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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-11-11

rOr Weir.s Cave.-The subscriber begs
to inform the travelling public, that
from and after the first of June, 1868, he will
run Daily Line of Coaches between Staunton
and the above named place, leaving the Virginia
Hotel at o'clock, a. M, arriving at the Weir
Cave in fine season. giving ample time to visit and
explore these great natural curiosities, and re-
turn in time for the train going west to the Vir-
GINA springs
Splendid conveyances, intelligent and accom-
modating drivers will always be on hand, and no
pains will be spared to make the trip q delight
full one. FARE only $500 for the round trip
JOHN M. STANLEY, Proprietor.
june 3-tf Virginia Hotel Stables.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-11-11

The people of Jefferson county, W. Va
lid molly at the late election. They elected
Ils i Nltlc { Conservative County ticket.
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Established i'm 1852.
The Great Piano and Music House

OF WASHINGTON CITY
10 III N u. Ell LIS.
506 Pennsylvania Avenue, near cor. of 10th St..
T7 Extensive assortment of new and second hand
- Pianos, Parlor Organs, Melodeons.
Prices of new ones, $3.50 and upwards.
Prices of second hand ones, $50 and upwards
Sole agent for seven Of the best makers of Pr
amos, also Violins, Guitars, Flutes, Aecordeons,
and every article in the music business. Music,
music books strings and small articles can be
sent by mail. JOHN F. ELLIS,
BOG Penn Ave, Washington, D. c..
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-11-11

FEyHE, GOVERNORS PROCLAMATION.
4 His Excelency, Governor Hirsh, notifies
you that he has received a new supply OF those
good Philadelphia shop shoes and Critters which
recommend themselves. They are the best that
can be put up. Those that have tried them will
buy no others. Call at
april 29-u q. HlRSH & co.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-11-11
chesapeake & Ohio Railroad.

chesapeake d Ohio Railroad.
~ Accommodation Passenger Train
On and after Saturday. May 10th, an Accommo=
dation Passenger Train will be run tri- weekly on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays, leaving
Charlottesville at A NJ and arriving in Richmond
at so NJ, and leaving Richmond same days,
at 8 80 P NJ arriving at Charlottesville at P, NJ,
The Daily Accommodation Train between Rich
mond and Gordonsville is withdraw after We'd
nesday, the 18th inst.
II. D. WHITCOMB.
may 2Q-tf W Gen'l Superintendent.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-11-11

VETANTED.-s (75) cords Of
w cord WOOD,
sept 23-tf JAS. a PlPER.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-11-11

MY OFFICE The undersigned would re-
AN specially inform persons o whom he
may be in debt, to send their accounts at once,
and have matters squared. Also, would be much
obliged if those indebted to him would come for
ward and settle, B. MAYNE.
sent Off
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1868-11-11
WASHINGTON CARDS.
w. B. MOSES
FURNITURE WAREROOMS,
..AvENUE HOUSE,
Corner of Seventh St.. s Pennsylvania Avenue,
WASHINGTON, D. c.,

TEE ONLY ESTABLISHMENT OF THE KIND IN THE
4 COUNTRY!
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18th st. and Pennsylvania avenue,
april sem Washington, D. G.
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COYLE &c TOWERS.

