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rhad. sre,e.. Family yierinized.

The Lancaster IRttitsqeRoeT says that
on Wednesday morning as that attract
i've colored female, familiarly known
as Mrs. Thaddeus Stevens-the widow
of the late Jacob Smith, colored barber OF
Harrisburg, and At present housekeeper
and mistress of0ld Thad-had her POek-
ct picked at the depot IN Lancaster city.
She states her loss 10 be as follows:
800 in greenbacks, three Mexican sill
yer dollars, one diamond breast pin, .
safe key. q bunch Of household keys,
and free passes oue The rGilrOa ds from
Lanoaster 10 FdskiHotoa. What Is this
country coming TO when even she who
prssides over the household Of Thad.
deus Stevens is robbed in a railroad de-
pot in the city Of Lancaster. Let Old,
Thad. see 10 il that the military police
which is 70 be adopted st Washington
be made general.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-07
TIE Greeaback Qusstioa IN New
Work.

The principle Of paying the five-tweu.
" BOMBS in greenbacks is gradually
gaining ground in the East. The White
hall Tines, published in Washington
county, New York, thus says
Daring the war il was claimed By
the fathers of the financial policy, that
greenbAcks were as good As gold, and so
Congress, in . 1it of loyalty, passed =
law declaring that paper Was the value
of gold, and that water must run up
hill. Citizens were incarcerated in a
Federal bastile because they questioned
the divinity of greenbaeks- Now it is
proposed 10 pay the Government debt
in the legal currency of the country,
upon which is engraved the following
words:
This note is legal tender for all
debts, public or private, except duties
on imports and interest on the public
debt, and is receivable in payment OF
ALL LOANS MADE To The UNITED
STAIRS
"Lo, and behold, The country Is
startled with this proposition OF repudi-
alton. Radicals cannot receive the le-
gal currency ef the country IN payment
OF bonds. Ah. the villains have invent
cd q new rule of infamy. They nov
want s0id-the pound Of flesh and 8
quart Of Christian blood Taxation OF
the laborer's cottage is right and just,
and 80 Is the taxation Of bonds. One
principle must govern this question.
Eunaiity Of taxation and one currency
for all the debts The people demand
1.-THE people viii have it.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-07
Ihr sI-In. Of XiTRiuia.

governor PiEEFJINT. of Virginia, has
zen removed by G,Deral SCHoFIELD
30 his successor, one General H. H
WILLS, has been appointed By the same
-s;1ority. The assumption, by the
1..tary, of the authority to appoint
e-s;lve officers, Indicates the estimate
0 " lieh Virginia, as = State, is held
-..-r the reconstruction laws The re-
p: decision OF one of the Courts OF
,-- District of Columbia. that q requi-
STOP sf Governor PIERRoEST could not
~ -rgaTded because Virginia was no
S:a;-, was the props, fOreruuper Of
FIELDS action. TIE military bill,
;4s,ed by Congress, declaring all the
Southern State Governments illegal,
"4s Of course the toaa datiOn OF that
action and Of the Judicial decision
which preceded Il. Such pro,
c'sdings with regard to any other
southern State, while they would elicit
ogT condemnation, would hardly poe,
sess tAe interest for the people Of West
Virginia. tLati involved in this assault
1rou Virginia If Virginia is no State,
VA: becomes Of West Virginia? The
.!LEruNT Government was the source
I.,l which our State derived its exist
enc. and 10 declare the former illegal
.'io deny the legality Of the laiter.
OPPOSITION to the new State has here.
i"fore been charged exclusively upon
tie Democrats. Nevertheless, the mil.
iia'y bill, which asserts the invalid
.iy Of ViIginia's Government and. Is a
Consequence, the illegaliiy Of our OWL
>;;'-, was supported in Congress by
lie Radicals and opposed by the Dem
ocrats. The facts, tbeR, fail somewhat
% sustain the allegation. We believe
Lat the military bill admits q de-
n1A!, Sy the Radicals, Of the legitimacy
o. West Virginia, and, we doubt not
they would, should they deem il sdvan
aseons, blot the State out of existence
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-07
Iri.huea and German. Read Thi.

