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CEo. 4. LgAvTT Auctioncer.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS. 49S Broadway
lPLEAVfTr s fPEBElGH Co successors to JE ooey.
CoSsGNdKSls SOLICITED. ADVANCES NADE.
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS March y and
%, commencing 10 : O'Clock.
PRIVATE LIBRARY OF CHOICE BOOKS, comprising a
large variety Of Works Natural History, Botany Lntomol
,gy &c., English and American editions Also many Books
relating to America Travels Personal Narratives, &C.
Catalogues ready.
FRIDAY EVENING. March 30
SALE OF A LARGE COLLECTION or THEATRICAL
PORTRAITS. Catalogues ready.
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Corporation Notires.
STREET nFPARrnEyr

ETw-iORK. March II, 1875
CHANGE OF GRADE.-PUBLIC NOTICE
~ Is hereb, giver that propositions FOR the following i'm
proveuen pending before the Board Of Aldermen via
10 cisuge grsde OF " orth-s; between Broadway and
C-t aud Of las, be,yyeen Per aud LeoBard.ts Maps
the proposed change o. grade be at this
All pegr Interested in the foregoing mentioned change o.
grades and having objections thereto requested 70 present
TIE same IN writing % the undersigned - is ohce On OF
before 3h day Of Mach 1896 Dated Street Department
Mafcn IL, l60a CHARLES O. CORNELL,
Street Comuisi0ner,
No. 2J7 Brosd.cay.
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JAMES SERGEANT, Auctioneer,
No. % Market 81. POuclkcep,ie City, y. Y.
7 RTTECKFR SON & Co.. will

A j. BLEECkER, SON " 20, VIII gel
a. Auction a. I2 o'clock, the Exchause Sslesroom,
No mn Brosdway valuable WESTST PROPERTY, belong
ng to TIE heirs Of Richard Nelson. deceased
NEsT-srThe valuable fourstoTy Brick store aud Lots
Nos aud 292 Westst situated on the east SIDE between
Canal Wsss The lots each % feet by 00he stores
1oby about So title perfect sold 20 settle the estae sixty Ter
cent remain mortgage For maps and particulars Apply
20 the Aucfioueers.
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4. ~ MEPwIN AuctioueeT.
DY PANGS MER WIN a Co Y

R1 BANGS, MBRW IN n To-, Nos. Oh ana
lp eco Broadway, cor Of Sthst-Ssles Of Books. Sta
hoDery Pcures Works u AIT Fancy Goods Fgrutur &c
MONDAY EVENING March 90, at o'clock
SCARCE AND VALUABLE BOOKS-( rising a va
rety of the best English and American STANDARD NOks I'm
tluding many Of PlCkEBlNGS sud other choice editions
pupefbly illustrated Books sDs collection Of Miscellaneous
Literature Also expensive ASTRONOMICAL AfPA'
RA1US the property Of hte Rev. Dr. CAhL h. and also
two Mahogany and Black-N alnut BooA-cases &C Cata-
logues ready, and the articles view.
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TLANTIC GARDEN.
n 50 BOWERY 50.
GRAND AFTERNOON CONCERT
BYrHs
ORCHEsTRION,
Commencing st o'clock.
ADMISSION IS CENTS.
Children free.
The treat Oh stely owned by the Grand Duke Of
Baden has been pUressed and imported by The under
signed At an expense will pay oE the first time this
season a. aforementioned place In this instrument,
TEE LARGEST combined the most modern
poyeent made In the construction Of organs IL achieved
the unprecedented triumph Of obtaining the hrs Przs Medal
~ the great London Exhibition Of 1862 Ia sweetness and
brsncy surpasses anything Of the kind pre-
.rn,ad 20 the public and h the wonder and asonhnen OF
al the couno,.urs Of the musical IL combines all the
qualities The erfu orchestra being composed Of
over hundred instruments al harmonizng 20 satisfy TIE
most scTupuloas ear
It has been pat under the personal surveillance o. ne
builder who ed the instrument from EUROPE Hoth-
tor. The private Is e, the south corner Of TIE Al
lanie Garden. Respectfully,
KRAMER HAMBRECHT Co.
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DTPAgrkzSI or FIyASCE CoSrrRoLLERs OFFICE
HEw-YosK March IS, 1855. )
= OCKS nrf CT TDs IARE 1t OIL. 4 rs

