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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WASHINGTON, Jan. o, ls5g

- WASHINGTON, Jan. Q, 1851.
- ..s. E,,. 800
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALI
MORE, and WASHINGTON AND TUE WAIST
are no" run ~ E t9,lsTs; vi TT;xop,
HIS 8. IN. and 2Qs, and 80, and 90 >. m,
FOB ALL NAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100 O. m. ard
FOE : AZ y sr22rrsss ssg TT OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at s:lB and 100 8. IA, and ct 400 and %
to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
rOR BkLTiMoRE.
Leave ''f foR vi Rs AZ s IT. nc ss Pm
Leave etf:He. m, and 100 and s:spH
FOB ALL PARTS OF TIE xEsr.
SO hoesse daily, except Sunday, st 7as q. m, and
s, on Sunday q 500 only: connecting .s Rsl.,
psahon xitn trains from Baltimore TO Wheeling,
fai scSsk FOX ff Frs to u. YVES. can .. had ).
in the osy 9 wei 81 the ss% once Of be- s ssS
sTs and SIT L.: s1s Penn
For New Tcrf, fsilsd.I phi. .'s and Boston, Gee
IL T SnIs a..isI : q iI, :,
oeoa Gio. 8. koosTnss. AGENT iS W.s ssha
I1 ROADs.-On and after MONDAY, Nov. ~,
nsTthern and Western trains, viii leave Ne. ferk
So. m Express train via Hudson River Raj.
road, Dth 81: and 10th sv., through 70 Buffalo and
sasEensi.l Bridge Without change Of cars and con-
nectfng at Troy with trains for Saratoga, Rutlsnd
Burlington and Montreal.
10 Q. m. Express and Mail train via dudsou
srn trains. and At Trey with train. far sors
o m Express traiE via Harlem Railroad,
sRs S cr ::
&C. at Albany With western trsins. and st Troy
Montreal.
st5p N Express train via Hudson River Rail-
road connecting ct Albany with Western trains,
ane at Troy WITH trains Tor Nons1o0. with sleep
lisp m. Express train vi. Harlem Railroad
conhect ting st Chatham With Western Railroad for
Western trains, and at Troy with trains for Rut-
land. Burlington and Montreal. Sleeping cars at
CSC D m express train via Hudson River Rail
Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without change n
cars Also. sleeping car every day eNceptipc
Saturday q attached from New York through 10
Ogdensburs without change, via Bone. W and %
East Albany. This train will ran on Scndsys
II p m Tr8in via n udson River Railroad, with
alec PING attached connecting at Albany with
early trains fer Barale end Suspension Bridge
Eerth.
Sunday train viii be run via Hudson River
termediate stations. leaving New York st 81 a
m. Returning, leave Peughksepsie ct 3. As m
arriving in New York 81 6 IS y. m.
Also, SUNDAY train via II arlem Bailroad. leay-
ats@p m Returnins leave miilerton stss
M arriving In New rsTk A. l2s s,n
jas Vice President.
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1867 GRAND EXCURSION 1867
PARIS EXPOSITION.
The new and first class ocean going iron Steam
' nav Ana. &&
2 900 tons burthen, STEPHEN WHITMAN, Com.
mandsr, will make an EXCURSION frsm New
York to Havre and back, sailing from Pier 4 q,
North River, on
WEDNESDAY. April 18th. at II o o'clock m.
Taking passengers for Paris, London and Bremen.
Returning, viii sail from Hsvre on June 5th, Civ
ing paseengers holding Excursion Tickets about
SIX weeks In Europe.
This magnificent Steamship 10 divided into
water tight csmpartme ats, and has been newly
this voyage.
The HAVANA will only carry frs. class pas
~ Jxtl Band Of Music ,piI be attached to III
Ship.
Price OF passage, In currency, to Havre 0I5O
and SE5, baccording to size of state room To
Havre and return, S25o and $500. according to
size Of state room.
For further particulars and passage apply to
the Agents,
MURRAY FERRIS 4 co.,
60 South street, New York.
Or to the Merchants Union Express Compsny.
New York. N q st
Al ARvT nm AORTCUTTU0.T CO1
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nRPARTNlMT OF THE INrERIOk,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE
MAkHINefON. February l6. l067

