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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-04-08
DEMocRAr1c STATE CONVENTION.

In accordance with previous arrangement,
general convention of delegates from the several
Democratic Clubs in this State convened in the
city of Columbia on Thursday evening last.
Gen. John S. Preston, of Richland, was made
temporary Chairman, and James G.. Gibbes and R.
C.. SILVER requested to act as Secretaries.
The delegates were then enrolled, and it was as
certained that twenty Districts were represented
Messrs. L. P. Earle and Daniel Brown. from An
derson.
A committee was appointed consisting of one
member from each delegation, to nominate officers
for the permanent organization of the Convention,
and reported as follows:
President.-Hon. A. Burt, of Abbevillc.
Vice Presidents.-Gen. James Chestnut, of Ker:
shaw, Hon. B. F. Perry, of Greenvilo, Gen. John
s. Preston, of Richland, Col ]. D. Blanding, of
Clarendon, and Hon. Simeon Fair of Newberry
Secretarics.-Jas. G. Gibbes and w. Il. Bachman.
The report of the committee was unanimously
adopted and the President elect conducted to the
chair. Before assuming his seat, the President
said:
GrNTLEnEs OF THE CONVENTION: Allow me to
return you my sincere and cordial thanks for the
compliment you have bestowed upon mo this eve
ming To preside in on assembly Of South Caro-
linians, especially in moment like this, is an
honor to which no one with just pride can be in
sensible. shall not, gentlemen, undertake to re-
cite to YOU shall not attempt to indicate the
proceedings you may adopt, nor anticipate them.
1t is enough for me to remark that you have met
for the noblest purpose that can engage the human
heart or head. You have to save from ruin all
that craftsmanship can save and devise plans to
preserve the welfare of two races. assure you of
my earnest wishes that your deliberations may be
successful.
The following committee was appointed to pre-
pare business: Messrs. ]. P. Thomas, 3. F. Perry,
W. S. Mullins, J. D. Blanding, Simeon Fair, James
Chestnut, Gabriel Cannon, A. NJ. Foster and E. B.
Lartigue.
A resolution to refer all propositions intended
for the action of the Convention to this committee
was adopted. A paper was then read by z-Gov-
ernor Perry, which, after reciting the wrongs
which had been inflicted on the South, before,
during and since the war, recommended the ndop-
ton of resolutions, declaring that the Convention
unite with the National Democratic party of the
North that it send delegates to be held on the 4th
of July proximo that the people of the State be
urged to go to The polls and vote against the rat-
fcatou of the Constitution, but for State officers
that they organize Democratic clubs IN every Dis
trict town and hamlet in the State.
Other papers were submitted, and without being
read were referred to the Committee on Business.
The Convention then adjourned.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1868-04-08

against debts contracted hHherto, &c. The dec
laraton to the contrary is also characterized as an
..artful dodge of Democratic leaders end papers
And in order to prove that this exemption will
hold good against past transactions, it is asserted
that "the United States courts have expressly de-
cided that convention has the constitutional right
to make such exemptions, and that it does not i'm
pair the obligation of contracts" This is a bare
assertion, gratuitous and unfounded, as we believe,
and ought to be supported by facts, before the
people are asked to place confidence in the decara-
tion 1t would have been easy enough, if Mr..
Cochran has seen such decision of any United
States Court, to have named the Judge, at least,
who pronounced the decision. Wherefore this
glittering generality? As an adept in the "artful
dodge business, he is certainly entitled to pre-
eminence In the absence of any such recorded
most eminent lawyers of upper South Carolina,
Hon. ARMIsrEAD BURT, of Abbeville, has recently
declared that "no Judge-euen though he be from
New York, Ohio or Africa-can decide that The home
stead JM exempts from former debts; it is only an
exemr ton from future debts. think it legitimate
To lmDute 10 Lne Convention Tue ueSNe 10 WtStedd
honest people relative to this homestead matter. f"
Whose opinion is entitled to the most credit in this
instance? We would be doing Mr.. BURT gross
Injustice 10 even hint that his opinion ms lawyer
is to be contrasted, in any manner, with the reck-
less and partisan assertions of later-day saint I!
Will the people be deceived, moreover? We think
not and dslniss the discussion of this homestead
farce with the single remark, that the man who
votes for the proposed constitution with the hope
of obtaining relief from old debts will surely find
that he has been grossly deceived by IN unscrupu-
lous set of demagogues.
"Two other measures were not adopted, simply
for the want of time-aid to the Blue Ridge Rail
road, and petition to Congress to remove from
our disfranchised fellow citizens political disa-
blities" This adroit reference to an important
public enterprise is a lame attempt to bolster up
the Republican party. We ore willing to, give
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

