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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
KIND IN NATURE,

THE ORIGIN or LIFE, AND THE MODE OF
DEVELOPMENT OF ANIMALS.
pr HENRY JAMES CLARK ABB BIS, Adjunct Professor Of
Zoology In Harvard University Cambridge Mass with over
BOO Illustrations / vol 6vo. sClOth, 81.
Ths work Is divided into three parts The FIST part 10 de-
voted demonstrating that tie phenomena Of sosed on
taneous equvoca generation the seemingly serial develop
of enimshe kind from the other. and their rels
tons to secondary the physical oIces soGd 30
far sustaining the Arguments Of the advocates OF e Ma
terialistic Development theory the conrsS the ds
<net manifestations OF the plan and workings OF an animate
fntegeut omnipotent Being smnenty great IN Dreaming
and sustaining the powers life in the lowest scarcely organ
lied animacue celebrating the wondonsy
organization Of Man and the highest brute creation Inc
part forth the Of the ices upon which the
ivng creatures are related the ideal animal unit The
third part finishes the volume by exhibiting the manner IN
which the mode OF development Of animals corresponds
with the type OF the grsnd division which each one sever
ally belongs"
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VALUABLE MANUFACTURING REAL
EsTATE fnx AAIE AT AUCTION --,rhs liz, E.a.a.

lately belonging to tho Norwich Arms Company, Known
the Eagle ArmOry situated the road from Noxweh to
Oreenyils> about half mile nom tho WauIessl Hotel In
the City Of Norwich lying between the Shetucisk River and
the Norvch and Worcester Railroad having frontage %
the premises 3stosy brick building sboat 2eorso feet
with slats roof and shaing and betting complies drying
Ana the premises rood brick Office orehouss
bfrt engine and boiler house. aud lsory brick building
With slate roof about 20xl00 feet with shang aud belins
com p!ete gas and pipes four boilers and engine su
cienl TO drive tho niscbnery In both buildings
Also on the Grseuvo road adjoining the above brck
tenement BLOCK, containing twelve tenemen,s, with Che
snd which stands; also, NORTH OF the lasnsmsd prem,
ises Ahod 500 feet u LAND op said street having .!
about rs and running back the railroad Ts.e
PARCELS Of property VII be offered q. public suction the
10 O'Clock nI (uRess previously disposed Ok al private
sale and be positively sod to the highest bidder .Yorsb
Ierms which viii be made Known sttes time Of sale;
y. l.. GLEASON. Trustee.
Hartford Conn, jan 81, 1900
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% farmers ano Gothcrs.
BLOOMINGTON NURSERY.

BLOOMINGTON NURSERY,
laia Year 80 Asrss. Eight large GreenhcusSA ssye9
100 H. each General assortment el Nursery Stosk,sanessv
sns Dwuf,Apple. Poa Cherry, Plum Apricot, ihs' hais
Pr.ch, Fiss Mubcfriss, 60. - ,..,
GRAPES and SMALL FRyiTs-Larse s.osk. DO sSse
Raspberry, S75 per 5000; Ritatinny aud Costa "aH~
Blackberry Rasssl aud Ayrieultorst strawberry
lsTOCKS-Pesr, Ounce, hsAsle6. MszrsTd, Paradise.
SEEDS-PeN, Peach. Apple oaase Orenge.
GRAPE CUTTlNGS-Cs,a~os. Concord b1nean; -
before cold weather. aso Ounce, Poe,As, ana WIZ"
CnttinsL
RHuBARS--Idnueus AID Victoria LANCE supply. a..
APPLE MOOT GRAFrS-splendid losi 900, piekeS ~
Special hats 10 ordeT Il sent early, While grating
OSA0E ORANGE PLANTS-Fine, - vhoesale All fs'H4
POTAT0ES-Early Goodrich. Gleason Calico Nes rssV
sota $l Is per peck, Ounce Gsrnst Chill Pinaeye -
tycoat, 81 rs par bash. packed. -.
EvER0RE ENs-Over 20 acre. mostly medium sua snsA
| opNAMENTAL TREES aud SIIarBs-In1ladin; lne
And email Saver Maple Elm, Mountain Ash Larci besSA
6irch IAnd~u Tulip Tree. fonsy Locust he.
ROSES-Bast stock and assortment knovs oSeS 6V vA
oRyENH6tSE and BEDDTNG PLANrs-Irelud11
Euchsss 20 named sors; Lantsnss ~ sorts, felsrgo.N
nna 70 sorts Phloxes 50 sorts with nsdeons vsft$
dee OF Geranun, Tree Carnstions, Chrysanihemum 70
peas, AsSsss, vinca vGesaa. Vase and Basket fiaAH
he DO ,.
SPRING BULBs-Includlng Tubsros-s. olsdious, Lfst
Tgsfowers 40 Dalias $50 sorts, many dry ToouSfo"s
In pots suitable 20 send BY mail
| Send two red staEips for Catalogues OhoEh Ehhhnx
n. X. lHnNlx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
furniture.

