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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-08-31
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VIII be SOLD at Public Auction, on Hrad.@
ddq, tic 9Th d0y Of September, 1865, at lively.
o'clock H.. in front ohc Mayer, Office, q: t1e
Market Building Tie Following describe,
property, 70 VT, viz --.,...~., r>rr1r,7 r
/ The THREE STC RY BRICK = " Z. Ii /
ING HOUSE, (double} and LOT: No. s. n.
Foirfax es~cet, between Cameron and Quee~
streets. tho house fronting Oh Fairfax stree,
about 81 feet, and N depth about 50 teet .
The lot fronting en- Fairfax street, about d
feet and II depth about 30 feet, ~ ,,r-7
2 TIE THREE STORY BRICK and oLAILI
BUILDING and LOT with the adJacs.'
outbuiIdings, on Tie east side OF &ter sSLSS ss
No. IS the house fronting on water e. su s,st
about SO feet, and in depth about GO l sst.
the lot fronts on Water street. ABOUT I10 l'e'
and IN depth about 1873 feet. ,r,7r,
The THREE STORY BRICK and SLAIhD
BUILDING and LOT on the west sue :( %
Union street, between Princess ana Oroa .,1t
streets, the house fronting on Union SUI su'',
about 80 feet. and in depth about % i 5ss.t
; The lot fronts on Union street a0o'1 % ''''
and in depth about $50 feet. .n.,.
4 "A LOT OF GROU ID on Thompson, j!a3
in the rear of No. !, havinga front on me sHr
alley Of twenty-five feet and III dept0 SS''
Any person wishing to examine the p5reLa':"
can do so dy calling on the underslgn4g3a;r rpS
S ONE HUNDRED AND FOUdR35TzAHHEr
(11N SH1RES or THE STOCK or :; H. a..
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY Or ~
EXANDRIA. -,o,onv ~
s TEN (10) SHARES OF THE STO 1GG11P d.
THE POTOMAC ms URANCF H0-0h-
NY OF NDRLA. ,1, ,,cocE
T FIFTEEN (l5) SHARES or J,HE 4 > 1l}g.
OF, THE EXCHANGE BANK 0f -
GINA NIX
8 ONE HUNDRED 400 SHARES Or XXI, 1Il5;
STOCK or TIE ALLEGANT .MlSIN'
COMPANY OF 1IARYLANl ,,rHT
9 ONE HUMID RED and TWENIL E e XIX
(128) SHARES OF THE STOCK Of frT If
MARINE INSURANCE: GOsaPA@'1
ALEXANDRIA,, -.boss
Terms Of Sale-One fourtb 81 the PuTc conaI
money in cash. The remain1erin three t e;ob,
teen months with interests from the day o. Led.
The defer ed payments to- BE secured By 9'''
Of trust, ANDREW IA MlEoord,
Executor OF Robert Jamleso:.Ia3 sd.
iy llawtaugl9adtd Dece1T IN
OORN FOR SALE-Wil be sold at pIb"Iaat
- auction Oh the 5th Of September neX' a. 1T thr
50 acres Of standing CORN--to be s0la y Oh
acre. in lots to suit purchasers. The oo1n obou!
he Farm now called Claremont Hospital 81 bf
y miles from Alexandria, formerly 9". i:Io1c
Com. Forrest. Sale to commence 81 ~ oTcER
l. m. Tau 25-ts#] II. Obey -H. IN o---- -or.
DUBLIC SALE.-To all whom it may her.
[ Germ: On Saturday. the Sd Of nssb,
1853, | shall sell at Public Auction lol and
Chestnut Sorrcl HORSE. ! Black torssGI, Ike!
me small mouse colored Mule, at the @A'''
quare-for Livery on the same. .puuaamaasssss sss
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C'LAXSEED purchased by B. WHEAT.
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FAUQUIER ITEMS.

