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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

1868. 8t6t8l,. + Fall ..:ig Campaign PP!.iig 1868. s.
,i3agd 10 TUT 7oa e yBd na
New Goods &
New Prices at Hermon &
ilsOn's. Splen-
did Stock. EasrsEki8g GeS
and seasOnabIe.
Great Bargains from the Bank
-rupt5 Sales IJin
New York. Prices below all
Having one of
the largest rooms and the Iarg-
est stock of Dry
Goods g Carpets III this section
ofOhiO, andbuy-
ing our Goods for Cash, we can
.aflifo'lrr.dl.tl5oclgiy,'e'P.'o'luglrI, flif' lr.l .l5clg ,''P. a,
customers better bargains than
smaller Dealers
can. Please observe the fact
! 90 ~ Ui III }3&
andcOnsultyOur'.
best interests (Whdn buying.
Having HI;a hhtladeex-
tenfYiiye fiE preparations pa 9iG for the
FalBTPade, our
stock Of Dry Goods will be
found complete
IN every department. Con
Dress
Goods, Cotton Goods Cloths
ShaWls, White
Goods, Notions aud everything |
requiredafOrntheI
rade. And in addition, we
have the bestIinei
# Carpets offered for sale in !
5,.-aif i.,g 9ol Ipti ula> Ii
the market. |
HcrMOAl s IWAsOR,zt
BETTS BL OK.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

! Marine. Schooner H. D. Root, Fremont
Capt. Tyler, arrived the 10th with $50 Obbll
salt for l. E. Amsden, 100 bbls water lime
for warehouse and a lot Of merchandise
Cleared the 10Th for Buffalo with corn.
-scoW Vampyrs, of Ashtabula. Capt
Large. arrived the 18th, light. Cleared the
18th for Buffalo with wheat.
Schooner N. O. West, Fremont, Captain
skinper, arrived the I4tb, light. Cleared
the 10th for Buffalo With oats ndlumber.
-sehooner F6sloria, Fremont, Capt. Hay
wood, arrived the l4,b, light. Cleared the
18th for Buffalo, with cats and lumber.
-schooner John RICE, arrived he 18th
with lumber and laihs for EdgertOn Bros.
Cleared for Alpena, Mich, the 18th, With
corn and oats, = 4
-Sehoensf n. D. Root arrived the sIst
with 400 bbls salt for Amsden, and stoves
f,r Thompson & Go. Cleared the 24th for
BufalO with lumber for I. E.. Amsden.
-scow Enma Leighton, Capt. Holland
arrived the 23d with 800 bbls sslt for /. E.
Amsden. rs4z ~ li5E
Schooner N. @. West arrived the 24tb,
Light. is,,-, a.i 4,
Transfers Of Real Estate for Che week
ending September l2, 1868, prepared BY
W. W, STINE, County Recorder. 81 s.s.7i
Katie E Ernst to Nat Haynes, ia-lot ID 3r!,
1856, Fremont, ,-,-.---,.,.-,,,..... 900
Francis Weber to Victoria PAUL.,
20 acres in sec 13, Sandusky, ,..-- 500
John Heffner to Eli Cupp, part of lots
225 and 22S, Olyde--.. 1000
Solomon Parker to Henry Parker, I2I s'i'
acres in sec 81, York 1000
Frank Walter to Mary Nunnemaker, gs,
part of out-lot 12l, Fremout....., 500
Nat. Foster to Achiel Foster, 5 3,4 ss
acres in sec 35, Sandusky 1000
Hiram Pool to M & James H Fry, so
Ocres in sec 80, Ballville. ------ 1850
George Isahoot to Samuel Bowser, 40
acres in sec Is, Washington. 300
Thaddeus Ball to Andrew Moos, lot
10 7 Balls survey, IL acres.-....- I400
Trrnsfers for the week ending Sept IS. e
PlaLt Brush to Peter Spieldenner, 6
and 29-I00 acres in sec 5, Ballyille, 700
Nat Haynes to Geo o Harlan, in-lot
749, Fremont t------------------.- 1000
Gotlieb Fisher TO Jacob Fisher, 20
acres in sec u, Madison 300
Jacob Grow to Ira 7 Davis, SO Ills
acres in sec sc, Riley ..---------- 100
Joel Burket TO Lewis Neuman. lot "a, sl.t- Z
Washington Station I4O
Platt Brush to John A Grant, 81 CO.
100 acres in sec 5, BallVille, --..4 92l
Plstt Brush to John A Grant, IS
acres in sec. 5, Ballville- -. 400
VIM Havens to Christian Fisber,IO
acres in sec g. Jackson .... 1000
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

