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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
: EGGs-Qniet and atesf,gsssu "a / .,i;4 =
go cinSinnarr IA stkst555R4e si55Rll4 :I4 =

OeFL0UR@Quiet and frm; sales of, family
at 81 25@7,75. ee'estiido .slIs EGO
SsWHRAT AT4Firmer, and mostly held at
81 80 for No, rettE bsoG ta1oftsg rs = sssg
CORN-Firmer ands'highef,y y'closing :at
sa0ATs Quiet and unchaRg ged sales, No.
l at 66(967c. f-IsEi siv. q. . 0nofs0idssW
RYE-Advanced to,s1s4e. and is scarce.
osB BARLEY--Un Unchanged svS5;34 49,
COTTON-Firmer.-gs .-gssaT ,sysbssa! ssYEsl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

go issa Irb6ssIa rb6ssI SSNSl1gn3p Frusstees xpehded
$5o5o8 yesterday, for pauper' township
AdfoSd parposesaqs qsJoF nj 00.G /
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

RYE-Dull; 81 49I9f so for western.
OkTSAQdiet;, F7e ID store aid T9t97916C
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

reetB- We arepained' to hear oot 9ne. ioan-
eeeress Illness q. Mrs. g nw, Kent inether g ie
of our friend w. R. Kent the auctioneer'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

10 9s&rC. Eberiy IS CO. have jastreceiyfd q .
fine ,lot of prime ,Eitchh Al ana Mink sees'
;wbich they sell atfrom thirty to fifty ydolla.s
n :. e,,,5t tieIis n oss cesiof "a ess sprff
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

lTw A beautiful lot of Parian busts and
statuettes at West styvster's.lstf ; eGiyiras ,b,5a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

wiOar hoe men zaEso haSSSSs ak.To'A \ .
ready cutting supply for the summer
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

DISBURSE EMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-26
gs6 Qualifications.

