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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-11-21
GRAND ALABAMA BANQUET.

Grand Etainment In Honor of Onr
AAInIster TO observation-disclosures Table
Ornaments ana RIch Bill of Fare-The
Sentiments and speeehes-Hand.s hak-
ing Extraordinary.
/ Reported expressly for the Boston Commercial Bull
letln.1
We have with our usual enterprise again
distanced all our contemporaries in procur-
ing the exclusive report of this imperial
banquet, which we hasten to lay before our
readers. 1t will be seen that the English
are already showing their hands, and that
there is some shaking among them.
The ball that was occupied for the occa-
sion was elegantly dFaped with tie Con-
federate and British flags, beneath which
the United States flag occasionally peeped
out, AT the head OF the hall appeared the
following motto, a gratifying evidence of
highlands honest professions to us:
& G-A-M-M-O-N
Signiiying, Great America May Mould
Our Nation"
The chair was occupied by Lord John
Russell, who, after shaking hands with Mr..
johnson, said he acknowledged the com
piiment; the people of the United States
would recollect him for acknowledging
Ia voice-''The Confederacy in 1927
Here he shook hands with the United
States Minister and sat down.
The following gentlemen had been elect
ed ce-Presidents tor the occasion: Hon.
Jefferson Davis, Admiral Raphael Semmes.
Mr.. Laird. Mr. Lindsay, Bull Run Russell.
L. Z. D. and A. s. s., Messrs. Mason, Sill
dell and A. johnson, Of the United States.
Among the invited guests we noticed the
following friends and admirers of our gov
eminent: Editor of the London Times, Cap
tain of the British yacht Deerhound, Mr..
Hoebnek, N. p Lord Stanley, subscribers
% the Confederate Cotton Lean, and 290
British Merchants.
The tables were decorated with appro
pirate ornaments:
No. l-Represented the Alabama receiv-
se ing y salute On entering a British
port.
No. 2-Pyramid Of fjrtytwo C~hronome-
ters Belonging to Whaleships.
No. 3-Whaleship on DIRE.
No. THE OCEAN covered with British
Flags britannia Rules the
Wayes.n
No. 5-Cruiser with Confederate flag at
Mast Eead and Crew on Board
Dressed in Britain uniforms.H
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THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN
GUIDE.

1e Published every Saturday morning. Subscrip-
don s6 per annum, In advance; half-yesrly and quar-.
ksrly, same rates. Single copies ten cents.
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FIVE O'CLOCK IN THE MoHN1NG

