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Military Order fer SuppFesstsn Of Dissr-
der In Mississippi asd Arkansas

Major General Ord, in q circ ular dated De-
cember 18th, publishes the proclamation of
Governor Humphreys, OF Mississippi, 10 ref
erence to communications received st his ON ce
IRON Gentlemen OF high ON cial and social DO
sttion In different portions OF the STATE ex-
pressing serious apprehe nsions that combin
uons and consptractes are being formed among
the blacks, 80 seize the lands and establish
tafms, expect1nG and hoping that Congress will
arrange plan Of division and tribution.'
'eut unless this 10 done By January next they
Will proceed 70 help themselves, aud are de-
termined to go to ,OaT, and are confident that
tney Will be vtctors IN any conflict with the
Whites,' and furnish names and places" and
.'eAmonishing the black race that IL any such
hopee or expectations are entertained you have
been grossly deceived. and nany combinations
or conspiracies hava been formed 70 carry ipte
eject such purpose By lawless vioienoe. 1 NO W
warn you that you cannot succeed What is
not Known OF your plans and conspiraeiss will
be discovered and anticipated, and the nrst
outbreak against the quiet an peace Of society.
that assumes the form Of insurrectIon, will sig.
nalize the destruction OF your Cherished hopes
and the ruin OF your race"
Gen. Ord requests sherins and other peace
onscers to be prepared with the AID Of the
Offenders against the peace and order OF the
Community, until such offenders can be tried
before the civil authority, and says: 1t is ad-
Vtsable, a. far as practicable, when freed per-
sons are to be arrested that the posse comitatns
should BE- composed Of persons OF the same
race or color. Agents of the Bureau of Refu-
Bece, Ieeomen ana A00Qooned Lande. and
commanders OF troops are hereby directed 70
Aid and cooperate with the civil authorities
In preser wing order and enforcing the laws for
the suppression Of vagrancv and crime, and
such civil Authorities will not be interfered
with in the execution of their duties Where
they may be too weak TO perferm their duties
the civil authorities are req uested in this State
. call on Brevet Major General A. q. Qillen,
Eicksburg, commanding sub district OF Mis-
slssippL Tor such military force as he can
spare 70 aid them; in Arkansas they are re-
quested TO call on Brevet Brigadier General
Y. y. Smith, Little Rock, commanding sub
district OF Arkansas. Nothing In this circular
Will be considered 10 suspend the operation OF
prevtous orders authorizing in certain cases
the trial BY military com mission OF persons
acting without Law or authority who maItreat
or attempt 10 kill freedmen, and where such
oneAders are not punished by the civil author
iues, arrests and trials as usual Will be co.
forced-but IL u hoped that the civil authorl.
ties will act a. the Governor of Mississippi
directs, and faithfully administer the laws
without bias or partially towards either race
when military trials will soon cease for offences
against freedmen"
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. o T IC Z
oacs Csief C0mni,4ary sr5,ist,ncs,

