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Tup GRFAr AMERICAN TEA Co.

Tie made ye'srday pafeE' concerning tho te 81
misl-4d believe
GKrAr TEA Co 1. ef the Coffee Department.
ogher tbs, DESTROYED, winch
not u,eIf-re with business Oar friends VIII IND
4. a. usual a % Ne.eyst corner II Chgrchst
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The schr EEerminae Davis from North Carolina with lumber
ashore southern branch Of the Ebrth River above %
rsiroad .d-e Norak the 9Th inst aud snk Size wod bs
raised In a DAY or Two.
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The LITTLE SHIP SPOKEN WITH.-The little ship
not much larger than ordinary boatha left this port
for Liverpool few days ago has been spoken with by
Capt Crowcl Of the Norman, the lltb inst at
H. about 20 miles OF Sandy Hook The name Of the
little ship is the Red White and Blue and when was
bowling along splendidly under easy sail.
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letter received Edsown 9Th inst from Fisher bark
LssoaA Of Newed reports her on Jspan no date with 100 bb
oi taken s.nce leaving Tue Islands
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Tlsss9 81 KS ~, y q q 4 ,,S 81
F.t% er~e. T3Ws$ q =. SCI Z Z !, Is
81 EXHIBITIONS


DUT ON and TAKEN OFF III n MOMENT by any
one, without sewing eyee ryet c1t n tie 10th
They chsuged from another instant "
of the cloth Made M LAUlt-,
GENTS and CliiLDRENs Wear; 1so ic te ARMY and NAVY
In order let the public AZ he great els"s % t-e
goods. offer send by return mai poe PREPAID Ic Il %
the price SLEEVE BUTTONS, ladies Gerts Plain,
zoe Fancy 5lc per doz SUSPENDER bIlOts 40
one ASSORTED BOX. containing dol each o Ooa Pis
Overcoas 80 box. a ii descriptive I. nom
which style OF Button be ordered S he sent by m on
application Cell address W. H. WATKINS sole Ac'n W. $40
Broadway corner Cana.t New York. Z o. ko So tt ifase
advertisement. SHOW 'f.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun R,e'.<t0 SON se,......7 % Moon set......s29
sandy Hook 80 Gov Island 81 Hell
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The bark Tamerane Winow New BEDFORD All at Horonn May
"a with 100 hbls sperm and 100 bbls whale OIL
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NNO-EORTE MAKERS.
Droroeals.
OFytcR SUPPLEMENTARY PUBLIC PRINTING!,
Ir1v ftI..
pEOPOsALs for ENGRAVINGs Of lho lLLls-

