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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-08

THE COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
To the Sergeant Of the city Of Richmond
Greeting: 49,,
Of Delegates of this State, occasioned by the re-
signaticn Of Hon. A, NJ. Kelley, the representa-.
tive of the district composed of the county OF
Heurico and the city of hichlnond;
these are therefore, in the name OF the Com
monweath, to require you to cause an election 70
DAY, the 9th day of December, 1870, for mem
Dor of the House Of Delegates to fill the vacancy
aforesaid.
Ia testimony whereof these our letters are sealed
with the less seal Of tie Commonwealth, and made
patent.
Witness, Gilbert C.. Walker, ESQ. our Gov
ernor, this oSth day OF November, A. d. 1870, and
In the s5th year of the Commonwealth.
TSeai q. 9. WALKER.
By the Governor:
JAMES MCDONALD.
Sec,Y of tn Commonwealth. no 29-td
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The North Carolina Legislature,

RALEIGH, Dec. Tt is confidently ex-
pected that within two days resolution
will pass the House sending q message to
the bar Of the Senate to demand the i'm
parchment of Coy. Holden.
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HEAVY Failure.

BosToN, Dec. 1.-THE suspension. of VIM.
Wright, treasurer Of several large cotton
corporations, is reported to-day, but is
only temporary. Their assets far exceed
their liabilities. ; H5
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The National Board OF Trade.

BUFFALO, N. z, Dec. THE National
Board of Trade met here to-day. There
were sixty members In attendance. Balll-
more, Charleston, and St. Louis, were re-
presented, and letters were received Io OH
Richmond and Norfolk. frecericR thaleS
was elected president.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE steamer City Of
Merida, which left Havana on the Sd, ar
rived at P. NJ, and the Columbia, her
competitor in the ocean race, was four
hours later 80 ....
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RELIGIOUS misunderstanding F.. Toll
bat. . minister Of the Society Of Friends,
from Ohio, has meeting appointed at
Trinity Church this evening at 7 x O'Clock,
for the public generally; and at Broad
street Methodist Church, Friday morning
at II o'clock, for the ladies exclusively. We
feel it right to say, this lady does not ap,,
prove of the woman's right movement, and
breaches only the Gospel.
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INTERNAL REvESUE.-Dealers and manu-
fact nrerS of tobacco and cigars and dealers
and rectiiiers of liquors are notified that
the Department demands that monthly re
turns shall be made on or before the l0th
of the month. If not made then there
must be added 80 per cent. by the assistant
assessors. We presume, as the revenue mas
been cut down, that the above classes VIII
be looked after pretty closely by the officers
IF fhe law
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The Municipal Elecfion Ina MobtIe.E

MOBILE, Dec. THE election for Mayor,
Councllmen, and aldermen to-day passed
of quietly. Business was partially sus-
pended. Martin Horst, an old and much
respected citizen and Democrat, was elected
by about 1900 majority, defeating Harring-
ton, Radical carpet-bagger. ~ -.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE DECEM-
Der III. Crutchield, w. II. Walsh &
Co., Richmond Hon. G. McCurdy, New.
York; Mrs. Green Peyton, University OF
Virginia; Tazewell S. Martin, Gamble
or
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q. ELECTION To-MosRow.-Ane election will
be held in Richmond and Henrieo to-mor-
row for members OF the House oil Delesates
TO till the vacancy accustomed by the reslSS-
nation Of Mr.. Kelley.
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MAXINE 1nrEGGsaEsug.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, DEC. 8, 1870.
Sun rises ........ 7.15 kDoS rises. ......... 5G
;un seLa.,.,,,,,.. &-a5 High tide. ......... l. 90
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TIE City Central Conservative Commit
Tee will hold meeting this evening at I
o'clock at headquarters, over the Eoenang
Ne1cs Office, on 9th street.
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r. W. WARE, Of Charles City, who was
hardened by the Governor, was sentenced
fo imprisonment in Jail and not in the pen
itentiary. He was not convicted Of grand
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nLD IND NEW FIRMS WHICH PUR-
~ POSE opening new account books Oh the l5t
Of January, 1871, VIII find 1t more satisfactory 70
have their
made up in Advance OF requirement FOR use.
we are prepared 10 receive orders from mer-
chants bank rs. and others, for SINGLE BOOKS
or COMPLETE SETS. We promise good books
n: as low prices 10 can be made.
WOODHOUSE 6 PARHAM,
no1a 1905 Main street.
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School Appo1NTMEsTs.-The trustees for
Manchester township have appointed Mrs.
J. L. Walker, Misses Margaret Allen, Matte
Marten, - Broaddus, and Mr.. W.. e.
Day, as teachers for the white SCHOOLS: NO;
appointments in few days.
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/. Cosv1cr.-Henry Clay negro), sent to
the penitentiary from Craig county, for two
years, for rape, arrived here yesterday.
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RELIGIOUS NoTIcE.-There will be preach
inp in The Third Presbyterian Church. Oh
Church Hin, on this Thursday evening at
* O'clock, by Rev. Thos. L. Preston, and
on Tomorrow (Frday) evening by Rev.
DR.. UO2e. ....-.l- #. -.. ..
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COUNTY TAxEs.-The sheriff Of the county
gives an important notice in another column
TO taxpayers in Henrtco county.
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County CoURT.-The case Of Alley, Tor
stealing COW, was before this court yester-
day. He was sent to Jail for six months.
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MACHINERY, DC.
sT A & II I N e So CP.

