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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-09-18

ORPHANS COURT. .o
District 9| ColuBiLi0, rdshinpt eouatV 10 ptt:
Gin the case Of CHARLES A, WILSON, AdministIa-
tor Of De wiuC, Wilson, deceased, the Admlnis
traitor Aforesaid has with the APPRECIATION OF the
Orphans Court Of washlnEton county aforesaid,
sppoinied Tuesday, the 18th day Of October. p,
personal estate Of said deeeased and Of the assets
In hand far as the same have been collect ted and
ors and heirs ofshd deceased are notified TO attend,
with their claims properly youehsd, or they may
Otherwise by law be excluded from all bene at In
said deeeased's estate; provided COPY OF this
order be published once . week for three weeks In
the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, preyions Y said day.
Test: A WEBSTER,
sepis .wsw' Register Of villa
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WILLIAM Il BARBOUR q CO.,
AED RETAIL DEALERS IN BRsr
VARIETIES oY

Anthracite onl, -,
Il: iNFFi RsB St Hs i ssS
TOO tom. B1ITIMoRg COAL COMPANY, 10.
GUST MOUNTAIN, WHITE AsiI-PURNACE.
Best quality 81 OAK, HICKORY aud BAKERS,
pIEE Wn ~ sSpnstsptly ON hand. Also, SAWED
Orders. collected and satisfaction warranted.
Yards, 475 street south. betwecn Sixth sud
and Second east.
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The English people are more than cxer- |
clsed over the cost Of the recent Abyssinian |
campaign against King Theodore. II was
estimated TO cost between two and three
millions of pounds, but the bills already cx-
coed Is, 000, 900, with a prospect Of running
1t up to Gl0,000,OOO. This bothcrs John
Bull, who at all times Is ready for an In
crease of glory, but somewhat close. listed in
paying for the temporal honor. The China
war, which was TO have cost three millions
and half, actually cost some seven
millions. There was the Afghan war, which
was estimated 10 need between three and
four millions, and which ran up the bill to
ten millions.
But with all this excess ofcxpcnd over
estimates, It Is a notable fact that the Eng.
llsh Government have become reckless as
well as extrayagant Some OF the expenses
Of the Abysslnian war verify this statement.
The army was most literally supplied. 1t
went burdGned with every Improvement and
every luxury OF military art. 1t ransacked
the haberdashery establishments of London
for the equipments which vacation hunters
take TO the moors. Immense quantities Of
stores were bought In India. At least "six
months stores were abandoned and de-
stroyed beyond the passes," and FIVE months
supplies were returned to India and sold upon
a suddenly-gorged market. They had been
bought at prices ruinously high they were
sold at prices rulnously low. An eIpendi-
ture begun In extravaganza ended In waste.
The Government, In August, / sG1 told Napier
to get the prisoners and send In his bill. He
did sol he took carte blanche, and now both
Government and the people are in q grumble.
Should there be an immediate necessity
for Great Britain TO indicate her national
honor, Ii would possibly add twenty or
twenty five millions TO her heavy debt. 1t
Is very important to know how this nation
will vitallze Its treasury and still maintain
the respectability of drst-class power.
II IS NOTEWORTHY that, while desperate
efforts TO force up the price Of gold are In
progress, the Governments offer 10 sell
100000 yesterday elected offers to buy
little more than half the .um-proying that
there Is no real but only Fictitious scarcity
Of gold. We wish the Government had Of.
fered lts gold at auction and so compelled
the conspirators 10 take 1t. The recent de-
cline In exchange proves that they are work.
Ing against wind and tide, and can only hope
for momentary rise while cotton is still un.
ready for market. We profoundly hope that
tho gamblers may be baillcd and their for
mldable combination defeated.-N J. TIL
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~-FIRsT CO-OPERATIvEB BUILD
kR Iku AssOClATIoN-SEcos ANNUAL
uual msetin fthe FIRST Co Operative BuidinG As
ISOLATION will be held on MONDAY BykNIH0,s sep
TENDER 70. IT'D, at clock, in Potomac Hall, cor.
nsr Of Maryland avenue and ke snth street, South
Washington. PunetuAl attendance IL requested
The report from the Secretary will be received.
sels.i tstArl Secretary.
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The Dominion Annexation Question

