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Notices, Sales, Rents, &c.
A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINISTRATOR
with the will annexed of all and sngua- the goods
and chattles rights and credits of Henry D. Tur-
ner deceased at February Term 1867, of the Court
OF Pleas and Quarter Session for the County of
Wake, all persons indebted to the estate of the
deceased are required to make immediate payment
and all having debts or demands against the same
are hereby notified to present the same for pay
ment or this notice will be pleaded in bar
VIM. s. MASON. Adm. &c.
Raleigh, March 8, 1867, 150-tf
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STILL ANOTHER!

DULLIAM, JONES & co. WILL RE-
i SUME their Great Catalogue Auction Sale
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Ready Made Clothing,
on Wednesday next, the 5th day of June, at their
Store on Fay etteville Street.
Let the Merchants take notice.
May 3Oth. 29-td
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Raleigh, March S, l
CITY PROPETY
a =

VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE HOUSES
and Lots in the City (ront of Nash Square) lately
occupied by Mrs. Ruffn Tucker Deceased
The House contains 10 rooms, all well furnish
ed, lot about 21a acres, grounds beautifully orna-
mented with shrubery, conservatory filled with the
rarest flowers, and gardens of fine vegetables and
choice fruit trees, all necessary out buildings and
well of good water. Possession can be given i'm
mediately.
W. H. & R. 8. TUCKER.
Raleigh, March 2, 1861 14S-tf
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Union members marked
CONNECTICUT.
James Dixon, o.
Orris S Ferry, U.
CALIFORNIA
John onness, U.
Cornelius Cole, U.
DELAWARE.
George Read Riddle, o.
Willard Salisbury, ..
ILLINOIS.
Richard Yates, U.
Lyman Trumbull, q.
INDIANA.
Thos Hendricks, o.
Oliver p. Morton, q.
IOWA.
James W Grimes, u.
James Harlan, U.
KANSAS.
Samuel c. Pomeroy, q.
Edmund q. Ross, o.
KENTUCKY
James Guthrie, o.
Carrot Davis, o.
MAINE.
Lot NJ Morrill,, U.
VIM P Fessenden, U.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Charles Sumner, U.
Henry Wilson. q.
MARYLAND.
Reverdy johnson, 0.
Vacancy.
MISSOURI.
John B. Henderson, U.
Charles d Drake, U.
MICHIGAN.
Zachariah Chandler, U.
Jacob NJ Howard, U.
MINNESOTA.
Alexander Ramsay, U.
Daniel S Norton, o.
pannhlio.nS 40 DanoOer
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HousE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Republicans AZ. Democrats II.
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Fortieth Congress.

