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DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
LATeeth extracted without pain, charge. bean
niul toeth Inserted, IL each. Toothache cured and
teeth filed with celebrated bone hlhng. All opera
tons warranted. j. JAY NlLlEks, 1856 Grand IT,, 2
blocks from broadway. Si6
A SET OF TEETH ON SILVER OR RUB
1hher sc to fl.; on gold, $40 to So; partial setS
sold, ~, silver III Ter tooth Teeth extracted with
out pain cleaned whitened, or filled with gold OF
other hllings 81 cs. and warranted. BY DR.. II. VII
Ltks, ~ bo.eIy, opposite the old Theatre. 33S
DR. DRAKE, 435 CANAL STREET, SETS
\ set OF teeth on silver nj ~ to sl5; on gold
Slu 70 ~ sectional sets 90 cents per tooth teeth
filed With gold lone cement or other filings so rt,
10 ~ per tooth. Teeth extracted without pain 99S
NEW ARTIFICIAL TEETH, PATENTED
in Paris full set for -, usual price Is; finest
se 10, usual price 80 cheap sets, ~. Teeth eX.
tract.d without pafn. Dr.. MICHAuD, French Dent
irt, rs Ave {, near 18th It, $40
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Too Late for Classification.
p RATB0 n.

MELION-on Wednesday, March g. Jnli. Mellon,
sster.in-lsw OF Edward Burke, aged "a years and
month";.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, this tThurrdAyJ afte rnoon,
sth inst, at o'clock, from her late residence Q
Albany A. 300
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Goa L--COAlCCoAL-COAL-A FIRST
rae m,s,e % CumIerland coal, at 1850 Leroy
HEATHER nv 40 ND
GOAL, COAI-JUSF ARRIVED. $40 Ann
Sl3 90 per toni am selling the best nu,ji,y =,
req aha Nhltt ss9 stove egg Ana nut at lie sboy.
low price II called foL this day lees TO deslops
small Icy OF lehiGh lump for sale low AMI az
ave COT sN'h st. and 9th st door west Of isi ave 4.
COAI-GEORGR'S CreeE
-. DOR SAFE 70 ceIeTt and consumers, At ei,t =,
Fsst ~ Enquire Of the Weishmaster, or At III
80 - y, SSs
FOR SALE-35O TONS NUT COAL IN
s 10Y 70 suit purchasers, at yard OF & T BIRSAEn
eVNs' "I' EoveEnevI Sly and lgSEt 81. "
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CARPENTERS WANTED - THIS MORN
Cinr, before o'clock, at $50 West 10Th ct. $50
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT OF SARSAPA-
AARll.LA ceansep and renovates the blood, instils
the vl.or OF heal Into the system, and puges OUT the
humorr that make disease. Ss5
REMARKS FROM CHEMICAL ANALYSIS.
ls.AneT careful examination Of TEL MROLD'S
EXPLANATIONS, they enjoy our utmost oou hdeuce.
We consider them safe and reliable.
NENEERS a YATES.
Phi,delphiA June 18th, $500. as
THE SCIENCE OF MEDICINE SHOULD
Il stand simple, pure majestic; having fast for lie
bAsis, induction for its pillar truth alone for it, capt.
tai So stand HELMBOLUS GENUINE PREPARA-
TONS, established over 10 years. 3SS
UPWARDS OF THIRTY THOUSAND Ger
" thcates and recommendatOry letters have teen
received, aitesting themeriteO OF HFLMBOLDs GEN
IISE PREPARATIONS, many OF which are from
the highest sources, including eminent statesmen,
clereyinen, governors, State Judges, &c. 3S5
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Fl'RS.

