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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

PoErRE.-The lecture delivered by Hon.
H. g. Wait on this subject, on Tuesday
|svening, was one Of the very best with
which our citizens have ever been favored.
1tevineed thought, care, study and keen
appreciation Of the subject. The lecture
WAS not what many had anticipated, q re-
view Of famous poets and their works, with
eoptous quotations; but wasrather an anal
ysis OF poetry, and contained only one &C.
lection in verse, and that from Lonefellow.
The view taken Of the subject was broad
and comprehensive, from the stand p oint
that 'poetry is our birthright, prose our
choice" and it was handled skillfally and
most Interestingly. 1t would be vain to
attempt anything like fair outline of the
lecture, for memory would fail to recall the
always well chosen words in which the
ideas we're presented; but with the manu-
script before us We could readily select
column Of beautiful thoughts and rich il
Illustrations, veritable "poetry in prose-"
The house was we'll filed, and manifested
. thoroueh appreciation by the closest at
tention throughout.
The next lecture will be delivered on
Tuesday evening, the 18th inst, by Rev.
Geo. Wood. Subject, "American Extrava-
gance" =.
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ST. JOHNS COLLEGE,

,DIseOLUTION OF C0pARTNERsH1p
D-Tbe copartnorship heretofore exist.
ing between J. G. Huber and G. I. Porter
is this day dissolved BY mutual consent.
AN debts cohtractsd ny the firm will be
paid by G. I. Porter; and all persons in
debted to them by note or book account are
requested to make immediate settlement OF
the same with G. +. Porter at the old stand.
/ ]. G. HUBER,
A.. .:9r GEO. l. PORTER.
/ st, Cloud. Jan. rs, 1868.
il, '5.,r;s, = .-----p ! r:.,-.. =: IL
Boz G1I. Porter will continue business
at tho old stand, #f4qs fzsas .ian8O- 8w
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

Aliens Lung Balsam is warranted to
cure, coughs, colds, ~, Of Tie money vii
Be refunded. .s@....E i s..s.sL .sszy;sq
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

. CoScn1aA11oxA1s Soc1A11s.-The frst
meeting Of the soeisble for the benefit Of
..e Congregational Church, viii b held at
ne heose Of Geo: I. Porter. on Thursday
evening Of next. week. All persons inter.
eeesd In that church are invited to attend.
Supper st eight O'Clock.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

Your W1FE-Wants that Grover & Baker
Sewing Machine At West s. Co.'s, which is
to be given asay to some person on the 25th
of March. Remember that every dollars
worth Of goods purchased gets ticket
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

oooA'H You MAY--Get that Sewing
s1"s - "e'' Co.'S, q one Of the other
ps'''sns GOOD. are sold lover than - any
eeher . mousse = IN town, aud every dollars
worth purchased entities Won !. . .,.r..,
Go alds 6uy Whatever you v,,. :, IT,. :
c.. !. -, $50 =
e = : = T>yrf
-For collie in horses use Pain KILL,
''sass pop. fl =. : n. n r. - > ?
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

500 ros ,$1.-This is making money fast,
but you can easily do it by buyin: your
goods at West & Co.'S and getting tickets
(gratis) in the drawing. You cannot have /.
better chance,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

~
PlrnuI CONDITION.. -The St. Paul Pres.
of Thursday says that = woman from forty
to lily years Of age, quite plainly clad,
and afflicted with "st. Vitas dance" arriv-
ed from this place on the Tuesday even
ing's train, and was taken to the City Hall
BY On officer under the belief that she was
intoxicated. shs there said that she was
on the way to : married daughter in Mich
igan, having left several members of her
family above st. Cloud. No names are
given. Being short Of money, funds suf6-
cient were raised to carry her to her des-
tinatlon.
For coughs, colds and consumption use
Aliens Lung Ba1sam.
There sre now in operation in Mime.
sofa 43l miles Of railroad, 116. Of which
we're constructed during the past year. -
1.-THE work goes br.v.ly on at earns,
and goods are being literally given away.
He is determined 10 close out bis entire
stock, and that within very few days.
HAnpEr's BAzAn.-Tbis new journal of
fashion has attained, during the few mouths
Of its publication, IN immense circulation.
tits now considered ~ ladies ne standard.
Sec advertisement. .i.s~I. .~>,, .,,. ,.,. =
beware Of al limitations OF "Pery
Dasis Pain Killer such - "Kirer Of Pain
&c. Get the genuine. III
-To-morrow will be St. Valentines
day, though scarcely more than in name.
Practically il Is thing Of the past. ~. H.
For REsr.-A double dwelling house,.
pleasantly located, will be rented TO one Of
txo Families. Inquire Ct this Office.
Freshly killed dssrs, and skins Of al
kinds bought at tho st. Cloud Depot. T -.
-Read The testimonials Of Aliens Luno
Dslsam and Pain Killer, in Pain Killer Al
mAaac To- 1893. ss..,'.'s'. Fa V J. :.''t
MAGNOLIA WATEn.-A delightful toilet
a1ticle-superior 70 Cologne and At hall
The price. .....s5 IS r.. III. 55.sz
Aliens Lung Balsam is warranted IL
cure, coughs, colds, ~, Of The money VII
be refunded. .s.sss....9 s.sx.s. ,F.@sfs
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

