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New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
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sH n fhs ia er. ~ bs their rrD1s shah Boz a
crrd furnish ia ii proposed Or; snd erf proposal mn BE-
ls-t,g evidence ta tle rftnI of iloft -Als
p5o.,i aausrs ~ OF dealers 10 sae Ge'c on isPs
tlief lr 0r t.ry propose 90 i.T1s. 80 o.
nett ftg OE a as ca OF Wash -gto- 90 good orf ice om
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supply tie qiaa,,y la e e, Wi be eoas4eisi 'Aoa
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be which ocs a conform r1l ltf rr-i0
ros. bt .nlp.i ul ths e-ve Flfnt Tor roper an
he Io.t Pubic Pdrtus ether oihe care y
m, icn n Anthony Chfusl oiis senii. ''muteo on Ins
a.. no. A If aa.u Chairman ~ r House Committee on Frntug
49, r"r1 b Dsree. Congressional Printer NasIiust9n ID g.
D. direct VI tle J1- tomniet ~ 193ie ou r-.e liilius
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New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
SATURDAYS wRArnEa nEpoRr-s
MINIATrRk ALMANAC

IMMATURE ALMAsAC
7.23 Sun tl9 Moon rses 500
DAY.
Sandy Hook. $50 Cows Island i.is Ie Gtie..... 80
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES AND
Ii ~ a. lssks OPRRA FIELD, snl MARhk @LAsshS, 81
U, v, HQEIEgEs u LA4 ElsU1aL gaA2 !a 9iS2si@
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
StoaI 1otins.

St9M GOlllts.
GUPREME COURT, Orange COunty.-STE-
- PEE EuFORn surviving Erecut0r o. Gc o dAkl hOHEs
Is@,..f Plrt rranr PIEBE EAhNELL ISAIAH BAhAELL,
.tNTFf. BANSELL LOUISA BANhELL PHkBh BANNELl hAN-
lfgrT PAYNE. 81 EDWARD PAYNE CATHERINE FBENDEN
Ul .fCu rife Of ABRAHAM FRkEDENBURGH ISAAC TOWNS
tND M oers D,fniaats-Summons Relief lC0H sryedl
10 . esuants: hseby summoned aud required - ansWer
which w be fled Ia the Ohre ~ Tue Crk
of. Conn % oes, said County and u copy
of ynu sur compliant tie Subscriber, 81 lis once
Room 10 Buug Scwblrgh n T. within twenty days aief
tie service eIesiFe of M day Of such cei
f TIE said complaint wii NE int aforesaid e
Plaintiff tb Will srp the Court or the relief demanded
Wv WALTER G. ANTHOSY Plaintiffs Attorney.
The eompn this action 6ed tue Oco II the CLERK o.
Orasge Couuty, November ll 1885, . . . -.
sJj isrCsN WALTER e ANTHONY Plaintf's Attorney
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
= York sL EDWARD SLoSsOS ard wife. Paituhs against
HENRY SLOsSOS CATHERINE A. SLoShON and others Defend
AIr ursurce of the Supreme Court n state OF
Rcfrrs IN .sd iudgnrt rsmd. viii SELL PUBLIC AUCTION
regh JAMES N MILLER Aucioue at The EEehane haleroom
IA III o.duaY cts OF Neviork TIEADAl the sth day
f Pei rurv 1912 twelve ococ 81 that day the following
et prrnses All that certain meuage aud ot oi grourd
orroIse thereon situate lying aud beng ~ he Ist arr oi he
,olh Pine street, uorhHeery By The so'ehouae
samuel Hicks noeasterly partly by ah nov
A. B aud easlery by the storehouse
% ChAs lay conung IN fron on te street
reeen sleneI feet three ufhs and Ia tN ny
lee, and ten inches length tie ey sde ry ave ieei
The said and which s premises are known
. w. DAVID HAWLLY, Referee.
fans II par Plaintiff, Atorrev D23 laW6wM
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
Stobss, 2anats, &t.
Sstalts.

