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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04

N.D.-TAis 0ook consslns mucn valuable iAfoe-
lalfoa ~ ~ beneat OF the sick. Illustrated viii
1gure1 Of ~ Liver. Lungs, kidnsys, and 0shss o..
gas In their natural and III their diseased condi
o1s of psessrsing the sams should scnd 1os copy,
which will b cant free Of change, ~ reaisttAg e1s
t4ree cent staop fsf postage. 10 Railway Co., New
York.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04
- 3 ID Z 4. TT n,
Resulting from any Cause whatever !;
PROSTRATION OF THE TYSTEM,
induced by Severe Labor. Hard
ships, Exposure. Fevers, etc.


And feeling the hand Of time weighing heavily
upon them. with all its tendant lila, will Aud
N the use Of these BlfrLRS, or the TONIC, an
ELIXIR that sIll instill new life into their vens
restore in MEASURE the energy and asdos OF
more youthful DAYS. build up their shrunken
forms. and give health and shappinsss to- their
remaining years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04

The Cheapest and beet veutlla.iny Biskct fn Nj
kstlns Straw berries, RaspbeFres. &C. Illustrate
Circulars s<iit tree.
vHs BASKETS AM CRATES OF THR AMIR
lc1N Basket Company are The admiration Of Al
who have s.cb them.
The Bass sare nest and durable fol
rickirg the Il uit or packing In eras.s.
TAc Crate are Ia AIDE OF whi,e wool. PM together
with arnrs,a and ctinehed nstls and corner irons,
and ranged, the eegT.es cannot ae misl sced
Or injured I'll ape and Packing Boxes made 10 or
der. OF any size form. from u ~ snches square
The Packing Boxes arc a. light Ne paper, much
stronger ard equasiy an cheap.
1.-THE -iSht 10 manufacture or Iowa for sale.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04

Hconand's German Bitters. per bottle. :. q o.
hall doxsn... s 90
Hoonsnd's German Tonic. put up in qsars
Fer BOTTLE. or half dos IN for. s.
10 not forget 10 ex anime veil The seticie
voa buy. - order TO get the genaiss.
- 49, - sala 1Druwwo,as AZ
RQoooee - Qod1cane. 'I1S1a 500 s
- lWt11661oNeaasf ess
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04
1lOLLOWAY,s
ARNlCA
M n = N N N a

lAOkLOWAY,S
ARNlCA
PLASTBR0.
The Original and only true Arnica Plasters pos
sseAng ehe great healing properties
Of the Arni.a Fiossra
he eueaaive scts u thsse Plsssrrs IL iii cases Of
pain - wsasneas - tho bsast eide - Seck ana II
~ cases of Inflammation OF the Lungs, and Cough.
re truly Astonishing: they give immediate relief.
Physlcians prescribe than, and thousands rscom
0cud them. Onsnnvo-HOLIou Avs are the " Y ina
md only trae Arnica Piasters.
0ElSkELL'S
OINTMENT.
This Ointment, ofloe q xpeStence OF twenty years
hAe proved itseli sovereign remedy fur III Disaase
q the Skin having eiscosd radical cure In ever
oes on which II vas uDed, caring many obstinate
cAeee OF fifteen o. tWeaty yoArs ssAnding that he'd
previously resisted oil remedies prescribed by the
ooet medical talent IN the country. Ito erect 10 -
spsshine. IN isw days IL soreness cad irritaiiof
y removed; the skin becomss smooth and healthy
md remsins permanently healed, without the uss .
fsns. rsrrsa. sAu- R.su., Ire, so..,.'. ,,cr
gaSsiraAs, ID, ortHss, PiMrLD, and every fsu .
discse III the skin 70 penctusly cared, No matter
bow long standing. Il has eured bad esscS u n
sAynS rs sLiDe. and Dtscharses from the Ear, whsi
uothing elee would heal them. Pugs, That have re
ssted all other treatment for many years. have bcei
Ointment. BrRns. scALss, and OLD Soass, II heal,
n very short time. PR,os % Cssrs rna Box.
not cold By your Druggist send &C. cents 70 johnston
holloway y Cowden, Philadelphia. boz viii b
sent free Of postage to any add ress.
-nnon N0sNlnN.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04
HON. JAMES THOMPSON.

