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New-York tribune., 1868-07-01
ELITERARY ITEMS.

A popular edition of the. translation of Dante
by Phalehes king John Of saxony) has just appeared
at Dresden
A new edition of the celebrated collection of
the Historians Of the Gauls and Of France in course Of
publication by Dom Bouquet and the Institute Of France
The old edition fctchcs 1861 at sales the new one VIII be
completed for 4Gt, in % vols.
Samuel BOwles & Co. of Springfield, Mass,
will issue immediately after the passage Of the amended
Revenue Law now before Congress. annotated edition
OF the same edited by Charles n Emerson Assessor or
the 10th Massachusetts District and author Of tho Rev
euue Guide" and Internal Revenue Hand Book" which
works have had extensive circulation and become Inter
nal Revenue Law Textbooks The proposed edition VIII
be issued as q Supplement- to the Handbook ana VIII
important and indispensable both TO Internal Revenue
Officers and TaXPayers.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-01
Corporation AOtitts.
TION NOTICE-Pnblie Notice is

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public Notice is
~ hereby given to the owners occupant or oGcnpan OF m
following have been completed and lodged the
Of the Board Of Assessors for examination by all persons inter
i For Regulating Grading Curb Gutter and Tsgsng 4h street
3D. For Fsrgnr 5ith street from Broadway s
Building 2'h street between 5th and 9Th avenues
Sb For Buns Sewers IN Bddse sheriff and Goerck streets
Rvnon Streets Norfolk street. between Stanton and
StS For Laying Crossw,R from the to the W. Of
An Fr IsDg CsssE in Greenwich street oppose No 222
Lahg COsswa from No 3G Greenwich street to the oppo
10Th Fer Laying Houston from the W. to the
llth For Laying CrOsTaR the Of wAvery place
i2i6 For Lsyins Co.svak from N to the of
i5iS Is1as cos.Tsa from No es to No Iie9 B5SadEy Wy
Cosswak Ia West 29h street. opposite No so
18Th Laying Crosswa West 2h street opposite Ward school
10th For Laying CrO,va the north side Of Stanton and Orchard
place with Nicoison Pavement
T Limits o5 By u S sd ISp SaTes Of ne % o
1t Bob sides Of ~ iS Ie ron m 70 S Sh avgnu 70 'e ei'sN'
"a Both sides of 4h street from Broadway to 8th avenne
side Of 2b from lb point 40 feet westerly there
from sso the westerly SIDE 4 senu from M a to lSA ,Iee
sides Of New syenus from 1884 to to ls9 s5s $ streets ~
9Th Bot, ses Of Edge SesHs 5 ard Gqfs sree 3 2% BoS
also both sides Of Norfolk street. from Houston to Sian'
7iS Boih sides Of fGreeuvch street from Tenth point half
West
block and west Of Greenwich street,
9Th Both sides of Getnwch street to point sa way distant rom
also the south Iie Of Barclay street rom
point half the block east and west of Greenwich
9th Both street from Duane TO Reade street
10th The VsteT side Of aooog to The sIiea 81 nall ss SoS
IS lhs tsieat a Of Ssf The block vest Of Mssour
l Waerey place from 6ih Avenue to Grove streets
Of Gay street the extent Of half the block north Of
WEverley place.
18th northery Grand street to the etent Of hahe heE
east sn street both SIDES Of Orchard street tie
extent o. ha the block north Of Grand street.
I Both sides Of 2gth street from gth Ia l0ih avenues
18Th sides Of 18Th street from 9Th 20 th avenues
noher Of Stanton street TO The extent oi Dali e
Orchard street; also both sides Of orchard street
TO the extent bafbe block nOrhery from Grand street
Washington place from Broadway TO University
the block the iutsrsecng streets
An persons whose affected by the aboyeDamed Assess
opposed the either OF them are Teqnee
10 present their affections in writing Jscob OAKLEY Chairman be
Bo Assessor their Office No 3 Chamber street basement Ne"
with the date Of this notice.
JACOB +. OAKLEY. }
JOHN j. OTTIWBLL, Board Of AssessorL
ISAAC O. HUNT,
Ner Court HOUSE J1ne 2th lHbd
New-York tribune., 1868-07-01
OK NEW BOOKS
- JUST ISSUED
LEE G SHEPARD.

