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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
Real Gstate for Sale.
VINO CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL. SET.
II TIRRSI-A LARGE AMOUNT Of REAL ESTATE

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i TLERS!-A LARGE AMOUNT OF REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.-For the purpose Of inorins safe Mt
for and actual settlers 70 ind homes In the
Souhern states the for the last 6 respect
lively citizens OF the States OF Tennessee and have
associated themselves General Agents. and nov offer for
SALE TO Capitalists and the many now inqurins for
favorable locations tho South large small amounts Of
the most valuable improved and unimproved lands In tho
Many lands sre now in the highest state Of culiva
ton ard producing from it~cn hundred 70 two thousand
rounds cotton from two thousand twenty-five hund
led pounds Of good per together with
from, fay seveuyGve gallons OF nolsses In ADDITION TO
man stock Of all may be easily raised having here
those attitudes where long and severe
Winters REQUIRE much housing feeding and attention.
Those lands are situated In the states oil tennessee Ala
hama Mi.siup Arkansas Louisiana and Texas many Of
lem on or near the Mississippi Red Arkansas, White ana
s. Francis rivers and other navisabe water courses sl
roads eodns good fronts and opportunity for Subdivision
Vessels can be dispatched from New York OF any OF the A.
Bavou Tecie ST. Marys Parish Louisiana country IN the
highest cultivation before the war OF
cane IA certain crop IN the United States and can compete
nce.sy with the product Of the West India Islands. The
yellow and miasnac diseases are unknown IA n' 'e
gon except when introduced from Other focaAiie'.
Tie climate 10 bsmy and pleasant all the year rouho
Churcl es schools tine Sugar Houses Saw and Grist Mills
with abundant labor for hire All invite iHned'a'o oo'"
patton. . . h.eo,. oa.ysd
10 this county. ,,s,, Ga nd
snbur6an property; improved and uoimproyed incndDt
sorehouses city residences and country villas eaipe e'
for town, mills, and country stores Mt,
For further information Maps and Diagrams, appiieso
be nsde to the office Of the undersigned az semPh"
Tennessee. &c. BETHEL OF Louisiana.
r. C. BRINKLEY Of Tennesses.
RpvHRENCEs:
CHAs p. LEvERICli, Pres Bank Of New,Yotk.
LEVERlCH Co. Com. Merchants NO. Ill reaiF''
SAMUEL HURLBUT. Baltimore, Md
WALTERS l. Co., Baltimore, Md.
DUNLOP, M0NTCUR I;,!s. Co, Richmond w
STONE, NICHOLS STONE, NewfoTk-
II. II. MORGAN, New York.
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Proposals.
OFYIos OF AssurANr CoMxIssARY. 0ExBRAL,
OF 6UBsisrExCE, No.4 STArEsf.,
ARMY SUPPLIES Sealed Proposals lin

- New'York September. g. lees.
A RMY SUPPLIES Sealed Proposals Tin
~ duplicate viii tS fSsSsd By The qndsasd, unit.
plying for the OF the United States Army. sUbSioI.
EHCE STORES to be delivered in New-fork or broohyn'
500 barrel. Of quality extra snperfne Southern 81
Louis o. o;er brands Of sCaSe ,0r 70 be
stated bids neither round Hat hoop barrels
The BARRELS 70 be in good shipping order fa headned ana
O1 $50. 900 pound. prime NEW WHITE BEANS, well
and dyo be packed good Bright well cOopered
10 ton GALLONS Of the bcr. quality Of PURE VINE
GAR made only from Cider OF se IRON an tso
Whisky Vinegar taking thyhve grains bcsroona'e oil p4l
ah to Os ounce n hey NM NJ, M ea0 hall b GAL
Ions pacity like samples al this oiice Ech proposal mus,
state distinctly the kind and quality Of Vinegar offered and
10000 pound. good hard SOAP. to b. made by boiling
AID oiy ron rood materias free from clay soluble gas o.
other adutcaion to have unpleasant ordo, 70 contain
than twenty five per cent oil waer and 70 DO wen
The good. 20 be furnished practicable. Bidders
required 10 state the sine when they can deivel
ee enumerated aud bidders may propose Tor tho whos Oh
| any part Of each. gu, III. a, -
printed copy Of this advertisement must be attached to
inc plreisey with ali the terms Each bid have consider
alton contain the written guaranty OF TWO respohso
We The Underlined hereby guaranty that should all o,
any part the above bid be accepted snail be duly fulfilled
ten contrast with bonds tue amount OF oneonrth Of
value proposed Be furnished shall be executed
if required"
The sellers nome place of business and the date oil pu
chase well the Of contents with weight gross
tsre and shipping marks to be herelsef ee-snaed u.s ~
plainly marked Oh every package. Al other old marks Ts'
be oberated All boxes to be strapped with green hickory
straps. .,
The -four will he Inspected q. the date OF delivery and conn
pered with the retained samples by ainpector appoheu
by this Office whose certificate will be required
An the stores will be carefully inspected before theif de
livery and compared with the retained samples Returns oil
weights signed by professional public wesher must be fur
nished
Parment be made in such Unds may be JurnhedJo
the purpose III.
Contractors expected to bold their goods without sI
pense the United States until required Tor shipment
ILnks PJopOf0Is triH lie fyrshed at This fcs uhih
be inoosd enreope dddresed 10 ne une1"9ned
and inGorsed Proposal, Jor Subsisfenee Store"
II. Y. CLARKE Colonel. A. d. &. and A. c. q. B.
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DANIEL n BuRDRrr Auc'ioneer' c,,,o~,
GOVERNMENT VESSELS Al AuO''0''
BURDETT, JONES & &c.
WILL SELL
IN Sent n.
On MONDAY, Sept; 10. 1863

