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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-08-11

r. ~ o..
.lamented President tLincoln.l 'If the freed
man leaves work to seek employment at
better wages, heis arrested as a vagrant, by
order of the Freedmen's-BaFeau,a and put
to labor on therOad with ball and chain, as
is provided by an order recently, issued by
General Scott, Assistant Commissioner for
South Carolina. ''''. '-'''' ''' u" 'l
,I' IT. fatigued from over work, he desires to
rest for day. lie leaves the plantation TO-
visit relative or friend, it is, made penal
offense, and a fine of $50 is imposed, as will
be seen by circular No. II, Of General Kid
dow, Assistant Commissioner for Texas, a
copy of which is hereto annexed, marked
sc" If he refuse to contract at all, he is
arrested by the Bureau Provost Marshal
and sold for u few dollars to the nearest
planter, as in the case of Captain Morse, of
New Orleans, already referred to. The CO.
ercive policy adopted by the Bureau in this
and other respects, has been made a justi-
fication for the discriminating legislation Of
some OF the Southern States rrgiidyg5N q
The only remedy against a white man for
breachOf contract, is a suit for damages,
and we can see no reason why the same
remedy should not be applied and conceded
in the case Of the black man. The freed
man has nothing to sell but his labor, and
we are strongly of the opinion that he
ought to be permittedito obtain tor it the
highest price it will bring. If he is free
man, it is neither Just nor lawful for any
person to assume control of him, and GER
taihly not more just or lawful for an officer
of the Freedmen's Bureau to do so than
for Southern planter. ''
Very respectfully, .[h. Hl.- H'Ha
.. Your 0bedient servants, I lgu
r,..u JAMES B. STEEDMAN,
Major-General Volunteers,
j. s. FULLERTON, .i
, gadier-General Volunteers.
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Proposals for Printing & Binding.
OFFICE OF .CoMMrssroNERs OF PRINTING.

OFFICE OF COMMISSIONERS OF PRINTING.
COLUMBUS ONO. July 0, 1866.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
= ceived at the Office Of the Secretary of State of
the State OF ohio, until DE-. ...
Tuesday, the 21st day of August, 1866,
at 70 o'clock NJ, for executing the State Printing
for the period OF two years, aud for executing the
Stae m bnsgg ST tne peFSSa % o Tne year from and
in accordance with the provisions Of the act entitled
An act to provide for the execution and supervis-
ion of the State Printing and Binding" passed
March a. 1850, the act supplementary thereto, pass
ed May 1856! and the act tamendatory thereof pass-
ed April 9Th, 1855. .F ..... .-.t.'Irf
Full printed SPEcIFIC ATIoNs can be had on ap-
pication to the Secretary of State. %. b .fglTa
Each proposal must be accompanied by bond,
executed in due form by the bidder, with at least
two good and sufficient suretes, satisfactory TO the
Commissioners of Printing, in the penal sum Of ten
thousand dollars, conditioned for the faithful per-
forhance pursuant TO law, of such class classes of
the State Printing as may be adJudged by him, aud
for the payment as liqudated damages by such bid
der to the State Of excess Of costs over the bid
bids Of such bidder which the State may be obliged
10 pay for such work by reason of the failure of such
bidder to complete his contract; said bond to be
null and void If contract shall be awarded to him.
No btd uiidccolnpdntsd 6y such bond toiHbe enter
tdiaed by the Commissioners Of Prtnting. ."s 3D..
T. A like bond in the penal SUN Of i've thousand
dollars, must accompany each proposal for folding,
Copies Of bonds Gn blank will be furnished
bidders on application to the Secretary Of State,
ln all respects the printing and binding shall be
executed, and the bills thereof made out, filed. aud
tied and paid in conformity with the provisions of
the act ITO provide for the execution and super.
vision Of the State Printing and Binding" passed
March "A, 1850. and the amendatQry act of Apile
lS6e-to which acts reference Is hereby made for
such further information may be desired. ln. n
Proposals to be sealed and i9dorsed on TT the out
ing" or Proposals for Bindingp as the case may
be, and addressed TO the Secretary of State.