On the PETITION OF GEORGE n. HE'D and
fkkClb y. FUTILE, sdministrsto Of the e.
tstes OF Joseph H. Tuttle, deceased. OF Geneva,
u. T., praying Tor the extension OF patent grant
Cd to the . said joseph b: Tuttls the 2lst day OF
June. 1888, Tor an Improvement in Saws, for seven
years fsen the e.liration Of said patent, which
takes place on the 2lst day of June, iaS7
II 10 ordered that the sid petition b heard &C
the Patent Once on Monday, the "a day Of
June next. ct II o'clock M and all Dersons are no.
tinsd tG sppenT and show cause: II Any theg have.
Pereons oppoGng the extension are req uired to
hle In the Patent Once their objections speckelIy
set forth IN writing ut least eenty days bef the
day Of hearing; all testimony filed BY either party
to be used 1T the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted In accordance With the rules Of the
ONCE, which will be furnished on apple alton
Depositions and other papers relied upon - tes-
tmony must be MED in the once enfy days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, IL any. within
ter days after ming the testimony:
Ordered also. that this notice b published in
the Intellieencer and the Republican, washing.
ton. ID. q. ana IN the Geneva Gazette, Geneva,
=. l., once . week for three successive weeks; the
hrst Of SAID pubtcations TO be ut least sixty days
r. o. THEAKER,
Commissioner Of Patents.
q. Editors of the above pagers viii ple ease
copy, and send their bills TO the Patent Once with
o paper coneainina tins nofics. fe22 iaw3V
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
l1NsERvIOEABLE QUARTERnAsrER
u sf0REs AT AUCTION.

S0i0 Qudyfsyv1assey's 01cs. Dspstef WasAtaetea,l
Washtnstos, ID. C.. March 2. 1857. Z
VII % sold at public auction, BY order OF the
QnerSernaster General, 81 Lincoln Depot,
fDIsDAY, March 10. under the superyi.ion OF
Lieutenant Howard Hunter, I2fh u 8. Infantry,
acting Assistant Quarter master y. s. Army, sale
to commence ct 10 a 10 (, o quantity of unseryioe.
able quarter aste stores consisting in part Of
IS four-Rorse Army IS GOAL Once Stoves,
wagons, II Cylinder do, .
10 Two Horse do. IL Cox de-,
10 Two-Horse Ambu- - Wood DO.
lances, Cook Ranges,
] Four Horse de, Hose Carriage,
One Horse do. Hose Reel, ..
Il Carts, 1,4Ss feet large Hose,
100 Sc 70 Lead Bul e Har- l47 feet small do.
ness. Gl Saddle Blankets,
IS sets Wheel nj ale do. l0l Wagon Covers.
70 sets Lead An bulance IS yards Oosoa Mating,
Harness. 395 lbs. Assorted Rope,
IS sets Wheel Amb ulance 900 lbs. Old Tire Iron
Harness, 2.00e lbs Iren Shoes,
Is Cauldrons, Is Ambulance wheels
Together with Brides, Gum Buckets, Halter
Chains, Canvas Horse Covers, Anvils, Mcclellan
Saddles, Carpenters' Tools, such - Hammers,
Saws, Braces and Bits. Blsck smith Tools, &C.
Sale win be continued each day until the whole
amount 10 sold
Terms cash, in Government funds.
Purchasers are required to remove their pur-
chases within ten days from day Of sale.
Deputy Q. n Gen, Byt Brig. Sen.
Acting Chief Quartermastsr,
mSst Depot Of Washington.
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THROUGH LINE BRTwBRN WASHING ros
L PHILADELPHIA AND HEWYOKK.
es &c

