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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-26

COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS +,
Insurance Department.
be 1t known unto all to whom these presents come
mat the Albany City Insurance Company of the lty
duly admitte to do bushes in this Commonw wealth
under the laws thereof and haviog duly complied
with all sad laws and being possess of The REQ iste
funds and investment, is flu ly auth rized to rsns
act he business OF Fire and Marine Insu~a nee with
In this Commonwealth. JOIN e. SANFORD,
Insurance Commissioner.
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THE PORTLAND DAILY PRESS is published
every day, Sunday excel ted at No. Printers
Exchange, Exchange Street, Portland.
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THE MAINE STATE PRESS, is published st the
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RATES OF ADVERTIsIEG.-One inch of space, In
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week after three insertions, or ess $780, continu-
ng every other day after first week, so cents.
Halfsquare, three insertions or less 10 cents: one
week, LOO; so cents pc week after.
Under head of "AMUsEMESTs," S2.Oo per SQUARE
per week three insertions or less, S15O
SPECIAL NOTICES, $I25 per square ior the hrst
insertion, and 25 cents per square ior each supse-
buent insertion,
Adyertisemepts inserted in the "MAINE STATE
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and so cents per square Tor each subsequent inser
ton.
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Inc whole profits OF the Company revert to the
ASSURED ns and are divided annually upon the Prem
tfcates are issued, bearing interest until reeemeJ
Dividend of 80 per cent for 1867.
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20. Cures Eevers Congestion. Infamations, 25
:. Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Colic, rs
a. Sry'ns Collie or Tee.hing OF iltan's, 25
:, Diar'hes OF childrt n or adult. %
Cho'era- N lorbu. Nausea, ,Vomifing,23
" s;Onshs, Co ds, Bronchitis, 25
Neuralgia, Tootharhe. Faceache 25
:. ,S :. ieadaches, SicS Headache, Vertigo 25
10 Dy-peVsia Bilious Stomach, IS
II Suppressed or painful Periods, 25
~ " whites too profi'se ernds, 25
" 13 trOap, Cough. difficult Breathp pg. 2H
IA S.lt II heum ,Ervsipells Eruptons, 25
Is Rheumatism Rheumatic Pains, 2j
- 20 Fever a. Ague. Chill Fever, Ague, 90
u Piles, b'ind or breeding. so
" IS Opfhalmy, AMI sore or weak eyes, 80
" ~ ~ " eatarrh acute or cronic, InhuenZa,5H
:. ~ :. WhooP'ns Consh, oleni Coughs. 80
=. A-thma. Oppressed Breathing. 20
. Ear Osscharxes, impaired Hearing, so
. 20 Scr 'fula, en- larged' lands, ,SwelliIgs, 70
General nebi!ily, ,Physi alweakDess 0
" 20 nrcpsy, "nd se-anty SecreIions 30
70 Seasickne. sickness from riding, so
Kidney Disease. Gravel. SO
Nervous Debility, -eminaI
Emissions, Involuntary Dis
"2s :. sore Mouth, Canker, So
81 Drinary We"knes-, wetting bed, so
:. Painful 'eriods, with Spasms, so
SuhcrIngs at Change Of Life, 90
Epis~psy Splsms, st. Vtus lNqnre,i 90
Diphrheria, ,ulcerated Sore Throa; 50
FAMILY CASES
Of 35 large vials, aasoeeo csse. a.s-. 4.
cont"i" fu9 "A sPeeifc fer every
ordinary disease n family Is smbs
ject to. and a book of directions, $1,000
smaller "amily and Travelling cases,
VIII ~ TO ~ walls from SIS to S.
Specifcs tor all asrivaie Diseases. both
tor Curing and for Preventive treat
ment, IN walls and pocket cases., ........Ss to So
~ These Remedies by the case or single Box are
sent 10 any part OF the Country, BY mail or express
free OF charge on receipt Of the price. Address
Humphreys Specific
HOMEOPATHIC NEDICsNE COv1p "
Office and Denot No 562 Broadway, New York.
DIR. HUMPHREY is consulted daily at his Office
personally or by letter as above all forms OF dis
eases 80
+. Sweetzor and Crosman k Co, Agents.
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COp0rtnership Notice.

