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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
GEN. GRANT.

Gen. Grant remained at the Metropolitan
the greater part of the day yesterday but received very
few visitors In the evening the General entertained
at dinner by Mr. a. T. Stewart at the residence Of the
latter He returned to his hotel at late hour last
ing This evening Gen. Grant will be entertained by Mr..
r. L. Stuart at his residence FIft-aye large num-
Der OF cards have been issued for the entertainments On
FRIDAY the General will return TO Washington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
STARRING ARRAY IN BAxTER.sT.

Yesterday afternoon, John Hall, coored, liv-
ing at No Caharne Lane, called upon acOlored woman
living the second floor Of No 25 Baxter-st. While IN
there, James Sanders with whom the woman cohab
iting, entered and made a furious attack upon Hall
with The latter warded of the blows best he
could and finally drawing revolver shot his assailant
in the left side causing angerous wound He re-
moved to the NewYOrk Hospital. Hall was arrested by
Sergeant Kennedy and locked up in the Frankn-st pO
lice station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19

$500; North British Mercantile. 5000; total t95 900.
Loss on machinery, SlO,AO. Insured by the following
Companes Peoples s. 501t New York $500; Hamilton,
NoVpi New Amsterdam, s3a0 GrOcers e. 500 Sterling,
I.hgi racine S2tOO H0ntisk, e2.5O0 Niagara 8 900
rranfI OF PhliadephiA, $500; TOTAL $4,000 Loss
STOCK, S1O,WO. Insured by tsG following Companies
queens e0GO; Hartford, 5000: Charter Oak Of Hart
FORA f'OO TOTAL $4,000 The POsicy Of the last named
Company was procured only the day before the fire. It
ia alleged Dy the pfOprieOTs that the FIRE the work Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
UNITED STATES CHAMBER OF LIFE INSURANCE

UNITED STATES CHAMBER OF LIFE INSURANCE
The Chamber, composed of delegates from
fe Insurance Companies of the United States convened
at IL M. yesterday, Mr. n ID. Morgan presiding. Mr.
John Eadie Secretary read the minutes Of the last quar-
terly meeting On motion the election OF officers ana
other regular business postponed until to-day and
the Chamber went into "a Committee OF the Whole, MI
Free presiding An interesting discussion then en-
sued TO the possibility OF forming National Actuarial
Board and establishing uniform standard Of valuations
aud reliable table OF mOrtuary experience. The Cham
Der then Adjourned until to-day at noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19

MORE ACCIDENTS" ON THE ERIE RAILROAD.
Two freight trains on the Eric Railroad col
ded at Anendale abou; miles from this city yester
Gay afternoon, totally wreckiDs several cars ana oD
structng both tracks for several hours The Eastern
bound express train reached here at lt O'CLOCK III the
evening, nearly an hour behind time.
The Western bound way train, yesterday afternoon
over colored woman near fassaic, killing her In
stantly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
CONNECTICUT.

HARTFORD, Nov. 1S.-The Board OF Canvas
counted the today for Presidential electors
The town OF Brooklyn which gave majority for Grant
failed to return the vote TO the Office Of tho Secretary OF
State The total OF the State 9so7 Of which Grant
received 6O995, and Seymour 1882 Grants majority
$685. Throwing out tho vote Of Brooklyn the officially
declared majority will DO 1884.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19

THE RUDoLPHE-CARME BILLIARD MATCH.
The first of the billiard matches between
Rudolphe and Carme played in Chicago last night,
for 900 sde the French game, Of 900 points AT the
end of the 6st inning, Rudophe mad scored so points
to carme's pa. The game closed at llI5, follows:
Rudolphe, COO Carme, S95,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19

rt,t HARLEM FmR-LOssE5 AND INSURANCE.
The following is list of the losses ana III,
srrapces an Payne Lages -four mill IN one hnruteu
o,d tventy4u,,.t DESTROYED by hrc OF lueSu"S 'h"'
lass ON buiduo $4,000 Insured ny ,'s an. NJ am-
pain on 1000. metropolitan. $500: Corn LAeh""So'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
M p.u,..ueut 10 the Garret.