JUST LIKE Hu.-Ths Hastings Union
announced that Dr.. J. E. Finch has pur-
chased ths interest Of G. P. Fuller, in the
drug seaEs Of Fuller 4 Langley, It that
-plaes. Dr.: Pinch Is part proprietor Of the
Sank Valley Drug Store, At Sank Centre
eas ef he I've institutions Of tho upper
sountEy.-and seem, 70 be reaping: tho
success his sntsrpriss 80 justly merits.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

PROMPT AaA1H.-Ths Underwriters Asen.
~ OF New York, through their agent, J.
I. W''t. nave paid Messrs. Clarke, Wait s
Co. in full for loss On their mill. We rec-
ennsnd thi. combination Of Insurance
esnpsnies to the public. They have lost
Aea.ily stst Cloud, but have :honor.blv
ed1ustsd and 1sid al claims against them.
oont sleep until you call on Capt. West
aud get policy in the Undervriters.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

For RExT.-A double dwelling house..
pleasantly located, will be rented TO one or
Two families. Inquire ct this Office.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13
ST. CLOUD FUR MARKET.
.rrected for Tue JOURNAL, BY D. ~ @. WurpAx d CD.
LUMBER MARKET.

CORRECTED weekly expressly THE JOURNAL, BY zoSev
!. 90 ge"era! dealers !" every variety Of Pine L,xs-
6er, LatA, Shingles, &C.. Steam mill in lover f6,r,
81. Cloud, Nina.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

1Ac1s OF 1HS TlAss.--Whils Il IL nat
tsr q doubt whether Gen, araat vill sbs
isSssehsd, A: JOHNSON appoiaisa llnA.y
Dictator, Or HE Supreme cssrt veto lie
supplementary Reconstruotisa Bill, II Il !
fact that The best stock Of drugs ana nsdf-
'inss, perfanery, toilet articles, pure Aq-
aors. hns pocket cutlery. triar and mesr-
eAaum pipes, kerosene, alcohol, lamps.
"n''y medicines, &c., north Of 81. Paul Ii
70 % found Il Tisknor, Tolnsn 4 Co..
".<'s shey may 30 bought st very Low
prices for cash. i, .@.aez 4 .&s.s (
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

fsasosA1'-On Tuesday ws had the
plsssase Of call from the genial Alex,
schnsea' lately Of. the Hastings Union.
4r. Jeh1son i now travelling in the inter
sst Of The st. Paul Pioneer, and We trust
dat business or something else will call
him frequently 70 st. Cloud
N. Z. Cooley, Of Faribsult, IL In town.
"s were favored yestsrdsy with call.
ssen Hon. n. Richardson, Of Little Falls
s1dJ D. Car, Esq. u Sank Centre,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

ZcL1c1Ic AAoAsIu1.-This qualification
embracing selections from The best foreign
periodicals., IL one Of the choicest and most
interesting magazines that can be had. Tie
ransssf articles IL wide and varied, isela-
dase scientific, philosophical, biographical
and theological besides we'll chosen pages
Of fiction and poetry. For details, terms,
IT,, 80 advertisement. 49,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

, "A VAR1srr.-Aauy nationalities arc
represented in this section. In addition to
he Germans, swsedes, Norwegians, Aus
es'ass. French, Hollaadsrs, Irish, English,
welsh. sviss. and Prussians, who are more
or - numerous, seouple Of Laplsnders
came to the Land Office few days siacs
and took 'henssteads, and the other day
four Peruvians were in town,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

freshly killed dssrs, and skins Of al
kinds bought at.thc 81. Cloud Depot. T @s's.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13


