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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

NOTICE.-By virtue of a warrant issued by
tho Collector of Internal Revenue tho Ixh Collection
District of NewYork viii expose aud offer for sale 81 Pun
Lie AUCTION on SATURDAY the 10Th day Of Msrch, 1884,
al IL o'clock, on tho premises the SLAUGIirEhIiOUsE,
situate tho south side of 18Th st. between I'd and 3dsys
together with IRON SAFE HORSES aud CARTS, and /
SCALES, lor much OF the may be neceay tho
property Of Frederick Wshnan, which have been dsrsned
ior non payment OF ts1.-NewY YORK March L. 1864.
GEO, GOOD, Deputy Collector.
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GALE OF valuable REAL ESTATE, by order
~ of tho Supreme CouIt-JAMES M MILLER win sell
81 suction, on FRIDAY March 1864, at mr. at the Ex
change Saesoo. No III Broadway under the direction OF
d. 7. ngraham it, Referee valuable Lots situate on 26th
s3h, nth, sd 18th, aud 8<bst aud ,hw Sale positive
Auchoneer, No. 20 Pine at, N. Y.
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CORPORATION PIERS and SLIPS 10 bS
" LEASED ct AUCTloN,-No.ice is hereby sfyen thss
1861 nc IL o'clock m, at the City Hail. lease bids "a
public auciou the DOCKS PIERS and SIsiPS belongings
TIE Corporation he leases Of which have viii ,pie
the s day o. May, 1884, for the Ien Of i've yes Som the
hrst day OF May 1904
Catalogues colairng the description location ard terms %
sale may be had upon application to the Collector Of ~ Rev
rnur ~ hi- Office where maps will also be shown 81 to'
Aforesaid WHARvES. PIERS. Sc.
MATTHEW r. BRENNAN, Cea.ri'oler
City OF New YORK. Department. Of Finance, COnpuolera
Oiice Feb. 26th. 1864.
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Ecu J)nblifatiors.
T1nE BOOK OF THIS CENTURY.
MoCLELLAN'S LIFE,
,,nnr Il (, AND CAMpAIiNSi
RATTLES AND CAMPAIGNS

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n MCCLELLAN the HERO Of WESTERN NlhGlNlA'
sOUTH MOUNTAIN and ANTIETAM with fal history
,f,uhi, CAMPAIGNS and BATTLES, as well IS bis RE-
PORTS AND CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE WAX
REPAYMENT AND THE PRESIDENT, in relation to
.en from the time lie fret took the field in this War until
he was finally relieved from command after the Battle OF
ap,ietam; with his various SPEECHES TO soLpiEhs'
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II zoo RACES with Portrait Of General Mcclellan Free
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AGENTS wanted everywhere to in the sale Of this book
eo viii be supplied with the so ceut edition at Three Dor
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Address IL orders the Publishers which s Il the Cheap
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II IL T. N Il w N o V T. i.
CUDJO'S CAVE.


VIII tho Reviewers end Critics say Oft:
a., The Springfield lMassI Republican.
plot of thrl1g iRerest; lofty and benehcent pu'e.
Til. Newly ork Independent
lis "'Neiehhor lockwood powerful story, sc"nu
only Uuco Toms Cabin snd says thus .udlo LaVe
rhas the mastery hnnor and felicity oil deSenpaof
The Philadelphia Press . .
CoL Frsneys rarsr aud one OF the abest In tho tntc
stated tbat IL T. rerr 70 work OF ncon an Pf
orsbo - a tale to Uncle Toms Cabin
The Nes.ioTk Observer
calls Il q thrlRng romluce.'
The Philadelphia Bulletin.
HThe ellest romance yet published Of the wGr.'
The Boston Traveller.
Wen worthy the established reputation Of the wits
New orb Daily News (ko.nsndo Woods papeE.
"fh!s oi tine most exciting novels wfich " HiV'
y.r read. We know al 40 work Of the kud tt mas
Produced poe, nlptetion upon ns .d % iasr o
rs slcces. the opinion entertain Of this novel 10 been
New.York Advertiser.
Tbs Troy Times
novel % remarkable force aud absorbing interest
Dolly Evening Gazette, indianapolis. lun- 49,,
"Yesrr AGO We strullol Nc-hbor lockwood y ms
,ue author We read ( with in4c,r1l bic inetiity %
iptere-t and pronounced IL equal 10 Uncle ions taol'
Codes Cave Is MARKED by no les ability I'd postess the
power Of -ucfantus tie reader ison TIE opening oHe 20
Wv Boston Daily Advertiser.
"1ae book is stGr hi. nd Interesting
tlris'ilu R'-lst'T.
The attention is ryc.od from tho opening TO the 'o'irg
s hrs r the sncoefal novel ever i''nsd finn The
III ami ilmo. muslin over $40 rsge, rr!ee 81 50.
Sold By an tho principal tockscfs AMI nosInen 'id 'ei'
by mail by the pubisii,rs =, .,t,,r,u co
Refrog.
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U'ERRY LEASES at AUCTION, at the
II CITY HALL

