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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

no YOU WANT TO GET CJREDy
~ TAME siOHOR ETS ''PURGATIF LIE ROY"
Trca.meu Chronic Diseases LIST day Vonl,ive 3D. 3d. 9Th,
Pusatyc 9Th, 9Th, h Rest The course should be pursued
week until effected Acute diseases TO be
ToaeG In the same but with only one days rest con-
tnuo this treatment III cured. DosesA spoonful and half
gpC0nfls of either No 9; children should take hall
doe sad No. !. The directions which accompany orr bottles
should be ntentv.y followed Each bottle bears sigma
ture tho label the water mark OF the paper,
aud the cork band with the stamp OF the French govern
meut Do not he Imposed upon ny frauds.
SaNoHET Doctor OF Medicine aud Apohecary, 81 Rue dc
Ee.ue. Paris.
Dcr1i FOrGERA VAN DE KIEFT, 80 North william
street, heg York.
80 AND GET IT.-GET wHATf THE NoN-CONDUCr-
~ rG Fat Iron Holder. Where ~ 50 Liberty IT., room
l. T. good u "a represented! All that use them
tc.-rl, daSa' he maze selling them Try and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-18
HyS,v.gsRDs,

LARGE ASSORTMENT OF NEW AND shUonD
y hand Billiard Tables various sizes and prices WIZ" '"e
cittsut cushions, also trimmings .-.., c...,,. :,
tANNtA'A DECkEii, corner Centre enu lana, ses.
'IwTETY BILLIARD TABLES CHEAP FOR CASH
AZ sizes one Juvenile billiard Table, sxs, suitable for
p"' '"0e' 10 rent ""' e. B. SHARP, ISL Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-18

" bien recornandee, prendre son dun eDfant de
tans. S'adresser au "a West 9Th st.
TINE FRANCAIsE, NOUvELLEMENT ARRlvEF, DE
~ sire trouver place femme de chambre,
chant tresten fnre les robes connait
service. s'adresser % Walker
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-18

I ODGINGS WANTED-BY A GENT HIS WIFE AMI
IL child years old; Parlor and Bedroom unlurnished
with use of kitchen and sleeping place for servant
and bath desrabe locality must be healthy; Car
Evansville, Astoria Clinton street, Brooklyn such Tx,
healthy places preferred State TERMS to Mr. g. w. BOYD
Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-18

| VNANTED-BY GENTLEMAN, LARGE THIRD
w story back Room, unfinished, below Twenty third
street and between Third and Sixth with Board
| pOx 90
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1NS EAST FORTIETH STREET. NEAR PARK AVE
1VC nucA small private family Will rent, with Board,
couple of neatly furnished front Rooms. Hot and cold
water, &C.
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ENpIciss;SES.

A q G.. 81 UkuNM's FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE Ex-
y lrrt ~ West ECrcnh street, near Sixth avenue.
furf ovrt. country. Furniture packed shipped
sli secret Money advanced.
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BOARD AND AoDGJNG WANTED.

FAMILY OF THREE ADULTS AND TWO CHIIr
~ dren and q, vcars esire NO large and small
ROOM, viii. Board s5o per ssk beat rs'sraDcce Ad.
6ress y. hos iss jisralG once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-18
NJATRLEONnAL.

4 VOTING GENTLEMAN, BY OCCUPATION MER-
y chant worth about $40 O. kind, afectionate and re-
hn would Ike to form The acquaintance of lady OF same
p't iie WIN view 10 .natrimOny. All commnnicatons
snty runhdeuiia none but those in earnest need Apply
Aduftss jules bemceicr, box 10i Herald Office.
I'VE ADVERTISER WISHES TO CORRESPOND WITH
some respectable female So 10 ~ OF agc WIN
view TO mstrimony. Address J. ID. X, Babylon, u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-18

yITANTED-GOOD, SUBSTANTIAL TABLE BOARD, IN
w vicinity of Sixth avenue between Twenyfourth anc
Thrtyfixh streets. Address stating TERMS which must bt
moderate, l.. II. c., Herald olibe
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
l. IL ESTATE.