During the recent discussions in the
Pennsylvania Legislature TO strike the
word rhite from the Constitution, aud
on the Registry bill, John Hickman,
the Rad. member from Chester, said:
Il may possibly see the day that I
may walk eide by side with colonel
woman. ! have seen q great many col
ored women that / would rather walk
with thau great many white men.
know a great many negroes WHO
think are better entitled 10 vote this
moment than great many wLite men
v ho do vote, aud have long exercised
the franchise
Again. be said:
An intelligent negro Is better than
an Irish Catholic and is entitled 10 q
vote"
A. c. Rei8ehl, mo0grel. from Lancas-
ter remarked:
If Democrats give the right OF suf.
frage TO foreigR paupers 10 whom a
spelling book is a sealed mystery, and
who stu smell of bilge water, and fron
" bose garments the Celtic aroma or the
Teutorie fragrance Of the fatherland has
not yet been removed by the pure air o.
! freedom, why should not the coffee col
ored descendants of the first families o.
the South hays voice'in reconstruct
! ing the States of their forefathers.n
Fisher same stripe, from Lancaster
thought
The Democratic party was composed
of hog-trstting ignorant Irishmen auC
swag- oellied lager beer Dutch"
Langdon of the Bradford District re
marked that
Negroes were better entitled 70 tbt
elective franchise than Irisbmen.'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-07

General Butler's voie. and manner sre
not very warmly eomplimented, by
friend or foe. The New York InbEHe
correspondent, referring TO his speech,
SAYS: When he began that portion
bearing on the New Orleans riots, be
ground il out between his teeth ike
the screeching of hundred saws, COM
mingled with the rumbling of an artil-
lery carriage aerOss q rugged pave
Dent.7 The Herald correspondent says;
MIR. Butler's voice Is the strangest ever
mortal speaker saluted the public ear
with. Ii resembles, in its intonstions,
the combined and varied noises of .
cracked barrel organ and chorus of
buIl-terriers in . street 6ght-now sharp
and snsppish, and again wheezy and
rasping."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-07
RaDICALISM RUINED.
The constitution ymdicated
ipraI,-tAgainSI Negro States
GIsrisus Triumph Of White PriBei.
pIr- and WhiIe nen

>-.:. ..e cllIe> aud towns give Eng
G,l. i .uocrl;. ls,V25; Jewell Republi'
CO.. lI-gl Democratic gain about
... TIE Democrats claim the clee,
20. .. - - by 2ID1 majority. New
Have -.s-s Jewell ,;52I, English IN
ls-.r.. ,rs EnsHsu U2i majority.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-07

The mystery Of the incendiary fires
in Buffalo has been explained through
a confession made by ons Nicholas
Smith, German, apparently . yeArs
of AGE. and said TO be q drunkaTd and
Of bad repute generally. He Is now IN
-jaIl. and oonfesses to having fired oyel
twenty different places during the win
ter and spring, and declares he has nc
accompices.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-07

About 2O00 girls in Boston applied
lor al opportunity "a exhibit their legs
u the White Fawn.r
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National Insurance Compan!

National Insurance Company
WHEELING. WEST VA
CAPE TAI -------------.-.------e 500 600.
tioe. . Monroe sJrcei, next door 20 Frs, Va.
t.gEal 84rk.
eEF7rE-s.
G.UEi5E \ WHEAT PreslGsa.
JAMES MgCLINEi Buss Frsssis.L
JOIN ELS-UT .s-rst--u.
G. Z. COLLIER Assistant S-cre1srv and Cf.L
crsl bushes A --.i.
DIEE-.uEs:
Tuuu L Wilson. George X TbeA;
Jas Z tT.. san EaJ-T.
John A Armstrong Jame- Mclluusy.
!. T.. Q-4rr."T. Morgan L CfI
GIeGrsu Adams.
EFFFEENn ~
: Brady Cashier Merchant, National Bszk
WLe,l-K Ll-I Morrison 4 Co. WLCsvsals
Green Wheeling. Pryor Iaullal L Co
Wholesale GTD,eg-. Wb--lIn-: Mtkasl Reilly
Wholesale Gry,c.E, Wheeling Mcclellan 4
Knox Boot a4G SL1e House Wheeling. NuCabe
Kraft 4 Co Druggists Wheeling Geo. ".
Frauzhesm d Co. Whalgsalr Wines and LBQEoTs
Wheeling. W.Eallr Wo.r.5s L Co. QueelsE8re.
Wheeling Lssls 5aseT. Pub. EE BIsTEE Wheel.
ing I. C.GcAl-r N1t.-a-. Whtell-. CAMP
st.. Frrw = Co. F1t'-. Ls.fgZs7s.sry. Nle,iIDE
Dfl son & Co. HGr' Tagg Wheeling. !. Z
SzuLs Cashier TiTst Nsti1-a' EaIE faiTm"ui
Z T. Camden PT-sf Nar. EZ LsEE Weston
". IA. Capt J0hE 3icyIgrz, JE.. W.c-ilEG
lu.VN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-07

