davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-05
National Trust COMPANY
CITY OF NEW YORK

National Trust CowpTgy
CITY or NEW YORK
oArirAh ''GN6rfcE TO suBscRiBERs.
Tbs third insalmsn Of IS cent will be due and paya-
' snbscrber. are requested 70 call tho Npth National
receipts them, 70 the Company BY check 10 the
m porton Of Tie capital stock remain. unsubscb.d
Application within few dayss recommended 70 those a.
New srbscribers from tint. date w pay forty dollars per
share Of subscribing ana balance In essy INSTALL
ments the entire cunt be paid In A. once ana
allowed 10 the day OF payment OF the calls
Circulars with full information mar be obtained ~ the
once OF the Company the Ninth National banks
s6s broadway, corner Franklin street New York.
ELISHA A. PACKER,
THOMAS w. SHANNON.
THOMAS B. READ, fCommissionersL
JOSEPH q. ORyIs,
HENRY G. CARTER,
Special Telegram from the
Paris Exposition.
Medal Awarded 10 the
weed Sewing Machine ca
New York once, sis Broadway.
The Howe Machine Co.'s Lock stitch Sew.
iug Maohlne-EfLAs HOWE Jr (otignh inventor OF lhe
sewing machinel President, ~ Broadway New fork
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
CEDAR FALLS :
Wooden Mills

Are now in full blast, making
from one to two hundred yards
daily of the following goods,
viz: Cassimeres,, Doeskins,,
Flannells and Blankets of all
descriptions, for, Summer and
Winter use. Wool Carding is
also one of the principal features
of our business. There will be
no trouble about Poor Rolls, as
our VIM. Mason (one,of the pro
prietors) is from one Of the best
Mills in Massachusetts, having
been foreman in the Carding de-
partment for q years, and has
therefore sufficient experience to
make the best quality Of Rolls.
Wool carding is also very i'm
portant in the manufacture of
wooden goods. Wool poorly
carded will not make good cloth.
The public generally will find
it to their advantage to buy
cloth of the Wooden Mills, as it
will wear more than twice the
length Of time Of any you may
be able to purchase of the deal
ers generally; many Of whom
buy cheap and shoddy goods
because they can get them at a
very low price, and sell them for
near the same price that they
could get for good goods, there
fore cheating those persons who
are not judges Of quality T. A
There is already a large rush
to the new Wooden Mills for
their cloths, and thousands tes-
tify to the superior quality of
their goods. The company are
now building in front of their
Factory a new Office and store
room, which viii be ready to
occupy in a few days. All who
want wooden goods are cordially
invited to examine our large
stock before purchasing else
where. Ladies will find choice
dress goods for childrens wear.
Come one and ALI. ~
CEDAR FALLS WOODEN MILLS.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

This is question uppermost in the
minds Of oil, and we think may very
easily be answered, in the Yankee way,
by asking, will President johnson be
impeached. The trial of one is equally
as improbable as the other. Both have
committed treason, and are guilty of
offences the punishment of which is
plainly defined by the Constitution !;
bnt rather than see our government
humiliated by an unsuccessful attempt
to convict them, let them go unpunish-
ed. They are both powerless to do ma
terial injury now; the one entirely
the other soon will be. Davis was
captured two years ago at an expense to
the Government of one hundred thous-
and dollars, and should have been tried
then for treason and If found guilty
hung. But we do not believe there can
be found an impartial jury of twelve
men, In the country to-day that would
agree on sentence to hang him If
found guilty, and rather, by far, that
he should never be tried at all, than
that he should be tried and acquitted.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

The Soldiers Orphans Home, OF
Columbus, Ohio, gift enterprise ar
rangementof huge proportion, accor-
ding to les circular, turns out to be a
humbug. Its managers, Shipley,
Boughton d Williamson, have been
arrested and held to bail.
The Attorney General of PennsyIva-
MIA has written an elaborate opinion,
declaring the lottery scheme author
lied by the Legislature of that State for
the benefit of the Gettysburg Soldiers'
Asylum, to be illegal, criminal and de-
rroralizing in its character.
The distance from New York to Sac
ramento by the railroad route is 8,129
miles, of which 1887 have been COM
pleted and are now in successful opera
ton, leaving but ! ,152 miles yet to be
built. It Is confidently asserted that
this gap will be filled up within two
years.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

