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New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
THE CITY.

Deaths last week, SO.
The ST. Laurent sailed yesterday, taking out
N7O0C0 IN specie.
The receipts of the St. Stephens Church Fair,
including those OF Saturday evening, were $4,000
Collector Smythc having been requested Ivy
the Custom House employees to SIT for his photograph,
has declined tie honor.
FiIc-Marshal Brackets report for November
shows that during that mouth there we're u fires, Of
which four were incenddrJ.
i. T. Bamum gives a free lecture on Tenn
pcrsncc" tomorrow evening in the Baptist Church,
EiClty-thiId-st. near llrdstNe.
The second ANIMAL ball Of the Private C9ach- IL
Hall on Wednesday evening January Z.
There was considerable floating ice in the
East and North Rivers saturday and last night but
ferry navigation was not intcrfercd WITH.
]. 4. VOsin wealthy FrCnchman, formerly
residemt IN tins city, Who Died Paris the 2ih Of
oct last was buried "a ST. PatrIcks Cathedral Satur-
day, his body having been preserved by cmbainug.
Dr. Boynton gave, last evening at the Cooper
Institute, another lecture on the Bible Illustrated by
stcIeOscOpic pictures The attendance quite large.
The Doctor prelaced his remarks Dy discourse on text
Of scripture.
The Superintcndcnt Of the Italian School ut
the corner 0f Centre and Irauhsts deferred The cole
hraOu OF Christmas until saturday night, when about
;tN ornamental
On Saturday evening Nlr. VIM. $. Whitney,
residing at No. ~ Enst Eghlccntl.st, had bis pocket
BleeckcrBt. and the BO0ery
AZ q meeting Of the members Of the Lyccum
OF Natural History, 70 he held this evening a. e rooms
oi the society No. % MadsOn-,quarc, Mr. Gilman, Of
England, will speak on fish culture. Dir WaterhOuso
Hawkins is among the invited guests.
On Saturday afternoon Mrs. Elizabeth
schwartz naive Of Germany, uged 20 years, residing
with her sol, ~ IseIst, threw hcrscf INTO tho Eat
River from IIcr No ~. the was rescued Ivy the Police
IN IN inseblc condition, but AL attempts 10 rcsusctitc
her proved fguitlcss.
IL was announced at the Blecckcr-st. Uni
salist Suudayschool Gho Rev Dr. ID. X Lcc, yes.
ttray morning, that the contributions Of that school 20
te rn mas tree for the Little Wanderers at the Howard
Nssj0h were greater than those Of any other Sunday
school IN THIS city OF Brooklyn. This Sunday chOOl held
s annual Christmas service I'm the church last evening
Ihe exercises consisted o. singing by the children. aud
short secches by the Pustor Superintendent aud others
The following are the gross receipts of the
heeht lines oi cars ana stages made 10 the Assessors
ior the month of Soyember Filthavc stage line s9G2s;
haoIbon'aNo stage Inc, Sl6,1 Broadway and Fourth.
nv" Stage me- hJ5OO; Broadway, Twenty third and
Nlhlaye. stage hne &S, ,l0l; Broadway and Seventh.
ave Railroad >GOs; Central Park North and East River
Railroad, si3GGi; Forty and Grandst Railroad
t,93g; East broadway and Dry Dock Railroad $5e255;
see0Dd ave Railroad, t4c,yel; Ihirdae. Railroad SOs
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
THE rLYmoU1H BrrnlL LrcTCHE&

