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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-22

TIE CHRISTMAS JUsILEE 10 Ne given
by the English Lutheran sunday
school on Monday and Tuesday even
iDES ~ Washington Han. promises 10
teachers have been engaged since Tues
dAE last 10 preparing the decorations
fog che hail aad Christmas tree. while
the evenings are given up TO training
the children IN singing the beautiful!
selections Of hymns. The music has
been prepared expressly bE Prof. Phil
tp Phillips and Rev. Ar. Taylor. and
being copyrighted Will D.. entirely new
10 Uur people We bv~penk for the
scaop. hearty encouragement
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LosT HIS MoSET.-John Mattock.
who follows the ancient and re=peciss-
bic business OF butcher!ug. attended
the Market House over the
creek. yesterday morning. After he
had disposed Of his rnssts and steaks,
he packed mp and LEFT the Market
House. Hardly however. had h. got
a hundred yards on his hymewarJi
journey, when 1t flashed across his mind
that he had forgotten to empty the
money drawer in his stall He. OF
course, turned round. and returned a,
top speed, but too late 10 secure his
money. Some thief had been aware OF
Mr.. MattOck's foTgetfulness, and profit
ted thereby We hope ne may be
brought 20 justice.
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PEDDLISO WITHOUT LICESsE.-On
Thursday policeman was approached
by man named Levi Alsissnr, who
offered 10 sell him certain articles. Tho
policeman, snufIinR Il violation OF the
law, asked the peddler whether he had
license or not. 30, yes" said the ped
dler there it i5P' with that he pulled
out city license. Said the policeman.
where Is your State license? This
was IA poser. The sharp Hebrew was
unable to produce State license. The
policeman therefore informed against
him, and Mr. A. was confronted with
Squire Johnson, who told him he had
been guilty of violation OF the law.
He then gave vent TO lamentations. He
bad six small children TO provide for,
He didn't know that it was necessary
TO take Oui State license. and much
more of tho same sort. The 'Squire's
heart was moved, and Levi was fl ned 50.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-12-22

AGHEAT BhRGAIS.-Our readers will
find at Mellor's old stand, n splendid
octave rosewood, iron frame piano, OF
Brndbury's celebrated make, which has
been in use but nix months and cost
sGZ5, which will be- sold at very great
reduction. Purchasers remember tho
place, 100 Main street.
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Stnlilid SimiIibS1l Ctlrantur.
- HUMPHREYS,
SDeci7cs

LCA4SCOkSCGhlC 0D6CluCS,
HAVE Proved FROM THE MOST AMPLE
90 experience, an entire succcss Simplc-Prompt-
Ethclent, and Reliable. They are the only MeIi.
etnes Perfectly adapted TO popular use-s0 simple
mat mistakes cannot be made in using them; so
harmless a. TO he free from danger and efficient n
to be always reliable They have raised the highest
communication from ALL aud will always render sat
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Train for the West.

WHEELING, June To- 1886.
ON AND AFTER JUNE FIFTH, 1866. THE
~ Passengers and Mails from Wheeling for
! he vest VIII be dispatched from the Depot OF
the II. q q. 4. Z. Co. Mt ;3:S5 3, III. and 2:I0 ..
IN ana leave HenwOOd on theRrrival OF the
{. .. K. K. trains at 1910 p. IN. and $40 d. m.
JuZo II, r. DENRRtSS, Agent
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8nr 9ale.
Small Dwellings, for Sale.

| half OF ground, situated on tho corner OF
Market and Division streets, near tho BEL
linont Iron Works. upon which IL greeted II
double .LWO!Htory hrlClS houses, 5 rooms in
each. with good cellar. The dwellings will
be sold separately II desired. TIIOS. o.
bltl I'm, Real Estate, Agent, Custom House
building. a' 'dc20.lw
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State Commission Notice
Notice to Loyal SInVc-OWncrs.

