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INOR SALE CHEAP FOR CAsH-AND IMMEDIATE
= possession Even, MARI Marke, aud Grazing Farm
uatsd the Delaware Bay and Rartan Railroad az hours
from New York. and nearly adjoining Fanngdale station
There are b acres rs class land nearly divided
barn pew Gov house wagon hous. grsnsry &C. having 90
land poughed and ready for For terms ana other par
tictlaxs apply % GEORGE COLES ESQ., g wall street.
mouth county. n. j. - 49,
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EOR SALE OR TO l.ET-A GOTHIC COTTAGE, CON.
sinnR u rooms pleasantly situated In the Of Rye
about ten minutes walk from Mamaroneck depot, the
New Haven haroad one acre Of sround plenty q choice
Second avenue. from 70 II A NJ, or s TO 7P n. ~.
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EVOR SALEM TIE VILLAGE OF ASTORIA FIVE
minutes walk from stesmboat landing or ferry first
oass Residence, situated high ground and commandng
nne vew Of He'll Gate and East rver house perfect or
DER e., wafer and other nav improvemsnts ground 5x
0ODILLOT, STEVENS WHITE. No. South Riiiiam
Il
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EsOR SALEM ASTORIA, L. l., A FRENCH ROOF
House. 22x3o nlled with brick and brick bss
psfcs yish marble manels and folding doors year
trses; - minues walk the ferry Harlem steamboat
landing Price oA6M Inquire Of }. ATCHESON, Grand
street and NoWtoWn avenue. lt
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UyOR sALH-0N THE HUDSON, A CHOICE PLACE
OF 90 scrsA With nns improvements; immediate Dos
session and terms liberal would exchange city prop
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LT0R sALR OR TO LET-lN wEsTCHBsTRR COUNTY,
q splendid Gothic villa, stable and earrtAGs house
and spss shads tress and svesssns garden made and
santry the view OF the kast vsr Il 6eaufu slsated
the crown Of wilton HUI 1aSth street. about neen minutes
Apply 70 CHAA- LKACH. on he premisss
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EsOR sALE-Ar YISHKILL. ON THE HUDSON
large double house. with hne garden we'll with
s tnd. Of sm. fruit. pe.chcs puns and .ppls: garden
II not sold at private sale win be offered at auction
Prcs $1,000 Apply for permits to g. II. LUDLOW CO.,
No. 3 Pine street.
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EV0R SALE-A BkAUTIFULLY LOCATED COUNTRY
Seat and IS acrsa At horrstown, New Jersey, mile
The esns q nne lawn shadsd with Old feres has
ten rooms large ac furnace, water Kitchen
sardens lodge, With three rooms; large carriage house.
with bedroom; buildings all new and In good order and
promises vel stocked with choice fruit and shrubbsry
-Four acrs. Nth the hudns o. The whole plot win sold
sion aisny time. SAMUEL EDDY isi Broadway.
(BruOklvn Ina s,oN
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~ stcry House, with two Lots. Price S2s00 Must be
hs fos nrsnsr particulars inquire 81 the store
lld1h atrnata. - -- - -
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COUNTRY HOTEL FOR sALR-THE PROPRIETOR
" retiring from business; 10 rooms atts and good cellar
stabns and ouihousss -four Of land, fruit trees and
good garden atached between Goshen and Forda stages
twice day ears leave Chambers street and - A.
and and n NJ for Goshen Orange county, n InSsirs
on the premises Possession Nsy RoBRkr BRYp0N
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EVOR sALE-AT BARGAIN, TWO STORY AND
attic House. with sir loss Of ground. at Eltingve
n mnsdsss viciny hou:s contains Paror library recsp
beised mantels cear under entire house four
second noor with attic above early end late trains
with low fars desirable location; 0
sion q any Time Permits Of A. JOtRNEAY. Ne Pine a.
The New York herald., 1867-04-13

THREE BEAUTIFUL HOUSES AT ROsELLE,
Two miles from Elisabeth N. j..
Fifty minutes from New YORK By Central Railroad Of New
jersey.
IN built in the most substantial and attractive
finely finished with marble mantes &c. and situated IN
desirable localities being only TWO blocks from ths
depot Very desrAbe for doing business New
YORK. Prices from S6 500 70 $500
A. @. DUNHAN Jr, l0a Broadway.
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EyOR sALK-THE DESIRABLE REsIDENCR OF TIE
~ late Mrs wilssy. ON Pslissde avenue Bergen n :.
The house n large and convenient In good order with
GOOD stable and about In Ornamental rrcunds
howers fruit Be-, In abundance; fine OF the clty And
bag OF New York. and ID reached by cars from or
landt etreet ferry IN twenty minutes Apply c. SULLI.
