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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-28
Police Intelligence.


DESPERATE frTRMPr TO MURDER AN oFFICER-oNE
OF THE PARTIES ARRESTED.
Yesterday morning about two O'Clock as officer Van
Grchton, Of the Twenty prec net duty in
West street. near Charlton, he observed in the
act Of crawling under gate leading lumber yard
Snpposlng the suspicious ind yidual To be thie he
rested him, and In q moment afterwards three mon
sprang upon and struck him in tho face with their fists
At that instant pistol discharged by OF tina
assaants the ball passing within two three inches OF
the oiicer's head The then away when officer
Van Grchton sounded tho alarm rap which resulted in
tho of the fugtives by officer Schmidt aud
private watchman Young The prisoner gave his
as Henry Thorp who said he twenty years OF
age and lived No. 143 Thompson street Thorp was
taken bci,r, Justice Dodge and committed for trial.
without bail The prisoners confsderates arc still at
large
TIE USE or DEADLY wEAPoNs-THREE CASES OF
STABBfNG.
Daniel Knicnan residing at o09 West Thirty seventh
street while standing in his doorway at an early hour
yesterday morning, approached by John Smith, a
young man of twenty years, who drew knife and
stabbed him in the breast, intcting IL not dan
gar0us wound Officer Taylor, OF the Twentieth precinct
arrested Smith, and Justice Dodge committed him to
prison for trial.
Odcer Ryan, OF the Sixth precinct arrested John
Carroll on the charge OF having stabbed Jeremiah Nor
gam residing 81 Park street. in the side with knife
What the provocaion for the felonlous assault did
not transpre. Justice Hogan committed Carroll to the
Tombs for trial The prisoner Is twenty years OF
age and lives nc No. IL Baxter street.
Shortly before twelve O'Clock Sunday night Michael
0'Brien and Thomas H. Curry became involved in
quarrel while in Second avenue First street. during
which O'Bren produced knife and stabbed his adver
snry in the hand, cutting 1t In very severe manner
a surgeon was called TO dress Currys wound, after
which he left for his residence, No SO East street
O'Brlen fed Immediately after sabbing Curry Captain
Mount Of the Seventeenth precinct Is in search OF the
offender
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A GREAT CURE or
N PULMONARY CONSUMPTION
IN NEW YORK
scHENcKs
roLaoNio ei"o'' sEAwEED TONIC
PILLS.

MANDRAKE PILLS.
s % csas Ss
street. New York DR. schenck visited her about the LIST of
February last He found her apparently 10 aar ss sase
last than three weeks Her ieit lung from bottom
% top was nothing ba. mass 81 nut sa She ha
night sweh chls and flashes OF heat AZ les she could
not lie down. but had 20 be propped up IN soss enar
her children had died in the same way fhey
were poor and not able 70 pn gays har msacins
her Now any that has cough or lung dis
should cl and see her. u gives them more confidence
looking person. with right lung sounding fun clear with
resp healthy and natural and the left one dead sound
like DR. Schenck lives with one lung ana enjoys good
health She cured because she was connnea 20 ner
almost improbable by nquiring YOU find them not ex.
aggeraicd They bedast until their lungs healed and
be cured they may take Schencks Pumonic syrup Sea-
weed Tonic and Mandrake Pills follow the directions
for ee smp a rpsasosey se taxing colds enough
to keep lungs infamed When person has discussed
Sns on Inst recovering from dangerous sickness yet il
thought 6y most ply consmpve patients 10
out and the fresh air But do they ever cure real
DR. ScIIsNCKs medicines the stomach and liver,
eqnaze the circulation Of the blood create an ana
that is all they do. Nature will do the rest Dr. j. i.
win 30 s his Ss no. 20
from A. NJ until p Nj 80 Bond street, New York every
Tuesday, from A. NJ until 3p ~ summer street BIOS,
other Friday los BALTIMORE street. Baltimore Nd Al ad-
vice free but for thorough examination with his resprome-
Price OF the Pulmonc Syrup and seaweed Tonic, each
81 per 81 80 per half Dozen Mandrake PILLS rs
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
MA fun supply Of DIR. sCHENchs medicines can be
York be there professionally
Tps ESSs SaRSE 3 g. No. Park row. wholesale
for the city OF New York.
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Coroners' Inquests.

