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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-04
STATE OF VERMONT,
ADJUrANL AND INSPECTOR GENERAL S OFFICE,
Woodstock Nov 2, 1868
General Order No 2.

Woodstock Nov 2, 1868
General Order No g.
The quotas Of the several towns in this State,
under the call Of the President of the United
States for 100000 men TO serve in the req.
81 ents and companies now in the field, and tor
the deficiency Of the State under the United
States draft are hereby assessed as herein stated.
The first column states the number ef men to
be raised by each town, as its proportion Of
300 900 men, called ior by tn President, to
serve in the several regiments and detached
companies now in the field from this State.
ln assessing this quota, each town has been
charged with Its proportion according to its
mum ber Of men enrolled in the first class, of
the whole number assessed upon the State, as
the quota of the State of 800 900 men required
by the Presidents Proclamation, and has been
credited with any plus of men furnished by
such town, above all quotas heretofore assessed
including the quota OF such town to serve in
the old regiments, after charging the town with
its due proportion of the whole number 20 be
raised IN the Stale, and deductlng therefrom
the surplus if any, previously furnished by
such town.
The second column states the deficiency of
each town under the United States draft, and
is the number of men to be raised by such town
for the purpose of filling the new regiments and
battery heretofore ordered by General Order No
2 dated August 3, 1868, In assessing this quota,
each town h been charged with its proportion
according to It's number OF men enrolled in the
first class, of the whole number heretofore assess
ed upon the State, to be raised by draft, and
has been credited with the aggregate of the men
drafted from such town, who entered the service,
procured substitutes, OF paid commutatlon. This
quota will be reduced by any number of men,
who have been held to service under the draft,
since the date of the returns of the several Pro-
yost Marshals, upon which the deficiency as
herein shown, was computed.
The third column states the aggregate of both
quotas assessed upon each town, and is the
whole number to be furnished by such town for
filling he old regiments and completing the new
regiments and battery, which the State is now
raising.
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STATE OF VERMONT,
ADJUTANT AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OFFICE, }
Woodstock, Oct. %, 1868 {
General Order No. /,

NNNDNSSNS J
General Order No. l.
In pursuance OF a requisition made by the
President OF the United States upon the Gov
ernor of State of Vermont, it is hereby or
dered. that Three Thousand Three Hundred and
Thirty Men be raised in the State of Vermont
to serve in the several regiments and detached
companies Of Vermont Volunteers now in the
service of the United States, in addition to the
number of men required to be raised 10 this
State, by General Order No. of the Governor
OF this State, dated August 8, 1862, to fill the
deficiency In the quota OF the State under the
draft ordered by the President of the United
States 10 July, 1868.
The numbo OF men required under General
Order Ne 2 will be assessed separately upon
the several towns III this State, and the several
quotas of each town will be .announeed as soon
as the necessary computations can be made in
the Office OF the Adjutant and Inspector Gene
raj and volunteers will be received aud en-
listed until the fifth day of January, A. D.
1864. In computing the quotas of the several
towns, the quota OF each town under the quota
assigned to the State for 7ait in July last, and
the number ef men furnished By each town un-
der the draft, either by drafted men entering
the service themselves or by substitute and the
number OF men in each town, who were drafted
and paid conlmut tion, will be considered and
each town will be allowed credit, towards its
quota for filing old regiments, for any surplus
OF men, which mag hay been furnished by such
town above all quotas heretofore assessed, inclu-
ding the quota OF such town under the draft in
July.
And for the purpose Of enabling the several
towns 10 raise their q Iotas speedily. and each
in It's own way, the oeectmeu of each town are
hereby appointed recruiting officers, and author
lied and empowered, SUCH to enlist volun-
teers.
Volunteers, who shall enlist and be mustered
into the service Of the United st tcs, under this
order, wi be paid bJunties as follows:
Each recruit, who has heretofore served in
the army OF the United States not less than
nine months, and who produces an honorable
discharge from the sery,c, in the usual form,
will receive a bounty ana premium of four hun
dred aud two dollars to be paid is 70 olows:
l. Upon being mustered ino service, he shall
be pa one months ay in advance S13 90
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We advise young persons VIII sc hair Is eEiEans to
fall out, TO take warning in time and their hair by
using the Ambrosa TO who have already lost ther
tar the free use Of the Ambrosa will surely 1t.
as ii hd done for thousands.
