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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19
by CHARLES HoHLENBERG,. huCTloNEER.
~ FIRST CLASS RESTAuRANr FuRNIIuR E.

FRENCH MIRROR, KITCHEN FURNITURE, &C =.
HOHLENBFRp 4 IdCii will sell this day, In lots at 10
o'clock, the Third street and ID, the en-
tire Furniture Fixtures and Stock of large Restaurant and
Oyster Saloon vz:Eegnnt black walnut Counters, BACK
Fixtures marble top Dining Tables French plate Mirrors oak
Extension Table, Chairs Two Ice Boxes, one large
do, black walnut Tables, Clock rosewood English beer
Pump, OH Paintings hnc Steel Engraving, bronze Can-
ders Kangss stoves Casters Sverware China and ohss
Kitchen tensils also the large stock Of choice Ncs,
Wines, Liquors and Cigars in lots 70 suit
Our rabe friends dealers and the public are cordially
invited To attend The wiz be one ~ our Jas ID hs
(,
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Yesterday afternoon Police superintendent Ken
nedy issued teegraphic order to the various cap
tains Of the metropolitan police district informing
them that large number Of liquor dealers whose
licenses have expired have not manifested the
slightest intention 80 far to renew them and that II
those dealers who have not "renewedo attempt to
keep open house Immediately to order them to close
and to take delinquents into custody on the charge
Of selling liquor without license or permit Last
year there were over 5000 licensed dealers IN the
odd had renewed, 8 40 if those who have not come
down" to the excise should attempt to sell
their surplus stock OF liquors the police win have
their hands full.
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A DRIAN II. MULLER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sale of valuable property First street. By order of
The Supreme Court in Partition.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, p r. WILKINS CO. will sell
at auction Tuesday, May 49, at O'Clock al the Exchange
Saesroom, Ill Broadway By order of the Supreme Court
IN Partition under the direction Of Daniel ngraham
the north side of First street, commencing "a feet inches
eastery from the Second being together 27 feet in
width in front First street. 1871 feet inches the 81
feet inches in depth on the westerly and 40 feet ~ inches on
the easter SIDE Five OF the houses brick fronts and
brick The houses will be sold separately Maps at the office
of the auctoneers S. H. THAYER Plaintiff 5 Attorney.
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XNM Writer'S, AUCTIONEER.-DAyI n. BgAN
w will sell is day, at l0g O'Clock, at 81 Hudson street,
IN the basement the entire first class Stock cabinet
maker declining business among which VIII be found Par.
Tor Suits IN brocstel, hsrcloth Suits IN
rosewood, black wanm and oak, Tee.alets, in rep and
haircoth also Wardrobcs Chairs marble top fabss, Han
Sands The above worthy the attention OF Jsaless
well no househsepers
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A UCTION.-AN EXTRA LARGE SALE OF

III
elegant costly Household Furniture; large Mirrors fine
collection Of on Paintings Works of Art Bonzes statuary,
Ware, Silver Plated Ware, &c. This day Tuesday May IA
morning II o'clock the elegant residence 9
West Eighth street. between Fifth Sixth consist
of magnificent cornered
Pianofore Stool Cover elegant Paror Suits GOV.
cred with the richest description Of French satin broca and
rosewood Etgeres Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounges, wal
nut bookcase Writing Desk rosewood and walnut Bedseads
Bureaus Washstands, Commodes Spring and Hair Mat.
tresses Blankets Linen sof Rockers and Chairs covered
with harcloth and Curtains Mirrors Clocks, Tea and
Dining Tables, Sideboard, Dining Chairs,
Table Cutlery, Tea and Dinner Sets Casters Ice Pitchers,
tive N BAN the goods have been made TO order and will
be sold to the highest bidder without Reliable men
in attendance pack goods for purchasers at
able charges LUKE FITZGEkALD Auctioneer
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A DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEER.
~ JONES' ESTATE ON PROSPECT HILL,
TARRYTOWN,

