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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

Srmi.rgscE OFFICE. L. :. A., No. 8 soCTH GAYsr,l
baltimore, Nd Jan. 81 lebl.
GOVERNMENT SALE or 81 RPLUS
" HARD BREAD.-Seaed Proposal. in dupieits VIII
he received q, this Office daily lnd ed a l. c0ch
WEDNESDAYS and SATCRDAfS during the month or
February purchase Of surplus GOOD tNiiD bktAD
on hard 81 tli- depot. 49,
The Bread IN q; fifty 50l pounds each Al tho
Bread oe red under this advertisement Las been carcy
and thoroughly Inspected each box having been opened
arnned ina then rccooTered and no box allowed repaei
which did not come up to the standard 10 tro0ps
NJ proposals creved less than i'enty tlOl box- P-
chases will delivered board Of Transport. whoG *
peuse O the purchaser. go
PAYMENT required IL Government fInGs on notihoatoa 81
acceptance bid Twenty days allowed purchaser 20 r,'
neve or., Shoud navigation be closed during ili
the will no; be considered Proposals 70 be ~
dorsed on the envelope Proposals tor Hard Breed and al
dressed to- THOMAS WILSON Breyet Lieut.. CO.
snd c. ;. L. ;. A, Brevet Brighten. hcis
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

W IhlNAI T. u AN utNlIlUE "a pleas
i ant COUNTRY RESIDENCE daring next year--A gen.
temsn has Just erected asargs and cOmmOdous building in
the upper part of Westcheser Comfy couains some 20
rooms with large psrlors dsng and rooms delicious
the door cchous9 barn ihbes good garden spot
De play ground for children and large pond Of water for fish
ing boating the who'll. thing admirably arranged foT the
comodaton Of about 10 persons including servants This Is
fine opportunity for about four six private families club
together and where ths families are known 10 each other
would make peasan aud comfortable A. deDce during
the whole year. 1t 10 of access by raroad just ~
minutes walk rom tae station Persons be here
and leave a. full sdvartsge Of express trains Price
Per year. 5000 Brokers furnishing tenants wal be SLOWED
the usual commi sion the lst Of February Reference.
Will be requirtd TO character snd resPonsIbiy kor
further particulars apply to JOSEPH PlCkARD. Ro'uda
buidlng under Croton Aqueduc boad tny Hail. or TO g.
r. HiCkOK. Park Bank
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

CHIYP QuAnTgRnAsTERs OFFICE.
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT. February no. iBoo.
INTENSIVE SALE OF GONENRMl,Nf
~ CLOTHING AND EQUlPAGE. - , -,
Wi De sold a public auction, az the sChC Lkih AK
SENAL Phlsde plis on WEDNESDAY. the 2lst in,ilnt.
at 10 O'Clock. a. ~. srsat variety Of NEW AND "os"
comprsEg-
Ayes Jackets,
Root. Knspsscks,
BOotees ketues'
Bu,iou. Jegcius,
Costs. Nlt,els
Coat str,u, Me,. Paus
Ceup { nor, aud Cases. Numbers.
Can. Pillow Coos.
Cap Covers snd Cspe' Pompons
Canteeu, Shir-
Drawer Sticking.
Fpaue'te. scale
tlugs, Sp1des,
,;.tlr. Leather ,0i Can. Stogcl'
"a. Sweet Lea'rs..
Hstc1e,s and Handles shA-b.ne aud Ncsre'
Hsy.r.acks Teu,,--abop, J.Vri CJttsB
Hat Ornaments. and Linen.
Iron Bed,f.sd. Tent Flies
Iron Pots IaImas . 49,.
adve estisomenf.
MANY of the articles sre and IN eI,eheu. condition.
Catalogues stating quantities aud descrbng the poPety cNi
be obtained AZ this Office.
The articles BE- for two day previous - '.Ae,
upon application 10 the Military storeacepeT a. tr Ar'+ls
1'erm,-Ca as.. In Government funds -
WILLIAM ". NcKiM
Colon. ani Chief Quartermsster. Philadelphia Dep''.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
DOLLING MILL for SALE.