DR. SrERLNG's AMBRosIA is a stimulating oily extract
OF Roots, Barks ami erbs 1t will cure all diseases OF
the scalp and itching of the head entirely eradcates
dan1ruf prevents the hair from falling out or
ing maurely graz causing it te grow thick and long
II is entirely de rem. from all other preparations, a~d
can be relied on.
IL W. known fact to thousands in the City of New
York that this is the only article yet discovered that will
Cure the Diease of the Scalp and the Hsir
PRICE $l00 PER BOX, containing two titles
DR. Il. II. STERLING,
Sole Proprietor,
No 493 BROADWAY, New York
For sale by all Druggists.
2cr f. X. BaowN, Wholesale Agent, Montpelier, Vt
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\ UcTIoN NoTIcE,-PEREMPToRY SALE oE
"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
The property of W. Richards ESQ., going TO Europe Over
800 lots Of handsome Furniture. -.+
rs BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
LAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD HANOFORTE. ft p :
RICH GLASS, CHINA AND SILVER WARE.
&. ROTH will sell this day Saturday June
at l0Is O'Clock the contents OF the large dence 10
linton place. West Eighth street, between Fifth and Sixth
venues.
sale comprises the contents Of the house. and most Of
made to order BY celebrated c makers for the
fnt and used bnt months The whole will be
rempior Sold rain shine Offering extra Inducements
pprch asers. alt.fs
PARLoR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
nree beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut Parlor
s covered In rc French satin brocatel and Turk
Easy chairs and Lounges to match rosewood Centre
pa Pier Tables Eageres Corner and Booksiands Twenty
Day Bronze Clock rich China and Paran Vases Parior
ornaments elegant Brocael and Lace Curtains, tine col
con OF OIL Paintings, Ensravngs. large Mirrors Chan
tAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, STOOL
AND COVER, COST $3.50;
~ elerant instrument with round beautifully
ryed legs and NIL modern improvements overstrung
|ass fun iron plate French action full octave.
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOMS.
TWO solid black walnut Suits. covered in French and
hin deianc: no ewood Bedsteads Bureaus Washstands
ping and hair Mattresses Lounges Rockers Chars Sofas
vered In arcloth Tea and Extension Tables Buffet rich
french China Tea Set ruby and engraved Carafes Ocean
prs Gobiets Tnmbers Chanpagues Wines, Casters Tea
nd Table Spoons Forks and Ivory Cutlery.
N b-Cash deposits will be required of purchaser
Furniture eNpressmen will be in attendance to cart Tack or
hip goods for purchasers.
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NIBLos GARDEN
-. IMMENSE SUCCESS
0''ac celebrated Irish 1850 oo., AM Vosans
JOHN BRoUGHAMs
'r'"a Romantic p TnE DUKES spsass MOTTO.
"h'0h has during ss Gsi. Hs. nbrsssceE some
eyer within the walls Of this theatre and has been hsed
.,..u-,. ENTHUSIASTIC DEMONSTRATIONS
OF delight and pronounced by the critical
PRESS AND PUBLIC
" '' 'A' '''' SUCCESSFUL DRAMA
Of modern mes The careful manner in which IL has been
placed upon the ' S5Sas * SCENERY .
the admirable g ssSPfs, c g sas DE BALLET
the excellent
embodied In the cast es h, cosTuNs ssrre''
theatre 50 eseSra.sd Cor the production 81 spectacular
'u's~ Trfls & 5sSTGRpxy, EVENING JUNE Is
'ad'v'r' evening unit Mr. fsrt ooiG nifss'' with
in his grea. character Of ~ N
y And %
D'1" WINE BRIGHT WINE.
WHILE THERE'S LIFE sns THERE'S HOPE.