The Sharkey, Jenkens and Walker
scheme for an injunction against the
enforcement of the reconstruction act
has signally failed and the cases have
been dismissed for want of jurisdiction.
This we believe has been gratifying in
telligence to the loyal people through
out the country and more especially to
those who have weighed fully the i'm
portance of q decision endorsing the
action of Congress. The question was
to be decided whether political confu-
sion, civil discord, violence and crime
should be revived from the Potomac to
the Rio Grande, and the work of recon-
struction, now so encouragingly begun,
be abandoned, and President Johnson's
policy be again substituted, or whether
Congress has power to enact laws for
the government of the whole country.
The question has been squarely met and
answered by the Supreme Court much
to the displeasure of Andrew johnson
and his southern brethren, who had
counted otherwise. Gov. Sharkey is a
disappointed broken down pollution,
and his course during and since the
close Of the war has brought upon him
the contempt Of the loyal people of the
country both north and south. During
the war while Gen. Longstreet was in
the field fighting against US, Gov.
Sharkey was north hunting for some
lucrative office, and now since the war
has closed and the rebels are obliged to
yield, Gen. Longstreet is among his
people using every influence to enforce
the reconstruction act, while Gov.
Sharkey is at Washington using every
means within his power against it.
Which is the most deserving Of respect?
As for us, we have the most lothing con-
tempt for such man as Sharkey, and
we hope he will now return to Missis-
sippi wiser and a better man after his
unsuccessful attempt to retard the pro-
gress of reconstruction. 800
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

Judge Chase of the 18th Judicial dis.
trict, in his charge to the grand jury, al
the term of court lately held at For,
Dodge, took most decided and bold
stand against rumseiling and gambling
of all kinds, whether in lotteries or un-
der whatever name the growing evils
may be found, charging ii upon them
to use every means in their power TO
bring such criminals to justice. 1t is a
timely movement that will commend
itself to all lovers of good morals and
the elevation of mankind, and we are
pleased to announce that Judge Burt in
his charge to the jury at the commence
ment of the present term of court, now
in session at Waterloo, fully endorsed
the position OF Judge Chase, and urged
in the most stringent terms the duty of
the jury in this matter. tits time these
growing evils should be squarely met,
and We hope that the Judges in other
parts Of the State, who have not already
acted in this matter, will follow the ex-
ample Of Judge Chase and Judge Burt.
The action of these two Judges to stop
the evil that is carrying SO many of
our young men daily to destruction and
misery, we believe will be applauded
by humanity everywhere. ast
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
LATEsT MOVE.

Gold in New York is $1.38k.
Arfot occurred in Mobile while Judge
Kelly was in TINT city.
A call has been made for Repub.
lican State Convention in Georgia.
A plot to kill King William and
Count Bismarck, has been discovered
Hon. Geo. Bancroft the historian
has accepted the appointment as Min.
lister to Prussau.
The Luxembourgquestion is regarded
as definitely settled. Napoleon and
the King Of Prussia have signed the
treaty. H. gm#t@ # a.
The Hero,d's special says: "Though
Surratt's trial is set down for Monday
week, there Is reason to think the pros
ecution will not then be ready
DR.. d. H. Henry, of Bradford, Iowa,
and DR.. e. III. Davis, of Waterloo, Iowa,
have been appointed Pension Examin-
ing Surgeons. rfra a,
Ine population OF the United States,
according to census taken last Novem-
Der and December, by the Internal
Revenue Bureau, was s4,5O5, 1892. The
number was not taken by actual count,
but 1t Is estimated from the number of
dwellings. vrG s.lf taer .ragaa
The HerulTs special says: Senator
Wilson addressed public meeting in
New Orleans, and was followed by a
colored clergyman. Gen. Longstreet
was one of the vice-presidents of the
meeting. Some apprehension of riot
was felt, and the military were kept
under arms" # @a 0iaaa Aat@ sH"a
Returns to the 1stof May show that the
aggregate number of freedmen's schools
at that time was fourteen hundred and
ninety-six; teachers, seventeen hun
dred and thirty-seven pupils, ninety
five thousand six hundred and thirty
seven. The demand for teachers and
school facilities this spring is much
greater than ever before, and taxes the
facilities of the Bureau to the utmost.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
GENERAL NEWS.

