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New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
NAVY GAZETTE.

WAsHINGToN, May 26.-Passed Assistant Surgeon
Melm hecn ordered dniy connected with
SeworeauS second Assistant Engineer Webb has besn
d MACK Chaplain 1houss e. Sater been detached from
the Norfolk aRd placed waiting orders First Assistant
Rngneer Elijah Laws has been detached om temporary duty board
the Ammonoosuc aud placed waiting orders Eudgn David Bell
has detached from the DeSoto aud granted set leave Acting
Assistant surgeon g. N Knight has been hOnoraby discharged
WAsIiI NGrON, May 2S,-SurgoOn George MaulSDy
has detached from the Naval Asylum Philadelphia and waiting
orders Acting Master Alexander Mcintosh has been detached IRON the
Hework Navy Yard aud granted ssye prior 10 honorable discharge
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

concluding with the distribution OF semiannual certi
Gates to the scholars The pupils WITHOUT exception ac
nutted in their various exercises In manner
winch was most credabe to their precepor ana on the
conclusion of each delneatio9 song OF
the nietrict are MessTs Wilson Small Henry r. West ana
Otto H. Coop The Inspectors are John aeeEeT Jonn
Williams and Henry Tce me trustees arv w. mcVsc9
Patterson George Kinzer, Robert X Breeze WI NeOi
III and AlOnzO Truesdel.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
M1RRIEU.

BODLE-SCHUYLERIn Ithaca. N Y the a1th of April b the
Rev r. C. Stropg D. D. George W. Bode Of Enfield to Mis-
Anna H. Schuyler Of Hudson.
BROWNR-MORGAN-In Brooklyn, Wednesday May r. ~ the
Rev d. Moore IT, Of Washingob-aye Baptist Church. VIM
Browne TO Fannie Morgan.
UuLI-CLARK-n Meen Conn., on Wednesday May 81 At the
residence Of brides the Rev W. H. H. Murray Waeoe
Hull Emma b. Clark daughter of p j. Clark ESQ., all Of her
den. No cards
the residence Of the brides prent; On
Wednesday Nav 1863 by the Rev f. L. Cars, hr joseph
Mcwans Of Bmirs 70 Miss Louise T., daughter Of d. Il
Benham VI fNew-Hayen. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
ARMY GAZETTE.

WAsHINGToN, May 26.--First- Lieut. J. H. Hall of
First United Cavalry has been ordered join bis regiment the
Military Division Of the Pacific by tue bst steamer sMng June
CANT G,oge H. browning Twenyh United States Infantry
has ordered report Carlisle Barracks Penns5yna conduct
recr 10 California Hancock, command Of the Military Dyi
Atlantic has issued an order detailing Capt Ee.ema
OF the Twrnh Infantry Acting Assistant lnspeorGnera for the
Division with In this city FstL Leat John L. Woren
IT, of the First Inau has been ordered to report to Gen Bued
the General Recruiting Service Newiork for te
nara
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29
FUNERALS TO-DAY.

ADAIR. JOHN L.. No PA West Tbrty-tbird-st
CASE, ELlZAB BETH, Newburgh. \. Y.
EVERETT LEONARD X, Carmel, n. \.
FOX MICHAEL No. 9 Monroe-st.
LOCKMAN. AUGUSTUS. New Dorp, Staten Island.
REILLY. PHILLIP n. No. l2l Monroe-st
sHBRITIBR, ANDRE. No West Bleventhst
TAYLOR, Mrs. A r.. Bergen, N. J.
VAN RRNNSALABR, STEPHEN. Albany, n. T.
YOUNG. ISAAC, Atlantieet, corner PoseIs. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

Surgeon Tm Bishop ordered the Naval Ayum Al Phs
9eph Lieut. Commander g. c. Wse has been ordered to The haT
sid AZ Newiork First Assistant Engineer Henry Brown has heer
New-York tribune., 1868-05-29

Knox's Celebrated Jucunds, or 100 Strawberry Plant.
Raspberry Blackberry and Curant Plants direct rom ms
Nurseries At Pittsburgh and warranted true On epetua er
btou aud sale ALL NURSERIES IN ONE No 2S Boadway sec
oud soor Nv representative Mr. BARTHOLOMEW can be sess
at No. q Park place, Of Church
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
BY A. s. BLEEcKER & co.
RROOKIYN.


