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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-05-20
TREASURER'S SALE
of Iynseated Lands in Wyoming Count

of Iynseated Lands in Wyoming County.
NOTICE is hereby given that under anu The ~ Com
-oonweaItb @ Of pennsylvania passed for the collection
r IT, On Irnseated Lands the Treasurer OF Wyo-
OF CanU, will ON the second Monday of june TO
mns rit lime 8tb d. 1861 at the Court House IN
the Borough of Tunkharnock, expose 10 puUmc sa,S
the following tracts ani parts OF nac.s o,t;vs1v ~
land for the taxes and costs on them respee'"e'J'
Sale 70 commence at one o'clock ?. h'
ACRES. WARRANTED NANEs'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04
Important Military Changes.

An order was issued on the 2sth inst. by the
President, through Gen Grant, by which Gen.
Pope, who has been using his sstrapy in a
manner to disgust all who have any faith in
civil government, is relieved of his command,
to the great relief ofth district he commanded,
and is ordered to report to Gen Grant at
Washington.
General Meade. the hero of Gettysburg, is
named as Pope's Successor in command OF the
Third District ~. - -e'| q 49,
General Ord, whose administration Of the af-
fairs of the Fourth Military District have, in
general, been satisfactory has bcsn ordered to
change places with General Mcdowell. now COM
handing the Department Of CALIFORNIA; Another
feature Of this ORDER which 10 issued BY the Cen
sral-in- Chief, Is the removal Of General Wager
swayne from the Frsedmen's Bursau and his AZ
segment 70 the command Of hisSrsgimsnt Of
Nssnvue' 90 laioLiin
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04
The Dilemma

= y
The New York HeraId,, which supports
Grant for the Presidency, says however, he
can never be elected if the radical managers
succeed in putting him on the radical Niger
platform. On the other hand, the New York
Tribune, Wendell Phillips and the nigger-rsd
Gals generally, assert that unless Grant plants
imselfsquary upon their platform, his cleo
ton is out Of the question. The Herald points
to the anti-nigger vote in Connecticut, Ohio
Minnesota, &C. The Tribune, &C., on the other
hand, say, that in no event can Grant get
white votes enough to elect him, and THAT the
niggers won't vote for him unles. he comes
square up to niger suffrage. One radical pa
per says he can't be elected if he goes the mig
ger figure, and another radical paper says he
can't be elected if he doesn't. The mass of
white people are satisfied he can't be elected,
no matter which way he goes-nigger or no
Niger unless he puts himself squarly on the
democratic platform, and makes his dad in.
stead OF Wsshburne his political mentor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04
Europe.

The Cable dispatches from Europe during
the week continue to be largely occupied with
Fenian disturbances in England and Ireland.
The Martello tower near Cork was storned by
party of Fenians, and several gunshops in
that city was robbed. The House of Charles
Matthew, brother of Father Matthew, near
Cork, were attacked on the I'd inst. by party
Of Feniaus, who, however, were repulsed Il.
The King Of Abyssinia had liberated the
European prisoners about whom the English
had been making war, which will probably 10
the end Of that ''troube."
1t seems the proposed European conference
on the Roman question has not been abandon
ed, but that its meeting is delayed by the diff
Guilty at Florence in re-organizing the Italian
cabinet 4o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04
The st. Thomas Treaty.

According to the later kilograms from Wash
ington, the impression is gaining ground that
the treaty for the purchase of the island of St.
Thomas from the Danish Government will be
repudiated by the Senate. II turns out, say
these reliable dispatches, that the port would
be of little commercial value to the United
States, as nearly all the wharves belong, un-
der long leases, to British, French and other
foreign shipping houses. and the rights of
these parties could not be interfered with by
treaty. We notice, Commodore Porter, of the
U. 8. Navy, has written very Aorid and bril-
liantly illuminated description of the island,
and strongly backs up Seward in his proposal
tobuy it, Considering the late terrific con-
WILSON'S Of nature in that quarter, there is no
lack Of propriety in the criticism If a cores
pendent Of the N. Y. Tribune of Admiral Por-
ter's production Says that correspondent,
who had evidently seen the Black Crook
1--WE have never seen the equal of the admir-
ais achievement except, Perhaps now and
then at the theatres, where, when the thunder
has rolled, and the blue lightning flashed, and
devilscame out Of the deep, and gone down
again with their victims into yawning abysses,
and everything for q while been one denlnition
crash and bang, and hullabaloo, the canvass
has rolled away and flood Of rosy light been
poured upon the grand Transformation scene,
where all the fairies appear crowned with
glory, and fountains tickle, and the rouge, and
the tinseI, snds the sawddst calves, and the
pink tights, are wrapped in heavenly halo,
and the virtuous, young shepherd goes up
into the skies with smiles of bliss, for all the
world like Admiral Porter. - tra1 n,M
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04
sANEcA ITEMS.


