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The Portland daily press., 1865-01-27
STATE OF NAME

CIrxioR foRTLAKD. ss,-To Georve n IT,.
Portland y 80 NIty OF
IfON tbs qui ition of sixty aualiilea vota- . =.
~ the City OF Portland you are herehv ,ei W
70 notify andwarn the inhabitants nj ssid s
roftanc qualified to vote in city afairs 70 N.Y., y,
tne CITY Hall In said city, Friday fhe third S ~
OF FEBRUARY next. At O'Clock in the a,farraou ~
sct upon the following business, to Wit = WV" ~
$40 choose Moderator 10 nresida =. -,
meeting. afi EII f7-'--'>- " PEeslue Al said
zd-Io see what action said inhabitants will t.ss
20 M the quota Of Portland under the Presidsni
nereor fail roI and have you there thia w.r,s.,
N uven UNDER cur hands aud seals at tha ~. =,
Iort'ano this twenty-sixth day Of JanuaTv y %
year OF our Lord ooe thousand eight hunor "A 80
rs JACOB MCCLELLAN. M.r,
Us. j. Il. DoNNKLL, fA'"f'
Us CALRB " BoswoRrH Aldo.r.
u y +. g. MResRR oftLn
is WIN. II. STEWART or, -,
LIS GEO. W. BRAL Po,,,sna
CUMBERLAND, IS. f.-+ .-.- l....
p...... . . City of Portland, Jan,v "a 1915
a. 10 me Warrant to me directed Of which
t; 1T. Is true copy hereby warn and no
tne Inhabitants of said city Of Portland 10 meet
named, Ct0 II Suc nIo Rs.k4'9 'neFein
Jan<'utd City Constable.
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rs 81 A L ELS
II Q IN e r.
H OR e HOUN d, < AND TAR /
1' " FOR THE CURE OF ls ab -.

Coughs, Colds, Iaeueszo, Hoarseness, Difficult
5l@A Bre0thsRg, and all A6ectjoRs or the Throat,
s -A Broncki 81 1aoes and Lungs, leading
~ istl to Consumption. q 81 IA
This sovereigR remedy is compounded from the
favorte recipe of sician and Chem
ist who for many years used IL with the most COM
plete success in his extensive private practice.
he hst!ong been profoundly impressed with the
wonderful virtue of honey of the plant Horehound,
inunion with the Cgeassing and Heaiiag properties
extracted from the Life Princpe ofthe forest
tree A6ies Ratsamea or Balm Of Gilead For years
he was bafiso In his attempts to blend these great
medicinal forces into 81 ID uaio that the original
power of each would be pr served, the
qualities ofcommon tar removed, and the proc Of
the compound be within the means of all. At last,
after long Of difficult chemical expe me pts
he found that BY adding to- these ss other ugredi-
ents each one valuable sy ITSELF not oaly obtain.
ed the de tired results, but greatly increased he
curative power of the compound. This having been
thoroughly tested by prastice, Is now offered TO the
edy. aGH $40 e''sa vCiST MOOD NJ
sIa Price so Cents per Bottle.
For Gale by W. +. Phillips Portland, and all drug
gists. 80 =
CHALxs Downxs, General gent,
nov4d3mR A Cedar st.. New York.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-27
Singular Coincidence.

