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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-08
Foreign News.

From Europe the dispatches say that Pope
Plus has sent an agent to the u. S. for the pur-
pose of enlisting troops for his army, and that
Garibaldi has written several earnest protests
against the project. Admiral Farragut's fleet
is.at Brest. Dispatches received at st Peters
burg confirm the victory OF the Russians in
Central Asia, and mention other successes.
The English captives lately released in Abyssi-
MIA had arrived at Suez, homeward bound
Prince Napoleon has had an interview at Vienna
with the Emperor of Austria, the object of
which is unknown. Count Bismarck urges the
adoption by all countries of uniform system
OF the measurement Of tonnage and shipping.
The Emperor of Russia has released from exile
in Siberia all persons Of foreign birth and all
natives Of Russian Poland, sentenced to twenty
years exile.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-08
ALEXANDRIA.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE s.

.iAswe have already stated the late addresses
which have been delivered in this place, seem
to have thoroughly aroused our people, to the
Importance, the duty, and the necessity, of op-
posing in every honorable way, the adoption of
theproposed Constitution for this State. Let
us then, again and again, urge upon every
man who has not registered, and who is al
lowed to vote, to register, and, when tee time
comes, go to the polls and deposit his ballot.
Let the present spirit and determination be
kept up!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-08

COAL TRADE-Thc following is statement.
Of the amount Of coal shipped by the Contra.
and the Hampshire Il Baltimore Coal Compaa-
les, for the week ending June &, 1868:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-08

CHIEF JUSTICE CHAsE.-The New York
Herald is responsible for the following state
ment:
"Chief Justice Chase, in recent converse
ton, expressed himself as being in unison with
the democratic party on every point except
that OF universal suffrage. If he was elected by
that party to the Presidency he would carry
out their policy faithfully, and labor to make
the party one Of permanent usefulness. But
he does not want the Presidency, is not can
didate for the nomination, and would not as
sumo the office at the sacrifice Of his honest
convictions. On general issues he expressed
highly conservative ideas, favoring material
government aid to the Southern States, q gen
oral amnesty, and strongly deprecating the
harsh measures of Congress. On the financial
question he favors an early return to specie
payments.
LChiefJ Justice Chase is said to have confirmed,
in his conversations in Richmond, the state
ments recently published, la relation to his
political opinions and position.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-08
MAR RIED.

In Washington, on Tuesday, the 18th ult by
Rev W. Hammond, MIR. HENRY H. KEEL
LEY. OF Lynchburg, Va, to Miss ANNIE J.
CRUMP, Of this city.-LLynch. News please
COPY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-08

APPLE BLOSSOMS AGA1N.-During the ex-
animation of Collector Webster, of Baltimore,
by the impeachment Committee, the witness
was severely badgered by Mr.. Butler, and the
New York World says: ''One Of the questions
asked by Butler was as to now he (Webster)
knew the President would be acquitted, to
which Webster answered, well, General, l
do MOI really know, but [ suppose it was much
the same way, as you knew how impeachment
would result when you telegraphed to New
Hampshire that conviction was certain: that
Wade and prosperity would come in with the
apple blossoms This sally from Webster was
badly relished by Butler
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY, MD.-C. G.
Magrudcr, ,Jr., as trustee, sold last week the
farm OF the late Elisha Duval, IN this county,
containing 100 acres, for the sum OF $1,000.
Messrs. Fitch & Fox have sold, at private
sale the farm known as the Highlands, near
Bladensburg, containing 1lG acres, and recent
y owned by the Serpell family, to VIM. W.
Danenhoner, esq.,, of Washington city, for the
sum of So, 000.--AaBoro Gazette.
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DOTOMAC GARDENS .
a q r a n D B 4 L l.

