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Planting Potatoes.
SA BARRELS Pink-Eye and Goodrich
cO PLANTING POTATORS, lust received
and for sale by &T. X, AGNEW
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For Sale.
SO BUSHELS of genuine "Peeler" COT.
-jFeb II &c
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Irish Potatoes.

Irish Potatoes,
DLANTING and for table use:
Il Early Rose, Early Goodrich. Pink-eve.
Peach Blow, Chill Red. y g
For salo by GEO SYMMERs
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Orleans. but they keep their temper aud
plant sorghum. In a few years they hope to
save all the money they now spend for ordi-
nary sugar. In other matters they are
equblly provident. If little hay patch can be
found on the farm, they cut down every
blade IF grass and sell or feed it to the
cattle in winter. We allow great fields Of
grass to fall under our feet in the fall, and in
the winter we send to Wisconsin to buy
some of the hay her people cut off the bogs
and in the low lands. The West raises corn
and pays thirty dollars per month for la
borers to gather it. We claim to have better
land and a more profitable crop, and yet it is
considered piece of radical nonsense if we
insist that freedmen shall not be driven out
by coolies because the cooie offers to slave it
for ten dollars per month. We are, there
fore, open to information on these two sub
jects that cotton is not the only salvation of
the South, and that the State will not be
ruined if labor is paid for at the rate of dol
lar day. Let us then learn to be both eco-
nomical and liberal.
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ECONOMY AND LIBERALITY.

From the Ne,C Orleans Republican.
The South may learn lesson from the
West, but she has refused to be taught so
often, that it is like hoping against hope to
suppose that she will. In 1866 hops sold for
sixty cents a pound, and Wisconsin went
into the business with vigor something like
that which afficts us on the subject of grow
ing cotton. All the farmers bought and
planted the new vine, and set up their poles
for big crop and a handsome profit. In
1867 and 1868 hops fell to twelve cents, and
some parcels were sold as low as five cents.
The farmers were badly hurt, but they did
not surrender. They cut up the hop-vines
and put in wheat, corn, barley and
potatoes. Now they are comfortable in
esrning living interest and good
wages. The lesson we might learn is
this, that instead of paying Wisconsin one
collar per bushel for corn, if we raised
our own grain and saved our money at home,
it would be doing in Louisiana what is being
done year after year in Wisconsin. Farmers
in the Northwest do not swear at us because
they have to buy sugar and mQlRsses in NsW
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SANGUINARY FORMALITIES.
From the NJ Y. Tribune.

FTO7N tNe ", 7. ITEOUHes
1t is probably an American discovery that
there are more ways than one for killing
cat. Even the foremost minds in Europe have
in general been satisfied with the axiom that
a cat has nine lives, to which the corollary is
that they must be taken in detail, and with
due observance of the proprieties. Whether
it is a cat to be killed, an indefensible city to
be given up, or foregone international
conclusion to be acted upon, in each case the
proper formalities must be followed, and
usually blood must be shed.
The conditions by which we are surrounded
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embody itself in efficient act, but a mere
array Of words which comes faom nothing,
and results in nothing, beyond itself. Thus
has our authorized representative in Paris
displayed us to the shrewd master of the
fortunes of Germany as a partisan, and a
cOwardly, do-nothing partisan, Iof Frances
and thus has he illustrated the truth that in
diplomacy, as in the everyday business of
individual life, the rule of sincerity is the
rule of prudence-say no more than you
mean to do
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EOuOAT,oNAL.

HNARL GAERTNERS NATIONAL CONSERVE
~ TORY OF MUSIC, S. T.. corner TENTHtiI
WALNUT Streets, is now open for the Fourth Sea
for the reception of pupils. Instruction isglveu
by staff OF the best Professors in the city intl
following branches:-
Vocal Music, Piano, Violin, Viola, violoucello
Contra Bass, Theory OF Harmony, Grand Organ Tor
Church Organ, Cabinet Organ, Meodeon, Flute.
Claronet, Oboe, Bassoon Horn, Cornet Trombone
Harp, Guitar ETC., etc. and in the Italian, German
French, and Spanish Languages
For particulars circulars to be had at the ONCE
OF the Conservatory and in the Music Stores
The Director Of the Conservatory takes this opp0r
tuny to express his sincere qualification at the
cess which has attended his efforts to establish this
Institution in Philadelphia on permanent basis and
with the prospect Of continued prosperity.
He would likewise declare his gratitude to the
many kind friends among the students and else
where, whose interest in the cause Of thorough in-
struction in the art and science OF music has
sisted so materially in bringing the Conservatory to
its present state OF usefulness.
He can only promise in return that his devotion to
the object OF raising the institution under his care
to high place among the great Music Schools OF
the world shall be-as it has been-the controlling
influence at the Conservatory.
CARL GAERTNER,
IL I'm Director and Proprietor
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CONGRESSIONAL.