BOOKSELLERS, sTATIONERS AND ENGRA-
VERS,
Nos 314 Pennsylvania Avenue and 293 4 295 Z
ee5 Street,
WASHINGTON CITY,
D. C.
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painting in water colors, 1st premium. Miss
Bette B Edwards, Staunton 2nd best paint
ing in water colors. End premium. D R
Williams, Staunton, best specimen Of sculp-
turc, 1st premium.
Branch VI-Class S.-Cabinet Work
Bear and LicEliter, Chur hvile, bureau and
crib of walnut, list premium.
Prof E Louis Ide. Staunton, best piano
(Knabc's) Dist premium and best cabinet
organ Estcy's)-1s premium.
Glass Casting w A Burke, Staun-
ton, for hollow casting. LIST premium plow
castings, 1st premium and small casting for
machinery 1st prcmium. 81.
Parkins, Nelson & Co., Staunton, for
large castings for machinery list premium.
w A Burke, Staunton, for iron ratings,
LIST premiums and best specimen Of iron turn
mig, LIST premium. schoppert & Long,
Staunton, for End best specimen of iroa turn
ing, End premium. A J Williams, of
Waynesboro, for best horse shoes, 1st pvo-
mum W A Burke Staunton, for largest
collection Of castings, LIST premium.
MISCELLANEOUS W Ii & L Waddell
Churchvi,le, for best rotary churn power,
lst premium John A Crltzer, of--
End best rotary churn power 2nd premium.
Col a W Hartman, Of Augusta county,
best AYRSHIRE bull. 2 years old, thorough
bred. LIST premium.
Col Henry Miller, Rockingham county,
for corn harvester. 1st premium.
Miss Florence Philips Staunton, for ex-
ceiling in archery, LIST premium.
G A Holt, Staunton, best washing ma
chine, Grand Prairie lst premium.
Col J NJ Lillcy, staunton, instrument for
surveying and calculating areas LIST premium.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23
The Grave of Ex.President Harrison.

Some weeks ago. at an Impromptu meeting of
some of our leading cltiZ MS, the subject of
adorning the grave OF eX-PIesldent William
HeLTy Harrison, at North Bend, and of making
it, with the proper permission, State NJ tusO-
leum, was mentioned, and they appointed the
l7th inst. to hold conference or citizens to
discuss The subject.
Accordingly, at the Mayors Office yesterday
morning there was altered quite large nun
ber OF our most respectable citizens tor the
purpose OF taking action in the matter
Governor Hayes was called to the chair, and
Judge Stanley Matthews vas appointed Secte-
taTy. IL WAS the unanimous riniOu that prompt
action ought 10 be taken TO build Jme sort Of
an appropriate monument over the remains Of
him who saved the Great West from the hands
OF the ruthless savage.
His Honor, Mayor WiI.tach, felt that the
great metropolis OF the Wpst-CincmnatI-that
had been the hORIe OF the great warrior aud
statesman, tor so long q time, should be the
first TO move III the matter, while others from a
distance thought that his name and fame be-
longed not to Cincinnati alone, but to the whole
West.
AT the suggestion of the Hon. John F. Tor.
renee, State senator from this county. it was
determined 10 have Governor Hayes br ng the
matter betole the people Of the a'e in his next
message to the LEGISLATURE. We cannot too
highly commend the movement mauguraIed to
rescue the memory OF the Hero Of TiDpacauOe
fro the uuinst oblivion into which it has fallen
during the past few years.
After some discussion Of the subject the meet.
ing adjourned Cincinnati Inquirer, Saturday.
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THE FUSDING BILL.-WhI!e statesmen are occu-
pied and perplexed in deciding how 10 fund" the
various debts of the country now in different forms
and bearing different rates of interest, we would
make suggestion as REGARDS "fundlng" on both a
practicable aud profitable plan the holder of the
article. Let man in the possession of ifttiug
or unfash nRbe C0thirg get II all together aud take
It to some poor family of his acquaintance where
there are OF bOyE, to have II cut mp aud let
him take the proceeds, which will be in the shspa
OF good humor with himself, toge her with little
add III nal money, aud buy one OF those 10 Hpriced
summer suits At Chafless Stokes & Co. IS, under the
Continental. i his will be funding" to some profit.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CLOTHING FOR HIT WEATHER.-Every VARIETY
suited TO the season for Men, Youths, Boys, aud
Children, new. fresh and fashionable, replenisned
daily and selling RAPIDLY prices gu Arsnteed In all
cases lower than he lowest elsewhere, and iul sails
1action guaraEteed every purchaser the sale
celed, and monry refunded.
Hdg tyay betlgeea ! BENNETT & Co.,
EGth and Tow ER HALL,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No. 6GO BBoADwAY, NEW YORK.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

