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A. q G TI0N SALES

AUCTION SALES.
| COMMISSIONER SALE Of LAND ~
" FAIRFAX COUNTY.-Purs!aar u s. l.
! cree Of the Circuit Court of FairfaT county. Il
the case If St. Clair - 1T Clair r"ntafed az II"
June term, 1857, and one o:Eer decree u SAID
Court IN said cause, rendered ct the uT-a 26%T1
! 1870, OF said Court, the undersigned, co4!mjS
s'Qnrr, therein named, will on The 18th "a
~ SOY Der, 1866 Court day. H. IRON, ..
the Court House Of said county sell! - t1o
highest bidder, q desirable TRAGIC OF LAND,
! IN FAlriA% county. lying near the Great Fall .!
the Inl"'"''' a'Jo!ng INC lands Of john Jucne.
| and Others and continuing 100 ACRES. This
| land i o. good quality, in q pleasant neigh Boz
! hood ara ia Il tOIcrtblu State # cultivation,
| and tn" improvements good
Terms ri Sal" rs prescribed by The Cr,:t:
! Oar .cr!h of The purchase money in hand au
III" dny OF >t}c. the residue ia thrcc cqGa! 10.
stnirncnts al six twelve and eighteen lRyElA.
from the day OF sale. tn" deferred payments -
| bear interest; the Iur,h s"r Ia civ" bond, "''a
good per o:nl security and the '.ti' 80 Ie -
| tanned uuti! thn uur.,haSc lnO.!cV = pi}Q
| rHOS. MOORE, C"fnm' z.
FaIrhX COUNT. "c l8--I"wt-
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL. ESTATE
! 4 By WRITE al decd Of trr,-t il't'1 join" =
| smith. Iuh" Th"rnr"n, Robert !}:r"".'. R.,h.t
! II Lancaster t"o 2" 3 cry. = tu.s. E.ta,,. H.
jane, !. a. A","} Ban 49, ...t.ua
ii i.yI, ari.!2 ,ln4r ti.' ~ 'ry - Nar...1er
| 49,, and ..aIy at r"r.orj /" i.''"t \. -.
/ Folio q, -, i.,. i.sri Hrc"rI, "f h."<Nu,;r:..
ruurtl f.. ..r,,...r,i.,,.ed - Dr:;-;. eac.I -.
ed wi! in front 90 he NHT"ra "t"r@, 81 IL,
| city Of Ai,.XrI,lr:t, o.. ~!ifu !.ihA !, }." "!th
day Of November, ta', 81 Roc" Z. ~, o. ~
| day pcr for sale ~ pu5 a. Nue-''Li. - il' '.t'
| t.; bidder. for cash, 'uA. '%ctnl" LJt 'F
| GKOUND. viii heh"ild!ug, AMI improvement,
thereon. .ttut"d IL the c!1@ "t .NeIan4I.t, =,
| and bounded Us tol!oE+. - "l,;-Ge!t anloG al
| a point rn Wolfe street % Get w,-t ron tn
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NOR BALTIMORE.

EOUR BALIL Mo hf..
ur~aes ;. The STEAMER COLU MElA,
xzs ssaiszsa Apt. JAMES HARPER, having re-
ceiYed a new boiler. and been thoroughly reht'
ted, has resumed her regular trips, leaving BAL
timorc every SATURDAY, at 4 clock, p. III
for Washington Alexandria, and GeorgctowiI
stopping at all her former landings
Returning will leave AlexandriH eve'3
WEDNESDAY MORNING, At o,el2ck,
70 The STEAMER TH0S z. CAHlLL, Capt
JAS. 81. NORRIS will leave Baltimore on W Ed
NESDAY, at3 p. m. touchingat Chap Il Pom!
and returning will leave A!exandra, e9ery
SATURDAY MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. f"'
freight and passage apply to
ap lift b. " Ii EAI, Agent.
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i POLICE REppoRT There were no cases worth
reporting at the Mayor Or Magistrates Office
this morning. s sasrs,s, 70 l. a 's' s'25
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For Fails Church, Vienna Thornton. Hecndon,
Guilford. Farmwell and Belmont connecting
at Guiford with Hutchinson Coaches daily,
for Gum Spring, Arcola Aide Niddleburg''
and UpperSSille; and at Farm1well or Belmont
with Peacock's Coaches for Leesburg, Ham
ilton, Purcellyille, Snickersvi!le, Castleman's
Ferry, Berryville and WINCHESTER
81; Leesburg, So; Winchester, S. So In
termedate points in proportion. 1,o,,r,,
oc 1O-eotjan1 General Superintendent.
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CLOTHING DEALERS.
%tAa-E z3+-IEZ = :! = xxi
~ FOR e.s-,s~lg.
aasa CT TIL G.,
MARKED IN PLAIN FIGURES
NO DEVIATION

