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ERIE RAILWAY.-Tmins leave Depot foot

- ofCh4mtersst. PaEouiA FrFfft o, ..,
uaJ EIprcss f1r Rochester, b1ao, aa-la "-uA4
and a points Wet aad South
as, u Wsv Trais faiir Tor Otsti1s
lO.0la 10 Erpress Mail Hufaip. si'Huairs 80 Ns'i
coo D. IL. WAY. 80 Port lsrtis Nevbr1h Wai-et
500 Nsht krIress, Hurllo salalaaneat hhs binafA
6.90 d. a.. Wa Trsin co. su1srn o..
p Nsht Ktpr-u. daily. hT Bucao, haLmaneh baaaft
AID al points West and south
5-l0'p n Ruisrsnt Train daily. or ne Wet
Aio NaY Trains Boiling Spring, Pfaf std lteit"h ~ -
arI 4l5s n ~ m l.is SIS i.J t;i3. and ~ il Ga
NFUyFsDA Y NIGHTS o Thraicg Train 40 - orloff
Express 10 direct connection sh Az So I'm hl 's'n
la-s Hlbh kblLh' "eA sup
Wv r BARB Gem Pas. Agent
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NEW-YORK SrPRENE CoCRT-pANIEL

~ = RIDDLE Pand sgnd GEORGEN BENEDICT, DeieHdaal
Deniln You hereby summoned and 10.
quirci 20 complaint IA this action Vigh vii Us
Clerk Of tie COUNTY ~ ku.s Key Siemp.
A. fh civ ~ Brookiyn said county. and 10 5oc
O. ii compu The sub Cancelled
,rr ofc ~ l2l broadway, Cy Of New :....'.'..
lsra OF hs
o. such see sui you ~ Z" answer the "a
ousut s li To- p1iHfg in this action sl apgY
demanded Bro the c0mpllitet March To-,
ltt. u y kDDLE h"lri 10 person
lie eorni m 't. action tsny tis th tl Crk Of King
Countv.-Niarh To-. i0J1 g. : RIDDLE AuoraeT ir peson
/. L. Il
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cty ofYerrok Department O Finance February 4. l9Gi
oyrcE oY rur COMMISSIONER T,xrs aNp AsssssssSr'
No. p CHANBSRssr.. SEwiORK jan " lsoL :
NTOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IL hereby


No p CHANBsRssr.. SEwiORK. jan u? lsoL
NOTICE TO TAN-PAlERS.--NOllc e Is hereby
~ given that the Assessment Rolls OF the Real and Personal ss
f and optv OF New York 1867, will be foe
prcton MONDAY January a. 1 sui viii
remain omen I'm the 9th Arr 1897 for the eorrcon OF
md t. The OF The aforesaid real and personal
.e civ Newlok All persons believing them
es 10 he sgfie, nske application 60 the Commissioner. dar
Obtain relief provided By
E NE act Of provides that during the time the books shall bs
omen 10 public inspection heen5eoe provided application msy be
e Nv any pn considering himself ggueyei by The assessed yaaa
ton Of Ills real personal estate 10 have tue corrected hsncs
sprclou lee made relation tbe Assessed valuation OF real estate
must be writing stating the gouud IT objection thereto and
shall examine no the complaint ant H.
they shall the
be application De made In relation 20 the ase1
valuation applicant shall be examined under oath
by the said tomms oners shall be authorized to administer
In his their Judgment the assessment
erroneous they shah the 70 be corrected ana o. the anount
d such assessment hey believe be Js and declare her
con thereon within Thirty such application shall have bees
s 10 them No reduction shall be made by c Boar Of snperou
f aNnt personal estate imposed under this cot
ss appear under oath anmap6h thai tho pa'S asgter
was unAe 10 within the period ptscuh o the CORRECTION
.axes by reason sickness absence Non tbo city
A. J. WILLIAMSON Con ofTsres
} W. hLLtG, aud
u" BROWN, } ASssssacata
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NEW YORK and FLUSHING RAILROAD
~ -. Ivntrrs Point o. Is IA. 7:15 $50 9:D a. ~
ii 90 a. M a:JO p ~; .iJO $3.50 p NJ 5GtP M s:ls ~
s,rdr. llD $50 Through ~ Gfea NECK
connecting with Stages Manhe ant Pe Washington returning
1890 a. m: 1879 TUESDAY aud SAufuiy nigh IN.e 49,,
ptjv A n d. No. Hunters Point at 2:l5 Bos leave James
~, 49, hi hour ThIty. fouiihst lamlnutes.
''P''e' ~ h. 4. VOORHEES, Superintendent
ITFW -JFRSEY RAILR0AD.-Train leave
~ - sCan,tuJt,t for pmLlDRLPiii Al and 10 u
cnJ ~ m for BALrNoRE anl WAsHNsroN At aud 10 M
y ~. aad Il midnight
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HI,DSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