A MEXICAN OTO-LITHOGRAPHIC Coz
IN OFFICE. HERALD BuLDisS-Brosdway-Roon 10.
FINHE HERALD OF HEALTH for December
habit AS AN EDUCATIONAL FORCE Mrs Caroline NJ Sever
KINGS AND QUEENS (Poeml Mrs NJ A. Kdie.
NOMASS SUFFRAGE Mrs Horace Mana
A TRIP UP THE LAKES Mrs Dr. Gleason.
DAWN (Poem) Alfred B. Street
LUXURY 0. B. PrOthnghsm.
SWEET CORN, BEANS. AND PEAS Mrs l. A. jenkins, " D.
KITTY HOWARDS JOURNAL Mrs Elizabeth Cakes smith
GOING DOWN "a POem). Alice Cary
sELRKNOWLEDGE Pro1 L. n F0wler
- POcml Ms D. Harry Prime
UNCONSCIOUS SRLFISHNRsS. H. W. Beechsr.
DISEASES or TIE HEART Dr. T. r. Miller
PUNCH AND JUDY. Wiu SKIES
THOUGHTS AND READINGS
HIT which May Useful Proof Wanted Desire for Know
edge by geD Woman Question The Bsreoted Boy,
banana Travel for Children The Apple. Words
Of Cheer Educating Together Bsects Of Smoking upon the
Enpero Perfect Feet Equality Of the Constipation Winter
Clothing Graham FOur Hand Mills Nothing to Do Light Gems Cold
Hands
81 year cents number give Wheeler Wilson Sewing
Machine % subb and 500 For 90 Subscribers
the American Bncycopeiia. worth 81 10
MILLER. WOOD Co. Nos - and IS Iaightst. New York
General Agents: THE AMERICAN NEWS Co.. 1HA NkW-iORk
O.
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~ NOTICE hrivy ,er the ooeapani
pants ~ House, ui LOTS Improved unimproyed Lands affected
th~rb that BE feNuC have been completed and
lodged e oie Of Board Of Assessors for examination by all
. t~frs.rf.
ror sitting cub aud aud tagging sidewalks In lat
from % 20 9Th tifrit
2i-Psr sasgg Sidewalk u 0b street from 10th to 18th ave-
@
For suatn, grading setting enh ard gutter stones and flag
gig sieH abs b. uAi st.. om Bodsay to the 9th
3For raegnF srNs In 3h street. north side from 9Th
" point rs feel Frsi thrtruL
eFor rgnar grading setting curb and gutter and Tag
glg shirwats ~ ~ ave. e.. l4ilh TO 10th street
7-For building sewer Ia utst from the Hudson River 10 aud
through l0h o. % toL
sFat building SEA and $40 st. between 9Th and 9th
limits embraced bv include all the
api lots ~ Ground acsu lots aud parcels Of Land situated
l-. EDih shl-s II lstase FROM 18th TO JIh-stA
81 both strs II 2Jtb-st, It. 10th aud IlthaVra
81 The uoh old, II bet Washington and West
an Both sides OF O.! fr1m broadway the 9th TO the
o. Of hall the bloc AID shave aud BrOadwAy.
BIB The north side ~ III street. from 8tha to point IT'S feet
thereof
Both sides q 2i7s from l!ah 29ba, the extent Of
bar tie block said
s Both sides OF th ttr from 9th 10 the ndson RiVer
the boca- s 0th
sd Ith alsu. he side Of hsye from 10th T7t
also, Genital Park
8h Both sides Of 2i and = reefs, between 9Th ard 9th avenues
Al Whose interests affected by the above
opposed tie sthe Of them requested
Board II Assessors their od e. No 70 Chambers street Basement
N,sr House within the date Of
i 4iSpiisaaSsi RiRRD }Bosrd Of A,,,,,o,.
GUERNSEY SACKBrr)
Once Board Of AJses'gp Nes Court Hopss. Nov ~ le0a
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Gnrrnratfrn yrutft,s.
CENTRAL DEPARTMENT rHR MErRoPoLrrAy POLICE.
IA IL. y AaL.. ~ l.Al

