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vEyANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI-
w CAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, in both Eng.
lish and German by Robert Stewart. v. T.. OF Miss.
The work covers the whole ground Of the breeding
aud raising and the treatment OF horses and mules,
bo.h in sickness and health. It has won its way to
popular favor, and is to-day the most popular and
best selling Horse Book out. Address q. +. VEN,
Publisher, Cincinnati, o. 6mo$ March IL
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RtmapaI.

MUSICAL NUTICE.-F II. DAU X,
M Teacher Of VIOLIN. FLUTE AND GUITAR,
Piano Tuner, Repairer OF and Dealer in Musical In
struments, Strings, &c, has removed his store
from No. l67 King-street to No. 449 KISG-STREeT,
threed doors above Calhoun. mwi3 June
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NEW GOODS.

NEW 0VVDSs
MAST INDIAN MANIocA. NEW, AdREEA-
II BILE, most delicious and healthy food. used
for Puddings. Jellies, Blanc Mango, Ice Cream,
Griddle Cakes, Soups, &C., put up in1 b. pack
ages, with directions for use.
esiccaxd Cocoanut. for Pies, PuddiDgs, Cakes,
&c put up in half tb. packages, with directions.
Sweet Oil, French and American In half pints pin@
and quarts. -.
Cider and White Wine Vinegar, warranted pure.
Fresh Roasted Bio Coffee. Of good guilty at $50.
fb.
Just received and for sale by >:
COOPERATIVE GROCERY STORE,
Southwest corner Meeting and Market streets.
Goods delivered free. May 70
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Gopartntrsbip NGtift.

11urIcE.-THE BuOT AND SHOE BU-
IN SINE5S heretofore carried on In the name OF
T. N, BRISTOLL, at No. 145 Meeting. street, and
Kine-street, sian OF the Big Boot, WILL from this
date be continued under the hrm and style OF T. ID.
BHIsTOLL ECO. +. N. BRISI OIL.
G. T. DUNN ,M.
June9 wftu3 A. 8. BROWN.
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@fttiHgs.

MARIOa LODGE e, no. 9. I. O. O. r.
VyHE REGULAR WEEKLY MEErING OF THIS
i Lodge will be, held THs EVENING, st Eight
O'Clock, at Odd Fellows Hall, corner King and
Liberry streets. Members are requested to attend.
BY order N. q. ROBgRr c. STARR,
June IL Recording Secretary
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5or Salt.


NOR S,LE, GOOD SCHOONER,
built of Liveoak carrying 20 cords wood will
be sod low at BRAN1'S SHIP YARD.
Juue2 WIN
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rIlHOMAS COUNTY Gi.. PLANTATION
L FOR sALE.-T Cffer tor sales PLANTATION
in rLonIlJ County. four miles from Ihom l.viile,
corsi.il: OF twelve bunjr'd aud two aud half
acres i.s qua LAID. witt ccol Dwelling, Ca ins,
Kitchen, Barns. -tabrs. Gir-.ou"c. Giu Packing
screw j'a"k- k-miiL shop. &c all uld good fence;
five hundred cleared. balance heavily tim "er-
cd. There are three hundred ucrcS OF virgin ham,
mos: -hound.d on the north side by the Atlantic
aud Gull l.aiir1al: the soudi by the Monticello
road, AMI tho new railroad from Albany will come
within half I mile Of his Plantation.
there ia neycr-saiiiug creek OF fine water rum
ming through the Plantation; also five wells AMI two
well stocked flsh ponds on the premises.
ihis place il known as the Seward Home Place"
being formerly the property OF Hon James L. sew
ard.
The Mules. Horses and other Stock. with all the
Wagons and Agricultural Implrm nts, will he sold
with the place on reasonable terms.
For particulars. apply to
a. STEVENS Auars;a Ga
Or A.. p. WRIGHT 1homasville, Ga.
Or l.. j. GUILM Rim CO., Savannah, Ga.
P. S.-There are two churches and two schools In
Ihomasville Ga, fine climate anil good ne'ghbors.
June limo
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WANTED, EVERYBODY To KNOW
w that jos PRINTING of all kinds. plain and
ornamental, is executed promptly in the neates.
style and at the lowest New York prices, o. lHE
News Job Ofa e. No. I4o EAST BAY. Call and ex-
anime the scale of prices before giving your orders
elsewhere.
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TTTANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN. STU
w ALTON az clerk or Assistant Bookkeeper.
Address j., Charleston Postofice. q.
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AT PRlvA SALE, THAT FINE
n STAND with fixtures for q Grocery, corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. S5. Apply ON
PREMISES. thstu January 81
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WANTED, TWO HUNDRED COLOR
w ED Men to work ON the Macon and Bruns-
wick Railroad; salary $50 PSF month: Apply 10
pa1 June 10
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WANTED, A GOOD COOK, WHITE
w preferred. None need apply unless with good
references. Apply at No. s6 ST. PHtLIP.sTREEf'
lime 10 -
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llDants.

