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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-03-16

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.
w Witty 81 CO,
GENERAL COMMISSION,
Receiving and Forwarding Merchants, and
Hardware Agents,
Nos 10 sa hs ca pstss ss e.
Gonsgnmens Of Merchandise either for sale or shipment
will receive prompt and careful attention.
M'CUTCHoN 81 HUHBELL-
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Hardware, Cutlery, Etc, Etc.
"A Gravier street, New Orleans.
LILIES ..............P PILES. FILES.
wH1ppLE FILE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Manufacturers Of FILES of all descriptions.
'ihhD' 'i'o'i'' STOVE POLISH,
Office, 50 La Magazine street,
NEW ORLEANS.
FILES AND STEEL EQUAL TO THE BEST ENGLISH
BRANDS -
TERRY BROTHERS
Jehesrs and Dealers in GLocKs, POCKET CUTLERY
roGSHRs and s PER HS CAPS city ' and
dealers are invited inspect sock and price st before
HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
l. rAYLoR / oHU RCHIL
Direct Importers,
No. Il Magazine street Opposite st. James HoselJ
IRON, NAIL AND PLow WAREHOUSE
No. 20 Bank Place
P,rzz q. TAYLOR. CHARLES q. CHURCHILL.
Established in 1884
We also keep general assortment Of
Tinware and Weodenware,
Suitable for Country Merchants trade-and respectfully
solicit continuance of former PATRONAGE
HARDWARE HARDWARE.
ii. AULLAN d CO.,
wholesale Dealers
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
| Agents for
HowEs STANDARD SCALES.
| II Common street. New Orleans.
EOLsER & co..
(F. F. FoLGER, L. FoLGER, ". H. THOMAs.)
| Dealers Ia Hardware, Iron. Ship Chandlery
\ 81 d 80 Magazine Street,
| OPPoFrE ST.. JAMES HOTEL, NEW ORLEANS
Nails Castings Hoop, Sheet Bar Iron shoves
| Spades, Sheet Copper and Zinc, Plows, Axes and
| Hoes Lead Pipe and Sheet Lead.
India Rubber Betting Hose and Packing, Circular MIL
Cross Cut Saws.
CLARK, sTAUFFER d co.
| IMPORTERS AND
Dealers In Hardware, Iron, Nails, Copper
TIN PLATES, PAINTS, OILS, AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS, ETC,
| No. IL Canal street, New Orleans.
Agents for the vEILLE MONTAGUE SHEET ZINC CO.; an
PLOWs of all the most approved MAKERS
/, 7 9. SIMGNDS, Nos. l9 AND q CANAL STREE
and IL CrOssman street,
New Orleans,
| GENERAL DEALER IN SHIP CHANDLERY AN
HARDWARE,
Oils Paints, Bar and Sheet Iron Lead Pipe Rubber Ho
Gas Pipe and Fittings, etc.
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DETFB FORsHEE,
STALLS NOS, ] AND ST. MARY,s MARKET
ships, Steamships and Steamboats, supphed'
and ia now prepared furnish bis old friends and cusoms
With everything the meat line at his old place business
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DISSOLUTION.

