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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09
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DESSiON SURGEON. OFFICE ON THIRD
i street, between Brady and Main street.
Office hours, to 10 A. NJ. 3 80 3 r. NJ, 7 TO
, Eyeg. Residence. Brady st. bet 18th and 9Th
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-09

a. n. MAXWELL. N. NJ.
OFFICE NORTH ENTRANCE FIRST DOOR
W on the rikht YIela's Block UAyanpurt. Iowa.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25
STATE NEWS.

Tie workers Of the celebrated Kelly lead
mines Of Dubuque have been s'injunc,ed"
and famous old law suit is ahead.
At the Franklin Festival, givcn by the
printers OF Des Moincs, on laAt Friday night
. collection OF $l70 was made for the bene-
fit Of J. II. Dixon. This was in addition
to and exclusive Of the proceeds OF the sup
per.
We learn from the Muscatine Journal
that seven suits brought to collect notes Of
various persons in fav,r of the Iowa City
Central Insurance Company" were non
suited on Friday last il the District Court.
The Times says there is . movement
aioot to start stove foundry in Dubuque
during the coming season.
A little boy named Benjamin, while skat-
ing upon the ice on Camp Creek, in Marion
connsy. a few days since, was thrown upon
the ice so severely as to kill him in . few
hours
F. q. Crosby Of Fort Dodge, Iowa, Was
killed on the 10th day Of January, at ..'lori-
da Landing, thirty miles below Napoleon.
Arkansas. BY an explosion Of the pipe con-
nectsd with the safety valve of the steamer
D. W. Hewitt, en- which boat he was en-
ployed In the capacity of clerk. So SAYS
the Dubuque Time.
James NJ. Walters has just been forced in.
to involuntary bankruptcy At Keokuk. He
was required to give bords in the sum OF
so,ooO for his appearance. He wanted. !
little time to get the required security, being
placed under guard in the meantime. Find
ing he could not give bonds, he sluded his
guard and made bis escape.
The editor Of tho West Union Casstfs
in writing an obituary of the death Of on,
Of his compositors, uses the following hear
language, which expresses much, very
much, Of true friendship: "The writel
loves his friends. John was one Of them,
and good one. The path between ou,
house and the home Of the family to which
he belonged is very short and was always
well worn.'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25
.oanD or SUPER vssoRs.
JANUARY SESSION, 1865.
AFTERNOON SESSION

AFTERNOON StSoAbt.
Bod met at II o'clock pursuant TO ed
journmeni.
Upan calling the roll all tine members sp-
pesied excep, Mr.. Aplin..
Mr. Applegs,e from the Committee on
Bridges ard Highways, made the following
renort.
Your Commiliee to whom the application
of John Barr. ~ Lincoln township. was rc-
ferred, praying for the vacation and re-loca.
ton II part Of the territorial road in said
sow nship. is informal. the petition not cor.
aiming single signature that the bond
or undertaking on the part of said Barr il
Informal and insufficient, your COMMITTEE
prayer.
Which was adopted
Mr Apologize Grom same Committee, re
porei:
Your Committee to whom was referred
the petition OK q u Whitaker, asking for u
reconsideration Of the report in relation 20
4 road from John Culbcrtson's IL
70 stone quarry in LeClaire, your Commit
tee have consulted the attorney for THE
eoird in relation TO The same, who instructt
us that this Board have the authority 10
order the opening oil said road Your Com
mittee therefore recommend the adoption o
the following resolution:
Rosoioed That the repor. of the Commit
tee on Bniges and Highways, ordering sal.
road to be opened, is hereby reconsidered
and dismissed.
Which was adopted.
Mr. Appleyste, from the same commit ce
reported
Your Committee, TO whom was referred
The petitions of various townships in Scot
cnunty, asking appropriations from thu
bridge fund Ter the ordinary repairs o
bri iges previous 10 the June session, rec
ammend the appropriations of the follow
ing amounts to the townships:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25
xOwn City correspondence.

