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AN intimate personal friend Of ex-President
Fillmore, In a letter to the Hon. Alexander II.
II. stuart, Of Virginia. says; al do not violate
private confidence In saying that ex-President
Fillmore and the men who honor him for his
patriotism and statesmanship are hrm sup
porters OF Horstio Seymour"
Who ever supposed that Millard Fillmore
would do snythins else than support Sey-
mouri We have two ex-Presidents more lIy-
ing, but their influence upon the public opinion
of the country is MIR,
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MODERN LANGUAGES.

PROFESSOR DANIEL z. 0RoUX,
Formerly Teacher Of Modern Languages at the
Georgetown and Columbian Colleges, District Of
Columbia, has resumed his private lessons IN
French, 0sTmAnt spanish. and has organized
classes in those Languages, Persons desiring Ia
Join Any Of the classes can apply 70 him at his ooe.
other lAnguA Ees, with AoearAteneas and . reason.
able charge No, SIS seventh street, oppoSit.
streets, wAshinE tOn. d. @, Apt-u
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FRANK BLAIR briefly addressed tho people
OF Benton, Dakotah Territory, last week. The
following extract 10 from Democratic report
"Our motto 10 justice to white men. The
Democratic platform adopted by the party has
already frightened Thousands from the cow
more will Zee. "a yoIoe-'The Democrat tic
fiea 10 too much for them = great laughter
The great masses Of this mighty Republic have
no attinity with the negro. prolonged APP
plause.) The right OF eIectiv 0 franchise 10 for
the white man alone"
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In all parts Of the United States for our New Work.
PEOPLES HOOK of BiOGKAPHY,b
ConrininE over eighty sketches Of eminent persons
9t all ages aud countries, women as well A. msni
handsome ostsyo book Of over 40 pages. illustrated
With beaqtiful steel engrayipys waittsP BY James
name will insure for u q rapid sale. Send Tor d.
seriPtiye circular and see our eTtra terms A. ,.
HALE co, Publishers, Hartford. CT.
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Burning Of . Railroad Bridge.
CHICAGO, August -. - The Chicago and
Northwestern Railroad bridge at Sterling, Ills
three hundred feet long, was burned last night.
II will be replaced At once.
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pRoPosALs FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL.
L ING SERrAIE srREEfS IN fHE sECOND

WARD.
MAroR's OFFICE,
WAsHINGTos, D. c., August a, 1865.
PROPOSALS Will be received ut this ONCE until ~
grading and grayelng i street north. from seventh
fonItessh streets west. under an act approved
Also, for grading Q street north. from glev, nth
70 Thirteenth streets west, under the act approved
Also. Tor grading and Erayellng N street north :,
from Fourteenth 10 Fifteenth streets west, under
act approved september 7, 1897.
Also, for grading Eleventh street west. from N
street e boundary. under an Aei approved Pebru-
MsO. Tor grading and grayslIas Tenth street
west, from TO Boundary, under act approved
4pIil TIh; lSS A:g ISI S,fdi1E and Esaysii9s
Of Vermont avenue and Boundary street, and from
east side OF Vermont Ayenue 20 seventh street
west, under act approved May 18th. 1857.
The work to be done under the direction OF the
City Surveyor, the supeTin tendeneo Of the Com
nis.iSIneT Of The second ward and tEo Assistant
The gravel 10 DO Of good qualify, and nino inehe.
IN depth In the oentte 81 ths street. and four inches
IN depth at re gutter line. after tho same hAf been
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for ex.
eAyation or embAnkmenIi thai Will Oh measures the
most 70 be paid LOT only one way, either In exeaVa'
Bidders will also state the price per square yard
for nsVelipg, The surplus earth, Including sand
gravel. and stone, to DO deposited wherever the
Ward Commissioner may direct, No part OF the
appropriation will DO paid until the work has been
approved py ne City Surveyor and Commissi9ner
Ss. sas Sard The right # s1,iss az sAd' ID
augh-td Commissioner Becond ward.
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q Il TTYsBURG KATALYsINE
w AT e H.
ITS WONDERFUL CURES AND CURATIVE
PowERsi

