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FRANOK rAYLoR.

IIILnBOLly IxfRAOI BUCHU AND IL
II PROvkD ROeg WASH cures secret and ELI.
80 dserdess. z al th:ir STAGE. q ltsle sxIsnss
little q n change In Diet, tnoonvenienco, and
no oxDoo1re, Hls plsoeant in s1sss snd o6os, Ina
.ssssss g ~ ssssss. ID fsssffso al iaissses
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eOll OASIS SUPEkIOk HOOK WINE, Of u
CUV 1oliewing we'll known brapcs, VIZ:
h91HSTrEsHS RiEsLiHG,

which oder Tor sais I'm quantities to suit par
sample OF IT, w,re cen be seen q the . Unio,
Dottiing DeDot,n No. 81 Green street, George
din BILEY A. sHrNN.
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u her he's obtaincd nom the 0rphsns, Court OF
Wsshinkfon county, In the Dissrict Of Columbia,
letter. a snwiniets alton on the Dersonsl es-
tsts q Virginss Milstesd, late Of washinGtsn,
10 c. decesssd.s All persons having claarps ~ All
ths ssid deceased, are hereby warned TO exhihis
fke ssme With the vouchers thereof 70 the sul,scr-
6Sr on Of before the I'D day Of June NEXT: thev
- - - egtxto. $50 - -,fgI,---
si::: -. ny AanA a; "a a;s & lane; ,ss
Hq4ss, x t!, ,... s, ttssss
cts. Phsmte Keller novel. 80 cts rosr Year
81 the ssddie By Harry Gilmor, "a. S.rretiseo
lndrsv johnson, el5s. Napoleon Life Of Cas-
MS TRANcK TAYLOR.
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p. s.-Editc.. Of the sLovs payers viii Siss:s
sIapsf containing teis nostee.a ) 81 ls-jSvs1
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GALE OF UNITED srATns MILITARY
- RAILROAD PROPERTY. -

Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quar- ernssser,
aug 6.2lt go Depot Of WsshinGton,
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T'ELEeRAPH MATERNAL AT AUOrION

An l0-lft
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WHAT rnr s sgsss fss sAH Fl .rss sAnAz

sylyanis avenue, Wellington; HENRY COOK,
xlexanlria, Va. ead By DrneEtsts generally.
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the child Of a sister whose ashes are now min
Cling with the clay OF the cemetery. As borrl-
BILE as it may seem, the girl asserts that George
For weeks and months by entreaties ana by
threats he has endeavored to crafty his unholy
appetite at the expense of Lizzies virtue her
fame, her name, and all thatis dear to the heart
OF woman.
The native purity of The young girl rebelled
against such an outrage, and she resisted his
opportunities with an energy worthy of the
noble girl she is. Finding that neither en-
treaties nor resistance we're eifectual in ridding
her OF the annoyance and danger which she
was daily prosecuted with, Lizzie finally pro-
cured warrant, and the old man was arrested
and arraiened at the police court.
These we're the facts related yesterday morn
ing. Justice Sturtevant, while expressing the
contempt and disgust which the facts suggested,
concluded that fine would not remedy the
evil, and, therefore required Mcintosh to fur
nlsh bail in bonds of $500 to keep the peace.
The sec e.ity was not furnished, and Mcintosh
was sent to Jail.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, November 27.-A soldier named
Fleming, of the 11th United States Infantry,
quartered near this city, was murdered by a
comTade yesterday.
The Virginia Horse Fair eXcites considerable
interest among the fraternity here. Polly Ann
and the Baltimore Colt will run at the Jockson
Park tomorrow for premium OF $500. Dexter,
Silas Rich, and George NJ Patchen, Jr., VIII run
on Thursday for premium of $1,000. A pnrse
of $1,000 is held for Friday, when the following
will be entered LADY Warwick, Fly Away, OF
Danville, Va, Virginia Maid and Baltimore
County Maid, - ...a ... ..
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n OPsILLs PHILADELPHIA CITY AND
NJ BUsINEss DIREGT0RYNNlIse7-sr PuBL1SpaER nSp -d
The necessity for reliable Directory in SO large a
man it is an actual want and unless accurate, is
BUSINESS in eress is a matter Of annoy ance.
of aa on % hs
Business Directory specimen proposes at the sonc
Who have sufiered from the mac curaces OF Otmer
editions to publish the above Directory from an actual
tcient xpeenced corps OF cRnvassers thoroughly
eUpS 4Se WORK Win WI Contain FULL CITY DIREGToRY,
G0MPLEIE BU IAEss ASD STREE DLRES
shall orm complies guide TO the Mercantile Bank. y. &
In city cOmprstngso large number ofstTests. 50
changes have been made during the past few years,
as cSee1 cUmped street. and aSenae DTectory IS
apparent to every citizen and business man who has
stranger who entirely unacquainted with the loca-
The iorm OF the Street DreC ory will be arranged
as to Eve at glance the besinnng OF The street with
fnn right and left and numbers thereon It's
and VI @ SnS Lumber tns Of Se
giving from any stand point definite and correct In
With he repl alton Of past publications which have
afforded perfect gatstactlon Il win be his ann to to- make &
requests that canvassers for this work VIII be
Afforded the necessary information they require tor It,
as without such aid a reliable Directory cannot be
! As an advertising medium merchants and others
viii find this an excel ent opportunltyi terms will be
| payment be sanctioned till the book is published
Each canvasser Is prepared to show his authority
signed by the compiler setting forth his power to
| Al others swindlers.
are the prices for extras (Which is inva
4 biy paid in ADVANCED provided the agent gives
,s,ea rec ept and produces his authority -
Putting individual name IN caps; ...,.,,,, 25
f 7" double caps. 3 90
Arm .. :. SSDS,s ;;;............. g
Putting any number letters TO follow name, not
any 20 nTmSer eers over and not ex 20
ceeding 50 50
Putting Sny number letters over6O and not exceed
ing S s heading IN business
-IT-l-- JAMES GOSPIlL Publisher,
IL 9mwlOtl ISAAC COSTA, Compier,
No, AIS CHFSNUT Street, Rooms l6 and ls.
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A Temnerate Rennest,

