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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-29
NO Rims SpRINGSI

The citizens Of Alexandria are respect Tu!ly
notified that the 2ND DAY OF SEPT. hSs
been set apart for Grand Excursion TO CHrin :
Springs, to which they are invited
The first train Will leave the corner III rrin-
cess and Fairfax streets, 1T s I. and ., and ~
y and p. m; returning, will leave the Springs
COOKS UNRIVALLED UOTILLloN
MUSIC has been engaged for the occasion
Refreshments will be furnished by Mr.. j. r..
f. Curlin, at city prices
MASTER OF CEREMONIES.
JOHN a. FIELD, (Red and White Rosctr.)
FLOOR MANAGERS, CRED Ro>ETTE)
S. n. Aubnoc, Lewis Milburn,
B. W. Ghcen, VIM. Sherwood,
VIM. johnson, james Sherwood.
CON-. OF ARRANGEMENTS, (wHGTE RosETTE.l
John 4. Arnold, Joseph Higgins,
John Perry, Thos. A. WoodGeld,
B. w. Ghccn, Jesse K. Sherwood
John s. Racburn, ID. Bcndhclm,
). n. AublnOc, James Cole,
w. Taylor, w. Sherwood.
Committee OF ORDER, (HLuE KIREOE.j
John w, Campbell, John Arnold,
John W. Simpson, Alexander C"NkIry
Charles Cox, John Boyd,
Alexander Smith, W. Rocker,
Vim. Wallace, H. w. WYmgn,
$. King, James McCrackcn,
D. NJ Furlong, Robert Travis,
VIM Holland &. &. Wade,
John Cogswcll, Joseph Hanson,
Peter &. Simpson, Thomas Mcmillan,
james Christie, Charles f. Glover,
w. K. Howard, VIM. Arnold,
John Chauncey.
The best al order will be strictly observed, --
No liquors allowed the grounds. Every
opportunity will be afforded visitors To indulge
in innocent amusement, and hellthtul anal le-
Ultimate recreation.
Come one, come ALL and bring your families.
Tickets, for :, Gentleman and Lady, 81: Single
Tic for,
for Gentleman, fifty cents Servants, and
Children under T. years Of age, twenty i've cts.
Don't forget tho time and pI'tra. on Monday,
the I'd Sept, at Carlin'a Springs. aug It'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-29
EPI&COPALulGHS SCHOOL FOR BOYS

TNPI$COPALlIlGHS SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
T. Thlce mites iccst Of Aternndrja, "a
The Twenty ghth Annual Session OF this
In sttuton commences on the 18th OF Sertem-
Der, with the following Instructors
kew. WM. f.. GARDEER, UNIV. EA.) Rector.
Ja>fEs NJ. GAENErT, ". A., UNIV. Va
". PINct,EEy MAso:' GU. :. Naval &c dyD
TEhMS-S'#t0 per session, with 40 extra
chnrrcs. payable scni-annualiy in ii vance.
For further information address the hector.
Rev. WN +. GARD NER,
Tne0og.rsl Seminary 70, Fairfax co, Va.
~ Oft
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-29
Baltimore, lay II. 1867

Mcssrs. CiutW6rthy 4 Co
Gent. We were very much troubled with
rats in our Store. DR.. HtnncbrAkers Rat rH-
te:mnator being highly recommended t. NJ,
we used one bottle OF it, AMI II pr"Ve,. il-rit
worthy the high recommendations It h%d re-
ceivcd rs Rat Destroyer. We have mol hctn
troubled with rats since the first night We used it.
HOPELESS. HARDER y KEMP,
Baltimore s..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-29

.OPECIALI SPECIALl. SPECIALIZE
y Have during the past few days made large
additions to stock Of FANC1. 5doODo ana
MOTIONS, bought in New York, strictly for
cash, and under the market value. Country
NJ erchants are invited TO call. We have many
specialities which will be sold ut much less than
Baltimore Wholesale prices.
''''' CHARLES W. GREEN,
;v5.tr 6o King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-29

