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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-09
GENERAL NEW s.

A letter NOM ~ lEcIle5Io1 aIatos tiat te11'
Geary has arrested, at PerryviIle: q man nam
c5 u m. 4. Jackson, charged with abecting The
murder Of fugitive Union soldier, John Kid
--al5, clu5ga3 with oaing a SPY; and Daniel 4.
Sewers ara Hugh and Cyrus Mccormick,
charged with ar~esting and delivering ever 70
the CoaE2::.3.31ae TWO mon soldiers aE znapp's
Pennsylvania Battery, the day ai>or the fight
{: ! 11o!2t ll T 23ral =
On Monday night, between Il and Y clock,
81 v7vo young I1an named Jas, Carey and John
Griffin, we're walking along Pennsylvania ave-
me-, on 1hs:r nay TO Georgetown; they were ac-
c1z.ej by three men, one Ok whom drew re-
yolrev and shot Carey in the right side The
asza;Iant, as he shot, said S'Iake that FOR y7hat
YOU have done since ! left Georgetown. Ca
uev is supposed to be MORALLY wounded, there
being tTo bullets in his right side lie refuses
70 mention his assa1Lant' name. The parties
reside in Georgetown.
Greav efforts are 10 be made 10 stimulate vol
unrearing 5y appeals 70 the people Of the
North, and, besides, . bounty Of two dollars,
ant, az a572ace q month payy--toiGteen dol
la-s-a!7G ~ advance also Of cre~fol1Eth part q
the hundred, ;ss.: :.si.5ee 3. 32e ed
o. tLe TX, @zo offered IS inducements Ior re-
oru;:ee.
The Toronto Leader notices tho falling Of: Of
emf gr#:io1 70 tbs Canadian provinces this year,
50 6iI5ron5 from what was antici pated, and re.
marks shat i is not easy 20 acoounv for this
unsatisfactory state Of affairs. "
AN 7. paper records shat the streets there
JUST now are tLrongod with officers, who sport
t!.eir straps CT tE9 Fashionable prom
o1ada5, Q. ci2! their ay.3uTs il the festive bar
rooms.
Mr. Wiley said tho other lay il The Senate,
THAT unless some definite action IS now taken
locking 10 he admission Of West TiiI;g:ia, into
the Union, tho loyal people resilient there will
very generally remove e1sawE2ec@ =
John W. KEGS, editor Of the Cirosville
(O.io) Waterman, passed through Columbus,
0. Monday 9? last week, IA charge Of !. S.
officer, having been arrested for uttaring gedi-
tious language. T.1.is IS the person whom the
Democracy have widely talked Of as their next
candidate fer Secretary Of State Of Ohio.
Trains tor Charlottesville, Stanton, and 9th
e. points, arc agar! running from Richmond on
the Central road. "A accommodation train
runs to Ashland daily.
The grape crop o2 California promises TO Dc
Internationally large this season, and arrange"
@a9at5 On a greater scale than ever are making
81 ~23 manufacture Of vine
Hen. Wilson, Ben. Wade, and several other
members Of Congress, are aerioualy indisposed
4 number-222o1g others Vice President Ham.
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POSITION on TIE :JAssEs RIVER IT,.

POSITION on TIE james R1yER.-7ba 49,
letter OF the Il. Z. Tribune, dated Forsr.>:
Monroe, Jul 4, says:-''Lt would not ~ dss
ing fairly with the eruth TO say that ali ars sa'
hension Ior the safety of tie army Of tie pps
mac is al an end Probably, the nresert r ~:
ton is the strongest that could have been t ;s
within IN equal c!:stanca rom Richmond. Ynt
the force Of the Confet|erates il iznuensslv ~
nolior in numbers, though in nothing else~
E'0r 5|1e whole distance, from Newy)oIt Nav,
70 Harrison Landing. 1T5 have but small
force, except az me first named place. n
keen The river open, aild lie ollauns! Of SIR.
plies and communication, free, will reouirs II
:ne activity Of which he Navy arc capaf;e, +,
upo1, the gu1b0a*2 will lc7olye tkas iuror.
tant dury. The Peninsula IS virtually in the
hands Of the Confeaerates again and, though
they will not be likely TO divide their strength
by sending any considerable force any g1es.
distance below the Chickahominy, they nsvef
tba!ess could fsnL nc serious rposition 70 1her
progress nearly the whole length Of the route
50 late travelled by the army Of tbe Potomac
if they feel disposed to revisit the Peninsula
Eour 7. M.-Our latest advices from The
army are up to an early hour this morning.
