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in qnist and hesith the suburbs o1 sss
c9mmodous thoroughly Ventilated affords ali tho:ys
MORAL AND RELIGIOUS EnUcAT1oN:
The ai% Of the Instsatio, being young Ladies'.
S: tor s %
secure the preservation BY Siesnt 1 to
in sfs
and while strict attention Is PAID Z.
sefstsss s,i Sb
but the sake of order regulssit ali ae ahss
to attend the exercise, and to Gle rules of @
PHYSICAL EDUCATION:
To secure and preserve health of the nupil tho
Sisters attention qualify Of the dio
atIiGas while abundance leaves o.h NO and
Of so sse ns,er The hours
body should suffer from continued an snnI;t nd nor
.s s,s', l'isnass y
is given to parents and guardians. 's h"'co
The sSsssm Of education embraces the French and
E 'hs snassl
he G"ss Msaf
ancient and Modern sacre. and posnechrosseogoDyyy
Ss,sJn ho'oGs
Plain and Ornamental Ns"IswerE raa as.e Drawing
cry, Artificial Flowers, etc. - i"ro'o'
TERMs-rAYMENTs TO BE MADE oUAnrrp,x
IN ADVANCE:
Board and Tuition in French and English. per
month --.-.--...---.-....... soo m
p,.ra,c. f.. for IT, a -. Perquarter 60 90
EXTRA CHARGES:
Music on the Piano per quarter. ...... am q,
Vocal Music w W
Use of Piano iS w
Stationery 10
Washing ....-'''--. w
Tapestry and Embroidery '-----''.-:' y %
Artificial Flowers --------.. 10
Drawing w
Painting -'--''----- - w
Iat his for the season ''-----'----. 10 w
~ SN1~'"ii-- 2
BOOKS ior the course may be supplied ,y the narcn,.
OF guardians, procured at Institution Mt n,iar.
prices quarterly examinations held the r.suIt. y,
which are transmitted by bulletin the parcnts "a
guardians Besdes, monthly reports Of con6nct al
studies are read in the OF teachers and nnI.
in order to excite laudablc and
awarded according tn merit At the of the an,,
course, about the end of July the dstributon 81 n,
miums takes place. Letters of invitation are %.
the parents guardians, and relatives of the nnpiIs
to the friends of the Institution who alone N
to attend Stud resumed the first Of 0c,aSas
No deduction Of quarterly paymen is made eSeD e.
extra charges unless Of Illness or the hoI
of the pupil Pupils received at any time
year and the charge Is estimated from she date ~ @
trance. ~Ns0 Vi Gu
Board and Washing during vacation sns M
seI36e If '--'.,....*4e W
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CtLYNN s. wINTZ.
Manufacturers of and Dealers in
BOOTS, SHOES,
TRUNKS, vALISES, AND BAGS.
No. sCAMP STREET,
sel3 NEW ORLEANS.
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Want less than you have, and you will
always have more than You want s.
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/ U 1SIAN Ma HAT NJ ANUFAC TORY
JOHN FRIEL,
PR & TICAL TIER
Successor to A. Aiagnier)
CHARLES STREET 100
Under Murphy's Hotel, New Orleans.
Personal attention paid to all orders. Keeps constant
~ ON han.t choice assortment of Hats. SEQ Nv
NOW LANDING FROM SHIP JOHN Ii. KESSE
~ dy, ana for sale by the undersigned:
42s pipes RED WINE, Cote dc Clairac, . F..
80 pipes WHITE WINE, Chateau dc Cursan.
:2s barrels WHITE VINE, Chateau de Cursan.
22I9 boxes RED WINE. st Julien,
40 pipes RED WINE, Cotcs de Bouru. r
$50 boxes RED WINE. Sainte Eulalie,,
% baskets CHAMPAGNE, j. KOusilion 4 Co.
% halfpipes Montfer1and +. s. wi
s.s o. C. CAvAROC
SEQ 90 Exchange Alley. Canal street
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LADIES' ACADEMY
or THE
II OL AN GELS.