THE Subscribers have this day formed copart-
Il nership under the firm name of
WELL 81 HOYT.
for the purpose of dealing in Furniture and House
furnishing Goods, at IL Preble Street, P, rtland.
WI LIAM LOWELL,
octl2-d3w LEVI HOYT. !a'
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COpartnership Notice.
The subscribers have this day formed copartner-
ship under the firm name OF
NICKERSON S. LITCHFIELD & CO.,
for the purpose Of carrying on the FISH, SHIP
STORE, BROKERAGE, CHANDLERY and GRO
Gerry business, at No. 2 Long Wharf, Portland.
MOSES B. NICKERSON,
JOSIAH Nj KERSUN,
CHAS. L LI1CHFfELD,
ORLANDO NICKERSUN,
Portland Oct 1863 oct22d2t
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COPARTNERsIIIP NOTICES.
Dissolution OF Copartnership.

THE copartnership heretofore existing under the
i name of j. Nickerson & Co is this day dissOlv-
ed by mutual consent The business will be carried
at No. Long Wharf.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-10-26

O"pttett, $2OO, 600 90
SURPLUS, 15Ieyy 10
1otat assets, $35I,S72 42
Cash on hand, in Bank and in course of -t
TT g e. $42.6so 81
Bonds and Mrteb BONDS, msrket value, l2z ,23e O5
value at S2Ol,75O. '' piopei's 90 90, =,
Loans secrra1 lrIeIn. notes not duel 50,3 46
Pe, sooaI nron ~u py O0i,ste ais, 12,645 O4
M fror ~, ICY, Omce furniture, &C., 100 90
Itorast a sos ~ 'uer sources, 22,0e9 So
"s'i" i"eo out not Que, 4,163 81
S3o1 S7l 40
LIABILITIES:
Losses adjusted: not due, $4,000 So
do. lrepored, but not investigatedJ
Marine, In1and and Fire, 47,O3679
--s51 039 CT
1o'a wet Assels, $e0O,83s 15
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-30

scsaERER,s HALL, GOLD HILL
On MONDAY and THURSDAY SsIt ESsninSff;S Ssfsr
SchonI for BEGINNERS from TO O'clock, ,n n"es ss
which will be given Soiree' asrcs 70 as, %
o'clock. Good music win be in at'enaahee
ADMISsIoN-to School and soiree. -,
noto.,m - d. LYONS. Teacher:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-30
DANCING SCHOOL,!

.p n LYONS. OF VIRGINIA; "a
win open a School for ladies' anu ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-30
DR. +. iii KILLER, lLlEIR ),
GOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
lsfiah .sca-.ASp l5,g ~ 81. ssa
aI9 SURGEON. 3 ga,
.nR. KILLER PAYS PARTICULAR AT.
" tentlon to .i2Glg
Medical and Operative sursery aad Mid

Omee-SS. South street, opposite Wens,
Fargo q Coz 'H'+ % Aes- AHh HiIH
,,,,,,r,o,,.nr,x, ;--.,. or
H0ANOPATAr me only tue syde%9 oi
entynye years o. e1Per1eneo nave proven @ @ .rS. ~
one-hah OF tnose oy,nk ~ IN seAnv sso can W
saved 10. ~ ,...s, /. o,u.... "a. 49,
aom@opatny SuiUs 80 al r..Ss,ea the sIiiI of ~.
ssrn Css. lor aaSsshe'' SssS VI AH' y w -. .'
Hdonsthy nm aim, 10 eradicate discass entire
IN: to curo silrs and easy, without bleeding,
6Istering, eantedzin9 or dru2glng !; to prolonE
lits md iesaen tns.nnmber ofIlck days.d rH9
Z H. \,
II isoons OF the greatest triumphs OF Homo.
opathy TO dispense With the operation of ampu.
tsSIor ay,d eIrision IN n,ore fhar, fno.tbirds az
he cases, BY, tho radical cure OF The diseased
sts, ~ wnls n1sa Anopa'n' "ou'a nA's e'n'speu
FRACTURED T and serious wounds arc healed In
lea, time and with less pain than under any
other mode OF treatment. -
Homeopathy Is fulfilling mission whose end
Is the overthrow OF all other modes OF cure.
permanent rule. asgr- g.
HOMEOPATHY AND LIFE AssuRANcE.-Tho
Directors OF London Iife Assurance Office
Tho - General Proyident ',-at Site recent meet.
inc. have placed on record their opinion THAT
pefsons treated by the HOMEOPATHIC system en-.
toy more robust health. arc lcss freouently OF.
lacked by disease and when attached recover
more rapidly than those treated by any other
ciasses az diseases the morality npder Homo.
opatby IA smaIl in comparisor With that or Al.
iopatiy: that there urr discascs not rurable At
ali under the latter System which are perfectly
curablo under the foimer; and finally, that tho
medicines prescribed by Homeopathists DO no.
nqTs ~ aosSs s St epS s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-30
TO MILLM EN-.

