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admission 10 the Free Academy, and that out @,
sons twenty or thirty lads Of from 10 70 IL Years
Of age-pupls u the Ward 2chools--not one could
name the then Governor Of this State, Several did
no. know the name Of the capital u Pennsylvsnis.
None spuesred 10 have the slightest idea Of the du-
ties Of any member VI the Cabinet NOT even Of the
Posimsster-Gcnersl In other matters they ois-
played equal Ignorance. These were not Operatives,
but lads who bad been 10 school. Prof Ashon-of
West Point, / beheve-wss 10 ular on English
ignorance because two English ads Of IL or 10
ears OF age, sons Of wen thy parents, lid not
know where chmond and Now Orleans were sit
uaod. VIII find you. in this city, hfy isds Of the
same sge, sons Of wealthy mon, who don't know
whether London, England, is q seaport or moi,
Not long sgo, az American who 10 generally con.
eidered TO he smart fellow, woull not believe me
when told hun tina, The English people elected
their own representatives in Parliament. You $50
Spi ear " forget that In . New England state, not
long ago several persons we're found who had
never heard " Cod or Christ. The staten mt was
published In your own, and several other morning
pspers MAY.
Our correspondent, might have added other in
s:snces Of gross ignorance, that have been exhibit
81 by ourg people and adults within the limits o.
this metropolis; but that would scarcely conuo-
vert cur position. We are sNarc hsi hundreds Of
Dung people are SLOWED n grow up in ignorance,
tui II the system Of instruction IN our public
scuoo', does NOT include few lessons upon the
g'ncra principles Of our form of government, il 4,
high time the Board u Education sdopted some
plan to introduce the subject. Parents are, how.
every father or mother would feel but a slghi IN
tersa in the instruction u ,heir offspring, the
standard Of educ,tcn would he vastly improved.
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Exposing Omciai Iniaulty.

THs Atlas, which has for some months been en-
gagged in the work OF unmssking a largo snoua,
Of municipal iniquity, egius to feel discouraged
.t the slow progress II has made, and h.cs of a
broadsids al tho dali spspers in the following
style;
We are disposed N regard ,he conductors Oi Tho
daily prsW, Who shut their ewes 10 the cnornites
Al the City Hall, o. the confeierstes Of the Ring
aud the RABBIT In robbIng or tAxpayiug cu2rus.
They have shared largely ia the plumber, and have
OF all times been resdy TO throw = vel over the
atrocities Of the conspiracy, while frequently CONF
mending Their most outrageous a"indss.
Not . solitary daily paper will call sttention 10
tic sbusos that tsuspirs at oyCry meeting OF the
Common Council, In Me raising - salaries, IN
pen s.ouing tho Wind from New jersey, Couurcti-
cut and oil AiOIg bGore--.n granting ludulg encies
to cucumber the high ways in paving bogus
claims aud authorizing svindl.ng comfy acts max p
ing sxtrsvAgsnt donstons aud creating useless
offices.
In ito desire TO have controversy -iih N. daily
press ,he ATLAS fofgets Tbs. tho srs Ia, bsen
foremost in exposing AMI denounciug on41i-l IN
! EQUITY. Lons before tho DeA;on Of tie ATLAS WAs
converted, We called upon ,he people ~ supprsis
olhci.l CORFU ton, which did not begin, when he
wa, in full communion With the plundersrs @: ths
| Common Council.
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THE NEW YORK. SUN.
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY II, 1895.
Virginia Implacables.

