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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-10

Eat IN At SHE s4FrSS
The andesgnsd Of the estate s Of =
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s ss viii 0s
Ess. Ma
also h e i n q es1 &c
from the celebrated establishment Of Brewster CO. New
other personal property Sale .bsSlqs and terms made
known on DAY Of SALE E Esask c1 Il MsLEAok
MEANWHILE. Administrators of E. J. Acuf deceased.
HORSES WANTED TO BoARD-A SHORT DISTANCE
at :
HORSES FOR sALE-ELEvEN SOUND YOUNG
Horses suitable for coal carts trucks or any kind o.
heavy work Can be at Leroy street, between Bed
HORSES TO BOARD FOR THE wINTER-IN GOOD
Northern Railroad New jersey Address J. L. Truman,
Engewood House.
IToRsE BLANKETS ASSORTED SIZES, FOR STA.
prices. Is East Broadway, near tatharine street.
MATCHED HoRsEs.-Fos SALE, 4 PAIR PAIR: ,; OF
good and as y
City; sound and kind Park phastOp Harness Blankets
desirable city lot. Call G. II. sMYTH, room No O. 2ao
TRoTTING HORSE FOR sALE-A. SUPERIOR ROAD
1914 hands high rots in 2as Address Harvey Herald once
RIO BE SOLD TO PAY KEEPING-A MULE AT
L Whconb a Crossey's stables, Hunters Point, I. l.
WINTER BOARD FOR SIX HORSES; GOOD STAB
ling good carriage room and first rate grooms MOST
repository.
WINTER BOARD-FoR TWO OR THREE HORSES
w plenty of carriage room), three miles OUT best of care
RICHARDSON 4 CO., 50 Liberty street. first floor.
WAGON WANTED WITH TOP SMALL TURN OVER
Nv seat not objected to- little used Watson's or pIsen
w young
in TO 3:l5 Any disposed 70 sell cheap will find
prompt buyer by addressing with price and description
Carr Herald Office.
WANTED-A GOOD SLEIGH SUITABLE FOR ONE
w seats and Bells. Any having such TO sell
low hear OF purchaser by addressing with particulars
s., box las Herald office.
yxTANTEp TO HIRE FOR THE wrNTER-A SMALL
w Stable, somewhere between Eighth and Fortieth
streets capable OF accommodating three horses Ad
Dress stating price L. g. L. Jr boz 8S9 Post Office N Y
S0 GOOD FAMILY OR BUSINESS HORSE SOUND
w. and kind In all harness; saddle horse sold for
want Of Apply at III East Twenty seventh street
NJ BROCKWAY.
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DRICKLAYERs, ATrENTTON.-THE MEMBERS or
ID the New York Brcklaysrs Protective and Benevolent
third street and Second avenue Friday Novsmber 10 q
our late brother member John ConshAn from hs late
residence "a East Twentieth street. BY order Of the Society
P.W. BRAzILE, Presdena
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MATRIMONIAL

TWO GENTLEMEN WISH TO OPEN CORES
pondence With two pretty girls; object mstrinony. Ad-
sress, epcQyng cartes DO yisiT j. h. BDsy, station o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-10

rITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
~ Bureau q the Receiver Of razea New Court House,
70 TAx.PAYERS.-Noucs 10 hereby given that one Per
cent w Be added the is OF December all taxes
naming unpaid; additional win - added
The 1h Of said month Of Decsmber al azse remaining
unpaid the LIST OF January Interest 81 the rate Of twelve
per calculated from The day the books
received BY the Receiver Of Taxes No money will be
ceived After O'Clock p. u. Ooe hours from A. H. 70
p. n. JOHN MURPHY, Receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-10

LlLA0 TAILED GRAY HoReE-Isx HANDS rEn
yea,s 90 .cgnd and hind; irol 10 2ss TO wagon
sl for $50 hpgy AZ ssYE6REs corner o. Forty ss,rd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-10

pREsIDENT PETROLEUM COMPANY, n BROAD.
way, room No. g. New York The stockholders this
Monday ner the 1eth inst O'Clock r NJ business
OF impo rtance preliminary 10 the ann usl meeting
EDWIN COfANT. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-10

HORSES WANTED TO BOARD-A SHORT DISTANCE
In the country accommodations unBurpes sed Inquire
at the truss office, No. Barclay street. II.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-10

HORSES FOR SALE.-ELEvEN SOUND YOUNG
IL Horses, suitable for trucks any kind OF
heavy work Can be at Leroy street, between Bed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-10

