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. Grand
ACADEMY or MUsC-lhis Eyenlng t ~ o
Italian Opera: "Robet lie Dsbe" Mss haFeIoA' D.,
AFoIAo HALI-This Evening n.y., ~ Wins GmUi''''O ~
RPoADv,Ay TIpATFR This Evening at 's'
MARY Stuart Queen Of Scots" Mrs. W. r. h.u''" - Q
BnooK1YN ATHENEUM-Ths Evening a' O.
" Panchtio De Cord"'a. ~, T,,,,oonv Build-
iuf F-ccqA adjoining Ae.Se Tyo 81 Braprs
Ia ,uii the Midnight GreeiAn Deou'" "a Rrood-
EOS CIRCUS. Thirty-fOurth-st. anu D aae.b;
EDt toooo AZ n and Evening at S-fe''' Oh
Ssy.s Ro6SsoS. Jennie Watson. etc H.
FITTH-AvE ART GALLERY Hone and The
49, 81 Jerome Tbompsons Home Sweet Nome anu Luz
Old 0aEso Bucket" ~ -. r.oo,.-.,.
u~+Iy & LIONS MINsTREIs.-No. 726 Broadway;
Tbs Evening IL OrPhee aux hn'er' DO''' VI a."
M.cIc TEMPLE. No 6l6Broadway-Ths Afternoon
Al "a ana Evening at 8-kobet NcKe r,.
M,ypr,s GYMNASIUM No. 20 ST. Marks Place-Ihls
% ~ s,seeord Semi Annual Gymnssic Exhibition
MINER g. BARKRRs ART GALLERY, No. si5 Broad
x,y-Pree Exhibition OF Modern Oh Paintings
NEw-YoRK CIRCUS, Fourteenth, Afternoon s,o
p, ,pd Evening Cinderella Display Of Athletic Skill Nell
VILE. Blsler CoDrsds. &c
Nrw-YoRK THFArER-Th Evening at S.-"Under
the Gas Light" Mrs Conway X Mortimer
NIBLOS GARDEN - This Evening az o. AItei
bart; or Loadon by Night
OLYMPIC THEATER This Afternoon ut It, ana
Ryening at a" HumpU Dumpty." G. L. FOX
PHYSIOLOGICAL MUSEUM, No SS9 BroadWaaTF-
on Pbrenoogy soOgy and Physognomy this Day AZ ~
PrKy,s OPERA HoUsE-This Evening at S.-"Barbe
Beus" Mile. De Rosa.
PUTNAM's Art GAIIERY.-Ihls Day ana Evening"
Exhibition OF Bierstsdts Vesu7iua"
San FRANCISCO MINSTREIS, No $50 Broadway-
Ibs Evening Bous" Barber Brown or the racine SOp
SsEINwAY HAII-This Evening at Strand Coh-
cert Miss Henrietta Marks'eih -, 40
THEATRE Francois This Evening at "a" Cen
vs AZ Brabau Nile Descsus Mile fouanei and NJ DaoeL
WuJACK's THTATER-Ths Evening at g. Inc
Isnsashire Lass" Mr. j. W. Wslaek
WooD's Museum AND METROPOLITAN THEATER
Roadway and Thirttst-IbD Afternoon az anu hNeu1k ~
Iou tie Man Wheel" Throughout the asyIle bDser S'
Pct ADD Grsud MenageHe Of Living Wild AnnnaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