Notice to Loyal SIOVe-OWners.
NNHE COOIMISSION APPOINTED BY THE
l Secretary OF War, under the oath section
OF tue Act OF Congress, approved February
July 2Stl, 1888. in TCS pect to slaves enlisted or
drafted into the military service OF the United
States, hay!uE assembled Htthe City Of Par
keLSburg, West Virginia, on the twelfth day
81 December. 1866 and duly organized Ms per
directions from the War Department. do
hereby give motto" To NIL Whom II may Con.
Germ: That said Commission will sit In the
city OF PNrkcrsburg West NR., on the 18th
day OF lleccmlcr, 1865; and AS long thereafter
us Tnny I've necessary AT the same place, for tile
onTnplclion OF NIL business Pertaining 10 said
Commission. Claimants Tor compensation
fully requested 10 forward their claims with
directed to HHSRY AMiss, Clerk OF Commits
sion. ParkeTSburg. West Virginia.
FOR the Information OF those Interested we
respectfully Invite their attention to the fol-
igwing Instructions received from the War
Department.:
FIRST. No claim will be entertained unless
~ $shown that the SlpVo enlisted, or was
drafted IN the State for which the Commits
Second. No clutm VIII be entertained
when the ownership or title to the services OF
the party enlisted, is based upon IA sale or
transfer made subsequent to the tilaIiny or
eul SIment OF the slave
"Thhd. ENuCutnrs Guardians and Trustees.
must nlC with claims made in behalf of the
parties they represent, satisfactory evidence
that they have been legally Invested with
nuthnTtiylo act Tor SuCiI parties.
Fourth. Claimants will be required TO
designate the regiment and the company in
which the soldier, for whom they claim COM
pCnslilOn. 81 TVed.
Filth. Parties claiming compensation for
NOR" than one servant, or slave, enlisted or
dralteN HSH soldier. must file IA separate and
distinct claim Tor conpen SatlOn. in each case
sikh. The claimants valid title to the
slave AT the time or enlistment or dram, and
must be established
MILTON 7. AMISS, Pres't of Board,
ROB.T ). BROWN, MeInh. OF Board.
decI5-8in -T'
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TaaI n. $ICOLl. &
REMEMBER q. !: !. s: 81; A:
the prlcr they sold a;
ACAA-G sHa~I
Notice to Registrars.

FINHE BOARD Of REGISTRATION OK
L Fa.o Csau'S gs.L meet ~ tAu COUg.
ltUgSs- GA >>.rGriSy afternoon. AT Two o'cLCSk.
tNr the ENlTI>es " swearing IL and comm H.
>oszlES s-4e Ess.~G=s,-> IGs. different wants
.GE
Al sh1r-a notified OF ;ac,5 sppa. aIErcrIs AZ
rsGG-gg- - AGseUa SID meeting.
" NJ. GLOHAS,
Gc---2t pgrS'I BOGVLI Ug Rsa:tS raj on
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Buy your holiday presents at Graves',
No. 20 Monroe street, and snve from 20
70 30 per cent. Ivy
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For Sale or Exchange for City

property ..-1., ...- o.
80 Aercs Of land IN Marshall Co.. ". Va
TIME UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR
s'Ilc or exchange for city property, his
Farm, situated on StulES Run, Marshall Co.,
West Va, one mile FROM Wheeling Creek.
said Farm contains 80 acres Of good land
ltO hcreS' Of which are IN q good state of Gull
ovation, the balance IN timber. There Is n
good frame dwelling honSe ON The premises,
Undesirable fruIt LAS. MATHEWS,
noIG' -lnd ,--.a.l Wheeling, W. Va.
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Autf1s,
Stan1n House

n r SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
lS,that he viii open the ''Stamm HOnSe NO
Is Is MA MSteT street on Monday next The HOUSE
and Is complete in every reSpect' The ~
Psls3SoE pledges himself to spare no pains to
EeS5S6 nus guests comfortable, and hopes to
attentive hOStler, ""A0iUl anu
IHtSSeSIEHn a-..n HENRY STAMM.
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For Sale.

HAVING DETERMINED TO REMOVE
i from this city, offer my Dwelling
Rous" situated on Market st., for sale. will
sell same with or without Furniture, and
can give possession to suit purchaser.
dclS-2w II, ROSENTHAL,
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Doors AND SHOES fer the HOLIDAYS,
Mt badgers, 100 Market Square.

