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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-11
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When the New York Democratic
Convention was in session, the Now
York Post stated that the coat of arms
of West Virginia did not appear among
others that adorned the hall of the con-
yention. The Register here and Mr..
Thurman at Grafton denied the state
ment. The Berkeley Union having goi
into a dispute with its Democratic
nelghbors over the matter. its editor
addressed letter to the Post, and ellie
tied tho following reply, from which ii
will be seen West Virginia had no
place in Tummany Hall when the hall
was opened. but was only recognized
after attention had been pointedly call
ed TO the omission:
NEW YORK, August 8, 1868.
DEAR SIR-When the new Tammany
Hall was thrown open to the public on
the I'd of July, the State seal OF West
Virginia did not adorn It's wall, but
that Of the Territory of Utah did. The
latter seal attracted my attention, and
accordingly counted. the seals and
found the number right, but that OF
West Virginia missing. The EUening
Post mentioned the fact, and OF course
the committee had the seal of Utah
tnken down and that of West Virginia
put up. But 1 am confident this was
not done until the 9th OF July.
Respectfully yours,
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Trustees Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
b dated the 10th day OF August, 1883, made
by Charles A. Britt, and recorded in the
once OF the Recorder Of Ohio county, the
undersigned trustee, will sell on Thursday,
August 18th, 1855, commencing at ~ O'Clock,
q M, at the residence of Charles a. Britt, on
Centre street, East wheeling, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at public auction. the fol.
lowing properly. Ali the Household and
Kitchen Furniture, mentioned in said deed
SB. RARNITZ, Trustee.
GEO. Z. WIcRHAX, Auctioneer.
angI1-3lda
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-11

SUNSET Cox says that all the pure
and undefled religion there Is in the
land exists in the bosom of the Demo-
cratic partyl We suppose, then, Frank
blair must be considered as one of its
apostles. his particular line of re-
lieIous work appears to be putting
down athe horn OF the upgodly."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-11

Use CRIsTADoRos DYE. and none Will
teer ye.
CristadOro's Hair PreservatIVe
AND BEAUTIFIER.-Itis actual effect
ing wonders. People with their hair almost
ruined by the Use of deletcrious nostrumsr
are now rejoicing in luxuriant crop, and
this has been accomplished by a short use
the above wonderful compound.
Sold by Druggists and applied by all BAR
Dressers. Mandatory No. 6S alden Lane.
Principal Depot, No. @ Aston House.
lYlG-lmd&W
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For Sale.

T5oUR ACRES OF GROUND IN WEST
Bird sepoTt, Ohio. with good House and
out buiIdIngs, Fruit and 800 choice Cata
and Isabella bearing Grape vines. also TWO
BuIldinE LOIS in KnkEoOd, Uhi ;.
For Information apply TO Joseph Neon
uauEhey, Sdjoiplng the premises, or OF T. d
Hukin, at Island Eonnnry. A rare cnance-
For sale cheap. auglI-StN
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Ntlr adrtrtfsfmtuts.
For CineInnati and st. Louis.

DIRECT WITHOUT RESHIPPlSG.
The passenger steamer ca MELIA
I SACapt. Jesse Dean, VIII leave a
| s@aabove on Wednesday, I'm lns1''
For freight or passaZeappIy on board or to
/ angIl-ILs JAS HOLMES Agent
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9Sr SHE.
Excellent Tavern Stand for 81.

GASCAOAS AoNG4A SGoAu lUE SAIn
T AM AUTHORIZED TO Sell,
popular tavern stand on the Ver, = AT
the God Ward Market kQusIe, kpoS1n e ate o.!
HAM PTON HI USE. containing 10 =, - the
with kitchen, cellar and snug baI6 LoonA,
Gas and water on both hooR; good SfSStltIn,
accommodations on the alley part Or ~ iinE
For TERMS &C. see ruoa o,pn,- 4"
auR1O-lW heal Stale A.
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DIED.

JACoB-on wednesday, the 9Th inst, at !
o'clock, d. M, at his residence on Short
Creek, in Ohio comfy, West Va, DIR. JOSEPH
JACOB, in the 56th year OF his age.
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JNo. s. cARLrLE.

