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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19

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seTersl peFsons, and {.
dedueef from CaTefully
con dueted sxperinmts,
walsh aEs de dBed to
reFoluiieuize al othef
svstems Of be keeping.
VIA this Give the BEES
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b. has cnaleed the a.
] tent.sn 81 mlellEent4And
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Z yet Nitbin q feFF TeaFii 81
The iRtroiuction 81 IN !
prRYsd moFabis francs
snf ether impf5e mel5ts,
tbs psifalit. afeays AZ
iEactiFe Is rsua red 10
ior g-r . bEslpess % lnck
- chance, bufss certf.r
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1867-06-19
KINGS AMEPIcdN
SIDE OPENING MOVABLE CONE

a nse BEE EHIV Z. Ei.aassss Ell
I.lsnlsd ostaler- Iea. lssa. - -
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delighted TO meet Capt. VIM. Bachelor, of
Pittsburgh, who. with his family, make
the round trip. She took a large amount
of freight here, and left at f5so,clock. She
had ehgagefn ents for 4 900 saeks of corn Asst'
N.Y. Stefn0r..<Her gtfarsfs. were down @ me.
water when she left this port,-.-.--The JAS
Gray came in from Green River last night.
and win leave for c Frostburg tomorrow
evening positively. T.r - 40
Manifest ~ lSteaner j. p. Vesb-Out OF
Wabash River. March 18th, 1869, Adischarg-
ing freight as follows 3ffya II hsiF r.
Mt Fernon-66l bags corn; 5 bblss eggs
b Is. grease: lot chickens. Henderson,.
56 bbls -four. TEvansville--3 bbls eggs for j.
and ID. Hienan; ,43G bags corn for Bran
dies & Crawford :; I iron safe for Geo. r.
Preston; ii pkgs. seeds for H. o. Babcock;
oats and % bales hay for j. G. Dusouchet &
300 bags barley and malt for Cook d Rice
p bags grass seed, % bbls. eggs, and 3 bbls.
dried apples for Cox & Humphrey; 272 bags
corn and 81 bags oats for X. K. Dunkerson
d Co.; boxes and bbls- eggs for NJ. Dali
Zell; bbls. eggs for p. S. Dusouchet & Co.;
empty hall barrels for Sonntas q Gam
BILE; 3 pieces hollow ware tor Geo. S. Sonn-
tag 4 Co.; bags dried apples for p. Horn
brook lot boiler makers tools for VIM.
Heilman; ! box merchandise for Horn
brook d Co. together with 49 way and
through passengers. 81
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3 Cincinnati Market.

BY Telegraph.l CINCINNATI, March %.
FLoUR-Firm, but the demand was less
active; specuhst0fs come out bt1y ing Super
fine at 50 l5@l0FlQ for wfpters trade brands
sll 50@ls 80, and fancy sl4@I6.l JsS1sSsti tktih
WHEAT-Eirm 5buttquiet; No. spring
- 50, and 81 SS@2 80 for winter. sg-.rl =,
CoRN-Firm and in fair demand; No.
in bulk z39T4c, and in sacks S59SSc, em-
bracing white. 1.
UATs-Steady a. 531l@54c for No. /.
Rhythm and in. good demand at 81 %
for No. /, and 81 47@1 4S for choice.
acknowledgements. o. ~ = ~
CoTToN-Heid more firmly at 2S12S1zc for
middling; the demand was light and buy
: ers rather timid.-1 Fr.r r y III
WHIsKY-Firm,l att re in bond. ( -
PRoyIsIoNs-Quiet and unchanged. No
sales'of importance. r. f~- - % !
% GLOVER SEED-HaS advanced to 50 30,
and the stock is in the hands OF two par
ties. - - - q - /.
bought at s. 5.4.aaf ffs.t94 bfrf q sgsfols-v
FIAxsEED-Firm. at 50 40a2 30.
BUrTER2F irnn, at 30e533c for fresh. ls'tlseF
EGGS-l59l6c, and in fair demand. 80.
CHEESE-Firin, at I16171zc.. e 49,. q -N'sN'
ILNsEED OLI--Dufl, at 81 3S$ssI 40. sss+r k-yp
GRoCERIES-Unchange anu steady.
GOLD-E352. III tRkt " 2 III X#N
= <ExCHA NGE-Dull, at par buying.
MoSEY-Market close NAA21ON
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Specisl River Dispatches.
Exclusively TO THE soURxAIr