BneCeuO0s
Aesrs Edisors-Our corporation election cszns
of on Monday, and was very exciting. Scratch
ing tickets was the order Of the day. There were
80 dsmoerstic and 40 republicap straight tisltsts
voted and 66 scratched. Ambrose Lammey, rep,
was elected Police Magistrate, a. the "Union
candidate, BY AZ majority. over Alex. vaughey,
democrat. Tho City Fathers elected are II. s.
Hosssck, d. H. Underhill, ir, and John Griffin,
rep. and Jacob King and DR.. H. F. jackson, DEM
ocrats They are all good business men, and the
people well expect Of them when they pass an Or
dinance, to enforce it without prejudice OF favor
Doubtless you will be surprised to learn that
Seneca has elected republican police magistrate
and board of trustees. Heretofore it was the pol
icy OF the democrats, at their caucus to put the
best mon on their ticket; but in this case two or
three having got into corner and made up the
ticket without consulting the majority, the re-
suit was to be expected. Some of the republicans
rejoice and claim party victory, but the claim
is absurd-ths "soratchers" were about all dem
ocrats We will show them their mistake next
fall ONE oE THE "scRATcurRs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04

ILLINOIS SuGAR.--After nearly three years
OF patient toll and experimenting. the manu-
facture of suga, from the beet ut Chatsworth,
in this State, is a success. The company are
now sending off car load of sugar week,
and feeding 500 head Of cattle on the beet
pomace. The sugar is white, and sells rapidly
at \ handsome profit to the manufacturers
There are several other localities in this state
already picked out for the erection of similar
sugar establishments, as soon rs the expert
ment At Chstsworth shall! have proved the
practicability Of the enterprise. In less than
ten years Illinois ought to rival Cuba in the
production Of Sugar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04
Gen. Gillem's Report.

We publish, on the second page of today
paper, the report Of Gen. Gillem, in charge of
the freedmen's bureau in Mississippi on the
condition Of the people, white and black, at
present in that ''province." The report con-
firms all that has been said by the conservative
press year past as to the impoverished con-
dition of the South, and how, if the present
system of reconstruction" is persisted in, the
south must in few years become bowling
wilderness, inhabited only by a race Of ne
groes as savage as those III the interer of At
RIGA. There is no escape for the south-with
radical reconstruction" her doom is sealed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04
state Industrial universiy

The Illinois Industrial University will be
opened at urbsna, Champaign county, for the
reception OF students on Monday, March g.
The courses of instruction will embrace a
course in Agriculture, a course in Horticulture
. course in Mechanical Science and Art. a
course in Military Tactics and Engineering. a
course in Mining and Metsllurpy, a course in
Civil Engineering, course in Applied Chem.
istry and in Natural Science, a course in Trad.
and Commercial scienc. and general educn.
tional course in Language, Literature, Science
and Arts. The law prescribes that one stu.
dent shall he admitted from each county in
the State without charge for tuition, prefer.
ence being given to the descendants of ssam,D
and soldiers of the United states The can.
didate for admission to the University ,nust
have attained the age of fifteen years, and pass
an examination 10y Board of County examin.
ers appointed by the State Superintendent
and Regent Of the University. All necessary
information on the subject can be obtained
from j. N. Gregory, Champaign, Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04
Fox River valley h. r.

Oswego on Monday oflast week, votedts5,.
600 in addition to her former vote of 5000
to the stock ofthe Ottawa, Oswego & Fox Riv-
er Valley r. r.. The city has also raised .
private subscription of $4,000. Aurora has
as yet voted no public subscription, but has
made up private subscription that is expect
ed to reach $4,000. A route for the road
was surveyed last week from Montgomery to
Aurora, and permanent survey of the entire
road is to be made from Aurora to Ottawa in
February, when the promise is made that the
road shall be put under contract without furth-
er delay.
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now stand as follows:

The election of Mr.. Peokham, under the cir
cumstances, is handsome compliment. He had
been absent from Utica for year or more, and
had but recently returned. Mr.. p. however, is
deserving of the compliment, not only as an &C
tive, stirring, useful man, but as bright mason
l. was by his exertions that Utica Lodge was
first organized, and for over three years in sue
cession he was its w NJ the Lodge working as
I'D. ,f tth q 8kEsEsLS <. x ~ &sa&
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04
Hindostan, to b bemboozled il that way, I pre-
fer to deal with tie baetalions mt.



