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The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-27
The Courts.

MAYORS CoURT.-Margaret Godfrey, arrested by the
night watch for being drunk and d~isorderly, was fined So
Henry Copeland (colored. arrested by the night police
for a breach of the peace, was turned over to the Militia
ny Court,
Edward stoit, ~night-watchman, was reported for being
asleep on his beat. Constable Wyatt took his club, rattle
and hat and delivered them over to the Mayor to sub
~stantiate the fact. lie was summariIy dismissed, by Or
der of the Mayor, from the police. John Gsylor was dis.
missed from the police, a few days since, for being re-
ported asleep by Stoit.
Lewis Salisbury, charged with renting houses withou
license. Ellis, the counsel for defence, commended that his
license ~ an auctioneer and commission merchant
covered his right to rent houses. Sharp, for the city
opposed the defence, upon the ground that all licenses
were special, and granted for q specific purpose alone
and not general. Judgment deferred.
George Staylor, ST., charged with abusing and threat
ening officer Sykes for driving his (Staylor's) cows to tlt
public pound when found wandering about the city In
violation of the ordinances. Case continued until to-day
Several warrants, in actions for debt, were issued.
MAYORS COURT S. Sterling, was fined
so for hiring horses without a license.
Solomon Bailey, a colored boy, was arrested charged
with shooting another colored boy named John Riddick,
while playing in the q" old ieIdsr back of Portsmouth, on
Monday afternoon. Turned over to the Military Court.
MILITARY C0URT-Henry Copeland (oolored) charged
with breach of the peace, sentenced to pay a fine of 50 30,
or be col fined in the Hard Labor prison for the period of
80 days, with ball and chain attached to his leg for 1O
days of the time. Sent to prison in default of fine.
James Wood (colored, charged with stealing vegetables
from L NJ. Mailman, In Portsmouth, sentenced to pay a
fine of sl60, or be confined in Hard Labor prison for the
period of s DAYS. Sent TO prison in default of bail.
simon Rayheld and Maria Savage (colored,) charged
with disturbing the peace in Portsmouth, sentenced to
pay a fine of s. each, orbe confined in the City jail fol-
the period OF days. Sont to iail. in default ofbaii.
solomon Bailey (colored) charged with shooting John
Riddick tcolored The Court after hearing the evidence
adduced, was convinced that the shooting was accidental
Accused dismissed.
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Why is Mr.. Hughes, the North Caro-
lima store-renter, like Mr.. Rarey, the
Michigan horse tanner? Because he is
The jockey of Norfolk.
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MARRIED.

In Richmond, on the 14th instant, by the Rev. Mr.
Watkins, Lieutenant JAS p. W0GAN, of Bedford, Penn.
sylvania, to Miss ELLA @. POWELL of Henrico county,
Virginia.
In Richmond, September 2Ist, 1865, by the Rev. DR..
Jeter, f.. HOTCIKIsS, of New Haven, Con-
necticut, to MARIA NJ. GENTRY, Of Richmond.
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-aArcHELoR,s HArR DYE,

The Original and Best in the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and Instanta-
neons. Produces Immediately a splendid Black or natu-
raj Brown, without injuring the hair or skin. Remedies
genuine is signed William A. Bachelor. Also,
R~EGENERATING EXTRACT or MILLEFLEURS,
for Restoring and Beautifying the Hair.
aug1O-Iy CHARL BACHELOR, NEW YORK.
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Mayor Tabb yesterday dismissed po-
iicemen Stoit "for sleeping on his post"
Our Post had nothing to do with this
dismissal No. 4.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-27

