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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW YORK. ..... .....A

CLEARED.
sss%:D Ts P' M s Ga; % I,H:n niy !a
Ship colorado Freeman Hong Kong s. l. Merchant Co.
BARK BARK Eease n @e Bs5e
B BaE B ws Ist G HSns Soas ppeI ts Bros
Bark (BreLnl Bahr Venice. &. Lulng Go.
Brs Elizabeth pu.s Dehrmanu JaneiO Punch nsissI
Brig Gerrnana CBrem.) Reckless. Bremen. L. Meyer
BB H S,i MSs' w4c'
SEM A. A. Lewis Rich, New Orleans X ii. DrummOnd Co.
SsS i 5 MSoSH 1h. a. E"TteDG Thompson H'e
sehE ); J; smith Smith. Taunton Racket Taylor.
SeRr &anic, Nelson. baltimore ehs 'S BeSS ~ L.
s ssS sI" a sl Ss6oS. s sf +.
s sc5 l%ay 'f: h,i s%as s SSa ss
sehr. yapor, Meyer, Baltimore, Van BTant 4 saght.
slOOP Ned Brown, whshtnaD, Providence
ARRIVED.
steamship William Pean Br Billings London April 49, -iA ~dss
Steamship Deabora 60 hours pass
MSEaI FEM; Co. AgL 80 a;IOD r. 70 miles ,oo's Of cha.os,
s E[;T nsase s'y S % day. q p m eaD No
steamship oals4 Moore, Wooster Nevbe c. days With a..
steamship Columbia r Garnaghau Glasgow 10Th alt
vsn s'D ac qse and passed .eyeps large es s1rs
n the vicinity q cave ke and lOughlsrge quantities Ohh
ship CScfT Dahl Newcastle Rug 10 days with Goa. to ~
B K: q Go a % 1as o long c c S is coa '
Ship SOUTHAMPTON acb Liverpool ~ days with mdse
variable nds with aot constant and g OF Sandy Hooi
.So LAT g B. % V occaa CSans " ''' %
ship Magaene Brem Hste Lehorn ~ days With marble and
of Fire Island. passed bremen steamship Brenes for bremen
BARK Ahna BrcU Mene Bremen with mdse and 2 psss
Tbe Seller Co Has had deaths and birth among
Bark Bolivar whtebary A'pnw,n 81 days with hide, te sAP
jay
Bark stOver Pierre Mstsnls. II days with sugsr ke
Ward Co Had strong NJ and Sc gaes the entire L
Bsumorel bonner
Hicks Bell Passed Gibraltar, March
p r. IS days With mosses to r. r 81 A. Dwight Co.
B Gy helen Si 81 S ohm, a6 TaI M . ss s.
weather. carried away jlsboom, ost AID split sails
Brig Cassn of Bostoa Tuete iabacoa R. Il days with
aud osse master Was hss days north Of Cape Hatter with NIX
Brig Belle o Gb,r seehuseu Me,siBa Feb IS passed Gib,i0s
o Menk Rio JaneirO 50 days With coffee 70 Napier
Brig Frleroo L) Megue Palermo Feb Is and Gibraltar hsrsh
TO- With fruit TO Lawrence Giles A Co.
schr G. Hubbard Beers GeOrgovn D. c. with coal bOasa
Schr Lord Of the Isles of sbehue COunans Pn.
Il DAYS with mahogany &C. to Brett Son Co Len no vsss
sch Merritt Alhdge. Virginia Haven with oysters
SehE Katie Hovt Parker Baltimore for New Haven with eosl
Sehr Harmonic, Hart, ROndOut for Providence.
SehE Charles Carroll. Chase Roodout for Providence
Sehr Gen MarOH wyuan, RODtOu Of Boston,
SPOKEN.
Barb Brisn. from Palermo for New Yor March q Of GiS'a
Bng Elizabeth Barr Duth from Rio Gnde for the Channel for
Brig sarah watkins JsneirO Hampton Apn
lat {, long. 80 -
DISASTER.
sh put the former port yesterday MAY having eohdd
w FL I'E s % sh ss Sa SsSi s
erthing forward above deck and naiumsst She NJ" DIS
barge for epairs
BoroS 3-Arryd Desiab, from Havana brig Abby
slu from Philadelphia; sehr NJ $ Hathaway from Cadenss
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auction Galrs of Real Gsiat..