HON. JAMES TllOMP0Oy.
Judgs Of the Supreme Court 81 Pennsylvania
Philadelphia. April IS. 1865.
E'l consider '.Hocnand's 0ermsn Bissers" a
valuable medicine IN cases OF attacks Of indiRes.
non or Dyspepsia l can certify this from ny
experience of,t.
Yours. With respect.
jams THOMPSON"
From Rev. les. II. Kendlg. -. .,
phia.
Da. JAcGsox-Dear Sir have bssa t.s-
quensly requested 10 connect nv name with rec.
CONSIDERATIONS Of different kinda Of medicines
but regarding tn. pr.c.ie. 80 on. Of
. en-. .p sPss,,s.s here is.,. i y,
proof various Instances and particularly in
NV own family, Of the usefulness Of DR. Hoof
lands Herman Hitters. d ,part once from nv
usual course. TO express my full conviction that
ioI general debility OF the system, and espec-
10 ~ Tor Liver Complaint, il il safe and yaiua
ose preparation. In some CASES It may fail but
Usually. doubt not. IL will be very beneficial to
'noss who suffer from the above causes.
j. i. ksiksxARD.
Eigth. below Coates 81.
FROM REV. Z. d rENDALL.
assistant hd''or Christian Chronicle. Philsdej.
have derived decided benefit from a..
hocnaud's German Bitters. and feel !, W., -.
uegs 70 recommend them a. a mos, xs,s.si
,onic, 70 al who are suffering from general d..
u,nsv OF rom diseases arising from derance-
Yours truly.
Ed. FEHDALL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04

THIS Is AN AGE OF ENQUIRY. PEG
statements submitted to them as facts and as
far this grts' Protective aud ln,igorant 10
concerned, II il proposed to crafty theu. All
the physicians admit that the grss.sst difficulty
they encounter in their psafics, 10 in converting
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04
locS n - - ne Oisee :
ssCeetaFss'' C6n6h RemedS.

The Chlj1ts6 cry ~ il -ith ssooGAias
9yrsIs Sos csegAs, QolAa, 0eesqeeea,
sese Lnsees, Sssups Whesetpo .QeeoA.
epseheEs, and all troubled VIII ThrosS
CeGpan0, wm ~ - 0aN6ndol Pee.
toraI 1eOe1y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04
A REMARKABLE CURE
SORES ON THB TON0UB, ULCERS in THE
THROAT. SORE 0CMs, SORE MOUTH,
sURE5 IN THR NOSE. ARvuNDTHR

z II rsesnty exhibited, . few bottles win cure. II
chronic. " through effects Of aereuty. PUeassiam.
Corrosive Snbnmate, from stx U one dosen bottles
Afs1askahle distance OF personal baaaty RESTORES
2 10y 4hagared By the ssyago of fsightfsi
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-04-04

Z Fades swuy ID shs West,
And the wes ones. tired OF plsyipg.
O. tooping homo 70 resi-,
~ husbsna calls from his corner,
'k3ey. hive, huve tbs children GOMEZ,
Ard answer, with eyss upifsed.
fes. dear. they ne al a. hons!'' @
'This u the Chfi1tian faith that makes Il
vies rsslities RAJ 10 ~, % that il IL I'll hose
Ths1 The breadth and length and dsptI
- hsight 6seeas nsar Y . ~ Chsiaiial
1fu1t ~ BELIEF saarAsF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22
no LET at M0RRISTOWN, y: j., for a ter

Of years or Tor summet-A large FURNISHED MANSION tone
mile from staton grounds orusneutay planted excel
garen 80 fruit ooihhou and stalls for horses % acre.
10 mesoE grove house has 20 with hot and cold
,tsr Laundry rooms house si buildings Of best descrp
ton All recently erected elevated with magnificent views Apply
10 SHERMAN BROTHERS, No 97 CanAst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22