WANTED. A GUODPLAIN COOK AVID
w IRONRR for q private family residing IN .
pleasant and healthy location in Bsrnwell County.
Liberal wages will be raid monthly, and fare on
railroad. satisfactory references gwen anu re.
quired. Apply ut No. 68 nEET!NG-STHEEI' next
Mills House. between 10 and O'Clock. -
June IL ~
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w UATION to teach young children-take en-
tire charge Of them, and for them It required.
has no objection to leave the city or stae ADDRESS
A. R.. Key Box No. 33, Charleston Postotice.
June
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-02-07

SALES AT AUCTION.
GREAT SALE OF CITY LOTS
ONE ENTIRE BLOCK.
ONE ENTIRE BLOCK,
In plots of one or more lots,
WIN be sold at auction BY JAMES Ii. MILLER,
A. the Exchange ssiesroom. III Broadway,
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10
AT IL O'CLOCK.
This property which deairably located bounded
by the
SEVENTH AVENUE BOULEVARD
Eighth avenue, and l4sh and i4stb streets.
TIE SEVENTH AVENUE GRAND BOULEVARD
is $50 FEET WIDE
Handsomely laid out and upon The completion Of the
posed improvements viii be the
HAxDsoMEsr AVENUE IN rHE.woRLD.
1t is proposed to extend the
EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD
line, and the win doubt be running past the
property on that avenue.
diagrams and further particulars apply the Office
of the auctoneer, % Pine street.
SALE PEREmProRY.
Title to above property unauestionaDle. having in
the family OF the owners for nearly
100 YEARS.
A DRIAN Il. MULLER, AUcrloNEER.
AUCTION SALE OF sIxTY-FoUR CENTRAL PARK
LOTS, EIGHT SPECIALLY PROMINENT EIGHTH AVE
NUE. FRONTS, OVERLOOKING THE PARK IN EVERY
DIRECTION.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, p r. WILKINS & co. WILL
SELL AT AUCTION ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 10, AT
IL O'CLOCK. AT THE EXCHANGE sALEsRooM, NO.
Ill BROADWAY, THE ENTIRE BLOCK BOUNDED BY
THE EIGHTH AND NINTH AVENUES, sEvENrIErH
AND sEyENTY-FIRsr STREETS. TO BE SOLD IN
LOTS.
Now that grade ths beautiful and accessible
OF the city eslabishe the work OF the Boule
ward Is rapidly progressng follows as matter Of posve
the Bouieyard-he great points Of a!raeon
sS
front o!.l between ssysnssh ssysaiysr.i
Ing on the and Si' a ss fo 's0H large s'
tie s sd Ss s PARKS w
most exclusively private residences and large hotels The
ssy-6fth street. viii naturally become one Of busi
% ss s s Dsa
trade the below and above the Park When this
pSrsRssers s By Va large
s 0s "o I Be- ibis
locality much shorter time than people suppose who do
not watch closely the rressbe upward movement and
sequent rapid absorption Of os and is certain that as the
@e 70 70 hh il mot SsSe has
been reached any other the city thus making well
judged investment of therein extremely profitable
either for the of speculation for to
obtain security for capital reliable the increase Of
population Ii certain.
Even the subdivision Of large and desirable piece Of
perry like h previously held entirety to the exclusion
q improvements on any part Of IL always gyes u an mme
of whom buy for the purpose OF building the lots at
early day. others them ut comparatively low price
build future and others, for invest
mcnt; all tending, however, BY the distribution among many
give increased value irrespective OF the other
natural causes.
The Title the premises (beng portion Of the nARsEN
ESTAT) unexccptonabe, and full abstract by
Messs. Memore Bovine, will be furnished to each pur-
chaser without charge.
Twohds Of the purchase money may remain bond and
mortgage for three years.
may be obtained from the auctioneers, No. Pine street
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DEREAPToRY SALE
= Of
sixty magnificent
West Side Lots
between the
Central Park
ana
the Grand Boulevard,
70 close an undivided interest,"
auction.
and In single lots II dcaircd,
on WEDNESDAY, February II,
by MULLER, WILKINS CO.,
the Exchange Salcsroou,
Ill broadway,
at IL o'clock.
Tie following valuable lots -
y. Iil'y-.eyenih street es ,,.,,, .v,,,.
iniee 'o''' A'''A IS Siixtveeath street.
Ten lots south side 600 feet west of Eighth avenue.
SKtv-nnth street.
Twelve lots north ride 81 OF Grand Boulevard.
Seventeen street.
south side 1875 feet cast OF Grand Bouevrd
north side Seventeen street. 2 feet east OF orand
Boulevard -.
lots south side Scvenyrst street. 24 feet east OF
Grand boulevard This stree: Is graded aged and severed
Seventy seventh rtreet.
-Four rouh side street 200 feet west OF