JUsT RECEIVED. Five Bales Heavy
Shirting, which we are selling at one
Shilling per yard. Also Three csses Of
those splendid Domestic Flaunsls. Manu-
factured from Woods of our own Selections
which We ara selling at great bargains.
D. Garvin & Co.
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Great bankrupt sale of BOets and
Shoes at No. 4 Mammoth block.

The Political Revolution which is now go
ing on in this country is second only to the
revolution which the Great United States Tea
Warehouse of T. Y. Kelley & Co., 26, %
and l3OfVesey street N y, is inaug log
n the lea and cdfse tFgae. They arc the
6rstl lpaflies q the world tb put up ted and
coffee in air-tight packages, so that the con-
sumer has them fresh as when taken from
the original packages. Their agents, s.
Buckland d Son in Fremont, have them con-
stsntly on hand.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

The LARGEST AND BEST selected
stock of Orockery always found at
E. B. Moore d Bro.
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D. Garvin & Co. are receiving great
quantities of new goods, and they are going
off at low prices.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25
TEA.
COFFEE.

FL OUR,
CORN MEAL,
and a other necessities in the line of rOoeres con-
staHty on hand and offered at the lowest cash
prices. --'
Now that you have looked over nv vr;ee List
cal and examine my goods. Satisfaction warranted
OF money refunded am also ready at an times
t9 pay the highest cash prices for,
Butter, Eggs, Lard, TaIlow, BeeswazI
Smoked Meats, &c.
Remember the stoEs-nearly opposite the Post
ofnoe, north Of MOore's CrOckery Store
liz i1a li7- FRED LANDGRAF
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

| A CURIOUS MAN INDEED.-Dr. Sage has
discovered a perfect specific for Catarrh,
I"CJld in the head" Dizziness, Tainted
Breath and Catarrhal Headache. Dr. Sage
d Co., offer $500 for case of Oatarrh that
they cannot cure. DR.. Sage's Oatarrh
Remedy is the cheapest and best remedy
for that loathsOme disease ever offered to
the public. Use no other. If your drug
gist does not keepit send so cents and a
postage stamp to DR.. Sage & Co.. Buffalo,
N. Y, and it will be sent to you by mail.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25
LOCAL NOTICES.


We SIZE THAT SMITH, SHoMo q Co.
are doing big thing in the Boot and Shoe
business. gTbey are selling at about one
half what other dealers are selling for, and
whyf because they buy direct OF the manu-
facturers.. A partial list of prices viii con-
vince you that this is SO: i'''A 81
Mems kip Boots for $3.50
Boys 80 - "fst5Fl 2q 2,25
Youths L5O
o Women's calf Shoes for I,6
And all other goods in like proportion.
39-4O
For Cream Crackers go to Warren's'
For shilling Sugar go 10 Warren's.
For Prime Tea at /, so go to Wsrren's.
For Prime Rio and Java cOfFees go
to Warrsn's.
Bsmis's Patent Shape Collars sold
at D. Garvin d Co. s.
For all kinds of fine groceries go to
Warrens where goods are sold cheap.
The LARGEST AND BEST selected
stock of Orockery always found at
E. B. Moore d Bro.
D. Garvin & Co. are receiving great
quantities of new goods, and they are going
off at low prices.
kSN1cE AssoRTMESr Of Looking
Glasses of all sizes, and cheap at
-. ~ E. B. Moore 4 Bro.
Buy your summer underwear at
YOUNGAAN's clothing store nearly OP-
posits the post Office.
so PIECES OF CARPET;-The place to
buy Just the thing you want is at w. A.
Rice d Bros. They keep stacks Of goods
and sell them cheap.
Buy your linen coats, vests and pants
at lYOUNGMAN'S-c clothing store, nearly |
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25
LOCAL NOTICES.

GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE AT HEAD
QUARTERS. intend closing out our
entire stock of Boots & Shoes. They
will be sold at great reduction in prices. p
D. Garvin & 90.
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For all kinds of fine groceries go tC
Warren's where goods are sold cheap.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

Transfers for the week ending Saturday,
Sept. 19, 1868. ,s
George Weiker TO Elias Weiker, 80 acres,
section 26, Madison. coo
Amos Woodward to Jacob Settler, part Of
out-lot No. Is, Bellevue 200
La Q. RawsOn TO Chas. Shade, in-lOt No.
1919, Frement $3.50
Theresa Swartz to Francis X. Snyder, 40
acres section %, Ballville. lle..--......-$2 200
! Theresa Swartz to John Snyder, 30 acres,
sec 2S, BallVllle- $SiSOO
Chester Edgerton to Paul Knerr, in-lot
No. l34l, Fremont. 990O
David Morton to James Worst, 10 acres,
section Is, Ballville--.- -.--.---..-.. $500
Charles Zickgraff to Charles r. Fry, 10
acres; section 2, Rice. $500
Now who shall we have for cur Congressman,
man, man, -f j
Who, tell me who?
Here's the gallant and eloquent Billy Gibson,
For Gen1 Grant COlfax too, for Gen1 Grant &
COlfax too, edI 81
And with him wen beat Dickinson, son, son
Beat Dickinson,
And with him wen beat Dickinson.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

A TINE FOR ALL THrNGs AND PLACE FOR
al THINas .@Hov, 3 han qholsEa is lurkias
all over he land. IS De timef ~ purify s6s
blood bYeusinE Dr.. 3 " Folapd's Hu ioi
Doctor. A sure remedy, and pleasant 10 tie
taste. Sold BY S. Buckland B Son.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

Bemis's Patent Shape Collars sold
at D. Garviu d Co.'s.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25
Alligator and Seal Skin Shoes at
No Mammoth Block.

READ THIs.-A few days ago young
man walked down our streets, and attracted
considerable attention, especially from the
ladies, from the fact that he was dressed in
an elegant suit of black cloth, which fitted
his graceful form to perfection. Some one
being desirous of knowing at what estsb-
lishment 1t was purchased, was informed
that Mr.. H. Munk, next door to the post
Office, was the person who gave him such a
fit, Let all those in want of neat fitting
suits 90 to Munk's Clothing Store. -4A
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25
LIsT OF PREMIUMs

by the sandusky County
Agricultural Society at thsir Annual
:, Fair, held at Fremont, on tho 18th,
18th and 10th Of Sept, 1868.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

For the cheapest aud most comelete
stock of mems fall and winter underwear go
to Crane d Wykes. 39f.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

J, T. Lsnmau & Co., successors to
DR.. E, Dillon & Son, have been appointed
agents in Fremont, o., of the Merchants
Union Tea and Coffee Co., of N. Y. They
sell their teas and ccfees at N. Y. prices and
warrant them. Great quantities Of these
have been sold, and they give universal
satisfaction. Prices for Tea from 80 cents per
fb to $3.50 for the best, and cofees from 25
cents to 10 cents per III.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

Buy your fall styles of Hats & Caps
from Crane & Wykes. 39tf
We ADVISE all who want a stylish
and well fitting suit to go to Crane & Wykes.
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ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING !
BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.

Are unsurpassed in this part of the State. Al
work done neatly and promptly.
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GOmnlrrftal ,MIatters.
FREMONT RETAIL MARKET.