"a = Y
The business Of Pittsburgh represents
nearly $ll4, 5000 rT 1a-af 3
There are 900, 900 children attending
school in Indiana - -
Hon. G. G. Hunt has been appointed
governor Of Colorado. III f1n 5ln0,
Hay has been selling ut eighty dollars
q ton at Augusta, Ga, and hardly
any to be had at that price. 2 & ~
The latest intelligence from Con-
gresham Washburne, of Illinois, re-
ports him at Berlin unimproyed in
health.
Six thousand five hundred reapers
were manufactured at Rockford I'M. ]
during the past winter. oalJ hif ag5I'
A few days ago, near Bethlehem, Pa.
father aged 70 years was presented by
his blooming wife of So years with q
stout healthy boy. 80 ~ :, :"
Rev. DR.. O. H. Tiffany, Of Chicago,
has been appointed Corresponding Sec
rotary OF the Methodist Episcopal
Church Extension Society. = =
The question of admitting corored
children into the public schools of the
town of Normal, ILL.,, was voted upon
by the people Of that town, admission,
"a; against A.
The New York Tribune says that
Gen. Dana late assistant secretary of
war, was author of the Forward to
Richmond article which appeared in
that paper early in the history of the
late war. m 49, es .s5st,I.ra
The President Is abont to abandon
bis Southern trip and visit Boston In
be able to damage the Democratic par
ty Of Massachusetts, by his speeches.
A Memphis paper says there are thir.
ty-five "pure quaeksp in that city,
who are without medical education and
having failed In everything else, con-
Guided to be doctors.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
IOWA ITEMS.

Thomas Kelly, one of the early set.
tiers of Dubuque died in that city las,
week. ,1.@ .'.E.3 "".aa l...~. FL gree
The Independence Bulletin gives en-.
couraging prospects of wheat In Blu
chanan Co. a- -ar- -----
8. b. Hampstead Post Master at Adel
charged with robbing the mail ha.
been arrested. See Gazette
The Iowa Democratic State Conyen-
ton will meet at Des Moines on
Wednesday, June 20, one week after
the Republican Convention. .
The Dubuque Board of Education
have adopted the half day system of at.
tendance forthe primary department
oftheir schools. A judioioua movemnt.
The State Register says: We are
informed by Major Henry Browne
that the line OF the Iowa Central from
Eddyville to Oskaloosa is merry with
the music of grading shovels and
dump carts. ... s.s.t, ......,e..-... .
The Fayette Co. Union gives us the
following intelligence: We learn that
up In Winneshiek county there lives a
man who Is confirmed invalid, hay
ing been confined to his bed and yery
low, for near two years past. But what
Is remarkable about it is, his sympha-
thetic wife, like dutiful woman, has
been confined, too, and given birth to
ten pound boy. That's doing pretty
well, for an invalid. 4, ut aHa ..... ISL
VIM. Head died recently I'm Spring.
dale at the age of one hundred years,
two months twenty six days. His
direct descendants number one hun.
dred and ninety seven--eight chill
dren, fifty-three grand children, one
hundred and thirty four great grand
children, and tive great great grand
children. He voted twice for General
Washington for President, and is prob
ably the last surviving constituent of
his first election. s1gafsa
AAS AS1eoAo LCstJcS gives III ACCOUNT
Of a horrible accident at Steamboat
Rock. Erastus Rhodes agedtwel years
was caught in the main shaft that
runs the mill burrs at that place. This
shaft being full of bolts, one of them
fastened itself in the boys pants, and
but for his presence of mind in clasping
his arms around the main body of this
machine he would have been pulver-
lied into pemicsn. As 1t was he had
his leg broken in two places, his breast
and side bruised and broken in and the
whole body fearfuliy scarified. @,ta
The Dubuque Times says. That live
ex-printer and ex-editor, Schuyler Col
fax, entered our sanctum In editorial
style yesterday morning, He seemed
glad to meet many of his odd friends
among the exchanges, and we were
happy to meet one who so ably ham
died, in days agone, the = love of pub
lie opinion" Tits gratifying to see q
newspaper man on the heights of fame
lit Is encouraging. What If printer
boy and editor should be presidented
some day? There's an ascent which
the devip' himself will smile to be-
hold. , - 49, 49, ,Hp'
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

