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J. JoHysoS ~, Auciloneef.
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No o5 NAssAU-sT.. COR CKDARsr., NEw-loNE 9,
CITY Rerees Stores Con ami Farms bought soo
rented tcsred Losns negotiated Auction Of Furniture A
TUESDAY June 80 o'clock Exchange Saesroom NO III
Broadway, n. Y,
PEREMPTORY SALE WITHOUT DESERVE $50 hney.ioea,Gl s
LOTS Fulton and other streets 10 the north part OF Tue w
lace Of Jamaica L. eHgby situated high ground close 10 the
hoar route walk from the depot Of me Long
and and New Southspe lot offered viii be SOFA A
SOLUTELY. Prices rapidly advancing Fares low ard eohan
p fe0uut and raph Rare opportunity for " moderate means
Fr terms &c spty Al Offices of JOHNSON MILLER, No p
Ess,au.st n y or No. 57 Montague 81, Brooklyn ~.
WEDNESDAY July a. p o'clock At the Exchange SAesroo NO.
III Broadway, n. Y
POSITIVE SALE of1OO Sfle1d Fifteenth Ward LOTS on Bush
vcve Boulevard Bvergeeu-ave Cooper, Wiete hargatVa
and Edsrtss . - - -.
able plots lots embracing choice and c'sabe corh
containing r1 superior luug sand The remainder are ht
cated Eyegrreu.ave Weied Margaretta and th sN h
M Doadva Psro,d ana only from the ferries terms eaF
w. Wsrs srJ rarrs sppv TO JOHNSON MILLER No y Mas
sau.st y. r., o No. l57 Mouagues-, BrooklJn
MT. VERNON-Two fine RESIDENCES and
VI 40 besu m villa PLOTS 800 city uts) situated on 9l
Prospect auI Sammtayes ar4 in E9 aud a91 70 %
DAY next At p m AZ the E1chre SaleToom No III Erawa For
mans kr appy TO A. BLEECKKR, son Co. No n Cedarst
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OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
" REVENUE, SD DISTRICT or rnB STATE or NETWORK,
Ceisr comprising e k SegId and keTh NaIis Of ,ae
t ofNesYork-ANNUAl Tx H6IICE-Noiice IS hereby giyeh
that the annual LIST o assessed the above Collection District
r the year h-.iuaug has heel e rqg the AsI
that the duties aud licenses Aen Specified have become dal
PAYABLE o attend personally BY deputy 1t
lis oce No Cear Braiway daily Sundsys excepted
commencing day Of July ensuing aud ending the t day Of
August for Of said duties Oce hours from 10
The included the annual lot are upon plate
carriages yachts billiard tables piano fries gold watches licenses
tie due by hen respectively according 10 the list Aforesaid
specified vii become liable 10 the penalties
serihel by he Law. SHERIDAN sAOOAf Collector
Dated NEw.Y ORK. Jane % 1893
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InttmaI Gtbtnnt.

OFFICE OF COLLECTOR OF INTERNAL
~ kEYENUE FOR TIB SIXTH DISTRICT or THE
STATE OF kEWNoRk comprising the nth Fheenth; @ s1d
Sixteenth Of Neglork NOTICE II HEREBY
GIVEN ruaat TO law that the Assessor the
Lists Of Valuations Enumerson o property subject 70 tax uader
provide Isna Revenue 10 support the Government 10
pay interest The Plc Debt and FOR other puos sPPr9s June
~ 1904 he smeudI0r thereto approved March tb) July
~ l86 Maa 1871 that She duties an taxes enumerated therein
have sud PAYABLE and that viii iend personally o by
DEPUTY collection of the OEe No O West Four
t,suht OF h.hhags daily l>uuays eNcepis rom the h
Jue until tie 0 dg o une 1903 inclusive between the hours
Of o O'Clock a. M aGi O'Clock p.
The comprise the Special Taxes Businesses
Proout arf tl Carriages, III hard Tables God
Watches Gold snd silver Plate for the ending NAY l. 1907 and the
Incomes ior tue year ending December 3D. 1901
who shs urec The due BY them repectyel
according Aforesaid within the time hereby specified, Yl
MAUNSELL b. FIELD. Collector
pstadg gew.Y York Iurs
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Persons having real estate for sale or TO let
and those desirous OF purchasing renting such pro
perty. Will fad their interest to advertise in The
TRIBUNE. It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition to this advantage TIE
TRIBUNE win be found. not only in New-YOrk and all It's
cites and villages but every State and Territory
within tho Union The advertisement should be made as
brief as Will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
the reader. We would especially dwell the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions Of TIE TRB
UNE semi-Weckly, and Weekly comprise individuals IN
every profession business consequently advertise
mcnts in each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE deyOes especial attention 10 the reports Of real
estste both in the city and in part OF the State,
thus adding greatly 70 the value OF is columns ad
velsing medium. The charges for advertising are as
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line for single
insertion: WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 80 per line; sEMl-
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Is cents per line.
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1tIp Clantto.

