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The New York herald., 1868-12-16
TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS
Trains for ALBANY and Troy, connecting with Northern
and Western tnsns leave New York via Hudson River Rail-
road Theth street and Tenth and 30 A. NJ and
$3.50, and II r. NJ, and via Harlem Railroad Twenty
sixth street and Fourth Al 10 A. NJ and 3j r. NJ
The r. N. train yia Hudson River VIII sun
days.
sleeping attached TO . ani II =. N. trains.
Drawing cara attached to and II 80 A. N. and 10
WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT, Vice President.
The New York herald., 1868-12-16

A JAMES JENKINS, AUCTr0NEER, WILL SELL AT
IA. auction, Thursday, Dec. ", II O'Clock, at l4O
broadway, Forty nrst street assortment OF new
and second hand Wagons OF all descriptons single and
double Harness 3 90 Blankets 500 Straps q Bells Albany
Robes OF all kinda, Lap Robes, naers sursnges, Ac &C.
Sale noaiye.
The New York herald., 1868-12-16

A LARGE LINE OF USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
Which ladies' should examine.
90 dozen Ladies' heavy Merno Undeyvests. 81.
20 dozen Wool Hoods and Sontags a., 5s, ds. and 5s
2UD dozen large Wool Shaws 1s, 7s. anil ~.
loo Ladies' Ribbed Wool Jackets, 50; worth 3D.
400 Mems Cardigan Jackets, ~ 70.
30 very Fur tictorlnes "a, half price.
200 Ladies' Chemises - emhroiered fronts 81 rs and 81
2uJ Tucked and Pufcd Yoke Night "a ami rs
100 rich Embroidered Infants Robes, sj; worth si0.
800 Tucked and FI0unced Skrs, x3 to &5.
1900 Hemstched Handkerchief, with Initials "a. IS "a.
and 3s
$50 adlcs and Gents' Dressing Cases 40 & ~ SO and So
1,Ctw Abums, 3s. I'D. and &c., ~ large size, ~.
5,0u0 pairs hutton Cur ti5sea 81 worth
With 1,f0J other lots 81
Fancy Work Boxes Glove BoIos,
Whiting Dssks, Inkstands,
Walnut Brackets Jewel Stnnds &C..
selected expressly for the holidays,
at extremely low prices
RONAIDsCN 4 MFARES,
gf- Sixth avenue. corner Nipsteaui ,tr.st.
The New York herald., 1868-12-16

SPORTlNG-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A saleMedicines for all diseases. Prepared Food for
mockng brds st b. DovEYS, kos and Greene street,
OF Canal.
N.B.-Ladies attended to BY Mrs.. Dovey.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
n FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck alp. Butler's infa!-
lbe Mango Cure and Flea Exerminator, 75c. Buffers
work, ca Extra stock Dogs, Ferets.
QIRDs.-JUsr ARRIVED FROM EUROPE, A LARGE
ID collection OF Belgian German Canaries Skylarks
Backbirds Thrushes and other Singing Birds The largest
collection OF Mockng Birds In the Mockng Bird
Food Cages, Ac, wholesale and retail at Mrs. FRANK
R0EDER's, 12S West Broadway New York.
The New York herald., 1868-12-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A TIP TOP OYSTER HOUSE, IN AMoSr DESIRABLE
IN locality Sixth established ten years; nvs
years Lease with low rent; paying handsomely
The New York herald., 1868-12-16
HORSES, CARRIAGRs. &C.