IOWA CIrY, Jan. 70, lSoS.
EprroR DEaocRAr The ladies' connected
with the Episcopal Church in Iowa City,
have, this week, given two entertainments
in Metropolitan Hall, which wero so pleas
ing and Successful in all respects that .
passing notice OF the Same csn hardly fail
to he Of lnteres. 10 many Of your readers.
Business having called me here on Wcdnes-
day, had the good fortune to be present
that evening and witness the gorgeous pan
tonine .. B.ue Beard, that bloody monster
whose terrible chamber Of death, where
one atter another HIS unhappy wives we're
cruelty destroyed, as portrayed in the nur-
sery story, has SO often shocked the tender
susceptible ties Of childhood. The panto-
mime was preceded by Inc reading Of the
pathetic story, whereby the audience were
prepared for the representation, which was
very beautiful, especially in the important
item Of costumes, the latter being really
elegant-their variegaied coiors and spark
ling ornaments, in the bright gas light
and sided by appropriate back grounds, pro-
Grcing brilliant effect, which harnonized
very well with the childish ideal Of the
splenicr Of Blue Beard S surroundings. A
piano accompaniment. finely performed,
was an Agreeable feature OF the p.riorm-
ance, which was throughout. charmingly
rendered, the acton Of the participants
bsing ssnarkably unembsrrassed and grace
iui. Blue Beard was ths ferocious indiyidu-
al we have always imagined him to be ;
whilst Fstima manifested such charming
nsirefs as one might naturally associate with
tae Character. Ihs ladies aud gentlemen
VINO represented the other characters ap.
pcarei to equal advantage, much TO the de
li,at of large audience. Aher Blus b. ard
Imaginable aud ingenious performance
similar to ,hs. given in ID venpors on r smi
lsroccasion, and there called The Sph,nx,
created n great deal OF merriment In til
All 'iaing h4h a boua eous supper was pro
viaed, and opportunities were afforded 10
promenading aud general sociability, whcl
formed the closing features Of . very enjoy
able 80. II.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25
GRABBE,S
Hair Restorative Or ReneWor

10 the only thing which will bring Grey hair to its
original color in short time also red or light hair to
beautiful brown. 1t sure cure for ali scurvy and
dsndru II and clean coats and clear healthy
scaips Its used and recommended by our best cit
isens. among whom are r. Lowry, Ebeneser Cook,
Geo. L. Davenport. DR.. W. W. Parker, James Arm
strong, J. C Balls T. H. McNair, NJ Dalsell, ir, Geo.
n. Parker. DR.. Rudolph Albert, w. H. Durant, Jno.
p. Cook. John p. Henry, Dr..J. W. witherwax, and
many ofhes.
Prepared only BY L. Grabbe. under the Lion Store,
corner Main and Second street For sale also by A.
Seglits. fremont House, Chicago, H. and C. Muller
3s4 Michigan Avenue, Detroit, Mich o. KLEIN, Il
Crosse, Wis.,: Mrs. E. Y. Wilson. Dubuque. Iowa.
J. ". MeKthuny. Dfuggisk Nazioa, Iowa; @. n
Woo0wosth, Cnomieal Wesln, 0eeAeo1e.N. Z.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25

CORONER. The Board Of Supervisors
yesterday appointed Dr.. J. ). Tomson 70
act as Coroner un,il the next general elec-
ton. Dr. Hospiner, who WAS elected last
f.ll, could not bold the position, being una
bic to qualify, as he had not yet taken ou.
his naturalization papers.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25

Seaxox TO BusSEsa Max. The Rev.
A. d. Kenii, will preach sermon ss-
pecally to the business men Of Davenport
on Sunday Oo-morow) evening. at the NJ.
=. Church, corner 9th and Brady streets
business men OF all classes are cordially in
yiled 10 be present
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25
CaTY NOTICES.

CLoTnrsc and gents furnishing goods,
such as will give perfect satisfaction, can al
ways be had =, Sam Perry's, No. As Brady
street. His stock is complete and we'll Sc
lcc,ed, and, being bought at the closest
market figures, can be sold cheap. PArtic-
ular attention is always given 10 custom
work, especially in cutting and making
dress suits Gentlemen, when your ward.
robe needs repleni. hing, be sure aud cal
at perrys popular establishment.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25
Git Z 1T Il IA - .