---- 49, 49,
4 GENTS WANTED-To sell the EMINENT
~ WOMEN TfIR AGE richly iusA Aed With u Steel Engrav-
celebrated ~ he
rrsut dv Mcssrs ratH iknuson Greeley winter
ifln Abbott Tou Ms Stanton. lanuy Ae No expense
spared Publishers collect sud rrse Information
hr urarnton II The Nrwlork Tribune speaking o
uurrs thoroughly have they done their Nork tll
paper type binding engraving above al 10 tue excel
s.ce 81 ~ goes to The rep oieh so ouh
scuptou buoksnT made 70 sell All persons sno
lrf employment where there h no competon N sppD 70
tal,ss s. 81 BElIN8 Co.. No ~ A. ilnst ls iod 1'nh.
DOOK AGENTS WANTED for llOWLAND'
ID GIANT As 4 SOLDIER ANu STATESMAN. An accurate
tory ofs Military az Civil Career Ia one large oeayo volume
urs pages facr illustrated Agents Will aHd s ne ooA 70 sen
present time Tie ses commission sed p % @ 40 zen
Agents ofer Inducements 20 caltns~ Ae' vi" Sc
ad,stge OF dealing directly h the Pubnh'r fo drsIps
rr-a,s ,nd terms aiiress D. bukH CO. PanheIs al -
WANTED IMMEDIATELY-1,0OO AGENTS.
-Aso General Ageus county Article new wanted 10
svt-g family sells rIy; clifton j. H. LlIILbflELp' NO.
d. NasLiugoast, Boston Mas
NXANTED-To aid in the care of chill
w IREN amlliea.ed WOMAN who has the requisite OF ma
trrs crrereuce health fmres love patience, ad discretion AuT
one sho bring satisfactory testimonial ifum htt ep pas'ot may AP
py 'or three days, at No % Eas. Thrieih..t
NNANTED-In the fancy Hardware business,
BOY snut years ofagei must rs ie Niih bis iAcnts Al
dr- Box No. i761 \. y. Post 0hce, VIII reference.
N.Y. FAMILY BIBLES, GRATIS, for 10
.? s)O spb,e. Dr. COOK, No Co B"ad~ay UnPar.lfa
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REAL ESTATE.
NV YORK, saturday, June q, 1868.