4 celebrated American statesman, of whom
some account is recorded in "The Adventures
"of Martin Chuzzlewit," is known to the world
as the author of the tremendous "Pogram De-
"fancen Another celebrated character prom
ises to go down to posterity as the composer
of several equally awful things which history
will probably remember as tho Delmar Def
"ances." Their main purpose is TO show that
a rascaly Radical Congress and idiots heads
of departments Are sending the country rap
idly 81 tho devil, and that the only really
great men in it are Andrew Johnson and Alex
andcr Delmar In a document published last
September, Mr.. Delmar defed not only the
officers of the Treasury and Revenue, but
common ser,se also, and the rules Of arithme-
tic. in attempting to show that the Govern
ment could not possibly get money enough to
make both ends meet. Now We are warned
that he meditates another exposition of
statistical fallaccs on the subject of
local taxation. Any figures relating to this inn
portant topic would be acceptable, if we could
only be sure that the figures would not lie;
but Mr. Delmar has so frequently illustrated
his conspicuous inability to state mathemat
zeal truth. that we fear his report will not be
accented with that confding thankfulness with
which the public ought to receive the abors of
a distinguished man for the good of the com
fry. If there is anything wrong in our local
taxation, we shall depend upon the Secretary
of the Treasury and tho Special Commissioner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

1t is conscina to reflect, in the midst OF the
general hubbub, that theie Is one Community
in the world whom neither rumbling earth
quakes, nor volcanoes belching fire, nor the
sea roaring destruction, can terrify from their
serenity. We allude TO the Latter Day Saints
of Salt Lake City. On the strength of rather
vague prediction by Mr.. Joseph Smith about
the testimony of earthquakes" which were to
come at no particular time. and to no particu-
lar place, they have the satisfaction OF eAclaim-
ing, after every shock, ave told you SO" and
The Deseret Ne,cs cooly remarks, These occur
"rences cause no surprise among the people of
utah; ws should be disappointed u they dad not
"occuro AS the prophesy is susceptible of
application ad hbitum, there is very little
danger of disappointment, since an earthquake
is happening somewhere every day of the
wear. There is another prediction by q Nor
mon seer, however, which has a more strictly
local application, aud Mt first blush looks Om-
nous. Some thiity-six years ago, this gentle
nnn threatened "dcsolation" for New York
and Boston unless they embraced tho NoS@on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

Murmurs of war and mutterngs Of diScon-
tent grow louder and louder in France. The
pacific professions of the Emperor are no,
trusted, and it is impossible for Napoleon 70
conciliate his subjects either by the prospect OF
peace or by promised glories of war. The
familiar expedient of despotism-prosecutiOn OF
the press and repression of free speech-E
being tried with relentless severity. But the
smoulderiug fires of revolution can no more be
extinguished in this way than steam-engine
can lie stopped by tying down the safety valve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

zion Sale of Pictures, A Card from Miss Olige
logan, the Erie War Rsopsned, Board of Health,
Gbe Difficulty at WiIiams College, National
Christian ConeeRtioH, the Protestant Episcopal
Diocese of Long Island, the Women's Hospiial,
fLe Loew Bridge. Suicide in Hotel, The Fernando
Wood Leases Run Orer and Killed, Alleged
Thef of Bonds, the Royal Insurdhce Bond Rob
6ery, Board Of County Canrassers, Gard from
Major Pauline CaShman, the Free Church OF
fhs IiOlr Sepuictre, and the Courts may be found
ON ne Second Page; the MoneVan other Markets
on he Third; Literary on the Sirtb, and Real
Icssate on tie 6ereHh Page.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

The effect of the XIVth Constitutional
Amendment upon the station Of civil officers
in the South is becoming an important queS-
ton. We have scarcely escaped the discussion
in the Tennessee Senate when an argument
arises as to the eligibility of Judge OF the
United States District Court in Virginia and
the consequent validity Of his appointment and
official acts. The decision will be awaited
with great interest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

With official returns from all the counties
but two as printed in another column the
total vote of New York foots up SiS,27S OF
which 419,556 are for Grant, and 42S,72S for
Seymour Seymours majority, 0,166. Hoffman 5
majority is 27,392 The official vote OF New
York City is returned IA follows Seymour
1OS,91G; Grant, 47,709; Hoffman, 1889; Gris-
void. 43312.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
WRECK OF THE STAR OF THE UNION.