Royal BAKING powDEa Is actually cheap
sr " tsenty five per cent. than Cream Tar
iar and Soda, as commonly used. Ask
YOUR grocer for il.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25

CoarLiagsrAny.-Thc Muscatine Courier
speaking OF Bishop Lees Pan Anglican Lsc
ture in that city and it's repetition in Dav-
enport, seucily remarks that 'the DavcD-
porters don't know the talent they havo ct
their own doors until it is drawn out 10y
Nuscatine enterprise
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25

GRrswoLp CoLLgoE.-Students wishing to
begin the Spring Term At Griswo.d College
should be on hand Thursday morning next,
Jan 3oth. Sc..d TO the Secretary for cat
,lavra
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25
Exc amination at lariowo1d Col
lego.

The regular semi-annual examinations Of
the collegiate department will begin on Mon
day, Jan. 27th, and continue two days.
Classes will be examined in the following
classes in the order in which they are here
stated:
MONDAY, A. M.-Algebra, Rhetoric, Ho-
mer. Tscitus. P. M-Livy, Plane and
Spherical Trigonometry.
TUESDAY, A. M.-Cicero de Omciis, Moral
Philosophy. Elements Of Criticism. r. NJ.
-Demos.henes Physics (embracing Optics.
Heat and Electricity.
On Wednesday, January 2sth, classes will
be examined in the Preparatory Depart
ment
These examinations are open to the pub.
lie, and the friends Of education are invited
to be present. IL. n. PoMEas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25

1t is estimated that there were fifty three
million, three hundred and thirty five thou
sand bushels Of corn raised in Iowa in 1867.
The total corn crop Of the United States for
the year wa. 775 $50, 600 bushels.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25

The Muscatine Courisr gives the follow
ing item Late last Saturday night boy
made his appearance At the Ogilvis House in
thi. city and asked the landlord, Mr. Gillets.
il he would keep him over night. 1t seems
that his father had turned him into the
street, not even allowing him to get his
can. al because he had attsnded the Meth
cdis, church. On hearing the facts Mr. q.
gave him a bed and 10 the morning present
ed him with . covering for his head, after
which he departed. The father is a man
well-knoxn in this city, but for reasons O.
ou- own we suppress his name
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25

"fhe dearest thing you ever knew with
in = human door, is "Barrett's Hair Res.
tors,ive." Read the advertissment, and
eea that to this valuable article was award
"a - First Pseoiuo ef . Silvss MedAl.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25

BIsnnP LEES LECTURE at the Congrega
tiona. church last evening was not so large
ly attended as it deserved to be. A crowd
ci house should have rewarded the lecturer
for the treat he gave his audience. As i,
was the Young Meas Christian Associa-
ton will realize something, but nothing
near what it should have been. Those
who attended were much pleased with the
ecture
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25

b.grrs OeaaA lIou.g NRs. nAsDEs's 3
roNHiNArioN TnarPe-fne lovers OF the
u, timac dsama viii Be pleased to hear that
hr. Ra-lis has clpsei an engagement with
Mrs. I. Is. Lauder'5 Combination Troupe,
ard i vii appear at The Opera House on
the 5th, 9th and 7th days OF February
next. Mrs. Land I is tho widow Of the dis
ting shed Gen. Lauder. Before her mar
rage she was well known as Miss Daven-
port, one Of the leading actresses of the
country. Her plays are those presented by
Madame Ristori, with the impro vemen, ha,
they are given in Elslsh. In Elizabeth" +"
MARY Siiar.," and LADY Macbeth" she
siacds without an equsl. She is unques-
tionably the leading actress Of the American
stage at the present day, disputing even
with Risiori, superiority in the field which
both have chosen. In her plays she is
supported by Mr.. j. II. Taylor aud firs.
class troupe.
The agent. Mr.. o. II. Ross, will be here
next Tuesday, TO mako oil necessary ar
rangemcnts for successful presentation o
Mrs Lauders great plays. That she will b,
received with enthusiasm cannot be ques
toned. The house. on each night Of hel
appearance, should certainly be crowded
from pit 70 DOME" We pr edict for her I
brilliant season.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25

