davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-11-27
NAsBY.

The Residential EIectIOn-The News
Reaaes Kentucky \ Roads IN
MaHaing.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-11-27

Our facilities for doing all kinds Of Oh Printing
are squaIlsd BY very few establishments in the
country. Orders BY mail promptly hned- An
letters should be addressed to
JOHN LUTz.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1868-11-27

Luke Lather vas "a harberssirs,
Ard lived at Islingtom
de used 20 soap hts customers,
And laid it thicalv on.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

YlNIAItEE ALMANAC.
Rs...... ZIG 50l Moas Sets y
e.l7 Cows l.Iai OF li Gate TO- =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
REAL ESTATE.

NEW-YOHK Friday, Jan n Is1s
Real Estate has been much more lively in
Brooklyn during the past days than at any previous
time this season transactions IN cheap vacant ots having
especially heavy We have several times referred
10 the rapidly with which Brooklyn IS growing In
all directions and the wonderful advance IN property
there during tie past Few year end there seems 70
be reason why desirable ots soHd not continue to IN
crease III vaue for several years come and those that
now selling at from goo TO 1900, as tho adjoining
property gradually covered VITA costly residences be-
come worth from three 10 FIVE their present value
we learn that Air. Edwin Crosby Of Croon Falls has
sold house lot near the Croton Bridge 10 Mr. Albert
Chamberlain for g. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
PENNSYLVANIA ITEMS.


The West Philadelphia Horse Railroad Depot, fronting
Haveriordst, hue Just been completed The building
Is stories HIGH built OF brick with ornamentcd front.
ctendng 100 feet Haycrord-st., and running back
i feet hall for public meetings. lectures &C. oecu-
pies the northeast corner, fronting Haverordst It
Is finely finished and the dressing and retiring foOms
connected with 1t ore Furnished with every con
yenIeace. Great attention has also been paid 10
the ventilation and heating OF the han, as well
as all portions Of tho extensive edidce a
steam engine Of horse power and large boiler having
put IN 10 furnish TO the various workshops
and neat to the numerous rooms aud Offices In the de-
pot proper there "a ample Tor 100 cars and sabling
for about BOO horses beside large paint shop, car shop
reproof oil ROOM for feed and stable for sick
bors.s-au Of which are occupied. "A Pittsburgh
paper calls attention TO several large tracts OF land IN
cluded within the limts of tho city and lying be-
tween old Pittsburgh and East Liberty rs
particularly eligible Tor building purposes. Easy
Of access possessing numerous desirable sites for resi-
dences and capable Of being supplied at merely nom
ual expense with es ana wcr from The city no suburb
Of Pittsburgh affords such advantages FOR he extension
Of the cy This District should be speedily laid oa and
the building lots Immediately put upon The market ana
those interested sEoud also to IL that many of the
Inconvenience Of tie old city be- avoided Especially
should the city government order that u laying out S
tract tho system OF alleys which 30 GsAgurc Pittsburgh
and are convenient reccptacles O, accumulaung filth
In Easton Mr j. NJ Driesbnch has purchased the prop
cry owned by Mr. John Plumer Of Phipsburg. ana oc-
cuped By M John Pollock, for $500 In Bethlehem
Mr. john Evcrard has leased hts hotel known rs the
Zinc Works Hotel Secoudst for five years Tor 1902 "a
q year The Pennsylvania Coal Company has purchased
MI the property of the Monumental Coal Company be
low Wyorn.ng embracing over 1000 acres OF land.
The Pennsylvania and Ncw.YOrk Canal and Railroad
Company are negotiating f0r the purchase Of lands north
east Of the borough Of Wlkesbarre for their machine
shops A. these shops Intended 10 be very extensive
and complete. they W be very important addition TO
This now rnpdly growing county town. This company
viii be recognized tho defct old North Brunch Canal
Company into which lilo has been infused through the
Lellgh valley Railroad Company, who purchased con
trolling ntcrcs, souo time since. and now energet-
caly pushing This Goai through 70 the State line
Of Waycicy. I'd. Mrs. Charles Bennett has purchased
the brick dwelling house and lot on Franhin-st, below
N,r hampton. Wk,,Iarrc. which formerly belonged TO
MI Jacob Flick osq Tor 5000 Col Hannun has sold
his handsome properly Mainst. near the square.
W.lke-blrfe % - -. Lewis, csI, for "0OO The ONCE
of III. Llcepr iIiot Wiz rtuaH there Wc5tuor,Ahd
County L..s s..sjl W. worth Ofrral estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
roET oy SBwToRE.......J4s u

