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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1867-06-07
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIIED srArEs PArzsI oryIcr,


On the petition Of oliver P. Drake Of Boston, Mas
sachusetts, praying for the extension Of a patent
granted 10 him the Soih day Of August lS5S, and
issued the lSih day Of November, 1884, for an i'm
movement In AppATstuA for 'mbining hydro carbon
yapoI with air, for seven years from the expiration
Of said patsnt which takes place the soth day Of
August, 1857 80 -.l.s- 80
Is ordered that the said petition be heard At tn.
Patent once, on MONDAY, The l2th day OF August
asxt, At IL o'clock, N. and all persons notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted. Ha.'a.
Persons opposns the sxtsnsioa are required to fs
IN the Patent Once their sbJssaons, specially set
forth In writing, at least tosntv days before the day
Of hearing; ali testimony hled BY either party, to be
ased at the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mitted In accordance with The rules OF the once,
which will DO furnished On application. . nd b.
Dsposition, and othsr PspsIs relied ppon .. test-
the day OF hearing; the atgumsnis, II any, within
ten days aftsr hlfng the tsstimony 10 g.
Ordered, also, that this nodss be puhlishsd In the
REPUBLIoiB and the IatsIiiOsaesr. Wsshington, d.
O., and In the Journal Boston, MAssaehusstts once
week for three successive weeks; the nrst Of said
publications to be at least sixty days previous 70 the
day OF hearing 7. O. THRAKBR, "
je7.law9w commissionsr Of Patients.
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A Singular Conservative Union
Party" I'm tho south-Denun-
citation Of the sherman Bill NJ

o. AUGUSTA, GA, June Cat meeting
Of the citizens Of Fulton, and De Kalb
counties, held ut Atlanta, to form Com
sentative Union party, o preamble and
resolutions were adopted denouncing the
Sherman bill as infamous, and preferri'ng
military rule to organizing under its pro-
visions. The press Of that city haze no
sympathy with the movement, ald pro-
nounce it illtimed and injudicioas. The
feeling throughout Georgia is to submit
and organize under the military bill. The
people are sick and tired Of uncertainty
and agitation, and will conform TO the re,
quirements Of Congress in good faith. The
opposition will be Uncomfortable, as the
great majority Of the people are in favor
Of voting for convention.
Hon. Joseph Lumpkin, of the Supreme
Court Of Georgia, died at Athens.
The wheat harvest has commenced, and
the yield promises to be very large.
All the crops are looking finely ant
promise we'll.
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BY Telegraph.
From Europe By Gable.

LONDON, June 5-Evening. Monck
has been appointed viceroy Of the Domin.
ion Of Canada. III fM
LONDON, June 5-Evening--It Is nm.
derstood to be the intention Of the Sultan
Of Turkey to visit Queen Victoria, at Lon.
don, sometime during the month Of July,
after he has completed his visit to the
Emperor Napoleon and the Paris Expo.
sition. rnnl r .Errrr
BERLIN, June 5.-It is semi-ofiicially re-
ported that the Prussian Government has
refused TO comply with the expressed de-
sire Of the Emperor Napoleon, that IL
would pledge itself against any future
arming OF the fortress OF Rastadt.
BERLIN, June 5-Evening. The plan Of
the Zollverein for all Germany, including
the States OF South Germany as well as
those comprised in the North German Com
federation, has been formed.
BERLIN, June Evening. The Cham
Der Of Deputies OF the Grand Duchy Of
Hesse have voted in favor OF entering the
North German Confederation, - -
LONDON, june 6-Noon.-Consols, 81 ;
United States sos, 72l; Illinois Central,
78s; Fries, 800. aaars.g r. sr-. 30 .saaH
LIVERPOOL, june 6--Noon.--Cotton is
quiet, sales to-day estimated at 10000
bales Middling Uplands, lltd.; Orleans,
lid; Breadstufs quiet; Corn declined TO
37s. 3D.; Provisions unchanged; Pork, 79s
Other articles without change. -..,., d
LONDON, June 6-2 p. m.-Consols i'd.
lower United States 5-20s unchanged
LIVERPOOL, June Ga p. m.--Cotton de
clined laid; Uplands, llal1Ad. Other
articles unchanged. a1z - zIhGs 80 saIaios
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New York Constitutional Conysn-

