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u,o RAILROAD CONTRACTORS AND CAPITALIsGs :
j Pro,ossIs will be received by b. r. FRENCH for the
connany IN basement No. Wall street, for building
ra,road in southwest partially built and
graded which u attached Valuable grant OF more shan
million OF land.
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THE ,.EcTrRE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LFcruREs DAILy-To gENrLEsSN
on1y on nterestlng sbecis at the New YORK Museum
81 Anatomy 6Is Broadway fhce unable attend these
lectures receive cory py irWarllns 'en censs -
bioadwAx.
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sEwsPAPERs.

LILLE or TIE HERALD FOR IIiT LAST TEN
II years complete every fesrec and any Odd Numbers
sor sale: also New YORK Times.
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. igTIoN NOrICE-CONDEMNED SUBSISTENCE
y Stercs.B 4. Chiffon. An,tionser vii. sell T,iis
ot of Coffee, Beef Ham and Platform Scale
BY order of GEN H. r. Clarke, A. G. q. :.
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, a rfrfoN TRADE SALE OF CROCKERY, FANCY
~ Ware and Table Cutlery. HENRY q. EVANS Auc-
nnecr will sell TUESDAY, September ~ at 10 O'Clock,
al y Barclay street. general assortment IN lots from tho
STOVES suit city and country retail trade. Goods care
fully reptcked for shipping
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-. W. CAMPBELL. AUCTIoNEER. SELLS THIS
n iiv f0ls O'Clock 5s2 Ninth Stock, Fxtures
ono Lease cntirc of that c)nfectionery chance, will be-
SOFA "a more lots
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FssANcrAL.

4 TLAyrc SAylNGs BAN9.--cHArIfAM QuARE;
a p per interest allowed sums Z fil 81 to
S5l01 deposits made now draw ia crest II nr !.
HARRISON HALL. II dent
/ p BsJftY Treasurer.
&. J. CoopRR, Sccre.ry.
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THE TURF.

A MOTHER GREAT TROT TO CONE oFF.-NR. JOHN
"A Stewart Of Boston the recent purchaser oi Honest
Ailen has matched Ethan Allen and honest Allen as
double team mi le and repeat against George
Wilkes TO wagon; Fashion track, Monday,
October "a The is for 1000 side.
A FARM, ADMIRABLY ADAPTED FOR RACING OR
IA trottng rent for long term OF years two miles
from Harlem bridge on Sound. Responsible parties
will please address c. Herald Office with real name
FASHION COURSE-PURSE slUn, MILE HEATS.
three in five, in harness open to all to come OF Sep
temoer 10; enter Two ~ start Entries
be made the Hone House by O'Clock 7. NJ on Septen
ber2i JOHN SIMMONS, Proprietor
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A DiIAN H. MULLER AUcTToNEkR NEW YORK
y kalance Dock Company $t,ck.-ADklAN ". MUi-
I.R r. WILKINS & co. VIII sell at pnblic auc ton
Wednesday,. September Is at l2s O'Clock at the Exchange
D,gs company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17

$3.50 TO 9aS "a wo ON Or H1sD AN % ea es
tate ia this citv or Brooklyn -
JOHN i. CoNREy 62 Wall street, No II.
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SEPTEMBER II. ls67.-7RlPLE SHEET
SALES At AUCTION.

