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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-31

EvIpEScEs are said to have been dis
covered of on extensive military organi-
cation among tho negroes in and about
Richmond, Va.
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Marriages.

CR0WLEY-McKEY-In Gold Hill, Jan. 30.
by Rev. A.. N. Fisher, J. X. Crowley to Martha
Mickey.
bridegroom, Jan. 3, 1868, Brigham Young, sr.,
to Miss Merivine Van Colt, all Of Great Salt
Lake City, Utah.
CLAWSON-YOUNG-Also ut the same time
and place. Elder b. Clawson to Emily, daughter
OF Brigham Young, SE.
FAUST-DAVIS-In San Francisco, Jan. %,
J. Faust TO Mrs. NJ. Davis.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-31

Two xurKs were married in Hartford,
Conn. That will be a quiet family.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-31
A Pleasant pomrsrIc Affair.

On Christmas morning q package was
delivered ut the door of q nice little cot
tage in the upper part of the city,
tenanted by Mr.. S. and his young wife,
who have resided there since their
marriage, a period Of three moons. The
package aforesaid was directed in an
elegant hand, evidently that Of a lady,
10 uMr. E. s." Mr.. E. S."
was absent, and his wife received the
consignment. Thinking the box con-
tanned a Christmas gift from a distant
friend to her husband, aud prompted by
curiosity, she proceeded to open it.
The first revelation was an unsealed
note, which the happifed lady opening,
read as follows;
BosroS, Dec. 81, 1867.
DEAR E.: I have just heard of your
marriage from a mutual friend, and sup
posing you will hardly be able to fulfill
your engagement by consummating our
union on Christmas, as agreed between
US, | send your letters as the most ap-
propriate gift l can think Of to complete
your, felicity on that day. That their
attentive perusal may conduce to your
lasting peace of mind, is the wish of
SUSIE.
We don't propose to describe the
lsdy's feelings while perusing the
above, nor shall we attempt a portrayal
of her emotions during the inspection Of
the hundred and seventeen letters, each
breathing uudying affection, unchang-
ing truth, constancy, devotion, and oil
that sort of thing. The dates Of the
letters land here is where the joke
comes in) corresponding exactly with a
similar pile "written by that same
dear hand to her.
Some half q dozen Of the letters, boil
ing over with raging love, had been
written subsequently to his marriage,
which event was studiously ignored,
while he I" looked forward with intense
longing to the blissful hour that should
see him united with his darling SUSIE"
We leave the reader to imagine the re-
ception be met when he went home to
his Christmas dinner.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-31

DYING prayer of a dog-Guide my
bark.
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Deaths.

KELLER-ln Sacramento, Jan. 90, T. Keller.
nged d2 years.
GRANT-In Stockton, Jan. %, John Grant.
aged IS years
GRANGER-In Msrysville, Jan. 81. Matilda D.,
wlfc Of w. n. Granger, aged % years.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-31
FORENOON STOCK REPORT.
.connrcrrp DAILY By SHAW 8 BOONE. ]
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 3l-l {. ".

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. GIL {. ".
SALES z
3Gould & Curry. s42a 50; e6l Savage, el39;
II Chollar.P otosl, Sl95: 3 Hale e. Norcross,
$685.; 90 Imperial. S202; G. Kentuck, 1856; =
Gold Hill Quartz Hill, s92 so; IL 0verman. ST.
IS Sierra Nevada. els so; 20 Daney, $40; 10 Ell.
chequer, sec. seller Is; lBelcher, $780,: S Yellow
jacket, S7GO; 10 Crown Point, . ,l50. seller 30.
Gold In New York. 140!.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-31
Miner,s Union

NEEETs EVERY WEDNESDAY EVE.
Nl ming, In the District Court Room, B street,
Virginia; and eyery Thursday Evening, In The.
ter Hall. Gold Hi.
January %. 1868. Jyos
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Masonic Notice.
Culver STAR LODGE NO. S, F.&
y A. NJ, meets at their Lodge.room. IA.
corner Main and Blanchard streets. Gold Xxx
Hill, overy Saturday evening At 7o'clock.I w
Stated Communications, frst Saturday In each
month. All Brethren In good standing are cor.
daily invited.
By ordor Of b w. N.
w. N. HALL, Secretary
Gold Hill. Jan. 1.1sf8. jy,.tf
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GcorRin

ATLANTA, January 29.-Thc Conven-
ton has adopted n section Of the Bill of
Rights, declaring that the social status
of citizens shall never be subjected to
change by legislation.
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NEW ORLEANS, January 2S.-The Con-
vention is at q stand-still on the ques-
ton of disfranchisement, without pros
pect of an immediate settlement, MS
given Yesterday in debate.
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OVERLAND DISPATCHES
Auo,bcr pre.,den,inl Veto Expee.ed.

