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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

GERMAN CENTRAL CLUB.--AT A MEETING OF THE
VI above Club, held Friday evening At il3 Bowery.
Mr. Eosenbourgh nominated Coroner by acca-
ADOLPH BERGMAN, President
Dr. 4. Fnrcn, Secretary.
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DASJo INSTRUCTION ny MY CHAMPION nkLHoDs
ID % course. % Each pupil taught asRnFinY a
perfect tune lesson, charge. =. :. sooAsA'
Hudson s.Ig
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U B. HENRY, AUCTIoNEER.-BY MuNDY 4 HIG-
H. 0Ns at their sslesroom, 436 Broome street Tuesday:
October Is at 1879 O'clock large sale OF genteel Household
M nitare, Paror Suits Beddings. Stoves,
Silver Plated and China Ware; l5o pair English made
CATERS cases Oxford Ties, is dozen Brooms &C., &c.
MORTGAGE sALE.-J BOGART AUCTIONEER,
vl will SELL by virtue of chatte mortgage, the Fixtures
FURNITURE and celebrated Paintings Of Adam and Eve and
lease Of the broadway Opera House. the 4th day OF
October 1887 at II O'Clock In the at GOO Broad
cray AD0LPH LILIENTHAL
Attorney FOE Mortgage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-13

nor CHARLESTON-EvERY THURSDAY.-ThE PEo-
L Pies Mail Steamship Company's steamships
MONEkA Captain Winchester sails Thursd October TO-
f. B. soWDER Captain Lebbys sails THURSDAY October u
tickets and bills OF adng issued to all points South, in
necton with South Carolina Railroad.
For ght apply Office OF the company
Is Broadway WHEELER LINNARD, Agents.
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AMUsEMENTs.

nm " = IN0 %
WORRKLL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE.
" Opens Al ~. begins att O'Clock
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
me accomplished psntomtrnist and artsto
MILK. MARIE xOk,
supported y he popn,ss.. American An. se'ss'
Monday Oct II last night Of the great military drama.
FRENCH SPY.
rrsnay Oe6 u FAREWELL BENEFIT OF NILE. 1oE
RANvARD's OPERA HOUSE
- AND MUSEUM.
Manager ana 0eneral Director DE FOL
CORNER BROADWAY AND rHIRrIETH STREET,
KNERY EVENING"
EVERY EVENING.
EVERY EVENING.
AT HALF-PAST SEVEN,
SATURDAY MATINEE,
SATURDAY MATINEE,
BATURBAY MATINEE,
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
CkPRkUEDEkrPD SUCCESS
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
DEVILS AUCTION:
DEVILS AUCTION:
DEVILS AUCTION;
GOLDEN BRANCH
GOLDEN BRANCH
GOLDEN BRANCH.
THE LARGEST NUMBER OF
EVER PRESENTED ON ONE STAGE.
cALYO'S TRANSFORMATIONS,
THE MARINE GRorTo.
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THE PATH TO pEAcE-A coMPRoMIsg.

The New York World, anxious to re-
store peaee to the cosiptry at,once, and
arguing that the Radical scheme of re-
construction must inevitably fall, pro-
poses first u national conference COM
posed of men of moderation aud char
acter representing all the various inter-
ests. The South sliold be represented by
such men as Wade Hampton, Alexander
lis Stephens, Governor Orr, ex-Gover-
nor Brown, VIM. G.. Rives, Gen. Dick
Taylor. Gen. I,ongstreet, and others OF
similar moderation and standing
Without going beyond our immediate
vicinity for samples, we venture to
name Hamilton Fish, VIM. G. Bryant,
Henry Ward Beeeher, and even Horace
Greeley, as men who could meet the
REPRESENTATIVES of the South I'm amicat
bic discussion, with sincere desire to
reach mutually satisfactory results
The Democrats would send their sound
est and wisest men.
The World proposes, as to measures,
to require of the negroes Q five years
probation from thu date of their emani
cipation, as we do of the more inteli-
gent white immigrants who come hither
from the despotisms of the Old Wosld !;
and then admit the first generation on
very small property qualification +;
and in the second generation, when a
majority ofhcads of families will proba-
bly, have become property-holders,
make the suffrage universal. Univer-
sal amnesty is also proposed; and also
the adoption of several of the provis-
ions OF the Confederate Constitution.
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HOME LAM, AGENCY.