WASHINGTON, November 27.-The ex-Rebel
General Edward Johnston having been recently
pardoned by the President, to-day called upon
Treasurer Spinner for the payment of check
for $500 or $4OO due to him in settlement as a
major in the United States army in 1861, Just
before he joined the Rebel army. The Treasurer
refused the payment in manner which was
anYthing but nleasant to the annlicAnt.
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The Rarifan and Delaware Canal,

BoRDBNTowN, November 27.-Robert F. Stock
ton, Adjutant-Geueral of the New jersey Militia,
has been chosen President of the Delaware and
Raritan Canal Company, in place of his father,
Commodore Stockton deceased. The Canal,
with the Camden and Amboy Railroad form the
Joint companies known as the monopoly
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From Missouri.

ST.. LOUIS, November 27.-Advices from the
Upper Missouri state that the Indians are again
troublesome, several boats having been fred
into, and number of passengers killed.
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The Coal Sale.

NEW YORK, November 27.-At the regular
monthly sale of coal to-day, 40 900 tons of lump
we're sold at S3'6504; Crate, $4'75@5'2O; Egg,
$4,000 95; Stove, S5GD5'85; Chestnut, S4'l251
4'375; Steamer, S4'500n5.
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From Montreal,

NEW YoRK, Nnvemhar 27-A special Mnntraa
despatch says q meeting has been called ther
for Wednesday, 10 consider the subject of th
annexation of Canata to the United States.
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The Quebec Sufferers,

NEW YORK, November 27.-A special Ottawa
despatch says that 950O have been received
from Birmingham, England, and flOO from
Wigan, for the sufferers by the Quebec fire.
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Steamer Rriffania.

[Bythe United states and associated PreSs.1
NOVA SCOTIA, November 27.-The steamer
"Brittania," from Glasgow, is long overdue, and
fears for for her safety are entertained here.
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Tha TrAasMrY.

