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Zeal Csiate for Sale.

A VERY DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESI-
n DPNCF Tor sALE-sitnated on the Pos, road mile
from HYDE Perk End five miles from fough.ccp.i~ well
known az the Van Vert Pcc y tcrr. The House
large and very pleasantly located Tie Farmers HOUSE
Barn House, Sheds &C. 81 IN good order There
srse Garden and Hotiousc. filled with choice coec
ton OF Plsnts also gre,t variety Of grated fTg res a. q
Grspevines and an ce.House. hled Addre" 7. D. Boz
No as Poughkcepsie, n. y.
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Real Gstats for Sale.
ATpRIyATE SALE to close an estate

n PKIVAI bhLr 10 cIUso OIL o',.S
"A Two.,ory basement and .'a' mouse .aa ooo
I'll. ,.is S -, snd ,mP,evns oanne" properly 900
The two story basement and attic brick house. win oo
slate roof No 90 Downright. S'"0
Two :otss. houses EiSh "a . ofxhc. Is oC
IN. cors, IL, On F,fth Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Three story bigh basement and sub cellar house with
s saa,S s,6 ssi T'si 'na sewer '". 1000
1ry Enshsh s Asslrbf. Es. Broosiyn.. $500
IT,. % .nt lanes Al BOY ID No. 40 Fourtasye Hours
to II g. m N-'I
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CPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked, TO

CPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked, for
- sALE3OO Acres, 100 IA very old large hardwood tim
ber OAK sugar MAPLE and chrstaut The farm has THREE
moving meadow orcss Of choicest grated fruit In tul
bearn, perennial springs. with ground available for perfect
trout ponds. large and elegant dwelling and ample barns ard
shed. There wooded Vermont merino sheep on
the place ofthem In hmb three horses ten cows
swine poultry complete stock of agricultural tools and
implements The house II fully furnished for Immediate oc'
cupaon from beds crockey aud carpets up to pictures
piano and rosewood furniture. III. place 10 hye miles from
Chatham -Four Coruer TIE liarcu Railroad and me'
from Eas, Chatham on tho Albany and Springfield Road
The wood alone which 4, worth 40 ~ cord on the railroad
makes the place exceedingly desirable "a purchase As
stocked farm IL is OF the most valuable M Ne"iorK Ap
lpy to HOMER MORGAN, No. . Pinest.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

NOUNTRY SEAT for SALE.-The CODN.
~ TRY SEAT and FARM o. the late Thon" Richardson
IL for SALE and early possession can DO had The prop
sry Is sbou. 10 m.es from the cyan easy dhvei dwellings
coumodious and contain every modern sonvenience lawns
gardens fruits grape and Greenhouses and all outoudns'i
hardly equeed quantity Of land sbOu, IS acres Possession
early day For further particulars inquire OF T. "
RICHARDSON, No. is Broadway, or HOMER MohoAN'
No. 2 Pine.st (6l5)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
OOUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE,

"
ono mile from Dspo, on Northern Nsw'Jer'ey Railroad
10 lies from Jersey City IN high and heatAfai locality
prsns % Of land Dwelling in French style OF ar
checturs heated BY steam and containing drswinsroom
psror ard dining room, BEDROOM 10 smaller rooms snt
oct, bathroom with ho, and cold water and basemen NJ
kitchen with closets and dry cellars gardeners cottage
laundry! stable aud esrAgehou'e poultry house. Ice house
&C. large vegetable garden with asparagus and strawberry
beds and variety of other fruits Price, including cows
swine poultry and farming implements, $4,000.
AppyiO L. =. sAAToN,
No q rrhnnye nlarr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
the QUEENS revenge
AND OTHER STORIES.
BY WILKIE COLLINS.

