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The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-14
ORDER OF PuRHECATEON.

In Circuit Court, Howard county, Nilsson
December term, 1868. In vacation August
1865.
Jno. ]. Burris in his own right and as
Executor Of the last VIII and testa-
ment of John Burris, decd, Bartholo-
new Burris, Thomas Burris, and
Susan, his wife and Jenny BIrris,
Plaintiffs,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-20

NEORGE WASHINGTON, successor to
VT Wilmer s. Washington, will continue the
AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
and will give his particular attention to the sd G
Of all COUNTRY PRODUCE, and fill all orders
for GROCERIES, GUANO, &C., upon the
most favorable terms. Ofice-No. 8, Union st.,
up stairs. dec 2O-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-20
The A1txauarla Gazff t :
WEDNESDAY zEV'G., DECEM B ER 90:
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.

SENATE EsTERDAY Mr. Irumbul, OF
Illinois gave notice that he would at an ea1ly.
dav introduce bin yo extend the authority OF
the freedmen Bureau A resolution was
adopted instructing tie Secretary OF War TO
report to the Senate -hoW many Major Generals
were in the service and Whattbey are all dong.
A resolution to refer al papers relative 20 the
SO called Confederate States to the JOINT com,
mittee on those States was objected &c, ana
went over. President johnson RESPONDED 60
the resolution ofinquiry concerning the oouSn-
ern States by sending to the Senate the reports
Of General Grant and Carl sehurz. 4 snort
discussion ensued, in which Mr. Sumner stlg-
matized President j. johnson $ INTRODUCTION TO
The Tenorts as s1,ecies OF white-washlng SINH
slar f. that. of Franklin Pierceauring the Kansas
troubles. He added that In former times
there was zone Kansas, bow there are eleven.
4 bill was introduced to establish az uniform
system Of militia throughout the United
States: it was referred to the Committee on
Militay Affairs. J
~ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, pream-
/ bic and resolution were introduced ny Mr.
FarnsWorth, OF illinois, setting forth that 3.
6. Harris, OF Maryland was tried last May De-
fore very respectable aud Intelligent Court
Martial, and was convicted Of giving. AID and
comfort to the public enemy, &c, &C., and
closing by asking that his case be referred to
the Committee on Elections, with power to
send for Sersons and papers. The resolution
was subsequently modified to refer the whole
matter TO the Committee on the Judiciary, and
was then passed by vote OF l37 ayes to q IN
the negative. Mr.. Washburne, from the
Committee on Commerce, reported back the
House bill to facilitate postal and commercial
intercourse between the several States. This
bill strikes at the Camden and Amboy bail
way and the Washington Branch of the Baltl
more and Ohio Railway After discussion
on the consei stis,nsl question involved in the
hill was forced thr5~sh under pressure Of
Committee on the judiciary, reported ,s~l
the House joint resolution to amend the Con
stitution of the United States so as TO declare
that no tax, duty or impost shall be laid,
nor shall any appropriation OF money be made
either by the United States or by any one
Of the States thereof, for tie purpose OF
paying either in Whole or III part, the war
debt Of the Southern-States or any individual
debts incurred in aiding the rebellion, and also
providing that the above article shall be sub
mitted for ratification to the Legislatures Of
the several States 1t was forced through
under pressure of the previous question ayes
N ! 40 NAYS ! J.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-20
ATFYANDRTA GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER

The Directors Of the Virginia and Tennessee
r. r., have declined to entertain to propos;-
ton for consolidation with the other two
roads Of the South-side. At a meeting inst
held, they unanimously adopted resolutions de-.
.claring their purpose to adhere to the policy If
neutrality towards all connecting works enioin.
ed unpoD their company by its charter; and
objectirg to consolidation, among otherreasons.
'Becouse Tie plan proposed would involve
their road in policy OF discrimination against
the interests Of the canal, Of the Orange and
Alexandria, The Central, the York River and
the Richmond and Danyille railroads-WorkS
in which the Commonwealth is much more
largely interested than in the South-sdle and
the Petersburg and Norfolk railroads: and
also against the interests of the cities OF Rich-
mond and Alexandra, which are as much enti-
tied 70 the supro Of the Virginia and Tennes-
see road as Norfolk and Petersburg
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-20
6sD ED HILL" AND THE MUSHPO
FORSALE

