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NJ U b.
l. R. FRANKLIN RALEY, Trustee in a certain Indeu-
at @ &tad
% as moreagee in trust TO secure the pay men OF
tRe Re Which
day Of a D. 1851 3 and o recorded S IN the a Sis
the All Day Of Februsry 4; D.; 1851 IN mortgage
e IN and o 6 tOt on
day o. February A D., ISe! in mortgase book 200 page
made oE more @ t9n ninety Gays in in the payment Of the
Of the holders s20 in of the said
tha respect BY the SAID mOrtgase, expose to pub ic
ana s ne 9hSss aad at Ref The Saa Pa Gy y
THURSDAY the M M IN Of ns I 3D. 5 upon ON
he terms and conditions hereinafter stated. the whole
" Whole that the Tyons and
field Railroad from tyrone station, Blair county Penn
yana, the is now constructed, together with
% SPIKES GSehee Win ali
real property OF every description acquired by and e
and al the fShts ibsTes pTi1eses and ' cSrpoPate T
income issues and Profits 10 be derived and TO-
arise from the same, and all the lands used and
points. with all buildings standing thereon procured
AND GENERALLY.
All the lands railways raj s. bridges culverts, tres
rights OF way workshops macRineTy stations dePoss
depot gro9nos works masonry, and other superstruc
whatever nature kind appertainlng or BELONGING to
the aboVementiontd property and to the said ion
of the said 1N rome and Cleare Railroad and owned
by said ompany IN eonnec ion herewith, and all the
RIGHTS liberties privileges and corporate franchises of
said road andCompany.
The said section OF the said Tyrone and Clearhed
Railroad extending from said Tyrone Station Blair
unity, to and through the bolOugh of Phlpsburg,
centre county, is about 231a mi es In length.
TERMS OF SALE
10000 of the purchase mon to be paid in cash when
the property s struck OIL, and the balance within twenty
days thereafter.
Payment on account of the said balance of purchase
money the extent o. the dividend thereof payable on
coupons of the said bonds may be made in the said
bonds or cOupons ana 1t The dividend is less
than the actual sum Que upon the said bonds
and coupons. the no deIs NAV retain pIssession
OIL he said bonds and coupons on receiDting to the
said rustee the said dividend, and endorsing paw
ment of the same on the said bonds or coupons
Upon The purchase-money being paid as aforesaid, the
Trustee win execute deliver deed of conveyance
the premises the purchaser purchasers in
mortgage.
Any further information in respect to the said sale
premises may be had on application 70 the undersis sed
Trustee al his Office, No AZ South THIRD Street In the
r. FRANKLIN RALEY Trustee
No AZ south Third street
NJ. TH0S AS & SONS, ,uctioneers,
llm3m Nos. l19 and l4l South FOURTH Street.
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NEEDED REPARs.-The Board of Chosen
Freeholders of Camden county have taken
measures to repair the Court House aud Jail in
number of essential particulars. SO many
years past, that these Improvements have been
found highly necessary.
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STATISTICS OF POLICE OPERATIONS
During the month of July, 4069 arrests were
made by the police in the various wards. The
following VIA show the number in each police
dstrict:oFirst, 2l2; second, 447; third, sos;
fourth, 9O8; 6fth, sis; sixth, lao; seventh, l5l
eighth, $50; ninth, $780, tenth, 23O; eleventh. 2O2;
twelfth, 1872; thirteenth, ~; fourteenth, so; fl
teenth, a.; sixteenth, 229. The Reserve torce
made 1873 arrests, the HarboE Police 81, and
the Park 81.
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TEMPERANCE.-The new temperance or
RaniEations in Camden are progressing finely,
and doing great good TO the cause. There are
hip.
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DOGS AT Observation-Disclosures the
proclamation OF the Mayor against allowing
dogs running at large unmuzzled. owners OF
these animals appear to pay but little regard to
the ordinance; and the consequences is, every
week large number of CANNES paw the penalty
of their masters carelessness with the forfeiture
OF their lives.
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HORSE THIEF.-On the 18th of July last,
Mr.. Pritchett, residing on the West Chester
road, about six miles from the city, had stolen
from his premises horse valued at $3.50. Yes
terday the horse was recovered by Reserve
Officers Crout and De Haven, ut a livery stable
named Philip Smith, was taken into custody.
The latter had offered the animal TOR sale at
$3.50. Mr. Pritchard identified the prisoner as
having been employed by him some time since.
Smith had a hearing before Recorder Eneu, and
was committed for trial. r....
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SHIPPING.

