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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-05-10
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BY authority of the Secretary of the Tress-
uTy, the undersigned has assumed tie Gen.
eral Subscription Agency for the sale of
United States Treasury Notes, bearing seven
and three tenths per cent, interest, per an
NUN, known as the
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A SOAP Question Settled Inquire at
sTEBBNS'
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Whiskers Whiskers !

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches Our
Grecian compound will force them to grow on
the smoothest face or chin, or hair on bald
heads, in Six Weeks Price, $l.00. Sent by
mail anywhere, closely sealed, on receipt of
price. Address WARNER CO,
lvsn Box 1873, Brooklyn, n Y
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Local and General.
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Coudersport, Wednesday Evening May 10, 1865
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TIE MCST DESIRABLE HOTEL IN NORTH.
ERN PENNSYLVANIA, TO BR
s0kD AT PRIVATE SALE.

The Subscriber offers at PRIVATE SALH
the House which he has occupied for the last
ten years and known as the
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Marble Yard.

Genesee, April 25, 1865.
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Whsn ana How-zeelogiesl Donations
~.Mx. ~unbsr OF visit0rs-,rhs Art Gal'
I Yestsrday-Flewers Now
IN Dieem, Sss., .,u, Park
+, NvwiYerksn are Justly pa ~. .s,. ss..,r,. -
There u nothing at all equal 70 Il -. ~ ~.
Che ixt'e sx-by- mine enclosures called p. ~. ~.
pther side Of the Atlantic sink into insgnincsnce wn,
compared with H. On piece of land nearly nine hun
rsd Ia extent where but few years since goats
ssss and half amishsd hogs Toamed undsturbed over
masses rock and patches Of sandy stony SOIL where
oven weeds grew 70 anything Ike perfection,
adsd through pools Of stagnant water where the green
Slime on their surface told Of fever breeding malaras
On this unpromng piece Of ground have the best
GIGS Of :
= And hands that wrought,
been employed 70 mako II the most magnificent park in
che world.
Tho visitor now wanden through romantic rambles
Skirts hills and cliffs all clad In living green Around
min grow flowers Of every hue fancy and FORM making
che ar heavy with their fragrance. Through walks
overshadowsd BY forest trees he catches glmpses Of
sbs arches sylvan Lakes spaaned by bridges Of fairy
ks beauty and rustic temples eversown by climbing
<iass ssd itchsns all presenting splendid combination
- The beautiful and useful
In green enclosures confined bualoes wolves and
Aser from tho Western prsirss and IN their company
ehs ia~ay ok HIS his stately head Playful monkeys
aAd Aabboons from African forests have already become
1omesticated and their antics afford never failing
sosrcs Of amusement to.both young and DID, Tropical
Birds with their cleaning plumage
of the brute creation from every quarter Of the globe
arc here collected together.
The interest manifested by all classes Of visitors in
th attractive and instructive feature the Park s very
great In time the geological collection promises be
ono OF the finest aud most extensive in the world.
rcat 10 taken study the Of all the
animals and BIRDS and far the bill of mortality has
been very light During the present month the coec
One spider monkey-Hr. J. O. Woods, No. os East
One ringtail monkey-Mr James B. Mingay, No. 10
Christopher street.
Eight pea fowls-Mr. Chas H. LNenthal
One pair Cuban game fows-Nr. James DHervilly
Ono hawk-Mr. 7. Browning
Ono alligator-Joseph Bell, Esq, No. Al Chambers
Direct.
One large owi-Mr. A. c. Brady, No. 100 East Fourth
street.
THE NUMBER OF VISITORS
on foot horseback and in carriages is something
traordnary. few facts and figures will serve to give
clear idea Of the estimation in which the Park held by
The people, On fine Saturdays and Sundays the number
OF visitors lie loss than fifty thousand The ave-
rage attendance other days is about oeen housaud
but vast Is the extent Of the Park that II never ap.
pears crowded.
The following the ociai returns Of the number Of
persons who visited the Park during few days Of last
wax
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Coroner's Inqucsss.

