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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-01
TVVI { SIIJINSTIIIIY DIT C0l9RS


sPHtRrY DIFFERENT SHADES. all in liquid form.
= The shades all in powder form. We advice The
Of the Blacks. Browns and Drabe. in the powder
form. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers and It
the Mandatory. Boston, Mass.
srHHlS Is NO MT M0CG 10y sending 50
= Cents aud stamp. with age height. color Of eyes
and hair. you viii receive, by return nail correct pic
ture of future husband with and date
o. marriage, Address W. pox, PC Drawer, No, 3
faltonvilis, NY.
CURE YOURSELF o. DEBILITY. SEXUAL
NDISEAsES. &c Send your address stampea
envelope and ass for circular OF Pathology" Direct
AMERICAN NEWS CO.. lal Nassau-st., New York.
livery LADY AND GENT in the
IL world are wanted IS Agents for our ONE
DOLLAR sale. A Watch, cut Of Cotton,
a Dress, Carpet, and thousands Of other ar
ticles. for 81 each. Eend IS cents for two checks
aud circulars giving full information. Liberal
Inducements 10 agents. Circulars sent free.
BANKS, LORD 4 CO,
221 Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-01
ImPEACnMENT.

An shls week 10 being taken up In speeches by
tho managers and counsel Of the President
~. Biagham viii have the final speech, which
may not ~ sonelpdsd until Monday, after
which he esnsts nay eeassue several days in
dsllbsrstiea, Il is probable, then, thst the
whole question will DO decided By tho middle Of
NEXT week. The Presidents friends pretend 10
believe that three or foss Rspsbliean Senators
~ shaky but there il very little doubt that the
cass will BE- decided against the President.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-01

The ssason has thus far been very favora-
BE for wheat A lsysr bresdth than ever
before bGs been sown, and if the ending Is
like the beginning, the export Of wheat from
this county the coming fall will be third
larger than in any previous year. All is
promising thus far.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-01

0nsnss quantities Of agricultural ma
Nt11l6sy arc being received by our dealers.
/ - Agricultural wik>wam Of Bartle /
- 10 now completed and is being we'll
X II With agricultural machinery.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-01
WANTED, AGENTS. sI e, !. $40. 5000

UiNE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE FAMI>
LIZ SEWING MACHINE. This machine viii
stitch, hem, fell, tuck, quilt, cord, bind, braid
and embroider in q most superior manner.
Price only SIS. Fully warranted for five years.
We will pay $1,000 for any machine that will
sew stronger. more beautiful. or more elastic
seam than ours. 1t makes the "Elastie Lock
Stitch" Every second stitch can be cut, and
still the cloth cannot be pulled apart without
tearing it. We ray Agents from SIS to 500
per month and expenses, or . commission from
which twice that amount can be made. Address
SECOND L CO.. PITTSBURGH, PA, or BeS
Ton, MASS.
Cautton.-Do not be imposed upon BY other
parties palming of worthless cast-ircn machines.
under the same name or otherwise. Ours is the
only genuine and really practically cheap ma
chine manufactured.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-01

Court opened with all the honors and honor
ables, yesterday,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-05-01

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New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
HEw.YoRK Auction IA

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing TO purchase will find Il for their interest 10 ad
vertse IN TIE TRIBUNE. It's aggregate circulation Is
larger than that Of any other newspaper and is scattered
through every State and Territory as we'll as IN New
York all the principal cties aud yagos Make the
advertisements short possible stating the advan-
tages offered
Advertisers reminded that tho threeedonsof Tue
TRIBUNE Semi Weekly. and Weekly. are subscribed for
by entirely different persons that advertisements in
serted IN each Will reach all casses
Advertisements arc charged % cents per line each In
sertion, In DAILY TRIBUNE, o. % per line Ia WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line IN sLMIMKLkLf IkIluNE
TIE TRIBUHE will de rOte especial attention Ia sales OF
Real Estate thus very much enhancing is Taluo a. an
advertising medium.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
Sutiiun Sails Of Gtal Sstatt.
J. JoHmoS. IT,, AreuonesE
ID ACCTIoEBEnS AND