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Country Rseidence commsdln& ane view Of tho sound
town and country, about mile from tho thirty
Of land mostly high stats cf eultvaon; pear and
apple orchards both large Of the best varieties OF fruts
hot and cold water b.thloc w,tsr closet fufnses 10
ssnsrs sssorts of Farming mpismenta fhsrs il on de
Daaoe good hoass. weT allied smoke house carriage
house. good barns and cattle sheds also gArdenes cot
aee built ss autumn Rvsryhine about ths place In good
~ = oIr sose s. ors1 4pP On
ar - -
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rroR sALE-oN THE BROW or BERcsN HILL, n.
"a nseedy h1at Dwsnine and csxriap house; Lot
6oxl00 feet; price 1&6 For further infoEaton inquire
Of Mr. .. B. HALL the Bank Of the Republic corner Of
Broadway and Wall street. NeW YORK - -.
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New YORK, Sept. l6.-The Times
Washington specials says: There is
good authority for believing that the
President intends attempting to reopen
the registration in the Southern States,
and promote the election.
Collector SmyIhe and eX Collector Bar
ney, OF New York, who have been here
for several days, have, in their inter
view with the President, urged the re-
tentiOn of Secretary McCulloch in his
present position, and both have received
assurance from the President that he
had no intention of displacing him.
General Howard, in order to reduce
the expense of the Freedmen's bureau
to the narrowest possible limits, after
consultation with General Grant, has
issued an important letter TO the as
sisIaut commissioners, calling Tor the
reduction of the number of employees
whenever it can be enforced.
General Grant has issued an order of
cooperation, designating subordinate
military officers TO take the places of
those dismissed.
The Times special says Gen. Griffin
was only taken ill Wednesday, and yes
terday morning his symptoms were re-
ported more favorable, but the disease
look a bad turn last night. He died
before noon. Gen. Grant has assigned
Brevet Maj. Gen. Joseph J. Reynolds,
now on the Rio Grande, to the com
mand of the district of Texas, thus
made vacant, and Brevet Mai. Gen. j.
A. Mower, who is at New Orleans, to
the temporary command of the Depart
ment of the Gulf.
Gen. Frank Wheaton, who is sick
with the fever at New Orleans, is re-
ported better to day.
Gen. Hancock has not yet arrived
here though he is daily expected. He
comes at the Presidents requisition,
Gen. Grant has not summoned him.
Gen. Sheridan who left Leavenworth
last night, Is expected here in about II
week. He will make brief stoppages
ut Chicago, at his old home in Ohio,
and in New York.
The Worlds special says: Returns
from registration in the South show
that it has been completed in Virginia,
Alabama, Georgia, Florida and Lou
isiana, and that the district command
ers are ready to give the requisite notice
for II revision OF the lists of reRistra-
lion.
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NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-Collector Cal
licott, to-day, gave bail in fifty thou
sand dollars, before the United States
Commissioner, to appear for trial.
Miss Adelaide C. Hayes, teacher in
Que of the public schools of Jersey city f.,
was held for trial, charged with cruel
punishment of "A child.
The Black Crook was iu court to day.
jarrett and PIlmer asked that Mr..
Harry Wall, who induced Mademoi-
selle Saugall and Betty Regill 10 leave
their service, and had sworn to burst
up their establishing by taking all ar
ticles away. be bound over to keep the
peace. Mr. Palmer alleged that SangaIl
and Regi.l, after putting the former in
a third-rate theatre in Boston, and the
latter in u concert saloon In Chicago,
were abandoned by Wall and left in a
bad condition. Justice Bowling deci-
ded not TO pass Judgment upon the
matter until the testimony of the ladies
was brought before him. They are to
come here, in the meantime Wall is
admitted to bail.
AT the meeting of the Grand Lodge
of Odd Fellows OF the United States, to-
day, various committees were appoint
ed to prepare business. The Lodge
visits the Central Park on Tuesday,
and the City Institutions on Wedues-
day morning.
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BY THE CABLE.
Advices to the 18th of September.

PARIS. Sept I5.-The Notifications OF
Strssbourg are To be extended aud
strengthened.
FLORENCE, Sept. l5.-The Italian gov
eminent threatens to commence legal
proceedings against Garibaldi il he
persists in his preparations for a hostile
attack upon the city of Rome.
LISBON, Sept. I5.-Tne mail steamer
from Rio Janeiro has arrived at this
port. She brings the intelligence that
the allied South American forces have
gained some recent advantages over
the Paraguayans. Just before the
steamer left, the news reached Rio ia
metro that the allies had captured Cor
rumbia, and seriously threatened the
strongly fortified position of the Para
guayans at Humasti.
