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CUSHINGS & BAILEY,
J WHOLESALE BOOKSELLERS AND
STATIONERS,

~ n
STATIONERS,
No 262 BALTIMORE STREET, OPPOSITE HANOVER
BALTlMO o K E,
are prepared to offer to the country trane
goods in their line at prices that will compare
f,yorably with those of any other market.
Their stock of SCHOOL, Law, MED!-
CAL, and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS is
large and well selected.
A large and varied assortment OF foreisn ts II II
and American Stationery can always be 1ouha
at their establishment.
They keep constantly on hand full supply
of Blank Books of different styles and OF their
own manufacture. Having Bindery con-
nected with their store, they are at all times
ablp Mt short notice, to fill orders for Blank
Books ruled to any pattern, or OF any de-
sired style of binding .,,
Orders received by mail will meet with
prompt attention. 49,, ooroira our
stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere
NH 2O--6WN
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NORWOOD; A TALE OF glLLAGE w r.. L
Hanrv Ward Beecher One volume, crown
svo nearly 500 pages. Price, 81 so.
I'ANGES COMMENTARY is the greatest
pihiicaI work of the age. The four volumes
Of Lange's Commentary already published
/. MATTHEW. Translated and edited oy
r. PRdnapR MaRK HSnahS AND D. LUKE. Translated and
edited by Professor w. G: T. Shedd' y: d.
Philip schaG, D. D., and Rev. u u S'af-
buck. ,., -, Cbor,ss
III. ACTS. Translated and edited by oharles
u +. : Sg4IneI; n = E;PISTLEs P GENERAL OF
JaMES, PETER, JOHN, and JuDE'
Translated and edited by J 1sidor MON pert
For sale by A. II. CHRISTIAN CO,,.
fU, oh "a 1s opposite Spotswood.
NTEW BOOKS, OLD BOOKS, AM
~ RARE BooKsmWe I'VE nnbIisned' TIii ssha manu-: aS
boUtad iot,r,d or advertised, TO any address, post
naid on receipt Of price. 100
booksellers and Stationers,
Lynchburg, Va.
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DITUMINOUS AND ANTHRACITE
ID COAL.-I am now prepared TO furnish
nv friends and the public generally with
MIDLOTHIAN LUMP, HAIL, AVERAGE, /,
AND SMITH COAL,
in large or small quantities.
RED AND WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE
COAL, for stoves and CRATES, constantly on
hand and TO arrive, III market prices.
OAK and PINE WOOD constantly on hand.
Anthracite coal sold by weight.
WIN. HALL CREW,
corner Seventeenth and Cary streets,
and Fourteenth street
ial7 near Danville Railroad depot.
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u w. y. WOKTHINGTON,

- w. y. WOKE FsE SHhoS,
NtHa.E sew YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
i \ K T. X A n ID Il Il o K + K
s; WALL STREET, New YORK.
Particular attention paid 10 the purchase
ana sale OF STOCKS, BONDS, GOLD, AND
LACHaNGE
Deposit, received subject to sight draft, and
.41c per cent. interest allowed on daily oal-
a-y-s.
RgFEggSCEs:
Ward Co, New York; William Lamb,
-. President First National Bank. Norfolk,
'A Garth Fisher & Hardy, New York; Ian
..'". i Co, Richmond, Va; James Punnett,
- fEe> dent Bank Of America, n. \ :; }
l.. Worm, Esq. Cashier Park Bank, n. j;
'r.fse ). to-, Esq, President American En-
..A.as~ Bank, n. y; Brown, Lancaster < Co.,
aNlllaUrr Md NH 4-3m
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N7OOD, WOOD, WOOD.

