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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03

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n a.n,r,,n,n,.. y,f thay have not recsil-
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IT.. A.so.sors Of tho town IF Chester
have completed their valuation for lHoS.
Amount OF Personal Property S3b6,3l9
Real Estate, S45l,4l9; Total, SslISl0.
Number OF Polls, 5l9, decrease OF ~
since last year Number OF Dogs VI.
Amount of Grand Last Sl",o'S,"2.
Mr. 4: G. Stone, of Rochester, n Y,
is canvassing Chester for the purpose OF
securing subscribers for IN Atlas OF Wind
sor county, winch contains every town IN
'A'0 '''""'s' Oh ",' '"'"' eeN pan ''''
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mr. citizen. in soliciting substitution.
..h;oh H.. move truly deserves
Tho scboo, in North Chester comman
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03
Marrianfs.

WILLIAMS wINsLOW In Brandon NV
l2'h, 10y 4. Thomas, D. D.. Mr. Er4mpu
Williams, of sudbury, and Miss I'll. A. Wins. ~
u Brandon.
iLLlNGS-LASE-Ou TUESDAY. Nov. -,
az All Souls Church, New York by t.e Rev. Ds.
Bellows, Oliver F. c. Billings % Charlotte, daugh-
Ter Of DAVID Lane, Eel.
LAWRENCE. -WIHsLOw. In Windsor,
Nov, 18th. ~ Rev. l. II Byingtnn. james NJ
Lawrence tN kmiat l. WIusspS, both u Bran
don.
RICHARDSON WHITE In Rutland, Suv
-H.h by Rev. Leland Howard, George Richardson
and Allte Whit, ali Of Rutland.
NOBLE -MyNAUGHTON In TnmoutA, on
the ii, by Rev. W. 7. Heynck, u Claren Ion,
George \. Noble and lotto \. AeNsupht5n, Of
Tnuouth.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03

ANNA DiCEiNsoN,-The Middlelury
Register announces that Anna Dickins,n
:, - To lecture before the Young Mons
christian Association Of Rutland. on the
leth 70 avoid mistake, We make the
correction that ,hc is TO lecture in Rut-
rnl December 2t,'. not the l2th.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03
Cole andiIi>corL Trial.

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his opinion the rr;san.r VS.. uf .nnl
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03


In th' House Of Deputies yesterday, the
minister OF Justice, Count Van lapfe.
made speech urging legislation ior ma
king Il &c legal system Of the Prassian
kingdol uniform with the systems Of the
Northei n States,
MADRID, Dec, /.
On NJ, nday poltiealmceting Of mon
archists in Nolladea WAS broken up by the
Republic ans,
\ rum' @r is abroad here tina, tho Coy
eminent O the United States have rccog-
niled the insurgents in Cuha as hcnivcr,
ents
Admiral Menicl Nunes has arrived in
Madrid,
Tho Republican, attacked and li-par-
sed meeting OF Mouarehist- in the. town
Of Orense,
PARIS, nyc, J,
General Prim in "A letter to the Gaalai,
declares that the present Spanish Govern.
ment viii have no dealing, with the
Bouriaus, and denies with Indignation
the truth Of the report that BE- purposes o
coup dc'tat
Boursc, iirn Rents -,
LoNpuN, b.. l.
The second great scull race ON thc river
Thames, took place to-day between Jo,-
eph Sadler Of Putney. and Henry Kelley.
of Putncy The latter held the cham
pionship Of the Thames tar nearly six
years hut was defeated last mouth by
lame, Rcusiorth, Of Gate,heal NJ Cas-
tie, in a race. OF nearly five mih,-, ara ~
river Thame-, from Putncy ,o Nrrlikc,
for two hundred pounds in gold side
The race to-day was for thu same amount
as won by Kelley, who beat Sadler four
lengths in 2al minutes. thu,re-liuiug i'm
part his last laurels ana prestige. Thr
weather wa, fine, and MS IN the previous
race there was an immense Attendance To-
witness the contest.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03

fHENuM--Ihc first premium Oh, tat
oxen NJ the County Fair, last October, was
awarded TO L.. G. Fish, Of Shrewsbury,
and not 10 l.. Fish, Of Ira, a. reported at
the time. and were the heaviest pair Of
aNeu uu exhibition
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03
zen. Grant Declines n Public Re-
CeptiOn.