Ar HENRYs CITY AUCTION MART, BROADWAY
II and Thirty ninth street, Public sale Wednesday
ing at O'Clock, of Horses, Carriages seghs, Harness.
Robes, Blankets Foot Muds, &c. The Horses win include
and kind every way very stylish and prompt superior in al
Double Harness. dark brown coupe orse, ID hands all
sound and kind and Coupe by Bewser cost 81 $780,
feet order also Harness bay Horse old sound
and kind can tro IN 10 line Of other Horses described
and sleghs carry four Fur Robes and Foot Mus will
do well TO attend this sale. Regular auction sales every
Wednesday and Saturday Private sales every day.
Major &. W. BARKER, Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1868-12-16

PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD dNCLuDiNG wINE)
TO BRTSr OR IfAvRE,
First Cabin, $l4U; Second CaoiD XSj.
TO PARIS
Including railway tickets, furnished on board,
First Cabin, $1$3; Second Cabin, Ses.
These steamers do not carry stecrage passengers.
Medical stteniance free of charge
American travellers going IN returning from the CONT
nent of Europe by the OF hs line avoid both
English railways and the dscomfors Of crossing
The Channel besides saving time, trouble and
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, ~ Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
FOREIGN DRAMATIC ITEMS.

At the Theater Royal, Dublin, pantomlme has
been extraordinarily successful
"Brohnd," an Oriental ballet, has been
broughtout at the Scala, with great pOmp
The subscription for the statue of Ponsard
already exceeds 1900 francs.
A female Leotard has appeared at the HolbOrn
AmphtheateT, under the name OF Azea She u aSlie'
clever wellfOrmed and unemnine, thereiOfe unseeiny
The japanese jugglers, after having been III
PARIS during the Exhibition, and since then III almost
every part OF Europe, have now arrived IN HOuahd'
At the Alexander Theater, st. Petersburg, n
new comedy from the pen Of native writer, NJ. Mann
entitled The Tdier" tG0uTdd has been brought out
with gratifying results.
A new farce by Mr.. ]. T. Williams brought
out az the Prince Of Waos's Theater now follows it@y
It is light and amusing is called " The Stted Ffoec'0j
and betrays French origin
The reprcsentations of KedR" nj the Odeon,
In Paris are augmenting in popularity Ihe reeeiP,s
amounting at first 10 100 francs have now recheu d"
average Of 1900 francs.
A portrait of the prl,dish Menkcn, taken IN
roniuncton with the shy and modest Mr. AlgernOn
Charles swinburne has been ISSUED by the LONDON
StereOScOpie Company. =,
At the Haymarkct new comedy, calleI ri ~
Hero Of Romance providing chief paf 10, r nrd1taon
of piece by NJ Octave Fenile'' done D9 ~
harstOn.
The last theatrical marriage at Vienna has
cYeatcd little scandal Archduke Henry the new,mado
husband OF FIduleD Hoffman,, mas p'n i"rp,4uva @
the Emperor 10 take up ms dOnlce' l"' Ie f''9'N
within the boundaries OF the einlhie
Nnsic and the drama are represented in Cal
sutta by an Italian Opera Company who perform DOM
setti Verdi, and RNssni, aud by dramatic troupe D4
whom Shakespeare, the OeiOroon,"" Grce" Hases ana
Uaeks and Faces'' are alternately given. \ Christmas
pantomiIne is also running.
The London Orchestra says: We hear that
Mr. Buruand is about to enter on possession oI Alt3
on the subject OF Lady Godiya. We know of only one
thappy not an English onel Who could DC per
suadcd to dress the principal part NSnop1 HI' ID
will reconsider his Intention 20 descend TO TINS level
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