TN l&5 RKENCCA POWELL viii open
w %MLrCT SCHOOL FOR YOU No LA
DIE.~, OH Monday, the 18th Of September next.
Her number Will be limited to twelve. She
viii give her whole attention to their lnstruc-
ton in the higher English branches, French
and Latin She has had much experience in
teaching, ANA will be aided by her father, Mr.
Charles l.. Powell. For further particulars
apply to her, 1T her res! d"nce corner Of Duke
vnd WASHINGTON sts. an G-ro2m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-29

Baltimore, Ma: H. 49,.
Mcsar. i'i"twUrthY 81 Go.
Gent: The bottle Of DR.. St"nebruicr Kat
EAtortlnatur, purchased Of YOU, has proved 10
BIZ death to rats. / used 1t oEly onc night, NC.
coruing t. directions, and the EeHt morning |
couAled nine dead rats IN the yard. Ih"y
come out pI their holes to die.
H. g. TUCKER No. H. n. Paca It
Ask for Dr. Sl"nebraker's Rat Killer. and
take IL, other For sale by
JANNEN & co,
l4o. King street
l., ). l.tADDEATEk Il co,
aug S-::ul Wholesale \ gents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-29

C1OAP! SOAP! SOAP!-~B. Il. Rabbits New
y York city Soap Van Haagcn " Mckeene's
Stearine Soap; do. Chemical olive Sonp Dob
bins Electric Soap; genuine English Castle
Soap; Colgate l. Co.. Toilet Soap, just received
and for sale by HARRlE HOUGH'
an y Corner Pitt and Prince streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-29

NOR WOOD SCHOOL,
~ Nelson COUNTY, Va
The Norwood School, with Il full corps of
able and experienced Instructors and under
still more 'tvorable auspices than heretofore.
will reopen on "Wednesday, the 25th OF Septem-
Der, 1867.
The interest and advancement Of the Scholars
shall receive the closest personal attention.
Address, WM. d. CABEl.L. Princp.,
au l7-tocl Norwood =. o., Nelson CO., Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-29
EDUCATIONAL.

H. A. OAKLEY will resume the duties Of
~. her school Sept. 9, ut her residence, No'
rs, Commerc, st. ...... all - I'd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-29

MARKET BASKETS, Painted Buckets,
N Brass Hoop do, Washing, Tubs OF All
sizes, Clothes Lines, Ladies Tamplco, and
Straw Whisps, Mason's Backing and blHcklng
Brushes, just received and for sale by
HARRIE HOUGH,
eul2 Corner Of Pitt and Prince SIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-29

OSWEGO AND SILVER
N GLOSS STARCH, for the laundry, and
Kingsford's Corn Starch, for buildings, custards
Blanc Mango, ice cream, We. For fourteen
) HARRIE HOUGH,
on1o Corner Pitt and Prince St
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-29

1EH 0On SHINGL LES
/ JOs OOONo. Hear! and Sap North Ca
roina Shingles, to arrive per srhr William f.
Bartlett for sale By
AL 27-3t HOOE ~ WEDDNRBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1867-08-29

Doors AuD SHOES MADE 10 ORDER
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

