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\ New York publishing firm have ordered
whole ship-load of white paper from Bel
gium, and a Boston firm have ordered 1000
reams in London. 1t is estimated that at
present prices good book and news paper
can be delivered in New York, all duties and
expenses included, at three-quarters the
price of American paper of the same grade
Another estimate makes the difference in
favor of foreign paper ten per cent instead
of twenty-five per cent"
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Speaking of the politics of the day, and
the lack of great men, the Newbern Com
mereial says. the want both of great men
and great objects. is too often painfully APP
parent. Johnson, and johnson only, at the
present time. like some forest tree, scars
high Love the underground of Stevens and
Summers, while the creeping parasite plants
the Forneys and Greeleys-trail along the
ground.
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PROFESSOR HNRR

rENHE Balladist Commedian and .Venrriloouist-
1 viii give two Of his original entertainments con.
ssting Of Delineations OF Character Vocal and in
strumental Music. Feats II Chinese and HindOo
Optical illusions, and amusing scenes IN Veutrilo-
quism.
the hands o. the Mayor, 10 relieve the wants o. the
poor, within the corporate limits OF the CITY
Doors open at : Performance to commence al
half past o'clock
Tickets 81 90. Children half-price. Fer ssle at
the Book and Drug stores.
Auril 27d2rf
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An Passport letter SAYS that the United
States Marshal, the British Consul, several
English officers and detectives, b. DOrau
Kiliau and several leading Fenians, are all
stopping together at the Mabee Hotel, and
that it is amusing to see them scowling at
each other across the tables and in the diff
fegent little corridors or passages.
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Y The Mobile papers of Wednesday
give an interesting account Of the Mobile
| Cadets celebration on the day previous
the fifth anniversary Of their departure for
the war
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We claim for the Florence TIE
tages over any and an Sewing
World
II makes four different st.t.la.
doublC-lOCk and double knot OH
machiue-each stitch being aibtr
fabric.
Every Machine has the rev-E,
which enables the operator. ar
thumb screw to have the work -
right or left, to stay any part of Or.
the ends Of seams, without turning
Changing the length of stitch
OF stitch 20 another. can readily
Machine is in motion
The needle is easily adjusted
skip stitches.
Tits almost noiseless, and eau
IS necessary.
Its motions are all positive there
get out of order, and its simplicity
to operate II.
1t does not require finer thrga.g
for the upper side, and win sew Eg.
seams, or from one to more thiC sla
out change Of needle Tension H.s4.
skipping stitches.
The Hemmer is easily adius-1.
any width of hem desired.
II will hem, fell, bind. gatLer
gather and sew ON a ruf3e at
has no springs 20 get ont OF order
life time
1t is very simple and easily
worked.
The taking up Of the slack thrl
by the irregular contraction ola rI-
operation Of springs. The prees
with which the Florence draw
cloth Is unapproaChed in any Sew.--
10 offered to the world.
We furnish each Machine With
Sewer. which guides the work .rsa
culable value, especially To iueETa
While possessing the above and u-
Tages, the Florence is sold at corr
with other tir5t-clas5 Machines and
nation viii fully substantial all y-
ed for it, and Justify the assertion rs
it is the best Sewing Machine
We warrant every Machine q
for il, and TO give entire aafstag
written warranty, ii required
81 Agents wanted eEggrHH
Mississippi, with whom liberia.
be made
KEYES. e. CAMPBELL
hENES. ESTES s. d.
AGENTS
WIN. J. BROWN. Jr.. Ja.t
A. b. DANCY, Canton.
WOOLFF & NORTON. Nero
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MAX woRk

aFTss JENNIE MILES announces to the ladies
vi n Tark=ou that she win teach this beautifnI
ser.T Tlishluent al reasonable rates Also 4hat Sue
~ n band choice lot which she viii sell Der
T5e,3r i ~ Mr. Parkers on Ma zaEine street
sur-ff s=4lv,,
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ga California editor, criticising a noted
actress, says whatever may be her line, it is
not a clothes line"
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q The bridge over Matubbe creek, at
Aberdeen, was carried away by a freshet
last Friday. An ox-wagon crossed il but a
moment before 1t gave way.
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ETNA

LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capi<l and Assets -.-----. 8, 036, 823.05
Nine thousand Life Policies issued in this
company in 1865, with safety, reliability
and unparalleled success.
St Louis Mutual Life ms Co. of ST. LOUIS
Assets $3.50, 1l4.09
Travellers (Accidents,) Ins. Co.. of Hartford
Capital and Assets .--------- s9'2r 40
Call and have your business attended TO
promptly, correctly and faithfully,
Jackson, April /, 1866. apl2Od3m
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II was founded in Is32-has q Charte from the
State permanent Institution, under the direction
OF Board Of Trustees appointed by the Legislature
and Is authorized TO confer degrees Diplomas etc.
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NOTICE..

1 TAKE this method to inform the public that
shaving been unfortunate in business in This place,
have settled with my creditors 10 their entire sat
isfactiOn As am about leaving this city for a
short period have intrusted my business to Capt.
Estelle. All persons knowing themselves TO be in
debted to will please call on him and settle with
out delay All parties having claims against me
will call on him also.
April 36dtf.. A. p. KEESECKER Jr.
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- Gen. Early, now in Havana, after a
sojouru ofthree months in Mexico, publishes
a letter ia the New York News, strongly
dissuading his countrymen from emigrating
To that country. He says, in conclusion
Though my own determination to remain
in exile is unchanged, | feel a deep interest
in the welfare of all my cOuntTymen from
the Southern States and the knowledge
which 1 obtained from my own observation,
as well as from the information OF others
is sufficient not only TO authorize me,
but, in my estimation, to make it my duty
to advise all those who are DESTROYS of
seeking new homes, not 70 give up their
present ones aud emigrate to Mexico, until
they shall have examined the country in
person, or asceTtained, through some friend
on whose judgment aud experience they
can rely, that their situations viii be bet
tered. Above all, let no man who has a
wife and children carry them to Mexico I'M
til he has secured a certain home and fair
prospect of support for them. By observing
this caution much disappointment and
suffering viii be avoided
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
AEvDTT0Rfs OFFICE Jarhaou

J. Thos, T. Swami Auditor Of Public Accounts, Of
the state Of Mississippi do hereby certify that the
Continental Insurance Company, located At New York
has compiled with the Act entitled Act ITO regu-
late Agencies Of Foreign Insurance Companies sp-
proved January lst 1887 and in virtue of the pow
vested in me- by id law, hereby authorize D. n.
BARROWS, = gent for ssid Company AT Jack son, in
the county of Kinds to business of Insurance
in this State until the first day OF March, e67.
60 Given under my haDd and seal Of Office at
Is the city Of jackson, this Goth day of March A
( ~ J.. l566. r. T. SWAIN.
Auditor Of Public 4 Accounts.
GEO. \. shy THE, Deputy Agent.
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BENNETT PETERS & CO.,
Proprietors,
No. rs south second street,
ST. LOUIS, MO
THE IRISH CRIsISI

THE IRISH CRISIS
4 ECTURES on the above subject will be delivered
4 for three consecutive evenings ending Saturday
evening, at Engine House. Recitation TO com.
meuCe at q o'clock particularly and precisely.
LECTCRER-MICHAEL SULLIVAN, formerly
OF Glengariff County Cork. and late private in
10th Tennessee Infantry
Admission-Oue dollar for the whole series.
Anil 9Gdgt
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CoNCERT
= q l. - Il l. EE = e,
a. RepresentnLiVes HILL

F,fday and Saturday Rigtfs 4peil 27h
and 21h
BENEFIT OF THE POOR oF THE CITY OF
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The doubts so freely expressed Of the abil-
ity OF our monitor feet TO cross the Atlantic
have been solved by the monitor Mon
adnock. She has arrived at Valparaiso hav-
ing made the passage round the Horn ia
| coed style, her sea going qualities being
pronounced ofthe first order
And after they have crossed the Atlantic
or rounded the Horn, what are they expec-
! led to do We refer in vain to the history of
| Drewry's Bluff, Fort McAllister or Mobile
| bay for an answer
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DOLBEAB COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

or THE CITY or NEW ORLEANS; Ia
Corner Camp and Common,
Opposite abe City Hotel
Entrance on both streets, IN the spacious
aud elegant Story BuiiHg IS constantly in ses
sion under eight able Professors
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DEPARTMENT OF MISSISSIPPI.
office chief QuarteTmaster,
Vicksburg, Miss, April oath, 1866 )
FIN AL - Al Z = Cd T.
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
COMMENCING AT

