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GREEN A WILLIAMS A,
RY 0REEN D WILLIAMS, Auceopeer,
y no. sac, corner Of 7th and ID stree,.

PAhLoR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION
On THURSDAY, the sth instant at no ,clook a
ms We shall sell, at the residence OF q sentlemsn
defining housekeeping. on q street north bet xaen
lth and 18th streets west. being House No 26s'
One Psrlor Set, Mahogany covered I'm Hair ol.,h
consistins Of Sofas, 6hairs, aud Rockers
Walnut Whatnots, Marble ter enter Table
french Plate Mantel Mirror
Ladies slnut Work Table
Zine W alnut Bedstead
Marble tsp Dressing Bureaus, wsshstands, and
Mahogany Wardrobe end Lounges
Walnut Extension Dining Table
Walnut Marble top sideboaId
Painted Cottage Sets, all complete
Suried hair, Hush, and other Mattresses
Oak Frame Cane Seat, Dining Chairs
Fine Brussels, Three ply and other Oarp.u
OIL PaiHtings and EHgrayipes
China, Glass and Crockery Ware
Hall S,i Oi9ths Rugs, Brussels Stair Carpet, and
Zine Cooking etoye and Utensils
Parlor, Cham Der. and other Stoves
good let Of Kitchen Regulates.
Terms cash. .
no5-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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- Stores 3l5 and 3I1,
south corner Pennsylv snia avenue and 9th ct
PIREMPT0RY SALE or A LARGE STOCK
" blRsT GLASS DRY GOODS, SILKS.
CAsslMkkke. WHITE AND OOLORED
SHiKns; BLAkkkTs, &c;, AT AUCTION
commencing at 10 oclScE, we will sell, without
reserve, for cash. within the stores a large stoct
Of the above goods, 70 cover advances, comprising
100 pieces Of best brands of White Blesched Cot
20 pieces Of Unbleschee oottone
= pieces Of Walthan Bates Mills Sbeetipe
80 pieces of choice brands Of Prints
20 whole pieces Of Black Silk
50 pairs OF fine SIX bou nd BlAnkets
% pieces Of Oolored Cambrics
10 pieces Of Canton FLANNEL
90 dozen Impress Hoop q irfs
Pieces Cloth. Cassimeree and Caseinets
Fine MeriRo Shirts aud Drawers
White and Colcred Shirts and Drawers
% dozen Umbrellas, different sizes
20 dozen susPeaders, part vexy fne
Full suits VI Ready mads Clctaing-Pants, Vest,
Seek and Overcoats
Lot OF Ladies Clocks.
With large stock Of other prime and seasonabIe
bry 0oods. ell Of which will positively be sold,
nos W. L. WALL CO.. Aucts
Alex. Gazette, c hrenicie and INTEL
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orr MIN

n = n @.
Opening OF . large and fine assortment OF
fREhOH GOODS, composed Of
Ladies' and Childrens' Cloaks, Cloth for Cloaka
Bonnee. Trimming; Buttons, Ladies' Undersar.
ments, 1ans. ell kinds Of real Laces, Lubtn b
general
.Closhs and Dresses cut and fitted, also made to
NJ WILLIAM
oc ~ $50 Pennsylvauia avenue.
UAR OOuNTER. LABGB STOVE, ANn
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no3d Intel -
ITO LET-H applied for immediately, on the
and ToRfr
Hotel; one Of the bes stands for sfee any other
sHi a 0seSSisc lately By the Northern Cen
y one mile Of city limits. This land VIM be sold
for SIls per acre 4 Great Bargain. Terms easy.
ss : D. STOCK s sns
ton. oc 21.iOts
LOB SALE Oh RENT-hy DWELLING, SIT
u uated at the intersection of Maryland and Vir-
HE HOUSE, Is 81 feet 'front.' By feet Gsss, With
vide ball through the center: The lot IL 100 feet
S %s,s by ia feet deep sThS.einf Hss hssf Of
ss ii-da JUN sssson House.
FOB RENT-In 0eorsstovn, FURNIsHED
HQugE. oontsinipe 70 rooms, water and gas;
Penn. avenue. pear S4th street. oc is-im'
EOR RENT-sevsrsl ROOMS sn Teisgrsph OK
II ice 3Ae Peunsylvaniaa avenue For terms i'm
Quire at 40 b street, north Patent Once, at 10
Sc SIT J. TowLEs. Agent.
EOR RENT-xhe efORn. No, 39l ID street,
aysnas. and iscne Of the lsrgsst snd most oonye.
Hsss sof.f Axe 81. S:s s
y the reciaence Of MAJOR Theephilu. Gaines, con
q H. ss $
barn, De Address 3. g." 431 = street. wasn.
1nsson' p. Cor cal In person. between : e1s p
E0n eALB-fhe conneAious and extensive
~ H00en I'D 0RogH Ds lsoeted at The north
sss q 6ssss II.
sss se.:S 3 i; sfir TsfH =
Nils ,s,s o3 nssi nssass BpOksrs. poEthvsss
lSof I'VE Avsn sno -. r.. n wa
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Oh CASH
INTERIOR DECORATIONS