AMERICANS ABRoAD.-'The following is list Of
Americans registered az the office of Bowles Drevef
Co., No "a Rue do Ia Paix, Paris during tho week ending
March ~. 1867:
From New Ycri; Mr. Geo Phelps and family N, 4yn..
Nj C. Chickeng wife Mr. T. Rubat Mr. john ~ HAN hf =.
q Hall and wife Mss Hall, Mr. O. a. ssvyeE hr 5Pa.n, me-
Al Wsy,u Mr. J. A. Lsusry NJ Riggies Mr. w n smith and
Gmiy Mt X a. Rufam NJ Cooper, Mr. J. Iseksoeny and
wife Mr. y X Fitch Mr. D. b. Afen Mr. Honmsr Mr. j. WIZ
M family. Mr. l. T. Jerome Mr. y
MT fsek Leslie MI K o. S9aisr AID slic
M a ssAeoumater the Rev T. Othensn MI O. w smiley
M g. Goed.n Mr. J. L Graham r. AID sit NJ k.s.f NJ.
Mana Mr. G b seysou, Mr. ckss TSppsu sDa fAniy y,
II Hteheoel Mr. @, blossom And wife Mr. O. wnso, Boston,
Ne Concrs chieksEing Mr. ChaEbsA sai vf Mr.,
whine, Nj w x.ssu1e and wife M HSiIlasssosA sss
ithsrtsn Mr ssqsseyss. Dr. T. Heard NJ fsn,sass
shi,esr Nr Geo A Hamiin NJ y. H. Lh.pegh Mr. l.
ysIentipe Wife, wGsi Buekyns Mr. r. T. MAthsss and
vile Springfield, NJ; Mr. J. r. Reynolds Philadelphia; NJ cer
Inns Misses Collins Mr. Thos Niemns Cacnnab; MT l.
Thgmpson and ~i Chicago, Mr. D. Psker Syracuse; NJ b
Sweet Eewbuypo Mr. A. Brown BrsgePrt. ~. T. -
leila New-BehfoFd Mr.. W. Rotch NewiopioB: MT ps'v-
Nddletewn. Conn: NJ. Bel- poughas kngsten n -
Ferry Buffalo HE J. Rick BaBgori MT IL fsusc -.
Prentss Mr. Fred1 Mlls Winchester. Mass NJ rn'n, nL
b. d. Whitney, Consr MT D. g. Dsasa and wife M~ ~ c..os
and family Wsaw Mr. X. fsrman Auros Vt rsos.p.saa-
Wsshngton Mr.. II. b. ChaTlesten ~ ". s"xs-ns.r
Monresl M j. T. s. Hant Paris Mr. 9fssier hh = ogtnsy.
California: Ms Thos Hin, Nina d. D1asl iA"AnA' wen ~ ''
MIRA h. s. Love =. q ff l.t fe
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
SHIPPING RTELLIG ENCE.
PORT or NEW YORK. IA