hOCKS and SLIPS, MARKET CELLARS,
~ snd other PROPERTY belonging 10 the Corporsot OF
Soc Cify Of New-Yors 10 81 LEASED a. PUBLIC A. T.
TlON-Noce l. hereby given that tie ComTT ~ on
TUESDAY the 18th day Of April 1876, al II o'clock g. NJ a.
the City Hall Lease on bids At Public Auction docks ana
-ps. MaIkcte lars and other Corporation properly iof
tenn n yeas from tie j., Day q May, 1900.
Catalogue conenrs the description. location snG terms Of
sale sy be had On application o. the Collector n City eve-
nue. This Office By order Of the Commissioner Of the
Sinking ind. .,.,. .
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GUPREME COURT.--In the matter of the
appication Of the Mayor Aldermen and Conmonalty Of
the CIV New ok relative to the WIDENING and EX-
TENDING ofANN.SihEEf and FULTON-SIREEI, IN the
City Of .YorkPursusnt 10 statutes in such made
and provided the Mayor Aldermen and Comnonay Of tue
City Of New ork hereby give notice. that they intend TO APP
Div 10 the Supreme Court Of the State oi New fork at
Special Tenn Of said Court be held at The City Hall IN the
City OF New-York on SATURDAY. the gath day OF March
1866 the Orenng Of the Court that day soou there
er a. counsel be heard for the appointment Of minis
oners Esse and Assessment IN the above entitled mat
tended 10 the widening and extending Of Ann-stree, and Full
tcnsreet in said city in manner following that to sly on
the uoItberv side Of Auntreet between Psri row and VIII
aInstreet ond both sides Of Ann stree between William
and also on bo sides Of Futonsree be-
W ana Ky ssey also, on the southeTy
side Of Fuonree betet Rydersaley and Waer'stteel
and tie nohery side Of Fulton street between Front
and SoustIet in the City II New ORR as aid down
and deineGted certain map made by Edward Boyle CITY
Surveyor Gle in the Office of the Cerk Of the Common
Council OF the City OF New Nork-Daed Newly February
II, 1860 RICHARD OGOhhaNi
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Sales bp Aneiion.
JAxps SERGEANT Auc,ionser
COUNTRY RESIDENCE
~ AT AUCTION ADMINISTRATION SA
On IHLR.nAY March - L0-G.

IN AT ION.-ADIlNlSTBATORs SALE.
On THURSDAY, March ~, 1886
AZ oclock p NJ the Court House IN the City q POUCH
ksepse n " viii be sold 70 the highest bidder 20 settle
sbe esls,e the known and Homestead
Of Alonzo Desvegne deceased containing $50 acres Of c
hand situated In tho town PouVhkecpie the rosd from
tbe NswYors and Albany posroad 20 New Hamburger two
miles nom the New bursh depot three quarters Of M
N Y directly adjoining the splendid country 81 james
DouAli,on John T. Sheaf Philip Van henssese ESQ., ana
AFR. Shesf The land al uuier high state q cult
walton and Ina point Of oc0n ulsUTrGsed having an eze
Give view OF the Hudson River and surrounding country On
the sape 4 good frame nisnson house - by S. feet two
large bsrns sheds outbaiiugs fine Old and young or
ehsrds Of fruit plendd shade trees Nc a m 5000
stone wal fence and Il, waeled b. sprnr aud wes The
fstruly splendid place ioT gent ensss connny seat fnr
ehassTs are solicited 20 view tie premises, and iT inrher
Apply Air George Delsyeigue sdnnistf-oF Gu
JAMES SERGEANT, Auctouser,
No q Market 81 PoucGkcfpsie City, y. Y.
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PROPERTY on BROADWAY,