The Dubuque Herald informs us that
Satan will soon appear" We are
thankful for the information. We sup
posed from the tone of that ranting
copper sheet that the old divu had been
about there for some time. tHe aa
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

AZ 6
NENsTRAr WILL GLADDEt The HEARTS
.-- OF EvERYBoDY!
Large and well selected stock Of Goods a.
L. DARLING & CO.'S
q 0 a 10 r1 4
BEAUTIFUL STYLE DRESS GOODS
Bought since the recent decline.
sILIf-H HIf Ia M as
Cloths and Cassimeres
For Men and Boys wear. We have the Largest an
2aCHHOSIEHTI HJg
give our numerous Customers he benefit Of our
purchase. Ladies' Hose, Mems Hose, r-
.Hrg 7 ALI lchildrens' Hoss. 20 4 .sH.r
SHAW
You can always find the finest Line Of shawls In Town
q. ss Hoop Skirts, a@
ne
- Skirts, Table Linen s' - . ' '-'D =
White Goods
Barred Mulls, Chambra, Jaconets, Nsinsooks, Bshol
Lawns, Swiss Eawns, india Book, Napkins, Dam.
asks, Tarletons, Brillants, SILK and Lisle Thread
Gloves, Ladies' and Gents Kids
= koToNslT2
BUTTONS. BUTTONS, BUTTONS, BUTTONS.
Oh what oartety, every style but one thasis made
Come and see them.
EAsSA'S1A SOAs11apf II EM q
BLEAcHrD BROWN sHEETfNGs
c.. 81 rour,,,x tod b3g1=iI
-., LADIES' COLLARS, a.,.l ,.r. .-,,r.s T.. .
~ GENTS COLLARS, sau -
-a .. sUsPENDERs, IS s.osg
COMES,
ALPACA BRAID
EEJ RI ~ Isl -
YET BERAsE, FINE AND NICE, >- "a "a -
SILK TISSUE FOR Wells,
DOTTED LACE FOR Wells
A few NoBBY style RATS for gentlemen and Boy.
sHaKERs. DET -, <rN
PALM-LEAF HATS,
sANDLEwooD FANS,
. SILK FANS,
g j = LINEN FANS
sun uusRrLLAs, +. -- e ri {
LARGE UMBRELLAS,
.sas8T~FtE..Ef f3f &C., 40, &C
.iaras l.. DARLING & co. y..I
Would say they are thankful for past avors from tn
Ladies and Gentlemen Of Cedar Fails and hope b,
showing Goods freely treating them politely and Sen,
Goods at the Lowest price, They shall ever receive
'helr faVor. sEE-& -g0&@ a@--& a. II
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE.
L. DARLING g. CO.,
Great Western Dry Goods Store
MEDARY & PERKINS,
LIS 8 IN stlrE
DEALERS IN
.rsvigz II7s'f Es-s $40 ~.E'... ..ar
Oak. +. Leather,
.a-Alg Rat aa"."tA4
rqG sADDlERY HARDWARE, &C. az
Saddles and Collars at Whole
f. > sale Only. '''" .
200 $ : :" SrAq l. u
Upper leather Pa Their.
French & Domestic
Calf and Kip Skins,
7Hio B MoRoccos, RoANs, =Ho1
Innings. Bindings.
SEIOEMAKERS'
.ECgTaW II w
KIT AND FINDINGS
Plastering Hair.
.tsJts Ea,A 50 5s#s ig54 $40
Cash PaidT For
HH"E~~
CEDAR FAILs. loVA.
r1u-I
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
Machine Poetry.
SONG OF BIRDS, NO. 2.