Ninth aye nuc. This street being graded.
Ninth avenue. -.
lots northwest Of Ninth avenue and Seventeen
Very nearly all these lots entirely
free OF rock
ard cultivated y garden.
Sixty per Of the purchase money remain on bond
and mortgage for three years.
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A ]. BLEECKER, SON co.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY ., AT IL O'CLOCK,
ATTHE EXCHANGE sALEsRooM, Ill BROADWAY,
EXTENSIVE SALE OF
REAL ESTATE AND LEAsEHoLD PROPERTY
ON
COLLEGE PLACE, CHAMBERS, WARREN, HUDSON.
WORTH AND THoAAs STREETS,
BELONGING TO AND BY ORDER OF THE HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.
MAPS AND PARTICULARS
TIT CEDAR STREET.
A J. BLEEcKER, SON & co.
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1gARsHAIiS sALE.-J. BOGART AUCTIONEER, WILL
l sell Monday, February g 1882 at II o'clock at No.
lG5 Mercer third under and BY virtue of
the Stock Fixtures and Tools of the Eagle Gas Stove
Manufacturing Company consisting OF Gas Stoves finished
Stove Castings Screws, Bos Zinc, Belgian
Sheet Iron, Tea Keles Toos La.hes, Benches, Futures
6c. &c. JOHN ii. HILLlER, Marshal.
HFARSHAL'S skLE.-R. FIELD, AUCTIONEER, 4s7
wi Pearl street. City Hall place, will sell Monday
lJ O'clock eight casks about gallons Tomato Catsup
also lot OF Cheese, Wines &C. BY order W. Thompson,
Marshal.
ID FURMAN, ATCTIoNFER los MERCER STREET,
III. will cash Household Furniture, MSfchan-
Disc &C. Also sales OF Furniture at owners residences.
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r. II. LUDLOW co. VIII sell at auction Monday
February 1859 IL O'clock Mt tho Exchange saesroom No
Ill Broadway Trinity Building the Buildings lots Nos IL
72 Chatham street. the line OF the Worth exten
sion, teng eLIOx55 feet Also two story Building
TERMS cash building to be forthwith. For partic
lara apply to r. LUQuEER. 07 Murray street; the
toncer, No. 3 Pine street.
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M ORRIS WILKINS, AUCTIONEER.
Nl PEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY,
ON NORTHWEST CORNER OF AVENUE G AND THIR-
TENTH STREET.
E. II. LUDLOW 4 co. win sell at auction on Thursday,
Feb H. II o'clock, the Exchange saesroom Ill Broad
Way way she N ss CORNER OF VENUE AND
and Buildings, with story MILL together with
Boilers. Ste Engine two Burr Mis two Elevators, Pull
leys Skating, &C. Plot 81 feet inches and s.
feet on Thirteenth street delivery Of the deed
Fifty per cent Of the purchase money remain bond
and mortgage. Maps. &C., at the auctioneers Office, No.
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II to the above balance be added the balance
TO the credit Of the Water Fund, June 90, Is6s.
namely, H066.s6, It will increase the balance
s2l,7t05s. w A'''' W
The total expenditures Of the Water Fund
lor 1868 were tb6,D05. 81, against Asa 3lT 90 for
the year just closed. To the above balance of
receipts over expenses for the past year NAV
properly be added the amount ehsfReabie Ia
the Ward Funds for the erection Of Are plugs,
and which 10 really due from them to the Water
Funds, namely, N,sTo, This would Increase
the balance oil the past year to els, 5+3, 90, and
the present balance to ", 0iO.3s.
This statement would present the Water
Fund In a false light, were II not borne 10 mind
that loans have been made from timo to time
LOT the use OF the Water Department, nrst, by
virtue OF an act OF Congress Autho glziDg the
issue OF 0 per cent. water stock to an amount
~ eSeeeding tib0OOoi and, second, by virtue
Ia, "a "st o. the Councils, approved September
n $50, sn,horizing the Mayor to anticipate
Of .so oOn so o, ,he Water Fund to the amount
20 aIoGy Iof me purpose OF purchasing pipe,
70 Ve iAlu during the ensuing yearU
Inc amount OF water stock issued and Ioan,
maue curing tbs several years, as made nm
from the different reports Of the CItv RsaI.,sP
show a total OF tlJs, Zoo, '0'S Hesister'
The actual receipts Of the Wate, ru,,.
June 30, 1902, exclusive OF IoAns t2ss sns 70 70
actual expenditures to same date tIss 80 ~ ~
balance Of expenditures over actual Tereinto'
slSi ,Ibe02. The loans amount to tlJ3 500, which
makes the total receipts from all sources N59
323 90, and giving the balance, as hereinbeiore
stated, OF Gao, Tt0.3s. Were the outstnndinS
water taxes all paid there would remain a BAT
Anes Of expenditures over receipts, exclusive
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AtCAuuurin Auhtrb.
The Gazette Of Saturday evening has the
following:
IT IS SAID that excellent and well. filed
