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New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
Sp,tial MOtitts.

The Of the President great seusat"n
nothing compared that caused By THE MAGIC AS
sFTERS impeachment Of all other Se invented The rePsn
siug evidence the trial before bs
eOntradcted As TO its ordinary ~ofk
the sitting Of Goals hot IL Il universally conceded that II h ns
equal 0hee No. 23t broadway New.YoLk
Ninth Assembly District Union Republican Associa.
tionThe regular monthly meeting Of this Aocson will De held a.
Republican Lebanon Hail. No. 10 Abingdon
WILBKR KIRBY, (sa..a.. 5 H. KIRBY President.
Thirteenth Assembly D-irict.-The UNION REPUBLICANS
ASSOCIATION District will bold meeting st Headquarters No
Bgbthave, THIS Tuedy) EVENING, ats punc,ual at
tendance requested, important business will Be transaete
BENJAMIN b. DUMYILLB, President
GEORGE " MITCHELL, Secretary.
Thirteenth District Union Republican Association
meets THIS EVENING AZ No 20 Eighth-sye; az o'clock ,
B. B. DUMyILLB, President
Twenty-arst Assembly District Union Republican As
regular meeting will be he'd al Masonic Hall EghH'
nItst between Third aud FouIthaye THIS lGesia Fhhs"'
8 o'clock W, H. DBCAolft freslehi
% JoHs E9Eros Secretaries
u. public meeting OF Council No. ~il be hsh rms
Tuesl EVENING March H. 1885, at their Rooms No '9 eHhs
ing by the Anderson Glee Club d. d. T. hAkshALL Pre't
HENRY j. MERKALL. See.
American Institute Farmers, Club-A Meeting Of the Club
rooms Of the Cooper Building Mr. FULLsk
will the Impronee OF Planting Pofes, Trees" Au
~" ~" JOHN W CHAMBERS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
n tPRTED.

DE MoTT-ROOMB-on Saturday March II, st Pompon Plains
Cbnh ly the Rev " Nathan DE Mott Miss Mary
goome daughter Benjamin Roome Of Pompou Plains No cards
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17

Court and charged with the theft but the case seemed to
be OF that character which would tue Court
cutting HIM upon probation, and he was accordingly
ni, Il In charge OF Rufus r. Cook, prison missionary
bSTin term of probation he wrote the following let
Datins to t En- H. c nk
'e 10 % your request OF Ofwednesda ,. and to f
m, Dsn S @ lines 10 giving you TO understand my
mo Cs S SssIs Ar. Lords all the weights Of the bag
have good before God until 'hH day. Acts
xiii l. ..Ai,o, .h., = 49,.
Rae witnesses. d se up the. laid to my eS' 'h'S' D'' An'"
Neither they prove the things whersOih nov accuse me-
Acts rIiy H. . .-.f Al
This doeth nothing by death Of bord Aes XVI o.
drdt The KEYS
remain, cordially and respectfully Prob.houer
The above singular letter dated Feb Since that
time Payne stole carpetbag containing clothing, neck
ties and other articles from the Lowell Railroad depot
He arrested indicted and yesterday was convicted
OF the charge IN the Superior Criminal Court ~ Is
thought that the appearance OF the prisoner togeher
with the circumstances developed In the case would have
led the jury verdict Of ac1uittal by reason OF nsaI-
iy, IL the defense had been based that ground IL
was otherwise, however, and Payne was remanded 10
Jail to await sentence This morning between 81 o'clock
and daylight, he committed suicide IN the jail by hanging
himself OF the bars OF his cell door Mr. Payne has
been highly respected citizen, and for more than 20
years held responsible position In the CustomHouse IN
Boston His mother committed suicide lS or 20 years ago
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17

