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New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
nrEN tnARn OF RROKERs-l p. NJ.


Gold opened M 1867. sold at 1864 49,, closing at
12,l The clearinys at the Cold Exchlnge Bank were
sa2SflOOO and thc balances Sl.aSO,3J5 10. Tue
bids for gold at the Sub-Treasury aggregated
81 SSOOC0 ranging from 1896 to 1861 The Awards
were rs follows; COwing, Johnston ~ Cor slO'VW-
1864; Cowing, Johnston ~ Co., SsSO0o' l353@;
Henry C,ews 81 co., 100000 1853; Henry Clews
4 Co., S9SCOO, 1862; A. Rodewlld, $4,000. 1862
Government bonds suffered further decline of3
per cent nc the opening pressure of sales To realize
money by weak holders. Tho new bonds declined
most and were hammered BY tie bears free on sellers
optons 20 sold at lC9s. Al the decline there was
sharp demand the price rallyng 10 llO with an ac-
tive demand to shorts. The money conspiracy
il rs much political as financial and the present de-
preston in Governments the eve Of the electonh 10
intended 10 he shown want OF conhdenceo OF
holders in view of the certainty Of Grants election.
The want of confidence il, however, entirely artih'
cial as was shown by the heavy purchases made by
out Of town investors, who bought steadily as the
market advanced, and so far have continued to do
so through the whole OF the decline. Bonds were in
active borrowing demand for delivery. and loaned
,t ner cent the short interest
larccIy increased; at the close the market lost
mart of tho advance, closing unsettled.
State londs were lower Tennessee per cents sold
at 7OaG9!; new bonds, 90! !G69; North Carolina
& per cents. G6sG66; new bonds, 6Gs66j4; Missouri
per cents 92s. Railway bonds were firm. Express
shares and miscellaneous stocks duh and lower Pa
cifc Mail was firm with 10 disposition 10 press short
sales in view of the present large business of the
Company who have full cargoes for their ships at
the present advanced rates. Railway shares opened
weak and unsettled under heavy pressure TO sell;
New York Central sold at l25; Erie, 45.; Reading 90
ST. Paul stocks 1O0 Fort Wayne, ll2s; Michigan
Southern $50; Cleveland and Toledo, 1923; Cleveland
and Pittsburgh, So; Rock Island, lO4! North
Western Common, $50; Northwestern Preferred, 50
At the decline free purchases were made, rallying
the market from 1G2 per cent on the entire
list. The present lookup has proved much more
successful than the last in consequence of the large
advance engineered by the holders of the Western
shares on the favorable turn in political affairs.
which enabled them TO make advance of from
5@i5 per cent and furnishing market for largo
blocks of stocks at the high prices. These stocks,
so long held out of the market, passed into weak
hands, aud very moderate sales only were needed "a
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22

noy WIEN Following with 4J2; sundry odd saints put
n~ ~ u,sstaceIuliy poor show among the whole OF
4 luS erection was closed Sept G, the result being
~ s'tialr,l on ndhdiy when was preached by
, Ia9aoya ana solemn Tic DeiDi sung to celebrate
iulh Nicuha McKenna. late Confidential 4 20 OF
,lc ", tlhmtht or Chii to the United States. hHs
uFue az attnu Tor libel against three yspapers 0f
'"N"ru, Inr Furnishing accusations deirimcuta 20 his
charging lin ith dishonest practices respect
iN '. ulthte o ncuOi.War Ia the United States iur
o'tyS Nhlcycr IN support of thcir charges, their
'" CARED mat they had hot the least idea OF doing
20. NeWrthcle'- Mr McKcnHa h.s lost his case a yer.
u!'t 3" mot guilty having been returned in the case
OF U FfDcHrd, Notwithstanding the evidence given he
i"i tut Jury respecting tho merits ~ case The o
lchdint was chrcred and borne or ia triumph by tho
tfn"d hl Tor any III will toward Mr. McKcuua, bat ~.
t'u,aciih 10 the public. who thought they detected DC
hlhu to lawsuit an attack the liberty OK tho press
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
rIRE IN MAInIN-LANE.