ALL KINDS of FURNITURE. MATTRESS
"A Es BEDDING, LOOKING-GLASSES, lc., cheapest
st sNEDEN CAMPBELLs No. zo1 Bowery, between
ran.ed, and delivered free Furniture 10 suite.
bedroom ENAMEI.ED FURNIIUKE OF
nw.u.,,.d Lao solid Chestnut and Walnut
ChsInbrr suitr. ps;o and ornamental, o. H. r. fAhhNo'
TONS 36s CaDaist opposite Woos,sr Estsbished is&l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
BUaEAu OF ORDINANCES, NAvr DEPARTMENT,

GALE Of about ono thousand LOUD tuns Oh
- Navy SHOT and SHE'LL 81 the Forts1el the entrance
to Cape Pear River, North Carolina
Notice hereby given that on the 18th day or February
1866 there wi be sold public auction 10 the highest bidder
without and 10 lots to suit purcheers eoont one
thonssnd II Ot0 tuns more less, Of SHOT and SHE'LL
throw into the Forts at the entrance OF Cape Fear RIVER ~
C., by the Navy during their bonosrdmenl . .
Terms "a Government funds one hai we pnicnse
morey 20 be paid by the purch tho crln,ed weights
irnmeaaely upon he conclusion of the sale and the remain
der on the actual weights upon delivery snd moya whcn
mutt take place within ten dy' ser the SAFE 0'nef"e "o
projeosiss will revert ~ the Govern men,
49, II A WISE Chicf 81 Bnrean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

GREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY.
VI II @. MAR. Nos. 40 and q Brosdway N. Y.
Locations made for psrts. from selected Quarter Sections
Q60 the choicest Of Fsrmg Pine Timber Govern
msnt Lands In the States Of Michigan Wisconsin Missouri
Iowa. Minnesota and Kansas and Territories Of Nebraska and
Dacotah -
FREE HOMES FOR ALL
BEST LANDS In THE WORLD.
Complete instructions furnished those desiring settle upon
Government Lands under the Homesle HERE
and HOW to choice selected Quarter Section ll6O
ucresl in either Of the above States and Territories,
Spcc attention given Soldiers locations under amended
Homestead Act Improved Farms richest Of soil beautiful
locations for sale 81 low rates. In ell OF the Western states
TAXES PAID. TITLES EHAMlNED.
Bounty Land Warrants snd College Scrip located BY special
contract Our facilities for sale OF good Western improved
ved For particulars send postpaid envelope with address
for Circulsr GREAT WESTERN LAND AGENCY Box
No 60oO New York Refer, by permission, TO his Excel
iency REUBEN L. FENTON Governor Of the State Of New
York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
BuIrAu OF ORDNANCE, NAVY DIX RTnEsT,l
WAsHINgTOs CITY, Jan. 70. 1905

GALE of seryiceable and unser1ceable NAVY
y POWDERS ct the Navy Yard Brooklyn, n l. Ihete
viii be ,od to the highest bidders at puoc auction noon
Of eighth day OF February 1868 10 the office Of Tho npec
tor of Ordnance, at the Navy Yard, broodyn ~ III oy
ample five hundred and three thousand O)J pounds o.
Navy Powdcra 80. ,..,
Terms casb IN Government, funds onehafto be deposited
NJ bs and Of he sale and the em.ndcr within days se
ward during which the powder, must be removed from
Ga,.n'mrnt H. A. WISE. Chief Of Bureau.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

CPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked, for
- SALE30O Acres 100 in very old large hard wood tim.
Der oak maple and chestnut TIE farm has three
moving mesdowswo orchards Of choicest emitted fruit Ia ul
bearing perennial springs. with ground available for perfect
ponds large ind elegant dwelling, and simple barns and
sheds There 200 tine wooded Vermont nerno sheep
the place 200 Of them ev.s In lamb three horses ten cows
swine poultry complete stock OF agricultural tools and
implements The house Is fully furnished for immediate
cupaion from beds cTockery, and CARPETS up TO pictures
Chatham -Four Corners the Harlem aallIoad and miles
from East Chatham on the Albany and Springfield Road.
The wood alone which worth 81 ~ ord tie raosd,
makes the place exceedingly desrsb, n, aPnrchae. As
stocked farm II OF the most liable In New ORR APP
ply 10 HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine.st.
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trluntitts Araosm,ss.

n II. RIvERss lr -
We 4... DANCING ACADEMY
10 20 sgHERMekHMoRN.sr, Corner Of Counr ST..
kkSM Ss cAh Ion ossos . sIs nos ISss
s for painpllet eSnaius w. 0srusa Coen md
rsAlIsnAhls QuadItloA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
MILL for SALE.

DOLLING MILL for SALE.
III The CArASAUQUA MANUFACTURING COMPANY
offer for SALE ROLLING MILL situated II Cstesauqua
Leigh Co.. Perm The mil ia nearly and In excellent
condition II has single and double radiin, furnaces
tary squeezer paddle rolls heating furnaces train Of rolls
for iron, lDncb train for small sizes train for
boiler and AMOR plates with reversing reer sesmengne
for blast 2veral steam gncs for driving the mill There
are q workmens houses belonging 10 the mill he situation
nno be e1cees il being the Of the Iron and Goal
region of the Lebgh Valley Application 10 be made TO b.
LEEDOM No. $50 North Delas ave. Philadelphia THE
ODORE sTURGES No. 2%I Pearlst New-Yohki or 1t the
Mil. where the property can DO seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

QH0 ACRES of LAND for SALE at SIS per
eb&Uacre. in Dens County. Wisconsin 10 miles from
Madison the Capital Of the State the State House within
view 100 Of good wheat land hs balance meadow and
pastures has water and timber well adapted for stock
farm. Inqlire in the Stole. No. 263 Fourh.avr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
suysisrEAcK OFFICE 4. \. A., No SoU-n G.rsr.,
natn Ian [

suzsisrEscK Or,IoE. u. \. A., no. soU,n G,rsr.,l
BALIISoRR. Nd. Jan. 81, 1870.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF SURPLUS
VI HARD BREAD.-Sesled Proposals. In dnpi cat- VII
be roc. ,ed a. his Office daily. add opened II O'Clock
WEDNESDAYS ard SATURDAYS during the month oi
February for the purchase OF saus GOOD HARD BREAD
on baud ct this depot
m. Bread /. In pore, Of fry t5o) pounds each All the
Bread offered under this Advertisement has carefully
aud thoroughly nsprc'e each box having boon opened
anned ard thea r-coopered and box allowed repse-d
whicL did not come up 10 tho standard Issue troops.
No proposals received for lees than twenty 2o boxes Put
ohsse. viii he delivered board Of transport, without er'
pom. 20 tho purchaser.
Payment required In Government funds notlhea Of
acceptance Of bid 1wenty days allowed purchasers TO
move soes Should navigation be- closed during this time
the time 90 loo, will bs considered Proposals 20 be IN.
dorsed the enyelope proPqsas et Hard Bead and ad
dressed 10 THOMAS WILSON, Brsvet Liout.Col.
and G. 8. u. \. A.. BFevct Brig. Gen. Vols
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
BUREAU or Ordnance. Navy pkPaGTsasr,

GALE of NAVY POWDERS at the NAVY
- YARD Portsmouth. N. II. There viii be 500 90 use
hghest az noon the fourteenth 4 day reDIuy
1855 h the Ofce OF the Inspector Of Ordnance at me fors
mouth NsvyYard BY ample Five thousand tsool barre"
Terms cash. in Government funds one helfto be deponea
t the and OF the sale and the remainder within ten da
ward durnx which time the Powders must DO Il !oLsu
from The Portsmouth Magszns at the NavyiHd o''e'"'
they will revert to the Government ,,,,.p,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
Eotels, &c.

