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FINANcIAL.-From last evenings New York


FINANCIAL.-From last evenings New York
Post:
The loan market is moderately active at :
per cent. There is, however, abundance of
Capltai seeking temporary in vestment, and the
pass slowly, at sag for first-class, and at 1Oal2
for lower grades.
The report is current that the Treasury De-
partment is about 10 withdraw their deposits
now IN the national banks 1t is expected by
some that this course will lead to stringency
In the loan market and cause fall in gold and
stocks
Others think that as throughout the country
the supply OF capital is in excess of the de-
mands OF business, the balance owing to the
Government by the national banks can be paid
on without any arrangement of their ordinary
business.
the stock market opened dull, became heavy,
afterwards recovering, and closing with an
upward tendency.
The Commercial Advertiser says:
Try Goods auctions body is holding
on ull after election and business at the uction
houses has become nominal. Messrs Haggerty
d 20. mad q sale of ribbons and millinery goods
the importation of Messrs. SoIeliac Ereres
The Offering, as usual with the importations OF
this firm, was very fine, and NOTWITHSTANDING
tie general dizziness IN the market, prices were
advanced slightly over former sales, and most
OF tie goods were duplicated. Messrs Will
meTding, Hoguet Il Co. had a special sale of
dress goods. An assorted lot of scarfs, neck
ties, lace wells, and children's hose, offered at
and II most instances Were duplicated The
bidding for the dress goods, however, was yery
moderate, and prices ruled about the same as
during the week
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-04

~ The Albany Evening Journal has reason
to believe that a box with over two hundred OF
the Donohue forged votes reached the city last
week The Journal states that the name of
the party who received it is known, and he and
those who received the tickets will be
watched.
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New York MarLetS


NEW XoRK, Nov. i.-Flour has declined Ten
cents. Wheat one 10 TIVE cents, Corn firm, PORK
heavy, and Whiskey dull.
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GUNsil GUNsi,.

GUNs GUNs!l GCNSN!
:. Just received. large assortment of Doabls and
Single Barrel SHOT GUNS. together WITH a large
variety OF SHOT POUCHES. POWDER FLASKS,
GAME BAGS. PERCUSSION CAPS, POWDER
and SHOT in fact, every thing pertaining to q
Sport mans out6t-alI Of which will be sold at
reasonable prices. ~.
#.r- R. C. JOHNSON L CO..
as-i~, Successors to ]. Il. SAyAGE.
nov ct Penn Ay., between 10th and 18th SITS.
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FROM CITY POINT.

The mail steamer Daniel Webster, Captain
Charles Deering, arrived here this morning
at 10 O'Clock, from City Point The Webster
was compelled to anchor for an hour or two
down river this morning, the fog being so thick
that IL was impossible for her to see her way
through. The Webster brought NO news from
the front, all being quiet there up to the time
she left yesterday morning.
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ADA NE PRIN
IVI % MARKET SPACE.
uarantees a saving of
% PER CENT. :
on all kinds of


FANCY and
MILLINERY GOODS.
inst call and Judge for yourselves. noi3t
INHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing
j between Levi Forstsnberg and Gsbr a.
Schwsb, under the firm name OF ForstenberE
Schwab. has been this day dissolved b. mutual
consent. -
The business will he continued by L. F0RST En-
BERG by whom all the trim debts will be psli, al
the same stand, No. 49i 7th st. -
G. SCHWAB.
4
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GOODS! NEW GOODS y

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODSH
Just received, large and well selected stock of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, viz: Bugle Gmps
and Buttons, Cloak Ornaments and Tassels. Gui-
pure and other Laces, Braids, Ribbons, Emhrod-
cry and Edsings, Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
Lace and other Wells; large assortment OF Zephyr
and Wooden Goods. Balmoral and HOOP Skirts,
Hosiery. Kid and other Gloves, Shawls. Corssts,
&c. beautiful and new style of Hair Netts and
Head Dresses.
An assOrtmept of
LADIES AND MISSES HATS.
trimmed and untrimmed
Together with large supply of fine Fancy Goods,
Work Boxes, Writing Desks, Satchels, Port Mo
naiPs, Toilet Articles, DC.
Also on hand.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
Shirts Drawers. Socks. Collars, Neck Ties Scarfs,
Suspenders. Umbrellas and ParasOIs. With an "a.
sortment of Military Trimmings, all of which will
be sold at low rates. at 20
BOSWELB'S Fancy Store,
800 street, near 18th,
Depot for Boswell & Warmers CONRIFIC for
coloring the hair. oc 29lw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-04