ALBANY, June Gin the Constitutional
Convention to-day the proceedings were Of
nm uninterestihg character. Several com.
mittees were appointed, and other prelim.
inaries attending the organization were at
tended 10, when the convention adjourned
until Monday evening next. 3D..
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"s'.' Imported
PAPERHANGINGS,
y 1. ~. JUST RECEIVED AT
1876 MARKRIfER'S. | !4SS.
Al
nEPAR1h ENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UIIrEp srArHs PATRET oyYIoH,

WA1HIh0ToH. May IT, 1907.
On tho petition Of ATshAl II. Mckinley, Of Higgins.
port, Ohio, praying for the extension o. patent
granted to him the 18th day Of August 1907 for an
improVementip soeketfor Anger Handles and Braces,
for seven years from the expiration Of aaia patent,
which takes place on the 18th day a August 1876
II 10 ordered that the said petition DO hard At The
Patent once on MONDAY, the NIB day Of Jnly
next, al IL o'clock m and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, II any they have, why
aid petition ought not 70 be granted.
Persons opp0sinR The ertpulioa artreqnifed 70 ME
In ths PAteat odee IhsLr oblssiops, specially set
fCIth V whag a least Az before tn; ss y
nittsd in assOIdanss with .hs Tuiss o. lhs Oass,
which will bs fnfniahsd on application.
Dispositions end olhAr pApars rallied upon a. telt-
ipony must be Aled int oAes tsosHiy days before
the day Of hsaringi the arguments, n any, within
ten days AhoI alag the tesamony.
Ordered. Also tAai Ais B9liss b Psblishsd in The
O., and IN the GaEeiie,f oineinnsi. Ohio, once q
week for three suaeesslys Vsaksi Inc nfbt Of said
day Of hearing T. o. THlAkkh,
my2S-tss '1Rrray qonnilai9nT % ra'sn's'
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The Albany Trngedy.

ALBANY June 6.-The preliminary ex.
animation Of Cole, for the murder Of His
cock, took place today. No new facts
were elected. The prisoner has been as
signed more comfortable quarters than the
couty Jail afforded.
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Leafsfans-The New Orleans Sub
b Treasury Defalcation InvestiGa-

1roh~ASSskvn hhNObsA8S-
tfon.' no giIEg I.aFa Z - ~ OF THi
NV ORLEANS, June Sour difficulties
are thickening. The authorities at WASH
ington have sent instructions here to in
vestigate into the suffciency Of the bonds
Of some Of its officials. Sub-Treasurer
Whittaker's principal bondsmen are 7. p.
May, A. s. Mansfield, and United States
Marshal Heron. They are security for
sl25,000. May and Mansfield borrowed Of
Whitaker $406, 900 Of Government money
to pay Cakes Ames. Marshal Herron's
bondsmen are T. P. May and Watson.
Heron borrows money Of May, president
Of the First National Bank, 5000, 900 for
contingent expenses. On the bond Of Col.
Tsdale, collector Of internal revenue for
the third district, are found the same Her
ron and Mr.. Galinski, clerk in the iTrea-
sury Department at Washington, on d sal
airy Of 800 per month, and others equally
responsible. Charley Cases bond for re-
ceiver Of the First National Bank, is signed
by VIM. B. Little, brother-in.law Of Secrel
tary McCulloch, and special agent here to
investigate the whisky frauds, Pat. Gala
CHER and John Henderson, distillers. Little
also figures as bondsman for some OF Sted-
mans deputies. -SIiaZ
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NOTICE TO THOSE WHO USE Pc.
N ToMAC WATER! 'Tra-" 1000
water REGIsrRAn's oTyIcs, C

wATER REGIsTRAh's oFHcB, Cir HAIL.
wAsHISoToH, D, c., June 8 1851
This ofaeo Il notified By the KnRineer OF the wssh-
Ington Aqusduet, "that the wasting Of Potomac
-atsr throughout the city must be Immediately
stopped. " .' ..... ruE -. -
tn. police have therefore been requested
to enforce rgdly the laws relating 10 the waste OF
wa.er and TO give particular attention to the livery
stables. .
sirsst.wasbsrs may DO used only between the
hours Of and a. m. :, and and D m.lI t1ls -g9l
Js7 -frstuSt RANDOLPH CoYLB w.R
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Chief Justice Chase at Raleigh
Enthusiastic Reception by the
Freedmen. alH-. s'r' tf1ud8 Ls1I a IL

