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Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

ANOTHER SrRAw.-Milo Hoadley, of San Fran
cisco, formerly a Democrat, in late card says :
-" The use of my name of the Vice
Presidents of the Democratic ratification on the
10Th of July was wholly Unauthorized. shall
support and vote for the National Union Repuh-
lican ticket, headed by U. S. Grant, and do all
in my power to insure its election"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

RETURNED.-Rev. G. D. Pinneo returned on
Thursday from Scott Valley, where he has been
attending camp-meeting for the past two weeks.
He speaks in the most fatterng terms of the
conduct of the Siskyou people during the whole
term of the meeting, the exercises being charac-
terzed throughout by good order and strict dis
cipline. The greatest interest was manifested
in the meeting, which resulted in some forty
conversions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT.-We notice by the
last Humboldt Times that the people of Eureka
gave Mrs. Frank Wilton a benefit on the night of
Jnly 25th, on which occasion the good old play
of ''Ten Nights in Bar-Room" was given. The
Wilton troupe has been playing to crowded
hons fhpre
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Special gptiees.
AYERS PILLS

ARE PARTICULARLY ADAPTED TO
derangement Of the digestive apparatus and
diseases arising m from ,. imPu5ity Of tn, the blood;
mankind originate in one Of these. and con-
\ sequently these PILLS found to ma
ny varieties of disease They are sugar
coated. and hence may be taken readily by
the most sensitive and delicate persons SubOned the
from eminent physicians of their effects in
their practice:
AS A FAMILY PHYsIc.
From DR.. E. W. Cartwright of Ne,O Orleans.
"Your PILLS the prince Of purges Their excellent
qualities surpas any cahartic They are mild
but very and eecua in their action the bowels
which makes them invaluable in the daily treatment
Of disease"
FOR JAUNDIcE AND ALL LIVER COMPLAINTS.
From DR.. Theodore Bell. Of Ne,o Fork City
pose as an sperient but their beneficial upon
the Liver marked indeed They have in practice
proved ectual for the OF bilious complaints than
any remedy mention. sincerely rejoice that we
have at length purgave which worthy the confidence Of
the profession and the people"
DYsPEpsIA-INDIeEsrIoN.
From DR.. Henry }. Knoz. Of 81. Louis.
"The PILLS you kind enough to send have been
truly extraordinary medicine So peculiarly are they
adapted dseases If the human that they
ppsa and indigestion with them which had resisted the 9TH
pr remedies commonly Indeed have experiment
tally found them be efecua in almost all the complaints
for which you recommend them."
FOR HxADAcHE-sIcK sroMAcH-PrLvs-DRoP
Observation-Disclosures DrsENrEFY-DIARRHGA
From Dr. Ed,rard Boyd Baltimore.
"DE.R DR.. AY Il cannot answer you what complaints
have cured with PILLS better than to all that tce
treat ,ci pugatire medicine place great depend
eectual cathartic in daily contest with dis
and believing do that Pulls afford the best
have. of value them highly"
nA Most of the Pills in market contain Mercury which.
although valuable remedy in skul hands is dangerous
in public pin from the dreadful consequences that fire.
queny follow its ncautious These contain no Mercury
mineral substance whatever.
NJ OBERDEENER weavervile and Druggists everywhere.
CRANE BRIGHAM, San Francisco wholesale agents. j.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS passed joint rosolu-
tion to adjourn from July 25th to September
2lst, recess OF eight weeks The Bee suggests
that A. J. will not be able 10 do much harm in
that short space of time, and that for all the re-
movas he will make in the interim, be will
have 10 be accountable.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

IMPROVED. - The propretors of the Union
Hotel have been overhauling and renovating that
old-established place of resort. The reception
room has been much enlarged and improved
and the Union is now as we'll prepared to care
for local custom and the travelling public as any
hotel in Northern California. The incredulous
are requested to call and satisfy themselves.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

DANGEROUSLY ILL.-Intelligence reached us on
Wednesday night that Mr.. A. Martin, merchant
of Big Flat, who has lately opened trading es-
tablishment at Rohnerville, Humboldt county,
ia lying dangerously i'll at the latter place. His
brother, DR.. p P. Martin. of this place, started
for Rohnervie mm ediately.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