WASHINGTON, November 27.-The Governmel
has IN its treasury about $l0O 100000 in go
and coin certificates, about $22, 100000 being
tha latter.
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~ OVERNMENT . ALE All AUGUSTA,
The following fToRgSTty PSRgEtgy T,3 AuerfoS g iS59 at
TO BE HELD
AT THE UNITED STATES ARSENAL, AT
. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA
ON THURSDAY, December 90 1896
Property at FoRI FISHER North Carolina, as
About 10000 pounds unseryiceaDle Guns, Shot
81 unserylceable Gun Carriages, with the iron on
$40 barrels dan aged Powder
Lying at the Asaroad Depot, in ATLANTA,
104c0O pounds Cast.ron Guns. 9.-
Al the FIndley Iron WORKS, at MACON Geor-
A Fine Steam Press Hammer, acting direct from
CYLINDER eight of drop 1000 POUNDS.
AT the AUGUSTA ARSENAL AND POWDER
WORKS, the follow ing;-
ll2 coo pounds Cast-irOn Guns.
70 coo pounds Cast.iron Castings, some OF them
$50 900 pounds Cast.iron Scrap, shot and shell,
5000 pounds Copper Scrap -,-...-
100 Field GUN Carriages, With the irons on
lao Ammunition Chests, black, walnut, and
s3 sets of Artillery Harness. for two horses,
AnC quantity OF othel property, consisting pflnc'
pally OF ,,,.a .. .......
Horse Equipments, .
Infantry Announcements (leatherl
Musket Appendages'
Harness. ...
Bullet MOulds,
Powder Fasks, and
BlacKsmIths' Bellows.
The sale will commence at 10 A. M,i and continue
unul all the properly IS sold
,. .| TERMS.
Twenty per cent. on the day OF the sale ana tne
remainder wnen the property Is deiVerea' or Witnh
ten DAY ,.t,
Persons desiring to purchase the property either
al Fort Fisher, b. Co Atlanta or Macon Ca, should
examine it before the day OF the sale.
rE-9 Brevet Lieut.. t.-Col. U, s. A Capt Ord,
IL % cot Commanding Augusta Arsenal
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
MARION HARLAHO's NEW soOK,

SUNNYBANK, BY the author OF Alone" Illus
bands and Homes" etc. l2mo
BEETROVEN'5 LET TIERS, Translated by Lady
Wallace. 2 vols l6mo.
BIGLOW PAPERS. second seriee. limo.
MELODIES FOR CHILDHOOD. With highly cOlored
illustrations l2mo.
THE STATE OF THE CHURCH aud the World at
the Final Outbreak OF EVIL land Revelation of Anti
Christ his Destruction at the second Coming Of
and the Ushering iii of the Millennium. By Rev. j. G..
Gregory, M.sA., with an Appendix BY Mrs. A.
JOlife. Price, Sl25. For salebY
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THE NEW YORK DYEING AND PRINTING
STATEN ISLAND, ......
No. 40 North EIGHTH Street (West side),
sTAfEN ISLAND DYEING ESTABLISHMENT
Icing the LARGEST in the UNITED STATES, am
THIRTY YEARS OLDER than any other on STATEN
ISLAND, is prepared with the most improved and ex-
tensye Machinery Ito whic they making cons ant
'uOi'iOn0 OADl DYE, CLEANSE, AND FINISH #
every variety OF GOODS AND GARMENTS in a
manner UNEOUALLED in this country. -
No. 40 North EIGHTH Street PHILADELPHIA
No. 98 DUANE Street, New York.
No. 7B2 Is BROADWAN New York. ..
No 1876 PIERREP0NT Street Brooklyn.
SAMUEL MARSH, PRESIDENT.
J II. YOUNG, Secretary, II y lmrD
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JAMES s. CLAYTON,

(successor William s. & Alfred Martien,)
ii 10 I'm No. 1914 CHESNUT Street
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
= AND Ests'e SeSf Of M RY biok iNs6N, DECEASED
and ADJUST the Of y
eeaed snd @ Ps Rs
hands Of The accoatan, WIN meet the parties Interested
ssmbsT issS sioSS = NJ st II: once, 10 lSa
%49hgV Il = Street the cS REos
TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
AND IstSte ISstf cf s2RAh Al Pc PEEERs de6eased
The hands Of the asScantaPt viii the parties !a
1 ss at S S Cf fv q his office
il 2Sfmw5ts w. D. BAKER, Auditor
TNTHE COURTO OF COMMON PLEAS + OR THE
L cI1Y AND COUNTY N OF !, PHILADEELPH- L a PEI A. I, I'M
sd1sst e Nh
VIII AZ a
Street il sfs city y bSsSs B$SS# SS Auditor ~
TsTATE OF JOSEPH J. MATTHIAS, DE.
I1I ceased-Letters OF Administration upon said
Estate having been granted to the under signed, all
payment and those having claims against the same to
5gEAs Is 4 sEH5s9 Es.sa1
W A- J g. BnINCKLE,
IL 7w6t"l n. Z, cor. SEVENTH and sANsoM sts.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
\ THE CITY AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
MARIA JONES BY her next y ! friend, etc VS.. DOUG
| at ii In Divorce, June Term 1866 No. 81.
To Douglass Jones. respondent Take notice of
Iule this day granted by the Court you, retunable
SATURDAY, December 3, 1865, ut ~ o'cock A. NJ. to
show cause why divorce yincuo matrmoni should
"''U' "''i''U 4H 'A' GEORGE W. THORN
| II 26 mw2wsr Trr Attorney for Lbe liant.
-
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BOARDING.