The following is a list OF the losses and in
surauccs of tac stock and building No 20 Madouane.
damaged BY fire on Tuesday cyering: The basement
vas occupied by Christopher Dodcrch manufacturer Of
fancy .kcts los, stock by water, $500; msRred
u. follows: Exchange Company, s1.rD0; Lafayette,
5000; KINGS County $3.50; .'l, $500 The INST Hour
was occupied by Airssrs. Enrich q. furtucr dealers IN
fufs; loss stock By water ttJ Insured 10y the to'
lowing companies United states e. Baltimore Nd.
seO1I Commonwealth, g. oJ; Mechanics 10 Jersey city
5000: TrcCus vi Jersey Cty $500; As,ociat 'd Fire
mems Of Baltimore, Md, $3.50; Union Of baltimore,
s2Ijr BO"tly 5000; Western OF Buffalo, $685. rltrr
prise of CacluuYu. Ohio, S3.Coi EuGhp cry, 5000;
CYfnw,griIl ot Albany. $3.50; hcrclaHt, ut tmctto
10. 500: Mufll of BlHl0, >9-op: tity ~ Hartford
Conn s. EJ: Merchants of Hartford S2.5nd Charter
OAR S2tOu; HON, ~ Ncw-Hay,u, Conn, S2Jo; Liver
pool oldon and Globe. s. -1D Ncs'Cht.trr County OF
New Rochelle S2Jo1; Hamilton. $3.50. The second aud
timer nf paper boxes by irc and water,
$500 i -ur,i in various companies. Tine fourth and
hfth ioor, occupied by " Ward. paper box manu-
fnctnrr stock almost entirely destroyed loss
about SaNot0; iusurrd by the following companies
Globe e25O Park, $25)D, BOwcry. s2500; Relief s5O0
ST. Nicholas $500: Lafayette, S2yU0; Wiliiamsburgh
CITY S3O Several of iie tenants the adjoining build
iug, slllcrtd loss 10y water The buildings Nos a. and
CU owned 10y George II. Carey, and are damaged 20
the amount OF flJOJ insured toy the following cOnpa-
ncs: Western o.! Buffalo. S15@; Buffalo City, $1,000
Moutauk. SJ.Oo9; Mutual OF Buffalo, 5000 Albany City,
$1,000 Hope OF Providence, L. l., S2OO0 Springfield of
spriI Sield, Mass, 5000.
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THE COURTS.
WHOLESALE NATURALIZATION FRAUDs-U. s.
COURTS TAKING COOAiZANCE 80 IMPORTANT
ARREST


ARREST.
Officers connected with the Z. S. District
Attorney aud the U = MasaPs Office having been for
some cognZaut that Immense numbers or fTauduleu and
forged naturalization certificates were blug issued.
solved invest gate the matter and endcaNOr 10 ferret
out the ssucrs ut the certificates ana bring them 10
Justice They believe they have now succeeded. Deputy
L. s. District Attorney Allen and Marshal Murray ap-
pearcd before Osborn eStrday In relation
to an important arrest just made. The Marshal hHd 0ne
BeuiAmin II. Rosenberg IN lis custody. MI
Allen stated that Rosenberg was accused or ~
crime under the OF the United states the penalty
for the comm OF which 5000 fine aud five
i'm violation of statute ot the United States which defines
as felony the nalrg Ot falsr, fraudulent or Forged
natural zlton papers the selling or tutoring Ot the
samo-sod hundreds and thousands OF such false taudu
lent and forced naturalization papere the pup'rs being
fully made out and having the seal OF competent Court
attached 20 them only blank space being left Tor the
Insertion of any person chose 20 insert Inc
defendant had been engaged for number or days NJ TINS
uef,rnus business ar No. Ceutrost, NewiCrk Cy aud
had sent vast quantities. filling numerous orders both up
the river into the interior OF the state. These papers
sold To all couers at 81 Cach.
The Commissioner cautioned the defendant hOs 10 say
anything to cruiudte himself
Mr. Allen s4ld tho Government was ready 10 proceed
al once with the examination.
THE defendant said no not ready for an eXamlna-
ton, ns no had no counsel.
INC examination was then hXcd for p m. today, ard
defcndaut required lind bail in the sum or $4,000 sun
se0urnty he procured ChaA DOuOhue esq as ms nOids'
man, aud released 10 appear rs above mentioned -
Defendant arrested WARRANT ISSUED on an AM
dnyit mado by Marshal Murray, which affidavit Was To
tbe effect that defendant had about the Goth inst
issued aud altered false forged, aud fraudnlet nathFai
zann pap.rs to sundry parties nc No Cculst IN NlO
tn of thp statutes Of the United States The statute
covering the case was passed IN 1915
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NENE/ITEIA

