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New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
x,aal AOtitts.

S,UPREME COURT-City and County OF New
> 1oftThE PEOPLES BANK Of The tiy u Wv ims Psuhs
.t,, tIE SRY AKLVFRTOS AUGUST ~ soNAklAbth ~
.ytor. Of n. a 81 Johu r. iei'sss dsos,s' "a
Othrrs drdau In p1fsanes oia l
Htut n and sale 4 bs suTeuo tn msdr ~ ",
lied ,e,su on the ty u Oei0T 1909 DANIEL A
NAM U tbs Referee sad judgment vii stpose o sac Al
Public Auction on TUESDAY The lib dav Of ha'sMe 10
,k noon At the Erhsnso No III Bohssr IN The NY
by AdnsB H. Mailer Age,orf The ~ofs.gJ IH..
M aid hsrrin described a. ieoss NJ an
that e.rtaiu piece parcel Of land situate, iAs ana g
Ssui bounded ADd desfhsl "a III
The northsfly sls g Isthb s 10
t,pt on, from the orrd ~ us ipl,fsrcgn
Nth the Bortaer s,r u sh
stree, and nc nothsTy line pse si nc hWs
,euue fret thence esrf y p irci 70
poiut westerly de u ai.ons,sr' distant hn l'n e' aD
nine inches formed by hs Iiefseop ~ ihe
,eg ,r Of flfusonet noTerT aide of tsu.sToor
,uihefy the stsieTy ds oi hndsos sr hney
seven fe and uch, Of ,en api parse'"t
westerly aobg The noheI SIDE Of Ian'e 10
rs junction nortbey side II ioJ t AID
uebe aud thence westerly along the no'be Hs oi sth et
beginnings a. by suSsy AID ~ 'he
,sd James Ssr ty surf,gor beAnpg date
Apr q 1857 copy Nher,of annexed tie AL, ofrag. viii
fulJ appsGr-Dstrd Oct u. 1904 -.
' W DANIEL r. iSGRAHAM, IT,, Referee No ;9Ea'nu,t
DtNntoI PEkRY, Plaintiffs Atoutts No lS boad"ay y l.
laMtsW
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Hotties of Bmtrupitn.
us MlnsulIis ornor. T. D. ~ PrsssityAEiA
Pa mn puIa OIL l4 INfV

US MiasHl1s or1or T. d. b. PEssrtyAEiA(
f"t rn.. PanADrLPnis, OoL l7, ll6s.
V'TIIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE That on the 9th
September D 1893 Wsmagtp BaSsTpiy vac i.'ast
aeapt Inc este sAMUEL w BUTLER late capaef Of lhe
6m Of Butler Pin adeph the Connt u fhas Ma Aad
s, ybo has been Al udgc hankrut. hs
pon that the psne1f ar debts and dtep ~ pfopeuJ
beongsg 6skrto hin Or for s andhs aafsr -
property nv hat an adontd meeting N ibe
creditors bankrupt dtr AID 70 ohno't
sgrees of. s be held At Conu o Banhmgiog tf
holden atNa G3 IN the cy ~ fhlaffPh before
Kdun T. Chase sfq. Rgs the tsehh ia, o. ho.nst A. D.
1853 at 10 efotk a.. = q khhhHhhh'
on lawg.W II 9 Marshal a. A,ucIgtL
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Proposals.