The undersi gned has been authorized to sell
the VaInslble Property known as Red Hill"
consisting Of FIVE ACRES OF LAND, in
proved by new and elegant two-story ~,
FRAME Dwell LING, containing ten ..E;i
rooms. This property is about the half Of a
mile from the Corporation limits of the City OF
Alexandria one Of the highest elevations
west of the city, and commanding an extended
view of the Potomac River and the surrounding
country, from the City Of Washington to Fort
Washington eight miles below the city Of Al
exandria. The dwelling is commodious and
convenient, erected in the year 1860, Of the best
material, with two perticos, and every conte-
nience desirable.
Also the Tract Of Land so well known as the
1.-THE Mush Pot" lying between the City of
Alexandria and '''Red Hill !" and containing
THIRTY THREE ACRES OF LAND, noted
for its extreme fertility. The proprietor wish
ing to dispose of the above mentioned proper
ties, an excellent opportunity is offered to those
DESTROYS ofinvesting in real estate IN the neighbour
hood Of Alexandria.
Only one fourth Of the purchase money will
be REQUIRED in cash, and the deferred payments
will be made to suit the purchaser.
If these properties are not sold before the first
of January next, they will be offered for rent.
For more particular informatian, apply to
H. @. CLAUGHTON:
Attorney al Law and Land Agent,
So, Prince street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-20

Work FOR Ala GeOt9ia ealtof says
1T IS q much more gitat question 10 the oou5h
whether the whites WllWork toati Ehether the
blacks will refuse 10 labor The loudest anG
noisest EIatherskites about the constitutional
laziness and persistent indoence OF the negro,
are stout young white men who Loaf about the
corners. with their hands in their pockets,
chew tobacco. and drink bad Whisky, while
THEM mothers keep Clearinghouse TO pay
family expenses and keep up appearances
There is too much truth IN the above. we
must all work .- Rich. Sentinel.
It was stated by Mr.. T. E. Lloyd: President
Of the Board Of Aldermen, in his remarks upon
the subject Of negro suffrass. in me Washing
ton City Council at a la1e meeting OF that booy,
that the mos # the negroes who went from
the District Of Columbia into The army were
taken possession Of by men OF their own color,
and sold into the service Of the United States,
and it was added By Mr. Gulllck that s,many
Of them were credited to the State OF Massa-
chusetts.
At the recent Joint session of the American
Fraed mems Aid Commission, and the Ameri-
can Union Commission, held in New York, 1t
was unanimously voted to unite the two com
missions in one. Bishop Simpson was chosen
President of the new united commission; Or;
Thompson, Vice President; J. &. SHEPHERD
and Mr.. Abbott, Secretaries.
The loss to steamboat property In St. Louis:
by the ice on Saturday, including cargoes, IS
about $3.50, 900. Insured for about $3.50. 900.
The ice gorged again on Saturday nigh and has
not since moved Another crash is looked Tor
at any moment.
J. r. Crawford was trightfu]ly burned by
benzine, in New York yesterday, which took
fire while being drawn from cask. He ran
into the street al in flames, presenting horn,
bic sight to the public, and was finally saved
from burning to death ~ being rolled IN the
mud
The Virginia Legislature, on Thursday, the
Dist, takes recess until the third Of January
next.
The ladies OF Baltimore have presented the
wife Of Gen r. E. Lee, with lot Of handsome
furniture for Ter residence at Lexington,
Another stay law, brief but comprehensive in
its provisions, was yesterday passed in both
Houses of the Legislature. This bill, it is un-
derstood, is designed for the temporary pur
pose of staying proceedings at law for the COL
lection of debts until the main bill with details
shall have been matured.
GOLD.
New YORK, December 20-Gold, 1852.
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GOLD.
GOLD.
New YORK, December 90 Gold, 1867.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL Is
~ TATE.-By virtue Of decree Of the Cir
cult Court for Alexandria County, Va rendered
at the November term 1865 in the suit Of Ed
ward Evans ct al, vs.. David Evans, the I'M
dersigned, as commissioner therein named, will
sell at Public Auction, in front Of the Mayors
Office, in the city of Alexandria, at 10 o'clock,
a. M, on TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of Decem-
ber 1865, the following described property:
No. !. A LOT OF GROUND, on the west
side Of Columbus street beginning Sc feet s
inches south of Gibbon street, thence Westward
ly ll3 feet inches to q 20 feet alley; thence
southwardly Is feet inches; thence eastw; rdly
1l3 feet 5 inches to Columbus street, thence
northwardlyr IS # i in +, to the beginning.
l on the south, and fronting on Columbus street
30 feet, and extending westwardly, the same
width 143 feet inches to 20 feet alley.
Terms Of sae:-One-third cash on the day of
SALE the remainder in two equal payments Of
3 and 6 months, with interest from the day Of
sale, to be secured by notes with approved Sc
curity. and the title to be retained until all the
purchase money is paid; or all cash at the option
of the purchaser GILBERT S. MINER,
dec 2O-eOts Commissioner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-20