\ POPULAR SONG SUNG By NINE. P~AREPA.RosA.
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No. 6I8.
IihlhD JUSTICE OF Il Pc 4CE, PARISH
L OF Orleans.-By virtue OF a writ Of feri facias
70 me directed, BY tue Hon. John r. MontAmat.
dhlrd Justice Of the Peace in and for the parish Of
OIIeans, will proceed to sell at public auction on
TUESDAY, tine hrs day of 0ecember, 1865. At
Twelve O'CLOCK M, at No. s5 BienvilIq sireet. be-
tween Royal and Bourbon strests, the following de-
soribed property, Viz;
Doe lot Of HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS, OoFFINs
and ORNAMENTS, as per inventory IN
my Office.
seized in the above entitled and numbered suit.
TeIms-Oash IN United staLes treasury notes.
nol9 26 30 j. A. MOLAISON. Constable.
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I. w. Taylor, asking payment of 1894 for
property destroyed on the night of October
n, 1868. as alleged by an armed mob, at
Economy Hall, was referred to the Finance
Committee.
The petition of William Stratmeyer, pray.
ing, for the third time, that the wharyes on
Water street, between Adele and Josephine
streets, be repaired, was refe rred to the
Committee on Streets and Landings.
The petition of J. ]. Foley, attorney for
7. Shannon, asking that a fine of twenty
dollars be refunded him, was referred to tie
Committee on Finance.
The petition of J. j.. blanchard, counsel
for various parties, asking that the sum CT
five dollars aud thirty cents be paid to each
of his clients for payment OF services as
policemen on the day of election for State
officers, was referred to the Committee on
Finance.
The petition of Mrs. W. Jackson, asking
to be reimbursed in the sum OF ninety dollars
for taxes enormously assessed, was referred
to Committee on Finance.
The petition of the Board Of Directors Of
the New Orleans and Carrollion Railroad,
asking that the banquettes on Baronne
street. near Canal street, be raised and
graded, was referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings.
The petition Of John Duratin, lessee of
stall No. 5, st. Mary's Market, protesting
against the extension of stall No. l, was re-
ierred to Committee on Streets and Land.
lngs.
The petition Of MessFs. Davis & jackson,
contractors for furnishing poicemen's uni.
forms, asking decentralization for losses
resnlting from deprecated state Of the cur.
neney, was referred to the Committee on
". Fisher called Up an ordinance entitled
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,rsons having real estate for sale OF 10 let
ard ,hose desrous Of purchasing or Tonnne sueh pro
a,v ain and il 70 their interest TO advertise in THE
UnlBugE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
other newspaper and addition 10 this advantage ThE
TRIBUNE will found. not only In HewYork and AL its
sites and villages but eVery State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should DO made as
brief ~ win allow Of the advantage offered being clear
60 the reader We would especially dwell On tho fact
sbat the subscribers FOR the three editions Of THA TRB
gsE. beni-Weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals In
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
Is Bo,np ~ srrmusom October II, 1908
0TICE TO DISTRICT NANN NASSERS.-Ih he

IL BOARD ~ srrgRrisoRs Oc'otef H. l.ts.
NTOTICETO DISTRICT CANN NASSERS.-lhe he
~ following resolution relative 10 rctaIs m ths NS,esst ss'n
adopted: 80. 80 - - I,l .r
he nett eirction twelve Return Dsircs as ioIoss ~
First Bstet eompsse u the frst Seeond third ana ll N'
seeoud District of the Fourth snl hIih Wards
Third Dsret Of the seventh and Thirteenth Nsf
Fourth District composed Of he Tenth ana fourehtl ''
Fnh strict composed II 9s ogclih and htytte NA'N
slsth District composed u tie Eighth and Ninth Wards
Seventh District, oed Of the finecnih Ward
Iigbth District composed ~ the Sixteenth want IN. b.
Spb District, composed Of the Eighteenth srd lwentri a
the Twentieth ard lseni' stcnhu NAiu
Iletenth u strict, cohposed Of the Twelfth Nanl
Twelnh District. posed Of the Nineteuulh Ward
and tb The Chairman each Board Of tanfsa'tr ei ' e
Return District shall return ih eft"A N
n,t. ogeher with copy Of the Poll Lit AZ the General fn 70
held November AuddeYer toe tame 10 me nuFe' WV
herein de- gnsted Tor receiving the sane M
The Supervisors hereby delegated tf't'e ue
original returns from Canvas of tho said Return Dns' l'Is0
N,ey A. follows; 81, . ~. o., tf..,.
Second psdct-Supervisor Walter Roche al No ' rear stL
Third Dl.tnct-Superyiso William NJ Tweed, si Ne lJ' hrhfI
street A.. o,, t.t. .,.,.,
Tnh Det-Supenisor Gsioa n Herman ~ No 20 last ti'l
street M, a. ~, ~ o..., u.u..
Seventh Det-Superyisor oftou Blunt a No. llt Nnh stst
Eighth Ds.dcSuper,Io sheridan SHOOK at No I Ns'' lhlN
fourth street ,.,, a. -v..r,..,,.
Tsnsh D.ihet-Supsryor John D,e No az West lblrJad
street ,, 80 ,os a.tt..,..,
Ise.Aa Ds!net-pupensor Joan foi' Al NsN'Vo1s no"l"
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
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HoRoKEN RACES-FALL MEETING.
FTpST DAY. WEDNESDAY. Nov 4