CLEARED.
Steamship sml Sch Hamburg Knnhad Co
steamship Gadsden Hayre NeWiork aud HAsTe Steamship
Ss%ip Britannia. r, Lair Glasgow via Liverpool Mac
BARK Lord Pames,On Brl Mecreay Cape G. H. Har
BARK iT. Berry. Mar.c.bo, Maitland Phelps 4 Co.
Bark zngarels MegilL Vera Cruz p AeIandS sens
Bar. sssT1 SrtS wes,e Saps ysr P,rH,'e Co
sehr j. L. wLi's Davis Fail River Baker { Daytoa.
ssS % asa 'I: s: E,SPS Ts f R1ts ss' SAID G
sehr / Snow. smith Bs2gs, R. P BueA Co.
se1r 4 Russell XIeLe.ou, S.wor'esT: II Dr"Hmand
Steamship Wilmington Spencer Galveston via Key West 10 daJs With
steamship J La Mesqrier Havana Sih inst via Ssss.n
sh inst with mdse and to T. CranaH w Heahaw Of Phi
;ssSl & 'Tf En- = Ia a: s Ssss;s
.sss.S s 81, sson% soff @ 4 & t s. IS & % - Steamship csS
steamship vS BalkIey Savannah II hoa pass
Murray, Ferris Co. April H. al passed. steamship Leo 'r
Ship Iiiberna IBr JANSEN Liverpool da,, and 2s4
y Small The Beai sailed for Bos,oa few day prem
% sssy March 2 70 ssgts.ed EXP .s G sg I l Isl M g q @ s q 80 O. poso
Ssil < aolo S HS6,aa isS bars Iss,c James
Baioo oeSasa g st JAsesr Es,s do t RrsesS Si sSs
NJ robertson Reed DO sehr A. NJ Chsdwiek ohen do.
de- Harvey. brig Tesa hence for tie West Indies.
Bs.E Cus of s.. John b. sprsgus Naaga Pb passed
Gibraltar day. with taa to lanes Robinson Co. Had hshs
B:s5 T59.. Nss w s. Pin ts, ,..I e Iis:. T:s
II Had continuation Of W gales since passing long ~
Wilmer (ate ClaeDl 1nucAd Caha Y days.
Oechs Had hevy NV winds the entire passage
bsa of Btou BowdOin Banos Ayres Psb SiA hdes
Ind wool 90 Thaver Sargent ~,
Brig Iof Ariehat C. b. Laudry ManaHno q days With
B. Small Ca Has been p days Of
heavy gales blown OF to long Co. lost obo'n iOresop
gailantlnast with sail. &c - 81,
iogxood Maay IT, The sehr Norton saed for Newiors MO
Bng james ofTuro ST. ConOn CiengOs 10 dsys with
Bs Alpha Norr HasrrnAun day, with cOS.s to
order. Had strong NV winds most ss the passage - -.
RohiB,on 4 Co. vessel to G. Buley Pasaed Gibraltar Feb e
gchr d. II. Baldwin, -. RSckaaI
sch Boston Bearse WITH mdse o. Baker DaytsG
Sehr Seraph, RYDER, ST. Johns. y. Il, With nsh
Sehr ~ Clifford. Shete Belfast With luIabef
ePOkEN.
Ship PeruviaB NewYork for Liverpool April 10 lat % 10,
Bsrk Rogers Mobile u days ont April in kt
Brig Chesapeake Deneara for Bamsre APrl2 in lat
90 70. long % 80
DISASTER.
The Bsrn,s f IiHrwiel o this city to Eastern
port passing Rkers Island British schooner Horton
and sunk almost Immediately
DOMESTIC PORTS. .rl
BosroS April i1-Be,ow shir Behter-, rom Manila
PoKTREss l2be pboat lnvinchc pepors hsss
ing morning Liverpool and hhaied
bgs Nck Mack Mack keano and Annie an
p pSsicJ steamship WIN Kennedy for Boston
April izAriSe steamship stas and stripes ren
Havana brig from Ne0rean for Barcelona iStress pu' IN
for repairs
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
pASSFNG Frs ARRTTED.

PROM GALVESTON April lSIn steamship wlmingion-ass v
Persou Hatfield Airs &C Abbott and child b. furoug,
Rukay Austin Moore p. r. Lee John Edridge Ssst-
A. Green.
Mr. de Huer Jose Saa A. A. Jones Mr. AmoC aud wife tbas
Sa 81 Depuyer A PheniI Mr. Tynge Ill b. NJ ConaI6eBe
syana children and servant A. Sehen9er MI
Mcnyre Flser Mrs Quintana Miss Benson hrs Fisher and
child Miss T. A. H. Wass, Mr. Kane Rivers, Orez
Mr. Cyme sn family Miss Ella Hort Jnies Fournier Edward Peat
servant rsWari H. salisbury Dr. Sewall
wife Capt Rogers family Col lie Gal Hen g. Nes
bt Vail family Miss Warren, Miss Warug c. BeaaaIt Mrs
Seaman NJ Omari f. Mrs and Hiss Caea Mr. Cab
leja JEan Capt 1ggsWm King hrWalnesworh,
Oliver, r. Mr. Benson, d. Corbt Hy King and wde MI
O'Bren Mr. stephen Mr. Jobrson. -.
FROM LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN, April R-fn aeamhp
Man Nj Read.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
W. II. MmLkR Aneusseer.
DY JOHNSON, MILLER g. HALL
I'D arCTIONEERR AND
nRIL EArAIK nRnKRRR.