AT THE NATIONAL EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 70 MAS
N wanted this day clerks copyists, bookkeepers
and entry clerk other first class situations procured
Also wanted, men lately arrived.
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A MEXICAN UNION CORRESPONDENCE MEET.
n ing In view Of the general distress for food and cloth
Alabama Georgia and other States desolsed
the undersigned invite their fellow citizens 70 meeting
American Union commission, Cooper Institute
Monday evening, Nov. Ia At ~ O'Clock
Hon. 3. y. Morgan VIII preside Major General Geo. e.
others expected present and address the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-10

HORSES TO BOARD FOR THE wINTER-IN A GOOD
IL stable at Engewood IA miles from New York; via
Northern Railroad Of New Jersey Address j. L. Truman,
Engewood House
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L7oR SALE OR EXCHANGED FOR WAGONS OR HAIR
ness, splendid RockAway, Of Miner stevens, make,
with movable front Also light curtain Coach and three
sts Of light Harness. Call 81 hovsys stable Seventeenth
street. First avenue
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY TWO YOUNG GIRLS ONE
w chambermaid and waitress would take Of chill
dren and do plain sewing the other chambermad and
aundress, would do hne washing and ironing would
do plain cooking best of reference their last place
Call at III East 4th st., between ist and I'd avs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-10

LNREEDMEN.-REv. DR. MASSIE's REP0RT.-A PUB
lie meeting in RELATION Y NE condition and wants O. the
freedmen win b held % the COOPER INSTITUTE, this
evening % halfpast O'Clock An address win b made
By Rev DR. Msae Of London giving account Of his
through Of the Southern States Dr.
has travelled for and has brought back esh
which cannot fail 10 Be intsrsssing. GEO. wHIPPLB.
81 JOHN O. 8. JOCELYN.
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IGOR sALB-A MARE, SIX YEARS OLD, SIXTEEN
hands high; used 70 the city; no faults Apply 70
NINTH PITTS Thirty street and Seventh seenus
A2R sALB-THREE HORSES; TWO BAY HoRsEe
suitable Tor light truck tas each; sorrel Horse proe
sl00 " Mercer street. 49,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-10

A RESPECTABLE GIRL, WITH FIVE YEARS GOOD
n city reference, would do housework for q small family;
is first rate washer and roner and good plain cook
be seen at Az Sd nv. Entrance In 3lst 1T.
The sun., 1865-12-28

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The sun., 1865-12-28
soLDigH- sgrAi-a
gasxts ts grere,ix fs,e for Tkem.

Fsshfngfsn, Dee. H.-soms months sso ois.
,-rns~~ Ossersi sas lsss~i On order " hs
A-i~sns N msss .p.us reports n N. lcesHep
and sonditos ~ soldies esmsssris ssovn "
asn, via recommendation n W. mssas sscss
s.ry " provide for ne preservation n ne rsnsns
fn,srred nsrea from dss~erstlon. Since ,hss
rms ths roll ofhonor, ~ ne nsmss n soldiers -bo
disf 10 ds>Bcs n ne Amuicsn Union, has been
published, snd recently ths nsmes n ofhcsvs snd
soldiers 'ound on The bssils-hslds of hs wilder.
ness sod a spotisyl,snis COurt House vrginia.
" ,hsse latter nesr'y nsht hundred nsnss, tvo
hundred snd en srs ,hoss ~ soldiers from Penn
sylvsnia esh,y-iour from Ns~ Ymt, and sr,y
from Mssssohusests Iissdbosrds have cen erect
81 W thsr srsves On ths bsttis-hsld ~ he
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oui, enclosed BY pslins fsnes Tue
s,s ere well sdsptsd for ths fssgns risoe a
shoss vho fell In ths vicinity, having bssn
selected whore The scsnss of carnage sppesred 70
10 The gressss,. II yes no unusual occurrence 70
obssrvs ths lines Of our men close W bs sbbsus Of
our soldiers were found In tber usnohea Hun
drsis ~ graves shcse bsuls-hslds - without
suy mark whsssver W Distinguish thSA, and %
covered with foliage that the visitor will be unable
W hnd the lsss rssiug plsoe f those Who have
fallen until ths rains and SHOWS of winter wssh
from tteir surfsr- The light covering of earth and
sIposs their remains. QuArtsrmaster 6enera
Moiss has CAUSED W BE- removed W the Csmessry
o. Wilmington the rsmsins of thoee who died on
the camping grounds IN The vicinity, end hs1
tskon measures to collect tho remsins Of oil othsri
for deposit in permanent cemeteries, including
,hoss o. Camp Douslsh near Chicago
The sun., 1865-12-28
UfjAL NEWS.
"v roas ssb ras vrfsryy.