ThHs is noIs1bjeet which occupies larger
place in the daily Washington kilograms, OF
in all the consultations in reference to nation
al finances 1t Washington, than the tax on
whisky. It is one of those articles upon
which, like opium. hasheesh or tobacco, the
common notion is, that the largest tax can he
collected with the least injury to the " ulti-
mate" taxpayer, who is the consumer. But
the high tax imposed by congress on whisky
has only afforded new demonstration of what
all experience had demonstrated before, that
too high tax on an article defeats itself
When the government, in 1862, taxed whisky
Scots. on the gallon, the revenue from that
article alone was nearly $1o,oOo,oO0 for the
last quarter of the fiscal year of 1862. Then
the tax was raised to 81 90 gallon, and the
revenue went back from $50, 900, 900 year to
sea, 100000. Then the tax was raised to $500
a gallon, and an infinite variety of new checks
and devices contrived to insure its collection !;
but under all of them the revenue has sunk to
$2O,O0O,O00 for the last year; or, according to
minute calculations made ut Washington to
about 1scts per gallon really collected for
the first halt. of 1867 and about Gets. per gal
Ion for the last half of the same year, A doz-
en- of patent meter contrivences are suggested
to remedy the difficulty, but the decided
chances now are in favor of a reduction of the
tax to about Scots. on the gallon, which all
dcstillers would rather pay than run the
risk of detections in attemps to smuggle.
If, AS estimated, the annual production OF
whisky in the e. S. is 800, 100000 gallons,
tax of Scots. gallon would yield $75,000,000,
which is certainly as much as any one article
can be expected to yield under any circum-
stances. This is the tax the distillers them
selves profess to advocate, although majority
Of them are suspected of wishing to keep the
tax where it is.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04

Four desperAdoes, week ago, undertook to r.
lease man named Gallagher, confined for MUIR
der in the Henderson county (Ill) Jail. The
sheriff having received IN intimstion Of their in.
tenton, had . posse ready for them, and whom
the attempt wan made, killed one of the despsr.
atlooa, named Army Hall, wounded two others,
while the fourth escaped. Hall had, but few
days before, been released from the same jail
The Others were strangers.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04

The Chicago Tribune is only representative
Of its party in its hatred Of the Roman Cath
Ole Church. Says that sheet
THE Irish church lie q heather abominatien,
not because it tx false in doctrihe, but because 1t
is nefarious and uselcsss robbery OF the 1rish
people" -E
Hew church that iskorrcct in doctrine
can hr a heather abomination" might puzzle
even u casuist to make Dlain.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04
UTICA.

MAsoNIc-At special meeting of Cement
Lodge, No. 304, A. F. & A. NJ on Friday even
ing, Dec. eth, TO elect W. NJ in place of VIM
II. Highly, deceased, J. b. PEcKHAM was elect
ed for the current year. The other officers had
been elected few weeks ago, but had not yet
been installed The officers of Cement Lodge
now stand as follows
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-01-04
liza rT-TT- -TF --TT-} tH It4
K;no Theodore. Of Abvasinia "a M fooll

King Theodore, Of Aoyssinia, 10 no fool II
know" said he lately, ina conversation with N.
Leg.Au, II know the tactics of European gov
ernmsnts.. when they wish to get possession Of
Eastern territory. They first Of all send mis-
sionaries; then they send consuls to strengthen
the missionsrtss;l and finally battsliousC to
strengthen y, copsuls. ! am not I. Fajah Of
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
DY j. COLE, Auctioneer.

DY j. COLE, Auctioneer.
ID THURSDAY. April 49, . go.
a, n l At the Ct, sAl,soom Phsnir Buidrg, No bCoahN
" Montague, Brooklyn
Po,iav. sale of rs sylrrdid = -
a. yv York Hudsopkvss Warren Baltic and bnitf n o-
M.rlis paee. Eiath Ward. BrooklIH -, -, ..i,,a
M odes Inducements 70 those wishing 70 Oai rS'H' F
RESIDENCES ,-,.
In IN, eoe part o the ey which cannot be supassed he
afths eghborhooi already we'll established s., . pot..
Md, &C. No o69 FulionSt brooAph
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
wuLisn VI. LIrrLE. Aucuoneef.
DY MYCEOFF X LITTLE,
IrI~TtpyFERs AsD REAL ESTATE bkOhEb1.
No. i5l Montague 81. DIoohJn- ,.

