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By FEYTREsS & WILLIAMSON,
SALE OF REAL ES-
Il

By virtue of deed of Trust from Ann Wallace
to me, dated 9Th day of November, 1854, and of
record in the Clerks Office of Norfolk County
Court, shall, on MONDAY the 5th day of Feb
ruary next, offer for sale at public auction, before
the Auction House of Leigh Bros. & Phelps, in the
City of Norfolk, the Tract of Land, by the said
deceased conveyed to me, containing IT'S acres
more less, situated on Broad Creek, in the
County of Norfolk, with valuable Improvements
thereon. Terms cash. Sale at IL o'clock NJ.
VIM. II. TURNER,
jan25-td Trustee
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

X LEN MS TIL E A T r E
Fourth night Of
MR.. EDWIN BLANC HARD,
AND HIS
SPLENDID TRAINED DOGS.
Tonight the drama of the
DOGS OF THE OLD TALL HOUSE
Dance by
MISS WESNER,
And the farce of
THE LIME RICK BOY.
The entire company in both pieces.
Friday night, January 26, 1865,
, Benefit of
ED WIN BLANCHARD.
ian %
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INSURANCE.

V1HE AMERICAN INSURANCE
INC COR P IRA TED l s.aoooo
G Guthorlzed CAPITAL, $1,000, 600
Board Of Directors:
J. G. Deming, President.
John 3: Whitehead, President Franklin Saw
Gilbert G.. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tonal Bank.
G. l.. Cole, President First National Bank.
G. H. Rowland, of late Rowland & Brothers.
John D. Gordan, of j. d. Gordan & Co.,
Joseph R. spratley, Director Mer. & Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
Advisory Board
Charles Reid, President Mer. Mec Ex-
W. =. Harrison, President Mer. and Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
Z. Burruss, of Burruss, Harrison Co.,
Bankers.
George sangster, Esq, ]. E. Barry, Esq, A.
lsg- City and Country assurances of every
character taken at lowest current rates. and losses
promptly adjusted.
Office AZ, Bank Street, Norfolk.
DIRE, LIFE, MARINE q INLAND
j c.. D E M N G AGENT.
New York Life Insurance Company,
NEW YORK.
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
Home Fire and Marine Insurance Co.,
New Haven.
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, Ny.
National Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance society, va.
rs Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Cargoes and
Huls of Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
lowest current rates.
J. c. DEMING, Agent,
Franklin Savings Bank, Bank street
au 26-6m Near Main ST., Norfolk, Va.
ID ELIABLE SOUTHERN INSUR-
IL ANCE.
THE NATIONAL MARINE AND FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, OF NEW
ORLEANS.
The subscriber begs leave to inform the insur-
ing public that he has been appointed Agent of
the above named Company, and is ready to take
Marine, River, and Fire risks at fair rates.
DUNCAN ROBERTSON,
novl0-3m No. 8, Main Street.
W7ASHIN GTON FIRE INsUR-
w ANCE COMPANY,
on RAITTU0RE
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REMARKS.

CoRN.-The price of Corn in this market, when
compared with the price of wheat, is entirely too
low, and we look for heavy advance in this ar
ticle, within very short time.
Gold firm at 139A@141.
drilling rain, rendered it impGraoticabe for any
out door business If consequence.
Naval Stores dull; Produce firm.
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NOTICE-I have in Store and offer
~ for sale at moderate prices
10 bags old Government Java Coffee,
80 do Rio Coffee
30 bbs. Cut Loaf Sugar,
40 bbls. A. B. c., and Yellow Sugar.
10 kegs selected Goshen Butter,
10 bbls. choice New Orleans Moasses,
$50 bbls. Family, Extra, Superfne, and Fine
Flour, Patapsco, and other Brands.
200 sacks Salt
Mr.. Theodore A. Williams can be found with
me, and will pleased to serve his old friends and
the public generally.
G. W. ROWLAND,
Jan25 Nevison street, near the Ferry.
boy WANTED-A Boy about fifteen
ID years old, who can come well recommended,
is wanted to stay in store. Applysto
S. FRANKS,
Dry Goods Store,
lan25-f No. IS, Main street.
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NOW IS YOUR TIME, WINE the!