WASHINGTON, January 30.-lt is be-
lieved that the President will veto the
bill suspcnding the further contraction
Of the currency, on the ground that II
will postpone the resumption OF specie
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-03

EOR 0ALK-Tw0 STORY BRICK RBSIDBrcE ON
Magazins between Third and Four1 srees with
hail. pser dining Kitchen nrst noor four e.. moeS
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FOE 9RANsPORrATIoN
OFFICE oHIEF oUARrEEM.sTER,

New Orleans La. February ~, 1883
at he affes Of Captain v a wsinIisht A @ N, A.
~ lszs. an u ~ ns s1si d~T :, Mares
Military Supplies from and 10 pei.is wtha the
,s % " a. hat as bidders propose 20 trans.
port troops and army supplies from and 70 the following
Route Ne i-Erom srauos Santiago to BrOwnsviIs, by
Route No 2-From brownsville to Ringgold Barracks.
Route No -RiHegold Barreeks 20 Laredo
wiz iran troops and supplies. 70 DO classified
ofces and enlisted men cabs or deck passengers each
and the following class OF freight viz Hores mules snd
siSc tin copper nails rivsts bOts plnis. shot stoves
wire heavy hardware, hollow grndstones, ordnance
hssvy ordnance stores. etc. per one hundred poa@ds
Coal per ton hay p.r bale; lumber pine per 1000 feet
oskn. lumber (-s, loo feet; oats and corn, per
Measurement goods clothing equpazs, crates crOekery
furri,ure DOORS blinds sashss tongues mating
and tsrces, books, stationery etc.
Dry goods. asur meal bread RICE crackers sppIs
onsns p1s'SSs .s 1s sas .s ss sHs s
rein mo:ss. sIe.1 = 2s gfss.s s,c per a ess
rse NJ each army wagons compIete each; rsts Jams
j.ies sindo. g.ss Dkss srtses per box esidIss
meats SOAP etc per box hams Per essr hams per srss
ss per sSEhssd . per ,ss S Per ,n ass s
box tea chest salt per sack ana barrel ,h..s snd
es per 100; tobacco box per sO srosns per
Al frsghts be delivered such landings warehouses
ether places Of unloading each Of the above named points
Be ss.ens,sd y ,hs psp. ~ =,
masters Department.
Ger must the troops and
pubc freight Of he above ussed points uhsn
troops and 20 the fun capacity Of
the OF provided
qured the DEPARTMENT. and TIE proposals
eharser and class OF proposs - bs
furnished for trsnsportson and the kind Of teams,
whether mule terms fer land transportation Al
attached to each and must he accompanied ths nass Of
sss two sueleut sur.tie- who viii signify ~ ntor,e
thereon their willingness 70 become iesponsble for thu
ps Torrance Of the contract
Pro,os- s be iDdsrsed Proposals for transportation
and viii addressed 20 "1hs Supervising Quzrermas
tub District Of the Rio Grznde" Brownsville, Texas Al
master Of ~ District for approval and award
The government the right 70 reject any or 81
bids any part Of bid -.
CHAa II. TONPKINS,
Brevet Bngadier General and Chief Quarsrnaste FIN
Military District.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs ron FoRAeE.
OFFICE CHIEF oUARTERMAsrER, J
Filth Military District,

