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New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
audiua Salts Of Sal Gslal,
ADRfss H. MrliEH Au-..or-sr
4 UCrlON SALE
rY % 81
VALUABLE LOIS
tLst.te .! HENRY REMsES, drcsssrd'
ti-

80 hg1lrl tef.lth trd Oaehuadret Ald
ArRIAN H MULLER. p T. NlLhlNS 90 Mi sell at au,Non oh
THURSDAY, April Ets :! y osocs al ihe hre.nass Ss@I5 son
kEN~EN, deceased:
GRAND BOVLEYARpe compiling TIE sntre es:ery t1n'
boulevard tstsceu one hundred s"etth AGd or
oerh TIE Eleventh sd houe'arl rsrr,t -
streets lAg oPs square Of rs evi With ID mont o. These
lot. ,
OteLuuise eeriL compiling ihe etre hon' beseeh Vie
B0u.sTari s4f ffntfay ,
ONRIUNDHED- AND ElGHTHST-n Lot che .ooth SIDE OF
shtL, comprising The catt "ons between We
Boals,afi sul reuts4sa .,
TFNT AyE-s Lots ~, ald Los % tie east sis q
TsnbAys Comprng the Tutre rrN between one hhftlhu
and Ogshuuid sthst' Aso Lot N ne 5sI %
TRIMS UP sALB wrLL BB LIBERAL
". o 81 @ tle Arcl0rscrs. No : Ptes. NFl
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miles below PourhFepse on the ant OF we
Io sting ~ cling houss, 42x6 feet With ving Ii4ii good
csr,vLoose eehouse SO scel ~ eHeeient ald we
IA ont esen Iburdaaes Of fruit &C. hoft hlhLhN No 10
BfOalHGT
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M pTNr-A dnn Summer RESIDENCE on

Ds,iepaos Poughkeeps!e staroom attached hoaSe con-
G oas and all the modern mpOyementsi large garden sn AZ
cii, visr Of Ehsnds river unsurpassed Apply 70 W u
isPLOR Dsves gace, PosgdkeePse. sr wM e. ANSAS No
Pue.s,. X Z
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lOl O8 ll2 and 40 eorrefo Fl psIeu
lars ss 70 gardens fruit 6c, 6c by letter hsues oil hAb"p
| pfheuj ''u' ~ 49, y PLATT GRAHAM Co,
| No q Cel.r.,t Rshvay N J.. neIl 70 PoItOhet
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Sutton Salts Of Eral Gstatt.

each containing plenty of closets bsuSes are well bni
marble antes hot ad cold water md al modern roT
mea eHkn lotOu good ghborboodi bne Of hat e
Harlem boa u Ninety second e. lbs ocauo 9nn
blocks Houses will BE- each day un sale Aefn'
IL. ~ l.ciinn No Na..an.sl ~ "
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01

~ SALE within driving distance NeHYok Tie house II
e. snshsd the expensive Ani perfect us1uer ng
ever modern iprovensnt Grounds comprise twelve all @
Rrersd laid oui IA lawn walks drives gardens ~ e
.s vev shrubbery and choice variety o Ut EyeEyh0g sp
serttR grou1ds ohe nOera and CAN'T dtacG
ksa VII Be sold m ruch Ices than Gud terms
A d. MRLLICK jr. L BROTHER, No. - Pne-st
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,,,oITT pFpCFN. n. Large. handsome

U,n,S1 S., PsIsds BetgsnsveA % bath hot
- & So, si gas good cr eight o o groand plenty o' ~.
sl . - Hudson City horse csrs, WIDEN
% be door every tea maaA Apply GEORGE hohio" on TIE
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01

Two ACRES with good House and Bira mile from depot
Apply T. v sHOTWELL No ll9 Westst, NeViof OF Pas
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01

t3 GOOD HOUSE AID acre io ten niD1iss Vsf non S'p-
sSw HOUSE with scrs o s6Ia5; minutes walk from depot
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01

