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+ DrsRsrER.-Iswis Webbs y private OF
tthe Eleventh United States regulars, Was
Arrested and fcommitted; % The Libby
prtaoa on Sunday while attempting % Ioass
Tie city. He had iaxuerly belnaged 70 the
quasssrmaaesrss department, ard 3 y %
Seseds aaoag assehsr shazgs!a 3 5avR9g
sse - xssag - - n = =
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LAUREL HILL CHuRcH.-The revival at
Laurel Hill Church, Henrico, continues
every night under the direction Of the Rev.
Mr. Lear. There have been between thirty
Eve and forty conversions. 80
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PosrroNED.-The meeting Of the Young
Mems Christian Association which was 10
have been held last night was postponed
until further notice. =. Il III Il .,..ls
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Aithn,ond pispatrh.
WEDNESDAY,. ...ocToBER 10, 1866.
LOCAL MATTERS.

SUPREME CouRr.-In the Supreme Court
of Virginia, in session in the capitol yes
terday, James H. Dooley qualified as eoun-
sci. iaEa .y
The case Of PENIS administrators us.
Spencer's administrators ct a., was argued
by p. r. Grattan for the appellants. No
counsel appeared for the appellees. The
case came up on an appeal from the Cir
cult Court Of Henry county. The Judge
took time to consider. q"
Case of FAINT us. Miller, on an appeal
from Essex county. Griswold for the ap-
pellants. t
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FURNITURE, ETC.

7 HAVE JUST FINISHED SIEVE
| RAJ SETS OF CHAMBER FURNITURE OF
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT the finest nSs sn,,asis ana 2,
81 nv own make. which will be sold very low.
Havs also some very FINE SOLID ROSEWOOD
rARL0R SETS nearly ready. Those In want o.
something Substantial, and at the same TINS 'sIJ
nice. would DO well TO give me- o Call:
UNDERTAKING attended 10 at all hour.
H. A. ATKINSON,
No los Thirteenth Tor 0overnor) street
ty2-ts ahove Franklin. Richmond, Va.
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ANofHER REVIVAL MEETixa.--A series
OF religious meetings are in progress al
Leigh-strcet Baptist church, under The d.
reotion Of the pastor, Rev. A. Z. Dickinson.
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!. oMAHUyACrURs % RUn.-A pstitioa waa
sest - - ths City Council Oh Monday
sfseruonn By 1sssrS. Joseph =. Jonse and
iE. 2. ISrAy askug ta - slleWe0 - mann,
1ssl 4e f;sS = y, 9 !. g, y,
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ks PApER.IANGiNGS.

Ls PAPEK.HANGlNGS.
EsTAB HE'D 1917.
RBGNAULT i co.
continue 10 keep on hand full assortment OF
GILT, GILT STAMPED, VELVET, SATIN. and
PLAIN PAPER
DECORATIONS IN EVERY STYLE,
a. well a. wood limitations.
Eo"ns, halls, and Passages PAPERED at short
notice and by experienced workmen, all under the
Immediate superin,endenc OF Mr.. JOHN 7. Reg
%AULT.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
WINDOW SHADES,
= CURTAIN GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS,
AMI eTery article In the UPHOLSTERY line al.
ways on hand.
UPHOLSTERY WORK of every description oxe-
cmrt t short notice. yis-Sm
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sr- ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF HATS AM

gr ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF HATS AND
MILLINERY GOODS.
a. 4. ALLEN,
II The concern Of A. A. ALLEN * CO., OF Peters.
rrry. has ovened branch Of his HAT ESTAB-
ll,HMEST at No. lasG Main street, four doors be-
!.y Pean or Fourteenth street, Richmond, Va,
and A,s placed
MIR. FRANK BiNFORD
in charge Of it,
He !. now Offering to city and country merchants
q }srsc and entire fresh stock o. HATS and MIL
LlNERY GOODS at as low prices as they can be
Lan.ht North. As these goods have been bought
At the late large auction sales In Brooklyn and
H.w York for cash. Is reasonable to suppose that
,hrv can be SOLD Low. call from dealers Is
.afci.cd, and II will be proven to them that hats
can he sold here As low as they can be In New
N.yk se25-3m
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/. THANKS YoR aPAPER.-To Mr.. J. r.
Davis, Harnden Express; 70 II. J:"U,
Walker, Potomac mail agent. .7s8
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4 sHLAND HOTEL-Having lease

