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New England Screw SteamshipCo
,bg, SCIENTIFICALLY LINE.

t0zgxA The splendid ard fast Steamships
NE CHESAPEAKE,C Capt WILLARD, and
AEt&1W FkANC0NlA, Capt.SHERwooD, will
. - until further notice. run ais follows: -
Leave Browns Wharf, Portland, every WEDE ES-
DAY and SATURDAY, at4 P. NJ, and leave Pier
North River, New York, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at O'Clock P. M.
These vessels are fitted up with fine mmoda-
tons for passengers, making this the most speedy,
New York and Maine. Passage $500, including
Fare and State Rooms. ct)h III YesiD
Goods forwarded by this line to and from Nom
treal Quebecs Bangor. Bath, Augusta, Passport and
St.John. 40 86a CO
Shippers are requestsd to send their freight to the
steamers rs early as 3iP NJ on the day that they
Ferfreight or passage apply TO
EMERY FOX, Browns Wharf, Portland. .
81. B. CROMWELL. q CO., No. So West Street,
New York. rH-
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IRON JAMES ]. HoYT.

asaa..l nU BRADFORD, II Sept, 1850.
Dr.. PoLAND.-1n the IA ] OF 1857, took very NO
lsnV cold which brought very cough pain in
side and lungs, and raising blood. also very badly
afiicted with that troublesome disease-the K.eAeH
O0mptatnt For the three years past have been very
much troubled with my throat and lungs, choking up
and raising an immense sight, with bad cough AZ er
raiisg blood felt that my time here must be
less got relief In the spring was induced try
your Waite Pine toanpousd though my faith In was
small. But to my astonishment before had taken two
bottles, my cough better, the kidney trouble 30,
and could nights without choking up and missing
much have taken nearly three bottles, and feeling
like vel man. " a N.a al ,lU
would add, that my hthsr's family Is inclined to
sumption, my hther mother and two sisters having died
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Portland and Boston, Line
THE STEAMERS

THE STEAME HS
Forest City, Lewiston and Montreal,
M AeD WIN, until further notice, run Is
Leave Atlantic Wharf Portland,
every Monday, Tuesday. Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday at II O'Clock p. M, and India Wharf Boston,
every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday ana
FRIDAY, at O'Clock +. ID. 10 sslr4s 80 -
rare IN CABIN. s..,............ SzUe.
a Freight taken as usual ~fFt A Il
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and ,taat PERI
of one passenger for every $500 additional value.
CT Fshsns. 1887 E HdtfI L; gRaI LING 81 gent.
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n - EWKkrrVV "a TBULK "A 10, N
wb;sh thav nrtaaaal t.tnon that a
49,, 10y ~ ~ wa,na Pay AAo"A 80,
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Cases.
) TurpUprTA cTrT cc0nT ALTON s,
wcud call attention 10 The fact OF being the Or
fginal nd Largest Gift Ascot stion in the ountry
The business Jntlnues TO be conducted in fair and
honort be manner AIDA large and gr ATTY insr sas-
ing trade Is proof that eur patrons appreciate this
method of ootaining ich and eli CAN'T gooos.
During the past y ar this sfociation has sent
Iare number OF valna lie prizes TO ali parts of the
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finitHV aH5 rs i99ifl1 gnta raasa9 l
: + Il. Fl DR.. r. GOODALE'S ~
CATARRH REMEDY,
AHD NODE OF TnHArNzHr 10 .s9l1
The Acme Of Perfection |


