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SALES AT AUcTk6N.
z. BuREHAM,, AUcTIoHERR.

A. e BvRNHA ss,i,4 AycTloSEER;
MAGNIFICENT HOUSE ua5 HOLD atjn D FuRsrrURH.
Rosewood u octave P.anoforte ~ az
''''' Velvet and Brussels Carpets.
Rosewood and Walnut cbam ,isu'A' anu ''''''N
Dining Ram, Furniture. en- suite style Louis XVIII
a., China, Glass silver War, Ts a Cutlery.
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Hertz rs.e. Extension Dining TSSe Buffet. Arm Chairs.
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s'sf ns CHAMBERS.
Rosewood and walnut Dressing Bureaus Bcdsteads Ward
robes Comrlodes Arnoieatkce suite, style Of Louis
XIV; Hair and Spring Mattresses Blankets, Sheets.
N B-Iartes wishing attend this sale take Fifth
nue. stages sigh avenue cars leaving ch ST. house
ucrIoN NoTIcE.-PosITIyE AND sEREMProRY
IN sale Of over $4,000 worth of ~
- Magnnc Second Hand HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
sELE0ANr ROSEW GOD PIANoFORTE,
RICH pARI.OR FURNITURE
VELVET BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS, .
PAINTINGS, WORKS OF ART. VASES &C.
e. ROTH Auctlonecr, will sell this (fucsiay) morning
May g. at III O'Clock precisely the property OF private
FAMILY at the private residence Ii9 Clinton place (est
Eighth street, between Firth and Sixth consisting OF
PARLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three solid rosewood and black walnut Parlor
Suits covered in French satin brocatel and reps Turkish
Easy Chairs aud Lounges TO ach rosewood Centre and
Pier Tables Eageres Corner and ookstands, twenty
DAY bronze Clock rich China Parn Vases Parior Orna
mens elegant brocael and Lace Curtains fue collection
OF Gil Paintings Englayas large Mirrors and Chandeliers
4A0NIFlCENTs ROSEWOOD PIANOFORrE, STOOL
AND COVER, COST $3.50;
an elegant instrument, with corners beautifully
carved legs aud case with all n,dern improvements over
strung bass fall Iron plate Freac action fun octave
roscwoea and mahogany Belscads Bnrs,us Washstands
Spring and Hair Maressea Beds BLANKETS Tea Tables Ex
tension Taba Glass, China and Silver Ware, Table Cutlery
&c. Sale positive. Deposit required
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THE TURF,


FASHION PLEASURE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Hednosday Msy "a ats O'Clock r. NJ. Match for COO
n1 i9I.eit mile heats best three Ia Ave. In harness.
y Mace names b. e. Norristown
y. fhier names g. g. James Watson
JOSEPH CROCHERON, Manager
FASHION PLEASURE GROUND. -TROrTING
Il THURSDAY, NAY IS Mt O'Clock p Al.
, Nurse OF sin, with stake OF s25 each, p. p.
Ailis heats best In 5, to wagons
Mr.. browning Mt mos r. 4. Honest Major.
X Orie names s. & Gibo I
a raterson names colt Bay Stallion.
y hier narnas zenoba (late Empressl
;. Crcgan names e. e.
r. %rpenter names Jack Lewis t...l rHN
II Wo >druG names oh. g. Dictator
JOSEPH CRoCHERoN Manager.
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M DOUGHTY, AuCrloNEER, WILL SELL. ON &C.
wi. count of whom IL may concern, on Wednesday, May
"a 10 O'Clock at ths auction rooms 70 Nassau street
large lot OF Household Furnitrc damaged by the late fire,
comprising Velvet Tapestry Brussels and Ingram
Buets Extension Dining Tables gilt frame Pier Glasses,
walnut rosewood and mahogany Chamber Furniture, VIII
Bureaus Bcdseads and Washstands Feather Beds Mat
tesses Lounges Gas Chandeliers &c Every lot 10 be Pc
porily snla
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y vsY +. 7. WILLS, ApcrIONEER. UCTIoN NOTICE.