PROM THE OAK TO THE OLIvE-A Plain Record Of Pleasant
Tourney. By Juha Ward Howe l2mo, Cloth 81
Farm TALK-Aruces a CoIoqua style on Familiar Fam
Tees Bv Geor.e f. Bracket l6mo Paper cents Cloth 81
on NURSES AND NURSING AND THE MANAGEMENT OF
SICK WOMEN Prof II. II. Storer. NJ D.. author Of WHY
E0tp "IsdIP - etc l6uo Paper 80 eentsi Cloth VI
UPSIDE DOWN; Or WILL AND WORE BY Rosa Abbott lG1o.
Illustrated By Thomas Mast 81
NOTIFY DBIPLE AT HOME Bv Sophie May author Of noy
Dnpe Granimothers.' Little Pudy Stories, etc l-mo
illustrated by Thomas Mast IS cents
THE CRUISE OF THE DASHAWAYi Or KATY PrTSANs VoY-
lsE Dy NAV Mnuerg author Of Climbing the Rope etc l6mo
Illustrated BY Thomas Mast 81
',u teeai-t ofr mice LEE ( SHEPARD, Publishers,
No. Was Boston
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iqOtitts Of Bankrupttu.

TWISTS TO GIVE NOTICE-That on the 10Th
Of June A. D. l8G8 bankruptcy issued against
the estate Of STEPHEN H. DoDD Of the township Of East Orange
SeNJerSey,
bankrupt his peon that The payment Of debts and Do
belonging bankrupt
The traos Of by bm forbidden by law; that
meeting the creditors Of the said bankrupt 70 their debts and 10
choose VI bis estate will be held Of
Bankrpv to be 1853 Man street. Paterson
before Thomas d. HOIsey Register the @ dAy Of August A. d.
l859 at 10 ocOek 10. WILLIAM BUDD DEACON,
u. S. Marshal as Messenger for District New-Jers,y
JAMES w FIELD, Attorney. jyllNw3sW
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geoal 9Oiitts.

rVHE HECOMONWEALTH of PENNSYLVANIA.
4 -UORATIO G.. SICKLES TREASURER or THB LATE
GETTYSBURG ASYLUM FOR INVALID SOLDlERS-Couo Com
Pleas of Dauybn County Penn April Term o6-No 49, Pursu
Of Court this made June 1868 notice Is hereby
given persons having making claim TO the fund Court
the defendants hands and paid by h
into Court this suit aud make their said claim therein be-
fore September l. 1853 or be forever debaued herefom
lea isw3w w JOSEPH H. EISLEi PTothonotaTy. q
New-York tribune., 1868-07-01
Mtoifal.

BRYAN'' LIFE rsvroonAron.
RRJUvREATIKG ELIXIR
FOR ALL DRRANGRNENTS OF THB URINARY ORGANS q
II strengthens the system, and gives
LIFR HEALTH, AND STRENGTH
IA al who and follow dTeonA IL never falls 10 remove
Debility mpoteBey Want CT Power and al weakness arising
from .Iees or youthful Bdcre4op resulting loss Of memory IN
pept dreams weak headsbe trembling general
ssade Of T0D flashing Of the kn which negseied S
Consumption When the system Is once
,gsctsd n viii not recover II be nvgoratd and
streagbsosd 70 en- n the duties Of life
DEPOT No 06 EAST THIRTEEHTHST., EBW'lORk
'" ONE DOLLAR
New-York tribune., 1868-07-01
Yursrs, Carriages, ct.

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART,
N Bro.issy and Thrty5i1h sgSar pnee sales Of HOUSES
riding and driving he'd every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
oooek Buyers VII aSaTs hnd numoef OF
orses susble for light driving Iad heavy work at these sales
whether especially advertised not The largest ns.oineh Of hew
and seeondasd Carriages and great variety Of Harness slSAs on
hsnd superior Park PkGetons by hiser stephens
EOR SALE-A large assortment OF frst-class
J. LIGHT BU0GlBs, Top ard Open, at reduced EIsss
a. ACKBES, Sing Sing
New-York tribune., 1868-07-01
oh, Gurt.

