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| '..i u yu. an, .t'...
! u -i&a., PROPERTY FOR SALE-1Hh
Dcnr bt.rc louise and 10, 40 Grand, COL. ol "a 4,
| wiIniusbIryh NV d1ins good + - bps,uess.
| Apply on Ae premises mhil 2iae'llI
BUILDING LOTS on BERGEN HILLS
- nicely located, near Jersey CITY and IlHbokon
, by houo cars every fcw minutes, at South ,rgen,
Hudson City, Union Hi, &c.--ged nos hborhood,
near churches, schools and stores. Pre- flJO t.
$500, easy terms. Apply at ii water st. y. Y.
mA3i 2iac'i23
BUSINESS ROOMS
- T. lie,
Exceedingly cheap,
'rl2 Aac'i4o a, G. Fulton n.
CHOICE GARDENING AND NURSERY
~ lands, within ali a. hours drive Of Brooklyn
a9i New York markets, foT sale cheap in parcels
L. 7. BERGEN, 70 Cell st. app 24'134
EOR SALE OR TO LE1-fOUR MODERN
l. houses, just finished with all modern improve
m'rt1, u iuiuut from wal ~, on Br1Hl 'yn
Heights; f.ut only flp ARMY "a tie premises
to-H. ap'cG'.Gg
FOR SALE--A Mat, COMPACT COT
t,.,o a',ls" half 4n acre o. land lit,,' cd, with
g'"' well OF wnt"r, fruit tree Sc, beautifully sta.
st"l, curmai .ng JIrDi.. I.y, al Wpadhsven, l.
J. - Oh ''s non SCUM Ity Inquire At TIE
W. rm.k'i's store P'rs 3 D.. y Y Aplt t'lt6
FOR SALE-A FARM OF 30 ACRES, Near
Jamaica, Long ls'anl, will house, barn AMI
utrhsilI ~ acres clear land and tie house Las
suitable 'orot % fr a country rtprr. For part ru.
lars apply g. GKt BIER, % Eidrdge II. all IL
EOR SALE-IENEMENT HOUSE IN
Brooklyn, a small 3-ft'ry brick house, with
store un first floor, paying over 10 per cent on
900 price tLIoo; terms from $500 20 500
cash. The balance can remain on bond niu mort
raro from g. y,ara If desired. Aprly o. T.. H.
hILLOiG, On u aver st, New York alii 2I,,'ii4
FOR SALE OR 10 LLASE-5 to 10 Acres
- "'rrd gardening land IN jamaica, l.. l. Build
hugs vii. hc put up, and five years lease given. VI
w RIDER ~ Cedar II, ro"n. 10. m29 24,c'l.5
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR VII
hImEhursl property, a siuaI. arm o. q acres on
E,okland Lake, r., E,i,d ,ouuty. n y, good house,
tart, well 90 water, plenty Of huit ~ all Kinds
viii he spiu cheap n. q pu very easy tens Appy
T. J. A BtNI, 80 brand It, wuhsmsburgh.
m22 2iHc'iI7
Tor SALE, 10 LET OR EASE ON KEA-
snnahle terms, twp.stury brir = factory gDN 80
viii steam power and Its OF lfuuud. situated IN
Graham ave, Winmsburgh. s.tU lots 90 Mont
rose ave, lots un Union ave, Al on Htoiwhy
u. w KELSEY is3 Grand ST. w,liiaushur,h.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IN.
proved property or u."r,laiisc, II hn.liny
Its 1t Grr.np"it, IA a." CITY Railroad. nlsu,
house aud acr" ui ground at Spon,"rtuWn, y Y
GEO. w. KELSEY, ~ Grand n, WilIansbutgh
MOI 2ip'lo7
HOUSE AND LOT FOR s7oO, ON III ST
near rt.l ave, B.'hIyu. Terms i.r cash, sud
SO quarterly NJ paid. Iquifr ui ~ M.AU.
LII T., Union House, corner 2lst II and bta ave-
irumit3P pr2 2i,a'iD7
r OTIS FOR SALE At ELIIABETurOKT-
- ,r,ty u' T.. fah. tNp.rt. New Jpia,y, is ~
miles from Ne, Nmt. ,,e.tu.atl mako FIVE trims
daily, ,lg' WY, "u Pier Nn. ., North I..,r. On,
10 cent s.s 'NH'F 'NruIU. AtI.r ly mi .uAl
Tie pHD' i- .IulDl w,tt wat. ana ga, Hrl .um.
lev, 'r'n 'nd ,or', .n be hrgH 4 there chopper
l.u HsU. COO I.'4 .ar 100 feet JHu De lU.fHl %
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n I','.' . = "a RI -t..'l ; "a
p g',....t ~ '.'' !, '. '.'''''
t,..' ,y..,. .-- ~,
4 NOM q ..,..,,, ~ = 90 90 3D.
- % '''
4 ADAM .uH'u" 5 MAGIC OIL WILL
~ drive a.I. g." 1n .vs. 'n a.. sD,'s 70
pans % '"N l..t.'.H. J large '.'t r VIII .It,t
W'l-I tli ". pine .",tt.IN, s ... .In.g - I"r rHs.
.'''., l-l IHl.V 10 MI, 'i..'I1J
DRINII,Gr PR, TINEt A.. WAR I,i..g
4 .'f,.i. o., -, q 81, ,'.,
r'..l !...,'' C,da - n,ft, ls..i 'ani d. LlaIs
''''''' ~ am ''' ''.-' ga AIS
t.,IrE HlV ,tANI'rArIrrErrs avn.
49, ~ ). ~ T. 49, ~
.L,., y ''..N'
'..' ".','' ,,.,
rp,,,ii.,. ~ l i H'i,..''' - If,''.'lNN,,.o
n''' '''''''' o.. I'''' - ~. 4 'l' -. 100
IL - ~, l,p , E ,I,, ,, AZ 81 10. =
DIX l''''' IAh' ~ Nv" 'aa ~ "'-
10 100. ',.'.N !. :, any '"is A"."h. v..,t'
A''...'y ~ 81" h.i"' Hp4' +l'e'' %
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For SALE or EXCHANGE FOR IN.
proved properly ~ r"r'h.udiso, II banding
Its 1t trr"Np"it, IA a." CITY Railroad. nlsl
house aud acr" ui ground Ht Spon,"rtuWn, y
GEO. W. KELSEY, l2z Grand It, willarnsburgh
M % .il,'l uT
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THE TIIROUGH ExrRrss TRAIN FOR THE