TIE HOUSE VIZ LIVE ~ - by DIR. WILLARD
PARKER.
DR.. Parker delivered the fourth lecture of
Tie course az The Bethel Plymouth Church BrOOkyu.
last evening After singing hymn prayer offered by
Mr. Bell the Superintendent Of the sabbatAschUO Nr.
Bell before Introducing Dr. Parker 70 tie audience.
nounced that Thursday night tIere would be a
temperance meeting IN Plymouth Church, at which the
Rev. Henry Ward Bcccher and The Rev. Mr Gallaeg Of
the Nassai.,t. Baptist Church would Do speakers
DT. Parker auuouIccd as the subject Of his lcctCfe
ne consequence OF violating the rules Of health both
Ia lnt Nnute .n4 70 the DNucr.'' he silI ilc lad
great HHh 30 Use working people; they afc tbe iOHBda
non nprn "iirh ouI Government rests. n in the
nope uI hrlchilnc thi- clnss that hc had consented 10
deliver tp fc7ei ,0lTac o. lectures. Human nature
better than % j. generally believed Doe, and men and
women would be better t.cy only knew
how TO DC bo. Tie only way 20 have
laws witch our Heavenly Father has written for rs DR.
fafker here referred 10 tOmc diagrams aud tables show
iS the eject which different kinds food have ,iDo he
system Ihe muscle makers milk peas barley OATS
i"taOe ana cirese. Tue lean nakcrs beef mutton
i"ul5, ad seBisOn. Tie fat makers or callonncrnns
+a,tis are sugar, MIX butter, cO wheat bread rice
ssiS"nsa,' "sia sad and ana potatoes The phOspatc, o.
..ggS cans, potatoes, beef veal, and mutton
The time required for digestion Of fbesc
S'ss. iet requires one hour tTlpe. hour, front
-" "'4hb I5O pOatOcs $780, turkey, 23G beef 3 INIT
i' 9'l1 Nheat bread, $3.50; veal 4 salt beef IIs cali
t"e '.I PORK bl6 with regard 90 the effects Of cook
on ukesllon beef roasted 10 dgested Ia three hours
"'"ou' Old b"ls0 $50, nIed, g. POrk eteWed hours
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
AvUSENENTs THIS WEEK'

IN The local world of Music ana Di'''!" "
'aitios and only a few-inyito immeul"'o ",'oD
ti,n MI Walack viii produce, tlls e''"iNs 's,1 .,oct
Ivtfo.,.s comedy OF Money IN VIZ" 'O ,,a,ce
AJfred E,rI1a This evening also the hrss P0i- p,r
., r,, :, Will he given by the Lydia IhoinpSoh Du'
oi II nun w.. woods Museum. On this evening ana
- r.,,~s tov Mr. Gcor.e Vandcnhou VIII I'""' @.
,I,a, To,eue Clab from ms own tIalSiaio"S %
.I,,6ro,s comedies and from the works OF 0H"N'
,, of Mr. Dcleus. 10 is unnecessary u say ' ~
,rorosed entertainment has manifest oH'i"' "Pu'
,,+,ton of tie educated community AZ 'Ho i40DO
Tboator Nir Grau announces the last SIX peiloin
of " "Geueyicye ne Br4Dant' two acts o4 "1Cn W..
i,, each evening this week. together with the ils' az
~ Barlo Blcuc" UcTye's "LUl CreYo' is lh lnoP"i"
e., q, srcce,d Gcuevicyc.-" Humpty DumpV,' al tAe
Olyippic "Aflr Dark" at Nibo's, ana IAe ',Noi ''
Yinc' al The Broadway keep on their course rs D'.o,0
f,re-aud "Bouc SQUASH keeps on at the nan Vi '"o
s,p Francisco Miustrels-a lively, amusing naHesQuc
,,ot is well done by good company OF EImops'-
"Tap,rnauv tho now Varieties Iheater' dlrec'e"
by Mr. Leonard Growers to commence oI'-
,stops on Wednesday. Sufficient preliminary oC
scripon Of 10 has already been given Bryant Ai'''
continue To do "IuTmc.Bad DOer," which IS a p'Iucu
larv GOOD fling OF its kind. Mr. Lent, az his commou
Gus Circus offers tho pantommc Of "Blue Beard w
getLer with miscellaneous attractions, ana announces
that q Matinee will be given every day III 'Ae Hou"5
season is past The Hibemian Mnsrels IN Apouo nan
are giving NoOlos Melodies nightly ana Sgnor bH% -
giving exhibitions of his magic and el@rVoyahce W ''
Brooklyn Athenaum Musical readers VIII notee tnat
Banjo Match for 81 200 announcedtota take place toN
Mt the Cooper Institute between Messrs. Do0son ana
Plumer. Holiday performances, Of most varied ana
cheerful character are sill in progress at the Cehiai
Park Winter Gardon-a joyous place of resort for omi
dreu Mr. Bateman has La Pericboe" III rehearSa aV
Pixies Opera House, already announced. les h1-
wards" and "Le ChansOn de Fortune IN Ue
mean time keep this stage. Several readings
are 10 be recorded-fOlOwing close upon
that of Mr.. Murdoch, which was much eiJoyeo
by a,laree audience al Trenors Lyric Han ana '"V o'
Hiss oive Logan, at steinways Miss Nina Foster VINO
never fails to interest by her delicate personal presence
and gentle manners read at De Garmos Hali on Sa'ur
day while the defamation Of Miss Theresa sherk was
An incident Of Mr. ThOmas's concert, last hsh' a'
steinway Hall Miss Sherk is announced rs "a young
traeedienne." In o few days, doubtless, she VIII p'
"eninent" renowned" and great 50 easy Is IL
apparenty for young ladies to achieve fame III tragedy
who Will but put white gown and read poetry ON
pubue platform The three important events for wMcl
the dramatic public waiting-and for which they VIII
not have long 10 wait-are, the opening OF Boom
Theater the opening OF Brougham's Theater ana INC
Droduetop Of Much Ado About Nothing at Nalacks 5
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
p1,pcIARy AT GLEN COVE. IL