1st ct-BENJAMIN HUCKEL.
Cd HON. CHARLES ONEILL.
Sd HON. LEONARD MYERS.
4th HON. WILLIAM d. KELLEY.
9th ALFRED G. HARMsER.
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sREoIAL NOTICES.
. N 81 o N.

pa - o N.
R E UBLIc An KET.
JUDICIARY.
EDWARD NJ. PAysoN.
THOMAS X. FINLBTTER.
ASSOCIATE JUDGE OF THE DISTRICT COURT:
JAMES LYND.
COUNTY.
SHERIFF:
WILLIAM r. LEEDS.
REGISTER OF WILLS:
WILLIAM NJ. BuNN,
Late private 72d Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers
oIERK or THE ORPHANS COURT:
SERGEANT JOSEPH c. TITTERMARY.
CITY.
RECEIVER OF TAXES:
ROBERT II. BEATTY.
CITY COMMISSIONERS:
CAPTAIN JAMES Balm.
CONGRESSIONAL.
1st tDistrict-BENJAMIN HUCKEL
I'd " HON. CHARLES o'NEILL.
Sd " HON. LEONARD MYERS.
4th HON. WILLIAM d. KELLEY.
9th |" ALFRED G. HARMsER.
SENATOR THIRD DISTRICT
BENJAMIN w. THOMAS.
ASSEMBLY.
lst District--SAMUEL P. THOMSON.
2d " WILLIAM H. STEVENSON.
Sd &C WILLIAM KELLEY.
4th I" WILLIAM ELLIOTT.
9th WILLIAM DUFFY.
9th COL. CHARLES KLECKNER.
7th ROLERT JOHNSON.
sth WILLIAM L. MARSHALL.
9th WILLIAM II. PORTER.
10th JOHN f. REYBURN.
11th SAMUEL M. HAGER.
18th JOHN LAMON.
18th JOHN DUMBELI.
14th JOHN CLOUD
18th ADAM ALBRIGHT.
10th WILLIAM F. SMITH.
18th WATSON Comfy.
18th JAMES MILLER
BY order of the City Executive Committee.
JOHN L. HILL, President.
II II. GofEaaGU'H' c HoSS, Secretaries.
9l4 wfmst&d9t
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II N. LIZ UD T. X B A e. II q
IL ACADEMY FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,

