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GENERAL ORDERS, No. 1.-THE 30th day of
May, 1868, is designated for the purpose of
strewing with flowers or otherwise decorating
the graves Of comrades who died in defence
of their country during the late rebellion, and
whose bodies now lie in almost every city,
village and hamlet church-yard in the land.
In this observance no form of ceremony is
prescribed, but Posts and Comrades will in
their own way arrange such fitting services
and testimonials of respect as circumstances
may permit.
1t is the purpose of the commandment Chief
to inaugurate this observance with the hope
thatit will be kept up from year to year
while a survivor of the war remains to honor
the memory of his departed comrades. He
earnestly desires the public press to call at
tention to this order, and lend its friendly aid
in bringing it to the notice of comrades in all
parts OF the country, in time for simultaneous
compliance Herewith.
Department Commanders will use every eff
fort to make this order effective
BY order OF JOHN A. LOGAN
n. p. CHAPMAN, Commander. IN Chief
AdjutaTat General.
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The following Republican Senators voted
against impeachment on Saturday last
Fowler Fessenden, Grimes, Henderson,
Van Wrinkle, Trumbull and Ross
1t is said in justification of these Senators,
that thoy were acting under the solemity
OF an oath to try the case impartially. This
is all true, but it must not be forgotten
that they were also under oath when they
pronounced in favor of impeachment pro-
cedare, with the same facts before thsm
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DEMOCRATIC PARTY SoUTH.-The Demo
cratic party in the south seems to be everv-
"heFe marshaled under rebel leaders. In
south Carolina Wade Hampden, an unre-
pentant reOe, guilty of the murder of Union
men, and bitter foe to the Government of
tue United States, is the Chairman Of H..
Democratic State Committee.
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GO AGNG III R CTAH
OFFICE OF THE KENosHA TELEGRAPH.
Thursday. Nav 81 1865 [

7
GRAIN.--There has been decline in prices paid
for wheat in the leading grain markets. equal to u
cents per buehel, accustomed perhaps in part by
the withdrawal of large English orders for wheat,
and in part by the favorable condition of the grow
ing crop The local demand favors prices at this
port, and prices have not yet gone below 81. We
quote S1.95@2.0O. There is fair shipping and To-
PROVISIONS.-Potatoes are in good request for
the local trade, and shipments by lake to the lum-
Der ports and we note advance of 50910cts, with
sales at 85@9O Butter in fair request with sales at
2OS25. Eggs 15@16.
WOOL.-There is no market at present for wool
and it is probable nothing further will be done in
this article until the new clip comes forward
HAY.-There is a fair local and shipping demand
for hay, and Timothy brings $12.
IUMBER.-There is a fair amount of business do
ing atthe lumber yards, and retail prices continue
steady at S16 for common and SIT for fencing. Ce
dar posts, round 20, split, TIC.
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The Watsrtown Democrat notices the
death Of Cyrus Curtis, of the town Of ,Teffsr
SOFA old pioneer of the county. BE came
to Wisconsin in 1887, and bought piece
OF land for $400 which be afterwards sold
for $4,000.
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Old John Brown Il the South.
A recent dispatch said

y 1|NNI-~ u t'tFNNIt ad.lNl
The North Carolina Constitutional Con-
vention adjourned singing John Browns
body lies Wondering in the groupd''-a
Mir. LittlefieId giving out two lines at a
Tune and the whole congregation singing
IL old Methodist fashion.
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SPECIAL NO TECES.
DIR. S. 7. TOBIAS
PULMONiC LIFE SYRUP,

FOR THE CURE OF
ENCIPIENT CONSUMPTION. COUGHS, COLDS
ID Group, Asthma, Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia,
and general debility. For several years / have
been urged by kind friends, who have used, and
been benefited by my Life Syrup, to put it up 70
general sale; but few know the large expense, now
that the country is flooded with Patent Medicines
which attend the same. For years past was re-
luctant TO do so as the capital required would be
large and did not wish to curtail the operations of
my Venetian Liniment business. But, thanks to
the generous public, who have appreciated my We
netian Lniment, am now able to do SO, without
any detriment to my large business in that medi-
cine. The foundation of my success attribute to
attending to the manufacture of every drop myself,
and shall do the same in regard to my Pulmonic
Life Syrup. The ingredients are perfectly harm
less, but act the lungs and liver with astosish-
isning effect. Price IS cts. Depot No. Sc Cort-
landt Street. New York, near Jersey city Ferry
Sold by the Druggists and Storekeepers.
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GANO.-In Pleasant Prairie, " is, April Path, af-
ter short but painful illness, Mr.. H. A. Gano,
aged So years and 4months.
Waukegan papers please copy.
PRICE.-In Chicago, at the residence of her broth
er1n-law, lac South Jefferson St, May 18th, of
consumption, Mary &. Price, aged "a years,
daughter OF John and Martha Price, of Union
Grove, Wis.
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JEEsGKg R RE ID.