,i iod With scenery siT Of ground, artistic
a laid outs m sceeDt orchard Of choice fruit m pa imported from
Fnce r5 ofheT climates; pears apples spco oherds peaches
80 % abundance vegetable garden Of about The
Of strawberries and other fruits The mansion IA 55I4
80 l. OF build and flushed tie costly
pscousy divided AMI comfort with water o aGd
co billiard and GnOkngrcoms aory, and laundry
stationary tubs and convenience for washing and Ironing
cers brick stable and carsgebouse kpe dollhouse with
choice gapes gardeners lodge W exchange for city property
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= COTTAGE, with 3 acres

o. ssk Of tue railroad depot TIE h3ase a o. 'one ha
,. stvl. contains I'VE rooms including Aeh asa
@ 1 si1oH, and bathroom second hoor ihere bas
m M premises se land 10 ~ 500 "
esrs ps., tbe door 1t FeSJ deT t o "a Co.,, xs~sri
ARMY 10 A LRMASSEuR Co.. cor DOA1 Au1 N'l'o 49, '
~ So s BrosA Nog.ioTE
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6uuntrp 8tal Gsiait for Salt.
GREAT SALE OF
SELECTED KANSAS LANDS !
AT AUCTION!
In Tracts not Exceeding 100 Acres.

SALE COMMENCING JUNg 2p Iass, IN THg CITY or LAW
RENEE, KANSAS
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GOOD House ard BARN with y acres pen oi .rt situated y
e e. hvu depot, on Of .ls pfileipsl avenues
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01


On h Ap 1858 No III Broadway Of two desirable LOTS
and Baya With Vie brick SIOkbS
aud HOTEL thereon. known Nd the W0RDBN HOUSE
UAET Plaintiff d. HANIkf, keieree
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01
At FAIRFIELD, Conn, on the New-York
n IA S.1 sve Rs!road for SALE RESIDENCE staats3

the center Of tie usgs Ia of the most eligible
,s,op 81 minutes drive from station and half mile from Tire
S..sh wh Is unsurpassed Tor bathing b. any other locality the
Haven. The house IL built iu the best manner
BY 3D. With extension p BY p has u
o0ms closet bathroom urnAee large barn. with tang or
yoq, ho sG poultry yard. oOachmab hOnse also cot
osntanng sud sc The grounds consist o. E acrs
soc shrobberV ard trees 'front.' vegetable siel Of hfee guar
"" " ~ a1ie aa P.''-''t W u j How No Y Plr..,t
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FOR SALE.

ONKERS.-TwO-stOry and basement and
atu HOUSE kitchen aud cellars in basenen phror "
brary dining with dumb TaieD frat aoor si ed .os 900
second foor; three Furnished 10 ac ot over
handsomely laid river view IS staten lauq goou
stable aud carriage house; win he sold Al price lst vi" Ns's" very
desirable for gentleman wishing 6Be place
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01

NkN UP TOWN HOlNtS w
Three dsarabls troory. basement aud sqbes oeA
ph.i,hia bricf fronts trimmings aud pi,.As A
on be soab SIC Snseths ls feet lsches sAst 0i aus a.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01

NOR SALE or TO lEI-At Madison, New
ersev COTTAGE pleasantly situated having rooms on ID
6rt four second with about teous Of su acre
good garden well frued with variety o. caoee trees, bfP
S.mih,r, small Green House ice House tfL NHu ts
minutes depot given Lat Of May Apply
j. G. POTTS. No. p CeiEr-ft
New-York tribune., 1868-04-01

GENERAL LAND AGENCY-LINCOLN,
VI EEBgAsXA Best Of reference. given. 4. ). CROPShI
HOUSE for SALE-At Huntington, l.. l.. 30
miles from Keg'iork by railroad or ean6oat hrs,e,as,
with without Furniture with the acres OF
lad graper summetholss wood house. arasehouse &C. Fine
water Yos way desirable Sale peremPiory and property
cheap Terms CASH Apply No d Nassaust Room No oro
A. COEANT huntington L. Thu Is worthy Of any gentleman
LII tn.-l I'd rnnrLIE
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NATIONAL GUARD.
NJ. ROMERO.