~Oyer one hundred and twenty four thou
sand voters have been registered III New York
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-04

E0RsALE-0ne of Pages supsrior STEAM SAW
one Of sn o.s:1, MILLS BUsh
CAP BE- obsaipsd very cheap Apply 70 cHAS. 3.
CALVERT Hyattsvills r. o. Prince Georxes.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
THE PIRATE TALLAHASSEE.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 1.-The report of the
Pirate Tallahassee being off Delaware Bay,
and OF having destroyed several vessels at
anchor, came through pilots, but is not gener-
ally believed.
Persons who left Lewes, Delaware, yester-
day morning, say that there can be no truth in
the reported robbery OF that town.
Inquiries now being made of the nearest
telegraph stations
tsRCOED DIsPATCHl
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 4.-Passengers from
Cape May, who arrived this morning, report
that nothing was known there about the TalIa-
hassee being at the breakwater.
Definite confirmation will probably be re-
ceived by the New York boat, due at one
O'Clock.
THIRD DIsPATCH.l
PHILADRLPPIA, Nov. 4.-The Evening Bull
Ietfn says: Gloucester Smith Engineer of the
Light House district, who left Lewes at s
O'Clock yesterday morning, states that at that
Tune there bad been no report there of the
Pirate Tallahassee being at the Bre2awater,
which is in sight from Lewes.
be totally discredits the rumor. Moreover,
the United States gunboat Sassacus, double
ender, was in Lewes harbor, having arrived
there on Wednesday night. If any pirate had
been in the neighborhood she would have been
after her at once
The whole story is undoubtedly canard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-04

IMPORTANT TO FEMALES-DR. CHEESE
L MANS PILLS The combination o. ingre,
dents in these Pills is The result of long and
extensive practice. They are mild in their opera
Ten, and certain in correcting all lrregularitles.
painful menstruations, removing all DISTRACTIONS,
whether from Geld or other causes hsadacihe. pain
In the side, palpitation of the heart, whites an
nervous affect ions mysteries, fat que, pain IN the
sacA and limbs, &C.. disturbed sleep, when arse
rem interruption of nature DR.. Cheeseinhn
pills vas the commencement of 8 new era IN the
lrs atment of these irregul and Distinctions
"hlch have consigned many to premature
grave No female can enjoy good health uni nj, IS
sne Is regular, and whenever an obstruction taxes
place the general health begins to decline Dr..
Cheessemans Pills are the most etteetusl remedy
ever nown for all complaints peculiar TO femsleS
TO all classes they are invaluable inducing; with
eerttsin,y, periodical regularity. They are stown
RODS throug hout the country, having the sanction
o. some 81 the most eminent physclans IN Ameri,
ca. Explicit directions, stating when they should
not be used, with each box: the price. one dollar
containing frsm 80 to 60 pills ps sent
Sold ~ rnGTrg Tists generally ,, p.,,r;.,ors
aUTCHING6 x HILLYER, ProprleIors
nov 2-Dl6tW9t Al Cedar street, New York.
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G. S0HWhB
November 1, 1864 mo- St.
I'M NJ. WILLIAM, M
aIx MPoRTER *
$40 Pa ave. Wash 81. Cite Trsyise
ington d. c. Paris.
isreceiving new goods by almost ever ste amer,
fashionabe goods on hand His stock is com posed
ofLadies and Children's Cloaks, Ladies Undergar,
Mliinery Goods, as BoaSets. ' Hats FioSers,
FPesthers silks Grapes, HeivetS kisbG p!t, ec'
Se sts f Fancy Comb. PerfnRery rom the cs
brated House Demarson. Chetelat Go Paris;
city who imports goods goes for selections him
selfto Europe, and has his agent residing in PaFi
who sends him as soon as 5hey mss
the most fastidous tastes. nov 8 3m.t
@ proprietor! sS 8 g. &C.. nsssHs
EsxV ments are invited to examine our Wy
''0S CHRoCKERY. CHINA AND GLASSWARE.
as we can furnish it in large or small quantlte,,
Of FINE PISTED GAsreRs FORKS and Spoons
English and American GsN I'll al grades.
nov ,ot 5oa Odd Feilo Ss,'HH aiI 2sR St
THK suPkEME COURT OF TIN DISTRICT
the United st ,ts for the sas District
Notice IS asssss sIysa a' sSss q .ss sesh day Of
October. 1864 the ssho9per Goa9ette, tackle . e.
United states sloop Waterman, Potomac Flotl
la, and brought the same into this District for
adtudicetion; and the same are lbelled and pros,
ecuted in this court in the name Of the United
States. for condempation: and have been arrested
by the marshall for the reasons in the libel stated;
and that said cause will stand for trial at the Civ
Hall, in the city of Washington. on the Rrst Mon
day of December next. whe a and where all per
sons are warned to appear to show cause why cor
demnatios should not BE decreed. and to inter
vene for their interests.
October 2e, 1854 X. . AEI6s, CLERK
nov Plat .9aL ... H,eE-f
T7HE OO-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
listing between Browning & Heating was dis
solved on the llth ultims by mutual consent
either party can sign the name of the arm in set
Element of accounts. The books will be keptG
the old stand where all persons having open &C
counts are respectfully requested 70 eshend settle
.E.gE5 ETgr4 .gaa JNO. n. KEATIN9
SHALL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS AZ h
the old stand on my own ACCOUNT where shhn
be pleased to see my friends and the public Sensr
ally. Iuov s-lvl a. BR0WNlht.
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I SHALL CONTINUE THE BUSINESS AT
the old stand on my own account. where shsu
be pleased to see my friends and the PUBLIC gener
ally (uov s-lvI a. BROWNING
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BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
MAR1N1s FAsHI EMY. DANCING AG .4
TEMPERANCE HALL, 81
street, between 9Th and 10Th sts. w

