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Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-07
s-Go to Bsrbs,rezser' for Fur Hats, 80

TREES aud sh-ubs are in full dress ofgeen,
and flowers are lavish Of their bloom and fra
GRANGE. 1t only wants genial weather and a
little cleansing Of the streets and alleys to
make our town one of the most attractive
places in the country.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-07

1907 "a
BEDFORD BOROUGH BOUNTY FUND.
TREASURER. DR.
To amount received Of H. Nicodenus,
Esq, Collector, Slll5 90
To amount received Of H. Nieodemus,
Esq, Collector, ls5 l6
S1,3OO Is
TREASURER. CB
By amount paid J. VI. Shoemaker for
Bond No. !, S5e0 Interest, $5s SO, S55S %
By amount paid J. n Shoemaker for
Bond No. 2, $500 Interest, SIS so, 55S 30
By Balance due Bedford Borough BouR-
" Fund, lsS 10
81 800 Is
STATEMENT OF MONEY DUE BEDFORD
BOROUGH.
Bank Of Crawford county, Concurrent,
on hand. 90
Amount due from John Boor, former
weighmaster, A.
Amount due from Solomon Reimund,
present weighmaster, 81 l25
Amount due from II. Nieodemas, Esq,
Collector for 1865, Bounty Fund fT9 81
Amount due from J. W. Dickerson, Esq,
Collector for 1866 subject to exoner-
atiOns and commissions, 423 10
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-07
eeg- Notions, Muslins. Ee. at Berkstresser S

TaE drug store of Mr. John Read in Hun
ingdon, was entered by burglars on Thursday
night Of last week. and his safe shattered to
pieces by a blast of powder, which had been
worked in at the key hole, and the contents,
amounting to about one hundred dollars, abb
s-ran-ad thnrefrnrn
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-07

HI,A1J oOT
ough, do hereby certify that We met and did audit
and adjust the accounts Of John II Rush, Treasu-
rer Of said Borough, for the year ending May 7,
4 D 1857, as contained m the foregoing statement
and we have examined the foregoing accounts
due TO said Borough, and that we have found the
same correct. As witness our hands this 18th day
Of May A D 1867.
R. r. SILL,
J. REED YEAGER, Auditors.
HF. IRVINE,
May 24,'67.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-07

Straw Hats, at BeykstTesser 81 Co. 3.
ASK person desiring Scholarship Of the
mixer City College Philadelphia. one Of
best Business Colleges in the United
States. can be supplied, on reasonable terms,
By applying to us.-E
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-07

The following communication from a
$ Tax. Payer i kindly referred to the
Town Fathers
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-07
17HE GREAT RADICAL NEWSPAPER,
F0RNEY'S PRESS.
80 eoHPaoMIsE wrTn rHAIroRsl
THE PRESS

drst-elass DosbIe-sheet Eight-pago paper,
containing Foriy-eight columns.
Published Every Morning, Southwest corner II
SEVENTH aud CHEsTNUTS Phila,islphia.
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-07

We are selling
Boys wool casairrcre Goats as low a4 s. 90
Panic Oh
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-07

Blar,srooFs EdiaJ1ngb 8agazi7's for april
contains The following articles; Elizabeth and
Mary; Hemans' Ancient Christianity; The
A0Fal and Political Revolution in Japan; The
Aymy-Part H.; Manhood Suffrage and the
Ballet ia America: A Letter Never Senti
Browniows-PaTt "; The Ministers and
their Measure. Re published by the Leonard
Scott publishing Company, 3s Walker Street
NeH YORK
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1867-06-07

The EDHsUEGH REVIEW for April 567 also
republizhed BY the Leonard Scott Publishing
Co. contains. Count Beuguaf, Memoirs,
Archaeology Of North America. The Prussiau
Campaign of 1866, Lasleur on Spontaneous
Generation, Life & Works Of Hans Hoi5eiu,
Rituaiism, The Resign Of Lewis EV, Cores
pondeucs Of VIM ~ With Earl Grey, Fatal
Accidents in Coal Mines, Todd on Parlia
.,---r.-.-r-. 4. l.-.--....,.-,..,L
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
bort n)ar0en's Notiee.
LILLE S4ELNG OF LIE At SEA.