ADJUrAsr-GESERAL's OFFICE ALBANY, March Is, 1868.
The following named officers have been COM
Snissloped by the Commander-n-Chef OF the National
Guard during the week ending March Al:
On Rsqinent of Infantry McGronige, Second
Lieutenant with rank from February lOth vice D. BURKE
az Regiment Of Iafanty-A Glno Dunn, Adjutant
with rank from February 2eth vice John Duriee pro
NOTED. g., ,..o..,.
with rank from February 18TH vice Robert Donald pro-
is@ Rsgtmsnt-Charles c. Hallock Captain, with rank
from March 18th, vice A. Smith, j., resigned John ~
Powell First Lieutenant with rapk nom December ~
1855 vice Charles c. Hallock promoted ~.
asd ReoinenL In(dillrg.-Edward Il. Choate, FIRST
Lieutenant, with rank from February Nh, vice a. -
Harness resigned Robert Prince Jr Second Lieutenant
noted Hamilton Fulton Second Lieutenant, with rank
from February 2ist vice b. y Burtis resigned .,.h
25M Regiment Ilfdntrg.-J0hn Apply, CApkein, WIN
rank from March nth vice Anoes Pl1lnVtee nond
Lsatenan with rank from March 9th, vice stephen KID
TSts Reciusn-Wiiliam Manson Major. with rank from
January 10th vice Dayia meLean iSade oaray-
Robert n Cook, Second Lieutenant with RANK rom feD
ruary sd, vice 0Donnell, resigned
The following designations Of officers In the Nstlonai
Guard, g. r. Y, have been accepted by the Commander
inOhief during the week ending March al sL
IiA Brigade Gen. Jessie c. Smith, fun discharge
ca Rscs@.nt-cspt VIM. +. oReilly, March 10th
Capt Casper Schneider. March 2oth Quartefmaser "N
7M Re0lment~cspt e. Rogers, March 10th; ,
yh ReifDeBt-Capt Eugene DurDln, Marcn 2Oth -
lSn Regment-second Lieut.. Joseph kettenpaen'
IA, 4. Reglwent oaralrv-seOond Lieut. George Eull
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN MARKETS

~ ATLANTIC TRIBUNE.
LosDos, March 2Tl0 m-Consols are quiet al 0dsJt for
pop,y and American securities at this hour quoted
A. follows United States Five Twens 72lG1l Erie Railway shares
4si Illinois Central shares, SOL
LoSDos March rs mConso closed 9)d9J for money aud
account United FveTweutes M Illinois Central s Erie
Railway shares Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated bonds 29i
PniSKYoRr 27-Uuted States FeTwenty bonds
T5i 459 for the obi issue
PsnKyoRT March 1s mUned States bonds closed firm
E.d55i. ...t
LIVERPOOL March 2Il2 uThe Cotton market active and
prices have ,ysneed Id American descriptions since the opening
The the we.h ending las, evening we're 800 bales ueud
ing export and speculation The total stock Of cotton
In por shybosd present estimated at 3S 600 bales OF
which @ American The market has been generally qa, and
e.dt with moderate doing thought that the
Of dy will sIe.ed by 5000 footing
nc ,t IS 900 bales The following the quotations at this hour
milling UpAnd, lOd Mddng Orleans lOd There arge bust
mes, doing sve and prices have advanced Oid for
Mailing Uplsuds. Circulars Issued to-day give the total
,,o,L 81 Cotton Of all sorts snost aud bound this
mort at 3 bales h, estimated that least 49, 900
b are United STATES The BTessugs market Is
timer and ready; I'll the articles In the list have materially advanced
Flut 36 per Western Canal Wheat l6 Genital for
California white and ~ for No Red Western Corn, as y
ia, Tor Mred w.srb Barley, $40 v bush o's q, bush
P.,s IS quarter Bacon tJ Cumberland Cut Cheese
IS per ew Beef 1901 Dbl for Extra Prime
N Lard 81 per Pol 79 per Dbl for Eastern Prime Mess
sug. for No. u Dach Standard Rosn, 69 ert for
Common North Carolina and li for Medium Turpeutue 81 per
evt Tslo~ a9 Lnseed Gales, Rl0 Isl v tun for thin
lous feeding Spirits Petroleum, u gall Refined Petroleum.
i9pergall
LIssyoo A,Sh s1s pThs c9!t2a uArsss e0'a esaiaa'
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rI1r norsroN.sr. HoMIcIpE.

