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Groceries,, &c.
IMPORTANT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
i We are now permanently located in our new
store, corner OF ain and Eighth Streets opposite
sale and retail choice FAMILY GROCERIES and
PROVISIONS. PSI.
The citizens OF Richmond will find at our store
every facility for purchasing their supplies In
large or small quantities at reduced prices. For
1.-THE convenience of the public we are prepared to
on hand ready soaked No. I mackerel, and intend
to Introduce every improvement into our business.
We enumerate few Of our goods:
Spices !; Edwards's Washington" Hams, Smoked
Beef, Todds celebrated Bans, Early's and Hsr-
mans Cincinnati Hams, Jones Sons Sufslo
pressIy for family 9; Smoked Tongues, Smoked
and Picked Salmon and Hslibut, Canned Fruits,
voting Extracts, p rs Cider Vinegar, &C., SO.
call on US will convince you that twenty per
cent can be saved BY Rqrshssing Of Us. 90
au2 corner Main Eighth streets.
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CONTEMPORARIES.

DR. M. L. JAMES lately Of Gooca.
~ landl has removed to Richmond ~ rhau.
TICg HIS PROFESSION. once snd fes!asnss %
aoatkrsst eories Of Craze ana Adaas t9sse
~ ta=sY
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MISS MARTHA JAMES will open
lEl her PRIMARY SCHOOL for children at her
residence corner OF Fourth and Duval streets. on
MONDAY the I'd of September next. Her terms
will be very moderate.
She refers to Rev. George Woodbridge, D. D. !;
Rev. J. Peterkin, D. D. I; Rev. +. III. Baker, Rev.
T. G. Dashiel, Messrs. Lancaster Co., Mr.. w. s..
Isaacs " 31-1w*
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WILLIAM F. FOX, A. n.

Declining to teach, l beg to commend to the con-
6dence Of nv patrons my successor, Mr.. WILLIAM
F. Fox. &c was formerly my assistant, and has
been known to me most intimately Tor Dozen
wears He has also had several years experience
In teaching, and has devoted himself to that work
as the business of life. He is perfectly, com
nently successful. | most conscientiously think
him one Of the very best teachers krloao'a to me-
MY patrons-I say 1t with as much reference TO
tbeiri az his interests-I am confident cannot DO
better than extend to him the cncouragement
shown to me. WILLIAM ]. PETTlGREW.
RtcHNoyp VA July Is 1857 jy l9-eod2w
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A LBEMARLE FEMALE INSTI-
"A TUTE, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.-Session1
1878 will begin MONDAY, September 10. and
end June rs. Course of study as heretofore, and
adapted to the object of enabling and inducing
girls to make real attainments In learning. Full
Information furnished on application.
Charges for entire session. In currency:
Board, washing, fuel, lights and tuition. $3.50
Music on piano and use OF Instrument. -: 81
Drawing. &C., at usual rates. Payments half ir
advance. Boarders furnish towels.
Address JOHN HART, NJ. A.,
10 PripcinaI.
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TOHN 81. TYLER e. CO., successors
- to Mitchell b Tyler, 1872 Main street, Rich.
mond, Va, respectfully cal attention s 20 tRs15
WATCHES and CHAINS, CLoCks, JBWELRY,
SILVER and PLATED WARE, GOLD, SlL SoE,s
and STEEL sPECTACLES and EYEGLASSES,
not surpassed by any class of goods in the country
as to quality, and which they will sell at prices as
low as in any other regular house north or south.
Their present stock is well selected and very com
piete, and ,consists of the most desirable and
fashionable styles usually kept in class Jew
staftly adding new goods. They. continue, as
heretofore, to order direct from the factories what
ever articles their customers may desire ana at
every description made to order. WATCH Re-
PAIRING done in the very best manner by the
most experienced watchmaters IN the country.
NV 30
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EAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
LADIES.

