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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-09-17

EALL TRADE, 1868.
JOHN F. ALVEY & CO.,
No. 2 HANOVER STREET, BALTIMORE
have now In store full and complete stock OF
FOREIGN DRY GOODS,
which they offer to the trade Of Virginia and North
Carolina at Low PRICES and on ACCOMMODATING
TERMS.
They respectfully solicit call, feeling assured
they can make It TO the interest Of purchasers TO
open accounts with them.
Orders promptly and faithfully executed.
JOHN +. ALVEY.
late OF the firm Of GInter, Alvey p Arents,
Richmond
JOHN c. WILLIAMS
of Richmend special partner
Sc s-sm X. Il. HARPER.
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EOg SALE.

L'oR SALE, A STEAM EAo'S yIoNaCE
5Sp S an1o = MacHINE, With bits and St,, INA
tables, with SAWS, shaiting pulseys' a'sH
complete; viii BE- sold cheap. aPpSsfr a 90,
10 h-.lQ ~ W.
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CpRINl and snAiMER ARRAN0E-

SPRING AND SUMMER ARRAh%'IS,.
- HEST, lsss.-GREAT SHORT va
TO THE NORTH, EAST. AND We .tU
THE RICHMOND, FREDEklCkSBi X" TgE
POTOMAC RAILROAD. CARRiiS VIC
UNITED STATES MAIL TWICE Dali u L EgP.
CANT CABS WITH NEW PhTfNi The
ING CHAIRS on ALL Al - ,uu
THROUGH TRAINS on this roac ar r,l.7B
from the depot, corner BYRD AND
The DAY THRoUGH MAIL TRAN 70
Richmond daily at lo:to 4. b., arriving III ,,y IL
inyton 1t Sis +. n, connecting with the 80 and
ternoon express trains for the Sor'p'
West. cv.ys rtls
elegant cars with the new pateut s!eIpsns cent
attached, leaves Richmond daily tsunusys ~ s:is
ed at s:io F. NJ, arriving IN " ashlnHIoa -. lis
A. NJ, connecting with the early mosh'ph
for the North. East. and West ..h ssy.
The ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN ios Broad
and all wav stations leaves degol cpta xrriyes
aud Eighth streets, ats r. u. ksiarhis'
'" THRouGH TICKETS and THRoueh DA0
GAGE CHECKS TO al principal poln.o.: ,ss, So
For further Information and throuxh Nod AK
ply ii the once OF the company. eerasf ss rIcse
| Eighth streets, Shockoe Hill any -
| orice corner Byrd and Eighth Sirssiss. ,s.nt.
j. i. GENTRY Eonef.I ''A my II
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Rza1zz~@
SPECIAL NOTICES:
-raE ADyERrIsEMENT
THAT
EVERYBODY READS
PROFITS THEREBY.
Everybody who reads the newspapers looks with
establishment at
THE CHEAP GOODS
ADVERTISED BY
JOSEPH sTRAUsE,
nor thousands Of BARGAINS which be
has not space in the limits OK
newspaper to emu
merate.
have Just returned from New York with
large and well-assorted stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which will be offered to the public at snch
TOW F1GrTpEs that every one VINO intends TO speho
from TWENTY-FIVE cents upwards should not fall 70
'Att ~ JOSEPH sTRAUsE's,
No. 1888 MAIN STREET.
Below will give few items:
S. 900 yards BEAUTIFUL PRINTs-ten yards for
81;
nm v.rds SPLENDID CALICO at l2ic. and up
wards;
g. 900 yards BLEACHED SHIFTING az loc'' al"
~ st 12Ac. and ls.;
4 900 yards WHITE, RED. BLUE, and GRAY
FLANNEL, from the lowest prices up
wards;
200 COLORED WOOL f and CorIoN
CONTEMPORARIES at $3.50, worth IS
| 400 pairs BED BLANKETS from s1.7s pair to
sl2-cheaper than they were sold before
the war;
FINE SHIRT BOSOMs, from auction. at L.
2s. s7s, and Soc, worth twice the money;
LADIES' LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at
81 per dozen worth $3.50:
LADIES, LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at
81. so per dozen worth $3.50;
DOMESTIC GINGHAMs and AP ON
CHECKS at 12Ac.;
HICKORY STRIPE. for shirts. at l2ic.;
BED-TICKING for l23c., 2sc., a78c., and up
wards;
rRond al, other coIora ALPACA at 25c,
| cheap at 373c.:
FRENCH MERINOs. the handsomest colors,
at 10. worth $780,
Every color of RICH EMPRESS CLOTH at
eoc.. worth SL5o;
BEAUTIFUL COLORED DE LAME at
/ 900 wOoLLEN sHAwLs, every grade, from 81
| upwards: f."
| LADIES' CLOTH CLOAKs, bought Mt auc-
ton. will be sold at half their value;
| LINEN TABLE DAMAsK at 7Sc., cheap at
! 81;
IRISH LINEN from doc. upwards, the
! cheapest in the city;
| LADIES', MISSES, and CHILDREN'S
HOSE for l93c., good quality;
| ALL-WOOL CAseIMERES. SATINETS
| DOFSKIN. KENTUCKY JEANS. for
men and boys, so low that no one can find
! fault;
WHALEBONE CORsETs at 7sc., worth
| $l.25;
FRENCH-WOvE WHALEBONE COR
| SETS at 81. worth Sl.75
| UNDERSTANDS. ORA WERS, BALMO-
RAL SKIRTS, HOOP SKIRTS, etc.
AuIask is n call from one and all without delay
| and be careful Of ming to the right place-neSt
| 70 Golaen's shoe store between Fifteenth and Sc
| yenteeuth on Main street.
selo JOSEPH STRAUSE, No. 1888.
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n R Y G 0 0 D s