r ,, .s,... b, NORWOOD shows Nat il ons
popular works Of seton everPuhed IN this county l
rs large sale bs.d upon proved By the unanimous
VERDICT OF THE CRITICS,
IeRysIsrIBLY HrMoRorS. BTBBLiSG OVER WITH Fun,
RACr, AND siGNALLl slCCESsFUL NJ.
Nr Beeohers humor irresistible and never falls him hsn
gsd @ra~ @ ohs e5e channel eli Of .s We vi oa
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Wit and wisdom alternate streams through these p'ge'N
Evening Post orn
Excellent picture, o, nature portraits Of old fellows and comments on
Ne aud character explain the popularity OF NoI"oo-bobn 'Ah
"i" CHARMIYG. GENIAL, KINDLY
charming book NTH the genial lugoT end ,ndJ wisdom o. TIE
author Per'dns every PFy6 GfSaIS EsR"'D-n
Full Of warmth and love the tenderness equ'e the pGui'
1ue joy lovely the enjoyment Of flowers ard Of oaoof e
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EItencv entertaining those who delight quaint naTaesef'
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popular Moa HOURS IT HOME (53 per aHHuH), % each
slbsr5r paying Jor ysars IA adrou s6 FOR 's ~ al
looer, snt postpaid by t.s pu5asl d.4re'
upon rcoeipt Of ht price, 81 &C.
CHARLES SCRIBNER & Co,
No CA BRoADwAf. SEwYoRK
ENOR LIST OF TRANSFERS of REAL ESTATE
n Buyer and seller Of Mortgage recorded ali Jus slcl
entered or past week, REAL ESTATE RECORD
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

The public cautioned saa trading o tie '-d ih a'.
reward offered Tor the o h aud thu arrest he tL
Apply 10 mORGh'S Sons No ~ WuhAm H. hekioft of Ch
KNOXVILLE. Cashier, Cans BAhi Nes Ofleaul
Eeg-OrleaEs, March ~ lba
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Friday, April D. iss
Business to-day was, as is usual on FRIDAYS
depressed The majority of large sales, rule tain.
place In the middle OF the week No Brooklyn proprt,
was disposed Of and the only auctoneer at the Rrchan
Saesrooms was Mr. A. j. Beecker. The property sod nv
this gentleman lay 10 the neghbOrhoOd Of the Cent,,
Park, and in Stanton st. The bidding was not par,
larly brisk hut average prices were realized We are IA
quested by Mr.. Adrian III. Muller OF the firm OF Mun
wilkins Co., to say that the remarks in our column. q,
Friday touching their sale Of real estate on THURSDAY
were incorrect the rhoIe Of the sales being genuine M
following were the sales made to-day:
by A. j. BLEEcRER, son & co.
Three houses and lots known Nos 2l4, 7is aua m,
stanton-s and the house and lot Of No. III Pitt st. in Al,
5x75 feet for ,Sco to Clifford A. Hand Three lots o,
south side OF thirty secondst Ias t.t
east Of Broadway each 25xl0o feet, 10 r. j. Houghor
for $50 each. The three ots adjoining siLe l
each, to r. j. Hought0n Three lots 0nehundredsne
elcveDtst south SIDE 100 feet west OF Boulevard or
100 feet John H. White 800 each Two lots on east do
OF Eeventhave Is feet south Of Nine yseventh st. ar
each s270O each, 10 Oscar Fsbe One lot south
side yeghthst 400 feet east Of Eghthave 9sJOo
feet j. Babcock for t 2Oe and the four lots adjon
each 2Oxl00 feet, 70 James Thomas, for 5000 each
TOtal-l7 pieces OF property for $S0,7So.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04

V,HE NATIONAL CONSERVATORY OF
i huSlc-No 81 Msdi'oa.. and No. i. ssh,S.. ls,eels
Bung between Broadway and fourh Terms 10 per quarter
Application, for ghst will be received At No. % hAdsonavs until
the 18th inst -
FINIIE OLD OAKEN BUCKET,
Free in the parlou Of the FlPTHkvB ART
GALLERY Foaeuthst Jerome ThOmpsoss Charming
Petae o the Old Baeke representing the early home samuel
Woodsor,h ioun Of BIhbuOs from to NJ. aud on Mss
DAY evenings nom 10 10
New-York tribune., 1868-04-04
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STEINwAY HALL.
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Mr.
CHARLES DICKENS
lfor ths Ast time bni fouf)
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