Stalls.
r,1IE SAMPSON SCALE COMPANY,
no 30 Broaissy. n y
MANUFACTURg
and have constantly band for sale
wyrGuIocK. RAILROAD TRACK, Hay COAL CATTLE
WAREHOUSE and erery variety OF SNALLLR SCALES
No scale before the pas possesses the seuEtvsns simplicity rig
M . d-,butr eomo.cta.ss facility eIae,a,is Of adjust
tnsst and adIpabiy any location which belong iA'
SAMPSON COMBINATION
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

Sutton saI:s Of 8uI Gstat;
:. JouStos, r., Atc;o1es;.
DY JOHNS ON q n NILLER,
ID AUCTIOEEKES AND
REAL Estate gfOkERs,
No rs NlBIuST.. CBDAR-sT., hEV-IoHE
iod Yam toefhh 500
rented eIeusass4 Loaps Au-aa Sis ofuLiere &c
TUESDAY. January s.
O'clock ri No III BT1siF1r n u
POSITIVE SALE or 90 CHOICE PROSPECT PARK LOioI di-
rerv opposite Park close proximity - he da.1 heIy
Entrance , -, ,,- ,.........,
Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
Go St,bom If msp Gontru.

e. S0hom il map 6oncrru.
DEWARD-A reward Of FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLAR, vi D. the Metropolitan Reward fun 70 The
shall lA Information ahch shall sece the
rr,t uyte1 person rrnus guilty ~ the murder OF
John Mla1rr 80 srerL. the llh OF December
p,r.Ti.r III .al \ & HAWLBY. Chef Clerk.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
SolrS znO 3uoms.

CT. JAMES HOTEL, Jacksonville, Fla.-NIll
- og.a or guest, lan4try J. l WILDER DAY TRrsrEza
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

MONEY TO LOAN on New-Jersey Property,
WI bv MORRISON ALL Nes-Je-ssy Real Eas LIste1 ~
~. BrotINar. Room No az.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

OrgIcB CuIEy QUsETERuAsrER,
+ LHAvsywoETH. Kan, Dec. @. 1893.
SPORTAIlON. - SEALED
.ee.red az tlis o,lco Until n clock a. H.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
Nrw-rol.K CITY.

Persons bavIng real estate for sale or to let
and those desrous Of purchasing o. renting such pro-
peIty win find TO thur interest 10 advertise IN The
TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that o any
other newspaper, and IN addition to this advantage ThE
TRIBUNE VIII bo found not only Nev-York and all its
elites and villages, blIt every State and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be made as
brief as VIII allow o, advantage offered being clear 70
the reader We would especially dwell on the fact that
the subscrlbers tor tho three editions OF THE TRIBUNE
Daily seml.Weeily and Weekly. comprise individuals IN
every rrolcslon or business; consequently advertise
n'csis IN each disseminate among all classes THE
TI a.gotcs etpoca attention to the reports OF sales
uf roal estate both the city and country thus adding
greatly 70 tho value Of its columns adverang me
dunn Tie charges ior advertising arc as follows DAILY
Tribune q cents per line for each inSertion WEEKLY
rrrsUsE. 81 per me; EEMfWEEKLY TRIBUNE, 25 cents
Per ue About ten ris average line, after the fr't
Inc which usually contains only four o. ave words
Terms. cash f. advance
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

4 LADIES' FAIR, for the BENEFIT OF 81.
a sTEPEss CHURCH now he n .. Sss@sSs ss 81 .S s
open from lOt Entrances on IHenVgusn anu
@ between Third and LeEbgten'iTn Muse hon
O,che;,.a Qt LISA ess-4~ Aaais.iAs sSS
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

NOR SALE-1OO splendid BUILDING LOTS
In ,bs u ihesnth Ward ef Brooklyn, o. Bpaeray B'a'A
W. '' j. \. " sUfDAM, on premises
EGR SALE-LAND by the acre III Brooklyn
Prospect Para ana tie Ne" bo"efAIa' N''
d.sr1Je h.d n! lots i4 al parts of the city.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

cINEDFCORs ART GALLERY, No. 76o
- Broadssy FREE EXHIBITION Of Thomas Ihs iossmrs h
49,, Bo,hood Of LlBcon" Bieniss sunset 70 CancrriE& &
m,,.y paintas With Buuhsr Of FRANCS AMEklCAh Chho
MOS anA th..r onglnAi, Ade By SIDE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05
SPECIAL NOTICEs

SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF LADIES', GENTS,
IA Boys Misses and Chdrens Boots and Shoes selling 2o
per cent below Broadway prices at WIN. ID. BIGELOW
IS, $50 Bowery, corner Of Bond st. ROBERT IRWIN
WIN. ID. BIGELOW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05
NlARRI.n I.nzEp STATE mANrELs. nALF rue PRICE,

lN. Crmuft.e. send iOf circular
r 4. STEWART. COS SIXTH avenue,
ftiNCtn thirty tib and ility EJtb strtets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05

TURKISH BATHS,
i 81 Lexington avenue, corner Twenty 9Th street.
Ladies TO u NJ.
Gcnlcmen 10 p. NJ; Sunday, 6to12M.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05

THE NEWEST STYLE OF PATTERNS OF PLASTER
and Centre Pieces TO be had nj 1885 Broad
WAY, between Thiriysecon and Thirtythird streets
JOHN DEWHURST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05

HORSE AND CARRIAGE MART "a DUANE
IA. street-Our next regular sale of stock will
Tuesday nex at which time, without discount, we shall
sci of the finest Horses offered this perfectly
unexcep ptionabe and fully warranted. In part
Beautiful bay Tro,tng Horse, M hgh years sired by Mg
Winfield half brother to Mountain Boy troed Co
pake in 2 and 3 when coming SIX years very fine and
fast and warranted sound and kind Is known as the Miller
Colt Beautiful high bred fast brown Mare 153 high
od warranted to trot in 24o sound and kind Fine
sorrel Mare, sired by Champion
15 high years old of fine style perfectly
sound beat :35 Beautiful and fast trot
ting brown Mare l5 high years. one Of the finest mare:
the State for style and elegance sired by the celebrated
More Horse and thoroughbred DAM warranted sound and
beat 35 any fair day. Also Wagons Harness,
&C. our Full &C. morning
of sale. JOHN L. VAEDEWATER, Auctioneer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05

THE HOUSE COMMITTEE OF THE NEW YORK
Yacht Club having to some extent perfected their ar
IHngcmens the Club House Staten Island, desire
notify members that the house and grounds
orcn their
Te evari will for the future, be prepared 10 furnish
annCrs, &C. members and their lady friends,
.tle notice thereof being previously given.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO BUY A PAIR OF MATCH
n ed Horses cheapEThree pair for sale; one pair Jet
blacks, 16 hands, aged and sound and gentle, good
pair browns, 16 hands, both splendid
carriage, good drivers also pair bright bays, l5 hands
aged well matched and sound The three pair be
stable 10 West Forty yfourth street, Fifth
Will positively be sold al "a sacrifice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05

T. STEWART co.
"A. Will open Monday, July6
Fancy Polls de Chevres. fine quality,
only 25c per yard, formerly DOC.
Wide fancy Bareges Soc per yard, formerly Se and ~ %
Chene Popns, extra quality, Soc yard, recently 15c
Also,
A very large and elegant assortment of
Silks Plain and Broche Grenadines, silk
Chaine Poplins, &C, &c, &c.
Al proportionately low prices
broadway and Tenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05

