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The CoSFEDERAcY A De FACTo GOVERN
MENT.-Judge Theard, of the fourth district
court, Louisiana, has recently rendered q
decision in which he still adheres to the
opinion enunciated by him in 1865, that the
Contederacy was a de .facto government.
As we said last fall, if it was not, there never
was one.
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General Canby's Decision about the
rE Test-Gatia.

New York, July 5.-The Times has over
a column of editorial anatomizing General
Canby's decision that the members of the
Virginia Assembly must take the iron-clad
oath, commencing thus 49, -
General Canby's purpose to require the
iron-clad oath of members elected to the
Virginia Legislature is in direct conflict with
the opinions of General Grant, repeatedly
expressed, and with the course pursued un-
der his orders in the States already recon
strllcted'' .sae Fl
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THE FEVER SaIr.--A French corvette is
ut anchor in the Roads with eigfiteea CASES
of yellow fever Oil b0araa: Saturday, French
Consul Schisano, Rev. Matthew OKeefe;
and several others, paid visit to; the infect
ed vessel, which coming to the ears Of the
Board of Health, resolution was passed re-
questing the Mayor to prevent their return
to the city until all danger of infection had
passed. The Mayor acted promptly in the
matter, and not finding any of the regu-
lar constables convenient, appointed three
special constables, with orders to prevent
the landing of any of the parties: Upon the
return of the tug 1t was found that the Rev:
Mr.. O'Keefe had gone on to Baltimore, but
the others Of the party were met at the
wharf and informed that they could not
come up to the city. They acquiesced IN
this decision very readily, and after sending
to their respective homes for some necessary
articles, left the city, The infected vessel Is Is
now lying at the quarantine ground, and all
communication with her shut off; There is
no possible chance of its being introduced
here, as the Board are alive to their duties.
We learned on Saturday night that the as
sistant surgeon and one Of the seamen Of the
French corvette CurriuX had died at qua
rantine with the yellow feTer.-NoaJotk Vir-
AMMAN, 9TH. -g-E..-r,,... e.
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Nuw ORLEANS, July 5.-Cotton sitter; mid
dlings, 323@33c.; sales, 1853 bales; receipts, 4Ss
bales. Gold, 1879. New York sight, Sc. premium.
Sugar, common, 93@1oc. prime, 13t@lSic. Mo-
lasses, choice fernenting, GO@e5c.
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no THE CREDIToRs or GRORGE i

u JUHNEON.. tDECEASED.-ln compIiance
with decree Of the circuit court OF the city OF
Of Johnson's administrators rs: Johnsbn's eXecu-
tors and dls., the undersigned viii pay, on appl-
IayvfnI1y fyn6 trr nc fvpf he
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS, ~.

This attractive SUMMER RESORT, situated ten
RAILROAD. on the main stageroad leading to the
Warm, Hot, and Healing Springs, win be open for
the reception of a LIMITED number Of boarders
on JUNE 1st, 1853. -
The value Of these waters stands unriyailed In
the list of mineral springs Of the United States.
The proprietor takes pleasure In announcing 70
the public that the neat buildings at BATH ALUM
have been thoroughly RENTED and furnished In
style that cannot fail to render the place attractive
and comfortable both to the Invalid ana pleasure
seeker. zgsEs ss.E t#
Those wishing to secure choice Of cottages or
rooms would do well to apply early, as We are now
For further particulars, address me ut this place.
- - e- JOSEPH BAXTER,
an E-W&Sm .f...- Proprietor.
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A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS.

N s.-e..,- as.. -y,,a,r,
This old and popular resort, having been tho
roughly repaired, painted, and newly furnished,
will be open for visitors on the FIRST DAY OF
JUNE. -~
The Springs are two and a half miles from ye-
tersvile depot, ON the Richmond Ian, and Panvilie
Conveyances will be in attendance on the arrival
of the morning trains. Sass 100
/ Fare from Richmond to Springs and return
81 20. ....... ---.
5r-EL 20 TERMS OF BOARD:
PEI month Of four weeks. $40 90
FER "
JS ,,,o tom Years o noe and coored SER
wants. half price. .s ......-r. ,..
White servants according to accommodations.
Parties preferring to furnish their own bed linen,
towels, and light sos per month. Every attention
and accommodation IS pledged for the comfort OF
the guests.
Table furnished with the best the market affords.
Good ten-pin alley, music, &c.
j. C.. MOORE, Il. A. MILLER,
Proprietor General Sup't.
For further information apply to
S. 6, COTTRELL, Richmond, va.
je s-eodtJyl2
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synonsls % shs Ekssslss 90 she suaiees