IL ACADEMY FOR YOUNG MEN AND BOYS,
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS,
A Primary, Elementary, and Finishing School.
Thorough preparation for Business or College.
Special attention given to Commercial Arithmetic
and all kinds of Business Calculations.
French and German, Linear and Perspective
Drawing, Elocutlon, English Composition, Natural
FIELD PRACTICE in Surveying and Civil Engi-
neering, with the OF all requisite instruments,
is given to the higher classes In Mathematics.
A h-st-elass Primary Department
The best ventilated, most lofty and spacious Class
Open for the reception of applicants daily from 10
Fall term viii begin September 12.
Circulars at MIR. Warburtons, No. 4S0 Chestnut at.
HALLowELL SELECT HIGH SCHOOL FOR
Ii Young Men and Boys, which has been re-
on September 19 in the new and more oommodious
buildings Nos 112 and lid N. NINTH Street. Neither
effort nor expense has been spared in fitting up the
rooms, to make this rstclass school OF the highest
grade.
school. Parents and students are invited to call
and examine the rooms and consult the Principals
from A. NJ to 2P dsGH NJ sfter A9gg%siSn Auggst 1s;
, JOHN g. MOORE, M; s.,
HAMILTON INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG LADIES.
;Sis No $50 10, SmESMuT street, Nest phllade-
having successfully completed its fourth year, has
become one OF the established schools Of our CITY,
Its course OF study includes thorough English and
classical Education embracing Mental, Moral, aud
Physical culture.
Its ninth session will open on MONDAY, Septen-
Der IL. For terms, ETC., apply at the school.
S29n PHILIP A. CREGAR, Principal.
EILDON SEMINARY.-MISS CARRS SELECT
IL Boarding School for Young Ladies will RE-
OPEN SEPTEMBER Ii, 1870.
1t is situated at the York Road Station of the
North Pennsylvania Railroad seven miles from
Philadelphia
The Principal may be consulted personally at her
residence during the summer, by letter addressed
to Shoemakertown Post ONCE, Montgomery county,
Pa. Circulars be obtained also at the office OF
JAY COOKE & CO.,
IS Bankers, PHILADELPHIA
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rsSy. OFFICE OF TIE FRANKLIN FIRE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Philadelphia, Sept.
II, 1870.
An election for Ten Directors, to serve during the
ensuing year. will be held, agreeaby to charter, at
the office OF the Company, on MONDAY, October g.
1870, between the hours of il A. NJ. and 2 p. NJ.
9 10 13t j. w. MCALLISTER, Secretary.
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TIE FIRST MORTGAGE BON Ds

of tho
NEW HAVEN, MIDDLETowN AND wILLIMANTIC
RAILROAD COMPANY, -----s
secured by lien on ALL THE PROPERTY OF THE
ROAD present safe convenient, attractive, and pro-
ntable Investment They bear SEVEN PER CENT
INTEREST, payable halfyearly-Nay and November.
in New York-FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX, aud
FROM STATE AND LOCAL TAXES IN CONNECT.
CUT; are issued 10 ations Of $500 and tl0)o,
and can at the option Of the holder, be REGISTERED,
with without coupon attached
This deservedly popular security Possesses sdvsn
tages which will always make II taFAVoRITE INVEST
MENT. and one which must be constantly In demand.
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PRICE PAR AND INTEREST.

HATCH FooTE,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES,
i2 WALL STREET. NEW YoRK.
limited STATES TREASURY,
NEW YoRk, July 2, 1870
During the month ofJuly 1870. shall. by order re-
ceive bids for gold and offers OF bonds % follows;
BIDS FOR GOLD.
Wednesday, July Gone Million Especial FundJ
wednesday. July iS-One Million (sinking FUND.-
Wednesday, July 2o-oue Million Especial FUND.-
Wednesday, July T-one Million Sinking FUND.-
s~ OFFERS OF BONDS.
THURSDAY, July lone Million tSinking FUND.-
Thundsy, July 1.-TWO Millions Especial FUND.-
Thursday, July ?i-one Million Sinking FUND.-
Thursday, July 2s-Two Millions Especial FUND.-
They will be in accordance with regulations hereto.
fore observed certified check for fvc per cent. OF
bid or offer must be deposited herewith. Proposals
will be opened at u o'clock each day specified.
The Treaury may at Its option accept Offers OF bonds
or bids for gold in OF the amount advertised for
Further particulars can be had at this once.
ClIAs. J. FoLGER Assistant Treasurer U. s.
VNHE SOUTHERN CENTRAL RAILROAD
is now completed the entire distance from 0wego to
Auburn. popular and prosperous agricultural and
manufacturing district is thus efficiently provided for
The local business OF the Southern Central will be very
large, both freight aud passenger tranc. The rich
agricultural country through which II runs will anord
aconstantly Increasing business The great manufac
turing Establishments at Auburn. whose water power
is the best In the state and the cnterprisng towns
along the line will always secure to TINS road good
income.
vERMlLYE 4 CO, the Financial Agents OF the road
offer the remaining unsoli portion OF the Bonds with
the greatest confidence believing them TO be good
security any that has ever been placed this
kct The Bonds bear per cent. have thirty years
to run and they are convertible into stock at the option
OF the holder.
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4;rsonal Aotnn.

