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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-16
Consignees per South CnroIinn Rnilroad
November 10,

730 bales Cotton GO bales Mdzo 20 bags Flour 10 bbls
Crude and II bbs Spirits furpenne Is bbs Rosin I29
pags Grain, cars Furniture, cars Cattle &C. To
Agens. Fraser Co, Robson, NJ Goldsmith 4 Son,
Williams 4 CO, u Rodgers & Co, Adams, Frost 6t
Webb Co. Strauss, Vances 4 Co. J Bolts Miinor
%ii6ar T,fH Martin Bates & Co. Willis Chsom, q
II Jefiern & Co. Pael W W Smith, + Burdoll, q
slens sa LGh6y. " Martini Jenkins. whittemore.
drunthal Co. J n Caldwell 4 Son. " Meade Yeadon.
Mohsts q D Ktrkpatriek. T ssenhouse MowTy
20 Co' SLOAN Hunt Bros, D Aiken & Co. w Bee
Turner, Hunt, Gillespie.
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NASI SkF SkkAff1NS
In the Port OF Charleston, November IS, 1866.
vKssKLs uNDEn 100 TONS, STEAMERS coAsrEa
WITHIN TIE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
saragossa. 77e tons. Crowe at Adgors wharf, for Now
York, loading. ......................R Rayenel & Co
SHIPS
Southern Rights. $50 tons, Ross, ut Accommodation
wharf, for Liverpool. loading. ... .Wis ChIsolrn
Ida LILY 7ss TONS Minot at Atlantic wharf for Liver
Missouri tons Edwards Atlantic wharS OSS fer Lr 10
Mssy at nsshas fSat s.r s:Gs e,
BARKS.
Ango Guardienc r), 4se tons Willis at Maras wharf,
tons cann at asaew GS
victoria S - Ross as Brown Co. & SSsr tsS s
5ss Fanvre at Unon s1oSs Wharf, nTS' o@ s9
G1o in Ashley 7s sP'Sr Sr ss
rrt'ss ~ e1san: iiins S5sz a6SR NY "
Evorhard beius rcm tons. ohnhol at atsnte ae
wharveS, from Bremen. discharging. Order
DRIds.
carmen W Br o. tonH fauiknor In Anhley River for
Redwood, 2lO toms Borden, at Benefits wharf, from
Joven Jose, 15o TONS Fradua, at Bonne.s wharf from
cardsn 90 Yaan at rcy:s SbaI
from liverpool, disoharg,ng 49,. j Fraser Il Co
Albert tBrl 3os tons. Erickson. at Boyco Il Co's wnrf
Union Drl, 1873 TOMS scknoy, at Dry Dock wlar from
Savannah, to bo repaired. Master
sCH0ONERs.
Aid [Brl, - tons Mccormick, OF Central wharves from
nlatanEAob Master
Magnolia. la9 tona Chase ut Mars,s wharf, from Turks
81 Moss; tho iea if E1s1E Rsnoss Co.
TONS ciors in xaiey Rsar hfSs fSr Ne% s1
AoIhS ID A EnHlow Il Co
Kato Wentworth. 800 TOMS Adams. al Brown & Cos
wharf for Boston. loading. Street Broa Co
Lewis Mulford, : tons, Moslander,at Central wharf
from Philadelphia, to bo ropairod :. n Baker CO
Noses Brnmhan t9maatcdl. a3s tons. Hussev at Ad-
o. gSrs wharf, for Now York. loading. W Roach
- Philadelphia. dischargins " Johnson
VIM Slater, tons, srnnley, at brown d Cos wharf,
nom Ihomsston. Me. disehnraing. 49,. .Olney 90
Archer Reeves, - tons, Miller, At Commercial wharf,
from New York, disohargfng... ..,.....W W Roach
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Exports Cor The Week ending Thursday,
November 10.
BORDEAUX-Pcr Swedish brig Princess Louse-20
bales Upland Cotton, ie,30i feet Pine Plank 1853
feet Pine Timber.
WEST INDII;S--Pcr bark T. A Cochran-20i. 600 feet
Lumber l2G bbls Rosn.
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON-Pcr schr w Gir,lincr-33 bales Upland Cot
ton, 1874 bbs. iiosn, bbs Spirits Turrcntne, 297
tons Iron, 5 Packages.
