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PoLICB REPoRTs.-Third Precinct. - william
Robinson, iores' aIling market; asa. J. c. Gard
ner, selling without licenses so; Jos. Lemons,
do do. Edw. Masruder, last drivinsj slo.4.
Summer field Waugh, disordorlyj ssA. william
Young, suspicion OF robberyj bail for court.
Fou'h PIscinci-MAry Johnson, threats; bound
over TO keep the peace. Btisooe Chase, very dis
orderly; s. Alice Davis, do; %. Morris keidy,
drunk and disorderly;sb.
FJth PrecIncf-John Hines y, violating corpors-
ton ordinsncej sl6 Edw. Hjye, disorderlyj d go.
John Msnagan, violating corporation ordinances
%. Henry Watson, grand larceny dismissed.
Thoss MAJ CHER, drunk IS. Geo. Meyer, do. -.
Ellen sullivan, yagrahcyi workhouse. John Hum
phrey and Jno. Page, violating corporation ordi-
nAnoej 50 each. Benz. G. Smith, drunk and disor-
Rice, drunk and disorder, VI s6. VIM. RoseohildI,
profanity; s6. Caroline Clinton, drunk S. O..
W. Ramsey, drupkj workhouse. J. K. Rogers, dis
orderlyi % Henry WATSON, dol IS.
Sirh Precinct Eion Behrend, assault and bat
teryi security for peace, Also, dtsorderlyi ga d.
Dunhha, drunk and disorderlyj a. John Cullin,
do; %. Michael Leonard, do.i ~. Eds Barrett,
do I "a.
S enth Precinct Geo. Nokes, creating nuisance;
locked up four hours. Washington murrett, dis
orderlyi o. IS.
Eighth Precincf-Geo. Coperss, violation eorpo.
ration ordinance; go So.
Tenth Prseinef.Geo. Pickrels, drunk e2,so. Kate
Light, pr ostitutioni security. Caroline snyder,
vAgrApcyj security for good behsviori workhouse.
Richard Grimm, drunk and disorderlyi $3.50.
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.

NJ NEWSPAPERS AND PkRlODl-
EDWIN HALLENBkck, dealer in New.p..
pers, Periodicals. Novels, Stationery, Prints, To-
baooo, sesArs, Flags and Playing Cards. also, .
large assortment OF Plain and Colorod Photo
graphs, II6 King street, four doors below Provost
MArshalI once, Alex AndriA, Va.
Subscriptions and Advertisements fer the wash
ington DAILY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN resolved.
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NEW POPULAR LOAN.


NEW POPULAR LOAN.
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Fifteenth street. opposite United state. Treasury.
WAS uSoroH, July "a, 1884,
UNDER AUTHORITY
SECRETARY OF THE TREASURY,
this bank is prepared TO reoeiys subscriptions
for the NEW 7-sO LOAN, .dvsrtl.ed BY secretary
18th inst.
IT The po,srwi,l % Issued bearing date August is,
ioes, IN ueno"' ~ ons OF se', s'o, 500, ei,ooo,
and 5000 payable TO bearer or order, bearing in.
terest At s.io per oentum per annum, payable
ssmi.snnuslly, and convertible, at the option Of
Six Per Cent, cold.Ds.Iin ,I Bonds. ''N
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day.
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til. 1a.d ss loan on ao sSs pI Tsp. s S :.
purchase Govsrnnsnt cheek. and SOasssr. O ana
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TO NEW BUILp Nc.
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HAVE REMOVED
Their Well Known, Old Establtshed
np,,1u o.DYp1y u.n~,naa
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LORDS NEW THEATRE,
L TENTH ST., ABOVE PkhNA. AVE.
POSITIVELY LAST Appearances
Mr.. JusIUs BRuTUs BOOTH.
THIS EVENING. OCTOBER 80,
will be presented Tom Tsyior's successful play Of
RETRIBUTIoN, on, A HUSBANDS REVENGE.
To conclude with Morton's Comedy Of
SHE WOULD AND HE WOULDN'T.
RoyERS NEW THEATRE.
" Penna. Avenue, near Willards Hotel
THIS SATURDAY EVENING, October %,
sixth and last night but Ave Of the
EXCEEDINGLY BRILLIANT ENGAGEMENT
Of the inimitable, irrepressible, Irresistible Come
dian,
The performance will commence with the Dolly
Representation this Season OF the excellent setio
Comic Drama Of
ROBERT MACAIRE,
MR.. sETCHELL n............... Jacques Strop
Mr.. Tom Hampton, for this ocea.
nOnt M. hOOett mtchlTe
To conclude with
rO-CA-HoN-TAs;
OR, YE GENTLE SAVAGE,
In Two Acts, by John Brougham, Esq.
X. J. POW.HhT-rhN-I, King Of the Tuscarorss, .
Mr.. sEfCHELL.
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ID ERT LEECH,

