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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
EXTRAORDINARY CURES OF con-
SUMPTION.

A M.
2
disease being pulmonary consumption, which proeeeded
No bis sas q :s
sn to use the which ,noc bears @
heaS; and now, after lapse q quarter q century his
fensaa day. s,snsss ii: lite eny ssaE
pa n nce @ ca
sands Of and much the srsate a.ss
liver so@plsin often dc
cases in which consumption complicated with q
weed 'ss and
froin The liver and restores to . healthy activity:
sa Ys Tus.%ay Ss o1i
freo for thorough o. Tie lungs win 81.
1 prize ~ Ss s so = s. ss ss,
unsvoidshiy changed ron IL N. TO r.
per S s X e s yrS aasn &
box fg sappy OF Dr. schencks medicines 81 sale NJ AL
Also for sale BY all druggists and dealers.
A -l-oFrIoIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COL.
sgrLni ooLLreR TX RIA GLASS 5l1, ooroRrR ~ Ssss.
n = ~ AZ 81 i a. o6 ~ = y "a 10
a. H. ~ r ~ y; y sxi "a q r. IS
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o. x : % y "A U.s. ocr 81 D. 4
~ 6 a. N u Fl - a g e o y, e.
dress FRANCE, SMITH a. Co.
coyluaon ~.
7,zcg Ell. DRAWINGS MISSOURI AND KIN
;. siassvslFy s glass So, oSrorrr - u.s.
y o. i.so ! s. c &C 81 gs u
IS Il Glass q % Scrohru 4 4 49, 81.
w. X g sS o6 ~ x rs! g S 3d.
furnished in lie .sss. and ass so Hsy,s.
lotteries BY ,. cLUrE, so sroadws,.
A BsoLuTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED ~
"a different States ncse,iion non-sdppo,t, drns.unr,
sc, sancsa, eagie Norab1ey, no charge I'll divorce 90
II. KING, Counsellor a, Law, sdl broadway
"A state; publicity charge until obtain
y. AowEs, Attorney, = N.-sap = got
Gas FIXTURES.
Sew Designs in Glass, Bronze AMI crpaa.
French E m.5ni and. and American
'''"' sivsS Sss:s flns fia CIV ','''
b. y nxGGIiwol 90.
fs, 100 and ta2 Broadway, corner Br,o'na street..
IREAT sAnaAlss ARE OFFERED DAILY ~ rn.s
sefs a. toe .Ssr,sd cheap asa s,ss = ros
NTornrRs, ArrEsrioSl-Ir YOU VALE Tilr 1asE
sr..r AWAY. Keeping bottle 81 pr 70 ss yea.i.:
eharen warranted every case when the 81
reciions followed Price 90 cents sold by on drugrss
1nTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.
w meeting % the Tenth Assembly Distric convsr
ton OF Tie nmany Hall, hed pursuant adjprnrnt 'h~
southwest OF Firth street and the pac,
desgnaed IN the call Monday evening" October ~ 1858,
Mt O'Clock for the purpose Of selecting candidate
member Of Assembly the Chairman Ioa Michael G. Gross,
presiding John Walsh having vacated his
tAry Anthony curing his place. On moon
tho Hop. Owen Murphy unanimously chosen the
didae for member Assembly for the Tenth by
tct committee q three, cgnsstins Of Mrsrs Jacob A.
Gross, Anthony Eickhoh and T. X Goldsmith having
appointed for that purpose, Withdrew aud shortly resrpcar
introducing the Hon Owen Murphy who acnsFte the nOm
nation, whsreupon the meeting Adjourned.
MICHAEL G. GROSS, Chairman
A,THoSy EUEtNe, Secretary.
We whose names are subscribed do herer cfti, thai We
lnenbcrs prcfcnt NJ the proceeding SAID tnn.
vcnnr and that tue foregoing account Of snnit cor.
rect; far A. nrphs, James McNeaomy, Wa tHi NeNkle
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-27
SHIPPIN G. N E w S.
Almanac Tor New York--.Tais Day.

sun rises....... 6 - Moon sets. morn rs
Sun sets........ ) 03 High water. morn 10
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BELOW.