HAVANA, Nov. 17.-The steamship Star OIL
the Union, which sailed from NeworIeans on Iue'''y
last for this port, totally wrecked on tne ooa' "
this island near Bahia Honda The crew ana
were all saved. but no further particulars arc A"o"
Tn. st,r Of the Tnion rated l. and only four years
old having been built by Messrs Bireley Son. in Phh
adenbia in 1884 Her measurement was l.o7o tuns AZ
lral o has ordered the United States gnnboat Penoo
scott 10 sail at once Bahia Honda to render
y Tia Passengers aud crew Of tho steamer,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

Mr. Unconstitutional kandaiTs accounts
grow worse and worse. The expenditures con,
tinue to increase faster than the receipts; an
the funds of the Department are exhausted I;
and for next year Mr.. Randall wants an appro-
priation of S4,OOO,OOO. Moreover, he assures us
that things never will be any better.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

The combat in Florida thickens. Lieut.
Gov. Gleason issues a proclamation callihS
upon the citizens to support HIM III exercising
the Office from which he claims that Gov
Reed is virtually suspended by impeachment
and the prospect for the peace Of the little
State is gloomy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

The Clyde IN. " Times reprints the famous
secret circular issued from the rooms OF the
Democratic State Committee in the name of
Mr.. Tilden, and adds these pertinent remarks:
The evening OF the election, and after the polls were
closed following found on the moor near the taDe
coupled by the Inspectors OF Election In TINS village
"GAIKN. Wayne Co, N Y, NOV 5, 1908
"wM NJ TWEED. FaD'Bsay HaA ~ T.: This town will
give a Re publican majority OF about -.
Underneath the above and on the same piece OF paper
Lyons Nov. ;. 1868.
"F up the above dispatch soon pour polls close,
with about the majority you think your town VIII give
Tweed The expense Is guaranteed at New-YOrk Sign
your name TO the dispatch. Yours, -"
This written by "a citizen OF Lyons, the acknowl-
ed en lender Democracy this county aud who has
grown gray IN service and addressed 20 citizen OF
Clyde has for years been the most prominent Demo
cratic politician Ia this place Now let any honest man
read these circulars together and then examine the
election returns In New York city where already il ia
erained the Democratic Inspectors OF Election have r
turned thousands votes cast than there
were registered In their districts and the proof OF
fraud and conspiracy reaching down 70 every town In the
State is full absolute. and Irresistible.
Why send estimate TO Tweed OF the result. when, by
waiting one hour the exact count could be sent Why be
sure to put IL high enough Why send 10 Bill Tweed
as soon "a your polls close Everything is plain
An estmate needed at the close OF the polls to
able managers IN the city TO make up any needed ma
iorty there, where Hoffman. Tweed Sweeny, and Ben
God the machine and grow rich out Of their political
punderings.
AS the author of "The Pickwick Papers re-
marks, volumes could not say more.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

We have received a number of communica-
tons from the students of Williams College sew
eral of which are neither polite nor grammatical.
One of the best of them is printed on another
page. We are rejoiced to know that the young
gentlemen have gone back to their books. 1t
is clear that their education is not yet COM
plntoI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
w writes rs that the Pacific Railroad vi

w. writes US that the Pacific Railroad will
run 40 miles north of Salt Lake City because
Brigham Young doesn't want such Gentis
continuance running through his capital. II
so, he shows his usual sagacity. Our opinion
in the premises is not worth much; but We
think the great worlds highway ia shortened
by this avoidance of the Mormon Zion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 49, 1868.

of Internal Revenue to point it out and indi-
cate how it can be set right; but at the risk
of seeming ungrateful we must decline accept
ing Mr.. Delmar as an authority for any Stats
teal statement whatever.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

creed. But what ia ~cesolation How Dc
we know we have not had it alreadyi Haa
not Boston lost the Cunard steamers, and
Newton gone for Hoffman by 10000
majority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
Comments bu The Tribunc.