ts92 & Z N N T N G s.,
Corner Of Seventh street and Maryland avenue
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STEAMERS, RAILROADS; &c.
TRANS LEAVE a LExAN pRIA DAILY q:

ALEXANDRIA, L0UDOUN & HaMPsHIRE B. F.
b 9S ;ss -: ;:s s:;;:
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NO. 6S. KING STREET,

NO. g. KING STREET,
(Betwcen Fairfax and Royal Streets
Many thanks to my fellow-citizens for the
very liberal pat onage bestowed upon me, and
trust, by continr ed application to business, with
Ia disposition 70 accommodate to merit their
confidence and fl lrther patronage. Special at
tention given to-
DRESS TRIA INNINGS,
RIBBONS HOSIERY,
CLOVES, CORSETS
HOOPS KIRTS, &C.
Would call. attenti on to stock Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
such as Collars, CUFFS, HandGerchiefs, Socks.
Suspende,.s, Cravats, Shirts, Drawers, &c.
With increased facilities for the transaction of
bushes 5, hope to be able to supply the wants
Of De Alers.
rs All Goods warranted as represented. Or
ders from the country respectfully solicited.
- CHARLES w. GREEN.
f..-,.- r. -~-...1 6S Kinr ct
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tiG pt!uSen over .tuS+TotCnlao AttrSi, "a ~
stermined tossuspend thelocal travel over then
road until the first of December. 6
CHURCH SERVICES 70 MoRR oW.-To NOR
row will be the twenty fifth Sunday after
Trinity. III
| Christ Church at | a H., and i
D. m, blythe Rector, Rev. 4. d. Randolph.
St Paul: s-SerVice in The morning at II,
and in the. evening at 8. by the Rev. Geo IL.
Norton
Grace-Service in the morning and at halt
past three in the evening by the Rev. MT.
Sprigg. 1t@-s' <1z7
St Mary s-Srrvice att a0d II a. m., ana
81 D. m by the pastor, Rev. Father Kroes.
First Presbyterian-S Sermon in the morning
and at nightly the Rev. Mr.. McCampbel.
Second Presbyterian-Se in the morn
inc and at night by the Rev Mr., Lettwieh
Episcopal Methodist-Sermon in the morn
ing and at night by the Rev Mr. Hummer. Of
the Virginia Conference.
Methodist opal-Sermon in the morn
ing and at night by the Rev. Mr.. Wheeler.
Methodist Protestant-Sermon 10 the morn
ing and at seven o'clock at night by the Rev.
w. Collier, ex- president Of the Maryland An
nual Conference a ~
~ Baptist-Sermon in themoning by the Rev.
A. J. Huntington.
MANSION. HOUSE ARRIVALS, Nov 18th
w. Fl. Wilson and lady, J. S. Reid, Baltimore;
John W. Wise, Norfolk; 81. G. Sillman, Q. i,
Fadeley Lcesbure; Miss Mamie Thomas, Miss
Rose Thomas, Fairfax G. H; Capt. Alfred
Glascock, Fauquier; Hugh Hammill, PRINCE
William; Dr. j. Z. Mortimer, Loudoun; Il: o.
Brubaker, Page county; Tbos T. Gaskins,
Stafford; W. X, Morse, Gordonsyille; W. j.
Va; J. Fl. Padgett. I. r. Farra,
Nd; H, j. Dreber, Philadelphia; G, "; Bald
win, e. L. Peyton, Va; j. Il Morrill,, n; Y;
r. f. Phillips, Stanton; W. NJ: Phillips,
Lydchburg: Fl ashingtop, Washington;
Geo. Wilson, Staunton; Chas. Skinner, Mid
dlcburg; Z. NJ Scott, Va Geo L.Kite, Page
county; c. c.. Moore, O.. Il A. R. R.; I. G.
Boulman, Orange; G. W. Francis, N. u, II.
Van Slyck Schenectady, n. T.; 4. J. Mar
shall, Warrepton; J.. Middleton, e. Barets,
Fauquier; j. R. Grigsby. Clarke county; David
Peters Miss Martha Smith, Tbert, Mo.
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N. J J. p hs 'rss' Leszees.
]. Ii. BRYANT, Agent. no 17-tdec1
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70 5s ao&aOTDa tg4: 81
NEW YORK, November l7.-Gold, l42.
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rr1EA S-Gunpowd Imperial Japan and
/ Black Teas-very line and cheap, at
LOOMS,
" oct I'M No. $204, King st
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@ AIT zaa 81 ~ .l,,5.ls., 80 M,
y l71.-s $50 sacks Fine Salt; 5o2sacks Ground
Alum oo; for sale by i..5, 1,n ,Ic,.14
sep Is GEORGE IL. HOBlNoslN.-
10 BOXES B. F. BABIsETS SOAP. for
IN sale by aug9-tf e G SWAINE
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CHAS. A. GLADKE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-07
Gas fitting.