.1 .fHsgf U WIN. HENRY SMITH, Z
.I .r, -. Secretary Of State.
h. ..'a'.- .ai MOSES X. BRAILEY, Ct-
+. ONO -f.It-. r Comptroller of the Treasury.
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
july0-dtd Auditor Of State.
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I,-W - q l-a1M VIIIIUUIlIl
I Deliberately Expressed.

, a young womanlwas baslly engaged the
other day, In looking over some mourning
goods. The clerk wasati acquaintance, and
he asked her, with muelfeolieitHde, if there
had beena d6ath if1fher famiiys GsNoynOt
exaetlg.sl said 81 e,IAbub Dnexpect the old
lady wlllpO under IN about tw0iweeksSa
Il ptfiou9fIt i yet nv nloufnina all readyIph
lmagine theiJlerkas horror i-gF FlutR Dedle,S
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FUEL FOR THH STATE.


f, OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
ga ,ta.r.. COLUMBUS, o., August Sd, 1866.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
- CElVED at the Office Of the Secretary of State
until .TJa Tu sgirg- I... Er ."..- rI.H
Monday, TIA c 80 day OfSc next,
At 12 o'clock moor. for furnishing the State of Ohio
with fuel, for one year, as follows:
fn 10000 Bushels of Coal,
OF the best quality, equal to the lower vain of Hook
ing Coal, and free from slate, slack and dirt, ''"
- 10000 bushels of Coke,
To weigh not less than 40 pounds to the bushel, to
be made from Hooking Or Cambridge Coal, and kept
dry. ..I ati,..aI / I..... .l.g'-. .I '.It- .
q io as Cords of Wood, re .. JILL.
the to be of Hickory Beech or Sugar four feet
~ length, straight and well split 49,. .- -l..
The quhntities Sbove named to be increased at the
option OF the Secretary Of State. nT g.. ....
The Fuel 70 be delivered without charge for such
delivery, at the State House, Columbus. Ohio.
= Proposals to be accompanied by samples, and to
specify tee anAbty and price Of the fuel pro-
Each proposal must be accompanied BY a bond
with at least two good and sufficient sureties IN the
penal sum Of not exceeding twenty thousand nor
less than five thousand dollars Cas required by law)
conditioned Tor the faithful performance Of such
The bids to be made and the contracts to be award
ed in accordance with the terms of the act entitled
fuel and other articles for the General Assembly and
State Oficers, passed March IL, 1853; and IAN act
to amend sections four and six and to repeal section
five" Of the above entitled act passed March 81,
1858. Bids to be indorsed on the envelopes, Pro-
p0sals for furnishing Fuel for the State" Fuel
furnished by the contractor must be in all cases
equal in quality to the samples. This rule a0tH be
. WIN. HENRY SMITH.
aug4-dtd Secretary Of state
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PAPER FOR THE STATE.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,l
n COLUMBUS, OHIO, August 3, 1906
SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE RE
- ceived at the office of the Secretary of State
until
Monday, the Sd day of September next,
At noon, for furnishing Paper for the use of the
State OF Ohio, for one year, as follows: .r..
1880 IIeams Double Super Royal
Printing Paper,
27K by Al inches. to weigh not less than So pounds
TO the ream.
40 IIeams Double Flat Cap,
l6X by 81 inches to weigh at least 26 pounds to the
% .." ream.
as Reams Brochure Cover Paper
Assorted coors 90 by q inches, to weigh at least 80
pounds to the ream.
The quantities above named to be increased at the
option Of the Secretary Of State. ..
Bids must be accompanied by samples Of the pa
per, and must specify the price at which such kind
aud quality will be delivered at the State House. in
COlumbus Ohio. ........ Of.
