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Various parties syv n lnouucei "a having been
re'sucd Ly frc d. u a zrr. DAVIS a. his counsel,
wh''n parties euacayur- 70 get aGta 'f'Jn TO hun,
put the Govsrn.ucn. w,hs not psrrnls any a'nmun-
cation with HIM I'll he arrives IN Washington.
Meantime yes,cr avs TED 'uSE states "sy su,h5r..
y, that Ihe fan lies Oh els rson Davis aud a.. e. C.
Gay retained ein.rori and Weu-kut VII LOYAL AZ
Ns"rs ~ early tiv mbi,Ne OF May lass 80 appear
whenever the Glve'umeut shall think pruprr lo
order 'Ne trials ui those St,te prisoners 1te sel
loF counsel 70 Hent,nnsan ~ whose prc-eminence
at the bar there WIZ be- no question when il Il,
thought proper h auuuunus hiI maine. Any re-
port, thur lore, which appear from time 60 rmo
IA ulueithI newspapers gs y efforts made ON be-
hA OF the Ii1sonus by e's "a representing thcu %
selves ~ their counsel, engaged in thc,r l-s.l
service may he saisiy rcyAr led AS unauthOrireI py
t.e parties chiefly Coucoguel"
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from s:aenston produced by the war, VII soon
change all this. In in physical features, Tonnes
see has no rival Tls scenery Is literally fnagnih-
cent, and its undeveoped resources arc enormous
In the sesrch for wealth hitherto the surface mere
ly has been skinned. Here rest, IN undisurbcd
repose, mountains OF iron, coal and stone, Win
every indication Of vast r, servolrs OF oil, waiting
10 be tapped productive SOL vast forests OF
timber plenty Of game and fish, and climate
adapted to lle PRODUCTION Of all kinds Of fruit in
my quantity. Corn and cotton are grown YIN
equal facility, and oats arc certain crop. WleA'
not quite o. good, but enough can be raised 70
supply home consumption. Potatoes roduce
mo1iun or +, but sweet potatoes grow almost IN
digcnous. suhwbeir 90 and all small fr.tA u
clu lin the arnpc, eArly and surely prod !,
" th ordinary ta.U. For stock rss,ng, 10 STATS
has greater iaciliies-s vide range oil outAue pas
ture, plenty VI water both springs and Streams ct
hand
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DRAGk1&.

ADAMs-on Tuesday, 18th, Arthur Adams, aged
Tho funeral will take place from hi. late residence,
90 Wet 4itl at, This "Wednesday afternoon, 10Th
Inst At o'clock. 1C3
.BOLAND--ln. Jersey City, on Monday July 18th,
IN the 18th year OF his axe.
The hend, aud istive. Of the family are re,peci-
fully invited 70 attend the funeral, on wedn.-dsy
afternoon, lpth inst ~ o'clock. from the resIe1'e
Of his btoth"r-n-lav Patrick OBrisu, i'o solth I'd
st. icrey City. 81. 25-
CAsHhAS-Ol Tuc'dsy. July 18th, ef,er short
Hu''s JullA Ci,hmHI. AGED ~ years
Her relatives and "a nds are respectfully invited
ocloct, from hes .ie reside nee $50 Third e. ilcr
rcinainr viii h' takrn to Calvary Cemetery. l2l
mpLLuwNEY ON July 17th. Of dl-or'e Of tho
heart, Thomas MolloWney, = native OF strsdbally,
Go Waterford, Ireland, AGED 90 yesrs
. D., f'muyc. and friends are re'pectfully invited
At o'clock, from Lis residonce, W Ncs Chambers
street ~
M'GEEGOR - ON Tucsdsy morning, July 18th.
Richmond John, Oldest and only wing Of the
l"te .iNnos and Margaret AcGTegOr aged years ii
months and days.
