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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27
MUSIC.
MR.. z. L. RIrrER's CONCERT.
Nete- York, Nov. %. 1868.


The concert given by Mr. F. L. Ritter, last
evening" at steinway Hall, only fairly attended,
although considering the rather character OF tho
programme and the disposition Of the public "a
seek the highest and festive Thank
giving night the audience not bad one. All the
pieces performed we're OF Mr.. Ritter's composition
and we have often expressed our judgment that Mr.
Ritter Is most excellent composer His symphonyin A.
which first produced at Mr. Harris0ns festival asl
Spring, was played by large and carefully selected
orchestra It Is scholarly aud interesting work, we
beauty and several passages treated with admlraRls
breadth. The execution generally cOmmenablr
but in parts especially the nnal allegro
rrace, heavy and coarse The overture 10 "Othelo."
which opened the second part OF the concert, also
work OF decided merit and beauty though TO our mlnd
rather proix IL played last by the Phib
m0nlc Society. series OF songs from the Persian ef
Hahz delicate In structure, and fnu OF the mystical
character OF the poetry. ndferenty Interpreted
by Mr. August krelssman, who has thin tenor voice
with a strong tendency toward the falsettO, aud "a
unpleasantly fnical style Mr.. Riters XLVIth Psalm
which has also been heard here before the closing
piece the programme Mrs. Ritter. and large lotoS
Of the NewYork Harmonic Society were intrustel VIA
tho vocal parts. aud did them seant justice.
ACADEMY OF MUsIC--rrALIAN OPERA.
The "indispositOn of Signor Brignoll COM
PEELED the manager to substitute Faust for Robert
last night the performance nevertheless very
good one Mr. Habelman being thus afforded an oppor'
tunty OF appearing in OF his most popular parts,
and the other artists, Madame ROtter Madame CeiDi,
The tenor, Boett, will appear with Lagrange -
Trdridtd" this the last evening Of the season. and
after matinee performance OF The Sicilan Nespers
tomorrow the troupe will take flight for Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

The opinion of the Attorney General on the
rights of distillers, under the Internal Revenue
Law, in the Redistribution of spirits. which we
print in full elsewhere is a liberal construction
of the law, calculated to prevent any needless
and merely vexatiOus restrictions on distillers.
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. FRIDAY. NOVEMBER Of. 1868

already in existence, would have prevented his
svindiiag mockeIy of an election. If he sees lit
TO brave public scorn by Withholding his sigma
ture. Congess must and will protect us from
n repetition of the crimes which have made
him n bogus Governor. Rely on it, we shall
- ,,I,,,,it IN he so sUindled again.
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. GRANT.

Gen. Grant arrived in this city from Wash
Yesterday on hls way TO Cambridge, Mass to en-
ter one OF his sons student in Harvard University
lie was accompanied by Gems Badean and Dent OF ns
~ ~, ~ Only the personal friends Of Gen Grant wers
a tni he was or had been In the city, quietly haa
n -" ~" conducted both his arrival and departure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

The State Department suggests to travellers
that, in view of the troubled condition of
good many foreign countries, passports are
very desirable thing for American travellers,
and that they cost about five dollars apiece
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

We print elsewhere the story of a curious
fraud, whereby New-York merchants were
swindled into selling substantial boots and
shoes. and taking in payment very unsub-
stantal mortgage on real estate. The remark
able thing is, that the real estate is valuable,
tho title is perfect, tic mortgage is IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

~ DelaWnre, La,U and Cirili-dfiop the late
Cor. Tod, the Southern States, Railroad Freight
Agents Action, aud MEXICO, mag be found on the
second page; the National Guard on the third;
NeV Publications on the sirthj and Real Estate
ON The 6ereRth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

The shooting of District-Attorney in Arkan-
sas for voting for Grant is the latest illustration
of the way the spirit of Rebellion rends tile
South as it goes out.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

We print the full report of the remarks by
CHIEFLY Chase, in dispensing with the
test oath, and of the charge to the Grand Jury
which followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

horentS o: Tammany Hail, fresh from and els,edb
cent victories am, your fellow citizen and obe.n,
servant, Ggo. SHEA.
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TEMPORARY BRIDGE AT OMAHA:

many arc putting temporary bridges across the
nc this point and Will soon be able 10 move .n1 wssi
ouauy OF freight that is waiting transportation "e'
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STEAMERS FROZEN IN NEAR SIOUX CITY

Sir. LOu1s, Nov. 26-AbOnt 100 dlsCndIgeI
soldiers have arrived at Omaha FROM the Upper mssou
fots They report that number OF steamers arc 0i''
IN above Sioux City.
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whatever can be contributed, whether of mate
rial means or hearty good wishes, shall be
forthcoming
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np,ru OF FIX .DIsTRICT. ATTORNEY PRICE.

