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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03

A.
PErROLEUM-The market erm snd fairly aeyei sales o. ~
bills Crude l7c bulk aai 2jGI3ie IA bos, lnd 5Y Do~ lie
t1ed IN bond. At 3tc r,-..,-t---.-.-..,
at9ld9Ie. Tor Rangoon. and lOidltc for Carolina
SlGARS-RaW sugas sold moderated but we notice hn pn
Tor TAR 70
253 hhia 1t lOlg2te Tor Cuba 9tG5ic fog Porto
Rico ,rA e Rstnei unchanged The stock raw
ttee rs M hhd 1878 htds Porto Rico 40 bids -
C og English Island and sos DO Martinique tcta bids iO
n Clover seed today been only moderate there
~ 20 has Al ialttc Choice IS held AZ 4i95c Timothy seed is
these being nominal Rough Flax Is du
TALOWA Business doue, aud the market Was ARM sales
% 5DeG 70 AZ llidl2lc -, NJ. -, .. .
market is arm PROM circular VI Waiter Brown Co We emp the
coming u eay the Eastern markets we'll stocked With all
cautioned operators against the
danger buyiug medium woods based tue hen ENSUING
grades would be % decline on the
receipt Of WOODS The market vol stocked Vim @
qualities aad as consequences prices have materially deenei asa
rer gde are assuming relative value, compared Win she
oos This what should naturally have been anticipated
nv country but there who seemed NOT
Il, regard IL recently been paving for sah oo more WAN
he t showed but lNe desire 70 'aS
h cp but when 10 consequence OF he eslh anu
aud holders 70 make prompt sales prices
.ce Aoy convinced THAI Woods we're as 10" as
darag the next eN months anu Aorons
The mast Two weeks bought quite lrgey az curren rates IAs
beyond immediate wants on the part 81 consumers
la tended 10 ge ler tie market There has also been SOFA
Weld ,nt profit yet move ~ more iet s on 70.
bo. ,fe Git 10 realize aud tu afford ground Tor be @
hereafter the mills portion o TIE AaA shHaAso
Con v heh thew have suffered for the past two years
WU[SKY-The demand has been quite slNt al t4e hAlAe
/ fmer, sales Of Wv UO.s az O0c 10 bond
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SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK
CIFAREn

