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BY futare uuef. -hilI b.. .rrr.. ,.

By Iuttre poets shall d. sung"
The night has come, but not ,oo soon;
Westward The course Of empire takes its way;
re hanks AMI bras. % bonnie Don!
Blue spirit anil white, black spirits AMI gray.
Rocked in the cradle of the dep,
OH Casper work Wa done
Piping on hollow reeds o. his Tsnt sheep.
Charge, Chester, charge. On Stani. 3, on
Ther~ was sound of rcveiry hy night.
On Iif,leu hen the -un vsa- I1yy
\ voice replied Err up the hight,
Tall oaks from Little acoru- grow,
What ia little rain should sly.
have not Ioye'i the work., nor the worJI me g
Al we'll al
NOodman, -Iare that tree,
My hart Iear- uP with joy t"s.c
pruroS.. by the water'- brim
Zaeeheus ne dill climb the tr,-.i
Pew % our youth ,uld cop Will, him.
The prayer oG AJAX Nas for Eight
The light that never was on s..l or Shar.
Pulling and beef make Britons asht
Never more.
Under spreading chestnut tree,
For hours thc.sith..r sat,
Z and my Annabr Lee;
mans 4 man for a that.
Truth crushed % earth shall rise again,
Ani waste it, swectue-- on the desert air.
In thun'lcr. lightning, or in rain.
None tut the brave deserve the fair.
Ten me not in mournful numbers,
The child j. father of the man;
Hush, my dear, lie sIiII and slumber,
They can conquer who believe they can.
a change came DER the spirit of my dream;
Whatever J., i right
And things not what they seem
My native land good night
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AGREEMENT BLANKS.

DLANK FORMS OF AGREEMENT BE.
Masters and Seryantsthe only authorized form
Price 81 90 per Dozen.
- sale by II NJ WHITNEY
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PHOTOCR APH S ]

(tARTES de VISITE: LARGER PHoIo-
graphs5 Copying and Enlargus;
Rstouching .'est and nn the most
reasonable
ALI, Tor sale Photographs % the Crnfrr- lila and
HoI.nIuIn and Island Scenes the KINGS KANE
HAMEIA, &c. &c.
Il the Gallery on Fort Street.
II. L. CHASE.
Ps-lIavinr purchased Portrait Negatives from Nr
eJ uuicate copies can by those persons wishing
.orf ne
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THOMAS SPENCER.
ship Chandler Dealer in General Merchandise. Island
Produce, Se.. and Commission Merchant.
Byron'- Bay. HiIO. -. l..
VIII keep constantly hand extensive every
description uf goods required by ships and others
Tie highest price given for Island Produce.
Il Money advanced Tor Bills of Exchange at reasonable rates
ly
The New York herald., 1867-04-14

NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
~ (Iimited
STEAMERS wEEKLY TO LIvERPooL.

