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TOR SALE-Cheap House and
i Lot on 31st street, the 6rst house West OF Kan~
Enkce avenue, well built, with Ill the modem improve
nents. Inquire On the promises Of 70 JAS. H
KNAPP. 1B South Clark stsoom No. 1o, up stairs.
Rf.Inl5-3t - = "
, 1865-09-03

PAuuz1s, cuardtsus and others, who design pur-
ehsStpp achool books. ahorld bear in mind the
book and stationery house Of Mr.. @. Y. Hhttet'
xuan. 60 Dearborn street. lila store Ia wen supplied
w1th school booke and school stationery IN great
va1icty, IN new and ftt,h and at publfshes p1fcaA
, 1865-09-03

TOR SALE-A Lot and two story
IL brick House with basement, on Indiana avenue
near 18th stfee-Weat ade Of stgeet. For further par
tteulara Inquire en tho premises. eetmE1.St
, 1865-09-03
EOR SALE Flax Machiuerg-

L Brakes. duste1s md cleaners, complete eard,nx
drawing md 1pinniuE Maeh!atsJ, fos rom LOO 70 ta
ninE nsnss ~ ntied wttn On rolls md =.iis Also.
The pachtneJ has been running o. yam f6F seamless
bag @ and saspst ehafs. AhHeelent order and e
ahle fm same articles, c11sh &c. vii be sod The
u1EtEs havs resumed the anaf1rtnra Of cotton {aEu.
Pittsburgh. Pa. RtEis3Gs
, 1865-09-03

A1zHET or ALLEGED BCKu1lns.-Ihfeo young
1nen named James Watson, George Wallace and
Richard Pffkdngtun were brought before 1he Police
t~tn, On Saturday, charged with being burglars.
The estendsnis wers supposed to hsre committed
burglary "a the night Of the 10Th Of August but
thcIt WIS 70 .vtdente produced aare that under
39e stc1s o. hu.se en- Quincy street, where Pill
ksneton md ~allaee we're arrested, two p4t.r Of
burglnEE' nippe9s we!t found Wallace had iust
served a tenn in the B.1dsweIl. when he vas NJ
scsts@d d. Ellington was discnasHed. Wallace vas
nned xea and the execution fuspe0ded On condItiuu
while Watson, who II an old offender. aud ucsinsi
whom II I. believed the charge Of burglary can he
sustalnea before tnry, was held Tor trial at The
Recorders Court In the sum Of E8N.
, 1865-09-03

rnuxfT FAxxxxx.-Neafrs- Howe, Robbins l.
Paxy ackoow2edsr with pleasure The prompt pay.
ncnt in fn1, by ihc TcoTfa Ma13nc and Ftrc Inku,-
sncn COMPANY, Of the amount Of their 1,olttv
(Sa0o0) On e1sln destroyed BY tbs burning Of ther
eiefafpt on Sunday hsi,
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|RECOLLECTIONS OF SEVENTY fEAho' ''
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Real estate for 8ale.
T,O CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL SET.
Il TIERS A LARGE AMOUNT Of REAL ESTATE

THO CAPITALISTS and ACTUAL Sci
Il Tiers "A LARGE AMOUNT Of REAL ESTATE
FOR SAE-For the purpose of insung safe investments
for capital encouraging actual settlers to find homes In the
Southern States the undersigned for the last 70 years respect
ively citizens of States Of Tennessee and Louisiana have
themselves General Agents, and now oner Tor
SALE to Capitalists and the very many now nquiring 10,
locations at South large small amounts OF
IN. mos, valuable improved and unmproved lands In the
world. ..,.,u.
Many of these lands in the highest state Of cutvs
ton and producing fifteen hundred to two thousand
nonnd of iced cotton thousand twenty-five huDd
red pounds Of good merchanabe per win
from fty to gallons OF molases In addition 70
b orotabe crops invite the labor OF the husband
man Stock Of ali kinds may be easily raised navnS mere
advantage those ATTITUDES where long and severe
Winters reouire so much housing feeding and attention.
These lands situated in the States OF tennessee Aa
bsma Mississippi Arkansas Louisiana ana bs % and
St Francis rivers and other navgabe water courses s
roads, aordng good fronts aud opportunity iot
Vessels can be dispatched from New York any OF the A.
lsntic ports and landed with full cargo on the Dan o. % h
BAYOU Tece Msrys Parish, Louisiana country IN se
highest state OF cultivation before the war OF
tity and beauty the only spot It Is beleved Where 'e
cane Is certain crop in the United states anu ca Tho
successfully with the product Of the West India ISLANDS Inc
yellow fever aud miaac diseases unknown IN this fe
gion except when introduced from other lceahtie'
The climate is balmy and pleasant all the year rouna
Cbnrcbes Schools, fine Sugar Houses Saw and Grist Mills
with abundant labor for hire All invite immediate oecu-
Such an opportunity investment never before offered
In this country. .,,.l, c,,, .nd
suburban property; improved and unimpIoved pelndns
sorehou,es city residences and country villas eligible SITES
for town saw mills, and country stores. ..,;.,,,o,
For further information Maps and Dlagams L;
be made to the Office Of the mndergned az Mempn'
r. C. BRINKLEY Of Tennessee.
RYyEREscEs: - -
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SAMUEL HURLyUT, baltimore, Nd
WALTERS Co.. Baltimore, Nd.
pTTESF TSS Nn5s M9STeGRET EToSr SH Ess3Gaa EsSYSa
d. F. MORGAN, New York.
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Advocate > General and the Secretary Of Wer. .
THE ASSASSINATION or PRESIDENT LINCOLN,
TRIAL OF THE CONSPlRATORS.
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Also tie Arguments Of Counsel for the Accused Reply Of
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Findings and Sentences OF the Accused. etc.
Portraits Of the Accused steel, by Richie.
Map the Route travelled by Booth and Harold in their
Flight.
Plan Of the locality Of Fords Tkea,er and Plan OF the
Thcate showing the Presidents Box and the track OF the
Assassin.
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NJ. San Il 1865.
QuARrgRNAsTER-G ESERALs OPrIcE,
WARRINGTON, u. c., August a. iSoa
CLOSING SALES
- rnurpNMPNT HORSES AND MULES.