= IDNON XIV Bh AMI llAil-.4ll IN
\ 4 ROAUs-On sud amer MONDAY November y. 100, sn' 30
Ar,r and Troy eonneers with Nothen sad W-ieH Trans "'
lra. NeH York hs io.oes: ,,...t-,. - a.
DO. ErrIe., ,.t Hudson River Railroad TMreh'. ~.
Teutiave roua aud Suspension Hnig whhon eah 81
,i. connecting Troy siA sI or SANTOS h4'li DuHn'
Q aud Montreal ------.t--
ss m Epress and Ms train via Huison Rvs'rosf cn'ehss
Ab-ay ain trains snd Troy with irnls i"f NORM
II n Express via Harlem Railroad Is'ny slit s. sh1
FouYhava connecting Chatham with ester hiuo o Le
FTngs Tsfed kc; AbsuJ ~it N',ullas ard I" 10y NHH
a.ns i1r shrstoss Rutland, Bmlngiol, snl Maifrh
a.i5 u EIpfess via Hrsn Rge- hh rosa rom 'clhg a
Asny Western trains aud a. Troy With trains Tor Mohifsa NIB
sleeping kttschrl -.,--. -. t.,,...
a1sU I'M Frpr.ss tram Harlem Rspsd connecting Al ChaiAam
~l western Railroad Lebanon Springs itisr &c ~ Ant
au1-ll
sleeping attached AZ Albany ,------
EIIrcss train via Hudson River halie WIN -
,aehsl through Bufalo and Suspension bne "on esn.e
olc Also sleeping ds erecting saudaI attached on
through % nrg without chang va Rome " AMI y
Railroad Connection or Troy will be male Al Ess Albany ih tAn
viii SUNDAYS . , al, -,.-.,.- ..--....,. II
II p m traiu IIadson River Rscd With hc'ns s attached
CONNECTING early Bu4al a. huprnoA bis'
and n Troy With trains Tor hafaozs snd rlnis npilh
SUNDAY will be via lluis0nver Railroad from Hsf lofs
"a Pouehleepse Intern ae station leaving newton a. d
o. Returning leave roushtslse a215 p ~ arriving ia Ne" ioa
- I:lj p 90. ,---t--r - .....t =, -,
Ga mi and arnyinl Nieon al J1p Eetluus leave Miller
Ton At ) D. H. arriving at Nes.Yofk At ! ~ A. m 49, . ,,
'''-'N H. VANDERBILT. Vice President
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- GKE.NlI. i y
y SEwioas-luRAMe sYITL Am.n Mitchell and MH o
Mt. ,a .EllA SMITH A.rto D 'm.h 'rd Della smith %
Judgement Gee above tui touIt ml ihr 'oote entitled l "a
rea . III o., rab s1c5a At ibs E,clias. sl'eroom No M
Bo,da Nee Yo Ctr. on Ne 2h Day Of Nca @ a. Y oeost
gqo boL > J2gg4,s Re- Estate Ar,i''e,, al ,,i s,i'
% poe 'ftF !l'.d 'ns', 9s ~ b,aE o. ne i I
snd e'asq,eei o. SI2 isp li w ,S OF & f~sP
o. IN. i,tb y,r Of m. C,r ., SsTYors d-i P,bir 1852
dssn by Tiol A. L 1 Saryyo' b. ihe Number one nlnlr1
post 90 orth c.iey side of Foar'l street iia
or haa sai t,a .i g., Ky oll o @
sos ouih,eiis r Of ' l5l Zone huii AL el % ihe
Soes ss psrs s, sai ,l'ir from rr AMI Fourth street,
,,s m &C., e, ache 70 Faab Street sn lsp:e
r"lh se,' 'oaf foa,,h .ie,i ,fsa, two 1 is 'f @
rse - ts, tfo % .ros D. ieI'h on e'e side a4 is Aaosn b.
M .rb s..er1 ~ u Foar, street In de lin W,ria t- o,of
,- Register I've ~ aua Ceasl Of N,s'eA ean A, Of PAY
fetu'r lsa dawn W ihomi' r. iadsE S,I Ss'' %, ir
youth . ~ lsi.ry bl DO number l5i the sl map south
.c.i, re toa % the csuter Of TIE bloc an pl~ va
r r., on ts NAP he division Inc between ihr h heh,
,,s ,r III. at b, srer 10 t,us parallel vte A'snue st
,l i,ue. Of ous banded h- oatleitey 'i' Of
tls ,a avenue - ',T e,h.hei al y. at,re eo9'a u "a
past ~ @ to ~ Hele' 'Hi is lro"a br 'le naD'er lo
az ,es r;;,. o. ,oi 9d @.sl , sG"i r, tserro5
ft street hundred Cl ~ l rchs' south
ruuHag thsare ,oo,st-ry ,oHg hss'e ss 0f Norfolk
hundred fert thence Hnftlrar parallel
m yof street rirrn nhess thrnce ,ut castrg
r srl hundred feet t. the place " begn
rus's M being nuiul' ~ Norfolk street Dated febrl
ar, ,+b fH.- JOHN - HASklN Rrirrr-.
Mrcna, sltrr,v go rl,la,a. 1ioiaei' IN l,,e.M
GUPREAlE COURT. City aud County OF New
> YORK -CAROLISE NJ NOOpNQRTii Pslntf .-..........
sssf1s SrifM T. NOODNORIU sut ltolfIt b. 1. -. X
MI, VIZ sof.aua Berbre Joseph H. hcAtbur lnh stamp
Jais b VIE Jane, Wriirrei sni Mar D. Dc aoc, eau
Wfr lydia a. Locke Muni' Locke. Belle Locke Willie ceIei
Iacks John sri jnla W, he Vic Nillan
Parkinson aud Iouls. h Vic AMI Wsn u N.oi,eh Del ndin
srr.s f,r .f'ompsu served TO tlr Defendants above
rae and hereby summoned ard required -
f action % Wllth copys herewith served
upon yor sal serve cops ~ ro1r HsFer on e lsber te
ofoe No 40 pidfnT the CITY 81 New York within twenty ia7s
e ne .s hereof exclusive . he daJ ~ such service sni II
al 10 answer he complaint s,r,,i the plaintiff vii apply te
dnaaJe tie complaint Dated New OK De
eembe ~ 1900. MARSH COZ WALLIS. PlsHnfs AIomcys,
40 10 Broadway. n l. CITY.
Tie compliant dis asi the Ohce Of The Clerk Of The
Ctr Count. % So ibt Oh. 2Fh lay of De-enrr 1880
Fii lsabR 81 MARSH cor X WALLIS fIail'i Ateir'a
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W. n. MuLEH. Aucti0aeer.
IDLY JOHNSON. MiILER q uALL.