The pager must be of the best quality. The de-
livery Of the paper to on the first of No
vember next, and continue as the paper shall be
needed. u" -
Each proposal (as required by lawl must bO &c
sufficient sureties, in the penal sum of not exceed
ing Twenty Thousand Dollars, nor less than Five
Thousand Dollars conditioned for the faithful per-
fOrmaIlce of such contract as may be awarded. .
The Bids to be made and contracts to be awarded
in accordance with the terms Of an act entitled An
act provide for the purchase Of Stationery, Fuel,
and dOther articles for the General Assembly and
State officers" passed March H. 1853. and "An act
to amend sections four and six and to repeal sec.
ton FIVE" of the above entitled act passed March
3, 1868. ..... ..s. .l.r. ., b
Bids to be indorsed on the envelopes Proposals
for furnishing paper for the State" r.
Bidders are assured that no paper will be received
unless IL conforms in every respect with the samples
This provision will be strictly adhered to. gl .
' WIN. HENRY SMITH,
aug4-dtd Secretary Of State.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-17
HENRY d. MINER AuCTIoNEFR
IL sAcsroom. Nassau street opposite the Pos, oncs
Large and attractive sale Of
HORSES AND cARRTAGRs
This day by MINER 4 sOnRRvILLE. Al s.l..,,o, X,
Nassau street =

Tbs day by MINER 4 sonERvILLE. s s.i..roon. "
::' ..'. s, ...s. 's
Az saii,:s 8 hand. sss ,,.S. "a warranted
Ina " harness and under sadie very Tree ...y
!. no isp ,o.a MACON n..r,, new
,., BAY Mar L.ars od about Is Assds s,.a l,sA in on
.se bright ss ner.- ~ hand, sss sy.,r ola var
A.' "a, ,p run, and siai a.. .adil. her..
By ,,cr.. ls hands. syssrs ola KIND 10 al A.rn..
l'u. !, zoo psno boz road Wagon. a.sIy new
bic. MIR. ,:,rs old i' hand. high kind In Al bar
hs 4, ~. .,.r snas r.. .-s sd
Horse n.as s.fsi .s q 'ns' sud aosss Harness IS
'asrs nr. hand. hish years old iind in al A.r
Ten az: osfs 8v'iti,: %. 81. ..'s sc.s,,.
ra,.is. x.s,as o - s's.enss ard bg,ns..
% anything pertaining % The hos.- bs.ls..s
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VIII 20 T.-.s =. 70. rs : sis.n
So. ge... u, - - a. 'h., s.i-.seors s....a
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Ia, Y L.sso.i s1 - te,s.s, y,
-. g ss- psc.s s,ary sai y.s .ssss.Gss
sss.. 30 ss- s..s s..5 @ssSf s.s u III. a. =.
H. .bsse artn hora.y Oos - 49, :. otsn TO .Ih,n,,n
-. ss;f ~ .srp s. g x. !,
;. a 'sE.s'' s IA I... s' s..y = DID, 20 n,.
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yrgsey D prSER. ArcrloSRER. --s,LEsRoOs y
irs h..,' s.S''ssissf2if ~ III 's =. .s, T.,
o. s,,.., .s, az. 80 ,..s. ssiss,sa q s
. s,.s ss;..ass. 'ss A. Il. J,ery = .u,
| nan..sslsl wai .. srA.s.tsa % sSsl.y 80 va
assdAy -----
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Ys,r se~-,i. - =. :, .ss.;44 ~ ~ g,s s,i6npWl %
rirsar.. .ms,'.ss f.s, 30 nsss 800. t.,s,
b.. s 80 'i :.ss.. H.. ~ "a
HT::E,,e r.G pszIas y. sSg.!2sssa ...
