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pn's f,st is filled by the 'esier Of satisfactory
iuGluetou5 resprctus e threats sgsina Mexico.
r., rIvr- = .r's correspondent says
N.,u .hr Frenrh Minister Count Mercer wA
r,.aIc Iron Warrington ue Americans we're len
10 ..u,' '-rsauI u 81 NO new N'ent would he .ccfe u
trd .ltl President L'ucoln should have recognized
tie Ffuts. ruf ~ Mexico tbs re eugniaou hAA not
be.l ioiiAcuu'n.' AMI Ihete ~ 20 French " nislei
ut Washington. Tho writer AIDS "lt n o.ueYei
thu. Mr. BiscloW Vlli continue 10 a;t ~ uulted
State e. arge D'Alsits IN Psrs for some time
TIE span all Government 10 said TO have rss'lVed
a. prohibit the publication Of me Popt's eneyehcal
ia spain. Ws .op. VIII PUBLISHED u were H"' W
b., LfoseC tel
Otfci.l iusDruc,ions from the Russian govern
uI~at Tor III rc,r.,al .ha'lon y f1lsnl hAl reA he
Warsaw Tho Oihcr u Governor u fol.nl II sup
l4e-.4d TIE provincial goyenmehIs are suS'
pended, md tue pull siuusraton VIII teLeo
iutth lo only tLrot ~ the apartments VI Wv re-
sIe..Iye ministers al ~. Petersburg.
sattorll wa!t.'s CucULAa says;
Since our last there has lcrn a larger amount ~
business transacted Ia American Securities Man
during any week Tor a lo.s.terAbie period. Eve
twentes improved At Que urla 30 ba lut htet
American news iispe.uy Ihe peace tumors- aud
drpiesssl .he un..oI s.s'ss lo--s sboit '"O per
. cent.
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about two hundred pieces Of good srtllery snd =
supply Of ans ammunition. The enemy COM
tnenced svscustlns all the works lss, night and
N,jor Macbeth surrendered the city 70 TIE uoOI 3
Of General acknowledging at o'clock tbs morn
,ns, At which time il va, occupied by our forces
Our advance On tho EtIsto from Dulls Bay FASTENED
the re,rca, Th. cotton warehouses trscnsls
qusrterm ,sisrs' stores. railroad bridges, and tvo
iron -clsds we're burned by the enemy. some YES.
the Inhabitants remaining behind belong to TIE
poorer class.
Very Respectfully,
Q A. GuLsoEL
General Commanding.
RcIoicinEs
Washington, FEB 2i.-Tbe following ON, al no
tee has been Jromulssi dated Department o
State, Washington, Feb n, 1850:
Tho Department building VII ~ Illuminate on
the night o. Washington. Birthday, IN honor u
The recent uiuuIh- Of ths Juion
ny order Of the President.
| Secretary Of state.
Hdshirgto'L FEB 81 A salute of ioo gun. VA
fred here to-day, IN honor Of The occupation o
Chsrleston BY our forces.
| Troy, FEB n salute ~ 100 guns rss Gre
| here this afternoon. In honor Of the capture o
! Ctaresion.
Trenton n j., FEB si.-The Legislature Is T.
meet in public tomorrow night IN honor Of tn
II r'hdsy Of Washington and the f,ll Of Charleston
Gov. Parker will pr side, aud {. {. L.throp u Bur
huyton, is to deliver au address
J"Ladslph,d, FEB. " The 1wentv second d
February having beeu usds legal holiday by th
| Peuusy lvsnis Los stature "a will be duly cels
| braiel tomorrow. The Mayor OF the city hs
ordered national salute 81 sunrise, salute Of %
hundred guns At uoou, the ringing of the bells %
the State House aud churches aud preparation
arr making for the ilumiuston u private house
IN the evening Tbs Mayor IN his proclamatio
refers 10 the sbolslueut " slavery, the cspture
Charleston, etc, Is cause for geuersl rejoieug
Boston, FEB 2i.-Goycrnor Andrew hss crJere
salute of 100 guns yn the Common to-tuoftov
ia honor VI s-etuau's triumphant march, and u
fa.l u Charleston. one hundred guns will ass /
hred from Dorchester Heights.
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CHE Mutfplk gast.
TUESDAY, AUGUST s, 1866.
SUMMER RAIN.