SUICIDE AT THE FRANKFORT HoUsE-A LOGGER
OPENS ARTERIES IN HIS ARM AND DIES FROM
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WAS DISCHARGED
sOLDIER-HE LEAVES AN EXPLANATORY LETTER.
Last Saturday night about ten o'clock, Samuel H. Jor-
dan formerly private in the Seventy ninth regiment
New York Volunteers called upon Mr. George Taylor in
tho Frankfort House. corner Of William and Frankfort
streets for room. One assigned him, and two
hours later he retired He not again alive On
Sunday afternoon Bridget Smith, the chambermaid went
TO the no 1851 TO put il in order, and, finding the
door unlocked partially entered and asked 10 be admit
ted Receiving reply Bridget opened the door wider,
and Mr. Jordan in nude state lying across the foot
Of the bed Becoming alarmed she reported the fact at
the office, md examination showed that Jordan was
dead.
Coroner Cover yesterday held inquest the BODY
when an examination madc by DR. John Beach He
found the body lying tho fooboard OF the bedstcad
the right suspended and the let hand graping the
footra. The bed saturated with blood and there
large pool Of blood the floor at the foot OF the
bed In the bed was ordinary sharp bladed dessert
the elbow Joint Of the right arm dividing two Of the
main arteries thus causing death from hemorrhage On
searching the garments of deceased letter. Of which
tho following is a copy, was found in one OF his
EVACUATION DAY. Nov rs 1855
spirits eonseanenes Of certain family troubles and being
At 40 East street. Ny father does business a. 10
my me wish 70 bid my Wife Children and family
M s Kind IN on Cod bes
you All HAD some KIND friend taken me BY the hand all
om mS dr posb sy
a bounty OF two hundred dollars Congress
passes the law SAMUEL H. JORDAN.
The jury found that deceased came TO his death by
suicide loss Of blood the result OF dividing the arteries
at the right elbow Joint
Mr. Jordan fortyone years Of age and native Of
New York.
FATALLY INJURED BY BALE or COTTON.
Coroner Widely yesterday held inquest at the New
York Hospital on the body OF Mr. Gibson T. Ostrom.
whose death the result OF injuries received the
cath inst by bale Of cotton falling him at No
Stone street. The jury rendered verdict Of Accidental
DEATH Deceased twenty nine years of age and a
native OF New York.
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CLEARED.
Steamship wcstchcster, Ingraham, Wilmington, Nc-A
Steamship Sea Gn. Fish Baltmore--J h smuil.
ship CopeTcus CIlam,, Terry, London--soman Edge
shp II watjrn Prusi, Juiicher: Genoa-C Luling Co
Bark Cecrops Prus), Neiidafang Beas-Funch, Mencke
Bark Frank Lovctt CBr,, Cam Antwerp-w sehmdps
Bark Fides (Brem HIVES, CadIr ordersRugcr Bros
Bark Jeane Edouard Fr). Judce, Sc Pierre MART Rey
Bark Tejuca Hartman, Charleston Brown Vanderbilt
Bark ludustiic (Brcm) Kicker, MISUNDERSTANDING
Brig Lady Of the Lake tBr vescy, Savanna ia Mar Ja
Brig Mscbias, Gates, Cardenar-Tl ompson Hunter.
sssr Jr Lee Jordan nosc eassr CO. son
scsr Sarah s seI sayes FE F.Se,
s ssr Su.p,. Beer sSs,Sa Racket son
Scoop Mary Gray Rowland Uncasville.
Steamship San Jseino cleared Saturday by CARR
son Allen mot Livingston, Fox Co. a. reported).
ARRIVED
s aa IS r
q: af ha Ss yn0 g. a
Ion 20 80 passed National Cos steamer. also Bremen
Steamship Constitution. or.enman Savannah, Nov q II
assn u s.s :sp sa
sssmss ipiEf cyds Roon. wilmington NC 90 hours
wss;s snf 5: % Tsars,
NIP . :: q: !s;
HAeras schooner IT anchor with foretophas And
SyW z NM shs whole Issssse. 49,. :. - 80,
ss: ssW;sG s.h har g hours
s:sS.sg G;s,s lehman, Baltimore. 20 hour. with
stsamshie Ensashsr, Rector, Baltimore. 20 hours with
Steamship Franconia Sherwood Portland with mdse, 10
ship Thcrs.s Robinson Bristol Is with mds. Tho:
Poole from ship Harbor Tabrador) for Oporto dismas
Ship Hermann m Rrs% M xuhlmsnn Hsyre day. with
son e 20 Gais spoke B.
bark Dusty Miller from Calcutta for Hull ITO days ont
caSs hap. ss h1hhsH sn. * with
70 master 2oh inst lat - 90 Ion GO So spoke brig Leonard
Mark Major Won SAM Prus Rosenberg Newport 80 days
s,s sm B, Lyons umaoos PR % days. with
Brig Penguin lRr) ConyeIs Bermuda. days. with mo-
Brig Mary Lebsnc (r, Grimes Aricbat CB. sdays with
mdsc beins part of steamship cirassans caeo 70 Arthur
schr Ida May tBr Buck Halifax days. with FISH, &c, 10
schr Flying Cloud lBrl Mcintyre. Charlo.e,owu, PEI
schr 4 whildn, o'Neil, PhladephiS. s days.
Brig Chas Heath Dix, Ezabethport for Providence.
schr Mary 9 Turbcii Eisabetsport for Providence.
seIr Z Dyer, Rich, Faii River for Philadelphia.
sctr Ezra ID fogR. Barber Providence.
schr Esieie, Eiwood. Albany for Richmond.
Schr Maria, Barber, Rondout for Westerly.
schr Anna Rowland, Hudson, Rondou, for Richmond.
schr Anue Bergen, Thompson, Rondout FOR baltimore
sehr : b Further Cobb. Rondont FOR Boston
schr Ira Laffrienier Coleman, Rondout for Boston.
Wind at sunset INV.
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American shipmastcrs' Association.
No 81 WALL SIRYrr--Ronns A Is AID n.