NEW YORK-Pcr steamship Andalusia-I9l bales S 1
and $50 halca Upland Cotton, 20 uorces Rice so bum
dies Paper, $50 bbs Rosn, SS Hides, 20 packages
Sundries ..Por steamship D Soudcr-55 bales
and 700 bales Upland Cotton, - ticrccs Rice, 222
Packages. 179 bbls Rosin, 16 bales Yarn. 49,. Per
Steamship Quaker City--G32 bales Upland Cotton,
S3 bales Soa Island Cotton, 67 icrces Rice, &c bbs
30 sacks Dried Fruit 20 barrels Alc 20 packages Sun
dries.
PHILADELPHIA--Per steamship Wllirlwind-3l3 balcs
Cotton, 100 bales Domestcs baos Rags, 50 bundles
Paper, IS empty Barrels, lot Sundres. .Pcr scr
John Grifln--71 bales Cotton, 40 empty Barrels,
6668 boxes Ordnance Stores.
BALTIMORE-Per steamship Adele--125 bales Cotton,
16 bnes, IS hhds and 162 loose Hides 10 bnos Rags,
box Mdze 60O0 feet Lumber. Per schr Alncri-
cus-150,000 feet Pine Lumber.
HILTON HEAD-Schr nj Bramhail-70e0 White Oak
Slaves, 80 tons Ballast.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CHA STOR
Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Br schr Alert Mann, Carbaricn, Cuba, days. Mo-
lasscs To J Enslow & Co.
Sohr Archer Reovos Miller, Now York. via Delaware
Breakwater, 81 hours from the latter. Government
Stores. 80 W Roach, and S Q Master.
Schr VIM Slater. Smalloy. Tlomaston. Mo, dnys.
Lime and Potatoes To Olney & Co.
Steamer Pilot Boy, McNclty Savannah, va Hilton Head
and Beaufort l9 bales Upland and 55 balcs Cotton,
aud Mdze. o Ferguson & Holmes. L Fl Rodgers Co.
a Bschof Piucknoy Bros Now York Steamer, Ravencl
& Co, b Rhett, Dennis Fraser N Dill Hopkins.
Mcpherson 4 Co. Jones, Ehchgi, " Gale Co.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship b soutler, Lockwood, New York-Wi1hs Ss
Chisolm
Dark E A Cochran Pierce, West 1ndios-J Enslow &
Co.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship D Soudcr, Lockwood, Now York.
From this Port.
steamship Quaker City, West. Now York, Nov IL.
Schr Mennwa, Dissoway. New York. Nov 13:
Schr B y Hawkins, Wyatt, Now York, Nov IL.
UP for this Port.
Schr Lizzie Tspiey, Jones, ut New York, Nov 13.
Cleared for this Port.
Schr Bentley, Williams at New York Nov 49, for this
port and Georgetown. SC.
Schr Caldwell Mccormick, at New York, Nov 10.
Memoranda.
The schr Mary Mankin. Dill from Boston for this mort
was at Holmes Holo on tho 9th inst.
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Consignses per Northeastern Railroad,
November 10.

lab baios Cotton, 400 bbs Naval Stores cars Lu1n.
a5 pef W bols and bags Potatoos Mdze &c. e
nroo CO. W Ryan, - Doery, 1. Howard, Adams,
srSs. So e. ssm Dc Capt Lndksy Moy,y
ett Stephens. II Caldwell & Bon, wins l. Ohisoirr,
9 9 n. WtnaEs Co. Holmes & sboney Jane Milford. T
dlsr, Kendall q Dockery, Z singlotsry, Osptain WF
A6nfr, and Ordor
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, November 10.-CoTroN-The market con-
tinues dull, and prices still tendng downward. Four
hundred bales reported sod taken chiefly from mixed
and irregular cottons Factors not selling except
tho quotation given. The market is nominal and un-
settled.
inquiry for Gold this morning at 146a1iS, buying and
selling. The principal transactions. however, wero ut
1+7, before receipt Of tho Now York news; after this
received reporting the market down to 145 prices
dropped bore to IA a146n, but hoard OF
tions at these figures.
We OF several transactions Sterling today Ono
small thirty days bill reported ut LOG before tho de-
cline in Gold known. This news depressed the
market, which closed fiat at 154al55.
The demand for Now York Sight has heen limited
throughout tho day. The Banks and Bankers check
ing ut Il discount to par and buying outside bills at
4 discount. =
There has been quito demand for Now Orleans Sight
but with very light offerings at u discount to par.
