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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-08-13
TRAvELLERS' GUIDE.

TRAVELLERS' GUIDE.
LNARB IS CENTS.-AFTERNOON BOAT FOR YON
kers Hastings Irvington. Nyack Sing Sing and Haver
The steamer THOMAS COLLYER leaves the pier
foot of Warren street afternoon at
street. 1855 sundays excepted Returning leaves Haver
straw every morning at 46 landing at sing Sing 7l6 Ny
Rck, 745 Irvingon s; Hastings S5; Yonkers 8 arriv
Is cents.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
Trains for Albany and Troy, connecting with Northern
and Western trains leave New York Hudson River Rail-
road Thirtieth street and Tenth avenue and go NJ and
345 80 and II p NJ, and via Harlem Railroad, Twenty
sixth street and Fourth mt II A N. and t45 p. NJ
The 80 Y. M. train via Hudson River will Sun
days
Sleeping attached to s 30 ana II P. NJ. trains.
Drawing attached to and II 80 A. N. and 3S
p. NJ trains. -
WILLIAM II. VANDERBILT, Vice President.
Ow FARE TO ALBANY AND TROY.-ONLY 81 50.
IL The elegant steamers VANDERBILT and CONNECT
CUT leave pier A. north Of Spring street. a and foot Of
Thirty fourth 81 O'Clock p n. every evening"
excepted, connecting with rail est and North fare
Sunday Y2 Returning leave Troy at and Albany r. H.
State rooms secured mt Office 308 West street.
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RESTAURANT FOR SALE.-The undersign-
ed, desiring to change his business, will
sell his stand on Washington avenue, now
occupied by him. The building is 2rx48,
two stories high, the lower floor furnished
in good style for confectionery and
restaurant, and the upper floor for ice
cream rooms, and a dwelling. A good we'll
is on the premises, also large cistern.
Will be sold either with or without the
stock, ON reasonable terms.
JOS. GOYTTE.
St. Cloud, MINI, March 31st, 1868.
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STATE NEWS.

"A gold pen mandatory is about
to be established at Faribault.
-Wiuon. will make building. i'm.
provcments this season costing $780,.
oQo,t : !. 4..ss:: III: s:.. .s:.:::: =.
Christian Lewis, of Klcelard, was
badly crushed by tree falling on him
last week. His recovery is doubtful.
Over $4,000 was paid out for
wheat in Hastings last week. The
price per bushel averaged $500 and
occasionally going from five to ten
cents higher.
The body Of an unk nown man
was found 10 an old well in Roscmount
near Hastings, on the 10th. The body
bore marks Of violence, and is supposed
to have been in the we'll some time.
On last Tuesday. forenoon, Mr..
NJ Walden; Of Rochester, whifo siding
up 2, new dwelling, tell to the ground,
about Is feet, the singing having
given way, and broke his back. He
can live but shot time.
On Thursday last, the Tanning
| Mill and Sale mandatory of A. B.
Tyrrell, Esq.,, OF Hastings was Conn.,
plete!y destroyed By fire. The loss is
estimated at $4,000 and was not in.
sured. ,.. IT,. ...-..
Mr.. H. J., Gardiner IA, present.
Cd with magnificent gold watch ii
Shakopee on the 10th by , few Of hi.
re:sonal friends: He has lately been
appointed superintendent Of track layers
on the Superior road. Col. Davidson
made the presentation speech.
MIR. H. Knox Taylor,o Of St: Pau
has been elected President of tn
pioneer and Of the !"Union"' gole
and SILVER mining companies Of Mime
sofa, 70 GIL the ~ vaeancy caused BY TIL
resignation Of Major Newson. -.
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DsYCHON1ANCY,s R SOUL CHARMING.
I How either sex may fAscinate and gain the affec-
lions Of any one they choose Instantly; also secure
prosperity in love or business. Every acquire
thi. singular power. Thts queer, exciting Book has
by o Of which
in the Ensh language sent by mail for Is cts or five
for ono dollar, together With guido to the unmarried
Address +. WILLIAM / co. Book Publishers, rhila.
delphiA.
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MARSH & co.'s One Dollar Sale of English
MI and American Dry and Fancy Goods, Cutlery,
lent for their 1aIor for urn Clubs ' SEND IS
cts for the names of two articles which will be sent
receipt of One Dollar each. Agents wanted. Full
descriptions sent free by mail. Address MARSH q
co. 3Tremont Row, and II Howard ST., Boston, Mass.
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" N.l'. ~
MAR RIED.

