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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-10

A colored military company, in
Richmond, Va, who boast of strict
discipline, tried and sentenced one of
their number, few days ago, to be
hung by the thumbs for two hours,
because he entered house to collect
q personal dobt of Sl.25, and assault
ed the debtor with knife and pistol.
The sentence was fully executed, and
next day the culprit made complaint
in Court.
Abram Harris, New York cloth
ing dealer, has been arrested for at
tempting to blow up his store with
gunpowder. Several families were
asleep in the upper part of tho bnild-
ing at the time. Fortunate only
small Quantity Of the pow .,er ex-
ploded. Harris stock WAS heavily
insured, and it is supposed he wished
to realize.
Mrs. DR.. Emily Gibson, female
"physician," weighing some $50
pounds, who is OF Natchez persuad-
ing the negroes that they have snakes
in their legs, and charging them
heavily for getting the creatures out,
was brought up before the County
Court there the other day, and fined
S25 for obtaining money under false
pretences.
A radical New Jersey paper SAYS:
''The Senate has decided that seek
ing after and holding an Office under
the rebel Government, and taking
the oath of allegiance thereto, and
splitting upon it, are qualifications
for scat in that body" What
naughty Senate!
The first summary law ever passed
of which there is q record was in
Rome, (B. G. 215,) and was directed
against extravaganza in dress. It en-
acted that no woman should wear q
dress Of different colors.
Bismarck, the great Prussian, on
whom all European eyes are now
centred, rejoices in the name of
Charles Otto Won Bismark aul Schon-
hansen und Kniephof. Good for
him.
"Bob," said Bill, at q fancy fair,
"you are missing all the sights on
this side. >" ''Never mind, Bill" re-
torted Bob, I'm sighting all the
misses on the other side"
At a recent concert in Lou u,
Jenny Lind achieved decided tri
umph. Her voice is said to be as
good as ever, and her retirement is
considered premature.
A new fire alarm bell, for the post
office tower in New York, weighs
$500 pounds, and is expected to
be heard within a. radius of four
miles.
1t is said that the ashes and lime
deposits caused by the fire at Port
land. would be worth 5000, 900, if
applied to the farms in that vicinity.
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
GENL SUPERINTEND'TS OPFJCF

COLUMBIA, May 26, 1866.
nN and after MONDAY next, 2sth inst.
~ the Passenger Trains will run daily
ISundays excepted) until further notice, az
follows:
Leave Columbia at 700 a. m.
ASTON at. q. 9.45 Sc
{ Newberry at...l1.35 at
Arrivc at Abbevllle at. ........ $50 p. m.
at Anderson at. ........ 7.10 ''
at Grecnsille at $40
Leave Green'llle at. 5.55 a. M.
Anderson at. ........ 6.55 50
Abbeville at. - $50
Newberry at 2.45p. m.
Arrive at Aston at 80
at Columbia at 7Io
j. B. LAsSALLE,
May u General Superintendent.
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=: Grain Cradles, Grain Fans, &c.
At tie Sign Of the Golden Pad Lock-
A FULL supply of GRAIN CRADLES,
"A Grain Fans, Scythe Blades, Scythe
Stones, Fan Wire, Riddles, &C., in store
and for sale low for cash.
May 26 JOHN C. DIAL.
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GREAT THROUGH ROUTE NORTH,
Via Richmond and DanviIe Rail.
road, from Greensboro, N. c., via
Danyille and Richmond, Va, to
Washington, Baltimore, Philadel-
ph1a and New York.
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Is published every Wednesday morning.
It is the desire, ana viii be the object Of
thc proprietor, to make this equal to, if
not the best, FAMILY NEWSPAPER il,
the South In fact. rs it's name indicates.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-08-10
THE pAt14 PHOENIX
THE TRI-WEBkLY PHGNIX

Contains, in every number, the reading
matter embracing the latest news) of
TWO ISSUES Of the daily. It is published
every. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
mornings.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-01-18
summons.