THE people complain OF taxation.
Some taxpayers would hail almost any
scheme that would relieve them from
taxation. They are impatient under
the burden of the public debt. They
wish some patent plan could be Invent
ed to wipe it ont more easily than
honestlypaying 1t; to all such the Demo-
cratic party appeals, with all sorts of
devices. 1t plays upon their prejudices,
upon their creduilty, and upon their
pecuniary hopes and fears. Let all such
ask them selves how much they will
gain by u Democratic success. a
Democratic victory means anarchy in
the South, Instruction, revolution
civil war. VIII fresh disturbances be
apt to tighten the taxes2 Is civil wal
cheapP The war we have had created
our taxes. Will another war make
them any less? VIII disturbing the
Southern State governments, and tear
ing up Southern society afresh, enable
the South to pay its share of our bebt
and so tighten our share? Does Blair
revolutionary programme, or Sey
mour's proposition to "carry out IL
full" the plank in The Democratic plat
form declaring reconstruction "uncon
stitutiOnai, revolutionary and void,
promise 10 put money in any LaXpRyer'
pocket? Is peace Or,war the true roat
To tighten taxes and better times? LIE
every taxpayer ponder these question;
and learn where his true interest really
lies.
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SDIendld Property for SaIe.

DART OF THE ESTATE OF THE LATE
on Bouss and Lot on Market street. ,-i,L
the Furniture equal TO anything In The civ
One house and Lot on Centre street, occupii
at present by a. h. Caldwell, Esq said % h
finely nnish6d with every cOnvenience and
In complete order, Terms easy.
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Wanfed

GFNTs IN EVERY TOWNSHIP IN
a Ohio county, to Introduce Mr. Horton 6
fnanruVed- d oca7s for converting milk INTO
Butter. To good men liberal Inducements
viii offered. For further particulars APP
NV 10 the undersigned at loom NO. 1i3
HcLure House, from a. m. TO Z p m.I each
day Gyn f9T ayedSyS' w.E.LIxEBERGER.
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Factory for Sale.
For Sale and Rent,

DUsIN 8 BASEMENT ROOMS,
Is Finished ofhcss and Daguerrean ToOm, n
second story, And rooms for other PurPEts
Tor rent IN my brick block on MAIN street
Possession given Immediately.
building lots and dwelling houses for sale
Iots fronting on Main street and eEiver
between the Belmont and Riverside Aua
sixth Ward. AlSOm my CO 1ntrY place for "a e
THOS. HORSbRUOk
Once, No. IS5< Main street. above Mon
roe mn stairs. fehl4-tf
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For Sale.

T OFFER AT PRIvA1E SALE. AT ~.
resf fence on Cha plins steel. beIoa E1sxt
street, Centre Wheeling, all my aousshuL1a "a
and Kitchen FuTpi. uIe, CsrPrts, az. L'Sd
soL In search of bargains would do ven T.
can Immediately, as all will be Iold EiGboUo9
fI ansss. J.B. HUGHrs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-11

THE Columbia Is. C.) PhGniz (Sey-
mour and Blair) contains the following
resolution passed by Democratic Club
in its vicinity:
Resotred, That no member of this
Club shall employ, rent lands TO, or
pstronize any Radical, after the present
contracts shall have expired. And that,
ployment to any freedmen who are
struggling over the country as Cay la
borers, who cannot show that they are
members of some Democratic associa-
IiOu.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-11

PERSONS leaving the city for few
weeks can have our daily sent to any
address by mail at fifteen cents a week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-08-11
CHARLES SEIBKE.

Asbestos Roof Coating & Cement
TBED FOR CoATING AND REPAIR
" ING. Felt, Canvass, Single and I'm
hoot, Just received and Tor sAlsat manufae-
'e 1SS prices 0y oHAs. h. BERRY. !.
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TO DYE, Or ROT TO DRE2
THAT IS THE QUERY.

