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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property,
will find 1t 10 their interest 10 advertise In THE TRIBUNE.
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper, and In addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found. not only NewYork md all s cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union Tho advertisement should DO as briof Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear to tho
reader We would especially dwell the fact that tho
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly. comprise individuals every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention reports Of sales OF real both In city
and country thus adding greatly 10 the value Of its col
umns advertising medium. The charges for adver-
tsng are as follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, rs cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per line SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 25 cents per line. About words OF
wide columns average line Terms, cash In advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Thursday, July %. 1862

NywYoRK, Thursday July ~ ioo''
=. .ha absence of anything startling nearer
bona We trust our readers may DC reiresneu w., rnL
,'Io,n account of some extraordinary ACTIONS III ~.
cago: chicago as all know has deservoaiy "Oa
.,,on ~ fast place. where business is uohe WIZ" "
&, g., seldom that recent operation there eah
,alaIoiod The case we speak OF is simply the sun
dion and sale Of large property by persons nas.ne
no ohoaov Of title thereto while the real o"not VI -.
land actually residing upon It, was hot a"'io " ~ 800.
,,on, Of the operation. Albert GOWN owns "i s
near the city, and last Aprl agree" :" '
acres OF it to man named CorDet'' on ~
,or,n. lint the first condition not pein8 YUM
~, .,,, In 40 DAVIS the transaction was then mme'
9atalv annulcd But during this interval, csr t 90
ties doing business under various syes and III rbetts
Uanoch Co had bargained to buy the lal VI ,hiss
asont and had given to bind the bargain woat' go
check which was speedily re1urhed g CO. however
who probaby had heard how JamesF lax owne tht be
Of Union Pacific Railroad stock by the mere iace L
once Santsa 10 tbrg party for 700 worth OF land as
good title they wanted. 80 WITHOUT sonh ,rnn Mr.
as tlaT he ony owner Of the and they
subdivded tho leo acres, on paper so nch 70 me.
Sanics and laborers in the city; also authorizing GeoGo
W Parent to sell the same lots Ihe h asrTn one bright
sunday Of an excursion train, containing H HrL
eral hundred men, under the charge OF roy ina
p uSa ike flock Of blackbirds. He at mrs.
supposed tho crowd to be a prze,iigntng war ware
,v exhbtine pIots and selling his land without his
knowledge lie then went to inv a ma
one OF his lots offered to him. anu p9us1 T Gu,
through man his employment When Mr. c,r CU nynn
confronted them, he so come over BY tSf RrSS
estatons of innocence and good faith that lie astheu
from prosecution, authorized his agents to take up
the Halleck contracts with poor people ana ISSUE
contracts In his nalno instead. But Halleck "
Co. only brought in few such cases. ana conui,
ned right under Mr.. Coyins eyes to sell ms ana anu
pocket the money therefor and finally. nndlng theh
t i'm this surreptltous course. he shut down. on the
swinders, and two Of them G b. 0rvls ana Jonn -
Haeck. has fled, and probably tho money with him.
And this is the latest Chicago peculiarly IMAM. ,,,.,o
The handsome mansion and grounds on Buena VISTA,
ave Workers belonging to Mr. Mather, have been sofa
TO a Nov. York gentleman for SlO,75O.
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6iip g,al Gstat. for Sale.

4 DWELLING for SALE in West Thirty
IA nnbs between tnh and SNthave price $4,000; posses
sion at once Apply to HOMER MORGAN, No2 Puet O,5'o
E0R SALE.-TWO VERY ELIGIBLE FULL
Lots Forty eighihst between Fnh Madison ava
Terms Appyto d.5ID HOMER MORGAN No. Pinest
DOR SALE-NO. Mitchell-place EAST 40th-
ST. 9soU brownsone bgl.ioop HOUSE all modernn improve
nens house lsISoIlOO f. rented for 400 Price $1,000
q. A. ARMOUR. No IN Pine.st
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A frst-class
story HOUSE 20Tf well Stngvessnt
Park house and
Address Boz No. 1901 Postonce.
If you wish to SELL, EXCHANGE, PUR-
CHASE or RENT CITY COUNTRY PROPERTY and get such
desire, call G. FREEMAN Co.. No 2I2 Broadway
l INN g. HANLON,
IL REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS'
Bey sell OF exchange City Suburban aud Southern Property
Southern Lands cheap Titles perfect
Colonization Soeeie, literally dealt with, By
LINN HANLoN No Murray st., HewYork
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. I
OFFICE THK SUPERVISING ARCHITECT JulT H. 1863
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until

