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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29
Gold In Virginia.
From the Richmond Republic

From the Richmond Republic.
A letter from Goochand County 10 the
editor contains The following important
paragraph:
"Those who returned from the wars
too lsle 10 put 10 crops are very busy
washing gold from the branches and
mines. suppose there are lwo thousand
miners al work getting gold in Gooehiand
and Louisa Counties; they average Two
pennyweights day 10 each miner. |
have heard that they are working In Buck
lngham, Culpeper. Fluvanna and other
counties. The gold mines have never
been fully developed. The quartz veins
are large snd very rich. and would pay
well. Blu, not q single quartz mill is
working in the gold districts. In few
places some are working with stone and
iron mortsrs, and in that rude way doing
very well. There will be brighter day
dawn upon the mining interest OF Virgin
ia before Fall"
It's well known to geologis!s that a
ledge of gold. bearing quartz extends at q
certain distance above the heal OF tide.
wafer, from the Potomac River TO the Sa-
vannsh, and still beyond into Georgia.
crossing the entire breadth of Virginia,
North Carolina and South Carolina. In
Virginia and North Carolina this ledge CT
quartz has been worked extensively in
past times. but mol often TO any profit.
The perfection, however, 20 which the
art Of gold washing and quartz crushing
been carried since the discoveries Of gold
in the FAR West. has brough, about new
Stale of things. The old mines and veins
in Virginia and Carolina that have 10 Tor
tner times been worked, q, lnls OF no
profit. chiefly by JOINT stock companies.
! IN which the interest Of each member wss
too small TO secure bis strict attention 10
the enterprise, and which fsilhltss agents
usually wound up a. a heavy loss IN
few months or years. hsvs Suddenly de-
rived 4 new value.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29
Southern State Money.
From the Ri chmond Times.

E9chan ge-On Northern cities, par.
Bank Aotes-Their tendency is down
ward. Notes of denomination less than
ives are quoted at an average of 10 cents
Denominations Of Gves and upwards, TO.
wit:
Wheeling Bank and Ex'
change Bank a, Weston, 95i Bank OF
Fsirmon,, SO; Exchange Bank, Alexsn-
dria, aud Corporation OF Alexandris, IS;
.Bsnk Of Valley, 3d. Bank Of Virginia,
Merchants Bank, Bank of Old Domin-
ioo, Bank of Commerce, Bank Of Win
chester. and Traders Bank, 25; Farmers
Bank. northwestern Bank, Exchange
Bank, %. Independent banks range
from 10 to 90 cents. No sale for Bank
Of PhiEppi nor Bank of Commonwealth.
North Carolina-The notes of all the
Banks range from 90 to 80 cents.
South Caroiina-.All Banks, Is cents
for fives and upwards.
Georgia-Railroad Bank, so; Bank of
Savannah and Marine Bank, IS. Other
Banks in good standing, from 10 to 20.
.Mr6nnsa-Bsnk Of Mobile and South
ern Bank Of Alabams, 20. Other Bsnks
average Is.
Louisiana-Citizens' Bank, Canal
Bank, Bank of America and Southern
Bank, $3.50. Other Banks. 3la40.
Lasesl quotations Of gold in New York
Id24
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29
Increasing the Garrison.

The Lynchburg Virgiulan, Of Wednes'
day, says:
f. is stated that the garrison Of this
military district is 10 be increased by the
addition Of eight regiments and one bat
terry of artillery, as follows: The lib
Connecticut, 9Th Conn, Slst New York,
99rh New York, l88lh Pennsylvania SO b
Penn. 9Th Vermont battalion, 5lh Penn
syIvsna Cavalry, and the 9Th battery OF
regular artillery. 10 be stationed in differ
ent localities Of the command. A portion
of these regiments have already arrived.
The increase Of the garrison, il is said,
is in consequence Of erroneous reports
having reached Richmond 10 the effect
that disorder and lswlessness prevail
lhr, ughoul the district, and that the peo-
pie are manifeSting turbulent and re-
Iraclory spirit. Nothing could be farther
from The Truth than this, az Is well known
b. he authorities here. We venture TO
say that better order has prevailed in no
military district in the south than thai
commanded by General Gregg; nor have
The people anywhere acquIesed more en-
tirely in the new order Of ihIngs than they
have here. We feel it bur just also to say
that the administration OF General Gregg
has been in the main, just, conclIlalory
and discreet; and though some OF his or.
ders have seemed harsh and unnecessari.
Iy severe, due allowance has teen made
tor the difficulties and endorsements
surrounding his position.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29
High Handed Outra &c