A ucTIoN.-LARaE AND POSITIVE. SALE or OVER
$4,000 worth Of & sspdses % tne fo,s sassrs Ss
Iuesdayl morning s.pL F Mt " o'clock prselsay os ,c "a
sSS ,ss sSs ssssps ' @
sayaps 81 sr na
and gold broate marble Top Tables Etagefes
ws, si0hi pn N,HTs anG S pss siiras sssss o~
Lonnss, Sofas and Chair in Aaeioth and reps Grass
peiert persons in attendance 10 pack ss goods
-sauuEL WYNN, AucmoNrnn, SELLS THIS
a. Day az io, O'clock AL lee magnneen. aionssho,d
Parior niis OF the rces deerpon. Curtains
and ingram cSrr 'i G sSr9 az"
Ma .sesses heas' Lounges iA enson @ ,aoGs shs',.
50. IBIS sale is worth al yoai. attendAnee.
cotton NorlcE.-Roors AND SHOES.
Il W n y iioLiLNGs,a!EADs A g B, Ase.ioacsr ,,,.a
THIS DAY sIuEsnANl sepa Y, a. lo,s A. o'c oeS
arsAos arAo sHSSaNS eSops BY YAhn9F1 r PAc&A5E 4
'f'TGfs fi~EE Il R6%psD gSh,is SAMPLE PACKAGES
Haae iS Tas every par s' as he sss eoan sP %
ucIIoN sALE.-JANEs NJ. LEEDS, ArcrIoNEEn
= Maguilcent costly Household rnrritue Flainiofe,
n. +. ay nnga s,aea oa ysy eag cr WHY
aSso% N n Ssy sh sey 1t ee hs % Sewe Ny F
ana SIKH avenues commepcng al O,s O'Clock urero suils
cyed ereen gold and crson god brocate OF The rich
crfrslies mssnihcent rianoaris rlchest a.
runont offered a auction tis season steoi Muse STANDS
ar,is Rronzc S,auary. Clock Vsscs rosewood, walnut
Dressing Bureaus. Warirobes IL rdseada, tommodcS; Hair
S5r Matresses. Extension Fable Buffet. eegant sets
tA.na. ass Silver Ware Table cutlery n. B.-keAaDe
rorsaos n attendance 10 pack and remove goods
A DGIAN H. NuLLER. AucrIoNEhR NEW YORK
= kallnce Dock Company St,ck.--ADEtAN ~ MUi-
l..R 4 II. WILKINS & co. VIII sell at pubc uction,
Vnnei,y. september IS a. i2l o'cloet, Exchange
ieslO1l. Ill Broadway, s3 shares New York Balance
Des company.
A -. w. CAMPBELL. AUCTi0NEER SELLS THIS
n iv. i0s O'Clock 5s2 Ninth Stock, Fxturcs
and Lease cnre OF that cjnfeciionery chance, viii be-
s0l7 lots.
, A rfrIoN TRADE SALE OF CROCKERY, FANCY
~ Ware and Table Cutlery. y.--HENRY q. EVANS Auc
viii sell TUESDAY, September ~ at 10 o'clock,
~ afcll general lots from the
STOVES suit city and country retail trade. Goods care
fully reptckei for shipping
A lotion NOrICE.-CONDEMNED SrBsIsTENCE
n ~tores-B A. Chiffon. Auctioneer will sell THIS
DAY ,gUnSDAYl, Sept H. at - o'clock at No. Stats
LOT o Coffee Beef Ham and Platform Scale.
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OFFICE CORN EXCHANGE INSURANCE t.iN AMY.
" iM Broadway New York, Sepeuhef - 1.-THE
this day declared dividend ~ M trceni,
OF TAX, payable and after the 10 lLsl.
GFO. A. DRESS ER. Secretary.
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SALES Ar AUCrIoS.

PAWNbkoh FRS sALE-THIS DAY, AT O'CLOCK
"a pieeseiy - John No TIMER, Is EAST Broa say, of
~ ~ Nv r.h and Nomens choice Cloting Bedding and
.i'r s Naltpe Goods BY Abraham ,;ooanan, 81
49, 49,, street, " b-sal, Will commence VIII men
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17

TTNIcN DIME SAVINGS BANK Nos. SoS A> ID 3aS
u Canal street corner of Laght Open dsl from 10 TO
per cent interest ree from tax paid Oh - to 3oooo
Aese
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A HANDSOME YOUNG SETTER DOG FOR SALE
"A Of good stock and partly broken.
GEO BELL 55l Eighth avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17