Late Solicitor OF the Once OF the Auditor OF the
Treasury for the Post once DEPARTMENT.
ATToRNEY-AT. LAW, AND SOLICITOR
OF CLAIMS,
WASHINGTON CITY,
viii practice In tho Courts Of the District OF Co.
lumblA, the Court of Claims, and the Supreme Court
OF the United States, and will give prompt Atten-
tion to the prosecution OF claims and the adjust.
ment OF accounts In all the Departments OF the
Government.
ONCE, l7s Seventh street, opposite Post once
Department. Ausl-em
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n &. MES a CO.,
SOLICITORS OF PATENTS,
COLLECTORS OF CLAIMS
AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT,
AND NEGOTIATIONS OF C0NTRAC15,
NO. 47o SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post once,
WARRINGTON CITY, u. c.

We hRPEh BT rEhhIBIoH TO
Hon. Hannibal HAmlin, Vice President, Me.
g." John Goodwin, n. C., Me.
" Edward Rollins, N. l..
Alex. X. Rice, Mass.
John D. Alley,
Alfred A. BurnhAm, Conn.
Dwight Loonis,
James M. Ashley, Ohio.
John CoVode, Pa.
Robert Mcknight,
" Justin s, Morrill,, VT
John K. Potter, Wis
" z. Chandler, U. s. 8, Mich.
James II. Lane, Kansas.
Cyrus Aldrioh, NJ. C., MINI.
John T. Nixon, Nj
=. P. blair, IT,, Mo.
Elbridge G SpAulding, NY,
Messrs. Jay Cooke Co., Bankers, Washington, ,.
c., and Philadelphia, Pa. jy90tf
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L the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, In the District Of Co.
lumbiA, letters Parliamentary on the personal es-
tAto OF Ahner brush, late OF Washington city,
District OF Columbia, deceased. All persons having
claims anst the said deceased are hereby WArned
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, to
the subscriber on or before the 10th day OF october
next they may otherwise by law DO excluded from
all benefit of the said estate.
Given under my hand this oath day OF oetSber,
1864. PLATT BRUSH, EN'r.
mo W
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
i the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington county, IN the District Of
Columbia, letters Of naturalization on the
personal estate of Mary Van Ness, late OF
Washington county, d. c., deceased. all persons
having claims against the said deceased are here
by warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber on or before the 26th day
OF October next; they may otherwise by law be ex-
oluded from all benefit OF the said eStAte.
Given under my hand this sbth day OF October,
1854 WILLIAM J, CRAIGEN,
oC26 IAwaW. Administrator.
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STREET CAR FIRED ISro.-One night this
week car No. 81, Conductor Hancock, was fred
into while passing down Pennsylvania avenue,
near Thirteenth street. The ball went through
the car, and nearly struck lady In Its transit It
makes the third shot that has been fred at this
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LOCAL NEWS.