A TTENTION, LADIES-THE OLD ES-
"A ublished \. Y. Fur Manufacturing Co Ss Chat
, ~, ',SoMs nte hafhle hots is seii,
early and SCI choice and great bargain setts 81 so
NUTS and oollaD LOO otrh, and upw ards, Syberiin
squirrels Fitch Martin and Mink sable setu very
low. Altering and repairing to the latest rtyles
equal " new. feneipt given ~ purchaser insuting
asainst moths. Look Tor the mammoth s3. fLEM
mt, Manager. A52
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HOTEL GARNI, 1885 EAST 18Th ST.,
i L door from sd aVcnue-Fumished bedrooms lor
Tespcc table mechanic, each separate room Hun
n "a to II 20 Per week; double bedrooms " Ee'
week, on The European style, %.
ILTANTFD-BY A RESPECTABLE Widow,
w or B children to board. Address ior q DAYS,
Mrs. c, MILLER, 3Sl South TN street, Jersey
CITY, -
= SHOP GIRLS CAN BE ACCoMMODAT-
= ed With board and lodgins on reasonable terms a.
ol0 Mott a ueaT Blocker, TOP LOO sS
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HORSES. CARRIAGES sc.

NOR SALT BAY HORSE 10 IL HANDS
heh, years old ~ for any kind Of work: also one
spring cart and h,ruess Inquire 22 Christopher a.,
III the hlAukrmitl's chop. 1854
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EOR SALE-i HOUSES 17x25, LOTS rs
IlHs north sido Of ll9th IT, 100 feet east Of 18th
ave. $1,000 S75u rent; Noe. - Hubert Il and 242
West q. Farm with good buildinss ne.r Neoit, Wis,
and ~ lots In BROOKLYN. Also 10 let basement I'd
and Sd floor. OF No 1895 Third ave- $500 per an um.
y. y. SPOFFOkD 20 BtOsdwsy. 53l
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CARPENTERS WANTED - THIS MORN.
Sinr, before o'clock, at i5O West 10Th 1t. $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-09

HOUSE AND STORE TO LEASE, 500
sixth ave. a,.o II ots on city railroads. graded
and Iesdy Tor Use, for 10 years Apply 70 +.
BARN hR, b24 Sirth ave. 25s
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STORE TO LET AND FIXTURES FOR
', sale, in good nelshhorhood. Rent cheap. 2l6
Wet Aath Il. Enquire until -old
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(ERGEN MN PROPERTY 2 STORY

- cottage. With extension, rooms, beside cellar;
large -afdeu, covering an ares Of nearly city lots
every variety VI fruit In abundance: carr 20 Court
,ndt 81 and DCshfosscs e. ferries every ~ mnuieG
Barclay 81. and Christopher e. fcrros eyery 10 MN
utes; Prite si,Jss $3.50 cash. JOHN II. PLATE
ofPeiie Court House, Hudson City. SAG
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STORE TO LET WITH FIXTURES FOR
- sale, very cheap. No. l woodruff ct and Han.il-
ton ave, Brooklyn.
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E'OR SALE-s2, 0Oo-A NEARLY NEW
houno with larse garden, IS miles of from here,
on The Morris and fsseS Road, New Jersey. Apply
10 7. SCHIESS, g. Kast lIth ct, corner Of I MON
square. 3l6
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EOR SALE-ON long ISLAND, ~ Hours
Il ride, a farm o: % acres, 10 improved: common
house some fruit. The land IL excellent for farm
ina and GARDENING purpOsts. VIII be sold cheap for
c~h. Price 1913. Apply TO A. hsCOTrER, l42
Fulton st. POS
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ITO PENTHOUSE CONTAINING II
L rooms and store, in south 9TH street. Williams
turgh, minute. walk from Peck slip and Division
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-31
FEMALE DIFFICULTIES.