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AT THE NAvY.Y1Rb. BIhoKLYN,
By order 81 the Navy Department the fowins named vss
'' side.wheel steamer STATE OF oEoRGIA-Lens.h, 10
between dscks fee, inches one side lover enzne-diA.
eer OF cylinder y inches; stroke, feet tubular boilers
sde.wheei steamer CEaEs-Leng.h 100 feet nca..,
BREADTH % feet 4nches depth feet nsAe one beam ca
iue and return tubular boiler; farn.ees
Screw steamer GALATIA-ksnf;,h =, S,s feet inshs.,
an DICKS, feet inches doublescew engne diameter
Of cylinder "A inches stroke, 50 inches horizontal tubular
sidevheel steamer DONEGAL tiron)-Leusth. 200 feet;
adh 81 feet; depth Of hold. 10 feet inches be,veea
a inches; stroke II feet one return fae Ooier furnaces
Side wheel steamer FORT jACKso N-Lensil, 2:s fs.,
d., Of lower between decks feet inch depth Of upp
between decks, feet inches; one beam engin diameter
cylinder 30 inches stroke feet boilers hoEHoAa re'an
screw steamer SWEET BRIAR-Length 100 feel, bresdsA
81 inches depth hold 10 vertical dice: s
one hne and return tubular boiler 2funaces.
Propeller CLlNrON-Leneth, 81 feet breedth IS feet
inces DEPTH feet vertical engines diameter Of GYM
der 10 inches stroke 70 inches ue boiler, furnaces
Side-wheel steamer WANDO-Length. 226 feet breadth.
26 et depth of hold II inches diameter cynds
81 inches; stroke feet two oscia's engines two taSals
side.wheel ierrybos, COM. HULL-Leng,h. Ioi let,
BREADTH 2s feet 10 inches depth II feet inclined engines
sidr.wheel fcrryboat SHOKOKON-Length. 1871 feet
inches breadth % feet inch depth. - feet inches d.
aeteT OF cyhndeF ~ inches stoAe re oean ensihsi
boiler
Schooner GEO: MANGITAM-Lensth, lOT feet, breadth
% feet inches; depth, feet inches
Screw rOUEEN-Lcngh. l63 fee.6 inches breadth,
% iet depth of hold feet hgLt between decks feet
inches diameter Of cylinder a. inches stroke ~ inches;
one vertical engine one boiler with three furnaces
Screw steamer DAYLIG HT-eRsh. us feet; BREADTH -
feet inches depth of hold II feet night between decs
feet 10 inches diameter OF eylinder "A incLs. stroke -
inches .
Screw tug HYDREANGEA-Lepg'h -lls feet breadth. -
inches depth feet; dsneeT Of cylinder 30 inohes
stroke 80 inches eugine boiler two iurnsces go
Screw CArALPA-Lensth. loS feet inches; breadth
% feet inches depth feet inches diameter Of cylinder
81 inches stroke " inches vertical eng me- one oces
two furnaces
depth, y feet inches. - -.
SCHOONER KITrATINNY-Leugth, 70, ieei, breadth u
feet depth Of hold, IL feet inches. 80
Three masted schooner j. ;. CHAnBkRS-Len,th, ils
feet inches BREADTH ~ feet INCHES depth IL ieetZ inenes
Schooner RACER-Len:th, 10 feet breadth, Is ieetW
Inches depth. 9 feet inches.
TERMS-Twen,y per cent day Of sale; the bilanes
within six days. when the vessels must be removed from Ne
yard {. H. BELL, tOmmandsnl
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wv. WALL & Co, Auconeers. 1000,
GALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS

