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The New York herald., 1868-06-10

brOadWay seen dod Medal, iilua
Che 0%ss ssvTs "a
and manufacturers making thousand buonbo day
Ss the
II tion.
Awards Perfect Fitting shirts, BROAD
way and Union square; also at 3s7 Broadway
Awards Cloth Lined Paper Collars and
at s%sS'fwa Isl srcsdwa ssS Union square also and
A .-Phaion's "Paphian !otien" Rc,nove.
RKn GKLEs PIMpLEs TAN, SALT RHEUM. EsYsIp'
A. Phalon's ..Paphian SOAP, Possesses ths
VIM d chap the skin 1t is invaluable for The TOILET
ALA von's Magnets s.: Insect Insect Powder
s he's ss Dass sns s'1s psras sa
but Gs Aa'o do 'ss work. single % cent aa.t aA.
acc. yps s' OF 'n
ture Of Eyus on the Task Depot 81 Park New ors
A.-Renf loonses sJ,ns PnrnseIs, all Sizes.
.x. sroaawa2. Ms1ai.ss@yssis nsAr %.sker ..r...
Broadway.
BatcheIor's lair Dys.-The Beu in tho
%ss nsSa. 1 81 + Se s '''
Boots, Shoes, Z latter and shippers in Every
'"''' '''' ''' ~ ~ C.c RICHMOND
Circular. Of Eve r Description % and. and Notice.
:isS ssrS: s;.sE asss
fss4sG P'sfs ;R''
s GsaEsu s1ss saoe rs Bssss;
s md :... To .p.:s s:s' =. s.' s
Astor House.
Dibblee's Japonfca Juice for strength.egni.S
sss sna sr as:se I Bosswy ss s''
Established in 1see;-T.s naetropo'isa. s.A
Printing Establishment " Nassau street.
Everdeaps Wedding Card.--3o2 Bro.dway.-
French Note Paper, Aonosrams &C.. the u'o's elegant .
For First Glass Printing Of Rvery De~crty.
.!on go the Metropolitan Job Printing E'sso'hme"s
AZ ss styles ..H
s's ais'S ssss";:
0enA' '''ee'' ----------
Invest SO Month NTH n !" Homes .,vL a. W"SS-
Full particulars a' SO Spring street, New York
Jerome Park Race,.-Nearest and Quicls-s
horse side OF Harlem Bridge
connecting with Harlem steamers from sip slh
Third avenue
so. Head s SSs ss rs H1rE s @
HALR restores gray snr 70 ~ S.nt sop' M
Chsvsers "Trease on the Hair" Given away at ths drug
store. s%R2a saf 'sn' x 6EsvMLE IL Es M sro.dw.,N
Mothers: Moshers:! Mothers:::-Are you
sHs :sa s ;ss
sOOfffNG SYRUP II win relieve the poor little suffers
Theirs Is not mother on earth who has ever used Who WI
not tell atonce that win regulate the bowels and CIV.
like magic. Is perfectly safs 70 In all cases and
pleasant e sSs sS;e Be sS' sTN sod si Ss svRrp
Having the facsimile OF "CUrrIs PERKIss' hs
side wrapper. All others are base limitations
Mosquito Nets and Patent Portable caoS-
plea. - kELrY'S Curtain store, A7 Broadway
Nostness, Economy and Despatch c"uh'p-,d
the of orders Metropolitan jon Printing EstAb
tshmeni. 81 Nassau street
Neers Rotary DynamOmeter.
or .Sr S' 81
scrtptious sent
P~nphists, Law Reports, &c., Rxe,utrA
with nessness quckne and despstch tweny rvr per cent
sssRse sS az 9ssT Printing s gsss s
MENf, ~ Nassau street,
furnished mo highest rsss paid or po"b"cns
aud eli kinds of 0old Silver.
TAYLOR co, bankers, is Van strcss n r.
The Famess Corner-91 Nassau strese,
Futon Tho Metropolitan Job Prntin Estsbinhmcst
Tho New York Tax Levy " signed-'sLet icy
Governor Fcnton AFTER mos. unaccounts
. law and thousands are exceedtngy
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Suttiuu Sails Of Gtal Gstlt,.
A j. BLEECKER, AuctiOneer.
~. EXECUTORS SALE.
800 VILLA PLOTS
COMPRISING ABOUT COO ACRES.