vpw leading Virgins politicians, nsinIy OF
Mat class who were most conspicuous in the late
rebellion. are exhibiting their spltoful and nahg-
Isut feeling toward the North by . sys,em,tic
st,emp. 70 proven, immigration. with this object
ia view. they are cndesvorins 70 induce the farm.
ere and other land owners not TO sell an sore Of land
~ Northern persons desiring to purchase, hoping
TIA. ny this means the 'chivslry II the FIRST f.ni-
les" will no, be contaminated. The sensible por-
t.ou Il the Virgins people will doubtless ses that
81 IL from these ofcious leaders N. msslyes, rather
tisu from Northern immigrants, that the State In
most ltely 70 suffer. II there ever was . hmo
w. en- Virginia needed the Stimulus q foreign
.licrprise and the benefit Of foreign capital, now
~ certainly thstme. hisvi1h Slate just ss with
a. individual under prostrs,ioa--both require as
vssnce to attain the norms condition, and Il II
unadLess or either 10 reiect tho prof.rsd Aid. Tie
N-oubs with the leaders in Virgins SONS 70 be
fhst they dread breaking up Of the old ancestral
plantations, which, under the system of slavery,
glarcj barrier between the srls,ocrary aud ne
poor white trash" nut tho great msI, Of lno reo-
pie have sense enough 10 tia, ibis very feature
~ Virgins society has horetofors cio. yod tie al.
rVsncsmeni Of the State, AMI tht iva perpctuAuon
"ouli 70 Vhlte W ueLiuiohtAl an tno ilANIf. Ano
large landed estates have cnshlOd their propdetors
W live in afiluence but the state large has do
rived no bsnch, from them ami they have contrib
utsd nothing 10 the good Of the commonwealth. 1t
~ now to the interest Of virgins that these plsnla
aions should 10 Gu, up into srms Of reasonable
sire and brought 10 higher state Of cultivation
Northern farmers with plenty OF energy and .
pistls capital, would, n encouraged, buy farms In
abe hsifneslscted agricultural districts Of yirsiulA
and In . few years they would make them ss
STRIVING and productive IS arc those o. the States
aha, have NOT been cursed by slavery and petty
handed sristocracy. Yet wo cannot think that this
seor, to prevent immi grafton will be efeo,ual A
fow Of the wealher farmers may combine so refuse
the selling Of land TO Northern men, but we incline
90 think tho great mas will look more TO .heir
individual and collective interests and invite
rather than discourage immigration from the
Northern States.
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Arose tho Adjunets OF the late war, which are
now passing AWAY, there is none whose memory
will be treasured up more tsndorly in the hearts
Of tho soldiers than tho Sanitary Con mission. Al
address has Just been Issued by tie officers Of this
noble institution, which announces lh., no more
supplies are required, that ,hs work Ia nearly com.
plctcd, and that tho mission OF the association hss
bccu filed None bu,ihe soldiers who have receiv.
ell the kind attentions Of the Sanitary Commission
on the battlefield, or in The hospital, can truly
appreciate Ito servic. IL has rendered 10 lie coun-
wy during the late war. Wherever our arm e.
have gone, tho Commission has followed in tho
nAin, and has proven TO be the minissrng angel TO
q oussnd, Of trlys fellows in the Union army, II
many OF those could speak who now Ito beneath
! tho lttls mounss that dot the Southern battle
! hrl1s, we might learn how !nsStlu,abls were the
services Of this Sanitary Commission in alternating
tho offerings Of 'tose who were passing into "tne
valley u the shadow OF death" But II has done
| It's work, and is now on the eve OF dissolution.
Ike tho other concomitinu OF the war which
have passed away, the Sanitary Commission is
now historical but all over the country, wherever
As,ldler OF he Union Is found, there Will always
be cherished personal recollection VI this praise
worthy institution.
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ID RATH q.