The 1rst forty miles Of the Union Pacific
railroad west OF Omaha was finished yesterday,
The track to Fremont; eight miles further west.
will be finished at the end Of this week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-20
~ OBERT J.. WOOD,
II Successor to Ashby & y ooo'
my GOODS RTTSIN EsSS5.

At Tic Old Stand No. no. k7Ng s ,,I3 1oov
ALEXANDER Il. SHAY NJ a i hfH XIII.
with r. l. WOODY would respectfully S'''
the patronage Of his friends, .or,o1ptp
Our STOCK is at all times largean4 Goii pprnad.
embracing Heavy and Fine FRENCH :! D ?%f+s.
cloths, Blaack and Fancy Casemcrcs. S"t'oS''7
Cloths for servants &c, &c. 7,.,r1 col
A full assortment Of Fl@nne!s Tj1tte " Goods,
ored. Fine and medium quality Dress Goods.
a full assortment of Mourning Dre72 Linen
Irish Linen, warranted genuine crncrior
Sheetings and Pillow Case Linens: ,n 2ut and
Cotton Shifting and Shooting also: 0'J Coljar:
aosiefy SusRepd d Ha fn Nets B0zS &c.,
with general assortmcnt OF l Ii; we invite
our old friends ana the public generally
dec 14-3m i've
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-20
SOUTHERN NEWS

The small pox is prevailing very extensively
in various portions Of the South. At VIII
mington We learn that it is raging violently
It is also very prevalent among the negroes on
the large Carolina plantations.
Great quantities OF cotton continue to pour
into Charleston.
No more important measure has yet been
introduced before the Virginia Legislature than
that presented by Mr.. Ellis, Of Norfolk, reia-
tive to the repeal Of the Usury laws
Major Overton W. Edwards, formerly Of the
Ordnance Department Of the late Confederate
Government. was arraigned before a special
court of the Mayor Of Richmond, on Monday,
at two O clock, to answer the charge OF attempt
ing to set fire to his wine and liquor store, Wall
street, under the St. Charles HOTEL on Satur-
day night The accused was represented as
counsel by Mr.. John S. Caskie, and attended
by large number of relatives and friends, who
manifested much concern about the affair.
During the examination he maintained great
composure; but at it's close, and while the
counsel was addressing the Court, he frequent
" put his hands to his eyes and gave vent to
emotions of humiliation and grief He is a
man upwards of fifty years OF age, ct good
appearance, and, as theevidence OF number
Of witnesses shows, has always borne good
character The Mayor sent the case GA TO the
Examining Court.
The Chief Engineer Of Military Railroads in
this State, hasreceiyed orders to turn over the
Winchester and Potomac Railroad to r. Y.
Conrad, the President, and It's old Board Of
Directors @ 80 %ssE ~
Arieotous disturbance took place in Norfolk,
Va, yesterday, between the goth New York
regiment and the Goth u. s. colored regiment.
A voey of ten or twelve muskets was fired
By the Goth regiment upon the colored soldiers,
who were about to return the fire, when their
officers arrived and put an end to the affair,
which at one time threatened to be very serious.
One colored man only was injured.
The director of the mint has made for the
Secretary Of the Treasury specimens Of double
eagles, eagles, half eagles, dollars, halves and
quars., bearing the motto, In God we Trust;
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-20
xNHARLES WHITTLESEY
" TTORNET 4 I Ii i. -,
Nd CT y i G + y !!

y = = i = =: -.
Attends to law business in this and &oJoIl a,2
counties, and District Of C"lumb" ;tiso, r. XXI ~
particular attention to Collection OF Claims Q! III
kinds against the United States, lnciuon-S =
sions, Back Pay, Bount!es Prize Aop'Gi: en- bs
Address by letter. Stating claim. or C1Il ~ 49,
office, over the market, AIeXandT!', va
Oc 30-if3In:
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, Z N O = i L