@t"-NoHK, Saturday, March 21, 1868.
Saturday, a.e a stormy day at that, it was
not 10 be expected at there would be much activity in
she Now-Yosk ir estate market and yet few Of the
habitues Of TIE @,uge gathered at their accustomed
haunt and We l.' rd u number Of transactions. We
learn OF the following: Two three-story high-stoop
Drown-stone lvnsco East FOrty-siXth-st.' be-
tween Lexiuetel aud Fourth-aves., LOT l7XiixlN.5
feet for Sl51-o each, 5000 on mortgage, and
cold subject years lease OF SoO
Three story bicA oase, 25x5Ox75, P1ncest near sui
Ivan, for S20 ,Lelaf cash, remainder on bond aud
mortgage pos. Huu May l. 1868. Three-story brick
house 25x0X7O Ao u3 Macdougalst near Blocker for
el25OO 5000 on loud and mortgage at per cent,
ynalnder cash. Ir,tOry brown stone lghstOOp house
Pjx5OxsO on East M ctL-st, between First and Second
nves for $Co9 &C. oou boad and mortgage; possession
May /, 1868. Fou-t.ry brown stone hgh-stoop house
RJK5OxIOO Wt., Fory-sixth St.. between Fifth and
eixthayes for aJJ. $4,000 bond and mortgage pos
pession May /, lsJo
Among the most important sales advertised for next
peck notice that SIR Beecker that he will
Offer "Wednesday another block OF the Talman estate
= large portion of Naicb sold but few days ago
hhis block is situated between Tenth and Eleventh
hves and s.xthE aud sixyseventhsts., and is to DO
bold without reservation, the same liberal terms
O. those Of tie prcyo.s SALE Messrs Johnson and Miller
offer duriug bc week 10 !Brookyn lots Of almost every
Description and his VIII O0ably be the heaviest sale Of
Brooklyn vacant iot that took place in this city
Altogether. TIE H. atoms that March will close with
the real estate market brisk.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
ELnOEINN-

In Brooklyn the only ale made at auction was by Mr..
1ames Coles Son, VINO sold rregular-shaped plot OF
land on Navy ad autruC-sts having TAG feet front
the former and the latter thorOughfare. On
Che property are sable 45NGX25 feet house adjoining
sO7x25 feet and store 22X5Ox30x6l feet The whole
property was taken 10y Ellen Kelly for $500 No q
Eayyst. feet south from lIUspect-st, lot 2jX15
threc-stOry ana ctd.r frame house 1G ROOMS, &c,
water in yard. 10 Michael Ehl, for S31OO No. 2O4
RrOspecSt so fet, West from Nayyst lot 25X22j, one
etOry attic basement Hud cellar frame, six rooms, has
story extension IN sold TO G. Kennedy for SsO0
Two lots Ski.4mdn-St., 1853 feet from DekabaNe
S9xiJ0 with cellars alIta ady built, sold 20 john
DorriOn for Sl.IOO one lot and house Skiman'st,
twOStOry ard basement frame, contains eleven
rooms, 23X55.5 feet, sold 10 John l. GeValu Tor
$500. one house and lot on Iacihc.st, 90 itct
From Buerum, lot 90, 10N25 house 224N2O Iett Two
STORY attic basement and sub-celar frame. aud contains
eight rooms, Ssut AMMAN Walker for $4,000 hOuse
aud Tr ace, corner of CUurt-st, lVjA2VNO Icet
house has iu tgUH and is 2OXlOASCXlO marble
'front.'. threestoy basement and subcelar ten rooms,
Ras sold to James Campbell for 5000
We also learn OF tho following transfers;
-Four lots tie corner OF Bond and Maren-Sts, Z3XoO
feet each s. OO for the whole MadiSOu-st, near
Erankhn-a tbree-sOTy brick house. 20XiOXlOO feet;
price 5000 une-ha cash. StateSt near Nevs three
subject To one years lease AT $l.2O0 per annum.
Eostraudave thTeestOY frame, hlcd IN with bIleA near
PaCihC-st, 2Uko6AlO0 feet; price, S01 OneldII chsh
kOstrandav tIeestOry Frame filled IN win DGlt%,
pear Pacfc-s 2OA36 fees lot 30Xl00 feet $780, onehat
pash. NOstand.avc, threestOTy frame hlied IN with
brick near Pacncst, 2OX35 IT, lot 55x00 IT, for sSWo
Uuehalf cash. MaaisOh+t., near FranklnHYe, thIec-
story frame filled with brick 5000 One-halt cash. 2ON
$500 II. Fralikayc. MadsOn-st., three three
st0Ty frame, flied in with brick, $1,000 eaeh 2oASt1H IT,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
Al BtsScssR. AselioHeeH
DARTITION SALE

