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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-07-25
CAMP FARRAR'S FARM,

NEAR RICHMOND, July %, 1862
A LII absent members of this company, and those
n absent at the time of Reorganization. subject
~ fhe Ccnscript law are hereby ordered to report
at this camp Immediately, or send certificate of an
army surgeon Of their inability to do 30, or they
will be advertised deserters and treated accord
ingy. II. II. WILKINSON, Lieut..
Comdg Co. E, Cd Reg't Va Vols.
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HIVE DOLLARS REWARD-Strayed from my
IL stable, corner of Leigh and Adams streets, on
the 10th OF July small red COW about nine or
ten years old; her two right teats slightly sore No
ether marks recollected. The above reward will
he paid for her return to the stable, or for any in
formation to where she IL, left at the store of g.
NJ Lumpkin & Bro, Franklin street, opposite Me-
tropoiitan Hail. G. II. LUMPKIN
~ 2J-3t*
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"IANTED-To hire for the balance of the
w year, a SERVANT WOMAN, to cook and
wash for three four farm hands, on a farm two
miles west of Richmond. Apply at this office,
{y
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nor SALE-A HANDSOME RESIDENCE
AND STORE AT BUCKINGHAM INSTI-
IUTE-The subscriber offers for sale his residence
and store located above The dwelling is new,
built of brick, with slate roof, and contains i've
rooms and wide passages. There is an office III
the yard with three rooms and also dining room;
besides kitchen, quarter, ieehouse, stable and 9TH
necessary out-houses. A well Of excellent wa
ter in the yard The lot contains ceres, a
part of which is a fine young orchard and large
yard surrounding the house, well shaded and plant
ed in flowers and shrubbery. Post office at the
place, and churches convenient.
The store is also new, situated on separate lot
of one and half acres, with shoe shop attached.
This would be excellent location for
chant or physician
A bargain can be had if early application is made
to o. C. BRANSFORD,
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NTANTED-Tor rent, a STABLE and CAR
w RIAGE HOUSE, room for horse and
buggy Also, 10 sell, either q Kossuth or Harvey
and Rob iov HORSE-both ride and work well.
One has been trained to cavalry service, of fine
style and action. Apply to DIR. BROOKS.
jy 25-3t* Corner Main and 18th sta.
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SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.

SUBSTITUTE NOTICES.
"yANTED-A SUBSTITUTE for the war
w for which will pay fair price. For fur
Their information apply at
j. d. BRIGGSS,
1y 25-3tA Corner of 4th and Broad streets
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STOLEN--From the War Department, on the
~ Odd of July, by small boy, large BAY
HORSE, weak in his left eye. He had on large
Spanish saddle, with large horn, covered wi III
copper. A liberal reward will be paid for the de.
livery of said Horse at Major Joness quarters west
end Of Broad street. near the new Fair Grounds.
RIO. X. HARGROVE, Capt,
jY 25-2t* At Battery No 10
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TIA BOOK FOR ALL
or THE WAR.
BY EDWARD A. POLLIRD.
WEST 4 JOHNSTON, Publ
UNPARALLELED SUGGEST

TWO THOUSAND COPIES DISPOSED OF DURING
THE FIRST WEEK OF ITS PUBLICATION.
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MILlTARY NorYCm.
IExTRACTJ
WAR DEPARTMENT.,
ADJT. AND lNsP. GxNHRAL's OFFICE,
Richmond, July q, l66a
~ ENBRAL ORDERS, NO. 81