Ship Cvnosnre Blowers from Liverpool Sept H. with mdse
to Tapscott Bros Was ~ miles OF
Nantucket shoals by pilot boat W Blunt, No II.
Wipdat sunset NV
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
Iotit,s of Bmkrupttr.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the /

IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES or the EASTERN DISTRICT Of PENNSYLVANIA
FREDERICK L. HAGMAN, las copartner of HENRY H. FRY AZ
FRY HAGhAN Of Phidelpbs Bankrupt bAvng petioned
discharge meeting of creditors will be held the llt day Sepm
ber 1863 at 10 o'clock before Register EDWIN r. CHASE at
6l3 Wut In the CITY Of PHILADELPHIA that the examination Of
Bankrupt be finished and business Oi meetings required by
tons n or 20 Of the act Of Congress transacted
The Register will certify whether the Bankrupt has oniouned 10 bis
duty.
hearing will also be had WEDNESDAY 2 day septsm
ber 1853 before the COH Phaep 10 o'clock
parties interested NAV show against the discharge
hed By the CLERK and Register the OF the Judge uner
seal Of the Court Au4 law3w y.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
l. STATES for the EASTERN DISTRICT Of PENNSYLVANIA
JAMES L. soUTHwICK aud GEORGE H. SHEBLB copArnet. In
Philadelphia sOUTHwICK sHRBLE COMPANY aud Little
Pals HeLmer County New Yo THE sAXONY wo0LEN COM
PASi having peOned for their discharge meeting Of creditors will
be held the 9Th day Of September A. D. 1853 at 10 o'clock
fore Register EDWIN CHASE. at No 6l5 WAnutst. In the Cts Of
Philadelphia that the examination Of the Bnnkrup NAV be flushed
business meetings que by sections n or 20 OF The Act Of Cen
transacted Tie Register will certify whether the Bnkrupts have
eonVrmed TO their duty.
hearing will also be had WEDNESDAY. the 23d day Of sspm
ber 1868 ber the Court at Philadelphia at 10 & ahen the parties
Interested may show against such discharge.
'' Witness the Ianoahle Judge Cawalacer Judge and Seal
IL 81 Of said Court at Philadelphia the 9Th day OF August 1893
:....... @. a. Fox, Clerk
Attest EpwiN 7. CHA.E. Register.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
T JONG ISLAND RAILRoAD.-Leave James,

s ny for Greenpcrt ali stations except woodde Willow
Tree NortLpOrt Passenger Train. aad all
cep Willow 3S Express raG for Grenpor stoPPB a
Jamaica Miueo Heksye and al stations East N0ihpor
Passenger TAn aud all stations except Willow Tree
North p Passenger Train and s stations All passenger in'
al trains and from Hampstead Ard Glen Co
SUNDAY Excursion Train Hunters Point IIenpstsa
Glen Cove North p EOrthport aud all stoBs Hsr
ers Point at 6:l0 ?. m. Takes effect June IL 1893
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
0tathtrs.


A YALE GRADUATE of experience wishes n
IA position Professor Of Rhetoric English Lters.
ture Composition Reading Refers scholarship
sby officers Of Yale College and for
instructor the Institution which he has had ebg. Of this de-
parmen teach thoroughly also the CLASSICS and Higher English
II requires; but the SALARY be liberal and
Institution 6nclsss Address Boz No. l29 Tribune Odce.
LII wanting TEACHERS, or introduced ms to
~ Teach address Educational Union" No. 737 Broadway
Applications continually Salaries, 800 TO s2.S0
WANTED--A SITUATION as TEACHER
w ~ French Latin and OIL Painting LADY Of experience
The Address Miss SOUTHW ORTIZ
Ftchburg, Mass
ID Years prove "Amer. School Instituten un-
- ryd for introducing Teachers schools representing
Teachers wanting positions Apply Salaries $50 10
good sebook for sale w. SCBRM BRHORN No BOndst
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
6oparintrsbp autit,s.
MITED SPECIAL PARTNERSHIP.-No-

