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Interesting from Kansas. CONSTITUTION AND RITUAL OF THR GRAND ENCAMP- MENT AND REGIMENTS OF THE KANSAS LEGION, OF KANSAS TERRITORY. ADOPTRD aPRIL 4, 1805. ARTICLE 1, Section 1, This body shall be known as the Grand En- campment of the Kansas Legi n of Kansas Territory, and be composed of representatives elected from each Bubordinave regiment existing in the Territory, as herein- after provided. Sec. 2.§dt the first meeting nights in January and July, One representative from each subordinate regiment, one jitional representative for every fifty memburs, shall be elected as members of this Grand Body, the regi- ment having power to ill vacancies in case of the inability ‘of any delegate to attend any mesting of the irand Ku- campment; provided, that should any subordinate regi- nent be instituted between the times above specitied, that they may have the power to elect their representa: tives at such — will insure them a delegate to the Grand Encampment. Sec, 3. The regular sessions of the Grand Encampment Bhall be held on the third Wednesday of January and July, at such hour and place as shalt be selected by the Fneampment at the previous seiai-aunual session, ARTICLE 1, Sec. 1. The officers of the Grand Kncampment shat! consist of @ Grand General, Graud Vice-ieneral, Graad Quarter-Master, Grand aymaster, Gruad Aid, two Grand Sentinels and Grand Chaplain, to be elected wannally by Dallot at the January session, vith the exception of th» Sentinel and Chaplain, who shail be appoinied by the General for each meeting. Sec. 2. The Grand General shall preside at all mectings of the Grand Kncampmect. He shat! call spevial meet ings, at the writwn request of ve representatives, or when he may deem.it necessary taco so. He aball have @ general supervision uf Lue orgapization in the Terri tory. He shall huve power to grant dispensatioas for the formation of subordinate regiments, at such pl 6 he may deem best for the welfare of the cause und order, and may authorize initiations of members ia places where ents are to be orgauived, under such Fegulations as the Grand Encampmeat may adopt. He ‘may visit personally, or by deputy, all regimeuts uuder his jurisdicdon, and require « strict compliance with the Tules and usages of the organization, wud shall re- port to the Grand kncampment at each session thereof, tbe result of his labors, with @ correct and succiuct statement of the Order throughout the lerritory. See. 3. The Grand Vice Geveral shali perform the du- ties of the Grand General in his absence, Sec. 4. The Grand Quartermaster aball keep # correct minute of the proceedings of each meetiug, and an acca- Zate roll of the members, He soail give information of all meetings by a written or priated notice to the coluvel of each subordinate regiment, He stall collect and pay over to the Grand Paymaster ali sums due the Grand Encampment. He shall attend to such other business as may properly be required of him by virtue of his office. . 5. The Grand Paymaster shall have charge of all moneys belonging to the Grand Encampment. He shall attend to all receipts and disoursemeats. He shall kee @ regular and correct uccountot his doings, woich shal at alltimes be open to the officers of the wrand Encamp- ment, and make a faithful and correct statement of tae finances at each session thereof, See. 6, The other officers shall perform such duties as usually’ a) in to their respective offices, under the general direction of the presiding officer. ARTICLE fi, Sec. 1. The Grand Encampment shall have power to es tablish such by-laws and rules for thelr own governmont as it shall deem necessary; make general provision for the punishment of offences ‘akan the laws of the Ur- Ger ;atry all appeals from ns of sudordinate regi- ments; and establish such constitutions for subordinate regiments under its jurisdiction as their welfare and good government may require; Provided, That the same be in accordance io the constitution and laws of the Grand bree Sec. 2. The Grand Encampment shall have power to a lax apes the subordinate regiments to defray the o Proper expenses of the Grand Encampment, by requiring of each subordinate regiment that they have two of our eaten books of rituals and constitu- tions, to be furnished at one dollar per copy, and a cuar- ter af fifty cents per copy; and if the above (ax is found insufficient to meet the ordinary expenses of the Grand Encampment, they may require of subordinates such other taxes as will meet the actual expenses incurred. Sec. 3. The Grand Encampment shail hare power to establish term pass-words to be communicated by the Grand General to the Colonel of each regiment. Sec. 4. The Grand Encampment shall make all nomina- tions for Territorial officers, at large, and immediately after such nominations shall have been made, the Grand General shall communicate the result to every regiment in the Territory. ARTICLE IY. Petitions for charters for subordinate regiments must be signed by at least five members of the order, addressed to the Grand General, and have the accompanying fee of two dollars and fifty cents exclosed, wnich will entitle them to the charter, book of rituals, constitutions, &e. ARTICLE Ve Five members shall constitute a quorum for doing busi- mess. ARTICLE Vi. Any proposed alteration of, or amendment to thiseonsti- ‘tution shall be submitted ty the Grand Encampment at Jeast one meeting before being acted upon, when, if two- thirds of the mewbers presenvat said regular weeting vowe for it, it shall be adopied. OFFICERS OF GRAND ENCAMPMENT. Grand General—Rev. G. W. Hutchinson, Lawrence, Grand Vice-General—C, K. Holliday, Topeka, Kk. T. Grand Quartermasver—J. K. Goodin, Lawrence, K. T. Grand Paymaster—charles Leib, M. D., Leavenworth City, K. 1. CONSTITUTION OF SUBORDINATE ENOAMPMENTS. We, whose names are annexed, d2 hereby pledge our- selves to be governed by the tollowing Constitution: — ARTICLE 1. This orgunization shall be known as Regiment No. — ©! the Kamas Legion. ARTICLE 11. See 1. “Any Dereon can become a member of this Le- gon, who will pledge bunself favorable to the froelym of hansas, and is eighveen years of age. Persons being re- ceived under twenty-one years of age must be vouched for by three members. Sec. 2. The name of any persons proposed for mem- Dership shall be vouched tur by one or more mgmbers; when the candidate shal. be voted for, and three negative ‘votes shall be equivalent to a rejection. Provided, that 10 person shail be proposed for membership In any regiment Other than that located in any city, town or district, in which such person resides. Sec. 8. Any member applying for an honorable dis- eharge from bis regiment, avail, upon vote of the mem- bers present at the time of such appli sation, be entitled to a certificate signed by the colonel, and covntersigaed by the quartermaster, upoo the payment of ten ceats for Buch certificate; and aoy euch member being desirous of becoming a member of another regiment, shail prevent his ceruficate, being subject to the same vote as a uew —, ; . 