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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

IHE RURAL NEW YORKER. - Anir
paper, which has become familiar to more
than $4,000 homes is one of the most
striking examples Of deserved success
presented by the newspaper fraternity in
this country. We knew the managing
editor when he was sending out his little
monthly Genessee Farmer, twenty yearr
ago. Even then his industry and perse-
verance made the Farmer popular, but it
soon proved too small for his expanding
powers and abilities. He saw the want
vf rural journal which should supply
the place in the family Of half . dozen
papers, each devoted to q single object in
short, Mr.. Moore sought to make genuine
family paper, embracing the various de-
partments of agriculture, general news,
and all useful information for our incress-
ing and improving rural population. To
this work he devoted himself with zeal
and energy. There is tide in the at
fairs of men, which, taken at the flood,
leads on to fortune !" and Mr.. Moore took
that tide exactly at the flood, and by
sagacious management has reached Q
point which will satisfy his ambition, for
the Rural is the most elegantly printed,
ably edited, widely circulated and heartily
welcomed paper, as a whole, which nov
finds its way among the people. The
Rural is now a large quarto OF sixteen
pages published weekly, making in year
an immense book of valuable reading
such as in books would cost $50, and al
this is furnished to single subscribers fo'
So year. In clubs of ten, $3.50 pei
year, and one free to the person gettinf
up the club. Address d. d. T. Moore, Al
Park Row. New York City.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30

France exports wines, besndies, silkA.
fancy articles, furniture, jewelry. cloeks,
watches. paper, perfumery and fancy
goods generally.
Italy exports corn, oil, A.x, wines. e.
sences, dye stuffs, drugs, fine marble.
soap. paintings, engravings, nolAssss and
salt.
Prussia exports linens, woolsns, zinc,
articles Of iron copper and brssa t.dien'
wax, hams, musical instruments, toeooco,
wine and porcelain.
Germany exports wool, woolen gooda'
linens, rags, corn, timber, iron. lead, tins,
fax, hemp, wine, wax, talIow and cassse
Ausfris exports mineral. raw and mss-
ufactured silk thread, giasa, wax, tar. nui
gall wine, honey and mathematical instru'
ments
Eogland exports cottons, woolens, glsss
hardware, sarthenvare, cutlery, iron mo
tallic wares, salt, coal, watches, tin, silk
and linens.
Russia exports tallov, fax. hemp. h,ur
iron, copper, linseed, lard. hide, wax
duck, cordsge, bristler, furs, potash and
tar. t
Spain exports wine, brandy. iron. fresh
and dried fruits, quicksilv~r. sulphur
salt, cork, saffron, snchovies, silks and
woolens.
China exports tea, rhubsrb, mu-k. gin
ger, borax, zinc, silks, ca--is, fiIigres
work, ivory ware, lacquersd ware aud
porcelsin-
Turkey exports coffee, opium, silks
drugs, gums, dried fruits, tobacco, wines
camers hair, carpets, shawls, camlet
aud morocco
/ Hindoostan exports gold and silver
cochineal, indigo, ssrsspsrilla, vanilla
jalsp, fustic, campeachy wood, pi0entn
drugs and dye stuffs.
Brazil exports coffee, indigo, sugar
rice, hides, dried meats, tallow, gold, din
monds and other prscions STONES, gana
mahogany and India rubber.
West Indies export sugar, molaDea
rum, tobacco, cigars, mahogany. dye wood
coffee, pimento, frssh fruits and preserves
wax, ginger and other spices.
Switzerland exports cattls, cheese, but
ter, tallow, dried fruits, linen, silks. vel
vets. lace. jewelry, paper and ganPowdel
i East India exports cloves, nutmsgs
mace, pepper, Eise, indigo gold dust, cam
phor. benzine, Sulphur. indigo, ivory, mi
tans. sandal wood, zinc aud nuta
United States exports principally agri
cultural produce, cotton, tobacco. -four
provisions of all kinds, lumber, turpen
tine and wearing apparel.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30
Rutland Daily Herald

PUBLISHED EVERY MORNING
rolt VI Center ST., Herald Block, Rntiant VI.
fEnMs-.s.O 90 year-si 400 for SIX months y. .0O
for Three months-or IS cents q month.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-12-30
vernon, Horse stock Company.

