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OFFICTAL.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, EXECUTIVE DrpARr7fs'r,
New Orleans, May II, 1855.

STATE OF LoUfsT4NA, EXECUTIVE DT5pARTsfs'T !
New Orleans, May n, 1856. +
In conformity to the provisions of an act Of
the General Assembly, entitled
An act to authorize the Governor to issue
the Bonds of the State for the amount Of one
Million of Dollars and to provide for the pay
nent Of the same, to defray the expenses Of
building Ieyees. in accordance with the con
tracts made by him and the leyee commissions
ers appointed for that purpose,
Proposals are invited and will be received
Tor thirty days, expiring June 18th, 1866, for
the purchase Of One Million Of Dollars OF
bonds Of the State, as authorized as aforesaid.
Inc SAID Bonds bear an interest of eight per
cent. per annuIn, payable semi-annually, have
twenty years to run. and are secured by
pledge OF all the proceeds of the sale of the
puole or swamp lands belonging to the State.
Bids Will be received in sums Of One Thou
sand Dollars and upwards, to be addressed to
the Governor of the State, to be opened by
him and the Board of Levee Commissioner
and to be Endorsed Proposals for the pur.
chase of Levee Bonds"
Only State notes, National Bank notesP and
legal tender received in payment of Bonds
The right is specially reserved of rejecting
all bids not satisfactory to the Governor ant
Board of Leyee Commissioners. %
J. MADISON WE&IS,
Governor of the State of T louisiana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-21

The BELLE THAT ANSWERED THE KNoCKER-
Eagle, in his essays, relates that one day a very
decent-looking respectable man, about twenty
five years, who carried on some small business in a
neighboring town, widower and Wesleyan,
knocked at his door. He was then a perfect
stranger. The man servant opened it. 81 want, -
said the stranger, " to speak with one of Mr.. is
female servants ~ " Which?1 "a Oh, it does not
signify which," The announcement was made in
the kitchen. " I am sure won't go,n said one.
Nor ], ;" said another Then will" said the
nurse; and straight she went to the door. Do
you wish to speak with me, Sit ~ Yes, l do,'
said the stranger, =" am widower, and hear a
very good character Of Mr.. Is servants. !
want wife, and you will do very we'll" please
walk in, sir. !, said the nurse. The man was really
in earnest IN due time he married the woman
and ] verify believe that neither of them had any
reason to repent the choice thus sngularly
made. She fell into his ways-had good voice
and Joined him IN many hymn thus manifest
ing their happiness and their thanks while he
was busy about his work and she rocked the
cradle. | represent them as ] saw them, and
doubt not their whole life was one comfortable
scene. ...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-21

QUEEN YICToRtA AND THE CONDEMNED FEHIANs.-
A London letter in the New York Tribune has the
following interesting passage:
An interesting anecdote of the Queens humanity
and attachment to her army has inst come to my
knowledge. You may have noticed in the news
from Ireland the trial of Sergeant Daragh fol
Feniauism, of which he was found guilty and
sentenced to be shot. When the warrant was
brought to the Qleen for her signature, her con,
sent was urgently solicited on the ground of the
necessity Of making an example, and at length
obtained though she burst into tears in the act OF
according it. Within an hour afterward she sent
God bless her for it The act will effect more
toward extrpating Fenauism in the ranks-f il
exists there-than all the Gonstables, spies
lawyers judges. and hangmen within the fair seas
of Britain could do,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-21
CATTLE Market.

.4.. JEFFERSON Crrr, May 81 1866
Arrived Saturday and Sunday-55 Western and
2G9 Texas Beeves, and 1856 Calves and Yearlings.
Sold on saturday-154 Texas Beeves, 9l9 Calves
and Yearlings, so Hogs, 45 Sheep, and Il Mich
Cows. Stock on sae-55 Western and 422 Texas
Beeves, 222 Calves and Yearlings, 80 Hogs, 1884
Sheep and 80 Mich Cows. We quote
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EEwIIALL,
4 -" 477- = II y H lit
CAMP STREET. ..............1A
Ba.wsgn Common Id eanal s.Iaet..

