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90 fet.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE to LET-In
~ Pennington Conn well Furnished house Of II rooms
very pleasantly situated for four fye or sr orth.
possession given Immediately. Inquire of JOSEPH D
HULL, Murray Hill Institute, Of Thirty aai
Sixth-ave. =
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

| IMMEDIATE POSSESSION can be had
For SALE, tho hstclass, eItrawidth, corner HOUSE,
Second place Brooklyn with S,abe House has all the
eonvsnsncss 10 In fine oderi not occupod open and
any time in the day Terms For particulars
apply to e. r. KELLOGG Executor, No. l3s Psnis. N Y
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

SPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked, for
ber oak sugar maple and chestnut The farm has three
meadows orchards OF choicest grated fruit In full
bearing perennial springs with ground available for perfect
front ponds large and elegant dwelling and ample barns and
sheds There 200 wooded Vermont merino sheep on
the place 200 Of them in lamb three horses ten cows
swn, poultry and complete stock Of agricultural tools and
implements The house Il fully furnished for immediate oc-
cupssion from beds crcchsry and carpets up to pictures
piano. and rosewood furniture The place s tye miles from
Chatham Four Corners the Harlem Railroad and miles
from East Chatham. the Albany and Springfield Road
Tho wood alone which worth 90 50 cord the railroad
makes the place exceedingly desirable aPurchase A.
stock cd u OF the most valuable In New.fork AP
lpy to HOMER MORGAN, No. 3Pinest.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
Mills WATER. R.POwERs and MANU-.

MILLS, WATER.POwERS and MANU-
WI FACTURlN0 PROPERTIES for SALE.-AFLOUR.
mo and CUSTOM MILL with run Of stone Cob MIL SC,
Gc in complete order; Saw MILL Dwellings. Store. Sc,
with power addition. for any srse Wooen
Cotton Factory. In Orange County. Price $4,000
A PASTE BOARD MILL. with large water power, dwell.
ling, aud ~ acres Of land in New Jersey 600.
lars. WATERPOWFR rated AZ one hundred horse, on
Central Railroad OF New Jersey containing 20 OF and
upon the property one small mill using small portion
the paying largely and sufficient water power re.
naming for large Wooen, Color Cotton FIGURING Mill
falls and Of the puFest quality terms very easy
Price t23.O00.
A FLOURINGMlLL. run stone, and SAW-MlLL, In
Ulster County with 10 of Land. large House. Barns,
Sheds &C. doing large custom business Price low aud
terms easy. Price 40,t00
steam FIGURING MILL, with run stone in the vicn.
ity Of NewYork with water communication, Dwellings,
Barns, &c. Price $4,000.
splendid large 0RlSTMlLL House Barn, and 20 acres
land all In perfect order doing extensive business
Iackens-ck ~ j. will exchange for Newton property
Price, including all the stock, $4,000
Also large amount of property st Ezabethport, In the
immediate vicinity Of New York with water fronts Ic the
best locality 'he erection Of Iron Works all kinds Of
establishments coal and iron yards being located
there with water and railroad communications at al seasons
with all parts the world.
A MACHINE-SHOP In New-York-$6Ooo.
A MACHINE-SHOP In Jersey Ciy-xl0,OOO
BLAKE DUDLEY, No. 81 Williamss, NY.
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Aousss and farn,s Uante6.

WANTED TO PURCHASE-A smal
w HOUSE or COTTAGE with one or two lots pre-
fsnsd) In this city subaIbs. Please address anf .n
tsenth OF.
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NOR SALE at Cornwall, on the Hudson, a
p,ea Of NINE ACRES well stocked with choice Fruits,
ling Of the finest views Of river and mountain
s~ansry on IA. Hudson. BUILDINGS all nearly and
yery couvenien Dwelling Carriage House and Barn an d
cher bgi,din.s JACOB COCKS, Cornwall Landing, n. Y.
Or will be let furnished for fonr or more month";
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

.nUTCHESS COUNTY.llHandsome and de.
~ .irable COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE at Pleasant
Valley miles from Poughkeepe with 81 acres OF Lanu'
we'll divided into wood arabic and pasture land very 9'
prior garden and quantity OF choice fruit OF al van
ees The Mansion is 47y53 feet Frame III ed IN WIN bfcs
to the top of the cupoa built few years since In the mos,
modern and with all the congenences that can po
in the country. Fowl house ice house. house or sevt'
stable and the necessary outbudngs in the best OF order
Price $4,000 This very good opportunity for any one
wanting frscla.s retired residence, in healthy peasaht
iocstion Apply to HOMER MORGAN, No. Pinsst
(7lD
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