The University Of Vermont, "a,
has qcen stated in the Transcript, at
commencement last week, conferred the
breNct degree OF A. VI. on our fellow
townSmun, l.. l.. butcher. He say, that
this intended honor only reduces him in
rank as he has been an Ii. u all Iii,
life.-.T lljaHs Transcript
A Vermont volunteer writes the
Tribune: IL have great respect for car
pet-baggers, having been one myself a
part Of the time during the late onpleus-
antnees. My carpet-bag was marked IL
s."
-Rcy. DR.. Mckecn Of Bradford, i.
publishing i'll the Opinion, the paper OF
that village, Il series of interesting and
valuable articles respecting the early set.
tiers of that town--a good work by a
competent hand busy as in former days
AT the last meeting of the Grant and
Colfax Club Of Brattlcboro, over 10(
names were added to the Club, and
speeches were made by Rev Addison
Brown, Capt. L. w. Clark, II. +. Smith
Maj. John c. Taylor nnd Others,
The Episcopal Society of Brattleborc
held fair on Wednesday afternoon, and
realized between $500 and 5000.
ID. l.. Mlliken has withdrawn hi,
connection with the Household, the new
monthly established at Brattleboro il
January last, and the publication will b,
continued by Mr.. Millikens former part
ner, George J.. Crowell, in whose hand
The Household Will continue to be a
popular with the reading public as it ha
been from the commencement.
William Jones and Henry Hickey
the former Jail breaker at st. Alban.
and both general plunderers of farm
houses in northern Vermont. were arreste
at Highgate on Monday
On Tuesday afternoon one Edwar
Fitzgerald, farmer on Dorset street i
South Burlington, fell from load @
hay while driving, and was severely in
jured.
Samuel Rice of Wc.tford has receive,
patent for an improved wagon jack.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20
Ten Scpr> Of Prudence.

Ny ultlc Oliver took me into his place.
An importer Of dry goods Uncle Oliver
Was when was twcnty-one, Noonc called
M Prudent Patterson" then. 1t would
have been in sarcasm if they had, for
prudence was not a part Of my nature. !
was impulsiyr, was romantic, was all
sort, Of silly things aud | was very
happy. ] have my miniature by me still,
taken at that time Highly imprudent
by the way, for young fellow with my
salary to pay forty dollars for miniature
Of himself suppose was fiattered for
it was very handsome, but had apple
red cheeks, and sky-blue eyes, and golden
brown'hair then, | know. Well, well,
well, no matter The red faded little in
my checks as soon as | want into Uncle
Oliver, establishment.
Your great fault said Uncle Oliver
to me, in his first private lecture, "your
great fault, Paul, is imprudence. You
act on impulse. Never act on impulse
always take time to think. Would have
prospered as have, otherwise No"
ncle Oliver was the great man of our
family, | listened with reverence So
was not so impulsive, not so imprudent,
when, five years after, | met Jessie Ash
burton. 1t was holiday time for US, and
| had u week at Saratoga. She WIS sew
cnteen and was there with her grandfathe-
er for his health He came for the springs
net for fashion, and boarded with widow
in a pretty cottage, not hotel. She and
Jesse, mean-were the only young
people She was the prettiest creature /
ever saw your first love always is, I sup
pose. Her hair black, her eyes were black
, she had rich brunette skin, and lips Of
pure vermillion. Oh, her dainty waist
AID her tiny hands and feet Oh her
smile I'm a boy again when l think OF
them. fell in love with her and she
knew it. felt sure she liked me- As we
parted, if had been the impulsive crea-
ture that was five years before l should
have dropped on my knees on the porch in
the moonlight and asked her to decide my
fate. The words were on my lips. l had
her hand in mine, / felt it tremble.
81 shall be gone before you are up to-
morrow" | said. l must say goodbye
now"
She said: Goodbye Mr.. Patterson.
wanted to kiss her. She did not look
as though she would be very angry: bu,
my uncle's lectures on prudence had had
their effect,
relinquished her hand, and put my
own in my pocket for safe keeping. Such
taper waists as hers are temptation.
Il may call when you return to see |
your grandpa is better ?" asked.