TIC relatives and friends Of his mother ac respect
iuly invited TO attend the funeral, un Thursday
nieinoon zuth inst, NJ o'clock, nom her iesigoucc,
mains will be ,aIen TO York BAY Cemetery. "a
on tRA--On Tuesday, July i, James, son Of
Jnin,, Hnd MARY O'HaTa aged months aud "a dA, d.
he fi ads and arquai ID iucrs OF tie uuilv arr
quoted to attend 40 fine al. this twodnc.dny)
a,!crnoon' NJ l O'Clock, IRON the icsiaence ct he
iathet, L. Desbros.er Ills rCmans Will be inter-
itd 10 calvary C1uigtory. 10
RlLEY-On Monday, July H. after q long and
painful Hines, MARY, the beloved vile OF Jsmoi Ri
ley, in the 10th year of her aye.
lhe relatives and friends OF the family are retpec'-
tulv invited 10 attend his funeral thi. tNcdue DAY
afternoon. at o'clock, from her lAto residence, 40
fas' 54d It. 10
snuRTs-On Tueaisy, July - Maria, vii, Of
james Shorts
The relatives and friends Of tho family are re-
sptCtiuiy invited to attend the funeral. ON lhutg-
dfy afternoon, 10th in-t at O'Clock. irum her late
Iosidencc I'd ave, bet. ,Ith aud 10th St.. ~
WILLIAMS ON MONDAY, i7lh inst, after ono
weeks i.lrc :, of phOid fever, Winthrop Dwight,
- end Of samuel T.. Williams, and rrsudson of
the late Rev. Samuel T. Williams, OF Newburyp ort.
MAJ, asei ~ years
The rclnses and friends Of the family arr respect.
fully invited 10 attend the funeral, At the 4lisOu
SqulIe Church tEey. Dr Adrmr'J ON " cdnestAy
InoI.nf, 1914 inst at . oclk. Bosom and Iaft'od
pgpcrt p.eac copy. 500
| WOLf-On Thesd.y, July 18TH, after = short and
tev.re tllne'- Ann, the beloved wife of WIN, Wolf,
| native OF Co. Iouth, Iceland
The friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend the funeral, this tWeGn, slC, afternoon.
| IGN inst, Al o'clock, from her rcs.tonco 81
| Ave. -. Us
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How the Rebel Army was 0btalned.

luz sweeping Character OF the rebel conscrip-
Tons during the war Ese Just beginning to 10
fully understood at the n orh. While the rebel
lion was in progress the ,uthtrn journals gave
some hgat upon tAls subject. Gnd II was generally
known that very Old men ID very young boys
were remotsoessly swept into the army by the con-
scrlpt'on net We now disco ger that the half has
not been told Ether bccau 70 uf the voluntary
suppression o. facts oonnec,e Il with the conscrip-
ton, or In consequence Of the, srbi,rsry espionage
Of tic DAVIS government, tho southern press gave
10 truthful index Of ,he horn ora Of military i'm
pressmont. The Galveston, 4, uaa, BuLLrrIS In an
sr,ice on education, ssys;
Many Of our youth have spc al the las, four years
81 thor lives in the army whoa they should have
teen At ethool Iu many casci d OR education al
out Just commenced I'm very few was IL anything
IKE I'm shed. 10 all such schoo illE-uction should
a. onoo lie made available II the ur tueir friends
are unable to pay tie cNpenss.. thcir sutton,
thry should 10 aided. Every pat -,ot and p4ilau.
hropst viii sec and appreciate N . importance Of
these suggestions. RI. who win ut on them 7
PROMPT E'icui On t. ho matters ME rrIyte 20 tie
own children -
D. this il seems that schoD l-boys 'Nvho'o educa-
ton had Just commenced" wore drag, eL INTO tho
rebel army t. aid IN cnry1 .ng uut the schemes OF
unprnc ploa and traitoroI IS lcAdcrr The expires.
sion iuade by Genera tx Ant during the,R edmond
campaign, that the rebels were "robhrg the cradle
aud tie grave b. mair. ain their army was not
very highly wrought tx are aacr an.