L Oh CASH,
INTEBIoR DEoORArIoHst
CHOICE STOCK
kss tS5 the
PAPERHANGINes,
OF Foreign and Domestic Manqfaeture. of the
best Fabrics. and LATEST sIYLxs, sppropri-
and Librsriss embracing 1ew rich and UNIQUE
Also . large and select stock of medium ana
low priced papers.
WINDOW SHADES,
New and beautiful patterns, on buff. green, and
aToSne" WITH Git Borders. waS and a1o Stone
Centres window Shade. Of any required size,
style, or color, m sde to order.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES.
The largest assortment in the District. warranted
ufsct1rers in the country efnbr acins Walnnt
umitation,l Rosewood, and all gilt Oval Picture
tographs taken are requested to cali ana e9smins
OR assortment before purchasing frames.
PICTURE CORD AND rAssELs,
In crimson, scarlet. green. and blue coIors, from
the smallest PeSeo3rs DDs I: the erss:t portrait
special attention paid to this branch Of our bust
WALNUT BRACKErs,
SIDE AND CORNER WALNUT BRACKETS,
II EASELe, &c,
PAINTINGS AND ENGRAvINGS
Always In store. On sale, a few choice Paintings
Thankful for the liberal patronage received, the
attention Of the public 10 called to the above stock
ss the most complete in the Di strict, large pOr
ton of which - been manufactured specially to
order; snd, with the weekly additions received
r Ra i 81 ms: Is .
ing or window shades punctually and faithfully
be Iy esdse as
satisfaction guaranteed; and goods according to
eSse G the Il p Is rates ,n Ss thsy can BE-
cash for goods and labor,
TERMS POSITIVELY CASH, WITHOUT Elk.
Please remember the number-4s6, and the
J. MARKRITHR.
No. 4s6 SEVENTH STREET,
no sswif. doors above Odd Fellows Hall
FBON AUCTION FROM AUCTION
Linen aelsbnek TOW ELS, ONE yard long. with
pieces DiAPEs. such Is sells al 81 90 q piece
", Cal re . soie ss 2. ~ 70 :nsm a,
- SBLBY YATES,
mol 4s Market Space: under Avenue House
- WOOD wooDu
...-- 80. ....-- ......-..
Baltimore Oompany's White ASH. $50
Lykens valley BED Ash s7e
spruce Pine Wood Per cOrd...... sos
sax sax y So oSa s Pet 4SiS na s@
DO. Oak...... ...-.... .....-.- 90
ORDERS left st Hall Hume 3, orocers. No. "a
Ms1et space, Louisiana avenue, between 7th and
oth greets. viii be promptly attended to. Once
ana Yard 9TH st., bet. X and ], Island -
oc2sIm E.C. BAUM.
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A p,.nTIyuIFF32B s sAIE .,r,n ,,px y,