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BAGGING AND ROPE.-With an ample stock Of Gum
ny Cloth, and light domand, largo lots may be had at
$40 q yard. Smaller quantities sold at 35@36c q
yard
ROPE--Thore is good supply on the market which
Ia selling nt unchanged rates-ssy 20@23c q ID. for
primo Homp. and lower prices for inferior qualities.
TIMBER AND LUNlBER.-Thc low state Of the rivers
keeps tho stock the market light and restricts transac
tons, The salca TINT tako place at previous atcs
say s5@S1O q for Timber, s11GGs13 for good
Mill Timber, and s15@Sl8 for good shipping stuff Raft
Lumber Is selling OF S12@S15 Il H. City steam sawed
is hold ut s2OOs3o q NJ.
FREIGHTS.-To Liycrpooi-Are more active, af,d re5-
sells filling up with dispatch. Rates rmcr but
,nchangcd-pay I'D. for Upland, Id. for ca Island,
and Is. Z Dbl. on Rosn. 10 Havro-nothng
doing. To the West Tudics-lubcr froighs dull anl
nominal for want Of stock Coastwisc.-Fo Now York
By steamer the rates IL. a lb Upland Lac.
Sea Island So 90 q tlcrce Oh Rice md 50c per Dbl
Rosin; by sailing vessel are dul-thc rales
arc 80 q, 10 on Upland Cotton. TO Boston the
rate by steamer is IL q liz Upland Cotton;
by sailing vessel 3tc Ii. 10 Philadelphia, by steamer
Sc a lb Upland Cotton by sailing vessel, &c. q I.
To Baltimore, the steamers taking cotton for Liver
pool to bc rcshpped BY steamer atI that point at I'd
a ib all through by smiling vessel the rates on lumber
arc 81 to per NJ
MISUNDERSTANDING Bnis.-The principal transac-
tons in Sterling confined to sales of limited amounts.
Tho gonora rate yesterday for sixty day bills Gs5 to
the pound Sterling.
DOMESTIC EXCHANdE-The Banks are purchasing
sight checks New York at u per cent. off, 5@1O days
of, 10916 days per cent off, 5000 days III off, 600
25 ~ off, 25@30 14 OF. They selling sight checks
at pal. Private drawers are checking at 4 off.
60 ID.-The Brokers yesterday buying at 45 and
selling at 47.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
REIGN.
f o r L I G N

LIVERPOOL.
Tho Tamari, Fhompson, up. .........''.''.Oct 2t
The New Castle, Armstrong cleared .Oct s
Tho Cardigan Young, sailed. sept lS
The Maria Mckenzie, sailed. Sept II,
Tho Regina, Cummings. called. Oct u
Ship Amelia Conner, smiled. Oct
Tho iyack, Robinson. Oct 20
BIISTOL, ENG.
The Queen City Stewart sailed. ..........,...o"' II
Tic Paul Maria. - sailed. ...............oot
Til" Mistress of the Seas. pavus, sailed .......oct
Tie Pc;ifo'. C:ochcr, lF:iod. Ii
The fcina. DcwalI, sailed. ........oh IL
DOMESTIC.
Schr Boicc, AdarnG cleared.
NEW YORK.
Steamship GrnnCdn -. to leave. Nov II
Brig Josie Dcycrcaux, Clark, cleared. ...Nov 10
BriS q w Rtug ayrca, cleared 10
ocur osiiii up. Cce ~
Schr Mattfo l. EIabcr, -, NOV 1o
Scnr fooihac -, up NOV l
SChr Lilly, Francis. IL
Schr J Bentley. Williams, cleared. Nov ~
Sclr Caldwell Mccormick, cleared. Nov 10
Schr Lizzie Taplcy Jones, up. Nov 13
PHILADELPHIA
Scilr Mann, Stanford cleared Oct 81
BALTIMORE.
Steamship Lulu. Childs, to leave Nov Is
Steamship Sea Gull, Dalton, to leave ...........
Stennalip kingIshor, Harris, cleared Nov 10
scnr Mary Osborn, sailed. NOV
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bhds Of Cuba sold at 0c, and 800 boxes OF Ike,
rency Coffee continues very quiet, and hear Of no
sales worthy OF notice.