By order of the Secretary of the Treasury, 'om'
mission will convene at the office Of Inspsorof sea'
boats in this city April 10 examine inventions f"rho
preservation of life at The examination vi" include
feboas RATS steeringapparatus steam engines, saeiy
with view TO deter Dilt tele
relative or absolute merit This discussion viii be pro-
dueve Of good in directing attention TO the astal con.
dtion i'm which many sailing vessels ana steamers row
start upon long voyages with iu oaus OF p'SSthgsts,
In many cases thOre not boats enough All iOid 70
accommodate the passengers In case OF disaster, whio
fine almost certain destruction OF part OF Inc cOnpe
mpnt OF boats previous to the abandoning OF yesst
greatly lessons the lfc-Chances OF those on board 10
SHOW how urgently facilities for saving IRE ara
needed the following cases are cited where great ioss ~
life las accompanied the WrechnS VI vi" '"p' VI
steamers enumerated:
Steamship North America. New Orleans TO New-forg
Abandoned AT sea Dec. %, ls6i-l91 lives lost. - -
Steamship Melville, Ncw-IOIk 10 Hilton Head o. ~
wrecked Jan. Z. 1850 lives lost. ,-,-,.. -,
shin William Nelson, Antwerp TO Philadelphia; burped
M sea July l, lS55-4OO lives lost.
Steamship Brother Jonathan san Francisco to CoIumS
ba River; wrecked July 80, lS63-25O lives lost
steamship Constitution, Savannah 10 New fOfkl
wrecked on Cape Lookout Shoals, Dec 25 1850 hVea
lost (lhs boat laid for thirty hours on the h0as WlA
mo- meaus for getting the passengers otD
United states steamer Sarcissus, Pensacola 10 Eew|
York wrecked on EgmOnt hey eutlabce 10 lamp" bays
Fla D. Jan, lSGG-30 lives lost. . o,.
Steamship Evening star New-f0rk 10 New-Olhans;
wrecked $50 miles east OF ybee, Oct b lo2O DNts Os:
Steamship City Of Bath Boston TO Savannah; burned
Off IIatteras Feb. TO- 1922 lives lost. -, A.,
Thus, in but little more than three years thfIe ~
of which could undoubtedly have been saved bad the
vessels thoroughly provided with ieralts ana otbe
aupliauces, which be recommended Dy inc t"mhs-
sion whose meeting is noted above.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
THE INSURANCE PEGSECU TON

10 n, F5ii0r ~ IN T,ibHa'. =,
SIN: In "A recent issue of your jOnnal yon alluded
To a small league of insurance companies who, haNhf
lost heavily Jewish property, suddenly decu'h an
frthcr risks thereon. The companies proScnDbY Jews
from their tdrOr are the Manhattan, Republic G"anl'
IIanoyer and Niagara OF New-lOrk, the Etna OF liatt
foI,l aud the PheiN of Brooklyn. Allow me through INC
columns of your journal 10 give true and correct ver-
sion of the whole affair which certainly VIII heap on no
respective companies all the Odum or prejudice ana per-
Seeution Some of the aforementioned companies WISH
ing 10 extend their business, especially III tht "'slti
and southern states. established offices almost ia every
town aud hamlet Of the states, and III great many III,
stances appointed irresponsible agents, Who WISHING ta
carry lively business cared nothing IoI tue ,n'Sars
the companies they represented; DGt III ofef naW
good percentage into their own pockets solicited doubt
hll risks from irresponsible and noted characters.
both Jews and Gentiles. and IN many s easrs
issued policies for triple the amount OF the NaIus
of goods represented. The natural reshts os
smell reckless transactions wero sure to follow an ue
respective agents in order TO shift the blame I"m ther
shoulders Informed their companies thai ibe jews
owing TO The uneSs in trade and Wishing Ia dhi">e 81
their stDcks Ia advantage fired their own picinlNs
can be proved those companies thit, Ut e' o ~
reafg losses than was lncurt'n ol I.Nsi
propelty which considering the vast JEWISH INNS m ho
commercial chain Of this country, Is ceftahly b'sn "a.
bibt of honor integrity and worth or tins class Oh our
rzens which OuGhf 10 he sufficient shield aRhtt ths
,nncions and wholesale accusation OF ritslonhe oon'
p1,t,s who blinded by bigoted motives, are uSibH W
r.kndle the spark of rel gous hate, prejudice ana ise
cntjnn am Sin truly Yours, NICIOR soS@Eh.
n.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

CONrIprNcE G,MES.-Thc quiet village Of Jamaica
was visited on Tuesday last by young man Who repre-
sentcd himself the son OF wetodo farmer rsldns
at Babylon, L. l. The young man' D! hls l'lf'h' hi-
nearancr and fluent talk succeeded IN llotmAhg THO
eitor of ylf L0ag Island Democrat to The albo"nt ot
So by means OF a worthless check He next N!sila tbo
shoe Store of Mr. Faber, where he succeeded IN Obtaining
pair OF boots lie also visited the dtygoods s'"Ie ot
MIR Phrsner. where he ordered quantity oi soos mh.Sa
he was 10 Call % pay for but as yet has iatd 10 oo so.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
90 Eel.