bli =
PROPOSALS. for ENGRAViNGS OF the ILLUS
fRhuONs ACCOMMODATING tse kaPoKI Of ' r cDsl-
vi be- Iee we'd at th oae uHii THUksDAY s,s 5ay ,Iy
Y oock for fTshns one set Of eecoyPe Ia;e' 10
ile Canoe OF Parents for thu year 1870 r ~ 11e 81
address Of M pasHee and The character and GGfe@ ne punt 90
The ds~"ss viii he furnished paper the eoairaeio who
and conpsctness and the execution Of the Wa rt
BEEN dSped IS the Standard for 6r preer: vdae ,
TO be delivered at TIL Office Zee o. cost i ifsnp I',en
rnns Bond and approved security viii be Ieqaei ioT tie -
qy vii comprise about Eve thousand Illustration mai
qtrrI 10 propose fr tue work Ly lfyan with
sanding than dgaye required 20 hi'igie
figures will b. estimated and paid for as nse ia.rsion
az Cvrrgenf Gns reesi Ienr psi 20 the eac of n =
wor under direction Joint Committee Printing
toi. 70 be -ven him with Proof made in -t
nen bidder sud ha, he po,ecs necessary facilities
tie PROMPT and PROV execution OF he work L.,
ahsI no'oo Tia; s -E s sSs ~ s Sc oH
Proposals will be ddeed to The Joint ConHie" on PFin'rs
Ma'sGs d. C. care q the and H4''ed on the en-
JNo D DEGREES Superintendent q The Palle pri9tins
Amesn Phsaelaha North Americsn, lew York Thbane "a
other paper viii Be paid paShns
rg'O RAILROAD CONTRACTORS.-The ALEX
Il ANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAILWAY Cok>
Road from SrTsnGs 70 FaeSies6sr foSy & in srsb s
1; I LEAD ss; in Ss q.
CRoToS AeUsDucr DEpaarsEsr NEw.i OAK July lst.
'9'D BUllDEkS.-Seaeu proposals, lnuOiseu lor
building dwelling In the Central Pork the ReoeF-
inpeseo. together with the Of the bidder and dae q IL
Offering vii be- received a. this Office unl ii O'clock NJ Of Tues
day day July 1866 which time they vii be pty
opened furnishing the materials and building dwelling IN
the Ceutrul Park the Receiving Reese rvor..
The rcay required viii be Five Thousand Dollar.
Plans and specifications can be Application 70 the Ch &
gEeeT Office where blank forms bids also Dc obtained
H Re5ERT Z a6SttRsfSr crosou Aqosaac, Beard
A. ". CRAVEN
Cporox AqrSprcr DEPARTMENT sSwYosK July u usG
ITO N-F0UNDERS.-SEALED PROPOSALS
will ohee. Rotunda, City Hal Para. uu u
O'Clock Of TUESDAY. the 2h day OF July 1856 for the
ply oi pipes Hz7S
sea feet Of iron water ppe,l2 nchrs internal diameter
10000 feet e cas-, iron ppei6 inches internal tmeief
LOCO feet Of iron watrrpipe 4ncie internal diameter
Each proposal he Endorsed Proposal. for Cast Water
Pipes snd Special Casn together with the oil the bidder AID
date OF its ohering.
The security required will thousand dollars
Specifications spphc Cd
this office.
THOMAS STEPHENS, } Croton
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH, Aqnsdpct
A. ". CRAVEN Board
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THEFT OF TgA.-James Murphy, boatman, was
arrested yesterday morning by officer Gilbert OF tho Twenty
fourth Precinct having in his possession half chest 81 tea
valued at ESQ tue property Of William H. Pegg Of No. 2l
South st. held bail in the Of $500 by Justice
Hogan.
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Sales bn Aurilor.

4. NJ MERwIs. Aucuonser.
DY BANGS. MERWIN Il co. B,oacTag cor. ith-
- ssl- Of Books WORKS Of Art Fancy Goods +eE ,' Sc
OHO. A. LgAyIrT AuctionetL
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 4jS Broadway
ID LEAVlTT. STREBEIGH Co.. sucrrsors % j. p. to0.ey
loNsIoNsKNTs soLlcIIRn. ApvANcv. NADK
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RoBPRT A. HAGGEKrY, Auciionc"I.
iiAGGRRrY 4 PHKLPs. No. ~ Priest