CLEARED.
Hall Liverpool kupe Gates Key west
.1 Galveston; Ar1ors Msury Apasa MauPo.a Gebe Ne.O
Crescent CITY. West NeEOhans fsg bsie k,
tao wodiha Charleston Louisa Moore, Wallace Nevbe5a Mary
Pcs Ier,uids; knight Drty Washington, DCi Wam'u''h
ses-RepuSiE Fompu bremen God Jones st. John. n B.;
Fearless, Ballard san Frscsoo.
cdst a% ,, yioa Genoa ,ui palermo Evening
Miller Jfgo; Arthur Briggs Ne~Oreani hen Stevens DAVIS
Bas-Doa ouroe ConAHt M,rls,' s'g,a;o C,s,brSss Leg
Il Coe Jago Ellen Maria Berry, Seville aud CaI B9S',
ho,, A'nsa. sa' N N,og CO.., R.s. DSmaos white 81
Jlf r.; Active Jsnku, hbibncoi Belle OF The Day Noye'
ScsooaersGeoge H. tbeas johnson lestaeFa Anaen Mont
sonery. Porto rau: kdrou Lake Yarmouth D. hGIy,
Wilmington c Marion Gage BoEeL winngton y c. ~ t
l. Il Kn6sI Lunt Norfolk 81 MaHson Ai@u wssbqgign D. G
10, MI R,naoe. Thona. Jefferson Bowman Biribvhpott
B.i,r Php, Boston Ch'r.' assy ByaHs,, H.reR +
Leaad Bsoas Bissor; n Morales Newman Bangor A. liea'a
s ysn s.s,sp RI.asa {a IL s sSs ~ pas, Pass
steamship ousaa tsrbs iysol Ja( ~ p 9 a. ana 80 3 %
p, p,r.i Ssr w fenaetoa s overload. and Va. Drowned
se,p ,. e,, c,oa na aad pp,.
stsa~,lhp pIaaeoa. sasI.o,. Pe''anl mdss, aud pas
Scamp sala.l SfsissIri. Ci,rt. YerTeA
B,a Srssise. P,',-u. Mstoa e d'y, lemon. aud oil
s t,,'.'t bi h',.li' .s No Is q sa oi,
Efs EesJu.ssss Wyatt. Bangor luubsr
1rr Asns Wtrosk. Grnde Del Sol. hies and wool
Brg IS A. Rogers sanders C.snflegos, ami moltsse
Sehr Gerh st-aerion rA ~ dys ubef an4 hnti @
u ~ Ql.ru south arrived July ~ from hsrauhm sehr hra
Persls F-kas Psrinach to load back to 'an place
10 Anrrcau vessels To- port al MAraulin JuY
Erhf j 4 4 \ Adams, Gou and nsasses
sclr Auetc Cousin. Mprant BAY, Ja losaood AMI sicst
A Coauan. Cabarieu. sugar ami nois1ss'
Israel Suss Pl.sigIy. BarGcoa aAy s. ifut
schr suG, Rh5dravel. Cat isliDl, ifult
SAILED
All PEusy auti Tor lFetyoo 'oimoi
G,.ge Afous Aspssal. Francisco Ssa AL vera 't rag
r,sreut lt aui Mlrpgsl Nef Odaus Ie"p'a ahd
. Savannah MsHhsitsu CharsttOus kurre hey west AID
G.yessi MAR sanford wmogoa Louisa Moore NeAoern Isaac
Bell N0roh; EmpGs AerandnA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
s,- FR,scsco Julv JOTbe L. = steamship fensacoa Ama
Thatcher arrived ho Victoria today Arhyei ships hSsn HOOD
sepor and D,shrg Wave from Neuiork SAILED ships Ac'f v
wso,ge psT Daan s,dney Hero NewZea's The STEAMSHIP
Golden Age f1r Panams sailed 10 dAy NTH 90 100 treasure
"a hIh GOES u Neg.Iork Toe L. g. steamship Pensacola reports l
suzanne total zrec E o. tue Suaalees osw arrived here 10 Cay
by the Pensacola
SPOKEN.
whaling sosr Carrie Jones ana we sour
sre Patnaia proyRCrt0Hu lat ~ ~ Ion - ~ Win - ODS
Toll - c.rt.. ,os G..hn,v
portt o moaths ost all vel, 100 bblA OH . ,,-,.. 4,
M 81 Of Cape Ilaes sht CaTe Douglass rom BaIO@aoe o
heR.lofs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those desirOus Of purchasing or renting such pro
pery will fluid it to their interest TO advertise in THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and IN addition to this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found not only in New-York and all its
cities and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be made
brief as 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 TRIB
UNE, SemWeekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals in
every profession business consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE devOtes especial attention the reports OF
estate both in the city and In every part Of the State
thus adding greatly to the value Of its COLUMNS as an adj
vertsng medium. The charges for advertising are as
follows DAILY TRIBUNE, cents line for single
insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 so per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. % cents per line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE


Ars Il8)65 bush Corr, 80 l8J bush oa $50! bush " 1aa
Seed J-2 hbs Flour IJ9 bills Corn Meal -. JUG
DO %, bale, Cotton 1854 bb Petroleum 90 oh, SPIRITS
t ll bb Tar 1880 hbls Ro.n, 30 pkys Cut Meats 90 pAs
i No., t.is O75 pkgs Butter 1881 pass Cheese 70 pkgs
,Io ID bbs Copper ~ bbs WHISKY A4 b9s Egg 40 oAe'
m bo1s, and cases Tobacco 81 boxes starch 100 bales Moss pas
p, l3 bags Cotton Seed 100 b5s PeAn' 20 bales sponge 80
Ia Domesucs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.
AiAia ,,,tnp,N MAREETS
WEST INDIA MARKET
n -. M al. N.H

HvIS, Aug Sugar at reals o no lSa. s0I 49,
,., for No $500 Dutch STANDARD Msscoadoe' 49,
sGsi reals per keg Cye AMI 6ao reals 100 common Ham,
i TsiO' N for DRY sailed sud 2le for sugar Csrsd
smbsr 70 per for White Pine ana tZi oS ~ , iJ
i'I Med Stats,-Suga III Is boz ard - % pe' nI
R,csssgs-op Iondou premium on United states ,"IeI
discount; gold, oBs sghi per esA' discount '- So -
ant urFm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
2gorsts, Garriaqts, 1T,