HrAperAEr DrrsHrssHr rHH SortH,)
CniEF QuAKrsRaAsrEKH OyVCA.
ArtisrA Ga, srpL ~, leB)
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
> this - oe.oher - lo6a tr TRANSPORTATION II
GOvEUvMENT TROOPS aud STORES from 'birlr.tR T. G., to
Sayaurh Ga Peandna Ioksos'r Paa, hcolaia aud st. An
T, hoad through raies from cbsaion each point and
nl,6 fstesf f,muo p"'ht 10 another.
Al store. shipped Le e,.aed and paid for according 70 The Gov
tIpHrbt Ga .straIon
Ills contract Ia rsmain 10 force fof .....
The usual requ rneuts for hills will hc eaacie.
Papra. sboud BE- n pieiir With of this sytrrment At
aoh~d ard should BE- udursed Proposals iof TausppnAon
aDd AidTesed . the uglrIsg X kAAIoH
Byt Brig Gen aDi &. 81. a. \ A..
thefQ N Drlt II thr south
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those desirous Of purchasIng renting such pro-
perty will find IL their interest to advertise in Tas
TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation eNree's that of any
other newspaper aud In addition to tins advantage THS
TRIBUNE will be found not only Ia Newlork and all Its
cities and villages. but IN every state and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be made
brief as will allow OF the advantage offered being clear
to the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
that the subscribers for the three rdit"s OF The rRs
USE seui weckly, and Weekly comprise individuals IN
every profession business consequently advertise
ments IN eacn disseminate among AL classes THs
TRBuSE devotes especial attention the reports OF sacs
CT real estate both in the city and country thus adding
greatly the value of ts columns ~ @n advertising me-
dunn The charges for advertising ~ follows DAILY
TRIBUNE rs cents per lne for each n."rtlOn: WEEKLY
TRIBUNE " per me: SkMrMEKkLN fGlIrsE. IS cents
per line Abuut ten words he after the hrst
line which usually contains only four or i've words
Terms cash in advance.
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STATE oy sIw-YoEz. oFpoE sEcRETANr ~ sTArEl
rTO THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF


rI,O THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
L Egw.YORK-Sm. notice Is HEREBY GIVEN. that at the
be the TltNDAl tacedng
the Noaa NOVEMBER the following ssr' are 10 BE-
elected. 60 vii:
LGoyefnar 10 the place of stewart L. Woofofd
A Canal Commslousf, ia the place OF hot.n Z. Dofn
Of Prisons Isurv A.
Csr the Court Appeals The pae u PaHel ny Jones
Oft supreme Court for the ui Judicial Dntnc' h Tie
piece Of Grrgo g. Barnard
Thuybse Electors Of President aad VoePsdni Of The United
ARrpre,estaHve IN The Congress of The u.id state, for
Congressional Distinct eompisd 81 e ff W Afd On
euing Goycrners snd) Second Third Fonrl th, Sixth and
IIgldh WARDS Of the CITY and Ccdutt Of Newfolf ~
10 Ne PcrShrt Congress of tue United bt'es for
" The N Trnb Iiit
eh Of the Cy and County Of SsT iert
tie ForyGlt Congress Of tc United STATS for
tie Sixth Congressional District composed u The Flth Fifteenth ad
Sixteenth of the Cty and COUNTY Of Nes.lUfh
pcsentadye the Irryhrst Congress Of th United states Tor
the D,nc Of the Eoyelih aud Seven
teepth Yards Of the CITY and County Of NcN-iork.
n, ghb Congregational District composed of the IIgheentb r~es
trb WARDS Of the Cy and Couuiy # New
the fofT Congress 81 The United hties for
the Euh Diro composed of the 1Sehh Ward dn'
Bkwes snd and T"esecond Ward Of the CITY aud County Of
Ees-Yort. - - . ,,,,c
Tsenty-on Members ~ Asa-i4hiyi
A Ciy Judge. IN place Of Abrnhlm y. Resell;
The place 0 PnInek H. Jones eppoiee 10 the place OF
CharIe,0 H,lpine deceased
T.e Doe,or. in the places Of william and sheridan
All sbos. term, of last dag Of .euter
Repeatedly yours II a NklsVS. ssgr,.s7 y7 o. stA.~
1894 cer, o above 70 h> correct ofut Notice this
day recei,. by me from the seerssrv Of state. - =.
JAXEs ODkKH. sheriff Of the Civ niCouuy o sew York
Pubhr hereby notified not % ncr this ater
oniess specially authorized 70 DO See chap o Lass ci
lx1 JANIS ObRlkh shsnf
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MilIintrp.
Cnun Steamers.