If your hairs gray or red, then hea ye,
Use CRisrADoRos DYE. and none Will
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BAD TASTE

In the mouth in the morning Is one OF the
sym ptoms of 4 bilious codditiun or disor-
dered state of the liver, anctshould not, for q
single day, be neglected, as IL Is but the pre-
monitoTy symptom OF train or evils and
the very seeds OF disease Procure at once
RobaGks Blood Pills, administer Them ac-
cording TO the directions accom- pan wing
each box, and the TdImeuIty and dRnRer OF
disease will at once be removed.
Sold BY All Druggists everywhere.
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SINCE the new Georgia Senator. came
out for Grant and Colfax, the Demo-
cratic party in that State has been rap
Idly running down Hin.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28


-s2O@s22 % crate.
GREEN PEAs-$l0 500sll b Dbl.
DRIED FRuIT-AppIes are In good demand d
9s@l0c., and Peaches lie. y b. for new.
1uns @ Soa so.k
is also very light and no stock in first hands. WI
quote the following figures for small lots Raj.
sins, full boxes "a rs, half boxes 50 so, quartz
BEArs-Are 10 good retail demand at SIS for
Western |; and $40 for choice white NossAs..
Choice red $22@s23.
Corrok sEED-Hesvy supply with moderate ID
maDd at $l4 n ton. 90
CHrMoAIs-The market is well supplied, snh
shipments from foreign ports are liberal We
quote Soda Ash 33c. for <8 cent., &c. for so per
cent, Caustic Soda SIC. for 81 per cent, B-Carb
Soda &c. and Sal Soda 3lc. y n.
WooL-Market continues bare. Receipts very
sence of any noticeable transactions we omit
quotations.
Coal On,-Cases are in moderate supply ami
request at 4s@52c. y gallon according to brand.
The receipts of Coal Oil In barrels fair and thb
demand moderate, and we quote 37t040c. In g job
bling way.
FBEreHrs-The amount Of foreign tonnage
in port has increased, and the demand
cannot oe regarded as better THAI moder-
difficult If not impossible, to obtain reliable QUOTA
uons, especially by sailing vessels. As approxil
mating figures, however, we would refer to the
following for the guidance OF interested parties
having had ample assurances that the prices sci
down have been recently paid and are still ex
acted to the respective places included, viz
Cotton by steam to Liverpool Id. q ID BY sai|
s,l6d; e. los. y hid. for tobacco; As
for corn. Cotton By san 70 Havre, lic. a
H., nominal. Cotton to Bremen, l4c. b n
Cotton by steam to New York, lc. q a.; to-
bacco $40 % hid; -four S5c. q bbl.; corn
2o@2lc. . bushel: Cotton BY steam to Boston
by steam to Philadelphia, L. D D.; -four 81 D bbl
Cotton b. steam to Hamburg I'D.
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than has generally been expected. Large quanti-
ties are brought into town daily, principally by
the freedmen, and disposed Of at so cents per
bushel. There seems to be great disposition ON
the part Of the colored people to get rid Of it,
cents. We would drop word Of caution to these
people, to the effect that they should be very
careful how they dispose Of their crops, for be-
fore another harvest they mey find themselves
vide for mergenciss.-[ Tallahassee Floridian.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28

FACTIONS AND TRADERS
INSURANCE COMPANY,
8o...".......-. Carondelet Street..............so
NEW ORLEANS La
SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT, YEAR ENDING
s0rH APRIL, 1853
Premiums Tor the year f326. 25 70
A@ooses %
Assets Soth April, 1865 eOass4 Is
CASH DIVIDENDS DECLARED TO STOCKHOLDERS.
In Capital Stock Department. TEN PER CENT.
In Premium Department. FIFTEEN PER CENT.
This Company continues to Issue Policies FIRE RIVER
and MARINE RISKS at the Of Premium.
An Dividends of the Company payable in CASE with
out discount
MICHEL MUsSON, President
HARMON D0ANE, Vice President
Ed. A. PALrRKY. Secretary.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-10-28

CJn OF JHsSsHsoH. October %. ls6a
Arrived yesterday-363 Texas Bseves, 81 Hogs
l0l Sheep. Sold yesterdsy-527 Texas Beeyes
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]. r. sAKRAzIN's
TOBACCO nANuFACrOKY.

p. eAK1AxN thankful for the patronage sxssndsd
70 him snce the establishment of factory has
80 M esst exsiens 70 increase bis vsdesvsd rspua
ocn and now able 70 oe TO the Southern superior
article of cut Tobacco for smoking put up n III sorts Of pack
afes 70 suit The ada His Of 0hsuiue Tobaoos
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INSURANCE.

