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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-31
Foreign Items.

In England and Wales last year q
letters were delivered to every person
upon an average; in London, 81; in
Scotland, 20; in Ireland, 8: In the Unit
ed Kingdom, as a whole, 23-the total
number exceeding 679, 100000.
An autograph letter of Marie An
toinet e, written on four sides of paper,
to Count de la Marck, and not to be
found ia any collection, has inst been
sold at auction at Berlin for the large
sum of 1866 francs.
Prince Albert, Queen Victoria's
second son, now young fellow of 81,
has Just been promoted to be Captain
in the British navy, and Parliament has
granted him an allowance of S75,00 a
year. He is talked of as the Viceroy of
the projected British American Con-
| federation.
1t is reckoned that in Belgium, at
the present time, there are three thou
sand musical societies, with every sew
enty thousand executants, including
one thousand choral societies and thirty
thousand singers. These statistics
show that the little kingdom of Belgium
surpasses all Germany in number of
choral societies, and in conjunction
with instrumentalists their prosperity
exercises salutary effect ON the man
ner and social habits of the working
classes in Brussels and the provinces.
in Paris there are 28,760 street
lamps, all of which are regularly lighted
before the close of day, and burn dur
ing the whole night. The fame has
fixed dimensions regulated SO as Co pro-
duce light equal to one and half OF
that of carcel lamp, burning forty
two grammes of oil per hour. There
are eighty men belonging to the munic-
ipal service, and as many inspectors OF
| the Partisan Company charged 70 su-
perintend the efficiency of the whole
apparatus; they make their rounds ev-
cry night, accompanied by men whose
duty it is to rekindle any lamps which
may have gone out, and take note OF
those viii h burn badly.
"A continental letter of a recen!
date contains the following account oil
a terrible accident at Cronstadt
ga terrible catastrophe occurred re-
Gently in Cronstadt, and occasioned the
loss of 81 lives At half-past two in the
morning, a wooden building, construct
ed on Battery No. 10, serving as a hab-
itation for $50 workmen, took fire, and
was in few moments enveloped In
flames. There were three doors to the
building, but only one was unlocked,
and this opened inward. The unfor-
tunate men, pressing forward in crowds,
kept it closed, and it had at length to
be broken down, but 81 men had al.
ready persisted. The rest were rescued
with great difficulty"
An interesting case has occurred al
Naples, in connection with the new law
of civil marriage. A priest recently
presented himself at the Office of the
Civil Registrar, provided with all the
papers necessary for marriage, and
wished to be united to- a Napolitan la
dy. The case was referred to the high
er court, and it was decided that as the
civil court neither explicitly nor implic
lily made any restriction as regards
persons bound by ecclesiastical vows,
the priest had right to marry like any
other citizen. Accordingly Pasquale de
francesca was married on the Doth Of
January last.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-03-31