IL Tie CA1ASAU OIL MANUFACTURING COMPANY
offer for SALE their LLlN0 MILL situated At Csisauqua
Lehieh Co.. Penn The mill neifly snd in excellent
condition II has single and double puddas irHce,
isy slueezcr. paddle rolls, heatl. iunscrs trn o os
for large rDn l0inch train FOR small train
boiler and plates. with sfng steam engine
for blast vertical ngines for driving the Min There
q wOrkues houses belonging 10 the mill The situation
cannot be- exced being IN the center OF The Iron and Coal
region Of the Les Valley. Application TO be- made TO H. J..
LEEDOM No. $50 North Deawareaye.. Philadelphia THE.
ODORE STURGES No. 2il Fearlst., New OH a. the
Mil. where the property can b, seen.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1866.
Third Edition Now Ready.

Third Edition Now Ready
THfs POPULAR POLITICAL AND STATISTICAL
ANNUAL CONTAINS.
AsraososIcAL DEPARTMENT;
Eelpses for the year 1866.
Iunar and Planetary Conjunc,o"s
Conjunction Of Planets and other Aspects
New and Valuable Tide Tables for 100 Places.
Jewish ardaishomedan Calendsrs.
Table Of sItyone Bright Stsr'.
PoLfrcAL DEPARTMENT:
Tui,ei States Government. Ministers. &c.
senstors sud Representatives OF XXXIXth Conge"
Jaws Passed OF the last Session Of Congress.
Public Resolutions and PIocamstions.
SsyehoiderS' Rebellion OF Chronicle Of Wsr Evenia
The Inon Party in lS65-Resoluons Of ;he Union state
Conventions on Reconstruction and Impartial suffrage
Impartial Suarsge-Laws in the Several States
The constitutional Amendment
tn. Second Inaugural Address OF President Lincoln.
President johnson on aud Impartial sahrsge
ELECTION RETURNS for 1865. carefully compiled and
COMPARED with former Elections ioI THy TRIBUNE
ALMANAC.
Territorial Election Returns for 1859
Sotes Of he Uuion Capa. Governors Time Of Neetsn.
Of Legislatures, Time of State Elections
The Territories Of the Unon-ther Capitals and Governor
Popular Vote President by States in 1854 1850 and 1880
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Are. Population, kc., &c.
We believe other manual compact and cheap as this
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6otels, &1.
Dodro an0 Rooms.

4 PRIVATE TABLE aud one or two spa
" cous FLOORS. furnished uIllrEi.hed be had
by party high standing wishing to by the FOR
.tcty hist class home Madisonaye Possession the M
OF May o. Immediately Price from $l1 20 800 each Ad
dress. with naule WILSON, Boyd, tIpres. Poet.
DOARD WANTED.-A Gentleman and his
ID Wife desire PaIlog and Bedroom with Board in a
respectable Family.
Terms must exceed So a week Address
r. p. Box No. No A.. o., City.
DOOMS--A furnished ROOM to LET at No.
IL III Wra SiNiecnh-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

CATASTROPHE on SKATING FOND
" Illustrated in oolors with music OF Matilda Ioo,s soc
Have Heard Sweet Music stesins sc aTs 10 rogue
Wearing Of the Green 3Oc Mailed free
''''' FREDERICK BLUME, No. 2Os Bowery.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

A. 81 H.fwI. Auc'ionee-.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Nos, 69i and
ID Ce6 Bro,dgay co., Of 4th-st-Sale, Of Books sta
t.lsry Pictures, Work. OF Art Fancy Goods Fun sc
THURSDAY EVENING, FEB; - a, : o.clo.s; =.
4 ',rqe collection Of MISCELLANEOUS, CLASSIC ~.
and .CHOOL BOOKS &C. Also an assortment ~ DIARIES
fo. b. a. in quantities Catalogues are ready.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
VALUABLE MANUFACrU RING REAL