0bt Gurf
JEROME PARK.
- SUMMER MEETING.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
FIRST DAY. THURSDAY, JUNE 80
First Rsce-Preinmn $50 1t miles.
Second -NestcheSter IIandcap, II miles
Third Race-Sweepstakes. 2.year ODDS, auougs
Fourth Premium 800 mile heats.
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, July ].
First Raee-Twoyear Old stakes
Second Raee-Preuum : 900 2nl@ heats
Third Race-Weter Cup, ridden b. members OF TIE CInh
Fourth Raee--Seiiug Stakes II miles
THIRD DAY THURSDAY, July 2
First Race--Iiurie Race, Il miles. o hurdles.
Second Race-Sweepstakes 3year ohs. u niles
Tbiri Race-GTand National Stakes 1mie heats
OF nile Cup. value $3.50 oT all hoTses 10
be rdd By emhe Of the Club. Nelter weights
Race at O'Clock each day.
Full particulars In small biiS
Course and Stand S2 10 Course Sap
and Stretch SO each day.
J. h Irvine Sec AUGUST bbLhONl, ffe@
IEROME PARK RACES.-Extra trains fo1
~ above depot al Of osecondst aud foarthse
returning after the rse. Ny cars gong up Wa
lard passengers at FOrty.seeondst depot - ,.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-01
CECOND EDITION.
THE SPANISH Gypsy.

By GEORGE ELIOT.
Author Of Adam Bede Tie Mil the Floss &c lyoL lUmo
This Poem received enthusiastic welcome from The pres
st fh have surrse even those who look for ordinary
HIND wormaup the hand that has poinced two OF the Of
Is ematty great poem great conception great in
deeply belonging to times more een n
nBjng rm shaped conditions OF aud made
port hopes ld fortunes md pasors Of men Ile s H
grand aud massive It nre all The psonag are shap!
f Of e The landscapes mag1ihcen Tie wise Teens ana
lptustraous ucesart ayshy ereAag every
Aaganne ,,,,..,........ ,-..., -, sr.l
TO- and completed quite worthy 81 the author Adam bae Nof
d. lud wanting with these subticr pchooc ud tle h9i
suggestive oentm humorous description Of outside manners sd
habits the Of Mrs IOySer ke-
n The Spanish Gpsy George Eliot has achieved great work Her
the exposition q theme Which could not wen e Au our
Of poetry marked to leave any doubt o her uue 10 TIE AAe o
Is ubd6udy much the greatest poem ofauy wide scope and
plan magnitude which has proceeded RON WomanA poem
kr pesor 10 Mrs Browning Leigh ~ London Spectator
The spanish GYPSY places the author the most prominent
poetic genereon IN genes Of view dtph ana ii
of foush range Of knowg force Of charaseron and parity OF
Itye ts poem George Eliot above Mrs Brownng or even
N Aurora Leigh there is nothing Whlcu ID 70 Nm
IgiDaoa egga the last tSo books OF The Spanish Gy
% For sas b7 all Booksellers postpaid receipt Of price
h. tba Pphlisbsrs TCKNOR l. FIELDS. Boston.
and No 60 Bleeekerst, New.YorA
WAS IT A GHOST +? Or THE MURDERS
w IL BUSSEYs WOOD is attracting SIsat a''erao1 - ,
concise review OF a The Ano"n aes e'neeed Nh We.
terrible which startled the community three ytaFs ago i
Be man and woman has deep interest and oad not allow
dual murder pass into obAra mi be eupn bfnkh' "
The subject Is treated With great sk reminds you De Quincy
Genus O'' j. 81 all -' JoRISG Publisher Boston
CTORY on PARTNERSHIP, New Edition.
les on THE LAW OF PARTNERSHIP IS 4 BRANCH or con-
MBRCIAL AND MARITIME JuBlSPRlDEN With occasional "
Edited by John C. Gray Of tie Boston bar $40 aT
sheep - So
New-York tribune., 1868-07-01
professional gOtitts.
i)rOpusaIs.