4, Members of the order shall have the right of debate in other regiments than their own. Their right to vote, however, shall be confined exclusively to the regiment with which they are connected. ARTICLE I. \ Sec. 1. The officers of exch subordinate regiment shall consist of a colonel, lieutenant colonel, quartermaster, waster, aid, and two senthuels, who siall be elected By ‘ballot on firet meeting niguts of January and July. ‘Sec. 2. it shall be the duty of the colonel to preside enforce a due observance of the several constitulions, laws and regulations, and secure a proper respect for Territorial Grand Encampment and its officers; see that all officers and members of committees pectorm their re- spective duties; appoint all officers and committees’ not Otherwise proviiea for; give the casting vole when a tie May occur, except in wie election of officers; have spe cial charge of the constitution and laws; draw ea ‘he peymaster for all demands on the regiment; dicect the Quartermaster to call special meetings when nec -ary, and perform all other duties pertainug to the ottice. Sec. @. It shall be the duty of the lieutenant colone! ‘to assist the colonel in the performance of his daties: hhave 1 charge of the doors, and, in the absence of the colone!, presiue. Sec. 4. It’ ehall be the duty of the quartermaster to keep an accurate record of the proceedings of the regi- ment, with «roll of the members’ names; notify mem- ders wher ordered by the colonel or a vote of the regi- giment, anc perform all other duties pertatning ty the Office. See. 5. It shall be the daty of the paymaster to receive all moneys of the regiment, pay all damands whea ao thorized by the colonel: keep an securste account of all moneys received and expented; exkinit to the regimeat on the last mectiog of each quarter a statement of the funds, and nt the en of every six months give a corres Written report of the receipts and cidbursements of the term. Sec. 6. It shall be the daty of the aid to examine the members at the opening of the regiment, and report any who are incorrect to the colonel, to assist at the initio. tion of persons, and see that the Brethren ace made com fortable during the sittings of the regiment. Sec. 7, It shall be the duty of the inside sentinel ty at tend to the inside door and report to the lieuten: colonel the names and regiments of the persons appiying for admission, and admit ch ae the lieutenant colonel order, but to admit no one without the pa sswor is, nnless otherwise ordered by the colonel, being ‘vouched for by a member of the regiment. Sec. §. It sliall be the duty of the outsive sentinel to attend to the outside door, and admit no person without ‘the password except candida‘es and those he may koow to be members of the order, or who are vouched for by « member of the regiment. ARTICLE IY. At the first in the months of January and July respectively, there shall be elected by each regiment one delegate FA eonerimen id to the Grand kncam, ment, and one addi representative for each fifty members Delonging to the regiment. 1. All cha cy preferred against See. 1. charges an’ inst a member sball be duly specified in A ge mer they shall be referred to a special committee, who shail «umn mon +uch member to appear before them to answer to the allegation set forth; and, after » fair aod impartial examination thereof, report their decision to the regi ment, which shall at once proceed to the consideration a ver disporal of the case, ba 2° When member, who shall be proved gullty of violating any principle of the order, offending against these articles, or otherwise militating against the inter- ests of the organization, shall be eubject to reprimand, suspension, or expulsion, a# two-thirds of the mambers prevent at any regular meeting may determine. When & member shall be expelled for revealing the secre of fa the order, or militating against the futerests of th tare freedom 6 nsas, his name shall be stricken fr the roll, and toall the regiments of the Territry ano thn destitute of the principles of trath, honor and Sntegrity. ents located in each tion district ¢bell make nominations for , office ip pective Aistricts, but # be two or r nis ip any une ele whatever © i cant bi cers, at large, through their delegates and the Grand Fn- ARTICLE Vi. A qucrum for business in a regiment shall consist of not less than five members. - ARTIONR Vit, Any regiment shall have power to establish such by- laws aud rules as may be deemed expetient; provided, Sect ARTICLE VIM. accord with the Grand Territorial Encampmeat, gud tall times to their approval or rejection. All moneys, except herein provided, shall be raised by vote and assessment of members belonging to regiments. See. 1, Each ARTICLE 1X regiment ¢lall meet at least twice per month, at such hour and piace as shall be selected by the regiment at the previous #esaion, See. 2. As 8000 as each and every regiment shall num- ber thirty members upon its muster roll, it shalt pro- ceed forthwith to organize an efficient regalar military company, » ARTICLE X Any proposed alteration of, or amendment to this con- stitution, shall be submitted in writing to the Grant Ku- campment, at least one meeting previous vo being acted upon. RITUAL OF SUBORDINATE KEGIMENTS. OPHNING CEREMONY. (The colonel, lieutenant colonel, quartermaster, pay- muster, aid and sentinels, places,’ the regiment ahall’ be ca addreseed by beii }@ colonel. } in their respective to order, aud thus Coionel.—Fellow soldiers in the Free State army—The hour bas arrived when we must resume the duties de- volving upon us. justice, Let us each, with a heart devoted to patriotism and liberty, attend closely to all the regulations laid down for our government and action, each Ibori Aid. —They are, Cownel. Aid, you will now review the trvops in the regiment passwords, Aid (a{ter examination).—I have examined them per- sonally, and fiud each correct. Colone!.—J pronounce thia regiment arrayed and ready for service, ORDER OF BUSINESS. 1, Reading of the minutes by the quartermaster. orate Propovels for new recruits. Voting for same, Initiation of recruits. Reports of committoos. Unfixéshed business appearing on the minutes. Mircellancous business, Adjournment, INITIATION, ing to make this review pleasant ani protitable ‘ourselves and u blessing to our count ye Ali, ace the sentinels at Ubeir posts with closed doors’ [The member proposing a friend for membership, sunll announce bim when in readiness; and at the proper time the aid shall present him to the colonel und thus address him :~ Wort for is now in readiness for enlistment in our army, Colonel.—The aid will quartermaster, (thns addressing him:—] Aid.—Quartermaster, | am directe ¥ Colonel, the candidate pro and vouched present the candidate to the “i by our colonel to present you this person who is desirous of enlisting in our ranks. Quartermaster.—Sir, you have doubtless been inform. ed of the general design of the institution to which yon now seek admission, Permit me, however, by authority, to siate to you more fully those’ principles, that you may more clearly understand what you are to expect. will be req’ You wired, first—to take an obligation of secrecy, by holding up your right hand and repoating after mo; when I pronounce my name you pronounce yours. wil ONLIGATION, ——, rolemnly pledge my honor asa man, that I never reveal, or cause to be reve led, in any mannec, or to any person, the fact that Lhave been an applicant for admission to this institution, or anything which bas or may hereafter be communicatel to me, or the naines of the person! esent—all this I promise. Q, Master.