~ - nj frcnch Chia, EartaenYarc and CLlss at lO1
.Ioc SA.s ~ M ray stFest Catalogues Tuesday =
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IRON MOULDERs, RALLY.-A MASS MEETING OF
the mouliers OF New York and vicinity will he held al
Early Closing Hail. 2s7 Bowery on Tuesday evening May e.
at O'Clock VIM H. Syys Of Philadelphia, viii adore q
the meeting Lot moudr be present. by request OF
the union. ROBT. BAILf, President
NJ. MILMoRK, Secretary.
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"A JOuRNEAY, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO. 9 PINE
"A. est-Auctlon galn OF handsome Household Furn
4ure CarTeting Chandeliers &C. A. JOuRNEAY
Wn sell THURSDAY the 18th Inst at loh NJ at the Pr
assortment OF handsome Paror Chamber and Dining Room
furnurc consisting suits rosewood anu rlush
nahosnny and haircio rosewood Etagero French plate
pier Mirrors Medallion Velvet and Brussels Capsng mar
Bic tor Centre Side Tables elegant walnut liastind
Sedsteads Dressing Bureas CHINA Service Cut
nc Catalogues at the Office OF the auconccr NO. zine
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AND
REWARD or ESQ STERLING.
WILLIAM GIBBONS,

mariner son the late John Gibbons Leutenln Adjuant
the Royal Pertbshe MILITIA and residing In Perth, scut
land hereby requested p.cc himself n eommqneaion
with subscriber he having lately become entitled 10 con
siderable property by Tho death Of relation Tor whose estate
they arc agents -, - -,
Glasgow Captain Webb 81 tho port 81 Glasgow whence
She about sth February 1862 for Singapore aud
Penang lie said vessel AZ singapore and has not since
heard but is understood 20 have sailed from W at
mort IN sono Other ship The Subscribers authorized TO
pay OF Converting 10 any ono giving such informa
ton will enable them 70 trace cut the said William orb
O0"' VI " p''' DONALD a SPENCE, Writer'S.
Olisgow, ~ y.
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IToBoKEN RACEs.-Poor.s WILL BE SOLD AT In
fayette Hall Monday evening. at half-past eight
O'clock and evening previous TO the and on the
''''A SoMENDYKE ARMSTRONG.
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A Q. YOUNG, AUCTIONEER.-LARGE SALE OF
IA. Household Furniture, this day Tursday at II o'clock
precisely at the residence No 20 Washington suate corner
FUN seven octave md contaiang ali tie modern improve
ments Stool and Cover Also elegant rosewood and black
walnut parlor Shs covered tho descriron
ssls and Ingran Carpets OIL inng marble top Bureaus
eur!ed Hair Mattresses Spring Beds Enamecd Chamber
dow Curtains, black walnut and mahogany sofa bottom
hsrs Sofas Lounges Clocks Easy Chairs Tables Cutlery
class house. sale percpo'y and deposits required from
purchasera N. BThe Seventh avenue run directly
past the dUar. .r HfT
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DAwNBROKER'S SALE OF WATCHES AND JEWEL
l. ry-JOHN MORTIMER will sell at Is East Broadway,
this day at IA o'clock A NJ COO lots God ana silver
Seals Plated Ware Musical and Mathematical Instruments
Pistols &c variety of other
goods TO mention; well worthy the attention OF
dealers Of 8. u. Solomon Co.. 6l5 Hudson st.
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HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER.-H II. LEEDS 4
MINER viii sell by auction Tuesday, May 23 at IL
O'clock at their salesroo,n, % Liberty stree,
Go CASES IMPORTED BRANDY,
by order OF the assignee IL OF ono dozen
each In hne shipping order oxcelent quality aud must
be sold without reserve
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j AT THE HoBoKEN COURSE
TO-DAY, RAIN OR SHINE,
including the Post Stakes mile heats for which AIDE
HARAN, LUILEME and LORD MONMOUTH will posi-
lively run.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A SURGEON, LICENTIATE OF THE ROYAL COLI
N lego Surgeons Ireland % years of wishing
Mexro 10 learn particulars, &c Address D. c.,
Herald OIL
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TTNIoN COURSE, LONG rsLAND.--TROrTTNG.- lon
~ Tuesday, May IS at O'Clock r NJ purse and stake Of
1879 mile heats best three in FIVE ~ harness Mcangh
Jonathan Robert Walker enters br IRISH Maids Egber
Dennis enters 8. Giraffe: Hiram Woodruff enters 9
Honest Peter SHAW WHITE, Proprietors.
