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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09
DY decree OF the Chsncery Court at Trenton
ID In The case Of J. J. Honoman VS.. A. Cross, /
Monday, the I4th Of December Next.

On the premises. sell, to the highest bidder.
the following property in the town of Hism,
boldts tennessee: Two Brick Stores, three
stories nlgn, on Main street Three DWELLING
Two rooms~sn new buildings. This is aii,val-
naole properly, and offers q rare opportunity
70 ~ k0o9 bargains N property on a credit.
out redemption, notes sDd good security re-
CURED: j. A MoDEARMON. g. and III.
Afeht0n' Asnh', november y, 1858. DEF I'd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

FOR v1CKsBURG.

FOR VICKSBURG.
Regular st. Louis, Memphis and Vicksburg
D.. Mail Packet-For Vicksburg.
LUMINARY -.... master
This splendid passenger packet "a
will leave as above E
THIS DAY. 9Th inst, at 10 s.m.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
de9l ~ Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09
RIVER MATTERS.
REATHER AID RTFEKS.

WEATHER AND RIsEBS.
Yesterday opened out bright and clear.
The sun shone and the ice which had
formed upon the sidewalks soon gave
way before its genial warmth. Later in
the day il sgain clouded up and was
cold. The river rose three inches in the
past tweNy-four hours. We hear no Ia
ter news from the Arkansas or White
rivers. The stage of the upper rivers
will be found in our Geographic columns.
Arrivals.
Steamer III. E. Forsyth, st. Louis.
Bismarck, st. Louis.
4" J. 4. Groesbeek, New Orleans.
" Myrtle, Hsle's Point.
Departures.
Steamer NJ. Z. Forsyth, st. Louis.
4" J. H. G~roesbsck, Cincinnati.
" Myrtle, Hsle's Point,
I" Bismarck. New Orleans.
" Liberty, White River.
/" Des Are, White River.
&" Natoma, Friar's Point.
" st. Francis, st. Francis River.
In Port.
Magenta, Clifton and Lady .Withaup.
EISCFEEANEOUS.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
THE CRIMINAL COURTS.

Justice Buckley of Brooklyn committed Fel&
McCabe charge OF stealing horse which he had "oa
In the Newark Police Court. Joshua World
committed on charge Of Indecent assault upon hn
daughter, aged ii years.
Justice Voorhies of Williamsburgh sent to the
Penteniary Peter Paterson young thief who escaped
frop his Court three months ago
TO-day's calendar in the General Sessions
contains eght indictments for burglary seven for grand
larceny. ole for homicide, and one for rape.
Recorder Pope of llOb0ken committed Caster
Kosn German peddler 10 answer the charge OF enter
ing dwelling with intent TO steal and fined him s. for
podlling without license =,
Bcrgh unsuccessful prosecutor his witnesses fail
ing TO show that three persons against whom he appeared
had been guilty OF cruelty 10 animals.
A Circuit Court and Court of Oyer aud Term
ner. Judge Gilbert presiding convenes III Goshen tns
morning Langord r. Brown is 10 be tried for the muir
Attorney Hslock Drake be assisted IN the
prosecution by Judge ID. F. Gechney.
Recorder Martindale of Jersey City has re-
leased Mr.. Hopkins, wealthy citizen who was recently
put under arrest on charge of incest with his daughter
aged Il years The girl has been spirited away and Mr.
Hopkins's friends openly say that the charge
trumped up TO enable Mrs H. To procure diyoIce
Justice Hogan committed Elizabeth Philips
ot No Delancey-st, 10 for felonous sssauit
upon Hugh Mcneil Of No SS5 Grandst who had met her
in the Bowey had % her @ 70 ~ Ss E, meserst 1
making the charge she had flung pitcher into his face
Justice Ledwith at Jefferson Market COM
United George A Jones the youth who attempted to
drive OF With $500 worth OF lewery which on Friday
cry Jones' who Is agent for downtown house, con-
that he planned the robbery early last week and
borrowed o coach 10 facilitate his essape. William
Burke committed u q vagrant having been found
asleep In an asb box on a sidewalk.
One Lehman and one Gaffy, having been
found lighting In at No. o9 seventha on Sat
uIay night. taken before Justice fedwith yesfer
day morning. Mrs lehman had quit her husDands
house the husband permitting her to take few articles
Of prime necessity But Mrs H. not content Win ines
appropriated in addition various culnaIyutensis which
enraged Mr. L. that he pursued her "a he residence ot
her paramonr, and there the fight occurred n,..
Messrs Dodge & SlOaB's fur store IN Pitts
field Mass robbed by burglars on tue 5lst oi octo
last, worth of fur collars gloves miirs ana
the like recently the firm learned that their goods
in this city Mr. Dodge came 70 town ON rn9ay,
and caused the arrest OF Harris Eventha oi NO 2s East
NInteenthst Eventhas gher appeared before jus
tce Mansfield az Market and wore that the goods,
which had been found In her fathers store had been given
her nv one Nanasseh Gllanon. Glllamon was then
rested aud the Justice coumeu poth MIN ana the gri
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
SOUTHERN ITEMS