ITO LET--A DAIRY FARM, 100 acres, near
Norsak Conn miles New. York buildings complete aud
good To good tenant long lease and immediate possess on
givem j. q. REED, &, Wilson 4 Cos, No " Pesr-st
DIAMONDS CLOTHING STORE, Nos. 121,
III 23 and rs Pgoast See advertisement on eighth page
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
P1SSENGERS 4RRLEED

FROM SAVANNAH March 2sIu steamship Leo-G AMI Mrs Or.
Gilbert Mrs Cav " h Bamum, o. b. kcsgrsye r. ENei h q.
Short, A. W. Stirling r. Roach and wife Miss Fuller T. Esier
Hartley and children, j. AmsoB H. d. Chiffon W. White J. CsmT-
bell and child g. y and IN sieeTsge.
FROM BERMUDA March 29-In brig EIcelsor-B. M,Ccm
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
Doar0 an0 Rooms.

Doaro nn0 Rooms.
MEXICAN HOTEL Broadway and Eighth
~ NevYork the European plan Rooms ia suites {" susfs
moderate raie' -------
A PLEASANT ROOM, with BOARD. wanted
by two single gentlemen modeTste address with pbu
lsrs 5. VI. r.. Boz No. no Tribune Once. -
4 PRIVATE FAMILY may reduce their rent
considerably letting UNFLRNISliED ROOMS to gentle
man and wife Who % housekeeping sal scale Aad
stating terms and location, !. l~i 1Iibure Ohee
DOARD WANTED--n private family. by
ETRNISHED ROOMS without board to LET.
Eighty iouhs, Soconlave.; two rg- rooms ana I"
bedroom, 10 gentlemen only Address j. VI b. No I lhrtt
pAYMOND's CLOTHING STORE, Nos. III,
10 Fulonst, ~ Y See Advertisement on eighth page
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
auttion 6ales Of Real Gstlie.
~ ~~r9I-l-lN~l-lN-77NFNNlN"TNT0-77T777
" IL MILLER AnciInnefr-

W. II. Miller. Ancoueer
DY JOHNSON, MILLER & HALL, AUG
I'D roSEBRs AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS No 70 N''sau-'t
corner Ceisrst. Ntwlofh .,
TUESDAY APRIL 1851 f" Oeoe at the Exchange s'e'Fo0"
Valuable Prospect Houses AauteIre Nyrsave 'rd ca'
s1t6as vest side sos feet sou Ot wycoGs, elegant three
sis5mtt sS and Trimming ssios gas aud water oshaai la
room two waero stationery wasub- &C. These loases are
new veil built and only two blocks from The grand entrance 10 fop'
Aaleay, Boule,arl north side 100 . west Of NevYoTssv.
nine choice Lo,' each l4 st deep This tie as avenue }" Brook
Myrtcaye southeast corner q Grsns1e adjoining Of four
oy brick stores With marble trimmings, two Lots
''''''''' west W %$fb$Rs64Y IS i{rs s F5s1 - l'
rouRrEES va vSLG4BiB SEw:YoRK HOUSES AND ONE
VACANT LOT on we, FoItyfhlh,-,t 8 H.. ,......,
% md viii s 5 % t 1 ss2S STsF 's %1 d % s "d i %
u No. g wSs 1 1sa & 1ss se qs ' Il o M al
3,to H. s. b. B. baseen. Houses contains nRe rooms all
iHPSye%so1' commencing ?, 4 west Of ST. similar
F,tsys coumercnr G iu y Of sixty scoudst two Houses
West oTtyshhst, v s. aO w of Halsve vacant lot
Tenas easy on all The above property.
fOF maps particulars 1n% BsTn 1gr to ne ias An'oneF'
Al2 o'clock The Eslasss Sslssroem 10 ~ B,Ss%r%
AsE % nSySEs g S S Ss a %saD bsSSF9S
stone oa'e 10000 marble ~s gas ,Hd sssr sewer n the street 1
throughout hchen sewer in street, marble "'ncl
Bevess No ls near Ltesye nnot p5e'onsy 80 u A. ps b
stone House elegantly all modern improvements 2baroomh
Watereosi CELLAR in perfect ordeI OF the best
hons in Nineteenth Ward
Desnt No 80 PornGave story and attic frame house
1920. lot 100.
Terms easy, maps the Oaes Of the Auctioneer. -
1.-TWO STORY French Attic and Basement
southeast of Tompkios and Park ave
be RE SOLD by order Of the at the sk and expense e
party who purchased at the sale March 26 .
A. JorRSP1Y Auctoneer Omcc No. Finest.
EXECUTORs SALE.-At public auction on
h THURSDAY, April H. at the Exchange s.oon 10 ill Broad
say o'clock close the Of Smith Bloomfield deceased
valuable PROPERTY opposite Hsmtonsquare. oB SAAh an1
SI seventh and ~ Frsae near Srehst Sity per e'i
purchase three Maps Win W'i
particulars a Au,tiOueers Office, No o Pnest
DHILIP WEAVER, Bloomfield, \. D., will
selM AUCTION On wEDNESp AY. April i85 at ocock p
NJ ~ acres Of beautiful elevated sud healthy BUILDING SITES m os
sut customers tonger residence Of John Gould e 10 minutes
walk om lelo plenty fruit aud shade eesi within nile OF four
irputs
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
MINIlTTRR ALMANAC
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

