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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

PKBsoNAL.-A personal notice viii be found in
our advertising columns, In which lady Is re-
quested to send her address to No. l54 Magazine
street, where she will learn something to her sd-
Vantage.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

The Galveston Bulletin says the celebration of
Nardi Gras in that city was the sickiest attempt
of fun within its memory.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

Elsewhere Will be found the message OF the
president to the Senate, defending his right to
remove Secretary Stanton.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

Never waste argument on man who does not
know logic from logwood, which is the case with
half the people who love dispusation.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

SAILING OF TIE KESsNGTos.-The steamship
Kensington, Capt. Hedge. sailed last evening for
Boston direct, with full freight and number Of
passengers.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

A handsome bouquet was sent from this city to
Wac ington Fire Company at Baton Rouge for
their ed Of February celebration.
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j. GUMA.

j. q MA,
166...-...... COM MON SIRE ET...-.....1S
Oilers for sale IS CO HAVANA CIGARS, Of ssv<s,,
brsrds and sses the low price Il 10 pecs or
thousand The connoisseurs Invited 70 II AnlH
anime ths stock Remember,
]. GUMA,
No l55 Common stresk
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-02-28

ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE TRIUMPHANT.
Louisiana State Fair Hghe,t Premium 10
sLOATS ELLIPTIC SEWING MACHINE.
selling = very Price II S50 and.
with each will throw IN o. MoCA LIS ROYAL CHARTS
fITiINo LADIES and CHlLDREks DRESSES.
Al. ). HEDRlCK
Az the Great sou-hern Machine De.ol 81 rann atrnnt
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xssss once Notice.


rziursAa notice Mails ct thsr New orisxns ono
wnl b closed - foIlovs:
Nails for Mobile, Montgomery, Atlanta, Augusta and Dc
lumbuz, Ga, close daily Atsr.
Csast all for all fost Onhccs ssyor
Sara. closes Mondays 81 ?. -. and FridAysssSA
veksbars Mails cisss ct T. ever Tuesday and Saturday
vie the River.
Nails tor Lower csass close 81 A Il svsry Tuesday
Friday.
Halls for csvngtsa close a T.. sysry Monday end
Thursday.
Halls for Aiefsrs close daily - sAH
Mails for Stations opsessas Railroad viii close daily
zrn.
Mails Tor Lafoarshs Parishes WIN nondays wsanss
days and Fridays, stSr.H
Nails for Galveston. Brszos Santiago and BrownsviEs
Texas. close - A =. Sundays, Tuesdays fhnrsdsys
end Saturday, Vie Opslousas R&flresd
uss for ousshiss etvw eisss sr. 4 Wednesday, an<
Saturdays, via the Rivs
Nails for rorshsasssrp fex.s Red Rvsr close tvssky
Tuesdays. Thursdays - Sssurdsyl
Nails for Havana yin bs srvsrds1 By every vessel essrzs
for said Port
nsis North. East I'D Wst vis New Osans ~ yasksss
Railroad, cisss daily sssP
Way Mails via Jackscn Railroad closes ct eAH
oSyIOE BoUks--opeas A L.. eissss P.s.
ne DELIVERY vfn ~ Kept opss srtnfp q
3v1pAYA-0ncs opsss A l., and closes lzn.
r W. TALIAFERRC,
T0snAzsu.
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sTREEr................u
A. HHoUssEAU CO., Importers orsr 1t low prcss
yARPETIN0-Englsh snd American, Of All kinda; noor
china. 100 pieces Cocoa; WINDOW SHADES Taoie and
Piano Covers ornmb coths-Drugget Linen and Fe Cur
tains-lace, Reps Worsted, Damnsk Cover
invrner spt cosson str1nsdt cn-nir-- p-s "a
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Tsro Grand Fsfe Days