MN. W ALI Il I o., Auftlonceis
GALE OF UNITED STATES STEAME1Hl
- at AUG roN.Wil be sold st Public Auction on M
DAY September u.s. 1865 L. O'Clock At the Nsvyfne
Wa;hinsl9n d. the I9lowns named vessels 0e'0n'"S"
Size wheel JOHN l.. focKwooD-L.nr,h. II, f.d;
bgeseth "a feet DEPTH feet inches diameter .. eymass'
Pre- psler ALPHA-Length 60 feet 10 inches breadth, -
fee, depth, feet inch: diameter OF cylinder 10 e"e'
Prop,irr FUCHSIA-Lengh, 100 feet; breadth. q -;
depth, 9fret inches diameter Of cylinder ~ n'''''
Propeller CURRITUCK-Length. 100 feet bre,dlh;
feet depth feet inches diameter Of eyinier " A'"'
Propcirr MoCCASIN-Length 100 fee, breadth, go;
depth feet inches, diameter OF cylinder 81 incSe
Side.wheel KEYSTONE sTATE-Lens'h 20 I.'si
breadth. IS feet depth, 81 feet diameter Of eyn'''
sS-wheei YtNKEE-Lcnsth i.T fee, breadth IS 81;
depth 10 feet inches diameter Of cyiaier ~ nehe'
Side wheel JACOB BELL--Lens,h, las feet; breadth. -
feet inches depth feet; diameter Of cylinder u 'aeA'
sde.wheci ELLA-I.nsth. $50 feet, h.eai;h, % -;
depth inchrs diameter Of cylinder - nche' WV
sii..whecl PuILADELPHlA-Lcngth,2 900 feet bresS;,,
30 feet, dupth 10 lret dime,er Of cylinder - nchesi "
Propeilei vIcToRIA-Length ii3 feet, breadth f';ss
depth. 10 feet inches diameter OF cylinder "
Propeller GLADIoLUs-Lensh. o. feet, breadth fs:ss
depth feet inches; diameter Of cylinder. 70 nane'' "
Propeller EUREKA -tMachluery removedl Length
feet breadth, u fee. sinShe. depth sieet 'a'n''
Also -. A;x;sns
At the same time and place. and on the same c.u'
will be offered the following ad1ons. vessel. 10 W." s
Iron tug BEAUFORT-Len;,h, 80 feet; oreaa uas;os
depth feet INCHES. with vertical double s Il s.s,
depth feet IL inches ,..o,> rh 50 fssts
Schooner SUSAN ANN H0WARD-ieng'n' ~
BREADTH N feet inches. depth, feet tiaches u. q
sidsxheel KING PHiLIP-Lengtb 20t feet o.,'ss.s,
feet II inches; depth. feet diamest oil sy'"a'''
feet inches stroke a., w., N,.hinstoa.
Ths above. named vessels lie stthe Navy n''
u. c. where they may be exar'ned ., .;,h, os< 49,
. b 'as If ala and The balance sir day. hste.lEr
By order ~ @oN'"'"SN
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L. s. NAvY.YARD, PORTSMOUTH. n. H..
CoNMASDASr's OPFICs Sept T. 1865