&; ~ , nEsA ya SITUATE, yARM ON
IL SSoS sSS as .sSss q
sODysnie ness fOr iaInins. With plenty Of fruit Il
raj soins sss.ssn sshinstca' F rsdsri s s% Hi
and into os.
nS s ss sss
spy Ys
M Ma; . near Yii give sSs q y:
?; o @siu INTEL 'AAI sr aSMIz Agent.
LOB RENT-Lsrse and desir able ROOMS, at
Mrs: D6SaHiRTf. on the premises. 9sefgs.
ota small establishment. corner 2lst and d
streets; This 10 good chance for one attending
on easily appliestisn. ssnt low. WIZ noa-st9
sSHfHs 81 an sfssS$. sTk.SS
e ore hundred ana my feet SQUARE. On either q
submit Sss Il sn1Sna o nss
tsrm., thIeugh nail, 9 the Ghsirmss Buiidins
$50 Rs:s osss ie Ssr.n P'isn Z ss1
LOB RINT-The large four. story DWELLING
l. HOUSE, Is By AZ feet. No. ~ In Indiana ave.
nue., with . spacious stable and carriage house.
Possession November LIST. Apply Of and O'Clock
? M, ct 400 street, to JAMES TOWL1S,
EOR R1NT-Large and small fur mabel and an :
4 fuIM.hed H0UeES and APARfMINTs suit.
able ,or usekee ping. Also, For oale several
S S: II ss: Ssu':
ZOE sALB Oh RBNT-On Pena9 avenue, .
'or HoUsi and sh.ss
sfsly east Of the National Hotel. VIII acommodi,
9S1 nscrS IN frenf Title indisputabla. Apply 70
ioth street west 49, oc Is II
(IEOR0ET0wN HOUSE A9ENoT, =
NJ 100 BBlD0E 6TREET
We have several desirable HOUSIe Zoe rent, .
93to ee0 Also, 6yst-cless RxSIDINCEs, 90
St1O We invite the sttention Of feiisbse par
&C z in' 0RMg . o0oPER.
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OABINIT TURNITURR.