Anrteueers and Egai Estate hIofrr NO = Ns' | corner ..
Ceisr g. NsYork Cty re,s-pe stores art L"'' Cn1 S'i'
Fs5as bought SOIL rented sna r1cAns Lo4a' negotiated A-'
''' '''' % TUESDAY. March a.
a. I, o,es A. tc Frhs1-e ssl,.-oor So 81. E-ofd
POSITIVE SALE Oh PEOSiEor IAth lEOFiki1- .
Tie sri-ut treeoT broHn ers toor iiO ~ d" .'a- %
Z, ns 1feru Improvements; black tai1 tlf Top ,-'ol.s m
stairs trisuec H h.rt rsi-ni ilat a' " 81 1P
'llss has Belgian pa Stretches Iotene1 s1a nov ue
lsis .- Is & Iais s,. r, or sercpa,e sLo
BRFcYSsl.so1tb side 277 f-et cat Of Cls'oupte io
TsOS ST-Sorih sie icl feet cast Of fi'as'" Lots "ih eF
size ii7 feet oiwrs onafe IIoa's
an = i9,% or r., ,. pi.,er,t and Tsenl.t. La..,
StvRyf AVE Past sie. htf CssHtd Mctomit+ lots
pOfIIPMlSPLACE- e ~ fee. south oi tarroi.t lot
BEDFORDAyE -Soutles corner hosasA"s-@ valuable L'''
sMsf!iisI ea,, side % 70 rcrI ofDrie,cei9 Iots
Ca CLIsTON-ST .ie % ft south OF Ne.'4st-@ LOIS
TIE FOLLOWING HOUSES AND LOTS rs THIRTEENTH AND
NINETEENTH WARDS. - ,..,......
SOUTH SIXTH SIN, ST. corner Ihrlai-5'i story DEu''''P
T3lck Horse Z1ril. n,completc Dfi'r 49, .. OIL, ..,-.,
SOtTI SlXTIsTNos5 So 5 J'to Bacl Houses each '1
HHwRs ST-Betreea Beod sud Wgtleg'et superior Js"f,
bbspop Bnck Houses built hf dals "Ork DO te lel h.N
stlensou rooms al modern Im etne
BEDFORD AVE-so1tt- Ss.t corner Of Hescsst Q Lots
IEwbs-sf7 sou ~ sde adjoining soo 3 q - Lo,.
WEDNESDAY. March %. 800
~ 2 o'clock az the Exchange sgrooy No ll nj q,
POSITIVE SALE or % VALUABLE LOTS AID ON DlHl Dill
BROADWAY, WILLOW hby cFle Duenl House Y stores
aui eSieaon containing - cellars bathroom bci
rrhnt M owners residence Also Zsoy Binding 'a'en' Oh wa
BROADWAY between wloughbysye ard WbenpooHsio Lots
BROADWAY corner SchaaoLst--+ Lcs
WfLLOUGIIBl-AyK. near Broadway-3 I0ts
sruYYESAEr AVE- bet wlougby WiheupOon b. LOTT
T. property esby tie line u he BrosdEay 20
E's Nsriork only block from Myrlcaye Cars to CITY ls ana
soss for long tenr Of yes Maps and particulars a. the Once o
Asrtonees no 23 Essaust, Ees'York
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amusements
RARNUM AND VAN AMBURGHs