U,IRNINs SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GAS-FIT
TING SECURES Light at half the cost and ever reliable
and ma cen, Nos Mden-l9ne soahtas, Wan
TESTIMONIAL FRox ". oGDKS Dosssus
CoLLysr CRY 0R NBv1okk
Conner Lcxing,oGcve. and Iwenfs thlrt-s
NEx-Y ORK. June 5, 1855
20 certify krown Mr. John Efuin tor sewers
v,sIs and thai him familiar with the principles eq
me for regulating and the burning Of rumlne gas and
have furthermore tested satisfactorily b, necanicn ss =, ,he
same Respectfully submitted r. OGDEN pohhAo''
OyT1cr o The Tn BrSR I
April . 1856
We employed mr Fnn four since 70 take charge o. oar
dcdgctlouo! our gas bi Of osel
per year with better lights The e.aH Was 40 '-
factory nat hive employed iir regularly ever sinf9
' IHK TRIBuSE ASSOCIATION,
SAML SiNCL AIR PHbbslcr
RRKvaoRf IiousE March 81 lSno
Ihave known NJ Fnin since 1855 end lave employed ar
regulate nav r,sburns several occasions, Always 10 my oene'
satisfaction. .,,1, nn.knFra
rsrd hin his experience ard constant eoy
speciality better Eaowiedroo ss,oaef, @ 5r st
ION iu practice any employed nc ..na ,,ca
bv his Of arranging the barne- IN
Iena am 70 any """ ina - " gERT ARK, Proprietor
combination Of Improvements. - az s an, An,
my gs.ignt 10 DC feiAMe anu '" -.
burned ct the cs1sl rates.
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feaaI Notices.
OUNTY.-SARAH

CUPREME COURT. KINGS C0UNTY.-SARAH
- ~ MID0LEY az. THOMAS sLOCOhB and GILBERI l.
RFFCkNsN ss.irrefs ~ i-ons Midgey Jcnniug NOI ~
10 rursoanee Of d-n 1rstal oFdsr ais In the shove en-
filled stoa % 4 l4 asv Nay 49, u1t-e hereby given %
al so ov h. be CREDITOR o. the lafe firm Of Wilson's Nits
h -nunss q press claims o. hing them with tho under
sr.d tbe rr named IN and snoutd by said decea order duly
v,nlrd, BIZ o. tbr foofe nns houago'si ~ te
CIV Oh ovu on on before I'd day OF me a. y ooek
neon of d v An notice hereby that default OF
rluting ard proyug claims the VII BE- barred Of w
the std lfe rn. and q he slid
i,at or dcrs.s order sde the - dry May 1886 AM o.
~ ~ j. GREENWOOD, Referee
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CUPREME Court. KINGS COUNTY.-In the