Henry Tozer &John Haley, plaintiffs, vs. Isaac Jcn.
niugs-Action to recover money In County Court of the
State Of Oregon, for Unien County. .~ ,I...- ., .
TuI0 ISAAC JENNINGS, DEFENDANT: In, the name
N of the State of Oregon, you hereby summoned
and required to appear and tho complaint Of the
plaintiffs, file In the Clerks Office, in said Court
ofter service hcrebyn upon you BY publication for six
weeks iu the WEEKLY MOrsrAEEBI, by order Of said
Court orjudgmen for thereof win be taken against
you and unless you s0nppear and said complaint
the paintifs viii ake Judgment against YOU for the
sum $780, together with the costa and disbursements
ofthis pctIon order" "of J. P. Arscrsngor, County
Judge Of Union C,nihty. ,, fi',tt ~
IS. iev. stanpl NJ. BAKER, Atty for plaintiffs.
80 cents jan5-6w
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Sherim,s Sale Of Reai Estate.

HpY NIRTUEOF AN EXECUTION ISSUED DY I'll Z
ND Clerk OF the Circuit Cout of Giant County and to
against j. A. Lockwood defendant for ahe Suni of.es-
cnyone Dollars and Fifty Cents (S 50) principal and
dollars and eighty cents 7 S0 Ind dsburs-
to the highest bidder for cash in liant SATURDAY.
JANUARY'fstli, 1853, between the hours of ~ and
o'clock Pm, before the Court House door in Canyon
City, tue following described Property, to-wit:
One lIUe and Lot, ,stuated III the town of Susan e
State Of Oregon, County OF Grant, commonly known
the Lockwood Falcon. NJ. z. BERRY, Sheriff.
by w. w. WAFFLE, Deputy. - q, - Y" fTEtf
Canyon City, Dec. 12th, 1895 - tfe22-4w+
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SheriT's sale of Real Estate

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION AND DECREE,
ND ordered by the lIn. }. g. Wilson, Judge of the
Fifth Judicial District OF the State of Oregon for Grant
County aud dreetedto the Sheriff Of said County wherc-
in John X. Porter is rlan, and recovered judgment
Hundred AMI Eighty y.tlree 1900 dollars principal
with eighteen ollfss acrTung costs, and costs of
execution and sale have evel upon the certain pro-
perty described in said decree Of foreclosure of cin bd
will sell the SAME before the COnrt lonse door in Canyon
City, on SATURDAY the 18th day Of january 1866 he.
tween the hours of II and o'clock, NJ to the highest
bidder for cash III hand.
Said ynbeing In the village Of Marysye. ant
County OF Grant, State of Oregon fronting the principal
at rect In said VILLAGE and kilow as .'Grace Darlng's
Saloon and Lot" ~ NJ p. BERRY Sheriff.
UGyOh Cifyy December ii 1865. -. d22w4$
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Aatlp .Mpuntalnttr

GREEK MAeIo-The history of these
amusements rams back into the reno,
test ages of antiquity. Herodotus
notice the introduction from Egypt
ot puppets moved by springs. The
sitting upon wheel during it's rapid
revolutions, is told on The authority
of Xenophon, and they may be rom.
pared with the famous deception of
sitting upon nothing, in China. The
of the commonest tricks of our coun-
try fairs-is also ascribed to wo.
mon, by Atheneeus. The thimble
riggers of Epson are liEowise clearly
anticipated. Some of the performan-
ces of the Greek jugglers were SUITES
icntly Ingenious; but classical antiqui-
ty offers no feats to contest the crown
with the modern Indian basket fraud,
or the sudden growth and blossoming
Of the plant in the hand of the same
performers. We have frequently list
ened to descriptions of these tricks
from an intelligent spectator, who
confessed his inability TO offer the
biiSutcst ciuo W Ino NY s'ciy' 1bo
wonderfulnoss of the exhibition is |
greatly increased by the fact of its
taking place in private houses,to which
the jugglers are invited, and whero all
possibility Of collusion is removed,
Yet the woman 5who, having been
placed under ltllea basket, has been
heard to groan, and gradually faint
away beneath the repeated stabs of
her accomplices, lis, in o few minutes
s,ea, to walk in at the door while
the basket being lifted is found to be
empty; and this is done in the press
ence Of twenty or thirty of the most
acnto and watchiul. officers and
scholars Of Europe,-Frdzer's Mag
a.ine
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j. NOTICE. j.Llj ICE
/ sIIERIFF',s SALE.