This Academy is now open for the rece ption of
pupils
DAYS OF TUITION
For Ladies. Misses and Masters TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS and Fridays. from to 5p. m.
Gentleman's Class-Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, from to IN p m
Those DESTROYS of Joining may do SO by applying
at the Academy during school hours. Quarter
commencing on entry. ocS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-04

FLOUR AND GRAM MARKET.--Flour In &C
tive demand. Sales brisk of extras at Sl2 70
SIP 80, according % reputation of brands:
pers, no saies-prices quoted at 81 50 to SLID
Grain-No arrivals reported. Wheat, red
S210; white, S2.75 TO s., according to quality,
and in good demand. Corn-Old yellow Sl.7U
per bushel new, - per Dbl
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NJ. SINGER & cos
j. SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.
457I@ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
BETWEEN 80 AND AZ SITS. SOUTH SIDE, UP STAIRS
WASHINGTON CITY.
&C 81 w. j. HARRINGTON, Agent
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LOR SALE A new BARREL WAGON for ssle
Il Call at No. e21 New Jersey avenue
nov 4-eO3t"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-19
SALE. !.

efAfH or Iowa, Lee CorsYY-1s I.
BY ~stee ola ePeaa execution to he irsSted fsuet
py the tierk 81 36e stFict Nxgt ol sptaunnr il hss
o. william Patterson. and sgAnsf q. n Marshah han
vea npon A viseil hs1le a1ehsss btddef Il te Uu
door OF the Clerks 0ce Of the district Court II Lee
~ Iowa, at keokuk, in said county on the 10th ay q
septstnDyrs a. Y, le8A bstwesn the lpua a. e6si6k
~ ana o'clock p. M. commencing at O'Clock z. NJ d
Aead as the saiiouiug prspo1y u~1H en- tiU1 M "a
OF the nofthwesrely side II LOT GA in bloch thirt,
Ssotfn the cfrs'orkecksk les comfy fowa =
sxsn levied upon Ard y besosd Aysrw n sss
- sskuk. Aus. 3, lSoA7 4 fsRA FL AilDDheot.
fiin'e' res " w. sheriH of Lee Coz Iowa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-08-19
SHERlFFs SALE. e : ''l=.7i 2 =