Man DROWNED Coroner Collin yesterday held an IN
oucst on the body Of John sheridan, who was fond
drowned at the Of Charles street North river How
the dec ased got overheard did not appear but - sup
po.ed to bavo been accidental He was iiity years "
who Ives at 205 West Thirty seventh street
FGr,L BuRusa CAsuALrY. Mary Jane Myers, ii''e
r four and half years Of age whose parents reside az
lo2 Cedar street. died yesterday morning from the effects
OF burns received Friday last In consequences OF her
clothes taxing Are IRON furnace ia the rear yard
Coroncr Collin held en- nqaes and the jury rendered
verdict in accordance with the foregoing facts
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TROY.
- A. 49,

L
fPron the Troy Prosa
Tho year 1906 wns good business year. and have
TO know th<A tho incomes for Troy Renase-
ser county reported for that ysr will sabs.snt
the fact The reroFts OF all eSyy naanuact ring
concerns will show handsome incseass lsos-
very large increase The principal Of one heavy
iron manufacturing In the Sixth ward, who
turned nccme Of >iel 500 for 1888 crowds $3.50
600 for 1854 aad the principal OF another iron manu-
featuring concern in the Ninth ward who returneA
1905 42S for 1862 returns for 1884 about $4,000 Az
received tho OF the manufacturing Interest
IA rally arc equally Satisfactory In PROPORTION.
INCREASE IN INTERNAL REVENUE.
From the Cincinnati Commercially
Tbs a tcrnal revenue returns Of the Second Congress
~,op ~. rict Of Ohio the Western district Of Cincinnati
snd Hama ton county, In I862 about hundred
thousa,ia liars In 1893 the sum was over three hun
brad thocs, I'd dollars In 1864 Dust mado OUT, the
a,n"rnt i,saA tile milon hundred thou
sand doII.s These facts show that the machinery
becoming opei'N "0'
Asav~s.vA II PROPERTY IN MARYLAND.
lFroratiis Marlborough Old Gazette
The arnount ~ a cssabe property In Prince Georges
ma asccrA by the recent correction Of
ment Books is 17eSA AZ Last ysar was So lso, $50
The dmtnution onou " 'no "snuTA"A VI neSrs
property from tho A6ScA "ons.
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City Intelligence.

ANOTHER Hor DAY.-Yesterday may DO classed among
the hottest Of the season. the having reach
ed ninety degrees at about eleven o'clock NJ and
tnuing In that latitude until four NJ when the advent
OF some clouds from the westward caused II to decline
eighty was warm enough, even at that stage, for
those who had to pedesrianize to any great extent
ANNIVERSARY TEE DEVOTIONAL SINGING NETTING
The anniversary Of the Devotional SINGING Society will
take place this evening the Middle Dutch church.
ner OF Lafayette place and Fourth street. The pro-
gramme OF exercises is quite attractive promising va
rety Of sacred and patriotic music chiefly
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o,,p s.-ruRMIma VETERANS.

THE RscEr..os w s,.,. so,d,sr,,
Colonel colyer superintendent ,pf the
Depot. has issued the following circular
NEW York STATE SoLDnRs' Dsror,
90 AND 81 HowARD SrREsr, N Y, June a. 1865
30 Tar the providing returning soldiers While hey
soourn in our city with fresh berres fruit vsgssabe6
funds are required II costs between s ana , mo-
dred dollars to satisfactorily snt6rtan ! reriment
Several times DURING :ae past two weeks we have had
many e elgn: thousand mon arrive In day There
return and 70 Hospitality welcome those will require a
least two thousand dollars We have already collected
ana expended over two thousspd dollars, As folovs;-
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Court OF Appeals.