ApY VIRTUE or AN EXECUTION IssUEDBY THE
CLERK Of HE Circuit Court OF the State Of OREGON.
ia i for Grant e6unty mid 10 directed I'M ftvor of
Thomas H. Drsntst O. Ohstc D. Satonsall. Plaintiffs.
daii against NJ A. TowuAen Deendnnt, for te sum Of
Three Hundred and Nincty!Ons and hundredts
ia6tts 3ol l prucipai with interests costs and Iis-
Sbursenents and OF execution and te have this
2Jt dny of ls6d; levied ppon, en will sell at
liable auctiup the Euurt iIoup door IN Canyon
t., the County seat Of Grant conny to the highest
ss'I sssxsss ,sy ss DE sSs% 3
YcwiW az gsribrl ptbpsrt J. .teNit: ~ ~ LIE
ec, thd mbrcvsiuHyf txtd thereon. sHd Rarssl "
snd bssh IN ,prec.cS osnmsy ss,.s = ,seGvq ~
Irssss, :, ,,,ssas'1i sss isAssi ,..s '
! lIt.l .ilsl ,La. WV .kirl .snnti 4 [
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sheriG,s 5: Ie I OF Real Properly !,

- III kHLT TS
NDY vIRTUE OF An EXECUTION ISSUED by THE
o ClerS Or tho ChgutCoigt 6fGrant COUNTY y. and to
difeeted irrfvor Of F.w Bell! plaintiff and against
A. sMarchapds defendant 10, the sseyon Hun
drc and SevSnt-eyt dollars and twentyoight cents,
s.!S 2sO princpal and fyune dollars and four cents,
ISL 0l costs and Disbursements have levied upon and
will sell at public aucton the ghest bidder for caa,
In landI on SATURDAY, JANUARY l3th, 1866 between
tfcnirs Of IL and O'clock p. M, before fIe Court
House door In Gnybn the Ing described prop
erty, towit: One House and Lot situated upon Main
And Isniy knSIh az Beii MsrsiAad saloon.
lLt1lt .arhiiiLF Ht!fM. 2. BERRY, Sheriff.
ny W. W. wmrPLR, Deputy.
c"nyonGi'ySDce.}lsth, lssS. $S. 10 . ise24y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-19

Reception OF the Venetian Depusatlou In
Tarin--KiuG Victor Emanuel's speech on the
Issue or the War.
From Italy Informed that the vepetian deputa.
ton had been received with great enthusiasm and state
ct Turin. MNN
Upon being handed the s6,oal result Of The plsois
eitum nom the Venetian deputation, King Victor
Emanuel eald-
This day is the proudsse Of my ifs Eighteen years
ago my father proclaimed nom this city the Of in
dependence and to-day you bring @ me ths manifesto
tons Of the popular viii in the Venetian provinces
which, united with italy declare my fsthers vsh 70 Be
accomplished. You confirm BY this solemn cot Whst
venetia did up 70 16le and has maintained up 70 shs
present day with admirable cousiancy and abnsgaton
patriots Who uphsld iRsls fsS X Is SsstSiss q s
cQugty b every kind Of sacrifice and BY their blood.
To-day JHucA dominion csases tvsssy. Italy 70 con.
stitutod y na accomplished Italians must now defend
and mako her great The iron II also restored 70
Italy but to that croEn prefer the one which b dsarsr
70 me, made By the lore Of my people,
royal decree he'd been issued declaring that the pro-
vinces Of venstia win hsneefoFh form integral part
Of the kingdom Of Italy. Sixteen Ssnatoss have been
appointed FOR venetla-
Royal decrsss bad also bssn issued aypstins the re-
lease a several persons undergoing terms Of imprscn.
ment In different parts Of the kingdom.
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the poPE's AllocuTIoH.