- u 20 ho n c,.., ~ w.
.ssr s s sa l Sss 7u ss., s. sia YarisI5
-, IIhsDAii & Apnl ~ 10 III R,o.d-.,NY
spIESbip HEooKIrs RisiDEsCK scar CUYgRs tiiURcH
10 .s 9, S. '.sI al .ar HOUSE, sss, sas 'S s
| : S.l % ] ss b.. s.sS .s iiR:a @ ss ,S sSd si
ers ssGSs 1.r I Rssa pseS.ss1 Ps par
A. ~, sls.ss 10 Sssasl, PROSPECT PARK PROPERTY.
sp1 aEs6Rscs sfR D. ISsrsss ESQ., together Win st4bIe
% % o, 'ss, ,.o s ron tss Para on s and %r
Hos,- rs .9d roo~ butts IN the ,s sst %sss saS1 ~
'is'a.ry ssS ~ sihsI sssrs .ssyss.
e Ia lt "a esm.rtal ss. sowsfs asi shTubbey Tho
Farsl;ui, s g. ss Poe.os May The shos
'''' . '',''1ii 1.s tls sissIsg VACANT LOTS.
Tenth syewe de bet Thesath and Fourienihss hostns
r.';,.s ..s g.s,'s.s ;... ,s.ISS .IS
AL a. % y Sss: [ sIi % - ~ iSS se nss.ss sSss
a. s. si ,,. e.. f TsT . s.y Ky S e. Das e. Improved
hsTs R.rs % sisSSs iSr I nssSshs o@as dS'
TSr,, @1s ou, f,ms House, each eOo,Anus with eel
' oss III P .S' Sa,. hS md 1IS to cf Id ss. . house
basement and attic eoni.ihs M rooms beside eslr On The e,s are
f. sssss oTss al ,hs veil oe.,sd War.
sSS.s. .rs ii Sa he Sss. @.u"sr
M M b % s @ s 70 F Ss IIs md P pS
N''N'''' WEDNESDAY April II at u Osoes,.
Erfisss 81 S uhbSs IL 2
Ward BRoQKLYE near BROADWAY RAILRoAD-Jtser'or st.
north side BroadwsL and Hossrve Y 4 PstHaRay. south
accessible ferries ow EsighbOrhoOd and sur
rOOndin good Pr'psr,y F,I.y .a.sS1n ,. value
ELEGANT COTTAGE AND VILLA SITES AT COLLEGE PoIEr,
sss Of gronsd sasy College Van and Easi
sr g % .'H. % :SsS .sSS SIs % - s e sS1ss. ss
villa ,e, beautifully located m the nn.di.,s yiea Of Ns"
Per all the above property remain On mortgage Maps at
TURsDAY April ~ u e,lssl E.eh.ng. s,lsmss% Sc il
Hroad Y
sRRvR valuable snSot No IS
m Rs, SEssT @A6 sfEcEss SHusd
s high "9 a.,,Ss and & s s. .ssns
q - Iaag boiler ..;ASS . sss TaS IIa
fanAs which heats the snrs baldag
mortgage The property vi" positively be sold to The
bidder For and particulars apply 70 The soe'onse No
~ ABSOLUTE sALR OF ea BROOKLYN n,d LOTS.
Hossrdsv. " :. bet Baltic and Bail.rs lo.s
hossrs ft - Ss,s.ss Baltic and Ba:rs,.
s srs :sd :: ss.sss sSs
s.I..os..,s bet w..a md B... % S,s
e ,s s's.,si.: s., .I ,is .s Sis, % mortgage '
y lS1Is;iIt s;Ft s. IMc S,;.;s cc4rAors
xosrspS east sa1 de I. s,s sss,A q ssioa az
north Of Myeay. tso aay frame CoiIAGEs WIN en, e
'''"' ''' ''' : WEDNESDAY ArRMa.
POSITIVE sAS = close an ssrlTH ~ order q The EXECUTORS
a CHARLES oSBILL, deceased TlRRYTows and NswYoRx
sa s s...Sss, sd sas:. s.i aoas
:ss II E sPs .s': @ % si 2 s ss
Broadway large attic eaenen, and
ee Hos. containing and pl.a ee'sta Two hs' L'
BssaS ot.ho,. i.sy .r.. naus ssd l.rs. %.
soSS:sss 10 i.ss .sss Of sss... SSs IoTs5
7.s S q rTs sEwross Ios %
tween Fny erst and rhy ssoopsta lots fsrlooeaeh
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
Amman nr1Lrs. ArttIsr..r.