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Nee Yort Tuesid y, JGiy IS, r. ~ Gold opened
this morning at ~, ind closed In the Afternoon NJ
143 The Afternoon quotations Of The general stock
market, compared with those Of the stinc hours ON
yesterday, show a decline Of =. to per cea, Gov
ornrnents were ffactionnlly lower. The losn market
was rather active at per cent hut IN, chance
appeared to result rom the changing Of loans more
than " any oihe- 70 which II ha been nscIibod
Mercantile psp,r pls'ed AZ Tao Ter cent. Foreisu
exchange Was Veak aud inactive, bills at CO days on
London being quotsd At iy1 y 1913 Tor conmefc.Al.
On 'Chanee to-day Flour opened steady and cosed
dull, and lOc. Zoe. lower on common grade'. wheat
lc. "A &c lower. Corn 1e. better Oata were t. u
&c. better Pork was HIGHER. Lard shade nnAtT.
Beet sas ttcidy. WnisLey wa Gitn.
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Morrnon Women.

In hs l,st letter from Salt Lake Ctr the Editor OF
the Chica,o TRist Nc thus ie-k Of the fseos Of the
women on polyramy
While the men Who have two ~ moro wives pre-
tend IN be thorourhly convinced that thoy are uong
right str aG.ufcI THAI the-e To not an Intelligent
Mormon woman In ihe TERRITORY who, when b real
sntt1pute can he Known, approves Of plyFsmy.
Whatever opinions NAV form oi tho ncl. az Nho
knOf Gnythn Of the misery they suiier must nifty
the NJ -rou women To NJ fhey apps Dc lertsd aud
NJ 81 them uesft-ltoSen, and time rolls or tho
''seu'i.l evils Of he s,-tom must a he
49, fent ana revolving. 10 oegrBde woman from
ten. tnc cYnpiu sud th- CROW Of he hu band
g. life Di mere idoY, niniserius 10 the lusts u
men, nu. me p.f giving hirth u ohcr lumsu nui-
mel ~ the iueslt bile ten evCy ard result Of
p0ygaruy uncle N abUa uahlr thing, hich NUT
bot ami cannot De- pe~ an nifty Clt ate1 800 tbi- civil
led ChIIf4an UpubIic. The tOputl ths ttitrtni-
nation is un.ets,uOd by those vino pmotita ~,
the b. TER; Ipr like ali l',turut sof"s tho LONGER IL
h endured, the more difficult OF removal nnd inc
NOE dhu. cruus " becomes. our condensation win
bitrh.n 4uu g an he eAltut meu, O74s us 10 hH-
heye hat thoy legiu 10 unacTstAnd their pos. iun,
aud ~ pnItiug all Of " CxPressed the hope that ~
T. ~ claimed p0lygnmF "a permitted. Auo 10 come
C's'I rui inahdei ~ p nov revelation. tlClr hish
plcr. Eiirht have another peitmptO.ly OItii ling
tAe ~ stem,
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GRsgtAL DIX has officially announced the trans.
fer Of tho department ~ tho East" to neral
II ooKrp, and tho later officer has issued o. order
Trocsnming bis assumption OF tho command
Tnis ch,ngs has given rise TO considerable q SOUS.
sion concerning the merits and qualifications Of
DlN sud HoOgSE respectively, all q. which Is use
less, iur 1t b. not really dsbatsbo question. Oar
FOR the services u either Dv ~ IloobER, as Com
mAndsr II "Dcrarim.nt Il The ta-,, located In
New YORK. Tho military interests 4 the Govcrn-
ment In this city, d. not require a MAJOR General
with stt.ng of attendants hso Chimes, man
darn. President JoHs-ps ant Generals CEASr,
SnE'vAs and other oaicsrs who are not ex ,lusiyey
oruIuer tai, tell US that Sac wa 10 .ndc.l
why then must rcors u military
o'haor1 Ia qnsrietsd upon this cit, now that
ia REBELLION has boon suprre,sedy T'sre II, I'm
doubtedly, some military business 10 h uhnsa',td,
but certainly does not require such an establish.