sfAfk OF Iowa, LRs CouxrY-ss
Sutoe o. eosnsraf eGseueisA aSe directed isSuxs
the Clerk OF the District Court Of said county, In fnyo
o. oaapsh Lee and siust y H Sullivan Lave leyfss
spon ana w se 70 the hiebses hdase ~ the unt do
VI vac esrh oncs OF the District Court Of Lee Count,
IOWA a. ksoknssdn aid esohsy On the zftk DAY o. Al
sast, a. y. lse4 ectwesp the hoan Of o'clock A. y
na ocses = NJ Commencing at ociock r. H. Of sal.
day, tAs iQxiag prSp~rs,, sowit sssns se,t ~ ~
eleven y ana twelve (i2 in block thirty six t3 IN tn.
city oi heo&ux. Lee county, lows, beginins at po
Ky tvO ifet from Johason street on basrfh ssrrsi
uenes atng Fourth street towards the alley twenty 20
,hsnes - sghf angle acr sssd lo bsntirvt
oY let Thence ~ right angle toward johnson 1T
Aivvl set TO the phase of beginning -, $ -. Is
ieved upon. and to be sold to satisfy said wrii
Of execution -5.i{,..s - Z -, - - 80
:, heoknk, -uly %, 1884. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printer'f Fee 81 U0l sherin NJ - o. T.,
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financial.
DECIPROCITY MINING COMPANY
IL OF CANADA EAST.

TRUSTEES:
r, Gov. JAMES POLLOCK Director United States Mint,
Philadelphia.
WILLIAM C. MOORHEAD, President Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad Company. Philadelphia.
CHAs b. WRIGHT, Of c. b. Wright & Co., Philadelphia
HENRY SHELDON, Of Stanton. Sheldon Co., New
York.
WILLIAM B. HATCH OF Fairbanks CO.. New-York
r. r. HUNTING of T. b. Bunting Co.. New York.
L. f. CHITTENDEN. Gate Register United States Treas
ury,) Of NewYork.
Prcsideni-L. T.. CHfrTENDEN
Baukers-PISk HATCH
General Observation-Disclosures RANKIN, M. +.
Sccrc.ary--JOHN M. HOOD.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Ogr1cg. FIRST DIVISION,
AspryC-OS CRY. Nov. ., 1854. }

GESynALs OIr1cg, FIRST DIVISION,
WARRINGTON CRY. Nov. o, 1864.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
w TO tic bidder, At lie te and places iauiea be
low. VII: - ,,o
YuRK Pennsylvania. THURSDAY, November L. 1861
LANCASTER, Penn. yiyanr, FRIDAY, November - isbi
EASrON Pcrnsy lvmiis. THURSDAY, December !, !1i.
Two Hundred Cavalry Horses Il each place.
These Horses have CONDEMNED unit for the cavalry
g vice Of the amy.
For road and farming purposes many good bargains may
DC had
UCrscs sold sn.ly.
Sale. 20 commences a. 10 o'clock o.
TENS. Cash in United States currency -
JAMES \. EKlN
Colonel in charge Fir; Div sion, u NJ. q. q.
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Sl.0l,esA 02
PHILADELPHIA November p 1894
The Board o. Directors have this day declared SAsi
DINlDEND Of TEN PR CENT Ola the CAPITAL STOCh,
and six PER CF Ut lntcfst the SCRP 81 the Company
payable N ard AFTER e Isl OF December lfoNno. fee Vi
National and >tle Taxes. - ... ,,,,,v
They have also declared SCRIP Dividend Of FORTY
PER FNT on the EARNED PREMIUMS ioT the year end
ng O<ober a. 1884 certificates for which VIII be i.."d TO
pe, entitled the and aier the Let oil Dece
D.r pIoa snc, re. 81 S.iional aud state Taxcs ..
They hays ordered aso iba, the SCRIP CERTlFlCArES
or PROFITS oithc Company for the year 1850 be reeemed
IA CASH at tie ose Of tho Company, IN and after Isl
Ueerber pfo,ino an interest thereon that d-y
~ No certificate OF profits Issued under 80 By tle Ac
~ Incorporation no certificate sla isiue miles, elaine
h Two yesr. a,er the declaration VI the dividend whereof
II u evidence"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23
NEW SKIRT FOR 1864.
IN ANEW AND GREAT INVENTION IN
HOOP SKIRTS.