friends G sRi fsi;sH ;SSsi f 81 ;sssF
81 S;' ~ '' q e e JSi;s;siS25Rs
10. not necessary % larticulsrize, - our Stock
4 s4HB
bbisaMEHT and q prices :hss defy COMPETITION
se3-eoSm Southeast corner 9Th and Dsts
EYHHy BRITISH OONsULV HAND.BooK,
aaus dS GonsuIaf onHSn pr.c
Reglements ConsuIsires des Etets Msritimes, 1
EpSums se ds De S,:req g Dc v;l.t Guide
EPs .,. dee Agent Gon.nl.ifss volumes
Billomatiques Of Consalaires. > volumes: Paris.
peGussyIpietionnaire du Diplomat Of du Consul,
sss.s 1oiams Ssw 4orS e. G nssS
States ConsusI System and Manual for Oonsuis,
Manual and PrsctesI asido. j volume; London.
% Martens-Precis des droits ct des fonctiens dee
soIi. sCn~ sss
same subject; on Maritime Law; on the Laws Of
i " :s'i ;s:s;; e
THE CHEMloAL DIRECToRY and Pharm.. !,
4 csntistI Oompendiqm; LONDON. Outline. Of
sTSSdns,iSn e So.s ShsSiesi AnsIy.is; T9ndes
Pharmacy; DTspers Text Book Of ch snistfy.
So1R es s1 s T:ynr and many ether
se Is -" TRXNCK TATLos"
i Sa.:ss en-: R.Ts v.s:ssS
SS.sSss g ne While Hca.:. os1s s; q.
sss s :Ss Italian B Bsissns. ssx m1s:
5::. : Sis:ss iiasaST
Ps. = ;ss:s! ai
q io se oe ,Ss %
Woodford Stone. late Of washinetos. b. C.. De.
sGssy ssrss to sss the sad
with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or
law be Excluded from ali beosS Of Inc H' .sid
Given under my hand. thi. ,,sh day Of October.
&C 80 lawsw. ksmisistystri.
DARLEZ yOUs FRANCAIs; Or. Do You speak
ss.ss 90 Sic
f:si: I.:nss;:, Ssc 81
cents Resseiilements Poetiyoes, par LsIrsrsine;
" osss Vie De Jesus par fsSis fsxLon
Est BLIsH ED 1913. : :
prysersr 1 is si f t9g:ssssaiAo1u FIST.
punr %i hss f fiisY; III FOUR
@ ROOFS. &C. n sohSoUs
EEnit Trees OF hnest quality, and moderate
In price, can be supplied by the undsrsisned, -
Consulting Of Standard and Dwarf Pesrs, Apples,
Peaches, Apnoots. HsctArines, Cherries, &c
Grape yines-DelavAre, Concord, Iona, Adiron-
dac. &c. =
Lswton Blsekberriss, Strawberries, Currants,
10. : : p - = =
Eversreens, ehsds Trees, Roses. &c.
c.Dsstns Or poasse and sipss a1ssniS,
sssx Prev; =, f.'i quality Bulbs Sc
.-.-.s.s,.-.-s.,..5 - = JOHN SAUL,
392 7th street, above II
- Seed store Will be removed. after Nsvenbsr
lst. 70 Ste 5th street. opposite o 9. Psaaot or
90 ocl colin
WI RePkeTfULLY1EvIrE TIE AffKN.
w on Of the public 90 large and eseennt
assortment Of CHANDlLlERs BRxOK Ers.
and other Gas rlxTURBS-the beet eoliection
this side OF Philadspha-ali from tbs cslsS rste1
cstablishDent 81 Cornelius Baker, PhiadsI ohia .
which We cell ~ UeuufActurers' prices
ALEX eaEPHBRD q BROS,
xo9 PsDnsylvAris avenue. south eide.
&c ~ Near corner llth street.
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pARLEZ yOUs FRANCAIs; Or Do You SPEAK
Do You SPEAK German 60 essa. HSesa va HS ~.
RR.gGISl; I., Do fSe SIesa sesni,h g se.ts
cents. Harmonies Poetiquee. par Lamartine Is
cents, BeeseilleTnents Poetieoes par Lalrartipe:
oa3o ff -f@efl rkANCK fAyI.OR
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NEWS.
AMUsIMKNrs, &C., rO.NIeHf.

. AACoBAkHTSs &C. IO-0l0Hx.
NAT1osAL THEATER.-Second night OF Mr.
j. W Wallack, when b } will appear Tor the
only time during this engagement in his cele.
brsted inpersonatipn OF s,Riehelieu,' in BuI-
OF the stock conn any.
COLUMBIA GARDEN Dancing commences
at 9o'eioCk this evening. - =
d STorr's HALE, First Ward-First rrand
ball OF the Western Beneficial Association this
evening
ODD PILLOWS HALL-Iecture nv Rev Ed.
war1 J. SouraH, ). j., this evening for the hen
n; OF THAI noble charity, the st. AIMS Infant
Asylum. :
LADIES FAIRs.-Two fairs are now in pro.
erees, al either o which You can spend your
money ~ a'd good object and have an agree
so'e evehlng besides. The Rebekah Degree
As,9c,stion hold theirs at the Odd Fellows
Hall, Navy Yard, and that for the benefit OF
the 81. Mary's Parish School is in proxrers on
sth street between G. and III north.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF HEALrH-A
meeting OF the Board OF Health was held last
evening. Gen Bacon in the chair and Dr n.
N. Dove secretary. 80 = :
DR. Ford, from the COMMITTEES to revise the
neaitn iews, reported that they deemed il I'M
necessary 10 impose very stringent measures
except in time of epidemic.
they also submitted draft of bill to be laid
before tne Councils 1t provides that any
member, or the secretary of the Board of
health, or any officer under their direction
Snail nave power 10 enter and inspect prem
ISIS, anu, III req ulsite. 10 aOate nuisaeces: and
that any person interfering to hinder an in :
specuon snail forfeit penalty not exceeding
80 IL further provides that the members Of
me Board Of Health shall have power 70 de-
termine what are nusances.
The report was adopted. tf-- s.H. ..-.
DR.. Dove submitted a resolution providing
that, where any garbage or other offensive mat.
ter Is found on any lot or other Enclosure the
Board shall order its removal, and if it is not
removed 0y the owner of the property then il
snail oe removed at his expense, which was
nf hi 80
Ford.
The attention of the Board was called to the
fact that Mr. b. r. sherwood had failed to re-
move nuisance from his lot, on L street
DR.. Dove said that Mr.. lsher wood had been
twice arrested for failing TO remove the nui-
Sance but was dismissed IN each case
AIR. Wilson said there was an ind trnent
pending against Mr.. sherwood for the fence
and ne hoped the attention of the Distri,t At
torney would be called to it,
Dr. FenwIck reported a case of cholera on It'll
street west, between g and III streets south.
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Est BIZ led 1873.
pnssorsr 4 AID si f eGssxHs5iiAorurrs,.

