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There every God dId seem to set bis seal,
r f. re oyr Me11a ss % low different
nd seS waes c.E Es Ps5s.sa sa p
HeT LII, sboS sR 4 q
fn9 Today II he action Of the President 70 think
hat ii lheF wealth md ~ theiE blooa has been
que1ed, to think that the rebels should and Eeloge
md seeE shelter from tts man whom they had 90
nss9s ms id1 peepd think
ousy aboa. these ia e1sre @ which tie
present dmo .seitafin9 this country, and md ont
s5 fSass e e. He NJ Repsb apG
az IND 5sag he fsSssas
Id I'D consider mi Ut ,6s soahefn waa e T.
bea a ,os saSs 5
ern aIastoc1acy The control 81 tha nation: Wno ne
ha7s never worked, know nothing about la.ss maau,
% tSe pooi irishman @ q tho No1th beeapse hs hss
foF EheSs se nssa %eold as os
sssesp.d spd insib eoad not hsve iu:E blood
money, rade by the barte1ns o. nnmsn ~ ,o senth
nsy y sSs .ndios in II RsS
bresaIen Therefore, let us " aaa ne @ sa1sa.
sn kssR @ th1 hfa fase fsot q = es7
Ihese IL no fear Il he Indiana Fenlen ~ %in @ give
taess 1Se y. ~ 49, crc1e Of the Fenian Brother:
hood n lis ssata that will heed thc sound l9gsc o.
tss ay S ,0,s 0. tSs S,s sphassE pssnsa s3s
4sttLsn; f,r his seryIces to their poor bleeding
eountsy and thst they beliere BY their ine5easIne
ndr]jt1 In him thAt he Is IN honest man, - WHICH
Ths leaders Of Democracy may bc clsssed ,as
follows osners f5'see! sfstt STSfea
Is; s5tsG5 e. Dstby Enesb
Members Nc oi Farfiamest New York lno1opoaliatt;; e;
heiT ata ptxs aghtsISs Sag Es STas
key sellers, and horde Of other dealcH nMa II
vefbal villatny. Row you eannos aaoT = IT, ,3 p;
nA1nc Of single American genNeM% soo 70 !ooK ~
j. ssV:of tba ss1naraw y John1on.e 3Io0 may Te
: | DICT great 'muuny yesy soon On oos1d' II
, 1866-09-02

The Union German States and Their
Curious Little -Capltals+Their Utter
Usclessness Demonstrated-A Spicy
Dlsacct1on.-~
SIlFfon the 1endoa TINES, Anr:; IL, ~
of eaD the ss' Old GERMAN Cen au ,snnG aS sarsiSe
the nrst meeting Of the Mationa1 Par
liaments Aid is it at all desirable that
they should suryiyef Such arc the qnes-
tions now mooted throughout Europe among
e ehanass nnS mi initiated ii sby Count BIsnaaFk's
Eeaton gsaaa ka9 Fsihe1ls6d ah1 IT, Tete men who
still think that "uni1cation" has taken
from Italy more than. 1t thas given, aud who,
of course, apprehend that Germany Wonld
There IS nothing Of which thinkers OF this
temper have = greater horror than Of central
izatfon. AN. the military strength I'll The
political asceadencJ, in. the world,
cannot, in theiE ;opinion,. make. up foT or
+ local character; Of pleasing variety and ori-
ginality to which fhe division Of q country
/ Into petty communities Is supposed to give
rise. Why should such minor centres as
Florence Or Turin, Dresden or MnniSh; 60 to
as Paris or Londonl Continental life, you
listen to the suggestions OF many of our most
sympathizing tourfsts,' will lose half Its
charm when the cheap gafeties and easy hos
plf0llLlc8 OIL Lua ulQUEAuuEG6 CD10G t0 III G1As
Nothing moro enjoyable than a little krah-
| winkel, with its accessible sch1oss and open
Schloss-garden, with Its choice picture gal
lery, open free of entrance-fee on Sunday ;
Its well trained brass bands, playing for love
the main square its cheap 1odKnEs ss4t ehSsap
| OF nniforms, Its stars and CROSSES, gold
keys aud silver sticks, and It's little coterie
| of well-bred, -waltLipg,- flirting, pic
picElng attaches. Our good, easy
tourist will tell you Of all tho honor himself,
his wife, and his daughters were shown at
Krnhwinkel, when, on nero Introduction
4 by Her MaIesty's Charge d'AfaiSes. they all
\ went to the gra,sdt reunion mt the palace
where the Crown Prince, with that charming
af1nbility and condesccn<lon by which tht
i Krahwinkel dynasty have always heen dis
tingntshed-and which,. "let me- tell yen
Of a certain foggy Island that shall be name
lcss''-hanied our tourists :wifa to the sup
pcr-4oom, and the Dowager Grand Duchess
stately octogenarfan lady, with silver hal
! and high-hcelcd shoes, offered himself. til,
bewildered yet delighted tourist, a pinch on
of her own smut. box. - Surely, !" he reasons
all full Of the g}oriea of that memorable even
ing" Surely, II Krahwiukel WAS Of po-use II
the world, neither did it my harm. Th'
people looked free from care, # not happy
well fed, II not well clad and they had al
easy life Of it-the men drinking aud smok
Ing, while the women, to be sure, harnessc'
t1aces with their. dogs. They paid hardl,
any taxes; the evils Of conscrip!ion sat light
!. | ly upon them, and they hardly sent q though
, beyond the frontier that shut the world on
| of their sight," The minor German States
| indeed, had hardly any Of the vices Wfafc
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