SLOAT ADDtEdTOf.
MACBIs1STS,
WORKS AND OFTICE: l2s AND 14sS CAfr
STREET. BETWEEN FoURTEESTHAND
FIFTEENTH STREETS,
RIG HAOGD. VIE GINA.
ALL bIyps OF NEW WORK MADE; BE-
PAIRING EAM-EEGINES sud BOILERS 10
city and country; TOBACCO WORK OF al
kinds made and repaired; TOBACCO FLAT
TEEING-MILLS made and repaired In JOHN
HANCOCK'S SUPERIOR MANNER; PLAT
FORM and sill other kinds or SCALES REPA1R.
4 and ADJUSTED. AGENTS for the gale OF
JUDSOk'S PATENT sT&AM-ENGINE 60.
VERNON, SELDEN's PATENT STEAM-Ek.
CINE PACKING, Utica Company's STEAM.
GAUGES. These gauges arc warranted ~ us !or
one year and VIC sell them ut low prices. We keep
ali kinds OF BRASS W0RK OF SUPERIOR
MAKE for STEAM ENGINES such ns gauge,
cocks, oil and tallow-cups, O1L-CUP5 EOE
SKATING. GELF-EEEDERS, STEAM-WH1S-
TIES WATER-GAUGEH GLOBE-VALVES.
BOILER FLUE CLEANERS, anda general as
sortment OF sach artic!cs are used by all rum
utng 6Leam-ens ines and saw.ntls.
SLOAT j. ADDINGTON,
tel 1902 and 1874 Gary street.
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jurors PAY.-Grand and petit Jurors can
draw their pay by calling ut the sergeanrs
office.
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VIRGINIA REPORTS COMPLETE
' kANi'OnPH & ENGLISH, 1918 Main stree I,
REPORTS and INDEXES, and the other scarce
Virginia books. Large stock OF new and old
STANDARD WORKS. \ catalogue of new laws
published in the last two years, sent free TO all
no 2S-d&w
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POLICE WEDNESDAY--JuStice j.
j. White presiding.-Mary Tucker, charged
with cursing and abusing the wife OF Benla-
min Magleman, and creating a great dis
turbancc in her neighborhood. Discharged.
D. S. Letter, charged with feloniously as
saulting ard cutting John d. Harvey with a
Ratchet. Case continued until Friday morn
ing because Mr.. Harvey was unable to be
out, and accused bailed in the sum Of s., 600
for his appearance.
David Henderson (colored), charged with
assaulting and beating Willianna Carr, te.
male African, was required to give security
for his good behavior.
James II. Shaw, charged with assaulting
and striking William Smith (coloredl, in the
station-house. Case continued until Friday
Alice Johnson (cofd), charged with felo'
niously cutting, stabbing, and Woundlng
Chas. Carter, with intent to kill. Case con.
tnued until the 10th in order to try and find
the wounded man, who is said TO have LETT
the State. Bail in 81 900 required In de-
fault Of which the prisoner was sent to Jail
Mary Jones and Judy Scott (colored),
charged with stealing lot of bed-clothing
from Lucius johnson, was discharged.
Jas. Thompson, John Adams, and John
Morris {colored), were up for trespassing
upon the premises Of Lyme & Bro, agents,
and ordered TO move at once.
Mary Jacobs, charged with trespassing on
Mary Loney (colored), and damaging he1
nronerty. and Mary Loney, charged with
threatening to kill Mary Jacobs. Mary
Loney was required to give bond for her
good behavior.
Several cases were continued on account
of the absence of witnesses.
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sssoxs AND STATIONERY.