Y COLE, AUCTl0NEERmaLARGE AND ,6IS
-. POSITIVE SALE OF 1903 VALUABl& BUILDING LOTS
NEAR TIE PROSPECT PARK.JAmes Ole's S0n will sell On
WEDNESDAY Maya At u O'Clock at Che Csnnereial ETeinge No
90 Futonr oprote Han Brookyn 1903 LOTS located "a
Srth and Seeuayes NINTH Tenth ana EeventhsiS high grades
three blocks from the Park large uambct Of elegant private resi-
en.s have already erected this negbbohd rendering tne
location desirable eekng bung tes and those wishing VI
yestmeus Maps, Sc, are now ready
DEFEREE'S SALE in PARIITIQN.-Per-
s-nuorv sale Auction Of THE ESTATE of MOSES WANIK %
ceased situated al Bs, Long Island SATURDAY May H. 1851 ~
JAMES COLES SON Luconeer al Commercial Exchange No
consisting OF i've hne and sufs
alv built Residences Dans Bathing Houses and Gardens az
ta great ABUNDANCE Shade Trees together with exclusive
pres Two hundred and set Also several tine bUlDNu
SITES The property situated directly the Lower Bay on hn
ground the teuscd and protected by fne bnshd LOCALITY
r,r,slv heath within hour OF New1ok wa steam cars 70
B,cklyn Ferry viii be in operation by Let Of june Nhh
vii bring the propsrty within thirty inmates OF Walst
h. soA in pares purchasers Frame House@, hled
in With brick 51O ct, stories basement and attic high ecu.
M with cppos and pa built IN the best and IN nr
e order suitable Summer and Winter residence an
Hotels, which greatly needed
one of the imaginable and altogether this constitutes he
M beautiful and place residence 10 the vicinity
cv To he without For particulars apply % A
Raid YOUNG Church aud Warensts New ORR OF r.
WHITTEMORB Ma il4 Nassau H. New York. 81 Shhh ~ ~
VEINS Referee Court House BROOKLYN OF IL Mh on ne
Drelp
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BOTTOM
SLATE
QUARRY AND LANDS

At auo;on on -
THURSDAY May q, at o'clock,
At the United States Hotel, hare lie Grace, Maryland
VIII be- sold without reserve.
Tie QUARRY LANDS formerly Of the Peach Bottom Stat,
MlBing Co. Of Hartford County, Ma, &c follows:
No Aboat ~ acres which quarry agcecy worked fof
ycsrsi engine house sioFehouse and dwelling.
Nos and 8 About acres each.
Nos aud D. About IL acres each
The abo, Lands mde with Slate equal Welsh
A plan Of the property can be hsd II
M SAMUEL 7. BODISR
~ ~ sevib tsaTtbst, Philadelphia
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livery stable proprietor of East Saginaw. Mich,
is the poscessor OF carriage purchased Icy the late Gen
Cass In France, and by him brought to tho United statss
in Which, before the Introduction Of railway Il, GeuV,
twice jVulneyed nom Detroit TO Washington,
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BORT nlaroen'e Notire.