proposals.
OFFICE DEPOT AND DsBuHsiNG QuAEruNlsrgR,l
ATLANTA, Ga June ~. 1909
DR0P0SALS.-Sealed Proposals will be re-
ceived at this ohee until u FRIDAY, Jay 3 1853 which
time they will be opened. for supplying this Depot With
100000 pounds OATS,
l,SUO pounds CORN
100000 pounds TIMOTHY HAY
100000 pounds STRAW
three bushels
the bush Corn sacks
bushels standard pounds the jshel All TO be free
d other defects Aoi delivered at Qsarens Store
house Poh where they will be weighed and
Hay and must be well bAd aud free from dirt weeds other
delivered stable Prior and Line
streets. Atlanta where they will be weighed aud inspected
Delivery July 10 1902 With Ih th amount Of each
continue equal for the ensnfe I've months
Separate bds be made for each ace and peate
with . copy Of tbs advertisement attached ~ each
Bidders invited be represented the opening the
proposals. ... -,
The Government reserves the right reject oil bids accept
parts be to the best interests Of the service
Propo should addressed the undned end udorssd
envelope Proposals flr the delivery Of Forage and Straw
By order Of Breget Brig Gen r. saIton, Chief q N.
Firt Lieut. 18th Isfany A. A. O. NJ, charge Of Depot
New-York tribune., 1868-07-01
gttturts amG f1trtinss.

ZION. HORACE GREELEY will deliver his
yrest Lecture Subject "SeCAaie Menu The Elm st. Meth
oiSt Church Elm Myrtle and Bushwckave BoOkyp D..
THIS Wednesday, EVENING, at8 O'Clock
Tickets 50 cents
GENERAL SOCIETY OF MECHANICS AND
" TRADESMEg or THg CITY OF NBwloRK-rbe Rssul.4
will be held AZ Mechanics Hal, No. ~ bfos1
way THIS wednesday, EVENING. Il o'clock - A..
~'' WILLIAM VAN NoRDBN Secretary
New-York tribune., 1868-07-01
Gttursions.

Gytursions
DAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
~ ROSLiN landing At Whone. BTss D9eh ursat nC1'
and Glen Wood on and after hONDAi
June TIE steamer ARRONSMITH Capt Msee WI aYe tecs
slip "a East River monpg al 9o Or Ibe aoVe l1
iHgs. Returning, will leave Roslyn at $3.50 p m:
EXCURSION JULY F0URTH-TO NEW-
AZ HAVEN the beautiful Cty Of ns-Steamer
leaves Psckp az aud Eewayen, returning az II p m Inc
views along Long and around Newayen Bay make the
trip unsurpassed Fare M the round tip ~ No charge Tor berh
DARGES and STEAMBOATS, to CHARTER.
ID Pleasant Valley Waters Grove to LIZ EIeu
ofce No. 332 Westst, near Barrow H. b. CkOoSbII
New-York tribune., 1868-07-01
Snttmal Btbrnur.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF lNTERNAL
~ RFVENTR 3D DISTRICT or THE STATE or NETWORK,
No Cdart comprising the First Second and Pourth Wards Of The
Cy yofNeWYork-AENUAL TAX NOTICE-Noiice Is hereby given
that list Of assessed the above Collection District
fr the year beginning 1868 has been received from The Assessor
aud that duties therein specified have become Que
PAYABLE uuders gue will attend personally or by deputy 81
lis Office No Cedar BoaGgGT daily Snutays eIceed)
commencing day July ensuing aud ending on TIE M Gay %
August receipt Of said duties taxes &c once hours RON ~
m 10 D. M Tie the annual hst plate
carriages yachts tables fortes gold watches licenses
and mon All persons who thal neglect 70
nav lie sums due respectively according 20 the list aforesaid
herein specified Will become late
scrbed by the law. bhhhiDAN hhOOhi OoNe0oh
ust,d SKw. York June % 1863
New-York tribune., 1868-07-01
60 a0lbom II mau 6onttru.

