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News of the WeeL
BY Telegraph,
NEw Yosr, p,


TIE HsrsiSs correspondent SAYS a..
noisanee from Gen. Thomas army as.
uort M,ss., showed that the r1s!r .s-.;,. p.
Hoods army WAS a. Tupeio, Mis- o- b.
appearance - me union troops Neiors a..
insh, Eofns 100 rebels stationed thare sys'
te1 the place after burning .he raiiro,5 n.
pot and the TischerniHgO Hou-e, be.ss.sa b.
and 80 Of then were captured.
The Heads st. Louis disps.eh e..
hsht took place st Darkvill ARR on The Ia.
uit IN which II is reported tins. Sbs.s-.-.
whipped and oblig-G 70 evscuate n ts,.
The Richmond papers confirm thr az.
ment Of Breckenridge ~ Secrfs>.9 b -.
The bill 70 employ negro IN the 81, ..-
passed the House. u was sii tina
nomination az Gensrai-In Chief would
sent 70 tie rebel '5eBate oy Davis q. 81.
day. bJt shat Dev.s has not F.. u.-.
movements % re-lnsrats Joe Jotn--,r.
The Herald Savannah correspond.
i'erstes the statement thst the Union
ARE holding mecunss in Gs0ryia.
Counties haze been gagged in .hs %.
men, 1890 bales Of cotton mas been .t,-..
nOrt2 Tor distribution. The supp.ie- af
from Boston and New Ioik lad e.-
thanks irum public meeting.
4 dispatch dated MilmIngrou Jan. ..
says 1000 bales OF cotton had been buzz.
at thar place, and ,w1 carloads 1t- -
city. Il is not stated whether he fr- .
accidental OF in accordance with @ -...-
order issued hy the rphrl government;
The TrljuEe's special Washington
patch says Gen. Singleton has jus; re,l-
from Richmond. He Is Of Jhe fri.
that the-s will by no pe.ce between Us .
.hc rebels and that there can De nOne sab,
.Aey abandon tho idea Of independent
Ne abandon ours Of reunion. He says g.
rebels ara slnguine Of v0nquering thcr ,
dependence.
The ReTaids correspondent st..af t5-. -
tels in blowing up Fort CaswrI d,-,-
IT. river face. AL TIE guns were --s-
and all the carriages DESTROYED
At Smithviile our forces secured .7rzs,.
phee OF comm,sssry store7, tubacco and q.
property.
IL appears By c'rrcct statement that
rebels 'urned over % Sherman On and s-
savannah 2s6 servlc,7,ble cann,ns.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-10

Average temperature OF the month, IIocs.
Average Of January FOR eight Gears pat. ieo 10.
Fall Of snow daring the month. % inches.
Mean h'isnt OF the Bar meter 1855 inohes.
Mean q eight years past fsr January. $3.50.
No rain during The month. Tie Thermou.s.r
rising tut once to ~.
The Lake closed the Isth-tA;rty day. earlier
than se4.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-10

SAUL AMONG THE PRoPHETs.-Fernando
Wood took occasion in debate, on Saturday
to say that he was opposed 20 the war he
cau.c he was opposed TO a dissolution Of thr
Union, and Il Lad been one his complaints
ssainst the administration, that 60 far IRON
making o7ertures, it had prevented propo-
sitiops OF peace by denying the admiriancs
Of mmi,sioneTs from the southern govern
mont but if The door had now been thrown
orcn by the Prosl5,nt, and 81 the answer to
that vas that they would accept recognition
and separation. and nothing else. then be
desired to say, with has humble Efforts be
should aid the conquering armies ofhis coun-
try, to obtain by force what It has been un-
able to obtain by peace.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-10

Inc late FIRE in Savannah ie>.r vel
than Two hundred building A r-
mont Of the city lasting teo hl1s. F-
ssioned by the bursting magazine. --
were killed and wounded and be
fright ami despair were appalling.
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Vermont Items.