z
eai PITTsBURGH, March 26--Weather cool
and cloudy. About nine feet water in the
channel, and falling slowly, business con-
tinues dull. iArrivals-C Columbia, New Or
leans; Maggie Rays, loading for Cincin-
mali; r. c. Gray, for Cincinnati and louis
willie; Dubuque, for st. Louis. ~ = 80 -
I LoUIsvILLE. March %. 1T has been rain
ing at intervals all day, and the river Is
again rising very fast, with ll1s feet wafer,
In the canal. and 80 feet steamboat water
on. the falls. ssHh At fSA3s
s, CAIRO. March 26-Noon.-Port List: sa-
vannah, Pittsburg to Dubuque, at 10 r. NJ;
Sam. J. Hale, Cincinnati TO Memphis, at 8
A. NJ. Mary Erwin, Cincinnati to yArkan
sas Rivef.'at A. NJ; Golden Era, New Or
leans to Evaf sviIle, ats AZ NJ. Stella, New
Orleans to Pittsburg. at lOA M.Gns ha9iTt
g CINCINNATI. March 26--The river has
risen nine inches. since yesterday. with
thirty-three feet eleven inches in the cha n
mel. snowthis morning, and cloudy now.
Mercury 36o. Barometer % 80 and falling
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RYElSales of 5000 bushels Canada. free
at 81 40, and 800 bushelssWestern al 81 3
al 81.
BARLEY-Firm Sales of 1850 bushels
HA 1ssa H NIL IITEb 81 IA oianaf a
gSaMsss 6 PES sI- e ssBss sS basf
81 1891 fs5l for do. afioat, ssnd closing at in
side quotations 81 Is1x9l ilsi for new yell
- oars Receipts 20 bushels; firm, mod.
crate and active; sales 4;90es bushels, at "a
and 72t9z3c. for State. I'D
s C oFFEE-Dnii e <tsd.ros ~ 81
SUGAR-Quiet and firm sales 800 barrels
Cuba at l0149ll14c. = r.+
MoLASSFs-DuIl.
PETRoLEuM-Firm; 1915. for crude, and
21492c. for refined IN bond.
sHoPs-Quiet, at 3O@70c.
PoRK--Firmer: sales, 2.300 barrels; S23 20
@3 % 70 new mess; closing at s23 g cash !:
prime;- S22 0092 20 for prime mess, Sl7 80
for new mess: and s23 S7@24 %, buyers OPP
ti2 gnrFF arah 81 aP ba aRd May SIG a 90
for new plain mess; and sl7 5o@23 90 for new
BEEF iHAas-Firmer; $40 barrels at sssooa
As o..
BAeoN-Quiet; go. boxes, atllsskalszc;
Cumberland, 1I14@1212c; short ribbed and
short clear on private terms; 1S11@l41lc for
LARpa7Firm; more active; ] $50 barrels,
at l212gl3l4c for new; included In the sales
We're !, 800 barrels, seller and buyers option
for April and May, at l314@14c. res -fsa
BUTTER Heavy and dun, at lI@l6c for
OhioIfif1 .s5591sI0f = 4Htt IN ~ssJoIc
CHEEsE-Unchanged;l za1sc dtiT .Ebi
MoNEY-Sery firm, at S7sc. eftrg
GoLD-Wlthout change; opening At 1895,
and closing at 1345z. ZItE - = iilss- Hi9'T
GOVT SToCKs-A shade easier. sfass8 :
FREIGHTs-To Liverpool dull ;; engage
ments of 1900 sacks OF corn per sail i'd.
9t1 LATEsT-5 RI NJ. sh5i1
FLoURlQaiet and firm with a s light adj
vance on medium and good grades. s.9aeu
g WHEAT Dull and declining;e No. I
Spring 81 rs; No. 81 45ld2 So.
RYE-Quiet, at 81 33aI 35 for Western. ~
BARLEY-Eirm, at s3@95c for Westerns !
CoRN-Qufet ats 161l@1 IL, in store, and
II lS afioat, for shipping mixed Western.
OATs-Steady, at 64ed7cs for old. and 6S@
Toe for newjWestern. .. -. -.-.s. -
PoRK-A Active and better: sales OF z,5O6
bbis. new mess at Saga SO, and. closing
strong and upward buyers 81 Is, for reg
uIar india, sellers SOL 50.
BEEF-Fdrui, at fnH prices. = E4lh - -
Z CUT MEATs-Very firm, with fair BUSH
ness. RI - -,g
BACON Activeand very firm, at io1zc for
Cumberland 1niddlings.6 0s2fg b913Ti4 -it
LARD-Flrm. with. fair business, at 131x
@l354sc. for fair to prime steam; and 1870
FOR kett1e-rendered.5 1f9NG9 Sia 1nf3fi'f
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New York Market.