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY.-In the
y matter Of THE EVRRGRFFNs rural cemetery incorporated
the act entitled An authorizing the Incorporation Or
Cemetery AssociAfons, psssed April "a l|' NOlich ~
CREDlTORs-Pouan 70 order Of this Court made IL ths eoo.
matter Irm thereof held in the hlng Souy
Court House the 7 day Of MAY 1856 pablo notice hereby
given all claiming % be Of the corporation Of Inc
present and exhibit their respective claims TO e under
signed referee named In the said order hi oce No monisSus
Of Brooklyn the isth day Of Juy 100 81 o'clock
that day With the OF ~ ef said
claims n order respectively said creditors
thereafter due liability Indebtedness then exist
may then and there ssccrned creditor ersd
and exhibit biz their the time and pacc
allow viii BE- Ieadd from OF the Proceedings
had before undersigned referee under said odr-Daiei
Brooklyn, Kings County. May ", iat< -
JAxss NAvaIoa Atosssy Rsssivs No. q wsllsl. D.
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FROM MAJOR GEN. ). II. WILSON:
xyuSfxgT0s Del An

gsrLHNEx. nclose herewith kI3 Tor saddle BRIDE 4e re-
ccved time ago and very sssiacoIy. . nm sti.A
Col Andrews bids return hs thAns TOT te Ssoue i'N ~
YOU good enough 10 prescott 20 him II. IL.
have which sent 70 over Two Year, so W su
Dana Secretary Of Wa and which have Used con
niy since requested 10 make nrePoit upon the
bot the having ended done have no heAn
however In saying rrFrd the felt cloth which yol ha'e
the best arrangement have used Tor preventing HJ1 2"
hotes back by hard riding and o. the saddle
bad originally supposed the cloth would gall the horses scA y
becoming ncrued With sweat AID bat Il bafs Nns al
rby and can be kept perfrcty plant and clean by hit a
tom mine has been washed bat since h eegsn 70 use ~ ana
has certainly Unveiled fer other Saddle BAnke
respectfully, obedient servant j. H. WlLsOh.
kssus HICH0LS T0MPkIkS, Ne BsssAsl, Nsvsk, H. j.
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t.nor..-v,. Mn ,xAry DIVISION OF rHK MISSISSIPPI
Juy a 1919 \

DANL p TOMPKINs Newark, n. J;-DaaR SIR an Just
hoae from Washington aud ind your. Of June ~ - 81 H.
di5 receive Patent Saddle Coin sen ~ tne nehls oen
Densisn al Nashville in May 1874 used oil ny Georsis and
carolina march vory well OF Il indeed iooe no
fwo hoes DAYS and both horses aFe a. os o
backs today started from kssnvhe lbis y ". @
''D 49,. ,rrl, ~ ~ 4. SHERMAN, MsJorOea
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Gbe Curt.
PATTERSON RACEs-THIRD DAY.

