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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25

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plss ~ ~ " ny Oee. We nase reeeiVsd non
our r pssn presumption eV pfRtaRiNE Bios
livery one to whom have recommended it has bene
fitted much by its use f-Rev q. d. JosEs Racine Wis
February 1866 was suffering from violent cough for
which had been treated during six months previously
without benefit had Night sweats which completey
Frustrated In the evening hoarseness would come on
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25

MORNING, NAY Is 1850. ]



"a "" oe no services IN inc Con-
Es Vhurcl OF this village Tor The
nel aooaths' as the pastor Is alb
Z ~ ~ation. 1t is expected thai
setFlQ VII ae resumed.on the third
Seae oune
&eason Is decidedly backward
& side' having been cold, with
- Ron Of week or two IN April.
|, krels have biosscmed very mli aud
w. DISC a most abundant crop but
fog2 sstisat the blossoms may get
~ ossibly they may weather il.
90 He youngster who has a drum
Of ~ owj but not allowed to usa il on
the hrst NY of the week, inquired the
other day ii it wasn't wicked for par
trid(fes to drum on Sunday.
Those who receive water from the
AIinnrd Pond aqueduct, are informed tln.s
the waser viii be shut off from the village,
On Sunday morning next at abou. 8 o'clock
and remain 80 till about er5 o'clock in
he atles1pon, All interested can there
ore look ont md supply themselves be-
krSk 4 {hey wish. Hereafter we pro-
give notice when these occasions
81 n. ssHs.s' e"''e '"'''y =
h .e
man came INTO our Office last week
soe = s'shi'icahl INQUIRY. lie want
~ - s'me business Wilh one q i've
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. sao rompty responded to the call
i, y n 'onai Soldiers and Sailors ORR
pe' by meeting at the residence
M Nars- prosper Merrill, where
Z z large box with valuable con-
" whIch they have forwarded, ac-
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&,
?. nrm OF Holden d Randall at
cs 'ai! AQndonderry has been dissolved,
- Rness IS continued BY the new
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a They are alive TO the wants
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25
CoMMIssIONER,s NOTICE.

XVE the Subscribers being duly appointed by the Hon
w Probate Court for the district of Westminster Com
missouers recev. examine aud adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons against the estate ofZBA CHAPLIN
late OF Rockngham In said district deceased aud also ali
clamsand demands exhibited in Offset thereto and
from the % day Of May 1856 being allowed BY said court
for that purpose We do therefore hereby give notice
that will attend to the business Of said appointment
~ the Dwelling house Of the late Zba Cpin, in Rocking
ham, in said district Tuesday the oth OF July aud
Monday the l0thof September from O'Clock, A.
until O'Clock, y. H., on each OF said days
TRUMAN pLATT ro,
TIsDALE PORTER, I'M
Rockingham May 18th, 1865 2l-23
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25

I ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the Post
oce at Bellows Fails, STATE Vermont, May % 1850
Bean. J. S. rearsous, l. L.
Brewer. Joseph Prentice W. H.
Uoxt saunel Pfiest / P. Jr.
Miller :. Eos Lafayette
Nicer " & RrStbsfs Richardson, J NJ
o'Isnesr, 1ehn hev Rockingham vo>len Co
Sears, lsl4h
To obtsin any the above letters the applicant must
,l ,or Adrsssa Lsfisys, give the date Of this list and
fa' - A. n. SWAIN, Pm.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25

bay etseviile Apri 20, vsI B. ROOT aged So years
In NeathessGed. p1ii Is, Of Consumption. JOSEPH
SAFFoLD, fsq, aged zS years Formerly Lieut. in Co.
T., loth kegt. IT Vols.
In somessle, Mass, May 8. SILVIA MILLER, wife Of
Samuel Miller late OF Dummerston, aged IS AID 10
months. ier rsasins brought to West Dunmsrson
for interuent-
In Westmoseabd- N H., March Is, Mrs ESTHER sifr
of Hiram 81 rt aged Sc years and months.
In ludlow, May g. FREDDIE H., infant son Of Edwin
s., aud Lizzie A. Spear Rutland papers please copy
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25

ly il win be seen that the signatures are
engraved.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25