NATIONAL STE AM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
s cALTIso At QUEENSTOWN,
ufays E,ff = saan rss. Saturday Ap %
Harrinsion. s.,u.a.I Apni q
rGsSsYLsAssA ess p.s..se payable IN gold
location Of state room. al having equal pr'seses N 'ne
s,esrags passage TO Liverpool Queenstown $50 in cur
sserass passage tickets to bring parties from L'srpo
through passage % Paris Antwerp Hamburg. sremsn.
Dr.i.s issued any amount payable .. any bank in
FOR freight and cabin passage apply al the Office Of the
And s.eerage tickets the psase once Of the CON-
pAn' no. " Sr0''"' AA1 " 'AGmrkk j. HUkksr, Manager
ONLY ,AMERIcAs LINE TO ENGLAND AND
The New YORK and Havre Steamship Company nrs class
steamships ARAGo and FULTON in connection With the
ssM yS Hr ssmshp IN nss
States ma. from pier 46 North river at noon on the follow
&C fiDiNG STAKE Van slice Saturday, March 80 1867
ARAGo T. A. Gadsden. Saturday April q 1851 .
FuLToS IL i' Ioansand saturisy, Nay IL ss7
I'll. a. 6adsden. s@iardsy, june 1851
MISSISSIPPI v sumner. Saturday June II 1867
na sxTkss Of Sf'r 'fassAaE, asssiS PAYABLE IN GOLD
~,
Through Tickets TO London S. extra.
An experienced SUR board.
Comma, e. WIN be responsible for specie or y'ua
T.. X. GARRISON, Tor ". y. VI. IS. Go.
JOS. J. cOMsTocK. for ". Y. and II. Ss. Co
~ !. j. coasTock, AGENT
IA worrEN, Hayrc General Agent in EaroSc.
$50. REDUCTION or sip, psssAoE Rates. s'@
From New York TO Brsst Hrance)
SIR sINahsa gaaEs aansRsoS sEstE GSSsEsH
having been thorongh reed with especial reference to
April . s.......... - May yss............July
as sAis IN EqUrvALANr FOR
according TO- 70 si.e and location siS Sl room
,"' ' .'stn.s' ri Ss,sss ssSy
Sl56 GOLD TO PARIS AND BACK.
PROM SERtSs SE GAssheE as5M ssT5s AND
EXCURSION TICKETS sl7o CURRENCY.
THE ANCHOR EVERY
LIVERPOOL and GLASGOW, calling ct LONDONDERRY
JAVA Craig Mails and fasssnse5s sam Saturday Nav
HN1ES HHNfEEkS kS"poa MS15S sa: yy Ap Apr y
e Fj:. Sg SsssS Ssssrv EIysi
Cabins $40 and 500 according to location Storage
Prepaid Certificates from Liverpool Glasgow and Derry,
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg, Havre Ant
further FRsGis sHBy a ss S HssS Offices
No Bowling green, New York
NOTICE TO PARTIES GOING Acknowledgements,
~ French, German spanish and American Cod and Gov
eminent Securities always hand and for sale ia
suit Also Drafts In sums Of So aud upwards on all the
principal cities and towns Of Europe DE JONGE CO.,
- Broadway two doors above Wall street.
A PREMIUM WILL BIB PAID FOR ONE OR Two
"A good Rooms the steamer Scotia for the lst Pay
Address II. boz 4060 New York Post ONCE. r.
EoR sALE-A FIRST CLASS PASSAGE TIcKHED 4
6; si' sss
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIoNEER-
VI GEORGE COOK Will sell elegant Furniture On 80
inst Al l2l Tenth street Brevoort place
Also the 24h. 1t 81 East Thirty street rarucu
lars hereafter.
TIRNRY d. MINER, AUCTIoNEER, sALEsRooM 81
III Nassau street, opposite the Post oflce.
Nessrs MINER SUMERvILLE will, ~ for . number
Of wears past their personal attention sales OF House
hold residences OF families declining house
keeppg and al their salesroom, 81 Nassau street.
TIENRY d. MINER AUCTIoNEER
IL Saesroom Nassau street. opposite the Post ONCE.
BY MINER soMERvILLE, AT AUCTION
ExTENslyE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Monday April 18th, at 10Y O'Clock,
Al Salesroorn, 81 Nassau street.
consisting Of fifty Brussels ingram Carpets eight Parlor
Suits, six Cottage Suita Oak Buets, black walnut Ward
robes Hat Racks and painted Bedroom suits,
black walnut aud enAmeed Cottage Suits In brocael
delane &C. bookcases Dressing Bureaus thirty hair and
straw Mattresses, Feather Beds, Pillows, kc &c Also
at
PRIVATE SALE,
the arges and most excellent private collection o. ancient
Arms consisting OF full suit Horse Arnor, four s1it
Men Armor two suits Coat OF Mall Shields nnnsr1n,
Hamets swords iabards DC also Beauvais ana Gopeit
Tapestry, one silver SAFE 2x6 2n6 and 616 and one large
sized Bank safe, combination locks inside iron box made
order in best manner by ;. q Herring.
Permits be obtained at the onlce ~ Nassau
street.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONECR.
M DESIRABLE Residences

MORRIS Wilkins, AUCTIONEEK
M DESIRABLE RESIDENCES
West Thirty-tlrd street. mt Auction.
l.. H. LUDLOW a co. will sell at auction, on Mon.
day Apr, Is 1867 a. twelve O'Clock at the Exchange
room, III Broadway. Trinity building New York: West
Thirty street.-The two desirable story Engisb
basement brick Houses and Lots Nos l6l 6Ii Nest
Thirty third street, north SIDE between Seventh Eighth
avenues Houses each lSxso feet In good order aud
tain all the conyenisnces; have baths closets
Will rent for 100 each Lots l5x9. $3.50 can remain
on bond ana mortgage each house.
Maps. &c. at No 3 Pine street
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MORRIS WILKINS. AucTIoNEER.