SENATE
Union members marked sU;" Opposition 90,
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RNIA. 4. Francis Thomas, c.
bers to be 5. Frederick Stone, o,
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KINGSTON, ia, Nov. II.
Serious disturbances have occurred at Fai-
mouth, on the north side OF the island, between
the negro soldiers aud the new police force or
ganized under the order lately issued by the
Government. The blacks are on trial. Inc
Governme MT fears to call out the miitia "
quell the agitation, step which appears neo-
esSaEy. E-esf.fs.. ...,.
a private firm in New York have contract
ed to lay telegraph cable between ouDa ana
Jamaica. and Aspinwall. The government OF
New Grenada grants exclusive privileges Tor
twenty-five years.
mn;ci las ostclished the natives. He indorses
ey-Gov Eyre's method of suppresSine insnr-
rection and will probably adopt it if necessary
'a t1H HAVANA, Nov. -.
We have dates by the steamer Danube from
ST Johns, Porto Rico, to the 18th inst. Two
appalling shocks OF earthquake had been telt
on the 18th inst, and the CONSERVATION among
the Whne people was terrible. Whether any
damage was done by the earthquake was not
as1 So, when the Danube lett.
Inc steamer from st. Thomas has arrived
with news to tue 18th inst . f1f
The passengers aud specie ty the Solent had
been transferred to the Southampton steamer
when the late hurricane set in, and conse-
quently ap safe. Only the island passengers
had been transferred. The steamer Conway is
safe, as she has been got off Tortola, where she
had got aground in the blow. The steamer
lamar left st. Thomas on the 14th inst. for
Southampton. The Island of Tortugas was
washed over by heavy sea during the hurri-
cane. sssl -''a Hf -f' ~
ff. .i.s doiirts io' HAVANA, Nov. q.
Admiral Tegithoff had communicated with
the Cuban authorities, requesting them to
avoid any demonstration on the arrival OF the
EmDerors remains. AL.
9~Fa New YORK, Nov. "a.
Special telegfams published in the Herald
state that rumors prevail in the Island of ia
maica that the negroes are determined to make
a rising at about Christmas
Two frightful shocks Of earthquake were ex-
perienceds at Kingston atmidnight ON the 18th,
but without effectng any very fatal damage.
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u
The Convention to-day passed an ordinance
imposing an additional tax of cen per centllm
of the taxes otherwise assessed on the taxable
property in this State for the Convention, to
he assessed and collected during the tax year
OF 1868. The bill of rights provides among
other things, that all men are created equal:
they are endowed by their Creator with certain
inalienable rights; that among these are life
and liberty and the pursuit of happiness; and
that all persons or classes in this State who are
or may be declared citizens OF the United States
by the Constitution thereof, are hereby de-
clared citizens of the State Of Alabama, pos
sesslng equal political rights and public
privileges without distinction of race color or
previous conditions. The section in the bill of
rights defining treason, as passed. saws no one
shall be convicted of treason except on the ties
timony OF two witnesses and the same overt
: act or upon his own confession in open Court.
The franchise articles provides that those who
shall be convicted of treason shall not exercise
the right ofDsufflage. II Is believed that all
those persons who come within the $4,000
clause of Pi esident Johnson's amnesty procla-
nation, and against whom proceedings were
instituted in the State District. Courts, who.
upon being pardoned by the President, had to
appear III the Court and enter the plea of par
don and guilt, are DISTINGUISHED by the new
CONSTITUTIONS. If this is correct 10000 or 10000
whites are DISTINGUISHED at one blow in this
State.
8 E0ening SessSoa.-An amendment to the bill
OF rights was offered, that common carriers
Shall not make any discrimination on account
OF color, between persons travelling on public
conyeyances, which caused great excitement.
Several black delegates delivered inflammato-
ny harangues, demanding entire social equality
and the right to ride in sleeping cars, Sc
Two whites favored the amendment Messrs
Griffin and Ketfer making violent speeches.
Several whites opposed it in strong speeches.
After heated and protracted debate, the sub
Ject was postponed until Monday 'di 81
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rrinI ofJeGDaxi..