CAUTION.-A SUBSCRIPTION BOOK Of
the EEW.YORK PORT SOCIETY having been mslam stolen
Office Of psy to whom tvs sent TIE public 're nolsl
that an ann cations this Sceiy and bT
note m m h agent Rev Bea B. Ma requesting checks % De-
made payable 10 EtuJ 5. IeIOel, iTelsuIer. 49, - . . .
June 80 1863 GEORGE w LANE. Pfeslieu'
nRAINAGE LANDSCAPE, and CIAIL
CHTCKERlNG 4 GALL 80. ~ WaN-st. ulork
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gjotds.

9jotcls.
PARIS
GRAND HOTEL DE LATHENEE,
OLD 40 IS, RUE sCRBE-Nos. 10 AND II.
mnsg OF the Hotel De Patience in calling the attention Of the
travelling public the change Nos Rue Scribe takes this oPPou
m 20 Offer Bis numerOu, guests his sincere thanks for their very liberal
patronage given to his establishment
M PoLLoSAIs shall deserve their confidence by his ut
uo,t care and excellent Management Of his Hotel
New-York tribune., 1868-07-01

CACKETT, BELCHER a. CO.-The remaining
- ASSETS and BOOK ACCOUNTS Of sad fm vii be SOLD W
LAWRENCE STRATTOS Public Auction No III Piueai
EewYork the 18th o. july gC3 u including certain LANDS
in Teas Por further information cal a above
rNHE "YOUNG WOMEN's HOME" of the
Ladies Christian Union removed from Easi toueeuihsi to
No. u North Wasn Onsquare NaodougasL Good refer
required from persons applying for board
New-York tribune., 1868-07-01
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC CHAEirigs Ayp CoEHErrOs,
N. Annr Iura l I.lLL


NEW YORK, Juue %, 1902 )
4 ABOR BUREAU Whereas, the amount OF
labor C7 of EesYork IL in n the demand
and Ia tue Winter months burden lie Public ttac
while interior o the country there Il at an times deficiency o
such lshor. therefore
ResI,d That Breau established the rs Of Jur az The
Cutml Tie uuieT the dci"u Of The Surrn
the emigration Of uucaJoj Cd Ia
boz 10 the interior and subject 90 the uoairg rules;
Books provided IN which shall b recorded the hud "
depce Of renuabe ahboded applicants r employment uer
places nativity Zen gh Of resdeuc tle city, de vocation
whether married single tie uaWber persons dIdcn them
for support he health. Of each q such
Applications labor interior will be- recoTed setting forth
the names the applicants their Teteir The knis OF labor
quTei nationality, and e peTt0u ds e Whether mar
red with without families ard the limit Of tine rom
date application 10 which such perons te forwarded
applications labor be accompanied hr certificate 81
Justice 6i the Paee the Poor % tie 10 which
that DEE ~ good neral character, aud competent
10 flifl the payment Of contrac. or hy dollars
With application he = money f
at sight Eeslok sufficient pay the travelling expenses the
persons required ard per cent addition, for provisions while on
tbe journey. ,
he person applied for be forwarded y the time spseied the
t will he held subject the Of tAe
applicant RENTED 70 hn iu such manner b. shall direct
When conditions Of the applicants for labor inhd and
Herewith, binding contracts VII be made In
behalf applicants With the person scut that they la tier
arrival nmediey and satisfactorily Ierfoua such number Of days
at the current tie residence Of the appL
eauts 10 the sum advanced for their transportation.
JAMES BOWES,
ISAAC BELL tc--t--t-..-.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-01
STEAMBOATS, anS YaiIruaSs.