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~ Lon TO svir riE thADh
@ az. ys :. - ., ci"sh oa.s., .,. sS ..
sa-s .as ris,sr.. a sresssfy ssfs. @'s- sp,t
~ -. IA sSsta siiii i; ;i siasf IT,
' $50. nogsgnoIp, yg,ssr.E,E
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..e 49, 40 1870 r., . e s ,. Co 49,. , %
naSecssy Hs's.s. w.ss.'ss... fl.ss,. l.sass .'ss,
s.s sss.- .,. 80. .s .s. e. -.s 49, "a ss. .ss.
i-s ros--Sa rlssss lao carss 80 80 rrst,ss
All fAr-e tafpes oaytAs alss 80 ffsfNfw fre -
GrssnwsA sfsss sssnvsf for eotssnists n 80 49, 80
Orr sptisisy sses cs,si.f. 90 nlilsa f.,. ~
'''' ass'.a's, ~ 49, - S-, wa.a.~~
IoHs H. yAsDxEBiLT. AtCTioSHKh -spFciat
ssh - ffe., n ssssfs.sp ". ~ la-y ss'eff 90
AZ - ~ gckh Hofsss sr.es Haze. t@ag -
lppFry ~ gfnAhwNtn af@A taFfa2 - fsf9a~ Ntft
bfy~a hsrs ~ fan1s stf gi A.A fssa frers 49,
.,-T s,r~r,s, .g,r.a sss,. ~ ,a.,s ..al.s. rry.
yehrs fess~s siad - ~ hfrsst - ua4f a. 49,. -
psffs,s - sosl wth = y sss y r.ss $50,
AiMp hrt Msfs~ 10 tAkfs 80 stff 49, = t4aHf
sFg % srsassA Asa bsatts tsa>s. tsls - Asis ~.
Itts4
ICANFH HEGghAs.-rHNRgD1r ogTOsKA a.
~ 10 eoaxA a. - a. - Iisst .f.*t s~s~s~n ds1rr
aad Hlrss str~sas Esuasse
Hsrt~ Fa8s n1asawk4 Nfsf Ale
wNaiss 20
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ICAHFH HEGgNAss-rHN asDar, OgTVsNA
~ q - aa<k a. ~ ftsfs efs*A s~s~ss Hs9fr
49, nirss ss~1ts hsupslfs -, -
Wara. r1a~~1yi Pace nsas9wka. Nfsf Ice rsss
Nar.sf al wslgf rsfF Fts~t~< 49, - - N~s@ ~
hNs.s N.i- sslftss+, F.stssf b*ts csfSttt. kfshss
ktf4ss.,. a..
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GEoRGE COOK, AUcrroNgER
~ 0rficE 9t.LIBERTY STREET
HARDWARE sI.fGuTI.Y DAMAGpD

FOR account ~ whom u concern. by GgO COOK
ths day. October " al " o'clock his NJ
ascy s,reot TO storage and
fourteen thousand dollars
daamsg.i nsIdw.rr consisting Of Axrs Picks sho,sis
Hoes, boys Ares shingie Ares Handles Aa Catalogues
ANA permits TO examine the goods 10 be lad xne
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EDWARD scHRNcK, ArCTIONERR.
~ FINE COLLECTION or ANCIENT AND MODERN
OIL PAINTINGS.
~ EDWARD scHENck, this day, Oct H. a, II O'Clock
A. NJ. at ~ Liberty street hne and vauab. collection Of
aneien, and modern on Paintings. Among them viii D.
loupd specimens by
HoGUkr. ny. cGASwoRx, MeHos.
Y. DE- BRACEALAER, AfLKER. vANDERWERfF
MGM0Rr. DEsiiAys, oAiSsB6RO
AMI many others The above are exhibition Ell
gantly framed. and VIII be sold Without reaerxe.