MUSEUM AND MBSAGERlB COMBINAFIOH
Broadway. between Srriug s1h prlc, "a,
USABAfkD ENTHUSIASM
TIKI GRAND LOCAL SENSATIONAL DRAMA
HIT
EVERY AFTERNOON Ar :, EVENING AT IL
OUR TkNBMbNp HOUSES
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4 T. BLFECkER. son a Co.. Will sell at
"a. al,tou TUESDAY Ns,l 49, st y O'Clock at The Exchange
$4,000 No l Broadway:
sr-No % apa ca crecr Greenwich and Washington
occupied yl viii bk ot tNosttes, Scales sIcas
felers. &C.. &C.
Also .e ruml y-.s Ne W. Vernon W's'leser
30 BroosH, sut le Ioau of Woodbridge. y D. Parties
Lars ia adba G Are auction No = tcIfret
WEDNESDAY. March o.
GkRFxWicHsr-Nos lars'Fo'r 49,
os- cptlyar also cir sud adjoining "lc' stable 49,
~
ia:a,r-ls lots soat g De-. 2'o ic,t. wet ofotha,"
ucrt .fai i--' rHst e.. lHHt'r-
qtrH..r.-i lot. torth SIDE lrI .csr vest Of aiH.af'
srH-AyF-y irc.l' 60. 't4 ari l'si&
IJ.nsr-'i lots r0rth side v',si 20. tt4.st,.
~ .ols rrf above.
THURSDAY. March o.
wss. Or k building aud .ot 80 l5 "tAsfn Di1n~
~ t.orF ila,' u ID 1rfr Noe ana
Cpl~s Tie 100 Nt.f BIZ end co. to-c s -aaKl H
tdseh taip3si aud through
? ast>r- lots. uoli. size. .s,f .et west OF lrHt'r
lrftVs-l pt side to'vet. i-t. cod lt'Hs's
Ig1D.sy.--J lots north side 81 is,t east q &hs
1gtrr sf.--s l,t,. u0ith SID. % .er' vest ,tha't
~ sortl side or above.
Iieops,yS ot .ce Van Ban,S between No"t and Sa
81
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CPECIAL NOTICE-LONDONa and BIKES b.; ~
y rs nav and elegant British non steamship WILLIAM rbN
600 t1ns EDWIN BLLINGEK, Commander having uh' ~ a.
conmodsons Tor passenger viii SAL IS a9e ho & "a ROBERT
~ my E 16 RroadWav For Freight apply % No ~ Souh
- N''''''' ~ - ROWLAND a. ASPlNNALLi AgeniA
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fectnres ano Aieeiines.