ADRIAN II. MULLER, p R. WILKINS 4 CO, win sell
at auction Friday May o. 1863 at IL o'clock at the Elk
change saesroom III broadway, splendid Country Seat
containing six land mile from the depot
cent river Views handsome two and half story House,
enteen rooms, finished in black walnut, all
the modern conveniences; there is also stable the
premises.
For further particulars apply s. Emberson ESQ., 421
Eighth avenue, to the auconeers No. Pine street
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T AUCTION.-BY T.. H. LUDLOW CO., AUCTION
n eers No Pine street. on Wednesday May 20, at p.
NJ the premises by order of Francis T. GaretsOn Exec
uto sc Clifton Point Rhnebeck the east bank of the
Hudson, 1871 choice Land with water grant mansion
large, lawns deeply shaded. River and mountain views
superb. Descriptive circulars at auconeers Office N. B.
60 per cent can remain on mortgage three years.
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DY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
ID Carpets, Pier Mirrors, Parlor Suits, Chamber
QY HENRY D. MINER, AUCTIONEER, sALEsLOOx
ID No. Cortland street. four nom Broadway,
Art GALAXY No s45 Broadway.

Valuable private Library of Standard Books comprising
the complete OF the theology,
medicine history, biography, felton, science, 6c, &c now
ready for examination at the OF HENRY d. MI
NER BARKER, No 8 Cortlandt street, sold at
ton Wednesday, May %, at IL O'Clock.
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GEORGE COOK, AUCTIONEER,
VI Salesrooms lO1 Liberty street.
will sell by auction this day. 0 O'Clock, Counting House,
Oce and Bankers Desks and Tables Letter Presses Chairs
&C.; also 9 walnut Bookcases
On Wednesday, at 10% O'clock
Second Hand Furniture, Carpets, bookcases Buuets Beds
and Bedding Crockery, Lounges Chairs, Nc. &c.
On Thursday, at 10E O'clock
Greenhouse and Feeding Out Plants and Trees
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by HENRY u. MINER, AuCTiONEER. sLEsRooM
ID No. COunndt street four doors west Of Broadway.
Ant gallery ~, broadway.
. Oh Paintings Ghromos, EnGravngs Ac, &C.
H. D. MINER BARKER Will sell at auction
On Friday May ", Mt II o'clock,
NJ thtr salesruOm, No Cortlandt street, choi,e
collection of oil Paintings, Chromos
Proof Engravings, &c.
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Try ROBERT soMERyILLE, AUcrIoNEER.


