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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

d , 4 7 = D.
The Shinplaster Democracy.
Years ago the Democracy Z
claimed to be distinctively the
hard -moneyed7 Z party, ,of the.
country. Thattwas in, the days
of Jackson. But, in these lat,
ter days the Democracy have
repudiated That plank, along
with the army, the flag and
international traditionss ssHThe
UpiQnism Jackson has been
flouted for secessionism of Cal
hopn; and last disgrace Of all
1.-THE bullion creed Of Old
Hickory has been sacrificed to
the demagogueism of Pendle-
ton. The (which once adj
yocated "a national credit based
on gold, now proposes to build
a'system Of finances on an in
defnitey irresp ponslbleIand ire.
deemable9 emission of paper,
Were anytlingipeeded to prove
the 'bastardy of the modern
Democracy, it would be this
The Democratic party of VAL
landigh am and s Clymer and
Woodl Seymour, is a cheap
and worthless imitation Of the
Democracy Of Jefferson, and
Jackson, and Douglas. . Away
with the impddsnf fraud pom o
nIIIemoeiacy'has al
ready distinguished itself by
one shinplaster experiment in
the financial system Of the
CGhfedefacy, anF not satisfied
With'its collapse, they desire to
try jtlagain andl on a ? larger
| scale, bce Ieuno tuo alau Iii,,
To what depths have this. bo-
1 gus - concern fallen when its
only o substitute fen statesman
ship rs intfhe feeblerimitation
!. ofIthe, explqdedEli hits Of Ell
piring treasqR2t Without brains,
heart or Conscience, the Dem
III % 4. q
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

must forgiveNGod holds US in
his hand3ii II ydH .tai1t :
.aHAhp murmured his wife, as
she raised her streaming eyes
to heaven, en,sI q will yyiilhlJpssiyeT meyer doubt
llllil again T. ff,r
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

-hsAGENTERMAS, whose residehA
isinot many miles -fromit6wA,
and whose initials JmaYsbmoA.
b. was blessed with, a hand
some, spouse and "a single pre-,
cocious offspring. !eihffr hfr. B., B. an an.
other citizen. living on aA'aE-
jpipiRg, place, one day made a
q neighboyIy call, in the ,ah
sehRce of A., and. HAPPENED tos
kissathe ealady!l The purely pla
tonic act-wasLdetec dlB9 the
youth, whe MasId sIdnly'admonisE
ed not tp disclose .tha awkward
fact T, anybody But, the se;
turn Of the father soon brought
the following news fromq fG9
SON; sPa, Mr.. BlLdirlfappenea
in whileNou was gone; aDdiahe
kissed Ma; she told msdpqtito
tell anybody-bHt yy9po know
you and her are SO Well &C:
auaintedgitwill do. molhaa% to
JUS, t4e.lEyo1 Eo1di easssRq edi
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

a CUNNING trick was perform
ed in Newark, New Jersey, on,
Friday last A stranger who
pretended to be tipsy slipped
ON the step in'front Of a ware
rooIminearl the oMarket street
depot, and broke q large plate
glass window, The proprietors
demanded payment, but the
man pretended that he had no
money.GTOne 2'of the partners
proposed that the culprit be
searched. r,uoL. -,ed,.nr.1uo.
This was done, and the owner
Of the window was rewarded BY
finding a oneo hundred dollar
bill inIhis pocket. He, 7imnde-
diatelyr changed the, bill, and
after taking out $12 for dam
ages, handed the inebriate $SS.
To this the stranger made no
objections, but staggered off,
and was soon lost to sight. In
a short time the gentleman had
occasion to make deposit, and
the one. hundred, dollar bill was
sent, to bank Itwas returned
as a counterfeit. The stranger
has not been seen since, and il
arrested, he could not beGpros'
eantedyas he didwnots attempt
t,orpass nthe, bill. This is a new
dodge, a;,r, % s.,,,,cl, .,,..,.- 49,,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

'eT4s following m 4rHn6assti a1.i
vertissmeht tss ipdblibhsa inshH
Gleyehnd9I Ieader:ig :igWanted4t
A,yqpngc gcpg cp aanltlwibsh an wibsh 5ta ebtaiAa i;a ia
board in g respectable, family
where his moral pdsp6ft%sa2
andsexaihpls. ~onIdrBg 81 e6hSN
eredo equikale6t. OF RefsrgneW
reqWred.iniqoO OF 10 ,dolid0
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06
-.teESa iGRAksaS3 ih.kisnaay
.insignifieanEes ahdOnPoveIty,

