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The tri-weekly standard., 1868-05-21

w Bullock, j W Rogers, Rodwell, A L
Steed.
WAsHINeToN-Sheriff, John NJ Baten,an ;
coroner, Theophlus Ash; treasurer, Levi
Jackson, Jr.: county clerk of Superior court,
james A Nelson; register of deeds, John
Carrnll surveyor, Horace Phelps; COM
missioners, Martin Jackson, Robert S Goo
let, Geo w Jones, Jno B Chesson, Jr., Alex
NJ Phelps.
WATAUGA-Sherif, John Hovton; coro-
ner, Stephen Williams treasurer, VIM Vun-
cannon; county clerk of superior court. Jos
B Todd; register of deeds, Jos Harrison !;
surveyor, Nathan Horton commissioners,
Jacob Vuncannon, Alfred Miller, VIM Hodges,
Johiel Smith, I.arkin Ray.
WAYNE.-Sheriff Jonathan Pearson; cor
ener, Giles Kornegay; treasurer, Edmund
Coor; county clerk of superior court,
George w Robinson; register of deeds,
West Holland; surveyor, Edwin G Cope
land commissioners. James H Place. John
Hollowell, Shade Pate, Thomas A Deans
Green Simmons.
WnKEs.-Sheriff, Joseph W Hays; coro-
ner, Harold Hays; treasurer, Stephen John
son ; county clerk of superior court. George
II Brown; register of deeds, Robert M
Smith; surveyor, Henry G Sebastian; COM
missioners, John SaintCIair, Elijah Dyre,
James Somers, Robert B Bryan, William
Myers.
WILsoN.-Sheriff, Benjamin F Biggs; cor
Oner, Fl w Peele; treasurer, John Wilkin-
son /; county clerk of superior court, Arthur
Barnes register of deeds, Frank W TAYLOR
surveyor, Robert A Ellis, commissioners,
James Wiggins, Solomon Lamm, William
Hinnant, Newett D Owens, David w Barnes.
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SEW YORK., Nov 3.-Flour more steady but
g DC better; sales 81, 900 BUSH; Spring s. g "a;
White Michigan % q 80 Corn unchanged; sales
lsI 200 bush. Western II q III. Oats lie higher;
Pork q1iet sales 1900 bills; mess q co. ard dull
a. lot g lie Cotton steady; sales 800 bales; Mid
dilng uplands 25sc. Groceries firm and quiet
Freights quiet
CHICAGO, Nov. 3--No session Of the Board OF
Trade To-day; market quiet Wheat advanced p q
2sc; sales No att 16 q IL Corn in fair demand.
Oads nominal at 45t g 45ac. Rye nominal Barley
nominal at l so tor No. |. Whskey-free held at
90 Notwithstanding doing.
CINcisNATI, Nov. 3-Whlskey steady. Bacon
hrm shoulders lac; clear sides lSc; clear rib sides
l75c and nc offered Green MeIts higher; shoulders
Sc sides lie. Hams 123 q l3c.
MILWAUKEE. Nov 3-Flour firm. Wheat adj
vancing; sales No. at 81 in store; No.. 2 at II.
oats advancing; sales at SOC for No 9. Corn nomi-
nal at ssc iorNo.2. Rye aud Barley nominal.
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II u Il o p e .


GREAT BRITAIN.
LONDON, Nov. 3.-The greatest interest is
manifested here as to the result of the election
in America.
by an accident. Prince Alfred's Journey is
therefore postponed a few days.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Nov. 3.--Baron Won Beust has dis
claimed the meaning ascribed to his recent
speech by various public prints.
FRANCE
PARIS Nov. 3.-The Moniteur to-day, in a
leading article on the press, aludes to the
senatus consultum of 1866 as intended to pre-
vent the liberty of the press from degenerate
ing into liceus.
MADRID, Nov. 81 A large naval and military
expedition for Cuba is fitting out at Cadiz. It
will consist of four frigates heavily armed in
conveying a fleet of transports filled with
troops. Gen. Dulee, the newly appointed Cap
tain General of Cuba, will sail forthwith with
the fleet on board the Villa lie Madrid. 1t is
given out that these troops are to replace those
sent by Captain General Lersundi to Porto
Rico.
Gen. Prim publicly declares that the mem
bers of the Provisional Government have not
even discussed the name of any candidate fol-
the Spanish throne.
Senior Olozaga has issued a call to the mod
crate Democratic Unionist" and progressive
parueS TO Select eacn Jour deputies, all OF
whom shall meet and frame a manifesto in
favor of choosing King for Spain by plebis
citum
PARAGUAY.
LONDON, Nov. st is inferred that Presi
dent Lopez desires the mediation of England
between Paraguay and the South American
allies. He recently gave the captain Of thu
British gunbOat Llnnet permission to surve.
the Paraguay river and it is believed that thi
unusual concession was intend, d to secure TO
Paraguay the good officers of the British Gov
eminent
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Q O Nj M Il ~ @ Ia l. I.
New York stock and Money Market,


NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Money active and stringent
at per cent currency with q per cent. commits
sion on call. Sterling Exchange steady and un-
changed. Gold opened at 1881, advanced to 1881,
and closed at 1889. Governments higher, closing
steady; supply on market small. Henry Clewes q
Co. furnish the following 4.3O quotations:-Coupon
6s 1881, 1851 a ISL do 5.20's 1862. 1891 q 1884, do
1864 1919 "a 1871; do 1866 1914 a 1875 dn new, 110i
40's LOG a 106I.
The Assistant Treasurer redeemed to-day $3.50, 900
OF per cent. certificates
border State bonds-Mlssouris, 80; new Tennes-
sees 69 old North Cardinals, Ct a 67a; new do, G74
Sg Sit; old virginia's. Sc q 81; new do, So.
STOCKS weak and unsettled. The following are $50
ngares:LPacfc Mail, 1901 a 121; Western Union
I a, IS q 36t New York Central, 1885, Erie
1854; Hartford & Erie, 265; Reading. ga "a III
Michigan Southern, s4l a $40.
Tne receipts at the Sub-Ireasurv to-day amounted
to Si472712; payments, $3,OI1, Isl; balance. SIS.
216,312. '''"n'e' @o''
Inc associated banks hold meeting tomorrow I'd
arrange ABOUT RECEIVING 3 per cent. certificates for
settlement at the Clearing House. IVA
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DELAWARE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 3.-Some time ago Presi-
dent Hinckley, of the Philadelphia, Whining
ton q Baltimore railroad, informed the author
tiles of Delaware that after the 1st inst. he
would not collect the State tax of ten cents
per passenger passing through the State. He
takes the ground that the law is unconstitu-
tional. 1t has recently been decided that any
act imposing tax on travel IS restriction on
travel and cannot be enforced Mr.. Hjpckley
is the first railroad president that has taken
this ground in this section of country, but it
is not improbable that President Garratt, of
the Baltimore & Ohiu Company, will follow
suit. In consequence of Mr.. Hinckley's action
the fare to Philadelphia is now 81 80 instead o
IS; and to New York 1926 instead of IS. So.
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CANA d A.
CANADA.
REPORTED VIOLATION OF THE EXTRACTION

REPORTED VIOLATION OF THE EXTRACTION
LAWS.
ST. JOHN, Nov 3.-Considerable excitement
was caused here yesterday in consequence of
the abduction by United States officials of a
man named Mills, who had been indicted for
some offence and set at liberty on bail. Not
appearing when wanted the detectives traced
him to st. John. The Chief of Police was APP
piled to but refused to interfere. The assist.
ance OF the city marshal, however, was obtain
ed, and Mills was hand-cuffed and taken on
board an American schooner just about to
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CALIFORNIA,

San FRANCISCO, Nov. Seen. Halleck, at
the request of the Governor, ordered he troops
at the different military stations under arms
from A. M. until midnight of the 3D. to as
sist in quelling riotous proceedings.
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NEW JERSEY.