TT generates the secret ambush or this terrible
Il disease. and xtsrminsfes It, root and branch,
forever. q aN Io0a4I ssa zgsbissgI 5NN ~
y Ii removes all the wrefched symptoms of this
ioa thsome malady, and averts consumption. aif.g
IL cleans the head. deodorjses the breath. and at
lords the most grateful relief. 9 stl T9i
n aIievidtes more agony and silent suffering than
tongue can tell. zfuo.T WISE
E 4 noted Jor, curing the most hopeless cases,
that every known means failed in. 1A ~
III cares Hay, Rose and Periodic Odtorrh, of the
most obstinate and violent typss.D Va. !w hy..
No form Of Catarrh OF noise IN che head can resist
its penetrating power r Latt.
Br. Goodale1 has noac spent a Jifstime battling
10Th this fell disease. Hisfriumph iseomplete
a II DR. GeodGle's CArARRH REMEDY Is a hGrnsiessl
liquid, inhaled from the palm of be hand sitsai
Or. n. Gooddie Is ksoson throughout The country,
az the author OF the only True Theory of Catarrh
ever published. Where its 0riein--What its Raya-
ges--Mode of 1reaiment--and Rapid Cure in all lite
Dr.. Goodals's Pamphlet on cArARRH should be
read by every one. It be obtained at our near
est AGENCY or by sending postage stamp to our Of
office. fs4s re h-4ss4rsst ffsnstzt a.. d9fi
New York. ~ y ~ ot
Price 81. soldby II. Il. HAY. june2 sadly
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TREASURY DFfsA 4

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Office ~ Comptroller cfthe Currency.
a. --.s Washington, March 18th, 1865.
WHERKAs. By satisfactory evidence presented
wv to the undersigned, it has been made to appear
that "The Sfcond kGsionat Bank Of Portland" In
the City of Portland, in the County OF Cumberland,
and State Of Maine, has been duly organized under
and according tothe requirements Of the Act Con-
gress entItled.'An Act TO rroyide q National Cur
reney, secured bs pledge 81 United Sta'es Bonds,
and to provide for the circulation and redemption
with all the provisions of said Act required to be-
c1mplied with before commencing the business of
The ofhce of Comptro ller ofsfhs Currency being
vacant, now, therefore. /, Samuel I. Howard, Dep
Mty Comptroller ofthe Currency, do hereby certify
that 'srho Second National Bank of Portland" in
the City of Portland in the County of Cumberland,
and State OF Meme, 10 authorized to commence the
business Of MIXING under the Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof witness my hand and seal
of office this eleventh day of March. 1866
..-.. IL. 81 r.s,r SAMUEL T. HOWARD,
No. 87S. Deputy Comptroller ofthe Currency.
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GEORGE w SWEET, Md, PrOaii TOR
M Winbs manufactured in future at the
NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT,
No. 100 Hanover sire et, BOSTON
Under the supervision Of
REV. J. W. POLAND, NJ. D.
Oh SWEET will attend 10 the business departm nj,
HT 70 whom all orders should BE- addressed.
elsewhere tl
Il. n. HAY, WHOLESALE AGENT FOB PORTLAND.
eodSu,--v1time,
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city Of Portland.

,...s.ss Las. April 2lst 1856
- ofths Civil Engineer 10, eopsruc Ing common
sewer Fore street. from foot of Hanccck etre es Ia
lint nesr the Pdrtland Co. q WORKS. until Satur.
oay April % h, st IL O'Clock N. &. < e :.
&c 81 eincations for the same may be seen at the
smve OF me CITY Engineec. The committee on
~ ano sewers reserve the right to reject anv or
al PVposa not deemed 10 the interest OF the city,
y Fer order committee.
..oss,d = 7aoli EDMUHD PAlNNEY,. s-st
Argus and Courier copy. $780, oha''l"A'
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no.~oI1u5 "
C0NSu MPTIQN