Pope Plus the Ninth On the Roman Ones.
tion-Thc I" Ensmies' or the Church In Italy
and Rlsewhere-The "Frcnxy" Of Asking
for Rome.
The following IL The full text Of tho Pops's Allocu
tion Just delivered 70 the sacred College,
vNnAmH BRrrHRKN :-Mors than onos, o venerable
either e or IN diver.
tons delivered In most august assembly the action
which hung for long time 10 Italy over the Affairs Of
very holy religion, and the py grace fnsyls offered
70 us and 70 he Holy See BY the sub Alpine
Moreover you must comprehend with what grief ara
dat Z sscrearsc ersry day constantly attacking the
Catholic Church, III wholesome laws. and all It's
sacred minister's when We ses alas venerable bsbops
lar and other most excellent Catholic citizens sent
into exile by that government without the least
regard for religion, justice or humanity, or thrown
into prison or condemned forced residence molesed
In the most unworthy manner; dioceses deprived OF
Their % the great % ,s % v's tina cs
duced 10 bcggary; Gods temples violated; diocesan
schools closed against tho members Of tho clergy; the
education Of Catholic youths taken out OF the pale Of
Christian discipline and connded b ns prqesws @ errors
and ,niqus and the pstrmony Of the Church usurpcd
and sold
That same Government, n contempt Of eccienasficai
cesua aud ,c1hoa paying Tie kaf regard 70 oar MOD
jus opain and those OF our venerable brethren the
bishops OF Italy has sanctioned similar laws, totally
tary the Catholic Church, to its doctrine and ~
rshts and condemned BY u.s. and has not hesisatsd 70
sda sw quite contrary not only 70 Catholic doctrine
but likewise 70 the well being OF civil society Such
law trampss under foot the dignity ana ssc1eones o.
ooncubinage that IL perfectly scandalcua 10 fact
marriage cannot take place among the faithful without
therefore, exclusively 70 the Church 70 decide on every
thing concerning the enrfnmene Of marriage
=. that No. 1-s - ~rD
ways viii lave iors N Gsds Chsrcn nd nss rscos.
saoS soossss - Ssn q soSs ana sgrsovsd b Ne
holy Apcseoc sss hays N - especial msnne dsasved
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despatch frDa Trissss, dsssd he ssh Hys-IntsIi-
hsaith q the Eupgsss Chafoses , rsaupring asd
thas The imaginary fssn which hs Majsstys friends M
hnhsrse entertained bavs Diminished and pae.
measure ~ psomstcn, tbaA The keclusioa in watch the
Emprsss hes nved sn6s - arrival q Mfsnas shall BE-
cso1inusd fsr Ne prsssul 80
gFrun the msmsia1 Dip,cmaeisua Nov 81
We recsivs directly from MAmar sAaiasctory news a
70 Tho stale of The Empress Charlotte Thanks 10 the
intelligent and sssuous care with which her Majesty ia
suounded and the Absolute rsposs she enjoys in that
charming retreat the moral excitement which had dis
turpcd the Empres mind 10 completely appeassd The
Improvement which o. nrst appeared but slow, now
A half ounshot from the chateau ~ Mrnmar stands
Q small pavilion, buh the Italian style OF the middle
sges and cossssd with verdure which called the Gar
dsnsgs How Before ssyins Coz hsxico Ne Asvhlpke
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Max,miIian and The Princes dwsls there n prsSrsne
order 70 escape Ne sksoosness e sequettA me ~
prsss has agan installed herssh these aad y the ni6
Piles her leisure with reading, music, and painting IN
medical attendants insist thet Her shail not Io1v(
Europe during the winter Tho probability 10 that wpeV
the weather becomes ngof0N The Bmpress VAL ed
70 the iss d IAcroma which ID her personal properly,
and Which enjoys the mild tspptssturs Of Naples 1
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W.. yILLsRs ArCrIosERR sRLEs THIS DAT,
w Gcock. - Canal street Especial ssie or I9er
YntursN nue Bar With Drawers lee Bolss and ~ Rss
oSp kAr 0nes heasures 0iass Ware and Pumps T.hIss
A. CeAs5 YnQeree stove; siso Rum Ac tEsm~s~rs
We 1iSge bsnsso1, " GALLONS brandy ana other arss
w sais on tuesday hpsh inst, 81 II ocloes ~ .
Machinery and Apparatus Of the Carpet cleaning ss.bss
pelt u The foot Of Twenty ninth street. Eas. ye New
rorh city ~ -"
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TINTED STATES NAIL LINE TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
CHANCE or SAILING DAY.:
The regular departures Of thb line viii hereafter b
Thursdays, ~ noon,
NORRU CASTLE, Adams Thurs1ay. November n
EA0LE, 0reenA Thu rsday. November -
CoLuMBiA, siccum, Thnrsday, p:csmb.rA
0ARkIs0E ALLEN, Agents.
No. Dewnng 0rvsn N, Y.
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choice collection Of the goods embracing very
% Satuees Groups and Figures hnished
- ths most arlsc manner eaborsely carved Vases Of
syery variety OF style and design richly carved Gard Re-
Savsrs with sona handles Iszsas Mantel ornamenA and
ers and drawing The collection win be exhbt.
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Amy AND NAVY CLAIMS.

