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Board OF Trade.

Committee of Arbitration for February
WIN. BRIDGES,
Isaac NJ. benson, HENRY M. WAKEFIELD,
W. A. LONEY, GEORGE NJ. FoRNEY.
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The Resolution Against Admitting
Southern Representatives.
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RATIFICATION MISUNDERSTANDING have been
held in several of the cities of this State for the pur
pose of endorsing and ratfying the recent veto mes
sage of the President A meeting of this character
instant at which resolutions were passed denouncing
the test OATH and highly euogzng the President for
the noble and patriotic stand taken by him in his veto
message-A lepdndriG State Journal.
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XXXlXTH CONGRESS.

THE ARKANSAS SENATORS
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Taxation OF the South TO Maintain In
Authority of the Government.
WASHINGTON, Feb. rs.
SENATE.

ANOTHER CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT
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"A notable innovation of an Eastern GUS
tom is thus noted by the Opinion Rationale of Paris
"a singular incident marked the second ball at the
Tuileries. The wife of Savfet-Pacha the Ambassa-
dor of the Porte. appeared in a European costume.
with her face uncovered. She is perhaps the first
Turkish lady that has thus openly discarded the
national prejudices of her countrywomen. She wore
an elegant Parsian toilet, and danced several ma
zurkas with perfect grace and distinction"
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1t has been recently discovered that twenty
bodies have been ''resurected" from cemetery in
Chicago during the past few months,
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The Emperor of Mexico has ordered .
most MAGNIFICENT garden to be cor str,,cte3 oo bis
palace, the cost of which wiz b. eSt o"o IioHt l
not look like LEAVING " AH'' "o0
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HOTELS, ETC.

NTOSHEIL HOUSE,
~ HOLIDAY STREET.
BALTIMORE.
del5-6m A. KLEFF pROPPrzTgr
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a PUBLICATION will be made to the City Coun-
IN ell at the present session. for permission to erect
steam engine at No, N, Liberty street, felt 10a
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GOAT or NEW yoak. saysxxss 8. 1866.