—This institution is temporary and local ia its characier. It ix designed for the Territory of kan- sag, and isto continue at least until the vote shall have settled the question as to wether Kans or & slave State. will not interfere with rig! shall be a free The requirements of this instivution tx of conscience, or the duties you owe to yourselves, your families, your country or Your God. Lhey will conflict with no law of the land, We seek, in a noble, honorable and just manner, to ac- complish two things. bivesing and prosperity of being i fr to protect the ba! Firat, desire admission Candidete —I do. Q Muster—You will then enroll your name in full uyon this book, afier which the aid will conduct you to the eclonel for further insurnetions. Aid.—Worthy colonel, I am directed to present this person to you for instructions. ir, it is with joy we welcome you to this Colonel. place, to there’ scenes trast you will find in us that purity of purp. will find in you such nobleness an union may result in cons’ eonfidence and by adoption, and as belonging your children, you feel a deep honor, yourr perity, ite where’ slavery tion’ alread) nating toue feeling that 0 this emergency have banded ourselves together and to this enored allfa ntly love between us. This to terest ia its its destiny. We are making ‘its next and intends To secure to Kansas the State; aud, second, t box from the leprous touch of une principled men, Such are our principles. Do you still and we truth, tuat this increasing regurd, country you’ and is pros he innova. we hare had w fo-etaste of its contami snd bnowing that strength lies ia union — country and our God demands of that every man should ua in o his duty, we ser svlemn bonds, in order that we inay know our own strearch—may act in concert throughout this whole Tersitory, and thas exert an influence, posse¢s an efficiency, and enjoy personal and civil protection, which as mere indivi ly ld not obtain, With these explanations upon our part we shall ask of you that you take with us an obligation placing yourself in the same attitude as bs OULIGATION, I, ——, in the most solemn minner, here in the pre- sence of Heaven ani these witnesses, bind myself that f will never reveal, word ng. ng to this recrive the same, this crgantantion. the place of me istituti 1 will ev ing the t cause to de revealed, either by look or sign, by writing, printing engraviag, in any manner whaiscever, anything per save to persons duly quuliied revea! the uame ot ct that any person is a member of the same, or even the existence of the organization, except to persons legally qual receive the same. ald I at any time withdraw, or be suspended or pelled from this to the end of my life Sh dw Ox rganization, Uwill keep this volfgstion If any books, papers or moneys belonging to this organization be eutrusted to my care or keeping, | will faitafully and completely deliver up the kame ty my successor in office, or any legally autho: rigod to receive them, I will never knowingly propote = person for membership in this order who ts not in favor of making Kansas @ free State, and whom I feel satisfied will exert his entire influence 16 uring about (his result, Iwill support, matniain, and abide by, any honorable movement mede by the organization to secure this great end, which will no! contic pastitution of the United finchingly vote for and support the nated by this organization, in preference to any and ard the othe: offirm pel bine with the la he myself under the penalt 1 Eneampmen: wrned and reviled by untry I will on otidates ms nt ‘To all of this obligation I do most solemaly prowfve and ot being ex from this organization, of having my nam: lished to the several Territor jurer before Heaven and a traitor to my ing through life by devils, forsaken by angels, and sbandor antry—nf pass- pwoed on Colonel. —Ceutlemen, you have entisted army—battling in a glorious cause. For thir yeara this soil hue been to us cor: e. Kansas. Welove her halls, her prairies, her streams, and ber skies. We wish to build her up noble State. s2se ns unit wives ax class of B f th wee rion shall not insure persecutic epoch aboll not bee erune a f and peconiary su If treachermis or slotbful to eving that slavery makes iynoraat men and igno: os, for ourrelves and our ebitd ment as will epsure to us intelli Ney and an ends imme y where tt existe for our ebilir ople are by ley brutal passions of nt laws We believe that el tiousness through the nd wish for ourselves, p. to live ins lend w al compulsion nm ere ated people. and Hee wing + the vieti We wivh, and nt we desive wach on & public avery com pect to have here, a State where the right o and where freedo: In a word, if we make Kan education, mora internal pes eas will ved AMODE us, upon ebring a deep di ial in our m vbich will than the pion’s sting There are signs by whie is organization y hiow (Colon a to can ates.) There is wiso a grip in @ cert onverration 4 ixnals of de here a words which none ean communis ve th fuing officer, or upon hit aatherity, aad you commonicate them to an weve to the ald your examination, These pasaw are invariably given ine whleper, Instenetions on entermg regiments are these:—At cuter door—s py alarm— the pass pive the and explanation to the term’ pasew ntinel your name, number of inner door three : apa rd. you will give the sentinel you will your regiment, Salute the pre g ofBcer both on your ingress and egress, by placing right hand on breast, and genUy bowing, Cole CLORING CRumWONY. Fellow Soldiers. | trast tals review bas been both pleawant and profitable to all. We met as friends, let us part as brothers, remembering that we seek no wron right, must tend to make us better men, betier ind better ci izens. tw ary, avd our bond of union in battling for the weigh. 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ALLEN, 11 Wall sireet. 8 ee 10 REWARD —A BLACK SETTER, WITH wire tipped toes and (4il, white breast, a small white spot above the no-e, in ®opearance ike a small Newfoundiand, shou four yeais ald, called Leo, with a castatee! coilar rouad his neck, with the owker’s name therson; was loat an the 9th instant, In south Brooklyn. Kor bringing him buck tw. 180 Pear! sirect, up stairs, New York, the above reward will be PAid, or to apy person who gives ‘information where this dog may be found BF REWARD—TAKEN FROM THE CORNER OF 2) Court and President sireety, Brooklyn, a black and tan terrier dor, named Mack. ‘The abjve reward will be paid for him or any information as to his whereabouts. Apply to Mr, McKenzie as above, or at 100 Wall street, + REWARD.—LOST, 2) noon, in crossing ON WEDNESDAY AFTER ‘inal street from Morton's tore and Weet Broadway, « pair of gold spectacles much valued by the lorer at a fumnily relic Whoever returns the above to 88 West Twelith street, will receive We reward, 2 REWwaR Y8T, ON MONDAY AFTERNOON, A PO black moreceo bound memorandum back at no use Wo aby one, ‘The above reward will be paid by retaraing the same to $6 Cherry sirect, near Roosevelt 2) REWARD.