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FLAvoRIEG.-The French are in the habit of
Imparung an artificial flavor and fragrance to
apples and pears by the following process: The
fruit is plucked before being quite r1pe, and is
picked all over with a fine needle; after which
II is placed in q vessel, with essence Of any de-
sired kind. The exhalations Of the latter are
absorbed In few seconds by the fruit, and the
operation Is repeated several times, until the
1ruIt is ripe, when IL will be found to have ac-
4Rlred the desired taste
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-19

CURIOUS AND PAINFUL ACCIDRNr.-Mp.
Potter Crane (or Grahan) was seriously in .
iured BY terrible accident about two O'clock
ON THURSDAY afternoon, under the folio wine
circumstances: She was in her husband's ha r1
and was going up the ladder to the hay Ion
when she lost her balance, and in her tail her
hand caught on Q projecting spike or hsok, the
palm Of her hand and coming out at the wrist.
The whole weight other body was suspended in
this terrible position until she could be relic we'd,
and the desh nerves ana muscles are torn, ma
dressed the wounds. The woman suRered sucS
a terrible shock 70 her nerves that 49, was
seized with spasme, end cAloroform had to be
Administered 70 keep her quiet. There n ereat
danger in such cases OF lockjsw. anA Of the ~
the woman will be disabled q long time alnci
win probably never entirely recover the nee of
the injured hand Rochester Express
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the latest and best improvements in articles of
common use is the Pantaloon Drawers The
improvement is the invention Of Messrs Fisk
Clark & Flagg, Sc White street, and consists IN
the cutting Of the drawers so tnat all superfiu.
Gus cloth is removed, and the drawers made to
conform TO the limb with neatness and perfect
ease. II is Just what every man has wanted,
especially in these days Of close fitting pants,
and the great wonder u that so simple and de-
sirable an improvement was n OF thought Of and
adopted long ago. Yet the letters patent, which
the patent was applied for over a wear seo
The firm referred TO have spent over 8 year in
perfectIng the improvement and no gentleman
who consults his own taste and comfort will
some Of the principal furnishing stores with
this msst convenient and desirable article.-
N. =. Evening AoiI.
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Baltinsre Stsck Market, fs-Iay.
BALTIMORE, Aug. l9.-Vireinia skies, old i'm.
scribed, 4SS bid, &SS asked; do ls66, s6 bid
do. 1867, IS bid, ASK asked.
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A diiiculty occurred yesterday In the Senate
Chamber between Ssnators Jewell and Camp.
bell, which Sur the moment created consider
able confusion. IL was, however, Suppressed
before tbey proceeded 70 actual violence. Verv
singular ,cond pct wss, however, displayed by
the ofAcer in charge Of the police in the build.
ing. II - said that soms dozen negroes were
armed with revolvers sitting around and dis.
ceaimcnt Yet young son Of Judge Ogden. a
mere how who SINCE the attack ON his fafher
has carried a pistol, was arrested and sent to the
station, charged with carrying concealed wea-
pons-N. O. PicdyUae, 1l0.
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TO RKSoyATE BLACK SILK.-Rub the silk all
over on the right side with a solution Of ammo
MA and watsr-two teaspoonfuls Of powdered
ammonia TO quarter Of pint OF warm water
and smooth IL on the wrong side with mod
eratsly hot iron, and the silk will present q
black appearance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-19

TIE STOCK SPBCULAToRs-The New York
Post in speaking Of the recent fall in New York
Central fatlroAd stock says: - lFT
"The fact that the wife Of Commodore Van.
depress the stock. II seems that nothing is sa-
cred from the gamblers Of the stock exchanee.
A mans domestic bereavements are looked at
only as they pnt prices mp or down. When the
Commodore himself, dies "a he must naturally
some day, Wa nay szpsct general hurrah
from the bears"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-19