The County Court Of Fauquier County Was
organized at W arrenton on Monday last: and
W. III. Gaines elected Presiding Justice. Two
Of the Magistrates elect, on account OF ineh-
gibility, did not qualify. The time OF the
Court was occupied in proving Wills, admins
tration appointments, and other business of i'm
portance only to those interested. All the
County officers qualified except Gen. William
H Payne, who, on account Of his position in
the Confederate service, was net eligible.
A meeting Of the citizens Of Fauquier was
held at Warrenton on Monday, presided over
by W. FL. Gaines, at which resolutions approv
ing and endorsing the course OF President
johnson, were adopted. The passage Of the
resolutions was opposed by A. j. Marshall,
and advocated by J. Y Brooke, E. M. Spill
man, (the author,) j NJ Forbes and ".
Winter Payne
Gen. Eppa Hunton has removed from Prince
William to Warrenton, where he is now prac-
tising law.
Gov. VIM Smith is living on4his estate near
Warrenton, engaged in agricultural pursuits.
The gathering Of people at the opening Of
the court on Monday, was the largest that has
taken place for many years on 6 similar occa
SloHpeISOHS 1Ttill lii parts " t2lG StuMLs USiuS
present.
a maudamus case was brought gp yesterday
an the Circuit Court for Montgomery county,
Maryland whict will test the Constellation and
law of Maryland, so far as relates to the regis
tration Of voters and the question of the ex post
facto nature of the clause requiring 6his regis
tration. The subject was brought before the
Court 10 form Of a petition for writ .oe man
damus, by Messrs. Robert j. Brent, W. Veirs
Bouic, George Peters and John Brewer, eoun.
sci for Mr. Thomas Anderson, an old and
highly respectable citizen Of Montgomery
county, who, 10 written protest, dated August
goth, at Rockville, Md, and addressed to tie
Registers OF the fourth election district Of
Montgomery county, demands to be registered
as free citizen.
twill berecoleeted that shortly after the close
of the late war the Grand Sire Of the Grand
Lodge the United States, l. @. O. F., Isaac M
Veitch, Esq, issued proclamation, in which
he invited the Grand Lodges Of all the South
ern States to send delegates tothe Grand Lodge
OF the United States, which assemblies in Bal
timore on the 18th Of September. The Grand
Secretary has received favorable responses from
nearly every Grand Lodge in the United States,
and it is now confidently believed that at the
coming meeting the Order will once again pre-
sent an unbroken front, and that one of the
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nR. G. ". CHANCELLOR,

Has resumed the practice Of his profession IL
this city. Vs. Office at the residence OF DR., T
]. Murphy, corner Of Duke sad Fairfax sts.
iy Oft
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Professional.

TUIIUS DIENELT,
j DENTIST
NO. l4j. PRINCE STREET,
tFotr doors below Washington street,
aug 3l--tf ALEAAND RlA. ! A.
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l. S III q O T ;.

va BAIL BRAwNER is 8 candidate for the
House ofDe!egates Of Va from Prince William
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ REAL ESTATE to decree of
the Circuit Court Of Alexandria county. Va j,
rendered in the suit of Tatsapaugh Us. HEM
mick, ct al, the subscriber, 8 commissioner
appointed for the purpose, will sell at public
auction, on WEDNESDAY, the Goth day Of
September, 1865, at IL 10, in zro2t Of the May
the real estate Of which John Tatsapaugh died
seized, on the north side Of Prince, between
Water and Union streets, described SIS follows,
viz:
[. Lot On which stands THREE STORY
BRICK HOUSE, beginning on the north side
Of Prince street. at the east lire Of that piece Of
ground which was sold and conveyed by John
feet west to the eastward Of Water street, and
running thence easterly with Prince street 20
feet; thence northerly parallel to Water street
SO feet 81 inches; thence westerly parallel to
Prince street 20 feet thence northerly in
straight line to the beginning
q Lot beginning on the south side Of Wales
ground conveyed BY McRae and Mase to John
Harper, which piece Of ground is supposed to
be about II feet LIS inches to the eastward Of
Water street, and running thence eastWardly
TO the line Of said alley "a feet; thence north
wardly with 9 line parallel to Water street 50
feet; thence Westwardly with q line parallel to
Prince street "a feet; thence with 3 straight
line to the beginning.
Terms: One half cash: balance il two equal
nstalnents at threea and six menths, with inter-
est: bonds to be given By the purchaser-title
retained TILL payment Of whole purchase money.
and property to be resold at risk Of purchaser
on his failure to comply with the terms of sale
or to meet the deferred payments at maturity
aug Is eotS Commissioner
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-18

Weeds which have been neglected during
the growing season, are now ripening up q
crop of seeds to take possession f.the soil in
advance of other crops Cut off the seedy
pests and gather them in bundles to burn
Internationally saving a world Of trouble
the next season.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-18
NOTICE