Ehr iorp>e COEiV3icsCcnt and
comfortable.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-07

rFs-ne-iy oocapied b Geo. 2 TaylOE CO..
uTHERE TEET WILL BE HAPPY 10
w nesi al their sid frieRas and any new ODes
in saarch Of DTy Goods AID Nots0ns Who PleAse
70 Cal 81 then
Esvirr made bsavy purchases Of goods before
IN. la,s sSvazcs ve Eill Be abls % eel =; hEzres
mach LelOE the Pres.ut PTioes E1rSly
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Franklin Insurance COmp'V
OF WHEELING.
Capital, SI50,0O0.
TGrcC-orE

lbtItNfpTt
SGY'L MCCLELLAN GEORGE NENuEL
L q LOGAN. THJs. P. SEALLrEC~s.
q. ". FEANZHEIN, J. y. VANCE
!. H H08lss MICHAEL REILLY.
LoUIs {. STIELL
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING
i been organized Bve wears and IN hat tz1-e
done a successful business. j. SUI prepared 70
take rlsks al fair rates on Buildings Of al kinds
Merchandise Manufacturing EstSblisi.lt Ne
YuIuIture. Steam boats and c4rcoes on the West
eru Rivers and Lakes. This company cEsers
superior inducements 70 Planners, Whereby they
can be insured on DTell.rgs Furniture Rams
and contents for three o: Eve ye4rs az grdUcesi
rates. This beinZ STATE company. With tke
Largest Cash Capital
paid IL and surplus OF any company II the state
aad composed Of some ninety four stockholders.
most Of " BON are among olr best busIpess mt1
recommends itself 20 the favorable otEslc-Ta-
ton Of the insgrlnE public, and soheii, their
. patronage Applications iOT insurance VIII h,
promptly attended 70 az ihe.r Uhce. No. -
Monroe street 90 az iLs.g several @-gatie-
Throughout Ibe State.
v. c. AETECR. Secretary.
SANL MCCLELLAN President
GEO. MENDEL Vice President
c. y. COEN. Asst SeCTetaTv.
ftb2JaAT
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-07

A b.ggar won the sl0O, 200 pziEe in the
last Havana lottery.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-07

'Dsl1 DIN cgacy' L'isintsrrsd,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-07

SoyrmBer Photographed by
April
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Impeachment iinpeaciIed.
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A ssRTs OF THE COMPANY.

asRTS OP THE COMPANY,
~ Fehra4sy Isl ls6--
>jHek Bouds well secured -.... ..-.-.s-5 ~ o.
Fiftv thousand d.IlArs il L. : go
B0nds market value ....-..--...-. - 30 q.
Seventy-eiEht shares Merchants Ma
tisI1l Bank market vAlue---.-.-- -,Is5 o.
Bills receivable. discount and pre-
miuru notes IS ~ -
O6oe furuirure iron safe ge.. 60 1g
Ca.b in Rank. - -
Cash on hand 34jS q
SI621sI Is
Lassss paid since the organization Of the con-
paHy tive years
Hre losses. .sf s9l -
Marine Losses es..-.....-................ - - q
Ts;al 81 -
y. c ARTHUR
f.JSDAGwtf S~cTetAry.
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uurra!i for CLAIMS. Clocks
and Goldfish.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-04-07
OFT. son a. co.
JACOB GROSSCLOS,

