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CORPORATION SALE Of REAL ESTATE
~ Public notice hereby sysn that The COm%.ISSe Of the
sh9 sna % Al q. sSo% Of
i, Gore land moth side of Chambers street nesr William street.
Parcel land side of Corear street. between Front ana
3d. Block bounded by HOboken Wet and csna-stre
nh 10, north side Of ssh street near So 81 avenue
9Th north south tes OF ah street. on east side Of
It'll SI lots and south side Sh street. between S and 9Th
sS Two block. Of land between th Madison
Oh Seventy four lot, SIS. aud sh streets ID and 9Th
avenues, - h,,.o, xxi, and 18th .,,e.,.
iith Thirty eth. ot. nth and streets +h sni savenues
h e a and SCH streets "a and 5 sssa ayeaus
al Two o,. .ogh side asd street near va sy en-,
lot southwest 10th street and I'm avenue
18th North side 18th street south side eh street near 80
irb Eigh. lots we. I'D. Ofsth avenue gath and ssh stree
18Th Lot side Oad avenue near ah :.ss "a and al. AZ
sh Foyhvs lots. 18th ID and 9Th avenues
bosrsphis map. the comp'r0lsr Office Hal
Ts. o. per cent Of the purch,,e money
ooa. Oh oaoo s.c s Day %S:dy Twenty
eae . when the Ss 1 be sds 's s option
paSss m,y su,n on i've from g9e
h,f ysay The so"n, on bond and mortgage may be P. At
c e%s o ~ on Suy b. paid namsn Of not less than
hundred ios any due within the i've
S 5 VII be 'a'sf
Comptroller. OaHcs IallOf Records, Apsil 10. l8es
L,ERRY LEASES AT AUCTION,
AT THE CITY HALL.
On TIFF sDAY Nav Is 1866 O'Clock will be sold Of pub
auction highest bidder with adequate security:
the Ferry established from tie loot OF Cor
nd street York Jersey City j. or term Of ten years
from tho IL day OF June. 1896
The LEASE Ferry established from the foot OF Forty
second street York Weehawken. ~ j. tor term OF tan
y.ar. from tie Let day Of November 1866
Tho LEASE Ferry established from the basin the
Spring North River point the New Jersey
hat nay found practicable for term Of ten yea nom the
The .ri FERRY LEASES will sold with oil the night, priv
thereof belonging tho Corporation Of the CITY
ofkew York. . So =,
Also and place. the LOFTS franklin Market for
Of hve years ru
A,o UPPER HALF OF PIER foo, Of Stanton street Err
w MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
Department Of Finance April TO- 1866. -
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AssurAST. QuARrzRxnrgRs QrrcE NO. - sTArEsr,

DY DIRECTION Of the QUARTERMASTER-
ID GENERAL and the Chief Of the Department Of
the East will sell at Pobc Auction the 10th day Of MAY II
O'Clock H. premises the buildings lately constituting the
o. s. Lansnsbursh Hospital between Troy and Lansnsbprsh,
viz:
One administration building 1928 feet onz by 10 wide stories
hg3 length LA feet long BY 20 wide
kitchen O4 long 20 wide IA feet long by
Is wide 3 feet long by % wde quaternasef
and commsarys sorehou o4 feet long BY % vide one sn1d
% eeon by % Wide bakery % feet long by - wide one dead
"a feet long by widc quarters for % feet Tong b ~
80 feet long by wide end two small pryes Also
the covered connecting the didereH buildings .
will also be sold all Of the watsrclose fixtures washing p
patu one large pump all Of tue lead and iron pipe
service supply and soil pipe in the hospital
The buildings win be sold separately with the privilege OF hve
where there that number OF the same size. -,
Terms sh deposit Of 10 cent OF bid 10 be made win
the the time Of sale and the balance on rendition oil s
The buildings wood and built 1854 They must be
practicable the cost aud risk oil the purchaser
The covered walks will be sold by the running foot 49, ,
washing Will De scd sepa
ratey the privilege of the entire lot in all ofhe wards
The lead and iron buried the
of the purchaser weighed and
delivered by Agent aud paid for on his eeh
cate ,,.,.- - Al.
property Kind materials and soson can be had Of Capt W. A.
VAN VLET Quasmaster Agent at No 461 Broadway Albany
ofth be de rsigned at this office
cor aidsred nne.r or di,sdy sntsseoua r. C. MORGAN,
Brevet and A. O ~
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Charles Scribner Co. have just published the 9Th and
9th volumes Of their handsome reprint Of Froudes His
tory of England from the Fail of Wolsey to the Death of
Elizabeth bringing the narrative down 10 the death Of
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-14
which ne offer at
Wholesale and Retail,