Read the card of Messrs. Folger, Cart
wright o. Co. Read all the advertise
ments on the 2d, Sd and 4th pages of this
dav's Post.
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MFR. Richard Fl. Dana, Jr., arrived IN
this city yesterday morning in the
steamer from Boston, and took lodgings
at the Atlantic Hotel. Mr.. Dana is the
United States Attorney for Massachu-
ehusetts, and a very distinguished mem
Der of the bar of that State. He is a
son of the poet Dana, and he is himself
a worthy representative Of the literary
mel Of the country. This is his first
visit to Norfolk. He yesterday visited
the Navy-Yard and all the points Of
interest here. This morning he took
passage in the steamer for Richmond,
where he proposes spending a few days.
Mr.. Dana is looking remarkably we'll
and we should Judge that his brief re-
turn to his "sea legs" has done him
good.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-27

MAYHEM 4 Brothers, Booksellers and Stationers, areau.
thorizcd agents to sell the Norfolk Post, and all orders
il with them will be attended to the same as If left at
no Office of publication.
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The TEETH OFTEN DIE long before the system loses Its
youthful vigor this should not be 30. To prevent this
species of necrosis use Fragrant SozoDosr. 1t keeps the
dental bone alive, the enamel %spotless, the gums rosy and
elastic, the breath pure and the mouth clean.
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A New York Herald correspondent
at st. Adams, Vermont, contradiets q
report which has been generally circu.
lated, to the effect that the banks of thai
place have had refunded to them by the
Canadian authorities all the money
stolen from them on the 10Th of last
October by the rebel raiders. He says
that the total amount stolen was over
two hundred and ten thousand dollars,
and that of this only ninety thousand
dollars have been returned by the Cana
dians. 1t is said that Secretary Seward
has made a demand on the British gov
eminent for the restithtio of the re.
mainder, on the ground that before the
raid took place some Of the Canadian
officials were aware that the raid was
contemplated.
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Newsmen and ~newsboys desiring papers VIII please
nave their orders at the countingro'm the evening pre-
yious, before six o'clock.
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s. NJ. Pettergill & Co. ARC authorized Advertising
Agents for the Pest in New York and Boston.
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TIE UNITED FIRE CoMgANy-Ali the old members Of
the United Fire Company, and its other numerous
friends, are In favor of a reorganization, in order TO keep
up with the spirit Of Improvement and TO sustain the
utility Of a first-class organization. Success attend their
nn,,rfs
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-27

Advertisers are requested to hand in their advertise
meuts before six o'clock in the evening, previous to publ
cation. --
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-27

The Governor has appointed John
Young Notary Public for the city Of
Norfolk.
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~ L N N s. T II z A E
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE OF THE CHARMING
AM ACCOMPLISHED ARTIsTE,
aas~ MISS KATE Reynolds. @gsa
On which occasion she will sustain
FIVE DIFFERENT CHARACTERS.
THREE BEAUTIFUL PIECES.
FIRST AND ONLY NIGHT OF THE NEW AND
ELEGANT PETITE COMEDY,
TWO CAN PLAY AT THAT GAME.
Lucy ARusDEL...".."..~MIss KATE R~EIGNoLps.
FIRST N ONLY NIGHT OF THE
BONNIE FISH WIFE.
Mss THIsrlEDowy .......,MIs KATE
MAGGIE MAcfARLANE. KATE %REIGNOLDS.
1S' BY particular request and for the last time, the
Charming Musical Piece of N
M / l. l. Y
MuLr ',....r.""."m--m.MIss KATE %REIGNOLps.
In whichEharscter she win Sing the Beautiful Song,
THE MAID WITH HI MILKING PAIL.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27 ,sss
VIII be performed a new and charming translation from
the French, entitled
TWO CAN PLAY AT THAT GAME
LucT ARuspEI.. .........-Miss.KATE REYNOLDS
OVERTURE" ,.,-~,.~r-m.-OR HEsTRA.
After which the beautiful oomedietta, called the
BONNIE FISH WIFE,
The evenings entertainment will conclude with
M / l. L Y
THE MAID WITH THE MILKING PAN.
60 Doors open at a quarter before Z. Performance to
commence at a quarter before 5 o'clock. sep21-lt
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The WEArHER.-The Thermometer at DIR. W. u. Lewis
Drug Store, under the Atlantic Hotel, indicated the fol
lowing state Of the weather Tuesday :
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TM Naffolk gost.
WEDNESDAY,, SEPTEMBER 81, 1865