RALEIGH, N. G., juno 5.-Ghief Justice
Chase arrived here this afternoon at four
o'clock. He was met at the depot by a
delegation Of members of the bar, several
prominent white Unionists, and about
eighteen hundred freedmen. The latter
formed a procession and escorted him
through the streets Of the city to the Var
borough House, from the balcony Of which
he was introduced by Mayor Haywood,
and addressed O crowd Of about three
thousand persons, as follows: rrrr,
My FRIENDS: thank you for your kind
reception on behalf Of the citizens of Ra.
leigh, and rejoice that am able to meet
you now. We have passed through fiery
trial, but have at last found peace, and
with peace We have freedom. Rejoicing
not only for this freedom, but that /
meet you upon an equality with all men
equal before the law, let us hope
that we may all know how to use
this freedom, and let us all, without
exception Of color, aid in restoring the
Government and our whole country. That
Is and will ever be the wish Of my heart.
Again ! thank you for your kind reception.
He retired from the balcony, and the
crowd burst into vociferous cheers, after
which they dispersed. 90 'H.I 70 iaP.
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affairs IN New Orleans-The LIE.
wee COMMISSIONER. ..-... ..

New ORLEANS, June 5.-!fhe Board Of
Levee Commissioners appointed by Gov.
Wells, met to-day and perfected their Or
ganization by electIng Robert b. Stelle,
President L. II. Angomar, Chief Engi-
neer, and N. @. Snethen, Secretary.
Gen. Longstreet publishes a letter this
morning containing the following para
graph: "The military bill and amend
ments are peace offerings. We shonld
accept them as such, and place ourselves
upon them as the starting point from which
to meet the future political issues as they
arise" ..-- 90 1sg-alr-.-----
Gov. Wells publishes letter addressed
to the President, protesting against his re,
moyal. And another, very caustic, ad,
dressed to Gen. Sheridan, in which he
says there is not word Of truth in the
charge that be was impeding the execu.
ton Of the laws Of Congress,
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new YORK sEoonD BOA

Coupons, llIIJ 6.2O's. 1859, 1897; 5-2Os, 1864,
1857 6.2O's, 1855, 1851 5.2o's, January and
July, 1865. lOslj lO40's, s9ij 1905, August
1857 1905 June, 1851 1905, July, lO5li
Gold I36l SON EsHr# fla 10 H.r .'
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Aldorman-BphTa.m wheeler.
Couneilmsn-H N. Knight, 8. 8. Baker, H. 7.
Parker. ... l'..n ... .
Asse.sors-Seeond ward, Joshua whitney Fourth
ward, X. D. Owens Sixth ward, Arthur q. Pumph-
icy RICHARD WALLACE,
10 Z-,t Mayor.
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GOLD JEWELLERY, WATCHES, AND

bILVERWARE.
have on hand and am constantly receiving, all Of
the latest slyles Of jewslTy, &s which WIN sell a.
oStablshmOnt IN this or any other city.
An sxaminGtion and comparison Of tbs quality and
prices respectfully Requested At Sss PsnnsylyAniA
avenue. uoon
je6. rr.-.r. ~ rr g..F". Dh.u'hooD'
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uooALTirsMs.