A SHLAND HOTEIA-Having leased
assures those who may favor him with their Pa.
tronAgs that they VIII have no cause 70 regret H.
srounds. well. .furnished hotel and cottages, and
sbundanty supplied table, render II atrsstss I've 20
All. and equal 70 any establishment IN ths sots'
Regular boardsrs are provided with free tickets.
Refreshments furnished balls and parties.
! sTaSts - r. WOLFE. Proprietor.
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81 JOHN &. SIIAFER & CO.,
MHRC HA'NT TAI RS,
No. Exchange Building, Fourteenth street,
RICHMOND, VA,

would respectfully ask attention to their new sup.
rycf , ,n u,,xrpp oooro
consisting Of Cloths, Cassimeres, and vestings OF
,ls latest European importations, and most ap-
,r,yrd and fashionable styles. Us.
SHIRTS and COLLARS OF the best make always
~, bsps SO l2-6m
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Ls' }. L. DOHERTY,
ERCHANT TAILOR,

MERCHANT TAILOR,
MAN STREET BETWEEN EIsHTH AND METH,
has opened, and asks attention to his
FALL. and WINTER STOCK, for MEMS WEAR.
Cloths, Csssimeres, yestings, Beavers, Business
Cuaurgs, Whitneys, Meltons, Tricots, Petershams,
aud thine hllss OF the latest importation. and GER
ruIy as choice in quality and style as ever Of
rraI Tse ?o-lml J. L. DOHERTY.
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Wan DEPARTMENT, BUREAU OF REPr-
GEES, FREEDMEN, AND ABANDONED lands,
WASHINGTON, August 20, 1s66.-CRcULAs
No. l0.--In accordance with the instruc-
tions Of the Secretary Of War, It is or
dered that on and after the 1st Of October
next, the issue of rations be discontinued
except to the sick In regularly organized
hospitals, and to the orphan asylum for
refugees and freedmen already existing;
and that the State officials who may be re-
sponsible for the care Of the poor be care.
fully notified of this order, 30 that they may
assume the charge Of such INDECENT refu-
gees and freedmen ss are not embraced In
the above exceptions. O. 0. HOWARD,
Major General, Commissioner.
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.RATIONs STOPPED By THE FREEDNEN's
BUREAU.-The Freedmen's Bureau has, as
will be seen from the following cores.
pondence, determined to stop the issue OF
rations to freedmen who will not work:
BUREAU OF REFUGEES, FREEDMEN, AND
ABANDONED LANDS, OFFICE SUB-DIsTRIcr
OF RICHMOND, RICHNoND, Va, August
2Sth, 1867. p. Aaylst, Esq, Chairman
of the Committee Of the Poor of the city Of
Richmond: Sir,-I have the honor re-
spectfully to enclose you q copy Of Circu-
lar No. 10, dated War Department, Bureau
of Refugees, Freedmen, and Abandoned
Lands, Washington, D. c., ed August,
1866, with reference to the non-issue of
rations by the Bureau after the lst Octo-
Der, 1866.
You will perceive from the tenor Of the
circular that after that date the city will
have to assume charge Of the indigent
freedmen and refugees not embraced in
the exceptions.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
BENJAMIN C. Cook,
Brevet Captain, SC.
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Is sixth street between Clay and Leigh. No. 900.
can accommodate families or,gentlsmsn WANING waning
bs msds The rooms have Just been pull in nice
order, having been painted and papersd. oc s-a
nOARD. WITH PLEASANT ROOMS,
- can be procured st No. eli Main street, be:
tween Sixth and Seventh. Also, few DAY
BOARDERS can be accommodated on reasonable
terms " ee-1
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HOSIERY AND GLOVES
o very Asayy assortment 10
Just now being opened at
J. sfERNBOCK / CO.'S.
Nos. III, and IsH Main street.
MAGNIFICENT
RSS SILKS