NEw-YoRs. I
PoRr.wLRDESs OWES No. 70 Wilhant
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the Aet passed April u ISL entitled a. AZ :.
the subject natter OF such inquiry,
surrey that the following vessels under exAnis.
ton the said eIanipeuons ""
be completed within succeeding hs notice board shs
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Quriiou Sales of Real Gstais.
W. II. MmLEE ABetoHeer.
DY JOHN a. MIL l. Err,
III AIlurInNrERS
REAL ESTATE kOK ERS

REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
HOn,es stores Iots Coaat Seats 6oagt sold rented
changed neGost Auction sales Of stools Furniture hS'e &c
AZ the Exchange Salesroon No. III Broadway,
VALUABLE PROsPBCTPARK PROPERTY
BTBAvE deThe entire font be haeob and LIST SIS l
M,ooxB ST. south sSe Frstt Of above: Lott
7TH.GvS n w. cor q MscOmbs. Lots a5IOO Zach.
HAcONBsT north side 10 Of above: Lots ZIl0 each
ehOce ami desirable being oss 10 The Grand 10
MfDsIE Paved ST. side 1927 fet e,st q tsys Bt.u'iinl
2ory and French attic Frame House aDd Lots WV IA o"4
marble maniels; vebu door closets and pntes large
cellar pipes throughout DTn laid street hoa esti BY ay
roTk, in very best manner Has ts srugh' o. ei5 10y" a.,
observatory Immediate possession F per cent can remain Oh mort
srHsr l. a. i22 lOt fee, s,s Of siIih-ave. 5 Lots
$40 feet wet Of sIllA u Lots furounded BY good
Improvements
ATIASTicAvE 100 feet Of HevYorkavs dolce Lots
BIEvExTHlvE-le lots 25oO being the eRte front each
side between Sixteenth and BrAIt0n-sts.
SIKTKESTHsT, vest eide commencing " 10! IN 'onh ron
sITTsrs1Hsr hde commencing 81 n 10y In north from
BEiTToSs1 east side commencing 81 # l in south from Es'
BEIITos.T cas-, side commencing 81 loi in OoTh from E''
Terms easy Map, and particulars at No as Ea,s9,t
Also tie tbeeoy brk HOUSES Nos - ard % south SIlh,t
wiamsbare Substantially bult and N eItieS order
Tbey are blocks the ferry and but short distance RON
South seveIhs Terms for maps aPpg AZ NO - H1S
l. WEDNESDAY, Maya st12 oelocf
NJ the Erclanze salesroom. No III Broadway.
VALUABLE LOTs, the Grand boulevard Tenth
ave- side beginning aud eodng The very desirable nerbsas
rock being onet Of block from the Grand boulevard and
block from Central Paf worthy the attention Of capitalists sf
sscoSDAvE side s22 fee: north Of s.eniyeig1s Lot
Prstaye north vest corner o. Eiseeond Lo'' |'ilV" eAh
Also sPI ESDiD BusisEss PKopsTTI on Canal = , sropp an,
HOUSE Heavy trimmings Building 1910 n lot H2r
Is Consss store basement and Il rooms water on ever aoo con-
OH d Auc N j.
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Bruoklnn Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE IN BR0OKLYN-TwO of those
pew story and uboear Philadelphia brick HOUSES
stoop trimmings With al the modern Improvements
Eood neighboroOd and convenient distance from the ferries near
possession Immediately IN
ouire budugs, in Besenst, between Smith aud hoyts
Hreoklyu-
nor SALE CHEAP-TwO of the finest brown
stone HOUSES in the Nineteenth Ward Brooklyn; both spen
al loo of each house Is large
modern cOuyenences; immediate possession
AMY ~ JOHNSON 4 MILLER Nc. IS NaSSau'St " y
ON WAShINGT0N-AVE. near Gates--The
~ large ard admirably appointed MANSION viii he KENi61 70 =
fr houses Noss adapted ioI htass boarding house
ear hundrel miles OF New lOJk PARTICULARS ana pho
tOgrarh With H. L. RIDER, No. - Pinest
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by Z. II. LUDLOW g. Co., Auctioneers,
~ No Pinest
EXTENSIVE SALE
, or
BUILDING LOTS, BULRHEADs,
WATER RIGHTS. &c,