BALNtIMoRE, Nov. 26.-William Price, an , olu
cit1yen member of the bar and United States plS'it
Attorney during President LincOns administrator u0
this morning.
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THE TRIBUNE IN PARIS.

Messrs. BOwles Brothers & Co., No 10 Rue
&C ia Pax, agents in Paris TO receive subsclip
lions and advertisements for THE TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

perty will find it TO their interest to advertise In THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition to this advantage THE
TKiBNE will be found not only in NewYOrk and all It's
cities and yilagcs but every state and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made
brief as will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
10 the reader. We would especially dwell the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions OF TIE TRrB
UNE, sem.weekly. and Weekly, comprise individuals in
every profession business; conseqGenty advertise
ments IN eacn disseminate among all classes. The
TRIBUNE deyoos especial attention to the reports Of real
estate both in the city and in every part of the state,
thus adding greatly TO the value ts ad-
vertsirg medium. The charges for advertising as
follows DAILY TRIBUNE. Is cents per line for a single
Insertion: WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per nne; sEM+WEEKLr
TRIBUNE. 25 cents per line
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday Sept TO- 1903
The most important sale Of real estate ., to to
- ,hs season will probably. be that of the Old
.t George property comprising la' acres OF tne la'e
s0'' Dvckmau's estate, Dlng between Washington
ta,o nd Kingsbridge. The site Of old Fort George,
nth All the land in the vicinity is rich IN hstori-
oisoences Of the Revolutionary era is Included IN
-,c that Is shortly to be offered This tract mas mas
me ,ural attractions The plateau on which tne Ola
many tuated Is not surpassed in NewYOrk OF us VI
20. 10, iu sites villas From 1t may be obtained nno
c.y n the Lower Pal sades and the Hudson, as wen %
" ,ne Harlem River Looking eastward the rCi hslf
or1rai lands Of WestChester County spread tnynrr
c,e. ont before the eye, while far beyond tne Dilo
~, NJ Long Island loom up In the 0slanVe,
tract which is 10 be sold in plots, extends toi 'o
- Eiufsbridge Road. Broadway, as IL Is now Sacu
o. e west; 10 the Harlem River on the east anu .hn
eSrmans Creek the north 90 the sOutheily ilHo o
cil.san winch crowns Fort George HILL The Cenua,,
BY Commissioners have lately laid out nuihoes Ia H
- streets and avenues through this tract, Anu ',, nm
" II will probably excite little interest as ~
.nypstmeut portion OF the Dyckman est1t,, j tbs
~ which has for more than fifty years Doo" ." ''
market
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
Gkant,s for gusnrss Wsu.
gtoaI gOiitts.

CITPRFME COURT - City and County OF
- S.uYork-RICHARD MCCLUSkBl aud CATHERINE his wife,
ri,pts. sg.re ROBERT McCLUSKBi aui MARY his wife and
. and rendered the above tAe th day OF August 1905
TtNEs n COLEMAN, tbs Referee nAned IN said judgment vii
sE tbrgh JOSEPH MCGUIRE Real Estate Auctouee at the
EIaug Saesrooms No. IN Broadway the City Of Newlork
he 2 OCTOBER 1888 a ~ o'clock an the LANDS and
PREMISES described said gnen All that eeta.
house lot of land lying sud being the Fn ware
on tbe CITY New.lork and known number seventy
seven nm Iudsontree aud beng the premises con'yea
by Richard and wife John D. lsques W Geei dAteo
the fourth Apn 1916 and recorded ~ toe See oil 1hs
Re.ttr county NeNfork IN ber l o Deeh PEs
8 aud said John D. Jsques by hs ast N anu ssAe
proved Surrogate the Comfy OF New oA OF D ts
dr 1882 devised Zpponh Jagnes W ne
Number 6j udsontreei 81 the oceaPs.oa @ishe
oop and described BY Richard Jues ana Ne
obn d Jsoues =. fws Bounded soheastey In mont by Hudson
street By land Of David Cddngion nth"essey
M M n tely by james Quackenhush 10 William Beck
-. by land and dsengh0use Of James Gaze
n Ms,p containing u breadth IN front aud tseHty
ON go and IN length side fy O50l feet or ess.
49, an that certain meuage aud lot Of ground situate lying aud
ben9 the Ward Of the City Of NewNork known and dtu
- by the number Twenty 2 North Mooreet begin
pr feet nus hrerfbs If the north
aud
6na ofan uortLry parallel With Nack street
euty6ye e eastey aud parallel NORTH Moore street
aforesaid twenty inches aud unh of nch ana
souberY and parallel with Nsck seventy i've feet 70 we
place Of bel ginning dated Sewiok Septemher 1913
JAMES H. COLEMAN Reieres-
SAUL RIxrK. AIT for Plaintiff. sn h~'"E
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6Ountrr 8tal Gstat. for Salt.