UURNISUED COTTAGE al Hastings on the
L Hud.on Inquire o; Dr. H. 81 SMITH, ~ I'' f'-''"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
proposals.
wAs1rSeroS. d. C., March D. 1916
DROPOSAIS fnr SAEES and LOOKS. -


L SEALED PROPOSALS vii De received A. The Once
Of the Supervising Architect Tres.urT Department Washing
ton c. Until IL April lS6 for furnishing the burs Al
Proof and tie Burglar and Fe Proof sis required by he
Treasury Department f9r year on tie tccepaee o! tie
proposal o. the successgl bidder.
Specifications and drawings FOR tie Burglar Proof sa's'
showing tie form Of construction o. present used VIZ ,ie
ptes Of sud hardened steel be obtained upol
application a. itis Department. ,
Burssr and Fire Prooi ssfes vii be ronsr1cted in the
saue manner and cssed with suitable FIRE proof cover az
IN, and specifications for which must be submitted BY
the bidder o.,
safes be ,pped in perfect condition vi hin srsa'onao'
time from date Of order.
TIE iock. viii be furnished BY tbi Department, bat must
be put IA place by the contractor ana b. IN perfect woik
order when the SAFE is turned over 20 the proper once c We
Government. -,
The bids be rer superficial foot, measured on the outside
and 20 chrg whatever lcu- painting ana 1ooE
fixtures. Excerpt cot Of locks.
PROPOSES viii also be received for Burg gar snd fo"oe'
Proof Locks, 70 be accompanied with sanlp't. IL. -
All tids must be accompanied y TIE gusIsly oi i"o
spousble persons in tie d so" tnt te tllact -
sccep and perform the contract Il awarded 70 him ie SUN
cheney q tie security 70 BE- certified % ~ tue Dsi-tA
toruey Of the district wler- tEe bidder fesides .
The Dersrtrnent the et 20 rec anv or al os
or 70 award The contract for Burglar Proof safes 20 party
and the Borg az and Fire Proof Ss'e 90 another, u be
deemed m the interest of the Government 20 d. 90 and no
bid i be- ndeed iha; does not conform 70 the require
Ineuts Of his adveItiFeTert - .
Proros.i. 70 be iudoel Proposals for Safes end Locks
and addressed A. B MULLkTr Acting SupetVsiug ArcA
ect Treasury Dep rtue1t Nsshngon, d. {.
a. Il. MI LIFT. Acting Supervising Architect
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