RATHER SEvERE.-A number Of the State
papers are disposed to place asligbt esti-
mate upon the ability of the Democratic
member from stearns county, who has {.
great wealness for boring the House with
his speeches. These are ready At all times,
Oh al subjects, and in ''quantities to suit
purchaser" who desire to invest largely in
such articles; they are multitudinous, lonsi-
'tudinous and stupitudinops. A St. Paul
correspondent Of the Fsribault Republican
very unfselingly gives our member the fol-
lowing hard hit:
IN one Of my former letters intimated
that : leader might be developed in the
House whom occasion required. It has not
been done yet, however. Each one seems
inclined to ''go it alone" With great
deal Of modesty I would suggest that they
apply TO Deddrick, the steam-man manu-
faotarer. Of New-York, and get one made,
suitable for the occasion. Miner is the next
best chance,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

b. 11os "oHxs.-Aill men and others in
.aesd Of castings or repairs should notice
carefully the advertisement of Lse L u.r-
dslbssg, Of Minneapolis. Their foundry
u fnerelass, and fully capable Of turning
sutsths bet and heavipst work. Or,.,,
Hen this ssetis. Of tho State will receive
prompt attention. = n
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

i1n1o1A11o1:-Mr. John Zspp, Regis
tsr u Deeds, informs q that he Is d.ilv
se1ed sPea 70 answer letters from the old
sos1tzy from parties Who intend comm
= hertaern ninnesota during the present
yssf. The number Of immig rants win be
very large. Many Of them attribut,
ehsar esnisg = The influence Of The immi-
ssat'on pamphlet q the State, hundreds Of
copies Of which wsrs sent By Mr.. Z.pp and
etAer. to Germany. The good work Of
ps9ph'ets and asvspapsls in filing mp i.
asv ssate 90 never bs'fally spprsciatsd-
80 s'soissy in ~ degree .wh.tever By
0s0bsss sf the Ninnesota Senate.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-02-13

=. soHooI fuxD. The last spportionment
OF the interest Of the permanent school
fund n unusually light, being but thirty
one cents Per scholar, Or about one hum
dred pr cent. less than usual. Stearrs
county rsssivss 81, loo.1s; Douglas, $42.-
a.; Pope, $3.50; Todd, 5000; Benton,
$lo4.7s; Grow Wing, @22o1; M.sk.r,
3sSs.sS; Aonoagalis $111.2o; Morrison,
3l2S.OS; Shssbsr.e, $l66.47.>..~4-,
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
COVyECTiCUT.