ACCIDENT IN PLYMoUTH-SiIas War
rem and John Howe of Ludlow, were rid
ing together IN Plymouth, on Monday,
and when near Ira Pinney's one thill
broke, the horse ran and both gentleman
were thrown out of the carriage with
great force. Mr.. Warren, who is man
~ years OF aze, was badly injured in the
head and fl some Tins remained in am
insensible state. On Tuesday he had full
iy recovered consciousness and was better
but unable 10 sit up. Nh Howe was
more seriously injured. He was thrown
on one OF the wheels and dragged a num-
Der of feet. His head was severely in
Jured receiving a lacerated wound on the
side two or three inches in length which,
bled profusely. He was entirely insensi-
BILE and continued so up to last accounts,
on Tuesday, and on account Of his are.
which is rs years, fears are enter tanned
that he may not recover. Both GENTLE
men were on their way to county court
now in session at Woodstock.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25
LARGE SALE OF GOODS,

TO CLOSE our eua Gocx
WATCHES. CHAINS, SEWING MA.
CHIN Is, SILK Alpaca,
and many other kinds Of
DRESS PATTERNS.
Silver lated Ern aad Cake Baskes Forks anA
Spoons and all kinds Of Silver Plated WARE Cursi
Jet and Cameo sets q Jewelry. Pima But
tons and studs Gold Thinbles
PescslE and 1osk~ls> Shnwh.
Bsimors skirts eontzgz, toliars, and Unasrsesvss
Any person ndiug twenty avs cen Is = an sdvarse
payment s<penns. can " inlsrn<d q sdv.ncs
srticie thcy will rseefve paysz. o. one dosr
and viii then b op<fDoa With th-a send hr Ii or
not
For dollar vii ssnd l;ss Of six articles vish
retail pres, snd hon the sf any article can be selse4sd
For u 80, lt&of u
Fer IS %. iht a 81
fos 054o0 = IT ~ 50.
Ror 11o-1ps ~ of 1Qo~
RARB cuANCE
= s>saie 49, ans sahss vHlznkb sssisas = -
shoss pzlrss. r1in - - 90 ~ - =
- 11Ap 1oElAn1 vuq.u- 8
sw - = sz.aaas 49, ssa-Eb ~ lnnrn 60
9 ADAmA %.
~ WP-0DU, Dsu1o. - {,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25

Marriages and Deaths inserted Obituaries nelud
ing poetry. 20 be raid for according to length.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25
KINGS
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
CoNsUMPTION.

MADE FROM THE PgEscRPTIos REV caAs II. KING NJ
D. Lii D., &s confidently presented to the public foe
the Prevention and Cure of
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-05-25


dress will be delivered by j. S. Adams,
Esq, of Burlington. The public and
clergy of all denominations are invited to
attend.
I'm one school district in Sutton, con-
tanning twelve families, $4,000 lbs. Of ma
pie sugar were made this year. Another
district of eleven families 10 the same
town made 10000 lbs. In School Dis
trict No 2. Glover, ~ 900 lbs. we're made.
A serious accident happened at Me-
chanicsville ON Thursday of last week
Three men were at work on house when
the staging gave way and the men were
hurled TO the ground. Mr.. John Priest
was seriously injured and his life is des-
paired Of.
- The Jamaica Leather Company are
erecting large building for the manufac-
ture Of boots to take the place Of the one
recently burnt. 1t is to be GO by 80 feet
and three stories and half high.
- A pariy Of students from Middle
barry College visited the Vermont Univer-
sity at Burlington last week, where they
we're entertained by that college and
general feeling Of harmony and good
feeling prevailed. More Of such eoune
sies would do much good among all our
colleges.
= The two Methodist churches at Bur
lnghn have united, and they are about
to build new and eommodious church
edfce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
LIE STATE OF TRADE.