As.1sr.yr QuARrRRMa Masr ER- GENERALS OryIcy,
PHIIADuLPHIA March 20, 1866
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this Office untf THURSDAY the 5h Of April next at IL
O'Clock M for immediate delivery at the Schuysh AT'ena
In merchaDtabe packages Of
1000 Brass Rings. 1t inches.
iOOOo Iron Wire Snaps (Hotchkiss's pstent) ineh.
1900 Iron " Il" Rugs inch.
500 u Copper Ryets assorted.
800 u FLAX Sewing Twine.
ALSO,
10000 wards Sc inch Burss to be delivered At the rats OF
5000 yards per week.
Parties offering goods should make separate proposals for
article offered the qusntity they TO inrsh the
prce (which should be both in ana h2 ures) and
conform Of this advertisement copy oil ~hie
should accompany each proposal
Samples Of the articles required may he seen IT tins once
Samples when submitted must be marked aud nomoeren
20 correspond with the proposals and the pares thereto
must guarantee that u goods shall be- IN every respect equal
"a sampe otherwise the proposal will not be considered
Bids will be opened Thursday the 9TH day OF ApIl eh
a, NJ O'Clock M when bidders requested to be present
Zach bid mrs be guarantees by responsible person'
rpaiures must appended to the aee and Ger.
tilted to A. being good and sufficient security for the amt .n'
involved by some public unctonsry Of Che United Sts't
All be made out the regua< "hlch
will be furnished on application at tins ONCE
The right reserved REJECT bid drened
and no bid from defauns contsaet WAL be IoeeIVed
Indors. envelope Proposals for hefe insert the pAe o.
the article oferedl." . , cropcr II
Bv order Of Breyet Brissdier General GEORGE II.
CR0SsMAN Assistant eneIM ntsI Sa'e'
Army. iir-''p.i i -, NJ, I'M; a.
States Amy.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Nem pnblirations

WANTED-SUBSCRIBFRS for the grand
w patriotic PICTURE The Immortal Shamrock r
Sent by Ius receipt Of prics42. J. A. COUGHLAN,
Publi,her No q C.dafst New York send FOR Circular.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

y F.rtning-ou Conn; We urr SHED house ?. d. ',r
vrrv essuy situated 20 reut Tor fogr I've or rpu N ID
,c...ss5~r -ireu Immediately. Inquire cf Jo>Et
Hr-IL Moray Hil Institute, coroes o! IaiyniAAs~ -
Stxfl-aye
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

DY willing and oblging COACilMAN, a
SITUATION With some private family has good refer
ences aud will work moderate CAL On OF address
GROOM ". 81 Nasslust. Room No. 3
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Htal estate for Sale.

4 HANDSOME and very convenient COuN-
n TRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE, q: Grr.nwieh'
Gem the depot hour on Se~i OH .nd Nsv harsn
Railroad a; tie head of the haftori cofnptnd ns "
steamer 10 tie CITY and bsct daily healthy ard very de
,ir.be location for. gentleman and hs family soc' too1
best o. school, sud chsfches house nearly n-T
ysntepse h..h and air uu.u-psss-d: with hot ard cold
water stationary nbs rnsb bowls above sad below ss a.
through led by eEesel-1t s'es'n uea.ns spp 49, -
three sd-, three cellars l5 rooa' beside ofiry hl ISL
room and pantry nearly three sere oi siosno-
choicest varieties of pesrs sppls plans ehefTi-s ana
garden stored with berriss snd oih-r drioAl's
tc,.s b-r ana .t.bs henery snd WoodhoUse Price a
Furuture csn be hsc d.fed lDcui'e o. W. DA'
10 "a Brosdwrv OF A. B. MATHEk, Greenwich depot
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
Sitrat,ous n)antco- Glales.