In New Haven, TIE Messss Eosenburg Rosebbluth
have purchased the house No 1GDwIghtst OF Mr. Rich
ard Williams. Two housas rs. and No g. on Washing
tonst also lot Lafayettest owned by Hezeklah
Gilbert esq. have been soll to Mr. John Stars for $500
House and lot owned b. Mr eter spanR No. IO6 Or
chardst has been sold Mr. James RswsoH for $4,000
House aud lot No. 81 Lyon-st. has been sold
70 Capt william u. Crihng for $500. The fol
lowing sales Of property been made recently
Two lots on Oraugost. % Mr. Phaudo Armstrong, for
about o. OOO Tie farm SIR Edwin Potter, in Halnden
for $500. The fam OF Mr.. James Williams, in East
Haven. for about $1,000 fern in Orange, TO Mr.. l.
herwin. for about s. 800 Capt. Griu's house, Eldst
70 hr. II. G. Redheld. fcr t7tOO. b. =. Mansded's
house, ChapcisL.. for sso,Oa0 Mr.. l. Merwins
house. statest, 90 Br. Jerome r. Judson, for 5000
Lot OlVe-st., 20 Mr T. =. Hall. for about 5000.
In Eorwalk the sales last week were Mr.. Evert
Ruintard aud others Nr. g. s. Allen Mr.. George
Marvin four square roode Of land with buildings thereon
near NM Hill price $3.50 M Burr Knapp 20 Mr.. Gus
sAr Lciiblau Of Waterbury, Conn., lot, tOxIl5. at
so0th Norwalk price g.. .is0 Mr. Theodore Knapp 20
nf j. G Grove one lot B0Xl7o al South NOrwalki price
80. hr. Sherwood and Others 70 Mr. II. C. Ely,
iO0A1O' down town; price $iAO0 Mr. G. G. scoaed
iI' d n. Raymond, Mr J. MoorehOuse, and Mr. X. NJ.
one io'. az sontl Norsalk 7exlOO price $500 Mr.
- .. ~ nash oi Mettport, conn 70 Mr. Jonathan Camp
IT Joh1 Pdce aS a liiss 200 MT. Hillian Church 10
So5n Lee ono wife. five acres O, land price $3.50
american Water Proof Company WIS sid az auction n
y AS purchased By sir \ g Asley, esl. OF providence
~ - ior 10000 Mr Thomas crossley t,nrebased most
eI the machinery, raw stock ne r. ~ i,e1,.sId MI
Aafies Vs. Webster has sold ls farm ,et reat,,,f fIl
s sl william u Webster Of Morris; price "a 200 THE
hcr bntlsr propcFy near the Ltcbheid stsfton fore
Ss,ostd By tho Superior Court has beef cT, -. efr
f-sStsut Aaiks VI LJarTinton.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoEK. Monday. March ,, 1858
As is the custom upon Monday, the auctioheeIS
eoutented themselves with preparing for the sales o '
week aud no transaction Of public nature TOOK I.'
"a a consequence. The storm undoubtedly opera'ou "
rrevent tie usual attendance OF dealers IN reai ''
ma the small number 0f persons who ga'ieio" -
tbe Exchange contcrtcd themselves by tat'hhE "o'"
tho extraordinary weather that oh"i "0'0'4
the opening OF Spring aocof~ins
calendar but which might DC eNp0'''N 10
nrevau in mid a-Wiutcr. IN Its relation 10 'No
- d ,, s ,neaecr attendance. the discussions
f tbe rospect Of the trade ~ lots ana buiuhs uu ho
- ,,,s,obr INTO tLc changes which were probably
., o,, ~, tbe present month, as Is the wont at the
,n,,g OF each 80 81 days. TO forget tho - just
,s.od An impression. however, prevailed that the
f,sines m real estate for March would be greater na
at which signalized the month OF February, although
verol argued that the revival Of trade In the various
u,nobes Of industry might duce capitalists 10 emnarK
IN cuiey-,rses that would promise speedler return
f,r their investments than could possibly DC ODtaIheu
from pecuniaIy regar for mere sand and clay or oeks
d n,ortr Nauy dealers who believe themselves sale
and sfrong tlcir pOl'n. tax of holdlhs ueH II"
crty and 10 await developments that may occur elher
b tl necessities OF the case enhanced valuation
in ans event they do propose to throw Their prop
erfv upon tho markc. unin the mere spectators or
the weaker holder ha.c felt the public pulses
and given them a clear m elt TO the humor OF buy
era sbould these bowcyor manifest disposition 10
possess themselves OF property that exists snect 70
1vthing sl,ort Of an .rioary revolution Wlch Is
not contemplated in ta immediate future the probaph'
rles are that the suppl VII iuy equal any demand tAl
may DO made Capric0rs Is the taste OF capitalists
fbe probabilities are 0 0vcmcnts in real estate our-
ing the current month v be coequal with its predeees
eOrs OF tho present ycar
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
autiiou salrs Of gtaI 6statt.
Johssos. jr. Aucronser.
DY NS0N g. MILLER
ID ArcTIoSEBRs ASD