sIl g for spIgs o 20 ssssI. ed ss.s
wsusee, and 81 20 No. Cie,so CSrises Su.
Spopins At ~ SaS e for No. to sny' sTs y Ssag
closing win cargo q 1890 bush No. to sriys ~ 0s1
LIDO ss Bsse. Of Is 90 bash. a. soc for c Sr ~, 10
Chicago and 81 6asi csnsds Rye gu q. 81 . ~ s
Wheat sCc con I7 e md Ss, sss'S S ss
s4 e on a Msfi ;s S@ Com on s ss seS
onr. ending todsy-Flosr. o9S bbj Wbsa SIS
R RSn JS5 is ss and Spi rom G So 70 wsT k
Corn; lo2oa bush Oats elsis busa Barley 1900 Rye.
SO. bush Corn SO $40 bush os Sssi bush sl
962 bush Rye, 4ol6s bus Peas 80! bash Canal lp, Zoe
bush, Oats AS.o babl Bs.y bush; Rye 5se
No. pas D' 50 Red sf g t % Ss {.
Double Extra: Wheat hrmj ssIesrsy $500 bush. M s csr-
Corn ease 6ssi and scarce sale: 600 bush No. as 81 ~
and 1900 bush d. psTt to arrive at ~ a. Early ~e't M
zc better sales 1900 bush Csnsds l Canal
frcghs unchanged 10 New York Flour &c. Wheat . a
ioc Ave lie Lake in port. 500 basS Wheat 4co b. Bs
ley Canal exports-2O bb Flour 2ooo bush Vice. 7so0
eIycsssTr Oct sElSar srT saesIaae en- whea' d91 :.
CuoAeo, Oct a. nfOur Wheat quiet ~ 20 for
No ard 81 ga % for No. Corn active, and sie
1ced &C. ssics 1t ia{ic shwi. deI Proson' quiet New
Ness Pork s24 Hog fairly SctiSe Common to Good and
Wheat TSco bush Corn shiOmsns. 1850 b6I fiosr 100
bash Whit. 3 bush Corn 100 w SS: os nan,
week e 10 tor No and q 81 g for Ne Oats e h'esEs
TOLEDO o. Oct g7.-Floar auiet and wbes, &c,
&C. Se ss,i, Am s sac & s os. L. 5es a. for No. n.s
reights-6e. on Corn to Brs.lo. 49, - .
sr ST. a lSV aaS 3 Corn 4 lr ] y ;s
005sc Mess pork declined &39 asa SO 80 with lots fired
at 80 Bacon clear sides csG isc shouders stGttc "hiy
dnll and (ayots BUYERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
LATEST SHIP NEWS.

ARRIVED. Sunday Oct -. .
Steamship H. Livingston, Baker Savannah, Oct VITA nd,e.
aud pass. % Liyingston, Fox Co.
steamship GIaacus Gale. Boston. with ndse and s'o
Steamship Fl CID Hobart Newbsrp " c. hours Nth Hd''.
and psss. c. Goodpeed. .
smpon l7th D. a.. With mdse. and pass 20 Oelrchs c..
Steamship ltAnb Hamburg Sos lamp
ton Oct II. with ndse and pass 70 k1nbardt Co
Steamship Dudley Buck Fertility SewbeEn days with se 20
steamship wsm.u Fh New Bedford with rde ard to
steam d.ate renii. (Fr) Rl6auli New ondon q honc
Bsrs H,e Clark Cronsad snd Llinoe g. days Win ot 10
De Groot 4 Peek
Bah Mssialens seare Aspaws y days, with Irdaaoer
Bhs Bede York og Psrrsboro Cow iG with
mds,. 70 D. X. DE VIOLA Go.
B: Kaahdn o BsnsOr Sanders Barbados % daywh e's
Brig Isne Dyer savannah 10 days with ud,s
Brig EoDs of Hiiax 81 FORBES lves Spain, =" osJs WIN
Brig Belle ioi Gbraar sesu.en Havana 10 days, W d', To
Big Blsekk.h, Bowman. New. Bedford. - "a
days with mdse to D. r.. DeWons Co.
bIE Alexander Miken (Of S. Andrews b. Hi AAtnzs
Big r. berry Coson 10 days with Hdss to James
Big John shsy (O BrooshsveDl, Schmidt LEGION sept and
Gibraltar sept. ~ with udse. 10 A. Abbott. -.
Isabel of New LopdOn Dennison Indanols a. days with
sshr Fee.t King Welsh Savannah 10 days With nSse to JOho
r. Dow. Oct. %. Abraham Smith seamaD died Of svsF .
sehr Pilot Conkn Wilmington c.. days With sdss
scfr P.|yrs Bfswstsr Ns~Ssrn c. day. with mt'e
Thomas Holmes-
seLr Al Mon.ou, IT, -. Providence.
schr. j. D. Griffin, Gould. Gloucester
5chr. Gar, -, Gloucester
BELOW.
Slip. Orient 20 days from Liverpool; serssne days from
Liverpool Nun Guam Dormio. 26 days from LivsrpooL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
PASSENGERS 1RRUED.