VALUABLE MANUFAtEl RING REAI.
ESTirF tot SALE AT AICIfON.-TLe Real E,gat,
lately helousu. the Norwich ~ Us Colspany kYcwu
tie Eagle Aruory s.sated tie road from Norwich to
Grtenyie s1Ut half mile from the Mautcean Hotel an
the City OF Norwich Tng between tue Shetucket Ryer ant
the Norwich aud Worcester Raosd. h'lgiug frontage %
about 500 each and conaung abo Oh,
the premises sory br!ck judna ibo ?DOE5p f"-t,
with slate roof an6 shang and bes ootYpete. drying;
ro0m aud pipes hestng aud tns Oi the
Also the premises .oSd brick oioe stose house
barn engine aud boiler house. and stoy btick building
With slate roof about AOxOO Feet with shsfng and bcln.,
complete as sud pipes our biers sn engine suhr
cieni To drive the machinery in both blildirss
Also ;he Greenyilc read. adjoining hs iSovc brixS
BLOCK, contain2s tNeivc teneusuts, With -,
land which srEds also u0Ith the last uaneJ
se so, feet GLAND sad street having depts OF
about s5 feet and running back the railroad These thres.
parcels of property will be offered a. public auction tho
premises TlilRsDAl the 18th day o February rsxt,
io O'Clock. iunless previously disposed OF at plysts
sae and be positive sod to the highest bidder yogs,a
,.rns, which viii be made known NJ the time o; saA
/. l.. GLEASON, Trustee.
Hlrtforo Conn. Jsn. p, 1885
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

At No. AIS Third.ave.. by JOHN FET-
~ TRETCH, the following HOUSES are for SALE: One
Wr,, l5th-si n.sr Ninth ave, price 800 two in 2lss
IS f0 each three on 2sthsi 800 to $4,000 three on
Ta.t 9Otlst sI 800 TO 1900. four 3st-st from H.
600 70 $1,000 three East 52dst $3.50 soG"i tnee
On Ia. SD st. . 800 each three East 39th St, ~ 40 to
10 $4,000; six on Murray Hin from f2,5oO to 1913
,.f on 18Th 4th 5Oth SD 5h 55a 5oth 6th and 3'th
sts Also in YoIkvie. Harlem, Williamsburg ana nIoo.yn
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
Real Gstaie for Sale.
FARM (Oraure County Farm) for SALE.

A FARM (Orange County fnrn1) lol onh,' !.
N Situated In the Town Of Montgomery, Orange Co N
" containing ia acres; suitable for Country sea- OF
ing purpose. Church School PostOhce store pdeA,ntn
aid Wagon. maker within quarter OF nile sau arm 10
on the Cochecton Turnpike, eight miles "est OF e
OF Newburgh four miles east OF the Village oi
aud four miles from the Mont gomery and Ere hsIodu now
located On the premises IS large two story tiou
Outbuid ngs Tenant House plenty OF choice rIui or
.rs inaure Of the -ub,orber on the piems ts In
BROs. No 27l Bleeckerst, N. Y. J. MCNEIL, New
II not odd before the 18th of February the sale will be
.i,6dr,vn WN A sCOA' Coldenham Orange Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
Ualcntincs.
Hlarble Hlantels.

MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in
WI the cityto purchase MARBLE MANTELS Of the lat
eat design, Al very prices is at A. KLABERS Marble
Works No l09 East Eghieenths near Third ave-, N T.
Msntels pot up in the country. Cat this out
NTARBI,E and MARBLEIZED SLATE
WI MANTLFS S-REMONAL-TB q. STEWART has re-
moved h Marble end Slate MsnteW from la Canal
Vt 70 No COS SIXfIANE at tho junction OF Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

OFFICE or A. @. Il. WmSINGroy, DEL. Feb II l8,,
CALEofSURPLUSG CONVENIENT MULES
- An good and serycesbe Wilb sold al PUBLIC AoC-
TON 81 Wilmington. Del. on
FRIDAY. the l3d OF February
FRIDAY, the "a OF NerCh,
TWO HUNDRED SERNICEAHLE MI LIS.
One hundred each day of sale
The especial attention Of purchasers IL invited 90 - i7s
that the large well paired and N exc, -ut cos-
don being the surplu, team mules % Washington DEPOT
Animals sold sngly
sales 20 commence AZ 10 q. m.
Terns-Cs.h 10 United States currency.
By order Of Brevet.Bri1. ecu. JAMES A. rklN,
Ia charge First Division O NJ. %. -
& H. GALLAGHER Capt and A. . VI.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

TOR SALE.-A pleasant Country RESl-
J. DENCE situated in the village o! Ahens' Oh the hnd
River, and opposite the City of hud,oh' a.. & cue
brcG aud aha contains II rooms l, ~ good re
pair cistern and well in the yMd ana soe c9ce
trees, snd grape-vines. Pnce mOdefae' AVPJ ~ ''''
GATES, No 81 Bond-st
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