BY Telegraph NEW YORK. March 70
CorToN-Firnp. Sales Of 1000 bales atslc
FLoUE-Receipts, $3.50 bbls. Milwaukee
DC better. but less active. Sales of 500 hbls.
al So 50aI0 80 for superfine State and West
ern 81 5OFaI2 40 for extra Western, SD 45@
Is 81 tor choice do, and Sill S0gl2 70I1S 80
for trade brands-market closing quiet
California Flour firIner. sales OF ,5VO Dds
and sacks at Sl4 75gl5 Ia vs
WHISKY-Quiet and unchanged. 4Wf
WHEAT-Receipts, 800 bushel>. Opened
quiet and firm but closed dull and droop-
ing. Sales of 1900 bushels amber State at
81 Is, .aud 2000 bushels California at 50. susa-u
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Councilman.

DIR: ]. C. SMITH is a candidate for -
eIect ION as Councilman from the Fourfh
AZ The solicitation OF many citizens au&
friends, have consented to announce NV
sell an independent candidate for the
Council in the Fifth Ward. 1 am in favcF
OF a general systen OF public simproy@-s
ment, the completion OF the Nashville ar1M
straight Line Roads, from principle, and
not TO humbug voters, u also favor the
eight hour movement hast T.. PIERSON
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Please announce my name as "A candk-
dafe Ter Constable OF Pigeon Township aa
the ensuing April election.
~ .,s,a,.t. ,,a,,,,..ALFRED HITCH ~.
Please announce my name as a canefs-
dafe for Constable OF Pigeon Townships
, the ensuing April election. @niml1fN
- FRANK NORRIS
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Iudependent Candidates.

d In pursua nee OF a>fong and practital ez-~
perience, and In compliance with many
self-interests and the interest OF the PUBLIC
at large, Messrs. Schapker, Bussing 4 Oh.
oner 70 serve the public with the best val-
ues, II they Will but continue to bestoE
III UNIVERSAL CUSTOM
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13 aqq-bns-n gntS Tow D0a4
70, : aziIesr at-z1shiodoTads s1om
4.41 cd 81 snoTq aGoili'm 1o ED
he .48dfone '5ssH dinom97l9w.
-asda ssi1I rshaH lsaggi-sIsas Tss1al
.eafa e slsI - gucQ oi d9GsTd--ls8
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For Justice OF the Peace.

JAMES i. WALKER is q candidate ar
reelection TO the ONCE of Justice of t7aR
PEACE OF Pigeon Township at the ensuing
Ben. Stinson is candidate for re-elaxs-
ton TO the Office Of Justice OF the Peace fosr
rlgeon Township, at the ensuing Apr5
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City Clerk.

Through the solicitation Of many 81 mr
old comrades and fellow-cltizens, I have
consented To Become an independent can
didate for City Clerk, at the ensuing April
iececfion. GEO. r. GRESHAM
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SASH, - DOORS, s LJMBER, &c.
I'd isun LsIr-r---- gaajfS 70 mo
bfcHunnel1 ~ Sgns,lsf .

.Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames, 6c..s
10 'etvi Also, Dealers In " 'bv
5Uf LATCHfTt5ANi PINE LUMBRR; 1Ist
Keep constantly ON hand Lum Der of every
description, Pine and Poplar Flooring,
Misunderstanding, Shingles, Lath, &c. ri 2
i Saving of every description done 10
St Orders rom Abroad win be prorhpfly
Attended tOssT 9lHi1fJTgoHf 9Hi BfG-
ro Hee Factory aud Yard, suc.s sfr4o,
CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL,
pr2l Fsft7a1 -fHH sSf Evanzvf1le, Ina
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-SgaT3EMksa "a xBE 8DEeEso a
s-Rosa So SuI3sisrCa ,s3lar1EsltsluE ~ -
10 Is :. ~ .aWoz faoIssdW .sIlE EaInns4
t9la IS iaC 8lAs loa ESgsf
.CJ I, = ahfaFEs4 IA -
-z3C s gro es-s1 z=tHsA - Oh
- tEenrs
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U. 5. BoNDs-7S.
s1Ao4D LIVERPOOL, March 26-M.
CoTroN--Quiet.x Sales 1000 bales, at the
opening prices, as follows /: Middling Up
lands la14 Orleans 1875; Breadstuffs
quiet; Wheat lbs Sd, for Milwaukee No.
/; Corn 4os Sd, for. Mixed Western; Bar
ley is "a. per 90 pounds, for American !;
White California, best, iss Cd; Cats 8s Sd !,
per As lbs, for American and Canadian;
Provisions unchanged; Pork 77s6d per 200
lbs Eastern Prime Mess Beef; lbs per 304
lbs Extra Prime Mess Bacon; 49s per cwt.
Cumberland; Cheese Cos per cwt. Middling
American; Lard sos Cd Petroleum lid per
gallon, for spirits, and los Cd for Pennsyl-
vania refined; Rosin SIS Cd per cwt., for
common Wilmington; 15s for fine; Tur-
pentine 3!s cd per cwt.. for spirits; Clover
Seed SOS per cwt. for American Red Ashes
S4s per cwt., for Pots; Iron 5ls6d@52s, for
Scotch pig; Tallow rs Sd per cwt.; Llnseed
Oil $50 per tun 3 Linseed Cakes slo per tun,
for thin oblong, for feeding; Linseed Cos
per cwt., for Calcutta.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS,
City Surveyor.

:, Chas- f. Dallmaetch ia a candidate Torss.
lie 1LaSe oL lily surveyor at the nc
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Ctr Marshal.

We are autlIorfzed to announce Er.E
MARIIN as an Independent candidAie so-
the ONCE OF City Marshal at the ensuing
city election.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph Sc LOUIS, March %.
e DEMONSTRATING large, but prices are
sustained; leaf ranged at s. l0@I7. @l
COTTON Held above the views of buy
ers -
a Observation-Disclosures.
FLoUR-Firm, but demand limited; SUI
perfine 50 5o@le 80; extra sl1@11 so; double
and treble extra sl2 35@l5 rs.
WHEAT-Stiff, but business small Spring
at 81 1894 80; Prime Fall s. 1895 25; Choice
S. 3@5 IL.
CoRN-Heavy, buyers demanding con-
cessions; quotations range from 81 53@l IS
the latter for Extra White. .CTsN
OATs-peclired to 81 S091 $50,
BARLEy-Large receipts, and market de-
pressed; choice Spring 50 66@2 20.
RYE-Higher, at 50 3O@2 35 = -4ssz
PRovIsIoss-Qujet and unchanged.
WHIsKY-Inactive, Ate2 l3@2 49,
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re- z h4Yis98T T9Y3 Ie9gI8l
7 1snr rsy9a Easi bio 1asb sds ofo1w
zefs I .oso8 rss7n IHoy sss o. owl
-sif-.s.oa asdpntlBa 8dt-5i .lsa
iszsigS snoss51sd eas div bs1onof
bead s'l4s2 sidt Zcagtaoeoe 81 e tEds
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', We are authoI1zed TO announce JA2fEx
y. "a uNDERS ms a Candidates To- So
surveyor at the next city election,
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For Township Trustee.