Business Property Washington street. nj auction.
Is. II. LUDLOW Co viii sell auction on Monday April
10 1861 at u clock at the Exchange saiesrocm Ill
Broadway Trinity Bulding), New York;
Washington street.-The three valuable Lots, with the
three story and attic brick Houses Nos SsS and a59
Washington street between Watts and Hoboken streets
Lots each about l5S,o feet portion may
ana mortgage.
Maps, 1c at the Office OF the auctoneers, No. Pine
street New York. " -
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CUNDAY BOAT FOR ALBANY IND TROY AND ALL
- points Wes North and Eas, from the New York and
OF Spring street. Tickets sod and baggage checked to all
pcntA ~ ID. HANCOCK. General Aren't
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THE BALL SEASON.


VOUNG MEMS ASSOCIATION.
l TENTH ANNUAL BALL.
For the benefit Of the
NEW YORK ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM,
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
WEDNESDAY EVENING. APRIL ~, 1867
Tickets be obtained at the door, Of tho fonowfno
HONORARY MEMBERS
Jos j. ODonohue, Henry shields, John J. Bradley.
Nath. r. Brennan, Owen W. Brennan James keanc,
Bryan Lawrence. J. r. Conway Nd. Patrick McCarty,
James Lynch, Jas b. Nicholson, VIM. lnlor,
Oscar Spence. Dennis fennescy, Kobt hcGinness,
James Kelly, John Kelly, James Sadlier.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Jeremiah ounian, Andrew L. Byrne, Maurice j. Power
Thomas Muldoon, Walter Roche, John Fox,
VIM H. Shields Peter McQuade, las j. Mccormick.
James H. Coleman, John Hayes william J. Kane
Thomas Brfen, ID. w. O'tiahoran, Thomas j. Flynn
Jas r. O'Donnen, z. J. Halpn, r. McElroy,
Francis Higgins Michael J. Cody, John B. FianngAn
n n Dyna. Charles O'Connor, Francis Curran,
John Duane, William 1. Malone, John Byrns
J. a. Ferrsll, Ignatius A. Wheelan, r. Malone.
JEREMIAH QUiNLAN, President.
WALTER ROCHE FirSt Vtco President
CHARLES OCONNOR, Second Vice President
THOMAS j. FLYNN, Corresponding Secretary.
q. j. HALrrN, Recording Secretary
FRANCIS HIcoINs, Treasurer
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A j..
a. PARTITIONS SALE BY ORDER OF snpnrxR
.ss., a.s x Z /. son co % %
Ma Ii
ss~siy. premises isl near sisS sfssS' .'d ''A '''
lexington av, story b House -, ,a, ,o,, -.
ysosIss lO sdrs as u Tsp spns st.
,.s-. ytstss sa0 s 2,., from
rlsSl9ssi ssass f.ss;t &C. .s' s III
ssS%sa:'ss ss en-. :s5 ~
FyG iSLEs 10 IS. 81; a6sroS nS''A ~
snd Ho .sI. aos S sd
s feet es ssw9 " IL n rG1' n he Sss. oras1
n,del Ssse in every respect.
"A SosDsH, fS,HoRsHT sFaIE Is.
LARGE AND ArTRAcTISE REGULAR SALE
MANUFACTURED STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS,
FIVE uSSBREPs fSSTBST,i:Ps CASES
in original packages,
ALL THE NEWEST ASS StfoIcEsr NOVELTIES.
This Offering is well worthy the particular attention Of city
ready and goods arranged exhibition early
WIN. TOPPING CO.,
Ancuoneers. No. la2 Church street
"A bhlAN ii. MuLLEh, AUCTlONEEk.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF 100 MOST VALUABLE LOTS
eoGGs' EsTATEl ON BROADWAY. THE GRAND
BOULEVARD. sEvENTY-sECoND AND SEVENTY
THIRD STREETS, TOGETHER WITH THE WATER
RIGHT OF s7s FEET ON THE NORTH RIVER, IN FRONT
OF THE PREMISES. AS GRANTED BY THE CITY OF
NEW YORK. IN THE YEAR 1854
ADRIAN H. MULLER. P. r. WILKINS / CO WILL
sELL AT AUCTION Tuesday April 3 1867 at r. O'Clock
- The EXCHANGE sALksRooM, Ill BROADWAY, the
.ssve described very Property
Srisns 200 Lots and front Cores, a. fonows--
T1FTEEN LOTS on the west side Of Broadway. the
GRAND BOULEVARD, BETWEEN sEvENry-FIRsr
AND sEyENTy-FoURrH STREETS INCLUDING BOTH
ssRNERs OF sEvENTY-s SECOND STREET AND
sBvENTy-THIRD STREET, each lot being twentysix to
swsniyssven front, from so 200 deep.
ON SEVENTY SECOND STREET. which is ONE HUN.
DRED feet wide there NINETY-Two lots and from.
ssrss and on sEvENTY.TnIRD STREET the same mum.
Sar embracing streets from Broad
the river The grade whole property nearly
,sve with Broadway portion OF TIE purchase money
remain bond and mortgage Maps of the property
grand entrance to the Park at Fiftyninh
srssA and plan Of tho boulevard along Broadway
Established by the Central Park Commissioners
iAor,y of the Legislature will be ready in few days
sAn be had at the olce OF the auctioneers
UCrIoN NoTICE MORTGAGE SALE OF HORSES,
"a close Coaches, phactons. Light Wagons, &C. by +.
yfTzSlMMONS. auctioneer. on Mo5day, April 10, Mt II
selsck, at Murray Hill stables 69 sixth avenue. Terms
saAh. in current money.
RY HENky srSaJ u = LEEDS Irs,, nISER sIHEEnspp,
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TRAvELLEKs, GUIDE.