,~FS@S. HAMlLLS PASSAGE OFFICE
&&Sl4AssssS &&Sl4AssssS 'AkCHoR LINE OF sTEAMERs,"
1BERNiA,",, ".CoLUsBIA,
"CALEDQNIA," CAMBRIA"
."BRITANNIA," INDIA -
LiVERFooL TSSs FooL LoNDoNpERRY, BELFAST, DUBLIN!
RATE OF PASSAGE,
PAYABLE IN PAPER CURRENCY.
UABlNs.: $50 and SO
III PAID GER;iiiFfiiUXTEis "'i
Issued for bringing out passengers rom the aboV
LOWER RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE;
AL ALL - sTATioNs ia ON THE IRISH RAILWAYS.
noice tn at the Anchor Line" Is The only line granting
ouph tickets at the above rates from Philadelphia to
the points named above ana that the unuersgned h the
only duly authorized Agent In hiIade phla rF
Apply Sole Agent for "ANCHoR LINE,
Is NO 2l7 WALNUT Street.
aTo"A FOR NEW YORK.-PHILADEI~
uETsssszEsssS delphia Steam Propeller Company De-
leaving daI at II M. and r. M, connecting with all
Northern and Eastern lines. .- -r.-l. =
For freight which will be taken upon accommodating
terms, apply TO WILLIAM N. BAIRD q co.,
SIS No. lS2 s. DELAWARE avenue
Vo SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERs.-THH
SCREW DOCK ,begs 10 in orm his enOs and the patrons
OF The Dock thar be Ia prepared with increased ea
to accommodate those having vesse TO be raised or
cauker will give personal attention to the vessels
Captains or Agents Ship Carpenters, and MachinstI
Having the agency for me sale OF Meuerstedts
Patent Metallic Comp oston" oI Copper PANT for ne
preservation o. vessels bottoms loT t9S city am pres
JOHN Il HAMMITT,.
'.. Kens ngton screw Dock,
lis DELAWARE Avenue, above IA UREL Street
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THE CAMP MEETING.-Th large Cen
tenary Camp Meeting OF the M. d. Church, in
South Jersey, will he commenced on the 9Th
instant. The work OF building platform seats
and making other necessary arrangements is
rapidly progressing. The place selected is a
fine and excellent grove near Carpenters Land
ing, on the West Jersey Railroad.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
A UonoN SALE OF GOVERNMENT PRO
"A PERIY.