I am a candidate for reelection ~ -
office of Township Trustee at the
election. G. HEDDERlt ~
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HvHE UNDERSIGNED WILL Can
tinue the Watch, Clock, and Jewelry
business at the. old stand No. % Main
Street, under the name of Louis Bit
rolf.7 Thankful for the past liberal pa
the same, and will use his utmost endeav-
ors TO merit 1t: j. L. BITTROLFF,Jk.
mch23 d3t.Wlt so asDH5 tif rs
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FOR RENT.

rOR RENT-DWELLING-
= two-story Brick, with six rooms, kitch-
en-, cellar, two cisterns, stable. fuit- hear
ing trees and grapevines, and large garden
all in good condition. Will be rented for
one year to family sbringing good refer
ence. Price $500 per wear.
AIVAH JOHNSON. =
Real Estate Agent,
mch26 DIFF Third 81. Evansville, Ind.
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LUMBER, &C. ?
STEELE a TRIPLE.

0H aIEELks a. TIKI Ii Liz NrE
econd st., Between Chestnut and Cherry
Evansville, Ind. ~
SASH, Doors, window BLINDS, DRESSED
cription constantly Fon hand. Packing
Boxes of all kinds made to order. Serving
OF. every kind done ON the shortest notice.
apls-ly., ~, | tedw trtf EGQ sfseftG
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL
Especial to Evansville Journal.]
New York Dry Goods Market.

: The maIket was rather quiet for Cotton,
goods; and rather weak JthougiiS} littles
to If71zc.; Spragtte's Morning Glory style
was boughtnp rapidly at 2ocs, though other,
prints on similar cloths sell somewhat
slowly at 1611c. Standard Sheetings steady,
and range in price from lo1a@21c. fss
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BOARDING..

DeAkDFNG.-Th The best of accommo-
- dat1ons can be had at MRS. +. NJ
BURkS,ssa At uthezBnlRss Head. zbeyok 1.-The.
Depot Large and comfortable rooi tor
the accom- mode ucn Of "a nj iks. IJan aim
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81 IN no Notice. 81 SIT lai.

fore existing between the undersigned,
under the firm name of BittrolH & Co., Is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
J. L. fBittFolff, Jr., assumes all liabilities
and collects al accounts due the late firm
s<kSfg1l J.. 4. BfTTKOEFF, JR.
JOHN L. REYNOLBS.'
- Evansville, March 20th, is67-ge Iar-S
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special 10 Evansville Journal.l
Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO, March Is.
FLoUR-Held firmly, aud demand light
white Winter steady at 81 25@16 90; me-
dunn to fancy Spring extra, sll 25@l3 90.
WHEAT-Quiet; No. s4@1c lower; sales
Winter and fresh at 81 Iz5z@2 10. closing
quiet at 81 1219@2 10, Winter receipts; No.
l Spring almost nominal at 81 Al.
CoRN-Dull and l@i14c lower; sales No. /
at sO99l; No. 2 At s., closing quiet at sO14@
90sz for No. i.
OATs-Dun and steady az 451z for Winter
receipts No..2 sSsSSk y9S$3ftSzk
RYE-Quiet, at 81 2l@l 2l14 for No. /.
BARLEY-Moderatelys active at 7S1sas0
for No. 2 in store.
sHIGHwINEs More active at 241z. IL
sPRovIsIoNs-Dull and unchanged.
MESS PoRK-s22 50a22 70. &s sOG
BULK SHOULDERS lie, loose.
CLEAR SIDEs-l1c, loose.
LARD-Nominal at l2912s4c for prime
LIVE Hoos-Fairly active and firm at
ii. 75@7 II for common, and " 5egs 90 for
good smooth.
REcEIPTs-3,500 bbls flour; 400 centals
wheat; lS.66s centais corn; 1878 centals
oats; 1874 frogs. ETY. So .lAsssEaE
SHIPMENTS, l95 bbls -four; 1856 centals
wheat; l2,7l3 centals corn 800 centals oats.
As5&4 h aFeE-----4-E-- gNAs a
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Especial 70 EyansyiIIe JoprnaI-Jr,rTs
louisville Market. ssts -
BY Telegraph sr LoUIsyIILEs March 20.
T9BAcco-S sales, IS fItids. lear; well sus-
tanned; all grades, 50 25@1s 25.
FLoUR-Superfine, 50 70; che ice, S14 cog
"a %.
wHEAr-Primer red. s2s5.1o1e s.etao ~ :
CoRN-Ear, bulk, 6s@69c. shelled, 73a Toe.
OATS-Prime k5c
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Sutton Sails Of Seal Gstatt.
". H. dnLsR Areronsst
by JOHNSON d MILL Err
I'D AUCTIOSEEBs AND