YOUNG MAN wants EMPLOYMENT
"a iswilng to mske himself generally ss'u ~ almost ="
ncit bss GOOD refreucs Address C. H., Tribune Ohics
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

DLAINFyELD.-Th COmm0jiOuS ana Ele-
i CANT Bui d ing known the 0PHELETON SEMINARY
red for SALE with the beautiful -oan4, attached ~
tno grove ofthree either o private deace
or family hots will sccoumoi'te 90 or ~ persons one O;
The best position, for hcss hotel could he tmnee aie
cid nm a. higb prices. furnished unfun.hed For further
and plans Of building, inquire al NO q bfosdEsv
Roon No a. ISAAC ID. GuYEk; 0r L. DEAN DOW.
Planheld.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
RraI gstate for Sale.
AJIWANTING FARMS.

n Lsrr- and thrirng settlement o. ';nsani ri.i
1Ii-r.. % mile. south ot Phisdelph. ~ rnlroad
RIca ,o; PRODUCES large crop.. twenty acre tracts Al :
Ger .r, payable within four years; COED business oFenins
sood ,ociey Hundreds s-ftnE and niahns inprove
n.r,, Appy 70 CHAS X LANDS, Postmaster 'inelAnd
Lsnd, tovn.hp NJ Liter, sas~-r-d fsp~r, eont' aa.
peb,T,e, 1,-,e-, Edf.or Of The Tibsse ~ 20 on; 0 n.
~oi srseHsirs Jrf.e aosi ere' pf''n eA'
rui, condition 70, pesIGHiJ Jgr"iHg iS' 80 Nn9- 90"
.,cs AZ u. Hkr,ern PratrIsl
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

HOUST 10 LET-NO. % :. Marx S-place'
r-, .ori,, bl.eraen, .nd sttic. high stocp, s. Ap'
rvo FOLSOM No 10 trst-sye., corner % hsnih''t'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

A PAYMASTERs CLERK O.. ,. N per.
fectly con peeut desires employment References hf'
cas, Experence two years. Address O.. Tribune Once
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05


No lJs PeaTls.. y. 1.
FRUIT and GARDEN FARM-For SALE
"A OF to LET-.. NI,tons, New-Jersey. l; niles from
DEPOT, 81 ie, fion Bound Brook . miles ron Ne"-foTs
good PLAIN bud.ng,. "a peaches, some goed ippe'
cherries &c horses and farming utensils Pe for ne
whole 90 very easy II NJ sold ~ ne lvtE i-s
vnl b, 10 at AMY to slLAS DAVENPORT,
No 100 Greeuwilh.I., il Bag Stors
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received al

- II
- the Office Of the Cerk Of the Boad Of Education corner
Grand and Elm land nowhere eise until BONDA1
the 18th day Of April 1866 st Y o'clock noon oT supplying
the COAL and WOOD required for ire Public schools IN
this city or the ensuing year say ye thousand 50 uns Of
coal and three thousand 6 600 cords Of oak wood and
thousand hundred QJ} cords Of pine wood more OF
less.
The coal must be Of the best qusy Of white ssh fsroce
ard sizes in good order two thousand Two hundred ana
forty q 240 pounds the and must be delivered IN the
bins the several school buidngs The proposals must state
which il pTosed TO SUPP the coal 80 be
from named f accepted and must state
the prce per Of two thousand two Lunored and ory
The oak wood must be Of the be-, quality 'he sticks
less than three 3 feet long and not rs on three 90 inches
in diameter.
The pine God must be OF the bco quality 10, ess than
three 90 feet SIX CO., inches long. , ,
The proposals state the prce Ter cord OF oar hundred
and twenty right C cubic iee sohd measure Tor bo pine
and osk wood ard also the Irice per cut fo awz and p
ting per osdhe quantity Of oak wood to be sp oay
quired by the Committee on Supplies.
vision the Inspector Of Fuel Of the Board Of kduc1ou and
be delivered at the schools when ordered a. follows;
June t~enyhh day Of August and the remainder
required by the Committee on SUI plies.
Said wood both and pine, must c- delivered sawed
and when required spit and must be piled IN the yards
mated by the proper authority The contracts Tor supplying
said coal and wood he binding until the 10th day q May
1901 Two sBretes for the faithful performance oi TIE CON
will be required and each proposal mast be
with the sEnaIes and residences 81 the proposed suTets
No compensation viii be allowed for deiyefing isi coal
and wood Of the schools nor for putng Hd png he
same iu tho ya-ds cellars vaults bins Of said choo
Proposals must be dresed 10 tie "Commitee on sup,
plies of the Board Of Education" and should be indorsed
Proposals for Coal" "PTop,sas for Wood as tbe cA'e
may be. o., a,
nroposals offered TIMOTHY BRENNAN,
SAMUEL B. Il. VANCE.
JAMES w. tARR.
JAMES Il. DUfiGNAC,
JAMES l.. MILLER,
New.York April 2, 1866. Committee on Supplies
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
DE PUBLISHED NEXT SATURDAY.