All who have used Dr., HARvEY's FEMALE PILLS
them to others. Nurses recommend
and Dealers recommend them in
preference to other medicines because of their merits
No lady objects to take them for they are elegantly
PREPARED BY AN EXPERIENCED CH EMTST
:, 1ney ar perfectly harmless ON the systein, may
% taken at any time with perfect safety ut dur
not be taken, or Miscarriage r,av be he rcs,lH.-
They never canse any sickness, pain or distress.
Each box contains sixty pills and full directions
fnr ~AN ~--S~S'"
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-31
BEL llIKSa

and other treatment necessary in some cases and
which
Never fails. to Cure and can be Relied on
They do not nauseate the stomach, or render the
breath offensive, and they can be
USED WITHOUT DETECTION,
They do not interfere with business put suits and
are speedy in action.
NO CHANGE OF DIET rs NECESSARY.
They are Warranted in al, Cases,
to be effectual in removing and curing the disease
Upwards of two thousand cases are on record that
Ii AVE BEEN CURED
by using BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS, and csrti6-
Gates can be shown from many that have used them
No Case of Fa lure ever Occurs.
Uppards Of a Hundred Physicians use them en-
tcnstreiy in their prirate practice, and they can
not effect cures t1,ttout them
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.
Are the original and only genuine Specific Pill -
There are host oil imitators rs-BEWARE OF
THEM. e-, ..-.
THESE ARE WARRANTED.
They are adapted for male female, old or young
and are the only reliable remedy known for the
cure OF all diseases arising from
YOUTHFUL lNDISCRETION.
In all Sexual Diseases, as Goporrhea, Structure.
Gleet, and in all Urinary and Kidney complaints,
THEY act LIKE Il Charm.
Relief is experienced by taking q single box and
from four to six boxes generally effect a cure.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY, in boxes
containing six pills, price ST. or six boxes IS also
in arg boxes cohtairing four of the small price 50
Ii you need the Book or the Pills cut out this
advertisement for reference and if you cannot pro-
cure them of your druggist, do not be imposed on
by any other rcmedy. but enclose the money in
letter to the proprietor, "
.E DIR. J. BRYAN, BOX 5O79,
~ es 7o CEDAR STREET, Y.
who will take all risk if properly directed and will
send the Pills secured from observation by return
mail, p st Paid.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY
DEMAS BARNES & CO., New YoRr,
E. .-a.. Wholesale Agents.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-31
CHAPTEB Ill.

CHAPTEB Ill. ...
left the place soon after, aud was walking
lelsurely down Sixth Avenue, thinking of
course of the divine being who had ensla we'd
my heart, when heard q shout behind me.
Turning j beheld span of horses, attached
to Phaeton, dashing madly down the street.
The vehicle contained two ladies and two
gentlemen, the former of whom were shrek.
ing in all the agonies of deadly fear.
On came the mad horses, at the height of
their speed, their terror tenfold increaied by
the cries Of the ladies. s.a
l could not endure the sight. was as
ready to die MS live, and springing into the
street directly in the path of the infuriate an
imals. l seized the nigh one by the bridal
when they came up with me. r..l..r
But my feeble arm was nothing against the
fury of high mettled steeds, ,and they dragged
me like feather after them. was deter
mined, just in the mood for the most dcsper
ate adventure. Life and death were the same
thing to me, and with an energetic bound, l
vaulted upon the neck OF the flying courser.
Grasping the reins with both hands, tugged
and sawed upon the bit but it was Of no
avail. On they dashed, to certain destruc
ton. g.--.
II had come to be victory or death, and
that in On instant, TOO for directly before
me, the street was blocked up with vehicle,
on one side and car on the railroad was ap-
preaching iu the middle, so there was only
room enough for us to pass between them.
Loosing my hold ot.ha outside rein gras
ped the two short coupling reins, and pulled
upon them with all my might. As had in
tended, the effect was to draw the heads o
the horses together, which checked their mac
Hight. At that instant the wheels Of thu
carriage struck the railroad oar, the yehicl'
became shspeless wreck, and the who'll
part J, hor'se a1i end all, were entangled IN tn
iug.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-31