n. A
DEREMPTORY SALE OF 70 NALUAbLL1E
LOTS ON FIRST.AvE AVENUE A. sBVEhT ,ga ~
SEVENTY FIFTH AND sRvBErYsfxTHSJsy BY VhDEh wp
THB EXECUTIONS OF JBENBr RiKER, JANE LSS' AND
OTHERS. r.. -
ADRIAN MULLER p r. WILKINS Co viii sell At auction on
TUESDAY April 6 1857 at O'clock at the Exchange S~SOO~ NJ
Ill Broadway:
lsr.AvE-2 lots east side 81 A north Of 7tthst
75THsr-2 lots north side 88 n east s-aye .,... -..A
Avenue A-lo lots east side comprising The enn NOM se"e" ~
and 75th-sts
T4THsT-l4 lots norhsde % n east Of Avenne A.
1JTHsT-6 lots south side 90 r. east OF Avenue A.
75rHsr-l0 as south side l78 r. east OF lstave
76rH TT lots south side 1l6 A. Of 2d-sye
75THsT-4 lots south side $50 feet o. lst-ave
6THsT5 lots north side ll6 feet inches east ofIdave
76rusT-2 lots, north side, 4l3 feet Of lst-aye
T7THsT4 os south side lis feet6 inches east Of 2daye
T7rHsr.- lots north side l2s feet east of 2iAye.
TTrHSr.-4 lots north side 300 feet east u zd-ave.
WITHOUT RESERVE RIty cent ieman on
mortgage for ave fears with privilege pay OH a any time
on Eiying Go days notice. tt.soOl
rI,HE SUBSCRIBER will SELL his HOUSE
LOT formerly and occupied BY ohn ones situated
Fshkil Landing Duteh County T. go miles iom revi otk
Cty) Psbc Auction WEDNESDAY April IT, 1851 sale TO take
Lot 100 feet front and IO teet Deep
good b and coahouse the premises ground ad out WIN g'
peach plum cherry crAappe and ounce trees
an Lind youpr t and in bearing condition. also rapbery black
vince &c House contains nae o
perfect good OF heSnag snd
within inmates gak from the depot OF
steamboat landing viii also sell at time aud place
tw0seated rockaway Carrf
pole Buggy neary garden Hteasis &C
lie Terms Of purchase made known at time Of sale
T. L. MERRIPELD 4 Co. No 2l Cedar-st
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
AD.rIs n. MvIL.a, Aucsioue,r.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF 900 MOST yALU.
IL ABLE LOTS {" DoGG's EsTArR.) ON BROADWAY Thh
GRAND BOULEVARD, sgvRSrrsRCogD AND sEvEsTY.THiRD-
ers. TOGETHER WITH THE WATERFRONT OF 57s FgBT on
THR NORTH RIVER IN FRONT OF TiB PREMISES, Az
GRANTED By THE CITY OF SHw-YosK IN THE YBAR issa
ADRIAN n MULLER WILKINS Co., VIII sen at saeiios
TUESDAY APRIL "a 1891 al II seloeh Of tia ExcHAhss
sALEsRooM No III Broadway the shove described frt els" prop
srty esmprisag 30 lots sad frost cores fsllews; H
PrTgEs LOTS the Of Brosdssy the GRAND BoULs
WARD between SEVENTY FIRST and SITS IN
cLUDUG beth CORNERS 6sRvErrfsECoSpsT and SEVENTY
TnRpsT ssh c being % d tst osi aud from iao 10 200 es'
deep On sKvESrYsRcoFDsr, which % ONE HUNDRED e-s
wd lots and roa cores and ssvsn,h sL r 'me
sa.bsr, embracing the fronts Of both RON Broadway s
The grade Of The whole properly nearly level Win
Brssav portion Of ne purchase ear remain on eouo
mortgage Maps Of ss property s.eh Of the grand snres
Pnysntha and plan Of the Grand Bealevad along
Broadway essbhe4 Central Psk Commissioners ondsr n
hory the Lsgzs vii 30 ready Few dsys And esh be bad
a.. one. Of the AneiIon.sr. rt y III ESQ
COLE, uctioneer-GREAT AND POSI-
Os TIvR TRUSTEES SALE or 1000 LOTS % second Thha
Fouh fh sIh Seventh and EghhsysG and Thirty nsth 1nh
sevsntk Thiryexhtb hnh forteh and Fery hfs
Ward Bsskyn 70 be sold WEDNESDAY April ~
Coamerelsl Erehang No s Fuitorst Opposite the oy i
Brooku This sse oaert great Bdaeerens & spsus"n ~.
apply the Ausiioneef, No 90 Fntonst w ~ =
DAYMONDs CLOTHING STORE, Nos 1sl.
IL l23 aad 2 Faltoust n See advsemen on eshA s'-
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13