RECOGNITION OF THE MONAGAs GOVERNMENT.
HAVANA. Oct. 2O.-An arrival from Vene-
zucla reports that the country was comparatively quiet
Gen Roas had recognized the Nonagas Government "
was reported that Cen SOuthcdaud President Of the
State 81 Mn@caibo and strong friend OF President
Falcon would give IN his adhesion the new Gov.
crumrrt, deliver over three sps OF which stl
in his pD,s-ssior, ana retire TO Europe. An attempt
made 9-sa-satc kilcgar4, the Minister ForClg IN
Affairs bGt failed The yomito raging at Caracas,
and many deaths nre reported.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
CIVIL.

4 MIRA 4 dams sought i'm the Supreme Court
Cb,brs To recover hcuhuSband the possession of
Lcrtwo children rather OF the elder the younger having
dcd setting up that her husbduGhad marrated her ana
deserted her aud denied her permission 10 see her el
dreu The husband denied all her allegations ana the
case WAS put over to Saturday 10 take testimony.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
CHILL.
AK EXTRAORDINARY ELECTION-LIBEL SUIT of
SENIOR M'KENNA,
rFRoM Our owS CORRESPONDENT

TFHUM V.771'.''''
VALPARAISO, Sept 16-An election oi inos'
extraordinary kind has been held IN Vaipai"iSo 80 49,
cce,ostcal authorities OF the city had called togehe
m neonle for the purpose OF choosing out OF tho s oi
sonts one s patron saint and protector for TINS Guy
Tho election was exciting in the extreme many
saints having been nominated but Jesus Christ Obtained
hrant majority, having polled 1926 votes tue nos'
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
COURT cALENDARs-Tus DAY.

srpEEuy -CHCrr-PsRr I--BtSNRp J. Corrt a
10 A. m TrFmner husurss aud Ne JGarfsn Ms
lone
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALE, AT TIE STOCK ExcHAYGE.-Fiasr CALL,

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6an ) Os 51lCo bl.........li 59o...... ..,fFn
ll0G bs 521 krg d5......l'bt IJOJ 1s ' ]oi o"''
900 4 5 o, 80 Con- bi.....ils ~
New-York tribune., 1868-10-22
SOUTH ANEEICL
COLOMBIA.

REVOLUTION ~ CHIEiQuI-rHE STATE DECLARED
UNDER lfARJIAL LAWN EXPEDITION 10
III sent 10 PUT DOWN TIE COSsTlIUIiON-
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27
''lt'9 Wa'ttua peer Gerpna eineenpm=
l11ec bitten?
9nrd Na9t gum 2idt.
.l6Or'lssune folst.l

@et's: Sflts t,ao Ss mad @sredtiseeit tu,-
germ ano sasaen. rent, lie rpsrpen a..
-.,4f. .if iattigt ioerpea. Mata. SD
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-06-27

Ste erbielt itatt aller Nutlpprt ~ perz
ddtlide Slide Der GlterlL bic 1e oar
,,tdt n1ebr ais an,peienb betra6teten>
cag iie trarris unp niecerseidlagen, it,
re Nu9ell rpu 1brduen> pae elterlihs
5ars uerltef, UNI su 0rtt urn Strait 1t.
St1rfe flehte.
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amount Of contract, conditioned to guarantee the
faithful performance OF his or their contract.