NoNB OF TIE APPOINTMENTS Of Internal
Revenue Supervisors were made this merning,
rs II was expected in some quarters there
would be, and 1t is understood that the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury wsll not take action ON
any Of the nominations before him for q day or
two longer. The friends Of the various parties
who have been recommended for appointment
TO these positions are particularly anxious for
some decisive action in the matter; but there
are various circumstances which combine to
cause delay. The Commissioner of Internal
Revenue viii PROBABLY in a very few days
send in nominations for the remaining dis.
tricts.
PAT.rr OrvscE ORANGES. - Yesterday
Commissioner Foote, Of the Patent once, pro.
motsd Gen. Samuel Duncan, first assistant
examiner, TO do special duty in the com.
missioner's room as his assistant and
". d. StockbriAge from a clerkship to second
assistant examiner the examining
corps, special duty as clerk to examiners, ETC.
Mr.. James L. Norris and Mr.. Chas. Page have
also received promotion to the examining
corps As assistants and clerks.
A STuHNRR OF SABRE "A staff onicer in
the West writes: 81 see the Louisville Journal
says General Sheridan was fined siOO for as
saultinG the postmaster at Fort Leavenworth
with his sabre. Considering the fact that
Sheridan was with Grant at the terminus Of
the Union Pacific railroad, 1,3OO miles distant
on the day Dunn was put off the. reservation
his sabre m uet be a sumner !'' .-
GENERAL RAWLINGS, Chief Of Gen1 Grants
Staf, who had a severe attack Of hemorrhage
recently, is able to be ont again. and to-day
made his appearance at Army Headquarters
We are also glad TO announce that Mrs Raw.
ltngs who has been seriously i'll, is now pro.
nounced out OF danger.
The AGRICULTURAL DRPARTMENr.-The
work OF removing the Office of the AKricul.
tural Department to the new building in South
Washington is progressing quite RAPIDLY The
library and laboratory have already been re-.
moved, and by next week the Commissioned
and most Of the officers Of the Department will
have become permanently located In their new
quarters.
CohMIssIoHR RR ROLLINs.-Although, accord.
ing TO the testimony Of numerous Democrats
here, the President has determined to remove
Commissioners Rollins and prefer charges
against him, it is to-day thought that this pur-
pose, IL formed, may not be executed until af.
ter the question Of . September session of Oon.
gress is settled. efss
INTERNAL RHvRSUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S335,452.6e.
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ga man pamsd Rafferty, was run over and
killed By railroad n?in N East Cambridgs,
Mass, o. Saturday night. -
~SAostiag uatcAss are the 1smaas diver,,op
at Virginia wateriDg.plscss. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-19

THE WHITE HoUsR.-Among the visitors at
the White House to-day were Generals Han.
cock and Rousseau, both Of whom had inter.
views with the President
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THE PATENT OFFICR.-Judge Foote, Com
missioner Of Patents, has not yet made any
changes in his office. General Stout, the chief
clerk Of the Office. lett this morning on leave
Of absence, which he will spend at the North.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-19