AT HENRY's CITY AUCTION MART
"a Broadway snd Thlah regular pablo sales Of HORSES
CARRIAGES HARNESS RUGS WHIPS and everything needed Ia
riding snd driving hd every WEDNESDAY aud SATURDAY
throughout the SeocE Buyers VIII aWa ma number OF
Horses suitable diving heavy WORK these sales
whether especially aieri The largest assortment Of new
and second hand Carriage Of Harness always
hand 30 yry superior Phae5ns by Miner stephens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03

est ndia gfades dull Bf.h has been raIheL NOR
,cye hot without change to note IN Tue general range P0'
nyEkoODS-The demand for L0gNo0i y i u, a, lu $50
usbt NO large mailing; we quote az I
01 kSD MEAWe again 10 note az a'e anu buosns
a. Western and Flour The past week we low
o dsil1 improved owing 10 the Held sepstGn vI, 49, Wv
Ia, bseu largely for the East anu to'lnoA 70
f,Y for the West Indies ana IehIA
=, .sncb higher prices and 40 nnh our nluers am
hes hands Of State without stocks Of moment anu VIZ G ,
s. 100 y bbL all grades have improved anu tne
sellers under
,.a - 20 establish come Improvement Va ramy Diva.
SsVs attracted more sienuos, nave , mPO' ,si with
are higher though DO not sell e-y al we
% bn1ipg them much caution AZ The close @usy shs
h. len onIy moderate bune's-the low ga.ss ns ao "a
ei adv bat active the sales foot up sHo DDS
a. ~ for superhHe state S9d 80 % ot si ststt tsn
% - gOd 80 50 for Fancy state - W iet 'Ss ~"
saes 81 w 100 IL Minnesota aud Iowa EIas rvG ~ 80
nhea nto 40 tlJ 10 for Trade AMI Family oi.nls
ief supPe Tor Amber Winter Wheat Extra Indians ana sioh
boHS Ii1 t,r White Whes do, DO, aud tl WUbi' Tor
gam ti Double California Fouris better ani 10 it
81 LOUIS r. Iy Of good brands hight sales Of $40 sacks Al sO %
sutb.n hun but not evs ih s9Ppy ~
OF ~ ansry 10 good Extra Baltimore and OounHI ~
tio 70 -" % .ad Family Georgia aud ViIgna aud tsdtS nf
SlI % ry MARYLAND aud Delaware rye flour hrm snl
bsuA anu x. OF 2IO bbla At 81 DdHO 10 Corn hes
goo 80 pnd fpr trade aud Tor shipments sales OF 7O
sV Ha mn as Western and % 70 Tor bfandyNne
Dds ~ r. Ga ar. yey 6rm aud We quote ueorses
Al c2asa MleLse are sa Sa ~ sO 40 sbe,, ,d for
sE nS are drn i for Choice Scaled 'ha sse
for No been more activity Wheat the past week bat
pees .,, an The the liberal arrivals gave oay
ION later. under marked a,soee on
"a forward And opeIasol Heen s
as JscIisd iDPub, " tas 9Mkst Az Pu't 3gYS VIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
gurt ddlarNtn's YlOtit,.

y NEw-ToRK, !
PoRr.W ARnEB OFPicE, No 70 Wliamst
NOTICE Ia hereby given, III accordance WIN
~ S.r,.u I Of passed April IT, lt51 entitled 80 Actto
E,or tl Narrus the Port Of New lofk 70 All persons
ptrr,r boz or having charge VI the subject matter 81 seh nl
Of ,r,e that following vessels are now under chhnna
80 h. a. poft Warieu that the said or EXAMINATIONS wiz
h. rd within days succeeding s notice. gu ooAl SA'
vessels. tSNp
steamship Ctr y. J"
n
Moses kui
I,rg Nellie aei. h'l o"A'
''1' MINTHORNE TOMPKlhS President
Arg. IIERHiNlS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Saturday. Aug. I. 1868.


A small number of the residents of west,
chester Comfy with few NewYOrk operators, gatheIeu
nj Port Chester to-day to attend the sale OF villa s'
and cottage plots that had been advertised Tor se''
dovs in THE TRIBUNE This property is situated on inc
Fyram River. near the New-YOrk and NewIlaNcn i'''
road overlooking Long Island Sound ana coihpi'''
tract Of land equal in extent to 400 city lots ou'
,ided IA 10 make $50 choice villa plots As III 'no
case Of several other sales that have Iecen,p 80,
place the bidding was not particularly Drish, Mr. Bru-
shower commencing after the Tbefol-
mage opened the vendue the sale was me lot rs feet
Ioyyiy IL ne port of the property sOld tn
front and extending l4 feet nom Si,s one LOT ad.
Icr 1,t loot Tor $3.50. 10 Mr.. CtoilNs. ~
it fr 500 10 Thomas Bent one 10, - loo feel
D.ua ~. strret. before mentioned, nanInS H. oOo
gelWeen ave- and 1ls feet on INer-s., y! "a
lIol on Nti,I Gnc frame cottage ana Oarh wac eOlI
~ ~ N Niuul,se for $3.50 seVer"i O'her lOuS "oio
bought IN .,, ,,,,s ~ BROoILYN.
Tho records Iu the Assessors once bIoOsS u, S,
A. fe wear ending June 80. 1865, 262o dWelhgs
t",, cted Within the city limits besides one factory
W - 5n6 tgt the assessed value OF these bululnes'
~ jdtP from tie aud which they stand Is $4Sl9l
49, t,IoVirg tables show the number OF buildings
in each ward and also the whole number erected
IN the ciJ s,tsra 1868.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
6itp Zeal estate for Sal,.