OFFICE MOBILE OHIO RAILROAD,
MOBILE, Sept. &c, 1860.
Passenger trains on the Mobile & Ohio Railroad will
run as follows: Northward trains will leave Mobile
every - s
Monday Wednesday and Saturday at NJ
Pass Meridian every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 455 NJ
Arrive at Corinth every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at $40 NJ
Leave Corinth every
Mondar, Wednesday and Friday at $40 NJ
Arrive at Columbus, KY, every
Monday Wednesday and Friday at $50 T NJ
Steamer General Anderson connects at Columbus KY
or Cairo.
SOUTHWARK TRAIN.
Leaves Columbus, KY, every
| Sunday Tuesday and Thursday at 500 NJ
Arrive at Corinth every
| Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday at 1890
Leave Cerinth every
| Monday, Wednesday and Friday at lao A NJ
Pass Meridian every
| Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 7:05 2 N
| Arrive in Mobile every III -.'E
| Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at $40 NJ
| ... g,-s L. J. FLEMING,
| Oct1T-2w Chief Engineer and Gen'l Supt.
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-18

RAILWAY POsT OFFIcEs.-The system Of dis.
trbutlng letters, and making up mails on board
the trains, Instead Of wasting the time hereto
fore consumed in these processes in the offices.
is fast being adopted on our lines of railroad
Five lines running west from Chicago, have
now the Improvement in use. They are the
roads running to Burlington, to Quincy, 10
Davenport, to Cedar Rapids and to Dunleth.
The Illinois Central and st. Louis roads are
also preparing to extend the required facilities
10 the postal department, and thorough line
from Chicago to the East is nearly completed.
The advantages of the system are sufficiently
shown in the fact that 60, Oh letters recently
passed through Chicago in one week, on each
of which /. saving Of nearly twelve hours was
effected. 1t is but simple Justice to the sew
eral railroad companies above named, to say
that they have shown themselves not only
willing, but anxious to do all in their power to
serve the residents along the lines of road I'M
der their supervision.
The Superintendent of the work, George
Armstrong, Esq, who is also the originator Of
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the plan, meets with little difficulty, ~but the
most gratifying encouragement in the develop
ment of the idea Chicago Post
Cairo evening times. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1865-1866, 1865-10-18
A CARD TO INVALIDS.

Iergyman, while residing in South America rs a
missionary discovered safe and simple remedy for the
of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train 81 dis
orders brought on by banefu and vicious habits Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire TO benefit the afflicted and unfor
tunate, will send the recipe for preparing and using
this msdicine, in sealed envelope, 10 any who
needs it, Free Of Chdyye.
Please inclose post paid envelope addressed 10 your
self Address, JOSEPH T. INMAN
STATION ID, BBLE IIOUsE.
jy25-w1v Neto yOyk cum
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

SYNOD OF NEw-JERsEy.-Ihe Old School
Presbyterian Synod of NewJersey, at a mestins held
in Princeton on the nth ut unanimously adopted q
paper which speaks well for the loyalty OF hat yener-
able body, to wits
U1e,eas since the Synod last met beloved country
then alc led and dcsoaied by Of the most fea
which scourzcd hAs been, IL Gods good
Providence restored sud measurable harmony; ard
Whercas. This happy result has been cornctcd elth tho
destruction almost total oi the system Of human bondage
which had long divided ~ AIDED ai = ne ration and
for the extinsushmn OF which the Ge serai Assembly o.
1861 exhoItcd al 70 strive and pray; aud
Whereas Ts synod during the progress OF NE war ssain
and again. by both example SID pccep, urged nni ed and
prayer for the the Union, the overthrow
Of it, enemies IN the rrnoy. Ct the which had
been prolific of dscord aud conflict with the pardon OF
national and niy sn and tbs return Of Gods favor to
our afflicted laad
Resolred That woud hunty recognize, Synod and
would press upon churches, he duty Of hanN- swing "a
great Heal Of the Church .d Ruler among the nations
for the nercl which he has yonchsaied 10 or
prayers for the triumph IL national esuse, tor he re.
Enlistment Of Government the whole union 10,
the almost universal Emancipation of slaves, and ior th-
Frightening prospect of happy restoration oil stea AID
Christian fceiius thtnasaoa, racihcased country,
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hoard Of Supervisors.
VACANCIES IN THE OFFICES or INSPECTORS or

