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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24
Sales bu anftion.

| .TE[fff quo Dp q u''iO"' ID ~ /.
A SSIGNEES' SALE of SILK MACHINERY,
~ az. A = r.. vii one, TOR
I,is Ro.I slLy NIXUf CIuElSG coMPayY al te u in
& 81 s- S %of s ss':r. .po sss Bs S: s e
,.aae erl ss.. Of f's. 'Gele' with all tue supplies and
T, ESQ g q T4Ico1T Ro., H s3 We Co.
Racsgfl, Cour, Sept 10 1913.
| - - A ~ NssvfS Alctoueer
! RY BANGS; MERWIN. & Co. Broadway n.y.. cor or
| THURSDAY ARR gSJoN sat a. 81 I s.en-E.-,
s.1a LisAta ass ct and a. lave c
B Of &c ertsc Classical sud School Books Sc Caisiogas' are
| ready, aud the B1'ts arr Oh ,isS
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS; CLINT,
TIE s soS a,sfy. q c.,s $500. q .1s .
| LIBRARY Al LAKEWOOD. n. j.
Tie q @ Linn, ese',,gSPs ~ ,,sss , eo sf
B ~ , s,a ~ ~ 1,s , s,e I s11 eeaa Co
"u al soi ole ed tie American Pubic 1t embraces
ILEGsTRiiP5 woRKs STANDARD BIOGRAPHIES, TRAVELS
HISTORIES fof Iisfo iFh a anAAA NATURAL
Of g. best Tius TIE tArl p'h7 Coalition many Of them S'nnd
TnE WHOLE 70 ST sop t I1 ;EcrqS AS ABOVE
AMI following days. commencing al O'clock H. each day
Gentlemen urss, to atsui their order. urh,,s
ntly s5scisi By The Aue'ohse without charge PRICE of
me p-esi Of Collector. Of Yps neci. solicited 10 ~
either q tn Aae, on boon Of Boob Store, l..
c.1dttOS sud altogether one o. us muss
elegant Coi,tOs offered f,r ss hi, cit
EDWARD PErTINGER, Auctoneer.-FIfty
IL secld sale of Unclaimed Propst ta.s paee 90 THURSDAY
sept "a al 10 ocock Central nee No 800 SubeIL-s ron
tns Of Si' eaeeus Articles bns iron lotion WOOL ca iDfse
Blankets Buffalo Robes Men and Wonsns Clothing, Dry GoOls,
ws.ehes Jeaelr. ristll. Hariwa. Boots. Shoes Nc
orgicE o. A.'isrAST ovsHTERNA.IsH.GE;s =, ,5'
Con- og IiousTOS GEEEsbTs hEvloRK CRY sept ~ tJ
WILL BE SOLD at public auction to the
w highest BIDDER al tie 18th day o. hcpemher ueKt the
levhee steamship EMPIRE CITY. Of Tue following GmrrsoSs'
feet DEPTH % ieets l,ai tuna
snrbo7sg Bile Bsin, Brooklyn aud
Pier No ~ North River at II
convey parties desirins to attend the sa!e.
The be si SIZE les, and The purchaser wall be re-
sponahle from the time Of plchise.
Terms; Ten PEI 81 balance 10 BE- paid on the
following day. Quilted Currency sbeu tie vessel VII be taus-
feutd 60 the purchaser. RUFUS lhGALLt
Brrei MorGcneral an Assistant Genes.L
HHTH AUCTION SALE of Scranton COAL,
W. ur WRDSR DAY. sent 81 ISH-lhe DELAWARE LACkA'
MAMMA sud WIS EuN RAILROAD COMPANY will SILL ~
Mrss H. DRAPER Co.. Auctonc,u, Al the ConpauJs
Sie.non No % oharg place Newl ORR on WEbNESDAf sept
G. tOj TINS Of COAL. from the LsckawanBs
rcgus del vesbe ~ Bissbethpo, during 0eiaisI lt
SAMUEL SLOAN, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24
snotitts of Sankrupitu.


IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
4 STATES or the Eastern DISTRICT Of PkNNSiLvAEA-
EZRA T. CUHLE Pbadc pha Bankrupt having sorei io Us
i.charge mertiug Creditors VII lc e the IJh dT Of Oc
u o'clock before Register Easta T. Chase, esq at
No auuts, Phadeph. Aat the examination OF
the Baukrp Be- trd sut any business Of Tngs required W
SECTIONS q ColRress transacted The Eegr VIII
cr stohcr e Raakrp informed bis duty hearing g
so Eoyenber 100 before the Court a. Phade
pb H. when parties Interested shos cause against
the tischarge - ,o,,,. o,r,r,r ,,n,
JDge, aud seal o. tie Court 40 Fhiepha
..,.'............. scptenprr2l, 1903 g. r. FOX Cirf
Au-st-Epvfy T. CHtsR' Reg.,ter "a las3N1b
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24
REAL ESTATE.
~,v.yorK. Wednesday, Sept %, 1868

NrN-NONh, WCuUVsU1EI 77I''' -
W.. ssle Of villa sites at Paulding Park III
g, hotr comfy advertised for 10 Gay by Nj. James
Miller. was postponed
ny Al BlFUCKER soN & CO. $500, - g.,
- ,.- situafcd ON the ea>crly side ot flIh,aNe' ~
,, hundred and Wellh and or Clnuiir,uj, 6
IS so feet and inches south OF OitiH1' t ~
90, 'rteei,fI,st Lot 25 sxlO0. Purchased d! I"'i0"
az .l..ile for s. 900,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24
IrNITEn STATES DISTRICT COURT for

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT for
u tie DISTRICT o. NIW. JkKSEY-iS BAhKRiPICf;-ihis Is
give not tay Of September A. d. l
bankruptcy ISSUED against the estate Of JohAihAh
CHRISTIE junior Paterson the County u Psaae and state NJ
NeNJsey been siyd bankrupt, oH BIS o.n peiuon
payment Of dobs anl delivery any poer begug TO
bankrupt him. M BIZ and the transfer ~ ans property ~
forbidden iat meeting Of tie creditors d TIE s'i
tF debts and 10 floOe assEuc ~
vii be held Court Of bankTusy 20 be holden at ne ny
o. Thomas D. HpKs. The tEenths y
October. A D. llo3 at ~ oek = li. ess No II Aal
" " ~ ~ D.N' w
q 4 Toptrr Atiofney L. 3. Marshal ~ Messenger 0r
sJff-.1s m. Bs.lci Of HeF-leneT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24
sl,tturts anS Hltitinss.

9,ttuns anS Hltiiines.
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH.,
WI A.torpcvThe Rev o. ELIbRSOS Pastor Tbs Church
sner bg painted and furnished throughout viii REOPEN -
SUNDAY next Sent The Rev. NM r. HAMMOND Will preach
IN. mopug 100 oeoc, tee Rev. 4 H. BAKER al m the Rev.
VM LORb CncaRau u o'clock The pubic are IN
vlel Seats The Sunday School vii meet at y ? N
DEV. VIM. MORLEY FUNSTON, the great
IL Engsh Preacher will deliver his popular lecture on Daniel
,ah NAV obtained SWAINES Book store Futon BROOK
I'm or a. PHILIP PHILLIPS Cos. No ~ Unoa SQUARE New York
"XVHAT / HAVE SEEN ABOUT NEW
w YORK.H-A LECTURE BY OLIVER DYER
OLIVER DYER deliver public Lecture the above subject al
,hs Caosr Institute THURSDAY EVENING. Sept q, under the
sn.,ire. Of ParkarFs New \ orb Business College
me Lecture rep with personal neents Of the most pain
which
pssf SIS wears o Nes.iors's sub soiiing.
Tickets admitting gentleman and two
i.rs To De- Business College 9J1 Broad
sv also AZ tie principal Bookstores ard Hotels the Ticket
otce evening Of the Lecture. 70 O'Clock
PACKARD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24