vT
III The employees Of Railroad companies are
authorized and requested TO examine the passes
And furloughs OF soldiers passing their roads
and to arrest all deserers and persons absent with
out leave from the army whenever they may be
found said roads, and to deliver them to an ON
cef Of the army At the most convenient post or sta
ton, to lodge them In Jail and report their names
and regiments to the Adjutant and Inspector Gen.
sral, Richmond Thirty dollars will be paid for all
deserters delivered to officer and fifteen dollars
DO made for the expenses of and trans
portation. All jailors receiving desertsrs are re.
questsd TO detain them.
By command Of the Secretary Of War
(SisnedD g. COOPER,
jy 25-6t Adjt and Insp General
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NNE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
~ REWARD-Ranaway from on Sunday,
July Goth, three NEGRO BOYS, namely:
JAMES, a carpenter by trade; brown skin, about
"a years old feet or inches high reads and writes
a Indifferent hand. He was bought of Mr. r. A.
Claybrook. OF Westmoreland county.
ARTHUR. also brown skin; has been in the EN-
ploy of Mr. s. S. Cottrell for some months; q years
old, feet or inches high was purchased of Mr.
VIM. Bower, or Bowen, of Fauquier county, Va,
near Bealton Depot.
NED SCOTT, of lighter complexion than the
rest; about II years old, feet or inches high
He was purchased of Mr.. G. w. ROTOR, near Frede-
rcksburg.
1t Is supposed they are trying to make thei. way
to Fredericksburg will pay the above reward
of $50 for all three $50 for each one delivered
to me or secured in some jail that get tn IN.
jy 22--6t" JOHN FRASEl.
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TWO SUBSTITUTES WANTED.-Apply at
i HUNT & JAMES'S. Cary street between
18th and l4th, before 10 O'Clock to-day.
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TNAKEN UP AS ESTRAYS One bay HORSE
1 aad MARE, on the SeUffietown road, half a
mile above Richmond. on the 9TH of MAY, 1862
which the owner have by proving property
and paying expenses. w. T. FORDE
iy
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w cavalry service fine gray charger and
equipments will be given. Address -. H." at
Dispatch office. iy orItx
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nNE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD.-$l00
Y reward will be paid for the apprehension and
delivery in Jail of my two negro men, JOHN MILES
and NICK SLAUGHTER, who runaway from my
estate OH the Green Mountain, Albemare county, on
Monday, 2lst of July. John Miles is 80 years old;
six feet high; weighs $50 pounds, and ginger bread
color. Nick is the same color and height; not SO
heavy; stoops little and has little beard If taken
in Albemare will pay $50, and 500 ont of the
county Post Office Carter's Bridge, Albemarle
county, Va.
iy 24-6tt PEYTON s. COLES
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CTRAYED AWAY-A large white COW; no
~ marks recollected; with red bull Calf with
white face rope was around his neck when she
left. liberal reward will be paid for her delivery
to J. X. PLEASANrS, on 9Th street, between Ca.
nal and Byrd iv o3-3ts
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN
v LUXEMBOURG COUNTY, VIRGINIA. Il
offer for sale my FARM, in Lunenburg county,
containing about $50 acres. 1t lies on the main
road between Lunenburg Court House and the juno
ton of the Richmond and Danville and South-s Side
Railroads, about three and half miles from the
former place and fourteen miles from the latter 1t
is within twelve miles of Meherrin depot. on the
Richmond and Danvie Railroad, to which place
there is a good country road.
The land is of good quality, easily cultivated,
and has on the necessary fencing in good repair
The buildings are beautifully located on an elevated
site in full view of the road, and consist of hand
some dwelling nearly new and well painted with
the usual out-hous-s, embracing An excellent Ice
house. The water is fine. There is within few
hundred yards of the premises a post-offce, New
Plymouth,) store, and black smith shop. Churches
of the various religious denominations are conve
nient. GEORGE Z. JACKSON, Esq, who lives
near the place, is authorized TO sell it, He will take
pleasure in showing it to any one DESTROYS Of pur-
chasing. Any communication relative to this pro-
perty addressed to Major THOS. C. ELDER" and
left with f. Ii. Stokes Esq, Franklin ST., Rich
mond, will receive prompt attention. Price low;
title satisfactory. GEO. W. COX,
Brookland =. O.,
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FTNWENTY-F DOLLARS REWARD.--Sto
L len from Inc, on or about the 2lst inst, Colts
NAVY REVOLVER or Six-Shooter, No 90, 10
will give S25 for the return of said pistol and ask
no questions, if delivered to me or at the Mayors
Office. city of Richmond.
A. j. MCKEAN, lst Lieut.. Go. A.,
jy 23--6tN ith Eeg't Texas Vols
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HEADERS 10TH VA. RECT, !
vaa-