Few Orleans. La, Feb. q, 1858.
SFALED PROPOSALS are invited and will he receives
the Office Of Capt w A. WanwnKht supe vising Qusr
termaser Sub District Of the Rio Grznde, Brornsvns
Texas til I'm WEDNESDAY the LIST day OF April, 1863
for the delivery Of such quantities Of OATS. CORN and
ured for the Of public animals 1t Lee
redo Rngeod rsacks and Brownsville Texas for the six
90 months ending October 81 1888
An the Forage Of best quality, and subject to In
specton before acceptance.
Oat and Corn must be delivered In good gunny sacks.
Bay win be scceptd either baled unoaled but prefer
will b. given TO balsd hay 80
Delivery within thirty so days sm date
OF acceptance OF proposal
Proposals. must be accompanied BY the Of two
good solvent for the faithful performances Of the
tract.
The United States the right to rssct any or all
bids go. = =
Proposals be ndorsed proposals fer FORAGE aud
addressed to Capt. W. A. Wainwright A Q NJ, S. a
Brownsville, Texas. -. -. q.
Brgadier General and Chief Quarermsstsr Fihh
Military Di trict.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

lHE STATE OF. IouIsIANA-FoURrH DIsTRIoT
Court Of New orleaus-No. 2,e9L-Angelina Coneau vs.
Alfred Tete.
I HEREBY certify. that ON the 4th day Of
above entitled suit in the words and figures following
IT is ORDERED sdjudsed, and dscreed that there be
judgment in favor Of plaintiff angelina comesn and against
Of the community Of sequts gains Of
perry bs..ssn them That Dc sS,hoIs ed to 90. admin min
band, and that defendant pay casts Of wit.
Signed PAUL Z. THRARD. judge.
In testimony whereof have h.rsunto set my hand and
his PSI day Of February in the year of our Lerd koae
thousand eight hundred and sixy,sieb.
ETAr DE La LouIsIAsE-Q UATRIEME ooUR DE
District de IA Eouyeie- or.eans-Angoiina ConeAu vs.
TT CFRTIFIE par lie present, que lie 4ieme
jour de envier 1908 basement ere rendu en- Get eonr
e, orsonSss sduSss g dsers,ss 0a aura Sss% .s
dant Alfred ret le de mari decar mt separation Dc
lToprs.e entire sax Que e die !. ss ,u. d.m
u defendant soft condamnes payee les fras
esienej PAUL THEARD JUICE
En- 9 Dc gqo s pose ma main e ssen Dc ss,s sos
en- IA vile oe IA NSuveeorsans ee zone oar ae eyrer en-
Undergraduates des Etats Uns IA qaaireyingt xieme
~ DICK, Deputy arsni'r.
STAFF OF LoUIsIANA-FoURrH DISTRICT COURT
Of New Creans-sarah ]. Bennett ROeert WiA nsen,
I n'I n asssi1 y c1HsaTIFy that on the sab
day Of February 1865 judgment readers IN this
in the following entitled suit in the words and figures
il is ord red adjudgsd and decreed that there b. Judgment
in favor Of plaintiff Sarah Bennett wife OF Robert VII
knsor and sgans her said hussad The herein r
Certs 1000 100 with lega interest thereon IRON the Slst Of
March, 1850 until paid and cost Of suit. That antd lega
enforced Tor said date, and take eject from and amer
Is further ordered sdjudeed and decresd that the comm
o. sn sss i ~ sd ea
forh permitted 20 administer her property jennie
sole "
signed llth q February Isesl
PAUL E. THEARD, Judge
Ii testimony vhereof. have herrunto hand aud
sxed the seal OF the said cout At the city Of new Orleans
''''''''-- - J. F. DICK, Deputy Clerk
ETAT. DE Ia IogIsIANE-9uArsIEME ooUR De
District de Ia Nouvelle oresnssarah Bennett vs. ko
bert Wilkinson mari-No. % 267.
IEPAR LIE PREsENT CERTIFrE. que lie
ID txieme jour de tevrier 1868 jugement fat rendu
dams les figures qu soivent ssyoir:
favour de Il piantive Nine sarah Bennett de R0
Wilkinson ct contre 10 defendant at mari pour II
de de seize cent cnqusntet pa tres 90 dx SOU
Gu pas final les frais De Ia lhypo
teque du defendant ous gropetes ss sceordee q
mise force Ia dit some, Ct apartr de Ssme Jour d
II est de- plus ordonne suge dscree eve communiti
dacqus ce ente soft disco
defendant soit eondane payer IL psntve "a proPnes
comma femme sole.
signe, le II fevsier ls6a
En- temoiensge dnQuel TAI appese sgaAtnre e le
Jour fevrer Fan segneur mil HUT cent sOxsns
hut
]. r. DICK, Depute Grefhsr.
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NEW ORLEANS. FEB. & 1853