1o1Ns
THE la voE EXIsTI NJ ua Be:
the nance '%ss" Of - SEfIiGAS 2oS zlSKEN
''f New .Ss e oreans' aa rel a 8 1856
From this date Col JAMES NELLGAN will attend to the
e.
business Crescent Auction Mart l65 Grasier and II
itfss hs p %S
continuance of the same at their respective
''''S' u '-''''''' L iA 2aS z hshR1f1ssAs'
n Mr WiLLiAM WATERMAN, the firms q WATER
ana Nd SRNk hS the ni DAY ps
ner been charged with the liquidation of the affairs OF
All persons having claims against the above firms are
s ssa nsss to
and settle the sane Tsh Il, nr.heT notice
H Ms $ #EbS# y ]! E MAEESMAS'
3Ol, 3o3, 1906 and 3o7 Gravier street, New Orleans
ID NETT Notary Public the UNDERSIGNED have entered into
sns 1 Sd and ppoP Faeory 1T the Old stand
8 m Co. Sss be name
assortment Of Sash, Blinds Doors Mouldings, Newels,
H HRs % #ESS# j. E HAEEsHAs'
New Orleans, March 3, 1866.
TEE FIRM OF J. ~: As y 1 :! s
ast of December 1861 have resumed business at orme
'N'''' No. 1859 COMMON STREET,
in connection the J. H. ASIBR1DGE Co,
London and Liverpool who will continue to devote their
SALE OF AMERICAN SECURITIES,
and the purchase of every description of
MERCHANDISE suitable for this market.
Mr.. GEORGE c. LAwRAsoN holds fpI power OF
New Orleans, November Il, 1865. -.
v-urx>N on a
The firms of O. E. HALL l. CO., tst Louis HoteD and D.
NJ HILDRETH CO., st. Charles HoteD this day day
solved by O. E. Hall will hereafter carry
his account and will settle the business
said firms. O. E. HALL,
D. NJ. HILDRETH
pEFERRING TO THE ABOVE WILL TAKE THIS
fsr Ike liberal pstFonas ss extended to the i:
s H oa ns Hus Tns my Snd the it,
will them that the has within the past
~ Sss ri
addition Tsqass III satr
s"1Sf IL
will b keP ss the old manner with sDs III
s. COULD MACHINE COMPANY
NEWARK, N, J.
Is Nachinists Tools, W God W orking Maehlner.
IN
Circular Saw Mills Stationary and Portable Steam Engine
md
raj ... Boilers, Steam Pumps,
gs
\ STEAM FIRE ENGINES, HOSE, ETC.
IL Send for a Catalogue.
DETER FORsHEE.
n, STALLS NOS AND ST. MARYs MARKET
ships, Steamships and Steamboats, Supple
and prepared to furnish his old friends and customs
with ar,rvhinn in the meat line at old place Of hns!3sss
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MACHINERY.

MARSH q CO.,
JOHN G. MARSH, PRESTON ". EYRE, WILLIS A.
STEWART)
Manufacturers of STEAM ENGINES snd BOILERS,
BRASS and IRON CASTINGS for steamboat and plantation
use building, etc. All kinds of backsmthing done at the
shortest notice. Particular attention given to repairing steam
boat and plantation machinery
NO 256 NEW LEvEE STREET,
Between Delord and Gaennie Streets New Orleans
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17

MORAL INFLUENCE will be the sns.,,,.
of the Resident Principal to inculcste I.s,0l
honesty and fair dealing, and to imurps, 'n !.
students the consequences of a denartn H' \
the strict line of rectitude in matters A. bns..
Parents and guardians may also rest s,ss
that o strict surveillance will be had az SH,
moral habits Of young men while in attnSns
OF the College. Much can be done IN tbs vi
ton toward counteracting the evils "a N.
young men are subjected away from bom i
is surely a mistaken notion, which some p,,.,
have, that the only safety for their chidrmN
keep them at home and uninitiated into tb1v'
of the world. True, young men cannot nj
surely grounded in the principles of rectnIE
fore leaving the threshold of home and urn
injunctions on this head cannot be too irew
or effective but fathers and mothers sbOuAn
forget that there is an untried world betOrSG
"boys," the experiences whereof con newell
told them, but must be learned by actugs
test. E |
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17

EXAMINATIONS AND PROMOTIONS. All n
deuts pursuing the complete course will h !
quired to pass the regular examinations in II
Of the several grades before promotion to d
next and nostudent will receive dipIoms VII
has not honorably passed these examinations
and given evidence Of his thorough cOnptAsu
sion Of the duties Of Accountantship.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17

Now Is THE TME.-Everyth has its season.
This is especially the time of year when young
men are deciding what school they will attend
during the winter While the farmer is gather
ing his ripencd shocks of corn we are gathering
together those who in maturer years will COM
mand the ship Of trade. Now is the time to pre-
pare for life's duties. For seed time there is but
one season. For educational training there can
be but one period in life. If the facilities now
offered are postponed few years, or, perhaps,
only year or two, in many instances the op-
portunity is forever lost. The world has places
of usefulness and honor for every man who has
the skill and ability to fill them Many are
joining our ranks, and laboring hard to prepare
for IN honorable position. Their labor will
surely be rewarded.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17
Writing Department.
TeIegraphic Department.