THE GETTYSBURG SPRING COMPANY an
nounee that they have completed arrangements for
Supplying the Gettysburg Medicinal water on scale
commemorate with the demand. Physicians and In.
yalids desiripg informAsion rs to the Therapeutic
value and virtue Of this WATER. will. on appiiea-
ton 10 the Once Of the Company. or any Of the
Druggists Stores, be furnished with printed copies
Of statements Of invAlids and reports Of eminent
medical men As to Its CURATIVE EXPECTS. the
only unerrinE test Of the value Of any water or
medicine.
They also referred TO the thousands Of iny Aids
and thoir medical advisers In every part Of the
country. who have. since the general Introduction
ofthis WATER AmonE the people, some six months
ago. been cured BY Its USE Of distressing fatal
mAladies.
This combined testimony establishes. beyond all
reasonable doubt, the superiority Of this WATER
remedy for Rheumatism, Cont, Gravel. Dys-
pepsia, Kidney. Urinary. Bronchial. Liver. and
Bowel Diseases (Bliousness, &c. y Catarrah. Nsu-
rAlEia, and Nervous Disorders, over all others
known 10 the materia mediea, or found In the min
eTAl springs OF modern times
II has been demonstrated In q number Of In
stances TO possess the power Of solving ealeulous
or stone In the bladder, and the urats deposits or
chalk stones formed by RheumAtism, Gout aud
Gravel. and Of permanently curing these diseases.
for which medical science aud the most celebrated
mineral waters have hitherto only provided pal
liatiyes. Also, Of arrestinE the progress, II not
permanently curing. Albumenuria. or Bright's
disease.
This WATER Is confidently claimed to be the
only mineral spring water with which great and
remarkable cures have been effected away from
Its source.
Price Per quart bottle, 30 eentSi per case OF two
doIen, ell. Depot. No. IS Liberty street, New
York. Post omos Box. 6,lS.
For sale by Druggists generally. aul2'eod
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Educational.
city ACAD Z MY,
~ AND
ARMY OFFICRRs' INSTITUTE.

No 81 street. between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Duties resumed septemberl J. 1865 AliInitsd nun.
Der OF young gentlemen can be Instructed In all tn,
higher branches, Army oacers prepared for OK
animation after the day pupils are dismissed.
Four boArders be received, no will be treated
part Ofthe family. Glasses Of Ladies' and Gentle
men J., is sSIssIA'e SPs5%sIH o gT
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GEORGETOwS COLLEGE, D. 9.