Nothing important had occurred Up TO chat
line, and the preparations chat had been made
to receive the Confe1eratas, should another
attack be made, had given 70 ali minds 4 large
measure Of confidence, and that had been III.
creased, and rendered almost perfect by ayriFs.
Of transports up The river. and the knowledge
that others were on the woy.
==7zz=---~---
GEN. MoCIr11AN. in few minutes a tug
canc along side (Jhs nail boa :. !. " argerl
and 20 cur great surprise, C71eD Mcclellan, CQl
Ingalls and Capt. 5avt7ll came On board
Gen. Mcclellan met Gen. Patterson as hs
srepped on board. He (MoC. laid his hand
on his shoulder and cook him in hurried man
ner il the aft cabin or ladies saloon. As he
went in he beat the air with his gisnJ, h2Rs
clenched, from! which al present Inferred TIA;
there was bad news, II 4 minute he returned
g Col. ingalls,; who -was busy getting the he&o
Quarters mail. Frou. Col ingalls, |e. learned
with astonishncnt shat the whole Of Xix, army
Ct the Potomac Law stretched along lie bank;
Of the river Where We Jay, having fought TIL:
way al through. from Fair Oaks, $ distance? Q:
At least thirty miles. II rcpv 70 q. renaIS 9!
Gen. Patterson S, Gen. Mcclellan said ::~-"H "
fought battle every day for tie last week.
and whipped them eve1y then every tlsas'
though they had three to one. :" yen paus'
son asked COL Ingalls, To- some infora ion = !,
to the location Of certain divisions and ;. tss;
Generals, to ullich he replied. 'yoI1 viii ILL.,
them scattered everywhere, but they are, neES:,
theless, in solid, compact body" III Ane ~ ~
reply TO another remark he said :" naI y;
war; IS FRESH u2en--G;1ey ere worried 70 asaIa
Gen. Mcclellan left in tsa&ug, alter a2oa' wv
minutes ddelay-M y Times Arn2y LpFEs''
The Cuna2d steamer Africa, which was %
1iousIy injured, as vas supposed, by 5t:'z'p5
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Gen. Mcclellan left in tie tug, after a2oas wv
minutes delay.-N y Times Arnsy LSFEs'
The Cunayd steamer Africa, which was 81
giousIy injured, as vas supposed, by St:'zss
al iceberg Of Cape Race, was four days u w w
d1ydocE az CharIestown, Mess, for repairs a., a.,
during this time she Lad 81 feet Of ice 0Ss ~,
depth Of her keel yaEen out and replacsu' y,
atarnpost repaired at its junction VIII w
keel, over 1870 feet Of shoe or false kea pasvn:
several planks taken out and others put IL WV. Wv.
stead, and new rudder made All tnecas.'"s
upon the sternpost were replaced oy os~' i.
and the entire braces upon the ruddeI "s : .bs
So new. AS she is very strongly DTiIt -. - it, 76
acknowledgements; It was ezcssa5n5t s r
cult cut avaythe damaged parts to nItss Ep
iorthe new. Her keel IS teak her plan ahes5b;rg
gligh and African oak, and the snrnsr:~
american elm, and bolted Win . IgpP 26bicI
The ulanking on her bottom is 81 lncaTs sTcs1
covered with 81 inches thickness Of ~an
ol-,, 7!d;;o,ss sgssxssss 5isd sesIs sSSsS7
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VUKS,
A TTENTIoH LAnIEaI

FUHSil FURSii ~
Ins Old esseblHhed New York PU manufAo,ur.
