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CPLENDID FARM, ready Stocked. for
- sALF-3p Acres 100 10 very old large hardwood tim.
her OAK sugar maple and ohe.au, The farm has trrs
owias mesdowvo orchards Of choicest grated ifut 10 ua
brsns perennial spns, with ground available oi pe'ieo
trout ponds large and dwelling and ample barns and
,hed. There are wooded Vermont merino sheep on
the place in lamb, three horses ten cows
swine pouy and complete stock of agricultural tools and
implements The house fully furnished FOR immediate oc-
cupston from beds. cfockcry and carpets up TO pcsier
rS,no ana ro-wood furniture Thr place l. FIVE miles :om
Cbaiham -Four Corners, the Harlem Railroad and m'..
from last Chatham. the Albany and spnngnrld hoaI
The wood alone Which worth 81 ~ cord on the railroad
male, the place exceedingly desirable a. apnTcni'e AZ
stocked farm II IL one valuable IN Newt ora Ap
lpy to HOMER MORGAN. No. Pines,
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
ON EAST RIVER.

AND BusHwICK INLET. tBROOKLYN =. d.
FORsALE-An ENTIRE BLOCK OF OROU ND, between
North Twelfth and North Thirteenth s fronting 200 feet on
Past River The whole Of Upland is 200 by 6SI feet
with right TO all M feet further into the river Parties IN
VIM, of such tract IL land the RIVER hall thereof
can spply 10 CORNS. DUBOIS No. y Water IT.. n. Y.
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GTORE to LET. - The fiye-story BUlLD-
- INC No pa Canals. opposite Eare's Hotel. Steam
can he had If required Apply in the store, or to "M'
GARDNER. No. SIS Grand st.
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EIGHT FURNISHED HOUSES to LEI for
IA the Summer; valuable Country Residences iof
M cb.a, Ami to DAVID RE d. Land Agent Sing Sing N l.
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N0nBTE FIRNISHED HOUSE to LET

~ To LET or LEASE, the double twostory HOUSE
No IO East Srteenthst near Unlopsquare to private
family only House in complete order; fnrnnre handsome
and abundant Offered lease for two years In
,In ~, nm ,frntsfAS No 2 p;ns.st C88)
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A YOUNG MAN aged q desires q SITUA-
~ TON in Wholesale House Beat city references AID
dress NJ. Il. b.. Tribune Office.
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DEPARTMENT THE INTERIOR,
UNITED STATES PATENT OYYicE,
WARRINGTON, FEB. H. 1855
IN THE PETITION of RENSSELAER,

WARRINGTON, ftU'E -, Iooh
nN THE PETITION Of RENSSELAER,
" REYNOLDS Stockport, ~ y praying for the extension
patent granted bin the 1T day Of June 1852 for an i'm
proyement in POWER LOOMS. for years from the
expiration Of said patent which takes place on the t day Of
June, 1866;
II ordered that the said petition b. heard at the Patent
Office on MONDAY. the lih day OF Mey 1896 at IL o'clock
and all persons lined to appear and show cause Al
any they have why said petition ought not 10 be- granted
Persons opposing the extension required TO file IN the
Patent Office their objections specially set forth In writing at
least tonfy days before the day Of hearing all testimony
filed by either party be used at the said hearing must be
and transmitted In accordance with the rules OF the
office which will be furnished on application
Dispositions aud other papers relied upon testimony
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testimony.
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weeks the first Of said publications TO be at least .iIy days
preyous to the day of hearing 7. G. THEAKFR,
Commissioner Of Patents.
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CMELTERS - WANTED, an experienced
practical SHELTER who has had charge OF WORKS for
the smelling OF Lead and Silver Ores One thoroughly com
petent may address Box No. $40 PostOce stating refer
ences, &c.
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THREE GREAT BOOKS for AGENTS.
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N calti,sed IS good wood or EXCHANGED ior " Ia
PROPERTY. Plenty of water and ifnlt OF ~ hhp' ~
bonse and out buildings stock, crops and hrmns ute
rennred three miles nom scotch Plain and the same IRON
Plsinded Deao g. J. The owner be seen at NO i''
N. Y, for two days
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CTTUATION WANTED - GARDENER by q
~ married MAN without childre long experience In the
business and will give the beat o. his
poyment. Address c. ROTH. Ne Rochelle ~ Y
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E'OR SALE-Naluable PROPERTY on West
s.Ihis piece Of ground. situated Wesist, in the
Ninth Ward in this city containing in font Yves, It
about l4J feet aud Bethunest about 80 feet making
seven "a full lots has on twos,ory brick dwelling tho
rear fronting Bethune-st, and wosory building occu'
pied for Office also stable for thre four hor.esthe
latter built ofbrick This entire piece Of ground il wei
calculated to erect large manufacturing Enlistment upon
the shipping fast drawing 10 the upper Of the city,
seeking proper depth Of water which not readily procured
In lower part The location Of this properly and the ,ke
Of l. such that there equal to 1t in this thriving
part of the city, which hDg up very fast For further
formation, apply at No. 40 We.t.st.
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~ SALE-Thoroughly improved; 10 acres 10 mi'e. py
!. a Haven Raroad i've minutes walk from depot, IN We"
Rochelle Price s20o0o. Gail on address the owner.
L.. MORRIS, Room No. ~, Ne. 1855 Broadway.
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Now my object in the following pages Is to sho"
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Gituatlons tUan o-nlales.