SEEDS and HAY.
Tl3s.S Flax Ssd .. e By NAB R ( ggyg y fss g;
FLOUR and MEAL.
Spring Wheat Flour, per White Wheat Flour per
Red Toat Flour, j Ps5 e Corn Meal psroTt. sss5
GROCERIES.
SUGARS.
Brown per p, illsl6c White per D.. y, lsalsc
Rio per h. i. .25a3O Ground Coffees, 9Oa3se
Java. .3Sa40c
TEAS. ''1'A
Y. Hyson 75c, 81. GOAL 25 Japan, Isl 25al 50
Imperial ..... 81. .25al5O Gunpowder, 81 75a2. 90
OOlOng, ....... .Sl.25al5O
MISCELLANEOUS.
Rice per Ib....:..l2Xc Table Salt per sack. zoe
White Fish per b.. .lOc Rock Salt ditto. .2.75
, t5fIfl thoxED rEArz. / liitHlfI 4
Hams per Il, J., ;2Oc Beed -. A6e
shouidcrs, !. i. J. ]. h6c DddB3a !, !. 50s
A0OODTowIs lOI i OGA
Chickens per Ib SC Ducks per Ib, 1Oc
Turkeys per lb ......lOc Geese per rIb..........se
FUEL.
Wood per cord. S.OOa8.5O Coal per tons
WOOL.
F Price from 80 to 4Oc.
FREMONT WHITE LIME.
At the KTns, per bush, :. n 9Oc
LUMBER. ~
Perm Per N.
White eAsh...........sIs Cottonwood. ......... sl4
Poplar. Pine, clear. .45a55
Black Walnut .......-SO Pine, common ........ls
SHINGLES, PER NJ.
Oak $5a7 .s4a6
LATH, PER NJ.
RIPE sfATEs, RER. .Ma - rFHda
inch and \ :. J. . /. 81 inch Red 6ak Is
inch and .....-....42 Seven-Eighth. th.........ls
I inch and B..........27
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

A NICE AssoRTMESr Of Looking
Glasses of all sizes, and cheap at
- VI e. B. Moore 4 Bro. y
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

For Prime Rio and Java cofFees go
to WarTsn's.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

Buy your summer underwear at
YoUNGMAN's clothing store nearly OPP
posite the post Office.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

Religious services are regularly held IN the follow
ing Churches in this city, every Sabbath, at the
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

For Prime Tea at !, so go to Wsrron's.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-09-25

For Cream Crackers go to Warren's.
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,uhoonAx toner. No. u, L o, o. F., meets at
oaa Fellows HAH, BueklAnd's Old block, every Sat-
,irdnr ercnina.
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iEEnloEI E,'ckhlRHEEE, No. g., L o. OF, meets
ct Iane rlse On second izhd fourth MOaaay even.
inarOf edsh month. rrs-
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NEWSPAPERS.

\ oox our FOR TIE xAgPIE-TuE BEST COMIC
PAPER TN tho world. Annual subscription ST. singls
comics Scents. publrhed fornighny
OUT rO-i,At
Pun Satire and Humor selected from funch Judy Fun,
Ioniahswk ChnIvari, Ac. Illustrations Reproduced By
photothogrsphy For sale by the American hows Com.
pany the New York News Company, At The publication
rrjcc Eve esnts L. Y. FOSTER, Publisher,
~ FULTON sHesh New fcrt.
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SALES &C AUCTION,
oofAoA koucFA-LUKE FITx0xkALDs AUC.