Amer waag long ascertain which sewing machine Vs a, 1as
decided yours bly, daughter 10 s9 ~ .~ ever b,yins
~, bsSsh n 10 tbs gaeL" Of The best yon
gy,St ysir 0Teearil keHtgckyIo H"ioS "oO' ''""V
nI..LIl ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
THE STORM.

r.,.;,, tbo nrevalence of the storm on Tues
It two-story brick building In course or erection
ON Bacst Brookyn aud owned by H scv"rs new
was blown DOWN, Involving losS oi o.o razed 60 tho
ro"nd likewise frame house IN Hudson CITY NO '0'S
Of life ls re ported
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
SOUTH CAROLINA.

GRANTS MAJORITY NEARLY EIGHTEEN THOU
SAND.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 18.-Grants majority in
this state. by official returns, complete, is 1853
Tho seabOard counties gave larger Republican vote
than was alO wed IN the recent estimates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
NAVY GAZETTE.

WAsHINGToN Nov lS.-Preparatory orders have
Secretary q the Navy Rear Admiral Than Rad
Fuspesn aarnu Franklin will TO The squadron With
ReAr Aduis ka3iord and be the flagship.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19

.TheTe IL district missing In the Twelfth Ward and
An The Txcnty-frst Ward fOr Register and city Judge
,Ths total includes the districts missing In the above
table and is the Official vote.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19

these atrocOus sensation plays all machinery and paint
which drive from the stage aud cultivation aDo 10
iueIueut out Of the theater
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19

OFFICIAL VOTE FOR STATE TICKET IN NEW
YORK COUNTY.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
Rep. Dem
Cornell -. AS Beach .....ff94s5 Dem. maj .69OiO
CANAL COMMISSIONERS.
RI. D,u
Barclay. A,4lt BascOm lf2iG9 Dem. ~ ..69Oo3
INSPECTOR OF STAIR PRISONS.
RY. DIN.
Darnum. 1871 Mcneil. 229s Dem. mai 5s,7T6
CLERK OF THE COURT oP APFEALs.
UeTu
Young l3ii5 Perrin. .l12Ss3 Dem. mai .es o3s
COUNTY TICKET.
SUPERVISORS.
RI. Dsal IND Dsm
Oyer.... 1853 Tweed ...s22O Chanler. 2sloi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
DIED.

nou,NFs Al ..,par Conn, on hoais' NOV TO- be' J. ""u
an 10 nonihA ,..,,.t - 49, Ar. bse,,l
r ,nls AND relatives tesps s, S''es :" sN @i,s
at Che Memorial thureh 81 ~. IVY '' "
thc intn inst, at10coes o. IT, ,-Ll,..t
A. crc.eo on Monday the Csh sSI Simeon AsH o~eg %
Hfoo.yu. sged " Tosfs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
THE STATE or TRADE.

Nov i3.-Cotton--hddliug, % arrive, lEli
vsTPooL Nov lathe Liverpool markets all closed to-day on
IoSpos Nov s Iisl m-TalOv SIG cwti Petroleum quiet
a.dv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19

10 tho Of this state for President have made
their report It's as follows:
Grant. .-..... .....4.157 seymour ......-..l2,H5
Majority for Grant, 32,122
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
spttiaI gciias.
Torturiug Trick Of Dr.. Marsh.