HOUSES to LET an and &rf for rS SALE;
MONEY LOANED ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
KING & Co.
corner ThIryfhhst and S1h.ave Sixth National Bapkl
AT No. 025 ENTHUSIASTICALLY DAY,
~ Broker mails free bis printed list Of City Dwengs Business
Property Tenemeuts Lots at all prices IN eyery direction
A LII PARTIES wishing to purchase HOUSES
LOTS get printed list my Office will he mailed free
EDMUND H. MARITIME, SHhaye corner OF Ibirty-seeondst
nor SALE or EXCHANGE-A large, first
class ourstorv hghstoOp brownstone HOUSE, with all the
modern improvements splendid ughborhoOd in Newiork Apply
to H. c. DEMOREST, No. 8Ji Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03

1858.

Probably mo- one Of the older cities Of the Union mas
Increased I'M ropuaOn so rapidly Brooklyn ana the
rcs 1ruted above carry with them but one cOnclu-
-, tbat Rr,0llyD will soon exceed New-GOrk in popu-
lar on as 10 already does iu extent .-.
me cash value Of the buildings erected during the past
vcar Is about 81 100000 and the cash value OF All build
}ugs erected since 1858 cannot DC uVn 4o's IMAM S-VV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03

Morris Canal 100 acres Grze Home to Samuel Barnes
Charlie, Ipgs aud Henry w merrill.
Little Fails ava rresEness Road IS 23OO acres same
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03

LIVE STOCK OVER THE ERIE RAILWAY.
For the week ending Saturday Aug !: It cars ce car, hSs
ear, sheep horses ears calves l0'AI cars VI ''A " 'I
lai Iu.rna,e OF Inst week. W cars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
Matbintrp.

-----~~~-~~~--~--~--~-
ONE "CROLIJS ~ NIGHTINGALE"
" sTEAM ENGINE l1hoe peser al complete, good a. no
MIL Machinery, aHd second
L.rd DEtRlCKSON L BARTLETT 80 70 iInan-tt, n T.
rVO ADVERTISEMENTS IN PRINTING
i NACHINERY.-FoT SALE at a sAcuace: . 49,.
p,tier (lrs, esssl Press good odcr; 5I6 price 900
Potter irourfrrj Press. 3tt6; almost price 800
No. Medium Press sylei e be sll CHEAP for cash
Apply l. H. '', ~ q. p.nd,ra
hew.ioTk City.
'''' '8''' 'CAxPBELEs CELEBRATED PRESSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03

ARMY BUILDINGS, GREENE AND HOusrONsrs)
EEw-YoRK. July 81, 1863 :
PROPOSALS Gin duplicated will be received
BY the undersigned until 70 IN MONDAY August J. 1868 for
800 barrels PORK-MRSS or PRIME MBsS-of the crop,
Western packed uh0ope oak Ssh barrels with two iron hoops
1000 barrels Of first quality spersne Southern ~ Louis or
other brands Of FLOUR suitable FOR keeping climate
5000 pOusds JAVA C0PFEE, IN original SACKS beoel giunJ
bags
Bids FOR eoIee TO be made dgtT paid
5000 pounds Of CRUSHED SUGAR
5000 pounds WHITE GRANuLATED SUGAR
5000 gallons Of the best quality Of PURE VINEGAR In half bar
rels Of p gallons each.
making bids requirements bidders &C. the
stated IN previous rs rom ofrce.
c. L. KILBUKN, Bvt Brig Gen. and A. q. q. S.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
9rintina.