One of the passengers of the Steamship Mo
ravian was carried, in the early part of De-
cember, to our City Hospital, very sick with a
fever. He had started from Ireland with the
intention of proceeding Immediately to New
foundland, where he had some relatives, but
his severe illness rendered this impossible. -
During most of the time in December he was
delirious and required very careful and judi-
cious attention from his nurse. An old man,
who had occupied an adjoining room for many
months, shared this work with her and gave
much of his time TO the personal care of the
patient. This old man who had come to Am
erica in 1909, from Ireland, had not heard
from his relatives in the old country since his
arrival 55 years ago. He had been incapaci-
tated from labor, for many years, and had
been an accomplishing inmate of our city
almshouse. His kindness and entire lack Of
selfshEess made this poor old man, Uncle
O'Donnell, a general iayorite in the house.
During the delirinm of the patient, to whom
reference has been made, he was so constant
an attendant at the bedside, as to attract the
attention of other inmates who regarded his
assiduous care as very remarkable, even for
the kind hearted old man.
On the morning of Jan. Sd, of the new
year, the patient began to recover his senses,
aud commenced conversation with those
around his bed. In the course Of his labored
words, he spoke his own name, Patrick O'Don-
| nell. The old man inquired of him, at once,
where are you from" and "who was your ia
ther," to which Patrick answered, "my faith
ers name was Richard, a cooper by trade, in
Tipperary, Ireland" ..r- v -a
ODonnell said, "He was my brother, of
whom had not heard for fifty years.
The old mans wish, SO frequently express
ed, that he could hear from his friends before
he died, was gratifed. During the next three
days the nephew and uncle were, in their
thoughts, among their friends across the wa
ter. On the evening of the third day the old
man sickened. and in day more passed
away.
This romantic incident, happening in our
midst, is certainly very striking. Notice the
ssingularity of the condolences There is an
old man, who has not heard from home for
half century, living in an almshouse and for
gotten by his friends His nephew, not know
ing his uncle was alive, starts from Ireland for
Newfoundland. His illness prevents him
from going from Portland where he lands, and
he is carried to the same hospital where his
uncle had but few more weeks to live.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-27

DY q man who has had long experience in the
- Grocery and Provision business He viii en-
gage In any hon orable employ ment that Is Iemuner
alive. Address 8, Press Once janHaiW*
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LOST.

A EUR CAPE-Probablv on Spring street, be-,
IA tween Oak snd Bgh street The Under will be
suitably rewarded by leaving it IS Spring street.
ali.l Hfi jan27dlw-
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-27

nsfssGt0D - Rnmors of the Ecacasatfos of
Richmond = The Attack of the Rebel rOss
CIads. p. ~ zee s
fst NEW YORK, Jan. 20.
The Raleigh Progress of the Both says, per-
sons who left Wilmington on the 18th say the
rebel forces fell back to within eight miles of
Wilmington, and that Gen. Terry had demand
cd the surrender Of the place, giving Bragg to
the 18th to answer. sgsT
, PERSONS from there say all is confusion at
wilmington. The general impression was
That the place would go, and that most Of the
people would remain and go with it. 8
The Times special Washington dispatch
says the Richmond papers of Monday substan-
tally confess the evacuation of Wilmington,
and that Gen. Terry is now in possession OF
the city. A9A3a As ASA 4e@af
The Times City Point correspondent tele-
graphs that the idea at headquarters, concern
Ing the rebel iron clad demonstration on the
James River, was to create an excitement in
order to cover the evacuation of Richmond
Evidence accumulates that the rebel leaders
would like to get out of that city. i 1az
The Herald's City Point dispatch says there
were four rebel iron-clads engaged 10 the at
tack, OF which one was entirely destroyed and
another disabled. The other two were aground
and were being fired into direct by our batter
les, each shot from Fort Parsons striking them
fairly.
The Augusta Constitutionalist of the 18th,
says that city is filed with fugitives from
South Carolina. 1t would appear that panic
had seized upon the people of that State on
the approach of the Union army, and that they
lives. 'aN~ Nf'77aaRA
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-27
FOREIGN PORTS.

