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Täglicher Baltimore Wecker., 1867-04-05
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-11
THE ouRNALSrHURRssD JULY T. I ST. "

ton. The excursions OF the j. ID. Perry
were not as numerously p~atronized as had
been anticipated, but they We're vastly
kept up until rosy morning was blushing
in the east About the "wee sma' hour" OF
one the boat was landed at Mound City,
and Serenaded its hospitable denizens.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-11
Removal.

- E. GILBERT IL Co. HAVE RE-
- moved to their new four-story store,
No. 81 North First Street, where they will
be pleased TO see all their old customers,
and as many new ones as VIII favor them
With a call. A full assortment OF Groceries,
ETC., always on hand. and tor sale at the
lowest market prices. We lCiU oiUe special
nduce merits to all those buying for CASH
Aov3 div
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-11
EAMBOAT

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS-Owing to the low
water and difficulty of getting to Smith
land, the Cumberland River low-water
packe6s VIII make TINS Piace sneir Iefml-
freights to and from Cumberland River
are privileged via Paducah, without extra
charge for Insurance or additional risk to
carriers. Amy freight to our care Will go for
ward promptly and at the lowest current
rates. Our charges for forwarding are sc.
per 10 pounds, sc. per dry barrel, and 1Oc.
for whisky, &c FOWLER, LEE & Co.
Paducah, July1f, 1867. dim
NoTICE TO SHIPPERs.-We Fhave tempo
rarily removed our Wharfboat to the foot
low this place, where we will attend to the
receiving and forwarding freights for the
Cumberland River as heretofore. We So
1icit the patronage of our old friends, as
we'll as new ones. Our rates are &c per 100
lbs, ana &c for barrel freights. S
IL SCYSrER, ELLIS & co. :
SMITHLAND, July 8, 1857. jyS-d1m.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-13

NEW WAY TO FArrEN Hoes
during our visit to the East we were
asked to look at some lattcning hoe,
III the sly 0t DR.. Catch PlaiStridpc.
OF Lebanon, y. II. They We're VERY
iihe cncs. but not 80 good as we were
told the Dr usually raises. His
system is this. For twenty wears
past he has planted one fourth orDu
acre OF sweet corr, and Killed three
Aogs. The hogs have GOOD. l,Iur
airy sly, with feeding trough so ar.
ranged tIat they cannot interfere
win each other q; feeding time. and
Zee access to a large. dry wand.
through winch runs Il spring of clear
water. When his sweet corn is
large enough to roast, he commer
Cos feeding It, stalk aud all, IA thc
yard, giving them MI the sviu ,L,y
III eat. This he continues until
thty refuse 10 eat tie stalks AFR
when the rest of tlc corn is ted in
the ear and the faltruia. p.nrp~.
FURNISHED Nith corn meal During
ftE aholc twenty years, he has fail
td Dat twice, OF killing hogs of over
900 lbs. weight each, and he give,
credit for most OF the weight 10 tie
sweet corn. lie SAVES property fed
II adds 200 HIS. To each q; his hno.
nhtli the frost Kills 1t, they will r.t
W. Ie5i' corn stalks and all. ly
IL next year, viii you'-PoniiGc
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-13

1HE ErRrEN or TUE prnrc
LIFELINE. Eldicott. the Bostou
merchant who hls been rNtineni,h
iaG Gen. Buffers plan ofcxtingnisl
lng the public debt IN tie huston
Advertiser, writes another article ia
p owe that this debt is by no means
Of Itself the "iniolerabic hurdon.,
that mischief making politicians
represent It TO le. it.ainouuts +,
ohlysoo,50 for each inbahiiant of
the country. aud the interest oftbiS
~ put Mt o more than a cent u div.
ilc increase Of property for the
present decade, mihestaice OF New
YORK and OHIO alone. n continual
AZ me present rate, viii. in Is,0 ho
sulLclent TO ny tho entire Gct,
eaV iiga sunlusof tl.r'n tun@roi
millions Of dollars. Tue real l h"'I
shlps' as br. Endieott wrll s," ~"
The lahoring men nj plese, ~ 800, W
ont OF the imitation Of tLn c,,,,, h,o"
nna this Tie 'ators would n.y.
~ ~" ~" expansion.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-13
An Act authorizing towns to estab
fish central schools.