CONGRESS HALL, Albany, n. Y.-The I'M
" dergsed respectfully that this wsllknown
populsf Tote. has during tho past been thoroughly
feird aid newly furnish ID. and Ia complete In all its
continents for the comfort snd convenience or guests Is
contguy to the Capitol and State offices makes desirable
residenss for those Visiting Albany public business
ADAM BLAKE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

TIMBER AND WOOD AT AUCTION:
L SALE EXCIiANGE;HOTEL, PouGHKEEP5iE'
On THURSDAY. Feb. Is, at 10 o'clock
Seven hun red acres Of standing TIMBER and "ooD-
OAK, MAPLE and CHESTNUT bNasted on the HUDSON
River opposite Hyde Part-wi BE- sold in lots Of 100 acres
or more to suit purchasers
rare chance for Railroad aud Lumbermen who desire
Timber Railroad Ties Telegraph Pole. snd Wood
SALE POSITIVE. Particulars Of WIN. WRIGHT, No.
III E..szust New York
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Sales bp auction.

A. u MERwIr. Aucslonesr.
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Nos. 694 and
I'D Cos Broadway, cor. Of lth-stSseS Of Books Sts.
nonsry Pictures WORKS Of An Fancy oooda Furnnrs 10
BUREAU OF OnpyAscs, EAvr pEpAsraaSr,)
WAsaIsaroN CIrY, jan, 49, 1866
GALE of SERVICEABLE and UNSFRYICE.
- ABLE NAyY PQWpEBs, u ths GEIlER sTA Ai IS
NAyYYARD NOhs Uh ,osn o RI he st sy
Of MaseS 1855 IN tn, Office OF the Inspector OF a.
the Norfolk Navy Yard by sample five hundred ad .l
four Lousand four hundred snd three so3 POUNDS %
Navy Powders, IS follows:
sO2 360 pounds serviceabe.
1871 pounds Condemned.
1853 pounds Damaged
4.e4a pounds Compressed
634.401 10,
Al ony about two hundred and seynytwo h9uslf three
hundred and tyivs (2723s pounds Of these pqws are
barrels purchasers provide barrels INTO when ne
rnander may empsd rom the tanks for which penod Of
thirty 1907 days win be allowed The Powder In barrels now
INNS. be within ten days from day Of sale other
wiso they will revert to tho Government. go
money be deposited at the completion o. The SAFE ana 'He
remainder before the Powders arc rspoyed
H. A. WISE. Chief Of Buresu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

E,ANCY POULTRY and PIG EOhSsr SA ~,
u -Ensish Game Fowls Branshs, Leor 6s Don, *
Ieu.ms and Tumbler Pg-ona NAN.tp--h fa,f OF $50
REyR Aaares. 9sx Ma. a<ss P0'toMoe. nsS'H01>
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
Mem Publications.

TWO NEW BOOKS
y. APPLETON & Co,
Mes 443 and AS BROADWAY,
Pabsh this day:
THE PHYSIOLOGY OF MAN.
DESIGNED TO REPRESENT
THE EXISTING STATE OF PHNSlOLOUlCAL
SCIENCE,
AS APPLl T. d ~
TO THE FUNCTIONS OF THE HUMAN
BODY.
By AusrIs FLINT Js. NJ D.,
Professor Of Physiology and Microscopy IN me beAene
Hospital Medical Colleee. New ork, and IN the Long
Island College Hospital; Fellow Of tbe New
YoIk Academy Of Medicine.
vol. 6vO., cloth. - d. .
In this work h the design OF the suthor 10
Medical Profession aud Public extended and practical
Treatise on Human Physiology. .
Avoiding historic destions and discussions OF
questions the Llhor intends to present what
actually known regarding the functions Of the body giving
who by their experiments and obsefva
on contributed bring the science its present con-
cition
The work win comprehend only the Fun 'ioa. 81 The Human
Body, and will embrace the Physiological Chemistry eno
Anstomy Of the tissues and only 20 far a. oi
the eucidhiion of these unotiots twill be osneo IN
three four volumes 8yo, of about 500 pages eaes Inc
seyeray will be devoted 10 natural subd visions ol we
subject that each volume will form IN itself distinct
frsstiss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS

HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO BUSINESS
Il Il MEN, 800 scres Of LAND, well tnbered with OAK
Pine and Chestnut with superior water power o;
cess railroad river and canal u miles from Port Jeis
land finely located for Farming and Dairy purpose New
York Company Ia boring for Oil within two niles with good
show Of ReseTvng oneeibth Of all Oils and Miner
ais the above viii be sold for SO per
Aso for SALE desirable FARM OF 400 10 acre.
OF which high state Of cultivation, with good build
ipgs; the remainder is heavily tinbered.
For further psrtieul call Oh or address
l.. C. O. KSIINEh.
Amrrfr.n Hoiel. cor. broadway and tishth.st
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CTEINWAY & SONS
- GRAND, SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
pIANO-FORTES

Have taken 20 First Premiums god md silver msA IL
Principal Fairs held In this country within tho ss ten yse
and In addition thereto they awarded First Pr4o
Medal the Great International Exhibition In lcadon. ieA
In competition with zo9 Pianos from all parts Of tbs Word
Taat great upsrorty OF hess instruments 10 u
veraly conceded sbundany proven by she PACT tbs
Mssrs S.einwsys scales Improvements, ard pecusrse
bavs been copied By the great majority q
the Of both hemisphere As cLossLr CooL4
Bs DONE WITHOUT IyARNGKNEg4 OF PATKSr RIoHrsl ans
that their used by the eminent pian
Of Europe and America who r them FOR .ss cwn uo
and private whenever acceSAihe.
sTEINWAY & SONS direct special attention 70 their
PATENT AGRAFFE ARRANGE NENTi
which having been practically tested in al their Grand 40
highest priced Square Pianos and adnitte1o be oae
es in Of molsrn tines viii hereafter o.
roducei In xysRr PIANO MANUFACTURED 80 raYd wrhcs
INCREASE the prgchAseF IN oSSes that ALL
patron. may reap It's benefit ,
STEINWAl x SONS PIANOS are she only sme -
ported to Europe In largo numbers aua -
In European concert roons. -
WAREROOMS. Nos "A ard . F1ss fourteenth - ="
tween Union Square and Irving place, Eew-fofS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
Housss ano .farme Uanlco.

A COUNTRY HOTEL WANTED-Within
N 80 mile, ofNewYofk eonisinng not less than 30 rooms
and within Oh half mile Of depot stram pat lsnding Ad
dress with particulars and price, H. H. kESI, no. 10
Blesckef.st.. kew-iork.
WANTED TO HIRE-A tirst-class HOUSE,
w either In N-w.York BrooSlyn IL must BE- scct,r
bic and In good location AddIs'' with fall PARTICULAR o.
L. Box No. 1853 Tribune Once.
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WAi.iSe1ox. D; G., Jan; 81; Ices. -,

WAfHIS6gON, u. =, Jan u Ieto.
A UCTION SALE of SERVICEABLE and
n DAMAGED HOSPITAL PR0PERrY-Wil DO sold
Public Auction 81 the Jgdiei,y square W.ehorse; az sl!h
10 a. m considerable quantity OF Servicssbe and Dam
aged HOSPITAL PROPERTY, embracing Sheets Bed
sacks Hair Pillows Counerpsnes, Mosquito Barr, Shirts
Drawers, Gowns, &C.. &c $50
Terms: Cash in Government funds. Purchasers VIII be
required to remove property within foryeight from
termin alton Of ssle. L sUTHEKLAND
Hnrxann and Med. Pun. u. 8. A.
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Sales bp Anrtion.
A.nrr.xr orArrr,nl,rn.. o,,,e.. ,

ASSISTANT QuAnfERHAsrER6 OryIcs,}
No 10 Safest, NEW YORK CIrr, Jan: %, 1900: :
UCTION SALE,-By order OF the Chief
"A Ousrtsrns,,sr viii SELL II Public Auction u Bat.
ery Bsrracks On SATURDAY the ID pro1ino at II O'clock
quantity e ogAeIERnasTE Eor SF3EEs s snr
.;r, ~ Condemned Slower Ranges 10 lsrge quantity Of
vsos, tnd.J stove rpe oP Bsdtead', Gssis Bss' Cor
r-ter. foos &C., Sc, Clothing Knspsaok. Hsver:acks
tanteen. Blankets Tents, Boges. &C. &c. The above
offer. variety articles exclusive Of those mentioned to all
OF which the attention OF dealer, invited Terms ca,h
delivery and weighing BY the Auctonee For further
tcuars apply the Barracks, or to the undersigned.
r. C. MORGAN Brevet-Alajor and A. ON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