The inquest over the body Of Harry West
colt alias Wallace who died from the effect of violence
received Tuesday morning last at the hands of Pat
rick D. Bynes. in the house Of prostitution No IS East
Houston ST., concluded yesterday at the Coroners
office. The only witnesses examined were Ellen Sl1tn
detective James Irving Bernard Cotter ana Hngn riley
The testimony OF detective Irving and Ellen smith cor
rObOrated the account previously given Inc testlnony
Of the two last named witnesses totally irrelevant
and proved nothing except that the deceased was seen
upon the street early In the evening intoxicated ana
had made some vague threats against an unknown sa-
lOOn-keeper, The submitted to the jury, whO
after brief elaboration, rendered verdict that the
deceased TO his death from blows received at the
hands of Patrick D. Byrnes together with stamping and
heating him In such manner as 70 cause congestion OF the
brain and DEATH The prisoner who is native OF Ireland
a years old aud proprietor Of liquor saloon at No q
East HousOn-st told the following story On the night
question, at about l20 o'clock was coming toward
No As East Houstonst. and heard noise. proceeded
upstairs que the disturbance and was assaulted by
the party and thinking my life In danger and asI
trying leave the ROOM Harry Westeot seized me by
against my head tried TO extrcae myself by singing
nm forcbly across the ROOM and, getting dsengsged
left the room Further than that have nothing 10
The prisoner then departed in the custody OF officer
The papers were submitted TO Attorney Hail. and
thew were soon returned with the following Endorsement
cat the best rather worst the oense 10 mansaugher
IN the fourth degree bail In s20O aud papers to Grand
Jury A. o. H., D. A." In accordance with this opinion
the prisoner last evening baled by Coroner Flynn
IN the sum named
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.