The Dominion Annexation Question
The comparative progress Of the Canadas
and the United States has awakened lively
interest in the subject of annexation, and
the feeling throughout the Dominion is not
only constantly increasing, but Prince Arthur
has tho matter brought to his ears at public
receptions and social interviews. The latcs
expression was given at meeting in Quebet
on Sunday, when strong resolutions were
passed. The speakers at the meeting wert
decidedly Irish; but the language used had
Significance that Is confined to no nation.
ality. They uttered plain truths, from
which there Is no escape; and concluded by
asking II q petition for annexation 10 the
United States would be favorably received
by the Home Government.
The provinces have not increased theii
importance 1.-THE compared with the STATE
OF Maine, and for years the reason has beer
. mystery. Now political economists tel
them plainly 1t Is because they have not
nationality worthy Of their resources. The
need population, but 1t does not come.-Em'
prants who arta- 80 H. Q. T------a-. ~
Canada only a way station, and thousand
Of native born Canadians exchange thei
hopeless lot at home for the better promis
and surer rewards which the States hold on
TO them.
There are millions Of acres of uucqualle
farming land In Canada; there arc thou
sands Of square miles of forest, rich In luu
Der and timber, yet all remain untouchc
because Of the general blight which fall
upon the colony. The st. Lawrence fur
nishes power TO move the machinery Of tn
world, yet lis rapids arc as desolate to-da,
rs when the first French explorer looked
upon them. These things arc well known
TO the Canadians, aud they Impress deeper
lesson from day to day. They are fast
teaching that In independence or annexa-
ton lies the hope for Canada; and, since ma
ture sets It's winter barriers on the St. Law
renee aud opens no outlet except through
the United States, doubtless union Is the
surcst omen for the future.
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sNrOAK HILL CEMETERY.-ATA
eS meeting Of the Board OF Manager. OF
Oak NIL Cemetery, on the 9th Of September. 1850.
Resolved. That hereafter, until the LIST January.
1870. no Intern. nts shall be allowed In lots on
which all or any portion Of the purchase money 10
due and unpaid, until all interest due on such I'M
PAD sun. y paid and that no interments shall be
on which any ~ortion Of the purchase money 10
paid up.
Res6ivsd, JHrthsr. That those resolves be pub.
lishsd and that copy thereof DO addressed By mail
aseertained.
NIB. The above resolutions are INTENDED to en-.
brace all persons In arrears on open accounts, and
ali such will please take due notice.
= JOSEPH REYNOLDS.
sel7-b Treasurer.
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SLATE AND MARBLE MANTELs.


PHfESF oSkc..srE PAVEMENT
~. EsX ~ me wsrt VI this eity-sidewalk, Curb
ana vuusf, Al cymplete-for one third less price
w w nnea. ioc. than the corporation price, and
nnna al work for the term OF tan years. Pay
mehtn three months after the work Is completed,
n nM.d OF being paid before the work d con.
Fenced. THORNTON SMITH,
once, corner Ninth and d streets,
sepl-u Christian Association Building,
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SELECT SCHOOL.

:, PrInelpsls. MRS. o. n, CONpRON and MISS A.
T. SMITH, will reopen SEPTEMBER IS, 10 session
rooms Of DR.. sunderlAnd,s Church, Four-and "a
half street. Entrance south gate.
Circulars obtsined at the Bookstores, or address
principals at I30 Eighth street, hule-solm
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Lost and Found.

NOTICE. CERTIFICATE No. 90, FOR 100
shares q the stock Of the New hsTieo Mining
has bees lost or mialAid. II was sent bv mail to
General J Q. MefsrrAn. Application has been
made by the subscriber for q duplicate certificate
therefor. JAMES H. CARLETON,
Auls. colin U. 8. A.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
NEW YORK June le, 1869.
DRoPosALs FOR s9,7s7, 900