AssurkyT QuAETERMAsTrf OfffcE. !
No ~ sTATgsr. NEW YORK cry. July u, itoo
DY DIRECTION of the Quagterna, e.-GenCrl
I'D Public Auction. FRIDAY the 2oh instant. -
o'clock without fl a. Fort schuyler y. Y H. the Buildings
hrretooe McDougs General Ho " and
appropriated 20 other purposes
Ihywo yards entire rugh 70, feet, tank house and tank q
1880 gallons boiler oil sic gil
lrrss tbout so fet and smway Also TIE wt oe' Vnes
bathing washing apparatus IN eac ward e seven
large eauirn finncs, two l'rs" ranees-Hsrrsol- kcrne
high. Also ~ the lead aud pipes used for
service. supq'y and sof life IN the Hospital.
The buildings viii be si separately with the privilege Of i've
where that nub, Of Terms n sci Cssh
depo, q bid b. mad with TIE a1c
time and the b-n. paid rendition Of The
building. which within lire n utins be removed
pct T.. the Of the pprchser The Watrrciosrt
fixtures wang sud bathing appifat will be sod 10 each ward
srparlely with the puv-gc 1T the entire lot oil me wads
The gser.s and VIII be By ne loot, The
lead and iron WI be s hy the pound they H. buried in the
ground 10 be dug the o Inc purchaser weighed and de
lvered by the Post and PAID liz ccrEcaie
viii leave the Government WHAT II Csle GGen Of
O'Clock the dny Of sale Tor the Of those who
wish 10 sttend
Further information In regard 60 the nature ard krd Il materials
sud the situation and condition. be obtained q the Post Quar-
iermae st Fort Schlyef ~ T. IL, aud OF the uncetgned
Tie Government the night Of declining all bids offered
they cOnsidri I'd NJ fit or advantageous.
by order sf Breyet Major G.u. STEWART VAN NLlET,
Chief Qusrternlastsr Dept of the Ess..
II. c. MORGAN Br.ye Major and A. =. ".
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THEFT OF BELL.-John Brown was yesterday
arrested charge Of having stolen bell valued at s75
from the ship Manchester lying at Pier No 30 East River on
complaint OF Capt Thomas Glover The prisoner admitted
taking bell but said be only did it for fun Justice
STANDBY failed to appreciate the Joke and committed him for
trial
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'ThE BRADBURY
PIANO-FORTE
pronounced THE BEST by our hrst AF''' ~ Tho
AMERICAN Institute NEw-ioRE,
and by many State Fairs
Besides these THIRTY Of the eminent Musicians lnd ''os's
az M country have testified The points Of r2ceiecc
cover tie HsTl XII MEASUREMENTS OF perfect flano'
Cal ~ send for circulars with illustrations to
WM b. BRADBURY
fa-Q
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CITY NE VS.

FIRST TRIP OP THE NEW STEAMER MONTANA
The Pacific Mail Steamship Compauys splendid steamer
Montana lef her wharfat4 p n. yesterday trial trip
The unusual time VI starting was owing the extreme heatoi
the Day which had start been made in the morhine
would have affected tho fremen seriously and perhaps
rendered them Incapable performing their duties Inc en-
giues Of tle Montana probably ran all nlsnt nI ~
means q this novel arrangement Tie Montana is very
large ard powcff vessel end IS expected 10 altan ng
of speed Size rs Intended r the between Panama ana
san francisco connecting the former place with the reguHr
s.eancfs OF the Company from New-iorA.
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An EMPLOYER ROBBED BY HIS CLERKs.-Yesterday

AN EMPLOYEE ROBBED BY Ills CLbkhc' ''''o'""y
Detective shanges q the Eleventh Precinct arrested young
man named william Levy on the complaint Of bis late EN-
ployer Herman Rosenswcig residing at Nos $40 al" DC
Sou.hs Philadelphia. The complainant states that Oh inc
An s he e the excused and another man in charge Oh n
store No 933 South ST. Philadelphia, and during bis absence
they silks ribbons and aces valued at SIP and came
on 10 this CITY with them Rosensweg hearing that they had
been 10 Ibis city cane himself and caused me arr
Of Lew has already stated Sewed up ~ bed IN t
apartment occupied by Levy at No 20 Columbia ST., we're
found yards tie silk and the remainder OF the stolen
property vita the exception Of piece OF silk which was
found Ia he establishment OF Joseph Cohen at No 5 Grand
st. Levy having confessed selling to Cohen for $40
much below its real yaiue Cohen also arrested by
Detective ShauGles Both prisoners we're committed Tor eX
animation by j Is,ice STANDBY.
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SKETCH OF PARAGUAY.
ITS POLITICAL HISTORY AND CONSTITUTION
Policy Of Isolation and Treatment Of
Foreigners.