Nov IS YOUR TIME, While they
~ are going off at such reduced prices. At
No So, Crawford street, Portsmouth, we will close
out the remainder of our Fall and Winter goods
at greatly reduced prices in order to make room
for our Spring stock.
We also invite the attention of Housekeepers
to something nice in their line, such as fine Da-
mask and Huckaback Towels, Napkins, Bleached
and Brown Table Linen, Bleached and Brown
Sheeting, and good stock of Domestics. Come
and see. for yourselves, as it is no trouble to
show our goods.
SHELTON & BLAMIRE,
NO 60 Crawford street, 80.
jan25-1m Portsmouth.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.


The trial OF James Wright charged with stealing guam
tty Of furs Frederick Booss resumed yesterday
morning George Booss subjected to searching CROSS
examination by counsel for the defendant The detective
who called by Mr. stated that he made
animation Of the premises, and being convinced that no
burglary and learning other partcu-
gave Wright the party who
stole the When the accused Informed OF this
be willingly should have his house
searched In BROOKLYN His employcr went over 70 me resi-
dence his declined 10 make search through
house Wright the that he perfectly
the charge and that he did not want him 1.-THE
ocer HIS house lest some people might know
him and Il might fetch disgrace npon the family iur
testified that he had an interview with
the accused fortynnh street In which he stated that
Mr. Rooss had missed skins and thought no Wrgh)
would suspected he did not feel any inclination 10
60 down 10 the store more lint the witness tola nm
he didn't he would he suspected The porter ana
another empioye OF Mr. Booss examined ana swore
they stole Of the goods Mrs odenherg swore to
the of standing day in October 1855 81 booss
store, when she parcel passed from the inside by
\ whom she subsequently, ideniihed az
the father Of the accused The will he resumed this
mo
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Marine lDisnasrra.