the most infallibIe and popular remedy ever known
for all diseases Of the female sex. They have been
used in my thousand cases with unfalling success
and may be relied on in everp case for which they
recommended. and particularly in all aris-
ing from -.f.. ... --... r.. ...-,
OBSTRUCTION, OR STOPPAGE OF NATURE,
no matter from what cause it arises. They are Of
fectual in restoring to health all who suffering
from Weakness and Debility, Uterine Discharges
Nervousness, d., DC, and they re 4. .....
ACT LIKE HARM!
in strengthening and restoring the system. Thous-
ands of ladies who have suffered for years and tried
various other remedies in vain, owe renewal of
their health and strength wholly to the efficacy of
DIR HARVEYS FEMALE PILLS.
They are not new discovery but long tried rem
edy-the celebrated
DIR, JOHN HARVEX,
of the most eminent ph ysicians prescribed them
for many years in his private practice, and ply
si'ian was more truly popular wiieiy known than
hsm in the treatment Cf
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psrel, aud BY their conversation and man
ners, judged theyibelonged to the arristoc.
racy Of New York.
The lady was the very counterpart of th'
picture upon which I bad so long bestowed
my insane admiration Was I indeed so
blessed as to behold in flesh and blood .
creature so beautiful as my ideal 7"
The stare was with me. She was the
original of that picture.
LADY," said l, stepping up to hsr aide
Her companion fruwned st me.
"May be so bold as to ask-pardor me il
am impertnent-ify you have ever been in
Germany
She looked at me, and bluahed like rose
in summer. Whether it was the gaze of my
admiring eyes or the suddsnness OF ths
question, that brought the crimson to her
cheek, Ihave not been able to determine
am certain that my soul was in my eyes,
that she never encountered n more intense
look of love and admiration than mine. /
was sure she never did from the lover BY
her side.
81 have, sir" she replied with O sweet
smile.
"Oh, how my blood leaped under the
warmth of that kindly smile How heaven
seemed to open to my view, and she, the
brightest angel of the celestial troupe, seemed
to bid me hope I might yet be the blessed
recipient of her love
"Well, SIR" said her companion, harshly,
have you anything further to say ?''
I retired from his presence, but it was a
miracle that my fist had not split the fellows
skull. took position near the lady, and
continued to gaze with fixed earnestness,
spell-bound to the spot, upon her. Isaw
her frown upon the puppysby her side, aud
fknsw that she did not love him. What
rapture
Fred, you are fool ~ said Karl
l made no reply, and never removed my
gaze for an instant from the fair being whose
image had been so long thronged in my soul.
The lady turned to depart. She saw my
intense gaze.
"Imper tinent puppy ? muttered her COM
panion.,
Poor fellow !" sighed the lady, in reply ;
'he has lost his wits"
They passed on, but my eye followed them
= ."Fred you are a fool, say "
"Hush, Kari, you will dissolve the spell. ;;
said nearly breathless with extiiement.-
Make dissolving view of the whole
thing eh, ch 2"
peace 2" H
''Do you know her, Fred % said he.
"No she is an angei?" -#--
mot exactly; happened to know she
is old Sherwood's only daughter a
''Do you know her, Karl 2" / asked ca
gerry seizing him by the hand.
81 do not I; but she is Letro:hed to Col,
Kent, thesgentieman BY her side. And by
the way, Fred will bet thousand you
have got into a scrape with him." ra.1
"Why so 2" f 4 sa .s t.. -aa' +
"You accosted the lady,
"Weli 2" te - aH
(which to his nice sense of propriety
amounts to an insult. He will call you out"
Nothing would suit me better"
"You waut.to die 2'' H.i
"To kill him, or die myself.
"Bah !''' ..... ... ...
With that Karl left me. .a.- ~
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1865-05-31

The beauty off religious life is one Of its
greatest recommendations. What does il
profess? Peace to all mankind. It teaches
ussthose arts which will render us beloved
and respected. and which will contribute to
our present comfort as well as our future
happiness. It's great ornament ie charity
it inculcates nothing but love and sympathy
of affection-but it breathes nothing but the
pursst spirit of delight; in short, it is sys-
tenn perfectly calculated to benefit the heart,
improve the mind. aplghten the understand
ing.
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Price One Dollar,