The proofs Of its efficacy are SO numerous. SO well
authenticated, and such peculiar character that
sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup provides
cure is precisely that which has often bafied the
highest order Of medical skill The facts are tang-
ble thewitnesses accessible and the safety and Ell
cacy Of the Syrup incontrovertlble as ~
lhs SndeIsiSnea having s s,xpsTienced the benefit
tate to recommend 1t to the attention of the Public
as the bestMedicine they ever used.qe,s-
Rev ingalls,, Melrose, Ms q Q Munger Augusta Ne
@QNP Seelee Melrose i e VIM Il Strout v iIton
Herrick Lynn swanton Ranks Portland
SIN Barnes Ma den" Me-
~ B Bailey LsOain t'r'. Turner W Harpsws
:. D,n'i Atkins MIL b'rys e. :. Rice Lisbon Me.
" u st tson Nant'ckta !, Hatch Scion 81 (.
tubbs Lawrence - D 3 Randall Lewiston e
Marcy Dednam Hill w " atervilIe ~
N Ne0 y sn.nenester al =. Stevens Dixfeldss
CAD Merrill Cambridge John Locke Pc and Ne.
as Gushing shrsws- Revs Eikins Csmbrdpey
WE harrington New e n Adams snsn' Weston q
Bedford as. Clark Northhe!d "
+" q Harding E sa .isbury :" ouimby Newbury "
!, !, \ Ms; Goodrich So Coving
q" N george Soutnprlogel ton CT.
"A Bailey Newton Up. IS Oumnines W Thomp
/ IS per Falls Ms. NJ son Ct. II " H7-17F
60 LOOMS So Warmth :. J Weeks oneida ct.
Kinney EBridgswa- Passon ns4 Ro aSl ana
u ter Ms. Brown BURNSIDE"
q Bosworth W Sand T" CIV Cortts STAFFORD
witch Ms, Springs CT! %
f" John lay Lynn Ms. 8" Beecher Birmimaham
z" Haniford Water Ct $500 ~
town Ms. McDonpal Providepc
Stephens Newburyport Ms ri -
Geo Childs @Lyden - Simmons ouaker
DR. B Abbott Merose III Springs NY
ReyR Newhall NGraham Nh :" III Harris Root NY
90 A Kidder Unity !" @ Little Clinfnn v;Ila..
an NJ Bailey Henniker 90 q Il Covey Mnsonville
!" l. Chase Gambia 81 g VIM Oluett 4 Son Trovss
w Barber uiimanton . q Ford New York
II, s e.m. :. W Robertson Newark N J
Bowes Manchester = II Henries Annapolis Md
err Nh. :. 4 TGoodnow Topeka Kas
"CM Barres Colebrook :" A webstsr Army
Nh. a....sf Kobt White Georgetown c
Knight w durham brown Washington :"
|4ii7 Me. qVfi Geo Bassete % az"
u stnchhed Saco Me Dr. 8 ingalls, o 5 Surgeon
"J Woodbury. Newfsld
Ne. faF
Some Of the above named ergym IN may have chang
cd their Pastoral charge since the publication Of the
above. n3f 80 afNVa aSI 49,
PRICE, so CTS. AND 81 PER BOTTLE
ads2 Prepared by 8. sesvery,. .-
DR.. e. X. KNIGHTS, Proprietor,
asaits.s ~ .is.s 81 MsIrose, Mass.
w. r.. Phillips q Co, and H.. II. Hay Wholesale
Agents Portland, and sold by Druggist, and deal
ers generally. mch26eodS soweml
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poL. GOULD

Formerly Major Of 4.ss NJ. v. THAT Veteran
RegfmentD in letter 10 5. Dean Esq, Of Stonehan
speaks in the highest praise Of the White ri COn-
pound, and expresses wish that IA aaighe b.
the soldiers. his OPinion Is based on personal knoWl-
edge.
No effort has yet been made BY the proprietor to
INTRODUCES II into the Army and yet has oen been pur
chased by friends OF soldiers &c send In packages and
ordered BY officers and soldiers and large quantities
been forwarded by express,
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TEsTInr.,NIALa.