H40HS AND BTATaONEEYs
TUST PUBLISHED
WALKS ABOUT R1CHMOND;
A STORY FOR BOYS ALSO GUIDE-BooK
FOR THE CITY OF RICHMOND.
This Is handsome little volume, bound In cloth.
embracing lis pages, handsomely illustrated.
1t contains an interesting account In conversa-
tional STYLE of all places of interest in Richmond
and OF notable events in the history Of the city,
forming most entertaining ard useful guide
book as we'll as pleasing story. The book is also
enriched by fire portrait Of General Lee, with a
sketch Of his life DEATH and funeral, AID notices
OF the press upon that sad event
For sale, wholesale and retail, By
MCCARTHY s ELLYsON,
Publishers, GA Main street
and at ali bookstores. nc a-et
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surratt On the Plan for Capturing
Ex.Presiflent lincoln.

WASHINGTON, Dec. John II. Surratt
has written an interesting letter confessing
the particulars of the plan for abducting
President Lincoln, but denying that bis
confederates had any knowledge of the
scheme, and he himself did not credit the
first report of the assassination, which
reached him at Elmira. None connected
with the assassination had favored that as
any part Of their plan, or spoken Of it.
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by Associated Prcss.1

WASHINGTON. Dec. -House-BilIs were
introduced to-day authorizing the Cincin-
natl and Southern railroad to build bridges
over navigable streams upon plans ap-
proved by the Secretary of War; abolish
ing the Freedmen's Bureau.
Resolutions were introduced calling for
q reformation regarding the seizure of fish
ing vessels; which were adopted.
A resolution declaring the attempt to
possess the bay of SANTANA by any European
Power to be unfriendly and in violation of
the Monroe doctrine was referred to the
Committee on Foreign Relations. 1'.,I,,
A resolution was introduced declaring
that the elections showed that the people
were in favor of lower tariff, and direct
ing the Committee of Ways and Means to
prepare bill reducing the duty on tea,
coffee, and sugar to fifteen cents ad Oalorem,
and report. .. ...u
Ageneral bill for the purposes of revenues
only was also introduced and referred to
the Committee Of Ways and Means.
The revision of the postage laws occupied
the balance of tho day. .... ~.
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ENGLAND ARIIN

LONDON, Dec. THE English Govern
ment has given out contract for sixty bat
teries Of Gatlen's metrallleuses to be made
in America
The Russian Government has in it's EN-
nloy number of American workmen en-
gagged in making metrallleuses.
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TIE BREAKS IN THE CABLA

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE two breaks in
the cable are only about ten miles, and
sixty.tiye miles from the American shore.
One cable has been grappled by the steam
er, and it is expected that the repairs will
soon be complete ....
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7s1HE NON-EXPLOSIVE KEROSENE
Z LAMP-.-I claim for this Lamp, US follows
]. Absolute safety under all circumstances botn
from bre king and explosion. O. 1t gives twice as
much light from same sized wick. ;. II uses IS
er cent. less oil for an equal amount OF light. 4.
it gives no odor IN burning, tnrned ever SO low:
g. The steadiness Of the fame Is wonderful. .. IL
is ornamental and durable lasts lifetime, Z. 1t
Is successful rival Of gas mt triIinR expense
8. It burns any kind Of coal oil-good or PAD.
JOHN ASHER. General Agent.
de 1905 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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INJECTION NOTICE.-The attention Of
a. The voters of the city OF Richm md and county
of Henrico is called 10 the following writ of cleo
tlon. n. NJ. LEE,
Sergeant City Of Richmond
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CLIPPINGS AND SCRAPS.