Torturiug Trick Of Dr. Marsh,
EXPOSITION BY
One Who Knows From Sad Experience The Difference Beswess
DIR. sHERMAN's
CURATIVE METHOD FOR RUPrURgs.
Compared With Dr. MaSs Pretended Cur, by IaAAmmstss
From Tnhuman Pressure
TO TIKI PUBLIC
Having been thai Of Dr. Mart T-ss
a., h. calf II bat from the iusuppsrsbe
has inflicted mon me Mdrsfs Gevih Auig 7Sk aud aes
falling
49,, ~ ,pv suger,ngs was compelled look elsewhere
Having Of Dr. shermans method beng an unang seuros
f In ibs rppured through Of visited ms Office No.
6T oadwsY finding crowded With patients was compelled "a
cave without seeing Bot subsequently took time
and made another call succeeded getting al interview
Aer informing sufengs and undergoing careful ea
nation animated from the knowledge nc enced ana hs
that suhsngs could all be aFold ana
ms efectuAly relieved By his euTshHes - -, -.
Consequently, had the applications az ohes STU I'm Us.
time surprised better pleased tnsn nave oees
Wonderful difference between Dr. Sherman mode
How say one possessed Of feelings aud knovetEs
the unfortunately ruDnfed can impose upon we
device OF relief and escape being
bod and imposo something which can hardly con-
prehnd verify believe that have the gnt % nsne pro-
ceedn bin for obtaining and hedDg under ass Pee
nv monet well for the bodily suffering and injury WINCH h ~
This sosrDg he seemed regard matter Of amusement ~hes
upon and explained that tSe tnte
unbesrah He said good Inflammation Wa uecesss tpa
made other aggsyatng remarks Of t kho
the feel imperative duty " give my tPe
publicly beoe6 OF others afflicted similar mAsse
avoid the snfeTDgs which hA been sno e
yel security have done b resoErg at oece 70 as
ApT psron wishing T. see me personally for any further eIpnsss
can ss ~ Y SPy " n se'' NOAH JoNRa
Dr. SHERMAN s n, daily consulted a. his oee
celebrated Hodges and other per.o
cure receipt theeee1t post ,taD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
Hsliiinl HOiun.

The Grand Repubean Jubilee Concert. complimentary
10 thr UNION GLIB CLUB or SEW YORK sill take place AZ
o,sr Institute FRIDAY EVENING Nov ~ The ion RUFUs "
ANDREWS llou CHARLES SPENCER, the Hon THOMAS
MrRPfn. sill preside
G,u. boon Of the 4. \ A.
Who did agbt aad AVAIL
will he that occasion
The Fraudulent Cons piracy the late Eecton.-Ths
Elections Of e Union League Club
Information asoe address
Secretary the Committee Rooms No
that contribution the fund nav be- sent % Moses II 0uau
ESD l-asur-c Wsllst NeS iek NOV. Is 1913 WILLIAM
K DODGk HO8A0f 0REELRY, MOSES II. GRlNNKLL. ISAAC
sHfggNAN MARSHALL o ROBEBt5 ISAAC u. BAILEY aaA
gOhn "a WuICk, GsAGate-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
NEW-JERSEY
coNaREss pIsrRIcrs-orFICIAL VOTE DY

g. %-~4I.y COUNTIES.
The following Is the official result IN the 1ve
Districts OF NewJersey as shown Dy tho
retnrns filed In the Office OF the Secretary OF slae'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19

Total i2o29s A29lg6 IOsi7 s9sO07 325O9o 973o20
Majority Seymour 1898. Majority, Hoffman, 27,lGO.
mot ohcaL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19

For the BArH aud TOILET,
Manufactured by LiNDLKr N. hLkisnoN,
No. ll6 MArgaretts-si., PhllAdelphis' re""'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19