Il
A GRAND BALL
WILL BE GIVEN At
POT O III A G A II D E n S,
On MONDAY, June s.
COOKS COTILLICN BAND has been en-
gagged for the occasion. Positively no improp-
CT characters allowed on the grounds.
Tickets for gentlemen = cents; ladle: iree'
HENRY HERBNER,
je Sit Proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-08

DUTIES on Coal IN CANADA The British
Minister, it is said, has addressed letter to
the Secretary of State, calling attention to the
fact that the Canadian Government admits
American coal free Of duty; that it has resisted
the pressure of Nova Scotia coal interests to
impose q duty of fifty cents ton on foreign
coal, which would exclude American coal from
Western Canada, million dollars worth Of
which was consumed in that section last year,
and that this course has been adopted by the
Canadian Government in the hope that the
Government of the United States would sane
ton some reciprocal legislation TIE British
Minister asks whether this Government is pre-
pared to consider the question. The matter
having been referred to the Secretary Of the
Treasury, it is said he replied that Congress
having abrogated the old Reciprocity Treaty,
he did not consider it proper that the Execu
tive should reopen the question unless Con-
eress shall give some indication of its desire to
do SO. The papers are before the Committee
of Ways and Means
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-08

.4 Gold.
NEW YORK, June 8.-Gold to-day 1890.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-06-08
CANAL COMMERCE..
MONDAY. June 8.

- s@SN- ,l'tIsiIE
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New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
REMOVAL OF TROOPS FROM CANADA.

The Toronto Globe is authority for rumor
that the regular troops be removed from the Prov
ince the coming Spring IL tsays; No onlclel inma-
ton OF their intended removal has as yet been received
INT unofficial correspondence from England has OF late
frequently pointed this anticipation. The rumor ls
that all the troops west OF Kingston will he entirely With
drawn in the Spring and that the latter point VIII be st
maintained as the headquarters OF the Royal Canadian
Rifles Quebec Montreal, and Halifax are the only points
which U is intended according To tho same report 70 gar
rison with regiments OF the line The disposition OF com
missarat stores and the arrangements beng made IN
the purveyors and other departments, p0t IN the H.
rectIop indicated.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
POSTAL MrsMAYAGEMENT IN IDAHO.

SALT LAKE, Dee 23.-The Idaho Legislature
met IN Boise City the 9th. Gov. Baards message re-
commands revision OF the mining laws, and asks tho
Legislature 20 petlton Congress for an additional appro
priaon TO survey the public lands the sales already
beng s0 COO i'm excess OF the cost OF the first survey Tho
Governor complains OF the msInanagement or postal
affairs i'm the Territory He says that many OF the routes
having been established through ignorance or the
geography of the country others
are running double service at unnecessary expense In
the Northern part OF the Territory many largo settle
ments are without mail facilities From 5000 TO 5000
Indians are remaining in the Territory and are friendly.
but should be settled on reservations
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
S]urt daarSur's JIutic,.
rHE uNLoN PACIFIC GAILROAD.

It is generally understood that the Union
Pacific Railroad Company intend TO extend thef roan
through to California knowing, they do well that the
Central Pacific road cannot do onehaf tAe business ~
which will seek 10 fnd accommodation oyer the route
The place chosen the Sierra Nevada mo Is
one OF the most difficult that could have been selected ~
tbe whole range. The altitude Is greater the SHOWS iah
deeper and the storms rage more furious tan on any
other route travelled With these facts staring the Ia
te face the Union Pacific Company are not incnhed 10
nave their hands tied and freight Dlockaded y TINS IN
surmountable barrier, and it Is repo,ieu 1,",on %nn
authority semi-Oflicial at least, that the Inon
Pacific road would be continued, ana thse nay
fhe Company would adopt the route W
Mobiles Pass, through the Deer Creek Meado~s.
fIoWinc Deer Creek the valley the bcs most IedsIDe
and the easiest route in tho whole sierra heNaqa rase
Old packers in the early days Of ig and ~ wien sney
coWd nor cross the mountains at any other point on ac
count OF the deep SHOWS, would 20 up the sseaneneo
valley 10 Deer Creek and cross by tlat route NIOss
s1y trouble Another advantaee IA ths route Woat Do
mar it would do the carrying trade ana t1spottd
80 ali of surnrise Valley, Honey Lake valley ana tho
- oa ~ IIabo together with the Government suppc.
~ a chain of posts through that whole country ADDED
~, 20 ~ a. would pass through the rchest aud arsest
,,t 81 ae1cntuIal lands IN the state. Ihe increasing
rests 6f surprise and Honey Lake Valleys the IN
me- IN nopulatlon aud wealth together with its being
the beet route 10 Id no, will OF itself al
~ istsnf ,ay demand railroad communication with tho
Sacramento Valley aud san Franclsco-tCheo CVuiahN
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
2ropusaLs.