At meeting Of the Beard Of Directors held the Sd inst,
resolved that the Stockholders Of this Bank be
quesed call Al the banking houss SATURDAY the Th
OF Msrch next At from 10 o'clock to o'clock "
vote advssby Of further reduction Of the oapit,
stock
The attention Of the Stockholders ia called to the following
embodied in the repori Of the committee the
actual value Of the assets Of the Bank.
n AUGUSrrN Cashier.
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MAoHINERy, HARDWARE.

MACHINERY, HARDWARE
HAEDwANrAsp Snip C1Avr-Trr
BILLIE b. sosrToE yeAEK v. SEYMOUR
Bestick n ssy2our.
Izspsrtsrs sRd Dsalsrsh
sxASS ssc sRELF HAEDWAE AE0 gBfLsEsy
FOVEB IN w2Ek FIENKE's TOOLS,
BAR rzd sh Ut ION, TIN and Wy rLAzA
sHEET COPPER. NC sAILs, AXES,
CHAINS sHOvELs SPADES HOEs,
LRAr PIPE SHEET LEAD, Gas PrPs
- sRAss wOEH trd PIYE WINS
kSBRER BELTIFC, HOSE and PACKING.
cotton WASTE. Eta. O0RDAGE.
COTTON ard FLAX DUCK. TvHEs
OILS. PAINTS. LAMrs. LANTEzFB -.
AuKlrS sfaseenboes ard Acknowledgements,
fulton and Front streets corner Common
ssas Agents fs4 .. d aeston's LIGHTNING Rods.
Loulslana Mississippi. Texas and Alabama
UExps' rcUEpzx-
EsTABLIsHEB IN HlSJ
Corner - Belers and Fssshs~ ssreeea
xsssz s.vs 10 infsrn trisnss saeie sszsE
tsa We are prspsrsd formerly. msnaiseHrs sts1z
Eaxaes Bsilsrs Sugar NILS. Sugar Kettles. Drsinns NJ
.hisss Saw Ns Cstss Presses Newell Screws, Gin oe@f
ing Furnace Esstbs a<ks Bars Al kinds Of Pisnsssn an
Steamboat vsrkz s.t ssssrivtios sf Machinery
he ssusA LKKDs 90.
Orders len r. MsssAnias' s.< Dsa,su Exsh>zss
vlrsoefve promptsttsutsos-
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MEDICAL
EDICAL..

NJ -
Dr. J. WHITE has had the advantages and sxp~risaes
which large se North and south Afford In n EXTENSIVE,
practice in all forms than thirty THIS
experience enables instantly 70 perceive the remedies In
die.tss-sor either and all ages and conditions.
Private Diseases such 20 FEMALE AILxKNTS 0ENI-
TAIL wEAKERsa PILES, SYPHILIS and GOsoR-
RHEA IN the most aggravated fors. speedily eur~d and
every vesge Of faint and dsor ersdcsed hem The ennrs
system the dim restored 70 IL beauty and thu snts
organism 70 its normal heslth-
Persons desiring DR.. J. whites stvios ard re1ediss vl
call al the corner Of ST. Charles and Julia Streets there
ere several Dr.. Whites IN the city.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-03

oRsER THIRD AND TcHoUPrroULAs STREETS
Is now furnishing the best Of ASH WOOD At IS per
Cord, delivered.
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LOsT--sToLEN-FOUND.

CTOLEN-FKOM MY RESIDENCE, ON THE NIGHT
- Of TIE 10th inst Promscry Not. drawn BY Il James
10 nv order Nine Hundred Dollars and Due Bill
drawn by wm Wallace to my order for One Hundred and
Fifty Dollars All persons hereby notified 70 nego
tiate for said bills. J Pnckney Smith.
New orleans Feb. 2I. 1864
OsT OR sTOLEN-ORRTIrICATE OF STOCK,
IL No. $50 in Ls yarte Association. Notice Is hereby
given that shall in due time spply for new certificate
X. SALDxON.
r DISQUALIFICATION WILL BE MADE FOR THE
IL renewal Of the following certncates Of STOCK which
have Teen 20 shares Of the Bank Of America No l6l
~ Shares New Orleans jackson and Great Northern Rail
road No 525 dated 18Th April. le55s In the name Of
1919 dated October Is 1859 in the Of Rsbeess Reagan
wife Of Jesse r. Jones.
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The prepared to furnish the best screened
PITTSBURG COAL 81 the market price All erdsrs
ent 10 their Yard Csiops street. s hair ess
Ne 50 Common street. viii receive prompt attention
BOYD, WILNOT co,
IS Common street.
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BOARDING.