NhANT JuhU n, I5OD
The New Haven Railroad still Mcssrs Fields,
pnrk,nrhtu Peckham Rodrnau and Rutherford heard
for respondents This case will occupy the court on
Monday next a, O'clock 70 which time u stands sa
burned - . a.,
Day Calender for Monday, June 20 -Nos 10 II ~
a. i35 1875. 100, 140, 30 aud 142,
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There were forty for ca~ on tie calendar Saturday
The d,sposit,n made Of thea by Justices Bowling
and Kelly iy as folows.--A ohm Beansr assault and
battery fined sio Jawss Bsawn, ASSAULT and battery.
$40 Julia Conpor larceny EsA .ent i shree months
fined cas-; Thom.s Dodge assssrA and battery peniten
tiary month; Jane E<evess Mrceny. pentontiafy
month and fined 32s Ann Nu@,, hrceny and notorious
house thief penitentiary sI n,snths Mary t,Donnei
and battery, fined SIS; John Wilmot larceny fined
$3O Samuel Mackey larceny, pon9tentiary four months
and fined $50; James Aaloy, ck0ookst penitsntsry
six month";
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The largest income taxpayer In Lynn 70 Samuel
Bubisr shoe manufacturer, who reports 500 900; Hon
ss,Es; Philip r. Tspisy. morocco manufactured.
S3O06a
In sWampscott the largest Is K Reddngton Nudge
once the proprietor Of the st. Charles HQeL New Or.
leans. wh" '"""-'- the enormous sum OF tlA6 ToIi
Charlie. Merriam s'i report: tiS,0eo, Z b. rnlll'. o.
Among the highess incomes in south Danvers ths
Z. Proctor, si632o; Abel Proctor, ti7,eis;
Thon.- .nasiail. ell l04 Henry sas.onstail lguar-
Henry SAILS. nd Elijah w. Upton $l0.91o These
dianI $l2, 500, d. ~ ten thousand
seven are all that aid, had tho largest income
Henry Bancroft, Of Lynn. =.
In that town in ls04-$2o TIA s
YORK. -,
Tho incomes OF some Of tho solid men Of ASsSY To-
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A.-Legal Lottery Prizes oushsd. ON
cal drawings circulars and information sent
J. r. CLAYTON, 10 Wall strset, New York
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Chevallerss Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair to s original color stops s falling oat keeps The
head clean Stands above comparison With other ha4
dressing Sold at the drug stores and AZ coe No l2o
Broadway. SARAH A. CHEVAIIER. n. p.
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All Letters for the South Can - Sent by
the HARNDEN EXPRESS, Is broadway. New York. at .
charge Of hrty cents each until mail ccnuncAtions are
re. ablished
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All Prizes Cashod ia Regal lotteries
J. CLUrE. Brsker I7S Broadway.
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A.-Marsh's Truss Once, 2SN BrOndvvay
Museum shoulder Brdces Eiaseie Stockings,
Abdominal supporters carefully applied and Satisfaction
pacd
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opEsctSr on A CONCERT SALOON
Court CnIens.r-This Day.

