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New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
BruokIpn G,al 6statt for Sak.

A SPLENDID MANSION, with 20 fine city
"a LOTS location in Brooklyu the house 40 feet
square order and with all modern improve
surrounded With ornamental shuoberI choice iu' trees
Of ali descriptions and other outbungs viii be sold
exchanged for good improved property tins city or elsewhere
Apply to HBbBAKD DEMOREST No y East fonrteeHthSt
EOR SALE-Price $500, on easy terms-3-
brick HOUSE, al Improvements 20 minutes to
the leading ferries excellent negborhood - second
for SO; possession Of the balance Of house at once AP
ply No. to 3y7 Futon-st, Brooklyn, Room No 10
Q0 Sn0 PER ACRE will buy IA acres of
p %..DJO the most eligible BUILDING LOTS in Brooklyn
These high grade Eve mis by horse and
ferry Ner.York City Hall ONB LOT Nesiork City no further
from the City Hail. would cost what an ACRE here held App! 70
~ A. rutland, No Beekman-st
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24

Persons having real estate for sale OF TO let,
and those desirous Of purchasing renting such pro
rsrv will find IL 10 their interest 20 advertise in THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and In addition to this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found not only in New-York and all Its
cities and villages, but III every state and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made al
brief as will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
to the reader We would especially dwell on the TACT
tbat the subscrbers for the three editions Of THE TRrB
t,,r seml.Weckly and Weekly comprise individuals in
every profession Dnsiness consequently advertise
ments IN eacn disseminate among all classes THE
TRIBUNE deyotes especial attention to the reports OF real
estate both in the city and in every part OF the state
thus adding greatly the value Of its columns as an ad
yertising medium The charges for advertising are rs
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE 25 cents per line Tor single
insertion: WEEKLY TRIBUNE, u so per nnei SEAl-
WEEKLY TRIBUNE IS cents per liue.
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amustmtnts.


T'HEATRE FRANCAlS.
The Director that il impossible for him n answer
letters da by him NTH regard to the PRIVATE
ENTERTAINMENT gYeu evening The Theatre Francois asking
prices OF the entertainment he aaes
and gentlemen hereby respectfully nloned IN response 70 ne m
quries, that the Berformauces will consist Of ,,,
PRIVATE DRAMATIC BNTBRTAlNhbNi
BY
MADAME ADELAIDE RISTOH
Nsrcte,a del Gro united with her children
BLANCA and GIORGIO DEL GRlLLO,
kindly assisted by
Sgn0r MICHELE BOILO. IN,
distinguished the Of admission are -
Prosceuium Boxes first aud second
Private Boxes four seats.
and Dress Circle.
General Admission
And applications for aud tickets are to be made 10 tue Dco
J. GRAO.
THEATRE FRANCAIS. ,u
Sole Lessee and Director. ui'
Last Night in America ard
Complimentary Beue6t u
MADAME ADELAIDE RISTORl
THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 2j AT n OCLOCk
For the last time in America,
Gacomett new celebrated work grand mise seae
MARIE AETOINBITK
Adelaide Rstau IN her greet role of Marie Anoueue
FRIDAY AFTERNOON JUNE %, AT O'CLOCK,
Doors open at l2l
Niue. ADELAIDE RISTORL
For the last time,
Giacomettis ceehrsted work
ELIZABETH, QUEEN or ENGLAND
Adelaide i,istOn for the last time as Elizabeth
Nine Rons departure for Europe le for Saturday next June
21, Ia the Transatlantic steamship Vile de iars
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
A. J. BLEECKER Auctoleet ..z..
VALUABLE BROADWAY PROPERTY at

anc,oa tNo. n Broadasy, o Morsst 70 close
~stsie-i BLEECKER, SON Co sl sell Al auction on
TTRSDAY 1868 Al u O'clock t the Exchange Salesroom the
moment H.. 2 ll Is BroaFay Of Morsst
Ihs nhe. Broadway by q feet inches 90 Morris
h half of aeysav With the adjoining property on
Msr.t irregular Inc ab" ~ feet inches :" the rear
line OF an alley u common sbch las oat Of ~ c inches
All e1ce 9 feet inches 90 BoatFy The build
ur have as rrlrr aud Thoroughly repaired throughout u
parties
d1red q. rsa,s rental Of -lbNo per aHnu
Z. further
.o rental, talags strength and soy and n ei
e.sr r,pa The CLurst, Which close pFoh
m 10 proerty sli Material, 10 value The title one
N che bet ana ohe o. the Terms Ayorlblc
Maps aud particulars ~ Ne u Ceiirst
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
6itp gtaI 6statt for SaIr.