s,-A.-R.-S.-A.-P.-A.-R. -R.-I.-L.-L.-I.-A.-N.
As prepared under Dr. Railways Of obtaining the ees
properties vegetable substances lin rauo associated Sh ohe'
ingredients extraordinary medicinal largely into RAD
WAYS RENOYATSG RES0LyENT One Bottle OF this Remedy
s the active curative properties sarsapnA than ten Of
the largest sized under the Of Sarspas 10 use
sapaa although popular With the public purifier Of the blood.
considered reliable remedial agent With Physicians ehep'
rehk 10 convey active agents. this Is fact well knosn 70
medical men and the remedies forth great euraSe' aud made
in the ordinary way saapas root extract are inert
aggravated ferns Of disease The only true and
valuable curative principle srsApsrs the sARsAPARLLIAS
prepared Rsday one Of the sarspaan contains
more medicinal power TEN POUNDS Of the sapaa root
the makers Of the advertised saps Let person shs
using obe incompatible srd wsshy deeocons or ups
Ofthe Ssrsspara bottle Of Dr. Rsdwys Rep0V't
log Resoyeut teapoou of the RsOvent sarspr,n viii
prove the great power remedy and the utter weakness snd
ohe Ordinary decOetOus made from the inert root
srcted with skin Diseases Pustules letters Black Spots Worms
fesh Rougness Pupe Sores few e'POonfu' vi" sra
bemshes aud clear smooth. and beautiful skin
II Sores, Ulcers Tumor, Canceu. SOugug Ulcers MscpnsI
syphlold. the Resolyen, 5 radical cure
Isuserug Of.he Kidneys Bladder Ubr there are
deposits white threads like silk abumen shre 90
Deposits drops will and restore The urine 70
its healthy and natural color
you suffer Paralysis Of the Bladder the discharge
pain the scan bloody few doses VII
remove difficulty Que teaspoonfl Of Resovent has hequenu,
easy sow where cahe obliged be used Ia n
cases the Urine Weakness Of the kiae
Degeneration OF the kidneys the Resosent viii
Consumption Of the Lungs this remedy has worked woa
deTs People may and doubt Is ueveheess true VIII
stop decay and waste Of lungs and teaoona will loosen s
phegm and enable the patient eIpee,orae With and s sog
troublesome coughs The theory Of cure explained Dr.
always new medical book False and True Persoss
afflicted Sith Lung Kidney Bladder Skin Syphd and other hrons
diseases invited call Dr. RsiSsy No 81 Madea|aHe rO@
to D. IN Consultation Persons at distance by writing out then
cases Will receive attention Address RADWAf, ~ d. No 81 Mad
enane Price sarsaparn Resove S per bottle I bottles ts
4s the word Sarsapalan on the label Of each bottle
Blades suffering from weakening discharges ntri1e dneu
ties are assured that the pleasant Ever,
lady read Pase aud True medical book with ius
ton. Address RADwAY Co., No. 81 M'deulAne' heNlohi
GEO C. GOODWIN. No % Hanoyer-st. Boston
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17

YB-Lades suffering from weakening discharges ntcr0e dea
ties are assured safe aud pleasant Ever
lady should read Palse aud True medical book with u's
tons Address RADwAY Co., No. 81 MsiieulAne heNlof,
GEO C. GOODWIN No. % Hanoyer.st. Boston
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17

snserus With Diseases Kidneys Bladder Uretbr there
brick dust deposits threads like silk slbumn hrds
Deposits the Urine drops will and restore the 70
its bealthy and naturai color.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17
THIS WEEKS LEDGER,

AaIEr,a!s 4, al the Bookstores aud New, Dep'is.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17

5Aty " cake, g
New-York tribune., 1868-03-17

with skin Diseases Pusus letters Black Spots Worms
in the eesh Roughns Pmpe Sores few essPOonus will er.
e.ts these beushes aud secure clear smooth and beautiful skin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-19
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1851 SUMNER ARRANGEMENT iSL
COMMENCING JUNE J. lSL b.
P,,ussr Staten N Nswrork corner o. ana row
ave Eulssnes on Tuspty.ssSeEih-'t