-.
- psnf saas CLARA n PErGNRT sud ELLEN LOUISE no
s orb sh8es-td action, en Tie xth DAY 81
J., m lie slrscb the named said Judgment VII
expose ale public the highest hdeI, hrdt Tue
i dsy 81 Orabe y O'Clock The Eichsnge saeoan
So M broadway 81 NegioTs bv Joseph Ao0uis Acc
ta.e-r a. f0.g described premises viz Az that ceH Joy o.
ar bl tlcell srret situate on the Ncster sac OF
NJ SIKH ard tlt streets 10 TIE fliteenn " ard
N c rr Yrr bounded snd confined as ooWss Commencing
AZ f. the ouza stree distant one hundred elG
thra .rv parallel Srh street. Nsvese' phts ohe
li al ntht thence nohef a. night siih
cgt feet 4ai uce rcle thence easif AZ 1
rs TIE lice. twelve fet Enn ave inches tleace
40 efr az m andes lme toled Inc sixteen ieet -ld
oar rcGrf e.e eastrrT parallel via 81 street or aver
"a Mcoural street. thegee uiheY
r NcDl1ral street feet q the Of fahng uehg
1oeu by number bandrsd and sereuiuIee 9
VI nou-il street. 80 ,.
All tia, certain piece Of land With the buildings thereon
erected situated tire aforesaid westerly e OF Mepouss street.
M e on hured and I've feet su inches norh
. am Sixth ronnng thenee westerly and parallel WIN Sin
re one hundred inches hsee uorhery a. ngnt
line twenty ft eleven inches east
M tbryrlc and Eve Inches point distant tEent Two ctom
th e dcfsd thence noh tgoiee heaoe
of gal sEfyouf ieet I've ncs 70
st on lie w,.t,r7 ~ McDnugal street. distant tssn1he ee
@ lie westerly % MrD1ugsl sweet ard Clinton place
rrc ey along the wet lice q heDoul street tweni I've iee
10 Al. ace esnuug The premss being kno"n BY the stre Gun
I'M ma ia .evsnty.1irc (19 Mousa street together Ni.h
~ .-g,psr q lertan.u ppueuanes theruBto lelong
TX o. apPet-EIas aed Ne" iar,
= BgxruILE. eIl, Psaia. Attorney!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24
Caution Snlrs Of 8tal Gsiats.

ADRIAN r. Mrrrrr.. Auetoueer
ADRIAN H. MULLER, L. X. WILKINS &
"a 10 Era Essc Aurone-rs Brokers No. prestAuo on
sies Real aud Sioc1Tae Undersigned VIII q, 1efi We
r ersens 10 tc selling at Auctun Of Rial EsIAlk
STOCES BONDS other SECURITIES saesaie iihe Trange
Snesrooru the premises Eteher IN e OF e0sRty As m e
desired by ths sel.c4. Asa Co thr sti = oI
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
al the resteuCf ofoUuerf. ... -
RIAL ESTATE At PRIVATE SALE
Specsl attention will giFcn 10 tie selling OF mpuled
rrovrd real estate at private sale. Also. g. The
lkASING on S1OEhS AND DWELLINGS.
Executors administrator and others wishing % ds1ose 81 real
soal PROPERTY whether pablo private sale vii btd our ers a.
liberal those Of AM responsible house. no charge Except the actual
sbuf,emens printing. Advertising kc vii be made unless % are
effected. so
that their erpei ytss viii enable them entire
t.t..Cttfiou To a..4. itfruer them.
ADRIAN u. MULLER, T. WILKINS l. Co,
No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24
gtaaI NCtin..