{" HUSBANDS AND WINES.r-The Rev,
Dr. DEEMS will deliver his lecture HUSBANDS AND
WIVES ebing Church 1.-THE Rev Mr. Cobs seyeateeath
between First MONDAY EVENING, 18th nstt
Admtsnce % Tickets Tor sale at FoSier "e
No. 30 Broadway aud at the door
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.EW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD
le8 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1867.
COMMENCING Die TO- 1850
TRAINS LEAyE yEW YOH

.s, s,,i, I'm NcvYofk corner TrenysVrith,t and fo1h
i@'''"e' ave Eptrance on TwentTseyeuth4L
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M
WI Commencing Monday, December e. o5 Leave hey
yo,. foot Of connecting with Lrhsl VALLEY ksoil ga
iTsBcbcsl a. fl5a m Erpress tam; ~, usffain ~ -
,.s. tin Moristowu Accommodation leaves hl.h m Hase
i Mail jeatrs al 800 o. n MorsoNn Etpcss a. ~ In az
Si M above " trains per Newark I've TO south orange
ai t'-ss o summit s. PBERTIfOuD. GeAa Superintendent
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TONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter ar

raugemeDts Jan O. l8GI-Lcsts James Slip Now l0s, ~ q
n mail train for Grcelport and NAY stations u NJ Tor loi
,et and gsy stations No. iaphanG an land 10 Hyer
head on SATURDAYS only p ~ Tor syose aud vaJ stations v
Fsfuirgdsfe nd stations
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Passage BY the "Wednesday srmeI'-fIia' 'A'' "'' 9'
also forwarded s Hamburg Bremen &C. " MOI
Stssrsse passage Liverpool or Qaesr'l2rn W. currency
Trtets ssn he bought persons sending ,f the 'h"
~, n ,,lsT Information apply the Company ohces
''' ''''' IOIis 4. DALE Agent. No " Broadway y '
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krreueers Efa Estate fofrrs, NO q N -. '"f' OF
(efs4 g. NsNlork CITY Rbsnee. stores ald I"t 'tN H
ssi FsFas bought SOIL renie rcsugt LoAa' ao'o A'
Eoa ssrs % furniture, H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12