MAGNIFICENT
DRESS 81 LK6!!i
We have now In store the
greatest variety Of DRESS
SILKS We have ever present.
Cd and fron the sdysntssss
Of psrehssins them In Paris
, daring the European panic,
POR GOLD ONLY. 3a.
vs are able 70 san then u .
q very lov hguss at
}. srgENBOCK 4 co.'s,
Nos. iSis and ISIS Main street.
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HOTELS AND BoARD1Na-HoUsEs.

NTOTICE.-The partnership heretofore
IN existing between Mrs. PoWEL Mrs Ed
DINS is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
MRS. HARRIET POWELL,
Mas MARY A. EDDINS.
Mrs. POWELL having purchased the interest nd oI
~ nnSiis nj the MONTICELLO HOUSE. No. l43e
east ain street, between Fourteenth and fifteenth
sfreets. OC o-e.
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UABLISTON Il BROTHER,
IL FURNITURE DRALKRS.
would respectfully inform their friends and former
PATRONS that they have resumed business o. tnen
INV STORE, ON Cary street, between Nfntn Ano
Tsh'h, whore they VIII be happy to sec them, eho
viii furnish anything In their line At rsasonspas
pIlees. l - gx ..#t
.HABLIsTos L BROTHER. Cary :s.Ssh,
mys between Ninth and 3snth.
WE ARE CONSTANTLY RECEIV.
w ING every description OF Furniture, Carpet.
ihss Bedding, and furnishing Good. 70 vhteh vs
FRENCH L CRHNsHAW,
corns. Ninth and Main streets lup stairsl.
II ECEIVING ANOTHER SUPPLY
~ o. those beautiful Psrlor Suites, Rosewood
aha walnut. In Brocaislle and Pluah-styies o.
Queen Elizabeth Louis XIV, Napoleon III, snl
''hsf the and choice patterns; c.,..u.~ W
corner Ninth and Main Streets tup ssaiksh
r + j
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THE
ELEGANT LACES AND
EMBROIDERIES
now presented are the most
chaste and desirable goods
ever seen In this market, and
they are selling At low prices
]. sTRRNBOCK 3 CO.'S,
Nos. 1913 and 1915 Main street.
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WE ARE NOW PREPARED TO
vMa RgcEiys TOBACCO IN QUIZ WAsEEgusk
iok iEsPncrlON.-Mr b. J. YAU3MANs os
'apsin W. w. WkIslGRR, inspectors. .
VIZ "a, ensyyss ios ssiiing f0BACC0 ~ 04ns y
ist October ''.7--- 80 - ~ Ff ~ :
We take this oecastcn 70 return 0sT teanks 20
,'~ih that in tis futuFe nothing shAli yeoBAln M
e"le 10 promote their interest.
WILSON, 0bAzRBR0OK q CO,
20 ss-im corner Tenth snA Canal AtSseteT
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RACON SIDES. extra clear, very Ane |;
- LARD. In bsrysls AnA smsil psfkages BU1.
:" a's' Hors s.sSsis I. isis e : ssliiAs ;si Il
kOR INyALsInH.--0ENu1NHIO LON.
lsss,.s s .n9 aoks.s 3. Il. So' !, SbSlt ~
y 81 49,, sspAes aes1s9o06 oSA1. {
MALTED BYE AND NANNY
:ss''sdos-''v ~ vlkf1s3.. .ilaSt@T
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TRAINS LEAVE SEwTOKhi
Fof Nss Haven zoo AnJ fEG.l ll.JL M Is, EtJ 100
tir.l la. pi aad anU ifH,tpm
boz id.eoolt Tll GOl tfHJ lid H.. 10 tEG,i Jo.
UI.l 1s3. 20 AMI 0ol tEs.l D.
Dor 81 farI atfllioff -.ou n % rs ID,
for Fshsll s1ui pot AID wesPoft 1c slA IA 81" 80 p
Tor Eorrst 100 400 0rI g3o Il . m; ia, tELj 2oo,
n. - q .. $50 2 ~ D. tEr.I-. m.
For Difisn, Ts'. 30 ITO q. AS, 80. aPp
Greenwich. fnt aJJ H. 40 o. 2 s. ~ 316 -
STAN sfs ~ ffII 49, ilJia mt " i3 tEtl X3
3el IN g. { % 31D. GU 800 fEr1n
FOR chester ,aiIu' tyl NO nv
lis at5 80. SO On COO .. 90.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
fol Host Wis spnnghed SOFA NJ tEE 400 tErlf11
o Boston v Shore Line I1.is. tEr..l A0i .. -
for Hartford anj Springfield 80 ~ ttNl llS 1Pl (Frl
go M.
For River Railroad 400 TIKI ia3p & Mon
reel Q. ~ Northampton
For Hartford Prosidsuee F.hsn Raioii e0l fErl
for New Haven. Hesondon and stoninst5a Railroad 500
= I2is on 20 p.
For Cau.l aalfoii. lki5 TO Northimpt'l
Dor houatlnlc Railroad. 9 m '. in.
Dor anraiuck Railroad dOfa m. A00 Q. NJ
ror Danburv Nofwak railroad m, rs p n, 40
Commodlous Steering sttICncd 20 80 p "a tfain go
JAMES u. HOYr Sio-
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Gas fitting.