All day fierce heat had held the quivering earth
In iron grip. The sky, from red to pale,
Had turned with fear; and white and still,
The clouds had crept away IN masses, to the north.
The meadow hazels meath their clustered load
OF satin and greenruffied nuts, had dropped;
Sweet ferns had knel to die; and clicked and mute,
Since morn, had lain the cricket, hid below
The fallen spears Of water flags In dumb
Amaze the patient cattle to their bars
Had crowded waiting help. ALI nature gasped;
All life seemed sinking into death
Then rose,
In distant sunset depths, q solemn sound;
The wheels OF Gods great chariot, rolling slow
An instant more, and, with sharp blaze and boom,
His signal guns lit up and shook the sky,
With word OF succor on the way And then
The still, small voice of rain, in which lie ,oas,
And cooled and luled His fanting world to sleep!
Oh, iron handed grief, which holds my soul
In soaring grasp, and leaves my stif0d days
No voice, no life-will there sound Of help
Arise in sunset depths for me? Does God
Remember viii His chariot wheels draw nearS
viii He command this cloud to break in rain
OF healing tears And will He give to me,
At last, as unto His beloved, sleepi
july 1895 MllAH,
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Exchange Bank Building, Main Street
AGENT FOR 7-3O LOAN.

constant supply Of Notes will be kept on hand.
This Bank will buy and sell all classes of GOVERN
MENT SECURITIES at current market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make collections on ALI
THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OF THE UNITED STATES
Purchase Government Vouchers ON the MOST FAVOR
ABLE TERMS and give CAREFUL AND PROMPT ATTENTIoNrc
ACCOUNTS OF BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS,
and to any other business entrusted to the Bank,
LOANS at all times cheerfully furnished.
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THE CORNER STORE.n
LOCKHART 4 sTINFR

LoCKHART sTINER,
NO. EAST MAIN STREET, CORNER RANK.
HALLS OLD CORNER.
large and select stock of Ladies' and Gentlemens FUR
NISHING GOODS every branch the trade always on
hand consisting of ladies' and gents TOILET ARTICLES
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
TRAVELLING BAGS,
AND sATCHELs
VAL1sEs &c
FANCY GOODS, Phalon 4 Sons celebrated PERFUME
RES, especially tho world renowned" NIGHT BLOOMING
CEREUs," "CocIN SANS PAREIL SOAP" and GOLD
EN- CREST" Porfumery generally.
Shirts and Drawers to order at short notice and
with dispatch Special attention paid to the making OF
Ladies' and Children's garmeuts
ms being oranen mouse we are enabled supply the
n LooKHART 4 sTINER.
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From the Evansville Journal, July 81. ]

Wanted, to form matrimonial con-
nection for a young lady of color, aged
twenty-four, an orphan, having q for
tune off SOC, 900, francs. Apply to Nine.
G., nee-du.P leisis- Praslin, g bis, rue
Boile Az, Paris, AnteuI.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TILE NEW FAST AND MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS
M. MARTIN,
CAPT. GEORGE NJ. LIVINGSTON,
nITnNFAC T,OV WE'D