On MONDAY. March 49, 1854 st il O'Clock a M, VII DO
sold ~ Pusic Auction 70 tue hghet bidder vih sset.o
is Si: y ~ WIN u ' ''''' ' ~ ''''
Tie LEASE Of ,he Ferry now established from 'c, o.
Houf0ns East River Newfork, to the foot OF o~Id-i,
Tc LFhsE Of the Ferry now established from TIE foo, Of
The LEASE OF the Ferry established Gou TIE loot %
Grnd-i East River New'ioski 10 the foot OF Gfsces'
TEc Lease q the Ferry now established fsm Sot Of
Chamber - North River NewYork to the foes Of f'ons-
The LEASE Of the Ferry established from tie iOq, %
chr.topherst, North River NV osk. 70 hoeoten :,
Tho M privileges, and Advantages thereof belonging TIE
Corporation of tho City r Of SSTiY9Is;
The conditions and covenants Of the Leases TO b. tho
usual form Of Ferry Leases heretofore entered hio BY 'hs
The Lease for each Of the above named Ferries made
20 conform TO the requirements of tine City Charter re sen
lessee " he they viii conduct and mspae the
sid Ferry or Ferries agreeable to such rules ;
to time be made or passed by ths Common Co1Hen OF Ss
Lesisl'tuse.
al- the Collector Of the City Revenue, sum ,el 20
twenty Per cent Of the bid Tor the annual rent to ape
Ply the zen, Of the First Quarter in he e,.es
with the usual covenants, Otherwise to be forfeited 20
CORPORATION. lie viii be required Also TO furnish an oo-
ns0n AZ the time, executed by two sarstts 70 ulo
effect that he VIII execute bond with seties ~ Be sp
nt qusferyesr and for the faithful execution Of
enants Of TIE lease The fee. Of the Auonee and ne I
pfii-r OF lUe bonus hcNthue
ne purchaser, aud expense Whatever Ia to b. ncEd py
the Corporation FOR In connection vith the Per ZIP %
Bukead OF premises proposed ~ be leased ddns the s
Oh the lease.
Should the lease Of the shove named Ferries OF eef o.
them be purchased BY parties other than the present
they viii be required in accordance with the provision,
the s OF tie State, to purchaso NJ r appraised vasu
lsod the present lessees desire se the eosts sds.
ana ssary for the purposes Of aieny aid ysge
to be fixed by persons selected by the old and new
tie parties cannot agree TO the amount TO ee pau Ava
the same.
The Lease shall also contain covenant requiring % ts
Bort 20 have attached 20 III engine tire sppsshs st
pump with not less than 40 feet II hose, Of the 9usty
Dimensions ss that used by the Fire Department Of "a. ~
81 New ork and 10 be used for the ssngushnent %
whenever required by the Chief Engineer bis %
the Fire Department Of the City OF Nowforh of WHEN
fees tie Lsees shall receive Twenty Dollars Per houi -
each hour engaged and time to be counted less th.
hour. MATTHEW l. BRENNAN, tohp,c-e.-
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NIARKET CELLARS and OTHER PROF.