EAMILY SCHOOL FOR YOUNG
Il LADIES.
BONNIE BRAE, BALTIMORE COUNTY, md.
Principals, Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Fl. McBlair;
Head Of Scholastic Department, Miss Duncan
English Literature and Bellies Letters, Mr.. Nc
Blair;
Modern Languages, Professor Leonce Rabillon (;
Vocal and instrumental Music, Professor E..
Thorbecke
Drawing and Painting, Professor D. A. Wood
ward
This Institution will be opened on MONDAY,
September 10Th. Tho first session Of the scholastic
June Goth.
Bonnie Brae is situated on an elevated ridge on
the old Frederick road, two miles from the west
ern limits OF Baltimore, and within easy access to
the Gainesville passenger railway that comnuni-
Gates with the city.
The number of pupils will be limited to twenty.
Circulars, giving fnrtheS particnlars. may be
and ENTZ & BASH'S bookstore, Charles street.
For admission, apply to Mr.. G. d. NcBLAlR,
through the Baltimore post office, box 1894
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HOLLINS INSTITUTE.-THE
Ill Twsnty.ffth Annual Session of this Institute
will open on the FIRST WEDNESDAY IN SEP
TENDER, and continue to the FIRST WEDNES-
DAY IN JUNE 1868.
Courses of instruction are arranged for all
grades of pupils. There will in future be four
departTents Of study First TIE Norma Depart,
teaching and managing schools Second, Collie e.
sub. departments. Third, Special Course, de-
signed for that class Of girls who cannot continue
long enough to complete the full collegiate course.
Fourth, Ornamental Department, including Music
and Painting.
To afford instruction In all these departments
there will be ten teachers and oficsrs-four males
and six females-all OF ability and experience.
The charge for board and tuition In the collegiate
course is s222 for board and tuition in the pre-
paratory studies, $ls7: Payments, one third , on
third at the close of the session. Music andPaint-
ing extra. Pupils furnish towels, lights, and text
books all of which can be procured at the lnSti-
tute for cash.
Apply to the Superintendent, at Botetour Springs,
''o'D'Ao CHARLES L. COOKE,
iy3l-10t Superintendent.
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TNGLISH,. CLASSICAL, AND
~ MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.-Mr. PETIT
GREW having declined teaching, / shall open a
MALE SCHOOL on the LIST of October in the school
pied by him. The patronage of his friends and
the public is respectfully solicited. For circular
and further particulars apply to me through the
po'''o~''' wa WILLIAM F. FOX, N.
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MISS JULIA e. WHITING WILL
uNl resume the duties of her SCHOOL on the first
MONDAY in September, at No. Second street, be-
tween Main and Cary. A share OF the public pa
tronage Ia earnestly solicited.
TERMS: Reasonable.
Refers, by permission, to Rev. A. B. Smith Han
over; E. F.. Blair, Williamsburg; and w. G.
cambridge, Richmond. jy 3l-lm
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HALIFAX SCHOOL.-The tenth ses-
Ill sion of this School will begin September I'd,
and close the 25th of June following.
TERMS: Board and tuition per session, $500,
one. half payable September I'd, and the remain
der February LIST. No extra charges.
JOHN q. POWELL,
au1 lin Halifax Courthouse, Va.
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Dr1IgS, Medicines, &c.

Sales in New York of Virginia 6's: new, SOL
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TARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
Il The Fall term, 1887, will begin September
2sth. The Faculty will be full, and consist OF
none but able and experienced teachers. lnstruc-
ton thorough and extensive. Good fare and ac-
commodations. Charges for board and all English
branches: Academic, $95 Collegiate, 300. For
| catalogue, address A. PREOT, President
au l-4t* FarmV1lle, va.
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NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY YOUR
IN VINRGAR.-Ten barrels pure lCKLlHG VI
NEGAR, from the orchards Of 3. 81. Provost, New
York, which We warrant az pure article, for
sale by WEST q ANDREWS, y
iy 81 l7l2 Main street
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DACO N.-For sale on consignment
D thirty hogsheads prime Clear BIB Sides
CHARLES d. BILL 4 CO., f
~ 20-lw No lS Pearl or Fourteenth street.
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northeast corner Lexington or Barnum's Hotel.
flu
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uTOODS FAMILY ROE HER,
NiA''0 Ava '" GORDON & CRINGAN,
iv % Pearl Block.
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nj UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
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nor BAKERs.-PRIME ENGLISH
ISLAND MOLASSgS for sale by
GORDON 8, CRINGAN,
iv % Pearl Block.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
n. MuIL.ER. AUCnoHRER.