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KANJw,i.,n hook method Of Converse Sent by mail;
,,co al Drec 10 j. sIVORi, Banjo Teacher HoH Dr0s"
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ENOR sALE--A VERY HANDSOME AND INTELLIGENT
fawn color English Greyhound about u years old full
Of freaks and fond of children Address H. box 1913 Herald
office.
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LNRANCIS BUTLER NO. PECK SLIP. HAS "a
choice breads of Dogs for sale for stock Butlers La
fabe Mango Cure and Flea Extermnator rs cents. But
lers work the Dog third and enlarged edition. price
wanted,
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THE COURTS.

MAYORS COURT. The watch report
William Langly, (colored), arrested
upon suspicion of burglarious intentions
upon the residence of William Collins.
George Fulton, (colored), charged with
stealing, and Georgeanna Whitehead,
lcolored), charged with stealing from
Peter Smith. All We're turned over to
the Freedmen's Court for trial.
Edward Hudgins, charged with COM
pllclty in robbery, was sent to iaiI in
default of bail. w. Howard. CHARGED
WIN violation of the huckster
ordinances, was fined $40 and costs
Il. ,. Christian, made a complaint that
he mad been robbed, some time since
at the Hyde Park Saloon. on Rrood
water street, in the rear of the Custon,
House, and kept by man named Rose
q warrant was issued for parties named
Walter Jameson, charged with riotous
conduct upon the Sabbath, on Broad
Water street, was fined SO. Orlando
Olmstead and James Thompson, soldiers.
charged with drunkenness and dis
orderly conduct, and resisting the
3,,iters in the discharge of their
tauties, was turned over to the mill
.ary authorities. Alexander Davis.
9ualliieu as Measurer of Grain. &c.
JAMES Morris, charged with passing a
counter,elt 500 U. s. Treasury note. was
arrested and brought into court note
produced and pronounced good by
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THE RETURNED SOLDIER AND THE

THE RETURNED SOLDIER AND THE
HOME GUARD. The other day, gen.
tleman-a returned Confederate war
rior-who is as distinguished for his
modesty as civilian as he was for in
telligent bravery i'm the fields of Vir-
ginia, was accosted in CRANKY street, by
a rosette home guard, who exclaimed,
"How do yon do?p On being informed
by the soldier, that he twas very well :"
the other remarked" Well, the war is
over; but there are great many of as
that are not whipped yet-there are q
great many Of as that are not whipped
yet" al dare say" responded the
soldier, quietly, "but I am, | got whip
ped at Petersburg" The Home Guard
seemed to see the rebuke, and the sol
der went about his business. Dispute
as you may, We astronomers and phi
losophers, there Is vast difference be.
tween the moon and green cheese
between mind and matter-between a
trundle-bed ranger and soldier who
fights.
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

EXCITEMENT AMONG THE PLAYERS.