RROWN's MILLS BOARDING HOUSE
Originally kept by the BROWN FAMILY. is now
open Tor The reception CT permanent and transient
BOAE DFRS.
The beautiful lake, tte boats thereo-. the nshirg'
the bathing, the delightful medicated Mineral
springs, the renovatiDg pine breeze. the promenad-
Ing In the .peudid Of lofty pines. all oontri.
te TO make the place heathful for invalids dc
ishtful for those seeking comfort nd pleasure
Passengers teke the O'Clock boat foot OF Market
street wharf, to Camden, thence by cars by the sy
OF Moorestown, Mouht Holly, Pemb rton to wrights
own, where stages will be in readiness to conway
passengers to Browns Mills.
THOMAS sCATTERGoOD,
Proprietor OF Boarding House.
JOHN HORNER,
7 SWAw Proprietor OF Stages
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The New Austrian Minister.

The following letter appears in The New York
Tribune Of this mofning:-
To the Editor OF the Tribune. sT:-In the
Irtbune of to-day, you do great injustice 10 one
OF our most worthy citizens, the Hon. Henry
N Watts in styling him a bitter Democrat.
have known Mr.. Watts for many years, and can
say from personal knowledge that ne has at all
times. and under all circumstances, been one OF
our most reliable Republicans, DoG merely when
success crowned our edort-, but in the dark
days Of 1862, when 1t seemed a. If our fac was
about to succumb through traitors Ia our mid't.
He has always MAJ itested the most lively inter
est III the Republ can cause, and never fails to
vote, even at our primary elections. II is bat a
few weeks since he ac.ed as Vice. President at a
Republican meeting IN the Twenty Ward,
where he resides, and he has been an active
member OF the Union League of this CITY ever
since its organization, aud Is daily visitor
ihere. The surprise TO most OF our citlzers was
that so good Republican should be appointed
10 Austria, Hoping you will correct tue error
of your statement in lust CO to AR. Watts, even
if he should not be confirmed, remain truly
VouTs etc SAMUEL BELL.
PHILADELPHIA, July 81, 1868.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23

JRwELRY.-Mr. William w, Cassidy, No. 10 South
Second street, has the largest Rud most attractive
of fine jewelry and siverwars In the city
Purchasers rely upon obtaining real pure arti-
Gle furnished at price which cannot be eIuaIed
He elso hss large stock of American watches in all
varieties and at all prices visit to his store sure
10 result in pleasure and profit
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-07-23

NEWSPAPERS, Periodicals. Fashion Plates and
MRgA2tnes-bUsh n English and American-Iuay be had
as soon publish of Joha TIenwith, the ersa.
news agent HIS enterprise aud energy n ave s.cureI
or MIN an extensive patron ge, which co aJnu -
satisfy by iur ishng the New York papers -eV raj
honrs earlier than they be obtained by the Feg.
lar mails and by selling the periodicals a ma5a-
yInea al The lowest poSs'b prices Those desiring
Ihe latest Intelligence should visit TIenwIEh News
EuuUlIum ~ No. lO7 3 Third street.
- - N Lots Of Linen Sacks,
Lots OF me Chocolate LinCU Sucks.
Lots OF ne Chocolate Busters,
LOts Of Duck Sucks,
Lots 0f bhtte PCStS
Lots OF Linen PIntg and Vests,
an JIesR and very nice,
Hf. .Aip0cOs IrOHt s2l5 TO IS.
80 LthSiS ~ OIp 81 bu 10 e. Gtc etc.
WANAMARER q BROWN,
OAK HdU
s. u. Corner OF Sirth and Market streets,
RH- Il good lot Of Clergymer's Long Sacks,
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MARRTEn.