The misfortune Of the rss has 'e the Association
financially condition ard we feel me neee'
sly Of isislng fuuds TO csy on an enter ,rss 90
he n.,rssts o. Lcuiians Rinx implicitly upon the p1o
he Of New Orleans and perpetase this Institution
We PROPOSE with out its objects w.t.
renewed energy.
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A heavy stock Of SILvERwARE, JEWELLERY sHd DIA-
MONDS hand at A. B. GRISW0LD cos.
Canal snd Royal streets Also such useful articles
Clocks, Bro Mantel Ornaments Work Boxes Writing
Desks Dressing Cases. spectscle Cutlery Guns and Ps-
tols, tor sale az extremely low prices
A. b. GRlSW0LD Il CO..
Canal and
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rEE ACTS OF TEE LAST LEGISLATURE,
Held begun The asih January 1877 city ofrsv
work,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-04

At Paterson on June l. as advertised In THE TRIhUNE
f1e aucf lion sale of plots Highland Park TOOK place
Mann prominent buyers the ground. and several
from Ncw-YOrk. The Secaucus races drew away H".H
Ncr lhe high reputation Of Mr.. Mercels Iudcious
dealer lent confidence 10 the sale. -Four lois were su I"
Jobu SchOnruakcr for 1000 Il TO John liehke' SV@i
J. ti0ttchius 81 900; 10 William Gledhii, SO4G 10 u H.
Hobart, 5000 4 TO stephen WiscWau, SL0sG "A "''
and house 10 john Edwards, Sjl,3lG To jon"
Zlbrisde, $500; s 10 john Hogencanp, sl'.DG 20
l. DeuIarcst $40; - to Charles Murehctd S2.5 10
u g. Fulton. 81 900; to o. NaudcrhOYen, SyuV; To
Thomas Piatt $40; 10 Milton Brown, 500; 10 NLm
Filler Sg20 10 GaTrabUut uopsOu aud BOSclI @-u
A 40 VHuderiUveu a Webb. $1,000; 10 Thomas lIult,
1850 AID house TO JOnn Bauuls, Sl4OJ; 10 Otu 70
christie $50. THIS leaves surplus OF abOhl 40 Iols l."
be reserved for private purposes and for future sales
The prices ~ per Cclt higher than was expected %!
sag.clus real estate men Since the auction So tid e4'
have been made private terms at about thc SAME
rr. and several u the purchases have changed han-6
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WEDNESDAYS wBArHRR REPORT? a. t.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED.
PORT or NETWORK .......n..Jys