Ing Co.. Dpo, 90 Chatham =, or greassr lndnos
Yer Tut.s f6t rsbou, half ,hs usual price W. hs,s
lsrF., heshysn ,hs bes, ssleo.sd s,,ok Of Furs y
Be found, a. the following very low RATES
Ws.er Mink. Cape, Muf snd Guns o. 90,
water Mink, fun y Cape, MuH and CuiTs $40,
Marsh Mink, n Cape, Nut and Cum, sfo oo'
French Mink, Cape, huh and Cum, 81 y s1o
french Mink, fsl y Caps, Muf and Cum, fi0 V
90; French Mink Muffs, "a 70 "a; Ws,.T Vim
NUTS " b Frenoh Sable Mufha, o. W o. 80
Wser and French Mink. Rrenoh Sable and Amsri,
an IN fioh and Rock Martin y Cape, % W SIX
nio1rihes - 10; Sable Btons Martin, Pitch
Martin, Mink Martin, Brook Mink and drsyIT.
oerts Squirrel equally ~ low. Highesa priss psid
t1r raw furs, Wis, Mink, Musk rsL Fox, 80. a,
rbhhlNO, Manager, hslT a<sc ias
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XITuLIAMsBURGH
PROPERTY

w hls-1hs three STORY trAma tJussa Ma l5o
No ltI Dsvoe street. price u, 400 eAoh and tors
sspry trpne store and dwelling, CORNER Of Devoe
e. -srvsts price 81 600 also O'''sse OF
Bmlln Apd Air siH e.Te-,a. For tsr. u payments
1872 Or d -. W,liannsburgh, OF r.. II KELLOGG,
% De vor sire y Nav York ties 2tAc'lb
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CHAPTER xiii

FRONTIER BELLE-A SUDDEN DEATH
T1F entrance Of Harrington. with his paNI
1.,e and his face stresked with concealed blood
10 Al once TO fight the proposed plans Of
Esscue' and all ga hsred arolnd him as ne stag.
coed forward, evidently very weak aud ne ally
Iis dc, was his tr - ti,tI sd coppluiol
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TIE NEW YORK DAILY SUN
u sent v subecrihers regularly, every morning,
BY MAIL, FOR Al A YEAR.
Direcs W hoaEs d. BEAoa, Proprietor OF "a, S,s,.
hsw YoRz Cnyv,
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WASH WILBUR
Frontier Hunter.
N VILLAS n. Bnrhseh
au,Aor Of ssrhs Flo.ssns Feaiher," ,Pralrts Fire,
.AiIcs MnrsSn- ori be Whlss
neticinA- 30, 30, -,

russrei sccordlns " Az II OJuRrs.s, In the
Clerks OsAcs Of the Distr4c, Orurt = tha sruineu
Dssrit 81 New Yc-k, BY Moo 9. Beach. In Ih'
yesr enc thousand sight hundred snd drty-,vo.
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER on TN
surTogsas O. the ocunAy Of New for-, no ss,r,
hereby nysa 70 an psTsSss ssT@s ,hs city q New
MsrsL 70 shs subscriber, - es 2thes, NO. ~.
Rourth avenue, IN abs DAY ot New LoA' 90 ~
fore the lOsh day q Aaron s@HA o~s"A- INV A~A
me DOsh dRy " Angus. lSs -
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10 CENTS PER BOrrLE-FIfRMAN.a
HORSES.
CARTnfEN. ATTENTION.

CARTmEH, ATTENTION.
~ DR.. TOBIAS Venetian Hsr.s Hnimsnt. Pima
bottes, % cta. Cures lAnenesa- cuts. caln sprAlnn
&C. II you hAve . lAms horse, try . bossle-ssrs
curN- The Broadway Railroad Company, Boush
Bosom, writes, "5end us IL dossn Per express n
IL ,he be'a lniment Tor lAmenoss and gals ve have
ever fused" ofncs % Cortland, q. sold by N
druggis,a. Ask foe Toblaz' HorSs Lnimeni In piua
S,laAlsA- End taka no oAhsy. tsia AA.as1fa
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rHREk YARNS FOR sALE-rHk SUR

L scr Ter hAs trSo o. improved land, situated a.
IocE Cay Falls, IN The Iown Of Milton, known A.
ths Harlow KnT properly, containing about 100
acraA we'll arranged W make three good farms,
which no IL DESTROYS II sailing upon reaSonA ole
ssrms, There are god houses and out-buidlngA
VA ca farm, and ~ lney Ia Adoining they oAn IL
lsed ~ one arm or three. according ~ the pur,
eli assr or purchasers may desire. Terms made "
suu purchasers For PARTICULAR, inquire OF the
slbsCrbsr, a. the Columbian Hotel, sArAloQa
Springs CBAUkCAY RIlMKR, sis tn,ylOS
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DYSPEPSIA CAN BIZ REI.IEVED-Akrs
A. who douli II should try boTtlo Of DR.. Srnishf
DYSPEPSIA ANEIHILArOR- 0r the speedy ~
lief OF DyspspttA, indigestion, Lnaa Of ApPSlSs
Nauses and SICKNESS Of the aLInAnk, fiatulenaS
&c THIS remeiy vii ha found one Of the aoss
aurneaLs Gne ahoaoious articles sVar discovered eA
,Ss Dsr,n1ns \, cure % tAAi distreeahng DISEASE
DYBpEPsIA PerssvsrAnes with this medicine VII.
ensure regularity Of the bowels ~ all times, .