O1tce Chef COmB1tSSITy Subsistence,
Ftfth Military District,
NEw ORLEANS. La. December -, 1857.
Sealed Proposals in dupiCate are invited till the
ith DAY q DECEMBER, I567. at Il O'Clock NJ
or furnishing the U. s. Subsistence Department al
his city with the following Subsistence Stores viz:
-OoO barrels Of Flour. equal TO the Government
standard samples
o kegs Pigs Feet, price per pound TO be stated
600 pound COrdova Coffee, in sacks or natts
- Go pounds Rio Coffee, in sacks
so 90 pOpnds Of Hard Bread, put up in barrels
All the above articles 10 be # the very best
quaity. pm mp IN superior packages and delivered
At the Anchor Press. in this city, within twenty
days after the opening Of tue bids.
- Ne bids viii be received from parties who have
heretofore failed to comply with their or gaRements
vita any branch Of the Government
Psyms nts will BE- made ia such funds as may be
on hand for disbursement NJ the time.
Bids 20 be directed TO the undersigned, and
marked Proposals"
A. BECKWITH,
de H-5tB Breyet Maj. Gen. and Q. S. ,USA
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- We ars 70 have smother Eaei,sh ursxs.
nghter over here, but this time Q con verssd &c
HIeharo Weaver, Who may bs acceptod = N
onset 70 8sce md 0'BaldWm.
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SUSPICIOUS CAsK-A short yime since A
man named Hail and his family, consisting Of
wife and four children, removed from White
county and took mp their reside o ce al lie wetts
port, on the farm OF Dr. Lnther Jevett OF this
city. Before coming there the family mad lo.c
one child a few days since another OF the
children was taken sick and died A day or
two later another died. and day before yester-
Gay the wife died, while sui another cAttd
lies 81 the point OF death, or aI least dld yos :
father refused to call medical assisfanc. hnt
nrally Dr. Meeks came In, Who IL ve Are
riehuully Informed, has On idea that fou / means
nave been used 70 tans dispose Of the family.
IONS the same as the others-ourninr main an
me stomach, &c:-it pleaded for some chicken
soup. The fathsr, when spoken - on the SUB
deed better give II soms snake soupr'--Lafsv-
cite (fnd.) Jo1rnat. Dee 49, =
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THE REORGANIZATION OF THE FalScs
ARMr.-Oabie dispatches from Paris yeete--
day say -" The ball for the reorganlzatiop OF
tne army, which had been under discusslon
Ter the past week in the senate. was intro
duced into the Corps Legislatif BY M Ores
sler, and was debated yesterday. M. 9ressier,
on reporting the bill, made speech expiaiB-
ing the features, and defen ding the charact
of the measure He denied that it was a prep
aratlon for an early war, because, in reality,
II would operate 20 reduce the present erec-
tive force OF the army. He insisted that the
measure was intended only as a wise proyis-
ION Tor the necessities OF the future Rouhsr
minister OF state, Also spoke In support OF the
bill He strongly protested against the opin :
ION Wnich had been expressed, that the fnrre-
duction OF the bill hooked 20 a war win q for
eign power, and declared that the bill vas uot
proposed by the Government as a temporary
expedient 10 meet an Immediate conuneency
but as permanent measure TO improve the
Organization and promote the general efbci
ency Of the military forces OF the Eupire
jules favre made powerful speech in oppo-
sition TO the bill. Towards the close OF the
sitting yoS was taken, and the msaistry wa
sustained BY majority Of the CHAMBER
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Gsveruu.ut S,eurttie..

WAsHreros, Dec. -, iso7.-Jsy Coofe a
%. furnish the following Quotstsns OF Gov
eminent sec price<.
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CHRIsTMAs ENTERTAINMENT
BY THE
PUPILS OF THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
CARROLL HALL, G st., between sth and 10th,
On MONDAY EVENING, Dec. q, 1857,
Commencing at IA O'Clock.
PARTI
The SUNLIGHT Comes-Chorus.....Gram Schools
Return Of the soldiers-Ch9rus
Meet Me in the Lane, Love-Solo and
We are Merry W Tronbadours-Duet A'" 'oh'k
Grace Hurdle and Kats Byram
Inter and Sec. Schools
tnder % tRe sn6%@soio and Semi chorus. .iia Clarke
Nettie Lehman
Inter. and Sec Schools
Naggies Mary Cooper
TSs Fora ~ y Neal.sssl0 Martha GreasOn
Inter. and Sec Schools
ianatfOn-.'.'-.... ....-. Master Lipscomb
PART III.
Hsw Lovely are the Woods Grammar Schools
Out IN the starlight-SOlo and Quar-
Voices Of the Refss ara Siggsss pns
Awake and let your Songs Reseund-
whers She. sxaios SsaHSas
The sI Basket ct Makers Child-solo and
Pure Rppi8g seS"Gs
Come in the Blush Of the Morning
zula zons"Soio and Semi Chorus amman SoPoois PSeh
Duet Masters Hurdle and Pearson
Nov 20 all 3 Kind Good Night
Shofus-"..'.........-.--.-..- ..-...Grammar Schools
The Piano used on this occasion is from the Mu-
sic Store OF Mr.. J. Il. Ellis.
Tickets, Fifty Cents: Children half price. For
sale by the Pupils of the Public schools, at the
Bookstores of Wm. Balinptyne and w d. Shep-
herd; at the Music Store Of j FsElis, and at the
door.
az Proceeds for the purchase of a Piano for the
use of the Public Schools. de 10 At
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REGULATIONS FOE LABoRERs IN THE FOURTH
MILITARY DIsTRIcT.-Malor General Ord. IN
his Circular No. "a, says: boards OF Arbitra-
uon for the protection Of laberers will be ap-
pointed under the orders heretofore issued
nom these headq uarters, in the following
named cases only: lst. At the instance OF the
Aborer who may make complaint that his wa
ges or share Of the crop 10 wrongfuliy with
held from him. I'd. AT the instance o. the
landlord or merchant com planning under oath
tnat the planter has fraudulentiy assigned 20
the laborer an und ne share Of the crop, TO the
injury OF complainant. In the first of these
cases. any justice OF the peace having jurisdic-
noa in The place. or agent Of the Freedmen's
Bureau, or, In the latter's absence, post COM
mander, will order an arbitration-the laborer
being allowed TO choose one arbitrator, and the
merchant, landlord. and planter, or as many
Of them ~ are parties 70 the controversy, being
notified and Per mitted TO choose another and
the two thus chosen shall select q third In
case OF the refusal of any of the parties de-
fendant 70 submit to arbitration, the others
may choose an arbitrator, and should all the
defendants refuse, the officer ordering the
Board shall appoint for them. When the la
borers fail TO agreed in the choice OF an arbitra-
tor, the nearest Bureau agent or post com.
mander may select a suitable representative
for them. The Board thus constituted will
afford all parties fair hearing"
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FROM EUROPE TODAY.