ELhvKSTli DISTRICT
ITa'IHF7a IUa III
TWELFTH DISTRICT

TraptsFfs ~ ll4
TWELFTH DISTRICT.
LeiubsrFcr Woiimsn.
Ward Rep Dem
Albumin 4Att 80
WolimAu's nal. fnl9
THIRTEENTH DISTRICT.
Mcleod. Ilsip.u. Hefuok
Word Rep. Dem. DEN.
XvI.....21jl 2Ql l0l8
Htlpiu's msl 10
FOURTEENTH DISTRICT.
Caucf, Whsleu McKIevsr
Ward RcE Dem. Den.
Whsien's nal. llJ1
FIFTEENTH DISTRICT.
Audef- Bi4men. McDer-
son. Frear. thai. mott.
Ward Rep. Dem. Dem. Dem.
XX..l9sJ TB3 1891 n
Pfcars ms'ortr. 1915
sINTtENTH DISTRICT.
Thompson, Irving Woods.
Ward Rep. Dem. Dem.
NNtif..lgff sos 2lJl
If,in II majority. PTS
BKvEE1EENTH DISTRICT
Bradford. Piunkett, Riley.
Ward Rep. Dem. Dem.
XXII......laaJ SnUi i5f3
Pluukeits lfl8
EIGHTEENTH DISTRICT.
Kirby. KEENAN,. NcDonough.
Ward Rep Dem. Dem.
XXl.....2lJI 5l55 81
Kisrnan's maj.. 3l2g
NINETEENTH DISTRICT
Greene. Porter Niiler.
Ward Hep. Dem. Dem.
48i 1l1 f48
XXIf.... 2I2 bf3 57f
TOTAL. - lt7s IVA
P0fter's MAJ. 20.
TWENTIETH DISTRICT
Bahc'k. Kceran. Clsu8u. hortp
Ward Rep. Dem. Dem. Dem
XlX..2l82 2i36 1l66 I'll
Kregsn's msi.. ~
..a....r.a..aaH ~ HaH.HHfHFH FHHFH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
FTH DiSTKIUI.
ILL., ~!
yERM0NT.

OFFICIAL VOTE .,t..
,urpl1lER. W. Nov l5.-Ihe coinn''''o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19
ACCIDENT TO KATE REIGNoLDs.

We observe with pain that severe accident
pa befaon Miss Kato ReignOlds. Sic was playing AZ
LxeteF. England, ia piece called stolen td0he here
~ k0body'e Daughter % IN which sc has occasion 10
soss draw-bfldgc. TIE bridge broke under her, ana
W. fell eight feet 20 The stage ono several pieces OF
scenery Il % Hpoi She taken up ana conveyed 10
net lndlum. How serious Ter injuries are Wo have yet
- eari, bot tLe was badly hurt 1jls - another ~ 10
~alOD 81 lAe peril attendant uDOn tc ccueseht1lOu OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-19

Al Notices Of 7
Rame aud address.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12
A UcrIoN SALE
- VALUABLE REAL e ESTATE,

In the town Of DanVll!e, Virginia. :
On Wednesday, May 20, will be sold at public auction
hcut that valuable property known the Danys
stsss lot FEET bum With ali the modern improve
ents for hrs GLASS hotel and containing sightyseven
tion Of the best IN Virginia for hotel. The house
opened and ven kept would secure s oscs rom
q Il WIN certainly be sold Terms onethird cash balance
ex end twelve months with interest satisfactorily occurred
WY Be sold at the time and placs he Sorehouss
Lot adjoining valuable property For further Information
% tSen Johnston E.a' Cashier F's National Bank
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

RY n. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER.
Large superior Household Furniture this day. at
loH O'clock the .sssrocm e Nssssu street near Fulton
ne Chamber Suits rosewood, wanut oak and mahogany
wardrobes, Sideboards and Tables, Dining and Turkish
Chairs and Lounges Mirrors, China, Crockery and Glass
Ware Silver Plated Tea and Coffee Sets Ice Pitchers &c the
whole forming complete assortment TO be peremptof1y
sold CAtAlogues At gaIesro0n. i. /. ---.L ID j
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

GREAT SALE OF RICH AND ELEGANT FANCY
q 6oods.By LRAvIrT, sTREBEIGH Co, Clinton
Hall Astor place. Wednesday evening Nay 1S at7H O'Clock
a&s invoice C rich chaa B.SS1s Ps.n and n SSns
ea sad Toilet set Bronze Staiuary Groups and Figures
lusts Vases Marble Clocks, Bohemian Glass Vases
Card Receivers Hante Sets, Wine Bottles, To- Catalogues
ready. Goods on exhibition Monday morning.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