OrgIcH Culgy Or uAsrEE,
Forr IrAvxywotTa Kan, Dec 8. 1893.
RMY TRANSPORTATION. - SEALED
y PROPOSALS viii be received a. s olco Until II O'Clock L.
TaIVsP1FrAT1oy oP MILITARY sUPPLIE9
3s o.ra9 1oass dr5S,.is or ia1,. no. Iecrei hy
Brcr LsatCo- 81 Ills,.a G. e. D. At Saat Fe, T. A al-
From f,t por', or hs Union Ii4 Hval T. D. - '7 ti'g g
t e eter q tl contract be de.aaea BY t5e ,1a = b. g.
oI.o1. 5f s Siste Of Te1is al Indian Territory
10 at Url sac other depot q be te1e.ed
ter ,., de- rt,Isr i.5 rais rer 100 n,s al rll iey
v trtfo t- s.ar elL month Of Gle year. besnnl APn
scrst, rl, tov,7cr ~, y,l md win te '-,uoi Or IL.
oga, m tle entire d.,aae. ai le o l As IN tie fore
.'-' cav FROM PORT HAarrH, H,.,.., .-,r-,,,
''''' TaoM foaI HAYS
to Forts 'F' iy1n EsT.G. "1rii , 1i, l5 i.cR 'si
90 Forts Ircu. Rer1olis. g lfau'. aal Union.
iirralis ai 1 gwen % s7nen cles Of the distances
between tr p.r a,i ib3 ad rpon any o.lsE pols Fs-aas
ROUTE 10
from tao; he established in te
1eroy Of SeHN,te' to auy I or stations ai are or @ be
5as.e m q lsrcr, 5f 1,s al a he s.-.s Of Texas re Of
qie is y norte v cot er,s-3 90 sas 10 :onooo
pounds, on Itol,- Fo = ioto,.llt lo,it~ , -
be ccorpsr b. deJo, of 200 f lc ,.,r cher- risbs
O. lie o.ro be- alsogle g'raa,se iaa an award
mae 10 bn hs lilor vi ,,,, I'D , a'o ea-t1ri sis good
and sucst security "a rfa ~ .li. M
party whom o. CONTRACT may De- afare- to eee-'e a. -e form aeh
Eaa bidder nub rrotrt at Gs oPsfg Of he proposals. orb
o.at, a b 'equ'sI 70 give bor1 or Route 10 in sgsh
Of e at sll so'cy VI each BIDDER aud
pro-o,as nus. uiotr Proposals ~ Army TuuT'ri.uoa
Rlue no. 90 81 - Ire rsc I AID none vi D. ca' IsI'd
TO arr Co nstul be prepared % execute TIE
ontr dsy AID . DE Iel toud, for
Toe rgto fe'e- a1 s bid 30 og.rel trrvsi
1ae each route must be d. faae'' for service BY -.
which he eoHuucii. v;h readily a. sAc s-Iilg poa Or
B.rS r Showing ne ron Iirs ofth cntrae, into
fr G. tcu'c ai urDn application % THE ofe. either psa
als y .ster az l'' accompany sH- ne 1'r oit-c io'
Iro.r of oatr NT, Division Of tie Missouri
j. EaSTON Dept @. M oet'l, T. y A. e. @ s, Dent Mo
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS - SEALED
- PROPOSALS be received 81 ll oIce ~ t o. o wafer
oe5.F is DE steroooa or fam ag ali ug wisrp stop
Cocks a Fire HJaar tls fvn streets snd nvtrc Of said
gcl-srr HIt.e-ve.; ~ falays hon Ig,n-a't 20 ana
Conuaip 90 Aev-ioS 'i l ]" "c'' oii e ieA
ave Bsel-ave Ncesk rtl Eosts 90 s'aon ave-
rom Pals. cave 9, Noliceave brbla7e froa BIssa
Go 80 tLa Jrsiei DT a4 Dei.s- o ''"" '''--' ' " "
'"'' A.51. j. 10 Ia,., se. OF 2Iiaestp,
Ii1rt ~ $50 Alta. isr 81 ~. lrI pre
Ai..t 2,i5J inei. fltt toi flarh p.lt.
Abl.. 26f ircsl feet ~ l0ilel I.vt,
Atom. g . lsnlf Of tffot
About :. 10 Inca. feti oi t.uta .'-
About l.tsJ hreai ieci Of I inca Fpa
u ibIlcL stop Co-tL
Illtlcr SOP Cocta
90 in-a s,oy Co.r.
90 inch Step Cocks
t1s s.msrHei ,ai e,,, iron pipe to p, IN
r1-a, o. elt alscclns cr De- l1a al tts ohce % o. ~
gss1.sl, tas -tsfl b. e. arrsit .. ts s, Co.
h. AAAehAa.
va gshHS.--, Water Cauniii5a,rt
IouT ufItsUAY
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
SmusrmsHs.

