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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10
6ountrp Etal estzt, fcr SaIt.

Gountrp Ttal estats for SaI'
4 FARM or COUNTRY SEAT of - acres for
~ SALE, EXCHANGE orr LHE buildings modern aud new
POTTER BEOTHERS BtLLAMY. 10 Pin.si
A BARGAIN NEAR NEW BRUNSWICK.-A
- splendid PARM Of ~ Of superior laai al urderirain-
large modern Bugs Apple Pear and two Peach Via ne 40
ecEs nhhohooi ouequier nile from dcpo took, crops
AID tools worth 400; farm a1d I'll. Sl1,G00
J. s FERGUSON Co. 30. % Ni'sslst Room No -
A TTENTIONl-Chea FARM and FRUIT
N LANDS VILLAGE LOTS WATEB-POwRks ff ShLB At
Brcksburgh Ocean j. - miles from New rsfoa
climate i and IroFebsy healthy water s td pure no lever s
Aeue price per acre 80 ana upsar- eay IoI az
al maps address IS above HoLI Ageli u BncklrEh
AT ORANGE, N.J-NILLAS, VILLA SITES
- ard FAIiS great variety beautifully situated houf from
EevYok sALE oH. Aso CoaI seat snd Helses TO LIT M
year, BY BLACKWELL Smith No 15 Broli"AL
sevlort. 9io u Oaage corner hAa aae Coar So 10
DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
~ - Of hui suitable F tuiiag o near leT's %
Northern " Railroad hour from TIE city l. oicIe ~ bhrstn
N. A rutland 30. beekmtn-st, New iorl.
EOR SALE-In the Town of Oyster Bay
Long Isaua BOARD MILL. perfect WoIlag oreT srso'
1856 zine beating engines and hoard uaef ard sell
adapted tho STEADY bead ~ wa OF
power for heI PAT cuas ayf 10 Hpbi fhAH
els Receiver No 81 Beavert Acslof1 " o. the premises a. 10
eust VALLEY
HARMS, COUNTRY SEATS, and HOUSES and
LOIS in NspJsrssF from : 90 efn0o
sa all J. X FERGUSON Co No . Nsflu St hoou No -
NOR SALE-A PLACE, 80 miles from New
i from Harlem Railroad Of y acres 81 Loies lad ueaJ
uh fruit including Gnoat 40 gats apple trees ui
with 20 and ug strsan - water Al
tho door ouhngs order Atftr neigh
boLoo and good SCHOOL, reasonable ana AL terms cAJ
Adifess l. Il LANE Sing sHg y l.
u
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6Oyt.

60 Th.
80
ITO RENT-The FACTORY (Shell and Wheel
xorks aud SO (new namher West fven'y.ioartsst
near Tntve with machinery II desired Can be had for
term q years Steam blast furnace oges hydraulic peea
isbes Ge Applg 10 HOTCHKIsS SONS. No. ~ Bcekmanst
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Cbant.s for gnsintss lltu.

RRlCKS.-A practical BRICKMAKER anC
- eabs bushes Ia1, slEg u engage h he bues
u irsIe opening By applying CHARLES sHULTZ
Poet q West Eefeufh.st. kesY orh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-11
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

AT OUR HORSE AUCTION MART, "a DUANE STREET,
n By JOHN L. vANDEWATER, Auctioneer.
THIS DAY, at IL M. prompt
Regular sale OF Horses Wagons and Harness. consisting Of
some superior ottng road family and work stock in
part
Fast trotting 5 hgh years old driven
by Hiram Woodruff in public in is very handsome,
blemsh the property Of sporting gentleman To be sold
without reserve. (See specially
Very fine gray Messenger Horse genuine sire out of
Norman mare lb high old is stylish snowy rangy
and spirited pleasant driver of fine ambition, gated
splendid roadster will rot In three minutes to-day, and il
perfectly sound and kind without vice trick also shift
Ing top Dusenbury Van pusen Buggy Wagons Harness.
spirited driver tro in 3l0 sired by Champion;
ror family or road Horse warranted sound and kind and
worthy of attention.
Gray family business Mare l5H high years old good
and true to all harness. fine driver gentle good roadster
powerfully developed rugged and hardy and warranted sound
and kind
Celebrated fast Troer; raised in Toga county, sired
by H. Clay out of trotting mare; 15 hgh years old,
stylish driver kind gentle and in all has troed
In public in :3 and will tro in 240 in condition. is
ranted sound and kind and warranted every way.
Independent of the above other choice
trottfng road and family Horses Particulars at sale.
Also fifty Sets single and double Harness. close consgn
ments.
Six Sets buggy harness. covered and lined mountngs
oreide and sivered; warranted.
Six Sets covered and lined mounting coupe and phaeton
Harness.
God and silver orede, mounted hand made of the best
Broadway make.
Wagons top Buggy, with top. Phasons Rockawsys
&C.. and second handed.
Sale at IL O'clock Stock TO be seen at II.
Dunn arrest
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THE TURF.