Cleared.
steam hin ruion tPr) csrosn, Loudon-Thos nunham
Steamship Virgo. Bulkioy ssyennah--hurrsy, ForrIs
Steamship q g I.cary simmons Bos.on-w r Clyde
Steamship olaucus. Walden soston-Nepsune Steamship
Steamship Fairbanks, Hunter. Boston--w p Clyde.
ship Lusa canessro ttsp, DemcrA- shangAse-hechani
ssss vineyard snr, p'1 ,g, syy,n.y Nsw
Rsrx veioei,y CEr, Rrandcr Queenstown and market
aari uaivcsie.. Gates, Sssr.u-c II xsIlory4co.
brig Maggie tBs). Reday. Pori Spain t1rinldadJoucs
seSr !, james lombard. ramgco-- Bns,s rhss,na.
sehr m.saols ssr', ClaTs ",n,sor-p DewclfAco
sehr Willow Harp, Davis: wilmagion-Bakcr Dayton.
sshr JAYNE. aa.se. ror,rcs. nonroe-S L Hccrssay
srhr wana,a Hawkins Ba,,sn,o-r--A Abbott
schr cs Grove, Weaver fhiladeiphis-LAraway Ply
schr =, croi. Mc0resor. csaisJ Boyp,on's son a CO.
schr Msry Flahsr, Fisher. camaen-l Mckee Co.
sci'r MARI coyne. Facrmire, New Havcn-J w Mckee
scbr Sarah Elizabeth, Reeve. Nc- Haven-s s.anpard
Steamer Fanny cadWai.er. McKaig. Baltimore.
steamship rercir- rl DaeS.sn. Hs-rs Oct rs via Rrcs
Ssai ID . d, zoe. ion y IS passed steamship ilorde
Hrl. from Hare for New York.
q and Southampton asst -lth mds and passengers. %
S o no an ana .s saTPs s' s s and
Head steamship bremen "a Inst lat Is o. Ion 81 ~
ssam.slp nsneastsn, Dssfsu, vers crur DC, % s.a
s'S %sDsS iss o. s:
ford steamer supposed 10 he the Morning 3d.
At OK pm lat ~ N, Ion sggw ", passed inrk Robert. ot
Boston, bound NJ eth al ri, Care HatterAs bearing 10
miles NJ passed steamer supposed 10 be the Saratossa
bound 9th At lsi. PM Abscon bearing NV, 10 miles.
sa ss s sss ss As wn !" esn bond
steamship fiszs. Sarkey Mobile Charleston N days
with cotton, Ac 20 y Hurldut 60 Nov lat 81 10 Ion
a. exchanged numbers with brig Belle 81 the BAY, bound
N. day gusker CITY. and several other
steamers bsrni Hsd hcsvy NJ winds north Of Baters
SHIP Atmosphere tBrl. Dram. Liverpool. 81 days. with
r1dse snd ~ passengers. 10 Tspsr Bros Co oct TO- Ia,
20 81 Ion 1870 spoke bark Annie Mckenzie Br from Lam.
hsb fer Quebe 10 DAYS out
ship tnsere mr. Halten. Liverpool Sept ~ with ndse
and sli prssenr-rt To- Williams Guoa oct il IN heasy
sale Jas slaiefy SEAMAN. tel from The upper forctup
yard W tho dees and kcd 2stb lat ~ n Ion % o.,
passed wreck. sppnrs 4tiy burned.
Bark Etcelacr ,hr Atkinson Sunderland ~ daya with
coal 70 master @ pc lt Ac exchanged siznkls With
sssA~ship ArAgo. hence fos BsvrN
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letter protesting to be authentic. details the mandy
under which tho Empress Of Mexico suffering. She
labored under fixed idea that her attendants in
conspiracy against her She was allowed 10 one
but her doctor and former conessor Physicians
said to have given up almost all hope of her recovery
and greatly apprehended the effect Of fever
under which she suffering
The Paris correspondent OF the London TINS says
1t Is conjectured that the condition OF the Empress will
induce Macmillan 10 modify the resolution he had ex-
pressed OF remaining In Mexico after the departure Of
the French army. He also gives tho rumor that the
whole French army will quit Mexico ut the same lime
Fourteen screw ships OF the line and tho number
Of frgaes fitted out transports and will be ready
10 sail for Vera Cfuz in tho course OF November and
that the Austrian rgae Elizabeth il placed Of the orer
OF Macmillan, who IS expected TO return TO Europe
On the other hand the Paris Pdfrie states, on the
authority OF letters from Trieste that the Elizabeth is to
take the Empress back TO Mexico that her health s su
fcenty improved justify hopes OF speedy recovery,
and that physicians think by returning 10 her husband
she will receive The care and attention likely to com
pIeie her cure.
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GREAT BRITAIN.

rha British Parliament had been formally turtle, pro-
roeued 10 November 70 Ss,..aa
Mr SNYDER the inventor OF The oTeecb-ioadiDg rins
noa.. "a name and whose attracting oonsid-
eabe all ntion died suddenly 10 England on the 10Th
ul ,..,
NJ rituniism IN the Church of England being freely
discussed -.
The London nnes was daily flooded with Correspond
epce on the subject, OF the cattle plague. The cattle
plague returns had dwinded down 10 only six
one week.
pubic meeting held In Liverpool on thu goth OF
October undef the auspices OF the United Kingdom Al
anco The suppression Of the Liquor Traffic in order
10 welcome Neil Dow TO England The hall crowded
tbusasIic.
kJmira Mundy, r n, will succeed Sir James Hope as
Commander-in-Chief Of the North American station.
The short time movement among the Lancashire cot
ton manufacturers making progress and indicated
large increase in production.
sir Hugh Cairns had been honored with grand ban
que at Belfast the Of his retirement from
the representation OF that city.
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PARA Therese Rrem', chnstoners, Bremen. 60 ays with
mdse and ~ passeagers 70 order Had death and
bark Edward d'rus). aaleess,Adt Bremen SGT q and
finishing Oct with mdse and 270 passengers, o Herman
Keep Go. Had births and deaths on the passage.
= barr helna del Sud- Kennedy, Cow Bay. vii coal ~
Bark Annie Gardner, Nelson. Bridgeport, Oh days,
Byis Hehus Isws. Landerxen cardia ., days ri.h ran
Bns Clara Picksns tof Providence Rodgers bordeaux.
20 DAYS with wine, &c, TON Mccready Go, Dr. =, lat
s. lon 50 80 spoke bark Csharine from St Arms Bay,
Tor London who reported havisg fallen in with thbak
0rande, lao miles from Bermuda In sinking condition she
Oct and TOOK from her The crew and passenger in
bes: supplied the CAtharine with PROVISIONS
Brig Kahmo Br). Morris Cow Fay. days. Win coal 10
Brig orinoco Br, Norton. Cow bay, days wth coal
D., pewoif Co. Had strong westerly Wind. lost and
sds sunshine (Br, Ferris Cow hay. 10 days. rh coal,
Brig WIN Nash tBr,, Mcbride, ST Andrews Nj days,
with lumber, TO ID DeWolf Co
schr Knight Anderson Cardenas II days. VI Boston.
schp Jenny ilna Cole shulee, 10 days. Wit. spars 10
Snow Richardson
schr Madonna, Homer; Bangor days
6chr Sylvan blanchard, Bangor.
Schr il Cushing, Wood, Bangor, b days
Schr w N Pickering Quinn, Bangor, 2 days
schr zcavo. Marrh, Bangor.
schr Northern Light, Harper, Calla
Schr Adrian, Connery, Rockand.
Hchr Frank Treat Clark. Frankfort.
schr Gen Sheridan. Buell. Portland. Me. 4 days
6chr , Brooks, - Boston
schr Annie NJ Edwards. Ellis, Providence.
Schr q Spelman, Butler, Providence.
Schr Smith. Smith, New Haven.
Schr j Berkell Hemmingway, Rondout for BOSTON,
schr Zoe, Hail. Hudson for Providence
Schr Adelaide, Crowley. Rondout Tor somerse.
Barb Wld Horse (Br,
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the GERMAN QUESTION.
The Pruss0-Sax0n Treaty.
following are the principal points Of the Saxon