NEW YORK. Saturday, June q, 1868
The heavy suburban real estate sales of THIS
d rrevious weeks Dan. brought the fine building sites
nat lie an around Ncw-York 10 the notice Of those VINO
rouIl possess homcstcads removed from tho heat ana
noise and royous of the city. and while hundreds o
lots have been sold tho agents may expect hundreds
more who have visited these places because they were
tus offered au opportunity TO make free excursion lHto
tbo country and fn themselves with The sandwiches ana
S69mpacu6 that were provided with an uusuhle9
Saud 10 visit th,n ot their ..l,1s dH4
,nire for LOTS on which they 'Eot theIr eye we oouU
~, vermont colpunui.- have this learned
te wisdom ~ selling their property t|hgn ~ s oeei
fle, ON the ground. 10 has hccn remarked ny sunday
uaucr That Ncn-Jrr-,v property now seems 10 nave AN
adyart4rc over BrOuEru. During ih. Nlr week OF l"'
4, H trpc more lots have been sold lh NcW-JcrY .h lh
roollyu: but should be remembered thal eu'lt |
whole season from January tH ihf present i %" .-
rels of Brook lyu lots sold lms every N- "h'
1,ardIy ono oi Tire other side or i.e NHia t'ti we.
frred before the 1St inst Th' oV Is oni t'''T~ "-
e.cb class of uforgltv claim for 70 superior t''i 't
and the sale Of each has ucf with m almost u'p'lo 4"
Next week closing as F., 5res "ith th' National Ami
vers9r, Vil naturally Ht 5Uu iu The real estate ut Ec
and indeed many of Tie wing ones snake iie it.CS
and saw That more su.l lively fn'~ as NAN. 'N-
pricrccd dura the pa.. 1.H vtl- Hl. De- seem li. l
6rruure OF the season 90 80 There j.. hoeicl hJ'--
much property in the market waiting puIch-''Is'
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cmcEsRiSG GALL No. 10 Wallet SsnYorL.
DET,rTurSt OF Puma CHAHTin ASP CosEEgroS'
! ABOR BUREAU.-Wbereas, Ia amount or
Il nr.,ri The civ of NeYors in erees Of tf S7
. the interior Of 'hs country there At all times deaeeHy Of
l,lr,i Tlsta Bure,u he established luly the
Central Ofcs Il The Commissions under the direction of The Snpe
"s % 70 s 1 ,o Gs9oI ,ag I , o'.'S c o i' f
s.Hs Of r.p1bs ssi sbrbdcI applicants for employment th
s.e, places nativity eug Of residence the city, trade
for ap & R sse an5 ..S Of e5 Of ,u5i ocni
a. asHs o. ,i. applicant. mi er residence, d, iq q labor re-
q1red tie rao9a ser 'a ae of e Per,or e @ Nerf mar
date 4 application which persons rnsy he forwarded
Ja,ss y lie Pses. or an o,ssf af e or Of Tie town 10 gle
applicant resides tat be- u ooi moral Character and competent
70 mflI tie payment u a contract iof ify dollars
With re Application ilse must be seni .um 81 money or t
persons required and H per cent addition for provisions While on
Gs person ,ppi-d r he not forwarded b, specified
application The MONEY or @ VII be hel sue t the ofeT Of the
Rbsa tie eS1dl. Of be ,ppcaa for fas,d and per
ish o e s5pt. s he r,r.oa @ tl i,y na oa 3
dy' mms.i,y ,r3 M ei'TJ ei % ,s,h , Of , np S
''ai' to tie sun advanced ,,l fsr er T,s I1q,g"'a0n
$,$s. 5s,as 4#tHSfs 3#iS s.sssa.o, Commissioners
GACKETT BELCllER q Co.-The remaining
y A,SETS ,nd boon ACCOUNTS Of said viii be SOLD by
az a. sATSS s Il 1 r. @ % @ % A sas % S Certain h&Sby
10 TeIAs For further iHfounauoa cal a, above -
VNHE "YOUNG -WOMEN's HOMEp of the
Lsdfs Christian Union removed from Ka,t Fourteeuhst 10
SO q North Wasr gon.que Moiougast Good refer
snee, required fom persoEs aPpg.ne fog bcarl
G.IOn REWARD. Thirty dollars reward
vii o be aa @ & I 'gly,1o1c gya, en-, 'Pd % Sys ,s Of Of @ ,s:
isiosing desertcrs-yit;
WILLIAM AHERN art6rer Co. Engineer Baaioai born IN
Ireud occupation sailor brown hair ttk com
inches hgb enlisted Wet Point n T. nov ~
iBB and deserted FROM Wletts Point Nca York ror April 3 0Oa
TIMOTHY GOLDEN, private Co Engineer Bataloni born 10
NegYok CtT y 2 occupation alorr brown e{es darh
feet inches high; enlisted at NewlOrk CITY
sept 1867 deserted Wletts Point NeslOrA hsrOor
April 5, 1862
PATRICK GLRBsOS private Co Engineer Baaion horn IN
Tu.ra ireland; bookkeper blue light hair
M COMPLEXION "a inches high; enlisted AZ New lork Cay Jan
5 1863 deserted from Mlets Point Newly aThor Apr
2, 1863.
EDWARD W. WATTS, private, Co Engineer Baaion born IN
I4ngand; g. occupation clerk blue sandy hair m
feet GO inches hgh enlisted New ork City Oct .
1906. deserted from West Point, ~ y, April 2, 1893
CHARLES A. MCkENII. private Co Engineer Baualon born
Tmrton ~ VI a. occupation clerk brown dark ha fr
eompeIon feet "a inches high; enlisted Of hewiork Gt Jan W
Wletr Point, krsloTk Harlo pr 23 1903
SEBASTIAN s. PEcHlNPAUGH private Co Engineer laiaion
bor HuTon Ohoi a. occupation pau brown eyes dar ar
A,rk 6ompeion inches high enlisted al Detroit Michigan
Aug 26 1867 deserted from Nietts Point NeWloTE sTbor
April q. 1868.
.,ino.ed 10 be In EryNork City. r. g. LAY.
Breyei Lieut. Colonel and Captain 81 U. $ uf,ntrv,
Recruiting OMcer.
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Gts Curf.