BOsruN, Dec. l.
The letter OF Gen. Grant declining
Mayor smprtlcft's invitation to the hospi,
talitics Of Boston, and stating that he
would hc pleased to rrr-rtrr- ii iiaaeris
"a. tn" -. James during his stay in the
city, ha. been published. The General
ask, to b. excused from any and all pub
Mn Recommendations.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03

NV YORK, Dec !.
Dispatches received from all sections of
the country announce that the presiden-
tiA} rlcctog, met to-day at the capitals of
their respective States. organized and ad.
iourncd till tomorrow.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
&C. &C. &C
Thc flight OF Gould and Fisk
Denied.

NEW YORK. Dec. /,
Tho story tina, Gould, Fisk and Gould
had dccnped with from eight to
ton million, q dollars Of the Erie rail.
road money has been spoiled to-day by a
statement of ,e.tain facts II appears
that it was necessary that the contract
with the Delaware and Lackawanna rail-
road for the lease Of the Morris and Essex
should be signed Yesterday by the officers
~ Honcsaale, aud an agent was sent to
that place with the papers. Arrange
ments were made TO send the messenger
On Sunday night Mr. Gould learned
that the building and offices were watched,
hence the movements and departure Of
ia" train so graphically described.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03

The "JuNCrIoN' DEroT-Ihe Rens-
selaer and Saratoga railroad company are
materially charging the depot at the
Waterford Junction, and the platform has
been enlarged to more than double its
former capacitv.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03

PORTLAND AND RUTLAND RAILROAD.
We commend TO our readers the follow
ing article on the Portland and Rutland
railroad, taken from the Rutland Courier
of last week, to the careful and consider
ate attention Of our readers:
We perceive by the Maine and New
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03
CTATE OF VERMONT, DISTRICT

~ Of Rutland, ~. The Probate Court for the
District OF Rutland:
To all persons Concerned,
GREETING:
Whereas, J. c. Can, Guardian of Alice Riford,
Minor daughter of Nelson L. Riford, late OF Rut
land, deceased, having presented his petition in
writing to said Court setting forth that his said
Ward owns an undivided interest In certain real
estate, situate in Randolph, in the county Of Or
ange, il being all the real estate owned by his
said ward in said Randolph and that u would be
most beneficial 20 the interest OF said ard 10 sell
the same, and put the proceeds Of such sale at in
terest, or invest it in stocks or Real Estate and
praying said Court to srant him license TO sell
said Real Estate. Therefore
are hereby notified to appear before SAID court at
the Probate office, in Rutlapd dn said district, on
the sd tuesday Of o,, have "a. ~ ia i' 80 10
should not be granted. 49,
Dated al Rutland in said district, this 2sth day
of November A. d. 1865.
w. q. EDGERToN,
Decldid&w2ws Second keglster.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03

AEIu~rED.-A young man named John
Hurley Ma, ii few day, since arrested at
Mortified Falls, for breaking into q store
and stealing 1925 worth Of Vermont Cen
trail railroad tickets, s. in.ccnts, lot of
postage stamps 81 in fractional currency,
and number of cigars. He has con-
fe.sc3 lis crime.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03
south American News.

NV wv, IJVV' '
Later advices received from Santiag" 81
the engagement between the gov fhih''
trc ops ana the revolutioni-'s "a the Town
of Villa Del Cobro on tta 2ith ulto. -'1ll
int rease the nu"ocr OF re'"li''i"i''''7
xii led
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03
Cable News.

LosD On, Dec. |.
Consols 02i for money and account.
American securities quiet. Bonds 74t.
Railways, easier rat 4s-u unchanged
TRANSPORT, Dec. l.
Bonds 79s 81
LrvERfooL, Dec. l.
Cottor. quiet but firm. Uplands III,
Orlee.ns lit. Sales $4,000.
3readstuffs unchanged. Bacon quiet
Spirits Of Turpentine 29s Tallow 5s
Sd. Linseed oil Glib. 81.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES five cent
pieces are in circulation. They can be
easily detected, as they are composed Of
much poorer metal than the genuine,
while the work on them is badly exc
cuted
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03

rug INSTALLATION or REV. NoI,-
dtN SEAyER, d, D-Rcv, DIR, Seaver,
was installed pastor of the First Presby-
terrain church in Brooklyn, y, Y, last
evening, Rev, Joseph I. Duryea, u, ID,
preached tho sermon, The other services
werc conducted ty Rev, Samuel Huuson
Cox, d D., Rev. 5 7. Spear, D, D., Rev.
Theodore |. Cuylcr, and Rev, Theodore
; Brown.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03

