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ADJUSTMENTS.

Avn
DICHMOND Two DAYS ONLY!
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
OCTOBER lsT AND %.
Ioc.1,os: Corner of Second and Leigh streets.
OLD JOHN RoBINsoN's AQUARIUM,
MUSEUM,
CIRCUS. AND MENAGER1E!
THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPREHENSIVE
EXHIBITION IN THE WORLD.
A MAGNIFICENT BIOLOGICAL DlSpL AY !!
A MONSTER AQUARIUM OF LIVING
WONDERS
A MUSEUM OF ovER ONE THOUSAND PE-
ClMENs OF ANIMATE AND MANI
MATE NATURE:
THE BEST CIRCUS IN THE WORLD!
EXHIBITED coSLorsTLY
IN FOUR VAST PAyILIONS!
Under this MAMMOTH CITY OF CANVAS arc
exhibited over
FIVE HUNDRED LIVING ANIMALS:
principal among which ca1 be 2e"n the cechr.lei
RUINOSCEROS, or :. Unicorn Of H0lv WRIT:
Four Monster SEA LIONS, with their young:
The AFRICAN uARTBEESTE,
The GRUSTlNG YAK. Of Taltary:
The ELAED.
LIONS.
TIGERS.
LEUPARIS,
BEARS.
MONKEYS.
HIPPOPOTAMTS.
HORNED HORSE.
uUKANG uuTANG.
NYLGIIAU,
CABRA CARA
lBEX,
TAPER SLOTH,
REINDEER.
LLAMA,
FEMALE KANGAROO.
AST-EATER. CHAMoIS.
ARMADiLLu.
CAMEOLEuPARD.
HYENAS. &C.
Principal among the specimens Of Ornitholcgy
A pair CT GIANT OSTRICHEs,
Customary, CONDOR.
BIRDS OF PARADISE. &c.
THOUSANDS OF CURIOSlTIES are to be wit
messed In the MUSEUM DEPARTMENT..
In the Eque trian Pavilion MORE PERFORM
E.RS--.nale. female and Juvcnilc--than any other
show in the would: besides the
ELEPHANT EMPRESS,
four Monkey Riders, Troupe OF Trained Dogs. Per-
forming Lions. and more Trained Horses and Pc
MICS than ever were seen under canvas. and Is
THE ONLY CIRCUS IN AMERICA
that actually presents SOMETHING NEW for the
season of LIZ.
Remember. that the BIG SHOW will he In Rich
mond as advertised Be on hand carly for the
GRAND STREET DISPLAY.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, commencing at
10 o'clock doors open at % aGrand Moral Matinee
for the benefit of families and parties from dis
lance.
ADMISSION TO ALL THE TENTS, Soc: chill
dlcn under ten years of age, CSC. Doors open at /
and L. NJ.
REMEMBER TIE FOLLOWING
Each exhibition Is held under separate tent. AMI
while one ticket and price admits to ALL yet the
exits aud entrances are SD arranged and the serara-
ton so complete that person visiting the Museum
OF Mcnageric Aviary, I'm Tents l. ., and g. neither
secs nor hears anything relating 10 the Circus In
Tent No. 4. ONE MILLION DOLLARS Invested;
daily expenses, $4,000: ami is positively the
LARGEST SHOW On EARTH.
Rend the programmes catalogues, &C., for full
details Of this uiiatproachablc organization.
sc 2l-S2l "a, 252s ,30,&O1
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cARpETssGs. 0aL-CLOTHs. &c.
r~---->--s~-
NARPETlNGS. RUGS, OiLCLOTlH,S'

TARPETINGS, RUGS, UILrCLUI Il>'N"'
am now reccis lug ny FALL SlIlLl'
VELVET. BRUSSELS. and TAPESTRY 'Ah'
PETINGS:
TiIREE-PLY, INGRAM. aud DUTCH 'AN'
PETlNGS:
VELVET, ADMINISTER, BRUSSELs. ana J."
PESTRY RUGS and DDOR-MhT'
OIL-CLOTlI, all widths and qualities;
CURTAIN MATERIALS, LACE CtkiA'HH
and WINDOW SHAPES.
The above and all goods In my line sba ~ H'' d
reasonable prices. u. y. RICHARDSON.
81 l3-:m No. 9Oi. corner Ninth AMI M''r>f'''
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WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
TO TIE PUBLIC.