u
CARDozo, ALsoP FOURoUREAN
are now receiving their
FALL STOCK OF NEW AND DESIRABLE
DRY GOODS,
and invite their friends and the public generay 70
call and examine Them
Their goods are BOUGHT ENTIRELY FOB CASH,
and will be sold very cheap.
Their stock will embrace all the newest styles In
DRESS GOODS. together with full line OF STA
PIE and DOMESTIC FABRICS.
s. NJ. PRICE, JOHN 0. CHILEs,
JACK TEMPLE THOMAS ID. QCARLES
are with them, and will be glad to serve their
CARDoZO, ALsoP FOURQUREAN.
1l-2fn
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nrESTHUsIAsTTC GATE
- OF THE PEOPLE.
EVERYBODY DELIGHTED WITH ihA
PROCEEDINGS.
TIE INDEPENDENT Candidates.
LEVY BROTHERS.
UNANIMOUSLY ENDORSED

.,,o-,ro of anxious buyers OF
me go e ,,,,ue. at LEVY BRoIhhH' :
and whilst hundreds are supple
,n,d,v dsposing of, SILL 'n'N
VII ,uver keeps up the supply o,
,,r tho great bargains they LAW
.o.e,v,ne are the following:
anu ars n1nr REACHED COTTON az Hsc''
worth 1sc. wholesale; ,onno,
w. UNBLEACHED corToN
como not 30 good at loc., usually SOLO
at 123c.; ....- .,r.,,ed ,n
quality and design; oo,,
pEA11TIFUL soLID-CoLoRED DRESS 'ooD'
ut 25c.;
COTTON YARNS and CARPET WARP at less
than factory prices;
BRIDAL QUILTS, large enough for the largest
bed, at ga;
WHITE LINEN DAMAsK TABLE CLOTHS,
two wards long, at sL2s, worth ss-warranteda all
pure linen;
11NR1EAcHED LINEN TABLE CLOTHS, war
ranted all linen, for 81 worth slso
LINEN DAMAsK DoYL1Es or FR1NGED NAP
KIys at 81. 10 per dozen. worth %;
HEMsTITCHED LINEN HANDKERCHlEFs az
20 and &c, worth double the money;
PA1nORAL SKIRTS at s1.25, worth ga;
BAIMORAL SKIRTS at 81. so, worth $3.50;
RAI,MORAL SKIRTS at 81, IS, worth IS;
BALMoRAL SKIRTS at 80, the best and cheap
est skirt in the country:
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFs at 81 per Dozen
worth Sl.6o; also,
LINEN HANDKERCHTEFs at sl.2s ano sl'0' per
dozen-very great bargains and
ur,faED HANDKERCHIEFS at l5c.
TUCKED and HEMMED HANDKERCH1EFs
at 25c.;
INITIAL HANDKERCH1EFS, worked in colors'
at ssc., worth at least soc.;
SHIRT BOsOMS, every grade, from l7ac mp
GENUINE FRENCH WOvE BOsOhS, very line
and pure linen, at 5oc., worth &c.;
grATTIFrI. EMBROIDERED SETS. COLLAR
and CUFFS, at 80 to 7sc., worth at least sl.'0
and 81;
DAISY FRILLING at 2sc. per piece;
Isle EDGING, twelve yards for 95c., worth SC.
per yard;
CROCHET EDsING, twelve yards for 7'c., worth
double.
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MARRIED,