FIRST DAY WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4
RACEA Hurdle Race With wetet weights TWO nies e' g
eih tne. for premium sa0i $gO TO h horse. so - second
SECOND RAcx-Pmum $500; dash Of msi s1o TO trss AZ.
So 10 second horse. ..o..
Tsrn R1cE-Me hetsi premium s2oos2o to frat and 50
second horse the Secretary before oe0eA
ou ia, pror 20 the
' - SFCOND DAY, FRIDAY Nov6
FRsr Rtcg-ilandcap Huullei miles eight huries prta
Eso-ssOJ horse 81 10 second eni SRa io thn 70
aUoee start In second the tr klt ~
made Immediately the weights to be declared % "
morning Of the a.h als
sscaNn RAcg-Consoaon Premium Sao; ard one esu No.
~ Ar nsHai a0e 60 teatel
TuRp RAosNle beats; premium Sa0Ss se' m l., d. 70 ssry
sesoai horse; tue mile and repeat race @ h
5 b extra -. ,aea seisT
Foreru RACE Dash OF ule Tor hacks gealen ore
weights, for rnp valued 8lc0 10 per osucsi M gna
start No permitted 10 start Who has been ,5Ss s,,lss.
track within tue last yl mouths j. HARNtl bNF'
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

every profession business consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among all classes 1hs
TRIBUNE devotes especial attention to the reports OF sales
of estate both In the city and country Thus addne
greatly the value OF its columns as an advertising mo
dum. The charges for advertising are as follows DALI
TRIBUNE. rs cents line for each inserton' WhNN
tribune @ per me; sEMl.WEEKLY TRIBUNE. as cents
per line About ten words line after the rs'
lne which usually contains only four or five words
Terms cash I'm advance.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
politt, Of Eanhrnpitr.

IN the DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED
srATEs for the EAsIRi plslRll 81 IbNNSi
..copaers ,y trading Iu Setse having lsionet tSf hf
g, meeting 81 creditors viii De hold ou he lth day N N9rem-
her b 1863 Al ocloct before he Register Edwin thsse
odee 6l5 Wanatst IN the cy Of fhsiepn hat tue t
,,os Of The bsuirnnts finished The Register viii ces1
b.th.r he bAnkTup have csnonncd TO hsr ou hea"g VII"
abe h on the seeoud December 1853 before ir tontt al
plerhA Al 10 IL wlen parties interested may thoN
cause aga.ns' She disclGlgc ....,... 49,
s. Wi,rrs,s Hon. JOHN CADWALAnFR, Judge q tie
iSe. Of said District and Ar sea- thereof ~ lt fa
;t Court tue 22i da ~ October 4 H. 1893 g. X FOX Csrs
-. Aliall. EnWLs 4 NmA.g Neg.lL- GOO laN.LNl
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
GsaaI Aailas.