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y~,opT.uy LECTURES DAfL.-rp sgs6rvys
,rlr =, she seu Yoss Nnssun q Asstornv. " Broad
- unshts " asen1 thess lrfsf~s car s~elvs
~ -. "a Ten oents Atfrr@ ts~ret.gygG Nsp
W. Mann ~ Xaa.ozHv. sI k<asauM
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by JOSEPH HEGEMAN
- Friday, Oct 10, at halt. past nine A.
cssy A. the Central sacsrooms corner Of Wioughby
fsari sueeu. Brooklyn large and handsome psnellcd
walnut top BAR Counter, with coses and shelving cost
e1a lobe removed by the buyer Immediately after The
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GEORGE COOK. AUcTioSEER
~ - ASsfGNEE'S SALE or
A l. n ~

a ~ Uh.Kn. 800 on 81. az. October y, io,.
htli raini,ure Including Psior Chafnb~r and Dn,ns.
room fursinrs en- suite and In Hook
absolute. " '' "'' ~
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GuERiYF's sALK.-cLoTHfSG JEwELRY cLOvus
y cAssihEhEs, As

-, Ri.hAhD WALIkhb, AGGIfUsEEn
VIII sell ON Thursday. 81 II ocy~a at ~ East
quantity of Clothing. sit add other Drss.ss frveiss.
Watch Cloth. csssri-rss, Ac. JOAN KELLY. shsu6.
IuoaAs DustAr. Deputy.
Also a. same time aud plAre from shrns sAls ~ ocs-
10 isrSr s@sornsnt u Cloths. gassnsf.s r~ses
inz.. iisnsa. rrmuinss Coats Pants aad Vests Ae s.s
positive
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REsr NEW SCALES AND LooKs OF ALL vARiv-
~ tea beytruli Old Platform scales In good order
sale cheap ID. YOUNG % CortAnd street. between rrsn
wich and Washington.
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THnNAs REILLY AucrIosggR -oyucg NO ~
Ninth a.enas. sells Thursd.y, Oct ~. al IAa
O'clock Al ~ Third L.a.e atsrs aud FirnrS
~ W. Oh AND vel established House Furnishing and
VAR sefe comprising Ono ssaoftmens OF nease
ng Uoofs buiiders Hardware icas sails Hegcws Ahss.
els F1ss. strap and other Hisgr. Door Locss r.
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IoHs n yAsDxEBiiT. AtCrioSEKH -spEcIa =
ssh ~ ffes n ssssfpp ". ~ t4a<rtg ssseft q :
eAr a. ~ gfkosk Hers. NsEsas Nsf4s~t A. ~ ~ -
Epp~fy ~ gthikr&n si@aA ifaFfs2 - fgf9f~ Len
by~a hsrs ~ t4nfs feAfs eAf ga $50 fstt fTst ~
- srE~ ~ HVy@as hAfawtf $50 af#NUS fsNN - A.
stwT syr~rty snirn@A ttsps ~ tkts Hsal4ra - y
y~hrs Atnss~s si1d ~ - $780, - ua4ef a. s.Ni
Esfft - sHt wtA -. 40 " = - 49, -
Ai@p - Nofss - tAefs rssfs 80 sssfentss tagi
ts~saisA Ai.s bsafss tyt~s. rs11 Asis 80
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JAsRs JEsKINs AUcTIoSERR WILL SPILL AT rHR
- ssle.rooms 80 and Lti broAdway on wsdass.
dsy. october ~ ~ Al o'cl H. top Wagons !