tbAIEkSON KACES-lnlhD Dai'
FIRST DAYd RsoTSS nile: Oyer ,s siS' hT Rsas,
zs years. B. Read enter; q f'sny sa9s NJ
srnays Roscoe years. Smiths eh ID Mamie CrsddoeA
SECOND RACE-The Sequel stakeA sweepate PreTann q
Oo odi 800 entrance half Forfeit ,wS-mie ss.
Mr John Hunter ch Tom Wolok oJ Lexington S''
a. Mr. john Hsnef enter. ch Fsdee by imp BsOwne, dsrr
Nj ohn b. Uhiea, by Lexington, dam imp
= Mr. 4 B. Read enters b. e Marshall Anderson Lexington
Mr. s .tson enters g. c RemOrse by imp Felipe dam Res
M &dnis enters ch by Prophet dam Barbshty BY ST.
M F. Moui, enters b. Prophecies ~ Prophet dam s''
Mr. D. MeDln. eler. ca Euchutre, by Lexington dam
Ellen Bs,emaD oy Gel'9f s,,s,- 81, Kin, Lear b. Len.
- N, lafo1 Cen o asS Ss M Ii saori D. Dor by Mad
H. Mr. D. SeDsns, enter. B. C. Ripley By JEFF Davis, d'm Nina
I2 NJ ssGusJ Carter enters by Highlander, dam by imp
49, MI p Bush enters Bella Donna by imp LsDidi' dam
a. Mr. p Bush enters b. l. ss,in,,oas by imp Lspd dam
Third RiGEPreniam Of Al 900 all sse' mile hssi'
J. Hunter enter. b. h. Kentucky years
Bowie snd Hal srers sr keh1o.d years. h,tun. az
$500 .ddsd cL0,sd siih Il fI oas Nv ao.,.,
do Hampton Young %eSooTs dam DoIisdn a.,
do b. Bonns boon By imp BslrOwDle, dam Pasta by Rev
T..
Mr. Thos Psryesr enters en- C Dy fLnsl dam h0'' b''
hsur BY Glencoe 49, $1,000. L.,
Florite by Wagner r.,,. -,
Mr. r. Morris enie 8 10y Imp. Eclipse, dam Fidelity BY imp
o DO b. { py imp Eclipse. Bsrbsr,y BY Simeon.
n Mr. Mes FORBES JeroneI o. hedwnf
by irnp. BalrowBi-, dam Cyclone, by Nanda ,
Ia do IMesr Forbes Jeonel br, Feelance by IN ba
rownie. dam Zu'isks, by Willis.
FIFTH ACE-The Consolation Premium Of 500 for all ages
Hores beaten during this meeting allowed pounds thos.
twice OF more pounds Entrance 20 to second
horse.
! w.,son enters B. Z. Julu.
II. Sanford b. III. Mamie Butler, yena
J. W Weldon b. c. knighhoot, years
j. Weldon T. LaP1ng, years
Is. A. Alexander enters b. G Norwich, years
d. MeDAnisls Gu by Arlington, dam Lucy Haxa
Special trains aud Has ffo the 'oot or
Course returning when the races are over
IL. b. ChlSWELL Secretary.
PATTERSON RACES.
June 5-rhe DERBY, Miie Heats Two Mile Heats June
-Steepe Chase Mile Three Mile and II Mile June l-hrds
Rae. Sequel Stakes Mile heats Sweepstakes ana Consolation
Premium EXTRA TRAIN, Erie Baaway at II .nd LAD a. ID,
Union COURSE, Long Island.--TROTTlNG on
u FRIDAY Match for ~ ooe nile heats best
three in Phier b. n LADY ItORN crooss
b g. GEORGE WILKES Cars leave South tery - 10 a. sno
snd from the Fulton snd Wiianbarsh iee s'ery
~ WM SHAW, Proprietor.
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DOARD -Tlerantlv furnished ROOMS at mod
81. ,er ~ de sof1c months ct the private redtenee Ma
~ West f.rrr-aih-a, hririrn-r.
DOARDING-A Gentleman aud DIS Vile. or one
m , .ir b. 81 neacu Dee aocouGol.t~d with hr,tcas
TOsED i snu ryafe family rl Sd of Wisans ion'sqle
Rel.r.r--a raci aa.-i. Adir-ss Ron. IH u.r Ofice
VUTNISHED IOOMS-Wuh fun or partial
EOARD ia TTva'e house, No. 80 West Tweny seventh'st
-i,sstlau snsarpi.sel Ae'-fr. crs rrourrt "
UNFINISHED ROOMS, with BOARD AT mod
/ ersts prize b. obtiued Of 70 IA West lweoy-hird-t
GENTLEMEN can obtain pleasant ROOMS, Ia a
I 4 rr7vste FAM Y. Of no p Meet Flc,.ufi-.t
DARLOR and BEDROOM; also, two ROOMS Oh
secold for newy uniheo 20 LEI 10 gentlemen IN ttT
Glass aud y Ef,fenesrqufd View on broadway ana
Grace Church. Address no. 81 Fouul-avr.
DOOMS 10 LET-With or without BOARD, ii the
IA f-cass No - West was ioFon-pLce
and ae fh house hen4 r
uhd roDglos and KEPT in the best oaeE no sHons N the
allowed.
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SADDLE Cloths.

NAsHSaroS. May q, 1866 )
NTTSSRS. NICHOLS &, TOMPKINS, Newark, n.
Nl stR have ued for several months patent SADDLE
CIOTH aud the beat have known used o' sAn
, b.cs OF borse should general Cavalry ser
vlce a. ehsu horses much used under the saddle
L. 5. GRANT, Lient Gen.
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5ummcr Retreats.