v.g TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK; 81,
Fer EsuHaven and Bridgeport zoo, SW lstl h'"h -
(Ex) AGO (EIb 1t5 4 90 aud 90 Oh p ~. /, A NJ
For sorssf foo 500 OH 600 nSa Iais CsIh 4" sAh
as 40 EI ! 80, SEQ 81 Pm, .usn.n
Par stanford TOO 400 (EIl 400, IL 80 NJ wa tkIb An
RTI a.s 4 % (RIj 40. $50 e3l SEQ GAL p siA
rar Greenwieh Intern sis Stations. TOO 500 IL" NJ
as. Alo. SO SO novvvcr,xa rp.txs
For Bo.,Ou via Sprin ss.d 20 N. (EI leo tRrl e@pn
For Boston Shore Line, l3l9 lEr), $50 ~ IN R.l 49,
fsr Hartford and Springfield. 500 a "a (EIl lala A~ 's
", coun..ta, Rive. Railroad 400 n Erl IYp Mon
ussl, AGO IN. TO Norihanpsoe =, , q. a. fR,l. q nw
Hartford, Poudsnes AID flshkh kairosA O." "-'
Fst New Haven New LsudOn and ssulnstsu Railroads"
L. rs 400 400 p a. ii J.
FOR Canal Railroad. lflo p "a 70 Hoftha"l'H
var Housatouie Raroad, SEQ a. u, 3to p. "a 800
E.r Nausstaek Railroad. 500 a n, AGO Ia 80. at e
IA, D.pbury and Norusk Railroad, 100. $40 "a ~"
Cenn0disas Sleeping -" "''A'1 LAMBS H. H0IT saes
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professional Nuiius.
Xiaal MOtitts.

NOTICE to CREDITORS.--You will please
IN ais notice that the s day March the
sand gh, hundred and eight order granted by the Honor
able Barnard the Justices the Supreme Court u the
State Yorf The petition Of George Reed efhe CITY and
County uVsnt debtor requiring ell the creditors
tia & George Reed 70 show before him. Of chambers Of the
said supreme Court 70 be held In the City and County oNsw YORK;
f2d IL o'clock Of that
WHY snneu Of estate Of the sd George Reed should not
he benefit all hs creditors that thereafter
exempted from imprisonment reason Of any dsb previous
dsharged from his
the hnh chapter " the brat title
part Of the State New iors aud
the ses the same-Datd At EwioTh this Sh dsy Of
March 1865 GEORGE b. RkkD. lnsolveht
n Ayh HLkyAAiislssn re-" An AsaANwp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-19
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS LEAVE DEPO7

sryp.r TR.S,sso n War Train for Ohsrlei II 20 o.. ~
PIsnon. $50 Night Eprs' tor DSnsfi BasIe Kosh:'.st
points and South 500 Emigfxnt and
WAY Train. ll.O0 D. w. for Paterson and Port Jervs. .
Express Trains through Salamanca Dankrk and Baaae VIII
change coaches Andn direct coDHceoa With AL Southern soe
Western lines.
Ventilated aud luxurious Sleeping Coaene accompany -
Night TnnL ~
kets can he obared CcnpsnJs oncsNo al Boa6ssJ
Depot foot Of ChAmbe EewYo also Long Dock Depot JsT
Ntw
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-19
Sustruttiou.