Adjoining Rutherford Park n. j. miles from the CITY
A. BLEkCKER son Co. will sell at auction October 10 on me
premises by order % W. Kngand, ESQ., kIcuioI the most at
property offered public auction the ads having
been the family upward years Must be sold TO divide The
estate Terms be liberal For particulars apply the Aue
innrer's ohce No. u Cefar.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
PROJTCTTD BUILDINGS.

PROJECTED BUILDINGS.
No,ices of the following described projected
yoSs have been sent 10 the Inspectors Olnee shioo
buloii and up TO aud including yesterday. , Count
t1oe brick the corner Of Walkerst anu Noa nd
.Sfaiey SO by 100 six stories and basement mn
lansle front 10 cost $7OOOO NJ & S. sternberGci
k%ners. Plan No. &C. - cur+1andt-
.Iiev S6 by &C. with extension Sc by . III marble
trf story six stories and basement IRON Az incinnat
front TO cost 100000 J. L. seasongoou u
nn rcE 10 be- known as No 50 wakers s5V STORIES les
s s%Son ron and Dorchester stone from; 'o
i5OOO DR. L. a. Gesheidt owner; ukerst; 24xs7 feet;
o." i,rck1 10 he known No. 80 W 49,. -
one oIiin basement and first story 2ix3 STORES ana
easements iron and Dore eISnegs. Plan No sTe
$50 49, CrcI dweiiinSs south side oEghty
eas brick fronts To cost $4,000 David Mayer owner
Plan M northwest corner of Centre and Whe-sts.:
One feet. 4 stories; brick and iron front To cost
SD! ~ For store on first floor, and dspensary above.
S $500 OF the n Y Dispensary, owners Plan No 6sl
s,h Al py A feet; stories; wing OF St Lukes HOS
hiIh 10 cost $1,000 Trustees of st. Luke's Hospital
owners rc1 DIV cling house side of Firsave north
oIS ttrthst 200 by 60 f0et stores brown-stone
o. OF To cost 900. Patrick Fitzgerald, owner. Plan
NO rs west side OF Coumbia-st north Of Stanton
Oe md tenement 25 by 100 feet five stories; brick
e. s1rt Charles L. Loew, owner Plan No. 6S5; GU.
W. nv 400 IN all five stories and cellar brick and
ST. Fronts TO be used as factory to cost soOOO EACH
RIeck sehneider Sst Side Of FoDrt6ave north Of
ISo q5x7o each, stories and basement, John H.
Ir owner TO be used for business purposes Plan
40 Orovnstone) north side Of Fifty west of
rynbaye 2ox56 each, stories, basement and cellar
oe fronts 10 cost So 900 each. j. BOOkman and
otSsr owners, to be used as private dwellings Plan
No. 6SS. ~, ... oorpor ~ Seventeenth. ST and
tbaye "a by "a each, brick fronts, stories; to be
nsed as stores and tenements 10 cost sl0OOO eaeh'
IIanieI Farly owner. Plan No. $50
Nine brckj south side of F1fy-seventh-st commencing
& ~ FiIstaye is by As feet each stories and base
iSs. 70 cost $4,000 EACH James Purcell, owner Plan
Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
1custs an0 farms Nantto.

A SMALL FARM, near New DIRK, wanted IN
"a EXCHANGE for dntcass PIANO fOkIEs and sb"lNd'
MACHINES Address T. q. Boz No $500, keS-lork.
HIRST- CLASS COUNTRY SEAT or FARM
WANrRD-n EXCHANGE Tor elegant brown stone HOUSE.
in dne location Apply at No 81 Broad Il. second hoot
NNANTED-FOur to SIX ROOMS III good
w neghborbool within 30 sak Of The City Hal suitable
and conveniently arranged for hou,eteepngi possession imneae or
October Address stating rent and ia pareuAs koOhS boz NO
10 Tribune Ofce-
WANTED to PURCHASE "A small FARM OF
w from within hour Of City Hall he"ioL
JOHN ABBOTT. P. o. Boz No $500. New lort
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-On Northern
w NewJerey Railroad desirable LANDS and FARMS for cash
customers wanted exchange fr brit eAs Boof Jn
hou,eA Apply TO ST. A. rutland Co.. No BeetmsSSt, n L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
Qrp GOODS.