aogpe, Gsrmaniosn, tRoeta~sys, rad Wagons. uass
-nkcy and skeleton. dig kxpfess Wagons Doctors
Ph.s.ons, light Coach 10 iots Of Harness. single snA
donbe also l,rye lot OF HAnkets, Robes. Lap holAA
Nbps ha.rs ~ Hofs-s y.ry fast large Baggage
ifneha The above be any time before The sae
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PhwsbnoKERs sALE.-rHis DAY ny JOHN
~ MORTIMER. 10 East Broadway ZOO iots unr~deauss1
I.ehs.. consisting ~ Fall and Water 8opia pr~ssaa
shaM Nloaks Velvet and Cloth saeks BlAnkci. Qultts
'sroau and frock Goats and various arote. soS
spring street ~" =
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WAsrED-ro ruscHAsE ros eA'H. THREE RE Oh
w four story high s,cop brown s,ons se os y " Wa
sms bos ~ Pos oGce. ssatns locsuop sre o. ngVss
sns io' pr'es tsot ever ssa and ~Aea v'sss"ss ~ "
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WN "ITIENs .AU'TIONEFH HEIL.s rHTs DAY
da1loh Al ~ Canal street four reh rsrsss sssss
IN bsooats rrps ani hair co<h treseh rxs taer
IAe- md oshsr CarAies tsnirr Dnlss lea raslss
rob NriFrt wilton and other csu<s ksN ard bss~msok
uso.s. b.ea ~.innt sni mahogany Ck.mber SUIT
nar s..ur.es rease.r b-ds hlsnseis Tsbls ana bsl
eys had from fort 90 ai.o i Velvet Tsp~.ts, Esd ssSs
sfpets bpfa beds 30 Cane seat chairs sr-st
rs 2, lsss 70 sa purchasers Goss psts
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MoRRISANIA-AuCrios HALE.-is CONSEQUENCES
wi OF dissolution % copartnehip ~ nown~i uorrse
Park situated IN Norrissnia vii.
October a. I5nd Al ~ o'clock The rart il brautfuSsS
sied, and CONTAINS about u with 10 Mas
J. 1873 and seven years privilege i he with inyen
81 thAtrs. Terms ten and
thc day % sale; balance October -, iss6
j. YOGART Auetl,n.sr
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rNOR SALEM SOUTH BERGEN. n. j. MAGNIFI.
cent Plot Of 0round contsiping four acrcs unsur.
passed respec.aby Of location and spndor OF Wow
Ia any gentleman wing N add the beuent Of
pure and good society 70 the nce. Of renned eoan;
romantic scenery this spot ons inducements equal To any
ia the Immediate vicinity Of New York. being but two miles
Jersey City terry with ca every ten minntes Price
reasonable; terms accommodating Apply to >. CARA
BRANT 81 Pearl
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ReNI :. ruEALI.. AUcrlosRER Lave sALrsM,

T(FNJ. 7. THFNIT, AUETIUNFEK. LATE NAfENMAN
ID with II. Ludlow a Co-Honschold Furniture Mir.
Carpets. -TitEALL CURTIS viii sell by auction
on Wednesday oct II. lsdS at II O'Clock st No " Amlty
street between Mercer and Greene IN. Furniture
&C. contained Ia raid house, consisting In
rosewood Paor suit Ia satin rosewood Centre Fancy
Tables walnut French B~dseads Dressing Bureaus
stand. wararobe. Library Bookcases. mahogany sofas
Chairs snd basy Chairs painted Bedroom suits DanA.k
and Lace Curains cuei Hair Mattresses Feather Borra
and Pillows Brusses and Ingram Carpets China aud
Glassware together with the Kitchen Utensiis
Catalogues at the Auconeers Office, No. a. Liberty
street 80
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vvgsry d ptsER. ArCrioSRER -ssLEshoos =
III Na..as s,rsst 9Jpp.,s ne FD.' ei.oe -, :. -.
a. oct " ~ oeo~t ., thsif saissrotn q $3.50,
-, isr.- 80 vAsn46ge 81 g. q 49,
.ilssr American Ard fsfeigu auint, sefs slsiNt
1hsa Miniatures Ae, A., The pfnr~ry 4 ss snvs.t
IesdNy.
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nOvEYs PREPARED FOOD FOR MOcKIsa BIRDS
The genuine article he obtained only 81 B DoyEYs
$50 Canal street. Good also tor Backbirds Thruaes dc
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IssTRUsTI0S.