M ARKEr CELLARS and OTHER fhOi
VI ERTY Of the CORPORATION 20 be LEAsfp -
AUCriON.-Notice Is hereby given that the Cosiproa
TUESDAY, the 10Th day of March 1904 al oc2en r "
~ the City Hall, lease, bids * public auction me-
Corporation property for term i've yesrs GeD tue '
day Of May, 1861. ,,., sf-
Catalogues containing the description, location Ae ~,
sale may BE- had upon application to the Collector q ""
snue, at this Office. ,,,r.,
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, CorrtIo e.
CITY Of Newly ork, Department OF Finance esSf"
Once, Feb. 26th, 1904.
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Gales bp Hnttio,1.

A I BLEECKER, SON d Co., will SELL
n :, AUCTION on THURSDAY, March 3, at Il O'Clock,
=. - ~ Salofroon, No. III Broadway. $1,000.
q, w cTISSr9RS SALE BY ORDER OF JAMES GUYON,
LAheo EXECUTOR. - -
u.nIsoN sTThe 2story and attic brick house No l4s
between Pke and MAJ 4es Size Of hSnse 2Snlt IN sooa
order and contano gas and croton LOT 121o WI %
Covenants Of renewal Ground rent g 20 per annam
COENTlES SLlP--The 3sory brick trslEoot store and
rear by 34e In depth. .
FRNT sT-Tho 5story FIRE proof bt store ID lot 40.
II he. Broad and Aoores Size 81 feet IN 'front.' ard % f.
inches by 70 T. in depth. Building nearly now, occupied "a
-four rrl produce store situated near the or, Exchange
Maps, Sc. ~ No. II Cedarst
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A. J. BiEECKER, Auctloneer.

I'AIt .NSlNt SAIL, at Attl1ON, OF NJ
h PROVED REAL ESTATE and VACANT LOTs.-A
j. BLLEChER SON Go. viii sell 8. Auction III YRS
DAY March ln al IL O'clock, 1t No III Broadway Tx
20 49, 's rss XIII ss.p. esl
sd g. with high .oop. and easements with al modern in
AIsoe three story Brick House, with modern improve
ucu'' No. toi 70 az, Tes: side nesf Jiti,s,
Blown .one mon, House 2o5r60 all Tie way up; Lot ~
..llass; all modern improvements.
Also f't s, four story brown stone Houses on I'd sv,
sap.sTnsrr-s s. corm-ncins 60 n ". 2dsv. two Of tho
bet brown Houses eat Of Murray H each 2Ot45i
Lots loAio0, trce-stofy, basement, sud snb-ceiar.
II vacant Los, " side, 20xlO0 commencing
sbolt v. Q. Terrace Waoue of the finest views in
s2p srRrrr-2 Lots adjoining tho above, full size.
EASE BEoADwAS-T~o directory, sttie and basement
way. south side, between Jefferson aud Cigtons.s;
HsTRrrrA four story aud basement Brick House soath
side Fast 2Sth-st. between let Nv. AID Avenue A.
?3Tu srRrETA fourstory Engish'besement House With
all modern improvements, north side, lOO 3l.av
Houses with high oop Nos ~ AID 2 south side between
81 and 1d'ey- ard al modem improvements Also trIs-
class brick House and Lot No $50 East 30h s1lrcr story
base end subcear House 2lx;5 lot 100; all modern
improvements Just put In complete order fFescoed ceilings
EASY t STREET Nos 1855 aud 49, hree-story basement
tro"no-' Houses, high stoops north side, with all modern
East ESD erRrEr-No 1 brown stone 'front.' House three
,orr t,h stcop, south side with al modem improvement
Etsr 3Aih STREET - geo feet wide)-A ourstory Brick
Housc with collar No. u.s. between "a and lst-avs.
ASH 3th srRrgrhodse aud Lot, No. J1. four stories
ils srsrrr-No - threeory and basement House hirh
oop 81 H. font modern lnpro' eacnts on soun side OF 4
It,, Between Madison aud 5h-sys.
.4th.sragEr-The thr.estosy and bs,euen House high
soop No loJ Netl 4hs. south side, between Broadway
and 6th-ay.
5jpsrREErA three story hsh..toop Brick Uousa with
basement and modern Improvement No. 1873 West 5Jds
south s'de, between Broadway and 6th.ay
WEST $50 srRERT-No lJ., between Broadway ana 9th
av, l05 high ceilings, gas fixtures, all modern improve
msnts.
54TH sraxpr-2 treestory and ba.cnent Brick Tou.e.
Nos ~ and IA East 3th between exins.on and 4ays.
1cTnsragsT2 vacant Lots north side ..,h., between "a
and stays
ssrK sTRsEr-l vacant Lot north side eetht between Sd
and 2days.
The title TO the whole Of tho above described property Il
questionable. The terms oil sale viii be liberal TO the buyeTs
For maps and particulars apply to tie Auciioneer, No. 81
Cedar IT,. djoining tie Bsnk oil Commerce.
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Gonses Gno farms inanteo.