WlLLlAM.ST.. and WASHINGTON. PLACE AT
AuCTlON-SALE IN PARliIlON.-Nill be sold by +. H.
LUDLOW Co. Aucioueers, st the Exchange Sales Room
Nc. III Broadway, on MONDAY, March 20, 1896, at u
O'Clock the v-usbelo o. land with the hs,clsss
marble store thereon gituated the northeast Of
Bros6wsy and Whi'ost known IS Nos 80 and 80 Broad
way running through 70 Sout.snaaey Iue 'o' o feet
Also. the valuable property No q Win N st. between
Wa and Exchange place lot 20 feet inches mont IL tcet
inches "a rear and 60 feet inches deep
Aso the valuable property sused At the souheas,
Of place and MeTcerst known Juens Hotel
Lot 700 WSshugtonpaee ~ feet inches on Mer
- ....
For particulars and maps tpply 10 \. III LUDLOW Co.
ApepobeeIs Ne. Pine 81,
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VNO CONTRACTORS.-Separate SEALED
PROPOSALS each ndorsed with the title Of the work
10 which relates also with the Of the bidder and the
date gifts presentation viii be received at this ONCE urt
O'Clock a. IN. Of FRIDAY March 80, 1866 at which they
will b. publicly opened for the CONSTRUCTION Or
SEWERS In the following streets, viz: In kldrcsestree
between Canal and also in Seyenth-ayanue
between Fortysecoud and Forty hith streets and in broad
,yav between Foiy-second and Forty third streets also IN
Frsiavenue from Fifty hirdstreet to and through Ihy
second to Avenue also second street
between Fifth and SXthGvenues; also IN Frseyenue oe
tween Sixth and Seventh streets and also IN fty hfst
street between Seventh and Nth avenues with branch III
Broadway between Fiji First and Fifty second streets
Plans Of works may be and specifications obtained
application a. this office. ,,.
ROBERT l.. DARRAGH, A9uedlc
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
Ohioe Croton AQneluct Deplriment, March ~ 800
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or,R,rRx,.rrx.GxxERALs OFrrcE.

QrARrERNAsrFR. GENERALS OFrcE, }
FIRST DIvIHoN WAsHiNGTcN, ID. e.. Feb. %, 1885.
GALE of MANURE.-Will be sold at the
~ Cavalry Depot Gs.boro d. c, large quantity OF stock
ward MANURE, which will be delivered 20 purchasers on the
ground IN baTse boats DC provided 10y them az forty
sSo) pr cubic yard Two boats according 10
sisel can be loaded per day.
Terms-Cssh, IN Government funds
By order Of the QuArterInsstef General.
JAMES A. EkIN, Brvvet. Bri. adler General,
In charge First Division q. NJ. G. o.
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ITO STONE-BLOCK PANERS.-Separate
sealed proposals each ndorsed with title Of the work Tor
which il may offered the Of the bidder aud the dat
of is presentation will be received this Office until II
o'clock Of MONDAY April 1866 for the construction
- oue block payements ihe following streets to wit;
Forty-snh st. from Sixth to Nintl-ave.
Twenty. seveath.st., from First to Fifth-ave.
Twentyeis tn st.. from First to Fith ave
Twenty ninth st., from First 10 Fiith-sve.
Waterst., from Oldsp 10 c6eutes-slip.
TwelihsL, from Second TO fourthsve.
Westst.. from Battery place to- hambenst
Thirty nth st.. from First to Second ave- ard
Thirty sixth.st., from Fourth 20 Flth-sve.
Specifications and blank forms oI the bids can be obtained
on application 8, this office.
" ''f THOMAS STEPHENS, } Croton
ROBERT L. DARKAGH, Agueduct
A. W. CRAVEN. Board
Once ofthe Croon Agueduc Department, March r. 1906
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EISTULA, PILES AND STRUCTURE RAD
ICALLY CURED without the knif-, cau,tic, OF scid
Snee attention 70 al diseases Of Pelvic Nscera BY HENRY
DANIELS ~ D., Consulting and Operative Surgeon No
Unions 7usre.
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DOAT EXHIBITION-3eth Grand Annual
ID Bo., Inhibition IngerolP. Boat and Oar Bazaar Nos
243 and "a sOutbs some 200 LIE Rae. Fancy sal :hd
Me,.e III. Boat for which gold medal wss awarded At the
late fair Of he American Isssas VIII b exhibited Al
ussion tres.
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Amrsemenis.

OLYMPIC THEATER.
" sole Lessee and ManAzeress......hrsJ JOHN WVVu
sssv u Sh'' AZ
lrHis EsTABLIsHsssr DOS. NOT ADVERTISE IN rnA
NETWORK KESALDl
POSITIVELY TIE LAST NIGHT
POSITIVELY THE LAST NIGHT!
Of TIE great Ruresqle EItraysssnza eniite!
CINDERELLA Ia CONAREi
CINDERELLA LA COMAKE-!
MRS. JOHN WOOD!
MRS. JOHN WOOD.
IA CINDERELLA the Bsron.s Youngest Dsls1tsr =,
Mr. GEORGE FAWCkTr ROWE 6 ~ i.iS u " \
RECEIVED NIGHTLY WITH ROARS OF LAtGhAEh'
bat which must shoxy he Withdrawn to allow ioE the pro
cuction IN few ui shts 4
MAGNIFICENT SPECTACULAR DRAMA
IN style Of penfor sni th cast OF Characters AZ W.
passing any previous efforts az this theafer go
The performances this SATURDAY EFENlNo VIII com
rence with the beautiful DRAMA entitled
GRANDFATHER WHITEHEAD
MONDAY-BENEFlI II Mr. JAMES LEWIS.
ROBERT MACAIRE and CINDERELLA. -
NEDNESDAY-sESEFlr Of MRS. q. n. GILBEAA'
Door, open a. =. Curtain rises e. 4.
Ses,s secured three days in advance.
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amusemenis.