On May 1l.h,; by Rev. E: V. Campbell,
Mr.. ALLEN GRiFFiN to Miss Eva GRAY, al
of Stearns County, Minn.-
By e-same, May 18th: Mr. Gxonos ".
DuNroN; to Miss LUCINDA v. BoNHAx, Ill
| Of St. Cloud, MIMI. "a. :"
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G..t,nt Distribution
metropolitan Gift Co.
c,.n Gifts to tho Amount OF $3.50, 900.
puupp ry(,EET DRA1i.S 4 PRIZE.

n =" Me!odeOns IS to $50
$50 Sewing Machines. % to 175
$50 Musical Boxes ~ to 2OO
800 Fine Gold Watches IS to 500
$50 Fine Silver WNtches....".... ~ TO tO
Fine Oil Paintings, Framed Engravings, Silver
Ware Photograph Albums, and large assortment Of
A chance to draw any Of tho above Prizes by pur
chasing sealed Ticket for Is Cts Tickets describing
scch Prize are sealed in Envelopes ami thoroughly
mixed On receipt Of % cts Sealed Ticket will be
drawn without choice and delivered at our office or
sent by mail to any address. The prize named upon
It will be delivered to the ticket-hoder payment
of ONE DOLLAR. Prizes will 10 Immediately sent to
to apy address, us requested. by express return
mail.
for it. Any prize may DO exchanged for another OF
the same value. NO BLANKS.
a1S-Our patrons may depend on fair dealing.
Kcfercnces.-We select the few. following names
from the many who have lately drawn Valuable
Prizes md kindly permit d US to publish them
ST Wilkins, Buffalo, N, Y. 100: Miss Annie
NJ nroc, Chicago, iii Piano. valued Il: $3.50; KobI
jackson. Dubuque Iowa, Gold Watch. $50; Philip
McCarty. Louisville Ky. Diam'nd Cn>tc, ri =,
500; X. A Patterson, New BEDFORD Mass, Silver
Tea Set, SIS: Miss Emma Malwrrth, Milwaukee,
Wis, Piano, $500; Rev I. ". fi1'' Cleveland, oh'o
Mcloeon, I25
Roy, publish no names without permission.
Opinions OF the Prcss.--"ihry AFRO doing
the largest busincss tive rm is rcl die and deserve
their success Weekly Tribune ft1. :, lSGS.
ave have examined their system, AMI know them
to DO IL fair dealing firm. ~ \. Hra1, Fsb. %.
Last week friend Of ours d: CIV 800 prize, which
was promptly reccvcd''-Dtty N'"t -htr. 3, 1865
Send for circular giving many n,se references and
favorable notices from the press Literal Inducements
to Agents Satisfaction guaranteed. Every package
of Sealed Envelopes contains one cash giit. Six
Tickets for 81 IL for s.. 50 for So 40 for $50.
All letters should be addressed to HARPER tWII-
SON 4 CO., l73 Broadway, n. y.
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The Circulation Of The Journal
10 DOUBLE that q any other paper
published In Northern Ninneseta. Let
Advertisers romsAhsa this.

PRsssyfIalAN.-- aston, Rev. E.V. Campbell. Ser
vices every sabbath mor1ing O'Clock. Evsning
att. Sunday School afser nosning service.
u. E. CauacnI. r. Creighton, Pastor. Services
every Sabbath At lo}5 A.. H., and ?. y. Sunday
CONsRsoAlloSAL CnURcn.-Rsv. Geo. l. Wood
,ssr Aorning service every Sunday at 10 o'coek.
Evening ses viss every Sunday at O'Clock. Prayer
meeting ever Wednesday Evening. sabbath School
1t twelve O'Clock -
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St. Cloud, MINI. March s1st, 1868.

Fon RENr.-The large storeroom and Of
fees overhead on the corner of Jefferson
avenue and st. German street. Inquire
If II Af;lls.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE CITY:

%F w ~o"'d respectfully request a"
business sen ana oshers scisAiag any KIND %
Job Printing, to call and examine our
extensive stock Of Nsv Material. just rees''sd
from the cast, before sending to St. Pau! OF
GOING el,ewAsre. Our JOB Office Is now one
of tic be,. in the State, and zoe do cork phicA
,os ,cM guarantee to Be sa!i.faetory, at Saint
Paul prices.
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The Gale1,ic
MEDICAL INSTITUTE

VHARTEkED BY Legisative enactment, for the
Ccure Of private Diseases. Situate at St. Paul
TIsE on epsrmatorrhea, or seminal weakness, Soll
Abuse and all diseases OF the Bladder, Kdnsys Liver
&C., &c. Price 3Scts. Diseases offenales gvon spec.
ial attention Every one afflicted should DO in pos.
session Of this work. Address, in confidence, oil com
munications to GALEN1C MEDICAL INSTITUTE
box 190 st. Paul. MIMI.
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(rUAB YOURSELF Of DEBILITY, SEXUAL
" DISEASES, &c.-Send your address on stamped
envelope and ask for circular Of 'P.tholo9yv Direct
|. AMERICAN NEWS CO, IN Nassau It,, Now York.
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DIED..