CAPT p. MoCARRICK,
CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL AND ADAMS
EXPRESS,
leave the Government Wharf daily at o'clock A. NJ.
touching at Old Point City Point aud the different land
ings on the James River.
No expense has been spared in fitting out these steam
ers expressly for the accommodation of day travellers
They have large open airy saloons, from which all OBJ.
jects of interest along the route may be seen.
Travellers taking these Steamers will arrive in Rich.
mond at an early hour as their speed unqualified
For freight OF passage apply to this PuIsers of the
Steamers, or the office Of the Company.
TH0S. II. WEBB,
ie2S.tf Agent
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His Netherland Majesty's screw steam
er war-ship Watergeus, arrived at New
York (says the NeaOs), on the I'd instant,
from Baltimore, and saluted the flag of
the United States, which salute, by the
way, has not yet been returned. The
Watergeus was built in Amsterdam in
1864, and was modelled afterthe celebrated
pirate Alabama, and was sent out on an
extended cruise along the coasts of Bra
zil, Cuba, and the West India Islands,
for the purpose of testing the principles
of this style of craft. Those who are
anxious to see just how the Alabama APP
peared, can have an opportunity of graf
flying their curiosity by going on board
the Watergeus, or viewing her from the,
Battery.
She Is screw steamer, propelled by
engines Of about one thousand effective
horse power, and carries battery of six
rifled lOO-pounders. The two long guns
are in pivot, while the four broadside
guns, which, in appearance, resemble
large carronades, are quite short, and
really novel specimensof ordnance. The
ship carries crew of only one hundred
and five men, which is deemed INSULT
Gent for actual war service. The dimen-
sions of the Alabama are SO familiar, and
correspond SO closely to those of the
Watergeus, that we do not deem it
worth while to repeat them at this time.
1t Is about fourteen years since We had
the pleasure of seeing in our harbor
representative of the Dutch nation,
which was the first-class sailing frigate
De Prins Won Oranje," of sixty guns,
built at Rotterdam In 1928, but not
launched until 1910. She created quite
q sensation here at the time.
The Watergeus is trim.looking craft,
and can make Is knots under steam
alone. She is bark rugged, and sails
we'll in O fresh wind. She is strong,
staunch, and "a good sea boat. The fol-
lowing is list of her officers:
Commander, F. l.. Geerling; First
Lieutenant, g. F. Servatus |; Second
Lieutenants, w. J. Adams, L. ]. f.
Hajenius, G. Ten Bosch; Midshipmen,
j.. c. Sprenger, J. w. f. Ridder, Huijs
sen, Van Kattendijke, z. J. Gambler
H. r. J. J. Thorbecke; Surgeon, j. vor
I. Jzeren; Paymaster, c. 9. M. Der
voets.
The officers converse freely in English
and are very courteous and affable, anC
will be found thoroughly conversani
with our history; and, as our people are
noted for their hospitality to foreign ma
| val officers, it is to be presumed that our
Dutch friends will make many friends
and acquaintance while here.
Through the kindness of the first
lieutenant we are enabled to give our
readers a full list of the vessels com
prising the Dutch Navy:
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Three hundred citizens of Chicago
have incomes exceeding $4,000, and
there are ten whose annual revenues ale
more than 100000.
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His Netherland Majestys Screw War
Steamer Watergeus.

a Dutch Man-of- War Modelled from
the Pirate .Al0bom0--A Visit to The
Vessel-Sonething about the Dutch
Navy, etc., etc.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING;
THE NORFOIK poer

Offers the best terms ApyrpTERs. its prices will
always correspond with the general advertising ratesi
other oitles
TWELVE LINES OF less will constitute square
For single insertion per square ONE DOLLAR will be
charged, and for each subsequent insertion TWENTY
FIVE CENTS.
Merchants, Auctoneers and all other5 who advertise
regularly and occppy oneousth ofs column more
make special terms and wiz receive liberal deduction
Business Cards, FIVE DOLLARS per month or rRET Dol
LARS per yenr.
All transient advertisements payable in advance-oi
others monthly.
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NEW DAILY LINE
FROM
NORFOLK TO FORT MONROE AND BALTIMORE
CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
CARRYING THE UNITED STA TIES MAIL.

CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
CARRYING THE UNITED STA TES MAIL.
The splendid steamers
GEORGE LEARY, Capt BLAKEMAS,
JAMES 7. BRADY, Capt Lands,
Leave Norfolk for Baltimore daily at 80 O'Clock, p.
Returning leave Baltimore daily at O'clock p NJ Ar
irving Baltimore in time for the early Washington and
Northern and Western trains ~
The steamers
CITY POINT, Capt. TALBOT,
DICTATOR, Capt. DEEsINo,
Leave Norfolk for Richmond daily, at o'clock A. M
Returning leave Richmond daily, at O'clock, A. NJ.
Touching at jamestown and Wilson's wharf, going and
returning
Through tickets sold for Washington, Philadelphia and
New York, and all the principal cities West.
Passengers and baggage transferred at Baltimore from
boat to cars free Of charge.
The passenger accommodations on the above steamers
are unsurpassed aud the tables sre well supplied.
The leave Norfolk from the wharf foot OF Roam
oke SQUARE For freight OF passage apply on beard at
10 MT Hy. ToMPKINs, Agent
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WISE SOUTHERN ADvIcE.--The Mo.
bile Register, before the rebellion, was
the leading paper in the Gulf States,
outside of New Orleans, and was proba-
bly, the most influential of all. Its then
| editor, Hon. John Forsyth, has returned
to his post, and is now writing with his
accustomed vigor i'll favor of reorganiza-
| ton on the Government basis. In a late
editorial he says:
.''In respect to the emancipation oath,
we give the counsel to our readers upon
which we have acted ourselves. Wheth-
er the act of emancipation has been ie-
cally and c0nstitutionally completed or
not. slavery is as dead as julius Cesar;
No human power can resurrect IL, anu
we candidIy admit that if ina. loWer
rested in our single hand, we "ouiu hot'
And We can saw this much without
obano;ng a single one of our lifelong
| i2aseon the beneicence OF the in
RP.,i.;o,, ~ tbe very best form of organ
sun iohnr for mankind at large, and
49, &c ~. ,yell-being of the slave in partic-
10, ,Ja . Rut what are our opinions worth
nainst the fixed and unalterable senti-
,,3enfs of the civilized and semi-civilized
world? What do they avail when the
sword has just declared against them?
| The memorable fact is, that the institu-
| ton of slavery is uprooted in the land,
and if we had the power to re-establish
it, it would be through such o process Of
conflict and turmoil as to make the game
not worth the candle. 1t is the part Of
g. cd sense to accept facts, and the death
If African slavery at the South is one OF
Sc unchangeableand interchangeable
we accept without a moments hes
No. The deed is done; let us make
ac.s :, it, and shape our course upon
he best OF. 49e,JI,s doTe and beyond
t as a stern ret;t,tionsIIy done,
Iced being Uirtt> :, State in conven-
ecall, let it be c. decree which
md let every Souther- # the sword
ion at once endorse tn. ft,,.- Garth
Lhe will of God, the edge I, ' y
md the voice of the nations O.,
sem TO cave uuiued IN prusa
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY,
WASHINGTON, May 18th, 1865.
WHEREAS by satisfactory evidence presented to the
iersgned, it has been made to appear that the SEX
CHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK" in the
City of Norfolk in the County of Norfolk and State of
Virginia. has been duly organized under and according
requirements of the Act of Congress- entitled AN Act
provide National Currency secured by pledgeof United
States bonds and provide for the circulation and re-
lempon thereof" approved June Sd, 1884, and has
piled with all the provisions of said Act to be complied
with before commencing the business of Banking under
said Act;
Now THEREFORE I, FREEMAN ctARxR Comptroller of
he Currency do hereby certify that 1.-THE EXCHANGE
NATIONAL BANK OF NORFOLK" in the City of Nor
dix in the County OF Norfolk, and State of Virginia is
authorized to commence tho bus1g-s 81 Heoing under
he Act aforesaid.
fr---,, In testimony whereof witness MY hand and
LIS seal OF ofroo this thirteenth day of May
e~- 1866.
1 FREEMAN CLARKE,
Comptroller of the Currency.
TREASURY OF THE UNITED sTATES,)
DIVISION OF THE NATIosAL BANKS, ?
Washington, June 6, 1885.
1t is hereby certified that THE EXCHANGE NATION
II BANK OF NORFOLK, virginia, Banking AssoSa-
lion organized nder the Act $50 provide National Cur
ency secured BY pledge Of United States Bonds, and to
provide for tho circulation and redemption thereof" ap
proved Jane s. 1864, having complied with the require
ents Of section IS of said Act and with the regulat
of this Department made in pursuance thereof has this
day been designated Depository Public Moneys ex
sept receipts from Customs and by virtue of such desgpa
lion will also be employed Financial Agent of the
Government. FE. SPINNER,
te 2l-H Treasurer U. g.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA

MI EW YORK AN u VIRGINIA
STEAMSHIP COMPANY REGULAR LINE.
MOST PLEASANT, RELIABLE AND COMFORTABLE
p. ROUTE
The fine, commodious and powerful Steamships,
Y A q 90,
$500 TONE RURTHEN CAPT GEO W. COUCH,
--r.a.#45 AND
GRE o L E,
1900 TONS BURTHEN. CAPTAIN JOHN THOMPSON,
win leave Smiths Wharf, Town Point, for New York.
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY evening at o'clock
Returning, will leave New York from Pier q, North
River, every SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY, at IL NJ
PASSAGE and Fare, with superior state accommo
dations Sl200
For freight or passage, apply to
HEINCEEN & PALM0RE,
at s... r.EE a. Agents, New York.
JIM SMITH BRO, Agents, Town Point Norfolk.
aug Aft
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iceland 81
Evertsen 81
De Admiral Van Wassenaer As
STEAM BATTERY
De Ruijter As
Princes Amelia 10
STEAM TRANSPORT.
Java 20
SCREW STEAMERs.-Van GaIen, 20
Willem, 10; Djaurbi, 16; Zontman, 10;
Leeuwarden, 16; Het Metalen Kruis,
l6. Curacao, l6; Citadel Van Ant
werpen, IA; Vice Admiral Koopman,
IA; DE Watergeus, 8; Reteh, s; Prinses
Maria, s; Soerndrig, 8; VesuvinsA 8;
Het Loo, 8; Remer Claeszen, 8; Cor
nelis Divko, 8; Ball, 8; Montrado, 3;
Haarlemmermeer, 10; De Lnge, 10;
De Vecht, 10; Apeldoorn, 10; De Am
stel, 10; De Rerkel, 10; De Dommel, 10;
Delfzill, 10; Staveren, 10; Soestdijk, 10;
Coehoorn, 10; Den Briel, 10; Aart Van
Mes, 10; Kijkduin, 10; Mas en- Wall,
10; Bomelerwaard, 10; Schonwen, 10 /;
Hector, s; Vullan, s.
PADDLEwaEEL STEAMERS. = Arp
icons, 8; Amsterdam, g.; De Walk, 8
Bromo, s; Cycloop, 6; Sendoro, Q; Surf
name, 6; Madura, 4; Admiral Van
Kensbergen, l Globes, 4 Onrust, 3.
IRON CLAD BATTERIES-Neptunu
80; Jupiter, 80; Orkaan, 80; Salamander,
26; Draak, rs.
LINE-oF-BATTLE SHIPs.-Tromp, IA;
Kortenaer, "a.
SAILING FRIaATEs-Fsrst Class.--De
Prins van Oranje, go; Doggersbank, ~;
De Rign, 81. Second UuSs.-PrinsA Alex
onder de Nederlander, A; Holland, Al;
De Sambre, A.
SAILING CoRvETTEs-FFrst Class
Juno, so; Ajax, %; Van Speik, p; Prince
Mauritsd de Neder ander,22. ondCass.
Pallas, 20; Urania, IL.
BRIGs.-Venus, IS; De LINK, Is; De
Sperwer, Is; De Zeethund, II; De cache-
lot. II. n..a ~
Ternate, 6; Makassan, 9.
SCHooNERs.-De Wesp, 8; De Schor-
pieon, 8; Atlante, l.
TRAsNsPoRT.-De Holden, Is.
GUNBoATs.--Pro Patria, 2; Mars, 5;
Bato, s; Friso, 5; Bello, 3: Porino, 5;
Achilles, s. Boreas, 5; Eolus, S; Claudius
Civilis, 5; Pollux, 5; Wodan, 5; Thor, s.
JRoNCLAD GUNBOAT.-"No. ,n2.
RowINo GUNBoAT.-Thirty-five of all
classes each of gun.
Dutch navy, and stationed at Willem-
sood.
The Dutch keep large naval force in
the East Indies, withits headquarters at
Batavia, on the Island of Java. There
are now thirty-four vessels in the East
Indies. Four of those are on the coast
of Japan. The West India Squadron
has stations at Surinam and Curacao,
former station has three vessels at
u, 1, and the latter the same number.
chez 'onnel of the navy is headed by
he per- 'iral William Frederick Hen
ieuf. Adm. or Nederlandener. There
rik. prime n 'mirals, fur rear admit
,e two vice an 'ptains, forty captain
lis, twenty post Co. zee nu1u.e ot,i l,e
about tn unue. e o and
1ants and five hundre. sean a,mber of
he Dutch are thorough the ma
lake excellent sailors. The :. will
,amen and marines, including. all
yes enlisted in the East lndles
OF fall far short of seven thousand b,
rs.
The Watergeus will remain at TINS .
ort for three weeks when she will sail t
,r the Texel. via Portsmouth, England. fl
he now lies at anchor off the Battery, | Il
nd when the military authorities re- t
Irn her salute she will proceed to pay i
err compliments to the commanding Of &
Ger at the naval station. I
Three hundred citizens of Chicago
ave incomes exceeding $4,000, and
lere are ten whose annual revenues ae
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THE NORFOLK POST
UNITED STATES 7-sO LOAN.
United STATES 7-3O LOAN.

