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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09

Napoleon once entered Cathedral and
saw twelve silver statues "What are
these ?" said the Emperor ''The twelve
apostles" was the reply. well" said
he, take them down, melt them and
coin them into money. and let them go
about doing good, as their Master did"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09

We, too often, make our happiness de-
pend upon things that we desire, whilst
others would find it in single one of
those we possess.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09
Cost Of Virginia Reconstruction

AsHINeroN, June 24--GeneraI Scho-
ield reports the amount still required to
carry out the reconstruction laws to the
Both Of June to be $3.50, 600.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09

IT PERFUMERY AND TOILET SOAP.
MAIR and Tooth Brushes at BARGELTS
Cheap Store, Woodstock.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09

A gentleman on the south side of the
James River made last year crop of to-
bacco with his own labor. that of an old
colored man and one-horse, which was sold
day or two SINCE by his commission mer-
chant, at the Tobacco exchange. for 81
500 The tobacco was of fine quality.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09

He who studies books gets the frame of
knowledge, but he who studies men gets
the soul.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09

What is the difference between barber
and mother? One has razors to shave
and the other shavers to raise.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09

What is the difference between crock
cry dealer and cabinet maker? One sells
tea-setts and the other settees.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09

The boy who was born in a horse car,
they named Oscar. The girl who had
the same birth place, was christened Car
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09

Ask yourself before speaking ill of any
man: First is it right? Seconds it
kind? Thirds it necessary
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09

What roof covers the most noisy ten
ant? The roof of the mouth.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09
NUMBER 81.


BEAUTIFUL ANSWERS. pupil of the
Able Secord gave the following extraor-
binary answers;
What is gratitude Gratitude is the,
memory of the heart.
What is hope? Hope is the blossom Of
happiness.
What is the difference between hope
and desire? Desire is tree in leaf, Hope
is tree in flower, and Enjoyment is tree
in fruit
What is eternity? A day without yes
terday or tomorrow day without
end
What is time? A line with two en- Is;
path that begins in the cradle and ends
in the grave.
What is God? A necessary being
the sum Of eternity; the machinist of ma
ture; the eye of justice the matchless.
power Of the universe; the soul of the
world
Does God reason? Man reasons be-
cause he doubts he celebrates, he de-,
sires. God is omnipotent; he never
doubts therefore never reasons.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09

Why is an egg overdone like one I'M
dcrdone? Because it is hardly done.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09
VALLEY WOODEN FACTORY.

I HAVE constantly on hand very superior lot
l of Goods such as cassimeres, easinetts, lnseys,
fiannes and blankets, &C., some made Of the
finest wool that grows in Virginir, which cannot
be surpassed by any other Mandatory in the
country, in regard to quality. finish and durabil-
ity, which l am willing to exchange for wool, &c.
on the most reasonable terms. | also do
PULLING & CARDING,
for cash or trade, on the same terms az other
workmen, I. T. MATHEWS,
Valley Factory, near Middletown, Va.
D 0cfl1, '66-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09

When is blow from lady welcome ?
When she strikes you agreeably.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09

What can you not name without break
ing it Silence
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09

EIIALL PAPER for papering rooms, of every
II style and price, at BARGELT'S Cheap
Book Store, Woodstock.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09

L FEICIEU EES lOhED ldNOhANSJE ga
n POSED. FALLAClES UNMASk ED !!
Highly important to both sexes, married or si1gle
in health or disease DR.. LANNON'S Paris
London and New York Medical adviser and Mar
riage Guide, seth edition, 800 pages nearly 100
Anatomical Illustrations, upon Mental and Ner-
vous Debility, Urinary Deposits and Importance
affections of the Bladder Kidneys, & Urinary
Organs. and their consequences, and anatomy of
both sexes! European hospital practice-the Au-
thar's moral legitimate and eilectual method of
preventing too rapid increase OF famiiF,-hls une-
ausied Paris ard London treatment, &c. Mailed
free for $3.50, closely sealed.
Ali who would avoid the barbarous treatment
with Mercury Copaiba, Injections, Cauterizations.
uuack Specifics Antidotes and Instruments. should
own this valuable work consult the Doctor per-
sonay or BY letter, No. l13 Broadway, N. York,
from 10 A. NJ. to P. NJ. Post Office Box s44, \.
Y. is all the address required. Consultation, Ad-
wee. and Medicine s., in all cases in advance
We concur with other papers in recommend
ing Dr.. LARsIONT and his work. "-Coarier dies
jr;as Unis, German lie Reform, Dispatch, Soats
ZeitaRg, Atlas, Medical Reriew, &C.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09