FROM BREMEN AND SOUTHAMPTON, OCT 2e-ln 'tse,tip
Deutschand-T Wlus A. Sber A. Ldder Mr. Pfhr y d. "!
Zeler family Sophie Borbefed Mr and Mrs Weiss feosor4
Egersdo C. schme ling M and rs hiiEnseI Nh,sI sns
Marie Koch Mr. sfrs Doyle, Mr. and Mrs O Iadws Mario
child A Strasbnrger and emily WWikins A. Duthst
and 9th n second cabin and Storage. ,
FROM HAMBURG AND SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 23-ln stsans
ship Aenaus-E Fowler Cohen and friend Mr. and I'm, u
A. fee and Mrs. H. Fuake, Mr. aud Mrs A. Hsnmaehsr,
Louie Muller Oshsusen and four ch"n, NJ
and children, NJ Warner wm. Dings CIoin, ssss@
bnrh Henrete Titus and Emma seh di t.
RnediugL r. g. schmidt Mr. Mrs H. Adams ssdoa Adsn1
H. Anyn George and Herm9e Msrcsmsnn Mr. ard Mr. Psss
Holder Al three cbdren Marie Wsio
lng Schiller Resale behTens D. 0od,ehmdt Mr. erS N
cicren Posk, koaigsSerfsr,
others D the second cabin and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
RAILROAD CASUALTIES. Garry gilbert, aged 81

: KAILROAD IASUATTIEs.-UaITy LuIUcTI' HHeu %
years was the 9Th inst knocked down and by
Of the dummy engines the Secondaye Railroad He was
taken Bellevue Hospital aud died there Saturday Coro
ner Wi,dey notified to hold an inquest
George Huel native OF Germany aged l. years was on
the knocked down and by OF the Third
ave cars wheels OF which passed over bis foot and leg
causing injuries the effect OF which be died ON Saturday
In Bellevue Hospital Coroner Wldey notified to hold an
igquest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
The LATE ACCIDENT IN Fwrn.sr.-An inquest was

yesterday held By Coroner wdey the body OF Lewis H.
Price the Young who recently killed In the wood.
turning establish No so Ffhst The particulars have
been heretofore published TRE TRIBUNE From the evidence
It would appear that OF the workmen named Robert Little
had placed block OF wood lathe for the purpose Of turning
but the block asd not been properly secured while the
latter in motion II thrown violently from its place,
striking deceased the back of the head and neck
injuries the Effects Of which he died In few
The Jury rendered verdict that the deceased his
death by fracture Of the skull from piece OF wood flying
nom lathe aud striking deceased also Robert
ech Tor negectng TO properly the wood the said
Ia he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29

JUMPED FROM A wKDow.-Martin Tedmsn, q
tailor who had drinking for several days pre-
yous Saturday morning while aborng under attack Of
derum Jumped from Of the windows OF his apart
the Of the Second story OF No 10 Rooseyes TO
the yard beneath and aghng upon his head fractured his
skull He picked up In an nsensibe condition and
yeycd his apartment where death ensued Deceased
was native ofeaad aged $ years and leaves widow but
no children.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29

narping facts concerning tho Congregational church s
Washington for erection Of which he seeking aid
though then all country and whcheFery ono
calling himssf Congrogaonas should desire 10 speedily
oomptd very large audience listened with great attention
20 the address Of the General which delivered with much
earncstuess aud feeling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29