At six o'clock, yesterday morning, the
cry of a man overbOardn created quite
stir among the crowd assembled on
Baltimore wharf The bulk of the gath
ering was composed of the actors of
Glenn's theatre, who were about to en-
bark in the City Of Richmond for City
Point and Petersburg. 1t seems that a
Mr.. John Taylor, a stranger, had slipped
while walking on the gang-plank, and
went overheard. He disappeared at
once; and this threw all into the widest
excitement. Mr.. S. w. Glenn, (the pro-
prietor of the theatre here and Phoenix
Hall at Petersburg) with the utmost
GOODNESS, plunged in, to rescue Taylor,
and came up on the other side of the
Richmond, having the half famshed
countryman i'm his arms. But the crowd
on the dock were ignorant, yet, of the
fact that Mr.. Glenn had come to the
surface at all and his Outcries, "throw
over r0pe,p only served to make mat
ters worse /; for by this time "the whole
strength of the company" was contrib
uting TO the widest kind of wild confu-
sion. MIR. Gallagher ran toward the
stern; Mr.. Jerry Taylor examined the
paddle house; Mr.. Rosene said he could
see Mr.. Glenn "with his little tailor
under his arm, clinging to timber of
the dock, beneath him." Mr. Ferris con-
soled the ladies with the assurance, that
81 both men Were lost, and the company
could not go on" poor Mr.. Marston's
jolly face grew long and red, and like
great willing boy, he strove to do his
best, which resulted in his slipping,
himself, from the gangway on to the
fender in the water. Singular as it may
seem, every human being on the dock
and on the steamer, laughed at the mis-
fortune of the unhappy comedian, who
not seeming to think of himself, kept
shouting Justify, "go away from me-
look after Glenn" The officers of the
Richmond, had long ago taken Mr.
Glenn on board, and also Mr.. Taylor,
and upon this becoming known, the
crowd cheered the victims. None of the
persons suffered other harm than an un-
expected ducking.
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ASSAULT Upon A NIGHT-wATCHMA
On Saturday night, about 10 o'clock,
officer Kirk and his partner were called
upon by the barkeeper of the Hyde
Park saloon to arrest several soldiers
who had entered the house and refused
to pay for what they had. The SOL
diers had left the house in the mean-
time, and walked up Water street, max
ing night hideous with their bowls.
The watchmen, Mr.. Kirk, among the
rest, followed up the party of soldiers,
and cautioned them to keep the peace.
Two of the party of soldiers, named Or
lando Oimstead and james Thompson,
set upon officer Kirk, aud struck him
over the head and face. Not liking such
fun, the officer used his baton freely in
self defence. Other police, attracted by
the row, ran up, and the soldiers were
arrested and taken to the watch
house.
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MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. Yes
terday morning Il young man named
James Morris arrived here by the Bal
timore boat, stepped into the Junauska
Saloon, kept by j. b. Weeks, on Wide
Water street. ordered his breakfast, and
rendered in payment a $50 United States
Treasury note. Weeks gave the pote to
his har-keeper to go out and buy box
of cigars in order to change it, he not
having the wherewith in his own
drawer to do so. The bar-keeper called
into N. A. Thompson & Co. g, and ten.
dered the aforesaid note in payment for
box of cigars which he had selected.
The note having Il suspicious feel, the
clerk took it to Burress, Harrison 4
Co.'S, bankers, where it was pronounced
counterfeit Weeks Immediately hunt
ed up policemen to have Morris ar
rested, Officer Bonfanti soon found
Morris, who was totally ignorant of any
desire to pass counterfeit money, and
fully satisfied the officer that if the bill
was counterfeit, it was very good one,
as the sequel fully developed.
Mr. Weeks, dissatisfied with the iudg-
ment of the officer in permitting Nor
ris to depart unmolested, made formal
complaint to the Mayor. A warrant
was issued, and James Morris was ar
rested and brought into Court. Adopts
in the judgment of money differed in
opinion as to the chal acter of the bill,
and to satisfy the Court, Mr.. Clark, the
Treasurer of the First National Bank,
was summoned to the stand, who, after
rigid and careful scrutiny with mi
croscope, pronounced the bill genuine,
and explained to the Court that it was
4 Al
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adopts, and the accused honorably dis
charged. tH A@ t ttt

FREEDMEN's CouRT.-Geo. w. Cooke
u.s. Jersey Butt, action to recover $25 fol
counsel and advice. Judgment for plain
tiff; ROsanna Lewis Us. George Hernt
action to recover 81 for services; Rueben
Bell charged with fighting, fined So
and costs; Nelson Smith, charged with
stealing a horse, case not sustained and
accused dismissed; Mark Banks, charged
with stealing a horse, cart and gun,
sentenced to the hard labor prison for
80 days for stealing the horse and cart.