leaves New York as +. N. daily tSuudays sxeept
ed making close connection at UtrFis' * WITH
Pennsyiva ala Rtirpad-vith no change Oh. cars 70
PtHuurE and but one l. Cincinnati aud Chicago.
-Four hours time is saved ~ taking Z . ain.
bLlZABFIilPOEr ASn SFW YORK. JERRY.
Leave New York frum P.,i No. sort RIVER, ~
100 and 100 A. NJ 3 %, $50 sui bi0PH.
The boats stup Al BERGEN Point and Mariners
Harbor every trip cacl way
sul9 li'l0h JOHN o stERNs. snperintendenA
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BAKERY FOR SALE-ONE OF TIE Bost
- Ia tho l7tu ward, Handsomely fitted up, aui
doing very good cash business over tie counter
yeafs lease or more may be- raj. Satisfactory roa-
sous given Tor selling out Apply 10 Mr. +. MALO.
My, sroccr, ii SAth st, near tie BJwery.
H2i G'ljO
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EOE SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR VIII
l1mEhurth pro- crty, a small farm o. & acres on
BI'kland Lake, R,,El,ud county, n Y, good house.
uari, well % w'trr, plenty Of hWt ~ al Kinds .
viii I've sold cheap COL. 4 uu very EASY t.-uis Apply
g. J.. A Btlsr 80 Grand It, wl,lismsburgh.
uI22 2iru'll1
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RAKEEY FOR SALE-A BAKERY DO
ling sg'pd business; will uc sold reasonable
t'rms For PARTICULAR apply 'u trn premises, cor
90 Norfolk ,ui Kymstpu ITS. y. B-Asrut4 need
not apply. al g'2Il
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RIO BAEBERS-T LET-A SMALL Shop,
i 10Y In Icon st, r,ut luS. The above las been
occupied A. barber, shop for tho !sst ten years
Inquire 100 Hplson ~, bakery. apis G'lpI
ITO LEI At LOW RENTS-SMALL Store
Il 10 East Houston rooms and bed rooms at q .
Mott 535 Grcrnwiuh bg5 Grceuw.gH I5I, Iag
and 7Gl Washington; 70 u. thune and BIS West 18th
sts. Apply on premises, or Of JACOB WEEKS,
3l3 DoNtTy. ApI 2Iac'llA
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EXPRESS TRAIN FOR HARRISBURG.