z EIGHT day, and Thirty hour clock,
j BARGELTS Cheap Book Store W oodstock
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09
BIBLES AND TEsTAMENTs.

REPOSITORY of Virginia Bible Society at
UBARGELT'S Cheap Book Store, Woodstock
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1868-07-09
RoBT {. BRAGoNIER. L. T. MOORE
RRAGONIER L. MOORE,

EDiNBUEG, SHENANDOAH COUNTY, YIRG
VIII practice in the courts of Shenandoah
FreGc.lck Warren and Page. Collections
domptly made (nov. Il, '67)
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


wEDSEsDY Dec sThe cattle trade all conferred
to-day fresh aud 100 stale cattle IN te yards
ISL head received at Hudson C esria Ehcs wa
the stock all that have In since MONDAY
The quality ouy fair pairs Of extra one pair choice t
buiebess County selling at 3 Trade so" aud prices LOT
as Of Monday. Sales are; -,. &c IL
Schuster pretty good Il wt Ky cattle at 4al6c Co ths
Texans gdlOc 65 good H. 59lolc on . eTt and % NJ
a cwt. al l4tdlbc-
J. n Williams good a ew, Ky cattle for o p C. Exams
idi6 While sod q - VI them very ane u
eNt. Of l7c aud at ibc. ,..,e,
Merritt Burcbs &c good y ewt Ky steers at l'@lSe
ana 80 of8 Al prices, with lie r few tops -,
sold 40 fat KY cattle for Ford s'roog q c"t al lf
ollie. ....
" Segel run out6 &c Ohio steers OF cNt At iiic
Bright sold ~ H. cattle d eSt at j dloe and u Of q
rer for Harp Hughes 60 fair good u e K steers at III
elsie. ,,s,e
Mnrrar Glover F. Ford II cwt Ky steers at 59l6c
little II good with 3it a'el this morn
inc viz cars sui at Foreht Most OF hs
Hudson selling car har SStr real
wag at per ted cars do 5o losT 81 0 cars - 80
car 70 and care good Causda. "a n al STE g. 70 o.t
"a Eeth deck state o. ID 'ic car V
Michigan 81 n Sc q stare ~ cars STATE - VI ~ a. and
State Lambs, 81 10. &c. :.
Hog are very m higher Arrivals Yesterday cars
Com6nnpaw For.ehsL No stock train reached Cen
mupaw this morning AMI only - IN al fett Saes
IN Iino, car 23 ~ and ~ No. the "H'e
Ole wbie 10 ears holding for prices remained unsod
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shifting IATELLIGENCE.