Apply eaIlyjlG hrs eeVQ 3.ad oa. hnDoi aB& - oSG .
.afurT f.II B
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

~ OyERNMhNT SALE AT AUGUSTA,
VI GEORGIA,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-09
GRAEFENRERG
UTERINE CATHOLICoN

IF FAITHFULLY USED ACCORDING TO
directions will cure every case OF Diabetes
and greatly mitigate the troublesome effects c1ns'
ed bY a relaxation Of the outlet OF the olSddeE;
II is most successful remedy i9r S %rHcI ar,J nJ
otbsr diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, ana
~. p.rnaIs diseases il unequalled The Cathol'
Icon uniformly cures Proiapsus Uteri, Whites ,tss
ali Irregularities OF the Monthly Turns. s9Pprss' %
sion, Incontinence of Urine, Bloaiins ana Drop
seal SweIings. and all Diseases- OF Pregnancy.
The specific action of this medicine ,InIlruiasy
and certain upon the Uterine and Aodomihal
Np.cI.s and TIgameuts; restoring them TO as
healthy a state. a. those Of childhood and youth,
80 that patients who have used the eirHei"ho !,
Company's Uterine Cothocou" cannot suIhelshI'
v express their gratitude for the reiei Snorueu'
REDINGTON & CO..
Ag,nts 4l6 and 4lS Front ST., san Francisco.
fi,sO7. .6ml
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Dissolution.

rJ,HE COPARTNERSHIP THEREFORE EX-
/ listing between the undersigned In the Wagon
making and Blacksmithing business, IA this day
dissolved by mutual consent Thos Gallagher
will receive and pay all debts Of the late firm.
THOS. GALLAGHER.
w II. DENISE.
Gold Hin. Sept l, 1866. sel2-a
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GILLIG, MOTT Il CO.,
(Fireproof Brick BuiIding.J
CORNER C AND TAYLOR STREETs,
VIRGINIA,
OFFER FOR SALE, AT THE LOWEST
Ware. etc. Our stock will be found very com.
ple,c, having been carefully selected for this
Market
The following comprises part. only. Of our
stock:
$50 900 fos Bar Iron. round and square, all sizes;
$4,000 bs Boiler Plate;
10000 ros Sheet Iron;
5000 Ds shoe Shape, all sizes;
1900 ros Cas,.s,eel. Blister Steel, .sandliToe
Cork Steel;
Nail Rod. Band Iron;
5000 ros Track Iron;
5000 rbs Bar and Sheet Copper:
10000 fos Lead Pipe, various sizes;
a. 900 feet Gas Pipe, to inches;
1000 feet !. K Hose, all sizes;
$50 dozen Hose Bibbs;
800 dozen Elbows and Couplings
10000 Carriage Bolts, all sizes; ..
5000 Machine Bolts, all sizes.
600 Globe Valves.
zoo Anvils and Vices;
so Bellows various sizes;
Blacksmiths' Tools ... .. .
Scales, Grindstonea;
400 Wheelbarrows;
900 dozen AK, Pick and Nledge HandlrS,'
Coal:
1000 dozen Locks, Hinges, Buttsl
Tacks;
Knives and Forks, Spoons;
1000 kegs Blasting Powder:
100 dozen Picks;
Borax;
Bailing Wire and Rope.
800 kegs Nails. all size-;
100 boxes Tin. ..'.
GILLIG, MOTT Il CO.,
Corner OF C and Taylor streets, Virginia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-28