1T is better to be foolishly happy
than wisely miserable. - r.
Punch. thus sums up the ms and
outs of the case at Washington, In an
unusually clear stateme"S for an Eng
| lish writer on our affair ~
Essays Johnson, TO hold that the States Of the
South e
Were Ger out of the Union is sim
Says Congress, WAL, guess 1t they were never
out,
There amt no call for letting them in
"A certain irritable tragedian was
playing Macbeth, and had rushed OF to
kill Duncan, when there was no blood
for the Thane to steep his hands in.
The actor, however, not to disappoint
the audience, clenched his fist and
striking the property man violent
blow on the nose, cody daubed his
! hands with what flowed from it, and
re-entered with the usual words, 81
have done the deed-didst thou not
hear noise?"
-Boy-"Dad, if / was to see duck
on the wing and shoot it, would you
lick me?"
Father-"No, my son-it would show
thatyou are a good shot, and would
feel proud OF you!
Boy-ssWell then, dad, pumped cur
old drake as he was flying over the
fence to-day, and it would have done
you good to see it drapp
EMERsoNIANIsMs.
More brilliant things are said in or
binary life. about the house, than are
put in books.
A good conversaticnalist- what a
treasure on a rainy dayl
In the effort to unfold the thought to
friend, we make it clear to ourselves.
Beware OF jokes-inestimable for
sauce, corruption for food.
Never name sickness-beware of un-
muzzling valetudinarian.
Society seems to have agreed to treat
realities as fictions, and fictions as real
tiles.
Forcing nature costs too much; what
is gained in time is lost In the reaction
on the machine.
hunger for company is keen, but
must be discriminating.
Regarding financial failure-many
men stumble in the streets but few
break their legs.
The art of conversation is to keep
out of the bastile, and say everything,
in country where one is hidden to say
OF ling.
L don't pity theman underplaced: he
will find his place. But / do really
pity the man who is overplaced.
When people come to see us, we fool
ishly chatter, lest we be inhospitable. -
Things said for Conversations sake, are
chalk eggs.
The way to have large occasional
views is to have large habitual views. =
When men ask your opiuion, dont't
stand on tip-toe and pump your brains.
Etiquette shonld fix given term
say ten minutes-to every visit, beyond
which the visitor should not be allowed
to remain, without explicit leave
Two stages were travelingin France,
one met with Observation-Disclosures
storms, bad roads, ETC.; in the other
none of the passengers recollected any
of these things. One of the Paassen-
gers was Madam de Stae..
Sentiment makes life sweet and toll
erahle; but there are those who, seeing
that sentiment pleases, try to initiate
it; they love poetry-O, they adore pc
etry and roses; and a cavalry regiment;
till they have lovely thing hated by
their affection of it.
A Genoese and Florentine were walk
ing together. Said the Genoese. "Were
1 not Genoese, would be Floren-
tinep' Said the Florentine, "Were L
not Fiorentine-" .'You would be a
Genoese?" interrupted the Genoese.-
'No, I would be Florentine."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

80 rHENB COURT
= ere mtNfs uf ~ arriieat9a thr MsVy- Ntf.s
80 Commercially ~ he ~ VafG fsfsfvs y,
che tfnlHr anl rfffdnG ~ Aun street Falisa
81 ..a H.r Uf MeH fYrw.
faftaaai 70 ststabs n sieh nsss ~ rrovs.f r-
~. hitHrnfu Au4 ieruDunsy III the HfE
hf " s.r ~. ihti ihey lntsnf v spiiy v tts
lrels louu ~ ne tiaif N Neu Yufk. al HgH al
Tenn n Fad 11lfL ip ~ held a. tha ca UaL
ts ,iY ~ New rors. Aftrrtty 90 fsh
ust dsyD - tsfn urreaftef r3una.i r. bstft
fe tTpHnfuI@ft ~ frfnHlss mate aH
saafnrHt fH ne atrT- sutiii thnt hatFr
sal H SO rtfFHa~ft A~rrhF ntrr1@d tfs ps4
sttn8ue ~ Arn kad fnit8. street in ss r.
% sns.f 70 esi.f iasi q v 49, - Ne ugfhsry 40 n
Nnn street betNrsu Fafh f0H aat Nliarn stree saF
So ~ Fr~rt 49, Wlitasn ssrass ard
ssrr~s tsg hoth ff@s % ss@-s ~sw~s. Wls
sfsst 80 ~ sef nst1 ~ 80 syuihsfy
sf ,-t~-rn ~ - slsf snd Natss sif-~t sss 80
Hsfif sd~ ~ Fnfnn Yfssat ssfs@t
4ih sirs~s, ~ ~ Nsw Y0ss "a iss 49,, - -
uaeaasa e4r,@ nasp rsA-s y kf~asa Byve Ity
ysFsF. hi~ 80 sffr ~ iAs flsgt n Ne fasa.a
Caar.sl ~ we $50 ~ Ne fsrk
hiohA ~ ygAMAs. Dssas~ v ~ gsysa..ya
Ans fysa Fss g. 100
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11
PROPOSALS..