The st. Johns Episcopal Church property,
which Is situated the corner OF Washington ana john
sOnsts on the block with the Post Office Assembly
Buildings, etc. and in the midst OF the business center OF
Brooklyn recently sold at private sale by MI james
Cole the auCOneer. The purchasers are MeSsrs Alex
onder McCue, Seymour L. Hustin and John W. Hunter,
and the price paid 10 be paid is $4,000 The plot mas
front OF 1874 feet Westinghouse and extends back 10
Fleets Alley, distance OF 1864 feet The old frame
church building, which still occupies the ground, was
thoroughly renewed few years ago, at an expense OF
about S 600 and st presents quite neat and suDstan
al appearance. IL still remains in the possession OF inc
cODc1egaOn but WILL IL is understood, DO reSnONed pre-
ylOus TO the first OF May 1869, at which time the new
propetOrs will take possession of the and 70 Butels
In the vcinty of Prospect Park where will nc rereced
as q place Of worship on property now owned Oy the
Church 1t is understood that the new propnetOrs pur
tbased the ground with the design OF dSposng OF Or
tOn or perhaps the whole Of it, to the United STATES
(oyerDment as site for the new Government DululhSs,
f he used for courts pOstOce etc. The site is most
eligible one for this for any other business purpose
having two fronts and alley in the rear Leading from
Myrte-aye to JOhnsOn-st. Several persons utSitu 10
become pOessors Of the ground for the purpose 0 erect
ipg heateT or other place of amusement but O9ectOn
being made by the congregation that should ne SOFA o
such uses the sale private and the land disposed OI
70 the persons above named.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
nrPROvElfENTs AT DUNELLEN, \. ].

EevYorl, is like a swollen river its banks over
lowed and the country for miles around Is soon 10 De
occupied Rent devOurs the poor mans earnings ana
snakes the rich opuent How shall we hve, ana "here
sball we 20, is the cry The country says come.
For the benefit of the sensible we PRINT below 1eW
Facts. NewJersey oilers very great Inducements Ior
Comparatiyely little money 1t Is important that busi-
ness men be their stores or Olees IL Is mucL
better for TO 20 miles where lana Is cheap ana
the air healthy than to 60 uptown above ~
takes only about hour 10 ride 10 any OF the Deuu
towns the New-JeTsey Central Railroad Mltnlh TWO
wears improvements have been made almost beyond all
belief on this road. R0zelle, Dunelen Westhed, Ber-
up as il by magic Land that five years ago would not
have brought 500 acre Is now covered with
houses. Broad avenues, lined with trees, run
to-day where, last year, the plOw turned the sOu
These are facts Even within three months and IN some
places the Central Railroad had advanced 900 an acre
the New-Jersey Land Company which Is connected WIN
NewYOrk find homes IN the country, bought
up immense tracts Of land along their ne ana TINS they
Immediately put into the market. MnaJ ordinary up
town houses rent for In five years would buy piece OF
land and nut good house upon in ROsee or Duneen
This place is on the New-JeTsey Central kdlrOad,
about an hOur and 20 minutes from New York IL was
Formerly known Newmarket The soil Is SANDY lOall
dry and productive. This place Is only y miles rom
Plainfeld, toward Philadelphia Back two miles is
Washington Rock, celebrated IN Revolutionary history
Streets and being lad out ana trees phted
cOmmOdiOus depot is nearly finished The town Is Wen
populated and has stores and schools In the distance
f. beautiful range mountains from the top Of which
~ e Sen the (ty of NeW-YOrk and vicinity, and
also the ocean, harbOI, and bay This place Is fesOleu
IOas Summer watering place. The armies OF the heNO-
luton were once Guartered on the plain Inc mountain
valley extends until 10 forms the Begh, where IL con-
fpues for hundreds Of miles, and ends IN
the great Cumberland Valley, III Tennessee.
The Central jersey Land Company propose 70 sell
viii leave the Of Liberty-st at y H., and return
after the sale The fare only 80 cents Tor the t Inc
lots Will include many OF the most valuable great
effort being made 20 improve that part OF thc state
In few wears the land will be worth twice much.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
Sutton SaIss Of Real Gstat..
J. BLEECKER, SON e. "a vii

