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The Union Party In i965Resoutons Of the Union State
Conventions on Reconstruction and Impartial Suffrage.
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nOUBLE FURNISHED HOUSE to LET
~ To LET or LEASE the double two-s,ory HOUeA
No. ITO East Sixteenthst Unonsquare TO private
family only House In complete orders 33Isl feet furuttu!s
handsome and abundant Offered lease for two n
consequence Of the family going abroad For further nons
ton. apply 70 HOMER MORGAN. No. Plne.st. l62el
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honses ano farms rOante6.

EARM WANTED.-A COUNTRY SEAT,
with Farm OF 100 to 500 acres accessible to the City
would be taken In EXCHANGE for trstclass House %
Thry.fourth-st near fh-sye., with Stable attached
must be good Farm. Apply 10
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EOR SALE-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE
l. A. J. BLEECKER, son Co, will sell at PUBLIC
AUCTION on THURSDAY March q: 1866 at the Exchange
salesoom. No Ill Broadway at ID o'clock noon the follow
described property belonging to the estate Of the late
Mary simonson, jamaica, l.. /.
COUNTRY SEAT containing about 81 acres, with shade
and fruit IN abundance House 20 by 60 feet ID rooms
wells and ces heavy picket and tight board fences IN
rood repair Also adjoining, one frame House. - by % feet
lot s7Is7 feet inches Communication every hour to fe
RE, by several routes Also two 2,tory and cellar Houses
and one story and cellar House Beavers and lots on
Warwick Lafayette and Madi.Onaves jamaica ehsbly
located.
For information bills Also, diagrams and photograph
the above Office Of J. A. s. slMONSON, No 1876 ful
ton-sve, near Nevinss Brooklyn; or j. SIMONSoN, No
81 Bond.st. New York. EIecutor.
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NO. 60 Second-ave., HOUSE and LOT for
~ Sale: Lot rs lest deep. Apply on the prem.e.:
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rI,O MANUFACTURER AND OTHERS.

Il LOT Of GROUND, 100 Zee, BY l20 vllsg. and
railroad depot half hours from Jersey City. will be
leased number Of years rent free TO who viii
establish respectable mandatory that will employ number
OF hands Churches schools, in the place Inquire
OF VAN WINNIE WlNANs,
No. l12 BroadMsy.
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EOR SALE--Thc twO-story and basement
l. frame HOUSE. No. IL North foufths, Wliam,burgh.
containing nine price 81 aci Terms cash Inquire
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TIcKYoR 4 FIELDS, Publishers, Boston.
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ORANGE, ~ J-FOr SALE Al a bargain, a
" large HOUSE near depot aud handsome Cottage al
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Real estate for Sale.
ALL WANTING FARMS.