At London Sd inst, ships NAPLES. Pike; Singapore
Hewes; Hortensia, Dwyer, and Exchange, Smith
for sa Q; Sou hern Rights. Ross; Pericles, Snow
Shamrock stone; Transit, Whitman; Premier Nc
lGilvery, and Valencia, Bosworth dsengsged.
A, Salt Gay II nth inst, schs LAUREL and Baltic
Of Frankfort to load for Holmes Hole for orders
At East Harbor III 18th inst, brig Julia e Arev
Weeks, for Philadelphia, ldg - ~
Ar ct Havana l4th inst, brig Kalamo. Portland
10 Mazatian. Msddocks, do; l7lh. barque Parana
Sid 18th, barque Hunter York. sagua; briggs Rem
shaw, Smith. Cardenas; Thos Counor, Mcdonald
Ar az Matanzas 18TH barque Winslow SWEET fin
Portland; sch r Mather. Collins Bristol RI 18th
brig Thos Connor, Mcdonald. Havana. m
Sid l4th. brig ortolan, Lord. for New York; 18th,
graham, Bristol; 18th, John Bernard. Jameson, ana
Frank Il Allen, Merrill New York.
Ar at Cardenas 18th inst, barque Hamilton.
Leavitt, Portland; 18th, brig hattie Emery, Lord
do; sch Atlantic, Herman. Bangor l7th. brig
Sid 18th. brigs Hathaway. Townsend, New York
8 Brown, Gardiner. do.
Sid I'm Bermada. lssh inst; barque Anna wal,h,
Coombs, from Liverpool for Boston.
lPer steamer Canada-additional.l
Tut back to Liverpool 9Th inst. Pleades. winslow,
Adv It'll, Hibernian, Isl for Portland 18th; Ella
Norton, for New York with dispatch; Alfred Storer
ship llls tons, built at waldoboro In 1854. sale by
Ar at Newport 4th. Joseph Clark. Littleasld. from
Bristol. i -, RI II 1 ''''V \
Sld nm GlasgoW %, Caledonia, Isl Fort and and
New York. 4ta. - ,.n 4z1
AR at Falmouth 4th, Wilbur Fisk, from Rangoon
for Antwerp land sailed 9Th
Ar at Gloucester 9th. Tanarro, Kelley. Pomason.
!. Sid FIN Calcutta Nov "a. Calliope, Simmons, fol-
Mauriitus. -sa.aI., FL. .t.
Ar at Bombay 9Th uit, wurtcmburg Willis, from
Sid FIN Mauritius Nov IS st Adams, Pike, for
Calcutta.
Sid FIN Curthagena sIst ult, Medallion, Barnes
Cardiff.
Y Sid i'm Bassein Nov 81, Joseph Holmes, Hopkins,
for Europe. =
Ar at Rangoon Nov "a, Joshua Bates, Walker. finn
Hong Kong; Art Union Thayer, Batavia -
Sid Nov Y, Ellen Maria. Hall, for Queenstown or
Falmouth. . El'77 ~ y
Ar at Alden Dec 81, webfoot s urrock. Shields.
York. ~"
Ar at Bremerhaven LIST inst, Scotland, Rollins. finn
New York, M
Liverpool, Jan 1.-THE Pleiades. for Callao. which
put back on the 9Th. in shifting bsrth yes erday in
towed OF. S~' Wa
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-27
MINIATURE ALMANAC.
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.

rhursday-."......." january @6.
ARRIVED. r.....I-...-..l m.
Steamer Montreal Liscomb, Boston.
Barque N N Haven, Haven, lnagua via Holmes
HOie.l l'lf Gt 4lCl1 tE.af UIIo. T.I
Sch Emma Cakes, johnson, Boston.
Sch Texas, Day, Boston. III ~
Sch Emblem, Shylock, Wiscasset for Boston.
AR 25th. brig L Kennedy, tot Waldoboro) Geyer,
Key West h inst via Holmes Hole. -
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-27
CLEARED.

Barque Maria Henry, tnew OF Portland, 6l3 tons)
Prince, Port Royal Sc-Littlejohn 4 Chase. ~
Brig Clara Brown, Brown, Trinidad-E Churchill
& CO.
I Brig joan Pierce, streut, sagaa-Ross sturdi-
want
Sch j Augur, Aldrich, Fortress Monroe-J s
Winslow.
Sch Charles W Holt, Hart. Fortress Monroe-J S
Winslow ID
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sifuntion wanted.

OURS OF Rooms, furnished or unfnrnished,
- - with board, at " Free street. lransiens
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-27
NOTICE

"A LII Freight from the United States for Canada
"A VIZ DC destined at Isla Pond unless Il is ac-
eompanieo with Invoices OF value for the United
Statss customs JOHN PORrEOUS,
Jsn<idlm er tr Agen'.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-27

