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Smyrna times., 1865-11-01

TT In the North Carolina Convention, while tho
llon; b. +. Moore, delegate from Wake co 1ie
WA Was lactlously haranguing the house against
the tn telegram! of President johnson forbiddinr
th the assumption g. of the State rebel war debt,
the dag staff upon the Capitol broke and fell
upon the roof with laundering shock that
start cd the Convention and was accepted as
sion of the accident, Moore found the bprd;- 4;
hood to exclaim 9 Yes, Mr.. Chairman. when
North carolina submits to dictation, that Aar'
S stall ought to fall |" Itwon't do, CopnerbeaJs
Inc American pine or spruce is not vet crow,
tnat VIII consent to wave the Stars and Str;noua
over 1he assumption of the rebel debt or tIo Ros
reputation of the Union debt. WV VI the
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01

FESTIVAL. learnIhat the Ladies con-
nected with the NJ. Z. Church in this town
are about making arrangements for holding n
grand Fair some time during the latter nor
ton of this month, for the benefit ofthe church.
We are requested to state that the Ladies are
desired to meet at Mrs. J. III. Bowley,s this
evening
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01

SHoT.-John L. Robinson and Charles II.
Y Yates were in boat cunning and fishing near
Bombay Hook last week, when the former $
gun was accidentally discharged, the load tax
ing effect in his right leg, causing a very pain
full wound. A few shot also lodged in his left
leg. He was taken to Dover and from thence
to Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
80 q - -

Nor SOLD.-The sale of the Methodist par
sonage for Smyrna Circuit noticed last week, J
was overruled on Saturday last by majority
of the Trustees and the property consequently
reverts back to the Church.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
THE MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS-New Red
Wheat 81. 259227, Old 81. 3O@2. IS; White
Wheat 81. .7OG$30O. Yellow Corn, S5(sS7s
Rye is quoted at $l.1O(GIlS. Oats 52e.
Cotton 58c. per ID.
Gold closed yesterday Tuesday at $1.4o.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
SUSSEX COUNTY ITEMs.-From the George

SUSSEX County ITEMs.-From the George
town Union we clip the following items:
Fre-A fire, which came near proving Sc
rious, occurred in this town on Tuesday morn
ing last. About 10 o clock smoke and flame
were seen issuing from the roof of the Jail, and
in few moments it had gained considerable
headway. Assistance was promptly on hand
and the flames soon subdued.
DIR. G.. w. Maull has sold farm of 20 acres
near town to Rev. Mr.. Pennypacker, of Cam
den, Del, for $500.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01

The negro man, Paris Eddy, has been SEN
tenced to be hung for the murder of w. H..
Delaney Bryan, in Beaufort, S. c.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01

A FAST NAG-The first premium for speed
at the Salem, N. j.. Fair, last week, was awar-
ded to the mare Jenny Lind belonging to
Philip r. Clark, Of New Castle Id.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01

BURNED. We learn that negro church has
been burned at Massey's Cross Roads, Md,
and also house near Millington occupied by
negro woman who taught school in the church
recently burned near that place. 1t is believed
to be the work of inccndiaries.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01

If you want cheap Merinos or DcIaines 90
to Aliens, as he has full line, and they are
sold cheap for cash
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01

ADyERTIsERs.-Th real estate of the late
James English, near Kenton, is advertised to
be sold at public sale by the heirs, on Dee. I'd,
in this town.
Misses Griffin & Smith, on Main St, adver-
tise stock of superior trimmings and millinery
goods. Machine sewing done.
John NJ Boyd, near McDonough, has a fiue
horse and carriage, dog, gum etc, for sale
Jacob Hallman, ut Smyrna Landing, has
fresh quick lime for sale.
l. d. Hamilton has large lot of boots and
shoes for sale.
Thos. Carrow, Land Agent of this town, has
large number Of grass, grain, peach and truck
farms for sale
Misses Il. and NJ. A. Ofley will sell their
household goods at public sale on Saturday
next, in this town.
See adv. of Estey's cottage organ.
B. b. Allen has a lot Of very cheap Boots
and Shoes.
Topham & Co., 500 Seventh ST., Washing
ton, has 1000 sets government harness for sale
at about half price.
Baggs & Cotton make Fine Black French
Cloth Frock Goats for $27.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01

Baggs & Cotton make good allw..,p
cloth Oger-Coats for $50. 'N "'i-soe' Beaver
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01

Baggs Cotton make fine Black Doeskiu
CassanJcre Pants for $3.50.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01
Boots and Shoes.