PROM LIVERPOOL Oct 20-In steamship Manhatsn-B A.
N,bo. and r Nichols Arthur Nichols Herbert Nichols
Nj. Grace Nichols, Travis Josiah Feeber aud Wife Miss
rsnd,ch J. KEYS and WIFE Edward Todd g. IL conJeIs perr
Robnson Rev D. Price Mr. David Price, Rev David haU VIII
nsms .--Nt- u.....t. vt.. p..u.x..
us M Archer John Harrison Matthew SHAW James ksnmsn
VIVA Psrri, NJ De Kosher. Ruiis Mr. and Miss Brooks Hen
d..oa W,rood John McMulsn Geo Mugsn Jane Little, MRS
s.a M.s Reed Nelly Reed Ida Reed Frank Reed
Mr. Crawford and Mrs Parton Peter dordor Miss krh ma l.
Raadirr Alice RuddIng, u. II. Perry, J. NJ Rutte
PROM vERA CRUZ sIsAL AND HAVANA. Oct le-in nssT
.hn AIabama-Chss and children, Walter Gross Benmn
PRYOR Antonio MonaoO Edward Patnslbo o. p Gonzales Lewis
Reebe Castor de silyo. .
wife oespg and wife Jacob bernheim and WIFE, beehs
and wife Moh Rnego aud wife Fanny bohetn ho,a
Morbseh Hdehemer Lima Raven Minhars wife and chd
Boppe wife, children aud servant Schroeder T. sehre!be N
yop Meblen. - z.,. ~l
FROM LiyERPooLIn steamship T.df.-ch,. 0s:snno w'
children and d. Davidson. John Dudley Mrs Susan hoon.'
julie Robjohn Miss Smith, Henry Baci VIM pssss MIS-
Hsgsry Kaufman and wife w Smith and Wife Mrs oona W.
A. MeCausland John ggu BakeI VILE snd ehiaf,n'
Christie posrsaan bosrdTaa ~ hGphns Hdnts Mr., r.
and daughter Miss Hopkius Thol Russell WIG sna
children, Miss Ellen Barry, James Bersford ..
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
REMARKABLE PETRIFACTION.

