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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-25
VS.. R RArK. General Pas. AEsnt

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
\ ROADSIDE snd amer MONDAY. Nav H. 1903 trains for Al
bn ard Tor connecting With Northern and Western trans will leave
New.lork a. fellows:
IN BIpre-s via Hudson River Railroad Thrtieih,t ind
through Buffalo Suspeuon Bridge and Ssraog, With
change II connecting r~, With trans for Rutland Bur
ngon ard the North Drawing from hswfors 70 Rochester
With eepngear for the West via either North o South
line
N m Express. trsin Harlem Railroad Twenty sixth st. and
Ponrhar- Chatham With w-trra Railroad Lebanon
spriBg Ptsded Albany with Western trains aud A. rVy
With trAas Saratoga Rutan Burlington and the North
lisnn River Railroad, connecting
for the West AMI at rros with trains for Rutland,
Burlington ini ne North Dnwns attached 10 tina train
through 20 Saratoga
as m Erpress train Hudson River Railroad with drawing
ear attached crnnecng Albany with Western trains and Al. Troy
With trains GiT Montreal with sleeping car attached.
Railroad connecting At Chshsn
Lebanon httsbeh Al
bsuv~ attached at Albany.
Express via iuds River Railroad With seepingears
attached through Buffalo Bige without change
sleeping isv excepting Saturday, attached
from Ogieusiu without change va Rome w.
Railroad Connection Troy viii DO made at bAs' Albany
This vi viii Sundays
ii . M sn via Hudson Railroad with sleeping attached.
for Buffalo aud Suspension Bndge,
and Troy with s for Saratoga aad points North DAsns room
attached al Ahanr.
Sssy train be Hudson River Railroad from NevYct
Poneheepse and intermediate stations esvne N, ik a.
Returning at arriving In 81 go
Also SUNDAY Harlem Railroad leaving Forty eeondst at
M and arriving at Mion al 3.t0 Returning leaves Miller
ton al & % p ~ srTns at New York a. u m ~, :, -,
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SaLfs bp Antiiun.

o~iHe w c}u'i1'"
SSIGNEES' SALE of SILK MACHINERY,
IA APPDRrENANCES ami sCPPLESIhe As. gnses VIII ohe m
pablo suction nnneahsr mahiner Of The ensfnp' e.
tie Of TIE Esh 3Ls y M ~ cen
slng Son Six Wnie Winding Frames Spoolng Tuobs win
wnaer ClsNBg Pme, Doubers Sick TWi'er' GOD Buiea o
Machinery and variety 81 FInres together With ali the sphss Auu
A. c. CROSBY Assignee,
GEO. TALcoTT, Rose Silk Mis Co.
Rockville, Com. Sep. is, 1868.
A NJ. MEsrIs AHeron-er
by BANGS, MERWlN ~ Co, Broadway cor.
IL 4hstSes Of BOOKS WORKS Of Art Fisev Goods FURNITURE ~
GEo. A. LEAvfrr Anrtlonecr -
D0OK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
- HALL As.or place and Eshihst LEAyIfT SIkbBEsh
Co LBR,Rss CATALoGUED AND SOLD
THE LIBRARY AT oAKwOOD, Nj
Nov Ready: Catalogue Of the
LIBRARY AT OAKWOOD. ~. j.
The Of this Library, contemplating residence abroad Tor
pumher OF yea for puho competition bis entire collection OF
Books comprising tie most valuable extensive aud elegant Col
cons Of ne Books offered to the American Public 1t embraces
ILLUSTRATED WORKS STANDARD BIoGRAPnIEs, TRAVELS.
HISTORIES POETRY, THE DRAMA, NATURAL
HISTORY, &c.
Editions the pos BE condition many Of them boand
~ Eiylere. H4rday Bedford BAN, Mathews &c . ro,,,
TIE WHOLE TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION, AS ABOVE.
On MONDAY Sept &C. 1865.
And following days commencing at O'clock p m each Jay
Gentlemen attend have their orders to pnreh1s.
faithfully executed hv the Aactoneer without charge PRICE oF
The special attention Of Collectors Books solicited 70 the
above sale comprising does Books seoH 10 be met p'a
Tie Books spcrb condition altogether Of the most
elegant Collections Of Book. offered for sale ~ thl, Ciy
GETH AUCTION SALE of Scranton COAL.
w on WEDNESDAY. sept 30 Is9-lhe DELAwARB LhCkA.
Sesroon sa % Exchange scs SssToS On wEDNEsDGY sept
SAMUEL SLOAN. President
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COMPRISING ABOUT COO ACRES
EINGSIASD MANOR,