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N 's'ufn' t'iHsfof. snd "psy d.p.,,sS me, a.,
go eouDs'r smother -sy" ns,of, On. 90
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s'ss ~ numbering hin. snf " s~us. a,.
hs orisfd ns oil nss shihrsn IN Rs,sl.J
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ef.i The orusl sib ~ss hlhsd ~ he bs,t.,sys
''hiir''' but Ch'is' ssrspst ssbi. ps,sa,s sroash
"srniss given W 0od IN d,ss~, -.,. m.n
on msr Wsr 70 yfyp'. Rot msny . moshsr lbss
d'y -spf kr her on-Irins, snd " mis- day i,,ls
children are ,sush "a msurn N. fss. n N. --.s.
infsu,s Who -~s thea offered NJ 80 . holoe.us, W
ood. Today ihis %, will b. oornm.ps,s,.i in.
oil 1s cs'holio snS Asspess churches ~ d,-lns,
service rhe Episcopal Church u ,b. Holy ry,o.-
cent?, up b-n, ~lil hold spsc,si -srvic.- IN homo,
q the dsy. and macs -in bs sung IN eli The.
Catholic churches. 10 The issisv churches The day
is held sss doubls Of NE second elsss. .nd W.
V'''msnis ,o be worn by ,bs clergy vii bs p~ui,.
indicating pepsncs.
PICKED Ur ADRirT.-Cspt. Phillips of me.
U Revenue assmss Uno, picked up ysss,rfsy
afternoon near the Nsrrova . stin shout IL fsrs
long containing nssro boy. about is years n sge
w VINO IN no donS -ould have gone cus 70 zee bu ior
hRu ~ - S~sA NJ <-lt- =
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J1dr'y|tbirJ Yonr.

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Virginia.
The Trsubie between tho whites and
Blacks.

Washington, Dee. 27.-Ths Alexandria tvI-
,hsre on Christmas says;
whisksy flowed in streams from many rsstsu-
rants and from some Ii was dealt out ~ literally
W the color ed peopls ss to the whites. Early In
the morning II was observed that all the young
reconstructed we're well armed Rioting com
uenccd st an early hour this morning, and by one
o'clock p. NJ. had assumed such fearful propor-
tious that the hsyor found u necessary to call
upon the military authorities to suppress II. Three
COMPANIES Of Hsncock's veterans were forthwith
ordsrad out, aud proceeded W arrest every one
found engaged in roting and disordsrl, con-
duct Many psisonA had been seriouhly and
dangerously wounded before they appeared on
the scene Of setion. ID WAS found that between
nay and hundred Of the ring-leaders OF the va
nous disturbances ,hsn going on throughout the
city, were mostly sent TO the slave pen, and
there compel ed to remain durng 'ne remainder OF
the day, some Of tnsm were yesterday morning
rcle azad, while tho more guilty are sh in counne-
Inent Il seems the hrst reports were exaggerated,
ss he JoURsAL says some fifty or ono hundred
were badly beAIsn, but 10 lar a. we have been able
~ learn but two we're 90 badly injured a. ~ pre-
eude tho hope Of recovery. During ths day most
unprovokod shot 10 reporIoJ 70 lave occurred II
Chapel Hall, where . number Of colo od isopls
were boldiIg party. white man by the maine
Oh hitchs, who 10 said 70 have participated In the
riot was seriously wounded IL the bead, and, Al
one O'clock .his afternoon, his death Was eurrsniy
reported.
SECOND DIsPATon.
Washington, Dec, 27.--The following responses
cave been received to inquiries upon tho suffice,
Pstrsburg, Va, Dec 2T There have been n'
disturbances caused by the negroes who hAvo DO
o.vod themselves very well In this city and in th'
adjacent country. Tnsy have been quiet and or
ierly Tor he sessop, and never before were so few
seen on our sirssu during the Christmas holidays
Sorfoik, Va, Dec 27.-There was no ssriou
disturbance smong ths blacks on Chrlstmss DsY
The sun., 1865-12-28