- ~ "hlH'i iHlliS tONuS 10 CSIdD-
li>h central schools.
IT is hereby enacted, dc.
SEC. l Any town is hereby au-
thorzed 10 establish and maintain
one or more central schools for the
education Of advance pupils in the
several districts; provided, that
such town sh3l, at their regular
March meeting, vote to establish
such school or schools.
SEC. > Whenever any town
shall vote fpg the establishment Of
a central school Or schools aforesaid.
a prudential! committee Oh not more
than three Of the citizens thereof
shall be elected Tor each central
school, whose duties and prerogl.
tive shall be the same as those Of
the prudential committee If union
districts, and they shall hold tlcir
Offices fOI one year from IT, first
Tuesday OF March In each wear and
until others are elected.
SEC. ;. When amy town shall cs.
tabllsh central school or school.
III pursuance oi tins act. the town
treasurer ana town collector Thereof
SHAH perform the same duties I'm Tr
la'ioh 10 the central school orschoo'~
as are now incumbent upon the
treasdIefs ana collectors ~ school
diStIi''s.
DEC, l. Tor the support ofsuch
central >chooi, each pupil shall plj
10 lhe Town Treasurer such sum per
ee!In ~ '"i'iHh ~ tle prudential
. .,',i ~, " A'a determine. and Which
"""i 'i','li ne h"'o "J tht commerce
n,eIil ~ .Hc Term, ana shall not be
",tg t. o"EiHS lhe continuance Of
sou sou 20 -. ~ PROVIDED, ihdt the SAID
p uC'" .iaI N9iAAi!ttec may charge to
NONRESIDENT pupils for tuiti0n per
term sucii a. ,hey shall deem lust.
H9EC' p It the sum, received for
'uitioh are not aui'Iclentto maintain
such central school and pay TIE cy-
penses incurred for such number
ana length of terms az said puudpu
uai committee shall direct, then said
prudential committee may assess a
TAX on me grand list Of such town
1or the balance required to pay the
expenses Of said school. and iS,up -
warrant to the collector Of tavrs an
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-13

Bcccher says az have ,d,,,,
n 1'lsands Of dollars TO people in
a "ress, with the UNDERESTIMATE"
matt IL was TO be paid back. I'M i
nave never received but s3 bach.
and hatw from a black woman,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-13

pay taxes in any town, which shall
or may own, or be interested in the
capital stock OF such railroad corpo-
ration.
SEC. .. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. -, 1867.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-13

ere.y w. state Ag. Soc.
81. Adams, VI, Dec. u. 1866
We, the undersigned. have fiji,
day visited the Vermont Coume,,
cial College, and having listened f.
hcNIeW IN Commercial Arithmc
tie, and IN Bookkeeping, and nav.
ny seen specimens Of penmansbiu
Notes, Drafts, Letter. and othr,
business Papers executed by tbr
students, We chccrlully give Our
comm"ndation TO thccoursp ofstnd,
the manner of teaching, and the
progress made by the students
VICTOR ATWOOD, PARK DAVIS.
JOIN i. BIGELow, NJ. Bt-cK
l.. j.. BUTCHER, NJ. Mason
! II Il VERMONT COMMERCIAL
IoLLEGE.-Wc are happy to enron.
lcle the success of the Commcrci,l
college, opened in this place last
sept nber, under the direction oc
Charles A. j. Marsh, A. NJ.
we nave been present. heard Tho
recitation of the students. seen tbeir
work III bookkeeping, and other
business writing, and do NOT hnsi
'ale TO say that We have HOME IN.
SlilNlIoN every way worthy of n
large patronage. Moreover. we hc'
,leNc that the kind OF inotructinn
mere gwen Just that needed by CIV
cry one who would he prepared IN
engage successfully in the business
V " llle'--pt Transcript, st. Adams
vermont. 'a,
Every, young man, wheth'r loolino
10 mercantile, mechanical
or agricultural business. will G"I
Tue course here proposed the hnst
pnel'aiatloil he can have, and the
sul,si road to success. Ladies Wiz
a a thc course Of study very pleas
un., ana opening to good siiuniious
H ', U profitable colnpensation.-M' |
A'Oaas Messenger. DC
Audrc~ ClIAa A, J. MARSH A. Co
~ Albuns w
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-13
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.