The next Session Of the College will commence
ON the PiRsT MONDAY OF SEPTEMBER.
For Catalogues or any further information, apply
to Rev. b. A. MAGUlRB, 81,
au2l-2w President,
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w9oDcpsIGE In M: city, on July "a b,
MARIErTA PRIcR, both Of Alexandria.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BUNKER'S AVENUE HOTEL.
"a! Fox ssss .sslssSSi:s;' B s.ss:
sESTbS Nh sfSss5s s.. ~ x. s-.-,.
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S:y'snS S. Ssis| "a = ;;,,1:;
Morthinston, Montgomery county, 4 T
dieton, Baitimore, Ma; Miss NJ Eaton, sails.
bridge, Chsth.mi Dr. j q Hiii, kisssndpis,
Val W Lee, Va, WIN Berry, Prince dcorEe's
SSSSpsyy: IA; si ss Ny R Chandler, U s A.
UNITED STATES HoTEL-M. II. BxAH.
Geo B Won Phul, John Brady, New Orleans
WIN HSSwI.rd, John Bob, D. Z. o'oonS,e9ri
@ols &a Ess sSe ., M n.s.a asd KY sll.
" Wilson, Joseph Bower, Philsdelphis, Pa,
YIN Stuart spslis, Bqr.lo, N Y, Q y CUTLER
- EBBfTr 4 HoU SEo9n0 3. Will, mn
Ledse.wood, Tenn Geo Lusbridse ana Vile,
Rsfenhsi, stewart, H stewart asH " W VI
per, IT, Pa, E D Ellioit, 3 O.; ! Il Bsyiey, 5
sifs Pii. ss;TPsy @S r, wh Ma .TS
Il 5crneii, Martin Reed, RocSeste., n Y;
denl Baird, L NJ Longshaw, U S A.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. q SHELLEY.
'fAe o Hss Sfs X s.I Ioss EWSif :Sn
p Franklin Johnston, o Mr.. Thomas,
Ms. Harrison, J Hope n Z Geo d Sawyer
and Sifs Conn Hon G The, Carney, Lsays ,
Ksnss. j. Loul. thinner, b { o RI; J;L
Schaeff, Md A Vance Brown, Richmond, Dol
Jno M Powell, Miss DR. Higgins. ,7''77''.'
wII.LARDs' HoTEL-sYKrs 4 ouApwIcH'
ID M Bride. Layfayette Ind, III w Ohnse Law,
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pRoPosALs FOR COAL AND WooD.

p.o., wAsHiser9S. August %. lSes.
y ksris aitsTs ), iss TONS " t8ht, VII iSS ton.
small Rgg, best whits Ash Anthr seits Coal. 70 DO
geishsd under the suPe,yision q an agent n the
BAk er's PINE WOOD. TO DO delivered, corded.
turAl Department.
to DO delivered on before the LIST Of October.
Bids will be received until 70 o'clock, noon. on
the SOth day Of August, 1893, addressed % the Com:
TO be eonsidsred binding for hys days AFTER thai
date the Department reseTying the right TO reject
all or any portion OF the bids received. ID
No bids will be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence can be given Of the ability II the parties
10 oil the contract. HORACE CAPRON.
Au22-td TTTTT dom mi siOner,
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NEW YoRk, Ausust as.-rhs uaited states
steamship Desoto arriyed from Port-au.
Pr ince, Hsyti, August 10. when the DeSoto
left, the United States gunboat Gettysburg,
and English man-of-war FAvorite, and q small
Spanish gunboat were OF Port-au-Prinoc. All
we'll on board the Gettysburg. The political
situation was reported unchanged. salnave
was gaining strength daily by assertions from
the rebels. a - ! ~ q & 81 q
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WRhhygsRIoIkSe PAPER FOR SALE AT TIL
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SrnisoYiELD, Mass, Aug. IA national
osmp-meeting Of the second adventists will
begin In this city tomorrow and continue one
week. An immense gathering, including per-
sons from every stats IN the Union, Is an'ici-
pated. ,-
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- O. y. CUMMIHs,

,aTH ga sKvINTH STREET,
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOEHOUSE,
.ss S ~ Il. ss THEY
Second door south Of stfsst And Northern Market.
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Gas Works blown UP and Loss Of
HF-aag.... u.NfA- Tg- . ...

woRcEsfEn, MASS, Aug. q. The gas
works at South Bridge were blown up last
night and seven men reported killed and four
wounded.
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
N bY TUE Ase0OIATkD PNEss.
FOREIGN News by CABLE.
sSTE,Esm D i1iIRil pl,aisur
TIE ALABAMA CLAIMS
EXPLOSION OF GAS WORKS
BURNINa oFAnAILRoAD BRIDGE
Faon EURoPE mr. CABLE.