I
SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, july -. 1869
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- H. 1869 for furnishing and delivering the Of the New
PosO Hwiok 10 such quantities and Al such times may he
CURED 40 600 feet less Of dimension GRANlTB clear In
free from The will ~
each and will be foil the and true soaHd
tous and according Schedule Of Ses be fnrd hereafter
Also for furnishing and deysrhg above $500 cubic ys
Of GRANITE LIMESTONE North River HUBBLE 20 be fat
the bed souRd pd breaking with fracture
be bond stones eonian thAn cubic feet, and
than cubic be lees thn inches cL
Also for 5000 yd, hard durable STONE brokes to
the si1e OF bens' eggs. suitable for concrete
Bids viii be made by the cubic foot and y eud will be rendered
hrately for dimension stone. rubble. and
he mOnthT delivery OF
the Supervising Architect bis deung per
until the FINAL completion Of the contract.
Al bids by penal bond in the Of 10000
dollars bidder will the
AwAed To hnbe suceny Of the security be certified to BY Tue
District Attorney Of the District where the bidder resides
The Department the right TO reject all bids be
deemed for the Interests Of the do and lid that
does conform respect this Advertisement will not be
sdered.
Proposals be ndOrsd Proposals. for Dimension, Rabbls and
Concrete Stone"
BGen for Dimension Stone will submit IN all sample OF the
stone they bid fore inches cube showing the different styles Of cutting
suitable TO- and showing the quality Of the material
A. b. MULLRIT, Supervising ATceiteet.
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gsSal Uotit,s.

~~>S>~~-
SUPREME COURT-CITY and COUNTY of
~ EEw YORK.-PHTLiP KRTTERER agst FERDINAND sTOks
Sci AID ossIn Of judgment Of the Supreme Court Of
the state Of New York rendered this the seventeenth day Of
Jaun 1901 The subscriber referee therein named BY J.
BiBECkER SON Co.. will sell public the RIehsBgs
sasoom No Ill Broadway the CITY Of York the twenty
seventh Czh DAY Of MAY 1909 twelve O'Clock all those
tain ots Of ud with the buildings thereon erected tusd the CITY
OF htufort bounded and described follows All those certain lots
places parcels Of land situate lying the aie 10th Wadj
nov p Ward Of the City Of EewYo the eide Of Seventh
avenue bounded and containing together follows, that 10 Be-
Ennng point the north esssy Of Seventh
ren street thence running oey along the essie aide Of
'b seEsbh forty feet Ave tste parallel
with seuy street. hundred thenee outheJ parallel
Win The seventh forty nine feet the noher side
OF WehtgIth street. and thence vestwardy along bohe
OF T-snirsIt street hundred feet the
her OF ID. ssrsn avenue and Twenty street the point place Of
begnning-Dated May 80. 1869
B. NJ STOKES Referee. No. ~ wslst
time and place.
The sale
ns, 81 the same time and place.
Tte sae Of tie above er pospop,d until MONDAY June
Inst. 81 the time aud place.
The sale Of the above july
the time aud place
The sBs OF tie above July Inst,
same TINE irs place b. NJ. STOKES Referee No IL Walst
The sale OF the shove posponed unI MONDAY L.
the snJ place STOKES Referee Wslis.
The sale Of the above postponed until FRIDAY JULY l6
same time ADJ place B. b. H. STOKES Referee No u WAlLst
The sale OF the above postponed MONDAY July d. inst
ias tine and pAss " STOKES Referee ~. ~ WAlt
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IHEAtUM UkfAHINENE I
OYrcK ov SUPERVISING ARCHITECT. jay -. loca