The morning train from Troy on the
Western Vermont Road, on Saturday. was
detained at East Dorset four hours by the
breaking Of the engine. Tn. axle Of the rear
driving wheels broke just at the bearing and
the wheel and connecting rods aew of b. The
side OF the rvad. No further damage was
done and the train was instantly stopped.
onSaturdsy afternoon boy ofeight years,
go Of ssrcn Huxley, ~ss kiD.e at Rutland.
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Supt. Horsn-M. E. sprsTse, Teybridss-

!Supt Horsss-M E. sprsTue, Weybridss-
CatHs-Ersstus Peek, New Haven
" Dairy-Philo Bristol, Psnton.
" Shscp-B. T. VAnvliet. shelbur1-
" Slvins and Poviiry--S. Allen. Psnson
" Brtad-E Everts, Welthsn.
Committse q Reception
Hon. John PieTpoint, Hon, ?. E.Wooaor'dse.
=" Edward Seymour, Gen V. Lavrenoe.
L. NEADER, SecrstG-y.
Fergsnnes, Feb. 7. 1853
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The advertisement OF the Selectrnen in our
columns to-day will, OF course. be notices.
The Wards average from 200 70 .. 400 in
habitsnt' each. Sy the census which has iu.,
been taken By the ORDER Of the Sel>,uo,-n
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PUBLIC DOcUSENTs.-We make our aek
nowl,dgements to Hos PoRTus BAxrKs. Of
the House Of Representatives, lor irnp,r,a.,
public dooomepss received frouo him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-10

-. TeHerai Lee has been confirmed bv a..
Richmond Senat, NJ Gcner,J-;r.Cb;aE ~ =
the rebelsrnie- bur il - ,ba, - =, a.,
still remain in the sold ~;tb -. " III
s sruun1 Hlehuiond. Il, be- pabIished az
~ 80 - s,i1t, sn- ais '.- z. telivery
~ sne authorities ii all Il. the HANDS Of
.,'. go. Sensrsi breckenridge is ssrscssd
's We resisscr n secr.s..s ri MI.
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MN Nr7E. p.
The correspondent descu-- o.
ssm oc,a>ionei ar6l1z rh, ..-- .-..
-.d,-- rf tle lines. wh-u -1t ra'-. -u.-
rr- ua--el. 5- l-in. li tat r.,- Ilr..
Grter. First the rra-l soldier ri-er.- -
selves hoarse-tben t7e Union TROOPS
az and continued 70 long and loud
The Eibun-'s Washington drspa. -
Judge Campbell 90 the rebel cl
,ilue-s. disguised with tbe DELAY
gpur hsck % RicHmoui l- also -
that -ss temper OF cur army is Tor ~
II Gus, -ne uammeriug the re1-i- into
mission.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-10

Mai ten Burbrilse arrived mere t.l
Yesterday Nashville Jnsou says &C.,
gsnce entirely reliable, reports idy.--
Hoods army TO he rapidly iisfau.r-
dsssrters 5y the hundred are c9mir--a
lines
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-10

1~e's Is iiTsg il Ipswich. Mass, O. Va.
NSsAs ago, widow Brown, who Vas
one aandred and one last Christians S,a !,
na's sno hearty, cheer lul and in,ei.;,.t
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sinking win the dead carcass.

Il viii drown-notody shsll help me-"
said the little Frenchman, who had fallen
ipts wafer beyond bis dcptb, and ~hc vss
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lns NINTH VERMONT oOrrespoudentof
the Rutland Herald II tie 9.h regiment
writes
The removal Of Major General BuCer erom
the command OF this Department. lover ubieb
We al re'oice,) has caused many chspges
snaon tss DIVISION sad Brisz3= Courn-Ddsrs
snd iasl- s,sSs. TIE q brigade. 80 4ivissor 81
tae s.ta Co'-ps, e Tow ocrnnsnisd bv lien
Ioi- '. - Barney. While uyon toe brig.de stsf
me nfs' Pisc-. tnst"f A-A.A.6.. - ned b, ,,-rf
.e1'ssWsr'n, %. n. snd TIE sso5nd hist Of 4
a. l. " ,s held by Capt Kelley, Of Co. B, III
To u Ninth Vermont Volunteers Our r.
brigSie. '-s
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CoDnssIosSN VERMONT RBsrssNTs- I'M
Woodstock SGndard giyes the following ii---
Al the men mentioned axe from -hs.
place.
Hum :. English hs4 oeen commissioned
Adiutant Of the 6ih Vermont.
tieo. A Bailey, $ graduate U; Norwich
CnIyersity, has been commissioned let Lieu;
OF Company VI. llth Vermont.
Rev John d. Csrgili. formerly pastor %
the Uniyer-allst society, and who enlisted a.
= private from Richmond IN the 5,h and
served three yesr-, has nov been cgmmls-
stoned Chapisin oi the same regiment.
Worthington Pierce, ~h0 vent 5ut a. "a
Lieut. Of COMPANY L.. lsth Vermont, has
nov been promoted o. Cspssin Of sue same
Company. Capt. Pierre is now prlsouer
AZ Columbia, s. {.
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Meteorological Table, January, .Is6S
81 PEOr. xc'k. pity.