LONDON, August f.-Dispstches from Con
stsntipcyie rsport that Admiral Fsrrssut stiii
remains In That city. He had an Interview
with the Russisn Ambassador, and subse-
quently, In company with the Russian An
bassader, visited The Turkish Minister.
PARIs, August q. 1.-THE Pairie advises that
the dispute between the United States and
Great Britain, concerning the Alabama claims,
be referred to arbitration OF one Of the great
Powers a the only mode Of srriyins.at den-
nite and anAl settlement. ..
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-08-24

BORDENTOWH FEMALE COLLEGE,
BORDENTOwN, N. J.,
Pleasantly located on the Delaware Ilyer, tive
and three fourth hours ride from New York, and
one and Il fourth from Philadelphia,
The very best educational advantages furnished
In col nectiOn with pleasant home.
Fall term begins embeI l5th. for terms, etc
address JOHN II. DRAkELEY. =
AuEj+Dw
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IT. MATTHEW'S INSTITUTE,
II st., bet. 18th and 18th.

This Institution will be open for the reception Of
Students on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER
For further Information apply TO BROTHER TO-
BIAS, at the Pastoral residence, No $50 II street
next to 81. Matthew'S Church. Aul7-6l
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Special Noticos.

"-A MATCH CANE OF BASE
ALek4 III 4 Ssysf Tas kHfS Slas. q
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OWEN HOUSES, ". own.

Edward Riehards, Ohio; R p Gardner, N Y,
O II Murran, Major J Stanard, Ga, T II Wal
ker, New Orleansj W Hayward, HI Wright
P r Kemp, Richmond W Man, Mo, H Har
wood, vsi r Taylor, N o; T Hanes, eityi q
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK. Monday. Aug. "a. 1863.

NLW-1ORk, Monday, Aug ~ IoOo'
To-day the Messrs. j. Mathewsen g. Son sold,
on the premises the lease Of the lots NOS 42
and 4g West Thrteentbst "a part Of the Astor esatel
together with the buildings thereon consisting OF two
twostory and basement brick buildings, in good ORDER
with brick stables IN also the trucks carts horses
harness, &c, belonging 10 the estate Of VIM Nchenns
deceased The lots are on the north side Of West Thr
commencing point $50 feet east from Ninth
and 25xiO31s feet EACH and sold the five years
lease with renewal at valuation at 5000 for the former
and g. 500 for the latter
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
TO- i,o, Of 10 word. aDo,. 20 charge in ,dop ou.

The Continental Telegraph Companies WIN not entertain or investigate
con plants o! delay II unrepeated messages.
The public informed EewYot Newfoundland
Ahd iendel Telegraph Company vii every effort
sud spd transmission Of AL they viii aeetps
0tV whatever either for the due Of Teegrams 70
from The Cable or for their " delivery their destination viii
liability asng from sopt
aedsrt cable wire Instrument
he liable under whatever
eiher~ie for o Tesuung om nTtAks deay
or respect % any message niruss TO them tbs
portion ~ the charge acung the Company
received then only the trsus
the hands Of the Eewlok Sswioundaad London
Tel
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
Sttmbuais auS GailrOaSs.