rW WASHINGTON, Jan. 9, 1857.
,ov nm % s, een Warrington and New York are
fOk NAV YORK, without change % cars.
oAiy texceHt Sunday st 1;<s Q. N. ana
FOB NEW YORK, changing cars ct PhilsssI-
Lesve daily ts1eeps sunday ct nls O. n and
FoR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily exec % sunday } At 10 ana MS q.
M, and SO and $50 p m.
Leave Ter New York and Philsa lphis st $50 ..
daily
Through ttckets 70 Philsdelp hia, New Iors or
Boston, can be had at the Station Once st ell kou
In the day. as we'll IS at the new once - the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 3&c Penn.
avenue, S~tween eth aud N h streets
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad sdvertisemeu t
for schedule between washfnsten, Baltimore,
Anna polis, ano the West
IL. WILSON, Master Of TrsnspertAtion-
y. n. COLI General Ticket Agent.
GEO. o. koOHTZ, Agent, wsshingt2R
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. 426 AARkRITERS. Ioc
7th ''''s'.' I tfrRossI.zs SScs f1.h Sire

-,A LII EAs0Hs t'th street.
BhAPHAui hTIhh6dkE D z S TnSEEEgL C0xBLNED.
Limited bEs ehsiee csIestisns Of oil Paintipss.
1ngrnunee. Ooromoe, Wreaths, Bssketa a. H.
sss' &c., sSHH5ePrists1x fEs%ed; 'o"'
ncn And varied assortment, frem r.. ~ man
s.tion tn sss eo1nfrH In
F FFaPif SsS ga s ...'o
fiets.: re-, osrc and Tasssls sil :i.es and eolsrs,
Pa And WIN NOV "a seHapps
=. oeenHtcl variety q these goods en,bracfnS thc
ss..s IN Tie DssS.iss With ven snsrfsd ssoos Of
dow Shades. different asss Al csiors. OF VIE
UrSsrs !sr ,Tinssw Shades and Pspsrhsnsings
i:fes 1ors,ss q re aboys 0eod. were made
sSecisn 20 Cfaer: bciiev1ne the best the chsapsSt
ma aiming e heeD that class ef 0oods We resnscf
fGSlz nyits the PuSMe e and senpsss our
Terms incayiablr oq.k. sr.k ....,..
nARk RtT1R, No. AS ?th street..
VICTOR BDOKDR, - =
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Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Wesnineton County, In the District OF Oolumbia
letter. teetamentary on the personal estate OF
Sohn meearXey late Of W eshington county, ID q !,
said dscessed, are hereby warned to eshibit the
sams, VIII the vouchers thereof 70 the subscriber
2sy 4dfnsfwss By Law b excluded from Ill beness
even under my hand this sth day Of March.
nh s.,.vsv. AiohAeL +. KORAN,
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WHAT TIE f iT1S. sss EAT n .rHssAnAE

70 g 0 nav. srss. L:soIs
Tor VSnsrai aisoasss In its most custo1sry form,
that have tssd then With jsdgnent, discretien
onHotDatiene promptly end sRsctuaIly. Knowin
thsir COMPOST dor, have the fullest confidence q
nsss :ess IS. 3 .ss q q tA'n '1s''A'
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The duties OF this INIT tuSon will be reaumed ON
1OnyAY, 18th Of March. w
While 1t IL designed to make instruction in the
feature Of the College, provision IL made for full
course Of collegiate instruction. smbrs cing the
ish languages; or any Of them, . course Of Msth.
emancs, Mental and Moral Science, History.
eraturo. Ni'
Natural History, and Natural Philosophy, in
Military Tactics will Be taught
There vii be no Preparatory School. but q So.
e. the ss1asnts cptisn. No ono received under
NIB WORTAIN9TON, Regisfer, &C.,
Once Of American Farmer.
I'm l. e04W - ---L - Baltimore.
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.ctR : s:ss s Hi ~ o esH.
izzSSfsS 90 2 Y SssssEs;:: :'''F'i Mes
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-04-09
OFFICE or POST QUARTERMAsTER,
BATON ROUGE, La, March Goth, 1867.
CtEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate with copy
- Of this advertisement attached are invited
and will be received at this office until
Wednesday, April 10th,

