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whisky is selling in Augusta, Georgia

Whisky is selling in Augusta, Georgia,
according tothe dOleful complaints Of the
Sentinel, at " fifty cents a drink" The
Sentinel adds: sfr,s- s7~ae e+sg
"None but a Congressman or a Major
General can afford to get drunk at present
prices Amy poor man who made himself
q topper for lack of sense will have to be-
come sober for the lack Ofcents."
The Commercial wants to- know if it
isn't about time for asober second
thought 70 come TO those fellows. d r
The New York Post says that the Woods,
Vallandigham, rBroOkses, Cox, Wicklife,
and others, are making arrangements for
having their Heeksiron clad, since they
read in the London Herald that Mr.. Lin
coin is importing guillOtines. %
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CLEVELAND & PITTSBURGH
" I'll OAp.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

Iss2 WINTER Arrangement. Iss2.
To take effect on Monday, November nth, Is62.-
follows =
9.15 A. n. MAIL-ArriYes at New York 1888 A. n;
Philadelphia 7: $40 A. n; Baltimore T:30 An.
Pittsburgh $40 ?. n Wheeling $40 P. H. n.
Philadelphia $40 ?. q.
$50 ?. n. EAPRESS-Arrives st New YORK 600 P. NJ:
h1iladelphia l.aO P. n; Baltimore 40 P r.,
Pittsburgh LEO ?. n; Wheeling 6:2l A. NJ
Both Trains connect at Hudson for Akruh and Nil
ierHburgh-
Cars run through from Pittsburgh 70 New York
(Tiu Allentown, without change.
~ Fare as low ns By any other line.
- through Tickets can be procured at the Union
Ticket ONCE, Meddef House, at the Depot, OF at the
Euclid Street Station.
J. L. MCCULLOUGH, Supit.
y. B. MYERs. G. 7. Agent noTi5
INI INV III a Nm &. nllNI mn R u
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-17

The Army Of Tennessee has recently
been resrganiEed, and is now commanded
as follows:
14th Aymy COrps-MsjOr General viii
liam Starke Rosecrans.
RigAf Rigg.--MaiOr General Alexander
Nc Dowen McCook.
CsntT.-Major General George h.
Themas. .lA 50 e-a4l z - --
Left WiHg.-Major General Thomas L.
Crittendenz q U = II n q g {
ReserVss.-Msjor General Schuyler Ham
ilton.
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THE POET ON A TRAIN; OR,
The Romance of the Railroad.
By the Author Of "a Fair Inez" "The Prince nj
Wales, The Ghost Hunters, &C., sc.

By the Author Of Fair Inez," 'The Prince of
Wales, " " The Ghost Hunters," &C, &C.
CHAPTER II-PAPERs AND PEA NUrs
Says he. Pray now don't be vexed, Sir
sit right down and just keep cool
See the neople all around you
Laugh and think you arc a fool"
''WhatP' cri. d In voice Of thunder
DO you wish to make mo mad2
First you make holes in my ticket,
Then insult to INJURY add.
Nov, sir, mark me while tell you,
For this yoa shall rue The day
That you made holes IN my ticket
"eot0 thunder 70 then he shouted
You most foolish, V rdant man
III not stand and talk nov longer"
Make me pay, sir, If you cam
Ogt he rushed and in a minute
Came a mAn with railroad sneed
Shouting Herald LgaderI Dsaisrl
Anything you want 20 read. +"
30 10 have more sport ysntured
Placed my hand beh nd ny ear,
And With face calm as a Shakers
Made out 1 was hard to hear
Up be came, and b4wled ont loudly,
viii you, sir, paper buy ?"
YES, indeed L said ite rneskly
Cleveland Herald or PlaindeaIer 2"
Shou cd he, with latest news;''
surely sir" said, you're joking,
don't want to buy Jour shoes
Ofhe went, then came another
With basket on his arm,
Crying, Who'll buy some iCzenEers,
Wilyou have rome peanuts, marnl 71
Then TO me he said qnie sweetF,
stewards b zengers to-day3
when with p1rest German accent,
did answer mix for stay -
MORE MKT WEEK.
In he meantime would announce to the public
that have brought home from the East the largest
and most superb stock Of fashionable
WINTER CLOTHING.
for Men and Boys wear, that has ever been seen In
SleVelandt and our stock Of Fall and Winter Ready-
MADE clothing surpasses anything in the State As
l buy and sell Tor cash only, wholesale and retail
purchasers will do well to call at
Isaac A. Isaac's Union Hall,
Sole Agency for the sale of Singers Sewing
eiachlnes, Storr's Automaton PressmAn, and
StrOng's Patent Army Bed-Trunk
RR-COrner Superior and Union -Sts
- Look cut ior the GIANTS.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
THATCHER, GARDNER, BURT
Il & CO.,
Storage and Produce
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