On the evening Of the 9Th inst, certain
discharged volunteers o. The United States
army n The Emmittsburg district, Fred.
erick county, attempted 10 nollily the &C.
lion Of oar Government and The solemn
promises entered into by Gen. Grant. By
taking the law into their own hands and
formally notifying the returned Rebel
soldiers to leave said daiEc! IN twenty.
four hours. Some Of the parties, appre'
hended that their lives and property were
in danger left their homes in haste for
this city, and on making the proper repre-
senlaliou to Capt. Henry G. Nall, our
proves: Marshal, that excellent gentle
man proceeded TO Enmitts burg with de.
tachment Of cavalry for the purpose OF
promptly arresting the lawlesS parties, and
10 teach them the saluary lesson that re.
turned Rebel soldiers who surrendered
with Gen. Lee and others, are entitled TO
the protection Of our Government and
will receive it al all hazards. On the ar.
rival of Capt. NALL and bis detachment
The valiant Vigilance Commi;le wllted and
order now reigns in Warsaw. Fred
srick (Md.) Union,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29
Alexandria News.

The Alexandra Gazette Of Thursday
contains The following:
The negroes ale leaving the farmers in
the Norlhern Neck OF Virginia in large
numbers and coming up 10 Washington.
Only few are returning. The steam
boats take off forty or fifty from several
Of the landings once or twice week. On
some of the large farms only Two or three
OF the former servants remain, and they
are generally women and children.
Tie corn crop in the Northern Neck
Of Virginia is very promising, and is like
yin proportion TO The quantity planted, 10
produce a more abundant yield than usual.
Ii is currently reported in Fanquer
county. tia, Colonel ]. s. Mosby, OF
Warrenton, is 10 be the candidate o: the
Southern portion of the 7rh Compression
al district for Congress, providing Gov
ernor Smith, who claims il, can be GO
out of the way. I, is further rumored that
the Governor will be shortly out OF the
way.
It is understood that John Scott, Esq,
Of Fauquier. is writing the life Of Colon.
ell Nosbv, and that he will be made ou'
equal to Marion, of South Carolina, oil
Revolutionary history. alexandria Jour-
nal.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29

A ST. Louis dispatch gives the news
from Fort LeaVenworlh that on Monday
last the 9th Western Virginia cavalry, and
other lronps. when ordered across the
Plains muIinisd anu refused to march.
They had got il into their heads that
they were entitled to be mustered out,
AID did not want TO go any further. Gen.
SteIburg. commanding at Fort Leaven.
worth, had the murineers dismounted and
disarmed, aud placed them under guard.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29
BALTIMORE MARKET.
julV %. 1865

Fiour-We quote Howard street Su-
per OF 81 80; Extra DO. at $3.50. and
Western Extra az S6,l2as6.50. Market
very firm sound Flour a. liss close. the
supply bcibe limited.
GIain--Mstkei firm. Sales prime
Red Whesi al l95a22Oc; DO. white 225c.
Corr a, .05aesc for white, and yellow DO.
9Sse7c and Oats az 46s53c.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29

Ill HEALTH OF PAsToRs.-We regrer
to learn tina, The Rev DR.. Boyd, Of WIN.
chester, and The Rev. Mr.. Duuon, OF
Charleslowu, Va, have both been com
PEELED to suspend their pulpit labors by
Ill health. Mr. Duitnn has gone North,
hoping to derive benefit from a change OF
climate. A correspondent says that DR..
Boyd has not been able 10 preach for
months, and that he suffers severely al
times.-Chrisfain Observer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29

An cid darkey in Petersburg. Va, re-
Gently was heard talking on freedom. He
was giving advice 10 sume OF his color
ed brslhern,' and said "SIsy Wild your
msssa and wcrk--he'li feed and clOds
you. Blu, you come to town and giIs
(reedom-'lis like Confederate money--
de more you hah. de wuss it is J"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29