FLoUR-The market continues very dull, and prices
unsettled About 400 bbls sold In lots to the homo
trade, including:
Northwest Supefhhe.. SI oUe bV
Northwest Extra. ................... 506D10 90
Northwest Extra Family. 12 0O@l3 90
Pennsylvania aud Western Suporfne. 00GE rs
Pennsylvania and Western Extra. ...... 00GD11 90
Pennsylvania and Western Extra Family Is 00G01i 90
Ponnsylvana aud Western Fancies. rs O0Gp16 80
NJ UUIyVu W.
aRhIH.--There is little demand for wheat and
very little doing to fix quotations Tho last sales of red
wcro from s3a3 2s forcomnon and primes 200 bushels
prime white sold at 81 3D. Rye may bc quoted ut 81 81
al 35 Corn in slowly 1000 bushels yellow sold
nj II 25ai 81 in store. Oats uii sales of 288B BUSH
c3 ut Gjc.
The receipts to-day aro follows: 2i75 bblS flour;
1900 bushels wheat; $3.50 bushels corn; dS00 bushels
olts
pRovIsIoSs.-Thc market continues very dull and
prices unsettled and dropping Small sales max
ing ut s30a3l bb for now moss pork; 19a2ic T. III for
plain and fancy bacon hams II aiSc for pehcd do la
I4hc for suit Shoulders; l4a15c for primo lard in bbs
and tcs. and 17a30c a lis for butter to quality.
WutsKEr-Small sales of bbs reported at 50 lila
i5 for Pennsylvania, and ~ a2 Al a gallon for Ohio
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Passengers.
Per steamship Souder, for New York-A Apple
ton, Master Getty, w W Deane, Mrs Thompson,
a Smith, coiored children, and in stcernso.
Per steamer Pilot Boy from Savannah, via Hilton Head
and Beaufort-L M Ferris. A Milleit, Talbird, A
Dudley, Col 8 Ferrlly, " White. Mrs Clarke, A Il
Morris and lady II Budd and lady, P Yonge and lndy
8 Robinson, Lieut. w Badger, Capt Ward, DR. Fitch,
E Costa, and 26 on deck.
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tRAH.-Wneat was In light receipt to-day; choice
samples were scarce and In demand both miIlerg
and for shpent and prisos beer but low grades were
abundant and rather favored buyers. 2400 bushels white
white at Ss 1oas3 latter choce inferior lots ranged
still lower than the inside quotation GOO bushels choice
red ut 50 30 800 bushels good prime $3
bushols fair do ga 98 and Inferior PARCELS still lowor
Corn-27C0 bushels white and I40O bushels yellow Of
fered; new was offered more freely and BOLD to extent Of
3000a4G00 bushos Mt 95a90 for damp 1000 bushels dry
ns to condition. from 81 to 81 TO- 100 bushels old 81 49,
1900 bushels old yellow 81 49, 100 do 81 and new to
limited extent, at 81. Oas.-4100 bushels offered and
principally sold at 60a62c bulk at tho Inter price. Rye
No Gales reported,
grades are very scarce and stock gon-
orally small we notice the sae Of so hhds cayed Cuba
at 50c per gallon. ~
PRovrsroNs-Me5sP Pork ia dull and stl further fayors
buyers; quote 80 per bb Lard quiet and nominal at
16a16sc for City and Western bbls Nothing doing in
Bulk Meats; but lto Offering. Bacon Ia In light stock
and, with fair demand, prices maintained; quote
Shoulders ut mostly at the inside figure; 18a
Cor Sides anil 19c for clear rib Huns quiet 2a
22o for shipping and 25c for sugar-cured
RICE-Is quiet. We quote Carolina hold at 3ISa14c
per ID, and Kangoon 93IaloHc r.r,
6ALT-With steady fair demand quote from dealers
Liverpool Ground Alum "a 25a2 90; Fne 50 10s9 a5 q
sack, and Turks Island 60c q bush..
sEEDs-Cloyer Is In good request principally for ship
mostly at 80 g. Timothy Is held OF 76 wo learn 50 60
offered and refused for 100 bush. Flax Is steady at
S3 20 81 bush.
SuaAn-Our market continues dull No transactions
to-day; quotations nonlinn1ly unchanged.
wHIsKKY-Oontiuuca dull no salea for several days
reported; quote at Ga 36a2 10 FREQ and in bond for
both City and Western, s.
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ats rLANTIaRs AND ALL fHTIsRrssTED.
FHNTIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING. urr,r ,I,To,..r.,,x>
agent for the sale Q, the HICKS ENGINE Ia now
Mo1a 20 execute ordsra at the ahorest notice for
fho,asng fa md indeed for purpose this Essaino s
haIf tho aa 81 ana requires ono
thoroughly tried before ahpmont, and wsrranted Fos
WHARF. ' thq once FRAAERR
ootoAar X L. L. BA00T. Agent
muf1mo
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY

PHksEs OF THE MOON.
New III. 7th, 6h. Am. morn Full H. 22d, 4h b5m morn
First Q. 18TH 8 Aim. morn Laat O. 2ath Oh d6m avon
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Philndelphin Market.

PHILADELPHIA, Navemb.r 12-BAnK-First No
Ales .@i1' & - 10 .ti4
0orroR-There is chnngo to notice In prico OF do
innnd. Small GALES OF uddllngB making OF 37a9oo
Per ID for uplhnds and New Osloann.
QnocEnrs-In sugsr theao Is rather moro doing; 40
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PHOTOGRAPHS

PARLoW, THE OLD OPERATOR, HAS THoRouaH.
I'D LY renovated and fitted up tho Ola star caTor..
and Is prepared 10 take all kinds of PORTRAITS He
thankful for past patronage and further soca sbxro of
the trade He has also Photographs Of Confednrata CO.
erals Ordinance of socession vows of CITY sustar "n
other atons, at wholesale and retail at rnP
NER KING AND MARKET STREETS CharIeatnn q @- n
N. B.-Porcelain Portraits and Pictures enSrse5 Il On
short notice and IN best of STYLE The old price of Car
taGpr hut short time, VII ~ cou-
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PLUMBING! PLUMBINGr!
HAfAAH M. CHAFEE,
No. 70 MARK T-STREET
NoRrH SIDE, EAST OF MEETING,

" UP ut moderate rates. i'' fohifS rof
Houses tted up with Hot and Cold Water potb Tuba
"ater Closets &C. &c. in tho best styis DUH hu'''
Orders promptly attended to and work W,ran,sa
November WA "nranted.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, Novo nber 10.-CorToS-There is no
change to note in the market Tho unfayorabo inspect
of the Liverpool market the condition OF the gold and
exchange market, oil combined, havo operated to
check business, which is restricted that It does
amount to enough to constitute market. Except in
few instances there indspostion on the part of
factors 10 realize to-day md great reluctance buy
to purchase. Tho sales only 60U bales prices
irregular, and quotations nominal.
STATEMENT COTTON.
Stock hand Sept 1s, 1866. bales 10000
ueceSea to-uhy. .-...---.........--. o,Sb4
Received previously. .124, ,712-13O57
2a2,65s
CLEARED To-Day. ...'....'..'........ 1881
Cleared previously. .9S 233- % 064
Stock ON hand .134 59i
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CONN M ERCIAL.
Imports.

OhRBARIEN, CUBA-por Dr. schr hiort-35 hhds and ii
tierccg Molaasee, to j Enslow & Co.
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The clearances comprise 1756 for New York i46
or Providence 1902 for Havre 90 for Havana and 24o3
SUGAR AND MoIAssEs-The receipts Of the new crop
now which is only local Thoy comprise IS hhds sugaP
and 21S bbls holasses-all from tho upper coast Wo
Sugar and Molasses. Buyers generally ore holding of
for more liberal receipts better assortment
Ave lots and ITO bbls Dolasaes also in Ave LOTS at
prices ruling within tho range of tho following revised
Standardization 9a1Oc per lb; common 11Isal21sc;
fair l21ad3c; fnn fair 19sfa14c; prime 141ia14Sc yell
low clarified l5sl51S. There have not yet bee any
MoLAssEswInierior eoa95o per gallon; common 7oa75
lot of choice Moassos the landing to-day; it brought
per gallon The stock on hand of Cuba Sugar and
al way however at 13alsfc per lb Nos 10 and 10
Sugar i'll boxes, and CSC per gallon for Moasses The
FREoHrs-Therc is less cotton Offering to go forward
and frcghts aro quiet but the rates are unchanged
-four. by steam for New YORK md 1ssc per it for cotton
for Boston Sail for New York ic Id for cotton 75c
and 75c per obi for aour. phadelpa and Providence
1c per 10 for cotton Sail for Liverpool a916d per lb
for Liverpool is obtaining Id ID for cotton and
gagements have been made for the next steamer a sd
wilmington Market.