LEET- the residences of the BRIDES
father, in the town Of somers, on the 14th inst,
by Rev. Nj. Gridley, Mr.. George F. Leet and Miss
Jessie A. Smith, both of the aforementioned
place.
The printer was remembered with an appropriate
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-05-21

The General Conference of the Methodist
church continues its daily sessions in Chi
cago with undated interest. The Confer.
ence Is expected to last through the present
month. In the meantime the Railroad
Companies; the educational and other or
ganlzatlons, are generously affording the
members Of the Conference facilities for
observation and enjoyment.
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General Grant
Life of Grant.

HHAnn AGENTS WANTED In all
~ parts of the United States, to sell our
immense list OF nearly 500 different BOOKS, BI-
BLES and PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS. Everybody
wants something from it.
Catalogues furnished free on application. and
books sent post paid to any address on receipt Of
price. Canvassing books containing list with
prices together with blank sheets and printed head
ngs for enrolling list of names sent fr to any
one on receipt of 80 cents. Anybody can sell from
100 to 1000 of these books almost anywhere. For
terms to agents and other information address
JOHN e. POTTER & co. Publishers,
Nos. GA and 6l7 SAMSON Street. Philadelphia Pa.
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Racine and Kenosha, United States Annual
Tax Notice for 1863.
Office of Collector of Internal Revenue
First District of Wisconsin.
MilyauI-aa Nov 4cao

fust DlstTlCJ OF " Wisconsin,,
Milwaukee, May H. 1865
Office is hereby given that the annual assess
l ment OF the United State excise tax of s6s
has been completed by the Assessor and returned
to this Office for collection.
The assessment comprises the annual speeiai
taxes, formerly called 1iecnses) tax on watches
incomes &c Iqr lsb5 and is payable from the 95
OF May to and including the 9Th cay of June next.
and II not paid within that time the penalties ,ra
scribed by law viii attach thereto 20
For the convenience of tax PAYERS the taxes for
Raclne and kenosha viii be received at the several
places named below on the days designated By NV
GEO. @. ERSKTNE.
Collector Ist Dist Wis.
At Burlington. June 1st at Bank of o. Hopobtor
At Waterford. June ID, at c. A. Weage's Store
At kenosha, May %, and June Sd and 4th an fha
Office of s. Y. Brande - 'N0
At Racine, May % to Both and June 9Th and 9Th
at the Office Of l. james.
8W59 L. JAMES, Deputy Collector
RADICAL REsTORER. ITS GOOD EFFECTS
are permanent. 1t not only restores the color Of
the hair, but the quantity and natural pIossiness
Ihis is said byHNery one using Mrs. s A. ALIENS
IMPROVED Inc Sstyle] HAIR REsToRER or Dsrss.
ING in one bottlel. Every Druggist sells it. Price
One Dollar. 4yz9
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THE County Board of Assessors for Keno
sha County, viii meet at the Court House in
this city, on Monday, the 25th of May inst,
at o'clock P NJ.
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CURE YOURSELF Of DEBILITY, SEXUAL
~ DISEASES, tSc.-Send your address on stamp
cd envelope and ask for circular OF "Pathology'h
Direct AMERICAN NEWS co, ri Nassau St,,N.Y.
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Fonr Magnliicentiy illustrated medical Books,
containing Important Physiological Information
for Men and Women, sent free receipt of % cts.
by addressing DR. JOHN VANDERPooL. No. 30 Gin
ton Place, New York City.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1868-05-21

The Impeachment Managers arc en-
deaV0ring to ferret out the i'm proper in
huences which it is alledged were brought
to bear on the Republican Senators, who
had committed themselves to the inpeach
ment of the President, but voted contrary
to their previously expressed convictions
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AGENrs WANTED.