GRABBk'S COLOGNE AND LAVENDER Wa
- IEk, Warranted equal to any In nee.
Grabbc's Pimple Banishcr
Removes from the face, pimples, ffeckles. &c. II
lso softens he skin and beauties the complexion
Prepared by L. GrabSe, under the Lion stsrs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-25

adjourned this morning, closing the Jan
uary session aftcr ten days labor. Much
business was transacted during that time,
AID some very important measures were
acted on.
TAis afternoon quite . number of the
members Of the Board visited the Poor
House farm, 20 take . look at things out
there. Extra handkerchefs and cologne
bottles we're il demand ~. before their
departure
PsRsoSAr - We had the unexpected
pleasure OF mestins State Senator, W. W
Cones early this morning. lie was passing
through the city on his way TO Chicago, TO
attend to some business matters, and stop
ped over one train to see his constituents
here. He reports legislative aif,irs running
smoothly. On the liquor question he is Of
the opinion that the RAIDS would like to r.
peal "thc wine and beer clause if they were
not afraid of It, Whistle up your courage
ard drive on. tho cnl of the road viii .oon
bs reached
WANTED ISroaMArIoN The Muscat ne
Courier, ofyesterday, SAYS: "An old friend
of ours, who reliriouslY reads the Journal,
ans, as rcligousy avoids subscribing for the
Courier, was 81 ting in the Court House
night before last while Mr.. Martin. of pa-
venpor', was making his argument in the
Saylor case. Incidentally. hc the lawyer
once or twice referred 10 the well-hnown
Biblical story Of Joseph and Po,iphar's " lie
by way Of illustration. Our friend listened
with al his ears until he had got through,
when, in tone of disappointed curiosity be
sx x'laimed TO by ISLANDER, 'Durn it, | was
IN hopes he would explain about Nd' ,io,eih
and Pottsrs 'riis. rio jhey uerc. THIS IS
cspifel. We recommend eur up-s,rec,
friends to occasionally publish a chapter OF
two of tne Holy Wril for the education OF
The New York herald., 1868-03-12
IMPORTANT ART SALE.


undersigned respectfully announces that be win in
few days place exhibition, pparaory TO public sale his
occon Of pictures which has eD recently much enriched
py Of important works made during his
dence Paris the time OF the great Exhbition as well
rom The various other centres OF Europe and containing
which gufed 6y his long artistic experience Of
than thirty years. combined with an ample expenditure
of capital.
CARNIvAIs DE vENIsE, &C.,
considered chefs dou,ue Of their respective artists and
must be seen TO be apprecia ted.
The following of ne various artists WILL serve to
show the character OF the uecton large portion or which
were painted expressly to er, VIZ. -
y. r. Church, Baugniet II. Baron,
Isabey L. Migno w. Riestahl
And. Achenbach, Fauveiet De Johnghe,
Devedcux, Carl Becker, Hasenclever,
a. SchelhouL Dansnert, Pecrus,
Vysse,. Y. Chave, W. Bousuereau
a. Gullmin, Savage, Lasale,
eossns wnems L. isays'' Ray, DSa Daa,
Louis Meyer Escoscura, Koekkoek,
yau1ier Schlesinger j. Robie
=. Roinncn, Fanny Geefs, Herman @. ten Kate.
gsignac, Van Os, Mile. Rosenboom,
Inc BnckhuyBen. Klombeck, M Cafsch,
n. Burgers, Ian Patteel, w. yerschuur,
yerboeckhoven, Otto Erdman, Mengelberg
lie Heuve, Won Franken, Tschaggeny,
". Amberg A. Dllens, 7. Kels,
Uornberg, Kinder, Montgny,
Van Wyngnerdh Carl Hubner, w. Bromley,
q Armheld, q. Wcrsey, Carl HoG
uesselschAp, Ingenmey, Rofe,
BoddinGtou, X. j. Cobbett Nordenberg,
Van Hove, Count de Bylandl j. I. Peee, &C.. &c.E
0hnyer Sr. A. Berstadt. :
Full particulars Of the time and place Of SALE which, is
s1pecsd viii commence about the 2h inst viii shortly be
J. p. BEAUMONT, No. 2 Bond street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12
HORSES, CARRIAGES, SsC.