MoRRs WILKINS, Anciioneeh ..-x. 49,
VALUABLE PROPERTY on EAST SIN
TENTH; FRANKLIN, HAMILTON. and DiviSioN;sLS-
Y A. LUDLOW Co will SELL at AUCTION on MONDAY, May
NeW.York:
EAST SIXTBBNTIST No l4O-Frsca +story and basement
brown stone hgh soop House and Lot 25iO3 feet 3inches
EAST SIXTEENTST No l4l-Pou and basement circular
bricl front House and Lot, 22rlO3 feet inches. =,
EAST SIXTBENTHS No 1.-two story finely built brick Stable
Carrsgehouse and Lot, l86rlO3 feet inches -,
FRANKLINSr No Valuable brick build
ings IT,. lot % 'front.' p rear. 100 feet
HAMLTONS No l6l-vauable Lot With froot brick
buildings Caharine-st lT.4tl03 feet inches
DyISONS No 5Lease Of Lot with +story brick store
Csthnne and Bowery lot PHO lease expires 1877 ground
rent 800 rents for ~ 900 per aunun covenants for two
renewals
Maps the Office Of the Aucioneers No. Pnet (J69
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRk. Thursday. May u. II

NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Nay a. 1868
The Exchange Salesroom in this city was
couparatvely deserted to-day, the only business uoe
loing claim sale OF $1,000 Brooklyn was left withou'
one SOLITARY item TO chronicle The unfavorable weather
put veto the proposed sale Of villa lots at
A. j., to-day. and 1t was subsequently appointed IOi
Thursday next A Mr.. Groesbeck has nothed tno OOni
mon Council that an action is the eve OF
ment for the recovery Of some property Kno"" - .Ho
Kings Garden and Farm in which he states tue o' n"S
an interest To gain an idea OF the influence Cen
al IN papI baS t6rnpSbt to bear ON the value
Of the property surrounding II three %as oTe tsap
1Ts 90 600 THE Messrs H. Ludlow Co.. have sold the
Property consisting 25 on the east BANK dR OF tne
S'nnt a., miles by rail from New-YOrk known as CftOn
Point Tor $500 It is in the form Of paTaleioSrsn,
lawns And Ornamental ground in rear and front OF the
resdence situated upon it. Mr.. A Seholers was the
DrObable purchaser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22
NEW-.JERsEY.

The real estate movement in the country is in season,
aud nnumerabe cOnveyances Of single lots and small
plots are daily recorded At Rutherford Park there have
heen some large sales for fine residences though there is
general disposition TO avoid the meadows and to re-
treat further up the road the market towns Buy
ers have examined the suburbs about Passaic Village,
and AcQuacknock Township sales very fire.
queut Clifton lands selling for villa sites to
large buyers, and held at high figure.
Crowds daily visit the Lake View lands in CON
nectOn with the Cemetery, which ia beautifully
situated on Dundee Lake, recent enactment having
driven all cemeteries out Of the city Of Paterson.
The cemetery is under private management and lots sell
for from 500 to $500 The Paterson and Newark Railway
has reached the Erie Railway, and is promised TO be
flushed by the ist OF August The agent Of the Lynch
Farm Property near Weasel recommends a lake TO be
formed the marshes. The PomptOn Railway has re-
ceyed impetus from the recent enactment authorizing
bridge the PasSac connecting with the Erie
Road. The excitement this week and last among prop
ery holders the proposed sites has been consider
able and large OF money being offered to gain
positions. Property holders on the opposite SIDE OF
Paterson have increased the agitation by aiding TO pre-
vent ts location newly available property. Inere
Is considerable combination against the new Highland
Park and attempt has been made TO gain possession
OF 1t by other parties but there have been several ego
taOns for villa sites under the new regime ana the
prices though moderately low, have advanced twenty
of land in Bergen County opposite Riverside pur
chased three years for $500 an acre. are under nego
alton for 81 600 The city is rapidly growing nQrtlWad
and the nights are being improved and occupied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22
CONNECTICUT.