PREFACE.
The various papers Of which the following collection II
coposd most Of them written years since snd
all originally pubhshrd-wh many more which have
thought desirable 10 reprnt-in Household WORDS
and in the earlier volumes Of All the Year Round They
at the peiod Of their first appearance and thought
worthy ia many instances OF being largely quoted ON IN
other jcufnals After careful and revision they
collected In book form having been arranged in
trst with each oter 40 to Of ell the shorter
Competitions which have contributed, in past Year,
periodical literature. .. 80
NV object IN vrtin. ef these pspersespecay
collected under the general heads Of Sketches OF Character
and Social Gevaneeswas to present what had observed
and what had thought In the shtet and the least peten
tous form address the public III could with somshing
OF the eass OF Underwriting and something Of the familiarity
of friendly talk. The periodical Pulpit appeared TO that
tme.s spprsrs 60 stto be rather oyercrow ded
sst us thinking pentently Ia doubling
In others were thought quite plentiful
More freshness and novelty Of appeal TO tho much
ec,urea and mucendurF reader SEEMED lie In views
which might put us Ter terms with and with
othsr and which to laugh good
Of The more pspsbe absurdes Of cusowithout any
r peryersion Of truth any needless descent the lower
yegops of yug.rty aud carcaure With t.at idea all the
gb,er contributions 10 these Miscellsnies originally
wtten and With that idea thry are now again dismissed
from my desk to win what approval they may from new
readers "iLiAiE SOLL-lNo
Hayispss, London.
Complete In one large octave volume Price Is cents
Address all cash ordsrs ret,ii or wholesale TO
Il. d. PETERSON BROTHERS,
No 300 Che.tnutst. Philadelphia. Penn
FOB SALE by ALI BQQASELLEAo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON EAST RIVER.

AND BUSHWlCk INLET (BROOKifN, r. D)
FOR SALE-An ENTIRE BLOCH Of GROUND, between
North Twelfth and Norta Theenthsts, fronting 300 feet on
Fast River. The whole Il Upland 2bO by G37 feet
With night oil ont 3ii feet further into the river Parties ia
wan, IL such .iac of land the River half theeo
~ Saxu II lVANS, QgBUA3, Nv II WaaS D.. y. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

t'OR SALE-By RIDER q FOhD NO.
Broadway Room No. 5a Furnished House, Thirty ninn
st., 10000; one Twenty hfth-st. iCV Oh Lexington.
ave-, 10000; two Marble Stores Waker,t two h9uses
sud Stores seventhsve $1,000 esch threestory bnck
house Grand,t $1,000, good brick house, all improve
ments SIXTY fh $1,000; thr.sstory brick house In ham
monds st. onlv 900; many uptown lots handsome honses
over Brooklyn Second place Third President Pacific,
schermerhorn. AdePh. summit Dean, Hgh-stsi three three
handsome Philadelphia brick English basement houses Cum,
bersnd st. 5000 each Of property In Brooklyn and
Wilamsough to exchange two handsome English base
nent Philadelphia brick houses HobokeD 5000 each worm
Ooo two houses and lots In Brooklyn Tor $500 each
cheap and good hoes at Mott Haven handsome country
,dcnces at New Brunswick, Greenwich Tsytown, NAL
den Poughkeepse Sing Sing Rolling Springs NsmaroDock,
Mddeowp, Hartford fremont West Redding, Long island
Staten Island Pennington. Conn, &c, &C. &C. Furnished
house with grounds at FaminZton, Conn., reut 0OO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
Banker. and Red Estate Brokers. Trenton, N

nor SALE-A frst-class brown-stone
HOUSE, with It, In pleasant location in Brook
lynn finished In beet style with marble foors steam
heser cedar closets sta onary mirrors In psor battle
wa.h1b, water closets incosed piazza &c. the ground.
well I'M rovsd with fiut AID srubbery. Full particulars Of
II. A. SPARAaD No 10 kenlssn IT.. Brooklyn OF No D.
Wslst. New. York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

rIIO LET-In the BIBLE HOUSE, Astor.
4 place suit OF three OFflC rs complete. second
foor in excellent order with all Couyeifnce Apply al the
Teasurcrs Office Fourthsye entrance Of the Bible House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

ITO LET-One and half miles from Yonkers
Z depot good u story HOUSE, VITA eigh, rooms and
kchrr barn and sabins with acres OF land plenty OF
fruit Of ali Kinds. Patty furnished. Cal st
No. - Nn.hst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
mo LET-A fne COTNTRY RESIDENCE

FINO LET-A fine COUNTRY Residence
i (furnshca) Hartford. Conn. House large; in fFst
rate order stables large and good garden ample, and al
kind, Of choice fruits musseos location very ine ON
Prospect Hill commanding beautiful view Of the Connect
cut Valley the and SOUTH and the valleys ard
an on the fronting the b. Il out OF the city
and out he mile from the city imt Just the spot for
health pleasure and comfort Rent S32J per month frQn
NAV / untl October later. Address NM. {. ALDEN,
HART I'D Conn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
Mem Civilizations.
,IGIN OF THE LATE WAR.