Last year, 7ssa sheep. worth to the country
ssO oo were killed by eostof keeping said dogs
100 0SS more: total enough eothe and educate 10000
Children young ladies eady 20 be narrfed have
died this year with hydrophODla. Remember fauls
farm item "a Beware OF dogs
New-York tribune., 1867-04-13
J. coLE Auctoneer -
RSOJ ,JTTF SALE of goo LOTS and CORES

J. coLE Aucioneer.
A BSOLUTE SALE of 200 LOTS and CORES
n Ninth Warl Brooklyn-JAhEs COJBS son yin SELL on
MONDAY April IS ocock the Commercial Exchange No 39
Pusp,t oP ths City Han Breokn zo LOTS and CORES
RALPH. HOWARD, and SARATOGAAVRS. and BUTLER and
UOUGLA 81 those seeking invest
AM for sptoR Maps AZ the oHe Of the Aaeonesr No. SS
Fultonst
A GOOD DWELLING, finely situated, and
Pfe' OTef With immediate possession sy: MINUTES from
AUCTION BY LAS NJ MILLER al No III broadway on the mn
in a. u m Sab positive Lot NIho, ertendAg run foFahAm 70
wAshnrtor-ase.. sad several lots sdioiuihg
A NICE COUNTRY SEAT and FARM will be
~ aseio.c Of the hgAs.i elds on premises nsa'
Meuchcn Ss hou,s Italian villa ,t tso stories roous hes ar
aoe and vsisr honse haers heass Zee house hsh pond s
fheJs fut; also hos farm mpenents &e Full
printed pfriars given Il Bareau Of Inonaatou Ne 100 Fulton st.
y ~ ELNOnR
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auriiou Sales of Real estate.

A UCTI0N SALE of valuable REAL ESTATE,
~ in partition r. r. RRuEDAGE AucoBeer. under e direction OF
JOHN JENKINS, Rsfrrs viii sel TUESDAY the sh day
Iae Depot ~ Y and H. Railroad and ahoui
the Steamboat Landing toe rsal estate late 81 yenn
Covert IL fronting Milton Har
pnsFs On the premises tao dwelling houses and
m and building commanding peRdd views Of Long
eIceent Me dock and water privileges doih-
ad viii be e M Cor ale by the owner a. ths sane ue
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11nrt- i1)arorn's Notice.

STATE NEwYoRK, 4
PoxrWARDESs 0yFIcE w. - willznsh
NOTICE is hereby given, In accordance with
of the Act passed Apr H. 1881 entitled IA Aetts
Oee OF The Port OF New York 20 al peoas
~ the subject natter OF such inquiry.
survey that the following under sxAnins.
and that the said examinations viii
completed within days next succeeding this notice Oh eesrd ss
Sesws:
Steamship Wilmington ~ ~
Steamxhip 81 LaaI1eat
CITY OF New hork. 'sto
Steamship HAtteras
Steamship ,N " n
Bark Woodland ~
Firing Scnd.
Brig Bird ofthe sessssas
Crstooss Colombo. h}k
Brig
So.
- MISTHORSg rohPKINs Ppsssdest
J. Arss IrKsnAs, secretary ..t..r
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MINIArnRR ALMaNAr

Sun Rises s..5:25 sun Sets .......6J7i Moon se's a@
Sandy Hook 3:OI Cows Islaud Hell Gate.
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Boaro ano Rooms.