BALRs or REAL ESTATE, STOCKS, &c.--James
c. Mcclure Co. made the following sales re-
Gently:
Small frame house and lot on I street north, be-
Twenty-frst and Twenty-socond streets west, to
John Guttenson, for 81 400. Two vacant lots ad-
iSiSlnsB r me tsGSys to os e per
Richard o'DO wd,. for 1890 twenty-five and a
Asylum, to Mr.. Kelly, for s26 per acre. Small
frame house and lot on Seventh street, between $
and T streets north, TO Anton Stande, for o. 900.
Two lots 10 the rear, on ghth street, to william
Hsine, for and II cents per foot. Frame house
and lot on Four-and-a half street, between Mary
spS .sngs and ss ,.oSS to
street west and + street north, to John MoGrsnn,
At ~ cents per loot. Lot on =, near Twelfth,
street, to Col L. J. Middleton, at ei25 per foot,
Lot on twelfth, near ', to the same purchaser, al
cents per square foot.
And last evening the following stocksi P,iis.
Corporation OF Alexandria stock, cot Farmers and
Mechanics Bank Of Georgetown, ss,i.
-
BITTEN BIT DoG.--As a lady, named Mary
Kaiser, was walking along sixth street, near @,
dog, belonging to hbram Clark, rushed at her
and bit her very severely In the thigh Mr.. Clark
SsspT e,c ~ omSeT hSwsa on me ehss o.
taken before Justice Giberton who required him
TO give bail for court.
A FALSE ALARN.-Last night, about o.
o'clock, = dense volume Of smoke ISSUED from the
saddle and harness store OF Mr.. Nofnest, on sixth
street, near PennsylvaniA avenue. Upon exami.
nation, the cause OF the smoke proved to be de-
feotive nue from Dubsnt's restaurant An alarm
was given from box No -. The fire was extin.
Guished without any material damage being done
DRowNBD.-A man named Carpenter Bos.
well was drowned at the foot OF sixth street whAr
yesterday. The coroner WAS notified and held az
Inquest. The jury returned verdict Of accidental
dro Sning. His body was taken In charge by hi
family.
STREET CAR FIRED ISro.-One night thii
week car No. 81, Conductor Hancock, was hrec
int .ain Intv DAM y.nta
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DuBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
y WILLIAM WlTTkR9. Auct ouesr, VIII sell, on Fucs:
day, May 81 Al lOh O'Clock at Union place corner OF
Nnesenth Fourth all the rich aud vaua-
bic Furniture French Plate Mirrors Phnoicres Csrpe
Paintings and contained in the above man
sion consisting OF rich Parer Sns In satin brccatoi win
Curtains 20 match; % French Plae Mirrors o. every des-
81 pton; eatuAry marble Buets Bureaus Washssands,
Tables in rosswood black walnut and oak rosewood ETA
China Ornaments rich MAntei Clocks, vey valuable -
fa,nunes hnsrsy nks a. OAK kssnsion Table ard but
I,a sad g,sasia. ST. ssId silver Tea aad Coffee seq
Medaon Hrsssis And c1sr oasPsts; eA rcssx sod na.
hcgsny sna ssSk vs.n suits ?! bedroom vsrntrrs H.ir
and Table Ln'1 'Si: ASSSrSJSs'fs ;ssss
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LEGAL NOTICES.

WILLIAM. OTHERWISE WILLIAM JAMES, AN
w drsws late OF Dsg,ford pcctyard in the ccsns u
Kent AMP carpentr--Susanna Prov late Of NorwcA
spinster vhc died in ISL oy her s bequcatied
nephew, the aid william narawE II lixiu h.
Bis child OF Children, the SUR ~ AIp9 NAa1rr
fourth share OF the residue ~ nstso tts.t eNi
william Andrews left rRiart ~ 4 ~ stt ttt -
on board ss,p. lfthe said Y Mts ~ t.s T. tAf
he n requested 10 cOmuunt4is ..H - t1r
9rinlth, Of - Bedford row. ha s4aA - =
W theirs Dowsen. Ssh, OF .Nt-'vnl tye - i.47' 80
executors ~ the sal " - Cfcrnw aNNt f .
p~rso, rive at trte ~ = .Ht.svs, a. ~, II.
npi - 'cnte of ar ssli Wi rs ty 81 4 Nl.t - -
4. al Of me da.s of Ills dealh M wld - rsTs deL
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fTlANtEb A. MATHEWS, AUCrTONBkk-sALEskOO
4tipsS n 1 vSSNcH PLArR MIRRORS AND coRSicEs.
DANIEL 4. MATHEWS VIII .eM ~ s.cuon this day
~ sopsf6 frsneS Plate Mirrors sire q Plate sAssa
vine rxee havin9 Sesu he ntue Nsee 1hsy epeeAl
vuehs ~ ootGS & Ne tsaee - otAssa
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DANIEL A. MATHEWS, AUCTfONEKR.
IL sALEsRoOM q NASSAU STREET