MOHius WitKINs, ArcrONEEN 1900.
VALUABLE DWELLING and BUSINESS
' PRoPBRTY AT WEST FARMS-k u. LUDLOW Co, VII
seU AT AUCTION MONDAY. sept D. l ~ oeiooA on he
premises Foacs Feed store AnsL, opposite fTopselaVe 70
cln.e the e,tlte OF II sEYBl SCHOFiELD, deceased:
srIhe valuable Of ground east side, opposite fopee'
PuosrEoT lyEClCO feet through DfonI River with feed store
and coal Office -,., A.
MArwesi side Prospecisve plot i5I2l5 feet with two
uab.e d FeiuFs
MANsr-yauhe cast side directly opposite 1000 feet through
"a Bronx River, VITA dwelling aat bau . ....
koADhaube lot incasity t'fih Irc
through TO AdlHssyr
Map aud flll particulars ~ No 3Pine'i Z" ~
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Ytttnrrs Hnh nItttinns.

cStiiUtNS anu e4tNtltNuS
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH,
IVA A'orneyst-The Rev o. RLLERsoS Pastor Th chaseh
after being painted cleaned and furnished viii REOPEN
SUNDAY sept a. The Rev WIN HAMMOND will preach
tue morning at 10y o'clock the Rev w. BAKER at The Rev.
WM LORD. late OF Cincinnati \ O'Clock m The public In.
viied Seats free The SUNDAY School will neetMll pm
PEY. VIM. MORLEY FUNSTON, the great
Engl Preacher, win deliver bis popular lecture oG Dniela
Babylon the Bokn Academy ~ Music Oct u Tickets 81
each May be obtained at SWAlNS Book store fulort Brook
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Situations UmttS- -TIaIfs.

Situations UanttS- -IlaIfs.
SITUATION WANTED as LIGHT
~ PORTER. VALET WAITER In private fainiy or
would position II tel either private waiter. waiter tbs
hall pot young f ine business ApPJ
TO or address JAMES MoFEAr 80 West Nineteenth ST.
A YOUNG MAN of good address desires a
~ SITUATION: wiling make himself useful Ia bis employer Is
Intelligent indndsu honest aud well recommended Address A. H.
Tribune Once
CHIPPING CLERK or PORTER, in "a Whole
y ,lle IIoae good .'oa ps!alet pee ~nied willing
TINO CIVIL ENGINEERS.-A Respectable
YOUTH who t. been short Tine at the bnsiness Is diron Of
obtaining SITUATION 10 Civil Enueers Office toeAn the business
er,nd Belrnhre seR Up oSu preferred" Please adj
dress 4 D. c." T1bune oace.
SSyANTED--A Situation "a SALESMAN, in
w TIE Wholesale Hardware hnsurss b. gentleman
err.ec- u Bos ihe New gan soutleru and Western Calf
fu Australian irti Il FAMILIAR with Bookkeeping sud ac
counts collection debts Gc Far compensation eIpeeted Please
Aides Box So. ll4l +. O.. Boston. Mas
rANTRD-SITUATION by an experienced
W SALESMAN sh good Weston Acquaintance Aifess L. D. d.
Box 80 49, T1lnge oncs.
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Illustrated Gude b. the principal suburban places 10 the line ~
the Fnstn Dson Of this Railway has been prepared and can be On
~ the Canpany free Of charge by those wishing
region referred With the Of settlement
H. RIDDLE. General Sapl
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8Oarb uub 3uuns.
At No. III Waverley- place, near Sixth-aye., u
~ party find pleasant HOME in small family; two
table bosndes taken. References exchanged
rHO LET-Large and small furnished ROOMS,
i to gentlemen No. II ~ Marks place Family private.
rINO LET-An UNFINISHED ROOM on the sec
No 800 Broadway Of Segeneehst and Union
square. Apply In the DeoAloonaniA store, below
WINTER BOARD and first-class house and
location furnished and utfurnihed No Js W 9bt,
between Rooms Tor young at reasonable pees
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E,RIE RAiLWAY.-TRATNSL LEAVE DEPOT

srvpAr TR,fSs-s;po WAY Train for Oi,vi- 2o for
Paterson g. Hyli Ep or Dunsrs. Buffalo Rochester
Simsnc points West South Loo RmgrAnt aud
Wv Train. n D m 6r Paterson and Port Jervis
hrunh Salamanca Dunkk and Bufs'o With
with all Southern ant
Western lines
Perfectly Ventilated AMI Luxurious Sleeping Coaches accompany all
Night Trims
firk, obtained the oNreSo 2il BoalSsy
Depot Cham s, NewioEA. also Long Dock Depot JeF'ey
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public notice is