In St. Cloud, on the 18th inst, Of; Ty-
phoid Phneumonia, Mr.. CHESTER WAIT,
aged g. years. Obituary next week.
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The increasing demand for Metal Tip
ped Shoes, both Silver and Copper, the for
mer being extensively used on fine shoes ,
shows conelusively that the public appre-
eiate their valne. It is astonishing that
any parent should buy any other, as they
save half the expense in keeping children
aupplied With shoes.-N. =. Post.
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tanning M1LLs.-We call attention to
tho advertisement of Alexander l. Co.,
manufacturers Of Tanning Mills at this
place. They make tho Eagle Mill, proba-
bly, the very best in uss, and our farmers
by purchasing Of them, can obtain better
article than elsewhere.
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Sead for circular and prices to L1PPINCOTT /
BAKEWELL4 Pittsburgh, Pa. Sole Manafact'rs For
sale by principal Hardware Dealers.
VREATEsT CURIOSITY OF THE 10TH CEN.
" TURY!-WONDERPUL ELECTRIC FI8H-H pteases
all! By mail for 10 cts. and stamp; 3 for Csc. Ad.
dress ths inventor, NATHAN HALL. West Alilburv,
world.-GA .
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WANTED.
\ RELIABLE and experienced HOTEL
n KEEPER, to come and build good Hotel
ut BRANDON. the newly laid out townsite
situated on the Little Chippewa Lake,
Douglas County, at the place known as
Chippewa Station.
l will give TWELVE (12) LOTS, ! Of m
acre in each lot, to any one who will BUILD
n GOOD HOTEL, large enough to accom-.
mo'late at least 30 persons, and Stables
large enough to accommodate 20 horses,
and who will have the same ready to open
by the last of October next. Good refer
euccs required.
| will also give TWENTY FIVE LOTS,
q Of an acre per lot, to any parties who
will cree: good STEAM FIGURING
MILL with two stones and everything
complete, and who will have the same in
readiness to run by the 1st Of November
next.
will also give the same number of lots,
~ 20 any parties who will put up good
81 EAM SAW MILL, capable of saving
5000 feet of lumber per day, and who will
have the same ready by the 1st Of Noyem-
Der next
Al WANTED, A GOOD BLACKSMITH
to locate at the same place. re any such l
will give TWO LOTS.
Also the same to any good WAGON-MA-
KER. Title perfect.
GEO. y. FREUDENREICH.
Chippewa Lake P. O.,
Win 42-7' Douglas Co., MINI.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE
LIFE OF GRANT,
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By STAFF OFFICER.
This is the only Full, Authentic and OFFICIAL
History of the Life and Public Services of the Great
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CAUr1ON.-The country is being flooded with
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list Of nearly 500 different BOOKS, ii BLES and PHO.
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thing from it.
Catalogues furnished fire., on application, and books
Canvassng books containing list with prices, togeth-
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Ing list of names. sent tree to any receipt Of
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books almost anywhere. For terms to agents and
other information address
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BASE BAL1.-Members Of the Arctic
Baee Ball Club and al others interested in
the game Of base ball, are requested to be
present on tho grounds Of tho club, on Fri.
day, the 22d inst, at 8 ?. H., for the selec-
ton Of . III and I'd Mines, and the trans
action Of other important business.
Bv order Of the Directors.
- CnTY1No Q>nv>ksp~
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10 Tourists and '1nvands.
THE LAKE HOUSE.

LAKE osAK1s, DOUGLAS Co.
10 pleasantly located on this lake. which
10 known 40 one Of Tho large: and most
beautiful In tho State. sna offers the finest
opportunity for .aunting and ashing that
could b 11esired.. The House itself p the
largest In Northern MinneseAs. and IL we'll
aud comfortably {Arniehsd Throughout.
Every cara viii 70 taken to ensure the en-.
WARREN AD1EY,
4S'Sm Proprietor.
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SIllI1 CONxlssIoNvl.-Atit its last meet
ing the City Council appointed J. G. au-
Der Street Commissioner. Mr.. H win
doubtlsss discharge the duties with salts
faction 70 al.
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SHADE TREEs.-Wh. will not our citi-
Gems beauty their residences by setting
out shade trees more generally! There
are several varieties that in . few years
grow to good size, tho Poplar or Cotto n
wood, while the Maple is but little longer
in attaining it, growth.
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JOHN e. POTTER CO., Publishers,
No0. GA 4 6l7 SAMSON Street. PHILADELPHIA Pa