/. d. HAMILTON has on hand full line Of
Boots and Shoes, heavy and fine, for Mems aud
Boys wear. Store on Main St.. above Aliens. mol
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01

TIE TIMES" is Pablish'd every Wednesday, a.
ternOOn, By Jos. II. H9FFEcxRs, Editor ard Pro-
PristOr, at Smyrna, Del.
TERHS-SunseRrrrlo1,--O gear. $500 in ad-
psnss, or $3.50 if nst paid ra ndof the year. No
faPer dise0atiaEsd ""tit aH"rrearsSre Pa'a-0nly
st the option Of the Pa6!isaeT.
ApyEarIsExExrs siH be inserted at the rsts Sepsn
Cents . line for hs frst :H'srtisH; sabsequeat in,
ssrtisas 81 cents. A liberal discount made to
9A!rfsr!y, 5e1i.as 'a1t rHI ysrrLy aduertissrs.
Smyrna times., 1865-11-01

COURT PROCEEDGNGs. The following cases
were disposed of in the Court of General Ses-
sions Of the Peace, this week:
State VS.. Daniel jackson. Indictment for
assault and battery. Defendant NON est.
State vs. Henderson Collins Sr. Indct-
ment for assault and battery. NolIe proseQu.
State VS.. Francis Watkins. Larceny Non
est. Continued.
State VS.. John Hams (n.) Selling liquor on
Sunday. Fined $40 and costs.
State VS.. VIM. ScOtton. Assault and bat
terry. Case continued.
State VS. VIM Fisher, (n.) Selling liquor
without license. Not guilty.
State VS. VIM. Fisher, (n.) Keeping disor-
derly house. Fined $50 and costs.
State vs.. Henry Mathews (n.) Larceny
Guilty. Sentenced to pay $S2 IL restitution
money, receiye 20 lashes, and to be sold as
servant.
State VS.. Margaret Mathers (n.) Larceny.
Not guilty.
State VS. Sarah Purnell Larceny. Gave
bond for appearance at April term
State VS.. Mitchell Curry. Assault and bat
tery-two indictments. Found guilty of an
assault in each case.
State vs. Elizabeth johnson, (n.) Larceny.
Guilty. Sentenced to pay $5 and costs, and
be whipped with twelve lashes and sold.
State VS.. Rachel Wolford, (n.) Larceny.
Guilty. Sentenced to pay $5 and costs, receive
II lashes and be sold.
State vs. Robert D. Moore. Assault and
battery. Not guilty.
State VS.. Louisa Smith Assault and bat
terry. Not guilty.
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VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS.


We will offer for sale on the SECOND DAY OF 0crO-
Der 1865 on premises the valuable Iron Property known
:. THE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, with 9. ~, acres
n Land about good Farming Land cleared and under
snee situated on the Cumberland River hy miles above the
eutb IN Lyon County, Kentucky, embracing large ana
ssnplete Rolling MIL Forge with twenty Nobbhng fre
3 Machine Shop containing Lsthes Boring and Planning Ma
With Grst Mill attached large warehouse, Dry oood
otore Office and large number OF DweinGs ior work
nan Also about forty thousand bushels oil Stone Coal ana
slxty thousand bushels Of Charcoal
The Iron Works have been In successful operation ior
number years and the reputation Of the Iron fully estao
khed with capacity for making ve or six thousand tun OF
saperor Charcoal Iron yeayunsu passed by any manurc
tof, n the United Sstes The facilities for obtaining Pig
Iron superior establishment In the West there pc
9 charcoal furnaces within one 20 three miles OF h
Nm capsule Of producing seven or eight thousand 'un Of
~ Iron yearly. 10
The fte. for obtaining cheap supplies Of Corn, Pork and
GeheT articles unsurpassed. - o
hpmens Of Iron be made 10 the mouth OF the Sun
1sriand River al seasons Of the year.
TERMS or SALE. .
The Rolling Mil Forge and Lands theeunto attached al
fools embracing Mil Forge and Blacksmith Tools ana Wrsn
~ Scales be sold credit Of two three ana
date with approved security, and lien re-
tnined until the purchase money 10 paid.
IL Understood that the purchase Of the MILL lands and M
Sses TO the wrought iron and cast iron stone
s4s charcoal farming tools carpenter tools hey mules
sssts kogs iron safe and fixtures in Office carts,
<dcnss etc and pay cash at fair vAuson two disnter
sed vsustion In they do not agree, TO
san M third man. o., .
shly TO the articles of copsrtner.hp -
Capitalists wishing invest 10 profitable iron property
vi DO well the where competent men VIII
- ready all times TO show the property and gve particulars
ursfl day Of sale. HILLMAN BROTHERS.
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ARREST op HOTEL THIgP-Sergeant PM.
,nsof the Twelfth Precinct Tuesday arrested Seo
Brown for having Monday stolen from sne Comfy.
the Railroad Hotel In Morrisann "esao. "ammitted ~
.Jnstice Burnett Of wsstebester County vi0'S' ''-
His con celebrates escaped.
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Markets-CAnzruLLr hxPoRrEp FOR THn N. Y. TsIsuss
WrpyranAY ,Juy 10.