Ccsro. IIowH CoLIscroKs oyyicy OFT ls lSs
NOTICE to MERCHANTS, SHIPPERS, and
~ oThERs On ard 'ner h. date a mseane shitpsd ser
the Psac CoEsi 80 euite the same 'hr
vcg. frg viii be e"rd ,'sied And man sssd
AesoriAg The rmrn of the s regulations "ue' H"@ ne
1r,ssary Dspsrtnrnt Nrpissb L. lhtA -,
shippers sill properly srpi sh uhe cord and sea- WIN seeh
,urpnhs of being eod sHd sealed esre dehv
~ rrcsivng vr To- shipment, or else the same
VIII port Of draAuen foreign
ehAndise. repaired m sd Trxu stiens - -. -. .
HEARY A. SMYTHB Collector of tho PoTt
nrhef Information III snhrc he obtained fin ne AZ
the one Of ". ". OIrr No 81 beach t erBe o "est'l
L. B GRiGsBY. Depair Coleeor
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS by Steamers of the
" IA, INC MAIL STEAMSHIP 90. via Panama Steamer HIM
NJ CAuNCBf. ss on SAT- IURDAI. Oct a. al u m Freight Ie
eeiyei per No ~ H.. aot ~ canals, uul on th, da'
previous ~ ssmsf. sailing rer No u r. WELLS FARGO Co,
Pr-'shi AgntA
CTEAM to GLASGOW aud LONDONDERRY
- tHk AkCHOR LINE
Clyde hn rndd sail Saturday
tr"m fl.r No. ~. korn RIVER a, u o'eiVek nooo.
COlUhblA.,.s,.....-O,LA hlbhkNlA..~........Nev u
81 Nov
BhlfANNiA...........f IONA.............Nsr. 2b
RATES UP PASSACk ,lABl.k IN CURkkNCl.
Cabins d" LINkkPtuL. GLASGOW OF DkkRl. Sg0 aad 80
krcurs.n hrketS ior 70 mahth rlCl
Siersse I" GlssruS ar tvrrr slii inirrmedAte. 80
Prepaid teshests r'in ih--- ports. SJi.
fsssrsrs laArd amorv Hsvs Rotterdam An.vsv
ks At very lns rates
Drafts nsued, uav,hle AZ hant W Great Brtaip.
fs nthri h'oauOa Appl tue Consny once NO bswnf
srrrn. New York. to HENDERSON BROTilkRA
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
Siu6ts, 8ansts, &t.

ORIENTAL BASE-BURNlNG STOVE and
" PARlOR FuRsAcKoysr 1900 Of hs on.aial sa's' -,'e
st spd faAss ~ tho brss That made
1y lbllus continual humrt Po~pinl b'atf economical
,ef-'sr Ani me- from onhts shl du, W. hsfr 81 .s- ."
M .,gr Fto,s hani Also. fall a1orhrnt tootlng
~ H. J. MOwBRAY.
No "a ye,ey.si.. opp. WA,hihgiou haTsei
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
srouhIpn atal eistatr for sals.

NOR SALE ON EASY TERNS--A small two
,tr, and basemeut Hot SE neN dfe d. r,br AMI sesA
oeston 81 dowB a. great harga g. a sh Apply 70 10
pow LER Fcuentb between Fl sa hiAliA,ss bookTb
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
VI MkKviy. Aneueoeei
DY BANGS. MERWIN u Co, Broadway cor.
situations ManiiS- -frmnlfs.

A GERMAN GIRL WISHES a SITUATION
~ No 10 Seeopds, sr,tsoo between Aver a@l B.
A GERMAN GIRL wishes situation for gen
XNTANTFD-By q Young American girl, q
w ,,ust.u In family as sB,M>TRBss. and Wiling 10 sssat
with ehihfeB. Address X. NJ. TnbuHe Once
MET NIIRSES--A large selection of respec-
w table found 10 nsll p daily
No. stbst Bo~ IDpiSt hrs HANSEN NW~ Agents
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
TIE GARMO's DANCING ACADEMY,

~ no. u lhhafe. corner F0Hfta aenthtt,
.. kOW ORR fOy ItiK sBASON 20
Ladies fdneissE au4 kAinlsW AZ 0s0ef
Misses and Masters welnessyf ADD SATURDAYS at orOct
Gsptemsu TUrdsy sso YhjaJ RYeuia2s AZ otvcE
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
A UTOBIOGRAPHY
HORACE GREELEY.