On Saturday night last an unsuccessIui ",-
,+ s ,ole to rob The Office Of the Glen Cove, L. L.
ro insurance Company. Tho thieves, after chectng an
entrance blow open small safe which luckily cohla,u
Gt iftle of value They then blew open the oeI uoor
~ NE v9ult the noise awakening clerk who slept h ro
Store of AIr Weeks adjoining the Insurance once.
clerk i'm rising al once opened the window OF us 'p
mont when he was observed by one OF the gang Wlo'
with horse aud wagon stolen from MI feaIsal' Lu
siding in ~ vicinity, was on the opposite @ sT ., % liz
street EorNuc watch lie at once gave the adrin 10 ls
paiOls who jumped into the wagon ana ln'luc
escape The clerk fired three shots AT uleHl ~ ing
effect The horse stolen from Mr. Peasai hot "SHs VIZ WI
broken after going two miles, nt,aic II"v.l
and kicked the wagon 10 pieces, so lhat llc
obliged to abandon 10 near the residence ol Mt'W ~.
f,lt from whose barn they stole WAGON ana tciIi,
iil thev drove as far as Jamaica, ana abandoned aV
te upper end OF the village where al trace oI 'ln W
lost although the officers were but 80 minutes uciu
theu1 An attempt TO rob this Office was made hoJ loB
opo i'm broad daylight. by two men, one OF whom ~ '
time was captured; the prisoner, soon ate[ ms uI'S''
nrocurcd bail, and has not since been heard IfOh'
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

brocd o fried m boiled o t22 s2se% TGis'GH is c 'S blood
great center OF ~ he and upon its condition or qu4
y ' depends o health we OF must iaS pat' Pat into the
prouuCG 5oI food. we must have pure r, o.,
and we must ao keep the n clean 1 IhSS Sos two and
oT' is naunds of wornout or efete matter aL" r. r. 80
matter is confined the person dies by It's pg9g 9g mains to
"@"sc is 10 be attributed many OF the aches anu
which man IS heir for instance heulAlse' rr
Ctc il is the poisoned blood trying to esGaI fcd eoch
in GOOD health takes about seven pOHd7 % I , -,
d9v and throws of by the lungs, me kuncI ' i a.
and by other means about rs mnch az ne ,2iic tIe
61r,rs require food which produces ihusCie, N''o u"
v,orrr rcourcs milk oysters, fish, ana eeEs.
TEs p0pular course Of lectures for the W0lh-C" m NJ,
BrooI.yu Las been well attended, thi4usHou" """ H
J,5lDt has been productive of much good.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
THE. TROUBLE AMONG THE HUDSON CITY JUS
- IllES
The Justices of Hudson County he'd meet