HGlrI Journal " Hculth says That buck,
wttNat Hour contains morC nutrin,rnt a, les,
price than amy other article OF fnod You can
buy. 4" make light, sweet, and wholesome
huclSwhUat cakes you should use BockimOs
Uar1rI''cd BAKING Io,Gdcr, Sold by Gruccrs
and dealers generally. Et1."
TUH HortDATs.-rho E'lycst season OF the
entire year is now approaching, but whilst
wenrC enjoying this festive season lot uS not
forget that in time or health we must al.
Ways DO prepared for disease. Coughs, colds,
Snr" throat, Group, asthma. and whOopnG
Cough HTH speedily curSI by Coos Cough
RNls''m. Whilst dyspepsia. constipation,
sick headache, sour stOulNonS Indigestion
tn" most prNlitlc sOurUO OF III health, is GER
'ainly cureIl by the timely use OF Goes pys-
PERSIA Cure. ...
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For Sale.

A. AESIRABBE TWO STORM BRICK
N residence, containing seven rooms, bnIh
Dom and kitchen, three squares moth OftlIe
Grant HOUSE. II not sEOlIl by tho first OF
january, tho same will he Tor rent. Enquire
OF JOHN II. ROBINSON, los Main street.
uCl7.lw 4, 81.
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For SalA-

, street, two stories high, containing about
ilvo rooms each aud batRmenJ:I and two
small Brick Houses on the nllcy between
together. .....-r. l. IRWIN
llrlI-lM
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TIE W HEF.I.ISG FEMALE CuII.Hc,H-
CLOSE oy THE SESsTON-PRESES
TO PROP. LDoMIS-Th. session Of the
Wheeling Female College closed on
thursday. The number Of students
during the session was one hundred
and eighty. The classes in the regular
cours" were examined on Thursday.
before the Faculty.
The closing exercises were very
pleasantly varied by the presentation
TO the President. on the part OF the
young lady students, OF an elegant sill
yer cup and saucer, costing $bJ. The
presentation was made in brief but
pretty speech by one of the Young
ladies', and the recipient, though taken
oy surprise, responded appropriately.
The cordial feeling existing between
the students and teachers. has
been a distinguishing characteristics of
the College since its commencement.
and such expressions from pupils. OF
regard and esteem for instructors. are
to be regarded as having another
and far greater value than the Interest
In the gtft itself. II marks the kindly
relation that ever ought to subSiSt be-
tween them. It shows that the pupil
appreciates the respect and good will Of
his teacher, and puts the latter upon
the effort to be worthy of it. However
valuable such a testimonial NAV be. il
- of greater worth to the young hearts
that bsstOw it, than to the older one
who receives and esteems IL.
The winter session will commence on
January I'd.
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BLo0psp NoUNu Rudolph
Schaae- Keeps u beer saloon near the
upper end OF the Second Ward Market
House. Three young gentlemen gave
him ihetr patronage, or u portion OF it,
Thursday evening. Edward Rove,
John Marsh and John EnsinGer. are
ne gentlemen referred TO. Mr.. Rove
and Mr.. Marsh go, into a contention
about something. They talked loudly
and fer-ely. Mr.. Schafer became
alarmed. lie did not want the saloon
nade the scene Of tis,ic combat He
told the Young gentlemen so, aud ad-
yl>et Them To 10 out OF doors. Mr..
Rove started towards the door and
reached H. Bu: just then, as the God
t-ss ol biScori would have tt, Mr.
Marsh was iudiscrvct enough to utter
IN loud tone OF voice, u remark reflect
ing upon Mr.. Rove. He Immediately
TriuTus!. The two pulled oil their
coats. They were bent upon lighting.
and 10 assist him in the battle, Mr..
Marsh hrandtshed poker in Il terri
:SinS manner II was. on n small
scale, the Helveiii, or Allobrogi, or
some other barbITouS nation, trying to
iE!Sht"n The Roman leElous with hor-
Titic aspect.
M. EnsinEer in the meantime had
not been an uuObScrTant spectator of
the scene. He now intcrfered and took
80 A'FNEa 90 Nt44 A4lr MINUS 81 lLlt NnltADL
Marsh. immediately Mrs. Schaifer.
ihe 7vitr OF Rudolph, seized the instru-
ment and attempted TO take il away
from it sslf-appoIu,ed custodian She
was not successful, however, and was
rudsiy showed against the counter tor
her pains.
Al This interesting period. when the
passions. latent IN the human bosom.
were being famed into vindiCtive fury,
and when general mUss appeared in
svitaeie, officer Price ouPoTruneIv ar
rived upon the scene. There was an iu-
slant soothing Of the troubled waters.
Everything ~ as serene a. summers
day
Marsh aud Rove were carefully con-
Yeyed 10 The lookup. Yesterday morn
ing they appeared before Judge Good.
EnstnGer appeared a, the snme time.
VI srsh and Rove were each fined 81.
Ens!ngeE was discharged.
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Traaspnrtattnu.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. Comply
OFFICE BAIT g. OHIO IiAIL,BoADCo, [
ulii.i iJWHEEIhN9 Dec. 81 1870 i I II
ACCoMoDAT1oN TRAIN.