~ hereby given occupant orcur1u ~
improved uu1upove lands Affected thereby
;hat the following completed aui lodged Do
Board Of Assessors l examination by al persons inter
esed.
lot For regulating grading setting curb nni gutter stones sud far
Jl JI 3D. AID 81 stces from lsi avenue 10 lAi!
River ,,,.t
ll6h and lo streets llth street t"tn 80
and Harlem River; Avenue A. bWeen lll ad lA streets
and l2ith street. between iil aId ,it avenues -, -
81 Po1 buug 7il street from 5h a5erue to The Eaii
River --,- 10,
street from % ath
The limits embraced assessment include ell 'he several Honsi
Ground vacant Lois aud parcels Of Lana situated on
Is of3b Jist ST. cod jJI streets from IL avenue 70
the Fast River: I 2L o. Jitl streets
Of 80 from lth 90 llliA sigtif. A- .
sides 2i lltth 90 llh Streets also 9oil g OF I
from avenue Harlem River; also the uoh sl, o 'h st
and both 6th ard sh streets from ID TO ih avenues also
both side, Of nom llth 60 n streets .o l' ni4 l
of 23 street from New East aud luth sides ~
24h 4b aeuue 20 5h avenrei also Che wfs sde o. 'n
avenue ana the SS E hom ~ o. 2iil streets
81 All the al the blocks lying between tfh and sJ streets
tween aud ith and the East River
4h M Co 5l avenues 20 Tie extent oi
half the block ou the utersectirg avenues
Affected t Assess
rut and opposed the either o iht
present iu writing ~ JACOB T. oAhlh tlauAn
of The Board their oht NO - thsls street base
peut New lou House thirty from the date ci tbs nctoc
ious p qIfi%ELL, Bonrl Of Assessor.
ISAAC o. HUNT,
OFFICE BO,Rp AssfsoHs NgV corHr HorsE March i' l
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
THE NEW BOOK OF MARTYRS.

We COPY below secret circular which las
been forwarded number Of those who fell Under the
ban OF the law during the Rebellion The reafer Is re-
auesed particularly notice the names OF the nen "ho
indorse the proposed publication:
PHILADELPHIA, March 4, 1868
DEAR SIR propose to publish bo9s containing al s,sts
nrisonerS during the late war To make this book as
truthful and at the same time AS interesting hs PoSsv
would request Of you. If agreeable statement as 10
where and when you arrested, by whom: by What
authority. whether by warrant oaseo Oh amaa.' t ~ ~,
otherwisa where You were imprisoned, how long you
remained in prison. your treatment while In prison, when
rseased whether after trial or otherwise what cha'gcs
were preferred against you, &c. &c, aud IN word
readable aud truthful history Of your case SO as to appear
In print should like also TO have brief sketch OF y9u
se or autobiography, showing who you are, "hat oees
you have filed your profession or business anu ~ snoi'
your status. social or otherwise IN your eSionunit1
Please write the above IN the third person WIN view 10
publication All communications between us 10 ,, ps hiu
tually and strictly confidential ~ , & NJ inipoae
ton Ii Is the world should know WHO htNc
Whether that opinion freely expressed OF SIMPLY en-
ertained and now that the peop. aS CoiiS DS.h W
second sober thoughts" and favorable polllcal reac-
,on is taking place deem It most auspiei9us time Tor
such book 10 appear 10 Is due 100 70 those VINO Iu
So nanhood 10 stand firm IN the rght-ln the heller tat
he, were the terrible pressure
and political and physical warfare Drought 20 oear upon
eni whether in the advocacy or simple entertainnent
~ their opinions. and who were intellectually strong
enough to bde their TINE d un 'nIr ot oe Say as
sny rate will be published and is but 1ast to those who
nave suffered and TO the country, OF which VIII form
part of the history that should appear with the truth
staring every man in the face by correct narration OK
t,e facts The only way by which these facts can DO
ascertalned through the mode which have adopted,
viz by addressing the gentlemen who have been the
victims No man party unawfully and yindetlyeiy
persecucd for opinion sake has ever been crushes or
time that makes all things even" defends the r19ht,
eevates the prosecuted and condemns the prosecutor
For these II for other, Will confidently ei
pect early response. Hoping To hear from you your
earliest convenience au, dear Sir your ooedent ser
want JOHN A. @AhenSli-
cheerfully recommend John A. Marshall esq as being
well fitted 20 publish such book be proposes ana eei
assured that the work undertaken by him will be faith
f1lIv executed WM. BICLER,
' Ex-Governor and ex.U {. y.
concur =, the shove GRO W. WOODWARD,
Dser,nIsr a Iss- Ex-ChiefJustice aud NJ G.
indorso he shove ]. S. BLACK,
Late Attorneys 6eneral, u. I.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
Tfsal nutitts.
OURT.-City and County of New