HIFH WAIFH DIV.
.......547 sun Sets...622 Moon Sets...,......7.a5
..3;30 Cows Island. ..I:ll Hell Gate. ........3:l
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
Drlnilna.

IANES DICKSON. Printer Established 1850,
- rronrow opposite City ia Y law cases bylaws panlh
ro,ers bes3S receipts Sc executed In the hest manner 90 Io
he,ens circulars 81 100 business cards 81 and nPNh
VOUR CUSTOM SOLICITED by FRANCIS
6LOUTIEL Statoners Printers and Blank BOOK hanu1ue'
Be. A. Maiden iane
Ordefs receive prompt st'euuop
SHyM- EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Fulton st.
w STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL AANUfAC4CE-
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
brmmer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARD.-Two large Or three
" melml,d families BE- accommodated for the Nnnme 1 d'.
tAe ROOMS and BOARD in New naan Conn about Two ho' rom
Newlok CITY Tie ocai0n healthy and dfseOr ne
gound high and the view expansive and brsuuh cool refresh
z beale almost adds Influences make tni
vegetables milk pouv eggs f-uts aud flowers are raised ma
on he place good accommodations horses &C. tor further u"
Isatiog inquire Of JNO RA1MOND No 80 Mubcrst, o. I'D
dress Bonn ~, Newt 'auaaD, tonnA
COUNTRY BOARD, at Georgetown, Fairfield
- Comfy Norask and Danbury Railroad Reference
WN H. YAS KLEECK, No 40 Warren st. y T. tGdes 6eoIgs-
to~u, above SAM III y. - J'''
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

FTO ARCHITECTS.-The undersigned Com
Soners behalf Of the state Of lows hereby offer premium
Hundred Dollars for the best pan accompanied With spea
building hLiid.uE--
jtrtoH Er tie education the Deaf aud Dumb 20 he erected a.
Of sufficient capacity 10 accommodate Io S
hu two hundred pupils; the plan include arrangements if s
arnc yetaHg the building. Plans 20 be opened on ne '
Heay Juue AdT-Ss ibe ules gned ~ G1L
&. BALDWIN
Z HONN.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
Cost ar0 fonno.

I OST or MSLAID--Ten COUPONS OF the the
81 Louis Jacksonville and Chicago Railroad MORT GASE bONps
s. ;ti u No 20 pavahe 1866 The tndeT VIII be uE re
rr by leaving them With " K JESUP Co. No ~ bosa
'Ai o. returning ''" EDWIN T. PR4LL Paterson y, J.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

Trinity W. T.. Church Thirty -PrsaehBg BY the fss
Tor, MORNING and EVENING.
Tho Rev. Henry blanchard win preach hs Chsreh Of nS
Restoration place and Clark BroOyB SUNDAY
EVENING The public cordially invited attend Subject: "fhs
Raionahs Belief Prayer" In the morning the Rev D. X LfE will
The Five Points Mission site Of the Old Brewery No 81 PARK
tThe original MISSION at the Points No 81 Psrkst ls
Rev n eHAfFBR Superintendent Principal Sunday School si
o'clock Short stses BY visitors The pubic much Interested
n The onier, proficiency, and singing Of these chdrenA
The Rev. Thomas G.. Bennng dscOgrses befo, the spt
Society Of Spinuas in Dlsodh Han No 900 BsduAy M ard
y O'Clock upon Spiritual Gins" Conference at D. Subject:
Doe, Splduasm fonh the Basis ReBsios The pubic
Invited
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
NOVUS no ADVERTISERS.