10 hTiIIs 49,
Having concluded to devote my whole and undt
yided time to repairing s4Ht
CLOCKS, WATCHES, AEDJEwELRY,
offer my stock of JESyELRY ATCGST. Thank
full for fye very liberal patronage have received
from ny friends and the public generally for tho
last twenty years, and believing my capacity for re
pairing clocks and witches his been fully established
therefore earnestly solicit s continuance OF ihe
same. have the largest stock OF MANTLE HALL
and OFFICE CLOCKS ia the city. Country ncr-
chants will do we'll 10 call anu see me before nnr-
chasing elsewherei 4. JAtiNhf, 81,
4 % s4-stN lS21 Aain street,
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FIRE.--The barn of Mr.. William Bartlett
at the Halfway House. i'll York county, Va.
was destroyed by an incendiary Sunday
morning. The loss Is $1,000.
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DYED.

At her residence. in this city, at q O'Clock A. NJ
Yesterday, Mrs. RICHARD q. MORRISs. In the
seventy year OF her age, reict Of the late
Richard q. Morriss, Esq, and daughter of Charles
Yancey, of Buckingham county.
Her funeral will take place from Centenary church
THIS DAY at O'Clock p. NJ. Her friends and ac-
quaintances are invited TO attend.
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T BATCH ELOR'S HAIR DYE
This superb HAIR DYE Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable. and instantaneous; no
disappointment; ridiculous tints or disagreeabe
odor. The genuine WILLIAM q. BACHELORS
hair DYE produces Immediately splendid black
or natural brown leaves the hair clean. soft beau
tful does not contain particle of lead or ans In
furious compound. Sold by all druggists Factory,
is BOND STREET, y. Y. jy fi-eod
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N ORDINANCE TO FORBID SECl'
a LAR LABOR UN TIE SABBATH.
A n ORDINANCE PRESCRIBING TIE
IN FORFEITURE OF OFFICE By CoNrlC.
TlbN FOR FELONY. AND 81 SALE OK TCR.

Passed September eth. ~.
l. Be cr,idine.t by tie comet If hs 'Hy 4
Pici,mo1,t. That any person holding any Office "
post of profit trust, or emoument, 10 which le
have been elected. under the Cit. Chatter, by the
Council or otherwise. or appointed by am c0m.
mites thereof, who may be sentenced for felony -
any court If this State or OF the United State shall
by such sentence forfeit IBIS post and bc heUcf RI
Incaplhlr of acting therein under his previous rlr E
ton or appointment. Aud though a pardon -
afterwards granted him. such pardon :lnll nol AVOID
the forfeiture.
=? That If any such pest. or the dcputatnn t'cr'-h
either In whole OF In part shall In sold or let "
farm contracted tn he sold let to farm 10y any
person holding or expecting 10 hold the SINE snrh
person and the person WHO may huy ~ Lkc To- Earn
or contract tn buy or t'kc 10 iarin. shall 'ach :"
them. he forever disabled from heldng such poet n
deputation. ~
Published by authority. E.C. HOWARD.
Sc ?5-.t City tlerk.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. Gc.
yTTOODHOUsE & PARHAM'S .. o..
w ESTABLISHMENT,
NO. 1905 MAIN STREET. R1CHMoSD- VIZ