Jackson. Miss, Way G-t. 1866.
hatcher, Bird,
NiCksburg, F4th, -
When all such BUILDINGS, BARRACKS,
STABLES, &c, at said places as are not
required for military purposes viii he sold
at auction.
Also, at VICKSBURG, the SAW. MILLS,
except such parts of the machinery pertain
ing theieto as shall have been, before the
day of sale, delivered to ascertained owners
thereof
Also the BUILDING erected by Govern
ment, on the Reading Foundry Property"
so called in the city of Vicksburg
Also at each of the places above named a
large number of
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II The result Of the Connecticut election
is a Democratic gain Of two out Of the four
congressional districts. One Of the Dem
ocTatic districts give 26,6l6 votes, and one
Of the Radical districts only 1916.
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EXECUTIVE OFFICE,

JACKSON, Miss,
April p, 1866
The attention of the members of the
Boards of County Police is hereby directed
to the following extract from
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Reversible Feed da

Offers 20 the Ladies col Ali.s--..
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JONIINE
In surance Compan ny.
The goth Semi Annual Statement of this Compa-
uy IS herewith submitted fer your examination
showing its condition
4ssets, January 1866.

Cash Balance in Bank .---.. SlO9, i67 -
Cash Balance IN Ofice----..- 6.l72 %
Demand Loan on Stocks OF Sol
vent Institutions worth
over s. UO0) -.------.-- 1856 43J 60 500 .C5@ 20
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6eip n)auiso.

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"a WEDGwOOD's GOVERNMENT and LAWS o. Z e
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8eaebers.l

" A MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1853,
~ Is A RELIABLE EDUCATIONAL BUREAU;
a. 70 III seek weouh6od teacherf Principals, School
Ohcrs leads Of Fsmhe. SHOULD send ~ particulars Of what
teachers the "Teachee' Bulletin" a. To
represent educated teachers who desire positions The demand for
experienced teachers l. good especially o those who teach Cn
Military and Music Professors u Music and superior ss
Teachers always In demand Al teachers should hsre tbs
Application Form" a. 10 give parents information Of good
schools Facts concerning schools properly CLASSIFIED md ere
promptly submitted 10 those sho seek schools Tor their cdfe and
wards The reliability the American School lnGue' amply
vouched wenown educator, and business In ell sections
fthe country. This testimony will be when desired
J. w. SCHERMERHORN A. ~, Aciuay, so Broomest n y
Branch Offices in Philadelphia Chicago and ssyannsh
SCHOOL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and heads of fam
y this Agency superior TEACHERS for
any instruction Teachers supplied with POSITIONS in
SCHOOLS FAMILIES reasonable terms Once OF hotbe
Me azine and School agency No. BeeEn4nti ID. MEAD.
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6olioap GOODS.

6olioap Goods.
4 AIDES AID GENTLEMEN'S DRESSING and
II wRITTNGCAsEs Portfoaos, POckst Boois CsTdCA,e'
Bais Cases. Exhibition and for the Office Of tLe
nsnuf.c,urert VIM r. fkY Co. No, ia and 9e wilans
w T. FRY g. Co., Manufacturers OF the we'll
W. Known FRYS PATENT POCKET RLAsKs. METAL
TLASKs, SOAP BOXES. DRINKING CUPS. REwARD MEDALS,
he hsDusetOry, Ne. l4 and l1e wnlanst, Y.
TT1HE NEW-YORK UNION VALENTINE COM.
PAHY immense soei Of Vslsnre, exhibition tto
the udsl At Hos WIiAmst EewYork
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Daitrins Ataoemirs