CRFAT OPENING ON WEDNESDAY, 18TH INST,
N Paper Patterns trimmed and plain, OF every varie
OF gasncnts from latest Partisan mportatons. AZ Nine.
DuNA'S Dress Closkmaking and Pattern Rooms, sll
BroaNay. y. B-Dress and cloakmakers especially in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

I,LoRroUs WORKS or LooEuP.-soLD Ry
NJ booksellers aud by KENNEDY, Publisher Igi
stanton sSet Wanted For The above experienced can.
,sssers and agent iof this great authors
uc readings
1rIsER ABLE MANI WHY SO UNHAPPY
Aft 10 animal srr% fr a. once fl5 cents a
fsqy, 81 n New YORK news DEPOT "NANkEB NOTJONs.n
si Us forty slx lnuitapie tVmle Css 9, Vie times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17

| A DOPTIoN-ro RESPECTABLE PARTIES ONLY, A
IA black eyet girl ls months old Address Mrs b. t. C'
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Personal.

"A ton g.
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LOAN oFryCs

At G4s BROADWAY. CORNER OF sL TJKEF
n street. up & the utmost value paid for fnonhs
Watches. Jewels slverware, &C. Liberal adsahr . mad
on consignmen;s. Diamonds and Watches for sale
A. HONIGMAE, . ker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17

fNRENTON JOCKEY CLUB RACES.-FIRST FALL
meeting VIII he held the grounds OF tie Central
Agricultural Society, Trenton, NJ j. September -, -. 26
and u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17

ITO. FARRELLs GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE
Of Carpets and Furniture.-l.as week bat OF the
reduction in price OF $0000O worth OF Car
pets Oiclohs and Furniture being determined reduce
his stock to removing into his
aid 4rs Eighth avenue from his old stand POI. ts and
Vest Thirty fifth door east OF iehtA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17

DiTH shOrEL, PICCADiLLY, LONDON -PARLoRs
I'D haee tie cheerful view OF Piccsdlx ana nedrooms
oyiook the Green fark; Brunswick Hotel Jernyu street
StJafnes under entirely new Large aud
strall Suits OF partments and table peiroarns
" above lotes susied In the OF The Wes, Pad
ererereie with every convenience and conducted with the
comforts of home Families and gentlemen boarded on
Msasrs. BrSGLEy CO., Propre,or,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17

CASH MAN WANTED AS PAHrNER IN Light
manufacturing business, established eight years. Ia
lac.ury. Z5a HnasOn street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17

nOUBLE AND SINGLE SHOT GUNS. FROM $40 TO
- $50. JAS. GODFREY SONS ImDorters
Y Catherine
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fNHAs. B. PHILLIPS, FORMERLY OF CHICAGO
~ X. NJ. Graves TO call on ~. X french, ioJ
Hcade stree. without delaV.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17

JTNTON COURsF,-TROTrING. TUESDAY, SEPrEM
u ber IL at ~ T. NJ. Match S20Q mile heats in s, N
harness. Owners 9. Stephen Z. leeney's g. John
WM. SHAW. Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17

lSANNhkokEe'S sAi.T-rRIS DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK
= Pfee''ely JAMES, AGAR Will sell at 81 New liowery
menis, Blankets, Quts aud variety OF olher oods IL,
order II. Barnard. q laird ayeaue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17
DRY GSbODS.