LUCY STONES VOTE REFUSED.
NEWARK, Nov. 3.-Lucy Stone and Mrs
Blackwell, her mother-in-law, offered their
votes in the Eleventh Ward to-day. but the
judges refused to receive them.
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LONDON, Nov. 3--AIternoon.-ConsoI e44 for
money. -
american securities United States 5-2Os at 74s
Limos Central shares 81; Erie shares &C.
- LIVERPOOL, Nov 5.-Atternoon-Cotton firm
Corn unchanged. Flour dull. Wheat dull Beef
downward at 67s Cd a -u 'e"a'
SAdVeeS nom hanchester-Yarns and fabrics are
to- money and account ~ " 'a
securities-United States 5-20's 745; Hi
nos rs .en,,aI shares S74; Erie shares ga
5-20's weak at 79k a 79s ni'09 STATES
LlT,aaR6ap0ooL, Nov. S-Evening steady;
safes =; V ~ oales Oats dull Rosn common bs 9l
LoNDyutN, NOV 3-Evening.-Calcutta Linseed ac-
i've ana hlgher. Linseed Oil $50. Tallow 52s
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ss0escn SsSsk f.ssa
How to Get Patients.

Foa OPINION, no charge. Send sketch and descrip-
uon' for application send model not over one foot
IN size, and SIG urst government and Stamp lees
specincatlons Drawings, caveats; assignments pre-
pared; rejected claims prosecuted. Also, interG,r
ences, extension of patents, and appeals Patents
taken out IN all European countries. Illustrated
pamphlets, no pages, sent free. Adlres. MITNN &
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WASHINGTON.
THE RECENT FLOODS.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.-The political agent
and Consul General of Switzerland to-day
makes an appeal for assistance for the sufferers
by the late floods in that country. He SAYS
$4,000 900 francs will fall far short of the losses
sustained - e
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Col. I. a. Roberts Adj CharIas w p.,.
Capt. G. P. Matte cks, Serrt VIM q vouC,
60 Geo. w. Parker e II Harmoo
Lieut. Chas. 5. Bickford, CorpI Albert S.spaulding
mas. d: Psnnell, Geo. 9. Fletcher,
James Z Brown, Private A. Halves,
g Riehd T. Wescott, Oscar IitchseId'
Adj Fred. r. Harris, John r Bradford
FLOOR MANAGERS:
Cart. George W. P irker, Colonel T. A. Roberts
Adi't f. r. Harris, Lent e 7 oannen s'
Lieut.. James I. Brown g Edw w Tn.a,;,t
Lieut.. Bich'd Wescott Serot Wm n Vmv'
Corporal j. W. SWEET Priyata Iobn proJfa
Private A. Halves. Private I,soar T ;totGni,
Storer S. Knight.
Tickets 81 00 10 be obtained of the Conm,ttoe and
at the Hall. Clothing checked free
Dancing to commence at 8 O'clock
~ ~ a refreshments furnished by Mrs Ulmer.
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Domestic Markets.

BANGOR, Nov. 2-Lumber Market.-Tbe follow
ing is statement OF the amount OF Lumber surveyed
nom January LIST to Nov. list, 1863, compared with
and 1867: pN III iooo
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AUOTIoN SALES.
POstDOnemeDt.

49,. .ce 81 Fruit Trees advertised 10 he sold at
e1 M o-,iay at Woodiord's Corner Is postpon
n,ivta saIa AZ. notice The frees will be sold
anJ Vii he ny IN ane Auetioneer George r. Davis,
den in tb civ ras W and transpanted In any gar
- = - - - VI charge. Oc2Sdtf
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Oct 2, 1868.
For Sale I!
Probate Court.

A IL parties interested are hereby reminded that
~ Tuesday, November 81, being the day for Presi-
dental Election, Court will be held that day,
but on WEDNESDAY following.
EDWARD R. STAPLES, Register.
October 31-dtd
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: CHI. Medium.
FOR SAL Es
SPECIAL NOTICE.

GUNS, PISTOLS Powder, Shot, and all kinds lot
" Cartridges tor Rifles and Pistols. wholesale and
retail W. II. ROblNSON,
ootI6-aodau 40 Exchange st.
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Omaha returns received indicate the Stat
to have gone Republican by about 1900 major
ity.
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STERLING SILVER WARE
AND
Fine ElectrO-P Plated Ware!

GoRHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
nn9end&w4lmn Salesman No Maiden Lane, Ny.
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rOckery at Auction to the 4 rade .
Notice to the Sick d!
DR.. GREGORIE LAMONT.