.slljr !. .,s.. "a - .f RICHMOND, Nov %
The Davis trial will commence Monday at
IL O'Clock. AT that hour he will place himself
in the custody of the United States Marshal
and it is believed that he will be bailed from
DAY TO day on his own recpgnizance. About
fifteen witnesses arc summoned for the gov
eminent, including James A. Seldom, late
Confederate Secretary of War, and Gen. Jo-
seph K. Johnston. 1t is stated that he will be
tried on new indictment to be made by the
grand jury here. Chief-Justice Chase and
Judge Underwood will arrive here Monday
morning. Messrs Chandler and Evarts of the
prosecution, and O'Connor and Shea of the
defence will arrive here Tomorrow morning.
Jeff Davis spent nearly all day with his eoun-
sell l ll 49, III ~
RICHMOND, Nov. "A.
AS Judge Chase Will mot arrive here until
Tomorrow afternoon, the Davis trial win not
commence until o'clock, when Judge Chase
will deliver the charge to the grand Jury, II
Is not known whether he will remain dnrino
all the trial. Mr.. Davis counsel say thew are
entirely ready to go ON, and the Government
officers give no intmatlon of any postpone
ment on their part. A letter was received to-
day from Gen. Robert d. Lee, who has been
sommoned asa witness by the Government,
saying that he will be in Richmond tomorrow.
MessrS . Conner aud Shea, for the defence,
Mflfea here to-day, and Messrs Brady, OF
NeW YORK, and Reid, of Philadelphia, will
come when The trial has commenced Messrs
EVarGs and Dana, for the prosecution, have
also arrived to-day. Mr.. Davis attended st.
rauTs Church this morning.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 23. n 4
The total receipts from internal revenue for
the week were S2114,000, and total since the
beginning Of the present fiscal year, July LIST,
49,, 100000.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue has
made the following decisions :--House painters
are not liable to special tax as manufactu-
rers in respect to the painting done by them,
but If they furnish paints or other articles
used by them, charging therefor amount
exceeding $1,000 per annun, they are liable as
dealers. Bru. hes made entirely of tampico
without any mixture of bristles, may be re-
garded as wooden brushes, and exemptfrom
taxation. Paper for collars, cuffs, Sc is liable
TO a tax of per cent. When paper which has
paid this tax is afterwards enameled or glazed,
it becomes liable to an additional tax upon its
increased value, -
WASHINGTON, Nov. a..
The House judiciary Committee had very
long session yesterday, lasting until night, on
the impeachment reports. Applications Of the
press reporters for advance copies of the re-
ports ON their pledge that they would not be
published until after their presentation to the
House, were refused, and they will have to be
copied after their presentation. Secresy having
been enjoined' on the Committee, nothing has
been said to outside parties giving an idea of
the character of the reports. They are known,
however, to be very. long. No information can
be obtained to verify the report tina, one of the
Committee has changed his mind so as to give
a majority for impeachment. ee5
Inc U. ). Consul at Teneriffe, under date of
Oct. 20, informs the Department of State that
the quarantine restrictions there have been so
far modified that all whalers that lett the
united States previous to June LIST, 1867 and
mat came with clean bills of health, were adj
niitted. IN .tl3 ~ 800 81 -,
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b. -. 80. :. .f.. UIyg & NEW YORK. N 0V. %.
Ihe definite organization OF the committees
Is looked for in the prot9undest mystery, and
every effort SO far to get the secret from Mr..
Colfax has met with defeat The latest gener.
al impression is that Gen. Garfield will be
chairman of the Committee on WAYS and
Means. .'tt ~ s.i ~
A Washington dispatch states that Secre-
tary Stanton thinks that Congress should
make his case a test one under the tenure of
office BILL with a view to rebuke Mr.. johnson
for his understandable assumption of power
Gen. Avenlis. friends are pressing him for
Mr.: Stanton's place as Secretary of War
Movements are on foot by Southern loyalists
to have Gen. Mower succeed Gen. Howard in
case the latter is removed from the Freedmen's
Bureau.
Troops in the South will be concentrated in
the principal cities after the elections and the
conventions are-over.
The general impression is that the financial
business will be the first thing acted on by
Congress, and parties are being formed under
the titles of Contractionists and Expansionists.
Ex-Secretary Stanton has stated to the COM
mission that he has no desire to resume posi-
ton in the War Department -
Official advices have been received that the
treaty selling two of the Danish West India
Islands to the United States for 81, 800 600 in
gold has been signed at Copenhagen, but Den
mark retains Santa Cruz. iillr .'s
aHi Gen. Mowers recent removals meet with the
disafprobation of the President in the main
part lEt- VI
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Foreign New. per steamer. :.

NEW York, Nov. %
1t was believed that between $50 and 300
lives were lost by the colliery explosion at
Ferndale, South Wales. -
The troops sent against Garibaldi consisted
OF 1000 Pontifical troops and 1000 French, act
ing as a support and turning on two TANKS.
french loss killed and 80 wounded Pontifi-
cal loss 20 killed and 1913 wounded. Garibal-
dian loss GOO dead left on the field, wound
ed in proportion, 1900 prisoners taken to Rome
and 700 sent to the frontier. The ChassepOt
rifle did wonders 49,
On:Monday's sitting. Of the committee of the
lower house Of the Australian legislative body
on the compromise with Hungary, the Fl
nance Minister made a Speech in which he
announced that henceforth all excess of ex-
penditures over revenue would be entirely
avoided, and that there was every prospect of
settlement of the financial position of the
Emperor 4He -fi''
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From California.