No 81 WALL srWKsr-Rooxs A. % AND ~
The following approved Masters and occrs have received
commissions from this Associaton.-
Cnpinns-29o Ozias Rector, steamship Knghsher 45e
Jeremiah smith steamship Santiago dc Cuba t36 RILEY
Spcnrwatcr; 1851 George Keen; 1850, John Il Rock.
vol EHa Arthur knight; ss77. Samuel Lehman steam
ship Carols t3l2 Joseph Ware; <374, Emil Paech 1882
John Fisher schr Prince Consort S5 John Bennett
AT commissions outstanding year require 70 be
presented AT the ONCE for renewal
miscellaneous.
sMIr Locn Lisar before reported aground rear For!
Trumbu New London harbor has been hoatcd Oh without
damage after having discharged about $50 tons coal
Baio HupsoS tof searsport Grim, from Rondout for
Boston was aandoned at sea, date given Crew saved
scHa AIAsx tBr from Labrador for 0portc. has been
Abandoned Crew brought 10 this by ship 1berese Mr.
Pearce mate OF tho Alarm makes the following report
Sailed from ship Harbor, Labrador Oct with cargo Of
nsb for oporto oo took gale from and while run
washing away eansway roundhouse and skygs and hlL
ing the cabin AT 10 AN while getting ready 10 heave TO,
thc captain, VIM Hitchcock washed overheard heavy
gale blowing At the time and having sa on the vessel
could not render him any assistance Nothing further oc
CURED until Oct S. IN LAT 40 g. Ion IL 81 when AM in
sw gale lost both niasts and bboc the side vessel
abops heavy. and making water, the - going over her
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S HIPPIN G NEW S.

yoRK-THs DAY
Nm nIsrs............ OF MOON SETS. morn I ~
us sErs...,......... "a HIGH -. 48
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Country merchants mllncrs dealers requiring BON
NETS JOCKEYS for their family friends or TO sell over
again. should not fall TO visit our before max
their selections We saving of OF least -
cent, besides the important advantage OF having
THE LARGEST STOCK IN THIS CITY
10 choose from Southern ORDERS BIZ mail otherwise
iced and despatched with great care and promptituac
TRIMMED DERBIEs AND TURBANs,
Of French and domestic including all the
shapes styles designs and material for ladies' misses and
infants, in all sizes, at all prices, OF every color,
FROM IS TO 80.
will positively % per cent besides the bother and
tgue Of shopping Ladies living at distance send
their orders by mail for article In our line A check
closed for the price, with the size OF frame
the head and such particulars 10 COLOR syle &C.
may enable understand exact taste and require
ments will insure you within reasonable space OF time,
HANDSOME BONNET OR JOCKEY
much and judgment viii be used In the selection
OF the goods though the parties the spot We
guarantee complete satfacton and feel certain that
favored with your order will command your future pa
tronage When number Of bonnes jockeys ordered
Goods expressed TO all parts Of the United States coeca
bic on delivery.
STRANGERS GUIDE.
Take the from the Aston Houae Canal streets tell
the conductor 70 let Tenth street. The popretos
employees OF Of the hotels will direct srangers to our
l26 Sixth avenue, near Tenth street.
NJ. r. Higgins
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FINE ARTS.