4 DRIAN H. MULLER AUCuoRRER.
EXTENSIVE SALE or - MOST VALUABLE LOTS
sseoss EsrArH,. On sR6ADwAy. sHs GRAND
BOULEVARD. sKvHxTY-s SECOND AND SEVENTY
xHiRD srRxRss. TOGETHER WITH THE WATER
RIGHT OF 80 FEET ON THE NORTH RIVER. IN FRONT
or rnB PREMISES. AS GRANTED BY THE CITY OF
xxw yoRK. IN THE YEAR is6a
ADRIAN H. MULLER. p. R. WILKINS CO. WILL
SELL AT AUCTION on Tuesday, April : 1857 a Il O'Clock
n he RxcHANGR sALEsRooA, Ill BROADWAY, the
sAOve described very desirable nrst eiAss Property com
ur,.,nr 100 Lots and front Cores as follows
rIrrEEN LOTS on the west side Of Broadway me
~R.Nn BOULEVARD, BETWEEN sEvENrY-FIRsr
AND SEVENTY. FOURTH STREETS. INCLUDING BOT
CORNERS OF sEvENrY.sEcoSD STREET "A
sryESrY THIRD STREET, each lot being twenty-' N (,
feet 'front.' and $50 10 200 feet des' \
m SEVENTY SECOND STREET which is or II yIus
nRRp fee. Wide, there arc NINErY-rwo .0'l and fro,
~.,.. and ON SEVENTY THIRD STREET the sau !. n.u
~ embracing the entire OF both N Broa
nv 70 the river The grade the whole proper il near
,sve with Broadway. portion Of the purcl ase mons
on remain ON bond and mortgage Maps Of the propsrt
stesch Of the grand entrance the Park Al Frfty
street and plan Of The boulevard along Broadway
established by the Central Park commisss ,ners under
sAorsy of the Legislature win be ready few day. ..
an be had At the once Of the Auctionss =
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A P. CONWAY 4 co.. AUCNoNEERs-MAaNIFI

n r. CONWAY 4 OU., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
a. cent Household frrpiture PAnsforte, Paintings
= public auction thu day Saturday the 1--WE story
brown stone House - West Sixteenth street between Fifth
and Sixth she 09 o'clock Superb
1arior Suits covered French ocatci EtsGers Secretary
Bookcase rosewood octave Pianofore Oil Paintings
By eminent artists t@.ve and Brussels Carpets BronIes
esasuary Chandeliers pier and mantei Mrrcrs Lace Cur
wardrobes Hair Spring walnut Suits
sred reps Torkh Reclining Chairs Extension Table.
1Ine china Dinner and re. sets silver Caster Tnreens
LINEN, Couches Chairs China Vases Clock
0a1e pcrsmptory, BThe above elegant Residence for
oale 70 let Inquire of the auctioneer.
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SALES AT
AUCTION.

~,oRpoR ALTON SALE -~~e--o<S-
u ron-Puble notice = REAL EsIA; n. AZ auC.
sdoners OF the sinking fur eny given ting me Inams
don on Monday April ~ VIII otter for ssss = pvsnc snc
sls n m.ovsd md <Ns. YORK. pr
York shd ComnohAse VI mo os VI Nc"
diiions u sale sy together With The terms and con-
~ ss sss s xs = . ss
.eds win be gvsa tosn purchasers.
DrpARrnr RICHARD r. CONNOLLY. Comptroller.
&toF FINANCE, CosPIRoLfKR's 0yncx,
- March II. 1887
ssf xD A!LAwRENUE AUcTIoNHER. Law
chang ME- FoULkE, once Ill Broadway-At the En-
OF ySiesroon Ill Broadway Tuesday the 18Th DAY
ton Srll, at " O'Clock, LAWRENCE FoULKE, Auc-
er viii cell a. pablo auction that substantial and
rsghly wsu built i've sosy and cellar brick store asd
hs Vast ngton street with front on said stree OF
Opportunity rarely met wiki for iuvesment And for che
Turposes OF storage business whatever be fs
nature Its thorough construction and desrabc location ren-
ger u unequaed The two Stores adjoining may be pur
untn The day ah0yo mentioned For &C., apply 10
ALLkN 4 BROWN, Is Broadway, or OF the auctionesrS
n MCKNIGHT, AuCTIoNEER. OFFICE $50 BROAD
~ way wul SELL Saturday, April IL, at 10 O'CLOCK AZ
Howard street all the Furniture OF the large four story
PAno, Parior Suts large French plate Mirrors costly on
fanLngs ard Ene-avingA rich Lace Curtains ROSEWOOD
and black walnut Washstants and Buteaus HAIR
Mattresses Feather Beds and Beddng also AT the spenao
Horroom Fixtures; also the Dining Noom and kitchen FUR
| Dealers invited.
l HENRY d. MINER ACCTIONEER, SALESR0OA 81
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UCTTON NOTICE--MORTGAGE SALE OF HORSES,
"a cOse Coaches Phaetona Light Wagons, &c. by r.
1I!zSIMnONS. auctioaeer. on Monday, April Is. at II
o'olock 1t Murray Hi stablcs 6l9 Sixth avenue
d.
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AUCTION SALE OF HORSES AND wAGoNs--BY
"A COLE MURPHY on Saturday, 18th, 9t II O'Clock,
9 So Fulton street. Brooklyn: Minor Stevens Rock
away, but little used; Phaeton DO. Rockaway.
NV top Wagons top d. - good second hand do
q Road HorIes, II sets Of Harness. &c. sW
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A g0URNKAy, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. 8 PINE
"A. strectAuction sale Of handsome Household Furni.
TIRE on Paintings he. tof family going 70 Europeh on
Wednesday, April H. at Ok O'Clock A. NJ, the private
loc Amy street comprising general assortment
voed and black walnut French plate Pier Mirrors Velvet
I'D Brussels CarpotinG. 10. 10. Ell
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WM. Writer'S AUcrIoSEER.-coS7ISUA