!. 81 CUT notice out if you desire DR.. Hor.
reys Pills or Book and If you cannot procur.
them Of your druggists, do NOT fake any other for
some dealers ioho are unprincipied ciusrecopasnd
other Female Pills, they can make larger profit
sn-bm enclose The money and send direct to
DR., J. BYRAN General Agent,,
Bo 5079. 10 Ceder Street, NY,
Who will take all risk If properly directed and
yog viii receive them post paid, securely sealed
ffoin observation, by return hail. i'ad' s,.~>gs
'ufSoLDBY ID RUGGISTS GENERALLY.
as6oT DEMAs BARNES Is CO., NEW YoSx, 1av
.Gas 5r. fa z-gss - 5t1- Wholesale Agenti
-rl. .,sy x4n2ay..
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Terms-l copy year, lin advance) s2o0
aast pain within six months $3.50 will be charged
NO paper will be DISCONTINUED, until all
rsarasss paid unless at the option of publisher
The New York herald., 1865-11-04

INOR RENT--IN ALEXANDRIA, VA, LARGE
four story brick and Min, with all the machine nv
complete suitable either for -four Or plaster mill the engine
IL forty horse with uc boilers all In perfect order
The building very central and desira location
being In close proximity the Orange and Alexandria
road dc not and line " the Loudon
Railroad II IN. iarg wharf attached accessible
ses drsught Of water has also Two large warehouses
rri- For further particulars apply 70 s. C0BB No s6
whitehall street. New York or OF BOWEN BROS. co,
No North wharves foot OF King street, AcIandra, Va
The New York herald., 1865-11-04

DEM. r. THEALI, AUCTIONEER
j tlate salesman with r. u Ludlow Co
SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
the whole OF which made order by Meeks and has
been In use only since April last.
ELEGANT PIER AND MANTElA MIRRORS,
VERY RICH ADMINISTER, WILTON AND BRUSSELS
CARPETS; FINE BRONZES, CLOCKS CHANDE-
LIERS. CHINA, GLASSWARE, &c.
TIiEAlL CURTIS Will sell at auction: on Monday, No.
yember at II o'clock at the private residence No West
Thirty fourth street. Fifth all the elegant Fur
niture &C. contained in said house consisting in Of
DRAWING ROOMS.
crimson danaak and figured silk Turkish
voaic Chairs richly carved rosewood Etageres Centre
and Fancy Tables, very fine French plate Pier and Manel
Mirrors elegant damask, silk and
Paris gilt Mante Clock and Candelabrs style Louis Philippe
very rich gilt Secretary Bookcase Library Table
elegant Medallion Axmi2ster Carpets, &c.
DINING ROOM.
Richly carved walnut Buffet marble top solid walnut pit
lar Extension Tables line walnut Dining Chairs reps
morocco silk reps and lace Curtains rich decorated French
China, glass and silver plated Ware rich Administer Car
pet DC
BEDCHAMBERS.
superb Suits In satin wood, eaborately carved with
wood trimmings solid nlRd with tulip wood, wal
Suits all with marble ArmOlrcs- ALL
walnut Sofas Coches Easy and Side Chairs in
bio and Fancy Tables, Secretary Bookcase SILK
Reps Danask and Lace Cuains patent Spring Beds fine
Cued Hair Mattresses Bosters Pillows rich Wilton
and English Brussels Carpets, &c.
HALLS AND STAIRwAYS.
Elegant walnut aud gilt Hall Stand and Chairs Axmin
ster Wilton and English Brussels Carpets Ocotls &c
All the elegant bronze and gilt Chandeliers and Fixtures
Cornices, Window Shades, &c: together with the Kitchen
Utensils, with which the sale will commence.
AT l01 O'CLOCK, WILL he SOLD,
The Lease of the house having 2 years from No
vember I, 1865. House four stories, 2bx75 feet.
The furniture will be exhibition Saturday lt
by permit which with catalogue may be had at the Office
the suctioneers 28 Liberty street. Of f. H. Ludlow
No 3 Pine street.
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BALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION NOTICE-MORrGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT
n and costly Furniture this day Saturday at 10Y
precisely the residence 80 Washington Square,
Wayerey place. comprising large variety OF PaTor,
Dining Room and Chamber Furniture elegant rosewood aud
black Parlor Suits covered In the richest description
Brussels Ingram Carpets but little used Also
ELEGANTLY CARVED PIANOFORTE,
modern cost $So; stool and Cover costly
Oil Paintings Mirrors, Lace Window Curtains marble top
Centre Tables Bureaus. Bedsteads pure cured Hair Mat
Chairs Sofa Beds, Extension Table, Silver
Ware, Clocks Cutlery. Cfockery Mante Ornaments &c.
This sale perempory One seldom met with In regard
extent and variety CHARLES YOUNG. Auctioneer.
AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
IA Housekeepers Hotel Keepers and the Trade
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets rich Cut Glassware
China and Crockery Ware, Table Cutlery and silver Ware at
public auction, this Saturday afternoon Ncyemper
IA ocock precisely at the five story residence NO ny west
Eighth street between Fifth and sixth avenues consisting OK
PARIOR AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE:
Three beautiful solid rosewood and black walnut farior
Suits covered In rich French satin brocatel ana reps
Easy Chars and Lounges match: roSewood Cenre anu
Pier Tables Etageres Corner and BookStands twenty
day Btonze Clock rich China Paran Vases Parlor Or
naments elegant Brocate and Lace Curtains, nm: coec
deliers
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrE, STOOL AND
COVER; COST $3.50,
elegant With round beautfui carved
legs and case with all thehodern improvements oversuhg
bass fun iron plate, French action full octave rose
Chairs Rockers Mirrors Tables Bed Lounges Spring
and Hair Mattresses Beds Blankets. Tea Tables Extension
Table, Glass, China Silver Ware, Table Cutlery &c
Sale positive. Deposit required.
The New York herald., 1865-11-04
DEREMPTORY SALE OF COAL LANDS IN THE VAL
LEY or CEoRGtsis 1,uI.eK