EThe undersigned gives his exclusive atten-
ton to collecting Pensions, Bounties, Arrears OF
Pay and Prize Money, for Officers, Soldiers,
Seamen, or their Heirs. Office, 50 La Exchange
st., opposite Postof6ce, Portland. =
sas fta5 W. s. SAWYER.
Reterences-HoN. SAMUEL CoNY, Gov. of Me.
Hos VIM PIrr FEsszNDEN ,Sec'y Treas'y.
oct 10 6m.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-27
BY TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.
From. San Franes.co-Dr. Gum, Il, ~,

from ga" Fra'sciscO-Dr. Gwys la Merico.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. rs.
ihe Democratic press, which Is likely to be
wei acquainted with the views of Dr. Own.
anu ms family friends 10 this city, who are nu-
merous, publish the following statement:
we have refrained from indulging in specu-
iations Or expressing any opinion in regard to
many reports and rumors relating to the posi-
tlon and designs OF DIR. Gwyn in Mexico, until
we couid give exact facts, and undisputably
Voucn Tor them. This we are now pre- pared
to do by information received from Barclay
Henly, Esq, accredited agent of DR.. Gwyn I'M
der protection of the Emperor of Mexico.
= Maximllllan has conveyed by a trust deed
to Emperor Louis Napoleon, Sonora. Senate
liza, and other Northern States of Mexico, the
boundaries of which have not yet been deter.
mined upon, to be held and governed by the
latter under Mexican protection as security
for the payment of the claims of France against
Mexico, the same to be restored to Mexico in
full upon the payment OF said claims with all
private rights secured under French occupa-
ton confirmed. DR.. Gwyn is Gov.-Generai or
Vice Secretary to the Emperor Of France, and
is invested with plenary powers for the 60
vernment of States which have been ceded,
and to dispose of public lands and mines. DIR.
Gwyn has drawn up code OF laws which have
been approved by the Emperor OF France, of
most liberal kind, guaranteeing civil and re-
ligious liberty, and providing for the pre-em-
ton purchase of public lands, and regulating
the terms OF occupation. The Emperor OF
France guarantees military force under the
direction of the Governor General, sufficient
to maintain the public peace, and to defend the
people and States against an internal and ex-
ternal force.
The policy OF DIR. Gwyn, which is approved
by both Emperors is to encourage emigration
from American States by offering most liberal
terms to settlers, in order to bring intelligence,
industry, energy, and enterprise to develop.
ment of well known resources Of that region, so
highly favored by natural advantages Of soil,
climate, and mineral wealth, and to form an
enlightened and substantial population which
will assure permanency and security, and give
strength and power to defend the States from
fiiibustering expeditions, which the unappro-
priated riches and semi barbarous condition
of the people have heretofore invited.
Mr.. Henly is associated with Major j. c.
Ridges, and both will act as agents for DIR.
Gvyn, and they are here to invite emigration
to that region. - ss~k - a Id
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-27

REBEL FLEET D1scoMFITED.-The Wash
ington Star of Jan. 25 says: Dispatches re-
ceived here state that yesterday morning at
two O'Clock, the rebel feet Of five Yessels-the
Richmond squadron so long being prepared,
came down the river to destroy our depots
and works ct City Point. The high water
caused oy the ireshet enabled them to pass
the distinctions which our commanders had
placed above the point for the better protec-
ton of the place. A battle quickly ensued
between the rebel feet and our nearest bat
terry or fort, in which one Of the rebel vessels
was blown up and instantly and entirely de-
stroYed, while two others were SO badly dam
ageo Dy shot and shell as to compel them to
seek safety by speedy fight back in the direc-
ton OF Richmond, accompanied by the other
two, which escaped damage. Admiral Farra-
gut left here yesterday evening for the scene
Of the action, and it is understood that he will
at once assume naval command there" ID
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-27
\ aa ITCH, ITCH, ITCH!
Scratch Scratch !! Scratch
WHEATONS OINTMENT

Will Cure the Itch i'm AZ Hours.
Also cures SALT RHKuM. ULcERs Cru BLAIKs.
and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price 30 cents For
I sale by all Dru Sgists. 4s IT,. il'
BY sendiog 60 cents to any Apothecary in Port
land 1t will bs forwarded by mail free OF postage
to any part of the United Siates. .fD "a
WEEKS 3 POTTER, Sole Agents, III
jan26eod3m 10 Washington strest, Boston.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-27

| Gen. Terry Reported in Possession of WI
] ssfSQt0D = RunnOrs of the Eeacsatfoss of
Richmond The Attack of the Rebel Iron
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-27
PASSENGERS.