For full instructions. time unlimited, on Sound
" and Paper Instruments, including the use
of Batteries, the making out Of Reports,
&C. ..........,........ Vow
For full course as above, to parties who hold
BRYANT, SrRATroS & Co.'S Commercial
Scholarships. ................ .$Zo,oo
Also deduction Of ten per cent in favor OF Ia
dies
Blank Books for full course viii cost $40
Text Books will cost as follows Book-keep-
ing, $3.50; Commercial Law, $500;
Commercial Arithmetic, $500.
Board can be obtained OF from "a, 90 to
$500 per week. On application to the College,
by letter or otherwise, special pains will be taken
10 secure excellent accommodations at these
rates
Time of commencement AS there
are no term divisions, students can enter at any
time and pursue their course as rapidly as their
abilities will admit
Time Required. The time necessary to
complete the full course is from three to six
months, varying according to the ability of the
student
Sessions.-The regular hours for instruc.
ton and business are from 0 to IL A. NJ, from
2 to p NJ, every week day in the year, except
Saturdays, and from I to 0 in the evening, du-
ring six months in the year, viz: from the LIST
of October to the LIST Of April.
Text books carefully used may be returned
to us after completion Of course, If in any case
desired
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17

TEXT BooKs.-some institutions D,;,,
selves upon not using text books s ptIs \
saving expense. Properly compiled ts, my
are the most valuable auxiliarjeS n ' wv
organized institution. We can in No ~, ~,
to lose their effect. ~ "% aa
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17

Prize specimens Of Penmanship, executed at
the Burlington College, may be examined any
day by calling at our rooms. The Burlington
Press says they are most beautiful The
Tines says, we are satisfied from what we
have seen, that Prof. McCreary, the executor of
these specimens ranks among the first penmen
in the country.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17

The third Annual Convention Of the Inter-
national College Associ .tion" comprising the
principals and teachers Of the "Chain" was held
at Cleveland, Ohio, commencing July TO- The
next session will be held at Buffalo, N. Y. These
conventions are Of signal value TO every one con-
nected Herewith.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17

We notice among the elegant sto,....
Views at styles Vermont Gallery, vsrv w
lent one of the handsome building oos wv! Wy Y
our College purposes. '''1p@f
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17

How ANY ONE CAN ASSIST Us.--Send us the
names Of young men likely to attend a CONNER
cial College la .lsaaa au
Call and see us when practicable. ,9 s
Let us know Of business openings for indus
trious, honest, well qualified young men.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17

SOLDIERS DIscoUST.-In honor to our brave
"boys." VIC make to them in all cases deduc-
ton of ten per cent, When disabled deduc-
ton of twenty per cent. is made
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17
BRYANT, sTRATT0N 8 CHAMBERLIN's


Burlington Business College one Of 48 institu-
tons extending from the ocean to the river and
from the lakes to the gulf.
The following is list Of cities in which the
Bryant & Stratton Colleges are located
burlington, New York City, Brooklyn, Bos-
ton, Philadelphia, Portland, Bangor, Manches-
ter, Concord, Providence, Hartford, Bridgeport,
Troy, Albany, Poughkeepsie, Utica, Syracuse,
Buffalo, Ogdensburgh, Auburn. Rochester,
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Toledo, indianapolis,
Chicago, Quincy, Peoria, Springfield, Montreal,
Toronto, Detroit, Milwaukee. st. Louis, Bur-
lington, Ia Davenport, Newark, Trenton, Bal
timore, Washington. st. Paul. Harrisburgh,
Meadville, Fort Wayne, Louisville, Nashville,
Covington, New Orleans. aaooa Eaeh
It will be observed that the most important
cities have been selected as the base Of operation
other desirable points will yet be taken. 1t has
never been our policy to seek places unknown to
the world. An army of young men have gone
from these institutions, into the various avenues
of business, whose sympathies flow together like
drops Of water. .t. 3 rs.s..,o,',.l
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17