Daurins Ataoemics
A DODWORTHs
~. DANCING ACADEMY.
No. az FIFTH.ANENUE. n Y.
CLASSES Cd MONDAYS and THURSDAYS.
TUESDAYS and FB1DAYs-WEDEEsDAYs and SATURDAYS,
and on SATURDAY MORNINGS.
Evsnn nj Gsses for 0entemen TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.
For Terms &c send fot a Circular
~ H. RIVERS,
-. BROOKLYN DANCING ACADEMY,
No. 30 Sohsrmerhornft, corner Of Court
beainneru Send circular ineose
containing the hiOnse QuAdss
and Figures Of the German.
he GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY, No. 81
~ FAys Fourteenth for he reception Of
pupils TUE 5DAfs and FRIDAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
URDAYs
Lsde1 2 10 4 .. N Misses and Master, lte6pm
Gen,isasn TUESDAY aud FRIDAY EVENINGS. sts oeloek
T. D0DWORTH1
IL DANCING ACADEMIES. BROOKLYN.
ssuyers Room, TUESDAYS Sad FRIDAYS,
Cuuberlands., WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Evsnisg class for Epsnen ssvyeEs Room TUESDAYS and
SATURDAY MORNING CLASS win be formed At sswysrs
Rooms commencing NoY. Hour lO 70 IA Please send
circular.
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eitaations noanteo-femalee.

A LADY who Is good and rapid Pen. Woman.
" r,tpe pnercsn,le hand wishes EMPLOYMENT It hes
home or eewiso Address COPY Box No ia Tribune Ofo
NNANTED-By a superior Laundress and Cham
w beruad with excellent Civ reference, SITUATION 10
u vie sny 81 Ooardngh0use, regular chsmbems Vfgr
90. Ca. at so. l92 Fast Twenty hrst't
A NEW FEMALE EMPLOYMENT ROUSE OF
n good e4nsbe selse, sERvANTs-Gsrnsn. Enrrb ". an
irsh Pro.r.tans &c. suit all daily No. 100 slt
Eghth-s;. a Lsdy ia attendance.
A NUMBER Of we'll recommended German Girls
" sunt SITUATIONS 20 10 general HOUSEWoRK, A.. Mls
LOVES Germs institute No. Il SianOnst ns1r TIE bower.
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fouees ano far,ns n,anteo.

COUNTRY HOUSE WANTED.-WANTED-An
TYFrTRNIsFD HOUSE. with GOOD grounds, caribgs house.
A. with modern imp and IN good order Tor lam 81
bre, persons who very particulars location between fo e'
irngton on the Hudson high ponndrom Two 70
i've from Central Pa healthy suson ron, not 70 eaee'a
500 Dor Address giving fun PARTICULARS BOZ NO '' '
Office. --.----------
DROOKIYN PROSPECT PARK Wanted TO
ID prr,iss TOrs he vcni,y % Prospect Psf btolsy.
Brooklyn \. Y.
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Go ruhom u man Conttrn.

A MHERST COLLEGE.
Aiumui Inns ard able to sAord INFORMATION o. Clsts
Nate who Lave s-s.d Army Union, viii
ind og, uch inform = ". HATHAWAY
No GO Wsshing0n-st. Boston.
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Goirle, %r.

6otels, &r.
CONTINENTAL HOTEL AND WATER-CURE,
Y Formerly Dr. A. BEDORruNS SARATOGA SPRINGS.
Open al the year CHAFFEE FORD, Proprletors. Dr. o.
FORO Proneiof Electric Physician aud Medical Esc
uIrisn attends p-rsonsly % the treatment u patients
DLANTERs HOTEL, Augusta, Ga-Refumished
and Reopcn-d oct 1914 THOs s. MCPHERSON. Proprietor
proprietor o. ls House. Charleston $ c. end Of NicEeno'
Hotel Columbia 2 C.
WESTMINSTER HOTEL, corner of Irving-psce
w and EsYork and in close proximity all the
prominent places Of pubie This and magnificent
Hotel OF Parties be served
Table a Hoe or RetAUrAne Carte In ell ts appointments
modern aid aud ~ Tho slmpuousness
4 IT, lulre IL not % b. surpassed BY other
hotel The comfort oths Restaurant. snd the Cuisine
any the city FRENCH German and Italian spoken ROBERTS
PALMER Proprietor.
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A YOUNG MAN Of strict integrity, with beg,
~ oferrnce was the grotry express snd lntsr ban,,.
can nk and lo care Of horses would be u.s. m
% see a. COACliMAN ohrrwsr; only moderate so 4
live lr1rk yhing o h0ne living Address fcI 1874 dss "
Box No lll Tribune Office.
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Gituailons tDmicS- alales.