TUE SUBSCRIBER CONTGNUr>To -.o
: fN ou tuc tABIAETtJBNHUEFiit
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-13
yBS>s, FANNIE IA, TYLER,
Gymnastics.
FALL TERM COMMENCES N0Y. 8.
EXpH.tAE$.

v,yuu,..rs
tan 7,.., .',..-.-...-. 60.
atom time me n,Imit'"6i1 '5Id1. GT'a 5
paruucnt. of BOOB. Keeping Commrre5ii Law.
W,t.n"' i IrrfrI1 i p ''''s ness 'lig M
For Ladies same course as aboyeo4
For Book K1 ,gE, "ra,'ry, ., 35 %
reumansaip ioG5
TIh ii...,-,r3 :. :. ioo9
ornamental Pcnmau ship, one term, 1000
Other studies may be taken mt reasonable
rates Text Books, Blanks, &c, for en-
tire r9u So, about i TO 1900
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-12-13

REFEHFNdEs.-EHon Hon. Geo. 3,
ssialNi''ia. bradford; SION. Kin.
Htr" GOD, AsOn. q. rs. a.eslie .,,,,,
hE1a"h Hbcmina, ellis Ksiycr.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
LITERARY l7bAS'

rTs Annual Of Scientific DisCSysG [. a"d1S wS,IS fn %
been published for sixteen years Uy J for ,sSS was post
ooan OF FOR pubcaon carly in tho present
ES%sa ES% anScT editorial cs%fS u Si @ It T1
land, scniifie readers TO learn ttat the man
Of this valuable eenpendium hs ise re which
Ss1ds go emnently Quahfiedior 'i'c 'N'SA 10 '-V'
n is now confded
MICS Tbackeray, it is said is abont 20 be married W
T.s,o stephen, second sea- Of the late sir James
stephen. 4r
aDav edition Of fWinckelmanns g" Anegory OF AIV,
,noI, nuhl,shed in 1916 about TO appear, with a
oons and corrections by The aUhsr himself III TTfRe
discovered In large paper cory peongng M tbe keeper
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
New Qualifications.
A RTEMUS WARD.

A RTEMUS WARD
~ Nov ready,
ARTIyNCs WARDS WORKS--NBW huIilON'
ARTEIUs WARD HIS BOOK The trst oOeen'0 % o
,,.s, n, A Ward Pull ofeouie illustrations llno con- si'
.pTv.ns wIRD HIs TRAVELS comic volume Of Indian ano
nn .,,sutures With laughable lnstrston' I~e
PoR sALB BY ALL BOOKSELLERS
W CARLETON Co, Puhlshtr,, - View loL1
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
gneirnciion.
RURNHAMs AMERICAN BUSINESS col.