at meeting held at the Island House,
Bellows Falls, on Wednesday, December
22d, 1869, preliminary organization OF
the Vermont Horse Stock Company, was
made.
Col. John 3. Mead of Randolph was
appointed Chairman.
A committee consisting of l.. I. Tucker,
Royalton, Ezra Mech, Shelburn, and
Henry G.. Root, Bennington. was ap-
pointed to present a list of officers for the
preliminary organization, who subse-
quently reported the following:
President-John B. Mead, Randolph.
Vice observation-disclosures A. Shedd, Bur-
lington; Henry B. Kent, Dorset.
Secretary T. Tucker, South
Royalton.
Treasurer - Noah B. Slford, White
River Junction.
Executive Committee - Lemuel 5
Drew, Burlington; George c. Chandler
Montpelier; Ezra Mech. Shelburn.
The meeting was adjourned to convene
at the call of the Secretary.
This movement, when fully perfected
bids fair to be useful and important ont
for the agricultural interests of our State
and will bring back to Vermont some O
its ancient prestige for producing q ser
vicenble and noble race Of horses. lik'
those OF the Morgans and Black Hawks
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-23

FuG coming demonstrating in this
country is a Gigantic work Forty mil.
lions OF people to be numbered the age
the sex, occupation, nativity, etc, to be
noted all the statistics OF the farmers,
their productions, live stock, etc, to be
gathered all the manufacturing eStab,
lishunents Of the country with their raw
material machinery and various pro-
duets. to be enumerated schools, libra.
rcs, churches, to be reported, The work
is truly ponderuus
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-23
Mineral Point, Dec. 22l, 1869
"BRlcr" PoNENoy IN a B1o WAY,-A

"BRlcE" PoMERoy IN A BAo MAYA
New York dispatch says;
at is reported that the Democrat wall
suspend publication on Saturday next,
and the printers have not been paid Tor
two weeks. A sharp correspondence Is
said to have taken place between the
proprietors of the Sun and 'BricI, Pome
roy, in which tho latter is urged to pay
up the rent or clear out Of the building
Their Occupation gone in New York
may be the reason for the starting OF q
new Democratic paper IN Milwaukee by
attaches of the DemocrlL
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-23

The railroad bonds and interest owed
by the several counties in Iowa which
have resisted the payment of the same,
amount to something near the following
sums Lee County, Sl,55O, O00i Des
Miones, 100000; Muscatine, 100000;
johnson, S300,O0O, Washington, 5000
000 Henry, $500, 200; Louisa, 1925 900
Iowa. 100000; Poweshiek Sl5O0OO;
Jefferson, 100000 The total OF all the
counties is probably not far FROM Sl0,-
900 600
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-23
J. b. TEiSDiLE.

The last Mineral Point Tribune co..
tains an article on the Sr"akershlp
which has the ear-inarks OF some 'tber
person than the regular editor II our ex,
nerlence with the writings OF both the
real and assumed author enable US to
INDIE rightly, and we think it does. -
Bosc0bel Jo,uRal
lor the benefit Of the "Joarnat Print
ing Company, we wish to say that 1he
TRIBUNE has never yet, since our assum-
ine editorial charge of it, contained an
editorial article that was ndited by other
brains or penned by other hands than
our own. Our article on the speaker
ship was prompted by desire to see an
honest man and good Republican in the
Speakers char No matter though 1t
"bears the ear-marks" Of satan himself
if tho principles are correct We hope
the Journal Company" have not can
didate for the Spaakership who fears an
Investigation Of MS record, as suggested
in orr editorial Of last week
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-23

TuR GEuGGlA BlLL.--'fhc bill to pros
mote tho reconstruction OF Georgia, was
PASSED in the Senate last Friday night
after lengthy discussion, hy vote of
IS aye. 10 9 nays 1t provides for the
reassembing of the legislature Of Geor>
MA which first met under the reconStruc
ton laws, and that the negroes expelled
shall be admitted To their seats that No
members shall be admitted who are dis,
qualified hy the li,h amendment; that
the legislature shall be provisional ooly
unti reconstruction is completed aud
that the representatives Of the state ahnIl
be admitted 70 Congress when the le.tis>
lature has ratified the 18th amendment
We regret the necessity OF this action,
but believe that the circumstances are
such that a different course could not he
followed. The expulsion Of the negroes
from the legislature upon the ground Of
color alone, in face of the reconstruction
laws, and the lawesSness in the state,
show that some action on the part OF Cons
gress is impera,ivcly demanded Moth,
Ing was required Of the state which was
hard or unjust, and her oustinacy alone
has brought this second trouble upon
her
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-23