Sgoooa.oG 70 FsObc A Gruz-cios
MANUFACTURES BUGGIEs,
vi CARRIAGES. KUCkAWANS. Ar. Ae-
No. - AsTkei Struct, kcsTs oSustsatly 90 band
and mAnuissturcs 20 urisr al kinds % uoTk In
his line q huslnrss. Particular A;tsHtbob givu5
70 rcpAirlng-
IF-SecsBd hAad Carriage. a.. BaGGios fSf
can sep1u
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i;eacIi,n Cant React.
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NoadeY NufmcS> Ne Plus
Ultra"
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r~-s..e Demo ratio Gains.
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JOHN TEECE,

NALsTRR AND nor DEALER,
W Water SirccL Centre wbeelihg West
SIEIEihLA- HaEhSsi o4sh I.;lCs paid foE kATisy.
AuEBiy
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ssoo Majority for English.
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connec,icnt First and Ffrmest
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Robinsoa, the circus rider, has beer
sued in Cincinnati by mother, TO re
cover possession Of her children, a be!
and girl, who were being trained fcj
the circus.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BALTIMORE Aug G-Cooa dnI Mdiug 3or Flear active aud
brands nominal bat little here City Ns supera1e
80 IS; do Extra +llasi2 So DO Family Sl30sI3 Is
perdBe - 0d 90 do Extra % 50d ~ % Wheat
arm Prime Red ~ $3.50 80 Corn DALI Prime White, 81 ~
Oats dull unchanged Provisions era and unchanged
PHuADELPHA Aug 4-CottOn Mcdug Upauis Jic MD
ding Orleans 3l Petroleum firm Crude IN bulk l7id8e AID AOo
bb Refined in bon 3tc Clover Seed declined To So Flour
DAN whea Advancing tendeney sales Of Red at go 80
demand 81 TO- Corn quiet sales OF Jo O0h
Mixed Western 81 ~; yellow, S Oats advanced sales OF
PeuLsylvania Coffee du Rio AZ lJ0lc m gold
sugar and Moasses unchanged Provisions Mess Pork ss so
S3l ..,,,
4POur active and unchanged sales OF 700 bb
at ~ Spring il for Amber Winter s2 Tor White a9d
Double Wheat market closes better; sales OF lIo BUSH
so Mpuke Cuh at 81 o. and 5000 DO 81 o. Corr 10 good
demand aud closes better sales OF early J bush
80 illinois 81 O5 later 10 900 bush at 81 o. Corn Meal %
per cwt Feed higher Shorts S239$4; Shipstuus b2o
2S Midngs per Canal Freighs-Wheat SIC Corn 81
Lumber - IS TO the HUDSON Lake Imports oo 30
feet Canal EIports25O bush Corr 2Oo feet oil
Lumber
BryyArO l-Plonr-Spng advanced 26S0 With TAR de-
mspd Wheat qus 10 900 bush Nos and 2Spng a.
s. N9s2 Corn excited and higher; sales 10000 bush 81
early 81 05Q 06 81 OF aud 81 O5 a. the close Ot
aonna and R. and Barley uominl PSrL aud a
unchanged Recps-i2700) bush Cou; 300 Dds fosr sup
meu-SOOO bush. Cora. Preights unchanged ..., M,
FAASCscO, Aug 3Flour Is quet AZ % I9VeoS "ueh
aly = IS Iegalte ni
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

perry will find to their interest to advertise in THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and I'm addition to this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found not only New-York and all its
cities ana villages, but In every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made
brief as Will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
to the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions of THE TR
UNE, semi-Weeky, and Weekly, comprise individuals in
every profession or business consequently advertise
ments In each disseminate among all classes THE
TRIBUNE devotes especial attention to the reports OF
estate both in the city and every part of the State
thus adding greatly TO the value OF its columns adj
vertising medium. The charges for advertising
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line for single
insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 50 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. IS cents per line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
BROOKLYN.