T'HE undersigned have this day asso-
Il ciated themselves together for the pur-
pose OF opening n Home land Agency, for
the sale or purchase of lands in the Counties
ofCulpeper, ltappahannockO Orange and Mad
ison.
Parties desiring their services are request.
cd to furnish a description of their lands ia
be entered upon the booksof the agency. sta
ting distinctly number OF acres edIiditlon OF
building, fencing, amount of timber OF
wood, and price per acre, and terms of pay
mcnt. -
Lands thus entrusted to the Agency will
be advertised, and every effort made to Sc
cure q purchaser, with Abe explicit under
months afIerapplicassSn and Acknowledgement.
either by the owner himself or the agency
the owner shall pay TO the agency a commits
ion of three per cent on tho slmount of the
sale for their services. :
To persons desiring to purchase lands III
the section above Indicated and which for
healli, good water, beautiful scenery, mar
keting facilities, and fertile lands, presents
rare inducements, this agency strongly re-
commends itse'ffrom the fact that the part
ners arc all well known to the citizens ofthe
above named Counties, and are familiar with
the varied soils of the entire section. Being
practlcaf FARMERS themselves, and DESTROYS
OF aiding III increasing the. number of enerr
getic agriculturists in this beautiful region
their object will be to bring purchaser and
seller together upon fair and equal terms,
and with The mir understanding on the part
OF both OF the only pecuniary interest which
can accrue to the agency as above given from
their transactions; and the agency will take
pleasure in showing any lands and giving
any Information to purchasers desirable, 10
enable them to make a profitable invest
ment.
Lands surveyed and mapped titles exam
lncd, and no sale made unless satisfactory
assurance TO the purchaser of the true state
Of tho title.
The agency would respectfully call atten-
ton of persons desiring to purchase, to sew
eral beautiful farms now Offered for sale BY
them, short descriptions of which will soon
DE arranged for advertisement and distrib-
uted to various points North.
Applications may be made at the Main of
flee ut Culpoper C. H., or to j. ]. Halsey
Mitchells Station, Culpeper County, Va.
j. j. HALSEY,
L. T, HILL,
Nov, IS, 1867.
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EIGHT!

Soft and mysterious midnight! what
varied scenes dost thou behold! Beneath
thy kind mantle nature lies buried in a
tranquil sleep--slcep which is shared
by the humble partisan and the happy
tiller of tile soil, but beneath thy cam
opy, the ship boy climbs the giddy
mast, aud the sentinel mods upon his
sky @loye wakes and weeps," and the
prowling murderer steals darkly to his
victim while, at the self-same hour,
Fashion sprakles in her halls of light !.
What mingled voices fall upon thy ear,
Oh, night J the laugh of pleasure, the
cry of woe-the whispered vow, and the
mattered curse--thc prayer OF. the up
right and holy, and the loud serenade
of the gay.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-22

The PREACHERS. I'VE were much too
busy to hear all the sermons preached during
Presbytery. Young Mr.. Marklands maiden
scrmon was eomplimented ON every side in
high terms. Mr.. Harris'B discourse ON the
fuiness Of righteousness was ono of the most
remarkablc.ws over heard, reminding us OF
what was said of Colcridge's lectu res in Lon
fon-the popularity Of his thoughts and ex-
preston lwere so original that the reporters
could not follow him. DIR. Dabney was
smooth, flowing, strong, and Mr.. McIlwaine
orthodox and animated. The Presby terans
were pleased with our people, and we with
them. DIR. Smiths powerful defence Of Pres
byterianism did not set very well on the mo-
raj bread-baslSets of some few. On the mar
rage side we belong to the Episcopalians,
but have fine appetite for Predestination,
acquired in early youth in Lynchburg, under
the teachings of Rev. DR.. Mitchell, and we
liked DIR. Smiths sermon nightly. In fact,
we like all denominations and all creeds, ex-
eept abolitfonism, which is the religion of
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SAW-MHLH..
DR.. E. w. Row.