A very large number Of important testimonials have
already been received from Physicians, Clefgymep.
Apotheearies and indeed fro all classes in society,"
speaking in the most Atterng terms of the White Pine
Compound
Dr. Nichols Of Northhsld Vt. says: aIrIQ
II md the White Pine Nompound TO be very eeacious
not ony in coughs and other pulmonic Affections but
also In affections Of the Kidneys debility OF the stomach
and other kindred organs"
ksv ,, X. Chase Of Rumney, N. H., writes:
81 have for years regarded your bite Pine Compound
as an invaluable remedy. can truly say regard il as
more enicasous and valuable than ever. have
just taken ths Compound for AcOd audit works charm
ingy."
Hon. p H. sveetser Of South Reading, writes:
shaving long kGewn something Of the valuable medi-
cina properties Of the White Pine, prepared, on
seeing advertisement Of your White Pine Compound.
20 give the medicine trial. 1t has been used BY menu
bers Of my family for several years, for colds coughs
and In cases. of serious kidney difficulties with
excellent results Several Of friends have also 70
ceived much benefit from the Compound. We intend to
keeP Il always on hand"
Rev. II. D. HOEs Of West Randolph, Vt, VINO is
physician says; ~ = sl...lq
q and chs. Compound an excellent medicine In
kidney dlseases.n ~ HIF
Says Mr. $. Body Of the 14th regiment Massachusetts,
Heavy Artillery; At Fort Tlinghast.
ssThe white zine Compound effected cure where a
fellow considered In critical consump ion by all
who knew him. fully substantiate this BY men In
this Company who thought il folly him 70 make trial
OF it. In colds coughs, men leave tho Of the
surgeon where treatment he had for nothing. aud
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sr4s satl VALUED AT IN
SD 5000 Co.,

Distribufton ID made in tine fol owirg manner:
Z Gerssfeotes naming each ar'i sle and its VALUE
asep ased in Sc Al ed SkHvkEoPks, which are vel
mixed. VI 0 Of these enveio. es CONTAIN IN Ger
uacate or order Tor some art evil to delivered
1t Cur ohcs or sent by mail to any address, without
regard to choice on receipt rs cents. % ISL
On rseeinng hs certificate the purchaser will see.
what Aruc It dra,es, ara is svslne, and can then
send o NE DOLLAR aud receive tia sArtiGls named,
or can choose Gay 0fher ohs Article cur list o.
he same va.ue.s -,..-.tss
ar Purchasers of orr SEALED ENVELOPES may.
in This msnns y, obtain an Arlleis W.r.h Jrom ne
20 EsDskfaD 1red Dol Gr&I - TdNNOa D i2'
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AhaB- A chance to obtain any Of the above
articles for One Dollar, by purchasing Seal.
ed Envelope for rs cts. ss'AA osSiS
Five Sealed Enye epes will be sent for 81; Eleven
Tor ST. Thirty for $5; Sixty five for $40; One Hun
dred Tor SIS. .sgas nd94a9 sina 1855
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE.
"A fresh assortment Of Certificates for the articles
enumerated above are fairly mixed n their propor-
ton tie Ist ard 18th days OF each nth 90 that
all viii have an equal chanc obraining valuable
prize. = +-A IA n
Our patrons are desired to send U. tied States
money when 1t 10 conveneDt Ling letters are unr
necessary Letters should be addressed to our Box,
SOS Post One, f1r greater safety. b. ~
Orders for SEALED Envelopes must IN every case be
accompanied by the ,sh, with he aame OF person
sending. and Tow, County aud State plainly writ
ten. Letters should be addressed to the Managers,
follows:
Goodwin, Hunt & CO.,
lao BOX 57o6 Post Office, New York.
i April 2n-d1ms Hibtaqa
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Private Instruction..
A FEW more advanced purils IN Latin, Greek or
"A Mathematics can be attended 10 by 4 aentleman
who can furnish best Of refsrepcss ~ TO oharac-
ter and ability. Address c. o. +, Box 103 Portland
r. o. tor further particulars. ap24daw
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RAILROADS.
MAINE CENTRAL RAIT.RoAD

MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
rs SUMNER ARRANgsMBNT.9
-sasssaEFsss Trains leave Portland. Grand Trunk
station, for Lewiston and Auburn, OF
4-1s a "a. and LIS r. MI spnoh sasaI
Eor Bangor and intermediate stations at 70 r. M
hETUkNfna-Leave Lewiston at go A. H., and
arrive IN Portland at $40 A. N. Leave Bangor at
l.5Vl A. and arrive in Portland at zl6 r. n.
Hoston. stf sfss ada
Freight train leaves Portland at A. NJ, and re
turning IL due in Portland at p. NJ dataQ sAsJt
Stages connect with trains at principal stations,
daily tor Of the towns North and East of this
iines la, sssas
VAUDEVILLE November. 1N6a. 4et IS. ~ atsT deO1A a.
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A Perfect Cure for CatarrhI
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eoLDs, CoUeHs, WHooPIEg CpUGH GROUP, AsTHMA,
CATARRH BRONCHITIS, SPITTINc BLOOD, Pam ,
8EgGm IN THE SIDE NIGHT SWEATsa HUMoRs
GENERAL DEBILITY and the yari- Fg q
V~VA Gus Throat Affections and 20 5,
ias4 *, III Hoarseness to which Pub C s
s4sisog y lie Speakers andSing-
ers are liable and 0s Is
all other COM ITS b
WB0 ZIP plaintstend-
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- JoHs A. GosDwrx. Lowell. sf.t
SETH WILMARrH, Boston. ,.sl
Y ~ wrLIIAx A. PUrErT, it .,.
~ "a OF Ros,. Foster Co.. Chicago. III.
Is ALrzxUs CAT. Banchester, n II.
ii JeHx G. You've. Manchester. N. H. .ba.
JOHN FrDERHxx, Sd 81 Court street Boston.
.noe J. Q. A. sAReKrT, Manchester,
30 N PRouT, Manchester, n. II.
SAMUEL CEASE. Manchester. n. II. ,,o
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Ocean Steamers

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY's
THROUGH LINE TO
CALF FORNIA,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
TIE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY VIII
dispatch WEDNESDAY, the ls of NONEMbRGh IN r1,1T
0F CSSAsT s?Pn No1,b Eypr th:r NEW AND FIRST
CLASS STEAMSHIP
HENRY CHAUNCEY,
,, dI Capt ALFEsp r; ,Si g. ssssASM fsssAMA RAILROAD
across the Ishnus OF Panama. and on the racine WIN ~
Company's isvoTi:e steamship
GOLDEN CITY,
'o rS an This COMPANY will sail regularly thereser
above the M h ond 2l,, dASi Se on e de arture viii
cept when such dates fall on Snn6ay' ""eN '''
be on the preceding smuriay' i"c
ATLANTIC,
Cant. JEFFERSON MAURia WI sai 90 cni1p 10
November II, connecting On the fa'he """'"'
The rr,rrC,
ca,, RoRrRT H. HoRNER will sal on TUESDAY
November u connecting win ''e 'A'hA'iENi''
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES,
SoLUpIYa RAILROAD FARs an,
ri,,, Cabin ss.9, second Cabin. S25o Stcerare Sl2a
Cilren between and j. year, hal iaei children iT0 10
: "esIs quarter fare children under yeafs frce.
Banka5le funds lcuTreucy) only taken in payment ar
Out Of own applicants may secure passage by RENTING
b,nk drafts on NewY to the Company agent who WIZ
send tiskcts by mail OF S. A. may be directed
Baggage checked through in charge OF baggage masters over
ioo nos baggage allowed each adult passenger For ell
over t weight 10 cents per pound must be pid to the
urser boad No merchandise bedding taken Us Dag
gage.
WAY PASSAGE RATES.
NFW.YORK TO ASPlNWALL. 49,,
First cabin Sl25 second cabin, $500 sieeIsse $50 Chi
dTen st proporiionGie rates
WAY BAGGAGE-On all over 100 pounds 70 csch adit
passenger three cents per pound payable 10 Tue pu' "
board - ..,,
ASPlNWALL TO PANAMA
s25 in gold, and children IN proportion psysoe A'ih
wall. " ,.,,
An experienced surgeon assigned to each ship Medicines
and professional services free Of charge
For passage tickets further information apply az me
Comrany's Ticket Office. the wharf, foot OF Ctnas'
North River.
In BOSTON to a, ,cp,.
For Freight, TO
WELLS, FARGO & Co.
No 81 BROADWAY;
Or on THE CCNPhNN'S WHARF.
Freight Agent; of the Pacific Mall Steamship Company
T.. W. CT. BELLOWS. AGkNT
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r. II. MACY.