In Senate yesterday, a joint resolution was
adopted to revise and rearrange the duties and
compensation of employees of Congress. A bill
was referred declaring void all Rebel confsca-
ton laws and acts done under them. An
hour was spent in debate upon the
subject of the proceeds from sales of captured
and abandoned property, but no vote was taken
The bill to raise the value of legal
notes to par was then taken up, and Mr.. Nor
rill made an elaborate speech in its favor. The
bill was postponed until Friday.
In the House, Mr. Julian spoke at much
length, defending the Indiana delegation fr'm
what he assumed to be a misrepresentation or
imputation made in the Washington correspond
cnce of THE TRIBUNE. Mr. Bromwell was also
moved to defend himself against some
errors in a Geographic report. The Sc
lect Committee on the Southern Pacific
Railroad reported the testimony taken, and it was
ordered to be printed. The bill allowing the HUI
son River West Shore Railroad to run through
Government grounds at West Point was passed.
The bill providing that commissions by breyet
shall only be conferred in time of war and for
distinguished service in presence of the enemy
was passed The House bill declaring that no
officer of the army having been cashieIed or
dismissed from the service by sentence of gen
eral court martial, formally approved by the
proper reviewing authority, shall ever
be restored to the military service, ex-
cept by reappointment, confirmed by
the Senate, was discussed and recommittcd.
In Committee, Mr.. Washburne of Wis. spoke
against confirming the Walrussia treaty. Other
members spoke, but no decision was reached.
Mir. Bromwell and Mr.. Washburne of Ill.
spoke on the Financial question, after which
the House adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12

The Camden and AmbOy Railroad Company
have obtained another victory over the people
of New-Jersey and the United States in the
opinion lately delivered by Chef-Justice
Beasley of the Court of Errors and Appeals,
against the right of the Raritan and Delaware
Bay Company to compete with Camden and
Amboy in carrying passengers through the
State. 1t would be well for Congress to
inquire whether a State governed by a railroad
corporation has a republican form of govern
ment; and if not, whether New-Jersey does
not need recOnstructing.
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Snlustnrpis.

ACADEMY OF MUTC-This Evening" Carnival
Bai IN and ofthe American Dramatic Fund.
WAILACKs-This Eveniug-"Rent Day lei pon
Earle Francois" j. W Walack, Mrs John Seton.
BROADWAY THEATER This Evening. - The
fieketotleave Man. Mt and Mrs WI Florence
NumOis GARDEN-Tms Evening" The Black
Crook Great rsrisuue Ballet Troupe
OLYMPIC THEATER-ThiS Evening" A Midsum-
mer Nights Dream"
NEw-NORK THEATER-This Evening" Under the
Gasight' The Wouel Sisters.
FRENCH THETER-This Evening. THE Grand
Duchess Of Ger0htein."
FHTH-AvE. THEATER-1his Evening" Ye Grand
Queen Bos" MI LeGngwel, Mrs Howard Watkins
BAENUM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM-Day and Evening.
-" Emily Nareham" aud Jumbo A Living GOra\ an Am
lursh Co.'S Meuagere-5QFO Cuuosites
NEw-YORK CIRCUS Fourteenth-st-ThisA Afternoon
aat Eveaiug.Feas Of Eluesausu. PAU, the Russian athlete
STEINwAY HALL - This Evening Mr.. Charles
Dickens Nicholas Nckeby Mr. SQueeTs school aud Boo" al
The Hollf Tree Ian"
BUNYAN HALL, Union Square-This Evening
"Ibe Pilgrim"
DODwORTH HA1I-This Evening NaSts CaIlca-
tlrama" Lecture by W. H. Norton
ARTISTS FUND SOCTTY-Eghth Annual ENhp
ton Of Paintings Day aud Evening, al No DOL BoAd"'l'
EXHIBITION or BALLS STATUE or FORREST As
CoHIoLANUs-Day and Eyeuiug al No 6lS BROADWAY.
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TIE EASIEST And CHEAPEST WAY TO-
CARRY ELECTIONS.