WILL PATRICK NEVILLE, late OF Dally
w kcrosuc, county Wexford, ltcmud please address
his brother, NICHOLAS NEVILLE, box Ii5 sun office
DADICAL CURE, without knife. clustic, or de.
tcnton nom business, for structure fStua, Piles,
Diseases of the Pelvic Nsceri, Diseases and DriOrmes
OF the eye nose face. aud perton and all nUoTtant
cases. HENRY \. DANIELS. MD, IA Lexington nv.
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NATIoNALIINt .rEAM-nIr
YtonI notltts.
NEW YORK sIPREME IOTKT-C

y County 6l Sew I6fG'-C ara Owe Lynn -'oa
1y I'm, "S''H,' i, H 'v.,la & ~ az a u i 4 of M i
prcue court ol ne sm'r Of Sew ior, mair IN t1s
i.arci5i H.. o. AZ ar 9on nc s,n isY OF 10
l., Thomas L,wreucc lie referee IA lie SAIL jafg
mcni nImrl viii expose to s4.e at pnbnc auction, -
noon At tl,c F,cIaugc sacsro6mh, III BroadSa, 10
mc c.ly Of New lorN, by Benamln T. fairchd Auc'
uonecr. the following described prcnsei, VIZ
n ihst g i1l or Garc = 81 iagd
on smap OF property m the then Twelfth Wlr %. "a
Guy belonging 10 Cenm5to l.aac lhau.ccy far
the Register OF the Guy and County Of New lor, .ui
numbered eightYiour go In tn case wnich sad t'
6rScc 5 ev S sad d lot t Sen .tgniS 5SS on m ,5a
sce OF llshysxth street :! fc,t inca sGonl W.
IN Sdl. "a 'front.' aud rear ana lO4 feet inches "a de- ID
p'''d New YORK NIX Tioa e Il isI' LAWRENCE Referee.
GlpSos y. TucKEH fs.nuns AtonD, mead
SUPREME COTRT-Ncw YorR-Abrlh,' no..
= Icy Jr ggan,l Gt'rle seven a. and u.rc-. ~
pSig"G'a iS @ ot jYdSmra, I,ds e" az n2oy' &
,ss Mgiyrse @2ed "a @ n s1eI! 9fI
toSs,Tn s 6e HS ~ lI rra
wnv ~ Ne cil, Of New Iors ol ne 5th da5 OF lay,
,crlocd lNssd Judgment order, iht j; o. ~. 30 tnI
certain pAco parcel or 90, ol lanl wl,h me h' .'r
u The cy d NV YorS, 6on6de and dgs .i''i d. ~
I9W, AM, 6csi9n4E n ln'nt 90 ne n,ttI a. OK ~
tynve feet and our inches wcstcrl from The tornN .'
erlS c9ner OF sail lNentyn.I' 'uert ana Nln' az
hnln avenue clgh ythrs; irri thence ,w,s.cig .
IATi, rcHI wn i'id 10. h&a5Hf5 & I j e cs al
ana parallel with ssli Nnth Ntnu' cl hil lrL ..,,
thence eastcrly along sld nurih,ry sic OF ,ui l",
y hrsI street nineteen lcrI and three I"che' " ''
poiIt OF place oi beginning
ALFEEp 7. ACKRGT, Referee
Pine street, Sew YORK
Il, II, DowSE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Ntntlstrp.

IT. 5 H sa5 ~: at rc ,sGpcsa Ss; T9s
bone, and plAtiIa o.. An work warranted nrst Gas,
AT Dr GEO WHITES, 70 9th Az, cor. wiNeTlty place
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HtOttl,.

IL. DISEASES OF eIthcrs,x cured wit'oNt f'r'
N curry Nervous debility Is pelluPucnty rirrI ."
sultations conndeuuAl DR., MARSH, - Bcr' h'I ST.
NO CIIARGEl-DispensaCy Tor TAG cIrt u' d.
~ cate com latnts In DOth sexes without ur'u.' .
manhood also restored DR.. DEHAUE ~ Hr''''
sL 20 years practice.
NERVOUS DEBILITY land complaints OF r'.h. ..
~ seI cured inM 2diatey Dy pr, l.NANai ~ '"'SsN
at Phssiel vigor restored oI hu EhIu OF l4iA
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4roi,sslunal 6aros.