DRlSTOL LlNE-AT 3 p. NJ. $500.
TO Bosroy PROVIDENCE. AND INTERMEDIATES POINTS.
tn. ar and Psstesg Stetm the World having 90 state Rooms
BRISTOL,
Capt HRIToSN N6SSi5s 3 M vi S' .Sd fDA ''
PROVIDENCE,
Capt SIMMONS ats N, TUESDAYS THURSDAYS aud SAIU"
Connecting with the Erp Taiu at Bristol the following morning
arriving At Boston 9, ooef Ia time for all coa'syncti out Of
Frsi taken the lowest aud landed n BS;S1 ,S In
JAMES FsK r., Managing Director. ---
EOR N0RWALK and DANBURY.-Railroad
sRLLY WHITE Pier No 81 Eis, River foo, Of Matet
CONNECTING ts hs Dsabuy and EcwHa'sl Railroads Returning
leaves south Eor~AE 7' On arrival OF 'he pAhouy and
psls Is ssSs RIeuron Tickets 81 IS ss connect for Ns"
Canaan. Wilton snd Ridgedeh
MOP II1RTFORD Drect-CITY OF HART
f0Rb .ad GRANITE srArE leave PsekslP daily at for
Hartford and AZ ,seas: SsSs A'f fsso SSaHS H. '''
mop NEW HAVEN HARTFORD, SPRING
i FELD AND TnB ORTIZ iAs 81 Ss%es cam n l1s'i s Ps'I'
NOR ORIENT, Greenport, and Sag Harbor-
No. 30 Pst SJ Ea,i River $ TUTnLL S6 SOutat
c,IrNNER ARRANGEMENT--FOr WHITE
STONE RAGIESs eSSN NEsSoo6 and RosEp SA and
sAuRI June l3 % & 7's IR 'Fet zee. sS SSj"SS 6 ss ssS
SasSSA s,, 1asSs o.p 49, l aSo,snaed paees
NOR. ALBANY and TROY.-Fme 81 so,
beng q Is ,E .S S1n y Ok IT, and S1f cSSSEcfcGf @
Slnet % he -, Eb River uoh of SpBgt. EVERY EVENING
At O'Clock and foot OF Thirty yfonrh,t go
SSsalo.y yh SewYoE Central Railroad or Buffalo and all
Do",. We. and sh Rsnas and SaTsiog and Lake Champn
~ st,.,I IAke George Saratoga and all s,atons Also with
% r.. Burlington and points Ba. Fare, Sunday 81
Returning lesvs Troy .t ana hoSA' AZ ''A - ''0o~'
al Once, No. DOS Nes'ss
nAITy LINE for CATSKILL, landing at
~ coa spring sssesa B1ny'Sss .Gd,, s9 ns,s M,;
W mea AMP TfRSOAY and THURSDAY at and SAruR
pVT .tIsr % sssaboat EEw CHAMPION, sONDAf' wEDHES
DAY and FRIDAY at p m, non @ loos rIaaan ", . >. ~
T,op NFWRURGH, West Point, POughkeep-
H Radsu 1oI Kingston, landing al COHeHs' Dock Cornwall,
SesHsmburg and anrrssIMKR MARY POWELL
49,. ~ ,...... ., yEVFRY AFTERNOON at $3.50 ocoek
NORTHERN RAILROAD 0FNEW JERSEY.
~ . Is,rs Isr,sy CITY Tor Pemont At 3;l9 aud y m i
a., 5s p Ths SIS Freight and a. az and 55
n P'''''''' run '''''E raos pSNAsSsT Ssss,s.tssI
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
/ 0NG ISLAND RAlLROAD.-Leave James

a. nv for Greenport stations except Wooe and Willow
Ts a0am Northport Train and all stations
ecpt willow Tree Igrcss Train for Greenpor stopping
Jamaica Niueoa Heksue aud all Stations kast $50 Nofhp0U
ps,erger Train stations except Wlos Tree
Sorh p Passenger Tn and all stations All passenger trains
connect Al Mueo with trains and from Hampstead and GeA Cove
Spg.y Excursion Train leave, Hunters Point r iiemDstesi
Glen Ap Sorhport aud all stations aIrFes az Hun
ters Point at 6.iOp m Takes eject June II 1905 ,,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
60 @hum II map Cuuttru.

% edIgom Il nag Cnnttru
N0TICE.-Al persons having claims against
late THOMAS HYATT deceased. hereby
5e the the undergned before Nov 1868
keSYOrk NAYS 1853 Col HART EIecuOr No Ss Thr5tvs
FTHE LARGE PREMIUMS offered by the
II FRANKLIN AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. Amounting 70
5000 bbg their stables with the hnesi Running and Totg Oek
the county Rare viii be bad Tuesday edBessy and
yhpsisy ofthis Wesf. d. SASDBRSOR President
FI'HE "YOUNG WOMEN's HOMES of the
Laiss Christian uaioH" removed from Bast Forrlesuh
No n Washington NscdougAst
oares required from pefsoHs appyiaR for hoard
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