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. City and
~ Coaety 4 6e.-ierkMAEi MEIzDOkF. Pgnt5 ss,a AZ
MEIZuDEl. itirt q
ro .ery 10 tie Dsrdat.l hereby summoned al lnird
H. answer the complaint action alh viii BE- ll u he OBJ 81
he trt offt C NeEiorh the CITY Hall 10 sad
y SUE COPY your T. III said complaint On the
,rNsr Al NJ Office Nubf m twelve Ca nhes street, 10 said
a. Ecry days ar the ~ th SUMMONS on 700 een'
the Gay Of sues sergicc ad Tot M t. shsser
IN, Thin lie Time rsa plsiuuf IN ibis scou VII apply TO
H. COM, o the relief dmsHed IRE ecuoantDaei hcNiork,
A.,s.t lqi igTg SIDNEY STUART g. Pautn's Attorney.
~ ts ib dsy dg asa IA the oes Of The
CHS gtN Cfr snd C1ntT NcNioEnated Ne York Sept-I
t.-gf fpr SHINY n stuart. IT,. siniifs AttOneC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24
A ID. MELLICK. ir. Auchoncer.
~. ABSOLUTE SALE Oh
COD VILLA PLOTS

4 u MELLICK J BROTHER AL srl ~ aneioa ocoher Is
IL rt. rbout lZ lots hHautl utatr within the
r limits ans l o. tLr depot ans scaHho1t aniag this
property frrts atsu River am commands mst lcut
tr Long Island ststeu leland and tie
Highlands of N,ytrul Terms ~ sole viii Ice
eve foot 81 CJrrtsnsi The morning ~ tho
reaching Amiog 10 cs than OF hon Liberal collation.
will -crtrl the Brighton Ilou f faloi pac and u
M, rg sislr De- ~ The alrt'l-eo No ~ Plcs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24

VALUABLE PAPER MILL FOX SAIL
Ie.ri,rfs - ty or3- &c Sapf,Hs Court llt nd
4. e,.cr %! o. rr.f-fi sl srs Of rs sALsBi ~ Wills
vtNIi.ltsT'fpIVG' COMPANY. VIII fr1 ~ srriFu tl-
rrs-. fths VILLAGE OF SALISBURY WILL, ton of b.tr
tro,e g- Co4ay Ne luf. Or .ii UAl Or SLY VIII
lns "a rcort .1i ~ q D. - ~ tr ~. r'' llc
sff pr-lrr fte sAlf'utri MILLS MANifAtt ltlNG
Cuvi.tNY "a -,ef 81 SALlsbJh Mills Ei'r.si &C. AEN
glLGU IHAACH oiLe EIE EAllrOAD slogt rsl silica from
NlWHUEsH 90 ti- HUDSON RIVER
he traf-rr .rs n lsnt 10 dfs1ert parcels
10 no Railroad Depot. sluNb ALl a"lt eghi'
are 4srlrs slate roof arafl ar"tl Det Hh raf
lsifrl uh rls tanrs steam cefor ore b'nrl al
engine Mfiztff patent one ~ A'
PAPER Msrae aai by J".n j. hra'e' 81 N''s
ttrr.iy rarrrttInc aui rfrung atli f D "a
, fr he usufrinre tn- vrtg parer A'o, to'r ruf
os. r. hos.s dam. poser vhieI 1he he'
"a boi.e za,rieI aui rpErus anl Fp ff en l"e A''e'
.-,rr house Eors shop. stables fiutut 81 &C. tc
M prrtaTtg 1 100. urrafis g -to" Toe nlI'ft
If, III. y dug, " irh Al usa Boz 49, cost traf tDv am
rt,rr and bel afs insured for Tlyh The ospa- v!
taf s.I ]. boz pounds n & rF. fiir-
tl properly o. We leaiei
NATHAk'FT JAZZ D. d. Receiver.
Po.s SO o. CTR Han SrvioIk citT, ot
RANCE. hEDGWiCK 4 NORTH,
Alornsys o. Receiver, No - broadFay n l..
riere maI Off -uu.r. lag De s-cl.
Nevlofk Aurlst 1' 1852
NALUABLE FARM Mt AUCTION, October 9.
80 ser,s ga li-h stte e cultivation, praautl si'ael
healthy ncaior flou-e and m n-crsasTy cot bsnss 20 lo'
psif sHttg - su!shic for tl-t alsnc' sfof
s.. an gau isrd Apps TO Go j. BROWN th.shto,l. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24