Between Common and Canal streets,
Bias hand is constantly receiving direct from the
the North Europe large and elegant
assortment Of WALL PAPER in Oak Mahogany and Marble
Tmitas8au Frss0oss, Centers, Pannslns stsfuAy and
scsaary.
Saloons EEsa nd Public and Private Buildings finish ed In
the most exquisite manner and at the shortest notice
The attention City and Country Dealers called to his
immense Stock Of WALL PAPER embracing every ysrety
sxtaut which he dispose prices any naI
establishment in the country,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-21

" Door OF THE WoRLD."-The North British
Review, discoursing on the doom of the world, has
the following remarks:
What this change is we dare not even coniec-
ture; but we see in the heavens themselves some
traces of destructive elements and some Indication
Of their annhilatiye powers. The fragments Of
broken planets, the descent of meteoric stones
upon our globe, the whirpg comets welding their
loose material at the solar surface, the volcanic
eruptOns in our satellite, the appearance of new
stars are all foreshadows of that impending CON
yulsion to which the world is doomed Thus
placed on planet which is to be burnt up, and
under heavens which are to pass away thus re-
siding, as it were, on the cemeteries and dwelling
upon mausoIeums of former worlds, let us learn
the lessons Of humility and wisdom, if we have
not already been taught in the school of reveal.
ton. :
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-21

THE SMALL TRIcKs OF LITTLE GREAT MEN,
General Butler, when in Washington, used to hire
a correspondent of the associated press to send of
q telegram every day containing his name, in some
people. Now, it was rumored that Gen. Butler
was to have place in the cabinet;'' now, he was
to be sent down to take command in Richmond
now he was to take charge ola court martial for the
trial Of jeff Davis" ana So on, adj l,a,tsearn But
Ter used to write these kilograms himself, and
used to chnclle next day at his tact in getting them
printed, even in the copperlead newspapers,
through the associated press" process.
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Only 10000 Numpers-eo5 Prizes.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:

: ~ EXPERIMENTATION FRIAES: -
approximation prizes of $1,000 each for the nine
drawing the 100000 prize -, ] $1,000
approximation prizes OF $500 each for the nine
naming units of the same ten of the number 6
drawing the $4,000 prize ....,.,.,...... 54Q0
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the S25UlO prize of..,,.,........... $500
approximation prizes OF $500 each for the nine
naming units of the of the number
drawing the $4,000 Pizs ~ ., 27Oo
approximation prizes Of $3.50 each for the nine
naming units of the ten of the number
drawing the SIS 60 prize .............. 1850
approximation prizes of $500 each for the nine
naming units of the same ten of the number
drawing the $3.50 prlaeaE 1850
go approximation prizes of 500 each for the
naming units of the same ten of the numbers
drawing the $1,000 prizes 270OO
6S5 prizes amounting $3.50 800
Whole tickets S2i Halves $l2 Quarters, ST. Eighths
s.; Sixteenths ST 80
Tickets sold and prizes Gashed by
GHAS Y. HOWARD, Licensed Dealer
No. Exchange Alley, Canal street or
Lock Box 692 Post Office New Orleans
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DRANCW OF THE NEW YORK MuSEUM
- OF ANATOMY,
: 40 and ~ ST CHARLES STREET

Four Important lectures entitled Philosophy Of
rage as delivered az the Museum In New York can be had
application by letter enclosing IS addressed Secre
tay Branch Of the New York Museum Of Anatomy 80 az5
", CHARLES sEeeet, New Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-21

DEoDoRIzERs.-Now that everybody is at least
talking about cleaning up and making everything
sweet and pure against the appearance of cholera
the following list of cheap and valuable disinfect
ants may give somebody needed information:
Two pounds of sulphate of iron (copperas) dis
vault will prevent the formation of snlphurretted
hydrogen gas for some time, and will generally be
sufficient to remove all nuisance.
A layer of charcoal dust will prevent the escape
of all offensive odor from any decOmposing sub
stance.
One pound of nitrate of lead dissolved in a pail
full of water is excellent Tor sinks sink drains ant
vaults. =
If other things fail, chloride of lime is Away.
e1eetual, and may be freely used in vaults an(
upon other collections of filth,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-21

DIR. Hall, in his Journal of Health, says calomel
is the only proper remedy for cholera, and that to
employ any other is to triAe with human life. Per
CONTRA Dir. Scott says in the Universal Journal of
Health, that it cannot he denied that great fatality
attends the treatment Of cholera by calomel.
What shall we do, when doctors disagree so
radically?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-21