—LOST, A WHITE SHELL BRACELET, 4 in Broadway, Seventeenth street, Fifth avenue. or Wa verley place, in the afvernoon or evening ot Sunday, Now. 1 Kor iis recovery the above reward will be paid at 52 Catversity place LOBY ANY YOUND. I 4 STOLEN, STOLEN, FROM NO. 87 AVENUF ©, on Thurnday ast, « auaell rough SeoW terrier dog; dn a collne, with the name. and rosldenve of hts owner, J. Eliott, The diel bad becar return Lim immediately, aad thi save a visit to the island. I OG LOST OR STOLEN FROM 23 BOORMAN PLACE A New nd dog, black ears, and black ring round his tail, My returuing lth to £3 Boorman place, ‘Thirty-thiad sireet, oppostte the lind Asylum, a suitadle reward will be piven’ Aby person celaluing sald dog, will be held sirie ly liable for +0 doing. EK OST—CERTIFICAT 4 road Go, ta OW. ani. OST.—ALL PERSONS ARE CAUTIONKD AGAINST pegotiatitg & role made by the Pridevale tron Comp four morths, Noveruber 1, tor $662 69, payment of warn ing been siopped. HOWARD CARROLL, L287 -O8 THE WTH OCTORER, PRORARLY TN WAL. 4 nut sirect, two Phdadelplin ane’ Reeading Railroad Jom pany (MINH) bend=, Nos. 2852 and 4453, for B1.000 emch A reward will be paid w any one bringing them to 5. BRAD FOLD. Treasurer of the company, at 73 Soath Fourth street, These bonds bave been stopped ai the company’s odice. aad all Perkons are canloned against nego” ing ar purchasing them. UND—AN OPERA GLASS, WHICH TIE OWNER can have by calling on W. C, Hi, Sharman, 49 Dey st. NO. 962, THIRD AVENUE KAIL , for 74 whares, dated July 27 Dew certificate applied for. O8T—ON SUNDAY NOVEMBER IL IN 800TH LJ Grooklyn, an English’ greybound, all black, with the ax ception of fis che fore paws, which are white, $5 reward Wil be given any person returning auld dog to ©. W. Colin ae 19 and 121 Nassaa sireet, New York OST—ON TURSDAY EVENING IN THR SIXTH 4 pvenue core or lo Waite strest between West ibroadway And Broadway, south side, » gold bracelet, valued ay a gift, ‘The Loder will be lly rewarded by ‘returning it 10 255 Washington street OF BOOK 12 Whoeve WHILE GROSSING will return them to J Liberally rewarded, O8T—A BUNDI 4 the South ferry, Nov y ORDWAY, 4% Broome street, sail 0 —A GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK BUOK, GO. 4 ing from Gibay. tw Whav, Any one Gnding it will please at 143 We Hat., between iWthacd Uth ava, Lt to any one but the owner J be W vORK OST—-HETWEEN UNION HILL AND N J city, weveral exeoutions end pa belonging to the She rill of the city and county of New York. A liberal reward Will he paid for their recovery. Apply ut. the Sheriif’s off Nod Ciiy Hall, Park. WM. 1. SHANK O8T—ON WEDNESDAY EVENING, THE létm INST. 4 in Gravd street, ag bracelet. If returned w 382 the Onder will he sultably rewarded. OST~ A STUIPPIN 4 Will receive m ei ENNETT & CC RECEIPT BOOK. THE FINDER reward by jeaving it at @EU IG 2% Front street. A BANK SOOK ON THE BOW Whoever will recien the warded by leaving at No, KINF GORDECK be itera ly re AVHA BOOK, CONTAINING A 4 OSTA PC 4 $160. KET SUNDAY EVENING, IN 0 Fourth aad Fifth avent CH LOST.—O Letreet, betw f ch, with a frag’ chaw atisched. | Th. be suitably rewarded, by ing {i aU, A. Rapalie, 7 Twenty or (6 Wail street WAT 1Ost—1L0st, A GOLD LEPINE WATCH with ellver face. A suitable reward will be given to whotsoever will bring it to the owner, at 19 West Twenty firs wre “HORSES, CARTIAGES, 40. mare C RS FOR BALE~AT REDUCED PRI Priaing ealeche, coaches, TockaWaye, €x cm, phe 1 wa iso, econ’ band eowrhe hist , light doetor'é phir MAJON THOME KF sau Ff &0~A FINE LARGE BAY voree, ab Ts sol! thus | Sebo ae r him. Apply at Clary jivery stable, Nini od and Pied OR SALE~TO PAY ADVANCES, THR ER HORSES AN’ =one full Wind Arabian calt, taal on rs 1) bands high, ealtah.o for a doswor or ea) corse horse, 1854 ban and wind harness, warranted. Apply, If you want a barga MOUAFFRAY & WAL) Ells, Auctioneers, 26 Catherine st STYLISH PONY HORSE, WAR reuted, gent anda ht wagon, plated oar news, whip rp Ll be sold very low for want of use. Apply at 191 Luane street FOR SAGER A NICE Past BAY MARE, SOUND AND kind; also ® handaome road wagon. only been wred © few times, and a fine set of plated harness wilh mat, whip, be. taking a handsome tarnoe', cost over $400, and will be’ wid for #215. Apply wo Mr. Bobinson, corner of Barrow and Bed- ford tireets. JOR BALE—A GRAY HORSE, SIXTE! #ix years old, or a bay hfteen’ and hands high, ett ‘ears oid, either of them ean trot a mie in three minutas, sad bom warranted sound nnd ind in aj) harnoes and sadidie. "One of bem will be sold. Apply A. LAUDER, Zl South street, from 12101 P.M. JOR SALE~ONE SORREL MARE, SIXTEEN HANDS high, sound. kind aud gentle, aod very stylish driver, would fult a doctor oF + xpreseman ranind 10 trot mile ia three inntes and & Also, one biack horse, would quit ® car man or any beavy work, #lx years old, Jed erund and gentle; sold for want of Gwe, Alen, three t harkens, Be {een and & aif hands high, six, yeare okt) and ean trot few ‘They ean be seen ae y's livery stable, corwer of Ade phi street and Pulton avenue Es HANDS HIGH, GREAT BARGAIN —ANY PERSON BEING SHORT of ready made winter clothing will find = handsome and Well made Up stock of the same, ruil which will be sold chem Apply ®t 19) Wikiam LARGE wanted — than mt y other piace ta 1 CANTITY OF CAST OFF O14 omas |). Cone enand to bay le for any trade, band clothing of every description. Geniieren baring i lots, Wil receive the very bigh oe or r “ ing at tbe store, or addreming TU0N48 D. CONBOY, wy nr | wireet. (Ase Tans AMING AND FINE REAL é ahraant with Chnon fixitereypp Wie pikes, mow v ‘ é Lhe Gre \ 4h feet tron IH BALP~A LIGHT AND HAS DSOME ROCKAWAY carriage, with pole and shalls, for one or (wo horses, Ix in first rate order, and wii! be sod for one balf it cost ($163). Uan be wenn a 72 Hleade street, ( WNENG OF HOPSES ARE F EBY NOTIFIED THAT hy TORTAS bye Hmment, in pit hotties of GA) conta net Sound superior to any cher, for the cure of colle, sore ete rips wrraich 5 rrilandt siren. Over be enne at t ° KEPOSTIORY,.—A LOT OF © a, tre 6 a er WAVING A Al SALES AT AUCTION. | Kaien NIVOLAY, AUCTIONBER, WILL SELL Idth at 1244 o’clock, at the Merotmuta’ Kx- for agcount ot whom 1 UaOPED j— | $o1o Geleas sud Colones Uaioe tena, tort | 7 per cent Bonds. Be RE $1,000 ewch 0 Hasson Kiver featiroad Ist Movigage 7 por sie tipi nee y wea thom ene $),000 May pon and Cincinnad Kailroad tn Mo ETE at 7 Konus. ++ BLO each er cent Divi 0, $600 nod $175 euch ane Of Bonds sli, FW Cleveinnd avd Toledo Raiirc er vont sa | i" iaiitoai'? per ent Goa. 2 °°8 Couiral is per cent Con $600 One Union ¢ isond. 