- GEM GRAST,, INNS - dayS Oof
linsignifeanEe9 pkdonPoveIty,
used to, turqishIMeSd doeLhe
family of Congressman, H 7.
Blow. Of St Louis, hauling ! it
himself. on d recehe Occasion
'MsGnBlow attended one SIof the
Generals receptiohsgeah6ll 6llAe
greeted her aSfallewsD 'Mts.
Blow, / remembeHI y0noiK9fl.
What great changes have taken
place since We last ImeVsstY2,
lGeneraf,S remarked MtaiCB.,
hthe war lis oSer.n oT'hdi6 not
mean that hsrephed Sbmssn
With myself oRo You not Fespl'
lect' when ! used to supply
Your 1HdsBShd With Wood dipS2n8d and
pile itmyseIf aAd l@sasdAe9t
too, and gplto his 0fiicefoAm my
pays" "Oh, yes, General, Your
face was familiar ia those
days." o5SMrs! Blow, ,lhoss%eFe
rforI . wasn doing
.the best 4 sauldIto, ,suppertmy
laHHHyroy esTdf 10 ont jud 10
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06
'aT4lHfYE The T. WVt.XTfic2 Il HE Il {, Il. Rs:Go

fn99D yGM JAA- ,iOllGo oHl
Thelstreebshres esmntheredd dn, the snow,
o The lehjlllcyea ! St8rssa elsayins
-, keen .-..-,
The SfJzSiaiS And, lsafIidgs sa0%
sThe&hltS hO0n astares across the
-1agq soepenoijoeido 9dI 10 gon.
She waitsbeside tie fading fire, .;n9 /
b The grssRhg tapeFfliGkeEa5oW /
And drooplng1ow1 AND rising higher,
~ Her Shadow &a9erS U and irrOtE.z d
S5Rf S6 foot distu lie seepang? dCorF
ONO motions safe fhe%fhtfy 5qedtp .
That. stealing ehptdglr2 the pfannied
| JdoorG19b9lnoU" aht 10 rOij
Creeps coldlyo as a thought of death.
T. 1OlLEi! on 10 SuiJJU1 Suuy--
1t chillsit with, its airy stream,
|. % cold, D careless, midnight blastt
Itwakes'her as her 'fervofet dream
q HathiskimnedI ohe sweetness of'the
.9iba past I.odt Toi 's2GI MOO
Its st silent stream Of. stsr, awav.
lel1d noCIwH ibslpTnt sIr%st sybc9dIanwyTn wn
-1eBegms'tO prophecy the 6ayS.h 'poo
she stirs not YET. Mitnin her eye
,r-I stillp, ILL., .6rrL oIo,a
She stir; not, and the .smothered sigh
Breaks %*aye-like On the rockSt, t,wfiI.
ohe}rrt that viii ii,' iu,'ndheeding 'd prove, ~ !.
- heart mat must nnheeded break!
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

As soon as The sq1afler
iaWaKes setit Up, pfoppgdlBsa
pillow, ,siflit can Inotbsiti edloheD
and oshnaabnilst fhgktsodwith
thick that mallasstss; malla. ssstss; then put halfaa ahI!
aeass aea + fSafhs5I R Ipss &sJ + ssts aaSas
IffN@gs sae ts9d g q tfTsa fTals1h.sr;s lqsthssr pn-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

SfKar 9KgBd6 iicsaasE q e8iaajH
ae'1 Debating othsi espsdaGdse
dqeractihgs w5g~atns inSAdbs
accommodation -ofuthe Natianr
eli tCqn5yenntjan. .:bdf tA6s5 5Sssiejsf
is against building, the. Con.
venafo6 Will meet fih FanfM
Hall. 0.noj2nidssW
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

THE lgreateststruths sres the
simplest imlIp and ssiaFe tbs great,
est men.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

. BRUMMBn, inwhis decay, was
wittier than in. his best days
He considered himself inde-
pendent at Calais because ne
chad little TO- depend upoAS
and when a hungry friendr OBJ
served lat bis modest stableJ
athati nothing was better than
cold beef bIlE bthEe absar replied, etl,6 II /
Better than n6tkhgfn9ildDqe
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

