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auction SnLes.
FUTURE DAY
BY Paine 4 Co.. Auctioneers.
TIRS L A z G E I A L L
CATALOGUE SALE.
ON THURSDAY, 10Th OF OCTOBER,

commencing at 10 o. clock we Will sell at our auc-
rootnr, No 1906 Main street. by CATALOGUE,
large and choice assortment OF
FRESH FALL DRY GOODS,
BOOTS. SHOES, and HATS,
READY-MADE CLOTHING, &c,
comprising very large and desirable stock, suited
10 the fall trade.
The attention OF city and country merchants Is
Invited "a this WIN be tho largest and most at
tract,ve stock wa have yet offered, and will be
ss2i PAIHE 4 CO., A1ctioneers
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BY Lee & Goddin,
Zeal Estate Agents and Anctioneers,
so. 1914 Cary street.

TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
| ACES OF HEAVILY WO0DEn LAND, IL
TIE COUNTY or HENRlG0 on TIE + GH srJF =
MILES FROM klCHMo2D, FOR SALE AT AUG
TIOT.-We will sell on MONDAY, It'll day OF oc-
tober, .J7. at II o'clock ~, in front Of hehfleo
land described above; one hundred acres oil when
are original growth Of oak, one hundred ana MY
acres mixed and thirty acres cleared, Win lfaii1e
ten4ment thereon containing four rooms.
The tract will be divided, II desired 10 suit the
views Of purchasers. connru
TERMS At sale LEE uVDpa,
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Groceries,, dc.

GOSHEN Notwithstanding con.
~ signment prime GOSHEN BUTTER to a,rT.
to-day per steamer. For sails ny
HULsT 4 KING
Fourteenth stree, near Exchange Ho.sr
DC a-3t ''+'F''
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VALUABLE PROPERTY, AT THE
CORNER or ElGhTEENTn AND FRAN,
ha sold on WEDNESDAY the 9th day Of October,
1907. on the premises, at l. o'clock NJ, tNU
HOUSES and LOTS on the east side OF Eighteenth
and Franklin streets, two brick and two wood
tenements, and rented ont at fair rents. The
lots front on Eighteenth street twenty-five feet
each. This is considered To be very valuable
PROPERTY, being In the centre Of the city end one
sausre from the Old Marke'.
TERMS: e.thrd cash balance at three, six,
and nine months for negotiable notes, interest
added, AID secured by deed Of trust:
JAMES II. TAYLOR 4 SON.
oc1 Auetoneera.
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BY Thomas Phillips,
Auctoneer and Commission Merchant
corner OF Seventh and Bread streets.
WING DETERMINED TO
IL CHANGE MY BUSINESS. will sell at auc-
ton, on SATURDAY NIGHT the tn instant, al
half-past o'clock, my remaining stock OF
GROCERIES,,
WINES.
LIQUORS, &c.
ALSO,
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING.
BOOTS,
SHOES.
.EWELRY, &c, nc. ~
Intendiu, TO continue tho AUCTION and COM
MISSION BUSINESS, ] respectfully solicit from
INV friends and the public at large consignine ntS
of sry description Of goods, promising rneH sales
and prompt returns, and my best efforts to please
all who may favor 1us with their patronage.
oc 2-2,. IltG az h1hi-l1 ..
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RenZ Estate for sue.
By Harrison, Goddin s Appsrson AuetioaseH2
and Real Estate Agents.

VERY VALUABLE LOT. ON ia +
' SOUTH SIDE CT CARY BETW EEL FouR X,
S.IE We offer for sale tn At truly valuable LOT
located as above, on which formerly stood me
warehouse OF Mr.. E. p. ssnk"r, fronting hity
eight feet, running back ninety teet 10 "!0e
alley.
TBRYS: Reasonable. r,.o.
HARRISON, GODDlN i APPERsoN,
10 q 2, Anclinneert.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
u LUABLE REAL ESTATE MARSHALL
AND BIGHTEsNTH sT2isT$.5By virtue OF =
;onncad on the 3lst July 1907 in tI- case OF Web
ster against Hatcher sc., .csll as commissioners
thereby appointed: proceed 70 ell at auction on
AZ clock P. VI II fair, If not, the tlrst fair day
thereafter that valuable properly, Located d. as
If las feet on which s.auls p large BRICK STA
BE two stories high, os ~ $50 feet: also, several
other BUILDINGS suitable for offices or small
dwellings.
Tho property will he sub divided into several
lets according to q :: - be exhibited at tho hour
OF sale. -,
TERMS: One-thiri cash +; balance at siH, twelve,
and eiyhteen months tor negotiable notes. inte-
rast added and title retained until the whole pur-
Inc conrt JOHN o. STEGER,
o,ao,vtds Commissioner.
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auction Sales.
By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.
-~--9---g--------|g~@----
FUTURE DAY.