1 One Union Ch age Bond, WB ehares Cleveland Se Cleveland and Toledo w North Kiver ineurauce Company 0 Excelsior Fire Insurance Company ES fas River Hank pial ells, Fargo & vel 691 do Hiampshire Goaldbron (0 (hy po 1000 co Vasnaic Free Sione Campany. ‘ 0 do Gardi er Gold Mining Oran . ‘Terms of Sale~Ten per cont this day, two o'clock morrow. ‘The acerued interes: ou all the bonds Will be clang day, Nov. 19, UOTION NOTI entire Inv ormolu clocks, fig Jewel und dressing cases ‘0 the purchaser, Next regular sale on Mon. DENT BALK OF AN iroa ware, bronze and + ho. Parlan grouos, figures, 's large invoice of the yest of silver plated ware, we. £0.; bean the le ol the senson, ‘sb SUHENOK will well mt auoiion, ou Thursday und Friday Nov. 16'h and With, at 1035 o'clock each day, at bis enies room, No 16 Wacis'real, brooms ahephents, huviers, warriors, j card receivers, candiostioks, ‘Mega slands, &e bronze and ormolu eles & the latest Paris a yies fron aplencid large grony the Indian acne ane deg hunter and pamher, hunters reposlae, &« Lape ware, richly moun ed casters, (em Kettles, «1 ple dishes, cake baskets, waters of All rizes, oard li hinds, Palin, torks, ypoons, Ac; Parian soos, Jere, Ae, The, Asli reCe ve 4KO'8, parts Jength sertucites of Kachel, with shade and stands, eroups AKUrer, barkeia, ete ® ee vO'R, pilehers, Varem, Ad. fwnoy er oniniege vases, ormob gilt jowel cakeis sot with cameos, ladies elogant Je ve stants, dee ising cases, on bon boxes, papier mache work boxes, furiuiabed ind do desks, colored and other taney boldles, wuleh Loxes, Haver eaves, with a are assormment of min ‘The above catalogue hus been selecied wiih. i of the woods having yet been recelvet from Bir hefore opened. Sale positive for gash, their goods packed at a small expense. pe, wail never Furchasers oan have UCTION SALKS —WILLIAM H. FRANKLIN & 80 will re voll, on Monday, Nov. L, at 12 9’o lock, a: the Me Shante’ Exchange, « vduaule farm’ wear Port Kichraond, st ten Inland, dhe fortwer purchaser not having complied with the lerms of sale, containing 25% acres, about Lig elles Crain Port Kiel vod ferry, ov the corner of the Kichmond stage roud, Dear DG. Cocheran's store, and opposite the “arms of Were: Innd ‘Tysen and J. Martin "Phis propercy is eligidly siinatod for )nilaing aites or farminy, being in the immediate vicinity, of churches and schows. ‘There is a #nail quanuty of young Wood on part of the gronnd, the balance being Wiable land, ‘There wre no buildings on the premises. the ferry boats for Port Michmond leave New York sx Umox a day, A map of the propeety may be seen nt the ofice of the auctioneers, No, 3 surest, UCTION NOTICK.—D. 8. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER, Will sell fine household furniture and decorations this (ihureday) morning, at 10%, o'clock, at 79 Warren street, near College piace—a* most -upero assorument of fine rosewood and mahogany parlor and bedroom turniture, chainber #ulls Ac.; also, a oapiity of damaged goods, from the steansr Se basiopol, such ae siiks, ribbons, Dlankels, flannels. de isines, gingbams, cloths, sha'sls, Ac. 'The coutents of (be house-—dth pariors—Two complete suila of rosewood parlor farnivure, covering, Frenen satin damask and French brocatel; rosew wd, Jiwlan, kgyptian and inlaid marble top tables, of the late styles Of Centre, sola, side and others; alao, elegant papler mache and other faney do. "massive rosewood cylindrical acdon bookcase, rosewood French inlaid cablvet; carved plate runt elegere; very excellent rosewood pianotora, seven octave, beautifully finished, nearly new, and oust $500; a number of off Pautings copsisting of iarine views, game, fruit and bate plecer,? landscapes by emipent American and foreign artists, Axmilsier, royal velvet aod Bruaaela carpoting, ingratn do; ‘also, # large and varied collection of alegant mantel nnd corner Vases, carotis, purien and blajue repr French manufacture; marble statu at pier aod oval dices, with narile slabs, and gill brackets and sabiew; ga chandeliers. The chambers are furnished with costly French rorewood and mahogany bedsteads, marble top dressing bu reaus,de amour a glace, washatands, chairs, tables, was, fore-n tees, mirrors, hicie matt Marseilles counterpanos, clocks, Ae.; dining room ext tabien, enrved; grea! va riety of sliver ware, Including tea services, casters, Ae ; china ten hetk, Cut glasx Ware, cut decanters, liquor casen, decorated china dinner sets, cut goblets, wines, Ac. VCTION SALE.—FURS, FURS, FURS—JO : RUSPELS, Anodoneer—Thi morning (Phursday), at 10 & DAY, RUSSELL &¢ GO. oll well at 85 Nawwau ateoet, large Involee of superior manufactured furs from one of the first estavlishnents in the city, he py leaving the Ditiness, comprising real stone marten, Russian qqutrrel and fiteh, ermine, sable, minx, Ae , rs will be found in the eatalogiie TUTTLE, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE 9 BROAD —Peremptory oni class (arnt ‘ure ® Broadway, being the balance of atock of U. J. Schanitt, Keg, to be wold! wi Aw Put Ue will tel! on Thursday, 1th, at 1044 o'clock. warerooms of G. J. Schmitt, Bq 60. Broad muinder of his wlock of superior furnitur Wood parlor #UILA, CENLFE and extansion tabi nidebourds, etageres excriteires, librery, din er furniture of the most costly matufac ole Leng of bie own make, in the best style ol wor! nbd maverials; Will he soid to the biebest bidder wila 1, lo Cost Lhe business, Terme—under $3%). ¢ $200 ahd under KAW, ninety days: over $505, foor me Proved endored notes, Catalogaes on the morning of aa! HL the re. UCTION NOTICE.~A. M. CRISTALAR, AUCTIONEER, 1 well thie da, rest. the stock and fir re, condsting OF groceries, Liquors, lous, mugars. cof logetiier wih a quantity T, AUCTIONKER, 125 Howery. J. BOG 19th, at 11 BY Mort neta, whips, CHAKLER W KRUGER, Attorney for Morygacce. I fintehed, ae ly ry, ootuprising rubbing bed, polish ihe premataes for dheee veare, The x beds, Ac.; wise lene nantels will be old by en Verte of sale All sutie indi AT WEST POINT, N.Y Lorsen will be sold, wl publie BALE OF HORSE, twenty United Sta) etion, at Weat Point, N.Y., on Friday, the With Inst, at) o'clock P.M. Terms easl A. GALL MORI Lieutenant of Engineers, A. A. Q. M UCTION NOTICK.—J, BOGART, J HX. Kogart—thin day, at UW rifts anle—Lot of F. spring aeat caaire, be Taasen, carpeln, elocks VOTION NOTICR.—THOMAS BRL, By WELL a Rt Nh a 2 North Wi wax en velo canes, dice, Jlyable noun —W. A. CARTER, AUCTION EE Thursday) at 10 o'clock, for nesvunt awieh #'reet UCTION NOTIC will well this di concerned, at Ne. 6 YONSTAPLE'S BALE ym 10 me dinee n riday, November 1, m pre) Wires; One grocer’s wagon; 06e ¢ Tih Ward. BROADWAY. i's sole of talrrors, pier 15, WAS, atl A. ML, ACN re, pier gla Wa M expenses, & large | ooking glass civeks, poriat BoGESE & FRANKLIN, AC LIN & NICHOLS at thelr « noei and Buftalo inp and sleigh med. The shove is the entire stork vod will be sold, without reserve, aueption of the trade is invited, ss 0! retailers purchase thelr winter © The tale will commence Thursday, Nov. Lib, and continue wnt Lisponed ot pigeon PEREMPTORY AUCTION SALE OF 4 superior household furnivare, ke. ' clore & contern— Jot Kusrel, Auctionser—DAY KUBSELL & OO. will ve)l to morrow (Friday), at 10%; o'clock A.M. (pontively with out C4 reserve.) sith Newmu sirect an ive and weil ~ wok of ye ae comprising bias walnut rr rebogany, oak. enamelled furniture tor park b om, balis, diningrooms, ibraries, 40. The above men stoee mum be closed immerially, ami lve in wee! of furniture will do well to actend this ele. Purchasers from the country ean have (heir gots packet. chipped ar. Ess SALE OF REAL BXTATE IN NEWARK, NJ. Will af A publie section, on Thursday, No ae the eles raed vewrk. P.M. w Weneorte Fae rase and oa wire et, lot Z2xW6 feet. Aino ion , the homer bakery 3) Krom 3 Kinney ree, Biri il fom One-half of the purchase mone: rnortgnge. ME UAT, toe Wie PaTenbos, 5 Merowors, EAs COMBS, AUCTIONERA-—WILL SELL, THIB D coors, actor, all the farniiure con 10. 