RrsTICT-on Monday, at A. NJ, Joseph Bes,icL
aged years months snd 10 days,
The funeral will take place nom 249 Ave u, on
"wednesday, st o'clock. w
BERGAN-on Monday, July 10th, Edward son Of
hchaeI and Csthrine bergan, AGED III months and
2 dave.
The friend. and relatives are respectfully invited
20 attend his funeral from his lac tesidenco, 81
r.. 1873
CARR-on Monday, July 10th John Carr aged 65
yeats.
70 atend his funeral ~ hi, late residence; No u
Eldridgs A., At " O'clock Wedno day morning. "a
ELilS-ou Monday July 10Th, after a short 81.
ne,s Mrs NAney Ellis, ated 10 yeAis, tmonths and
Her friend, and those Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral At tie reaideneo VI her son-ln-la~
O'clock y. NJ 100
GALLAGHER On Monday, July 10th. Ann Cal
lagher the beloved wife vi James Collins native Of
BallyshAnnon, county Donegal, Ireland, aged 30
The friend, and relative. Of the family are respect
fully invited 70 attend her funeral, from her late
o'clock. lg3
LYON-on Monday, July 10th, Msgsie. youuscs,
child Of William and Jane Lyon aged months.
The relatives and friends Of the family invited
10 attend the funeral service on Tuesday evening, at
: o'clock. At their residence 1873 Washington a..
The remains will be taken PoTtchester Tor inter
ment on Wednesday morning. 1855
MeGEoN-on July 10Th MARGARET McGcoy, widow
/ Gosh year OF her age.
Friends aud ac,lusntsrces, and those Of her sons
Andrew James, Lawrence and Michael, are respect
fully invited 70 attend her funeral on wednesday, al,
~ ociSk r ", from her iste residence, 64d Hudson
st. IA 70 the cemetery Of the Holy Cross, Flat
! bush. l24
| QNEllIs1On sunday night July 9th, after = long
and painful Illness, Michael O'Neill, aged IS years
| nshve OF county Wexford, Ireland.
Ills funeral viii take Place on Tuesday, July ilth,
iroln MS residence corner Of Church street and liam
ilton ave, brooklyn, at o'clock. lie will be taken
| 70 me cemetery OF tho Holy Cross- fatbush. l2o
shiIll-On Sunday evening, July 9th, of consump-
| uV9l' hehly smith AGED ~ years and weeks
| Tue RELATIVES and friends are respectfully invited
IoAleha the funeral from Dr. PeIHz's church in SSl
street uetY cen the sth and 9th aves this Tuesday
noon AZ O'Clock, without uTthes notice. III
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The New Political PnrtY.

Ina Boston radicals have presentsi long and
carefully prepared address 10 the public, a. tbs
rmbodiment Of their views national questions.
The names appended 10 the document, no less than
she elaborate manner in which u Is prepared, gu
,nils 1t to the respectful consideration Of the public.
10 confined slnosi entirely to the subject Of
.segro snfrsnehisement, the radical view Of which
u places In tho bes, possible light The Jet Of
his address, al tho present time, is evidently d.
signed to furnish text for all the disciples Of that
golitical school who entertain the views embodied
herein. The authors Of u arc shrcwd enough 10
..e the necessity Of having a rlainly-undcntood
reed for their party, before striking out into the
political stream, In order that there may be no
ronfic, o. sont meuts smong tho faithful. Tho
b,undtr which wnDrL PmtLrrs made Ia bis
speech with regard g. rtpuiaton. and
he danger ths, other ze.lous bu. md aids Of
.he cause might commit Ike errors Of policy, and
thereby compromise the success OF the main
ssue, doubtless led tho leaders 10 Boston to pro
pare tho platform in question. Practical }, 10 pre-
cents nothing new, bul in arguing the question OF
uifrags IL 10 more exhaustive AMI u re compro-
sensve than anything which has yet sppearsi on
hat subject There 10 this difference however,
oolS cen its general tenor aud tina, Of tho speech
..tely delivered =, Chicago by IIEsRY WINTER
oAvIs. The latter based his argument on tho
GROUND that the enfranchisemcg n o. the negro
,ecetsArySo hold in check the refractory spirit Of
he late rebels and tho policy was therefore sdyss-
ole mainly because Of It's eIpedicncy. Tie lston
address takes . higher WOW o. tho slticci. Ia
soslon is based upon the riqht Of the negro 20 all
.hs rights and privileges Of freedom, claiming
hat, by virtue q As lawful emancipation,
&c is made FREQ beyond she power
4 STATE law; and that - 10 man
an be truly free without having q voice in
choosing Iis rulers, tho terms q emancipation are
-, iul y compiled with until the gran. u suffrage
tss been given. This is the germ OF the arguments
embodied in the address, and =. mast BE admitted
lhss II 10 forciby presented. Ilut It VIII require
more iore.bls logic tran sny sncreu s.dncej, e
grove tina, emancipation means anything more
shan the word indicstss-exemption from enforced
oryituie not the contermcnt of social privileges
Sae address, may 10 REGARDED as an olhci'l state
..,.t Of the new party, ami 81 tie Fail election
.lwua. as arc drawing ueHr It Ia interesting Il
save acmyleto exposition OF tne doctrines sas are
.yW {. be- sStsIcd.
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tsr Fewer to Grant Repricvcs ind rnrd,n