BoUGHT MORE Work Louis Raab, of juno
chased the entire stock Of Tiunin & Owens, at
that place, together with the good will of the
establishment. and he intends to sell goods very
low, for cash, hereafter and do the fair thing by
all who patronze him. One general merchan-
disc establishment is enough for Junction City.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

Medical Advice.-DR. WM. X. DoHERTYs Medicaland
Surgical Institute becoming sine to the welfare
aud health of czens and his rapidly sprea
ding although it excite surprise but the
signal skill and follows the natural effect of such
We personally acquainted with gentlemen who
had for years under chronic diseas and who had
ken advantage Of every available that promised
lief but without until they called Dr. DoHkRTY
who incredibly short OF time has given them
tire relief 1t gratifying to this fact because the
Doctor gentleman who seeks not by defamation of others
establish his reputation, the superstrucue Of
his upon the ruin of anothers fame The Doctor
ducts his Institute in such manner that must be gratifying
all his patentss lie examines advises. and recommends
without charge, and the patient after hearing his terms for
accept reject at pleasure In does
make charge unless he effects This he
is able because he feels the confidence which long
perence has given aud doubt the consolation which ap
to that confidence Persons afflicted with either
chronic disease would do well to consult the Doctor
at all events it do arm Tor consultation he asks
does he obedience to his advice unless
the patient places himself under his His Offices
Sacramento street. opposite the Pacific Mail steamship Com
panys ofice.-.Sdn Francisco Nstrs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01
NATIONAL
Union Republican State Convention.

A STATE CONVENTION OF THE Ma
N TlONAL UNION REPUBLICAN PARTY will be held
at the city of Sacramento Wednesday, the 5th day
August D. 1865 for the purpose of nominating Eecto
Ticket lie supror ed at the coming Presidential Eec.
aud for the transaction Of such other business shall
properly before said Convention.
The apprtnment OF delegates for the northern counties
the State is follows shasta. Siskiyou, Klam-
ath. =; Del Norte. =? Humbod 4; Trinity. T.
Elections for dee htes directed to be held under the
provisions Of the Piin,r, Election Law All legal voters
who will pledge themselves support and vote for the
Electors chosen by ssid Convention shall be entitled to
said Primaries.
Ii is recommended that a Grant and Cofax Club be
formed the day of said Primary Election in
cinct in the state where Union Republican Club docs
already Officers of Clubs foimed will report
Immediately the Secretary Of the state Central Committee
JAMES OTIS. Chairman
State Central Committee National Union Republican Party
ALFRED B,RsTow, secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

DELICATE DELICIOUS RErREsHNa-The subtitle soul OF
fragrance delicate delicious aud refreshing is embodied IN
true MURRAY FLORIDA WATER Science, when
produced perfume Gagged in glass prison
spirit Avoid the worthless counter
az Always ask the Florida Water prepared oy
Lanman Kemp, New York oS
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

The New York Tribune says the young men OF
Newton, N j., have formed rip-staving Grant
and Colfax Club, and will make Jack Rogers
old district quake with Republican thunder IN
November next. Three cheers for Newton and
old Sussex
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

AsToNIsHISGLY RIcH.-The rock taken from
the new quartz ledge on East Fork during the
past week is rich enough to have come from the
Comstock ledge. Two thousand dollars have
been offered for the rock already out. The aras-
ira will be running in week two Other
lodges have been discovered in the vicinity.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

Third District Congregational Conv~n-
tiOn.-At meeting Of the District Committee OF the Third
Congressional Dtct held in MarysSille July 10th. 1865
it resoe that the Convention for the
Congressman from said District be held Washington Yoo
county Tuesday, August 4th, S6s, and that
said Convention shall be Composed the delegates chosen
and accredited by the several counties composing said
gressiona District to the Nation Union Republican
Convention for the nomiRation Presidential Electors
L. TEEGARDEN, Chairman
O. B. POWERS, Secretary,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

Arm BRoKEN.-We learn from DR.. Montague,
who was called to attend him, that little Char
ley, son of Herman Schooner, of North Fork, had
an arm broken, by fall, on the 9th ult. The
little fellow is getting along finely.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

NEW MINES DISCOVERED. = correspondent
writing from New River, says that rich diggings
have been discovered Virgin Creek, which
has its source in the Klamath mountains. Some
very handsome coarse gold specimens have been
found. That region is almost entirely unpros-
pected
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