DANIEL AZ. MATHEWB vii sell q auction this day
10 o'clock Mt his alcsroom, GO Nassau street
OF Household Furniture consisting in
% of carved Purlor Suits crimson and coiored
atIn rocntc Centre Tables rich Bocatel and Lace Cur
Sa,ns Cornces Pier Mante Mrrors Carpets French
Bedsesds Dreesing Bureaus Wa,hs'snda Mattresses Bnf
fsts Tables Dining Chairs lounges Arm Cha
Toilet Crocksry Divans Sofas Sewing Machines, Kitchen
Hurpitnre &C. Catalogues and Goods now ready for ex-
6nfnatou
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N W. IVES 4 co., .AUcTIoNEERs, TABLESPOONS
We will sell :. auction on wsdnesday. june TO- 1854 al Il
limited N the BROOKLYN SANITARY Far three plecrs ID
fhe MetropolAn Fair OF New York The Royal Hunt L
alued ~ S25DO Roman Duel ut $500 and the awe
Forest scenes $4,000 each WIN be on exhibition 1T our
the day OF sale FREQ Of charge Descriptive
catalogues in a few days.
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A JOURNEAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. PINE
"a. street Auction sale OF beautiful Properly at Chats
sell on THURSDAY june - at u M the Exchange Sales
room, No. Ill Broadway Of land Chatsworth.
This valuable property. formerly owned by r H. Munroe
ESQ.,, and the Hon j. Roosevelt, situated between New
Rochelle and MAmaroneck, the line the New Haven
Railroad viii be offered for sale plots 81 three 70
II has several miles OF laid and
worked. depot built at which the trains will stop when
business warrants Its close proximity 10 the city be.ng
only twenty miles from City Hall, with the New Haven
Railroad running throngh ~ and the numerous command.
Ing bulldog sites with view OF Long Island Sound and
the Palisades make desirable Investment for parties
wishing get choice location and have troll
the Office of the auctioneer, A. JOURNRAY, No zine st.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

This tract selected by subscriber reference
us desrably for villa sites well for Its productive
ness Is farm, and ON which has improvements
ana arranged the plots In such divisions will each
eparce commanding view without interfering with the
others The situation Is ridge table three
20 four hundred feet above the level of tide command
ing extensive views OF Long Island sound with gmpses OF
the Palisades distant about and quarter mile east OF
sne Seaisoaie station on The Harlem Railroad me whole
tract Is valued ut the minimum price OF two hundred and
hiy dollars and each parcel win be put up at an
upset price corresponding with It's relative value
cd with the whole, and sold on bids above such sums
and mortgage for five years, per cent. In
purchasers do not wish build or improve the first year.
the subscriber Will allow hundred dol
bars acre for agricultural purposes for all parcels sold
above the price. will be
dale station the day of sale. the 81 and lO
trains from Twenty sixth arrvingat o. and IL
A. NJ }, To the which afford
ample time to examine The property and partake OF a
luncheon at IL M before the afterwards
the city by the 426 or 6:D4 p. NJ. train. G. NORRIS
Pine street or to Finay No XII pine street 10 "
Persons DESTROYS Of viewing premises previous the
sixth street.
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A HOME FOR MEcHANIcs AND ALL WHO DESIRE