VDROPOSALS FOR x3.TS7ON
l. Tar Relief Bonds Of the City OF New York
Sealed proposals will be received at The once
until Tuesday, June - 1889 al o'clock r. NJ the
the .am Of go Of TS. Tar Keller so1as o ss ci,T %
OF New York" authorized by section OF chapter sS
bonds are 10 issued for the purpose Of providing
redeem the Family Aid Fund city of
New York due November that portion county debt
ON q state ne 70 ss county Oe Of Nsr
The bonds viii bear the rate OF per
and November in each year, and he principal will be
deened on The LIST day OF July, In the year 1874
price Der oshssof and M. persons rhns. nro"sas se
accepted will thereupon be required deposit the
ChamoerlaIn the awarded 70 them respectively 10.
The psmiiy kid Pund bonds, No. s." Of IN. city of New
York. due November 1885, the bonds Of the OF
Of due aB @ UF Ss oya.
the City and County Of New OF Wi, accepted
a. their par value and accrued interest
o any proposals made for the aforesaid Tar Relief Bonds Of
the city OF New York which msy be accepted and such
case. the viii be made at this once and the
presenting the Comptroller the receipts Of the Chamber
lain for deposits made with him OF the aforesaid
loan the parties viii he entitled to receive bonds for equal
amounts OF the value OF the awarded
ihk lnteren Ioin we da,cs OF payment
Tbs loan, without increasing the debt OF the city,
Investment " companies and Individuals unrivsed In
Each roposa should bs sealed and endorsed "Proposas
for Tar Relief Bonds d the City Of New YORK; and enclosed
IN seco Nd envelope addressed 10 the Comptro Ter.
Tho right The part OF the Comptroller 10 re-
ect all Of the bids IT. 10 his judgment tne Interests of
RitHhRD b CONNOLLY Comptroller.
CRY or NIS YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, Coar.
TEoLLrRs orricr, June IS isoa
, ms 10y rsc,rng p,ogo,. Tor the nsoye ees'snsd
''"' f'- -"' K.cBARD B. CONNOLLY, Comptroller.
r.Hrsssr or FsASon, coarfHoLLfn's orfIos.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
PROPOSALS.

CRoToN AQUEDrCT DEPARTMENT. SEP ARATE
~ sealed proposals for Ncoson Pavement each endorsed
With the title of the work TO which relates the of bid
der and date o. its Offering will be received this
II O'Clock NJ OF "Wednesday, June 30 1852 from snch per-
sous as be legally authorized construct Nicosop
men In the city OF New York for the laying Of pave
nen In the following localities, 10 witt
Twenty fourth street, from First to Madison
Twenty seventh street, from Fifth TO Sixth Thirty
third street. from Fifth to Madison Twenty ninth
street, from Eighth TO Ninth Corand street. from
Broadway to Greenwich street. Dey street. from Broadway
TO West street, and Fourteenth street. from Eighth
University place.
bids obtained application TO the contract
once. THOs STEPHENS,
ROBT. L. DARRAGH,
GEO. T. GREENE
NEW loRK June le, 1869. Croton Aqueduct Board.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