T0IN B. CHURCH g. JACOB SHARPE,
y 80 "a FINEST.
Real Estate Brokers aud Auctoneers -
city and Country PROPERTY SOLD or hhNILD' LOANS h's"
b'ol CHURCH SHARPE No u Pinest
FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS. AT AND hbAR kW'BbUhS.
80 .-n arugu ACCESSIBLE NENJEkSEf SPECIAL
yggvgyTs AT GyR DETAILED lHohhAfloS AND
PROPERTIES
NITY HOUSES for SALE. Printed ms list malled
Dc nv grASLEY DAY Real Estate Broker. No SO BroAdSAy
NITY LOTS for SALE.-Printed list mailed
" free by STANLEY DAY Real Ee broker No @2 BoaaSAy.
UNFINISHED HOUSE in West Twenty--first-
four story house o hTownsobe Win hga sop p al
sixth and SeyuthyeS SALE 10 good order, aud ue perfect NJ
dres g.. Box No. 75l Po,tOhee.
HOUSES TO LET and for SALE.
4 CITY AND COUNTRY PRoPERI1.o,
~ KING l. Co,
corner Thryshb-st and siIthaye. tsrb National B1nIl
0OS Onn TO LOAN on bond and mort
RJO,OOOpgO in sums TO suit Apply to SAMUEL T. Ban
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
snitnal Rtbsnu,.

rTENTS for LAWNS, FISHING PARTIES,
4 Co., Ne PAX place Sss(or Cirealsr
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
Sutium SaIcs of BsaI Gstlt,.
, J. BLEECKER, son & Co., of NcwYorll,
4.
j. H. HISDLE Of Paterson. n. J., Auctoneers,
viii seIl AZ auction. on the premises,
on THURSDAY, JUNE %. 1868,
N I o,cnck the fnloH-ng yaIuahle property w:

1t o'clock, ne follow ng valuable popeiy VI II r,,
EIGHT HUNDRED LOTS, and fllEe Iot'
COMPRISING over $500 Lake View lying splendid avenues
md streets opened regulated of dimension Of 10 10 H r
IA dh This tract and unsurpassed or
situation any property nea Nrviork Is bat u miles lo
utes) fla hT Bhe Ra!Toat from foot o thanber
each within short distance Of Paterson ~ j.
Oyeooks The beautiful Passaic RIVER "h W
The splendid residences ana
(which moe ~ baty also Silver Lake neauess to
schools light water good baihng oois a
son atmosphere freedom from mkeoes combine greater a
yanGges o purchasers than offered
SALE ABSOLUTE.
TERp-Ten Der cent on per cent Aug l. 20 cent
Oct D. 81 per cent On bond ali mortgage tao years.
SPECIAL Train The Euc Railroad s leave foot oi Chamhf' on
m6rnrg Of the sale O'Clock Tie regular trains t uual hons
ofG.l5 9s5. TO- m; l.i5 33O Return at o'clock
Refreshments p1l be served o. the grpuld. -
Maps and other PARTICULAR aPpy 70 the auconeers NO. "
TsF.r Ne..Y
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
J. JosNsoS ir.. Aucuone.,.
DY NSON q NJ l. l. Err,
ID AUCTIONPERS AND
ATE

No 25 Nass,rsr. Cgptgs sr., NEv- York 81,
CITY Lots Country seats ani Farms bought SOFA
chSnsed Loans negotiated Auction sales fahn
TUEsDAl June % " O'clock AZ tKhange Saeoom no III
BruaiRav. \. Y.
PEREMPTORY SALE. WITHOUT RESERVE. $50 tneyioeated
LOIS on Fltln other streets 10 The north part oi TIE va
age u Jsmlss L. L. euby situated high ground close 70 te
ho,e route Hnutes walk from tue depot oi Tue Long
IHA and Nes Railroads Every lot offered viii be sod Ah
sOLUTELY Pfcss rapidly iiancnE Fares loF and eonmun
,r fe1usat rapid Rare opportunity for o moderate mean
gr term, Lr apply II JOHNSON MILLER, No -
\ \ cr 20 lJ- Montague t. Hruoklvn
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24

Eous,s mo fams Glan.tN.
YARNS WANTED in Westchester County,
from ~ 20 acre. each Address FARMS Tribune Ofcg giving
nm particulars. price them oAeTNse 90 notice taken
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
CH0ICE SMALL FARMS within miles of