CLEARED.
chester Wilmington n c Acu'bni Kelley New Bstf'ri Sing'asa
Sst.1Laass Charlotte o. o. shaI Gibraltar for ORDERS n K
big ~ Louise Miller Leghtoo CAnienas, woodland M.aAia a
I lf Csl A 1G ss M as SS MeLso PSaos
SSsose- W Pierce Prout Portsmouth Sarah B.InIe..
Proctor Boston, Tnfr BGgSer Bangor Me amelia AGsssS sea
santa arhs Ssvas Sr CrAageaAi W MAIyes Catu SOrf'ii
SopsRsport stephens. EevI,sa John Adams Hi0eE New
ARRIVED.
~ lat g. lon - p, passed iSo ieeorg~ MAY 20 a " "
o9 bass 20 81 az Passe SIP Msaa a. o. bound a
I'D 8 :, = T S, .ip Ab gs iS r I isr
Steamship T!sme'. Pennington Ssyannah ma's sn' ''''
,s RF sS I9 9.ri, p rS SsTssa e. pas.
SHaI SAMSON ss1 SSiI SS March - miss May H. La
q a. lon Al . passed .ag JOIN Pai''H' ''1Dd r.
i Bar. s ssisa ~ sugar so, May rs J. S'y'' late
Barr Kasrr. Eos) Jensen N;gro5t Taroad iron
81 4 EFf w. E.'; Gts'is f s. '' ''''''
Bns Alien Se.els RosehrooI, Clsuraesos sugar
1 h9 is o0C Csa 0 ci-as M sa-r NJ, % IA .,
spoke bark & W Gs. hence fer Asisarn. - . 'a
BIZ RablOai Coonb. Gardens = day. sugar.
seT kA. Montgomery ST Johns p r. . lays May 20 s.
sfl ns S1G f Srss If Rsse5 'i ,.,e
Sehr O,belIo Ellutge. Matansas 10 days sugar
Sehr Anna Leyerett, Squares. Ssgua 10 dsgs,
Schr Alice MCck Freeman Jcrvmiei o. Domingo 10 days LOO
wood
Schr T. NJ. Hamilton Smith. Remedies sugar
Schr Nellie 1rne. Hume Gardens rno.assss.
Schr Susan Si-tsnn Parker. Hunscoa. 7 r., n0lasses
Schr Aetha Samnis. Kingston, ia 'ogwOal and coffee
Srhr Eurutas, Birisal Wilmington, ~ G., yellow pine.
schr Margaret Ann Wheipy. Aux tsyes y haywood MAY
l9i 20 s. lon - a. spoke sehF bne tot Machas from s
Cnta
Geo A. Pierce. Fiuow. Cardenas and mOasses
Schr. Margaret Ann. King, st Johns f. H. sugaE
EcLr. John H. French Ponce. 2. r.. IL days. susa-
Viola. Sullivan. Me Mason, virginia
j. g. Ferris Virginia Maria s Elizabeth. Virginia
: y Dupre, Virginia T. & G. Nshsrt Dfrien. Ga
EnchAntress, Savannah &. A johnson Washingon,N @
Gen Sherman, Georgetown. D. C. Helm sarah. virginia
Auns u. Jaeobs Boston M..sd Fillmore, boston
FOREIGN PORTS
S. Do1iIgO May ln port, schr T. s Tsisien Toe
Boston, !oadIug
SPOKEN.
MAY lat q g. Ion IS baEA Cromwell Brl from Havana ss
QueenstONu.
Msy H. AL a. H. lon. - TO- slip seeaene Orr. from f<
Qurbec
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gcusts anO fams 0lmttS.

guusts AND fams 0lmttS.
VVANTED-To RENT, good sized HOUSE,
W within Minutes % one o. The orange e. e'Io'~
Adirss', With situation and terms, W. - boI 10 80 ~ M
VVANTED-To PURCHASE for cash, a
w WOODEN MILL or sets o mAcih ~ Iahul eoll
too waiei could such in SPORT une l- VIC Nil
either poser AaIt" NOoLhN 'ii
Bon No 3.065 hcN York PostOhicc.
JETANTED-A large tract of TIMBER LAND
w on James River Va for cash JAQuEs No A6 Broadway
CAFE for SALE, nearly new MARVIN NO: lOl'
- catalogue price bsJJ W be s5d ior Sl0 Can No " Il'''
r0Ol No. ~
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PASSENGERS AkRITED.