IL A. LAWRENCE, AuCTioNEER.
LAWRENCE. OAKLEY a FLEusv
x will sell auction on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 80 1863.
AVA O'Clock, on the premises
the Handsome Residence
and Country sess
Of William Q. France, ESQ.
a jamaica Queens county. L. e.
4hh hns properly Of
seventeen acres
10 beautifully situated high ground IN good neshbor.
hood with nns residences farms Surrounding on all
sides, just ouAlde Of the
village Of Jamaica.
and but half mile from depos ,f he South sIde Long
Island and Brooklyn Central Railroads,
to which eighteen daily run from the city in 90 min
Yearly eommua,On s1S well operated hor,. rai
road also leaves every twenty minutes for all the brooklyn
ferries. saordns cheap and frequen, facilities such .. bu.
s IT.. sSs. SS sSy "a snd q. attic s frame Susn
s 'a :om. m Ts ass
years ago nearly :. much more having been expended IN
inss Il contains is elegant and eonssnen, rooms spen
$ w . Of s ss fssIs s ..a ss b. s
water closets Ac throughout large heater Ia hs
cellar Kitchen range s In the mos perfect complete
upon IT, the owner having always occupied kep
everything In thorough and perict order
The stables are spacious i've box stalls OF the ap
proved construction wh Ten open stalls large barn
carriage house, house. benpery, built nos
substantial and complete manner
Mr. France being obliged from his business 10 rsds tho
city vi Baltimore has resolved TO have the sale absolute
Title perfect.
Terms-l1 cent on the of sale, 20
18th July, when the deed will be delivered balance 90
bond and mortgage for three years nj per cent
To reach tue property take the Long Island Railroad nj
James and Thirty fourth street FERRIES York nj
ana iO Ia the morning. returning at almost any
afternoons also the South Side Railroad from OF
welt street, New York, at y and 10 O'clock
Convey ances viii be At the depot TO the
properly, aud lunch provided.
Maps and particulars al snconeera oce u Pine street.
New York.
LDwARD sCBBNCK, AUCTIoNERR.
u Consignces Of Gne Oh Paintings most of
masters, By EDWARD SCHENCK, on Thllsaa Jnls 4.
ii O'Clock, at salesroom, 80 Liberty street,
DENTISTRY
A LAUGH 1T HAVING TEETH EXTRACTED oAs
~ successfully administered since asI introduced Eve
charge Nervous delicate patients carefully treated
Beautiful light upper, weighted lower and partial pate
without clasps Plumpers Work. for style aud caeapness
beyond competition Call and examine No payment except
suited DR. EVANS 5 Sixth avenue, near twenty yirst ~
nR CRANES osTEoPLAsTfO AND PURE GOLD
~ For restoring deoayed teeth to their original shape and
soundnesa, without pain. l60DO testimonials. Removed to
2i2 West fhirty-fourth street
A DvERTlsEMENTs FoR THB HERALD
Al BsHSoh 'aR olpies STSSYHhdS IA puiros II sfslhr
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
RY HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
II

Salesrooms 70 Chambers and az Reade streetsi
Arr Galleries, SIT and sl9 Broadway,
on Tuesday June 49, at l0 o'clock at the private residence
IS West Ffty-hrst street,
Elegant Household Furniture, Grand Plano, &C.,
consisting of Brussels Carpets rosewood Suits moqu ee
imported for owner rosewood Sewing Chairs ebo
reps Window Curtains, g Cornice do Reception Chairs
SEVEN octave Piano made by BetkoF Haerte
Leipsic ebony nlad Work Tables rosewook Music Stand
In reps black walnut Bedstsads Dressing Bureaus Ward
Beds Bosssrs and piows bsck Hanu, marble ton Bsss
Extension Table China, Croekery and Glass ware also
Kitchen Furniture with VIII ich the sale will
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
pRorosALs ron REvESus STEAM currERs.

- TRyAsuHY DrrAhrNHNT, june 70, 1859
Proposals VIII he resolved this department until ~ N.
wsdrstsy, the 2lg day Of july rext for the
four Revenue steam Cutters Of wood on propeller
aud three sdewheeL
Spec acaons detail will be furnished bidders on appi.
cation or by letter 10 this department.
lecor, o' TIE Customs st Boston, New York, Philadelphia
and Baltimore Proposals sAoud be sealed and addressed 10
of The Treasury and endorsed the envelope
"Prcpo,ss for Building Revenue steam Cutters"
GEO. ). BOUTWELL,.
Secretarv of he Trpa
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

A DvRRTIsEMBNTs FOR THE HERALD
a RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT OUR
sIAsCu oFTt0E. les FULTON sTRkEr.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

VTo LET-THREE STORY PHILADELPHIA BRICK
4 sud brown stone house, on LeGers street. Brooklyn
al modern lmproyements new painted peIed orderi I'M
mediate possessioni moderate rent.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

no LET-DWELLIN0 2i5 WEST THIRTv.s!Xru
street 20 rooms, Just repairef may psrts
water throughout q. PARTRIDGE 35 Fifteenth street,
or ~ Front street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

- Glasses, Brussels and Ingram Carpets, paror Suits
Chamber, Dining and Kitchen Furniture &C., by COLE &
MUkPhi Tuesday June 49, lOs O'clock a. leo Atlantic
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

A DvLRTIsEMENTs FOR THB HERALD
N RECEIVED IN BROOKLYN AT Our
BRkNOH OFFICE, tt5 FULTON sTREBr,
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