nFFIcL og rIfE STREET COMMISSIONER. 80 8
" CTS Han, RrpD4iyn.
rgOPOsALs FOR LIGHTING rHR -TRKETs OR TIfH
CITY OF BKDOkLrN.
scaled rropos,s VII - rer,ref ~ ths Common cgunc
A. me Nafuf. Onire, until MONDAY Marrh ~. l~S
Of lsk u " fnr th~ lighting The streets n The ~
Rr-svn win any other material ~ Hight from dsrs
4u dayEb each night for ysAr siss NE %
years agrefatif ~ th- specification pf1ldst therefor
on 90 iu tha urlf 81 thr street tYtnfn ssiJiar
HANK Tor aananr fururtef ~ III Ooe ~ the street
tunsiuiss1nsf, snI rnua oihrr vii - o0rstsr~f
rfais vii M De- olns1sfrd nnirts accompanied With
rlHs ruiit oftso snrttsa o. a. 1Drarf ~th pro
80 i1 shan qualify " their resronsgity thai VI tie
AWARDED " The parry pInflrg theY 40 bslfns
hn1 hssnf'ir fOT u fathfi efornaber I'D n css ~
sa neglect ~ sr " execute TIE wsnAf m swaF1si
itt tha they w pay ~ The cty ~ Hrn9Elyn TIE
irtN~ea hr price proposed sni ne rrre ne
bllIHf 90 whom the o. tN4fffI
.ttit 20 hs entered 10 ths Ceanci sg.i
fr.s work
Es sr.sr ~ TO- Common Council
g UtkLkr NDDYNE, Stree, Comm salsaer
BraJEfrs. Frs ~. $50
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PIAsoFOItTIcs.

ID ava tfsH SECOND uAsD sFvKs oCrAyH AosH
VI yo9i Psnofrriea. from go - fSo uhi srrsa
stsiArt, buuhau. fIhert iAytts Aevton -nl phs
n4k~s. asa fuent ars isng'oftT' uen hiArtr~s~
pr.ra - fIHrth a~enur prH1sie 1rr~r lnfuiue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

rIOi.uFs rHpTn4nAYut, NKHfsffinH -spuA
40 snf f,tf Dt4fea taf ffufl No rsftt -
d., A upLMEs 80 Hsa.a-S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

AN EXTRA SIZED FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET
"A On east Tenth street, not far from Broadway location
vary pleasant Terms moderntr.
JOSEPH MASON, No. 80 Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

RIO LET--TWO LOFTS; EACH Is By 30 FEET; IN
the building 40 Baxter street between Grand and
Hester streets For further particulars inquire the pre-
mi sea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

ITO LET--A WELL LIGHTED OFFICE SUITABLE
for good coal or mining company. Address box 55o
Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

FINE SECOND LOFT, p BARCLAY STREET. TO
N let with immediate possession. Apply the premises,
<o r. O'SHEA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

RIO LET-A MILLINERY STORE. IN THE BEST PART
L of Eighth Stock Fixtures and Lease for sale
2t6 Eighth between Twenty second aud Twenty
third streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

I'oR sNLE.-wNsrRp 10 BUY. \ Lor oF SECOND
u hand bpokbniers Machinery. Address ". ~ G., III
John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

ITO LRT-IS FOURTH AvFvuR, BETWEEN TWENTY
arst and Twenty second streets Part of adesirab'
HOUSE. uni furnished sui able Cor single grutiemrn phy
sicilns olce a small private family Address X V. r.
Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

FURNISHED HOUSE TO I.ET-IN SOUTH BROOK
~ iynA three story brick House containing all modern
in GOOD order and deslrsbly located Rem.
Low 70 private family and part taken IN Bord 10y three
nd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

RIO LET-TuE FULL. THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
with basement and sub-cear, 1877 Front street. Brook
lyn. For particulars apply TO JONAS SMITH, S Front
street, Brooklyn at III Front st Get. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