| j. " - fGTfIr
Fair Cedar Fails, not the city Of the
plain rsEsaTrr
Immortalfzed by Poets in classic strain,
A thriving town, growing up to city
hood,
Proud of its birthplace and its blood.
" 81 &GI1A.5 IL-A
Proud of its water-power that's busy
turning cranks, - 3 >>s& a. -
Proud of its factories that line it's peo-
pied banks, gtr
Proud of our schools not unknown to
% fame, tE cEEh ESEri-.-Eh
Proud of our College of high sounding
name. q. tfgag4s ta
CHAR EAGE1
Proud of our citizens who are proud of
their clothes,
Proud of their suits got at BIRD, PICK
TON & Co.'s, s... ~~
Who are proud of their stock of fine
vests and pants, l. 2IhH
For PIcKToN is knight of the shears and
not of the lance. r. .-s-Dl@T
a-..r,r-..T.rt I'd. a.ru4z,gr
r,o;r NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
t.n.;a. ,s..n a o"'' "A''f' soou '"''''
u.so ,'na.ss: go
H. -'' : ''' = A ' 70 pe'' ''e@ o"n
hVe,
the pest,
And can suit you with coat, pants, or a
~" vest. ...'' "..512
.aEa ae #3GThr1.E&
an ANUS VI na's we nave Oh 'he oocK'
~ sNe us oaii anu examine our
eooon' tn - sv.ar q
With soft hats of prices too tedious to
= aEE#f MA w fTWf II
d Il IS 5sA 3 IS II I LII I 1,
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24
c. Z. CUMMINGS a CO.,

MEAT MARKET, OPPOSITE THE INMAN
AVA House, keep constantly hand all kinds Of fresh
and salt meats. The highest market price paid in cash
for Eggs, Good Fresh Butter and all kinds Of Early
Vegetables and Garden Sauce. "a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

The New York Times Washington
special says; 1T has transpired in the
impeachment Investigation that In the
examination Of Adams Express agents
regarding the transmission of pardons
to the south. testimony was ELECTED
showing that they were sent marked
three hnndrsd dollars, @. O. Dr.
There Is ne dDubt that pardons were
sent In this manner Though II does
not necessarily reflect on President
Jshnson, the fact cannot be disproved.n
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-05-24

The fund for the erection of asuitable
monument to the memory of the late
Presidents Lincoln, has now reached o
sum sufficiently large to warrant the
committee in commencing the work.
Wehopeno painswill bespared tosecure
browning work of American art, and
let it be monument that shall stand
as q memorial Of the illustrious hero,
patriot, and statesman sleeping in its
shadow. .ai8 a. sEAsf stf -
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
9roposnls.


orncR op ASSISTANT coxns GENERAL sUBsIsrErorl
4 RMY SUPPLlES.--SEALED PROPOSALS
a Cn duplicated wi be received by the andgnfd until oe9ek
se army SuEsIsIkSCs sioRBs q Ss delivered NsToE
500 barre; ro2E.Miss on PRIME mEssof ths crop.
rs packed IN ilooPet st ash b,Tes With two iIn hGsrs
dtr vii STATE sha he Poik vas packed and the bHas also the
TIE g g b. received sna inspection yAF az 'Aa be agreed
1000 eares quality srpersnc Southern s. louis
InIs and S r,s sl oi < ~ fs2 s2 IN IN be u Tie barrels
BE- good shipping oer With round hoops full heasd 'nd DuDs
0,Ooo pound, JAVA CoPFRB original sachs ueosed guHny
Ia chop SAMPLES eoasS musk bo delivered With the proposals
So S@o6 6on s 2, ,s;l I, be ss!ns y slsr , ,r..
10000 pounds of -sr dry BROWN SUGAR barrels, 70 BE-
' I'D, ia nal 81 s @ Sss, n T & e R9pos aud be ia head0od
5,6o0 sss5i q the quality Of PUEE yEBG1R made Only
sd q oaen .agih ne WHISKY viossar taxing tyls grains
% o bo5 70 heutIaie one ounce roy ne UIef N1gf q
s c Of S ~ is p,e % & he 70 Ss pa ~ Ss''s & % rr ~ s
nu state dr tie A'd and quality Of vinegar offered aud Tue ni
5000 pounds Of good .s,s a aas SALT .opg tight bar saE.
res ad ltsrs adapted to tho porPose with t hsalnsi '
iis s,cies ais rs1ai-si for ,a,lat d,trzy
Sample, q DC -four Java cof, rec sas ygs'r End salt must be
copy oi ts, ,d1semeu ATTACHED .,ch proposal
,n tie & s be s Vs is on % SII wues AL sdaS the
any of two responsible naaes IS iohog1: , . -
the .SsE: ID e. as, 'his da7 s:I sese5s9 's
s5s1i sF sT[ b S. q ao store, proposed to be uhs
fhs. te eIecuted. N required" 80
M ss, name psr o business aud te date o rnrtse well
with shipping mslr 20 be hereafter desnate
rnst plainly every package All other old marks ma 10
Oliieraied.
Cerates Of inspection BY professional packers OF Inspector, oi
fbgs parfB GvTing prOufjrs slh be required o te mta
eer pa e seller their prn. quality and condition. and
be- Immediately preceding inspection 49,
will examined passed O pief
Oa o. the pei the United States.
salt VIII Inspected
the trr compared the retained samples by IN
Office, whose certificates will be required
Payments ,gtH Be re currency s e9uole s soon % hb
q received for the pupose o., -. -,
Concto eipe boi their ,oo vthou. expense 70 the
United States. utti required for shipment 80.
;nros-d sntsJe 0dfressi ne undersigned aud inorsg
Hr..,.,.oi. sor SyLr,sspe, ,totf,a II. 4 CLARKE
-'FS''' Btt HaL.Gcn. And A. G. G. s.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given ,nnas tnaS on IN
s.y o. sepener 1857 shall proceed TO drsS JUkohs Tor
- osins Cout. held in and % the Cy and Cenpy o. new
VS. ~ br nh 1871 panel Of 10 Lrana Jaros 'of
court Of Sessions panel Of ~ Grsna Su ara lot oeas
oyer SUI ei ef b Pei Cours Of Oyer and
sn I 100 Petit Tor Supr.e Court Parts ana Ho
iOt p Jurors Superior Co hs Parts ard t"o Pan0"
iOi Ps,i IIos r Clrh efQ9nu Plo,. pa5' ansRR s ol
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
1,poroN A0TEDUCT DEPARTMENT-