AOTH AUCTION SALE
I'D $1,000
TONS SCR ANTON COAL
lh on WEDNESDAY. April "a, 1857.
NEW YoRK. April Il, 1857
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com.
pany viii sell by Messrs. JOHN H. DRAPER & CO..
toneer the Companys salcsoon. IS Exchange place.
corner OF William street New York. Wednesday April
SOON TONS
OF fresh mined Coal from the ackawanns regions of the
usual cx, deliverable their depot Ezabethport n j..
during the month Of May, 1851. a~au
The conditions win be fully known at the time Of
sale. .E HtEM f@ 3# E&&
Terms-6fty per payable in FUNDS
the day Of SALE and the b,ance within thereafter
JOHN BRIsBIN, President
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n NORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER.
VI HANDSOME FIRST CLASS HOUSE. NO. IS

MORTGAGE sALE-JOsEPH MCGUIRE AUCTION.
m Ger, Office ll6 Nassau street. will sell this day, at
O'Clock r NJ the premises all the Goods and Chatte
including Fxurcs Stock contained In the bakery ~
seventh avenue and the Lease OF the premises
Horse, Wagon and Haruess BY order Of Thoa Cushing
attorney mortQascc. Eta@N Seq tfl sta#.
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ID r. ROLLINS 4 CO.. AUCrIoNEERs. WILL SELL,
H. day, O'Clock, ~ Canal hand
Furniture Carpets olcic,h Psror and Chamber Suits
Feather Beds Bolsters, Ptllows HAIR Husk and Straw
Mattresses Stoves, Gas Fixtures, &e also crate Of
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DR. HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER
Id HRNRY III LEEnS Alrl

DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER
u HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
v sen by auction Saturday April 3 l0k O'Clock at
s residence lis East Thirty street. between Park and
xLESxNi ANb COSTLY HOUSEHOLD rURNI-
fURE-Most OF which made By Messrs. Narcotic Co..
Ess Psr and AantsI Mirrors Wilton and Velvet Carps
1sOese and Qrmolu Chandelers Parior sus covered
:..,on f,snosors cost sSaos ROSEWOOD EAssrs glass
DINING ROOM AND LIBRARY-Black walnut Buffet.
CAsra Couch, Clocks and Vases Brcnxcs. Hobes black
walnut Extension Table, Iron Slides. Chairs &c.. &c
DEDnOOns-Rosewood and black walnut Shaving
01ADds DeokcAssa Side Tables lined with satinwood
NO. 6uits various descriptions: Mattresses Pillows Ac,
90 other articles 10 be found In the catalogue.
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TRAvELlBRy GUIDE.
mUDsON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS :.
II Trsns for Albany and Troy, sonnestns with Nor!he
and Western trAina leave New York. via Hudson River
Railroad Thirteth street and Tenth avenue and 10 A. n,
and 3SA SEQ and II r. n; and via Harlem Railroad TWEEN.
ne sMp ~ train yis Hudccn River WI run odsundaXa
e0P n train Il also attached secpinf car every Ssv
excepting Sssurdayn which 10 run through Oedonsbura
VA r., W, and o. Railroad. without change. - =
Sunday train Hudson River Road New York 70 POUCH.
keepse and return, leaving New York az $50 A. NJ and
leaving New York q . A. NJ.
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A UCTIoN notice.. ROTH, A. JCTIoNEER
housskkEfEss. aoTEI KEEfE IS AND THE rRxDE.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEH0Ii % FURNiTuRE