LONDON, Dec. 23-Noon. % O. l6 for
account u. s. 5-20's, 72k; Ertes, l9x: Illinols
Central nat at sex
LIvlRPooL, Dec. 23-Noon Cotton dull ana
unchanged. Sales Of 10000 bales. Breadstans
DUH.
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ga cc.opentavsa assors. under thS RaanS 0f
ne Acushuet cooperative stops, VA opposed
ip New Bsdferd. Mnsssoh usssts, On Thursdav
last, IN con yenisnt balidins Constructed for
As assecianon, q . cost OF 1900 only. ~
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

COyERNMENT PROPERTY AT ALExAN-
wiz be cold at public auction, on FRIDAY, De:
ss6sr th at y T IPssrs s1e aRs assstsHt CON- g,
DissiopsT' the following Buildin ngs, comprising
scke Barrssks IN Ae1ssr.s, va; 10 on the cor
aHospitsl " ards, sox2o, feet ti high; -..
HesdauarteTs SsX9; ~ y ny Sign s'Ories
Also, Ambulance. ~ horse agon, ! Seavens
ger Cart Cs-t set s1ssins AMI 81 stovss 10, OF
Pipe, Elbows, Agricultural implements and ONCE
Tepms: cash In Government funds
Bsidqss to De at the mss Of the Fl purchaser &c from
~ GEORGE Q. WHITE,
Capt. Chief Or Mr.. and d. o.,
De u 81 Buresu r. = and A. L.. Dis. OF Vs.
DUBLIC SALE OF ORDNANCE STORES.
BrsE,r OF ORpS,NcE, NAVY DEPARTMENT. I
There will be soii az public auctiou TO ths high
tst bidders, on THURSDAY. tue 10th dag of jan
ssrys, Missouri, large lot OF Miscellaneous Un-
seTvieesble Naval Ordnance stores, composed in
carriages, Shot Guns, Rifles, Axes, Waist Belts
Aer Tssss art{cIss 1ill be seid In lots
FERNS: Cash. and the articles e be removed
within ten days after the conclusion of the sale
De ists ~ III II. A. WISE, a CS9sf CS9sfToniBBGRs 81 BGPssu.
GALE OF ,yNSERyIGEAARRLE QUARTER
2.
WssHIS6roN. ID. e.. December 10, 1851
Will be sold at public autiOn, under the super
Iision of Breyet Colonel A. 2. Blunt, A. q. M, o.
= army, on FRIDAY the 27th instant, at Lincoln
Depot, . lOt OF Quartermsstsr stores, rated un-
seTyic-able, consisting in part Of
% ArHy Wagons, h3 sets Lead Mule Har-
lSprinz Wagons, ness,
; do. Bodies ,uBf Rished. 253 Sets Wheel do,
Itvo- horse Ambulances, 262 Sets Wheel Ambu-
Steam Engine. lance Harness,
Steam tWOTthington 25 Wagon Wheels,
Pump, IS Wagon Tongues,
Lifting Force do, 20 Ambulance Wheels
Power Punch, 5000 lbs. Scarp Iron,
Travelling Forge, 5000 lbs. Old Shoes,
3 Battery do. 1000 do. do Bolts,
!lI9 Grain Sacks. 1900 do. do. Tires,
10 Mule Pack sad 500 DO. do. Springs,
dies, 2,eO " sgon Bows.
Together with Tools of all kinds, and other
irles not enumerated.
sale will commence at 10 a. m.
Purchases must Se removed within ten days from
lay of sale.
By order Of the QuaTteTmssteT General.
J. G.. McFERRAN,
Deputy q. n. General.
dels6t Rrevet Brfgadier General q g A
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NATIONAL THEATRE.