Imi pu.r~ of me CoUSrEs-The
summary ri the returns Of the town
delt- r,.aw Windsor county to be the
largest I'M el.h', bennington next, and the
ioN,wiu. mex, ia the order in which they
arc named Rutland. Chittcndcn, Orange,
WluaAam, Warrington. Caledonia, Or-
l.,u,. Allison, Franklin. LAmoillc. T.
soy nd ,rIuI Isle. The large debt of
W.ul-.r pli Bennington Counties are
mainly tr soldiers taun'ics and in aid of
Ean.a. remaining counties are
ua.'', " .r3.'f- The debts ii Caledo-
uit, l.auals. aat franklin Counties, are
probably hrt"ly in.ro,-'i. at the present
thu. .- .a..t ., d., t,Hu, i'll those
.aor.- base, sine" the reror, to the
rrya>urrr ia the 81 day OF March, 1865,
voted "a IA in the building Of the La
mo,.Nr Valley Railroad. The total debt
%, the t.Nr- ot Tho state Is 1899, rs, st.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03

DNNHr.-The Dandy cornct band gave
a tree concert in the church at Dandy
Four Corners, ON Saturday evening last.
They ,anrcmplat, purchasing a new uni
form There was % good attendance at
the concert,
There IA an ell being made to have
congregational singing take the place Of
choir music in the methodist church.
Mr.. NJ. Dusao, who has been teach
ing the select school AZ DANNY during the
.faIl Will 'ale ctar-r.ot tho higher depart
mcnt at the graded district school,
through tie winter torn.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03

COUNTY CoURT-The December term
of the Addison county court commence,
its session at Middlebury on Tuesday
next, Chief Justice Pierpoint presiding
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03

Shipping master Garcia, w"o some
months ago attacked Mr. 1t JHentr'''
WHO was then acting as United states
Consul here has been arrested aud placed
III Fort Punta by order of Captain Gener-
al Lersundi, to answer the charge OF de-
fn.uding the American Government
brought against him by the present Com
sui General of the United State
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03
'iuyoralty Election

NEW YORK, Dec. /.
Oakley Halls majority is estimated at
about. 10000.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03
EARM & SLATE QUARRY FOR

The Subscriber offers for Sale his Home Farm in
the North part Of Poultney, less than 4 Of 4
mile from the Railroad Al Hasford Crossing A
valuable Quarry, Of extra quality Of Slate, is To-
Gated on thu Farm, and Affords an excellent op-
pertunity for investment.
SANFORD u Parks.
Paalnss, Nov. NM lsss, Svivs
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03

Pam Paint Yes, Woleutt'- PAIN Paint. Al
tAr % and TAX" none other. II You have a'5ld Ia
tAe head, er Da'auh, got Wo.r9.t'- AuuIhil t's.
l1A lN' bottles, a.. RrwaE. of imi'ltlais.
LWNS.WNa
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03
GIVEN

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
~ that l forbid all persons fom harbourinR
or trusting my wife, Sarah A. Mcdonald, on my
account, as shall pay no debts OF her contracting
after This date.
RORFRT MCDONALD
Rutland, Vt Dec. I'd, ls6s. i9w$"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03

SUNSHINE AND SuAbow.-This work,
entitled sunshine and Shadow in New
York. written by Roy. Mathew Hale
smith descriptive ot the Life in New
lorh, o., 800. of the mos, thrilling ana in
tsre,ttu, volumes tia, has recently boon
..r.-.u',l % the public It. purpose be-,
nt 'n jraw picture al the great Metrap-
lis with its lights and shades. in a series
4 snphi. pai,r,, -krtching New York as
he h, seen it. Tho information ana ma
rrrial ir the volume are drawn from or.
.giua ard rr.iAi'n sources. Dissertations
..rs given nf the city, its high lifc Wall
,tr5r, sk,t los Of the representative mon
Of the city like stewart Beeohcr, Harpors,
A-.ar. Vanderbilt, Fernando Wood. Cha
pin. Baruum, Greeley aud others Also
histories Of the variou. religion, denomj-
u4tians Tho Shadow Wh.eh overcast the
great ,J0y are Interestingly and graphic
ally described As with tha pen Of an artist
The work Is one Of value to those who de-
-ire-to road history oi the Metropoli, Of
til, western world The work j. pub
li.hod by j. Is, Burr X Co, Hartford
Mr. William II Hoyt, i the Agent for
the sale of TIL, work in thu t,wu, OF Eut-
land, Poulrurv, CA,'lcton and pittsford.
and vii canvass Ruurul and Pitt~ford
carly day. Mr lIoei, j. "a reliable
....-..0 ! 80. B..
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03