=. s~N. So,tou 2ul ~ Ar,i.lc -ai - 10 Com
.u'ut 1H, d-cer'- that "tr- lc,s.i'Ht shNl nave
Low. .p gram r,pneyes ami pAri H, i'- oil uccs
,.g.psi she 1 -i'vt n!atrs, except IA cs,cs % im-
.e,.- ueut.'
n 6, ewes are deisys ~ seut,u can a rrpricye
T., M ihins esr7 When man Ia muui gglIty ~
,., ,tt,l'r, and sentenced T. plIihA,Ht % ne
,rp..r7el. his punishment is pa oil Glr eNeou-
,en e. tito seuteufr ~ delayed iHr longer vr
,hor.rr ,no. as tho case Ny ls during such
u,l.,, lh0c ma, possibly to sho"n cause Tor pa.
An: ,r he may he r"pri y'l for Bo long n ,.ms
"a practically, the sentence itself nay nc tvndei
H.. TINS shows ths. DO sIDu tiuu. iH c1utem.
sl .tt thus article as rtrr,eNlus - p.ruIuln :
'.Ilo4. trnl l,Gl sentence p. TT. J. vuIli lie a.
xpr,. I talk OF -rautLs rcpneHes Where tttc las
ecu no triNl, nor convection Lur sentence Il pun
,,.Ie,t ,or crime. l. preyes bciutcl and would
lc.n, iNluus ~ cr.me' "ith tie Assurances tASi
f',a.rlt an4 seutrn'el, 'h- sentence "ouid not Ia
..,,. ed JUS 40 pRrlnus hN ia, whHles4le Of
lt.t... rot convicted Of crw1 nor sentenced, ar,
lions to oomtui, the erin" with ou.ire iwpun
-, lnsis ;he mode IN which President unsou
. x.'I. avg the p.IdOuiug power. JU6iicE.
r,,Gtks.-rhs pardons granted by the Pres
d,p. arr smpy assurances 10 the guilty psyt's
that tie Gcyeruinont will not prosecute thea TO
reason. They arc not de Jicio pardon-, i'r
Garden strictly implies immunity from punlshmeu
to,. specified and proven offence, whsr AZ tle sal
-,p,l. receive no .ueh immunity. Any one q tn
Individuals who arc announced As having bee
r..,,loasI by the President, ani who had pro Vou
~ committed over scts OF treason, may be In
acted tried and sentenced to lie HANGED, In spite
n, Pnssidspi " anybody eos Then SOD 'Ee
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only, the President has power to literally pardon.
No officer Of the Government from the highes, to
the lowest, eau screen . criminal from Indictment
and trial for cause. The os,eDEble psrdons now
granted BY the President Of course amour. 70 par
dons in fact, for nobody will te likely to procure
an indictment sgsinst . man who is oertsin 70 be
psrdoned by the Executive, n convicted.
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r,aassisi News, Markets Ae.

N'w i~k Monday, July 10, o ,. M-Gold closed
hi. afternoon at 40, having opened At 1898. The
afternoon quotations OF the general stock market,
compared With tho,e Of the corresponding hours Of
Saturday, 'hov q pretty general decline in price,.
Early In the day there sharp advance, compsI-
cd sith saturdays First Board. Governments we're
stro5g and higher. The money market continues
easy at+sS per cent With slarss amour, Of capital
Offering. The discount market Is dull at G4a9per
cent. The Bank statement, this week, shows an In
In every department, and Is reFarded very
favorable. The lsrse increase in specie Is due to the
payments at the sub-Treuury. Foreign exchange
.as firm. Bill at 60 days on London wee selling at
its 1lsNs for commercial On Chance to-day Flour
wa I5c. a 2Sc. better. Wheat vac 3c. Sc. better.
Corn waa lc DC, better oats were dull. Pork wss
decidedly hrner. Beef was steady. Lard Vas frmer,
aud Whi,key wa quiet and without decided change.
STOCK EAIEg-IfHar HOANu
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Ignorance.

SHw NonE, ,ulvlO.
Piitor ~ tie Sun-Siri In your issue OF 5 ltur.
day last, spessiug Of English Ignorance" as
exempt tied by Inc fact that several EuglitA oYera-
say, 1--WE doubt II IL would he poasit ie 20 aud
human being over ten years OF sse in this country,
sblo ~ speak the language, who would sKl4b,I
Ike degree ofignu-apce with this"
Arc you aware that shout year ago an exam.
ipaHon took place ~ ihls ciiy VI cEndlda.,s Tor
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sPECIAL NOTICES.

wheeler & Wilson, No. Gas broadway,
New lork-Iock stitch sewing Machine aud Buiton-
hole NJ ichine. SIS
Howe sewing Machine Company Elias
HOWE, j, Pre.ident, No. $50 Broadway, New
York. 5lg
Grover & Baker's Highest Premium
Elastic stitch and l0ck stitch sewing Machines,
ag5 Broadway, \. .And 495 Fulton a., Brook .J2l
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TRADE NOTICES.