Gas Fitting.
E'IRAlINs SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GAS.FIT.
TING SECURES better gt hatbe cost and ever rcab
sufficient Nos ~ and So Midenne Wan.S
TEsTnoNiAL FROM PROF n
CoLLKGy OF THH CITY on NEw-YoRK.
Corner LeIington-aye and Twenty -thiTdsL }
kEE-YoRK. June s. 1866
This TO certify that have known Mr. Fimn
years him familiar
regulating the burning gas aud
satisfactorily his mechanical st in the
Respectfully submitted, X. OGDEN DOREMUS.
CERTIFICATE
THR TRiB uSs
NKw-foHK, April 1866.
We employed Mr. Fmn four year, take charge Of our
gas burners aud the result deduction Of bills
dods with better lights The result
factory that We have employed lin regularly ever since
GHE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION
SAML SINCLAIR, Publisher
BRKvOORr HOUSE,. Mqrch 81 1876
have r Flrmn fnoe 1883 aud have employed him
regulate always benefit aud
tsilsacton.
regsrd him by his errer~r1e end onstnt study making
speciality end their
ton IN practice than employ ed lie better light
by his the burners sni would
mead any that not satisfied with his Rasbi.
ALBERT CLARK, Proprietor
Bye combination Of Improvements ruranee and
my gaght to DO reliable aud half the cost Of tho light
burned q. the usual Tses III
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nupRrNIE COuRT-