A UCTION SALE OF GOVERNMENT Pro
IA PERIY.
On WEDNESDAY, August 10, 1866, CONNIE mencing
at 10 O'Clock A. M, will be sold at public aucIOn
at the Government Warehouse, corner OF FlRS!
Street and the LEVEE Louisville, hentuoSv, 3
larpe lot ef CLOTHING CAMP and CARR ISON
EQUlPAGE, consisting in part off,
846 Great Goats, 3840 Canteens,
826 GTeat Coat Straps, S74 Camp Kettles,
SO prs InfV TTowsers, eo2 Mess rams,
"a prs Mid 5420 Shelter Tents,
"a Flannel Shirts, l09 Bell Tents,
81 DIS Drawers 7l6 Common Tents,
65S WoOllen Blankets, lloe Wall Tents,
20 Rubber 677 ~" flies,
l7s Rub'r TENT Ponchos, II Sbley Tents
BIG KEapsaeks, b6l Hospital Tents,
1913 HaVeIsacks, PSI " N II" nles'
TeTms--Cash in United STATES Currency. q
Property % be removed on day of sale. at risk OF
purchaser. -.
Quartermaster. j H. BELCHEH.
e9I0t Captain and A. Q. N.
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LINEN GOODS ONLY,
AT MILLIKEN'S
No. S2S ARCH Street.
NEW LINEN LAWN DRESSES.
NEW PRINTED SHIFTING LINENS.
TRAVELLING DRESS LINENS.
CORN COLORED LINENS.
FLAX COLORED LINENS.
BLOUSE LINENS.
LINEN DRILLS, Fancy and Plain.
LINEN DUCKS, Fancy and Plain.
LINEN CHECKS for Boys Wear.
IRISH SHIFTING LINENS, Best Makes.
SHIRT BOsOMs, Very Superior.
LINEN DAMASKS, by the Yard.
TABLE CLOTHS, All Sizes.
NAPKINS AND DOYIIES.
TOWELS, Great Variety.
LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
CENTS LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS.
Linen Buyers will always find the best assortment
in the city, at
MILLIKEN'S LINEN STORE,
@ stuth2m No. S2S ARCH Street.
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HEARING OF AN ALLEGED COUNTER
FEITER-Beiore United States Commissioners
Sergeant, yesterday, William Stewart, keeper OF
a public house at Seventeenth and Ridge avenue,
had hearing on the charge of dealing in
counterfeit money. An agent of the Govern
ment testified that on the morning of the 4th of
Nav last he called at the defendants house,
and obtained from him twenty-five dollars in
amount of counterfeit fifty cent currency, for
which he paid ten dollars. The purchase took
place in the sittingroom of defendants house.
Stewart who had no counsel, after being eau
toned by the District Attorney against saying
ANYTHING, denied the sale, but added that the
witness had called upon him in reference to 1t.
He was held in $4,000 bail to answer. James
Agnew offered himself as bail also, Samuel
Stewart, defendants father. The latter was
objected to on account of his relationship, and
James Agnew was not deemed to be suthclent
After Samuel Stewart left the Marshafs Office he
was arrested ON a charge OF having had coun-
terfeit notes in his possession, with intent to
pass the same, and also with dealing in counter
feits A hearing in the case was liked for
to-day.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF INTERNAL bEyEEUE, :
WASHINGTON, June u 1866 y
Whereas II A Hall and o hers as MANA yng Direc-
tors O the Grand National Concert" to be held IN
ashIneton d. Co. on the I'd of AuYust next maze
due Application to H. Clephan, Collector OF Internal
Revenue or the Collection District of the District
Columbia, lor permission to ho.d a lottery, rattle, or
gilt enerorise, and presented him satisfactory ev
dence that the Ioceeds of said lottery, rattle gift
Enterprise Ill be devoted to charab uses permission
is hereby granted 10 such IN anagrg Directors hold
SUI lottery, rattle gift enterprise from rye
whether from tax cens in respect to such 10 tefy
rafle, or gift enterprise. L. A. ROLLINS,
Commissioner.
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MATTERS OVER THE RIVER.

LETTERs.-The largest number of letters
that ever passed through the Atlantic CITY
Post Office in single month came and departed
during July last The total number was 9l94
number were also given to Mr.. Steward the
mail agent, for mailing. This shows a great
increase in the correspondence, as well as the
sending and reception of other mail matters.
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MANAGING DIRECTORS.
Major II. A. HALL,
President Soldiers and Sailors Union,
Colonel CHARLES E. CAPEHART,
Major NJ. II. ALB ERGER,
WILLIAM s. MORSE.
TREASURER.
j. b. HUTCHINSON, ESQ,
Cashier National Bank OF the Metropolis.
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All orders must be addressed with stamps inclosed 10
WILLIAM S. MOR~E,
Secretary Soldiers 9nd Sailors National Concert,
Washington ID. e.,
Lock Box No. 81.
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SALES At AUCTION.