vALLANDIGHAM NOMINATED FOR
CONGRESS.
CINCINNATI, August 19.-The Democratic
Convention of the Third Ohio District nomr.
mated Hon. G. L. vallandighsm tor Congress
ON the third ballot .".- ....
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UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA.
POPULAR PRICES.
eUPIRI0B AOOOMMODATIOH FOB PAnI.
LIB AID 0I4fL11EN.
ol.D PUr Day, - Per Wssk, olooSer four vssks
Omnibus end Basgags Haster 10 receive OAseks
OPEu FROM JUN1 isI 70 0OfoBHB lsf.
Address tILAlD pROrHID0,
D. .L1LAuD co.,
IN WAeSvs 1ssSeDs1sa0 Boesl.
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WASHINGTON, August ~. 9.ls6s.-Jay Ooose 4
DO. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
ernmept securities:
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Hon. N. b. JUDD has given DIR. De Haas
5000 to secure pew for Chicago in the Me-
tropolitan Church, Washington, q.
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~Dan Reefs sacred cow has hsought
forth twin sac1ed calves. .sA 6.
sxBodtces ara now IN fAvor again omen
down the fronf. vith lace chemisettss under.
meath and lace bow cavafs % u back.
~The ST. Loais barben have resolved 70
close tfeif shops on Bunday heresftsf. Is ~
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INTERNAL REvRsUE.-The receipts to-day
from this source were S335,4526s.
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u
Order inaugurating, III part, that system of
military government over the Indian tribes
which, il is claimed, is much better adapted to
their wants, and Is likely to prove much more
emeient for their protection and the payment
OF their annuities, than any system heretofore
tried. The Sioux are gwen q reservation north
OF Nebraska and west Of the Missouri river,
and are placed under the command OF General
Harney. The Cheyennes, Arapahoes, kiowas
between Kansas, Texas, Arkansas and the iOOth
meridian. and are assigned to the command of
General Hazen. General Getty takes charge
Of the Navajoes, Major Lamotts Of the Crows
General Augur Of the Shoshones and Snakes
The duties OF these ofncers will consist chiefly
Of aiding the Indians to reach their reserya.
tione, and 10 obtain payment Of their annuities
THI NATIONAL DIsH.-A question OF dinner
etiquette now asitating the watering places, is
whether green corn should be eaten directly of
the cob-with the teeth-or cut OFT Philadel.
pnians Affect the pairing process as genteeier
while the New Workers 30 at 1t teeth first and
say II Is sweeter so eaten. Washin gtonians
range themselves on both sides Of the q question,
1t ought to be settled, Tor the benefit OF foreign.
ers anxious to do the correct thing.
OF THE KoNR.AND-A.HALP MILLION poLLARs
appropriated by Congress at Its last session for
clearing the public rivers and harbors, very
large proportion goes to the improvement OF
the South, For improving the navigation of
the Mississippi sS6O,00O are given; for the Ten.
nessee, $100, 900; to the Louisville and Portland
Canal, 100000; and this proportion holds good
through the smaller items. -
AfPoihTNMrs.-At the Cabinet meeting
yesterday, upon the legal advice OF the Attor.
ney General a. TO the power of the President
in the premises, Joseph g. q. Rowland was
appointed United States Marshal for tho xyast
ern district Of Arkansas, vice Luther @. White,
suspended for mis conduct in once. Dunns
the session Of the Senate Rowland was noml.
mated to this ONCE, but the Senate faiisd to dis.
pose Of the case. .H,..#sT %
.G1NHRAL RosncRANs left here yesterday for
the White Sulphur Springs. On the same
train were Generals Longstreet, Eweli, and
Hunton.
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pRrcr sl.as PEB BOTTLE. On SIX Bor
TIES FOB s6.so, pELIvn1xp 70
ANY ADDRDss.
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NERVOUS AND BEBILIrArrp
WHOSE suyrERrSGs HAys pErx
PloJRAoTED Eson HIDDEN CAUSES

AHD WHOSE CASES
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The Eleetisns IN Franee-Meetina Of Elee-
teFs Pat Down by the Pslice-fhe New
Lsan-NeW Grape Disease-Adelina Patti
Can't ss - Ceart-ClosiAg Of the Corps
Le&islatif-The IAternatienal Exhibition
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solp BY DsuoeIsrs BvIRYwHsRx


HONE Ar GENuMB s.lsss DOS %
sssslsasrsvsd Wrapper. with fec si.as
Chemical wasshsuss, snA sisnsd
go R.7. nsLnDonos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-19

THR Sing Sing or 'dead rabbit" cut of the
haIr is coming in fashion again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-08-19