At Bay st. Louis, on the 5th instant. by Judge
Somes W e. EVANS, JR., of Mississippi to
Miss s. A. WALDEN, second daughter OF j. T.
Walden, of New orleans.
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FLANNEL,

FLANNEL,
FLANNEL,
FLANNEL.
This department being under the special charge
NJ one Of the concern,-one OF the best judges OF
these goods in America-we can offer great In
ducements in this line.
FLANNEL, ALL-WOOL, at 2sc., worth Sc;
ATWOOD FLANNEL at Soc, worth 4oc.
ALI,-WoOL FLANNEL, superior quality, at &c..
and splendid
FINE ALL-WOOL FLANNEL, full yard wide,
at eoc.. worth 81;
and hundreds Of other bargains.
Orders from the country promptly ATTENDED TO-
and goods sent leash on delivery wherever there Is
an express agency.
Remember that we shall be closed on THURS
DAY and FRIDAY Of this week, September nth
and 18th, and on
EVERY SATURDAY, AS USUAL.
LEVY BROTHERS,
ls!7 Main street. nearly opposite the
sen Old Market.
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which will be offered to the public at sucn
low FIGURES that every one vino intends to spend
from TWENTY-FIVE cents upwards should not fail 70
call at rer,o
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

I have Just returned from New York wltn
large and well-assorted stock or
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PROFITS THEREBY

Everybody who reads the newspapers looks with
establishment at
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

~
II Il ROADs.-0n and afer MONDAY, May Ill lses trains 10
Albany and Troy eoLneeng with Northern and Western hS sI
leave New-lork a. folloss: =.
Express Hudson Riveg Rsosd, Thirteba al
Tenth through Buffalo and Suspension Bse Hhout ehnc
aid connecting with trains foT Rutland BurIhg
aud Tie North Drawing om New York 20 Roehssi
eoaneng With Seepngcars for the West; Via ether North soe
iiur.
II m Express Harlem Bsilroad. TSenyirtbst ,ti
FouVe eou1ectng at Chatham vh Western Railroad ior Lsss
Pttshei Albany Western
,Isius Saratoga. Rutland BuringtoB sni The North
l:5O Express via Hudson River Railroad connecting
Albany with the West aud Troy With trains Tor >sueA
Rutland Burlington. aud the Moth
Express Hudson River R5iosd. eouseet a.
Albany with Western trains and at Troy with r for Montreal sn
sleeping attached -
With Western Railroad for Lbanoa springs Pitshed, 6c, c
Albany with trains Sleeping attached az Albany
Hudson sith seeptteaf
Buffalo Bridge without
Also seepngeAr day, excepting Saturday. Atcs
from NewYork through Ogdensbag whou change va Roe W.
O. Railroad Connection for Troy viii be made Eai Aeatf
n viii o SundayS
II p m rsn Hudson River Railroad sth scepingea s'iisl
eonpecpa AbsnT With for Bnaso and Suspenon bg
AM pOes hOlte DasHg esa
st:arhed At AbAns. . , a., -
10 ponghksepse and intermediate 1Is ssg NeNlors stsA
K.trnug leave Poughkeepde al arriving NeNioTk al -
Aso Sunday train Harlem Rao-t .cang Forty seooEst al
M srl arriving al MeFtou at $40 m Aeiaung leaves hsr
ton Al go . m arriving at New-lOrk a. u ~ .t
W - 49, p A'' WM IL NANpgRBiTT
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
SCIENCE.