EoRr LEE. OLD LANpING.-THE STEAMBOAT r. E
- hULsb Captain a. w. Annett, will make her regular
trips from the loot OF Christopher street. l0k A. NJ and
daily sundays at 10 A. N. and r. NJ This affords
good opportunity for engage board hire
houses at the above named place.
CUNDAY BOAT FOB NEwARK.-rHE sPLENDIDLY
~ furnished steamboat THOMAS r. WAY will make the
following trips between New York and Newark Sunday
nsa5 Apr naLs.ys sew ysrk, feot o. barclay street.
street o'clock A. n and r. NJ, stopping Bergen Point
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fyEORCy COOK. AUCTrONEER.
NJ salsvoom No Murray street. near City Han.
saes or household Furniture af the residence
AZ the com0odons salesrooms. NJ Ban assortment of
SsOsvrs consNDuy On hand at private sale,
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER
1 Partition sale OF property Broadway Fulton
ker aud Lspenaid Streets belonging to the
liam Ross
E. II. LUDLOW 4 CO.. Will sell at auction, on TUESDAY,
April - 1867 at IL CLOCK at the Exchange saesroo No.
IN Broadway BY order OF the supreme Court
direction OF Aaron j. Vanderpool. ESQ.,. referee.
BROADwAY.-The valuable improved property the
southwest of Broadway and Walker street and
known Nos S5 O7 and 800 Broadway.
WALKER sfRERT.-The store lots on the south side of
Walker street adjoining above the rear, known
Nos. 81 s. Is and 81 Walker street.
Broadway strip of ground southeast Fulton street.
feet II inches front Broadway and 100 inches
Fulton street II leased TO lessees of adjoining
property for $4,000 per aud taxes until May 1871
This lease ermnable by Of strip any frs. day
of May during the years previous notice.
FULTON s.REET:-ysluablc lot, with buildings, No IA
Fulton street. 27xu7 feet.
BROADWAY.-Nns. 4U7 and 400 side, between Lis.
pensrd and Walker streets o. feet inches 'front.' %
inches By l03 feet inches In depth
IISPENAkD STREET.--No S. 100 inches west oi
Broadway; valuable lot with buildings 26x9l.3.
Book maps vt the Office OF the aucuoncers.
r. H. LUDLOW CO, No. Pine street.
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Nonn REWARD WILL BB GIVEN FOR 1Nr0RNAS
3SUU ton that will lead 70 the recovery Of pieces -
sine Lace shaws Velvet Cloaks and sk Nantes, ato
from nv store 20 sisih avenue, corner Of Eouftsess
street., on the night Of 18th of March, lN1
The New York herald., 1867-04-14

- W. KELSEY AUCT1oyEER-THE Houspuorr
VI. Furniture contained in No. 20 Taylor strea, M,
Wythe avenue, Brooklyn, viii be sold public aueon M
Iuesday, April i6 ct 10 o'clock; By KELSEY 4 co sS
WE'LL Auctoneers consisting In Of rosewood pn rior
Furniture. rosewood Bedroom Suit maho ysuts Brns
ssls md other Carpets Occths Sewing Machine Heater
marble aud other Tables Picturrr and
Of first cass Parlo Kitchen aud BEDROOM Tnr ntue
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JIENRY ID. MINER, AUCTIoNEER.
Salesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite the Post onice.