DELEGATES INSTRUCTED. - The Congressional
delegates from Mendocino and Sonoma counties
are instructed for Harrison. and Napa and Solano
elected Harrison delegates to their county con.
ventions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

LocKET FoUND--A gold locket, containing the
physog. of clever-countenanced young man,
was picked up in Main street yesterday. The
owner will find her treasure at Abe Loffman
estahlis ishmenI.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

Coop TEMpLARs,-E.J J. Miller, of this place,
has been appointe ed State Deputy of the lnde-
pendent Order of Good Templars by R. R. Mer-
rill, G.WCT. of California. Mr.. Miller Is pre-
pared to organize Lodges in Trinity county on
the application of ten or more persons.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

THE Mountain Messenger, published at Downie-
Vile, has passed into the hands of J. A. Vaughn,
E. R. Downer formerly of Shasta) and D. L.
Whitney, Mr.. E. NJ. Dewey retiring. We wish
the Messenger and its proprietOrs the greatest
success
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

MoRTALLY WoUxDED.-From all the informa-
tion we can gather Wm. E. Atkeson, formerly of
Canyon City, was the other person shot at the
time Mr. Bryon was killed at klamath Bluffs.
He is said to be mortally wounded.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

LATE NEws.-Mr. Oberdeener will receive our
thanks Cor regular file of the Sacramento Daily
Gn'on and for latest copies of Harper's and Les
Hs's illustrated papers, and the Literary Alum.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

NEW CANDIDATE.-The Chico Courant pro-
poses John Fl. Jewett, banker of Marysville,
and man against whom no single objection can
be brought, as Onion candidate for Congress
from the Third District
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

PREAcHISG.-Rev. Mr.. Pnneo will preach at
the Court Room at lo3 O'Clock on Sunday morn
ing, August I'd. and at Douglas City at o'clock
in the evening
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

AT PAPER MAKING.-John F. He ,kman, form
erly of this place, is connected with paper
mill at California, Missouri-the only ON in the
State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

New ADVERTISEMENTS. - /" Kathleen ONeil 3
Minstrels" will appear at the Theater this (Sat-
urday) evening. An attractive programme is Of
fered, and those designing to laugh away an
hour or two had better go. The entertainment
is spoken of as being very creditable one.
The card of the New England Mutual Life In
surance Company - the Oldest in the United
States-wil be found in another column. Mr..
P. P. Martin, of this place, has been appointed
agent, and will explain the workings of the New
England Company to all who may desire to be
enlightened.
1t will be noticed that John Martin has I =
entrusted with the collection of the notes
accounts of John B. McGinnis, and an immedi-
ate settlement is wanted.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

The editor of the Kansas Chief thinks General
Buckner, of the Louisville Courier, acts ungrate-
fully in not going for Grant, as Grant 'went
for' Buckner at Fort Donelson
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

Dos'T ADvERTIsE.-lt is much better for peo-
pie who wish TO trade with you to hunt you up.
Don't do il. Stewart, Aver, Bonner, Schenck,
Bristol aud Townsend Gidn't, you know.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

NEW officers of Trinity Lodge, F. and A. NJ,
were elected on Monday night, but have not yet
been furnished for publication.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01
Sett1e!

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN Notes and Book Accounts of John B Nc
Ginnis have been placed in the hands of John
Martin for collection. All persons indebted are
requested to make immediate settlement.
Weaverville, August /, 1868. 30:to.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1868-08-01

THE Board of Supervisors meets next Monday
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05
NEW-YORK AUCTION SAILS.

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those desrous Of purchasing or renting such pro
perty will find it to their interest 10 aoVerlse ~ Ih
ir,,, Tts acorooato circulation exceeds that OF any
other and in addition this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found not only in New-York ana al s
cities and villages but every State ana Aerr'oIy
within the Union The advertisement should pe aue '
brief as will allow Of the advantage offered DeinR cie
20 the reader. We would especially dweI on 'no ia0'
that the subscribers for the three editions OF lE
USE Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals ID
every profession or business consequently advertise
ments In each disseminate among ali classes lhh
TRIBUNE devotes especial attention to the reports OF rea
estate both in the city and in every part OF the STATE
thus adding greatly TO the value OF its columns as an au
vertlsing medium The charges for advertHing are aS
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, % cents per ln0 Tor sns'o
insertion; WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 20 pef lnei ShN'
WEEELI TRIBUNE. 25 cants per lne
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aJ RIFFCKFE Anch0ncer.