Il I q \ T"OU n
By authority of the Secretary Of Treasury the under
signed has assumed the General Subscription Agency for
the sale of United States Treasury Notes. bearing
and hreetcnths per cent interest per annum, known
as tho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

L,OR SALE--A LIGHT COUPE FOR uSE OR TWO,
horses; ALSO i close boil mate JohnN
H. Co, ana Ia complete order having been
but little used Apply at u Crosby street.
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InOR SALE--A FINE LARGE SOREEL HORSE;
1917 hands high; old pcrteci.g sn;'nd and
kind: suitable coupe heavy truck. Can be
Mr. Williams stabies OF Court aud Union Streets
BROOKLYN.
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ITO COMPANIES AND CAPITALIsTS.-l0o,000 ACRES
Il splendid Cotton, Turpenne and Timber Lands In
body ten miles from Ca on nsyis Die Iysr q
feet great variety Of improved Farming and other
Lands and city Real Estate for sale PURCEI.L 4 Co..,
Real Estate Brokers, 200 Broadway, r.
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LNOR SALE-ONE SECOND HAND o.E HORSE
Coupe, in first rate orier at BREWSTER ~ BALD
WINS, 49, Broadway.
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EoR sALE--oNE GRAY HORSE, JIG HANDS HIGH,
old, Just from til country suitable Tor truck or
cart horse Inquire at l3 Eas. Twenty street until
sold
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U,oR sALE--A BLACK HORSE, SIX YEARS OLD,
sound and kind; fast. Sold for OF use
Apply Oakley Sons stables, is nni ~ Nigh street,
RrunL tyu
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L,OR SALE-A GENTLEMAN'S TURNOUT A CHEST
Horse aud bay MAZE SIX and cight old, l51e
hands high warranted squad and kind IN single % double
harness also Syers waeo pole and shafts, new, with
double Harn,ss the above III De sold separately. II want
Also "a top Wagon, by Dubois cheap. Apply at stables
lis and III West Twenty. third street.
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NOR saba BLACK HORSE, ABOUT H. HANDS
high suitable ios coupe Or family earraee: sold for
Of Inquire orJDHS NOLAN al Grssan's siablep
Fortyse and Scynnth avenue between
ga ~ o'clock.
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L,OR sALE--A SPLENDID DARK BAY TEAM. ALSO,
II a sorre! and bay Team which may be e the Con-
tDent,l Stables, Thirty ninth street and Broadway
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nor SALE--AT A SACRIFICE. BY ORDER OF THE
mortgages, the Lease, with midiate possesscn Of
the Sale Stables known nr United States Horse
Carriage Repository occupying full lot on Ftfh ave-
tfrontsge) and two additional lots on Forty fourth
street. whole subjec, nominal ground Apply
between the hours OF ~ and 10 Nj. T. H. CASTLE the
prrm
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L,OR SALE.--A QUANTITY OF FIRST CLASS CAR
H riages he Horses sa,e 10 be NJ Cham
berlains stables. Twenty fourth street, -
JOHN p. WHEELER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

MARRIAGE AND SLEIGH ROBES AT pEDrCED
~ prices Wolf Robes $3 10 SO; Fancy $40 - S25 Buff
fuo S4 ID $50; Polar and Black Hear White AM Red Fox,
Wolverine and other choice Robes nj greatly re4ed prices
BURKE No. 400 Broadway adjoining Lord Iasor's ans
No Isl Fulton street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

hight VALUABLE YOC ING HORSES FOR SALE, THIS
II day at 40 Greenwich street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

ID UGGY WAGON, WITH TOP; GOVERNMENT HORSE.
ID Blankets Coats Pants sheets. Tahlecotns, Tents,
Wagon Covers Tarpanns Axes PICKS Anvis, orseshoes
W. A. CARRIERS, 81 Corllindt street. near Greenwich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

HORSE FOR S,LE-AT BARGAIN If SOLD This
III day He isposy ,n H. !iiteci nsnds high lx old
sound and KIND; splendid ,i business Horse. ownes
must sell Inquire 10 Wc,l twenty gath stress.