EOR SALE, near We,tbury Depot, Long
L Island Railroad. desirable PROPERTY ofl2 Acre. q
Land, mug house nearly new, convenient stable sud
well Of excellent water all IN good fence and under cuva
ton coo Also 10 Acres Of Llnd. 1850 dollar. tone
half money remain ptoperiyl or particular spfy
to TITUS FRAIEE TITUS, No. JAges-sir, New lols,
oron the pIrnses.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

DROPERTY for SALE-Four-story Brick
j HOUSE and LOT 2JslO0 house 2J1i2, with large
basement in South Brooklyn. Inquire Of A. DA'lDSoN'
No. 1873 Prince-st, N. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

NOR SALE at Westbury, IL minutes drive
Long Island Railroad 2O miles from New York, .
FARM u l Acres a. tlabe Land H. Of oak and hickory
timber OF locust and in orchard House large and cose
nent barn 1l feet is feet posts both Of which near
new heavy oak frames. eu,y covered with 'ei cedar
shingles and built in the most substantial manner carriage
house Louse and coscd. variety of iii'y shade
buildings Land IN productive stale Album
dance water ard good $0 can ren siu on prop
erty per desired For iurhtr Information apply 20
James.shp. New Iork, ISAAC W. kl sHMORt, No. lIo
Auauic.st Brooklyn. or ROBERT W. THUS on The pr' m
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
Goal, Sc.

EOA,-NOTICE to COAL DEALERS
~ TNCE HALL CAMEL aud LIVERPOOL OtkEL
COAL. att. FOSTER BRO .. corner oi TbnireisHh u
sDd SscOad
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

EOR SALE-At Wcsiport, Conn. the late
j "FSlDENCF II JONAS H. PHELPS decea'ed, q niles
lro Nr YsrA tv the Haven Railroad situated in the
center of the village neary opposite TIE stone Church
Tie ioa.e contains u Roors; Hall running through u
Double Pailo. bsh Ceilings large >oping and iney Shaded
Lawn m front. large Cstcru good Well Of Water large
Galden and spe ioi stable. n tl. rear. fce rbvN
Aypy 20 joins ". TAYLOR N~ipor II. IL IA, LoR,
No Rl5 Front 4 g.. ~. PHELPS American Telegraph
or Broads ~. end No s. first.,i.. Williamsburg
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
MONT PAY the HIGH RENTS.-LOTS,
EOR SALE-\ chnicc Missouri FARM

olcr for SALE Of tie rice.t ard most beautiful
FARMS IN Missouri j, /, situated n shelby County IN
d,iry the Hnnibs and s. Joseph kar0ld 90 mile.
west Of lIanuib,i mile east Of Lekeran station and
within few nles of two good market towns o improve
consist of God Farm. Dwelling ons' Mea, 'iou-"
Ic.lou.e good Bern and Crb stock Shed aud other out
Duidinrs. Tie colfars dJ acres vel waierrd ani
umbered. aud not poor ware acre neatly al
under fence There 80 scrcs IA lno mraiow
% acre. n clover ard nO r blue gass Il~r hn
OrciTi cotnif. U choice apple tree. jn' coming INTO
besrns aso, rc1r pclrie'. pnns snd ef!e' u l. not
only Grain faIm but stock Farm l. ln'ui
..-d !n this piricuia u has very superior idytag gee II
situated that be up into three farms Of
about equal number of icr aud nearly cqua value There
GOOD coal bank ,ud hne "a W ou the tract II rarely
indeed that farm valuable and beautiful q. offered ioE
s.e The uudrrned proprietor cin b, ,ecn on ie P..e'
nj. Poet Oa.c. J. slrlbna 80. X. ,. LAkEMAN.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

HOUSE for SALE-m Elizabeth y. j.. a
i genteel residence with garden Of fnit trcs. Prlre
5000 Apply to J. ". ALDEN, No. lOi william st. n. Y,
| rom 10 IA ~. TO p.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
N,ew Publications.

