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RECONSTRUCTION.
GEORGIA LEGIsLATURE-GOv. BULLoCK's MES
SAGE.

GEORGIA LEGIsLATURE-GOV. BULLOCK'S MES
SAGE.
ATLANTA, Ga, July 10.-Gov. Bullock's first
official communication advises the Georgia Legislature
to-day that until proper measures are taken to ascertain
eligibility Of mcmbors, legal act can be done b. that
body and recommends committee OF investigation He
transmits letter from Gen. Meade, in which Meade says
81 have instructions to give YOU farther than to make
known that in my Judgment, neither House is legally
organized until they have complied with the acquisitions
OF the reconstruction which became law June o.
1863 all OF which prohibits any one holding an office under
the state Government who is excluded by section Of tho
amendment to the Constitution known as article L."
resolution passed In the House To appoint commit
tee OF seven 10 investigate.
TIE LOUISIANA LEGISLATURE.
NEW ORLEANS, July 1O.-Kellogg, Senator
for the long term from Illinois; Harris for the short
term Is last from Wisconsin. The Senate yesterday
passed the House resolution mtfyng the XINth Amend
mcnr and immediately afterward passed finally the Met
ropoliian Police nlll rms morning lne
THE TEXAS CONVENTION.
AUSTIN, Tcxas.-,July l0.-ln the Convention
the question OF the division OF the state has been mdcn-
aey postponed The subject OF the cession Of III Paso
10 tie United STATES will be discussed ON saturday MI
Narucil introduced resolution requiring residence OF
years necessary qualification Tor election to the
Legislature and seven years Tor election 10 congress
,ppurs- OF EX-GOV. ORR OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, ). c.. July i0.-EX.Gov. James
J. orr has published an address 70 the people OF the
reasons which Influenced MS public conduct, ana al
yi-ng future policy lie says That II would have been
for the white people to accept the Reconstruction
acts and that % the new Constitution - obnoxious II II
thr fau Of the intelligent white men, who took part
"a the Convent Ou elections. lie again ayOws himself IN
favor qualified Co0rod sufugr lie says that idle TO
r,pcf ay relief lu rcgltd 10 universal suffrage from the
Democratic party u The Southern Governments IN 1917
are declared yOd the states viii be left ln condition OF
anarchy II the supreme Court declares them unconst-
tutiuua he axis what Constitution VIII be m force, and
what officers .tacdI lie that the people should
depend themselves only and speaks OF the harmony
that existed between himself and the District command
cs conclusion he says that the principles aud pur
poses ayowcd by hs successor Gov scott with reference
10 the interests Of the state wise and patriotic. aud
hc invites the people give his administration full and
fair trial before It's condemnation.
SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
COLUMBIA, ;. c., July t0.-ln the Legislature
today the business unimportant. The House was
engaged completing its organization. IN the Senate
petition "a Cougres, for the removal Of disabilities was
tabled Notices of various bills given aud the Senate
adjourned TN Monday.
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The bill for the relief of certain naval contractors
was next taken M and passed. The bill for the re-
duction and reorganization Of the army debated
at length ia Committee Of the whole IN the evening
session A sharp debate on the proposition by Gen.
Butler to reduce the number Of Major Generals from
five TO three took place and II was finally agreed TO-
with the understanding that vote should be taken
on it in regular session. The House adjourned at II
o'clock on another proposition TO reduce the number
Of Brigadier-GeneralS from ten 10 six.
Gen. Garfield will report tomorrow, from the Mill
tary Committee bill 20 equalze the pay Of officers
of the regular army and TO establish the pay of en-
listed soldiers The bill was originally framed by
Cen Schenck, aud was approved by the Military
Committee some time ago. and it IS now revived IN
consequence of the strong feeling against giving the
army officers 81 per cent increase OF pay IL provides
for the permanent settlement at the rate of pay OF
officers and entirely abolishes the Communication sys-
TEN. According 10 its terms. the compensation OF
the officers of the army is 10 he as follows: Cen
era shall receive $4,000 Major-General
commanding geographical Military Divis-
ion embracing two or more Departments,
OF separate army actually in the field
1900. and when commanding military department
OF division IN the field, $500 and when on other
duty. 5000. The pay Of brgadier-general com
handing department of an army or dlvisionIn
1he neld, or serving N "a NnIcI VI DuIcdu' %'"VV'
when on other duty, 5000; Of colonel command
ing brigade or military post, $500; OF lieutenant
colonel, 5000: when other duty, $500;
Of major. $4,000 captain $500 lieuten-
ant, 5000 The bill also provides that when
ever an officer obtains leave Of absence for
more than co days his pay should be reduced 20 per
cent; also that the pay Of retired officers shall be
Onebaf Of that attached 10 their respective grades
AZ proyided in the bill The bill further provides
That the pay and allowance of enlisted men snail
continue as il is prescribed by existing laws except
that hereafter each enlisted SHALL instead OF the
usual allowance Of bOunties and additional pay re-
eelye an increase on his ordinary pay proper OF 81
per month during the second year Of his enlistment
and afurther increase of q per month during the
thlrd year and 50 on for each additional year.
HE National IHfeihgHr Is jubilant over the Demo
IiAuc nominations The ticket, il says, appeals 10
~ne reason iDseIDgspee and patriotism Qt the country
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EMIGRATION TO SALT LAKE.