No 25 ElssAU-sr.. CHDARsr, hKviohD
H.ur., Lots Couny sesis shd FERNS 6oegh ,o ,.5i
thsnxe Lsoied Auction SsSse siesss ftiLhft s Ss
,tii eeoci ihe NEW CITY sALkSAOoM No 10 CoNHFHE
fPhruI BuildIngl DROoKLfN - - 49,, ,,-r,- ,,,p
BOULEVARD. sKILNAN, DIAN, AND BUILkRhIb tN'Af Ns
T1AiIiESTIcAvK BoULgyARD-E % r. ~ q Beohlynsys
r, deao 2sts attic basement and slteeIa Houses nearly
containing an e Hon convenience oe0a s'csii 'eu'
rear valuable vacant Loa
BTLERsrN - in the ycnity of eorismptsed %
tie aide o. AMI only one heh from Prospect faES' FaAse
sKItMAgSf-W .de nj north Of MYRTLE sysnt 2sorJ
.s bas4ucut and sacsaE Bonses bshod LAT hg bul IN
, nsnner each contains ths l Fate
% ER AVS or Of Little Yssslus;i very desirable MI
M4RoY4 4vEw. o. % Of Hopsirs'' two 2oI and Suei
'sosTR1SbAyR-g. s. - ofsoek.op.. a2ssop lDi brei
0'ii 'iiearERSTnsTx a. $40 r. " Of PoartsA, stove 1n
sEvkyTrRyrII sr-S Issr oss,sath ave- A2sop bret
baeb cellar House mottu eonfcaelcss ol 'Fo boeA 's
W. STiASuoAvE BOuLRvARD--s 9, r. w. fAtsrysts, very
choice Lots ..,,.
VAISEY- -sT--N D.. In rear u above. 3 Lots 2Jrl0
MARCYAvBw. 5. " n oi Koseuskcst, ert 3saJ fisH'
pfiSsT-R coumenepg i2a o'Trayavs lots sai gcrss
TERMS ey Mas aow Tea a. Ace ef AueiaaesF NJ - S'i''o
st., L. -rpyn,x ~, >,
a. J? oeock o. The EXCHANGE sALESROoM No lil t'osfTS
"a CHOICE AND VALUABLE VACANT BROOKLYN lots ea
Al. GRAND CONTEMPLATED SACKET1 So B0llhVAhD iie
proposed RIDGE BOULEVARD. UNION, PRESIDENT ChVN'
q ~ sSord The iaesi opportunity osor.die uss; that
VI, its mosi desirable property tho Gay hAs Aa' A
r""'- WEDNESDAY Naret II. .-
Al oeock al the BIetange Sesroom, No III bsd"aI iV
GRgtf sALR or 100 NIsgTEEErH WARD LOTS N'pi
NaFeb Psslsular IcIt week
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK. Saturday, Feb. 90 1858
When viii this advance in the value OF real
Estate about which we hoar much ceasei and "heh
Nl the time come when wo take leases on stores or
Aouses and be subjected 20 advance oil from ~ "
b. per cent each renewalH questions "hch puN
Sess men and hOusekeepers often asking tncin-
eelves, and which they find it exceedingly uiucu''
20 answer Property holders and real estate opeT'ols
place the time when land will cease TO ADVANCE IN
New-YOrk, IN tho far-dstant future Ihey say
that time will not come so long IN 'here
are any vacant lets the island ana the comPeuuoh
smons bus,ness firms Will he great that the limit will
boteven then reached others th"t tue e mas
nlreadv come ut mos. Of the downtown property and
pm The fact that nauy OF the most expensive stores
So without tenants their former occupants having
kceny moved 10 cheaper stores that increase
lp pco asked the advance in the other will
brjve business from NewYO to points which, although
fhey may not enjoy equal commercial facilities
can on account Of their lower rents, distribute
goods over the country at lower rates.
whatever may be the future history OF real estate IN
NewYork we now far from the time when there is
70 be general drcne IN city property and those who
now invest IN real either permanently or on specu-
fation may they invest judciously. expect rich re
Turns The auction business In city real estate Is proba
bly, growing rapidly than any other interest among
But few years ago. one or two firms monopohzed
The entire business now there are more than a dozen
having stands the Exchange sacsrOom, most Of whom
seom TO be doing u good business. Much Of tie
property reported as sold 1t auction In the
city bought by owners agents mt great
prices for the purpose ~ affecting the market and for
ths reason the real value Of property cannot always De
estimated from auction prices that are quoted.
We publish "a summary Of rho real estate busi-
hess for February in this city and Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
gorsss, GauiaQ,s, &t,