TIE undsrhgned EXECUTOR &c, order TO SETTLE THE rs
TATE win public auction At the Exchange sAeoon, No IN
Broadway on MONDAY May and the following days about go
LOTS fronting on Porh Portyb Foyseoond and Porytd
Trdaye and East River also the Second and
between Tyurh and fouhsts also the entire
BLOCKS and the from Thirty
ninth the BULKHEADS Water Rights &c
The depth Of ample Boat the largest ships at any stage OF
Of
tsbShed Second and between Forfeit and FOR
~ third sta dms Of The most thorough sewerage usures pure
Of
agreeable residences The lott the Secondave suitable Tor
dwsngs shops particulars viii be announced at
A1OAeer Terms 10 cent the Zine Of purchase and auction
G BE- sSS 4? per cent nav remsD on bond and mortgage
tanning eE clauses o three With interest
WALTER l. CUTTING, Executor Nc No. 10 Beave-st
DEREMPTORY SALE.-Very valuable
Srerth Ward City philadelphia THOMAS SONS, Ane-
tOnee Very valuable Mills snd other Buildings Machinery Steam.
Engines large 1884 Isl feet Legow
ct feet Cans 81 feet Fouh 35 feet LeithgOws st
valuable Fronts s1oenth Ward. On WEDNESDAY May u.s. 1867 lat
o'clock will e. sold public sale the Philadelphia Exchange.
large and valuable o ground and the Improvements thereon
and SIDES Of Ihgow and SIDE Of Pourhs. Six.
Ward containing front IAwrsneest lgs feet shes
de l3S feet side Of Ponbt "a feet 81 inches and the
Of the lot 20s feet The Improvements sstop bk Nj
bck mn With 3so brick rooms4 story bnek
building 6nsg rooms with engines dye buildings attached
dwelling kc, &c Also complete se Woou Machinery
complete order making oas Fancy Cashmere 70 Broad and
10 Narrow CrOmpton steam power EogHes and Boilers
complete repair
.pnm. SALE ABSOLUTE
May be erAmVei 90 application 70 the Aueioneers
BSO cent Of the purchase money 70 be paid at The tine OF
THOMAS SONS AuciOneers,
Philadelphia April 1867
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Gin Real gsiatr for Sale.

by II. /. RIDER, No. 80 PiDe-st-FOr SALE
I'D EACHANGE. beautiful esepce Paterson esdne al
Msmsroueek Sing sing lonker Rome Hartford jamaica ois on
OReAuudTva and8hh One hured and 0ur
tSsI md ffeelh and sixteenth and One
nre exchange fr houses handsome brown
stone Fifty nntstS ~ acres staten
Island; valuable residences IN brooklyn TO exchange Tor
farp or country TcHdeoce WITH money.
MONEY IN VARIOUS SUMS TO LOAN On
Avn "a s W. BENEDICT, Nos land Pine,t
MONEY to LOAN on BOND and MORT
WI GAGK-n large or ssmI improved property the city
sfNswYOrk Apply 70 W. A. COII' NO. flneSI
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nEFFRFF,s SALE in PARTITIONS Per
N0REis WILKINS, Aueuoneer
TRUSTEE's SALE

"a VALUABLE CENTRAL PARK LOTS At AUCTION y,
x H. LUDLOW will sell at auction on TUbSDhl, Stay
70 O'Clock al the Exchange SAsroom No Ill Broadway Trinity 9d
ing Kewiok order Of the Trustees Of the Newlo Hotel Oo
VERY VALUABLE CENTRAL PARK, FIFTH and hADlsOh
AYES and FIFTY NINTH aud SlXTIBTHSf. BOlS-PerenP
tory plot Of ground which The new heie was e De ee
Hthaye entrance Of the Central PARK AMI heug
Zach lot will up separately with the usual privileges OF
lots and sold 20 he hig bidder There property 10
s we'll regards aud future yane The o irong
Fhhse esuenty calculated for the highest class
f,r hotel and lots ~ near the fa wiz
slTs he most Iesrabe The whole block will bs restricted
against nusancea according the Murray H restrictions and no "
ate stables viii allowed built within twenty Eve feet 81 the t
Of any se ss the and all public stables wiz pc
prohibited and south nh AVe are h1
brcss paes the entrance Of the Psk one OF .n
most n.eresing snd heauEl The contemplated srE6er improve
"S S WI =, H'KIJ ,i ,o ,be socti"neeT, t3n9
TSNUE BOSTON WATER POWER COMPANY
AUCTIOH TUESDAY May H. i"o' a. ~ "o'o'A
IL az the Merchants Exchange, Boston. - - . ...n =. 49,,
d ,nnetonatt We Chester Northampton. Springfield,
Worsese CONCORD Rutd Newton Pembroke Brooine canton
arnoh Stanhose James and Msrlbeoughs Terms
and mace before The sale B order OF 'he
nir.c,ass n MATTHEW'S President
a. T. w. BRAhAN Treasurer
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Professional Notices.