All communications relating TO business matters con
nectel with this paper should be addressed to X. Nj
Brown, Norfolk Post. All communications pertaining to
Editorial matters. and all correspondence Intended for the
,,a shonld he addressed to John Clark, Editor.
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ORDINANCE CONCERNINGPUB-
Lie HACKS.

PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY
FOR SALE.
We offer for sale, at q great bargain, q frst-rlass
PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, with all the Fixtures com.
plete, and now In full operation, situated on Main stroet
A splendid chance for those In the business TO donhla
their money. For further particulars apply to
FOLGRR, CARTWRIGHT 1 CO.
~seplS--tf No. ~ Whitewater street.
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Tos Nj Der Genius 1nleres GtaatsrsienS
Sd Bin berstt, bteem Gains aa %pertrauen'
llnp i'd CLAUDE, pab unier slOrrsi&ss Staats,
ben @iaenMaer, seldiiBt purh bic Wadtaueri
unb pte NeGte older beiGisenb, ale inner.
Iiden Stirme mnp CONDITIONER aberlebeu
Der samsen seseu eS perbinbeten geelt trOben
bGber utp bS6er gu @rGbe ump 8ubm empOr=
lteisen unp Die elidltGlte, f~retelte uno sesbe'
tete Nattpn unter ben Natipnen Der Welt letu
mtrp.
8utdtlDs ltete t6 bier anp psrfunpe met
nea @toutsu, fir Den i@ ltebsn Ooer !alst
wtu. 5ier, iibsra1 unp al jsper 3eit bin Id
sesen Sesslion unp Stlaperei, fir cine I'M
9etbeilte llniUn, fir a~Il9emeine 8retbett UNI
alleemeineS Stimmredt,"
Die ST. Stssts." bemertt biesu, 6aB piel'
eplen unp sllbenpem @prte peS Se''ator'
ppn ben Sclpaten ME Scn pem Str9ern mi
benz bsssifsrtten 8eifaa anf9enOmn'en MIR
RON
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Gmti6lub aus, ben pafcr br Gemstnbe 81
ermOrpen, unb man fanp fir gut, i'm NAB
renp Der Na@t eiu3ufaIteBen. @m naditer
Sage fam letn gater, tbu su ieben, unc nabu
i'm Deim, tpO er ben DOnneritag oerpetlte,
2lm ct. peterStus Greitug) fAten er wteoer
rubtg unp pinidte ietne SHUTTER gu ti6eu,
cine Jrau BON 81 Sabren. 0esen Wittas
fi9lte er unmphl, Setn Slater lt6te i'm u
uberrepen, Nabrun9 3u nebnten, aber er polte
uur 0hlG trinfen. @r 9tne in Die Ntlf>
TANNER, ,ppbin i'm feline Mntter folste. Oils
lie %eintrat, iab Der alte 8ater le nieberfiraen
unO ais er Iinetlte, fay CT Gin Bell in ben
5Gnpen ieine6 Spbne5, tpel9es er fallen lief.
Die 6rau Bate prei tSptlt6e @unben an benz
&Opfe uno ltarb naG einisen Stun0en. Der
Spbn 3ei9te Die erGBte 0leiGeGltieteit unp
geItanD Nles. 3s1
8et Dem Snquelt fOnnte CT feline SHUTTER
ntdt ertennen, unp bate Ofenbar rem Ser
ItonO S%erlUret. ST. setunO ZEN Morp, Bate
tetne 0rinpe fir benielben an3u9eben, tnpem
er leltit Ia9te, ct batte cine quite SHUTTER &C.
Dabt, aber ct babe einen Orang aefiblt, Ie
u tOptet. 3uerlt Bate er ben Sater int
Mu9e, lpater ober 9ab CT Der SHUTTER ben
SOrsu9.
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Nmerifa niftbe OSacbricbteu.