r,,r r,,no,,rrrR-The instrument for test.
M h haTness of metals by drilling, rs the Invention OF
~ bororhv tried and IS said that French
contracts for rails now contain cohutOh Ias ht
USstron standard boted down upon bedpate and pro
vded with table for supporting the ran or oher aEol9
a. he tested The spindle OF the drilling tool is capable or
Ienr.raised and lowered in its bearings by turning a
handle that purpose, and the drill is held down 10 lts
mark by weight fitted 10 the upper end OF the drnnD
spindle Its rotary motion is derived, through par Oh
Iiter wbees from driving SHAFT carrying the useai sI
moves train Of me hanism in connection win slga'
gong for the purpose OF indicating the number OF IeNol
lions made by the drill The apparatus is excee9iIey
compact Its use by French manufacturers mas leu 10
gradual increase in the hardness Of the rails they produce
THE CORAL KEYs-Iu paper read 10 tne
London Society OF Engineers ny DI CHoni M iboT in de-
Jshmus Of Darien and the ship Canal the auV i h ia &
seTibng the Atlantic Coast says: Inc cOru vI c % ~ 70
and islands is exceedingly beaufu When living IN th1r
natural element the various sorts OF ToIa 5 "
wNh geatinOus matter OF the finest cooIs ana oYhims
cut of boat sunny day on the 6oUt cooTs
fans, spOnges, and p0lyp VIII 1Icm I, 6sh Gliding
about among their branches one can IMAGINE -
lOOkiug through some brilliant Kaleidoscope. IHlnenso
l0GsteTs conches and wheks the size OF mans s are
fonnd Inn abundance al these coral Gays and also ge
crab about the size Of soup plate WITH oVeH Hbt If
over these little islands disturbing the weary boatmen 10y
biting their toes and demoSng any G h0 Ul T%sV hid
nnder the tufts Of grass II he quiet Ddy 49,
sIe Iecns sail about on the water, with their heads
thrown back and their long bills resting on thell breasts
Srrsts driving Them in silver shower out OF the water
The predictions rigatebird pusues the snowy seagul
scTeamng round the cay and amusing the spectator
with its maneuyers to escape TIL weared out u lets Ial
the coveted fish, which is seized by the other Deiore IL
reaches the water Along the garing sandy beaeh par
tes of nipes and sand ppers scamper IN pursuit OF
prey, which is washed up in the rolls OF sea-weed DS e
little waves. Now and then, as boat passes, yeilOW
Watersnakes will suddenly erect their heads ana snow
their fangs with an angry kissing Occasionally shOas OF
graInpus enliven the scene pashng eapng ana hunt-
ing one another with the greatest HVeliness Ihe Wme'
calm bay with its background of rich evergreen fO'ie
and the light feahery clouds drifting over with tue @
tIade wind, form comp daa only TO be imagined I'D i'
dark and stormy north
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01

SUNDAY TRAN.- $40 n wav Train osvire; l7oo as
Paterson $50 m. Night Ercss for DauErE Bu1slo Roe.ri
Snanca all points West and SOUTH $500 Emigrahi hi
Way Train: Il:O0 D. for Paterson and Port Jervls .
Etps Trains through SALAMANCA Dunkik and Bufo s
change Of coaches ad direct Connection with all Southern s
Western lines
Perfectly Ventilated and luxurious Sleeping Coaches al
Night Trans
Tickets can obtained the Compsnys efeesNo 2 Broadway
Depot Of ChAnbest Sewlok ao LoHg Dock Depot Isy
Cir
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
@toSina 6arSs, TT.

At WIN. EVERDELLS SONS, No. 104 Full
N ton1L-wBDDING CARDS and FlNB STATloNERf Esiae
hthsd ls5)
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
I ,oNG ISLAND RAILROAD; -,,,.

Leave Jamrssp;
m for Greenpor aud all waystaoas eNe'pt NNeT irs
connecting at Mreoa with trains ior Glen Cove All henpst,ad
IL Northpert passenger trains ard all stations ero vi"
og Tree.
NJ Express train for Rverlead anl or GreeuPOr sAVS
DAYS 0Eg. -.
an NJ Nothrort passenger train anl Al Aytoas corstE
a. Mueoia with trains for Hampstead sr,l G.eu Cove.
5;3Op. North lsp passenger train eul al wsysauors
Sunday Excursion Tu leaves Hunters Point ior Nihpor 80
arrives Al Hunters Point sos To take eject APrl :"
]. d. 3ARION, Saf enLerosst
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
NEW YORK and NEW-HAYEN RAILROAD.
sea SIMMER ARRANGEMENT l~>
COMMENCING q fj.
PASSENGER Station NewIok corner Twenty ard Fee
ave. Entrance Tseoty y-seyentlst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,