CENTRAL DEPARTMENT MErsoPoLIrAy POLICE
Ne. 800 MULBERRY.sT. NEw.YeRK Nov a. 1868 )
NOTICE TO INSPECTORS OF REGISTRY
IN AND ELECTIONS the duty Of Inspectors q Registry to
polling places Of their respective districts FRIDAY and
SATURDAY aud continue uutl m. each
day ia pursuance Is Chapter 40 1865 which
uroye follows. CITY ofNewYok hs Inspectors Registry
Friday and Saturday preceding the Charter Election
shall the OF electors made and
the General Election preeedsg which said register
shall Be rs7se completed the provided for
eTsa, correcting ana completing register eeeeors
TusSsy three preceding the election at General keeusnS
EOTfCE TO CANVAsSERB-Canyassss who serrd At the last
General Election hereby uofed that they required 70 perform
duo Of their oGces at the coming election nn ev HoHaea
to the contrary. -
THE polls close o'clock and 81 Minutes and the Canvassss are by
required the psng Of their respective
drcts at thirty minutes before the closing the poll
NOTICE. VOIERSThe Of Registry and Polling a.
Election to be held the LAT day OF December next remain
Election, Fesreeath Ward
Fourth District from No 2l4t Mulbeuys TO No. on sprngss BY
Of the Board 81 Police Thus T. ACIOhi PrehdenL
q ILL. l,lark
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Corporation nciitts.
NOTICE.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubhc Notice ia
49,. .i uS or S;si S. .s, ss's al
Baari u Ao r eiiuasios By al Psf'oa' ae'si
y,.,s its tn, s.et, s sired, fou ir 70 ~ a1.uus,
D. For bos severn 10 lot ssua 0n l-V'a street u AL 'Soass
"A Fr ,.asr ss .sos ,ab ,rd gutter stones lHl fsssnE
sisssl, ''h street hsi".su 80 hga 90 ''enash
Wet Hsl.,os street directly opposite West a"a st
,S ~ -. & . n.ss @ G a.soa A'sales
Oh baag 81 AID giA slrssis beisess h and 'h
ga 'ars w''iaoa street between J're ani TO
streets street isros aud sullivan streets aal Ia
an pof t atrr s.es All ftgaos sidewalks
-, Of Morton sss m wsoa 20 Ws streets and o. 'oaH side
re- ,sr > = 20 ,qS $ 2 49, 'lsn tho
iatt ~ s-s,irg All ss s AIS Wet street
ll f,r badus th oth aud b'l 'fee between we
i sg "a from s7b street to 'ad through
i5h For Ok ,s, ,e3ae l2o and 1854 streets
lbi To- fIh gi,i streets between ~ aui tfh a,ragss
through l2ih % aud h street be'~reo ID aud an
H. in. crtir,d br 1-h ,..--, is. on e several houses
40 'o's Of 'ro..g .'|'' - Pm Il, TO- % eIai Of
half The bl'c' 'l ''.i ',rnr'. A., b.. ,,. ala, ,.,,
.iess II Ist =, -.. l,- nth % I2li street
o. Both Of i,a s,rsr,. from SO 20 3,h iyeases
pos G h S' v.J :, street., ,., Of w,.s lion .ircs,
ron Congress Hancock PAf Way AaedOusA
9Th Both ee,o from 'ta Madison to the er
o. u bali the block on tsd avenues
oh uia Of $50 from Madison 20 5lh avenue also both
n
sou aytuu fl".a titn SSH street
10th Of w..hu.oh street between J,ne ard llofa',e
sir oth sides Of Waer Place fo thnqhei 70 west ih
stfr,s trs Watts street from Nuan 10 Narfck streets
both ~ ueh street FROM Walker 60 f'Psniri street
Il Morton om. Washington 20 West streets
.so souh uf from ecker Bedford streets
9Th Both Il West h street aud both sides of NAyrry Place 70
t4f the block either direction ron the corner OF
Wsyrlg Par and Wet 10th street
uh ,nd the e,st ID, Of West street
from Dry and IVES. streets " point distant
hafthe blSca lHsfeiouL
liza SSH street from Madison to Ssh avenues also, both
sides of AID from from ith ~ 3th avcnues
Hu 81 10 an also both SIDES
of y a
ffumll e.
hh Both rl,s 10th 1874 streets G.o both
oL i2lst from ~ 4tb also the east
lleh sud 9h and i2Oth aud l2s
IAN B,h sides Of 1t from l2ih to l2h streets, also both
f"m 1T - both sides Of 18th
o 81 80 oh also the east side Of h avenue from Ian
b. li1tI
All i.o ote interests affected By the above named Asses
u-r oli 60 the same either ofbem requested
Teft OBJ .tus IN vrtg TO ISAAC o. HUNT, Chairman OF
No 20 Chambers Basement
Ee0
ISAAC -. HUNT
b. IAhktNON REED, Board Of Assessor
GiE.N- ~ SACkBrI
kou4p h.sEssoKs,
Aft tD.ff H,ras. hHt.m' ~ u, 1863
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CIR HEW.YoRK, DEPARTMENT Oh FIsAECH)
BUREAU o RECEIVER ~ TAKIs, J
CoVET.H HOSE PARK, Oct 81, 1863
ITO TAX PAYERS.-Notice is hereby given
. cen. vii be added to al t1Ies D,oaa On tho LIST
eenber also additional per on December 10
all unpaid &nu,y interest at the rate Of
twelve calculated from the day The books we're
da u payment will be added
No money received after O'Clock ofe houn from
m 10 q o. IN BERNARD sMYIH Receiver
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Neutrality-suspicious. JamessAp 8:JO a A. Tor MirenPs
and all stations except wlow Tree 10 NgHbloN lrsn 10
except Wilos Tree Express Train Tor N'erhS1
stopping MneOla, Hckssilr aud ali stations east inh
train vii through GreenpoH On SATURDAY, ngh p N"IS
prt Passenger Train art al ssos except Willow Tree Nv n
Fannu gAe Passenger train aud syton tbs tram MI run
North night Suuisy ErrRron train hari
Pontatg a m Tor Glen Cove Run, Huntington aud North orr
81 isss - ~ l. n BARTON. Supt
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 26. 1866
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THUT