FINE ARTS.
(yoLoRED CARTEs DE vIsITE
'~-'.,., -. 90 CENTS BY THE DOZEN
90 CENTS BY TIE DOZEN
win send receipt OF sixty cents u colored Cartes
do visite or the whole set Of 30 different pictures g.
r. ALLUE,
Ga Nassau street New York.
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COAL. WOOD. &C.
lEST RED ASH AND GENUINE LEIIIGH COAL, ALL
ID sizes screened and delivered at lowest cash
THOMAS STOKES, Thrtysecond street and Tenth
Ce A CHALDRoN FOR coKE-AT THE GAS WORKS
DO Twenty first street. avenue A, delivered mmedi.
atey at the lowest market price Orders for delivery
ccived at f2 Third Fifteenth street, "a Null
:. r. SHERWOOD.
CIT En PER TON OF 200O POUNDS FOR GEN.
PII.DV uine Red and White Ash Stove and Egg Coal
best quality screened and delivered from yards 70 Horao
street and S43 Bowery.
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TOO LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

. >
A RATIFICATION MEETING OF THE UNITED DE.
IL mocrac Association Of the Eleventh ward will held
at Busams fortuna HALL 20 Second street. Tuesday
evening November 70, 1850 Hon John Holman and
other eminent speakers have been invited a positively
address the meeting. N. ROSSMAN, Chairman.
N. BKRfISpR Secretary.
ATA MEETING OF THE ELEVENTH WARD TAM.
n many Hall Committee held the 27h inst, their
rooms the following named gentlemen where unanimously
nominated their candidates for Councilmen Fifth
Senatorial distrctCaptan David ogg Edward Costello
SchcrdinR Me
AT MEETING OF THE TWELFTH WARD WORK
n ngmens Associson held At the house Of James Shan
nahan At the of lh street and Third avenue on
Monday evening the 9th inst unanimously resolved
TO endorse the nomination Of JOHN u GENT for Council
Resolved That caution all persons connected with
this club NOT 10 the OF this club with any other
organization. JAMES OWENS. President
TBouAs MANOR, Secretary.
CoRNnlips HAaAS. Treasures
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1EOREHEADs MAGNETIC PLASTER.
M TILE avEAT STRENGTHENED
AND PAIN DESTROYER.
PAIN CANNOT EXIST
wv IRE THIS PLASTER ISAPPLrED
Put up alright tin bcxss thus keeping always fresh
and pure Price - cents box.
SOLD BY ALL REsPECTABLE DRUGGISTS.
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A DvANCED-rHE PRICES OF CAST OFF WEARING
Agency cs!loTnl. price: sk Dr:ssss frcm &c e s79
GOLD6TEIN l2 seventh avenue, between Twenty second
Twenty third Streets where all orders win b daily A.
tended 70 IN or out Of the cny.
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Com mencement OF the Examinathon-
Testianony OF the Family @overness-
The Alleged Intimacy OF the VIE an"
Observation-Disclosures Scenes in
Hewsow~. l.. L., and Twcnty-iirst
street, &c., &c.
SUPERIOR COURT.
I.,a.ro lurr
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IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILy-FoR GENTLEMEN
only At the New York Museum Of anatomy els Broad.
Parties unable 10 attend these lectures can have them
forwarded receipt Of ten cents BY addesng Secretary Of
New York Museum Of Anatomy
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nsn nnn WORTH OF CAST OF CLOTHING, CAR.
NDU.UUU pets and Furniture wanted BY STRAUSS.
40 seventh avenue between Thirty third aud THIRTY
, 1865-11-10
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