ft1ssfnir hsriin- from Wilmington NC VI. ths .Dsis
wAfe Bresswst 10 sahorc opposite The house No
on The outside beach sNudJ HOOK having gone night
h u The weather continues fs,ot2si. she viii PROBABLY
"tne 20 .fer tbs aschsr 9Th sary li,iie dan
age 10 s,ees ship yr cargo
srE.sswp -yRs (Irl Which sa,-d fro,, Me-. yo,s
sth ns' for onaon put utc Newpc pa " the 6,h
er surry 81 cpsi Nnd reports having uttered heavy
e. iery sales On &c iih ard b,h rh~- 40 miles 81 o.
te.e VA boardef by several heavy r scrc sion
vow dscs h9n. uis,rks Two bo.t and cabn ssyrhts
nsllspusst' aud reccivsd otnss damage.
slr.sssu S.nssooA which sArusecd " rpruin. q, a
ken Nrccs OF csaey Island saarday ,niaasA q
briurc Reported The ary A kori.,it ~
ssatss icr ra.s ihs danars Vas reported not anr,oM
sar ss0loo Husahin.on from varil, N, poio, ,.i.s
the straits ~ sunda would jl.chsrss for repairs
BA,a Ityrc-s. swsih, ron Rotterdam sr Bos,on nv.
i1so uaiifss lssh fost, sisnased. - ~
b-tG Ao~r-. w3ar, from Now yorf for c.ss.,.. >,
foe rtforted ~ tksrcssc e~na.ied srp@-Nrea 1l,t
lsl a. ION "a hurricane from, 81 70 Nv tasting Win ses,
ssesrd srit ard lss ..iis carried ew,r b.l,,. Y" s
sir,arel olher nj,ry. wi rcnslr aiCAsf,.s,op
Brse Csyrosp for Bcslor ies-ing Hsifnr On the ieh
ns, strsrt WHALES RAes 90 sac hsrr bat ss.s
qnenry sDtof and proceeded.
Brra Jrsrsp Clapu tBr i,obes ffesa "a J,hn M n,
Providence. Witch put ntc SsvJ,ort w o No. erp-
rercei h,svy wethrr hr enrr ra~ge. sssed det load
Az rspsows psfa - in Hsnpss R'sas -l,h s..erase
gear al go1.
sops cs~srss Bsu. " rr.~nra. s-S,u. re,rr.,
frr surrey Ne fr sos:os 1ils.leil mssterl snd had
cargo OF wood she spsnnsa leak about AN. aud
The b,r and al landed sairlv a, Cap, Elnsb-h Aner
drifting about scne lsr. The vessel Game inside rrlnAvs
b, Jordan others % Els~rrh, ana uninsured
scus s,ouonu. frn'a psss River ys, for kYe,! put
Into Norfolk lbsh With Los OF part Of deck bs~S " wccA
aAses EeDss IAassvn tsf ssstw,sbl 'esss Aasa No
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Ee Cleared.
Steamship Gussie T.lfsb Hewitt, san Frsncisco--J
seamshlp Cwhil,ng Baker Wilmington, NC # Pter
ss-amsh,D r,anso,n sherwood. rorland--J Ame.
seamship nori. Amy, Bos,on7Neptune S,eamship 90.
ship Grace Darling Gibbs, san franc,scosutton 4 Co
ship Charter oak, Tnkey observation-disclosures Car
bark rlce,wms, Ral.na; Ap,,,cbcslsE nurlous Co.
Brig Bosots Lindsay. Aspnw Jail,oad 90
Brig Aiihea DR. Messenger, Falmouth, JsRoyd 4
nria Aura tnrl King zaza-p n pewolf GO.
Bris $ s,roui. Wallsee Brunswick, CAY Nayhew
ois ssmsrs s so.rs saSE
schr y sawyer reess Jacksonville and Church.
scsr Triumph ca.s'es hcnmons VA r
sshr J W Fish WHEY, Boston II W Loud 4co
schr : Smith. sow~sn New Bedford-Fersuson
Steamer " Stevens, Gbsnc. Baltimore
Arrived.
strsinship Vim Penn tsrl, lalissc Iohdon S.p " VIA
"a a Tn sss sss @ .sy s
r s sssrs Ss ses :. q Sc sn Il X
@ SsTs !. Ion e ss ss
squ.nti,y Of deals aud wreck asns 7th OF FrsIssd,
sp cn9.a METZ Ss%'e 70:
e dho1s; buns- sn. 3 % s :" ;soss .s
sscelsior, from Liverpool for Nos ycIt
Win 1asse and S pss-cnssss % GARRISON xsa Nm
insl. Jupiter lRhthons- NV ~ miles steamer 1ainn..
oouni IN i1 10 Ion % passed brig Belle of Gihrs
steamshp North An.rics Zimmerman Havana Oct Is At
s mi 3 Cave % :s' s9
passed steamship Moro csate hence for Havana; eape
s-sa.sp Gen Nsada. Ber, Ssw oriesns Oct win,
mdsc and pa.-.ns-rs, 10 u cron~eii Co. Mad
; showing s's gs * cs xvii 'srn' ss ss
g ion = ~ ~ -four mssi"d W -h'p. with los OF b"v
sLssm,hiP Aiabarra l.n-sprner es,snn,, Oct ,s VI.
len; Had strong and NJ e. into Norfolk 18Th for
stesmshp Jarn-s Green. Faircdd Gstegetcwn -. Oct
iNh, with naval stores 10 Jas E~e 20 18th
NAMED " hor n eo,ap~uy with tcsncr Empire irons
M,linlns.on; ~ Ier New iorsi ION s-w large "dc
breaking her: 7ih fore sad Al schr ASHORE
miles OF Bsrnags.. With eoorr ~ ssn- iatc. when
sandy Hook hawser her tried phi
n bnt the hs~ser psriine, sss cnmsr 10 leave rt ee
Steamship Nagsrs Couch. s,rhn,ond ana norfolk Wish
mdsc and passengers - {; Heipeten rnisnore.
with mda~ snd passenger- ). livingston, Tox 4 Go
Steamship Drso. sherwood. Portland With mdse 10 y
steamship AcushHs, Kelly, srw BEDFORD with nd.e 10
slip New World otit-eli Liverpool "a days win md,c
End ~ p-ssengcrs 10 Grinnel Miuurn Go. oc u "a.
% ~ w 20, ' rs sss s,. sgns sG s
gssssd large quantities Of wrecked stun; i6a. Wliam
lie upper raa.epssn YARD INA d,es ,ran M. u,ur1s,
Bars Freihaud- tBcfn, uarse.hsnrr Rrerncn Al dsys
with rdss and IA passengers oeirchs 90 Hal s.rons
~cs ers gses most 81 the passage.
bart Ars,iie. dianoy' Brunnefiop. Hasre, p days,
Bsg sllnnet aha mr., Dcnc.s coz Bay sdays Win coal
sehr Nsripr, Lsnpdon. sullivan
schr Nm h.,Sobh, Chapman. Bangor.
Scar MARY Lou!ss, Hamilton, Roe dou.aor Boz on
Below.
nsrf lsyah.trnn Mexico.
Bra Eclipse, fruin G1adsioupe
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a'rw " cocns. cinculr--rAkf "a.