IOWssESDs ACADEMY % svwyky-t
n sffnruon day snd svvnisg 10 Hnriish anf ~
Jfsufh-s Persons cf n~Tieelsi education r.c.s pug.
sustupn VA separate spsrtmsrts Rooms Tor lsfiss
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IHOR SALEM SOUTH BERGEN INV JERSEY. ON
the highest point OF tho hill and surunded by elegant
rcsdepce largo and beautiful House With one acre Of
Deep with modern Improvement snd most superior
order Tho hnish 10 studied wfh classc neat
meas and without regard TO cost ana the division Of the
rooms shows than ordnsry COED Judgment In
teir Arrangement terms ting
Apply TO i. GARABRANT 81 Pearl street. Or address boz
36a New York Post Once.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

TAMK8 n. MILLER AuGrrONRPR
- HuusFHOLp FURNITURE
JAMES ~. MILLER will sell az auction rhurs'sy oex
~ at house 81 Madison thirty ssh sn1
Tnryseyenth -trcc4 All the Furniture contained s.1
house cons ~ ~ Carpets carved Chairs Eagerrs Pa
Mirrors 5cisteads bedding ar all of sutcrios
quality Sale 80 conmencc a. ~. O'Clock Catalogues al
the mor1ug OF sale
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r,ou sAiy-wiTH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE
NEARLY new, Country Seat, de!g.tfullv located on
staten Tsand railroad depot: tine c,mmodious dwell
spsndld view or the bay choice fruit tres Price - 800
with furniture $1,000 Apply 20 A. JURSkAY No.
Pine street
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MOOR sALE-oN THIRD AvsNUE, THREE CORNERS
and several inside Houscs also -four
DO SECOND $l5,5oo Apply to- J. FErfRETCu,
rs Thid
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GALES At AuCru0..

roors SHOES. BRoG,Ns.
HALMnrAIa an d Irrrr
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IHOR SAIE-TnREE FIRST GLASS TENEMENT
Houses; $2bj3 Only to pay on each house, paying 20
pr the Investment tie perec Address o. Her.
Nd Office.
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~ q HougHToN. AccriOsEER -BREwsrgR 4
b~rx vi sri Al Ssiesrooms ~ Cedar street On Trsdsr
oriort isrge sssotnH~n ~ Csblnss Hurn.s.
consisting " bsrx sud gli psrtss
su,s rch rss.-cod and wanat ,hsaosf yarsMars Dis.
ing koosn and Library Fnrnllnre wtol- o..x sips
eh snf varied asssrtmsst worthy The II Asu.s
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UNoR sALH-ONE or THE FINES AsD MOST PRO-
II ductvs Farms In the country 10 .cres within con.
ponds and an necessary convenience md
view N the premises will he best recommendation. Adj
drrs, bor D New Post once vth proper md
the propretor viii partculas ana AFFORD facilities
for vi.yx " Desired.
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M DOUGHTY ArCrioSRRR-sAT.E sROON ~ NAs.
IVA. s'n .,Ieet-sae Of iIDusehold Furniture wsgonA
Harness to~ Oron Ae,. Ae. ~ DOUGHTY viii soil %
wedne,ay oe,obss " ioA O'Clock. at tho resldcnos q
lutln laEefAa fnriham avenue, opposite First stre~G
Moul.sni consisting OF Tapestry aid inErAia Carp.ia
rosewaod faior suit rosewood fisnoorte, rosewood
Mclodeohs Extension Ddng Tables Dining Chairs Dross-
INK Bureaus Nathstands b~dsi.ads Lounges wArr~bes
LOCKWOOD hatslAndh. tr Alao o'clock Park
Ton ahd one top wagon inside TO order by Dusepbury bs
htr u,ed Two Hea. OF double isrness mad. BY 0hsonb
ono fttrnAon top wagon, Sleigh Pole
Coup one Jaeger Wages, Nars ight Wason .a&
Harness. Mich Coz. yoke of oIen 80 Ac CAlAoxurs =
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NOR sAIB-lo EAST TWENTY FIFTH STREET FOUR
u story brown stone uii 'front.' situation OF the most
6esrable convenient In tie city, first class house. with
lnrnediate possession. Appyto HOMER MORGAN, No Q
Pine
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HYMAN's 653 BROADWAY CORNER or BOND
"a street will be paid the highest price for Diamonds
Waches and syerwae will advance on tho above arti