LocALITY.-Uuivs-sity Of vsrnont-Lat. a 2
Long. 1910 Elevation above tid.-Water 7s7 feet
shove Like ChsmplAin 20 feet
HccRs ~ oBssEyAr-oS-5 A. ". <P sP.
TsTEsop ErEE BGEos- 1IRrcrioE sND :
------ ETFH. FORcE oF WINDS. :
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deve,ou,ne oar position and strength, but no
reply vas made. The rebels at Length eP
pearsd advancing in lire of battle with s'rons
shirmish line thrown oct IN ad7snce- Vur
men were al ready for them. and 81 'he7
charged in handsome style scrss an open
field they received such CALLING ire a. 70
caus- them 70 tall back 10 disorder, leaving
many dead and wounded on tire field.
Af.sr r.p-stins The stt.nps 20 dis!odse
our men and fsilfns esoh time the rebel force
was sent afo-nd b turn the right aank o;
the 6.isision. Col. Murphy of The 69th New
York aonmaudlny second brigade Vas po7s-
Cd here with the riga. festing IN the
swamp, and 1ss fully prepared for such
Increment. here spain the reSeis entered
sewers loss s. they attempted &C hsess o1i
line They wers fnally forced % give i up
and soon after dark the firing eesssd,
the rebels falling back tu their works Our
lo-s during the day was quite light, probably
not over one hundred all together, although
the exact numb. il not known. Col. Muir
ply was wounded If the knee His assis-
tsni Adiutant General Lieut.. McTSvish was
MORALLY wounded.
Lieut.. Graham of the l4th Conn, @as
wounded in the breast severely. Lieut. " u.
Tibbetrs OF the leth Mass Wa killed
Ii,u.. A. Bartlett 18Th Coma, was killed
A correspondent OF the Y. I. Herald whose
name was not learned. 6s- captured .nd #
ter being robbed s1cce-dei in ssclring and
reached our lines EgsiD,
The sDerny's loss lnust have nsea very
heavy - they repeatedly charge 7-- line,
each ti,e SUFFERING severely Sc took
about 20 Prisoners, some of Ehou r.port
they received orders ir tbs morning 90 keen
s sharp lock OF: - -hsJ believed es- army
Wa On tae move. We expect 2res5 be,te
Tomorrow with nCEe decisive result, ,ban
Wsrs obtained to-day. Ire v.ars.r u
night is clear snd cold u 4 s9itsbis f9F move
r1enS n thus country.
Eswa hundred Union pri.oners arrived
from Annapolis a.. Baltimore Tuesday -ao-n-
ing FROM the So 1.h via Fort Monroe.
Rs'arne- -,niou prisoners doubt the cor
ree,nese & she Statements lately again put
iorih u .. there is 70 be = general exchange
OF pr Ioaers 81 The rate Of 5000 per month
thu. requiring 20 months to exchange The
81 900. And they say If the rebels we're
sor desircus Of an immediate FIJI exchange
( it soal3 be done in 20 days. The rebels are
reiucing our prisoners At the rate Of % per
oentuu pe- month by starvation, and Undue
! ing then u enlist IN their armies IN order
that they may get tOon and avoid lingering
\ death.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-10

President Lincoln and Sec. >e~s
turned heIe this morning from ! '-..-
roe.
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SI9.OIOO3