The Justices of Hudson County held meet
ing at Hudson City ALIENS IIotcD on saturday hSh III
reference to the eyyug OF costs warrants CmetJus
ico poaslev having decided that do before cQnyc-
lion was obtained would be eXtOrou u was deciHeu 10
session and also 10 take for the holdihs VI
state Convention The trouble IN regard TO thc httcl
onuears mostly To be confined 20 Hudson, where mas
been the habit among justices 10 issue warrant Weh
John Does little boy slapped Richard koc niue t.iI'
and immediately 10 Tor the latter cossW"l ran
for the arrest OF the female Roe for slappng INC mc
Doe In this way the costs were doubled 10 te JuslCt
profit and the Grand Jury was COrrespondlnEy t"up'
with petty cases that never would nave htch hsa oi
outside the public school Fairgrounds, ana Won mere
after, under Justice Beasey ruling.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

p,L yer,peeng Schmidt surinam 30 DAYS sngn and cedar
re cosm o. Parsons MichiaspOr Dec II, lails
sbt Apae Whiting, Hutchinson, DeneTlTa II days sugar anu no
lai;1a
schr Ilebe Booth, Newfoundland. hsh.
SchT. Magnet. smith, Maclias 10 days inner
Fchr Dragon Mcfarland, Demerara ~ days, sugar
gchr. Grapeshot Davis. Sisirii, Dec o c1colnula
EsHOONEKs--EiYEH AND COAAi i"ls.-
Commerce Alexandria rev tseeglusi, ~ ~ g.. I,r,n
Pointer. Nichols New Haven. - IT, lhohus1s It.IaH
a, o. .D. p,-ai@rcs Jura 8 swan Port Jeherson
,,,tI n IL o. &. Acken Stanford
Jibul st.h po..op Raeheal s. Miller, Boston.
ngDsI' ti,ut ~, ~ 'R1, poi,,n John James Fahayen
Oakes. Rockland' aa 'n..us NJ orion
Naretts Steeman Boston, n iH f,,ln'' ,,,n''i.nd "
Nellie Chsse. Rocklaud Olobe i'.N'A1'
Keokuk, Machas
SAILED.
Steamship Ciy Of London for Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS.
erp,,v Nov 2f-In port bark HoNlaud iof Boston e " 81,
DrgulaRA Dee lQ-lB port bis Anue 'AidheL oi i' "
the I8h inst
SPOKEN. . - 8,
c4t- II NJ Hamilton Providence Dec q" "1 % 'Ah i'i
bound south. n Ian
DISASTERS. ~ -,
The sieamsl United kingdom from GLASGOW w1'u WI v ro
r5'v r,ro.. Dee lg 4231 NJ long 5li3 W. p"ssed sup
Rchmold OF Dublin, waeoggeI and abandoned
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
TIE Snow.

At an early hour yesterday morning, The
second heavy snow Of the season set n ana oeoo
ceased covered the houseops and the streets TO the
depth of two or three mches At about O'Clock tle
snow was succeeded by a sleoty rain. which however
ceased within few moments, and before II Iad sue
cceded In rendering the streets merely lolddpc, un9s
nothing more on an the railroad lines u was loihn
necessary to double the teams. and a. consequence te
tlps were made with less than the usual regular
snow plOws brought into rcqGisltoh l"le ~ 'V
evening and this morning, unless We are NIHI'cu ny
another storm, all cars viii he run as usual.l
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
BEREAN SABBATH SCHOOL MISSIONARY AssoCI-
ALTON

The Berean Baptist Church, at the intersec-
ton Of Bedford with DoWnng-stsy was last evening
throuced by eoody assemJlage Oh te occasion OF the
Twelfth Anniversary Of the Ecrcan sabbath Ms
souary Association. The secretary report wac IL ''u
number 0f SUNDAY school schois auta considerable m
crease IN the amount Of missionary labor over hdt 81
last wear The report was followed y address from j.
H. BuIts. esd. formerly secretary ~ tc American Sul,'
chool u,on and eloquent and encouraging al
dress wa. delivered by Dr. D0wug. 1hc cNcttrts were
varied by excellent sII -luE hy The school
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
Eow Ar A rEMrERANcE MEErNG.

