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ToBAooo.--We learn from parties posted on
the subject, that the quantity of tobacco along
the line of the Danville railroad is very great,
and at almost every station there are great
quantities awaiting transportation. TIE crops
OF several years past are being brought out of
the country and sent to market. In return
for this staple the farmers will be supplied
with everything desirable for the further cul-
tiyation of the soil and enhancement of their
farms - Rich Times -'--4 ID
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THE EPISCOPAL M ETHoDlsT.

l ,s. We Welcome the fourth number Of this
valuable, weekly, paper. 1t is edited and
published in Richmond Va, bythose two
10 able ,devines, the Rev. John E Edwards,
and D, S. Doggett, D. D. These two gen.
tlemen are so we'll known in our commune
~, that no word of ours can add to their
NJ fame. Their paper, would prove valua-
BILE monitor, in every family circle,
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..e---~Tl-1t 'NS"o'
The Washington Chronicle republshes some
further incidents of the voyage of the steamer
Florida from Fortress Monroe 10 the Dry
Tortugas, where she landed Mudd, Spangler,
O'Laughi in and Arnold, the condemned con
spirators. The narrative WAS obtaibtd from
Capt. Duttou, who had charge of the prison
ers, and differs in some respects from the one
heretofo unpublished. We quote as follows :
During the voyage all the prisoners were
more or less afflicted with sea sickness, and
at one time half of the guards were unfit for
duty. DR.. Mudd and Arnold were particularly
wretched Spapgler, although quite sick
was given to practical joking. Finding that
while sick he could get from the surgeon, DR.
Porter, asmodicum of French brandy, he con,
Guided to take sick at various odd times, ais
ways with'p ainssfor which vsni qallss spia.itss
is supposed to be a sovereign care but his
trick was discovered and he was, mach to his
chagrin, obliged to qoaff Jamaica ginger il
place of the more palatab'e beverage He
was generally quite talkative, and expressed
himself as being satisfied With the action of
the Military Commission, but continued to as,
sert his Innocence of participation in the
crime of assassination. 10 CONVEX satiou
With Captain Button, she remarked that he
knew nothing of Booths designs, and that
even aft the murder, while Booth was pass
ling through the theatre, he was unaware f
the foul deed witch had been comu,ittel.
seIhe Fact is, Captsu said be, HBooth was a
privileged character at Fords. He had the
run of the house at all times, day and night
|ihai acces TO the dressing rooms, and fre>
quenaly came to the rehearsals uuaInouneei,
aud always by the rear, entrance. He was a
Ilgreat favorite, andspent moneyfreely. When
ever he came with his horse he always called
for me to groom the ANIMAL and have many
a time blacked his boots and done other
rnenial work for him | did not close the
door behind Booth. It was spring door,
which you can see when you get back to
Washington and closed of itself unless you
| had held it OPEN There was nothing une
usual in my holding Booths horse on the
Isnightof the murder, for had done it twenty
times before didn't see how the commits,
sion which tried me could have decided
9th erwise in my case, considering tie evi-
dence, but am not guilty. of having anything
| to do with the crime.''
| Spangler was very lively during thevoyage
and several times ran up the ladder from the
hold, three steps at time, heavily ironed as
he Was He was quite jabiant over the idea
that he would not be prisoner for life
"pll come ont all right--six years. s not such
a long time after all, said he. "You need
not felicitate yourself on having short time
/. to- stay, spangler," said Dr. Mudd. 81
don't know where they are taking US, but if il
is to the Dry 1ortugas, there is 10 more
tchance for you thaa for me. None of US will
Five more than. two years III Z. rs :,
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GsEooND DIsPATcH.1