mont as tho ono now here, which he a.uiu.s-
totod upon Vie scale Of su b a department 10 line
Of war. These thnga are expensive, and The people
want 10 get r.d Of them Just ., fast ~ possible Il
costa great deal u money 10 keon up "dcy,rt-
menL" employing officers Of high grade to trans
act business which sscoro u intelligent clerks could
MANAGE quite rs efficiently. The huge Matt nal
debt which hangs over the country tlrlonighes 'he
leoIc TO curtsil Injuries and in ohclicucc 10 this
waruinl, they would be quito content B. Dispense
with this expensive al, p,rtm ct II the Fast"
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hE some instances, tue nmpor If the ls,o rsbsls
fowsrd the Govsrnracnt strongly incicA',s shat a
Iittle VI the old eAvcn OF hatred vet rcn.ains be-
meath tho loyal surface. rho tone OF the Southern
press with tic exception OF ttoso journsla which
have been established uller Northern influenced.
shows that there 10 lurking bitterness, against the
Union, on the part of tic leaders, which cannot be
wholly concealed. There is no evidence OF hearty
concurrence the change which has occurred in
their political condition. They seem rather ~ bow
60 . necessity, with the determination that their
submission shall bo characterized by no concession
shat is not imperatysy demanded. aud lhat they
will maintain - much Of tho Old spirit Of oppose
tiou as is permissible. There is nothing strange iu
this I: can hardly 10 expected that those who
so bitter in their dOnuncialion OF the Union,
oniy few months ago, have now become thor
oughy attached 10 It's interests Il was no choice
Of theirs that LED 20 a renunciAton u rebel
views and Il must 10 expected that th,
scent Of tho rose will hang round the broken
vase. But this evidence " latent hostility
against tue Union caIyc should Ia u warning /,
1hs Government not 10 proceed too hastily ia Ink
work Of reorgsnizng the Southern state5. III,
passion and hatred which have been cugeud eret
during tho four years Of war have not yet had tim,
70 subside, and the memory OF the past is sill to>
fresh IN Ihs minds Ol the late rebels to expect thu
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, July 10, 1865.


WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1860.
Bssfon Radicaiism New idea Developed
TDr Boston radicals are the most jealous and
pertinseious Of all political classes They resolve
upon the attainment Of certain purpose, and no
nst,er what obstacles may intervene or how i'm
practicable the project may srposr to others they
bring every svsilsblc resource into sctio1' and
labor with unurng presidency for the accomplish
Dent Of their end. The slavery question having
been rmmsrily disposed Of By tue ,rbunal Of
war, the Boston radicals have determined to secure
suffrage Tor the fr clnen, and with this object in
view have sutered upo1 a political crusade no less
animated than hat which before charactcrlzsd
them with regard 10 sisyeiy. They have resoly d
shsi the eIn.nc p,ted slaves shall Immediately
vote and starting with this proposition, they orc
now diligently engaged In deysing plans by
which 10 cousurnmsio this purpose. Their arst
effort vas an stierpt 10 secure this object by tie
ac,ion Of he general Government Wiih
Ills purpose IN view they fsNned upon
President Jonssos and sought by ll.ndish-
nents TO win him W their scheme. Failing
In that they tried " righten him into an espousal
ofhe suffrage policy by threatening 10 oppose his
aiulinislrston but this resource slGo failed. Tie
next proposition offered was Tia, ~ ens'ing the
aid u Congress in order re- ect all members from
the reclaimed States and thus force the said States
20 enfr.nchse their negroes In order IN secure
Congressional rcproscntnti'n. This project they
are now inteuly engaged upon, and tho result Of
their lAbors will be determined when Congress
meets. But Ike . manageable miss who las
surplus ltau o. two in order TO be safe against
Contingencies, the Boston radicals arc ever ready
with new plan II others fail. Il appears by tic
report Of . recent meeting In the interest u .he
freedmen that The Bosioni.na arc ''.aking measures
20 bring q case be ore tic Supreme Court Of tho
United States, m order W vet . decision Of the
question, whether tho clause u tie Constitution
au,hor 1lna sIsios to hK the qua hcstions Of vocss
rives powor to mako color % qualification"
The argument sdduccd against tue con
s,iiutonalty Of declaring colored persons from
voting, Ia founded ON the ground shat the framsrs
Of the Cons,lution never intended to make quail.