The holders of des able unoccupied Lands In the West
tie only who, anticipating great rise Ia
the value " their property when the country shall have
become settled are wisely offering homestead lots aud
farms on the favorable terms. and I'm some cases
even giving them away. but learn that in some parts
OF the South ruhhc.sprlted and corporations are
making equally liberal offers. The proprietors OF the
Fernandlna and Cedar Beys Railroad IN Florida have re-
Gently decided give alternate lots Of 2O 40 and ~
acres To em grants who will settle and make permanent
improvements on them These comprise some of
the very best land IN Florida, and town
Sites ars now beng selected surveyed and laid
out into farrns The Fer7iadina Courier, speaking OF
these tracts says These lands especially suited To
gardening and fruit growing and In this superb climate,
with the advantages Of rapid communication by rail aud
steamship with New York and the benefits OF thcky set
tod communities. VIII be rapidly taken up, and prove
not only pleasant homes for tho occupants but most proh
tables ones There not better LOCATION In the whole
South for growing and shffpg early vegetables than
around Fcrpanqlna, and along this railroad At this
time January 81 oil kinds Of vegetables growing IN
our gardens untouched ny frost Green peas are In bios
SOM and tit for the table. Tomato vines are
vet ripening their second crop. The grass y
green along Our walks; the sweet singing birds I'll the
air with their melody the atmosphere Is bamy IA in
yernal May and pure only here Is known But little
labor Is required place family in comfortable condi-
ton owing position. we eau supply the Northern
markets without competition, aud realize vast returns
from merely few acres Every nducement will be held
out to immigrants Persona desiring coed h6fes ffSe 3,
cost s6iid adASsss ths Land Agent q Florida Railroad
at Fcrnandlna This Is move IN the Hight direction,
and II carried out successfully will be Of great benefit
the State by introducing thrifty and industrious popu
laton, well as BY adding materially to the prosperity
OF the road"
The Weldon Hotel at Roanoke, Va. rented at auc
iOn last week. to Mr Benjamin Cheaham OF Raleigh. for
year for three years The bidding was spirited
number OF gentlemen present desiring It,. Real e.
tate in Atlanta Ga that cost 10000 In gold, before the
war; sold the other day at United States Marshals SALE
for s. 900 In currency.A correspondent writing from
Georgia. says: Lands absolutely worthless rich
plantations could not bring 81 acre II sold tomorrow"
90. The celebrated Raleigh Springs, forming part Of
Col j. NJ COemans estate in West Tennessee, together
with about OF land surrounding them 10 Do
disposed OF by lottery.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
COOPERATIVE CULINARY CORPORATIONS.