FROM HAvRB AND BREsT June BE steamship saint L,ureos
Moer Mr. Andouard Mrs Merrill, M ATKINSON a1a
son Mr g. GreenOngh Mrs GILBERT AID .iT, NJ ahd MS IL Aisn
Mr. Stanley and child Mrs and Miss sherman hr
Higbe Tiffany Mr. ard Ms JAY ard family h Lewis ard n's
Pince AZ hewYOk family Miss lolt the Rev "oqhurg sn
wife Miss Richmond, Mr. aui Mrs B1reia and tm MI
Russell Prof ard family M0 Gnwod Genera Urgss
NJ lion Mr. Bel and family Miss DurB Mr. Dero dgs Foster,
NJ Uutehlnsou Singer. Mr. Rumsey and ME and Mrs
Iseip and family vail Monitor ani WIFE, Dir Iompkins NJ
wi MIR and Mrs ard family Baroune de Neei sirs
cal Miss (lepvcr Dr. Marsh NJ lux M Hsn Nj aud hu
reat Mr. Chnrchman Rchmord ugeieu Simcnn, MI ao1
N Avery Mrs Csrvnho Mss Cole Mrs Perkins Mrs sscscr
Gen Hooker Hooker Dir A. Guu Mf LOWRY Mrs ans Mss
per.,at and family Ms and bliss lee
Amit Mr. nluscr Sir Sober, DR. hauimal anu smhI
Mr. Iercks Coolidge. Ms AID Miss Paogt Dir Olte h -
Mr Csse aud ciI Nss Sul Mrs Billiard, AE Durahu Nc
Brerver and Nanny MeR Bonrgun Ienseh ~.
cs Segursl ST. and children Mt and Mrs hachsp ans
child Miss Robins lie BaniouK M Nsyl Mrs PsrsoL hrs a
tyne and child ouusur Mr. lepe Mrs rehSeer a.1 ohn
lren Mr. A.. Mr. ard Mrs faurr, 9l t0len Mas Si
Muller Expert Casper. Daos Caihein, Baup hafeeio" N~o ~
RnssuH Miss Balvtt. . o min. ~.
PROM LIyERPOOLJuue Sin steamship City Of Dhnnofe-
orr Misses Orr Mn BTa Purcell Rev sl h3mss ~.
Holmes Emma Holmes Ar J0sp HAYWOOD Biss susan lays ~.
Poole Mr sill Thonis Poole Ciishod a r. 30 h9ase n
and Mr.. Tnmon Emmen Hud two nnts M teusnss
Rr brow son Mrs Bowou John and Mrs Nihnsn Aetanh~
ohrane John John ua Robert MUM H. a5d = Ih4"'ss
pbsrrop Mr Curtn l. Lsathernsn A. Won Freek Geo Esa a
iiboo Barton Edward Grey J. g. Jones, hr "ootnams sI
Wilson Nr Baes Miss Reaicie, M Leevson hEs AGn N'y hs
BaeIey Mrs Whitley, Miss Barrier Mrs Wilson
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every profession business consequently advertise
ueuts IN cacn disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE dcvOes especial attention to the reports OF real
estate both In the city and in every part Of the State
thus adding greatly to the value Of its columns as an ad
vertisug medium The charges for advertising are as
foows DAILY TRIBUNE, % cents per line for single
insertion: WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 80 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY Tribune. 25 cents por line.
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REAL ESTATE.
,Ew.YoRK. wednesday. June ,. 1868.