CARPETS and FURNITURE,
oFlRRRfI ha, us, oueuei Fall trade go pieces In
y,h yeyets Brussels Iipiy super Ingram CARPbts ee8
Oileloth from 30 "a feet Sdei Lace OlfsAns
Draggetts. Mats &c. &c HI. p..r,,-.
The limited Stateover seven bindings literary PACKED
with Pior and Bedroom suites he ounu
all manufactured under his supervision and NARRATED 70 1
Nos 46 and 45a Eghthare, and Nos zo' IoS and 1 "
birty.t fth-sta ADJOINING
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
et,iurcs and iiltsiinus.

"NVHAT | HAVE SEEN ABOUT NEW
w IORKr-A LECTURE by OLIVER DYER
OLIVER DY FR pubc Lecture tue aoys subject
the Cpef ls,ae THURSDAY EVENING, Sept D. under
sp.n,ces ~ Packarqs NeW-york Business College
me w he rp With persona incidents Of the most pain
fr Interesting nature which under his during
pa,t o. Q yrars II Nea iorE's sub selling. sl.fs.f
sp. es IN, CeIt. Tickets adm,tiag IenilsnssAui
ladies' 81 be Lai q Psckars BUSH College ~ Broad
way the principal bookstores and Hotels sud he Teka
evening Of shs Lecture To commerce o'eloeh
- s = packard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Thursday Sept. IT, 1863
M. Exchange was almost entirely deserted
- end no public sales took place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

BOOK FOR YOUNG FARMERS
THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE
"A pOOK FOR YOUNG FARMERSJ
ny GEO x WAXING. r.
Formerly Ageural Engineer u the Central Part 10 NeFforE
Author Of Draining for Proa, and Draining for Aeaa
SECOND KDlIiOS;,
CAREFULLY RBYIsED)
,.ot o,Pi,,,s nm TIE character Of their psrts;
i ~ w., "a I. ostsil.d. Their use as food; and
III az III. n ns. Clear account Of the relations o.
How they make o. IT, Plants 70 tn1 AIM1sie VIM
What their healthy gToSth depends sOi Shu W AAiA N
O0' THE SOIL
What it is and how It is formed; The subsolL
IL relation 70 Vegetation; Mechanical Improvement
It's fertility and bauennessi ,,..
Character and kinds Lauid Manure ,,,
biDetion-ow acts 90 TIE Manure ron dssrent Animals
49, AMI nov # Effects the Night Soil
EycrsmepL Bones
Waste Of Manure. flsh
EyspOrauOn- e.n ffng5ppN
Me- GuanO and superPhospha's
1iTs Irrigation
Composing. ,,cu,yrc1t CULTIVATION
b bSaei g' siiR fflsA Bic
subsol Plonng lNAtysfs
Apayss OF the so-uy doubt Various Plants parts Of rants
M tnS subjects are al discussed plAia and simple language
farmers DO, NAV uldsi,ss a,,al or.r and fn Of
The hook Is written by siccr.Nu Pu''''' ''""''' 49,
Information GOOD advice ana sound doctrine "a, =, a. ,.u.
MIR GREELEY Of II; "lhough u's ~. - ,r m The
70 a. - mace, NAV be read IN the course 81 Two even
gs And thoroughly tuj the leisure h"1f' 81 , ,,sbc
s ne m 20 wise that be will not learn something 'a.
on s pepsali ignorant OF s. on sn ,uds
sbtfly without being better and more succession ~
before" pptcv own nolIAR
Seutb y mail, postpaid. Address
''A'" THE TRIBUNE,
EBw.YoRk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
Tnrsts. 6arriaats. &t.

Ar IENRYs CITY AUCTION MAXI
~ Bro.way and Tiirn regar pubhe .aiss Of hoNhs'
,npfaGTS HARNLS, RUGS WHIPS anil everything needed IA
,iS"s and driving held very NkDNbopAf sad SAlNspAt
throughout year at j oeeck bues van Isa' % , - "
especially advertised not The largest a's"inru Of new
hani carriages aEd Of Hsr always on
L.Dd ssO ysrJ superior Pbassns By hlaor Stephens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