HEADERS 18TH Va. RECT
July 3d. 1861 !
T OST-Whils on picket, July 2lst q dark brown
i MARE, with two scars on right hip, saddle
marks, star (smalD In forehead, and heavy foretop
Any information concerning her will be thankfully
received. liberal reward will be paid when deliv-
cred to these headquarters. CHAS. s. PEYTON,
" 25-lt* Capt. Commanding Reg't.
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NWNER WANTED.-Came to my farm, in
" Bowling Green, near Richmond, on the 10th
Instant one STEER and cow. The owner or
owners will please CALL pay charges and take them
away, or they will be sold as the law directs.
jy 2J-3t* JOHN KEPPLER
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WAITE.

vTTANTED-A TEACHER, competent to teach
w the usual English and classic course to take
charge Of the Washington Academy, located IN the
lower sud Of Amelia county, for the ensuing SEES.
sion, to commence the 1st of September next. For
from $500 to Sl BOO The tuition Of this school is
offered to the TEACHER; stated salary guaran-
teed. The present prospect Of the school ID rot so
fattering rs formerly but we are confident good
Teacher could build up profitable school A regu-
lation of tho Board Of Trustees requires that the
school shall be opened with reading the Scriptures
and prayer. All communications, with credentials,
should be addressed to DIR. w. c: BOOTH,
Amelia G. H., Va
There will be a meeting Of the Board Of Trustees
at the Academy to act on the applications, August
18th. iy 25-3t#
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FENHlRTY DOLLARS REWARD-Lost near
L the battle field of Malvern's Hill, Tuesday,
July lst 1852, one sorrel HORSE, capped hip Gight
hip, Think white feet and star ia the fore head
Below the knee tie left hind leg il the scar of
an old sore his back beneath the pom.nel of the
saddle was also sore. Had on when lost saddle, bri
die, and halter The saddle was covered with cloth
trappings. trimmed with red. The above reward
will re paid for his delivery to me at 9th Georgia
regiment, D. Ii. Hills division. Colquitts brigade,
or to the Surgeon in charge of Seabrook Hospital
Dr.
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NOTICE-All absentees from Co K Seth Va
~ regiment. will report themselves to camp on
the Darbytown road. three miles from Richmond
Immediately, or be caught and dealt with as desert
ers. This includes all who have had furloughs that
have not had them renewed, sent certificates
weekly. Lieut.. WIN. Z. TULLEY,
iy 2j-.t* Comd'g Co. K, 56th Va Reg
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YfNAKEN UP-Four HORSES and a MULE on
Z my farm near Richmond. The owners will
please call at Mr.. JAS. PENDLETONS Stables on
Cary 81, near the City Gas Works. prove property,
pay expenses, and take the III away, they will be
sold as the law directs. ~ 22~-3t"
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OST-On Saturday morning last, on Cary street.
l 4 between 9Th and 9th streets, q single case pa.
tent lever GOLD WATCH, plain back and steel
hands The number forgotten liberal reward
viii be paid TO the finder by leaving it at the Dis
p atch Office. iy 22-3t.
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J. F. JOHNSTON,