Under tho Direction Of the Sisters of the Ho,v r.
Corner OF Rampant and Congress sreets Third District
NEW RLEANs. LOU1srANA
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September IL, 1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

Worst Tam. and Moz). 2sS0; Matthias Clark OcP),
1906 7. Geer, q.
NINTH WARD
william j. Van Arsdale Gam and MOI, 2,7l9; James
W. Farr (RepJ, 2,769.
Aonzo Truesdale 0am), 2.276 Hugo GOrsch (Dem. ",
eI9 Vacancy. Benz. +. Schaffer Uam 5000. No oppo-
sitiOn candidate.
Edward Michlng CIam), $3.50; Lewis s. Goebe tRep):
2,52 Nacancy-Samuel Cregar QsepJ. 3O73i Richard
OouIlyan CIamJ 1913.
TWELFTH WARD.
Patrick Dunnigan CTam) 1859; Harvey II. Gregory
Rep), 1873.
THIRTEENTH WARD.
Joseph Ellery Qep 1896; Richard Ivans Qnd), 9sl
James MahOn (Iam). Ssg.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
Patrick Collins. 2,SS2 No opposition candidate.
FIFTEENTH WARD.
Charles d. Brown (Iam), l,G08 Jacob Story (RopD, 1913
For vacancy j. Walker Fowler GAM, l54; g. W. Clark
RepJ, 9G7.
SIXTEENTH WARD
Arthur Ahmuty Tam. and MOz.), $685. John g. Nc
Nary uepJ 2,l5l.
SEVENTEENTH WARD.
John II. Hennessey Tanl), 3,2Sl; Martin Il. Brown
fRep), 2,5O4; Michael Hahn dem u 1880; NJ OReilly
Qndj, 2j7 Hennessey over Brown, IN.
EIGHTEENTH WARD.
Lewis Kelley Tam. and Const. " t2S3; Frederick T.
Mather RepD, l,l75 vacancy, Andrew Scheuruann
Iam.l, 4725; George y. Drew (Rep), LII.
NINETEENTH WARD.
Timothy DAILY (Iam). $500; James R.Dayis (Rep 2,lSO
TWENTIETH WARD
Michael Roach (MOz) 2G77; Valentine Mauck (Ian),
2,617; Henry ID. Lapaugh Rcp), l,i67.
TwEETY-TIRsT WARD.
Rep), 1921; q. W. Decker Dem. u. 472 Frank g.
Cairns MOI, 90. VacauCy-Mm. Lumms CIam), 4,i2G
Abbott Hodgeman QlepJ, 1914.
TwESTY-sECOND WARD.
Michael O'Brien (MOzJ, LIS Michael Groh Tam. and
Dem. u, 1894; Anton Bruner CIan, slg John H. Nor
ris tRepJ, 142.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