14 Manton street, near the ImALirenne ng tah ion, hatte, ofl nolan, canary birds, Kiehen credaery, kinnwware, Ae, te. FrARM Ay AUCTION —TO BE BOLD At rURL tow, on the 2th of Lith month, (Mor. Ab on oe vor, the ‘valuable farm, recently owned by the | «MM, derensed. sitaatet he ae Of Wares wy. ¥, adjoining Thornedsie ant wear wre from Poughkeepele to Dover Piains, {far « ‘orner end etgh' (rom he later ae \\ aeree of mom cxretiont and jn ery deeirab'y ova'ed 8 10 poigh (ile eee telly oall «& + - m, apple or ° | bp tori gente . “ | . ’ , .% | r _ ! | . wn ™ NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1856. SALI is AT AVOTION. )XTBNSIVE MANUFACTURING PROVERTY AT PUB K fale—Will be Hod at pabite aucon, at the Exchange, Ya the ctiy of Baltimore on Monday December %, 186, et ane ack. M that extensive and valuable poverty known as. | the m'll silo, waler privileges aud improvements of the Palux en! Calon Factory, sinvied ty the village of Laurel, Prince George\* counts, Maryland, (went y.two wiles tram Beltimare and eighs’en from Washington The main factory building, containing 1400 spindles, was destroyed by fire in’ June last. | The remainin'€ property eomprivos abou one hundred anros | Of land. whh A\e extensive water power of the Bis Pataxeut, | Fixer, ailording ® larwe ana fui supply, “The dau ie a massive wane’ wrueture, 222 feet wide, FH fees Call, trullt tn the West rubstantial Fmt AD expense of $15,000, in LAG, Haceway te 640 foot tn length. ‘The foundations of the main factory and picker Byure are uninjured, the former of stone, Lit feet by 40, with plas for two large overshot wheels. ‘The Foine woutd furnish abeul 8 miition of good bricks towards re construction ‘The adjagent buildings are « brick nd lone grist mil’, with two pais burrs, and a brick ention house, Thetal doce and rooting Wil storage lor BK) barrels, ‘There are op (be premises a brick morehouse, four minnie and thictoen Urick dwelling houses contalutog gaerally tour ienementa eaoh Of eibstnatial charmeter, and in good repair; three frame Ard six log bonnes. ‘The presen agent's house is of stone, wad sands Apert. The gronude around i, about four ands bait acres, are tartefuily Inid out and improved. it would by itself orm & bewulitul country residence for a private gentioman. The wituation ef thi propery, lying about half m mile from the Baliimore and Wi tow Railroad, with a broad paved road lesulng to the mill. \s pecohiariy flied tor manuf seturiog purposes. There ix tn Ove villaxe an extensive machine shop, for constructing ail kinds of cation wud woolen machinery ond ample dwellings in addition the above for operator a employed. ‘The benlthiness# of the plaice is unanr The lima of sale 1] be one-third cash, the balance In equst pay ments at ope two and three years with inierest abe wert acnunily Care leaving Ravtinore and Washington exch moriiug, aed stopping at Laurel Pactary station, onaise poe sone (0 viet the plec@ and return the same da; Por farther information apply on the premises. to Robert Pixon, agent, or in Faitimore, 6 GEO, B pany. ere KORGE COO, AUCTIONEER —PURNITURE, MII ors. pai jon, on Friday, Nav. 16, Vn bookeaKeR, Wardrobes, 1W0Ss uve! near Beekman em’ ands centre lables seta and mde do, bureaus, wrab wionds, beds'oads, palliawses, mattrasss, boisiers + nd pillows rockers, chairs lounges, exiensivn diothg laine, desks, whle cutlery, vases hime ware, Catalogues on morning of Boxing and sbipping at usual charges, Le PANY, Treasurer Patuxent Com hideboards, ategores, aorner slau COOK, AUCTION®ER. —GENTERL HOUsRK YRORGE x raliure, piknofore, rich French plate pier giaasen, de —Tomorrow (J bursday), ®t 10s 0'eioete, mt we No. BT hy West Twenty aici streot, héiwoan Sixuh eit Nevent y RRTOVER & OO. will soil ae mb a family relingutshing hoasnk Lyerlor PORE woud Pavel ©; 18 iu perfect order, having | elegant rosewood parlor wood etegerios, with mirror frouts ai tre, side and sofa tables, card tacles, taire beokease, Froneh y slab and brackets, fine oll paintings. ben lace curtains, French shades and fixtures, maniel © ock, decorated china Vases, mantel Wevamenta, lapeatrs, velvet, dares ply and in stair carpets, ball dieloth, dining room farm ion dining table, cha'ra, sof: n chairs, elegant gold’ band dinner set, tea and cole sola, sliver plaid ware, table cutlery, glass and crockery ware, chamber furniture, ‘Abd mabogany bedsieads, marble lop bureaus aod mmodes, lounges. rockers, arm chairs, spring we chairs, ching tollet set, superior hair mat iailinssen, feather beds, bedding, Xe. No postpone of the weather.” A cash’ deposit required of tm few ranenthan ob brsontel; rome iarh.e tp een id romew vod seore enna with mar! —THIB DAY, AT TWO ruiture and lot of fancy fixtures, be pring cart, harness, cabinettnaker's ave G. S HOBTON, AUCTIONERE, Fs ofclock, wt 1 bixth avenu wooden frame and baker wag «1 has heme, on work bench, BRANDY, CHEESE, COUNTERS, HATD Fritay, Nov. 16, at 03g o'clock, at 67 Doy sireet. corner Greenwich, teas, cotee ar raisins, choco Inte, prunes, olives, orange water, pork, i", herrings, ee tobacco, tmware, Kulves and forks, India rubber conta, , clocks; also, 4 lg casks and 2 quarter casks A. CARTER, Auctioneer, XG HORTON &CO., AUCTIONFERS AND COMMIS: J. son merchants, saleroor M4 Cedar street, near Hroad. Way, respecttwily solicit consignments, such as furniture fancy ands, Jewelry, croceries, dc. Bales settled promply on the day of sale. Uneh advances when required. HR ware, AUCTION NOTICE—JONN KE. VAN ANTWER will sell, this day, wU10 o'clock, at 216 Paarl siree!, 200 packages and lols assoried hardware. utlery, Ger man Frogs, &o forming a desirable nawortinent, for partion Jara of Whi3h ¥e0 catalogues, Which are now ready. PPPNBY,, METS HA, nigneets male ot eholoe f ers he xalesroom Jr. WUl well at moved for conve AUCTIONEER, — AS- ories, wines teas, Ae. ow and Friday, Nov. 16 and 16, at 104 o'clock exch day, by Pine atrect.—HENKY B HERTS, lon ae wbowe, the entire balance ol stock re neo of sale, by order Of the wasignees, from the «tore No. 729 Broadway, boinprising tn part choice wana, gunpowder, young bysor, ‘uapertal sourhong, 0.) coffee, white, brown, crushed au and half me . candies, hen, Faudnn, mdon porler, ehaiee gue, fine brandies, gine, Frish and Seoteh adetra,. hock, claret atid other wine phaceo, ine Havana espace, sardine Hqieurs, white, beown and eas He” R.