ar IMPORTS.
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-27

uat ssai'e.t
The Portland daily press., 1865-01-27

n The Buffalo Express says Justice Ryan
Of that city recently made the following response
to limb of the law who ventured q mild re-
nonstrance against some ruling of the Court:
4 have no law for it. give it as tho opinion
Of the Court. based upon common sense. am
no lawyer. have never read law book in my
life, and Inever will. for the reason that see so
many did fools who have read law that dare
not venture the experiment. so
81 The Transcript, at the commencement
Of its next volume in Mays to be greatly en-
hrged and improved. 1t will then be of the
largest class of New England papers, quarto
form, printed on new type, with increased at
fractions. The Portland Transcript is one of
the best papers published, in the country, and
richly merits the liberal patronage it receives
Mr.. ErwEILy the editor. is genial, raoy writer,
and his partner, Mr.. PIoKARD, is a business man
with whom It is pleasant to cooperate for the
common veal. siQa CD a0fa5x
The Fairfield courier. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23
I ! C0lsIfE q 0.NDE.N0E.

.h1SiA W WILL ohStlnath tiio OStis fI1atnp-
itoninregasd killing ofsomoofSher
mans plpnderers on the march through
South Caroline
sssegasass ie.ttf to Gen. Haaass,soas.! Ha 5,as!i'
lh SIsadq'ts Military Division of the
- sAPsH .s84 2Rflish mississippi, Reese,
~ !, s8ss In the, Field, Feb. ga, sl865. s.
Lieut, Gen, ,Wqde ,Hansptoas Command.
ing CaOaly Forces, c. s. a: sa'
General. II is officially reported TO
me tliat our .fofaging partiss'afe murdered
after captureJ and labelled g.Dcath to all
,Foragefs. 10 One Instance of q Lieutenant
and seven men near Chesterville, and
another of twenty near a rayine, so rods
from the main fced,a about three, miles
from 'Feasteryillc, Il have ordered d
milarsnumber of prisoners In oarthands
to be disposed ofiin like mannsn q znSa
\. Ihold about 1000 prisoners captured
in various ways, and can stand il as long
as YOU but I'hafdiy tllink fhase murders
ARE committed with yotif asnowledge;
and would suggest that you give notice
to, the people at large THAT every life
taken by them simply results ih, the death
Of one '6f your Confederates. IN ,' ~
OF seoiifse you cannot question I'M, my
r:sat to forage ons the country. Tt isa
war rightasold as history! 4 The manner
ofexereisingityaries with. circumstances,
and if the civil authorities. will supply
acquisitions, will forbid ali forsging,
But find noScigil authorities who can
respond to calls or'forage ior provisions,
.and;thereforeT must collect directly Of the
people. have no doubt this lis tle
occasion of much misbehayiour on the
part Of our nien, but 1 cannot hermit an an
enemy to Judge or punish with wholesale
murder. tsy Tq,ta'e~ @fa{l. 1ls.t "a KS
.iaPersonallyI regret the bitter feelings
engenderelby this war; but they we're
to be expected, and simply allege that
those who struck tie first BLOW, and made
war ar,ineVitable, ought potii fairness tJ
feproach Wa for thejnatuial eoaseduaiices.
Imerely assert our war right to forage,
and my resolyeto protect my, forager, to
the extent of life for life. = ~. 81
I am, with respect, your oBedient ser
want, pfsSA 4 S;Smd'4Hd Sl, Jlfte.,A lrs
1[Sienedl silisW.p. SifERMA N; fss7g
,o,' Major General u. IS. ARMY
Oaioial; Jno. M. Osey, A. A. Gem 3; s !,
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tn saw ynn baS 4,ordsrs5 ts ySS g,
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The Fairfield courier. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23