lX,E HAVE FOR SALE AT THE COLD
w Hill NEWS oficc. half . ton OF superior
type metal, for iournaling purposes In quartz
mills. hoisting. works. etc. VIII be sold Al re-
duccd prices for eask Sit
Gold Hi, June SOFT
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-11-30

oyyrcr or COUNTY TRrksuRxR, YnsIsri,
Storey County, New. Oct. -, 1855 y
HroT1cE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
N state and County Taxes for the fscal yeaf
1888 arc now due and payable st this once and
that the law in regard TO their collection van %
strictly enforced. -
once In Court House Building, hoom No. .; .;
business on the 18th day Of November, le6o,
there win 30 ten per cent. delinquency added, a.
oe11 I'm
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
nrNrRA1 REAL EsTATE 1TEMs.

Twenty acres of land at Union Hill, Va, were
r,eeatly sold for 500 per acre. or si'5so'
According to the official table there are C3'-
g. crcs Of land in Orange County, New-Jersey value"
ataI'.a-9C59.
one of Pratt's cottages, situated on the west
silr of Fourtl-st. Candles I'M, Richmond, Va, be-
fvreg Byrd and Archst., recently sold for s2,5.o.
Two small tracts Of land on the York river
Ralro7d. three miles east Of Richmond Va contai.-
I2ai acres, sold fOr s. 2j per acre, OF S'o' '' '"
d.Fsa ago.
improvements are being made rapidly IN the
. been expended ON residences. brewcrics mercantile
p..degs. aha public ediaces during the past season
The citizens Of Columbia, South Carolina
welcomed the arIiva few days ago oI party ol '
II-u from Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA VINO Ia" E'..
MtAcr uiih tho view Of puIcnaals M lloS ,t ,,3i
about % Oi these EcHtemon ana they IePte ~ @
ca tai Among them several members Of the press
AVLot Is TO be the finest structure in Now
England is going mp on the corner or Court 'iN
U,nuctou-ss. Boston II s Of black ana white iaa D.
fre Of Maine Iis To- be paid FOR with the money Dee
j.. -ine 60 the young millionaire Sears.
The real estate of Henry Feaster deceased,
a. CdurshvfIc y j. was sold at public sale rs follows;
a ft az "a acres Of land. the east siGo OF the turn
pho was sold to Jesse Craven for Sil per ~ 5c5Y a,n II
acre. was sold to Isaac Feaster for S'7 per acre.
There seems to be no longer q doubt about the
I caggry under tie control Of th5 Central
Park tvuu.ls- 1HUIs as me hraNl'St pIoltIit t
,,,s, NH probably connect Wcstchcstcr County VITA
Nts-Y ok al or near Oue-huudrcd-and-sevcnty 1'"-s
The Chicago transfers Tor the hNc uaNS cli.iIi-
Fl'lrIty Nov 2s as in number. ana hc a-Etc-'it
amount of property conveyed was S5l'04 hlhIN-, '.
pNcr.ec of ss.IT 10 each decd For the colt'lolu'-
N.,k az 1-r. fe deeds fc1 were 163 lu number, cot
D.. u~epertv tp the amount OF Sj-jt an average 'i
1, lUl Ius each decd.
Ealtinor. real estate is brisk, particularly M
81 Nrst Irl.~ on the Liberty road tAc deIalt I,
land even ou to the city limits continues rA"oii .'
ia,.t Iii ,r ciIi De lad ha5 been taken up SO lr.e.
RANGING frcl -o.UO 90 5000 per acre. Two years -
All, all mi-lt have been purchased al from so. ~
s on0 rer acre. Strangers from all parts of the cnan'!
a. buying mp property both Ia and out OF The dj}
The property situated in Mcdford. Mess.
known us tlc spot Pond House. with me lah" i.t
other huiu.a1- Belonging 90 the estate was SOFA rtc'
h order OF administration THc land lies ON hoiH ,l
a. Toe,tst mostly embraced within the limits oi M '-
s I'd The property Was offered in four parcti-
5rst tAc "S.pr Pond House aud 0utH1 liNS'' 'i.
bog ID acres OF land: second '1hc Cottage and about
s0cD fees OF Land; tHrd 'IAe Grove. about acres c
Sa,tIy The Island ia Spot Pond. containing Gu9Ni
scres sir Orriu H-r-ail Cf SfOuchun puic1d-ft t-.
Grove ai $50 pcr acre. the Island for SiZ' ava e
Taad House" and land belonging to 30 for $780, "ll- N
dacc' wa. r-i chase by Mi. Benjamin Wright at $3.50 Ic
aA0thcr party.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
grgal t9utit's.