CITY AUCTION MART, Broadway and
~ Thrtrninhs-J j. HENRY. Arctoneer ReralIv siies 81
Horses Carriage sleishs I,r3s kobes Blanket sips nc 90
driving ring M sbo King No
weather stock Of Ae so, articles svays hsad psirsis
sale nuctca pricea Coasiganelis respectfiir ocisd
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
shave No sOa ....... I6su
GbSve No SUl eos 6r.t aoo and basement yeaU

Chave No s. SOl spd eos s hor aud basenert 10 yea"
s6svs No. 6s ffst soor ,ea Ter reai........
KINGS COUNTY.
Grandst, o. Is r. 2. Of Grshamaye 25Ii1a...... stI@
1rcene-st, ~ a. 81 lokt. 2sX1I6 lsbi
yeHrroust r.. 275 a. Of Rsph-a,e 5DI2o1 No ti
Ieieris st., 2j4 n e Grarrave 2KlH..s....'. 1857
Nasust D. So Of Bhdgt, 26Ill1 l.''...''''.' ete
fschst 2ib Il Of Evvnsst 2IrSO oo
lnonst. DO r. Ciasson-ste 75r2tNl zo
Warren It.. AZ n. w. uudrfb
Niloughbyst dS2 n Feest 22I60 5tS
f+st lI5 n Wushing0tayf, tt O''ss''''.''-.'' M
frsst 10 n bghtlaies
So th frstt, 50 q EFhtls' iDch's Nn..'s ~,
South Thdst ~ n v: Se, eutirst lSr90 aso
20 h-st r0 A. o. o5thave, 5gI10t4
fBBkin.aye, W. 25 n Of NiOuRhbi,t 2JrlOtJ.s' -
Montfosesve.. Nlisusurgh Road. lO'sB 3 TO- ...' -
N,rile.sve, iTg n KettaVe
Wlio1.sbv,vs 100 n = Rrsr,obst 5oteO........ I,lOO
KgCOhDED.
Washington No 90.
MyriesSe, +lG r. Hudsenave yrs per Jear '''' ~
Nal Baltic n. s26IlO
HAlesve I27 o Brooklyn aud JanAei read SOhV' ''
LswreDoes st. g. leo n Of fiIencrtsrs slIoO...... seo
LeIlngtonaye 32 n ofJenrsan-sL 2iIl5 ~
3f7 81 Jrfronst. lI5rll3'.''s'' wv
NEw-JERsKY-HUDsOS COUNTY
Pavouaavc 25 n " Of Co.ess, Irl0O
Mercer and Cogste ,s, eor go
NexArkaSt and south shst, "
Bo0usei5. 3a n ofsiist 2iIIOo eioooo
Mongo,rr.rs . g. qs2 r. n q s5rs... st1s
Nsnuers-ste e. a 7j Coteu.st, 2lId''s'ss''s Soo
LAFAYKTTK
Pnet e. 80 n Of fCommunPawave SorSo '''''''' S'zo
POINT.
Ave aud Tbrist oor. lIVO
land 0 Henderson,. ''''''''''''' %V
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
gottIs,
A MEXICAN HOUSE.
unALfTnN