NO. 1905 MAIN STREET. kICHNlVND' ' u
FIRST FLOOR
1. stored their retail stock OF BOOKS. STATION
FRY. PIhNi,-FORTES. MUSIC, BIBLES, PHo-
TUGRAPHIC ALBUMS, &C.. .s.
SECOND FLOOR
Is their WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT. which n
cl,ides FLAT PAPERS, for the manutactmre ~
Blank books and for printers use. Also, soHOC,.
ROCKS used In the public schools OF inc STATE lh
THIRD AND FOURTH FLOORS
are devoted To the manufacture Of BLANK B0OhS
and PAPER BOXES, and inci'ides the'r booh-
BINDERY. A., ,,,
With tile best stock they hive had since Inc war
WHOLESALE BUYERS
my rect assured that they can obtain everything
needed In their line at satisfactory prices ...
RETAIL BUYERS
will find n beautiful stock Of the chnicest BOohS,
STaTiONFRY Doth staple and fancy, and the
best PIANO-FORTES made.
orders by mail receive faithful ana Prom a
utfp Sc -j-'ic W.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

arrays, ATTENTION.-Attend >re- 4
" cial meeting and drill Of Your colnpnny at p
o,ciork p. III. instead Of Friday: md the con- II
temp,atcd regmental trip to Baltimore will BIZ dis
"ussed It is hoped that every member OF tue COM
ptuy win be present. By order Captain BOSs1EuX.
60 24-2t* GEORGE K. WALDMAN, p.S.
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me- BREEDElI & FOX INVITE AT
rENT,oN to lar,sc ar rivals OF FALL and WINTER
DRY GOODS. which, a7ill comprise the LAhsEsI
Am MOST ATTRAL TIVE ASSORTMENT, IL,
all departments, eves Off cred by them.
"n ''p VII BREEDEN &, FOX, d
-, No. 40i Broad street.
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yxIOODHOUSE & PARHAM
w HayEJUST PUBLISHED
THE MISSION PRAYER-BOOk.
for church and Sunday school. Second editioh
Price 1sc.
TILE ARCHITECT AND BUILDERS VADE'
MECUM AND BOOK OF REFERENCE,
containing rules for measuring, and lists OF pr
of material tables of weights, model estim ,re
md stnnn m:sens. engineers. and mechanics gene,
rv Price 81 Either of the above works maze III
IN any address on receipt of the retail prlc" scZ9
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cCHOOL-BOOK DEPOT.

TEACHERS, PARENTS AND SCHOLARS
will find all the SCHOOL BOOKS nscd In oni'
public and private schools Mt
IT. ELLYsON'S
RICHMOND sCH0oL-Bopk DEPOT
11I2 MAIN STREET,
three doors above the Disp"tch Office
uo woulJinyitc the attention Of parents. teachers
and scholars to bis large and varied assortment o.
SCHOOL BOOKS,
embracing all the leading books used In coll eyes ant
pubc and private schools, and which are soiu "a
publishers lowest rates.
ALL BOOKS USED IN PUBIC sCHoolS
surplicd at lowest prices fixed by State Board O
Education.
COMPILE TE CATALOGUE or SCHOOL AM
COLLEGE TEXTBOOKS
furnished free Oh application.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO MERCHANTS AMI
CO s-aw TEACHERS.
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FALL BOOK TRADE.
Merchants will find at
j. I. ELLYSON'S
SCHOOL-BOOK DEPOT,
NO 1112 MAIN STREET,
three doors al,oSsaeass Dispatch Office,
a full line Of
ALL BOOKS UGl ID IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
ALL BOOKS USED IN PRIVATE SCHOOLS
AND COLLEGES.
together with fine assortment Of
STATIONERY,
CUPY-BOOKS,
STATES,
INK,
PENS.
PES-iIOLDERS.
PENCILS,
and everything found in irst-class School-Boch
Depot.
ALL BOuKS used in our public schools furnished
AT prices ixcd by State Board of Education.
CATALOGUE Of school-books sent by mail free
to any address.
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS TO MERCHANTS AT
1T. ELEYSUN'S
SCHOUL-BOUK DEPOT,
e,ssw 1112 Main street
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TETELLE, No. 1904 Main street, is fully
IL fortified against summers heat:
What with one expedIent and another 1t eahaaaA
will 20 hard If he doesn't keep his GUS Ka&
toners and friends cool and comfort
able let fine summer god rage never so fiercely.
Ills LARDER has the best products of the season.
from the tropics TO the lakes, which are served Ia
the BEST STYLE OF ART.
Ills BAR Is the best. both for skilful brewing and
superior LIQUOI;S-unequalied TN this city. III
with these and ices and cooling mineral waters gen
temen can't keep cool, then the weather must DE n
hot as Vesuvius itself.
Thankful for past fayors, he cnews his invitation
fo the nuhIie. andpromIscss, ction, II that is 10
be foupd In this world iels
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nTEREOSCOPES