MONDAY, DECSMBER %.
Inc very popular American Comedian and Hr-
MR.. JOHN u OWENS,
expressly for him, entitled
SOLON SHINGLE.
Also, as DR. oLLAPOD, in the elegant English
POOR GENTLEMAN.
GRAND CHRISTMAS MATINEE.
Admission 20 al parts of the house so Cents.
CHILDREN HALF PRICE.
On which occasion the Romantic Fairy Tale,
dramatiged. ef
THE FORTY THIEVES.
FAIRY Scenery, Magical Changes, Marches,
SOnEs and Chornses
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THE EVENING STAR
WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP
TERRIBLE TRAGEDY!

Hes. c. s. Hamilton, of Ohie, Shst Dead
by his Son!
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WALLS OPERA HOUSE.
DE LA GRANGE. RRIGNOLI.
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA
MAX STRAkOSCH has the honor TO announce
s brief season of Itaiisn Opera, limited to -Four
nights. on ~.
MONDAY EVENING, December ed at Up. VI,
When will be produced yerdis chief d'o uyre, in
four acts,
NINE. ANNA DE LA GRANGE. .as.....LEON0RA
MISS ADELAIDE PHILLIPS, as.--AaUOENA
SIGNOR ORLANDANI, as.--.C0UNT DI LUNA
The Chorus and Orchestra have been selected
from the very best talent
Musical Director and Conductor, Signor NICOLA.
gath, TUESDAY-NORMA.
23th, WEDNESDAY-LA FAV0RITA.
26th, THURSDAY farewell night
DON GIOVANNI,
- Admission, 81; Reserved Seats, Psrquet and
Dress Circle, SO; Orchestra Chairs, 81; Gal
leTy. so cents. Seats for either nj ght at Metze-
IOtts. de H-tf
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LANDs.-The Com mis-.
sioner Of the General Land Office is in receipt
Of returns showing disposal OF 50, ,7sI acres of
the public lands during the month OF Novem.
Der last, at the following local offices, viz
Eau Claire. Wisconsin, 32,675 acres; Traverse
City, Michigan, 1895 acres. The greater por.
ton OF the land was located with agric ultural
college scrip, and the remainder taken under
the homestead law, sold for cash, and located
with military warrants.
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7 a r 7 LING NEW
493 NINTH STREET,

493 NINTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND L STREETS.
Tremendous crash in the HAT, CAP, BOOT and
SHOE MARKET. Marked down the entire stock
Low PRICES rules NJ this establishment. deO-it
nISsOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.
The eop,rtnership heretofore existing under the
style and hrm Of Ii. y. ZIMMERMAN s co. is
r. .LIhAERMAN will continue the business,
ard - alone authorized 90 collect the debts due the
hrn, and pay sll'iabilities OF the same.
HF. ZIMMERMAN,
A. VAN CAMP.
Washington, d. C., December Is, 1871.
The sndersigDed wOsLI take this method OF in
tOTmlng his friends and The public generally, who
hase 80 hbsiehy patronizad the late firm, that
psus shall be spared To give satisfaction in regard
% ts quality and the price q Furnitrra sold al
his store, and would most respSctfully soil lit a
c0ninuance Of that patronage which has beer so
htenliy bestowed on the house with which the
suhsaber has been cOnseetsd for the past e ehteep
years II. .. ZIMMERMAN
de2t6t between st. and La avenue.
NEF co,oPERATIyE STORE, 4sI NINTH
NAs Best Family Flour, New Buckvheaf
FloarSITesh from New York Mills Grshsm Flour
Ghsts. orthtrn Butter, Lard. u ggs. Sugar Cured
Hsrs p. j Mackerel 10 kits, Northern Apples
andcr,JAerries 81 New York prices, Fresh Peaches
sno omsOes in cans, Lorings, Golden and other
syrops: Bstop and other Crackers: Pure Spices
Dried Fru,s. snd other Groceries always on hand.
Treasurer viii receive subscription for stock st
= ae store al hours Of the dsy. shares $40
sssh. Rs1A IN
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SOCIETY, &c.-The Hon. Albert G.. Burr,
member Of Congress from Illinois, has gone to
his home In Wine hester, In that State, to lead
to the altar, on New Years Day, a young lady
whose beauty Is squalled by her womanly
qualities, and who Is spoken of as one of the
most accomplished ladies Of that section.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-23