NIBL0s GARDEN.
~ Lessee and MGHas=r...."'.....'WM "HEAILEf'
tIHI. EsTAsLsHxPyT DOES Not ADVERTISE - rHs
sEv-roEK HsRALnl
Fah week o, tire brgAan; engagement Of The charming
''--' MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL
who VII sppeGr in her ee!eefaed role Of
FOR THE LAST TINE,
In the Interesting drama Translated md adapted expressly io
Lef by The sgthor o. Fanch9n called NJ
On TIE MOTHERS PRAYER.
BEAUTIFUL SCENERY, ELEGANT COSTUMES,
RICH APPoINTME SITS AND \ FULL CHORUS,
z. 3 Homs. 81 H. D.uvsr. 2 Barry. Seal No-n. Rende,
Misses Mary Well Mseier H. CAaPIas, " Aiock, Cave &c
Act lst-THE PRATER.
Act 2d-THE TRIUMPH.
Act 3d-THE ADDICTION
Act sth-HAPPINEss
On MONDAY, MISS MAGGIE MITCHELL vii appear
FIRST TINE DURING THE PRESENT ENGAGEMENT
Aa1isY
IL III. fvesc, :rsHa entitled
Admission IS cents. Reserved seats. 81. Orchestra
Cbsirs. 81 50. seat. Dire. Circle Private 8oIe' ; 50
Family Circle (enrsnce On Crosbysl. s" cents. ffi'A1e
Boxes e., So $40 Seats secured six days IN advance.
WINTER GARDEN.
(rHIs Es-ABIsHxEsr DOES yoT ADVERTISE II
TIE SEw YORK hERALpl
NJ Smart Ia. plea.ur. in aHaeussi9s f2s ,,,ncv,
THIS SATURDAY. AFTERNOON NARCHA
A GRAND MATINEE,
commencing st O'clock doors cp5n a. 2. on which oeca'
Mr. EDWIN BOOTH.
who has most generously in sympathy with tie object
teer-d his services will sppcar o.
DON CESAR De BAZAS,
BENEFIT
Of the
DESTITUTE CHILDREN
o. the
SOLDIERS AND SAILORS OF THE WAR. -.
NJ EDWIN BOOTH the DISTINGUISHED tr.sedln, WILL
Immediately preceding the coe OF hs present CEMENT
svs a mati. q. 81 the WINTER GARDEN the 2ith OF
Marh M for the benefit ol the institution ia gath
support the destitute eli deu cf the sodies and
have been billed in s'rugze for the
Union The play will be ia vi ch MI Booth has not ap
peared during the present A. tie lfoceeds VA o. De-
voted sd the ladies o. tie Institution In ter Efforts O. in
their ding tAat they may meet tle incean de-
ands edo upon them f0I tie support Of the ORPHANS Il the
brave who fallen upon the battlefield aud the ocecn
they thst the ciiEens Of New-fofs viii reipoud IN
srit evuciug their sense If THIS naiu o. ol zitiou
Mr.. CHARLES p DAILY, kice-Prestent
Mrs DAVID HoYr, sscrrtary -
Tie drama viii be preceded by the e ghl Comadetts or
KAINT HEART NEVER Won MR. LADY.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH -
By SPECIAL DESIRE
EDWIN BOOTH
HAMLET
HAMLET
HAMLET
THE LAST NfGHT!li
MONDAY. 26th, and TUESDAY 27th.
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professional Notices.