CLEARED.
Steamship Europa rl, Craig G'ssoF ie'l-fsoh Et''
s,su,ip Si9 = p. moIe ,bt ls. l. ..rI', o. pc
steamship hmy D souls Nar,lnr laIeil wheeler l4''r4
nirr tnde, ir.l D.yl.o9. Bq.lol has, u W. o Biz
Birs Rb,s Syi,ia Brl. Nee,al- Darlt, u De weit Co
BIS R,iwood Gir'psr ElI. 5,ttoort. banter 4 Alo-HL
nts Olive. ea ., i!bs lYoSfjlm fi5.oT, 'thp,
S,hf a. fa.Sss DR. k,t, s. Jsa l. = sr,a saa.
scsr An.s Ceard Benae sal Mara SAMANTHA and craAseH'
ssI pa s'A I Wss.o ses Jsas. crsu5 Was,sr
sehf Pata saith Ky West aud Apae4a. Deaas'. Bios.
SSlr Mnrs.a., Cobb a,ltno., n. D. B.dsll
Ear .,' 5 Ssi B css Ss s '', = E.s,' b
ARRIVED.
Steamship Enen Ten. cAai' Nesbern y c. via Hi'' ADJ
steamship Gs,,e's, Couch Soon cry Poa; an Riehuoai
Nth md.e ard pass to y. L. Mccr,sdy Co
To % c.T-s ch.se la ty,a II a., lorss .;,ra
Bs1t g. " Roosevelt Hartman Galveston 70 DAYS with cotton To-
Ward Co las been u ds north Of a''eA' with 'iroag 'o
lf Aber, Emerson Ca, Pot Prime Dee 90 sa1 ST Marc
Bari AsHe, tSor. bail Janeo 90 daJ, ,iu coffee 20 k
Won sas Hos been ~ days north ha''eiii ' ''o-g
Pain, on, E~ss e sl i'' Z. J' . Pc: - .9
north Of ilsiera' VII strong ncI'arTy gaiet ., ,, ma
hog,u to " h,ny hss 'ssh as,' rS o. VAN & ~, ~
d-cs load Len po Seha D. b. Small. ior NeSlofE IL days.
ns Geog Downs Ianfa of Babade Dec o. ,ni ST.
Vincent Jan g. H. 1rOsbIGges soaI Had
BIZ See wash st days With rai.e Roach Bros
Brg L. wsdsvoris tof B.port Haley Baltimore diy' with
Bs iari gef Baltimore Hndrr, Grard. Brar So DAYS with
hides Has ds north Of Hattri with strong
orheJ gales Len port Bn Apollo aud Cseoqoe for hsrio
Brr iou. Mary rl Tanner p,en,o IS With fu
" gales 81 the passage, apd has been within
80 m.lr. OF SANDY iioos To- the las' 2; day. o. ,
iaehiasoH Had heavy weather meet Of
s!s samus Warren mille,or Elizabeth CITY n c. l4dAr With
master Has been days north Of Hass VIII heavy north
Sch SANDER. wseI. ws.hisstOu c. 7dy,, With naval
set Mar, tOf BsOgor Cummings, Bersi, y days With
hides &c 70 Middleton % ia, been DAY! porn OF as VIE
rong vs. ses lost AJing ooOop sprung DAAboom Aha spA'
Sd, Paul Thompson GODFREY Jacksonville iay With lumber
Rrle Jan Is, lat q 90 loo a. had Wh" gale and
Ses orrsoo small J.cE,oun, dar. With lumber Erie Rail
scA Mo- LEONARD Lyman YORKTOWN day ysOs pine to
Scsr GiSrs II CrAnm,r Virginia With wood to Thomas
shS Ls yi,si. day. vs gas ,Ce5 81. T 1S
Sur / Hspsr Loper yirgiuI, with pine wood To benton
sesf Mar E. wge, T,rl Rive d.y 70. Bah No
SPOKEN.
nos A1usuD, sophie Uuh Jan 30 lat q r. oo Il ~ o' Nr"
| TorE
MEMORANDA.
port. n; death a. hate, psos soug
ofSssen eyed sar, sS At II Marc Dee H. james heSAss0n
DISASTERS.
a. Fsf fs1S's Ne ss 30 r v v jan 4 as
roitt aud bae light to u, UShTer altered Or stored II
Capt Ahihoay from Liverpool r Boston N sfiog condition sa
To. .ls Tr.As w'd iron RoetpoI'. Ne f Sor,Sn Va at
ran ints b, sea fr jse..oa'Is ~. Trade
Bedford ' Tie Sshs Doe b,' stem f- rosN ~
|. DOMESTIC PORTS.
Jan sL-Arr.t ,aP Eivad lyman nom t.lea'is hns
OtnA h0g OIseh is hei hsnhah
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
(orroln!lon 2l0.itss.
CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pr