X L Ii y y L
We, herewith, take pleasure to inform our
customers, and the public in general th4 1t. VT
have removed from No. 1876 to No. ~ hls
street. between Columbus AZ Alfred Wn 4IGr *
offer our entire stock Of BOOTS AND SHOES
from now until the first Of january. at a reoUc
ton of Is per Ct, which will give a chance l"
every one to secure good bargains: cn
FREITAG & CO",
No 222, King ST., bet. Columbus and AliFe0'
dee G-1m
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dec 16-tf


C4HRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS PRE-
v SENTS, such as Pearl and Inlaid Shell
Card Gases, Morocco Bags; Kid, Silk Thread,
Buckskin and Morocco Purses, Silver Wire
Portmonaies, Cabas, Scrap, Autograph and
other Albums Ladies' Shell-handle Penknives,
Morocco Writing Cases, Portfolios Papeteries
Chessmen, Parlor Games, Parlour Balls. Beau
tiful ANIMALS or Gift Books, Ivory Tablets,
Cigar Cases, Beautiful Ball Pins for headdre<ses,
Shell and other Tuck and Side Combs. Finger
Brushes, Scrap Books, Porcciain States Hat
Brushes Gold Pens, Propeller Pocket PencIk'
Guitars Victims, Flutes. Baptist. NJ eth & Presby-
terrain Hymn Books. Pocket Bibles and many
other article scan be had very cheap for cash At
JOHN H. PARROTS,
Auction and Commission Store,
de 1G-1w:* Cor. King 6 Water sts.-Up stars.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-20

At the Grand Annual Conyoeatn1o2n OF the
Most Excellent. Grand Royal Arch Ch ] 2 q
Virginia, held in Richmond the Iollo" S@'e.
officers were elected fortheensulng ye year p,;os
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-20

ALENANDRIA, Dec. 18Th, 1865.
FH'HE partnership existing between GEO. X.
Z WILMER, and GEORGE WASHING
TON, under the name of WILMER & ASH
INGTON, has this day been dissolved by mu-
tual consent Either party is authorized to re-
receipt or arrange any business belonging to the
late firm. G. K WITMFR,
dec 20-tf GEORGE WASHING TON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-20

The director of the mint has made for the
Secretary Of the Treasury specimens Of double
eagles, eagles, half eagles, dollars, halves and
quars., bearing the motto, In God we Trust. =
The Secretary, it is stated, approves the de-
signs and the coins named made hereafter will
bear this legend The smaller coins do not at
ford room for the words.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-12-20

A dispatch from Washington to the Phila-
.delpbia Ledger says that Secretary Stanton
has again rendered his resignation to the Presi-
dent, and this time, it's said, insists upon its
acceptance Mr.. S. is now on visit to Ohio.
Mr.. Miller, Of Pa, viii soon introduce Ia the
House,a bill TO ascertain the practicabiity of
having steamboat navigation from the Chesa-
peake bay atthe mouth Of the Susquehanna
river, to Lake Ontario
The city Of Richmond, Va, seems to be in
Tested with burglars and thieves
Senator Nye, Of Nevada, will introduce in
the Senate, in q few days, bill to repeal The
city charter of Washington.
Some Of the Chicago spectators in the wheat
market have come to grief The table of NOR
tally is large. and though no harm can be
wished to any individual, yet the public have
no general sy patty with the unfortunate.
A new ''oil strike has been made in West
ern Virginia, on the property of the Burning
Springs Oil Wells Company of Baltimore
A fire at Owensboro, Ky, on Friday, con-
sumed block Of buildings occupied as business
houses. Loss about 1920, 900.
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EOR SALI-TO CARMEN AND OTHFRS.
Cotage house. lo,, of gfound, with larse stshIa
IN the rear. Appy ~ TIE r, etniser Is Nouruv ~,
mar BushviCk ave, Nilsm.aursh. N. FAIR
WEATHER
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TuR REV, EyAs NJ. Johnson died ct his
residence In Pearl street near hyrle avenue, Brook
Ign, yesterday moInins from general debility, con-
.equent upon OLD are The deeessed va born IN New
port, X, T. IN June, 1922, and VA consequently In
The 13d year OF HE age Deceased csthblished 81.
Michael, Church l.. Hiah stieet, Of which he re-
mainet the Rec o. no 10 tie dine OF his drath Oar
iug the yeAls Of NJ .ohnton's mnistfatlon, q
teueI nsarl, 1nUU children. lie was at the time Of
hi, decrease tho oldest settled Episcopal olersJ man IA
the StAte Of Ne- lOft.
FtEH.-Sho,tly after 6 7. NJ. yesterday IRE
htok. out In the haTdsAre store Of Motrell IL
hou', Of Grand and Iir.t streets = D., caused
by The oh imney tAkiag hr', DAMAGE several thou
sand dollars TO stock Insured. building but slight
~ damAssd.
LAUsCHEs.--The steamship Paou Shau ws'
launched from the yard u Jeremiah simon-on,
Gte,Gpon', az =. ". on SATURDAY She 70 intended
for the Els india trade. Tho Monitor hsdoc iii le
Launched atz y. ". to-day, from the yard Of j. .,
Undarhiil, foot Of Gteonpoint Avenue.
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MARINE NEWS.
Noh sa =. Rise. sOi-s. ssu, sil-Nn ri....oi "a