| Synopsis ox shs Eissss efs the suaiHc4
/ II ,gs OF Fruit Dfssifzfns. g
Every person intending to dlstills brandy
| from apples, peaches, and grapes, exclu-
siyely, before entering upon tho Business,
ist. Register their stills with the assistant
assessor OF the division in which they reside,
as provided In section 3, set OF July 20,
1888. The assistant assessors ore provided
with the necessary blanks Tor this purpose,
which can be had on applications l7e5
Cd. Notice must be given In writing to
the assessor of the district statitiE the
name and place Of Residence 0f the person
or persons Intending TO engage in distilling,
and the place where said business is to be
carried on; also, the kind of stills and the
cubic contents thereof; the number and
kind of boilers, mash and fermenting tubs,
and a description OF the lot or tract of land
on which the dfstillery is situated; the size
of the buildings, and Of what material con-
structed, ~
Sd. a bond must be filed, with at least
two securities, to be approved by the asses
sor. in the penal sum Of at least 5000, con-
ditioned that the party or parties will faith
fully comply with all the requirements of
the law relating to distillation.
4th. A survey must be made Of the preml-
ses where the distillery is situated, 10y the
assessor, at the expense Of the United
States. assa
9th. A sign with the words Registered
Distillery upon 1t must be placed on the
outside Of the building where the distillery
is situated. - =
9th. a book or books must be kept in form
prescribed by the Commissioner Of Internal
Revenue for the. entry Of Che; afiiouiit of
mash or wort Used daily for distiilation also
the amount Of proof spirits produced daily:
18th. Returns must be, made monthly to
the assistant assessor Of the aifi6hnt of
spirits produced and the tax paid at the time
Of return. i@5s = g.;TssEts.l@# IS
9Th. No spirits can be moved from the dis
tillery until the same is inspected and
gagged and the tax-paid stamps affixed
20 the casks or packages containing the
spirits by an officer designated for that pur-
pose.
9th. A special tax of fifty dollars is inn
posed on all distillers Of fruit who distill one
hundred and fifty barrels or less per annum
also, a tax Of two dollars per day while in
operations, s5- gs ,.-aa 5,
ply with the above can be had on apphca-
zion to this office.
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ona eps
Amended
May 11a.a ss T. o Il fooTh Depasy
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rTHE SOUTHERN
i PLANTER AND FARMER
FOR 1869.

This STANDARD JOURNAL has just entered
its twenty third year. and is of the few ancient
landmarks still left to Old Virginia.
- The JOURNAL Is offered for the new year at
TWO DOLLARS PER ANNUM; and we must
urge upon our readers that the low price of SUBJ
scription makes it imperative that we shall come
down to the cash basis. Our subscription must,
therefore be IN ADVANCE; and VIC believe a
proper exercise OF economy will enable ALL who
desire to read the SOUTHERN PLANTER AND
FARMER to conform to our terms.
We are confident in promising our readers 4
journal In every way worthy of their support.
AS an ADVERTISING MEDIUM the SOUTH
ERN PLANTER AND FARMER commends Itself
to the attention of teachers, merchants, manufac-
turers, hotekeepers druggists, dentists, nursery
men, stock-raisers, land agents, &C., &c.
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VIRGINIA.-AtR Rules held in the clerks