w AGV4gk2SSA~ SSAA@ 3S~V~"A3 49,.
Having had long experience in the. Dry Goods
Business, before the war, we know just what
Goods are most needed by planters, and custom
ers generally, and will always keep Oh hand a
Full Stock of Planters Goods of every kind.
We keep our stock constantly rephnished By
every steamer, with THE most attractive styles,
We respectfully invite planters, merchants,
and consumers generally, to cali and examine our
stock before purchasing elsewhere, which con-
sists in part of
Blankets, Plains, Kerseys, Osnaburgs, Brown
Shirting, Rleached, Long Cloths, Fine Sea-Esland
Brown Shrtiugs, Irish Linens, Calicoes, Gn's-
hams, Cambrcs.
DRESS GOODS.
Merinos, DeLaines, Poplins, Colored Alpaccas,
Figured Poplins, Black Silks, Bombazines, Black
Alpaccas, Grape Cloths, .--
Together with every variety to be found in our
line. which we offer at the lowest cash prices.
~ STOLL, WEBB &.CO.,
H. c. sro5!, Charleston. No. 2s5 M Kng,ss, st.
CHARLES WEBB, doors below
&. G. WALKER, wentworth,
Jan "a Iy. Charleston, 5. =.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-14
Fhorfs On ! Paasd Roks.

By 4,s1ERMEs sSooxs.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-14

The following characteristic case cfaristocra"
cY is recorded as having come off at Staunton,
Va: --~. ~. A.. .-. :
zone of the Northern 'school-marms' who
is there employed in teaching the freedmen,
told a sprightly negro girl that she must not
call the womansEsith whom she lived mistress;
that she was just as good as anybody Pret-
ty seon the girl asked her teacher w6at busi-
ness she followed before coming South to
teach. / was bonnet-maker,' was the re,
ply. WELL said the girl, gathering up her
books, and making for the door, I'm not 60
ing to- sociate wid you any longer; you say
is excl to my mistress, and she don't soclate
wild bonnet-makers.'
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-14

8. By As1EE&BS- -SNoeSs.. : - -. =
In looking ever my trunk one da ( y
: lit onto a Old boka, . ~
sEulmegittY thorts come into my he'd -
& thus ta,the boka fsed- ess zs
8 Poor dried up thing what made u faid
And Einkle.up like a old made ,-....=
What made u,Iuze your sweet perfume
w hieh u naa about the middle Of gane.
a lass what lessen in u lyz4 ~.s..-
sTu all hu see u With thare, ize
g But moaSt ofawl sfud the fare seek
learn Risdem from Iexpeck. -
Thare phorms so phare and plump to, see
Like ded roaz leRrs will dryd,up bee
.Fhare sholdeTs which they sho, toaawF -
WilI then be kivered with shorl.
Thare round bare arms so very whyte
: Will then be idclean out of site
And various other Of theeZ man killers
VIII be eonseeled by phyne mantillers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-14

A Bachelor uncle, to whom his niece ap,
Baied Sor advice on the subject Of choosing b'
tween two suitoss, one of whom was rich and
the other poor-the latter, Of course. being
the most ardent, as we'll as most favorlte
loYsr-sententiously replied: "My dear, the
question being stripped Of all illusory ele-
Enents, your choice sinply lies between love
and beef Now, love is an idea, while beef is
q reality. Love you can get along without,
Sut beef you must have. Therefore, make
sure of the beef" - -.-s~ ~ -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-14

9he smallpox prevails to an alarming ex'
teut throughout many parts Of the South.
The Huntsville Gala, 'Independent" says,
that unless some organized effort is. made to
arrest its PROCESS, il. will become atmospheric,
and sweep over the land. .. *.
Blessed is the baldheaded man fer his wife
cannot pull his hair.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-03-14
sTApkE aRY e0gDs.

Cloths, Gaesiners. White Dress Goods, Fancg
Goods. Linens, &C. Such as can be found IN 2
regular Dry Goods, Lace. Embroidery md Cloak
Establishment. All of which viii ne sold at the
lowest cash prices. Country orders promptly
attended to. - ~. r. READ. Dc CO.,
r.. 269 King street, opposite Hasetst.'
Charestrn, S, G.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-09
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
PIttsburgh Live stock MARKER.