THE New FIvE.cEET CoIN.-The act which has
passed both Houses Of CongressFto authorize the
coinage of fye-cent pieces, provides that the new
nickel, not exceeding twenty-five per cent Of
nickel. The coin is to be legal tender to the
amount of one dollar, and redeemed when pre-
sented in sums of not less than one hundred dol
grammes or IL 16lOO grains in weight. Three
coins will weigh one-half of an ounce, and will be
convenient in the pocket for a postage weight.
The law also prohibits the issue Of fractional notes
less than ten cents after the passage of this act
lar to three cent coin authorized by act of March
3, 1866.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-05-21

How TO AVON TIE CHOLERA.-The New York
Saturday Press gives twenty directions on this
point to its readers. We select the majority of
Them N
Endeavor ifpossibe to keep clean conscience,
and two or three shirts.
Whenever you have nothing else to do take q
bath.
Work eight hours aday''-and more if you feel
like it.
Rise with the lark, but avoid Iarks the evening
Be above ground in all your dwellings, and
above board in all your dealings.
Love your neighb0rs as yourself but don't have
too many Of them in the same house with you.
Eat when you are hungry, drink when you are
thirsty, and sleep when you are sleepy; but be
careful what you eat, what you drink, and where
you sleep.
Avoid public conveyances even il you are driven
to the necessity of making use of your legs and
walking two or three miles day
Avoid long dresses (thls, to the women) and
leave the sweeping of the streets to the city con
tractors
Tell the doctors that "whenever they come
within mile of your house, they are welcome to
stay there all night" ...
Keep clear of the Fenians.
Don't get scared before you are hurt-nor even
then.
Get your life insured.
Make your will. &@a
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Cotton Factors and Conamission Merchants
No. % MAGAZINE STREET,
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COTTON FACTORS, ETC.

FAILS, ALLISON d co.
q. 3. FALLs-,J. OSCAR HOWELL, Agsnt-JoHN H.
ALLISoF)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17
90 Ubom il man Concern.

nIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED without
~ PUBLICITY and without ill Divorce obtained. Advice
free. NJ. HOWEs. Attorney at Law, No. 70 Nsosust
ITO! FOR FREE MISSOURI
III The undermined ofers to locate AGRICULTURAL COL
LE0E SCRIP sood farming and for i've @ ineud
Government fees
VIII, se Agricultural College Scrip at lowest rates Upward
Of 0overnm.n, Land still In Missouri
Would refer Register Of United States Land ohc ROCKVILLE
Mo. A. {. WlDDlCOMBE.
Mo
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DEPARTMENT OF rHE interior,
UNITED STATES PATENT OpyICr,
WAsHISoros March TO- 1856.
nlarble nlantels.

MARBLE MANTEIS.-The best place in the city
vi 20 parehue MARBLE MASTELS Of the latest de.En, very
low price,. A. kLABERS Marble Wofs, No. 1903 last Egh
teent near Thlrdaye ~ MAnes put up in the country
Cut this out
MARBLE MANTELS, Floor Thing, Monuments
WI Stones be purchased wholesale
large and as.orted STOCK FISHER BIRDS STEAM MAR
BILE WORKS Nos n 10 100 Fast Houston Il.
N1ARBLElZED SLATE MANTELS-SuperiOr in
lNf appearance durable and half price marble n
y. STEWART No 80J sixth and No aio n'oAdwH be-
tssep sSib aDd 9Th IT,. ~ T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17