Beside the Blot Club, some of the peculiar
features OF which noticed Friday, culinary
society has just been projected to he known
as the Peoples Metropolitan Eating Association. and to
he ncorporated on saturday evening meeting Of tho
corporators held Mr.. James W. Webb IN the chair
The several sections OF the bill of incorporation were
read naming Edwin Burke. George Waters Jsmcs Os-
good Edwin Ieggett, Joseph MaDners A. j. Robertson.
and Peter Bowe as incorporators, The act prvNoes
for the securing Of u proper building or oalldihgsi
stipulates that all food shai! be Offered 70 Gus
toners 1T slight advance on the cvsi prices,
less the expcnses and salaries OF the empioyes;
and authorizes the Issuing OF $4,000 worm OF uock In u
shases TO be iQndated in food consumed on ae preni-
aud to ente the holder TO dividend In thS xross
profit Arrangements made Tor general suosorip-
on ana several subscriptions were on the book
The Initiation fee 20 the Blot Cnb ~ ana ehs eontem
plated schedule Of prices such - VIII comMend u To
the purses OF the frugal Additional subserptons were
Club and the Peoples Metropolitan Eating Association
addresses itAe with Tresgbe logic, 10 tAs Pocks and
ths paates of the people. Ere long sAan eIgscs 70
md every thoroughfare yedecmed b ths estabnsnasns
afraid OF eating what they hsys ordered and DO NOS
shadder when they spprosch tue ess"@T '" 'af 'e's
bl,s
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

Gmusrmtni5.
NIBLOs GARDEN.

NlBL0's GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Mans1cr ..........WM WHLAILki
, MONDAY. JAN ~, ls0c,
NEW F4isY 'siEcrAcrIAR ExTRAvAGAYzA
IL prologue And iorf sd, b. james Mortimer. entitled
THE WHITE FAWN.
iu Ulich viii appelr JtkrElT riL,fcEs ceei-stsl
PAEIsIEsNE BALLET TROUPE
Tue pee produced everything new and ArrsgsioH O.
-, - 6N1 HUSDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
gfcf Fc ffySShY fsyif b b E. E ,oa % e .9 ,5e D a. .'ae
COSTUMES by Laures ats Of DuA London Of this Is
IeoPLRllEs eJ B-Ss..,t ssl H.llc O P,h.
tbs NCEgASED OeCHLsIE4 AND Full ChORJs salI tA'
direction Of T. MoIsnlAas- rugc,sr
among other, win embrace the names q
M,ss MGr Smith yinHs Bosers, l. b Holmes. Hernandez Foster
Misses Fanny Stockton Ma aiosgu from rrnc Tbe.i.r Ion
Lizzie Tnors , bs Lag k'c Palmer cosop L.elrc lSe'
.r,,,,..a,-,, TIE GRAED BALLAT'
Mar, Boaisaa Iou., Broa, A. soate NJ vsp TIl.@s, g.
THE KiSGpoM Qg BILLS.
r,..,,,,, GHASn IA. 4-S BALtLET tsar ,,,,ro
ACT 1.-THE YELLOW EMPIRE
qur TTF TyaIdM BA5aET % OF FIsI RsH ssssi.a yLsS
MARCH AKA AMAZOSIAS.
tAn ln.ers,ouL
BRIGHT REALMS OF TIL DRAGON ply
ApENcg,yTryd scFyg or SoKGfoTs sPL2SD0R,
UNArPRoACHABLB
q" '''1'l;f GRASD m&TSfE EyERy SATURDAY .iI o'clock
seats secured ar days N tlyatee
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
LI BALDWIN Directors
THE FIRST NIGHT
HAHYAH.TAEEB,
AND HIS
GREAT THIRTY
ROYAL JAPASEsS ARTISTS,
AND
woyDEErrl yiSsATs OF SKILL,
FBIDAY, JAN. a.
J. 3 O'CLOCK
MATNLE EVERY SATURDAY at l.
The performances
Tn, Remarkable CoHPaaI
PAR EXCEL
EvrKr tRsrEcr
fEATs
rsEyORSED PHYSICAL sTHENaTH.
and vet
Is STKCr OBEDIENCE
NATURAL LAWS
QUITE INPOssIBLR
ELABORATE PROGRAMME
ASYTEITG
An ADEQUATE PROMISE
STUPENDOJS REALITIES
NIGHT AFTER SIGHT.
TN THREE CHILDREN.
ACgD3, O. AID WARS
HRsFKCrfvELr,
FEMALE ARTISTS
WONDERS OF THB AGE
Tctes sad according location ssss
At the AcadsnJ Ncs ~ BOads4y DAY, sa
Tuetay morang.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