nR. OLIN, regular graduate OF Medicine con.
~ llhues TO treat with success nervous debiity
anu All diseases oi either sex. Age, with expo
an; ana ist charges cal hls opinon costs nothing. Pa
Ithu see the Doctor M person send two stamps
lor reaed( pamphlet, descrbinI the diseases OF hts
specially once and parlor embrace every conye
nlenee are Iespectsoy aud centrally located. "a Bond
st., New York.
nH LEWIS, 7Beach ST, New York. cures all dis
~ eases without exposure, trouble change of Diet
Let those who despair getting cured eIseH here or
have been pronounced incurA0le consult the Doctor
At once. And they Will bs astonIshed al the speedy
cures which he makes. Consult him and satisfy your
sell fortI faArg' sucnAiaiuI nj IArti.~A.
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Amnstmtnis.
GHASO oeGSShs eGJiSsi a A?y.5a. q, nj rA .,.
RoslfIyEaL,Yn L,Ynurs

GRASD ogsESAs ogsJiSs. "a Acpsad. z! .sd ,.a al,
LAST TofIT5SfaHHrs + Tx sieHrs
Of the great 'Rs%SiRsffSSssr 'R%RfSs FFGafTHffSss F2Si3fs
which must sG,!HssB y tsfisfi M&fSfR Az n week
o.sStn 2r.Sd f s%s sas' 'n'
which ItSs6fir nARAaE HaG bhlEEf EfSEFHi TSgaFs celebrated
will make their nrst sgpesrsnce in Americaa .,..
sSr.sq IN % sS,s9S: and II Ere Hs SaS S%S' cs:s s
once, corner asd st and Broadway.
WALlL.AACCk,,ss sTHEATREir WALLACE.
Doors open at * +. Nj. : 10 commence ats O'Clock.
MR JohS BeoUaaAs.
MISS LEoN% Sna LAVENDER,
IN Hsr Y. oe se S..n enSG
which yTs e Ts$.Sa TX .l5ass rE i. tn.
height OF It's pOpfmtSJsEb fmSsbSY SYlnyHS yHS24 Z inf H. fact that
" ~ Mr., ' rls;! ryssfPH sRYffgslss K lEsaSsrr St
in Charles '''.O'' o.yl''' "s.' al'I' IF'Efrz.
WOOD's MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE
now offers greater srsS,9T G.. 1sn wa' ever De-
STafik ffii Sy IN NILE EIEnIn %sSffx
fS' S.f'in' HSS H!SsEi StEJ |? HSSssfES
ESa $SgdS Saf HrB$SJ SHE fTTTEb @Ii &. L@s @
'0' cOF0'''I IIvlNS AZ !Ss NfnsB'ilss WIS 'ailssIaALs
Hs aO % Is. SoT Ss The cheapest and
STH AVENUE THEATRE.
Sole Lessee and n''iass rHst WEEK AUgUsrS DAILY
"rERSANDE."
LAS, JsIEEF A.g WEEK sEA'qy Sps Sr ONE
nsS 'Ss' ne 81 hS9
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Nusltal snsirum,uIs.
4ropusals.
nrrAnTMrNr iI',IrlE, or rrnIIc woRKs. 3