before Judge Davis.
Esaa-1 Rsss,ssr. Robert Roberta We ali hs,a haAv The
c~ssr eyprssen frequently connection " 10 love
scvapr. hns Tools .hs worrn SO tne plnt,r in
his SOFT cvdently tried prove bafor. jnfy yessera,
she sued the defendant breach Of prom Of mar
riase Before appreciation lhis interesting
contest ear ~ obtained. @n be n.c-sssry give some
a. ..., ~ .s. % ~ anton q 'hss appea,.s
q w. tamr ae ses ws no aoa6' - sas tune con
hSs' Of n,r rave so@esss, aras,aa if S@a ssr
r prove. ne . r. Ia. = also
rod ~hsu IN. ,ursuout ausc"pb,ues peculiar 10 yonth
az Ne s.l II 20 ssasi .s 81 ss ec ssSa a.
sscs neasse arc sssAnons orovs vs Anard cJnpcrun,
PLACED suscsn 70 she ruinor tie Ern,s
Issiiou-riT gcnd o. enjoying himself anner
srmy-cs ,er tns risurir
Mr. 1hofasss a. Jones, ssniu Law ~ Mrs Richards was
M, called a. 1ehAi. p..innr sied
i sassss s s.ias Is' gsas ' s..ss i % s
@snsSs iss, si * s.s Ne III, he could az s :" ~ "
rraiss or soles With ,he ssafca, Sss
5s f' a',S, a y nd lbs; ' soslS sassss ,' >
orr4rd mrs Eishsrds Of what hid vanguard vhsn ,ne
t0mens~i 10 laugh, dcfeisisn called sc.ad NM y ita
s.sslSs WINS = sat. q civ i,s y 81, M r.
h.e sse,ap ~ '1 soms w.. w., r1ws Il. ssse ~ az
aoe,sr; informed him ~. e ha one q =. best a.
az cenh PARK IN rRp hestcnsn hS.s.a b. q gre.
Il s to asd s sas o si - ' s%
,.'i hs i.J 60 bioaey, when De nnArA 'sS' 10 h.i
Ser aeis-t. ant gh-n pror-n At Mrs heahi d MP
hl.tkuF huE mandatory hrrg sas business condnicd
Ay f8runsi hsnaud witness knew defendant sns ri
MO- n.a, I, pauuR tn ease. neat called 70 VI.
xerd ~he e a-ttu45 siih The grra sei srayv anf nsn
chAiance 81 teah- fulsws - kuow tHs uc.eni .nt;
b. called hUuse dnrtrK tire that NJ iip'ns
lay ss - Che City Hsii, he AID ne wzs lons
sas snfesvott y y, ulrofu - 10 me b could M ny
IN is il Lun - Toe o4Fsrspn wlich took pss lie.
~ nnaslf ~ VI Echsr Witness here detailed the
r1nvsissfion related 10 her ssn. IN law Nr
Roberts a H. has Two large houses ~ Gf~sppont add
in Ne tovk md Nsa about chasing upr1 porerys
~ rnmsin.d tnree hours tbs wait; assed INC n
wonld - able ~ xrNe esr IN 9TH h lhe -nssnS sunday
tclo hin that dt,nni fss the neat sunday
htu arnies ard s,ypkc ne
ro snadays afsr se.srs 10 the 10. remained
Nliii O'Clock tpot rd1as ssvsrsl tines
10 vagop ldde ~ Jun- syosed rsarrse~,
assrd n WAS willing fasrry mn, ,~asaa I s.fl
~ hs aased ssini ths time sk-- odd lin that
rid fnar,i sf after th- NJ i~.,hsF nv .
Inland wouls then be- yiead one would tahr
AHA par s.uk upr business ~ ns a., snnz
for ~ or shr,r o. urcN are bar1 N No
istsa par Of Aasu.t; shsd 81 mr. hus sr.iAy fiee
W an tbs feiiowne Nlesdsy met him he Gwen.
ppint,Saf When he inidus,tst ne -oaid uls
that NIT bui w. dd not ke,S sis promise he
tDg ri bin coming from " hnsf ~Asn 10 ted
Wa g1Ag fttoA that evenin, nat vas sst asi ~
han vnN haArI be Flsr'cd, Alter hts hieT
reg pcecdss 70 sell out my esinrss 70 order 70 re
Sm,ssd"f am eny.,our ., ss,; Art
Mfrted inWsrs 70 Gen lensn nais s"ha hues IN as
vss Nc ynusa yssfs Of sFs; ss ". W .u' ny Lr
NSsset ~ tsyils nNrsd BisAasa Nv issHs ssssonh
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,ss. Wales about month Aftsr this srrs nna
went ~ Lopdon 10 live with my sister; tnele var
married end time 70 Mr. RICHARDS sIe aays,s re-
aud and ealf in Iondon previous W WIS ,
eeyed letter from father stating ns hsnna hss hSen
then this country; my last nnsuAn nps
dead two years; was in ,he habit o. mes9ng ,sssus,n
the tsrcenp0ipt ferry; had wou OF
with him down The time ihs. ny nssanS sfsr ,ss
WAKES Mrs Roberts wife 81 me psor Q, .ne %
around that stated would not mary VT mopSs~ %ns
s. 0 had been settled upon me- ana caned UPON mr.
Roberts TO .ome,hng In relation thereto; mrs
Robe asked me Roberts had proposed Tor me- when
Id her she then advised me TO bring an &C.
ton against him. ~. -, x..,
the evidence intimacy between the parties sbe
swore that the intimacy existed this year instesd
OF last A. ~ orn 10 ~ the former Witnesses.
MIRA Richards drnghterin Of plaintiff, swsre that she
So defendant kissing the iadv
"
Robert Roberts defendant called 20 the stand
that he seventy years Of and knew the
witness that he called 70 see Mrs Richards simply As
He stated that he called 70 see her once at the house
when nshered into room In which there only
where the lady herself sat atred In her night
gentleman himself horrhed the
results OF this Interview.
After some further unimportant testimony given by Mr.
Roberts the closed. Judge Davis charged the
jury when they retired, after short absence brought
10 y verdict for defendant
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COURT CllfNoAR-THlS DAy.