'aWHTYr,, YIN M1r. b. g said IA a }taaafE
youth to d littis persob,i 1Rg
was In company 9 with ehaR&
dozen hugemen 81 protest yIeat
are SO small l did notaseeb3ois
before" VERY tprobable,Y, ge7
piled the; little gentleman; I
am like d sixpence AMONG sixs;
copper pennies easily'psfb
ceiVedp dpbdtiworthIthe Wholsp6'
them.Sq tLii .M.s-nn ianN mi
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

y!etGIAlchafmfhgP gPros4tSsxs I'd
Archie and Tom spatksd eSa
same gRl, nearN ew J Akba,tp
s.Qne night Arshie, called ,sa
her and found her alone AZ
ter some Conversation he burst
out withA s'Miss sMbnieidg yUf
think uc6ubbleavethbscbmG
Portable home, ,aand father rand
nf!lh@er nno!tlher, lqyipg; hF9thsEa and
sisters and 60 to the far West
with a'yoHHg man WIZ has has, 'iiftt liz
tie to depend. /, on save his pf@
Miss Mollie laid her III hand
gently Oh Oh .Archie's shoufdeeEE
with hereyesfabout kalEef6sedC
her ruby lips slightly @aE iahth
S SAID softIlydSY es, Arfhie,d ,daJtiAk
aSaSwF;egTl, ave said, said Archie AftbbiR I'd dLm54R 5sR
friend Tom his7 going 'Wese,H Haiff
wantsi1toImarIy- will q menu
tiopiiti to him" "aii 10 ,aoi5iA
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

0'JEFF. DAVrs' father Fail ea9WRays wax?
from Tennessee TO avoid oaprest
forM;horse e.stealing;h Ban#elb
Rhett's was an Irish clodhhpo
peri Robert, Toomribtls77aSqh hia
name is known-a grave, dig:
ger; and the original ancegf@
Of, ;theIW Wise, Cfamilyilwss 5sqld
for, a hundred pounds TO ! IpaXJ
his passage from an English
prison. The ID original 2 ndoSds
ment whidhi conveyed theG a2s
cestor Of the tprbulantG tGayetuI
Or Of Virginia NJ Eg1b. to to,ss1PE planter llapfpt!e fHh
enough tobacco to pay his pas:
sage from q london jail isyn6%
inIthe library oelMr. PetsR
Force, in ~ ashinstondo sl bao1
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

The 9 Lacrosse bsinSSSSfasate
states 7thefoAbwing! 'aE map
not, be GENERALLY KNOWN, bDtiit
is the fact, neveSthelsssgthak
IN 1854 the same hand that
wrote The Chicago platform 10 On, !
which Mcclellan refused 20
stand, also wrote lMe@eAan's
letter accepting the neollmiaatisp, n
and, kicking the platform, to'
pieces, IA order to catch fthe
war andnanti!warn Demos7Ats~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

Ey0L.sl8.z.a,.s .s1p e. sainisi njsl
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-02-06

2Gm gLdlAom dtommGm c Il u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

ITO LEASE.-The COnsstOry of the Cole
~ Reformed Protestant Dutch Church oTer 10 lease ca ground
Of tweByOhe with covenants Tor two IehtHA
Of each the PLOT or GROuNp h The North
Dutch Church stands diagram containing lib irt' onhss
ili feet on Fulton and Ann streets and about ~
feet m the west liDe. ..o, 4, ,,o
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
Tons,s ano .farms G0lmi,O.

FARM wanted within 90 miles OF the city,
N 10 erchsrge r Brooklyn and Nrwlos EIp besilrs a'F
Vie Linz handsome Wagons. Lote bc sie Tor ear}nf
on o so good location in BooAIa With stables aul cArnsg
above. address iAi-g az paTaIs A. D. '
Tribune once Tor one wcef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
;5orsts, earrings. IT.