Dun TUITIoS. we say $50 is the tut
ton for our Commercial Course, we mean all
branches except Telcgiaphing and Ornamental
Penmanship. The student gets good, thorough
course in business penmanship, which is includ-
ed in the fifty dollars We do not begin on
cheap tuition and then charge fee for the priv
ilege of becoming member Of the College after
the scholarship has been purchased. Nor do we
keep adding buttons all along through thee
Of study. Students are apt in many cases to go
where the tuition is supposed to be cheapest,
but in many instances find to their sorrow that
before they are through they have paid more for
buttons than they would have done by entering
our College. .H
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17
An kinds of JOB PRIsrINa neatly and cheap
" done at this Office Orders promptly attended
to. Give us call. &c

q. College Journal" Specimens OF penman-
shin. and College Money, sent free by addressing
"f BRYANT, SrRATroN g. CHAMBERIIN,
Burlington, VI.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17


INTERCHANGEABLE department always af-
fords ready and renumerative means Of en-
ployment. The electric wire is being spun like
web all over the country, and is laid between
the nations. Young men, give this study your
attention I; you will find il to your advantage,
We desire to call attention to the card of our
friend II. J. Nelson Of Burlington. We are sa-
tisfed he can meet your tastes with anything in
his line We have been perfectly astonished at
different times to see the amount 81 furniture
piled up in front Of his warehouse and have
wondered, where in his already filed rooms he
would store it. His rapid sales solve the mys-
terry.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17

federal authority, has largely engaged the
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17

"hu Oi"'i" oh''i NC hSiu liltPdl and yOid "Vu
SEC 5 The Congress shall have now
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to us after completion Of course, if in any case
desired
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ARTICLE xiv.
SEC. l. All persons born or natnralIzed In Tho
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1866-10-17

DiIr is Sou. mcfarland always n''
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share in the determination of the status of
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

nOGs AND BIRDS FOR sALE-BLACK AND TAN
- Terriers Newfoundland Dogs, good Watch Dogs, Rat
Dogs Of all breeds tame African gray Parrots Mocking
Birds Canares good singers Dogs boarded trained. Med
" - " ~ b. DOvEY
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
pRorosALs FOR sArEs AND LOCKS.

wAsurSeroN. d. O., March 4 lsd
Sealed prorosals win be received at the ONCE Of the SUI,
vtsing Architect Trrssury Department. Washington. ~
until IL NJ April O. 1884 for Furnishing the Burglar Pt
and the Burglar and Fire Proof Safes required BY T
Department for year from the of the y
posal Of The sscressful bddcr.
specifications and drawings for the Burglar Proof S4s
showing the form of construction at present usedyz air
nat. plates OF iron and hardened stsecsn be obtained "
application st this Department.
Burglar and Fire Prof Safes viii be constructed irs
same manner and cssed with suitable Gre proof coy~t
he plans and spehca.ons for which ms~t Be suhsss
safes 70 he shlppcd In perfect condition within rca
The Locks will be furnished by this Department but n
be put IN place by the contractor and b. In perfect wef
srdsr when the sac u turned the proper orlSh
the government
The BIDS 70 he per superficial foot meassred on the =
side and " al charges whatrver including p1G
and door hxtures lexrrpt cost ~ locksl.
Proposals will alan be renewed for Burglar ane fost
Proof Locks, w be accompanied with sampiea
All bids must bc accompanied by the guaranty - twwr
sponsble persons IN the OF - GU that the hider
accept and perform tho contract " awarded 10 hn hr y
ciency OF the security W be certified 10 ~ the Dsrt
ney OF the district where the bidder resides. ,,.
s~s ard ,haconirse for Burglar Proof Safe. ope
deemed the Interest OF the government 70 do s 49,
bid will be considered that does conform to th'e
qulrements OF this advertisement %.
Proposals 20 be endorsed proposals for ssfes arc III
and addressed 10 A. N. MULLErr, Acting superyishvt
chitect Treasury Department, Washington pu,Iirpr
Acting Supervising Archif
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER, So6
PROPOSALS FOR IIGHTISG THE STREETS or To
CITY OF BHOOKLYN