Parties having real estate for sale, OF those
wishing to purchase, will nd il FOR their interest TO ad
yortse In THE TRIBUNE. TIA aggregate circulation Is
larger than that Of any other newspaper aud ID scattered
through every state aud Territory, well as IN New
York aud all the principal cities and villages. Make the
advertisements short possible, stating the adyan-
tages offered
Advertisers are reminded that the three editions OF THE
TRIBUNE, semWeekly and Weekly, subscribed for
by entirely different persons, that advertisements In
serted in each viii reach all classes.
Advertisements charged 25 cents per line. each in
sertiou in DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 50 per line in WEEKLY
TRIBUNE 25 cents per line In SENI-WEERLY TRIBUNE
THE TRIBUNE viii devote especial attention 10 sales OF
Real Estate thus very much enhancing its value as an
advertising medium.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
Goal nOtitts.
oFTfcE or rHK UNITED STATKs LIYx INsuEANcE Co.
Is Tug CRY Nks-lOrK. No. ~ WALT.
nav. .Y0eE NOrenberf D. 1871.

OIFCE OT ~ UNITbp fltIks - IFs,HfF'E 20
Is rug CfrY oE NKrYORK. No. ~ WALT.
Esv.YoaK, Nogember6 g. 1871
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that at
IN Nf Bosrl Of ts CompBy duly convened
h ar b oIc fosinE resolutions tb Guarantee
Esr COMPANY aud directing the tine sod incs o. sub
ssHf paying . including The closing ana opening OF
o. .gae trar.fr nOoss. mAnUousy adopted
H4sd JuarEee Capital Stock Of tbs Company b In
Hundred Thetand dollars and that subscriptions for TIE
- sg dollars each shall be received the ofce o. ts
tsnrssy Wall the City efNewfork sArURDAf
February between the hOu q ten ocock
and each succeeding tsy between the sane
urs during days thereafter unless thc subscription
lka Ge and he value o. such share beng hhy
~ hereby required be pad in cash IN suns o. Ten dollars per
s Of skng such Subscription and the bsanes being
VET, i sthn ten business days from and he me pr
ert and the the erstng GUARANTEES
the preference such subse Ont
.a9vet the Capital stock o.
~ Hundred Thousand doa be and b- hereby
ed 70 b. published for period Of three months 10 tao daily
pghishrd IL toe Ctg efkeuforf
hat the stock books ofthS Company De- ara me
closed Nenessy tns
until Wednesday The fourth 1Ay Of March
mel q soos. By order NICHOLAS DEGROOI. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
n STA1tS f'S the EASTERN DISTRICT OF PENNSYLVANIA
sn hs matter Of GEORGE BULPIH Of Rssdrg in The County Of
pc the sad district bankrupt The ah bankrupt having under
tAs y Consress Of March 1851 ssd his petition M dssgs
or M ht des prosbs una hs si and for certificate there
~ Eg that assts have hads
ssi- that meeting o. creditors be held fnTh dty " Fsbu
Gs ~. n4 "f'ss u before the kegss HARRISON MALIZ
hi ESQ a. lls oheo No q South Sxb. la the (iy Read
if fa Co4 oi Bes 10 Be continued By sjouramnt
' se at he, iAe eIsaaasu of the sad bankrupt vii be tn
tlai uthe
ttes ths Conf whether SID bnkru
10 ls ai, ta W said set ard pei n What respects sbh ces
{i ~ ne s e'sop Ssea elosd With 81 Other papers relating
70 no esa all be tt by The Regster The Clerks oucs IL V fur
tht ordered hsi hearing b. hsd the said petition for dshrse
WEDNESDAY. the 18Th Of
y,4l ta.t Plasph- a. 10 O'clock when
o a,o their 1bis and other persLs
srt hos tae have Nhy he petition
Ibaulf rot bo granted
...- VII - ihe Hen JOHN CADwALfADRR JUDGE Of IL,
= said DsE Coun And toe seal hasof Philadelphia the
-. l-th o. Ja.usry, A. D. lSs3.
G R FOX Clerk
Ait~e.. HAFRisCN MALTZBbRGER. Register Ja2OlGN3eH
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
nc.it,s Of 8ankrupttu.