WASHINGTON ID. c., August "a, 1900
CLOSING SALES
GOVERNMENT HORSES AND MULES
viii be sold at public auction during the month Of SEP.
TEMBER the highest bidder at the time ana places
named Oe'0"' VIZ NEw.YoRK
NewYork City, Tuesday Of each week. i" Horses e'cn
HewYork City, Thursday OF each week, 200 Mules each
day. ,rnrcv,v.sr.
Philadelphia Thursday each week 100 S.ss each dsy
Philadelphia saturday September a and rs s, ana
Der a. inclusive, $50 Mules each day. a,v
Harrisburg Tuesday of each week, 100 Nlues each d'y'
Mauch Chunk, Thursday, September lVo Siuies'
Indiana Tuesday, September Y, $50 Mules
Greensburg. Thursday, september IA, 10 horseA
Reading, Thursday. September "A, 20 Mules
Altoona, Thursday sePissmbps.tx Psnp.x "a i'o Horses
indianapolis, September H. b. lS 25 81 and 49, l'o Horses
Indianapolis September No T. y and 49, 10" Mules e''n a'y
Chcago September s. 49, 81 % 90 l5o Mules each day.
Chicago September T. g. 49, 2O e. ~ ioo Horses eac"
day. n,,,u.pv
Wilmington Friday Of each week. $50 Mules each day
Wilmington, Tuesday oteach week. 'Oo Horses eacn Jay
Trenton, Tuesday September 5, $50 slues
Trenton Tuesday, sept,e%bsT ~ 4 ISo Mules
Baltimore Thursdsy September T. l5o Mnle+
Baltimore Thursday. ssP.emd5Ss,tp @ ldS,pI r. 10 Mules
St Louis Thursday September and Tuesday and Thurs
day of each week thereafter, 200 Mules each day.
KANSAS. .
Fort Ieayenwortn commencing Tuesday September ~
and counung thereafter at such times the Depot Quarter
master may designs,e, 1000 Mules
CIESBOROUGH, ID. G.
Tuesday and Thursday Of each week 100 horses each Day
No sales Of Mule. will take place at
WASHINGTON ID. C.
The animals BE- sold In September are superior 10 shy
heretofore offered to the public The majority oil them ara
| sound and seryiceabie. -
,yS animals t be diyosci Of Buye, stond herJoff
mad tiem,s.e, ot hhis last opportunity 10 IuTehd"
Auimas viii be sold sngly.
Sales to commence at 10 a m.
ie'"'' '"'' -" JAMES A. EKfN,
preu., Genera In oharra Ff.t byi.ion N. 60
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

A RARE CHANCE-At AUCTION, on
N TUESDAY Sept &C. on the premises half mile from
Mt Kisko Station. Harlem Railroad hrstca's FARM Of
about 100 with OF the best waeI-poweis IN %
conuty M. water can be used in five rods with fall
Of "a to ia feet large dwelling house and plenty OF outbud
country seat for genenan wster.power well worthy the
attention of manufacturers. Come and see
Bedford Sept. TO- 1865. VIM. A. SEAMAN, Executor.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23
D. II. BuRpRrr Auc,ioneer

II. IT. BrHDRT1 AnTIohHCr
STEAM-TtGS at ICTlON.-BU RDETI,
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foot Of God-t Broosyn the' Philadelphia built Tugs GEN.
MCCLELLAN, length 3B H. beam 10 H. DEPTH q! it en-
gne 2ir26 inch cylinder prcssurc = frame well satrd
aud jus, been thoroughly repaired ws found in anchois,
chains boats. Sc. Also, the JAMES A. WRIGHT, length.
rs H. beam II r. depth a. engine 20S20 inch cylinder.
hgh pressure in complete orders built in May 1885, well
sed and found in anchors chains boats and donkeyensne
Now lying Atlantic Docks, Brooklyn, where they may be
examined. =
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-23