:
Payments will be made monthly, upon the GER
tifcate of the street commissioner, and the sum
OF ten per cent. shall be retained for each Ger.
tifcate In guarantee until the expiration OF said
contract, which ten per cent. shall then be paid,
should the said contractor or contractors be found
TO have faithfully complied with the terms oil MS
or their contract by the said street commissioner,
jointly with the chairman OF the committee OF
Streets and landings otherwise to be forfeited for
the use of the city.
NINTH.
The contract shall take effect and 60 into opera
ton mediately after the adjudcauous are ap-
proyed by the city authorities, and from the date
of signing the same before the city notary.
TENTH.
II Is well understood that in case Of failure by
the contractor or contractors to begin or perform
the above work. or in case the city authorities De
dissatisfied with the manner in which the work Is
being performed or executed, the said city autho.
rites shall have the right to annul the contract
without putting the contractor or contractors IN
default, as required by article 1905 of the Civil
Code, and without applying TO court OF justice
10 annul the same and without indemnity; and II
is also well understood that in the contractor
or contractors shall at any time abandon the work,
and not perform the same in conformity with his
or their contract the said contractor or contract
ors shall forfeit all claim they may have for any
portion of the work performed up TO the date OF
the abandonment. and that the city shall thereby
be discharged and released from any and all liza
bility therefor, and IL is also well understood that
in case the contract be resold the contractor or
contractors and his their security, shall be held
and bound in s0lido to pay unto the city all loss
difference between the prices at which the con-
tractor or contractors originally contracted to
perform the work, and the price at which 1t may
be adjudicsted at a resale or REHABILITATION.
Bids to be so much per year.
The contract shall be adjudicated TO the lowest
bidder, at the Office of the city controller, on
August 18th, 1865, Saturday noon.
(Signed) JOSEPH MURPHY,
Street Commissioner.
Approved: T. II. SHIELDS,
Chairman Streets and Landings Board Aldermen.
GERALD FARRELL,
Chairman Streets and Landings Board Assistant
Aldermen.
P. LABARRE. Deputy Controller.
Registered August 3d. 1868.
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STREET COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, !
City Hall, Room No. Z, Basement Floor,
New Orleans, July 80, 1868.
SPECIFICATIONS OF A CONTRACT FOR BURYING TIL
INDECENT DEAD AND CONVEYING THE INDECENT
SICK TO HOSPITAL WITHIN THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS FOR ONE YEAR.
FIRST.
The contractor or contractors shall be bounS
TO furnish the necessary number of horses and
drivers requisite for the faithful performance Of
said contract.
The four charity wagons, the property of the
city, and now used for the above purpose, to be
delivered to said contractor or Contractors In
whatever condition they may be in, TO be returned
to the said city upon expiration of contract in the
same order and condition as received usual wear
and tear excepted) the said contractor or con.
tractors hereby binding himself or themselves to
keep the said wagons in good order at his or their
expense during the continuance of the said con.
tract, and also TO furnish at his or their expense
any additional number of wagons horses and
drivers as the emergency may at any time require.
SECOND.
II shall be incumbent on the contractor or con.
tractors to have a wagon and driver at the police
stations of the First and Second Districts during
all hours of the day and night.
THIRD.
The city Of New Orleans is hereby bound to
furnish all collins that NAV be necessary for the
City Workhouse, and the contractor or contract
ors will be held strictly responsible for the num-
Der OF collins delivered to him or them for the
said purpose.
The city Of New Orleans also being bound for
the amount of all sections fees, according to ex.
listing ordinances, and also to furnish the ground
requisite for said burial.
FOURTH.
The said contractor or contractors are also
bound TO furnish, at their own expense one COM
petent person at the Office of the street commits
sioner, City Hall, and one at the branch street
commissioners Office, No. IS ST. Peter street
whose duty shall be to issue the necessary Ger.
tficates Of death and orders for hospital, under
the direction of said street commissioner, aud 10
attend to all details in connection with said con-
tract.
The city Of New Orleans reserves the right OF
discontinuing the different cemeteries in which the
bodies OF said INDECENT dead shall be inferred, and
also the hospitals TO which said INDECENT sick shall
be conveyed by said contractor or contractors.
SIXTH.
The said contractor or contractors shall com.
ply Immediately with all certificates or orders
relative TO the interment of said INDECENT dead or
conveyance Of said INDECENT sick TO the various
hospitals, under penalty Of ten dollars for each
and every neglect, and further penalty of the
amount Of doing the work so neglected by the
contractor or contractors, which in all cases the
street commissioner will be bound to do or cause
to be done. at whatever cost he may be able to
procure the necessary vehicles and labor. The
cost OF vehicles TO be deducted out Of any Of the
monthly payments 70 be made TO said contractors.
SEVENTH.
The contractor or contractors shall furnish good
and solvent security, to an amount equal to the
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OFFICIAL.

MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, July 27, 1868.
mo. 941-N. ST.
ResOlred, That the controller be and he is here.
by authorized, after ten days notice in the official
journal TO sell to the lowest bidder the contrac,
for burying the INDECENT dead and conveying the
INDECENT sick TO the hospital for one year.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved July q, 1868.
(Sgned) JOHN r. CONWAY Mayor.
true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL, Secretary.
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.CoNTRoLLER's OFFICE, Cry HALL,
New Orleans, August 3D., 1868. (
Notice is hereby given that the controller will
at bis Office on Saturday, August 18th, 1865, at
noon, adjudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders
the above contract.
PAS. LABARRE, Deputy Controller.
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INSURANCE.
.OUIsIANA EQUITABLE
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital. ......."......
OFFICE, ll2 CANAL STREET. NEW ORLEANS
{Oh2 FTs Ts P Ps EdTsrs si RSH.,
r. socemo' A. thompson Alexander Marks
George A Fc.dick Edward Bsfnstt Marshall j. Smith
4 n DE1sE General Agent W. F. R1aisH sscrstsS
- MEDICAL HAMMERS.
b. Dr. R.aIy s sS Dr. San GaS1' Dr. ssSa
GA Breaux. Attorney.
ALL KINDS OF LIFE RISKS TAKES-ordinsry Life
ard ANIMAL Endowment; TenAnnual Endowment and Five
Non Psriieipsns issued By this Company low any
ALL PAYMENTS NoNFoRFErTABLE.
HOME MUTUAL INsURANCE COM.
PASY OF NEW ORLEANS.
once, No. rs Camp st., corner of Matches strssk
SIXTEENTH YEAR.
Premiums received during the year ending
December 81, ls67...... .............S3eI 500 90
Losses, taxes expenses, Reinsurance, etc,
paid during same period. ............ 11T,Ta0 5s
Assets the Sst December, s7s 524 %
This Company continues to insure against the pe Of the
Seas Rivers and loss damage By Fire. the earsni
ALFRED MoULTor President
WIN. N. PERKINS, Vice President
A. VI. HUNTER, Secretary.
4 EodAilS ss xm c kEsasg:sn z SNG.y'r.s
s:P. Ethel, John {. Moore, koOsr. as:,
Wu N Perkins. J. e Isenhour. John O. Rogers.
EIREMENs' INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
capital stOck....... 900
With privilege to increase to 50 900 900.
Once No % Camp street Story Building, Camp
aAo Common streets
B. L. MLLAuDoS President j. NJ LAPEYRE Vice Presidents
E. N. GASUcHEAU, Secretary.
This Company offers to the Insured the option rebate
Is cent participation the net profits payable at
the end Of each yesr In cash
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS

hOTELS AND RESTAURANT
COSMOPOLITAN KEsTAUKANT-
IL ROYAL STREET,
Between Canal and CustOnhOuss strestsj
Louis Chaplain. Proprietor.
All the Delicaces of the are to be found here
also, Choice WINES OF all kinds
Parties Weddings etc, etc, supplied short notice.
! Privats Saloons up stairs.
Rooms, elegantly furnished let by the week or month
This Restaurant is kept open tin u OcOckP.r
| pAHIsIAN sTYLE-FRENCH RESTAURANT
10 UNION STREET,
Between st Chsrles and Caronde streets PHILIP FOR
GET. Agent Prices to suit the times.
BREAKFAsT-Three choice Dishes with Coffee. sixty
DINNER-sOup and four choice Dishes with Dessert and
'CHE CHASE HOUSE
PENSACOLA, FLORIDA,
now open for the reception Of visitors The rooms are
large and airy and the house surrounded shady ground
The steamer Reindeer leaves for Pensacola once week
Apply to Chase HOnse" Pensacola
HAwKINs's BRANCH
CORNER OF GRAyIER AND ST CHARLES
Opposite St. Charles HOtsIJ
RE-oPENED-A B. CUSTER IN CaAR3R
The best brands Of LIQUORS and WINES. ,ucb a, g.w
hss set forth for years. constantly hand Aso
GROCERIES. WINES. ETC.
{ ROOKs q MARIsTANY,
vHoLEsALz DxALEEs IN
LIQUORS, SPIRITS. WINES, CIGARS, Ere, Ero.
sSs Dsa. :s .%S u: St.
Rye s sn as1S srgs stock Of Bourbon MOnongs
liberal tsrms and a. the srkst rates ' sos Oh
EOODRICH d RAILEY.
SEAS SEA q eR3o 0IgS La late q Goodrich oG
Wholesale Grocers and Dealers
WESTERN PRODUCE, WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO
Etc., at the o ID! Sts - C Of Geo Q Garner Co..
JOHN ANDERSON q co.
JOHN ANDERSON, late of Shropshire, Anderson Co.;
=. CRIPPENJ
Wholesale Grocers and Commission Msr-
chants,
90 PoYDRAs STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
ID. @. HITCHCOCK.
MERCHANDISE BROKER AND AGENT
-FoR-
Tenants Celebrated Scotch Ale,
No. 50 GRAvIER STREET,
sEv oRLKASL
Louisiana and Western Rectihed WHISTLES and Pin.
Old Bourbon and Rye always hand lots to suit par
ehasers
n q. FALAER a Co.,.
q O PALMER, JOSEPH WILD. uaoox,
Wholesale Dsslsu
Paper Envelopes aad Rass.
FsA =, " and N Comp street, Esv eas... II
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NEW ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY,
ONCE. Corner of Camp and Canal Streets.
EIGHTH YEAR
Premiums received during the year ending Decem
Der olst s4ll 1l5 Al
Losses, Taxes, Expensea. Reinsurance etc. paid
eoIing same period $l94 O7s 81
Assets on the 3lst December 1857 s5265s 50
NEW ORLEANS, January II, 1863
The Board Of Directors have resolved TO declare scrp
dividend Of THIRTY PER CENT the net earned partlc
pang premiums for the ending December 81 1867 and
have further resolved Six Per interest on All ont
standing certificates Of Scrip after the second Mon
day Of March, 1868. J. TUYEs P,a.idan,
J. W. HIEcKs, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
Geo UrquhartI 7 B. BlanehardJT. Chs LATTE.
a noehereau VIM Stevens, J. VI. Lapeyre,
@. W. Babcock, A. White A sehreiber
'no GsHehe W. y. Williams, J. Tuyes.
The New York herald., 1868-05-30