CPLENDID BUSINESS LOCATION in thu
- country for SALE extremely chsap-store dwelling tw,
tenant houses barn. she'd II excellent land and
order. SOUTIWICK WOOD, No. 10 Libertyst
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

HEALTH, COMFORT, and ECONOMY in
i i the COUSTRY-for SALE, near Norwalk Conn, a
gen,eel Country COTTAGE, hve of Land Orchard
Out buildings SC pleasantly and romsntcay situated shout
miles from Depot For further particulars. inquire q, the
Office OF The Norwalk Conn Gazette.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

EOR SALE at $1,000, near Central Park,
In desirable locality increasn, in value by surrounding
trst class imIxovements-a g.ntee webut 3sory high.
stoop basement brick HOUSE and LOT in complete order
cenen,ed cellar heater range tubs paror chandeliers
closets. CToton basins and bath roonl Apply 10 JO
SEPH r. WHITE, No. ~ John.st.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

EOR SALE-A HOUSE and three acres OF
II LAND spe Garden 100 nllles from NewYoEk the
w,. hank OF the Hudson Of ths mos. delightful locations
On the riyer A. J. BLEECkER. son Co, No. n Cedarf'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

EOR SALE-A superior FARM in Eastches-
ter IS nile. from City Hal and within q miles of station
on both ths Harlem and New Haven Railroads containing
80 anrs. with beautiful streams running through III wen
with an descriptions Of fru and old forest and
the hnr.t evergreen. The place commands splendid view
Of the Es. River and Sound and s in all respects desirable
FOR sen,man residence The land Is ia the highest state
o. cultivation. Apply u - . -
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

' C0n ACRES Oak and Pine Timber
',COO LANDS for sALE-n.sr canal. Delaware River
iErs Railway. 10 mile, from NewYork. Call ad-
,s l.. C. q. kSIilNKA. American Hotel. Broadway snL
ghthst.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

EARM FOR SALE-Seventy-fiv acres-oi
bsI The barn, are and in excellent order The
horses. COW. aad poultry ofwhch the stock Is hrse VIII also
srom M. drpot al Morr.own NewJeey Also three iarms
on the ea. bank Of tho hudsont miles south OF Albany
''o''''' ''''' NEPi O W. BLUNT. No. I79 wsiera
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

nor SALE, or to LET-One or two of those
IL f,class 4s,ory brown.tone HOUSES. north side OF
| Foty.hahst, near Fihh-aye. A. TREDWELL. No. l03
ham
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

HNO LET-To family without children, tlst
L FLOOR and BASEMENT OF an English oi,em'a'
house, rooms Inquire the premises. No u Jia''-
Rent s 40 per month. In advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

EOR SALE-A three.story brown-stone front
Il HOUSE. No 81 Second place. Brooklyn. Has all the
model Improvements Can only be by applying at T..
C. BROADHEAD'S, No. 81 Exchange place, New.IoTk.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

E'OR SALE-l2,4 Ala acres of LAND, Of which
Il $50 under cultivation; the balance |. we'll
wooded principally oah hickory and pine Cal at No 1888
nue.s,t ssvannah Ga or address =. TILLMAN Luu.
Der City, Montgomery County, Ga
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

l. ,om. BUILDING Lot Of on. acre with river front
and sns views. for 'oo Apply at tho Drug Store,
Bowery and Fourthst
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

A I ELIZABETH, n. J.-One OF the finest
IA RESIDENCES OF the city, with extensive grounds,
hsndsomsy laid out, commodious stables icehouss, :"
pear and small fruit the fruit alone will pay ooo per
more II drsIfeJ Applyto W. X. LAVERTY,
No. 95 Liberty-st. N. Y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
DION -FOR SALE-HOUSE. LOT

-, OOs and FURNITUREi rare chance for
osr about to commence housekeeping. Inquire on the
eulisss. Nv, 80 South Fourth 81. Jetsey CITY.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

CHOICE RARE LOTS.-To builders ana
" other.-FIFTY SEVENTH ST., near Broadway and
Ei2hth.sy.; light lots; terms TO suit. . a.. -.
A. TREADWELL, No. l0J ChsmbersN
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