Office and Warehouse rs and a. MerWin-St.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO,
na1-Propriet0rs Of the NEW UNION RAILWAY
SHIP AND CANAL GRAIN ELEVATORS, (adjoin-
ing the New Freight Depot Of the G. c. O. Railroad
Co. on Merwin-St) having astOrage capacity Of two
hundred and ffty thousand bushels.
. DEALERS IN-Grain, Flour, Fish, Highwine5,
Pcrk, Lard, Butter, Seeds and Country Produce gen
erally. Also, Salt, Water Lime and Land Plaster.
?. THATCHER, ir., GEO.w. aARDSER, OF late firm
G. 4. BURT, Clark, Gardner 4 Co.
A. C. A'NsIRY, H. N. CL4AFLES.
Firm Of Thatcher, Burt Co.
p8- Property resolved By Railway, Canal or Vessel
for sale shipment Will give personal attention 10
the purchase and sale Of Produce and Merchandise
on Commission
BS-LIBERAL CASH ADVANCES made on all
COnsgnments- We are pr pared to receive and Ship
by Canal L axe or Rail, (withOnt cartage,l Grind
stones, Marble, Slaves, Lumber and Coarsr Hreights
Of all kinds having the only Derrics in the City for
the trans or Of heavy Freights.
Ha5- Refer 10 Banks and Business Men generally.
dnrpsRgT
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-17

Prairie fires are reported to have been
very fregdent and destructive Of late in
northern Kansas and southern Nebraska.
Whole farms have been ruined and their
occupants beggared. In Lasalle county,
illinois, a large tract Of prairie country
has been burned over, causing great loss
in houses, crops, etc.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-17

A jolly old doctor said that people who
were prompt in their payments always re-
covered in their sickness, as they were
good customers and the physician could not
afford to lose them,
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a gentleman lately returned from Europe,
says that half the people he met supposed
North America was at war with South
America, and he was frequently asked
where the State Of New England was.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-17

Corn is selling at Richmond at s8,25
per bushel.
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It is now said that Assistant Secretary
Usher, of the Interior, WIZ succeed secre-
tary Smith. Judge Holt has been spoken
of as likely to be appointed, but Usbers
chances are considered better.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-17

A correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
mercial Sans up the results Ofsa late
scouting expedition from BroWnstown:
They made -a-mareh ef-one hundred
and sixty miles in nine days; caused
Floyd to retreat with his forces across the
Big Sandy to PikeEille, Kentucky burn
ed the town Of Logan, with the residence
Of Floyd, his mills, and some adjoining
farm h0ildingsj destroyed sn- ordnsnee
store Of The rebels at Wy yoning, and a com
missary store on the head of Island Creek;
broke up gang Of bushwackers near Ls-
gan, and captured fifty head Of cattle. for
ty horses, some arms, and thirty-seven
prisoners- Among the prisoners is Cap
tain Morris Fihdlay, and Sergeant and
two privstes Of jenkins cavalry; soldiers
of different regiments Of the rebel army,
and some notorious bushwhaekers. The
SOth Regiment had fight at Logan, in
which one rebel was killed. The 28th had
one killed on Island Creek"
The sun., 1862-06-12
The New York City Press.