SUPREME Corur CiacUr-Parts L., H. and i1I--Ad.
journed 10 Monday next SPECIAL TTRNSos. t6 ITO i1n
i6s I6i 25 70 IN 30 ~ aSi, 2S5 237, 239 240, 24 IA,
246 247
CALENDAR ov GNsrRAL SFssoss.-trand larceny--The
people vs. James Wright WIN. J. Bailey, John Common.
nenry J. Edwards Pelham b. Tine and Belheser Hidden
brandt. Bnrgaryames Robertson and Cornelius Dono-
hue. Felonious assault--Iohn Nogcl
MARINE Ccunr-Non Jury Causca.-lW Campbell
Rathbun; l22 Nuier VI. Mor1nt: 1fS Taylor W. l..
NJ O.: IA Mosier vs. Blssel lg41&, knight vs. Martini -.
Carroll vs. Ketebum: Baldwin Mason: III, P0omb
Huger IT, Kelly Doe; III Mccoy vs.. vandyke Ia
Pitts Butler lh Curtis Frdfen; no. McElltgott vs.
1877 IIarlon VS. Chapman: i73 Jones Loousnn 1876 Wal
ZACH Hernse 1877 Ware Ncholson 2W, Richmond
Der1uptt Fowler Hanson.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Judge Smalicy.

Before Judge Smalley
Oor lsJudge Smsey opened Che court this moving and
viii preside during The calendar called
after which Jurors were discharged attendance till Sat
next II A. NJ 20 watch time the court adjourned
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posi- OFFICE NOTICE.