The City of New-York contains about $4,000
Republican voters to not more than $4,000
Democrats. No one will seriously contend that
the Republicans are inferior to the Democrats
in intellectual or moral fitness for self GOVERN
ment' Yet tie City is represented ip Congress
By ak Deih65ttfstts only, in the State Senate by
six Democrats only, in the last Assembly by
twenty-One Democrats, and in the next Assem-
bly, by twenty Democrats to one Republican
The World does not object 10 this it regrets only
the failure of Massachusetts to elect Demo
Gratis to Congress, though her proportion of
Democratic voters is much less than that of the
Republicans in this City.
THE TRIBUNE is in favor of the representa-
ton of all the People, whether in Massachu-
sets, in this City, or elsewhere. To this end
it was proposed, in the late Constitutional Con-
venton of our State, to apportion the State
into Senate and Assembly Districts whereof
each should choose three Senators on Assem-
blymen: each rOter being 0ioued to cast his
three uoteS Tor two of them for the same person.
if he saw fit The consequence would be that
every district wherein the political minority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

Chief Engineer Humphreys estimates that
s6,23S,OOO will carry the Engineers Corps OF the
Army through to the close of the fiscal year
ending June 80 1869.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

We print on the second page, this morning,
lfhe second days proceedings Of the Western
Is y.d Science Association in Is late session at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

Chicago WOman's place and work. tho treat
ment of the insane, and the increase of Dopu-
lation, were the topics discussed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

The official majOrities Of New Jersey are an
nOunced as follows: Seymour, 1850; randolph
Governor, 46tS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
REPRESENTATION or MINORf1IES.

Representation is simply what IL name iInports-re
presentation Wnen therefore, ind that, In aDy
muny Massachusetts for instance. 7b,4S7 votes arc en-
titled representatives and yet that matters are 80
managed that the 467i5 voters who have no
representatives at ALL and the l267i2 who go the other
way have the whole ten II Is evident that this n not re-
presentation, but mis- presenaton The thing Is not PUT
forth 10 view U.s. Justice requires that the total Of
be- divided by the number Of representatives 10 be
chosen and then 10 such quOtent, Of whatever
opinion one representative BIO allowed We're this which
il the equal rights and not the pinchDock partisan
article carried out in the above case counting fractions
over half one Massachusetts, would DO represented In
the House by three Democrats and hcven Radicals. In
stead Of falsely pictured forth by tho whole ten
OF the latter stripe.
Massachusetts, must DO reconstructed In this NATTER
and with her the false principle that feeds her monopoly
as Il docs Otherh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

Tnz WEEKLY TRIBUNE will be ready this
unornng, at o'clock, in wrappers for mailing Price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

We invite attention to the appeal in behalf
of the Cretans published in another column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
THE TRIBUNE IN PARIS

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de Ia PGiKs agents IN Paris 10 receive suDscrp
HOns and advertisements for THE TRIBUNE
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Neto'alork Daily Gribm,re.
TERMS or THE TRIBUNE

WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 10. 1858.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

DIR. B. c. PERRY, DeTmatOlOglst, No. 40 Bond
a. treats Special Prescriptions Falling Loss and Pema
tsfeiy GRAY Hair Dsnduf Itching Bcsma Rugwom snd all diseases
of s n which destog The Doctor holes aud Wen
without cutting pam also OOmecnes bsek worms or grgbs
gosb Patches Unnatural Red Noses PmpeT Faces and al
upon Of the body No charge Tor con
Serd E,rI
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03