Mr.. WIN. wHEATLRY
CAPTxIN HENRI DE LAaARpERE,.
slp ~ Ms. sSswc
ns j. n Allen sRs csf ! cSRFs sn pR BALLET
day Of February 1865 and Mr. Collins has purchased the
sole right OF its production In America. Any infringement
Of the copyright will be prosecuted 10 the full exeno tho
law. -
The ventilation this spacious theatre admirably
ranged that during &g.AsisxEsr WEATHER
the auditorium 81 . xsS S e SpcS
sEGG ;GSs'isd Sci E' sr.Ess
should make early application DISAPPOINTMENT
The Parquet Stalls the only which reserved
The entire Dress Circle Balcony thrown open 70 the
public without distinction. The Psrque Stalls can be 90
THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE
The performance commences a O'Clock precisely, and
CONCLUDES BEFORE II O'CLOCK
thus enabling parties residing at distance 70 reach their
MONIES ~ : 'easT THR SPACIOUS f2uci GARDEN
attached 10 the theatre.
BRILLIANTLY ILLUMINATED
with myriads Of gas lights, and rendered
DELLCIOUSLY COOL
y ''' SPARKLING FOUNTAIN,
affords delightful between the acts Of the play
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FTHoMAs :. MILLER, AUCrIoNEER.

Elegant Household Furniture at Auction under Fore.
closure of Morgage.-Eegan rosewood and black walnut
rarlor Furniture Mirrors Lace Curtains Velvet Tapestry
Carpets Silver and Silver Plated Table Ware China Dinner
and Tea Sets Mantel Clocks Vases &C. THOMAS MIL
LER will sell BY ancton Tuesday June l6 at 10Y o'clock
ture contained said house IN part Of elegant
wood Ga Piano Stool Etageres,
Mirrors elegant Lace Curtains black walnut lounges in reps
gsny &C. together with complete sets % Cottage Cham.
Dining Room Table and black walnut Chairs. mahcga.
ny Bedsteads and Bureaus marble top and glass
ssrs and Pillows elegant Velvet Tapestry Carpets Bru,ssl:
quality and but little II used; Silver and Silver Plated
Ware consisting Of Trays Coffee and Tea Urns Cups Pie
and Cheese Scrapers Ladies' Spoons Forks Table and Des
sert silver plated Dinner and Tea Knives French China Din
and Tea Sets Cut Glassware Mantel Clocks and Vases
Velvet Rugs &c together with assortment Of Kitchen
Furniture, with which the sale will The house
facture Sale absolute No account Of the
weather Catalogues ready Monday at the oce Of the
aueuoneer, "a Broadway.
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M DogGagy, AuorIcNEER;, Will 81, SELL o, THIS
DICHARp WALTERs. AUCTIoNEER WILL sELI

RICHARD WALTERS. AyCrIoNEER, WILL SELL
IL this day. positively, ut l0 o'clock, at "a
Seventh avenue, the Household Furniture Of gentleman
going to Europe consisting Of one handsome rosewood OK
PIanofore, Stool and Cover French plate Mantel
and Pier Mirrors two rosewood Paror and two Cottage
Chamber Suits OF Furniture Eagcres marble top
Centre and other Tables with other fancy paor furniture
Brussels and rain Carpets first class Oil Paintings
fine flower fruit pieces French Bedsteads Bureaus and
Wsshsiands; fine Hair Mattresses and Bedding. Dining
Furniture moved to-day. Sale positive
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MATRIMONIAL YoTrcE.-A YOUNG SOLDIER, OF

MATRIMONIAL notice. YOUNG SOLDIER OF
M ycarj standing In the armies Of the republic, IL
des rous of conducting Correspondence with some Aer
lady not twenty four years Of with the
that II lead mutual desire become personally
auaintedthat such may rpen love-
and, by the alton of anecton two lives bs
blended into in plain kings English, quite
ANXIOUS 20 marry. Il can find some suited 70 my
If Terminated" None bat those who sincerely
distressed look this matter square In the face need
Ms In regard his personal Appearance qualifications
AM Character The advertiser prefers carte
DC viste the contemplated the future
will all that is necessary or desirable he known
on subject In his future wife he requires
Am able disposition, AM Incnai and moral cahre All
snsxer,d letters win be dcsroA ed and similarly
trr,icd unless their return Is deAi ed Afess Narlrs n
iisn.yer First New YORK Mounted Rifles. Suffolk, Va