TTIIE q. s. steamers DAWN and MONTE
CELLO and tho schooner A. WARD, will be sold at
public auction MONDAY, Sept rs lGoJ at IL O'clock at
this yard.
The DAWN Is steamer, with two mass schooner
rggcd vertical engine diameter of cylinder ~ inches
stroke Of piston 80 inches. Registered dimensions per
Tunnage Lawlength 1924 feet breadth, 203I feet; depth
0.6l feet.
The MONTICELLO ISIS screw steamer, with two masts,
schooner rgsed vertical engine diameter OF cylinder
inches stroke piston ~ inches, Registered dimensions
per Tuunsgs Lawenst 1880 feet BREADTH 81 ~ ee
depth, lT.33 feet.
me .choonerT A. WARD IL Of the following registered
dimensions per new Tunnsge Law: Length, 1898 feet
BREADTH % ID feet depth, $50 feet.
Each of the vessels well found and viii be sold she
stands. with rigging sails boats, cables snchois iumi.
tuis, &c.
An inventory Of the articles be sold with each vessel can
be seen this Navy Yard aud vii be exhibited the day
sale Five per Of the purchase money be paid
on the day Of sale and the remainder before the vessel
moved from the NavyYagd which must be done within sx
days after the date Of sale. 4. BAILEY, Commandsnt.
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OuaRrKRxAsrsR-GESsRALsO FyIcs
WAsBISGIoS, u. T., August "a 10.
! CLOSING SALES
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES
win be sold at public auction during the month of SEP
TEMPER to the highes bidder at the time and places
named below VIZ NETWORK.
NewYork City. Tuesday of each week. 100 Horses esch
EewYork City, Thursday of each week 200 Mules each
day. ~
Philadelphia Thursday Of each week. 100 Horses each day
Philadelphia Saturday sepembes 2 and Wednesday and
Der "a inclusive. $50 No :. each Day.
Mauch Chunk, Thursday, september 200 Mules
lndiin. Tue.dsy, September Z. l;c hIae;;i
Reading. Thursday. September i, 200 Mules
indianapolis, September H. H. Is, IS u and 20 $50 Horses
Indianapolis. September ~ and is $50 Mule. each day
ILLINOIS.
Chcsso September s. T. 49, a. o. 90 $50 Mules each day
Chcsgo September g. 49, 49, 90 ~ 49, $50 Horses each
day. -
Wilmington Friday Of each week $50 Mules each day.
Wilmington Iue'd'y Of each SsGs 100 Horses each day
Trenton. Tuesday. September 5 $50 Mules
Trenton roe'd'y seESis aR ri Il 80 Mules
Baltimore, Thursday, September !. $50 Mules.
Baltimore Thursday, septe%a e. $50 Mules
st Louis Thursday September T. and Tuesday and Thurs
day Of each week thereafter, 200 Mules each day.
KANSAS.
Fort Leavenwortn. commencing Tuesday September H.
and continuing thereafter such times the Depot Quarter
master may designate, 1000 Mules
GlESBOROUGH, ID. c.
Tuesday and Thursday Of each week 100 horses each day
No sales of Mules will take place at
NOTION, d. c.
The snmals TO b. sold in september superior to any
heretofore offered to the public The majority Of them are
sound and seryic-abe.
His expected hqf thI ere, Of s1ies all the surplus Cor
animals riu be dpo'd o. Buyers should therefore
ARA! them're, Of hi. last opportunity to purehoH.
Aunsls will be sold singly.
Sales to az 10 q. m.
Terms cash. In United States currency
JAMES A. EKiN,
Brevet General IN charge First Division NJ GO
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A FIRST-CLASS HOUSE FOR SALE, in a
n GOOD neighborhood with immediate posseson. No 70
Second place. Brooklyn % fee. wide three stories. just put
complete order Parors Dining and Reception Rooms on
fr floor. Ceilings somey frescoed Apply to r: H.
KELLOGG No 1879 Pears, n. Y. No. 10 Second place,
Eroo lyu
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VINELAND-TO ALL WANTING FARMS.

Large and thriving settlement, Of Vineland mild
climate; 70 miles south Of Phadepha by railroad
Rich soil produces large crops; twenty tracts at s2S
per payable within four years good business opening
good society. Hundreds settling and making improve.
Apply to CfiAS. X. LANDS, Postmaster Nneand
Land. town.hip J. Letter. Paper,
full information win be sent free. From Report Of Soion
Robason, Ayrieudl Editor Of The Tribune Of ne
srtesirs J'fde tracts IN level pOsion and
suitable eondfioHJo, peasaHt Turning that knop u m
aide Of the Wesfsrn PTdirfsa
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OFFICE CHIxY CONNIssARY OF SuBsIsrEscK }
DEPARTMENT OF NORTH CAROLINA,
RALKIGU n C. Sent & I65