!. JOHNSON, ~. Ancuoneei
by JoHNS0S&NS, c s sNy!ITLbLER,
REAL 1 TSr4Ts BRoksRs
No % hAssATsT con csn1E.T sold
ehsngd Loan, resosisd Aue'5 Sa.s Ne
''' 'D''' Johnson MILLER No rs Yss.Yok
EARM at AUCTION at Elizabeth, y. j
The sabseleer vii sell BIS Place At Pnse ',s Sa III "a
depot, Of mile fo@ West EI1s's sss s's ~
ssls. aoS Cont :o@@sai9g sss
tain, good has iars double hou'e
ouieuag o. Of ta timber ' y... ,sn ~ Ne SSsf
sJ s iss ~ ; sa ii ,' s,fas '' ~
bel, 6. ss % as ST ep .i Pe1, .lSs to s The
premise. ,- m call o. the sabsebe slS I,dag 90 the
n BcSo pos,poaeren, on aecouni Of weather
EOTGCRNo reserved bid this property aud sale not subject to
adjournment
VALUABLE PAPER MILL FOR SALE
Reeev .e By ORDER Of 'hs seprs9, Tss' r
MaISSftsP'SscfTr.R9G doMp1SY sil sell aeios %
premises, At The VILLAGE or SALISBURY WILLS q Bomss
1898 at oe.oeL m .n.'sI % INV y NtsTPtCrpisG
CONPASY Situated at SALISBURY MILLS Aforesaid ihe INV
BuRGH BRANCH of.he BRR RAILROAD about eight u' from
NRWBURGH u the HUDSON RIVER ,
The property Of about four o. lina n dseeri parcels
contiguous TIE Railroad peoi ars sIQNE MIL ess ssny
and hghtd sh tanning steam saiof oes huos and
ssaiy's hon. B, s,e15 sa. . \, o l. s,s1 Of
ter Mass connecting and running maehe ad u
ais , for son %n ii n; . a s.,t s %
gAsome,er sni ppAu, and ppt sever d"sls Houses
The property Ia 1861 sart' q s2 80 1ht mashia'
in the mil ludng Shi'h wA al ne. 70 o9 COS, l',r a p,
the 10 y Is about on pounds 81 paper dalr
For aTasi ps@' s, S' t ,s ~ ,np tPp' %
OF 10 We S4THGSiSL JAWS j. Receiver,
Room no ~ CITY Han Me- Yort o,y, or
BANGS SFDGWICKk NORTH.
Attorney, for Receiver, No lJ7 BrosiNay n T.,
where map Of tie premise. may be seen.
Newfork August 81 lob
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18
6uuntrp Stal ESTATE for SaI,.
n elegant CONNTRY SEAT near SING Sing
4 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE i

IA that rapidly growing Place PSssse n j. IL miles from NeNlork
The house cottage 70 and perfect order;
houses large coach house and stables ice sDd boat house, large garden
the beautiful and desirable
Summer and Winter resenc for family the vicinity Of Newiork
and will be sold bagn hafor twothris Of the purchase
money for years Purchasers have
from Of gToud Ireerrd INQUIRE No 81 broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
those DESTROYS Of purchasing or renting such pro-
py will find II 70 their interest to advertise in THE
1UNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
oernewspaper and in addition 70 this advantage The
hIBuSE will be found not only in NewYork and all its
stiles and villages, but every State and Territory
within he Union The advertisement should be made as
prei as viii allow OF the advantage offered being clear
70 the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
tba the subscribers for the three editions OF The TkB-
CNE semi Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals IN
efery profession business consequently advertise
HenIs 10 each disseminate among al classes IHE
1BUhk devOes especial attention TO the reports OF real
estate both In the city and in every part OF the state
adding greatly TO the value OF lts columns as an a
vertlsing medium The charges for advertising are as
IoOWs; DAILY TRIBUNE. IS cents per line TOT single
Sserton; WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per hne; EhI-"EEALf
AkBUkE Is cent? per line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-18

TOR SALE-Neat COTTAGE, s rooms,
minutes wAh FROM depot Possession at time Address
J. NJ. F.. Elizabeth, n. J.
DOR SALE-An excellent HOMESTEAD OF
40 ares With good niugs; ~ miles Long Island y miles
from depo cash pr $1,000 good city property Togd be ifen In
eA0nA"h' ~ F'i No . Beesnsnst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-18

DY JOHNSTON & VAN TAssELL-
ID ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON. AuCTlONEER.
MORSE AUCTION MART,