No. PSI hgsssss 81 og IIog,ys ia ,.ls q, yabls o.
n,', L0'' t.. 's 70 Ea.,.os. ad Rsss.s
4, - . . .s c 2S sSsSDS, ,,.ls so S g c5us. Montague
,pso,r-rv ,sp rvrExsi%F sStR op VALUABLE LOTS on
y,ITOSAvB sPLENDlD BuLDliG LOTS 0S ClASSOS,,A'bbJ bbJ
bESh4ELkk AZ k Esg @ r6TS TO p SUR pFGHssFs sALB
pOSIrIyE AND ABSOLuTE BEsi oPFoHItNiil ~" i'' h
m fnIavP HsSTwssr corner OF cLAssoSSP-r
Gi loo on Cls''onsNs li' u Ar m''e nue. "
Furoy AvE-Lo, adjoining the % fFOn averaging about
PLT62HvR-sou,b ,id, o 2ulOo r. soatb Ids commencing
vBws.I l. commencing ioO n south from Fulton
.boys Ot 70 fen. 90 Class%a
ave- nsilz through and having on on Lra - o. 81 " ~ "
Iv % a5 ssr ont dyh per map adjoining The
'SSs cCsE sian;Ss 81 cnsssosAvR ~ W AND EFFERrs
Lsssr, Splendid location for physician Or AM one desiring
'IEFFIRrS 2,s7 Feet porh nds seal Of cAs'on
"iEFrERTssrs d,.r,,. eaqsp, the rOrtA eide Of LET
II: cpoo.. ii. Of Itsr Ploy.d A in. residences
''d fts cspsys os. have snC row cfss along ous
falou ave. for basinsss purpose, Iapay improving ~ %
Fy per oIi Sf'h purchase money mAJ r'HH % DOB" A'
fss ,., will b. positive and e 4 sold 10 e to q .g' SI Var
ta.ss' ta:ss,i. BiGo,lyn- ''-
,ss e y ~ ssSs TE AZ los
on TlIE GRAND ATIASrIgsyE % os B9ytkyTsHO'
Tn. .ur: block bounded by RALPH and nOwARDAVEs, Pa
oIFo AND DEASsTs eoes.Sr oiei Sis qs HOWARD
PAClflGhT.-NoTh aud a0uth sues - W."
aud SARATOgA.AHES
5 lola south side 80 f-s west oi Ralphive ,.,,
ATOUA lots west Side ~ fces sontb OF W"
AVE BOULEVARD. -. .s....
This property sspno; Nil 10 RISK IN VALUE and hoi anV
norunit, Gr men small or large means n invest -, A.
IN he .ee,, pe res, st N. Of the Apc,lons No
l5i Mohtagus-s., BrooklYn - ..,-n.r
uynNRsn,y APRIL IS AT CITY sALRsRooNs No 6C0URT-
ST NEAR MOSTAGURSr.. BROOKLlN
s,., ,,s,bis PRosPHCT PARK LoT wYCkOFpsr, ues,
CsrIioaars Lots De KAbHs WioughsJA's "hsf'pO'A anu
PseilesiA
Iup-ored Property No s stst No 279 Dc hao
y, near Ya,es ave- No 10 Rast Nspt ara fe hous0' D"
Hfstss - o.,,o ocy ar rtTv q va
po0Ms No 10 cOJRrsT., MAR MONTAGuEsE, bkooA'
tYS. .,,.,, .yp ..,A .Lt. h.,vs.,
HusL opposite the most 'AaAes o0ck ""ie'
AvREns Lots south sd As feet east Of Clernohtn
rsaa rTanSpk or PuLToyAvR AND OXFORD sale Of ih'
Poy Stores corner rSordt and futonAe ee' aen on
yntowsse divided into two sores. , =, - n, r.. g..
No, aud Jlt FuLTONAVE corner OF klou pace " 'es' ~
\ an PaIop ave, divided into two stores - 49, AZ. ~
| Mortsgue
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
ApRIas II. MULLER. Aac,iouesr 0.n,r
rDrDENIpTORY SALE of CENTRAL PARh

nEREMPTORY Sale OF CENIhAI Il IhI.n
LOIS Madison and sir a., 10 close an % ssi y,
sse,ion on TUESDAY April H. sIn oeiosf al the hiehs ~
f.om Ma Ill BrosdSsyi . 80 n, ,,1,,on.,xs
Is fret 5ncles north Of S.Ity.hrstst . A., =, os ss,
SIXTY FIRST -SrOne ioI Oh the north side eo S'H'HSN'
IVES. Of Madisou-aye ,,...,, ,be ole, Of
IA, Aas.easeI,. Nv, TPlassL. nss tsh N-T
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
J. IDLY, Anciuntet =,
nFRFNpTORY SALE Of 40 valuable vacant