hcaton which II impossible tor . certain class
Of citizens 10 attain. We entirely agree win the
radicals IN the suppositon that the authors Of the
Constitution uoyor intended 10 set up an unattaiu-
able tiAndard Of qualification but the whole tone
Of that instrument relative ~ the powers Of sisies
Indicates that they did intend 10 cntrust the whole
mstr W the good sense # The people OF tho
respective States. The Constitution docs not pro-
vide who shall or who shall not vote, although wc
believe IL would lie better " II did contain such
provision, 50 that there might 10 uniformity IN
ne suffrage law throughout the country, aud 4
general standard Of qualification. Yet, Is the
snst'er now stands, The radicals have no tangible
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they will so soon concur heartily in the new order
Of things. Under such circumstances II 10 far bet
ter thst the Government should proceed deliber.
stoly and cautiously n tho work n reconstruction.
This duty Is not one which concerns only the pre-.
scn. Its eject will DO perrnsneni. Upon the de-
iree u wisdom displayed IN its accomplishment,
will depend the Ieaee and safety Of the country
through future ages, and TIE gro,tts, caro- should
therefore be exercised ~ mako 1t thorough AID
efbcient
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srCatrArY HARLAN has addressed . ccnmun.-
c.il 10 tho new Commissioners Of Indian Alars,
su-getng the fuGure policy VI rs D-INtucut,
aud saying; II have, therefore, to request that
you wall ins,ruct &c several superinteuG,nts and
tgctt u not t. deliver gooos money or O.ter prop
crty To- any InGan nation, uibc or band while tLsy
are IN hostility 90 the Government, aud ~ suspend
81 Intercourse with such Indians, excepting 20
far as the same be sanctioned BY tie olccs Of TAO
War apartment"
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BY the soldier. At the sale on Wednesday l many
hne barsains we're made by farmers and others, pur-
chefes being made as low as St0 for rood sound muoA
and from this upwRrd TO 500, for excellent large
workers. The next sale occurs on Wednesday, the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Honesty II the Best Foley In medicine as
well as In other things Ayers sArsapsrils is gen.
uine preparation Of that unequalei spring medicine
and blood purifier decidedly superior to the poor m-
ts'9rs heretofore In the market Trial proves itis7
Howe sewing Machine Company No 82g
Bi galway N. Y. ELIAS HOWE, Jr, President.
A. tents wanted. 8ll
Wheeler Il Wilson Lock stitch SewinT
Machine and Bottom Hole Machine. No. G25 Broad-
way, \. Y. SI2
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A RARE CHANCELLOR SALE CHEAP
for cob. SOD SEGA e.i e riD.'.'' ny siore,
business. AP?y AZ ro stJrc C,2 81 ,,~ Dc &. ..tI
street .t-
Any PERSON HAVING An EXCHANGE
Lh1usines-, ~ 1iur So to,k pr Ga AND would
scudine = note ~ Is. r.. rorj,t VI
a FIRST CLASS BAR ROOM FOR SALE
l,afc, ow rent, e3oD por y,ar fr thc to.c Lou..
A. room .. z
A GOOD CHANCELLOR SALE CHAP
The stock and hXtu.o- Of = stoccr, and liquor
Apply al q uulbe-r, Il. lsl
BAKERY FOR SALE-DOING A GOOD
- cnsh tuuuvss over a., counter. Long lctsc and
70 rcnt EnIliie At az south cth tuect, Williams
blrsn. 90
FOR SALI--A FRUIT aTAND NEATLY
Il fitted up good 'horluEhisic, DOING a iai-
blsrees, which has becu some tim, tlishe5,
WI, s' 'old r'",olhnie = s'd en-, 20 ' %" 90 na'
oicr, " inuuire ii6 Bogory IL
EDR SALE CHiAP--A GROCERY STORE
a with horse And VS. 1n. lest stiud on The nvrrre,
AIply Al .aa N'rtn ave. 20
EOR SALE ~ BROOKLNN-N STORE.