ste.m.hipoco.s RIc,' OK. dee. CLEARED
Empire Price AeIana PS PsSsmi Leo DsrsaTn s.Isn1,h
Ss.Be5eD c6ss Hockey 9Sed c, cae poo
B.Ae Schroeder AH~e' SsdI R'i sSss BsS.
Brgs-M NJ Williams. Foster King ,
Vile John Lewis Bennett st. Johns NJ jan bella z,s:
Schs MARY STOW, Rankin, GeOrsetown p . - - No..
So / $ Barnes Gos@ss M. Au NJ ."S s lss
Steamship San Jaeiu.o Atkins n.s Savannah md.e
steamship Huntsville Crowel Savannah anfAl stores
Steamship Pania Freeman Philadelphia, mdse sni {.
Steamship Eagle Greene, Havana dsys. mdse and pas
Bsrs Lord Baltimore Lanil,e ko Jansi5S 81 days eoas'
Brig Martha A. Berry Chase CarieDas 10 days molasses-
Brig A. +. Larrabee Carlisle Elsabethpot
Brg Eclipse, Stevenson Sierra cone 80 days hides
Seh George. Windsor n s. u days pa''er
sch Cara Montgomery. Borden Mayaguez "a days
ACCOMPLISHMENTS AND coAsrwsE
H. A. Corning. bHzabeihporL Jas0n 5si1aoe'lnPorI
Kate Mclean Eilabebpot. Anna Elizabeth Elilabedport
Michigan Ezabetbport G. T. Lowering RbIsbethport
4 Gardiner EilAbethPOr- Frances Ann, Elta3eihport
Fannie vi Eide, ESs;,tlggI a Wright L1see'lp'1
Edwin Watson Alexandria Amelia O. Ireland Georgetown
H aSa HUBBARD SSsS ph SsSSsIgH En ksd dS River
John Starsey, Indian River. B. Thompson south AmJey-
M. Van Name. Georgetown Statesman. Norfolk
Jas Eugiis6. Eilabethport Gipsey, ElIa6enport
s sas Ts TTe re e nse, %a Virginia
John rwag Virginia. WIN. y. Gesuer Riehnoni
Carrie Holmes Alexandra. D. 3 Miller Virgins.
Monteyue Virginia J. X Bennett virginia
Rdsesood jacksonville.
SAILED.
Seamhps-Chna aud Colorado Tor Lvepoo Alaska A'pnwslli
Leo Savannah; Peril. GayestOn Fairbanks wilmington
FOREIGN PORTS.
Liverpool Dec s-Tbe steamship City VI Limerick from NevYor
arrived here yesterday.
MafaGrgs Nov iB port hr Daantess FOR work days
also schr SnaloA
SPOKEN.
Bya Nsd from Cenfiegos NewYork Dec l. lat % long 8 10
Brig Alice Lee Philadelphia for heruandns Fla, Nov ~, al
barn j. r. Lord Portland for Malana Dec lat 290l long
% 90 short Of and supplied with provisions.
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nrNnpA1. real EsTATE ITEMs.

GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEMS.
The Morris and Essex Railroad Company are
Erecting extensive machine shops In H0DoKeh'
Four hundred new houses are about 10 Co De
.rected nv the Amoskesg IN. H. ManuIacturhs OoNn'
any Tor The accommodation OF their operatives
The Ouartette Singing Club OF Staplet49Gn on:
staten Island are negotiating for plot OF ground on Inc
south side OF Canalst., fronting the PARK Ano
of a large concert hall is contemplated
improvements are being rapidly ma ote I on
the grounds known the Eysan Fields, IN h nnnds
Zen humber OF houses going up on tle eI ,'3
formerly used by the ST. George and Ne"-1oiA
Clubs - - -
Tho nanors Of Los Angeles, California, say
that there never was time when more pullussn i'm
being erected in that place than at present. & last
Inense amount OF lumber received at san 1NtO ,5
month not a foot is to be found, ana u Is aIOs' F
able 10 obtain building material at any price, . .
The stay laws of Virginia expire by hmlta-
tion LIST OF January next, and Cen as
cnes TO extend them. large proportion OF tue V1
tate in that State is liable TO execution on tH
already obtained ganst the holders Inc moincI' n
shield Of these stay laws is withdrawn executions VIII
issue. and large amount of land, waste hprONeu' "a
semimprOyed will DO driven into the market " W SUM-
reduced prices.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