Markets-CARzrUrLr hHPoRrEp yoR The n 7. TRIBUNE
"WEDNESDAY, July -
ASHES-The market "a firm and fairly sctiyeI sales
at o. 80 for Pots and u for Pearls
BEESWAX has been in fair demand at rather better
prices sales Of Yellow at 1880 for Western. and ~
Q55c. for Southern.
liberal offerings and continued heavy arrivals. prices
are again lower and close heavy at AZ 04sc. for Mid
dngs sales and resaes Of 800 bales reported the
receipts reported this morning weie 4, ls6 bales.
COFFEE-The demand for Rio has been little more
active but without eectlng any change Of importanee
sales Of l9l bags Marceus on private terms and
70o0soo bags at q a22c. gold we quote Rio prime a.
&c; do good 81 02l!c.; do fair, 2Cd2Otc; do ordi.
nary ls0lsic. and do. fair to good cargoes at 1874
cote. West India styles are quiet.
CANDLES have been moderately active without
change to note in prices: sales OF Adamailne at 2JU
2lc Sperm at 35c.. and Patent at 45d5oc.
COPPER-1he small supply OF American Ingot on
hand has greatly strengthened the yiewso hoiaers
and has restricted business materially Prices nave
advanced and the close tend upwards sales OF LAKE
and Baltimore at 29930c. New Sheathing and Yellow
Metal are without change to note the demand Is light
We quote at 4c for the former and &c. for the iste
Bolts and Braziers are selling at 45c. $500
COAI-The market for Domestic Is firm and fairly
active; the inquiry for the East has been brisk and
prices are sustained; in some kinds some advance Is
obtaned sales from yard at S6Gss 80 per tun OK 2o0
n. An auction sale Of 90 go tuns Pittston Coal came
of to-day under the superintendent OF Messrs Bur
dett. Jones Co., auctioneers The sale was largely
attended and the bidding spirited. but the prices
obtained very irregular compared with the
last sale The particulars of this and last months sale
IS follows; July 49, 1866 600 tuns Lump. % 80
81 50; 1900 tuns Steamboat So e7t; 200 'uns Crate,
e.; 300 tuns Egg. a. 050s7 10; 320O tlns Stove.
e. 1881 &c; 900 tuDs Chestnut IS 80 June-6O0o
tuns Lump &c 50d g. IS; 400 tuns Steamboat 70 I3i
500 tuns Crate Sc e0de7 05; 800 tuns Egg 81 2OOO
tuns Stove e. 20d g. 25 Chestnut 80 70 90
Another sale lot Of Scranton disposed o. under
tho auspices Of Mr. j. H. Draper, BY order OF the Della
ware, Lacknwanna, and Western Railroad Company;
the attendance as usual large, and the bidding
toeraby sprited so 900 tuns announced Tor sale
but in consequence Of the strike In the mines. the
President did not feel justified In dsposng OF more
500 tuns the particulars Of this and last month
sales are az follows: July $500 tuns Lump a.
% 5Oas6 e7!; 600 TONS Crate at e6 62i as t0U
tuns Egg at SC 75a So eo 5000 tuns Stove at 10
June-8O GOO tuns Lump e. 250s6 Ell OdO tuns Crate
e. 5Oas6 Is: $500 tuns Egg, g. 659s6 80; 5000 tun'
Stove s6 Goa 81 90; $500 tuns Chestnut. Sbdto rs
1900 tuns Steamboat, 90 s7tas6 80.
DRUGS AND DYES-A fair business was done II
the leading articles underths heading since our last
in price,, have special change to notes we quot
foil
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h1attbes ano JemeIrp.