TER0ME PARK.
~ SUMMER MEETING.
AMERICAN JOCKEY CLUB
FIRST DAY. THURSDAY, JUNE 30
First Race-Premium $50, Il sieS
Second }ace-Weschester Handicap, II miles
Thirl Race-Sseerstakes 2-year OILS, 5 hlr.0ngs
2ace-Preniufa $40 mile heats
SECOND DAY, WEDNESDAY, July
F'rst Race--Twoyear Old stakes
Second 2see--Prcuium SlN0, 2Inile he1ts
Thr RaceWelter Cup, ridden hy members OF tie Club
FouIth Race-Seliug Stakes, u miles
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, July 2
Frt Race-Huriie Race u miles hurdles.
Second Race--Svcepstskes. 3ycar ois u niles
Third Race-Graud National Stakes Jmile heats
Fourth acDish o mile for Cup value $3.50 FOR al horses TO
be ridden by members Of the Club Weller weight.
at 3 O'Clock each day
Full particulars iu small bills
$l COge aud stand F2 % Course stand.
and Quarer Stretch, So each dag. - ..-..- .
J. h. lKySs, Sec AUGUST bEL,lOnI, res
JEROME PARK RACES.-EXtTa trains for
- above viii leave drot and Foubase Al
returning ar the rare City cars, gong up, "m
land pssse gers at FOriy-second-sL depot ,,
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Citp gtal 6stat, for Salt.

T0HN B. CHURCH & JACOB SHARPE,
~ 40 ~ PINEST.
Real Estate Brokers and hucioneers
City and County PROPERTY SOLD RBN1ED LOANS heEo
tsteL
CHURCH l. SHARPE No p Pnest
FARMS AND COUNTRY SEATS. Al AND NEAR HEw-BBuES
WICK And ACCESSIBLE POINTS ~ NEWJERSkl SPECIAL
AKEhNGyNENTs DETAILED DYOSnAToS AND
1noT PEoPEKTEs
~ free hr STANLEY DAY Real Estate Broker Ne SIS BfsAdvsy.
CITY LOTS for SALE.-Printed list mailed
- h by STANLEY DAY, Resl Ee Broker No s25 Broadway
GOOD CITY BUILDING LOTS. vanOusly
~ oc and suitable fer Of business
nrilctlfe. residence, A. fr SALE Apply
seoshef HAALlh BABCOCk fity-eghth-st aud Eas RIVER
HOUSES 10 LET and for SALE.
IL CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
MONEY LOANED on BOND AND MORTGAGB
KING A. Co,
corner Thirty fhh-st siItl.ays sirth Estona BANK
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S)urt QlarNru's yOtits.
STATE OF Nsv. YORK,

STATE OF NHwYoRK
porr wARpESs oFFios No. % Willam-st
NOTICE Is hereby given, IN accordance WIN
Reonie tn Wacn, Oe the Port Of New iors 70 All lsr'oas
, m o bavg charge Of the subject matter oi ues inquiry
ar sprvev that following under etamn
& m s po Waaens that the said sorers or sl
~ ts within lsn days succeeding Is notice. 90 board sAs
vessels: oyR
Geo Cromwell.
Crescent City.
Steamship Reheccs T. u
Naraganset
Ship Nymphrn..
BETkJ Juis
BARK NJ, NJ
MOutrose.
n.
Brig Giles LOnAg
BrY Crcasan.............s, sew oodran h9musous
F. II. Odln.
Brig g. NJ. Reynolds. be1 huo.
K
hINTHoRNR ToAPklhs PrsilaeaA
J. AVes HIkxIxIy sssrstarr
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8rookIpn Gtal estate for saI,.