LONDON, Sept. l6-NoOn.-Consols
"a ll.I6; American securities opened at
Erie 4424; U. s. bonds 1871; Illinois Cen
trail 761<.
FRANKFoRT, Sept. l6-Noon.-U. S.
bonds 76sS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l6-Noon.-Co'ton
opened quiet and steady; corn 37s Cd
other markets unchanged.
HAGUE, September l6.--The POI
lice arrested man named Garderister,
who had in his possession five hundred
forged $1,000 United States notes, made
here. Several bad notes OF the United
States were offered. 1t is supposed that
the forger has accomplices in other
places in Europe and America. The
public authorities are actively engaged
in tracing this matter.
LONDON, Sept. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
closed at " l-l6; 5,2Os weak at 1871; IL
linois Central 775s; Erie 40; Atlantic
q Great Western %.
FRANKFORT, Sept. l6-Eyening-U.
S. bonds 1861.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. l6-EVening.-Cot-
ton closed quiet but firm. Middling up
lands 91Ed; Orleans 924d, sales to-day
II, 600 bales at 934d. northumberland
lbs sod for California white; Barley IS
Id; corn advanced to Sss; peas 42s I'd;
oats IS Cd. Provisiuus-Cheesea dvanc-
ed to 52s cd; beef declined to l47s I'd;
pork 7Os per Dbl; lard sos Cd; bacon 42s
Cd. Produce rosin. common Will
mingtou, IS; tallow AS Cd; spirits ps-
troleum Tod; refined petroleum Is cd.
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NEW YORK, September l6.-The Her
adds Mexico City correspondence of
August 25th says: Considerable can
wasting and excitement followed the
call made by President Juarez for a
general election. Factions were ac-
tive, and the opposition were neglect
ing no opportunity to diminish the
chances of President Juarez. The lat
ter is in favor of SO amending the Mex
lean Consultation as to make 1t like
that of the United States. He is in ia
vor or allowing the clergy to vote and
be voted for, OF having two Houses of
Congress, and of making the ministers
report to the Executive, as is done in
the United States.
Santa Annals trial is daily expected
to take place. His counsel will be the
gentlemen who defended Macmillan.
The general impression is that he will
not be executed, but that his estates
will be confiscated.
The roads are being successfully
cleared of robbers, and large cOnductas
of specie had gone down to Vera Cruz.
Lusedo had surrendered to Corona,
and EscobedO, Canales and Lopez, the
traitor, are doing their best, each in his
own way, TO leave their mark in his
tory
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THE nIvERsIDE 1NsIII UTE.

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CINCINSArI, Sept. l6.-The running
races at the Buckeye Club course COM
Inenced Monday. The meeting pro-
misses to be success. A greater num-
berof tirst-class horses are entered for
this purse than ever contended on any
race course before in this country.
The loss by the fire on Saturday night
is estimated at: half million dol.
lars. The amount of insurance is not
yet Ascertained.
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RICHMOND, Sept. I6.-Gen. Scotield
to-day issued an order for the election
OF delegates to the State Convention on
the 22d of October. There are to be
elected los delegates, of which Rich
mond has 5 and Norfolk and Petersburg
. each. Fourteen days before the cleo
ton the Boards of Registration will
make ii final revision of their lists.
The polls at Richmond will be kept
open for two days.
Col. Barnham, detailed as Judge of
the Hastings Court, charged the grand
jury this morning. He said no distinc-
be allowed in court.
Gen. Schotield ordered this morning
that all registered voters and none 9TH
ers should vote on the city subscription
to the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad.
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ST.. LOUIS, Sept. l6.-The U. s. Rail-
road Commissioners after inspecting
and accepting another section of TWEEN
ty.tivs miles in Kansas of the Pacific
railway, returned yesterday, and leave
for Omaha to day, to inspect thirty-tive
miles just completed on the Union Pa
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 16.-Mrs. Caro-
line Gould Hildreth, wife of the late
historian Richard Hildreih, died on
the 18th August of cholera, at Maple.
The President will be accompanied to
AntietRm by the British, Spanish,
French, Russian, Italian, Austrian,
NicaraguiHn, Honduras and Mexican
Ministers, with their Secretaries of Le-
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Lieut.. Col. Wood, Lieut.. Parker and
two Surgeons on duty in New Orleans
have been taken with the yellow fever
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Boston, September I6.-Ths dwell
ing house of Jarius Keene, at East Alb
ington. was burned last night. Mr..
Keene's two daughters, only children,
aged 10 and 81, were burned to death.
Mr.. Keene is in New Orleans, and his
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PORTLAND, ME-, Sept. l6.-Hon. Thos.
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died to-day, aged ~ years.
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State, between here and Bangor, have
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with it arrested. Considerable stolen
property has been recovered.
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