nsas,s q & my S1:v
FIRST R.or-rur.. 4 gE}RSE gsSSl-slS AZ =
ss so to 1 1S ss g. to ss sss
ssGpsD E1Gnrs mir q s-For all horses tina. have
g. Ms s & 20 harness July
SIPS to second Sse' harness. '''' '''
FIRST Rcrrarse acSSD oi OFo, DAS a. horse, n,, have
s
ST eeSI RACE Of s7oo-For all horses tina. have
e heats best three in five, harness. 5lOO rs $20O
second SiO0 to third h0Tsaf rarRp pAv
FIRST RAoE-PIrse Of saoo-Free for all horses, except
three IN aye in harness. $50 FIRST $500 second, $3.50
SECOND RAoE-Purse of ssOo-For all horses that have
Me seS sS to IN or 70 July %
10 per cent? three or more to al
entries must be addressed to Vosburgh Treasurer pier
the Fashion Any horse entered in the
money horse 'iSs shs hea ED
shall only be entitled to the the first St premium m NO.,
F.w. vosDURGH, Treasurer.
Horse leave for the Island Park every minutes
THE TRoTTING STALLION COMMODORE WANDER
By Eyslyks Hambleonn viii stand for the season,
the the Fashion C9nre LIST September ending Decen
'0 s' H0is Eb@SHRD SSnsS DhIEY ss Asen sSeEe'
SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
~ sale-Medicines for all diseases Prepared Food for
mockng birds at b. DOyEYS, Nos and Greene street,
corner of Canal.
A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
n FRANCIS BUTLER No. Peck slip. Buffers Infa
hbe Mango Cure and Flea EXterninator 75c Buffers
work, "a Extra stock Dogs. Ferrets for sale.
CRICKET
" Az England Eleven
twenty-five of New York.
This great match will of the grounds OF the St.
Georges Club, West Hoboken,
September i6. II and 1S.
Admission so cents match tickets, 81.
Take Hoboken ferry and horse Morris Essex
Railroad 10 far end of the tunnel also Jersey City ferry and
horse cars TO Five Corners.
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EUROPE.
CAUTION.

(tACTiON.
u The undersigned sole agent for Mesrs A. Guinness Son
Co Extra Foreign Stout beg 10 the public against
forged he and 10 state that this no shumcns
OF Stout guaranteed genuine without patent capsule,
bear M their trade mark iberepn
DuBLfN, sept. J, 1905. EDWARD 4 JOHN BURKE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-11
WATCHES, .IEwELRY, Sc,

FRANKFIELD CO.. JEWELLERS, goo SIXTH
n. Avenue, corner Fourteenth street, 35 Eighth 9e,
corner rwentysxth pfee Petenees ard f,ie gauuactu
Cuckoo Clocks agents for tbc Wslhnm aud a Amer
icsp Watches; Wholesale aud Te,aL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-11

A FOR POSITIVE SALE THIS DAY, BY PUBLIC
IA. auction at No. Duane street. at II H. prompt the fast
trottng horse Joe Bowers 16 high, old driven
BY the late Hiram Woodruff in October 1885, in public
pose: and has never Seen on the Y k since n ne rapid
show b the watch and warranted sound and
kind without bemish; he 10 the property Of sporting gen.
teman sold only of pecunary
ments This horse valuable for sporting and track
poses and sold without reservation limitation.
John L. YANDEXATER. Auctioneer. "a Duane I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-11
AT JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAsSELL's
IA HORSE AUCTION MART,
li2 East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
REGULAR SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY.

Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
horse lne viii ind il to their advantage give us cali
Our dealings almost exclusively with merchants and
straightforward principles which govern honorable
people In other branches of trade
We give the purchaser Of every horse that h warranted
Our down town Office at 80 Nassau street. opposite the
Post ce where register kept OF Horses Carriages &C.
private and public sales Liberal advances made every
'n'nS IN tue CXTALoGUE cltTe ALoeU OF To.pAY's SALE
Private Family Establishment comprising team bright bay
Horses long tails and name, Is hands, years. kind in
and warranted sound kind and every respect together
With city made vicSr n good % order set gold mounted
Elegant Basket Phaeton, with rumble seat in complete
Bay Hambeonan Horse, long and tail, 16 hands,
years. Kind and true In all harness and under saddle free
from vice. fast trotter and good STYLE together with top
city made Harness. Bankets Whip, &c.
SPLENDID iron gray trottne Colt sired by the General Knos
stallion, who trots IN 2 out of thoroughbred 10
hands, this month kind all harness. free from vice,
superior warranted to rot In 80 sound
built byw H. Gray. used but six weeks set Harness.
SIX eecan, top Wagons top Pony Phaetons Rockaways
Black horse Frank sired by the Harris horse who tros in
2t0, he by Ethan Allen dam fulbloodcd imported Eng
ish running named and imported by Mr. Hutchinson;
1b bands years. kind and true all harness. under
saddle free from vice. tros inside of three minutes
Black Mare 10 hands, years, kind and true in all har
and under saddle free vice. good horse
good sty together with light Business Butchers Wagon
Family Road Establishment comprising team bright
Horses long tails and Names l5A hands, and years. kind
ro road and warranted sound together with
half top Park Phaeto and set of double c H1Tnsss
Merrick, he by old Black Hawk dam quarter blood Black
Hawk mare i5 hands years Kind and true IN all hsIness
warranted sound.
@ c top ss G S % .s
We postpone a sale on account OF the weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-11

GuNDAf hOhNlNG BOAT FOR NEwBURC.-FARE
~ % cents. Itesttaner THOMAS COT,f,YER leaves the
pes i9i OF warren street every SUNDAY morning at ~
oGott ihryoufth street at ~ O'Clock, anding Nou.
kois Hastings" D2tbs Ferry, lrvnpon sng sing, haver.
gaw Coascs, 'od siting and Cornwall Returning caves
NewDuis ~ iSV l. "a, arriving In New ork att 4. A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-11
FINANCIAL.

DIyIDEND:-THE SAVAGE SILVER MINING COM
IL pany$e In gold share, payable llth inst at the
agency Of the Bank OF California
LEES A WALLER, No. 30 Pine street.
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LOR KEY WEST, HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS
Regular uniiea states Mail Line,


sailing on the lst and 18th OF each month.
The steamship CUBA, Capt. John NJ Dukchart
The above nrst csss steamship having Accommodations un
surpassed or elegance and comfort WI leave from Brown
Wharf, Baltimore, ND Tuesday, Sept l5 al O'clock
~ Passengers by this route VIII nearly mes Of ea
taye and nave nc prnse o. soppins nt Phiia epha "a
Baunore without additional charge for frci. ht or uas
ssse apply 10 b. h. iiA- ELL 4 co.
~ aud ~ BToaawav.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY DAY BOATS CHAN T. .
~ time and reduction OF fare.On AM ter Tuesday,
September ~, the q. VfBBARD and DANIEL DREW will
leave Desbrosses A. NJ and Thirty fourth
el6. Fare S.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-11

gy,oYs-TAyIoR,s NEW PATENT DOLLS HEADS
and Figures in other material light exquisitev
finished and very cheap Frames Mats and Passe par
tous of evsry desien OF entirely material they being all
one piece no Joints any part Trade supplied and State
Rights Tor sale Address Tayurs Manufacturing company,
Qulniard Ironworks Busr 81 corner OF Eleventh street aud
avenue ID.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-11

THE TRoTTING STALLION COMMODORE WANDER
BILT and the noted young stallion WILLIE SCHEPER,
by Rysdyks Hambletonan will stand for fall season.
the Fashion Course hegznng LIST September ending Dece
ber Terms lUO for either horse payable at time of service
EDWARD DALEY, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-11