A j. BLEECKER, SON g. Co., will sell at
Ihs AUOIoh % the premises THURSDAY June ls 1903 at
R O'clock e following valuable property: 400 PLOTS comprising
oy ct the magnificent property the RUTHBRFURD
PARK AsooOhIlOh situated the line of the Be Railroad nine
miles or - minutes from the City Hall HewYork Streets aud avenues
graded aud Completed There srs residences erected
the property aud magnificent hotel costing $4,000 contain
ing D seePog rooms splendid dining and ball elegant parors S
READY LOT occupancy Churches and schools in the immediate
nghboool Tbs property has frontage Of nearly one mile on The
Pssse hFe opg souhweser from the summit " the ridge
tain and Forest scenery Unsurpassed The ubn and health OF
the PAse V shown by the statistics Of the United States IN
eused by any oiher locality Ten tTansday each Taxes hgt
water od bathing boating and hshng delightful for residence In
Winter In Sumner The Association unconditional OF
the entire property offered
TBRMs cent day Of sae 20 cen in 30 days when
deed Will DC gwen and 70 remain bond and mortgage
year.
special train Of the Erie Railroad will leave foot Of Chambers on
the day Of sale II o'clock the regular trains at CAS- sS TO- ~
las l. s. 6:S
Tickets Tor the excursion be obtained No II Cedsr
maps and other particulars apply Auonee No II Cedar
Negl York
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those desirOus of purchasing renting such pro-
perty will find 1t to their interest to advertise in THE
It's 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 he made as
brief will allow OF the advantage offered being clear
to the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRB
UNE semi.weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals in
every profession business consequently advertise
ments In each disseminate among all classes The
TRIBUNE devOtes especial attention to the reports OF real
both in the city and In every part Of the state.
thus adding greatly to the value Of It's columns as AN ad-
vertisng medium The charges for advertising are as
follows DAILY TRIBUNE 25 cents per line FOR single
insertion: WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 80 per lnei SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 25 cents per liue.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK, Friday, June 70, 1868.
Tho weather to-day abated nothing OF It's
vial aspect and as usual, had the effect OF keopne
swav real estate men from the Exchange saieSloO'
For the first time this year seaside cottages were
Cor sale and though the attendance was sun 'looo VIZ
AID hid for the property did so splTitedly' anu ~
reached were fully up to the mark The propoi.' -,
consisted Of two small cottages on the seasnoio a. %
Rrancb n J. Long Branch, is well known n"S V'I
-i,b,n tle past few years taken rank among the Ho
,,r watering places During the short space OF t"oO
rearsit has almost distanced Newport az 'st en-
other OF our fashionable Summer resorts nroyements
hancing its attractions by extensive ~ iUietIy-dis-
Isre1, g, ~ VS. tbp oujet summer home Oh qUlO,1 @
posed families 10 whom It's ftesh seao n,j1ed as the
r,TaIed botbpg cave it charm as mucH IiToblo GO
I IN isTessing pleasures Of fashlOnaDe SD
side life were looked upon with terror aHd yerc
hotels we're the only places Of accommQuaIlul, " m
sioi."t. . bnt sure the Branch has become so IaNOI.
ably known and extensively. Pd,lo.' 20 .to bd,,,o
SIy sttII true 20 their old love Oh tAe NOME
,oih' SUI slu tTe sea-roar sea-breezes, and the
nc, To-, WIN - oradually been taking themselves
away from their more sprlgay c t5enseives IN
J M one end OF the Branch, situated on
cot's-eS, tvg Ioolug ont 10 the sea- is now studded
tne tOP W W ,Loe ueatness Of design and calm pleas
ant aspect add much 70 making inc spot picturesque ana
g,t1o Surrounding this is what formerly large
~ pastnre land hut which is how well lald out by
ltlsd laDdscape gardeners from New-Gork IN plots OF
sAIl'N s one m trec acres Winding drives walks and
sds have been and are being built and fine lawns base
ba and croQuct grounds have been provided Last year
number Of cottages were erected, ana tnls year eey
eral have also completed while there are many now in
progress drive of several miles along this end OF the
Branch supplies another pleasure which Will be duly
prizcd by not a few. The Long Branch property was
the only sale made yesterday. Ihe following Is the
report -.o
The new gothic twO-st0ry and attic frame cottage
stable and lot, on Beac Rave, fronting the Atlantic
mark sold to Mr. j. r. Smith for $500 The twOstOry
and attic cottage with furniture, and having stables adj
Joining lot 10OX275 leet situated on Sea Newaye near
Beaclave with strip of land 1876 feet wide running to
low water mark FOR bathing purposes, sold TO MI Hehy
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

GREAT sALE o. wRsTCHEsTER PROPERTY 325 IN 80
,rr Al AUCTION without pursuant % ludg
nsu ~ the supreme a partition. On FRIDAY June 70
ig A Il m b. ANTHONY J. BLEECKER son Co. Auctoueers
Al r Exchange Sasstoo No l BfodNay Ncs York This prop
~ consists eaery and soutl portions Of Clasons Point In
south Hesteher
PIKE miles She bghrav - Lorg Island sound and Includes
araeri map per Of The purchase monev en mai on bond
ana ngage for Maps be bad 81 TIE Ancoueers
their ohce No CedAfst Ees York, and ser MAJ ~
' JOHN G. PERRY Referee
In. Miller Pl,nhss Attorney. No 100 Faonst, NeNiork
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
NEw,JERsRY-HUDsoS COUNTY.