ROBERT SOMERVILLE will sell at Auction this day
May IVY o'clock the private residence IN One Hundred
and Twenty third street fourth First
the Household Furniture therein VIZ; Black walnut Pario'
and BEDROOM suits pier and m,ute Mirrors velvet aud Brus
sells Carpet, black walnut Dining Table, Chairs Bookcases
Wardrobcs har Mattresses leather Beds, Holsters and PHI
lows together with large assortment OF Kitchen Utensils
with which the sale will commence
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C,HERIFF's sALE.-RICHARD WALTERS AUCTION.
= ecr will sell by order OF superior Count David woot
against Aaron Jacobs Jus q. salhnFer virtue Of
OF attachment aso an order issued the
perio the city OF New York, by Hon. John a. bar
bour Justice, will expose TO sale at public venduc Tues
day the 18th day OF May 1868 at II O'Clock forenoon
"a broadway, large and valuable assortment oh
Cloths Cassncres Doeskins, Melton, Jeans Couon Ioha
Binding, Sc- JAMES U'BnfEN sheriff.
EUaENR purNtN Deputy Sheriff.
Dated NrW YORK, NAV L. t,is,
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ny ROBERT sOMERvILLE AUCTIONEER, SALES.
y room T Nassau street, opposite the Post Office
ROBERT sOMERVlLLE will sell by auction on Wednesday,
May 20 at 10Y O'clock ut GB East Broadway, gentec
Household Furniture consisting of Brussels and Ingram
pete rosewood octave Piano. Pier and Mante Mirrors Lace
ana amask Curtains, rosewood Parlor Suits reps and
hair oloh marble top Centre Table Extension Table,
Etaeeres mahogany Bookcase, Bedseads, Bureaus Dining
Chairs and Tables hair and straw Mattresses. Bedding &c.
Ocoths, while and decorated China Dinner and Tea Set
Class Ware, together with assortment Kitchen Furni
ture, Cooking Utensils &c
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Rf Il <; hpMARD ByI4ANDT, AUCTIoNEER-WLL
90 nreadway general OF Household Furniture
Bureaus, Bookcases wardrobes, Bufets sus Cur
ss,ns cCrnlces fsintns Arcrs Pianos Pympton Bed
Fixtures Kitchen Hres r. GSns sna ne lss e Ma sos &
proved Clothes Manges. ~ Wv ~ 'A'
RYJ. D. BARRY, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE asi BROAD
way.-Large ana perempsory OF maunlieent Houoe-
hold Furniture elegant rosewood Panoforte Mirrors Velvet
BARRY CO. will on this dav fTesasv, Nav 10 tho
entire contents OF the brown 20 West Twelfth st.
commencing at ii O'Clock precisely The par ora contain
elegant Suits In satin ala" va
Suits covered In magnificent rosewood octave
Panolore IN line orders carved marble top Centre Tables
Curtains, cornces &C. also ns collection 5 o mrO L.ss
Furniture ting Extension Dining Tase b SoE
Plated re, Cuti my ac &c magnificent Bedroom Furni
ture rived WOOD mahogany and walnut line Horse
Hair MAJ resses, Straw Pallasses &c Kitchen front
Basement Furniu Q, Cooking Utensils &C., &C. Cataloaues
early ing OF sale at the house. =
DY HENRY y. HERTs, AUCTIONEER-oN TUESDAY.
ID MAY 10 ~ O'clock 234 Tenth avenue continuation
aud second hand Clothing comprising $40
elegant Dresses, Shaws Furs Undertaking.
Bsues elegant Furs also the Lease Fixtures and Good
VIII Of the store.
RY NJ. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER
ID Carpets, Pier Mirrors, Parlor Suits, Chamber
NJ poucury vii, ss ssii XII fIs &C dav aesdav Nav
19, 10Y O'Clock, ut the Saesroom, ~ Nassau street,
a large elegant assortment and second hand
Furniture Carpets, rosewood and walnut parlor Suits In
brocae reps haircloth rosewood and walnut chamber
Suits Centre Tables marble top Sideboards,
oak and walnut extension dining Tables Chairs &c. toilet
and Pillows, Bedding, walnut Wardobes, Mirrors, gas
Chandeliers, Kitchen Utensils silver plated Ware &c &C.
the whole to be perempcry sold Catalogues at salesroom
T)Y HENRY D. MINER AUCTIONFER SALEsLOOx
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7 BOGART AUCTIONEER,
e.. will sell Wednesday, May 90, at Ies o'clock,
Narshals sac, general assortment of Sror, BEDROOM,
Dining Room Kitchen Furniture Carpets, Mirrors &c
also unfinished black walnut Paror Suits; lot OF Window
Shades. CHAELES r. WAfTS Marshal.
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John l.. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER, a. DUANE
81 sectThs day. at IL NJ sharp regular sale of superior
Trong Road Family and Farm stock all OF which are full
ly warranted and well worthy the attention OF those desiring
valuable horses Also Harness. Wagons by best city
makers Horses Carriages head for further par
ticulars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19

by ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTrONEER.
- ONCE ~ Nassau street, opposite the Post Ohcc.
Horse auction liz Thirteenth street, near fOWth
THIS DAY AT 10 O'CLOCK,
Nv JOHNSTON VAN TASSkIL AZ their
HORSE AUCTION MART, liz EAST TiIIRrEENfH ST.,
o the catalogues OF Horses aud Carriages Offered
Co the public this season.
See catalogue under ssliorses and Carriages"
We never pos,pose account OF the weather
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pY HENRY b. HERTs, AUCTIONEER.
- Elegant CABINET FURNITURE,

ID FLEtiANT CABINET FURNITURE,
ONTHURSDAY, MAY q, AT II O'CLOCK,
At TIE SALESROOMS, No. 1s9 BROADWAY,
CLOSING SALE OF THE ENTIRE BALANCE or STOCK
OF Mr.. ALBERT kUNLE, OF NO. SIXTH AVENUE.
Comprising every description of really first Cabinet Fur
niture to be sold povey without the
owner retiring from business offering opportunity
nesday.
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A UCTION NOTICE.-R. T. HAZEL, AUCTIONEER.
"A This day Tuesday,, May 10,
at l09 o'clock, at our saesroom 80 Cortiandt street,
Cutlery,
Timed Ware,
in lots TO suit city and country trade.
Catalogues morning of sale
". 7. HA2ETL CO.,
Auctioneers 35 Corandt street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-05-19