MEDICAL PrRvFYORs OFFICE.
WASHINGTON D. G., March q, 1876
UCTION SALE OF HOSPITAL STOKES,
N WHISKY, WINES &C -
BE- sold Public Auction Ia this city at ne JuDISIAhf
SQUARE WAREHOUSE back Of the City Hal, on w fDNEsDAf
the 18th day April 10 O'Clock the following articles
Hospital and LiqsoT longer required iof s use o
the Medical Department OF the Army vi: 80,
Arrow Rcot......-. 1900 ~ Pea beans.
Harley ..........lO0o0 n Dessicsfed Potatoes 100 10
Com StaGch........lOoN n MIXED Desc CO.,, io1 ~
Cocoa and Chocolate 1000 n WhskyqI = botties|W"
Cinnamon, Powdered lCO n "hisSy, IN bols-ga' .ooo
.21fOO NJ lOns........-.s.s+ 5fN
Taploca............l0oO0 n Sherry Wine, quart
Ir'. Of Becf..... 1900 10 bottles.
Concentrated Mix. .20wO N Sherry Vine m "a
Gnser............... LIB 10 DDS ~
En-. Of Cofee....... 1892 gal TaTragona Wine,
Eeans............... n bo,es............lOOo 81,
The articles viii be sold o to suit both large ana s
purchasers.
1erms-Cah.
Five 81 win be allowed parties Ia removing Their properly
Catalogues ready by the 9Th proI. -. .
CHAs. SUTHERLAND.
Surgeon and PuryeyoT, u y A.
c. w. BOTELER. Annlioneer.
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GUNNER Retreats.

EASTERN HYGEIAN HOME, az Florence HighlS,
II j. the bank Of the Delaware River will be open Tor
the April Acdmuode
lions for go persons r. T. TRAIL Nd Proprietor WESTERN
HYGIENE HOME, St Anthony Falls Mimi will he reopened
for Patients and Boarlr the M Of May under the man
o. r. T. Trail, NJ D. aud bic associates Accommodated
persons ~ B.-Dr may consulted 1t No. 50
Morton ST.. from " 10 and 20
HIGHLAND DELL HOUSE-This house is now
open 70 receive 81 MnEn BOARDERs IL IL bea1iiu ly
located spur Of the Blue Mountains three miles the
Water Gap and miles Soudsh Station For further
particulars apply to ChAs. fOuLkEs' Proprietor
HYGIENE INSTITUTE and WATER CURE,
Daubury, Conn.
BOARD with or without medical treatment.
Eff. HENDRiCK ~ D.. Proprietor.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-FuTnshed or IN.
~ furnished ROOMS with good BOARD. for gentleman and
wife preferred where there other boader
Hudson River York side within nile Of Rail
road depot Address Box No 6,7Js wHors PostOfice
GUNNER OARDING-Address V. CAFFERIf
- Genwood suquehanns Co, Penn Large and eommoaou
hotel tro1g and hunting eizht hours from New
York via Central Delaware and Lackswana H. Board Ton
sc to = Is per week Literal terms g. families
EXALL HOUSE, WILLIAMSBURG, n. Y.-De-
w Hghay situated for hGfgl Summer Board within q min
Of NewYork City Hal, offers superior accommodations It
moderate rstes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17
Gas fitting.


EIRMINs SCIENTIFIC SYSTEM OF GAS-FIT-
TING SECURES better light at half the and reliable
and sufficient and 90 Madensne southea Wisns
OyFIcE THK TRlBuSn, }
NEw.YoHK April 1906
We ,mpoy.d Mr. Fmn four charge Of our
and the result deduction Of bills oil over
houand with better lights The result was 30 ssIs
factory that have employed lin regularly ever since
1900 IHg TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION
" sAML SINCLAIR, Publisher
BREvooHr HOUSE,, March 81 1896
Ib.e known MI Frmln since snd have employed him to
my always to benefit and
him by nj. long experience and constant sady making
having better know edge OF gs,blner and their
employed lie betfO light
Arranging the burners and would
mend to that not satisfied with bis gasbi
ALBERT CLARK Proprietor.
BY combination Of mprovemep guarantee and warrant
be reliable ano al one hall shs aa NE ~
burned q tbs asuA rAlsA h
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Sales bp Antiion.

Sales By Anttion.
A. 8 RIcHaRos Co, AactioneerG
I ARGE SALE OF
BOOTS SHOPS BRoGANs, CATERS, BALMoEALs &C.
At AUCTION.
A. g RICHARDSON 4 Co will ,enon
WEDNESDAY APRIL ~, at I0i O'clock,
AT THEIR STORE NO a CoURTLANDTsT,
CHOICE ASSORTMENT or
NEW GOOD 8
We invite the attention Of city and country dealers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17
Boaro ano Rooms.
Gonscs ano farms nOanle6.