lust received and for sale, fresh
" supply of extra No. KEROSENE Oil, alta
low price, Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, &c; also,
a supply of machine oil, white Lead, Paints,
Varnish, and Paint and Varnish Brushes.
august 2, 1867. IL. d. TALIAFERRO.
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ALBERT Nichols, of ancient and hon
orablo memory, has just opened No. Res
taurant over his Bar. His fresh Cream AL
and his newly shucked Oysters are very fine.
Having q butchers stall of his own, Albert
will be able TO glve:hs customers the choic-
est cuts of beef and mutton. Give the old
gentlomaRa call. afY
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-22

Oup PASSENGER DEpoT. hen-house
is good thing-for hens, but not for ladies',
gentlemen, negroes and dogs to be crowded
into while waiting for tho cars, especially
when one-half the hen-house is cut Off to
make an Office for the agent, ndfat
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-22

WnIskr, in moderation, IS good for
some people, and Capt. PErToS has got some
almost as good as that "Good Old Rye" the
praises OF which are sung 70 glowingly on
tho fourth page. 44H Ia sa
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-22

Mr.. W. $. BOSWELL has given us a
monster cabbage, weighing IA lbs. and meas
uring we know not how many feet. The head
Is bigger than the head Of any editor, save
one in Maryland or Virginia. 1t is clear
case of hydrocabba gocephaus.
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aabIit nnO glrihafe snIes.
HOUSE And LOT EoR sue.

OFGE r for sale, the House and Lot
= ON which Inow reside, adjoining the resi-
dence Of DrsEs r. Taliaferro and Mrs p. II i.
Fry. The lot contains about a half acre of
ground, the house is n two STORY
BRICK DWELLING, .
with two rooms on the1lrst, and three on the
second floor, and an excellent basement di-
ming room, with closet ami da6ry.rboln at
tached. The Kitchen is Of brieleioWith four
rooyns. A we'll of fine water is withintwenty
seetofthe house. 1thas all necessary out ljifiiu
ings. All Of which are in good order.
For terms apply TO the subscriber.
July 10 lSB7 w. III. CHA PMAN,
. Orange O. H. Va
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PRoSPECTUS
OF THE
WEE&Lf Ma 74cNAL INTELLIGEvc.ER
Washington, d. G.

washington, IL. Z.
IN Compliance witn numerous solicit
a tations, the publication Of the Weekly
National Intelfgencer was resumed on Nov
embber %, 1865. 1t is much enlarged, and Is
in fact, one of the largest Weekly Newspa-
pers published in this country, Il Is printed
with new and clear type, on strong fine white
paper, and Will contain more reading matter
than any weekly published south of New
York. Its columns are devoted to News, Lit
erature, Commerce, Agriculture the Indus
trial Arts, the Interests Of Religion, and P0-
litical Affairs.
Itcontains Regular Reports OF COMPRESSION
oil Proceedings and Departmental News, and
the Latest Foreign and Domestic Markets.
In each of its departments special attention
Is given by an able and numerous corps OF
editors and reporters to provide the latest,
most interesting, and reliable intelligence,
and to make the Weekly National Intelli-
gencer in every respect a First Class Nation
al Newspaper
Maintaining the Just Constitutional Pow
ers of the General Government on the one
hand and reserved rights of the States on the
other, confident that the Union can be pre-
served only while the rights of each shall be
respected by both and not transcribed by
either, the Weekly National Intelligencer
will advocate the restoration of the Southern
States to their places in the Union, on the
basis of a Just and equal representation In
the National Legislature and the Electoral
College, and VIII urge Etrfsd and sectional
pacifcation and reconciliation as The means
of restoring harmony and prosperity to all
parts of the country and the proper develop
ment of its vast agricultural, mineral, and
industrial resources. In addition TO its value
as q miscellaneous newspaper the Weekly
National 1ntelligencer will in every respect
supply the place of a National Union cam
palgn paper. 1t twill be the only weekly pub
LEGATION of this character published at the
seat of Governments Itrests with the friends
of the Union and the Constitution TO secure
to this paper a cifrIllnti&N thai shall enable
il. to sbfo2d tbs Ruth, and Is iTolise the pa
tfiofic impulses of the people in every State,
county, town, hamlet, and hreside where
truth and patriotism are appreciated.
:. TERMS, IN ADVANCE.
one copy, one year, 50 %
three months 90
Great reductions made to getters up of
clubs. .s !
For Daily Intelligencer, $40 per year.
For Tri- Weekly 1ntelligencer, So per year.
All communications should be addressed
to SNOW, COYEE q co,
Successors TO Gales & Seaton, dec'd,)
Pub. National IltcliiQencer,
WASHINGTON ID. G.
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NEW COMMISSION House.. --Ouf young
friends. w. II. Fowle, Jr., and w. Keith Ar
instead, have formed a co-partnership and
opened Commission House in Alexandria.
We know these young gentlemen and take
pleasure in commencing them to the favora-
BILE notice of our people. -=f- f-.t.
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GoNE.--Our young friends, SrANARD
and Battle, who helped so much to enliven
our village during the summer, left us on
Saturday, the 9th, for Mobile. May kind
Providence watch over them. us girls shall
miss the latter very much. Don't get the
yellow foyer, George, but come back soon
xtsummcr. We'regetting hungry already.
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IA KING sTFEHT' IA
Boots and shoes!
FALL STOCK!
KING STREET.