JUST RECEIVED THE FALL IMPORTATION OF
FRENCH KID GLOVES, FOR LADIES,
CENTS. AND CHILDREN. FINEST QUALITY, CHOICE
SHADES, AND AT TIE LOWEST PRICE IN fIlE CITY.
Nos 2Oi and 200 SiX1HANE., NEAR FOURTEENTH ST
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31
Real estate for 8ale.

TNHE GENERAL SOUTHERN LAND
AGENCY has actually hand 100000 acres OF
LANDS for SALE or LEASE in the Southern States In
tracts to suit purchasers Titles good and not liable to eonhs
cation.
Apply for catalogues at
KEMP p. BATTLE, Secretary
AUTHORIZED REvKRENCEs:
PETER COOPER, esq. New.fork
JAY COOKE. esq. Piladepha
M. Excelency Gov. HOLDEN Of North Carolina
A. A. LOW Pres Chamber Of Commerce. n. Y.
ExGov BROWN of Georga
GEO. III. STUART, esq. Philadelphia.
ExGoy. BROOME of Florida
Col NJ. C. FULTON Athens, Ga
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AN EXTRAORDINARY BARGAlN.-valu.
N able and unusually carly and productive FARM OF 80
acres consisting of uplands meadow and timber wei ap
porioned with gant mansion, 40 feet square, win VIDE
puza parors drawing &c. finished In modern style
with special care for both Winter aud Summer residence
The farm house and oatbuidins are well built aud N sooS
,enair The stock horses cattle, &C., with heavy crops OF
bev potso. corn oats lc and great variety OF approved
farming implement and machinery Of about $I ssnis
cont yews of the surrounding country beautifully iaid
out we stocked with the choicest varieties ol
miles from New.Yo City and within one minutes wtS OF
railroad depot An excellent opportunity is here onrea M
secure bargain as the property Ia worth at least @Sao
Iii n. . for absu 10000 on easy terms as the owner ID
goina 10 Europe j. q. HUSZAK, No. 42li Broadwsy.
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ALL WANTING FARMS.

ALL WANTING FARMS. Ill,
~ Largo and thriving settlement. OF 'ineand mnd
climate 30 miles south of Philadelphia BY rayrcaa 40;
Rich soil produces large crops; twenty acre onsnDg
osr ncre paysbe within years good business opes
good society Hundet. seitin; 9na mn' vne.nd
Apply to CHAS LANDas, Psner, containing
G Information win be free. From heFo,' 0 ~
,rot erf.n,,rs FERTILE tracts diooH lepe poi' ~
.raLe condition 10, pleasant Turning that "s k"'~ ~"
,tde of the Weslern Prairie.
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20 Get.