JTIRGINIA.-AtR Rules held in the clerks
Office of the circuits conrtfor Nelson county
on Monday the 5th day ofJuly, 1863, ,,.,,,s
Robert n. i'ihsiN'
George w Martin, the heirs-at-law of Hudson Mar
tin, Jr.-yiz.,- Edmond Martin, David W. Mar
kins (who was Elyira MARTINI. Alason Trigg, and
Mary Ann his wife twho was Mary Ann MARTINI,
C. T. Radford and Virginia his wife who was
his Wife (who was Edmonia MARTINI, the heirs of
Mary Dickinson--viz., Hudson NJ. Dickinson
Richard Sutherland and Mary jane r hls VIE
Rodes and Mildred his wife, and Charles l. Mar
tin, administrators de bonts non. with the VIII
- Defendants,
a--a IN CHAECERY.
The object of this spit Is to obtain the legal Tue
to two tracts of land situated In the county OF
son, and sold by Charles L. Martin, attorney IN
fact for William Taber, surviving executor OF
John NJ. Martin, DECEASED and atlldavlts neing
made and filed that all the defendants above named
except George W. Martin and Charles /. Martin ~
are nonresidents of the State Of Virginia 1t Is or
here within one month after due publication hereof
in tile Richmond Dispatch, and do what Is neces-
sary to protect their interests In this suit.
s.H.Lov1NG, D: C:
CL. MARTIN, pa. jy 1-law4w
DAGS, BAGS-GRAIN BAGS.-FIFTY
ID THOUSAND GRAIN BAGS for sale or rent
Having made arrangements with some OF tne PES S
manufacturers for the sale of their GRAIN BAYS
at manufacturers prices, we are now prepared 70
supply commission merchants, shippers, ana
farmers, with all qualities and sizes two or four
busllel from the cheapest secondhand or new
BJIRIAP SHIPPING BAG to the very best ENG
LISH LINEN, hand-sewed, with double-row
stitching.
"XXyr BAG on rent In any quantity on terms
laid down by the Chamber Of Commerce, which
shall regulate our prices.
WOOL wanted In any quantity.
LEATHER BETTING agents for HOyt Bro
Tiers WINSTON & POWERS.
jy l-3taw4w
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT oFRICHMoND, JULY 5, 1869.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, July 0, 1860.
Sun rises AS Moon rises. ......... -.
Sun sets............ us High tide.
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sCrsrrsiT. 80 9. !

d OsENDALE. And JAMES RIVER
LII CEMENT-gco barrels In store-for sale by (
1 s5e a-sms E4.g, Ez5EG ss,tzsE A &. LEE.
CEMENT Having been
LIZ appointed agents ut this place Of the NEW
ARK AND HOHEHDALE CEMENT CUMPA.
ny, we ofer 70 the trade q continuous supply OF
this Celebrated mad GENUINE ROSENDALE
GLUANoI GuANol GUANol Elas ssssz
w. q tfs 800. asgzifzf-H 40 zSt5f T
300 TONS yzssFs tEzszs
- ~ No.21PEBUVIAN GUANO, &c.
direct frogn Government agent, in store and for
sale to arrive at lowest rates by 4f'ts s5ss2
mh7 81 ~ e ~ LEE, Seldom & co. (
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CHRISTIAN OBSERVER,

RI II NJ o Nd, VA.
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REV. A. CONVERSE, d. D., REV. F. b. CON
VERSE, Editors and Proprietors.
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3 We furnish the following Journals at club rates
Z The Richmond Christian Advocate weekly and
T. The American Farmer, Baltimore lmonthiy},
and Southern Planter and Farmer for 90, 50 year.
The Land We Love tmonthly) and Southern
Planter and Farmer for 81. S5 year. -
Mooreis Rural New Yorker weekly and South
ern Planter and Farmer for 50. 70 a year.
The Cultiyator and Country Gentleman tweekly)
and Southern Planter and Farmer for So IS year.
- The American Bee journal tinonfhlyf and South
erIi Planter and Farmer for 80. rs year.
The Dixie Farmer, Columbia (tri-weekly), and
Southern Planter and Farmerfor 81 year.
st,scin ourjournal viii please address THE SOUTH
ERN PLANTER AND FARMER through the
post-ofice, box c53 ~ s.,,--s So
FRANK g, RUFFIN, 4Co-Edstor
JOHN NJ. ALLAN, Eprttcp!tnral Editor
WILLIAM u HILL, Gsnsral 3gsns,
IL scssdas&wta
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1Rs FfysWLyAHIA COW IsAn..