EoR CHARLESTON; s: G, THE FLORIDA @ PORTS
LINE-The Al fast and reliable steamship MONTEREY,
Ryder, commander will sail Thursday 18th instant, At
NJ. II river foot of Wall street. Through
bills OF adng all points South and Southwest Agents In
Charleston (Ravene forward nll goods free OF
mission. ARTHUR LEARi, 73 William street.
The dne steamship sARAGosSA will sail on the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-11

DRovINCE OF SAC PAULo BRAZIL
$40 PAULO RAILWAY.
daily train 10 and from Santos Sac Pauo and J,udabv
running within thirty miles Of Camplnas
JANUARY !, 1855. J.. J. AUBERrIN, Superintendent.
NB-The booking oce In Santos will be open gor tickets
and luggage on the arrival Of the boats from Nio.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-11

NOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
IT New York and Charleston steamship Company's hrst
~ MANHATTAN, Captain M. a. woodruff,
on Saturday September 2 At M sailing from pier No.
North river.
Superor accommodation for passengers
The JAMES ADGER win follow Thursday. September
l6 ,u ~
South and Southwest In connection with the South
Carolina Railroad, and with steamers TO + orita ports.
| HENRY H. MORGAN 4 CO., Agents, 26 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-11

MAINE STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND.
Nl reduction In fare and change Of days of sailing.
The steamships DTRfGO and FRANCONIA will leave pier
8s East Monday and Thursday, 'nt O'Clock r. ".
Passage to Portland, including staeroom, S5 cabin pas
sage 81. Meals extra.
These Portland with the Grand Trunk
RAILWAY for Montreal Quebec other points in Canada
the west with the international Steamship Com
pany Eastport, Calais and st. John, " b.; also with
steamship Caroa for Halifax, s. leaving Portland every
Goods forwarded 10 parts OF Maine Freight received
daily Bills OF iading signed at oGlce pier.
For freight or passage apply to
]. F. AMES. Agent, pier 80 East river
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-11
Personal.

A RE YOU SICK, BABY, o. WHAT IS THB MATTER!
"a Please write OF teIsssfaph. PEACH AND CREAM.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-11

EOR SAVANNAH, GA.-FALL ARRANGEMENTS
Regular resumed On and after this date the de-
partures Will Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays fol-
lows:-
SAN SALVADOR, Captain Nickerson, Saturday, septem
VIM X. GARRISON, Agent, No: Bowling Green
LEO Captain Dearborn Tuesday, September 10, from
pier 16 East river, at 3P. NJ. -
MURRAY FERRIS CO., Agents 81 and 81 South street;
H. from per s6 North river, atSP M. oo.
LIVINGSTON. FOX 4 Co.. Agents, SO Liberty Street
Through through bills of ,ading signed In
connection with Central Railroad OF Georgia Through
tickets Central Railroad OF Georgia. Atlantic
and Gulf Railroad and Florida steamers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

BIG SroRIEs.-There are some pretty
large stories on the fourth page this week
in regard to raising potatoes, but having
tried our hand little at these famous
kinds this year, we are prepared to be-
lieve almost anything in regard to their
producing qualities. If one pound will
grow seventy-seven (as we proved) in a
sand heap, and with a six weeks drouth,
there is no limit to what they will do
only give them fair chance.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

SEED PoTAToEs.-By reference to adj
vertisement in this paper the reader will
notice that the celebrated Goodrich Seed
lings are offered for sale in limited guam
titles. These new varieties are fast su-
persedins the old kinds, as they are free
from disease, of excellent table quality
and great producers. Four hundred
bushels to the acre is not an uncommon
yield for the Harrison, and for quality it
is unsurpassed, and perhaps unequalled.
1t is better to buy seed potatoes in the
fall, thereby saving danger from frost in
the early spring.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02
OHiciui Oydcl' to Mash the Bat
fPpiPS.

~ Pirate mi,rceS from orr most siren
nous .trr"d~ 1t tie 'orth request that IRE
ii mid protest Ggaa>t til mqmudGd er1,rcS-
nn> hrH hHr. esclpet Some soathe,n speakers
1ce tie adjournment Of tie "atto"i dcmo-
cLllt.c co4rel,tion.-C honhstN .NrcmY.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

and the second was decided a ''dead
heat" for the same reason. The last
three heats and race were given to Snow
Flake.
The weather was quite good the two
first days, and Thursday it was splendid.
There was very large crowd present,
and barring a dozen drunken, betting
roughs, it was orderly and quiet.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02
Nasby.