I.s5 zt4 SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. %.
Sangerate, the absconding agent of the Pa
cific Sugar Refining Company, went to Hong
Kong by the Great Republic, and chartered a
vessel to load with sugar of McComonta &
Battica, for San Francisco, as agent OF the
Hong Kong of thousands Of dollars by fraud
ulent drafts on the company here, sailed for
Manila with letters of Introduction from the
principal of the house Of the China Sugar
Company. The company in this city have no.
titled parties in Manila. W
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Sherif's Sale.

OUNfbEhLANDg
a TTACHED on a writ and will be sold at public
"A auction by consent OF parties, on Monday, Nov.
25th, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, at the auction
room OF II. o. Bailey 169 Fore street, in Portland
and County aforesaid, the following personal prop
erty, 10 wit: Sugar, Heeinda, Eng. Breakfast and
w. l. Coffee, Mustard, Teas, Jar GeIkins, AssOrte1
French Mustard, tickied Lines Barrel Pickles,
Matches Olives, CaulihOwers, Pepper Sauce, Can
reaches, two and three pounds Can Tomatoes,
ketchup, quarts and pints, Spices, Cream Tartar,
Saleratus, Soap, different kinds. Hops, Starch, Ex-
tracts, Oils, Pals Tubs, Brooms Pop Corn Butter,
irvine Straw Paper, east Cakes, barrels Picked
Irlpe, Tongues Vinegar scrubbing and stove Brush
es' Tobacco, Cigars, Backing, &c, Sc
f. o. BAILEY, Auct.
Portland, Nov % 1867 ala
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4ndian AGairs.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. %
North Platte specials say no Indians L,yo
yet arrived. They promise to come in lire
for months. t.iA tt-N3
Gems Sanbern and Harvey have left for this
place, The Sioux would not meet them
Henry M. Matthews, OF st. Louis, his been
appointed special agent of the Crow Indians
AT. Chamberlain. Of st. Louis. special AGENT
of the Northern Indians, with his Headquarters
at Fort Laramie; Levi Holiday. of st Louis,
has been appointed general agent of the tribes
of the North Platte, ~ =
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t $500 New ORLEANS, Nov. %.
Gen Mower this evening issued special or
der, No. 1873, suspending those portions of or
ders Nos 10 and 1872 of the Goth and 21st insts.
removing the Judicial and State officers.
The Times has special dispatch saying
Gen. Grant has directed Gen. Mower to sus-
pend his order making removals until General
Hancock arrives.
We are informed that although DIR. Avery
the newly appointed Sheriff, has not given the
required bond, a military guard was sent this
pants from the Office and insta Hing DR.. Avery
The City Council last night adopted the May
or's recommendation that the city notes of the
denomination of 800 and 500 be stamped to
bear $40 interest from December 1st.
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M -.. NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 49,
Inc convention met to-day and elected col
ored men as temporary Chairman and Seere-
tary, No permanent organization was arrived
at, anil adjourned until Monday Fnrtv-
four negroes and % whites Were present IN
caucus Judge Talleferro seemed TO ba tbn
choice for permanent Chairman, but il is
probable tine negro members will elect one of
their own color. 1t was understood that II
was resolved in the caucus That the first stem
of the convention would be to declare all the
State offices vacant, and to ill them with their
own appointees.
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Fires.