In letter to Brigham Young, under date OF
the 9Th inst f. d. Richards writes that the ship John
Bright cleared with 72O souls board bound TO the salt
Lake OF that Number l75 from SCANDINAVIA; the
remainder from Great Britain Numbers OF those VINO
sailed on this vessel been in the church % years ana
inward and two of them members In good stand
ing 81 years since Mr. Richards says that he has sue
ceeded in charerng two sailing vessels the Emerald
Ise aud Resoute for passengers the nst TO SAIL ON the
9Otl instant and tho latter the Ath instant. The
Emerald Isle will be filled with passengers from Sean
dinaNia.
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INTERESTING SUIT DECIDED.

BoSToN, July iO-The jury in the United states Dis
rict CONT in the case OF James Long. master OF the
British brig NalOOus. against Francis Lonsoda BRUSH
consul at this port for illegally charging certain Tees
without the payment OF which the consul refused 10
deliver up the register and ships paper. necessary Io
the plaintiff 10 20 10 soa, returned q NeIdlCt
this afternoon for plaintiff for me ul
amount claimed and which he paid under
protest The received by the Consul here from mas
fcrs of vessels engaged the cOasting trade OF similar
character those charged Capt Long amount to about
S 900 each year. aud IL Of the Instance oil tue Nova
scotia Government that the above action was prosecuted
they having appointed agent to take charge OF H.
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CANADA.

CRICKET CLUBS-A MARRIAGE ANNULLED.
MONTREAL, July 10.-The Lower Canada
Eleven left for NewYork to-day to play the ST. George
Cricket Club OF that city The Mohawk Lacrosse Club oil
Troy and the Senior American Lacrosse Club are to play
the 2sth inst Their principal object Is 20 gal,
some ght into the game Ne played here reNereht
gentleman OF this city has been fined sl00 ana dges
for marrying youth OF l6 years TO widow vi ~, Me
out due inquiry The marriage has been ahhuied.
Messrs Phelan and Deery, the American oards's' are
"A ST Lawrence Hall
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THE INDIAN TROUBLES.