DoST OFFICE NoTTCE-THE MAILS FOR GREAT
l Britain and the Continent. via Southampton ana
Bremen, steamer America for Ireland via Queenstown
steamer City OF Boston, and for France via Bret snr
Hayre steamer Europe Saturday October ~, Wit
close ut this Office at 1870 A. NJ audaas tho up ocs
a foii0ws.--
stations A and h. sos A. NJ
Stations 4 and II. 745 A. N.
Stations Il and \, 7 80 A. NJ.
Station q, TBS A. NJ. JAMES KELLY, Postmaster.
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4 UOTIoN NOTIcE-Boors AND SHOES
~, W M moLlLNGsHEAn AucTIoNEER
by CHARLES O. WARREN,
AUCTION Rooms z coErLAnDT STREET,
BOOTS SHOES, BROGANS. BhLMoRALs CATERS,
RUBBERS. &C, FOR THE FALL. 1855
We shall offer above. catalogue containing
SIX HUNDRED SAMPLE PACKAGES
CHOICE NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS IN
GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES. SIZES AND GRADES.
adapted 60 the trade from every part q the country
This sale will also include invoices from several
WE'LL KNOWN NEW YORK cry MANuFACruRERS.
embracing elegant assortment OF EXTRA FINE
GOODS, for men, misses and children, OF the high
est cost and most fashionable styles produced
ALSO
an invoice Of cases Mems and womens strictly first
quahty Rubber Overshoes; desirable new goods
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VVM Writers AUCrfoNEER, SELLS THIs DAY
w Il o'clock Canal street four rich parior Suits
Lace other Curtains: Centre, Dining and lea Tables
rich Velvet Wilton other Carpets; hall and basement
Icloths; BLACK walnut and mahogany and humber Suits
Hair Mattresses, Feather Reds Blankets Table ana BED
tnen China Dinner Tea Silver Ware stoves also
loads from Jersey also lao Velvet Iaprty and oshs
Carpets Sofa Beds. 0 Cane seat Chairs with
rey OF miscellaneous lots W suit purchasers Goods
and shipped.
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INTERESTING BREACH OF PROMISE CASE.

n, m-nrni Fires kisdIed In the Hearts 81 s
si~ntiernau of seventy aud t.hdy Of fry
fssr-The Lads Twice Married Before fbe
Present .Dinicuities The Gentleman " shin.
isxtaHks IN mn Up Town Church.
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HENRY H. LEEDS. AucnoNEER
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER viii sell by auction
MONDAY. OCTOBER -

MONDAY. OCTOBER %
ri 10 O'Clock A. ~ AZ the Union place stables. No 81 East
Fourteenth street for convenience o. safe
VALUABLE BLOOD HORSES OF ETHAN ALLEN,
HAMBLETONIAN aud TRUSTEES STOCK. the property
of gentleman changing his residence to be sold without
STRAWBERRY ROAM MARE FANNY foaled July ~
1867 out the Mountain Maid by Zac. Allen Mountain
Maid Blsck Hawk Zsc Allen by Ethan Allen. on, OF
Black Hawk Lady Defiance.
above
above
nay STALLION CHAMPION foaled 1884, of
BR0wN FITTy LADY LIGHTfooT soaled 1861, by
Rysdick, nsnbetoniAn of Belle OF Bristol
BLACK CANADA HORSE JACK. years old; csp trot
very fast u 80; good pole Horse.
DARK BAY HOhSE ST. LAWRENCE, very fast; will
trot angle under 2:>0 dolble in 2;45; years oh.
Brown HORSE RATHER very fast; WI tFo h 2:<5
double has been driven w9h s Lawveese seass old; this
team can be driven b. nd; do pol luN.
DARK BAY MARE ROSA BoNHR0R, thoroughbred, and
cHEsINUf MAZE LADY BIRD, Trustee s,nct; and
othera.
Particulars In catalogue
LIGHT WAGON. nearly new; double HARNESS, &c.
an be sasn aga W DAYS before sale.
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EDWARD SCHESCK AUCTIoNEER.
"a VALUABLE SPAN OF Ray HORSES,
ELEGANT TROTTING HORSE,
LIGHT TOP AND ROAD WAGONS.
DOUBLE AND SINGLE HARNESS.
SADDLES. ROBES. HLANkEIS. WHITES AC,