FALL STOCK!
WE HAVE NOW ON HAND A LARGE STOCK
w of LADIES', GENTS, MISSES, BOYS,
YOUTHS and CHILDREN'S BOOTS and
SHOES, of every description, which have
been recently made, of the best quality and
latest styles; also good stock of HEAVY
GOODS, suitable for the country, to which we
Invite the special attention of Country Mer-
ch ants, and Farmers in want of good and re-
liable goods will do well to call and examine
before buying, as they will be sold very cheap.
Mems Calf Double Sole stitch Boots
Scotch Bottom Boots.
F" Dress Boots.
Heavy Kip Double Sole.
Grain.
Calf Congress. E 1F
Stitch Congress. @
Scotch Bottom Shoes.
90 Peg Balmorals. te
g" Heavy Kip Brogans.
=" Eewcd I'rogans.
Ladies' Calf, Goat and Morocco Boots.
Glove, Kid, Congress and Polish Boots.
Lasting ~ 49,
=" Fine Kid Heel slippers.
Lasting and Morocco.
Misses Calf, Goat and Morocco Boots.
Z" Lasting and Kid Polish Boots.
Children's Goat, Morocco, Lasting, Calf and
Glove Kid, Lace and Button Boots
Boys, Youths and Childrens Long Calf and
Gents and Ladies Gum Over Shoes.
w. b. WADDEY,
"a King St., Alexandria, Va.
New, Is, '67-3n.
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WHITE LADoR.--A number Of gentle
men in this vicinity have employed an agent
to secure white labor for them. II the ne
gross would do their duty, we should hear
less OF white labor movements. Thcy would
do their duty II let alone and not infiamsd
by:demagogucs
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MErEoRs.-We sat up till 4 o'clock to
see the Meteors, ate q box of Sarlines, got
very sick. didn't see no Mctsors, and aInt
going to do so any more. Fss
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-22

MORE APPLIES. We are Indebted to
some country friends, who object to having
their names In the papers, for q fine mess of
cooking apples. 80 -
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DIR. Row has card in this issue, He
is one of the best friends Of the paper in this
town, or out of 1t. He can minister to n
young lady's heart diseased better than any
married Doctor in Virginia, and he can am
putate q FOOLS head quicker'n lightning.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-22

DIR. pERsoN,--Particula attention
IL called to the Dental notice Of this gentle
man In another column. The Aluminium
IL a valuable discovery,
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ODD.-Cold winds have been blow
ing from the South, of and on, hereabouts,
for the last three weeks. How do you ac-
count for it7
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The Farmer,
MONTHLY JoURNAh,
DEVOTED TO
AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE,
THE MECHANIC ARTS
USEHOLD ECO Monty!
PUBLISHED AT RICHMOND.
by
ELLIOTT s. HELD
The FarsAlel