LINE DUPLEX WATCHES, in solid coin
III silver only s2o genuine English jswsled
tsJer, pure diver hunting cases $40 genuine American
Lever, coin silver hunting $50 elegant silver hunting
80 Ipipes El5; Thermometer and Compass Watch go
EASis, fne Ensmeed Watches 500 Watches low 81.
CArELY BROTHERS, Importers, No. lo2 Nssssa'st-
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banking interest Of the nation, which will be pro-
NOTED by having at New.Ynk an institution with
$5O,oO0,O 900 capital.
The Philadelphia Ledger rays:
Secretary McCulloch has found II impossible to resist
institutions, many Of which intended for the South
ern States, which not In q peaceful condition and
restored TO the Union at the time. and expressed him
self In opposition to increase Of the number of these
institutions.
The following are the imports at New.York for
the fiscal year ending June 80 1865, 1864 and 1868:
1928. 1s63-4. Is84-5.
Enid for consn. el0O PIC 4s5 sl3sG40ss e67O7e5 500
Enid for wareh'g. 5323J,O76 e345979 2.2o6, l22
Tree goods; -. l6i26,sl4 l0354Ios lG,603 200
Specie aud bullion .4g0 2,09900 l,e90,$3
Total ent. at pit sso se5 1924 O45 sl6 273
Wd'n fun. Wise. 3e,lO6.iT 63,095s73 76.267e62
The figures show that the public has economical
in the use Of imported gew-gaws, himsy and costly
dry goods, and wines. The longer this policy is
continued the sooner will specie payments be
reached and all interests benefited. There arc
those who think the prosperity Of the country is
measured by the amount of imported dry goods sold
and the profits foreign merchants and importers
realize thereby, but they arc fortunately in tho
minority.
Inc exports IN the same PERIOD nave Deen as ioi-
lows;
1922. 1864. ls6i-5;
Domestic produce sl77 e67 800 sl6 81 Siei go
Foreign free goods. 3.09l,eG3 s3-,J26 24l96ey
Foreign (dutiab,e). 5,663273 6.2f4,339 Is. 262
Specie and bullion ~ o92.637 5s.27f2SO 5.5es.25s
Total exports s23 lei en- 49, s96 s242 462 GA
DO. exclusive Of
specie Ie6. 722. 544 lCs, 2577s 2o2 s72. res
The Customs duties in the years given above
were as follows:
1863. 1854. 1868.
5l,0J3.sc6 t77 ~, col e0i. l69,i9
The following shows the exports exclusive OF
specie from New-York to foreign ports for the week
ending July IL, and since the beginning OF the
year: ~
1869. 1864. 1855.
For the week 81 2rlte5 t7,e79 go t2,eiI737
Previously reported 80 go 2eo e7,li24 $40 s7oI26o
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JurY le.-1279 bbs Flour 26i bb!s. WHEY rcrn
mi. rorn Meal sc 600 BUSH Wheat g. 200 bush cG.
"a 81 Sash Oats. 10 700 bush. Malt 10 psgs As's~
/ 10 pkss. Provisions, G22 ptgs. Butter.
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Me0ifal.

nR. VESTS MONTHLY TONIC, the great
~ Female Regulator, bptv1 ts ing remedy Oates, Ne
~ BJssewpy, NY.
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BROADWAY THEATER.

broadway 1HEAIER
- Tine young. charming and fascina'ng
MISS KATE RElGSOLDS,
hs achieved tine triumph In consdy accorded TO any
artistic Of the present age.
She has unotensonsy compelled the Press and Public 70
knowsdse Ter SURPRISING merit and ssId her the appel
s,ion OF "THE CONEDIENNt or hMfHlCA"
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, July 10 and TO-
frat time IN NewY&k, -
TIE YOUTHFUL DAYS OF RICHELlEU
and ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA,
both Of which she appear supported by the fu company
SATURDAY. July "a, RtiGNOLDS MATlNLE, eotnmene-
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Eectnrcs an6 Meetines

rNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING of
1 the UNION ASSOCIATION OF the llth Assembly De.
trct 20th WAfd Will be held at Thiftyhlfdst and
Eshth.sve. on THURSDAY EVENING July ~ at oeooh.
THERON H. BUILEH, Chairman
Ksox McApEs. Secretary.
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VJ,HE AMERICAN PROTOTYPE COM.
Chances for Business Men.