ELhSAMn GE OF nIt 81 ,rOMTE, COST $00.
q public auction 70 the Highest " without reserve this
saturday afternoon April ID at ~ O'Clock precsey At the
bur story residence ne West iehth street. doors
from sixth avenue, near Jene Market consisting OF
rosewood Panoforte, two oeaut ul Parcr Suits
French satin crimson and s on and crmso. and gold bro
Carpets Bedstcads Bsr Washstands Spng and
HAIR Mattresses Bol.ers Pillowa Lounges Sofas and
Chas In haircioh and reps Glass China Silver Ware
Fable Cutlery, &c. Sale POI alive.
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~ noRoRrRorH co., .AUcT1oyBERs.-
yprnture contained in the feur story house known s
Wocslsr strpe e I0 O'Clock Furniture comprises
s~vrn crtave piano. Mants Mirrors. Oh Paintings Car
Ye French Bedstesds Bedding Glass China and Croctsv
With the entire Bsrroom Furniture Sale positive CstA-
tosnes NJ sale nctiee--Afer May Nc VIII rrssss auT
$500 - " ~ HAxks slseA kAgh&kstnQs
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CUNDAY BOAT FOB NEwARK.-THE sPLENDIDLv
~ furnished steamboat THOMAS r. WAY will ma - the
following trips between New York and Newark sunday
ncx April H.Leave New York, foot Of Barclay street,
1880 A. ", and 40 y NJ. leave Newark foot of Centre
street O'Clock A. NJ aud NJ soppinQ at Bereun PoIni
each wsx
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r BOGART, AUCTIONEER.-THIs DAY, At l0H
d. O'Clock at the auction rooms, No. North William
street Frankfort Household Furniture consisting Of
Sofas Parlor Chairs Lounges mahogany Bureaus Wash
case Writing Desks, mahogany Dining Tables, Wardrobes
Iron Bedsteads Cottage Bcdseads 70 Sea Grass Mat
Also the Effects OF Boarding house Also Msrshais sale
Matshal. Tuesday April is elegant Household Furniture
at No. o East Fortyeighth street. Catalogue at auction
rOoona LIZA 7NF tfEA at Rs tR
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DY HENRY II. LEEDS MINER. #UEs r+f.ftN 81
ID .aa HENRY II. LERDS. Auctioneer. la re- tf4
On tha evenings Of FRIDAY and SATURDAY. April -
90 u. ct ~ O'Clock each evening. ..L ST NNE'ltt sg
At The LEEDS ART GALLERIES.
- vi apd d9 Broadway, southwest corner Of Twelfth
IMPORTANT SALE OF PArNrINoa
n entare collection q the fAyorite artist r
JOHN WILLIAMSON,
oonGsng Of his usual variety Of subjects comprising Land
ssapss Fruit and Flower Pteces, &c, richly framed
ON SATURDAY EVENING,
lAe entire PRIVATE COLLECTION OF Mr.. PAUL s.
I0RDES, 70 include the collection OF q WELL KNOWN
OONNOISSBUR Of this city going abroad comprising
- The finest and most important of EUGENE YER
DOkCkhOVEN painted for the present owner; also
THE ITALIAN LOVERS"
HAMY. of PARIS. painted 70 order and considered
!. rrsrs.. Carl Hubner, DAVID. ,t.t 81 Il
VAoux, Jordana wieme 0N
&oAann0A A. Achsnbach. krusemnnu
1sefnnasns P1chel, Van wie N.k# .
q Erdmanu, ChAveA 4. Hoguet, t. r.
IAndef Eycken, c. wouters, ". Hecren.
3cussain& LeykerL w. Hart,
q. L. Brown, Raft, Of Rome. rverssn uf#4
eAaeod % the sale OF we'll known In Paris
during the residence Europe ng
SUPERB CsEfsnf PICTURE by GREUZE.
- THE FOUR SEASONS" by. WATTEAU, s,.
yesh EXAMPLES Of
Boucher Guido Murillo
4AncrcA A. Carsrc, Guercno,
0pagnolstto, Borgognon Brunghe.
81 0lbcrs
They WIN Be exhibition sbove and from Tuesday.
Nh instant from NJ. TO r. NJ, and the evenings
yrscedipg sale until ~ r. N.
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ExCURsIONs.