FSr tdaaI, Ttsss. oH7 I'',,Iya0s:: ~, - -.
100 bush. Grass Seed. 500 bhis Flour 100 5ms, Sor'
Ns.l 200 bags Mea, 3,52 bales Cotton iJ pAss.
R't,sr 26 bo1-s Cheese. 235 pkgs Cut Meats, -
pkg Lard 50 kegs Lard 3 pss PORK @ Igs Taow otz pigs
w. I05 MO Sear hts Rosie 500 hhl Spirits lnpeuiine
$50 bbs Tar bbs Pitch 221 bb Eggs 23 bbs WHISKY ss POS
C,n. Ola cakes Copper sides leather o Hides 30 Ohs
C Petroleum O89 bbls RrgaeA Petroleum. ~ Pkgs "haeeo "
bb Tobacco III bales Wool rs bales Hops 40 pkrs Meal >,
I Dried Fruit Starch 10 bias Ashes 100 bags Feanpc %
H.. HIM.. m
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%uttiOu Sales Of gtal Gstat,.
! BLEECKER, SON g. Co., Auctioneers

N. TUESDAY. Dec -, u
70 5eloek Al The Erebauge Sespom No. III Broadray
PRREMProR SALE or MANuFAt TURIN pROPhEll, NLAR
THE FULTON PRRRf BELONGING To TIE
BACH ESIAIkn . -. - ..,,, ,,,.,
COLUMBIA AND FURMAN-STS Bk0OKLlN HEAh LIZ , LClI
TOS FFnRY large property baehs Dshiery
comprising ur large fnrstor brick stores besides mrse ana e'
,su.y arranged Ia and Tefing ro"m &C ADO w. as
So III 49, III 2 Is 9ufmsnsi Also good h1ck u"sDhs
298 On Coamba The engines and machinery sts Se can We
purchased appraised value. a., , - p.i,.. 81.
on WAsHISGfOS-SI. BROOKLiN-ont block RON rn,'on -,
f oy rk house aud lot known a. the by Seln
House south. west corner II Wang and ConcomsSi o
house anonndston grahfe "fh 'tI &
requiring strength aud auA
Al No Crfar
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Eove a suesney and wife ia. Green aren nd wife Miss c.
suen Miss Hopknson, j. Walls VIM. DUN GoodspeeA
H. Nugoni, Capt Hutchinson. 90 ~ "
FhOh SAVANNAH, Dec SIN steamship Hunsvle-w b. Mills
anu laughter VIM Cooper Mr. Boyd T. G. Fisher.
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Cap,n aud purr arriving at this port are reques'eu 70
b.y b.el,g ,dr.ed 10 the Newiok Associated Press only 70
person, exhibiting the written authority Of w smenlou uena
tt N. racIgr, o The Journal OF Commerce TINES TkBuSk
World sn Prpress Ersniag Post Commercial fa'etl"' S'aa
IunJ Nse YORKER Journal aud Nee i0f@r D'"oN" "ou4 '
he'd ritvefrd only 10
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p,eSpycRRS 4RRIVED

ppnv u,ytYi|ia steamship Eagle-Mss Josephine wLby,
A. ~ ra,eb NJ J. Mau,le wife. VI. Thompson, f. Chpp NJ
n i,,ogt AMI brothers Victor Pug lssker Joel Gsraed j.
80 I.t Renal Jose Morales Rios h. Elliott. Wood. T. stu
M X Aeaad Dr. Phillip Gner and OF be crew Of the steamship
la aeau,hp J,cnIO Judge EEsLns. Gen
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~ - i e-rpi,,d Sta,.. Five Tweuties %.
nnMFSrIC MARKETS.