4 PROMINENT Of ASSIGNEE in BANK
IN gCPTCY-DlsTRiCr Of NEW yERShi -; Al C'ndeS \ j.
moi. n his appointment Assignee of ALBERT PARRY % the
Caae County Of Camden and sae Of h-"srsey
ho has been aoJufgsd Bankrupt, upon hsoNRfe
esOo. r district CDar of said District .
GEO ,. FORT. Assignee No. 80 harkeist Camden n J.
u -
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
Gitu gtal GstHi, for SuIt.

A M. serbia,
"A. REAL ESTATE BROKER.
No u Pinesa
CITY and County Property Of every description bought sod and
rented
DROWN STONE HOUSE on West Nine
I'D teeuh high stoop 2I3, veil built snd noe order prcs
s2lOoo w IL Co"L NO u -- rlues~
nESIRABLE FURNISHED HOUSES for
~ SALE - ,,,--o,,
,i 49, e. 80 = ...,............. % 90
a." H. r., ial, n.,r 9l.,va d
A. 4, Pa 2st ns,r AN Is 900
A. in IA 9b.t rr.r 1900
- 4. w. SSJ , ts.,.,n -,b ,rI ath. ..,., 5000
go ~ 20, ssb ~ ~, ps,i - ........ 1900
e. =; - W., sgb -, ns,t s.b-sys 10 100
-, qlh a. - axa 90
Aso 10 Lexington near Nth',t 5'VD
For fi description and permits apply 10 HOMER noR6AN
U,O82l NO Iflnes1
NTASHINGTON-S PROPERTY for Sale
w BUILDING and q years lease Of No. 1Sa Arlington 81
foF sale. Apply 20 I. STILLaAS, be 23 Gfeenwch-sL
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

his Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the
a. s.isa ss estate Of BLOOMFIELD LgIGH u ciihtoo Ia
o. hen.sfaon sd essts u New jersey who has bsen
~ ~. ~, sssrsy sssssns .ssh Baairapt e Ae OF for
k s.:aax Of tbs credsss \ 4. sS B.siuv. % proys hs
C - ssces. oe % mere Astss q estate MI be held
tTs - ~ ssa RAJ. o. ssJsr~y bshTs John C. gmsaaOr
~ is n 10. W. ~ ~ ~. .r.syTasI D iss. % Ssleat
''~ cteA'Ah phACOt, Q. MsfsbsL a. Assssnrsr.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
r,irrp sr,Trs MAa'sAr. oyno. D o' rsys'Isy,sil

CxirEp Sr,TEs MAHssAEs Oyucy r. D on PKSssrIyASIA}
PHiLApgLPHIA. Jan o. lSa
V'lIIS Is TO GIVE N0TICE-That on the
Jsnasry D. 1863 warrant 10 Danhuptog
3rsd against JAMES L. eOuTIIWICk srd 0EO sGB H.
fBgBLB oop.tncrs Phisdsphs SOCTHwlCk SbBLR Co.
s. hs OF the Weoen Co d
~ sphs tie Coguty Of Iha.ephs an state ofPensylVsh
Who strupis their Peon thai ihe
Debit ald esr o. Property belonging 70 such Bank
their snd tbe TfsBsr of rroery hy then
'orbdsu b. Meeting Of the Creditors Of the said Benk
prove sh and y ehoose Ormors Assgnees 81 Their
4 VII Of BsIffnpiey 20 be hoktn ~ No 6i5
Misrts n t, Cit Pil,eept before J Hubly Ashop,
Re. ~ PsJary A. d. 1865. 10 Ocok
@s ist3x r. G. EILMAkKR, L. \. NsnAsl Messenger.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the

th Day Il JsnnsrJ A. d. 1859 awsrnnt BAakrsptey ras
ss',a ssanG tie hss:e Of OLIVER KRKAnBR Of Clinton,
'ss Counts NunrdOb anc Of NeNJesey. who has
~ Ace Bankrupt hs Petition that The payment Of ssy
se Delivery Property belonging s1eb Bsakpt 70 him.
90 ~ sn ae Transfer Of Property bin forbidden bT
est hssg VI CretoTs Of hs said prove
Deos Chooee bs ksts,s w he
sc ssot OF Bsnkrar,y 10 be holden ., Ne % Albany
he~ brunssk aud Staie Of New JsseJ before John C.
hs.'sr es ts iss dAy sf gsessar, A. D. iees a. u
.Ira ~ y Ms1.ssI a. n,s.sss.r
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
L. 5. MARSHA. oyyrcv. K D. ., PsssrryasiA. [;