1T u
lots on TENTiI AND RLRyESTIIAyBs. AND on SIXTY
Sfy,rU AND SIXTY. SEVENTH ESTS-ABSOLUTB SALE
RiE9CKER SON Co viii sell at auction. WEDNESDAY,
nh Is a. 2 coek the Exchange Saesroo No III Broadway
ihe tollo. ing vsluAbl. property:
rPST AVE forming tie entire front OF the Tenhayc
-, ,hIe bsts Stiyi h And SiUy seyentlrstA
TTEVESTlAyR8 lots the sale Of Eleventh ave. comprE
between stJ and slise'thisa heudhs e
eoTnsrs on EevertbaFc . ..-.,, -
SIyTY SIXTH Sr-A lots the north side OF extyxhst,
tf N, Whole the block between reuh aud Eleventh
sJyfYsEVENTll sf4 lots adjoining the hnamed lots IN the
80, ,,,rd On south side of all OF fall dnenson
The ds excellent Bi the situation mo,t desirable being The block
the recently sold belonging the estate o Mrs sarah
.o,n' nd as TB SALE WILL BE ABSOLUTE
AND WITHOUT ANY LIMITATION OR RESERVATION WHAT
PVER seyeug Inog fir OF years
NM and particulars So. - GcA v Ag!s0s. Adam,
Ioua1 AtlVnsrs, No. " AN,aask
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing purchase will fnd it for their interest to ad
vertse IN TIE TRIBUNE. It's aggregate circulation is
larger than that OF any other newspaper and scattered
through every state and Territory, well as in New
York and all the principal cities aud villages Make the
advertisements short possible stating the advan
tages offered
Advertisers reminded that the three editions OF fHE
TRIBUNE. Weekly, aud Weekly. are subscribed for
by entirely different persons, that advertisements in
serted in each will reach all classes
Advertisements charged 2j cents per line, each in
sertion In DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 so per line in WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, Is cents per line in sgNI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
THE TRIBUNE will devote especial attention TO sales OF
Real Estate thus very much enhancing its value as au
advertising medium.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

Church. containing about two acres, for 800 .....
In Wilton, recently, the farm Of Charles
Surges containing about 15O acres living mostly on tbs
Logan Hollow and old Danbury Roads sold at auc
ton under mortgage for $1,000. IL purchased by
Capt. VIM. j. Gilbert OF Georgetown In AnsOnia Mrs
NJ Oakley has purchased the residence Of Mrs. Jane
Mitchell IN Upper AnsOEia Tor a. 800 Tie house OF Wm
IhackeTay, in Lower Ansonia has been purchased 10y
MeSsrs Hobart and Frank Spcrry for 81 500 In Goshen
tAe iatih formerly owned BY VIM a. Kelly has been sold
TO Sterling Wooster for about 81 900
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
T. 4 LAwgEScg, ArCrIoNEEH
n tNuDrNCE 4, STR ALTON will sell

ACTION on TUESDAY March q Ist3 At u O'Clock noon at
the Rreh.nge sales No III BToadNay Nt~-iors the ROW
LAND Iomestead FARM containing about I'D acres OF land Huier
in fluslilg L.. L.
frry m M, foad Ang JamaeG Flashing y miles from
,b. noe and 10 miles Hunters Point feny. The property
Min h, % n III plots Of from 20 - acres each on hgb ground and
fronting on ros GA the property is large tEosoU hame
% extension Asu good
az t.ra UoisB with numerous oUTBCILDlNGS The neghbor
- rare opportunity offered for desirable residence
Tor pupoFcS Also l5 acres Of SAT- MEADOW at
FoI sbsr psrsa s apply IL. Auetobse Ill
H. n4sIu
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
ADRIAN u. Muller, Auctioneer
EXECUTORS' SALE of the Lease OF Nalua-

Il lie Finha,- and Forty hist LOTS.
ADRIAN n MULLER Y. r. WILKINS Go. viii sell al Aleon
on m FsDY March o'clock Exchange SacsrOom No
IN Brosirav u Executors o l. W Bradford deceased Inc
tolloWng Valuable Columbia College Leases, sil: 49,
Lease Of lot uotue corner Fith ave Forty
n br ng uches Finhsve M Zee; ou For nin.st
nd iseto on notherly side
FoRTI NINTIIsTThe lsase Of h north side Of Fory nushst
Avenue foityuhthst - fre. 10 rear
',et westerly srs aud ~ feet inches 90 Oh. eaey %
IN. La.es are onm College for 2 with three renewals
Gro1pd .rt Of tie Fhsg, lot 800 aud o the Forty
ninth A. t sT0 per This property beautifully located on
m roupd class residences rot surpassed by any lots on
FitlraVr s., ,,,,.ou =, ,orvo
Nn li5 Ns..s,t STARR FELTON, No. PBesL Maps At
H.. oT,s efle Auct.onecfs No. : Pln--si. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
professional gOiitts.