STEREOsCOPEs
AID
sTEREOsCOP!C VIEWS
Tho largest assortment of STEREa}SCofll
yIEV : IN IN. civ embracing views of
RICHMOND AND VICINITY,
SCOTLAND,
IRELAND.
HOLY LAND.
SWITZERLAND.
UNITED STATES,
PARIS.
WEII,EH'S COLORED GROUPS.
ENGLISH COLORED VIEWS.
~ j. T. ELLYSONE
School-ROok DepN.
.o,aow IIl2 Main strrsf.
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TaIeHMs9ND gIsa i INslIa'ala'E.


II
The ssyenteenth session Begins October tst, N72
! ~ 49, TEACHERS: 49,
4 CHARLES IRE sgINSTON, d. A.. President, Moral
Science and English Literature.
3. Ss1sG W1SsMs D., Chemistry and Natural Pnt-
| "a. X k1tSsGgx university of virania,, Mathe-
MATES and Latin.
r. rARDfGON, college Louis lie Grand,
Parf5.) French.
o. a. ERICSSON. German.
Mrs. INDIE q. HALLOWELL, Higher English.
Miss FLORENCE WALLER. History and Eiocn-
tion. -
Miss d. G. LATHRoP, Principal OF Preparatory
Department
Miss SUI. {. HOOPER. Preparatory Department.
Miss Sus51EAPPERSCN.P rimnry Department
Profess or G.. ". THILOW, Music.
Profess or G. L. PETTCOLAs, Piano and Vocal Me-
sic. 49,
Mrs r. C. PlTTMAN. Music and Singing.
Nrs. GASENA a. YANCEY Vocal Culture.
dry. Z. ID. HOUSTON. Drawing. &c. <E5t
For full information r. terms, &c, see : An
nonnceuents." ut the book stores, or apply TO the
undersigned. -, SO
;, CHARLES III. WINSTON. M: A.
e2i-Iw President
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CONSERVATIVE STATE COMMITTEE. }

" CONSERVATIVE STATE COMMITTED
HEADQUARTERS No 1899 MAIN STREET, I
OPPOSITE Post. OFFICE.
DERSONS HAVING BUSINESS CON-
i NECTED with the campaign will fnd the
rooms open from to +. NJ, and from to z. NJ.
The business manager OF the Conservative campaign
paper Will also be f0ubd ut the comnlttee-rooms
during the same hours. sc 25-6t
DlC,TU r Il AND LOOKING-GLASS
1 MOULDiNGS.-For sale, $1,000 feet of assorted
PICTURE and L0OKlNG-GLASS MOULDINaS,
by the foot or manufactured.
Liberal discount TO the trade.
WILLIAM DAFFRON,
SC 2s-lw 143S Main street.
NTE SELL tLUBIN'S GENUINE I'M
wv PORTED EXTRACTS only--no cheap I'm
itattohs, with which the market Is flooded.
T.. WAGNER & CO.,
30 2i-2tA -S.er-tfH7 Druggists.
3 BALES FLESH ss Hofs Il, crop 9,,1 ls7s;
tisaa-sts Sixth mud Broad streets,
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NOTICE.-All persons are hereby notified
IN not 70 buy any personal property Of my son
r. T. POWERS, rs he Is under age; or to sell any
me Responsible shall not be responsible for any
transaction tiai he, my sG may make from tis 2st
day nf August, ASA. a0llNs W. row Ere.
Sc :I-3L%
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HANOVER ACADEMY, VA.