A GOOD BOOK PROOF READER WANTED
"A BY SMITH MoDOUGAL, No O. Beekpanse
uTANTFD-1O 600 AGENTS for the best H0L-
w BOOK Published Cor children one agent orders 20 tas
he sbsh want 900 before CnrmAA fo IN" P"S
lars address W. j. HOLLAND springfield Mass
VYTANTED-AGENTS for the MANHATTAN
w co OPERATIVE RELIRF ASSOCIATION Apply in person
br No. 63 Broadway, New-iori
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NEW-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD,
wINTFR ARRANGEMENT.
CON MENrING NnA. q la6l
TRAINS LEAyH NETWORK;

Station IN corner seventhst and Fesns
ave Entrance Twenty ssrsnthsL
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60 tEltcm II mau cOr;nn.

CENTRAL MARKET, Broadway, Forty
" ,sh a. a1d ssrslb ave- s b, opened ir lu. o. SAT l'
DAY MORNING. SOY AL SATURDAY right efesicr
Nee, Of the b.nE ictJ tsn msTse sce ee0a' Of
obtiIninE the fss fsmsirrg aust syfJ At otee
DATENTS.-lH order 10 apply for Patent,
So mois ofrorr iu,satou MUM Co No s. FsTA-roT
Of GovsrBmsa 'ui siimp iscs
,uff containing u
a. ir-rutaus Zee. to1sut,NeLi free Esbshsd - ysr
fCIIETIPC AMERlCAS-sbe bxs lsiifAsi NsskJ Esc.-c4
sls
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STEAMBOATS, anS S1IlruaAs.


TR0Y LlNE.-For Albany and Troy, Fare,
81 80 The steamer vAEDtKtr VA rua ~1'i ise e'sss q
navigation, leaving w a. ~ r. SprngsL tVkHl tON
DAY. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, At eooek Freight re-
eeiVed dsiy
(lIANGE OF UOuR-On and after Tuesday,
~ Nov TO- the New Haven Transportation toup tnys steamers viii
leave Pier No g. r. DALI, At iaa'yal " heretofore
Saturday nights At 10 o'clock
NORTHERN RAILROAD at NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains will leave the Psyoeia foot
st a. followsi At0e M ans eS and $50 and SATURDAYS
only AT IA midnight The anu fl3 through ~ hoasy
TVOA ". DbhAhBsI. supsunteedsaA
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Situations 1Sant,o- 5mglis.