At HENRYs CITY AUCTION MART,
~ BrostsaI trt rllr,r. sl't r,.lf pahs az" Of hon'h
ChREfAOFS HARNESS RIGS WHIPS lnd everything nesel IN
rang sli d1rar. hvi every WEDNESDAY ,l4 oAlI.DAt
rbs.i r rssr bufr aisaft Col uumte OF
li1r.et s4sle lsht dirur suri. % tss as
vtsths advertised rot The test asonsut 81 neT
rHrst ~ har
lsr4 rsrr tup-rof rt rLasions b. Macr hsphfna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
REAL ESTATE.
YEw.YoRK, Saturday, Nov. 81 IS

NEw.YORK, Saturday Nov H. 1868
No sales were made in public to-day Oh IeIi
.,tate nor was there any transaction OF moment IL
ste on Monday the sales promise TO be hgnt "ls0,
An Tuesday the residue Of the l,Os5 Prospect ~ t
r the grand eastery entrance, are TO De % Tnrsday
T,ssrs Johnson * Miller On "Wednesday @IWci 10 he
600 GOOD lands and residences are 5,rtisipg col.
- IA as may be seen by reference 20 ''o ~
"a ma of The TRIBUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

err ~ NEw.YORK. DEPAKrHESr % FiSANcA(
BUREAU ~ rHK RECEIVER - TAIEs, Z
CouKr lioU,x PARK, Oct u. 1903
ITO TAX PAYERS.-NOtice is hereby gwen
u, per will be add to al 'te' uapI 90 tho I''
also m additional on per crnt on pccemDr u"
GA al remaining unpaid JsnusV Interest 81 we Iae OF
calculated from the Day the books acre
L H. he Receiver Of Tares to the II payment, will hs addeL
No moner received aher2 o'clock ONe hours ron
10 t. hhhNAhp '''i ~ N,-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
Cooperation Qoii,,5.
.E-Pnhlic Nniice he

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubhc Notice is
-. s' =. 5 a , 81 ss ~ sS sss,sa si'5 si
.ss oAr''ar fr cirui''oa b. 81 geroa' Interested
III, For pa,-s ,ia zap o. et l street ron to % s,eaar.
e. Dor b stts % teuas om l'th ''fec' 20 Ai4 '1foush
ID Ffrrrala. f, setting -as 80 CUTLER and tagging
ft.Ua ia $50 -Ir.' l,i co. 81 t. .' ,s
Wei .ou street, Boz be- b ron, opposite West i.asoa
e. % e. I,,.s s.s l', NJ .Ssg.s. '-'
r,r rg g and $3.50 ''ei' tei~era 'h 'al 'h
"a Fo- -r ,es,-, ..ror ..eep JAP, AM TO
.,Is .' '', . .,', 9s We. All aia street,, a. ia
oorb street teiaesr lpr.rl POD Wa..rr street.
ssof Saroa wala Wet srrrt ani OF south sic
s. g. en-. s. s. carter.oi .-ry p ,e I'D street
Hit For rag s.l a. u sh ers''AA' aeo'' Wet street
i boz Jarg a 9th and cab streets between ias
M fr il ese % from 7l street % and through
1 For buns u q avenue he'seu 2oth and l2ll street"
lgt sll l streets between 20 and i.h a'eGas'
lash For be.lue M sresu, hoia i2,il street 10 ana
through 2i street % 80 avenue AID i' ''ee ue'eeH ID ana go
embraced b., ,us assessment include al DE several houses
t BOD es Of ih r,t ION m 10 81 avenue. extent Of
~ Bota sies Il lt ei from ArenueA I'd also both
ff-, II lst avenue from % l22i street
ID 10th Of 3;h err irou iih TO oh avenue H. .
rost hf sJ to lrsssrsrce Of w' Houston street
RON Congress AUD alooe sre % POINT paf va" 70 A-e''1s
sI Both sae. Of 71, 'h Madison avenues the eI
Oh Boi sie. Of street. Madison :, 5h avenue also ho,h
81 THf Dbl
tou %. .us. FROM bb t1 9. h .iIrt ., A.
I'LL a.h siea ~ Wshi.. street between jsne and hofuo
s, lo, sirs - Na,ey Place from Christopher 20 Ntst h
Of mn Sullivan 20 fafch streets
hath Nalatr io Lnpena street
uf lnn, washington 10 West Streets
slo south a. Of from ecker 90 bciri streets
sh Roth .es aal both sides u Nater Place 70
poui bali either direction from The corner OF
Wavsry Place aud West lUth street .
The rorA fic oi Deg street au 'he east " % We, 1870
from be nort beg West streets TO poiit dsian
ha the block th-frrou. al,
h both from MADISON 20 SIN avenues also both
sI-. ofl6h AID s from from Eth 10 5ih a'rhueA'
from 81 60 ih avenues a.o 't sles
o. 5l also the east aide Of th avenue
from o streets. 49, II.
lM nth iss Of 9Th e. 2d streets also both
ado. Of IlJh aud streets. "a th also lc at
lioth and J streets aal l and 4is'
49,, Al,
ian Both sides q 1T lth to l1h streets also both
sides n llh street 90 ~ al sn both sides o LSh
street rom on t. m avenues, the SIDE Of Nh avenue o 4h
o 10th street -, -.
All persons Affected BY the above named ASSES
msnts AnI opposed the ether OF len are req
To- viii TO ISAAC o. HlNI tha OF
their Office No - th1mhers street haSh'
from the date Of lhs huioo
isA nSa a RSS RHrrp. Board Of Assessors
GUERNSEY SACKBrr, }
OFPfcR. BotKD oy A~EssOHs,
Neo Court House November H. la'a)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23