g albiuetnn, II. Suit. (Der &rieas=
m~tntlter panft .nidt ab.) Der ,,@brpnicle'
priht f:d gesen Oteienisen aus, bic oa BE-
baupten, paB SefretGr Gtantcn r~eIienireu
ptrp, lObalp Der 9raipent ben Mann aefut=
ben ba0n wirp, Den ct ibm gum Nadfplaer
geben lam, rnp benerft : v9err Stanton BE-
incet li6 9elunp uno pp9l, unp erfllt lei1e
Dten(tes=S . lte9enbeiten, als pb CT inn Sinns
bate, 70 lange I'M Sriessmintlterium gu blei.
ben, bis es ibrn 9efilt ab3uoanten, Elm Greis-
ntby an baS CT ntdt oel,tt unp pas Der Nrali=
bent niGt ipiinldt."
Die Grwetteruma per@cnareB
8tbltptbef, Setret1r 6arlan bat mil
Der ardtteftpntlden Gilen=G pmpaanie bon
New,gorf wesen Gripeiterung Der Gpnares=
8tblictbet einen gontraft Inn 8etrase bon
$4,000 abge1fapllen. II.
s. eff.OaotS s. Gpn Sort Wtpnrpe tpire
beri6tet, Dap iebt Seferion Davis seliinbet
ais %jentals, feitoem er li1 III 6aft befnbet
1T. Seine Nabl3eiten iperben inn unmittelz
bar pom Gid beS Or. Grapen, bur@ be6eu
5p4ter sugelatdt, unp piele 9iebt bic Speileu
ieoesmal Dem paAtbabenpen SfTsier, Der
DOttor flbrt elm Seurnal iiber bic Dem Self.
Davis a~bSetatteten 8e 6 @enn CT Is
stnrtal serOfentlidt, barften le6r intereTante
gast18s nbtr Die @efansen beS
@rarebellen an ben Iag treten. Ott9
YIN Srtef folsenoen Snbalts rpiroe nett
tsn ant Sef' Davis seri8tet, pen Der 8eltunas
Sortrtanoant IN Sort Wpnrpe in Gn,rfono
1tdbnt. Gr lantet :: ,Nfein Iieber offer 1re,,,,S,
fem. SD ienoe Sbnen Das 8eilteaenoe. Weh@
MEN Sic Is, unb 3ablen sic oamit STIR l1eber-
fabrtsselo in Die 9Sle."
@ia9eidluRen tparem SIS in cunf0berirtem
GelO. Der erfdfer bes Brtefes lit Elm ebe.
mnltger 8ebeQenluloat, unb trern er aud Elm
tpenis prOfah II, 70 aeist bod be6en 8rief
NIT fpelGen @eflblen Die Sau1 trpe BON Be.
trc9eaet, auf Self. .Daois bli6en, bic ieinem
Representation Sretbem gum Spfer sefalr
lntfHb. e 81
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RunneS=S enatOr Oates iiber Sas NSr
9erffimnredt- ID

Senator gates, Der e6emaltse @Ouoerneur
Son 2putiana, bielt AM 4. Suit in @lain,
Sane @pnnt9, ST., cine 9teDe, IN Der er Ii6
Irte fcl9t itber bas aasemeine Stimmredt
Gus1pri6t: 80, a,5al saa>
,OasS timmre9t 1T na6 meittsr Meiunno
Elm b64f erbebenper 9ro3eb unO bic srSBte
Grmunteruns fir Die Gr3tebuns unb fit Bic
@Qrbereitun9 auf Die rtattee MnsItuns bic
ies Re@tfs. Des9alb reide tn bas 6tinmreht
telblt benz Grmlten aus ben 8a,toen frenber
uatsrOrndunS gu uts fumntenoer @anberer
par, oamtt sr 1u9lei9 besinnt, it9 auf bic
boben DFt&tet eines a~meritanifden 8argers
"Ordnberetten. Qu6 fauu bic BON .1.ns absu=
suleSeube Dro6e Der Selbtreaieruta ME rid4
tt9 gen1a@t trereet, tUes,t man nift Der Nia-
1VEIhnt bag 8e6t gum 8esiere2 einrGuut.
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Staots@Om,niHdrS SfTce.