REooLLEoTIoNs OF A BUSY LIFE.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
CRoToN AQuEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-Te

CROTON AQUEDUCT TDEPARIMENT.-To
~ Couiraro ssslsc Fruposli. Zach liaf,s sh ts
uts uh,h r,aisr ts utus q s half a. 90
v - rc,rfcf Al th o1ss it4-a ffft
ssul Of FRInAY oct ~ 10 tar 10 e".'fsstss .
fe~sr tty No H trt outlet .sssf
In Tbn snd Tfs 9Th bftleh. IN Thrf ;rt It 80
ard frs,sye tSpe y" ~ f"ufs 49, ts''a
Oue thy st tt irsn kfsf rb hfstf le's
hapdrsd ,nd rtr ,~eoui Ad one tulif,d AL f i q.
(spsr ca BrosIsn hsrn Worth ai isoaArl 80 -srn
Prsrfha White ~p,c No a. in Ctusi hsisssH efsts
10 brcons he~'Tn ktahsih ani Not 4. % lrf
t.ta afd Nul.afr WestsT tesesu AuT
Cav hssf,H Clris tsf Il at4 W" Nlfr'f
place. sp.s Vauifn ttlseca Gftsnst tsf hisdals
10 Sulitsnst hsssn browne and tprpFna m "aisti f
ts,sn Gr-,usth sn1 Wits sod 70 Wstsiot Il E f'' 70
Iaight su~ It spsc Hn - "a one hn
dr.d and poufie.h h-ecn Assfu' sfd hfstc hes bfs
ParsD,n@-n frta uustu o. Fufissut fhf tif4
Seeordv. sud Pat Rrfi Le~ hom d. aston {" al
b. Pfrcest fom bsev 90 broArtf
,rd PiA.t,t from Plau be al
isca,ious bs obsud spphe.tse ai @ "hss
se..Yyfl Oe. IL lGCs. THOMAS s1kPHkNSl CfaAn
ROBT. l. DAhRAOH. : aqusfuci
gro = UHkENk } Hoard.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday. Oct. 20, IS1s,,y
The sale to-day at the Exchange was fully
up 10 the best OF last week. although that time II va
thought by many that not be again
attained Then. lots almost innumerals were sold by
the Messrs Johnson Miller; yet to-day the quantity
was not less nor was location Of them IN Brooklyn IN.
ferior This latter fact appreciated by buyers par
cuary by those who purchase for speculative purpoe
and these bid freely possess the land and made the sale
most satisfactory to the acOneer who ai occaAon 70
daily with to buyers; and 10 fic owner OF the
laid who delighted with the prices obtained. Ths
Messrs Travers Go. sold some property IN Brooklyn
also, and the Besss A. j. Bleeeker Sou Co.. and fhe
Messrs Muller, Wilkins Co. made sales That Indicate
property s not the Immediate crasc gives no evi
dence Of decline In value The sales by tho sever nrpa
may be found below.
Another large has inst been made by Mr. McClayS
Of property ON the upper end OF Manhattan Island cen
sstinR OF II south Of the Dyckan farm tknown ~
the LOrard prOperty) far <l7,500 10 X H. Catherwe0d.
the well known railroad builder Mr.. McClave sold The
same property during the month Of August for 100000
.t0+ A. j BIEBCKER soy h Co. %. N
Hot aoth 254 n, W. o 1dsve 2SKi2I.... 93AH
~se b73 2dsvr.. S6xlQS u ~
buuse No ~. LIST nGa
h,,ss No 9rsOI9
b.e and lot No VI Amity.st loe
~ zr6p. 6l51
IN. preses No. s6i II No. Igo
House No. 2i5 Cinionst 2asr<1Io LIZ
N
m. BY MULLER, WILKINS CO.
The leases OF lots, with the IL Sst"y brck cwehinC
houses thereon, situate the ssutb sle of rOunIW
r. west Of Ayenue O. and known Nos 2G 27S 2so 11
2sl 49, 28 29O 292 296 and 29S Fours Ine Ieaees
ground rent S6 for each lot Of ~ 76xD6 10 feet, ~ whcn
rate ground rent there al anex hr' ern o ~
from May next Rent for the remaining III years VI Sno
leases ~ be fixed by Impartial etsois sou io' WV
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
6opurinrrstp goiitrs.