HHw YORK, Aug. 9.-@Tbe steamship Cuba
arrived npat 20 o'clock.
Gen. Breckenridge, the ex.rebel secretary
of war had arrived al Southampton; from
the West Indies. lt.5
The American GeSerBment having PLACED
an embargo on q cargo of cotton shipped from
Havans, to Mr.. Priolean, the Confederate
agent in Liverpool, the case was carried into
the Court of CbanceTy, and Vice Chancellor
w GOD, gave decision recognizing the claim
OF the United States Govern uent to the cot
ton, but considering the existence Of certain
agreement the Confederate Government and
tbeir agent, which might be binding upon
the United States as successors to the Ions
federate GoVer0ment he ordered that Mr.
Prioieanfbe app jinted' receiver in the case,
which would enable him TO dispose Of the
cotton and pay all proper charges cHa gave
security to the mount ego, 600 which amount
would probably be found absolute property
Of the Unitad states. The cotton consist of
d.. PrchaId,. the poisoner, was hung at
glasgow, in The presence of an immense con-
cou' 50 of people "a Z.
The abatement of the cholera iu Alexan-
drIa is cot frnled. Mrs. Lancipg, the wife of
the American missionary al Cairo, was among
the victims.
The attest intelligence in regard to tue cas-
bic. ls TO July Both, viii says that The ins
sula ION was gone. No .farlicu}ars received.
III COMMERCIAL INTEbLIGEEcB. e! 10
LONDON, July, 20 United States Is POS
closed ut 693; Illinois Gentrals clos ID at e01;
Eei,,et 544. ct'5N
LATEST. -
llAgHpooL, July 29-Evening --Cotton-
g. a n hall II, l.
a lia~.nward tendency speculstors and ex5
poiters took 900. bales la -e7g
! p'ealistuff closed quiet and steady. Pro-
'gisio steady Lard Holders demand an
!,nice .e4. ~f-E
tospos, Jpiy 29.9 eoleois 9o4@9o4.
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THE SARATOGA RACES

SARATOGA, N. Y, August .s-Tbe great
race foe the Saratoga cup, dash of two and
half miles, was won to day by Kentucky
The race was very close and exciting. The
horse Captain Moore Kentucky's real COM
petitor, was beaten by only length. Rhyme
dine was distanced. The time of the winner
was four minutes one and half seconds
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OUR RELATIONS TO THE COLOR
I'D POPULATION OF THE
SOUTH.


In looking over our exchanges publish
cd 10 the South, we are gratifed to find a
general expression Of good will and inter
est in tho future Of the colored population
Of the South. From our knowledge Of the
character Of the SOuthemer, we expected
nothing less. tits fortunate, 10 many
respects for both races, that such Should
be the case. II is the duty Of all 10 cul--
tivate this sentiment, so that in the future,
the two races, thrown into such intimate
communion, yet separate by distinct lines,
may 1.-Two in harmony. We give below
some well timed remarks from the Episco-
pal Methodist, which W, commend to the
attention Of our readers: oa.i.si . 81
- "The termination OF the war has sud-
denly thrown upon the South four millions
of emancpated slaves, male and female
young aud old SO remarkable an event
,s 10 unknown in history. It's magnitude
even now beggers conception. The mo-
ment that chronicled the crash Of the
Confederacy, recorded the disSolu ion Of
~, , noso noo wn,on s"""'',ou ~, WV """
o"ie 49, W',: '-i 1' r''Y W, W
'p 4'Io,.o"n .at;'i'.. ''na .'.
.aooo noNie9S.o '"S''. .I. Wv" "n'ou
y extensive as that of modern Europe With
the Justice Of philanthrophy of this astoun-
ding eocial CONFUSION, or with its pros
pective political results, it does not be-
b. nov w I" sl"PPp 49, !" 70 pa '.o' p'sou
rs upon ~ o.p,ep"'e' - ~ 'ou"Vy ; cue
Er1a'e'I p iooie ~, - wy ~, ny I'm, =
.Hs' 70 W. 0 p th '''"u o ;ne ~ u
.Sa ao wy 49, INA .;,. r. ' ;,s IT,
ino Pe' P'eA'oos anu pm ,n - ''e aulus.-
ion' WI, Le4ui.o .no "id ~ 'pIenon'
% oa ,"a ; ."o ~ ~ .uo ~
b. % iiYo'eo w'euV " ~, my t'1 ou %
$50 sau "nu' 5 m aaL;oun :" p'ss"" sha
T"n up ,."ue', anI ~ wy ;.as;Goa sn'
g., go. " "ins WI 80 Jae., :" '1M
= slu go ~ suI I,",,:a nenaS Das w ~:
IN w piYY99es Il .ne '' ~
a aovo.yed upoh sao oo'' ...;Il;n ,ne
"P.ea1 pon ,A, ~ SuoSe ' .N.'io" VI 'u-
s;.;n py ;n,ss,a H~ ;th thar po
nasta, 'ss' - 'N' WIN ' '''n 20"
isi' "r ssTh.s;; /, ,voo, ono,ho.
"' - ,a".I ,o noGoo''s a ao. q'sSs;o
,ha aJt"ao a." a;.an1s'anos 's.ha o Ino'I
naona ra';sa son,hann Ghr;s, 'av 1p'pis'
rSops ,s1 III !. ~ - ~ ,.h;"h ,o
nu sna. - ,ns p"as " tho" :" we
VA aei - W.. .os'' a. icy ouspv;o
'i ~ p''Ag Th;ss -. 1870. "f ;ae. M"
oa s"s"s, ,ha ~ d' ,hoaa Ma noy
'y,e oovo'n "b sAe, .I"n A'"'.ns'"
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GEN. GRANT IN CANADA.