WANTED TO RENT--A 3 or f.story brown
stone front HOUSE, for three years with all the
aodsm Improvements sluj,od ibOyo l;th between an
sud tsys., and hot above 42ds by good tenant Rent
rlsp TO 100 per Address with ptImit 10 Wit
the premises w. II. g., PostOfhc. Boz No. l,6il.
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NOCHIN's GREAT WORK

CoCHINs GREAT WORK
ON TIE
RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION,
which,. now being 50 es.egy sought cS and which every
ae who i, rtereted this great question ousi to read be
sse the talked Of
CHANGE IN OUR CONSTITUTION
tmade sbOwt clearly end trathfoly
TUE RESULTS OF EMANCIPATION IN TIN FRENCH
COLONIES,
In TEE ENGLISH COLONIES,
IN DENMARK,
IN SWEDEN,
IN HOLLAND.
II. fouewins sle the contents Of this g.es, we.A:
CONTENTS.
DEDICATION AND INTRODUCTION.
Fkescu COLONIES.
H"anession by ,ne SoTyl,qn arc NE '"' o.
From the SS r. nD Of aycy by he Consulate Go
10 its secI.e Abolition by the Republic Of 1913.
Euaanc pa,ion Us the Republic Of C4s.
Results Of Em;ncipation IL .he French Colonies
TRs REVOCATION OF 1873 IN rHR CoLoSISs-l Mar
xinco 2 Guadaoupe. IDe Ie Of EolEUeu, OF lteunol
Guiana
Military Force
Courts Of Justice.
FTodacticn and .rce-yvsees sna Property
Tss SsSo' Fl ass oae'6 Sss5 o 9E Ss5s
a. the Law OF NAV o. 1896. li.-CoHee, Cocoa, Tea
Labor and immigration
The Colonial Compact.
Population Family. Social Condition.
RELIGION in,tructoI-l. Before the Abolition Of Slavery
Z-(uiana. u--hiariinco. IL-Gusdaionpe IF-BouI
bop 2 After tie Abolition Of Slavery
BOOK SECOND.
JSGLIsH COLONIES
Slavery in England and Colonies uIti the Emancipation
Influence Of Emancipation on the Freed Classes.
Influence Of Emancipation on Ike Colonies
i. Lebor and lmmigfation.
a. Production, the Sls ~ Law Commc.cis. FroeGoia
Resume - ..
COLONIES OF DEXAAEE swEDlA. AND HOLLAND
Danish Colonies.
swedrh Colonies.
sPPFNDTX
TRfNCH COLONIYs
Table of the Imports and EAporti q TIE French lo.out
Comparative Condition Of Imports and EspoIts nom ls4s
&C 1887.
Price Of Colonial SUGAR from 1919 10 1889
frice Of Native sugar from 1850 % 1879.
ESGIIsH COLONIES
Statistics Of the English Colones IN Anencs
Suears imported into tie uited kingdom since 1851.
ha.in Text relative tie Conversion Of England 70 Chris
Family.
This book eoneu.ivey Al the popular objection.
mode to Emancipation.
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NOW READY,
LYRICS OF LOYALTY.
BY
OUR BESr POETS
EDITED by FRANK hooRy-
Containing 10 Spirited
SONGS and POEMS, uy
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N0TICE.-By virtue Of warrant issued BIZ
the Collector OF Internal Revenue the xh Cclee,on
District OF New fOrk HI expose and orer Tor sae 1T pubic
auction, SATURDAY the 18th day Of March 1864 ~
O'clock The premises, the Melting ortat House situate on
the north side 39st, between llth and l2thaya tosaer
with six casks taow iron safe (or mach u
hr may be necessary the properly Of CORttLfCS
RYAN which have been disraned Tor ponpsymesf Of -
New-foIk, March |, 1904.
GEO. GOOD Deputy Collector
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This beck deserves vide circulation IS powerful trd
Convincing argument against Slavery.
s'ho writer Cbspan, aud subsequently, ant
IN the Army under Geas Banks The author in the Preface
sys. 81" tain fres. deal Of Se7ery, II is bocssse have
AN great deal Of e. II BAY good thing OF T. Is be-
d the slave and tetsnk God sA the genius OF the for
tne Proclamation"
tcs ard simple bas mastery srgumen against SsS and
ssress on Tho Christian world would DO much good they
would distribute hundred OF thousands Of this WORK
~nols our NOuhasu C0ppefAescs.'
For sale by ali Booksellers free by pla =ecep
81 T. by WALKER, WISE Co.,
Pubbshers Boston.
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FURNITURE, Carpets, Books, Pampn.es.,
Il and Libraries BeaYhs 70, Can g &c -.
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A. ". MESNtS. sEciI0Ieer.
" RINGG NEDUIN . a.. r.