PRE- SIDENT LO p e Il
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Qearbers.

A YOUNG LADY desires n Situation as ASSIST
ANT TEAcHERn Private School withou. salary and {, r
l7t. Hudson ~ Y.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Cleared.

PORT or NEw-YoRK.........Ju1r H.
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l lNDEMAN q SONS
PATENT CYCLOID PIANO'FORTES
WeIc awarded at the late Fair Off American institute
FIRST PREMIUM COLD MEDAL
~ For
NOVELTY SUPERIORITY AND EXCELLENCE
awarded tbe~- Uneqused nstranenis a.
le State Fairs Michigan, Indiana Kansas and Wherever u.J
bsye been Exhibited IN Competition " B-WMrsn& ioi ~
wears Wareroons No lie koypace Bl.scser.s - togs
Wesi of Broadway Send for our new Gold Medal eeulaf
STEINWAY 81 SONS - .,o,
> GRAND. SQUARE and UPRIGHT PIANOS
Premiums The pnePAl lars m tn country
and aidtoi Erst Prize Medal al the Gani lt
ton at London 1862 In competition with 20 Hos fon
vy instrument constructed their Patent Asrsae Aanee
ment for i've years Wareroom' nos d and -
Est sorrtcentrst \. Y ------
rsNHE HORACE WATERS Grand, Square, and
A Uudght PIANOS, MELODEONS and CABINET OkiANs.
Whosse and retail 10 allowed purchased Alcny
p.vmer,s received SECONDHAND pianos q hareias
nom % sl25 Factory Warerooms No fS bTofwaY
Cash secondhand Pnos Pinos tuned and renaied st
Mus little sol ell at u cents per Pare hOkACb wa rhs
yVHE MASON a HAMLN CABINET ORGANS;
z a..o. the MASON iIAMLIS PORTABLE ORGANS. Fery
fe da.n styes prices so 900 each NJ H. have been
awarded highest premiums for impo-iin improvement and sen
superiority work IN this class Of instruments Nrf nie We
cs y and comparison Of ther work by the be-, uoecs al
m rafd that refer with confidence to nearly every organ
I'D al roe in be " for testimony 70 its superiority
Second eodeoIs and Organs Of American ana F0i'sn NAM
lactlre at low prices =.
W5rer3ous 10. 500 Broadway, New York
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PRICE FOUR CENTS.
FOR SALE.