EDEOPLE in want of, and agents who are selling
all kinds of sewing Machines, are request
ed to address me with stamp for greatly reduced
prices and terms. j. *. PEARsoNs, box 4, Charles
town, Massachusetts.
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az ANTE D.-Teachers, Students. and other
W Men and Women, in a business paving
SloO TO S2OO per month, according to ability For
particulars, address ZEIGLER, McCURDY s. Co.
Lombard Block. Chicago, ILL.,
VINbGAR.-PR UssING's CELEBRArED CTnpp
VINEGAR. warranted pure, and to preserve pickles
FIRST PREMIUM at the U. S. Fair, Illinois STATE
Fair, and Chicago City Fair Largest works of tbe
kink in the United States. - 'Ho
CHAs. G. F. PRUssING.
6m4S 339 & S4l State St Chicago
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Greatest Curiosity of the 10th Century.
a. onCerfui Electric FIsh.--Ir PLEAsEs
SS ALI By mail for 10 cts. and stamp, 3 for
Csc. Address the inventor, NATHAN HALL, West
Millbury, Mass.
vs. Agents wanted in every part of the world -.As
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IA THE GREEN. greatest Book ever pub
lished, Its contents are deeply interesting and
should be CAREFULLY READ by every one. The
immense demand for this great work stamps it the
most SUCCESSFUL BOOK OUT. 1t is decidedly
the BOOK FOR THE TIMES. 1t fully illustrates
OLD IRELAND, abounds in ROMANCE, INCL
DENT and WIT, showing the PATRIOTISM and
DEVOTION, the TRUTH and FERVOR, of that
warm hearted people, containing 400 pages and over
Price 50 Agents wanted everywhere Exclusive
territory given. Send for circulars and sample
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A<EES.

Comm on shape, as good as the best. The, RED
JACKET (Coburn's PatenD AXE cannot be ex-
celled We guaranty they will cut % per cent
more than common Axes, with less labor to the
chopper.
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CARPENTERS IS !
lEllCAI llLIlMInlTIAM |

New, Practical Books on architecture and stair
Building. A. J. BICKNELL 81 CO.. Publishers,
Springfield, Ill.
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New Advertisements.
q nOTHTNG LIKE IT
Circular, Mill, Mulay Gang and
CROSS CUT SAWS.

Every saw that leaves our factory is Oil Tempered
and Patent ground perfectly true and even, and
made of uniform temper by our patent tempering
process.
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A movement is made to reach with
Christian influences the Asiatics of onr
Western coast, They are there by the
thousands, and missionaries can find field
without all going to distant China.
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PROPOSALS..

('ROT0N AQUEDUCT DEPARrMENT-TO CONTRAC
" torsSeparae sealed proposals. each endorsed with
title OF the work to which relates the Of the bidder
ana the date OF It's presentaon, will be received at this Office
until II O'Clock A. NJ OF Thursday August 1863 the
construction Of the following TO wit
Sewers Specification No. 26In l22d and 123d streets be
Fourth avenue, between Fifynnth s1tysecond streets
with branches, and in Sirysixh street. between Fourth and
Fifth avenues Specification No 34-In Fourth avenue
tween seyenteh and seventyfourh with branch
between Jane and Horatio streets; West Wevefey place.
between Christopher and West Tenth Streets Watts street
between Varick and Sullivan streets, and Church
between Lspenard and Walker streets. Specification
No. 36In 1s6,h 152d and ls2d streets, between Firth
and Sirth avenues Specification No. 37-In Fifth
avenue, between Fifty second and Fifty-fourth Streets
llOh and Nth between First and Fourth
Specification No 89-n First avenue from 12Otb
street to and through 12lst street to
Specification NO fO-ln Eldrdge street, between Delaney
lumbia, between Delancey and Risnson Henry between
Gouverneur and Grand Monroe between Jackson
ears and Cherry between Corlears and East spe
hcation No 4lunhnshed sewers between Fifty
river Pavements vz:-Ncolson pavements in Franklin
street between Elm and West Brosdwsy Nineteenth street
from Third TO SIXTH avenue Irving place from Fourteenth to
Twentieth street Sixth from Fifty
ninth street Thytbrd street from Fifth Sixth
Twenty fourth street. from Broadway TO Sixth Hall
place from Sixth TO Seventh and Sixteenth street
ment in Twenty street between Fourth and FIFTH ave
nues Fisk concrete pavementIn 1th street, from Third 10
First avenue and for the completion OF the
block pavement IN Second from sxyrst Eighty
10 East river.
plans the above works NAV be seen and spec1ca
tons and forms for the bids obtained application this
ONCE. THOs STEPHENS,
ROBT. l.. DARRAGH,
GEO. g. GREENE,
NEW YORK. July 70, ls6s Croton Aqueduct Board.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT OUR AUCTION MART NO. "A DUANE STREET, BY
n JOHN L. vANDEWATER, Auctioneer.
Regular sale of Horses Wagons and Harness. embracing
very fine line of trotng road and family stock, in part
Magnificent bay Patchen Horse, 15 hgh 6years out OF
Messenger with great style and beauty, fne genee
driver; rot In 30 and better; trained;
fectly sound and kind sold to close copartnership
brino, l5S hands hgh raised in Orange county,
lish spirited rangy and pleasant driver will In 80
sure s perfectly sound and kinds this is well known
road and park.
superior high bred, handsome fast rotting family
2 80 to road wagon
Very bay rotting Mare Morgan stock thoroughbred
dam, raised in Vermont, l5 high years an exceedingly
fine animal has rotted in Ass public; fine gated good
Brewster trotting Wagon. Harness, &c.
Light bay family Horse, sired by Membrno Pilot out OF
Gypsy l5 hgh years shows fine breeding ia very
stylish hne saddler, gentle, faults tricks
travel close to three minutes warranted sound Dusen
bury vanduser Wagon, in fine order, Harness, &c.
Several and top Wagons by best city Makers
Harness, double and single, Sheets, &c.
dun color imp Mexican stud Pony 18 hands, years fine
sadder fault of great endurance well broken
ambles.
White imp Mexican Pony, of the handsomest In the
city 3 hands, years. very feet canters with lady, will
amble pace perfectly sound.
Gray Messenger Horse 15 high 10 years true to all hsr
has been used in the country good stopper and free
driver also light Express Wagon, city made In fine condition
Also other fine and superior Horses the whole
forming fine assortment Of good reliable and desirable
stock, worthy Of attention; to be sold without reserve
Our sale begins prompt at - o'clock Stock can be
JOHN L. VANDEWATER Auctioneer,
~ Duane ii
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IN HoBokEE-roR SALE, FURNITURE AND COT.
,ome Toilet se Glassware and Other Diprs bran new BY
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THE TURF.