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Publc Notice il
" hereby gwen. tir occupant or occupants 81 OH
and Lo. uIrpotsd Lands affected ureb that
the following Aserts ,e Teen complete. aud l'ig-i 90 r
oree Of tie BoIn Of Assss T cInn4tVl by III porous resle
viz
setting reseiirr curb ri gutter ard aaegng side
Naids m wdh. in leornfi -. irof iaHnh So y 1dsott
a. tof ug g. 5i bet; ia and e.gcs gih branch
b. broadway, between 81 aui .ttsiA
~ For Jay ng cosak WeisL. from sou d o! Moonst 20
Pier No a.
an Tor bu-s sewers Eo.est tst,eer Fnnkf ard Duane api
~ Chenyst. between james and jtltfson IT, 49,
sleWai.s In West
,rssc streets. foln Clsasb,r o. Cana
sdcwaks llug
fiurl Er.Gc 90 Hntoteuft
5h For paving h-ssut Cedar to Sprueest with Neoson
parencut.
Ground LOIS pieces sn parcels OF f siai- o.
Lsouad between CT Brpslsay ibuch
Both II 5 befcen e cob and 9latrsi el-o. ool
f.ef ,i BloaCaaT between tl.t anT ,2i g..
81 Two ots he souihe Of West and horonfA. nm
l26 feet ga - esi-st and lhl irt ON MoTior.st
both sides Of Ch,r'7.t between lancet of ss' sa Ihre,'
CatE-, NJ r.ris M4leiy aul lstt- o. i4e-
aua lcIiln-s' anil .sI.r.or
..t All tie o. hrg ieu,,r Chamber W.s Cfaa. cad Was
ou--i, Iuclrg ioih tirf of g. 70 il'rrseftur strr g.
Both o. Wac ur-t. fo D. at- 90 loholrns'
Bot 81 Nfsu Cellar to Tuctat 20 lie extent
Of ialf be ilot. q DE irter-rrti1e strffr.
erc.ts aeI ~ o. aboreuamcd Assess
md Who opposed g. te caft ol tom. are IT,
guesie tafr oi i rrr q" io t-'f Ni.f
BOARD stor- q tr nfr 20" % thHhcr STREET
Ncs Cou-Iorse within tr rs iil e da.c 81 LIS DO
uce. JACOB oAtill.
jobs o. on iW Ill, B'ari o. Ass'sf,fA
IsAACO. ~ Nr.
OTc. Board % Assessor. Av Courorsr Janu1 10 1874
-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
A TRIP TO CALIFORNIA BY THE REV. MP. MIN,
GINS.