A LIQUOR STORE ron sALE-Ar i0i WEST NINE.
- tccnth street Apply Ia the store.
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sDoGcssaIr w - rhs efs @
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supsIot snd Bssssia, 'As we nporls,t polns oa
fso 6y -a,sr ,asl ciesso snd saynsa about he
% az ss. o 81 s 1ae ss y ssws.sn w wo o as
Nees;os Aas ooa' e ioss 4. LAKE, Y, ,sepsEi:r e ~ ~
ohe Aia - mentioned srsAse of about NO niiss ln
y sl a1 sps % H r ss.ss s &. e -. ..sas sss
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pcT boaas n f7oe ssng sseh ~ straeni iaf
s gs & 5.ssi ..s I 10 s ,.s. < < a, ;p Ia. \
y S.s 81. y ,sl q r s s . g. ?, s,p ne c.y q s o X ~
bonds are dtersha Y bearer they can oe registered On
1ss lssssSs ~ ssss cr.mgsd y s.aq,is rma -!
Aharew y Grssn 80 Mes.r' kmnons 49, sas ~ ~ =
tscsed q Tie e,iion sss forih n lhe eomissys pan,
y samuel J. Ilisn .sd asslsr q dr.sa q 60 y, =
hs ben aiken 70 rncef The pnuapa And nseFess sss =
lbe poudl qltcfs y viii
Ian1s amounting = -, 80 acres gran - u q. ko,sf
ssat S., {, I s. so ~. asa " Y Z. x s b sa s Y IL ~
Serans ~ an sfranaenS~Et wh M f4rweft loan aud
TiuN Company of lhe city ~ Nsr YCfk rtFcty they tn
der., ,he, sgaa, gron..ins z ~ &C.. = ,ss,a,
snd Tusi Company Whereby they Hsre - py tN tbffs
sourons falling dqs p~ndaf - sassfaeioh q ~ Gnhn
roafihTbs rrae-.a. y s.ls. % ana. -, sa s'o y.
trustees hands On acc9ant of ihe Interest Ana prhfA9 ~
.fns@sl,Arn " s~an ssmasl D. rnd.n 40 asar,-
NJ Ure@n viii trustees fos ths nfs mlvs4Ns hends
holders all frcFittl iron ths art mpfR -
boudm w. paid tlsm ~ as % - ~ thffn .s
bufred upon such they deem ssAf 49,
s.tsssty ~ goyk d9as ani fafDistsl 10
CONSTRUCTION aOf equipment ~ W. 90 An1 tr
sUof other efpensss ~ he c9mpsny a. tho tsd trustees
Iss ma ~ esns frsrabls ore sv.ry particular
The fol0sns srtFAfs from rscEnt spors ~ Jsbn e.
CAmpb~ll. EsQ,. Chief Eggaesf
Iwoad festestiey sr. pg2a hs @ 49, " tss.
porthwsrd. and eqppins ihs sems 80 bpsnss. " .
enrh n road eomplstsd viii sItsnd len mixes inn ths
rmbsr Evns sa saias - sar asa. ~ ma so.s ,,
ha timber wish whet lbsss lands covered 1sod pns
logs are 10 dAy .ortA tp pr ~ i@ks - 1rms.
ard road 20 dsy -.s plst~d sna ia ~
rsss~r vth us osl sssiHsss y v ssss spsn ihh ps
anss III satl.s. ans .quy a.. srs forty uIss EusA
l ef this psa n ~ tbe besns slf.ady uN9sf
Ian s.tsesf ~ furfhsr sramnaos thai Ne ssna ~
ssrnnss for o1 whsa ssmpsse ,tryass = -. Lsss
wheat sryy ~ Minnesota fs ,hAs ysss 70 -in~s~1 81
n sss. q i. sss1s psr las accrued IA
pssfs sr rs- Tea sggr.n, fssAs ~ s--~sm>ns sbAs.
ons kbsss pro- aheve1 Ter ne st~l msy - ssn'
70 as q eur sp~ss che. ne bosts v ~ ssss " sssssss
W., = I. i s,sss sss - .sss 80 ;s,' ssisss ssss 80
! -" |" TubT5N pArropA CO. zee vsss ssss,
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FINANCIAL.

A U.ANTlc SAVINGS BANK CHATHAM SQUARE,
"A y. Money deposited before October 4 will
draw Interest from that date
SlA PER CENT INTEREST allowed, free of tar.
ID. VAN fELT, President
tHARLss n. BAILEY. TreAaurer
jOsKPH r. looPER, Secretary.
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Coss ov rgs s.sT eu.hIry p.trs.IlR me NJ,
s...ss ~ ss's s!.r tRg.s Rg q Y - Sisslga
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tTOR sALr-A SMALL HOTEL SITUATED NEAR
II one ~ hc principal fctrra 10 the city Inquire ~
t0ftiandt street
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SEPTEMBER q, ls66.-TRIPLE SHEET.
FINANCIAL.