' Large and thriving settlement. Of Vineland mild
climate. no mile. south OF Philadelphia by railroad
Rich soil produces large crop twenty acre tracts at s2'
per acre within years. good business opening
sooJ .ocisty Uundrejs settling and making improve
msns Appiy to CHAs. X. Lands, Postmaster |neland
Lands town.Gp M. Letter. answered Papers containing
Rob;a,oa Igy,eual Editor Of The Tribune IL 10 one Of the
o,t ,rte,ire fertile tracts in an aimon tere position and
,ntabis rorJifior for pleasant that knop " s
s,ds of the Western Pyofrfes.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE


The subsbrbers oacr for sale the following very valuable
property belonging the estate Of the late Francis r. Tiou
esq viz:
LAlGHT ST The 3story brick HOUSE and LOT No. &,
Last iuon squared north side OF st Johns Park with
the rgh ponding LOT IN 81 Johns Square. Til,
property in complete order aud was the Winter residence
of Mr. Tilou.
FIFTY SIXTH aud FIFTY Y-SENENTIi- SrS.-Four LOTS
q on tify.sSth and on seventh ss between Second
and Third running through from stree, to sreeSO feet
each street.
FORT LEE-Ths magnificent COUNTRY RESIDENCE
Of deceased the side of the Hudson. opposite
One.hundeed andity New York, composing aDou,
s., acres of Land with river front of about Of mile The
Dwen. House very large and commodious aud the out
buildings ample and complete; large Cottages (brck and
woodl Rnstc Cottage. stone outbuildings, Ac &C. &c
tine Dock perfect order aud valuable Ferry gh be-
long the popedy THIS Of the most valuable proper
ties IN the vicinity of New ork.
RHlNEBECk, DUTCIIEsS COUNTY.-A fine Farm OF
about Of good land KhinebccA Landing with
about mile of river front hue frnit meadow woodland Ac,
well waefcd with running streams and wells Magnificent
of Catk SC, &c The title TO the whole OF the above
property is perfect Terms made known application to
ANTHONY J. BLEECkER, son Co, Auctoneers and
Private sale Agents No. - Cedarst.
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WAR DEPsRTNFSr OYrfcE oF DIRrcroRAND GEsERAL(
MANAGER or MILITARY RAILROADS I. =,
NAsHIsGToS -. G., july 81, 1869
EOR SALE-CHATTANOO ROLLING
MlLL-PFoposa. viii he received e' this office until IL
o'clock noou on WEDNESDAY. September J 1898. 10 pui-
the United States Military Railroad Rolling Nil At Chat
'uooga Tennessee with .he machinery tools, baidng. M
turcs and track connecting the Rolling Mill with the Nash
Vile and Chattanooga Railroad
The mil md machinery. constructed 20 sol aifoid hou
are entirely and Of the most improved character
For fol- description md details operation, capacity, Nc
apply In person ty letter 10 T. W. fAHDLbli SupeTh'
tendeut thaitnnoogl. Tennessee
All bids should be adofscd Proposal 20 purchase ChAa
noosa Rolling MIL d. G.. Mct ALLlM
Breyet Rrisadief General,
Director and General Manager Military Railroads l. :
No satisfactory bid having been received under the recen,
advertisement the sale oi the chattanooga hong Mn,
the time for receiving bd l. extended TO the fFlh OF
OCTOBER, 1865, same hour -
ID. {. MCCALLIM.
Brryct BrigaiierG General,
Director and General Manager Military Railroads L. s.
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WASHINGTON Sept. IL, 1865:
DEF and STOCK CATTLE at AUCIION:
b-Wil be offered at public Auction at the Government
Cttle Yard IN Alexandria Va, on THURSDAY the .8tS
,at n O'clock m about 500 head Of Beef and STOCK
Cattle Conditions Of sale rnsde known Deloe '"e 's
Iefin'' cas-" III ''' q. BELL, Maj & C. s. u s. A.
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V'O THE CITIZENS OF THE NORTH

l wishing TO settle purchase FARMS or LANDS in
TENNESSEE. The undersigned has opened an Office In
MurrcesboIough Middle Tennessee for the purchase Of
REAL ESTATE
The climate l. OF the best under the the Winters
are very short the soil limestone the pasture very tine
the best stock couHres Ia the world the stock
will live through the Winter without feeding The soil j. well
adapted the raising Of cotton, wheat sud in fact all
the small grains. Persons wishing to purchase lands will ad'
dress G. MORGAN. Real Estate Agent Murfreesborough,
Tennessee ncosing five dollar bll receipt Of which
he will send by mail tho address printed circular Of tue
Farms og sale with price, &c, with general description OF
the country soil, climate, timber, Sc. g. &. MORGAN
REFERENCES
lion. Jndge L. l.. MGUPPfS, Newcastle.
Col. X b. MCOMB. Newcastle.
Hon. WN STEWART, Mercer
Hon. WN. +. CLARK. Mcadvlic, Crawford Co.
Henry kAsE and X. srRAus, Pittsburgh.