| United SPECIAL PARTNERSlllP.-No-
- uce is hres gFn that limited partnership for we Transaction
and OF Nrg
lok bs been entered into by and between hDWAD SMITH
WILLIAM + HOFFMAN, aud JAMES C. LANAlhG All at present
residents OF The Guy Of pursuant aud BY virtue OF he hrst
tte OF Tie fourth chapter d the second Of the htats o
the State fNewierk tie suenory thereof aud In addition
thereto.
The frm under which the said pArtnb to be con
Quoted Is SMITH HOFFMAN, The general nature OF the
business intended 10 be the said partnership gnera
mercantile and commission haess The Of an the general and
sprea partners Interested IN the said partnership are SAlT
WILLIAM HOFFMAN,. and JAMES G. LANEIN6 ~ which palmer
sp The said EDWARD SMITH and WLLliM r. hoffhAN are The
GENERAL Paneu aud the said JAMES C. LAANlNb is Tie SPECIAL
lrner Tcpetr place, Of at present The Cy
HNeEfO'k and state o NeNYork The ad JAMES LAhNhG
las such special has stock o the said
eoIstnehp The Of J5 0 huHdd aud hihEe thousand
dollars n cash
The paa al which the sad partnership to commence the r
Gay m August A d. 1908 and tie business operators OF sad trn w
commence The frat day o A. D. looS ni Tue said
paeTlip coAtnue and terminate upon te tfst dJ of
HOWARD SMITH
WILLIAM 2. HOFFMAN,,
LANES &. LANNiNG.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
NEW W-YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY Is, 1868.
TRAINS LEAvR NEw.YORK

asseuger Sai New.York Twenty an3 fo
a.,. ButrsBce Twenty -seyenth-st.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
IN THE DISTRICT COURT Of the UNITED
ottam Sitamtrs.

RUGERs AMERICAN LINE TO EUROPE.
~ HrtCFst NtkAhkkS TO BREMEN via Cowes aud EAPKE
FANORITE SiiE-WHREL STEAM HIPS
LAST OPPORTUNITY AT CHEAPEST RATES.
NORTHERN LGH1, Pier A. \. H. Capt Ssibing ..Alg %
RATES OF PASSAGE, IN GOLD; ...-
- FIRST Cabin +Di sseobd Cabin, seoi bteeage, A2
Por freight or passage, appJto
RUGER BROS. General Agents
no lOJ Pearl
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
6u @lkum il mag COutrm.
goal Bottles.

IN TITI0N-SUPREME COURT of the
II STATE Of NBWYORK.-MARY L. NORTON against EDWARD
NORTON and RUSSELL NORTON, Executors aHd Trustees
the HENRY d. NORTON. deceased: and MINNIE NOR
TON md EDWARD LOWDkN, under
pursuance Judgment order Of Supreme Court Of the
ktaie York made tine above entitled action the
sber the referee IN said order named will Sell At Public Auc
the Exchange SAesroom No. Ill BrOadgay the
Eew-Yorh TUESDAY the eighth Day Of September
1853 O'Clock Of that day through JAMES ~ MILLER
the folio described premises All that
land together with The building thereon erected situate the said City
NesIOrk bounded and described follows Beginning
point the southeJ aide OF wes FL ysecond st. dn, 0 feet
eriy parallel With ShAve and partly through
inches line the block heBce along center
line block norhsTy parallel
partly through party wall 100 feet inches the sOuthery line Of
thence westerly along
Ieeond 20 feet the place Of beginning dated the a3 day
Juy 1853 u. HAWLEY Referee.
CHAPMAN SCoTr CRowkLL. PLAINTIFF Attorneys Jy2{ aw6VF
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
fnrniiurt.

| I2EDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE of
~ warranted manufacture AO solid Ctusnui and WsEut Cham
Ter Suites plain Ard ornamental H. r. FAkRISGIOhI No 305
lbt, 0ppssls HVSstsL kbl4bIsbsd 1914
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
ylth CIVILIZATIONS;