HELMBOLDrs
FLUID EXTRACT BucHu
10 TIE GREAT IuRrrIo.
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.G1NRRAL RosncRAxs len here yesterday for
the White Sulphur Springs. On the same
train were Generals Lengstreet, Eweli, and
Hunton.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
Sutton SaIts of 8faI Gstait.
J. JoHNsoS. jr, Aneeone.t
DY JOHN NS0N d. nj LILLE
Id AUCTIogEBRs AND
RKAL ESTATE BRoKERs

h
Hs % HlsslUsT, oEDAEsT., REw.YonL
ss, Loi cosi Seats and rsIs, boTgh. :o ss9% I
TaUKSD4fi sd AZ Io.d1,1 FSS, ~ at Y Seio'1
sPIsSb E1sa1sbf PROPERTY oD, on, block
sesh Rahst Also = DEsIRAILE 6 DwELNSa on
BogRM wTHERSsIS and good BSIGK Houses on
Tenas sasy Maps &C. At ctce No. 2s Nassanst
TUESDAY, Marel ..
attn o'clock At the NEW CrrY sALESROoM No 10 coURTsT
psI gHI sRIR on HOUSES AND LOTS oo ATAsrCAvR
BOuLKvARD sKILsiAS, DEAN AND BUTLERSTs. (hear the
hTL SsTIcAvR BoULRvARD-N 20 ". of BroolyD-Ave. ,
very deisbe 2ory attic basement subcear Houses nearly
new containing al tie ouoH sresleH' terms
BRooSLYSAvE2n rear Of shove Houses valuable vacant Lot.
s .ss, S Of sni d5 one Soc from Prospect P.
HS9;, Mn ss % srSrA & S. q g g1aS@ north Of
attic basement and flashed las, MAY built
by days vo each contains rooms h are hr'As
ERSfIyE q cor Of Little Eatsint very desirable suit
able for uore House stories large and e'nn'oO' wa" % i
HARcYavH-w 81 20 n Of HOplnSst, two 2ssory and brick
EoSTaASB4vE-H q n " Ofstoeton't, AtiOry ard brci
01ii RGRTEESTHsT-M q, 80 r. Of Fourhars, Tos and
las n ofsevsn.avs 2,ory brick
cellar House modern eonVensHee' only Two blocks from
SThAsTrcAyE BouLBvARD-sL 81 n ". of Abanys's very
ehSls1 ascooK lSi sTs e ofTompsn. n IOts
UAISRY. .ST-N g., D Of above 3 Lott. 25Ilfp
AvK-w g. 90 n Of KOsenskosi, one %f'0ry hIne
pfGSsrS commencing Il Of svs Iet' a sns gore.
Term. Maps Ho~ ready al once o. A1e''n'' 10 -
h,H.Y ,,,pSn,v .,,,,b N
., u o'eloel At the EXCHANGE sALEsRooM Nc III Broadvy
uS u TaoIGR 2ND VALUABLE VACANT BRooKLYE LOTS
sIopo.sd RIDGE BOULEVARD, UNION PRESIDENT CROWN.
% s o sSs aSssi Opportunity offered invest shat
win b. the most desirable property II Tie e maps
rAf''ea'r' n''''''F" WEDNESDAY,, March II, 49,,
AZ u oeoek the Exchange SAeo0m, No III boao"V iHJ
'SsFss4 GRFss4 , SALE OF 100 NINETEENTH WARD LOTS Maps
partir ularsn neytwe
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