About six years ago Mr.. Amos BrOIght0n
died in Wayne County in this State, and was buried
there After his death his widow and children moved
to Buskirks Bridge in this County, where they
side. few days ago the family OF the deceased r-
County and have them deposited in cemetery near
their present residence In furtherance OF this purpose
the grave was opened and the coffin exposed but all
binary efforts to lift from its position proved ineec
tusl The coffin lid was therefore removed. when t vas
found body the most perfect state Of pet
rifaction. 1t covered with dry mold. which, when
removed revealed surface almost as white and pure -
marble Tee body showed not the least particle OF 90
served and when stood upright 1t presented the appear
ance OF finely chseled statue. When MI. Brougnton
died he weighed about 300 pounds, while the remains
had increased In weight by petracton 70 500 poanSns,
Before the body Inferred Buskirk 1t was seen ~
the family friends and many others there. IL rs tnS
most perfect and wonderful instance OF petacuon VI
~ ~ ~ ~ Troy Press. ii
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wspSxpr APeope not yet ready for oa'nes; amer me ,ss
s,c,rmsu Of yesterday Few buyers are oui ard he
2sj cattle handredh t-2Oo Of them nom onet
were going of slowly prospect that some wou be zen An AZ
temp! vas the nonnE advance the rates e. o Ss no
o so We rate the and unchanged As only 100 heau
ysded Hudson City ioS'ns t1ssP h are
light and expecting droFes nc
10 advances little Among the dS'ss one
.d al IN the hest 10 for S23 each They we're ld AZ
and we're anerward retaed at l6e 10 Richardson 20 sold
az ~ the drove good "A at ltddc while H. WeStheme
,o ont an Al Merritt Burchsrd sold ID very good
X .,.s,, Tor A. smith, 81 cwt, at loGlb3c, and 10 for
4 UII shsp Ky cattle 4dl6c. on IT cwt samues
ali. AZ GOOD Kentucky steers ewt, 3GlSt W. Thompson
r Coon Hosbury go poor little Missouri steers OF % ewt al c
R..,msn Ioushman had Ohio steers from faete %,
sold at Ayrsa for himself and neghoo % puteees 20
Co ers aud Oxen Of those choice ones from bis own ar
. sbt Al lie to make 90 ID The others brought J9l6c
Hughes Go safsood II cwt Ohio cattle for Reed At
sheep are rm uilh light srvals only $3.50 to-day Ihey are al
selling 0se for good and r Ras sis 20 eIa o.
being 5i9 let Of extra C.1.a. ss .egaag ~ 10 W" ~
state 10 e ss state 60 No. M5is II 81 ~ c pan, sns =
vsns 70 10 90 esch - 80 head M
Canada H. o do i2o o "6ie do luz TO- 9ie and
~ Of l0l 10 at Sic. . c, -,
rived sales rough Indians l7o 10 at 81 o car
Illinois No. Be- do 2 10 Sioc anu car same weshs
Al ale with A deck Of 10 ID at l.l6c.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
THE LATE JUDGE BETS.

The United States District Court opened at
the usual hour yesterday morning Judges Blatchford
and Benedict the bench The Hon. saml G. Courtney.
United States District Attorney announced to the Court
the death the Hon. sam Belts who had been Judge
of this district about 40 years. and after paying fitting
trbnte TO his memory, moved the adjournment OF the
Court as a token of respect The Hon. T.. C. Benedcs
seconded the motion, and exJudge Welcome r. Beebe.
and Judge Benedict made appropriate and feeling re-
marks In relation to the sad event. and highly euogso
OF the character OF the late Judge Judge Blatchford
maid an additional tribute TO the memory Of Judge Belts
Nv remarkng on the great and wonderful ability he ex.
bbite in giving learned and elaborate decisions that arc
considered standard authority in the various difcut
Admiralty and prize cases arising during tn, tne
war and when he was on the verge Oh TOUR
years Judge ordered that tne Cours
courtney stand adjourned until tomorrow at II a. M
It was announced by exJudge Beebe just previous 70
the adjournment that formal meeting OF the members
OF the Bar would be held to take proper action In
relation to the death of Judge Belts The funeral OK
Judge Belts will take place at noon today The remains
will be inferred in Woodlawn Cemetery, near Carmans-
Vile All the United States Courts and Offices will be
cosed as a mark OF respect TO the memory OF the late
nudge The supreme Court General Term, the Superior
Conrt special erm and the Chambers OF the Supreme
Court were adjourned yesterday because OF the death
Of Judge Belts.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
ATTEMPT TO ROB THE MERCHANTS AND MANU-.
FACTURERS' BANK.

About o'clock Tuesday evening, James Fergu-
son. the antor Of the Merchants Manufacturers Bank
at No. sol Broadway. having closed up the bank and
locked the street door, his way to his IN th6
third story when he attacked by two men wearing
masks The ruians dragged him into watercloset and
attempted TO gag him. Finding they could NOS
succeed. they struck him the head with
hammer, rendering him partially insensible:
time Mrs Ferguson had heard the cries OF
husband and running dewn 90 that floor witnessed
the assault Throwing open window she screamed foe
help. attracting Detective-Ofcer McCord who was In
sprng.st at the time He to the spot but owing -
the fact the doors locked aud barred
could not obtain entrance Finally the keys Of the build
ing thrown down. and unlocking the doors he en-
tered by that the scoundres had escaped There
Is but little chance OF detecting the burglars they
thoroughly disguised that the janitor would be
unable to identity thom.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05