HOUSE and LOT for SALE in Newark, n.
Jhe bouse 24I50 H. 3aoy French roof (ss'ed Contains
al the modern improvement such hath Saier closet
tonay wash tus heater marble mAnte aud papered
and grained throughout tie whole house situated on e cne OF ots
the the cy minutes wak nom Chesnutst
the lot 2sI3 n V good the Pnce for She
fl5Sn address VI BALLARD corner or N
J. Railroad ave. aud Johnson.st, Newark, NJ J.
ORANGE COUNTY FARMS for SALE Cheap
OOne o. 2ao ser1 one o. 20 scre of s acre, one 81 Us
% good buildings and good trms easy or All Also
Parns aBd Residences IN Jefsey Long Island T. H. BOhLAND
No "A Cbsnber-It
ORANGE, n. J.-FOR SALE or TO LET, a
~ large DOUBLE HOUSE just finished Por photographs paca
lars and permits cal at No III BodsaV No 3 Hours II 10
GtION PER LOT. AND TEN MONTHS
tp wv TIMB Ahy person desires 10 LOTS at
will double VITO plans to set hmte
city, S do well 10 cali Dr. LOtESBbRi Al No. 6
sprBg.st from top m.
MONEY to LOAN on New-Jcrsey property,
WI by MORRISON HALL NewJersey real estate brokers' No
l37 Broadway, Room No. u
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Sutton Sails of 8taI 6stai,.
J. JoHNsoS r., Aueton,er
RY NSON g. MILLER,
ID AuCTIONBBRs AND


No 25 EAssAU-sr.. CEpARsr NRw YoHv ,
City Residences Stores Lots Country Sests ana Farms bought sod
rsd changed Loans neotated Auction Sales ofFur1e k'
TUESDAY, Sept u.s. 1864 -
At 10 o'clock Exchange Salesron No III Broadway (HnV
Buildingl, n. Y
GREAT AND ABSOLUTE SALB WITHOUT RESERVE -
900 VALUABLE PATRRSOS LOTS besr the BUSINkSs PART
or THR CITY and SHORT DISTANCE PROM THE RAIL
ROAD STATION The Lots are SPLEhDlDLl L0CAihD ,, 9a
NORTH FIFTH. NORTH SIXTH, NORTH SEVENTH. NOhln
kIGHTH NORTH NINTH TEMPLE and CLINTONSIS sud itiF
VAN WfNKLRAVES The ground high and commanding Tue
nhbohood rapidly improving The Sale will afford The hrsI oppof
Justly offered for Investment 10 PATERSON CITY Lots
" BYBkY LOT OFFERED WILL POSITIVELY BIS SOLD 10
THB HIGHEST BIDDER 81 Terms liberal Maps ana mihs par
uculan the Offices OF the Auconeers No S haut n H. ana
No. l5l Montaguest BROOKLYN.
PLArr SrKArToS. Aucioneer -
DEREMPTORY SALE.-By order or the Su-
prne the " WM NJ TWEED, j., EeeTet
LAWRENCE L STRATTON will SELL uAUCIlON on TUES
DAY September l5 1868, u O'clock At The btcl4nge sales
No III Broadway, under direction Of VIM W. INeei J
Referee The lot ground the North side OF NF street
Church aud Greeuwch known No ~ Fesy street. beng
Is feet IN width and 0 feet inches In deph lbe
has aud substantial Wal 10 inches ht ana
side
the wall thick running back 81 r
and stories high both having solid foundation 70 feet In the ground
There quantity ofo brick the which VIII be
included the sale Maps &C. Auconeers oee No u Finest
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
TtATT NTKArTON, hnciioneeF
DEREMPTORY SALE.=BY ordl
Tuusts anS :f1rus UlmttS.