COUNTRY SEATS and FARMS WANTED IN
- exchange hrstcisss Brooklyn property Apply TO WIN H.
MILLER. No TO broadway, Room No. 81
VVANTED-By a Gentleman an UNFINISHED
w ROOM, with plain BOARD, Twenty eighth Il and Ninth
Address istsiing which be moderately J. ~
FISHER, No. rs West Twrnty-eighth-st
VVANTED.-A small family (ProteStanD would
W like CARE OF gcuieuans RESIDENCE during
their absence the city No objections do wuns and coos
the staying the house Call al or address
SEXTON No 08 East Twenty iolrthst. Fourthave.
WANTED to PURCHASE. HOUSE, unfinished
w furnished IN New ORR vicinity OF within easy acce'
the City. which Petroleum Siok large aud
dividend EXCHANGED other ATpy 90
address with particaA ROBERT H. WlSHART No. n Broad
way Room No. 6pl. New YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17
Real gsiaie for Sale.
4 VERY BEAUTIFUL SITUATION, with large

A VERY BEAUTIFUL SITUATION, with large
n and buildings and s. LAND r SALE in Dutch
thousand dollars will complete TIE purchase and the money AZ be
psee IL The STATE Apply G. FRAT No p Finest Room,
A VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE LOW.-Ele.
~ CANT FARM and RES DENCE close to the station at Jamaica
& t. 10 miles by raj from Brooklyn eei 81 Price $1,000
Terms easy baidag worth soS W Very psaP' very health
81 ooj per snnam APpyto O PRATT 10 "a Finest Rooms
NOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A desirable RESI-
DENcE on Cln,onave Brooklyn for small place short dc
the country Extra LOT filed with fruit Address HOWARD,
AT SACRIFICE-A small three-story brick
~ HOUSE perfect order and neatly furnished Thirty ninth
oc 9 Of ssyen 'oG r. ana -' ''' Apply 10 '" L.
EVOR SALE, Low-Three-story high-stoop, brick
Il HOUSE, all Improvements tine neshborhood No "a West
toriyseyen'h;L very little money required Inquire al NO ~
!NOR SALE--By order Of the Assignee, THE EN-
PRE- BONE WORKS Uteaaye' near tabash line brook
houses wagons. Sc Inquire Of ?. HESS No 10 Wallet
IGOR SALE-Two STEAM SAW-NIILLS at sta
ro c0Si I1Sne 80 . spS soo5 Timer on SEQ
Of land. Apply to T B. MARSHALL BRO savannah Ga
LNOR SALE-A VALUABLE SEAT for q TAN
merry situated franklin County Pa with 600 acres Of barb
son Chanber.bdrs. Pa.
nor SALE-The COUNTRY SEAT of the late
Charles pcheney esq situated It BuhSMGr3S n bo 70
dy the place fronts the River Deawe the house
by back house and each side beautiful lawn
flied with ornamental and extending TO the back street,
On the other side Of the stable with sabng for two or
and several carriages and large vegetable and
garden choice l and peaches in abundance and
variety and gardeners this Of the
property Apply 20 HOMER MORGAN, No. Finest ('2l
EOR SALE.-LOTS, COTTAGES. and elegant
DWELLINGS. East NewloTk aud Woodhaven Of prices
and nom $500 $1,000 also for SALE,
700 LOIS and ACRE PLOTS n Brooklyn East New On &c and
viii build for purchasers payment ttAS IL MllLN AZ
ianc-sve Esst Newl OK or No NIonghbyst, Bro'kNn
NOR SALE-At New Haven, Conn, first-cass
RESIDENCE in location unsurpassed the East Rock
any vicinity The house e sbout 90
square oubung good abundant garden and grounds
productive well laid and shade crest variety
al kinds and fact I'll the appurtentnces for tfst
United Saes
combining both city and For further Particular apply 10
l7l2 HOMER MORGAN No finest
%An Farm or COUNTRY SEAT AT auc-
- ,.)UV. lion on FRIDAY. April 20 st p NJ. on the
place Mount Kisko Station Harlem
Railroad contains IS of good land and
Of fruits dwelling barn. and
siorehous hshpond; horses hogs, fowls.
wagons seehs furniture q owner leaving o the West
l. Foote's place Take train For particulars,
inquire at No. 200 Dusnesi
& 0On FOR SALE-A new two-story base
cDc,sDOO. and cellar frame HOi 81 in BROOKLYN,
Has 1ompknsaye convenient to Myrtle and DE kso
p by J. feet nine water &c lot ~ by
100 Apply o keys 20 III BEASLEi, corner Hatt add Temp
kius.
90 fct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT-First Judicial Dis
IN. Di,,rie,-THE OVERLAND DISPATCH COMPANY, Plain
~ at DAVID A BITTERFELD. Defend
mt-summon, for Relief Com no, served u Rev STAMP
To IA. Defendant hereby ,1mmon.d soc duly Cancelled
and r,onrsd 10 answer complaint IN this :.......:
action which vii be Office Of the Cefh Of The Supreme
Court IA the County New York City Hall 10 the City Of New
copy Of answer 10 the SAID conphnt on
tbs ab,ber. al their Office No Beekman, IN said city within
tv.pty d.ys Of exclusive Of
the and m r. answer the said complaint
within the plaintiff this action viii sJpy 20 the
the relief demanded In the eompant-Dsitd
Feb 8 1866 TOWNSEND 4 HYATT. Psutfs Attorneys
The complaint entitled action wasfed In The ohe OF
the Csk City County Yok at 10 City Hal In d
eity 90 The 2sGh day o. March. 1904. -
maS IawewTu. TOWNSEND HYATT Plsin,lfs Auonsys
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r. c. BuLKLEr IA0etoneeI
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY at RYE,