LAWRENCE, Ka., July 10.-ThGe is II great
rertinn ia mis- state i'm favor OF SPEEDY ratification OF
the Usage treaty amended by is friends IN Washing
ION Tie Ieavenworth Board OF Trade, the Common
CnuncIl of Lawrence, the County Commissioners OF
Franklin, Anderson, and Allen C3unihs nave passed
strong resolutions IN favor OF ny continuation
The settlers on the Usage LANDS are signing
"A petition In large numbers asking that
he treaty be ratified a. amended JOSEPH Pahneyehase
The only chief of the O,ages who wrote his name 10 the
treaty saws that the alleged demonstration of chiefs Is
bold faced forgery and fraud ana ne ihIms that the
chiefs Warriors aud braves OF the Usage Nation desire
the treaty 10 be ratified that they can get their pay
heinp In a desiitute condition.
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EUROPE.
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE IRISH REFORM BILL

THE IRISH REFORM BILL.
LONDON, July 1O.-The Irish Reform bill was
passed by the House Of Lords last evening
FARRAGUT DECLINES A COMPLIMENTARY TICKET.
The municipal authorities of the city of Soutbsmp-
ton recently extended an invitation to Admiral Far
ragut, of the American navy, to a grand COM
plimentary dinner The Admiral has written note
respectfully declining the honor.
SENTENCE OF A FENIAN-sIR ROBERT NAPIER.
In the House of Lords this evening. on the appeal
of the Fenian Mueahy, decision was rendered con-
firming his sentence. A bill granting pension TO
Gen. Sir Robert Napier was agreed to-
MIDNIGHT.-In the House of Commons, tonight,
the pension to Gen. Sir Robert Napier was voted.
Gen. Napier has been made Peer under the title Of
Lord Napier of Magdala.
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II lnvokes no artificial aid to strengthen the candi-
dates who are strong of themselves The Inte0encer
predicts success by an overwhelming majority The
Morning Chronicle and the National Republican strong
~ condemn the nomination. The former says that
SeymOurs only supporters will be the rebels
whose cause ne assisted, and the men of his
own class in the North who formed the irregular
auxiliares of the rebel army and that Blair was put
upon the ticket bait TO the soldiers most shall
low device.
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srRIkE AMoNG MINERs.

POTTSvULE, Pa, July 10.-The strike among
the miners assuming threatening attitude. Several
mills above Tmaqua have been compelled 20 suspend by
visits from miner. who force workmcn TO stop Labor
inc men railroads have also been driven away. The
81 Clair Iron Works been visited but the propretors
refuse 10 accede the demands Of the strikers, and as
company has been enrolled 10 preserve order 10 - feared
that there Will be- blOOdshed.
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EXPLOSION OF A TORPEDO BUILDINs.

RENO, Penn, July 10.-About 10 O'clock TINS
morning the building uedby the Reed Torpedo company
for the Milling of torpeoes and the storage Of powder.
was blown mp. Mr.. +. T. Munson, who was at WORN IN
the building blown through the air about 700 icei,
and came down a shapeeSs mass. The windows IN the
houses for OF quarter OF mile around Weie
broken. The lose u about sY,VCV
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United STATES CONVENTION OF SWEDEN
BORUIANS.

PORTLAND, Me, July 1O.-Ihe General Con
yention of the lNewJ Jerusalem CswedenboIganl Churc
for the United States met in annual session mere ihr
morning the Rev DIR. Worcester Of Boston presiding
Delegates were present from nearly every state IA the
Siderable increase In the denomination throughout the
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GERMANY.

MOVEMENTS OF MR.. BANCROFT.
BERLIN July lot is expected that the American
Minister, Mr.. Bancroft as as he has concluded
negotiations Stuttgart, will leave for Baden to
procure the ratification by the Grand Duke, Of tho
Naturalization Treaty with the United States.
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rur pI-BLIc uEALTH IN UAyANA.

The United States Vice. Consul General at
Havana under date July writes that with reference
20 the health Of the city, II he said 10 be good Or
This son OF year but regret 10 inform you tat
nuite "A number of cases OF cholerne here generally
Thought TO be cholera, were reported to-day. The mum
Der OF cases am informed. is greatly diminished
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FRANCE.