sseamshpsAcushnet Kelly New Bedford Mstan,, Hazard Ra
ysnnahi virginia Drew, Alexandria; Novelty TUFTS
Gen Grant Quick New Orean Saratoga r.,dsr s.x pont and
Richmond; Georgia Smith, Fernandina Oetaro
Thames Pennington. Savannah.
BkCapone strulese Penarth Lizzie " Jackson War
wick, Boston NJ w. Brett, Turkey Cardenas
-Bngs-Amsnea Jane Doyle St Joha p; ChieAa s.ngberg
Halifax; Coronla, McCnllOch. Walton n. ..
Schrs-Souhem Cross Psrnboro Demer Lauk Eewbern C.
Rio Young Rzabehpot Sersph Ryder Hvsnas; MOseey
Ursnn ElnbethpOri; Arlington, Raynor wilmington
ARRIVED.
Steamship Manhattan Williams Liverpool Oct 90 mdse aud ps
Steamship San Salvador Nckeson Savannah mdse aud
Steamship Albemarle. Couch. Richmond mdse. and
Steamship Alabama Lmeburner Vera Cruz mdse and pass
Steamship britannia, Laird Glasgow, mdse. and pass
Steamship St Laurent BOcande are Oct ~ m1se ana Zo pass
Steamship Cuba Noodle Liverpool Oct "a ndse and pass
steamship Montgomery Lyon Savannah, mdse. and pass
Bark Mary Pratt, KilburD Calais days. lsth
Bark Huntress, Vincent, Denia, Spain. fruit
Bark Lakemba Rood Shields 81 days, mdse
Bark Neptune Leuts, Liverpool. 49 days mdse
Brig AIgnstna Morrill, Ciudad Bolivar "a DAYS hides and skins
Brig Jacob, De Hsan, Rio Jsneiro. 81 days. coffee
Brig Eastern STAR Foster, st. kits, IL days, salt
Schr Isabella Burton Rio Grands, hides, WOOL &C.
SehE Francona Leaytt, jacksonville.
.|... FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Nov 4Steamshp Coumb from NewYork arrived at
ths port this morning
DOMESTIC PORTS.
nan FRANCISCO Nov. 4-Ayed steamship Constitution, Panama
HoLxEss TIoLK 3-Aived brgs owen Eirabehpo,
iiIne Maon, Crmea Manzanila; bark B. w. Hobook,
lne Portaud chr Elma Rogers NewBedct About 40 vessels
remain Ia port
FeEI MONROE Nov Asaled brig Susie stOut Lr1e Daniels,
Norfolk for Barbsdoes 80
5000 DISASTERS.
master from TroOn for New Orleans to-day requiring
forelnast -
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
ROBBERY OF RAILROAD BONDS AND JEwELRY.
On Friday night last the Republicans of

Trenton N j., had grand torchlght procession, and
many residences illuminated, among others that Of
Dr. McKelwsy. number of the Doctors friends were
present viewing the procession, and these occasionally
assed in and Of the residence During the evening
an unknown thief taking advantage Of the confusion
entered the residence, and proceeding to the second
floor broke open desk and took from pocket BOOK
s 600 of Pacific Central Railroad bonds and $4,000 OF
Union Pacific Railroad bonds, leaving behind ~ GOO worth
of New-Jersey Central Railway bonds Descending 70
the first he entered DR.. McKelway's office, and
breaking open bureau stole $500 worth OF leweiry a
parade but nothing thought Of the circumstance at
the time. Yesterday DIR. McKelway called at Police
and narrated the fact OF his loss 30 In
definite was the description given by him of the suspected
thief that there s not much hope OF his arrest being
accomplsled
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
xousts auS farms @lznt,S.
anttinu SaIts Of 2taI 6statt.
- JoEEtoE lf.. AssneBss-.
RY JOHNSON g. MILLER,
~ AucTiOFRHRs AND
EYAL EHTITH