The a NJ. Express Train from New York ar
rives at Harrisburg at 2 NJ, conn citing Easi and
West ON Pennsylvania Central Railroad, Northern
Central Railroad North aud South, and with Cum
haraul valley " .IrUpi.
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~ N VA ihAHN-f'i oolncI'i4c.
800 T. Western Express Tor Et,tol, Allertowu-
Reading, Harrisbutgh, Pittsburg, and the west
Sleeping cars from Jersey City through ~ Pits
burgh.
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RAILROADS.

GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
VI FOR THE
WEST,
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
AND
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD.
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5000 WILL PURCHASE 3 YEARS
'"~-DO '',-., stock aud fixtures = avoI rat.. -
Is u lIr"r Ftur" uI t.vu, % urN rpum p'tl.. cl,
i'n.' gurl lH-'nass rent low. Apply g. =. GATF.
My, Au,tr, 80 L,utro st. ap.l SOL
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T'ArScolI.TS LINZ LINE =, o,.,,.,.

I'AlSOOl LINE
OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
Tie subscribers continue O. grant certificates W
passage g. and from Liverpool, by their iRyorite
line of packets comprising In part the following
al. uS;
WI TNpSCOTT EMERALD ISLE, ALRlON,
nkEApNOUGuE, MANCHESTER, VICTORY,
EESJ. ADAMS, CONN lElLAIlON, ID. BOYD,
WEST lulSl, ESCORT, PHOENIX,
INDkENRlIEE , SEA FLOWER, CAMBRlAN
Making, together with others, ship every five
days.
The subscribers are also Hrouts f,r tho
lINE OF LONbOS PACKETS,
For all OF which 1. y grant certificates On liberal
terms
RTMITIANtES IRON IEEI NNn, Sc,
T & Go. a. ,u continue issue trn X, pay n'.c on
dtmouI, throughout I'm and, lr, and, Scotland,
AMI Wt,s, a. the LONFSI RATES.
Cirr..,I-, with an part ru.trs, may J." had IN
application tfly luttr, .'' ,s' postage stNnpg g.
TArstNII. A CO.. 81 south u. "a \ b.
IAra,OIL sMiIu s. co, L.ul.o,
app -t.s'il
TuuMTSDN'S BLACK STAR LIEC-lOR
I..rr T.u .'u '. |.,...' ~ D WEB
STrl,It. ... p. ..th .'r, PtH. Iru
I...... e., . ..l.E rl. s..e,Nt.s W.. X APP
"a.
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FOR SALi--A Mat, COMPACT cor.
tt,r, arls" La.fAH acre % land lit,.' cd, with
g'"' well OF wutrr fruit tree Sc, beautifully sta.
stnl, c.r.mal .ng JIr.j.. l.y, al Wuadhsv,n, l.
l - miles fruH South Tfy. Inquire II the
W. nm E.L- l. I-r-. p--. \ N y Y min ~ La
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EOR SALE OR RENT, IN THE COuN.