s,,-s or Ssvy yoRn OYgeE og rHR sEcRErASY Srsrs
''N'N wy ' -' ALBAsr. August I. ls6A 5
tVO THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY or
1 NEWAORR-SR: NOTICE Is HEREBY GlNES yhat AZ @ 'ne
Size 6 Monday Of NOVEMBER next he following o-e' are !" We
elected 60 wE -
Lieutenant Governor, Boa IN" pace oi stewart L. ""'''u
A tsaal Comm siouer, the place OF Robert g iorl.
Az Inspector Prisons, IN the place Of henr A bnu
ACetk the 81 Appeals IN she lsoe oi tIncs 9 y
Justice ofe supreme Court ior he flfs' JA4c' p'' W Tue
IN whose terms OF IN expire ihe last lay o December He'i
Thirty three Electors OF Ffts!dcli AAu '4NoI e'''A' VI ~ N
Rsprts,, IN h. ror,yart Congress Of The United S'te for
h4 Fourth Congregational District composed Of the FIRST ar On
cpg Goyrrlor. Ilsd Second Ttd Fourth, fhh sIh aAi
T. ghtl wards - the City and Codut OF Ne~loff ..,o
Representative the Forig AIt Coueess 81 ne tliel N @
District composed OF we He'e 10 itu lA
tee, aud Fdnrtsenh 81 tle City aud County % New York
Renreseuaye u the Forty fst Con,re. o e lra states @
pt Suh Congressional District composed oi ,e s'D fs' ~
S,.enth Waris fthe Ct and County Of New loiA o..
the FeTty.lrst Congress oi t tnl N' o'
The syeub Congressional Dtct composed ne he''lN anu 9'
ts.nh Wards o Ctr aud County Of New lof s,, Il.
Repre,eu,ge n ilr fortytst Congress on he n' csa'
Eit Congregational District composed .! we rsh'e.1 "'"
tb AID rueuy.t Of the CV aud toHaV 81 Noa leM
R,Dr,,ent.rs Forlv fst Congress ~ tut bp StAe '
W., ,,,.r,I pi,tret composed of the Tvehh Ward fn'
sng R,nafs Island md Mards Island Nireeenth Nst lu'
Btee, saB4 sod Tuestsseood Ward oi 'Is o aHa N'u9 "
'" Comfy oFI1CRRs-Al,o 20 be escri 4" ssil Corar'
Tventyoue MrmheIso Assembly
C,, Judge in place of Abraham D. Eus'eIi ,,,.,. 81,
Resstef. n The place Of Faircs d. Jones "I"'' " WV '
Charles g. Htlp.ue. deceased ,,.,, v r., ., sl,ii,,
Tro supervisors tie places Of William ~ Tweed ana sh'""n
Lo,. tr, fonee will expire he last day Of December her1
R,spsctfuly yours X A. NELSON Se.rfiafy oi N'ate.
SHARrFs OFIrcF CRY AND CouSrr ~ NV loht Su.u''
"a, fee,iy. by me fon tie secretary u State - -
JAMES OBRlES Sheriff of the CITY And Countf - ~" ioIa
ieco JAMES ObkikN. Shsri
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
Smus,mtnts.
vTHEATRE FRANCAIS-GENEVIEyE-ats 8.

THEATRE FRANCAIS-GENEVIEV 8.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS or
OrfENBACHS \ RENOWNED SPECTACULAR
=, OfbkA bOUFFB GBNEYIEyE DR BRABANT,
VIII be presented EVERY EVENING snd SATURDAY MATINEE
surpassed In Europe. - ~ "'N' Nf-@'' - ~ ~
ess' wl comprise the three prime BELL
C ClAJIAs ana rUSiASkL CARRIER, BROKERS' GRNOT BOUR
b. GABAL who created the o
Subscriptions will be received the Theatre Fr.prs.
49,. nso.
mum boxes rs: general admission 49, S'' ~-@' P''''
SOTICE-PAMILY CIRCLE % CFyTs
Por Saturday Matinee only pnvAte boxes will secured
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
~ +Lo nISTRIC'r COTRT Of the UNITED

1 srATEs In and Tor me EASTERN DISTRICT oF Penn.
sYLYANtA-WLLlAM PBrfEr Ondiudasf and as memler o
trm of W d and COMPANY o New teA having ve
uoei or hs oIscnae meeting o. elsot WIZ w u,lt oh s
T,erh dsv - November De- 1898 AZ oclock before te
tsn n Chase ss a. anutst e Cty u Philadelphia
liza die enamrao me said Bankmp be rsaei shi spy
es. Of estrrs rs,urd sections p 20 Of he act OF ,otge
transacted Register win certify whether tho bsnkp s ee
fno 10 his dl hearing sN also De had on WEDNESDAY me
9 Jag of No,srher D. 1853 before tie Court al Philadelphia a.
10 O'Clock o when rates interested May aaoe caus N the
sad bankrupt should not De dschusci ....,,
,,,,, Wiucss the Honorable JOHN CApNAlAOtN, judge
ssa Of the oitle sad District Count and e sea thereof Al fh0
W ' g. 4. fOX Clerk.
Aue,t. Rpwls T. CnAsE Register (0!O lawJNM
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
Clubbing darNs, &c.
Corporation Notitts.