Tl'HE WORLD BEFORE THE DkLCGE.
4 II. APPLEION s Co.
Nos. 4t3 and 4ij bBoaDwAg
Pubi.i tis dty,
THE WORLD
BEFOEI
TIE DILGGG.
By Lows FiGyIgR.
70 us 25 Ideal Londscape' % tue Ancient World de-
sei by ol and figures u; Animals Plants ard other
Fossil fcfnas and Restoration Translated from the touItI
fr-rci Edition VOL 8v0.. s48 Pare. = 90
"Tuc oT1 before the ooa rep oducton Of one o!
these Ne4e de Lrce ~ which The Publishers Of france de-
Hst 70 exhibit Ler refined tastes H. literature aud art us
object 90 give history o. the progressive steps by which
are e. ta resched it, present state from that condition o
chaos w.Cn 10 without foim and void, and darkness
covered Che face oftie wutes the various cony uon
aud t ormltous through which il Las passed uui IA the
N',d, of the poet. f. nav b. aid.
" here Ioi.. the deer, there crew the Tree
% I8r.-. what changes Last th0r seen;
There, where the long street To3is, htth Dee"
rue silence oi the CcItrsl sea
..ot.i. compliment % the Author 70 be able 70 state
fs- plr hilton. have been uded ard 251 purchasers
to.ud o ork n the spsce Of lees tben two years de
know, atoseihr uupece tented To- works o
e. BE- rut o.. rlsr.cteI.-l Extract rou Preface
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

ERUIT FARM--5l acres, beautiful land,
i IO0o peach trees and other fruits 5000. Fem 80
acres 80 40 both in Somerset Co. JAQuES, 90 Dcys'
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
HOUSE for SALE in BROOKLYN, within

% minutes Of the fer.y by car.A desirable ilOI ~,
built Of bfck stone basement and fmmings th"e
story. basement aud ,ubesIr, n, healthy and pleasant
tion modern improvements possession Immediate Term,
easy. Cal on dires. H. f H.. nv. rs fultonst New
York. dining ssoou.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

LOR SALE--A fr,t-class. three.story, high
,oop. bsseert aud sub ceilsr brown sou- HOl 81 m
OIfori IT, fral Fulton ar from Dr. Cuyles Church
Thi. 1. one - be.t nrghborhgoi, IN BIooslyn. high
ground aud healthy. Apply a. a hNONLION, No Jj5
, ult0u ave . corner Of Portland ave.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

SQUARE stus I'D al GTeenheld Virgins. Hotel.
Coney Island Railroad Pnre, 800. Inquire Of CHRIST
IANsON & STEi EMS Post-O Otiice, Greenneld l.. !.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

LARMS,wel located and well impyovcd-good
j Builihngs-irom 2,j0e 10 f8O0o Very fine one In
Wesichestrr County to EXCHANGE. J. T.. HATCH 4 Go ,
No. ~ BIoadway, OF Nc. JI3 Ninth ave
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

EOR SALE-A commodious HOUSE, with
bali Al scfe o. of ground. situated In Morn, County.
~ r. haf mile from depot good r9lt good ne -htorhood
aud nice location. Apply NATHANIEL NILES, esq No.
Is alltt after - 2.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

j ACRES. Handsomely situated The river commanding
u view. between Newi ork and Albany. L.
capable oil Indefinite improvement, would make very
handsome place with moderate II would
coulnodas four pac. wishing build together being
handsome 4ites ioT buid.ns.. AIpy to BENEDICT
lNI1. No Z Pihe-t
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

E'OR SALE-At Yonkcrs. a desirable RESI-
L DENCE. with two acres of ground. coaclhou.e and
stable situated convenient distance from railroad depot
and .,esmbost Addfes. J. ~. T.. No. / Moore t.. room
No,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
LnR SAIL-TAe LIomestcnd HOISE and

j LOT No. 29i West Ninrte~nihs It. between Ninth aud
Tenth aves close Of lot, connecting oy
acy 213, Til, property de,rablc either ior residence
or s0r busncs. puo.cs. ATIy immediately g. sAMI III
n. LLOYD, No ~ broadsay, ~ JOHN {. hO"sEh, No
~ Sixth
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
TOR SALE at NORwALK, Gonna hand.