Il
MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Louisiana.
DIRECTORS:
j. NJ LAPEYRE. W. g. MOUNT.
JOHN DAVIDSON, L. B. POTHIER.
HsZuBERBrER, WIN. McCULLOCH,
l. N Marks C. OAvAROC
T. y. SCHMIDT wM CREEvY,
| W. COOPER, THOa K. FINLAY.
W. 9. PIKE ANTHONY sAMBOLsA.
DAVID McCoARD, PATRICK IRWIN,
l. oAULFIELD, JNo. O. sINNor7.
GERARD srIrH. ". c. NICHOLS.
OFFICERS:
JNo DAVIDSON President;
VS.. PIKE. Vice President;
r. W. YOUNG Secretary;
L. A. FoURNIER, Treasure
W. B. KooNTZ, Attorney.
W. @. NICHOLS, N. D. Physician.
N. G. FoLGER. Agent,
ofce No. 40 csrondelea street, Davidson's Row.
DIEDM0ND REAL ESTATE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA
Authorized Capital sl.0OOOoo.
hssP n ad NJ BY n ' rs
Of the property which secured in case of Country
cent a on s TO PcS Holders
Dydsnds declared annually and transferred at end Of
Poes ssues on ~ the most approved psns
Premiums received in half cash half note
The officers and directors Of this include Of
VI H SoASFSIsd Ton, President.
O. Il. PERRov, NJ. D., Medical Adsi ss .s''''A''
DrREcroRs:
HUDSON ssI,n g. T ThIr%Ins R PEBBLES
c. A Skater, VIM. p. Shepherd. D. D. HsrtsoOk.
Liberal commissions viii be paid good agents in Texas
D. H. MAURY. General Agent,
"a Union street, New Orleans.
EIREMENs' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS
Capital stock. $500 900
With privilege to increase to $1,000 ,0O0
once No. 2s Camp street Story Buildng corner of Camp
B. l. MLAUDos President; j. LArxrRx Vice President;
E. n GAsUcHsAu. Secretary.
This Company offers 10 the insured the option OF rebate Of
per cent participation In the profits payable at
the end Of each year In
SUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS
once. No. Oh Camp Street.
Amount OF premiums received during the year end
ing December 5ls 1867. 1884 689 n
Assets on Slst December 1867. valued 767768 81
NEW ORLEANS. January sd, ls65.-The Board Of
Directors resolved TO interest all Ouand
Ing scrp and further declared Scrip Dividend per
ending December 3lst, 1867 THOS SLOO Prest
Taos. ANDERSON. Secretary. JNO. g. GAINES. v p.
Directors for the year 1ss8-John g. Gaines Henry Rem
shaw, h. It. Lonsdale B. Biscoe j. Bsrel Hugh Wilson.
II. il u. i n lauHe II Rra.
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E2pOrts tO-uay were as f0II0Ws, VIZ 736 bales
to Bremen, and ll37 bales to Philadelphia.
ToBACco-We have but little to notice in tie
movement under this heading since our last
There is some inquiry for shipment and light de-
mand for city trade, but buyers have thus far
evinced little disposition to invest to any extent
With noticeable increase of foreign tonnage at
our levee, dealers are looking forward for some
activity and more extensive movement than has
for some time past been exhibited in this market.
We do not notice any variation in rates since our
last report, and continue to quote:
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NEW ORLEANS. January H. 1863
The Board Of Directors have resolved declare scrip
dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT the earned partci
patng premiums for the year ending 81 1857 and
have further resolved Six Per Cent
standing certificates of Scrip, and after the second Mon
day Of March, 1868 J. TUYEs, President
J. W. HNcxs Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
Geo. Urquhart, T.B. Blanchard Jr, Chs LATTE.
A. Rochereau, VIM Stevens, J. NJ Lapeyre
G.. w. Bsbcoek, ]. A. White, A. Schneider,
Jno Gauche W. r Williams, J. Tuyes
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IS Hogs. Stock on saie--4o7 Texas Beeves.
s7y calves and Yearlings, $40 Hogs, 800 Sheep,
81 Mich Cows We quote
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HONE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM.
PANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
oacs No. rs Camp st., corner OF Matches ssrssa
SIXTEENTH YEAR.
Premiums received during the year ending
December 81, ls67...... .............03el 500 90
Losses, taxes, expenses, reinsurance, ETC.,
paid during period. ............. 817,TkO ~
Assets on the Slst December 1867 SIS TIA Oh
This Company continues to insure against the per
Seas Rivers and loss damage BY Fire. the current
ALFRED MoULToN, President
WIN. n. PERKINS, Vice President
A. W. HUNTER. Secretary.
n Ho1 Allsr III r. o II.sSis:sn' z. Converts,
Win n. Perkins. J. 3. i:snSO1f John q Rogers.
T .OUIsIANA EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE. IN CANAL srKEET. NEW ORLEANS
John Ps%bertOn, VS. PIKE. Edward R,snsy
g. q. sloconb. a. Thompson. Alexander Marks.
Y. Delbondlo, Philip Meyer O. Z. Girardey
George A. Fosdck Edward Barnett, Marshall J. Smith
JOSEPH ELLISON President VS.. PIKE, vicePresident,
ST. CLAIR DKAREG, Gen. Agent, W. HARPzR Secretary
MEDICAL HAMMERS.
Dr. B. II. Moss, DR.. SsmI Chopin, Dr.. r LeMcnIer,
Dr.. Henry smith, Dr. j. II. Lewis, Dr. W. O. NichollA
GA Breaux. Attorney
ALL KINDS OF LIFE RISKS TAKEN-Ordinsry Life
and Annual Endowment; Ten Annual Endowment and
Annual Endowment; Single Payment Participating and
Non Participating issued BY this Company low any
other Company.
ALL PAYMENTS NoN.voRFEITABIE.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