CRY ~ Egv York, DsP.RrsESr - FiNiNcril
BuREar 0P rHE kEcEvgK TAIts.
COtRr lOrsE PAkE, oct. o. 1903.
rJ'O TAX PAYERS.-NOtice is hereby given
m QUO Der will be- added TO al tr unpaid 90 Tue 4s' VI ~
eenber an sllto cent on btcenoef 10 , ,
On adj remaining unpaid on Jann'y Interest ~ we Iae o
, cent aunum calculated tie daT The tooA we're
~ H. e Receiver The dAf 0f payment viii be added
No ouct m be received AnerZ o'clock p ~ once noui, ron
g. 2 p IA. p'"''"' -'' - -
I.EgTfArg As1tus. WARps BLAND Depsrmeut Of
Ghtrt,. and Correction, NEw YORK, OCT q" 100
THIS INSTITUTION, under tue uleciloh oI
de Of Public Charities and Correction H npN peH
s The reton Of patients limited number ean be po'a'l win ~
r ,reosons Al price. Afpiug from - 90 = j. psr nsth
krtl. nGmion may be ohsucd by adl'es'ns Hho""h NIL
IOCk. Su boudtt A.. pyy~x,y
ISAAC BELL Jas b NJ holS"N
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
Gcas,s unS Fsrma &lani,S.

EcasB mo .fsTma &lani,o.
LETANTED-Bv a small family, five or six
W ROOMS suitable Ard colroaoa. Tor lousefeelisE Aie',
giving tuu. location (which Be Nesior All t pArtcsiiF'
lf T. z Tribune Odcs
WANTED 10 PURCHASE in New-Jerscy,
w asr HOUsB eiih ald must be E.hn an hou o ns
-trred -ao Stale stl atclAs hkAb
ESTATE Boz No. 10 Tribune ohceI
WANT TO PURCHASE-A HOUSE with
W modem Improvements u tncae urg ghfaoi IN Nrs iors'
Harlem I ta.s fra 90 f a -Ii
give .-aan prrr atd fi aLcuG Address Box 80 sii "eF
lot tiir rosiUlre
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
REAL ESTATE.


NEN-N 0hA, Oct. o. Aof~-
One Of the most successful real estate spocu'
yAtions on small SCALE was brOnght 20 e'inina'u ~
day. About two miles from Rye station, ." ,"0 -"
Haven Railroad and situated on tho re"" I-+u.- -
That place 10 wBlte Plains IS farm OF "OouV ~
owned last Spring by Mt Lnher Of TINS el1y anTaa u,a
sarrounded by other farms that highly improved ana
would command high prices If placed IA o '.''
one had been allowed 10 "run down un! IL was consul
.red ~ mt ~ ,ocb value SO much OF ~ was also u-
Sven rockv and i,lp cOnslderSDe uls.uoS ,t ~ t
.ned a. ~ oS,nCv probably never thvugnI VI l
StS.ts ,a Cues and inviting New o. heIs 1ut 70
.. ,t,I r,t ii fgue last Mr. AnuIe MIson; q wiuo-
froia Rhode Island pongib 's IAI.
90 eSo oo 1rni. tie ncighbOrs pfeuCtu thh ~ nOuu
,sr ,.rt on that price, Dr NtlsOh' no"e,S
o',o ti, romantic name OF NOIthWOOu CNs1
a. Si,rtcas of a civil engineer VINO survey ~,
,sSa "a ~ do - iot ana made map showing Whce
t,bt ~ f-aud indeed, Wall nave 70 be nlit
SatoY ,sTv ~ tc purchasers can reach thrr puiuln
sItas ", b cs,qagos the house, whch Is ptoo,Oiy
"a years ola l.au of eint advertised me sNe u
srE TrtnIr supplied free tickets 10 all VINO Nsneu W
tena and eSled tho services OF AIR james NJ hIeI
who ss anc0nee sold II for HIM to-day for more thh
s.s oaohns re ardng him with 100 per cent pIOn Ol
mis- enerDTse Tho bidding on the lOts was very oi5ss
and the net ibat number of them we're purensseu ~
those yinE In vciNy, show that they nave chaEee
Their minds as market value OF tho properly s0o
eagly suner The house and the 10 acres surrounding
IL struck down 20 tho owner VINO ~ te
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
Sutiun Salts Of gtal Gstat,.