Surname COURr-CfRCurr--Pit 1--Adloufned wlthout
day. Part Mos. 1874 1900 liig I6iS, ls9o, ls2,
1885, 1706 174 1885, 17I0, iIeA 1910 100, Ca lIso,
1894, 1914, 1915, 900.
srpguoR CovRt-Adjourncd ihoui day.
Couu ~ toaaos ILtAA-TKi' rtWw - AIR. ,rncd fo
the term.
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PiIesi-IInIrs Chinese Cure for Psers, d.
srrbas and Dvsentery. Price 81 Sent free By mail
DR.. " H. HALL, no Bxos iway
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Licensed Lottery Once, 1O1 Watt street.
Risks taken pscs cashed In all iegalissd lotteries.
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Get Mrs. n. A. Aliens Worlds Hass
Restorer Dressing restoring mitigating aud bssu
flying the hair. Sold by all druRgists
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Great Sale OF Ribbons-At the Old Rib
bon store Of BLUxoMK LIN Broadway real closing ous
Flowers Lsces, straw hats Bonnet Frames. &C. Do All
goods will be positively sold.
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wheeler & wiison's sewing Meshsns,
a. e,, and kep, order without chafgr; half 81 70"
sllovei OF purchase - .. " h.s..N
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Gold Hunting Watches.
Prom SIXTY 10 FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS oaea, for sale
,y 1iEo G. ALLEN. No AS broadway. door bsloS
Canal street formerly No. II Wall street
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MORO SuPplox IN owA--rbc Iowa Republican Stale
Convention has 4 orn mated the following tvkol:-
For Goveruor Hon. William a. stone; For lieutenant
Governor Hon. -. y. Cue; Tor suprsine Judge, Hon.
George g. right, for Supcrinend at OF Public lhsruo'
tiOn, Hon. o. fasiilc. . - 4,
Among tho resolutions asking thnt The word
",h,f he sriox en- from tho state constitution THAI
The negro may bRye, ~ VII ie>p.. equal tolttai 's1.7
L { haa,t
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Immense Prices Paid for Ola Books
G0DO old aud Books hand cheap. LEG0AI
BROTHERs, lis Nassau street. below Beekrnsn.
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DR.. BsckneI's syrup for the Cure AZ Dye
Contains opiAtes. DEMAS BARNES CO., Aoents-
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Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best in the
world Harmless RELIABLE Tha emily perees
dye Factory 81 Barclay street
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We Can do Wichout EarOpc.-Every-
thing Americans need Amsrfcan sAtn can .Nupply nay
more, the fact that PHAkON,s .NIGaT SLoOMiH0
fumes conclusyey that in tho refined luuries
well the comforts Of e ahead Of the Old Word
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Flags, yiaGs. STAR, Balls, dr.-An
woet Of Broadway.
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Ask for = Bottle or Balch's Bandolins
for the Hair. CAsWELI. MACK q Co, Retail Agents.
HOWARD SANGER CO., LOG and l07 Chsmbers street.
Wholesale Agents.
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w.. Me-. =. A. Aliens WORLDS Hair Hc.
,.r ~ pressing restoring eclop and os,ura beasz
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0yhe.,er 4 Wilson, Nb. 6e5 broadway
New york Lock stitch Sewing Machine aud h""on "o'
Machines
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Fireworks, Fiags. Lanterns, shields.
decorations iluninAtions TOWNSHIPS, 90 Broadway
Torpcdoss &c. psek Firscrackss lea Per pack - pc
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r,.,.. vn.~., r,prrt-nce OF an Old
suse-Mr. wINsLows sooTHtk1 sYtsyr r, s the pr:
scripton 81 OF The best emae ~, sse .
never falling safety snd sucee.s s muotS OF none.s ,@
snrs sriping In the bowels md wnd cole ~
49, ~, ~. L.a,,h ,a nc cid II rests the mother
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Howe Sewing Machine Company
ELIAS HOWE Jr, President, GO Broadway, New YORK.
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Trumes.-rTnrsh 81 Co.'S Or Esean
Lshed Radical Cure Truss oee sun ~ No ss"y suee'
Lady attendant.
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Purchasers Of DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACT.
OR should that the private government stamp,
having the signature "H Daley" in white ths end and
his likeness In the centre Of the stamp every By
doing they will be Guarded from the many eounterfes
offered for sale The genuine wholesale
depot - Liberty street New York
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Raid.-AN Housekeepsrs are Advised
10 use DUTCuERS Lightning Fly Killer Sold ~ all drug
Rfsts.
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Ask for Mrs. .. A. AlIen's WoSiA's Hair
and Dressing They have equals should
used at this season Sold BY ali drussis2s.
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BUY Miller's Hair Dye-Chea pest In
prtce, best In quality. Try H. Sold By drusDss Dspoe
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Ought we TO allow the good work 10 stop now that
are half through, and have already so much to-
wards redeemng the good name OF New York a loyal
and hospitahle cityf
All donations should be sent TO- rcspectfullv vourx
VINCENT COLYER, Colonel and Superintendent.
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THE FIFTH NEW YORK ARrfLLnRY., ~
Another detachment Of the above regiment number
ag ons hundred and twenty eight men, under command
Of Captain John w. Clark arrived q the Battery Ba
racks yesterday morning from Harpcr's Ferry. They
left In the afternoon for Sackett's Harbor
NEW HAhPsHIRx RK0MkNTs I'M ROUTE HOME.
BosroN, June 25 1895.
The steamer Ariadns, from Richmond Va, with the
Tenth and Twelfth New Hampshire regiments, and the
steamer State Of Maine with the Thirteenth New Hamp
shire regiment, arrived here to-day They proceed 70
Nashua morrow by rail-
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chssAessr-A aams sAas sAsds NV fuss . Sssy pags
u our countys hsssry-S name that future hisciAns
win place beyond The reach Of time and stamp With the
grateful praise not only Of Ohio his native State Of the
great Northwest the section OF wha0h he nhabitant
muoh:-
HE memory sparkiss . or The roupte,n;
ms name ...or,bsa on iofty Mountain,
,o. 5,SsSs.. an the mghtiesi river
Vol. ml.sled with his fame forever
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Ths dinrrcn, denominations hand rad, for m Se1a,
delivery liberal commissions allowed 10 parties pnuh~z
All classes Of government securities psrshA'os and 10
sae.
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sPEECH on ACCRPTANCE