A GOOD Pcnman and BOokkeeper, with unf1ce
~ ti1nsbe references and recommendations, wishes
~ CLERK, BOOKKEEPER or ASSISTANT hss seies tr
I.Bce aJ1 moderate support only wanted ADDRESS
H. W. APPLETON No 2;7 FisD1 ave.
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printing.
meobius CARDS. or.

ALVIN EvERDELLs SONS, No IO4 Fulton-st.--
" wTIDING CARDS tId FiSE 5TATlOEERY Hsistl'n'd
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SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE. --...........
II The .pb,cribe EIeuto Of the last will Of CORNELJsS y
VAN WAGNER, d,crafrl viii cell PUBLIC YENDuE, at The
Franklin Hol in The City Of Paterson j. on MONDAY the
2h cay Of Novembr hour Of O'Clock In the afternoon Of
that day The DWELLINGS Nos - sud - wAdsi the
two fsug Dwellings, g. and " cro the brick store No lls
C5rro,s. frame Dwelling No. % Bouduot', the frame
Dwelling 80 Il HaHba-shave and tie brick Dwelling No.
Tgowraye.
Tho two stone dwellings stories ard basement 'ib'tsnsAy
5al furnished With ga bath closets. stationary tubs &c. in
good location and within eisy tive mnue walk Of the drpoii H.
trains daily EewYok which can be- Tehsd in i3 20 50 nnuie
The 20 90 feet the best part Of Tie city FOR business
Tenn, will be liberal made Known tho dsy % sale
P.tcr.on. y. J.. OCT, p, 1876.
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no RENT-Seyeral very choice HOUSES DOH
T,nisbsa and unf,,ui.bal with immeias, perception
9. W. BENEDICT, Nos I andb ftre a.
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An EXPERIENCED, COMPETENT PkUUF
n READER 10 prepared TO make long sbort shear---s
address viii favorable terms PRooFREADLB Es-ts
Town. OIanes (olny. Y. Y
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Go fet.

broadway STORE TO LET.-A valuable bnsl-
ID res ,pd on Prosday Aston place. Apply 90 IN
EK DENISON Rral Ee Brokers a1d aoeuoneefa " iine W.
CIX.STORY BUILDING 70 LET 10 this city, win
- steam power suitable any kind q msnaiaoofy Apply
n A EOHA No
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neal estate for Sale.
A LII WANTING FARMS. o,,., .,r,n .,,s