" 1~----- N.tpI anu a . . M Y. q Neg {.
EINW ENiY-FiFE DOLLARS REWA Il D-A
i SOLDIERS WATCH LOST.-Lost, on the
battle field Al Malvern Hill, on July LIST. silver
American WATCH, hunting case hard dial Ma
kcrs' names, Appleton, Tracy & Co., on the dial
On the movement is the makers name Bayley
No. .! ,345. Initials, w l.. G., engraved on outside
case. The above reward will be paid and no ques
tons asked, if the Watch is left at the Examiner
Office LIEUT.. ID. b. LANGSTON,
jy 21-s1t' Wright's Brigade, Sd Ga. Reg
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STRAYED OR STOLEN-From my lot, about
~ the 7th of the present month a speckled COW,
OF medium size, with very sharp horns. A reward
of SIS will be paid for her return to me- or such in
formation as can get her.
~ 25---3tN DAVID j SAUNDERS
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SUBSTITUTE, not liable to
w the Conception law, TO call at room No .
Powhatan Hotel, between the hours of 8 and 10.
Jy 25-lt* J. L. w
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FHOUND-A POCKET BOOK-On the battle
T. field, by Missssippian supposed to belong to
J. w. MeCalley. Can be had at Mississippi Depot,
application and proof. jy l5-Gtt
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FTNAKEN UPON the New Market Road, about
l five miles from Richmond medium. sized Day
HORSE The owner can find him ct the camp Of
the 47th Virginia regiment, Gen. Fields brigade,
and by proving property, paying charges, can take
him away. jy 2S-3s
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STRAYED OR sTOLEN-On the evening Of
~ the Goth day of July. 1862, in the city of Rich
mond HORSE, with saddle and bride. Said
Horse was u light sorrel with four white feet one
eye and the Confederate brand his left shoulder
liberal reward will be given If said Horse IL de-
lvered to ne at Major Jones's headquarters, oppo-
site Camp Lee
jy est" A. s. FLETCHER.
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TNAKEN UP--In Charles City county, near the
enemy's line, on the 4th Of July, a small gray
MARE, about years old; which the owner can
get by applying to the undersigned and proving
property. w. p. BRANCH,
~ 22-3ts Co. F, 4th Keg't Va Cavalry
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9 TOLEN-S50 REWARD--From the fence near
y the post-Otiice in Richmond, late Saturday
evening. small brown HORSE, having on q
Mcclellan saddle. He in thin order, and
had an awkward gangling gait with white
star in the forehead. The bride had a large
brass bit, single rein, with halter attached
will give the above reward of $50 for his delivery
to NE, three miles from Richmond, the York
River Railroad, Gen. Gariand's Brigade, D. H.
HIS Division; or, will be thankful for any in.
formation concerning him
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CTRAYED-From Camp Winder, Wednesday
- evening, during the storm q large bay MARE
with small mark in her face; newly shod behind;
hind legs somewhat swollen. She Is also slightly
marked with the saddle, and has been wounded In
the right side Any one returning her to No L.
Wmder Hospital, will receive liberal reward, and
confer favor on the STEWARD,
jy23-3t* No 4 Winfer Hospital
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NAME to my house, in Chesterfield, on the 22d
" Of May last, u bay mare MULE. years old
with marks Of gear on her. The owner Of said
Mule will please come forward, provs-propsrty
pay charges, and take her away, or she win be
dealt with according to law.
lv o3-1tk l. n SNELLlN0
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ADJUSTMENTS.

M. GOTTSCHALk.
L.. Mr. GRAU has the pleasure TO announce thas
the particular request many Of the best patrons
of Mr. Goschalks concerts he has concluded 10 give
three MATINEEs D'INsTRUCTION, at Irving Hall, on
- The special object Of these entertainments VIII
be present to eye. well the of the spec
tator the method by which modern effects pro
duced the panoforte For this two p amos will
be placed in the centre of the saloon and sufficient sie
walton TO enable all to the hands Of the The
seats will be disposed that the line OF viii always De
directly % the key board where Mr. Goscnak performs on
one other OF the Such an arrangement
necessarily involves considerable sacrifice Of space and as
In addition to this desirable that only limited number
should be present, may be ample aecommoda
aoh ior inc audience and perfect sn ns "
sent, ana explain what they may desire 70 nave
made clear 10 them II has been determine9
that these Matinees shall be by subscription only limited
number OF tickets will be sued admitting to the three con-
cers and the subscribers will possess the sole privilege or
purchasing extra admissions But under circumstances
will tickets be issued persons admitted than
comfortably surround the pianos
Mr. Gottscbak these occasions will play In private,
selecting five pieces for each aud playing what
else the audience may suggest No other artists will assist
greatest Will be taken to make them social
and communicative possible To students of the piano.
these Mainees will is believed, be of great
amusement and much instruction.
Subscriptions will be received at Beer Shrmers, sue
TO Breusng 70l Broadway. -
Subscriptions Tor the three Matnees $5 The Matneea
will take during weeks
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Resignati0m OF Colonel Van Buren, IS
Paymaster General.