nR. ALLEN, Female Physician, 119 Greenwich
~ l3,ht An experienced LADY Phy'an atteabes
nR. SCIIUMAN, Prussan LUNG DOCTOR,
~ No 10 Carroll place Beeckers, cures and al
chronic disease with his BAsamic Inhaaoas htp 70 any es
CPERM MATORRHEA Diabetes, broken down
- aud dcbtated the syse impaired hhod
cured by the Psssn Lang Doctor d. SCHlMAN No Otao
place Beeekerst, Thompson
rNHE URETHROTOME.-This is the term Sc
eced degh, I instruments one OF which adapted to each
esu b. Instantly aud oonseutey cured by the patient
month. uhon. surgical interference See Soalpe No
tlre lectures his private sugca class by EDWARD
DIXON NJ D. sale by WARNER, veseys Astor House
IN r.p. Ohce consultation on 10 and TO evenings
No The Instruments not for sale and be
m, b. % nventor onlV.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
SoarS anA Soums.
A MEXICAN HOUSE,
BOSTON MASs
MMbl, ManitIs.

UGUSTUS TABER g. BRO.
~ 1sPoETERs NHOLuALk DRLLEE,N
ITALIAN AID AMERICAN MARBLES,
STEAM MARBLE WORKS. No 7ij Water st, NeN-iort
MARBLE MANTELS.-A large stock on hand,
vi oil setting mp badings Which must be sold
80 DAYS At price, Of rebuilding
A. KLABBR No. ia Eas Eish,eethst, near Tbiri-sve
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTEIS, half the
vi price Of Marble Send for catalogue 7. b. STEWART.
No COS siEthsye, between Thirty thh and Thirty sIhss
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
1Eo A. LEAyrrf, AuciiOneer
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
y HALI AsI0TpTlce E3Et7-7I IFAFII q
COssIGsMKsTs CArAL0GUsD
THE LATE Mr. BRAnFORDN LIBRARY

Co. COsGsNEsTs SOLICITED LBRtREs CArALoGUgD SOLO
THE LATE MR. DRADFORDs LIBRARY.
On MONDAY MARCH % and folio ing days Al O'Clock m
Private Library Of the late A. w Bradford esq. formerly Surrogate
of Ibis c comprising choice aud elegant collection Of books Ia
pnue
lating America Illustrated works Also
ton the Bible which be- menoned John Eots lnlss
Bible, the first Bible printed In America soarce; the
Breehe Bible: Musee Fnclse ani Royse vols elegantly
bound fll Works; odes Shakespeare,
vols and vol plates ioo; K1gsborughs Mexican Antiquities
vols, folio, colored plates Me- rks Ancient Amo vols, bali
the Turner Gallery fall amls Of hLsh. folio etc
Catalogues ready and Books Exhibition Sauriar 2lst
EXECUTORS SALRThe late Mr. A. " CoIzenss Horsss Csr
eges Sleigh Harness ard stable Furniture also bis entire stock e
Wines 10 he sold by Auction Particulars Ia fue advertisements
For any Information apply TO LBAvTT sTREBEGH Co.. Auction
eers, Clinton Hail. Astor-place
GREAT SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS-PRIDAI aBl SATURDAY,
March aud 3 at o'clock ma choice lot Of $50 Modern Ol
Paintings small AMI large hyOrte subjects and elegantly framed
Catalogues ready. LHAyfrr STREBEIGH Co, CLIFTON Han
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
Mtaital

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-DR. DE JONGHs
LIGHT BROWN
q . ID LIN T. II O IL.
consequence demand for this celebrated Oh In all
world the upty uupriupsd dealers has been ered
H. ima Jdpdss Initiation Aas cH osd1oSdy sold r sons
ysars In pn stop sue dishonest proceeDg and 90
enable the medical profession and tie pubic 10 America !" place ia cor
6eure DIR DE JONGHS LIGHT BROWN COD
LIVER OIL and to realize sRoqvai,d 6ly every bottle Of
DR pE JONGlIS GENiINR OIL
lu. by ANSAR,
FOtD LONDON sealed With Patent Trade asrt
coored hue white
win blue fsh on shield and the Label haT the additional igna
ture of ill., sole the United aud CaRsas,
EDWARD GREEY Co. no a Nesey.st NswYOrk
Sold by all respectable Dmrgst-
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
% Whum it nan Gcnttrn.