Mr. Joseph A. Richards, recently Publisher of Tile Is-
pendent and The Nation, is now the senior member Of
the banking house OF Richards Kean, No. II WaLst.
The business ability and integrity which distinguished Mr.
Richards in journalism, have widely commended him TO
the business public and Lis firm s already widely known
ard respected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29

FAritLy SuBsED.--Cmoner Widey yost0daY leld
id f1bs}ttt 70 i2 Cps13lit pa tlc loly Of ,t-F1ei
p0JG asdl.cj cara WHO Ahel non the ELECTS 81 llm ~
tetI 80 ..l.-. iorfH eAlli hY hefooiAas aliag iA
frut'c o.r drr.lr thc otup arI ahfcnc' W ht 28Hf
tecsttaiset sae.fet at.l
f.rI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
Arrest OF YOUNG THnvw-A QUANTITY OF

ARREST OF yoUEG THRyEs-A QUANTITY OF
snyERwARE FOUND THEIR PossEssioS-on Saturday morn.
ing Detectives King and Lyon OF the Tenh Precinct while
their way Police Headquarters noticed well known
young thieves named Francis Gerald and Andrew Williams
walking up Bowery and their actions rather
pcous the officers took them into custody In the possession
OF the thieves was found quantity Of erware consisting OF
tea and tablespoons and knife marked Esther H. marked
20 Grady few marked "A I. T." and e II. j." and
cup bearing the inscription P A. H. j. and f. H. j. T. A
H. j., IT,, Aug O. 1851" There in all "a pieces. The
articles had undoubtedly stolen BY the thieves The
prisoners taken before Inspector Carpenter Police
Headquarters who directed that they be locked suspicion
of having stolen the property The sierware taken
the Property Clerk al Police Headquarters where 1t may
be seen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
MAJoR-GES. HOWARD AT THE NEW ENGLAND
CHURCH.

MaorGen Howard delivered an address last even
ing at the New England Church West Forty dstst between
Broadway aud SiHhave the subject being Religious Wants
OF the South Having been introduced the audience by the
Rev Lyman Abbott the General said be had always believed
that The hand OF God In the late but though the hgh
ng over the battle field the moral yet remained 10
bcWon lie believed that there great opening ior mis-
sonny labor IN the south and the fact that those OF other dc
nominations preparing for the work sbuud be un nccn
ug 10 Gong iolnats iomnko effort 70 gather 20 many
s0.- i.o he ue Christian fold it ue that wteeyr
Sa.rfy ie'amc iHn.s.be fai Cg9rgl church
~ ts8 ar hs ho gor ~idri Gaucrof Gtlt prio t no
'Ii1pt.s Efeu il ftfY icd 10 cirrh 't born on
',H tc rit1 ait n would tit th work &C prdpagnt Dag
De fosnrip rs t'o. or prot ora RI no south 20
or 70 .icNi t .cl', b.. .lCfeBCo Cry arrrtCpk 70 We
g. .fr.J Wr.l 20 ,Hh i,to..e rtutlf ~ ttfr.ltE
'.'.! organ. .i-','l lat rcstiif nlrio' CaHg t4l
'Iclbc "''.f moi on tlglg. -1rc ~ .ns Ff' 'al'S
,.--- .... N.A
..-... ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29

TaE GERMAN JoURNEYMES MAsoSs. Ger
man Journeymen Saturday evening No Is
Stantonst and organized society No to cooperate
with the Enghpeakng Society In to be taken fot
protective purposes IL Is said that other Societies OF similar
kind are TO be other parts OF the country to be repre-
scented by central organization The ourneymen masons at
present receive sy average and the principal OBJ
eci organizations is to keep the wages Dp TO proper
standard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
FATAL RAILROAD ACclDESr.-on Saturday morn

ing Edward Wilson aged man, was run overly Hudson
River train in Eeycnthaye, Fory-Gstst he was
picking up cols on ,ho track Tho remains were removed 10
Is rslcroc ia 80 vicinity ~ the accident corucr WHle
WIS nniLirl % l0ll ln IlNNsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
MT. AnsphcH OF IIlt Ull mplc LI
A.. IInnnnrnn nId mn