TELEGRAPH .
OsWEGo March 2TFour- sl for No Spring 4l2 81 Tor Red
Winter 50 for white and Sl 5Od SIS for Double Extra
PHILADELPHIA March 2CO0n advanced g. PennsyTana anu
Ohio EIirs Flour slldsl2; Fancy, $3.50 *la $500 -
OswEGO " March 2Four quiet and unchanged Wheat scarce
BuEPlLo " March 2-Makets generally dull bat few trans
action. are repoed-t IS City Ground Flour 81 80 for
wauke Club Whea 81 % for New Corn on the track
March 2-Pl0uT active but unchanged Wheh more
active and advanced 2d2ici No resb ~ Ot NO. 81 vt
lers at die fresh receipts s2lds3 nominal a9 O.
active Regular SIT d59ic Fresh 5 d59.c Receipts odsy
bb Flour Wheat 5000 bush Corn 1900 bush Oss
200 Live Hog. Shpmens-6o0 bbs Flour oOOO bush Wheat
liOOO bush Corn Is 900 bush Oats 1900 Dressed Hogs 1890
LOUIS March 2-Tobaeeo active and hgher Lugs 50
Filters and Wrapper 7dl8c Bright Leaf l6dc Gotten qe
Mdng 2 Receipts todsy-32o bbA Flour lJo bush
Wheat Corn 200 d. Oats 220o do Barley 700 do Rye
CINCINNATI, 2T-Ms Pork nomnaly unchanged Bulk
and Clear Sides d5 and sugMCured Hams shieh are
quoted 8al8lc dull l6dl6c for Country and City .
TOLEDO March 77FOur quiet Wheat firm Amber held ~ ~
LOUISVILLE March 2Tobscco aeyei sales lSJ nhds a. % "
ass Is for Jugs.
MExPH March 27-Cotton excited receipts today $500 bales
exports, 3. 30 bales stock, 1908 bales $1,000,
March 2-Coon asive sales to-day, 5000 bales
Mddng 25c receipts $50 bae exports 2lO bales Sterling BANK
wLNsGToN ~ c. March 2Spir rurpentne Grin t60e Roans
grades demand Strained 81 rs No 50 20 Cot
ton buoyant; Miidlngs, 2Jc Tar, 81 O5. =.
CaARLEsroN c., March 2Coon active and advanced tdfc
saes 1000 bales Mddng 2Sta2Sc receipts tJJ bAe' exports TO
sayisSaa Ca March 27-Mddlnss Use sales 800 bss' re-
huGrsr 2saes 200 bales Cotton receipts 80 bales
MiIdlBg. "a. dl3c , ,oo
MOBILH Ala March 2COtton closed 6m at 2f.c receipts oo5
bales; stock, 81 ,591 bales -
SAN FRANcCo March 2Pour declined Extra 50 Supsriue
81 25 Wheat dull; Choice, ~ 50. Legal Tenders ut
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THE GREAT ERIE BATrLE-A STAY OF PRO

Richard ScheH agt. the Erie Railtcay Co., and
others.-Eu1reme Chan,bers.-An application
made in the early part OF this week Judge Ingrahem
for stay OF proceedings in this suit pending the appeal
OF the defendants from Judge Barnards order appoint
ing John A. OsgoOd receiver OF the proceeds OF the
stock, &C. This application denied, Judge Ingraham
expressing his unwingness TO interfere with the orders
OF coordinate Judge Subsequently the affidavit Of
Mr. Eaton attorney for the Erie Railway Co.. stating that
the appeal intended in good faith and the ada
Wits Of the senoaphic reporters OF the proceedings be-
fore Judge Barnard Judge Ingraham granted order
TO show why the proceedings OF the plaintiff and
receiver should not be stated returnable the first
Monday OF April next, with a stay In the meanwhile.
The order has been served the plaintiffs attorneys.
will be put stop collection Of the proceeds OF the
stock and to temporarily suspend all the powers Of
Mr.. Osg0od as receiver
THE ERIE WAR IN TIE CHICAGO BOARD OF
TRADE.
CHICAGO, March 27-ResolutiOns were read
Change, today and TO be taken up for action to-
railroad from the West to the seaboard and condemnng
Commodore Vanderbis action In seeking 10 control the
travel and commerce OF the Northwest The following
resolutions speak for themselves:
Rrd That hereby pledge sympathy influence and patron
such lines OF c conducted their merits will stOrd
That this Of Trade tolls
produce enacted the Ee Canal eNoonAe ard cacute TO-
aud derDg from the Lakes the Mississippi River
that eligible the water 10 the sesboa he
teemed eligible be beyond the reach Of competition
the realize when late 20 retrieve their OT Long
forbearance Is rot acque,cenee In eItorion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28

the following authorised quotations. MdS Upui, 10. sod
Mddins Orleans OialOd The saIes of the dag foot up
1900 bales Advicss from Manchester favorable. The
market for Goods ard Yarns Is advancing The Bread
stuff. market closed strong the following quotations.
Corn GA Wheat 1871 for White California and 1919 for No. Red
Western Barley s6 Oats az Peas &c g. Flour $40 Beef 1901
Pork 49,. Land 6'. Cheese. sS6 Bacon fI Sugar a'6
Ron-Coumon, &c Medium, 49, Turpentine, 3d. TAloW ta
Refined Petroleum. 49, Spirits Petroleum H. Lnseed Cakes S H.
ANTWERP March market steady and STANDARD
White is quoted at ~ francs y Dbl
ASrwERP March 77EyESrSeThe Petroleum market closed i~
Standard White a. francs
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THE ERIE WAR IN TIE CHICAGO BOARD OF