at II O'Clock NJ. for the erection of fence
around the u s. Barracks and grounds at ton
Rouge, Louisiana, according to Specifications to
be seen at this office and at the office OF the Chief
Quartermaster, 9Th Military District, at New Or
leans, Louisiana
Bidders must be prepared to commence he
work. Immediately after acceptance of the bid,
aud must complete the same, within two months
time.
The fence to be constructed of the best quality
otcypre ., and in the most substantial manner; ;
the work to be done under the supervision Of the
Post Qu,rtermaster, Baton Rouge, Louisiana.
Payment will be made upon the completion Of
the work, if accepted by th- Post Quartermaster
The ability Of the bidder to fulfill his agree.
ment must be guaran teed by two responsible per
sons whose signatures must be appended to the
guarantee. The responsibility of the guarantors
must ne shown the salts action of the Quarter
master Department.
Bids will be opened on the day and hour above
mentioned, and bidders have the privilt &c of be-
ing resent at the opening.
The Government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Bids should be Endorsed. proposals for Erect
ing Fence" and addressed 10 LIST Lieut.. John N
Coe, A. A. Q. NJ, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
BY order Of
Brevet Brig. Gen @. G. SAWTELLE,
thiefQ lartermaster 9Th Military District
JonN N. CoE,
lst Lieut., Goth U. s. ] A. A. @. M.
apr4-4t
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REFERENCES TO New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Onr friend Heroman, who is agent Tor the
celebrated Grover 81 Baker Sewing Ma
chine, az well as for the various apnurIe-
nances lhereun belonging, adve' Uses TO
furnish all such articles as thread, needles,
oil, oil cans, &c, as are requisite for sew
ing machines generally. The same enter
prisinZ melcnang ad yertises also. GClai K s
Parent Inde,0le Pencil,' for which he is
agent. This pencil, a specimen Of which
has been presented US. is very convent
entity encased in Popaor mache, and will
make clear black mark that W. III remain
years alter washing. No preparation is
required, except to danpen the fabric to
be marked, with soda or saleratus water.
This pencil is great improvement over
the old article of lndellble ink so com
monty used, and is destined on account Of
its simplicity, cheapness and admirable
perfectability, to supersede the ink. One
pencil will mark as many as 1900 articles.
Call and get one at Heroman's, and see
show well the thing works"
scented in the advertising arena. in the
shape Of various new and interesting bull
letins of commercial nature, which viii
not fail 10 meet with special attention.
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TUESDAY ,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::APRIL 9, 1867
TON UGE,

Icy Among the cards professional will
be found that of the new law firm of Messrs
Fuqua 81 Calliham-( formerly Fuque q
Kilbourne). Mr.. d. M. Callahan, the
new associate Of Col. Fuqua, is young
gentleman of most estimable character,
studious and well trained mind and pecu-
liarly fitted to take high and honorable
rank in the legal profession.
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Louisiana Institute for the Deaf and
Dumb and The Blind.

NANUFA CTURLNG DEPARTKENT.
rENIE institution for the Deaf and Dumb and
Il The Blind, located in the city OF Baton Re uge,
having secured he services OF MIR. ALEX ANDhK
RICE, an accomplished BROOM MAKER well
known to many OF our citizens, is now prepared
10 furnish every article in that line, such as floor
and hearth brooms and cloth brushes of the best
quality, and Of the best material.
Inc business of BOTFDMING CHAIRS with
CANE SPLITS, is also done in the institution by
competent and skiltful workmen.
AS al the tenehts OF the business nure to the
nniortuhates, 1t Is 10 be hoped that a generous
public will respond to their labors by a liberal
pttronage. .nra
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~" Drop in at our friend Nick Wax's
model brick store, near the Court house
and see what sight of rare luxuries as
we'll as solid and substantial edibles he
has on hand. Everything that the western
or other markets can produce which is
sought after in this latitude, enters into
the supplies which come pouring into his
elegant establishment almost daily.
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD,