WIN EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Fulton st.
w -STEAM JOB PRINTERS ami LABEL MANUFACTURE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
THE MARKETS.
lCarmiIJ reported TOT TAG TRiBun

SATURDAY. Avg. l. 1861
.,y, s. i ,o,e active market may be noted In Pots aud
, Of 40 bills place at % 6id ~ a. Feas arc uo' ai
demand ia very good holders feel quite confident
an, M. ong slight improvement On tn hner sa
40 bales Including J to sPnuers, ard 9B to SPECTATORS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
dupartn,rsbp Clothes.

dupahnusbp Clothes.
COMPREHENSIVE The firm under the name
y II MsFERTEIs Co Is dissolved this tay BY mutual eoas1t
NJ Ae. WRIGHT u retiring The business WI be Continued by me
In the zane az The oil frm MCFERrERS Co. Wholesale
sar md B,pk eos Manuf curers their establishment NO
l3l NdUam.sL-NeW.Iotk July 81 lAd >,r,, ,,ovpprpps
DAVID MCFEBTERS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
MINfArnRR ALMANAC
s.rrnn,r.s wEArnER rRpoRr-o :. n.

Sun Ri,es. I:53 Sun Ses...... 1914 Moon Rses 1911
oAi
snJ Hoax 722 Cows Island. 8:l2 Hell Gate..,." 9j5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
Brooklyn GraI estate for SaIr.

DOR SALE-Very cheap, in SiXteenth-st.
South Brooklyn superior Frame HOUSE. and fall hafacre Of
BEARDSLBY, No. lO2 Broadway n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
Proposals.
CROTON AOUFDUCT DEPARTMENT.

A =
~ sealed proposals each Endorsed with
the title Of relates the u the bidder ard the
Date of is will be received At this offee until u O'clock
ing street improvements W; SEWERS (spec No l6 In I'D
aud seets 81 and havrnues; (spec No So 10 4th
avenue between streets With bnch aud Goth street
between h (spec No 3 10 hagenue between 10th
and h 70thstreet (pec No 3 Washing
Horato West Wayeeyp between
Christopher Watts between Yack and
suyan aud Church speus and Watersheds; pec No
l IN l3gee and 1854 between 5h and 6thayeRues
(spe No between SD and 5h streets With branch
5J street between oh aud 5th streets and beseen
lst and 4hayenns pec No 9 10 lstayenue from 3hreet TO
aud through llsie 2avenue; pec No f In Ednige
between Delaney and Rno0 Clinton between Broome aud
Delaney Columbia Delaney snd Ryiugu Henry between
Gouyee aud Grand between jackson and Coear aud Cherry
between Coe and Base and (spec No AZ Unfinished sewers
between Sisi ani h anu between Oh avenue aud Hudson
PAVEMENT NcOOn payemen Franklin street. between BIN
snd West Broidssy lstrest from 81 TO 6thaenus Irving
from 4th eet 6thavenue from ga 10 59hstTeei 3Jiseet
from 5h to Gu 2ih street om BroiTa 70 hsyenue Hall
place. Orb 7hsree and 6street between and
Rutherford place McGonega ps7ement in 2ree between ath 1nd
5haveune 2ihstreet from ID 20 lst
aud Tor completion Of the unfinished soue block pavements
2yeuue om DIST street. aud Ia goth street. NON daYenue 10
Bast River
The pans Tor the works may be AVID specifications aud
forms for the bids obtained app icion at this once.
5 S SSSF o f Ss5SsSH A''''' Board
New 0rkJ ulV z n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
60 EFT.

60 Td.
At No. Q25 Broadway STANLEY DAY,
~ agent mails his let Of Business Property CITY and County
Houses unfinished at al prices in drschon
A n No. $40 Pearl-st., doors from Broadway
~ STORE 25tla with basement and under eelari rent
$40 per msnth Also, LOFTS, at low rents and OFtCkS
ALEXANDER KNOX.
A STORE to LET-Large and snowy, 27XSO
~ elegant plate glass location
endd opening; d0rng FOSTER BROIHEfs, NO
li9 Pultoa-st near Ighst, Brcoklyn
FURNISHED HOUSE to LET-ln First-place,
Brooklyn with lot; las all Improvements and will be leased
none but Address CROTON" Tribune Ohre
0N BROOKLYN Nights, a FURNISHED HOUSE,
~ fous;ory hrownsioue and bck within b1e minutes wax OF
Wast Ferry with furnace and CRATES range gas hot and coG N
tabs ETC., ali IN perfect order WI be
private family moderate rent Owner gone 20 Europe
Apply -. =, DANENfokI a FANS'N 49,
\VATER-POWER to LEASE, at Hohokus,
w from the Fcor, 35I5 twoory AMI
GIFTED: suitable for manufacturing purposes Apply to r.
o. TBRBUN. u the premises.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03
6ountm g,aI 6statt for saI,.
gjous,s anS farms @lanttS.