A UcTION sALE.-RIcHARD FIELD, AUCTIONEER
"A A yrsqs Cf an ssssation and chsttel mortssgs x.l
sliP the o9n!ens q Rigging Loft SSnsising large 10
Of RiggcrS Material - WIN. THOMPSON, Aarshal
The New York herald., 1868-05-12
"A UcTIoN KoT1cE.-LuKE FrTzGERALD. AUc
IN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY roR"

- AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY FOR
H0UBEKEEPERS, HOTEL KEEPERS AND THE TRADE
Largo sale Of magnificent gentee Household Furniture
this (Tuesday morning. May H. VI 10H O'Clock precisely
re elegant four story dwelling residences 9 Clinton place
Eighth street, Fh avenue, consisting Of magnificent
redwood four round corner Psnofor stool and
elegant rosewood and walnut Paror SUITS covered
Wih The richest description French satn brocae plush
sd Cps lvst grps:sls 1s,sin Carpets. brocsss and
8o6kDase walnut Writing Desk, Corner and BooksAnd
roseWo6d Eageres Turksh Easy Chairs and Lounges Re
SSd ains Vases. Fga,e s!asaary rosewood and Talnu.
BAR nastesses, Beds LINEN, Bosefs fi!low5 Blankets
Sota Chairs Rockers Lounges covered with hair Cloth and
TsS sdsbo.Id Dinng Chairs Han Stand and Chair. rich
lery "a Sale positive, rain or shine N. B.-Reabe
able charges. aag ~ olIaieHal. /.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

a DRIAN II. MULLER, AuCTIONEKk
"A Auction sas OF Valuable Propery Beecker street
1ih avenue Niussisth, Ninety INST Sinsyhrd and Ninety
s.xDeiAN T. MULLER r. z WILKINS 3 CO. win ssu
st uaeton May lS al Is O'clock at the
O. bsnse saIesroom Ill BroadWays-.
Bisscisr sreeThe Lot o land with the three story and
is bk House thereon on south side Of Bleecker street.
being IS feet inches IL width BY l0 est inches depth.
Sikh Lot Of Land with The four story brick
Sore and Dwelling thereon situated the OF Sixth
venue feet north OF Twenty street. known as
"a owe Lot 100 feet.
House thereon north aide OF Ninetieh street. 100
@ Ees o. THIRD syenue House 20 By es feet q extreme
lpsg-nrt street-Two Lots, with the two and half
s nouse and frame Stable thereon situate ON south
o.s by over g fseti hnsd in Stable - By 81 feet
Nlneythird and Nineyfourth streesSx Lots, three Of
am on north side OF Nneythird and three south OF
5a1 fee1 inches,
The New York herald., 1868-05-12