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- York state of fNesioTk-JOHN p
sanst ALEXANDER ASBOTH To the Defendant - e. stamp
named You are hereby summoned Ad required To- Cancelled
answer the compliant this ac0n which hied
Oce Of The Cer o the CITY and Coun Of New fos ~ ihe tV
Han u the cts OF eWlork State New orr and 70 serve copy
70 The sail complaint the Subscriber a. his once No
the tt tseiy amer
exclusive Of the tay OF snch aud yoa
a The said complaint within the time Aforesaid the pshH
action vii apply relief demanded IN th
plaut-Datet NeE.York. Feb @. 1868.
The amt the enit fled in the once Of
Crk Of tbs Court City Hail. the City Of Newlork on
the fNh day q February lse8
FI0 lswouN r H. BOVINE. Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
6nrrnraiiOn NOtitts.
CROTOY AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-To

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.--To
- SEWER COETRACIohS-SeIair sealed pISposis eaeh 20
d Of H. r1esenalou, will be received this oee onda PaTk
ppt N o'clock SATURDAY March a. 1913 for the construc
tion NE following localities to VII spec No. In l
seth and 6 gh branch 10 b street spec
~ % branch
Spee Sheriff Guerc between BrD0e aud
iu
t0H-s and Norfolk street between Stanton and Houston streets
4SeWe 4 49h and through aih street
avenue betaee h and aoh
5Sewe l2h street. between 80 and 3 avenue
Spec GS-wers betaeeu l2h and 2Jl sre and IN
ll9h streets 20 and ih spec Seser n
BIB 10th Spec dln Washington
OetFeeu Charlton King streets h Hdso1 street between
King and Carkson streets; 30 Domng street btNeeu Cark aud Fi
streets and m CLARK street between and Spng streets SPEC
gIn Ler and 40 avenues ana spec u
In tZfih street. between 9th and bth
The for the above be seen aud sreetcstons aAi
forms fr proposals obtained of the Bureau 81 sewers
Nea.York Nsrcb O. 1908. THOMAS STEPHENS, } lCroton
ROBT j. DARRAGH, ACT
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

Ma Edward c. Markley OF the firm OF 4. y.
MarLIav q Son OF Philadelphia died in Florida recently.
Mr. Markiey Is best known In the reading world as a
nuhlisher TO this business he reared serving his
i'e x;th Messrs Cressy Goodman OF Philadelphia. Ia
isso he became their partner. lie was Of the old Whs
school of politicians.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

NEW JERSEY r. R.-For PHILADELPHIA,
IVA hensingou ESQ Via Camden & IA m' "
s:4OAn. u 1870 For South and S"es'-saoIn| ~ noon
m
F6R THB wEsT-To Cincinnati and Chicago 40 m " m
n m 7O D. m The and 7:30 trans through shh bu
ehuge silver Palace train un through TO
change making same connections al CnenhAn
early m taus by other lines Family compartment also
train on Mop through 10 Chicago without change
connecting advance VI other lines Hh az
Chicago. i'DaiDl W. JhShSVNi oeh ssph
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

March IA-4.g7s bbls. Flour 60 bb!s, Whiskcy Sgl
bbs Corn Meal l245 sacks Com Meal, 3l5O bush wheat
8Ol5 bush Corn, $50 bush. Oas, 2l6S bush Rye l6H
bush Seeds 2 pkgs Ashes ~ pkgs Beef 59s bbls fOrk
I9 pkgs Cut Meats, 80 pkgs Lard, 144 Kegs Lard ls5
bbls Petroleum i149 pkgs. Butter, 6555 pkgs Cheese
Ills bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
VIZ. r BARR. General Pass. Agent
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM Rail