at the end of 30days to be remanded to
Court for trial on the charge OF stealing
agun; GeOrgeana Whitehurst, charged
with stealing, case not sustained and ac-
cused dismissed; William Langley,
charged with an attempt at burglary,
charge not sustained and accused dis
missed; George Coleman, charged with
stealing horse, cart and gun, charge of
stealing the gun sustained, sentenced to
pay a fine of $40 and costs, sent to hard
labor prison in default of payment;
Orland Olmstead and James Thompson,
soldiers, charged with being drunk and
riotous, sent to their Company under
guard. ara
CIRCUIT COURT. The Grand Jury
according to adjournment, re-
tired, and found a true bill against
Wilson Johnson for murder. The trial
of johnson was set for Wednesday.
Charles Curtis, alias Williams, charged
with grand larceny, was arraigned for
trial, but, upon motion, was postponed
until to-day. William White, charged
with cmbezzlement and obtaining goods
under false pretences, was arraigned for
trial and found guilty of petty larceny,
md sentenced by the Court to six
months in the common Jail.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
PORT OF NORFOLK, NOVEMBER 10.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer City of Richmond. Stranahan, Richmsnd.
Steamer Dictator Lands, Baltimore.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, Philadelphia.
Steamer Washington, Chichester Philadelphia.
Steamer Thomas Kelso, Russell, Baltimore.
Steamer VIM Kennedy, Ballet, Boston.
Steamer Yazoo, Thompson, New York.
Steamer lIatteras, Parrish, New YORK,
ARRIVALS, NOVEMBER 20.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore.
Steamer Virginia, Snyder, Philadelphia.
Schooner Sarah Ann, Smith, Alexandria.
Schooner G. & N. Rogers, Mott, New York.
Schooner North Carolina, Mitchell, Baltimore.
Schooner John ii. Travis, Jones' Havre de Grace.
Schooner Providence, Graves, Baltinl re.
Schooner Annie johnson, Philadelphia.
Schooner Nesta, johnson, IIavre de Grace.
Schooner II. q. STANDARD, Jones, Baltimore.
Schooner Farmers Return, johnson, Accomae.
Schooner Nathan Tyler Galloway, IIavre de Grace.
Schooner j. $. Nansent, holloway llavre de Grace.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer NJ Martin, Livingstone, Richmond.
Steamer Thomas Kelso, Russell, Baltimore
Steamer Albenmrle, Bourne, Jew York.
DEPARTURES, NOVEMBER 20.
Steamer Adelaide, Cannon, Baltimore.
Steamer City Of Richmond, stranahan, Richmond.
Steamer Dictator Lands, Baltimore
Sloop Sarah Hawthorne. Springstead Baltimore
Steamer NJ. Martin, Livingston, Richmond.
Schooner W. b Darling Baxter, New York,
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Arrivals at the Atlantic Hotel Nov. IS.

Edgar Butler, Pcnnsy vania; II. Wroonft u s. Navy;
s. W. Britton aud lady, Petersburg; j. NJ Robertson Va;
D. T. Gilbert Va: John Mahan 2. s. Crafty, r. Mittin,
New York; Thomas d. Skver North Carolina; Arthur
Boyo Massachusetts, John d. Griffith, q. +. STANDBY,
Rchmond: Daniel Boon, Baltimore: W. Chapmand, Va;
p Powell Philadelphia ?. b. Prentice Suffolk, Va; W.
A. Swank Va G. Mason and lady, Va; r. O. Taylor and
son, W q. Maxwell Baltimore W. r. Pnin, Va; II. II.
Cogoth Georgia. J. NJ. Thompson, N. c; o. W Sawyer
D. J. Hill Va 2. Murrey, Il. A. Woodland, c. b Page,
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
DUBLIC SALE OF GOVERNMENT
PROPERTY AT FORT MONROE,
VIRGINIA,
TUESDAY, NO VEMBER 2sh, 1866.