The Pruss0- Sa x0n Treaty.
The following are the principal points Of the Saxon
peace treaty
saxony viii enter the North German Confederation
The army will be rcorsanized conditions
arranged by the North German Confederation
K0nigstein and Dresden will have mixed garrisons
Prussia Will furnish garrisons for other Saxon towns
under the command OF the chief Prussian general In
Saxony. Tue indemnity 10 be paid by Saxony is
fixed 600 900 thale-s from which 600 600 will be
deducted account of cesson To Prussia Of the railways
OF Lohau and Goz. The Prussian military governors
and civil commissioners viii 70 exercise their func
tons The former Zoiyerein treaty will continue in
force subject to notice OF six months should either
contracting party desire 10 withdraw therefrom
Prussia obtains exclusive possession Of the Saxon tee
graph wires Persons politically compromised during
the war will not be fnoested that account Saxony
will regulate her diplomatic representation In conformity
with the general basis be laid down for the whole Of
tbe North German Confederation.
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ny STEAMSHIP TO OCTOBER %.

The cunard steamship Java which left Liverpool At
eeren O'Clock Ito morning Of The 9Th, and ouochs
the 18th OF October, arrived nj Halifax esrIy
yesterday morning her voyage 10 Boston She has
thirty Halifax and hundred and seventeen Dos
ton passengers
The Java brings photographic report ard spccp de-.
patches, placed on board a. Queenstown, embracing
details Of our cable advices dated TO her day OF sins
The French Trans Atlantic Steamship Cynpany' :
steamer Pcrcirc Captain Dusohcnc from Brett on Sainr
day, the 2,lh - o-lober was on sandy Hos a. two
O'Clock yesterday morning, and made her cck ~ ihs
port, early IN the day.
The Pereire brings three hundred and ~ passengers
and full cargo Of merchandise. On 10 morning u
sAo III Of November she passed. she sicaDhip Fionde,
Of tho Trns-AfIan,ic Company, laL ~ deg min lou
- dsgs 90 fnin 'o-t. FOR New York.
The German mail steamship Hana Captain Won
eterendorp from Southampton ocioos - arrived Of
sbSs port yesterday morolng.
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The London Globe says that Denmark Is menaccd with
extinction Unless wiser counses and juser spirit,
supported, doubt not by the influence o. England
snd France prevail at the Court Of Berlin Denmark VIII
soon undergo further ACKNOWLEDGMENT and nnAly dis
appear independent state from the map Of Europe
The London cube believes that design entertained
by Prussia and sweden 10 absorb Denmark Prussia taking
the main land while the islands annexed 10 Sweden
and spain.
The government Is sd 10 have resolved on modifying
tho armament " The navy.
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s R A n c E..