THIS Il TO GIVE N0TICB-That on the
is,s dsT 81 Jsruar lae swsaBt 10 Bapkrnpte Issued
e.. - Esaes OF GyslAvvS kMIL sCHAIIk sod JOHN b.
bLlRS oopantrs FIBS SCHATIk of Philadelphia N tie
Nes7 Of Philadelphia aad State o Peuus ,aua, -ho hsve been
sg 1srtup,s their Petitions that he payment any
.s b-or ~ sueh Baakrp 10 them
= 'hir ard hs Tsnsfer d Property ., them are ohadsn
esinT Creditors the SID Bankrupt- % prove
49, D,bss Aguess oi their kAe u s
80 CouTt of BAkTspy be holden at No. oi3 W.mnu 10 u.
~ fphsdspha heoIv ablsy Ashos ESQ., eSsisf Ihs d
"a, dttrrb. A. d. l6tS az 10 o'elock ..
SsD lss3wM T. L. RLLMAKRR, Z. s. Marshal a. Mssebger
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
Sutton Salfs Of g,al estz.t.
DRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioncer.
n VALUABLE LOTS OPPOSITE rHR hBN Bl6H

n VALUABLE LOTS OPPOSITE TUX SBN kl6HTEkNTH
WARD MARKET.
ADRIAN n MULLER r. WILKINS Co ~l sell Al suction GA
TUEsDAT jan g. 1853 IL O'clock At t Exchange SAesroom No
III Br,ajsaJ:
AVENUE Cs lon west dle o. Avaae comprising the .a!e oi
b-fveeu Steuh SFent,nhs aud wallis dsggd
north lido o. Sixteenth
ing tae :. front between Avenues y snd c.
tie side Of Seventeenth
prng front betEesn Avenue. ard Sixteenth snd
paved cnrhed gutiers ad sst hasged
lots opposite the kghteenh l hDSe and
are tho ouy be bad 10 ths neghho0oi In eSusecou
With this market proposed 70 establish tie foot Il Svsurentht
running wsmsbuh and Grseupoat Seventy cent Of
bond of hs
payable before ten at The option Of tie 6s o
A DRIAN H. MULLER, Auctioncer will sell
~ public auction tho Exchange Seou No ~ Bu.d-sy
MONDAY Jan r. o'clock bT order of The brstfr ssre
Esho dees.d tbs valuable ,ty sad bisemsns bes 'o,
side of West 1euth,
Wsyey place ard known No
aud tho stable iog the together vh the
which the erected connpE - tt inches
aud ~ feet 10 inches and about " e deep
No Wsrrs .t
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
Smustmrnts.
saLs bp aurtior.

z ''i- yIrvWY H. LgEps Aueioneer -
oa rrSrAY Ja.N %, " I"; 'o1A " '1' ''''' w '''
Bjr,r ,rii6Ln REiTrRB ALL MADE BY BROOKS senTsiias
a. h ~ suite Ssn ocaie.e et ramt' Mirror, ~ W "a. Il Il
~ = " brsetis Bureaus, Washsttn0s
. ,. r. a .s-L. OAK bedroom ies, sofas Chafs etc
Stands OF cloth Velvet Btuyeb carpets
ST. ss- Rs kitchen furniture, with which the sac VIII
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New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
dcparintrsbip AOiius.