A RTIFICIAL EYES. - Artificial Human
$1,000. 10 order aud inserted BY Dr,. F. BAUCH and
P (oirGFLMANN formerly employed BY Roissonnesa Of
Psri,l No $50 Broadway. New-iors.
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nR. VIM. EARL" WORK OF 40 Pages on
Pile, Stdeture and Obscure Diseases OF the Pelvic Via
r,r. Ie Price 30 cents Mailed free to any part. Adtreu
No Is WEesi., New York
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ICALLACK''
w Proprietor and Msnlser...Mf LESTER WALLACK
(rHis EsrAsLIsHSsxr DOES NOT sDvEarIss THs
YORK HERALp.l
Open at-t Begins ia
SATURDAY,
Third tine Douglas Jeuod celebrated domestic Drama, tAe
Rent DAY.
Chs.ae,er' y NJ Frederic Robinson NJ John GlssI.'
Mr. Charles Fisher MI louus w 3. T. Riuggot. NJ Nor
ton Mr.. Wiliam.on slr Pore Mr. Graham Miss Madeline
Eeuriu-s Mis-. Mary Cannon and Miss Carman.
10 conclude with Morton. Laushab.o taEce, the
FION BOY
n which hss'r, Frederic Robinson. John Scion and
Hc,to1 Nil. lone Burke and Ms. John Seton will spper.
MOSDAY-BENEFIr or MRS. JOHN SEXTON Never
acted here, John brousham celebrated Play FOUNDED on
Dickens. great novel; Of DOMBEY AND son With gre.t
cast and tee popular Anerpiecs Of tue LAUGHING Hf-
ENA
TUESDAY-(Second umel the fivorite Comedy TIE
SERIOUS FAMILY. and fa71rite a.ierplece.
NEDSESDAY-Benehto of Nr NORrON-Firsi time IN
two yetrs, Colmans COMEDY ei JOHN BULL.
The high. y attractive new COMEDY
SOCIETY,"
~ 1
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OUARTERMAsTRR. GBNERALs OFFICE
First DIVISION
WAsHiSGToS d. C., March IT, l8Ge.
GALE of MEDICINES, VETERINARY
- TOOLS, INSTRUMENTS, &c, AT GIEsBORO, d. c.
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VIII be sold Public Auction at Gesboro D. c., under
th1 direction Of CaptiD George H. Browning A. q. NJ,
THIjpSDAY, March 20 1856, 10 o'cock m, large
aiity Of Medicines, Veterinary Tools instruments, &C..
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COUTH BAPTIST CHURCH,
- Twenty. hnh-.., between seventh and ElghthsveA
GRAND ORGAN CONCERT,
MONDAY EVENING, March 49,
Commencing At o'clock. - ,
MR. GEORGE w. MORGAN,
assisted ss organst sccompanyist by
MR. BROWN.
MRS. JOHN ). JOHNSON,
IN, eading Soprano Of the church.
fHE DOUBLE QUARTETTE CHOIR.
MISS MARIE ABBOTT,
Soprano, aud
NJ GIRGlO KOECKO,
Baritone.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR
Can he obtained At Hal sons No. $40 Brosdwayj W
Po-5 No 517 Roadway, Beer scbiners No. 70l Broad
,,sv stenxsy sons 40 II East Four,eenthst. Firth
pond & Co s. no $50 Broadway aud at the door.
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DOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL, Stamford,
I'D Accommodation. for % BoaIders 49,,
w C. CHM, A. NJ Principal
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III BUHUENIUNN'
few vacancies or the Summer term, commencing AP'i
is. For Catalogues containing terms, etc; sdeTeS
Rev. JOHN II. BRAkELf, President
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gustrrction.

ATNo. 26O Bowery, Townsends Academy
~ Separate Instruction day and evening In Bookkeeping
Writing Arithnetic Rooms for Ladies' Private Instruction.
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PERSONAL.

Mrs. Lincoln has secured rooms at the
Metropolitan Hotel, New York, and win
spend the winter there.
Gen. o. B. Wilcox, of Michigan, has
been made Colonel in the regular army,
and assigned to the Twenty ninth In
fsntry.
The Emperor of Brazil wishes to have
a run through the United States, and has
so signifed his desire to recent visitors
from America.
General N. B. Forrest has addressed a
circular to the officers formerly in his COM
mand, for the purpose of obtaining such
reports and information as they may be
able to furnish, in order to make a full
history of his and their operations.
A California paper says that Mr. Ed
win Forrest means to reside in that State
six months, for the purpose of procuring
a divorce from Mrs. Forrest, to whom he
has been paying an alimony of $4,000
year ever since the celebrated suit, some
years ago.
A Washington dispatch says it is well
understood, in the best informed official
circles, that Davis will not be tried at the
October term, and that his release may
be looked for after, but not till after that
time. 1t is stated that Mr.. Reed, one Of
Davis counsel, had been authorized by
the Attorney General to say to his client,
that the Government would direct his i'm
mediate release on condition of his leav-
ing the country, never to return, and that
Davis Indignantly rejected tbs offer,
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TEXTS FOR THOuGHr.