A GERMAN young Lady, being n Ministers
daughter euctiou desires f'ufon aftpNlhNEsh
~ a respectable private family TEACHkRlp rtiaoa ior
ladies'. having been engaged uio1 n one - ~ Let te,tas,
0nle Truc~s 90 ciAfset'f 40
resrscsiy. Apply ron 10 80 AZ Ma hlLASs, 10 9'l wei
Thirty shhst
American woman of experience ana re-
~ srem.ut would Ike OtskkELpiR or 90 al~ 'he
Of family Of Cd dfens tafs meehsu+s fuY
preferred Address call M tao dsJ a. No 40 We IEsn tuss
st, Ma HALL
A GERMAN GIRL wants "A situation 10 do
~ GENERAL HOrSBWOkK orss COOK. WASHER sui lhOAkhi
best n sfTercs'. Apply t' 80 ~ Ntloatt s,af heset.
A GERMAN GIRL wishes a situation % do
~ GENERAL HOUsEWOkK - COOK. Is wiug 40 ohlsi1E
Call Mfl HID 30 l1 sesat beivesa AvcHors 80 D.
NVET NURsE-Mrs. MICHAEL kline. at No.
w 2GBsei jersey CIV 70 tie taf t,io taty lnih Amor
woman 20 take Ia ehi Best reference Gifsh
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TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN:
For Y.wH,vse and Bridgeport ZOO 500 iSAl iL@ Ms
rIG 500 tgIi. as t2S,nd 500 lEI) ,mux
For Milford STAFFORD fArhsd Southport and "''P''' w. 'A"
F 19 ScSs,n 100 60 , 900 iiH tEI SEQ rIh
20 Eot Da lsA 6 S' SSo 5Oa m 49, AS t'CnT
For stanford 200 800 lErl Sos II cnK1 -
FOR Grsenweh and intermediate stations 100 500 IL" H'
a'' as So @"P CONNECTING TRANs
70! Boston v. sg,io.i;S d Ia cEr $40 ~
Tor Hartford and Springfield 400 N tEII 2h ~" thAb s~
M, co,,.essu, River Railroad (SIh il'p Mes
"ss $50 a. s 20 and F.Al Railroad 500 sI u
p@ y.,LoudOu and s.OuiugOs Railroad nsOO
IT, cvV S.IUad 900 n fs 70 S0rAaas'en 'As wh
D' F", Tss.s,onls Railroad. 800 N, 3oops
70! b s.Ssss: .si S so%.u Rsfosd ta
Co. attached to AGO AVIS ' norr Sup.
NrEW-JERSEY r. R.-CHANGE OF HOUk
co@msueins Nov u. BSs.-For PHILADELPHIA va kn'af
too S:10 vi, c.Hd.' p ron Ball. s and w..ssr
On-S.. a N is,a0' $50 FOR South 'na "'-s~A
ron 1aR wEsr-s,s n. 1880 pm So n .stoPn s..,.
The $40 and 300 m trains through 70 o'sI ,r.u rss
va but one Ssu, change ssius s
snnAu early trains e' ether n mes hrsh % Chi
sc Without change eonn. train sS',nss 2, S,s' a. ssDt
sSomias trsios Chie..o 'Dalyl EwJACksoS yea 9.s
DARTTAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAIL-
IL RoAD-For LOsg Brsueh Rcd BaHi, ReiiSurs A'''
lq *, , ssr JESSE HoYr daily except suss O''
From No 3d. foot Of ChaneerSsI s,spEs Co..
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD, LONG ISLAM.
SOTiYTgR ARRANGKMENT On aud mar psss% Rso,,ss.
e trains on this rosd will follows, VIA. S,,Ss aud rj
FERN Ras"s a. is 50 Express n for .n,'. fsasa
coer, BsGsays Msl South oI.ls Bay ana ~ .:is =
os All s!Os. Accommodation tor sgs'a $50 rom ssy.
ingIeays Isip $3.50 Accommodation Sfptss S0e
leave ''''- H. Leave ''@'i soSSa i xIg8 issad,aA
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pantipg StaNsmits.