The situation OF the Lyons worKmen grave enough
require the presence of the Project OF that city in
Paris, whittier he was summoned by telegraph
The state of Lyons discussed at length In the
Cabinet Council 1t was announced that the Emperor
insisted large loan being raised to mitigate the
emergency and that owing to ministerial objections
changes The Cabinet were not unlikely. The French
government had adopted the system Of night signals in
vented by Mrs Martha Coston OF Washington, and
The Pdfis denies that there IL any question OF the
French government contracting loan OF million
francs.
The SaBdcrd and La France also assert that there s
question of any loan--great or small.
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BFsny--ln Hcu Utrecht, Long Island, on Tuesday,
November o, Jony BERRY, 10 the sd year OF bio age.
The relatives and lficns o, the family rs,ecifuy
invited attend the funeral from bis late residence,
this "wednesday affernocu, at tive O'Clock.
Bsnky.-A San Antoub, Texas, on Tuesdsy, October
To- FANNY YorKK BAnKY, wife OF Lieutenant Frederick
w. Bailey, OF tho seventeenth regiment Ustod States
Infantry.
Mrs Bailey ded OF choera and her death vas follow
cd In few hours by that OF her infant son. torn tho
18th Of the preceding month Mother and child sere
buried In the ZANE grave. Mrs Bailey w1s the only
daughter OF our esteemed frnnd, s Yorke Alec Esa.
Of the Treasury Depar,me nt Mira Bailey wt much be-
loved wherever abe was known. The news her early
death will produce profound sadness In vile circle OF
tionsl Repub lean, Washington, u. c., Nov.
BUCKINGHAM AT jacksonville, Fla. on ncrdsy. U-
tober a. r. r. BrrxiVafAs, AN OF Gen rail- r bnek-
irshsrn OF Irsins,on, wsschca9 county, T., 10 sss
Ch,csxo ana zsssvvls OsSs psOsn COW
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NEWS FROM CHINA.

san FRlscrco Nov. y 1870
Further China news 70 Septonb~ says that tho
funeral Of Captain Tot nseud1d the United s'ates
steamer w.ehuset was iargey BY officials and
private ss,tiefsn -.y,s - 4 IN.
II waysurposcd tet ofenty Chinese persisted BY iLS
barnin Of the s,sader Hungary
Thcinsurrocton in Cochin China Is far from being
suppressed rho rebels si occupy Tay Min and Tram.
bog and ,nly awas tie approach Of the rainy season
,sassums the offensive The celebration Of the En-
yeroyis tekc had been q failure.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CooKs-rnArsrY.--In tMs city on Monday, Noven,-
ber 8, by the Rev. r. o. Flagg, Mr.. n. NJ Cooks, OF
Maine, 20 Miss Karx DErkuSEy, OF this city.
FKsRrs--CsRKy. Harlem, Tuesday, November
O. at tho residence Of the bride parents by t Rev
McAlcar, OF ST Coumha's church. CuRI1s FxRRF. Of
Cold Spring to MARr eldest daughter Of william Carey.
No cards
RowKRrs-GAnpxnL Monday November 8, a, ST.
AIMS church, bv the Rev. DR. Gallaude, JoHs =.
RorTnrs 70 ELLEN CAaorsr GAkDSER, both q this city
No cards
srock--FIAsAGAx. In Brooklyn. on Monday evening,
November g. by the Rev. y. J. Freel D. D., ssoRGs !.
STOCK TO siss MAaGx n.ssAsAs, both Of Brooklyn.
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PRUSSIA is said be intriguing with Greek reigsonsts
who number about three and half millions scattered
in Hungary and other provinces Even the German
provinces or the empire not safe from the attraction
which Is carrying Bavaria and w6remburg into the
Prussian Confederation and II at the same time nm
orthodox propaganda be set 70 work tho process OF dis
Indignation may be rapid
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the train leaving foot Of Chambers street al halfpas
eight O'Clock A. NJ
fosx.-On Wednesday. October IL Captain MACMILLAN
TosK, Inspector u Transportation Of the Central Ainer
can Transit Company drowned in the San Juan river
His remains were buried a. Greytown. Nicaragua
VAN SrRYDoscK.-0n Tuesday November q, CHARLES
days GN lsF' - :
The funeral will take place at st. Vincent do Paul's
church, Twenty street, at ten O'Clock Thursday
morning. The funeral cortege will start from his late
residence, 131 Waverey place. at hafpast nine O'Clock
further notice
VAN DEussEs.-- Tuesday morning. November Q,
suddenly, CoNDrr G. VAN DTuRsEs aged 10 years.
Inc funeral services will be held a. the residence of
MS mother 81 Dean street. Brooklyn this wednesday,
AFTERNOON, at three o'clock The remains will be tax
=. 70 willow Grove Cemetery, New Brunswick, N. j.. ON
WEIGH AT Liverpool, England on Wednesday, Octo-
Der "a, uter short and illness, JOHN WILLIAM,
Youngest son OF John and Jennie A. WEIGH, aged
years and months
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S HiPPlN G NE w S.