WEDNESDAY. Feb 26.-Only lS94 becVes nave DeeD fc.
ceived since Monday viz 1905 at HUDSON Si any o9ss
Communpaw. train OF "a cars OF cattle, dts az %
City, are not likely arrive before to-morrow Ihis
lt supply adds ia1c the high prices OF last Monday
cattle bringing tqic above the rates or this day week
few extra line buoeks at CommunIpaw were holding at
$40 head, which was iuly zc; o vi aDVrt 1 lc
were as head OF this nd fed by j. T. Alexander laid AZ
10 cwt part OF which were sold al zoe 10 dress GO
cwt., while the tops were ho.aing Tor hSher
fst cwt brought ITaistc., with 25 fair
to ood g, S63 owt at 111lSlc Alexander CaSsels ~
head Illinois steers sold at l1VlSc. on owt with A
ofhers 81 cwt at1Tlc. g. W. Aerton Co. had 90 good
"a cwt Illinois steers sold at l6c average "a OF them a
teo each or 9c and IS Others, mxed cattle at Si2
head They were rated strong 81 cwt The market wm
very firm and all were likely 10 Of before night Az
Hudson City, with wider range IN quality, lot 0i
Illinois steers by Coon HOssbury sold at l70stc
ON I owt ana ~ common, coarse, kentucky cattle q
cwt at Ice Oakley d Barnes had IS COMMON Ct cwG
run their I96 Canada aud Illinois steers g cw &C 10
DISC head Of 400 10 upon the scales AZ I1c. Woods
Gillespies 1856 medium 20 fine 81 cwt Illinois steers
brought l60lse, with ll6 for d. Waxe a cwt good a.
l60I8fc. - -
Sheep selling slowly and at lower rates. with re-
cepts OF about 5000 since Monday Good stoek Drihg
4oStc, with TAT lots at 7SIAc Some common VIII hvs
sell above 3o5lc. At Communipaw wlth no resn iots
Kase Co sold Ohio, % q, at eto one ear do.
10. common at 5ac and onehaH car, - 10 Al otc Nc
sheep were received at Hudson CITY but nve ears are
due tomorrow. at Fortiehst, win sou yeseeay anu
Hume Elliott out 81 Canada sncep 80 10 - eSs
59 state sheep 81 n. i25 Canada loo D oe' z0S Oh'
&c 10, &c. 1S4 State 81 ~ Co.. l9l ONO, 10 %, 6io
Hogs late In arriving to-day, inc ~ cars uuo ~
COmmunpaw not getting time for report OF sales
The market may be quoted at 81 ose wih 10Y re -
9Ac Messenger. Giilett Co SOLD l90 ninOs NOS CON-
nion 1876 NJ, at SIC, and 100 very rough AowS 100 o.
sic Three arrived at Fortiethst Trade "A aot
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
Sutticn Sails Of 2tal Gstztt.
.a0sRp WIIKiSs Aucuoneer
EXECUTRIX SAIL of % VAIITARLE LOTS


A0RRn WuKISs AuctioneeH
EXECUTRlA SALE of 92 VALUABLE LOTS
H bgbtb and NnhFe Ouehundd yfourth Que
hundred sld Oaehundrsd sixth being
OF The sstae of. K WALTER dece,sri
L. H. LUDLOW Co. vii SELL at auction THURSDAY Feb
a. 1855 A. " oc oeh az The EIehAnse Saoom No III BroAdEy
Tnny Baidihg by order of Ann WALTER RIecutrI
Entire block bounded BY Eighth Nrthae One bu1trand
twenty fourth And Orebundd and 6bstA 81 Lot
OSH southwest Rnths
z LotG
yIyTHsr south side LIS fes east Of
Tenihave. IL Lots
NSTHATE, 'Outhea Of ouehrndre sndsen shh 10
TEExs o. stLs-Tea cent remain bond and
mortgage for three yesv; balance, April l.
BOOK Nap. 20. Ieady At the Aseoneers c No Pne So
THE Auction Sale of 1877 BROOKLYN CITY
IL LOTS advertised to take place THIS DAY, by A. BLBBCKBR
son 4 Co. has been postponed 90 dsyL
TOSEPH MEG UIRE, Auctioneer,
~ No. lie Hassae-st
will sell THURSDAY Feb r. l8
III Boadssy as 2 ths large tvestog eeubbet TENEMENT
HOUSE No. as Eas. Testhst between Avenues
throughout
anita present sale positive
place order supreme
Of GrAI Nathan ESQ., Referee ElGHTYHINTHST Lots
side l07 feet southwest
A. with dWein thereon, slIe sOTl0o esl
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27