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM. RAIL
il ROADSIDE and sher MONDAfi Nov y, PoI tais ig
Albany Troy connecting with Northern aud Western trains vii
m E,prs.s train Via Hed,on Railroad Thrisths s and
Tenth through Buffalo Bridge EaoG chang Of
ears connecting Troy With for ssrsIogs Rutland Burning
tor aud the North - ~, .---...-- -. .,.-
with trains for the North
n a m EIpress Harlem Railroad, lweutVsTths and
Fouve connecting Chatham With eern Railroad or LeDa
Pei Albany with Western trains ana al I"! VI"
trains Tor Ssrstoga Rutland Burlington .nd TIE NORTH .
Absnr with Western trains and Troy With trains for Montreal With
sleeping attached. -, -.,t.. =, ,1.,h.u
with Western for Lebanen springs Pltsntd, &C. sna a.
lbsny With Western trains Sleeping attached az Albany
Hudson River Railroad with seePnEes
attached through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge N1oui .s
Also seepngear dsy excepting ssIerdA'
from through OgdeusbuG without change va Rome w
snd Railroad for Troy will be made at Eass Albany
This will sundays , 81, ,---,-- - -, -,
connecting for 81 nao aod suspsIson bse
ami a, TYSv with train for SAratogs and points North
Sunday Hudson River Railroad rom Ne ioff
intermediate stations leaving he" ot ~
RsterEg leave PooghkeePse at m sTying N orr
Ao Sundy train Harlem Railroad ATlGg Forty second 81 AZ
o. m and arriving at Mllertou at $40 Returning leaves Miller
"N - Wv p A-' e WIN H. VANDERBILT, yleePresdebt
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
CUPREME cOURTzCity and Count. Of New

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- Yo,I-NARTHA \ wTTHERs sgainst HENRIETTA A.
RICHARDSON JOSIAH RICHARDSON Summons for money
demand on contract seredl To the bot named defend
st You required a. II. complaint 10
- .eon which viii the ohcr OF The Csfk of the Cy and
ontv az Cg Hal 70 sad Cy and TO serve Of
onr the said compliant on lhe Al e once nan
is ~ WsI n the CITY wNOk within DAYS atef the
. this exclusive of TIE day Of seh service aud
within the Gfssesd
pLriatG IN action viii take Judgment sgaia,s Jou or the Of
thrtytsO and ~ loo dollars With interest from
e & Az, Of JsuuaTy thousand eight hurdfd and
,he M besides the costs ei this AeOn
1.,.S - 'yoyt F,b I5 issa SCUDDBR CARTER
Plantgs At0meys. No b. NAll1i
entitled aOn Sled In the once Of The
Chen Of lie Civ County Of Esviorl At hs CITY Hal 10 CITY
cn,t, ,sJ sat. Of i5h dsv Of March, lstS
Mic i.s O. N sCIDDER CARTER, PIAiDnT' Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
professional aOtitss.

DR.ALLEN, Female Physician, 1l9 Greenwich
IL llt An experienced Lady Physician Aiieaiance
THE URETHROTOME.-1 is the term Sc
lected % designate Of which adapted 70 eacn
VARIETY Of the uhra Every ease however aggravated
m be- instantly sud cou-ecuvey by the patient 20 two
months atiolt further surgical Interference See seei No - M
three bis private urscs class BY hDh ARD H.
nixon 81 b. Forse r. WARNER Fesevst Asor House, Tor
cent. consultation from - sui tos evenings AZ
ayc The Instruments not Tor sale and can De used per
s1usIly BY tbe invertar ouir-
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
finsntial.
---=- ---a 49, = -
EOR SALE.

FoE SALE,
ROCHESTER CITY, sEvEN PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
WATER COMPANY BONDS WHICH ARR A TIRSrCLASs SBCU
RITY VEDOUBTED FOR INVESTMENTS WITH SINKING
YrND PROVIDED FOR THEIR REDEMPTION DUE 1851 INTER
Rsr COUPONS AND PRINCIPAL PAID BY THE CITY TREAS
uRFR OP THE CITY OP ROCHESTER A LIMITED AMOUNT OF
THE BONDS ARB OFFERED SALE IN LOTS TO SUIT PUR
CHASERs AT A CONSIDERABLE REDUCTION BELOW PAR
FOR THE PRESENT ONLY, BY
ALBERT II NICOLAY.
STOCK Broker aud Aucioneer.
No. Inc a. Nea.Y Yar
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