A PHOTOGRAPHERS 4 Tres q SITUATION
fora limited tins. Has bad siderable practice write.
$50 words and upward per minute nd Is also rapid aud esi
BILE Ion ghsnd writer. Address PHjNOGRAPHEk, Box No.
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Real 0sia!e for Sale.
LII WANTING FARMS,

~ Large and thriving settlement OF Vineano h'u
1tn,,.. no mile, sorth Of Phiadrphs by rairoaL
pirh .o produces large crops: twenty acre tracts -
Der acre payable within four years. sooa business
rpood soeie,y Hundreds are settling and making IMPROVE
Int. Amy 10 CiiAs X Lands, Postmaster .lneianu,
land. township J. letter. answered Papers eona,nn.
D 1 sr,e0ai Editor OF The Tribune !" one OF me
,ou erfen,rs Jsfie tracts in Almost 'ere' Pos' oa
raB condition for peosan Jarr''nS ha' Us A'~ ""'
,,d, NJ The Wffferu Prdfric,
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NOR SALE-Best PINE GROVE within 200

miles Of New.York; ~ miles from Rome six miles from
Black River Canal fortune to I've TO work 3lS
acres mill houses. barn &C. VIII take property In
New York Ia exchange, or will take IS 900 stump.
&. PARTRIDGE. No II Fr0nt.s,.
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6eip Wanteo.

A GENTS WANTED for Albert D.. Richard
n sons Work. TIE FIELD. DUNGEON AND ESCAPE.
For Circular giving full particulars. apply to American Pub
fishing Company Hartford Conn SCRANTON BURR,
Apan
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LOR SALE or EXCIANGE-New-Jer jersey
Il FARM and good Westers Proptity for Re dence
Newyork Pay port cash. Inquire SMITH BROTHERS,
No. lJ9 Broadway.
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nor SALE in Brooklyn, 30 COTTAGES on
Il the line Of DeKalb and FuonaVes. Flint class loca
tons. Prices from $4,000 to s7,eO Terms easy.
THOS. WILDWOOD, No 10 Cedsr-st.
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EOR SALE-STORE and HOTEL at Cut
choguo, Long Island. N. Y, with half Of land
good stand for busness great bargain Price +42O Also
Farm Of about 81 rst quality land Ia good state
Of cultivation the public highway with house barn. crib
fru, trees &c Price 1900 Inquire OF WIN NJ. BETS
Cutchogue, l.. l., or VIM NJ GILES, No. I89 sixth ave-.
corner of 1hirteenth-st., New-York.
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DOR sALE-A beautiful COUNTRY RESI-

Il DENCE, furnished. situated on Greenfield Ii. Fairfield
County Connecticut with eight house. two stories "
feet square with Kitchen extension barn. fine view Of
the Sound Price $500 Apply to q. A. KIsSAM, No. 30
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CITUATION WANTED-.By married Man,
- has family. as CoACHMANina GROOM. Would be
willing take off sma garda u required would prefer
live In has good referes preferred
Address for two days. c. L.. Box L. li9 Tribune Ohce.
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WANTED-A SITUAT.
w TER by u young man who
useful. Good references. Address h
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WANTED-By young Man, a situation as
w SALESMAN In Rsncy Goods House. lie under.
stands the business and unish satssctory ciersnces
AddIe" T. W.. Trbuu- oties
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WANTED-A situation as GARDENER by
w man that understands hs business In all branches,
and laying out OF places and drainage middle aged
Best Of reference Can b. by note. N. H.. Box
No. 1872 Tribune Office
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have read the work with deep interest and consider de-
cdedy the best History Grea. Rebellion which ha. yet
been written. JAMES D'AoH. =: - - - q d,
II the complies History sb, realize tue promise Of nc h' Il
volume we cannot hope, until the lapse oil years iot aOeef
view Of the whole s,Upendous struggle.
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STUATION WANTED
~ scntleman's residence during 3
the country. The mos, unrlceptis
honesty. capsbility aud carefulnen
apply to DR.. SABINE, No. t6 We.
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EREENWICIl.-FOrty-a cre Country SEAT,
~ choice Land magnificent views of and country side
large House and outbuangs hour and quarter from
New York stop within few rods hourly Fruit shade
aid flowers: grove and water front.
RIDER FORD, No. II Broadway. Room No. ~.
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I0ITYTRy SEAT at A BARGAIN if sold be-