CHARLES NETTLETON, No III Broadway
~ FIRST FLOOR COMMISSIONER tof ever State and Territory
nR. DURANT, Physician for the treatment
Of Diseases Of Women aud Chdre. Professor Of Midwifery &c
ssa be- consulted at all hours al No Beaehn.
nR WEST, No. 54j Broadway, can be con,
suited all diseases With unparalleled success permanent aai
speedy cure guaranteed 10 all cases, charge
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun Rises. sun Moon Sets
|
Sandy Hook ....e0l GOvs Island $50 Hell Gate "a
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DVY AND SAVE RENT.-A ne

A lHACI1NE SUMMEh hESlDL--NNA VI
IA HaTbor; house coDmodous view beautiful; boating
Bathing sshag unsurpassed possession nn6stsI eel very
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THE BOSTON WATER ROVER 6, CONAN 7 an. !

J. COLI, AuetoBter -. .
VALUABLE PR0SPECT-PARK LOTS, IN
Y The IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF THB GRAND PLAZA At The
P.rk eprance-JAhES COLES son pill sell on WEDNESDAY
MAJ g. AZ u oeoch the Commercial tNohange Ne s fgons
opr,e the Cv Hal Booklgn - choice Prospect Park Gdng
Lots situate Bghthay, Carroll and PresdeHts;s Maps &e are
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NOTNTRY PLACE for SALE or TO LET a

lot feet flI " holer iful
1hrnberr 70 minutes ferries az New Brighton state
Isl nd Amply S REAL ESTATE AGENCY Ne 70 Liberty e.
n \ Pnoe $3.50: part O mortgage wanted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-04

A FINE PLACE, elegant HOUSE, nicely
N furnished 10 6 Ss Necessary o9'egdins on the h1o
Abundance Of fruit Krypor Cheapest Of the
FREEMAN a Co. No. 2l2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-04

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAI-Slze, 50
IA x story tenfoo Basement; all the modern m
provenents situated brow Of the h near Hoooken pnns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-04