MINER soMERyILLE viii sell at auction on Tues, ss,
Henry Brooklyn elegant carved rosewood paror
Suit in rich brocatei carved rosewood SIX octave Pan
Velvet Brussels Carpets black walnut and enanellec
Cottage Suit, Hair and Straw Mattresses Feather Bed ~
lows Bolster black walnut Dining Tables Chair Bur
fes black walnut Bookcases Wardrobes rich c frame
French plate Mirrors cut Glassware Silver Plated ware
tog with assortment Of Kitchen Utensils. &c
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QY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER
y HENRY u. LEEDS. AICTIONEER.

ON SATURDAY. 20TH INST, At IL O'CLOCK, NJ,
A the REAL LSIATE EXCHANGE. TRINITY BUILD
M0s, Broadway and Pine (if sold pre-
v1ously at private sale
DEsIkABLE PRIVATE RESIDENCE IN NEWARK, N. J.
No. s. HAMILTON STREET between Liberty and CO.
streets Lot 2x9sx76 House 2xl g. with two story
ard part extension "a sxl2S high
good dry cellar hot cold water range 1c
18th So, 4c halls paperei and vanished and all
eenont order; only five walk street
Depot and the business part city Inquire on the
premises of the Auconeers No. g3 Liberty street. Now
York, where maps be obtained, with particulars
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IIENRY d. MINER, AUCrIoNEER.
i'll SALESKOOM 81 NASSAU STREET

MINER a SOMEKVILLE will sell at auction. Tnesday
April To- 1917 O'Clock, at the private residence tD last
Thirty street rosewood Parlor SUITS IN Drocate Lace
Curtains Conices rosewood octave Piano. rosewood
and mahogany Bedtesds Washsands black walnut
Dining Table, Chairs Buffet, Wardrobcs Bookcase, &C. &c
W an Kitchen Utensils, &C.
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e ingion street formerly with Mr.. william wters)
Elegant Household Furniture. On Tuesday l0
all The elegant Furniture in house No. IS street the
greater part Of which made order the present
hne Pier Mirrors Lace and Damask Curtains
rosewood and mahogany paror and bedroom Furniture &C.
Full particulars In due time and by catalogue.
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HENRY B. HERTS, JR., AUCTIONEER.
Ii HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
STEINWAY SONS PIANO, 6C.,
ON MONDAY, APRIL l5, AT f01s O'CLOCK.

NEAR THIRD AVENUE,
comprising rosewood Paror Suit, solid walnut do French
plate Pier Mirrors Stenway Sons octave rosewood
Piano. Clocks Bronzes Vases Centre and Card Tables
Tapestry Carpets, Ingram do olclohs solid oak Buffet
Chairs Couch China Dinner and Tea Service
fine English Plated Ware, kc., &C.
The New York herald., 1867-04-14

BY ORDER OF MESSRS. 5. G. K. DEUTCH,
AT THE CONTINENTAL STABLES,
CORNER OF BROADWAY AND THIRTY-NlNTH ST.,
comprising their entire stock OF valuable Road Carriage,
Express Coupe Truck, iotng Hack and other Horses,
Coaches Phnetons Barouches Carences, top and
Wagons Bugges FIVE single and Double of
description, Buffalo Bear and Wolf Robes, blankets. Wipe,
&C. ether with all the Stable Utenss Office Furnture
Fixtures &C. to be sold positively without in
consequences of the retiring from business and Of
fering opportunity parties really nne
stock Catalogues ready
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A -BURNHAN's FURNITURE EXPRESS, lis WEST
IA. Eleventh street. sixth avenue Furniturs moved
city or country Furniture packed and shipped; furniture
stored, Money advanced on Furniture
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HENRY b. HERTs, in, AUCTIONEER
Ii LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE.
THURSDAY, APRIL Is AT ii O'CLOCK,
AT SALESROOM 1o9 BROADWAY.
NfAyU II M