WatHinng.
FTHE .. oo.O,,u, ,,v,s
For MaRufaeturing ARTIFICIAL BUILDING STONk
No makes Stone 3s6 inch 10 inch.
Ro makes Stsse txs zach 10 ineh.
Can hn,l. by BTRAN HORSE OrHAED P0NER with eoubina
hoa stsns SECURED By CAvRAL hais1h beApe,S most d
rsbe aad beautiful byug natsraA Requires ne 6sfng bard
6ys Rad machine vii make SVO
boeta Of Artificial stone dsy.
Price. exclusive u nfht-Ho. !. 41u
a Price, exclusive OF nEht-Ko. ., Vn
Apply for ffcnlatS With particulars tgbts ke BhhGJ
AAGhUSsON No lO7l East AOsroest Room No s. Lnbi Block
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90 @bum ii man GOnurH.
wAR DrplE1zssr. srperos.G GFyzrAt. %,

wAR DirIaTSIsT SrserpS'G FSTnaI. T o,,e' 95
AN ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, to consist of
~ Surgeon j. B. BROWN Bigade General a. A. Sur.
geoh WRIT Brsves sA ssrgeos John
HULL Brsyet Coon, L. s. A. will meet AeWYork Gy
Army for proraoioH csnstss hs M.ds.
Iprnts st i between 81 and years ofss, physically sound
and sri.us'es Of regulsr medical college
drsi 10 ,Se Suy.on s1,r q : ATay and must ,tsts s. fail
residence and date and pa. Of birth o tho e'niasts
s. % t5s r Se15 be- s.. tossr ,S be for%sr rsaF sai
served should also be forwarded
No allowance u'ie the expenses Of undergoing .IiHia'
ton r. 55 az s ,s., P!s Sss 70 h % S co Of the
Army thrt5.uin, X BARNES Surgeon General I. $ A.
CONVICT LAB0R.-Tenders will be received
~ By The undersigned for he labor Of shout three hundred v MALE
Two hundred and s ESQ Of whom are at present engaged in 'ao'
The Institution will fui,b shops sad Fuel with suHeh, number
Of guards Tue contractor wusi employ bis o~u trade instructors ana
Tenders before the m june stating price per
Warden ProT Peaitentisry.
DRAINAGE, LANDSCAPE, and CIVIL
CmcKEHSG ( t,iis,S GALL No. ls w.ll, N,v.YorI
GARDENS LAID OUT, and kept in Order,
b and STANDARD HS' ST9S iS' Esq., sA
THE ORIGINAL ONE DOLLAR BROKER
SToREBoEsrs sale Of rch snd valuable gsed. eompissga
eSt y,rs o. 3 o5LyAgLE& & ANR sSkuL M & oI & ,s %
Of sale send for circulars The f consists Of variety ofDU
We s sale Of Goods ts' Plah bs Pan Of s1 Oar
Goods obtained by cssh advsae made srebsus
chased direct from As sod inpore
selling ess prices Tor retail than sold by Jobber
public We bavs Increased oar sales 70 the amount million
dollars year we have made returns TO tbs Assessors
over hundred month Every sIsOb vii
BE- made vs itcoH to those ~ho may favor a With hs pi'O'
sGs ASiIess sr,vcrs =, =,
EOi i0l 1pd 100 Snabufyst. Baston. hhsI
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
GKo J. LEAVirT, Aucnonetr. .,,,-,, :,
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
WEDNESDAY. MAY 20. and y.
GREAT SALE or AUTOGRAPHS
EXTRAORDINARY ART SALE.