WOOD WOOD, WOOD
WILLIAM T ALLEN,
FACTORY AND WOODWARD,
south side basin between Tenth and Eleventh
streets,
formerly occupied by Watkins & Brother)
KINDLING AND FIRE WOOD,
SAWED WOOD,
WOOD BY THE CORD.
Leave your orders 1T w. w. Sneads, or
Ninth near Main street; 1t W. Z. Johnson )
Co.'S, No. lilo Main street; At William +,
Whites, No. 1908 Main street at Charles
Johnston's, Main between Seven teenth anG
Egh teenth streets, and at the factory.
WILLIAM I. ALLEN,*~
NH 23-eod2w south side basin. J:
TUST RECEIVED, AND NOW DIS.
O CHARGING from schooner Jesse Will
hanson Captain Corson), 300 tons superior
ANTHRACITE COAL, which l will furnish
10 consumers At lowest cash price. Office, l65f
Main street, and 1T yard, Nineteenth and
fe27 CHARLES Il. PAGE.
COFT COKE, SOFT COKE.-I am re-
- ceiying weekly n large supply of COOL
LUMP SOFT COKE. AS the warm season
is coming on, it is much better for cooking
purposes than anthracite coal 1t takes less
kindling wood. 1t is easier to start fire, and
a good heat can be kept up with Il small guam
stove. Also, SEASONED PINE and OAK
WOOD, delivered i'll any part OF the city
without extra charge.
r. H. COTTRELL,
Basin bank between Ninth and Tenth streets
NH l>-lm
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am in daily receipt of superior
SOFT COKE, HARD COKE, AND LUMP
COAL,
from the National Coal Mining Company s
mines) and ready TO fill all orders.
JOHN +. LAUGHTUN, Agent,
Basin bank between Eighth and Ninth streets.
n1h 1G-lln
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T1THABLEs IN CLAY WARD.-The assess
ment of tithables in Clay Ward has been
completed, and the result is as follows:
White tithaoles. ...790
Black tithabes.. .......................3J .3J5
This result, compared with the regis
tered, is in keeping with that in other
wards. The negro tithables are greatly
less than the negroes registered, while tho
white tthables exceed tho registered
whites.
White tithables. Observation-Disclosures. ~
White registered. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. f72
Excess of tithables. Observation-Disclosures. j.
Black registered. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Cos
Black tithables. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
Excess of registered. Observation-Disclosures. 2U5
This is q remarkable fact. Here is a
race of men who are pressed forward by
every artifice to register and become con-
trollers Of public affairs, while in the mat
ter of bearing share of the burthens Of
the government little more than half
only Of the number of registered can be
found after diligent search. Many, how
ever, after being found refused to give in
their names. Mr.. Reins, the efficient as
SCISSOR of Clay Ward, reports that some
argued the point, and, like parrots, re-
peated the lessons they had learned at
Hunnicutt Hall. They denied that they
were citizens of Virginia-asserted that
they were citizens of the United States :;
that they owed neither tax nor duty of
any sort to Virginia-and assured him
General SChofeld had nothing to do with
them nor no authority over them.
The assessor found in numerous cases
many negroes huddled together in one
house and sometimes they knew his busi-
ness, discovered his approach, and made
their escape in q body, like sheep leaping
a fence. These are the Radical voters
with whom it is sought to Radicalize the
South, and especially this noble old State.
Alas! alas . for the madness and mon
strosities of these times
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TRESH PEACHES.-10O cans FRESH
Il PEACHES.
NH "A CAMBRIDGE ANDERSON.
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DEF TONGUES.-lO0 fine BEEF
ID TONGUES.
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.e-,HEH,CA AGAINST ENGLAND.

corner Tenth street and basin bank,
NH s-%n Richmond, Va.
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The X. X. ks are marching on the city to
secure the great bargains which are offered n
JOSEPH STRAU USES,
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
PERSONAL.