~
EAL EsTATB BRokERs,
80. - & sasAT ~ COS cno!Es1 snwrosx -,
rested 'fs1sns LAAs s,s,..4 tssnOs ss' sfTsniss az
MnOaoet at EIstssgs ssl.roos 80 Ill Broadway
1sP 1sSnSbk Sa6 bkdokEYs sSkE LOTS ALSO
% % s G y. LOTS On MLTAEY PARADE GE9TSp
ave 30 & @ sssgSg ss ss,rs ro Of se toe, The
HULL wIIAN and FuRs4s SIS 10 ,Hs immediate
silently q BEQAPwAY sd the BOULEVARD AND PROPOSED
TIKI EAST NEg YORK LOTS ARB on BROADWAY, VAN SIN.
~ Tn, ss which will be PEREMPT0RY Win sSord the
S sae now i.,s y Tas for ~ Se sooI y Properly
S''f''l ''d No ~ wE5sEEsOssSD nS5isEEss. D,sSs SSR il
Absolute SALE BY osSs oR NS ~ BrH1Ss oy
UABIR EKw:YoRK PhoPERTY 10 CLOSE AZ ESTATE 'A'
WEST EoRTYTHIRDsT, IA, as n .. Of Ee1sSihsys lO..
WEST YPoURTHs ST. s., 27sn E. ofEsr.nsh.,. lou.
Also, VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY ON EAST
M g sr T only on. s9es ron East River
large ard building buI the most substantial
East TwEyTiBTHsT. a A. and EAST SINETEESTH-sr, n
nE The aeose On the westerly ds two splendid vacant lots each
~ valuable property comprising o being situated only one
very desirable for Ssnufacsens pS'posss Immediate po.
6gF1T AND xSsouTs Sss s ssIE ~ VALUABLE RpooK
LTN ~ gpE9PIRrY BY ORDER OF ADMINISTRATORS. TO CLOSE
ERsTsT AND SOUTH sxTHsT, e. a. cor. four rslu.b. lot,
SOUTH sIxTRsT~1sD DUSHAM PLACE !. " 60, an. II,
az @ FOURTH AND FFrHsrS, oOr vsOsbls lots
ssTEgsES ST., four lots fee, north ofD. K.Ibsv.
GLass6siSk Asb sii fisR%vf Xxx q I;s.s .c iS. '
ALSO, VALUABLE LOTS ON
OnPkiNSAFE between Floyd and Stockton sa eight lots
vi0Y % n - vs lots and 100 feet ava
$1,000 ei ., 10 Lott, 30 H. efTompkinEayS
niyartnS AVE. e. . 23 n of fstoekton-EL LotA
- % s adSs .aa .ss .Ss lGs TO-
IIIisIInssVk-sl, e. a. - n o. Of nyrtie-ave., Lota
'Fsns essISsSFFfs IsSSsSF ssS s', 'a' celia.
s.es hvSsEs each 1879 water &e I4IiO0
T. and At No s pps sST ready Me- Is
THURSDAY, Nov. H.
~ ~ y oelocf AZ Bschssge Bsesroon No. III Broadway
GhhAf kALB OF HBWTOWE DOTS-254 vALUIBIE LOTS
Saf Of TWO DEP0TE, and IN THB IMMEDIATE verity Of
Chaehes schools he Time from Trtyfourhst %
% e 81 On fh eupd snd command hns yews Of the
county, There ne veny HewYok more ace.
AsIs."eseEs No Is Esssa1st, Hew-York No E7
TUESDAY NOVEMBER H.
POSITIVE isb iSsss'PSsR sP t5i Y'''d"'%f
vILLA VILLA rtQtS ~ ~ VILLA LA PLOTS. VILLA PLOTS
$50 CHOICE PROsPECT PARS gnrs ~ xRhe TlR aRaNn
SAsIbkLY ENTRANCE, AT AUcrfDS ~ ~ ''A' ''" N
Let ef one call at ths omess Of s,sre man and
INN Lois ARR sPLgEDIDLY LOcArKn oN vp.Hxrry
rLACE sea aRAsIHGTOEPLAcE BOULgvARDs n beb b.
yicE% % ssh PIebossd p4rk threeg esssery JgFfRRsOE
1I ~ slLs Of the fb the yaiy Of ths NETRot
~ ~ ss sad faT accessible 70 HEWfORK CRY
PARK II eau be reehed By seVea 1ssy.n sss
Evysye ogsE IMPROVEMENTS gonEup Ia the yepty
I,ss % pshsss FIEsT CLASS REAi ESTATE IA.
~ba is hss oness Of Aueloaesrs No. d Eaau,t n Y
AsAsssa'sl RIOetTG w. ~ ~
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE


Nov t-l,7s6a bush Wheat 23 bash Corn 200 bush Oats
rs bush RYE 500 bush Barley $50 bash Beans 7Oal bbls
flour 100 bb Corn Meal SO bags Cora Meal c Sass Buehwhsa.
Flour bales Cotton 80 bb Crude Petroleum. Russ bb Refined
Petroleum 2O bills Resin Is hb Pori IS pka Beef IS k Cat
pigs Lard 800 kes Lard Pkga stean ss pkgl But
eshss Copper soi bes WHISKY sIe eoa Egg bales Wool 3
Tobsco 20 bb Moas 60 pigI Rice 23 bags Psanat
% bAls NaphthA ..
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

PBrRoLEUM-Busne" n both Crude bulk snd hhaea ooo
prices nominal di Gl for the former aud EJ9sie
Tor the after. No busaess done on Change
RICR-hakei dull and nominal the absence OF business
sUGARs-Raw strong and little buoyant out ousi-
ness somewhat light owing TO the small available supply We quote
fair 10 good Refining ollie sales of b8 hhda al Glzic Tor
Cuba 9ic for Demea and 80 boxes Havana at
lic Refined drm lS.c for HsrtS ,..,,, =, c,
sERDs-rass quiet and nominal at l2dc for Clover
and 81 Timothy Rough Flax Seed dull al ooaS
Tn, market steady and last noted
TALLow-The demand only moderate aud the market heavy "
i2i9l1c. the sales are 2OOo0 n. ..o 49, =. n, os r..
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

C.nt,ip. and pur. vessels arriving THIS port are reqneshdo 70
sdd.ssd Ne. Yori AlsoeAisd Pre" only 20
ssI,op, ,Lbtng The suhory Of W. simoniop General
frt New, p.lge. o tho journal OF Commercs 1im rRBusn
Void Sy. K1press Pos, Commercial hdrtr'"r sdi
xsluHg Yorker JOssd and Nee '""" D"""' sn"s" A'S
he d.Ii ard onlI 70 The same peIsona
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
: Tho coot,o Garden Labor Exchange reports

from Oct "a 20 Oct. 81 fourteen working days. tacre
were; Applicants for Employment isas-male', LOOT.
females 1885, orders Of Employers rs LsSGrss: males
malls. 1s sssss Ess 81 families
nSsns So persons Average number Of applicants
lSG ORDERS % nad To- males t2 to females 80 Males
monthy wsS'i labor, ses; agricultural. $40 Females
.red labor 2 unskilled, 7o6 Males able 70 rsaa 1ne
Males able to read and write, CAS- females not able 70
read aud write isi.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

changed The Bresdsufs and Provisions markets are aneoAs
Spirits fnrpsnne declined d. and closed at 256 Other ue s ~,
altered RonCommon 81; Fine l4 per ewt Inrpenune ~
spiha Tslow c. Sl6 Lnseed OIL 9ss TO- Other quo'a"
unchanged ,,
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
THE MARKETS.

fCarefalIy reported for The TribuneI
"WEDNESDAY, Nov. 4, 1853
ASES-The market easier sales Of Is bbs at 81 8i for Pots
ard 90 l2iQ 20 % for Pearls
COrTOAThs demand has been active but aside from this the
features closing steady former hnre With
fair ofeiug sales including i7 arrive, Of iOJs bales OF
whk were taken by lnn iS by specuor aud Z'' p er
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

NATIONAL HORSE FAIR AT NoRwALK. CONN.
The entries for horses in all the classes of the
Pir.t National Horso Fair at Norwalk Conn., will be TO
os,vsd un,, Friday next by Jonathan Camp President.
at Norwaik, and by Cbaries E. Plumb Soc's'A'y' -
bridgeport irr
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
9urt -@arosm's 9utits.