THE GOVERNMENT DECLARES IN FAVOR or SEP
ARATIoN BETWEEN CHURCH AND STATE.
PARIS, July 1O.-In the course Of speech in tho
Corps Legislatif to-day, NJ BarOche, the Minister Of
Justice declared that the separation of Church and
State was only question of time
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CHINA

DEFEAT OF TIE REBELS-TIEN-TsIN STILL
THREATENED.
PARIS June l0-The Pdtric has special adyices from
China which represent that the Rebels on the Pelho
River have been defeated in battle; but they still
threatened Tien-tsin, the port of Pekin.
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THE PREEDMENs BUREAU.

WASHINGTON, July 10.-The bill to continue
the Freedmeus Bureau has become law, without the
Presidents signature, the constitutional mit OF ten days
having expired.
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In another column may be found an adVer-
semept OF two beautiful sites for suburban residences
situated on the west bank Of the Hudson, ana overlook
ing the city aud bay with large tract OF the surround
ING country This opportunity for obtaining very d,-
sIable sites for COUNTY, gssI4sgses WIZ rarely eIasu
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WASHINGTON.

COLLEGE BILL-THE FUNDING
BlLLIT' PER Err CENT MEASURE PAssED-RE-
IW-,o,y OF ARMY EXPENSES
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SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.

7 COLUMBIA, ). Z, july IO.-In thc Legislature
TO-DAY, the business unmportant. The House was
engaged In completing its organization. IN the Senate
petition 10 Congress for the removal " disabilities
tabled Notices Of various bills given aud the Senate
adjourned TN Monday.
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THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE, L. I.-FALL TROrIING MEET
ing, Aonsay. Tuesday and Wednesday Oct 81 and 49,
FIRST DAN-At o'clock r. Mo l.-Purse $500; $500
TO the s $500 TO the second horse that
beat so three In five. 10 harness.
d. Mace, br. &. Richard Neavies.
N. Roden br. 6. Capt GIL.
s. Murphy b. IN. Fanny Sprague.
J. Mcaann b. m Cora.
w. liorst, b. ~. j. Bradley.
y. Mace, 4. r. Carroll, formerly Century.
a. Patterson, &. &. No Name.
SECOND TRoTNo. 6-Pnrse $3.50; S2ro frst $50 TO
the for horses that never beat a5 mile heats three
in five, to harness.
D. Mace, q. (. Frank Chatham.
J. LOOMS. b. m. Subret Huntington
J. Murphy. &. ST. Bayard.
J. McMann b. at. Pearssl.
A. w. Pearsall, hr. x. Dick.
Owner, b. &. c. A. l.. Lamar.
SECOND DAyNo 2-Purse Fl, goo; $500 the frs $500
70 Inc second for horses that beat aga mic heats
three IN FIVE, to harness.
W. Lowell, b. IN. American Girl
w. Borst br. 81. George Wilkes.
ID. Mace, br. st. Rhode Island.
THIRD DAYNo 3.-purse 81 900; $500 to first, 1900 to
second for horses that never beat mile hea three In
i've, TO harness.
ID. Mace, &. m. Dutch Girl
w. Bors, b. e. j. J. Bradley.
w. II. Saunders, b. &. Weston.
b. Mace y e Carroll, formerly Century,.
SECOND rEor b.Purse $500; 500 to frat, 800 to
tho second for horses that beat 26 mile heats three
in five, TO harness.
A. Patterson, bl. st. Mike Norton.
q. N. Ferguson. br. Needle Gun.
T. Canary b. e. No Name.
w. Lowell, br m Lady Wells
=. Murphy, 8. g. Star
ID. Roden,s IN. Henrietta
A train will leave Hunters' Poat for the track at ~
O'Clock.
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PROPOSALS..