w on Of the public 90 our large asd c,es.nt
assortment Of CHANDBLIERs. RRACRE rs'
aid other CAS- flxTuRBe-the best ccilection
this side OF Phllade phia-ali from tbs ceisSrst
estAb lSshnent 81 Cornelius Baker, Philade 81 paa
which We cell 81 NE ugfActurers' prices
Alex B eaEPHBRD q BROS,
xo9 PeDnsylvAIis avenue. south eide.
&C u ~ Near corner llth street.
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EROM AUCTION FROM AUCTION
just received from Auction. IS dozen Barnsly,s
Linen n ackabuck Tow ELS, one yard long, with
fringe worth 20 cents and viii be sold for Is cents
q pieces DIAPER, such sells at 8 so q piece
will be sold at S275.
Call and examine them, at
- SBLBY q YATES,
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E0R RENT-A pleasant UNPUBLISHED RESI-
4 pENCE, at the corner Of 18th street and New
and good cellars. Rent 81 200 per annum. nav
able monthly, in advance. References required
Apply ct 46c Pa. avenue, next door to United
States Hotel. Possession given on LIST December
no 3-6t~
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Real estate for 8alf.
ALI. WANTING FARMS.

IA Larrs and thriving Of v,nesnd MID cbrnsfs
% miles Of Philadepsby railroad Rich soil produces
large twenty tracts e., per acre payable ~n o
and mailing mproyemen Apply 70 CHAs h lands Pro
vDesnd Lands J. Letters answera fapers
information win be sent hee From h<Bo
Solos Robinson. AssewGI Editor Of TIE I'osne non< s
erd posifioa dsd sssta1
coalition rsasast aysss isss ssee ' "Ss 81 1~
Wesfsrn
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% WbSm It map Gonesrn.


A TaMEETING Of the METR0POLITAN BOARD
"A OF HEALTH, bed 1t is Ohe- No. 3O Nett 10 the
Dtty on the 1th day OF September 1906
sei That Section IS otbe Code Health Ord ADOPTED
Aed 20, 1895. be amended TO read ~ follows
SEQ ta cattle, ks shall driven
ely bs Of either Of the Cs Of NewYork Bookyn
between the hour Of IL the
sso Of tAs nezt ornns Dor .hA tasn twenty cattle
than hun6fed hog than hundred
driven
ednr toward their dssDstion they vi. ena.nsr
tbs lives Of human beings. -
f. al Esxoss CLARE. Secretary.
rTtHE FOLLOWING UNITED STATES BONES
hs,e etsa e:, stolen Viz ysa so Cosgsn Bood Of ESQ
eeoh dated June u.s. 1895 numbered Us 5e5 res
ia 50 6t5 66 1856 Ca 1885, So alec Five $50
Ros Bens Of 900 Zach las Of November 1865 Bub-rss
ta.o7a 53e7t. 33oT5. a307t-33,077.
Al psons cautioned ssnst negotiating the
stion Of value esmuncatd the uBdegDed respecting
wih be properly sekBewesxsd and eoulPen.aied :. -.
aka REWARD.--STRAYED, Sd October,
~ leyO hon premises ofG BARCLAY. kew.lisnbe,sh Du
chess County n. r., cbessut MARE
Fashion" Isl f hsnds lengthy
Goal foil t ANAL white hdeoet FOR her recovery
formation Police Hesdquss No. 800 Mulberry New.
Yea leading 10 her above reward will Be paid
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LAUS NENER1S.
Ana other Poem, and Ballads CHARLEs sv1SBuHSr
fn,sd nom The Author advance sheets -. Price 81 i
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" These beautifully bound in elothsre sOe even
viii be mail free receipt OF price, by
CARLETON, Publisher. New York
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AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE for SALE-No. I6S