WILMINGTON, November 14.-TuRpESrnSE-sales
Of 300 bbls on private tcrms but known to be
vance on previous quotations
SPIRITS TU1pENTINE.-Sales of GO bbls at roc.
RosIN.-Sales Of 259 bbls common at IS 80.
C0rT0N-2l bales Middllng sold et 30IIc.
SALT.-1700 sacks Liverpool ground sold ut So 25
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, November 1-BARK-Quercitron ia still
In light supply we notice sale of 90 tons No at s33
fo. b. '
CoFFEEIs dull the only sale to-day wns 30 bags Rio
at Iqko, gold.
CorroN-We have again to note dull and decinipa
market, Mtddltng Uplands closing quiet at Sec.
FLogE-Tho market continues inactive We report to-
any saes w; 100 bbs Nornwestern Super, fiat hoops.
PIC 75 100 bbls good do S1 25; 100 bbls City
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4 arr. AT BAR7AfN.-P0k SAILS, a THREE STORY
"A House. with Store, z0xi5xl0l In Third ayennc price
tztoo Also one tor $500 three stories ana basement
stone front four stories and
Sasemen,, Thirt eth and Secund av nue.
0xf0S 60 vii s2o variety Of other Houses at
moderate prices Apply to JOHN fETTRETcI, AIS Third
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A COUNTRY PLACE, WITH 81 ACRES OF LAND,
"A for sale; In high state OF cultivation, with large
lpant 90 Iruit in Woodbridge to.nship milo from
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NOTICE THE COMMITTEE ON STREETS OF T1irr
IN Hoard Of Aldermen wtl meet on Saturday, Nsrvh IA
1870 a. O'Clock z. ~, w the Chamocr 81 The Hc.rt ~
rgs "a conn~ct win west broadway; change
rad of Worth street FROM Broadway " Cente street
All persons Interested either u the above maers are
rs1restef 20 attend. MICHAEL MORTON.
BERNARD REILLY,
CHARLES McBRfEN
Commltfes Sue<>n
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DOR sALE-THE FOLLOWING HOUSES AND LOTS
rs Caron on s $40; rs Henry st, o0: I2sd ST.
eth ST., S350 900; 10 Rivington $780, House, &C.
Rye Neck s. ~; T Second ay slo00 10Th ST. near Irv
yelt st. $1,000 10 l22 i2 i26 East Houston St $ao ooo
10th and 10th S600 several good Leases Also other
Houses and Lots and vacant Lots In this city and Brooyn
Office 226
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fvouNTRy SEAT FOR SALOON LoNG ISLAND u
~ miles from city communal cation dnls b. sic nboat and
railrpnd: story and attic house with kitchen at
tached; % first land. for further particulars
apply DAVID j. taft spar yard foot Of Third street
Kast riyer
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nEsfRaRLE PROPERTY AT NEW BRIGHTON, STA
~ tn island Tor sale FOR beauty ami convrnience of
kciy surpassed being situated tay
kAif between the Quarantine and New Brighton ferries
ihr roads md commanding cNiensive view
The ~ ry consss OF atty two lots which
class Dwelling houses two stables aud other uubnld ngs
m good orde- Apply to CHARLES H. STEWART, No.
Pin street n. y.
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LloR sALE-rwo FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT
Mauses with an the MODERN imrrovcment., Nos u!
Ihrf avenues Inquire bctwcen II and O'Clock of j. q.
MAYER A SONS No. 4 Cortinndt street. up stairs.
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oe Sous Salon. Hcu:s w 5ls sssss LAss
Seventh set The ho.se g. In thorough repair with ne
sfden, well AUTOMATICALLY shrubbery, shade and fruit
trees and sui,be for gentleans rcsiencc Possess,on
ton place, ". Y. - ""'ai"s-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01

Il in The vr,n"e Wv -. aust BEAUTIFUL PLACES
= ~-r II New York In Kings cov1tv, "si
~itA sai and ornamental trees; kcase large and
conmnaoos, built In the most substantial for the
owners occupancy; all modern imp hot and
cold water through the house; hot and cold grpery aud
green house. all bearing ordr first class neiehborhood all
outhuiidns about of Land;
within IS minutes OF the city. hourly Inquire Of Harry
HOAG, Is Pine street, ". Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-01

(NBAELEs T.. MILLS a co, --...
"a CEDAR STREET.
FOR .a arsc amount Of property in various locations
Some sent bargains