No. 20 NAssavsr. Cor CRDARsr hEv YoHE
Stores Lot tount Nests Farms bought sold enseier
LoaH ne0tie 4uca Sas Of fuILae Adse &c
- lSDAi. MsTgh 3 -. -
u oslocf a. ne naW tIIi SALESaOOJ no 10 CoURTST
GREAT SALE oF HOUSES ASD lots aTLANTICAVB
BOULEVARD SAlLMAN DIAN, AND BrrLERsrS lSesr the
AftSSTIC-AyR. BOULEvARD-E s. % w. % BroolienAvs J
verv drsrabe 2sr. a.ic nearly
cnnnu n ,bs loern eoueneueesi eaton efcsIeHii terms
of above Iio1sss valuable Lots
Bt1L 1kh ~ 70 in tie crity ~ plated
The est r % .nl o one block from Pnpec Park valuable
SHlLMAN nI" se 81 borth Of Mvrtlesve elegant 2stury
attic aud sucsiar Hons. bed s, MAJ built
anurr h ds Hofk each uoms; they hrste
KRNAsE-s. cor Sas.,u.,; rery desirable eor suit
able for store House stories large and comoous with dne cellar
MARCiAyK-w - 20 r. Of Hopkin.s, two 2ory aud brick
EoSTRASD4yR-E. ~ ofsOettoust s2s,oy ard brick
tssemrni hause.
IfGHILENTHbl-N s. 30 r. o. Fourth ave. store AMI
SEyESTRESTH sT-S g. 100 h ofSerensye esiry brick
basement All celia. House modern eongencss ou two blocks em
NLASTICAyE BoULByARD-sA 81 n ". Of Ablnyays very
choice Lots
HANCOCK sT-s 25I n. =. ofTonP ave, fun LotS
IALSEY.ST.-E e. Il. ear Il above . Lots 25HlnO.
MA9CYAyE-w. s. 81 H. Of Koseuskost-. 3stOry frame
DEiNSr-y couucncing 2 q ". ofroysve. ots ana
Terms Maps ready 1T Office Of Auetotees No 20 Nassau
s.. NY. =.
At p o'clock At Tie EXCHANGE sALhsbooA No III BROADWAY
so CHOICE AID VALUABLE VACANT BRoOELYS LOTS on
the GRAND CONTEMPLATED sACKtTrSr DOULEVAhb the
proposed RIDGE BOULEVARD. UNION, PRESIDENT, GROWN,
MONrGOuERY, aud EARtrSrS
iii, win aon The inst opportunity offered nvest IN Whist
vii aou be the most desirable property 10 t. c h4p ready 'sSA
WEDNESDAY. March II,
y o'clock a. the Exchange sAeEom No i'll Broadway Cirn
CEglr SALE or 100 NINETEENTH WARD LOTS Maps
p be-
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

CLEARED.
SteAmsLiD-PsirbAnks Hunter. WilniGs.au. " c.
Daks-Fanny Carver MstaHEas; Ckiiop Hume Savarras.
BFirs-MadonnA OBJ. JohHs r. Birdie tBrl PerErs0u. 81
John. n B. Amercus (Br.l DAlhsl Londen
schfsJua Floyd surs Aspnwa Sarah Maria Hoftos Bar
seoA, J0hn feldA -, Wilmington, n C.
ARRIVED.
Steamship fBr) Brdgnsn Liverpool lsh alt o1eenstovs
18th HahfsI lth. with mds and g. Dale
Steamship Y0o. Hog, Norfolk sh mdse and TO to n L.
hcCresfV
steamship Emily soude Lehby Charleston 60 hours With nass
and % Wheeler Anaari
steamship EersOs Boston with mdss AEd to william r
Clrde.
Steamship Cor Whitman New0rsps 2ti ult snd sw Pass f,
wth aud " H. B Cromwell Co Experienced strong bead
gales the entire passage.
Steamship rhstis Nsiron, Providence
schr X < sto, ,k0u. SopeL Gsergetown, s. {.
schr Plymouth Roek, Seabury. Boson
SPOKEN.
LIME MOs,tip, Feb a. lat a. 0n. So W. frsH Ss~ohsss
Msaos-.ehr 3-n.s,ed Feb q. lat Is IS. Ion sta
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS 2Arivrd bdg Gamb, GAveston scar Gen
COunor The s,esmsLp WH Ksnnsy from Bsisr
night before the TroTis On SUNDAY " "eloe
Cape tsse the brig Sullivan from Mobile @ bo',ea s
D. Handkerchief Shosl brig Gambia from Galveston @ oosae
NJ, OF Pollock Rip schr Bagdon from se-Oriesns -
other bgs ard bound OF Highland hgh Cspe N"'
q.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
90 get.