N thal aiVcTng tolT e 3ih oi Way NOT an Va
se.re C aud Small Bin advertisements AZ evoy house in all
she principal Towns Villages ro shout Ohio al the rate OF ~ 90
Ic GOO 6 Circulars by Express prepaid and accompanied by
According above rates w he promptly attended TO- ADDRESS
" 4 SMITH Delaware, Olo tOhce Address Box No A1
NJ references honesty. reliability Sc Of the best among
Lindsey Brothers Wholesale AMI Retail Booksellers; Graves
pro,b,rs Notions Fancy Goods Delaware, Ohio Others lp
eGtio
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
Gonses an0 farms r0anieo.

fonses an0 farms Wanteo.
NVANTED-By n small family, a neat COT
w TAGE Nelrose MoislIa: rrut must lie modetc "a
dres. GEO. A. J. NORMAN. No. Spueest, y. J.
NyTANTED-By n small family, three to five
w ROOMS suitable housekeeping Adde.s, stating rent coz
renen' AMI other particular ROOMS Boz No 54 ln0unei once
WANTED, with n private family. on, or
w otI, Issp, the et 81 yar an uunhcd SECONDFLOOR
or ar or e ROOMS suitable housekeeping for gentleman snd
stating location accommodations and tems, Nhb mus
be nolrratc. 7. L. NJ, Boz 40. li9 Tribune one"
NANTED-FURNISHED HOUSE in c0n-
w m els side Hudson River bsSeen ionkes 1d IoughA'ep
e f,r four o f,o months May Farm ouse back country
rr.fer m depot Parties having lo4e 10 rent vi" please
address Boz No. iS5 SeElok o., stating terms and location
WANTED for SALE-Small FARMS and
w COUNTRY RESIDENCES Per'on. Pasae .WeS'
fef. ~ Ei.fJ D.oaAoly. y. 4.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
N0TICE-CONsULT a CLAIRyOYAN'r, at


given that the nebbers ~ Commission acting under the
sntbory o. the SecrcyNf tie Treasury Viii meet IN The 'y oi New
e o of the Inspector Of Steamers No r. Pu On ne
April the purIose examining and testing the merits
such nvetcu hsng character may be brought before
will embrace b0eH of steam engines auu
srors salty ,ae steam gauges, water gauges steering APPARATUS
Lfeboats, with dttachus apparatus &c, &c
Inventors NAV appea IL person before Commission for The purpose
explaining their Inventions bat win be allowed AZ Ter
By OrdeT Of H. hCCl lILOtb,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

IINO l1ECIS-ll-IlNOlSN NEW > lAI II
HOCSEThe undersigned Commissioners Of The State Of Illinois
sf state House 10 Springfield give notice that
hry will receive plans designs and specifications iO state
sse the same addressed tie President Of the Board JACOB
HUSN o.g Springfield Ill., before the second day Of july
ID. 1861
thousand dollars viii he paid for the design with
Vectcsious selected and adopted by said Commissioners
he as 70
nslinum inquired -Dn accommodations &C. will be fur
appacu letter 10 D. G W
W. '' JACOB BUM President
JOHN W SMITH
PHILIP WADSWORTH,
JAS. q. ROBINSON.
WM. r. NANDENEER,
MM J. HAMBLEION.
JAMES H. BEVERlDGR,
COMMISSIONED
&
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
Go Ubcm it man Concern.

CperO IIorss YoRK CoiIECToRs OFTCR March % tb'
NOTICE. The Collectors and Appraiser
IN Departments Public will TO the New Puh
stove, No no Gccuwicst and No q TrmtrIsce on MONDAY
April the Appraisers Department sTa
No it,-ulac H. A. SAl III, N0HecoT
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
M -ET-Tirst-cioss RESIDENCE in New

obvpen, 10 d.po, and churches large garden plenty Of fruit ~
aover, spacious sad elegant door aud yani mra con.en'
lprl ifde.irel with furniture SlV per year ~
dress RESIDENCE Newark PostOhe with real name reference
auIu uumh n family.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
WHO WANTS A GOOD HOME FOR LIFE