A MEXICAN HOUSE.
~ BOSTON. MASS
yer, aPoa' ald easss Improvement, wesa have ree'ay
n, protdetors 70 Tonss Families and the Iyehng ahc
accommodations other Hotel Ae CITY
n the additions have been Of numerous suites o
apartments bathing closets Se attached one OF
risv0r The heat constructed eon
upper story tie house inmate the Is
b,ea esy anl rl c4pd an tie e9te hoaa tloough
reudshet making T. al ~ nppolitnen egua 20
couutfT. Telegraph Ofee haJ has ana Ca on
the era; hooC LbNLs kICE Non IIopresHs
VNHE ASTOR HOUSE will be CLOSED for
II repsgr on WEDNESDAY March a q. A. STETsoS SONS
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
fnrniiurt.

bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
~ Esrarird manufacture Also ssG TesSI, % NJ s
Der Suites plain and ofusmsnts AZ H. FAhAiH"i"" 80 "oo
CsraEsI, opposite wee.tsr ksiaell.hed Ie.1
FURNITURE, FURNITURE,
IL Al largely reincd prices BRAuSslyRP METZ hsrusrt.
- Nos ia nd a- RiSinson kerios aud Esers sfef
th. i,rs snd of antelas URN rCkk eerstuf
Of Room Psor Lssry. BdFeos and Donshoo0 sae
of The l,tsst .tVles 10 tie pahlic 81 wholesale
- N BALL GOODS WARRANTED.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
aoiitts Of 8ankrapifp.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
4 STATEs Gg the EASTERN DISTRICT Of IENNslLEANLA--
ly BayKRrp1cY Philadelphia The 2oh day fchruAy A. ID @
ef JANIS l. SOuIilHCK and GEORGE H. ShkBLE radzg as
so,h.ies sle Company, aHa The harouy No0leu Com
psYv ~ Phsdslpha snd state within said District
80 Carr. of .sii Ilstici. G. WILLING MTTELL-
MM. v. Cox.
Asigne,s No. go WAlnuts.
A.. p,.H,,rs of s,l B.nlruhss laW5wM
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
8rooklpa GuIl &siait for saIf.

DROOKLYN STORE PROPERTY - Best
ID ocsii0n c No ~ iart, aa..g ilroush g. Nss.
irgto a. .ursnry MARBLE SruR sh ba klLN1 D. ts SOLD
aAUCTION Mafch O. 1903 By COLk. 81 ftort aAso Ne 10
Caarift Hr'oilfn.
DROOKLNN frst-ca location, NOs.Jand
ID ave Wrekndt rss I'D ssEaai HOUSE -ih hst.sd
keaatf Interior. a. iqf0r4tait 1nl slAlfA
Pie. Fizpol. ". IL cow, fo 81 l,Het
EOR SALE-The iirst-class 3-siory Brick
HOUSE ani lot No . souil Pnaht. boahBu j. y hous"
Lot iurli'lrt.
Por terms spy,y % BUtR Co., No. - ffoltft
L1OR SALE, or TO LET-A TOBACCO FAC
Ma HISFRl ia BruoAyui aiao brick ssess hoass
sl.s Other hr-rs storage unu'uri purposf Gel - No
S,dg gsek u; Brnottn
CTORES for SALE in Brookyn.-Eight four
> 80 iet deep o.a ~ des eofae Ns
ave and Rreisuntt win De- l. or tlsi nffrii m Ffce VIZ
b. aloai e ard urar All frrau o. oHgast
VIII az ApiJ % oAHsl No u fahorsi hcIioh "
tisir- one Ne. l.
- CUBSTANTIAL first class three story, brown
- stone HOUSE hetstaup iaterEt sui sahrar W lsna
der. ergarg dsortrd chandelier and attats VIII All
rsr coryucuces. conih1g 10 ouilg Carroll faE pace
$1,000 inrrlar Possession Hfeubs. App1 v " a.
TOWNSEND ADAMS No 80 Broonsat, HeEl lgft III prop
srg si hs shown by chadwick coTr Of Cou and ffesN
dettstA
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
pY BANGS, MERWIN e. Co. Broadway cor.