GKrERAf-In accepting this beautiful present I only
regret that have long since forgottenn ever knew
how cluster and join together in sweet harmony words
that could please after listening TO your eloquent ad
dress all this fine array Of beauty and OF chivary and
at the same mo fully express the proud feelings OF my
heart this occasion II there Is one thought moro
than all others that ns soldiers heart with true hsppi
ness Is the thought that be Is loved and respected by
his comrades in arms that have been thus fortunae
that after many long campaigns battles anu victories
have won and maintained up TO the glorious end the
love and respect Of my soldiers This beautiful sword
proud emblem OF an honorable professlon-teiis me
IN Language no. De and gr.o, usefulnes
although bright blade may never BIO tarnshed py the
dust and smoke Of battle fash In advance oil charging
squadrons they ride 10 victory or the grave YET Is
siby dear 20 from tho fact hat u Is presented by
General Atkins ruc friend faithful, wen uleu sodierh
N Tho name OF those brave men who have shared with
me 80 many dangers and great services ana daring
deeds from the Ohio to the sea have rendered them in
mortal soldiers You have rght on a ocCsons "
boast your well cnrned nnrols, and most certainty on
this occasion have right 70 congratIhie yo on tncm
rst made your acquaintance away up among tle nll
OF Georgia an n You numbered scare two thoucand
sahr =; yet when the great sherman put his grand
army IN motion you lod tho gsynucc Ntnou.
single halt you drove Wheclcr's cavalry .1ro"s s
SiicSaack Trace, Tayors Rf'gc and across ,he
beautiful valley beyond; Witnessed Tho despcTac tu'
unsuccessful e al tsrys vccrans 70 plant our nag mn
tie rrct o. Rocky Paced Ridge with the idon Oa army
OF he tennessee you passed through Snake Creek Cop
and tor your bold, Fsfui and important ieconhs
sa.ce on tho following day received TO thanks 81 that
ne onplished eolacr de, otcd friend Immortal Neither
SOC From that das your Urursc has leeh ohWaiu INV
upward--your record pure and MISUNDERSTANDING cy
defeat white the history OF that long campaign ION
rggod 10 Atlanta and from Atlanta 20 the sea, y Nv
! with your sue ccssfn raids aud many vloWric. ~
blood " your f'icn comrades 0rst slrnk'cd the mus
Ros,oca. tnd although you serc not rmitcd 10 bnar
Tia dangers of those desperate struggles eous ,o oa
Of he faI famed kencsaw, YET IN we tran' uu'v
| about Atlanta you won the admiration o inc chur
rmy end for your valuable services tbrougn orsa AZ
The CArnss you tho praic tnd received inc .n"nh
Of tho greatest warrior of his aga soldier VINO hn
done norc for the old Union and tho cause o Isl
than meny Of onr great captains oi whom 'he maui
uf,,ulv buas,s Uo.dey.-t,e,rM sherman name 81 y
, tumateY b!cuded W,lh ~ the goriss Of tho Amo0e'
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II ID esmated that the average number Of persons in
each vehicle Is three and from the above figures will
be seen that the number Of visitors tho 18th inst was
forty EIGHT thousand and forty nine
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The incomes OF Of the solid men Of AiSY4y fos
1854 are AZ follows compared with the same for 1885,:
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HENRY d. MINER ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
i'll Nassau street. opposite Post ONCE MINER& SOkER.
WILLIE viii sell at auction, Tuesday June the Restaurant
y part OF Bar Fixtures Counters. Mirrors Beer Pumps,
sshsr With the Kitchen wsss, Boilers Copper Ussasls ~
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,NRY N. LEEDS. AUCTTONEER.

TIENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER
II II. " LEEDS MINER will sell, BY auction, on
street
Special Property Sale Of the balance from April 81 Of the
Stock and obber nsolvent In wines
liquors among which are rare old London Dock Br.ndies
Pine Apple RUNS; Holland and English Gins, Irish and
Bourbon whiskeys, Hooks Clarets Champagnes Be-. In
demijohns and cases Also invoice OF Brandcs Wines
49, bottled in London. Also the balance Of private stock
1855 Brandy OF 1886 old Rum &c No other goods admitted
Also Importers stock OF Cgars-consisting Of Cabanas
Irivas III Monumento Rosa de- Santiago and Corona Du-
ell Conchs Abuerne Regoea, Britannica, and other vare
ties.
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EDWARD SCHENCK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ Horse, Coupe and other Carriages-By EDwARD
eCHENCK. Thursday, 9Th ns nj the privnte stable In
abe OF l2S Fifth southwest Eighteenth
street. at W O'Clock A. NJ, elegant black Cope Horse
l6 hands; long, flowing tall old; elegant
high seated Phaetcn; fne Coupe, and very handsome
Chariot Carriage All the above csra made TO order by
Wood Bros and John r. Lawrence Co. nearly good
Also fine of Double Harness. elegant French
Coupe Harness aud Sdc Sadda all VI ibsons make;
also fine EnglSh gcntlemans Saddle and Brides also
blankets Sheets Carriage Covers elegant white fox and
ether Robes and other stable Furniture To be
6vely sold without the going abroad
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WANTED--A GENTLEMAN TEACHER, TO TRAVEL
ss,ch he nsro AZ french or Geman
perfectly and peaesa The Of rcconendaucns Call ~
u O'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05

HENRY D. MINER, AUCrIONEBR

I1IMPORrANT SALE or FINE WINES AND LIQUORS.
Salssroom 81 Nassau street. opposite Post oIice.
hINEk sOMERVILLE viii sell at auction, wednes-
day June a. O'Clock at their sesroon Nassau street.
choice lois OF Wine Liquor. Cigars Tea, &C. consisting OF
me oa sherry MADEIRA Port Champs gne Hook and other
dies also he Of choice Ooong Tea in small packages also
10Y OF choce Havana Cigars Tobacco &C. The above being
he balance OF stock of wholesale house dssovng partner
SNIP anu are well worth he attention of hotel keep
ers and private families Part the under Gus
instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-05

HEo O. HAYDoCK. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" ware and Glassware, by ROBERT lIAyDOCK, on
THURSDAY, June at loH o'clock at his saesroom iol
Granite seconds $50 Boston Flint Glass; pckgs
best Flint GLASS; $40 boxes Common Tumbers, $50 bbls.
Keroaeue Chimneya