WANTED TO RENT-Furnishcd or uninr-
nshed years Gtclsss. hghsoop HOi eB
would lease house and purchase furniture Family snail ana fullest
given No good de street, above Four
will be noticed which does
sire number Of reception and bedrooms and give term and
address Of house.
Address A. D.. Boz No slsJ PostOmce New-YoIk
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Misttllan,ous.

nlisttllm,ous.
A III. HART Il Co.,
N. DEALERS IN
FLAX AND nBMP - ...,r
HEMP-ROUGH. SINGLE AND DOUBLE phhSSep'
LINRN AND yUrB lAkNS. -, ,,o,y
TWINES or ALL KINDS FOk SALE IN SAONh
So, 90 and " WHlTBsf.
CMITH, HOFFMAN & Co.,
i Dealers In
~ GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NV'i'''' No ~ PARK PLACE
cc,.A -, NETWORK CITY.
'0'hoi 'uu''H ord.r, and CoussDnents Solicited
Iih,rsI C,,b Advances Made on Conslgnments
rVUE GRANT CLUB BADGE, latest and finest
- in nut nurs go plate will MOI Aulshi ress feAaIU
a. "a 5f.ny1's sent f 2se or o sl Agents wanted -
w." H. U. SCOTT & Co., aAauiAesusu Jersey ViH' W
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
situations 1lanttS- -maIts.

4 YOUNG MAN who is Mt leisure in the
~ evenings would get jobs POSTING BOOkS References
character ability be given. Adires. d., No ia Bass
BroaiNAy
A SITUATION WANTED 10y young man Of
good address Wiling make himself useful Addre. A. H.,
Tribune Ofre.
A SITUATION WANTED IA PORTER or
~ oherN.s any wholesale house b American ged "a expert
eui la mat business intelligent Industrious sober. reliable and
va recommend. Addres, y. H. Tribune Ohee-
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
Situatious 0Ianito- females.

A WIDOW LADY, in middle life, IN order
maintenance desrous Of obtaining the CHARGE OF
ssrscabs single gsntemau. house this or ,n other city or IN
the would to hs home eom
Portable aud agreeable. Address A. ". l.. Tribune Ohce
SITUATION WANTED-By Lady and
- Daughter vho for many have been sriaousy engaged
Schools and noU for sincerely change fully competent
willing active thorough Interest In home both Tor
- per week Address o. O., Box No. ia, Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
Brooklpm Zeal 6statr for Salt.

TOR SALF-In Brooklyn, three-story, base
HOUSE; an modern improvements; eolsss
every respect completed furnished lot 3lH@ feet taI oua'e,
De Kab T. H. SUMNER Real E Broker No ia Broadway
Brooklyn.
TOR SALE CHEAP-Price $l2 500 each--twO
f-clsss brown HOUSES with ell modern improvements 10
vicinity Dr. Duryea's Church sud two lines Of Terms
X u. BABCOCK, corner Of Court and Montsgue.ss
BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
SaIts bp AuttiOn.


I1OOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
g. e. HALL Asiorpies and Bsh.bst LKAylrr sIhEbslSh
THE SEMlAsSUAL BOOK ,J TRADE SALE
Wn commence NTH consgumen; Of Mss Hurd Houshon
Chapman Hale Loqass Asu Boher. D. G. Frsue, Derby MI
IsI T,.. Felt EsTHoII Near. Little BsH Co. pd.s5. isd a =
NE e s commence Saturday morning With the oonssHmso Of
4sssn. u b Peenon Bro, PhladephiA
" MzavIs. AueaouesL
ny BANGS, MERWIN & CO., Broadway cor.
~ tsIsse. of Books WORKS of ART FaHv Goods Furniture ke
sTASpARD 4Sb SiscEiGISfoUs bq5KsSBs1t Bookseller.
. %ois and .'. few Ss Soc G Catalogue. are ready and Il.
n,,.,. MONDAY AFTERNOON. Sept H. at O'clock
BXECuTOKS SALE OP lsRAELulSH BooKs-Bmbr,eing shs
% % iss e,s heT SA 20 Lesser 3 Of 5 p5s ss;
b so. 90 we 3 p. ppsI 10 aPe'iS1 .as ,a ana are a
suit purchaser b. order of,he RIeuion Of bis estate Catalogues are
rsady, and The Boot. are on exhibition.
by ROBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer.-
Staten Island AN THIs DAY Friday II O'Clock si.h sh'
splendid so.. 1oed I1 psno r Il R.son Ravens make
Splendid BatiTble Of Kssaaagh Deekers 1aanhcare' VIII
0AI'. cues Nc complete
1h Furniture Bedding and Carpet, nearly ard excellent
MORTGAGE SALE.-J. p. TRAVER, Auc-
s h dosee-TGAyER ESLFR oas. no 50 Issrty,, 3 ,Ssd will
At i? cjsct noon o. an % the ~ ,S % MtInoiS esery Brew Nos
S and s75 whrgioa.t SewYorL the undivided on.hi rish
t4 halssS o oc 8lt Sa t. ' I team brown
pony bay horse double sets double harness sets
cart do stationary engine and boiler wash tab ud apparatus boiling
tub and cope, coil working sh connection and copper
sTortnS i1! portable % malt Mill betting HchS;fJ and ars.
copper cooler attachments &c. boiler bot nn copper coll steam
oSSei to Ss aid Brewery b%MCK FERRY Attorneys.
MORTGAGE SALE.-GEO. J. SMITH, Auc-
SILL :. Pa6le Auction rae f tho Glbaoa House
iss ,ossasi e9,le % Of F9,st m s5 az u Snw i'
JOHN CONTRELL. Attorney for Mortgages.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
qropusaIs.