GINS.
The Rev. George s. Minglns made "a trip to
California" the subject OF lecture at the Lexington
Presbyterian Church Thursday evening. From New
York 10 Aspinwa and thence TO Panama which he do
clared 10 be the ugest and hdeous place IN the
the nights at with starry heavens constellation
IL the tropics which il never by 10
and Of wonderful beauty The route Of railway
from Aspnwall 10 Panama is graveyard, in
tue burning Gun. Negroes from the West Indus
Islands completed 1t at last. The Pacific Ocean
Hudson River Observing the California shores from tho
steamer. the volcanic origin of the country was eydeBs
ali along, and volcanoes throwing their lava might be
observed by moonlight. The speaker could conceive
nothing rander Than the Bay Of San Francisco. and
the Bay OF Naples has superior charms IL must De very
beautiful Indeed The city Of san Francisco. which. In
ISS9 had but few huis is to-day of the finest ces
in America, snd has IN tine streets, buildings, sSd
churches NewYork. IL spcaging of the churches,
the speaker sand that he was paid $50 for sun
days preaching. and az fair In aid OF INC
sanitary Commission in tle Interest Of which ne wens
During the past TWO years 81 the war the fSco Svss
than She rest of the Union He himself collected 100000
IN g few months and the miners even forcing bin
20 take money support Of cause which snes .uuu s
scrptcn OF the Sierra Nevada ard the roads crossing
Them OF the fine stagecoaches ana "hn sv Us. 100,
rival companies which occurred while he was passen
ger The California stage Co sas ID ,n., ' Nv 1880 "S
the turn in the road along the roate the faster the
horses driven and where the descent seeest ana
sd The horses are urged at their topmost speed.
In California the greatest want Is wafer You can grow
au liJ ~ yrce tables throUgh the year. Salmon
hni four cents pound and IN tie water streams the
Nevada you can get a apinuaht ae you can plea
a. large az heads and pums as large ss fhe largest
sIzed peaches The trees, of of world wdo
fame. eyerybody has heard Of the Washington which
20 feet higher than Trinity seepe aud - feet in diane
FER and Old Abe. rugged. stanch old tree, scarcely
les gigantic than Washington. One tree. fallen,
as eer high These and hundreds OF Others though nos
so large all together I'm grove and when behed
FOR the first time, would compel heather TO adore the
God OF nature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

st. Georges Chapel. better known rs the Rev.
Dr. Minors old church. the north west corner OF BECK
and ciinsts has been Sold and Is shortly to ee
nued down 10 give MACE u, stores This church was first
built In l7&s, what was known ~ Chapel Hi"
M the intersection OF Chapel now Beekmanl and Van
Cliffs tnow Chin SITS and was originally part OF tho
collegiate charge OF Trinity Church This building
burned IN 1914 but was rebuilt the original walls still
standing After the separation OF the society from Trim
iy the Rev. Dr. Henley was appointed rector with ths
gentlemen In 1870 the Rev. Dr. Minor assumed the
charge, and continued In until his DEATH when the Rev.
Dr. Tying called from Philadelphia In s3 70 assume
rectorship In is6 Peter stuyyesan the Tote
Stuyvesxnts square, which the present ST. GsoSgea
Church vas erected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
S}rooklru G,aI Gstai, fcr Salt.