Il suitable tor o. tutcu,e ,- riuc..t l.is'r.-f. iu :
growing v.huorlcot viii %. roli rfrl af the pee.
en- oN hef = d., OUT u. viht Pc me 'uu1.p. fplFgu
EOR SALE-A WELL TIITLD UP COR.
L ner liquor ft0,o. With .tosk .ut ft'f,os tn-
puro in Tie Htote al ti'i' We N on Cue cor. d. Wat.
and Ansrr sts, bro1Kl $40
EOE sALE--A GOOD PAYING GROCERY
and liquor ftor., IA 1 Fopf lu.lt.ol 10 the I.A
"ar1' vel lifted ~. h'N'ns iui lug, aud All
BOII. Au,ti,loyr, r. latham Siu4c. 90
EOR SALE-A FINE LIQUOR STORE or
apron iurat corner We. '.'' n., roc 'eIc .ov
rem, with uptftuisIta. sunni rt,E. '"'tr. tuslif
Apply TO 4. uAtINEY, - CuA4-4oi. a., ICONS .,
lItl old 2IG
INnR SALE TfTT sJttk AKIN lINTlrHEl
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BuLT3 IlEAD july Is, 1906
B,st,s-A. the opening Of tic market to-day the
various yards ia this department were uuusully well
supplied with buliocks, no lees than 3.5 head being
Ieied--an unusually large number for ts reason OF
the year. This great increase in the supply, however,
has not been sufficient to effect prices the active
demand and the cool weather lCing IN favor Of hold.
ere, and enabling them to maintain iast weeks al
vanccd prlce, The average quslity to-day has been
unusually rpe large number Of really superior
cattC being offered, among which W noticed Ihl
nio, droyr' Of Illinois : GERS "hch had been corn-
ted lot .ntrg, fud veil uircd duru me past lew
MOUTH. lhs AVERAGE pices 20 isv have Ie"n bout
10 W lbc Win ven rev eiira ot Gt l'aIl 90 per
% lie but hs Ciss were vo-koG OF eN,roucl' slow
lho u.4 Ec, c.o,e sonca hat Aull, hut We Aolced
hom tie above i-ules, which VII. ooultitss be ,Ar
rullug price. Of the present We /.
COW.Gut CdlrcS.-lhr market for mich cows pre-
sents the general features a. last Ntt l. 10th W
resards supply and demand, nor 40 pi,,s wary mBtD-
ma II nuclan ID The 70 oWinr price, rulirr ,o-dav
pUne cHlvrs, P~al0Ec good do -, s9sc; common,
o. &c eaiilkiGl, l3slse f'eAs calves per hosd5
SHEAR aud Lirbs.-The sheep nerFet durlu, the
pat week hn ruiei firm under me unurncc of
llrl supply ami prices were maintained 40 a.Out &C
per loind, since FildHy; io"tNt.' a. uppN his
been Increased, AMI price, have heel col.,s lur,y
rccuc"t, inc following az Nhe lN''-i nloiHir"-.;
Common sheep per pourt hn'.r'; tC'i io ?-u,r, @ y
ate 'Etra ts6 &C. lRnb- are selling 1T y~t- rrr
pounI p".'s, a. 35a4si, ana iainb nkhs a. IyA,.e
'rUf Prizes Of hore hsye hoeu advarr.' lLc Ter
HD.r' sine our last part ~ NIX 10 aa lnot, .ei
dtrYaud. The laUplt, now ever, 10 mo lht 4 -
dH gu the mtrkrt 10 soI4ywhat ctS Jos, oiosiug a.
ll.all 4ur rti led, ana "a tal4's 'o' p''i.c corn
fed. small Igs aIe j. Id at lac per pound
The Ntrst. for the week, at the va' .4' Yard In
Thu vicinity are, 6Ii9 hee,es " coss amt calves.