CITY OF BROOKLYN.
Sealed proposals will be- received by the Common Count
At the Mayors Office, until Monday March u. 1868 a.
O'Clock r. NJ, for the lighting of the streets of the citsf
Brooklyn with other material Of lEhI from dk
until daylight each night for also for the crff
ten years agreeably " the specification provided thcrs
hle In the Office of the Street Commissioner.
Blanks for estimating furnished Office OF
Comnissoner, and none other viii be considered.
Proposals will not be considered unless ws
writing of surees OF SIS OD each O.
pcsal twho shah guay to their responsibility that ifr
contract be awarded 10 the party proposing they will bcs
bound as surety for faithful and casa
shall neglect or refuse 10 crccnte the contr ~ 1war
then that they will To the city OF Brooklyn the d
ence between the price 50 proposed and the price Of
next highest bidder % whom the contract may be award
Proposals to be endorsed 40 the Common Ctuncl sp'
flying the work
BY order Of the Common Council
j. OAKLEY NoDyNE, Street Commit ssopci
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

TINIoN COURSE LONG IsLAND.-TRoTTING.-THE
proprietor the following matches and purses
heats best three in 6ve Ia harness. Mr. smith enters
Lady smith; John Crooks enters br g. New York. = Som
erindyke enters bg Pedler; ID. Pdfer enters br Msmbr
best three FIVE wagons Mr. Smith enters b. Lady
Psds Passr enter: HsRSns s5lR ms
st. john GS's '1 so%srnds Psdisr
Of S20a mile heats three in nve in harness. d. Pfer
names br. m Bonnie Kate; d. Mace names Or; Norris
town. On Tuesday, May lsPurse and stake Of 800 mile
tiers Dr. s. Membrno Pilot On Wednesday May l6-sweep
WooS %'s Sr M Moi Pf
saPss .aa sf's ia's 81
Essnay alien wesaSe snIsss Ssnns. #rs Ea
walker enter: SeistoT On Tsursdsy May -ruI.s
r. Walker cners baymare; Il. woodruff enters ch Rosa
%Snd fafer enters er Me%5rnS % Pilot On Tues; s;
three in ave wagons j. Turner Fanny Allen; D.
rGier enters Humming Bird; Hiram Woodruff enters Capt
%on Wslkss ak z, enters en- & Dica.or % On wsdnesday
fSiss name. shsIf On Monday, June june i~Purse u
sntsrs 6. M. Mcnde; J. L. EoG snters b. = George NJ
Patchen Jr.; r. Woodruff enters y. Lady Emma; d.
,e nrs' en- enters sns, p Genet en-
Of $2000 mile heats best three In five, in harness. H.
Woodrun m names me 8 m Lady Emma; D. Pafer names g m
rspess in harness. D. Pafer names cS 5iif D. Mace
names Hambletonan colt. On Wednesday June 27-Mach
of off e o two mile: n and g you please Wo0S
On Wednesday, July Purse OF $lOO0 mile heats best
three IN Ave- o WAGONS D PGfer enters m Blonde; HI
Panic; II. w. Genet enters blk 2. General Butler.
WILLIAM SHAW, Proprietor.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
THE TURF.

FASHION COURSE TRoTHNG PURsEs.-THE LIST
Of twenty purses for the above will close et the
Hone House Thursday evening. March In addition
March ia purse of 900 with stake OF $50 each
for staons mile heats three in ve In harness. but George
Wilkes to 60 wagon he enters and starts; purse OF
$500 with stake Of $500 each, horses that never
70 NIL and two or more TO start.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

COACH DOGS FOR sALE.-THREE HANDSOME,
" spotted Coach Pups To be I9O Chatham square,
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

A yEw MORE CHOICE FARMING TRkCTs OF lGo
IA and upwards In East Tennessee, for sale At
10y now price settlers; healthy climate good so heavy
uber; near railroads and markets Tennessee river
esa country for fruits and grapes Apply TO Owner, Is
O1n11ye Etreet room No
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
BILLIARDS. sc.
DENTIsTRY.