The TnBuSE,in in commenting on the persistent
hostility to the United States Of the English press
observes that while no nation would have been
more grateful than our. for foreign sympathy.
yet no nation has more fully demonstrated its
ability to do without il.
l. correspondent gives the following Interest,"
H.; details of the naval fight before Manphis,
aid ci the surrender OF that city,
Al 42O o'clock the morning Of June 9th, our fo-
tllla weighed anchor, aud slowly dropped down
seward Aemphis in the broad light of the new born
and beautiful day There were Eve Of our ,linboats
She bellon, Caro- Csrodeot, Louisville ind n:
J"uis, WIN lour rams, the Monarch, Lancaster, No.
., and Queen Of the West
The RIVER seemed clear. No boats Of sny kind
we're visible until they hai steamed oprq,ite N a
northern part OF tia city, where, 30 rapidly hsl ,he
news OF our approach been din used, lie lsvee and
bluff were filled with people, is,nber Of ttom
women, even st that early hour Of the morning.
The position OF the foe near the Arkansas shore
was In two lines. In regular order. tie FRS,
line consisting OF the Beauregard, Little Rebel Gen.
ersl Price and General Bragg, and the second o.
che GeneIsl Lowell, General Van Dorm, JEFF Thomp.
son and Sumter the Little Rebel being the Il ~.
shiP with Commodore Ed. Montgomery on board
and In command.
Tue ssesssl0u asst still advanced aud the National
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DEATERD.

CARNfE-At Hoboken, OF Wednesday morn.
Ing, June 1lth, Mary. wife OF John A. C~rnie, Eco,
in the Goth year Of her age,
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
-pectfully invited TO attend ths funeral, this Thurs
day. aiternv,n 12th inst, at y o'clock, from her
late residence, is2 Bloomfield Al, Hoboken, N j. 4
DENNIS On Tuesday. June 10th. Ellen. wife Of
VIM. Dennis, in the Nth year Of her age.
The relatives and frieuds pf tine family are re-
specially invited 10 attend the funera on Thurs-
dasl afternoon. 12th inst, at 3 O'Clock, from the
rssiienc. o. her mother, Mrs. Mary Morton, GO
Butler n, Brooklyn. Her remains will be taken
~ uteenwooi Cemetery for internent 16i
GALLAGHER Tuesday, June 10Th. Luke
Gallagher. sou oi Bernard and Ann usllaghsa agcd
years months and days
Tue funeral will take plsce from the reddeooe Of
at N o'clock. II
H'GHES-On wednesiay, June 1ith, seer .
short aud illnoSs, james Hughes, <th u
Patrick and Mar Ann Hushos, late of Ayrrtisyr
town oil Galway, Ireland, III Tie 2sth year ot his
wye.
Brother, I parted you when q child met you
but b. die In my arms.
The friends and scqusintanccs Of his brother
Henry, and those Of his broth.rs-in.law, Michael
and Denis Iaverty, are respectfully invited y at
inst, at ~ o'clock, from tao residence Of his bro
ther Henry Hughes, 231 fi.st ave, near 18th It.
GALWAY and Balnasos papers please copy. I9e
HENDRICKsON--rn BROOKLYN, on the ioth inst,
aged years and months.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
" attend tile funeral, Oh Thursday Afternoon, 12th
inst, at O'Clock, from the residence Of his psrent
IL Portland ave. 261
McKHSNA--ru this city, on Wednesday, June
iIth, Mrs. Catharns NJ kcnna, q native Of Mon
nshan Ireland, in the Goth yesr OF her age.
Tie friends Of the family are respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral Friday afternoon, 18Th inst,
at o'eock, from her late residence, 206 Thirty
sixth st, without further notice. II
RrDpY-In Brooklyn, june 10Th, Mary Ann
and Ann Rudy, aged years and months.
Tie funeral will take place this Thursday sher-
noon, 18th inst at az o'clock, from the residence Of
her parents, cor. OF Prospect At. and Green Lane,
Brooklyn. The friends OF the family are respect
fully Invited 10 attend. l3
sMEDLEY--On June 1Ith, Walter James ron II
so'omon and Margaret Jane smedley, H. tie 9th
year Of his age.
The relatives and friend. Of the family ar. re-
.peosfly invited 10 attend the 'unors, this Thurs
dsyl a'tornoon, t9sh inst at q o'cl,cx, from the
residence OF his parents Hamiison ave. near smith
At, Brooklyn.
wELDEN On Tucsdsy, June 10Th. Ellen Cecil
la. beloved wife Of Patrick NJ. Weldon, aged ~
years.
Tho friends and nc luaintanccs of the family and
those Of Ler brothers, James and Francis Dwyer,
are respectfully invited ~ attend the funeral, from
Ter .atc residence weavertown Road, West II ubo-
ken. y. J., On Thursday morning, june ilth, ri
lo3 o'cloNh precisely, To st. MARY Church. Yves,
II boken, where a iemn Requiem High Mass will
DO celebrated for tie rcpoes II her SOUL aud thence
to Calvary Cemetery for intcrment. Isl
The sun., 1862-06-12
The Danish Proposition.