ALMANAC ron YoRx-rsrs
IN vrsys............... ~ MOON sKrs.... =
" rxrs.............. ~ RICH WATER. morn Oi
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EDWARD sCHESCK, AucTIONEER.
NJ BLOOD HORSES,

The following blood Horses from the breeding farm Of
Leomsrd ". Jerome, h,g1v . ~ 1885,,
the races O'Clock two hours previous 10 the the
following blood Horscs. wiz -
bv imp Lsrids chestnut colt Byounc BY imp LApidst;
chestnut colt (weaning by Iapdist bay Juetie BY
mp sovereign; bay colt Debonsire, by Lapdst; bay hy
sieppngstone by LApitst bay scli twe.nlng BY lapd
Petre By rroyaore chestnut colt tweaning BY IAp:dst
chcstnut Mangostine. by imp Mango chestnut ally
Nghshade by lapdist; brown gedtng Frrclnc by imp.
BArowns bay ally TravAsA, ny Lapdis bay colt twcan-
lngl BY Lapiisl
Also two very Ane saddle Horses
Catalogues with full pedgcrs be obtained at the
oncc OF American Jockey Ciu No &c Exchange place
and the onioc Of ths auctonecr. NO o. Liberty street
the sale
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following vote viz In favor ofunon with Italy, 81 'os
with only 90 against
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R U s STA.

The Emperor has issued manifesto announcing The
bctro,hal Of the Czsrewch the Princess Dagma and
comforting on her the title OF Imperial Hghness
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sAY0 N T..

The Pro,isi Lsvcrnme.t Dg..o,vsd
uRgsasS. Oct 81 1890
Royal deerceshav been 'ssasd today dssolvinx the
Provisional Government
H.I mosien hss bean appointed Nl,,,er o, III. ip,e
nor
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The rn,on ystc IN vcm-sia.
vssms Oct a, 1900
ne rrsl poxal, Of the sibi~1s In y,pssls give NE
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5 PA ! n .

No Alliance with Brazil.
LONDON, Nov. 9, 1865.
me rumor Of an alliance Of Spain with Brazil against
Paraguay ia denied.
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TTRNRy D. MINER AULTIOYEER.-sALESROOk
Ill 81 Nassau street opposite the Post oflcc-


HORSES AND cAsssAeES At ATc NC ey, THIS PAT
FRONT or SALEsROOM ~ NASSAU ST.
VERY FINE CHESTNUT THOROUGHBRED SAD
spirited and very stylish splendid mount for nrst rate
4 DARK BROWN HORSE. Is hands high, years old;
q good family horse
FAR OF FiSE Nay CARRIAGE HORSES, years old,
islands high, warranted IN every way
PAIR OF BAY HoRshs, its< hands high, agood family
a pocroR's GIo, in good order.
bright BAY HoRsk, Tx hands high, . years old
Kind all harness and good under saddle Sold 70 close an
sIrrrSG TOR BUGGY city bull, 70 order, in good con
dunpannnnIRrovrAN BAY oELDINa, years old, 1917
hanes HIGH kind IN all harness. and excel
lr,t under radd,r Trots IN Si0
a SMALL fORREL STUD HORSE, ~ hands high,
years warranted sound. knd IN all harness. sylsh and
tPPSE sciEsTNur MARE, years old. iby hands high.
warranted snund sind IN Ill harness and under saddc
LIGHT sORkEL HORSE, . years old, ~ hsnds btaf
raa9 Ton ana no Top Road wagons --"e's' NC" sn'
beta of various qualities -
second hand, sale Wednesday, and Saturdays
...~. wIklR A .UMERyII.isE Offer unsurpassed af-
.",.ses IN location exrrreuce and business capacity 70
1870 wishing 20 tuy desiring TO sell Horses Carriages
~ say,hng pertaining TO the horse business.
rTESRy u. MINER ArcTIoNFER.- sALEsRooM
AN OiD EStsbIis ND EXPRESS ROUTE
Al AUCTION. - .
MINERA sONERvll.,k vii sell Al auction THURSDAY
street, Inc entire effects OF REEDS form ry spencerkl
EMPRESS. cnurrisns three Express Wagons, one lafe
se and double, Hay cnti.r &e. xc. together viii 70
r,oi ~ tie business
Sale po-.tve~pd withcut reserve,
Fer furtssf psSueusTs inoois II ~ AssesesaA
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NAVAL AND MARINE NWs,