Last evening a young man named homas
Walsh. residing at No ~ sccondst Quarrced wh John
Dfiscol door keel per Of temperance meeting held 10 %
building at the corner OF JaIncst and The New EOweIy,
and finally stabbed him with knife, iu the shoulder
causing n bad wound. walsh 20 once arrested art
locked up u the Oakst pu.cc station. uIrCoI Twas
taken home 90 No. % IdmIlfOn-st
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

ARRIVED . Sunday. Dee 81
Steamship Saratoga, AleIauier Richmond nd,e sHd pas
Steantlnp Thames, Pennington, haybuuali mise ald I
Steamship SarAg0ssa CTOst. Charleston nis, and
Steamship Aeushbet Kelly, Ees Bedford, udse AID pAs
iRT Glasgow Dec. H. udt"
Klsamihip Zodiac Hobart Phlaisnhla, nd,e. -
steamship United Kingdom Campbell 6agoN Dec nds and 4J
pass
Steamship Gen Barnes Norton savAsnah nisc anl fas'
steamship Gen Grsbt cuCk New Orleans, ud,r aud
Ship Sovereign Of tbe bsss BsylrJ Boston. bAlsiL
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
BRUTAL ASSAULT II wEEHAwKEN. y. j.

On Sunday afternoon two men, giving the
names Of Thomas German and John Nhacn, entered The
saloon Of Dennis McGTath. at Wcchawken, y. j., aud
made an npTOvOked assault on John OHren, beating
hun over the head with emoothncrCn and stones, and
finally cf; him iuscEs!be. McGrah came % his assist
auce and he beaten until As skull was fractured
The two desperate ruians subsequently arrcstt
the complaint Of OBricu who recovered sufficiently
To appear against them aud they were lodged pa the
Hudson County jan % await trial. NCIath s STA con
fined his bed and the physcans have very lite hope
Of ID ron
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
ARRESTS FOR sALTNG THE PAVEMENT

The police yesterday arrested five persons Tor
having spruked sIt ou Tie pavement aud u TIE CUTTERS
IN front of their rcsdcuccs. As tins civil ocusc To
specor Leonard ordered that The offenders Dee hars,d
from custody, and directed that complaint ue m"'e
against them 10 tho Corporation Counsel H. tItNst Us
punishable by city ordinance, with hne oi goo.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
pANSENGEHS LHRLREn-

FROM GLASGOW. Dec TN steamship rnei hugtom-Msior
J. IrKiruwu Eobt Hove, a. o. ". Misc Auuc Aoad. N's Nc
K,osn amelia u ne Mss stewart, la' Med 90" "rsb"osn Ms
Christian Mckee, laS Niil A. Pollock Mag l.rt Mckee
IRON GLASGOW Dec. l2-iB steamship EuIk-A w. Parker
Mss A. Hughes Msi A. McAre Geo Estrg M, j. Mclean aud
Child M ST. Durian n Mckee. James simpson, Jno Foreman Mrs
FsggaU
From CHARLESTON-n steamship GaragoisaD A. Bennett G.
Hoffman D. Reed r. kyAB, T. Nolan, H. % OBnsp
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
CArrloY what yon drink on onrr olhcrs {
VERMONT SrMNG WATER.
Dslot No. ~ BToOn'H s1E "a

SrNDAY-SCHOOL BOOKs.-BEOUGHToS & wy
MAJ No % BbeIloc keep the largest srd bet S',ofusat
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
HOME NEHS.
TIE iNIATuER

RFEARE-4Ch MorrncLtle cloudy % D. o,ecad nom 20 o.
vsrabe Afenoo1Very cloudy rom llJ g. 40; CLOUDY 20
EyenngEery colis 70 5 e cSuy 'nl ay 70 H. 2'th
MuuIg-Lt;e cloud, o. cioIiF 10 Il cloudy o. 4
10 III sprrkpg ctNel ani l0 npSug hard nom 1850 TO H.
sunset elect 60 ft Eeuug
u; fae sul H. Dep q two
inches
The following report Of tie Ceutra Pt Meteorological Depart
II the week ending Dee %, Ii5s:
THshEosSTgE.
Neel .2itN9 eek %
o.. bee 26 20 - MAJ Dec a.. a
Minimum IA. Dec II. ~ 40 MDlmlE AZ g. H. Dee %. u
Rspge.............. tt4l a.
Ram 10th rain on tic Ijl tTsuo IS< Loufs
deltu. lJ0tl o. an Hch
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
lALLOuITemeu cuts
IN ms CnANGLAnLE CIIMArE OF onrs q CoI