The following among the recent transactions In real
estate this State r. H. Rowan TO Washington Post OF
NewYOrk, grantor's homestead at South Norwak for
5000 James Mcnamara TO James Clayen, one acre OF
land Stamford road for 81 200 s Bascer TO Henry
PrOwt house and lot Mainst., adjacent to Sher-
woods building for $1,000. Nathan Nash and wife to
Geo r. Bailey, lot HOytst. South NorWak, 5OxlOO
it, for $500 George Bailey to Henry l. Gedney, same
lot for $500 John keena and wife to jeremiah Bresnan
lot co feet front for $500 Margaret and Amelia Bel
den to Andrew j. Hutchinson lot on proposed high
way (No map Of property for $500. George Holmes
60 Henry Glover building lot street west OF
grantOrs residence for $1,000 Ira Gregory to Nelson
Hubbe lot IS feet 'front.' on above new street. Tor
$40 The to b. S Blascer, lot on same street.
feet front for 500 The to Nelson Hubbe Chas
f. SchOfeld, Il. S. Blascer, and Benz. L.. FliOw,
one acre of land between above new street
CtO be called West Mainst) aud Danbury
Railroad for 500. The same to Charles Schoeld one
of IS feet 'front.' abOvenamed street. for $500 The same
20 Benz +. FOw, lot above, for $500 Margaret
and Amelia Beden 10 George II. Rice lots and on map
OF property for $780, Charles +. Osborn TO Leroy W
Fairchd Of NewYork the grantors residence, on High
st. for $4,000 Stephen Smith and wife TO VIM. W Beers
acres OF land known the upper Lee lot for $500 Ira
Gregory and s. +. Omsead TO George NJ Holmes one lot
on West Main-st Frank b. Smith and wife to VIM. White
lot down town. rs feet 'front.' for 81 600 s. f. Olmsead
TO George NJ. Holmes one lot on West Man-st "a feet
front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22
Bottles Of Bankrupttu.

INSTRUCT COURT UNITED STATES,
~ EASTERN DISTRICT OF PEsSSYLVASIA--WILLlAA,C
CONRAD late Of Philadelphia Bankrupt having petoned for bis
dscharge Meeting Creditors will be held MONDAY the 18th DAY
Of June 1853 o'clock before Register j. Hubiey Ashton esd
At No 65 Wanute City Of PHILADELPHIA that the eramnA
ton Of Bankrupt finished and business Of meetings re-
oud hy Sections Congress transacted The
Register the Bankrupt has eonormed to his
hearing Wednesday July h 1863 before the Court
Pbdelpbia at 10 O'Clock m parties interested show
cause against discharge Witness the Honorable JOHN CAD
WALARR Jaige OF Court and the seal thereof 81
Sal P~ WV g. r. FOX CLERK.
Sea Attest. Fpwry T. CHAss Register myl5 lAw3wP
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22
Proposals.
OyPioR eF ASSISTANT COhNIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
Rnnr W naunnru n Y IL NAY Is 1903. \

OyPIOR o ASSISTANT COnHIssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
PORr WADswORTH, n. Y. H. May Is 1903 }
ARMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS
IN lin dupate) will be received until IL O'Clock M MONDAY,
MAY Is 1868 by w MaeMurray LIST Ary A. g. s. at Fort
Wadswoh H. for furnishing the troops hereat With fresh
Beef from June l. 1862 u November 3D. 1863 -
The envelopes cos proposals must be ndor'ed Proposals Tor
Furnishing Fresh Beef" So 80
The good marketable quality with equal
Of
excluded and delivered the OF the contractor in such
required Bidders will also state
pound which they will deliver Coned Beef under same con
ditOns
No Lid will be entertained made bY regular hatcher who
must give his fall bis present place Of business and residence
making bids requirements OF bidders &C. same
Of June H. 1851 for Proposals for Furnishing
FRESH Reef from the Office Subsistence
\ A atNeW.York Cts J.. w. MACMURRAY.
~ lat Lieut. LIST ARTILLERY, A. G, s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22
Smusrmtnts.