BAAU e aE CONCORD, N. H.. Nov. a.
Fire in Rumford block this morning damaged
the building to the amount of $500. The store
of Churchill & Kilburn, on the first floor, was
damaged by water to the amount of $4,000.
The office of the Independent Democrat, in
Of $500. Other occupants of the block expe
rionced slight losses. All the losers are fully
insured. Ia .....e,.Ii
9gl5aa d KEEsvILLE, N. r., Nov. "A.
A destructive fire occurred here last night,
destroying the Post Office, telegraph and ex-
press offices, drug, dry goods, jewelry and shoe
stores, also the Office and material of the Es-
sex county Republican. Scarcely anything
was saved. 1t is impossible at the present time
to estimate the losses. -
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FRANKFORT, Nov. 22--Evening.-US S. bonds are
quoted at 75s tt 49,, ~
,lIyERPoot, Nov. 22-Evening = Cotton closed
guet and unchanged; sales 10000 bales. The advces
from Manchester contine uniavorable the market
tive, Breadstuffs-Corn ASS Cd; Wheat-California
16S Sd; red Western 13s Cd for No. O. Other Quota
ed. 'if 49, Ne
i.oNDox, NOV. % Evening. Whale Oil eaS; Sperm
vi gIi2; Lnseed 6<s Cd; Linseed Cakes eli ts Lin
seed OIL e40 los.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23-Noon.-C Cotton heavy; Mid
dlas upiands Stdi Middling Orleans SD. Bead
LONDON, Nov. 23--2 p M.--Copsols quoted at GA
for money. y. II : = aN N-s
aMEhicAN SEcURITIEs-The following are the
current Quotations for American securities; United
Erie Railroad shares AZ, -. - $50 '-, N'2'
o LIvERPooL. Nov. 23-e P. M.-Cotton ouiet and
steady though there is rather more doing: sales to-
day VIII reach 900 bales. Lard Sis Bacon As.
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nouse and Land on Deer Street
at Ancfinn

4 ~ MousDAh November 25th nj 2 O'Clock u M
sniis seii tne new one and one-halt story wood
~. noise, w. Deer street. Said house contains
in cellar, &c Lot contains iOo "T ~ sprs
This property is located within few lnipnts In
of the Post Office, and is desirable ior occn,an,, IN
investment Can be let for $3.50 a year saie ,os ~
tive. Terms easy. Il. o. BAILEY, Aucf
November 20 dtl
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Desirable Dwelling House,
Hn complete Order ior Immediate Occu-
nnmcV.

pnncy.
Possession 10 Be giren aoithR tet days after Sale.
WILL be offered for sale at auction on MONDAY
the 18th inst, the Dwelling House and lot No.
n 81 stIeet, the residence OF the late WILLIAM
fhEI.NiAN containing twelve finished rooms, with
.r ~, SSlstern Gas, an excellent Wen and
Nis stable on the premises with roam for a
The pre@ud spacious Carriage entrance,
hours OF II aneran be examined daily betwaan the
Good title will be all ' "0'"''" '"e
II O'Clock A Nj. Sale ON The ,,ra,,iso. n,
Payments not less than on ss - az
be secured by mortgage on one, cd cash balance Il,
with interest half yearly. d three Wears
For further particulars enquire OF z.
Exchange street, or ~ 100
j. S. BAILEY, Auetloneer,
Nov IS, 1s67-nol9dtd Plum street.
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4 The total value OF foreign exports from this port
last week, amounted to $153,0s206. Included in the
shipments were l7,076 sugar box shocks, ,1e9 bdls
feet lumber, 40, 800 shingles mass, $50 bbs flour
% bbls. pork, 20 bbs polatoes 200 bbls apples Zoo
bush wheat, cases boots, 200 bbls lard kgs but
ter 46 cases rubbers, IA Stoves So gals wine bbls
beans, % gals turpentne, 1lS bbls OIL 1856 pkgs
drV mdse. 5-fs f.sle lsa4lEti Z 49,
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AUCTION SALES.
Il. M PATTEN ~ co., Auetioueer.
OFFICE EXCHANGE STREET.