~. Ryookrpn Daily Times prints the follow
npIc sale of the Howard Estate mas gwen qulte
g l ill., IN real estate TRANSACTIONS IN East New iOIk
enmnify several small parcels OF these ots nave et
snd ye1l,,y G the leeds have not yet been delVered
rsou M four lots lO0X25 feet eacn, on hoIy 81, az
one pio and one Of three lots on AiaDdlndaN9, hedI
20 ~ Goa each; the latter price beng an advance
Ausho o. ~ fhe auctiOn sale, and the former lVO per
FTbese lots have been taken ~ pai I
tei Immediately and We are uIut l ~ toro ~ tbe
bBNl a,,s therefor being hdue ~ VI ny
pIepaiau6 A marcel OF 81 lots at UnlonlOnVlle
bkvstt moi of ground between MOVIhaNoi H1,1oy
sss Hills sold on FIluay aS ~ ,yt"r for about
esq anu ms h very handsome building grOuu, sui
to6el bv good Improvements bU t 10 6' itR ran5
Iouho are i'm demand at 500 10 $500 eacl WIN lap
hs BtUtyui - pittin OF WOOdhaven sold nlhe uuIm-
&s 1T corner OF Atlantic and COnnecuoutaNeS ~
Cco The purchaser has agreed 10 cIcet mn 5r S,av
500 M $1,000 which are RliSauy wei 1U 40 90 70
Ndlueu - 40 Smith have sold " acres Tor Sl-'0gU W
n.,,5, Cnuaut esq, resident OF the Dnikn. paJ
va front, on the Brooklyn ana J"Ildlo" SnadileTs
lana 10 81 and IS bounded by John l. SheulAot
about ovV 80 tIe cast This land IS 10 be cut w INV into
Iidtug lois and resOld Mr. DaNu D. ItV t.i 90d Two
los on Cyprcssave, Beepah' NijIISr sod on Siegel-
on t diferent purchasers at S4o0 each Two
a ~ Garner Of Siege and AtlanteaNe., LV $50 vol O.
sales are only samples Of the in Fast New FORK
oS ,ciritv I'm making the necessary luquS IN I lto
,,oTer found il difficult 10 get INC laCSS ~ Fast New
sales as there are now numerous 6e could rel infor
Sork from only portion oI whom nc SC JuT6 Ga land
,i6, T5ron cbOut the Town OF NeW-LoS, i"t "a
Is sought for in large parcels Joy, tal io,s II Is
bol9 Tor in vcstmeut cut mp into DulIulik -, ~
er IN sell than TO buy large parcels OF ah1, eNen -
outside prices East NewYOrk has become 80 Ia rooi
important place that It's influence on lne priv Snts6e
estse is felt throughout the town and Vlclhly OuSe
~ Fast New York there is great activity IN safes anu m
orovements IN the villegcs Of BtllePhn anu y
r. ,si aver the county line, but which two lasI named
are grOwiug rapidly rs any portion oI tHo $500
EeW.Lots In fact It VIII soon PeUo,e o Inc 20 Wood
village OF city from the Brooklyn Ily Ane u WV"
boven-a distance OF three miles.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
cFyTRAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS.

The assessed value of real estate III New
Orleans is $ilGVj2l75.
OF the section of land-6iO acres-presented
a iowa College az Grenne Iowa, several years age, 4SO
serss have recently been sold for 5000. . ..
The number of permits issued for the erec-
fon new buildings in Philadelphia during July was
sl During corresponding month last year 27S per
uits only were issued
The Smith gold mine, in Spotsylvania County,
Va containing 100 acres was sold at trust sale last
veek for 400. year two ago Northern capitalists
bought it for $4,000. ...
On Wednesday last the factory property al
OswegO Fails including 200 OF land, was sold AT
.ssg6ee's sale. The machinery in the factory was no
neaded the sale, that being mOrgaged 70 others The
purchaser OF this property Mr. Edwin Hoyt or New
York OF the firm of HOyt Sprague Co, and the sum fo
which IL was bought was $4,000 Mr.. HOyt held mort
gage on the premises for nearly $2OOO, the estimated
value OF the property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
sUSDRIEs.
RZCEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Vt55sU, HlN0ld5- -
Ca bush Corn 1870 bush Oats l9) bash Rye ys
bush Seed 3l3 bbs Flour OJ bbs Corr Meal 40 bags
Meal 658 bates Cotton bills Petroleum 55t bba SPus
Tupentne Crude TGrpenne &C bills Tar 80 bills Pb
f72 bills Rosn 100 pkgs Cut Meats LOIS pkg. Butter 97 Ps
Cheese Copper bbi Whisky $40 bb Eggs 5R bslei
Wool Leather 72D Hides 2i bids Tobacco, 21 bOres
and eases Tobacco, 81 Rice, 100 boxes Starch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
Corporation aotitt5.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public Notice is
~ occupAHto or occupants OF az
houses ami improved unmpoyed lands Affected thereby i we
owng Assssmenls have been eospei and are ogei N we
~ tbs oad on Assessors examination By all persons interested w
First Po paving Canal street fsm Broadway west 'Hse' ""A
Second For regulating and grading Sixty hh street hom shih ave
and setting curb ahi Bule Aal nAosHb
OF the sane from Eighth to Tenth aEenueA 49,, -.
The limits by such assessment include the sset
It, M yronud var ant aud parcels Of aud Situated on
Prst Bo sides Canal street from broadway to west street ana
also both sides the interesting streets ~ The extent Of nan s VOeA
second Both sides Of sIy6nh street tom Eighth aTenue to
unon ri both sides Of the nefsecuag streets 10 we "
tent Of ha the block either Nay from SIAhh street 49,
Affected TIE uahed
pens and WHO opposed the either u them ar
pfesent objections 10 writing to Jacob Osey @
Red Of Assessors, Al Ofee, No - Chambers street Base
nrn New Court House. within thirty days rom 'he DATE Of 'a pO"'e
JACOB r. OAKLEY, ,
i6hT .. 99TTlEwELL, Board Of Assessors
once Board Of Assessors New CoHftloa'e July d. ioOp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