FINANCIAL.
a. oon-wAsrED-or bond AND NoRrG AGE
,9').UUU. IN southern city $500 address Manu-
fAetursr, Herald onlss
4S 0OO AND sseD TO LOAN on Bosp .SD
'oooo %aiSSss' fSs e SSSiGiTi iS piHis No
SDE a0n wANrEp-oS BOND AND xoRrGAaF,
pz),UUU on uoinrunbers1 real eslase "a ~. MsV,,s ",
ssoo aud now rea,s ssooO per Address boz
414a Post oiiec.
HOUSES. ROOMS. &C.. wASrED.
GENTLEMAN Asp WIFE, TnoRouau HousE.
- sseps,s would ts Y ~ a. .1nsr meas- ~ .ss n p'g
AMI ys ~ B ss's. pSf1ng " % yans ~ @ rsea - 10
honesty and capsblisy Address noaseksspsr. Herald
class loeatoo se. yofs pnast,a ar walnu.haqg ~
given. Address Leicester, Herald once
PRIVATE FAMILY DESIRE 4 ruRNmurD
"a House, not above thlfy.GOh street hs,wesn second
receive attention. Address 7. hos sB7a ros pnice
A eurEr FAMILY or. rneEF ASp sEgyANY 81.
-ni,ab,e fap lo,,.eses,gne ss,ns psras H. III
box a5i6 Poet onice y. r.
LADY DESIRES 10 osrAlS 4 LARGE ,FuE.
h pe esSs i. Sa' a. on e. ~ M Il. es h H.
,eSs e r.fse5c srs ~ [ ass '.' & III so IS s &
oaiee
A YOUNG MAN I.srf.rY FROM Tlig COUNTRY
y With $4,000 so 90 n cash voad IKE e pnrcha-s
Graeery and rfoys,q store well est.bll.h,d Y gs.
@ ase, 'sicss Si, sb by 'ad sdd..Ss % a. r. .d
once
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED B9 4 GESrLEMAN
l.king rev ohet,, relereaes" given aud required ~
al-.s ni1ss ilu'sl ouies-
L'uRstsHED room. SUITABLE fot A DENTISTS
Y 3hac wApied Gctohcf u extension or room on sec"ni
up3f pett9h tpNt btosos4s y :, ~ ~ " - ~ uA
'''a A'''"'' h'iet'' ft'"itA n ~ ~ ~ -" 49,
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snall haen'.u iaiat7 aidts leni i9n b laedf
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Si'i,,A ANiFl'-Ni ~ An ~. 80 II u nt't - 49,
sleeis hetwgc broad Ard I4nn Adirss boa 80 loht
0ain", NFN fVik
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- h.Ah ant infq.cth sIe. .t s.s ti!a " ftcfssrp
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w n. .nI fr,lt5,a, ~ X l'i ig6r befueca rveay
WIKI e,, a * 4 \, .1.,l4, X W H., NV ncr.i ota
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w ioNs .a X ..5I eRlaa Is h.. oolyn l,taa oa ~
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,sr4STFg Mwr EUn9 NinpI.r on atsTDBt.r
w Min ..r IA r., faatrr Il. .ui,rd =. hlyi s,u4
lnAsr ' NN ts fankfe' NrTg N9tw.ru fNehtg "A aH4
TN s9' a sai tls''s .isa, is,,e i
a. to'ios
VI m.3 b,1.ie ~ ,r3a a,pl.l III
,ails.s i.,gs'
~. .Nf.n .. .t.pNlsurn rf10R I'll ,aI.
w t,e.,.W 81. t@ I.tt 5 l,ie rrirlf wv
aoad oo,r grca. III ;. e. l.r nc.npiea rgstt
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krAsTED-sgo FOR ~ DAYS ON FROM s0OD 10
w fi1ns ~orih " epods sscnrtys wlh pAJ aver
hheral Interest 1ddrsss Hsrkimer, Herald oniosL
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1DE n0n wANTED-oN BOND AND AORfG AdF,
DZD,UUU on uninrimbersd real estate "a Moons ~
$1,000 Tho property a insured In shs CITY fof
$4,000 aud ronts for 60OD per annuu address D"h
s,I4s Post oiee.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE

DosT OFFICE NOTICE
The mails for Great Britain Continent via South
steamer Hermann. and for Ire.
had via Qneen n per Rdlnburs saturday,
September R win close ,his once at l0SD NJ, aud At
0c up town o1lces follows
Stations A and Is, SOS A. NJ.
Stations aud ID, 7.45 A. NJ.
Stations and y, 30AM.
Station q. INA NJ.
The malls for France Brest and HAvre per steamer
Yereirc. win close this oce Saturday September AZ,
and at the np town onlces A. folows-
Stations A aud Is, s:0o A. n.
Stations G and ID. 7:45 NJ
Stations and y, gA.M
JAMES KELLY r. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-21
HORSES, AGES. sc.