~ - tisbos. n Q, 1890
The rni,ea states iroS-c MianonomOh Nas arrived
hsye
Iiyxrroot. Nov. \ 1866
The steamship Belgian. from Quebec, bias arrived a,
Londonderry 81 supt to this por.
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THE cAEDlaA REVOLUTION.
Additional Accounts The Grrr, Battle

Additional AcrountvN the tsrrrf Hnfttr.
bfsrsSpRis, Oct u.s. 1868
News received here frot Greek sources states that
great tAtilc took plsss Cauda on tho iTth inst be.
tween the Crcinns who knterel 20 600 men, and the
combined TurA ~ and sp.sn troops amounting TO
5000
me latter 'rc stated have ben rcpulscd and
tsmaet Pa.ba soupd.d
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CCTIOy F0TlCE SAMUEL WYNN, AUCT1ONEER
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At PUBLIC AuCIIaN.

THIS DAY WEDNESDAY, At O'CLOCK,
hSsS and ss spa
s1
rs sooteas Tables richly carved; Corner s.sn s
sh.kspsrs o. r y eminent ARTISTS Velvet Bn
sfs ssss; Ps Ss9f S sT
richest offered auction this season Bedrooms,
Rosewood and walnut Bedseads Bureaus wardrobes; Hair
sps Dpss En-
tx Sss ana Sapg na %
Table Cutlery Table Linen 4c Sofa. arm, reception sna
snd once 81
A UcTIoN YoTlcE-E. ROTH. AucrIoSEER-EILL
"A sell thls "wednesday afernocn November q. hall
Sns Eapnpe al pSSc sucon
the highest bidder e the four story house. Sym
Ss, Consisting nsgnaoent rosewood P4noforse Stool
snS cGs .s and an ess
with the richest descpcn Of French :s. erss;si WSrss
Sra a snd iass.n E.esIs .yis
nu sS. ns sosd cloth black Val
Sofas and Rcsksrs . rs. G .S IN onn.
dance cart pack ship FOR purchasers at reason
able charge
4 SAMUEL WYNN. AucrroNEER-oFrIcE ~
"a ssy T:
Harness. T. :. hANBURY Marshal
IsRE! wAIDs9F =. @.
Miscellaneous Books many Of them choice works; also
. Law Library
AUCTION SALE OF .HANDsoxE .rgRElTysE,
n Piano and Paintings in WILLIAMSBURG By COLE
MURPHY, on Thursday. ct ION O'Clock. comprising The
s sns's heass a aisysS place. South Fourth street =
fNs g. NJ r. Vii nc .s
this day, at lO o'clock the contents OF first third and NTH
e the 70 .nd IL. :.
Pals and Eetcs: hfy Chairs wooden and paper Box
asas Eag ur sswns %
also one Of Paricks large size Safes. BY order OF
DEM. " THEALI, AUcTIONEER.
ID u.air salesman with u. II. Ludlow Coz
OF BAR. FIXTURES, MIRRORS, &C.
THEALL 4 BROS. win sell at auction this day,
Cunning saloon Nos IS and Is broad street near Wal the
of said saloon consisting In part OF oak and
.ne .at so sa Chair steam Tables. Ktchen Utensils
Glassware China Wan silver plated Castors Tea and
Table spoons and Forks Gallery &c. oiolhs, Safe for
AI.o very ane French Plate Mirrors extra size and all the
Fixtures Catalogues AZ the auconeers Office q Lib
RESJ Err rgK tsa, Ay wIT8 LUDLOW
f1 ThrRspsY Now VIZ NO al ii Il scoei a. their
ELEGANT FANCY sa'i;V G6Ss : L' snSs Ts'
pARls CLOcRs. BfsQuET AND
Goods and catalogues now ready
at saIesIoom, ~ Idberty street
f,AaEL1IA. JAroNIcAs FROM A. DRyBuRGH,
A " Al Yo,,nr Tott's seed store No John street A
splendid collection of well budded plants varying in size
from TO ten feet Ia height