NERVOUS DEBILITY, and all Other, spf sbH
~ Diseases etc. Male and Female Tenth Eul1,ssa ~ s
Hsaiouy and surgery 10 the Synose Meisl t"ltis ~
III 10 WARNER No Nrsrypt; GODFibN' "" -
CtAPIAND Tweuty.thri.sts aud Broteay w hs NunpI
No ia Fast Rf,hst between second AID Il4e' "H' d"
i reliably consulted a. usual ----
CURGICAL HOSPITAL Tor me lr'9 ptlnTIt
- I'D SrRICTpRg NAIuCOgELE. HENOEkiOlnN FHillA
s tbe mos oi,care of The Pelvic vce un Che
s,t 81 INWARD ~ DIXOS NJ D. Editor Of The n,ipeL 'he'
bou lrore 90 A and TO evenings, a. Dr. D's 'sH'
No ~ finhaSe.
CUFFERERS from NERVOUS and IN lol-
- car DEBILITY shoui consult Dr. LEWIS NJ" Bestbs, hes
soerI ZEN W %, BIslapN. uVgIs from ga s9p4
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~ Newbur.h River and inland view unsurpassed Tie property con
. Of "a ss Of lawn with - feet square with piazza
set wide: new stable The house has recently been put pc
order reGus plumbing also furnace Of capacity thS ID,
suited for Winter well Sumner Iesd5neS WI De
~ sold 18th FUN tne desired Apply + H. LUDLOW CO No
Pip~st or OF w IL SMITH No Bre Buildings DusBest PlSS0
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GOODWIN g. FAUROT.
N ATTORNEYS AND COCNSELOBS At LAW, 10,
Proco SurogAes Court solicitors in BankueI an ueHrI 10
lectiHg Agents
No u PARK.ROW, NfW YORK.
n. ID. GOODWIN,
Late Of the Commercial nd Mercantile Agency, n T.
HENRY FAUROr
Late the Court Of Appeals, CLERKS 0hee Mh'g, 90, and
Commercial PAPER aud past due claims collected NJ ur -.
Throughout the United states Csuada or which MI bos"
connect With Commercial Agency business anu ", M NJ,
0ualptlnce and correspondence give tie most ample lleu ~
fauos several experiences the once OF ihe Cetk OF ~
"rN Refer by permission to - .,,,,, -.
SHELDON Co.. Publishers, New lioa hhstl =; ~ W '
York, 'oh III ~, NNpps,' IpngTER Jadx.
ma" IN "'N''' Court o. Appeals, Albany, .
. ,,,r 4 r. H., Nsnnhr Hon HIRAM DEMO late luhSs
= w, D" 81" W. ' Court Of Appeals, Luct ~ D.. =,
~ ~ utSSPSCER ga g,uLsr Hon ANASA J. fAithh"' ~
Hon a Tn LIN ,,,,, uo" T. r. STRONG Ja,te, Sa
'N','' ' 49, prrne Court. Eochesirt y. J. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-04

A 4 oUUlh. NORM ALh, CONN:-SO1l.1u Oh
account Of the Farm 81 80 acres O acre
woodland) u miles from half mile from Rowaton, or th
Riold. Price $500; viii let the house furniS9e
Apply 70 MIS-
EINFORB PECE OF To j. f. SMITH. No s63 Broadway, " Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-04

LNOR SALE on Inc HuusOu-IW0 pIUUs OF
CroiOn first station above Sing sing
desirable country seats between New ORR
and Ahny or could accommodate
parties whg purchase together Those wfpg purchase on The
HUDSON reasonable should look this property Apply 70
SINCLAIR. Tribune Once, New York.
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nor SALE-At MorTistown, y. j., the elegant


Tsrry1an within minutes StR rom depot The mansion
and comnou supplied with bot and cold water and al mod
smpToVemeni There gardeners cottage cOnseryatoy two
rage ouses stables and al Necessary new ana OF t
u Of choice hnt beautifully arane
garden with gvsled and
Of fruit The situation Of the tnes on
ground and from the premises untlf
passed mus; be 70 he appreciated This property val be t9a low
70 chose The furniture which nearly will be sold With
t property desired For terms &C. sppy 70 WILLIAM JARVIS
Hall n Records. n. Y
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two aeres village Of Seden IS miles Long Island CON,
prue large garden End vineyard Of
5 in bearing With enough Tor more . gsa ano
p btby with al neeo conIeneDees a. hand pe
COO Inquire Of JAMES sTBAVESS, No 595 Boou,e 81 New
lsk or EFPORDS the Take morning tram 70 HAFefey
stAtiob stag o the door
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Gountrn Real Gstate for Sale.