EOR sALE-FARMS in choice localities,
81 200 TO go 900, close BY New YORK Also, BUILD.
INC PLOTS Rochelle High Bridge Booklyn great bar
gains Cheap LOTS leveed and graded, 1901 425 Sl5.
seh In healthy places, near cars NANNECHTEN No. IS
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

EOR SALE-l4 miles from YOnkers Depot, a
FARM Of acres, well fenced, In small lots; good II
story good Garden plenty 81 Fruit Of all kinds good
Barn. Cal ut No. y Ninth.at.. for one week.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04

Il . FARMS, one of 100 acres, and one of 80
- scss In NorthcAss between Grsenwich and Ksnsco.
SALE. or to LET price, $1,000 each rent, &to each,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-04
Real estate for Sale.

A FIRST. CLASS and ELEGANT HOUSE,
N furnished for SALE on the Fifth svs west side near
Thirty rs House completely furnished aud In elegant
order. Price $4,000 Also for SALE imsisiaed brown
stone three story hghstoop HOUSE in Thirtietht between
Madison and Fourh-aves Price Sl4,OOO Inquire OF
HOMER MORGAN. No. Pine-s,. VVq
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DROPOsALS FOB FORAGE.


Assistant QuorterteYmaSer's O&oe,{
Phslddeiphia. Pa, September IL, 1856. (
until II o'clock M, THURSDAY, September "a,
1856. for furnishing this department. with FOB
AGE for period OF six t6D months. commencing
October 1856. and ending tn slst day Of March,
400 'ncc oEs, OARS. HAY. AND STRAW,
for use OF Unimals in the pubic service, &c, ct
this depot. or any other caiity within this
command that may be directed. ALI grain to be
Of the beat quslity-0ats 81 pou DDS the bus ael
Corn Is pounds to the bushe; Ras Of the best
quality Penney lvania Timothy; Straw TO be rye,
best Qlality-all subject to be ins pected and an.
proved prior TO delivery.
pounds for Hay and Straw, and per hushel IT Corn
and Oats, delivered at places OF consumption in
such Quantities and Ct times may be ordered
(the price to be stated both in verde in feuresl
Each bid must be guaranteed by two res ponsibIe
persons. whose sfguatures must be appended 70
the guarantee and certified to M good and
sufficient security for IS 00Q) Eve thousand dol.
iors by the United States Judge, Attorney or Col.
lector or other public officer. 49, Z :, : =
The right 10 SERVED TO reject any bid deemed
unreasonable, and no bid from q defAnlting con
All proposals. 70 be made out on the regular FERNS
In duplicate. which will be ia Rished on applica-
ZION At this Office and conform to the terms OF this
advefuseDent, COPY OF which must accompany
e eosn pffo or Envelopes to be Endorsed Pro-
Bids viii be opened on TRURsBAY, September
1855. 1t Y O'Clock m, and bidders req uesied
by order Of Brevet Brisadier General George h.
" o.. smsn Assistant Quartermester Genera upftsd
Sc ao.tf Breyet MaIor and AssT ousrtsrnastsr
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1treedom OF the press being coupletelv
abolished AT Madrid, there is plan on foot for
spanish journal TO be published at Brussels.
20 De written by the editors OF some Of the str n
pressed Madrid journals. Should the rroisct
be carried out "e may look for some exlraord.
nary revelations.
STARvEp To DEATH.-The BODY of a negro
was found lying IN ahouse on Main street yes
ferday- She had been sick for six DAYS during
winch time she had scarcely al ything to eat.
and her death which nsued la nigh. about
O'CLOCK, vas literally from starvation.-Rica.
@Osd Times. I'd. - -
A FORTUNATE RooT- BLAcK-A little or.
Phsn boy. who has recently supported him ,slf
oy olackinR boots In Little Rock, Ark, Ia. Ia.
come Tie possessor OF a fortune OF one hundred
ano 'wen'y ihonss nd dollars, by the death of a
wealthy relative In Louisiana. =
y Mornonism continues to flourish In Ens.
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A Story of a Battle Field