GREAT BARGAINS.-For SALE State and
" County tights Of GlLBEBTS patent COAL ASH
0FTER. 1t fits any common barrel you have only TO put
your ashes into the hopper work sieve and WORK
b done and dust, ID. coal passing through spout into
Nod the into the barrel. r. BLAKE No. Tyon
DOTTERY for SALE, will be sold cheap
In business part OF Brooklyn. The works stand sI
lots Of rrouDd two kns feet diameter by 10 feet
kGh In the clear the other IL feet inches diameter and II
Nj hish with biscuit bns above all In perfect working
sser with handsome stock Of materials hand that Il
can pot full operation In day For further psrticu
hss sddrer POTTERY Boz No. l5S Greenpoin Pos.U ce
Long Island
PROPELLER for SALE, IL months old.
il Length IS; Beam II; Hold feet DRAFT forward q;
En- 3ieet. PIice 1000 JOHN STUART, No lsS Broad.
Gay.
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printing.
Gurnifure

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Jw asnted Also solid Chestnut and Walnut
Chamber Suites plain and ornamental at H. I. fARHlNO-
TONS 80 Canal-st- opposite Wooster t,ttbhshed 1885
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Drp Goods.

4 T. STEWART & Co.
A. AXE PREPARED TO FIT OUT
fTEAMSHIPS, SAILING VESSELS, RIVER
STEAMERS, YACHTS, SLEEPING
COACHES
HOTELS, CHURCHES, PRIVATE DWELL
lNGS AND PUBLIC BUILDINGS
BEET HAIR MArrnEssEs, .na
BLANKETS, QUILTS, SHEETS,
so"ELs A cHa nsf AS6 SOFA CUSHIONS,
DRAPERIEs, LACE CURTAINS,
VELVET CARPETS,
tt line are solicited from o., parts Of the conntry
yey will be executed promptly and at toe lowest market
A T. STEWART & Co.,
BROADWAY, CHAMBERS AND READE-STs.
b II. MACY,
IL. HoUsEKEEPNG AND WHITE GOODS,
tACEs, EMBROlDERES, RIBBONS. FRENCH
hOWERs HOSIERY, GLOVES, Ait,s and Underwear,
HnDen Camb. Hdkh, Hoop Skirts COr.ets. &c.
Fancy Goods and Notions.
Phil stock Gents Furnishing Goods. ,,o,
Alvey, fS ss:Srmsn, Of bet qps Shty fH MdsE
kIp GLOVES YVES LOWER THAN ANY 9 y Msc MUSE
Nos 2o4 and 2o6 srthsve. near FOurteentb-st
hELANO LIFE-PRESERVING VESTS
~ Every person travelling by water or goine on oosns
worn they can iIhsedh once OF IN the water
great aids to good s"iIner ana VIII support 'h0'e "n
REBbER CLOTHING CO., Sole Manufacturers.
No 3i7 Broadway. corner Leonsrd'st
DEADS! BEADSM BEADSG
ID AND FANCY GOODS.
n p. BROWN, Importer,
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Amrsemenls.
NIBLOv GARDEN.