SECURE ONE oy SkKs q Co.'S ONE DOL.
lara my cen. PLATA Lih,a or Bin, Check Coats,
Al sl7 Seventh street = ~. ~. . ~. 900. ....
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o. On f| .
H. KOPPELL.
UMBRoIDERIEs AND LACEs,

CMRs. LOVES BRANCH STOREY @
A hne assortment Also, Ribbons, Flowers, Boa
nsts and Frames, Fans, PaTRsolg,, and Sun Umbrel-
BrAids, for BrAidngi AATssillss Trimping5 a.. 40,
1'gu ...yna No n Ma,pst snsss
myas. tuthsAtSt Bet Eighth and Ninth streets.
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WAsHINGros, June 6-S p. m.-Jay Cooke 4
Co. furnish tho following closing quotations Of
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AldsrmAn-wm TAlbert.
COuHeilmen-oeOrgO ". yilIsr, James N, DAit
Jam, q G. Duliu.
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SIXTH WAR;,

Alderman-JUhn Grinder.
Council usn-Appleton p. Clark, John Arrlson,
D, 8 Miller.
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90 SEXUAL Diseases, IDENTITY, Ec.-Pay
90 more money to ouaeks, but buy rsALL 4 JACK
sos's Pathology" and CURE YoURsELH. Vs..
Sold BY American Nsws Co, IN Nassau street, New
York. Send for eireuiar. - ap2o-d&wsms
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Alderman-J. r. ElyAns. ......-.-.-.
Counsilmen-R. j. Bsail, B, CLARK. T, G, Con.
nelly.
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Aldermen-AIbuTy Lloyd, WIN. W. Moore.
Couneilmen-Wm. H Naloy, Robert Ball, JAyh
II. Moore.
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So The Gravsst Maiadies OF Youth and
BARLI hASHooD.-Hovard Association Essays, On
the Physiology Of the Passions. and the kuOrs.
Abuses and Diseases peculiar 10 the nrt age Of man
with Reports on new methods Of treatment en-.
ploysd in this Institution. Sent in sealed letter
ssiopss, free Of charge! Address, DR.. J. sKILLIs
HoUdHToN, Howard Association, Philadslphia,
Penn. myl7-Sm
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kIlNNn WARN.

AldsTmAn-J O. LaTmAn.
CoupeiImsa-HsaTy H. ridley, o. S. Baker. Wm. NJ
slower. ar"-. %
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Jacob ike. It's color. Jane, lie pertains, and John
the washing and healing qualities Of sswys's Bar.
Soap. Po'sais By W Bprsh.l, fanIiy grocery,
corner Pourtssnth and strsstss -, Fl -.
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VIZ A N D-FoRTY TABLE
w, BoARDERs at the AMERICAN, HOUSE,
eornsr PsnnsyivaniA avenue aud sevepth street
MI 81 supper from Q 10 O. ~ -Z--s myN.e
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! rss-A strawberry and Flower Festival
wiii he hstd IN the Lecture room o. the " p q
| " CALVARY BAPTIST cHURcH,
Corner Of Klghth and II streets, on TURsDAy,
wEpEEsDAY. THURSDAY. aud FRIDAY xvHE-
INGs, June 4, Q, q, hndT. u . n '..-..- % " III
Admi.don 'fon cents. jess, =
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81 Free co Evsrybody.-A large Q PIP.
Circular. sjyins information Of the greatest import
anes 10 the young Of both sexes. q.
/! Htsashss how the hemsly may bseoms beautiful
The ds.plssA respected, aad the forsatsn loved. a,
No young lady or gentleman should fall to ssad
thsir address, and rsesivs eopy postpaid, By n
turn nall. Address p. o., Drawer. n.
mhls.d6wly - rsey, y. =.
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WANTED-NEW AND OAST.0FF
w CLofHIno, OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or
any othsr Artels of yAias, At The oldestab lishsd
Merchant Pawnbroker Store Of r. FULTON h Co.,
BOA Ninth street. doors north o. Penn. avenue.
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myT Init ~. .'hT ...a
.rg
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I Nh 900 P,nhsyiyssis svenrs, be.vsss sseoad
lndelibls Ink, With new ohrystal Pan. 70 marx any
fabric without prsparaliop, Marking doas on short
hotties. Ornamental Gard prswinE TAUGHT n oas
Lesson. 49, ~. =. js0-et
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The proceeding, Of this Board are nsess,arily
crowded out this morning, but win appear to.
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A T. STEWART 4 co.
"A. have just opened -
SPANISH LINENS, for
LADIES' TRAVELLING SUITS,
ExcREDINGLY Low PRICES.
Broadway and Tenth