- loe GOOD lnulIrgs fence, and nlt. 900
an of d i1dnc rarr uev plenty fruit .... 1000
arreA-0 large house. fruit gb.... BOO
acrcs- mile dept good fru &c..... tto
Eb
buildings plenty ir. Twill eiehangel Roto
30 acreseHceeut soil abundance fruit comfortable hudgs b9
20 acres- mile from depot good pa house fruit Op
10 acres-i mile from depot ia g. fruit stock mpemb 400
For sale by VAN TANSkL. ELl Co., No % Ccdarst
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
]. BLEECKER, son & CO., AUCTION

4 j. BLEECKER son y CO. AUCIiON-
~. EERS-THUESDAi July 1853 a. y o'clock athe Exchange
sairsro0m. No lll BroaiEay. - ....-....
IRyISGST FLOURlNG MILL BROOkLlN
THVTSGSr Threestory brick flour and Feed NIL on lrYngs
between Columbia aud Van Buutsts Brookn s1EI9 otJI -
Lor-. r. Bun stones Eureka hmu
Machine Sspaator Eih al e running betting &C. complete
respect Also patent Crushing Machine and apparatus r re-
dcg hard ana mrv and recamg damaged fours All eu
trey pee running orders OF minutes wak from lam
iau The above ~ri! near ne Ahuc DOCK "IA
Warshousss. Ma a. No T. Crisrst
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
6onntp 8taI Gstate for Sale.

A NJ. WAY & Co.,
Have large number Of FARS Sgd other poPs @ g5,Ts
all bnng buyer and seller together to make their own
Fo sSasr dealing we refer 70 the Hon Marcos Ward
William Taylor, eI.P. NJ, No. 30 Piue.., n Y CITY.
ATORANGE, N.J-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
F,Tfofl 6d 'Si for siiE House 70 LST Or
Sew.YOrI. Orange Main and Cooest. 90
A BEAUTIFUL modern House in New-Ha-
~ with Of ground 10 elegant order and o. one o. @ .
sI & viii 9f m 5al 81 SIF % So o E Re Reu
tsenth-st, near Uni1eraty.plaoe
ALL WANTING FARMS-Go ood soil, mild
~ climate y miles south Of Phadelpha Pnee only 70 per ae
Ada AS "EIIIfI K IiSBs 5Di 98ssd R@1isd' ss '
A Specialty-Westc Co. Property ,ors ale.
n List msiled free STANLEY DAY r. T. Broker - BroA-eay
A VALUABLE PROPERTY-SOO acres, 500
HOUSE and ample oaSuDs, well Tnisfd and asd pleasantly
ssSG % & n9'aS % Sop ' ; Sis & Sefa i lF
A VALUABLE LOT in Bedford-st., 81 feet
House S' @ 10 feet SAtSbER % % a s So, lG Roa No. e.
AT PASSAIC, n. J.-Gj ACRES, half-mie
~ from both dspo nsyeriSg stream sGe & s9 uTneI & n agd
from upper depot eeu's tp Owner No 2O West Seven
At NYACK-One of the finest PLOTS of
~ LAND divide into villa sites the uds Capitalists search
ing profitable will do well 70 call Office and
maps Of the above property MALLORY, BLACKWELL Co.. No.
A HOUSE of 10 rooms, nearly new, on an
IN elevated knoll commanding distant view good ban aud an
depot about one honr from m cty in New jersey u rapidly nproy
INK BeighbOrbood. Price, - so Terms easy.
MYERS TUCKER. No Nassaust
A SPLENDID PLACE, near the City of Utica,
A containing seven sere Of beautiful land nas7i,oeni llouse II
low price; views may be seen At JiQUESS 10 BrondTay
COTTHGES-S2jO CASH, balance monthly,
qaartery Or hs year will PtRCASE one Of those nice new
Elizabeth ~ York; convenient to
depot 4. r. KkLLOGG Executor No. 81 Crar-t. Nesiork
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE, situated
~ in the beautiful village Of Fslk 10 uinut vak from the
railroad nearly compi and minutes drive from the Hudson Rail
road depot 2 of hy cultivated Land with crops and
garden planted fruits of al kinds IN abupiance house 90 feet front
ereuson containing II rooms wish agehoue stables all
buildings. schools churches n walking distance Parties
wishing desirable residence app 70 Mr. A. JACK
son ou the premises W COOPER No l38 frontst n Y
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
ah, Gurf.