June
CATrLE-The market during the week was
active, with good demand for home pur-
poses and fair inquiry for export. The
number offered was larger than the previous
week, being estimated variOusly from so to
1000 head. The market opened at prices cur
rent at date of last report Before the close
an advance was established; the result was
drOveTs were Jolly" and disposed 10 be in a
good humor with mankind generally. As
usual, the principal advance was on the bet
ter descriptions, whilst on The other hand
rough stock attracted but little attention.
several pre- ty heavy dealers were on hand
tins week: the result was some good round
parcels were disposed OF on Eastern account.
The principal offerings this week were from
Ohio, a few only from Illinois, and one parcel
from Iowa. The current rates were IS 25@
8 " . cwt, being the extremes. The princi-
pal portion of the transactions were between
these prices the number disposed OF since
our last were TS9 head, against $40 last week,
being an Increase OF l69 head. The marker
closed with the advantage on the side of
holders. 5-rfs=F n q.
HoGs-Being out OF season, there was moth
ing done worthy OF mention. A lew bunch
es we're disposed OF, Tor butchering purposes,
at prices ranging rom S9(9l0 2 cWt. Large
operatOrsln hogs have turned their attention
to something else, some time since.
LAABS-1h here was a moderate demand.
Prices nave unde gone no cnange, ranging
from 81 25(G4 70 q head, as per quality.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-09

q NEW YORK. June o
Cotton-UnchRnged, sales at 3SQ4Oc for
middling; chiefly at SSc. FlOur-DuIl, heavy
and l5825c lower for common grades 81 SOC
s 50 for extra state; S99e 90 for extra round
hoop Ohio and Sl09l3 50 for trade brands
closing heavy. Whisky-Quiet at g 2692 "a
for western. Wheat-For common grades
heavy and nominally &c lower, while prime
parcels are scarce and very firm; new No. l
Milwaukee part at 81 ls92 Is, and the re-
mainder on private terms Rye-FirmeF;
sS999c for western, and 81 229I . for Canada,
Barley-DulE sales 3, SO bus Canada East at
81 10. Barley Malt-DuIl. Corn-I93c lower,
Iatr business at a decline; 729SOc for unsound
new mixed western; Sl8S21<c for sound do5
S2SSfc for old mixed western. New Oats
&c lower SI@5Sc for western, while old are
very scarce and advancing, with sales OF state
T TfPp5t q az &c 9gaEzModeTately active;
itiSLzc tor Cuba and lI1zc for Havana. No
iilsSes-Duil at 6SSI5c for Porto Rico. Petro-
lLenfaGDulI; 2SSa61zze for crude, and 4IS42e
for refined In bond. Pork-Opened lower
but closed more firmly; SO 50936 IS for new
mes, closing at $50 Sc; 50 2599 50 for old do
and ~ 2394 50 Tor prime; also $3.50 bbls new
mes for June, July and August sAllersI and
buyers option, al SO 6293l .. REALISTICALLY
at SlbqA for new plain mess, and 81 500
~ 90 for new extra mess Beef Ham-O pIet
at S45a46. Cut Observation-Disclosures: ilI[G
l35<c for shoulders, and lT(dlS1Se for hams
Bac0n-DulL Bard-Dull and heavy at l96
221<c. Butter-Dnn and lower 2Sa3ic for
Ohio. and 2S94Oc for State. CheeseSDuM at
2Rl0c
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-09
MISCELLANEOUS News.

NEW YORK, June S.-The latest ad-
vices from Mexico say, that II was ru-
mored that a representation from the
Fenian Brotherhood had been very
cordially received by Macmillan. 1t
was supposed that the representation
came on official Fenian business. The
Emperor was hard pressed for funds;
Charlotte, the Empress, refusing TO
supply him from her own pin-money
any longer.
Advices from Kingston, Jamaica, of
the 2lst say, that the Governor has
given orders that all broken PACKAGES of
goods must be inspected by all officers
of the customs before the draw back will
be allowed on their expectation.
The Kingston journal, of the 10th of
Nav, says, the clergy bill will expire
in short time, and that it is II subject
for serious consideration whether 1t
ought to be re-enact6d.
Special dispatches to the morning pa
pers, from Washington, contain the fol-
The Finance Committee of the Senate
has decided to change the House tax
bull so as to allow gas companies to
charge upon consumers the anoCnt OF
the government tax and to relieve the
railway companies in similar man
ner.
A report is in circulation that jeff
Davis is to be Immediately liberated on
bail. 1t is quite certain that the FEEDER
al authorities have given the subject no
consideration.
The Senate Committee on Commerce
have instructed the Chairman, Mr..
Chandler, to report adversely upon the
bill TO facilitate emigration. The COM
mittee also instructed Mr.. Chandler to
recommend the repeal of the act of
1864, introduced by Mr.. Harris, crea-
ting bureau of emigration.
The House Committee on Foreign
Affairs had n long discussion to-day
over the Mexican question.
Chicago fearing that the New YORK
delegation in the Senate may defeat the
House Niagara Ship Canal bill, pro-
posed to-day by telegraph TO send on a
delegation here to urge the matter, but
the illinois delegation in the Senate do
not deem it necessary and feel the ut
most confidence that the bill will pass
just as it.came from the House.
NEW YORK, June S.-ReportS from
the lower quarantine show that ample
preparations are now made for the
cholera down there.
All recruiting for the Fenians in this
city is suspended to-day.
President Roberts appeared at the
Fenian headquarters to-day, but does
ance near him. No. farther arrests
have been made.
Specials to the evening papers say
the national InteIligencer has an edito-
rial saying the President is opposed to
all constitutional amendments and to
all conditions precedent to the admis-
sion of loyal representatives from the
Southern States.
The investigation of the Provost
Marshal's accounts is very damaging
TO Gen. Fry.
It is understood that jeff. Davis will
he released on bail
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-09
By Telegraph.
Spirit OF the Stock Market.
NEW YORK. June 8.