Robert Browning was sued the other day IN
London court for the value OF bottles OF port Nne
surreptously ordered by his servant iad ne I.ue III
Indignant sDeech prov that none of his eN
used port wine gained his case aud1n cohtiuhon hal
that he had lost whole day Ia connection Wl.h Hl's p'l
try claim Int he resisted on principle ne etfeu that
his should be given TO the poor ior "ch ING court
thanked hun.
The Ne,rark Adrertiser publishes from the
original manuscript tho iooWlng mtmehtO VI INC cary
days Of a noted historical character: .
S8 .G Gu the fat Jay Api fr value received promise
dollars snd t'r cets Nth
10 paid n good kitchen chairn al ~ ct
s,ee done - painted AID Botomel According III n-, mo- "
leng OF sarh chairs Bg6IAS lotN"
iifaaOn, Asgeh 10Th 1872
On the back Of this note the folowingi
June 2S the within fOltc,n doana ana N'AV
o. in inskng picket fence. p..t.
Received on within dollars fhg cuts In flaming ''i'
ktn
The Princess Metteinich is thus descrlDea .dl ln
Paris periodical: She Is said not 10 he PFC " hn
10 the enumeration ~ her beauties elcs NhivI vIites,
Che sweetness Of a German revere; tetth oi Entis
enamel; "A forehead smooth and clear bs gu i,.Iarf
high and wide rs that Of q thinker "tl ..rI -
tjty brown lalr. Pr0ple not 10 nOute wv p'ls
ticnlar beauties Of her Austrian Hieh.as ~ hot
her head as Greek that of tue Nthua w 49, H.
snr Ike "A pink sheil-wcrcas. every Oho uu'9 f
10 :he beaufifu flll Cl her shoulders the cNqo lV
of her long HrlstuCratic hdhurf anu 4o 1870
dnfv FOOT Ic She dressed in blue, red or yellow pe
she c,ffd wi her foluc over her eyes or Win s
Rcautde-vic cap. Sue appeared one ,'"9 ~ 'nc u
srics-abc /. and remains princess; and ttle are NOT
,oauv with heart Oi EOld ana extremely
ctarifalc ls nduIalOn OI the W0lkihchs ialn
lies she visit u the Fauboulg st. Antoine; jumping the
children on her knees. washing them, kissing theln s
ting a stool IL there are are not chairs thugu-such
she woman Deyotcdly ard foudly attached 10 a good
mani Prince dc Metterhch-such Is the wife"
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03


IMPORTANT STATISTICS FOR $40.
The following Is The Advertisement printed in The First Volume
.ts the ypepru, Phoiohogsphcy reproduced NJ Greee'
uspusc pt copy Of The Reproduced in Ike manner ac
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ths October Elections having developed popular uprising against tie
dynasty which had for seemed urncl
novel POLITICAL REGISTER Tor 1885, intended mainly
emSoy Returns Of that year and compare hem With
those some preceding year The reception Of tha e sDnuai vas
,ueh justify rproiuciou for each succeeding yesiat f S!
only eIeptedun The for Ca VIII completes series of thirty
Arnna Registers Election Returns with other useful political and si
t cal matter sGori tribe reader though the preparation
avolyes total u thar S0l This annual
has been known succesyy THE POLITICIANS REGISTER
WIG ALMANAC srl TRIBUNE ALMANAC. under which last
has issued M several cafs past The si,reoPe plates q the
earlier having beer consumed IN the IRE Which destroyed The
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upon market have commanded fabulous prices
slss the lew art is infancy,
eut giving promise great the tstauhs
rendered possible repoiuce old moderate cost and
vas resolved that limited number mn Of the woks least
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st will bs wholly unique ard Of great n,er,s, 10 historians
politicians Of the NAV promptly secured or
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sty opportunity. HORACE GREELEY
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Ths wishing these interesting Political Statistics should
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Bscb order be accompanied With h. cash Address
THE TRIBUNE NsvYoft
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
x,aal Noiitts.
OFncE ~ ras UxTEp srArss LIsE is'uEAscs TO-
~ rHE CiTr % EEw'ioHK No. W WALLm. {

Iy CiTr sEwiosK NJ. 20 WALLsT.l (
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that NJ a
Neg q th' conpsny duI eoaIsss
M tc Of this eompny directing TIE time aud aOls o. 'lo
b. paving in incl diug ts "sns ana oP9sus
~. .tork frinsfrr booLs. unauroasl .dop'ei; -.
Ro That tive Guarantee Capital st''. o. e SompsI ,
ii Oa Hundred dollars shd mat sDseiNols p
- m ,n,rs dollars each s b receive At The ohce o.
foo1nv Wall street IN tn Cy oi ihs"lors 90 SAI
OF uar. IT. The honrs 81 tea oeloek M
mi tr,e ani each sueesihs nay bNeen 'hs so
hurs fgrng business dsrt terednef use we nnsepI
sh e ,an,f sir value oil Sy sIeh snare "1S ns
dosrs hereby required TO pad IN 10 c.sn ~ n. OF ,sn so's
80. 4. The u- akiLg such sui the balance ur
,or ~hn business da'' ron Au aer 'ne ~
,e y Fbrua sui tie soso ne esrnS guarantee
e.p hereby declared tJlae The p ehce Hcn
I m Intention 70 ncres inc capital MOCK O."
,nr Cr pufed Thou. lsr he and the hereby
,s Ia he published for period nonhI two daily
usr.r. ruhhth-d Ia the Ci,T ofNeA-lo-k $50. - ~,
Rr5 That she soes tr1nsicr Looks o s cnpl oe and t
., ~. closed and RON s1nrsiy We lt1
80 rarf neI hoou Wed oiay tLe fu DAY Of March
ner bf "f'ri. N'i'A''' --
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