A UGUSTUS TABER g. BRO, Wholesale
~ Dealers in ITALIAN end AMERICAN MARBLES, No
IN Waierst Nrw.York ltsiin aud American Marble ia
Blocks ard Slabs constantly on hanG aud cut to order
MARBLE MANTELS.-Thc best place IN
W. the city To purcase IARBLE MANTELS OF the 1T
designs toy prices. il at A. hl'AbEhS merbe
Wotas No 100 East Eigt-enth-st near Thrd-sve, y. l.
Ma tels put up ir the couitry. Cut this out
MARBLE MANrELS, FlO0r-Iillng, Monu-
Va nru Headoue' &c-Cou be Pnfrha.rd q - h2 20 g
,c,. from aud well assorted stock fiShEf bIl'D'
Sc. On Marble WorAs. Nos % to 100 East loustou'st
HVARBI.E and MARBLElZED SLATE
w u,NrIr re A. Mt. l,,,er tbsu uv other ettablisi
nrut Call and satisfy yourself. 4. l.. STEWART. 90.
COS SSthv. and $40 broldsay between Ihiity hith
and ThIty-siAtlrSs, J. \.
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FNO LET-With Steam Power, i'll Brooklyn,
minutes from Fulton Ferry NewYork side, and oe-
Brdse. aud Cstharine Ferries Brooklyn ROOMS OF
FLOORS e5r-9 OF 5Or75 As may be required with from to
75hot.e power rooms lighted rom three ies; steam eleva
tor &c, In building Apply to NEW.foRkCOSDENSl
COMPANY, No 49, Frontst, Newfofk. between II and
O'Clock.
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rINO RENT. FURNISHED-Oppos Stuy
yossnt square, a han isoms +sory brown stone HOUSE
on seveneenth. Rent $3.50 per month 70 private family
only. Apply 10 y. H. LUDLOW Co.. No. 3 Finest.
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u - " W nv T ' . T'"FE'19ss
c. l.. CORNISH, Treasurer.
]. 81. MHIlCONB. SrcfetarY.
a MERICAN BRICK PRESS.-An inter

A MEXICAN BRICK PRESS.-All inter-
e.ted In Brick are invited 20 call aud examine the best
Press Brick Machine invented. II make. Superior
Pressed Brick from Clay resdy for the HIN Ss soon as de-
yered from the Machine II Is constructed that the air 10
led from the clay while under pressure thus obyans
all cracks the bhcI II the original Pressed Brick Ma
chine viii impfoyemen,s Tie public cautioned rgaint
buying using other Pressed Brick Machines infringing on
patents they will be held responsible for the same
Machines County and STATE Right for sale al
No. 81 Cedar,t, Room No. g.
ID. W. SEELEY Co.
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TORDAy's WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

~ The ahoy. ceeb.ied wasrnR place il eed for SALE
The property situated in frederick
County, Virginia. With he miles Of W nehes~r and mile
and haf II Strphen.on Depot by good turnpike road IL
consists Of about acres and with garden Gad foe
ochAtds Of choice ui The principal building. Of brick
three stories substantially but containing about 70 rooms
With hath house, pin ALLY stabrs and other outbud
ings erected OF fsD0 IN cheap times all OF which
can b. put comrc. ordts snail expense sud be ready
Tor visitors within hiuy days The garden i being hrd
with vegetables and 10. ice houses stored with ice iof The
season heahness Of the locality and the virtues Of the
waters are % widely known they need not here be dwell
upon There constant demand Tor the waof ior anpof-
talon Visitors leaving Baltimore Washington In TN.
morning can rrsch ths Springs Ia time for dnlrn No place
Of Saune: Offers many advantages this nor eau
more surry paying uvetncD, be found than Is here pre-
ssnted Term, sa-ODs bird cash. remainder In one,
two aud three y-ars With interest. TITLE unquestionEbe
Apply TO orc w TINoES son, No. u. Paulst, Ball
Yort (i6l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-28

YNHE ADAMANI1NE BRICK PRESS
j |. tn. ONLY BRICK PRESS that use, the PERFo:
RATORs or EXTRACTS THE AIR FROM TIE CLAY
while Ia the process Of pressing
II the ONLY PRESS IN USE that 10 capable Of mixing
pressed Brick THAT WILL NEITHER CRACK, CHECK,
or WARP IN BURSISG All others that profess to do 10
and csution ths public against their po-
.toua L. c. WOODRUFF, President, No. IT'S Brosc gay.
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srr.. - minnte. wak from depot: two good cotise'
ls b4f. good OIL inoes aud everything la GOOD of,r
stork srd arrsi. will Do cold DO desired Price Hl2Sf Ia
7u p, on prem 90. 81 ynsr q. T. PORTER. OF Of RASDELL
!. FUATiR NJ. ] ~ Ihifd gYo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-28
es OOO "A beautiful COTTAGE for