HOOP SKIRTS.
TIE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC COR DOUBLED STEEL
SPRING.
il. & J. q. WEST
NO. ~ CHAMBERS ST., KEW-YORk,
are the owner OF the Patent snd Exclusive Manictuer'
J. w. BRADLEY'S
PATENTED "DCPLEX ELLiPNC' STEEL SPRING
SKIRT
This rveuon consists Of DaPleH {o5twol Elliptic siss
Springs in ~nouy braided tightly aud firmly tog tncf ed;e
edge the ghes most elastic hexoieand durses
Swing used enabling the in consclu.nce "a
great elasticity AID sxb"Dess to place and fod tho sr,
when in easily and with the convenience ~ sk
or muslin dress entirely obvaes aud sonces the only OBJ
lection 20 Hoop skirts the annoyance to tho wearer a.
well as the pubic especially IN crowded assemblies carriages
railroad cars chsrh pcw or in any fowded place ifom tue
difficulty of contracting them and occupying snai space
this entirely removes the difficulty. while giving the s the
usua full md symmetrical form end n the hgh'e1 aHd mo'
stylish and graceful appearance Cor the street. oPers prone
aic or house dress lady Lnyins enjoyed the pleasure
comfort and great convenience OF wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Sprin. Skin. io single day. viii mover aerward Willingly
d. with o them. they are the best quality IA
part the iehtc most durable comfortable and
economical Skirt made. Merchants III be supplied a. above
and ladies' In most drstcla retail stores II this city and
throughout th. different states 80, -, ,,,,,c
~ INQUIRE FOR THE "DUPLEA ELLifiiC
SPRikG ShlRE
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RESERVED FOR WORKING CAPITAL,
1000 SHARES.


THIS COMPANY Is FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE
Of Purchasing Working Selling and Leasing Mining Lands
and Rights the British Provinces and neighborins localities
II Is now the OF nearly fifteen thousand acre, Oh
the richest gold lands Of the CHAUDlERE gold district Of
Canada which have been selected with great care and atc
abundant evidence Of their richness in gold end other precious
metals, They contain nearly SEVENTY NILES Of RIVER FRONT
AGE upon streams admirably adapted 10 the most productive
and>eoonomicsl mining.
The Company h been Organized afcr tho most thorough
Of tic lands and their values, and the Trustees
confidently believe their produciiyeness which las been uy
.d prove them equal superior to The richest pscsr
Of California both ia eoa bearing gusrz odes and aiiVi
depos They have on hand and exhibition gold enough
recently mined upon ter property to fully establish the
value Of their stock.
TuR COMPANY Is PREPARED TO TREAT uPoS FAVORABLE
TEnxs WITH PERSONS prsiRIyG TO LEASE Or PURCHASE
MINING RIGHTS.
limited number Of shares Of the capital stock may be SUD
scribed for until fertilizer notice, at the oaice OF
FISK l. HATCH NO. IS wALL-ST., BANKERS FOE
THE COMPANY.
oaAr
THE COMPANYS OFFICE, EMPIRE BUILDINGS, NJ
u BROADWAY NEw-VoRK.
whsr. tie o.peetus and oil information relating 70 'Ae
Company may bs had on application
TIE Trustees unhcainry invite the attention OF she
public to the RECIPROCITY MINING COMPANY, ~
possessing value fully equal to that Of any Mining Compa
hitherto organized.
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A FFLICTED RESTORED. IGNORANCE

~ hDCiOisAD. iO-NOtANNL
VA EXPOSED! PALACES UNMASkED! DR.. LAR.
AONT'S Paris London and New York MEDICAL Adviser and
dhase Guide sth edition 900 upon Debility Urinary
eposs Eucpsen hezpts Practice the Authors unequaed
aIis and London TIssinsk, he. Al who would avoid
successful aud eseareus estmeut should purchase this
Original wssk Of the puelishsf T. WARMER No. vessys,
stor House, for % consult tie DOCTOR No. l3BTosd
6sy, Top ssfs). new.f from 10 a 10. to sp m.
I'VE concur With other paper. IN lscommspdng Dr. Lar
bsnt and is vol" tCouuet dee Etss Unis German die
SHisn UkD0eh Ssda zsstspa. Atm Ms1eL k,usu, keI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-23