DUBLlC SALE of over 10000 ACRES Of
Z KAIABLb coal. irOE 1lulL!., IAhM Ard hor.rt
Mexican. I'LL ar4 talefu. ltrus rA
TIE ADD ta.ue lc h ir A haa a-4 ~ Lac tl
l,prutc COMPANY viii bc exposed o pubic sale b. ir o pc
GELS TUESDAY. tie xaib cfT ~ % iol l u ocn.- H AZ
The Pi sd gs EHclsur lhfse laHf s 20 ite4 Do -
s ran Of b. state ~ c r acp nHd Elr hsfns
Bic. rrafy cI slt a cog rf-iei h af fi
ifistt yha aa Lalterr std o. r go
TIA ~ srua oarlcciri utia %" us OF hu''" poo 20
af N.uYHt TIE affHtoa n fl sfs af .it'
miners 81 oof tanlrr. col Others. ta
Couta..ltg efk4
So
cred rrriitc harsf hraoct aud pnr iui o. en-
100 fi 49, pro- fIir
.il ti. Ice, land. >.tr % Sc lurs 'aor A. Do
containing uI ll ietrfipr terms 81 f fn a oir DO
fr Information be- faru l on arrhostsu 70 80 1fi 4
arriorre 30 " LIAM hACAht f''i5 ia. 4''-l'' a. .'
IWf.gFfCE FEtIFi. Prr-iett
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24

ELIZABETH, y. Dbl minutes from New
Il Ysrs each lr desirable .r'r respect 81 rel
f.res sul pr9esrs lHls 81 lel Eae if r et -
ie-. f,r'. il1a 90 $50 co b. ErcOKFRIp No Cedar
and NJ ~ Iro. It, Aitzu, ~ J. ty al Comfy lticW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24
DY NSON & MILLER,
ID AUCTIONEFRS AND

Afi2 Qcocs 20 2. ll4tsl ..srl0ia. NO l El1t-aag. -
CPrf Ien NIroNIA~f SALE or s7 FL'Trr>H LOTS.
ts.- PROSPECT PANE Prrcrsrs hereafter hsps rcsY A.
No Is S,sare'. n =. sad y. IS Molas-es. b.eosln
EXFCUTORS' SALE of very desirable
IL Properly g. he II Jc a. Uagt fccci.-iih
B.. sul Paddle Auction thc pIfsct About hlt h cot q"
CAappqra atoa IT, Hss RAILROAD OF OBJ tta faf 80 'F't
len i9 al n O'Clock tie liOME -TEAb ~ Jrur H. haf de-
ca.- consisting siout Owe Il choice LAND ehy h ape
tres ~ choice r.nr J. 'sl barrt go ,l.ia '." tI
i.u rt ael, on Boz f.f or. good bitn a11 Stable
l,FiiI IiNGHT r,,..,,,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24
glib umiss.
IGENTS WANTED for ALBERT d. RICH

PERSONAL HISTORY or e. = GRANT
incuHe ter efuctre Ntai t'a 'tahi
Is, SID written rTh sui done lbo heluhieih ulSh 80
,,,, discard Ell uilcA DOES sd VIC ell t'siJ sni fsPlp ssl
~ i.,, aud s,e shst 70 sad viii a. Adirss AMht
ICAS Publishing CDMPANi ha' 3D. Conn., BLISS NoNeE'
- n "a BLISS Cn.. Tal-la. Dii0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-09-24

rr1TTE TAppAN-XEE HOUSE, Nyhck on IHt
Iadsa-be ellcs OF tAs Hoeksnd l'.'lt o'1 '.' ,
yr-usp Viii d. orrH dGfuT thc u""As u '" N-a''' ' I
'el's~V' VS. '' l.. y. MANSFIELD, (i'puci2I
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
10 NJ old cugtenisrs and the


l am just receiving fresh stock
Of Spring and SPINNER Goods,
comprising full line Of Foreign
and Domestic coths, cdssihsrss,
VsStings, Jeans, lSattnets, Tcesds,
CottOlades, Ausiias, Checks. Den.
inns, Has, Caps, Trunks and Va
Lises, together with a full line Of
Gents Furnishing Goods.
also keep constantly on hand q
large stock Of MEMS aad Boys
Clothing, which / wiIlwarrant to
be Of my own manufacture and
made In good style. Il
Those wanting Clothing made 10
order, will do we'll to call, Us
have secured The services Of II. 6
TRoUT, (see card below,) well
known in this community as q
first-class Cutter, and master ol
his profession.
HI0ur workmen are excelled
by none. -6sa
Thanking you for past fAvors
and desiring a continuance Of the
same, | shall ever endeavor tc
please, both in price and quality
Of goods.
! remain. yours truly.
0RRIN Il. PETERS.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
aen.I WilIard Warner.