4 some DWELLING HOUSE GA roomsi, with about one
acre of land houses good garden &C. having iul
d the hafor and .ound and within halt mile Of depot Price
r6Sb For particulars, inquire Of 5 T.. OLMSIEAD CO..
NOrwalk, Conn
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
Real gstate for Sale.
CHOICE COUNTPy SEAT. 2

4 CHOICE COUNTRY SEAT, j minutes
~ walk from depot. 10 minutes from Eew ioTs on staten
Island hne view OF Bay barge snd good Budding Frut &c
battling fishing good ueghborhood 5000 fsns, Village
City Brooklyn Property al prices and locations fsfie'
sig to buy sell or exchsnge please call or addres,
W. IL. RlELlCh, No. i2l BIoadwsy.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

EOR SALE--The two first class, brown-stone
IL HOUSES. entirely new. ia Thuycghh st. near Park
ave. Murray Eill lmmedile possession can be gwen
Appy to q o. CHuRlIIlLL. NJ. ~ BloadvSy
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

L'OR SALE-Valuable FARM ana MIN
j ERAL LANDS o. 2e5 acres. with D.STlLLfRY on the
same miles from the depot OF the Morn, sud Essex Rail
road at Dover bor-is Co.. y. j. Adde'S d. ROSSI or
T. VI. NEfGHBOt II
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

nN LINE Of CENTRAL K. Il. of NEW
hn { elias, HOUSES, FARMS LOTS and beautiful BUILD.
ItGSITES for SALE HOUSES to rent, also, taste.
fa and convenient Houses immediately built or disposal IN
the beautiful Village Of PLAGtlELD n. J. Plans FOR nd
.clpe gardening orusmentiton Of grounds. Ac Apply r.
DEAN DOW son, No. 10 Nsitst.. second hoof, Aoou
No 10. Office (near depot in Painheld n j.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

INOR SALE--Wthin ten minutes walk OF
the depot at orisown, w.. handsome FARM of about
and IN perfect order On tho above s the Sumner
fai House three Barns Coach House lar-e number
of cherries. peaches pears. apples, Sc. also al small
Iuits. Pnee, SJ5 eO. Apply to HOMER MORGAN. No
2 Pnest tO5J.l
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

COUNTRY SEAT on Morris and Essex Rail
" Ioad. Large HOUSE, in fue order nearly new good
harn; about ~ acre, splendid aud three Hinutes from
depot Pos.ssiou imnei l'ey. Part remain mort.
g,tf j. N. JACKSON. No IjJ Bfoad~ay.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15
Gitna.lors ,Uanie0-Alalcs.

COLORED MAN wants situation as POR
4 4 TER or any kind Of WORK. Good reference Adde'S
4. NJ THOMPSON. No l63 Mulber-y-st
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

A VOID high rents and buy pleasant HOME
4 to De SOLD at auction on SATURDAY hEAl' Mus
be sold Terms easy JAQUES, No. ~ Deyst.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

- BROOKLYN for SALE, hne Location, iullsled Hous
with inmediite possession Also brown stone HOUSE no"
budina frst ci.s aud splendid location the Heights
ready 1T MAY. every way desirable Part remain Of
r.orsase !. n JACKSON. No. l55 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-15

E0R SALE-Two HOUSES and LOTS. Il.
100 each IA good order with modern improvements in
West Twent, sixth st., s. James Hotel Price 600
each TermA easy. q. A. KlSSAM No. 30 Pin. Il.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-01

HoRTIcULTURAL SocIETY,-Thc pro.
ceedings of last Saturdays meeting are
unasoidably deferred till ournext issue
We may state that there was a pref
ty general expression Of fopinion among
the members present, that peaches and
cherries will esme up missing, next
summer, the late cold weather having
generally, in this vicinity, completed
tho destruction already partially ac-
complished. The State Reform Farm,
however, is represented to be a partial
,ezccptiotl mp to this time, in. the re-
spcct alluded to. ba g,l
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-01

B@Wo wero unavoidably deprived
Of the pleasure Of attending the lecture
on Tuesday evening last for the bene.
fit of the poor. There was, however, a
fine audience, and the discourse Of
Father olREAoAN is said to have been
profoundly interesting producing a
handsome sum for the worthy purpose
intended.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-01

DThe most splendid display of the
Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, I"
which has occurred for several years,
WAS viaible in this region on the night
OF Feb. 10th, lasting from II o'clock
till 2 the next morning. hI
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1866-03-01
TEMPERANCE LECTURES.

WIN. P. CREED, Esq, will address
the people on the subject of Temper
ancc, in tho City Hall, Saturday Eve
ming, March 3rd. SIS.
A. T. TnoMPsoN, of Hillsboro, Ohio,
on Monday and Tuesday evenings,
March 5th and 9th. -.I
All persons are cordially invited ia
attend. Important business will come
up for consideration on Saturday eve.
ming. COMMITTEE.