CUPREME COURT.-THE MANHATTAN
- SAVINGS INSTITUTION, Psuuh against THOMAS con
NAUGUTON. ANN CONRAUGHTOS. and EDWARD SCHELL. De.
fsuaus pursuance Of Judgment " 1he Supreme Cogf 81 ne
ote of New made 10 the sb0rcelid acton DAVID HAN.
Y he Referee sad Judgment named viii eel public auction,
tlgb JAMES ~ MILLER Auconccr at tbe EIchauge salom
No il Brnsdway City Of NeWiorz. on IbhSDAl ne ~
a. Of December 1863 twelve o'clock Of that day The following
t certain os piece or parcel Of Lapd situate lying Aud being 10
Wand Of the Civ Newiork bounded snd containing M i
- Renrg Al poitt northery de Of Thirty tr street
gtsr three hundred feet westes from the Intersection Of ih NORTH
- & ~ TfirtgfBtstr.ef u the westerly side Of lilsrette
rrg tortherr parallel With F6ha,enue nnctgegtt feet
nine refes thence westerly parallel With iliTtlst street isIH
49, t.ce sopheglg parallel with Ft ninety III feet
rp. inches 10 Thrrstee aud thence easieJ along i lDt
s,rs feet 90 the point ~ place o r. 'Al pee o
1865 ~ "A"4"'' '''-''
q. G. FgLtows Pla.rilE's Atiouer
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw.YoRK. wednesday, Dec %, 1853.
The attendance at the Exchange. was
email to.dov But one sale Of property was ehee'eu
The Me.srs A. j. BIoocker Son Co. sold the Io' No '''
(,erry,f 2i6x72s IT, with two-sory house anu "H'
story stable. to H. r. Mackey for $500 MI D. N "''''
- 49, deceased situated at PlcasantyilIe, Westchcs-
g., Couutv " but as the bidding ran up toohy about
5000 the property was withdrawn by order OF the ex-
e,cntor. and the sale postponed
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
Saoiit,s Of Sznkragt;p.

FTHIS Is 70 GIVE NOTICE, That on the
lotb day Of December y. 1873 warrant n BMNl! gss
isue s4iHst the estate of STKWARTI BELL in' dna su '
partner Of Use hrn Of e APgar Of the loau 0 OsAs c
touy Of Hunieraon and state % NeaJeey ~lo Ls
Bankrupt on bis petitions that tie payment o. AA} ol'
lrey oany property belonging 70 such bankrupt 20 h pr '
transfer property lsriliirA
meeting Of tie creditors ~ the said haukp pi o prove thr i M
choose ggee5 " s estst u e at a t's Of
Bauuutcf h0IeH hn 9 Aluy.. hea buufWca, AfH
Jeer before Jou Eaeaio Register te 1850 bag o January
A. 81. 1909, at lU o'clock a. a-la44 December -. l0.
s.. Eruu DEACON.
llit.4 a..4 G ..al4. ..-tsls,
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
Giiv Htsl 6stat, for Sal,.