NOTICE of DISSOLUTION of PARTNER
IN snip The CoPsHnrbp brrrtre eIsing heiws'h the sub
srb-s blur,s si Ia, Maniteigs qndef The hAms ~
1RCIIER 60 aud ARCHER CAkMODI this dar di.snrtd bf
.'n,..l ,s,s.pt-Oet IS IG8 THOMAS ARCHER.
MICHAEL cAKMOnY.
Tho ls.n.s, v he carried lt the old r.e No m rrslt. N~
yo,s h, tbs .n,.cubers IARMODY. GRKLN BLAIR
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
aOrsts, Gauiasts, 1T,

AT HENRY CITY AUCTION MART,
~ Bssy snd ThirJ regular pbIe Asss Of HORSES
CAKRIAoEs HARNESS RUGS WHIPS and everything atejei In
riding diving held every WEDNESDAY ssd SATURDAY
hs oeees ues viii slwh's tnd sunber of
Her,ss suitable light diving and heavy these sales
.Lsisr specially advertised not Tho largest Of
second hand Carriages snd great vaet' Of Haress always
h.ndi Superior Pst rtistons by Mnsr hisphrnI
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
Qamtirq &mS,mits.

A DODWORTHy. CLASSES FOR DANC-
~ ING Atbv readaoos ka tsI Phtaye ON uOADAf aud
THURSDAY pl0nnzs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY sh-rneans
FRIDAY e,en SATURDAY mornings Tor FAMILIES on MON
DAA snd TIL RsDAi evenings Tor GENiLkMEN
ls0ft The % Oenon 10 2l FhhAFe MONDAY and III us
DAY, TUESDAY aud FRIDAY sftsruopas kr FAMILIES N
. (1feulnfs sn1y Do bad a eltlfr AcaGrMr
New-York tribune., 1868-10-21
RRllOkLYN.

BROOKLYN.
by MEssRs. TRAyERS a EsLEU
Six lots, situated tile corner VI w rigron ana Co
yer-sts.. the East River, sOx56i H. eod 70 W. H.
Crawford for $1,000. af IIIr ~ ..... g.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28

Council PrOceedlngs.-.Mouday evening
May aSth. Prsseai johnson, RauP aud
Wagner.
On motion the Clerk was ihsit,eied 10 draw
orders on the proper fands for accounts
amounting to SsoO,s u A W 81
On the petition Of John Heiln,an We alley
between lots 2O4 and 205 in the Firs, Ward
was vacated afitNtt I.t.
On motion Il was ordered that the order
changing the number Of Fire Engine No > to
No 5, was recinded.
Mrkaup was appointed committee TO in-
vestgate the application Of the Fire Depart
men, for trumpeis, belts, caps etc, aud report
An ordinance for the protection Of bridges
was introduced rfr., rUI nUr
The ordinance prescribing the duties Of
Supervisors, and negotiating steam whs-
tles' was laid over until next meeting
Council adjourned. .r trRf tsfEr
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
Here and There.

.UN M Ft ~ .LnL
The trussel work at the railroad bridge
was commenced last week.
4. q. Wilcox retlres from the Fremont Journal
this week. Ire goes to Rchrnoud. Indiana to
conduct weekly paper. Success 50 With him.
Our nelghboring county OF Ottawa is to vote
the coming fail upon the removal Of the county
sea. from Port Clinton 70 Oak Harbor.
Arrangements are being made by the G. A. r.,
in different places in the state. to carry out the
order to decorate the graves Of soldiers on the
3Oth.
Mr. Elyero Persons conducted the services
at the NJ. f. Church on Sunday morning
last, in the absence Of the regular pastor.
The case Of the state Of ohio W. Waldo F.
Benner, for .horss steeling at Fremont, was taxi
en- on the docket At the recent term Of court, as
Bonner had taken himself of without leave.
A boy in Findiay, on wednesday afternoon
while drawings pail of water lost his balance and
pitched head foremost TO the Cotton % the wen.
He was not seriously hurt.
On last Monday night some rascal entered
Mr. Rhurs grocery in FosIoTia, AMI con6s-
Gated large ham and about 10 lbs OF fine
out cheSing tobacco. = iBc OF
Tive Reaper and Mower factories have been
built In Springfield, ohio, and it Is reported that
hsaloue increased the value Of real estate thir-
ty'three pcr ceAt. We meution tllis merely as a
hint TO real estate owners hero.
Mr.. Ralph obinson, for many years connected
with the Bueyrus JOsrsai, has sold his interest,
and the paper v III hereafter be conducted by Mr..
John pcPiy ESQ Tor rsomo time pastits leading
editor.
A gentleman from Put-in- Bay reports the pros
peet for ths grape oropas highly favorable. Afew
Of the lower bulS were destroyed by heavy
-leet dar1Rg the late cold westher, bnt the dam.
sqe NFa not suflsient 20 Materially saess The
va trrI bfrI {fpH
Messrs. Hershiser & Myers have built an
addition 40 feet iu lApGlh, to the west end
of their drug store ia FostorIa They in-
tend starting a wholesale grocery store with.
10 short time.
In the drawing Of Mr whineiy's Paint
ings Moniay, Mrs shaltu, ofForest, drew
the two best paintings viz. zone of LIES
HApny Hours and AiCleopatFa.n young
man by The name Of Parks, drew the land
scaPs-''Jooklbs up shc shepahaosh." 90
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
UNITED STATES EXCISE LAW