Oore the 18th inst. house 2.toy attic and extension ouii
bv d,v work finely situated lawn shaded by very hnr 90
I'm srg. harm 2,ory woodhouse. nr orchard oil apprr
ebrrie sbon four acres land; adjoining farm OF ne
late H. II. Winslow, at We-tpor. Conn Apply 70 io'HH
MORGAN. No. Pne-st.
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s cuuYLyR CoLrAx. speaker Q. S. Honse I


WI dnie Machine. None need sppy out those VINO thor
ouzly understand their business The highest wages Will be
riy.n Tesmonias capacity and steatincs will be
quired. Address DERRlChsON BARTLETT, No. ~
Br.kman.st.. ". \.
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A GENTS WANTED. Now in press and will
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lars send Tor circular. Address AMERICAN PUBLISHING
COMPANY Hartford, Conn.
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L'OR SALE-On the line of the Hudson
River Railroad about 20 miles from New York one Of the
most elegant STRN RESIDENCES In the vicinity Of this
city; about Of land house large ana roony. with
every modern convenience that be had In the city out
buildings large aud numerous grapohoues, green houses
&C. Gc views unsurpassed Price for sale. with hor,es
carriages furniture &c, sc, $4,000 Apply to HOMER
MORGAN No Pine-st. t6l4D
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ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT-Buldings all
newt 10 10 Hscre, plenty OF choice frnii healthy To-
cation "A hour from the city lnqnrc OF u: TALLMAN
mile, fro IN depot
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N as light POR-
illing TO make himself
No. 1913, Tribune Office.
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L,OR SALE or EXCHANGE-A fine COIN
TRY SEAT. situsted q, Jamaica Apply to AARON
A. DEGRAUW, No 24l South.st.
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NXANTED-A SITUA ION, by sober and
w industrious young lsbt PORTER in store
office or would like TO learn respectable trade. Gail
OF address J. GALLAGHER No. Avenue ID, rear. all
this week.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

A DESIRABLE 81 story frame COTTAGE
and acre OF GROUND for SALE al Newtown. L., l.. 10
s5 ooo las II rooms ana all the modern covel fences
s. r. SIMPSON, No. u Piue-st.
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II furnhes sirkng Prooi' OF Tue HPdrIIty'
enlightened research and American spirit OF its accom-
pli.hrd author. JAS. HARLAN, sec lnteri'f'
n ia the hes. exposition 9th origin
md urogrrs, of the late Rebellion that has been published
h. +. WADE, U. = Senate.
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I shore and Country HOTEL. or water Cure establish
mont Handsome property at Fort lee on tne mqa'Un'
hi X HOUSE cotsgr villa Italian STYLE modern improve,
,rnts acre of ground only $4,000 Splendid fakM OF 20
acres on Hackensaci very cheap FARM = Ws''
handsome country RESIDENCE, at HYDE Pars % ace''
Valuable GRIsT MILL pairs burrs at Lywrsnees,r 60
terms .nsy 10 LOTS, small HOUSE and sIAbLf', IA
Brookyn urencubered for country residence near Nc"
Vnyt 'Uand.ome Country RESIDENCES in and aroun1
iItfo,d Conn 10 exchange for houses IN Newton OF
BrooIyn Fine Country PLACE at Jamaica TO sell o. sn
change Hotel PROPERTY near Red hank n. -, ~ Ursf
We with TO hire for months handsome country h'
DENCF furnished 30 to 30 miles from New'l ork. =,
RIDFP FORD No. II Broadway, Room no. %
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4 y Wharf.-The AMERICAN CONfLlCT IN IN, TWO q,
vOLS BEAUTIFULLY ILLUSTRATED WITH ~
PORTRAITS On STEEL, NUMEROUS MAPS and
DIAGRAMS or BATTLE.FIELDS, VIEWS etc 125,cp
COPIES SOLO-The Of this History unparalleled
The work will be completed in few months-at the ear
eft dsy on which weLpepsred history of the late srug
Gle can be obtsned IL will be ncon paraby superior TO
those works already completed" most of watch were writ
ten long before Con Grants Report was made.
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TO LET-A very desirable 2-Story and BASE
MENT HOUSE in good neighborhood. For per,icu'
lars inquire at No. "a Fourth.ave, or by lrtterto
O. CLEMENT, Box No. 5Ol2.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14