THE MAN OF THE WORLD
BY WILLIAM NORTH
Comp In one Duodecimo Volume. Price 81 30 in
Paper ~ in Cloth.
III.
THE LIFE, SERVICES. MARTYRDOM
AND FUNERAL OF
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
Sixteenth President Of the United States,
with full account Of The Imposing Ceremonies at the Ma
tional Capai February u, fat6, and
TIE HON. GEORGE BANCbOFWS GRAFTON,
Delivered before both Houses Of Congress- by then request
in presence Of
PRESIDENT ANDREW JOHNSON,
The Cabinet Gen Grant Chief Juce Chase and the Dplo
matte Corps.
Complete In one large Duodecimo Volume Full Of ustrs
tions. Price 8 50 in Paper; ~ IN Cloth.
~ booksellers solicited to order at what they
NAV want Of each Of the above Books that et orders
can be filed from the fIst editions
Send for Peterson's Descriptive Catalogue.
Books sent posoge paid receipt Of retsil price.
Address all cash orders retail n whoesalr to
T. h. PETERSON BROTHERS,
No 3O6 Chestnutst. Phiadephia, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

| LOR SALE-FAGM Of 6i acres, y miles
i from MoTr.town; coed house and out buildings some
wood; two streams: land in good orders hIs fui Tenn.
easy Addref, D. Box No. %, Morristown H. }. Woul be
rented II not sold by 18TH inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

from Pesk.kl containing 1870 - good sni tca
late! 10 be divided IN OF pscesl bordering 90 afe tse
sbundsuce o. fr1t improvements good terms easy q4s
o. l. : HORTON. Cfotou DAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

nor SALE. or 20 LET-One or two of those
Il e-s,.cuss 4story brawn-,ione HOUSES. north SIDE Of
Forty.hfthst, near FiiA.sye. A. TRED"ELL, No lJJ
Chambera-st
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

OOOks.-lf you want to buy cheap 60 u, 70
Jleeckerst - - '.H--- I
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
6ousss ano farms Danteo.

NNvANTED-To HIRE, for a small private
W family, compete y furnished HOUSE-Ai.A stooP
fours,ory between Fourteenth and Twenty sIth.t and
east Of fi.haVe 5000 year WI be paid. Best city
references Aidres, z. q. Box No 5.tjl.
WANTED for May lst, or Immediately, three
w or four spacious LOFTS for hight manuiscturin.
purpose. Address, WITH particulars, Boz No. 1858 r. D.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
TnKAsrRY DRPAkTNENT.
OFFICE OF srPERvIsi.o ARCHITECT March p, 1866
DKOPOSALS fOr NORIH RIVER EIAC

IUEAsTRf DFPAblHkNIs :
Oyytoz oP erPERyIsf.e ARCHITECT March p. 1866
PROPOSALS fOr NORTH RIVER FLAG
GING.-Propos,s val br received a. this Ofce unti u
O'Clock n April H. 1866 Furnishing North River ns
fox the sidewalks IN front Of the west wing Of the Ieagy
Building 70 be- delivered the won. and Of the following
dimensions aud NUMBER viz:
I76 Stones a. INKS f. in, not less than in. thick.
Stones n in T. in. not les than IN. thics
I18 stones r. n.I3 r. ir., not l.s than in. Thick
The surface tie fag must be perfectly Out o. wind ana
the toOng with the length q the saMenacln- too
preferred edges viii be after delivery the plates
must be furnished with sufficient margin 10 work perfectly
the above dDsnsO and All will be rejected Wilch
are different this respect The bids 20 b. per superhcia!
foot (essured did and include al cost Of delivery
and also specify the time IN which can be delivered
Payments will BE- made delivery, with sresefYaon o.
10 T. cen, until the whole Of tic above j. delivered.
The Department the right reject any al hids
II be deemed for interest Of the Government to DO
no bid will be considered thst doe not conform to tie
quremeuts Of this advertisement.
Proposals be ndorsed Proposals for Fagzns and ai-
dressed TO A. Il. MuIett Acting Supervising Architect
Treasury Department Washington D c.
A. B. MrLLETT. Voting snpsrvi..ng ArcLlIe.'.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