.-r,.... "a p0t much of a disposition mani
- now to place city real estate on the market ior
snc sale People with available capital are looAins
pard the country and the fields with verdure oH'u
s,o more attractive, and justly, too in TINS nOnH
es and OF sunshine, than tho streets OF the meVii
.opdued as they are by the four and hVe-stoi9 pm
br,ck and marble that loom up everywhere -
,ess rural residence is the hope Of all now, ~"
,,sers for this species OF property will be on manu- -
the early frosts Of Autumn admonish then '''
oss charms and possesses comforts eAl'Uns 49, orc
ornor,te limits Homes for the people. hoWVJG' we'll
only 10 be secured outside OF Nov 80 be ATTAINED
e:pfcd Vet for speculative purposes my - ,t nt,.
sou So or,ifies. but it Is safe To say INA, u
U,,ved urOperties have been bought 'o rtircd of re-
rcc flr which scarce hope may nt ~ 81 ,n,ressc AZ
i fe same figures to say nothing OF an . nos9v ~
uuliIe sale for long time 10 COIe 80 buyer. m
Johnson Miller monopOlized the asoT in b" tb,ir
80 xrt1ure r0ofn and the figures OeioW SNOW ",'
Nineteenth Ward Of Brooklyn plol"l,s ,, ~
isttctory prices. In view OF tbs tehpoiany y
nbc l1s the auctioncers have had leisure 10 review
their abors duInS inc liSe IIdjoN report their sales
inc Ian J. ls5s. as S2525.i25; Muller WILKES ~
tA2OOo and Homer MORGAN, S,'OU,VVo - h , Mr.
STdiovs sales and those OF the other houses, ana M
srucc is mat be has not aggregated everything @" MS
dcc but only such figures rs were known To Dc le'o
'oi '" nv Johnson & MIIIER-BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
Leave commencing 100 f. H. Of ReaP lot 2'R'O'' 80 eo
Wic....... 80
ois iong. sae sire Wide each 55
Id sJ rlaC, teiag e. kesPst Wde'''''''''''
i souiag OF Kcap.st, 22KlOl Ar Frs,t 100
Jooperl Leeaye., lots, 2oxlOO Mr. Gray eaeh ~
~ near above. size Mr Mitchell, each I%'
Usrest, Ieesye. Church, lots, 241llO' w Ia
ys,ps- Mar,rave lot 2IlO0. james farus...
at, adjoining same Size H. Dsbrov .t9
0,, above d. j. Dsbrow, each
49, ia Iii p.ts Iiiev seb..........
tiDtss p.,ss. 80 2lrg5 las Wilson .... 800.
n!sul 800 Nv
Wrtfeayc adjoining lots size Mr. Thompson earh o
.EeB % Marcy-sve, lots each 2J1loo Nj Thompson, M
Ps4s. E. s Marcy-ave, 0t each 202HOO, H. C. DIS m
sPrrBs adjoining. lots, VIM johnson
ke o. Iaus3u-ayc, lot Wu 49, o.
Noah Jb.st. s. q. Ast lots each 20KlU0 MI Daring m
g -. - 251c1 NJ UarliaO b............ 10
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4 NJ. wa a %,
81 FARMS end oibr pprr'r % SCI F'r'nr
rrr r. f 700 o We sr oomms"n erciHTeft
M c ae Lrug buyer and seller together 70 mhsr Ncf o"u
hide and seek IN thc csse
Var square dealing the Hon Marcus l. "Ar DoTern"Ti
v-i-..t, IA TavIDr 81 p ~ No 81 Pine. -, n Y CITY
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MINIATURE ALMANAC
49, d., 40 Srp Ssts... 1:2G MOos
~ Htga wArEK THIS -
s,ni, UooE mae 68 Cows Isaui % hen Gate 9u
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6ountm 8rI Gstat, for saIi.

A TTFNTION.--ALLW WANTING FARMS,
- rlrap Fam sg Fruit Land, VILLAGE Lots atel Peg,s t N's
H. fg New YORK On railroad Philadelphia soil ta' loan, sn
rr f,r m cros Couutr rou- erol- fr ta1. 4ul u
at. hrahr. water sJt ali pure NJ lever
sfd sg1e sod oay actual set m OBJ ey irI1 fn.e pTsfTs
inward Far crusrs aud faap air FoBl ca NFbhlLi
n, lsl Rraalrsv SrW-York v r. HOLT gent Bt,kshnfG
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WITRSEY..

'lg' ) lbs. .acl 25llo0, Mr Darling eaoL
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aurtiun sal,s Of GraI 6sl1t;.
Apn.S u. Mr.Lgn. An.l.os.eI