IOTs on WEDNESDAY, April H. at II hs. At the ,& s'es
- pts1,Y Buidug No 10 Court st. BroEn hirdst LOTS cor
of Bonst Atlantic svssLoTs uteaaye h'o En s.,sa
"a pI Ibtavsa Fheem Thirty thru ThuJsrl, 1Ify ~rsil
Tl,fyishh Thirty nnh For.eih and Fort th s h popeI!
sm5rsees ID, range os city. sndi, very a''Thos of eapH"
M.u. now ready.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
7OR SALE -FLUsHING1-Ve complete

HOUSE erected by owner two years since in ttehH nekhoot
hood Contains rooms buffers panty bathroom, NaicTco'e
laundry furnace Gas throughout we'll se, possible eon'
nce Of ety grounds beautifully mpoved sI minutes
walk from depot Price E30 tao thirds rensis on mortgage
" ''' w VI" JANIS D. PARSONS. 40. 70 Csdss,t
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
ApRiaS n MrLfKHl Anetionser ,,,x,,,,x,
vAJUARJE LEASED PROPERTY on

v FoURrILAvg at auetop.-ADalAN ~ huLLkh r n VII
rive "a m ,,l Al aaciou THURSDAY, April 10 ~ ~ ee"s
. % F,hssrs salesroon No Ill BTadHsY We ~ OF vac NO o
,oetbsr h buildings hereon situate on ne tsev ~,
L.ser Eleventh md Taehst, sBi knosp ~ ros " aha ~
FoasTs The leases from the stnJYe,1h ' , AZ ~ 80
i IA, "a YEAR s1ou Eve per eeai 90 'Asaoh hI
IssWti for 2 years bEugs " b. pad Nt "
...wt ~ Lat
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
9sniistrg.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. ION, Gr,sss. 3.
,st spproved BY medical prossor e9 ,,rr e9r bAISss
TRncr TEETH they certainly Do ina. 80 Ne Cossss
In,rlate
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
5tn Esai Gstat. for SaI,.

NOR SATE-TLe splendid fOur-story brown
stone ip HOUSE elegantly iT.o,sd ] - So o. 2 az w pt
avsrhaplrd ron falgit story u1tel 90 70 "est
near wanting g"d, handsome mouse
.bo.ld ~ olr. VIII ts SOD 81 q tr ri4ce
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14

NOR Sal IE-On the main entrance to the Park,
a.. ej.srt .fIc,iy frstcass oursoy bOWnstone front
OUsEs Ap o se prrmcs No IS street. Nos Is and
IS Sirt,epth.St ve. 4 LeEiHstonave.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14

"a The HBdsou; of the derahs ocli hs
TandEg views from Point 70 louke the laud Of excellent
quality ard easily cDvaie has abnu spp orchard io7r
Of small fruit and balance handsome The plat viii make
superb places could he well divided accommodate
parties wishing q buh cgethr hook O lis ag
e Of tie spnpc 0 aa water he Place Price sJ0a
Anulr Il MALLNLl- q a Nh II
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14

IMPORTANT TO BUTCHERS-SIc. per pouho
| s.sa usia for dean dyy FAT. ssNo q A0afssT~
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
TUESDAY. April q

~ ~ odoes st Exchange Salcs0a No Ill Broadway. ~ T.
GREAT AsD ABSOLUTE SALB or VALUABLE IMPROVE
AND UStMFROFED PROPERTY Local. 10 BOTH IN NbV
YpRK Afp BROOKLYN. ~ ORbEH OF rIB ADAlNipTRATUE
OF JOHN ODUNOhtE. Deceased. Bslsnce Of the Ks,ate.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
Autiiou SaIts Of gssI c'stai,.