DRi GOODS CLERKS' EARLY-CLOSING
- , A,sG =, Non meeting OF this Association VIII
evening, at 5 O'Clock, LOUIS EkOMAE PIC. ~
y, CEoAAC, kes ssc, W.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

a RARE CHANCE FOR PROFITABl. |
Ainve.tment IN light patent manufacturing nui
neN good chance for the rieht man. 9t p e. l
wsntei. Csll AtA New Chambers u, room rs
BAKERY FOR SALE IN PATERSON. !
- now doing a GOOD siore hu,iness. nico ,lo
house store, rooms aud bake house lot 25zi q o.
,et 70 good baker wIh the sto. Q, nIture.. ~ Lab
dress " North Main ct. Paterson, n, J. ia /
FOR SALE-STOCK AND FiXTt RES . |
= a grocery and candy store; will he 500 cheN /
satisfactory reasons Siven for selling C,li iorau,e
Al NO JZO Munro st. near Gram 81. ferry. JiI
EOR SALE CHEAP-A POULTRY AM |
vegetable stand IN C'nion Market Nos. O. Az ]
o. Inquire 4i2 W. 44th ct. ~ ii
FOR SALE A NEATLY FITTED e.
liquor store, with stock and fS'ure- Apply D
$40 Fast Houston e. near Nilliamtburgh ferry. u
FOR sALE-THE EFATt ST LIITLE.
month fSneT l Soi" on broadSsy Reo, only =; Pc
Al. NArLTY, sso Bro.dsay 10
EOR SALE-A GOOD CORNER LIQUOL
stoIe years lrase; aiso o,ster saloon. or par,i
cor Wal ingtol - or Gl Chatham St, room 3. l54
FOR SALE-1HE STORE AND FIXTURE
= ois vel established dc ot, selling moro
"a sas 'na IOo gsnd Ro.op se ogne
ioT day.. ~ =
FOR SALE-A WELL SITUATED SMALL
grocery ,tore. 100 H,fryn 25C
FOR SALE - AN OID-ESTAELISHELt
L iwor sore, corner Of smi, aud uegr,w .treet.,
south Brolkbn. 1888
EOR SALE-A GOOD CORNER LIQUOR
sto swell fitted up; rent sYu pc month Esst
nde' Appl' inmedigteiy 10 4, GAftALl, Auct't,
70 Chamber IT. room & until sold S4l
FOR SALE-A FIRST RATE NEWSPAPER
~ nd and route. Inquire corner Grand ~ aud
Eeor MARKET, AZ the stand. 20
GROCERY FOR SALE CTlEAP-AN OLD
~. established stand. nov done GOOD cash bu.lue,.
Inc owner - retirtng. AppV on the pIemifes cor Of
fulton and fleiIont ats, y ookl,n. %
SMALL GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE
~ Tor sale cheap 1885 We, 29,h It. 3u3
ITO PRINTERS--FlRST-CL CLASS PRINTING
Once In New York, donl ~ cool husino TO- Tor
snle ehetp nearly all the puIchisr-Inouev can bs
pud IA indictments. Adde'S W, BOX $50, sun
Office. Ia
S000 WILL BUY THE BEST WINE.
NoOC laser beer and rsiIc.hment saloon ia
Crosby u, onlv one lock from BgoaiSay Kent opon
al night. HE owner 10 gons Ia tn country iui h,
heith - stock !Ases aud fixtures will low Amply
TO % Crosby NJ. III
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AUCTION NOTICES.