y =
NO. 10 WEST EiGHrFENfU STREET.
h EDWARD sCHENCk, TO MORROW, 10Th instant. at
~. O'Clock A. NJ the above valuable establishment of
going abroad Of bay Trotting Horses 1874
hsnds perfect in and can o In 3l5 toge herr
also beautiful long fa GRAY warranted trot In three
perfect top Wagon aud Road do by
90. and Dubois: elegant Harness by Dunscombe
elegant Blankets Robes, ~.
The above be time al the stable previou TO
the sale,
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EDWARD ScHENCK. AUCTI0NEER.
II SECOND HAND CARPETS. CARPETS.
By EDWARD SCHENcE. THIS DAY. 18th instant, AZ II
O'Clock A. NJ at ~ Liberty about 20 Velvet Brussels
and Ingram Carpets; also small quantity Of Household
Furniture In fine order
The attention o. the trade Is solicited
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POLITICAL.

A-~awe s~ =
the ,s s.i1s s o. he Eighth yard Ira ysaaa
was s.ovsd as ". heartily sndop.s
JOHN MScooL for sesls,er believing him be homes,
vim majority that WIN shcw es,imstisn which b.
ED MCCORMACK Secretary.
4 TrENTfoS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IN ALL
"a colors and with patriotic devices Circulars Cards and
s ss R Fl S5s hf fS
ING EsraBisnAESr. corner Fulton and Nassau stresis
II GRAND EArIFIs.TIoS NETTING IN Asn
TUESDAY sSP RyE 9tsaH o 1ss5e 30 1855
under the nuspe. o he co%%ee Of Arrangements
pointed at the great Union square meeting.
o ne city, %as cse na, n. and
are heartily invited 70 co ia hs and s
requested 70 send At once the names of their chamen
DOUGLAS TAYLOR. 80 Nassau street
Chairman Committee OF Arrangements.
PALLY FOR NELSON TAyLoa--rHE CITIZENS or
o. present in the councils ~ the
'' GENERAL NELSON TAILOR.
1F 81 S,F. sSs I ssfsS ssfsTT
john si ws fPs d%9 s sr % Sc
ssss F PrSs Siia.9 H.' s8,as ks
1h e cgssp ps, y s as M W ss IA
B u Barnard, 3osn e. yAr, and over 1900 o'a
G"oiRc tfsh, joHH H. Wtyd"i. cr-
7TH CONGRESSIONAL Observation-Disclosures AND
Seventeenth Wards. Al meeting OF the deegites ~
The above district elected The call OF the Fam
Hall General Committee, motion, JOHN ".
CHANLER unaDinou- ly renominatsd for Represent
alive 10 Congress-.
ABRAHAM ID russell, OF i7th Ward, Chat rTnsn.
EDWARD Hare OF lith Ward, Secretary.
OTH CONGRESSIONAL UNION COW NrtON.-AT A
O meeting the above Convention held at i5 Foar,h
the 18th October 1866 the following preamble
resolution unanimously adopt.d:--
Whereas It IL reported that the Hon. VIM. f. Dodge
presen. able representative. has declined denomination
therefore,
lyed, That Henry Siehhns OF the Eirhtcentl
ward be nominated bv this Convention candidate
Member Of Congress OF the Eighth sonal disvs
ABRAM J. DlT1ENHOFER Chairman.
ROBERr r. DUNCAN, Secretary
10TH WARD JOHNSON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
III October rs, IS1i-The Hon william Marvin, ex-t:os-
and United states senator elect from Florida Hon g,
NJ Muuday. and Hon. J ~. Shumaker will address the Cit
of Brooklyn the Wtgwan Court street, this evening"
J. 1. DOUGLASS. President
r. r. LyEcs, j. Men AsAaA, Sec'ys.
9TH ASSEMBLY DISTRTcr-AT A CONVENTION
10 held In the rail- Of the General Cormt,ec
IL The Denoera Union. nominate a candidate
bsr Of Assembly, Major LEANDER BUCK uDabi-
rnously nominated. :. r. PINcKSEY, Chairman
7. H. MCDoyoUsH, Secretary
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SALES AT AUCTION.

DAwssRoKER's sALE.-R, FIELDS. AUcrIoSEBR,
an Pearl street viii sell this day large o.
Mems and Women Wearing Apparel Of every description
season, and well worry the attention Of The
trade sHd others. BY order OF D. hcchsn Co., lo5 Lsu
street.
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