w sell q pub assos eli ne maiaesnt snd costly
sixth srss. on.e. I.:s ssTcsn = FL. rn (. o,.s ssS
WiSs resent ewner WIN y :sld 70 tAe Ssnss eisee q
ssss Pressey Reliable rsn n asndsSss = vs,ys Sf
seven ss:svs s s
81 dsscrp.o1 Frs.cA s.sin brosass plush and r:ps
LeSDsss. we rosewood ktssrss. RvpSsa n.r6is ssp
Mirror Isee sss BsUcsss ossr Is isss q faricr
nss WSss: o. Asa nscIss rHursS "a AZ.
put pedstesds Bureaus washstanls, cenmods4 nprinL
Rocters Mirrors Clseis. Tables walnut sItsssol Table
hldsooArd Dining OhAirs neh Out 0IAss and bcnemian
Ware, Silver Codss Set Bsssr Dishes, Cascrs Tea and
Tablespoons. kc; ChBe roA and Dinner 6e Ivory Tabe
Cutlery, Ae Sale positive, rsin or shine
A DEIAH I.1gLLRR. AUC1IoNRER-ExEcgT0R's
2 MULLEk 4: WiLIiNs 0o. xii :sIl Z! su:.;c.,
ron III gsosdwsZ H:w xo,r = srs;r q sscts"Sin
Chatham .re.t lots situated on the south :ids q
known IS Nos y and Chatham street each is3 ey q
ESQ., Attorney fer sstass No. " Brosdwsy or 70 the Iuc
tionss No. Pine street, a which latter place maps can
b. had Arr
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MIsCELLANEOUs.

MISCELLAKEOUS.
1sIE METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING
KsrABLIsHxENT
NO. 81 NASSAU sTREEf, NEW YORK.
,s THE CHEAPEST QUICKEST AND BEST PLACE
TO nAyR POSTERS OF EVERY SIZE AND VA.
R,Ery PAINTED.
BILLS FOR sHIPPiNo COMPANIES
PROMPTLY FURNISHED AT VERY Low RArgs.
ErraER IN BLACK or coLoRED INKS. OR IN
TWO ooLoRs NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR col.
oRgo PAPER.
THEATRICAL MAMMOTH POSTERS,
IN BLACK INK. At - rFR 100 Oh ANY col.
oRrD PAPER: BLUE OR GREEN INK AT % PER
,co SHEETS; RED INK AT s. 20 PER 10 suEr1s;
TWO coLoRs AT 80 PER 100 SHEETS.
MANAGERS WILL FIND 1T GREATLY TO THEIR
INTEREST TO HAVE THEIR LARGE PRINTING DONE
Ar RUS ESTABLISHMENT.
STEAMERS srRKrcHERs. ONE, TWO OR THEE
SHEET POSTERS, FURNISHED WITHIN sroHr
HOURS FROM REcErrr or ORDER.
DRY GOODS MERCHANTS AUCroSREHs AND
3svERy BUSINESS WHICH REQUIRES LARGE r.Isr-
ySo WILL FIND rHR PRICES AT THIS EsrAsLisH.
GENr
CHEAPER THAN AT ASr OTHER PLACE.
yEIRopoLITAS JOB PRINTINe RsrABLIsHssSr,
No. . NASSAU STREET loLD HERALp sUrLpIso,
NEW YORK.
yVArRR cLosKrs.-A WORD TO THE WISE Is
rIurher sud Paten,.e $40 Fourth avsnne New yors
-
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ITO TIE TADIEs--E. G. BEAuDlNE CO., or s1s
Il Broadway, Ladiss and Cbildrens prssumakine and
Lingerie Repository Tor cnsem work Ladies. ms,oriss
Moncgns and wreashs and table linen
All " which vii be executed s rsduesd rates for sxH
Ssys
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lEARBBE vANrEfs-A FINE SELECTION Ar RR
M duecd prices ~ ~ kLABER's manufactorv q Fire
sycnue, near Thlrd street Get prise hs before suyss
elsewhere
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TIIE LEUTuRE sEAsON.

<,ooPEK UNION FOR TifH ADVANCEMENT or SCI.
~ snce and art rt-fwng 10 the number of persons who
ula gain admission 70 the orpheon Han also 20 the
the evening aud 10 the numerous requests
the sc,urc on Family lnhertancs and tho Psronsl
Indications OF Longevity another lecture nc arcpettionl
the san subject given the large hall OF Cooper
lnsutn,r tuesday evening, February t O'Clock by r.
ADRIAN b, HEWITT, ssorstss
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LII, KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
"A sale-Nedclnes for al diseasea Prepared food for
mockine birds 81 B. D0yEys. Nos ard Greene srves
COZ ner Canal
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FINANCIAL.