PASSENGER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
/ the following schedule on and after Dec.
Q, 1906.
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Married Persons or YOung Men conternpf4.
ting marriage, being aware ofPhySicai Weak
ness, organic Debility, Deformities, speedily
He who places himself under the care OF DIR.
J. may religiOusly cOnfide in his honor az n
skill as physician F'4 Nh
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S.; s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO LUXE; by 3SGS vita al
iISes b. D. Revised from the EdnDlrgn % Az Charles
d'1o1s Nv William O. T. SHsDD d. d. tVo' PIP ave. NNo'
ScTbner 90. , n, w. Oo..
a TpE GOSPEL ACCORDING TO LUKE By j.. ); c VAN oI y
1TRrEE Translated from tie 0efman ~ pi-1 ~ ms
u and he Rev CHARLES 9. sTARBucS sVo' PIP NJ N|'
same.
Tbe second installmcnt of Lange's documentary
An the Holy Scriptures Of which the American edition Is un
aer the charge Of Rev Dr. scha is presented ii 'noo
volumes The Of Professor Shedd an ample guarantee
that the Edinburgh translation Of the Gospel according
20 Marx has been revised In thorough and schosrAo
manner giving an improved work both In respect
OF the accuracy Of tho version and the cesrness Oh t1
rvls The suthor Of the second volume named above Is
learned theological Of University of Utrecht lie Is CON
sdered the abst divine and pulpit orator Of the
school in Holland now living According TO Dr. sehaH no
combines genius learning and pety He Is orthodox anu
conservative yet liberal and progressive To his atahmentS
in scientific theology he adds general literary culture ana
fine poetica taste and be fully at home IN the MOD
srn theology Of Germany 10 that ofhis native county An
present volumes in their fness Of detail sound ana exac'
scbolarship and popular will increase the romaAaD
favor with which the has been received In TINS country!
and helm TO ~ the ain Of the author to produce the pest
commentary frpractca that be effected by the CON-
bra5 LEARNING and pety Of Europe and America.
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60 Get.

A LARGE front ROOM FURNISHED, with or
IA without board Apply No. l0i Eat Twenty seventh DO
tween Lexnston and Thiri-avea
A PRIVATE FAMILY will let q neatly furnished
N FRONT ROOM with closets and BATH gentlemen oly
81 per week. No r.! Ess. Eishteenthst
COTTAGE to LET, at Darien, Conn-I0 rooms,
Nugood order lawn aud garden plenty
psa grapes kc i've mnues walk from depot, end immediate pos
session. Rent 500 c. H. OLIVER No 7 Beekman
I ARGE FURNISHED HOUSE to LET on Brook
Ign Highs Wsst Ferry for az months or year In
nsdi.ss psssssa- AdissU house. Boz No. s4 hswYoEk
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ANNULAR 1al.rp,po DRILL,

rTNHE ANNULAR DRILL COMPANY Of NEW
Il YORK prepared furnish their machines built In
the uneqused pdy economy and
precision Of work The simplicity durability and chespns Of the
renders superior 10 anything In for al purposes Of
aiming unneng quaryns and rock blasting The mchines
be hand easily handled and be
operated angles FOR further particulars inquire the office
address j. WALES, Treasurer, No 10 Pine st., N. Y
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NO PRIVATE FaMILlES desiring
Gouses ano farms nudntco.