4 UCTION SALE of the MAGNIFICENT Is
~ TATE situate 90 Colombia County g. T. Owe miles from t- Guy
Of Hudson Hui River ,trauot a nl I
ipesYr MAJOR ADRIAN a. MULLER a. T. WILKINS Co VII
auction "WEDNESDAY June lo 81 ~ o'clock 90 Che Exchange
e.room III Bfoawav the magnificent ete known NlNi
MORE HALL LIVINGSTON MANOR situate COLUMBIA County
r. Y miles hoa tie CIy u lsl ald the l!.ca
River ~ DIS " prouctJe aui highly
cultivated land with elegant MAuon louse Farmer uu Coach
House rd al out hncI Tb' MANSON House
Grtek Crot l25C feet sh HaA JEtJ feet AID
hall G8 built 81 BRICK rough cast and 10 h7 most subs ninl MA
with all modern improvements and eosyeuenc fA
closets bath billiard oon auai a. there are sse
iaonic sides and The sIuth west front viic poc
with massive extending TO The roof i situated on hh aud
woolI knoll beautiful lake b. front. The stable - by u iret
with ,a for Dor e beside bar stalls and contain, apartment Fog
ants 1ae i1u stalled r about 100 bead
Cattle sBi has large hrahng floor sd dep root cellar capable Of
ong The whole intending sheds and yad covering
Aoat The Land sc stocked with Tue most clee
ft; orchard ~ 1l tfers ani hn stn r'r IRE
srBerv surpassed grandeur by The inlson
River The nae range Gatsa MoJnus bounds c western
ana ali the vies takes 30 th most .te ta
p,tt Of Columbia There The estate hne large natural
Ike well stocked choice fish The CiNeraek River "h. Tor
nearly mile through the meadows 81 the farm The ro1d ihfoh %
estate wind woods En aud cultivated lsd, ehJfdik
lie ru armug ride mrs without crossing TIE boundaries OF TIE
estate Maps full Particulars al The ohrr OF The Auconces
No Piuest ". y, from whom permits " view Tie Pes el DO
bad. LsnsSl
A DJOURNED SALE-OppOsite Daniel Drew's
Z property Madison Wal be sold SATURDAY. Jane al u
will I'll one or more Address H. HOLLAND Madison NJ II
SATURDAY. next lair
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J. JOHNSON, IT,, Aueuonsef.
by NSON g. MILL Err,
ID AUCT1ONEERs AND
RIAL LkTAIk EROkERS.

No. % NAssAUsT. COR CFDAHsr., NV. iohE
City Residences Stores Loi Conuty Seas add fan, bought sold
enir changed Loans NEGOTIATED Auction sales oiFu a &c
TUESDAY Jaue az u o'clock at EIchalge baearoou NO III
Broli4Ay, D.. \.
GREAT AND PEEFAPTOW SALE or PROSPECT PARK
prOPFRTN CHOICE VILLA Plots, CONlAlNlNG Oykh
10 nil CITY LOTS ON LINDEN TERRACE, FLA1Bus ONLl
FIyF MINUTES WALK FROM GRAND SOUTH EAeILELi IN
TRANCE TO PROSPECT PARK.
LNDEN BOULEVARD and south skies east q snd seAr
Fatbushuyc, 20 lots
HIDGEWOOD.AyE south SIDE 40 lots
MAETENSI. AVE-, NORTH side, lil lots
y. T. CITY Han md can - reached
M time Genial Park The grades good aud re- from rock
me surroundings sess so respect ne-r lac churches hnd
LINDEN BOULEVARD IA lOI feet WIDE Will fur oi Evergreen
The pTopry vim be cold plots n from to city bot, on EASY
TERMS snI this sale will Afford rare Opportunity To- All "ho Sn W
scene rery dlbe bulg plots al baans book maps are noS
I'd, a Ill oe-f Of JOHNSON MILLER, Ne p Nassau sl y L.
and So I37 Mo.tagle.st. Bfoollyn.
DARTITION SALE at ROCKAWAY, J.. l.
rI.dI SUMNER HESlDENCt, on Che main road uhin one
of FROM htwlorh together WIN
I'm Of w acr Of aul adjoining under high Stale OF
viii po e SOLD public auction under tie direction OF TIE Hon
Nof F,,et Referee SATURDAY. Juae Q, Al p IA, ~ the
do ~ house house Ice house ven mel aua oihef
outbu,s In M good ooud lion. The gricn c1ur m alum ianc
Of and vegetables The iarn VIII DC 'ou ~ p-fo on
seggers can eb the premises In time for the sale b. taking ears
o Long Island siad Al Hunters Point Al - connecting ~
Jamaica With Sou SHE Railroad 10 PearAls Corner om sm pace
Stages convey them prs returning Immediately alef in
sAle. For further particulars inquire o. NJ c,vp " "a, Nsp,,
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4 HOME IN THE COUNTRY.