IA. n ss"l ~
There areno Lots with reach Of persons OF odsrate
means more rabe sdence than the parcel OF
hundred Lots to be sold Monday. May 80 by
ALDRICH SCOTT, Auct Hudson City, New Jer
sev These Lots all graded wide avenues surrounded
with beautiful shade trees. 10y giving ample shade IN
good schools and markets. and
.as near 10 Wall street rs Twenty. third street
Ever who buy3 these otsall OF which are on high
ground vews-will be not only OF
safe bus Of certainty Of being able by the rise
in value property live free for several
Evers who intends having horne OF his own
should fat examine this sale. No better opportunity
can be- presened to obtain lot ali ready built upon
and where the surroundings better calculated 70 create
be reached By night or DAY. at al hours easier than
suoinC from Trinity church to Union square,
The the value M on lots IN
New York city; and all Of schools churches mar
feta &c below what be contemplated In the city
while health OF the location cannot be surpassed a.
there ,thc vicinity The present owners
having large interests adjoining are determined 70 intro
dncc upon all this property Intelligent and desirable
population.
DNISIsrRATORs SALE OF REAL ESTATE
"A House and Lot No 50 Remsen street Wilnsmsonrg;
will be public auction under Surroyates order une
1854 the premises; lot 70 ioet 'front.' on Rem
ssn s'es anu NV ioo ROBERT MCNEIL Administrator.
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LoR SALE OR TO LRT-Ar MOUNT VERNON A
neat Cottace. containing nine with fine gar.
den Of fruit trees and well OF
Haven Railroad station forty minutes rid Twenty.
100, $500
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L,oR SALE OR TO LET-A HOUSE AND GARDEN
I 1.-TWO lotsl IN West Hoboken; rent ola Inquire 10
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PRIcK BurLDING-4or,l2, Win LOTS, FOR SALE.
ID in Brooklyn; has been used for OIL refinery
CINE aad engine house abundaut supply good well
water; will Be sold with witheut stiA Apply to H. A.
Warren, II Old slip
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m GAFFNEY. AUCTlONEER, SALEsROOM 356
Eighth W II sell this day, the 23th l0I.
o'clock, Good Win of the Restaurant
hiking Saloon 52 Grand sting excellent
Counter beer Pumps Mirror Tables, Chai Futures
Street Lamp, Boiler Oven Crockery large Ice CHEST &c
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FIRST CLASS EXTRA WIDE THREE STORY AND
"A attic House, tGs President street. with four lots Of
ground between Clinton and Court Streets Brooklyn; built
lcse house SO feet wide with plato glass windows; par
aud halls frescoed Would he sold without al
lots " desired Apply 10 x. r. KELLOGG, 1880 Pearl street.
- Ynrk
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COUNTRY SEAT. OF THE LATE .. X. PAULDrNG,
nt HIDE Park for sale; one Of the most beautiful on
two co,tases and specIon: oy,euidng For further
or 70 J. n rAULDru9, 30 Broadway.
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sELpNER. AuCrIoNEER-s. W. sELpSgR
4, will sell this day at ls clock. Mt his sales ls5
New Canal street near the Bowery arg, lot Of Clothing
audpry Gods consisting gt an extra ne ~ OF Lade e2
oloaks shawls pieces Of Cafco ausiins Mozamhique Al
pacl kc Stockings, Gcntemens Coats Pants urtershts
and White shirts. Necates, Combs, &c. large lot OF
Ladies' and CHI trens shoes CATERS &C. On wedne day,
sale OF Watches and Jewery.
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HOUSE wANrKD To pURCHAsR-LOCArRD ON
II thirty fourth o. thirty eighth srees. b4tuesn Fih
and stssh svcause Aodsea. ber 81 ~ Scho Hotel with
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SALES AT AUCTION.