TaKAsUsI DEPARrsKsr ogyca oy IsrHNsA5 RsysSvs
PROPOSALS for SUPPLYING STAMPS for
i IOBACCO SNUFF sud ClGABSThe time for receiving pro
M and Cigar stamps under tbs AdTeTsemsnI
Of August IS, 1903, eItendoi to September ~ lB,a
METROPOLITAN FiHs DEPARTMENT. oFFcE or Board VYl
C0MNIssioSERs, W.York, sept 7. 1903
SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing the fol.
> lowing articles Of this Department viii DO received
until the lZih inst c-,c.,
1hresI Hundred (Dp
Hundred
Hundred tHs Iuns
iluudrc l1j0 Inus
Three Hundred and iny $50 Tun'........... toA
luns
Three hundred Fity $50 Cord. Pine Wood
The Csunel Engh smaller thAa kSs sie
TIE Furnace be Lbgh THE particular Hind OF Lebsh pro
posed 10 be furnished 10 he stated In hid clean 49, -,
I'm. Fsg stove and quality Of Locus. Noun
tAn; clean. .,,-. ... -, a.. min. n,
blactsmiths purposes
The wood to be ofthe best dry virginia Piue =, ,-,--,
be above spec led and To he deerei
Al eb t tsh from date Of conTac aud a. se places
sba the ct, such quantities be directed Az 70
be "a not fully to ihe required stah
,r Paur coptratug Will be required 10 give efeT aV he
rules regarding The delivery ana rch
b =. mas be prescribed Payments w be made monthly
he ndorssd envelope with OF parties aud be ad
dresd m tbe COMMITTEES Supplies Metropots Pre- Department
me rgb reject all bids reserved BT order OF The Board
Of Commissioners. Ai'LNA'D'" "''"'-'' ''N'-
CHAs 4. GupERsLKvr, SeefesAfy'
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

sTlmblt mo sIat' alani'I'.
A MEXICAN MARBLE.-15000 feet STAT
~ TAH No l. No D. aud No slabs, dncent heAnsn % n i E
landing Tor sale by AUGUSTUS IABsk bho'' "no'e'' D
In Marble No. ~ Waerst
NIARRI FIXED SLATE MANTELS,
vi Ia .lest v.nsGy .Dd at Al prices
Manufactured By
THE PENRIYN SLATE co.
Hearth. Tiles. Cissrns Baths and Siaki
HiIIIARD TABLE BIDS, ,,, A..
count to the trade ,.,p o...m. ny
MarsLyu,. .pd Show Rooms, NO aO nss' hs"'seH"'"' ~
f''H AH' 'i RIEAZBR JONES. Manager
NJARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS,s S2siE naiT .Rr tho
" ~. =, u..hi. send or catalogue l. b. STEW
pe' az bs~ses Thrtythh and Ihh Ith 8.
nj ARBLE n me s s,s uosS p,D At ,e low
-. - pvt 9'S ,rbe WORKS Nos l4 aud 10 As'
M,Btss puI IA shs eoanuT Ca' 'hn YAK
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Summtr 9ttrt1is.

CTETSON HOUSE, Long Branch, y. Par
> ROOMS during The month Of September si be "kes
's'4''l '-''' ~ '' CHARLES A sTKrsos, II
VNHE TAPPAN-IEE HOUSE, Nyark on the
HudsonThe Of the Rotand usttus uuder TIE above
deguauon months o July August and part OF
L. j. MANSFIELD. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11
Go tamtrs mo otH,rs.