9udiou saIts Of gral est1i,.
DY ]. COLE, AuctiOneer.-THlS DAY. April
ID IA A. n m .,ths C Room, Pbanir Building No. u
Cont At Moa,sgue. BooElyn ge ard positive SALE Of i
x.In,hs BULDISG lots EgtG and Ninth wards BIookn,
10 a., rty Of Prospect CasSoI mad f.nfbas.i Degs~,
Be Warren ssciet Berger. Thy third Thirty fourth isd tiny
Il,o on Rogsrs eue front between DegrsSt ane
bs proposed sAeketl Terms eay maps ar, Iesd
COMMISSIONERS SALE.
The YARN lately occupied by 1has Deneey aeea' o'tA'ps
,i.at 20 sefes, more OF lrs, will he sold al aucuon
On WEDNESDAY, April 10 is'1
Al2 O'eloel N, on the pIe7JeA
s ,, . situated uesr Bonnes NM In Toslslp Of Me- Pfoy
80 ,h ore mile non Summit aud Chatham Depot VI 'nd f. T. X
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14

NOR SALE-A New Three Story High StOOp
Bncl HOCsb at withou nure all modern Improvements
and yery location Van Nest place ChesL possession
MAJ l. Arpl, To- 49, ". TAULNAN. Ma 10 Wlism-st
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14

"a commanding Of Long surrounding country
for more than 20 niles House fre large and 10 compete or
contains ~ pDtret &c hot cold stationary wasa
nhs
and partly nhei outbudn of recent eonstrnet"n
With every eonyeueace large houses hug for u bnrs
Of highly cultivated aad with hae and ch.ce r % az
Kinds bearfcl shade and ornamental statusr 6c; nous
nbouses and ponds fcd with lsh The ace IS "
for bone residence sea bathing l. delH
49,, n. y -. pi,,tfiNcp
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
Also, at the sape tine sni place:
loo or IHB MOST VALUABLE LOIS IN TIKI Nj
WAND AL EINTIN InlA1ED.


Cottage House LyucL side between Bedford and
Parties wi,bg purchase viii 6ud Lhs Good
for bargain.
Also II time:
PERRMPTOnY SALE ofa PORN PACKING Est ABLISMBHT With
s III appurnsners reesiory Ek Bung and flps 0f Godh
y.Ilso situated FouRTST side Soth Thirl,
Burss Opportunity Property ms be- sold Owner engaged IN other
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
Gomtm StaI estatt for SaIs.
-NE RFSInENCE for SAI.E- nr nLET-

4 FINE RESIDENCE for SALE, or TO LET
"a A. Sarsogs Springs within Eve minutes wax % Congress 90 I'm
Spug The slsohe preparatory 90 moving Nest outs af
sale bis esdeno, on lsroue house Of l nin body so
Vh io: 50xl55 facing snui; god barn ire hoSe vrgae
aHd fruit Raes utverfng well a sten 81 good Who esche
has trs, aoo pa0T reespnu lB sitting at bath
ttehen sb paLtnes aid woOse aud out n
second GOor contains Sen groo large tHd any Wh clothes
presses o1 anil and planned iot
yenDce and comforts property II sold before the M Of May be
bought r less money than after that date Call address T.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
Nuus,s anS fams @ant,S.

1VANTED-PART of HOUSE Give rooms)
w snail family above Tuenteht, OF Nuhaye.
Address stating full parcua HOUSE. Box No. ls Tribune
Office
NVANTED-A HOUSE, for cash, between
w ThTtysecoud snd Fifth and SeYeBbave
party having good house that TO sell cheap bnd customer
y addressing d. J. C.. station g. -
WANTED TO RENT, for three or five years,
small HOUSE Grstclass ghhOrhOOd Address Box No
6B8, PostO6ee. Rest not N exceed +2@9
WANTED to PURCHASE. at $4,000 or less,
SNAIL HOUSE aTstclass BgAborhood Address Boa NO.
6,G3 Pos;-OEce
New-York tribune., 1868-04-14
6unnfrr YtaI estats for Sak.
NOR SALE-First-cIass RESIDENCE
E0R SALE nr tn LEr--In Asrnrin. D LOTS

II
ofGROUED good HOUSE. ioIf0 feet with IS Rooms snd
Closets and other the place are
vnes fruit healthy with pessn. surround
ionks Laeaye. not far irun
Railroad nearly stories with basement and Ae
paflas feel nn furnace &c Csrua stable
beuney Abundance of fruit; saNleres euTrsn goseeTes,
hakbee grapes cherries &C. Shades Of forest trees ard
hag of land Inquire At 30 % Eass Eghieenht,
Broadway from to O'Clock TUESDAY Thursa and
Satnrisy Of j. b. BAYJiRS