AsuLEy, Of Toledo, Ohio, who was APP
pointed governor Of Montana 'ast spring
is likely to lose his position, as the Pres.
ident has sent in the name of Gen. b. T.
Potts, Of Ohio, for the place From all
We can learn Of Ashley, we Judge that he
is not "witnont sin aud not many out
side Of his personal friends viii regret
his removal.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-23
M Y PRICES

are regulated 10 correspond 'oith the dull
ness of the times, and / guarantee TINT
goods IN my line ,eere aetey offered IN tbs
cHy cheaper than / gtH sell them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-23

A MEETING of working men in New
York last Thursday, passed resolutions
denouncing encouragement to Chinese
emigration.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-23

GEN. }. W. SHAFFER, formely Chief
Quartermaster under Gen Butler, has
leen appointed to succeed Ex-senator
Durkee, OF this state, as governor ofutah.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-23

SoUTH CAROLINA proposes to pay the
interest on her State debt in coin
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-23

shed IN inns country, etittT w Oooh VI pSli'diOh
OUR FASHION PLATES.
Have reputation for correctness the world over.
EMBROIDERY PATTfhNS.-We give frequently
representation sheet to patrons containing w nty,
thirty and sometimes forty designs IN embroidery
ORIGINAL MUSIC .-GopeY's is the only maya
zine IN which music prepared expressly for taplears
MODEL COLT tGES.-Ihe only msgazlue IN this
country that gives these designs is the LADys BOOK,
DRAWING LESs0Ns.-ln this we are also zone y
We have also ClliL RFNS, "a HORTICULTURE
AL and HEALTH dspartl u.
GuDEY's INVALUABLE RECEIPTS
upon every subject, for the Boulolr, Nursery Mitch
en-, House. aud Laundry,
TINTED ENGRANlNGS.-Thi Is series OF en-
cravings that no has attempted but ourselves
They give great satisfaction.
LADIES' FANCY WORK DEPARTMENT. Some
Of the designs in his department are printed IN col
ors, in style unequded.
TERMS FOR 1870
one con, one wear So 90
Two comic; ,ne year 90
three copies, one year I oo
-Four copies, one year ~ w
Five copies, one year, and an extra cory to
the person getting up the club, making
six copies Ia w
Eight copies one year, and an extra copy
TO the person getting up the club, making
nine COPIES II w
Eleven copies, one year, and an extra copy
to the person getting up The club, making
twelve copies y 30
Godeys LadS's Book and Arthu's Magazine will
be sent one year On receipt Of a 20.
Godey's Lady's Book and once month will be sent
one year on receipt Of - %.
Godeys Lady's Book and The Children's Hour will
be sent one sear on receipt OF - 90.
Godey's Ladys Book, Arthur, Home Magazine
and Chdrens Hour VIII be sent Que year on receipt
Of S. To.
Godey's Ladys Book Arthur's Home Magazine,
Once Month aud he Childrens Hour will be sent
.t,.t ..i ~
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-23

Gov. FMacnllD announced in speech
at the banquet to Geo Soloman, in Nil'
waukoe, Saturday night, that IL his forth
coming message he should recommend
the passage Of law making it compnIN
sorry upon parents to have their children
educated. We hartily endorse tho posi-
ton Of the governor in this matter and
hope he may be able to secure an act
looking to the comp1lsion Of parents and
guardians to give the children at least
the ruuiments Of an English education.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-23

"He who hath 20 music 10 his SOUL" &c
Shakespeare,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-23
OUR FASHION PLATES.