IT LITHER sTORE-FROM AUCTION
n 3l0 yds splendid Shirng Muslin for 12sc worth sc.
2nOgds genuine Merrimac Prints for IKE, worth lsc.
l0OOOvds Flannel, 25c. and 3lc; worth formerly 5Oc
Also Immense lots Blankets, Cassimeres. Table Linens,
Empress Cloths. Napkins, Alpacas, Dress Goods, sc.
At e almost half former prices One lot OF Blankets
Sd pair worth 80 One lot 50 and S. worth - and $40
FOSTER BROTHERS, Eighth av., near Eighteenth ST.,
and FOSTER BROrHElsS. 2.2 Bieecker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17

DAwNBROKERs sALE.-MEN's CLOTHING. II.
i irEIp anciioneer. VII sel rIIIs DAY, a a iea
place. go lots OF Mems Clothing suitable the present
and coming season comprising Beaver and Pilot Frock and
Sack Overcosts Doeskn Cloth Pants SILK
Velvet Cloth and Cashmere Vests; kemnsnts Cloths Cas-
smeres &C., vel worthy the attention Of the trade BY
order VI X. simpson 4 Co.. N5 Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17

TERRACE GARDEN, SUNDAY EvENING-WILLT THE
two young ladies' with white hats send their address
the gentleman with the small bouquet? Address an H.
R0ulton station G.
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A GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES Or BOOTS,
N Shoes and Trunks At JB Bowery, Bond street,
the largest assortment and lowest prices in New York.
W. ". BrGELOW,
E0RF IRWIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-17

DuNNING RACE ON THE UNION HALF MILE
N Track, Seventy second street Bloomingdae road
Wednesday Sept lS al O'Clock for nd stake
of $500 Mr. Herman enters General sherman Mr.. Hart
cen
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A CHANCE FOR YACHrMEN.-TiIE FAST SAILING
n soop yacht Uncle Ben date of the lone Yacht Club,
winner and annual regatas OF 1866 and
1867, length d feet In good order will be sold cheap Call
address j. a. WEAVER 408 N NTH avenue
LII KINDS Of FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FO.
IN ale-Hedlciues for all diseases; Prepared Food
mccking BIRDS B. DOvEy'S. Nos and street,,
Canal
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A MhGNIFIcEST FIRST CLASS ROSEWOOD PIANO
n forte for sale made order city maker fully
antecd: used months $780, $ypD Parlor,
Chamber Dining furnit China Glass silver ware
Inquire West Sixteenth street, sixth
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Fsbsls, sise7Glyas NV B'TT S1sS
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IN 81 TIT

Ne constantly keep the bes. Of Maokerel,
Rlckerel, Cod Fish, White Fish, and Herring.
Ne also. whenever obta;nasle, keep tho ,ss,
cured Meats. Our Stock Of
QUEENswARE & $50. ~.
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0 III xouns Men.

AN-R 49, &oNAGA5 GA0AAs
just puoIished' ina sealed enyelops. Price
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A Lecture on the nature, Treatm ert, and
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Weak ness. Involuntary Emissions Sexual
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The world renowned author Of this admi
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These Examinations will m at 0
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No applicant will be admitted alter eleven
o'clock A. NJ. Written testimonials Of good
moral character, signed by at least two re
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Those expec,iugfo teach the higher BRANCHES
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By ofder Of the Board, '@e
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Family Groceries

We have superb lots Of all grades, Of Coffee,
Tea, Sugar, Molasses, Syrup, Starch, Raisins.
Cheese Confectionery, Prunes, spicesa5 ruits
In their season. Salt blythe pound md barrel.
soaps, al kinds Of Extracts, DYE Stuff. So,
n ~ htr OH t =
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was never surpassed in Ashland We have
splendid lot IF Gloss Lamps Our cases
are full Of Cutlery, Knives and Forks. 7 sble
Spoons and Tea Spoons. SO, all procured
from the very best manufacturing houses in
kha Raatern Cities. Our Stock of
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Notice to Teachers.

TINE Board of School Examiners Of A sh-
land County will hold the following Ex.
aminations, at The following times and places
dnn;no Tho yaor.
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tions and oil impuriliesof the skin. How 10
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Nervous Debility, and oihenuseful and valu-
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address BERGBB, SHUTS co, Chem
Isis, 1856 River Street, Troy, N. y.
Dea. ~, 18H8--1y2f
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HE BRIGGS
NEW PATENT PIANO STOOL

NEW PATENT PIANU STOOL.
Acknowledged BY the tIsde aud profession
10 be the Neaiest and most salable Stool
Manufactured. We arc Wholesale Agents
for this city and are now supplying the prin-
eiple Music Houses in New York with these
stools, aud 50 great is the demand, that n
large factory has been erected capable Of
turning out 900 stools per month. Dealers
supplied at the Manufacturers Lowest Whole.
sale prices-bozed and shipped free o.
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nc !,
PICTORIAL
.Gnnn.h RamadX.