GENERAL STBADMAN left here Saturday
morning to resume his duties as Collector O
Internal Revenue In that city.
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PATENTS TO BE IssuBD.-For the week end
ing on Tuesday. December 31st, there will be
3e4 patents issued from the Patent Once Dur
ing the past week SIS applications and rs
caveats were fled
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SONGS OF SCOTLAND.
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INTERNAL REvENUE.-The receipts from
this source to.day were s736. 6.4s7.71.
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VANcoUvBR's IsLAND.-A despatch has been
received at the Navy Department from Capt
George A. Emmons, Of the u. S. steamer Os-
sipee, dated Nov. 26, 1867, enclosing petition
OF persons residing in the colony to the q ueen,
asking that the capital and seat OF government
Of the colony be nxed At Victoria. for the pres
ent at least.
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

OUU.UOU sand Bargains for cash. o. QAEEKA
Agent New rok Cigar hanufasturns ceppanys ~ Warren
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

UNoR sALE-oNE OF THE BEST LOCATED HOTELS
in the State at Paterson, New Jersey; recently bu
containing ~ completely furnished barns stables
sheds and five of land with the hotel property; 10
minutes ride from depot beautifully situated the banks
Paterson course price S 00) possession given
New
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

ENOR SALE-0N SIXTH AVENUE, FOUR VALUABLE
Houses and Stores, side, Twenty
third and Thirty fourth streets Apply 70 J. RoMAlNE
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

YOR EXPOHTATfON on HUhN CONHUHFffOws
Xxx ana Other frsA sp~rslas Ass sessssanT % kae1
"f0'inSSsswRkp, 'knSwRkp - 10 n srxrH srRxRr. MI
-Tnsss Aiss sss = esss q ~ sv.-sry, y n
Il Lfnsen frss1yen nscsssAy's flss sss hresa~K
Mr. john q. vowrs'a " niSa sneeA nvosklxa; NJ ysh4
Savers. leed ana nsrss; s1ss. nsssslys ess9s mssu
o bailsy % Z ssa kssAssSs y!sss lsssw csly
ss;s; s H. 7. I ssst ossss 90 iss =. 1Sss.sSsS
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

CIEiNwAy HALL
- PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY or NEW YORK.
FIFTH CONCERT. SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL %.
Conductor-Mr. CARL RERGMANN
ORCHESTRAL PfECRs
symphony, 'Jupi.e." Moxars third and fourth move
turc, "rannhsuser" Wagner The eminen pianist Mr. ~
MILLS. will appear on this OCCASION Extra tickets for
the usual places Doors al Y. 70 at
8o'clock Pubac Rehearsal No Is saturday, April ~. a
10 O'Clock A. u. Adnisson 5)c.
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

LIOR SAlE-OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED CITY
property farm salt water preferred, Cottage,
acrcs good outbuldngs and all kinds of fruit 81 miles
above Central Park, minutes walk of Harlem Rail-
road depot The place will show for itself
II sold before 25h Of April will be let None but prin
cipals need apply. J. CALAGHAN,
Seventeth street, Third avenue
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

EOR sALE-IN BROOKLYN, NO. 50 LEE AVENUE,
three story. attic basement end sub cellar House, IA
all modern improvements also three story basement
House. with counter cellar front and French oef l2
rooms nll modern improvements Apply at 23y and 241
Water street, New York. or SO Lee avenue
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