ELEGANT hESlDENCE I0r SALE-NO. IOo
"A Predsnt Brookiyn In all respects as regards neshbor
hood construction hnsh really first class aud needs only to be
examined TO be appreciated House % fee. wide three story attic
aud basement, in hn. orf unoeeaped .od open Cor
M S1I0 0z 100 purchaser FoE to L. H.
KELLOGG. EIecutor No. "a Cedarst ". Y.
A CHOICE FARM of 1877 acres and COUNTRY
"A RESIDENCE on Rarsn River opposite Nee.Bnawck and
Of shade fnt aud shrubbery and being complete orde only
miles from New YORK; Inquire Of EDWARD 5. VAIL WARREN
HARDENBERGH, No. So Waist.
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vTyHE POLITICAL TEXT BOOK.
II By HORACE GREELEY and J. y CLEVELAND.
standard work Of reference comprising fREs
DENTAL NOMINATIONS and PLATFORMS,
THE QUESTION OF SLAVERY IN THE TERRITORIES.
FREEDOM OF THE PUBLIC LANDS
aoss notable Speeches Of Lincoln Douglas Bell Csss Seward
Everett II. " johnson. &c, tc.
nETURNs OF PRESIDENTIAL ELECTIONS FROM 1886 TO
1850.
Pnce 81 80.
Address THE TRIBUNE
New-York.
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Gam 5tboois.
6farbers.

A GRADUATE Of New. England, of long expen
N In Te,ehns. awaits 10 LSOAGkhEHl address
ALPHA BETA Tribune Ohee
A YOUNG LADY Of experience in Teaching, edu-
~ Gated Al MI Hoyols Seminary and thoroughly eouTcisut 70
give elementary and higher English, ann ana voc
Tudinens Freaoh Waiting Resident 1os
references exchanged Address Ms. o. No - Last
Thirty fourh'i
A GRADUATE Of Exeter Academy and Harvard
N Coi--e will TEACH private pupils Refer. TO KY
DR. Below ~ " and Rev. Dr.. mn and Peabody Cambridge Ad
sr-.s n. NJ OTIS. No.10 Fast Twenty mn street
A YOUNG LADY fully competent TO give lessons
the PIANO nd having several years espesn.. IN
desires fw additional pup' Address b., STALLION r.
Po.i-Ofhre
A THOROUGH LADY TEACHER Of the Piano
~ desire. few papi Term. ~ and 90 20 9s''
AJdre.~ n e. d.. Of Beer sehDsf NO. Oi o'"AaN''
GERMAN LESSONS by a gentleman, to uneIcep-
N uonAbls parir. Addfe.. r. o.. Bon No 35Il
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Real Gstate for Sale.