UUULU WIIU -ttUUHIS'
A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
N HewYor-0n the European plan ROOMS IN suiieS or ng
moderate rates.
VNANTED-By a Young Gentleman, an I'm
w furnished ROOM with wiihOu. BOARD good neghhor
location Thieth st. Address W. H. H. Box No '9J
Eew-York PostOhiee.
DAYMONDs CLOTHING STORE, Nos 121,
HI ia and 25 Paont See advertisement eighth page
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The Fourth Presbytry of New-Yors held ueetns m D.

The Fourth Presbytry Of New-York held meeting d.
Woods tBible Honse Monday, April Commission
sstng Hatfield Burehad EDDY. and Mr. Davidson, from the
third Presby present who presented papers charging the Cen
formerly Of BrOoBet with breaking fsn
violating articles made between them and
Presbyterian Church Is that the Rfehs
people and church property with from So 90
70 the Central Church for the nominal or
dollars floating debt the object being to form combination Of the
Congregations the Ffh st Church agreeing rehDquh Their or
the Central Church night aaeet
tue sale ofth bro0me ehurch
perfect union The Centra Church.
however safely their pOssson pabhcy
prOcms that they have purchased the building udates the aea
and claims that l Fethst people have rights which
they bound respect Dr. Hatfield his and I'm
pressve improperly and injustice Of attempting 70
property and deprive them o their
privileges The Central Chu rch might have succeeded uur The
but moral VII NOS
tolerated community night OF Justice much s
sanctioned BY Presbyterian Court Of Equity On motion OF Dr.
referred Commission who viii doubt VENT
lafsth matter
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6ouses ano farms nJantso.


WANTED to RENT-May /, a small HOUSE,
w Of Eve OF mere rooms ground in the county within
city, healthy oeaton Rent must De moderate
Wond buy the Incse Description and pes
10 r. A.. Boz No lO7 Tribune Omee.
WANTED, by gentleman and wife[The
w UPPER PARTof hr.teass private HOUSE, furnished or
ununshed without desirable locality best Ieer
given and equired agents need apply Address hohIo
Station q.
WANTED-A PART of q HOUSE, suitable
w for housekeeping with hot and cold water BY nGa
and wife Address Boz No. 242, Post ohee
WANTED to LEASE for two or three years
sized HOUSE unfurnished within 25 miles OF New lork
giving particulars n r. Box No a0 New"
York Postohce.
WANTED-A loft suitable for O Printing
w ce with without steampower must be
Duane than Maiden lane CouTtandst PLEASE
address G. s. H., Tribune ofice.
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FOR SALE-The FARM on which the sub

scribe. resides within hours ris ofib ferry or TIE New
and Railroad about S With comfortable
dwelling sclsss bndngs comprising barn,
stable for eight horses oowbs sna shed tooases
ed fehces al nearly ~
all Of which has been Elh usrained snd
part suhoe Abundance
for health and beauty om fever sd
muskeoS For particulars. apply TO GEORGE HUGHES No Vo
Chnreh-
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T,o FARMERS, MECHANICS and spEcU

II
ipsvs in tbs county FARMS or PLANTATIONS around
Prrclsburg And the Rappshshneci River
With sed many s.s The building coat hss the
tse .eus -es People ep ths Ns ss..rsd that all
psrtenlsrs, address LuTHRR TIBBETs
Va, and full dsseptsn wi Be Ts MONEY
LOAN Is Interest snd The
kso lie BEsr srR r MANUFACTURING IN sny ss soshsrs
ststes for sALBL; o 70 " st M an sbaEdanes a ws. srd
ssyigston for eeastsiss sssssls . C. TiBBBfs
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The Rev. =. A. Corey, ID. De- will preach 10 the Murray Ii
Baptist Church Lexington aud Ihryseyen1hsl ~
MORROW. at 10i a. ~ ahd7 o.. m