PO0ABT, ANcffoNfER.-rII DAY, AT I0N
- elox al the auction foaa-. No. North william ~
LARGE sAfE
~ Nouarhoi Furniture rrAnlsiins og mahpsany Sofas
fsfigr nna Essy Cnnlrs, mahogany Fables washsaDds
Gi.se Suls she I'D on Painting, naho3ny French aud
aotRNs Tefatead~, Hair Mattresses Mods and ncdanR
Mirrors, s.yea Acaen fusr nrc C,rp I. sna Pianos A.
ALSO MORTGAGE SALE
80 sowing Machines Gold Watches. lot rerfalncf,
A. Gui,EMR, Attorney for MORTGAGE
ALSO.
'lNt sorVt frotiug Hofte single and Double Harnsss
MNsa1s, Horses a.
4 i3ttAkr ANrNuNFEx~TiiIS DAY. At THhhF
~. 3f9a ALTO Grand street of For"yth Tho rN
W w snd fttsrea o isrse urccrry and Liquor stots
n'h.l.lN9 u AagSfs fra Coffee aree- soap troek.r1.
AA th VIE N3fr FlAtNrrn. Ar., ChamI asbs. &C bolEs
mAAt - removes ihssnetiale.y after Tho sslc.
Il Ahvi SteEks KY sALN.-fsaic WOLF. AUCTION.
- etr otfM ~ FHari sells Montev October -.
:, Y ocsk &C. ~ ~ retail dealer. al go urand ~ soi
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~, S ...sa~,. ~. tt,,,,,a pra,.. -
s srss $40 Ess cee- 1ass SCI r.. Js'"gsT
p'r'"p''''.
A. lcs o's'~s pi,.,e- ,sl,o -, Grand ..rse, aa'
ware. positive j ~
~ JAMS i. viLLEr.
- ,,.r...,- ,,-,..,
itiases
~ies s',t.. ra,.., ~. ieo,,,,,.p y
e-., = 'n'a, y. . l.,,ss,r ~.
I'd 70, 80 =. ai i.. r.S a, tss' rs T ss- ~
pses', =, * .' N'~
Nspeort 'taat Iarpt0-
~ s'..''. ~ ii.D g KS; ao ,si'
-, i /. 49,. $780,. rpt,t,nrc e.sf f.s.s
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., =, ,s ;, 4" ..' =. 80 y ~ '' 4 p
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rloea II spas h.ti,. ~ ,,.' ,,is. - haada laas s
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fnirnirs
h,srso' ,oure ~ 'r' 's.'e. \ 'sNln.
rl~snp' Dng - &, y, ives rH
,i.ss,, ~ 400. IN. ~ l. !. go oa.-r
Elcgagi i'off.nI ael4i.
ref' 80 - Z. r. w. " II hN rs ~. 0t- a.
~hs" 80 Z" ""l 'tfN~t ftR ttHtf. HtA#A @- hci*s
- = IL, . ... ,......
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~" r.-nr ~ ~ 49, ihifty ~ .'tfi "nfH y - ~
~ toll. ii 90 L Fa.s' Il. ~ Ia $780,. I. .
80 n~f'inH,sI ~ 4. sa'Hr F9t. ''ip'ln y sA'3
~aas-
f,EoFGE cosI AUrTfaNpt.g -lIOHsER CAH
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@@@rs 49, ii.,r..s .,o M -. =. ". W., saa
gIgSny ~ wfErh srNrf0.TIH@ HsTJ 4EogH "
stsa.n srRrrr. orrnsfTI. mn rosr oFFrcr
sAfr or HORSE sgib sArRIs4TT rms nay. ocT
r. A. u O'CLOCK nv NIvfr 4Np sOvTryILIr ~
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lssas slsh .s,.se'.s i-.s .gst 80 4. - hA,"''.
AZ .rssa rnIi'oS "'s's 49, 'p' y Isaac ~. Y
sgr ~ slLyrR rLNG.n porgIE n.gvKs4
1917 49, -" 'ft'kf -
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NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY, OCTOBER q, 1886
TIE TURF.