A Berlin correspondent writes:-A tale is
TOLD OF the search Of an Austrian lady for her
soand. which, II is to be feared, is but one of
many similar cases. The Austrian report of
on the I'd OF uly, returned Major General Po-
sacher as severely wounded. His wife could
obtain no further information as to his fate
unui, on the Sth of July, she received a tele-
gram which said that Gen. Posacher was w.
ing IN Prague badly wounded, whittier she
Immediately hurried.
For ten DAYS she wandered through the hos.
pltais In Prague and in all the surrounding
villages, seeking in vain for her husband or
IOr any certain news concerning him, and at
the enu OF that time unsuccessful bur in hopes
that ne had been taken TO some other hospital
returned 10 Vienna. No more information
reached her. but on the 10Th of August she
heard that Gen. Posacher was living in a vii
lsee near koDiggrstz under the care Of Prus.
sian surgeon.
Win fresh hope she started, and after vain.
y seek ne through the hospitals near the bat
lie FIELD AT last found An Austrian soldier who
Told her that on the evening of the battle he
baG seen some PrussIan officers and soldiers
Jury an Austrian General, but the man did
not mink II was General Posacher. Frightened
by hearing this, but still in hopes, she went 10
Horltz. again sought through the reeming hos.
pltals, again unspccessfully. Halt heart
broken. she returned to the field OF battle, got
The soldier 10 show her the position Of the Aus
trian Generals grave, and with a desire of
proving 10 herself that her husband was not
buried but still alive, had IL opened, when to
her horror. well-known love token that she
had given 10 her husband ON her wedding day.
lying on the breast of the corpse and exposed
70 view, by the coat and shirt having been torn
open. probably TO give air to the dying man,
told her that she must abandon all hope OF
ever again In this world seeing him To whom
she had given the token.
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BITE orr MY EARsi-At o social party, a
wag found himself.in the course of the evening.
Pointing ont to him a gentleman OF inquiring
turn of mind in anott eH portion of the room, he
SAID: "Do you STE that man therei He has
mania-s very unpleasant one, too He is
possessed with the idea that he must bite OF
suangfrs Pars, and it has caused a Or aadful
amount oftrouble. do not know whs ther he
will show any symptoms to night but, per-
ceiving you are n stranger, deem IL my duty
to put you on your guafd. Don't let him ap.
proach very near you"
The expression Of horror that spread over the
ia' OF the nervous man, clearly proved that
he had heard the warning. little later the
benevolent informant got an opportuuy to tell
the lnquirinR man that that man fpointing out
IN, the in inaividnall was physical wonder, as a
Ioarlpg noise could be distinctly heard poceed.
ing from his ear by getting within eighteen
inches Of him. Our curious friend was struck
with an unbeard phenomenon, and very pro-
perry began to work himself close enough for
apersoDal in veetigafon. The movement was
seen by the nervous man, ana great drops OF
pprehensiye SWEET oozed ont from his brow
nearer approached the one, and more terribly
intense grew the horror of the other. The space
between them was slowly but surely lessening.
'.rosring.- when the agony Of the ..roarer''
reachedlts crisis and clenching his fist he land.
ed IL between the lockers" of the misfortunate
the top of his voice: bite of my ears, will
your
The effect of this on the astonished audience
was very affecting.
IThe Memphis Appeal proposes a conven.
lion OF the people of the South by duly elected
delegates, to meet at some central point and
qualified by an immediate commission from
The people 10 express their sentiments and
vindicate their policy and purposes from the
oul aspersions heaped upon them by travel
ng Adventures, hailing from the South, and
now on pilgrimage through the Northern
States, awakening by their ISLANDERS and false
hoods the most intense animosity against us.
The ITALIAN ARMY.-lti is announced that
the Italian army, when reduced to a peace
footing, will still contain two hundred and
nifty thousand men. The United States SO
much stronger and more powerful a nation
than Italy, does not maintain a standing army
of more than one-fOurth the size. The 0bal.
ance- Of power" bugbear causes all the Euro
pean nations to overburden themselves with
huge standing armies.
~ An enterprising chap in Maine recently
sought to escape The responsibilities of being
father by sending notice of his death to the
papers. The scheme didn't satisfy the de-
mands of the mother or the law.
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DROPOSALS FOB BUILDING REyENUE
CUTTERS,

TREAsuRY DKPA3TMENf, Sept. II, 1856.
Sealed Proposals, endorsed Proposals for Bald
pertinent until noon Of WEDNEeOAY. the 10Th 81
October next, for building and hitting Two Top
Blk Fore and Aft Rigged 6cheoners. OF ITO tons
do. The Vessels TO be built Of the best maferfas,
coppered and copper fastened and delivered ahoat
ready for sea. a. some port on the Atlantic, COM
pletely equipped. except armament. ammunition,
fits. ~
Plans and specifications can be obtained At this
Department, on Application in person by letter
y n. MCCULLOUGH,
ne Il I'd Secretary of the Treasury
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~ Rus TIE Els SALE.

By virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
equity, passed in the csse Of Mary A. M arr wood
ana kebtcc Duvall VS. john d. BeAll and Others,
I HI .pS.es :: public SALE on THURsDAy the
II net, the next far day to Greater, the prem
Uses. the kEAL ESTATE Of which ephen On.
ions. late Of Prince Georges, county, died seized
and possessed. containing about $50 acres. This
village of Biadensburg. in most healthy region
o. country. !: wei .d:pted to the growth Of the
usual proc uctiops OF the cousty II adjoins tho
Garter. and others, and the soil being Of ne tex
turs, Is valuable for market purposes, being dis
y be sold in lots to suit purchasers. and those
desirous o. securing most healthy country seat
Will do we'll to attend the sale. -
Terms Of sale $500 cash; residue In one and two
indis putable. aud on payment Of the purchase
money With interest, the property will be CON
vey ed to the purchs seYs In fee.
&c 20 cots. n c. STEPHEN. Trustee
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} U B L &c A L Z.

By virtue Of authority. we will expose ct public
Ssie. on the PREMISE near the residence Of 3.
O'Clock m two parcels Of Land equally divided,
ana contiguous TO each other, containing ll6
=. This property 10 situated shout i've miles from
the Centre Market, Washington city, is accessible
by The Al acostia Bridge, contains an equal DOR
tion Of arabic. meadow and wood IL of most excel
lent quality highly productive, admir- ably pied
thereon. twill be sold separately.
Terms Of sale One half cash; rcsid ne in twelve
Title indisputable. :. No STEPHEN,
q WIN. j. HILL,
Attorneys for r. N Oarnail
N. O STEPHEN.
Blsdensbrrg, Md /, sept a. a. D. eots
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WHAT CANE OF A PRINTERS ERRoR.-A
paper IN Germany called the Ostee Zeitunz
has been confiscated on a charge OF printing Z
pasagraph which was offensive to Count KS.
mark In regard to his official position" The
paragraph occurred in a very Innocent article
winch The Zeitung copied from the Cologne
Gazette Unfortunately the word s.Trutz
poiltik" policy of ailIanee) in the original,
was misprinted "Trug politik" (poIicy OF
tauo,l ahd aithough the mistake was obvious,
The magistrates decided that the charge Against
The newspaper was proved.
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- IOHhOND, FREDEKICKSBUR0 AND 70
II TOMAO RAILROAD.
TO TRAvELLIRs GOING SOUTH.
IWIC1 DAILY, (6Hnday Q, m excspted.I

o. The quickest and most DIRECT route 70 Riohnoud,
We and the South via the Potomac
;teamers from sixth Street Wharf, skAE3S
Washington, TO Asuia Greek and ~M46
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aquia Greek to Rich.
mond We, connecting there With trains on the Rich.
pond and Pstsrsbure and Richmond and DanvilIe
RHilIosds, for Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmington,
RRsasish, erSensboro'. Salisbury, 6harlotts and
Steamers Keypors and vand,rsals lesvs Sixth
street Wharf daily tSunday morning exceptsdJ q
8 90 .. N. and ,. N, and arrive in Richmond q
los ,. m. and D n. o.,
THROUGH TO Blob HOHD IN SEVEN HOURS
Fifty Miles Shorter aod ~ Hours Qutcksr thar
Be sure and get Through Tickets Vie Aauia
Oreek and Iredertcksbur9, 70 Richmond, at the
Company b Office, corner Of Peane. avenue and 6th
street, or on board Of tho boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage wagons win b In
readiness to convey passenger - and baggage b.
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line DA1 BY daylight Nounl
Vernon, and may have an opportunity Of WISHING
several battle Beds near 1rederickshurg By steS-
Breakfast and sup on board Of etsAmsrs.
GEO. MATfIN0ET 6upt., Warrington, D, o.
MATTHEW OLARK, Agent, Wsshington.
- - o. II. HANEY,
A1&ly General Passenger Agent.
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TIE KING or PRUssIA.-King William of
Prussia, although ne has reached his .sthraa-
sore years aho ten, - still energetic and AZ
I'VE, Yet there IL observed in Germany n ten
urncy 10 worship the rising son, the Crown
Prince. English observers regard A. as a f,yor
able omen that the Crown Prince keeps up the
most arecuonate relations with his mother in
law, the British Queen