a
No % NassAUsT.. coz Oman. hEN.fosL
Hoe'es Store, Lot ce1n Ssi's and PrI' ,oa s9isAsI
eiangsa Loans lss''a,,a ol - A.
At 70 Geloes At The EEehsnge sales No ~ Hroadsy
VALUABLE Lots In tie ay 0fROsrECr PARK Of asm
GRAND ENTRANCE snd PLAZA
HIGHEST GRADE in Brnkvl commanding ereEye gis-s %
the OCEAN BAY and SURROUNDING COUSTRY aud have
CARROILeiScsn side ai2 ret west the PARK Ninth ave-
rear be GRAND ENTRANCE s9eltii Its
MOI COMMISSIONER side, " shove choice lots
WYCkOFPsT-Sorh nls, eolleBclng s. e inches east Of
FbATBusHAvB, % 81. lots nearly tie esiifs front between Fat
ment street srsisd paved .treiIsi 80 al .sst
wYCKOPFsrEoHb Fie liJ feet vea q Waihhgopavt Ht sc
TRsIHAyE and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. corner directly opposite
ELEVEN III ST-SoTth SIDE m rear Of shove. lots
CARROLL Sr-Eorth SIDE 61 feet se,i Of se'enihlve lo,'
Terms easy Maps ready No d NassAgst NeH-Yor
o. WEDNESDAY NOV 49, Y O'clock ss LIehAags sAeirOon
GREAT and 1BsoLIrR SALE Of 10 VALUABLE EAST NEW
YORK OTIS, situated ATLANTIC and EAST SEwfoEH AVIS
ATIAYTIcAyE S. entire Front between VAN sSDRRS .nd
PAClFICsT s. entire Front betssen STONE EAST NEW
PacIFcST s s.. between sToSEAyE and sAcKMAN.sT, en-
DBSEsT s. between sToNEAvg and sAcKSASSTi 20
RASr SEw'YoRK and VAN sIyDREy.AvEs junction. Lot,
Also at the time and place hree valuable bnk STORES 90
Atlantic opposite The terminus Of the Bfoosn cry k.os
eight also, bnek CARIA CEHOusE aud STABLE together
comprising the ere front Faonase between Smith aid Shene
-Four LOTS FuOnAye Atlantic Herkime and PacA
Terms EASY Maps and full particular, at Office No Is Hsran
The attention Of GAr ,la ,Hs Of P1E ar ',ssSs a'':
the trfing SUBURB the vicinity Of Neviok The property
sold j. located H. immediate vicinity ~ FIVE DIFFERENT
RAILROADS. facilities for reaching It uatauaed All wishing pr
ehAse requested obtain Of he Aaconees aId pei'oa
examine the properly before Weiney next the Gay 81 sale
Eew-Yo
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Giip gtal estair for Sali.