oTrtcr OF CoLLrcroU OF tSrCRNAL RrvrNur
FoRruE NINTH uisrRtgr or Quo. )
SNsnvsgV, Quo, Nay nth, 1865 y
NOTICE Is hereby given that the ASSESSOR OF
. this Dlsttict having rcn tered 20 me his Au-
hual Collection List.
Coh.meueins March 1, 1858,
Of sl persons Hahle 70 payment Of United states
duttca for special TANes on Incomes. CArrttges
silver Plate, &C, therefore all persons liable 20
thh payment Of such duties aud tax 10 said Die.
trict, within the County of seneca and state Of
Ohio, ATE hereby notified that the same have be-
ouIne due and n,yahcinnd All persoua who sh,ll
neglect 10 pay the Duties and Taxes assessed
upon them BY the iith day OF June, ls6s, will be
liable to pNN the tive pr centulu additional upon
ths amvunt th feoL and one per ccut per mon N
intrtcst on the am luut OF Tax.
For the lrpu-e ot receiving said Duties and
Taxes Ia SENECA County, the Deputy Collector for
said County viii be At hts office az the County
Seat, during business hours, from the lat day vi
June, until The nth day OF Iune 1868
GEO J. ANDERSON, Collector.
J. VI. STEVENS Deputy Collector Of Seneca
County Titun ohio
Tftln' o. May u, 1908. no1owa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
Repairs for The Excelsior Reaper
r,SP,S MIRKRrs.

Corrected wcekty, by 4 n. snrah.
Tinan, Ohio May RI, tSeS
FLOUR $1,000
wHEAT--ss Is 20 g. 90 from team,
CORN-eO cts.
RYE--i 10 70 81 Is per bpshsi.
OATS-6e cent?
CLOVER SEEp-s66O tos.pO
, TIMOTHY SrEn-st JNfrr L .a. .Hr.
FLAN SEEn-4st,1b 10 81 % t.
BARtEI--s2,0O per bushel
. nuTTER-26 to so cents per pound.
EG0s--N cents per obten. I ~ Nf
LARD--ln Kegs Nc ceuts per pound.
rlrArOES-St 90 per bushcl.
.TALLOW.-to eclts per pound.
aCANDL Lks-lstC ariuc 2S, tnlloW zoe psr mound.
WHlSKEI-stCo, aud common $3.50 per gA gAilor
HAMS-iSc, sugar cured % cents per pound.
BkESWAN-23 to 2i cents per pound.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-05-28
GOOD NEWS TO ALL!

THE woMANs REST FRIEND IS GOOD
i and reliable sewing machine.
For such an article 20 ~ Z. n Sting's Sewing
Machine Rooms, where yOu viii dnd the genuine
Howe, Singer, Etna aud the Improved star Shut
tie. There IL no genuine Howe unes u has a
medallion Che head Of Euas llowel emboddsd In
II, c. II. Sting iathc only authorized Agent for
this machine, In THIN,
Having been engaged In the business Of repair
Ing wing machines for the phsi six yrafA, will
proinise 20 keep my machines clean aud In good
repair tot three ycars free OF charge, which Ii
more than one eau expect from those who have
had no experience ia tcnairing machines.
am nov preptrcdt 10 attach nemmers, nraid
ets, Quilters, Fccrs and fuckers u most Of the
old style machines.
SO como aud buy new machines, or fetch In
your old ones, and / viii give YOU satisfaction.
II desired Will take q machine 10 the residence
OF any person wishing 10 purchasc, and put II In
operation.
" win take ordcrh Tor all kinds Of seal press.
ea, steel stamps and stencil plates, and will furn.
ish them aa cheap as they can be got in larger
cities. NJ. .. I,r.. .Is. ..I I....+. ~.
Rooms on Main st., over kroh n Elders China
u -
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PREFERRED SPECIALS.
In LOS and Out LOS rOr snlc.-I 81