-
model School TTsde aSsooating .v.
operations Whch practically sUIy
tAs see Of ACCOUNTABILITY Mercantile BIchange &C. in an @
vsTOas Telatioha
NATIONAL IN ITS REPUTATION THoHoUOH ISsTRUC
TIOS, COMPREHENSIVE IN ITS COURSE
mis- the the hind in The gselJ Ass
1eDubnrsn
cordial u Massschu
vt. Il Northampton Prte Press
We ksve taken pains acQusnt character ard can
nTfg comment Il 70 public paroaageThe
Amer sIanng into m merits most chcerny c0ineHd
saran and pstioage OF We "uug and Of Connect
but-fNex London Chronicle
bis Is Ne are sar- y dsInteres;ed Perns we'll op,s 20 udg.
sss Of The best business colleges IN tie United Serhs
Rsrmer
location GENITAL the ofstuy thorough practical
-fNev-ieIk Evening Post
Of The oSompeie thoough Institutions Of the kind in
hs eountTy.--lThe Methodist
let all yonng Who get access American
Bsksesa College adyabtaKes-fZous Herald
In eTey particular Busine Of
eody corps OF hsutors fctes superior
hstiat:n IN The United States Springfield Daily Union
The American Business College
hemeD popular Institution 10 h tyl
This college has The same character In
E qnirisg more thorouEbsss and isss stud
Ikoruieh lCt BElletia
the complete thorough institution II fulsls All IN.
1sonises mzkss aud ihs odSesnen hoas young
IsRrRgseh Daily uHions
We have visited College Of ID, .,r.st and mos,
HT.ca business sduesion noa heartily rhs a. III
Independent - ~ -
EEw COLLEGE BUILDING The lmnns. suoess, Of m rpit.
VI h eaaeeG IL Manager greatly ensrge IL facilities
80 useisi sessrnetcB end spe
o Bes b-o,nt erected SiGO rendering
80. @' oe'' sfEaEed aud most coaPs Business College
CkCgLAks PAPkRs syinF on psruap relating to IN.
s@f.e % t~ Peese oibOsr and al
1919 P vs. "s' aReie E9nesionI facilities should
r,ah ''iS W. bohShAh, Prestifni,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

, "A NTHON, MIR GEO. c. Classical FPFV7'u
.1 ENGLISH SCHOOL wi,h Pslnsry D.s,rt,..t 80 60
ean, FihhAye esL TEsHty-siIth st '''''' I'M "'Ah"
A "A: FAYARGER organizes one mora
- PlHaCH CLASS, ana be
fsIa,ypsee from - % foa ~ from y % CHf
! A FTERNOON AND EVENING LESS0NS :,
Es.,s ssCh oy so experienced PIE leh Professor who bs G
SSss Terms Ies.oesble address FRENCH station c. "
"A 1nhDI residing In healthy locality Uoor
ky isee',s siE ehdres il Jsars Of As,i ia ~
'a 70 ~ bsstiIE ' '"' r"'o - T''''-' -
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
Gousss ano farms Uanieb.

A FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY RESIDENCE
N wanted Irresponsible party to hire or lease with privilege OF
stating ali particulars j. h. W., BoI No. IT6, o., NY
NNyANTED--A COTTAGE, within 25 miles of
w this C small lot Of ground Phee not to exceed +'OO
Addres, NJ J. ~ BOX No. t6la New. YORK Post 0mee
WANTED TO LEASE 40 to IS feet front, be-
w Houston md FOursenhss and First and Tsnihse
place With old building thereon preferred Address WIN paeu
lars, WhIHhN toalfAhl M ~ s.e'ee.s.
DART of n HOUSE WANTED, of four or
rooms respectable ncgG9raoo 9nynni 70 cars rsr &C.
,enenee and h particulars lOUSE Boz No lO Tribune om'e
DOOM WANTED-On ground floor, ~ by 90
high south Of City Hall Address BOZ No 30I'
N. b. Post Omce
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
CPECIAL BARGAINS