In execution OF "a decree Circuit Court United
States for the Fourth Circuit and OF Maryland the
subscriber, named trustee said Will offer
public SALE 10 the highest bidder Monday the 2h day OF
November inst, at the hour OF NJ the Exchange
Saesrooms, second street in city Baltimore par
eel Land containing about eleven acres lying
the Georges creek above the lands
the Georges Greek Coal and Iron Company The greater po
OF this land orignl lily formed part of
Commonwealth Tract and In IN unusually large degree
underlaid with the fourteen feet vein OF coal Situated thus
IN the centre coal basin of Aegnany and
the line of the Cumberland aud Pennsy nia Rlroad the
Land now offered for sale deserves the attention all
are inclined engage I'm mining adventure
The title land offered for sale is beved to be nd
puabe addition the usual conveyance from tie
trustee the purchaser payment Of his purchase
will entitled conhrnatory deed from the Geore,
and Iron Company with such covenants
stipulated In the agreement between ho and
Jerry Cowles COPY will be found among the pro
ceedngs wherein the said said decree passed
TERMS OF SALE-One half part OF the purchase
be paid on the LAY and the residue with nicrcs
thereon, u be paid the ratification Of said sale
TIL s ALEXANDER,
Trustee
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-a-aa
THE BALL SEASON.

THE UNITED ExCELsIOR INDEPENDENT CLUB OF
i Color Joseph .. Waller, President, will give grand
strees Hail. between iks and Henry streets, Broosyn.
The Committee Of Arrangements will use their utmost IN
nuence everything agreeable possible Tickets,
admitting a lady and gentleman, 81 Committee OF Ar
nanIeI Charles Williams
The New York herald., 1865-11-04

-. Watches Diamonds and all kinds OF Jewelry French,
Italian, Spanish spoken Loans negouated "a broadway
ruom No. q
The New York herald., 1865-11-04
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ANOTHER SABBATH EVENING SACRED RE
AL. citation from Whehelds sermons, by Rev. Prof
Smyh, at Clinton Hail. Mercantile Library Building, Aso
place, tomorrow evening 3D. vl Dows open AT Z: exei
at TX o'clock No politics, sectsranisf
in the pulpit.