TOR sALE-oNE BARoucHE, PRICE. $3.50; ALSO 4
Coupe price $500; both made by Miner Stevens. Car
be seen AT Cary's 8. West Twenty. fourth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-09-21

s.E a0n-wAsTED-oN BoNp AND NoRrG AaE
,D').UUU. IN Southern city, touo Address MANI
fActursr, Herald on
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-02-02
MONEY AND MARRIAGE.

In narrow and thickly- populated
alley, just without the walls OF old Lon.
don, there was, and perhaps still exists,
coal-shed-a dark, gaping, dilgy re-.
cess, well filled with Goals. and in one
corner a pile of firewood, technically
termed "penny-bundle"- fringe O.
ropes and onions, suspended from the
once whitewashed ceiling, and a whole
barrel OF Yarmouth bloaters at the door.
"A back room, dimly seen i'm the dis
tancc, served as "parlor, and kitchen,
and all, to the owners of the establish
ment consisting of Job Cole, his wife,
and two daughters of the respective
ages OF twelve and ten. The upper part
of the three-story house, with the ex-
ception Of the attics, was let out to lody-
ers, at weekly rental, varying from five
shiliings to half a crown.
! One morning in the month of -.
Job Cole was busily employed in meas
uring bushel of real Wallsend, scien-
tihcally heaping the measure to IA per-
feet cone, when genteel man walked
into the shed, and inquired "if Mr.. Cole
was within?"
"If it's Job Cole you want, I'm the
man, replied the retailer of fuel.
Can have few words with YOU in
private y demanded his visitor.
Why, don't see no objections ia
that replied job, "if so as you'll wait
till I've carried these ere Goals. First
come should be first served all the world
over, you know, at least, it's al'ays been
my maximum. Shan't be long. Here
Fanny, come and take care o. the shop,
while run over to Mother Smithers," ;"
bawled he; and down came a girl
twelve years of age, and, upon seeing
the stranger, sidled up to the herring
cask, and began playing with the savory
fish, glancing now and then at the gen
tlemen with look between sIyness
and fear, who, on his part, endeavored
to enter into conversation with the
child, but he could extract nothing
more than timid "yes, sir" or no,
SIR"
Her father, however, soon relieved
guard, and, throwing down the empty
| sack, cried, That's the ticket! and
now, sir, what's your business ?"
"A very agreeable business, I hope,
as far as you are concerned, Mr.. Cole )"
replied the stranger. but before |
communicate the object of my visit, it
is necessary for me to ask you few
questions"
ASK me no questions and I'll tell
you no lies, as the saying is" replied
Soc' OuCy AoWSoulcSeT, 20 II. Ou III
excuse me-but the fact is, care for
nobody, and nobody cares for me. /
fear no buns, not /. Cause why? /
owe nothing no nobody
have heard very good character
of you i'm the neighborhood, replied
the gentleman.
Don't doubt it" replied job, with
some confidence; should like to see
that man, woman, or child, that couIti
say blacks the white of my eye. that :
all. Pay everybody-wish could say
as everybody paid me-"
After little farther parley, the gen.
tleman induced Job to invite him to a
conference in the little back room.
| Your name Is Job Cole, believe? ?"
You've hit it-right as trivet," /"
replied job.
Your fathers name was-w
Job, too"
Have you, or had you, any rela-
tions? 2"
Whylet me see-yes. There's un-
Gle John, but ! never set eyes on him.
He went to Ipgeys when youngster--