NAVY PAigAsrgls OFriCE. No. - rfoidsay.t
Sgw.loRg. Jan 2I tb3. (
t'RESH BEEF AND VEGLrABLES.-Sealcd
proposals ilorscf Prop tsa Vegetables viii
De- rf r ~ nv Ofce ntff ock o. b, ir ~ Feb.
rtrf, 1885, M te npGs q 2fuD = 4 frch Beef ari pO1
r1s ei ffr Ftgei % tie brao.n Na-iari aId station rs
Iru Tie bcrf erl Vegetables uH De- 4 good quality and hr
best the malt Aprs a.i lIc.c be orl fr hy the
pni lie Beef 10 he In equal Tnrt srd bind 90
Bonds ah approved s.r,y hi bu one the esti.
mattel amount oi e co-psel. a twenty per addition viii be
b. f amount Gf rreh p4vaeu 10 made s-llv
o te de rfmauce ~ e contract which a, account
laii. mail Il Is lrl- compiled W.ih.
Even ote DC accompanied br written uarai r sguel hv one
or more ga9sAe persons. that lc bidder es viii tins rh,.
b be accfpl srt-r nn o1 gallon rin
'aactut ,g.eiiss 90 flflish Toe sit C. ,, proposed
prF1O+H wH o. r accompanied
ony aHd ~ faDaTv rffH, fi fc i,r rguldr drar ia
~ % s prop M aud hg ~ ilss fctIei ~ C0Hgresa
The Dep rimclt the s et ans proposal cons
efel ad,.p .sceaul tae Government
~ or uniroi that tAg tpulAted
sla be- delivered leaving s nre ae the othr article the contract
ua 1e eonidrt4 20 eo irl il option ohr Department
j. G. ELhRhbIR Tsyna,ter t. :. Nayr
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
NEW YORK and NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEtF F it:L
COAMkNciNO JtNE .. lt
PssssT esneu IN EewYoE eorrr Tue ,st a.. yssrts
ave- Entrance on T~ettT.a .l.'a l.
TRAINS LRAVE Ng'S.y.tr.

. . lkAINS LEAVE NEN.f. T.
Yer rNs~.lsrsn suf Bridgeport 10
nLl -. tktl 80, 40 and (Rrl r. g.
Tor Mhi'e - aorl Firicii Southport 'pof. 20 n
20 No'N x, tU 500 fErD 900 2na tn I4lstBr) 5og lSIl
AZ 30. ibs.l 80 sec tEEl D. m
lVr pauen. ttN 800, iLg q m. 3,s
Tor Stu1 10 aio tE..l 9el. li.5Ia 5 (kLl 3h ret
a. "a. 40 tit.l. A. 5.o. $50 80 ~. B. n
Tor 1r,-pNit sud irterHsiiIe sauols - ll9 A Sh
a.. ~. So. 90 ?. N. -
CONNECTING TRAis5
1'r Boston. via Springs 200 a.. t.t.I tRr1
y o. bo,loh. Wa shore Line. - lbs j, S'1 r.
fo Hartford .pa spnasleh sooi m H4 rs 39 UIL sss
I'm
fOr Connecticut nirer Railroad sooh ,srl s5p nss-
narlorI Providence F,hin Raiot ~ CRI) T. I8
, n
Els. 500 $40 D.. ~
For IAral Railroad. 1iS p 70 Nofi.sn. "a
Dor liou,atouc Railroad. 8tOa a N. A p
20 NaugaUck Railroad. acc A. m, g."
fol psa. .ar snI NorsAk Railroad. ;tn 80 "a. tsoa
Gov uocioIs Sleeping Csn ATTACHED y 400 .su -
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
TIHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