Ii WANTING FARMS. ,,,,,,. ,,,,rr .,,,s
~ OOoD FfEM AID WELI~PRovEp rhUFT LiE Ts.
n,,ttrl ina fsiy1ng setemclt q Ninehd ~ m - south
of Prdpl " abroad Population decreased 2Sco peopsiia
ioa yesrL Good society, 'eLoo% ana 'h-'0-'' ''O
rres Is pr, ara payable or year. VILLAGE lots for bo'ns"
oa.s :;i, ~; sr sISI ZOE 'ST sSrr
ADDE'S. CkS X LANDS Proprietor 'ne.ad n j. Papers
og,oi R,l s,9f Of Sa 'i Rs5ai Agricultural Ed The 76
ae oss o. s ns s1'ors t'rAs vss :" an a'"of zee.
~ ~ ID. Of ne Wesion P'aiyio" L --
A TTFNTTONi ALL WANTING FARMS Cheap
FsgA and YRUlr LANDS VILLAGE Lots Water Power, ior
ssiE1WS5lFifsYi sh' RON N Ssao On rod sI-o
p, be eS and utility cmss mild aud pdyeroi,y srsay
wli's @ ,al P, p nc seer ~" io s and Upward
fo ''o' 'nd MAPS W 'd o. fiEmESfIER Asou so
a HOME IN THE COUNTRY.
n CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEWJEHSET'
corNrRY SEATS. FARMS HOUSES AND LOTS, BUILDING
sllEs oetteJ Il OBJ points on the line Of thia foe =, . -,
Retrns. A. D. HOPE, Superintendent Hope EIpe'' Co.. Nc.
~ B.oalw-y
BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE Of about l6
" .cns Hastings 20 miles Tom Nswfof% ms rom s.p
SAL Apry 70 GEDNEY BLACKWELL. No gLs'tFor'y hT''
IN y, % J. SHIELDS al H,siing,
ATTRACTIVE HOUSES on the Hudson; al'o
pleasant places al Railway Metnehn Chsiham and other points
Torn, easy Gall JAoUEs. No. 7oa Bfoadvay.
A SUPERIOR FARM of 81 acres, large peach
y orchard fine apPe orchard oiarr small n9s splendid '''0'
!. s FERGUSON No. % Ns''anst' Room No. -
A FEW splendid COUNTRY sEATS-One hour
y rom Newly ok with from 10 20 with peuty off
40 ION 5000 ti7OlJ ell first class holdings =.
PETIT FRALEE. No M Broadway, Room No. 2
A STONISHING BARGAINS-l25. Acres beautiful
n LAND good Bui ding, sos 90 Aces $500 0J Aces
$3.50, Acres $1,000 % Acres s25o0 JAQUES' NO. 4o
BroriWbJ.
A COTTAGE for SALE, at TARRYT0WN-Lot
~ l2jis5; covered Eih Frmt Price, $780, tO on houd
nd moI.fase. S. EMBERSOS, No 42i Eizhtha'
A GOOD BRICK HOUSE-l2 rooms, with acres
\ 4 GOOD and choice ft located on The blns q
.o Hudson north TauytOWn PHO $NONi immede posses
sion. =. EdhEN'ON NO 81 fi'n'n'A''
A GOOD INVESTMENT-FOR SALE with imme-
~ dc possession ahrelass thrresory hs 'oop bro~
lf,a,d Twenty busiest Price S2s sos 20 600 con remain on
Bond ad Mo- Also lots Jnni dssIed on very ey
.eru. s. EMaEhSOE No az Fl ghtl.4ye.
COUNTRY RESIDENCES and FARMS for SALE,
- banks u the Hudson between t city and Albany with
improvements Particular with $ EMEHsON 42l Eshay"
NHEAP FARM and PEACH ORCHARD FOR
- SALE % miles ,1lh " Philadelphia mlFs ~ ChareNo"n
nsi North C,. Co.. Nd. the Philadelphia WI ming
.on H. r. Peach Tree four growthi must
be sold. Adi'css BRiGhT son. wilmington Delawar'.
nESIRABLE LOTS for MANUFACTURERS
~ near and adjoining Central Railroad =. Ebeihpor IN puce
10 emf purchaser 20 close esse T. H. kELLoOO No. -
Cedarst. y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

TNO RENTED tirst-class, 4-story DWELLIN1-
HOVSE No a West FortysTths, aud for SALE "a" "ho'
or part Of the FCRhII URH, Az new. =, 49, - ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-11-10

A YOUNG MAN who has had considerable Opcr
~ euce desires SITUATION IN the Book Publishing As,
IA capable snI wiling ADDRESS w. T. b.. Tribune Ohice
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-07-28
TIE TIE MS.

II. Thompson, Of Fayette county. has
sheep for which be refused one thousand
dollars.
A bridge, Cos feet long, and feet above
high water mark, is being built acros IS tn Q
river at Des MJines.
A large meeting was lately held in Kc.
okuk, the object of which was to adopt
some efiicacious plan by which to sup
press immoraIties. See Gate city.
DO away with the Radical party there,
and you will have suppressed immortality
to very great degree
A CHANCE FOR LAYD.-The Register
says: The following lands res tored to
Iowa, will be sent to the Governor in a
few days to be put into the market: At
the land Office at Des Moines. September
II, 1866, 1913 acres at 81 so per acre,
and 1886 acres, at 81 % per acre. At
the Foot Dodge Land Office, October Is,
1866, 1908 acres at s. so per acre, and
l.4Oo, 066 2 100 acres at 81 % per acre.
At the Sioux City Land Office, October
2o'h, 1865. 5l1,926 acres at s. 80 per
acre, and !, 46j, $50 acres at 81 % per
acre.