~ 4thsaSse of Books Works sf
TUESDAY AFTERNOON. Marrh at { oeo-k.
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of valuable STANDARD ami Mi.ce usans Lies
efnbrarng large collection of snd PAMPHLETS
relating the early hstor ~ ts country, also. d
Books including sureby ILLUSTRATED wORKS uhh
Bolauica, Booss with spiutey eoOrod plates ke Catalogues
ready aad the Books
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. Marrh 4. al oeinck
AMERICAN aud ESGLfS BOOKN-Cheay selected from private
hbrss comprising stsndaTd Works IN VARIOUS AM sles
iBclnT VsuSbe theological srks
aud a few scarce Books &c. Cstaiogues ready
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. March 5. Al, o'eioet
NEW BOOKs-EnbraugA uTets Of Vuslde recent puesesa
Works In ch buiiuRs. Catalogues rraig.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

IN BANKRuPTCY.--Distr of New-Jersey.
sAt Trcf op sah Dstrict the h dsy Of February, d.
lesrhe under nea s,Tsy vsi E9ies o hs ageolDss a, As
ts ard sae " Iefssy sal District ~ho has been
siget Bsltuyt upon h yston BY the nd Corrd san
Ds,-4ct iPii law3wsi) H. CANtIBLD, Assggee
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

tweniyas day Of fPebray D. 1885, awsrgasi Bssknpey
ssue ganst hc Ese cfJON CARROLL o. the Borough
been iai ssnkpt his Psoa iha, 'as Py%.r, o. & s'
Deliver Propery belonging t saeh 70 MN
r use Transfer Properly by hn are forbdden oy
meeting Of she said BANKRUPT 70 thet
asgnes o his estate VIII he e
Court of BGEksupey 30 holden at the ReSsr onee 20 south
Boruu.h e said cocniy before ssnue hoInas
ESQ nIernih dsv fMah u leo m
Mig ias3sM AARON jams Dep. U harShA A. hsasetsrS
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
IN RANKRUPTCY Y.-District of New.Jersey

at Trntan u 'ad District the li Gay o. fss'as - ~
undersigned hsrthy Toco of rs apfsnnht 80
.uee fAYKrf H. ORIDLLl Beverly, In the County Of ba
negion and STATE Of NsJeey within M District oho has oes0 ~
the DAret Court sA"
Dss,icl. (Fl7 lAa3uN1 H. CAHFiElD. Assgnee
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
Salrs bp Sutton.
by HENRY H. LEEDS & MINER.
DY HENRY H. LEEDS q MINER.

- Al the No. s7 nd 8l9 Broadway dt
o'clock the esrning THURSDAY Manh 1863 .ey mpet
sale Of valuable LIBRARY comprising sgPerb eoleca a
standard pos ebooc valuable AID uerks o. an N tbe
must elegant and Taiqa bnngr seldom before ors 81
ton The Aeou ei the pahe epecAy called THIS oppea1N
of adding superb books ter uhfaes se viii positively Be
On a
To- D m aud on dav Of ssle en-
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
professional ACiius.

DR ALLEN, Female Physician, 40 Greenwich
~ I3hiL An exDerehee Lady Physah n a'endanee
rI'IIE URETHR0T0ME.-T is the term Sc
lee 20 designate nruneuts cf which adaped TO each
o the uhrs Every case however aggravated
as.aar relieved aud eonYey By the pasnt IN so
s1sAl ilteriereue Scspel NO 20 M
three Structure bis private srgsl csss ay bDMAhD H.
DIXON Tor sale E wARiEk Nessysi Asor House ot
consultation bon "a and 'os even egs az
No Fay Tie Instruments sot TOR sie AID can be ased per
f5aslD tl The inventor u1ly-
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