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It's contents are deeply interesting and should be
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DEATH OF Nh. TAxxEI.-Mr. Eijsh Tan
ner died At Avon, in this county on the
5th Inst. Mr.. T. WAS severely injured in
the abdomen some months ago, and since
that time, until his death, has suffered
greatly.
Mr.. John Tanner, q brother Of the dc.
ceased, whose arm Vas amputated y DR..
senkler q few wees since, is rapidly recov.
ering.
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CIRCULAR, MILL, mUlaY, GANG AND
Cross Cut Saws.

Every Saw that leaves factory is Oil Tempered
and Patent Ground, perfectly true and even, and made
of uniform temper by our patent tempering process
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AJ= Send for our nrw Circular "a
We have also made arrangements with the
Great Oriental Tea Co..

A LII GENITAL DISEASES AND OBSTRUCTION $
n prevented and cured Something unI lron-
derjul, suppressed. every other mode, Medicine and
Instrument Send 10 cents for Book, carefully gcaled
Address DIR. WALTER, 907 Broadway, New York.
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L. ". COLLINS, Secretary.

~~~~o~~y
PslsoxAl.-Lisut. Lyman ". Ayers,
who has bssa in Atlanta, Co., for some
time past, ii In town..
Marta Woelsy win lssve next week for
Virgins With biz family. .
p. Lamb, Of Sank Centre, is in town for
Q few days.
Isaae b. Conway, the snterpr'sing repre-
rsssuts.ivs Of Skinner 4 Co., Wholesale
statiouers Of Chicago, made 10 short call
on Wsdnssday. 49,.
The sssrsss.y Of State. Col. Rogers AZ
rived In town On Wednesday morning,
Mt. Z. G. Cams, formerly IN Auetionssr
10 this city, rsaurnsd on Tussdsy, and wss
warmly received by his many friends. Ed
..you a5e welcome to these shores"
VERY ExTInPAls1x0.-TheS Sank Rapids
Sent;ae! has reporter in St. Cloud who is
supposed to furnish local items for that ex-
cellently conducted papsr-which is good
idea-but W would DO glad il tho individ'
usl wrote them himself ipstead Of copying
verbatim from our columns. Last week the
Washburne saccsss in our caucus, was the
only original item out Of some seven OF
eight. and thst appeared 10 bs an official
report only. We might also say that the
81. Paul Pres, Minneapolis Tribune and
one or two other papers published for the
information Of their greatly elsted readers,
the fact th.t We had held caucus in st.
Cloud.
Frank DAoarr1.-Th,s gsntlemsh, v.
are informed, hos taken charge Of tho W.
ossAa Herald sad proposes 70 publish til
same hereafter. Mr.. D. has been for som.
time past In the show business, exhibiting
binss'1 - The hssh'est man In Ii. Unitei
States. 10 exhibited in 81. Cloud . shor
time &c., It will 10 remembered, with q,
accompanying lecture sxp,ai.iue how i
happened and Why It IL thu. H.vin,
msds . fortune, hs now retire, from ~
vulgar gase, intending to spend i. in pub
fishing ; dewspsper.
Wabssha also feels under obligations 1
Mr.. D. for bis services last fall upon III
county seat question, besides he IL An 81
esllsnt crowd for . procession, it tskir
HIN half an hour to pass any given poin
u IRE compelled 10 lsave an interestin
1eksr from t'Curiosity" over till Lsxt wesl
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Common shape, as good as the best The RED
JACKET (Colburn's PATENT AXE cannot be excelled.
We guaranty they willcut Is per cent. than
mon Axes, with less labor to the chopper.
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VlEws. are indebted to Mr.. J. Hill
for some beautiful stersoscopic views Of
buildings and places Of interest in this Vi
ciuity. Call At Mr.. Hills and see his COL
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MAGNOLIA WArEE.-A delightful toilet
Al ticle-superios to Cologne and at half
the price.
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For RES1.-A storeroom on Washington
avenue; central location; rent moderate
inquire at this Office "
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CooL!-A half-brsed WAS put in Jail (!)
on Friday night, and at about six o'clock
next morning forced the door open and
walked Oh. carrying away on his should
srs The bed on which he had slept The night
before!
REcovIllxe.-Mr. John Clark, who WAS
badly injured At Cold Spring, some two
weeks since by IN explosion. 10 30 far re-
covered - to bs brought to st. Cloud. He
may yet have the use Of one eye, while the
other is totally destroyed.
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~ Ankiuds ofJob printing, in Eng