COUNTRY SEATS and FARMS WANTED Ia
~ exchange srstass Brookyn property Apply to WM
MILLER No lia broadway Room no p
HNANTED-In Brooklyn, q roomy HOUSE, con.
yenien Wall South Hamilton Forbes with az the m,d
improvements. $50 b Loo Address JC Th
Office.
VNANTED-I want to PURCHASE a three,
w story brick HOUSE hlh osp god oc 90 not s th.s
Do: will hff csh JOHN
KANANAGH northeast corner Of Forty secouds aid sirhsye
NSrANTED to PURCHASE, HOUSE, unfursished
w furnished IN Hev.lork vicinity whin easy
ofhe City which Petroleum Seck paying large and regular
dividend wi be exct sed ofer rll Apply %
address, with particulars, ROBERT H. NiahEI 10. Il Broad
wy Room No COL Nsw-iolk.
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Summer Retreats.

- -------|,~~
EOUNIRf BOARD-FOr eight persons. in Sails
~ bury Conn the hofs og .he Twin Lakes frou
III eon Harlem Railroad - inaes tr9m Holsa.oac Railroads
daily NAL charges ressonsbe For par.ic1e, aifress
CAlf ~ SPARKS, CaapiRyile, Coln
EASTERN HYGEIAN HOME at Florence Hights,
" j. 9a Tie ca, bank 2guo Delaware RIVER viii be cpsn fas
Sas or so psrson. R. n TRAIL M D. PoprietaE WESTERN
HYGIENE HOME at 81 An loay ais Anu. vii be Te0pcasa
fer PSI eni. and uc Barie tie lst of May under The
aemrn Of r. L Trn N D. end bic socis,es. Accommodated
o 80 person. N. B.-Br Trail may be consulted at No. u
Modon A.. from y 20 land 6 70 n
HIGHLAND DELI. H0USE-1h house Is now
open 70 receiye SUMNER bOARDERS Il Is beautifully
located spur Of tie Blue Mounas Three miles roni
Water Gap snd miles tom stroudsburg Station frrttd
particulars apps TO ChAS FoULKEs, Proprietor.
HYGIENE INSTITUTE and WATER CURE,
Il Dsnbury, C0an
BOARD, with or without medicll
r.. r. UENDRfCK VI. D.. Pronre.o,.
GUNNER BOARD at Yonkers.-A Few large,
- peannt ani vel furnished ROOMS Walnut H 10 minutes
Depot river and Ia aud plenty milk
yesstabes For further particulars. call address DWIGHT
BISHOP. fonkeTA
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Alarble Hlantels.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the city
1 purchase MARBLE MANTELS Of the latest designs very
low prices at A. KLABERS Marble Works NO. 100 Eat Esh
teenths Thdsvs, Y Msntes put up In the country
Cut this out
MARBLE MANTELS Floor Thing, Monuments,
W Head Stones. DO purchased at wholesale p;ics. from
BILE WORKS, Nos. o. to le3 East Houstonst.
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Superior in
durable and half the price Of marble r.
b. STEWART No. sos sIthayo and No. 1910 Broadway be-
tween 18Th and 18th. sta, ". Y.
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mo LET or LEASE-NO. 223 West Eighteenth.
consisting two story brick SHOP tho 'front.' ana :
COTTAGE the suitable oE ht
tory or could be converted dwelling Apply to HENRY
IAMRENCE No PIG Mast Niueteenh.at
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Eslp Uanieo.

A GENTS WANTED.
n NFW BOOK NOW READY
OFT THE BEST-FROM OFFICIAL lOuRCFI
TILE GREAT CAMPAIGNS OF GRANT AND SHERMAN.
By the popular historian. }. T. HRApLEr.
Coup'rte Ia one volume HindsOmcly Illustrated
The mos, attractive yogt on the War
.o The following standard works by the Hon J. T. iIEADlEr;
WASHINGTON AND HIS GENERALS.
NAPOLEON AND His MARSHALS. and
SACRED MOUNTAINS AND SCENES IN THE HOLY LAND.
Active agents selling copies week Ert. Inducements
offered send Address T.. b. TREAT Co.. no. 64
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rK'O LET.-A COTTAGE and GARDEN, with priyi
lsges Baaveevile Rocklsud h9eksnd County, ~
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no LET-The BASEMENT of buildings Nos. 541
and 5ll Broadway being 40rO0 For particulars apply to
AbLEN & BROWN No 70 Broadway
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A IL WANTING FARMS.