DARN FOR sALE-1 ACRES. 800. ON LONG
II Island; good buildings, plenty of fruit must be sold
Apply owner g. T. CONKLIN, State street. third door
east of Smith. BROOKLYN
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

LNOR SALE-FlvE NEW PHILADELPHIA FRONT
Il brick Houses in Ryerson street. between Park and
Flushing three basement and cellar 20x36
lot 1907 price $500 terms easy Apply at corner Ryerson
strect and PARK avenue,
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

LIoR sALE-Two LARGE -FOUR STORY HOUSES,
built together together with sir lots ground, bcau
u trees situate on Boston road corner Of Bronr street,
suitable for large hotel private boarding houses Every
lust across Harlem bridge
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

DARN FOR sALE-OF 100 ACRES; GOOD HOUSE
Il and barn 10 miles from the city; an old homestead
to chuchcs and schools; nico young Oichad
fine running sroam the house. Must be sold by May
l. For all particulars inquire of J. 7. BUDD. No. East
Nineteenth street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

TOR sALE--A MOST SUPERIOR AND ATTRACTIVE
Country Residence at Yonkers and half of
well cultivated ground line shade trees plenty Of all kinds
OF fruit aud fine garden. The house 10 built OF brick, In
the best Is large and has all the modern I'm
provcmens Of the best city good stable and carriage
house with for four horses this house newly fur
nshed and the whole will be sold together favorable
terms, for S30000 Apply 70 f. j. HANKS, III Broadway,
address Post Office boz o. Yonkers. N. Y.
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

LToR sALE-A MOST SUPERIOR AND ATTRACTIVE
Country Seat Of about 10 situated the Sound,
two miles from Harlem bridge u: mansion large IN nrss
Of The best city residences; The stable and carriage
house large and In good orqer Inquire u - q POLL
LON, 100 fulton street. gVen Nos
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

LroR sALE-oNE MORE OF THOSE MAGNIFICENT
first class four story high stoop brown stone Houses
No is seventy third street, Fifth
splendid view OF Central Park. Inquire OF JAMES POr.
TER, owner, al the house.
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

L,OR SALF-A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE IN BROOK.
n the Boulevard with 30 ots choice fruits: house
has ID rooms. water, &c good oubudings Apply to
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

story high s,oop House, in East sixty sixth mod.
heater axiures, everything complete
or to rent for $1,000 s. IRELAND, 20l Broadway.
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

U,oR SALE OR TO LEAsE-THE PROPERTY AT
BROOKLYN, r. D., bounded by First, South Ninth and
South Tenth streets and front the East river Also y
East river OF Block between - nth Tenth
and South Eleventh Streets Brooklyn, Il. D. Apply or
premises or to IlARBECkS HALSEY, " Beaver street
New York.
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

L,oR SALE OR TO LET-IN NINTH WARD BROOK
il yn Quincy street, between Broadway and Patchen
avenue handsome two story frame House, with two Lots
Inquire Of LOTUS WOOD, 2y Water street, New York.
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

L,oR SALEM WHITE PLAINS. THREE MINUTES
walk from depot, handsome ~ story House, In
feet order rooms, with about Ground handsome
y laid out VIII lie sold for $50) terms suit II sold
in days will be rented for $780, with the privilege
stabng for three horses and carriages Apply at 49, Third
avenue. WN. FETTRErCH.
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

ERUlT FARM FOR SALES ACRES, NEAR SUMMIT
L. depot, 70 miles from New York; commands splendid
view; Ia offered easy terms, at q bargain.
G. H. OLIVER No. Beekman street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

L,OR SALE-AN ELEGANT NEW THREE STORY
brick House in Franklin third house north and
from Madison street, Brooklyn; all improvements;
first class location; easy Inquire Of o. POLLEY
1913 Chatham street. Now York
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

COTTAGE FOR sALE-wITH HALF AN ACRE OF
~ Ground, at Eltingve Staon Island within one hour
Of the city, dcrot and seashore and in vicinity Of
churches rchoo desirable location OF easy
house new Price S5Oc0 Pernits Of A. JOURNkAY, No.
Pine street.
The New York herald., 1867-04-18

L,oR SALEM ELLIOTT PLACE. BROOKLYN, NEAR
IL Hanson place. brown stone House. Price
S350O Terms Inquire the premises OF T. b.
jackson. 3S3 Carlton