UGUSTUS TABER g. BRO.
~ IsPoHrsRs AND " WH0LSsALE DEAtERs ~
ITALIAN AHD AMERICAN NAkBlES
ETKAM MARBLE WORKS. No. us Water a.. Aer f@a
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
Y,op GALE ot south NorwaIk. Conn, a new

HOUSE having al the modern inpo'emens Clrag. ouss oa
eouf1snds msgnifeen II inng ltl
I soef ara Tie surrounding ouuii un " niout van 81 is
s',s Iuorrs II ,. A. FkKkis Co.. Nos 2bJ. aS snd
~ q ef lie kss. D. g. AIsIlS, sosl hssa4s Csa
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
,oTTNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE orLEASE,

~ gIt ,rfe rleaaufy tused Manhsslff Bay Long bind
80. R,r d, IA miles communication w rail seartoai
.rg touse al inprosmeh' boz 40 o sS 70 AL rs"s
- al vareo seo5d floor; marble uAniss and
saTv wsuhs kobeu. Wa TO ham and carriage housi lee
iouss ird Young orchard fae garden n de lawn slipping TO
erri.rfe meieratesfed bonss aide Gb0Te
-. ldrr.sn a. IoI No ~ PuettIhfe.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
eK0. A. LEAVTT, Aufo erT -. ..-,,,,, :.
DO0K TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON

E{VVN j IhAIJE ONIIL NVUiI1t NLI.IlN ".
10 HALL Asor place and Eebth-s LBAyIrT STRBBEIGH
Co LBgAKEs CsTAtsouEO AsD sos
GREAT sALB or AUTOGRAPHS.
MONDAY March ard following days az Ocock n esch esr
age AMI Choice Colectaa AU rS eonus q hes"ls
tonsy Letters an Documents Literary Political Drrsc etc. ETC..
including complete Letters of The Prrs o tie
United States from wsshstu to Luco neuve thu who @rss
the halzucs stock belongns A. T. Mo e rriug1 sha
that department ia his hunss together with f ausbs Auss
grspk- The w. hte
Also. kuErarsi pohts
other pnz suitable for ustr4iisx for cousns
Portraits II Washington Conwsds TaTistou phds Fsns5
Hemble Ma shons, etc. Catalogues reiy snd goa er
FRIDAY nsd SATURDAY Sale Of OIL PAINT
ISGS
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

fs mile sy hms Neh Improved nHhs'on en'lst'
49, Price s4o0 per rare chance ~ good sPecu
,ss IIBEKT NJ BRYSON nolh Nst cor Second si snd
p o. ATsnus JAMEs STANsBuhf No u b'osdFay' bAin
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02


I COLE, Valuable improved va
- Fronts Broekiyu Will be soM TUESDAY,
o'clock tho Cty Ssle-oo PheniE BuiBz No.
Cout Moutue. brookirn Pan Of The Bovine ei1ts
Plymouth Nsu sack HHHtiuedoa, h-yeBh asi sHh.t
Hudson Flushing aud vsnies'es sld Gowaaes Canal IL zee
oud Fogh fNh ATth Tselhh and Twentieth Wards BfoskJ
Maps the Office Of the Anooaer No $50 Rato DreoklyH
GALE of the ALABAMA AND FLORIDA
y RAILROADUuder ths Hoe Philip ~
Ni odrr pur sa atthe Court nus
the VI Pe8sac, the sehy th lkSibD d Of Marco
next at Y O'Clock the (" Nng properly OF Tie Alabama aud fu
Railroad Company, bankrupt. vz
~ miles Of ROAD. complete In runaiug order.
3gi miles ROAD BED wdh BRlD6ka TRESrLtNG 6e, ncou
pete together with the CORPORATE FRAKClisB u said Company
Aao, LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES,
IS PLATPoRa CARS toompIs.e)
10 PLATFORM CARS (inoOmpietel
pOLB CAR tn ofdeEl.
2 POLE CARS (ncUnpiCtel,
OFFICE and SI0REROOM.
PLATFORM sCAiEs thaWekl.
Also tbe TOOLS UTENSILS &c Road
Hydragc Jacks Jack Ko1 Naebinrs
Wood Boring 3hrns WhcrlhaTows lro0s fr uruta lfsa
and Frames ioo m OH and 7so In Irou Spt.s az
Crsssfes Railroad Jacks los Of ner aud Lunrr o far
O Clock Crosbas Spike Msu AIss ShoFek l"es
lot Of Cooking Utensils, 10, sc.
TERMS CASH.
The eopleton the place the Dsy
Pe1eothe hne- hsrh the Gulfn musdste communication
cities the North shd almost direct ana
gisl Ccago e Lakes and makbg Pcuseea r
trade and between South Anea tae sas VI h
West ndrs MeIic ard California sud the grrst srai suf
htatse
rxpui tt Ia
Afgring for The y
received by lnne ,eoEs sd expensive rour Tbs
tTusk t--a
entrr aud lis inyermee
rh due sna precs'e
ALEX AAGgUDBR. Z. s. Mar'sa! tiesseasef
Pensacola Peh n. iet3
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
T1oP sALE-A FARM of 2O5 acres, quarter