TOR SALE-On Eighth-ayo., Central Park,
l. i5fsont LOTS, with lots sdionips. well located
near Park entrance Will be sold below the martei prct
to clo-c an estate Streets graded Apply to HOMER NOR
| Gan 10. Pine.st. t5sD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

Tor SALE-A handsome COUNTRY RESI-
II pENCE one mile from the Depot al Paterson, N. J.
Large dwelling neay new, with Barns. Sst and other
Oubudings suitable fors gentemsns residencs ncies
$1,000 If desired more lsnd may be bad Apply to A. A.
FONDA. Paterson N. J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

ELLSWORTH's Model Business College No.
H se Boadwsy Every facility for the thorough In
sIucton In Penmansip Accounts. ana Business Calculations
ELLSWORTH GRAY, Proprietors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

TOR SALE-On Staten Island, FARM OF
nearly loo with superior furnished House and out
budiugs also stock with horses esrriss. &C., ready for
Immediate occupancy. This place 10 de,lrably located and
be bought at low price upon accommodating terms f
nlits Of A. JUURNEAY, No. Pine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

I OTIS on Madison-afe. for SALE.
Two lots Madisonsye. corner Of Seventy fnurih'
Eight lots on Seyenty felhh..,., near Msdi'on-s,e'
A. J. BLEECkFR, SON Co,
No. 81 Ceiarft-
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Il

Sen. free by mail on rsceip, of price.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

G,OR SALE. The valuable FARM and
contains 400 acres 100 cultivated the balarce woodland II
is healthy and desirable location for s9nmsr residence
presenting superior advantages for seabalhng boating and
cunning aud bordern, the Shupecock Bay sro large
trout pond House contains IS rooms. with gsosi onbud
ing, Price $l2,Ooo Inquire Of N. o. FOSTER, NO. IeI
Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

TOR SALE-On Murray Hill, 4-story,
j. brown stone front HOUSE. 23reo feet party walls lot
half the block britt In best manner with all modern improve
mentg and thoroughly painted with or without furniture
Apply to THERON L0SEE, No 10 Brosd-si.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

LNOR SALE CHEAP-On Nineteth-st., Sec
4 ond and tld doors OF Avenue A. two substantial
well built two.story, basement and under-cclar brick
HOUSES possession given immediately. Inquire Of ID. BID
WELL, No. 2S PeaTl-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

VHE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Il Nos 48T 400, t9l FfFTHANE., NETWORK,
II. NJ PIERCE, Pre.sisn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02

GAN SOUCI FEMALE SEMINARY,
~ BALLSTON SPA, Saratoga Co. Newly ork The Spring
and Summer Terms will March l. Until then Cir
ca,srs and interview h the Prncpa may DO had every
THURSDAY, nom II to q at tho Pacific Hotel. No. II!
Greenwich St, New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-02
Real Cstate for Sale

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IA Bunswict Rahtan River, In complete order .eyss
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in New brunswick to exchange for city properly
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Important from Washington.
WASHINGTON. November


The following was telpgraphed to the New
York Times, by special rrcsl ondeni,' from
this city: Chief Justice Chase called at the
White House this evening, and WAS closeted
with the President about an hour. Before
his departure Mr.. Seward, Gov. Randall, Mr.
McCul!och and Mr.. Browning arrived. and
remained in consultation with the Presiden,
unil ten o'clock.
1t is believed this meeting was for consul
t,-,ion upon most imp,rlant subjects, based
upon an effort now making by the leading
men Of all pIrtes TO induce the President, in
conid' ration Of general amnesty, TO i"duce
the pcopr of the South to accept univers i
outrage with qualification either proper
ly or int lligeuce.
Prominent Southern men are co operating
with the Republicans and Democrats in thi,
effort
The horse fair at Baltimore will commence
on Monday next. The prizes amount to 5000
d,lars. Many noted horses will be present
including Dexter and the celel rlted PAGER
Megoosler.
The French Minister has received notice tc
cave here on the 10Th of December for his
new position as Minister to Portugal. Hi
SUCCESSOR will be here ut that lime.
. The Mississippi Commission, who are urg
ing the release Of Jefferson Davis, will remaiI
unlil they have had another interview with
| the President.