HE JklBL NJ ALMANAC
FOR 1865.
THIS POPULAR ANNUAL
now READY
IT CONTAINS
ASTRONOMICAL, lie
o..pdsr--J,vi.hi Nahomedsn.
Calendars psuss 4 Decenoi ChanIe' Of the heon HD''
0s M.hsu Sun on The Nooaat sde.l Noon Rrg spd s,tuf
.fne sur and Moon throughout the United
Csnlsreions Lunar sad Planetary.
EelipE.s o the wear 1863
Planets. CoRluneto5s q Planet. sra oih1 Aspesh
esssorS
sIsr Tables
Ike Table ofio1 Plaesl
POLITICAL.
TIE G0yERSMENr
CsNnet-Ths Pt,,ide4rs
Coutress-M,abers Of tae Kiln
Executive Ohcsrs-GenersL
Forsgu Ministers
yuocisry-Suprens Coat
Post Oneei of Members Of Congrea
Ttfhtoies-Deiegses from.
STATES or THE UEIOS
Area Population IL 1859 1850 tvhite eoo.5 ard lnds
Iper,sss Of Population 1881 1900 number ofNsHbs Of Coz
ye,s; Capitals Goyeuo Sse Etsoos THe Of Meeting Of
ACTS OF CONGRESS
sJto7sof Principal Ae' Passed ns seeOsl Session Of the
AAAiA'' ''''''" PUBLIC RESOLUTIONS
most important OF the Pahe Resolutions Passes al' Second
ss,liSs Of the xXXXl'h Congress
PROCLA8ATIOSS
Anne rroa,,oa, asi BY the President hO neosrb'r i to
October. 1871
PROGRESS or RECONSTRUCTION IN 1851
Vot, Of STATE sai1res IRE Couf.ioton4 AHeudmet
The Ree5nisfustioa Ae.t Of Cousrses
Progress Of Impartial Sagrse.
TIE Ff.cJHea's Bureau
MOVEMENT or POPULATION.
r,oess oftbs Population .ss Uss4 s,'iss o l iS'a
State Censgses s1cs ls00.
PUBIC DEBT
The PsIMe DebiiE 1856 anu 1861
PRESIDENTIAL Election ~ "s
vo, ofths Electoral COLLEGES a. ioTler PIslel' Es"at
TLs gscorai Col sge 90 1861
ELECTION RETuRSS
Resrp, ~ Al the S.stei aud Territories boiling Elections 1867
ssr.y compiled compared wiih former Eeeon Cnist h' heal
.. Southern o. white and so0Ted voters
registered Cosr. sa1 number Of votes White -0d s0'fe'
ssst 65 spd ssaissi boiling o. stat. Conventions
Popular Fresdsa, BY states 10 1854 1860 aas iss
FOREIGN COUNTRIES .
States o. America sui Earops Ares o. Popuaos q zach is
sordsE sreb ls5 and Trustworthy accounts
ssss SfTue hs form Of esv'awsnt
PRICE 70 CENTS PER COPY
SEVEN POSTPAID FOR A DOLLAR
Address orders, uth ssih iue.Ostd, 10
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
COUTHsIDE RAILROAD OF I.-(wIN-

SOuIHSlDE RAILROAD OF l.. l.-(WlN-
~ 1Ey ARRANGEMLNTSD
l. se nesr. l.. Ia road e Js1GeA ~
Il 81 n a'd all vafstai"ns
Leave Irnkrsye Brookvn et 9:o5 Br0o.s Csrifd
ra.ruad. 60 Janai,a. for Eah on sni all E.n-
Lave Jam,s.Ip, y. L.. T. RAlresd !sasta,
for Baby o. api al way stations
l~Ae fruklnare BROOKLYN A. 2.o via Do0.yo Nsniftt
bai.tuit, 10 Jaufica a Babylon aud t.i vatr su.
lea bEbylon 10 5:l5 for Jsmse sla % Esyatos
pg ia rain a H. T. Railroad. arrfnl at j.|-s o. l'a m
lrste Bah,lon AZ i:3a i jamaica ard 90 wae esusees
ing vii r Brcnkyn Central Re rs4i arriving faanss.
Bivo@lyn %. Al 10 a.. N.
L'e aloa l;i0P ir Juaaica ald all var's'ions
ntcI With train Of Railroad I4messsp st3
Leave Bab,"u at l2p fo Iarsea a all ~sysistoSs.
With af Brookrn C,L.s R,et arrfAg .. fTsHk
ave, hnosn. ~ sos and connecting viii the hofss "
The Fast Ne~lorA hnd Jamaica Raleli .hch sTss Jasa e'r
Tiuues 4 vi hlrE, Sapenalsntsst
To take ear Nov 4 1851
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
II .ment-CLSnge . Tlme-L.sve str~ y; Ma
G.rel port spd I'll sayspgs at hEeeA ~iss
Cove aad iirmpuesi Nt.lt p.rtc if,is.
and a. wsy-ststorE Express i1H o. i,'ss Head -
arL Glen Cove rus l fHta.oI.
Farm u-ds aud lieu psgesd p'sscHer Sof14 lsIg Snss
sans, Train leaves Hunters p u
IuuisTs Point 49, p u To ske eleci NJ.
1 y. ~ rrsr.sl.IassL
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
Drr GOODS.
V,HE RISE IN MI.