Clinton sve s.. $50 from BergeBwOOd ave. 3OI6s $500
Avenue aud l5thst southerv co 5orlGO $3.50
Newark Turnpike s. s. near First st. sSIl49........ ss5S
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
6uuntrp g,aI Gstat, for Salt.
FOR sALELarge and desirable ,s TRACTS I rs, of Of

E'OR SALE-Large and desirable lhhClo oL
IL LAND h Mays and Calvert Counties Md bordering upon the
Puren River and Chesapeake BAThe undersigned oHer o sale IN
order their frm the following property Via
The wekn6wn beautifully located FARM IN 81 Mays
called the LAND adjacent thereto lying on the IA
uKent River back theTrom, embracing 4 acres more
less balance about 200 acres OF arabic land
wa.eTed with springs aud under good euauon VIII ham
abundance.
The IMPROVEMENTS consist Of substantial dwelling sablng
large barn. bouse, ice house, &c, &c, &c
FSB FSH and OYSTERS abound the waters belonging 70 th
property ' A..
ea Steamboats, passengers and freight make two and three
trims weekly from PsuIeh and its various landngsone
Of ne latter being quite near TO " Esperanfa."
Maryland and nearly opposite the ABOVE
FARM known Drum Point suate thereon
and living on the the shore Of the CHESAPEAKE
LAND embracing ali about
about 500 acres producing good Of wheat tobacco &c
eng with hne barn. stabhng out
houses &c &c wooded land with haay valuable
ship timber. accessible to navigation. ,, ,,or,,r .,
Tbe Water Front the ueknown safe abor Of DRUM pom
beng capable accommodating and seenng feet OF vessels M
for such better harbOr
Chesapeake The close proximity Of Drum Point 70 the
and the hereat combined with other
named marked desirable site Tor bppk
aud add with probability Of its becoming 81 & ~
Of little importance, especially outlet o
aud Ohio Railroad well depository 0r tue
Guano the proposed Of the projected Tr@a lnA. W
through Prince Georges and Calvert Counties anu W"
nectiOn With Baltimore and Ohio Railroad IMs
enhance through which The road oa'eu aN P
icuary in the vicinity Of s terminus ,,. - -, ..o.,
desiring purchase Agricultural purposes the soil being Wen
leoessary be divided into several FAEs Win
roads leading to navigation.
he remIs can at time
For further particulars sppy the undersigned who have PLAlS
from recent suvey-of all the properly.
Am A q No G SOuth Baltimore.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
Gu ytt.