hEPAKThENT OF ~ BIIC MORhS, vi
closed ~ scaled envelope endOrset with the name Of
the bidder written thereon talso the number OF the
work IN the adycrtIseen. Will be received at this
office until Monday, July H. ls'9' NJ II \. NJ Tor the
Ny. For ra,ing Chry site street from Division street
to Grand street, with stone blocks.
No. 2. For paving Eighty.siNth street, from Third
avenue TO East ltlvci, W h tone blocts
No. For paving Elizabeth street. from Grand street
TO Weecker street, with stDuc bl0c,s.
No. 4. For paving seventeenth street, from FIRST
enuc to East River. with stone plocEf.
No. For pavng six'yfourth street. from Third ay'
snne to Etiih avenue. with stone blocSs
No. s. For paving Forty.sec nd street from Tenth
aycnur TO Hudson River, with stone blocks.
Nc. I. For paving Forty'thrd street Eighth avenue
TO Hudson River, with stone bloc ts.
No. r. Fol sewer in First avenue. between Finy.nfth
street and Flfty-slxth street
Eo.9 For sewer outlet In Elghiyninth street. he.
tween last River and second avenue. with branches
In ANehue A. fiist avenue, and Esh hyeyenth ,Btreet
and Eighiy.eghth street.
No 10 For sewer In Water street. between Moore
street and Coenties slip. aud Front street, between
Montgomcry street and Gouserneur street.
fourth iieet and Seventy ninth street branches In
Seyenty.nith street Seyenty.siNth street, Seventy.
seventh street and SsyentY.eishth street
No. u For sewer IN First avenue, between Houston
street and Third street and Avenue d. between Third
stl ect aud FouItn street.
No -, For cIrnlns gutering, tagging. &c, Sixty.
NTH street., from Third 10 FIN Avenues
No II For curhln;. eu,iering. tagging. &C, South
street from JCNson street to Cor street. and Cor.
leas street. from south street 20 water street.
No IS. For curhng, guttcring, hag91g, sc, First
avenue, from lhiriYiOuh 10 Ihry-siNth street (cast
side.
Bank forms OF proposals. Together with the spcciaca
uons anf agreement, can be obtained on App lclton
at this office WILLIAM NJ. TWEED,
New York, June 80 1870.
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Qulitital.

NOTICE James o'Bren 18Th ward Association
~ VIII please meet AZ Constitution Hall July Q. $50
10 transact tusAIt,s OF inheritance Rv order.
THOMAS FEELN President.
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WANTEp-F .rst.ea-s buttonhOlc. MAKER. on fine
w custom sh ris. JOlIN JUST.
~ broadway. " stairs.
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Sutilon Notltts.
A UCTION.-TAiLOR AucLcle"r, W.T. 'eH tbs
h day ut % West li.u st near GtI ~, pauO purOr
SUITE. cna uhcr diliu- room furniture, &C.
SHERIFF'S SiLE.-RGDAY :. BRAS FL,
!, Aucuonreri VIII II On triay july ;, AZ II
o'Cock nj iDJ Pearl s' general sOrimtnt OF wines
liquors aes, &c &c, coIsttug ot h0nrhun VIII Key,
ciaret IN ca,"s, Champagne, brandy IN casks CAltolis
wlucs, &c. SC. JAMES OBIsIEN, sheriff,
JAMS LYAN, Deru'y.
DIBLIC ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Il JAMES OLIVER, AHCtl1urer VIII sell At IHihllc
ton Friday, sth, ant suurdal tue 9TH OF July at
- A. q l3 and III Nassau street, ~ Crdcr OF j.
Rp-crs, PuN!ic Atmiustrtlnr watches, chains, rugs
leNelTy, clOthHg. lurnltur,, bcds, bedding. aud all
Kinds OF household Gol.s belonging 10 various estates
DAWNBROKE ER'S SALE.-lns day, JAMES
i AGAR, AuciluncrI, Nlll sen AZ 20 New BOwcry at
Il o'coCs so lO' mems and womehs clothing, taOle
linen, III ectf, spreads. ~ oder
}. BLUMAUER. :72 Canal st.
\NM. WITT ERS, Aueuonrcr. sells this day, at
w uclust. M IA Canal A., tn furniture OF large
house, ~ caIprts, large lot o. show cases,
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QnbIit Notltts.
PEBLIG NOTICE y Hereby. GIyhN