n
y EsrtSsnwsrs oIsss P.risa Goods. silver or
iioods fumb 4c worthy the attention Of the rae
T. HORTON WILL SKI. THIS f.I DA y at aSo
od.ps sna br ns s 81 First thirty
fourth street ferry.
lrEoaeH COOK, AuorIoNsER;o r., Yo.srs
On tbs bss. ts.iardsy) Nay IS lssi !. oGoct at
M Broadway span q sesan. 0,re
n nanas ns and ta. yss old and s
ad ss sa !. = s he FOR The
b, absolute Offering good opportunity Tor any
pub s:ss aSs..Sa . and p Mason
xIE sEPs -.
MAY a. At o'clock In front OF store. No 93 Liberty
sa
sey ns AZ b and nr. rate g. woes
Brothers; but little used Also superb set Of Double Har.
HEfhayx hgEps NC sp. H.
MAY 1s a. ,0 ocSes = oar IS Liberty sreet
of ns nsran
as s II
BILE top Dressing Bureaus and Hair Mattresses
git Psr and
SS op M as %
window Curtains, Gas Fixtures ac China crockcry and
At their % Liberty strss
received be sold for of whom u concern
Also large invoice Of elegant Chandeliers, gilt frame
Per and Mantel NJ rrons. &c. &c.
Also, large inyo of fine Ormolu and Bronze
Chande Gas Pendants Brackets &C. many OF which
entirely while others have been but little used
HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER-HENRy Fl.
IL LEEDS MINkR will sell, at auction. on Satur
day May % at Y O'Clock in front Of No % Liberty
street bay Horse years old 10 hands high towing
name and long tail fine PAGER sy'h action Is kiud ard
gentle in harness and good saddle horse; white
Horse 10 years old hands high flag tail, stylish action
Harness. silver mounted good condition.; one family
Open three inside with driver well set
up-a very substantial aud SNOWY affair.
uENRY H. LEEDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS H.
IL LEEDS MINER viii sell, AT auction on Saturday.
May g. at IL o'clock at their saesroo % Liberty street,
fifty Sewing Machines ali complete and in fine order,
packed In ready for shipment To be sold TO close an
account
T1ENRY II. LEEDS AUCTIONEER
IL CARPETS MIRRORS STERLING SILVER &C.
HENRY II. LEEDS Il MINER will sell at auction this
day splendid assortment OF Velvet Brussels Ingram and
Throeply Carpets
AZ ~ o'clock.
BY order OF ADMINISTRATIVE assortment Of Sterling Silver
Ware, to be sold without reserve.
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II FARMER, AUCTIoHEER. WILL SELL rhis DAY
a. two o'clock at 44 Canal street lArae assortmen,
carpet ks removed f,r o. ssa
Tables Dressing Bureaus wardrobe Sofa Beds Caairs
Mirrors Brus els and Ingram Carpets olcioths Beds
Mattresses &c
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fyoUNrRY REsrDsNCE FOR SALE VERY CHEAP
~ Located at Pieasantvie hour BY Harlem Rail
road house large tweny rooms In perfect order
never failing spny 81 eseeent water; c.e asre and
quarter Of DDe1 land laid sut garden aud lava stocked
with choce fruits shrubbcvy And shade be sod,
furutshed unfurnlshed One half the purchase ney
." F'"as O o 1910 q EssS
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J,oR SALE OR LEAsE-vALUABLB DOCK PROPER.
~ vM 9rsenpoint, OPPOSITE Eoureensh street. New
right 10 pier 5sfeet Inquire PROvOsT PfHHE XIX
Attornsys South sfyertn
lau,sburc. between ana 10 A. II. = III
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MO. s FIFTH AvENUE.-wILLIAM KENNEDY AUG
LN uoneer, will sell the above House aud Lot Sailors
Snug Harbor lease Wednesday, June |, 1864. at l2
O'Clock, the Exchange sarsroom Ill Broadway, under
the direction OF RICHARD OGORMAE, Esq, referee.
Snla IN the hioho
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HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY FOR SALE On Elk.
IL asrcs igh,fully located on the casa
bark Of the Budsos about half le sbsvs sins Stag and
cosnnnandn extensive View Of The rver. nortk and
soutn low for cash exchanss city properly
Apply 70 n. A. sPAFARD. 10 wall strsss n H. Srl50 Rss-
street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-28

~ a HORTON WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT TWO
W. O'Clock the s6k Fixtures and Lease OF Board.ns
odgng Drinking Saloon 5sl First avenue near fny
fourth street ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-28

lY 3 r. WILLS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS kofd ls,
Eagshenw.re Glass Ware and Psns q Il O'clock. At
- Murray street including white 0rnnhe anu conu'"1
Goods Tum bers &C. worthy the attention OF tne us.e
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-28

4 CHOICE FARM FOR sALE-or lO5 ACRES rs MILES
"A from New York by New Jersey Central Railroad high
w cultivated choice fruit 800 young bearing peach
house aud outbuildngs Call At 30 South Fh
street, Williamsburg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-28

A NUMBER OF CHOICE rARMs MILLS AND
Country exchange in location.
from one to 1--WE hundred distance from Now York
nthree fifty miles, depots; ST. 0O $1,000
S,AOO0 and desirable places the Hudson
bargains and to let A. SERGEANT Is Wall at.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-05-28

A GREAT CHANCE FOR EXCHANGE OF PROP.
"A erty-The Of One Country Seat Of 10 acres,
with sll.ndd Mansion and ouibuldings built At er.
In che Of Shrewsbury, would like to exchange
three and ba emcnt House in this city between renth
and Thirfieh and Eighth and Tenth
Jersey City Appearances now indicate that from $40
bushels ~ apples and be
place this Address A., boz 1854 Post once Y