Is 'XRcaiBAL6 5oaNsToN; AVSSTIoNEER.
REGULAR hsi SALES EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
FRIDAY, DEC. ls, AT ~ O'CLOCK;
Gentlemen having private establishments which tney wish
horse line, win find II to their advantage to call on u.s.
Our dealings are almost exclusively WIN mercnanu anu
business men, and establishment Is conducted on ne
people In other branches OF trade
WOO .sbns for horses a. private sale
OUR Down ToWS WV OFFICE Hr ICE is AT NO. 30 NASSAU
aSr.ss carriages. A. and public sales Liberal
soose9y F rS Ss a9Sss SALE
ranted sound, kind and true - N " -
Three two seat depot Wagon and
Black Horse hands, years. kind and true in all har-
nsy Horse, iSh hands, 10 years. kind in all
sorre orostng Mare Molly well known on Staten Isand Is
hands, kind In AL harness and under saddle, war
The following the property OF private family and sold
only for want Of viz Cross matched gray and
der sadde free from vice. good and fast raseers free
siysh Drivers warranted sound, kind true together
by Wood Bros nearly new, and elegant two top
Park phaston city built 10 hne orders set double Harness.
Elegant extension top Park Phaston In complete ORDER
with pole and shafts.
Bay Mare I5 hands, years. kind in all harness; good
Gray Canadian Horse 1917 hands, years. kind in all har
ness, splendid under saddle; sold for want OF use.
Black Mare Black Bsss i6 hands years has been used
Black Horse Black Hawk stock, 5A hands, years, kind
in harness has roed in can beat three minutes when
Immediately after regular sale Of horses Ac win
offer large assortment of Albany and Portland Gutter
Sleighs, Robes. Bells &c.
double Harness. Full particulars time OF SALE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-18
DIX henry II. LEEDS MINER.
HENRY II. LEEDS, AucTIoYEER.
AssIGNEEs SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
OF ELEGANT DIAMOND JEwELRy, STERLING AND
sILvERPLATED WARE, FANCY GOODS, &C.
BY ORDER OF j. roRNAcuoN, ASSIGNEE.

sILyERPLArED WARE, FANCY dooDs, &C.
BY ORDER OF >. FoRNAcHoN. ASSIGNEE.
HENRY H. LEEDS MINER WIN sen a. auction. on
Tuesday December Is AZ Io o'clock and every day follow
ss and Nos a. IS and 3 Fulton street. under the % lied
s1s sissf e. x nee
stock win be found -. :, CO..
Ens
s FIJI ss sHs ss as hqs:
Gold and Silver watches made By the most celebrated max
and &c, %h o0a
of s au ss aad pss wsr aans
sr and , ass snys na Ie s9
Knives various sized salvers Ice Pitchers Water Coolers
Cutlery ss%Prsng the fines. cssssglon consisting
Also al The FI.s@ss ssssisimsn,, Consisting of
sSowa scales sns wsS cosner smS rag Also s
expiring on Of May sso which viii be sold on
we would call especial this sale The stock
b s % s s
RY EDWARD scHENcK, AucrroNEER
NEW CARRIAGES AND sLEIaHs
Of the finest city Ae Sss e K sold auction By
A'"'' fs"i bS ss sis avenue
o'clock ~ each day. and continuing until " o'clock
until stock disposed Of The sale WIN oo%ps.e about
SSasss' cd SaFs''''
The above the first and largest Of first class Carriages
sold In this city, and the attention Of all purch
respectfully requested Sale absolute.
by ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTfONEER
An elegant Private Estsbishment
,o,,.. at auction, at
ITO and M fas. Thirteenth street near Fourth svsnue
Elegant Clarence, BY Wood Brothers,
very hne Park Phaeton,
Splendid Cross Matched Team,
A first class Double Harness,
rs ,as n,ess s.snkess, koScs WHIP 80 ~ s,
order OF the executor, 10 close estate.
No postponement for weather "a
ID Tuesday, December "a, 1868,
Al Exchange saenoom No. Ill Broadway at u NJ by order
Of the Trustee,
60 parcels OF Land,
Containing about lots situated on Central avenue near
17Ist street and three miles south OF Klngshridge.
This tract OF land forms part OF the Norris estate and has
been In the possession OF the Morris family for nearly 20D
It's advantages of situation cannot be ovcrsated
IL " now proposed to place this section OF Westchester
e and the advantages to grow out OF that
pcaclable as the Central avenue Grand boulevard will
through the property The communication with the lower
portion OF New York city by means OF railroads In
operation which makes these lots desirable and
lent as Murray HUI Is at the present time.
10y HENRY y. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- ko.S Corlandt street; Art Gallery $40 Broadway.
MINER BARKER win sell at auction on Friday, 18th, nj
O'Clock, al their salcsroon, No. Cortnndt street, hne
collection Of Foreign and Native Bs preserved and mount
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-18