ITO LET-wHoLE OR PART OF PIRsT CLASS
House, l6 rooms, all improy ements rent $3.50 Aso a
Furnished House. Apply at e5 Lexington avenue lear
Twenty fourth street. OF owner.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

TOUR STORY BRICK BUILDING TO LET CHEAP
II No. Jane street. VIII answer for any KIND OF shop
br manntae.oEy. Apply al S66 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

A FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE HOUSE TO LET
"A Furnished or unfurnshod location unsurpassed in the
city. Permits Of KING CO., ls5 Fifth avenue, corner OF
aWeny-ihlrd street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
SALES Ar AUCTION.

vEqh0E COOK, AUCTIONEER, SALESROOMs i0s
ns & &osrty sreet.rhs day at O'Clock second hand and
New omce and Count House Desks, Tables, es on
Furniture, Bedding Glass, &c.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

L,oR REST-FoR HOTEL OR BOARDING HOUSE, 30
rooms being second and third hoor OF business block.
centrally located in GAINESVILLE Ohio also large store be.
MEATH suitable fo restaurant which s much needed there
being In the city population 10000 The whole taken
together well adapted for Eote on the European SYSTEM
Address Glass, boz 735 Zanesyie, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF FIREPROOF SAFES,
"A new and second hand, for office paror
cheap ut ~ Cannon street. between Delancey Rvngo
r. NJ. PATRICK.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

fTo LET-oN THIRD AVENUE, TWO STORY HOUSE,
with sood store; Rent ss0 Apply al III, next TO tie
corner Of Forty-eighth street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

& nSs RSs fpas III III B. BHs dpp5G GEsT GAs
square sI gas water closet, bath dci TO small
family no children. Inquire above.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

A RARE CHANCE.-THE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
the Printing Establishment of the late firm of Stone
Barron Will be sold public auction 98
street at l0 O'clock No further adjournment BY
court. WALTER ROCHE. Receiver
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
FOR SEw LuSATIo ASYLUM.

DROPOsALs FOR NEW LUNATIO ASYLUM
IL DEPT oF PUEBLO CHARITIES ANp CORRECTION
No. 20 Third avenue, corner Eleventh street,
Fpw YORK. June a. i5sp
Proposals sealed and endorsed above viii received BY
the Commissioners Of Public Charities and Correction al
Their oce until O'Clock r. NJ. OF the 18th day Of July merit
for the mason csrfenter cut stone snd iron
lun site asylum 10 be erected Wards To- and
Proposals be with the Of two re.
spOnsbe parties under their signatures security Tor
the faithful performance Of the contract and the Commits
reserve TO themselves the right OF rejecting pro.
deemed advantageous by them 10 the
Printed specifications for the work be obtained the
ofcs Of and nj the orce OF Kenwlrk
Sands architects No s Wall street. nj which place plans
can be seen and other information obtained
JAMES BOWEN
ISAAC BELL.
o. W. BRENNAN,
JAS. b NICHOLSON.
pvERrIsExENrs FOR THE HERALD
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

RYJ ". CAMPBELL, JR, ,AucTIoNEER.-CAMP:
- BELL CO. will sell this day at II O'Clock. ut 1873
Charlton corner Washington that old established
Liquor Store, with all It's complete and elegant Fixtures
building very cheap rent This store is worthy attention Of
neghborhood Immediately In the vicinity of tho Of
the IDnan line OF steamers and sold only OF
owners inability TO attend to ii must and viii be sold with
reserve, shlne Liquor men, buyers specuaors
especially invited 10 attend promptly.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
Tnfurnished.

e2s BROADwAY-STANLEY DAY MAILS FREE AN
n list of unfuruished Houses suitable for private
dwellings boarding houses all prices and in any oea'
ton.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

ryouNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET, FURNrsHED-IN
y the heathes region OF Weschesier county short dis
tance from Croton Lake. very desirable retreat FOR inva
ids Rent moderate. Apply at Brensanos bookstore 7Os
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

~ over tUU rooms, on brondway $4,000 furnish
owner having other business Apply TO JAMES CAGNEY
blo " Washin5ton . -
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