TRAINS LEAVE NBw.YORK;
For and Bridgeport 100, $40 (kLl 5O l23
0,tl 800 IErl - 40, 80 snd 800 tkN) .--
For Milford Srao Fairfield, Southport, and wesipor 100 LO
For NorssE 100 800 (Rrl eOo Iloo I'iS r) 800 Bfl
345. 20 uix), 8 ~ 800 (Er.D y m. -
For Dareu. CO. 800. llJ0 a. 145. 40 so > NJ
For STANFORD 700 100 (I 900 lLJo 15 bn 2l3 zoo
fFrl 145. 40 (EI) 40. $50 go BOO (hIl P 10. 49,
For Grcensch and intermediate stations 7, sVV, H." ~ A'
3I5 40, 80, go p ~ ,,.,,,., -, ,,,s
For Boston via Springfield, 9ooa N. (BIl 400 lEIl 500 m
For Boston via shore Line 1915 (Rx.), 800 p. IA.
Tor Haiori and Springfield AGO (EI) l2l5 800 EIh 9N
For Connecticut River Railroad AGO m I I2lSp to Mon
treal 900 D. 20 Northampton ... .. ... ,,,s
For Hartford Providence ana ilihAN hhVa wv hAi " ~
m.
Foi Canal RAILROAD 500 NJ i2l5P Northampton and WIZ
FOR HSnsstonc Railroad 800 m 100
For Ksugatuck Railroad. 400 a AOO p ~. ,,,, ,,o
Var paubgry and Norsak Railroad TOO 300 2I5 ~ m
NVhD"u''us o'o'F'Hs'N'' ~ IlNES Al. HOYT, Snnt.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

Persons having real estate for sale OF to let
and those desirous OF purchasing OF renting such pro-
perty will find II 70 thcr interest TO advertise in IHE
TRIBUNE. It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition TO THIS advantage TIE
TRIBUNE viii be found only in NewYork and all its
cities ard villages, but every state and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be made as
brief as will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
TO the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
the subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRiH
UNE semiWeekly and Weekly, comprise individuals In
every profession business consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among all classes THE
TRIBUNE deyotes especial attention 10 the reports OF real
estate both in the city and IN every part OF the state.
thus adding greatly the value OF it, columns as an adj
versing medium. The charges for advertising are as
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. IS line for single
insertion: WEEKLT TRmCNE. 81 80 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 25 cents uer line
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CODE MESSAGES

constructed o the purpose of secre Of d5onted
rendering the meaning unntebe will DO usn
sd Sh possible bot the telegraph companies While
WHg % segs BY post complaints respecting errors IN such mes
will not the charges them unless they be epeted
receiver message repeated the
paid 0f application s be returned unless ibs
originally repeated message" and paid for a. such by
he ssude
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
Summit gttr,ais.

Summit 2ttr,ais.
NYACK ON THE HUDSON-A retreat for
y INVALID FOABDERS md iNFHM PERSONS ~ various types
The undersigned beg leave 10 inform perons eeug snh retreat
that s pac. beautifully located. With commanding Oi The Hub
from Hastings 10 above Sn- Sing VIII receive peuon, With pn.
attendance reasonable charge. For farther
Information sdts6 r unlsnsnei Reference given aai rsqn
D. ROGERS.
VNHE TAPPAN-XEE HOUSE, Nyack on the
udsoa-rhe Of ths ock,hi n,tute under the above
de.guoD Will be- open daring hs months " Juy August aud part u
L d. MANSFIELD. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
GrtnIsiOns.

nMLY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
IL ROSLYN llndug Wholesome. Bays' Doo Great hrcs
sand. poiut M5tt Doh Wood On iud amer MONDAY
jan, U.s. h. steamer ARROWsMIrH Capt Muse viii leave Peck
slip River every morning. az sS Tor we ABOVE Ah
ings Returning. sil leave Roslyn atJ:JO m
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25

PLAcEt BRITAIN AND IRELAND.
Ga places beyond Britain and ireland charge The
foorng IN eod addition the tariff Great Britain and
lrea
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gsIP @lantso.