DOCK PROPERTY, splendidly located on
last River r0u Ses.nth-st WilamsDursh fob
SALR F~teas Wharf 70 FEET AZ Which as't class vesses
uuoad the property the two plots eonn ~
No place aou Aesirs for large Inannilc'9 OF sugar
Plans property and fan rtcaEs, at JOHNSON x
MILLERS Aus,oBcer aid Real Estate brokers' No % Sasa1st
Nes-lofk.
LOR SALE-A frst-class BRICK HOUSE,
blt By aork fau st option pleasantly located
Fulton ard Wss Fere Ioyh villa private sable IN roar Of
garden. Address 4. i, 1h5ure Ones
F1OR SALE-Ihe twO-stOry attic and base
meat HOUSE (ame Gei bnek brick basemeB and lot No
Us BnokrB walk NON Fulton Ferr hqse IS
address g. J. C. Box No AIT y o. y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
Gcmuftmtnts.
NIBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
INK CURTIN ssE1 rf5sIi n 10 yB H TH 'EsTis
FE4FOENANCE TEaMIS1TEs At u.i0
atii:--fTllIrfiYe.' has 80 q ~
Two PERFoRMANcs Sal IEESOoS ar j. EvENISG 10,
Nsw. FiifY 's.rEcrAcuLAR EXTRAVAGANZA.
Ia prologue and four scis, by James Mortimer entitled
TIE WHITE FAVN.
In which will appe,!5 JAEEEI P a essiei
The yeee produce VIII s'ehns les, aud alter preparation Of
6SE 1nSpnrD THOUSAND DorL.Ps
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY Cg.lUARk. AND APPOINTMENTS
THE CAST. aoag others. viii embrace tie q b, Marx
s%is vEns Bofe- J. o. il..,s' laaacl F.ir. EHl.e &c
LINE "iluo'e, De ia,, k,ts fa,sr C...9H Leeilre
,n'ilned by Miles Mare BoIat Louise Blon a sohhe Van
Malsre Le psist ~ COSTA
Az Ki%GDoN Of GEiLS-;G.Ef.Ii2;'6i IiLLbT.
AcrI-fHE yellow ENTR&l' '"
TIE rI E4EfT OBJ f rla TIEs T..
ACT 3-THE KINGDOM OP AIEA-BALLBE
ACT 4-nEvEA1Is4i "a Ta i'ss'n''''0ar
he Ke E i9fSF OF c iF P 6
In exquisite B.su,v ard Fssrini,ioa
= GRAND MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY at o'eloeL
Sels SECURED SIX DAYS "a sl'snce.
PANVARD'o OPERA-HOUsE and MUSEUM,
- BEoApvw ANn IEn5iErasE
fAAF Fg,i 81 Fi,, n l'AN
LAST t sao% T ElaIia
NOBODYS nAUGhTER
1T WILL BE WE'LL DONE"
orTAi LITTLE MI RIC .il 4l a,rcn5 HIRtQHUGHAM
BROADWAY fHFATER MONDAY. JAN 21
EREAT HISTORICAL PAINTING.
~ HEEOl.M or JOHN BRONS.
j. 2. s. NOBLE.
40 Putnan Gaiiery. No tO BroadFay
EEOBlSHERs READINGS: ,..-,.r.
4 ToNGn1-coorLR lSsrTrrR
VNHOMAS BALLs
Marble poura STATUE o. EDWIN FORREST % ca
MARCUS COOIAAlS cfh ltos st Ho 80 Asna4-iy boo5
opeu from 10 = ti 10 p. ~. Almirtance IS cents
.
(nrrn1nilnn qln.itrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
Gourtu Tr7l Geia.t for 6 ale.