A LADY, 80 years of age, with some means,
~ Intelligent and refined Se, to correspond with some bachelor
or wilover maTimony Chhren objection Address
Sis, ELLA NORTON. Station A. Newicrk Post.Ofce
nRAINAGE, LANDSCAPE, AND CIVIL
H. RNGISBBRNGThe undersigned having bad long and varied
public and works prepared furnish pans r
sng and planting private grounds public parks
cemeteries etc supenni and direct the carving out Of the
same also furnish plans aud make contracts for systems Of drainage
r arms cities Vlage districts, Our emeRs with
msn pip. ami Others such viii enable
furnish al materials for the improvement of grounds tie
prices CHlCNERING GALL DrAnsg Landscape,
and Civil Engineers. No ~ Naitst y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
j. 7. TRAyER, Auctionecr.
A SSIGNEEs SALE-At Office of Auctioneer

IN No IL Chsmberss tie City Of NeS York March p. stu
O'Clock uooB all the debts dues book bills u erhxbgs
promisory and cho acoa due ard become the s
hm of Maxwell Mcreze remaining hands uad poe Of snd
uncoecei By ORDER of tie Court Terms cash ARCHIBALD
As,rp
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
oYYrcK oY CLKRK COMMON CorSCt. No Ctrt HAtL,l
NEwl0HE, March Il, 1868 !
DTRLIC NOTICE.-The undersigned, having

OFYcB 0F CtERK oF C0NNoy CorNOlt. No q UT HAtt
NEw.l0rK, March H. 1868 !
DUBLIC N0TICE.-The undersigned, having,
resolution of the Common Council ben directed 10 compile sud
of Of the
1868 respectfully solcs from iAs officers "
charitable educational gOus scientific and ether iHstu
ton this duly organized hy charter ai Of Incorporation
With the respective institutions under their
charge be of antsge the public he appropriately
contained n the Corporation Manual for lB6R
absolutely tst tl" statistical
With the almost unumeabe public sud
private charitable this should be sc.
liable autheu To this indispensable requisite the Kind
assistance Of the officers Of such Institutions hereby
specially solicited
An early Tespobse particularly desired
JOSEPH SHANNON Clerk Common Council
Address Joseph shannon Clerk Common Council No Gig Hall,
Ees.lork City. indorsed, For the Manual
DELlEF FOR EAR AFFECTION-WO0
REMEDY for EAR DISCHARGE gives pleasant relief by ooth
although does not claim heal the wound by stopping
discharge relieves the anecte and D
BY mail by who has used this In@y for eleven years
aud chsciua Price Of Directions.
Dollar Address AGENT OF WOODS EAR REMEDY" New.
York, Station d.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
- : : -. 4: ~ MkhNLN, AnctoneeF
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co, Broadway cor.

ID Books Fancy Goods.
MONDAY AFTERNOON March - at o'clock ad the OgF Sisg
days, the hour
CHOICE PRIVATE LIBRARY Of the late col. GEORGE w
PRATT comprising collection Of the best sous Of Choice
STANDARD Books nearly all departments nd IN several ansges In
cuiug very works aud that unique, and yey
collection of Books the Oriental Languages Also eas
variety Of RICHLY ILLUSTRATED WORKS fae oiEdugs Le
Catalogues ready ard the Books exhibition.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON March 81. at I O'Clock
choice collection II ENGRAVED PORTRAITS Of Wssbngt0a,
Franklin Adams Lafayette Teon Wolfe AM
&c, together with number Of AID valuable
illustrative American history the Revolutionary War &e
whole forming collection Of eugrayBg relating America
that has been offered for Catalogues ready aad the
will te exhibition for days before the sale.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
dntlion Salts Of Rtal 6:stat,.

ADRIAN H MULLaR Aueiioneer
4 UCTION SALE of Brick COTTAGES and
~ LOTS on Iludou eht.-ADBIAS H. MULLER, T.
WILKINS ~i SELL AUCTION on TUESDAY, March -,
1903 o'clock Erhsuge Saesroom No III BroadSas
HUDSON STTe ags LOTS situate be westerly side Of Hudson
fTroyt Oa the borhery lots two
story brick .
GkEENWICHST-The four lots situate tie es..eTy se Of
In m, roar o,tfs ulsou.t rropsrty (iTg
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
l. A. LAWRENCE, Auctioneer.