p1AprrpH Dec acCs!On dropping Mdlng gagt. "a. "a
F,a. ssa$G iS Iowa Wisconsin and Miansots EriT, f.@ly
III od rs 2' Peugysnis su ONO 90 SsG R ,Ssnrss
PenSsyiyana Corn dull and losers sales Of 700 bush at DO
&C. f., S dun AtSS s ss R.s ' Si1sS. a
'n EsGTluoSs Dee sCoton quiet steady M or Md3s
Flour 6rn lights Hov1lst Ssfes9e 50 ,SG - ~ do
70 IS 80 DO Extra 10 73d so 70 Fan' u 25Ssi2 "a
T T@ $40 sa SO IS wS., dull ba, unchanged
mau; receipts small Prime White yoG9c Oats sm 5OdISe re
demand ht Rib lie Clear Sides l7ic Shoulders
i' n,%' p sFoar Unchanged shipments light
storm sales Of go bis az g for No. Spnss ~ % for A%os
s,n ,,es Of o bash Choice white csrsa a, 81 "a
81 sS No. Milwaukee Cab Ael 81 70: No Chicago spring.
81 So W. Cheese spring ~ ~ Son aea M an ~ CIV % sn
BrV,Lo Dec 9Foar steady sales Of 80 bos NY 90 -
for White aud 300 bb, Western spring 90 IS whe.! dm
asking ~ IS for No Chcss Spring by the rasI ~ o %
lots Western 65c Rye u and UNCHANGED Barley qesi sales OF
' bush Tworoved Can@d. a. vi ~ sSl 90 PerS DOH AZ
~ :, Lard ss.ai sGsiae, nelniu. a, 81 % at retail
sr LOUIS 9rDsceo hs, Gotten quiet at rs s., %. Nd
F,tr, s7a E9; Doable Extra Fancy SO 500 fl Wheat
irTsr at 81 i5SS IS Tor Far to S,rg Prime ss o9 ~ .St
nc s,ss at 6Sdslc active at @dSsc Barley hru al
81 - g. e. r Porn" So s BaS Meats aloe for sSsas
@ car ss Bacon , s &c., at IaS rs for Soe Te s
spi date locco head SOds 50 for PRIME 70
CHICAGO Dec eErc,Hg. on EewYork fat a. per cent dis.
T",r,. IS q, SO rs steady, salcs Off 81 239s 81;
No. su = 1 ST TS 30 Z; New active ss Sp NOR.
sese SoGS re- i No. bat S a. for 10 and Tor 80
in Barley quiet at tstG e'i Rejected "a si W
100 bills Mes. Pork sellers option JIn.5y fseOIry aud
March at 80 sS S3r. of Rnd.TS Dressed OG HSs %
~ rs Cattle IS "; for Medium aud Fair Steers aud
s no .nd Medium ~ dor SUS % @ 8 cSSS.
Medium ~ 6od 10 30 for Good To Prime 81 1asS Tor Eita
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THE STATE OF TRADE ] Z.

roxnox D.e q-Cop,ols money HIS s2 20 m ~
SD m eli r account. II rs s2t ;lJP m W; n "a
1I Tried States Five rwentes ll:l5 14s :5O T.
CHANGED. o o. quiet Tg3 Erie, &3dl6sG-ot; Limos got
opearg and g Atlantic and 1rrai Nssern 9atof
vi ~ s ;. Calcutta Lnseed 81 66S8 fat lurpeutue, B1
To 81 y sugar gu,t 10 arrive % 9Gl6 Re6ued Petroleum.
l,6.. Spirits Gid ,s.. ~ y .,,. :,
pAKls Dec. g--Rentss quiet at 5Of 2sc
rplands nj O.d: orleans llallt AZ 20 p M Pand' l
a.. y ~ bales The Besdsinf market Was unchanged Hes.
cans, Flour p Red Western Wheat Beei 10 al close AZ
opening. 1913. Petroleum qa'7' ana s'e-1' N' ' ~ "
peuiut, %. ~, q, - A.. -, - .a.,, "a.
Miag, ahoat 0t5 l:sd l2oL; Tres oninsire on me
l2t 49,. ,,s RIA ,,S
sBf. a. Al Al tia ouRui
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday. Dec. o. 1868
There we're no sales of real estate at the LIZ
.hanre to-day.
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matbin,rn.