We are glad 70 learn that this
gentleman, formerly Of our neigh.
boring city, Newark, but now Of
Montgomery, Ala, is very highly
spoken ofab one ofthsprosp
U. s. Senators from Alabama, un.
der the new Constitution, with hat.
tering prospects Of election. Gen
Warner served as q member ol
General Shcrman's staff during the
war hgreat credit, and has Of
ten received eneomibms from This
distinguished military man Of the
highest degree, for his valuable
services. General Warner has al.
so the advantage OF considerable
Legislative experience, havingsery.
led term in the Senate of Ohio
We, hope that such men may be
chosen to fill all places Of high
trust from thereconstructed States
and in the start let semmcs, For
rest, Hampton & Co., understand
that they who saved the country
must ruleit. =
The General has many warn
friends here and all wish him sue
cess.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
THE REASONS WAY.

Some Of the reasons why DR.. Robackii
Blood Pills should be.kept in every family
are;
Because they can be employed in, Ail cases
where q efsmnypbyHc'' is required, and are
perfectly safe in their administ ratien at. all
times.
Because they act promptly in removing
all distractions from the bowels, afording i'm.
mediate rellefin cholic or other pains.
Becausei they are a Liver Pill, acting dir eel
ly on the spleen and liver, removing the bile
and assisting digestion.
Becausei in taking them thoy do no. inter
fere with the regular avocation Of the patient
70. leave the bowels constipated.
Becausel they are made both with and with
out sugar coating, thus adapting them to the
use OF every body.
Because! they being puroly vegetable are
perfectly harmless and can be taken by chill
dreI or adalts at all stages or periods oflife.
Bocausel they are especially adapted to thu
use ofpersons of sedentary habits, and to the
use Of femaies shoutto become mothers.
BecAuselsthey!are what their name indicate,
a Blood Pill, searching out diseases OF the
blood, leaving the system in the full yigor 0
health.
Because they are perfectly gentle in thei
operation, causingno grplng. and are safer
surcr, and every way better purgative pill thai
has ever before been offered to the public.
Because when followed In their use b,
Roback's stomach Bitters, they cure the yer.
worst cases Of dyspepsia.
Because they can be purchased at an,
drug store at the extremely low price OF TWEEN
ty-fve cents per box. g. G. Beck, agent, Ian
caster, o. ls-lm.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
NOTICE TO TEACHERS


The Board Of Examiners will meet In the up
per room Of the County Offices, for the exaIni.
naton1ef Teachers, on Saturday the LIST
day OF August, 1868.
The examination will begin precisely at II
o'clock, A. NJ, and no oappication will be re-
ceived for examination after IL o'clock, A. NJ.
Teachers will remember that they can gel
certificates atno other time and that they must
be prepared 10 stand an examination In Or
biography, reading Penmanshjp, Arithmetic
Geography, English Grammar, and Theory ol
i. .The character of oftheapplicant's examlna.
ton will be represented on q scale ofone to len
.-one denotng the specialization, andter
the highest.
q FourIclasses of certificates VII / be grant
ed, asfollowE First Glass, valid "a months; SEQ,
ond class, Wild 1smonths; third class, val ld.lG
months. Hereafter no 9 months certificate
will be issued to the same applicant more thar
once. .li ..F ~
3. A satisfactory examination in the theory
and practice ofteaching, and a high degree o
success IN teaching will also be considered u
granted. No certificate will be granted un-
less the applicant passss an examination II
each branch ofsfudy re Quirsd by tdv.
Owing N q change in the School Laws, all ap
plcAnts will be required topaya Iee OF hfty
cents, as a condition Of oxamiphtion.
All upphcante must come prepared with .
prepaid envelope, properly addTeasedto them
selves. BY order of the Board q
July 10, iess-It
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
New York Market.