RDA i, OOlODEh ~, lou
THE TURF.
EAsHloS COURSE TRoFTlsG;
haeus ' "a, ess sss asl az u s se A'a'' S' :" "
NJ aS @as.a8 s ssss1 Lao E.y dsa
MS ,iibbo onoFs $ ssgo
ITNIoS COURSE, LONG IsLANp- yRorrrSc--sA.
- ,urdsy o teeer e a.2r ~ Match "a so, w. mile
WILLIAM SHAW. Proprietor.
pools WILL NE soLp-os SATURDAY AND MON
oor.le Races between ensr-i Ruler. Luey Euryss
and Lady Goldsmith. JOHNSON A DoEsoS
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
a Eash Kerses Horse blankets siwaJs on hand 4 sds
Pead street. nnporter Of a.dcieFy and serseya
Arss CEDAR STREET SECOND Door rEox POST
Ian Blankets A., cheap cash rssena attention 20
shipping rAYLoR HICKS
A FAIR OF STOUT ROXY. MARES FOR sALE-Foa
y iiiess sirces, srooklya.
sAHoaANY. BAY HORSE, lsF HANDS mon, 7
n wears Oh; wi be ~ % .eeonnt q osng h,s mate
Apply = ataDcs W md ~ We : fvony.ihrd streets
4 GENTLEMAN LIviSG ~ THE COUNTRY HAVING
lcrp sood ora ana csrrs ant ne ~ q April ne,i
dress /. r. ssrrss Herald once.
A yrRy pIEE my SADDLE HoEsE, KIND 70
v,Soo ia1 hana' high .pienea ass ns sanna 81,
$3.50 Inquire went fourth street.
near Sixth avenue until solA Eoyal Gnerso 1tss.
TRENTON rs Called 70 Fur 'E TURNOUT
W MS s'sr Pax I s &; a1'.iSdsi
Particulars under Auction heAd.
PuaGY-A HtNpsoNE NEw ROAD BUGGY. ALSO
DAVIS eicnNosn' 81 ia soass street bear lip
RrGay.-A HANDSOME SEW Tor nueGy, ALSO
MANS stable Thiriy.sscona street Third
,ARnIAcE foR sarr-AN orES BAaorcug.
~ made " I@wrenee' Aas been a.c. but lc, and = IN
good condition. Apply Al private stable u Wsst Thirty
CARnIiGEs, sLEIGns, soRsEs and HARNESS; ~
- new and 10 aecond ,nd isa.i, Nsson, and s-sh.
rnd y iiosss are oersd >, Tow prices it Fulton Asnne
~ ,nupe 4. rs. ri. oricr FOR which liberal ps1ce will
b. p4ia. iidrs'r q Dor ~ rosi o'Hss. NJ
EscLIsn L,sDAu; rsED ONLY TWICE; cost
SOTO 'or sIo NppI, .oG v SIMMONS, Jr., . Broadway
o.- ssaad sni sSd ces isi * lands. ca rot IN
~ o. bct,sr price si1 Inquire a. private stable u East
'n'r's - : s,.,''
L,op slrE-rArR or RAY Horsrs. is@ HANDS
comm ss VIZ w @ '2a A. I'm" soss s or , a,
.bIe froa pole snd .bsf. Ilyhl rop WAGON wiih roo
a." s ~ on ~ fG % s a. ,a. VIE ssi sa as
sbests sc II 10 he odd ahsar. lranlre ior Ior-n,o
.,res. asiwesa si,a ana Seventh sSsaus.
I,pR SAII-A PAIN or HfAcE NAgEg Is HANDS
sefy yish and -heyy 40 cannot ,, ,r ior e.
donbi. irr9ss I.enre OF ioliN ioi,- nj st,ss ~ Ne.
fyrntv.stysth street
L,oE SALE, PAIR 90 FAMILY CARRIAGE
r.u,es .asna. e.i ~, ,ip MI : taits relss =, N,
Also opc ssrouehe ard coaro Address hos - os,
U,ap sIrr. spsnHu ~ .4S ~ Ags ItHAr2g ~
X 900 ,ri., yll NJ .,l 'lrs,, .,F,, Il. b, ~ my
81 sss~.t @'f ssit"f ~ ' =
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~. 900 ros" .,
.CgAxToy coat AT AUCTION.
OCTOBER u, 1851.
ku~ yoaw. ces -. tr
10 prlae4 %. Tsnekawsuna aarw~ Railroad ''tri
viN bod iAsir forty thrf ans,l sale ~ esAi.
.~sne-v 80 'At DR. ~ nctob~r vd ~ " senei DsHs.
asF alfaFneta. - 'gsehsnr~ place cngsse ~ virrs
srest lofx - vhi~h hsy will sell. ~ asssss
fpft* r.. pIArLE A 90. Aucsin1rsrs.
ll0D TONS
irn N rn.f th~ faesAusHna rrrions. ~ 10
fen Ne4frgshte th~ir se.saf Eisabethpcss
eiWH~ sts f0nath ~ soyelas-r
wi II Tull, m,d~ snosr y 10 tine ~
Lib JOHN 8RfsBIH. pvsslrsst.
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HousEs. CsRRrsGrs. SC.