WE'LL FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT-oNE
n block east of Union square Rent S.i5 per month
Rooms rented paying $3.50 per month. None but
epectbls private family need apply Address vington sta
ffon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

A LARGE BOARDING HOUSE, IN A FIRST CLASS
~ location, Fifth Avenue Hotel containing thirty
with all toll Possession Immediately.
Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

A DESIRABLE 1.-TWO STORY. HIGH sToOP FRAME
n House, with high brick basement. on Eighty third
street. between Second and Third No H0yrood
place. containing eight rooms and fixtures through
out, high ceilings marble ntes hard wals in perfect
order lot l0s feet deep good neghborhood $50 month
TO small family Apply to S. CARvALHo, % East Eighty
third street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

FTNO LET-ON FULTON AVENUE, BROOKLYN
large story brick store and Dwelling suitable tor a
dry goods store For particulars apply 70 WILLIAM
NANCY, % Futon Avenue
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COMPETENT OFNTLENAS LATELY tuJN
~ Itris. wishes situation ~ tsrhrr Of The Freurh IA
gu e pfisst faniy Seniuary. s. fefnr
given. CAL address Teacher. 10 nisiBxon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

rj,o LET COTTAGE SEVEN ROOMS, At CHATHAM,
j.. IA hour from city, Morris and Essex abroad.
three minutes from depot; rent sl6o Chatham station
master.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

RIO LET-FoR THEE YEARS sl2 WEST THIRrIETI
street very handsome aud complete three story Eng
sh House, will be painted thr0ughout ana put ~
good Apply at 2ii West Thireh street between
aud 10 A. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