VERY VALUABLE Tors, IN THE
v PLAN OF TIE COLUMBIAN PROPERTY,
ton on tho premises, on TUESDAY the 9Th Ceto.
ber 1857, at o'clock r. that VALOAsts LIT
go, front,ny s03 feet. running back about 100
feet to an alley on which 1t has q front OF about
eight feet. Also. lot in rear Of tho aooTs, 'tont
inc tventy feet on shockoe Slip. running back
aiv,v feet on which IL 4 valuable stone founda
ton These LOIS for commercial purposes, are
regarded very valuable. being nearly opposl,e Ihe
Tobacco Exchange and within enc squars OF IN
Danvilla depot basin, and Touring mills.
TaRAs: 0as-third cash balance at SIX ana
twelve months fer negotiable notes, interest
added secured by trust deed.
HARRISON. GUDDIN & APPERsON.
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AUCTION Sales.
=-rz+s - =
THIS DAY.
BY Lee Goddin,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,

brick sTOREHOUSE, ST AB l. r
BETWEEN EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS:
foR RENTAL AUCTION: We will, on FIJI DAY
the i'h day Of October 1867 on the prein,ss au
and buildings lately occupied by Mes.rs Reeve \
Mayo q grocery and feed store. located as above
mentioned.
The store In commodious and we'll adapted 10
any manufacturing busness-ihe whole pecu-
liary suited for large livery stable.
Terms At rental.
LEE & GODDIN, Auctioneers.
We will afro rent privately An EACELLESf
STABLE Of four stalls. carriage and buggy. houses
attac he'd. located Cary street between irst and
Second, for one year. or shorter period Kent
low Amply to LEE 4 EODDIN,
oc q Auctioneers.
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By Grubbs s. Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.

Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
= TURE. CARPETS. CURTAINS, OIL PAlNT.
INGS ENGRA WINGS, PLATED SLY ERWARb,
AND SELECT LIBRAEH, AT AJCTl"F.-Pur,
suant to the provisions of deed OF trust exec Ltec
To ma on the 9TH Of May. 1857, and recorded In
Richmond Hastings Court Office in Deed BOOK NO.
81 b. folios 367 to 372 inclusive, and for the pur-
noses therein mentioned, shall sell at the store
on Main street no. 73l, lately occupied by Messrs
B. r l.. Frarck. on WEDNESDAY, October
the 9TH, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, an assortment OF
iI6t-S3dOLD rURHlTURE and effects of supe-
rior character, ana in good ordcr, embracing
Rosewood, Mahogany, and oak Tables, Chairs,
Mahogany Sidebcard, Bed.tsads, Washstants,
and Dressing Tables;
Beds and Bedding,
Brussels Carpets,
Moraen and Lace Curtains,
Candolabras, Vases, &c.
ALSO,
lot of Kitchen Furniture and Utensils.
This sale is worthy tho attention Of the best
honsekserers in the city, the articles celnS Ill
well made and having been well Kept.
And on THURSDAY, October 10, be. inning at 10
o'clock A. NJ, We will also sell, at the sore on
Main street no. 902), lately occupied by Measrs.
Lowe K Brother, nuube OF very superior
Oil Paintings Framed En2ravings,
Autographs and Photographs;
Ar assortment Of the bes, Plated sllferWare,
and large and weil-selected Library Of Rare and
Valuable Books
GRUEBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oc2
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So Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneera'
Nnrthuest cnrner Main and EleNenth streats.