Ofthese the lADY's Book contains foNrteeh each
year superi awe challenge comparlson) to any pub
shed in this country either In book or periodical,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-23

lreSiueHts htSodEV'
President Grant has Just delivered his
first message 'i'hs opening speech is an
expose Of all the great questions th{t
can interest the American people lie
draws truthful picture Of the situation,
wherein each eIector can see the compo-
sition, the shadows and the lights Gen
eral Grant plainy announces that Cam
ada cannot hope for q reciprocity treaty
Where are then, the vain predictions OF
the ohcal journals OF Canada, which have
not ceased to deceive credulous people 7
1t was but recently announced that the
matter would be arranged shortly. VIII
the Canadian Government ultimately as
sumo its position? WEI it tolerate that
our neighhors continue TO deprive Us OF
our wealth? VIII England protect our
r.hts in the fisheries If she call upon US
to absolutely submit ourselves to Il tariff
that exclusi ely protects her mlnuiac>
tories 1t is quite evident TINT the unl~
ted States will refuse renewal ct COM
mercial reciprocity with Us The status
quo must therefore, be abandoned aud
reprsals made. | we are capable of
founding an Empire we should not hes
tate in casting the first stone on which
1t has to be built
So it seems the protective policy, main,
tanned BY Great Britain at the expense
Of Canala, is beginning to. be seen in its
true light by oar noisbbors over the bor-
der. 1t viii not be long, probably before
they will see the utter hopelessness OF
attempting to deyelor9 thrift under exs>
ting disadvantages.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-23
BEAUTIFUL STEEL PLATES.

Cannot be found on the Prospectus ofany other IN
azine.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-12-23

AlFA. wi son, Comfy Judge
n..si d aatfhe~ ,.N te5a. -
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

A FIVE YEAR OLD STALLION, BY RysDYK's
~ Hamblctopian, will be sold cheap. for good
Client reasons. For particulars address JOHN E. GREENE,
No. 22g Broadway, New York.
A NEW TOP WAGON, fl75; A NEW RoCKAwAY,
n $40; 10 business Wagons, 20 Rockaways 90 Top Wa
gous $50 open Road Wagons OF al kinds extension top
Cabroet S225 do S225 Wagons OF all descriptions 0U0
Harness; Robes Blankets OF all kinds the old
and che apes stand In New York. 0l broadway,
Fortyhrst street. AL goods warranted as reprcsented
JAMES JENKINS.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
IT JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL'S.
N ARCH. JOHNSTON. AUCTIONEER.
HORSE AUCTION MART

AN6
sassas s'i III: 4:
dealing: e.aasSey with and
business mem and our establishment s conducted the
people IL ohsr Ssncs.s raas ~nen govern
wsgSs the purchaser Of every horss that h warranted
oU poSH o%S 6rc ST HUI IS AT NO. NASSAU
0gpSs as Pos.
9: ssi's
'af q 9s
and e o %
ns on ss ss9 "a so saan n: % AGO.
ss Top II cSwps On o one
Clarence, built BY John R. Laurence, and builders
Prvae sentlemsns complete Turnout comprising an
o9 mare s hands ,roi' n sS
top % wagon sM sools ':S
Dun Horse i;N bands: kind in \. harness; free
:aa,Ts box w.son sn. Dunlop, Of Philadelphia, and
ane and stylish chestnut Mare raised in Kentucky ls
1 ins . y anal ys from aa:
4 private family Establishment, sold BY order Of the
sorre Horse hands, YEAR, Kind all harness free from
s s os sna Ss % ss nS sod
Bros set ne Coupe Harness. first class city maksr Ban
Kind u :.
Bay Home. i5s hands, years. kinds In all harness,
from vice. good traveller stylish driver, warranted
kind and true; top Wagon and st oi Harnsss
free from Vice, warranted sound, kind and true.
sorre coupe Horse 6 hands, years. kind In all harness,
free from vice. tros IN 80 very free and stylish driver
ranted sound, kind and true.
Bay trong Horse long and tall l5Z hands, years,
minutes, kind and true.
Bay rottng Horse long name tall 15A hands, years.
kind al harness. free from vice. when In
tn 80 aned 10 rot in minutes; warranted, sound
kind and true.
Superior bay truck Horse Is hands, years kind
In all good worker warranted sound Kind
Several other Horses top top Wagons Harness, &c
Full description time OF sale We postpone sale
account OF the weather.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