BBLEG-In Harlem Tuesday, Dec Joseph Ehans ssd
TIE eyes ,nd friend. Of the family respectfully invited
his funeral from his late residence. one ss'e
GOLDR-Sudenig BronIv Westehssier Co. N T. % noadsr
Nov 20. William Goldie
Toronto CAnsda. pspsR please copy
HAYDN TUESDAY Dee J. At south n j. Rebscca riow
J,nes lIay late q Pelham Dale weIene''ef 'O' y i
HALLowELIon sunday Nov % Of consumption Serena A'd'
wife Of Ioh9 H.lsss HasCH cty IN. u,m. NJ A ar.
respectfully invited attend the 9seIa 90 ~4hesa,
HIcKSAt Brana Rensselaer, Co.. n T. on Tuesday Nov HO'p
Thomas Hicks, aged 80 years
HoLMEon Tuesday Samuel Lane only sou Of San ls ana
The friends family invited to .teud III, fansTd
near seeoad-ays., Thursday morning II o'clock
HoYT-At Norws Sunday 90 Of heart Jsmse
Henry. son Of the Ate James NJ Hoyt
from St PaP cS sSS sSfa % ~ H. .. wans De
Trains leave from TwsnyseVeuthst depot and ny
JOSsOEn Monday morning Nov 30 lingering sess wbek
;hs endured With patient resignation SARAH beloved Wis of H. "
The relatives friends family invited to attend
on wednsaay Dee O'Clock from her residence No oa wsss
KEARNYoa sruday Nov 80 Perth Auboy, L. COmmOdors
The s, Sfi, r.. n1 N. S ss ya5 20
Church Perth Amboy on WednssAy Dec I'm. n j. Railroad
i.i i,S Railroad a n and sisH ~ ~ ''''''
LARKEY-ou Monday Nos. 90 Patrick L.Lsy. aged yau
The ,s, .od f,ot Of The family az, S r.:Ds invited :.,a
Dee g. o'clock The remains viii be Inferred IL Cagau
JoHSsoS-On Tuesday Dec J. Richard Johnson aged "a
months and days -.
For.v,bst az O'clock ThHrdaT Dec J. The relatives
and friend. tie the Police Department pse 70
attend without farther The RENAME VII be taken - CyPes
Hills Cemetery ior Eerment
MOoRE-At Railway j. Third Dey the li ius' Inss u
Moore in the cd year OF bis n
inst. a. p. m, from his late residence
PRICR-O the Scoad Day the 10th Of IT'D msan fneos
Price Of Ichbd aud Susan Price aged % years
friends and aclu4hauces are inYte .ep nc
the % Of 2th month sI rom e
ofhe David Davis No 5SS West Egnteeu'hsi "'nOu' ae'
invitation.
REED-on SUNDAY Nov 49, TOrkge Geo NJ sol OF AehA A.
aud Mary A J. Reed aged % years. months aud dtgs
Funeral services Lawrence Church. Eghtyou tessesa
Madonaye. Weinesiay Dee 2 Al ~ oe4ocA s
relatives and friends ilyited to attend
SNIrHOa Tuesday eyssns l. Charles Je8ks Smith, aged 20
Tie relative, family invited attend the tnss
from residences CAsspRsye BerseEi BOokYa Ga
THURSDAY, Dec ,. al II O'Clock.
ProFideBce r. l., papers please copy
SPENCRR-A Poabkepse ~ Y Monday NsT 3D. Mrs hsrssref
|. SPENCER. widow II the late Geo r Spencer
Funeral residence. No keh Mls 90 Wsohesd
afternoon Hudson Rive, trains is,ye NeStosk al a
Ia NJ Her will be Tb4day norn0g 10 hy'ek
for inieunerA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
cuIErJusrrcE CHASE on coNFrscArroy.

RICHMOND, Nov. 80. - The Chef-Justice has
delivered an important opinion in OF conhscaton
OF real estate under the OF July 1862 The OF
Sample sgt The United States taken up from tho
District Court on writ OF error The Judgment
ginay entered by default The points made that
the COnscaOn act unconstitutional. and that the
suit below was admiralty when IL should have been
common law. The ChiefJusce Overruled both points.
and pirmed the decision OF the court below He said
that several arising under this act and that OF e6
like tenor hayo been considered by the Supreme Court
and the point not raised II was fair conclusion
that neither at bar the bench the consti
nationality OF the act doubted He also said that the point
passed without observation in the Supreme Court that
he was here bound by the action OF that court and that
ne should hold for the present that the act is warranted
by the Constitution Ho should however be grated to
have the question again submitted to the Supreme Court
aud adiudged upon the direct argument ana cOnsidera
ton with regard the second point he held that was
the constant practice TO render forfeiture IN such cases
by default YlIlcS5 tho Intervention OF the aIy'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
DIR. Dillenback

or CHRONIC CATARRH AND ITS SADLY FATAL RhSCLfS
Chronic Csarh Ike diseases Of the respiratory organs edar
etet by several different stages each having peculiar up-
toms
We have discharge Of peculiar yellovh or ~'a"eo"ea
which and behind the so palate aud passes
The posor throat producing an sesAat desire 70
hawk and spit TO remove the depraved secreions
We end Cry hard il tho form Of s ad scales
which 6s,ru passages and ohen Of ent remo- Ia
tbs stage the sense taste smell aud hearing less impaired
We muoopurnt discharge usually Of offensive odof.
th, beng less liberation Of the membrane.
ard Invariably accompanied With loss Of smell aud s a0d
uceve process, allowed progress cares and s1aOa Of tho
bones the the frequent esa uEg She discharges a''aas
this serous and bloody tinge
scroous ab softer most from this form Of the disease
UBLappy results Of chronic sAts oHhoi to
the alone poisonous effects " the matter dropping fo-
tho head throat patient later experiences kas
sensation nhe With degree Of hOaeae sna ssHt de-
cough.
Thus Ia is onward and progressive results daily as'amius
more serious character pssug from the slight casuh the bead
partial dee loss Of smell aud taste" hoarsene" hacking
cough ated bronchitis and ALL the deposit Of ubsres's
the lungs
This my reader fany sketch II is based uPOh eIteo
and experience aud dreaa COssauTsoo .-a
Consequences lose tune getting nd Of tns
most diss greeable and dAB Ferrous maady.
DLLBSBACK will be In his Ne~York Of No $50 Bro sd~y
seveneen FRIDAY the a. Of December and % tbs
owipg week FRIDAY 10th and IItk " Dec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
A REPUBLICAN cANvAssER SHOT.