A }. BLEECKER, Auchoneer;; -, orc ,,r,ro,a
~. SPLENDID VILLA SITES 90 is N sx SCs viii
near MeCon, Dam ,tAuCrlON NJ SGG 80 st the
SILL AZ AT1TION on TUESDAY, Mav D. 1875, a. ~
y,Ib.r Ssie,,cor n, nj TrlitT Bullng
About 40 Lots Of th~ magutcnt property al ntnustion
Cor tpari on Cntraave. 100 ~t witrl bcug tei.. pa
~ t5 seventh ave Boulevard about ball nile from To-. ~ an
pr,. no rr,rrv alsauK NesioE equss ID sa an lie grs
,L t,,rt H. frr grade healthy soil acccfshy e,rv
of Cr the magnhcrni views ole o( Il through
of MI. rr roads ursriiF het .,,in,r of Nev
M 10 gut orlyod a The midst Of The ~ these slv,tsgs,
Yt R .aurhn an character comhine IN, sale M. con-
rerifr , p5ors CyetH AMI the Haven
necn between Hudson River. the HaT vim be completed in
Usi,,. Ou close proximity this propchrl. nghh6rhoDl IL
ari iu the
uuder.inol have been paTctase- fore
road Compily. de terms accommodating. ~ The
The sale e.I he ahsolni..
Oh and perfect " appy 20 he Aucioneer No - Cedar
For Maps aud other pr
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miscellaneous.

nRAZTTIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES 1 ana
ID RYR GLASSES adjusted TO tue sight at the OrIl'AH i
TUTE No. J. lJ2 Broadway.
IONSTILAR SEAL CHAMPAGNE,
As imported for n L. Union C'uo' =,
- n this delicate Dry Wine just landed from steamship re-
tiere. lo'ih"' NIL e,,t,..l.n. Ns0York
mic IRON-No. Scotch and AmeIican AN
FOUNDRY and Forge Pig IOn from ship yard and ''s'' O
umaee' f0 jAMRS WILLIAMSON Co. No 60 waL.s, n L
CEWFR PIPES.-Terra Gotta Chimney. ! ops
- n and onamentai hest hydraulic s Rks
siops%ae Sewer Pipes from 70 10 IA aAl LONG ISLAND
gr,enhousr and flooring Tiles, fioNer VS.
bOTTERY DEPOT, No 23l PearfsL ~ l.
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CUpPEME COURT-COUNTY of NEW

SUPREME COURT-COUNT1 OF NEWI
- YORK-iIARRET n. HOFFMAN,, Plaintiff against MlLLlnsa
H. RACEY aud HELEN RAcbY bis wife DsSaanI pse s
~ iln Supreme Count of the Sats OF Ne" 0 -
oye entitled action the eighteenth 4ay Of MaTcb A. IooS o
serbe the named SAID judgment viii sell " Nv
,b III BToNiway. In the Niy
Vi on TlrRsDAY hush day of Ap one thousand fSs @
az twelve o'clock noon through r. H. LOpLO
. % Anonsers The following described premises ta s to say A
% t~ certain lots pieces parcels OF gTouuu huae
nqss ol c which. taken together are oInael
sej described as Wit Beginning AZ lo & corner m gs ~
& bs eastery line Of Broadway Win the noIhe'p e
SStr (6 street and running thence ea'ter as sa =. , s
seventy Cn) feet thence northsy SUI o. % ~.
& % % ,b aid northey line Of S1tythr't and R b. % , @
Eighth .hl avenue one zen h"s Aforesaid hundred aa
an 9 feet four W half % inches 10 easeI n @
ence southerly along the eatery ne OF brosuNal
hundred ana l6) feet Que aud onelaH lD " ~
i.n. "a Shsgnning-paed New-iork, April 0a. w
pace VI LANES w. CAIRNS, Referee, NO 10 waist W. '
srorTvSHrHGH PECKHAa Plaintiffs Attorneys,
MLLs % PoSTPOYBD to MAY llth, s6s at Il oeloek noOp'
the same Paee-DAed AP O' JAMES w CAIRNS Referee.
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Al.0 at 70 o'elocl-A Pull si1s Billiard Table.
~ HENRY II. LEEDS, AuctioJeer.