MFRS. DIR. MUNFORD WILL RESUME
the duties of her SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
SMALL BOYS on the lst of OCTOBER ut her
residence, Ia First street. between Cary and Canal
School-ronm on first floor. i".' sc f.3w
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HAVING PURCHASED THE ENTIRE
IL EFFECTS Of the lite concern Of DAVIS &
BRIGGS, CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, |
will contnuc the business In all It's branches at the
old stand, No. 81 Twentieth street. and solicit
tnuancc of the patronage heretofore so generously
bestowed. i. WILEY DAVIS.
SEPTEMBER 25, 1872. sc25-W&Slm*
NOTICE.-The co-partnership heretofore
~ existing between W. W. BALDWIN and
GEORGE T.sBALDWIN. under the name and style
Of BALDWIN & BROTHER, having hcm dissol-
we'd by the death of GEORGE T. BALDWIN, the
business uf the late firm aud also that of the estate
of GEORGE 7. BALDWIN. deceased. will be
settled by the surviving partner. All parties having
claims against the late firm OF. the estate of
GEORGE r. BALDWIN, dccease,i. are hereby no.
titled to present the same for immediate settlement,
and those indebted TO the same will come forward
and settle at once. W. ". BALDWIN,
surviving partner and administrator of
George T. Baldwin, deceased.
Richmond. September II, l.7?.
NOTIcE.-The business heretofore conducted By
BALDWIN L BROTHER will be cnntinuen by
the undersigned. who respectfully soliclts the pa
tronage so literally bestowed ON the late firm.
&c le-lw w. ". BALDWIN.
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DEssoLUT1oNs d PARTNERSHIPS.

DESSOLUTlONS Il PARTNERSHIPS.
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The cO-pnrinership heretofore exist
Ing between DAVIS & BRIGGS, CARPENTERS
AND BUILDERS, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. All persons indebted to the late concern
will please make prompt payment TO 7. WILEY
DAVIS; and all indebtedness will he promptly SET
tied by him. T. WILEY DAVIS,
JOSEPH T. BRIGGS.
on-Iw
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS.

large and most beautiful assortment OF PilO-
TOGEAPH ALBUMS forsae. wholesale ana retail
=, j. I. ELLYdIN'S
School-Book Depot,
sa,s-ew 1lI2 Main street.
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SHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY,