1NHE EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN, CHURCH Of THE
Holy Trinity, Twentybrst street between Fifth and
Sixth G. +. krotel D. De- pastor Services
Sunday, 3lst inst, at 1O8 A. N. and ~ r. M.
V,HE FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF THE HEBREW CHI RIS-
tan Brotherhood will be held next Sunday evening at
past O'Clock, in the Presbyterian church Grew DR..
Crosby Twenty second street and Fourth
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP sIInp.oIs COMPANY.
~ ogRSs!'cS%aL pSs c%LfrSSsg.' # SssSSS,'
THE sET sFE ssb ss5SHa Ta ~ HysR7
DE CUBA
from pier . North .,:s s,s,s 70; 8; :ss:
'"p-''"S'" :" '''iD n cARRINGLoN, Agent
WILLIAM Il. R'fE R%Ess. 8 sfT's Pr..ia:ss si:ss.
cH..LEs DANA. Vice Rr:.s$.ns $a
pAcrrrc NAIL STEAMSHIP COZ GoxRANrs PA
Rates Of passage greatly reduced snd A. low by any
s.s.%s. Of the above line Leave pier No. a North river,
F9Sf nS s,., Ilsts sssl is.s = ana sSMlH' sssn.
except when days fa sunday then the day pre-
Que hundred pounds bsssas. free to each adult Medicine
':S xSisSsx Captain x.ury connecting with s.cr.
ss, 's;;y @ New
:1s I; ss q s the
ToR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFoRNIA.-THE cLrPPRR
3 nsy ~ :s ei
way cf eomicn and peisure For passage apply 70 V.
EuRIHEs sEDUcrlo. IN rnEIsHf TO oALIroE.
pound he rsdlee Nan 1lsamshp Ccp ssssnlsr xrssons
ias on nondsy Sune - ksr fpsieks reaches
S0hA America Sss9p;s;R - o. = . dsPsr!u5s q yuo:e
y%'ss !.'' ;.!s;: EFF, g! s 3 ss!A:
E2sss sSsHe S!sIIS e.,; ~ ~ 8 49, iS ;ss:t "'
Al i.is:: nss pes q si,ssss ss sS g SSs s ssss
' 'sso oFS. sPBy = 2 HAR7sor, r.:Is.ss
tNr No. Bowling ossse.
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The New York herald., 1868-05-30

717 Av B, SECOND FLoOR-A GERMAN LADY,
of business experience, and conversant with the Eng
sh and French languages wishes engagement sales
lady. Apply from TO r. NJ