A TTENTION! ALL WANTING FARMS Cheap
N FARM and FRUIT LANDS Village Lot. Water Powers 1ot
n,apuf.cturnr for SALE, BRiCKsBURO OCEAN COUNTY
NEWJERsEY ~ New orb axoed % Inad. iphn
Soil fine loan superior for al Country ro n eDooch
ror beauty and utility Climate mild aud provsrbisi, bssh
Water ,oh and pure No fever aud Sd 70 ,et
tiers on easy terms Price per acre, so and apw xd
Nv W. J. PARMENrfER Asss, Bries.sar
EOR SALE at Astoria-A SPLENDID COUNTRY
SEAT with four of ground, perfectly healthy hieh
are house with hot and cold bath, water closet &c
Alec fine building plots Tor Apply
to 5. }. HALLETT No. l8 Bowery.
LNARM FOR SALE in Westminster County, pleas
any located Railroad depot eommodiol dwelling Goa
venn arranged sud excellent land oudef ce
walton. Choice fruit in abundance variety o. shade and ofsmens
The contempates uovng SOUTH and The pace co.
be bought cheap. Applyso A. JoURSEAY, No Pinest
FACTORY FOR SALE-Ineluding wharf on tide
railroad depot Address COTTON Boa NO. 10
Tribune Office
HOTEL, STORE, WAREHOUSE, and STEAM
BOAT LANDING FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for city lrop.
sI;y Call this day the owner Room No. s. ID. Choohs
Hotel. ChathamaL
ON .SALE-A SNUG, ELEGANT COTTAGE in
W BROOKLYN immediate possessioni $500 only requiedi
further insalens and balance nofse Address A -
Box Ne. 5,285, Postofiee
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.roCK ~TRANsACTIONs.
SAN Francisco, Aug. 81 Pm.

INT the Democrats in the Philadelphia
Convention insist upon this platform ana
no other: w.,
First-The perpetuity Of the Union and
the maintenance Of the Constitution as es-
sential thereto.
Second-The rights Of the States 10
regulate their own domestic affairs in their
own way, subject only to the Constitution
Of the United States.
Third-Sufrage qualification to be de-
termined by the States, and not oy Con-
gress. L
Fourth-A complete amnesty and OBJ
Iteration of all political disqualifcation'
to men engaged in the war, and especially
the abolition Of test oaths.
Fifth-And as o necessary corollary,
the immediate admission Of Southern rep
resenta,ives to seats in Congress, in &C.
cordance with the Constitution.
Sixth-The rejection by the States Of
the proposed amendments to that inssru'
ment. 49,.
Upon this platform we are willing to
stand. Less than this we would not &C,
cept. To secure its triumph we would
combine with any party or parties for the
present, with the distinct understanding
however, that whenever the infamous or
ganization which is running the country
to the devil is broken up and dispersed
our status as Democrats, and individual
ity as a party are resumed. Upon such
platform, ignoring, as 1t does, the past,
in short, wiping out and taking a fresf
start-we believe that all the opposition L
the Rump u~surpation can unite. Tit
fac. that Southern delegates are to be re-
ceived and recognized, who are prescribed
BY the Congressional test oath is. OF itself
an Endorsement Of the general amnest!
requirement, and the perfect equality o
Southern men and States in the Union.-
S. F. Examiner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-08-09

TIE CONSERVATIVES ILL-SuPPoRrED.-
The name in which Lord Derby and hi.
associates, the Conservatives, are let alone
by all outside their own party is supposed
to DO a pregnant symptoms that their term
Of power cannot be Of long duration IL
England. Themoderate Liberals will not
because they dare not, take office undei
such an administration. It would, il II
thought, be sure to damage their reputa'
ton in after life. So that the very mer
who have contributed to the downfall o
Lord John Russell and his administration
will not, one Of them, lend q hand to ait
those who succeed them in powsr. Thi'
must and will narrow the issue very
greatly. Mr.. Gladstone and John Bright
will be drawn more closely together,
while the weakness Of Lord John, and his
attempts 10 coneiliate by feeble measures
III. very men who have now deserted him,
rill lay him as leader probably forever on
the shelf. Blu, Mr., Gladstone will soon
have to return to power and carry out q
more sweeping reform than that lately
proposed. So it's copjscsuIsd.