VERY VALUABLE FARM OF
EIGHTY-ElGH" ACRES. on TIE DEL.
RUy TURGPInE. TIE Fn&MER Re, RESi9h - - :
OF FRANK STAPLE, ABOUT THREE NJ LIS
FROM RICHMOED, FOE SALE AT Auction
We viii sell at auction, on the premises, on TU s..
DAY tho h of October, At l. o'clock W., me very
valuable FARM located As above c"scrincd' no"
owned and occupied by Mr. Richard Schultz. con
tanning eighty eight acres, sixty cleared, the
balance in original fore-t-oak, pine, &c. iE'3
Mace il well yataTed and healthy, and the nciE :
borhood good. The cleared land j. In hlSh
state Of cultivation; four acres in vineyard nne
frni,s and a productive garden. The improve
ments are a framed dwelling with six rooms, with
ample buildings for laborers and for III farm pur
r0.as--haru stable, COW house. &c. This place
|. near the city and in locality rapidly linproV-
INK in value, and offers line opportunity ol secu
ring a home. or for investment.
TIEws. 0ne-:ourth cash balance at 8, IL, and
Is months for negotiable notes, interest added Sc
GRUBBS < WILLIAMS,
oc1 auctlOneers.
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BY HARRISON Goddin & Apperson. Auctioneers an
Real Estate Agents.

TEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS, IN Full
l. TON. RoUNDED By LOUISIANA AND
STATE STREETS AND BIZ WILLIAMSBURG
AVESUR, FOR SALE AT AUCTInN.-Will be
sold ut auction, on the pre- misses, on WEDNESDAY
the 9th Of October, 1857 81 o'clock p ~, those
TEN BEAUTIFUL LOTS located ar above, being
the most attractive and valuable In Fulton.
TERMS: One-third cash {: balance at and 9
months for negotiable notes; Interest added, se-
cured by a rust decd.
HARRISON, GODDIN y APPERSON,
4 Arctinnnpra.
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auction Sales.
FUTURE DAY.
BY Harrison, Goddin l. Apperson, Auctioneers
ard Real Estate Agents.


TRUSTEES' SA lie OF e R \
i VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON THE SOUTH
side OF CLAY BsTWEEn NINTH AND TENTH
STREKTS.-Ry virtue OF deed Of trust bearing
date Ith Of May, 1907, duly recorded In Richmond
Hastings Cour. in deed book No. - B, page, 1928
we .hail, In execution thereof. proceed to sell ut
public auction on the premises. on Tu ESDh IN 9
18th Of October 1867 at o'clock p. NJ, If fair. II
not, tho Grst fair day thereafter, the iollowing
very valuable REAL ESThTE-rih.. the LOT ut
the southeast corner OF Clay and Ninth street7,
fronting IS feet, running back l53 feet to an alley
twenty feet wide. Also, the LOT near the tore-
going, fronting 70 feet said south side OF Clay
street, running back 1853 feet TO said alley, on z
part o! which stands framed tenement occupied
az sch COL. house.
Terms: Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and II pay of certain negotiable notes
amounting to -, 500 and as to the residue oil tn 9
p1rchase money on ouch terms as the grantor on
said deed shall prescribe and direct, or on his
failure to give any directions then on such term.
as the trustees shall Announce at the hour CT sale.
JAMES PLfASANTS, (Trrs,a.a
oC4 JAM IS l.. APPERS0N.
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BY Cook 4 Laughton, Auctioneers,
cornar Franklin and Governor streets.

BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Franklin and Governor streets.
FURNITURE, B EDDIN CAR
T PETS, &C.. AT AUCTION.-On FRIDAY the
v ,'an arss e ssso fiDsN Of F6ENTUKE Sc
WALNUT and MAHOGANY JENNY LIND
BEDSTEADS.
Twelve DOUBLE COTTAGE BEDsTEADs,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT CABINETS,
MAHOGANY and WALNUT WARDKoBES
One XEEy oKyAMENTAL IRON BEDsTEA9e,
several EXGELbsNT, F pi1Tnws BEDS
Two dozen ( G !, :; s = S GnM ErSs
MAHOGANY, WALNUT, and METAL HAT
HAIR ana 'sHUCK MATTRESSES,
Several good THREE-PLY and lNGRAlH
WINDOW SHADES,
OH TABLE Covers,
COOKING STOVES,
PARLOR and OFFICE STOVES.
ALSO,
One very good SECONDHAND PIANO, suita
bic for a beginner.
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added to the above sale
One splendid SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, In
ROSEWOOD case, made by Worcester very
superior nstrument with stno! and :, cover
One u o & l. E-CkhE EIGHTEEN Ca RAI
GOLD WATCH, English patent lever.
Both Of whi,,. will be sold without reserve.
ALSO,
Che new VELVET TAPESTRY CARPET,
One new BRUSSELS CARPET.
ocl COOK /; LAUGHTON, Auctonecrs.
By G. B. Yarbrough,
Agent, Auctioneer, and Commission Merchant,
TO- east Broad street. near Brook avenue.
T WILL SELL At MY STORE, No. 4!
1 east Broad street, on FRIDAY NEXT at 10
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NOTICE.-All person inCcbtru - ~.
IN < Peck are required 20 inako iminei1t.' yrfy
m,nt or suits Will 10 ln.tl.Gtci iof VIC -. r...
- r.. nnn,y lhsy ows All creditors ~ me 80
cern ara requested 70 furnish me Il yi'No
msut Of their claims as shaIl d'sH!o r.r
Ias creditors pro r.;t iusttiinrit' % re-, 49,
cent on th,ir cIaiIrs IS fast as IAEi' 80
.cr sach diyicents. .Yg.I O'clock
Twill DO IN my ottce daily from u"
when not engaged III ecuti -..,.,Ixw
j D. lNBoUES Attorney - -.
oc lot corner Main ana iA.i'0"
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By James NJ. Taylor & Son, Auctoneers,
ONCE No. SCI Main street, three doors below tho
Spotswood Hotel.
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
The University Of Nir&inia-Large Attendance
Of sIudcnt>-The New Chaplai m-The
Grounds, &c.
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TOR RENT. TWO NICE ROOMS III
4 pleasant neighborhood. -
Annlv al No AGO Oc st II.st.S.
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DURE OLD WIN EGAR.-0n c"nsiGl-
| meut. SIX BARRELS OLD ISLE OF WIGHT
CIDER VINEGAR, for sale by ,.,,,.
ae 10 Fonrteerth strr.t near Exchan.r lIol-L.
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4 DAMANTINE CANDLES-onl
"A whole and half boxes ADAMATTISECAS.
DIES ~ " NA.'
SDGAES.-3o hogsh ads good 10 choice PORTO
RICO and CUBA SUGAhS, 80 barrels good >,
choice Porto RICO and CUBA SUGARS
oc It's ROBERT + WILLIAMS K Go
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- YRUPS.-lO0 barrels CHESA.
- PsAkE, MERCHANTS, and P0RTLAIDsY.
RUPS.
HERRlNGS.-!O0 barrels WOODS no CIT
HsRRlSGS, full. sized barrel.. for s.ls bv
oc Its hJBEkT +. WILLIAMS / co
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Colonel Charles Cobb OF Kentucky; DR.. Burton, OF
Troy: DR.. VIM. n. White OF Albany, and Judge J. H.
Higgins, OF Boston, are stopping 1t the metropolitan
Hotel ~ .fett4l8 4M
James G. Beverage Of DunfsrmlIne, Scotland and A.
Basted, Of Irvington, arc stopping a. the Brevoort
House. 61ntf a1N
Dr. jackson, Of Connecticut ". g. Huntingdon Of
Warrington and Dr. steson, OF Connecticut, are stop
ping % the Everett House. M
Major General Benz r. Butler, and r. A. Risely, Of
Washington OF the Treasury Department. are stopping
at the Aston House. sat.ass sI E1gY rt
Lat Of Americans registered in Paris for the week
ending january IL, 1867 .--From Boston--hr Gordon
Mckay. Mr. j. IT, Cole. Mr.. James Lawrence Mrs Law
renee and family, Miss n Motley. Mr. r. o. winthrop,
Jr !, Mr.. l. Grosvenor and family, Mr. W. Morton,
Ma Norton Baltimore--Mr j. II. stewart, Mr. J. v
Krsmelbsrg and family. Paterson, NJ D. Mr Geo. =.
Brown. Scosaud---Mr. Albert Stolsz- Pttsourg--Mr.
Jos. r. MCDOWELL Bremen--Generai George Dodge,
United states Consul North Carolina-Mr j. IL Ran
Merrill. Bangor, Me- Mr.. j. u Chase. Mr.. James Y.
Buxxell Cincinnasi--Mr. George p Bowler. Spring
neId-Mr Ed. King New Yuk-Mr y. y. Marbury,
Jr, Mr. j. II Kibre,h Mr.. Henry Seymour, Mrs sey-
mour, Mrs. p. II. Stevens and family, Mr.. a. D. Phelps
MIRA Phelps, Mr.. n. W. Robbins, Mrs. Robbins MI
Paine, Mr.. Ed. May, Mr. W. b. sage and family, MT T.
g. Whehoise, Mr. Henry StanneId. Jr, Mr.. W. W..
Clarke and family, Mr.. Oh Toppan, Mr.. Thos. Barclay,
Mra barclay, ms EmeIipe Robinson and two daughters
Mr. Horace Robinson. Gen. T. q. Pinckney. Mr.. Hck-
son Field Mira Field, Mr.. j. II Alexander and family,
I'd. A. Clane, N. D., Mrs n. b. Lood Mr.. and Mrs
g. HastingA Mr. d. w. Burnhsm neutrality-suspicious.
Julia TeowbridgA \ Bunalc--Mr.. r. q. sherman ana
wife, Mr.. Y, A Do Lansy. Eau Fransiscs-rhos hnl.
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BROOKLYN IHTkLL1GEHCE.