20 40 easily procured wish 10 litts gard 70 ruAks
ia, ,hey can have weigh, With discerning pub
10 therefore, the proprietor Il confident MAA &
H. MIA ,riS OF Ihis Remedy viii ns,abliah lis char.
ctsr Ia ,hs cure Of Dyspepsia all oaheI remeina
In use Al ths present day. EoT sAls A % soulh
seoond 81, Williamshurgh, To be had In RsVu
cor. stant,p a., and GOA Ave. d and Housloa 4,
Frtfa " oSns Per kOta.z. leo AAAa.n1n
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DRY GOODS.
BARGAINS ! BARGAINS BARGAINS.
FIRE FIK4 EIRSi
~ " pEXTDN.

w. X. PEYTON,
No, 7T4 BoWERY, near Houston Stree.,
viii offer this week, at great Reduction n Prices,
THE ENTIBE BALANCE OF HIS STOCK
" CloAks, Bhawls, Dress q dds, blks' linens, DA-
5hirtings, Bhaelugs, ToweA, Ticks, Hosiery, En-
brOldeSiee, Gloves, Do &c. .,,,,.
DAMAGED BY TIE LATE FIRE
An opportunity like the present Ia r.rslJ SneTeu -
Housek eepeTS 70 purch every article OF Dry u oi
thsy want q, positive reduction. Store'o on~n rH,
10 O'Clock, A, N. 70 O'Clock p. NJ. W. n; rEf
ION, No, va Boweiy near X .utHon 81 "htO "'L''
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N Pursuance OF AN ORDER on THB

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THB
AsurrogN:s Of tins County Of New York, notice 10
hereby given 20 all persons having claims Againsi
JOHN p. HOLTHub, Late Of the Cay OF New York
deoeased, W present I6s same with vouchers there-
Of tk4he subscribers, al the oihoe Of On ,rles Che
nsy, No. 100 Broadway, In the City OF New York
on or or before the lIth day OF March next.
Dated Now York, Ihs flth day Of snpteIne~'
1851
CHARLOTTE HOLrHUB, Bxecusrix, anu
JOHN d. BkEBBCK. nLeousor, a. 81 irtru,
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arHURAMaxA

= LAFAYETTE RIRn nBUBAHCu UohuADa
OF BROOKLYN.
~ FULTON STREET., Il Wall 0 srRs,r,
CASH. CAPITAL 500 DoLLAss.
This Company insurs- pr party Of all kinds .sss.a
anilsr Institutions
rnUNn }. BsRaE,s. prsa.ss
JAMES .. THOhPBON, Jr.. sso,r
aHo. W. HUME Assiss~nI
Bnsoroa.,
fsvrm ,. nsRanN. JAMIE ueunAHApn,
skAn =. ". yOHa JOHN 4. PxUYH,
wv Y. bACkHOUhh, bAhUEL VAk WYyu1I
JAMHs HARPER, ALEXANDRA McCUA
LkWb HI kST, ID. 8. VOORHKHA
SOhn L. sPADEhr JAS,v. BCHoONMAKxH
dENkr y. CULLEN, nCHAEL NHVIa
LkYkkIIT u. sA0A SAMUEL dARRnOu
eHu.f 81 CROOkn, JOHN LBFFEKrN
1AMhe d. COOPHk, OoRB. J. BHRGHh
JOHN q. 6CHUhAkKR,ALBX w BKNRpSlal
JOHN J. vAkDERBMT,JAMKs TITUa
dHhRY TIheKhN,l JESSE q. ROWAN
EDWARD HARVEY.
y, .. THOMPSON, Jrs sss
EIREMAN'S TRUST INSURANCE COZ
BABY on BRoOCLYN.