TIE proposition Of the Danish Government
through Count RAsLorF, 20 remove or bla k
freedmen to the Dani,hWest lnlia colonics. free
Of charge is favorable ono, The Danish GOV.
eminent proposes to grant them no. only Tree
oassagc, but also homes and employment
The Wetl India colonies belonging to Den
mark, consist oi s.. Thomas and ST. John, in
the Virgin group AM st. Croix, 20 which latter
place the blacks are proposed = bo removed. 1t
Is a small islanl twenty-four miles lons hy
nine miles wide, and contains 1000 white
Inhabitants. The island is highly cultivated,
but suffers greatly for want Of laloregs. Its
products consist Of flee, cotton, sugar. ginger
pmento, cocoa, tobacco, drugs ami fruits The
sugar productions Of the island are better known
and appr ,ciatcA abroad under the name Of 'Oll
Santa Cruz, for which the demand Seems 10 lo
increasing, or tho govcrnmen, would not seek 10
Introduce new laborcrs. 1t Is i knolty question
tor our philanthrophsts TO decide, as they must.
respecting the comparative morality Of slave
holding and rum manufacturing.
The rates ct wages for lulrcrs Is sl % Der
DAY Atprescnt men capable Of buillin. shin.
3nd railways are in considerable demand.
a similar proposition TO that of the Dauisl
government was male some icw wears ago l.,
the authorities Of Jamaica TO Governor W,sr
when the Legislature of virgiuia exhibited n A,
sire to expel the free baeks from the Stat,
More recently, al oiler was also made from, :,
same source to take the cargo Of Il c,ptur,
slaver of our hands, but ii WAS rejected. III
other British West India Islands need lor,
just as much as Jamaica, and are paying on,
NOUS sums for the importation Of unskil
Coolies and Chinese, who are far less efec.i
than our American negroes.
The sun., 1862-06-12
DEATHS.

BCTCIIER-Ou "Wednesday afternoon, June II,
Eliza Butcher, widow Of the late RJbt. ButcLcS
aged GT years.
The relatives and friends Of the family a~ re-
spectfilly invited ~ attend the funern, on Friday
denoe OF her son, Jacob Butcher, 100 NortL I'd st.
WiNamsburgh. Her remains will be taken 10
Union Cemstery for interment. l9A
DALY-on Wednesday morning, june iItN,
Cathnrin1 beatrice DAILY, youngest child Of Patrick
and Mary DAILY, aged year.
The relatives and friends Of tho family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral this tThurs.
day. afternoon, 18th inst, at 2 o'clock, from her
Ate ressdence. iss East 34th at. Her remains will
20 taken 70 the Cemetery Of the Holy Cross, Flat.
bush, for tnAogWspk 10
The sun., 1862-06-12
REMOVALs.