- : -s.--
NEW BOOKS READY THIS DAY. .,..
~ Hss PoEIiGRii IN P%Ris Peoh Eddon IS oen''
d APPLETON & CO.,
w. oO e2 and 90 GRAND ST, NBW'fVhh'
rvs w. Pubhss This DaYi
THR CmEAP BDITsoS THB COMPLETE %, on
POETICAL WORKS OF JOHN MiL1oN'
By q: ssrGrs EDTGab PHILIPS
Wen printed 5fom large clear type, on good paper.
volume, l6nO ~ cents -r..-- -, a..
Being the third volume Of "APIon Popular OCent SdH'p ~
H.
On date,
AN ATTIC PHILOSOPHER IN PARIS;
A PEEP AT TTB WORLD PROM ThhNDi'
BElN JOURSAL OF 4 HAPPY MAN
A new edition. IN French
One volume. l2mo Hafbonnd, 20 'eh'~
d A. 4 Co have Just Publishej ,-r, c.sso
pPf re RR Roo sC@TT % C,MPBFII and MILTON each 80
GORTiiR ASD SCHILLER BY Louisa Aahlhaeh One 'oL o'"
rr.1Ti iPM AZ Easy Beng the Of APpeon' New
Cheap Bdtion Of Marstt One voL 1mo Paper 40 cents
R, above sent nee BY mail to any part Of tbs United States
receipt Of the price
WHAT SHALL WE EAT 2-The question
w HUMAN FOOD always important dob so hoW when our
BEEF said The following the best works on the
subecti -,r.,..d
Foon AND DIET ontang Analysis Of ever KIND fooo anu
Drink By Dr. Perrs ed 1Ip 9{ yf fp@nGpPR @ F0oD OP MAN
with notes and engraved Illustrations % r,p puvStoroGy
THE SCIENCE or HUMAN LIFE On DE-, {,tcb Of
ANATOMY &c BY Sylvester Graham VIII O''S
''f f6SorhY plegsToS The Rr;Pos r D'' @ rs 9s
Rfne5 bvsoeptlc 15c COOK BOOK HYDROPATHlC, With new
recipes 8 & SOBER AND TEMPERATE LIFE NTH NTH 3,sei & T sT
Illustrations Louis Cornaro SOC TiiE PhILoSOrhi VT ma
iN0 by pf' bellows - r. WELLS No 3a9 Broadway, n Y
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
Hlusital snstrumtnts.

JIus1tM Snsirumfnts.
A n EASY WAY of procuring what you want.
L1-HORACE WATERS Co No. t8 BroadNaT will dispose
and second Pianos Meson and Organs Of hv
cs makers and take from monthly paid Finy
and second band Instruments r rent rent applied purehsd
for sale at bargains for cash
A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY
~ MATHUSHEKS PRIZE PIANOS COLIBRI feet 9 inches
long and than others Of full sire
ORCHESTRAL better than Others Grand
pairing dobe Send for circular BARLOW MATHuSEk. No. 6s4
Broadway
A RION PIAN0-FORTE.-Paten highest
IA premium ANEej all the renowned Wods Exposition
Pianos Send for pamphlet price ke Mandatory
and sarerooms Nos. l67 aud ls9 DOWery. MANNER Co
A LARGE STOCK of NEW and SECOND
"a HAND PIANOS bargains for cash also let and soh
iuStameuG L. T. CUMMINGS, No. 3 Unionsquare
DIAN0S. S.-Twenty-fi second hand Piano
frtes ofvsou, makes SALE 10y prices By CHCKERlNG
& SONS No. 6i2 Broadway. Pianos TO rent
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
Ta6 Schools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The Eleventh Annual Term OF this lbituton will commence
No 81 place Sewlork WEDNESDAY, Oct and will
until l9 1862 Graduates admitted the Bar without
examination Catalogues aud other uoTston be obtained
Lafayetteplsoe by addressed the place
THEODORE W. DWIGHT Warden OF Columbia College Law School
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL, Cambridge
hassTso terms beginn1g sept TO- ls9 ard Pee "a 1852
LII D. and Nathaniel Holmes A. NJ Gentmen Of distinction 10
profession lecture from time time special topic. Application
made for further information either Of the Resident Professors
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
Grtursions.
Sttambuats anS gaiIruaSs.