~ Ar1F0ffFs
I'd Va. 'i :. = FsT i y ' sa,' ~ .'as
~ 80 ~ S.i.i.t dr-.i ,sa,si xi1i6iSs
ieaoa IN 10 e'rp.' -''h ~ Pianos f'o~ 81 p.ss
r 4, g., re, 2 %. , .s:'rs 3, *. ;...;.s
q r5a.rg ~ s,,, 10 '.i ~ ~ p.,ts.l,I., =
y Doe waae l-tnas-s % q r,'.., rss,,, so -.
TlrP- snf Arrfis ~ho praf'f zen fs Ter 800 gasaAs
80 tri...ss % sts9s .',ah .u.,,t., d, No.
FsffSr hGttFtE AhgANGNhHsJ
i,sa-t srses ~ = s.s "a ra.i'si :, q ~
go. l,ar' = y ?" l'. Y, ,.,s -is.ss
ar,.,.. p ~, = ~ 49, a'.,s 81 o-i-' 'As ~ 1890
srEiNw.' Tso.s riAso. =. ~ ou,, 1sn.n.a
wtrrnooal -. ~ = y E.u rvuErrgru
.rtttr ".t~ros NnlaY .t-sr- a"i i'rias pis~- ssS
Tnm cylrsa,rlo rIsr2s o.! Ac sissa.s
svr,r. 49, 81 nsirr wr venrHfh 40 20 ~ T-ssss
THE Hos,cr s'rgls ag. = sag.as az ":
- f-i.i ftias-a fTees fa n. s-t sila-sf q go
TO- o. y, ~ ~. =, 80 i; -.r.,.s a 90 49,
$50 usii o. '-sEii be- Fiss~-
PINE ARTS.
tIoLur. PHOTOGRAPH, KKHistuos -spHa
900 'ai is'f V''4'-s - ', q, 49,. ,~'
m~opr.Ls.Eo,~
r,rg srtAs aniLRR riE utEnisyy H0r.sa
n . %. .n.f se.n s-ssf. Z .aL-y - i1sn -
50 80, 49, rs'.i-iptl,
~ uAiaprEssgs. VITO Hasg WAX g,iAIss
" 90 - frsy sslf ~ esilns :, - - 20 ~
io,''As ii.r ''''''''' s.R,R sntvllifE ' D.
, ssoosn n,Sp gSoisg wssrsp ~ rwgvrv
/ 70 m.,,,sn. s,sa. ,sar,A. sssia,sas.sa ssaair y.
...,....... 4. ...,gv,r pvaf.ra
IT, rLNIF bEON fsstf stsi psftais snf sitr1ssff hTe
- s .,,., ss ~, 49, s,.,,., s,.,,sS
rsh'y' . Hs''as @.l'aa- sn.s.o.
70 - D..ss s,f.si es.ss' = iiaa.sa. s.- Tss
Gown srAs,nfsg ttgcrRrG yu.E yoa 90.
" 49,. -as. s..:'i,s '-iii'sJ '''.i .ai -. y.r'.~s
Jsr9r,ra.t y s.SCgAgTr sls. AR . ggsIToss
=, 49, -. =, -, -. ~, s.s.t.,ss.-5
t.. 80 q ..as.s.s.i -, -. -
NfaHnE u.strs SOW - rmg 70 tr ~ rus
vi shss+ stu.s.s trfi f-ssg - Es1tfs n 80 so
Ss,s.. ., -, ~ ,.'---' t-.sH.s 80 =, a. "a
NfagrfK ,sp s.rrLfirrD sttrr sswrEis ~
vi D-i,ss t.sr tssa sAJ sss.' ss,-slss-... 80 go
'' $500 gs s,,s "..s. go 80 n,ess-.y ~
.,,nstg S.srria ytooE inIso. A.. c.S ~
VI ff,ts.'l - rAat''as gr>s' tr,,,,,, &c 20 -
'''''' s,..@ 49,. 80. v r. 20 ~" $500 'y.-,
\farsir .sp sLsr, sasuEs sosrxrsrs
VI fHar a W. ass - s.ss q. trr..i sstft.s.ss .
Ns rtf lasyftefs - fsfsira tnftss satfh gfsans
Mo- w.s-ts ta4fasHs A. ~ eTE 60 *bst-
Nars NHflt e1fuHf Es~etsf Esas fal utif1sF
80 asrusf Hosssa 80 Tti'ts.uis .sss.
- uffFEEf-LtDDEh rAHr ~ wrHr fWrgrr.
u tft tfH-t bft~sst rlsih So $1,000 sFsHr#F Y.
~ - -. si~sy' - 80. :. a. e-.s' rfS-' '~s'''"
DrrrrWY. HgRwtI -Br CALfIsU AZ ~ Fnnsp
Ia ~, att - 80 Etnty- ksUsf ~. - ~
sFsftt'f e~~@ifsf a p-ffers fwnF-f w. sffff'.'i
mas " Nas Tfvw " % A - 49, ffesa . |"
q
4 RIO LsDiEs ~ sRfiCLg inpisFgstanLt ~
i so 70 lsff $1,000 - -tAHlf M IfHn - =
s.y 80 ~ ths ttHss ststss 70 f-rFE " v 49,
Z Jsin sep slsiss. a sfftes s,fsst
xry.srgf,-a asrysp H4Ab Gala gAsIh1 -
w ffes fytg sssfiy ser~s ss-~ a@es~
H.ssis a<e-
tkyswrgb. nv ~ KIFIafFscnp nkihpstt-s..
Il w y fafF taF -
fssans D. nss~ "a ff n Nttft -
sssg o. - s.s4sss . lAs ss&sAAssf -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11
INsTHuCTIOS.