Large and thriving settlement Of Vineisnd mild climates
70 miles Of Philadelphia raIroad Rich soil produce.
large acset 80 per acre payable within our
business good society Hundreds setting
making improve Apply to ChAS. X LANDS Post
master yeand township, ~ Letters Paper.
fall information viii be sent free From Report OF
nor, eTt fertile aes sr poiioa and 'vit1bs
condition for pleasant farming kn0w Of @ aide u ns
Wrffsru
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DRINTERS.- WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, IL o
laye, o. to s's,, in The office ,nd ~aeroon actse
type setting complete his apprenticeship. Must
well recommended. Apply at No. SPTueest
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V,O RENT for tho Summer in the town OF BEN.
NINGTOE W. desirable furnished HOL 81 with gar.
e The scenery Is the most beautiful 81 1hs usesa
distance from New York eg. h9lf OF one honi
Brosdw
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a. JC S(M-THE 3-story brown stone HOUSE
W SSsOOO No. ID Ea.. Threhst. partly Furnished for
SALE. Inquire Of URMY COPELAND, No. 40 fourh.sve
Q10 SOO FOR SALE, three.story, high.
lO,COO. .toop brick HOUSE on Fihy thIra..t be,ws
Broadway and Eighth viii oil the mprovemea's
reTy second Of. and Sxth'avs
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NOR SALE-At Tauytown, beautiful little
COTTAGE an acre Of ground peny Of Fruit and shade good
sibc sni Cass house near the depot Pcs $3.50. Terms
- Anriv 10 u A KENYON. No. 90 Nssssus.
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EOR SALE-At Staten Island half q mile from
landing good HOUSE and lots OF GROUND, frut forest,
onamens 'hrubbery S.. AdiFe" d. r. A., Box NO ei
-huna
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TINHE ADAMAN1INE BRICK PRESS
i Is thu ONLY BRICK PRESS that nses the PERFORA-
TORS EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM TIE CLAY while nthe
process OF pressing
eli ONLY PRESS IN USE tina, Is capable Of making pressed
Brick THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK, CHECK, or WARP IN
BURNING. All others profess do msor. and
csution the public against their nPoions L. C. WOODRUFF,
Prss lent. NJ. BrOad
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EOR SALE-Ff,J -second-st., Fifth and SiIth-aves.,
fu',ory oOP built BY tie day properly re,;re'sd a.
round Fiethst partly furnished, s'20VD a.o
in Iy . Fr. high stoop Apply to s. NJ
STf Les, Eo.f8T Fast Fitieth-st. a. or 6 p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

GENTS GAUZE MERINO SHIRTS,
GENTS SILK SHIRTS AND DRAWERS
LINEN AND JEAN DRAWERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18

IGOR SALE-In the village OF Fort Hamilton,
pes $3.50 very desirable PLOT OF GROUND olKLR iest
i,es having two fronts OF Inquire Of GEORGE
RRIARLY. No. lTJ Third n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
Hlatbinern.
ID pBON, sUsPENDER and TAPE LOOMS.

bPHBON, SbSPENDER 0nd 1AGE LOOMN.
III Also Looms any kn Of gools made 70 ord
JACQUARD MACHINES unulrtgred and spplel 20 Power
Ham Lools ldins Tor surel Weaving n Ss. N0ol aid Co
SfOOLIhG MD WAHpl,.B MACHINES or Sils aud Cot,
and MACHINERY ior te Manufacture Of DRESS TRIMMING
Manufactured end ior sale ~
" T. UuLTGER Machlni.i.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
Real estate for Sale.

A FIRSr.CLASS modern DWELLING for SALE
"a cheap completed marble msne Sc rye mna,ei wax
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-18
SPLENDID RESIDENCE al greenwich iOI

A LARGE NUMBER of Country FARMS and
"a RESIDENCES for SALE located to ~ miles from the cy
prices 5000 $1,000 each. PARSONS WAkD No. "