GENERAL LBE. r. E. Lee snd
ismliy LETT Richmond on The 2sIh uli. for
Cat'ersviIie, Cumberland county, near
which place they occupy for the summer.
eot'aes on small farm. A large num-
Der OF iarms' IN different paris of Virgin.
Ia. have been offered as presents to Gen
ersl Lse, but he has in every Gaze deeIi.
ed TO accept them. During this week a
citizen Of Richmond protIered him one OF
The finest farms in O-snge county, which
another offered to stock.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29

Gen. Lee, we understand, is varying
The monolony OF his retirement in Cum
o'rIand county by making history. he
/. wiring history of mis- campaigns from
me time ne ASA led command of the Ar
my OF Vor'hefn Virginia. after the battle
o' 0eVen Pines. In 'l'e cspI'uls'ion al APP
Pomai'ox Court House on the 9.a OF
April.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29

Races were run. a few days since, 81
Poushkeepsie. between steam wagon, a
pedestrian, and horse, the frs. named
winning each race. The wagon made the
mile in 2:20. the horse 10 2:S7s. and the
Dsn IN 500.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29
n @ TIC E
IA n a Y T. Il S
JEFFERSON COUNTY.

TT ERSON wv ~
I n pursuance of an Ac1 approved Au.
/ gust 5lh, 1861, part OF the 9th Sec
lion, Of which is as follows
".4nd be II further Enacted, That's
direct tax Of twenty millions ofdollars be.
and is he eby annually laid upon tho
United States, and TIE same shall be. and
i, hereby apporlioned to The States, res
pecIively, in manner os follows:
40 The Stale of Virginia nine hun
dred and thrIy.seyen thousand, five hun
bred and ffy and lwO.lhrds dollars"
Also an ACT approved July 7, 1852. GU.
Giled IAN act for The COLLECTION OF taxes
in insurreclionary districts and for other
purposes" part Of The thiId section Of
which is as follows
find be il further Enacted, That IL
shall be lawful for the Otcner or Owntrs
of said Lots or Parcels Of Land. within
sixty days after the Tax Commissioners
herein named, shall have fixed The
amount, to pay the tax thus charged upon
The same.
NOTICE 10 hereby gwen 10 me
OWNERS OF Real Estate ~
JEFFERSON COUNTY
that The amount of said tax was this dsy
lixed, and that J.. II. Soaring las
been duly empowered by lhe Secretary
Of tue Treasury 10 receive ss'd tax.
and that bis Office a, SHEP-
HERDSTOWN, one door ives, OF Jas.
Shepherds residence, viii BE- opeH lor
the nrKi siEIy days for rs reception.
JOHN HANXDURST.
GlLbET +. WATSON,
A. LAWRENCE FOSTER,
U. s. Direct Tax Com'rs
for Virgins.
Alexandra, Va. July 10. 1855. "
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29

The Raleigh NC Progress says
that The native element, including the
arisfocracy, is daily growing more def
ant. and threaten TO hang Uuion men as
soon as the troops ere Withdrawn J
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29
NOTICE..

(By authority Of the LegislatLre.)
Proposed Amendment to the
Constitution of the State of
West Virginia.
ID ESOLVED, BY THE LEGISLA.
II TURE of West Virginia. The fol-
lowing is proposed as an amendment 10
The Constitution OF this Stale, to be Nd.
ded al The end of the 6rsI section Of The
third article thereof, 10 become par, OF
tie said Constitution when ratified sccor.
ding to the provisions thereof, namely:
mo person who, since the frs! day Of
June, 1861, has given or shall give vol
unlary aid or assistance TO The rebellion
against he United States, shall be ciii-
gen of this Stale or be allowed 10 vote at
any election held therein. unless ne has
volunteered into the military or naval SER
vice Of he United States and has been or
shall be honorsbly discharged thereirom."
Adop'ed March !, 1865.
July 20, 1865. 3m
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29

Proportion OF Coz. BALER.-Col. l..
T. Baker has been appointed to the rank
or erigaller general, for, as the commits.
sion Feclles, "meItOrious services a. pro.
'osI marshal during the wsr,snd especial
ly Tor diligence IN the suppression OF
ftsuos sgsiosi the govesnmsni in recruit.
my, and IN pursuing The mnrderers Of the
President. j. Wilkes Boo,h, and his &C.
comphcss." The commission is to dais
fe"in april 26, 1868, the day OF Booths
capture aud dealh.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29