.DEAFNEss, CATARRH AND sCRoFULA CURED
- Guaranteed no cure pay-by the inventor OF the
Patent Invisible Organic Vibrator for incurable deafness
treatise sent tree. DIR T. HUNT sTLWELL lss Blsecker
St, N. y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05
CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACiFiC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPANYs
Il THROuGh LINE TO
Rates Of passage greatly reduced and as low az any
Steamers the above pier No. 42 North river,
foot Of Canal street, at u o'clock noon,
On fSu' ist s,h' s'Is ,stS H1oa's aUa ah,
except when those days fall on Sunday then the day pre-
hundred pounds baggage free adult. Medicine
july 3, HENRY cHAUNcEY, Captain Gray, connecting
steamer leaving July connects closely with steamer
JAPAN, leaving San Francisco August 3, for China and
passage tickets and all further Information apply at the
Companys ticket oniee on tue wharf, 9o Of ca1s street
TEXAS LINZ, FOR GALVESTON, TExAs.-FREfdHr
9 :. S any % Oss, ssg. 1s ps d 5s . a @ %
despatch No charge made for dTayase Gsys.3n good.
ISsY Sf Ps'iRS 'Ss,SI Maiden lane 'P'
UEaR2 a2SIsTS sIATTs NAIL NAIL sT.ssf g2 Msgfs osrASv
yii%%% gsr 10 aSoi,h Sys; ,s,.o
NiaII N5SS g S.E,sp rsms jjsy
Al letters must pass through the Po'i o1ee.
'O'"''''' 0' p''''So oTo. B. HARRISON. President.
No. Bowling Green.
GREAT REDUCTION in FREIGHT
" TO SAN FRANCISCO, VIA PANAMA.
BY the Pacific Mail steamship HSRp SSGRTpsn's
Per cubic foot, 30 cents
about twelve days advance OF hpments by North Ame
can swsaInn.sGp wInsp f2TEspS f%R6 & Ssrfs tssss
Pier AZ, N. r., loot or Canal street.
FoR TssvfsA s1s sStE Mean yEsa "a. esvz
Sailing every twenty days.
Steamship GRANADA will leave pier II East Mon.
day, July Is, at 10 A. NJ
For freight or passage apply TO
r. ALEXANDRA A SONS, a Beaver street.
L'OR SAVANNAH, GA.
FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
CHANGE OF DAYS
During the dull season or until further notice the derart
for Savannah viii be every "Wednesday Saturday
follows
kAPIDAN, Captain Cheesnsn, Wednesday, July g from
pier 30 North river, at y NJ
san JACiNIo, Captain ATKINS, Saturday, July II, from
pier no 8 North river, MsP NJ
GENERAL kAkNhS, Captain Morton, "Wednesday, july
10, from pier No. IS Sorih rver at 3 2. VI.
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phiips, Saturday. Julv rs, from
r ,t 's.I river at 3 + NJ.
lip iaes given through bills of ladinr signed IN
tfnucc ~ y the Central Rairoad of Gculga Through
iltN NJ 'nls by Central Railroad OF Georaa, Atlantic
.aJtf ~ ' 40 and FLORIDA steaneTs,, - . . = ..,
p Ht'N, FERRIS co. vi and ~ S0ftu ttc6L
t... ok CO, - Liberty street
N' f....l IN 40. d Bowl GIeen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05

7. STEWART co.
n. will open tomorrow
Elegantly embroidered SILK and Grenadine Dresses
Black and White Llama Lace Dresses and shaws
Real Brussels black and white Thread Lace Points,
Sacques, 6c., &C.
Tie above the latest Paris novelties,
received per recent steamers
Broadway and Tenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05

MEETING OF THE BOSS ROOFERs WILL BE
n held at Kilduh's, Broadway, corner Twenty-second
taking to sustain the boss in their oppos
ton the being made by the Journey
Drckayers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-05
PERSONAL.

CCNGREss HALL, CAPE MAY N j., J. r. CAKE .
~ Route through tickets and checks foot Corandt s'ieet
2 A. Al. line C. and A., time hours.
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A Psychological View, 81 Marriage. ri ge

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lished. Containing nearly three hnnI
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on Early Enron, It's Dep pl6fabts CohseqrienceS
upon the Mind and Body with the Authors
Plan. .0fITreQtmentt4thel only FationalI and
port of caSes treated. a truthful adviser %
The married and those 6dntamplat ting mar
TiRge, who entertain doubts OF their physic1l
dress, on receipt of IS cents inEtampS or.posk
tai cnEFeneyti Py aSiCi iEesiing DR, LA. CBpIx,
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a PROPOSITION was made in the Ken!

A PROPOSITION was made in the Ken
lucky State Democratic Convention,
few days since. to pay the national
debt in greenbacks. An amendment
was offered not to pay the debt ut all,
which was received with. shouts of APP
proval. Jesse d. Bright made speech.
stating that he was still opposed to the
war, and that If the Democratic party
should come into power, Kentucky
would be paid in full for losses fttGurred
by the rebellion. That's Democracy as
exhibited down about ,"Confedrtt x
Roads.n tsHE' G7Iaul toa tia" i.ailius
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The Voice Of aIaeherolvIlIe.