,.,.,....,.,.,,...a. aud M,imid, Tu,- ts'.
,.. t.}. ..at... pra sot sheep l",.. Dr..
,,.' ,a,n. .alr, i-tt,1 than last We. ~!
uo..an tArr #..t ~. jftH. change IN figures
,,,,,.t l..,r,.. :, ..,... .h.s;. spin' unpr"v'
,t...... Nuaaa,tu' ~ilta at,lr appear
,t,lrHn. add ,tl- t's-- is mon" readily scd
s-safn, Ili tI.n ra -, les weeks past, s',ll
fr,r,,r finn M. country. who was looking sbrnt
ttcs,l, vans. ,y.t,--~I surprise at the sa'eS q
oxe,, ami stert, tar u 10 Y cent, Per pound, ant
remarked tina. thry we've worth as much IN the
country a, ,h.y brought here. -
\ fine lot OF elrvcnstwo year old steers. iai-''
Iv llr. North, OF Shoreharn, Vt, sold 81 ~
p'r round, ,-tiiutt'd 20 tlsess 700 pounds ese'',
u,n,lt0n & WilelN, Who also sold 49,
IN s,,,, BUYERS nj 10. c. per po"-a' ~
Mr.. PIKE sold oxen At iEc'' H. "nI a.,
az, .,,. i live weight for onai
''''''' -, b. and one stne for Sc % sk u
49, ,. "a. s5la II cattle a. Toe" 20 "a. =
~ dry COW. for IS dollars each or SS', ~
- 4 large part OF the sheep was sou
f',',.,' ;-;a, reTy * Mouiton told in tins Wy
,"., nan NJ Rrawn. NJ. I. shaek.u >o'N
80, a. from % to $50 per head. Geo. "a"
-, "a .he.p. 80 rer head. II. Long '''''
"a al 70 each y. Pike sold ie2 Tor :" -
s,hip sold 81 slim sheep for 20 a"nsis
-, ,his il will be seen that slim sheep fer
.arsn as they are appropriately called :. 'nA
ra,ra.. do not ssll any better taan nsse''
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03
lizard WOOD LUMBER WANT

III AhD WOOD DO NJ DIN W AN I >
i L ed Would like to contract with parties
to Get out Maple, and Ash Lumber to Order
Also want quantity of & inch Ash ..and Ne.
pie now.
Address,
y. GRIFFIN,
KniiTen NJ. NJ. Co
4aw4w worcestsf, Mass.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03
SIL. Y F. Il " \ Il F.

O,'hrur~,,' -r},., Atatstat",r bousht ~
grossly lar
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-12-03

rHuHIN HipcN. MERCHANTS. ROW.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
qBE RUINED CITY IN ARIZONA.
70 tAe Editor of The Tribune.

10 the Editor Of The Tribune
SIR: Statements have recently Deen pun
sbed in all Of the papers regard to the ruins Of city,
aid 70 have been recently discovered in Arizona on the
Iitte Colorado RIVER discovery IS not so very re-
cent, after all In july 1885, party, headed by CaIt
Thomnson In which ID. &. Collier editor OF Ihe
a%,aI GiiV Register VIM. N ByeTs, editor OF Ihe De,otr
Ee,ps Capt sopris. Dr. BOwby, and number OF Otne
seientAc men, left Denver, and struek Inc on % lai, ~
for the south West Some time during the uSnh uSt o
Aneust they came upon these ruins, aud upon leh
turn made quite yOuminous report which T,erdard VIZ
Ashed al the time in the Colorado papers ana V .inS
oOpled into papers throughout the States Not
any maps with them, they we're under the 0ipent
that the city was Grand RIVER an an bnild
Sf the Colorado Some OF tno.or,ation tno
iuRs were In an excellent stale OI ,pti, - heU5p
and an aoueduct seven miles IN length S t,S mater
stone with which the city had been suppeu VIII WIZ n"
was 20 well preserved that but niue fePSs nse The
sarv 10 make n available for it's Orlgnal puIpo, h',
ttyie OF architecture similar 10 lna1 "a ~
NJ stevens I'm his travels in Central AheIc. anu w
scribed NV him as being Of Aztec origin IN Ihe NaIS'
oyanges lemons lines, and cotton were growing VIII
shono that the land had at one time been uldeI euIt
The report of the discovery was made at Denver
Sn eeptember. 1859, aud nothing but the persistent
hasnv of the Navajo Indians prevented the oigaiH-
tion of company for further explorations since then'
the mines have absorbed the attention Of parties el-
rratpg 20 that section and all interest IA the uscoNVIS
has been Oet. =" ~
Eeto- York Sept. 4, 1908.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08