A GENTLEMAN wants good ROOM with BOARD
"A in the Mountanous Districts Of vermont hasaciust'. 9
ian particulars iiUDsoS Boz So IL Ta6sas On
BOARD in FISHKILL-Pleasant accommodations
- i1 private family S7to $Oaweek- Address l. W" D'A No
BOARD for the SUMMER in Berkshire County
~ BOARD for the Sumner be obtained 70 piEaie % w
'tp'toiiNt' mdr-. on ih lutIlle lrLul- ~, w.
COUNTRY BOARD for adults-ln private family,
" the hudson hour from the city by boai 10 acrs, wen
shaded Pleasant and good board etu. hon sha Su
particulars apply to J. c. SMITH, No l2o Ea.,u- ul-.isi
COUNTRY BOARD.-A few quiet families can be
- accommodated with pleasant ROOMS ud good Ord iTte
in the beautiful aud healthy village o. ch Ornss o.
COUNTRY BOARD in a Perm House. IN healthy
K location and pleasant drives For terms &c. apply entrance
No. g. Ne" howeIy over AZ AnLe bank
COUNTRY BOiRD-Families can secure BOARD
< in the Einiyrbook convenient to Harlem Road Dspo
S SoS No. - . Vvssl,'i' GofuSis Conn., \. y
NOUNTRY BOARD-NEVERslNK HOUSE, Port
- Jarv n. Y.-Fsnies o. single Gentlemen wi:hing BOARD
viii md bcsut aud healthy location Pleasant Dry~s
s's o S tS md fss the imfrGss Half
mile from the depot. Apply to D 5 VANCE, Prorrror
COUNTRY BOARD. Very fine accommodations
Apry q, So. ito wiits@.si. Nos.Yorl
COUNTRY BOARD for two Couples-9O miles on
- Hsu Rfosd dne location large lawn shade 'res new two
depot Terms 81 and ~ per week Address or Inquire Of
sHATTUCk. No u Mursy-i Nrw-lofs.
EENTEEL COUNTRY BOARD.-The DREAD
" NsTlTu u fI DONG Ladies Meree,tsr h1.s evsied 70
hrtthy viii b. opened Tor hscas Is tdng dH me
hot Adde'S immediately r. r. GREENE. ofesef Maa
nCEAN HOUSE. EASTERN POINT Groton,
" Conn-Th. delisntiu sumner resort s'used opposite The
For particulars address r. EIGCOMB, OF Mrs s. ". FISH, Box
No 60 New-London Couu
GUNNER HOME-Good board pleasant rooms.
> dehrh livery flins health and comfort Saratoga
and Lske George; Juy ? J. ~ LANstA PonIuey Vt
GEASIDE, WATCH HILL, WESTERLY, L. l.,
- three niles East Of Stonngton Conn.
..PLdAF ION HOUSE"
House and New Furniture FirttClass Accom-
noilf ons. % the middle Of June % October
Point. lfs ue s sailing tfiiug snd sDr' bath
u surpassed the whole it Is accessible by N~
oh Steamboats, and oil eaboe's end rosds con
meeting Line Railroad ste8ut and sol b1as con
uec win oil trains sionngion for Watch TIL Adde'S
A. s PLIMPrON Co. Westerly r. J., ult July ].
Amer July l. PostOfce addrcss eoriusou, Conn
rENHE coolest necktie in hot weather is the
1 HARD RUBBER CRANAr
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U'IE MASON g. HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS
L FIFTY TWO GOLD OF SILVER MEDALS or other hiOH'
AWARDED ". H. within Tow year.
SEVENTEEN within the last tour weeks Tor IhE bESI
INSTR Nh ITS Of THIS GENERAL CLASS .
Printed testimony prssntrd 10 Their ccnlAr- rom NOR nsn
add musicians In the country that Hb
MASON A WAMLGS CABINET ORGANS ARE uNEQuAL
Prices sIo 10 s6 warsrooms NO sol Broadway NeS.fork
XHTANTED--A good PIANO, in exchange for an
w interest In q valuable paying patent Address
JOHN MUSIC. VHlismsburgh p. o.. l.. l.
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CCPREME CoURT.-THE GREENwICn saw