BITTERLICH-DA9E.-On the 5th ofJnly by Rev.
Father 0runihner. Mr.. Herman E BiTTEKLIOh
C. biss SOPHIA NJ DAQE, both Of this city,
HOLMEk-RO BINSON.--O the evening of the 2lst
instant by the Rev. Daniel Ma -Ch, H.. d.. Mt
or toRGE W, HOLMES 70 Miss MARIA LOUISA
ROBINSON.
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FINE CUSTOM MADE BOOTS AND. SHOES for Gen
tlemen. Bartlett, No. 50 South sixth street. above
CheRuut
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GROVER d BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing
Machines, No. 73O Chestnut street
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"A French steel pen manufacturing COM
rsnv has adopted as a trade mark the repre-
sentation of the crucifxion of Christ and the
descent OF the Holy Spirit, each pen being
stamped with these devices.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER T. 1868
Conntrp Gtal 6stats for Sail.

TNARM for SALE-In Madison, n. j., two
miles 10 Depot consisting Of % excellent land good house
sud ou!haeHp ben'e vel irshd and furniture sold with the farm
desio- Ato, soek and farming gVea iaue
ci..sir- Amply 20 Boz No. q 2. O.. Madison ". :.
GD 900 THIRTEEN CITY LOTS, 25x
Sp ,,JOO. i@. Tor sALE one hour aou csy Isn. on
Crntra Railroad OF New aud tSo books 500 cash
REQUIRED AppJ Dr. LouNSBERY No lie spass before 10
a IN o. shsr% p N.
go nnn WILL PURCHASE A FINE
qpDsOOO DAIRY 'nd GRAIN Farm; e5D acres, with food
huiuS sioeE crops etc. horses COWS shesp Il hogs 80
40 bushels Of grain, 20 tons OfhaJ etc r. H. BogLaSD
No. II Cbsmbesh
MONEY to LOAN on New-Jersey Property,
w by MORRISON HALL EevJsrss, Real BrOssu No.
lJ7 Brosor,T Room No. zl.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
Gitu Ttal Gstat, for SaIt.

CENTRAL PARK -AVE.-FOR SALE. 4j
LAND hsBi>osy s lstef the Lac %
BsaeTsr lestns from McCo5s Dam Nito Plains mile
feD wSeRwn Depot Harlem kslros> A3py 70 ~ VALENTINE,
Mo i65 FSDEt
EOR SALE, IN ONE PL0T-FIVE LOTS,
north te Of Port oeHDeDeog ~ ieet wet Nnhavr
oort side Of Lightly thst eoHtncins 100 ice. east Twelfth
rusnine through foa KyhcOod TO Eighty his4, conn.neaS
% feet east of TWclfb
IOs The Boh oi TEeIhsve and Eighty sfa with
10 TOE u the sr,t
lots te sOa AIDE VI s esis. 800 feet si. Of Ts.hhse
aud
oe Seventy Ihs south sic couueag go hct fTenthse
(PiTg7l Z II LIDIDW 4 No pire-,,
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

Persons having real estate for sale OF to let
and those desrous II purchasing renting such
perty will lnd 1t TO their interest 10 advertise in THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and IN addition to this advantage THE
TRIBUNE viii be found not only In NegIork and all It's
eitIes and villages. but every state and Territory
within tho Union. The advertisement should be made
brief will allow Of the advantage offered being clear
TO the reader We would especially dwell the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIs
UEE. Semi Weekly, and Weekly. comprise indivdua
every profession consequently advertise
ments each Disseminate among all classes Thy
TRIBUNE devotes especial attention 10 the reports OF sales
OF real estate both IA the city aud country thus addin.
greatly 20 the value Of IT. columns advertising
dun The charges for advertising follows DAILY
TRIBUNE q cents lie for each insertion WEEKLY
TRIBUNE g. per nne: sGNl-WREKLV TRIBUNE. rs cents
line About ten words average line, after tho first
line. which usually contains only four OF hye words.
Terms, cash ia advance.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
SSupiiun SAILS Of Ital 6stats.