AIIRIME COlhl.
- application OF the Comm ssioners Of me
Central behalf the Msyo Aldermen ard Conmoo-
Of relative 70 laying ont kOD OK r1S
line o. One died end ttynfh street, IN As
CITY OF EEW-iORk.
Tho hoard OF Central Park In the and
MsyO Aldermen and Commenay q tie Chy
the provisions Of The Ac o. the Icssnfe OF
People ofNswNok entitled An act 10 provide lor
cran portions OF ne ny ana oany
passed Ap a. 1875 hreh ehs nns present Hereby
District Of the state New-lork At special term
our held the City Hall IN the City Of Newt Or ca
SATURDAY. seventh day Of Jolly 1896 a The opening 81 nv
on that Counse can he heard thereon ios
appointment Commit oners Of ssmate and Appamsnln
the that the turc end extent o. ire p'e
hereby Intended tie lay Ing DOT OF Road or fneho pve
Road Pu5i Drive AZ To euon ~
Booniusdale Road Cor bfosd~syl tgth 'eae az
street running thence Norfey end Nohes ely and oo" ing ne
general course gde Road Hrodwayl the Noithy
lie wher the said Road or fHt' piV
egn-aut Tenth ard Eleventh avenues runn Nens
Norh.eaey eausnt trtwseu said lsntn and hevehp
avenues Southey Inc Of Oushuncrrd sid lilf street, n
the SoGheriy line OF Oinulted ns
Fsth junction OF Boomnsdae Road ana the ven
avenue; and running thence NoTtn efIy and nc song s N
of mid Eleventh avent sud i've feet H. " dth OF th ana 40
FuRNh street. Road pu5ic Drive includes he whole s
bo6mln dsa (or Broadway between tfyhnh aga Ons
hundred end Sty,nih srtts except person tnet,oi
Seventy fnh Scventysevrrh streets aid another Fof t1co'
becn Eightvxlh and Oneh' Hdrr1 and fcsnh streets ~ "a
said Road Public drive - Of genera "
or undr. shown auc deineasd on ce ng
ofhe same made By Garilef sage, City s1rmyor ana sS
M hi tie oce tie Commissioners u Cenii la W."
VI Iu,e 1854 RICHARD oSOkMAN,
.fo he Coz
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QuAHrzRxAsTER.G zSEnALs OFFICE. D
FInsr DIvIsoN WAsHisCroN, y. O. jurc 70 l6f
LIE of STEAM BOILERS FORCE PUMPA

GALE OF STEAM BDlIERc, EOhCt PUMPS.
> WATER PIPE, FIRE PI.USS. Ar, coupfslg
THE NArER-WORkS AT GlEaBDROtGH, u. c.
the Qusrteuss General thfre vii b. so
public suction urdfr the dfec ION o. CAPT
browning A. ~ FRIDAY July H. 1906 a. u o'clock tas
foloaiue-dcscibet public property; 20 wit
ONE STEAM BOILER B. iee long AID feet T dancer viii
two Pinch ret nIes) mste Of tinc boiler iro hsns
ce,ssry appurenanees including car0n iron
valves eurk-s end hood lAiiots
pfeu cracbars pine plugs iodnci1E pieces Nc h ia good
TWO WORTfiiNGION STEAM FORCE PUMPS Nc 9. 8ines
udar ginc stroke 2Shore each and each rps5s u
pIn pag forcing 10 90 gs0us OF wstr day Connected
tie Iearsc valves, glands couplings bonds sh9v,,
doubevve oil cups &c Thee pumps are sonpafaTy neA al
" Aisrte quantity Of WATER.PlPE a. follow,
5l82 feet 6-nch cas-iron Natsi-flre
1900 feet 2inch ccf'iron WsieiPpc.
900 feet Pinch Sr0aghtifan Waef-eips
56i feet irch cast iron Ns.eIPre
700 f.et u inch ca-t-ron Na'el Psc
4 f esetl inrhca asst. Natr Gite
5000 feet inch cast-r0n NaerPile
Thry-one ASTIRON IRE PLUGS tAyre pstent viii lt the
p.cessry such oss ttn e5oNs
pieces excellent condition; together witt al the TOOLS.
&c rcqured making alterations aud pairs In water pipe such
pipe emitting nechn,a taps and dies PyeIs crabs d plaass
cellkng tools Sc. .--
bo loaded at the wharf
Terms. Cash. Ga Government fruds
Deliveries viii be nado purchasers or before tho fret ~ dr
boat for iesoso win leave the wharf every hoar dss
the day Of sale. So,
ANY further information ay be desired vii be given Epnsy
pcston in person by letter TO Capt GEORGE T. bOM NINA
A O NJ, Gesboro d. G., TITS Office JAMES A. EklNt
Brig Cen T. $ A. In charge First DIVISION, Y y " "
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WHITE MOUNTAINS AND
NJ AXE ME NpIIRE MAGOG