baskets are awarded those who now try their
luck In fishing ut Glymont. White perch of
the largest size now abound there, and arc
reported to bite rapidly at all sorts of bait.
THERE WAS an unusually full market this
morning, both Of buyers and sellers, and
fruits and vegetables sold at what are con-
sidercd not exorbltant prices. Tho first lima
beans OF the season were brought there by
Mr.. Jesse Owens, from Federal Ili,. 4 few
peaches and some cantaloupcs we're also for
sale. Every sort OF summer vegetable wus
there, and In bountiful supplies. The supply
of butter, eggs, chickens and ducks was also
equal to the demand, but the prices of the
fowls ruled rather high. Some sturgeon was
on the fish benches. The butchers stalls
were well filled, and tho price of meats was
about the same as that asked last week,
ABOUT one hundred boats have arrived
here during the week Just closed, from Cum
bcrland, loaded with coal. If business con-
tlnues as brisk on the canal during the con-
tinuance OF the season as II has been I'D TO
this time-and there 10 no reason why II
should not-thc income of the current year
will exceed that Of any former year. The
entire line Of the Alexandria and Chesapeake
and Ohio canals Is represented TO be In ex-
cellent condition, and as likely to remain SO.
The REMAINS Of Commodore Sidney Smith
Lee reached here at six o'clock yesterday
evening, on the Acquia creek steamer Koy-
port, In charge OF an escort OF three gentle
men, g. V. Moncurc, +. A. W. IIoTe and
Withers Waller, and Rev. Mr.. Meredith,
rector OF the parish In which he had re-
resided, and accompanied by his niece, the
daughter Of General Robert Y. Lee, and
three OF his sons, General Fitzhugh Lee,
Smith and John. At the wharf the coffin,
strewed with cypress aud white roses,
was consigned to the gentlemen who had
been selected as pail bearers, aud who were
John b. Dainger1eld, William q. Cazenoye,
General NJ. d. Corse, Colonel Arthur Her
bert, W. Arthur Taylor and Captain 7. b.
Hooc, by whom 1t was placed In u hearse,
and, followed by number Of citizens, taken
TO Christ Church, where II was met by
Bishop Johns, Rev. Mr.. Meredith and Rev.
Mr.. Mckim, and preceded by them was
borne up the walk and into the church and
deposited In the chancel. Tho beautiful and
impressive burial service OF the Episcopal
Church, including a chant and tho hymn,
81 would not live always" by the choir was
then rendered with oil It's appropriate solom-
nifty, at the conclusion OF which Rev. Mr..
Meredith delivered q short and feeling ad-
dress, In voice broken by emotion; after
which the body was replaced In the hearse,
and, followed by a long cortege, was borne
to the graveyard OF the Methodist Episcopal
church, and were placed In the vault Of the
Messrs. Henderson, to be removed at some
future day TO their final resting place. Gen.
Robert Il. Lee, who was expected to arrive
here on the train from Staunton, TO attend
his brothers funeral, was prevented from
coming.
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Potomac wArER-REroRr or THE WATER
REeIsrRAR--The annual report Of s. X.
Bond, ESQ.,, water registrar, transmitted with
the Mayors message 10 the City Councils at
their last meeting, contains O great deal Of
interesting information In reference TO the
subject Of which Il treats, and we therefore
make the following extracts
The whole number Of water rents at the
the annual value Of the rents Of each class, 10
shown BY the following table, A. made up from
the books Of the offioej but this 10 not ooffset
criterion Of the actual receipts ron tnis
source, for the reason that In some cases me
water has been taken for only a part OF the
year; In Others II has been, for various reasons,
temporarily discontinued, while In lew H.
sts nres ~ Il still due and unpaid.
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Laws Passed by tho kiaty.seys en- b
Council OF Washington CIty, ID. q.
An ACT TO repair and refurnlsh the Col.
lector's office.
BE u enacted By N. Board Of Aldermen AMI
BOdrd Of Common Council Of The Cuy Of
lHashhDion, That the sum Of two thousand
dollars, or SO much thereof rs may be neces.
sary, be, and the same is hereby, appro-
priatcd out Of the general fund to repair and
rcfurnish the Collectors office.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
President Board Of Common Council.
JOHN s. CRocKER,
President Of the Board Of Aldermen.
Approved July s, 1869.
5. J. BowES, Mayor.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-26

PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETIso.-The pub
lie temperance meeting held at the Capitol
grounds yesterday was, for tho short time II
was held, quite interesting. Rev. G. W.
Dennlson presided, and eloquent and lnstruc-
tive addresses were delivered by Nessrs.
Dennlson, Smith, J. L. Kldwell and II. N.
Rothery, who was speaking when rain began
to fall, causing an adjournment. Several
signers werc obtained to the pledge.
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PASTOR CALLED.-Thc congregation of
Shiloh (colorcd) Baptist Church have called
Rev. William Walker, Of Fredericksburg,
Va, TO the pastorship, and he has siguiled
his intention Of accepting II.
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FREE DIscussIoS.-T The Peoples Free
Conference held a discussion on the East
Capitol stops yesterday afternoon, tho qucs-
ton being immortality. Quite q number par
ticipatcd In the debate.
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An ACT granting permission to William
Tucker to erect frame porch aud bath
room.
be u elacted By he Board Of Ahierms. and
Board Of Common Council Of the CITY Of
Washington, That there be, and Is hereby,
granted to William Tucker permission TO
erect n frame porch and bathroom at 427
Fifth street, to DO Immediately attached to
the rear portion Of the said house; Provided,
The said additional structure docs not oc.
cupy or interfere with any public reservation
or street.
Approved July s, 1869.
5. J. Bowen, Mayor.
Approved July 10, 1869.
U. 8. GRANT,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-26

Tue COAX HALL" clothing still carries
the day as to style and finish, while the
material is Of the best quality. A visit 10
the establishment will prove the above as
sertion. No. AGO Seventh street, opposite the
Post Office. n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-26

MEssRs. DODGE & DARSEILLE, Real Estate
Brokers, advertise u valuable brewery In
complete order for sale or lease.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-26

FURNISHED Rooms can DO had at I5l L
street, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-26

A LARGE FRONT ROOM Is for rent at 43C
II street, corner Of Eleventh street.