UU cTAIIIlI5 NIytF1'
--.--------o--,-
"pEDONDA GUANO
The lest nd cheapest FERTILIZER introduced n'O the United
- M, r,-S
REDoNDA 0UANO" has been extensively used d9rns ne P'
rec y,afs npon variety with success, totally nnPce
t A, ahuudanty by the testimonials OF ~ results 9m
n.nv known and Intelligent farmers Maryland. virginia DeA
Eee,ey AID Long Island and the most eminent chemists ci
this Country and BurUpe - ..... -, ,.-.t.
Tho price REDONDA GUANO not ths east uniupoIAnsm
these DAYS Of agricultural competition. . -. -
containing information respecting m ertrsor
dna n on Wheat Oats Root Crops aud Truck Gardens
direct op Tor It's use from Mr. Aw whoek Mr John
Wbltock Of fNarawAn j. John H. Perne Msnalapan ~ = h
a. L6sen Linden j. Bell Port Long lssn1 and
others eau be obtsned from WM CkltHloN n S"ui
General Agents for United States. Baltimore h%'
or JAMES DAYBrr. No 20 PeArist
Agent for New ioff
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gcrsts, Carriugts, &t,

At HENRYs CITY AUCTION MlAAIRr,
~ Brosd.sr and h.ynaihst regular pnbo sales OF
CApPiACFS uAStSS RUGS. WHIPS aud everything needed 10
rdas and diving held "WEDNESDAY ,Td SAIUhDA & y,
Iir.,. ,nab, Tor bzht dhFug and heavy wors, Al inse ses
sbstbsr p,aJ adv,ssd not The rge'; as'orhsh o p
and great yaretf OF Hr q" An' "n
bad. 49,, 49,, .up.ror Phsetons by Miner stephens
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StatiUntrr, &t.
@,SSing 6arNs, &c.

LTWM. EVERDELL" SONS, No. l04 Flu
N tonsL-wkDDING CARDS aud FlNk srAIIoSkkf' ih'''
hshed lsl3)
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

NO MORE FEAR OF BEING BURIED
Prbc trt. and exhibition Of s PATENT RESCUE CoFPTS- u
JONES WOODS SATURDAY, Sept 49, at - The nVenor
and resuscitste himself ter
Hranng the trial sl take place on Saturday.
isth inst
WI nct No a New-York sept H. 868CoAchs bringing
pany 70 the Conservation Temple Emanuel Poydt sai
hahave Friday H. 1868, will approach from the sooh
through Enhay leave their company The Pnhare entrances
taking will the order established for the %
ve OF company and observe the rules Special INVITES
approach Fha aud leave their company The Fee
taking coaches VIII approach from ne
PourthsYe through Fortybri The ceremony all take place
hpA. o'clock p JAMES GREER Captain and Inspector Hash
ney Coaches.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

Persons having real estate for sale OF to let
~ those dssrOus Of purchasing or renting such pro.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

Y ALL-EYGLAED ELEVEN
TWENTY-FIVE or NBw-YORK
This crest the Grounds Of the S. GeorkSs
Club, West HobOken 80
ADMISSION SOC MATCH TICKETS, 81
Tske Hooen Ferry Morris and Bsser Railroad
Tunnel also jersey City Ferry and hoseeAs Five
New-York tribune., 1868-09-11

4 II No. $40 Pcarl-st 8 doors from Broadway
~ The STORE 25I0 With basement sDd under oar euI
sl4O per mouth Also LOFTS at Ion rents AMI OPflCES
The weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 186?-1869, 1868-10-07
Registration.

Republican speakers should bear in mind
that new registration of voters is required.
Registration books are to be opened In all
the precincts of all the counties on the 10Th
day of October, and continue open until the
day of the Presidential election on the 3rd
day of November. A prompt and thorough
registration will greatly facilitate the busl-
ness of voting, and will contribute to the
polling of full vote.
THERE IS TO BE BUT ONE DAY FOR
Vor1NG; in many precints the polls win be
crowded; the swearing in of voters on election
day will so delay voting that many electors
will not be able to reach the boxes.
BY ALL MEANS LET THE REGISTRATION BE
COMPLETE PREVIOUS TO ELECTION
DAY. .-.e tl-
Make up the muster rolls that we may
know how large the hosts of Freedom are.