OAWNBROKERS' NOTICE - FRIDEN:
i BERGs have removed their business from ~
East broadway 10 the corner Of Bowery and 0rsno
al under the Oriental Bank, where oil articles ZEN
VDdsg We nrm u We Eagle kesa oGGs" aPS9 ID
The sun., 1862-06-12

R"member, DIR. Schcnek visits New York every
Monday. His rooms are at 90 Bond street, New
fofk, where lie will be happy To see all those com
p"iqmg with diseases of the Lungs, Liver snj stp-
naoh. He sives advice free. bu, chvrges fot tho
rough La animation Of the Chest, with his Roapi-
iom,ier' a.. lie has full supply Of Medicines ut
his rooins which can be had at all times. Drnr
'oig,ti ihe day or humh,r-32 Bon! street, New
York. Itoin A. N. o3P. NJ i29
The sun., 1862-06-12
SEWING MACHINE.

SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE, no
Trent or exchange. Singers, Wheeler & Wilson's,
Wilcox Il Gibbs and others, cheap for cash. or part
payment; machines bought, exchanged and re-
paired 1856 broadway, room 8, up stairs je9 alass
SEWING MACHINES-FIIST QUALITY.
~ bought sold and let with or without operators.
Family sewing done 10 order. Oil, shutilss,
needles, &C., kept on hand. All kinds Of sewing
machines rei aired ut 20 second 1T. jo6 26ac'2v6
SEWING MACHINE NEEDLES AT Re
~ ducod prices, and superior quality, wholesale
and retail. Singers, 30 cents rtr i,zeu: IIo, ga
Flnkle and Lyon, ~ cents per ds". ,'ali ard -1-
sminc. JOSEPH THoRNE, mani a'user ~ and
20 West Houston st. u.yoe r.Ar'
SEWING MACHINES-ElNKir &IYON
~ and ether first class sewing machines ~ rsnt OF
for sale, on monthly payments. Instructions FIRE,
and no charge FOR delivery. Apply TO =. II. Ola.
MOND, Mt the Office of tho finkle Il Lyon &. N. Ia.
63S Broadway. my2O 2i.csl9o
SEWING MACHINE FOR SALE-ONE OF
~ Singers No. machines for sale cheap, a. tha
parties going into other business. Inquire i01
Bayard st, "a door. my27 2ssc'?Tt
The sun., 1862-06-12
ARTICLES FOR SALE.

EOR SAILS HEAVY PONY BUILT
horses, suitable f,r cart or trlcl; they are from
10 years oid on, il fast PAGER also, one heavy
black holse price $50 all NARRATED sound and
Kind; also, one ret u cart harness. Inquire NJ ~
Fourth 1t near Grove. jei2 2'i39
EOR SALE CllEAP-A DOUBLE TUBE
i soda ~rter sppAgatus, with all in hxinSs, and
Mathews s-gallon fountiin', all complete; Will lie
sold Tor less than half of original cost. Apply to j,
J, COMELLAS, cor Orange and Futon -, brook
Ign. J'12 3'lO3
DOR SAIE-A BROWN CANADIAN Pony,
l. sound anl kind, sold 10, want of use also a
nsw wagon, suitable for express or other purposes
Apply at 80 New Bowery. jei2 3'iis
TWO VERY HANDSOME LIGHT WAC
i ons for sale one entirely new, the other run but
few times price $40 each. One cost $50, bull
to order by Parker the other built by Dearman
fancy color. weight 100 and 1Io lbs each. Inquire
No. 1 secoud avenue, near Houston ". ,sl2 S'l3t
The sun., 1862-06-12
SAVINGS BANKS

TRANKLIN SAVINGS DANK-CONSER
l. of sth ave and i2l st, ~. n daily from a. N,
10 o p. NJ. oil Mondays w~lnssiayS and sA,ar,
days TO p, M. Mtir'st 6 per cent p,l"sst,a sIa
I|Iy 1gr SAMUEL NEWDY, President; JAMES
). CHAMBERLAIN, Sec lelI Ytas-Ivs
NIARlNER'S SAVINGS BANK,
M No. 1 Third Ave, corner 7th st.
Omen from . ~ 2, daily, aud on Monday Wed
nesday and Saturday evenings from 70 ,. SoiosX'
ISAAC T. SMITH Sec'y mysi Nse.20l
TVIIIkD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK
i COK THIRD Av AND TWENTY-FlFTh sr.
CHARrERED. 1854.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST PAlD.
Open daily from 10 TO 8; also on Monday, Wed
nesday aud baturdsy evenings from tot
AUG, =, LEE sss1stsry, pysl Seae:Aaa
The sun., 1862-06-12
BOARD AND ROOMS,