Esh, German or Norwegian. executed At
this office. Send in your orders.
"Norwood! Norwood - at West & Co.'S.

DEPARrkD-From town only, We mean.
Mr.. Mitchell, the Editor Of this paper, has
gone East to remain about six weeks. He
will be in Chicago during the Convention,
and will report fully whatever occurs there.
While he is away subscriptions will be re-
ceived At reduction from regular rates,
say one dollar for six months, and Scandi-
navians when visiting the office must bring
an interpreter, as Mr.. NJ. took his mother
tongue with him.
-0syetts is now making excellent ice
cream, which he keeps constantly on hand.
He also has soda water.
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A FIELD F1GHr.-Our friends at Sank
Rapids were INDUCED in sort Of run
ming fight ON Monday, in which several
participated. The quarrel was about .
pair Of horses. and though not very savage
has resulted in one or two lawsuits.
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1xclEAsED TIAvEI.-The stages running
up the Sank Valley are crowded each day
with passengers, and in order that the pub
lie may be accommodated, Messrs. Blskely
& Carpenter now run two stages, instead
Of one, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
ur1ava
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+. n. lELAN0, Superintendent,
J. II. RANDALL. General Ticket As,n>
v10-n44tf. i >''''
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IRE compelled 70 lsave IN interesting
)estss from t'Curiosity" over till Lsxt week.
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sT. CLOUD MARKETS.
MILL PRICES FOR FLOUR.
ST. CLOUD FUR MARKET.

.ected for TIE JOURNAL, by D. II. G. Murphy d Co
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To MERoHANTs.- IS. Comstock, Of Mime
apolis, would announce tho receipt of full
stock Of spring goods, embracing sAeetings
prints, delainss, giashaus, mohairs, o"ssi-
neres, eottonadss, t,ks, dsnims, stripes.
&c., which will be sold very low.
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For SALE.-A double dwelling house
pleasantly located, con be had at great
bargain. Inquire at this Office.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

NNALLACks. - -
w Proprietor lui NauaCer.........Mr LESTER WALLACh
FRIDAY EVENING. OCT. .. 1858,
SIMON BERNARD
DEARER THAN LlFR
Chsr-eie-. hr Mr. J. Vs. WALLACK. Mr JOHN GILBERT. Mr
CHNNLEs FISHER Mr. j. a. SrODDARr. Mr. 4. ". YOUNG. Mr.
J. b FOIK Dr. B. @. WSGGOLD, Dir a., BROWNE. w. y l.
N kIrfIkWS Nr r. MILTON. Mr T. WARD. Mrs CLARA JkN-
NiSGS Miss EMILY MESTAlER, Mss ANNIE WAkD, Mrs Is.
FISHER. . .....
SATURDAY OCT. l0-LOvES SACRIFICE
MDNDAI. OCT. T. -MANhA AND FACES
TUESDAY. OCT. i1--iHE SlRASGbL .
comp with numerous Applications AZ te BOX one ana IN
or m live time proper prou OF the NEW DRAMA IN
seyr rrrraou Naick Tor week khfiN AL
OF the f,osing Stiulau Plavs MASKS AND FACES Ihb
STRA ANGEHr riIE RIVALS with all the compeness OF
S0rr pponments Distribution Of Characters that distinguishes
tbs Establishment
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

t'OR SALE-ln F0lty-eighth-st., between
seyenih AMI athnse rics tfpesoy hToWn-stoue O 81
~ With part of ihs ian.tar at szOOl Permits Of HOMER
MORGAN. N0.2 Pine 4
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those desrons OF purchasing or renting such pro
pey Will FAD 20 their interest 10 advertise ID TIE
tribune It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
other newspaper, and m addition 10 TINS aaFahase iib
tribune VIII be f0and. not only u NeSl ok ana all rs
cities and Villages, but III every state ard Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made As
brief as will allow Of tie advantage offered being clear
20 the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions OF THE IElB'
USR semi.Weckly, and Weekly. comprise individuals IN
every profession or business, consequently advertise
ments IN each disseminate among an classes. THE
TRIBUNE deyOtes especial attention 20 the reports Of sales
Of real estate the city and country mus adding
greatly TO the value Of 70, co nns an advertising me
dunn The charge for advertising are ~ fellows: DAILY
TRIBUNE, % cents per lIa lOr each insertion: WEEKLY
TRIBUNE. 81 rer me; sEWi-WrEEGY TEBCNE. 25 cents
per ue About ten words line. after the first
lne which usually contains only four or five words
Terms cash iu advguCe.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-09
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