----~. 49,
OENTRAL. PARK WINTER GARDEN.
~ seveiih-ays. between Fhyeislth aad Tihyanih's'~
GRAND CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
UNPARALLELED SUCCESS OF IHk
GREAT COMBINATION COMPANY.
CROWDED DAY AND NIGHT.
MAMMOTH ENTERTAINMENTS.
The el.r I.tatl.,lMeH, j. tens,iliy decorated.
Inn d IOE TiE sALE OF CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
OPEN DAY AND EVENING
''i a4os6S4Sr y1EiT Or EyTEIRT4AfTylN4EsT5 I4 II
MAMMOTH HOLIDAY ATtRAGG :: G: .l0SS l0S5,S,,,perp.
TA5 F MgiS u lN A. IiE2sGFli Eta6Fis sSGss SOCIETY,
Tls H-st Con- .te aai Celebrated
sOtiETY OF TlgOL-AS SINGERS
MILE. MARIETTA ZANFRETTA'
TIE WCPlDFAMED AETlSIE OE TIE TIGHT ROPE,
THEODORE ZANFRETTA, -
7d5siler dnh ls , lHoSb2RtL PBaFoRIISG DOCS
MASTER GEORGE, GED YEARS,
Tic greatest Juvenile gyfuasi n tie world
MIR. CHARLES PARKER.
THE EESOWHED GYMNAsT, TRICK CLoEE, ,-,,,,,,,p,
TIE ,5 DEL4yAE51 I5 4E6i PIC BH9THH3 ITFITEa
Gu WIIIAns S't tie % s e5fsid American Comic Singer
Al Al ge1, sg y;Tsiy o. oi.I 1.rIv ~ ,Iyfs
PRIVATE BOXES TWO DOLLARS EXTRA 10 he bad during The
tly etc S.hiraTs No. 7li Broadway.
NEW-YORK CIRCUS,
NiTIyEos EvElY DAY AT u.
MAT TfNEES EVERY DAY AT -
UaSNISG UOR,kNANSNiP
w64yIEsSE sE SGS65STe S1M34SE2 EEExAEsRs
AyD sluLSpLrIING PANTOMIMEl
Second week ~ a. srrcesfll
GRAND COMIC CHRISTMAS PANTOMIaB.
ABSURD ADVENTURES ODD SURPRISES.
LUDICROJS INCIDENTS
LtlGHABLE SITUATIONS,
MAGIC TRICKS AND TRANSFORMATIONS,
AND FURIOUS. KOLLICKihG FUSl
BrT'R BEARD A IA TURoUE-FRANCAISE,
BliE BEARD a "a TUhptEFtANtAlNhi
BLrE BEARD a Ia TUkeUEfRAScAishi
BOTH AFTERNOON AND NIGHT.
MAGNIFICENT ANEEC SPORTS.
BY I'M MOsT TALENTED TROUPE
or STAR RIDERS AND ACROBAIS
20 be fond in RnuPe o. America
VWORRELL SISTERS New York. Theater
w BLtE BEARD anil BELLE HELENE, Eycw
BLUE BEARD ara BELLE HELENE Night
WORHfLL Sis ikRS saturday
Two Olerss Escy Night htlee
MKT M0NIAN The Fie.i % itbe Cloth Of oo-L
VNEATER TICKET OFFICE.
RESERVED SEATS yoe ALL rIIEAiIes
POOR NELL;
THE MYSTERIES OF NEW-YOHl< LIFE
oUT OS WEDNESDAY.
IN Ito
TTRESTDE COMPANION.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
JoiSr coHvirTrr oS PrSEe ram1lso' g9 ,rg,