CoLDIBtS syrrrisD 10 ADDITIONAL BOUNTY
- requested ca 81 20 Para 70 sign psuton "
ks,s .d bounty psat Immediately once Spsn ffpm
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DACirIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
THROUGH LINE TO
JAPAN AND CHINA
VIA PANAMA AND BAN FRAvCfqcO
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES NAIL.

steamer HENRY CHXuNcRY vii ,eAvs p,.r q NORTH
liver fset cans, ss,ss; ssw York a. oeioet noon
With steamer GOLDEN CRY for san frsrcro whore pas
ssnsers malta and fsst fright ri b trar.fe-d tche
4 noon % rsssSay. January J. lsq for YohoAanAsnA
N,rnsS tickets isusd from Ksw ycvt sddus N r~s~lar
prices SsSween New york and Gan rrsnss the fsswins
ma osS,r. ssssse csssn. sss~sss.
An rrscsi.cc 70 Hong KssG - n 10
pne nctee win be 6vse = sssse{ne1s yvynesa
- snes On As wharf, per EcysA nyss fcss e Canal
street. 10 \ hOLhAh AeenA
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHirs.
| r oNpoS AND NEW YORK sIEASsHIrr. a LINE nS,
r.:.,s ,.% . Tsns. s =: 81 and
BELLONA Captain Dixon, from New YORK Sovemnes -
wiLifiH Penn cspin Bnss from New York De
ee ATssaNrA Captain sipkha New York Decsn
oe Fine prtsb iron steamship BELLoNA, 15oo tons WIN
lea pier 20 river for London usct on Saturday
s1a s. ssn and through b OF laans evsn
to HAVE xhvsrp Rotterdam AmsserdAm and Dunkirk
For passage Apply caAs. A. WHITNEY y Broadway.
r0ffresh' apply d Ssss'S xsrrswAr Agents.
STEM NJ New Yors every wednesday and sstar.y
p Ssw Yogs and rs.noes to Ireland England
a' "''" '' WILLIAMS euIoN, . sro.d~.n
re Hs xsD
ss, Soy % rfilfFscoff BRoiFRs CO. currency
s6 South street and q Broadway.
Only DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
NV RosR sD SA
f On ssas n.
yIIIdn De PARIS, surmont Saturday December
81 LAgREST Bocand saturday December q
fEhEiisf, Duchesne SATURDAY January ~
PRICES OF PASSAGE IN GOLD. 5 III
T. =. 'I Including table wine in either class.
Medical attendance free Of charge. $50 .s
board with tickets and their baggage checked
. as: ss ss n @
CTEAM TO GLASGOW AND LIVERPOOL ai \ =
sGs TH
SAIL 4 HvEsY sa issSskpAy
BRITANNIA sails Saturday November a.
HIRERNIA sails SATURDAY, December
RATES on PASSAGE, PAYABLE II CURRENCY.
re LiverpSo Glasgow and Derry. cabins ~ ana sU
Msss. sse &C. g Ne. xor 81
FOR fnrsA FRaScs sss
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET ooxPAxYs
iron mail steamship. VOW.
SAIL o Saturday SoVs% RXN Il 4 j. NJ for
s sss iii, sS 81 b. s:. sss
xTS s sSoY. T a. follow p'isT ssGhAnp BoA
EseSsSgs place No Barclay street.
TOE LIyERpo9t-cALIrNc AT QUEENSTOWN
i iAzi T mi. ss; s:a Z
Cabin PASSAGE s sS 3 Is sss..s a. ossIs
CABIN fsy.s, 4 ois siss Is sq1iss.n
--- - ---.
THE NORTH GERMAN YIOyD,s CITE AMsHIP
esrryng the United States mall Will sail rom the Bremen
pieIf 1901 OF Iniie ssr.r. ,oookcn w =.
SAionDAi. NovEMbEnI ~
coc,,c. -, FoH v,r,x ,.cr0~,
LONDON HI1EE soT4MzsSTas And I BREMEN
~ sna rA'es payable IN sod OF s oouAehs IN
rcr ~. Az. calm s0s .scorA c.hr an IN. .,..-..s
ns' uspn' S"' 'ooon" osoH' SoN wv s'oorssoS
= s. followed by steamship BREMEN, H. A. r. Ney.
naSsr Master on December L.
lof r'sn' % pAs'a nF1IRrCHs co A r,o.a .,rs.t
OEnnl1nS W. ~ nso.o sIoeE
h r1rr - vurvu,v rpo~ ,vvxv vCpv ~ nyyvv,,o
4 r - a. ~ N rJ m ~ Vo16"o-
~ U0Wn - Isvcrgon' ~ nne yunrru IN;
srx. 1890 SAILS nruvEMbEh y. -
rIwm liverpoos ~ sne iowost rass Apply . ..
CUNAKD's sesrage ONCE. - Bro.dv.y
- -yrrnc0, C.,,,rC = or,-,,r,-,-~,
STnAA IOlsN EfPoUi. CALLIn0 Al 2uEENSIOWN
C Cn1iea ~ Hsa Hcs ms,s. $3.50. $50.
CiTY OF LIMERICK wsdnesday. Novembcs 2
psceucr
vxAAv ~ sstuIusy x,eoomy0
UIIh " nALIi MINI Snyuirdayi DocemoeS 10
sno e.cn .vTsnk SAt"rosy anu weonosoays - noons
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DAcIrIC NAIL STEAMSHIP cOMPANYS
T. THROUGH LINE
- TO
orpv,xn ,sx1rrn elrhx.vrs w.n