TRAINS LEAVE NBN-iOkk; .u
Por New Haven aud Bridgeport GoO atO kN). Uo n, IA"
Ok, AoO (iLl j. j 10 40. IN M 800 tErl M.
For Milford sirsttord FahGei Southport sHa wsspot "" u"
. m a45. 4jo 53tp -. ~
For NorssE LO Soo (lrl 900 ilo1 l.is RIl 1~ Rih
AS 40 (BLl 63o, 400 tbLD ?.
For Dsriea. 100 9Oo, ll.9o m 34s, 41o, 80 80 ,m
FOR Stamford 8CO (hx s0. ll1 ll3 (EIl Ala !"
CFr) a45 40 (Irl 40, SO. $50 a0) tENl p ,,x
For Greenwich aBd intermediate stations, 100 900 ll0 nj ~
'' 49, - - CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Sprin gfeh, 500 (FN &0j (bL 0Wr
For Boston via Shore Line, l2l5 En-. 40 - ., ,ao
FOr Hartford and Springfield 500 OLh l2la )" thh "
.. a.
For Connecticut River Railroad, sOO ULl iGiSP S'
teal AGO p m. northampton 49,. t,ts
For Hartford Providence Fshk Railroad 800 Erl NJ H'
- ,,-.a., ana a n,
For New Haven New London, and Sonlston hsh0s' - Nv
l2l5, 800 SEQ N. - , -, "a VII
For Canal Railroad, aOo m, lRl0 p m !" N"nh~AP~" -
halnshuTg.
FOR li6usaonie Railroad. 500 m., 400 p. n
NerN Naugatuek Railroad 8O0a M 3O , n
For Danbury and NoENa Railroad, 80, sVo ", t"P"
'0H@S"0' S'eePs avs "'A'"'u :" JANIS II. Horr ss's
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01

Cry 6uuAs.
No. 6f5 BROADWAY,

gru 6ouSs.
A T KINZEYs. NJ a., ppo.nw,v
GREAT sGEE CLEARING
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS; nv - n,Drcr,os IN PRICES
'''''' ''' RIBBONS; gys;,,,E6s ,y,EL6ysETs.
gMBROIDBRIBs.
H6sIRRY' GLOVES,
STRAW GOODS,
FANCY GOODS, he, tc
valeneienuss and Cluny LAees Soe Cor up
Frosted and Figured Laces
Thread worked Lace Collars, lOe.
Lace Sets closing below coat,
SPRING 1SD SUMNER
5000 EeedewOt Bands below cost
Infants Waists at reduced puees
Fine Worked Linen Sets reduced to Soc
Ladies Ladies Linen Linen % cSas, &C. Pafop
HANQEERCHIEFS-
Ladies' Hemstitch Handkerchiefs, l2c
Ladies Ladies, Extra Extra Ie%stiieb, 2Jc
valsneenBes Lace Handkerchiefs SOC.
Cent? fn,D NH HsaJseresief a SD cost
Linen Iiemstich and cOOred Borders, 25e ,,s,,yo
TO CLOSE THE ENTIRE STOCK
JaeOpets Swiss Yslnsook Briliants &c, Gc
from l2ie. yard up
Fancy Muslin for Waists at the same
5000 pieces RufRIngs at low prices o,n
CLEANING SALE
AND SUMMER
GOODS
Thousands Of yard, silks Gimp, FruG,s Gallons clos
W. Anthe new Satin Trimmings,
Mar,sll,, Trimmings, &C., IS. 2Se and &c piece
SIN Frnges closing at soc piece
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Lot. Of Sney R1Cn clearing out it, &C. ID. ee s ys @
Satin and Cord Edge Trimming Ribbons
Flowers aud Feathers
sins and yelvets
TO CLOSE THE STOCK,
PaH Founcsi Pinged aud Beaded
HOSIERY AND GLOVES
Los Of regular GRSaSs Tis lG f II GoSEs e. & pair
Lots Of Cloves reduced to l5c pair
Ladies KID Gloves reduced to 25c
Ladies Kid Gloves reduced 70 SOC
Ladies' Be.tK reduced 10
GeBts Rid Gloves reduced 10 G0c
Remnants Of Ribbons.
Remnants Of Lace
Remnants Of Rmbroderes,
CLEARING SALE
81 SPRiSd HE5
Straw GOODS
All the New Fashionable Goods,
a Laiie, Bon! no!s.i' At lsdseed prices
Mi'se' Hats at reiuesdpnce. s-.,.
D''' '''' FANCY GOODS
Lots Of Pans loc. l5c. zoe
Pine spansIed sit asd Sandal Wood ~.
Pine Sets Sleeve Bottoms, 6e, Se
RIesl'su, DO yari spool Cotton, 25e dozen.
S1sld. TrSaias. siafi., Sal Heads. As 4e
No SIS Bro.dv.
Second loor above Bleeeherst
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
siatiuutrp, TT.