Paymaster GencrAi.
STArE oy NKw YoRk PAYnAsrER GEskRAL's 0FFIcE,
New YORK, Feb. "a lS62. J
To His ExcelIency Gov. MORGAN, Albany
DEAR SR-Expecting to take command In the held
Of the regiment being raised under my auspices,
hereby tender you my resignation OF the olce OF Pay
master General of the State OF New York And IN doing
beg to return you my sincere thanks for the many
of courtesy and knaness l have received at your
hands and 10 express earnest shes for your oen
tinusd prosperity official and personal am, sir with
great respect, your obsdient servant,
THOS. b. VAN BUREN,.
GENERAL HEADQUARTERS. STATE oS New YoRK,
ADJ. GENERALS OFFICE, ALBANY, March 2, 1862
Colonel 7. B. VAN BuRES;-
In enclosing you copy Of the order accepting your
resignation Paymaster General directed by his
ExceIlency the Commander .Chio to express To you
his regret at the termination OF your connection with the
General staff of this State and his appreciation Of
labors whilst acting In that capacity In transferring
your efforts IN the Of the the field
You take with you his wishes for your
Permit me to add acknowledgements for the aacry
with which you have discharged the duties with which
you have been charged through this Department am,
COLONEL sincerely yours,
THOS. HHLHOUSE, Adjutant General.
Colonel Van Buren, has already left for the seat Of war
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EXPRESSES.

A BURNHAMis FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
"A. ing establishment, lls West Eleventh street between
Fih ai sixth Household Furniture boxed and
shipped 10 all parts Of the world. Covered for
moving furniture and from the country Furniture sioed
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COurt eudar-This Day.

SUPERIOR CouRT-Part Nos s57, $40, .O65, 3.o1e,
l,l67 1895, 1897 1892 1,4ol, 403, 405, ,4o9,
I,4il, 4i3, AIS Part Nos 325s, 1882, 1922,
1880, 2s4 is6, $780, $50, 1850 276 2l0, I6o
1882, 1854, 1856. Part 3-Nos ,OO5 2643, ,213,
ei3 2s63 373 Ss1, 1898, LAT, 4l9, ,421, ,523
AIS, ,427, ,42e Part 4-Nos 0I2, 1858, 1,360
1862 1864, 1896, 1870, 372, l574, 1876, 1,37S
1850 ! ,3s2, l, ,3S4, 1856. 1888.
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sTEAMBoATs.

L,oR BRrDGEPoRT-FOR FREIGHT oNLY--IHE
in steamer BRIDGEPORT will receive fre ght Peck
sp pier East rvcr daily for the Houstonc and ssuga
ta.k railroad.
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COAL.

CI IN y AN Sow DELIVERING A SUPERIOR
'St ~. quality of Goal Tor iamy use. well scfceu~a
stt " pef on OF 2Wi vs. Cok~ 81 y chstrJn Al-u
Lrc.geoi and ctnhcl Cosl A. ig Wes Ele 'eaih a..s
esd 49, figsh sssss EE4AIT.
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CE0 N00 TO LOAN, OK BOND AND MORT
WV gauge GA real estate m t.la y " Brook.
iu sums ~ Si,lO) AID upwards Ako, $50 u to inveN N
y ~ iasiHg made mortgages. Apply TO A. sEUEANT 10
wall street
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u GRAND E0UEsTRIAN DISPLAY.
SAM L0NG, SAL L.THRoP; GAIT AZ DEAN EGAsT'
ARMSTRONG, M0RLAND, JAMES MAplGANs
SIG. DEvEINI. C. MADIGAN, ": ASHTON,
ARMSTRONG, y. CARPENTEk,
EATON STONE, A. HUBBELL
X. STICKNEY. +. SfICKNEY,
HERR HUGO REINCH and PUPJ;;
On Wednesday afternoon, Daylight Show.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