4 ENIRAl PAhh UAhDEN,
~ seVsuthave between Pity eighth and hfJ'ninthsta
THEODORE THOMAS'S
POPULAR GARDEN CONCERTS.
Is with mnch pleasure that Mr. THEODORE THOMAS announces
that he wi" T 4I R' SEASON sSlIs OF GHRbE coScBRTS
o, At To SBSIE R7E SAsS s Msg i6ss
To Be ns az sy tS f po.. %ay the
features of these pgo1E sSees as s % be- the most
amusement Several sOlOists Si be introduced asng sc
Of Mr. Thonass orehes lri'-- Il.
The programme will present interesting novelties Of the DAY
boh American aud Europeans and While catering o ever
Is situated seveusse directly facing the entrance 70 sIe b
The ghth.ave distant bat short block
the papos %h s'1 dsdcsd S Mr. pp
safely affirmed that place q similar magnitude on this soI
nations. concert hall which IS unsurpassed Ameca capable Gf
the @sa @ psfe Sos greatest
taken il the selection Of The Wines etc and the ' r h
study Of the proprietor to promote in every way he eom
meni Of all who may assemble at this airy deshm and convenient
SEAsQS TICKETS admitting all the POPULAR GARDEN CON-
CERIS during the entire Sammer season.
TEN DOLLARS EACH,
To- be G9a 9 ar S S MS Store Nc @ PsE the
I AIDES UNION RELIEF ASSOCIATION.
BENEFIT OF SICK AND DISABLED SOLDIERS AND THE Wild
0"S AND ohfHs sFs SS RFG aaEE SolOihA
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, May q, commencing HaOclOch
* S ERHA "a T'''
B. LISTEMAN, Violin; FRED. LISTBMAN Plano.
The Hon. HORACE GREELEY will preside
Tickets 81
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS, No. 585
~ Broadway doors surrounded iDsureOn begins
The great and Vocaists of the
BIRCH wAMB0LD, BERNARD, and BACKUS
San Francisco Musres open every night
CTEINWAY HALL-MUSICAL FESTI-
- TO NIGHT ridAY THE CREATION Booseys Bdon Of
Creation complete Words Music in full Vocal Score with Organ
80 To be obtsned at Stenwsy
mailed receipt price BY B00SEY& Co.. Ne GA Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22
Sttturss unN gI,,tiugs.

CREE LECTURE-A. l.. RAWS0N, ESQ, wsli
ctare at Rooms the Young Christian As.sc.tos No
I6i FInh ave- Of Twesty THIS k'bsiSu
ocack suhieci-" AbEssiBiA" ioa1S Mea Ws'co~@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22
Yursts. Ganiaats, Ct,

CITY AUCTION MART, Broadway and
~ Thrtyninths-J. j. HENRY, Auctoneer Regular sale: Of
Horses Carriages Seghs Harness Robes Blankets Whips &c Sc
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at IL o'clock There large
driving ring Tor showing horses No popOnemen account Of
the above articles always on hand al p'A
sale al auction prices Cons respectfully solicited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22
Sutton Sails Of Seal 6statt.
A j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
Ia THURSDAY, Maya


A j. BLEECKER, AuctiOneer.
AAs THURSDAY, May 49,
At II O'clock at the Exchange SaesroOm,
CHOICE HARLEM LOTS
3HST+ lots 25tb'st, commencing 70 e west
for
TO CLOSE A PARTNERSHIP
VALUABLE THIRD-AVE PROPERTY FOR SALE .
3DAVKThe 3story brick basement store and dwelling on the
north 3ive li4hst Lot 22rl6 With foot
p The 100 10 inches deep The front building SI WITH
2siOry brick extension with cellar 2r27 Hall and Billiard S
loon Both buildings entire lot Possession Immediately
dapsi No. II Cedar-st
NORRIS VILLAINS. AuctOneer.
GALE of IA valuable LOTS on Madison-ave
- SIXTY sixth Srtyseventh and One hundred aud SIS a.
r. X LUDLOW will sell Auction TUESDAY. play 20
1853 u O'Clock Exchange ssesoo No III Broadvay ~ l.:
MADISON Ot side 3 feet south Of 7Ohs lot I01S
feet.
feet
2DsT-s lo,, north side l5 feet west Bouieya each
&E9ll feet
Maps &c At No Pinast New York J36l5)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22
8rnukIun RtaI 6siat. for Sale.

EOR SALE-Two story and basement frame
il HOUSE fled beside the bathroom all the
modern improvements Baltimore heater elevated statsnAJ
washs msnes throughout cellar cemend bells and SPEAK
inc tubes 70 ever apartment Price g. 300 For terms &C. inquire Of
premises Of Hay aud hArcy'e Brooh
lyh Take Pulton-aye cars. and get out AZ satey.Aye
$1,000 PER AGkE FhO S buy Sda u acres re su 81
III puoses This property lies high line Of snd near
NeEYork Hall the center Of Central fArL Apply NJ n
rutland, No. 5 BeekmAHst., n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22
Country Stal 6stat, for Sal,.