FNNNNA FNIIlHONU.
Steamers leave pier No ~ North river foot OF Canal
s'-ce, a, u occck noon, sc fnlcws:-
Meeting with GOLDEN CITY, Captain J. I. Watkins.
November io-ARfzoNA, Captain JeN Maury. connecting
with MONTANA, Csrtsin q. W. Bradbury.
Noyemeer n-RIsING STAR, Captain A. q Gray. con-
All departures touch ut Arnpuico; those ~ LET and INST
connect AZ Panama with for South rs~c ports LIST
Of Manxanillo. =
Departure Of 10Th each month with the steam
hne from Panama 10 Australia and, New Zealand.
steamer OF December H. 1855 WIN with the FIRST
steamer OF the Cumrenvs china Line leaving rrancisco
January I, 1857 for Hong Kong
One hundrrd pounds baggage allowed each aAuit Mcdi-
zines and attendance free
For pssssse tickets .rd all further Information apply n
the once on the wharf, foot OF Canal North river.
New York. TX HOLMAN Aren't
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SALES AT AUCTION.

4 UOTIos NoriCB,-E. RoaH, AucTIoNgER, MILL
IA ssn this (Mouday) afternoon Nov - At IN O'CLOCK
SSes SA00 worth Of genes Household Faraiture ~ pun
auction without reserve the highest bidder a. we
svskus Jefferson MARKET consisting q
Depts fun ~ octave richly carved hgs and case three
Ssautu Psror SUITS covered with the richest
- preDoA tin brocate Works Art Bronxes Oh Paint
ss by enasnt artists Velvet BTusseis and ingrnin SaI
Gslnks tshe Buffet and Dining Chairs match
Oval and Nor AiTors black walnut saits covered with
,rs,oh ma reen reps; black walnut and wood
pad and bureaus Spring and Hair Mattresses sofas and
Snckss ves GLASS; China and silver Ware cutlery &C
HR-Ralisbie men attendance cart pack and shiI
s2Dcds for pSrchA Al reasonable charge. D.
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First Fruits az the Great Reformer's Agitaa
tion-An Irish Member on Mr.. Bright's
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~ BURKE, AUCTlONEER. OFFICE SO GREAT JONES
~. street. will sell Tuesday. 20h instant at O'Clock
Shoes contained In the No. 90 Bleecfer The
sade invited Stock sold In lots together with the Lease
No postponemenL