W
J1INF RESIDENCES, both furnished and I'M
ilmishet RENT snd fr SALE IN Jses Gu, Nrsafs IN
bsth Raway Orsgs Besre Wo0dsie brge Hohpken faIfr
Iui.on ioTt Cv. Bfookyn l"uaeft
Fs,Le, tDd s,ct FARMS sBd PROPERTY Of al desl gu @
SALE RBST 10 all parts ~ The nied hae'V MViHi'""
HALL. No lJ7 Broadway. Room 10 4Ii
Mo. 80 UNION -PLACE.-IO RENT, tllI May
~ 1869 basement suitable Tor Iysosni p-o a"oi l9iss
nFy 0f rtbef st1ie lof l
err OF fancy goods Apply to HOMER MORGAN No. fns'h 1s
TJNO RENT-Furuishcd HOUSE at Elizabeth
IS N autes rbie depot Hone pa TIE house e'ey
~ MINUTES H,ute 6rsclas in fespect fftsr ~srf
&c Reut per oHtb Address 49, Boz No sos "
FTO LET-The elegant VILLA lately the resi-
1encs ofT Wakns es1 situated shout nile ion heuut
Vernon depot from seny seventh st. h
road Arpl, JOHN g. FAY Mount vernon n l. o. 1o'i :"
PAY. No. Nssssust, NoN-fof
TIlO LET-31 ROOMS and BASEMENT, just
painted northwest corner Of Doaisp 'rl mn can
b. Nth adjoining hug after Mar-nahng ~ rooms
w ' THOS. y. LAWRENCE Coleman House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
Smustmtpts.
THEATRF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