pROADWAY and BOULEVARD PROP
y bLlA 1l front 70 loi. aasre tltst also Polio near
sHt and the BouevaI sgtbst z0h.st large
snll plots ". T. SEYMOUR. No l7! Broadway.
RUSIAESS PROPERTY for SALE-Premises
~ h ~ ousi shd No 10 Worit 2lx5 aGd $3.50 These
fo conreel forming J. Terms esiy Address Vs. b Ross No 80
NalEi
EXTREMELY valuable BUSINESS CORNER,
~ inches Csuai - ret chef0 Br0lGaae s,h
slrrs 25Oo West Brosdsay slouia. constituting
Gf Tie lucsf business u ksw-lork.
HAZARD APTHOEP & Co., Real Estate Brokers'.
No. 40 Bn'adasY. coruor " Puest
TOR SALE-At Carmansvile One hundred
Il tnthhrds PLOT q ~ LOTS With large and rosily build
'sS susbe hotel public lliop f-e 10000 Apply 10
0SD HOMER MORGAN. No PuesL
R7TI-ST near 5th-aVe-Fine 4-stOIy high
80 soi stone HOUSE beautifully eseeed throu shout
$500 reaa oLe al lOcshes ~ 900 10 Slo0y0 furnished sai
aeisru1he4 ". r. SEYMOUR 80. l7l Broadway
HOUSES or IOTS.-C Circular mailed free 10
= sil 4-1icA tIANLKi DAl. Ao ~ lrsataaJ.
1ODsEo iog SALE aud 20 RENT at Real
hfa.e o-s " yLBEEI PECK h1. ti $50 Mst DIotlaa!
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
gruokIm Stal 6stats for Salt.

ELINTON-ANE., Brooklyn.-FOr SALE-,A
y desirable HOUSE, ard lot C1ouaye u perfect
orier pic, Inquire # VAN BENsCHOIfh BJIMAh hea
L'rte Biosers. corner Fulton sni Gsesaves BrooE7s
EOR SALE on BROOKLYN HIGHIS.-Ihe
Gur IRAME HOUSES with bick basement All suee iaf,
fo ana C.s. Of Coawbs, brogl1 Egi. Terms
Fo permits 60 the house apply 81 Nn ~ Co'-oa ~
+OR SALE-LAND by the acre ln brooklyn
Whole or.s Prospect Park al the New B,eIa-lsi aso
desirable .l.Irg Dot. in all rarts n Che ctr 90 go 80
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
Eorsts, 6auiae,s, tt.

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
~ Broadwsr rilrtbs regut pablo salss n HOksks
CARgIAGEs HARNEhs. RUGS MHiFs. aad hcsled a
riding snd ddya tcd ssey WEDNEsDN ard aAIUkbAi !
troarhou the rer N oc0r Iurc s tHtf hna arumhef OF
es rbt diving ara heavy ugrl az hess siirt
hrr esrccT altefsi rot Tho i'rfsf a'oasa OF rev
m scouihari CtIrs,.s rui lcai Wre oi Harness Always -
l-ls ao rsgy superior FsrE rtsssss. BY Alss 4iePasa
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24

unusually aud varied assortment o.
FANCY DRY GOODS.
LACES RMBROIDERIES, and HANDKERCHIEFS,
RIBBONS and FLOWERS,
TRIMMINGS aud SMALL WARES
HOSIERY and WHITE GOODS
PEGPUMERY and JBWELRY
In selecting tie shove stocks psh reference has been made TO the
Holidays great assortment Of articles will be found suitable for
presents Ties Bows Shes Embroidered and Initial
HnndkefcLie Real Lace Tnme Hankorches Gens, lades
Misses Lad, snlerclsfs Of every variety put IN boxes
expressly a Christmas Gn, All kinds Of Lace Walls 0ofue1 and
Bncs AID embroidered Cas aud Sets Real Thread aud
Sha0l Re-. Csues Hair and Cashmere Sears hae Cloth
Gloves AeIsas XII Gloves. Tides. DOye Table sad Piano
Covers Fancy skirts Basket, Carved Brackets &c Pocket
Carcsss Frs Leather and Faucy BAGS Reteules Spool COT
ton aui sin boxes fts Scissor Cases Silver Tbmble' Woi
slipper aud Cushion Paens Gin aud Steel Sets Of Jewel Per
laaerv Laha. EIirlci. B.h-s. Combs DIessLng Case.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
60 Cllbcm II mUp Gonttru.