dbe 6urf.
HEROINE PARK.
- SUMMER NETTING
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
FIRST DAY, THURSDAY JUNE D
First Race-PTemium $50 It miles
Second Race--N esche-ter Handicap II niles
Third RAce-Sweepstakes 2-Year Olis, fgrougG
Fourth Race-Prrmim 800 mile heats.
SECOND DAY WEDNESDAY July
First Race-TWO.year old stakes
Second Premium 81 O00. 2mils heats
Third Race-Welter Cup ridden hY members ofthe o's7
Fourth Race-Ssling Stakes, "a miles
THIRD DAY, THuRSDA1i jay
First Race-Hurlle Race, Il miles. hurdles
Second Racc-Sweepstakes, 3year olis u nles.
Third Race-Grand National Stakes smile heAls H.,
Racing commences at o'clock eS.n uA''
Full partcuas in siual bills . =, -. s,.
Quarter Stretch, 80 each day. .ucrST RRTMoNT pas
}. b. lRyING, Sec
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
NOR SALE-An elegant suburban RESI-

DENCR in the CITY q Hartford Conn within mngies' waR of
the n v Boston r. depot % n ne husnescen
Of the located commanding site u The stonahe guar
unolsiurted aTectoa The house large
every respect will al Improvements and 10
complete order. 6ucd the highest ste With stationary marble
m.u- The grounds ahor tast~ialP and
astcay laid and onsmsutef th Shade rs in ~ a Ta
No 2 Pine, UhiI
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24
nor SALE or EXCHANGE for improved

property NeEYok attractive COUNTRY hEAl
n house and nine leutJ t4ai on The
Seneca Lake. commanding o. % for miles The
large, n good supplied With from the
village the four Of grounds surrounding fr ta'ieiV l on
shrubs. and gcs hcf coun
orchard garden stables &c gravel beach Afoig Zoe facilities Tor
bathlg boating sod fishing churces schools aod Hobart College
society rIcccr -rtv healthy
ces.be Central Rre Ear.. Apply the premises
or 10 n CLARK so 40 william sf N,a-lork.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24

FAMILY MANSION, IL rooms. in perfect or
il Of excellent land, fruit and
water city region of New Jersey $3.50
MYERS & TUCKER No. Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1868-06-24

DTNERDAIE.-FOr SAIEI-A IUUN ] II
situated mile from tue depot on the
KING Bridge Road one mile south Of Yonkers double 3oy house,
garden be sold reasonable price Maps OF
property Office MALLORY, BLACKWELL Co..
4, /,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-27

Report of the Louisiana Commander to Gen.
eral Grnnt-Back History of the Louisiana
Election-ffow the Peace Was Endangered,
How 1t Was Preserved and Why the Negroes
Did Not Vote.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-27

yrarda>, railroad celebration ever undertaken on
the ContIn,nt in the world at this point or meet
s the with Ss saas q
rree, araO Oe 4, n ,tended to celebrate
The return from TO Bank OF England for the
week ending Noyembe.- II gives the following
results when compared with !. ne previous week.
Rest. xsoss.ess increase. cares
Public deposits 414475s fncs. sos' ~
Other deposits ........ 1o2s.7l1 IncrsA~o ozt,cso
On the other side OF the acc0unt:- !.
Government securities. f15, 4S5,sT4 No chafiRa
Other securities. 163l7,085 Increase f5ss,TM
Notes unempoyed..... o,49s,S40 Increase. ssa,2aS
The amount Of notes In circulation is s2s s3s 315
being decrease Of f5770 and the stock of bullion
In both departments Is &l9,s5s.s5o showing de-
crease Of fl1s.sss when compared with the proceed
inQ return.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-27

GROWTH or CHrcAGO.--The latest census or
Chicago was taken on the LIST Of October last show
than twenty-five per cent since 1sg6 The population
IL now sixty times larce "a 1t was thirtyoc years
ago. almost twonty-one times as large as in l64j
more than four times a. Iarge az la 1868 and has
nearly doubled In SIX years The increase OF wealth
has much more than kept pace with Its growth u
than twenty-five dollars to each person. 10 now
averages moro than $500 To each innabitant. Tie
present wealth OF the city Ii represented by rea!
estate 90 the value OF &Il ADO, CSC and personal
psoperty ~ the amount OF t55,Tss. ao-a 10 Bl y!
$3.50 2l7. 000iid on this aggregate taxes are levied
city ~ nearly $50 tunes Vrcat ~ " was twen-
ty.et--lit w ara ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-27