w.sasoros. D~ n
ne rec Eve rem, frscuons currency vii 10
-spsd bsT' vsss. bbou, tsoOoo worth ~ dss.oed
and muHls,si currency 10 destroyed By burning
psr day, spd sso,Ooo printed Arrangements see
squs W thst Il NE former,
Only Two Survivors Of sn fhoss -ho participated
IN The -S n ns revolution, % far 90 Known BY
ns Commissioner Of PENSIONS. rsmsin, namely,
wiihsm Hu,ohings, of Penobsco,, uspooct County,
hsins, aged one hundred and one years. snd
samuel Cook, Of Clarendon, Orleans County, New
Yors, sesd ninety -nips years, and only ave
widows n revolutonsry soldiers draw pensions
from the Government % . yearly smouns u two
hundred and ninety three dollars
To-day General Don Eussorgio sssS vas intro
duesd W the Presidsns by the Secretary cf s,sts
snd delivered his credentials % Envoy Er,rsordi.
nary and Minister Plenipo,snusry o' the United
ss,.s n Colombia The usual remarks were made
90 both sides.
Recent reports eonerning the disposuoo Of the
various Indian tribes. with whom the Government
hn Of late entered into treaty eompsc. represen,
shvorsbls aspect and psrfscs confidence sriss Of
sccire and lasting peace hereafter. The parties
who made the s,iset on Butternsld's mail ooseh .
shor, time ago had not been advised Of the treaties
which hsd bean made.
An excellent pronIs portrait of The Prssidsnt, de-
rgnsd for distribution among those of the Indian
Chiefs who observe strictly the chsrsoser and obn
cations Of thar treaties With the Government has
hosn executed in silver, by Mr.. Psquss and u pro
nounoed . work Of great artistic skiIi and msrii
There has been, since the formation Of the Gov.
srnmsnl periodical appropriation. usually about
snos in four years, for the above object; snd IL
significant fact that there is no knowledge Of any
chief who has thus been favored ever having broke
the trsaty obligations.
The statement that the rems'ns Of Capt wiri
have been forwarded South for intsrmsnl IL un
true.
Captain Cutler, the postich writer, died II
hospital here yesterday.
The various department oehcisls are getting uI
. petition 70 Congress for an increase Of pay, In
consequence Of ths high prices Of all the necesss
ries OF life.
Il is stated hs, the army will DO reduce
smother $4,000 early IN January.
The sun., 1865-12-28
views Items

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4 'sahs' -fssi go. F.,-~ ~ as itm
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ihhs sff-' In % I'sst ~ cd I. pshs, poia,s
of '' -" n ssa. o.. I'd. as dism.aU.i
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h hssusa Nr'ai. Vs. is1 svsnins ~ .
s1iiis 1" rhom Eissfds hsd dishss-f . pis,ol.
L. "i'ios' from Ad,,n. rsvfs-su, n., ,hs,.
zee ~ hshUng istrsn The Ap.eh. fpdiso.
sthits settlers t-sn,y asht .olis,. s.p,
NJ lee ofsvs,,ts', o.. missing
mas 70 co.'s dsniier, 81 f,.buau.. love,
tloTn N s'ofos yss,srdsJ by tho ssplosion n
til'r In ihs .ngins rom. ns hr.rn.a -..
i. bu' mons n The othsu wsrs seriously IN.
foss, $4,000.
messing n ,hs Phiisdsinhi. Cirrls ~ ne
nfntherhood. les, night. nohs. Gavin.
Monaghan -srs sscisd representatives,
.aTors Congress Resolutions v,rs
Mining Us.hony
arHoLAUanLts and his family, son.istipE
hres children and nisos. vsrs pol.pnsd
~ Philsdslphis, by drinking . I.rs.
lidanum pisesi IN tbs cofes used .,
Va 4. Mclaughlin and ons dsugh,sr csms
hns their lives. To. former 10 sill in .
fous condition.
The sun., 1865-12-28
From Europe.
-Four Days Later News.