Glusital Snstrumtnts
A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY
IA MATHUsHEKs PRIZg PIANOS; COLBERT, sei lnehe'
long oyss power and sweetness has 1sy Others Si a ..
ORCHESTRAL sire VI we same pus 0e'si 'uaA '''
''0''f' O'n' BaRk6W S&TausHEE. No. 60 Broadway.
A RION NO-F0RTE.-Patented highest
n penisn the renowned Worlds bIposho
,ld SsrsroOns Nos ls7 ,ud 1883 Bossry. MANNER L Co
AN EASY WAY of procuring what You want
A-UORACR WATERS Co. No, +5l BolasU, will dispose OF .
few new aud Pianos Ndson aud Organs OF hye lrs
class mstsr from G3 ia S9 monthly unt Lnd flU ner
hAnd instruments for rest and ssi applied BaAAeai
for sale At bargains for fash
4 LARGE STOCK of new and secondhand
"A Grand Square PIANOS ~ brcaos I oash also to
LET and SOLD luamens l. 2. CUMMINGS Unou-slnare
A GREAT REDUCTION in Pianos-Barmores
~ Warereon No 3 Beeefsrsi splendid ,i'oreni "afaS''i
sve years prIs sdals Testimonial, on dsiisged s.
IN CONSEQ of winding up our pres
.rt business We Will dispose 81 PIANOS AZ
duced rrce. a H. GALB L Co, No 70. g.si I.ehh.t
VNHE WEBER PIAN0-FORTE
ia called INSTRUMENT MADE by all tAs s,fias nu
siesns Of ,h. city ard pronounced By S National p,
turer, county emn,nty REST PIANO IN AMERICA sd
used BY Conservatory ase and other high music schools alto
s,iher Of their nmea' power equality sSa'' hs1
tbey oftOIs, elastic toach. and great dar,bltJ.
wARERooNs No eco Brocias't. r.,r Bro'tF,r.
VNHE MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN COM,
i PANY Manufacturers Of CABINET METROPOLITAN, sd
seYss bs gss, assortment Of instruments. u tl. eis. %.
eouuiry prices EeE Inventions Us seA'n hclnssl
ree iii. Organ, 80 80 sioo, SlS siS1 Sio 600
to sl.c0 each Organs 90 rent
JVM. A. POND a. Co., Nos. 547 and 6Gj
w Bro,8ssr hat. new And secondhand rANOS ORGANS I'D
MELODEONS ofdrsas uskers of SALE nshnsli or kl
AMI the rent applied purchased
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STEAMBOATS, anS gaiIroaa,.
FOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT ona rI1a
RIVER ""u ALI

ALL RIVER LINE,
NETWORK and BOSTON sEwpo,r -.
NEW pRneopn - a.. o"I' FALL RIVER TAuNTox
ne" sEpfohp, ana CAPE COD TOWNS ssa sAyruoxs v
One Of the Msgn6sent Steamboats,
,... p,.. q. NEWPORT Or OLD COLONY
~ ~ 90 w. H. i''' o. AsrsTtt, At 4 p N. daily x,...
SI ,ns rouss. PASSENGERS take trails from Nex,ot.
sTS F.. , Des.oa st oil NJ in time .ons. win ali
1910 n tsn aud arrive in Bason At early buspss. h AID ak
Eew.Yo1x l,-us m
n, rTc,r - - :. - y2 Broadway, SewYs,.
BRISTOL LINE-AT 4P. NJ. ,---1s--
re BOSTON PROVIDENCE AND PLY FIssTcLAst LINE
Ahs Largest and Fastest Steamers World has 90
BRISTOL
CAPI bhAfTON from Pier No. n, n r. foot fr.,.,. u.
p ~ MONDAYS. wednesday, and FRIDSyss f"dsts
.,,,, PROVIDENCE.
capt blhhoNs' n4 - m, TUESDAYS THURSDAYS -,
Connecting with the Express Train At Bristol Al. s.o,
Arriving at Boston ate eeoek =, a.. Al =,
that 49, ~ "Ae ior All eonFegtEcss o. ~
freight taken "a 10" " the lowest landed IA Boston
JAMES FIX IT, Ma aging p,,.,,., NJ r. sIhoNs AEsat
pE0PLEs LINE for ALBANY-Stes1osrs CIR.
No 4. Ea,ts Sr w , 81 tssI. nsgsssst steamers .ys,
eiespsd) e oelosh Pnsngsrs desiring n, tesndayf
anEchss hotel have their gratitsa On
Feighi niea at reduced rates ~ anu ""i
FOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD SpPTS0S
FIELD AND THE NORTH Pare. 81 sss1sr, -. W.
'sp Tor ks.HsTsn at 3s ssd eouIssg vita he
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD "a
~ INDEPENDENT LINZ the WESf soIir,G 20 NOf
E0RIHWEsr Freight received and forwarded DAILY Va s1S
LINZ Psr No SSrts Eysr BATES Low with Qaes Dn,
return without TICKETS COOP Until fSp "
O. " PssYEL General Ageo No 1873 Broadway eeI pgF
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A FIRST-CLASS SCIENTIFIC, LITERARY,
lVANTED-A lady ASSISTANT on new