~ No. 412 SEVENTH STREET.
The eighth session of this school will commence
ON MONDAY. September 3nth, aud close about the
lust of June. Circulars al the bookstores.
CHARGES: English and mathematics for half
session, Ss2so: Greek and modern languages, each
$40; Latin, ab-layable I'm advance.
Sc Tim . $. r. BEACH. Principal.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The 40
IN regular semt-month!y meeting offY&A
JEFFERSON LODGE, No. q, X. or r III S2.7J
Wilde held at their hall sgEr,er OF
lin and Mayo streets; THIS Me ed,ns ,be Ex|
,,s, meeting in this quarter and business Of i'm
portance being brought before the Lodge dnll ~,
tpcndnnre e. rcsureted Members of other lodges IN
poo,l standing arc fraternally invited BY order OIL
'n se s e;. Ii Keeper Of r. and S.
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MUSIC.-MRs. W. w, STOyFp ,;,1 =
1sl PRIVATE Observation-Disclosures WI glYe
FORTE and IN TOCALIZATioS. Rc.id.n,,aa ~ S,.,
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4 TTENTION, FIREMEN.-A meeting OF
a ,ha no.Rn nF CONTROL Of the Fire De
partmcn. of The city of RGhm9nd VIII ne ne' e7; :,
Washington Hall ON FR!DAI. septemmre e ama
instant at o'clock P. NJ for the assess menI Oh nhes
for The current quarter. u. A. CARpWELL,
60 25-3t NieIh = ~ - ~
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THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
THE JUURNEYMEN TIE-PLATE ;AhI Hr
SUEET-IROS WORKERS. UNION on THIS
"Wednesday EVENING nj o'clock mt harmony =,
Nall every member Il requested to he presem'; h he
Imginc:s of importance will he Dr'',ieht ocioio ~"
meeting. nv order OF the President. c-,.,rr
me- se Sits ~ A. l.. FCQUA. Secretary.
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A SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
~ VIII I've opened on the ist of October by Missvs
REHECiCt. and MARY MURRAY.
MbSl'.j Taught by Miss NINA MURRAY.
For -urther Information apply 10 Miss MURRAY
az NJ re-. Rawlins's. SOB Leigh street. or JOHN J..
WILLIAMS. taq.. Of Lancaster K Co. nc 7-lm
EEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE,
N 1903 TWELFTH STREET.
The seventh session will begin on MONDAY the
23d September. 1872, with full corps of professors
and assistants
Ample and pleasant accommodations for large
number Of pupils.
Fo. catalogues apply at the bookstores or To the
Principal.
So 2-l!u e. =. PARIAM. 4. NJ.
EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF FlR-
IL CHINA, NEAR ALEXANDRTA.-Thc 2eth
Annual Session Of this School FOR BOYS opens
,ErTEMBER q. l'T2. Terms Sa3e per year Catl-
l02ue, with particulars unt on application to l..
VI. BLACKBOARD. ". H.. Principal: Alexapdria,
Va. au 2-,iShy?m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-26

A UCTION NOTICE. AUCTION NOTICE.
N A large Household Furniture sale this day. COM
mencing at I0s O'Clock, at private residence, ia West
Twentysixth street Sixth and Seventh avenues
comprising Pianoforte, cost e0D rich Paror Suits Bed
suits, Brussels Carpets Lace Curtains, rbe top
Tables sin e and double Bed,teads Bureaus Wardrobes
spring and hair Mattresses Lounges Clocks Chairs, Bed.
dug dining rOom basement and kitchen Furniture, and
over 3J0 lots by cata!o cue HENRY ZINN Auctioneer.
UG. INWARD, AUCTIoNEER, SELLS THIS DAY,
"A att O'Clock at Eighth avenue large quantity new
Furniture advances miscellaneous lots Furniture,
bedding Chairs, fables. Carpets Mirrors, Wardrobes,
Extension Tables Rcrigerators bureaus, elegant Bar
Crockery, &c, account storage.
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A UCTION SALE. AUCTION SALE
N This FRIDAY) MORNING,
commencing at l0is O'clock
LUKE FITZGERALD, Auctioneer, will sell all tht
elegant and costly Furniture contained in private resi-
dence 100 West 23d St. namely Elegant IA octave
wood Paroore, 81 00 Paror Suits Mirrors Carpets
Bronzes Paintings Bookcase 500 volumes of Books
Bedroom Suits in rosewood and wanut; Bureaus, Bed
stcads, Mattresses Dining Room BuGet Chairs, Exten
sion TAble &C. Over $50 lots by catalogue Sale posve
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by MAX BAyEEsDoRFER. AUCTToNEER

ID Assignees sale OF elegant
Meat Market Fixtures Horses, Wagons and Carts &c.
MAX BAYERSDORtER sells on Monday, July ~. at /
o'clock, at 42 sixth avenue. marble top Counters marble
top Corn Beef Trays marble top Fish Trays excellent lee
house Desks 800 cans of Canned Fruit Peaches, Beans
HOLSTERS, Salmon Tomatoes, &c. Meat Benches Trays
Sausage Machines, Grndstones, all kinds Of swing and
platform Scales Knives Office Furniture Desks patcnt
Lard; also superior Wagons spring Carts single and
double Harness &C. positively, in lots 60 suit BY
der OF John Roberts, Jr assignee Messrs Logan Kane
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REAL ESTATE no EXCHANGE.