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II HOUAHT, ACCT1ONEER.-BY 3, 3 J. BOGAU.-
" This day, At 1917 c'cocK at the auction rooms, No,
Eorth William It; corner frankfort Household Furniture,
Narpcs Horses. Wagons &C. consisting OF black walnut
Tcc Tetes In reps Chairs maich seas Lounges large
Wrench plate Per Glsses large old OIL Paintings Book
hognny Rockers Dining Room and Cane Boitof Chairs
thosany and Cot,sss ieds,sss. Feather Bsds lair Mat
frgeraior old Iron fafcs, old Piano also boxes
0onp, lot Wash Boards also Grocery Wagon Gray Horse
Thrceply and Inga's Carpets Oiclo Mating iot Tsn
mel Muslin, rautaloons, depost will 10 re
0uirei Dr. - - -
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1EATRIuONY.-A WIDOW LADY OF REFINEMENT
M fair personal attractions wishes 10 with
gentleman not under forty Eve She Il respectfully con
competence In these respects her correspondent be
her equal Address for one week G. L. O.. Philadelphia
Post once, Penn
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III GAyrNEv. AugrloNEKs, sALEsRooM CORNER
day ssurday) l0h o'clock, the Icasc. and F,r
ufcs Of first class Barrcom ISL Ninth avenr cvceent
Bounser fpn ps, Tables Chairs Mirrors. rctures
t6srset Lamp, 0aS Fixtures, Stoves, &C. ''e'
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n II. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER.
~. RRFEREE'S SALE or AN ELEGANT
COUNTRY SEAT AT THRO0GS NECK.

by order Of the Supreme Court under the direction of
John u. Haskn, referee. r. H. LUDLOW co will sell At
AUCTION Saturday. June 13 ly63. at O'Clock ~:
che premises the elegant property q Neck
me residence Of The Douick Lynch Lawrence situated
p the road village of Weshester to Fort Schuyler
Ind within q short distance Of the fort.
The properly combating in all Of Isl acres Will DO sold IN
The elegant Mansion together with the outbudings, will
sold with sax acres Of Land. making desirable resi-
0ence r1~l A-
Anducemeut for investment or residence
The whole embracing the most beautiful country sea IN
HE county Of Weschester Mans Of the property may be
bhanrd the Office Of the auconeers No Pine street,
New York.
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John II BURLEr. AUCnoNEER, WILL SELL IulS
and other Tables sofa Beds Lounges wArSrooes' Cnss
and Ingram Carpets Ocloihs, white and check Mating
Bedseads Bed and Bedding Hair Mattresses bursAu,
dow Shades, Clocks, &c, f.f- Nl~f.
M DOUGHTY, AUcrroNEER WILL SELL THIS
NQ. day. Saturday June Is, at l0h o'clock.
at salesroom No. 10 Nassau street, general assert
and second hand rosewood mahogany Par
lor Chamber and Dining Room Funiure Brussels and In
grain Carpets French plate Pier and Mantel MIRRORS rose
wood and mahogany Paror Suits Booksases marble Top
Centre Tables Extension Dining Tables Dressing
washstands Bedseads Hair Mattresses Paillasses Ac the
whole forming worthy the attention OF house
keepers.
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WE WOULD INVITE PARTICULAR ATTENTION TO
w the sale Of valuable property at Throgg Neck (the
residence Of the late 1omnick Lynch Lswssncs to Ss
inst at O'Clock r. NJ. the premises by order OF the
Supreme Court under the direction Of John B. Haskn.
ESQ.,. referee.
This property is situated directly and commanding
country seat in westcheser county The mansion and out
BUILDINGS are most % The Land 81 IN al g.
sale offers inducement TO parties seeking country
sale will take the train from Twenty sixth street.
Harlem Railroad to Williamsbridge. stage will be in
readin ess to convey purchasers to the grounds
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NJ DE CORA'S MATRIMONIAL AGENCY, IS WEST
M Thrtysxth street. conducted the Partisan plan Of
Introducing Indies and gentlemen OF the highest respecta
Gle Of acquaintance 10 limited to obtain partners for life
without the delay OF tedious corrtshp Business CONF
DENTAL Referenccs exchanged Hours 10 A. N. to 10 r.
NJ. daily, sunday excepted.