ls.r Coverass BIZ kr.,fpS MtufNGIOT. Dee -. l.ht
PROPOSALS Tor the PlBllCAl lQN OF nIi the
rg 81 tlt ID Cong e. sI an, r,tI.h.1e the ds6sics
In sr, 10 rl 'Ae following ', on VI al act approved
''? ~ 4 mt ,en ~ r Tia, al act, or ps Of 's.
authorizing e ples ~ o. i,e aseae' - w Jnt Cc
G ,s b.stoa o. I- proceedings ad dsbe' IA Congress
sl sni sp--,cloug go le ae,ol'y p.thsl y tleia sl
III Do cer,aa ,ost Of such paiieaioa by ihs @
s estimate together H M b 10 po'ie io 'As psON4'A
H. ja. commit adopted the present plaa ofpa,atn IN
dsJ pspeI conta.aag poiueai ma1ief Gd er %
i, as tie whole be lad before Congress ' is
'as al oSo.s oe m ne rasag =, os ra5, soI5 Of .05 re.
polteFs ff each lionsr, i, E 20 y. l' ~
SaG pptai q t!e debates q ds, p, 70 ion @ no
s'l rs i. & r 70 be- tie plce per sbou'aui ems ia
=. & M objections aud additions, matter pas into 'Ile
& ie -s pueaoa o' written Or printed at,eI Ao' re-
proposal 20 state a 500 eolies o. el5 naaesT OF '9s
psr - ael viii be furnished % aad N1l s''l '0P' va"
'' li Tls a,3on, of tie reports g printed o g1ato ,ra re.
s, nol paper be luhed br Coaut's nc,lh. u 60
~ deliver for @ lqa TIE p 9qioa 70 sn ls % pa,' asi
dfypeel BE- HLed iOI aud "A-i e4ea additional copy VIII 0'
I'D goPo VI. '''i' G sl;ilt & sSa S pot , %sa pIa.
ers aierag 'se aaIte ed,ori ~l s % hsies sa i ,hy
connected W. ,-i ,,.s .s's c.5 ' 4 s VII he usenine
% M he lns Tor reruansTaion eonpeuioH IN ans shape
beyond ulf s embraced 10 t.e popossh 49,, ,, -,
prsf osa will be gei unless accompanied ai,h hona . -
cshr 10 TIE tppIoai Of y. y J9if & % % is ~of. II be
lam Committee Pabho Printing '-re to make tLe 5og'. VIZ % %
I % hat he peoa or pesoa making can onani is aseesJ
tcs AID psetcay Aeqia-iei Nil iIs ou'D''' o. pO
' m committee vii furnish any ierei afaraio7 that they may
posse, p,., ePassr1.ss e, ,sS Ws.5ng,Sa D C.
Popo VII be r4osi on tue envelope gfU3,, % ss ' o, m % os
D. AnihOay Charaa 81 .s senas @ PTntinr or john d.
Dsfses e. ,. o Gonnise s Congt.op Public Printing
D.
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT oF NRw.YorK. De-. 2s. cLEaRED
Santiago ie aarrmea ard Sevorears Virgo gaG
,sy Ssy-O'-aai S.s.qia & r,15 h SEQ SS 80, Ia.
saraHuah Champion Locvooa Cheeoa. Loa.a Moore wsloe
Rlnoat John Gibson We yetows Eepiars Baker