T T. IVT
try, tho cottage, with rooms, out houses, &c,
VIII fin" garden for vegetables, fruit nuI nj rub
tta.o which Will b, ready ur use tlr lat o., J 4ur,
" a. 10 ur 20 acres Of land. Apply g. A. M.COT-
Tx, ls7 Fulton NJ, ~ W. WILSON, rostmastcr,
a li'.btook, l.. Two passenger trains cuch way
daily. h2l 3'ilD
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BUSINESS ROOMS
~ t. Let
Exceedingly cheap,
sT12 2iacsi40 al C. Fulton a

EOR SALE OR TO LE1-fOUR MODERN
houses, just finished, with all modern improve
m'rts, n miuut from Wal ~, on BrDHl yn
Heights; fsui only so ARMY "a tie prouisos
4JCulumb.a t. Or u MAJOR THOMPSON, 20 waIa-
to- It. Ry'fG'.GJ
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A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE, AN OYS-
ter saloon viii lar attached, neatly ht'oi up
aud doing good business, very s.-,I rtaui for
lager hior saloon rent very low the owner going
into other business, cannot Ntrul T. II will lo
sold much below It's value. Apply for three days
tho evening. hI-l 3'lu5
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4 MADAM spEEu" MAGIC OIL WILL
~ dr.yo ..J. tie I..'" lu .vsl 'u a., .,ars coll 20
pans % "a 'nv l.t.'.t. barge N.'t r y.ll .Ittt
Wur-t k.li"f rn, .r4uru. $ ..H |f.yat l.r r.s .
.'''.. l~i l..ll.v -. NIL, 9i.'llJ
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A PAYMENTS TO LET-SEVERAL NICE
apartments, conssting of4 rooms each tctotlu
wat n, al $50 Ninth NJ, near ist ave, 1G4 a lG6
sixth ~, next 10 ave 49, Rent, IS 90 " 30 AMY
100 Seventeenth at, near lst ave ap2i $3.50
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RIO LET IN THE 2-STORY BRICK HOUSE
Il 5l Ruer st, near Pearl st-A nice airy room
and bed room, the 2i floor, suitable for family
Of two or three persons only. Tenants can have the
use " a hath room during the season; wool house
and Crotou water convenient Api9 ti'l.5
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I ANDLORD AND TENANTS
- 40 REF IN rs,
1llE y. A. sun lMTROVED FORM

Fni Sa'. at tie
COUNTER " iIE StS OFFICE,
4 o.. f..f ~ n
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FOR SAIE-h GpOCrRY STORE. WITH
lNr4r tnl va.'u. iut .. nvr, cor. of l-'t It.
sold ON account - tor business autl .'l'b
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COUNTRY STORE TO LLT--A CORNER
- ht3r" suitable for fret class grocery 90 dry
.g'l GOOD etand ipr a good man. Inquire Of q.
~ y. JuIIN lDKN III. Me.l Iafms. ND a'lIh
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ZION rEwARK TO EEw YORK VI To 800 A. n. y
CENTS, coon TO RETURN IN ANY or Tul
WAY TRAINS OF THE SANE
on EVENING.
FREIGHT RECEIVED nt the foot OF Liberty 4
New York, for Elizabeth, Railway, Now Brunswick.
and MillstoIe, until 80 PM, and for Princeton,
Trenton sc, until II A, NJ, and for Newark until
Bpm. Freight received AFTER these hours Ia nol
dispatched until the next day.
FOR Orange, Bloomfield, Millburn, N llristoWn
Hackettstown, aud Newton, via Morris & Essex 4
H., see bills Of that road.
The NEW JEBsEY CENTRAL r. II, TRAINS leave 20
corl'ng g. their advertisements
BY arrangement with tue New Jersey Central r.
II regular passengers and commuters betweep
Elizabeth and Jersey City, 10 snd from each road,
arc 10 ride only In the trains Of the road for wheh
thew have tiu kOts and any one taking the trains q
the road for which he las no tcStt, VIII be r'quireo
e pay TEN CENTS in addition 10 tic regular tAre
Ccitral Railroad passengers having tchets ~
the steamboat from Eizsbetnpon & New YORK,
can mass In the traus Of the Central Railroad on
naying TEN CENTS additional, anu giving up ths
STEAMBOAT, Tickets In the train but the ssAlsDoA
Tickets WILL NOT BIZ RECEIVED IN SuS Vi Ns
trains Of the New Jersey Ral al ,,, s,,,,,.
"1'-' ~ JAMES w. WOODRUFF Asst snpr
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Tor SALE-A HARDWARE SIOlE-
G..i r,'.rtucr WIFI lr pi,,, rs iu4s.u.f.. At
NJ. G'i Nutu ayc. stock taken % required; lease
he given q .HI. fpnt uI.' a'lt-
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