The Publishers, determined to exert all
their energies, look with confidence to the
new year for such an increase of patronage
as will enable them to enlarge the usefulness
of The Farmer and make IL a still more de-
sirable medium for advertisers.
The terms of subscription have been made
so low and reasonable as to place 1t within
the reach of all who may desire 1t; and in
view of the great interests to he served by an
extensive circulation, we confidently expect
the hearty cooperation OF many in those
sections of the country not now supplied
with good Agricultural Journal.
Terms of Subscription:-For u single copy
one year, So 90. r. t..a,;st .s5fr= 51
Club Itates:-Five copies one year for SIS;
ten copies one year for SIS; fifteen copies one
year for S37; twenty copies one year for $40;
twenty-five copies one year for $780, and larger
clubs in the same proportion. :
To secure the advantages of these liberal
terms, the clubs must be complete at the
time of subscription, and the money accom-
pany the order.
1t Is pot required that all the subscribers
to q GLIB shall receive the Farmer at one of
flee. II necessary it will be mailed under the
club arrangement to as many different Offices
as there are subscribers to the club. i
ELLIOTT & SHIELDS, :
Richmond, Va.
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Bic TuRsIr.--Capt. Brown presented
us the otherday with aturnip which weighed
AZ lbs, and measured 2611 inches in circum-
ference. 1t was not q ruta baga
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Benz. RosE's advertisement will be
found in its appropriate place. lie is one Of
our largest merchants and sells more goods
IL II said, than almost any othen
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Our LAWYERS ought to have their
cards in our paper, like all the other lawyers
In all tho other papers, and also all the other
lawyers who practice at our bar. efais
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-22

For SALr.-fhc buildings lately oc-
cupicd and used as a Penitentiary near Rich
mond. Terms liberal, For particulars I'D
dress, ti ltssk f. II. PIERFoST,
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"DIsPESsED."- Gen. ScHoFrELD has
dispensed" pretty phraseD with the next
legislature. We will thank him to finish
the job by dispensing with PIERPoSr and
running the piachinc ofDistrict One by him
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-22

Farm WANTED. particular atten.
tion is called to the advertisement for graz
ing farm, which appears In to-days paper.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-22
Gommfreial 8ctoro,
A1FsANDRi A MARKETS, Nov;F,;go. 1867
sp,rial goiitts.

Sptrial Notitts.
4 GARD INVALIDS.-A Cler-
IA gyiiian, while residing In South Ameri-
ca as a missfohary, discovered a safe and sim
pie REMEDY FOR the cure of nervous weakness
early decay, diseases of the urinary organs
and the whole disorders brought on by bane
ful and vicious hal bits. Great numbers have
beer cured ny this Noble remedy. Prompted
by n desire I'd benefit the afflicted and uiifor-
and using this medicine in n sealed envei-
ope, TO any one who needs IL, Free Of Charge.
Address JOSEPH r. INMAN,
Station d, Bible House, New York City.
July 70, 1857. lily.
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CAPT. Tow. PEYToN is prepared to do
all kinds of saving.
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sEvEN HUNpR ED ACRES
I, az
ORANGE LAND,

r OFFER for sale Seven Hundred A
= ores of my land, situated on the Plank
Road from Fredericksburg to Orange C. r.,
and about three miles from the latter place.
Three Hiuldzed heres are cleared, and we'll
but especially is IL adapted to grazing
The balance is in original growth, pine, lrhite
oak, Chestnut, &c, all In ode body, and a
splendid range for hogs. The wholsis well
watered. '-- - - a.
Theabove land can be had for muck less
price than other land of the same grade has
been sold for in the neighborhood. t'FtSt
Ifnot sold by the first of next December u
will be for rent or lease. ="
For further. information address me at Or
ange Court House, W..
FRAKCfs JERDoNE.
august % sIe67--1p, : - : = 4.
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9fIiacrIIamtUas 9Oueriisenruis.
HOME LARD AGENCY,

Motn Street, Culpeper G. H., Va.
J. j. HALsEY, I. T. HILL, A. J. STOFERi
Lands bought or sold on uniform Commission
Of three PEI. cent Titles eruntf1led
and Lands Surveyed II
desired
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Demorest's Monthly Magazine

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OBSERVE what Mr.. YATES states In his
advertisement The chewing tobacco he sent
us is No. l. article.
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WooD - We won't have to beg
liko dogs and other editors for wood, will we,
.pretty little subscribers?