THEATRE -GENEvIEvE, at a
T4K o. TIE GR0 70 SYccEss
OFFESBACHS RENOWNED GESEyIEvE DE BRABAYf
] '1f En- @ 5 casf F4 ae1 ea sAiShA at with
Seats can be secured one xee II avanes at esr No l Broad
The e,si viii comprise RosR BILL. bEscLArzAs cARRlRR
GUERBTTI BAGEARD and GABAI who created the roe Of
Amer o. General Admission bPhee General Admission, Matinee sl
'' Prpsie EoSy. ' oS MATINEE can be secured
WORRELL SISTERS NETWORK THE
W ArRh p AZ n on 5,91 TIE NETWORK STAGE
ofths distinguished English tragic actress.
MRS. SCOTT SIDDONS,
whose representations ohe heues Of ShnEespea 1n Shea At ne
attending the Disken Readings last Winter,
FOR SIX NIGHTS
ONE MATINEE,
MT sbboss wiz h he pleasure Of naugurang sbaeean
revival be properly AIDED BY some new and beautiful scenic Pc''
''4 ''"''' ''i' NJ CHARLES KEMBLE MASON, r.v,Dov
NJ, n + M9kA NIX GREY Hind Mr. RON
OVENS, Mr N'3 P PAR JAMES DUNN GossIN
MONDAY and 4 r6 hlNan7 10 Nov Fl 30 and DEC 1,
AS YOU LIKE IT.
Mrs n, Scot S Fs,. ::
Dr. i h Mortimer
WEDNESDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
ROMEO AND JULIET.
Mr' Scott Sitions f5unss
ATT . A. ' THURSDAY ccuy tmej
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL.
Ar' Scott GRAS MiTiaEE on SATURDAY Of i'''
Az YOU LIKE II.
Box book open Or this entire series ermaneeso on WEDNESDAY
Dec At O'clock NJ At Beer Sehmers aud At the Ileae
WALLACKn.. ,,.rn,m,,,,cr
Doors open at a. To commence at 8 O'clock
THE SUCCESS OF TIE SEASON
THE LANCASHIRE LASS,
EVEN sI7o fsTS or scESFRY hYb spESTs
woN1ys ioyR-TiIg SToLEy LETT Ea ,RoBEIT REPBuRNs
3REGEA PAG by TE Pak Sg h sTa
N LNEWOOL. THE PIER AT LGkthoAI IiiE , N i
-tNExpEcrSb RETu8N TIL LOCK- P-EaC AP.--sLIpPEm
Happy 5Yl' 1Eb TrF l i ISYCASiIIRE LASS
- The great demand Tor seats 70 wile's Ms most VI
DhAhA has caused ash T 20 ,i f., should
b. PsS es hat lie Boz Dice open SIX days in sdyssee
WOODS MUSEUM,
TIE Glsse, Co@tialt'oa Or Atfae'Ioas III tie World
Uninterrupted anl unprecedented saccess Of the
LYDIA THOMPSON BURLESQUE TROUPE
CROWDED HOUSES Seats should be secured in 9ay,9es
t I5S'' The ~ s Sc s see con- g II F5orE
rms sc a 's ana injured %' man ans sd d ae@ lie aa
CINDERELLA HUMAN PHENOMENA,
viib it, beautiful LIVING WILD ANiMAAiifn
APPOINTMENTS ETC.. united S.ih
THE WONDERS or WOODS MUSEUM
Great preparations FOR tbe -
DROOKLYN ATHENKUM.-Signor BLIIZ, |
ID THE ORIGINAL MAGICIAN AND YENTRLOQUIsT,
WITH HIS LEARNtD CANAtkS.
EVENINGS A. MAIlSfHS WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, and |
SATURDAY Ht2
MINER & BARKER ART GALLERY,
III n, Exhibition off, VAN tEstSs fSB rANrrYod
ES1ERALDA
U he cose uU TUESDAY MORNING order 70 facilitate
vorl Chorus Logsph 10 process Of execution By
M,ssu. Fibronus Gunner son
NUGUSTIN DALY's NEW STORY,
UNDERGRoUNDi
A ROMANCE or THREE WOMEN
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
ErookIrn R,ul Gstatt for SaI,.

EOR SALE or RENT genteel BRICK
HOUSES; cellar and south side Of
Dong ssst Price $50 nearly all mort
cage rent Apply tho 81 Fuors ~ Y. Office up stairs
NOR SALE.-In BROOKLYN, 30 minutes from
Ferries. block from Futonye. FINE RESIDENCE with
LOTS GROUND 6ed with Shade Frt sud Ornamental TreeA
IIouse large order PRICE $4,000 Cheap. Address
OWNER. p. o. Box. No. 3263 New-loTk.
VHQ LOTS, high and level grade, two blocks
JO proposed RdgewOod Park and fcass
improvements tie Eighteenth Wand Brooklyn for $4,000 about
per At the Tato Of Increase 30 desirable Brooklyn
these lots viii be worth 1000 each making this
: ors than Is per compound Interest Investment
II A. NULANDG Co.. No Beekman-st- n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
Proposals.
prpARruRSr OF rHE INTERIOR.

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Owes INDIAH November IL, 1868,
PROPOSALS for INDIAN GOODS.-SEALED
PROPOSALS inorsei Proposals for Indian Goods WI be re-
oeved at he Oee Of Indian Adrs until II o'clock H. on UhSDA
the 18th day Of December M furnishing 10 the Quantities befea
given, the articles named N The following l:
FIRST CLASS-MACEfNAC BLANKETS
Q pairs 3pont white Blankets. 0DI2 Inches
and weigh pounds
eco pairs p Mackinae Blankets 10 measure 5ib6 Inches
and wegh pounds
100 pairs 2puBt Whe Nack8ac Blankets 10 measure fI6 nches
aud weigh 81 pounds
20 pairs white Maekna blankets to J5IoO nehe
and weigh a pounds
800 pain 3poHi Maekutc Blankets 6oEl inches
and weigh pounds
GOO pairs 2tpon scarlet Mscknac Blankets 34bb Inches
and weigh pounds
81 pairs 2pont Maknao Blankets 10 a2r6 Inches
and weigh 81 pounds
100 pairs Spout indigo blue Maoknae Blankets 70 measure bI1
inches aud weigh pounds
so uout indigo blue Mackaac Bnkets to measure 3Ib5
inches. and weigh pound.
o. pairs point indigo blue Maekna Blankets 10 measure JLO
inches and weigh 81 pounds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-23
sRcnYn CLASs-cLOTHl