. VrsT PUBLISHED" FANCHON, THE CRICKET -
IL mia thesrn. and moral play, the
,ll tile NJ Laura kernes Theatre tansiat
expressly or Miss Maggie Mi,slell bhed this day and
e. 81 mad the LH nj PAGES anu at tue tneae nj Ay,
with an exeeant P9. Vi the youthful talented
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vxTANTRD-FOR A PARTY OF FROM FOUR TO SIX
w persons, Board in farm house or boarding. house. 1t
dollars per week Address Mrs c. 40 WASH nson square,
of Maedougal street.
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IN ReaI II. for culGins a. .tsuiius whereof, used mp
he invgnrate sc,flni tgi diseases
permanently DYED. sit a sent free ny mail By the
author, d. H. a. BAIt., la Birteker street
from Mae al New York. Prc. a. 9, in postage
stsnips Cons altaons from II Till 2, and from tl 8.
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4. X COLLINS,
or 10 him at the Office of j. s. Caldwell "a Pine street

A COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE-THREE MIL
n from Stamford, one minutes walk from Railroad
pot tasteful and convenient cottage nine rooms; Sc
oatbuild i've to six OF land: large garden
abundance and variety Of choice iruit all in fne ORDER
session Immediately. Apply q, No. ~ Wall street, in
basement.
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t,cyINIpTs PATENT MUzZLEs-IN WHICH,
- dod~ e4ln eat and al nh. and not able 10 ute
In every hariwaro store and At his nanuiaetory M
role street, Brooklyn, n. u.
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MARBLE MANTELs.-MANTELss SOLD AT As1
lti lshinsy low prces Al hLABEHs Marble irds
Last FL hteeuta strest near Tir4 ayenac aud ~ Wrist
nue mar ihird street. N. X. Manles put Wy In any "a
the country.
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E xPREssEs.

A BuRNHAM8 FrRNITlRE EXPRESS AND PACK.
IA. ing es' bi-l nsnt III West Eleventh Street Detnepu
Fiftn slh nues hUusrholG FHrl ture Rox.d and
sippcd al or the II. CoYefes vae ~ Tor To-
sofea.
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Photographic ALBUMs-A GREAT VARIETY
i ,ers prize q - as,ge assas,cns O Fans az
inner ana everything 10 tire Fancy Goods line a. thf
pinsl Il. JACOBS, iUi Broadway.
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COLUMBIA HALL-NEW LEBANON SPRINGS N
~ Y-This popular and fasntnab.e watering place u
ready the option Of visitors few families
can be &c ommodael Tor The season. A. PARSONS.
N BTLe house will be kept open during the fall monhA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-20

u,IArTs, PLANTs.--A FINE ASSORTMENT
K monthly Carnations. Verb mas, Eo,es, am e,ler
Twsn,y hints street AVID Broadway Wrcathi bou, 1ets
Baskets usual
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ID BERGEN POINT HOuSE-AT BERGEN POINT, NEW
ID Jersey. new Newark bay, mnules walk from the
aoaree House Is now open for the reception Of guests
ARRANGEMENTS board Tor do For
further particulars inquire GO West Eighteenth street, be-
tWe Fl handS Sixth avs
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SUMMER RESORTS.