JEFFBRsoN County. VIReINiA.-Un,il
recently we have had no communication
with several of the Churches in Northern
Virginia, some OF which, If not all, we re-
JoIce 10 learn have been blessed with to-
Sens OF Gods presence and favor. One
q" The congregauons under The ministry of
The Rev. ). Billings, driven by the war
RON their house of worship. have held
services IN Rlaplisl-Ghnrch. Mr.. Bill
lngs- says In recent leter-"I lately
held Protracied meeting lin this house)
which resulted in good, and the reception
of eight OF zen TO our communion. We
have also received into the Church OF
Shepherdstown, Of which am also pas.
tor, s0out as many more members. ma
king an increase of only sbou, twenty
during the progress Of the war;" He ex.
presses the hope that his congregation
will rise in strength in the days Of their
weakness, and repair their nutilaled
church.-Christian Observer.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29
STLVERSMITHING!
A@S}s9
AT

THE undersigned has made srrsuge-
ments with John II. ZiuIe. for re.
pairing all kinds ef J L w E L R ! ,
CLOCKS AND PARASOLS. All ar.
ticles iefs with him st his Office or at his
dwelling, will meet with prompt attention
Having been engaged in The business for
number Of years. he astters himself that
he can give general satisfaction. All
WORK WARRANTED. 8 OLD
FASHIONED EIGHT-DAY CLOCKS
repaired at the residence Of The owner.
GEORGE W. 'REEE.
July 90, 1865. #
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29
NUMERICAL STRENarH OF THE NEoRc

NUMERICAL STRENGTH OF THE NEGRO
PoPULATloN.-From list published in
the New York Herald it appears !ha' in
twelve Southern States there are two hun
dtod and tiIty-one counties, in which the
negro population exceeds !he white.
The Herqid saws:
There are many other counties in
which The two rsces are very nearly equal
but with slight preponJerence of whites
over the blacks. In The counties enumer'
aied the blacks will be able to elect ne
groes TO the Legislature, and in three
of she Sout eTn Sla;es-LouiSidna, Mis-
sissippi aud SoRth Carollna--Ihey will
have sufficient strength to control the
Legislature and send negroes to the Uni
ted States, Senate. This brings The cues
'lon of universal negro suffrage up in a
new aspect, and forces upon the consider
aIIon oil The public that important subjecI
in social point of view"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29

The weather is exceedingly vsrm.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29
July 30, 1865.

sure preventive of Lung Fever, and certain
remedy for all Diseases incident 70 the Horse,
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1865-07-29

such as CLAN
ders, Yellow
Water, Dis
t e m pc r,
f gu n der,
Ii e We 8,
Staggering,
Coughs, Fee
vcrs, Loss Of
Appetite and
Vital Ener-
nv RI
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INSTRUCTION.