I..I o.. ...r eNsllUlllOH.
A I Danbury, Conn.--BOARDING SCHOOL
"A for boya y JACKSON, A. M Principal
A HOME for BOYS, with special care and iu-
"a .Iaeton IN II. family Of tie Rev TtFIs, Moon Mas,
A SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL, Hartford
N Conn, Rev BIRD aud JAMES BIRD Pnneipas-A home
school with home Influences fo fen boys With ample plJ grounds
A HOME and SCHOOL for six boys, ages 5 TO
"a Y. Adtts.s Mrs. @ A RUSS Tsrytown, Y.
FAMILY SCHOOL at Salem Centre, West
u chester Co. n \. Mrs l. j. LOBDELL s7S per quarter.
IRVING INSTITUTE, Tarrytown, n. VA
Circulars sO6lr % o. s. ROME NJ A. Principal
TRVINGT0N INSTITUTE.--lrvin on the
Hudson mis from New York French English and Classical
ordinary Bssh 1gagss which are
sulsi sddr,., 4 BoGiSAUD. piSciplL $50
MILITARY, CLASSICAL. and CONNER
~ cAL ACADEMY Mack RGss1If cSPs rPST circulars
MIR. VAN NORMAN. IT w. WHY
VI ENGLISH aHd FRENCH BOARDING.
.sd DAT SCHOOL Tor YOUNG LADIES Ne swsst Thirty eighth st.,
AssYotl FOR fail Iufornstes see circular Address sboy.
MOUNT WASHINGTON INSTITUTE, No.
GEORGE w. CLARKE A. NJ Pr6eiOa pop. u I'll .sss isi
business or college Progress rapid ard terms reasonable
MOUNT PLEASANT .INSTITUTE--Private
~ c:;;s: G , sSy 3. N, s, C. sAsk NJ fnSs
Al pupils board IN fsmily Of the Principal
Chcal,s spos request
DOSEHlLL SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
IL Dsubury, ConseetIeut Mrs C. h WHITE, Principal
TNHE FERRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE, No.
iSs hsdsontye corner Of Thirty eshasL kB0PBSs O board
THE CREAM HILL AGRICULTURAL
zeal and Practical Agriculture For Circular, address T. s. G0HL'
West Cornwall Conn
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;9cb Qualifications.
A MEXICAN T0-LITH0GRAPHIC COZ
~ OFFICER, HERALD BmLDiSG-BroadShy--Rocn 10 3D..

A MEXICAN PH0TO-LITHOGRAPH cos
~ OFFICE HERLLD BwLDIgG-BroadShy--Rooib 10
Now READY. @
~ - . THE CATHOLIC WORLD.
FOR JUNE.
CONTENTS:
r EDMUND CANTON.
~. THB CATHOLIC SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
Ill SONNET lie Rect dure Sour
". NELLIE NBTTBRvILLB Or oSE TEhNsrL ASTKD.
Chapters VI, VII, VIII
v MEXICO. By Baron HomboAt .
vi oyB FOLD. .
VdL SCIENCE AND FAITH. -
WI cOwPER, KEBLE WORDSWORTH; Or, "euisIsI" POI-
TRY, AND ITS INFLUENCE So0ErY.
TX. THR EARLY IRISH CHURCH
X. Ny ANGEL.
XL AN ITALIAN GIRL OF OUR DAY.
XII. THE BPISCOPALIAN CONFESSIONAL
NIL SKETCHES DRAwN FROM THB LIPE OF ST PAULA.
XIV BOUND WITH PAUL
XIV TIIB CIiILDRBE'S GRAVES ~ THE CATACOMBS
XVI HARRM LIFE IN EGYPT AND CONSTANTISOPLB
XVII THE FLIGHT OF SPIDERS.
XVIII. JOHN TAULRR.
XIX. NEW PUBLICATIONS.
. Sage Copies 50 eebtsi IS per ytsr.
TIR CATHOLIC PUBLICATION SOCIETY
-.rt LAWRENCE KBnOR. General Agent
No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-19
ETY., SPEED, and COMFORT.

WORCESTER PALMER RIICHBURG, NASHUA LOWELL CON.
CORD THE WHITE MOCETAISS AND WV
INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The and staneh the Norwich Line
. CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NETWORK
leave hewYork daily Sundays e1eeped) At oeloek n m ..
Pier No. SO North River foot Of yes,ry.st = -
FOR W.LOHUON, "
there connecting with the Steamboat boys
points via NOr~ich and osser
and Nashua and NewLondon and Northern Railroads -
Freight taken at the lowest For information inquire Of
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SnttrnaI Kthtnn,.