EOR SALE or TO RENT farEished-An ele-
eait -r.dence q. Peelssi, cou.us ling misE hcent
view of the Hudson; caaius a the modem improve n-uts
FERNS essy Picture AID particulars al DEhRiCkoON
BARTLE1T'S, No. 80 .Beskman-st
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

- sALE-An ineIhaustols bed O. CHINA CLAY, gu.li!
ur,ursssed IL hour from Newforf, with 'scies ior PIE
p.ps i FOR rnsrkei nearly completed, embracing rsin
boiler .urins shsfus With coils Of steam dryns rl
10 AsoIl6 choice Fsfnins Land, On -hieh tae
above I. located with excellent two s;ory dwelling pihs
,bfse ,Ge. extension IN Sth dining room four o-o'
roo, txo psure Kitchen and wsshroom' hns s4Tden Ni'
small ifut. zoo gated 'p2e, pear, peLea ~,
two bsrr,. carriage ard stables with sleep lii 49,
shed, below pigEery ard poultry houss 81 10 gooa
vel sfered bs beautiful trout stream 10 rods non uu
inzs: hotel and schoohouse within o. ioei LooI
ururns.ed fr health; ear, and from NevNork every
forenoon. rrfrs trains .. Weduesfsy. and os'gri
ID11tre OF John r. HOPKINS. Ne $Csdlrsi. Room u
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

Row Ready;
A ESoNE'
vol, nea. beveled cloth l2mo tinted paper.
Price 81.
remarkable Novel Of classical character The plot Is ir
gepiou. and Hows forward in steady current carrying with
It, pictured on is BOSOM the Roman Life of the 0fNes
pasisn.
JOHN BRADBURN.
No. 40 Walker-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
EOR SALE,

ENOR SALE,
Y A FARM on LONG ISLAND -.
about mile. from Sag Hsrbor che Bay coatnin2 %
acres over one under cultivation the balance woodi
borefrou, OF nearly quarter Of mile al the buang ne"
about wears ago foufe contains u barn end carnage
hos,e fenerv and icehoD-es battling, hsing slnnn-
arpg on your own premises: the rouse j about 20 ieet
f9u tue waer elevation about 80 fret muandng nne
view Of seq Hsibor snd the Bays hne location for hote
rytc boarding house, several HUNDRED oeGs OF ssaweed
come 80 on the premises through the yearn nure or he
whole iar1n Photographic views sud al il.rnaiion py
iuquiriog Of . =. ". btNNEl
CHEAP for cash. No. Zii uttn-st' hroch'Yn'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05
% frt.

ITO LET-The UPPER PART of brown
Il rene. hsh-uosp house. also. PARLOR FLOOR 70.
geher sep.rsey with modern improvements al No III
Easl FLY -hfth-st-, a. American family OF aGuts
VNO LET. for SIX months or @ year, large
fsrnshei ROUSE, holr ty river raj Of the city
Atdre. ) KOBlEsOS, Tribune Ofics.
VNO LET in NEWARK, \. IA Irst-class,
Il three ory frame HOUSE situated a. No lA Orange
a., lew nliruie. walk from the n X p. hhroad depot
..ea
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

ITO LET-For the Slmmor or year. the
! RESIDENCE - the late Elijah Niddlebrook ". D., D
i frorl iIidg.uor, Conn n miles from Beer. Mi De-
rot on Hou.atonic Rlroad three hours from he" YORK
mmed e possession Large brick House u Rooms beside
R..aleuf; age Yard Garden. barn Carriage and Wood
House. sot Water plenty OF Fruit; Churche, and schools
sea- Address {. : AlDDLEBROOh, Box No 10 Bridge
np-f
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ENPV OY TUF NORTH RIVER-For