IN THIS CHANGEABLE CLIMATE of ours Cold
.a,y without du, another all b, contacted top Of
running into another until the ACCOMPANYING coagh
becomes coufnn,d f4ng tui alug tie qus and u
mS stimulating the production Of thercesi yet noiaAsaudns
majority ofcrsg Of clearly delae Pulmonary iseae thus
te for Thousands cesss allowing emset to
dt roL she psr 'ympcms under the fatal duaor that theJ
are trout e with Nothing bot Cold" How ohtou' b. ilofere
tlat Cold ,old be carefully cared for hom IN ucuy and every
eIeron rsed 10 sfsen of IT, effects. Coags ad Colds Pub
monary Bronchial ard AsIue Affections readily cured y that
standard pr, psratou Dr. D. JNsFs k1PECoEAr ni by ronr
r,org 10 d. s isan results v be ds al sold
OeDalee
CAUTION what y0n drink on offer others tO
drink SEE that tie signature Fafsalc. y J
over tie oft,ty bottle 81 Wue purchase fr tr Newietrs
i.le Al f srErHs Pom 1rE NNr, a. the store No 4'J
Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-02-21

I rJoHNSTON 4 VAN TAssgLL's,
liate Miner a Sommerville'sl
liz HAst Thirteenth street. near Fourth avenue
THIS DAY (FRIDAyl


THIS DAY tFRIDAyl
At IL O'Clock
Auction sales OF Horses Carriages Wagons Harness and
everything In the horse limo Tuesday and Fridav
heSsrs. JOHNSTON VAN TASsELL stand At the head
OF the horse auction business In this city; jockeyng
double dealing Everybody doing with rely
upon the most strict and impartial Justice Everything in
the horse line at private sale at Wholesale prices.
Down town Office 81 Liberty street. between Broadway
CATALOGUE OF ro-DAYs sALR.
harness and under saddle,
Express Wagon.
Elegant Team bav horses: thoroughbred Messenger 9
and We 10 hands: Kind sound and In all harness.
an trot IN 3s nutes of tho finest carriage in
the city, and war; ,nted sound. Also
CITY made Top Buggy with Pole and Shafts aud double
Harness.
Dark brown Trotting Horse Il,. hands, years kind
and true n all harness. excellent under saddle and
Splendid beck hawk Marc, l5 hands. years: trot
IN 2t0 surehas done better; kind rue warranted
sound. Together with
No top Road wsgen and single Harness.
Gray Messenger Marc, l6s< hands, years, kind and
true: good draught mare.
Turnout comprising sorreDHorse, 16k hands 6 years
kind and trne rot In 2@5; kind in all harness and
unaer saddle. and warranted sound. Also.
Top Reversible Two Seat Wagon. made by Miner Ste
yens, and set Harness. Robes, Whips, 30.
Bay Morgan Fly is hands: very stylish; fast
traveller, and rant-d perfectly sound.
Gray Horse, lbk hands. years. every way kind and
rnc capital saddle and family horse and warranted sound
An excellent new Truck, with pole and shafts suitable
for business purpose.
Several other Wagons Horses Phaeton. Harness. kc
DC Description time of sale.
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
LOTTERIES.

ppI5rs c,sHPp IN ALL LEc uIzrr tnrrpetns.
4. NAIHtS Aveot
It Brosiwsy and ~ Eassav a. ses New iysk,
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
NEW PUBLICATION..