Msasutia Fh New Bea2rl hof'a Mater. S@g,1a~ hs,T
Roberts Norfolk; Chesapeake Bags, Porila.l-
B.Ls@crrsae Roy iIsrssies Ior waugb ST; s. JaEa
Brss-Kong Esr " BeaacEe Antwerp Katie T0sn.eni Gbrs
''s sebr . jas b. Iiorns PortsP & Meoouve Fletcher
Cspe isye; Co Ets Sleeper Caaehas Henrietta Tooke lsn-
s9 5o R Jf I7ia %sas5 y pS E:'f % sans % iSo
HAYS savanna, Carrie 5 we0J CeorgeouB D. c.
ARRIVED.
sternslp p Geo. Washington. eager, md'e and pass
Ste'nsl Cleopatra Pa1Lps oa.snn-. Dec - ais sol p
Steamship Charleston, Bsrry ch1e.;oa mdse AL pas.
s,sssp FrnneoH A. ssf5soR, 5. R,oo- GAa & % anu pass
n n s.sSrs.bg Cb bsaa5go PSisde glia in TOW oftazs.
ttsg Re.ca Woico,t Phade with ooable saisr
ss1mug Philip Harari PlaiepH hours with adoasissis'
s4Ip Gn Fueepie churey H,nsurg 65 dan, mI,e sad
Ship West Wyle Caeatta 100 iavs. mdss
shiP Bertha AaaaTs iSso-' = y .y - = f H'' 11'
BARK MORO Caste Jesett Mystic. Ct
Ear B,[ SSSlsn F,-SaG4 s' C,r Il % dy ,S r5,i a
BARK Deoaarus Amos Malaga 81 dave irr:t shd load
sem ssSI Ar.as Ae peS 31D Perkins. r.rsla Nov L. ,n cotton
setr Pilot BRIDE Brewster DelATla p days, sigaI.
SAILED.
se,,sip.s Lsursn 1sTe GsS Cros G a.s
Nevbea G Isaac Bel ard ateFa' ReAHo-l GSA Stream 'f
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Nzw Ioypoy Dec tagbOs Alert ron Boston Tor New
yr. Min lie sovere Of the Ia chr NTga h0eE
PrTnceiosB Nellie Chase Porut White Sea Bangor Assse
cbs Ben stropg Gillian President Marion. Saria DsH
Westrr Providence keokuA, Macbs leatr Providence J
Donohue Rich, ksesas Globe. Ellsworth seA bri
Fail River Saie schr Emma /. lAg, Dlr.rl, g.
FOREIGN PORTS.
sor-H.yproy Dec 2rle Aemsus sailed iof New
YORK on saturday. o.- ,
IoSDoN Dec 27The steamship rs fom EesOaeins aud
Hav.aa arnved Oil P0rt.aai yesterday viii sI1a l0keu
SPOKEN.
B Grace wssnIn Marshall Jamaica i,r NSYork. Dec i5 lat
sbp BcissbAe oa EsvYOk for Cslcu,a Jays ont sOr lat
Ray Vocla from Iohs for Hatcs r. h 50 b. loo q D.
Brk Peter Rekrcos from Macao for Hamburg Nov a las E0
BARK Jopahan G. ase from Hamburg for CaAO, Nov D. ls !'.
schr C. C. Warren Dee %. lat. 5sfi lon. II 81.
DISASTERS.
orrvxroyyS Dec 2The big Chesley phnneT ron LOu-
don NoY o Boston back this port with loss 81 s
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28