csdarst, No sii n Of Sd ~, lsirsi szisS 800
Cnnoeriand e ., lilo II OF Atlantic Az, s6ax4oxsx
Dean 4, Az !. i Of Power: 4: s.ioo rs
Earl q and Troy cor 81 1000
Grove !, ss5 d csnsrs ~. 1ossoo 500
Hampden st. ISIS n from Auburn place ioxloO 700
Hickory o. . ia II Of Tompkins AZ, s1I00 Us
Marion q, 500 q Hopkin.on iOo1lSO; 2oeo
President at > ils q = v Of Columbia st. lbxOO 90
latham q, loo Il q Bridge g. cios5o 5000
Van Bursn st, 8 $50 Of TOmpkins Az Ns1ao2rso
st. oi Il Of wicusisy st. ;osioa
South South E1; s. 1Ce Ct Ct 81 Z: as
Gsssn ~, AMI is a1s'so 81 Han ieso
Marcy sv and wiherspoon st, . cor, 225xlouxi25x
Loss 5Ss 70 s6o, map, heIrs r. wycioa
Rochester Az and Hsrf%sr e. cor so!,Se
9Th av President and Carroll ss 20lx242 100
Line between alh ssh 100 Of Sd AZ, thence
Lot IS block 81 saydsm
Lot Sl7, Stewart map deed 1865. lis
Lot: Lot: " anu and map heirs Hsrsen:e SO
Lots So and lob map, heirs nartenss. 80
Lots ssi and 3s., map, heirs Aartenss 40
LEASE RECORDED IN BR0OKLYN sam
wyckon st. - 1913 # Of Underhill sv byears,
Per TnAssr1ns IN Essex coUsrY n. ;snwxna.
Cabinet st. 1853 I. Of Lock st. s6IlOs 800
Court and Camden ST, westerly cor, b0xl00 ?oo
Montgomery st. Is # from West st. 1900
Parrow 81. >, ga from Centre st. asxlso ..... S5
EAST ORANGF.
SUSSEX av q, 2O0 Il OF Stirling av, 5Ox117 go
SOUTH ORANGE
Road TO Newark g. L Tantor, acre.. GOO
Newly opened street, 8, Dacy's prop, 65x233 800
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-27

This weeks statement compared with the previous
return shows no very material changes except In
che item Of loans. These have decreased ST. 333 $780,
hut amounts due from the other banks have In the
meantime increased ,25o. 300 The deposits have
gained slightly me totai increase being however,
but sl4s,s9i, which : more than counterbalanced
by decrease IN country bank balances 10 the ex-
cent OF s3Ss,Ig,. Lcgal tenders have fallen on
sps74: specie has decreased ss5.os7, and circula-
non sa5.S4.
Referring 10 finances IN Boston the Advertiser OF
"wednesday morning ssss:-
Monetary agsirs are wl,iIout important chance. A
considerable degree ~ rcief has bcel CAMEL IRON
tao extreme sr.ngeacy OF past weeks aud there Is
an improved feeling 40 the prospect OF an easier
market, bit stu money ~ a. yet lar Rom abundant.
and to many the favorable change nolicel does not
seem to have be practically reali1ed. The TACT Ia
sIat there is not Vel money enough 70 accommodate
AL and although nat % more easily accessible TO
borrowers who resent Claims over aud above
the strength o. tneir nauics or the value OF
colaterals oierel, ordinary borrowers stun aud IL
aficut To obtain But the tendency bcng towards
better state OF things, a lew days may dnd the mar
net IN quite comfortable condition. There has
been special pressure to-day. but the banks nave
mad all they waiite 10 10. hates continue rn, de-
pOsitors paying rom 10 "a per cent Tor discounts
and outside paper passing from TO 10 per cent Tor
arst class names win higher range for paper not
40 fayorauy Known. In call cans there IL nos much
dong aud rates a,e red quite brin aislOush not mp
60 the rates which recently prevailed Qute mum.
Der or srCh loans are cut NJ per cent ana many OF
sh0 banks are doing no. hing at any lower rate new
York funds are about even.
Tho Chicago R,Dabsscaa says:-
4 prominent Official OF the Union Pacific Railroad
informs that there good reason for the belief
that che two companies--now rivals but soon 70 pe
co-operators-tne Union and Central Pacihc nat
road Companies have come TO mutual agiceint ny
- 10 tue pOint where their respective lnts " rva1
SHAT meet aud unite. This Will be at poi1' IVY
nm,es west o. Inc northern extremity q ss Lane
TINS uispuscs OF much II the rivalry OF these com
panes wh',h mas eau oil Unnecessary expeuuMurc
N sue uara construction OF their respective anes
and now tiat the point Tor which 10 much extra
expense was incurred and such un7aral eled cxer.
across the Con nent the two companies will work
more icisuiey and understandingiy, knowing pre-
lcisey row many niles OF road each has to complete.
TN tho ttn OF July next IL IL intaDlsI 10 hold the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-27
THE REGISTRATION or VOTERS TO-DAY.