oE~~'''t' cF~''E N~VIF'F6 TT 0F'''F'
FOR SALE-Price s7.5O0 on easy terrns-3-
A. aS ed bese@e9t bk HOUSE, AZ Improvements 70 nu'es to
We e NeNiork ferries excellent b0rlo0d; n rooms;
% 10 Tor S5Oi possession Of the balance OF
y no. TO 80 FuliOn'st, Bfooklya, Room No l3
ElNE 3-story HOUSE for SALE-French roof,
basement subeea heater heating range sItures perfect
On Laiiettssye opposite Toupki0ssquAre Brooklyn $3.50;
10y khs HALL BUCKLE Hos lol and lo3 BeekmaDst, ny
sd SlM PER ACRE will buy IA acres of
sFe~spOO the most eligible BUILDING LOTS In Brooklyn.
e. s e situated on b grade Eve miles by horse and
Nea ofk CITY Hall OH LOT in kee iOrt City 10 further
Tie Cy Hail. Soe1 cost Whist ACRR here h held Apply
NJ A. rutland, 30 Beekman-st
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
SATURDAYS WEATHER REPORTS m.

suu Rises..... 43O Sun 7:35 Mooe Sets In
| -
Sandy Boos ... 264 Island. 34 Hell Gate. SIS
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Go 12lbcm il MN Conttm.

DRAINAGE, LANDSCAPE, and GAIL
IL ENGINEERING.
CWCErRING 4 GALL No 10 Wall't, NsW'York.
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20 minutes from Nev-Yori, via Eie RI

BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES aud
~ EYEGLASSES at tie Optical Institute No. LIZ Broadway
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6upartntrship yutitcs.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Co
~ partnership heretofore existing between ELBRDGE g. LOCKE
aud JOHN G.. WHITE Is ibis dsy Dissolved
Nev-Nurk. June 2g 1903
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y ASKTS rd BOON ACCOUNTS Of said hrm viii be SOLD BY
LAwHENCR STRATTON, Puhie Auction. at No II Pnest,
NevIork 18th - Juv 1862 u u including certain LANDS
Tefas Forf Ter D. ,rtrat I8u "a Z g above.
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=, The Pittsburgh: Gazette, Of the
18th, says Schuyler colfax, Vice
7 President silsY9 elect and bis bride, who wore
married Yesterday at, Andover, o.,
reached this city last evening, en- route
! for :. Washington City. The bridal party
consisted Of Mr.: and Mrs. Matthews,
step;f father /. and d! mother Of the bride,
Miss Miss Matthews, add MI W. p. Todd.
a. After E! taking supper at tie Union Depot
tHatsl, the happy party left' on nth the . 80
?: m. train, il splendid 9 new cat, just
b9 !! t fog Che use Of President j. Edgar
Tdepapsou: Mr.: l7|sA' i. > lady Of
!dH ign is e m!eo. beautiful and the very
Ri sAyy q, health and simplicity Of
manners. tsurr y:;. ,rawnA If *t.i'noE
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kAletl
framing of tho laws ?

SA4sI I8Sl UHt9ls~l1sa~es
framing Of tho laws!
Believing that a good governt 3,
honestly and righteously administer E.
tho primal source Of national h.ppi1 !,
We have referred to that frat. But Ilre
is a multitude Of other blessings ,tebe
thankful for: bountifal harve6 sS
dom from pes.ileoce, great internal i'm
provements, the good will Of other
nations, and many more which the mind
will readily reour to. In our own State
We can look around upon full graneries,
Nowhere j. there want and 16ile the's
may be fax- Who can command the
luxuries which ,follov-grea,' Wealth, the
number Of those who lack tho 'neeessa:
rios aid comfort. Of ifa are fewer 'sdh.
Flosks: have multiplied. A saAsee'' III:
migration has taken homeS s&uaonk ID,
bringing capital to ;busM uil our towns,
and strong arms to; draw from II . Soil
it, inexhaustible wealth. "A 'sea,od' ii
great health has ,left few households "a
join around thsshou>1 tabls viii ont
chair to be .foreyer,vssaut that Wis; dlled
At tho reunion The yedr BefJttei's A1'''
Tho hearts Of tho people are glad
; With the .scars Of the pas, hesHde over
aud the iutu"e hooking full Of promise
with. enosgh to keep eomfos. and cheer
about, ehe hearth :stcnc i; Is wish ID alth
and friendship and good VIM they '1,'il|
render up the s.ribu.e' Of true thank:
fulue.s. May the next Thanksgiving
come as au'piciously (! ~ :'";''a! u q
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Fine Farm for Sale.