4. q SALES AT AUCTION.
and PsSss No.
Sa sSf. csss' sssss sassss: wa1s1sIs: s1
ss ssf ssi : :: shs -.' one r's''
SWHLfERss ' Aae.ionsss, Win ' sell on tuesday :. i
Ea' broadway SSHs9 osSfsS & SSo SS.1S ssSs
B. RfiLLy, Deputy.
| CHERIFF,s sALE.-PIANo FRAMES, &c.-RICHARp
WALfEss suctionsss WIN eel this day Srussday,G G q
feet 4AAos.ny pss. Stoves Steam Boz ys9ssssn as
SHHRIyrs ,cLorHs..R1cHAR Rp WALTERS,
E.Ss srosd~y Uusaeiiv sals a cosss
JOus CATTsAS, Deputy J0RN KELLY, late Sheriff.
SHEaI''sh hSHahD sAhz1faE TzEEEss sz1ssS 1ss'Is...
d.:s:: ~ sss R Z ::s
uneIplred tafm OF lease Of prsmise:. ..,,,
RICHARD wAtTsRs 2gs.ionssf VII III day eru.
). ssEsAonss, Deputy. JAMES o'BRIEN, sheriff.
T'' THE '''sssa HI THE aA,9gTE sgR sAr .uor..nss.
METROPOLITAN JOB fkIsfIEa ESTABLISHMENT,
eArAloovni EA;SAE "a sSsfaE BILLS OF SALE
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY's
l'n .''"' mall ''''m'DH D%HELExAxnA, a. =. Z
:s HsfF Sa SsIHcR'si s'' ''''''
taking passenger; for H.nSafs a.vs. Southampton and
FIR! cabin slao second cabin s7a sssrags sss-paya
The i5azbT S5ESasza Rs;s5 g. y" &, 81 s;g Il noA
Bsssd Barclay ra::ess
THE HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY's
Meyer commander carrying tho United States Mails
on SATURDAY, May y ssedsh AR N for
reduced rssss payable i soid 'o'
k5sSasb$ E5i; iiassI4 ls co. :'''''6' II soHAsp BoAs
No. s1ssa .s No.
L. ,gg.gtJ.. Liverpool and Queenstown.
.y.s. Il s.'s and Ireland
Apply TApscorr BRos ss South stree. and IS Broad
nj ATIoNAL LINE. ,6i.I y
The steamshp ERIN win leave Saturday. May ls, q
s,Ss :'':
|
'' '.'. q :. aess4 ief 4sis:s: s:s::
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
tween zen New New York and H.srs, S:Ilins B!s.i:
~ 3
sT.ss sss.ss:Il a:y
.PEREIRE, surnoni, Saturday. June n.
i4 'i' Price of passage q soIa !no'udlns wine,
g 1ano Firsi cabin. sisS :seona cabin, 1885,
+ including railway hctes:, furnished on board, oi
Fin. :. s.6iol sias :ss0nd o.sin: sss @
Medical attendance irss OF charge.
S Snh hs % q ~ ns o
both Engsh railways the discomfort Of cross
So
THE METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESTABLISH
- an gB m NASSAU STREET. iF sr
vim and d ne 2 ns to got
THE NORTH ~ SEsMAE ssA LIZ 5leYps x.,., 81
e' On THURspAY, Msyi -
pier foo. s.rsst HosSEsn taking
,i,s, asvr IN and 'msn
First cabin
Second cabn
70 5s followed By the steamship DEUTscHLAND, II.
wesses Master, on Thursday, May q.
'0' "''s"' pA'o oEgEsIcns aEgfE CO.. ss Broad
CAFRrY, SPEED AND COMFORT.
~ furtner reduction IN passsSe rates; r.. ..u
The a, Of @ snd sn
Derry r>ccx,x. ,~o,. o.u. c,..a.- NJ n
CALEDONIA, MaoDonald sails Saturday, nay 70
BRlTANNiA Laird saturgav' gay 20
HIbEhNiA, Munro ;;sas Saturusy' nay oV
Rates Of Psssage, payable IN currency oo M, ...o
Sson W Lvspoo' "Nsso" w Deiy' Wv ~ ~''' "SeoN
ttcks coodf fort ths
% go ss or M n VIZ asssrsc: ON
ntermediats 20 Iasgow gov os perry SSS ~''
cs' SrS =, o d so pgs po,terdan AMI,
werp, H.vre Sc, at very low rates .,,,., om.. Ma
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

RY J, EDWARD BYLANDT, ArCTIoNEBR--w1LL
u cell ~ auction on Wednesday nj ii o'clock N sales
30 sovs% genera assorsnent o. mousenoa ro
wood, black walnut and mahogany Bdusesds Bu5ssu.,
Armo SIDE and Centre Tables Bookcases Bufets ward
robes, Curtains Cornces Mrrors Paintings, Carpets oak
suts Bullets, Bureaus, Gss Fixtures, Ac.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

DY MUNDY 4 HIGGINS, AUCTIONEERS-sALEs-
rooms 4s Broome this day lo O'clock the entire fur
tween Amisy and Fourth streets, consisting of two Psror
Suits, Ave Chamber Suits WardroSes Etagers wsshsands
ers Carpets, 0cotbs, Stoves Crockery Cutlery also ths
Kitchen furniture, with which the sale Will commence
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