Carefully reported 0F TRE TRfBuNHI
WEDNESDAY, Feb. %, 1863.
AsTEsThe market is steady for Pots at Is 25c3S SFi
Pearls are nominal
COTTON-The demand continues very fair. and prices
show important variation The market rather lacks
strength, however aud will not bear any pressure Tue
business principally with exporters aud speculatOrss
sales Of 3zI bales inelcdng 400 IN transit We quote:
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27

LUFFEE-NO sflcs arc TtpOtttu JO-uAy1 Out no hAfA
remains steady for all descriptions BY auction
cash
COALThe regular monthly sale of Scranton Coal took
place to-day Tho attendance large aud the
bidding unusually brisk. The whole OF the hump coal,
1900 tuns, bought by Mr. Clarke, at s. tS and tho
whole OF the steamer, 5000 tuns, by Mr. Tamadge ~
% 80. The following were the prices realized:
Ian
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
gruuklrn StaI 6stntr for Salt.

~-s~~
DROOKLYN.-For SALE-A three-story and
lp basement birch HOUSE in HaMpdens Ayresye Pnce
$500 Apply to r b. PATTERSON NO lOl EgLthaye heHlok
MISUNDERSTANDING HOUSE, ii rOOms
ID eight s8so0 in BROOKLYN JAQUES No eos Broadws
NOR SALE-The frst-class 3-stOry Brick
HOUSE 75 South Fourthst BrooAJn T. D. House
23S5O Lot deep will be aid with without par0r furniture
spply BURR s Co. No ~ Prontst
EOR SALE-BRO0KLYN, f. D., on Ainslie-
st-the and basement HOUSE No ll3 Ansest be-
tween perfect order and pleasantly situated
price - Apply Scottish American Journal OGoe NeWfork
DOR SALE-HOUSE and LOT cor. South
il Tenth and Thd iansburgh; modern ba fixtures a.,
complete Inquire JOHN PLbS, Tveu.ynn1 and Eleventh
EOR SALE-CHEAP BROOKLYN LOTS
Five 21l21 each $50; six Chsuney ant ten SUN
terst Also Fulton and Aancsye lots. $50 o. 5l0o
FRBD. ANSLEY No Woughhyst, BTooslyn or C. X MILLER
AtisBteaye. Easi Hsw-iork
TOR SALE or to LET at GreenpOint, Brook
HOUSE formerly occupied hy Wm. W. Vanderbilt
LeouGrds lots o ouad; carriage hou stable End out
class eity residence Price SG0l) easy Apply 20
l. Il. WATTS. No. lOl Avenue D, Sev.lork
CTORES for SALE in BroObyn.-Eight four
Win be sold oW that interest parcba will
The and all remain mortgage
Win AL Apply owner, No 81 FaoHsi, New York up
Stair. once No J.
0-STORY BRICK, all imp, Green-ave $4,000.
- 4story bTowp-SioHe. al IMP. OTford-st, @&.O@
3story frame. all imp, Laf,yetesve., $500
3ssoy irsme, all imp, ledfotd-sve, 500
tstory brick. all imp. Wiow-st, 9Zl,oN.
Houses with one 70 seFepteeh 900 e30oon.
NJ A. rutland, No BeeEiaan-st, n Y
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27

WnLrln ~ LrrLE, AueiioneeI
DY WYCKOFF a. LITTLE,
HI .rfrtoSlRPRS lND RIAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No ISL MouiAgucsL, Booklyn mn -
Houses Lots Farms Dock Property bought ane soI - ~ VI
PnVlte Sale. Special attention TO kIeepof. ana ase
ApHIAS II. AuILER AucionseT 0Dr
HYFCTrTORSi SALE of n first-class PRl-
H VATE RESIDENCE Lexington aveABkAN ~ "sLLsa
p. WILKINS Co.. will sell Al auction on
"a al " SelorI Al Tbs Exchange saeOOu No ia bfoa~S %
orleT Of ,or,v - T ut fro,r
AyETke elegant frsieass Hol USE ana Lo
Ieriugou-sve. between Thirty seFetA NC
Of Murray m iaid b lie the hs.ss' 49, go,
the hssh Jesrt
With higb oop aud the ufth story hn'uu -
Gal The 81
iarrreoes, saa so rosewood ths psrofs Lot N't''
(t,Js)
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
5crsts. Gurriug,s, &t,