ORIGIN OF THE LATE WAX
u. APPLETON & COMPANY.
Nos 443 AND AS BROADWAY,
Pubish rhis Day,
THE ORIGIN OF THE LATE WAR;
TUITION TO THE REVOLT or THE SOUTHERN
STATES.
BIT GEORGE LUSr
! vol l2mo o0t1. Price 500
this hook have underworld to trace amsnnef
which trus, will be ineligible 70 the general ese. va. IA
terror course Of the long controversy , beeen the
again much subdued bu; never absolute y az y
North and the South twas ny purpose 20 Iahs
ever the facts Of the shoud Of theDs.se ~
cut Any rrgsrd to party interests or fepossesss. rs
sesro Wa. at the beginning cre or less conpic96usy s%h
eeined the question and on een.a aGhs rt,s OF
norsiy 90 IL still LEFT in al uncertain condtio elti
which has DESTROYED more than ha nion o. , men ho were
fellow c1 end probably twice ss many o. tho'e 10. nre
.ns5s the occasion OF the contest. In thus pr
nns sketch Of the progress Of those causes whcl ea 70
ths Southern revolt will De seen that slavery, tnous"
an occasion, not in reality the cause oil the WAL
saei IRON Otject' q he Work
D.AkCo. have just published ,,,, avn
HISTORY OF HENRY Tx NTa h IN FnANCE By
GEORGE MAxEPEAcs TowLg, Author oil Onihpse' VI liz
tory y9 $50 sch rf rfs Or MANNER. ART CRIT.
fcIss PIo6RAPHY History ASD MoSaLs ILLUSTRATED IN
yHs ~ vo large 2mo Price - So
pEiNCIPLES OF EDUCATION DRAWN FROM RON, !. IA,
fDUCATiON IN THE UPPER GLASSES. BY the author
OF Amy Herbert vol, l2mo., cloth, 80 o..
MIND IN NATURE; Or lHK ORIGIN of Lifs Asp ~,
siopR OF DKvEIoPNENT OF ANNALS BY hKNRr JAMES
CLARK vol, Gyo. ~
TIE PHYSIOLOGY OF MAN. Designed to represent
The Fxsng State OF Pathological Science as applied 10 to
function. Of the Human Body. By AUSTIN FLINT IT, NJ u
! vol, 8vo. 50 so =,
CHASeEs OF THE EARTH lSHABITASIs AS lLLus.
iIsIL Bart F. r. $ Sixth edition; illustrated with '7V
wood cuts vol, svo. s.. - . ,,,,- ,r,,nx or
GOULRURN'S INTRODUCTION TO THE STUDY VI
THE HOLY SCRIPTURES vol. l2mc. 81 20
Either Of the above sent by mail receipt Of price
A RRAH-NA-POGUE GRAND MARCH lor
IA Violin, 15c piano, SOC. , nI.
THREE O'CLOCK GALLOP, easy, elegant and dan'
ssne (" with vocal part in Trio, 3c. - g. ,.,
/ CANNOT SING THE OLD SONGS with variations
SHE HE SLEEPS, THO NOT A STAR" serenade by
Bale for guitar. SOC. piano, Sc. . 49,
THE MABLE WALTZ, by d. Godfrey, 3oc
THE GUARDS WALTZ, by ID. Godfrey, $50.
EXCELSIOR MUSIC for flute uo'in most popular
melodies Of the day. in 10 books prce % ai NOS ooc
FREDERICK BLUMF, NO. 2CS BOwery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
TO CAPITALISTS. = The most valuable