VIII De sold at Public Sale at Camp Hamilton Va on
tuesday November 2sth, 1865 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ a
arge quantity OF Quartermasters Stores consisting in
part OF the following named articles viz
G. G. AND G. EQUIPMENTS.
TENT FLIES,
MEss-PANs and
KETTLES
Stoves =.
CARPENTERS,
BLACKsMIrHs,
FARRIERs,
wHEELwRIaHTss,
SHIP STORES.
BROOMs,
BRUSHES,
BUCKETS
WATER CASKS,
LAMPS,
LANTERNS
TACKLE BLOCKS,
SHIP BOATS,
METALLIC LIFEBOATs
OILERS,
OIL FEEDERS,
HOSE
PAULINS,
HOOKS,
ntI. &c, &c,
LAND TRANSPORTATION.
RIDING AND WAGON SADDLES AND BRIDES
LEAD AND WHEEL HARNESS,
COLLARS,
BREAST CHAINS,
NECK STRAPS
CURRY COMBS and BRUSHES,
WHIPS,
PLATFORM CARS,
CARTS,
HORSE AMBULANCEs,
CARRY LOGS,
WHEELBARROWS,
PICKS SH0vELS,
SPADES
RAKES
FORKS,
&c, &c,
Terms Cash IN Government funds
Boat will leave Norfolk at o'clock of the morning
of the SALE returning in the evening" which free
portation will be furnished
by order of the z. NJ General.
Az BLUNT,
nOvl8-l2t Byt. Col. and A. q NJ.
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SCRAP BooK.-The gentleman who
borrowed scrap book from Office, containing the
"herai obsequies of Daniel Webster will confer favor
returning H. II is mnch priced by the owner and he
has forgotten to whom il was loaned IT,
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AUCTION SALES.
By Leigh Bros. 4 Phelps. xnctioneers
NO. COMMERCIAL ROW.
DONNETS, RIBBONS & LACES
II AT AUCTION.-On TUESDAY MORNING. the
2ist instant commencing at 10 o'clock precisely will
SELL at our Store No Commercial Row. second floor,
large assortment of Paris and New York Style Bonnst
FELT HATS.
LACEs,
&C., &C., &c.
The attention of the ladies and dealers Is invited to
this sale. LEIGH BROS. PHELPS,
nov20-2t Aucnoneers'
ELEGANT AND WELL KEPT
Main STREET, AT AUCTION. - On THURSDAY
MORNING. the 23d instant, commencing at 10 o'clock,
will SELL the residence of Mrs Horatio Williams,
No 81 West Main street. large assortment Of elegant
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
namely:
pARLOR FURNITURE
vELvETCOyERED SOFAS and
CHAIRS
to match, made by Williams, of Baltimore,
FANCY and RECEPTION CHAIRS
BR0CATEILE COUCH,
MARBLE Tor TABLES.
MIRRORS
CARPETS,
&c, &c, &c.
CHAMBER FURNITURE,
BBDsTEADs
BUREAUS,
WAsHSTANDS,
WARDR0BES
HAIR MATTRAsSES
GIRANDOLES
MATING
CARPETS,
&c. &C., IL.
DINING ROOM,
DINING TABLES
OAK CHAIRS,
DINNER and
TEA SITS,
GLASSWARE
REFRIGERATOR,
KITCHEN
FURNITURE,
&c, &c.
LEIGH BRO. 4 PHELPS,
nev20-4t AuctiOnesrg
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a7F FAMILY DYE CoIoRs-Amonp
psy BATcuEIoR's HAIR Dye

=
The Original and Best in the Worldl The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable aud lnstanta
neous. Produces Immediately splendid Black or natu
raj Brown without injurng the hair or skin. Remedio
the Ill effects of bad dyes. Sold by all Druggists. The
genuine is signed William A. Bachelor Also,
REGENERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURS,
for Restoring and Beautifying the Hair.
aug10-1y CHARLES BATCHFLOR NEW YORK.
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NJ ANTED.-A FURNISHED HOUSE.
w. Apply to PORTER SHERMAN,
hoNi'-u Nos. 10 4 IS Roanoke Square.