OPrcE oT SUPERVISING ARCHITECT. July y. lSla
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- 3si day Of JULY 1862 fr furnishing and delivering
2oOo B4RRELS no,e or e Of the best 9us OF kSesaas %
other CEMENT equal 10 quality thereto the Site OF The proposed
PosOcs bnng EewYok Each bsrel TO eonan 81 least 800
lbs Of Cement be delivered quantities Of from So 10 loo bar
subj the order Of the cruising Architect bis agent aud
At such times be- 10 their Judgment necessary.
All bids be accompanied by psuG boRd 10 the sun OF ss
that bidder M aud perform the contract awarded TO him.
the efficiency Of h security be certified by the District Attorney
Of be where the bidder resides.
Department the right to reject all bids
bid
conform In 10 the requirements VI this AdVe
GseDsni will not be considered.
PToposals 10 be indofIed
Proposals. for applying Cement" ard addressed 10 49,
A. D. Ml LLEIr. SnperIsn r Archlieet
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Proposals.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE SUPERVISING ARCHITECT July H. 1862 ~.
CFALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- ais; Of July 1859 for the erestang and ens
,way the site Of the PosOmce on the Parf
amounting 20 So 900 cubic yards The sand found
on the included Ia the contract but will be retained by
he DepAr,meut directed By Tie
ysng Architect = his duly authorized agent -,
will be mae the excavation and the payments month
rssrng per insure faithful And prompt completion Of
the
bidder VIII soeFt aud perform the contract
othe be certified 70 by the
1.-THE D; where the bidder resides The Depart
itself the night Of rejeotug all bids II
for the Of the Government 10 do An bid that
does conform respect 20 the reqensns Of this advertise
ment will % be considered
Proposal. will be incod sealed envelope indoud Proposals
for RIcAvIung," and addressed 20 the undsrsigned.
A. MULLETT Supervising Architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
yrth.ysrssp Zeal estate for Sale.

~ ~ ORANGE. n. J.-VILLAS. VILLA SLID ~,
O1ms ars,t variety beautifully situated one b9np rom ON
yt Tor sAIElow Also Conntry seats snn go
the or year y na. corner Main Cone sto6
4 COITNTRY RESIDENCE in Llewellyn
A w nnn y.wJersey only hour from the cay for
rsH ,sbe and built Of stone with I'VE ag5e
81 ina lie advantages Of the Park Apply 10 l. d.
q Co. No. 10 Wilnm'st, New iorh, VI =" ' ' " "
Library Building. Orange New.Jersey
T BROTHERHOOD PARK, n. j.
n CHOICE BUILDING PLOTS close 70 tne Depo' ~ n :"
Ut p.v from ,v for SALE by the MOUNT RUTHERFORD Co.,
. ,v,s AL, orl, Apply to p H. BURROWS supt Rutherford
p,,k. or BLAUvELT & OGILDY, No Isl Broadway
III, WANTING FARMS-Good SOIL, milo
Innate "a mss souh Of Philadelphia Price only $23 per acre
Also Improved Hundreds are settling in'HaNoA '
Adore, g. K LANDS vinelsnd New-Jersey -
nor SALE-My COTTAGE PLACE, with al
necesary appendsges O threequarters o. an acre @
perfectly healthy fisdeavs s9nsenen ~ hid n wanted
ton on Morris and Essex Railroad More lana eau DC hso ~
Inquire on the premises Of WM w. BALDWIN
JENKINS 81 WAY, at NEW -BKuNS WIN,
81 j. oees opposite Depot ard at No " senons~ n''
10 Ill the following property; fell description sent " desrea A
P.rn No g. near X station 1893 full stocked WIN hoe' 'A'
Farm No Yards from Princeton Station, wen osouAe'
mn 81 acres $4,000 $1,000 remain - 40 oo al O0o
Farm No II, l5i acres. IL cultivated miles oep'' ~'
Farm H. ZIG acres splendid house. % miles depot 20 acres wooo'
balance cultivated S22CO0 $l2C00 can remain -. h..
Farm No. a. 90 II cultivated 3in WOOD me oep0h H'"
Farm No. u.s. u acres all in grass miles depot $500 S9""
Pann No. a. CA acres minutes from n J. Central depot nr''
class farm acres wood $1,000 49, aeooo
Farm No. u.s. 50 50 apple trees 800 peach trees e0"
Farm No. g. 20 acres IN village so cultivated, mile
from depot 20 miles from New exchange for brooklyn property
Rdas Hotel for sale formerly famous "stes Hotel" opposite
the r. depot New brunswick j. will exchange ior erm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
gorsts. Garriagts, TT.