Journal u Poplar Lss0@ Must be ready writer and en-
ysenesd 10 manuscript rssp 0oscE desirable one 10
competent person None 0sr need ge Acdres EDITOR Boz
Ha ~ ThbSss OEea
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X1TANTED-2 or 3 statesmen in a Book
w and Faney Goods Store Address MILTON x. BRYANT PO
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SaIts By Suction.

A. LEAyIrr Aaeloneer - =,
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLiNdUN
ID HALL Lstorpiaee and Rgh.hst LEAYIrf, sTRkBElSh
Co OosssspEHTl LBEARss CATi9sus Sd AND s0lS'
SATURDAY EVENING. Nov. 20, at o'clock: !,
large collection Of BOOKS, comprising choice assortment OF
General Literature EuFsA American elensi History BsgaphI
Pssv Fcton VOYAGES and Travels Bblogsphy Pine Ar &c.
lie Catalogues ready, aud Books sn exhibition
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
| = O'c-oCs % Lf1TlTEe ~ t'III'N- .I. - 0I
HkOOkINN pROl kgIG

sre holt, will oon stop e. The location 10 cn Y
blocks u tie llous vi bs op'n CD dAy ui Ae AsA'
% u Arr''uecfs. No Ha'sau-s- n T.
THURSDAY APRIL
~ Joocs ErcaEge "a o,Tueu Eo III Bfosa~hy n l.
HKOOKIYN pROIBKTH .
SPLENDID RESIDENCE and f1H lots Of gur directly oron
,nd overlooking PROSPECT PA&h' oaa r. e'nef ~
Psrk place. a., .,....t.
me above one OF The fns residences IN Brooklyn The hon,e
rev su 'sua- tGck Tho test manner ~ f
bueT ltiiln yle of architecture foo ans ~
q he hrst arch eis 10 thr eiy; se - dEslhR i C
lir y onlg about block ifN we
Bleuce Plaza Tia sale viii aaori s orpottsn % IuT.ss
sreas- Io1 al M appointments m tt Oi pLs e-A Se se"'
ard permits OBJ "a a ne once Of tie luc.Ouesrs
sriRSDib B%LLLSG 'oS corRr.sr OPPOSITE CARROLL
No Court.s 6rysss tirestoy b'',nert sra 'Dfei'
side q Connst opposite Ca'h ef
Is ollurs l4 Tloms, sui all no ern pro,
invited Ca the premises pte'S '1
sale. foss-ssoa Nay l.
WRsrC CLASS BEowYSToN HOUSE on DEGRAW' NEAE
COURrSr ,.
The desrbls h-efory hristo1p basement srl snbrer bS
side ~ DeTsvs a5 feet vest Of si
thr l ofs q ho1srs DrgrawsL toward Smi
Isn.- cnu u II Rne gapey anu
yrss 10 yarL FI'miae premises sui attend sale
'''''' POSITIVE EXECUTORS SALE
HOUSE ind TWO LOTS suWest q WTkoHft snd
son; located b-.ag tie rk snl proposed saekt i"l
yr Il tie boEhood aud near three lines
u
roSr Frsme HOUSE On nd With Stable the cod Of
The ot; very desirable r-s. 'rnce Or aGal fulJ.
stIIyiID yATASr bOTs or COIUNBIA.Sr, BGO0ELYS
HlGHTs OVERLOOKING THR HAEBoh AND hAl.
Coiui1 st. side jij gr e. 81 feHepohist Inc
above They 6.s 0ueuTs0a from "aF'I
ferrY.
Fowsp ard rr acalr' apply at TIE ofe Of the Aacone'r'
10. Na-str-s'.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-02
3. I0Hfl0Y D., AIfll1'sd
DY JOHNSON & MILLEE
ID AICriOhEERS ASD
sr ID ID x