|
BRISTOL LINE-AT 5P. NJ.
TO boston. PROVIDENCE. AND TNTRRMEDi4TE FONTS
The and Fastest Steamers the World having 500 State Rooms
| BRISTOL,
Capt BRfToS 6Pfs SP r VI sS Fridays O'clock
| PROVIDENCE,
Capt SIMMONS, "'p TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and sATuR
Connecting With the Express Train Bristol the following morning
Arriving O'Clock H. for all conveyance,
PsS. taken the lowest landed in Boston
| JAMES FISK, IT,, Managing Director
| EOR N0RWALK and DANBURY-R Railroad
NBLLY WHITE Pier 81 East River foot Of Marketst,
soassos s,h the D;nsa and E:wLIas9 Railroads Returning
Fare iss:aI ErSgT.Isa Tickets 81 as Stages couAe for Ss"
E0R HARTFORD, Direct-CITY OF HART
FORD and GRANITE STATE leave PecE slip daily, p NJ for
ssd CIcops, Ho;ois Soss%ptos BaasSorc n L. iS ''-
DAILY LINE for CATSKILL, landing at
w.. Cold SP1s BSad BS assess B1.s yPa 6N M,s9
% ~ hS MSAf "a ~ %ESTEs Shs
DAY. and FRIDAY st u. from foot Fraakha.,t S R
FOR NEWBuRGH, West Point, POughkeep-
N'"'H."0"'' ''' sTESaKR NARY PowBLL
Ieaves Ds,brOssesst EVERY AFTERNOON at $3.50 o'clock
1859 ID. ID. & T. SMITHS STEAMBOAT
IOOC. LINE from Ii,ri,oast Pier daily Sundays Iceped
,,
feekskh landing IbTYfeuhst hTkAAkR ADELPHI
at for Yonker Hastings Dobbs Ferry TAytown Sing Slug
p g. COFFIN at for lSldst ionkers Haslags Ferry
TaIytown aud Mack ohee on the Pier 4. LANE Agent
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT--F WHITE
SGIES SSSk SG ShSS .nd kosE sH2s
WANHAkA Capt Post leaves Pe r. H. Peck SlpJ Daily Sn.
days eIcepted at 4 p ~ for the boye'nawel places
EOR ALBANY and TROY.-Fare 81 so,
being 10 cheaper than by rail cheaper any
other hue The elegant steamers VANDERBILT CONNECTICUT
tSurdAys rIcepted at o'clock Of At go
aock Bheeig With Newlok Central RAILROAD Buffalo
points West and w Rensselaer, and and Lake
Tor Montreal Lake George Saratoga all
rail for North adams Burlington aud East Snnsy
Returning tafe Iro NJ snd Albany o'clock
secured at Ohce No 58 Westst
E0R NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Il FIELD AND THE NORTH Fare el Steamers leave Peck
slip ior New a'eo at J:l5 ard connecting with the Railroad
EOR ORIENT, Greenport, and Sag Harbor- |
No 70 trsksPl tss RIVER at TurHlLL Is6 Soutbst
CUNDAY PASSENGER BOAT for NEW
~ ARKTLe steamboat THOMAS WAY will make the feoSng
trips between NeN York aud Newafk SUNDAY Aug 6 @ae
New York, foot Of Barclay AZ R;10 az m Leave
Newark oo' oi oenueSt %d M ani stopping Bersn
Poins each way. w. GAST0N, Superintendent. |
CUNDAY MORNING BOAT for NEWBTJRGH-
- The THOMAS COLLYER ,yes .hr nisr fo
OF Wsreust EVERY SUNDAY MORNING. al "a O'clock Tbiry.
fahst at 73i landing Yoake Hastings Dob6s Ferry iryneoa
sing sung, ayersiaS CoErns Cold Spring CornHa Returning
leaves Ns"bugh at lfp n aIn'ing IN New York a6b
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14