ApRtsS H. MuLLEE. Aud.oa-et .,o,,
SUPREME COURT SALE OF valuable PROP-
- EtIl On lluis1n. Gsnsrron HHf West Tghhsis sDh
MULLER WILKINS Co sih sell a. auction on WB,S bSpAl
Nov H. at y OeloeE the krebanye Sarom No VI ro,H
Trinity urs by grr Of tho Saprsr Court under the ifse on o
DANIEL r. hgr ham referee plot Of sni ~ Tie lame
ou hns -rra situate the northwest Hudson GAn oo
and West 1selh beisg " Huisonst al feet cause
vecst and - feet West Twrhht ny Ot feet the vst ue
Pinest (i9Sil
WEST SIDE PROPERTY atAUCTION, Nov.
10 by MULLER WILKihst C@-An nss.s GT,s.' Ha. S.a
Penant bro HOUSE The north eide Of ftFtnt
feet distant from the Csa PsrL This property syecos w fr
aud Within lev steps o tn, uire rus hs ssing Poui axe
terrace rauble, NALL gund horseback read chreas pay
grounds circle bOaieVar; ke los ?5I2 siih stable rear Maps
st No. 7 Pine st
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
e. nIrRT = ,l'Il 10 SALE Of COUNTRY RESIDENCE

DVRLIC SALE OF CUUN u TT IJJ..r.,-wI b.
Frritrr, etc IA Delsuo BuTnfo o. ~ f,., a. ~
,eI a. rqbHo o'eoct o0 TIi .ioS IN
double AN
,wo,.rry bach bsdings and 10, With pesTy ~ Csr al
ss ~ the Rarcocss River rn - Ns ''t = tsi
a,, Re- ,od DEPOT aud xhsd ,dyare uinte' iue l-,. a
pts snd three from Nov York H on 1csr r above
~ rs.ys b.scb ever, VARIETY of fruit iarel'le 49,, n,i,,
M 10 ,,h rAao Porte mahoga1g and hfea "s, foo &C.
roon snd sdyoam Furniture C0ok'ns Utrh' .on,
sis Tg.aa, gisiax sTsls the pops'tJ DrS. tciil F'
u ~ Deisase hsw !erseS
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
A III O MI f.

EASILY PAID FOR.
car been done i hgndsd keE cottage with m o iof
SALE IN ,st o EIse NJ TO ~ i,bc
rt Dep sr minutes than Elizabeth station Tre.
So aud upward e1 and upward taooorrg 70 soa
tom balance monthly quarterly paymcnl TO sui purchasers
buldine LOTS equally fsyoGhs Title pesct Ael
there lof m splT ~
oahoe No 81 CedsrsL hewfo secons BrosisaJ. E1s
bethyoft y. II kILLOHS EIeottor
.lnO VIRGINIA FARMS for SALE Cheap.
ebOO QUACKEsBUsII PAULISOS. No. % N.slust. y \.
j. J. QUACkEABUSH 60. Petersburg, Va
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE
-KHOwas The Tord Mia At ts all 1851 vii bs
@od bsrgau P0f ahef particulars sdlfsH C. H. l. pORl
Lsvreocsvlc. Psur.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw-YoRK, Nov. 6-The attendance at the
E,cnange vss good today The Messrs 4. j. bieecSer'
Son Co. sold several pieces OF fne property III 'h '5
40 Harlem, and 8. Rutherford PARK Mr. BeI1amu E.
F,irobd siso disposed of some real estate Oh Thirty
seyenth-st nsar haGisOuaye.
BY A. J. BLEECRER, SON co. .-,s,
e7hst lot g. 100 a. e Of Ma ave n L. 1SSVo''' eo
iois g q r. Of i.ihsi 20 "a t1'p' '"' 5so
elst, i6s f. ofLez-sys 2ni a. es,n''''' s0
k1sI ioi a. go - e. o. " ,,o) 10 .... 710U
iiy.htl uonA, s.l S az - W. " ........... 200
S,S 1s, o st ~ forirr unrcbasers, tAe following
property at Rutherford Park, N. j. oos
o,e " "i'on 81 S25
Z t"ss Va ~ree l2O
Y '-r%.est l<9
lots in book s.EiSO
srVy p yAIRCnLp
The brown sto.e hSYse TOT. No y hts 80 scum sue
20 es' east Of A-4'on''e ~ OOo
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
Suttion Sales Of Ttal Gstsi,.
A j. BLEECKER, son s. Co., Auctioneers
~ WEDNESDAY, Nov II,