A GENTLEMAN, about going TO Europe
~ xyonld LIT until the st of June neri large Md hk
some STABLE suitable for ak horses Address 4 3,
| Box No. 2l9 Tribune OfEce.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

A PLEASANT Furnished HOUSE at Ein-
N beth \. j. forty.fve minutes from NrTYoik. Pmsp
sion immediately res, lOo month. Apply a; BANA -
Third.aye.
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EOR SALE

LATE JACOB H. HFRRlCRr
cn,,el on the fuas Poin, Road Westche-er County yen
fror tho civ Hall acc-s.hl. by Steanlnat steam ana
csr Tn-Tr aye OF land extending to the wseI
al IA nigh sat. alton, with every variety oi ehoer
f,.it m. huid.ngs which nearly new. comprise tue
dw.inehous- srss and repcte win every sonveheher,
ue view Of the Sound. adapted Tor " i'ei -
, a. Summer residence having furnace. heater double
s.he plumbing throughout supplying laundry scneh o4,
t,o g. &c also sAfdener house. coacbhonsc oarns az
m ,srrt retair Tkee also ice pond cehonses and
nns r Of son opportunity Is Offered 20 ef
chants aud other. elegant home sr-e part OF
the purchase money remain on mortgage T term o'
wears. For further particulars apply 70 . 80
Mr. J. HOBART HERKlCk. No. 10 South st.. N T.
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rEN YORK MILITARY AGENCIES.-

TAKEN from the subscriber on the Sth Octo.
L bef the SLOOP Last One from Tottcnvills. Staten
Island Registers twrnysevsn tuns she has new bowspr
two running peak with stays has trees
and a rcow her She is painted brown, p lining
streak bue with green bottom. Twenty i've dollars reward
will bs paid for tho recovery Of said Sloop
ABM LATOURETTE Tottrnvine, g.. I.
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NOR SALE-A very valuable FARM on th

NOR SALE-A very valuable + AKIN on tne
east bsuk Of the Hudson River. opposite Ca,ski and
half mile Oak Till station containing about zV acres
IN good cultivation. The bu dinss new and sub
stsu.A Ii il well wooded and wl-r-d and there are vaii
on. snds r, the place. II one OF tue most desirable
situation, on tie indson expanding half mile the rvef
with some OF the gr.t scenery between New ork and
Aibsny Also very fine FARM Of 100 acres on Claversck
rex thre- miles from Hudson under good cultivation Ap
ply t. ; l.. MAGOUN, Hudson y. y. or JUIiN t. Oil
LITE. No sig hcsinu st. Pm. ltdrlphis.
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DOARD.- Gentlemen can be accoinme.
D dated with BOARD In private family st 10, D -
Eishth-st WiIhamsbarsh four minutes walk heai W
Sevcuths,. ferry.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

rI,O THE CITIZENS OF THE NORTH,

FINO TIE CITIZENS OF THE NOkIH,
L wishing to settle or purchase FARMS or LANDS In
TENNESSEE. The unarrsigncd has opened an oihcs IN
Murreesborough, Middle Tennessee for the purchase oil
REAL ESTATE.
The climate Il the best under the sun, the W Winters
very the soil is limestone, tho pastuigc very hne
Is tho best stock counties IN the world the stock
will live through the Winter without feeding The soil wei
adapted raising Of cotton, wheat and In fact all
the small grains Persons wishing to purchase lands VIII s
dress O. &. MORGAN Real Estate Agent. Murt.esborougn
Tennessee inolosng hvs dollar b. receipt OF when
will send by mail to the address printed circular OF tue
Farm. sale. with price, Ac with general d.scrp.on Of
tho country, soil, climate timber, Ac G T. MOhoaN'
RKrREgNCEs
Hon. Judge l.. l.. MGuRPiS, NewCasse
Col r. B. MCoAB New Castle.
Hon. WV STEWART, Mercer
Hon WV. r. LARK Mradville, Crawford Ca.
lEsRY kASE and r. sTRAus, fit,sbmsh.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

EOR SALE-St acres of fine WOODLAND
In We.tch.ster County, two Binding Sites u miles
from City Hall Address 5. IT, Box No los Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

~ A Y a. p A l. NJ r K,
IL REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. 3.9 Fourth-av9.
Office Hours flcm 10 a. m. to Up. IN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-31

nor SALE-A FARM of 40 acres, within 3
/ miles OF Jersey City by Erie Railway. Apply to X.
FURAiAN, No 20 CouttlaI.dt.st.