AT sALEsROoM NO. "a DUANE sTREET.-BY AUC-
n ton this day. At - N. prompt handsome fast and gen.
tcel bay rong Horse sired by Ethan Aen 5 hands high,
6years old ne easy drvcr no wee nor cks has never
trotted IN public but has shown Dubois private
the rate Of ~ and S6 to road rspea,edy no
warranted sound and kind, and TO 245 condition
Also the handsome and high bred dappe rottng
Lizzie Davis years old l5 high prompt stylish and game
driver vice tricks has public record OF 20t
very nne purs gated and rapids sound Kind
and 10 show 9 40 In condition.
These horses the property Of sporting gentleman who
n compelled TO sell They have been used single and to-
gsther and make rich speedy and fine driving pair
They beat together and faster single They will
be sold and without reservation and worthy Of
special attention.
JOHN L. vANDEwATfR, Auctionecr,
Oman atreet
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
L c.,Irn.y THHo,aH LINE ,x. TO
THROUGH rates, New York 10 San Francesca
Outside. Inside. Second Cabin se.rss-.
ssa ciISsoE sIsas or SAILING DAYS. go
Steamers of the above line leave pier No. North river,
except when those days fall sunday then The day pre-
One hundred pounds baggage free each adult Medicine
April ARIZONA, Captain Maury connecting with MON.
TANA, Captain Fsrnsworth. ,,- -,s -
JAPAN leaving sn Srauclsso CT NAY tor csns ana j:psn
sgrsn np To ~ March ST. All Usual fss
.s...: s 1.ns :. s. ssss
spply al Zoe eompanys esss oaes on the .hsr TO-, Of
I,IRsr STEAMER FOR GALVESTON, TEXAS, VIA
Key IsssE 1sfsP " Captain p S'sss ,'ns
nov s.a Ss NG,s sssf r. v" posi-
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
Apply TO sporroap r,rrsrox . ca
L,oR KEY WEST, HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS
rhs Baltimore and fsvan. Steamship Company, ccmpris-
'' u LisssIS, s:s sos.' !. a:.a, csnm.ss:s
.SS siss ,as DSssss un.u
End comfort I s:.' from sso.p
oeoci O'clock IN cuBx vii follow fss.sssr. irom New YORK
sSe privilege stopping a fhiadsphis BsimOrs villa.
FOR freight or passage apply TO
d. y. BAsELL 4 CO., Agents.
" and ~ Broadway, room ~
IToR NEW ORLEANS. CALLING AT HAVANA,
Carrying the United States malls
The well known sidewheei s,eAmship
RAP1DAN,
Y. q. Mallory, commander,
II receiving freight, and eave per ys North
Saturday, March n, ats O'Clock Z. N.
niENvILLE
through rates ana through b cf adins gwen 10 aassS
ton, indanoa Lavscca and Rock PORT Tsfss Mobile Ala,
and 10 all points on the Mississippi river.
No Havana freight received on day OF sailing
s'' ''''s'' GIgixasroS. rox CO., raS.r,y ..rssA
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
THE GREAT CARTOON PAPER.
T OUR HORSE AUCTION MART, . DUANE STREET.