TORONTO, Aug. s.-General Grant arrived
here on a special train from Montreal this
morning, and Immediately embarked in a
steamer for Niagara Falls. Large crowds
assembled at the railroad station, although
his arrival was not generally known. Nuns
bers shook hands with the General, and there
was call upon him for speech, but to this
he replied with smile and a shake of the
head. va
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VIRGINIA RAILROADS. -Four railroads 10
East Virginia are now in the hands OF the
original managers, and are in running order
the Fredericksburg and Richmond, the
Orange & Alexandris, the Virginia Central to
Lynchburg, and the Petersburg and Danville
road clear through to Charlotte and othes
points iu: North Carolina. The Petersburg
and Norfolk roads are being repaired
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PENSION FOR THE Loss OF A LIMB

,WAsHISeroN, Aug. 9.--s Several applications
having been made 10 the Commissioner of
Pensions under Il Q mistaken impression that
at thu last session of Congress the rata OF
pensoa for the loss of u limb haa been in-
creased, it is officially announced that no
such change in the pension law has been
made, Fer the loss of one limb. the army
pensioner receives So mouth if he was q
private, noa, commissioned sfioir or musiS
clan; $l5s month if he was second lieut.
enanti Sl7 il u first lieutenant; $40 if a cap
tain SS25 it major, aad $50 for lie uten-
ant eolohel, orr if any higher grade. The
same rates, according to tue rank, are appli.
cable to tue navy pensions. ...,.T,
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= TIA Norfolk Dav Book thinks the hder

s%f 3" ihs Noffotk lay booF thinKs the lhder
has gone mad, copies locals in proof of it,
t,ls and gimputes the arrangement to the
"dog days" & II ,79tuY 81. sss
VIII tho Day Book believe that Tiers
is method in our madness. when we say
''Ne mortal hath a way ~
sNa3auDG Could ere convince QUE friends,
MaeA lsaFasaa tits that makes us rave
What to him frenzy lends ~
ai typ. jR esp8 SNE N@ b2WA ie16 g..
.eV ifaeg daya eass--oh fall ,s
DowA on your knees, and pray
NV q 'I.et dog days quickly come 70 all, aF
,e''V aud this dog have his day"
5.,4 tga,,aas 5s, Mas.s.a [Iadse,
...4.. "a. If what we read ia lsa@0ss's work, "a
And not the aog-aay,fsvsr. 81,
Than madness in the brain may Turk,
And give as aeg,asys ever. asa
.f,, "a .,,,. .,s,, (. s,.v. 4ss,., q, Ipsy Book. 81
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Ezchanss Bank Baiidias Msia Street,