WANTED by a small family-PART OF a
w THE hoor second and OF third noo; from
quredua good nehhorhood convenient to cars
aud minutes walk of the City Hall Address stating eone
pence full particulars ROOMS Box No 2i Tribune once
NVANTED-For two months, plainly fur
w ned country HOUSE Of eight ten With barn not over
the from salt water place preferred on
Central Railroad Of NeNJey Erie Railroad or h0s aud
Railroad. Address With description and terms w" LEoSbLS
NJ. 412 Madison. st., NewiOrk.
EARM WANTED in EXCHANGE for five
storg STORE situated in business Ocaty 40 TO 100 acres 10
repair situated not over 100 miles IRON
Y City and within miles railroad hver coneJsneeS Direct
FARM WANTED. Ioakers o., NY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-08-03

TOR SALE-On Green Bank, Burlington, Nd.
beautiful RESIDENCE. situated tie Delssars kgsr ~
fronting Pearl and Essts The mansion spacious ana Z
and convenience aud there 10 also on w
nreuises teuapthouse ehouse stable &c II
roaBds beautifully laid and abound IN 6ne shade tIee Tu
berry further particulars apply to ALLEN BROWN NO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-06
FRUITLAND NURSERIES
AUGUSTA, GA,

FRUIT TREES, consisting of APPLES,
PEAR. PEACHES, 90, &c.
GRAPE VINES, largely CONCORD and
OLiNT0E, with goai Stock of all the leading
old aud now varieties
STRAWBERRY PLANTS, mainly VIII.
SONS ALBANY.
EvERGREENs, PIONEERING SHRUBS,
ROSES, DAHLIAs, BEDDING PLANTS of
every description &c, &c.
Our Stock of Trees and Plants is large and
unu,ually we'll grown.
Prices as low as the leading Northern Nurse.
Flesi and plants grO~" in aud adaptea to our
climate.
Catalogues mailed free. Address
P. J. BERCKMANs,
Augusta, Ga. :.
Augusta, Jan 20 3m
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-06

A Toucn1NG lNcIpENT.-Some gentle.
men passing through the beautiful village
of Renton, in the vale Of Leven, Dunn
bartonshirc, about nine o'clock at night,
Il few days ago had their attention directed
to dark object in the church.yard. On
going to ascertain what it was, they found
Il boy of tender years lying fiat on his
face, and apparently sound asleep, over 8
newly made grave. Thinking this not a
very safe bed for him, they shook him up
and asked him how he came to be there
He said he was afraid to go home, as his
sister, with whom he resided, had threat
rned to beat him. "And where does
your sister live?" asked one of the party.
"ln Dumbarton," was the answer. SIN
Dumbarton-ncarly four miles off, and
how came you to wander SO far away
from home?" 81 just came," sobbcd the
poor little fellow, because my mothers
grave was here" His mother had been
buried there short time before, and his
seeking refuge at ergrave in his sorrow
was beautiful touch Of nature in chilu
who could scarcely have yet learned to
realize the trNe character Of that separa-
ton which knows of no reunion on earth.
Thi,hcr had he instinctively wandered to
sob out his sorrows, and to moisten with
tears the grave of one who had hitherto
been his natural protector, for he had evi-
IDENTIFY cried himself TO sleep.-North
British Mail.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1868-05-06

AN AEEcDorE OF DEAN Sw1FT-The
eccentric Dean Swift was walking inthe
Phoenix road, Dublin, when "a thunder
shower came on, and he took shelter un-
der tree, where party was sheltering
also, two yelng women and two young
men. One of the girls looked very 5ad,
till, as the rain fell, her tears fell. The
Dean inquired the cause, and learned that
it was their wedding day; they were on
their way to church, and now her white
clothes were wet and she couldn't 20.
"Never mind, I'll marry you," said the
Dean; and took ont his prayer-book and
there and then married them, their wit
nesses being present, and to make the
thing complete he tore leaf from his
pocket. book, and with his pencil wrote
and signed certificate which he handsd
to the bride. 1t was as follows:
Under tree, in stormy weather., ~
married this man and woman together.
Let none but Him who rules the thunder,
Sever this man and woman asunder.
JONATHAN SWIFT,
Dean of st. Patrick's.