IlILLrARps FOR SALE SIX TABLBs. INQul
ID OF II. SMITH, l6l Bowery.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

q eE0 REwARD.-LOsT. IN THE SLEEPING CAR ~
sYCU the train which left Baltimore at 9:23 r. ~ Mar
and arrived s Jersey City at A. March T. DiaBo
aud Sapphire Ring valued Tnemsnto The above
ward will be paid the p,rty delivering 70 n. X. Enc
No 10 Broad street, room No. g.
GcnA REwARD.-A REWARD or s6D AND "
pOOU questions asked will be paid for the jevelry ~
len from No West Thirty street Saturday
Ing, Feb. H. Address A. d. box 3O5 Post Office. Tho
muD8sztion will be regarded az strictly confidential.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

L'oR SALEM WILLIAMSBURG, THE THREE
story brick store and Dwelling corner Of Fourth and
- aisinns. Apply 10 J. u. CoLAhAN, No Third street,
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

CoLroN DENTAL AssocrATIoN--''To DR.. coz
agent Nitrous Oside) N the prscsice of dentistry VT
from Dr Carncchsn That we administer the sas.e
most safe manner 10000 patients and the whols med
fesston will testify. Omces 10 and - CcepeF Insaisue
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
rTo CAPITALISTS
TUE MOST VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY
IN THE CITY OF BALTIMORE OFFERED FOR SAI.E.
A MAGNIFICENT INVESTMENT FOR CAPITALISTS.

This most beautiful elegant and eligible property conains
4 aud les the northern part Of the city ef
Bstmore line with Mount Vernon place and the wash
inson Monument h. court end OF the city, IL eoundcd
street the by North aud the by ~
Paul street. the following streets p.ssns through the pros
townsend streets and North This properly
looks the city together with the Pstapsco river and Ches
pe.ke bay The building sites valuable than those
any other portion OF the suburbs OF Baltimore city This
and all particulars learned by calling upon Mcssrs
McssHrON COOKE, Mt the Aston House, bet ween the
hours Of 10 and o'eiock until the i2th instant
rro MARKET GARDRSRRs.-rHE SUBSCRIBER or.
ters for sale from ~ TO ~ of valuable Gardening
Land In plots Of from hve upwards ocated East
Possession immediately and moderate Inquire of
GEORGE Hubsf on the premises at Esst Williamsburg,
l.. l.
VALUABLE PAPER MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE
The mill IL located nithe city OF Troy Of the best
streams Ia the State; there large Dwelling House Tene
ments SC, on the propcrty the mill s In successful
operation price $1,000 for further particulars inquire Of
HkDGBs MORSE. I'D FULTON street. n. Y.
WANTED TO sELI,-Two TRACTS or coal AND
w Imhrr Land lying the west branch of the Susque.
hanna river, Pennsylvania one tract contains 40 snd
the other 90 acres on the larger there Is less
than rs VouO feet Of white pine both found
btumnous o,a- Apply to JAMES n. NELSON, II Broad
street, room rs
WI no HAS BROOKLYN. JERSEY CRY yoRKvILLE
w or New York Property 70 eschsnge for farn In
gcod orier eood buildings Address suie bor IN Berad
= ACRE LONG ISLAND rARn rOR SALE OR Ex-
tC chsnre foe city property Is miles from SNr rork
T5ARD 20 vsrss sssest sorssr q sosssoo
The New York herald., 1866-03-08
SPORTING.

A FINE TIGER FOR SALE-FOR PARTICULARS AP.
"A ply at Is South William street. up stairs.
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

A BEAUTIFUL SET, WITH PLUMBERS To II
N out hollow cheeks and restore youthful spp-atc'
cheap; gum ses Can and sssmins. No deposit rvgv,
pared ana sdmnlssrred daily without extrA charge.
sinth svenue bsswssa Ivssv.arss ssd Twenty ssrey
DR. q. gvM
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

TyRANCIs BUTLER, NO. PECK SLIP, HAS ALL THE
choice breeds Of Dogs Buffers Infalnble Mango Cure
and Flea Exterminator, Is Buffers work
the dog g. Dogs boarded trained, &C. Medicines for all
The New York herald., 1866-03-08

w no HAS BROOKLYN. JERSEY CITY yoRKvTLLE
w or New York Property 70 esehang~ for farm in
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