IL TAGE rooss stt cellar, Ia about oI2e with large sri
=, 80 "a vKrT Ir eneyt thorough
-. mr. M n
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02
NArnL JARVIS. In., Clert.


IN ell Sled 10 the ohce - ss
EewYok, the City Hail. 10 te az,
Coouv NrW.York. the 18th dSY q February ih
ALBEIT FULLER. Plaintiffs FelAlT Isw6w
New-York tribune., 1868-03-02

The eomrint ahoyeHted & 1yth dsr Of Fe6
rusry 1873 te in the Of tie Sapfeme Court Courg
Of Ne,fIurk Ciiy Hall, Chy Of NessloFk. -. .
Dated Nrw.l ORR, Feb. %, 1861 SAALhL hlhh'h
Mh2 IAwewM Plaintiff Attorney, Hu. s Ceaire-s,rret
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28
Canadian A6hirs.

OTTAWA, March 27.-In the House yesterday
the Hon. Mr.. Rose said that 1t was the Intention
OF the Government to introduce a very severe
bill, making American silver a legal tender up
to a certain amount, at such rates as the Council
may determine.
Papers were laid before the House In regard to
the case OF Father McMahon, and other Fenian
prisoners In Canada. Among them 10 q letter
dated January II, to Lord Monck, from the Duke
Of Buckingham, In which he says her Majesty's
Government would not be justified in mitigating
their sentences.
II is said the Government have determined to
repeal duties on corn, -four, &C., as a Cancellation
to New Brunswick and Nova Scotia.
It Is understood that the Government will
yield to the wishes Of the Life Insurance Com
panies, and accept deposits Of $4,000, to be held
by the Government as security to policy holders.
The deposits are TO be Increased according to the
annual receipts until one hundred thousand has
been deposited. The deposits are to be made In
Dominion stock. American securities will be
accepted from American companies.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-28
spenker CoIhx,. Res.n,.o.

Last evening closed, for the season, the recon-
lions OF Hon. Schuyler Colfsx, Speaker of the
House OF Representatives. The close was a
brilliant Inis to the distinguished gatherings
since the advent OF the year, and was appre.
eiated by all who had the pleasure OF attending
urbane in manner, frank and cordial in his
greetings, MIR. Colfax has popularized his ieyees
with all classes ofsociety and strangers sojourn.
Ing with US, Of eminence and fashion, invaria.
by seek beneath the social roof of the genial
speaker, that friendly ciyility and hospitabie
welcome, doubly appreciated by wanderers from
home. Regardless of political opinion, the bit.
terest opponents of the dominant party, and of
which Mr.. Colfax 10 a distinguished leader, have
sought to cultivate friendly relations with the
gentleman, and in the reception room forgotten
the differences of the day and cordially ex.
changed their salutations. May II ever be thus
and may the broad, good-naturcd smile of the
Speaker greet us the coming winter an In davs
Of yore.