The Republican Union Psrty maintain
that the Rebel Debt shall never be paid,
and that this should be incorporated into
the Constitution. .i
To this the Johnson-Dem say no.
The Republican Union Party maintain
that the Federal Debt shall be paid and
never repudiated, and that this should be
put into the Constitution.
To this the Johnson-D Democracy say no.
The Republican Union Party maintain
that there shall be equality in representa-
ton in Congress-that neither the North
nor the South shall have the advantage,
and that the Constitution should SO declare.
To this the Johnson-Democracy say no.
The Republican Union Party maintain
that the leaders in the Rebellion shall be-
excluded from participating in the affairs
of the Government, and that this, too,
should be put into the Constitution.
To this the Johnson Democracy say no.
Tho Republican Union Party maintain
+hat ~ a. 1.to -lsye-holders shall not receive
nov for The sIave, ''usncipated, and that
all such claims shall be 'essao " ana Yoio'
and that, to make it sure, the - sutlon
should so declare.
To this the Johnson-Democracy say no.
These points are the principal ones in
volved in the present contest Which is
right!
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A COMMENTED FARMER.

Once upon a time, Frederick, King o
Prussia, surnamed "Old Fritz" took
ride, and espied an old farmer plowing hi
acre by the roadside, cheerfully singing
his melody.
"You must be well of, old man," sale
the King; ''does this acre belong to you
which you SO industriously labor9"
"No, sir" replied the farmer, who die
not know that it was the King. 81 an
not so rich as that; 1 plow for wages"
"How much do you get day!" asked
the King.
Eight groschen," said the farmer
'This is not much" replied the King
''can you get along with thisa"
"Get along and have something left"
"How is that?"
The farmer smiled and said:
"Well, if l must tell you, two groscher
are for myself and wife; with two pay
my old debts; two l lend; and two 1 give
for the Lords sake"
"This is mystery which cannot
solve," replied the King.
"Then L will solve 1t for you" said the
farmer. 81 have two old parents at home
who kept me when was weak and need
ed help; l keep them, this is my debt
The third pair of groschen, which 1 lend
away l spend for the children, that they
may receive Christian instruction. This
will come handy to me and my wife wher
we get old. With the last groschen
maintain two sick sisters whom l would
not be compelled to keep; this l give fol
the Lords sake"
The King, well pleased with this answer,
said:
"Bravely spoken, old man! Now will
give you something to guess. Have you
ever seen me before"
"Never," said the farmer.
SIN less than five minutes you shall see
me fifty times, and carry in your pocket
fifty of my likenesses."
''This is riddle which | cannot un-
ravel," said the farmer.
"Then l will do it for you," replied the
King.
Thrusting his hand into his pocket and
counting him fifty new gold pieces into his
hand, stamped with his royal likeness, he
said to the astonished farmer, who knew
not what was coming: "The coin is also
genuine, for it also comes from our Lord
God and am his paymaster."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-21
THE MAINE ELECTION.

The New York Herald, in au article
summing up the reasons for the oYerwhelm-
ing defeat of the Conservatives, draws the
following conclusion:
"Whatever may have been the real cau-
ses operating to bring about the extraordi-
nary results of this Maine election, it is too
decisive against the democracy and con-
servatives to be limited to Maine. We ap-
prehend that, as in all our political con-
tests of the past of national character,
the result in Maine indicates the general
drift of the elections coming after through
out the Northern States. The prospect
now of q conservative majority in the next
Congress is very doubtful; the prospect of
another radical Congress is better than it
has appeared at any time since December
last. In short, this Maine election of 1868
will probably mark another new chapter
in our political history, and perhaps an
other reorganization of parties and another
reconstruction of party platforms for the
Presidential election, beginning with the
close of the coming elections of October
and November" -r5eel ,a
The Herald is always pretty good at
finding out which way the wind blows if
it don't know much else.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-21
8 A ORWJG M. d,

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, will attend
III to ali czses entrusted 70 his care with prOmptness
and due diligence, under his established propositions,
las as przctcable) Quick Cures few visits and Low
Charges. s. WINTERS STATION.
June SO, 1866 2 SanduEky County, Ohio.