The Cunsrd cargo steamer Marathon, from Law
srpoon (dirscr on the 12th December, has arrived
st this port.
The steamship City Of Washington, from Liver
pool on The 18Th, via Quesnetown on The iith inst
has slss arrived.
TWO sonB TnsIAFs CONVICTED.
The fourth Fenisn tried bsfJs the special Com
mission, named Hslligsn, had been found guilty
and sentenced to seven years penal ssrvituds.
The trial Of Jeremiah oDouovsn Vas com
mencsd on the eleventh. He dspenssd with the
assistance Of counsel, and ross-quss,ioned the
witnesses himself, with much poiu, and ability.
lie pronounced the trial legal farce.
Dublin Dee 12.-At the ntting of the cour, for
the trsl OF the Fsnisns, on The l2h, The entire day
was occupied by 0DonovAn, In HI address to the
Jury In his own defence. He commenced n the
opening Of Ihs court, and did not desst until after
siI o'clock in the evening. There was nothing re-
msrkable In his sddress-s large portion OF 10
being the reading Of editorial articles from The lRIsn
PRoPIs newspauer. He insisted that he had done
nothing criminal Asserted that his case had out
ragged all law and gave Il bis opinion that Ire
land would never 10 ire without lighting. His
bearing was insoleu,, and when be remarked
| upon the court, bis language was ohennvo and
ssuey.
London, Dee. l4-The Fenian O Donovan, owing
to similar conviction six years ago had been sen
fenced 10 penal serviads for hfe
| Il 10 stated thai . letter had boon receivsd In
Liverpool confirming tho statement that s.ephen'
had arrived In Paris
InR JAuAIoA nuIonynIK -soyKRsoR IYpg SIS
The sun., 1865-12-28

COMPLIMENT To CAPrAys JouRDAH. Re
corder Hoffman, Mayor elect, yesterday seadered
70 Captain Jourdsn, Of the 81 Eth Precinct, The po-
slton Of Mayors Marshal. Captain Jourdsn re-
spsctfully declined the offer, prsfsrring 70 retain
his present position in tho department.
The FORTHCOMING PRIzE-FIoHr.-- The
second iastsmsnt Of the stake money In the priss-
fight soon 10 take place between Jim KsrriSan and
Morris Phslau. was put up Tussday evening.
Tbe aght IL 10 be for sbOO saide. Two more IN
s,alms Hs Of si00 each will be put up on Tuesday,
"a, aud Tuesday, the 9th inst and then an arrange
rnent for ,hs whsrssbouts Of The light vill be
made.
FInk,-Shortly after IL o'clock yesterday
morning hrs broke out In . chemical factory,
rear OF 19l BowGy, owned by Casssbesr &
schlisgher. who occupy The drug store In mont.
Tho loss 10 Aboui $500 insured. The IRE origi-
mated, as 10 supposed, from dsfeos IN shs nue.
under the boiler.
in the cellar of No. 70 Howard rrest occupied ~
. rag warehouse by a. W. Clarke, which was eS-
unguishsd by the Insurance Patrol under Captain
Crosson, Damage $50; insured.
CRY GovERsMEsr-BoARD OF ALDER
Mss.-This board transacted no business yssier-
day, and adjourned without day.
DoARD or CoUSuuxEI.-This Board met yss'sr-
day. A communication vas received from the
down town merchants and store keepers COM
pls ning Of the insufhcieucy o' gsssht during the
most valuable portions of tho day to which reso-
luton WAS appended REQUESTING .he Manhattan
Gas Co. to rernsdy the evil Adop cd
Mr.. Lent presented romonstrAnee against The
recent resolution in svor Of widening Ann street,
signed by four-itb. Of tho property ownerA Re-
monsuance received.
The resolution for printing 1880 copies Of tho
II Qra .J -
The sun., 1865-12-28

hsles, including 1000 bales 10 = lsI-
pprters Ths msrks, closes but Co.. . 'iur-
TIER Sigh, advance. y
Bresdsiuns-Ths market 10 quiet and si'.dy.
'Provisons-The market 10 steady bacon flst.
London 14h --Consols closed al s7asIh.
American stocks-United States Five twsnte.
6SAs6SH illinois Central Railroad, SOA $50 3-s ;
Erie Railroad, 81 At57H.
The sun., 1865-12-28
From Japan and China.

San Francisco, Dec. give hsy. Hong Kong
.d,,cs, OF The qO,h OF October, twelve days later
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ATTACHMENT.


THE PLAIFTIFF ON AFFIDAVIT, says the dssss
danl s indebted 10 him and sbseoas that The err
aaary process Of law b served upon hi hAEng
obtaisad original atasheet against he estate Of The
defendant, made rtarhAhle before jonathan LaFraaes
Justice Of the peace for JeGsFsea soaniy and the
hasinE been levied spoa his properly Il 70 ordered by
18th dag of May, 1885, or Il viii be preceded with sx
pars II Is farther ordered that this notice be published
four ueaks In RroNsleu's ShiR.
apia-Iwpfss JONATHAN LARRAYcE. J. p.