J. JOHNSON, IT, Auenoassr
RY JOHNSON d N ILL ER,
D AUCrIONBBRs AND
REAL ESTATE BROhERB,
No 25 RLaAU-Sr.. CRDARsr, kRw ioEG
CTR Residences Lots County and Farms, bought iod
rsn exchanged Loans nesotaed Auction Sales oiFefHHfs ~"
TUESDAY Nov. 10,
At II o'clock AZ Exchange Saesoom. Ma. III Broadway
30 CHOICE AND VALUABLE EIGHTEENTH WAKD LOTS
also LOTS situated MILITARY PARADE GROUND ~ EAS
NEWYOH Maps viii be reads Nov at oee Of Auco1sei' w.
Is Nassauat, Nsw-Yok aud l57 Monsuest, Brooklyn.
WEDNESDAY, NOV ii, At ~ oedctt
AZ Exchange Saesroom. 40 III Bruadgay n T.. n,,r
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY on fAnl
TWENTIEfHSr. NEWYOK. only one block from ihe hss 'r
EAST TWKNTIKTHSr south side beginning 24 r. inches eaS
AVENUE large and massive brick buidug built IN e most
substantial manner III g. inches font aud % it deem CIR
EAST TNENTtEIIlST south side aud EAST hlNhIEhN h'i
side adjoining the above the westerly side two splendid vacant
This valuable property comprising lots bng situated only one
block from the Eat River point where large vessels m
cafgoes very desirable for manufacturing purposes Nt ps
the will bo given. TERMS EASY MAPS ana pa,
c1 the Offices Of tho Auctolees No p hsssus " l. sal
WEDNESDAY Nov. II.
Al 70 o'clock, AZ Exchange Nae.roru. 80 lll BTn
GREAT SALE ~ NEW-lORK ani BROOkl1N PROPERTY Y 10
espte bv order Of Administrations Psueq - hereafter
Maps sre row ready Nassaus aui No l5 Montague '
Brooklyn . . 80
Ati2 o'clock Frhaule Saesoou No III EIoa1war. y J. an
25r VALUABLE LOTS. FINELY LOCATED IN TIE FihlNE
or NEWTOWE Particulars hereafter Map now really a. no 20
NasausL, ~ y, and No l57 Moutaguest, lrjokBn
TUESDAY. Nov II.
AZ p O'Clock 81 Exchange Saproon, No III hross1T
l0n SPLENDID FLATBISu LOTS ADJACENT TO fhtSFt'
PARK Entrance partcur neEt week M'4' Hil
hs ready AZ tie oGe, II the Auconee on iucst' NoT
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
6itu 8taI 6sfats for Salt.