BdIttnpre, 7. Suit 1856.
Der Stabt. 6 DnntFSr bat BON Seri6isoenen SruubbefSers
an Yead, a1ep etne f1rtftlt&e AHplsnticn ertaIttn, beiGett
AueD Jptfben 5arnturG uub GrpBfr. ~ pFaferu unh NIT
&srnfeInet 3u ptrEeben.
Na9rtbt ptrb bebbal6 eestben Gden, tie 20 cnaHtt. tae
ct am Srettne, ben IA. 80. 10 lsr WiOreGns bic Sa&e In itt.
ner Imt8fube tn Seratbuue sieben unb lbsr bisisS @sfH&
entSheteen tpirb.
(fr1W) Sob 9mitt. GIsrH.
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DeutItbe NrODufte,
9Ca. 6drinse,
S3wei3er unO 2imbarger Safe,
Saroinen,
Iurpse dEs In bseSss Had i5lassntsu @Se,ere'en ests enSoub
~ tsesttern re6uasrten pTetfen, TN @rpsen une Rlrtner' tsf
@ebrEter N eber,
(21inn1Nti IS ". Srefrt6fr.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
QebenSs@ eri6erungS Comp. pom 9tep Serisp.
Rfm. y. N8ebb, Iient,
o.. So SeepIe SItrGte.
anSeb6uftes Capital aSer 100000
0fein e%easnftitte.
Der s1nie @srInn trutut; ben @eIf6ertsH ~ 5uts
Sd5rlt6e DtStpenoe SO Nru5eut!
Gerf@ttunesi@etne pereen rad benz HeItn uHp pcprld.
rem tebn SGhr. tQetenS) Et@t veriGlen1en Wan
d%uSeefflt.
&ns Der srcetn Site Sea frI6en, be tn bieftr Crnpasntf
ptsf&ert FAB Etnat t8 MIR be fol lenben teItiden 3sFren
ale Ne~i trerjen;
pCrrs@brtftan Ar, NeS. perrs S1eb,
} Y CHARLES grd@t, DIR Sdccb Shrtbt,
GbVifopp 5inrt@e ~ o U eteSt5,
y Senr5 6 Bdrter, y 5eretnGn6 5aiieneane,
9EtntGns Gam ptHG, n SOL u 5s!on0Gd,
Spbn q SeemiIest 9err GDm Gb1S @aspIFt,
5eurn U D 8rsRt ~ Erebt Sharp
. 3ruts MSbed, y @tarles wt~itteEporn
- GliaS 5pgentrrf, - Sdcpb Seestr,
Nm Paul. Gbp8 Bed,
8 6 utbcH y SneCorr Seeses,
Sdepb @mtRSer, - &eparb Sissri.
SGptert Unb 8Ider, rasta pcutr 9nformattoai Bfdtts az
Mls Fne Ia bteisr Office ~ bottn. t2ana'S#D
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. ~ m ii tbIt6e8 3eben q st / O