ilohes AAs Negh VI polndA
SECOND CLAsS-CLoTM
500 yards Fancy Lisi Blue Cloth
700 yards GRAY List Blue Cloth
900 yards saved Lisi Blue Cloth
1000 yards Saved List Scarlet Cloth
THIRD cLAss-DRY GOODS
40 dozen 90 woolen sbawls
2OO pounds Linen Thread.
go pounds Cotton Thread
5OOO yards Calico, (.tiaiard primal
400 yards Blue Drilling
4 90 y yaTi. B Bed Te lin t0 f,d strip.
500 yards ssuueL
500 yards Hickory Stirring
1900 yard. Duck, or ielLl)
500 yards DeuiaA
5000 yards Jeans.
2S yards y.5 n 1.9 S S.l..t '" 81 t'dI
600 ya"s Fancy G4ecAS
i2o ysu, RED aud Graz TalneL
lOo yards Heavy KeTses
FOURTH CL4Ss-HARDwARR
90 5S,s9 pest .i S s Az a. ron ?GI4 To poua 5
go Camp Kettles. assorted sizes
zoo dozen Tin gsu qu,r. equal quantities pressed
sy 5o.ea T I,2 G ll Knives. elo,b bl,d.l
700 doI.a T.b.Hoois. i5so Tij' O''1''
The goods must al respects conform to and be equal with the
Government samples which may be At any tine At tbs Office
ty ny tie articles OBJ that Teriei 10 The above schedule II
greater qauuy required thy be furnished prices
All bd. Tor furnishing said articles rejected at the option Of
hobbs ff les, entire eia o. the articles specified viii be
corsdrreL
Al articles furnished uul-r rgfy Inspected and
N r agents appointed Tor that pir-
goods CONFORM 70
30 furnish oilcrs required hind quality aithu FIvE
purchased a.
will je made for goods received thereof certified
by &c s-eHt or agents ID pointed 20 90 Iect them.
No bids viii De- eHr Tered from who have failed 20 comply
WITH thg rulureme L. ui flrH er contract -,
proposal te considered tLat does not STRICTLY COMPLY With
the following requirements
Proposals embrace articles. With quantities thereof
the above schedule VIII te prcTs aunefe 20 each ll
canned sni footed eacl class 70 be separate
r sistr footed ur rr,s mufi with
olta inoti cation proposed iaddhratDl whatever.
folnallg Tor
hereby propose lrdmu Department according 20 the
uf The Commissioner o liau Arar dad
tlc .t Indicated tlr tr pafErpl 81 t1s
10 delivered 90 Ncs-lnk 900 of ne
re the tt ts ~ February urrt 40 such time ibe ef cur
BE- Che OF AZ
t1eclie oolaot lnEg aai give srcuts satisfactory
oi ln Aau Tor che faithful performance Of be
SANE"
Each proposal accompanied gus5u,, ia the fo'T
rsa eeri 90 C4d S'stos JUICE District attorney.
h-frHY 'nutf ard ssrrr aztec tt he above l iur
Mier.l contract At hr aFrrir @ BIN Cor ucm hcenpE 70
lor .e.rl poga u contract aecnrnf ita
re requisite ior tie t Performance Of hc sane a.
flr sFfr crIf Or Proposals fr lrian GOOD daa
Norrter Il @ M h & event q bis (of b-rl failure % 70 d. Fe
irebf .yte all tt executors and uduusira
fl aai O. 4c United sttrs as danaEes tn NOT ess
thu De- Gle amount 90 fsd POO ~ rr"poa-' 1900
Del Required fhe amount Of tue Dig ir me fti per
fua.ues contract uh urrtrf vbofr suhruy
aust clel 10 by Uu.ed states Juigc o. sir ailofoey
y. q. TAILOR Conusss0ner.