A SPECIAL AND PEREAPT0RY SALE OF FotR
a. valuable Horses by order Of assgne will place
This day. at II NJ, sharp at vANDEWATEaS salesroo "a
Duane street, near ceTtre, by public auction.
Consisting Of The famous fsst trong horse Light by Ba-
shaw, 1875 hieh old half brother Lantern
simile Of him and his original formerly by
Colonel Hal he sound ami kno, driver
beat 2 80 any day. =
BeauA Golden sorrel Coa by De orsays Gold Dust br I'd
IN Kentucky, l6 high, ycsrs old tro 345 now nd
in this county, and is wars ned soaId and kind,
Fine styled and beautiful Gray by Norman
years DID, with great ambition and encirsnce II hail
brother 70 Prince John by Hakaway he is hpe gen.
ranted sound and kind End to beat 2:4o.
Fine large brown coach Horse 64l high years
old, Kentucky Bred cannot be exceed city Tor Vie
and elegance he cost $500 Kentucky ast fa E ina
stopper with lofty action, and erie ctiy sound
and kind. '>S'' 'oN
Gentlemen wishing to purchase first class bor,es yll find
his rare opportunity as they the finest ss of horses
Taned as represented and fair trial win be aren This sale
The horses can be II O'Clock, or time
OF sale, In front of saesroom "a Duane str -. ~ ~
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

LII xINDs OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA saieMedcines for all diseases. Prepared food FOR
meckng birds, At b. DovEys Nos. and Greene sreoI
corner Canal.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12
NEWSPAPERS.

TOR sALE-F1LEs OF THE NEW YORK DAILY
Herald ten years Sunday Times, thirteen years Ledger
pine yearst Sunday Mercury and mhsr payers Address
W y Ap boa pl4 Post olucn. ksw York
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

AT THE CITY AUCTION MART
n Thirty-ninth street, J. j. HENR
sale Saturday morning, at IL o'cloc
riages, Harness, Robes, Blankets, VIII
tions at sale. No postponement on
Sales at this establishment are regular
Saturday throughout the year, and
pect Horses suitable for all purposes
vertised or not. The proprietor cond (
and honorably, and he win not kno,
thing he has for sale. In the build 1
for showing the action, style and 81 Z
sold. A large collection of Carriag. =
kets, Whips, &C., always on hand NJ
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

TINTED STATES MAII. TO HAVANA
~ ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
selling regularly every Thursday al O'Clock r. NJ precisely,
from pier No. North river. :.
MISSOURI, Captain Palmer .Mareh .h ~ 5s
fo' "''s1' ' f"G GEo b. HARRISON, President,
No Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
- From New York only @25 steerage.
COLORADO Cutting W Wedne esday, March Is
NEBRASkA,s Guard. W Wednesday March 26
From pier 81 East river.
Cabin passage, $50, gold.
Passage TO New York, Paris, Hamburg. Rotter-
DAM &c. Drafts Ireland, England, France and Germany
Apply to WILLIAMS 4 GuIoN. % Broadway and IS
South street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

RUsINEss OPPORTUNITIES.

"A acres within mile Of railroad and Sthir 20 miles
of large city Wesl desrous 10 trade for stock OF Dry
Goods and Notions Address Farm, welmore House, $50
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

IL BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
n FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers iny al
BILE Mango Cure and Flea Extrminator rs B,ers
work, 50. Extra stock Dogs.
DlRDS wANTED-SIX PAIRS ENGLISH SPAytRoWs
- Apply TO roam %, No. ~ Broadway.
noG AND PIGEON STORE, 81 NEW CHAMBERS
sreet-A choice breeds bought sold, Sleek Dogs
all Kinds JAMES Sr1IJNge-
The New York herald., 1868-03-12
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

L ARiADSE, Captain Eldridge, will leave pier ~ East
SAGE Apply 10 - o. H. MALLORY X CO.,
15C Maiden lane.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12
DAoIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
Throurh Line To California and China.