! 1HrRspAf EVENING, Nov. ., 1861
'"e9n wa' morr ac'!se demand for money to-
usJ a. 'ne oahss, and business generally vas brisk
ind nvefJ. The money market, howeycr remains
close and. It may Be sid stringent for nil unnlt,
1nn "noee nanes arc considered 1ptfnc.'' The
oanks o'feount only to good customers at II, nor
cent per ahnuua, and second and third rpc paper +.
passed at the psisa'e banks at 1890 pcr CENT mr.
annun. The bankers generally arc unwillfn, In
e1ten" tEer line Of discounts at present. In view Of
Irrespective acsizc demand BY pork packers Pro
auee pspst, unless accompanied BY shipping bills,
Is generally re,ected.
The demand for Eastern ExehanRe con,fnn,,
moderately active, and the matket i nrm at nar
onyns and LILO ptcna. selling. Round iots w;.re
solo bS bankers to each other at premium oi 5o5a
NC per thousand. Tbs supply Of Exchange eon.
inuca Hight, and the leading bnnks haye ann ~
e1pfezs Currency to New York to meet their raf1.
Financial Circle: were somewhat excited hi,
morning By report that bag Containing nearly
s'"rooo OK currency md Government bonds had
ssn usr noan nom tne american Express messengers,
Ehlle delivering packages 10 the various bank,
subsequently,, It WIS tonud that The sum stolen
amounted 10 only COCO; but for particulars ne
se1cr o1t readers to the local columns thas ofrn
necn matter OF surprise, however, among bankers
mat E1prees companies should have exercised 10
hue Preeaps1on In the delivery the arce amounts
o. money entrusted to their care. The money lost
- = tPo'ea 10 nave been consigned chiefly 10 the
titrt, seeond and Third National Banks,
inc Produce markets to-day were moro acttye
and generally frmer. Flour was dull. Whent ,a.
Vansed sGse per bushel. Corn declined &c pcr
pusnel. Oats advanced &c per buahcl. RE- and
Barley "e1e quiet aud unchanged. Hlghwtues
were steady. F1ovfeions we're weak and ant,
Grain Ffetghts were qriet and easier.
Gold opened IN New York to-day at 146.: sna
closed At tlsA.: The following are the quotations
le'es1aphesl 10 James Boyd d Brothers, eold.bro-
kefs: se1'
, 1865-11-10
HOG SALES TO-DAY

Little has been done At these ysrda to-izy. TIE
ozo head, ranging in ptiea rom I'll % ia xtt Id
per t0m "~A'N'
, 1865-11-10

another 1rishman Is known to fame. n,
ogle T. Gowan, now or lasc Grand Mastc,
OF The Sebo Lodge Of the Loyal Orange A,
sociatton Of Montreal, calls on tho Oranee.
men to arm, drill and prepare for war. IT,
a1'rms IN true Irish style that " the danper Il
81 our doors;" that Canada, not Ireland. /,
the point Of Fenian attack that as soon A.
1he cold weather sets in the blow win ho
struck. he eraciously informs a waiting
world that he ia not at liberty to disclose tho
sources OF his information, nor does be know
What course the Government will pursne
But ae directs all Orangencn to ioin Ioyal
volunteer corps, where such exist, and Tbere
they do not, each one "must arm b,msclr
with good rifle and bayonet and WITH al
least NIFTY rounds Of ball ammunttion.r
Where the loyal oranscnAn's *.pocket l,
empty" and he has no gun, the lodges must
supply them with rs little delay as possible.
De then, In tones as mysterious Is the partino
address Of the witches to Macbeth. warns
them three times to prepare and disap-
pears. The document. Ike anythIup c1sc
extraordinary, will give notoricty 10 jts au-
thor. The Fenians will Invade Canada in the
same year Of Grace that tie British Govern.
lnent transfers the rule of Ireland tn tha
Fcuian Brotherhood
, 1865-11-10
Gen. Reynolds ON the Situation in Ar.