STATE EEwYoRK
PoRr.WARDEys OFFICE, No. % wiIiarn.st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
Section o. The Act passed April H. lss7, entitled AnA~
Reorganr the Wdens Omc OF the Port Of New u all
Interested in having OF the subject Of inquiry
examination that the following uuder
the Port Wanen aud that the said
completed within succeeding as notice. sAd
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05

LkMIs g. WOOD, Aucioneer.
CRAWFORD, n. J.-By A ID. MELLICK. Jr..
BRO Auctonee and Dealers NewJersey R.a Estate N
40 q, f9e TUESDAY Nov TO- 1863 ABSOLUTE 2O VILLA
rV AZ Crawford i6 miles from NewYork by the G. r. r. Of J.
hese lots handsomely situated au elevation 6ns
80 and the surrounding country
e f o. ns railroad station Crawford growing town
VITA good churches schools spe train will ssv ,bs
1907 Llhert the day Of O'clock m Refshont.
served on the grounds before the sale
paThcnars apply al the Office Of the Auctnneer 10 2G pi
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
wpnNpsnAra xRArnnR aKpoRr-s.
ufsIATuRR ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
an, usss Is sun 453 Moon rises. $40
soa vArK
SANDY HYst.lo.Od dsTs Island .'ul:e usI asis..p.l2
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
T0R SALE-At Crawford, n. j., on the Cen

t Rsd Of New.lersey 48 minutes from New desirable
TuDING LOTS large new DOUBLE HOUSE pleasantly
% With harm and outugs aud two acres OF land house contains
cellar marble nantes Ae Grounds
Ia, ont with flowers aud ornamental trees Price, OO0; terms
elegant Residences, all within few
minutes va nom the depot Apply to FISHER No. 2SWater
Rro,f
New-York tribune., 1868-11-05
NEw-YOKK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Suttion Salrs of 8fal Gstatt.
A j. BLEECKER, SON g. Co., Auctioneers.-
~ WEDNESDAY Nov IT,
At ~ o'clock at the Exchange Sslesro0m,
VALUABLE CORNER FOR SALE

A j. BLEECKER, SON g. Co., Auctioneers.-
IAs WEDNESDAY, Nov. II,
At ~ o'clock the Exchange SsesroOn.
VALUABLE CORNER FOR SALE :.
NTHAVB,-Premse No. 6l6 Ninth northeast corner OF
Fo eghh 2IOO for ~trse aud avenue
urbed gued aud severed and Crto and Belgian pavement
COUNTRY SEAT AT JAMAICA, L. I-Hsndsome twosory ana
attic fame House 4OT6 with cupo and 10 miles from ia
mac L. l. elegantly situated nigh ground and commanding eiteH
house contains IL aud all the modern Improvements
including grounds handsomely d ou
lawn garden &c gardeners cottage barn csrsge house
&c perfect orde accessible Island Railroad south e
Railroad Brooklyn Central Railroad and from East YORK.
connecting that point With from all the Brooklyn ferries
A j. BLEECKER, SON g. Co., Auctioneers.
az FRIDAY, Nov 6,
At IL o'clock, at the Exchange Salesroom.
FIRST AVB2 LOTS the between Seven
tyseventh and Seventy eli ghth sts
sXTYTHIRDST-3 Sixty thirdst l55 feet
west Of Sixtbay = - -
LOT south sds 227.0 Of Fhhsy
high stoop brick HOUSE aud LOT
NO Sz4 kast Foyhrstst is splendid order.
oNBHUNDRBD-AND NINKrEENTI-ST.- frame HOUSE
ana LOTS south
and flowers in garden. - r r' ~~ -