VACANCIES IN THE OFFICES OF INSPECTORS OF
REGIsrRY-THE BOUNTY LOAN, DC.
The Board met ut IL o'clock N. on Saturday,
the President the Hon. Wm NJ. Tweed II the chair.
A communication was received By the Corporation
Counsel in answer to resolution ~ inquiry as 70
whether the Board OF Supervisors. or the Ponce CON-
mssioners have the power 10 fill vacancies Of lnspec'
tors aud Canvassers occurring on election day. Mr.
Deyen states that chapter 40 laws roo, sec. pro.
yjdes for tie appointments by the Commissioners VI
Police of Inspectors of Registry and Elections and
afer defining the duties Of these officers, says: Nacan-
cies occurring in any of snch offices shall be imme-
dintely filed Oy said Board Of Commissioners OF Metro
poan Police Board of Supervisors respectively IN inc
manner therein provided" The Board OF Supervisors
here referred is the Board Of Supervisors o. tue
County of Kings upon which body this law c0nicrs tho
rover TO appoint Inspectors of Registry aud Election
for that Couniy. The Board Of Supervisors OF tho
County of NewYork is not mentioned In the act IN con-
nectOn with the appointment OF these officers. put 10
Board of Commissioners Of Police are alone reered 10
in regard 10 it, Ordered on file.
Mr.. BLUNT presented proimble aud resolution 10
the effect that the question Of voting for the creation OF
State Loan OF SjOO00tc for the return Of 0ouhues
paid by various cities and counties would be before 'he
people D n short time, aud directing the volunteer
Committee to prepare b. lots by which ctzens may
vote upon this important question Adopteu, anu
ordered be published a. length III HE lkboNh ana
other newspapers.
| Mr.. ELY ir. offered the following resolution;
Resore That Controller be directed 10 make no PAY.
men upon the certificate OF any Va o-t
or officer of this Board except such amounts as la'e oeea
re,u,ry and legally audited by tue board except ho"eser
payment for bouutes be paid TO those VINO have furnished
| substitutes for the army
| The Board then adjourned to the 18th inst
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s...nshp H.ssr.. Parrish Nero't City Port Rieh"'sS
stS:@shp Yssoo Thompson Norfolk City Point Richmond
steamship WARRIOR Mott, Providence Neptune Steamship
Brs Delhi (Br) Baker Cork for orders Boyd HincLer
Schr Henry Edward, Ogden. Bridgeport, d. B. Racket
schr I. 2. Simpson, Hsssl.on, Plymouth 7. O. Benton 4
Son
Steamship Eagle Lawrence, Hsvans, spOnOrd, Tile'ton
Steamship Star Of the Union Blanchard Neworlesn' b.
Steamship Morning Star, Nelson Nsw-Oresns J. A. Ray
steamship Marion Warsaw, New. Orleans. R. Rowden.
Steamship City Of Port Prince Curtis Mobile, G. O.
DvDcan -
Steamship Ariadne Crazy Savannah. Livingston. Fox
Co. ,
Steamship America Lindt Savannah, wakeman Gookin
Steamship Quaker City, West, Charleston. A. Leary.
Steamship Leo Merrill, Savannah MURRAY Nephew
Steamship Chas. Benton, Eyre Newborn, NJ O., Murray
Steamship Mayaower, Robinson Ae1,ndris J. Hand.
Steamship Chesapeake Sherwood, Portland H. b. Crom'
steamship Sea Gull, Fish. Baltimore. J. B. Small,
Steamer Buffalo. Jones, Philadelphia.
Steamer Shetucket, Even New London. -
Ship Harvest Queen, Hutchinson Liverpool c. H. Marshall
Ship Cornelius Grinus Spencer. London, Grinne Mnturn
Slip Dr. Barh HAN Meyor, Hamburg sloman & Edge.
Ship s. DewolftBrh Raney, Leyrna1' N b. A. Smith
Bark Inca iBrenI scherrnoere. Caso. C. Lulins Co.
Bark overheard Deus (Brcm. Hohnots Liverpool Ruser
Bros.
Bork Bolivia. Whitebeny, Aspinwall Panama r. Co.
Bark Chanticleer. Benthsl Botinlore Hicks Bel
Brig San Juan (Br Barretego sisal. Alexandra Son.
s c.,ss.n. r osnsd Kingston Jam. H.
Greene l. Co.
brig Rush Raynor, Savannah, Bentley, Smith L Co.
Schr Jamestown Magce Mobile. l.. u. HurIbaL
Schr. Julia A. Hallock, CioweIl Key West.
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pn..enycr. Arrived