pOARDING-A GENTLEMAN AND LADY, Or
- few gentlemen 10 accommodates with pleasant
rooms with witheu board No l64 Julia street Also.
q few day be.rdsrs
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EOR sALE-IN GREESvILLE-A NEAT Ger
and entire Of ground fenced and cultivated,
Broadway between Elizabeth and Fsrdin and streets
the line Of the contemplated branch railroad FROM IT Charles
ssld At great bargain Green Eldsr, 81 Commercial
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COR sALE-LAKGE AND ELEGANT TWO STORY
Il and Frame Hcuse. beautifully situated Apollo
street. between 81 Andrew ans fec The house contains
wask absst twelve chambers CALLER
ic stable carriage house-eveything requisite TO alarge,
frst residence There forr large lots beautifully
ssmented with snd hrubbery Handsee iron fence
Altogether sf the most desirable residences
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-03-03

KENTUCKY LOTTERY.
nwAwIra OF KENTUCKY STATE
LOTTERY FOR MARCH e-OLAss eOf
POLICY PLAN
issI "a sa sh sh stA Tth 18th sth iOh lbilThlshlp
S y 9 y Is % IS 6 q IS q IL
Infsrpss. Sani.sa md prizes s.sssa AZ lsEsIIssc
Lstt.riea b. O. r. HOWARD,
Licensed Lottery Dealer,
Corner Camp and Common etrests
NOTICE - BEWAhk OF BOGUS LOfrERIk6. =
ire psbe are noflHed the Daily Drawing. Of the
KENTUCKY Lstisy published in the New Yerk
Herald and Tines Cincinnati inquirer st.. Louis kspubF
and Others and that In ell cases the drnvnes vii he
oureto correspond.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

EiRsr STEAMER FOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT ON
Saturday, Oct. H. At +. N. passage reduced For
sase having superior accommodations, apply to NJ DoHE
TY, 10 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

90 EAST TWENTY SEVENTH sTREET-A LARGE
e1e1 furnished Room on second roor, ere, French
breakfast ie at $40 per single and qaie, gen.
leman.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

THE SUMMIT HOTEL, s. BOwERy, CORNER CANAL
street. has tcen opened for the accommodation Of
single gentlemen The building entirely aud contains
100 rooms, elegantly furnished Rooms b the day. week
month. Il. BhEvER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

ITO LET-FUREISHED, THREE STORY HOUSE, ON
East seventeenth street. near Irving place modern
proyemenis West Thirteenth xls0 900 per
month. THOMAS ELLIOTT,
1S5 Blocker street, corner Laurens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

OF WEST EIGHTEENTH sTREET.-NEwLY FUR
al uishcd Rooms with Board, be secured by applying
above. Re fcrcnces exchanged.
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ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET.

PARioR FLOOR UsPrRNrsHFD, SUITABLE FOR
II housekeeping Tor small family, including also raror
rent house strictly private, the best refer
ences required Apply I52 West Thirty street be-
ween Broadway aud seventh avenue
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20 SUSSEX STREET, JERSEY CITY.-FuRNISHEn
" Rooms to 10 gentlemen Ia private family; brs
Sass ncghbOhood not I've migues walk from Desbrosses
Ind Cortandt street ferries.
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BROOKLYN BOARD.