The first number Of the .. Vermont Uai0n"
the new democratic paper At Lyndon. i
out. The material i that Of the delunct New
port Nelrs We boIe the matter viii be moie
loyal and better
4 woman in Ludl,w, named Dayton. who
has four children. hung Herself Jan 3cJh,
probably while denngci She was subject
to melancholy and ft-
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FORTRESS MoNs0s, Jan.
The steamer has arrived from FI--
the 18th The euzbogts were uo.il.
Cape Fear River, towards the r--
evidently inI-gi.ng % hJmhdri 70,
Inc steamer Columbia has arrive
> Hilton Head with coo rebel urisou,r.
The success attending the opening
campaign in South Caroline t. -
gratifying One portion Of Sta-.-.
had moved direct from Saw1asf. al- s-
Ct PORTION from Beaufort. Bo-- v--- --
advancing against Charlotte. a
news from there states thst '-rT s--- pa .
in 10 miles OF Charleston. n -e-r.- ..-
0b-tinstslY "tcr.ug re=i--encr at- rr-7 %. --
but were .rsluaAy being driven sVs- nm
every 5-sitiuo- Forage s7t ----...-- p
we're found 10 lsrge quantit.s- - or .-.. Pc
Fosters army was cO-opeTstrz with >-a-
man main force. The line. ,. >a--uart
army we're being gradually c7T--s--,. GOD
desperate battle VAS az, pFo-s..e -at ..-.
arrived within ieE milCs 1s ,t--
where the mai7 body II the rs5-. r
been concentrated
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THz internal BEvzNU- Lsw.-Ihe follow
ing letter Of Commissioner Lewis on the In.
rerual Revenue law, appears IN the Boston
Julual
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He attempted to cross the track just before
an engine, but was caught and instantly
killed.
DR.. Martins BAN at Wardsboro', YRS
burned Jan. 2lst, with tive horses and
Quantity of rag. The upsettins OF lantern
in the barn was the cause Loss $500.
Patents have recently been issued to Yer.
fmonters as iolloHs: Porter Dodge Of Per-
kin,ville, for jOiniug and fitting corners Of
sozpstonc Stoses; Georges. Rogers Of Thet-
ford Centre, for improvement, IN machine for
drying paper
There has been contributed from the State
Of Vermont, 70 the American Board Of Com
mlssioners for Foreign Missions, from Janu-
ary l, 1864, to January /, 1865, the sun D!
$40, OlO .O3, as follows
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The Trij1as's Is timose irsF'.'-
ram from Harper Ferry las- ni- ... ..
up as far as tn i.aleisb douse ~
belonging 70 Moshy's gans $50
turei when making rLld Oh
They were taken to Nasainsila r.
shem are IN a WrvlcLsd cOn4i-ign ii
dozen terribly .rost bitten lh'.
SICK OF the war, anu GLAD % e. '-
C-r-. a. Er;-OlIcrs
nav YJsS.
BY the arriva, o.. the EMPIRE ~
New Orleans the 25;h nlt.. W 80
rebel deseriers from Mobile state -.
generally believed Ine city s0a t. .jr.5'
evacuated without waiting ioF ~ =
u 0,- 3.srs,-i -tr-s fe-'-
AVA
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HALIFAX, f-..-
TIE Steamship Africa from LiyeFr 4. --
b ,-tJn arrived at Hilift1 At t1re. .-...
this morning. Her sdviees are too 7.-
later.
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sual l;n0oseA About calf past Il clslcck
Wv rsss' s''-zies srss-d W ..s issrsss e
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GUSHING BANKS-sIx HOURS FISHING STEAMER
II p. G. SCHUL.TZ, Sunday August l3 Leaves Tenth
ton street. ~; pier No. 4, N. r., ~. Fare 81:
- JAKE ECKHOFF,
A, SCOTT. Pilot
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DRoPosALs FOR HEATING APPARArUs.

L WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 70, 1865.
Sealed proposals will be received ut the Office OF the super
vsng Architect Treasury Department. Washington, d. o.,
until II NJ Of August 5 1865 for all the improved Heating
ared the public buildings charge Of this De
partnent prior TO the 18th Of August 1865
The apparatus required will be the hot water system
hot and low pressure combined (Goulds pa
ten bidders required TO furnish descriptions
plans of their mode Of construction.
The apparatus must In all be furnished and put
complete within sonabe time from date OF order and
must be In perfect working condition when turned over TO
the proper officers.
TIE per cubic foot OF actually heated
the price 10 all paint
cutting OF constructing masonry &c the freight and
actual Of mechanics II the services
suitable cannot be procured In the places where the
apparatus Is to be put up will be paid for extra
Payments not exceeding per centrum OF the value OF WORK
certificates authorized ocers 70 cenum will be paid
the work has been completed and thoroughly tested
during period of the cold the balance Of ID per
will be retained for twelve months after the compile
work All repairs alterations becoming necessary
during period II twelve months and which were occa
imperfect working Of the apparatus must be made
aiuhe cost Of the contractor.
BILE persons the OF 5000 that the bidder will accept
and the contract awarded 10 him. the sulciency
security be certified 10 by the Collector OF Internal
The Department re the right reject any NIL the
bids be deemed the interest OF the government to
do bid will be considered that does not conform 10
the requirements Of this advertisement.
Proposals should be endorsed Proposals TOT heang Ap-
paratus - and must be Addressed 10
Supervising Architect, Treasury Department,
ISAIAH ROGERS
Supervising Architect
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE CHIEF oUARrERMAsrER. DEPARTMENT OF

OFFICE CHIEF QUARTERMAsTER, DEPARTMENT OF
" the Gulf New Orleans, June e. 1665.-Proposas will
be transport the freight much
per BARREL foot pound head according kinds and de-
mediate po.ts and when practicable from Mobile to Mont
sailing vessels The st Joseph Street Railroad will
be considered In the proposal II arrangements be
control of the contractors and
the win be delivered at the railroad, in New Orleans
upon the lcvee II 10 20 by
s. p HoLoBtD Colonel, Chief Quartermaster.
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PROPOSALS FOR BURGLAR PROOF sAFEs.

y, Il,
Sealed proposals will he the Office Of supervis
ing Architect Treasury Department Washington g, un:
NJ Is 1885, all the Fire and Burglar Proof
Safes and Vaults required by the Treasury Depamentpror
10 August Is, 1885.
Plans and obtained by application TO this
oce personally by letter The locks for the safes will be
furnished by the DEPARTMENT but must be put on BY the con-
tractor without extra charge.
The safes be delivered and set up within reasona
HE time from Of order their place Of destination In
perfect condition and the locks must be in perfect working
order when the safe turned TO the proper officer
bids be superficial foot, measured on the outside
the price TO all charges whatever door fixtures
painting &C. locks Freight and actual transporta
on expenses except board Of the services q
suitable cannot be at the place where the SAFE
is 10 he put up-w be paid for All bids must be
conpaned the bond Of two responsible persons In the sum
az al the bidder will and perform the contract
i awarded 70 hiths synciency q the security 70 be cs
The Department the right 10 reject any or all the
bids deemed the interest OF the government 70 do so
and no will considered that does not conform 70 the
requirements Of this advertisement
should be endorsed Proposals Tor Safes and
Vaults and be addressed TO
ISAIAH ROGERS,
Supervising Architect.
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c,EALHD PROPOSALS FOR BUILDING PUBLIC
- market the Eighteenth ward authorized by act OF
Legislature March lh 1905 will he received until August TO-
al the office Of John N Hayward, Esq No; Delaney
street where plans Ac, be The Comm soners
reserve the right 70 reject all bids deemed Inconsistent TO
the interest OF the city, .....
JACOB IT, GUMBLE,
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DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HoURs-No PAY uN.
n Al Tho work Is done; special mechanical dentistry,
teeth sham rosts pumpers nitrous oxide gas fresh
every day 26t sixth avenue door below Seventeenth
A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY-TEETH Elk.
n without pain or no charge. Beautiful teeth In
serted al each All operetons warranted y. JAY VIII
IERs i55 Grand street two blocks from Broadway.
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THE LECTuRE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY-FOR GENTLEMEN
L only AZ the New York Museum Of Anatomy, 6lS Broad
way Parties unable 10 attend these lectures have then
forwarded receipt Of ten cents by addressing Secretary Oh
New lo.k Museum of Anatowy,
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N,bu cas- GET THOSE vhLuABhE Nt.,t "a d ed
ripht by MAJ. on cypress, ocu arc'dy ~, SOMA N,j
on stniired envelope COT cittozus ~ ''N F'N'' WV
YOrk ciH
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~.n nnn WANIED-NlfU OR WITHOUT 4
U.UUUporncr to 70 In business ~ desirable ~,
,,.e and enstomrrs cty references gvea aud lvuted
Address boz 80 Posl 2uioa-
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RICHARD WALTERS, auctioneer, will sell this day Fr
rfayS M n O'Clock, at "a East Broadway quantity OF
vrimminss Hosiery, Fancy Goods, Glass Cases, &C.
JOHN KELLY, Sheriff
MN Writer'S, AUCfIoNEER, WILL SELL THIS DAY,
clock at "a Csna street, twenty Ispesipry yN se
and other chairs marble top Bureaus mahogany black wal
nut and other Bedseads enameed suits Hair Mattresses
Sarge Feather beds Centre Dining and Tea Tables Chna
sssss and Ware Full assortment Tor housepeephg
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SOUTHERN ADvERTIsEMENTs.