]
t.r Houston snI GTre.e.stt lsutrlrreo oa tfrtl~l.
f.. fpsK clrY. SEPT ~, 1873 ~, o. Ilr .bul)
GALE of CONDEMNED ORDNANCE and
> ORDNANCE STONES e,a proposals l duplicate VIII be
retel unt satlt October 20 1902 at y nt ir the
prr.. of ,asealet cslou, SHOT. .ae ser Fnrt aui ea
iol aal apc 40 M catr g tf l0ofnF points on
,f tra..e cotsf 20 We. Iolt t1 au hciolht fns Wir
worth I.r.ete C.4ahas sc.cs ard Castle Williams NrF
York IslaI Fa5t IuaL Ner T.! iol ltror Conn fo hds
rui Wrot Newport Ua.Hor for Constitution Pori.rnuth
flhnr g. if bUc pnl aui ffi ftbe ana Acrllei
P.aHI I r1oI e lDts PrkeHs a. bau-s icueo'a laIDur
Ftt Mot ani FYr's Gaines ana N-'1. Mobile inDur Aa
Ihs sale contemplated tas isp0Ntoa OF
ioli IlIrhor estimated IS vegg f71l 70 %
pof''aul larb'r estimated n ve Fp 10 q cannon
in Newport HsiDfr estimated 3t weight % t csnnon m hre
f1loa ulf e.ust,d ss weighing tt' o. il3 P,uscos
IIbo- sirf Ching 300 d. - -r cannon u Mobile itIior
estimated slt 1000 70 20 cannon 300 Pomouih hbor
il.. estlstrl asee CLING lN.SR D
smaller l. Nassrl youngstown y " Foft Dltldo
O.trgo N s.. sll sackets lisrlor ~ ).
Tr shot she'll Amounting tr aggregate IN lA A8
% quantity Zach o Ae above mentioned 'rs, also soap
u amoaunf m le aggregate % 4 A TO- Fuli aud com
pete catalogues o iAc property oleT can n bad on application 70 t'
once Ola.c- OIs q, Whirgon sui 90 e conandus officer
.dc rrIIe Whrl itt property n trifrrfL ihdf dasni he h
loved or 4eHof4 of .fy 08as an other stores will be
lIrcd 90 be- removed r' 'h'u eu ii,s from close ol sale
The Orlaace Department the nght 20 ret a b'' not
dsnrl Pr fhc acceptance " J N VII lave
be approved Dbl tao war Department
Bir v explicitly he o oF iorts whore they will accept
stores 400 Che number ard Kinds iht propose 10 purchase
Deliveries wi only Do male AZ thr iorfs
Proposals De aiire,sc Brt Col g. Cnsrn Major Il Ord
ind ordnance stores" ,. thlePlh bIett Col I. T. A..
ST. Of 0flv
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03
To CONTRACTORS.

BIDS received ull SATURDAY october TO- 1863 for the
GRADING, MASONRl and BRIDGE WORK or the Wesern Division
uOn Ccus Rlr0ai ei'ebing from Tmaqua westwarT
Middle Diyisoa from Tsmsua eastward to the summit be.
tween tbs Sclu7lkil sni Leh.. ..h RYers.
vision sad summit through the Mah0nng
NsirV 20 thr Lrllgh River
Proposals made 1 ile whole portion OF the work
toss % visions
Psa 4d spedlcaoas be The Office ofthe Company
J. W. GEARY. Engineer,
pottSvile. Pa
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03
aors,s, dariaa,s, @t,

AT HENRY'' CITY AUCTION MART
"A Broilssy ,n Thirty nth regular pahe sales Of HORSES
CARRiAGKS HARNESS RUG WIIS spi everything needed 10
ami driving held WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY
sl.ibe lgH driving sni heavy work, at these A,
epe-sy stTsed The largest Of
second variety Of Harness
hani Park Pha-io3s bT Mnsr stsphens
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03
7 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Leaye Jamc5