SEVENTY MILES SHORTER THAN Any OTHER RoLiF"
Leave Nrv-York via New-io end New Haven a roa lMr
vs,vc,t AZ I2.l5 o. M FS1 lodge 90 White River Junction.
AID sry T n. Mountan. wis Wells River and
akc Men uhrensgog) p aud Aonea-thronsh without
e f3i ~. o-s.4a-s.,.
this train without arriving a. Newport aAe
phrrmag, 2 6t. SUNDAY 70, -
Twenty seveuhsi a. or r. NJ tsfl oi
bT Haven steamer PIE. IS East River, at 3:l' ~ oni
ods SprinlG d. Leave Spn fed at iG M and sr I'VE 81
The Mousns via stage Lit eton Newport laAe hrmpnfe
marog Mountains evening For meps aud pariuN' soc
.tl,4f.(t r de Hoax
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CRor9S Aou sDUCT DKPANrSHSr,
NEw o2A June 10, 1880. =
yr,o IpON.FOTrNDERs -SEALED PROPOSALS

rINO IRON-FOUNDERS.-SE PROPOSALS.
will lived hi office, Roun5a oty a s5E' s a..
O'clock q. M Till kSDAi, ire l5t day O. june low " "
.ynply al Cast iron WATER PIPES, via;
so feet ii Cast Iron Water rpo 20 inches nlerna eaas'
90 let Of Cast Iron Waies Pipe L. inches Intern es
1900 H., Of Cast Ion Naer Pipe inchcs internal dnae
OOa OF Cast ou Wafer Pipe inches inieina oaNe
4ktus OF Branch Pipes and other special casg~ , 49,,
SEPARATE bid be Geged and viii be received ICY ts
piD ad 4irch pipe, r the special eastA
ue be eiteg m the whole Of the oueh Ppe o. oi no
whole OF all other offor the whole OF the eeai .li
Eecifrropcsa ist be iudogsod Proposals Tor Css w Wy
Pipes aud special Castings, the with tie name o. 'N' '
Date of its onrrrs. ~ ', ~.
The Of security regired win be Ten thousand "A
Specihc ons AK fon bids eau be haa o. -p eA'A
81" THOMAS STEPHENS, } cro,on
ROBFRr l.. nARRA6H, Aquedlca
A w CRAVEN boni
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Bonro dn0 Rooms.