WE call special attention 10 our sale OF Crockery
Al auveftlsed Tor Tuesday, Goth, at 10 O'Clock A.
w. GPe gu IOf examination Monday at ernOOn and
osK Ine trade TO Look over catalogue and wares
ely lot must be sold POI IPpyaSgjtt ~
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~, !. s#.t ~. NASHVILLE, Nov. %.
j ne Senate to-day passed a bill appropriate
State I77.' -. .fT'''i'1''S y. 'o
-: .. smith Taylor, a notorious horse thief in
jan mere, charged with murder, scaled the walls
this afternoon and escaped. with three other
prisoners, ane of whom was recaptnred. ~.
MEMPHIs, Nov. 3d.
The Board OF Health report SO deaths dur.
ing the week, 15of which were OF yellow fever.
str.7 W WILMINGTON, Nov 23.
The Daily Chronicle of this city says this at
ternoon, ten men. six colorea aud four white,
We're dashed at New CASTLE The exhibition
was Witnessed bya large crowd Of men and
boys. The whipping commenced at ! O'Clock.
q Inc scene was enhvened By Q drunken man
pilloried -.
=, returns thus far received indicate the cleo
''o,i OF The radical delegates to the Convention.
"a large radical torchght procession took
OF negroes. SH'T@'
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,4NG EAffi New ORLEANS, Nov %.
~, avery, the new Sheriff, was in his office
ties. - W 9"oie III ~ VI WY ~
The Courts have continued their business
fusion. '"p'eo ny 'ne i"'e 0on
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The Lillippution steeple Chase
~ Grand RaHIO7s M0ti9ee,
Thursday Thanksgiving Afternoon


uE Matinee Prices So cents to all part ofthe house,
Notwithstanding the enormous expense attending
the engament OF this remarkable and Unequalled
Troupe of European Skill, the management have re-
solved upon the following reasonable prices OF ad-
nilsson:
Orchestra Chairs and Reserved Seats rs cents;-
Parquette 90 cents; Gallery 50 cents. -
precisely 80
az The sale Of Reserved Seats will commence at
ROLLINS y GlLkEY'S Drug Store, on SATUR-
REM SER
That those who wish for seats must Sc
cure them in advance. .aa li.} no'1dct
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among ..e w.,.ks, Mes, .r.

Nssay sy PHILADELPHIA, Nov %.
There is considerable excitement among the
whiskey dealers in consequence of the new
regulations of the Treasury Department, which
will consolidate all the bonded whiskey in one
warehouse, whereby certain prominent politi-
clans, it is said, will pocket about $4,000 per
annum in storage fees. sek gsse
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K. w. PATTEN a. CO., Auctioneers,
a.t OFFICE IA EXCHANGE STREET.
Crockery Ware at Auction.

ON TUESDAY, November goth, at 10 o'clock A.
" NJ. without the least reserve, twenty-five crates
and casks Of ware, received directly from the Pot
terry, tcih orders 10 close 1t consists in part OF
Platters, Plates, Pitchers, Mugs, Basins, Bowls,
Naples, Bakers, Ewers and Basins, Chambers,
Creams, Sugars, Tea Sets. Cuslards, Baking Pots
and Pans, Spittoons, Blanc Mango Moulds, together
with an assortment of other ware, all OF hich may
be seen Monday previous 10 sale.
81 lt ..a ALSO - '-
An assortment of Silver Plated goods. Casters
Spoons, Forks, Ladies', Goblets Cups Cake Baskets,
Salyers, sc. Dealers and others are invited 10 at
tend. Every lot must be Sold
November 49, utu
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Boston Stock List,
Sales at the BrOkerS Heard Nav On
" Q. w. HOLMES,
A U c T | O N e E r I!
300 Congress Street.

5aieS oiany kind of property in the City OF vi
-sT-@ 9 flEf Is D October IL, df
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Lost,

Lost,
ON Saturday evening the 10th inst, while walk
" ing from Congress to Summer Street; VA state
and Danforth Streets a BLACK BROADCLOTH
COAT. The finder will be SUITABLY reWarne1 ny
leaving it at this office. novz3diw'