L99. cal, .1,3o sheer and lanh- and o4 swine
Tho Iiay Market.
NEW Noft. Iplr b.. 1srE
Th- market rules extremely dull Loot utf .l,a.
favor o buyers, bins quoted al aa5 iot b. ~
| pi.t, aul y.A4J toi retail los.
Auction sale Of Mulcs.
| Tie fourth -latiou sale OF Government mules Will
tAhy .l,, iu-.tg, ~ TIVE ttNtlui. T. IluIog ~,
i''y-tf..t ftrect near lcn'h avenue, ,uf- % cv..
/ ~, be-, 90 /. i. ". 10 tn'7 OF our rsl.us Sno
t.. r.iy,c,- OF tins valuable amin sI tlIs "a .
ohcrs lap opportunity 10 phIcnasc et fc9 l.v
pri,,. 44u-e uu mas arv Mpsut "a tuc Au.h no
cen lI.. vim lees lyugIt 49, the i' lnn.... 4,
thc u. ..'. NJ oune mn.e. ann LAv,lR {" ompt.-
ie4 odl s.n ur IN al tholr mhfches AKA CA. ps ai.
tLO.0--'., trlEgu alu Lulutltl D. CEe4cH 4. ana
-lsog,utc 80 rula, iivm Le.as &c .c.s ~ g.aLled
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a GOOD CHANCELLOR SALE CHAP
The stock and fXtu. - Of Ftoccry and hluor
rtofc. SATISFACTORY reasons rivcn for selling our
Apul, Al a tluIhp-r, a. ffI
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FOR SALI--A I'll IT STAND. NEATLY
Il fitted up good fhorluKhisic, DOING a fai --
bisrees which has been Tor some timt cot tliahel,
wi. bc sold reasonable, n cold ,1, 90. .,. has
other blstup-s attend To-. SO ipss TO- lvt -Ji sLu
ohcr, " iuuuira no BoVorg ~
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EOK SALE-A I'M LIQUOR SIORE ON
apron iurut 'oluor We. '.,, ua, ruoI ielic. low
rem, with uptftlrAtr. tIiTu r,,E. ,H.ic. tusllf.
Apply TO A.. GAtI NEI, 80 Cula4.ois a.. ICON .,
u.iul old. 2lG
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

RATHER MATHEW T A. Is. SOCIETY.
No. ., \; \, will mold agrand public temperance
meeting AZ their hAl, bet btth AM Doth ss IA ave-
THIS oytnlEg, nj II o'clock, y. N. sptasers-Mr
Henry ]. carroll and others splendid sin.ing Nv
NJ. q. st0cker, Mr.. Robert Wilson, Nj Carol, AMI
Mr. farGn. lie public invited 70 cone e.riv nj
pr.cnre seat-. IhOs. hEAGhLk, Pres. Jas
OkkliN, Rec Sec. I1o
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&ODl REWARD-THE ABOVE ri.
az OOwa'd rii! tcpa,4 ior the alIest and co..
vctun Of The person or pen ons Au pa. ft-Atrl lie
hcAdlsh outias,, on the u %, ~ Ji4y i'tA met Of
hrcakinH INTO the stable 81 N. MADDEN, aul cut'irg
on tho iet OF his horse, Appy 60 BRO y. nENG.
hNAiF, Contractors iol et.,ot Ceauiu., Iryuu
Row. 40
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Tho Hay Market.

= I"T--
Thi- market rules extremely dull to-'t. rrt .r.
are ma iNoro buyers b"lns quoted Al aoi ior O..
pi.t, Hul y.A41 too Ietai! los.
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good will Of store, Cl gt o., tou,Y.d Il, Brooklyn
food locality aiwuya lcrn shoe store. Re og
selling, quittlug the busuC "a, ljJ