A UCTION SALE OF CROCRERY, GLASS, CUTLERY
IA silver plated Ice Pitchers, Tea Sets, Casters also
tannia Ware, fancy China, 9c.,HENRY O. EVANS, Auc
toneer, will sell on Tuesday, May 49, at 10 O'clock 81 Bar
clay street. general assortment in lots TO suit city
try buyers Goods well packed for shipment sale per
emptory
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1868-10-17

MEXICAN BEES The honey bees of West
Mexico and Honduras are very different from
our own. There are fourteen distinct species
of them, one Of which makes small nest, or
hive, Of capsules, with waxy covering like
isinglass, flled with delicious fluid gener-
ally used IN medicine, An exchange says of
them:
The hives of these bees contain over 600.
insects, smaller than ours, whereas those of
Europe have from 1000 to 10000 Of much
larger size, but the Mexican insect, which Is
stingless Is raised with very little trouble,
and all the honey can be taken out twice in
the summer without disturbing tho bees, rs
they are widely separated from the broodeells
and honey sacks or bottles which sack often
measures seven inches in length by five in
diameter, and the active little jokcr continu-
Cd on their labon as If nothing had happened.
The Mexican bee masters assert that their
species have n sentinel always placed over the
entrance Of each hive, which are relieved
every few hours, to keep lookout for the
armies of black ants, their worst enemies.
Several Of the hives Of the Angel bees were
brought to San Francisco from Mexico in
/ 1853, but we know not what was done with
them, though bee swarmi were then selling
from 800 to 500 apiece.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1868-10-17
Number 10.
Indian Matters.

builllS 'AV ltsl NcVh, our lnulAn uTtlhItU
have been at their old tucks-kiing and
stealing On the morning of the 4th inst, at
Bib Bug, Ii miles East from Prescott, they
shot and killed Robert Smith, one of the best
and most industrious of our citizens.
Monday night within mile of Prescott,
they came across two cows belonging to X.
Meacham, killed one and wounded the other
so badly that she had to be killed, day or
two afterwards, in order to put an end to her
misery and suilerings, They packed oil every
ounce of the flesh, hide, etc. of he COW killed
IN the woods, These cows were brought here
by Joseph Ehle, from Colorado, over four
years ago, and during all that time managed
to escape capture and death by taking to their
heels and running to town whenever they saw
or smelt Indians, but the willy sovoscs got
them in tight paeeat lust,
About O'Clock, Thursday morning last
they stole UP TO the corral oil NJ Alexander,
who resides on Granite Greek, about two miles
below Prescott, and one mile below Fort
Whipple, let down the hN and took there
from five eows--all he possessed, The day
| previous, Mr., Alexander while laborlhg III
his licId was led to believe from certain signs
seen by him, that Indians were in the vicinity
and concluded to sit up and guard his cattle
and horses that night which he did, until
about 4 o'clock next morning, when, thinking
all Danger past, and weOried with fatigue, he
retired to rest. But il seemsthe red scodndrels
who never sleep when there IS q show Tor
them to steal and who, no doubt, had watch
ed all night for a show, were not slow to take
! ADVANTAGE OF tluTs. Nnu pOhhlp the COWS,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1868-10-17
Millinery and Dress Making.

MISS NJ. NJ, DAVIS would announce to
the Ladies ofSanta Fi and vicinity that she
has opened MILLINERY and DRESS
MAKING ESTABLISHMENT on the plaza
ut present south of DR.. Andrews Store
where she will be pleased to see all who may
need anything in her line of business.
She has Just received fine stock of RIB
BONS, LACES, HATS anl B0NNETS of all
styles and the very latest in the market.
No. 80. IF.
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1868-10-17
New and Cheap Goods
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

On the first of May We win be in receipt oI
large train of Merchandise, consisting OF m
extensive and carefully selected assortment ol
Staple and t'rncy Dry Goods and Groceries o.
every description.
1t is our intention TO open the WHOLESALE
Spring Market at the lowest living figures
and make 1t an indictment for merchant.
throughout the Territory to make their pur.
chlses at our House.
SPIEGELBERG, BROS.
Santa Fd, N NJ, April 10, 1865,
No. A. IT,
The New York herald., 1868-07-29
TIE TURF.