q - 00n "A beautiful COTTAGE for
QpCsOOOs SALE at IrvinEtss, N. j., ono hour
land with ornamental and fruA trees and grape vines and
other fruit in zsrdon stream Of running wate large hns
baTu aud oh. oubuHdngs all In rood order aud perfectly
healthy location by railroad TO Newark and horse car to near
tho house, worth 5000 will be sold for $500 .. the
owner has another place In the vicinity Apply to Will
LIAM PETTY hv,pgtoa, or owner, Box No. 323a New.
York Post. Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-28

IU( NAIII or To 2 " IIVIT, J,
i within 10 minutes walk ~ depot good DWELLING
HOUSE large barn aud cafrng house with ~ TO % ares Of
nd ouihon.e. fences and dwelling In perfect order foI
particular iuqs.fr At No. 2,B lenslst upsairs, Of
~ K,rPon1 biafrn H. 1870 r. SANTON.
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Mem Publications.
NINETEENTH THOUSAND NOW READY.
- q w Il, q IL ~ d.
A WINTER lDYL.
VIII new porfrlit. ! vol. Emo. 81 2A

With new Portrait. p! vol Emo. SI ~
The demand for this 20 by NJ Whittier shows that
be has reached popu hea and the praise awarded By
critics proves lie has sdteJ user meean poetry
"The scene on New England farm, the sole incident
heavy fall Of snow that for week shuts them in rom the
world OF news or l-tters But the truth, Tire simplicity tue
tenderness and the exquisite calm and dcacy Of the poem,
these III It out Of atuosphero IF the commonplace Into
higher aud purer heaven where only the stlrs-
Chrstsu Times and Witness, Chicago.
"Noue but poet Of highest genius and Of true Christian
heart could give these simple the sketches
OF Homer rich Of Millions LA lesro and II
Penseroso aud heartoucng Bomss Coers Saturday
J. C. FLETcHTR In Newburypor Herald
1.-THE sketches Of scenery and life 50 true and
beautiful that they cauno fail to make The ear' Of every New"
sndeT however Gar be may have wandered from his native
soil glow with fresh dehshi."-l independent
Sent pos paid on receipt Of prise.
TICKNOR L FIELDS, Publishers, Boston.
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LOR SALE-A mos de.irab!e COUNTRY

NOR SALE-A most desirable COUNTRY
SEAT compti z between a. and - Of !aud under
nj h euliya ION situated Hsmptead Qurens Co. Long
l.snd be- Mansion lIonre b. srrc md bcs OF uo."Tu
conjunction contains oil ho inpfovem nts sucb - urnsee
g.. wacr.ccsf. bath rooms. &C. Th- stables barns and
other outbudne' ronm,dnus and wei arr nfedi tHe
f.rmrfs hou.. conveniently located Thc .ioh l.
room led h ~v,rcn AMI decduous sud the present
proprietor has been a .rsa' Expense ~ iline hs grounds
witt fruit ;rrf. the v1rcti-s. The place l. ga per
Ct order Ia rspct and should b. seen 10 be appo.
oisied. Tie WI II Hemp-tcad u'icd rs ssubfiy q
climate. tie warnst sunirr d. - by the brrez
which PAGES that pat 81 Long Island and lever and
and mgskerss unknown Durins the last cnoirri
SEASON not q sinsr case n the vicinity Hemp
be f-cd by the Long leland Rii fo1h b. one hour
from Hunters Point end contemplated road in connection
With the brooklyn Cen'ra vii psss directly Ia front OF the
preai APPS, ~ ri esul terms. 20
VILLA i l.. LklNO, H.mrtiesd u. l.
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CTEAM-ENGlNES and BOILERS for SALE.
- -lOKI5K2J Hor.e-Poua1e. 4yl.0 Stationary saw
mills VIM MoKENZlE, 10. I, Ann st.
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90 Eet.

At No. 75s THIRD-AVE.-TO LET
~ Fnrui.hed. very desirable brick and brown stop
HOUSES a. rlls : ,Oo and s&73 per month untern.h,
FROM 800 20 ~ so TrT Aunum. JAMES HOWE