ATORANGE, N.J-VILLAS, VILLA SITES
n and Farms great variety beautifully situated ore hour from
York Tor Country Seats and Houses TO LIT for
L. season or wear by BLACKWELL SMITH No 50 William
Kew-York 70 IL m Orange Main and Contests stO6
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NOR SALE at IRNlNGTON, on the Hudson
REsIntNCE IL PhinneF. he family going abTol

RESIDENCES on the Hudson River upper part Of Dutehe
Courty comprising Of excellent land srs class stone mansion
III the whole capital order The views
unsurpassed commanding the for sech Of u miles ara w
Mountains Also adjoining the above 100
acres Of tie farm buildings and superb bUdng
Ge on the river The plots will be sold together desired og
A the ryer For particulars Apply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-05-04

LN'h SAlgE-COONIh CEAl
the leading BronIle about three from ionFer
uBi II from Broniye Depot Harlem Railroad; consisting OF
under high Of cultivation good and convenient
otung consisting Of barn and carnage
le.er lodge stables for four horses and four esws ne garden
perfect Orler Price f23ON Terms easy
= v 1876
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-09
THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING. MARCH 9.
The Grand Hotel>ln Paris.


A Paris correspondent writes as follows: i
will now give you some information concern
;na the Grand Hotel. 1t is built in modern
stSle and Of Paris soft chalk stone, inside aud
ont : five stories high; covers atout one block
Of ground. The length is 500 feet by 25o IN
width. It will accommodate 1000 or more
persons at once. It has q public dining room,
or hall, nearly semi-circle with dome cell
ing in the Byzantine style, with line freScoes
on the dome, and bas rellets OF the gous OF
ancient mythology: It is about fifty feet in the
centre of the dome, and is gilded and carved
extrayagantly. The entire hall is studded
with African marble columns every ten feet,
which appear to support the entire dome,
but really are for ornament. The room is not
so large as many in New York, but more ele-
CANT Here the table is spread at 5 O'Clock
each day. No other meals arc offered. The
price, with Bordeaux wine Zone bottle) is eight
francs. You pay and get tickets each meal.
Breakfast is served in one of the several sa-
looms at from two to five francs Rooms per
day are sixteen francs, with one franc Tor ser
vice but some rooms looking on the main
street are worth forty francs cay, or are, in
times Of great gatherings. People are to be
Hayed alive, if they have not plenty of money,
during the great coming Exposition We arc
told that prices Of rooms and all comforts are
to rise to fabulous prices. People are now
trying to secure rooms for April and May next
in different parts Of Paris and surrounding
villages.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-03-09
STEAMERS, RAILROADS, &c.

TRANSPORTATION LINE,
FOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, AND
GEORGETOWN, D. c., CONNECTING AT
AQUA CREEK WITH THE RICHMOND,
FREDERICKSBURG & POTOMAC r. K.
sT~ THE STEAMER EXPRESS,
- sss&] Captain A. c. Nickle, leaves Ba'ti-
moro from Pier No. 8, Light street wharf, every
TUESDAY, at o'clock p M, for the above
cities and stopping at the following way po!"ts
on the Potomac: Point Lookout, Plney FONT,
Foxwell's Wharf, Curioman Bay, Bureh $
Wharf Stones Wharf, Chapel Point, Matthias
Point Aqua Creek, connecting with raliro2a
to Fredericksburg and Richmond, Smltns r.,
and Glymont. Returning leaves washington
at "a M, and Alexandria at q. m' every
SATURDAY.
.@, THE STEAMER KENEBEC,
EsasssasEsE Captain John Il. Wilson, leaves BAL
timore from Pier No. g. Light street wharf, ev-
cry FRIDAY, at p. m., for the ABOVE cl'7es'
and stopping at the following point " on the 70
tomac River: Mundy's Point, klns9le, Iiley
Point, Plowden's Wharf Popes Creek, Matthias
Point Naniemoy Stores, Aqua Creek, connect
inc with railroad 10 Fred ercksburg and Rich
mond, Smiths Point and Glymont. Return1lns
leaves Washington at E a. M, and AieHahor'"
ut 7 a. M, every WEDN ESDA4.
ms- Freight of all descriptions carried AT 10"
rates. For further information apply to ,o
No. II, King street. Alexandria.
J. B. BRYAN s. BRO,
3d5 Pennsylvania av., Washington'
A. NEEDHAM 81 SONS,
l42 Light ST. Wharf, Baltimore
j. G. WATERS,
NH TT lO9 Water street Georgetown.