LMlGBrY AND EvERLAsrINa DOLLARS.
"A ,.c History r'IRsssStns IsS i'''Hi ,sm
rss music cf .A Al.
s..iGsioss s...II Ma: ysrd !, ySs ;s !. ia'le
SssniSssns aa pre:: aoods, .o,tA zse.. only asxe.
sssuafsi Ssinorss worth q 10 . o O..
hs' NM ys s.,s oa %Ss Cotton
tas nd !S1. Ssss :.a !: :.s Os Il. y us m
Upon the honor. men u cannot b done ~ any other
0isss HswSsrs-i S ~. ssnt ;. done.
s:sS Esnai:::ss is::a ana sss siSs M
J; A. ss.,ss: = ss
Sns Sssnos Lawns and oresndies worth We, saij iaa
Dsn,nA ,s,fe; nsss ,s,le a,DsAams. lsse, crsh.
20 &c. s & sscssS'ss cssss 81 l s:.s % ssosI cs:sss
Linen ss, csss ossH @ .sS Hoe ;vn nShHs: M;nS
Conn., q IS s..s; 3: f;:ss: 4s.n :.:;:
:ss. Ssss pa @
o.':Ss: s.ss .::.s sss1 a:s FL 2;
A. x.sOr pIacsufufsn.s MsrdroOe. chidisas cioais
and suits Sacks Dresses Caps BlAnkes Waists Aprons
nt s &C. tsds: ready made Under osmsnss Isr.s :tocf
g rGa ana srS g.
and stamped goods Wholesale and retail
ooRNYN BROTHERS, CLEARING OUT SALE OF
- $4,000 worth e DRY % - Rurcns.sS o1.s1
y s s snd :sss n T. V. viii
without regard cost Store 70 let and Fxures for
Great Bargains in Blsnksts Marseilles Quilts white
and Linen Gsd Sh; and Sns: .nd % y
6.oo: .coos', rrsSss g. sr.
i.:na I.:i Sa g.. S
street and Eighth door 70 cornyn Brohers
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p,aNor0RTEs.

. nAdNIrrcErT ROSEWOOD PIAxoFoRrE FoR
"A ssieMads order, city msksss cost 500 for $50;
usea Ave month";. Pnor SUITS Etagce, BOOKCASE Paint
irss Hronsrs Chamber aud Dining Furniture. ~ West
sirtsenth street. sss th avenue.
4 ogEAp prANo-IN GOOD ORDER, PRICE $40;
N seven. rosewood Pianofos ssplendid instru
men, for sale very cheap j. BfDDLE. ~ Am,ty street,
Broadway.
urApo FOR sALB-PR,CR siB; sIx oCrAvBs
"., r'S's " ~ '''
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EUROPE.