EDWARD SCHENCK, AUCTIONEER fra M
II SUPERB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ALL MADE TO ORDER BY
L. NARCOTIC 90. -
EDWARD scHENCK WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
THURSDAY, MAY IL AT 10$ O'CLOCK, AT
tl NO. 10 WEST THIRTY SIXTH STREET,
n of the superb Furniture said mRnsOn.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

r B0GART, AUCTIONEER--wILL SELL ON WE'D
nesday lO11 O'clock the store, No. North
William street. Horse Wagon and Harness. all In good con-
The New York herald., 1868-05-12
NEORRIs WILKINS, AUCT1ONEER--sUPERB HOUSE
M hold Furniture BY Mesars Potter Sty-
mus. Elegant Pier and Msntel Mirrors,

the property Of family now residing In Europe.
4. E.H.LUDLOW CO. win sell BY auction, this day,
MAY IL 1894 al III o'clock private residence los Fifth
southwest Sixteenth street. the entire contents
OF the above residence coprng superb Boise de Ross s
verwood gilt Parof Sus In crimson and green silk reps
superb Curtains match elegant Boise de Rose silver
wood Etageres and Csbinets Jardnicrrss Loing Chairs
marble Top Centre and Fancy Tables 70 mstch mo superb
design superb walnut binna Room and Library Furniture
very rosewood maple and walnut Bedsesds Eta
Bolsters Pillows elegant Wilton, velvet and Brussels
Carpets nne assortment Of China and Glass. Also most
superb upright Ptanoforte and ebony case
bronze ana sverwood uprghts and Marqneerie panels
Catalogues be had 81 the office OF the auetoneer No
street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

LIOR HAVANA, sIsAL AND VERA CRUZ.
il New York and Mexican Mail Steamship Line.
Sailing every twenty days. M rlI
VIRGO, Captain J. Oeaken.
NEVADA, Captain W. Megi.
Steamship VIRGO will leave pier IL East river on Thurs.
day, May II, at l0A.M n. \ 0't10I- 'II.r
,-''' 20 a 4. ALEXANDRA 4 SONS,
Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1868-05-12

TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA. l .,-.
~ ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Sailing regularly Thursday O'Clock p NJ precisely,
-. from pier North river.
MORKO CASTLE, Capt X. Adams, May H.
EAGLE. Capt n. r. Greene, via Nassau, May 81.
COLUnBIA Capt f. Van Slice, May "a ,rr
800 III N 7T GE6. B. HARRISON, President,
3 BoWllnR lireaQ.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-14
DYE sTUFEs,

Best Lima, Redwood, Logwood Chips and Extract, Canwood, Rustic, Madder, Cudbear. &c., in any quantity. We have also full as. sortment of Rad's family dyes-for sale ch cap
 ..e.. = VESSELS & GATES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-14

A T a Court of Probate holden at Plymouth
 fA within and for the District of Ply mouth on the 23d day of April, 4. D. 1868.
 Present v. R. Q. Giddings, Esq. Judge.
 On motion of George 'Langdon, Administra- tor on the Estate of Ransom Blakesiee, late !!of Plymouth within said District deceased This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate ts exhibit their claims against the same to the Administrator, and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspaper published in Litchfeld and by post ing copy thereof on the public sign post in said Town of Plymouth nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record, ....- .s. 3-3w V. R. C.. .GIDDINGS, Judge. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-05-14
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FNNO the working class Farmers, Mechanics, F A Ladies and everybody. I am now pre- pared to furnish you with constant employ meat at your homes-the whole of your time, or.in your spare moments. Business new, light and profitable Fifty cents to $5 per evening is easily earned by persons of either sex, and boys and girls can earn nearly as much as men Great Inducements are offered to those who will devote their whole time to the business, and that every person who sees this notice may send me their address and test the business for themselves, make the following unparalleled offer:-To those who are not we'll satisfied with the business will send s1 to pay the trouble of writing me. Full particulars, directions, &c., sent free. A sample will be sent by mail to all who send 10 cents. Address
 4-lm E. c. ALLEN, Augusta, Maine