Is MLNhI II. LEEDS, AuctioIeer.
ENkl H. LEEDS MINER will sell by anct,a on TUESDAY.
ISI 81 ~ t ai he residence so vnlant geoted
iiOOobhOlD lhNlIURE consisting
Mahogany suites HarCoth MAHOGANY Center fables Mirror fns
ne Engayngs on Paintings. Bsckaauut Wauobes ookcass
Mahogany Bedsteads habp saites
anted ana oak WINDOW Shades and Curtains Sv Carpets on
Kitchen Furniture. &C. - y '"'
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9ous,s anS fums GlamttS.

EARM WANTED-From 20 to 3OO acres, lt -, III III
Il Du,ches. or Columbia Counties. Address sauhs P"'e ~" ~
.cdpton RIAL ESTATE, Station D., New.l
WVANTFD-N FARM of from 40 to 20 acres
w Ia lease for o: years. must be gooi pasa'' ' ~
,h,le and water yelling aud Offices 10 good 9ns Iood
VTANTED-To HIRE 10 acres OF newly,tlleaa I'll 'sa
w SWAMI this city poSsd y steam, % ,ops wn please adj
Whoever cand do this within the le,' uou" "
a.. m GRHElEY Tribune Wanted also iArmeI
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gtaaI aNOlitss.
Z nm 0RPHANS, COURT FOR THE CITY

NOTICE to CREDITORS;-Io VIII please
10 tale notice that 18th day Of March In the year one thou
s,pd eight hundred sregi order was grated by tns
,b toye a. Barnard Of the Justices OF the supreme uq
Site o York the petition OF George Reed OF 'l NV Al
County OF New.iok insolSen debtor requiring AZ we IN
before him, At chamDes o. 'ue
t Spreme Cour, held In the City and County OF %
NGoi,v 1853. at II o'clock uo0n OF tha Jay
Nh eut OF the of tie said George b. Kei aoIa &
all his creditors 30 tha ne
syeop,ed om imprisonment by reason OF s Toynsn
"a , and that he be discharged from h imprsohhSSn ,
aSia5s of the hrst article the fnh chapter OF he @ NY
Of ~ cond p Of the Revised Statutes OF the ee a o i ~
t9e ao' amending VIC "" GEORGE B. REED, Insolyent
| Matcn, ~, p ,,...v tn Mh2tawOS
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IrunkInn ItaI Gstat. for GaI,.

grooklnn gtaI Gstai, for sal,.
~
JOHNSON & MILLER's next GREAT SALE
~ ofElGHTEESTH WARD (BEOOKLYN) LOTS VII take place
oa TUESDAY May T. u O'Clock Exchange Salsroou No III
Broadway. Maps will be ready No. 25 Nassas WEDNESDAY,
May g. Fun paica!-rs hereafter
VALUABLE DOCK PROPERTY FOR SALE
Ar BARGAIN situated on the East River, Brooklyn, h. d.
and comprising lck of ground Its location Of the most
desirable vicinity NevYo its advantage for manufacturing
purposes he s1pas aud The prospect Of Us advance m vne
ctmeH for 0f capital iuH peItcu'
lars with JOHNSON & MILLER, No. - hlssau-st, n u
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pY HENRY H. LEEDS. Anetioneer. =

I'D EXECUTORS SALE or COSTLY FURSIfJRE ALL MADE
TO ORDER BY HERIER HENRY H. LEEDst MINER yl sell bs
aucton Thursday May 7th, At l0i o'clock Fhav.
Of 36h by order Of the executors Of T. CENTRE, 10
all the valuable furniture said Arminists<
carpets Turkish suites fgEred
ambrekens and ae lace curtains carved vnut coces oraos
Onon and tonIe ehandhsrs and
brackets walnut maBe mirrors carved ai b.c2ds kc
DNNG-ROOM carved W extension abk b. ~ suite IN reps
figures rich mante ornaments RomaS bronze cSnde -I
sofas and chairs m0Quei reception fancy chs carved v"
brsr table buhl marquette fuuiiurs urtals
BEDROOMSR W. Cyd Bedstesds Mattresses Dressing blreanS
Cyd r. Center Tables W Etagnes mirror back; Cvd b. W.
Secretary Lounges ps and Brocatee Chars 90
Wilton Rugs and Carpets Egeres Qua suite In gress
Reps Chandeliers and Brackets, ca B. W. Suites in Reps H. '"
Chess Table 0tomans, &c, &C. go -,
billiard ROOM-R W. Billiard Table. fall size balls
rack counters Phps pent Walnut suites IN esn
4t Billiard Chandelier and Reeeco Brussels Carpeh &o
HALL9Rea bronze Light Umbrella stand, Hall Chair. -
KTCHEN-A Patent IN complete order OAK htense
Table Chairs Ironing Table Pa'ent Triangle Refrigerator ia
viii The preyious sale TcG from the aueioz-
eers. No. 80 Mberty-st west Of Broadway
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GnI,s br Antiion.
" HENRY II. LEEDS. Auctioneer.