0ranpe,-lluter Den 9te9trnentert i'm Sb~
lerSattpn5rprp6 am 9ttp @ronpe lit audi pa5
meiit aus OeutlAen belte0enbcm 30. @iscpnlin
unter Sbert Srf. Sin Sergeant 6e1elben,
5err gilbert Stein, beiGreibt i'm Wltlnaufee
uSanner" einen geIud>, pen CT uao me6rere
letner &amerapen son 8ra3p5 De Santia9u
aus DEM all Der anberen Seite pe5 GtrDme3
gelesenen merifanil6en StaptAeat- 8a9pop
abltatteten. Sic trafen pprt Geinage in jepen
6auie cine SAente (Gantina), bic ale nit=
merritt waren. Sn Gantinn Drummer IS
fanba fe Dbtltpp 8ef'S Mtlwa liz
fee 9agerbter nuO in etuem onoeret
2ctal trafen lie elm Milwartee 2agerbierpeppt
BON 2ilientbal & @OQaf. Die 6laiAe Not6=
pein CGlaret) tpltet in 8ageap so Gents.
Sin Spul tanDi9er 1hpar3er Nn3u9 Qarter
Wpae 1np fran3GTlde5 6dbritat) foltet $40,
ein 9aar frnn3GIIme &altleDerIttefeln S. unp
3pci wU(ene 9emper $3.50. &nr5 = 1T
SagpaO lit 9e9enwarti9 A(4e5 Dtel wUblffiler
ais lit ben Ser. Ct. Meritanil1e 3rltppen
treiben lt6 bort IN 0taIe terum. Da8
StGptGen fat rtebere 6duier lt1p en9e Stra=
Ben. Snt unteren G6cile Der !6Guier linb
S6enten pber StcreS utp int pberen @ptn=
%;imnter.
< g In rettgiGfer e8warme r
mprpet ne Mutter. Die Sprcntu
8latter brtngen Die Nti4tbeilrng eiteS Ntor-
bes in ct. DamaSc. Der Qeaber la9t:
S. g., Diolet mUrpete leine Mutter ant
Sreitag, ben 30. Stunt. Nd9 elmer id6rli6en
DISCRIMINATING tit letnem &ir6lpiel lebte $50
DIE 3eiSte CT cine 9roBe N~ufre9uug, 3pei
Gage Dor Dem Rorpe entpin9 er Die Sacrae
iterte NIB I'm 9auFe pelTelben Gaees erflGrte
Ct (i& Cbne 8ettuts 0~erlpreu. St fpra@ ben
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Mdn rtn6t H@ on DIG
@rfte NutiOnal 8ant BON Baltimore.
Scr. @tHnten 9epOGtDrium
unb
tint6-1RiN tuanB-A aentnr
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SDbn g. Barre,
Y8 nj. SttrItHe @pnttG
6. DIV. 9'OpnneILl