n. ". NEkNiN FEcf|0INrf
by BANGS, MERWIN 4 Co., Irving Build
30 Nos. 3si aud 500 Broidwayisr, Of Books ',ts
tionory Pictures Works Of Arr Fancy Goods. furniture, &c
WEDNESDAY EVENING, March "a, q O'Clock.
VALUABLE BOOkS-Being mostly elections hom Pr'
Lior4ros embracing variety II m. cd ions 81 STAND
tfd Worss including Medicine and Surgery, &C. Also, Pho
totph Abam., Picture names and Stationery For psrtieu
laIs ~ ataiogue
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 4. at o'clock.
PRIV ATE LiBRARY-of, mosy 1heoo gcal Bo H., com
pfsng AMI valuable works in Theology, Divinity Bio
Irs Literature and Biography Ao variety 4 Mi,cc a.
neous Literature, Sc. For Particular Catalogue sld tie
Dooks now .lhlnton
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EARM FOR SALE.-That very desirable
Perm ,firrt.d on Marriott Peterson n j. quarter oi
mile ron tine Rsfcrd DEP On the Fern l. a good Gwen
ug house md cottage for arnsf- nan, WITH ie NECESSARY
on Tho Ear r.ufss sboUt - uor. n ess,
and be- sod 10 whole ttres parts ana on sas terms
a.f by hc 10Th oi hpn Do w-h De- sod By b ai-
fio on 'nat av au the PREMISE a. O'Clock NJ ne
sui .o m tho day al The stock and Farming tcvl 81
TIN an.. Perm consisting 4 ses, Two COWS, Que so
II ~ On on. hor.e Two pss .us Of poutry Asn one
No,sin--ra -hie, Corn sso." Ffgg hu fau9Ws ti""''
Rryo.,us ay l.k-. War4 aud Siri', Wit nunrfo aer
.re.s for further particulars apply 20 Mrs. LYNCH, on
t. uf,iuises to NJ IfMES YNCU, No 81 Broomo IT, OF
10 JOIN % MILL, 80. 80. N.in 49, Paterson.
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4 j. BLEECKER, son 81 Co., viii sell
~. Il auction q tue EIcan-o Sale.oom No III Broad
TUESDAY, March g.
SURE Ne COURT-uNDER TIE DIRECTION OF O.
iTLLOTSON ESQ, REFEREE.
CARNivr-S'-F rcmi'es Nos. 81 ASA o. between Bed
lotl eu4 laT.ekft north side.
BROOME-Sr-Preuisc No. 43l, south side between
tt.sv aud Gro
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Marbi

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inn,s raIIcot 4 Upderhll No. 10 Broadway New 'oL
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Nem pnbIifafions.
DROHSsOR HoW's READINGS AND
RECiTATON5

DRONSsOR HoW's READItGS AND
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Real geidtf for Gale.
ISee also Auction Sales.l