TR,ssssK OYFIoK OF run
CHICAGO AND NORTH W EsTYRs RAILWAY Co,
NO WALL st NV ioEx. Nov. IL, 1854
4 SENI.ANNUAL DIVIDEND of THREE
~ AND OsE.HALF (Jil PR CENT has tia day been
declared upon tic Preerud stock Of s Company. %; able
Us the taxi 1t s Office. on and aicr tho LIT OF
December next; tie hodcfs Of ,sd scA shown By the
Company books cl1se Of h-incs lie 2tth inst ~
which the Transfer books DT The Pf-eed stock viii be
closed, ~ b. fe0lrned On tie ~ II Doccm1ei .
JAMES X. YOUNG, Secretary.
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MASTER COMMISSIONER SALE of the

N u J
w DAYTON, XENIA ( BELPRE RAILROAD ONO
prrsusncr Of decree oe the CircGit Cont Of the United
states for TIE Southern District Of Ohio made IN CERTAIN case
therein pendrc herein Charles W. Roc well Inoe ior me
road complainant; and the sdd Dayton Hcnia and Bcpre
Railroad Company aud others defendants rendered at The
October tenn OF sd Court \. ID. 1854. James L. Iorbe!
sIecial Master Commission in Chnnccy by sad order and
decree appointed viii offer at pubc auction at the door q"
the CONT House in The City % Dayton In the CouPy OF
Montgomery, and State Of Ohio,
OS Tuesday. January 2, a. u. 1865.
~ eleven n o'clock IN the uoins q nd day. III entire
marcel sA rs sx.n.re;y th following described property
wits The entire property and Road OF said dayton Arna and
lie Railroad Company lying within and between sad Ciy
Of DAYTON and tie village vi Washington, in the County o.
Favre sad Ohio including the right OF way, and
The lands occupied thereby ty whsevcr right the
be holden by said Company together with the s1perstTuotufe
and tracks and all structures eeon ri any KIND whatsoever
including part Of aid premises a Engines Loe2meiNe
Cara and rolling stocN o. every description. al Tools imple
nert and tclals. sud all hors and Cnsnehoust and al
and nd aud ell other the cs;sc and properly Of s'd
Railroad Company, owned and IN use IN Operating sad Ran
rights, privileges and franchises OF said Railroad Company
Sec only the rent reserved IN certain perpetual leases
made bv Hcrsiio &. Philips and v VILLAIN Huffman amounting
in The aggregate hundred sud six dollars aud
ay cents t2S6 ~ 0 aIuun and subject to the iIaL'
chise of said RAJ. soad Company Ia be corpofr'ion .
said Railroad completed and ~ use between sad 'y o.
Dayton and Nenia, IN Gfeeuo County oHo distance OF
sxircu and bat little any wo has beeu done on TIE
TERMS OF SALE.Tle above described property nights
end franchises win be o,d 20 the highest bidder for sun not
less than two hundred and lfy thousand dors @ISOoSD
that being :he minimum su Tor which under ,ad decree sara
property can be sold The purchaser v1 be required 10
deIo. in ~ hands at the time Of sale tie sum o. h'ccn
tou and be forfeited in ile purchaser m 70
COMFY with tie further conditions viz: That he stall psy
one-af the purchase mcuey 'r tn dys after tue con
rnatiou sale end the rcuc Of snch purchase money
within ninety dsys oficr sa:i COMMUNICATING SHd INST
deposit 20 lie held as par. OF said ff.r payment
JAMES l.. 1ORBIfT, Special Master Com'r.
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Real estate for Sale.

COTTAGES and LOTS FOR SALE-At
" East New York, at $50, 80 2oo : Loo, with
4 to rooms; also ~ ecr.rt DWELLINGS, with to lois
each at $500. So 800 s40Oo also 200 LOTS at lZ3 TO
500. CHARLES X. MILLER, Atanticaye, East New
York, and No 9Wiioushby-st.. Brooklyn.
MOCK FOR SALE.-THE. LARGE DOCK
~ near tie Railroad Depot at Elirabehpor " j.; has
100 feet front; also track connecting with the Central
Railroad of New Jersey. J.. Il. KELLOGG,
l39 Pearl Street. New.York.