New YORK, July 20.
FL0UR-Close irregular and
unsettled; medium and good grades
dull and 1U@15c lower; fresh
ground low grades steady, with
moderate export and homo trade
demand,
WHEAT-Stoady at 81 85 for
No. 2, and ST. 93@1 95 for. No. l
spring.
RYE Dull at 81 1901 80.
OATS-Steady at $50 in store,
and $50 afoat.
C0RN-Fair inquiry atS1 05@1
90 for new mixed western afoat,
P0RK--Quiot and steady at
s28 1O@2S 10 for mess cash and
regular.
BEEF--Quiot, without decided
change.
CUT MEATS-Limited demand
unchanged.
BACON--Dull and unchanged
LARD--Quiet at 174@l74c fol
fair TO prime steam.
EGGS-Steady at 26@27c.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-07-23
From the Ohio state JoaFnnl.
FIRST TRIP ON THE GOLUM
BUS AND HOOKING VAL.
LEY RAILROAD.
Road Open to near Canal
Winchester.
Bless me, tin Is pleasant,
Riding on . rail-. ,ssifs

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Yesterday, upon invitation Of NJ.
NJ. Greene, President, very pleas.
ant little party of gentlemen had
the satisfaction OF lnakinga a trial
trip as far as the track Is laid.
The rails arc down TO within
sight Of Canal Winchester--near14 / A
miles,. The road is not ballagted,
but is as smooth as most of the old.
Ierroads that are. The grade is
almost nothing. The heaviest
grade on tho whole road is this side
of Big Belly, or Walnut Creek
II is only trenfy' siT feet to the mule,
and is almost imperceptible.
The most difficult piece Of work
so far has been the filing OF peat
bog just beyond Big Belly. The
earthwork has sunk several times,
lifting the surrounding earth at
some distance. tits now perfectly
sold, Specimens OF peat from
this bog may be seen at the Com
pany's Office in Columbus.
A bridge for the steamer at Ca
nal Winchester is already framed,
at the yards in this city, and will
be ready for erection by the time
tho track is laid to the point. whore
it is needed.
The work is going ahead rap.
idly, and by the first of September
the cars will be running through
to Lancaster. The President says
no passenger car shall be run on
the road until after it is ballasted
THERE'S an immense amount ol
freight waiting shipment over the
road, There are three-quarters Of
a million bushels ofgrain at Grove,
port, and other points up to Win
chester, inclusive. In addition to
this there are quantities of live
stock. The shippers are very ur,
gent for cars to be furnished i'm,
mediately..
The work on tho road'is being
done swiftly and economically, un-
der the consummate management
of Mr.. Greene, backed by the en-
ergetic contractors, Dodge, Case &
! Co. 1t will pierce the coal region
tho coming fall,
Our trip was made comfortably
slime to Groveport, 80 minutes
After each gentleman of the party
had been required to drive spike
with the most unapproachable awk
wardness, to the intense amusement
of the workmen, we were re.ship
pod for Columbus, arriving safely
and very much impressed with the
Importance of this road to the
business interests of the city. II
opens up a region hitherto sealed
from modern enterprise almost, by
lack OF facilities for transportation
1t is a region rich beyond compari,
son in agricultural and minera
wealth, and 1T is of incalculablC
Importance to Columbus that hel
business men lay hold Of the cords
tho two slender bars of iron
which are to bind all this regior
in community OF interest with Co
lumbus. 1t requires only energ,
and enterprise, judiciously applied
and Columbus may take her plac,
among the richest inland cities o
the continent.
Among the party on the tria
trip, were b, Il. Smith, Presiden
of tho G., G. &I.C. Railway; Col
Manypenny, ono of the lessees 0
the Ohio Canals; Barker Brooks
Theodore Comstock, John Graham
John ]. Janney, Major W, G. Fax
on, Sc.