EORSALE CHEAP.-Two COPPER WORMS,
q coil Apply to G. roILL0N. jr, foot Buise,t BrooErn
+ ARD PRESSES for SALE-Second- hand,
GOOD a, new. Inquire Of g. HERMAN No. 50 Watcrs.
DRINTlNG- PRESS WANTED.-Any person
having secondhand suge small cylinder Hoe OF Taylor Press
hist will Print n good runnlug order and cheap hear
Of sale on application to y NJ PET1hNGLL Co. New YORK
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Sutton SaIts Of 8tal 6stat,.

A j. BLEECKER, son g. Co, sAuctioneers
IL WEDNESDAY December 49,
At II o'clock. at the Exchange Salesroou
VALUABLE LOTS NEAR THE BOULEVARD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Y.SECONDST-Ien lots on The norm
side Of OGehunired ard 425 feet west the Boulevard
hnd running the Harlem River Railroad each "a 81. block
FOR flTHRl ST.Four lots on north sac
25Ii block
ONkll ANDFORTY FOURT,Sr lots on south side
OF One hundred and Ourhst Immediately the rear Of the above
lots each 25It clock.
Maps 30. Celnrst
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ADRIAN a. MnLLFH Aueuoneer. =,
n a. (lNE

ADRIAN H. NnLLHHl Auet"nrsr ,,-N,nnrn
HOUSES AND LOTS ON ONE-HUNDRE(-
i Il ASDPIRSTST. MAR CENTRAL PARK, AT AltII
ADRIAN H. MULLER p h WILKES 60. will sell AZ AUG 10Y
on THURSDAY 10 IL ocK the EIhsuge nae.o'm 10
~ Broadsay. The TWO zstory FRAME HOUSES a1d LO 'us
the north side Of t. $50 feet aea1 Oh MAN
The houses have rooms marble msutles Ne ono
ALSO, he FIVE 3stoy hghsoop BRICK HOUSES ara bol ,
~ .ai.t.sa.I .Dd psr ' avn
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WEDNESDAYS wgATHgR RgPoRr-s. m