CALLING FROM PIER 3, NORTH RIVER
y POR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS
The trttrats aide. wheel steamship
MANHATTAN. Noodbnl. SATURDAY, March r. Al H.
Superior accommodations kJr passengers ,,,.
Through Passage Tickets and B Of aenE issued IN etnsooa
the south ConA Railroad to points South aud soHh s' anu WIN
stesm 20 y ondA ports
Goods horxsrde free Of Commission.
Bills Of BAiiug furnished and signed On the pier
Passenger freight ohoe No. 70 BroadwAy e.,n.,x
EEW-IORk AND CHARLBSfOE STEAMSHIP Comfhr,..
uBNRY T. MORGAN 4 Co., Agenta
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16

ave Entrance n Twenty seyenthsi
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-Y0RK;
Pa, N.v Haven and bridgeport 400 (ELl. lo 2S
H.l a 90 fk1.l 9 40. aud SEQ tkIl P - -. =, -.
Fo Milford STAFFORD Fased Southport aud We'tport 100 ll3o
~ S 80 soS 800 (E1) goo ll3o n l7l5 CEr 300 Il
AIS l3O XII $50, SEQ tbLl p m -.
"a fer Dsries 100 500 Ii.go N. as 40 aSopm 80,
r. s.mford 700 8OO (Er1 800. iso ll5 (kIl 2b 1O
NY AS a 3O (EI1 Al0, $50 $50. 800 (EKl p. IN. -
Fo Gr,snvieh and intermediate stations 100 a0O l3O nj 2I'
as 40, $50 80 p m. - -
For Boston SpTipg ghed 800 (EI 800 (EI aW m
For Boston via shore Line, l2l5 (BI) 400 .. -.
Por BaItor and Springfield. 300 EI l25 800 hLh SO0
FOR Connecticut River Railroad 800 CEI IaBp n to Mon
trssl 500 D. m. q Northampton 10 ,S
For Hartford Providence Fshi Railroad 500 CRr n '
Haven New London and stOunssOu Railroad al 800 n
l2l5 400 AGO p m.
Por Canal Railroad, H. IS p "a. to Northampton.
For IorsaOnie Railroad eco a. 10, a00 NJ
Nor kangatuck Railroad. 800 m, 3OOp
Dsnbury and Norwsh Railroad 7.o0, $40 q m t"P m
N'"'N'1' "'''FNs IANES n HOYT Sap.
New-York tribune., 1868-03-16
GIANTS for gasintss Iltu.


DRUG STORE for SALE.-First-class loca-
II ton Store, lease exchange Real Estate
ia Newlork OF Brooklyn or ior Farm Apply
LUhN Co. No $50 fouItb-ale, corner Of Ihity hrsitt
FOR SALE-A well-establshed business of
25 years standing consisting % the Of Horses aud
Teams fr the hauling q marble and heavy maehins Satisfactory
reasons for selling Address JAMES H. CAEMAN,
No Ga North Broad-st., Philadelphia
GAS AND WATER COMPANIES CAN BE
~ formed City Town Borough Pennsylvania under
liberal CHARTER which they already established The
privilege VIII be sold cheap Address GAS AND WATER Co,
Box No 81 Harrisburg. Pa
WANTED-A party with $4,000 or $1,000,
to buy the interest Of deceased partner n
manufacturing business For particulars sppy 70 C. OALbl Ne I'
Centrest. 4ih 6oor
WANTED-A Lady or Gentleman PART
W MIR Hith $500 10 $500 cash. well located Photograph
Gallery Citing up ueghaong city Address PHOTO Tribune
Office.
&SO O0O WANTED-Either as special
tVCOsONDI O active in a strictly COMMISSION
AMERICAN HARDWARE BUSINESS IN this eityi business 1 20
few need they furnish o
$1,000 20 $1,000 Address HARDWARE. Tribune ohce.
GI0 SO0 WILL buy One-fourth Interest interest
W U,DOO u valuable SLATE QUARRY and IAVi tgiiIei
nay bond and Address iof " ''s IL
HANKEK Box No. &c, SlaingtoI r o. Lehigt Ce.,I IA
S1 000 will purchase an 9desiaSEIed hTs
W II. .OOO PAPER-hAHGiNG and PlCI az 'lI Deo'
NESS doing profitable business; locai'A ~ N
this city, Terms-pavneut to suit purchaser q, r., - =
BRADEIELD ROSS Herald Building Room 20 - bI4uNay y l.