LCORT LEE, OLD LANDING.--THE STEAMBOAT T. g.
II HULsE, Captain q w. Annett will make her rcgulal
trips from the foot OF Christopher street. lO NJ
r n daily: Sundays At 10 A. NJ and r NJ Ibis adords
rood opportunity for engage board or hrs
a the above named place.
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DY HENRY H. LEEDS MINER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS AUCTTONEER,
vH sen BY auction Saturday April IS at 1913 O'Clock,
their saesroom, No IS Liberty street,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
oonestng removed for
q sale including Paror, Dining Room Library Cham
BAR Suits Administer Medallion Velvet Brussels Ingram,
pate Pier, Mantel and Oval Mirrors rosewood Suits In
crimson brocatel do reps, blue do, black walnut do, n
Marble Bureaus Bedseads washsands Chairs black
walnut do Turkish Easy Chairs in and brocate HAIR
nw Feather and Husk Mattresses Piows Bclsters and
Hallases, Washstands and Tables, black walnut
vosd and mahogany Extension Dining Tables round DO
Aheeany SUITS IN hair cloth; China Crockery Glassware
-. Kitchen Furniture, 10 = I'LL tlst.08
ALSO, AT II O'CLOCK,
ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTES,
ROSEWOOD MARBLE BED SIX POCKET BILLIARD
TABLES, WITH CUES AND BALLS.
ALSO, AT II O'CLOCK.
- front Of store Rockaway Carriage suitable for either
sonnty hotel order has will hold
M persona; can be used with two horses
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rights and privileges United staI be Republican
party great by afng he Dec
fsoh Independence the and auimatng h o. The Republic
ARHause In that have failed Ohio end Prank
I'D fet haseas to Bic grancuon that tp u 70 continue 70
be white PcGce Tie and
their SOr and understand for all that the Re
publican party Of Me United STAGES Val rot abandon iia position M"
not retreat b but viii SIGHT and tg ever until ht equal
guts Of all the citizens ~ the UHd states SHAH be aared LAP
psnse This defeat ONO Of the manhood Suffrage reminds NJ that the
It il an evidence Of what / have always known to
be true although portions Of the press ana many public
speakers have otherwise thst and the leading Of the
Republic In all the through Which We have passed IN d
vance public When Abraham Lincoln issued hs Poca
maOn OF Emancipation unque0nab quarter OF
o. Republicans opposed There the ranks
OF the Republican party 100000 Of voters several thousand o. whom
are not educated Of the cruel and wicked pus engenderd by
tne sieve system Let brayey acet Tbs hc1 ana enter ceeny
upon the work Of enlightenment sustained by the enduring forces Of
justice and patriotism by the applause OF the great ana the g and by
the blessing Of Him who made 10 his image we shall win
GROWING victory Applause History will transmit Tor the study and
admiration Of after times unsehsb and tumph painters
VIII Tie and poetry VII
OF umphs remind Democratic friends that their
victories 1902 ed Rebel hearts and ueTsd kebe hat they
of millions Of dollars Rebels who then cheed for victories
1862 and d with reactions that would break down the
Government shouting few Democratic victories now
These shortyed umphs disappointment and injury %
the productive and business interests OF The nsion when are ALREADY
suffering by the failure the President cooperate with the s
making the Work 81 Reconstruction But
all the hopes Of Rebels doomed 10 disappointment The policy
the Democratic II has will ignomniou fail and eoon
stTucOn demanded
adhered 70 told that not here 10 beg
member that your speedy reconstruction upon the
basis Of equality o. rights that the the controversy closes ard
the country o Developments Of IT. Industrial
the better win be for the whole country NORTH and South