A j. BLEECKER, son s. Co., Auctioneers.-
LAs WEDNESDAY Nov H.
Atl7 oelock A. the Exchange SaleSroOn
VALUABLE CORNER POR SALE.
NINTH AvB-Prems.s No 6l6 NnhaTe. horh corner Of
Forty eghhs iOJ tents for Q street And sverus
eurbed guest and severed and and Belgian pavement
nCouHfRi SEAT AT JAMAICA, I-IIsudsoue tsostou and
attic frame House prt with eup and 10 ~ miles from Ji
maes L. elegantly stust nigh ground and commanding eIteu
ave NtWt hous contain, aud all tue modern
neudnF furnace aud arrangements grounds handsomely laid oct 10
lawn grden kc gardeners cottage hons- Ire house
&e AZ perfect erder accessible bY Lug leland Railroad south SIDE
Railroad Brooklyn Central Railroad on East New YORK.
connecting Al .hs. point Nth from all the Bookn ferrieI
A j. BLEECKER, son a. Co., Auctioneers.
THURSDAY, Nor. IT,
All o'clock. at the Exchange Salesrocr.
SPLENDID PLACE Al SOUTH ORANGE, n g-fro'r and
french roof frame house South Orange bOnrs ride hou Mes
forh via Morris and Essex Railroad A, residence for snm
Winter
bu accommodation
Orange The sni built for owners arJ
With eItenon 10 and aud register
stationary vh tubs hot sal cold bathroom and
water closets marble ntu hs finished rails throughout verandAh
10 front from which there sgr6cen yie. carriage house lawn
With llsntt Of ahade tree All IN hnc order.
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
Lsvis d. WOOD AletILt'|
DLAINFIELD N. j. ma
ByA u NRLLICE, ir.. BRO, 81.
Aa.,,,b,,r, And lie .l.fs IN Ees .Jsr.y hca tfs"
20, al N Y

WEDNESDAY. Eov. II. 81 T tnl ,,oprvry
POSITIVE sALg Op DESIRABLE PLAINTIFF I,oi., oi
.,a .h,a ei,ht m walk station sgi 10 W. se.hy
Lsndssa. An stsetve Ihes on ,, M, ,s.
contsInE IL Tya -
80 ,e, rt rodrAs ssrisq nieeiY tEpit'si I-7n
s. snd sIardanse fruit b'use o. se.o. e,i.S In.
,s is.Jst >, ,,oes Containing 10 rooms Frplin
rr,.i With stable tire rear houss ntahS .,se, con.
ee,.g, lons. on S.eaaas zofs,i sretjon W. H., go,
,,. "a, 10 Thoroughly bu and B, bus e lnl'p an
la itefr vii! he sid - desirste bhlg I' ss IMPROVE.
,oDns Atrsln viii leave ysw.york At " ~ 70, "a Is~onesr,
perats iasp,. and fall particular 'lpy " 'h' o" "
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07