4 SALE At Riverside Ulster Co. sbou; g. niles from New
YORK he FAkM Of 20 s-res OF land mostly eIoeirnt
eu,y OF water The house is charningy .ocsita
sbort di.tance from the River bank and commands mag
nhcen; view Of the River icr 70 nj e. me konse -
or Nbrsrv dripgoor1 and bed hTsi a0c our ped
rooms on second hoo- with ard Kitchen &c Good Two
story arrhouse barn, stable, granary eoTncro 10y
orchards. small fruit grap-s -rd~L, Ac ALe p4oie' 0
be reached in about a h0rrs tT0m the city. -
49, .pI.pi'd FAkM and COUNTRY SEAT a. Esopu''
oppcse Hyds Psrs. sbout Ia Fine houe II foo,
farmhouse. large bans cottage N shore al rece'.sy
bgisdg. Abundance OF choice fruit al kudi everything IN
the most perfect oTder adj oning country SEATS Of Dr.
Arcd Ru..~ aud j. J. As;cr eqTs aud others Or iui
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no PRIVATE FAMILIES dtsirlng pLoasManl M

no PRIVATE FAMILIES desiring pleasant
L COUNTRY RESIDENCE duringthe present ysaf-A gen
tet.p has iu. erected 4r.e ald coumcdious building IN
the upper part OF Nestchester Comfy containing some
rooms with large psror, dining and bilhsrd rooH' De
lciou. water a. the door ice-house uI - uns DARE
sta =, good garden spot. hne playground or cllrn
and lsrge pond Of water for tshns or boating tAe
,yhea f1pt admiraby arranged for the sccomfodaon on
u about 20 persons. Including servants TINS Is me
OPPORTUNITY or soou four SIX puVae iAlr' 10 Siuo
,6--tn@r -nd where the families known 30 each ohe
vord make pleasant and comfortable residence cus
ID. whole year Of easy access by rnVsi Just 20
fs' walk fom the station Persons be here at a m
and leave 20 p. o.. fm advantage Of express trains heh
per year 0DU References VIII he required as 20 eha
scey and responsibility. tor ilrher particulars oppy 20
JOSEPH PlCkARD Rotunda Building unaeT Cr9'on Alse
d1rt Board City Hall, or TO q. f. HiChOk PaIt bauk
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

TOR SALE-The two very superior iour-story
browa,top- Frrneh roof OUSEs, No. 70 and :! Nes
ot, ninth p FEET inche, by 81 lot h-i tie ooct fos
40 ~ " ct Forty-d,athst
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

COTTAGE and 20 LOTS for :ALE-ln the
best part OF fRayen,woo: valuable river frontage AMI nue.
view Of Central Park. =.
ENOCH ARMlTAGE, No. "a John 4. Room No.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-04-05

nOBERT MACLAY, No. 70 Cedar-st offers
Az on a., O'N . SIS m,
~ onro.i,s Ft-nch The.., fll rilth....... 25pf
isu, 49, sb and m ,ves f1u width ... 30cA
l3h-,t between Tth and Sh vt Furniture. .ooH
GUNNER HOTEL for SALE-in Westches.
- ter Coenty or Inc Of Harlem Railroad, % par
rrov, on margin o. buildings. 90 feet ont, anps
sisbADy. Particular Of ROBERT AACLAl' Nc 'sOedsf'I
rINO DEALERS IN LUMBER.-For Sale, the
l. largest aud most .Ssi soe r,e, Of MEEK LAND IL
valley fesvy tiunbered sasy o. se BY good roads. dt
,snt seven nrs fom riivay tran'por'ato1 - uies ron
M. water on the ldseu PTi.inE about l1Oc Ecr,
and every advantage for age ara prohsoe iu
p,rn. business spur ttck on regular ascending grads
com lhe pr,s,pt "a road ch-spy aid the me already
urveyea and located cat OF ~ IA the whole distance %
exceed 81 feet Apply to G. ROOT, No - NsssAH'si Or
TO S H. CORNELL so. lS4 Fulton 81