(,FNTRAT, PARK-AVE.-FOR SALE, 40
v acres LAND hsdsOa. situated 90 the sS w.t. o. the % sO' &
f r 6.e@t Harlem Railroad Apply to g. NJ VALENTINE
No From st
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
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AT HENRY1 CITY AUCTION MAI J.
n n,tu o5 Tbl,,rirtst REGULAR public sa-G Of HOkhhs
cARRIAGES HARNEss RUGS WHIPS and EVERYTHING needed -
49, 80 d,i,gs Ar. he'd ster WEDNESDAY, sst SATURDAY
hrosghou N. ssr n Oeoe Ba'sp will ~s hed san o'
49,. stsb tr IgL dhrHr v0fk Il htts SAFES
stsr espscr rot Tie largest a'otnsn o new
,rd and Grs,t rrr o. hsrrs" AH' OF
md 80 very superior Psfk Phson' By Miner hispeen
VzTANTED-By a small family, pair of good
w CARRIAGg nOhSES duug tie Winter for i,IAse aud
sre bs. LII bs se stabbed sld gooed Address Post ohes Boz
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New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
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cIot,rits anO 9ru6isious.
FAMILIES can obtain strictly pure Cream Tar
tr S Snice Baking Powder good Mstche &yery cheap - The
ON Dr. ll l9i GgeeuHich,t yesey C0&Lhs 4O6GAN
TQuN DWIGHT & Co.,
O No. II OLDSIIP. NEW YORK,
Manufacturers Of
SATFRATUs SUpERCARB. SODA. go SODA. &e
AGENTS FOR HOSFORDs CRE'lI uR rAkrAA
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02
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Cultures anS aI,rtinas.
UNIVERSITY of the CITY of NEW-YORK.
The ANNUAL ELECTION By the Stockholders Of eight mes
n o, The Cornell viii place MONDAY NEXT Nor ~ IN hs
Cun Room at O'Clock The poll will be opea one hoaI
MONDAY LECTURES-EYERY DAY
~ OS PuRFNOLOGY, PHYSIOLOGY. AND PHlSloGSOhf,
AZ the SEw CLASS ROOM the phuoogicS Museum NJ SIS
Rrosiway win commence MONDAY, Nov at u O'Clock ADMIT
,ance cents or q tickets ior ~l
New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

Lsws k. N0op Alcionerr.
CRAWFORD, n. J.-By A. ID. MELLlCK, Jr,
~ BRO Auctouoers Dealers Boz NepJerey he ks.io No
Prest TUESDAY Nov lo 1860 ABSOLUrESALkoF lila
PLOTS Crawford l6 miles from Nf YORK b The G. r. r. of y J.
These lots handsomely situated elevation eommsnng hhe
ofths the surrounding country and within w. n
rAlk othe railroad station. Cr.n Is town, A. min
utes from NeeYork and four miles from katil su VEL 9psi
schools train will es re the
lberty-st Of u oe)cs he'feshmfns
before the Por a. sad tl
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New-York tribune., 1868-11-02

MoitHis WILKINS. A1ctinneer
EIRST-CLASS HOUSE on West Twrnty-iilth-
Il a. between Seventh std Eighth aves, a. AUCTION
T. H. LUDLOW Co wl sell A. aucon on TN NDl, nov. D
1862 O'Clock the Exchange Ssesroom, No l broaifaT:
WEST TWENTY FFrNSTIhe handsome, four sotT and bsse
nut hghsoop brcl O 81 and LOT No rs West ieet thh.
between Styth and th House 90 y shout
depth perfect aui has s convenience nh ifls
pendent vss both sides; Dot lt43 feet 5ucA~' The property j.
isrtel unl My 1902 5000 per anuun vA privilege of 'io
Nslt O ea.teriy val.
For may, aud Pemi.. srrly 90 ihe aaci'reer, C.5@
INVEST SIDE PROPERTY at AUCTION
W Nov TO- By MuLLfk WILKES Go cer ,ni il.I ie
independent hOtSk north fte " seventy st -
the Genital Park Il property ofeooks the Ias
and steps of the mineral sputg e skating pond lac
rsuie mall grounds lnrchack road chi1fens pay
grounds circle bouesri SC ot 2r sb stable o. rear Maps -
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