SIdIIUIAIVt w
ASA L. SHIPMAN g. son, STATl0NERS,
~ No Cbsmberst Full assortment constantly hand BaEl
Books FOR sale or made 70 order
ILLUMINATED PAPER and ENVELOPES,
with Portrait (coed) Grant for campaign Eu
yeopes pack 75c A. Paper Is qu
for Splendid Graft Badge only is eeuts for 3 S5 All
post free Address HUETbk Co, Hhsdhe ,. IL
FOUNTAIN PEN-Non-c corrosive, outwear IL
holds ink 10 write ee three for - etui one
doien cents BurnsheT Pencil Sbpen AID Ptu
holder only Is cents; or 81 All above scot post free
Address HUNTER Coi hnsoAe, y. IL
X CENTS for neat CAMPAIGN PIN, with
~ Portrait Of Gen Grant; Is for Photograph Of GItB li
Bugrayng Grant Is Life Of Grant rs cents send u cents Tor
Pin, reas 25 cents AL above sout post free bJ
HUNTER Co, Hnsdaie " "
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
60 @bum II map 6unfun.

1.-FOR BARBERS-CAMPs PATENT
N HAIRBRUsHIEG MACHINES }. RICHARDSON, MabUise-
turer No. PARK kpa York
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF L. !.

~ r. 49,. a., WRDSEsDM siay 20. ls6a , a.
Leave James shp,JN T.. H m' "a I'As '"ANN '-
jamaica for Isp and all Way SianonS - .,,.l R,io,d 10
Leave Frankin.aye az 9o5 a. N, wa orVoA"H Neu"@'
jamaica for Ishp and slRNay stations - t.ra R.Yosd 70
Leave James slip n u at = m wa N"'s h'A
Jamaica r sip and alfWay Stations IL, potl,n C,rrtl
Leave Prankin.aye, Brooklyn, al ~ 2 ~, wa D'VVA'
Railroad 10 Jamaica, Tor Isp and all " elto ocnB,eubg
Leage Islp for Jamaica and All Nay sttous M,
Leave Ishp al for Jamaica rd all wy ave,
with train Of BROOKLYN tenifai hAi"~"' s''s "
Brooklyn at $3.50 a. m ..a al VA, .,.iou. eonbschf
- i fng Isapd Railroad arriving at Janesslp az
Lac Isp AZ sls for JanAa and all way tA,o
with OF Brooklyn CentrI hAA'o~'i ~
Brooklyn, at 3:O5 ~ ,h R,.t N.w. l,l and Jseat
hsiIead company "" HOBRRT WHITE. sabrirssnosss
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01

Illustrated Guide to the principal suburban places the Lac u
TIE Eastern Division o Railway has prepared snd can Be s
Of the By those wishing
personally the referred with the view OF setst
H. RIDDLE, General ssgL
New-York tribune., 1868-06-01
4rg GOODS.


SPECIAL SALE OF CLOAKs, &c.
On MONDAY. JUNE.
We win oher at retail the balance of cur stOei Of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLeAKs. sACQUEs AND
ATA VERY GREAT sACRIFICR
PARIS MADE sACQUEs, BASQUINEs, MANFIL-
LAS ETC, ETC,
OF THR NEWEST STYLES,
AT HALF THE COST OF IMPORTATION.
SILK sAcoUEs FROM sla TO cas- FORMERLY s3s TO ESQ
CLOTH sACoUBs AT &C, FORMERLY sla
CLOTH sACoUEs AT 60 FORMERLY $40
LORD TAYLOR,
No. .sl TO as7 BROADWAY.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
LALIES AND CHILDRENs FURNISHING De
PARTMENT.
LORD 6 TAYLOR.
No. .cl TO 4s7 BROADWAY.
GREAT INDUCTION IN PRICES.
CHOICE STYLES OF GRENADINES
And Robes in select patterns
orgAndies at less than half cost Of impoTaiOH
Pans Spring and Summer silks in great variety.
LORD C TAYLOR,
Nos 255 TO 2si GRANDsT,
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Nov htaIy'
A GRlCULTURE.
n A BOOK FOR EVERY FARMER
THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE.
BY GBO Z. WARlSG JR,


THE ELEMENTS OF AGRICULTURE
BY GBO Z. WARISG JR,
Author Of Draining for Profit Draining for Health
Formerly Agricultural Engineer Of the Central Park NeWYeIE
Revised Edition
This book was @ published Sbout years ago and largely
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Science cordially recommended to farmer
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