tFrnu, the Indianapolis Journal, 8th,r
Ne yesterday had the pleasure Of an inter
view VIII lndiana's faForlte General, joseph
=. hSynoios, DOW the Military Commander o1
| Tho District Of Arkansas. The General speak,
| hopefully Of the condition Of affairs in that
State, and says ciFi1 Law has been established
In every county, md the State WIS ueyer ao
quiet. The people, as rule, arc industrious
and obedlent to the Laws and order Of The
military authorities- Military compspies
haye been organized in most Of the counties,
composed Of the best citizens, for protection
against rowing bands Of fmsraude1s and thieves
and Fhen they are called cut they are under
orders OF the nearest military commander. By
lne Organization Of these companies the coun-
tfy has been cleared Of these bands of rowing
desperadoes, which lnfest many of fthe Southern
states, and now peace and quiet :reigus Sd.
pfemc Throughout her boarders. The Gen
eral docs not anticipate any difficulty in tho
management Of the freedmen, but feels conf
dent that the next meeting oi the legislature
"Hl repeal the black laws. and psss srch
others as may be found necessary for the pro-
lection Of their persons md property, During
nc meantime they are employed by their
former masters at fair wages. T6e Ie.,is1atufe.
at It's last session, adopted the Consfitntionoi
Amendment without dissenting voice. Thc
people are heartily satisfied with war. have
1ound their rights, aud now desire to lire In
peace, and recover what they have lost
through Jolly and excitement.
Many officers Of the Union army have set-
tied In Little Rock, and are now engaged in
6usincss, while many soldiers are locating in
different parts Of the State. The prospects
are encouraging and hopeful for tic tUture.
Governor Murphy is an old resident Of ibo
state, having been identified with her inter
ests for a great number Of years, and has
taken deep interest IN her restoration. Il
thoroughly loyal to the Uniou, and has no
other thought or ambition fho,, fhn volt, -
Of Arkansas.
We arc glad to learn that matters have m
cheerful look In Arkansas, and that the
General ls comfortably situated, and has the
hearty cooperation Of the civil aathorities
and tbs people generally. He Is everywhere
regarded as one Of the most competent and
exemplary officers in the service, and has been
retained with his present rnnk BY the Lien
!. General, as special mark Of bis con-
, 1865-11-10
sale Of Morris Keteham,s Property.

The real estate property df Morris Ketchum
n9f1an Il. Muller, at the e1 ehange salesrooms,
~ broadWay, Under tho direction of the as
9lences Of the estate-a1csFs. Moses Taylor,
Edward Bennett and PhIloC. Calhoun. The
terms Of the sale we're ten|per cent. Of the
purchase money and the snctioneer'e fee Of
twenty-five dollars to be pad down on the day
ol sale, the remainder to 3e paid In cash at
Inc office Of tie assigneea, Ep. 20 Exchange
race, on November Goth, lat noon. There
,Q3- mAs gooa attendance Il capitalists and
of2kers 2s present, and the bidding wns spirited.
me list lot put up was a jot Of land sltua-
tcu On 1ae M northWeste1n coner Of Fifah ave-
noc ana Ihirty-eight street, having frontage
on ine asenue Of twenty -si1t feet nine inches.
ssao, ana o. one hundred fseet upon Thirty-clehth
s1feet, together with m Ad1oIninr lot on
ialfl y-elshth street having frontage Of sew.
enteen feet upon Thirty-esxhth street and
rst eagat ieet nine inches Il depth with tbs
the. ~. s,ass loar story brown itone front house
t,nt tneIeont having frontage "a Fiilh avenue Of
t*enty-siI feet nine inches and one hundred
anu a. seventeen feet In depth Ito Thirty~efghth
sraa, s.ss, ~ IN Tee simple, Eco from dover Or
eusum ofanee. Mirrors, gus fixtures and cor
ses ~ ~ y M MTaluatfon. The first offer made was
.os S1o,u', running up slowly until S101, 600
y Vas reached. when 1t was Knocked down to
MI; isaac e. Kendall, Of 112Broadway.
,;ti t%ostory ). brick building, used as stable,
VIE stalls and accommodation tor six horses,
eo"' &C, and with tho upper part fltttd u
, 1865-11-10

lows, MINI asota, Wisconsin, Massaehuaett,
Illinois -evezywherr. In every State. tha
heaviest. best, most telling Republican mn.
joritics hare been given to the soldier c,rd,-
dates. The soldiers are the men Who, on thc
Republican tickets, have run ahead ~ ths,s
tickets, and"calied forth The best effort, - .nd
largest strength Of the Republican n.r.y Nv
Wherever the Republican conYeDtIona h,sa
giTe0 the masses Of the party an opnortnnI,v
10 SHOW. BY their votes, Their appreciation Of
:, ,ne SOLDIER, that opportunity has been eager
y earnestly 'ahd victoriously improTed
me Masses ofthe Republican party have iu-
contestibly and most gloriously improved
every right{u1 and polite opportunity to fuIal
Inc Pledges made tn their names, and AT
ihe'r instance, Of grateful remembrance and
reward for the brave champions of freedom
and the Union.