A VALUABLE COTTON PLANTATION IN MIssIs:
"A sppi 70 let or lease for one or term Of
has never by either armies with good crop
growing this Address The owner Dol 4eov Post
Office, New York city.
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MATRIMONIAL.

WM. r. DEGRArFENREID, ATTORNEY AT Law
W Macon. Ga.
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MATRIMONIAL.
A GENTLEMAN OF REFINEMENT AND MEANS DE
n slrcs 10 correspond with lady of intelligence ana
hnement not 20 with view 70 matrimony VIII travel
shis summer Address sincerity, Herald Office
A YOUNG GENTLEMAN DESIRES TO MARRY A
IA wealthy young lady,. Excellent references will be fvg.
'4l1hnk AAdxsM IN u. eVx III Uezsla once,
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nAILY EXCURSION TO KEYPORT-THE STEAMER
IL ID. r.. MARTIN leaves Jay street pier, N. r., every
morning. except Saturday and Sunday, at O'Clock Return
ing, leaves Report at4P M.
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SALES AT AUcT-~


A 3. ROTH, AUCTIONEER.
"A. AUCTI0S.-LARGE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
PALE Ct CLIFTON place All the elegant Household Furnure
"a Family going TO Europe will be sold at auction this day.
(riday) August H. the elegant residence l9 Clinton
place eighth stree between Fifth and Sirh avenues sale
Commencing at l0 o'clock precisely consisting of Velvet
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Dining RoomRi French
China and Dinner silver mounted Casters
yer Tablespoons Forks Ice Pitcher Cake Basket
rich silver plated and Coffee Sets Butter Dishes ivory
handled and Forks Carving Knives and Stees rich
cut Gobles engraved Champagnes, Wines, Decanters,
arafes Celery Stand Preserves &c large black walnut
Extension Table solid black walnut Buffet twelve Dining
Room-Four beautiful rosewood Parlor Suits covered with
the description Of crimson and
gold and black French satin brocatel black walnut
Library Furniture two rosewood Etageres French
Plate Mirrors back and doors style OF Louis XIV large Pier
Mirrors, Chandeliers Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges
fine collection OF OIL Paintings Bronze Clocks and Orna
ents French China and Parian Vases Corner and Book
Btands, Ladys Work Table;
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTR
Stool and cover, cost 500,
IN elegant instrument with round corners beautifully
carved legs and case with oil the modern
pvsrsruns bass full Iron plate, French action 7 oc
Save. 20 y
Chambers and Nursery-Costly rosewood and mahogany
6edseads statuary marble top Bureaus Washsands and
Commodes TO match over twenty Hair
forty sixty pounds, made to order and excellent
Ion Feather Beds, Bosters and Pillows; Counterpanes,
pix ana satin Bed Spreads Linen Sheets Ingram Carpes
6edoom Mirrors Clocks, Toilet Tables Towel Racks Toilet
Se Ociohs stair Carpets and Rods mahogany cushioned
Tea and Dining Tables, together with large and desirable
assortment OF Basement and Kitchen Utensils, &C.
N B-keable men In 70 cart pack and ship
8ooos ior purchasers, at o reasonable charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-08-11
EXCURSIONS.

CHOLERA BANKS.-ANOTHER SURE POP.-BLUE
" Fish and Sea Bass.-Sea- steamer CHARLES CHAM
BERLAIN, Anderson Cowal, pilot Sunday. August -
A. H. Bait and lines furnished ON board; Fare g.
r. CHADWICK.
H. CORWIN.