NY PARTY WHO HAS ONE OR TWO GOOD HORSES
"A and would wish TO take the best saeabe merchandise
the market in for such suitable tor dry good
Dealers hear Of customer where they will be wei
treated by addressing to D. H. hox 1856 Herald Office
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

N1nn TAX ON DISTILLED RrEs-THTs WILL BE
DlOV heavy small establishments ike mine: but
thstandng am patriotic enough, hope not 10 grum
BILE determined continue make the same pgre
Malt whiskcy and superior GIN equal 10 any imported and
price have all the Parties desiring
pure article OF whiskey gin viii hc satisfied upon trial
Delivered any part of this city Brooklyn ~
Joseph Peacock Me- 10 Corears street. In the rear near
foot of Grand street, New York
1OS CASES FINE OLD HENNEssY AND OTARD
lAC cognac Brandy; also IS 90 Sherry Wine "a
qua bottles case) for sale 81 case cash about
hall their These fine liquors. imported for
druggist ahsd) must bs sold TO pay balance Of sd
vanees, at 81 Liberty street up stairs
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


MRS. HAWKINS PAPER--ErIQUETTE, ARTS OF
vl Beauty. Social Games Courtng, Original Stofies DC
Full OF pictures Totally unlike other Try IT, Price
scents Very interesting. Ohce No 50 Walker street
THAT CURIOUS" BOOK OF CITY WOMEN; OR IN
Il trestpx Female Characters in New York Cheap edt
tson. 2l6 lzmo ready. Price IS cents mailed
free. 20 cents NJ GAUNfr Publisher, 50 Walker street,
New York.
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HENRY 4; LEEDS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M ,

HENRY H: LEEDS AUCTIoNEER-yALUAMBLE M
IL Stock Of fashionable ready made Clothing &c. HEN
RY H. LEEDS Il CO. will sell auction. Wednesday,
March L. 01 O'Clock at the salesoom % Nassau street
large valuable stock of Clothing made in the best
for Broatway-saes consisting of fine and super
French Cloth Dress Business and frock Coats fancy
and plain Pants and general assortment OF Vests &C. &C.
in lots suit purchasers without to close the
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

yzraSTED-a PARTNER WITH 5000 CASH TO
w tEr tird interest n Steambnat ami EDntt r14dy
,tsUp Tho party iuvcFi uE ahOtu secures
Ell the pnr ership. Cal fgr three days NO PARK
lace room ~. inquire Tor tic esplain.
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C7 7OO FOR SALE CHEAP, A SNUG LITTLE
pl. w: brick House, two story and basement. new
good csern is In very desirable location and good
neighborhood fifty minutes ride by three Brooklyn city
railroads; five TO eight hundred dollars down.
the balance remain morgage must be Sold Address
j. W. ", box l50 Herald Office.
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GEORGE COOK. AUCTIONEER.-ELEGANT HOUSE
" hold Furniture-rhis day at l0a o'clock, at the store
l4l Broadway superb stock Of Paror Chamber Library
Reception and Dining Room Furniture ensuitc and in sepa
Bookcases Wardrobes Buff It's, Extension Dining Tables,
Lounges Easy Chairs Mattresses, &C., making COM
sale is positive.
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HOUSES, ROOMS. &C., TO LET.

"A terms; payment taken In Board II desired
and location very desirable; gve
and required. Address o. E., Herald office.
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INOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A NICE
Grocery Liquor Store, good location; good
family satisfactory given for selling by
applying the premises 67 Twentienth street, Sixth
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INFORMATION WANTED-OF ELIZABETH MURPHY,
youngest daughter OF the late Arthur Murphy Of ll9
Gardner street. Dublin, who left Baggo street Con-
York 1882 and when last heard OF lived in
Mulberry street, New York. Address box lUo Pos ONCE,
New York