A GENTLEMAN AND his WIFE. OR A
"A few single gentlemen, can he accomtncl tci
with Pleasant rooms, with or without board. House
contains modern improvements. Apply 1t y. Ia
Ess.Ns,. my3o 9lac'ii5
AN AIRY, PLEASANT FRONT ROOM.
IA furnished or uhfuruishod, 10 let with board.
10 gentleman aud las wife eso or single gen
without board. Call h, - itoser ~ my2o 26sc'2I2
RoARDING-A FEW SINGLE GENTLE
- men can obtain sooi board and rooms at IS
Frankfon.t a. cor Rae. jcl2 a'lC6
poARDING-Two SINGLE GENTLE
- men, and also two young ladies' can bo accoin-
moda,sd with good board anl pleasant r,oms, on
reasonable term.-d.nncr at sixty applying al
l6i Eldridse 1t, bet. Rivngton AM Stanton. 10.
ROARD-A FEW SINGLE MEN AND A
AIinarried couple can meet VITA good board, with
all the comforts ois home, family Eislsh!, at -
East Broadway, q few doors from Chatham Square.
jeii 3'io9
BOARDING on THIRD AVENUE-A
- few respectable young men can be accommo-
datcl with good board fine airy rooms. single bedS
Al 80 per week. by applying at No. 1903 East 2sth
st, cor. Third sv; also = gentleman and wife.
jeil 2t"e' los
T ODGlNGS, WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD
~ GOOD Glenn single and doublo bsdded rooms.
Board from sa,ooto 80 per week; Single i,oms
at 10 Oak st. near Pearl Of. my3l etac'148
NO. l MONROE ST., CORNER OF CATIIA-
~ rine st-furnished rooms with or without
board; also rooms furnished with every fActes for
economical housekeeping for small quiet ia miles.
myIO 26sc'l02
pESTAURANT-MEAL SERVED AT ALL
~ hours Of the day also furuished rooms TO let
Prices moderate, ut 43 Walker at, west Of Broad
| way, N. Y. WIN. e. GREENE, Proprietor,
my28 28acsIs8
WANTED-TWO OR THREE CHILD
w ren to board, by Scotch woman, who will
give them mothers care, and al the comforts y
| home; good school near by. Please call at NJ,
| C5 w. 9Th At. jeil 2'l06
60 C6-GOOD BOARD AT THOMP-
| We 90 son st, from - 20 ~ 80 week (;
man and wifo .. to 50 week; also furnished
rooms, with pianos, cheap; aio lodgings, 6s t. 81 a
week or Is to - night. n B.-Lessons on piano
| 2s each. myZO 26a 'i25
SD IN TO s8-CllEAPEST AND BET
w board in the city, with nicely hIrulGl ed
rooms handsome parlors WITH piano: night wat'h-
| man chap comfortable lot.lu.s. - Lisptnari
| IT. near Broadway and Canal ~. mySi 2iao'l l2
4
The sun., 1862-06-12

DR. DANIELS, 221 SIXTH AVE, NEAR
~ 18th st. treats dises. of the heart and the va
rious diseases Of both sexes. fros consultstions
from u II, daily. je4 2I.c'i49
The sun., 1862-06-12
FlREWORlxS.

nEPOT FORJ. w. HADFIELD'S Fl
A/premium frcworks-A full assortment -
hest quality and at the lowest prices. Des
respectfully invited 10 call. X FOULDs, 1ol
Remember the number. 80 John st. js-
The sun., 1862-06-12
BUSINESS CHANCES.