TOR RENT. FURNISHED the village of
FLUSHING L. L, the RESIDENCE Of the l,te Thomas Leg
Vicinity Ss% aS and TS embraces Al the
Ss iSs 1y SiGuRa @ 4 iJ oaRIS9uS abundance
% e,h0o's hsd The house Is well furnished % cs GSUT 70 WIN "
J. p FRANKLIN, No ll2 Brosdway. NJ
HOUSES to LET in City and Country
List mailed free STANLEY DAY House Agent. 92S Broadway
ON Brooklyn flights, FURNISHED HOUSE;
" fourstory bTOwuons and bnck within minutes yak OF
Wast Ferry with furnace and CRATES hot ana "v & H.
rented ol family moderate Owner gone 70 Europe
No 1877 MOntsguest near Courtst, Brooklyn
4 AXE MAHOPAC.-To LET--A HOUSE
containing Is completely furnished ineadnS nea anu
sc ''''''A'S JAMES T. WHEELER No III Broadway.
STORES to LET-NOs 300 and 291 West-st.,
- SOl8O feet Apply j. BLBBCksk SOY Co, q Cellrse
STAMFORD.-To LET, furnished, for SUM
grounds of great MinfoR} sfl ' bEi6k%HEf LACK ;'i4f e Co. No ~
INO LET-For the season or year, line
COUNTRY RESIDENCE the Harlem Railroad, at Patterson
T. about mile from the depot The house contains rooms ample
premises, premises 1as OF to '2s-of hATf f,"S s,6 & p' M
T0 RENT for the Summer, q FARM COT
TAGs % contains % oyer 10 ssS S x 9 %era1 Co
WIN. !. Dicks Hotel Newtoxn. Com -
VO LET, during his absence in EuTope-I9hle he
4oaSd, sS1 '''''n'A 0''-' '- G EaBREE No wi1mt
n lie T.-Waverley- place, 3-stOry brick
n
Bast Brooklyn, 4sto Philadelphia front No 9Grenwe
Broadway lofts and Offices No 81 " Na No b5 broad
way Sc Also country property for sale Apply to W. b. A. CkUlh
SHANK No. IS Broadway. -
rVO LET, on Long Neck, Staten Island,
n walk Chelsea LndugA small but neat
COTTAGE lot OF O feet with choice va
ety Of fruit bearing PRICE, 100 until k Of May next IN
qn Of BARNET DECKER, near tbs premises or Oh hlbLlh
NewSprnglle
TlO LET-A small Furnished HOUSE and
GROUNDS pleasantly located mile from The steamboat landing
anu ''''14 1'l ~ HENRY PALMER No 1875 Broadway
VNO LET-A small, neatly furnished HOUSE,
small respectable family who will board The family OF The
owner. consisting Of adults Inquire Of - - ~
VNO LET, No 4S9 HudsOn-st.; also No. 4S0
Il wes, 22dst newly painted BUkSHAM, No o09 indsonsL
TINO LEASE-On Broadway, a LOT, 80 feet
vide by depth. between Union and MadisonSquares
long lease will be granted Apply to
U,2s9, HOMER MORGAN No I1nest
VNO LET-On Broadway for STORAGE pur-
poses aud substantial STORES known as ne Bonded
Warehouses s. S. &c. 5 and o. through Hewst VIII be let
temporarily, o till May |, 1862 Apply 70 80 ,. -. ~,
U,aW HOMBk MOa1AN, - 80. Ilness
V'O RENT" EVERTONn-A furnished and
ThOgs Neck Wesiehester County near Two dy
steamboat landings aud about miles from Harlem aola station
and healthy place bounded the Sound Sh hne water
There good csragehouse aud garden For rent &C. apply
70 VAS RENSSELAER, CRUGBR No. I1 GIand'sL
GSOn -FOr the Season, q charming COUN-
qD)UV. PRY RESIDENCE the banks Of the Hudson par
land abundance Of iut good gar
JAMES SMILE, No lWallst
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
Guuntu Gral Gstatt for Sal,.


D. MELLICK, JR.. & BRO,
IA. No. n Pllcst, .. .. -..
SALE Greeuve Bergen Point Eoe Wesited Pahed
Somerille Whtehouse and al points On tfe ine oi We
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NhWJkkrEl,
not thoroughly examined Descriptive lists just Issued complete WIN
detailed descriptions Of The towns ana villages ana
ur3Bertv are offering
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
Yuasts mo :fams SolanttO.

WANTED in New York or yicinity-A neat
w comfortable HOUSE, from 5000 TO 49, cash. must have as
sur 10 rooms with No rcy price viii be
rad Notes f descriptions and price, DO directed 10
ktIUEL HPARMRR care OIL r. JONES. No 50 Aunst
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
T10R SAT,E-About 1S acres of LAND on the

nor SALE-AbOut 1S acres of LAND on the
west hank OF the Hudson River Nack Is miles from New
York via Northern Railroad Of HewJeey about 500 feet river 'front.'
good boating fishing and bathing The among the most beau
t the river ON the premises is large Fre9ehroo funston Hg
1Bshe stable and Outbuugsi ald gd anu
er cultivation and an abundance There several spen
aid building property. For scenery health and
10 this a. desirable places on the river rice
GaN NJ p Prest Ql35l
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

EOR SALE-Two large brick FACTORIES,
Engiue and Boiler; 70 miles from Ncvlort depot
BROuKFIELD No 81 Ceiars sad No 8l Br-lst krntth
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
OBJ Gurf.