NEAL EsTAIE 10 EASHANGE.
LNxCHANGE.--ELEGANT RESIDENCE, NINE ACRES
II of grounds modern improvements; healthy location
beautiful stream of water in New Jersey depot
for city property available merchandise. Apply 20
DIR. BNEN, ~ Cedar street.
LOR sALE--OR WOULD EXCHANGE FOR SMALLER
IL house and some land a large House, with grounds
well shaded and plenty OF fruit at Tarry town. N Y Ad
dress q. 4. s., Herald office.
INOR SALE OR EXCHANGED NEW HOUSE IN EAST
IL Orange for unencumbcred Village Plots or City Lots
brokers. Address s. s., box 1888 Pos Office, New York
IIoR SALE OR ExCHANGE.-A PARTY WISHING
10 retire from business IN the country will exchange
dwelling House. store House, with without Stock also
80 Land Tor good dwelling House in New York
city or Brooklyn. Inquire OF WIN. d. GILLESPIE, 3is
Broadway
no ExCIIANGE-FOR VACANT LOTS IN BROOK
Il Ign, suitable Tor Improvement first class brown
stone 'front.' House, with small encunbrance, on Fourth
avenue near Eighty.nith street Principals address,
giving full particulars, VACANT LOTS, brooklyn Branch
Herald office.
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY JULY g. 1872-TRIPLE SHEET
SALES AT AUCTION.

@ HERMAN, AUCTIONEER-SALE OF LARGE
Ne Stock of Liquors and Wines; also Marshal and Assignee
Of Wines Liquors Cigars and Tobacco viz -of 70 barrels
and ages Also casks OF Brandes Gin Port Sherry and
Claret Wines; also, go Wines and Liquors. also,
eases Champagne Cordial Btters also. o. six cases
Leaf Tobacco Cigars &C. one large size Sa'e Also one
nne Billiard Table, Furniture, &c. BY order Of
f. LIPPMAN, City Marshal.
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, WILL SELL ON
" Saturday at 1913, the Stock and Fixtures of Wine
ana lunch room 266 Broadway fine Counters, Ice Box,
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER, OFFICE NO. 8
CITY Han place5,will sell on this day., at lof
o'clock the Stock and Fixtures OF Lager Beer Saloon and
RESTAURANT, IA Second street. near avenue BFine wal
nut counters large Ice Box, Bagatelie Table, large lot
Brandy, Cigars &c.
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w II. GRIFFITHs BEvELLED TABLES, WITH
w, the patent Wire Cushions, can only be bought ut
Forieth street Second hand Tables for sale.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A Lien b. MINER, AUCTIONEER,
ALLEN h. MINER h BRO,
late Henry II. Leeds Miner
Established 1871
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BOARD wANTED-ON LONG ISLAND, WITHIN CON.
ID yenient reach OF the city, by boat and rail- in arm
house, the water where good bathing ana eating
may be Dyed good plain food required aud comfortable
rooms Tor two OF three adults and children Address,
giving iu particulars and terms, 4. O. BARNARD, Herald
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ytTANTED--A POSITION AS LEADING SOPRANO IN
w Protestant or Catholic church. Address NJ I. III.
lF Sklman ST., Brooklyn.
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A. CALDWELL, AUCTIONEER.-FRID JULY
IA. 26 at 1917 O'Clock, Ave billiard Tables Phean 4
G9llGnder make; Chars, Tables, Mirrors, Chandelier
emit re stock of the magnificent saloon, $40 Eighth
avenue, Thirty first Positively without re
serve, to close the business.