-. CENTRAL Erw-JERsEY LAND IMPROVEMENT Co SGcr
iJr sale. Of thr line o. tue =. 90. $500, ,,,,.yy
p-,, pf VI b-ii FsuwtaA Paui-ll Durueea bloomsbury,
g. dishe RRsIDESCiS with from TO twenty acres Houses
Lite AMI Brildils sites. &c -, o. $500 -, ,,o
IHot.t N y A. u. HOPE, Geneul Agent.
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SDori SolarOrr's Aoiics.

SrATR oF NEw.YoRK
PoRT.WARpRNs OFFICE No. % william st.
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ Section % e Ast pi'sel april h s'7, ere A. Aetss
the Nares OIce OF the Port Of New lor
interested having charge the trc matter % such nqaur
survey that following uadcf
the lo that .lc su
be comuscd within succeeding f1ar SD
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SuarN anS Icoms.

EOarO anS IOoms
4 PRIVATE family in Jersey City, fifteen
= mirue Vil from the Ferries srd convenient 20 VII accom-
no- gentlemen With pleasant FRONT ROOM and boAhD hei
exchanged Address T. l., Jersey CITY Post Ohce
A PRIVATE FAMILY will RENT pleasant
~ ROOMS, wish o. without Board, to sage gentlemen lo5sh
TrtrsHs and Misopave convenient " Jhi0n League OlN
Room. Address O.. l.. C., Bor No 10 Tribune Omee
DOOMS TO LET; Also BACK PARLOR
Ii suitable Physicians Dentists ofe hnse WITH AZ convent
Apply No. FnyhrisL, between Madison a1d
Fourth ayeI
DO WEST NINETEENTH-ST.-A large,
Ol - veLfarushei ROOM with or without HOARD fl0 With
without modern improvements but few boarieIi
References exchanged
aoS WEST THIRTY -EIGITll-ST. The
~sbD entire SECOND FLOOR, together separately With trt
class BOARD House bIoHsUue block from boadway Fce
Moderate
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rersons having real estate for sale or TO let,
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~ VIZ hud It 10 their interest TO advertise IN TIE
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brs, 'ns Union The advertisement should be made as
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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1868-04-02
Education In jackson COunGy
NUMBER IA.
ny u. MACKLEY.

1t is not strange that there is so much
writing that cannot be read without an
interpreter, when we consider the means
of acquiring a knowledge of penman-
ship enjoyed by the youth Of our coun-
ty thirty or forty years ago. The wri'
ting desk was nothing but board laid
upon two wooden pins driven into au-
ger holes bored into the logs of the
school house. The ink was made of
maple bark and Copperas, and the pens
Of goose quills. Metallic pens were
unknown until within the last twenty
years. 1t is astonishing what numbers
of pens would be used during three
months school. The school master was
all the time making or mending pens.
When he was hearing class spell or
read, he was either scraping a goose
quill or making or mending pen. !
have sometimes thought that the boys
were not too careful Of their pens, -
When pen became little soaked with
ink, the boys would split it further up,
and then it must be again trimmed and
pointed.
The master always set copies for his
pupils. There were no printed copies
No rules were observed. Itwas merely
a matter of imitation. The first effort
was a strait mark, with the proper
slope. Then hooks &c, remember
telling large boy who brought his pa
per, ink and goose quills, that should
that day only require him to make
strait marks, and if he could do that,
he might advance to something else.
He laughed and said he could very ca
silly make q strait mark. But he
found that it was very difficult to make
strait marks, all one length, at equa'
distances from each other, and all leaned
equally.
There was one advantage under the
old system of penmanship. 1t did moi
take much time for the pupil to know
as much about it as his teacher did. Il
was very clumsy performance on the
part of both