IA Large and thriving settlement. Of Vinsandi mild
climate; 10 miles south Of Philadelphia by rsproad:
Rich soil produces large cTopsi twenty tracts at
per payable within four good business opening
good society Hundreds are settling and making improve
raents Apply to CHAS. r. LANDI5 Postmaster Fineland
Lands tovnshp NJ j. Letters Papers eontsinni
foil Information viii be sent free Fyo~ Report Of Soen
Robinson dgrie,t al Editor Of The Tf6sas Of he
no srssire fertile fyaet' in amos rd portion ana
suitable condition for pieaant farming si kHsv " sAl'
ride of the W essyn Prayies-
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EOR SALE-A desirable four-story brown
stone hiyh .oop HOUSE with al the improvements, In
28ths bet 4th aud Lexington sves 2.153 lot 70 r. IN
Apply to w r. ESTERBROOk. builder No. 81 East 28tht
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COUNTRY BOARD.-Board for six persons,
~ with large commodo1. in private family can be
had for Summer Ia healthy village on the Hudson con
with railroad and driy steamers For far.
ber Information address Box No 22 o. CoIackie, n. Y.
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"Of all the publications which have attained such wid'
popularity, as issued by Fowler l. Wells.
adapted general utility than this rich comprehensive sne
vel. auan ged Encyclops dia -" ". \. Tribune.
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@O E00 TO $4,000 A YEAR-A good
W%sCOO chance to make money An Agent ID
every In the Union TO Iaanusurs and sell
an article Of daily consumption In every family Can be
Secured by copyright Sac permanent - aouL No fitting
up TO DO done.
For full particulars adds with stamp inclosd for return
LOUIS COBLENZ Middetown, Md.
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TLIINUIS and MISSOURI LANDS Tor SALE.
i "A magnificent FARM OF 100 acrrs all IA cultivation
soil rich well watsed; frame eng and outbuildngs 80
apple peach and trees surrounded by coal beds con
venient 20 churches aud schools. Near Moro Station Illinois,
Alton and Teus sute Railroad; aud p miles from ST.
Louis Mo. Price, $50 per
100 ACRES Unimproyed PRAIRIE aud TIMBER LAND,
IN Missouri Newt ambra Hannibal and 81. Joseph
Railroad Price SlO per onehAf cash balance on time
II entire tract be taken; will be sold in subdivisions on
reasonable terms.
Address ALLEN P. RICHARDSON h Co..
No. 81 North Fourth st., ST. Louis Mo.
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Ofore the 18th inst honse 2sto attic and extension built
by days work. situated lawn shaded by tne old
ems large barn. 2story woodhoue hne orchard OF apples
cherries sc about four of land adjoining farm OF the
late X. II. Ninsow, at estport, Conn Apply to HOMER
MORGAN, No. Pine-st.
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90 fet.

A FURNISHED HOUSE to LET, now oocu.
"A pied boarding. house corner house, four.ory hGl
.oop, Rent ESQ per mouth and security. Addre" Buzz
NESS, Station d.
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COUNTRY BOARD WANTED at FARM
~ HOUSE for gentleman wife three children and nurse
from Mayl until November Address stating location, terms
kc r. q. H.. Box No. 1913 New.lork Post.Orice.
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GUNNER Retreats.

DOARD WANTED in the COUNTRYWIDE
ID gentle and wife and mother. with five children and
two servants in farmers family where other boarders
are kep also board for three horses and coachman For
good and ample accommodations liberal price VIII De paid
Address Boz No. 1856. ~ Y. Post. Office.
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WANTED-A BOY in an Office, one who
w lives with hi, parents and well recon-
mended Salary about 300 for 6 year Address In hand
writing Of applicant. A. b., Tribune Office
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| "ANTED-A smart BOY, with good recon-.
w mend1tons TO learn the Marking Plate ns,. Ap.
ply st No. " Beekman At, corner Of William.
J. LITTELL
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VHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1865,

Third Edition Now Ready.
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6ituatlons nlalfs.

A PHOTOGRAPHER desires SITUATION
N for limited time Has had considerable practice writes
1870 words and upward per minute and also rapid aud eY
BILE lon ghand writer. Address PHONOORArhLh' DoA NJ
468, Lewisburg, Pa
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AN ILLUSTRATED HYDROPATHIC EN-
IA CYCLOPHDIA: A complete system Of Anatomy and
Physiology Of the Human Body Preservation Of Health
Die:eac. and Cookery Theory and Practice Of Medicine
with Home Treatment; Special Pathology and Hydro.
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Nursery 800 ensrsyng and nearly 900 pages with Glossary
and Index complete BY r. 7. Trail NJ. D. Price, prepaid
| by FIRST MAIL 81 So Address FOWLER WELLS,
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4 FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY SEAT fo