A few years bring about great changes In
the opinions OF states well OF individuals In 1881
Yhe London Punch gave list Of things impossible TO De
realized" Among them were the following: The unity
Of Germany from Prussia the freedom OF the press from
the emancipation OF aaye from the United States. In
less than 90 years every enc Of these "impossibes "
has become reality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05
% y.t.

A L NO 512 pearl-st. doors from Broadway
IA The STORE 25IOO basement and nader cellar rent
sl4O per month Also LOFTS, at low rents and OFFICES
ALEXANDER KNOX
AT No. 925 Broadway DAY,
Agent mails free bis LET Of Business Property Cty and Country
Houses FURNISHED or unfinished al all prices 10 every direction
FURNISHED HOUSE to LET, in First Place,
Brookyn-BroWn stone four house 25x5O with EXTRA lot
h al modern and will be rented los good
On Brooklyn Nights, a FURNISHED HOUSE.
" four story brownstone and bnk; within Eve minutes wall Of
Wss Ferry with furnace and CRATES gas water
bath, Naereo stationary tubs all perfect order
rented oa pnTsts family moderate Owner goue Europe
Apply 70 =. 49,, DAVENPORT & TANNING,
No Isl houtsgue-st Court.st, Brooklyn
TO LET--WithOut Board to one or two quiet,
Il single gentlemen. two comfortably furnished APARTMENTS with
wardrobe and bath In the SMALL house
Cottageaee rent easonb best reference required
dress 8 A. O., Boz No ip Tribune Once
'l'O LIE I-FOr Club purposes or to private
parties the elegantly furnished RESIDENCE No 81 E Fifteenth
St contiguous TO and west Of Union formerly occupied
nEhed by the late Airs Oscar Coles Permits
application to j. HERMANN No 39i Broone.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-05

RELIABLE wATERPOwRR
SPLENDID SITES FOR FACTORIES.
The shove which here Cumtersud and Yok
Counties Pennsylvania miles from the City Of Harrisburg At the
upeon the (which furnishes the PoWer and
the susquehanna RIVER
pon the banks aid Cref ID successful operation three or
four st and sawM half the capacity Of the
stream Cumberland built along The western shore
i, aourshng place Of about 700 inbabitauiA . 49,, d.,
Ia iton AZ close proximity Of the City Of Harrisburg which Is
nov At Railroad Center advantages Of tie several lines Of Rail
A. tb Sabsd AID the Northern RAsay which directly
through the property together with the uuioa1ied superiority OF
render this WateFPoHeT aud surroundings very ucsae
and nrires o Capital large returns
Limestone and ronOfe the vicinity well large springs Of
vsr on The premises well sdspted for Paper Making
uqes answered promptly and more particular Information gwen
...... ANDREW ROSS. Newfoundland.
Cumberland County. Penn.