Cash CAPITAL, $4,000,
one ~, Sou1 nros. '9pPosi,s City HAA an u
O1gAniAed or the principle OF paying one hsU ~
profits Ahuvs Nh per cent. " abs Widovs 40 o.,
phAns Fund q Ihs Pre- DspsrtRsnA Of ,hs C5as 1.
Brooklyn. =
DaNnCrona
tleorgs Hal NeLsm'h Knisht Joosph NJ
Aaron Dosrav Gilbert l. HA Lght Bnlisk RAnt,hy.
Thomas Clark V Brunt wyckon Psa.,r n Andssts.
barry Me@snasT a Fruthins hArnH warrun BnloT,,
W'n b GongtB DrAal ID vaIsDr Gu LppiT
Petsu Duryes ] 3 Thorn MD ~ H0sfard
iona II SaewST1 HichArdP Buck Wm WAL
Low William Beard Joseph n HAit
HObart Roro Henry n PcrrsinClsnlAia H.
CrawfordC HroiihNAroallus AssasyH james
Henry d Peos d. Van VoorhIs John N Hos
John Glover John Bchenoh zB Waksuux
VII Robbins Fred r Peea Valentine a HI
LAv. hlllm d Chlttand5p John Voorl a.
This Company asnuuusa W Insure Duidinssy
hsrch Andise, Dwellings HOusahold Furulsuss,
Vessels In port and thsir cArpoos and oaher propa
~, AgAinLi loss damage BY nre on hyorsbI
and liberal terms ~ o,hu drss olAN csmpao,aa,
WIN. BtRRkLI. becrcsAry.
in. WYCKOFF, Jr., As.lssAns ns~ - "a
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LNOR SALE CHEAP COTTAGES STU.
u ,ted In gsn,-el neigh Durhopd, lih house from
Park ave. IN Bedford ave-, q. ookyn. Any person
wis irg pleasant house, will do well " call and
them. 20 minutes from FULTON Ferry, aud 10
minutes from PEGS slip Ferry; sand $, cars,
u, rite ave cars within block; price $500
tr No two, Inquire on the premises, u d O,
WRIGHT. mh6 6'.l5
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HO LET AND LEASE-SrORES, HOUSES
L Anu parts OF houses, In all parta Of WultAns-
urgh anil BrOoklyn; Also houses los amt farms,
an sale OF exchange In al paris n the UniIsd
ASen, and Nuo,iDAser, 9oa Grand ~, Wills ans
luTgh, tells s1Ao'lOo
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TO LET-THE STORE AND BASEMENT,
l. o. Nassau 81 Apply " FRANCIS 8. HOFF.
MAN, 2ST Broadway, OF ]. CAUTION, 81 hAsaAu -.
f.2hIrI2s
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COR SALE-ON BERGEN HEIGHTS, n.
J several well built frame cottages At from
~ 10 ~ 100 each with large grounds
ADD choice fruit trees and shrubhery, well located
and within from 10 10 20 minutes ~ ths City Hall,
n. Y; hors, carsfunning rom GA. N. " IL p. NJ.
viii he ald cheap; terms easy. ApDly " NEW.
liam ALDRIDGH, a. the Post ONCE, Hudson
Chy, NJ. mA4 2kac'iO7
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1NO LET IN THE Sun BUILDING, COR
u neT OF NNasAu and Fulton -, otioaa and large
roonh, suitable for manufacturing purposes, win
Shiob steam poNF oar h had n required. Hsll
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TO IEr-IN EAST BROOKLYN, TliREK
l. houses, built Ia 'he go,hio atyla- with all Ihe
Inoder7l improvements gas and hxtlrts, ana Ridge
wood water; Myrtle avenue cars pass every min
ri,H within half block u ths houses. Inquire OF r,
=. O'BRIEH builder, SAil.nAn st. ho' write aud
Park Ayua; rent 500, InhS b'lld
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CHEAP APARTMENTS TO LET
SAt 1877 East llth "a, 1879 Kass lith "a, neat av A.
ard Al Ill Wen 33d n, near Sab ave.