THE ELECTION IN KENTUCKY-THE CLIO
HOUS DEMOCRATIC VlCrORY-MR.
NASBY'S ACCOUNT THEREOF.
Posi- OFFS, CONFIDENT y RoADs,
(Which is in the state of kentuck =! Aug. E, 1861
The election in Kentucky resulted
more gioriouser than ever we had antici-
patsd. Eighty thousand majority is a
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

The second day was devoted to the
various GLASSES of horses. Stations. driv-
Ing and matched horses, and trottiua
horses, were all brought before the
awarding committees and made TO pass
around the track. The exhibition in all
these classes was fair, and il. some very
good. Some very handsome carring.
horses and pairs were exhibited, which
went to show that all the good horses
had not beens,drained from this section.
The interesting feature OF the afternoon
seemed to be Il trot between the CuSh-
man horse, owned 10y L. b. Flint X Co.
and Major Morrill,, owned 10y George l.
Higgins. The horses were very evenly
matched as to speed, and it was appar-
ent that each driver intended his horse 10
win the race possible. There was good
deal of interest manifested IL the result.
After four hardly contested heats the
Cu>hman horse Won the race.
Too much credit cannot be given the
marshalS, police and officers Of the fair,
for the excellent order and quiet which
prevailed throughout the fair THIS Wa
no doubt greatly owing to the scarcity
OF benzine and ether BRAIN innlming ar
tlcles. Many persons remarked lha;
they had not seen Il drunken man during
the fair.
The Montpelier Band. II. FaIes, lead
Ell, added much to the interest of the
second day.
A prominent feature of the first day
was the address of President Angel of
the Uni ersity of Vermont. /, was re-
plete with practical thoughts and sug-
gestions 10 the farmers, and was delivered
in that Of-hand, easy manner, which
marks the speaker us one Of the best
platform orators In the state.
THIRD DAY.-Tnis day was given up
wholly to trottrng horses. The interest
centered mainly upon the match between
Chestnut Dam owned by Mr.. Holmes
o. Stanstead, and "Snow Fake, a g'ry
mare owned by L. l.. Church of White
River Ju",mon. I, horses were very
nearly ma,ehed. Tie mare came in a.
head every time, but the first heat was
given TO Dan because the mare run.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02
NetO Publications.

Personal History of U. S. Grant by
Albert d. Richardson. American
Publishing Co. Hartford. CT.
Of the numerous biographies Of Grant
issued this year, none will surpass this
one in lively interest. The author will
Of course at once be recognized as the
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

CT The Caledonian comes out this
week under trying circumstances. A
three-days fair and its attendant pressure
of job printing, is our excuse for imper-
fections and delay.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1868-10-02

nice display. but in numbers and variety
we presume Mr.. Parker Of this place
took the lead. A. B. Pringle of Rye
gate had a few unusual spontaneously
heads Russian giant cabbage, weighing
20 lbs. each, and measuring 8 feet in
circumference. Mammoth chihuahua
tomatoes weighing from one to two lbs.
each. -Four varieties of watermelons.
His largest Long Island weighed 81 lbs. :,
and from one hill he gathered 200 lbs.
There was good show of table pota-
toes, several OF the best varieties now
raised being presented.
Fruit was failure this year. There
were but three or four lots of apples ex-
hibited, and those We're not up TO The
standard. There were no plums nor
pears, but what is better, there were four
or five kinds of grapes entered, which
were ripcned out of doors this season. |.
J. Robinson of Railroad street presented
the Isabella, Delaware and Concord,
raised by himself, and there were other
entries of this same fruit
IL has been Il poor butter season, and
the butter and cheese departmr at was MOI
burdencd There WAS he usual guam l.
ty of bread, pastry, .jeilies, pickles, and
a fair show OF sugar and honey.
f Is. Gage occupied the centre of the
hall with his photographs, and he had
from Iite-size to the tin-type.
1t was remarked by more than one
that Floral Hall WAS improving year 10y
year in the excellence of articles exhibit,
ed. Where such a variety is offered, and
where the exhibitors are 80 numerous.
we dislike TO parricularizr ur draw com
pari>urIs, aud 50 We shall only say thai
the cross and passion flower in wax, pre-
senled by Ms. ii. Il. Paddock. i a gem
of beauty, and evinceS Il rare exhibition
of kill
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