limited STATES INTERNAL REVENUE
" sixth COLLECTION DISTRICT. sTArg or NRw.YoRK
comprising IXb XVIII and XVIII WARDS Of ibs CITY Of NRW
hs,sSy given that the % ysassss, and
support the Govenmse par nisr The Public
Jane %
approved March 1865 Juy o. 1865 1851 mai,
tsten By Assistant Coeon District
the sIsminsoa al for tbs
q theeH days sueda eIesped Ron the date hereof
Bsuh the hou and oeloei immediately
he Iprsos Of DAYS date the ish
oMiy 1868 aud for I've thereafter will determine
eli appeals relative TO eoneog. excessive luAeh enumeOus
made ken By the said Assistant The herein
efs1ed comprise the special Pros
oss and the taI Carriages Billiard Tables Gold Watches
Plate the ending upon iu
comes for the ending December 81, 1857 -.
specify tie pasnlsr mstter Thing respecting which dscon
requested and state the Tou0d % PIiseye Of Of
p.,.ax.v.. rca l9g FtkvkLfsp tp.ax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-19

MARGARET; A STORY or LIFE IN A PRAIRIE UoMy
by IrNDoS l2ino. PIP $50. Charles scribner K Co
The freedom from the usual fralItes and
jWperfectQas6 81 Kind which, for the most part dis
tRgUsbes the characters in this novel; ght seem 20 be-
nay 70 Y6y ELeioRa stgcy II e kseuce Of human ua,
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COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L. II 3

- I (SPRINQ ARRANOBhBNTSl 49,, 4. 1919 Sa
Leave J.nsssslp. " Y. Hss n, via l. R,i"'Aa'
Lave Frpiip ave Rgool,a Of eos m, via Brsshyh -"
Railroad 70 Jsnaics for Babylon and al r.,s. nc
Leave Jansssslip, ,at3p NJ Via l. y nA"'"s''
Babyloa and al way stations -. a,ooSlv. Csphd
70 SsnhsA o Cor Jsuasiea ssd stations ee.1
70 70 - sIrynr At Jsmsssp At ~ s..<k
Leave Bsbyos at Os s' 80, 4, Fnkhsasy
Ing viih train Of Brooiba Central ksf0.a Ai's
brooktn at 10 a. m. . ,.... aud all sy-ststcra 60
Leave Babylon at i2e n for Janaes anu 49, Il ~
Lesvs Babylon 1870 ~ ier J,HsSs .rd,ss a. yssshs
ave Brooilyn at and eenneeinS sto jsusies
the ksss NsvYSi and Jamaica k.o's wairg supsrsssS
niuntea q, =. ,a,e
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Qrintimg.
1tSbing GarSs, ct.

AT VIM. EVERDELL1 SONS, No 104 Full
n ,onst-wKDDIsG CARDS and FINE sfAIioNEkf iEs'aS-
hshed lslAb
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T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

LON sPRISG ARRsNGRMESTs-CHASGB OF TINE
Leave ginessip: -
w for Greeuport and all wavsu0ns except Wiov TreA
eehneng NasOa With trains for Glen Cove aud hempska ~
passenger trains and all stations excerpt WIZ
grDr.s train for Rv.rh.aa and for Gr.snpOr sAruk
DAYS only "a .-.,--. 1919
At Masoia with trains for Hampstead and Glen Coz. Y
sop M North Isp passenger train, and al saytinona q
sppss R.nr,n Trsin leaves Hunters Point for NorhPoT h
m arrive. a Hunters Point 3o5 To iis ssset april
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sitnntions Ilanito. -ftmaIts.