FOR SALE.-A very fine young thorough
respect Can be at the stables Of STEWART Co..
Amity and Wooster-ss
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9Th gubIitutiOns.

A MEXICAN PH0TO-LITHOGRAPE1C CO.'S
= OFFICE has been removed 20 No. I4D Fulop-st. NY
RABBI SCHTUSSS CHRONICLES OF THE
HsEsesEsE." - S~ NN'-' w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
TREASURY DEPARTMENT I
OFFICE SUPERvisINg ARCHITECT, July lj 1853
Al DD0D4S 4 L ILL L. r-oooi.r..l

[
OFFICE SUPERvnISa ARCHITECT July u, 1859
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- the 3 dv ofJu 1869 f all and the whole Of the IRON
FEECB and STONE COPING nsoBg the United States Property
the Psrk EewYor 800 feet Broadway aud
$50 feet circular connection between them being TO feet less
Of lion Fence and Gaping
Said Fence and Coping will require u be removed before the
h day ofAugusi and all portion. remsng the GROUND after
that date will he forfeit 10 the United States
indorsed
and will be addressed
Itself the rgt 70 reject M Of the bids II be deemed
for the interest Of tie Government do bid that does
conform this advertisement will considered
A. b. MULLEfr, Supervising Architect. Treasury Department
VNO CONTRACTORS.-SEA PROPOS-
AIS will he received BY the Board village Of
Mount vernon T. until Tuesday August 1862 for ercavsng
for and building brick SEWER through Fourth Of said vge
according us and specifications which the
VIM Sleigh Fourth ~ H. H. H. Depot Mt Vernon
The Board Of Trustees the all pro-
posas not deemed satisfactory BY order Of The Doar o. Trustees
Mt. Vernon, July 81, 1863. wa. p. SLEGHT. Clert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23
BruukIpn I,al Gstat, for Salf.


FOR SALE or to LEI, in BROOKLYN,
Il VALUABLE WHARF AND STORAGE PROPERTY
LOT aud BUILDINGS Brooklyn Of prem.
ses known Baltic Store 569 feet by with pier
J8 feet long I 100 900 bond "
Hrented possession eau be given August
Address D. \. b.. Boz No. 1881.
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gt6-Sustp S,al estut. for Sale.

EOR HOMES, in Jersey, call on BALDWIN,
= aap0nis u u y pspSl NJ. 10 BIssayt. SsvEk, NJ
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Grintiug.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 10i Fulton-st
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS aud LABEL MANUFACTURE
Frs
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Gong Sslanb 3tal Gstat. for sal,.
Mtsttbtstr 6oumtp RsuI Gstat, for Suit.

GREAT BARGAlN-For q desirable place
~ In town Of Rye tve mnutss
purchased neds,e good houses carsEs house sud
plenty OF fruit and shade trees good eestoni
sPESCRR owner No. 23l GrandsG
XONKERS.-A splendid French roof House
Tor sale dsteas neghborhood Apply to j. YouMASs Yonke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

Gitp &rOptrtg TO $a.
ITO LET-The Second Floor and Front Base
tive rooms) No. 80 Bondst Dsaust Brooklyn
Possession BY frst Of August Will be let low mall family
TWO STORES to LET in the Tribune Build
lng HoL and sRRUCBSr Also the entire SECOND FLO OR
extending Nos and with steam power The building
proof Apply at The Tribune onea
Ok CHURCH-ST. NEW STORE and
lC BASEMENT 25I5 feet rent 500 per month also Front
OFFICE to LET 2Oi feet S25 per months also bali
2I9 feet rent S month In 6s.Oy bk bnng No 542 Upper
Pearlst, near BoadwAy. ALEXANDER KNOX.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