For Coughs, Colds, Hoarsepess, Sore Throat
Coup, Whooping- Cough, Influenza, Asthma,
Consumption, Bronchial Affections, and all
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B6als, 2scts. b0lcts. and 81 sises. X {
Sold BY all Druggists eyeryvhers.,t1I q
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Willow. Ware

y sompiste. consisting Of Ladies' Travelling
Baskets. Market Baskets. Clothes Baskets.
Apple Baskets, School Baskets and all other
kinds, and. We have everything in the line =
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of vour accentance of the anpo,nt.

of your acceptance of the appoint
ment, has been received. Under a
sense of public duty, 1 am compelled
to deny the Presidents right, under
the laws of the United States, to sus-
pend me from office as Secretary of
War, or authorize any other person
to enter upon the discharge of the
duties of that office, or to require me
to transfer to you, or any other per
son, records, books and papers, and
other public property in my official
custody as Secretary of War. But
inasmuch as the President has as
sumed to suspend me from the office
as Secretary of War, and you have
notified me of your acceptance of the
appointment of Secretary of War dd
interim, j have no alternative but to
submit under protest to the superior
force of the President.
You will please accept my acknowl-
edgment of the kind terms in which
your acceptance of the Presidents
appointment, and my cordial recip-
rocation of the sentiments expressed
/ am, with sincere regard, trulyyours,
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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EXpecfanf.

The Democracy have their "big''
meeting of the campaign to-day, and
expect q large number of the unter.
rified to attend.
The "great" Geo. H. Pendleton,
next Democratic candidate for Pres
ident, is to address the meeting.
By-the-way, why is it that the
Democrats like so we'll to call their
speakers great "gallant," and by
other terms of hugeness We don''
understand why "great," or mhen
"gallant." The only thing the 'bril-
liant" George has ever done that was
great" was in making a "great'
ass of himself in delivering Demo
cratic speeches.
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"Look at whisky-one of the great
institutions of this loyal administra-
tion-it has creased more wheels
than anything else 1 can think Of
1t is taxed 80 per gallon. Whopays
for that? The distiller-the land
lord Who pays the landlord? You
and l when we step in to take a
drink. That is the way it all comes
round in the end. You and l have
got to pay it, and we must get our
money out of the plowtail and the
bench, or somewhere else where
sweat and toll enter into the produc-
tion."
Hon. r. P. Ranney, in his speech
at Mansfield, at the big mass meet
ing, where there were about two
hundred of the unterrihed present,
made the above appeal to his Demo.
era ;ic friends. 1t must have touched
them in a tender spot and brought
tears to their eyes. You and T.
have to pay it. "You and 1" can't
get on high and be happy unless
we are taxed for it. {" You and L.
unless We refuse to step in and
take a drink must pay the tax to
keep up loyal government. RAN
ney evidently knows just where to
strike home to the finer feelings OF
his brethren, Spch appeals ought to
make many votes for the Democratic
party. tF OK ~ Yrf
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1867-08-16

"When the war broke out, appeal
to every man acquainted with the
facts to say. where did the men for
theiarmy come from? Did not an equal
share come from the Democrats
Judge Thurman Portsmouth Speech.
Suppose we allow that they did.
That "equal share" was the better
and only loyal portion of the Demo
cratic party, and now acts with the
Union party. The Democrats that
did not belong to that "equal share
opposed the war throughout and sup
port the Copperhead ticket. That is
how it stands. --,-,-. .--