A serious afiray, resulting in the shooting OF
Republican CanyaSser Of the election, occurred yestet
day afternoon in Thirty sIthst, near SscondaVe TX
acy how the affair originated II not known the police
Patrick Kelly Republican CanyasseT In the OF the ais
tricts OF the Twenty first Ward, was attacked ny
crowd of roughs IN Thirty sIthst. near second-ayer
among whom was said 20 have been Dan noble
OF the Eighth Ward, and well known TO tho
police aud the police courts ara 9ther roug Hnd
Uf the Eighteenth and Twenty first Ward Kelley leu
when assaied and number OF pistol t1Ots were red ~
him. two taking effect Kelley fell TO tbs pavement Inc
assailans then dispersed The wounded man Was picked
up by the police and conveyed 10 the Bellevue Hospital
One Of the bullets had entered his neck ana passed our
through left cheek The second entered his back ana
IL supposed TO have lodged In The kdneyh
Both wounds are OF dangerous character
Noble had been concerned IN the ARRAY ana sehroh "as
made for him. He wac found and arrested by Iapt
Mills Of the Eighth Precinct and taken 20 Poce henn
quarters. There a Sergeant stated That nc hhu
seen Noble in the Eighth Ward at the time
abb that Inspector Ds discharged the prisoner suo
sequently the Sergeant rccOected that u was AZ an
earlier hour lac had seen Noble and search was aRah
made for him. Detectives Smith aud Ilelnan iouhu MN
in F0rences Saloon, at tho corner Oh broadwhy ah9
HOustOn-st. aud took him into custody lie was locked
mp ut Police Headquarters He denies most p"sluVtD
that he was In any wise concerned IN the ARRAY anu uv
eares that lac WAS not In the Twenn-nISt wan uu'6
the day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

The great EurOpean-American Emigration Land
Co.. recently incorporated under the laws of the State
of New York has commenced operations under the
most favorable auspices. The New-YOrl Office is at
No 20 Safest directly opposite Castle Garden. The
officers are The Hon. Caleb Cushing, President;
the Hon Isaac Tallmadge Vice-Presdent; J. A. Bart
lett, Treasurer; Count Hcnning A. Taube, General
superintendent the Hon. J. d. Reymert, Secretary
and Counselor at Law; J. Jay Watson, Manager. The
Company has also established branch offices III Stock
holm, Sweden Hamburg, and Liverpool. One OF the
main objects of the Company is to protect emiRrants
as far as possible have them properly cared for
during their voyage 10 America, and, upon their
arrival transport them to their place of destination
Aside from the principal office in Nowiork. and the
branch offices in Stockholm, Hamburg and Liver
pool the Company has agents throughout the greater
part of Europe and America. Count Henning 4.
Taube of Stockholm, and brother TO Count Aryid
Taube General Superintendent of Railroads in Swe-
den has been Oh visit 10 this country during the
last five mOnths, and he has become thoroughly con-
versant with the location and quality of lands now
in possession of the Company and in the market
Swedish. Norwegian, and Danish emTants contem-
plating settling in America will emiRrate under his
immediate supervision. The Company already pos
sess land in Wisconsin. Illinois, Kansas, Georgia, Nir
ginia Tennessee, and Texas and negotiating for
land in other States Several OF our most prominent
citizens have purchased in the stock of the
Company. which is fixed at one million dollars in
gold Prospectus of the enterprise may be obtained
at the office of the Secretary, No. 1876 Nassau-st
Count Taube returns TO Europe this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
DIED