lie Large snd Extensive Sale Of Richly Carved Black VALIANT anA
Rosewood Furniture Velvet and Brussels Carpets French Plate MOs
China and Glassware, Bronzes. ysseS, Clocks &c.
LAWRENCE s STRATTON
WILL SELL on WEDNESDAY the 2h day Of March 1858 81 II
clock private residence No 20 Genest NlribroppAee sa
Household Furniture residence consisting Rose
wood Pauoe ye 6le Rosewood Paror Suites rep snd Broea
ee aud Black walnut Bedroom Furniture Lace Curtains
Beds and Bedding Toilet Sets China and GssSae &c, &C.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

GTEAM POWER.-Splendid Room 25x60, cor
- heated well adapted for
Manufacturing purposes ApPJ 10 ObOhGk MALkEk
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

HOUSES 10 LET and for SALE.
CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY,
KiSG 4 Co,
Est ls5 ssd lsi sIOads,:
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

HOUSE Tor SAIIE. -, - -. ,
The fhreesior hr RngH,h basement HOUSE, No rs East
second II Rfst and Sscouisye House ett BY 50 e
Sur,d With water gas ke t n feet by lo9 feet inches u't es
,old .b, weeb Pdce Gs Apply heiaeen 10 b. m snd H
!, D. &. CALLHf, No. 2ts Pesris
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23

elegant country st % l3 as % tt Ss,i shore 81 Ny
lureh Bat Newiutgh, rom Net fort Anl ];
iro Landing front nearly mile With st'sf grant 10
channel III house A~n o % acfe' % arg 400 hh
irprysnents pea,urc gonad 6c srs IN b'epnE " e
Mace II believed ilUH Pointer location uaiuf adanisgss
uot tquAd on thr
liver particulars Iudaap sIry io NM " NFILANn - -"
ps,trrsce, HOMER MOkGIN Ne Pine st. or Iens TO T. a
l.uIIaN
New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
MALLORY, BLACKWELL 6 CO.,
No. SIS LIBERTY.ST.
COTTNTRY SEAT for RENT.-

&C., to Let, for the Season.
Mar Turner'S Orange Co, n Apply to JOHN RIDER,
f,gkI .rd
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-19
A Treat I'm PrOsDect,

THE NEwooNBs AT Cry HALL
To.NIoHT. This world.renowned
minstrel troupe, under the direc-
tion Of the veteran Ethiopian de-
lineator and managery W. w. New.
comb, gives ono of its unequaIled
entertainments at the City Hall
this erening. The list Of perform
ers comprises q number Of celebra
ted names, new to this locality, as
we'll as those of most OF the otd
favoritcs. II needs no word OF
commendation from US to insure
them a full house. That is an eve.
ry.day experience with them, and
follows as a matter OF course wher.
ever they go. We make this notice
for the benefit of some Of our read.
ers who may not otherwise be
aware Of this opportunity of en-.
joying rich evenings amusement.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-11-19
Art PhOtOgraphy.

NJ. NJ. Griswold, the we'll known
photographer, will be in Lancaster
in u few days to solicit commits.
sions for new and beautiful style
of oil colored Photograph just in
troduced by him at his now gallery
No. 1s, East Broad ST., Columbus,
Ohio. He will call upon the citi-
zoEs and exhibit specimens, includ
ing some we'll known Lancaster
faces. Persons haveing small pho
tographs, Daguerreotypes, or 9th
er pictures ofthcmsOlVeso or friends
can have them enlargedand colored
by this process in an artistic and
,life.like manner. Lu
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Mrs Harriet, Hewlett, Of Mer-.
rick, i, L, on Friday OF last week,
saturated her clothing with kero.
sene and then set fire TO them
Sho was burned to death. The act
WAS done during temporary fl
Of insanity She was about 30
years of age.
The twelve counties of the
Western Reserve give Grant a ma.
jority of 27,495. A Republican
gain over October of 4,779.
Frank Reno and Charles Ander
son, the notorious Express robbers,
have been delivered to the Indiana
authorities, and are now confined
in the New Albany Jail to await
thoir trial.
General GRAFT will havo con.
troll of $4,000 offices and officers,
whose annual compensation q
mounts to thirty millions of dol
lars. .s... .'..' 10 '.'..' ''
There is band OF robbers in
Northeastern Texas who admit nc
recruit until he shall have killed a
man in the presence Of witnesses.
The official vote in Connection
is as follows: Grant, so, 1928, Sey
mour, AZ ,980 Grants majority
3,O39. Republican gain over the
April election, 4,SO3.