TIE EVENING HIGHSCHOOL COMMENCEMENT.
The evening schools of this city were inst
ued about years for the advantage OF youth and
young anxious TO learn but whose time during the
day was necessarily occupied with other things Since
then schools been largely attended and they
may DO credited with having borne large harvest OF
good results. In them however. instruction given
only in the ordinary English branches and at last 1t Oc
CURED TO certain members Of the Board Of Education
that possibly there might be who would avail them
selves OF further advantages If such were offered In puI
OF tins ideaand experiment. tins High SCHOOL,
which, its name Indicates, was Intended to give tut
ton I'm advanced studies was organized IN the Autumn
Of 1861 IL proved popular at once the number OF names
Of wOudbe students registered the inaugural night
being alone sufficient 90 insure its The regular
attendance during the opening term fell little short OF 800
aud the second session OF six months, which was even
more successful than the first has just closed and the
commencement entertainment In honor OF the event was
given last evening at Seinway Hall NOtwthstandngthe
rain least 1900 persons present hng the build
ing and OVERLOOKING Into the passage The advance
occupied by the pupils who varied IN age from
twelve 10 thirty five and who all well dressed and
intelligent looking The exercises, opened with prayer
by the Rev Dr. BuTchard, consisted OF composition and
defamation In English French. German and Spanish,
iuterspersed with and dramatic recitation the
whole showing proficiency Of no common order. The
German recited by Master James Finay bright
looking little fellow Of about 10 years were especially
well received. Appropriate aud interesting addresses
made by the Hon John X. Brady. Mayor Holman,
Horato r. Allen esq and others, and the audience dis
persed at a late hour.
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THE WEATHER.

FswYoRH Hour Their. Bar. Wird Hour Tier Bar. VIVID
March Ill D.l2 W. go 1896 =. w.
SO 3l05 w. BY Q 4to 1885 w.
$50 500 y W, bys. II i4o 1855 W.
RE~ARKs-Mornng-A little haIy O'clock haEy harry
overcast Ahernoop-Overesst cloudy commenced TO
rain Sis Eyenug-Aung 9;45 30; raining
III The bernomeical range for JanusyThe mercury falls lower
th. any the year, this month most always colder
than February II the month Of the common
temperature at NJ Is TO- at o (rbe tenn used The
Pebuay) About
The falls los and rises high as 6o About
falls low from y 10 l below reached
these points Of January 3, 1856 The extreme range for this
then 10 than other month
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28
MUSIC

Ole Bull gives a concert at Steinway Hall this
afternoon, and another this evening.
An interesting feature in the Chamber Music
soiree tonight at irving Hail. Will be the octet by spohr
The concert tomorrow night at Steinway
Hall will Introduce Miss Jenny Landsmann Mr. DE Meyer
Mr. Lstemann, and Signor Ardayani. The orchestra Will
perform two movements Of Schuberts unfinished sym
phouy in b minor the overture TO William Tell dirge
Inv Jerome Hopkins, and quadrille by Strauss.
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o~1 O,xcr or Corn

Will bs svsn for every adaIte.,on found BAs
p IoN COyEE" This Coffee roasted ground and sealed A
p,ti letters ps,sn. from the United states Government
An the Aroma saved and the Coffee presents rich glossy appear
,rc. Rverv family should H. 1t heen to twenty per esn
srop pure Coffee" one in ever twenty contains
For sale ywhere your grocer does
keep coffee will &c. for send Iour orders is"
In. L,fto b. 7. BABBrr,
No. g., S. g. g. So Co. 70. n l, nGons.. TT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28