NIBLOv GARDEN. Begins at g o'clock
THE '9 coo Sl.sf' THFiTR in Me eF4
Fy TEE rgc AYP TIE fREss THE
OBTAIN ADMISSION.
THIS THURSDAY EyEXINo, July aoard
after the most f sfI ME IN x Tor the
grand spectacular drama in three scs BY Mr. Dion Bouc
caoit and +. "a. honse, esq, entitled
Arr AH-NA O @ UE;
OR THE WICKLOW WEDDING,
the sole rht Tor production Of which has been purchased
for Hew.Yo rk by WI. Whes,ey, -
Mr r H. GIENNEY a. sHAUN The POST
MI. JOSEPHINE ORION as ARRAH MEELISB.
ne !, W T. sheridan j. W Blsisdell W. Il Norton z. B.
Holmes Charles Peters w Scailan W. Jainsou Charles l.
Psrsoe j. w. II. Danvers Misses Maria Mseder, Mary
THE GRAND scENIcAL EFFECTS.
BY r. Hillisrd, j. Thore, Whitman. billiard, j., and W.
ELEGANT AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES
pRofSfkaTRni.sf n ASB HsnFdFe6iSrMfSrs.
MECHANICAL CONTRiVANCES
by j. johnson aud assistanis
ORIGINAL MUSIC
by w. C. Levy author OF Punchineo, &C., under the baton
ALL ENTIRELY NEW.
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS in ADVANCE
w ENTHUSIASTIC RECEPTION
BY A HOUSE CROWDED. TO OVERLOOKING.
Of the talented and popular Young Comedian
Mr. DAN BRYANT,
The MOST CRITICAL AUDTENCE5 oF THE OLD
WORLD,
have stamped him r,, rrrrr
THE MOsT NATURAL AND ARTISTIC REPRE-.
SENTATIVE vi Irish Life and Character nv" LiNlNt
EVERY EVENING
he will appear in his truly great impersonaon OF lin
O'BRIEN In BroughuIn's Domestic Drama of
TIE IRISH EMlGRANT,
and also
HANDY ANDY,
In w r. Floyd, successful adaptation Of Lovers novel Of
that name,
surpotedby
Miss lone Burke, Mrs John Seton Mrs.. Jennings Mr..
Charles Fisher Nh Warwick Mr. J. + Whiting Mr. bowes,
Mr. Browne Mr.. hiilyAId, Mr. Williams, aud the entire
strength OF the company.
In active preparation entirely Irish Drama replete
with interesting incidents aud the powerful effects,
written expressly foT Mr. DAN BRYANT, by Mssus ,. y
Mseder and I. Il. McDonou9h, aud entitled
SHAMUS O'BRlEN,
THE BOULD BOY or GLiNGALL,
TALE OF 80.
broadway THEATER
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FRUITS AND BERRIES,

Delaware Peaches arc coming forward In fair order
but In limited quantity Those In this morning sold all
tho way from 81 50 10 60 box 1.-TWO BASKETS lew
Peaches are SALE but they are poor and prns
I'll goa A. y basket We quote;
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90 farmers ano OILERS.

A GRICULTURAL Drain Tile, Glazed Stone
n ware SEVER pipes Flooring Oven and Green Hooss
Tiles Yir. Brck Chimney Tops Vases. kc. &c Depot Of
Long Island Pottery No. 20 Pearst ~ Y. Edw. H. Quinn
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4 CADEMY. OF MUSIC.
IA BENEFIT or THE
SUFFERERS BY THE LATE FIRE

Il ALL N l. UT MUNIi.
"A BENEFIT OF THE
SUFFERERS BY THE LATE FIRE
BARSUMs AMERIcAN MUSEUM
FRIDAY AFTERNOON and EVENING,
JULY 81, 1868
All TIE Dramatic and Musica Talent Of the city have voun
teered.
Tictes Soc reserved seats 81 Fot sale at the Academy
OF Music Beer Sohirmers No. 70 Broadway Irving Hall
and At the headquArers Of the Committee, at Lawrence
Co o. No. 4se} broadway. J. BRlDGMAN. Chairman.
GRAND FINALE Of the "SAENGER-
" FIST"
In honor 70 their invited seeugerfhends,
THE ARiOS SOCIETY
will hold Picnic and Summer nights stora IN ,h,.i asGA
and splendid siy.e at -
FALK'S LION PARK.
thursday July 20. 1865.
To commence st oclooS ,.
Tickets 81 EACH admitting gentleman and ladies' and
not transferable.
To be bad from members only, and al the AroDs bead
f'-''''' '' TIE COMMITTEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-20
TITUs OIL COMPANY.-Notice is hereby

Il given the Office Of this Company is removed from
Bs II Wsl.st " w. the city Of Roche sr. No - Arcade
JOHN l. RE QUA, Secretary and IreASUIer
LAY ID 1865.