III rr,yin,iou Of the Executive Commit
," ~. Subject was amended on motion
~. a'A4De.i, and adopted in the follow
- .'-.a:
h'S1seel, That scraps, clippings, cigar
~ ana waste, should be permitted TO
,@.i 70 manufacturers Of smoking tobac-
'~'"', ~ adGin" ouc-third stem, may be
d.. ...-.,.-','c'lr"1 into smoking tobacco under
"Nr'i >moking-tuhacco tax
~. ,''Ne-l 49, l'-l'
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snaURaSCE COMPANIES.

DARCY PAUL, President.
sAM'I 3. PAUL, Secretary.
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ID 80 - GENERAL sHIpPIH6
n AND COMHfSSIGE EERCHANt, T. ~
NO. . 9CyEaNcR STREET, 20
RICHMOND, Va. 2osr-Crr1Cs Fox D>
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| offer superior Inducements 90 shippers Of TO-
EACCO, WHISKY, BACON, CAED6ES 2c.'k
I TO and from the West At low rates, quick timer
aud less handling than any other llGe. -. 100
All western and eastern bound freight delivered
TO and received from on boartthe cars Of the Hsl.
tinore and Ohio Railroad Company at Locust 2
Point, saving transfer by drays and exposure tol
weather in Baltimore.
Through bills or ladirg given on all shipments T
by - II :WIILIkM j. BRETT, 81
my II -,s..... - =, a.. 4 ~, Agent. 80.
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AMUsE uEVrs.


RowERy THEATRE.
ID EngAgsmsnt extraordinary. The great sensation The
FRENCH wREsTLrRs
IN conjunction with the modern Hercules Mons DATALfE
srnsmed the Man with the Iron Jaw, the wonder the
nineteenth century, Mile ANGELA, the Female Samson.
IN: PIERRE gvtOIs
.,., THE GRFAT CANNON MAN.
AZ the great variety artis,s SAM DEvERE. SERGTANr,
w =; DnvyhkE, Master MARTIN. Miss ADA B.SHELE, q
az An together with every member OF the great var
MATINEE SATURDAY AT O'CLOCK.
WooD'S MUSEuA AND MENAGERIE.
rwo ,ssnnrruhDAf, snrr July 30, afternoon and eveniny.
rWWUU LASr LaSr PERFORMANCES OP
Nv" PERI ORMANCES OF
ruo .o- EAST LYNNE.
NV NV, LnSrr LnSr PERFORMANCES or
MR.. r. LAMR
MISS ALICE HARRISON
Two Two LAST LAST Performances or
A"o AAoi THE MAc,c rprrrEERfOkhANCE5 rpr OF
THHEE THHEE SASio ASio TETsPEf TTETsrkf
sy sy THE THE sAkFjsE5TTTII ssAAsTjsE5TI TsoyPE
On MONDAY, August /, ~
WiTUHEs OF NEW YORK,
which Mr. Albert Aiken and Miss Rosa will appear
WALLAGKK,ys: Ky:,, w.r,.cx p..,.,.,.. 49,,
THIRD WEEK
o''h' triumphant snsas'mssS%iS s%SEI Fl Joseph X.
in CharicsiG syier's drama Of
OUR COUSIN GERMAN.
ApMfRINs THOUSANDS
THE MOST CHAkMlNi SUMMER ENTERTAINMENT
'''' p'''fN'fa EVERY ~ RsRRsiSa RRsis EVERY EVENING.
pm. :"
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COUNTRY BOARD MAY BE PROCURED 1T 4 FARM
~ house, for few persons, two lales from Pachoe,
south side of Long Island, 29 hours' Tde plenty
vegetables aud bathing; terms "a per week For particular
Inquire OF A. b. EUSsbY, 30 Chambers street, up sairs.
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CARPETS, FURNITURE, OILCLOTH AND BEDDING
~ reduced prices; h0usekeepers supplied nj DANIEL
OFABRBLLS EOv Eighth avenue, late oFArreu a Greene
Payment taken weekly or monthy.
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EiOTEIIs