DR.. GRANTS advertisement Of Iona and other
choice Gape-ynes for sale, should attract the atteH-
ton of all fruit-growers. Those who contemplate
extensive Vine growing will probably not again
find choice plants cheap as these will be sold; but
every man who has farm or even garden should
plant at least dozen GrapeVines forthwith Let ms
unitedy resolve that good Grapes for the table shall
become as cheap and common as Apples, wherever
they will thrive and mature. We bespeak general
attention 10 Dr. Grants profiers.
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

BUHRRY, CATHARINE st. Msry's Cbarch HobOkeu.
CONE, ORSoN O.. BOundbrOok N. J.
DHPoREsT, C. RUSSELL N X. Church, Eighty slrth e.
FRANCIS Mn CArHARINE A., CaVnI Bapuss Church. Wsss
TwentJ. thirtst
GALLAGHER Mr., SUSAN No 100 Goereksl
0ABAUnAN, Lieut. EDWARD c. 81 Lukss Charch.
CRIMSON. ELLEN. Eighth ave aud Fihieth o.
HlEB Oracle EDNA, No. r5 WasbiBgtonh ID
AAgAIyEE, NIs JANE IL, 11 LaxlasDRua
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GENERALLAND OFFICE.

Commissioner Wilson has received from the Sur
MINI the Of the Of three
additional townships and ska Counties embracing Of
10 Indian village situated Of the Townships and
considerable under cultivation The few settlers this locality
engaged 10 the lumber trade.
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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.
PORT OF NEW. YoRK.......aARca
ARRIVED.

ARRIN I'D.
Steamship Denmark Br) Thompson Liverpool 18th inst. via Queens
town and a pas, the National steamship Co March Is
ss passed one e Of he Anchor Line .teanbP Ha6
Sssmsbp ssntas5 De Cuba Smith Aspnw, March 49, mdss
urs and az pass to North American steamship Co
Steamship Niagara Brakeman. Norfolk, with mdse and pass 10 n H.
Bs Amazon tof st. John F. Brascomb days sugar order
scHo0sEKs-EWER AND CoAsTwisz
S s.r,b L ssss@ N0'i''l fiS.S.b Sor~.IE
Rv tan SeS.p,v.n PbeniI New.Iiavso.
Z : Jsss,oa Ro.,S WHY 3 Mans,% PIo.isn's.
President Clinton EikiD Croner Gloqeester
Caroline Corsia Fall River Oceanu, Providence
Warren Cold Spring Nelson North SonsPSsT s,,,,,,.
Chase, Rocklsnd ,; d. hssam h0r'apo'"
ia. s Hosa,n Yew.IIsyea phoebe Elizabeth HssHaven.
s 5 R RsgSs PSs rSI''ad Eorsse IT, Sor.aif
samT p Howell Providence Orlando Smith, Por,ehes.sr.
Ms. Gd Sae0 Ss1 Bedford D.as McPs SsSBsdfo
BELOW
Bark Palestiua Sicily IS days lemons Permission Co.
SAILED.
ship Alexander Msr.ha Lyerpso bark Catalina for St. Jaso DO
Cuba brig cen'aur, for Goars, Cab.
Brig marine Maitland n 81 bound to Portland, March o. lat
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28
NAVY GAZETTE.

Dispatches have been received at the Navy Depart
Volunteer Lieut. Commander Edward Hooker Commanding
Idaho announcing the arrival Of that vessel at Cape
Cape Of Good Hope amer passage VI "a Jays from Rio JaneFo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-28

Mr. Theodore Tilton Editor Of The Independent, re-
turned from his Western lecturing tour on Thurs
day, after an absence Of two months,