a Ess@ss :.ls iais mis- PsAT, M s.:%Ps H.. .u..
stock Isl high, .iI years ha. troed wagon war.
rAS:ss b.sys y apa a'f s"S b y.s
and sPr,sd dryer ha. tro.ed in sAo n public and war
Arc both iSs properly oi sporting gentleman; bea.
Fine "a, BAY Horse Iss sisS ses blood SOCK
s and s% a1Ts gentle s. s and q M dTe
Stylish gray Msrebs hh years old thorough "a Mes
:piaisa; xi minutes 'oasy; gentle, warranted
s: .sd IN y .as
ssss sy ana
Esei Horse I5s bsh, raised a, Staten Island;
Horse s hsh q rear. old sound and kind in every
cssr ona aua w
ana Work Stock also Wagons. Harness. &s without reserve
sale ss. e. Ss so'Us ASeu.e ~ pu.n. street.
AT JOHNSTON 4 VAN rAssELL,s-rnIs DAY.
soss " two . to o in
three minutes to-day.
wSst ihs catalogue read. or no sale: -. " - ..' - -.
ipS no
Read catalogue above
Ar JoHssISs 4 vay y.;E TAss.ILs r s,i,.s MART.
ia East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue
ons ons wonder" womb r"rrUSs Trosins Horne.
One brewster. Broome street. Top Wagon.
One spring Clarence y. r. Lawrence.
Several hns Road and Family Hcrscs
One elegant Trotting Wagon.
sinss Sy ss and a 1oSeis @ Harness. V &C., ' 40. -
An elegant sale.
See catalogue above.
Weather never interfsres with sacs.
A LIGHT WOOD BROTHERS. COUPE; A FINE
n coupe Horse sorr 10 hands high years old and Get
OF city made coupe Harncss The Turnout viii be
Sold At Auction,
This day, At 70 o'clock, without reserve -
A. JOHNSTON a VAN TASSELL'S Mart III. Eau Thir-
teenth street. Fourth avenue.
See catalogue above.
A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE, rs GOOD, SOUND,
IA. young business and work Hurses also low priced
Horses. suitable for all purposes a92 Mercer street, near
Fourth.
CHEAP TEAM, LITTLE SORE FORWARD, Siso;
~ large cray, sound, S6s roam Mare, YEA by Horse
127h wArrantsd sound kind t0s West Theth street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

JOHN l., vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER, a
IA. Duane street-Atenon Is particularly called TO our
regular sale this day IL NJ parties In search Of
pelior reliable uotting and family stock without
refer
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

UELOcIPBDEs ON sALg, READY FOR DELIVERY
Schools furnished. The beat in the market. All price
PEARsALf. BRorHERs. ~ Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26

EoR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RIcHMoNp.-TH
IL Old Dominion Steamship Company win despatch the1
sidewheel steamship ISAAC BELL for Norfolk, City Point
North river foot OF Beach street. Connecting With the Sea-
boar Inland Air Line, Virginia and Tennessee Air Line
vile and Virginia ceoraI Rsroads taking freight and
Bills OF aing signsd the pier For freight pas
sage, having elegant stateroom Recommendations apply e
NJ McCREADY President 1e7 Greenwich street. corner
or Dey Insurance by OF this line per
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
NEXT TELEGRAM CARTOON.
F1SKIANA
A WALL STREET CARTOON.
ON FRIDAY NEXT.

TrATHER MATHEW U. B. r. A. n. PARENT 40
ciev-Tbs members hereby notified their
HAIL Broome street. at IL o'clock with regna
and Grape lsf arm, 70 attend The funeral of Late
brother, Mr.. John Carey. JOHN CANNON, President
JANIS BRANDON, Recording Secretary.
PETER II. kEKLkN, MarshAL
TT O. HAEGER WILL SELL ny AUCTION, AT
etorehousc 400 West thirty fourth street (or
storage on Tuesday, March 30 at lo M two loads OF
fruuss and Contents For account OF Henry r. Angus.
HroTrCE.-TiE UNDERSIGNED WILL APPLY TO
IN The Metropolitan Board of Health on the 9th day %
Auri sq for permit slaughter animals the north side
of forty third street, % feet First avenue New York
IpoyAL HAVANA LOTTERy.--PRfzEsr PAID IN COLD.
III Information fnrnished BY OkOkGk UPHAM. NO. ~
Wsybossst street, Providcncs H. ].
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
PERSONAL.


NY PERSON KNOWING THE WHEREABOUTS OF
"A r Morton Hills win please address box 2o6 Mddetown,
Orange county, N. ". aud oblise army friend.
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS-
ii Trains for Albany and Troy connectlns With Norshsra
road, rhetb street and Tenth avenue and II % A. anA
$50 and IL r. NJ, and via Harlem Railroad, Twentys
sixth and Fourth At 10 A. ". and 35 r. N.
The p n train via Hudson River viii run on sun
days.
Drawing room cara atiachedto and II 80 A. NJ And}:0
= = WILLIAM r. VANDERBILT, Vic President
The New York herald., 1869-03-26
WANTED TO PURCHASE.

tVANTED TO BuY-THE LEASE AND STOCK or
w Cigsr sore or wcnld be willing 70 open one IN desi
rable neghborhood ANY person having the above IN suit
able location may hear OF customer By giving full par
ticuars. Address Store, Herald ofce.