PTBLtIC X notice = NJ HEsEnY t.a GyhN
Gv OF Sew lork. tal pursuant TO tle PROVISIONS of
Of e rad % one An G 2 i9 as3 h
% S1 H egf'91 S,hsr sees 3 asa @ MsRTsI IN fae en OF
sae69 ia 4 GSys'Pors R59@ j W. cW s SIO'S u
sd M MTRSSa, I'd Jgy M H. 5 at xH M3 n ae high
Sh,e 70 eSn,sr9et 0nfr",e ., anm1, G2we' aad use
proyiiGd and TO convey passengers thereon Tor con-
!eIss,ion though % ugoa and 6 along a., !hr loI2Ting
lorN, VIZ Commrncins on he North q iuison River.
rossS Se Hos a o Mo On. ne and saG iS Tes
WITH a double tIaei TO Msahatan l.. street. Ihe.ee
tracN, 10 one Hundred and rwrnN.':a sti5S;;
assSf nGsSa lS AID @ .?n on M &anarsd ;s HaS
liarl NJ lyer sl.o, from one llgnirel aud twenty,
a,,cngs NV with a. doni traeS TO t9s "a lem 3rldse
ons HonIrei AMI nf4eh street win @abc tracs5 race
to tGE @fr, @ Ever are, ir9n one ~ HE9dred aud
sTs sTSue SSe6 6 aS aSi i99nsh GPa 6 9ms the TENN
Team aygnnc gelher with the necessary connecticut
o e aid W aod e on hs hS3HnS 9a 9e
avenues, route or rou;e. SAID road to be co.up.tcd
Soa aG oas ns ~ a 'Ha and PS on gfsn
aSsn1e q, ~ ~ IS iG aue sh y be oeenci grace anl
sac Will be conducted IN ordinary manner OF saIcs
10 pay nlo No ciy treasury me ars ii sum @ o. 5iey
from % ,ad ] %, aa ia he or tst Il
or eruie TO ucl grant asd are authorized g. con.
6c pro5as Ct the said ae aS ucn m ccea ~ Se be
issued on t,S paymsni W',Mnn IN tS1 day. mo &c cY
cution OF a bond 10 the Mayor. AldcImen and
Cummonaty OF the city OF New \ ork, In the sum
OF two hundred aud any thousand dollars, in two
good and sufficient surttca, TO be approved Dy the
Com iloller ofsali city condiCnci III the person
corporation receiving uch ceruhcqe shan " tmn two
with the requisite number OF ears and h6rs s. except
AlOLg Icnt avenue aioTesaa but shoild ne or they
be restrained or Prevented by any lesai proceed.
ings irom compile lng al constructing the sune,
shall not be deemed OF iaken to be paTt of
the time within which the same Is to be com.
plcttd but tue Commissioners OF the sinking Funi
are authorized aud reserve The right % recc any bic
H. In their Judgment, r. Is Tor the interest OF the civ
mat they should do 80, and oer the ancnsc ior sale
again A copy Of the act OF the Legislature under
which lhls sale TO be made. be procured NJ the
finance Department dated New York June /, 1870
laCHARh q, G9NNNoLLY, Comptroller.
JOHN X. HACkEIf, Recorder
JOHN MOORE Chairman Finance Committee, BOARD
NICHOLAS HAuGnToN, Chairman Finance Com.
nittee Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Commissioners OF The shaking Fund
The sun., 1870-07-06

WANTED An operator with her own mach n 4.
w for nle tucfng also O tie gill who l. neat
sewer can ~ 100 Bedford -
The sun., 1870-07-06
HisttIlan,ous.

fIlstIlantouS
HOTEL DE EGRINDSTONR, 50 Elm tt --Grind-
= 'lou'- lni tN'lAbnuy VINO usce kAIe or tool
laIse assortment constantly on hand.
NlkLR BROS, 70 Elm st.
post OtFIt u notice ,-.lhe mails Tor Europe
duFiLs lhe wrtN tudlag SATURDAY, July y 1870 Will
Gose a, I'M once on iutsdgy Inurslay, aud satur.
uhl AZ " OCiV'" NJ, and AT all The stations rs fol.
iows, VIZ \ Ani u, LAO, G AMI u. ll!!U; Il and H.
llNi ana H. 10 A NJ T.. IL. JONES, Postmaster.
DOST OFFICE SOTICE.--The mails for Europe
on wednesday, Juy b VIII close at tns ONCE at dk
a, and - Tie stations follows, VIZ. and o. $40
I ana w. e'+yi L. ana Y, eV q aud n $50 A. VI.
", II. JONES, Postmaster
WANTED owner BY thr Property CLERK, 40 Mn.
w ucTft st. iuI the following articles, viz: silver
watches. black ba!, DAuk book, whpkcy, money fra
hcT dnsteF mix cans, rope iron buckets pitcher COB
LEI, VcrmiCclh.
WANTED a thoongh watch dog Apply lmme.
w dlately al Greene II.