bOWsES. sNAnsser@~- NJ
yVssrgD-As Ew on NEARLY saw eiFsr oLAss
spendid Grand paso worth zso@ Ny IL seen = y
Chambers street
UAsrrp-A PURCHASER can sR souSD. ron
harness good order Apply q, Az sirs. avenue
WASrrD-A STYLISH, Loso TAILED HORSE, =
W 70 70 hands high; black ~oa'a sait oeAl NIL e
i lanes Tor saS: speea ~ oejoe pcs irom 400
49, Adersa stating terms .oa a"z0f'iN'n' Y - - ~
WILL M SOLD cisRAP-F0E WANT of usE, TIL
w best team % Canadian Ponies 10 10 United .ie ny
for an 49, .nd to he.p work orse - fearl s,es
Z COACHES roE s,tE. NO 81 nESsg sTesEr'
- BROOKLYN. WAIT POWELL.
5000 WILL noy STYLISH Black TEAM, lone
dpuhe aud tAuaeni cesi ~ ~. phsrion and Harness
sto eos sIo, Apply . WILLIAM 0INRs No. weas
SALES AT AUCTION.
cs,1s sA Ar oEpEs y gsA eDs,nab
III pass sos se ss,y YEA y ~" Yo1S on Mon
u soa d various pss .S 10; old
= E6wSHD HooTER,'A. '. L'su; . c.,q s,,,.
N.u Yam. NV YORK. OF > 10. III
4 ucrlo1 sALE or HORSES ASp waaoSs-By
yaoa o ..ss sroas r. rsr u sos sn Il = 5o ~
oirr Two 4 seat lt"af , massn' ate iAn.y hecsawAy.
4 ronos SoricE.--ERsEsr ROTH, ,uCrioSrgR-
and pass % e NV 10 so ~ # os,
s sed farq r. saa a ao Ts M ses
ssers from sss ye9'c ensar 4 m1gasns ro,.wooi
ssaf fsf ra sp sy very Nth NE s "a ass
o. IreneA lros.sel .aros sro9sg Mera z AIS Oh Paint
n-is osaeod Ease .y o. isu,. Nly ETA bss
walnut .,,rn s,.n ias ngas, and p.nns Chairs = match
cloth ard ant baos walnut Bsdateada
.a Vs. IN ,.bs ~ i' AZ , w. ~. a ~ i.
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MrsilsL's aALR or HoRsEq.--s. HKRMAs AZ,
ivb ,on~ef. Will sri this DAY saturday. p~t n. s "
nIDk, - u scwery by virtue ~ es~cuti0r. ins
hay Horse. ysars old - hanis hlsh 10 10 sod .ins,
or.tsr without Ia tr hsh~@t tid~r for sash
A. LIPPENAh City Marshal
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L'OTND-uv THE NAV JEgavv CrsrnAL Rail.
T. 81 ag1f1. rrinheF r.. . f1rssrgos. NY raiftE
- liasr .sfe~i fof y rree and proving g'os~rts %
IA 81 ul.t .MfI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27

NrArsli,L'S sALr--By VIRTUE ~ Az EslcU
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street AID frss viii sri Al pubic auction
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27

NJ DOUGHTY, AucTiOsErR sAIy -
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ana y NASSAU street rar.e .hso'h.r and ninlng aos
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27

~ HERMAN, ACCOMMODATING SELL OK hD@
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27

COscuwES AVID GARDENERS.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27

nNNu1 80 "a METROPOLITAN VfnH prrsnr.
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1866-07-26

it. We have ratified the constitutional
amendment in the -House-forty-thre
(43) votes for it, eleven (1I against it;
two (2) of Andrew Johnson's tools not
voting. Give my respects to the dead
dog of the White House.
@ ivy. G.. RRowNLoW."
Let Mr.. Johnson hereafter more par
ticularly devote his attention to mind
ing his own business, and executing the
laws of the country. Let him leave
State-making, law-making, party-mak-
ing, and president-making to the peo-
pie, to whom, in republican govern
ment, these powers belong. Let his po-
litical epitaph be written, and if such
epitaph is to show him in respectable
light, let it be written by some one who
is gifted with the power Of forgetting
the truth, and with rare faculty Of
portraying imaginary greatness. W.
respect an honorable political opponent
but when a man accepts and holds
position for the purpose Of betraying tn
1 party who paced him in that position
our respect for him rdwindles, and on
contempt increases, in proportion to TIL
magnitude of the position he thus dis
graces.