CENTRAL PARK HOTEL-ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
" corner Seventh and Fityninth Airy and
pleasant Rooms fronting the Park, to let for gentlemen
only
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COUNTRY BOARD D-ACCoMMoDATES ~; LOCATION
" mCun;air view unsrrpasecd; abundance OF fruit
tables and mils. Address LEWIS STORY, South Cairo,
Greene county, N. z.
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BROOKLYN PROPERrY FOR SALE AMI
TO LET.

DROWN STONE HOUSE FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN,
ID within block OF Prospect Park. furnished complete,
with immediate possession only SS0Oo down balance to
suit purchaser will trade for Farm IN the country For
ITO LET-THE BEST BUSINESS STAND IN SOUTH
BROOKLYN four story brown front House and Store
2x50 OF stree. and Third avenue South
BrookIyn the Fixtures frs class quor for sale would
make good stand for drug grocery house furnishing and
tween avenues and c, New York.
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(TOUETRY ROARD.--TWO HANDSOME COMM mi.
" eating Rooms can be had in private family, New
Freho Staten island good references required Address
" tb tea name, hbLoON, Herald Office.
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MEAT AND TAsTEFuL--FRENCH ROOF HOUSE,
~ with good barn and "A lots of ground; hour iro
the city, Staten Island irl good water and splendid
View for sae a. bargain Address OWNER, box 2GiJ
New York Pots olice-
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FURNITURE.


A MAGNIFICENT DRAWING ROOM SUIT, COvEREL
IA brocate, cost x45O for sb0 one do. $bD Bookcase
Paintings, Bronzes Carpets, Panoforte Mirrors sivewae
Chnaware; sacrGce property family leaving city, 5 Wes
Fifteenth street. near sirh avenue
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A ssTGNEES SALE IN BANKRUPTCY. -. @. BAILEY,
~ Auctioneer orce 2 Filth street, will SELL this Satlr
day, II O'Clock, at the premises No. by Third
avenue and Thirty eighth streets,
the Lease said premises having some nine 70 run
most excel business. sale positive by
order OF CHESTER NJ FOSTER, Asst nnce IN Bankruptcy
NJ NJ Rnie
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BROOKLYN BOARD.

lNANTED-ON THE HEIGHTS, IN BROOKLYN BY
w three young men, n small Parlor and two Bedrooms
with good Board Address l.. x. MoK., No Dey street.
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DOARD WANTED-IN TIE COUNTRY, WITHIN 3O
ID miles OF the city, for family OF three adults and two
children farm house preferred Stable required. Ad-
dress, with terms, BOARD, box l6s Herald oIice.
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U7LEGANr VILLA SITE FOR SALE-EIGHT ACRES,
II beautifully and conveniently located or line OF New
Haven Railroad; fine eev on charming prospect sea and
land. An unusual opportunity to obtain property every
Calculated for first Ciass Address Road
LEY. box 10, Herald oDce.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SAIL
OR TO RENT.

A LII WANTING FARMs.-9,0ov ACRES. GOOD SOIL
~ mild climate; "a miles south OF Philadelphia; price only
40 per acre; also improved Farms The place is growing
more rapidly than other place IN the United
thousands are settling. Address g. X LANDES, Vine
land, NJ
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BOARD AND L0DGING WANTED.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE BOARD IN
n good neghborhood private family preferred; loca II
between Madison and Lexington avenues and from Eiel
leenth Tbirt, ond streets. Address PERMANENCl
iox Isis Post 0ce, stating terms, &C., which be
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NIORRlsIoWE, II. ITO RENT, NEW HOUSE,
lu inc location, ~ bath and furnace ample
bles terms moderate Address }. M Ii3 Herald
CHce.
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DOARDING IN THE COUNTRY-AT TEEAFLY, NEW
I'D Jersey; forty minutes by the Northern X. II. of ~
from Chambers Street, for small family with without
servsnts The high, healthy well shaded;
10 ainutcs walk to the station. Price for s.
per week. Apply on the premises TO
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BOARD At A FIRST GLASS COUNTRY HOTEL FOR
- W 20 SsA pleasant resort for young men bnc nrhin
and huating boating lake few from hotel hes
table out ide of New York CITY. Inquire OF o. G. SAGE
BRO, $50 Green W ich street
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JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