belmont HALL Schoolgirls MOUNTAIN
ID Springs N J.-rhe above well known resort Is now
Tor the Trains foot C0rt andt street
via Norris Essen Railroad, at 81 A. N. and 81 z M
WILLIAM SHARP.
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POLITICAL.

A GRAND UNION MASS MEETING WILL BE HE
Union Club o. the Cooper institute, TUESDAY evening,
lsb2 10 exprs sson 10 the sentiments oil our pc
VINO are opposed 10 the continued agitation OF The ~
auestion aud In favor OF the restoration OF the Union
v,s and main aiming the constitution ~ II L.. En-,
speakers lave been Invited aud viii address iae meet
Further parteu ara neat week. H. TALENT,
Chairman Of Committee Of Arrangement
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n rI1E oRIaINAI. WELL, KNoWN DEALER. n

a, .Nyrp-sio 900 WORTH or CAST orr CLOTHING
w fu.ni,ae. Jeyelry, &c. 4c At the new stand ~ SO
v.nt Avenue corner Twenty street, for wleh
i,rnes. IA h rric will be paid. Ladies' Ia attendance. Call
on or address j. STERN
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DR. PHELPS INDICATED AND MAGNETIzED
- zcns,s, an agrrsab 9 and harmless subsutme log
and req ,ard doe es OF medicines, secured according 10
Congress- aud sod only ut ia Ninth street Ladies,
for circ lar, and escape mposit on and drteging.
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A PLACE FOR SALE CHEAP-ONE OF THE BEL
n locations in the city for fruits vegetables, poultI
game butterand cheese low and cash trad
This OF the canc offered. For further partc
lion gwen. No agents.
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r ANDs.-TO ALL WANTING FARMs.-LARGE A
thriving settlement OF vineand near Pliladelphis
raroa: rcn SOIL good crops; to be sesn; 20 acre tracts
from si5 to so per acre. layal witain four
schools md society; hundreds setting. Apply oCH
X LANDS Postmaster, vineiand Post ONCE CumberlI
co in,y New Jcrs " Letters answered; papers contain
Information will be sent free.
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u MANCHESTER, VT.
Now open for company. Address =. Fl. Orvis
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GAVE RENT AND DO BusrNEss.-BUY STORE
- the country ut West Mount vern n, on tie Harl
Rarosd I6 niles ot old stand; large house and store
aud eight city uts, $500; cost *5Oo see y ana sei
II IL perfect Apply to tho ticket agent on the premiscs
address ], In g. Yorke, Mount Vernon.
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FOWLER HOUSE. AT GLENEIDA LAKE, CARMEL.
N <. n i mics from. NV YORK by Harlem railroad
10 Groom Falls; SIX by House and well
shaded large flower larien bathing house sail row and
fishing boats; only Jour miles fTol Lake Mahopac num-
Der of a~es which abound with fish; extensive
modatons for horses; liver, stable attached Re erence L.
I. Brownell, win Bruoss Bro s.. Broadway and Grand
street. EDWIN FOWLER, Proprietor.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A PURE WHITE ENANEL FON rIIIUINI HI'N ~
"A Teeth Price dollar per tsoth. This beautiful
n ration IN placed into the cavity ~ soft state mine ~
bcconng as solid the tooth itself preventing firlhe
cav aud warranted to last Tor ye,rs. Prepared ON,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-20

L q. al EDGs's
81. FIRST rREaIUN FIREWORKS.
None xe1ulnr witnuut tsaae max
City dialas nnf deal ef. suppird ~ short notice.
Gaupfac urs r. Depot 81 Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-20
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY JUNE 20, 1892