7 FAgHION 'COURsE-rEs TROTrINa STALLION
0soe Wilkes win stand at the Stables Of Alex Pstter-
son FOR limited number Of tl 7th September next
Term Slb0 the season Money before service -
FASHION COURSE, LONG IsLAND.-Two TROTs ON
l. Tuesday august 4, at3 p ~ Match $l00. b. Daniels
Spider; c. Simmons br m. Nancy Fat. Best In to
harness Also stake, $500 Darng's Dr. H. SCOTS gr
j. CHAMBERS.
CARATOGA RACES,
COMMENCING WEDNESDAY, 9TH AUGUST
NEAR ONE HUNDRED HORSES
FROM ALL SECTIONS, IN ATTENDANCE.
--
SPORTTNG-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
A LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
N sale-Medicines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
mockng Birds at b. DOvEYS, Nos. and Greene street,
corner Of Canal
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
n FRANCIS BUTLER, No. 8 Peck slip. Buffers Infal-
hble Mango Cure and Flea Exermnaor, bc Buffers new
work, 80. Extra stock Dogs Ferrets for sale.
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L'OR SALE CHEAP-A BRUSSELS CARPET APPLY
sol West twenty street, Of Eighth
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LNOR sALE-A HALF INTEREST IN A TRACT OF
Limestone Lands, with quarries kiln and improvements
In active operation situated In Delaware Wilmington
The lime TO be of the best quality and
s In demand For further particulars apply to PHELPS
FALLON 4 CO. No. 6L Pine street.
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FURNITURE.


A MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, COVERED
Panoor,s Etaseres Paintings Bronaes, Mirrors, Vases
Carpets Ciocs Bnreaus Bedsteads Wardrobes Mattresses
lre AT private residence West Sixteenth street between
Fifth and Sixth avenues. '
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FTHE HOUSE COMMITTEE OF THE NEW YORK
Yacht Club having, TO extent, perfected their
TanRementsat the Club House Staten Island desire
TO notify the members that the house and grounds
open for their
The steward w for the future, be prepared TO furnish
dinners &C. TO the members and their lady friends
able notice thereof being previously given.
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PERSONAL.

(yENTRAL PARK, MONDAY MORNING, EARLy-wILL
~ ~ yeung lady buggy who recognized the gentleman
who s.s past hes kindly send address 70 Early Bird
Herald ohoef
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1gyssEs, CARRIAGES, &C.

| III ORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS FOR sALE-sUIT-
IL able Tor grocer worth $3.50 sold for $l25,
for want OF use Apply IN the feed 1857 Allen street,
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BILLIARDS.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT or NEW AND SECOND
n hand Buard Tables various sizes, suitable FOR public
apo private use with the Catgu Cushions -
RAyANA0H 4 DkCkkk, lN Cenue Nre0A
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