-..-s.s.- ..e~
nIssOtUTIO 49, The COPARTNERSIllP
A,,e,efor, ih 'Ftrep ppasi 1e I'm hA~ OF
WILLIAM sTORpR Co. 's bseu ey Ss.sl 'o
..ns DIvp sTOkRR sushoid hquiese ihe ana Of
we Cer n'.s,sap - Yo,, J,, n. Sm STORRR jr,
tNb"ee- Nv DAVID A. STOkRh
N0IICE-HsviDg purchased the entire a., inter
~ a., AZ Mr. X BuIkLn The tH ofhA"soh bohhLhi
Co o, s "a Ss DsesSeu 1857 ts' fe notice % !" ~
ali nss,, esssse Thsbassss eeh"ha'o W e'
.r,i,i,s r,rp.u sIAs EAwsOs and WILLIAM J. kA"hoN'
-, a. s,. ,,.. n RAwsOs Co No. 81 Chamber"
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
sruf,ssiun1l autitfs.

nR ALLEN, Female Physician, No. 1l9 Green
~ experienced Lsiy Physician in attendance
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
a ". MgREiN. Auctious.f
Dy BANGS. NERWIN g. Co. Broadway cor

ESl hANNN, Mbhh IN q No.i l'lpduNog NOls
ID Books Works Of Arr Fancy Goods Flrhiture &e
MOSuA AFTERNOON, JAN. e. d4O OCLOth
tTT iI8RARN valuable Miscellaneous Literature; incFl
Theological Works &c Also c0Aeehon OF
Ga0irai tad school Books Sc. Catalogues are resfv
TUESDAY AFTERNOON Jan q, si+ OCLOtk
yAIT BOOKS-irom Private Library, comprising Pess
Vsr-tr of H Literature ndn HAT choic Gn
Aesr-r valuable Autographs a. Cttaog1es s rosdy
WEu.rNbAY AFTERNOON. JAN. y. At OCLONh.
THE0bOal CAL AND MISC ELIANkOCb BOOhS-beng @ eeuons
fo bres embracing valuable STANDARD Works srd s'ee'
A-eo ems ilcun, mauy rare &c Catalogues arc
resar.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON. JAN o. st4 O'CLOCK
NltfkiLAABOJc BOONS-Moss selected hom Fgae alfsr-
hcoYr including hue editions OF ntan4u
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New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
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GOOD PROPERTY for some 0ne-Situate
"a at No 81 Cumberands Paltoa ave- Three SER oAss
aud cellar Terms low. Apply to j. WoopBhiD1b n" 8
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EOR SALE-Thc tWO-StOry attic ana base
nent HOUSE frame 6ied Vth boS hrck basemsn and lot NO
ia g.ans BrooLvn IS minutes walk from Fulton Fer House
$50 address C. J. C. Bor No go = n l.
EOR SALE-In Wiliamsburgh, two-stOry
basement snbcsar BRICK HOUSE with al tbe modem m
provneuts perfect order Iaqu premises No li South Sec
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NOR SALE, Brooklyn Hights-Elegant first
elaa HOUSES; IN South Brooklyn snd vicinity OF Pafk
rauginE from $4,000 Inquire address r. r VAN
2ASDT, No. lt5 Rsmssu. COuast
INOR SALE at q Bargain-A very. desirable
:1osory Brick HOUSE modern improvements hfsi class neigh
borhoo Apply MACOMBBR SON 32 FultoahVe Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

At NEW W-BRUNSWICK4 Cottages, from
~ sJ00i 6ss Houses ard Loss ron t9tS 20 900
,l,pd Residence 81 $1,000 and Sl9O0 JeleEsn
County seats S8a one scres $ID ooes acres
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New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

A BEAUTIFUL HOME on the Hudson. good
tudu4. anu ffat would take part 10 e
RS. state Pbotogr, b. seer ss J. WOOD
No. .. plue-st
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

DARGAINS.-Prod FARMS in Somer-
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New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

DEAUTIFUL PLACE, 81 acres, one hour by
a. '-"' JAQCRS No. 2OS Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-01-20
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CAN PAY $4,000 Cash for HOUSE between
Fifteenth and Pnst, aud second sIh Berrsn
Hil: 10 eo., about Address Box No 1899 w T. T.
IIADM WANTED. Wanted, small FARM,
suitable 10 qoaliy and location hs market
denirs on ,,inx small slesdv under hudnss
erected pref.rred ~ privilege Of buIns stated pr. ~oah
u hest Address with particulars, ISAAC d. THURBER Po'is
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from t6o for which ~ th- Of horses and
wagon slo ssd cash Address John WATSON. spring
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New-York tribune., 1868-01-20

A VALUABLE, IMPROVED PROPERTY AT
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