A JOHN L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER.
"A. Attention called to our regular SALE this day II
at store Duane street. line line OF Trottng and
Rosd Stock including the complete Turnout Of private gentle
man leaving for Eurooe also to line OF Business and Work
Stock to be sold without reserve particulars OF which Will
be found under Horse and Carriage head aud at SALE
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

LARGE Observation-Disclosures YEARS LEASE,
IA low rent In business location; owner going South
Price 5000 cash Apply to wM DEPEw, SO Cedar street,
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

6(. AND 81 wEEKLY-GOOD SIZED WELL FUR
O nshed Rooms, suitable for housekeeping; large pan
i>es, no, and cold water bath and included 46 West
lhv1y-third street
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

A VALUABLE PATENT FOR SALE ON REASON.
"a able terms for article Of general requires
seaPital TO manufacture. Apply TO HENRY J. DAWSON,
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

r BOGART, AUCTIONEER
e. Admnistraiors Sale of Household Furniture
THIS DAY, June ~,
AZ 1 O'CLOCK, alta Crosby street. consisting entire
Furniture contained In the above house, rosewood and
black walnut Psror Furniture Pier Glasses Curtains bacS
walnut and Cottage Bedroom Suits, Beds Bedding Car.
Administrator. - ~ " VIZ
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

sale mild climate, perfectly healthy, good schools also
@ price Oh pew land 10 per sere lmProed Places
Ninelapd, n. J.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

1,o LET uNFURNIsHED-A FIRST AND SECOND
Foori also furnished a second Moor Inquire after
A. NJ. at Mrs. loves Servants oiee No. FRS! street,
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

no LET OR LEAsE-HOUsE AND STORE asi SIXTH
avenue, near Twenty nrs street complete order,
respectable and responsible moderate posses
sion Immediately. Apply to the owner premises
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

TWO VERY PLEASANT AND AND NICELY FUR.
nished Rooms suitable for excepting. TO lot to
gentleman and wife Apply at No. 20a Eas, Twentyfrss
street. Third avenue,
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

ITO LET-A FLOOR OF TWO ROOMS AND -FOUR BED
rooms TO small family, in house with the owner dooi
locked night day. s22 per month Apply after l!
O'Clock A. NJ the premises 507 East Thirteenth street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
COUNTRY HOUSES, FARMS, &C., TO

A e25 5BROADwAY.-STANLEY DAY MAILS FREE
"A your address list of country Houses FOR rent une
Quaed In variety Of location pricei Wesches1er spe
ciaty.
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

EAHM AND VILLA SITES.-ABsOLUTE PEREMPTORY
sale BY AUCTION Thursday, July !, at Ii O'Clock, New
Monmouth, N J via r. and D. b. r. k ferryooats pier 81
North river first substantially built Country Seat with i've
acres OF front land second Farm House, adjoiong the
aooye with "a acres OF front land &c. terms IL oent
cash per cent credit. Inquire of GEORGE p. FOX, II
The New York herald., 1869-06-29
AMEs AGAR, AUCTIONEER, a EAST BROADWAY.

AMEs AGAR AUCTIONEER, ~ EAST BROADWAY.
IA. % ssn a. auction tomorrow "Wednesday June 30 at
@ O'Clock At private residence 2s6 East Foreih be.
tnre and Third avenues elegant Household Furn
.u,e consisting In OF Brussels Carpets
solid rosewood Paror Suit in green and gold brocale with
rier Mrrors Console Tables Lace Curtains, CIT
Ton pres, paok walnut Bedsteads black wanu. marble
Th california Blankets, Spring Mattress oak Extension
Siueooard Cut Class and Plated ware Dining Room
CoThe stands, Vases and Mante Clocks
olcsohs Refrigerator; Closet sto and Kitchen Furniture
I kODOLPH LEvIsON, AucTIoNEER, WILL SELL
~ py auction the entire collection OF 80
AMERICAN OIL PAINTINGS.
Iasei Picture. and Crystal Medaions belonging the
Broadway " wv
The New York herald., 1869-06-29

YONKERs, ON BANK OF THE HUDSON RIVER. -
"A An elegant place OF Two river depot
VIII be sold at bargain applied for al Inquire OF
owner, odice l52 West TwenSth street.