Sr etnsr tegte ab8etaItenen Ser Inmulure bar Dtreftpren
pNEee bas Sbtle bertpttr une a%ngenrmmeH.
Die SGcr DtptetnteH uap Snterhsu auf bic AnIsiben Eer"
ben am 8rettas, ben 20. Re. bfjatIt perbtn.
Die &nIetbe BON 1868 nirb etngel5f uub am /. rddfen
Wtar3 tejdblt treroen, ~ rel1er Belt bic Snbaber bic chen
egt!dtts MRlette Dtpt6enbe erbdlten peresn.
Sames 5crper IT., Pr6I.
(23iun3N1t3mtn) % N. g. Mpntae ue tv, Dtcesr.
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Scr. ct. Sicben:O rei6iacr SebGsanntss
Nptctt.
0ritte Serie.
0te 2ips.u beotrnen am Is, Guilt 1855.

&ohsstenbe Iobsu ,eiat bic Ssf!D, ScRen fes serfStetEo
mem 4strdse, uoSon BITE 3tren TN gorauS erldubt wsresh,
= ~ x. Qnne hnie lnHaiHAirf1
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gu p~erfaufen

Gin ausssbtenter DfFlter pin Fat Elm SO III. gsrtu, .Gon.
9dsosat' IeratT etEen SatteI una SattsIisua uue linen Ga.
s@aevtt+Heoplrsr btats in persGufen. Nafraaf Ia eer 81.
(mE
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S3ubmo@er perIangt. 6
Eyer Wtann af ssaGbte 9erren. Nrteit ftnben tauernbe
0el9af19ans, Ienn fe f& meItsn SO Z ". 9igbfr. (bimt
@etldbt: Gtn satss Discrimination sar 5Ausar5eit unb
Sot"'Vt% eth gutter Stnetoer fur Runeenorteit @u-
ter eeRn unb teitanttse geIGa ftiauna nj I'd earortirt. Tod.
S~..~Sx" !. = ItaEIp 9a tt. (id-Sj
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Oer(aI.gt unO ge(ud5f.

Wprl0unt isfSrt' Mesrers CUTE Sre6eu yointer t3!m-
~te""S% %mermnIer), ipwie metrere Gute Epuls
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

XSTANTED-By Gentleman at present AS
w sociat. Editor on dhy paper Of national elutso
position a. EDITOR or ASSISTANT. Address Box No'
W, Tribune Ofhce.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
Curf,ltnre.

ALL KINDS Of FURNITURE, MATTRESS
"a Is. BEDDING, LOOkIHGGLAsSES, sc. chearest
at sNEDEN 4 CAMPBkLLs. No. 2d3 BoweTy, between
stanton and Hous,ons Gall and money Goods war
rru,.d and delivered free. Extension tables cheap.
DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNIIUkE oi
wartu;.d nsnufsrty, Also .olii Ches,nu, and Walnut
Chamber suites. plain Si oTIlaErui. o. H. p rAhAi"o
TONS. 90 CanaisL oppoats oo'ier titshh'n'e l'4@
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

w GiI a. sEAMsTREsS Can cut and fl ladies' al
chdreu's clothes and all kinds Of family sewing Best q
CITY reference given Call at No. ~ East Thirty oDcf
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16
EOR sALE-The COUNTRY SEAT of the

j. lst. JACOB Is. HERRlCK, situated on the fnnts :
Point Road wesche.,sr County ten miles from the SIy
Hall: accessible by ,teaInhoa and horsecsrs thefe
are acr.. Of land extending TO the wser al IA s 'ets
Of tyaon. with variety OF chocs r.ti tne ol,u
inrs whch nearly comprise the enzhonse' r
and repsts with every convenience, Commanding nns Wv
Of the Sound adapted for Winter AZ we summer ts.l
hroushout supplying laundry. ktchen baihroom sc sc
o srdener house coachhou'e aud barns al IN peii"c,
en,T There are also pond ice houses ani hne wei
Of , w.,rr rare opportunity ID offered 20 mecneh" sn
others TO s.eure elegant home large par, OF the
further parti-ulars apply to J. HOBART HEHhiOA NO
Z = -, Nes
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-16

"A II {
i Dutches, County v Y, on THURSDAY, Jan. 1866,
Al O'Clock D. NJ said farm contains four hundred 900 scres
Of land OF the st quality well fenced and In high state of
cultivation wood ,u fr fuel and fencing lasting water
In nearly every field, aud twenty acres OF o,cad mostly
Ioice re,sd fn and about tree hundred 1901 OF
aid land can be- easily moved with machines buidings
good Of a barns having NOW room for one hundred hs
~ hav beside soin and stable room for ninety cattle and
also Combining hay pres gsnsI &c 1i. farm Is stuai
about 2; mile. foIn Amena Village and Harlem haroad DE-
M, ,ui les than mile om church, school, store, post
Office mail blacksmith shop kc and war former known as
the Daniel Carpenter farm Terms easy and made known on
M, dy OF ,e ANY fur,hsr Information may BE- obtained ~
viewing tho preni.e by sdd.s,ns the undci at
pon,b'.snsie N Y h. p CARPENTER.
Dated Dec 5, 1865