f,RoToN AQuEDuCr DEPARTNENT.-To CONTRACT
e OF the wdrs 10 which ess. he Of tho sisar
and the date OF It's VII be received 4, this Office
1855 sr the soni;gns,ISp q stree! sew
ana First avenue, with branches in Thrys. stree, ami
Thirty second street end y rirs. avenue tspe ts,s
branches e i$Sd and lsd sres,s spec Mn nresys
between or,n ana Leonard streets am nesweca fi.naa
asnd s ana ssoos ts,wseS E,sSsh aSa MOTT
ssd nd Gay
sswssn sna %
between roome and spring streets n Watts street between
yestry % and hroash issht to near greenwich street;
nue. Stone block payenents In avenue A. from Houston
Fourteenth streets Fyhird street, between Second ave;
ss Sa sTsS sod rv p. p .e a' s s
ians may be seen and specifications and forms for bids
'''''"e1 '" ''f''A''" TI;oaxs sTEruEvs,j cro,on
aIo. '; :. :; GREENE board.
NEW YORK, Oct. le, fssa.
NOTICE TO coSrRAcroRs.--sEALED.P PROPOSALS
Boulevard vat ssf@ o ss'i1a en- Si 70 cshs avenue
received BY The Of The soahsp Boneya Ho ~
Haven n s., until Tuesday Nogembcr 10 iSs fsr furnish .s
esar per cubic yard and Tor trap rock cubic ysrd aad
Tor good clean per cas yn and a. se
aud funed above oee Payment to Ss mai. n
West Farms. Tho right 70 reject any aad az proposals
- 49, l.. y. " MASON Engineer.
Dated October %, 1868.
cEArgD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
- oice OF the Commissioners Tor the erection OF the
Etssentb Ward Market No. " Chatham street Daily News
p,ingl untl SATURDAY, October 81 1865, when
viii be rUbc opened foF the paving OF the interior OF tho
said market and the sidewalks adjoining.
Tho pavement 10 be laid shall be The beat composition
other pavement, which shall 10 determined by the said
Hoard The Commissioners the right reject any
All or said proposals. II deemed for the interests OF tho
corpora. ion OF the city OF New YORK.
EDWARD A. MOORE
FORBES HOLLAND, ) Commissioners.
WILLIAM HAW, JR., \
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