O., sCHERMERHORN STREET, CORNER BoERuM
CD BrookvnA pleasant Room to let, with posrd, TO
gentleman and lady single gentlemen; pleasant
ton eight minutes walk from Wall street ferry, City
Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

On EAST TwEETY-FIRsT STREET, TWO DOORS
w from Broadway. Handsome Rooms with Board, in a
private family.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

no LET OR LEASE. FOR TERN OF YEARs-THE
story md basement Building tt0x55 feet 1s3 and
i25 West Twenty fifth lighted from al sides perfectly
adapted for a manufaciory. Apply TO CORBETr q
SCnARCH, carriage builders, 22 ia and l26 West Twenty
nth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

L,0R CHARLESTON, g g., THE FLORIDA PORTS AND
II the South and Souhwest lne.The Al fast and
reliable steamship sARAGoSsA b. Crossl, commander,
will sail Thursday Oct % nj T.. NJ from pier No North
river Through bills OF ladng 20 all points South and south,
wes Agents In Charleston tRavencl Coz forward All
goods free of commits salon.
Cabin passage reduced to &l5. - - - =.
The steamship MONTEREY, will sail ON the following
Thursday
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$50 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET, BETWEEN FIFTH
III and Sixth avenues -Hanisomely furnished Scconc
Floor suite sngy private table II prcerred location
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

billiard TARLEs-ALL SIZES, NEW AND sEcoNp
ID hand, for sac cheap, nj the mAnuac,ory OF Clhk
Walker, 10 and u Fulton street, near Futon ferry -
I,OR sAbE-A BILLIARD TABLE SECOND bAND'
IL Inquire al ~ Cedar street. room 40. T.
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A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY IN BROOKLYN,
n South and Wall street ferries, In pleasant and
lcct location, accommodate gentleman wife with
Toard sitting and Befrooms first French table, Ad-
dress box 1854 New York Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

no LLT-THREE STORY AND BASEMENT HOUSE IN
East Broadway Gouverneur Inquire 206
Monroe street. THOS. WARREN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

To WEST TwEN .Fo- RTH STREET. OPPOSITE
Ia Fifth Avcauc Hote.-Eegantly furnished Rooms 10
let with Board, 10 gentlemen and wives single gentlemen;
terms moderate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

RI WEST NINTH sTREET.-THREE ROOMS on THE
D1 second Goor, also Reception Room, TO let, with
Boari.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

90 BOND STREET.-THE LET WITH BOARD, a
III large front Room on the second foor also other de-
hrabe Rooms.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

u-o RENT-UnFURNTsHED, A THREE STORY Ti1H
| stoop House Twenty seventh street; $4,000. Also
large double House, beautifully furnished, lSst
I,zyO I'll May next ALBERT BELLAhf, No Pine at.
&aOO oHLY-FoR FURNISHED NEW THREE
sJ1UNJ story House until May ], the Northern Rail
of New Jersey, only twenty minutes from Jersey CITY
and two delightful location Adj
arcss Home Comforts, Herald Office, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-17

ceD WEST 1wENTy.FIrTH STREET, NEAR EIGHTH
10 avenue A gentleman and wife n few single gen.
temen can he accommodated with nicely furnished Rooms
aad good Board IN private family.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1868-02-25


A. T. Stewart L Co. are flooding the coun-
try with their circulars calling upon the peo-
pie to meet and form Grant clubs, and by
other means force the bondholders' candidate
for the presidency. But these circulars gen.
orally fall upon stony ground and win not
take root. Wherever efforts are made in
his behalf they are void of enthusiasm, and
promise nothing toward getting up that
storm of public opinion that the bondhold-
ers hoped to raise in his behalf, to the end
that he might slide into the presidential
chair unquestioned and as dumb on fnan-
cial policy as they hope to keep him.
The Israe1ae, published at Cincinnati,
got one of these Wall street missives, and
thus speaks of it and of Grant.
ave have received pamphlet contain
ing the proceedings of mass meeting in
the Cooper Institute, New York, and circu-
lar by committee appointed there, calling
upon the people to work for the nomination
and election of Gen. q. s. Grant as Presi
dent of the United States We, for our part,
respectfully decline. We can neither work
nor vote for the General. He, while clad
with the brief authority of department com,
mander, issued an order expelling all Jews
from his department. We can neither work
nor vote for q man who has thus abused his
authority, who outraged whole class of cit
liens, although many Jews, officers and pri-
Yates. fought in the ranks and line. The
order was countermanded by the late Presi
dent Lincoln, but Gen. Grant, in our esti
nation, deserves neither our confidence mol
support"