Haven and Bridgeport Ioo 400 lEL ll3o O. lh
Ex J. AGO (RL), 345 A30, $50 and 500 (BR.) pm.
Milford StraOrd Fairfield Southport and WespOn 400 lo
q N. m.
For EorWaI 100 CRrl eoo Ioo Iai5 CEI) 800 CEIh
3s5, 80 (EI.), $50 aOo (ELl y
For Dshen. TOO 500. ll:oL m as +ol a9Em
aOo (EI 9Co ll0 II (EI ll5 l8
Et l. a4S, 20 tEr) 40 $50, $50 $50 (Brl p m. 49,.
For Greenwich intermediate stations 100 400 lloo als
49, CONNECTING TRAINS
Springfield 800 IN (BI J. 300 (EI) 900
For Rason via Shore Line, II IS (Bx) 800 y. -.
For Hartford and Springfield. 500 ELI 2ls AGO BI) acs
For Connecticut River Railroad 500 (Erl psP Mon
Pof Hartford Providence Fshk Railroad 800 EIl nD
N.
IL IS acc, 8AJp m. ,,,.
Po Canal Railroad a lal5 p to SOrthAmpOn ssd WD'
Hamsburg
For Heusstoaic Railroad, 500 M, 400 0nm
For Eaugatuek Railroad 800 a. M, AGO
For DAnbary and Norwalk RAILROAD TOO 300 H. l2iS L3Rh
Sart
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

An Illustrated Guide n the principal suburban places Lire
the Eastern Division Of this Railway has prepared
ned the Office Of the
personally the referred With the view
H. RIDDLE. General Supk
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

Union HALL Seminary for Young Ladies'
y Jamaica LII Miss Stevens principal reopsns Aondsy sept u
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE-For
making boys intelligent healthy Christian MINI thoronsh
teaching management Address BENJAMIN MASON
Boz No. 208 Yonkers, n. T.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
0F NAVY VESSELS.

puayir OF CoHsT RucTIoS AND REPAIR !
WssHISaroS. d. C.. August TO- 1908
r. H. r offer Public Auction the following nameo
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
- =,
suIts By Sutton.

cro A LEavrrr, Aoetioneer -, ,>,,,o~,
DoOu TIP ATE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
KUN ihIi NO. ,ud Eabth-st LEAyIrr, sTRBBElGH |
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14
CAFETY, SPEED aud COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER PALMER, FITCHBURG. NASHUA LOWELL, CON-
CORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS. AND
INTERMEDIATES POINTS.
Tbe new and stapch steamers o the Norwich Line.
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY OF NBW,fOkk, -
Leave NegYork daily (Sanys excepted al o'clock from Peg
'N " No ~ North River foot Of Vesryst,
POK NBW.L0EpONi
there connecting with the Steamboat less Train from the slos
points via Norwich and Worcester Boston and Worcester Woe
and Nashua and gLondon and Northern Railroads
Freight taken the lowest rates Por information inquire Of
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

NOLLEGIATE INSTITUTE for Young La
Ndies Poughkeepse n. Y 6t class FRENCH, MUSIC an
ENGLISH SEMINARY, reopeas Sept 18th. - ,o, 49,,
New-York tribune., 1868-08-14

AT THE 4. g. AYf.lhkD, fOh SsicC s , n " "''
On WEDNESDAY, August 20. AZ 10 . Oci0cA H@l., .m.,
The MARATANZA, side-wltei steamer, ~ tans
Ths WISOOSKI e-wheel steamer, S14 tuns.
rhs pEoRIA sde-wheel steamer, y14 tuns
M TICDSY sile-wheel steamer, yI5 tunr.
The LENAPEB, side wheel steamer Sst .uns
The YUCCA, screw steamer, S'' S"nS'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-16
singular Freak Of a Male Bird.