A S6hstsht supply II 7.s6 E6sss wii bs ksSs On
hand -
-Tbis Bsnk win bGY std SSH 81 eissses 81 GOVERN,
MEiNT SECURITIES at ehffeHt market fsteSi
FURNISH EXCHANGE sfYd fqsks eSilesti9ps On al
the principal cftfgs II tbs BhfseA Skss3s,
Pdfchase 66VefnhaefYt VS6ebsfs On H}e b8Sst fsySs
bic terms ana ef7s estefH a6a t8at attention e
A666GNfs OF BUSINESS MEN AHB FIRMS,
ana to any ethef business e8tFEstea " ths BsRk.
Ftti information M feesfa 81 68gefRleSs Leans "a
all times eheeffnfiy fdfhfsheas
6usfy .t.
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LATEST NEWS.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CUBA
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH-INSU-
LATI0N LUST-GAN. BRECKENRIDGE
IN ENGLAED-DR. PRITCHARD HUNG
THE CHOLERA, &C.
SAEDY HOOK, Aug. 9.-Tbe steamer Cuba
arrived off this port this morning al s 30,
bringing adVices from Liverpool to the 29th,
and via Queenstown to the S0th ult
QUIEHsTowE, July 30.-Ssven hundred
miles oft Atlantic cable have been paid
eut-l5O miles yesterday, when the insula.
ton was lost. Cause unknown Further
particulars had not TRANSFERRED. 1F--
The political news is unimportant.
The Paris Bourse was firm Rentes closed
st Off 52c
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AsPEY BAY, August o. There are, as ye
no signs OF the steamer Clara Olanita which
were sent out to meet the Great Eastern.
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New ORLEANS, August San extensive fir
occurred at Galveston on the I'd instantiavolv
ing the loss. doubtless, of much property, -
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New York, August 9.--!The steamer Scots
sailed hence to day for Europe, taking abou
$l,50O, 900 in 6s20's. She took no specie.
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WAsalNeroS, August 9-The Navy De-
partment designs sending the iron clad No
nadneek to San Frausisco. She will be ac'
companied by another vessel, carrying Goa
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NJ Tt Rs
pared to execute sss.I
BLACKSMITHING
in all its various branches, such as t
SHIP, STEAMBOAT, cry AND COUNTRY, AND
MILL WORK,
of all descriptions. And in fact all kinds Of Black
mthng done at
NO. 10, wide water stteet, Norfoiik, We
All persons wanting Blacksmithng done can save
20 per cent by calling and enduring Of my prices Be
fore leaving their orders elsewhere 80,
RA. Don't forget the placeTlNo 10, Wide Water
street. CHARLES SHIELDS.
N BAH my old customers can now find me at my
new shop, doors below where have kept for the
last eighteen months share Of the public patronage
& au4is at 's e.
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business Cards
THE EXCHANGE


THOMAS 6REAMER, 6fN6fSAfgs p. gEBTSS
EBEABB, i; ,Bs9HNy sEyffs AsssfEk
MARSHALL f s!4sI h WI iqfA n FlSHSts;
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'Sv'f" zs.st :; sEs s.s4 s.s4 s''-s'
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NEW BoFFhiNa HBFAnI HHMHNFl

respectfully inform The public that have
taken tha store Ne. II UambBsips wharf, sad
inteAa conducting q hetlhg establishment
sabbiy Of Peter ana Ale Of all kiaas, Aise,
Il fbe sesaFtme Il 9f 8tbef hiaaeis.
nv purpose is, whea the season CONNIE aees,
TO shduet the Oyster Packing Business IN all
lie bfaRehis / respectfully setleitA shae
Ut the patronage Ut HY iitAas Ana The public
generally EDWIN FIfAiMhAhps
auEiBsim#
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THE IMPRISONED CoNsPIRAToRs.

Further Incidents of The, Voyage to the d,
dNI4 II5 N11ortugas.
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HENRY n. LEEDS, AuCTIoNEER. ---~----
IL II. VI. LEEDS a MINER will sell h. auc,..
rgtJRSnAv NavetuDar a.

O'Clock, At our sslcsroom, No S Liberty street
sprciseale Of very superior old Wines Brsnacs Cigars
kc the stock OF an old impeding house comprising the
lec brands usually found IN all old w
fablishmcnts and fully guaranteed, viziennessy Mar.
cifs and Osris london Dock Brsndls Palo, Brown and
.den sneries Londcn Dock Ports, Maeras $500 Hol.
snd ana Eneish Gins, Jamaica ST. CroIx, Grenada Anti
qua and Pineapple Rum; sco.ch irish and bourbon whs
ssyr part very old Chumwtgnes and Hooks The above
tous are sold IN casks, dcrlohns and Also,
n n or rhoice goods imported IN bottles Also. small
.,, o tery Odd Wines &c; long time IN glass; from
1ssrs consist OF very ne assortment OF conchas
hegsia, BRITANNICA Operas sc OF the follow inv
!" saa n>Aiy otaei fsvorils hrsaaa =
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UCrION NOTICE.
"A sPECiAL AND ATTACrIvE sALR
pAxAaEp GOODS,
rtf..a ,.ele- THIS DAY,
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10.
Uadsr nspeotDn of Port WMdsns for account Of Under
n Gases BRITISH DRY GOODS.
.ELls l.1I--Hl.I a 1.4 as follows, viz
aofHGHAM8-Sesses $50 pieces solid check
1---7T-l, 1 ors 81 pieces fancy l0INGHAMg
4,tsfs s.fs 2 ca.es, Isl do. black and white
PRINTED LAwNs-S cases. 800 pieces, - PRINTED
LBNOS-i case % pieces. fancy check LENos
sDLEACHKD 0OODS-6 bales, go pieces a. beached
SHIRTIN08.
COTTON sHIRTs-S cases, $50 dozen. brown COTTON
,GNVHLOPESA cases. 100 M ENVELOPES
Damaged ON the voyage Of Importation.
44 i @,t1Y ALSO,
general assortment of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
1ncudag choice lines Of ~
sHAwLB. CLOAKs AND BAsoUEs, LADIES' AND
naSSEg STRAW AND FELT GOODS.
Catalogues and samples now ready
WIN. TOPPING CO., Auetionesrs.
1S2 Church street.
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NEW PUBLICATlIo ,1,,..''