THE GRESHAM HOTEL, sAckvILLE STREET, DUE
lin, having undergone very extensive AltcrAuons win
considerable additional srrsngements and refurnishing,
With entire renovstons being complee the proprie
tors respectfully inform the nobility gentry tourists and the
public that the hotel now repcic with every possbe mod
ern Including the spacious and elegant
coffee In Dublin for ladies' aud gentlemen, superb
b ard sruokng room, unrivsed f country suits
OF magnificent and sitting rooms OF various
Sizes Of charges that VIII bear favorable conpar
moderation with hrst GLASS hotel IN europe or
America The tariff of charge. o. every KIND has under.
zone careful including the wine carte fhe
propreors being determined not only 20 maintain pu 70
improve and the world wide reputation he Gre.n
am HoeL having with unsparng hand erpcndsoa
very large capital on the and csn
comfort and support The only hotel
ireland receiving the leading American journals iof we
u'e % "'iyI fiIr dREsHAm HOTEL COMPANY 1sl /.
I
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"A 20 Eighth avenue
near Twenty fourth street.
Great closing out sale. Monday July 90 and following
days.
Dress Goods Of description marked down 70 half
price.
Several cases fan Bamoral Skirts from auction %
per lower than they be purchased one month
hence Baloras sold ct y rs win be sold At this sale II
81 u and all the others In the proportion Call and
267 Eighth avenue,
Twenty.foufth street.
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RE SOME MERCHANTS BRAINLEssf
IA Copying initiating advertisements the evidence
For the Information Of couple Of hrms. We would stale
that We have for sale cheap pair OF Parrots
Prescribed by y. b.
ITO be taken before breakfast"
(These prices hest Merrimac Prints, l21kc ayard.
All l2isc Prints down 70 &c.
All l6c and l6c. Prints down TO l0c
Warranted best Merrimac Prints i2lsc.
All other merchants Merrmac Prints for lSc and 2Oc
FOSTER BROTHERS, price is ~ lsc
ITO be taken before dnnern
(These prices) Auction lot Musllns &c. and sc.
All clean lot better goods, lOc. and lie yard.
splendid Muslin for Pie -
- GOO yards almost az ne as smsa'sas Sc ia saa
Best Merrimac Prints, chilling
Plaid Striped and Plain Jaconets. Cambrcs, Nansooks
Victoria Lawns Swsses, &C., ~ hall price.
'lo be taken before tea"
All 76c Dress Goods down 10 b0c.
Auction Alpacas 371sc, worth at least Slc
All 2Oc Ginghams down 10 lOc.
All Ticks down l2,Sc. yard
All Cassimeres down 5oc. yard.
French Jaconess orsandies &C. 2Sc, SIC and SKc worth
double ...
Customers wishing to make sure of Memac Prints At
l had better come Monday a. they may all be sold on
Since We commenced to break down the prices terribly
in dry goods many merchants have been in the habit OF
sending their relatives and friends 70 stores 10 buy tho
goods for them In order head or this operation have
found necessary 70 limit the quantity we sell 10 each Gus
The above prices are FOR cash down. AA
ITO be taken at bedtime"
y. B.-J.-1o67-H A.
and FOSTER SRoTHERs ~ BiseeTsr street
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DRY GOODS.
A lEaAAiSs'
Great reduction In All the Summer Geeds
French Piques reduced from 81 Is and 81 70 7se.
Best French Jaconets at 3uc.. fsrmer pfice Se.
oreandies Percals BAere Apacas Ac AL reduced % per
cent 10 raise money for duties. Ns aai
LEGRAIN. 72e Broadway.
NoTE-Our usual sale OF remnants, half price, VIII be-
gin Monday, 18th for three days only. LEGRAlN-
A r. STEWART 4 co.
IA. viii, Monday, July 10Th. make
Ir. LARGE ADDITIONS ... "a. rs
70 their stocks Of
- FRENCH F0uLARDS at 81 Per yard,
recently sold at 81
LADIES' SILK SKIRTS splendid ~
assortment SIS and upwards
Broadway and Tenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28

IlARBLR MANTELs.-THB BEST PLACE IN TIM
N sy purchase Marble ns.,es q tbe latest dsssss
- very low prces q A. kLAbERe Mavble Woshs Isl
sn kisstecnsh street. sees rhird sveovs rsv Ywh Csl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28

NDwARD sCHENcE AUCTfONEER
~ EXECUTORS SALE or
THE CASTLE GARDEN fRAMSFER EXPRESS co..
BY EDWARD sCHENCK, fHURSDAY next August
Al ~ o'clock at the Castle Garden Emgrant Depot the
entire Property OF the above Exprsss Company.
FIVE spans OF hne Express Horses
Three tine single Express Horses.
Six double Express Wagons.
Three single Express Wagons.
Five sets OF double harness ta
Three sets Of single Harness.
Also Harness. kc. Sale peremptory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28

EXCURSIONS.

A HOY:-FOR R0CKAwAY.-THK STEAMER PORT
"A ROYAL runs every day from Warren streeI North
ef N and ~ p NJ landing at the Seaside House an
bakes daily.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-28

THE FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS OF THE UNION Pa
ci6c Railroad Company (the United States government
holding second en bearing six per cant Interest," payable
gold offered for sale at the low price Of ninety
and the accrued interest added from July !, by
JOHN ]. CISCO SON, s. Wall street,
Special Agents of the Company.