$40 HH5hs 5SIoH e izUiy,o .Hsi RAILROAD
yun ming west from Omaha
AOROs3 THE CONrlHhNf.
are finished the track besa aid ano gans running
wilhn miles Of the sunmt Of the hocky nountAins
VROES oRAND LIME 10 TEE PACIFIC
" --- WILL BE COMPLETED IN Hc
vas betA2 1hs far prevded Lor
on Aavs proved aps and .hers no ssk o. funa: for Tor
mossss bonds offered Tor ne present
surisy S sSs MARKET being about d Per osn lower haa
uni''d Asas's 'isfx' sfx pER us'E III NJ IN GOLD.
or nearly nns per cant and have 'nf
n iii s. ecs,sa in New York ;. the Com
pany'e ONCE 20 Nassau street, and By
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK, NS. Nassau street.
JOIN J. cisco { son. .banIenI g wall street.
HRDDEN, WINCHKsr8R CO., Bankers % Broadway az
Unh states 1sm.sc:s should g made Ind IN arasts ~ or
free Of charge By return express Parties suoscrtbing
livery. -
nav pamphlet ana map showing the progress Of The
work. construction and value OF bonds may e
obtained a Companys oces OF Its agents.
Or Will be sent free application.
rnRUkRy I. 1NHL IT H 'HF E#'N
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(NRBAT REDUCTIONS. s.--rURs, BATp. CAPS, &C.
VI Winter stock closing out ~ greet ssrrihce.
JK TERRY. ~ Union square and 100 Broadway.
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NTBW DOG, Fowl AND PIGEoN STORE, NO 81
IN New Chambers street All choics breeds Of Dogs
Fowls and Pigeons bought and sod. Medicines, Ae
JAMES Y0UNG
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A LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINEs.--
n FRANCIS BUTLER. No. 3 Peck slip. Buffers Tnfal.
ble Mango Cure and Flea Extermnator 10 Buffers
new work 81 Ferrets cheap.
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FINANCIAL. 1A M
Fl JonEorArnio MUTUAL LIE. IRsURARcR cox.
Capital ssoa, ,Ooo


The bssksef subscrptos 70 the capital stock Of hs
pany s open u The IeAtA NaenA IBanl corner BreaA
street aid kxchange place.
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NEARBLRfzED SLATE MANrELs,
M Billiard Ia5e Beds.
Roc6ug slhies s-Purple, Green Aud ssriesased
and description OF saievork plain and Ornamental,
manufaett ed aud for sale ~ - 80.
TtIE rLNRulh SLATE CCMrANy
ELEAzER JONES. Manager.
Middle GranviIs, N. r.
ort0 West West Eighteenth street, N. n.
n B.--Ths trade supplied on favorable terms
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-
V,HE RlSE IN hUsLfNs
ng purchased large of ho.ss before the rise
enabled self customers Musiips without the
saysnce $1,000 yards Of splendid ysrd -as nusn =. lcc
qusutilywhos pieces everybody. Prom auction, large
lola Of Jaconet nmbrcs, Nsnsooh plaid and striped Mus
Sfns, &c, slightly damaged by h<e; Table panasks
Napkins, Diaper, H. Dry Goods FOR ths million.
H. G. y. KOCH late John Heath
tar}uiue Hleecker.
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UCTION SALE OF CROCRRRY TABLE CUTLERY.
"A "A Glass and English China Tea sess;-HENRY g; e.
O'clock at l3 Barclay street. general assortment In lots TO
suit Dealers foods well packed for shlppinf.
The New York herald., 1868-02-03