A FIRST. CLASS, Extra Wide, Three-Story
~ and Attic Brick HOUSE, No. 1853 Preslde ST. nosi,n
Ios Of ground between Clinton aud Courtss-' piyo'
MI, in the hest AID most thorough manner ny coy
for the late Edward Kellogg house 70 es' Ls d Without
windows parors aud halls ffescoed M9e'd KETT0GG No
s F ieOs " ~ o. No. Ie5 ffcicn Brooklyn Also
for Sale house No. ieS sd DINING t cs 81 sionnd Apply
s sSFb FR6B sP No. s BrOad " f. KEEL
LOGO, as above.
a THREE-STORY, Basement and un6er-
"a cIar Rick HOUSE, srd LOT, No ~ Woodr se
Brookyn; has all the modern imIroVen en's, i'"''
.,ruls favorable. For admission &c oTlyt NovVyork
r. r. KELLOGG, No. l9s feaf.'st, Now OH.
A FARM FOR SALE in Tompkins County,
~ N " co,prsng 156 Acres Of Superior Farming lsho'
yin, betyesn Cayuga snd Seneca Lakes, ~th large
Son and numerous building. For terms Of sale apply to
SAMUEL Brown, No. 50 Wallet, Ae"-Aoih -
DRoOKLYN HOUSE FOR SALE, either
- Furished or Unfused IN OF the best avenues N
Brooklyn near the Rev MI Cnylss ,nGrs" [ roe'
ion soon il desired terms cay. By L H. sAp'o.S
Montague, corner Of Court IT., over AeehaiI0S pahN'
Brooklyn.
NORNFR STORE and FULL LOT, HOUSE!
- four sodes Ws'er and Ga--be. Bu.2es- s's,o :,
EhEbethpgh NJ FoI SAIL Ga very ilpcA ssrnis; PPF
to owuoT +. Z. KELLOGG, No i59 Pear'si. Now fort.
KNOCK PROPERTY for SALE-With large
~ sTOREHOUSE, &c, excellent location Tor an ron
anber Company hs' 100 sgt gaie Ion ~,h .',,
connecting wih the Central ts''ro'i :" Ne~yI,.J " '
'''' - (. R. KELLOGG, No. iI9 feals.t., \. Y.
EXECUTORS iSALE.-S5,GO0.- One OF
Ia th. i,c situations the north STORE Of Long sano,
two ui.e from Glen Cove the high ground known .
re ieos@ "a, O. In wing lG42o The otter ~ garden
er hose cd hye rooms. Views un' -tu' 'Viui'
tim Dy steamboat: and fetd1d I've. aey Atp' U
prrinises or o. ROBERT Z. EhbRLL' No f" "'A''1
Nsv.Yors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02
Chances for Dreinses flrn.

A PERSON wishing 20 engage in tho business
" orRAISfNG POULTRY ant slFFLflNG ffLSi
EGGs for tie NruSork iuaIf.t tiyu snt Psrtne nh
a e-rits! Of about COJ. Address W a., Theaoe Ont',
~ Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

NOR SAIE-Onc of the best established
Il RAILROAD PATENTS ia this country. and In ,Et-'t
yive rs Sod only the owners cfnnos FiFe PEI
,o,af ..iton " L. BARNES, 3 gem, 70. ~ Brost~a -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

MACHINE for RAKING aud LOADING
VI II A-Ils inyruii0n, secured by Letters rsiff y
one II tbe most yeuabe tfuln- implements ever Shi
fest ina width aud elevate up1u de load state add 'tny
RIGHTS 800 be .od license given 10 mlnuiaftpi. Ap3so
Ner-lork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

I OTIS for SALE-In a good location for manu-
~ featuring purposes at low prices and favorable terms ia
Quantities TO tuit purchasers ENzsbehpor NJ J. Apply
to l.. Il. KELLOGG, No. lJ9 Pearl-st., N. Y =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

D,uot We.tsi.;sr County: s. aet,.; 10 wood land,
heavy timber, h1'snco GOOD Ind nl,ly mprsyedi gEden
.reoH house and fruit IA abrldsn'e House - sfs- story
md s'ff-toabs bo.s.ls= al the modem improvements
with pGrc from neyerfa-ms fPflns CONTAINS IL
rooms and stable al ia pezeet order The "atfF
AMY 20 l. & gJfLKLEY 10. - 4lst, Jalnery count.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-02

SALE-Lot 2ii by ~ feet OF Love lsls house
thcstory basement and under cellar Terms y0rabe. Ap
ply to j.. X. KELLOGG, No. lj9 Pesf st, New YORK.