UCTION NOT1CE--CROCKTRY, GIL.
July lllh. at 10 o'clock. at PSI Pearl It,. By JOSH
HUNT, good assortment IN lots 10 suit de ~
Goods well packed. 2IS
UC1ION SALE OF CROCKERY. "a
hHENRY q. EVANS. Aucrr. will eel IN lof
suit retailers Tuesday, July IL, at 4 o'clock az
Barclay st. renerA assortment OF white srAui'e
common ga e. class and fancy ware, sc. sale VI.
out Ieserve for cash. rs.
A UCTIOS NOTICE.. W. EZEKIEL. "
"A sell this day o. rs Bovory, a. lU-. o'clock. a.
OF household iurntuie; Hlso shif1in. top buggy
good running oider.
A tCTION NOTICF-MOLTGA SALEC
"A eegant household furniture, rosewood pin
for Q, Brussels and Ing ain carrots miro -. I
paintings bsdsteada bejdirg, and every att.
recess 7, for Housekeeping, this day, Tue.day. 81
O'clock. at the teeidencs NJ rs Wsverly Place. /
9th and 9Th avenues. ~,
DAwNBROKER'S SALE--THIS DA
JAMES 40 AR, AucNssecr, VIII sell NJ ~ NJ
Bowtry ~ lots Of men's and women ciothiur G.
sisting OF elk, della ne ard o'ler ultracA ciupe =.
clio hes. coat, pan and vests, and variety OF o.
roodA well worthy the a'tenton o. 10 llp4s uIi hr
kecpsn 4. GASLY, 81 Division st. ii
SAMUEL WYNN, AUCT., WILL SFI
W on Wedntsdsv, a. tO% o'clock. st4 New b.. y
'arre assortment OF furni'uie, Cprpets, B., lea
chairs mattrasses washstaudi, winuUs thad,akitc
en- furniture. &c. sale positive. .Cs
SHERIFF'S SALE-GROCERY STORE,
~ H. CHARD WALTERS. suc iouecr viii I'll ~
day a. 10 o'clock the contents OF the grocery stu
a4ih at. and 18th Ay. Also one hone aud wac0u. A
riyht, hue and Interest Of l,aas OF PREMISE J)I,
NELLY, Sheriff JOSEPH CORNELL, Dcruiv. q
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SEWING MACHINES.

NEW AND SECOND HAND SEWING MA.
1Nchine. Tor sale and TO rent. and haut marL.ue,
OF various makes To- sale low. Y. ". MICkES Jr
$50 Broadwsy, and ~ Bloome ~ IOs
SEWING MACHINES TO RENT - ALL
- knds repaired. " h,eleT 4 Nil.a.'- and ngerI
2d hand Tor sale. Cool uachi.cs for .! 4. 4, nal
a. near Hudson. Old machines tgkCl In C aage Il
SEWlNG MAJ HINES FOR SALE AND TO
~ Ient.-Nes and second hand heeie. a Wilson,
ma hines repaired aud kept IN tlr MI order a "
W. machIue In me order len TO DO " tt low
price, ~ 1870 Il. DAD way, near a.d az. H4J
WHEELER & VII ON'S. WILCOX
w 4 Gibbs, G. Bakers Singer No =, az
hV"ea iGt tA4oflLs N0Isuts, luIs44e. Es4er WJ.k
" Tsat and Tor sale, 81 ~ GIseuvich Az .le
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GENERAL BUSINESS.


ery-BooIk-vpiug, Muting, Arithmetic, Alpe.
bra "rAnnar, &c. taught DAY anu evening. Sep
AaAte instruction given. Returned soldiers FULLY
qua fled for business. Rooms for ladies' and private
instruction 40
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FOR SALE-A GOOD CORNER LIQUoF
L sto g, well fitted up; rent .Yu pc month re
side, Apply Immediately TO T.. GAffNLl, Auct'r
70 Chamber IT. room 4 until sold s4I
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S900 WILL BUY The BEST WINE.
49, laser beer and rsiIc.hment saloon ia
Crosby It. only one lock from Roadway kert ODE
all nght. The owner 10 going Ia tn COUNT, fUl h.,
heilt - stock !Ases aud fixtures viii 40 low. Amply
70 o. tIo-hy ~. .Ul
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A UCTIoS NOTICE.. W. EZEKIEL "
"A sell this day o. rs Bovery, q, los, o'clock.
Of housed hold iurnituIe also shiftins top buggy,
good running oider.
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FOR SALE-STOCk AND FIXTI RES .
4 a grocery aud candy store: will he 500 che,
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At NO JZD Munro IT,, near Gram e. ferry :