NO. los NINrlI-Sr. To LET, with BOARD
~ Hsudson-y furnished double and single rooms, suitable for
gentlemen snd their wives. or single grntlemen
1--WE ADVERTISER HAVING MORE ROOMS
uaa he reqiics. would LET tpFor suite Of hpOMs on
SECOND dor mont also three single looms ' gcn va" OF
without meals; Location cishtfuy situated on Muruy m Lex
ns'on ave. Thirty .onrt. Add'eff T. o. Box No LIp
rsrO LE1-An elegantly furnished Parlor Floor, also
aSulo Rooms wrh board seuenan and vile or snug e
soltlenei. Apry for three days a, No. ~ SECONDHAND
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"The Emerald, collection Of graphic and entertain
IN, Tales brilliant Poems, and Essays, CLEANED chiefly
from fugitive literature Of the 18th century, Boston,
John l.. shoTey is the first issue Of THE Gem Senes
edited by Epes Sargent volume Of which is announced
20 be published every month two. The selections are
made with good taste and appear TO have been euled from
ont of the way places that most Of them Will be en-
trey new to the majority Of readers The book Is very
neatly printed and bound handy in size and well adapted
for travellers.
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MOURNING GOODS
vi FRoM RECENT AUCTIONS,
BELOW COST or IMPORTATION
ENGLISH AND FRENCH BoMBAZINEs
BLACK SILKS SOME SPLENDID BARGAINS.
&C. DE LANES AND TAMISE CLOTHS
a4e4mas4 GRENADINES AND IRON BAREGEs.
g. SPANISH AND BUSHIRE GRAPES.
FRENCH LAWNS AND oRGANDE MUsLINs.
QUEENS CLOTH AND SUMNER CLOTH &c. sS per die.L
INDIA FOULARD SILKS, 81 per yard worth 81 So
CHECKS STRIPED, SILVER and IRON GRAY GOODS for
TRAVELNG
BLACK ALPACAs. ALL GRADES. DECIDED BARGAINS.
STRIPED AND FIGURED mOZAMBloUES, $40 per yard
COLORADO AND GRAPE CLOTH yards wide
Tibet AND SUMNER sfAwLs, UNUSUALLY CHEAP
A CHOICE SELECTION OF BoNNETS AND MASTILLAs, AT
A GREAT SACRIFICE.
W JACKSON, Importer Of Mourning Goods
No. 5sl Broadway between spring and Prinee-iL
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CEAsIDE, WATCH Hill, WESTERLY RI
Sales bp 2uttion.
A. NJ. NfHwis. Anoiioneer.
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A. NJ MERNfs. Anoroneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN d. Co.. Nos Goa ana
~ c6 Broadway Of fthst-Sss Books. st.ion.r,
Piciures Workso Art Fancy GocdA Furniture kc
DAMAGED EN0LiSI BOOKS
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. June ~. az O'Clock sud tie we
following day at q @ hour.
An extensive yafiey Of NEW EAGLlSH BOOES-Peing Ass
portion Of Tire stock CT Mesrs. CHARLES sCRlBNFR ! ca
damaeei BY water It c which occuuei In tie iads
occupied by theg. Most Of tie books se bat ISL. i1se
Catalogues ne ready and the books exhibition
GEo. a. LVsvirr Auc,ouesr.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS 49s Broadway
ID LEAVIrT, srREBElCH Co.. Successors 10 T. Cool.x
CoSslGSnESrs SOLICITED. ADvANcss MADE.
DY l.. f. WILLS, Auctioneer-l5o CRATES
ID FARTHENWARE, GLASS PLATED WARE, g.
Welncisy June 2 10 o'clock No 10 Ne,ey., Sale oosvs,
e9mpr-n good lssormen, oWiTE GRANITE now ia sir,
HEsRr II. LEEDs Auciioneer.
HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER will soil By auo-
ton tt EsDAY, Iuue g. II o'clock Clsry Ne
90 Liberty-si, wet Of Brrrdway,
a VALUABLE COLLECTION or MODERN OIL PAINTINGS
MD WkTER COLORS
and Flemish choo many which Of vsy
hsh order receive from ylio caablor. Also Picuw
hy old Also ever CAklCAIU RES OF celebrated ly
THOMAS MAST. Fulpa..isu.srs Ia catalogue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26

Samuel Reese member Of the Society of Friends, has
published a short doctrnal catechism under the title OF
Tho Conciliaor being Serious Inquiry into and Ra'
tional Elucidation Of the Means of salvation Its
printed by James Egber, and for sale by Kirby No 6o
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
0orrorallcu Notlces.

NROTON AQUEDUCr DEPARTAlENT-.T0
u SYN ER CONIRACrORsse afat e !ei proposals.. each
and die 'ioIe ins vii So % tbs of lai u oeocs
Of THURSDAY. July s. lo.a- WlcA CO. !cf W.N be psS
CT c@el,l 0Iwing stiee;s 70
vii VIZ Netss ilgsau 4Id .rc.sisi I!oidN ay 30
and .ty-dnh-s., ard 10 foIiyteycAA ana
Forye-t.hsts be wees "a and Eigihavesg frlce, %
tho owrgs tweu Eti he cen lie ngos
aud Third fs, bc;we "a ton and JoAasi Clysie o.,
between lie aud Rrocnets u'n and Gree @ic 20
La.At and ul G.. anJ shaye, between 1wentisee
aud Twenty second tt.
works and forms for the bids can be CHAINED %
application at this office.
THOMAS STEPHENS. } Croon
ROBERT 4. DARRAGH Aquedoct
A. ", CRAVEN, Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-26
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