CPECIAL BARGAINS t
VIZ HAVE JUST RECRIy I'D Auction EXTRAORDINARY
BARGAINS Which xe offer az GREAT INDICTMENT consisting
BoMBAZYEs "a DRLAINBs 81. worth 81 5ii st DELAlsEs
81 Ii worth 81 Oi TAMSE 81 25 worth 81 75i TAhSB 81 50
worth s2 GRAPE BUGENES soc, worth c CANTON CLOTHS
LONG and SQUARE THIDBT sHAwLs, BLACK SILKS ELEGANT
GOODS below Of importation PoUIARD SILKS 81 worth
Al m case GEXAPPB STRIPES very handsome s7 80 dS
worth slO Of ALPACAs s6e worth 7 case at e1e
7se, worth sl SILK and WORsTkb
STRIPED PoPLNs and 81 per Dress Just half price,
D. B-A VERY CHOICE STOCK OF B0NSETs SPRING STYLES
Cell and srAmius
ATJACKSONs MOURNING STORE,
No sS Broadway. opposite Tif.hy : Goa
+ MEMS A SPECIALITY!
RICHARDSON'S FAMILY LINENS.
TABLE, CLOTHS
TABLE LINENS BY The yard
NAPKINS DoYLIBs
LINEN sHEBTMes,
PILLOW LlSESs
TOWELS and TowELISGs BY the yard,
BIRD EYR and NURSERY DIAPERS.
LONG LAWNS CAMBRICs.
l. C. HKFs. SHIRT Bosons,
CRUMB CLOTHS,
STAIR LINENS ae. Le
ur assortment goods will be found the ss' and NOS,
.Op. import direct hOm the manufacturer a0S
are ..ii,s.a With sr,l prOats
MILLIKEN CO.,
.... No. 74S BRoApwAY-
CUT THIS OUT.
Ldis. Dry G sS, es.g s. sI sss r a.. st s
barSAHsin ,cr,o,, coons
JOHN IfsTs ,nlGS Ss o6ns S %ETIsD f. sSf S''s"
AT Wholesale PRICES.
cs.s Spring .,yle Bslror.l Slirt. os *2i worth -
Cas-. rSSs PS SsS3 q Fad. .sS' 3 .S,a ssai: q: sS;, b.
Case SPias rsPa, rih satin spe, S.le worth 81 r.
hPss Ms.py S Tso ,s P'cs; 3 Ss st, sS,S s.s
FULLY cESrS PER gP RE fESs ETY. TAS ANY OTHER H0''A
Anrs,io. fBl.si silks; old price.
SdIg,.n Si EsS Lac, sss cata cr"s - So 81 ~ per
T@Ssas r. MP s.. PSi Sses s r. I. = $ per s
Case Table DamasA :, cents woth 70 cents
Case Table Dsiaass 70 eeutsi worth 81
20 S,:s sagsp4 s.a 4ls DS'i ~ Si R 3: :9S' sS%.'
&s FGssI FSS EsEr 2EhSh1s Hs 1 Or
EGSsE MTsEIss. X Ias MtsIISsi G,at
% eases Besehed Musins loi, l2t Is, 10 e,n!A
Buy your SSi1: SSE cEST Pc FE& YARD PROFIT on COST
- Cases Caicoes l2i, IS ls cents.
~ % s'' Sga1dF TiS 6cGs S1;: FS:i s6oSs se''' ''.
The following slightly daascl good. nearly al sold and -
Ms'S Ss sss y. ,s,. sSA Ss2s 80 S1ts s.. s.u
Case Satin PLAID Muslin, 50 cents; vSTtn , 80 cents
Case Plaid M'''' ~ McsS isSii hSSDs nSIs KSSlGkn
Case White s.S' 81 seS' fSris 70 e,n worth o. %
pieces very yard vide BeAehs Ms,,n veIy cheap a
DOZEN Ladies and Geur' Hose aud Half Hose Ri cents Up f's
IaS: Be. E eI9s;: SSsi!s aSprRwr.n FROM Aucros
Dsam, Ticks Dress Goods sha"' Deane' IowsiAs' "ss
o1fsfa a. sseas daily large the Auction hOu
Come shen may you will surely nod oIS oII TRaTrrs
Or, Good. for the Million. No. Is canaae Blssstsr
PARcELs DRLivkRED FREE -
MATTRESSES, ,,o., -. ..s
WI % ,TkRs sFF&W WdEsN MgsS NqSsb GSb Ss skrh ShHsS
or made into BEDS DoLSrERS ,SpDS. PlLL9WS .Sysiips Ssii
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
nUT TO-DAY,