Lake Pepin Fish-ChO,cder, by OLIVER GIBBS,
1r, New-YoFk. II. ID. AcIEtyre & Co.. Is the title OF
very pleasant little volume Of sporting sketches which
originally appeared in Tie Spirit Of the Times in the
Eorm OF letters to Gen. f. II. Spinner. Mr. Gibbs wrtes
with true tportsmans Eost aud 40 glad that his ex
perenccs have been preserved in 60 neat a shane
We have received Magioon or wonderful
Prophecies concerning Popers with Q. Magic Figures NV
Dr. PAULUs mo Imprint: The origin o. Lan0ilaos by W
q. BLEcK edited with preface by DR. Ernst Haeckel
aud translated By Thomas Davidson Il, W. schmidn.
Croq'et, treatise, with notes and commentaries nv
Capt. MAYSE REID On. y. No. 1l9 NaRsau-stJ; An
Elementary Grammar Of The Latin Language. by VIM B
SILBER, Phi d. "a. S. Barnes & Coz; fhe BiHcrd WorN
by DUDLEY DAyASAGH RavaDagIi Decker; aad Julius
Cesar; did ne The CIanncll RerLclsed: by JOHN
WAINWRIGHT G4ondon: John Russell smith; Phlladel.
Phis; John CampbeiB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-23

~ ROAD LINE. from foot Of Courtiaudi-5L
CAPE MAY without change
the li0 train nom SswYoFi and through Cape Nay
out change, arriving al D.
LONG BRANCH BY ALL RAIL Ps.enssrs taking the soa "a
Express from Junction vim h,a.h
train Cor Long Braneh 's~
Tickets Cor sale foot Of cCuandtt the Depot Jersey c,, .Dx
at No. ". broadway n Y. ''' wy 80
W. JACKSON. General supeript..s,.t
w. RANKIN General Pc.
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Country Qropsrtp 60 g,t.

XONKERS. Furnished and unfurnishet
HOUSES to LET cheap. Apply to YoUMANS Ast Yorker.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-23