On, , MINIATURE ALMANAC
7;l4 san sets........ 4;3l aoos n,.,...., 5.is
g.ndv uooL
' 0OA'''' - Cows Island. SEQ Hell, CAT, ~,
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MAJ. at so 4 celnr,st
J. JoHSsoS u, hueilonee:
RY JoHNS0N & MILLER,
10 IS S.;.AT.1i e G cfoss:! EsS.1osn -,
@ s0 ,n Lots Gss sa d ssf s.S ooi
.iHgRsSII' DECEMBER 81
va' mol sSPssSF 5oGFT $%%% r IT,
ABSOLUTE SALE Of valuable BROOKLYN HOUSES and LOTS by
Special Guardian being part Benjamin Bonney
T5e PTopsTty peuddy located wAsHINGToNAvR fronting
PROSPECT PARK aai on BALTIC DEGRAW and USl0NSTS IN
sICdy64yEs'' ATfhNTic, dicks, S4SbfoSpST$
Of real estate ia the y0 Of the Park The Sp snS positive aS
without reserve will AFFORD enc opportunity purchasers seeking
Tes6O per the purchase money may remain on bond
Maps AucOneers No rs Hassaust Yos and No.
ALSO AT SAME TINE AND PLACE,
YEw.uTRECHT
AT AUCTION, IN ONE PLOT.
mile 9 as as SE T ONLY 1 'G be 99 dee
sabls Opportunity for capita =: @ The town and county vi. gEdouet
ing t: farm Available for o @ The sale win be positive to close
57 Monsgaest Braot'yn.
WV. NJ. SrTLE. Aactioneer
by WYCKOFF & LITTLE, AuctiOneers and
~ Real Estate Brokers NJ ISL Mousguest Brooklyn and No. q
CsiarsL, New-ioIk.
on TUESDAY Dec. IS. lG60,
the Exchange Ssesoom, M. III Brcadvay n. Y,
262 LOTS Az BAY RIDGE blocks from the city limits
THE ENTIRE GRAEF FARM
Fronting FOURTHAVE, Boulevard FIFTH and SIXTfAVEs
SIXTY FIFTH SIXrYSiXrI. and SIXTY -sEvENTHSTS
This property bat Owe blocks the city limits block from The
Fort Hamilton cars which Brooklyn Ferries
gg Hyr Tis Ton w hsE eWYoRR 'Nn
This Farm occupies the PlGnESr GROUND IN Bay Ridge With
view 9th entire Island NewJe,y, the Cities Of
New.Yo rk aud Brooklyn. aud SANDY Hook
The property ready ior immediate building scarcely grading
Tin 44XEs ARE ABOUT lTTH PART or WHAT THEY ARB
IN TIE CITY or BROOKLYN 49, -. 80,
Mans No - Cedarst NeSYok and No Isl Mouaguest BkJn
At the time and place
lots 21rO feet the south side lC6 foet east
Of Hthave Terms east. Maps as above.
Apal,y H. MULLER, Auconeer
HOUSE AND LOT ON FIFTH-AYE., WITH
STABLE,
lot or FIFrEENTHST.. FORMING AN
ADRIAN H. MULLER p r. WILKINS Co.. will sell At suction on
TUESDAY Dec IS H. Exchange saesroom No III Broad
WAY the story brick House srd No 70 fhave With the bnE
stable and 10, on Thr;eenht lots together forming
Lot on Fah.a7e. about q By 100 feet
Lot on Tbireenth.st 2sly iol feet
Full particular, a, the Office. No. PIn.'t tgl6l
\. j. BlrrcKKR, Auctoneer
DEREMPTORY SALE OF
L 2I2 LOTS,
FREMONT.
WESTMINSTER COUNTY, " Y,
SAMUEL RYER HOMESTEAD
Three minutes rom the Harlem Railroad Depot and "o blocks ' '
Horse Railroad
A. J. BLEECkEk. son 60.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
THIS DAY.
Atm O'CLOCK At THE EXCHANGE SALESROoN.
MAPS AT No Il CtDAkSL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10
6Opartnusbp 1lOtIus.

hISSOLUTION.-The COpartncrship hereto
fore ers under tue trm of tLAPP ADAMS - this
dsv dissolved D., mutual The oatadng business will be-
settled hy BKNJAMiS " CLAPP Who authorized 10 use the hm
10 liquidation. bEhyAMIn '" ClAff'
having purchased the Interest Of VI Adams In the
ah,. ira vii continue business manufacturing hne ewe
"" - Mailrn-larr BENZ. tLAFP.
kes-Ybk Dec. 8. 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-10

MONEY to LOAN on Ncw-Jelrey Property,
WI bY MORRISON HALL Ns"Jeeey Real E''A'S bi"le NO
iJ7 BrosdSa'. Room No ~.
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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-01-19
louisiana Convention.

New ORLEANS, Jan. 1S.-In the con-
vention to-day, the hours for the daily sea.
sion were fixed at from 10 a. N. to P. NJ.
Mr.. Cromwell, colored, said that he was
opposed TO any steps looking toward the
speedy completion of the constitution and
permanent adjournment until the question
OF funds is definitely settled.
A communication was received fl ON
General Hancock stating that he had re-
ceiYed information from General Sheridan
to the effect that he had intended paving
the commissioners elected for delegates 60
the convention. General Hancock ordered
their payment out of the reconstruction
funds.
A communication was received from
General Hancock to the committee APP
pointed to confer with him, relative to the
collection Of the tax levied by the conven-
tion, in which General Hancock saws: "By
the ordnance levying the tax, the conven-
ton has prescribed its mode of collection.
That ordnance makes it the duty of the
Auditor to direct the Sheriff and Collectors
to enforce payments. Should any such
persons be forcibly resisted, Major General
Candy will promtly Use the military power
to maintain the supremacy OF law to the
full extent. He has authority to act, bat
it il not his province TO interfere in the
matter in any other way"