A GERMAN GIRL wishes n SITUATION to
"a do general hoasework inquire No Bdhdgest between Ca
IA and iyision.sts basement
A YOUNG German lady, well educated,
N wishes situation TO TAKE CHARGE Of CHILDREN, and a.
LADYS MAID She give lessons German Address L., Boz
No. I,7s1 PostOhee, New Yorh.
A RESPECTABLE young Woman wishes
~ SITUATION Cool Washer and IrO9er as General Servant
small family well recommended from her last Place can
for days at No an Ess Fourieenibs Room NO ~
VVANTED--By q respectable German girl,
w situation CAMBRRMAID IN American fAmF speait
English and has the beat 81 city reference Inquire
days 3S Thirty third 81 between First and Second
. -
A Ii RESPECTABLE FAMILIES, Boarding
~ Houses aud Hotels be supplied With good SbkFANIs from
all nations Protestant and Catholic, al - =. -,
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81. slusta Snstrummts. p
A GREAT OFFER.-H0RACE WATERS g.
N Broadgay will dispose or and 10 second haDd
PIANOS nELoDBOKs ADD ORGANS arsel,s. makers
take from ss els poBthy until paid This Offer Will he eoDaasd
90 w da osing The large aauber o. Planes reinsi the Isl Of
MAJ Also seenhznd INSTRUMENTS of reni and rent
allowed purchased o. for sale a. bargains @t cash
A Ri0N PIANO-F0RTE.-Paten highest
premium awarded renowned Words Exposition
Pao seud for descriptive pamphlet price list 3e hsnafsov
aud waretoons Mes ls7 sOd lSs Bewery MANNKR 90.
A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY
hAThUsHEKs PRIZE COLIBRI zud ORCHESTRAL PIANOS.
o. a o circular nulng and RepsbE done 10 the beat possible
lset BARROW hArHCsHEK 'oie GgeHu No 6st Broadway
A nrst class Pian0-Forte manufacturers,
1kNAts& son rank 6 the city, For purity tQRe ele
hush and general durability their Instruments uusquaed
~ tuiy warranted SI Years Pcory Wsrefosns
~ .. n,. Ineasy hIstss. bewese Second and ThlrdAveL
A &hEAT REDUCTION in s-Barmore's
"Neom No ts Bleeekert: splendid ssso.nsn; warranted
sy !. pIe @ed.s testimonials from dstin Eushsd srta
A CCORDEONS, Guitars, Flutes Violins. Con-
ssas, re, b1nios Drums Violin stngs other musical
btIsbAp0he wholesale and retail Pianos Organ, 10 lei
%SA~dA h S@-ksLs kzkG1AtLL ~ ~ kgss4sAh
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Anew JERSEY r. R.-For PHlLADELrnnn e.
lNyA ksnsnssp $50 Via Camdse Va IA ssli.sssA
" Pima 10 am IL m pm aRi 10 sght fF b.t asa n -.
4s:pAm. I'm. $50 pms For sop.h aud s"s'-''"' =.
F8R THE wEsT-To cineaussl ssd chssso-s1 - IL
m. 100 The $50 AMI 7sO Vans s rssSs y
one change silver Palace sepiag n m van ~ ~
Caeiasad .hss; change 9sses sane
By other N. Y lnes fsiaiV ,.,s dsuxss
Mon and Thur through 70 80 ,sirs s1
train In advance Of eihe hnss a., s.yt
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Situatiuns &lanttS- -Malts.


AS SALESMAN.-Of 16 years experience
~ in stationery store uil take Assistant CerR. place In
mercantile banking 0nce bY trustSoThJ man Of
will ample testimony 70 any party Who may
employ him Address SALESMAN In6ane ohee
MAN and WIFE want situations in q small
and 70 DO GENERAL B0UsBWORK good home the eh object
Good references competent Cs al No n kosett NY
WANTED-By young. single man. twenty
w Eve Of position A. BOOkkBBfER, sEChEI(hl
AGENT Il wiling 70 10 10 part Of the world Has hs some
experience writes good hand and can nTnsh sat
factory TO ability aud Integrity hom NeEioA OF fh
dephiA 49, ..
WANTED-A SITUATION by a steady, in
duou mao Competent Do The repairs ola hotel public
Institution sueh pamtng and sieAHtng painting ptuTs
repairing locks Sc best of reference Address H. No
59 sIhaye. -. --
INANTED--A Situation as COACHMAN, ny
w Snge speaks good Bhgish has u
penCe good driver understands the care d horses
thoroughly ride ut best Teenes BE- gwen Cal 90 or
address ii V. H., No q Delanesy-st
NVANTED--A SITUATION as CASHIER or
-.1 t : o. D.. Tribune once
WANTED-By n steady, honest Young Man.
w SITUATION 40 COACHAAE pace TO tikt care Of
borses Apply 70 T r Ne 70 Bsuow.h
WANTED--A situation as CLERK, in Law
w once ny gentleman Of ood education and address Apply co.
". H., sresnys Hotel -.'.f
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Gfatbtrs.