Tho ruling element of New York has
spoken upon the impeachment ques-
ton. This portion of the population ia
the esamsswhich hung "naygurs," and
enjoyed the sweet SAVIOR of roasted or
phans, in 1853; which soon after skunk
trembling into dark holes when Gener-
al Butler, backed by troops, arrived.
but came out of those holes to throw
rotten apples and hoot and yell when
General Butler, without troops, sought
to address public meeting, in 1866. It ls
the same element which elected John
MoErissey-the gambler and prize
tighter-to Congress, and which Is rep
resented by him; the same element
which accepted Fernando Wood as a
saint, and considers policemen as
devils. The intellectual development
OF this portion of the population of New
York is not very large, of course; but,
considering that its managers do know
how to read, 1t is little wonderful
that it's resolutions should declare i'm
parchment "unconstitutioual,"a as they
do. Even clap-trap ought to do better
than this; especially as they also
declars that impeachment Is the
"last resort for the protection of the
Republic from disgrace or grievous
wrong" and therefore, by inference, is
constitutional. Atthe same time, these
curious resolutions express confidence
in the dignity and moderation of the
Senate III trying an impeachment
which the same resolutions declare to
be unconstitutional, and which, if un-
constitutional, ought TO be dismissed,
and not tried Mt ALI Impeachment is
also pronounced "scandalous and
wrong;" but the Senate are expected to
try a .'scandalous and wrong'' indict-
ment with moderation and dignity! ~ ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-06

GRANT AND CoLFAx.-Thfs nonifnaI
tion by the 1ndiapP Republican State
Convention, Is elioiting general com;
ment by Republican papers in other
States. :, The olathe tKansas) Mir44to,
puts up the ticket at its editorial head,
and the Lawrence (Kansas) Republican
says: ,St'le g i-,.. i-i',' 80 .','-'
"Grant; and Coliax', is the ,Republi-
can cry from Indiana. v That ticket
suit uS first rate out here. There Is no
better man in the country than Schuyler
CoAA&, -. .------.-- L-H-L--.. - - :. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-06


DANIEL WEBSTER, who won the dis
Linction of being "The Expounder OF
the Constitution" does not seem to
have had any misgIvings on the sub
ject. In his speech delivered In the
United States Senate FEBRUARY 18th 1895,
he said: agpai
"I think, then, Sir that the power of
appointment naturally and necessarily
includes the power OF removal, where
no Limitation Is e1pressed, nor any
tenure but that at will declared. The
power of appointment beingHcon lerred
on the President and Sendtey Il think
the power of removal went along with
1T, and should have been regarded. as a
part of It, and exercised by the same
hands," -tns 1l55
SCI think the legislature possesses the
power rofiregulating the. condition, ,dn-
ration, qualification and tenure of office
in ali cases where the Constitution has
made no express provision on. the sub
iect. / am, therefore, of the opinion
tbatit is competent for Congress to de
clare bV LtlO, as one qualification of the
tenure of Office. that the incumbent ShCltt
remain IN place till the President shall
yen1oUs him; for reasons to be slated 10
the Senate, And lam Of the opinion
that this duaIffichtion mid and gentle
as II Is, will have some effect In! arrest:
ing the evils which beset the, progress
Of the government; and seriously
threaten its future prosperity"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-06

PHYs1ItoS11oas1sTs 1tS1 al 'aifter patient and close
Inquiry, have Arrived at the, conclusion
that the power Of the sptire man, his
vitality. fs ,as-muoh expended by two
hours Of deep mental effort AS by. a
whole day of ordinary bodily labor. + 4.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-06

IJREsoRr to wine 10 ,stim ulate my my
old one. %Ah,"5 replied the veteran, !,
';;that is the way began. i; IL but now i
have to resortto my wits to get my
wine" d" ,.-ii-,,.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-03-06

JENKs, who was appealed}to for aid
for the suffering poor of, Crete, replied
that there were, poor 9creturs's = enough
near home to claim all the aid that he
could afford 10 give.