n HESRY II. LEEDS MlNBR al sell By aucies oa vgprKx
DAY May g. at l0i their saesrDom No %
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FuRNTURB-Constng q gsisr,l a..
smen removed for Of sale inc1ang Paror grs
Ton Library and Chamber Furniture Velvet Bruses ard ins
oarpet guy frame French Plate Pier and MDtel Mrro W. v
40 sy suites in Brocatee Rsgs and C. ditto d. ]. Ceni.s
nsr baek and deer Btageres Bookcases Per Side Tables
D. '" ana Mhy Bedsiead Bureaus Wabsianb Toilet Tables
Madroees STAR Carpets Ocohs, Hair Feaue Spraa
nasses llws, Bosers &c W and Oak kensioa Tables,
Furniture - - '"e's' 0'''NS' Ds~' ~-- NN''~-e'
Also at 10 o'elork-A Phil
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At Ne" i''L' Is FIR, AuctiOneer.
j. III WEDNESDAY, Mayo.
"a. ~ ~ O'Clock
Al lLn I..--.u.. N.L..-..-n

] \ 81
| "A. ~ ~ O'Clock.
| ~ fhe EKclauge
| .tIrABLE DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROPERTY
TO CLOSE as EsrAIE
.fsPESAKp sr.-Tle 500 ss.'.l go, "a, .
and IS Lpsuai st. North SIDE commencing l2'' e'o '
Bf1adeaE alHlUt
STJsofy brick house art ot NO - Lisienarlst
b-.isnrg $50 vest Il thufch'st l5t
substantial Jsi1y brck rling aun lps
Cturchst east 3D. CaBa aud spenanisis size o19
Po Immediately II. close proximity TO Cagalt ana ile con
going all aroun render th prop
ery ,cm ala.b, or business purposes Title perfect Ma' "
No u Cvlar-st.
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Suriiom Sales Of 8tal Gstatt.

A j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
~. THURSDAY May at y ooek tie Exchange salesroom
No ~ BrnalFav.
The HlTCHCOCK HOMESTEAD" nile from Forlham sdloln
rg torhri Farm. AUCTION The valuable HITCHCOCK
HONEST BAD" about - divided into meadow poai land Ad
with orchard and abundance 81 uesrv al other k
fu aui s or srlen purposes dLaby siinatstnd
o., Boston roai caug from Wet Farms 70 Wiilmsh dN rec
OHnre uich L4. front Of lj feet; bounded
sides by Lorans Fauu; las wall fences on every kr on
veil divided lots; ahouds m fine spring.
each sides h. % miles from 2t station; nile frOn - E,pl..
Niiambtdgr and only mile from the crs House
The huings ~ large douhie tw-
ioI viii wing conveniently angeti u rooHi gj orer Lans
ard stone ktchon OIL Substantially built ca y
hsrn soiO stables heErry suok ehouse, &c A % ,a,g.e
of ibis pwpefv are erce.irnL sixty per ec'' ''N ' "
MaHss At ~ q
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05

Countn 3ral Gstatt for sal,
A LII WANTING 'FARMS-GOOd soil, mild
"A climate a miles south q Philadelphia Pnce only SO per acre
Also. improved Hundreds settling Information seai e
Address &. X. LANDS Nue.aud New'JerseJ
A FINE RESIDENCE for SALE-At Saratoga
~ Sprg within 6ye minutes walk u Colgr,s En1 Springs
situated CaTolst Can address H. MOBkY, Saratoga
Springs, y. u Price. @l2JOl
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MIR. JAMES ROBB this day retires from
vi our drn partner by limitation Of e9PaT;aeTif p, r.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-05

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Eew.York, May 1868. WILLIAM r FOh9I.