In steamship Evening star from New Orlcans-coL W; r.
D,g CAMS ii. H. Fitch, T.. u. hee,ef u A. j. Deby
/ AZ gbpy and ltdy r. W. Convey vie, child and servant
Td,yerd Tracy !. ". Downns Dr. W. H. Anderson Ihos'
Godthwst II. Griiyucr q. Gnmuchcan ); ~ BETS, NJ
E,k ID 4 Pisworh h. i. Solomon, vic, child and sery-
AIT Nt, A. hiouton Miss M0G0n Chas Morton Chas.
Iiu.imnnht, Il. ". Rayne, ". IT. Ames' = w wren A de
81 Cyr ! ". Arthur ,epi Lnfwiok, u D a. ;'eP' spear
wa,cI and u in "a cabin. A., Ct,
In ssam.hp CAY q Cork from Livepool-Mrs Sanford
Mi. WsaAer Nr Natbof aud daughter blf aud Mrs oE
rd Nh. peterborough M and Mrs. Cunltr and chudren
Mr Trrau Mr. and Mrs. Dairy Mr. md MI. McNsnar'
anr id Mis- Agses Jones. hrs Galley, j. iessci 1eo.e
s.yTcouis r. Holandcr J. lanad, ". Aslc' J. Douglass
Sqfby H. Huin. D. Mcfuiain, \. Otto, H. hlrsinsiii, n
petane J. CARBIDE laul Schau ". W. Schuti IA. sehut
J. Comband l.. Baehulan, aud $40 IN va, ste.i'ss. A.
oeddrn vile child sd servant Mss Gadaon ny Lubbock
n a. Robinson /. H. Crano, Mt Hope D. d. hithty ana
rbild Wi.ses r. L. C. ST. aud G. H. lncshap. X. H. Ch1Ieh
a. A. Woole A. st. Eckel. T.. Loihc j; T. sctocdef' MIS-
r. De Forest H. Leiglins $. G. 1ioVey, W H. Nelson l. ~
Powell n ST CHATTER VIM Flnigan, O. u. Pope, Mr..
Iitle Mr.. Neweonb A. d. smith, J. Smith, Capt D. h
Harris \. DAY.
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Trnxeler., Gnidr.l

To Albany, ny Hudson H. H., Depot 1tn.t. sni
I0th.Lye., ard by Harlem X. r.. Depot zothst'
and ath.sv. via Hudson River, 4 q. m, Az
and IOt y. m. VIA Harlem ~ ~. aud ~ . m
Sunday train. via Hudson River, y. m CIy
cars between Chamber aud Wih'st N'HFh
sud City Hall and 26th-sf station. ~
10 Albany. landing a. principal places on c"r nuu
son. by steamer G. Nihb1rd 1ursdtys' lhm wN'
ard Saturdays. aud Daniel Dfe~, M.nhnys' "''r
nesdays and Fridays rom foot OF pe'pio'a'A'" ~
7:45 a. M llnding at Thiuieth-st '
To Albany by STEAMER II. John. Mondays veg
nesdbys and Fridays. and the DIAN hens'uho,
Tuesday, Tbursdiys aud satufday'Ho" p'i ~ a , o.,
n. R....................sss .ss'''',.'
70 Baltimore, by the HewJcr-ry IL. H. 1907 OF
Courfiandt.st., aud ny a M. y h"' Snu -
midnight. Sunday. 49, :.
To boston, BY New-LOndon line, ficI % ~ H. . -
csly tSurda excepted. "
To ! ,ston. by hew.Ilayen X. H. wa NP"si'iu;, , .,
21tl-st. aud itlav.. ...............'o' ~. go 49,
10 Boston. br New. Haven X. IL, 2'F't' w W" . -,
ave- via Shore Line, III and p m 'un,iay'.. u "
To Bridgeport by steamer BRIDGEPORT a'"'i "" ., I'M
To Camden Manchester aud Long bf5ho'I py
steamer Jesse Hoyi. leave Pier ) NJ H. ua'y' a. -
(rcept sunday II 80 M and y y "
To Cananda gna. Rochester, Bnnao, Salan,n'ss"
West by Erie Railroad, foot oil v.aIiot , m
at T. 10 a. M aud Lnist Nht y "
To Long Branch. by Raritan and Dra"aie ~, ~
r. via steamboat Jr.so lioyt IRON p'e' ~ ~ m
at........................ss.. -. 80 49,.
10 (jre-npont BY Long Island X X, loot 81 1sme' m
slip, Z. u, . q u aud isphSaA''"'"'sc W s's "
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LAW lNTELLuGENSh'
r,,, cornrc cor NOVEMBER.