RlCHN9nSD g. 80 JNTY AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
New nofr >ten Issnd.The great contest between the
yhsmpons o. o. turf Mountain Boy and Lady Thorn VIII
purse Of o track heats best in s. s. McLaughn
Mounts Boy u. Phfer enters Lady Thorn. Boats run
hourly IN connection with the the Staten Island Kali
Tosd until Z 7. N. Enuance 70 the grounds ~ each
r. w. CAMERON, President.
HIRAM DIXON. Superintendent
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PROPOSAI.S.

f,ROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CoNTRAC
tosSeparatc sealed proposals. each endorsed with the
tits which relates the OF the bidder
the date OF its presentation, will be received at this Office
construction of the following street improvements, to witt:
No. 261n 1921 and l23d streets be
Third and Fourth Specification No. S31n
Fourth avenue, fitynnth and Sxysecond
with branches and In sxysxh street. between Fourth and
Filth Specification No. 3t-In Fourth avenue, be
Scveneth and Seventyfonrth Streets with branch in
Seventeen Specification No 3ln Washington street,
between Jane and Horatio West Waverey place.
between Christopher West Tenth streets Watts street,
between vack and Sullivan streets, and Church street
between Lispenard and Walker streets. Specification
No @In l26h, ls2d and l3sd streets, between riIth
and Sixth avenues Specification No. S7-In Firth
avenue, bctween Fifysecond and Fy-fo streets,
with branch In Fifty third street. Specification No SBe
l0h Nth between First and Fourth
street through 12lst street to Second
Specification No f0In Eldrdge street, between Delaney
and R,ington Cnton between Broome and Delaney Co
llpba, between Delaney and RI yngon Henry between
iears Cherry Corlears East spe
tcaton No. 4-Cnhnshed between Fifty FIRST and
Fifty siYh tsrees and between Ninth and Hudson
river. Pave Ocns, vz:Ncolson pavemcnis In Franklin
Third Nth Irving place from Fourteenth to
twentieth sixth Fortysecond 20 Fifty
ninth street. Th thd street. from Fifth 10 Sixth
racs from sixth To- Seventh street. Sixteenth street.
Fourth and Rutherford place Mconega
ucnt IN Twenty6 wreet, between Fourth and Fifth
venentIn l2fh street from Third to
Frst avenue completion OF the unfinished stone
block In Secoi from sixyhr to Eighty
street. Twen v'srh street, from Third avenue
Go East river.
The plans for the orks may be seen and spechca
and forms bids pbained on application at this
once THOS. STEPHENS
ROBT. L. DARRAGH,
GEO s. GREENE
c.l,.t rI
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
Ar JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'S
"A HORSE AUCTION MART,
Eos laasiaa aa..ih alraal uRarE IN

ll2 East Thirteenth street, Fourth avenue.
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
dispose well those wishing purchase anything
line will find II to their adv antage to give
call dealings almost exclusively with merchants and
business men, and establishment Is
straightforward principles which govern honorable
pie In other branches of trade Our down Office
moved to 80 Nassau street. opposite the Post Office, where
register is kept OF Horses Carriages rnous at private
and public sales Liberal advances made everything in
the horse line We postpone sale account OF
weather.
QUICK SALES, SMALL PROFITS.-222 MERCER
"A. street Bretts Coaches, Rockaways, Sundowns top
and top wagons, Harnesses at all prices Sheets Nets
Robes &C., thirty cent below regular prices. Call and
Goods warranted.
A BARGAIN FOR ANY ONE.-FOR SALE POSITIVE
N y without exceptions, the best modelled the best
carriage the active and the fastest traveller for large
Manhattan Island this State He II full IL
hands, dsppe bay, black and tall black legs years
old perfectly sound gentle kind in Can
be seem examined and tried the entire satisfaction OF
wshng purchase AT stable No. ITO West Feth street,
Sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1868-07-29

H. RAkK-PLEAsE GALL AT Ia j AN ANXIOUS TO
~ you. MAGGIE
The New York herald., 1868-07-29

rEORGE MlDDl .CToN.-I WAS OuT AZ THE TINE
" you called. send directions TO Ayres' Iron foundfy,
40 West Fortietb street.
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sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.