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A GENTLEMAN OF MEANS, % YEARS OF ACE,
Who after three years absence, has from
Europe desires 70 form the acc nainansc q lady with
education agreeable object OF
than wealth Cartcs de- vstes will be exchanged
ldress IN good faith, B. b., box loo uci aid Office
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE sTREET, GoMMIssJoNEG vou

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS. u
~ No. 237 BROADWAY NEW YORK.
TO CONTRACTORS proposals. enclosed In sealed en-
veopc endorsed with the title Of the work, and with the
Of the bidder written thereon, will be received this
Office until Thursday June Is 1863 at IL o clock.
For dredging slip between Piers numbers Thirteen and
Fourteen, North river
For dredging Slip between Piers numbers Nineteen and
Twenty North river. - ,,-,,
Rebuilding and repairing Pier foot or Thirtieth street,
North river .
Morton street for Engine Company Number
New house in william street for Engine Company Mum
New house In Worth street for Hose Company Number
Twenty Eve. 49,
New house In Forty third street Tor Hose Company Num-
Der Twelve. ts: M I'll w n IN ss x, 49,
New house Ia Reswick for Hose Company Number
Fory.pp?.
Additions aud alterations house OF Engine Company
Number
~ and gutter in Eign,ieh street, between Third
and Fourth avenues
Third and Fourth avenues
Setting curb and gutter in Desbrosscs street. between
Setting aud gutter in Fifty second street. between
Flsaaing In one Hundred Tweny. street. between
Third and Harlem river.
Regulating grading and scttng curb and gutter and
Tagging in Fourth between eighth and Seventy
first streets.
For Ave thousand new lamps.
Hank forms proposals. togcr with the specifications
and agreements can be obtained At this Office
Dated Street DEPARTMENT, New York, June s. 1863.
CHARLES u CORNELL, Street Commissioners.
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IN H. LUDLOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE
III OF valuable Property Pine and Fourteenth streets
a IL LUDLOW Co, will sell ton Tuesday
June 49, 1873 a. y oclock, at the Merchants Exchange
Shc Supreme Court under the direction OF John Haskin
Reerce:-Pne srce-Two valuable strips OF Land on TIE
north side Of Pine street, between Pearl and William
tteets being and by W feet and 936
deep Fourteenth sreetTh, four three story basement
Srck and Lots 2a 26 2s and 80, West Fourteenth
ktreet near Tenth avenue eac' 25xUj Ia Also two
os aO and 22 West Fourteenth rs feet east Of
Fenth avenue, each 25xOsl Also Pew No. lS In Grace
church Maps property be had at the Office Of the
Auctioneers. No 3 Pine street.
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VUALLAcK's BEGINS AT 8
w OVER BEFORE II.
This evening SATURDAY
Second time here
IA The beautiful o act play, by Planche.
KNIGHTS OF rIE RouNp TABLE.
Produced with New. Appropriate SCENERY CostnmeS Ap
and Great and Novel Cast Greeted the trst
audience that part elegant establish
Tom Ipr MT Lester wsiia0A
Septsn saes
smisn MT marA snn
Sir RALPH Bootle, Norton
Senere
Leonsrq aAoy np noys
Soun. DIV y.
Baron 9reier Klaus. MT lars oe
Chevalier dc u Finesse rarkes
vernon p
Peggy Popln cher original ciaracici Miss MARY
rerde. Miss Eadeiine henrqnes
PrSnss. &c c.semaine Mrs c Essoss
inisrmssIon at the end Of the third act
Scenery will consist of
Card Room at the Neapoli,aa Mins,ers-Pegu. lodgings
In King '' Hcf Westminster ~
An Apartment at DArcy,s.An Attic In King street
Coffee Room at LOos.r:a.iI. Il Madame Boulanssr''
Apartment at DArcy;sccEEo%Sn in an Old Mansion.
.PsgW's Lodgings from the Hampstead Hills
-osDA,, ''. sfsED H'f fa IL i PIoSaa.
YOUTHFUL QUEEN
THE FINE OLD ENGLIsH GENTLEMAN.
'5 KAIahTs e On THE ROUND TABLE.
THURSDAY, A T,1v na time this , se,Hson.
oR NOT rs eea
1'0' I' SSSs FOR THE HEAsrAoux.