TINEACHERS WANTED--To exchange reports
and GIL sscaneiss Address Amer Educational UniOh." 7s7
Broadway, Ny
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-29
COURT PROCLAMATION.

EXyHEREAs, the Hos. WILLIAM ELwELL. President
w Judge ofthe Court of Oyer and Terniner aud Gen
sral Jail Delivery, Court Of Quarter Sessions Of the
Peace aud Court Of Common Pleas and Orphans Court
In the 9Gth Judicial District compored Of the counties
ofCoumbia, Sullivan andWyoming and the Hon. Tram
pcrr and Peter X erbein, of COluin.
bia Co.. have precep bearing date the 25h
March, IN tho year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and si,tyeich 10 me directed for holding
Court ofOyer ant Ternner and General Jail delivery,
General Quarter Sessions ofthe Peace, Common Pleas
and Orphans Court in bloomsbury, in the county Of
Columbia on the first Monday. lbeins the 4tl day. Of
May next, to continue two weeks.
NOTICE. is hereby given, to the Coroner, the Justices
Of the Peace and C0nstabes Of the said county Of Col
umbia that they be then and there in their proper per.
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Of said day with their
records inqusitions aud other remembrance to 10
those things wic to their Offices appertain to be DONE
Aud those that ARE hound by tecognznce prosecute
against the Prisoners that NAV be In the Jail OF
said county Of Columbia to be then und there to prose-
eute them as shn he just Jurors requested be
punctua IN thei attendance agrceoby their notices
~, Dated at bloomsbnry, the 18th day Of Msrch
( l.. g in the year Of our Lori thonsand eight
~ hundred and sixty eight and in the ninetich
year of the Independence OF the United States Of
America. Cop SAVE THs Con- SoSwEALrH.)
MORDRCAi MlLLAGD, slierif.
B0omsburg, May ., 1865. . ...au ...... ..
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-29
Scenes in the Circle,


in Model Circus, over which Dan Rice will
preside as Humorist, Clown, Satirest, and
Commentator, on the Fun and Follics of the
times, assisted by beautiful girls and hand.
some men, ladies' and gentlemen in every
movement and expression, Artists in the
true sense of that much abused term, whose
names are written high up in Arenic annals,
and who will appear in a -.a.... ,rs
Nocel and Facimating Selection Of Daring
Acts, and Spirited and Graceful
.4 Equestrian, AcroJatic and
,crtr Cahsthenic SpcciaAics. ,- -,
Don't fail to see Dan Rice for the last
tune, and bring the children with you.
The Grand Triple Exhibition will enter
tie town at 10 o'clock, a. m., in
TRIUMPHAL PROCESSION.
headed by the dazzlingly embluzoned
l CHARIOT or MIDAS ''
containing Professor I. Meyers Metropoli-
tan Cornet Band, drawn by twelve elegantly
caparisoncd horses, and followed by bril-
liant procession of knights in arnor, Ele-
plants, Camels, Buffalo, Ponies, Monkeys,
Comic Mules, Trained Animals, Ring Stock,
elegant cages, which are the triumph Of the
landscape painter and the artisan; Carriages,
Vans, the whole forming an inconceivably
gorgeous, animating, grand, and indescriba.
bly,, beautiful moving panorama Of world
and art.contributed wonders, constituting q
Free Exhibition without precedent or par
allel, which thousands daily come miles to
see, and declare themselves more than COM
pensated. a,,.-,...,,,
ADMISSION : 5oCts.
Children Under 10 Years 20 Cts.
b0r Doors open at and I o'clock, y. m.
+ VIII Exhibit at VAT
Danville, Wednesday, April Goth 1868.
Shickshinny, Friday, Nay lst 1858.
April %, ls6s-2t.
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-04-29
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