IMPORTANT TO EUROPEAN TRAVELLERS -
Travellers Visiting Europe should provide themselves with
Iarpeys Handbook by W Pembroke Feridre price AZ bn
rhis ,s only complete guidebook Of Europe East
published the English Language, which Is made entirely
every year. -,
Uarpers Phrase Book or Handbook Of Travel Talk for
the use OF travellers and schools in English German,
French and Italian by W. Pepbroke PeridRe price ~ co.
HARPER BROTHERS, publishers For ssie BY all book
selera
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DATTERsON's ELEGANT AND SAFE STORAGE
- Rooms go and 695 Sixth avenue near Foreh street.
Pianos Baggage Furniture and all kinds Of goods taken
storage Furniture removed boxed Separate Rooms
let for storage.
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &c.

LNOR sALE-vERY CHEAP, A SMALL PLEASURE
II Yacht aso - foot Rowboat Just completed Can be
at BERGEN RIGBY's 27 Fulton avenue, Brooklyn.
YACHT FOR sALE-Is A FAST sAILER; IN COMPLETE
L order; price low. Apply to r. WILSON, 50 Maiden
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A HANDSOME FAST PACING HORSE FOR SALE
"A Dark chestnut l6 hands trots good gait and
kind Can be seen by applying TO A. PoLHEhUs, l,2s5
Broadway,
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AT OUR REGULAR SALE THIS DAY, AT u NJ, TWO
n very superior imported Mexican Ponies, l3 hands,
years old. dun color and white sound and kind well
broken saddlers be ridden by and children
both cante and ambe and will be shown saddle
VIII be sold without reserve. Cost $780,
JOHN L. vAEDEWATER, Auctioneer, "a Duane street.
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CToLEN FROM THE sUBsCRrBER-JULY 81, 1855,
- Certificates for b03 shares American Coal Company 100
shares Hanover Fire Insurance Company and 40 shares Ger
Fire Insurance Company, together with other papers,
all OF value except TO the owner suitable reward will
be paid for their return Address Theodore L. Bets, box ia
Post Office.
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7 OST-YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, IN THE GROCER;
IL Bank Bin Book, containing papers OF no value to
but the reward Of IS will be paid the
returning 10 65 Vesey street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

nAY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TROY.-TNE STEAM
j ers c. vIBBhRD and DANIEL DREW will leave alter
natey Desbroses street at 30 NJ and Thirty fourth
street at 4b A. M landing West Point Cornwall, New
burg PouShkeepse Rhinebeck Catsk and Hadson arrv-
Albany for the 520 r. NJ train for Sarat0ga,
connecting with New York Central and Susquehanna rail-
road
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A 40 LIB ROAD WAGON, SIX SEAT wAGoNETTE
n. also general assortment Of seasonabe Carriages Har
THos. z. HICKS, 81 Barclay street
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EoR CHARLESTON, $; G., THE FLORIDA POETS
and reliable steamship MONTERREY, c. Ryder commander
will sail Wednesday, August at p NJ from pier East
river, foot Wall Through bills Of adfng to all
points South Southwest Agents in Charleston Ravene
4 Coz forward all goods of commission.
ARTHUR LEARY, 70 William street.
The fine steamship sARAGosSA will sail on the following
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l12 East Thirteenth street, near FOnrth avenue,
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDA!

A HENRY'S.CITY AUCTION MART, BROADWAY AND
n Thirtyninh street-Regnar public sale, Wednesday
morning. at IL o'clock, OF Horses Carriages, Harness.
WHIPS Sheets &C. viz A sorrel Mare Is hands high 10
years old kind in all harness. can trot In minutes
brown horse l5 hands high kind in all harness sorre
Mare, l5 hands high quiet in all harness very stylish
worker Descriptions Of other horses at sale The
Carriages comprise Buggies with and without Tops Rock
aways, close Coaches, six seated Phseton, pony
Phaeon with TOPS six seated Depot Wagon and large
number Of others.
Carriages Harness and everything in the line always
han dat sale
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A TEAM OF BLACK MARFs-GOOD sTEPPFRs, bAND
~ 6years old, sound and kind, lady child can drive
also bay Mare and sorrel Mare both sound and kind
years old together with Horses which will be sold
very cheap. 90 Wooster street.
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HARNESS FOR SALE-A SET OF NEW, LIGHT
double Harness. covered and lned mounting nrs class
and warranted IN every respect Call address BANKS
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7 Osr-oN FRIDAY, THE 31sT ULT., RED COW,
the property Of Mrs Ann shannon, of Fiity-hfth
street and The finder will be handsomely
rewarded by giving Information.