= ~, rr1,,, Ar. Ar, \, ,sy,,r, ~ -
,fJf "a p9yfP x y = e 5SAShSiI1 s.
e scR0OR1ND KEL jYs-l gR,4 pi1I1 Iji11iiss I1E
(, SGleLP7I0N or TIE, ,4,PIs;TOt cum:
!. iBRRI,ANt. " q ,Jfip. SO;
We are indebted, says, the Richmond
ApVhiyI for the following interesting par
ticalaIs.'of the capture of tie Yankee
MAJOR iifeneralsj Crook and Kelly, TO one
,ofthe participantsin that gallant affair.
After the surprise and capture of New
Creek by General Rosser, Major. General
Crook, ofthe Y ankee army, was ass assigned ge5npS
to, thel commend Y ofSthe department in
which " that station St iaembraded. Major
/ General Kelly, who previously .conman.
,ded the department still remained in
Cumberland, Md, about 81 miles below,
having his headquarters at Zone Of the
hetelsm the town. Gen Crook established
his headquarters in thelsame town at the
Other, principal hotel, As soon as this
state Of sGairs became. known to Lieut..
Jesse C. McNeilI ufon whom boc q da,,,,lj
The Fairfield courier. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1865, 1865-03-23

Gent g. NV, SmitE who ,comraa,laesi
the Georgia State forces at I "a tiantas IA
his report Of cpsfai ions abb8t 5tth & c;Sy..,
salysthat if General Hoods orders A.slsi !
besa properly executed, SEefnatls ssesla9
have been foiled and Atlanta aassa3.,, I,
Also, Gcyefnpr Harris, Of Tenliessee. (,
Who ompanied the army hsits opera
tions ia that State, asserts that Iie does
'pctsyep now see 90 Thing that General
4ood did that lis should net have done,
nor anything that he neglected TO do.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19

1nTH ALDERMANIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
w Association Al meeting of the above, held mt L9
First avenue, Saturday evening Nov: Is 1853. II
resolved IN nominate JAMES TATE, ESQ.,
Alderman OF the above named district workinlmen and
general vote for nominee who Ii honest,
faithful and capable. JEREMIAH MuLI.ASE. Chm.
WILLIAM DELANY, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19
LOST 40 EouNp.

LOST AND FOUND.
49,
A BLACK ASU TAN DO.i LOSr--ON THE Nth
inst with foyci snS balr oil the back Of his
Al returned " Mr. Little ~ W. t street, In gvccry store,
abe finder will receive $50 reward.
r osT-ABOUT THREE wI,EvS AGO. A LARGE
sized rcd Parrot The finder will be rewarded by return
dnR John Edwards Pocc station house Csruansvile
7 osT-LEPT IN Az EIGHTH AVENUE CAR, GOING
Ia up town, by ntr giri, very small white straw
Basfct on SATURDAY morning. contaiDng small green
portemunnae some inn sort, blue vet &C.
The will be rewarded ell " leaving nj ~ Hudson
street, In bird store
cyTRAYED-rRoM CASTLE GARDEN ON THURSDAY
AZ Issl Southern Hound al'ered); color white. brown
end biack Any person bringing the dog 0Thomas Ivers
Oassic Garden, viii receive - reward
cyror,RN PROM the srBsCRIBER-ONE BAY HORSE,
A. wih Z, on len flank with short tall one brown Horse
About is hands high with back and one tooth OUT
49, an near Mind fyot stolen Battery Barracks on
Dunday night last liberal reward WI % gwen Tor the
fsturn Of The horses the detection ns hsL IL The
korses arc returned no Qu ,st.ons wall " asked
WI. y. KEYS, Battery BarrsokA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19
BALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTI0N SALE OF CROCKERY. &C.-HENRY q.
EVANS, Auctioneer. will sell In lots 70 suit retailers
uesdsy November 81 at O'Clock At ID Barclay street
general assortment Of White Granite and Common Ware
ss. fancy China Toy TOY Tea ssts French China
cutlery Sale positive and reserve Goods carefully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-11-19

NOTTCE.-A MEETING OF THE EIGHTEENTH WARD
Democratic Workingmen's Association Will be held Mt
2T First avenue, Monday evening" November 20 1866 nj
eight O'Clock. JOHN FITZ SIMMONS President.
PATRICK FAEEELL, Vice PresI
LAWRENCE SMITH, Secretary.
PIIfLIP SMITH, Treasurer.