SFVhIIINts-DOtES, BINDss, W. 49,.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A saleMedicines for all diseases Prepared Food Tor
mocking birds al b. DOVEY'S Nos. and Greene street,
corner OF Canal.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER No. Peck slip. Buffers lnfal-
ioe Mango Cure and Flea Exermnaor, 70 cents Buffers
new work, So. Extra stock Dogs
The New York herald., 1868-07-29

TEXAS LINE poR GALVESTON, TExAs.-rREIaiIr
taken az low by any other line The All steamer EJ
yERpE Captain Oates win leave pier 20 East river
day, August No charge made for Galveston on
goods forwarded 10 the interior by railroad For freight o
pas.age having superior sccopmodatons apply 10 o. H.
MALLORY co, 1853 Maiden lane 't" "
The New York herald., 1868-07-29

7 uMpER MANUFACTURERS WANTED, PROPOSALS
IL 10 buid 70 frame Cottages, ne New York. For par
leu lars address b. box Sl7 New Yo. N Post onlce.
NOTICE TO CONTRACrORs.--s EALED fkOPoS,ALs
~ will be received Arcuarus Hote Cena avenue est
Morrsana where parallels plans and specifications may be
,een until Tuesday August for yradn M 20 be srss.S
inwood The following and cs are 70 pe
VIZ, Fhdley place, Clark place. Arcuarius pacs sno
avenue. A. y. DAh.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEI NEp UNTIL
the 7 OF August nert at 10 A. M at the Navs~ nospa
srookyn os supplying that establishment with
Lackaw COAL and FIVE tons OF black unn
coal The 10 be Of 24O pounds, the contractor 70 be
bona nde dealer Goals and 70 give bonds TO the full smn'
OF money involved.
Proposals win be Addressed 10 Surgeon Jss G. Palmer.
T. & g., Naval Hospital, ". Y.
The New York herald., 1868-07-29

A LARGE ASSORTMENT ov NEW AND SECOND
n hand Billiard Tables, all sises, furnished with the cat
rtt cushion TrmtDngs of all kinds; wholesale
TAIL kAvASA0H DbSkER. corner Of Canal Nod centre
streets.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosTJ FICE NOTICE. ,,,.am..
The, ais Europe VII be despatched ron ~ ip, osns Sc
on Tuesd " Thnrsilv and saturday. closing "
noon and n, II f5i 9, anu u, ~ 1''
and y, N 10, and q, ut II O'Clock 81 W. =, o.,,. -s,.s
Also cdnestay notice OF thc hour y, oos v's
will be posted the general office sni tns s,nsYYx s
dayP.M 'hAHs A1NAs
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HORSES. CARRIAGES, &C.

ENoR SALE COUPE ROCKAwAY, IN GOOD ORDER,
l. MRfERsON BROWNS, corner oi Ihir'een'h Suee'
and University place.
The New York herald., 1868-07-29

GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT
VI To San Francisco, via Panama.
BY Pacific Mail Steamship Company steamer ARIZONA,
sailing on Saturday, August Per cubic foot 20 per
pound, IL cents.
about twenty days In advance Of shipments bv Nouh
American steamship Companys departure of August
Appyto
WELLS, FARGO CO..
Freight Agents Pacnc Mail Steams sh p Compsnv
Pier n North river Zoo, N "a n.i s,r.c,
The New York herald., 1868-07-29

=
This week. until Friday, July 81, pupils will be re
eeved half for thorough instruction ia Penman
ship and Bookkeeping. Private Instruction given:
OLIVER Il. GOLDSMITH,
q Fart Fourteenth street, Union SQUARE.
The New York herald., 1868-07-29

(HEoRGE LjWmAN LANG LATE OF CREWkERNE,
~ sonerS England Is earnestly requested 10 ccsnfnuh
cate at once with Msiesys Consul and Win
tue perntendent Metropolitan Police, 500 Mulberry
street. ew York. the whom has received letters anu
Secume nts for him.