RRISToL LINE 20,
BOSTON,
From Pier No. 20, n. r., foot Of Canaist, at6 p m
TRAVELLING STILL CHEAPER.
~ Duo '0N MEALS. 50 CENTS to 50.
or 2OO Passengers
re- These Boats leave HOUR LATER, snd arrive 10 Boston
AHAAD u a a CHI ciEAP AND CHARMING EXCLUSION.
Il e. K R. EiRciSsCi siRoSs Agent Ssa'l-l 'll-ls'"
WHITE MoUMTANS ao MQTNT 0Ep TIr1ohdAGN Mans
FINEST LAKE SCENERY IN THB UNITED STATES.
20 MILES SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
M SSy o Sy Ss%f Ns%aTen .S%er at PEGS sp Sis
on sa,aray the esping ataehe through
Map, and particulars Appe,ons Railway Guide and Burt' Guide
NOR ALBANY and TROY.-Fare 81 so,
beng 81 % ihssI !naa ~ SDFRBT s and cUSSEcTfcuf
slTs GS. PT No. u So5 RyeT rorh Spfs EVERY EVENING
CSaray eIccPte O'clock and foo, Of ThlItyfoHT,Ast at S;o
points West, Rensselaer, and Saratoga and Lake Cbamp9in
ls N , T [ NSh ADAMS BSIon and pu East Fare sunday
~ Returning eare Troy at and Albany at o'clock ~
nAILY LINE for CATSKILL, landing at
~ Cold Spring Highland Rhnebeck Barrytown, Iivo Msldeo
Camp Smiths boek GemaHtoyn1Ihe steamboat. THoMAs
P3YhII .'i @ stsSo SE% ciMPo5 M0SDAY wEDSES
DAY and FRIDAY ats M, from foot FranEInst N R.
MARE. 25 CENTS.-AFTERNOON BOAT for
L i0NkkRs, HASTISGS, IRyiEGToN, SYAcx. SING SING
sld HAyERsTRAW On and amer TUESDAY June DO The steamer
$40; Thirty Ourhst 3SS (Sgnds eIeePe seiSns Leave
ypgton 1850 Hastings 8o5 lonkers 20 arriving st Thiryourthst
$40 Fare To Yonkers, Is cents
EOR NORWALK and -Railroad
time half railroad fareThe and splendid steamboat NKLLf
WHITE caves Pier No 81 B River foot Of markets. every seer
noon Of 1brliourbst at O'clock Returning
leaves South NOwAk 7:I5 arrival OF the Danoury anl
NeN.Hsven trains - .
Canaan, Wilton, aud hdgeaeld
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT--FO WHITE
- STONE BAYLHs DOCK GREAT NECK SANDS POINT,
MOTIFS DOCK, GLENCoyE. GLBNwo0D and ROSLlS On and
18th the and elegant Steamboat SbA
WAgiAKA Capt Post leaves a. r. Peek Sp Daily Sun
DAYS ercep,ed). at for the above-uamed places
NEW JERSEY X. R.-For PHILADELPHIA,
~ via Kensingtoa- $50 Via Camden NJ. m, M Via
Pb 10 m M p m and u pset For Bait and Washing,
toa-9:IO a. m II w. 100 mf For South aud W-SiO n u
noon, 1880 m. -. "a
m 30 D. M The and 1870 trains through with but
one change Silver Palace sssPnsars on m train run through
without change making connections al Onchhau As W
early other lines Family compartment cans aso On
NJ train Thurs hrongh Chicago without chAnse
cpnenT one train In with All morning trains 0
Cbicsso IsDalyl r. W. JACKSON. Gen. Supt
New-York tribune., 1868-07-01
EtatHtrs.
printiug.

VXTM, EYERDELLn. SONS, No. io4 Fulton st.
w -sTRIN JOB TRIKTERS Aas LABEL hAhVFACTVk
New-York tribune., 1868-07-01