A TRUIT-STAND TOR sALE,-
9Os Spring street.
Cool reason for selling given. iclo 9'ls?
BAKERY FOR SALE - NOW DOING A
~ good business over tue counter; everything Ia
good order; two ovens and fixtures al complete.
Inquire OF A. L. BCGART, 90 JAY st. Jed G'i23
BAKERIES AND GROCERY STORES,
Land other business places log sale in good bud
lyn. No one should purchaso a place without irst
applying at MlTCHELLs Agency, II Cedar ii.
myl9 s4sc'l3O
EoR SALE-AN OYSTER AND LIQUOR
L Saloon, ip the lYwer aud blnness part of The
city, with large sni growing custom, and o';Senf
1893 Franklin IT. one door eff Greenwich ~, wLors
Satisfactory reasons will DC given ior sohns. Isl
EOR SALE CHEAP-THE STOCK AND
l. fixtures Of . well khocn liquor store In good
location. Apply on the premises, New Era Shades"
3.Sb Atlantic 81, Drooklyp. FRASER, JED. S'l2o
EoR SALE CHEAP-TilE tCE-CREAM
and coGc;,lon'ry store , i,y Canal s s. GiosA'
The reas for selling is that the owner .s Ia poor
health aud wishes 10 leave the city. jell S'25I
Tor SALE-BAKERY, UTENSILS AND
l. Fixtures,
:, Corner DshAls Avenue and Navy s.,
EoR sALE-THE STOCK AND FIX.
l. lures Of a grocery and liquor store; must be
Please c@li a, 20 ~ A. BET, 18th 4 18th sts Jelda'
EUR SALE CHEAP-TlIE TOY, CANDY,
stationery aud newspaper depot, 5Ss. Ninth
ave, In a good location bet 3Oth and 5lst SITS, now
doing good cash business. Tko reason for sel,ng'
il-hoath. jew 10
| EOR SAlE-l.FASE, STOCK AND FIX
lures of segGr t.1rc, cor s'h ave al' o., M 81
Inquire on the rreln!a, ., yeo . ~.
CROCFRY FOR SALE-lN Consequence
VI OF sicAncss oi one Of tie paItners about SO
,f hne gro.rllcs in store new sud iglsh rent ~
| nor month for store and cellar, Apply al l1S
| Greenwch ave, cor West l-.L st. Terms cash.
| with Immediate possession.
'NO EUILHEES-FOR SALE, A MARKET
| L doing good business, viii he sold Low ior eash
Rear fer selling, the proprietor IL 'ngegcd in
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sSy- rov ru, IMPORTANT NEWS f the day,
by T.lscrsph. Esprses, Mals, &c, &c.' see hrs'
page.
e~ ApvrRrrsEMrSrs must be handed in be-
e,r nI,e oelecL In the evening, IN order % socur,
,r,per elassif, aton anu srrank cinem
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BOARDING on THIRD ANENUE-A
- few respectable young men can be accommo-
datcl with good board, fine airy rooms single beds
AZ 80 per week. by applying at No. 1903 East 2sth
ct, cor. Third Nv; also gentleman and wife.
jell 2b1ss los
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PESTAURANT-MEALS SERVED AT ALL
~ hours Of the day also furnished rooms TO let
Prices moderate, ut 43 walker at, west Of Broad
way, N. Y. WIN. Z. GREENE, Proprietor.
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INFORMATION WANTED FROM MISS
MARY ANN sHORTE, who arrived from Liver
pool here, ts Ith Of May, on board the ship Aexan-
der Marshall. VIII please call a ss Oliver IT, New
York, she will hear something " her advantage.
FL. les s'24t
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EDGES FIRST PREMIUM

FIRE CRACKERS-COIlS No. /, all 0ou-
l. non, ps,o., aud other sizes; nj nu-chasersI
qua gold chop, for solo, in lot'TT Wi liam 81
BY wErMoRE, CRYpER & jei0 JSod'i+o
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NO. MONROE ST., CORNER OF CATlIA-
rine st-furnished rooms with or without
board; also rooms furnished with every fscites for
economical housekeeping for small aue, families.
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