RANK ROBBERY.-On the night of the 18th
AD lr fo.iu- UNITED ST IL, t-H BONDS stolen
from ite FIRST NATIONAL BANE Of Csal1r. y. Y
An persons arc therefore ih cautioned s-aus purchasing any OF
Nos Io1 573 2tG9 rs @R
Nos @fn. 2J-9 E5D Z.al,
NJ GOO
ofGse haaifeI d.lat. each. sr- ofJal, 3. ia6s
E., 2li41 2.iiul. Ntft. l0IR
El.. U3a.l. li.s,1, -I2. 2t.
s 2UI .tNI1. 1885, lfHft
N1. 2f.lG, on. '6I. 2l'.l.f. C.l3.
utfCt G.tl. fJ11 ftb
43u15 Of hundred dollars each. i'sue Of fJlv J.
1851
No. 2-GF h1ad- dollars ri issue ~ Jnv J. l'
of ou ~ IuT
IH. Ao IaIUU5 lUut d. 49, 2ss Jt9 Ittgl i'3u llis1
il-l OF oie t.ousl i.sr uf Ju ], l Nos J.2t
211 $780, 51 oi one Hdrd DOB ar each .flc Of jy J,
JOB So 2U3 Aur'f, isre of ''y D. li PAYABLE O.
t.k Ilrf.I or h.r.r n -H of Csc n ID e 1i- slc o4 July
J. I.l Nl ll OF fit dal.sr, issle 60! JHlf }. 1904 . -
liberal rcHa.a v ue or lulrirol hat Ni 90 we
rapture ef hc thieves recovery 81 tar ioal l'o y L.,
Inr ll ils. j. THOMPSON CASHIER.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
- Nnu.YonK. prPArrnErr or fINANeE.l J

IIrK or NKw-l0HK, DEPARTMENT o. fISAN'S'f
BUREAU RECEIVER ~ TAxks,
gorar Uorsz PAaK No. % Chamberss;, Dec lc 1905.
ru,O NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is hereby gwen
t. al rcrson have omi.tei % pay '3 & '1 y. " & .
- .ws al s hafore the l day of JanusrJ l w aI '
t date interest OF % cent per auhu caeaa1e0 Ho
on O. I8Cl dar oi iuaYuent, VIII he alaeL .t..
% fs January rpr warrants ui BE- Issued O The coiec
''' D-RaA8D SAI4b, Rscsa'st
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
Situations 1Jiantso 5tmalts.

A GERMAN GIRL wants situation TO DO
" CENER " HOUSEWORH or A. COOK WASHER aud lRONkA
Best or references Apply at No II Sianout near Boner
A GERMAN GIRL wishes a Situation To do
~ GENERAL HOUSBWOX Or COOK. is willing ami obisius
No l83 Seconist, between Avenues and B.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
nsntistru.
Corporation gOtifts.

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given tila. it..,Ii Ine
Spses Committee extending rarA pice o t.e is
Robinson Of the hoard Of Aenn VII % De- "a n, IL
hr Boar Room No IS Civ Hall on III h'pA = - =,
1et noon ~ ,s rurps u hearing ang objections OF lue ttN
/, he extension Of ParkfAce by widening hOohsoh
street l'om NoheS' pace Z" JOHN HARDY
JOHN MOORE.
HUGH OBRlEN,
Special Committee oi Board Of Aderpen-
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
A. T. Stewart & Go.
HAVE LARGELY REPLBYIsHED ALL THEIR
POPULAR STOCKS

OF
SINS al 81 md eI p per yari
POPLISS 25c per Tsnl
MEaINO CLOTHS. CALICOES HOUSEKEEPING GOODS &c,
which been found dlriug the LAST TWO WEEKS so
ATTRACTIVE AND CHEAP
ALSO.
THF HEAVY BEAVER CLOTH SACQuES - 'seh ani upwards
WALKING COSTUMES SIC 4l ; IS aad 30 each extremely
low prices
BOYS GARIBALDL BISMARCK AID DRESS SUITS from SO to
G20cach.
roys oyEGcoATS from ~ to s25 each the convenience
olcust0mer.
TIE ABOVE ARB PLACED or TABLES ADJOINING THE
ROTUNDA
Broadway Fouril-aye. Ninth ani Terihst'
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24
Situaiions Wmtto- -IlaIt;.