A PHysIoIaeIIcAL VIEW OF MAnn,...,,- -.
"A tanning nearly ID pages aud $50 nne plates and ~.
cravings ~ the anatomy Of the hum. an otuans II,
resa anu disease with treatise early error s de-
ppn,h cDnSegnenccr upon me mind aud body with tho
mote oi cure a. shown by the report Of Asses ieaed
uuhni adviser To the married aud those oont
mns.Hsse who wouli know their physical condition sent
~ p"sage 70 any address on receipt OF &c IA sa np.
Albany. N. r. " u' "'rs
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4 n ExTRAoRDINARY oPPoRrUNrTY ron

q Housekecpers Hotel Keepers and the Trade.
VvSr S.DWW worth Of magnificent Household Furniture,
1cvoN brusses and Ingram Carpets rich Gut Glassware
Sc s s I MAR Table Cutlery and svs, w,re
occck precisely At the i've story residence No. le West
between Firth and Sixth Of
FAkLOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut Psrlor
covered Ia rich French satin brocAte and Turkish
as Ohas and Lounges 10 match; rosewood CENTRE and
Ter rabies ktagcres Corner and Book Stands,
dsy Bronze Clock rich China and Paan Vases Parl0r Or
nameus elegant Brocstel and Lace Cnrtans ne colec
-delers-
n AGNIFIoENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRTE, STOOL AND
COVER COST $3.50;
an ssefsns dn:trumsnt with round corner bsausny
oersrung bass fun iron plate, French action full seven
oesye rosewood and mahogany Bedseads Bureaus WASH
oanse Spring and Hair Mattresses, Beds Blankets, Tea
Aabie Extenson able Glass China and Silver Ware Ia
ble Cutlery, 20. Sale positive. Deposit required
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A UCTION ACCOMPLISHMENTS SALE or ALL THE
elegant and costly Household Furniture contained in
sixth avenues this day wednesday, IL O'Clock precisely
consisting Of elegant octave Panolore round
orncR containing all the modern improvements S7OO
or Suits covered IN the richest Descriptions Brussels and
elegant Bedsteads Cured Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds Bedding enamelled Chamber Furniture Silver Plated
Rf1e and article usually found in first class house
Parties wishing to purchase are assured that this sale is
percmpOry the house Is sold and be
dstey Responsible In cart pack ship
everything purchased at this sale.
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A UCrION SALE OF BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS
n Wednesday Nov Is at z O'Clock on the premises.
splendid chance for every To provide home small
outlay 50 per cent Of the purchase may
mortgage for term Of years. the purchaser may pay
cash IL he desires; title 80 Building Lots
and desirable legation Ave minutes walk from the Five
rcsn Watch and Clock Company being built and cal
niaed TO employ 60 to 800 hands Horse Hobo.
Ken and Jersey City ferries Cars all night Hoboken
par mays and further particulars apply % THOMAS AL
sfrom7 A. M...o r. NJ o. DAVID SCOTT Auctoneer Isl
sMontgerrery.Ctrect, Jersey City.
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a. MAGNiTicENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

n. MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
PAINTINGS. PIANoF0RTES, sTATUARY BRONZEs.
and and costly Works of Art and Articles
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
%s day wednesday, at the elegant mansion No lis West
Tweny-thrd street. Sixth avenue, sale commencing
at 10is O'Clock
DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
superb Suits covered with French brocatel the
Inscription; Window Curtains match, Eageres Bookcase
Bos De Rose Cabinets Encognures Lace Curtains Mirrors
Velvet aud Brussels Carpets Chandeliers Bronze Satuary
modern artists =
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFORTE
round corners richest instrument offered auction this
season. STOOL Cover, Music Stand and walnut
Dressing bureaus, Bedseads, Wardrobe suite. style
Louis XIV Hair and Spring Mattresses, Sofas, Chairs.
tD,nng RocmEItcnsion Table, Buffet elegant and costly
9asswerc Table Cutlery Linen Silver Dinner Tea
sioe aa;ers Tureens Sayers Punch Bowl China Dinner
set Also the Furniture OF the servants apartments Sale
oremptory House for SALE Inquire OF the auctionee
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Positive sale. III lots
EDwisFsES4 ses 6SS agcTToSEEE vo.svs
properly Samuel Lowry. ESQ., late Of the Riding
q ss1ssi..s Ssisfn4s
's s's
aCol.mbus." lsal hands, dark brown
Mar Mare SYG ar:sy '1s sf ssnd. very stylish
se'ss d.f ' sSss@n S'Iis nY hands. very
Also az; or neT single sIs
ss the patrons q his riding school, and are As
sns a. ca. Be foana In !. the city sale positive without
AK ELEGANT SPAN OF as~ ESesnsEs, rmAEros AND
The Horses long tail bays sI years old. l5s hands
s:r; a4vs: Aiso elss.n, rha,ion, this
r sassss' aa long tails blacks
~ hsnds seven years old warranted sound and Kind IN
English seated wagon ma ana s@nss. 'A''e'
EDWARD sCuEScK AuCTIo.EER
"A MAGNIFICENT SALE, COMPRISING
. BRONZE CLOCKS
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS
'sAAAfAsf A Ho LKf s sEr CRYSTAL GLASSWARE
,eRoRzR AND BisQUE sTATuETTEs,
Aud Other n,aa ,,,i; Goods Just landed
SILVER PLATED WARE,
m SUCTION ssTy On arfif S"y
She ssescom No. 90 Liberty street The above are now
L. COTTON AUCTIoNEER. LARGE SALE or VERY
pague and chor Liquors class hotel, together
Parker Furniture Beds Mattresses a. also about 100
Cigar. and 1000 empty Eoxss sl-o lot OF Silver
Thuras Nov. H. At lOS O'Clock ~ tho auction ia
Brvadwey Arrc assortment Of elegant Carpets vf every
.nz and also variety o. every other snd o.
tst'ulsrs yea nnss be present q. lo's O'clock
EBeseR COOK, AuCr1oNEER.
sIESaSF iSSis{ r yrssI HrPias'
aAS SRs;ss AN9 x PIER Issy MtsHoRs
Memories. At IU O'clock large assortment, Of best city
ssae work Tor parlors, chambers Ibrares dining rooms
.Ar Fer partieuiArs see catalogues Al sale
IJEEsy D. MINER, AUCnoNEER, OFFICE MAS
I6cTiYN SALE oy xo hARsE a ssg ELseAyr COL
NTNER 4 SOMEEvILLE will sell 81 anctioa On weducs.
Day end Thursday EVENING" The lsh aud instant
que sosrRvILLE Ar EKRy, s.s BROADWAY.
Neal D0sdsHen,h street
large sid eicgn0t COLLECTION Of modern on Paintings
shsols 70 which would 6nvIte the special attention 81
ali levers Of art they having been Just reviewed and
ARTISTS Of Milan. well those various EuTopcan
sschoola A follows wiz
u. ver Bockhcysn, Chevaiier u. Induno,
.. xri-eman. cheysisr q. Indnno,
Won Seben, L. zuccoL
r. feIainens. q. Gerssn,
4 vss G.m~-. ( csssoidi.
4 van Hova a. achelfont
-. Ee4ere, 4, DE brice,
IA W, LINING. Van Lenpston,
+ 4 KseL Koet. Van a ssyerdonek
--n asc eshbbsfiou during the day TIL tint
o'clock. /. 80. SEEMING, urh Inst, from ~ Tin
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NOR SAVANNAH DtItECT--PfONEER LINE.--THE
II and first class Steamship CHASE. NJ Il. Rogers,
commander. will leave II North river SATURDAY. No
S ". For freight passage apply LEW n
i. JONES, " Broadway. Agents In savannah Hunter
Cnmmeu
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v,pp CHARLESTON s. q.
l. frprIE's NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
EMILY ~ SoUDER, Captain ~. lockwood
MONICA Captain Vim. Marshnan
The above splendid hips viii leave every Thur.day
alta T. NJ from 30 North river bly, landing
at charleston Monday mOrning.
M0NEkA leaves Thursday, Nov. 10 For freight pas
snge. with unsurpassed lions, Apply ~
LIVINGSTON, f)x 4 co. Al Broadway
Consauecs a. Chstiss'on-tecsisALn Gxvv~ q Go,