Enquire on premises. fees a4ac'1n
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TO -WOOD-HAVEN,L LONG ISLAND,
Il miles from the city, Q acres 81 good garden
and, and new 2-story house, and good stable, car
house. Seven acres, II wanted, will be leased cheap
to good tenant Inquire OF +. MeKEQN, lO3 Fun
street. Ns~ York. or ON tho premises. NINA lO',A
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A COTTAGE FOR e73o-NEAT AND
~ well located, IN Central Morriassnla, near de-
pot, esssy ~ access 10 the city. All business cou-
nected wi,h wes,uheter real estate attended 10 by
O. w. DIrC0ETr o,r Chs,hann and Cham bsrs "a,
brown stone building. milo 9'l23
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HO CARD ENGRAVERS AND WATCH
L Mafsrs--9 convenient rooms " 10, IN the 41h
story n builiirg rs Nassau n, suitable for the
We Inc 81 nlusintss. Terms moderate, and i'm
noliaIe poss'oSsien given. Apply ~ j. y. HENRY,
r,1m II, 81 story, IN said building. mh4 clio
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ITO LRT-A STORE AND DWELLING,
20 Oak st. n, Y also a cottage house and Two
lots ia a vary desirable lOcat on In Brooklyn. In
z. nlhA 2iAH'las
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E0R SALE, TO LET OR LRASE-DBSI-
rabe ARMS and plots u land. In the vicinity Of
JainaLca L. , particularly adapted for early mar
bet gardening, grape f7ih culture. Sol good.
Tire conditions Of sale will be easy 70 responsible
parties Some % the farms and plots have tho re-
ilistu buildings. Communicated ten times day
Price 8lt0 " 800 per acre. Apply W " ARM
TAGH, At Dtngv's, s Pine -, Y. mb5 G'l0s
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4 CORNER STORE TO LET-THE STORE
n and cellar a hosss 70a Warrington "A, osr Of
Pcry, fiom the Ora Of May; wouh make an en-
cslsut st-ndyor first class grocery. For partlc-
uisrs inquire 1t 100 washington n, milo s.isa
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CHOICE GARDENING AND NURSERY
Ands In fIA,bush. within one hours "A I'VE u
Washington Marks, for sala cheap. K.tct an gar.
ienors and norsts, you vul do wei " secure,ar ~
nve or ten Aores Of Ahs sbovs, L. r. BERgF'S,
70 Cellar n, Y. sei5 l4acs.N
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IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or rHE
L Burrogase OF the County Of New York, nDsic~ u
asreLy given W ali DsrsOns having CLAIMS ~ ainss
HARh. ID. LUHRs, ,ato N the Gag " New York,
deceased, " Presanl the same with vouchers tnero
Of, W the Subscribers, ~ ths otos % Ohsrle. Cue
nsy, No. 1916 Brosdway, 10 the city OF New York,
before the 18th day of March neu. Dated.
Now York the 18th lay Of September, 1881.
SOPHIA l.. LUHRS, Administrative, =
.CHARLRA CHENEY, AdminIHtrat1r, 90,
Of HARM ID, LUHIia.
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OH CENT HAIR DYR-BEyT IN USE-
(C BRIKSrS Columbian Hair Dye sAn be had
u 81 Eighth ave; $50 Allen n; Housson q. cor Az,
D; a. Grand -; ais Hudson 80; 100 Sinh av; Sc
ond ave. and 90th .; 8l6 kghth ave; 1876 Hudanl
~ ga Division u; ass Fourth ave; II Avenue ID,
and llt DiViEon q. BRoonYH-l6 FULTON 81; go
Court "a COR, Myrtle ave. and CARL 81 aud corner
Franklin Myrtle Avea. WuIIAHaBuAan-0rAnd
direct. Nos. SO, l9O 9On 2lq and sT9 South oth And
sab South 6th and Tth South 81 and Hh also by
Druggists generally .-Dep1 a. South 5eo-nd 8,
WllAmsburRh, between Second and Third nresAs
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CBEAP HOME-tS50 WILL BUY A
~ su.al stpry house and full loa,on psysi stree,
blocks from cars. Terms abpui 100 oAsh, and
f2o quarterly MI paid. Inquire o: Mr. DAY. cor
oh Sv and i9th ~, Sjuih Brooklyn. pih3 i'ii5
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FOR SALE OR TO LEr-A FARM OF 3
l. Actes with gopi hcus., barn. nc. Hx,ellsn,
land, with plenty % fruit apples pears, and cher
lies situated about Mills ON NJrthp ~, l.. /.