A CLERK's POSITION WANTED-By
youn fscass cscatOa, With No rtiereuces ofpec
tiors oderae position. Apply address Tor four days
j. Y v ". box No %. Greenpont p o., l. J.
A SITUATION WANTED-By young man
as PORTER In ONCE understands the business thor
ouhy aud car give best city references a. 70 character iy
Expectation moderate Apply 10 address for three days fEIhk
pOLAN. No State st., Citr.
WATCHMAN's or P0RTER's situation
"A WANTED hv strong with hrsteas references; vii
ns hnse generally ul has objection TO wors al any
where De could make ring Apply o uf as
to FRANKLIE HCKES No 5S Eneye over lsnna1s B.seTy
NNTANTED--A place by "a young man as
PORTER MESSENGEK gives best reference Address T. D.
Tribune Odee
NyTANTED.-A young man, with SIX years
w e1psrence backs AMI counting rooms o. tbs e desires
SITUATION IA Good ana aecounnti via
y aud al other necessary quAheAoha
Address &. q. D, Box No lSl, Ithune once.
NYyANTED-A Situation as Travelling SALES
w MAN With reliable House has hgee JeAFs experience IN
the West Address p ; g., Tribune Once
NNANTED-By n young man, situation rs
w INSIDE PORTER 0r indoor WORK Apply 10 " W.
BROWN, No IS sccond't
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24

DROpOSAI.S Will be received unill SA Ii
DAY Jshusry for rhg aud recovering te property .unt 10
liz fste linear Morris. Ea River for e rssi percentage o.
amount recovered r i ercn'e TO le ale ai'-I 4j
be- reqrirel Ter e hihl Performance Of th Wo Ioloa 4
fpusrrt, 60 usd b. addressed Fpo,a leofe "f No
113 f1fkH The toufgI ile fti "a tt al FVfV
al BOD deemed lor q ri- .ntsr,st
Apv ,t,onns.n De- .red y ~ he gigea tv apprbg
CHARLES J.. fhAll, PIuAsut
Wor ester Mass Dec O. 1865
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24

:alisttllautous.
EOR SALE-A complete set of MACHINERY
r ROLLING BRASS. Il o txo pairs of Rolls. 1912
inches ousgs Scspug Machine rg0t ho &C. TIE whole
m will be sold ioS AliIess MILL ftnkloFi
T. o.. Philadelphia. Ia
MINERALS, FOSSILS, and SlIELLSo of every
w defcrIon or College, schools aui private collections al J.
sEYMOURS MINERAL AGENCY, No. 81 Beekmanftt ~. !.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24

4. +. STEWART & Co..
B-oadssr. Fourtb.sre.. Ninth ard Tentb-st'
New-York tribune., 1868-12-24

WIN. EVERDFLLS SONS, No 1O4 Fultor-st
w -SIEAA JOB PAlSTK.S sad LABEL AANUFAGTUk
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17
Budset OF ScissoringS.

sT The foiiow ing little poem has been TO-
iug th- r,und, Of ths Eastern pre;s vtthou.
credA for the authorship; IALIlL
40 BABY IN rHr Horsr.
10 baby In the house, know
Tis GP too nice and clean:
No toys by careless fingers strewn
Upon the noors are seen.
70 finger marks are on the pains
No scratches on the chairs.
No wooden men set up In roNys,
Or mAfshaled odth pairs: J lpl
10 little stocking, TO BE- Ga,ard
AL ragged a. the toes;
Eopile ofmending 70 be done,
Made up OF baby clothes;
No little trou bles TO be soothod,
No little hands TO fold.
No grimy fingers TO be washed,
No stories 20 be told;
No tender Kiss TO be given.
No nicknsmes, Glove" and Mouse;
No merry frolics after tea
No baby In the house. ...-
I am assured on good authority that this
wass written. by Miss Clara Dolliver, San
Francisco girl while in one Of our public
schools, and what is more at the age OF only
fourteen years .3nlT4
The Van Buren press., 1868-07-17
--- \ partyof ycntimcntal younc /

- y party Of scntimcntal young ladies
werelrrrently, overheard by theirteacher re-.
citing the following arithmetical exercises /,
Two glances make ! look. 2 looks make
l sight, 4sishts make ] waltz, waltzes
make ! palpitate, 2 palpitations make !
call, . calls make attention, 2 attentions
make ! fool sometimes two. 2fools make
| Irritation, 1 Irritation plus 2 bouquets
equal ] engagement; 2 engagements are
cqualsto lmarriagc. II y~1tA ,EF.s