ITO i.ET-A handsomely furnish ed three-stOr
h steep DWELLING. IN good order good Be,gheersoc
snd containing - also The modern improvements Kent 81
Ton.b Inquire Of CHARLES G. WAKBLBy No l0f IentL
ho..iork
'I'0 LET--No. 2A BOwery, between Spring
ard Princess HOUSE ni STORl. l0cr25, and 5sdisg
COVERING ih whole lot Rent 80 500 Appy 70 OLIVER hOWBRAf
No. z6s Grind-st
TO LET-NO 260 Grand, cor. Forsyth-st.,
a STOCK an MIXTURES Tor SAL& Apply to 0LlyBR AO"
BRAY. 10 tie store
y6'0 LET-In East Thirty-eighth- near Mad
= hafbaement furnished. $50
month a strictly private family. Apply to HOMER MORGAN
Ul4D No. Pmest
TO LET ON LEASE-A STORE and DWELL
ING Fuaas BuoA,9 be.sesn Cinaa AID herepost'ts
The he and councillors the negnhof
The whole premises lately hen pat the highest condition ~
large penr sui cnntaiB All mGeu impuyeens aud conve
Apit CAMPBELL STORY fultonst srd Mr.
tlraye., Bruokyn
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

nR. ALLEN, Female Physician, 1l9 Greenwich
~ ave near lJhl An experienced Lsdy PhIss v asts.AAasA
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
zjorsts, Gam,ots, &t.

fyf,sstbrev ,I.CT1oV NIART
~ No. III East Thrt--uth-st. nsar lonrl-Air
JOIIN. on L VAN rASstLi.
some rtllssl
Of Ns.ou isrnfi evetythmg
lv ,he horse hus. etrrr TCESIA Ani FRIDAY. 49,
Nr JOHNSTON VAN TASSkL stand at the head Of The horse
tuuness tLs city Ne aekeynE soubed deanA kT
ME dorg u.-e still upon the srci lld mpart Al
" &C. Eysr is hor- lite 4 pIivate a AZ -at.e gnecs
NIrY AUCTION MAXI. Broadway and
" fhir nnths.-J. J. HENRY, AucionTeE AS..I a'", 81
Frs Carrsls, "a. Robes. Bsnkrt ss -
WEDNESDAY ant SATURDAY, al II ococt. There sCy
ug rug sLok1g hoss No account of
hfs o the ahoe artcs swaYs 90 hand a. private
e auci o. price,. Cons .amef,s sleetfuly sohc ted
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
purt ddlarams yutitt.

STATE op NEw-rokE, I
poR-w.Hpsxs owes. No - wiAlsstt
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance with
~ Se,S - n. Asf p;..-d spnl a. 1857. entitled Ar Aets
Heorg.u,- the Wareu once the er, Of NrS of 70 Az s.s
,d M or having cnnrse the subject 1~rr OF sues at'
r1.mIusuou or srver that the howug vsssss are nor
% ~ ,I port W.rrs the sd sdefs OF
within ner scceeelE s11 I"e W "'AN -
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

MINIATURE ALMANAC
sua 6:3g 55t Moon sel tts
sandy HeOE... 305 Govs IsAnd.. ass Hell Gats. an
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03
SHIPPING NVLLIGENCE.

PORT OF SEw.YoRK. ."..,.MlGcH 4
New-York tribune., 1868-03-03

WuLGAx II. Lir1Lz. Auc,ioneeL
DY WYCKOPF g. LITTLE,
ID AUCuOSEERS AND sBAL E~TATB BROKERS,
40 Isl Mau.agurst. Brooklyn
Dock bnnght al od ~ PuOAc or
20 sud Referees Sales
TlUkSDAY March s. 49,
Al Z ocpck st the CITY sALESRoOM
Coarf.t. rear Ma1tfeue-s.
sAIE or VALUABLE BUSINESS PhOPEhfl AND bOTh
NONTAGUISy side. 10 fet vest ckss'' EsIoJ brick
store, pats glass
sifh lots running ihnnu n 10 Jane T.
JAMES AND FION1SIS resale ~ The Vaigshe POt grohnd cor
Jane ard Frurtst..
2s STATEsr dwelling with ell modern improve
EEN.YORE.AvR. 6 ot.. = Q. cor. War; n-st
BkoOKLlN-AVE q lois -. eomurrr'ig u " e"r Bsluc
BAL1ll-fl iuts, o. -, LOO a. vest of Bna'si'nsye
HUI SOMA j.. y. cor DcfBthsN
DEAN T.. 10 lOa. B. = " d.. hs4r
BERG EN-fI. ipt.. D.. -, 100 set n. 81 ud-onave
nta.u~i nMre OF the Aurt0nee NO
I5f MuNTAGUESr. NkAK ColhT