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR Oh, 0,oIr INTERNAL tIt n "
" RRvENUR-POURTH COLLECTION DISTRICT STATE OF
EEWYORK comprising the THIRD FIFTH SIXTH, and EiGbih
WARDS of CRY Of NEWlOEK. No 6 Clapberst-AhNlAL
TAX NoTICE-Noce is hereby gwen Ipr.nat 70 aW 'a' We
beginning May GC has been ed from the Assessor anl a'
ard therein specified have become due and pye
will attend peIsouaiy By bis deputy al bs once
No 81 Chamhes daily SUNDAYS Hecp commencing on the tTst
day ensuing ending the ft Of August M the receipt d
aid dutes Tie included the annual lit are special
res on Businesses and Professions and taxes Carngs
T Tables Watches Gold silver Pate ioT tie year ending
MAY ls9 upon Income for the 1851 AT persons who s
fh due by them respectively, according 70 te t
Aforesaid within the hereby specified viii become liable 10 Tie
ueuaies prescribed BY Office hours from a. ~ 10 p M
Datct New Yofk 1, June 80 l.,S j. j. BAlLEl collector
limited STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,
J sEVKNTH DISTRICT. STATE OF EEWYORk (comIuing
Wards Of tie city o. htNl loT6 oue
hereby given Pursuance ofw that have received e anna ~
yastons euuersons and assessments OF tbs District uaeT
the United States sws that The taxes thereon have
,come due PAYABLE viii attend personally hy deputy
10 receive the same IN the Bank u ding corner Of sew
enthst and Thrdae daily Sundays excepted from this date Gn
and including day July 1885, betWee the hours o O'Clock
0 ~ and 3 o'clock y.
Tie contains the upon incomes Of the year 1905 The
taxes carriages billiard tables plate and gold watches for e year
l8G9 and the special business trades ana
uyofesors for d year ending AyTl 80 1863
All shall neglect The due by them repecye
according list Aforesaid within the time herein specified Viii be-
MARSHALL b. BLAKE.
Collector Seveuth District State Of NeW-lok
Dated Eew-York, June TO- l08
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-15

lIoPs.-This late big product is running
toward a failure. Contracts are now made
at 20 to 25 against so to IS last year. This
is not all. The Free Will Baptists of
Sank, Wisconsin,, have resolved against
raising hops for beer purposes. This
"frec wilr' fanaticism-what u free uilI
the resolution mplies?-''bangs banna-
cher" Everything in nature that con-
tains saccharine matter will generate spir-
it. Barley, wheat, corn, rye, honey, sugar,
bects, peas, oats, potatoes, hay, hops, will
all produce fire-water by distillation or
brewing. In the language of the Daven-
port True Radical, "why don't the fools
impeach Nature herself and shut up her
shop?'
We predict q larger future demand for
hops thar ever, but it will take some time
to convince Stiffness and hypocrisy that
there is a vein Of common sense underly-
ing the fabric of fancticism which for
years has led our country to ruin. The
Democracy this fall will give the RAIDS. a
volcanic eruption which will wake them
uD,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-07-15
MILWAUKEE, & ST. PAUL R,Y.

Arrive at P. du Ch., going west, 7. A. NJ. Mondays
excepted and at 8. As L. NJ. undays excepted.
Leave 2. du Oh. east at I. so A. NJ. and at Q. p.
Sundays excepted.
From McGregor to st. Paul trains leave at s. as A.
NJ. and at 10. p. NJ. Sundays excepted. They arrive
at McGrcgor at 6. rs A. NJ. and 7. 20 p. NJ. unday s
excepted.
The Ferry Steamer, city Of MGregor, Capt. JOHN
BASS, will ply between the Cities Of McGregor and Pr.
du CHEN, at strict train time, for each direction.
Captain Bass will rest his Steamer, at night, on the
McGregor side of the river, bringing passengers and
mails from the Mil. and Chicago s.45 trains coming
west.
p. tages leave McGregor, daily, for Elkader,
Waukon and for Dubuque, trawberry Poin
Gutenberg, Garnavillo and Dubuque, tri-weekly
Thisp Z. doesn't strictly belong to our Railway
heading, but it is of interest to the public and they
will please, in the expressive language Of our friend
Woolliscroft, to snake a minute of it," Travellers
who get lost in their western explorations often come
to McGregor for a new start. Trains and stages,
steamboats, and wagons, are always on hand, to take
you to any point of the earthly compass, and it is pos
sible some trains about here may send people one
station beyond purgatory.