n o Gleeupo sEi al Nay saols except Wo0 ali Who's
Tree p9o m Eorhrcrt Pasrugs TrsI ard s
Willow Tree $3.50 hNtsa lraa or Gfeerpor g'a
Jamaica Ncksvle. gEt SIT satofs hstt 40
Pssssr ger Tsn, ani al sons eNeept Nior fee
Nouh ,p Passenger Train and al sau0uA A. rsssrnT
eonue, AZ Msoa Nth trains aud Hemprssj AID G ,ors.
sunisv g1cnrson Tram Hunters Piut st -l
Cove lsip Norhpo aud at NaT stations, arrives d
ter. Point a. s;lO p m Takes effect Jnnetl 1898
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03
NEW-Y0RK aud NEW- -HAyEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMESClNG MAY q. l55l
Passenger Stoa IN SevYok corner Tsenig & al. clr
ave. Entrance rsentj sevsniast
TRAINS LRAyR NEWHoRK


For N.s.H,veO aal Bhsepor 100 800 Erl u % O. "' HN
a. MIA ~ az ,,.; SO ~ T2s 2 ana sfti, tS "a 8 %,,,.
For Sors,is 100 go Esl aOo IL}o n lals ,EI 30 rh
FOR Dsriea 100 Soc, ilgo,'mj 2ts 40. S9onn
Fo stanford 100 500 lEr 200 u 90 m lAS tEf "' ~"
For Greeuwich sad iuiermeias aaioai Nv wv H''" + "
'''' ""' ''V o." CONNECTING TRANS
For For Bs,.Sa Bs,ion VA u. sRSs sSo. Is. Ok 400
For HaioN Springfield sOoi. ,EIi isl5 300 'Sfh 81"
For Connecticut River RsrO, 100 CgIA Ill5P ~ 20 N'a
For Hartford PoSiis6s and Fi,hs Rnoni 800 tErl L
For H.-cu YerLOndon ,ui ssOnngoa Railroad
For Csus Rniosd 800 a m lsi5p n 70 N'A,ne'o' 80 W.
usmsburg
For psnbury ami Norsslk Railroad 100 go N lAIS '"
conIod0a' S''p'so' attached to 'g J2Mss T. Horr aVt
NEW JERSEY II. R.-CHANGE OF liUuh, s...0,
IN commencing Sept. 49, ls6s-Fos PHILADELPHIA y. ghl,
iSp sS s' IA. n VIA Via s1n$tn % r,l Sss .Ss
sop nm g Y ~ gvO % For SG.s ~. m Op
N u. ,nd go u Ean, hIoS.e asa ~
change Silver Palace sespnls % N uaa run y, sr
.sY NJ s%s b. Sls' oisss u F,% ,,S %
5p m trsia on Mon aud rhars r through 70 , as dos
s:ss s:ls:sn' one ' b. e f,I'' ''' ia MGatksoS
DARITAN a DELAWARE BAY RAlLROADp.
IA On and aer TUESDAY sept ~ sh eg. T R,sr &c -
leave Pier No. 80 ltOeocs aad PT No 'mtpHSI Co Le.
SOUTHSIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAM. NJ,
III, S =. fov Leave SewYork ,n Grand' fsfrss
Tor sOalh ssvsp,I.s. wilam,esss =. sos g. ans D. sor
j,m.s Returning s.vs IsiP 6ils sni aad r ~ S,y
Eng :, 9.ss1ss's sss ss .ssoI ana .Sd SP Sss
PsugsSs r kSeiss,y aud Fire Isni l.l' BY the sos n
'Ds s..,.,, @ and baggage checked ,sa M ' ,sd
\ waiEs. s2tpS"'sfA
New-York tribune., 1868-10-03

UEspgrtHrglis pfrARrsEyr IHE SoCrH,l
tuIrg q .tlrrIl.t.lfHH Ofifrs.
Atl,,rt Co.. sept ~. is.lD
CFAIED PROPOSALS viii bee received at
> H .f,-trt 3. October % irfI o5 TRANSPORT lllON oi
CoyktNVt, D. rRuppg Hd sIUHEs fau 'aar'e.ion p o.. b.
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