The Posts money article says:
The loan market is very easy and quiet at
g per cent Commercial paper Is scarce and
wanted at 6eST< for inst class names. Stock
market Is dull. Governments are unusually
inactive. Railroad shares are quiet and rath-
er lower. Aner the board New York Central
was quoted at WI Erie 6271; Reading l091<;
Michigan Southern 194 Illinois Central
l2l1z; Pittsburgh sl1S: Northwestern 81 do
preferred 6I1<; rock island s25<; Canton So;
iater-Erie sold at 62IS.
The Commercials money article says:
Affairs on Wall street are dull. There Is lit
tie speculative interest in stocks and prices
are for the moment weak. The chief exeap-
lions are Michigan Central and Northwest
ern. Erie Is quiet There Is considerable
speculation on the street as 10 the probable
course of Its price. Governments are rather
strong for all descriptions. At the morning
board prices were the same as at the close OF
business yesterday. Money becomes gradu-
ally easier and the rate on cali IS generally s
per cent The banks are getting per cent.
Cd minor loans, but D per cent. on large
transactions. discounts are fairly active and
rates rather favor the seller. For prime nine
days paper the rate Is about 81 per cent;
four months paper, per cent. The banks
surplus national currency through loans 70
Wall street banking Arms Tor SIX days Win Win
out interest, payable in legal tender Ine
notes have been sent into the interior by the
firms borrowing them. Gold, whlch Is decl-
dedIy weak, Is being attracted from Dy me
advance ia the premium yesterday. ABOUT
four millions double eagles were received
from the INTERIOR Foreign Exchange is dull
and weak. There is decidedly more demand
time bills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-09
The Dry Goods Market.

The following is the report from the New
York Dry Goods Exchange, JObbers' prices:
There Is little change in the market to-day.
Some heavy cotton goods are a shade lower.
The trade for the season Is good. Brown
Sheetings-Pacinc extra Be- do H 2s1zz- Lam
caster 2Oc; Atlantic A &c; do II 24c; Augusta
DC; Cabot K 1c: do A &c: COhaSset dc; In
dian Head &c; MedIOrd 2l1<c; Nashua extra
DC; Naumkeag a 2lc; New Market A 2lc;
featuring Company 25c; BARTLETT &c; Bates
Xxx &c; do BIB PC; Dwight sc; Harris Dc;
Hill's Semper Idem &c; Home 321<c; Hope
2Sc; James 2S1lc; LonSdale &c; TuscaToTa
32I5c; Waltham Sc. Cottonades-Eagle 521zc:
Farmers ana s. nechenies ooG New Sork Mn Mis-
Loom and Anvil 55c. PrintS-Cocheco 2Ic;
Merrimac 2l92ci Sprague's Frock dc; do
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-06-09
New York Money and STOCK Market.
I NV YORK, JUNO 8.

NEW 1Ohhs Juue o.
Money and Gold-Money easy and quiet at
8 per cent for call loans. Sterling Exchange
Dull at l0g5k9ll0. Gold-IrTegular, unset
tied and decidedly lower; opening at I4O5S;
advancing 70 l4l1S, and closing At IS9.
government StOcks-Dull; SD coupons OF
1852, 1g2k; $40 coupons of iS65, I0I5Ss; lO-4Os
s61s; T.3Os, third series l051E.
Stocks-Steady; Chicago & Rock Island
VA Chicago & Northwestern BIZ; do pre-
nois Central 120lS; Michigan Southern 49,;
Reading l09Z: Erie g; Pittsburgh & Fort
Un on Telegraph 6l1f,
Al the O'Clock board the following We're
the principal prices: Western Union TeIe-
graph Sis: Quicksilver 5Ilf: New York Gen.
tral YES; Erie 631S: Michigan Southern 795z:
Cleveland & Pittsburgh SIS: Rock Island
We: Fort Wayne 961S; Northwestern 3I1SS: do