Tho undsrsgned offers his farm Of $40 Acres.
situated in Monongaa county the line of stearns
and four miles frUm Payncsville. One tract If 100
acres fenced except about 40 rods and inside this
field Of 70 acres fenced. On the adjoining tract
arc acres plowed and fenced pasture Of 70 acres
and 80 acres Of good timber. rge house with fur.
niture II desiredl stables and outbuildinxu ON tho
promises; b-au'iful lake within few rods Of the
house, and good well at the door. Also, farming
tools, combined selfrake reaper and mower 10 hea
Of cattle. 6blooded sheep, horses. hay enough to
winter tho stock, wheat OATS and vegetables viii be
sold with the farm. The location IL good tor hotel
OF station. Twosaw mills and gret mills arc inside
Of nine miles westward, ~nda saw mill and grist mill
sous miles east Schoolhouse oneqaarter mile, store
nll2m PETER LDGRO.
Rossvills, 1onopgalia Co., MIN
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TIE st. Paul loaser j. vesy .ozious
to have the T., =. Senator: eloeted this
winter in open session. @This<would al.
low ) the suDemocrlase r6ss Participate,
though as tbe1 Pioneer ihnoeently says,
they will ha's'''litsle Or nothing to say
upon the sdtjtct Of ne :Mihineessaofa Sena:
torship' A Senator :1 must BE- chosen
Within ten 'd.yss sa 'tds II shs g., opening
OF the Legislature, HhiaA meets, on the
oth OF Ja"aaEy. s:.,.., s,.s,,i' tuA
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1uAHKsalvINa PSoCLAnATlox,
STATE OF AIxxBsorA. :.
ExDcurIvs DRPAR1niHT. g. Paul, \
Novembae 7. 1864.

Novemoee I, 1905. r..
he President Of the United States hav-
ing BY proclamation rseSnmended ''fhas
TAsssday Tie twenty -sixth day Of Novenn-
bsr, instant, be set apart and observed BY
III he people Of the United st..ss ~ day
for public praise, thsokssiving and pray
a." do hereby appoint said day in thi.
State for THAxksa1v1xa TO COP for his
abundant nsreiss and blessiags to our reo-
pie during the year that is drawing to a
close.
Truly W can say to Tho GoD OF Our
HA1nsls, =
"Thou crownsst the year With Thy
Goodness. and Thy paths drop fatness.-
They drop upon the paths Of tho wilder
ness and the little hills rejoice on every
side.
, The pastures are clothed with focks
the valleys also ass covered with corn s.
they shout for joy.
20 give thanks unto the Lord; for He i.
good; for His mercy endureth forever"
earnestly recommend to al the people
sfths State, that upon said day they sus
pend their ordinary avsoations, and meet
lns in places Of public worship, snd re-
uniting family circles, that they render de
won't praise and thanksgiving to the FAITH
Err Of ALL.
, In testimony whereof have :hereurts
ut ny hand aud caused the grsa
I. .. seal Of The State 10 b affixed tn,
day sbovo written.
WIN. r. MARSHALL.
BY the Governor.
h. G. Rooms, Secretary Of State.
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LII
s. SohE, il iadiEianata te]esraphs from
Washington :that:s1A;i ::*;':' :: Taz
The Go ernmes+ dissatisfied with Min
lister 'J65ibnfs6n's Ssf2se Sofffn Negotiations
T4 Is pssg1!s i :,s f'' ftsa! being salts:
FED ' Tlt|hf " 9cpH sa Gearse" and
ll haye nat the sape ee"5Sl y feelings
IL tbs matter in vi ich the President
and Seefetary secin to be indulging.
lx;'a' :.>:sS -c1EtI - $3.50 ;
Us a ANEEE1Na' Of: tho business men Of
Minneapolis was: hold, OH "Wednesday
|. evening; when a companytob be known as
the 'H!l.ukes Su4cgior, St. Anthony Balls,
and Mlanesota. Air Limo ~tail Road
Company": was, organized: The par
pose; Of all. this, name is to sccure:'the
coa@puctioa of:a Railroad from White
Bear; Lake :viav: St. Anthony Fails: to
ShakoAae, and st, Peter, 3: a: *bnard;o of
6t9Gep dirs;t9rs; :, headed BY: Hon., Fl.
I; Me!les, was chosen. ,,;,o<,o -.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-26
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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-11-26

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