ITO CAPITALISTS. The most valuable
l. SUBURBAN PROPERTY In the City OF baltimore
offered for SAIE-A maguihct ut Investment Tor capitalists
This beautiful elegant aud eligible property contains
rs and lies in the Northern part Of he my OF
Baltimore on line with Mount Nemonplace' and the
Washington Monument" the court end OF the city u
bounded on tho north by kohaye., on the south oy Fed
eral-st the east by Nonhrt, aud the west by 81
Psu the following streets running through tho property
st, Paul, Calvert, North, Federal Townsend and North.
ave- This property oyerooks the city, together with the
P.iapsco River and Chesapeake Bay The building sites are
more valuable those any other portion OF the suburbs
OF Baltimore City This property i. for tae upon agreeable
terms, plat nav be- ,esn and all particulars learned by
ca ling upon Messrs NJ. JILTON COOKE, at the Asor
House between tho hours 10 and D. until the 18th inst
A VOID HIGH RENTS.-Buy Woodward's
IA COUNTRY HOMES. l2l designs and psns, and build Q
house In the country. Price 8 81, post paid .
GEO T.. L y. WOODWARD No. 81 Pskrow Ncw-fort
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

VNO PRIVATE FAMILIES desiring pleas
L an, COUNTRY RESIDENCE during nett year "A gen
rnsan has jl.i erected r,e and conmodol building III
the upper Part Wes;chrser County. containing 30
rooms, with laTs. psrlors dining aud bhsrdFooms de
hcou, Of the door; cehouse ful 10 tuns, barn.
stables good garden spot fine lAysrouud for chi dren
and large pond Of water for fishing or boating the
whole thing admirably arranged for the accommodation
Of about 80 persons. Including servants. This is hne
opportunity FOR shout four sI private families to club
gether and where the families Known 10 each other
would make pleasant and comfortable re,idencv during
the whole year ia OF by railroad just 20
minutes walk the station Persons be here AZ
and leave at p M full advantage Of express trains Price
per year 5000 References will be required as to char
c.r and responsibility For further particulars, apply to
JOSEPH PICKARD. Ro,nnda Building. under Croton Aque
duet Board City Hall, to O. F. HlCkOK, Park Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
Gousrs auo farms tuar!e6.

SVANTED-Somewhere between Fifteenth
w and Thirty .sts aud Fourth and SiIthsves.,
class POUsE in good Locations price not TO exceed
: a. 90 cash. Address b. B MORRISON, Tribune Otee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

TEXAS! TEXASu TEXAS!!.-The ten
Il dency offnmigstion Ia the whole country North and
South /, row towsId Texas The desire universal know
more Of this promised land newspaper that gives reliable
inegeDcs affairs here the condition Of the country etc.
shoudbs welcome 10 Thousands Of people the older
This news?spefn
THE HOUSTON TELEGRAPH,
Rublshed al Houston, Texas Daily, TrWeeky and Weekly
saree double sheet Of the same sizs The NewYork
Herald Tribune and Word. Beside the new. Of the day IL
en ii has over paid Contributors 10 every part Of tho
State beside exchange list ebacin: every paper the
ests 1t 10 published at the following rates.
PER TEAR PER MONTE
iWeeky..................... W
weekly
End for shorter periods In proportion.
Mechanics farmers capitalists rairoad and resmoost men,
artists teachers ETC., 20 Texs and welcome TO her
cte hedf and genial skies We have for twenty mil
Mons and will not be crowded
For TIKI TELEGRAPH, address
T.. H. CUSHING,
E9g,Taa Taxa Fsh o. 1858 PghJAasL
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Real estate for Gale.
IL WANTING FARMS.

"A Lsr.s and thrivin, settlement q Vinssnai m,1
climate; % milss south OF Philadelphia BY railroad.
Rich soil produces aE. twenty tracts At s2s
per acre payable within four years. business opening
good society Hundreds settling and making improve
Inenta Apply to CHAS X. LANDS Postmaster Ninelsnd
Lands township. NJ j. letter. Paper containing
fu information win be sent Free Fyon Report Of Solos
Robinsos Asrselsud Editor Of The Tribune Ria one Of u.
fertile roe IN aimo level portion ana
svifab condition for piedidnt Turning at knev v tau
ride Of IA Wealfrn Prdir,el
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

NOR SALE OR TO LET, FURNISHED,

i AT YONKERS-A spacious and wel!.arranged MAN
SION on Wabur.on.Gye, commanding hne view OF the
Hudson River The Mansion contains IL rooms. supplied
with hot ard cod water bathroom water closets ard al
modern improvements throushoui combining the comforts
and convenience Of city aud country resdencc Tho sp
purteancr. conpfe bot AID cold gnpeues, carsgehons
bennery ice tou.e Sc The grounds consisting OF about
acres beautifully aid out, with gravel walls, cont IN as choice
variety grnp-s foign aud loasc large and siua iru
and ornamental shrubs plants and flowers - iny other
,pace Of equal area Ia tie State the whole constituting IN all
respects hrs;cla, esiabAshmet and IN Peiec' oII,
Plo,osr,phc views q mansion aud chsgehole can be
s-en at the ohic. OF GEORGE COOK, Agconeer, NO VI
Iihcrty-st, where FOL. particular, can be obtained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