IuE MARCH NUMBER or pEwoREsrs MON rHLY
Magazine will present grand display OF the new Hprin
Fashions description with engravingsl OF Modern Cit
House, with very fun and detailed
with other entertaining aud ul novelties not fa
the splendid March number, ready.
The New York herald., 1868-02-21

A LII KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sale eMedicnes for all diseasea Preuared food for
mockns birds AZ B. DoyEYs, Nos LAID Greene street,
The New York herald., 1868-02-21

A JOHN L. vANDEwATER AUCTTONEER "a
N. Duane strcet-Ths day. at II NJ prompt auction
sale OF Horses Wagons Harness. &C.. superior Trottng
Road and Family stock
Speed and Beanty a magnificent jet black fast tronQ
horse ls high old with great STYLE and beauty Ia
rel horse and shows fine breeding roadster
Tor endurance and has fine hardy constitution:
raned SOUND and kind and trot In 240 either single
doubles s the property Of private gentleman, who has
driven him the road and Park the last who
Is compelled to sell on account OF Ill health
Magnificent blood bay Horse 10 high years old one of
PAIR that c'st 81 500 owned bv Mr. Griswod exceeding
and will travel sure in 3:6; suitable for coupe family
rod warranted sound and kind.
Fine bred Large sorre Mare; Ii high od sired by
the Eaton horse exceedingly fine driver faults
or tricks; afraid OF nothing will travel In minutes and
isvery promising; superor family gsCtleman roadser
ted sound and kind.
Beaueiful rottn1 Pet. ras-d in Kentucky and is
dav Is we'll road and be driven by lldv
faults or tricks and perfect pcure warranted sound and
kind
Bay family Horse bred and raised IN Vermont: l5A
hands, years fine genteel driver sound ana kind and
trot in 3 minutes.
Gray MESSENGER mare i4 hands, years old, sound and
kind and has trotted in 24I
Also desirable Horses road and
farm purposes fun particulars OF which Will be given at
sale with ped!grees
agons Robes. Blankets single and double Harness
&C.. &c
This sale win begin precisely ~ o'clock and worthy
Of attention. Horses To be seen at II. at store.
Pay horse Henry Clay out OF Messenger Is hands
years; known on road as the Rurk pony; spirited and
stylish; has troted 53i4; warranted.
JOHN L. .vANDEwATER, Auctoneer
"a Duane street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-21

A Ii. BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
n FRANCIS Butler. No. Peck slip Buffers IniaL
lible Mango Cure and Flea Ererminator rs cents Buers
new work, - Ferrets cheap.
The New York herald., 1868-02-21

A WELL BROKEN SETTER DOG FOR sALE.-BEsT
n pedigree can be gwen. Inquire in the market corner
OF Thirty fourth street and Seventh avenue
The New York herald., 1868-02-21

a uCIIor sALE..w Lillian WRITER'S, AUCTION,
n eer will sell by direction Of STANLEY Day Peal Esgsts
prohs- SO Fourth avenue ou Thursdsy be g,se instant
. .Na sn ne .o.s-so,a nss~s- "a p..-.s o-enths
tssrA Ateeusa
The New York herald., 1868-02-21


TINE REAL VALUE PAID FOR DIAMOND JEwELRY.
IL Advances upon articles left sale. PLUMB. nine
years established at 5l2 Broadway Hours 10 TO- 2toa
10 WEST HOUSTON STREET, ROOM No. NEAR
LED Broadway-Adyanccs made Diamonds Watches,
Jewclry Dry Good, the purchased high prices
Pawnbrokers tickets loaned upon or bought frvate
Office
ION BowERY, NEAR GRAND STREET, ROOMS
lLU Nos and 2--The highest price paid for Diamonds.
Watches Jewelry. Silver Ware, siks 6c., or money ad-
yanced on same. Pawnbrokers' Tickets bought
The New York herald., 1868-02-21
SOTH AUCTION SALE.

s0.J'" @'o kiop tons Scranton Coal,
~ v.s,e.sav February 1e 1853 the Delaware Jacka-
snns snd Western Railroad Company I'll SELL BY hcssrs
John A. n syer Co.. sust,oneers ~ she Conpanys
ss1 ysrr on wednesdsv February 26 At W o'coch noon.
,S, ,,n. al coal from the LackswArna regions OF The
w.,s sgsa deYetsbe at their DEPOT BlssbsbporL ~ -
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