Freight and passage at greatly REDUCED rates ~.
Steamers OF the above line pier AZ North rver 1901
of Canal street u o'clock, noon of s lin and s OF
everv month except when fail sunday then
on the saturday preceding 100 lbs baggage free 70 eacn
adult Medicine and attendance free. ...,,.
March 2l--RIsING STAR, Captain Conner, connecuhs
with CONSTITUTION, Captain caverly IN, ..r
Steamer Of March 2i lsos closely with eteamer
CHINA leaving San Francisco April IA Tor Japan ana
China. , :. a. "a ,,,o
For passage tickets aud all information apply at the COM
Pans e' ~ " ~ +. r. BABY, Agent.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

pRoviScE OF $40 PAuLo BRAZIL.
L SAC PAULO RAILWAY
daily train 20 and from Santos Sac Paulo and Jundahy
running within thirty miles Of Csnpinas.
yAxuAgY ], ls6s. J, J. AuBeRTfN, superintendent
BThe booking Office IN Santos will be open for tickets
and Iuggase on the arrival Of the boats from RIO. t
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

MART, HSOAT,WAy AND
HENRY Mnctionser. regular
O'CLOCK nof Horses and Car
3, VIM fs, &c. Full descrlp-
Mt on sstc0unt Of weather.
egular severy "Wednesday and
ana bayers may always ex-
poses Vvyhether especialIy nd.
'ond at,s HIS business fairly
mo, sirgly misrepresent any
ma Hs Is a large driving ring
81 en OF horses while being
az - Harness., Robes, Blan-
~ Hrrivnte Iaie.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12
RESTAURANTS.

T,y,., fsH HARSs-yfRY FINE HOMELESS ENGLISH
IL rssss Bacon. Cumberland Hams Ftuno HadLock.
lust geia' 49, ARpsoN'S - Fulton street. psW Q0&
Bass Als 10 iinusAt -
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

| GOOD CASH PAYING BUSINESS FOR sALE-
N Established 6 wears, this city but niue capai re-
| ouired. Address II. b. D.. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

TO PARTIES FURNTsHING.-A MOST DESIRABLE
st q Fwnitnrc Cooking Utensils lc for sale, tho
iany WI hs sold cheap Call Tor tyo days al A Grand
The New York herald., 1868-03-12
HORSES, cARRIAGEs, SO.

ENABLES TO LET-3s5 EAST rHIRTY.sIYTH STREET.
~ Third also story in Forytrst street.
near Lexington also IL vestry street. near Canal
street. J. @. BAILEY, 10 Fifth street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

~ ,NeJV.UNtV. With this amount, IN manufacturing
business rroteeei by two paens amount doubled IN two
years. sarantge Address, with name and place. apply
The New York herald., 1868-03-12
RELIGIOus NOTICES


OuADRAGEsIMAL sTATfoN.-CHuRCH OF ST. VIM
" cent de Paul, Twenyhir street, between Sixth and
seventh avenues series Of sermons In the French lsp-
guaze will be delivered " the ~ -
Rsv. Father Chocarne, xA-s
Of the Dominican Order Of Priesthood, on Sundays ~
ION A.. NJ, Tuesdays at r NJ, and Fridays a0R ~
during Lent r.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

NT0Nfsz TO LOAN AT 7 PER CENT ON FIRST CLASS
In property IN this city. KING h Co,
167 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

AN INTEREST IN AN ESTABLISHED MANuFAU'
"A tory dealing staple goods and having excellent acl'
ties, win be sold on easy terms.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

TyOR ST. THOMAS AND BRAZIL. ,,.,,n, . ooo .or.
The esennt screw steamship sogo .Sno
burden Car Geo. b. Socum, win sail for kio de Janev
and inernediae ports Tuesday, March 2 a3ociocS =
NJ. from Ter !3 North river
ror ii0sa' - p"'sas0 "WM r. GARRISON, Agent,
No : Bowling Green.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

CoJfH CARoI.INA SIX rssR CENT BONDS AND yIR-
- sgira six per cent Stock isr sale lew.
MANNING g DE FOREST, 10 Wall'street.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

RARGAIN FOR CAsH..-MAGNIF1CENT FRENCH SAT.
IN brocael Parlor Suit made 10 order for 1885, will be
sold for ss00; one do. sbo green reps Suit eb Turkish
nar Lounges great variety OF paror and bedroom rurn
ture and Mattresses cheap ERNEST ROTHS furniture
wareroom, IS Blcecker street, Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-03-12

A SPECIAL ATTENTION
IA. this day, at 12 NJ, prompt,
able line of first class Horses, 70
order of assignee.
JOHN l.. VANDEWATER, (.