A NJ. WAY q Co.,
IA 10 40 Neison-s., New Brunswick, ~ j.,
FARMS and other properties TO sell VARYING
In pric, from $500 We sell commission exclusively
In a We bnng and seller together 70 make their o"n
b,gap, there no thing hide and 20 seek 10 the case
square dealing refer TO the Hon Marcus "A uoefnor
William b. Taylor EXP NJ. No - Pine st., n J. CITY.
PARM Of 40 % miles from ~ Y Cry y from New Brunsse
II from Depot Mansion house f2TiO hted up ~ sumpiuoas
sty observatory the whole house lined vh brek ana
hard uhed deaened throughout beaihane aud scenery IN
surpassed hot and and cold SatsI baths gas and water eight
land the best state Of uNo1
Por further particulars send for minute description price, ne
our city 500 and $4,000 Persons wishing 70 purchase VIII peas
send for particulars "a NAV, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22
miscellaneous.

BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES and
ID EYE GLASSES at the OPTICAL INSTITUTE LIB Broadway
HOUSEKEEPERS' HARDWARE.--Fine
Iyory and common TABLE CUTLBRY Plated Tea and Table
spoons Trays Tmwae Sance Pans Round and Oval Pos Fish
Kettles &c. At LIrrLBs Hardware Store, No. 50 Pulton,st
between Cliff and Gold SITS,
KAst Of Broadway
DOLITICAL BANNER PAINTERS,
AND FLAG MANUFACTURERS
HOUR GRAHAM. No. 81 DUANE-ST. lsar Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22

Persons having real estate for sale or to let,
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing renting such pro
perry viii find it to their interest to advertise in THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition to this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found not only in NewY York and all its
cities and villages, but In every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made
brief will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
to the reader We would especially dwell the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIB
UNE. Semi Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals In
every profession business consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among all classes THE
TRIBUNE devotes especial attention to the reports OF real
estate both in the city and In every part OF the state
thus adding greatly TO the value Of its columns as an ad
vertisng medium The charges for advertising are as
follows DAILY TRIBUNE. 25 cents per line for single
msertOn WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 so per line; SEM
WEEKLY TRIRnNE. 25 cents per line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22

A RARE 0PP0RTUNITY:.For SALE-An
~ ss.b Will la aud aue productive FARM containing 20
acre, woodland balance under cultivation P,es 900 The
rooms thoroughly bu IN hs archteeiu
81 Conveniently arranged the location and views unsurpassed
situated within 81 miles Of Saratoga Springs The ou'hoeses consist Of
iee'hoase ara hrIh house
The orormity esehrsted watering place the h OF the gu
and the los price V IMAM me cost OF
ne house sonel the attention OF those seeking an a.
"'SH''' '"' CHIjRCH L SHARPE. No "a Plnest
A FINE FARM of 1873 acres, near New.
N buildings large and COED 0asa S assso
and good condition. high asa nshy oouOhi
uries AIS 600 Also several other good farms a..
WARREN 4. SMITH 4 Co. No. l39 BrosdwN basement
NOR SALE-An excellent HOUSE, containing
Coton Pss Railroad from Lake haespe sag zee
telegraph Office and thre" "a tne
plse. Pnes 8 $50 Address JONATHAN COLE. Carps ~ L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-22

u. s. MAksHlLs OFPfcE. T. d. Of PennsyIvanlar}
PHrLADKLPHIA. May % 1858.
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on the
day May D. 1868 Warrant in Ba9kTaPtey was issued
against the JOHN DBARIB and JAMES DBARh no
vdua late copartne and DEARlB Of PhAdephis IN
the County OF Pennsylvania who have been
audTed anhrun petition that the payment Of any
Debts and delivery property belonging TO such Bankp TO
property by them Tor
hidden Of the Creditors Of the said Bankfup 70
prove their debts asgnees OF the esae
viii be held At Bankuptey be holden at No olS
At Philadelphia before Hubey Ashton. ESQ., Register on W. iVl
day Of Julv A. 1881 at 10 o'clock r. u kLLhAkkh,
M lAw3wP u D. marshs messenger