CEALED PROPOSALS (in duplicate) will be
~ received at this office until 10 o'clock m. SATUR.
DAY the 3h inst the purchase gallons BOU RBON
aud 1915 gallons RECfIFlED WHISKY now Ia store at
Ncwbern, and 866 gallons RECTlFIED WHISKY now In
store at MoTehead City
Bids will be- received for the whole any part mot less
than u barrel) Of each OF the above lots
The right to reject all bids s reserved.
Sample. can be seen by applying to- Capt l.. Palmer
C. s.. at Newben Capt O. W Chandler. C. s., ct Moro
head CITY SUCCESSFUL bidders will be required remove the
Whisky before the t d.y Of October Terms cash on do
livery. In Govemme, funds.
Proposals will hs.e copy Of this sdvertiemen. attached
and will be indar the envelopes Proposal. for tho pur
ohsse OF Whisky" j w. BARRl0ER,
Captain sad G S,U. 8 A.. CIlsi c. S. 0sO,. ofNC.
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DEADLE's DIME PUBLICATIONS.

The popularity OF these publications due quite much to
the high standard of merit maintained in eoch work. tie
exceeding eheapness of the little volumes Literary and moral
excellence primary requisites for all contributions to the
series.
The Catalogue embraces
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BEADLE & COMPANY, Publishers,
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NATIONAL ARxoRY, sPRIsarRLD Sept lsx
DY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT on
ID THE UNITED STATES there will be sod at PUBiIn
AUCTION q this Armory, on WEDNESDAY SeptsnSSs
30 1855. the following cenasnl Ordnance Store vs -
6,974 Nlisket Barrels. polished. A'
I65 Musket Barrels, rifed
33sO3 Musket Barrels, various sasss
15OO 900 lbs. Cast Iron.
239 (irind,tones.
$50 lbs Old Copper.
ll2 lbs Old Files. t. 4.
A small quantity of old Tools. part, Of Arms etc.
(Signed.J TT s. LAiDLEY'
Major Of Ord Comfs
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE il

Nv
tue large and rapidly increasing fruit settlement. Of Ham
monon n j.. with Railroad communication with New. York
and Philadelphia several times daily consisting Of As Of
land % In the highest state Of cultivation with yiryrd
fruit orchards and with large mansion house. spacious
and oubudings situated on the bsnks OF beautiful lake
Asa site iora Summer Hotel, a Remedial Institute or
beat place FOR hussry Ia the vicinity Of New ork FOR
paItlcnlar sddres S. u. NICHOLS No 90 LeouaId n y
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90 Get.

TTNO LET-A first-class brown-stone front
i HOUSE In complete order aud all modern improve
ments, side Of sscondsye third house north OF One
hundred twenty fourth Harlem, with immediate pos
session. Apply on the premises or to N WATSON, cor
OF Ono bundled aud thirtie,hs IT. aud Third ave-.
YNO LEr-ln the Bible House. Aston Place,
i sSUiT Of OFFICES on I'd door fronting ON Third
with convenience well adapted for sooisy OF Com
pany Immediate possession given Another OFFICE, also
Apply at The rsssjIo,s oaics. tquuu ave eatssnce
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6orses, Carriages, &f.

CARRIAGES for SALE.-The immense stock
~ in the three large entrances NO. $50
Broadway aud No 10 Crosby st., will be sold at greatly
duced pcss 800 sets Harness. several Carriages
&. WITTY. No. 80 Broadway
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WESTERN LAND AGENCY.
w Illinois lows. Michigan Ohio Wisconsin and other
WESTERN LANDS BOUGHT aud SOLD. Title. ex.
AHMED TaIes paid A. N. LANCASTER,
No. 10 Walst., New.york
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BEST AND LATEST POPULAR
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nv living authors The Of these alone II bought In book
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where else csn much curen intelligence and permanent
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nd valuable journal to send to their county friends
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Gales By 0uttlc,t
AUCTION NOTICE.
STEAMERS SANTIAGO DE CUBA. CoNNycr,c,r,
HUNTSVILLE, AND TUG GLANCE
SAMIfEI C COOK