from the pottsyc Miners journal fair ft
Inc quantity sonr by railroad TINS week Is ~ las
tons Nv caudi, 1852 tons; for me Wo@A 10 ji1
against 33,tD3 tons 10Y the corresponding Wec ia N
year. Al The colherIe, are IA operation M mis- r.-
gOn except one or Two, Cause, ~ Local dIilcuttes
Tie tour collerles IN lie western end 81 me RECON
started Oh Thursday on the basis. The dlGI,gItr
was caused Ia averaging the rate OF wages on Whira
to 4 \ the basis lt has, however. been n Drnkst,
week on account OF tue Fourth OF july IN me-
other regions al are at WORK except the Deay,lt.
and Hudson ana Tie Delaware Lackawannl nv,
Western Companies, who VIII n0t accept lus h.sTs
The great dcinand tor Lehigh coaf causci frs
operators IN theienigh region TO comply v,lfn M
terms proposed 6y the Norhngmens Benevo.es,.
Association. 20 ,
the suppythls week is only 20 100 tons bpni,A
the supply Tor tie corresponding week last wear ma
the wnole supply Is short 5oi, B0g tons. As we sleis
heiore, IN tue ensuing eight weeks say Id ma M ~
september tue anthracite trlde viii oe lorroas.,f
over tne supply OF lait year about 500 900 TONS unil
WIZ give an excess on The st or September of ohtt
2oOVoO tons over Inc supply Of last year 10 SANS
Nase As the excess this year ut the commencement
oi, tle Suspension was 712T52 tons, and now ts
DOL 5oo tons behind the supply was reduced IA ,i
IONS ms IL 27l,O0O tons more than the rc,,nci,,
lnlended 10 he made by the suspension winch vs.
produced from the refusal or the Iu1arna Sn,n,,,s
anu carving companies acquiescing In The move
inent when, we believe will In the cnd re,u.r MRS
W euer injury than thesr benegA "'0
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cOOPlasT0wS AMI oTsEeo l,AE.

Original Cooper Honsc--Forn,cr fsofati,n of
the Place and Present Fnciiiiic---views OF
Otsego Lake and JIiiIs--Monnt yisiop--Wiid
Rose OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES und The DipIo.
nstic Corps--Airst Lake Party -Isich1cld
ast nAasss Aerisxs-Ass tsse~sins Mountain
Air.
CO0PEs n0vsa. Co0pEksrows, July s, 1899.
seme aytsea - esvsstsss yesn ago had oc-
GnA0a - vg1o Q Ieooae noo ~ paoss bearing =
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ADJUSTMENTS.
DOOTH'S THEATRE,
Twenty third street. between Ftfb and Sixth
FOURTH WEEK.