FRANKFIElD tO., JfWEbbERS, 200 SIXTH
a Avenue Fourteenth street, 3l5 Eighth
-, rer rwcu isth stcctPateptces sole
rc,s 81 Cuckoo clocks agents for the walhan and
AmeS,can W atches, wholesale and tctail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-18

A UCTION SALE OF TOP WAGONS, SINGLE AND
IA double eighs angle and double Harness, Robes Blan-
kets Bells Brides, Whips, &C., by COLE MURPHY, 3sl
Fulton street. Brooklyn. Saturday Dec. H. at IL O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-18

nr,vanu az cARATs WEIGHT, FOR SALE on
10 exchange for and carriage real estate
branav please what YOU have 10 Offer and where
interview can be had Address H. W., Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-18

DY N. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
ID THIS DAY, al 1OH o'clock.
In continuation, At the saesr0om, 10 Nassau street,
Handsome Parlor, Chamber Library and Dining Room
Furniture rosewood Panoforte, pier Mirrors Brussels and
Ingram Carpets; also
China, Crockery, Silver plated Ware Wines Liquors. DO
Six Den.,sts' Chairs, Sleigh Bells Gas Chandeliers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-18

Ry HENRY .. MINER, AUCrrorEER.-shLEs
MINER RxnRrn ell eli nlI a, 1,e an Frdsy stb M
IL O'Clock, al their salcroon, No. Cortnndt street. hne
collection Of Foreign and Native Birds and mount
cd By VIM unlbrhNh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-18

LILEGANT AND COSTLY BOOKS.
~ GREAT SALE OF ELEGANT Bo0Ks..Ths finest
collection OF modern Books offered for sale In this
Messrs. LEAvITT, sTREBEIGH CO., Clinton Hall, AS
tor place. will sell by auction, Monday Tuesday and We'd
Of Books embracing al the popular works and authors the
costly bindings fresh Stock specially adapted for
holiday gs the library and the drawing Catalogues
ready and books exhibition
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-18

MN. Writer'S, AUCTIONEER-sELLsIt THIS p s.,. At
w 3ocoek, NJ ~ Canal street. Pnricr SUM- a. 49,
reps and hair French plate Pier and Mare E,ase,e
bach walnut mshosay md enamse Chamber suits Hair
Mattresses, snd Bedding; Lounge 10y IVA sng snu
other Chairs; Otlastbe 10 me sccou Onlpess
Rugs and Mats; Wardrobes, Buok9as., o,aes,
Silver Ware Stoves and everything TOT "oous
packed aud shipped.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-12-18

A UCTIoN MUNICIPALITIES ABOUT MAKING
N Christmas New Years gfts should call at ERNEST
RoTHs Furniture IS gleecksr street between
with satin brocatel hsrcloh from 66 500; Turk
fish Chairs, Lounges Bedroom and Dining Room 6us Cheap
for cash.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-21
the Cure for goOrgIa,. troubles.

The Cure for GoOrgIa's Troubles.
The proposal Of Senator Pomeroy for the re-
assembling OF the Constitutional Convention
Of Georgia Is one which seems to be the
easiest way Ofunrsvelling the gordian knot with
which the State authorities have tied them
selves. The condition Of affairs in Georgia is
one which demands the attention Of Congress.
The convention adopted constitution giving
the right Of citizenship TO men Of color, and
providing for the election Of certain officers
1t said nothing about who should hold office
as 1t seemed only just that any man who was
aCitizeD, properly qualified by age, should not
be excluded because Of color. The Legislature
was elected and met and Immediately expelled
all the colored members, on the ground that, as
thelConstitutionw was silent, the old State law was
the guide, and as it prohibits men of color
holding Office, therefore they were illegally
elected, and ineligible. The consequence is
that the whole work OF reconstruction in that
Commonwealth has been virtually overturned.
The proposition of Mr.. Pomeroy seems easily
effected and thoroughly practical. Let the
Constitutional Convention reasonable declare
that all men are eligible who are citizens, and
by that means take away the feeble pretext
by which these semi-Rebels have sought to
evade the spirit of the Reconstruction laws.
1t seems probable that such law as that pro-
posed will be passed.