WILL be paid for the recovery of
Wv the following described MULE, <M
supposed to have ieen stolen from the lSNHS
undersigned, living in this parish X-Nz
large heavy. bodied sorrel mule aoout 10
years old; has marks OF white from wearing the
harness, and white also, from the cart saddle; is
branded on both shoulders with the letters CT
III y the I forme from portion Of the H., hair
to crafty long and covering nat the brand !;
was in tolerably good order.
marZS Fl. THOMAS
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TO BUILDERS.

r AM PREPARED to fill orders at short notice
/ for Dressed Flooring and Ceiling, PANEL
Doors, sashes and Blinds Of all sizes and quail.
ties, at lowest market rates.
mar5 JAMES McVAY.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.
TTNHE elegant residence and beautiful grounds,
i situated at the corner Of Main and Pike
streets, consisting Of NINE LOTS OF GROUND,
AN ELEGANT GOTHIC DWELLING and all the
necessary outbuidings of the best kind. There
are on the property frstrate UNDERGROUND
ClsTERN and BRICK WELL Of cool never fail
ing water, unsurpassed by any in town. he
buildings surrounded with the choicest trees
and shrubbery, and it is in every respect one Of
the most pleasant and comfortable residences in
Baton Rouge. For price and terms, apply to
WILLIAM MARKHAM,
ian26 FRED. d. TUNNARD.
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STEAM rs UP.

HAVING my new Mill machinery in operation,
i l. / am now prepared to fill all orders for
Booted Or Inhibited Corn Meal When you want
as good as can be made, give nae a CALL
mar21 JOSHUA BEAL
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NOTICE

hEkbbt given to AL persons having claims
4 against the succession OF the ae Eliza beth
lie ming, 10 prese It the same without DELAY to
the undersigned Administrator, and those in.
debted TO said succession are requested to coma
forward Immediately and pay the same.
JOHN oCONOR,
apr4 Administered
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NEW VARIETY STORE,
THIRD STREET,

ADJOINING THE THEA TRE
TINE UNDERSIGNED respectfully informs the
i citizens of Baton Rouge and public gener-
ally, that he has takea the above stand, formerly
occupied by Mr. D. REYMoND where he will keep
general assortment of merchandise, such as Is
peculiar to complete Variety Store. He invites
call from purchasers, pledsing himself to spare
no pains exertions to satisfy them both as
regards the qualities and prices Of his goods.
feb5 Pierre RANCOUR.
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LUMBER & SHINGLES

llD lll FEET of best quality of assorted
LOO. WV CYPRESS LUMBER and so 100
81 NJ LES, Tor sale at the Baton Rouge Mills
My son. ARTHUR ARB0UR, will be found an
the premises to fill all orders and constant
supply Will be kept on hand.
mar2s-lm MRS. A. ARBOUR
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
MIR. JOSEPH D. BLOUIN having become a $50.
1HI ciated with me fer the purpose Of carrying
on my well known Furniture establishment on
Third street, the business of the same will, from
and after this date be cond ucted under the name
and style of A. Baumstark Co
mar16 A. BAUMSTARK
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
TNHE CoPAKTN ERsHIP heretofore existing
= between Il SIMON and SOLOMON KUHN,
Is his day dissolved by mutual consent. MIR. 8
hUllN retiring from said firm.
T. SIMON,
p. s. KUHN.
BATON RorGE April 9Th, 1857. -10i
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MISGUIDED M EN-

THE LAW OF CHARITY AND MERCY
TToWAhD ESSAYS, on the Errors, Abuses and
l Diseases which form the basis Of the Gravest
Nj ladies ip the first age of man, and fearfully
sap the vital powers with sure mea ms of reliei.
sent in scale envelopes, free of charge Address,
DR. j. sKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard Associa-
ton, Philadelphia janl9-3m
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BREAD, BREAD, BREAD.
LSROM date and for the balance of the season,
IL / will furnish planters their supplies of
choice fresh ground Corn Meal at reduced prices
Call and give me trial. Terms.
feb23 JOSHUA BEAL
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FL a r s !,

~ Call and examine my stock and
the prices OF which will sell it, and you'll
be sure to say that good goods can be bought
cheap at J. KUHN,S,
apr2 Corner Main and Lafayette SITS.
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HAY, CORN, oars AND BRAN.