MISCELLANEOUS ITEMs.-A joint resolution
has passed the House donating cannon for the
erection Of an equestrian statue OF Gen. Grant,
to be placed on the south terrace OF the
Treasury.
In the House resolution has been adopted
authorizing the President OF tho United States
to make proper preparations for the reception
OF the body Of George Peabody.
The Secretary of the Navy has ordered the
iron clsds Miantonomah and Terror to proceed
TO Portland. to convey into the harbor there
the funeral feet bearing the remains OF George
Peabody.
Charles fletcher. the great actor whom
Dickens recently took occasion to laud IN sueh
extrayagant terms, left Southampton for the
United States on Tuesday.
A frigate arrived at Havana yesterday from
Spain, bringing 1900 soldiers. These troops,
as we'll as all lately landed. were Immediately
sent to the seat OF war.
The California aud Oregon and tbe huba
Railroad Companies have consolidated under
the name OF tho California and Oregon hall
road Company, with q capital OF $l5,OOo,OOO'
Work ON the road is being vigorously prosecu
ted. Three hundred and fifty additional Chin'
csc laborers were placed at work last week
The strike OF the mill operatives in Dover
Mass, is reported failure, owing 10 Tue uo
cessities of the work people, and the little AID
received from outside parties. Most OF th9
little saved for winter has been expended, ahc
the operatives arc worse off than ever.
Ii is said that English sparrows are The
greatest of foes to bugs, caterrllIars, ana al
verminIDIesting trees. They were imported
a few wears AGO into New York to stock th'
great park of that city, since which time the!
have been colonized in several other Northern
cities, and have in every instance cleared the
parks aud gardens Of the innumerable parasite
that were formerly such an annoyance.
The venerable Mrs President Polk was vsl
ted by the members of the Tennessee Lceisia
ture on Tuesday week, as q mark OF respec'
and were cordially received and entertained
A new tunnel under The river Thames, nea
the Tower, and for that reason called TN
Tower Subway" is in process OF constructor
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Marriage and Death Notices fifty cts. Obitu-
aries will be charged at advertisement rates. for
notices over four lines.
Transient Advertisements will be inserted at
former rates, viz: 81 for the first insertion OF
one square, of eight lines or less and twenty
five cents for each subsequent insertion.
For Special Notices or City ltoms 10 cts per
line for the first insertion, and eight cents per
line for each subsequent insertion will be
charged.
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NocEF1Es'
Having Just returned from tho North, where
|. with great care, have selected very choice
lot of GROCERIES, consisting of every article
found in the grocery line, L would invite q
call from my friends and the public generally
In my stock can be found
Sugars, Teas and Cof es. of all grades.
Brandies, Wines Whistles. &c, Foreign
and Domestic.
Preserved Fruits, in cans and jars
Jelles, Sauces, Catsups, &c.
American Pickles, in jars and bbls.
Also, Cross and BlackwelPs Pickles.
Flour-Fine, Super Extra and Family:
TobAcco-Smokinga and Chewing, of all kinds
Cigars and Cigarettes, of the finest quality.
Soaps-CommOn, Patent and Toilet.
Syrups and Moasses.
Fine Salts, in sacks, small bags and boxes.
Candles-Sperm, Adamantine and Talow.
Vinegar-Common, Cider and White Wine.
Vegetables, in cans and jars.
Nuts Walnuts, Pecsns, Almonds &c
Boxed Fruits, such as Citron, Figs and Rails
ins, in quarter, half and whole boxes also,
Seedess Raisns, Dates, Mnce Meat and Cur
rants. -
A largo lot of Wood and Willow Ware,
Brooms, &c
Hams-Country and Sugar covered
and uncovered.
Shoulders Breast Pieces and Sides.
And every other article found in hrst' class
grocery store, and which | purpose to soil
cheap for cash Givo me a call
GEO. l. SEATON,
nov l3-tr 179 King street,
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FANCY GOODS. q,

FANCY GOODS, Gc.
EURS AND MILLINERY GOODS
Just received large assortment OF
FURS,
such as pure SABLE CAPES and MUFFS,
SABLE MINK MUFFS and COLLARS, 81
BERIAN SQUIRREL MUFFS AND COL
LARS, Carrokule Sacques and Muffs Astraksn
Collars and Mutfs, Ermine Collars and Nuts.
and large assortment of
CHILDREN'S FURS;
Swansdown and Ermine Trimmings.
Furs made and repaired at the shortest no.
tice.
Also, good assortment Of seasonable
MILLINERY GOODS,
such as Bonnets. Hats, Flowers, Feathers, Rib
bons, Velvets &c.
A full line of GENTS and BOYS HATS
and CAPS. Miss Z. A. HEWITT,
No. 80 King St, Evans old stand,
oct 30-2m Alexandria Virginia.
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PATIENT AND SATISFIED. did not ex
pect to be received promptly nor did We ex
pect not to be received. We did not expect
anything. The fact is We have gone out of the
Expectation trade Ii is an article We prefer
not to deal in. We have learned to labor and
to wait, and while waiting, We make it point
Of conscience to have good time.
We are Just as blessed and exultant as II We
were already in the Union. Ii Congress should
take us in to day, We will be very much pleased,
but if tho matter be put off till January, that
will suit us Just as well. If we are taken in, il
January, we will be delighted, but it it is co u
sidered best that We shall remain in our pre-
sent posture another month, or year, or forty
years, we are perfectly agreeable. 1t Congress
upon reflection, should deem it best to bring
the matter back to the people, and will give
us an open field. that will be splendid. An
other campaign just now would be charming,
provided, of course. Congress thinks, it best. {.
If Congress should regard it necessary to re-
qure the members OF our Legislature to swal.
low the test oath, then we say with all oul
hearts, we are periectly-not wiiling.-Fsters'
burg IRdeE.