LBTATk bAOkENN.
"a rs kssslrfr. cor. CspANsr, NEw ioEN
Hss's s,er LOU cssSy Seat ss,,' 'fs si. 2. F i
IilUEspAL. ARiuh 2 ,r.yrsr D.
it S.saI lrd nj L Aso choice io.s NORTH ShFL'IH
Gn,ypsr srst. 76fst sas, Of sECoSDsT, Lots aai Cores
MONTH E6Ei6 sEyESiH 5ad THIRD srs eoasr' 70 '2soiA lots
7airiBLR iYpRo9fp PkoPyRTY On CLINTON ST ,,o
syctiia F6w SSToSR HOUSES situated on D. We eol
S'Ss Sty S 'a % 4 S ,Ssisu,l '9G By ys sT .
goI ss rqacisd to above attend iSs sale
"Two ybiT1BiR ForRSTORY BRICK UOUsBs on The esst
,l- cLisroSsr, connsneiaE bon. 81 % IgaHIps p e
,onta and al neden Improvement Arc eounecu ''n
so -FOUR VALUABLE VACANT LOTS side Of s'.'e.st
10 feet RON SogiGfd. -, ,u,,.-..,. Yo
Terms ol all Of above ha7s ready a. ONCE o. Au'' "
Z '-''-u'' Also ,s,ne time aal rl.c'..
vALUABT BROADWAY LUT very desirable Tor busls pnrp'se
B8OADNAl a.e South Ssye' trst) uorheas e, y, i''
St, 't valuable los With party NALL 10 L''' ''''
0ilee, No % Naasaaat rrEIs rrIEI,ss,;,v ss9,;;,,.v ,,.n1
. F,bsG9s On iTEsDH6i ss.,ioa SSE Eo III ro.dvy y
ngsIRAgLE Bao@oK1rH OK Ph0r5EG6TE Ih9 5GrS ,.,, Rrsr-
NsoE IfypS .1 j. EvEGREBS and cEs
ser, on,aert to cars dsrabe of resdeaoe
Thee wall bear closes, inspection Tho E@sl ''' l' '
% st q ali vso wish to purchase low pei lo,a in par; o
tLs @ ,g W e1 M E ps iery called to ,hs sale Tie grades
seoi oeai"5 ys 5es & 'nJ s o 6i pasr to osn
and de', hahs for reaching s lost W. e , u h. sssdy
= oLee Of The Aac.iOueaa NJ 2 NA'as-' N'" W ~
Aprl J.
VALUABLE IMPROVED FBOfhhli oA S''"''''' '-'
sor'h ste n ~ Stuiaye. go I'D, A.. 49, .o,t.
,sterg b.n.pg and gothic Houie. with ~ gsoU
shop o zround house eouns u iuos oaa pr,
"a To. pl Ia roatt has lns irsi grapefy Anu %
,hop tsoso desirable for sAnuia'tgrg pg,.o 20 s
ven Lnty i9catt4l near tc'eIN "a iNN'-'
"a. - fw-rkof
,t l19 r. vest q WsfhEgNnaye, only ene p'0NA "V~ VIZ
Terms easy. s.sps % No 23 haasau.st " l.,
'' ' on WEhsESDAI April o.
Af1 oeoei A. tho Efrharye Salesroou, h III D" -
' SpNy Up TOWN HOUSES on hiAbTlbi ~ 81 =, -.
Three cesrste tSo-stoy. basement and sbce'si o & ~
b pha ,pla bek frouts stone trimmings Ala
go Esseihsh lyJ feet sA,, " ali el
containing coEs With peuJ Q, ekssn' rs IN r, proy,