In Lots and Out Lots for Salc.--l shall
shortly offer at public sale thirty iulots, situated
near the depot In the Second Ward. Also thirty
outlots Of Eve acres each, situated Que and half
mues east Of the college on the Republic road.
A plat Of said lots can De seen at the T,ibn Wool.
on Mills. The terms OF the sale will be liberal,
as regards the payments A bettcr opportunity
will not, perhnps, soon occur 10 secure good
building tots within htc minutes walk Of the
Court House, and good and convenient outlots,
many Of them supplied with living water, aud
some Of them stil having the natural growth Of
timber we'll preserved
no32w4 ..- . WM. c. HEDGES.
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Meeting Of the reachers' Union.
Pulmonary AireclIons.. These discO
tflorrioors.

HUMPHREYS -CORNELL-At Goshen,
Indiana, May 81, at the residence Of the
brides uncle, b. T. Cornell by Rev. j. Hon
-sten, Mr.. J. NJ Humphreys, Of Utah Try,
to Miss Ma-v J. Cornell, Of Goshen Indiana.
PALMER-SHAwnSN.-ln Chicago,
Illinois, on the l9dh inst, by the "e'' =, u
Taylor, at the residence OF 7. G. Ripley, "slr
Mr.. Fenner T. Palmer, of Newark. n. y, 10
Mics Eleanor, W, Shawhpn, Of Tidln. fIf
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Obtaining Goods Under False Pre-
tenees. About six o'clock on Friday even
ing last man who represented himself as
connected with the G, S.6 G. II. r. in some
capacity, stepped into the boot aud shoe
store Of Mar.in & Shields and bought six
pair Of shoes, saying Aat he would be in
after supper, and settle for them. lie came
in, according to promise, and handed Mr..
Shields, who was the only person in at
tendance on the store, at the time, check
on the National Exchange Bank for S25,
signed by AZ. W. Mills lie told NJ. S
that he was well known by any Of the old
business men of the city, and referred him to
them for the truth of his story, Mr.. S.
finally took the check, and the man took the
shoes and SIX in money, aud departed Mr.
Shields fastened to ascertain whether the
! e.. .ck Sas genuine, and soon learned that it
was moi that no such man had an account
at the bank. BE. to-ether with a number
! Of companions, started in pursuit OF the
"man of shoes" down the rain Sad toward
Watson's Sta,ion-somes on foot and -, ne
on hand car, eleven in all. 1t was by
this time vergiug on 10 clock, and dark as
Erubus. BY good luck for the party, how
ever, and bad luck for the thief he was dis
covered and caught n5t far from the station
by the yalorous eleven, and brought to town
Upon search another check for $4,000 on the
National Exchange Bank, was found on his
Persoa, sigaed Mason & Wilson, also four
government envelopes belonging to Wm.
Smoyer. "On this hint Smoyer spoke,n and
had him arrested, and he was bouud over tc
court 10 The sum OF $500. lie will also be
tried for obtaining goods under talse pre-
tenccs. He is an Irishmau, and appears to
be well posted generally, and in phrases OF
law particularly. lie gave his name as
King at the Davis House where he len a
small bin unliqridatei. la s.6l
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Narrow Escape from browning.

Weare Informed by our friend, John Sherwood,
says the Upper sanduslsy Daion, that Mr. Samuel
Hayman, wife and child, esme very nearly los.
lug their lives by drowning one day recently.
They were on their way to Tifhn in a buggy, and
in passing over euivert, which was overdowed
by the.h gh'waersi accidentally went too near
the edge, and we're precipitated into the river
Nc. IL was i'm poor health, and but lily capable
OF inueh egersiop, but ho bad the presence Of
mind tohold on to thereins with one hand ind to
his wife with the. other, and all Bers finally
drawn ashore BY the horses Il was a yery mi-
raeulous escape from drowning. The babe was
the most severely affected, and did not recover
for few minutes.