> ISGs BANK sssT, hpWAkp r wlS2s md XVI i
sHvsos n sS ss % aG
ihs shove entitled 2r day o. May 1906 DANIEL
soaAHAs III the Ss, hs R1PG af e. the 'a 51 Of sse
1890 a, O'clock noon =. the E1hsnse sis,9on ho Brood
following drbed premises Al those two certain o. piece.
s5 ss ~ b Tss W,r ba CIV Of tSs s.es
and the souh.rey side Of West street, between haHay
tain land. beoDgna Clinton esad yns be-
w. & and Cunt Of New orb land now OF G IN the Off Of the
Cer Common Pleas for the City and County Of sew
bounded AID described follow. that ia to say horthwee
thirty three on npi .ouIhsoaery by 'he
bsTsd ihrty sns on .as s'g a sSS % e
laid out the sid map e and one inch on the
westerly sy three from, and being the
s % md p hundred and 17 West street 10 tie
City Of New York and being as. the same whe1 cor
M Of Gsoss Clinton deceased 70 GeoEe Vsasn s dsd d1sa
and County SewYor Lber 1874 Of Conveyance pae 49,
all certsn other lot parcel Of Aad with tbs
Of the CITY Of drsgnsted csrsin Of fifteen lots
o. ground ,laas On he Prov 5eSed Ss by stephen
date the sixth day Of February AD 1913 by lot
70 I sssn"e point on hs ss.,eSy I'D Of The Bow-Ty
tbs Bowel snd Delsny street running eighty
three feet nine inches to point distant h feet ron Delaney @
twenty feet eight inches thence north eighty ie
twen inches from the place Of besinnps and
the bowery twenty Tour iert sna est
being the premises known
Inv H. hundred aud seventy ~ bowey n
H. Civ OF and being also the premises which were
hv Nboas Elizabeth, hi wife 10 the said George
Vaughn July 1926 and recorded In the ad Registers
Office An Iiber, 2O5 Of Conyeyances. pege ~.
sso certain other lot piece or paice o. ground WIN
erected, situate lying and being m the ovf
tenth Ward OF New fo the westerly side o. ne
Bowery between Spring and Prince streets bounded aud Described
follows. that esr in front BY the Bowery soah.ry
by now or Dr. Daniel Dayton r inches.
westerly and Ia the the land or late OF MI sousoh
feet and bY land formerly OF George Naashn
and parties the first part his surviving
feel i've inches width N front and rear
lengh the southery .de
noheTy side ninety et hse inches DC
the being the premises "hch we're
ed ~ Lot Number Eight Hundred snd isny on w, si
Fest fa which by the street TWO hundred
and twenty-five 22 and two hundred and tweytToh a,a
(2l Bowery, and being the same preme winch VIZ oyn
yeyed BY Elizabeth the sd George Asghh p dssu
date Aulu lsl 1892 and recorded In ne sad hss.,eI. as
HDsr 5s OF Convey 62Daed New 1913, VIZ R
DANIEL f. tNGRAHAM IT,, Referee No loo broAdsay
OWEN, CRAY. 4 OWEN, Plaintiffs Attorney No - NASSAU
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6ouses ano farms martco.

n ARGE FACTORY BUILDING WANTED-On a
IL LEAsE IN city with power Address H. H. b. oI
No 2O3l Post Ofbce. kewfoTk.
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CONGRESS HALL,
V'HE sTORK HOTEL.

TVIHE STORK HOTEL
OLD SQUARE. BIRMINGHAM.
ENGLAND.
Families and Geuteuen visiting Banghm viii find this Hotel
defby located private quc and in The oentc Of the
town Large lately msde, wn private en-
trance ell Of quiet home insured 20 visitors IN
where combined with reason
continuance OF iAe support r.
ceivcd Tor many yeats by lie present PROPRIETOR -
BENJAMIN SCRlVEN. Proprietor.
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alarble Mantels.

HIarbIe Hlantcl6
NJARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Supcricr IN
appeasnce durable half the price OF marble r. B.
STEWART sos sx,h ami 1871 broadway bet 3s,e eh
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place IN the city
vi purchase MARBLE MANrEs o. the Attest designs At yer,
low prices at KLABERS Marble Works. No 100 Past lsth
st. near 3sve n u Maate the country Cut this cot
MARBLE MANTLELS Floor Thing, Monuments,
DE can purchased Wholesale prices from
large and elkassored stock FISHER BIRDS STEAM MAJ
BILE WOBKs Nos " 20 l93 East HSuston-st
MARBLE MANTELS and FLOOR TILING-At
vi j. c. BOYLEs Steam Marble orks Nos and 10 East
20h Broadway. large as.oinent on nano
DUTLAND MARBLE Co."-West Rutland, ".
IA Producer aid Wholesale Dealers in BLOCK AAhbLs-
D. AXTFR MANUFACTURING Co.," Salem. n u " ho'ssale
Dealers Of description from the hausha
"HO'' NT-' No IS Broad.st, Room No ~