EOR sALE-Two hundred and twenty-five
acre. OF LAND. situated in RGT,sn Valley ~ j., on the
line The NewJer.ey ceir, Railroad u hourIrde from
Nsw.York Ciiyi Dwelling Hou,s no,rly new. Farm and
Tenant Hou.es with necessary Buildings all In good
pair Apply b. HOMER MORGAN. No. Finest. (Gi0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

NOR SALE-Withn ten minutes walk OF
L. the depot atMonhsown. NJ Handsome FARM Of about
land In perfect order On tho above Is tho Summer
Farm House three Barns Coach louise large number
Of cherries peaches pear apples, &c also all the email
fruits Price, $4,000. Apply TO HOMER MORGAN, No.
Pine (633)
DOR SALE-At Greenwich, Conn, % miles
Il from NevYork by New. Haven Railroad and steamboat
. desirsble RESIDENCE; pleasantly located, Modern
House. Is Rooms Cariss- House &o and about two scres
Of Land. Apply at No. 5J7 Broadway.
EOR SALE-PLAINFIELD, n J.-HOUSE
with IL rooms outbudings six Of ground In high
state Of cultivation fni, shubbery &C. CHEAP for CASH
Apply 10 T.. DEAN DOW 4 son, No. 10 Wslst- and ct
Office tnear Depot Panheld ~ J.
HOUSE in STANFORD for SALE or to
j Il LET. FURNlSHED-fleasan,ly situated in tho out,
skus II th. village new and asieuly built, -
Price sl2 20 Apply to EBERT WHITE. stamford. or
VE0AVE y. WAEIA1, ", M ~ VA d.. uS saua4as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
printlns.

WIN. EvERDELL~ SONS. No. lOi Fui.cs
W .-srEAM JOB pYAl-a5 ~a iA0s-
VEAcIsRktA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

XNyANTED-COUNTR BOARD for a fam
w y Of four i've per-ous within an hours travel .1sn
w Cty. AsaIss. U. Boz pa IN Ps1 QEas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
Doaro an0 Rooms.

DOARD.-A furnished front ROOM, with
ID acovs to let with board house all the modern improve
ments; No. 106 West Forty thirds No moving In May.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

4 GREAT Bargain at Kingston, N. IA
"A fue FARM Of Acres fine and good buildings, two
chards with stock crop and tools Wn take house and o
in New. Jersey Only 5000 J. B. FERGUSON,
No 20 Nassau st., Room No. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08
Go Eet.

DENTISTS OFFICE to LET, or would
IL take mariner Address DENTIST, Station d.
FACTORY to LET, with steam power, con-
.ng o. several building. with two dwelling houses and
about three land abou, four miles from the city, SUIT
able for any light manufacturing bunuessi heated with
steam. Apply TO +. l. KSEELASD, No. 70 Wss, corner
Of Prarls..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

0,HOMAS II. CHAMBERS.-UPRI anA
L SQUARE PIANOS, wholesale and retail. and to rss1
with the privilege buy Eighths corner Of Fourth svs
Ia the Bible House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

nor SALE-The new first-cla7s brown-stone
Il HOUSES and LOTS, Nos. s. 81 and ~ West Thirty
ninths between Fiah and sixth ayes. Inquire at No. q
West Thirty -nnthst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

nor SALE-A s-story English basement
Il HOUSE aud LOT. No. lGJ East Nin.ieenihst To b
seen from T. O'Clock p. m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

EARM for SALE-50 ACRES, 3 miles
from Dotb. Ferry. tie Hudson; .oil good, healthy
location. wood and row sud. Free 5000. Address, or
Apply 10 SAM. N. BROWN. one Hundred aud twenty
a-ItL..t. HaIenl. nrna.iLn Station lionse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-08

4 BARGAIN at Uniontown, 81 miles; fine
N FARM Of 70 Acres, under good cultivation good i'm
abundance OF fruit, fine location; only o
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