~ ~
THE PRofosED Masonic TKnrLK.-The fund for the
erection Of Masonic temple has. within the past
month, bccn largely increased The sum sready sub
scrbsd amounts 70 10000 and yet there has bsen
no particular effort made by the lodges TO push The
trestees Of the Masonc Hall ArDcaton, committee u
Ave- appointed 20 visit the lodges and the Mas
tern Of lodges who mot members OF the association
and solicit them 70 obtain subscriptions to the fund
BROOKLYN MoRrALrY.--Ths mortality reports from
the Health Once for the past week show the total
Dor Of deaths in Brooklyn BE- 1877 or the deceased
- we're men, - women, II boys and 81 girls.
DARKssss The city almost entirely in state Of
darkness Sunday night for not half the street lamps
wsre lighted The Is that the bnors get stopped
up and the lsmpighte don't stop 10 clean them out
In the Eighth ward one hundred and thirteen were
lighted In the Forty third precinct comprising the
xth Tenth and Twelfth wards the police reported four
other wards equally bad During this state OF
affairs the knights Of the Jimmy have an excellent
chance 70 ply their vocation for under Of the
darkness there little danger Of their being caught
(, PRoRAsrE FArAL BURNING ACCIDENT Mary Gilman.
tin servant girl IN the house Of Daniel ward corner
OF Third avenue and Twenty street. severely
II not finally burned Sunday night by the explosion Of
a kerosene lamp, which she attempted 70 an while
lighted , 90 tts .arr essafst ta.uNf .HN
THE LATE wmsKxr SEIZURE AT GRKxxPoNI. has
been enormously sisted that hundred barrels Of
whiskey were recently seized in the New York OIL
Company Warehouse at Hunters Point. II was seized
n the warehouse or the Warren Chemical Manufacturing
Company tRft w@ sRs N2@t+ rs
BRooxLxr Couwr CALKSDAn Mos n, "a -, n, a.
81, ~, "a 70 ~ Inclusive IS 90, Ia s3 "a 'tH -
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Congress But there is some doubt; because,
though the opposition to it is not strong
enough to kill it, it has sufficient strength to
manage to keep it out Of sight and delay action
on it till Congress shall adjourn. This should
not be permitted by the friends of the measure.
Congress should adopt it. 1t is good and
excellent measure, long needed as a protec-
ton to honest industry from the Vaccinations
Of the unprincipled and dishonest, and we must
have it. The interests Of every upright man
ia the country demand ii. tNs' si#
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FINE ARTS.