TRAINS LEAVE NBwYoRK: ,.,.
FOR Nes Hsres and Bridgeport, 700 500 lhL lLS r. Nv
(Hrl $40 (kIl 1tS A0. ; 81, and 500 tbrl M .nus
For Milford Sraod Fairfield Southport aud Wsr'poH J." h
For Yor..n 100 500 (Brl 900 lLsO las tELl i" BIB
sls lg fErC SO 500 tBLl p m.
For Dahsu. 100 eOO, Nos m AS 40. a@nn
For stanford 100 500 BLl 500 IL % m; l2l3 Eth IS
'n Crs,u~cb and Intermediate stations LOo 900 lc n u"
' W. CONNECTING TRAINS
Por Boston via Springfield, seoa m (ELl 400 Ell eWPS
FOR Boston shore Line, IL IS (EI) 800 p -, an
FOR Hartford and Springfield. 500 (BIL ais, j" th' "
For conn.eiicu River Railroad sOoA CsIh nsF NV
For Hartford Proyiisncs and Fishi Railroad SOC (EIl "
p - ..--,--..- p.p,..A .t6al -
For Canal RAILROAD 400 NJ lals to ssrhsnf"' 90
lsmsburs 49,
For Hsuss,oae Railroad, 400 NJ, 800 p w.
For Nsusatuek Railroad 8O0a m, 400 p m ,,u.u,a
70, D,sbary and Norvst Railroad 100 300 m lIls N"'
oo~m"d"s' Sleeping "a" JAMES H. HOfr Ss.L-
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
xnsirntiion.


A MER. SCHOOL INST.p founded 1856
"A Areiset Edacsnenai Baresu has hurAed facilities aid.
sg all who sssi Tssehe and for AnsseDR Educational
business al kinds Experienced viii fpA Rrsai h
sppg edrt Application Porlas when rsaud Demsnd for
Tssekes 9 bhsE j. w scHRRNRRHORE No. IA Bosdst
A HOME and SCHOOL for BOYS under Il
"A Of g. msy ,: found IN pi:s.ss, location s,.so
vsous sotns pupils The fall Of al wssi, ,H ,or
"WEDNESDAY Of September scholars are re-
circulars Information apply 10 M
LUhhus No Ga John TO the Rev EMEEs0E Principal
A ARON RAND. CLASSICAL French and
N Engih SCHOOL viii reopen MONDAY Sept IT, I2o7
eros1~sJ
AT the n. Y. UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR
"a SCHOOL s.st Of wssbhEtoD ,9uirs,
Pspb tyt ee ivr COLLEGE BUSINESS "opens Sept Oh
sslss q ~ VEi'sug ReoB No. g.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
ERIE RAILWAY.-TRATNs LEAvEDEF0T

SUNDAY TRANsS:Da a Way Train FOR Otsylej 100 ~
Paterson; $50 Sgk Epress for Dunkk Buffalo Rochst,
Salamanca snd all points West aud South; 100 Emgani ,td
W.y Irsiui II p N. for Paterson aud Port Jervs
Express Trains through SsamaDca, Dunkrk ard Bfs -t
out change Of coaches and 10 direct With all Soafber e
Western lines
Perfectly Ventilated and LuEunou Sleeping Coaches aseomp 81
Night t1rain,.
Tickets obtained the Comranys ocesNo 24l Brass
Depot foot of Chsmbst NeNiors also Long D0i Depot gsy
City
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
situatiuns GianttO- -1malts.

A RESPECTABLE young lady desires STU sltia-
CIAvBERMAl wOn do Ems washug and ironeE %"
bon,eoTs In small pnyas family Best Of city seence' AZ -
No 90 East Tssth 81, NeS-iork City Can ps seen m wv
A GERMAN COOK wishes a situation; also'
" rl IN 40 General Honseworks also one TO Mind Ss1 AZ
nj, A, No sl Seeondst foor between Avenues sn1
IIOUSEK EEPERs situation WANTED Dy q
.dos adv Of middle age psy Of gentlemen hotel sr pr
ve family good practical housekeeper understands let
thoroughly the best Of reference 30 70 pst '
aualiheatons. Address h. d. L. G., Tnbnue Once
all respectable families Boarding Houses
- and Hotels supplied Nih good SEtVANIs i9n az s'
Protestant and Catholic az Ms fors.toas once no -
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
Gopmimrstp gutitts.

day formed firm OF SHEPARD
FAR and the Merchandise Commission Business here
'N AUGUSTUS d. SHEPARD.
HENRY PAILR.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-08
Excursions.

nAlLY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
IL ROSLYN, snduS Wh.estons Bsyhss Doeh Crest Meek
Sand, Point Motifs Glen Wood amer MONDAY
inns rs she steamer ARhUwsMITH Capt has will lesys PseE
slip Pier BAst River morning s for tine land
ins. Returning will Isa's RcsJn ss 800 y.