A GREAT BARGAIN.-THREE. STORY AND BASE.
"A ment brick House, In Wayne street, Jersey City; IL
rooms first ali improvements If sold before
Monday will be eacrhced small amount OF cash required.
Inquire Of ). s. TAYLOR, 81 Montgomery street jersey
City, address box lS5 Herald Office.
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TOR SALE--A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN RESIDENCE
the Boulevard in seyentysirth street, has fine
Hudson house class, with all modern i'm
provemcnis has Croon water furnace and burglar
alarm; deiighttui garden large shruDbery
rounding the house. Those wishing purchase resi-
dence NJ a fair price should call owner, II. WOOD
Wood.
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(SAsTLETOy HEIGHTS, s. I.-FOR SALE Low; MOD
~ ern House green house, oneba acre. minutes from
landing; unsurpassed for heth view and surroundings
COLLINS, IS Pine street.
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IJENRy r. HERTs AUCTIONEER.
III CONTENTS AND FIXTURES OF LOAN OFFICE.
On MONDAY, AUGUST l, AT II O'CLOCK.
Mt No. l,272 broadway, between sd and sd streets
Comprising Ti!ton MscFarands Jewellers Safe, with
burglar proof steel vsut and combination ocks Walnut
Desks Chairs Lonngc Table, Carpets Oicotbs Jeweler
Soaes Mirrors Chsnceiers Ohce Railing, Sale positive
by order OF Jos A. jackson.
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INTERNATloNAL HOTEL CORNER DUANE AMI
Il William street s-Rooms 40c. and 6Uc. day. " aud Il
q week family rooms 3 day.
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A LBERr B. wALDRON, AUCTIONEFR
n Saesrooms .08 Liberty and III Cedar street.
Genteei Household Furniture, &c.

: IhIH NV U'cDcK.
WhLDRON 4 COOKE will sel by auction nno assort-
ment OF Paror, Chamber Library, Hall aud Dining Room
Furniture in rosewood, wannt mahogany and enameled
Beds and Beiding; Carpets Paintings and Engravings
Cutlery Plated Ware, china, Chamber aad Tea Set. sc
housekeeping also Desks, show Cases, Chairs, &C., DC
Catalogues At sale
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Gdn FOR TEN WEEKS BOARD AND INSTRUCTION
~ JV IN English branches Piano music. $40 lauguagea
as each. Address ABEL WHlTLoCKS Boarding School,
Danbury. Conn.
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CoUNTRy BOARD IN RocKLAND COUNTY, 80 MILES
via Northern Railroad of hcs Jersey foot Of Chambers
streetTwo large airy Rooms; plenty OF milk fruit nd
vegetables; terms as per week parties taking The
return by tile 325 T. ~ Address H. G., box S6
Spring valley, EoeklaDd county, ~ Y
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TAMEs CAGNEy, AUCIIONEER AND REAL ESTATE
81 agent. onlce 5iJ Washington sreet.This day, at l0&
O'clock actually and most positively, whole choice Stock and
elegant Bar Fixtures and Funiture of the Oxford House.
corner Charlton and Washington streets The liquors
choicest and really good purchased Of OF The
reliable Furniture-Superior fourpu Enlsh
Pump splendid and Fittings, Casks, Stand Shelving
China GLASS Copper Ware Screens, The store 70
,s.sa Money t0oan.
The New York herald., 1870-07-30

A FAMILY OF SIX WANT BOARD IN THE COUNTRY
n Address stating terms, location, dc NJ, Herald Office
The New York herald., 1870-07-30

JVANTED-IN A RESPECTABLE NEIGHB0RHoOD.
w Board Lodging for family OF eight persons and
sGTvsnt be ressOnsble either in New York, Brook
lyn, Newark Elizabeth. Address WILLIAM ROBINSON,
zoe Broadway, stating terms.