4 Y DANBURI, CONN Is BEAUIlt VI
e,gocI H. H. HOLY, arcasecl ly the modern Improvements
a. '4 s az Ss e .,5 s5 t I'D .bi sss tres. '
1rt order ard one Of ti mos ron e and desirable r'sae
a,riei on Mnst 59 ael; walk from The railroad
Ssa. inquire s' Of ,f' GEo B. oRSs 80 Z; DroSv,
A BARGAIN NEAR NEW -BRUNSWICK.-A
"a splendid PAGM Of u Of superior Sd ali ooder15iasdl
elegant ghoLa nile from depoti stock crops
49, J. : fEEGtSoSs Co. 40 Sa.,.q.. Room No a.
A GOOD FARM of 400 acres. near New
Irusweki al Doe Aani comfortable HOUSE, god onienainS
we'll ledi spend location np-rar nvsh9oIhooai oushA mile
o Village and PsPG S o - 80 "A es'1g farm Room No ?.
At ORANGE, E.J.-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
"a .nd FARMs vre beautifully 'ius'sd one hour from
A. ,,s g; S a. y snTH So 20 Boad.sg
9tolls Man ani Con.sts sso6
A VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY at
Hau'e NsWsr..
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
~ SALE gr-athar mile from d'pol s1 a01 IRON 'hs
So grp,sy FOR particulars, ilrss, M0ATACNAc, s'lor D. Bb'
VOlNTRY SEATS.-MALLORY, BLACK
- WE'LL ,a ts'e B'kers h'eHias Post Bul!ng NO %
errst respectfully inform os !r u e. or plstI n.. 'i> P
,le 60 nSe aht villa ss an -; E s-.et "a ,a
en'ns. aai il'. ~ s a-'F I'olr ',, tIr sr4p5 ls,
resg tt Hosor River 'e a. peculiar ldysa
.,.1,oq 70 rriiag furnished cna houses fr tie samaet
L1OR SALE ut Phinfcld, New-Jcrey--A splen-
Boz RESIDENCE Consisting q House With al modern improve
ucltl p rooms pea % patres cost celia" &C. With
bifn stables. bsle Re will sell the house E'tou'
,r'lsuses oind plenty 81 small fuis shsds
ses aoaainne within aates wall Of the Depot It the best
hoae other houses "ih without oaihoa'e'
With city ol-u 10 best Of the pee also very
6ne bulldog plots and lots for sa- terms App al NO ID hont
Jersey City, where tie owner can Dc seen o. A'''' :14
LIOR SALE in Jersey City-The best STORE
best location tie place store WSs3 e the two arsi heor
lri cif ere nov occupied as s,lsi any pe,soa Wiots %
ors e, not 1el u ''S - ., - ,os,. sn
e ,ssp1g ~ hsfss Ia the & The above property III ~
% low sn6 es reasonable terms. Is sof ar,t Proyemsa.
,s m pay tIPu - 70 per s,'s Agp vs So .S sST
HARMS, HOUSES ,tTS: :: 90 -" r'i'e'' f0i
Oasge. saHTit L7si.,ooi
Mort,.r Ch'hsu All elsewhere
5 nASTiSGS GRANT. No. 70 proat-ay
NOR SALE-ln Ltchheld County Conn. the
a fS a. q % N b ifHs" S ssp S e..
&C., o. sa q aas modem l@1,s and is oa' ,gSas M
cent STa ess4 very oT fo HOMER NSFPGbS No
IGOR SALE-Splendidp place in Fairfield County,
epot for particulars inquire q John Nof 81 MarIe.t
EOR SAIE-Small NEW HOUSE, BARN,
With ACRS LAND II uis' Ia NeWJer'ey near depot fiAs
-'''-''' caAs W wAnD. No 70 cel,ra
EOR SALE.-Four adjoining two-story Houses,
% f. y 1' ' "a 30 Ssp9i N9. ss'nga a. r'' saw
HOUSES and LOTS from $1,000 to $4,000;
E,h.sy } "a, address JAouES No 30 HobOseaa'e.
DANDALL's FARM for SALE in Closter Der
geo Ceqat. on Hof-a ko, s0.r oT GSo' 20 a.
under hgh espaion stocs desired: pos-on sa5 tine
RANDALL. Shirt Manufacturer No. So Eighth ave. N Y
GTAMFORD, COMMON Clark HiA-Large
handsome STYLE LAND .ad
n l. RIDER 49, 81 Pus.t New foTs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
GuttiOn Salts Of gtal 6stats.

A DRIAN H. MULLER, Auctioneer, will sell
~ public auciI the BIcAuge Sasoon No III BroawA
MONDAY J o. at Y o'clock BY order Of she BTutrI Of Ssnue
Mrh0 dcsasc valuable hrtesory and basement brick
DNEILNGHOUSE the soGthev side NJ Tenth,
Amo.st Grerrhsyr and WaIeypace ard known
1876 ,t IohL and Le stable the together With the
lot u orud Which the same ereie containing ~ e, inches
'front.' a. feet 10 inches deep
For Maps and further particulars ApPy WM A W LOwERRB
No o. War 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
pUri- @ImSru's 1Oiir,.

u NGv fosE, I
PekTNanbpgs OrTIcs. Va y Whsm<t
NOTICE ia hereby given, III accordance with
~ Section tie Art yssss Ap H. 1871 entitled Al AeIb
Of<s Port 81 Hes fos 70 al snou
ter.s,d TO- hsVI ehsrys u ,he ssei nAi- Of neh inquiry
fIssut vessels nov under
ron nv b. that sst sssv' a. srann,hers oil
10 eono,,sd DAYS As s"nes W beard sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing 10 purchase Will find for their interest ad
vertlse in TIE TRIBuNE. Its aggregate circulation is
larger than that OF any other newspaper aud scattered
through every State and Territory, well IN New.
York and all the principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements short possible stating the adyan-
tages offered.
Advertisers reminded that the three editions Of THE
TRIBUNE semi-weekly, and Weekly, subscribed for
by entirely different persons that advertisements in
serted in each will reach an classes.
Advertisements are charged % cents per line, each in
sertion, IN DAILY TRIBUNE, 81 90 per line In WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, Q, cents per line in SEAEwREKLY TRIBUNE.
TIE TRIBUNE will devote especial attention TO sales Of
Real Estate thus very much enhancing lts value
advertisng medium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
professional nuti.ts.
.Crpanntrsbip ;nutitrs.