WestehssteT County at AUCTION
7. C. BULKLEY
wfn ,,U, on SATURDAY, April a. at O'Clock p the
yreues SIX NEW HOUSES all IN perfect order and ready for
immediate occupancy with from three bve Of LAND each
Cottage PAN situated the Grace ChoIeh road about ten
minutes DIVE from Rye Port Chester Depot
Tue property situated IN the select neghbohoodsn
Ne county ard seldom such opportunity Offers to
fsoDs pgrchasng country Each plot be divided
hon the obsr parties buying beauty aud improve their
grounds together.
ssven trains each daily and from Rye and Port Chester
Steamboat communication daily the boat landing passengers within
eve rissles wsk Of the propsrty
yeuI UnupToyed PLOTS also be sold at
tine.
TIE trains from New York which Twenty Dspo
o. and IN VII arrive IN time sor the sale
Yoy OF the purchase money property
Photographs the Houses and Lhogsph
p seen ., The Office No % Wstst NewYorE
NE WILL PURCHASE furnished HOUSE in
w NevYok Brooklyn worth 4k0O paying $500 cash,
Resnce handsome unneumbeTed Lots In Bookyu VIII hire
Hfnished House To- six months reasonable
klDER& FORD No. IL broadway, Room No So
ROO Sn0-THE 3-story brown stone HOUSE
N~~sDOO No Is EAFt Thirsth-st partly furnished for
49, Ilqaifs o. URaY COPELAND. No 40 foorh.avs.
Rk N0 WILL BUY FARM of 20 Acres, 8 of
KCtOOO Il Old growth wood fine House, II good
- sVfas Valley 30 from Rev YOri ineadlg eewss
ss sores f,s msn1fe carriage 600 last yeuj
sss Sstss eor and farming inpsasa.l TAsns AAsy In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17

NOR SALE-A desirable Suburban RESIDENCE
two acres the City Of Newbugh,
bout 20 minutes walk from tie steamboat sndng Frame House
piazza south and with basement
nj attic rooms grounds taeuy aid co choice fruit
srapev mes, Excellent osibaiding Price, $1,000
nqaTe Of c. ESTABROOK New burgh N. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17

A STHMA CURED.-Having been afflicted for
"A thirty yssrs with spasmodic Asthma and understanding s
phols perfectly having cured myself and several who had been
Sosbs % 'ssp In bed I twenty years am red TO 'pe The
n BoARphAN No y ~ Aab tpist Nas ysrL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-17

EOR SALE-On the Hudson about ~ ACRES
handsomely commanding of the finest
NewYok and Albany l. cspabe Of indefinite o'
movement handsome place with moder
h eSpere II would accommodate four wishing 20 build
seheI being handsome sites for bal dng Apply to
BENEDICT A COLT, No Piuest.