NETWORK ROaiANCIsT,
vtk THE continuation 81
MAD HURON, THE HUNCHBACK.
No 2 .sO contains the following SOres
TIN GOLDSMITH OF NUREMBERG
THR GOVERNOR OF sRMENowLoZY; Or CRlnS IN SIBERIA
pnus,rs.sd)
MERCEDES oP MADRID or TBE EyHS1' ovA NieHr. pin'
sst,d)
TuR DorBLBBKDDBD ROOM Or, rnr erssT At TIE GREEN
RHloON
A SHELL FROM THE ENEMIES CAMP. Humorous Sketch
QRDarated)
THE c1RcAssiANs REVENGE; or TEE Son OF THE SULTAN
guuSirA1ed)
ALSO. FIVE PIECES or POETRY.
Ksl number contains Eve EuFraynga
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

EOR SALE-At Flushing, an elegant HOUSE,
Il Franklu paee Bosue.
fruil sod orieri poss,.ioa Ay
Iiy % + l. HENDERSON. So. - Souil
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

INItI'I UT IUUIIN Nv tNIVTt
mile. from New York IN NeWJersey; excellent buildings plenty
o. mt ssd soil superior Very heabJ locality. ApIb 10
WILLIAMS. No. III NstsT % pisssl
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

PUBLICATIONS OF THE NAI1ONAL
DKI LyGNs CONSIDERATION or THE TEMPERANCE AN an
aidFST AND HISTORY So This condensed and
stS contains selections from the different uinoIs s
and edited BY Edward G. Delsyan esp aud Is one o' INC ~
Of ever ftned
sCRIPTTRE TESTIMONY AGAINST lNIOAlVAIINo ni,li r
A. a. H. Pcy William Richie Of Scotland An unsEs"eiAoe Ie
station The the eOry the Scriptures favor the eA 0i he use
TENPER SNCR PLEDGE BOOK 81 So This pledge book oI sun
A.T ,ehools aud juvenile temperance ogannnons e9u'sls As
mac r one thousand and also Tor the reeots Ol meet
hg bid o,,. n -, N .,n,. .,,s,. eooies p.r
Aaudted. f25 .,,ol. oo,{e. psy
kabdTed, SO
AAHRWpRRhNcE CSTRCHISM FOR JUVENILE SOCIETIES. GO
bAEp ON oPR BADGES per do'e plain 81 rs per dOien
THB NATIONAL TEMPERANCE lDvOcATR MOntslJ 81 per
R YOUTHS TEMPERANCE BANNER MOsniy, 90 suts Sngyi
Rl5 pr hundred
oe"'N' N"'' ''f'N'F n sTFARNS Publishing Agent,
No n Ne
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

EOR SALE-A pleasant COUNTRY RESI-
nkNCH nile. bm Brigrpor' the hsi OF ~ Blaet Hock
o Iose Ram Pratt y al kas andssse Nlh shoat acre. Of
Lsn App 70 W. " HoLCoMB. BhisePeu. OF 10 H. L. RIDER
\
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

IL ERTYe dwelling house about Of land attached
the village stamford Conn Situated tie OF 81 John
the shpran road belonging to and recently occupied by he
late silas he SALE public auction the
premises TUESDAY March 9 at oelock to close the estate
The premises be time For further niarm
sppy b. PBRRS eco, Stanford or to A. WALSH hiee
utor No 2ll rlst n Y
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
T1oR 10, IS SAFE A. FLIisUING. /. 1.-The proT

r arrsr q sanford oor,nhE u lnd
tiyh vh commanding pYafpest ls prsfi large MANSION
rd s uefa 'nisi sad al The required
ff srn srans Fessns Ground under high vIh
v..t o ,tis rrsrs rncs srA sma fruits Apply
tie p,s, or TO W. T. HENMBSWAY Waist FcrTY.ilose
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