Me,,, LBAvTrT sTREBIEGH Co, CLINTON HALL ARF
GALLERIES Asorpoe that they will se By ,yen
FRIDAY EVENING MAY H. the entire Collection Of PANIIN"o q"
the late Mr. A. NJ. COZZBNS. -.
These Pictures too well known in AH Circles 10 require oo""
The collection coutsins - -...-e,
SEVENTY EIGHT PAINTINGS, -
r1tur choicest examples II the pese Masters collected p
M during period Of 80 Of the most Intimate relations
v and Artists
M liberal and intelligent patron Of American art ana
bis opportunities accordingly for procuring representa- e ~oiA
school hind Of bis pictures procured o. we
as painted them tine when they founding er ra
lion working with that degree of earneress which u
period Of artistic Many the ptnfr oeougS
bis coecto might be cited the best productions OF the
r not occur again. of here 10 n" re-
preventative collection 10 private hands equal 10 H.
His ngtoBs yon
Suly-Stuart-nmans- PueicEs
yie-Fdords- Lese-Doughs Weir-Wh hhuoBe, S'
esteemed by Mr Cons to be unsurpassed equaed oT any
other wor thuse celebrated Paiutsrs
on VlEN-DAH AND FNENlNH.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14

4 lHEAf IAnL 70 IIV JiIIV@aHIU ~ IUN v ~
LBNTOWN LlNEEIcurson Tickets EeEiork Chicago AZ
return, will be sold this iae good Om Mag y 10 June J.
FOR S&
This only running Silver Palace through from New Yos
Chicago without change
Trains leave Lbersy-st North River at and
Tickets can obtained Central Railroad Of NegJs sek
Lerty.st at No House No 25 III and J26 Broadway. Ia
Nesar cornet Broad aud MarketsS 10 Etahb depsS
Central Railroad OF Eey.Jet.eT H. p. BALDWlN,
General Passenger Aceht
New-York tribune., 1868-05-14
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ALSO
By order Of Executors OF Wm. r. Barton, deceased,
Fne Collection Of Anceht Pciures by celebrated masters
They exhibition above free I'll sale and tNo evenings
previous
TIHE SALE of fine OIL PAINTINGS to have
tLen place the Leeds Art Galleries on wednesday evening"
the 18th POSTPONED OF
hardy EVENING h us encing At a oeloek and vi" DC
continued Friday and SATURDAY. evenings ......
GEo. j. LEAvfrr Aueuoneer l,,
D00K TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLlNION
ID HALL Asior place and Eghihst BEAVlrT SIkEBklGH
Co. CoSseHrENrs LBEAEEs CATAIoSuED AND SOLD
SUPERB BOOKS Al AUCTION,
Ct'alognes ready Goods exhibition
FRIDAY SATURDAY EVENINGS, Nay Is and 49, commencing
At n o'clock
very choice AND elegau Collection Of BOOKS comprising many
also number of standard aa % Books on aye g9sge
mentioned Arabian Nelts Entertain
meets vos syo Audubons Birds and QuAdmpels 10 vols,
u evo i nor original editions Broekelous Passes Of The Alps
vos INN lto Banions Gothic Architecture, vols imp
syo; Cuhnnghams Lives vols calf lonovaRs Quadrlea
vols Bible vols imp oi Lanes Thousand and
One Nights tola sgo ea Lockcs Works II vols syo. nor
Myriek Armour vols imp 4to sns Dresses vols 4to
Nnkes Churches, vols imp 6TO, Gc, &c Catalogues NaJ
exhibition Thursday mornlng.