A FEW SINGLE GENTLEMEN MAY FIND PLEA
N sant home ~ Private family, twhere their comfort
woun b. studied than FERNS moderate
Location eonvensent to and stages Apply AZ IS Bank
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-20

T TAME THIS OCCASION TO STATE THAT If THr
thin a translation OF article IRON Ger
man PAPER hereto annexed Is uttery untrue SO far II
relates Captain Henry Witthack Captain Wthack 10
and always has and efficient officer No
faithful to his company or the service
than he ana surprised that should
publish such he within. At the battle Of West
Point anaed Company r. and CAPITA Profit acted
as First Lieutenant under him The behavior of Captain
wnack g. win appreciation Of bis superior
T. Z. PRATT, Colonel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-16
Tn. Mr,ropoI,,.p UcnI,h NH.

Senator Smiths Metropolitan Health bill,
lately introduced in tho State Senate, creates a
Metropolitan Health Board, 10 consist Of the
Mayors Of New York and brooklyn the Health
Officers the President Of the Board Of Suporvi-
sors and seven citizens 10 10 appointed by the
Governor, with consent Of the Senate. Two OF
the appointeea TO be practising physicinus, resi-
dent In New York, two in Kings County, one a
ply sician in Brooklyn and one in Richmond
county.
to years, and one 10 he appointed annually
thereafter, the proper ion Of physicians and re-
tidences 10 be maint aimed.
All powers and duties relating to the public
health In New York, brooklyn, Kings and
Richmond, shall be vested only in the Metropo-
Titan Board. TheyNmay appoint places and re-
gulations for Quarantine; enforce all laws rogu-
lating the sale Of drugs or food have control of
registration Of births, marriages and deaths; the
laws relating to which in New York are OK
tended TO Kings county, and shall enforce all
fines and penalties They shall oversee all street
cleaning, and where a contract Is not properly
performed they shall clean the streets and prose-
cute the contractors They shall exercise a su-
pervision over all dwellings anil tenement
houses, 50 as to compel proper cleanliness puri-
hca'ion and space for living in. All vacancies
In the Board TO be filled by the Governor. The
members Of the Board shall receive II 900 an
nual salary, ard such members AZ act on the
Committee as Commissioners OF llealtI 5000
por ear additional. The eXpanses under the
st TO be a charge on the eount'el namod, and
apportion' in the ratio of their repress ntation
in the State Assembly, but the salaries to be
paid by the counties from which each member
is appointed respectively. Any expense spe-
rially for the benefit Of ono county to 10 paid
1y such comfy. The Board are authorized and
required TO raise, by law, with consent of the
Governor, any money needed for An'emer-
scncy or 10 supply any deficiency in the ex-
perFes Of tho Board.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-01-16
Argument lAsainst Cavalry.

With the improvement in irearmA, writer on
war seems TO thinks horses are losing value in
battle. He says Let tho horse be ever so
swift, the sabre ever so sharp, or the rider ever
20 bold, the conical ball is too much for him. A
charge Of cavalry upon body Of properly armed
infantry bids fair 10 be henceiorward impossible.
Two hundred yards has been fixed by the best
authority as the proper charging distance, and
In by.gone days 1t was only at two hundred
yards that the fire Of square began to tell, and
saddles to DO emptied, But now a. days the iron
rain patters on the horsemen before they get
within half mile OF the foe. If they quicken
their Iacs to close, the maddest charge will not
bring Dragon horse on the bayonst in less
than three minutes, and when he arrives he Is
blown and disabled. When he arrives II he
arrives, we should say; for even in traversing
eight hundred yards at the top Of his speed, he
receives half a dozen volleys from practiced
sharpshoote's. To send cavalry on such service
will, we may safely predict, henceforward be
considered madness. Tne foot soldier has 4
swiitor messenger in his cartuuch box than tho
teetest hussar.