THE POOR dEET nI n4virs "a.
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VUno WOULD co TO MAKE THEIR FORTUNE

WHO WOULD NOTCO TO MAKE THEIR FORTUNE
w 90 W, one and ALL 70 see Miss WELLINGTON. tho
Engsa Prophciess universally nowledscd the
best Of all AEtroloess who guanueos TO those
,ult her health wealth and haprne and warrants
10 npart them Information OF the utmost importance
relative 10 law SUITS journeys absent friends, love,
ship, narriepe. hidden asures, enemies troublcs
glory he or dcsth Il You seek your own prosperity and
highly eed and BEAUTIFUL young lady q, iol Sixth avenue,
opposite Eighth street. Miss W. 10 The only person IN this
city who has the genuine Roman and Arabian taismans
love, good luck and business sneirswaranted for life.
Lucky numbers pivcn as also highly respectable refe.
wnc. DEPENDENCIES cured and unfaithfu wives and hus
1pS BowERY. MADAME wIDGER. CLArRvoyANT
llD sni lftcd spanish lady, unveils The mysteries of
fuhp love marriage nvscnt friends sickness; rrecrihns
medenc al dscows wus "aly nuu'fers' pT'sery Lost
cIs'ohs.
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A GENTLEMAN OF MEDIUM AGE AND IN
"A good mercantile business desires the Acquaintance Of
lady from 20 years of age wife. His lady
quantauce in this city very limed ls Of retiring.
deposition. The lady must be rich In all that
ains TO this worlds goods, well rich In mind and
heart THIS IL written in and any lady who Is
want of heart OF soul all worthy 10 make happy
communicate with the advertiser fearessly and In
strict for week j. Vaudeville Post ONCE n
II interview wished testimonials required they
win be civ freely.
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RANIBL H. BURDETT AUCTIONEER
III UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.

liz lie auction the premises Monday and Tuesday,
Is and &c. 396 Building Lots At Chelsea in the upper
ne o'coek TIE above property e one ana half miles
beautiful Of the surrounding country and being only
twenty minutes walk from the ferry by the LIST OF August
will be accessible by lines OF horse running from
Hoeoken and Jersey City ferries at 1--WE cents fare The
For full particulars inquire at c. LUXTON Land office
coruer Of Paisade and Warren street, HUDSON City
Of the auctioneer 81 street, Jersey CITY,
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IRVING HALI.-A NEW SENSATION.
/ FALLON'S GREAT WORK OF ART,
mfiIE sTEREorTICON"
Or reproduction OF Photography OF the extraordinary ~
mensons OF twenty-five feet IN diameter, or covering 81
hundred square feet OF suItN g, brilliantly ilulne1at
bringing into distinct relief Che mo 9elssle aud nnnts
sssep " eisct u ~ a3s5nieiy Startling in Illusion.
THE FIRST EXHIBITION
WIN o MONDAY EVENING. JUNE rs. 80
""' WEDNESDAY LsS..- ssAtcR1yaY AFTERNOONS.
.,..r~ssT Tickets, Is cents.
Children 10 cents.
Family tickets. for six persons, 81.
Liberal arranlemen made with schools.
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RRYANTS Mos u,1r. .,s npo.pwAy
MONDAY JUNE 4. and night during the week,
DAN BRYANT
I'm his lauahable and life like the
CHALLENGE DANCE, -
THE TINPAN ONION CRUELTY TO JOHNNY
" Dave Reed In his popular act sally Come Up
LUCIA hi LAMMERMOOR,
Is,cia with grand scena 49,. Mad. Howard Fabrics
g. g. CAMPBELL.
r. Leslie q. s. Fowler, w. II. Griffin. r. Howard he
pleasing quartette In new Songs, Choruses, &c, . .
THE PERFECT CURES. "nOw ARE YOU, GREEN
BACKSp'
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IA J. L. SMITH, AUcT1ONEER. WILL SELL THIS
"a day. at II O'Clock at II Stnyvesant Ninth street.
OF the Bible House, black
walnut do rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Suits Chairs
abes Rockers Brussels and Ingram Carpets, OIL Paint
hss and everything necessary for geneel housekeeping