PROPOSALS will be received until SAl .Ilglt- Ih-
DAY January for raising AL rceorelag me piosIV ps -
s' Itus PorI Asus last River for tha least PEI %
~ .aut recovered o expense, 70 te Frgas hl
~ "~st a. tunate November st next 1sleio ooni WI.
,sd Gr tbe faithful Performance Of the WORK
.Ypsrairs 10 be used b. addressed Proposal .o ~ go
s53 New York" The tompsny ie'ei'e "' "e"' '''
al. moi dsein.d for their Interest -,t.,.u.
Ap ''' CHARLES b. PRATT, President
Worc,,,er Mas. Dee. o. 1862
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
Hcrsts, 6xrisgts, IT.

AT HENRY CITY AUCTION mAKa MAN,,
n ard ThlrtHis,e't gss ps AZ s,.sss /.
49, srd dryisg are hse srsy WEDSksDAl ana s
,Igtaat a.. gssr al n esosk Bsts viii tl"tyh hh'
poTsss ss abe fef Ag.t ddFss ma hs,y vofA ~ '.s
he,h. ss.,as stveNssI The tff7ti stou'h, o
,s fsy,gs, ssi grs Of Harness ATsJ' on
tasd sI, ,srJ sl9.aofP Pat fs,.l,al. E.S R'sIssS
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
nutit,s Of Bankrupttv.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
4 ST,TTs fr The EASTERN DISTRICT of PENNSiLN ANlAt
peruy Msrsas Of D. Of renrgrin Norn'Shnp 10 & iS's
Tb. il In i've notice the ION d OF De, bci a ~ 1907
rron In issued against the esias OF fANh U
IGsKY and sfNSON J. EAUMBUki. copar1nets trading IS p ~
iHsEY c. of Acatagu Lehh County, Stale OF FennNan
h have been sdudgd hanknps upon their own at we P
en N auy sbs delivery u property belonging 70 esu
bpkrt, 10 them or their aud the transfer o al lr'prN W
tbe are forbidden hy law that meeting Of the creditors o I AbL
debts choose assisuees OF ef IS
tS el Al Cout Blnkuptcy, be holden on the 23 day
- ii.crr A. D 1863 10 O'Clock 20 the American lOte
1v of Alsutouu County Plu before Gsose CoSon esp
90. JAMES DYKES.
I'LL i,vgrN L. g. Deputy Marshal a. Messenger
IN tLe DISTRICT COURT OF the UNITED
STATES for The DISTRICT Of NEWJEEsEi-ln the mater o.
MILAN BANKER Bankrupt lN BASNErP1ct 10 NhOM
i Nay CONCERN Ie undersigned hereby gtes nace OF m P
peigtuent g. Assignee Of WILLIAM y BANhEh 9 Is. IN o
- ~ pa A and state Nevrgsey, within s1id sir Mh" hA
bo se bankrupt upon h. petition by tue bSei Oout OF
M r Daiel Paterson, NeNJetscy tue bth DAY Deeember
A D. is6L BENJAMIN ". HOAEi, Paterson, Newt
I.gil
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
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NJ s. MAI.uALs VFFIIE, 7, D. OF IIIfN.lLlAfIAIy
" PmIADELPHiA, Dec. u, 1868
,r,trTc 10 To GIVE NOTICE-Yhat on the
mn dv Of Deee,nhr 1874 warrau ~ hankuQtcF was
sI srsr tie estate of THOMAS SLATER shlI 81 ll'4e,
80 H. Cougy of philadelphia eul state Of Penas yana VINO mas
yel Bankrupt his petition that t payment oi any
rerg oil auv property ht0uang 10 such Bankrupt, 70 nm
W fr M use and property hy lm are ofue
49, .tiur of Tie reor o the sai Bankrupt 70 prove tne
' fose an. or more ssRuees his Estate will he held 81
go, of parlptc, 10 BE- holden No 6l5 Walnut ST. Ph sdephA
s EnWIy r. CJiASR esd Register, the h day OF January
b. 1853 81 n O'Clock - A. A. si I,'' - Nn',.,,,
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err or NRw.YoRT. DEPAETNES1 % FS>Ncf,(
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couEr HorsE PlrL, NO ~ OuaHo'': w. ,aLr |r;,an
TENO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is hereby given
g. Al usrtous nay have omlniei 10 pay iss arr 70 J
III, oe before the of January, sos Oh ana aver
,.ys,t AZ ts rats Of n per eaena'sa IRON
1et = ,53 70 payment will be Saas w o., ,h ,i..
On he sth January pro1 warrants WI % l,s''' ' VIZ
tea oisl persona 'AA'' ''A BARNARD sHYTH Receiver
New-York tribune., 1868-12-28
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deliver packages addressed the hew York Aoai Fres Only 20
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Z>i,rJ Journal aud Nsg i9r E1sT1s should ASS
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