vii he sold " IL, IN reasonable terms. Apply al
al North lIh n, willamIoufgh l.. /. milo 4'l2T
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4 CORNER STORE TO LET-THE STORE
! ~ ana cellar a htsss T0a Washington "A, or Of
/ Pom, fom theArss Of May; wouh make an sr-
/ calsut st-nd,for hrs, class grocery. For partlc.
uisra inquire At 100 washington -. mhlO s'i32
A COTTAGE FOR s7so-NEAT AND
a well located, IN Central Morrisssnia, near de-
! ro,, essy u scoe4s 10 the city. All business coz
nected wi,h westgh ter rssl estate attended 10 by
/ O. w. DIrCaETr, oor Chs,han and Chambers -,
! brown stone building milo S'l2s
a FARM FOR SALE On LONG ISLAND,
"a 30 nila. from Bro klyn, by railroad, half mile
and, about 81 Of which IL ullsbs, and the balance
/ Ia vpdlani The tllabie land has AL been
nured well, and Is nov under high s.'e q cult
/ vatipn most part Is laid down W grOs viii cut
| In q good season 80 " 40 tons d hay. On said
farm there Is good dwelling house, Containing
rooms and kitchen on hfN door, bedrooms on
second Cor, besides garret room, outbuldngs
h,rn, &c all Ia good order, where nearly one
Thousand fruit trees, including pesh, pear, apple,
cherry, plum, ounce &c. Also a variety u Ter
r ~, I'D good asparagus bed, rhubArb, g.. PSr
further parscul.rs inquire At 22T Sou,h "a ~ or
OF DANIEL POWELL On the premises, Al Par
mingdAle, l.. /, milo 2'i0i
BUILDING LOTS ON BERGEN HILLS
- very nicely located mar Jersey City and Hcbo-
ksn, by horse every tew minutes II 5ou,h Ber.
Bprhoods, near churches, sohos. snI s.1rs.; PRO.
Nv. ''" '' ''N' Apply = a.. 4 s All a.
CHEAP HOME-ss5o WILL BUY A
~ sual 2 stpry house and full lJt,on navel street
blocks from cars. Terms about 100 oAsh, and
8lo quarterly Nu paid. Inquire o. Mr. DAY. cor
5h Sv and l9th ~, 5Juih Brooklyn. mis- 4'ii5
CHEAP APARTMENTS TO LET
VA, 1871 Eas, 1lth 81, 1879 KAs lin 81, near Az. A.
and n Ill Wen 33d n, near 9,h ave.
Enquirs on premises. fees q4.e.1H
CHoICE GARDENING AND NURSERY
- lAnds In FiA,bush. within one hours tk,ve q
Wsshinston Marks, for sale cheap. Ktct an gar.
leuors and hpriHts, you vii do WEI " seruraInr -
" CeiAT n, N Y. sslslAaos-9s
COUNTRY SEATS AND FARMS FOR
~ bNe-usRr d'pts. % AGtes god isni. 10 tim.
Der, orchards, aud farm Uuilgiugs, ia good order
Cnuage house II acres truck and two 'a-u.s 100
Two, 20 two, 10 two, ~ iva, 20 two, 10 two
~, and twu, Y acres each, and many u,hers
Seven village residences, six " rent Rarp % v
aCraa W ront do one ofsk CAL on THORN, lG
West WAshinVtnn Market, or ~ Futon ~, or On q.
VAIL, Plainhell Depot, Nj mhG Asc'l0e
FOR SALE OR TO LEr-A FARM OF
\ ActeS with gopi hous, balm Nc. HNcellent
land with plenty o. fruit apples, pears, and cher
lies situated about Mills { ON NJrthp a. l.. l.
VII be sold " IL, IN reasonable terms. Apply AT
al North 4Ih II, William3ourgh l.. /. milo ain
COR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
The property, l9i stanton n, ooasisting Of
till los, with frOnt and rear dwellings. FOR plrtio
nl.rs, enquire N $40 Fihh ~, or 70 S,uth - JNo
", CULVER JANIS CULVER. Executors.
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COR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
The property, l9i stanton ~ oosssting Of q
fall los, with fr0n, and rear dwellings. FOR plrtio
nl.rs, enquire Al $40 Fihh ~, or 20 S,uth - JNo
". CULVER JANIS CULVER, Executors.
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