The revision Of the registry lists for the ensuing
charter election commences this morning. The
Boards arc required to remain in session to-day and
tomorrow between the hours Of eight A. N. and
nine p N. to receive the names Of legal voters not
previously registered and Of those who have changed
their residences since the last election. Those regis
tered In November and who have not changed their
place OF abode are under necessity of being again
registered. The present sessions are only for the
vision Of those who have become citizens since tho
November sessions OF the Board of Registry. Tho
following Is a list OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-27
CITY POLITICS.
Nominations Inst Night.
ms following nominations were MAIDS last
NIGHT

mozart. James Gray.
Democratic Uniop Robert Collins
11--sIOzarr, Thomas Il. Crotty.
15-MOzart and democratic Union. James Gibson
Ia-Democratic Union, John Mccormick
2l-Tammany, George II. Il. Lynch.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-27

since Jan. l.sl7so3.0s7 $17l,0o5,ol3 l4s,002 l57
rhe last three Boston bank statements compare as
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-24
Notice.

YHyfTE public are hereBf fuoh0gd thar my wife.
u Mary Jones, has left my house " ithoptapN
cause or provecaion, aud will not be fesponsl-
bleYor ar ' debts she may coutract
lgeplI7-3wl lsAAy v. JONES.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-24

e. Connections made at Hamden Junction with
Trains " Portsmouth Branch.
Close connections made at Cincinnati with all
Western trains and at Parkersburg with the Bal.
timOre and Ohio Railroad.
WIN. W. PEABODY i
Master OF transportation.
Chilicothe, o., May. II, 1868.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-24
RINGS
VEGETABLE AWBROSIA
Is the Miracle eff the Age!


Gray Headed People have their locks restored
by it to to the Sk hStyOUs siLten hesseS of youth
and dre happy
Young People with light .fat5ed or red Hair have
these questionable cOlors changed 10 beauti-
ful auburn, and rejoice
People whose heads are covered with DaRo5rnf
and Htmors use it, and have clean coats, and
clear and healthy sCalps
Bdtd Hedded IeferCRS have their remaining
locks frightened, and the bare spots covered with
u luXuriant growth of Hair, and dance for ioy!
fOaRg Gentleman use it because 1t Is richly per-
fumed
Young Laclics use it because it keeps their hair
IN place.
Ereyybotty MUST and WILL use it because 1t is
the cltdaest dm best article in the market
For sale By Druggists Generally.
Price. ce...............$ $l.00 per Bottle.
e. NJ. TUBES & CO., Proprietors.
Pcterboro' N. II.
A. b. Merriam q Co., Wholesale Agents, Gin
cinati, Ohio.
o. Z. Miller, Agent, jackson, o.
Griffith and Shcorer, Agents, Portland Jackson
co. Ohio.
Nov. 2l ely.
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| will offer al Public Yendue, at my residence
IN sclot0 Township. jackson co., o., on Thurs-
day Oct 1st, 1863, the following property, TO-
wit Three head Of Horses. one span Of Mules,
and five head Of younger Mules, one Jack aud
three Jennets, six head of Cattle and Sheep, one
set of Blacksmith Tools, one Buggy, and one Ri
fc Gun Aso-Dry Goods, Shoes, Tlnwarc
Cutlery, and other articles TOO tedious TO men
lion. WM D. CRABrREE.
lsep17-2w.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-09-24
Milwaukee. Wis. Jon 81 1853

Milwaukee, Wis. Jan. 24, 1868.
Messrs G. G. Clark q Co., New Haven. Ct.
Both myself aud wife have used Goes Dyspep-
sla Cure, and 1t has proved PERFECTLY salts
factory as remedy. | have NO hesitation in
saying that we have received GREAT BENEFIT
from It's use. Very respectfully,
LESTER SEXTON.