IF YOU are in want Of the above, and with
l. bargain, call at the cheap Provision and
Produce house Of A. JACksUN, and you will
get IL. MARC
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Dissolution of CO-partnershiD.

TINE partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween J. .. CHAPMAN and ]. ". HARRINGTON
in the manufacture of Mattresses is hereby dis
solved from this date.
BATON RoUGE, La, March 18th, 1867
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NEW COAL YARD.

JEFFERSON 4 BROTHER take this occasion re-
i spectfully to inform the citizens of Baton
kouge and public generally that they have opened
an extensive GOAL DEPOT at the landing 10
front Of the State House, and that they are now
prepared to fill all orders for
Pittsburg Coal of the Best Quality.
The retail price is One Dollar per barrel, but
where large quantities are purchased, liberal
discount Is made.
Guaranteeing full and lawful measure, (their
boxes having been duly Inspected and stamped
according to law). and plsdgiBg their best en-
deavors to please and accommodate, they respect.
fully solicit generous patronage marzS-3t
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DUMP, Mess and Prime Mess Pork of rst.
LII class packing-400 barrels Just received
febl6 JOSH ga BEAL
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-11-28
HIacshane OH his Travels.

Dear Freeman-R Returning from the
Central Park to the centre of business,
you take the Fifth Avenue. This thor
oughfare, which is little more than an ex-
tension Of Broadway, is the most aristo-
cratic in New York The buildings are
mostly brown stone, and each succeeding
one an attempted Improvement on the last
For miles, beginning near Union Square
and extending to the Central Park, is a
constant succession OF these palatial resi-
dences.
Conspicuous above all other buildings,
from it's immense size, is the new Catho-
lie Cathedral, the largest church cGifice in
the United States. 1t is slowly progress
ing towards completion. Not far distant
(sad contrast y is the splendid abode of
Madame Restell, tie famous abortionist
The exterior appearance Of this dwelling
can only be exceeded, as we were inform
ed, by the extravaganza of its furniture
Nearer Broadway is the marble palace
of A. L. Stewart, the wealthiest merchant
IN the United States, perhaps in the world.
The lot was formerly owned by Townsend,
OF SarsaPari'l, memCry, who undertook
the erection of a splendid brown stone res
idence, but failed to complete it. The
property afterwards passed into the hands
of Mr.. Stewart, who, to make the triumph
OF dry goods over patent medicines as
marked as possible, rased it to the ground
and on it's foundation commenced the erec-
ton OF Princely mansion of pure white
marble, which is now nearly completed.
In magniticence it is intended to far excel
any private residence in Gotham.
The stream OF travel on the lower DOR
ton of Broadway is such as to render it
hazardous to attempt to cross the street.
10 obviate this difficulty, the experiment
has been successfully tried of throwing
very high bridge across the street, direct
ly below the Park, and thus pedestrians
are enabled to cross, if not with speed, at
least with safety.
But other duties press upon me, and |
must bring this epistle to an abrupt con-
clusion. In my next l shall endeavor to
''do" New York more in detail
MACSHANE.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1867-11-28

A SAD STORT.-The Elkader Gowa)
Journal tells a mournful story about a
young fellow in Clayton county, named
Money, who was lately tempted by powers
ty to steal yoke of oxen, which he sold
at McGregor. His object was to secure
money enough to enable him to remove
with his family 70 Missouri After sell
ing the oxen he started with his wife for
Stoushton, Wisconsin, but his crime came
out; he was pursued, arrested, and brought
back, but his wife went on to her destina
ton in ignorance of why he had to return.
! ime r.n on and he had to tell her the
facts. When she read his letter, and the
truth broke upon her, it broke her heart,