III uDsoN RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS. :
Trains for Albany sud Troy connecting with Northern
and Western trains leave New York via uiyor River Ra
road fhirti-fh street. ard r@uth avenue, and snd
3S5, $50 and II r. NJ sud via Harlem Railroad, Twenty
sixth street and Fourth avenue, ~ II A. " and 40 ~
The go +. " train Via Hudson River Will n on Sla.
days.
sleeping cars attached 10 s.o and II r. N: irsins
wM H. yNNDbKBfLT Vl-. President.
The New York herald., 1868-02-03

TOAN j. CISCO D SON
J Have removed their Banking House 70
10. = WAn street. corner Of Hanover.
Brown Brothers 10. = building
The New York herald., 1868-02-03

vVILtJAM kBBorr AuCTToSERR, SELLS ON
w wsduesday. February is5s a. the Exchange Sales
room III Broadway ~ O'Clock NJ. the valusb be Prop
sr With prick Building 4a and 4ss ks.. Tenth street, In
Eleventh ward % is building bv n fest: also
he three story frame Dwelling and Lot 26l East
street. l9bx2s fec with extension Of N fee lot 25ro0 10
brick shop three Stories fun width OF lot also
lhs Fourth ward three story frame Budlns with store.
Rooserst street Batavia, Is gxSG feet For
particulars apply al ,he oee OF the susienesr. lo Chat
ham square.
The New York herald., 1868-02-03
NEW puBLIcATIoSs.

gIyHR UNDERWRITERS rfRR INSURANCE CHART
for is6s ust published. full sad cnelal hcrouna OF
all New YORK Fe Insurance Companies business for
1867 compiled from ofcis Btoiunns folio. Price
per single copy 70, sale g the cfoc OF GRiEhSON
ECCIPSJNF pnblshsts rs Wal strss', room ~, AND ~
the ogncs Of D. r. ECcLEstN& 100 Broadway. second
floor.
The New York herald., 1868-02-03
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

4 liz East Yhirtsenth street. near Fourth avenue
svsIythns u !sc 5Ssss me every fss:d4y and Friday
he horse auction busness in this city; jockeying
double dealing Everybody doing with rely
the horse hne At private sale at Wholesale prices
Down town once q Liberty street. between Broadway
and Nassau street. M # l3Ef,f
The New York herald., 1868-02-03

IA. n, q our suction mari viii include some very
peor stock among which Will b the celebrated hand
fast rone Blood bsy Horse Richmond l6k high,
years warranted 70 trot in IS and be kind
se0 Eleiah. Harness The worthy A.
teasien. JOHN l.. vANDEwATBR. Aucsioneer.
ssYA ~ Duane strssf.
The New York herald., 1868-02-03

DRY GOODS.
sasr r
ID BED coNroEfABLES,
QUILfs &C.,
Mhalessl. and retail
Also a large and well assorted sock OF
Linen aud Cotton Shcetpg., shlrtings
roweilngs, Towsls, Napkins.
Doyiies liable Damssk Cloths, Ie
Together With a full assortment Of
IRON FURNITURE,
sncis dus iu part Bedstcads, Cribs, Cradles,
Hat and Umbrellp stands
risno and store stools, on hand aud made 70 order
isair, Hust. Moss, Sea Grass and Straw
Mattresses.
spring Beds, Feathers, k
Buyers Tor insutions hotels boarding houses vessels
families ko may rely finding yoodss the lowest msrtst
prices and the qualify ~ represented.
shirgings shsesngs rstaiied al wholesale pricss
WILLIAM GARDNER.
Ns Canal street. between RIosdwav aud Centre street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-03

L,oR CHARLESTON. !. =. ASD FLORIDA PORTS. i.
FRIDAYS.
THE PEOPLES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
NONEKA........ Cap. Shzkierd .fr4fay janusry 81
~ n. SouDER .Cspi. i.ebby. rr,a.J fsbrusryE.
From pier No. North ver Al 4. y. stsouga pHssas-
tickets and bills laaag @saed 20 -. points south
ton with South t<toiin. Railroad anl ~ s.sam~p -
Florida ports.
Freight ,aksn ~ low - by sBy olA-r Tine
WHEELER bINNNHp, Aseal-, rs Bfcsd~sy