4 UNIIED STATES SALE.
STEAMERS SANTIAGO DE CUBA. CONNycrrc,r,
HUNTSVILLE. AND TUG GLANCE So+
SAMUEL c. COOK, Auctionser
On THURSDAY MORNING, Sept a. less =. ~.
. AT TaE PHILADELPHIA NAvY-YARD 'ss
viii be sold, for the account Of the United State. ov.
ment
The wooden side wheel steamer SANTIAGO DE Crpa
Length 23l feet inches breadth IS feet inches, depth =
hbld 26 feet inches has beam engine: dism.tr
cylinder 81 inches length Of stroke feet big rssed
The wooden side wheel steamer CONNECTICIJT1s..
ISL feet inches. breadth % feet inches depth Of ho
fees inches has one beam engine diameter Of cyaades
The wooden stesmer HUSfsvlLLE-Lenrh ~.
feet inches BREADTH 70 feet inches depth Of hold s 49,
81 inches ma: one vertical inverted cylinder engine; d.r
ter Of cylinder, 81 inches ength Of stroke q pebss,
schooner rigged. TIlT-'
The wooden tug GLANCE-Length, 50 feet a i,.h..,
breadth. II feet inches depth Of hold feet iucas ~
condensing vertical -ensibe diameter Of cylnds.
inches; length of stroke, 20 inches.
Inventories at the Auction Store, No. ia South Front
above Walnut.
when the vessel must be remov ed from the Yard ~
J. b. HULL. Commandaut
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OUR ARTIST IN CUBA.

nUR ARTIST IN CUBA.
This new comic book Of adventure In the West Indies by
GKoRaK w CARLETON, contains fifty humorous drawings on
wood illustrating the haps and m'haps Of traveller among
the leshercoored Cubanshe scorpions, rats eockroache
taratuas Hea spiders lizards donkeys cockfghts mask
balls Goldfish garlic and onions that do abound in the lropc
The book Is elegantly printed tinted paper and beau'
fully bound in cloth gilt Sides Price ST So ITO be pub
lshed with Artemus Wards new book in a few days
CARLETON, Publisher, NewYork.
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QuARrxRxAsrzRs OEYrcs NEW YORK. Sept. 4. 1865.
GALE of GOVERNMENT STEAMERS.
~ There will be sold at PUBLIC AUCTION, on WLDNES
DAY the lo,h lust " the Erie Basin, South Brook
lyn, the follow ing named Government vessels. viz;
CITY OF RICHMOND. propeler...... "a tuns
DEMOLAY, propeller. 1915 tuns
SENTINEL, propcller.................. $50 tuns
GOVERNOR CHASE, propeler..... $50 tuns
CHARLES OSGOOD. propeer....... 36i tuns
HUDSON, side wheel. T6l tuns
ILLINOIS. side wheel. 1913 tuns
GUIDE, side whe.l ................... $50 tuns
COSShCk. aide wheel. ............... ole tuns
Paymen& will be made in Government funds twenty five
per day sale aud bss within the forty
eight hours STEWART VAN NLIET,
Brevet Brig Zen and Quartermas,er u. :. A.
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CHEAP LOTS, in fine location for Manu-
~ featuring Purpose only IS minutes By railroad or hour
by boat from E-wY in Eli,abehport New Jersey along
the line Of the Central Railroad OF ~ j. Coal Iron and Lun'
Der cheaper there than any place the City Lots Tor
SALE belonging TO the Kellogg Estate. easy terms and
ply TO T.. X. KELLOGG, Executor. No. l39 Pearl.st.
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~ INN DID IIIIIh HIIU VOI AVTI 81 1 10
~ for SALE In PASSAlC ~ 1.-The attention Of persons
desiring home IN the suburbs OF New York called 10 the
superb SITES which be secured in the village Of
PGs.c They 100 feet front and contain II
city lots and commanding most magnificent views Passaic
village II miles from New ork by Erie Railway 20 trains
stop At the station each day Combination fare about
per trip No healthier place to be found in the United States
the lots located elegant wide planted
with the bes, and handsome shade Ample protection
Is given against nusances As he whole tract Is devoted
sly eoi architecture number OF (which already
erected and others In process Of erection Maps and pam
phrts giving foil particular may be- had upon application of
JOHN 7. PAULlSON. No i6 Pinest, OF by calling upon
the undersigned at Passa who will show the property every
afternoon. &. NJ X. PAULlSON Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-13
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