— ASSIGNEES SALE Furs. -HENKY T. LERDS & OO. will sell by auc tien, to morrow, (Friday) at buh clock, the wock ot a farrier, by Order of Oliver Goldsmidt, wsalcnee -—eonsiaing of a gene pent of moun! en, fitch stone tarien and Canada mink; capes, tinpets pellerines, gents collars, mata, cy also, wolf, genet and buitaio caps and. sinign . rlehly fined and trimmed. ‘The above stock was all tured for custom trade, and wii positively be sold by ot the maxignee, erscan tealily satiety them that there will be no reserve op the goods whatever, by auendingeariy. Catalogues on day of sale \EERS —HENRY H® EEDS & CO, AUCTIC le LEKDR AUG, will sell five horses and carriages, on ‘Thurday Noven ber 16, at 12 o'clock, ta front of store, 19 Saw mireet, pair of bay horses, abort 15% banda hich, long tails, #ix years old, stylish. warranted sound and kind In all re spects soldon'y for wentof use, Also light, (wo seat car Fringe, shifting top, in good order, made by Lawre: nearly new.” ‘The above presents a desirable opportunty to those tn want of an ertablinnment FLY RRY H LREDS & co. ‘eds & Co. will welll AUCTION FERS. — HENRY HL. auction on ¥riday, Nov 16, at 10 Gelock, at the enlesrcom, No 1% Nawan sree’, elegant ol aintings, Just received from Kurope, and never before oxht Fited: cf the Vngilsh, Plemidh. iain. and French seh ie Among them will be found (wo exeerding!y far specimens, warranted original, by Achenhack, signed. one fine pleura, signed Paul Potter, Also, a splendid couection of Flemlah plo (ares, (ast received from'the Hague, by Muxin, Cneme, shag geny, Verwee. Verboecknoven, Greating, De Laver, Wenn Heiour, and otbers ofeqaal celebrity. Also, several very fine Pictures of the modern Knglish school by Wiinoa, Jr, Hart, MeKensie, MeCullough and other Kagliah ardets, Alec, an ex credingly fine assortment of French plotures on copper, by La Jove, Chambentx, Vostelie and ohere, all eleganty framed and In tne order | Ales, # large collecwon of richly framed on ravings of very desirable snhiects, in all forming a eulleedon the atienuion of those in waht of fine pirhured. They ready for exhibition one day belure sale ver of General Washiugton to Governor framed, Landseape, by Omeguuak. Also, one called duck shooting: and a iandyeape, by Josue Shaw. I { "SFY, 1 LEEDS & 60., AUCTIONEERS —1eNRY i. 5, Thurwlay, No street, & are white, are orn used by ihnte LEEDS & CO, will sell by ancuon at in front of pair of tary borses right and pine years ob they have ras carriage horses for three years, They are resani a every gentle an reliable, being equally kind in single ems, and very fast travellers, and of grant onda worse baa heen sligh!ly larne in one of ise hind mal! spavin, whiet bam yieltot to reine ured, and it is believed that po injury will evar arise fro i. With Wie exception the horaes are ax sund aan dolar, aid Will be eo warranted by theuwner, They are invaluable forte mily borves, and y wold for want of use Tuey coat th Owner $1,000, and wil) be wold to the highest bidger. Al elegant ow ‘amily varriage, made by Lawrence, and cont B40 Tt In lined wih silk brocatel and eovere! with chinty slip tining. ‘The earcage bax been but lit ie asad, recently been thoroughly overhauled, patated and varnished. w incomplete order, Alec, a silver plaid deubie *, in good order, J, dy WALDRON, AUCTIONERE —BY HRYRY 0 J KVANS— Will well by auction, on Wednesday, Thorway and Priday next Nevermber 14, 15 and 16, wt 10%; o'cionm. at he slore No 62 William streat, nornar of Cedar, the epitre Arge and valuable stock of madufariared (ure, tha propane being about closing up his business, Wholesain and rouil par chasers @ ho bave not made thelr purchaaee will find it wv tonte aay 10 attend there walen, ainonant which Ww Sleigh robes mutts. boas, Uppeta, rapes, vieloriues, © 4c, ih every variety. nipposed to be youn W. SOMERINDYKE, AUCTIONRER—SALK OF ¢ bod furniture » be teem Ae. —Thi iam street y, Now near Obs 1, at North Wi ork, €0 ng of mahogany ruta, bar bine ogany offre Corks ‘nod Mahogany (a Hirvseele and three ply carpet ‘be ; about thirty bevistemAs, large wir Ugh! combing wave w Ppaten!), sleo, steam table, copper urn, Ae, & MORTARTY, AUCTION £R— WILL, * {let o's ork, at 173 Chatham ejonre an )y frotn Reoond Avenue, & Pian! Besortinmn’ ree mirror, wine, and variotn wher gown the win w ORTGAGE BALK — WILL WY D.THT# DAY NO pulner & Puret, al the corner of Mav bet mevi Maslin WM. T. BILANER, Atiocney for Mortgnane Vy OBOAGE GALE -JOUN W HOMERINDY KE. AL ridny, Nov. Wi, wt bike O'elowk, at Lt Meroe var meen. be ¢ 9 Of ® alow, conmating of Kine Wainy roond and square tables, aru ehairs, [wants pi ar counter, plneare, decanters, mies, Ae, alw fin, beds and beniing crockery glam Ware, cooking rans ©. he CHAR. F, WATTS, Attorney lor Mortgagen AKIOT §. CROPT, AUCTIONEER —AIETPEN VALE able tote on Fi for sale at wurtion, by order of (he Bapreme CROFT A OO. © sel) mt the Merchants Bachange. on Thore day, the Mith Nov , Ab. a 12 o'elork M.. the [allowing «thginie property, vir —4 lets on Vifh avenue. corner of Ninety bird treet, ¥ kas on Ninety bird street, between Fourth spd Fifth lots on Ninety fourth viree’, between Vourh 4 Fifth avenues, Title indiepwahie Kale withrn reserve. Var mumps and perioviars, apply a! the offien A the anctonear, & William wrest, corner of Cedar irre sels C.D. BACKRTT, Retoree CIONERR—1 WIA. BHLL. THIS at TM Caterine out, aoe ae 08 weak ot onan ib wriston’s fall uacortanart' 7k Vachs eonored sins, Prendh wot 2 (nerineae, lng and wyoare Rhawie, Diaokels, lls, Ae Parennoxnns BALK JEWELRY, GOLD AND SIL, N J. KBLLY, AU + day ot 0 o'raek, ver watches, Ae —WILLIAM IRVING 4 CO. socuemenrs, will set) a wurtlan. om Vriday, Nov, 100, ot Why Ochoa. mt tne taimcrantna, * Piue sree! fine gid diamen ia, greet. and peast et rings, ples, brareles orocrtes, de. grid ant aver chron Maples, Jevere and Layne waiches, govt fob, guard wud teres vow thalte weuh keys, moms, Oe. comprising upwards of Siree bandied lou cf tee jewelry of avery Aewrrigtion, 1 © Ral © ALAURTD TION ERR, Na Nov Ih at Why oebet, at Mo 1b Reure at y Hall. Brooklyn. rommweed. tmaber pa ing roam sid vad oaan Ya a coming Hoven, alan (Ww weenme BO AITT, hard, AUCTIONEER —HOURENOLD tRvInd WHALAM LAV LNE ay. November Uh, a * Vine © Wrrrewe a0, 9 WM w'ehiek, beet grates Wan Coutn «ed degia bale ree pr er ee er oe oknw Huined «ath — a» ot parlor suits, chamber du, Jibrary and sgcrotaice | . toole, horke, | laree manufeeturers, on SALES AT ADOTION. oo M morning Of wale.” BAMUKL OWEN, Ksq., mortgn gees Ww salesroom, 113 Nasewu 3 MELLOR, AUOTIONSES: Pst HoraaTON & + Mell js day, (Thursday ‘elock, mH * Qoonat eo rat etana’onhine furniture, removed for convenience of sale. rt oo abo tale. The sioea Consists in part of richly carved par Plush and bar eloth; may For doors and backs, wardrobes, plate lass doors, artes ined with matin wed and vienly ear ved, ‘inflow cab er net tole a telos, soles divans Foe sland hall chairs rorewood ouk and tmabogany dinning om 4 mente; raarble top dreaata, mode And without mare cop fen! rottave chairs tne * wo mintings, Lo. Tune inwantel goed awe wnea nmuile, covered ia the Soest satin oi 4 iffenntly carved etageres, with nofortes, mirrors, of) Fe, ean rely upon Ita giving aatathction and e4 Hote) propristors, he trade, couniry merchants, put refurniching, will tnd i to their advantage lo Jor furniinre, i ‘x rosewood and mahogany marble centre and pler tavles ottomana; Vortatre, king chairs, splendidly carved rosow aad and. i a ertonaion tap en, dining rom chairs in moroon > and plush; ae: In brary and secretary bookcases, library ahles, tr@ Tom woed and oak reomp ion chairs, pew aby lon wht hic sew ing el carved row mond and mahogany wa batande mer nillos gphelnired dl burrow and ena chet o rusk, Willow cane, and re Norvehsir matirenntas, Hlity tor parking for out of lawn buyers. Ala, At12 oe perior toned 6%, 7 and 7 dotave planofortes, from ) inakers, and fully warranted, matebs Dai WLAN Me WEEKS, AUCTIONEER —STHAM BOAT | has Croton ae There ‘Hon BAKER A WEEKS will sell at age Now 22 at ldo'clock at the Merehaate vi eplendid sleaner Croton, 4aid nome feet 2 Inches in wvith, and ¥ loot hold, and heaSy. der, and 10 teol wiroke. She la weil equipped, & Ip Rood order for Iminediato une She te BB very way adapted @ halanice mn approved notes mi, 4 itensh | Onn be seen tthe foot af Twoltlh «treet hast river, Mov nat 13, wo pr like wene whole buriiews, A the article manntactured, and a rlork of at § be ] rift de | rate bas been low | ch | Be er | are cautioned wenine! purchaming the maine, aapappiiort | b such Warrant, nod weps have been \aKen le ot bey ember fr. New York, ant that the mume bas bem last ' such Warrant, and seps have been alten (0 prevent the ine | ofa pavent inerefor fe made Wo the Co Warren’ and sleps hate bec taker patent Wherefore 7.000 $ Huniness, where the above mi Addreas Capital, | ture of the bustnoss. None others wiit ve nationd. re 10, HOO WhARINeH WANTED IN A HIGHLY RU Which each party management, | Mr. Hastord immediately, at VAN RY/R & CO'S, M6 Heoad. way, room 35, $200, furniad the amount to joi the adver VAN RYPER 4 businers than he ean @ & partnership with one or to B00, will Gne sequaisited with eu)) on T iN Notes Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT HOUNTY Joun RB, kuwer, Aue N 16.17, Sand 22 Apyly wo Hakor & Weeks, A uctoneers, No. OF ine sw ee COPARTSERSHIP SOTICHS. TO $10,000.— PARTNERSHIP WANTED, DY AWAD oCexpertence tn some pleawat and [uere, niiut of cabiialis required, ae mid joan the Me And bocept @ clerkship ala Uiverat salsey. Herald office, suting name, location and ae 000" 0 %,00.—VARTNER WANTRD, IN AN iron foundry, weil establiabed, now doing Bincge and proftasie buaiinns Thi fae “elaace for 6 burdens wan to engage permaventiy in a very proliahle be finers, where there la ho risk, Apply at 304 Broadway, ceom: speciale business, where no caplial required. ian of business will find thie a rare cha Mast give bee attention to the buriness, and in return will ry Income, ax can be shown. Apply nt the BA. ME ween 10 and | o'clock wiaciuring oft of 400 per cent ou rale,wnd le O00 buen wan to join bim as . eash, would 11 partner i n for the wey Konda be 0 No, 0 Murreg wholeanie and relall, Apply at the street, 300 TO $000—A COMPETENT MAN WANTED, TO joie a gentleman in a cash paying bas! _ io alan can realize 82.000 the coming winter, 6 risk asthe investment it secured, A GREAT CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY ee Will he realized per day, by any person who eam oF he OqUAL 00 partner te For paruculary apply Broadway, room A LAWYER, ITAVING MO@® proper attention, desires to form inembers ol the prateeston. fret clans travelling exhibition 00's office, 3 AW PARTNERSIN Wanted, aise, an intelligent rustworthy young lawyer ae managing slerk, logeiber with good copyiel. A law yer, box 2.446 Boot office DARTNEK WANTED —ANY PERSON HAVING A G000 paying buriness, and in want of» jenae naodrese Hrookiyn, 1 kind bf business and where an Finer with from #1, ooo i ates, wtabieng, terview can be bad, | PARTNER WANTED—WITH FROM $10,900 TO $20,000 extabliahed wholeaale grocery businnm. 10 Duatnon and having influence woul preterred. Addrens bex 349, Post office, AKE OPPORTUNITY A MAN WITH A CAPITAL OF ward dollars, whieh he wishes la invest in @ Nines Unparalleled prot, wil) do ~adl te AVEY, the inventor of Venvey's colewated hola, Warren sired, be fn an old and lon nan old and long ay fe charre, or hie agent, at Sobre tween We noure of 10 A.M, mud 0 TRON FOURDERS.—ANY PEKAON PRAUTIOALLT q nequain ed wills exrry inj and having f emiall capita! whieh they whsh uslaewn tg tm goed obpuL tunity by ndromalig A. MENDELY 4 SON, bell Fouuders, West Troy, LOST LAND WARKANTS. (TICK IQ HERKHY GIVEN, THAT BOUNTY LAND wart Maw ved \0 me, ma the lave wt nw of th Nepietn ver, 1A, anker Y hanltig (he sane ll be made to Use (oem lover of Pene Hieate of auch warrant, woud have | ant Ue lansing or, ws alt Huffolk, Nansemond county, Joun Kt, Kua, Attorney 145, foe eres, inmnd to me under de cites of ad March 108. am by tae 00 the Tih day af plember JA%8, mailed at Suffolk ‘New York and that the name lms bene lost. Aly made io the Comtninaioners of Penaio fr duplice's of ewes ti Nien NYS . Nansemond county, Va. 12) Oet. Use. “ey UTICK 1S HEREBY GIVEN, THAT BOUNTY LAN® warrent, So 12,048, for 1B) acres, weoed ine Uader me om Te day ed at hafek Vat Jp hompses, bent 1h parwone the sain, a appliontins wild Vensous tor « duptsate af ‘8 patent therefor Rutfol ‘oned against puretaain Trade io the Comtniaaioner HOJAMON KEENE, Rntiolk, Nansemond county, Va, Get Lith, Lie Jown RK Knay, Avorney WICK IS VEREBY GIVEN, THAT BOUNTY LAND No. 1eh40 (0 Wared, ut 1B) acres, \natied o me under aad was by tne on TU) Gay 0 hep: nk, Ya. lo J. Thompson, banker, © York the come bas bern Wiel, All petoons ore ned againet purebasitg the sme, wa application wil be lamicner of son tor a dipiicaie A sane preven: the inning of KOKOE GOOD80 12h Cee, Vel warrant Butfolle, Naneemond county, Va down RB. Kier, Atiorney Lis | | ant we | reomvered by | AOTELA, \ J LAPCARIVS TEL, 2S BROADWAY, CONNROT mw N Twelth street, ome door (re Brew! The y 1 com pret noms (web priva yar with oe Wena. ards of vm y him in Die lower partol Ge ety Cr up FO WLANCAILD, Proprio, he, winking & quiet bemune, ronndAned ie charges canbe 40 belter ban st the D. DAY, Vroprier Patiseony, Baperinendent WARHINGTON, DO THIN ORL eo DA why betwery Oe Prewioue hay Dene lenend by the uniersgmed fom and bar b eA and Innere “ wal sey the teem. Vreorien TATION AL HOTEL bow oben, WLEAM OT STRPEN DUBOTS TAS TACEN THe en 1 Harem Inne and Whelth a ) ORRRM IN eure wer d 1Uxh sirweia, where be linviten the a 4 to give tien & eal) They will Sind the rene for Ram) atv beast, his bar being #yyptind the Wout rherche Hynes, ls uneurpeaned by any ober inl ment 00 (he rome “1K WAVERLY HOUMP COuN MR of Vourth otreet, luan the on foruilles at teoderee pr ° 4 W denned Fone t. MOOK LEAKE THE DELMONICO BUTE, CORNER OF Away nied Morris wu oat May wet Aypay ” Th TP wWoutl EXTHA PAY. Peouste prin 4 net ol iets of ame neat tee Uy HOWARD DINGELL, Agent end late Pore U8 Mery @ Wal orem ~ MISCELLASROUS, NY WIDP AWAKE PRROON HAVING & falcon, whe world tabe e POPULAR very vsiuabir eet Lae machine cornaet le, 6 hantenme, saan, and a ate wa wl ae newt with» rere. aa drome Mywertour tne Nera’ offew LOVE ANOUTNE TOOTHACHE DROPR THR x sou Co be ericlen tor mie at mretete aed fre yom vomed naslaee ower taht o ire me y pair nine of eihting amt mina te wuninn, Le Wem | ow J | | | | ( Wasting ciety poe toe aren. Vata anette ke cree (he ame 0 torrmmeta of tem Fan be epemtily reteved remedy wihow mary we ee gums or em fh ahh eomeantly reenmemend i \o deri ares sud bn ene by AB AD ARM, Draggion, Wl 1) Araggpes premresly lane, have comsiant)) maw» fun empply of en onke, eet ge Cat 2's Yiatehe. hie — [pe beupdred car ioe RIE AMERICAN WINDOW RRCHIVED toe Fair, New Joe, ike nok owing, Cae matan revere frageen. The manniactaree Cuaraoioas be " fw pears afer puting haw om eyed age 5g 4 "Wee Fiki, ‘manutesarer , AND LOCATION (8 (OW AJ 1 REARING MATING J earned trem 9 or Serenity the Wate of we, veer and (or [ermmm bolting Warren's, © with rash, arene vy OSM ASS REARING, Be Seah oF at 9 Wieewter sree, Rights for wae Lt) POOKE BOCOGWT IN ANY QUANTITY At TiTK :« m a we Alen, enirs ‘ - “undehinwe r one hal in 7 Ma g ’ ta * ‘