A DJOURNED AUCTION SALE
a. BUILDING LOTS.
THEODORE SINpyoRp AuetiOueet.
The sa5srbe will sell al Public Nendue the prons os
SATURDAY, NOV. z.
At O'Clock Budirg Lots situated ortngesve Pits"
bAsls koeE WsJ. Broot and sprngas,
IN MONTCLAIR,
west BIOontei RsseI Coanit ~ j. ONE HOUR PROM HB"
YORK oy Morris snd Railroad ts HoholeB es Gud
of the Moutcsr Of the Nossf
Bloomfield Railroad aud the route ~ the Ne~rk fnd
midst OF ana
maud besu Of the surrounding oosnJ Th property part
Of the former fares Of Joseph H. BALDWIN, ssc Vacert ard Joob
Mser, AMI ~ t, Attractive locations the osu 'Ls
bsse of ORANGE MOUNTAIN.
TITLE PKRFEcT Terms easy sud made known a. e sale
Moriel,ir Es,er Comfy. y j.. Oct "a. iNe
NEWARK AND BLOOMFIELD kAlLROAD-LeAvs Nes isr fof
Noltcs Morris sni Bssr Railroad and q and IA n and !.
3.s1 5;l0 aud G;l0 -
Ies,. nonr Tor Nr,k New Yort $50 To- e;a s,d lo5
.. n, snd ios, 1:35. Sale. ,ni 6:5l ?. ~ -
j. BLEECK ER, son & CO., Auctioneers.
~. TUESDAY, November 10,
A.l7 scloct. the EIchsrse SAl.sreom,
BUILDING siIKs AT lRNlNGTON-26 MILES PROM kEW
Valuable plots IrSnCon. Ntches.er County n L.
bGutfy stuei gne tlre oaumsning tne view 81 The
RIVER sbolt y ,s FROM tho pot shd hour from New
Yoft Title perfect Terms fsyofsble
A UCTION SALE of REAL ESTATE, Nov.
~ 10 Crawford s. minutes from city 10 from depot Cen
Eeg-Jv residence of X j. Anuu Dwelling, tea
Of sbd garden, plenty oi fui sni OUT unfs
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dy o. sale sale o'clock. JOIN " G MARSH Aaetonse
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
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C'NGLAND.-H. J. e. ID. NICOLL, TAILOKS
H 70 TilR QUEEN. ROYAL FAMILY. and the CoCh's OF
LnSDox-s,. ia is lie I2o Regent,t and No "a cOrnhih
NANtIlF,si BR-No 10 Mosleyst
IIVEkPOOfr-No 80 Bollst. x,, IN
ANHgICAgS VISITING ENGLAND. arriving a. Liverpool WI
M ~ Mos.rs NCOLLS Rstih.hmen No. 50 BOLDSl Arcs
r for Immediate use sd- ore, At few bourS notice inc
b.s., Of meN Neo being conducted for cash panent .os
n s are the while the quality and style OF hn'h o. sAeA
utltLs of br highest chfrseter ..~ ,a, ov pprcva
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TOR GEsrLxsES sa,.
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oerco1ts Toasers &c are charged 10 proportion s1s
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Trav.hug Drs, Jsckst, sst -. a
Waterproof Tweed CoAo..
H. J. NIcoLL,
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New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
1ousts uno :furns WmttS.

YARNS and Country Seats wanted, New-Jer-
preferred exchange bouss is Brooklyn worth from $500
No. a5 Broadway.
WANTED TO BUY-AbOut 80 to so acres Of
good AND IL the nsxhborboo Of New lor and 70 be pe'i,
gel located Por forIAton, sppy ~ PATRICK DEVhLiN No. H
JanSst, New-Yok City
New-York tribune., 1868-11-07
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CRAWFORD, y. j.

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TUESDAY Nor 10, izs,
ABSOLUTE sALR OF 90 VILLA riOrS 81 Crttrd H" no"
sew.Iork. By III, c. T. Z. oiN J.
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r, o, ,nd lLe suounts country, ard -ilt 10 Hh
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,ioel p,ie,hnent. ,.rved the grrup hto. ths .
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