ElFTH-AVE., between Forty-third and Forty
urihstsFor SALE spacious foustoY HOlSs 3K8l.
lot i25 e deep AID 10 lot rs feet deep with without stables
These houses Al respects equal heretofore built the
city For permit apply j. H. SHERWOOD No AZ nth
ave, at to II NJ to 10 WILLIAM H. LEE No 3li
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-12
NOR MARINE HOSPITAL

FOR SALE MARINE HOSPITAL
GRoUNDsNouee hereby given that pursuant TO Vie hu'
thoty by Of Coymsoue created By
Chapter 5 Of The laws Of 1906 said Board viii cell a publ suction
st the MchanS Kchs1g Sales Rooms No III Brolsay IN he ty
Of Newiork WEDNESDAY he 2o day Of November ni ~
O'Clock by T. H. LUDLOW Co. Auctonee The lands belonging
10 the state Staten Island the MARINE HOSFlTAb
GROUNDS which bounded and described follows 10 w u
gng At the formed by NE intersection u e s1tuy eide VI
aud running tu,hery easteJ side Of Avenue 20,
feet more less Aeai; Nense easey along ~ noHheiy sis
AHett. 800 feet les owvater marx on The bay Of New
York thence b0rhcfy along aid has water marx 90 fret more
or less pot which, dstau; ~ feet and inches sonthery
from Sc sguth line Of lands belonging 20 the Inted bstes thence
westerly $50 feet rs hne parallel With aad tourrV me
AZ distance OF 20 fet aud inches efeOn 10 point aleh sou Dc
tetstd by line extended ro The SOUTH est n san o
the United States parallel TO tie DOCK said Hd eee LorheI{
State; thence along the westerly Of salsEd, $40 feet %
to sou and thence westerly along soutbt 6lJ feet less to
me point place beginning containing sert be the same more
or less together with all the right title aud Of the state OF
hew-lok IN and TO the land 10 tie Of the streets sud
tose Such sAe VIII be inside parcel n the highest bidder
bt AZ not less than OF three hundred sr ty oriui doarl
NO and Viii be subject TO reservation Uf the uie q - much
N grona and tie land nuer water front hfeo sss ,peet 10
Tie sph section Of chapter ISL Of the laws Of 1865 for tho purposes
s In said law for the period Of years nom tie "a DAY Of
tJ 1862 The purchaser will he entitled ptnt from the State
conveying said lands free and clear Of s ucbranees except the
scrvon Aforesaid together with ali the audt under front ot
SAID premises, 500 feet beyond oweat subject only
20 such restrictions and eodoas ususH contained In grants
tom tie Siae OF ans under water Ten per cent Of TIE purchase
will be required 10 be paid the Board the time u sale aud
the residue within thirty day heeh pses 1t the property NAV be
seen at the once Of tie Secretary, Ne a Pinest =
- H. W. JOHNSON, Secretary
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Gtathtrs.


4 GENTLEMAN desires few PUPILS to
n ion beginning. Terms very moderate
Apply Dr. 2, Box No ia Tribune Omoe
A GENTLEMAN, graduate of "a German uni
"A Versy desires few additional PUPILS In German Best refer
Address Dr. o.. Boz No Ii. Thoune O&ee
DRIVATE TUTOR ABROAD.-An American
gentleman Of experience Instructor residing Berlin
and fng Harvard would take
pup Tor parallel Tor general ady odern laGgsag
particulars address LDNAkb r DAWSON
saq no l2s Perlst References the Rev Dr. H. W. Below Psrks
Coz sir. esq. 7. J. Adams esq
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BoarS unS SuomS.

A PRIVATE FAMILY, residing in Clinton
~ u,e Wish 20 LET hahlsohclg ROOMS With or
without board Addes. for week, j. Box Ne slSt EsSioh
PCs,ohcs
NO ICE NEW MOI East Thirty st,
Two .g large ROOMS 10 RENT With board In private family
furniture rc secosd door S2S per week ht Third door PIC
References required
DOOMS WITH BOARn-No. 8 University
IL place Dinner " Appy in the basement to tae stewart
yuA NINTH ST. between Broadway and
~ nIaee-A choice ROOM for and WYE with
fr class BOGRD so comfortable Rooms o single Aienen
Re,reace required