acrsts, Garriag,s, &t,
AT OUR OWN HORSE AUCTION MART,
"A No. III East Thirteenh-sl. Fourthsve
JOHNSTON K VAN TASSELL,
Late Miner L somerViieai
Asos es o, Horses CsraEes Harness aud everything
N the horse lire every TUESDAY and FRIDAY.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSkLb sisnd al the bead OF the hore
bururss No jOckeyngi double dealing Every
paT doing uoa the et Aad impartial
s,ee BrerythaE ne private sale At wholesale oees
NITY AUCTION MART, Broadway and
" Thirty HENRY Aucoueer Regular Of
Horses Carriage Seghs Harness. Robes Blankets hhPs Ge &e
WEDNESDAY SATURDAY. II o'clock There largo
driving Bg hosS No Postpoaement aeeOuat Of
stock Of the above articles s~sys hand al private
prices COnsguments respectfully solicited
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
90 @lbum If mau Confirm.

% odbJm II NM oonttrn.
DRAINAGE, LANDSCAPE, AND CIVIL
~ ENGINBERlsGTts undersigned having bad long ard ..hi
aing ou unJerang and planting private grounds public parks
and supenntnd and direct the carrying out OF the
plans and contracts for drainage
Arms village districts Our sIangemens with nurssy
pipe and Others s1b will enable u 70
furnish all materials required for tie improvement Of grounds al the
lowest market prices CHCKERNG GALL, Drainage Lsatscspe
and Civil Bugincen No II Wallst, n. Y.
NOTICE. The ConsistOry of the Collegiate
~ Reformed Dutch Church Metropolitan
Board Of Health removing human remains sered In their
Cepssy bounded Houston Edrdgests Cypress Hills
ee commencing about eh March netL Persons having fend
Inferred take charge OF the viii please
aopy on or OF SAID Church No
i8 BroalsSy. Room No ., from 10 a No.. to p
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
cOgartutrs5ip gCtitts.

NUqaILHIIHyIF -FUIIILS'
HKwYoRx Feb 2, Ies5.
CORNELIUS ST0KEM and E. X. MILLS
have this dy together M the purpose carving the
GENERAL PRODUCE COMMISSION BUSINESS under the srn
ofSroKEh MILLS West Washns.on Market opposite ~ West
DISSOLUTION-The firm of JOHN TAY
LORs SONS 0th Tenth day Of JAnuay
ss by Joseph Tsyo All persons hsvng claims gainss
tho will present tue the Oncs No ~ 0reeaEehI
corner Of Jay.sL, henlofL
The undersigned will eon.nus Brewing buInes sDter the
and style Of JOHN TAYLORS SON wM IT, TAYLOR
HEB. 81, 1S6S.-The cOpartnership heretofore
existing between Bese ander he title OF MIChBlS
DISSOLVED mutual consent AL claims wln be
nquda MCHELs Who continues tho business a. Nos sSA and
g36 B.shthSVs.
NOTICE.-We have this day associated with
~ business M EDMUND GRAHAM The em viii here
afs-r be known BURLERS 4 GRAHAM-fsh 70, 1903
A. I. BUTLER SON.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-27
Iousts mo ,farms @anitS.


WANTED to RENT, in the vicinity of New
w Yok-A large veltnhet HOUSE for Summer boarder Aa
dress L. Wfds Hotel Washington d. C. Bess OF reference
gven
XVANTED-A FARM, containing about 30
w the line Of the aaon River Railroad wiihn
or Address stziag price, j. H. b.
StevIr, Carrisrs Dept. Post Oaoe. n y
IVANTED.-Wanted TO rent with the view
w purchasing sas FARM with stock and Implements with
good buldnga Adlse.s Boz, No. i3t Tribune Ohce