DOOTHs THEATRE,
ID Twenty street between gsnh and Sixth avenues
and sArURDAY MATINEE,
v,ss .xc,,th r. EnwiN x ASAS sssxSy xoR.Nr
entitled
EEOCH ARDEN.
Doors a, m TO commence at osloek o... =, ..
theatre al is branch ticket occ the music store Of
n Dltson Co, III broadway. --
powsRY THEATRE
- EnsAs Mr Fo 5SE T psTEps srAlSs with
r the Ard the s
wall r. btas Sxs 81 FoS
ana S,"Af ThiR So sf! HlsnA e WEAVER
"' '1' '''''' SUDDEN THOUGHTS.
rTHEATRE CoMIQUE, OPPOSITE ST. NICHOLAS
ENTIRE CHANGE Of
sns e Il S he
''p'' ROSE and BARRY WATKINS,
who will nangurae complete change in the style Of enter
tainme. universally prevalent in the dramatic world by
:. a NEW COMIC DRAMA,
NEW NEW YORK SOCIETY," PHASES or
s %es @ 81 eS 1s and s9% w
mans resolve to wiz Chn hIssrnd AZ sn' Issr
4. CATGHr At LAST. 1904
Cleopatra uoniton, millner and Girl OF the
Frank sehemeiy, a hotel sign board and man
cSssaSns with the very humorous and original piece by
mr. "''A"'' n TIA FAKES rwo TO QUARREL
MATINEE EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT o.
NIBLo's GARDEN -0-G
- az aESiT rALMHR
RECONSTRUCTION RECONSTRUCTION
EXTRAORDINARY iS coahiNhr 3Ss.o
UNPRECEDENTED NOVELTY.
GRAND TRIPLE ALLIANCE.
s TIE kypHA r r"SrsSy
Enthusiastic reception Of the celebrated
h hAuM1 F Family,
the wonderful Paniomiusts.
Reengaee,nent Of the
cLoDocHE TROUPE
FRENCH gbbAScEns.
GRAND BALLET COMPANY la
rHlRrYsIx. YocEG LADIES,
NEW YORK FEMALE DRUM CORPS.
-
BURLEsoUE BOSTON JUBILEE,
Celebrates ANVIL CHORUS,
DRUM CORPS a's'G aSD G X M BALLET.
cADEMY OF MUSIC.
"A GRAND BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT
IN AID or THE PATRIOTS OF CUBA,
ON TUESDAY, JULY ~.
novel interesting and amusing programme by onri
vailed array OF talent.
Admission 81. Reserved seats Soc extra.
For particulars gee bills posters
The sale ofckets at the academy
scbirmer's, 7v Broadway and Starts, 7ii Broadway
IIooLEY's OPERA HOUSE. BROOKLYN
II JOE EMMETT, the Dutch comedian JOE EMMETT.
JOHNNY HART, II great Western comedian
sINBAD THE SAILOR.
THE CLoDUOPPER TROUPE, Of French burlt dancer
| sc. GRAND mATINEEE VERY SATURDAY, t214 o'clock
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]. wILDEY, AUCT1ONEER OFFICE IS BROAD
IA Elegant Household Furniture superb rosewood
Pianofore Pier Mirror Monday July -, 1863
commencing 1Op O'Clock, al the large brown
dence o East Nineteenth street near Fourth and Third
comprising the entire Of the house MAGNIFICENT
French satin brocae and reps Suits, Centre Table fine
Dining Room Furniture, Table Ware, &c. elegant Bedroom
Furnnre in finely carved walnut &C. pure Hair Mattresses,
rich Carpets &C., Sale positively without reserve
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Nj UIT IAUE SADIE.
IVA BENZ. p. FAIRCI1LD, Auctoneer.-Ou Monday, July
H. 1859, AZ - NJ, ut SO Vesey street, Household Funtu
rosewood PIANO. and black walnut Paror
Aunc Extension Table, Dining room Chairs marble ton
Tnhe Veve aud brussels Carr cts &c. Also Silver safe
maize by r. NJ Patrick.
~ order OF the Attorney for MORTGAGE.
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uCTION NOTICE.. M TAYLOR, AUCTlONEER.--
n Magnificent Household Furniture, Pianofoe Bronzes
Paintings, Drawing Room Suits &c. public auction, this
day Monday the elegant residence 81 West Fifteenth street.
between Filth and Sixth avenues. commencing at I0a
o'clock Superb Drawing Room Suits covered crimson gold
and blue gold brocael of the richest descriptions Marquee
tere, bols de Cabinet Tables Encognure Bookcase
Velvet and Brussels Carpets French plate Mirrors Bronze
Clocks Satuary Jardnefes Mnaic Case rosewood Piano
forte Paintings by eminent artists Lace Curtains rosewood
walnut Dressing Bureaus Bedsteads. Wardrcbes Hair,
Spring Mattresses Blankets Sheets Counterpanes Extension
Table, Buffet China Glass Silver Ware, Cutlery, N. B.
Parties wishing attend this sale Fifth
OF SIKH avenue cars,
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A UCTION NOTICE.-LEss THAN AUCTION PRICE,
IN two magnificent satin brocael Parlor Sns Also
two rep suits, and lot Paror, Chamber Library
broadway.
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OUR SUMMER RES oRTs.
SsEBT9Ga.

Tac Hotels Eiiiins Up---Proiected Visit OF the
seventh Regiin ent-- Preparations TO Receive
,be Men--Tha Races-prospect af the
Season. ~
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a II. PIERSON, AUCTIONERR
TIE ERE ArEGI on AAEE OIL