RANJO AND jig DANCING. CLOG BUR-
- leslue and Irish jg dancing, tatr ht by the "a.
hnwned JOHN HOGAN, 1871 Eat llou,tnnst Term.
~ rer course Banjos for holiday pfeseut iron ~ 10
-" earn S25
RANJO-BANJO-I GUARANTEE THE
i'mo-t unmu.cl person 10 pay anv of the NOM mr.
mlhaiiG meloile% lis, &c, Ia one couro Of irs on,
70 ). h. III Chilly. 8, Kiurst -
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD OYSTER AND DRINKING sA.
Al. ioon loI save cheap situated In tho 21a Ward,
%iTLiAS %bb sSiPs .uc For Pssc1s pp
A CHANCELLOR SALE THE WHOLE OR
tent person, TO take full charre A. lie ovn,cr II.
2pther business Also fine store to let. Apply 4s3
BUTCHER SHOP TOR SALE, AT go
11Greenvich IT. near Barrow o., New 9otI. al
FoR SALE, A RESTAURATlON-AN OLD
1872 ID ave sN ''''no''' lnYsse I"
E'OR saba POULrEY, GAME, FRUIT
and vegetAhe stand IN Jefferson Market Ipontre
At the Study, S9' hudson i. >''' '" IA
EOR SALF-THE STOCK AND FIXTrREs
d., o. an eaetLent eiooe,, snd lyuol store, down
N.Y. Aue'ioneer, 1856 Eighth ave. eGS
FOR SALE-A CANDY AND VARIETY
store. BY applying Al 4Sl Easi Iluu. oil IT. Tho
osner II goint GU. OF tosn la NV
EOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FlXTTPFS
i've IN, hcnt cheip. Apply At ii5 Eist l'drt "
FOR SALE-A SHOE SlURF, INCLUDING
= sock fixture and l,ng ,o0a.A ~ ~ ont IN an
6i,enent location. Ingune at O65 AyIus sv Tue,
FOR SALF-A GROCERY AND LIQUOR
Iii b' ssn h.led " Win uptrtiaents to live n I;
Nh % Sld chrAn Particular reason given iof SELL
int. Appiy At % Mulberry A. 20
tOR SALE CHEAP-A CANDY STORE.
1 ne place v III be sold on scrUunt Of the ouner
eoine south. Apply at AZ East Houston ,t ~
FOR SALE-EXPRESS ROUTE. 2 Wsrons
horses and harness also ali stable acccutre'
ment, all In good order VIII be snj cheep On
scoount o. sickness. Apply TO 4. RAFrER at
i'o"ehs ho'ol 25I
FOR SALE-A LIQUOR STORE AND OYS-
- saloon at li5 Woostertt. selling on eccount Of
ttls Proprietor having other business TO attend IN
Inoc tSsL Rent vorv low. Apply on the premi g. oI6
EOR SALE-THR STOCK AND FIXTURES
= OF the fancy store, gls East vi st. IL
FOR SALE-AN OYSTER AND DINING
. 'aioon. 10 be sold cheap, A. the o~ner can't at
wnd 10 lt, or would mske good LAGER bier saloon
Apply IN the saloon, cor 80 and 18th IT. 10
EoR SALE-OYSTfR SALOON No. ia
a. Chatiestt Would prefer TO take a partner With
szOo IN the business. Call until sold.
STOCK AND FIXTURES OF A SNAIL
49, grocery for sale, for $3.50 Call all the week at
''S'''"s ~ 424
SS(O)-A Partner WANTED -
49, good man-in scae bus n, ~, well e.tsb-
Ihhed doing good business noue but good mn n
need Apply, $50 Grand At ava
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SEWING MACHINES.

TOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT w. W.
L machine, with tie laieH improvements. CAL al
10 DsancJ OF, in tie bAeinent. 49,
TOR sALE-2 SEWING MACHINES IN
l. perfect order. Apply at ss Duane st, "a hoor, 90
HoWE'S CYLINDER SEWING HACIllNE
L Tor sale, slll Pianer d Keyser, So; W. W.,
S3s and Upwards Howe platform for 81 aad gates
work, new, ut makers prices all kinds to rent out
and sell on cay tens. Call at 90 Greenwich ave. 81
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(, RAvEl-MMEDIATE RELIEF GIVEN



REMEDY FOR UOLI AND RuEl MATISH
All sumo cft ipn tue above Complaints. eithpr q
recent OF long standing are advi-cd TO US BIAII'S
bOut and Rheumatic Piii.. The can lie RELIED M
on rs the most snie and elecuil rene ~ ever tlf-
ed 10 the public ana have been universally ureI In
tulop' iOr many ears with tue greatest rurce D.
PlopNled IN IN land by PROF z 4 lIARsANI and
sold BY W ILLS a Co, No. 10 Franklin NJ, Ncv
York AMI most other medicine euiofr
Her Ma eBt's Comm Aioucis have auihorizci
the name aud address OF "rHONAS PRui A.
~ Strand London" to te impIe.soI upon thC toy'
medicine. Iis
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ARTICLES FOR SALE.

EOR sALE-A TWO HORSE UPRIGHT
L tubular boiler. Apply 297 Broadway. 254
EOR SALE - 10 BARRELS 8 YEAR OLD
l. BOURBON whiskey Ivih sell for So per gallon.
Call and bur n u la Gulta@ a. rear ssaldlss. ICapS
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AMUsEMEyTS.

RARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM
mrs SS srnT eeiysen Spring md Prince .trcs,s
AFTERNOON Al 5. EypSiXu,' trJx.
Ill ,iy hrffRAcTroNs GoSfiSTEAD. . '"
CIRCUS TROrrPE
j., . with ,hoiI TH0RGrambRED HORSES,
MAGNIFICEST ARENA.
concluding with the Nirthini Act OF
MONS. and MADAME DENNtf-s VISIT
TO ,THE klDlNG sCii0oi.
Previous to Circu., tho Douesiic Drama, entitled
THE TRIALS or LIFE;
4. a. or, THE MoAENToUs vi ESTION,
TALENTED DRAMATIC COMPANY.
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,me Gay o. rounds anu HI. Vie asmno,h Ia, VIZ
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i"o s'INN Class iN,,!\ts r. MOTION.
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IN IA hSP'j Family, urrni Aquaiia IvvJO Cui.,
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BROADWAY THEATRE 80 CROWDED.
s s,S ID sn.s... o. T C.INEI hi. minis
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ADMISSION FltIN jENTS r.
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First week Of MARIETTA HNNFRrTTA.
NJ. FRED. LAZEI.LE. '''e'''''nno'
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Admission % ca, 20 cts., aud 10 cts .92
MUSIC FURNISHED FOR PARTIES a9o
~ Ihtrd II, tcl Avenue & and -. IT, o.. r,.,i a,
hooi, over 'hoe'ofc. Violin, harp pnlo 8.,
NEW YORK CIRCUS, iTH SRI. Ii.
LENT, Mauhcet, Mr.. JAMES ROBINSON.
inc champion Rider u the World, Hpprn!. rverr
nrht, and on "wednesday end Saturday afternoons,
IN conjunction Win The largest and best uoupe vi
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NEW YORK COOKING ACADEMY -
500 BROADWAY.
Huurstci Lectures, inc udtng oyerv branch of
the AT Of Cooking, At O'clock T. 81; and on Iuc,'
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E'GIPsS.

ATTENTION LADlES-THE NEW YORK
IA Fur Manufacturing G.. 50 Chttuluu Of n, ..,.,,,
Cook Wine Marble llotrl SETS % . NJ NV, tr.'
iiook MINK Collar and Null ~ 90 French HInE
collar aud Nun, - .5J. MINK s4L.r, ,., 80 ~ o;
fno rlch sels 300; hne sil erlan Squirrel tets a.!
ehd endless variety OF ali other mrs q, GG.B low
Altering hhd IL pairing to tie Latest s,cs. Euc-ips
lNG, Manager. 4b
EuRS-I WILL SELL A SINGLE SET OF
- tnrs at 80. BROOK min collar aud null n;
iehch mink do, do, - b.; .Ls set, e.h, at rs
Ikh'S kocSy Mountain bur co, ls4 CAath an sq.,
cor, hOtut BIB
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. 40

FOR SALE-4 HORSES, ONE CART Horse
l. suitable for express or grocery business, prices
from 40 10 5000 all sound, at 9s Mercerst. 80
EOR SALH-t BROWN MARE, SEVEN
L yeNr old, 15t hands high, warranted sound and
kind also spring cart and harneH. Enquire Of
joins BALEM, ~ thfirtopher II. 10
SLElGHS, CARRIAGES, HORSES. Harness
iCrohos and sleigh Leils, lO sieghs and 30 cArAgos
selling oa cheap NJ tue Kin's Co, Carriage FLc'ory
Ofice " Noyins at Brooklyn. 3yT
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LEGAL. NOTICES.

CITY OF NEW YORK, DEPART MEEr OF
~ Finance Bureau OF the Rcclyer Of lhI-s New
Court house Park Nov. 4In, 1905 TO Tar Payers-
added on the lat Of lJeCeuler a.. .xes remaining
unpaid an additional one =, t.ut' Wiz Ds I'D 60 On
the ION OF said month OF Ducrmtt!' On AL Isxes
me rae OF Twelve per cent. per GLhail, calculated
from the day the hoE ere received ~ the Receiver
OF aIes. No moucy vii h. eyed amer O'Clock,
+, Once houI. irula . A. ii. - ZP. N. JOHN
MURPHY, Receiver 80
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AUCTION NOTICES.

HENkl FELL MAN, Altl'R, NJ. IU9
IL nh o., sells this day ~ 10y ocicck, the iur-
niture Of the boarding house y N.ke 81, with tho
entire bar tItureI, consisting fine bar, beer pump
salez, chaltL mirros, onsray ugs, oil cloth, tine
Ehnrc Sc. ta'e poritiye rain or shine. lG