BALDwIgon Moudiy morning Nor DO Joseph BidVn the
10th Of his -.
The relatives friends respectfully invited at BIS late
resrnee les Greenwich THURSDAY next A9oeloeA
IN The will he held 10 the Prrhytenan church.
Boomhd j. Thursday Afternoon. Dec ~ oeoch Mem
Lodge No q T. and NJ also Ancient Oher
No lolR. A. 81, are respectfully invited to attend
BOCK-suddep Friday Nov a. George BoeE In the oh year
Of hsssp. . -
pan. service. viii he he'll. IT the re.enee bis brothenw Thos
r. lie Voc No. l0l West Thrteenh. on Wenrsday Dec al 10
friends attend the
THE reaiBs viii be taken " d. john Gene
tcrv ionkers, for interment
BRy AETI ,h EN-, ON Monday the residence Of Jonathan
Thor. Ma ss Fnbsve Alice wife ef Rdwn W Bryant Of
Hartford Conn and des' daughter Of Joseph anu mary ao Of
DeiAtah, Wis
BROwN-Ou Tuesday 1868 Charles A. only child Of Charles H.
and bora X Bre~u. sged inaaths And days
friends ha respectfully ayie 10 attend the funeral AZ
th rrsdeoes third ioO Bsasa 9yookIa
on THURSDAY at D.
HOssog papeu please sssJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
THE CHARTER ELECTION.

The election yesterday passed of about as
,,al m Tins city-here Democratic triumph theio
s,e numerous arrests for fraudulent voting ana ho
publican canvasser in Of the uptown election dlsTlc's
vas probably murdered by the awess and unpun'Nou
band perhaps that struck down MT tuI'n"A mn
the eve OF tine Presidential election. NO,
'atoros, taken in the election did hot
smed 10 be great except on the part of the Democracy
in certain districts to secure the triumph OF the equeS
their respective factions In the evening there
be lust as little interest in the result Of the days voting
At the Republican headquarters no meeting was organ
Ted and Tammany Hall surrendered 10 FRANK Duuy
and Captain Rynders and their followers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
gn.tial IOiins.

Journnliss.-The advertiser desires position on 'he eo
or literary journal an
respobdecs preferred tina advertiser enjoys special lac
obtaining information ha. city Address A. r. r. b"A ma
3i8J New York PostOmce
All FreehOlders of Election District No. To-sshiO Of
invited TITLES HOIEL Nss1 rHms
THIS EVENING at 3 o'clock.
j. Il. Cough win deliver b. special request h, Great Lecture
STFINW AZ HALL Ponrteenht MONDAY EVENING, Deeembes
CIRCUMSTANCES" Get tickets esy al
Terrys broadway UBonsquae Store PAlmsrs Stationery
stors. Bible House; aud al No IS Thiri.aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
nnMRSrIc MARKPra

SAY PRAscnco lPoar dull unchanged whs, 6rn st
4 T56st 30 Legal Tenders. 71c
wILsrsaroS Dee lspiH Turpes,ine Glc. Rsiu dali
S?6sA TurpeHne active s2deJ To- Tar unchanged Cotton
dull no sales
c. Dee Cotton hrmer and advanced e closing
sales 400 bales; hddngs 2c receipts Ss4
bales exports cosstwse /. 63l bales
AuGusrA Dec LCottOn active sales 1867 bales re-
cep st5 bales Mdlhngs 2Jc 49,
s,vANsAH Geo Cotton ia good demand a; m prices Mid
ding, 2tc aales 1000 bales; receipts. 200 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
pUILADRIpUrA CATTLE MARrEr-p.c /

The demand or BesfCas this week somewhat better bat there
mstsA change pes The sales amounted to 49, bead
from n for good cattle aud from Bt SIC for
prime md sis Western snd Pennsy AniA steers
SHxzp-Ths supply Sheer large reaching $500 bad The
dsusnl good and ranged from Sc 10 6i ~ a. eond
toa
HoGs-Ths demand for Hogs good and prices shade
900 bead sold at from 90 80 ell Is LOO n net
Cows-The sse 60 head from st5 SIS
for Springes and from 80 o o. for % aud calf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
NEU- YORK STATE CANVASS.