MATTRESSES, .o
- FEATHERS WHOLESALE AND Retail,
spRING RRps COMF0RTABLEs,
s'""'N BLANKETS, IN -
COMMON MEDIUM, FINE AND SUPERfINb QUALITIES
BED AND TABLE LINEN, NAPKINS
DOlLIES TOWELS, TOMbLlNc, ou,.r,xo
COTTON SIBBTlNG AND shftIlNo,
SHEETS Am PILLOW CASES hand and made 70 order
MARSEILLES AND ALHAMBRA SPRBADs
EMBROIDERED TABLE AND PIANO CONBkS
Also manufacturers aud dealers In
IRON FURNITURE.
IRON BBADSTHADS CRIBS. CRADLES.
HAT AND UMBRELLA STANDS. BRACkhIsl
SETTLES. GARDEN CHAIRS. VASES,
STORE AND PIANO STOOLS,
~ " :. WAsHSTANDS AND TOWEL ha.ArS
Everything supply Hotels Institution. and private hS
lies for Table the lowest market prices
All goods warranted as represented ,,,o - a.. c.,..
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
Counirp Real Estate for Sale.

A MANUFACTURING PROPERTY, situated
N At foWer1ie Morris County New Jr ole Wlc fu 10 lDh
ing of Boonios consisting of rons u hfge i"aug -t
operaiion-bacsmh shop And dwelling lole bate and
buildings sh The oss snd - of s1d ths
whole pAt the estate Of ih late Ttps e. h drcsei
The property very ID suisgoa.1 situated nh 'gr wfsi' te
directly Of the hos esrs md ri RON depot
being Raosd sod within - ra's of
Iork VIII be sold cheap eois the estate fa flrihf raf
lars sppy ALLEN BROWN No ~ Broadway, healo OF Ok
a. Mills on be
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

CARPET BUYERS will save money by MAX
g their Ihs month large stock Of spring pat
Veyet. - To % 13 good Busses pl % TO vi W JPy,
Al IS 10 AZ gOi InETaius. Al 23 10 Rl 10
AuAMs hpkki'hb 'alnmbsn hst No fSJ OfahSh
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

NOR SALE-One of the finest FRUIT, GRAIN

II LIT the IIudon % miles om the av splendid d"elag
buildings; sir beautifully shaded every respect mat
sass residence. Apply % q. Il JONES. No 4iJ BIoalNAy
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11
Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

A .CHANCE.-Three fine 2-story high ~ base, use,
N mrnt HOUSES well located Ia Brooklyn and TWO Cli Loi'
unpcumbed exchange fcr small Ann scar iss e
H. COOLEY. AuctionceT Ma n Ses NhAhhe'sst
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

EOR SALE-Desirable PROPERTY for ME-
CHANIChL or MANUFACTURING putpees on the corner o
'- ~ No 81 william -, Nsv iork
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

WUNIK1 KESIDENLE lot OAIII4-EU HIIIts
~ hom NewYork Of New York and NeyIayen Railroad y
depot consisting story House rooms bsra hd out
buildings ground meadow apple orchard Of 60 trees o.
choice fruit good bearing order together with abundance small
mts For farther particulars appy 10 o. SbkLl
No "a Ghambesst n. Y. (n Clothing Store1.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

no FLORISTS or GARDkNERS.-TO lease,
GARDEN PLOT Of Central Psr including
Grspes Raspbernss BAeAes Pears Cherries Gr.en
house &C. Terms favorable Apply to THOMAS WOOD No. % Mas
snst " Y. up
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

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New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

u model School frsde aooang Theory bv
BuBess operaOns Whch practically illustrate mUf
As sene AecountsHtshp Mercantile BIchAnge
YarIOa srelat
New-York tribune., 1867-03-11

(FOR SALE-At Norwalk Conn, fine large
HOUSE IL complete order supplied with water furnace and
range location beautiful aud In desabe srces
Of ground tnely dvsed excellent gardens abundance d fruit
neyerf"in8 springs and well olson end
hedges extensive view the town and country Of ib islands and Sound
within hye minutes HAk TO eight drive 10 the
hewiott and New Haven Railroad Price and
1o sold soon viii be rented furnished Apply TO HOMER hORdAH