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEfAh vi, Mr-N -,
To ACTOS Separate sealed proposals sach -
, The ts Of The uork which II reaes the name 81 'hs I %
~ ogsdng viii be this once unill u 0el1ek m
y, TFspY Sept II 1867 M the construction ofiae iono"1s
4 Wit -. v,.,t1,y. and puan ss.
.tG IN Cheyst james and Jefenon SIS and
No 4O-a Third ave. between o.s
ghtrenh sa 10 oecoAn so
One hundred aud w nu vn 70 ~
betxesn Thiriaye ana iiAea 49,
..b IN Ave- Al and hundred andt~enJ oai'ns@' 'e'
Fourth and Ft sges ,,, . .,.., ,ns and Ilouso
~ II pivos At BsseI aud Jefferson e -, .r8h.
tll-Between Fii htb and rh W
~ Lexington aBl tighhaVes w.t.. he,vean Little
No An Ient ave a hst .ecr Jspe and Wes
TNenb.t sad Ganevoor.st Ia Eighth Ie
"A. and Iluisoa st. between fetff s, a.
csnsS,saton No li-BetweeH Seventy Burn sni S''e1'
d brtseen Foar.h and Fiibates and siay third
Ne 45J-Unhnlhhe1 seWe's-n r"y '~ - ~| "
AZ, betveen ghth and Nntha aes . ,.o so,n and Third
rtt,I fromR Highly seventh St 70 ani
thegh Eh M e,ween seventy ninth aui sh ssh'hs''
AMI between Folfh aud fiih and f,rms of tis
Plans lr the above can DC sen aon 'P''' ~
obtained application A. 1n' STRpIIRNs CrotSn
ROBERT L. DARRAGH AgueIucs
A w. CRAVEN, } Heard
or.. Cro,oa Aqusilc Department Sept iSo"
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
s1lnble Manisls.

nTARBIE MANTELS.-The best place inthe
lA city purchase Marble Ms1,els Of t latest e'sp m y % s
Marble WORKS, No lJ Essi hg1Veeh So
near ihuaye n Mmtels pnt up in the county, ea, n &
nx ARBI ,EIZED SLATE EMANTELS-Superor
IN IN appearance; curaDe half me prse o. nAi''"
s1gwART. 30. 6O5 SirihE'e' oet~se9 S1
New-York tribune., 1867-09-13
S1ruttsrional Gotitts.

QTcfsrIonal 5loilt's.
CHARLES NETTLETON, No. III Broadway
FIRST FIuOP COMMISSIONER for cyerv safe ard Territory
MORGENTHAN, from Sharon Sprlngs-
l. sneeal physician 10 cure Rheumaiirn No LII secOndlve-
HsvYork
Once hours from to a m, sni from ?.