ARRIVED.
-Iouiss, Fortress Monroe; Saxon
Norfolk. Net'ern Metropolis, GIeytnwp, NC. via
Hnyanh; Sarra,ansett. RIO Janeiro va 81 1holnGs,
Admiral n pont Fortress Monroe, Co sCa Havana
via Nase.u; 1ortey Blue Nesbsrn, Wis foftfcss Non
Zoe; Thames Fortress Monroe; John G,bron. Ph.lA-
dc lphia, ton i Barnes Hilton Heal: Colorado,
FOftress Moarue, leo tt0mN a., N,F orleans, Vs.
dis is-"dish stcsm irisatel hatanzn; City Of
Cork, Liverpool.
sHlPs-AtT osphere, Liverpool; Caravan, PenSaeola.
BARKS-.Iupier, Genoa; Centenary Newport, r.
ftvhrd Albro, SaruA VIM Van Name, New Orleans
Tho Pope, 6sbOOn River, " & A; Antelope, Arroyo
v H. Eugcne, Buenus Ayres. Golden Fleece, Guanics.
X, NillAiI sncs, Sasun; Queer Nictoria, Cardiff.
BkfGs- Blacklist, Wilmington via Fortress Mon
roo; ElbA, Cieuiucsos; Is %. NtyNgueE, H. Orieu-
tsl, C.onfuefos AcA1ia- kAtamOta,. VILLAGE b,a e,
Vera Cur; Ne lbo,, Rio JAneiro Amazon, Couiu,-
roe; Lydia Cole, Guantanamo. Prairie sasua, knt-
max N4tsmorss; Mercedes Cieniuel o.; Ilaken Adel-
steeu, Palermo fine, CieniuogO- Louisa, Neu, itAi
Soiorno, Jobos PR Beg que, Rio laneiio, fofcsta,
CieniuegoS Antolic, Iellae, HOn; Jane, hatAioias
sCHOoSERt- Ellen Linton, Arrovo, = X; 7
Biugsoy, GOnfue zee; Garland, Aachias; Fanny
ke.tinr Phila 'elpha for Boston; Alma Chsilcrt"n;
sarah Clark Phiaue phiH for Bo.ton, Laur, PRIDE -
Kits ' liant Long Island Bahamas. W Holm e.,
York Rive n weeks, Philadelphia for Newport,
Mi',h oil the Wave Iort River lockwood
CAmGcn, Dot
BELOW BArk Jessie Campbell Havana. Wind W.
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DRY GOODS.
ALAPACAS-ALAPAcA1ALAPACAs.