LADY DESIRES 4 POSITION A. DAILY OK ~
~ tteut gpvsrnsss IN rFaTectHNr family 10 teach "
ordnarg Engli.h branches and mnsc References 80
tionaie. address, u g. ~ ~ Marks place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

L'OR SALE cHEAP-A GROCERY STORE AND FiN
lures. doing good trade Inquire tie prefi-es
Tbird agcaIr. corner OF ftft sFCunf street. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

INOR sALR-COSFEcTfONERY roy AND PASCY
store good location low feats will b. cold cheap. APP
ply at go Hudson street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

L'oR SALE-TuE STOCK AND FIXTURE og 4 FIRST
class whaesae aud retail quor sorr situated IA i'
bs portion " The seventh ward with three years iess,
Of the pennies Apply At . Chambers strcsi room No
building
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

DOOEEEI PfNs AID WRITING FDg ErHls ss
ID mn " uOLBEtE, 90 Hf'adaaY ieasheg ueoa.
keep Ifar rtiF usei he be- hre kU.a fulaas
o. alec i'npr stiffness crampng 90 cDhns aad usas'
s-raLnl n ln- - nrnnnn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

YoUNG rRHSru LADY WHO gfrAgs A IfrlfK
y fugi wishes 90 give irfs0as 10 frusi ~sf a. flr
sur brr pupils. % ono s-yefs r~rsons "A oft-
4 ppiY FROM ~ o. q % tl0rs a. so HfyIn- street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

rJ,O LET-UPPER PART OF BUILDING NOS. AND
DIVISION street. corner OF Catharne four story, 7ixs3
feet we'll calculated clothing light mechanics Apply
at 30 Fulton street. up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C.. TO LET.

| HOUSE AND FURNITURE TO RENI-IN DEsIaA-
Ill bic location with all the modern improvements, 10
private family only. Rent $50 per month. Apply tho
| premises, Dea street. Brooklyn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

TOR sALI-OSE oF TifE BEST BARRoOM HOUSE.
the tighth ward, with long lease. furnished
magnificent style F1r particulars inquire the premises
~ Greene street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

RIO LET-SECOND FLOOR AT II BEDFORD STREET
L Can be from 2 to T. NJ References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

no LET-TuE TWO STORY ATTIC AID BAsENBN
i HOUSE, rooms, yard. ~ l.5th street, bctace
Third aud Fourth avenues rent $50 Apply at - sprn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

FURNISHED FRENCH COTTAGE TO LET-UP
N town. II months; silver aud linen 10 rooms; de
1ghtful summer resdence overlooking country
ADAMS 4 co, g53 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-11

rJ,o LEA THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE
with celler No 20 East Ffly third street near
Third avenue, with all the modern IMPROVEMENTS he "rs
Kent 81
New-York daily tribune., 1866-01-05

fj'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOa 1866.
VsIs POPULAR POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL.
ANNUAL WILL BIZ ISSUED on THE nth INST.
cosTEsTs:
AsrrosoxIcAL DKPARTxEST:
Fclip1es for tie yesI 1870
Lunar and Planotsry Conjuuc.ions
Conjunction Of Planets ard o'hsr Aspecss
New and Valuable Tide r-bes ioI loo Places
Jewish aud Mslogedan Calsudsrs.
Table OF Sixty ono BFigl, s'ai'.
fotrncAL DEPAR.aKSr
United States GoyerrIn ni Minister'S &c.
Senators snd Representative Of XXXIXlh Conrt"
Laws fsssed at the last Session OF Congress.
Public Resolutions and r PIoclainstions
slsveholders' Rebellion. Chronicle Of War Events
The Union Party in ls-ResOlu,iOus of the Union State
Conver;iona Reconstruction and Impartial SuhIss.
impartial Suflsge-L Laws In the Several S.aGea
The Constitutional Amendment.
The Second Inaugural Address Of PTetident Liscon.
President johnson On Reconsucon aud Impartial arsg.
ELECTION RETURNS for 1906 carefully compiled and
compared with former Elections for THE TRIBusE
ALsAsAo.
Territorial Election Returns for 1865.
States Of the Union Capitals. Governors Tine of.Meeting
ofLegislsturer, Time Of State Elections
The Territories Of the Unonteir Csptaf and Governors
Popular Vote foI President b. States in 1854 1860 and 1885,
Foreign Countries. Porn Of Government Rulers Capitals
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