fIIHE RISE IN MUSLINS, ,,,,..
predicted IL our s weeks a erilement l's slel pAe AA
,tr a. ue la IN stock n Brsth,i d lBotacitu
'-' w. MUSLINS AND SHkETlSGS,
wien ", will cell 10 customers AZ - 80 ........p
WIN isr WEEEis PRICES, WITHOUT THE ADFAf,h
p 0O "a q, splendh yaTI vide MUSLIN, lc.
IN 10, t-rl. r.ry bue ride MUSLIN. l2.c u.,
SO fa.e,s " AM>UTTA. NkNlORk MILLS UTICA AZ ." 80
STANDARD SHEETlNGS q - .. -
- REMARKABLY LOW PRICES
q those Ne raw ~
course to The Low TRcEEl Of small dry socd eolcsrs hS
''' At LsSr WEEKS rICEs, WITHOUT TlE ADVANCE
20 rieces of HEAVY BROWN SilEEtlNG at i2lc
go ti.ee, n EXTRA ftNk AARD WIDE q iuc. aud iZe
ma PILES q. iUSLINa on TIE SIDE NALh.
WHO'LL PIECES To EVERYBODY. -,,,y
SOyy Il YOTR TINE TO Bl'Y. MlSLIN5 WILL BB hlnhb"
' 80 NEXT WEEK.
Re..reI PROM ArCTlON large lo,s - ,,,orn
ttCnyFT CAMBRIC PLAID MuSLINS. EiESOOEs sTIufED
and CHECKED CAMBTC
At GREAT BAkGAiNs
HOSIERY FROM AUCTION. WAY CHAP. -,,.,
rtDITS UEAyY HOSE ONLY i5c TABLE nAIAShS, NAFhi"o
sND DOYiItS, - per drz-n.
NTR>FRY DIAPER vide : = per lirce 'fll Tad'
9 LANCASTER QUILTS large only - p; worth 81
TDVEiaS aidB BUREAU COVERS. from alcaon, cheap
pIASSEIS srd BLANKETS. erira clelp. -
HOTELS AND STEAMBOATS, SUPPLIED.
DAY GOODS FOR THE MILLION.
Il. {. T. KOCH Osie John lie,thl,
80. IS Caraiaest, corner Dite-seh
sSiI.la7e aud FULTON Frrr- ar3 Deeekers Tls' TIE
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
tINnIS IS TO GIXE NOTICE-Thmt on the

V'nlS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-Tlmt on the
fhh lar o Iiuusrr H. ~ in bankruptcy
.ta-t u ADDISON W. HOBART of Nr IN the
County OF VI uuonh ai state of Wv WHO hn been rigef
4rllt petition pafWr' % anF ds aD fehfeE
ofiay Jrapsn Belonging 70 s rk 10 b1 Tor h use ad Tie
~ property hf m .oii. ~ sN Tt n'' ting "
e creditors 81 sid 4I; n ta-r ei aui 10 choose one
estate ni 20, hs o. Court of Bankrupt 20
le hofn No. 5 E1st So. or, y De- fore Hl FIELD
- JOHNSON rl Reg Ter. co. t- 'stf h tay of leOnary D..
lo6a, Il 10 o'c. .rs o. ir-ustri lflHsrr o. 'ea
HESAJAH IEkCUE g. = Nar bal. - Messenger
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
TOR ST. THOMAS and pRAYrT