" IT
complete Water all the molen improve
neuts shade; miles Of pleasant drives and walks
iue healthy eptonabe htelss3 home in
all respects summer and Winter Apply 60 ssner where phograp
views Of .h place be SEEN l. PARKER No. C0nAh"t
Nork
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
COUNTRY SEATS-A bargain, i'm New
NOR SALE 0t Huntington. Long Island-A fine

HOUSE With 10 81 land with all The sduucs offs
emans country scat, carriage house ichoase barn h,19t ~
Sc The grounds c0mnaud fine o Huntington
sud Sound The house contains Y numerous
complete repair cInces shades mbrrqun
SOLD the house; s and desirable
uuskecs sn nuisance Apply 10 DANIELS CROLkhS Co.
M
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

vINO IET-To n small AMERICAN FAMILY
the LOWER HALF and PET Of the Third FL3o g.6 Tr
wsto and gss family three will occupy s second Lool
References eIehAnged Inquire Of L. MEAFOl No 2s tourist
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

fI,O LET-Four very desirable OFFICES, II
the BbeIIouse, Asorpsce Apply In tie treasurer V~
POM have.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

-For SALE-Bulding GROUND. suitable for Mechanical and
Mrnfctring purposes WIN purchasers Terms Easy. NJ
MOODY CO. No ~ PDest, Eey-Y0k; q. r. MILLER, No.
llough hbv.st RroOkiy
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

nos as AND ~ BkOAINA1. . .....
,r III, corner Of Grauft FOUR SPLENDID LofIN
b feet unsurpassed fog LIGHT and finished n tie m'
rt ,e Possession Apr VIII be leased either entire or s
M, el from years aud ou the most favorable i,fl i
ing hesto lree tenants. Apply 10 J. H. AChoLS NO
pIu,..f ar out the premsos
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

stone splendid land; large buildings
others
fom 1900 20 $4,000 J. s. FERGUSON a Co,
No. 80 Saassu.s., Room No. ~
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

EOR SALE or to LIZA Bcaulilul IplN Ia !
PLACE At Flushing L. t. Of IS acres u highly eutN atel N
with arge orchard choice fruit; oil ks II peo DIV al ana STANDARD
In NH bearing the house large with beautiful lawn, stable carriage
house and All other ofbuIng good repair N 5F Yards o. l
a. Fa,, Finishing: minutes New York Irice +1pn
ofWIIIiAM a. SAMMIS Bridget Fusling OF W. H. NllhlNS
IeIlngtoH.aye, 1lirtv. second IT.. New OH
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

NerJersey Northern Railroad, one mile from depot one lo
tom t st. Din wood the rest m hgh hate
culyaion seeded In Good house ana Al 9nn
ugs With or without stock Price 500 one o. thT
homes sgen Possession April lEgae oa premises oI JVN
RINDEIL Of his sOb RASDBLL' SAIt Manuae'e no 90
TiRhthave., Hex-foTk
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
NOR SALE OF to LET-A pleasantly s.


and STORE combined; best business stands 10 Monmouth
County with large lot price $4,000 Also about Is acres oi aG one
% n steamboat landing splendid location for bng Two "'
house. cheap within ~ miles % newton 'l A
tress ASHER HOLMES, Ksyp6rt Monmo1th Co, y j.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

TPO LET-ln the village of Nyack,, q neat
tvostory and attic DWEILISGHOlSB win hheh a.
tarb.l. rent $3.50 Apply to T. TlLLOu, No Nassaus,
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

Of Flushing, one we h9m mlot, artnf g f l So
co,.. fftouse two rye and other outnffgs hous
died. atunrrty el well vateo Buildings, fences A. n yer
M ler having been erected present owner Pam ungnay pro
Jr.,;yc PARSONS & WARD, No. - tsda5'si
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE in Binghomton,

~ Brooue County " YIhe COUNTRY SEAT of tie late Daniel
Dickinson known the Orchard located tie center o.
beautiful and attractive borough o Bnshuon county seat Of
Broon Comfy T. Mansion spacious onhugs humorous snd
complete Qnautv ground Shaded and huei a
bic for genenau residence ard n sn all u The most complete
and desirable the interior southwestern NcWlok bar
gain : offered TO the purchaser. Inquire Of -. -. -
HOMER MORGAN. No. Finest
New-York tribune., 1867-03-30

T'O RENT for two or more years, Two miles
from Itye Depot County country HOUSE ily
furnished containing about 70 rooms aud commanding eieHs hn
prospect lawn o about Is we'll shaded win % su
house and complete photo
srs,i ~ ~. oass Or BULkLEY Nv ~ wal a. Jtule COu