>---~
A MEXICAN JOCKEY CLUB.
~ SPRING MEETING
THE RACES
appopted for JUNE II snd 3 will positively take place on
~ MONDAY JUNE IS.
TUESDAY, JUNE 10,
WEDNESDAY, JUNE H.
royv u rpvrya Seeretsry A. BELMONT. President
TiIB RACES WILL COMMENCE EACH DAY, PUNCTUALLi,
AT TWO O'CLOCK.
TO 9i
ENTRANCE TO COURSE AND STAND. = "
RADGES ADMITTING TO COURSE STAND AND QUARTER
STRETCH. ~ EACH DAY.
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ JEROME PARK RACBSBTtra trains for the ahse races VIII
Lave depo cor Fosecoudst and Fouhaye at u m aud llH
m returning immediately after over Fare for round mp,
% cents l. G. BUCkIIOUI, Gen SupI
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

EOR SALE.-A very desirable CRANBERRY
FARM containing acres % 20 20 of ubrh a tsaru Cool
dwelling premises For further particulars. appJ 70 CHAS
NJ. LANE Manchester. Oreau Co, \. J.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

tNOR SALE-On CaStletOn ulshlS, cIiOcn
Island elegant RESIDENCE with without gmiturel con
ssting 3story brick villa with eebnse, stable
coacan house. &c. together With about acres and wen u
with carefully The villa built by days labor
AMI rooms with billiard table and all molen conYeelc
The location combine make this most desirable prop
" ~ 22S '"'''' ''''''' HOMER MORGAN. No Pnest
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

nor SALE or to LET, for Il term of years
CLARENDON HOTEL In Nyack most Delightfully."- situated the
banks Of the Hudson River containing % rooms ana surrounded Win
beautiful grounds property viii be sold bargain vii bs
let 10 resoushe tenant who will furnish o of yca
= per Apply to W r. GOODWIN, No % Cedarst Of
X T.. FEIS. Mack
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
NOR SALE-A beautiful PLACE of four acres
| EOR SALE-First-class grain or gTass FAKM

located handy 10 ety acres well fenced and wared on ~eh
are 10 acres timber wheat corn oat potatoes large garden
remainder grass tine orchard neat dwelling large barns &e together
head horses hogs poultry and reaper ERos
seghs With tools and implements carrying iy farm Terms
easyi possession Immediately; only 5000 Address FARMER T. o.
Roy No t6t Schenectady. =. Y
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
Gitp Zeal Estate for SaIs.

TOHN B. CHURCH g. JACOB SHARPE,
~ 40. - PINI-ST.
Real Estate Brokers aHd AgcioneerS
City and Country PROPERTY SOLD or kBNlBDi LOANS nego
taed .,. .
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
COR SALE or to EXCHANGE for city prop

erv-A Farm of8O acres Woodbridge y mile from steam
boataadng railroad; good buliiugi large appe
orchard p.euty snail fruits the farm. Apply
NJ. \. rutland. NJ. Beeknan.st
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
EIYE COUNTY, SEAT for SALE. at Pain

Il field J-Lage frame dwelling, 4IJ8 DO bot and cod
water marble msnie &c bue stable with box stalls gond
comprise acres with abundance Of fruit large aSn and coqn
ground sunk pnce thoroughly and uch furnished sO
5000 cash. uufuTushcd. $l6.u0l
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
A NJ. WAY ~ Co,

A Nj. WAY q Co.,
~. No 49 Nelsonst. New Brunswick. n J.,
Have large number Of FARMS and other properto f vrng
from $500 We sel a commission exclusively
adj The buyer and seller together 60 make their o~n
bargains: there such thing hide and 90 SEEK 30 he case
For square dealing the Hon Marcus j. Wand Governor
William d. TavI8r r.P. NJ. No % flest. y. y. C'v
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

EOR SALE-At GOnkers on Palisadc-ave.-
HOUSE, built four sl a modern mprofemeut
bot and cold 5 fom laundry u bathroom kr
grounds 2r2Oi al kinds fruit. price $500 which acuars
I oos muor eorucc tud frtufes (a nss fus'esson
July t Wou exchange fsf house he diy above Fof crsllst
and Fhh and Ninth aves not to eosi thuu : 3 uu
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13
Summer 3ttrtats.
COLLEGE HILL HOTEL,

II n.
This ghtf having undergone extensive repairs an
eulrgemenis will open for the accumulation Of guests
GEORGE MORGAN Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

u =
- Twenty AMI walks Bean il
. Healthy location New i0rk. Reasonable tern
and good accommodations among the attractions
Address g. FLACK. Clav erick. Col Co. n Y
New-York tribune., 1868-06-13

GUNNER BOARD-Pleasant location; price
horse the cyi suites OF rooms
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