Anction Sale OF American Paintings.
The valuable collection Of oil paintings, by American
artists, Of Samuel p Avery offered for sae last night
At the Leeds Art Gallery The were crowded ct
early honr by connoisseus and Of cap
ita and from the the close Of the sale
tue bidding most spirited particularly for certain gems
Of Bierstadt, Church and Eastman Johnson although
the highest price paid for portrait Of G. l. Elliott,
by himself" which brought $500 Morning In the
Rocky Mountains Bcrstadt, brought s72s; "short
ArbIter Twixt Day and Night. Church, ssl5; compan-
ion pieces by D. huntington The Fair sketcher and
"The Old Lawyer" sold for $50 each; /" Truth" by
Il. Peters Gray. brought $780, IAN August Afternoon"
BY Durand and Comm thro' the Rye BY Boushton,
sold for $ss5 each; awaiting for the Stage woodviIls
sao5; "Fogsy Morning. suydam, and hgures BY Hem
nesssy, sa75; Eastman Jchnsons Hard CIDER" brought
saoo, and his (" Playing Soldier" $50; "Youth and
Age.'' by Guy. s4o5. and smear Genoa, clifford $s2s.
:" Catskil Memory, by Kenseti, sold for sass.
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W. The Amenities Of Political Literature.
The philosopher Of the Tribune ia said to pos
I sess the bump Of benevolence largely devel-
oped; but If he were to be judged by the cpl
thets he uses no one would suspect the fact 10
be 80. He rarely gets into difficulty without
applying the hardest sort Of names 10 his adj
versaries. In his controversy with the Evening
Post, for instance, he has in the article pub
iished yesterday some pretty highly-seasoned
phrases, such as "wilful, villanous untruths, y
''lies with deliberate intent to injure,' &c. He
even went 80 far on former occasion Is to
call one Of his opponents ga black-hearted
liar, 1t was fortunate for public decency
that the utterer Of such language was not
elected to the Senate; for If he had obtained a
seat there he would undoubtedly have given
the world frequent similar evidences Of the
beneyolcnce OF his instincts. To Mr.. Sumner,
for instance, he would have said, You misrep-
resent my arguments on reconstruction you
are wilul perverter of the trnth, SIR" To Mr..
Grimes, :" You are opposed to my views on the
tariff yon are black-hearted liar, sir.r To
Garrett Davis, Of Kentucky, "You defame the
negro; you are a little villain, SIR" Such are
Greeley's modes Of meeting the arguments adj
vanced against his pet measures. Before be
goes to the Senate he must be taught better
manners. We give him this his first lesson free
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HUl .a 20 taal CxcwrATf, Fen. 4, 1851
Navigation Ia now essentially opened. several boats
having departed for New Orleans and other porta The
continues 70 rise rapidly, sin the rains have
peen heavy the steamer Hiilman was carried on by
les from Wheeling Saturday and was caughs at Pot
tery to-day badly damaged Her hull IL sound but her
isrboavd side Ia cut on the entire length. Both Chin
neys arc gone The steamer New State occurred a
West COLUMBIA, her guards badly damaged and one
wheel broken Tue river 10 full Of heavy ice, from Mari
eta down. e@M.tf FL nt " tNtf t4L - \.
.-''-f NV ~ t#nN gl P1rrsnURa, Feb. 4, 1887
Tho breaking up Of the Ice attended by no serious
results At this point but considerable damage was done
above and below. t.5 Ii Lnt M
The ice on the Mcnongahe,a Is entirely broken up.
Some disasters occurred among the coal boats. IN
The long trese work at Port Perry, on tho Conuells
vile Railroad, Ia In imminent danger Tufkle creek
fats arc entirely inundassd In CHARTERS creek
this city, considerable damage was done 70 private prop
cry BY tho Ice gorges ftt hausi..s.H u ~ y
i 49, .gis 49, ~ .4lA OIL CRY, Feb 4, 1857
u Is mining heavily and the river Is rsug rapidly
The ice will probably break up 10 night
b W Msk nsltD FRANKLIN. Feb a. 1857 n.
The weather b warm and the river rising rapidly.
The ice has NOT yet given way A
The steamer eonidss ef this afternoon for New Or
leans with heavy freight Many others are preparing 70
leave Hte6 fs f