"a INST OPYNFD
An IMSENsh sToCk. IN
8, BLACKS, I rs 3 s, y,FSfJ : gEEESs <.
BLUES, AND hFLANGE,
At all pnoe, & ON 81 Gu. to 81 25ayari.
ladss III uni a. our 'tore ~ he,t stock Of The
stove f~honHps lie'' CO.. Pt lS H HSl IA 'ne e'
2G3 POwFEY. Man no 5ToN ST.
DARGAINSi BARGAINS! BARGAINS
ID GREAT INDtCTHENTS To
HOl sLhtErtEs -,
1EtNENbOi~ tAtI! EhtNl 49,
DOMESTIC Gpnls, OE. hntki phsI ElPIloS,
eHIRrtsG ri sli>>ss,, . cen Sd1s ~ pcr r.rd.
ALLOtR BTsI PRiSls, q cent? icr yaTd.
- i DAahsk IhBLE-LISLN' IL per
yard vorth ~. ,,,ru. .,,,.,tu
ttyY' c SERIHiG 'i5dS%f fii4 ifo Lineu
J., 5litkEE fLANNEl- 6. 81. vot,t e.
TcS ELiSSGs. cRAeeiPirs b Il 'FLiSNrLs
poHEsTIC AND 'li'ot sERfEl iSG GOODS,
will be oh''ci q, ,e ,, ah,ys ,.sg ~. Of ,cS~
Al The CRY sIh. pALAlk EAfoklIh ~
No. Z52 BpWEhl. y,,,prs
SILKS, SILKS, SILKS, sNikNa S8 siiGs. .
,, BLACK iNb' CjLoREp SILKS
VII be offered,
AT \ TRENISDOts KEDt CTloN,
rrcu CHINE sliKls,, i... s sdi'a 70.
thittiD "a AN STRIFE SILKS - 6d o sor'n rs
N'''' ri'NiN BLACK ssIii.Ks.' 1'"'''''' 20
f kiaH flY Y5gs r. . s9r,o !, Y
And every dcrciigron o.
Al SFgfGEl5l> IF!tEs,
AT TIE CRYSTAL Phih,F EMPORIuH,
te w. TO- ~" y. r. ROBERTS
IfALL N COLD-FALL IN GOLD-GOOD
NlM. pDK IIE TEDpl 4.
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BIslNEss CHANCES.

A RARE CHANCE-STORE TO LIT AM
gocery and liquor store ne~ly fitted NJ. rent 10 and
~ good location Cal and see, Co t4c ium -,
2ia West llou ION ~. III
BAKERY TO LET AND BAKE hOl u,
- to0's ind sioc future for ale of ttures ~ cola
ca ie - nov, II ~ Iui cd from - 9s orh ith
Al " ilieHsburgh. AWy to q. W. hblsEi' ~
south ~ aal
EOR SALE-THE STOCK AND FIXTU RES
u a Aacy tore, doing a good oaih busincss. For
paHiculHs inlure At tls Hudson ~. fo'
EOR SALE CHEAP-A FISH MARKET.
! doing AiAir buaiueS. Apply al No. CTS Lishth
avenue. 81
FOR SALE-TO A CASH CUSTOMER, \
good butch ~ hep, Vel lifted w doins png
business, Also horse and cagi, Nih the furniture ut
the fulily II not Ia hy TUESDAY vii tc cold ~
auction On Neir 7tday, the owner - leaving the
city. Apply TO WILLIAM ABBOTT, aucuoneer,
Easi Bi'Ha~ay. Ia
EOR SAIE-KEROSENE OH. PAPER AMI
toy store, Reason tof selling other business.
~" GrAnd at, WInansburgh.
L'OR SALE CHEAP-sTOCK AND FIN
tufes OF goco svore. Inquire on the prem. ser,
~ Epst ajth OF. l"-
MILK ROUTES FOR SAIE-TwO MILK
A'l routes DONG good business. Everything 10
gooI order. good chance Tor - GO. IA pdrci 'scr
Apply 1t lj~ sands st. cor Gold r, brooklyn. $40
STORE TO LELAND FlNIDRES For
- sac Of grocery and liquor store, All nov, ttl
BE- SOLD cheap for cGsh. Call In tho stOrc .1v l'is-
ion ~. 2J'
THE BEINKWOFTH EXPRESS ROUTE
l. Tor sale, rith horic-, va-ous I'd harncts, puce
sIJn, Inquire at - Wet 4lst It. 'd'
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Personal NOTICES.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT II. Y.
4 NhNorth's Certificate, No ia Of 20 shares in the
GREAT western toBsoiidhtej Oil Co, has teen o.t
and app, aion made tor ihe rrucsh of the anne AZ
Yp0D RFWARD-MAN LOST-ALfRED
oODs. JONES, q resident Of Iflip, Long Irland,
- yeat Of re, feet II In. hirh, some. Lat round
eyes and one upper from tooth issing. When last
s,rn which wa on Tuesday evening, the IN inst 81
the corner Of John and .osdway, he had on a
heiNy say LeAvcr oyetcOat, gray pants nnd vet,
Nhite smut aud dark fur p. lie hal nth him : 80
IN He"nl acks The above rcvafd wil be pNd tor
any ihio nation thai leads 10 he fccnvorv by appca-
Won t0bARNtR CO, oil and g. Worth st. COZ. Of
Church IT, NY. COO.
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