HOUSES CHEAP HoUsEs;-noMEs, COMFORTABLY
IL HOMES. CHEAP-ABSOLUTE AUCTION PARTI-
TION SALE by order of heirs to close estate.
JOHNSON. MILLER HALL will positively sell without
the highest bidder the Exchange
Saesroom Ill Broadway New York, Tuesday April IL
at ~ O'Clock large number Of neat pretty Brooklyn Cot
tages to which tae attention Of buyers is requested.
For maps and particulars apply to the auconeers . Mas
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JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER, WILL. SELL AT
81 auction, Wednesday April H. clock S and
l40l broadway. street, Horses Carriages
top and open Wagons, hne Pony Phaeton Barouche
six Germantown, Coaches ITrotng Wagons Jag
ger, twoseat Wagon, Doctors Phaeton, 2kockaways
Express Wagons Furniture Trucks ID single
and double Harness of AL kinds; ladies' gents Saddles
and Brides Blankcts Shecs Whips &C. also
carriage, road aud work Horses Sale positive.
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EDwARD sCHENCK, AUCrIoNEER.
~ rSIfED STATES MAKSHALS SALE
BY order q Robert Mnrrsy Esg u, $

II tuLiON,. ACOTTONFPR -Gpxrrrr moran
noa fnrniinre, rioh Carpets and cny,sirs myrrors
silver and plated Ware, &C. ON Tnrsi.
.a,S anape @ a eres ,bs street, near fourth avenue 10
assortment Of good Psrlor Dninefoon psS s"npcss
naee msnL furniture-kch Carpets oiclosbs r. ~ NY
FEATHER Beds Hair Ms.,res.es ca,sicsess' s'e are
Tuesday morning On Wsdpesday, l7th. xsie ~ sfy or
eighth street. Thursday, in Fifteenth street and
Beecker street. a 'Huay IN
The New York herald., 1867-04-14

BOGART NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO ]
e. North William street. win sell Tuesday April 10, at
l0 O'clock at 0 East Forty street. between
plate Pier Glasses Velvet Brussels and Threepy Carpets
Quartet Tables marble top Centre Tables Easy and Rock
rravnss black walnut Hatstand ucloth Dining ROOM
black walnut Extension Dining Table, Chairs, crcckery,
China and Glass Ware bedroom Furniture rosewood and
mahogany Bedseads do marble Dressing Bureaus
Washsand MATCH hair and spring Mattresses. Lounges
In Mantel Clocks Kitchen Furniture, Refrigerator
at
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pAWSPRDKETs sALR:-wEDNEsDAY, JAS. AGAR
; VIII sri, at By New Bowery, large assor ment OF
and otb~r seasonabe goods. BY Levy 45
SLxth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-10-04
THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 4.

PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD.-The cleo
ton. Of Hon. George Brent as Chief Judge. OF
the Seventh Judicial Circuit will probably be
by = unanimous vote-an honor to which he is
justly entitled, for a more upright, senslole'
iudicious man could not be found anywhere
Our own county asks for her son, Judge per
ry, azfavorable consideration, believing tnat ne
is eminently fitted for the position OF ASSOCIATE
Judge. He has given great satisfaction on tie
bench, and the experience OF several years IN
that nosition should not be lost to our district.
The large and substantially built brick stable
of VIM B. He'll, Esq, near this village, was
DESTROYED by fire on Saturday afternoon
There had been no fire near the premises that
day,, and it is supposed that the fire may have
originated from friction matches left in the hay
LOTT and igsnited by rats and mice. Some few
agricultural implements and a quantity Of hay
were burned.
It looks like railroad to see adozen men with
comlpasses, &C., passing about our village for a
week past-locating, &c. We hope their
'1ines may fall In pleasant places'-l. e.
through the old and renowned town Of Upper
Marlboro. We want the locomotlve-or some
other strong motive-to wake us up.
The early Goodrich potato proves 70 be an
abundant bearer. Judge Hill, near Marlboro,
raised this season forty-eight bushels from one
bushel planted.-Marlboro Gazette.
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VALUABLE TRACT OF WOOD LAND
Y FOR SALE.-Under authority Of the de
cree of the Circuit Court of Fairfax county, Va,
rendered at its June term, 1867, in the suit OF
Susan Allison, Guardian, vs., William Allison,
ct al, the subscriber, as COMMISSIONS Of said
Court, will offer for sale at public auction, to
of November, 1867, at the front door Of the
Court House of said county, at y ",ciock m ,
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF
WOOD LAND ON THE POTOMAC, IN aid
county, near the mouth Of the Qccoquan: 9e''S
that bart Of the Sandy Point Farm which, IN
the division of it, was allotted to the widow ami
heirs of John w. Allison, deceased.
TERMS:-Ono-third cash the residue IN
two equal .nstalments, at six and twelve months
from the day of sale, with interest bonds
of the purchaser to be given for the deferred
payments, and title retained Il; security for their
payment. ,, FEkGU NON" bEhC5
oc 3-2awts Commr. of Sale.