AGENTS WANTED-FOr the most complete
"a a important Sork sae and wanted 0y every reading
.-----... -z,.,r.o~
contains thorough o. che principles aud acts Of leading
oit,al ,s. and parties the OF the including
sWMOUWS SPEECHES aud GRANTS BATTLES a. mpartay re-
o7e4 previous 70 uomustou either for the Presidency.
t,r,. .r sTer~v sdrress o. d. CASE & Co.
A. Hartford Conn. Cincinnati. Ohio OF Chicago H.
IEANTED-An honest industrious BOY, IA
w OF years farming 10 Connecticut to stay th be
old 70 Apply this day at No. II Dutc, fo
20 0s None need apry 3itiout parent OF guardian
AVANTED-BOOK CANYASSERS for that
aud invaluable work Natural Wealth of California"
J. p GREgSM4E L Co., No. % Piue-'t n. y
EVANTED.-A good JOB COMPOSITOR
W capable Of islug charge the work Of snail ohcs ApPy ~
Bos No a. Nos ls and l1 Nsslust References required
NVANTED-By a commission house prac-
Uosi BOOKKBEPRR ADDRESS wish references C., Tribune
.Oses
&I0A DAY FOR ALL;-SIENCIL TOOL
R " SAMPLES free Address A. J. FULLAM Springfield VI
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING MAY p, ISbG
TRAINS LEAVE NEW. YORK.

Passenger Station Twenty seyenlst aad Fourth
ave. Entrance Twenty -scyeuth-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
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DARGAINS.-Hou and lot in Ilorat0-st !;
ID desirable lots ia Brookvncte7p JAQUEs 2o8 BroilFay
EOR SALE-A handsome COTTAGE HOUSE,
runuiug
onehunire land tr forrh csrmans1i With immediate
ALLEN & BROWN.
40. 90 B-otivav
E0R LEASE or SALE,
u One desirable BUSINESS PROPERTIES Ciff',
Eesknsu Futors Possession lat September IN
0ure o. T. S. O. CiSStl, No 81 thfst
EOR SALE-A tirst-class 4-story brown-stone
HOUSE, on Eghnetst Central Park Terrs 20 s"t
Apply to A. q. LOOMS Coz No. ~ BrrfIway.
HOUSES to LET and for SALE.
CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY.
hoNEl LOANED On BOND AND AOEIGAGR
corner Thryfhh- and sIhave tsir,b Nations. Baat)
AT No. g25 Broadway-STANLEY DAY,
~ Broker mails free hs printed .t Of CITY DNeHg Bu'nes'
Property, Teuemeus Lots al ai pro-s n ever direction
HOUSES FOR SALE and TO LET, with inn
mediate possession farm shed sHd ununsbe Fh, hsdson
aTes MuTsy Hill snd other choice localors
Z r. PARKER Co, No. 81 Pueft
$50 600 TO, TO LOAN %, on BOND and
Apply The ONCE of RRAsEN APPLRBf, No 10 Prest
New-York tribune., 1868-08-25
BOar0 mo TOums.

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DREAKFAST and TEA WANTED in quiet
ID respectable this dt. House musl be thoroughly clean
ard the good Address NJ Box No IA fhbuns O
DFRMANENT BOARD WANTED For TWO
Il 0FNTLRMEF AND WIVES and TWO YOUNG hEN about lS
hedf Uniufusld
f.d Private family preferred above Foufteenthst address stating
terms and location including hfe ADD G. ana NJ station
VERY PLEASANT ROOMS, en- suite, or sim
Gle Win 6pt,lass Board for hHie, gentlemen. pleasant
home No s Nuthst, bet University place and Broadway.