The following is the official vote as declared
by the state Canvasers The figures represent the vote
polled by Marshall o. Roberts az head OF Republican
Electoral ticket and Gen. blOcum az head VI Democratic
act rul Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

Our California Wines received the only Gold Medal
PERKINS SrRRN Co.
California Wines.
Nos Il aud 10 vesey st. New York
No IO8 IremoBtst. Boston 49,
Nos % aud S Ia SaIest. Chicago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
NO EQUAL In the Market.

machine for i've aud convinced has no
equal ia the market-Mss Hattie Hvhtr Sdeksts Rarbor, v y
20 WIloor 4 Gibbs & NJ Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

HUDSON, Y. Y, Dec. 1.-The charter election
held in this city to-day resulted the election OF the en-
tire Democratic ticket by maorites ranging from lt TO
ISL Rogers is elected Mayor by ao5 majouy Both Dem
oeratc supervisors and all four Aldermen elected
The Democrats have made clean sweep
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
MARRIED.

KNgRLAND-PICKERIsG-0u TUESDAY Dec a. Buffalo. n z.
bI thr Rev iars Henry T. KDeeaad Of Ne-YorA City
TO Angie 81 Pickering Of Buh'lo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

Al Notices Of Marriages mus. be Endorsed Nth NH
name aud address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET-Dsc l.
BsefCatt.-Rrcep. JJ beat Market sune~hat snd as
prices maintained with tdyAnee instances
KIra s2Gkl3 first qualify Si9Sll So second quality blOd
-; third quality S8GS9 81.
Sheep and Lsmb-Reeept 1893 head Market dali sales Sprsg
LAmbs 81 ~ q - ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02
All Book HHyers

are invited 70 call at tho
DERBY ATHENKUM.
No. $50 BROADwAT
The Choicest Baglish and Amenesn Boom
FOR sale at publishers prieeA
THE FINEST WORKS or ART
on EXHIBITION FREE TO ALL
JAMES d. HARRIS PINB PICTURE.
MEADOW LANDS" VALUED AT s3soo.
will be awarded on
SATURDAY. DECEMBER s.
An Investment Of SIS mar secure the prize.
sER LIST OF BOOKS on SIXTH PAGR
a.w. DERBY. No $50 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-02

THE VERY LATEST EUROPEAN MARKET REPORTS
PARIS. De- l--B0urss hrm rsutes Ilt o.
IlAv Dec 1 mark closed arm.
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A New Paper.

n NOW FHprFs
wYCKOFP LTTTLEs REAL ESTATE BULLETIN viii he pus,
hsd Dee T pspsr devoted 70 the interest Of red
estate t Of property for sale will 30 Ven ssv &c
Application wYCKOFF LTrfLE No Isl h0atAgnet, Brook
No "a Cears New York or viii Be mailed f's 10 ss' -
Ir-hl
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For IiliNois and Misseufrl Trad Q.
ADVERTISE IN THB QUINCY NHlO,
fRnahllahnd In IRrl

Under ts the circulation Of TliB QUINCY WHO
AND REPUB CAN largely increased aud IL
nor medium Nh toe dealers OF Western iuSs sd
Northern Missouri
newspaper, Republican in pOlitca
RsLs speciality Commercial News having EDITOR employed
10 department Quincy seated The
Mississippi miles above 81 Louis II the second city 10 I'M
Of The
about hundred buildings
create. anpar railroad bridge completed mskog
which Illinois AID Missouri connected b os
t. distributed the following cosaaes:
Ilino-Adsms Hassoci KnoI heDouOush seAuyisr henp.
Brown sangamou. Moissn Pike. Macon.
h..ou-Scotlsnd CAk hul Ada Knox Lewis Lan Asces.
Shelby. Marion. Monroe Livingston. Charlton. Grundy.
Terms for Advertising moderate. Address -
RAILHACHR PHILLIPS WhiE Quincy W.
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- .. = TtMRtibgR c4rTIE N,RXBT-Ds,

WEST INDIA MARKETS
HAvGsA Dec i-Sugar-Sslss today 9OW boxes NO w.
as pei arobe Provisions dun ~ s---T-t-
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LIGnTH DISTRICT.

NrICI over BTlnkmHn, lyII.
MIMI DISTRICT.
Tan. and Dern.
REP. Mozart L.
Wards McV-srey. Csltiss. Hs'ild.
o.. 205T IT'S 6J4
10. -
McNeany over Culkins, 3t2.
zone District In 10Th Ward
missing.
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