VNHE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed
copsrnership the of sNOkDs BBITf Ce
~ IN. no.e of Gold Brokerage bas>
rs.s At Eo' 25 Broai,L CHARLES II. SWORDS
WILLIAM BETTY
New York Jan ~ isl8. WILLIAM CEoSs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
EEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY, JANUARY o. 1868
Citu Sea! Gs.atr for Suls.


EHOICE HARLEM LOTS corner One-hund-
- rns xiec1ilt ve ans SfconlaNe oO se' % As
and 10 feet on tie siseA Pce low terms s'sJ Al y.
EOR SALE-A corner HOUSE IN fitth-aye.,
IN che vcait Of Ihf .lih =. wa xia sfe' ~ 'Sl
las F.ice tlooo) lhqeo HOMER MOkGAN Itaes- s,sl
EIOR SALE-The four-slory brick English
basement HOUSE ~ 20 Norolst rear Indsosl sIe %
s'rco. good crier Arpy to HOMER N0RGAs " net u ~
EfOR SALE--A large and valuable CORNER
HOMIE wtpgGSN SO Pbs.st 80 Q.GD)
NOR SALE-A large and costly HOUSE WIN
gosnt Also west
tir Eghafe arsiess HOUSE visa ground ~ lee.
trOsgh street apply H0MBG hORGAS pne. uy2
EOR SALE-SiX LOTS, with Factory Build
ugs including boilers engine aud machinery IN comPe
running order; tled 1bave beaesn se'snsEh ard SeI
Inquire Of L MlDDKNDOkF ETor No ~ bar
caYst
deal ESTATE FOR SALE, to close IN Estate.
Ia and lot No la Bsls 25ES5 House AID Lot No
rs ankst ~ hy ~ a. with two Rear onses ouse ana o
No rs Hoot 2r3I Z. 5u Horse and Lot No IS hoalo 81
Inquire 81 JACOB hOPtR 10 20 Vest " /
TVO WHOLESALE GROCERS.-For SALE,
LEASE f term of years. the three story aud stts oA
BUILDING NO. 10 Chanherst Gsenneni lot L1oAS ~
ply II HOMER MORGAN, No. Pinest Nueol
TR1HREE 5-story Bulldogs Oh Third-ave,
Tor SALE Agents neel apply. NpPg to H. p SMITH No
$40 Esat TeBihs., from o to o p m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
9,ntistrv.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION origi-
" ssss4 nious eTsos Fss administer hs
YH<ss approves By Drssn DO ne,bng but Ri
HklCr TEETH certainly % that WITHOUT PAINS
Re p<ssai4 safy The snse Ne - ceepsF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-25
P4SSENGTRS IEPTTED-

PROM NEWHEgN " G.. in ei-ll STEAMSHIP Piles Te-rr-
81 Carpenter ST. ians NJ NaHs Nr $50 hs s.cl a1rer,
and o. sLe 81 Nile W0f @ A. heus oa Sac
Il fu.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-01-25
Ncbettc s Trieberihs.
ttnternebmer ron iebkf[iebinsr Nuem rbliru,

aaeenten fir S&ulers salsauiFrttu mesaati4e
ytasabnt9+ eales" xne GnAtets~ eneseufdnttst auspabl
scu telaGrea5 'Sdrsen auer sgrten b<fdatia
az RSne.s xet@eRnaesxs Carriages, uue aaes.saestveubis
het;; Stsrabatafg e6ne Nnfenttalt seltetrt. @tebriee
prssk uue 3utrteetnaeaeubt 8~ebiennn9 msrs juseft&ert.
a~DabHuna: sas SCR STU s7aee, Ct. panI Mtun. ii