The proposition conveyed in the following
letter is what ought 10 be done ery Oirshp IN the
country. On the eve Of every important election.
large sums are raised TO purchase documents and pay
other expenses three-quartors Of which might have
been saved by a wise circulation Of good newspapers
during the whole year. The cheapest and surest way
to convince doubtful voters is to Undue them with
the habit of reading good earnest newspaper every
week Let the leading Republicans in each township
subscribe for 50 TO 100 copies of THI WEEKLY TRIBUNE
for distribution among honest Democrats and doubt
fu voters aud quite large proportion Of the readers
would vote right ever after. We will send to this
correspondent, and TO all such. "A copies WEEKLY
TRIBUNE. TO one address. for $780,
II ne Editor Of me TTtlEa>
SIR We number iu township 200 voters. Our town
ship is new. and poor. very large majority Of
radical Republicans and are DESTROYS Of com
mepsing the campaign of 1868 now. by placing in the
hA6ds 81 every voter in our township copy Of THR NEW
YORK TRIBUNE. Now how MANY copies Of THE NEW
YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will you send TO one address for
800 II you will be liberal with will send you 500
right away and then we will go to work to raise you
another sOO My posofce address is Anegan. Allegan
County, Michigan Very truly yours,
RICHARD FERRIS.
Chsshire, Alegan County. Mich, Nov %, 1867.
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The King of Denmark sin the unfortunate po-
siton of poor man who has too many rich rela-
tons. One OF his daughters will some day be
Queen of Great Britain, and another Empress
of Russia, but the poor King has not money
enough to pay gala visits to the courts of his
sOns-in-law. lie has recently succeeded in
selling some of the Danish colonies to Mr..
Seward, but the money-in case the bargain
should be ratified by the United States Sem
ate-fows into the national treasury, and the
Danes, it is said, instead Of relieving their
poor King from his pecuniary embauassments,
will use the money for furnishing Bismarck,
conQuerng Germany, and annexing Schleswig-
IiOstein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-12
THE DRAMA.

There was another large audience at Wal
lacks Theater last night. "Town and Country" was
acted for the second time this IT is comedy that
cannot be produced without being acted II involves
strong and various emotions complex characters thought
and genuine dialogue. The players who present II must
act. And they did act last night Mr. James W. Waack
played Reuben GIemOy with the true spirit Of
manliness and with equal pathOs and grace.
The sweet, heathful and winning beauty and
decaey Of Mrs Jennings found scope the character OF
ROS0Le Mr.. Gilbert and Mr. Mark Smith appeared like
the solid sterling humOrs and character painters that
they are as XII COSey and TrOt Mrs Vernon appeared
Mrs NOreen, and welcomed with hearty eDthusi-
asm that 1t did one good 10 witness Miss morant gilt
to record the ample and brilliant success Of this revival
At another time we may recur 20 the subject The kehs
Day. VIII be acted night.
Mr.. DICKENS.
Charles Dickens will give his third reading
tonight, at Steinway Hail.
THE DRAMATIC FUND BALL.
The Dramatic Fund Ball will take place to-
night, at the Academy OF Music We have already OK
planned its purpose and urged the necessity OF lts re
cevlng the utmost public support Livery lVFeI vi 'ne
drama who has proted by s lessons anu sna 6cn ~
delights should participate In TINS pressure anu "oiP !"
gladden. the heart OF the poor player
BowERY THEATER.
"Tle Heart of the Great City, new play
by Mr. Thaddeus Glover has been brought out at the
Bowery Theater 1t is fearfuy and wonderfully made
live horse figures in t. together with gorilla and
faro bank We may also note that the Ame-klln man
finds in this piece bis long lost daughter; mas
swings nom the gallery TO the stage, and
another performs "thaumaturgio" evolution
on parlorkates The audience last evening was large
and the play was well received, and the anth9r-caeo
Clover by the juvenile attendance a. the BomsTy
was frequently cheered between the acts AltOSeter
the Heart OF the Great City reflects credit upon u
authors ingenuity and may become lav2rlte Win I
habu6s Of the popular heater in which IL mas Deeh pro
duced.