EOR SALE-A BROWN CANADIAN PONY, FURSl
niture Wagon and Harness; also two other Horoscope
stylish black HORSE Is hands, wears od the other big
strong work horse FOR ST5 Call SUI West Thirteenth st.
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A 4 @. BURNuAM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
IA IxprcsS lbs West Eleventh street. ix;a avsne
Fnrtre, families moved city country; furniture packed,
shipped aud stored. Money advanced.
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TOR SALE CIEAP-A PAIR OF sORREL CARRIAGE
Horses Is hands high; sold for want OF Address
J. E.. box 2ni Herald Office
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED. FOR SALE, ONE
IA Hair Interest In old established Sample Room, near
II Broadway, room IS.
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nor SALE VERY Iowa LARGE TRUCK HORSE,
10 hands, Sis5 heavy pony by Mare ID hands, Sli0;
sound and KIND; also bay HORSE, 10 HANDS, $685. 42a West
Thirteenth
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THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST g
J. under the Grim Of King Decker is this day ds-
solved by mutual consent Either party win sign IN quda
ton. HUGH KING.
NEW YORK, Oct. 3, 1865. PAUL DECKER. .
All persons havn. claims against said firm requested
to present thcm ami all persons indebted to said hm NJ
qested to call pay their without further notice
at 5CS Oreenw ch street.
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A FIRST CLASS SHOE STORE, ESTABLISHED FOUR
"A years, thoroughfare, for sale; good and
doing large business.
SOUTHWARK & CO., Ie4 Broadway.
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A T 156 AND I5s EAST TWENTY THIRD STREET.
~ By JOHNSTON Il VAN TASSELL,
Aucioneers,
Office liz East Thirteenth and 90 Nassau street.
Large sale of Horses and Carriages,
being the stock OF FIRST class livery stable.
On Monday, October 25, at ii O'Clock,
at l56 and l5s East Twcntyhr street, between Lexington
and Third avenues, comprising IL part
Twelve Horses, al good;
Five close Coaches, aariy
Two open Phsetons, nearly new;
One Jaeger Wagon, In good order;
Several Sets of single and double Harness. together with
Blankets, Robes, Sheets, &C.
The stock Is in good order and AL to be positively sold TO
the highest bidder
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A YOUNG OR MIDDLE AGED PERSON CAN, FOE
~ $780, purchase retiring partners Half Interest In
profitable and long established oace business
ELkINS 81 Bible Honse, Third avenue.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, Sc.
I,,oR sALE-TIfE FISHING SMACK MALvTNA, y TONS
Old measurement nearly new, IN running order. Appiy
South Brooklyn.
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TRUCKS, CARTS AND HORSES TO LET OR FOR
sale-At sAkLS' stable, 6i sixth street, First
and Second avenues also horses taken livery at $50 per
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INDIA CAMEL's HAIR sHAwLs.-A SPLENDID As.
l. scrtment, including several novelties
j. RUSSELL, o3 asst Twentieth Ercct, broadway.
INDIA SEAwI.S-SClTABLE FOR THE OPERA, AC,
x embroidered with India boolun pure teatnn gold,
which does not tarnsh. J.. RUSSELL,
3s East Twentieth street. near Broadway.
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! CTABLE FIXTURES-OF IRON, vENTILATIEG STALL
- Partitions Hay Racks Managers, Box Stab fixtures aud
Crib, With Hay Rack; Manger with Food Guard
Tumhlng Waterproof and Htching arrangement combined.
JAMES, KIRKLAND CO.'S, Reaae, Centre and Elm
\ etreets.
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION wANTED-0F MARY Carney, 4 Ma
land who lett home IL years ago. lately hearo
Palmer Ill., state Of New York Ary Information respecting
win be thankfully received ~ Der siser Bridget Carney
Sl9 Federal street. Boston, Mass
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(,HARLoTTE @. SMITH HAS OPENED AN ELEGANT
~ of Opera, Reception Cloaks in
MI coors; also Opera saeaues and Jackets LIES broadway
Twenty-cI street.
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At GRAND STREET CHEAP STORE.

Everything aud desirable for ladies' misses hoys
Target and cheapest stock in this city to select from,
without exception.
bargains in Wove and Knitted Worstcd Goods.
EDWARD RIDLEY,
500, 81, SllL Grand; 6s, g. and 20 Allea street,
fifth block east from the Bowery.
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ITO CLOSE BUsINEsS-F0UR MILCH COWS AND THE
Route for sale Apply at Eightysixh street, corner Of
Broadway.
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GOVERNMENT GOODS HARNESS, MCCLELLAN
NJ Saddles Military Clothing, Blankets, Horse Covers
Wagon Covers &C., &C. Wholesale and retail.
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At so BLEECKFR STREET.-THE HIGHEST PRICES
"A paid for Diamonds Watches, Jcwey, silks, Dry Goods
and oil articles OF value money advanced on the same
Pawnbrokers' Tickets bought aud advanced upon.
H. A. BARNARD.
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coPARTNERSIIIPS.

NToTICE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Ex-
IN listing the subscribers In the city OF New York;
under the rm OF kimpson Spencer Is this day dis
by The business OF the late firm viii
be iquidated by Il. Kimpton, at IS John street
T.. kIMPTON.
FRANCIS u. SPENCER
The business Of the late firm OF Kmpon Spencer VIII be
continued subscriber 46 John street. New York
NEW YORK, Oct. "a, 1855 r. klMfIoS.
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T PRIVATE SALE
N at JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASSELL'S
I2 East Thirteenth street. near Fourth avenue
Three fine and top Wagons made by first
class makers, to pay ldvances;
One top Wagon, made BY Brewster of Broonne street;
One two seat top Phaeton
One Victoria, nearly new;
One two seat Rockaway with hne leather trimmngs
Fifty Single Double Harness. I5 500 per
500 dress and stable Blankets, from IS 10 SIS each;
Full Dress Suits,