BARGAINS at New brunswick. Nice COT.
- TAGE and two lots, $4,000 large modern HOUSE Il
improvements two ots with fruit and shade $1,000 elesan
HOUSE, grounds every IMPROVEMENT, only Sll,o.o .
J. 5. FERGuSON No. 80 Nassau ct, Room ~
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EOR SALE-A twO.stOry HOUSE and two
L acres OF LAND in Springfield New.Jerey The build.
ing. all new churches Schools &c. within 10 minutes
i.e, ". l.. BEACH.
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For Sale BY B. II. TIcKYOR, No. s2o Broadway
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WANTED--Two or three first-class CAR.
w PENTERs. Apply to SMITH CRANES, No. :,
Wooster st.
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ITO LET-In Ridgefeld, Conn, from May 1.
Il for six months HOUSE with IL rooms. mostly fur
nhed verandahs large yard. garden. barn. good wase
plenty OF fruit in the high and pleasant village, 81 hours hs.
New-YoIk. Price 1900. Address
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BUILDING SITES at Jamaica, l.. l., for
- sALE.-Most beautifully situated on the Plank Road,
between A. A. Degaws and Samuel Judds placss-hye MN
walk from Railroad Depot 5000 for site T. NJ ROD
MAN. No. a " lillian. OF No. 23J East Tentn.s,.
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CITY NE WS.

BULLS HEAD Monday, July 23.-The weather was
fine for sales acr good shower last night and trade OPENED
lively with about 800 bolloks sale az the FotonIh ~
wards. The quality generally good, with few 'Xl'
droyes and small number o. rough cows oxen ana bulls
The majority Of cattle were nice smooth, Iros Ohio and
Kentucky steers many Of them quite heavy enough if o
weather Such cattle brought Ed5lc. with Few AZ 80
and as butchers well others sometimes get deceived
their Of weights possibly fsS bead may prove
nearly l9e did last week. though bongt if mol Owe
lsc There large proportion OF the cate PRIME nc
fat that this class sold little II any higher than LAST wees M
fair and ordinary brought &c. per ID more than one Wee
ago with weights rather ayoring sellers As aDO"t I
head had been sold Bergen, butchers were Lot oNe
anxious and many OF them either bought none ("
all or purchased sparingly. so that the trade WA
very slow afternoon. pretty fair steers selling at oe
We do not hear any fresh cattle expected Tomorrow are
the few left tonight will al be sold. Cattle men wI
bear in mind that weeks from TO-DAY, August "a
the opening Of the yards above HoEAye aud iL
giving up Of the present site The accommodations VIII DC
far superior at the new ioeelity.
Sheep plenty and in quick demand al an advance
Of nearly c per above the prices OF last Tuesday rims
lots bring ne. and il &c One flock Of nearly -
head Illinois sheep Of about 100 u average brought SO gh
through There were than 1900 head received In s1tl
Monday aud oil cold Lambs too, are dong better
selling medium good and higher selected
Hogs are and in demand at improving rates Only
in the market to day selling at lO9 ioe-ie" !'
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The NewfoundIand Telegraph Line and the
Atlantic Cable.

The cable which connected Nova Scotia and New
foundland between Aspe Bay and Cape Ray having been
broken there Is present communicated D
Of St. Lawrence-about % meseIooPt by sailing yaeh'
Communication is thus kept up with ST. johns ~ r. ana
thence 400 nleby telegraph TO s. johns Of which
point there direct Communication by "esrapn 70 e
,, the proposod land station Of the Atlantic Telegraph
Gable.
IT, as possible the Great Eastern started with the cable
on the 18th inst she will De doe Hearts Content " f.
or about Friday next and the Associated Press will receive
by telegraph above early and very fun report Of the
operations connected with the laying Of the cable
Arrangements have already been made by the NewYork
and Newfoundland Telegraph Company to lay down new
and superior telegraph cable between Newfoundland aud
NovaScoa irrespective of the or failure Of the At
anc cable and the company hope to have direct oommunea
ton between NewYork and ST. Johns within tho ensuing
four and until heD the company v In the event OF
the success Of the Atlantic cable dispatch
stesmers daily between Cape Ray and Aspe Bay.