Terms Of payment only SO n month or 80 quarter.
A ID, MELLICk, Jr. BRO, Auoi oneers, No 70 Pine
street n a., will positively sell tlout limit 200 rols Jx1O
caon At West kQsee N j., on "Wednesday, July ~ At u
H.. the premises These lots high rolling ground,
WITHIN few min tes' walk Of two Haton~, the beauty
r. Railway river IN neichborhood rapidly improving, and
distant 50 minutes from New York. Special ain from
foot Of Liberty street, at II A. NJ on day OF gale COLLATION.
on he graupds For naps fun particulars and free passes
appy At the OIL of the AucOneers IS Pine street N. s.
, .. SEYMOUR kennnrd Hay q Liberty street OF FrauS
1lrett Agent United States Express, Long Dock Jersey
city, and OF John H. riag Hudson CITY The train VIII rop
a CommunipBw,
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DICHARD WALTERS, AUCrIONEER. -GROCERrEs
IL Marshals salepin sell this day tAiondayl, az y
O'clock, SO West Forty ninth street,
OF Groceries, &C. O. f. WATTS, City Marshal.
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pICHARD WALTERS, AUCTfONFER
Il Horses. hnrfJnl sac.
Wli eel by virtue Of execution, a. II o'clock Ga Mon.
day. l4ht at ~ East Broadway n superior team itrre
wo King bay Horses and lilr1es, valuable 10 conaoofs
coaimen OF other heavy work.
G. F. WATTS, City Marshal.
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SALES ar AUCTION.

A LDRIDaE WOOD, AUCTIoNEERS.-vA VALUABLE
IA improved Property and building Lots in the city Of ud-
son, N j., at auction ALDRIDGE WOOD will sell on
Monday July H. 1859, at o'clock NJ, the premises one
two story and basement House containing rooms
rassa'c water In the house, and Lot 70 by about 2s
eet two story frame House, containing rooms and
and laid ont with fruit irees ourrant bushes &C.
and Lot % by about ls8 situate BerSenwood ave-
north OF West St. PAul's avenue; also three Lots OF
ground hxlCo feet each situate Bevan street, norm OF
in first class business location and are All adjonns tsch
other Now Ii the chance se Tor residence OF
business con ,enient 10 New which he reached
about Is minutes by the Payonia horse railroad To
Pavona ferry Chambers Twentyhirt streets Hobo
ken ferry lharclay Christopher streeis or Jersey Sy
ferry Streets New YORK city, The
Pavonan horse cars on Paus and Bersenwood
within one minutes walk of the property jersey City
the Five Corners thin minutes
walk Cars day and night Terms easy and made known
on the day of sale. ALDRIDGE n WOOD, Auctioneers.
B-f For particulars permits TO the property
ply TO THOMAS ALDkIDGE, the Cont House. city of
Hudson, N. j., or to LEWIS Il. WOOD, 81 Montgomery
street, Jersey City. ......
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SNIOOP MARY.
- J. BO9ART, suoneer, will sell, this day, July l2,
at u O'Clock, stpisr No. 3d. foot of Charles street. North
river the aoop Mary, 50 burthen 81 feet draush
together with her tackle apparel &c Sale perempory
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CHERrFF sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A WARRANT or
attachment and BY order Of our supreme Court one
OF the justices thereof will sell ~ public the fhh
day Of july 1852 at II O'Clock A. NJ nj the Tweniy
fourth street and Third avenue IN the city % New York;
'eam OF Bay Horses JAMES o'BRIhN, sheriff.
JOHN j. SoAnNELL, Deputy sheriff.
NEW fonxr 5a)y " IkRR
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VIM Writer'S, AUCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY,
at O'Clock, at 454 Canal street, Parior Suits In reps,
Lace Curtains Velvet Carpets marble top Centre and
Fancy Tables Etageres, black walnut mahogany and ena
eed Chamber Suits cured hair and other Mattresses,
Feather Beds Table and Bed Linen, Library and other
Chairs Extension Table China, Glass Silver Ware Stoves,
other goods lots to also Hotel Baggage 80
60 Trunks, &c.
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RY F. COTTON, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOUSE
ID hold Funtue, rosewood Plano French plate Pier and
hante Mirrors Velvet Brussels other Carpets:
Curtains solid black walnut and Cottage Furniture, &C.
On Juesday July 3D. 1919 O'clock nj The private residence
no. 80 West Fifteenth street. Fifth avenue, the entire
Furniture the house which has purchased
since May last and rs In really good condition IL win
comprise al the above named goods, together with all the
Beds Mattresses Extension Centre Tabes, Etageies
Silver Plated Ware, China and CrookerY Ware Refeern
tors &c, &c. Also one Weeds Sewing Machine Catalogues
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-12

DRUG sTORE.--J. BOGART AUCrIoNEER, VIII
II sei Tgesdy, July ~ a. 0a osleoa- lhe premses,
No 3l19 Bowery the stock, fxture Lease and Good WI
Of the Old established Drug Store chance for parties
wishing to carry on The business.