Scofers-Mcssrs Ianneean and Bell
Time of gamc-Two houIs and - minutes
Flt.catches-Union, Athletic g.
Tic result this match viii add immense Interest to The
t,, match between tho Unions aud Atiics and mis-
ie The champions have YET 70 mcet their strongest oppg
,crs Pie tfleics have Use talfs curry ~
ie aaas4 aud hose homo snJ loto cam.a, WI at,a,t
tlot fai.la
III. STAR ~ HurU1i
Tomorrow q ,glId match win TAFT Iiala U--Hcc-
fsse. ,l4 on ns 50 Gcelrc Ci,kt ctonnt9 nrd foiss
b. b, Dao'tn fao affect u'aia apld fu-oIs g. p -
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29

CRUELTY TO AsInALs-A REwARD-The American,
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty Animals osss ssa
OF 6 any person who win Ens ec at No s Bo,a
way with evidence sufficient 10 ecai.t any penon sr.
abandoning disabled horse or other aima IN tt ~ N,
other city Of this State. t. -
iAnnouncena,t-i "
BROwHs
REErArRAST
forV'r,y,e Of No. 50 NL.,..
No. lO4 LEoSIRD-sT, New iork,
First ifoule Esst Of Brosdss,
MADAME DRLMAR is stopping at No. 753 Broalvay
who're will tppy her SATIN KSsscL fgL brautys .ss
Iexi9n &c to he ladies' Also her HsRAr s RKa5osr esss
OF CHARGE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29
6orres, Carriages, Sc.


A GENTLEMAN about going to Europe would like
to SELL at private sale PAIR OF SADDLE HORSES They
are thoroughly traiasd gentle AO Family cARRIAGn
In eompse with al attachments Address g. Ben 1871
Tribune osiee.
A GOOD SADDLE-HORsE, thoroughly trained,
n &c, sea'e FOR SALE siso hsadsose TOP BUGGY.
Adares. }. NJ r.. Boz No $50 Tribune sfe..
EOR SALE very cheap-A dark roam MARE and
HARNESS. Handsome made, shinstop light sod
light will be sold separately togher Apply 81
the Lumber fsrj, foot Of IVES, Thrtie,hs
E'OR SALE--A light EXPRESS WAGON, HORSE
II and HARNESS Apply at Simpsons Stables. No ia Ease
Thirty .uin,hs-
&9S0 COUPE ROcKAwAY, with Pole and
%OeDVs Shafts In good orderi also Shining Top Wssoe,
sht and little used eIso To DO Empire Stables Thirty
thirdsi and Eishhsvs.
HORSE BLANKETS. HORSE BLANKETS.
Carriage and stsbeFine blznfe,s lap rebss all
Maacca whips rosstes bsfer q
hAGNUs BROTHERS. No. 100 Fstob-st
DOLLIN CONAN, No. 164 East Twenty -fourth-st.,
III r. HAS FOR SALE several handsome pairs Dkiv
ING HORSES also few for single harness and choice
SADDLE HORSES; s,o a handsome TOP BUGGY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29

New JEWISH SYYAGoGUR.-The foundation stone
OF Jewish Synagogue be called the Temple Emanuel is
to be laid with appropriate ceremonies Tuesday afternoon
at the corner OF Fifihave and Forty .third-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29

PERsoSM.-The family of Gen. DIX, our new Min
lister France sailed Europe in the Arago on Saturday
They will England for short time. Gen Dix him
self win probably sail next week in the Fulton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29

TRoTTNG.-A trot will take place at Fashion
Course on Thursday between the weAown horses George
Wilkes Lady Thorn and Lady Emma for purse and stoke Of
g. O The reputation Of these horses will be 70 draw
large crowd 10 the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-29

RACING AT JEROME PARK.-The American Jockey
Club propose the proceeds Of the days racing on
Thursday the benefit Of the poor Of westcheer
County.