COUNTRY SEAL NJ BhhbAIN, III Solu
before 18th in,t-Housewo stories Attic and two story
Itenson built by days work finely situated Lawn shaded
by very fine old es large Barn two story Woodhou,e me
Orchard of ppes Cherries &C. about four acres o. Lana
.i;oninv farm of the late r. II. Wnslow. Apply to hoEt
MlRGAk No Pine ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-14

ITO LET-In Ridgefield, Conn, from May !,
i for SIX months. HOUSE with IL rooms. mostly fur
nished verandah large yard garden barn. good water
plenty in hisn and pleasant village 81 hours from
Eew.Yoik. Price $500. Address
/ r. A. ROCKWELL, Rdge6ed, Conn.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-08
,(Eor the Plain Dealer.)
Tribute to the Memory Of Lieut. Chas' A. Banncn

And he is dead. it must be so,
For the voices all SO sad and low,
That speak of him now.
And We know, since they laid him in the tomb,
That hope seems blighted in its bloom,
And around us there is a deep, deep gloom,
And sadness every brow,
And, when we gazed on his face so nobly fair,
And gently toyed with his beautiful hair,
No answering smile given.
And OH it was hard, so hard to stand,
And tendery clasp his cold, cold hand,
And feel that death had severed the band,
Which love and friendship n ad woven,
And yet the band is not sundered apart,
But binds the closer and wounds the heart.
Since he is so far away.
And we would Motif we eoud.-sever the ehan'
Though every pressure Is q throb OF pam,
And twoud be hard to rend in twain,
One link so stongly made
For thousand things still sp ak of the dead,
The songs he loved and the hooks he read,
That much Of Joy have given.
And when sing those songs again,
HIS voice will still join in the sweet refrain,
And there'll be a murlnur in every strain,
OF a chord attuned in heaven.
For while memory sweet rsses shed pc ume.
That rises like incense from his tomb,
We feel that he is not here.
But away, in Il lovelier world than this,
In an eternity Of bliss,
Where all is joy, and Il ispeace,
He awaits lis there.
And OH methnks when death shall come. {.
To watt our randsoned spirits home,
Where friends shall part more.
That ONE Of the pleasures when we stand,
On the shores Of that Better Land"
Will be the tender clasp of hand,
That we have pressed before.
,larksville, May 9th 1866. JAcoUELlSt
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-08

NHE GROVESTEEN PIANO FORTE
l. still retains its precedence and great
popularity, and after undergoing gradual i'm
provenents fer aperiod of thirty years, is
now pronounced by the musical world to
be unsurpassed and even unequaled in rich
ness, volume and purity of tone, durability.
and cheapness. Our new scale, French ac-
tions, harp pedal, iron frame, over-strung
bass, seven octave, rosewood pianos we are
selling cheaper by from $loo to 5000 than
the same style and finish are sold by any
other first class makers in the country
Dealers and all in want of good pianos are
invited to send for our Descriptive Catalogue,
which contains photographs of our differen
Styles together with priees No one should
purchase piano without seeing this Cata-
logue. Medals almost without number
have been awarded to the Grovesteen Piano
| and at the Celebrated WorlTs Fur though
put in competition with others from all part
Of Europe and the U. S. it took the highest
yard. Established 1881
rssHteen Co.,
1okDWAYNEW YORK
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-06-08

GENERALS STEEDMAN AND FuL-
LERToN have reached Savannah, or
their Freedmcn's Bureau iuspecio,
tour. Rascallity of the most bare-facet
description continues to be unearthec
at almost every step. For instance
down on some of the Sea Islands, it vas
discovered that the poor freedmen are
allotted tasks of quarter of an acre Of
hoeing each. For this they get fifty
cents per task which fifty cents is
represented by ticket, good only a,
the grocery kept at the h ouse in which
the agent made his home. Here the
unhappy freedmen could purchase corr,
(short measure, they complain), at three
dollars per bushel (that cost but dol
lar and ten cents in Charleston), and
other articles of absolute necessity, a.
the same generous advance. This
they say, takes all their money, and
left them nothing for the winter. The
negroes on these plantations were gen
orally downcast and disapp,inted.-
Er.