VIM. Ewing, whose place of business
adjoins our Office, owns very pretty
hooking bird of the male persuasion
which he calls tom" Ho has had il
in his possession for several years, dur
ing which time it gave no indication
that it was of any other sex than what
he pronounced it to be. But his conf
dence was considerably shaken the
other day when he found that his male
bird positively laid an egg. He insists
that it has acted in a manner very I'M
becoming its sex and should be impeach
ed fer violation of the laws of nature
and he suggests that as soon as the i'm
parchment managers are through with
the case of Andrew Johnston, that they
try the bird on the charge of usurping
privileges delegated only to the femi-
nine gender. Iffouad guilty the penal
ty will be expulsion from the male race
But to the facts of the case, taking the
matter as it was given to us it is one OF
the most singular phensmenas of the
age.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-16
Oil and Pastel Portraits
By Stanton and Wust. Studio al
Brown & Higgins, 127 Main street.
A Pleasant Mistake.

A PIeasanI Mistake.
A young gent of this city escorted his
aunt to the depot of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad yesterday morning, and
after seating her properly and handing
her the checks for her baggage, left the
Car to talk with come friend short dis
lance from the car. While thus en-
gagged beautiful young lady, wearing
a veil precisely like that worn by his
aunt, entered the car and took a seat
Immediately behind the one occupied
by that lady. When the whistle blew
for the train to start the young gen.
tleman alluded to re-entered the car
from the rear platform, and mistaking
the young lady for his aunt, hastily
seized her hand, and telling her good
bye, imprinted an affectionate kiss up
on her cheek. The surprise of the
young lady thus saluted may be imag-
ined. 1t was manifested by such a start
and jump that the gentleman was at
ence made aware of the error he had
committed, but the starting train gave
him only time to apologize. He says
now, however, he is not sorry the mis-
take occurred.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-16
How Mistakes Occur.

How Mistakes Occur.
Some time ago there was an item 60
ing the rounds of the papers which was
intended to relate to using hone fol
strapping razor upon. But by some
mis-print when the item was first pub
lished it read bone, instead Of a hone
One Of our elderly citizens who has
been long suffering for sharp razor
and a good shave, read this bit of in
formation the other day, and immedi'
ately procured himself one of the best
he could find from the remains of beef
He used it for the purpose described
and its effect upon the razor can be better
imagined than told. He pronounced
it humbug and says the receipt was
gotten up for the benefit of razor man
ufacturers. The reader will preceive
that the error originated from the mis-
placement of one letter, and perhaps
it has fooled many other persons be-
sides the one above alluded to.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1868-05-16
SALE OF THE
SPRIGG HOUSE,
In the City Of Fheeliag, Vest "a,
On Wednesday, May 9th, 1868.

nN THE DAY ABOVE MENTIONED, AT
10 o'clock A. NJ, on the premises, we shall
offer for sale to the highest bidder, at public
snction, that well. known hotel, the "SPRIGG
EOCSE, with the whole of the furniture and
6ytures. The Hotel fronts on the Public Land.
Ing and is situated on lots numbered and land
naIts of lots numbered 4 and g. We do not give
q more particular description, as purchasers are
invited to examine the premises. An Hnencum-
bered and indisputable title will be conveyed TO
the purchaser.
will Immediately follow the sale Of the real es-
tate and will continue until the same shall have
been completed The whole of the Furniture
and fixtures including large and commodious
RiIliard. Room with five tables, have been pur.
chased and fitted within the last two years, and
the whole establishment Is now In complete or
der for business
The business of this Hotel, under the manage
ment Of Messrs. Edwards & COnant has been
proitabe. and this sale is now made by reason
Of considerations personal TO them.
That there may be no Misunderstanding on
the part of those contemplating the purchase of
sjtber the Real Estate or Furniture, we an
pouuce that the sale tciH be positively made at the
time and place mentioned.
The terms of the sale Of the Real Estate are IS
follows: Onethird of the purchase money in
cash and the remainder in three equal install
ments payable six, twelve and eighteen months
after the day Of sale, with interest the Pur-
chaser TO give his bonds for the deferred in.
stalments, and secure their payment by deed
Of trust upon the property purchased.
The terms Of the sale Of the Forniture will be
made known on the day of sale, and for the pur-
pose Of making this sale the possession Of the Ho
lei building win lie retained By Us until the LIST
day Of June. JAMES S. WHEAT,
HENRY C0NAHT. Trustee.
Nav O. 1868.