Tho Novcmber term of tho Courts opens TO-
dsy with full calendars. The supreme our WI o yen
sa '' "s land viii hold The Special Term md
Jude s. r9e, s, @ ss I pSbaby 10
held by Judges from the o'ae' "'''' P''o''' '"us'
General Term will also BE- held in the Superior Court b,
Iusiices Barbour, none eao MeUunu aus AI Terms WI
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BORT tOar0cns' Notlre.
STATE OF Ngw.YoRK

PoRr-WARDENs' OFFICE, No, lOi Walst
NOTICE il hereby given, IN accordance with
~ section Of ne, passed April H. 1887 entitled An
Act ReorganiIe the Wadens Office OF the Port OF New
York all persons interested in having charge Of the
subject matter of such inquiry examination survey that
tue following vess. under examination by the ron
Wa,us that the said surveys examinations VIII De
completed within ten days next succeeding this notice Oh
boar said vessss:
Steamship G. G. Lesry..................'1S ~ ~
ship Kline. ~, ~
Bafk blatltt
Schr Ann Leonard. -. r., "
ScLr Harriet Brewster. Union Stores. HroosHh,
MlNTHORNE TOMPklNs, rteS'uen@
=. AuGs HERMAN. Secretary.
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CITY NE WIS.

ARREST OF JONES, THg ERIE RAILWAY
COMPANY DEFAULTER-Cbief Masterson. Of the Erie
Railway Police force. has arrived in the steamship
Mariposa from New Orleans, having in custody Alfred
A. Jones' charged with the late defaleations Of the
Erie Railway Company.
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cOURT CALENDAR-THu DAY.

2635 1879 2i8, 2O42 1913 1885, 1868 1000 1884 T4 49, 0
lig2 1895 1897 l45i, 2r72 2tle 1884 PART INos liz
1884 24S6 243Y 24gG 1900 1856 l75 2332 25l 36 2<2 2sv
249O 252l 2526 2528 2232 2256, 2384.
SUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM.-Demurrers.-
Nos I3J to 49, Issues of Lsw and kact-Nos 1863 TO H.
SUPERIOR COURT.-PART Mos. 5O3y, 53l5,
4sl 1890 4gi gs I74 1865 1895 5o43 Ill., $780, Ia3 ,s
I181 I747 PART INos 1892 l16S l7Sl 1866, 2046 2oo3
2O6O, 2O6l. 3,.6 1856. 1910. 33O. 1872, 1896 1913
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-PARr I.--Nos. 955.
9i4 s $40 1898 1914 1885, 1916 1923 1882 1890 lO9 09J
1904 63l PART IHos 1885, 446 1889 i<2 ls5 ll4G, Has.
II49 ll50. Isl, 1851, ll5a, fi59. ll6l llol.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sn, ,...CJl Sun S-t,.....4.s6 Moon rises. 60.
IiGH WAITE THIi DAY.
sandy Hook. 8:li 0oy. land.. Ba5 Hell Gae..'.io;'l
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fnrniinre
Stores, Ranges, Ne.

81 MOwBRAY's No. 50 vesey-st. opposite Wash.
ston Market offer for sale complete assortment OF Cook
INC Stoves for wood coal RANGES Paror heaters, Gas
Rsners for paros and Offices Heating Stoves for stores
so Stoves suitable for the Southern market farmers aud
butchers Boilers. kitchen ware, &c. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06

John Mitchell was expected in this city last
evening and it is said he will soon leave tho country
for France, designing to remain abroad for several
years.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-06
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