tSli 20 SIAiES ard BRAZIL MAIL 81
heguler MAI s.esmers sailing nl The 2Jl II CSC
SoIIii AMhklrA. Capt TNgLKPArsm. B.
MEkRlMACK. Cs0t TIxnpxx,x, srrl2g
The splendid stssmers ,ail on sehedu,. tts.
Psr,, PefntIsbuco Bahia. AMI Rio De Jan..ro.
eDgagem,n q, Of iTeig ght or passage, spplyto
WM. X. GARRl'pN Agtf
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
CAFETY. SPEED AND COM
FOR BOSTON.

FOR boston.
WORCESTER. PALMER, FIr,HBuRr. SA>l
CORD, THE WHITE MVvNiAi
INTERMEDIATES POiHi .
Jlepev AMI sranch steamers of tho Norwich
CITY OF BOSTON aud CITY Of
leave keu.lork daily lSundeys sfcsufedl. ~
rIer No. - Sor,h River. foot - y
FOR NEW.LONDON.
there ,onn-e'ing silh the Steamboat k.pf"',
points. via Norwich ard Worcester. Boston sri
ard Sashrs. and NeE.loudon ard Noribera ha' -
FTels.i taken al the lowest rals,. For ~ ~.
n = Mff.l.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
Steamboats, ano fraii..
EpRIST0L LINE.

The steamer. BRISTOL sBd PROyiDFN
dr. IN Tor i-u weeks 10 or'er 70 rett afo De-
h. co,s ri ihe fas, End well-lioru iffigt )
DUhfs, wIleh vii msLe Their trips 90 ih. nsl.i
slivef,d With pnoE pil.ss aad disIai !. ,.,...
Gvo v Ttxs Fre'ght Agert
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

yVELL recommended German GIRLS for
w general hnus An. LOVES Institute for German
S-syarts No Il Stlnt n-st EeaT Bqwey
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
UX BAXKRUPTCY.-Diat,ict of Connecticut

\ u NANI 7 7 : -III-III' 10 u N'UIIV -
s.-llsuf 1l. lag q Jalurr. ,. D l5 lhe inlct -
tet5 notice .. l appoint 1 - a. Sre ~ AtNVL ~
Cnr' q ll fi 0 state OF tUHec rt who his
e. sl krupt rpnn tf ge'o, b. tue b.@ act Court
.,tp.t. - i0u. I. TlrN g. A. nee ~ l.sluM
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
Situuiions 1tan.to- femal,s.

Of0 FIRST -AVE.-A respectable young glrl
r. wishes stHrtiaR tHAMBtkMAiD aud NAllhcN y"
10 do PLAIN WING Please call for two days Can give gool
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
&lf6Oiug GarOs, &t.

GlrGOiug GarSs, &t.
AT W,M. ENERDELLo SONS, No 1O4 Full
n ioas.-WKDDISG CARDS aud llSR STATIOSERE (E.iab
hshed siJA
AT G.. ENERDELLS, No. 149 FultOn-st.-
~ WEDDING CARDS sn3 Eprrsyg S,,r Ware Jesefy L.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

iraiT D he evening.
sriy three hoars sivel hr tls e ~ .e Cinsnusa
81. ioA.s &c. Ni,h 30. on. :. .arse ofcirs
M .s k T.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
UoUsATONIc RAILROAD - lNrER Ar

Leave Bridgeport at i0:3J g. N. aa. pm
Leave Pts6ed a. 4. T eTi 81
J. H. - ~ .. Sa-., r,enestt
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03
EOK NEW HAVEN, HARTFI
- = ]. 0lt iheis ifaNt ! icfh-altp Tor .s"A-liaNt
y int :. Trans leave NeA-lldren. going Non
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of y
ALLHYrowE LlNr TO rne

y FassfrrrT AID FTIeht J fp1t N Nc -l0II
Beris ~ Hampton JnDctioH with tie isiawsro.
Lsihosd, sui az Ea'tnn aith the lei 20 Nl'.-y
tons forming . direct Inc % piits'nfah aid i.n t..
New-York tribune., 1868-02-03

NoIU'E eoni'ins fcm 1879 to lati-bob Years included
yoLrHx H. contains fon gi5 ol853-both yesrs Included