All Diseases Positively Permaneu
Cured and Perfect Health Restored.
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New YORK, Nov. 3.--Goy. Fentnn figures
that New York State has elected Griswold by
10000 majority.
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W nave ticCteu tU6lr WuOl6 blCkeC III Erie
county by over 1000 majority. The Republic
can majority in this city is about 800.
NEW MAMPsHIRE.
CONCORD, Nov. 5.-Returns from forty towns
indicate that the Republicans have carried
New Hampshire by from 5000 to 1000 majority.
Returns received at the Office of New Hamp-
shire Statesman from towns and cities give
Grant 1898, Seymour 6674 The vote of Con-
cord is:-Grant 1924, Seymour 1858: majority
| of GAG, and a net gain since last March of 235
| Returns thus far received indicate a majority
| Tor Grant III New Hampshire of 5000.
The following returns have been received at
the Statesman office stafford county-Farm-
| ington. Grant 278, Seymour 218: New Dur
ham, Grant 62, Seymour 14S; Rollingsford
| Grant 201, Seymour "a; Rochester, Grant 479,
Seymour 318; Darlington, Grant 2O2, Seymour
| 1873; MadbIry. Grant So, Seymour AZ; Pei
| knap county-AltOn, Grant 204; Seymour 213.
| Rockingham county-South Newmarket 1872;
| Seymour 80; SomerswOrth, Grant GA Sew
| mour 1876; Strafford, Grant 200, Seymour 47
| The State is claimed by the Republicans by
| about 5000 majority.
| One hundred and three towns give Grant
Grants majority 5000
One hundred and forty four towns give
Grant %, $50 and Seymour 21,752.
NORTH CAROLINA.
RALEIGH, Nov. 3-The city has gone largely
republican. In the 1st Congressional district
conservative is elected.
Twenty precincts show a republican MAORI
ty of 1914
Partial returns indicate that the republicans
have carried the State by decreased majority.
The State is conceded for Grant, but the dem
ocrats claim two of four Congressman.
NEW JERSEY.
SUMMIT, n. j., Nov. 3.-New Providence
township, Union Co., gives Seymour $50, Grant
la, and for Governor, Randolph 157, Blair 140
in Union County, Linden gives Blair for Gov
ernor 81 majority, and Clark for Congress
(Rep.) 3S majority-gain of %; Plainfeld gives
Grant 1872 majority; Orange gives Seymour
iorty; East Orange, Grant 1873 majority.
Westfield gives Seymour 272, Grant 222-
Republican gain 3; North Brunswick gives 81
majority for Grant-a gain of 20 over the high
est Republican vote; Hacketstown, Grant ISL
,, Seymour 257 Randolph, Governor 262, Blai
145. Patterson City gives 324 Republican ma
| jority. -
Omaha returns received indicate the Stat
to have gone Republican by about 1900 major
: | ity.
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ed, one ,nortally. A young lady residing III a
house opposite the Court House was shot by
ball through window, but not dangerously
hurt. Trouble is anticipated tonight.
Since the morning disturbance all has been
quiet. 1t is impossible to say who is ahead till
the actual count is made. AT Ogeechee pre-
cinct the negroes, to the number of about 1000
strong, armed with muskets, shot guns and
pistols, took possession of the polls and allow
ed no democratic negro to vote. The whites
VINO were allowed to vote had to do so under
guard. All is quiet in the city.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BRooKLYN.-roR SALE cHEAP LOTS, PAVED,
"A severed and water located IN the centre of the
city viii be for s1,c0 each and $500 can remain on
bond and mortgage for ave year, Apply between ~ and
YORK.
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pY HENRY d. MINER, AuCTToNEER.
saiesroom 81 Nassau street. opposite Post oscs
spLENprp COLLECTION or COSTLY AND ArrRAc-

TIVE cARRARA MARBLE sTATuARY, ALABAsTER
ORNAMENTS, BR0NzEs, CLOCKS AND FRAMED rHo-
to-. OF sIgSoRi z; zAsNoNi co.., or, FLOR
ton, Monday leah, Tuesday, 1.h, and "Wednesday 18th
March, AZ II o'clock each day. At their snicsroom 81 Nassau
street, OF the beautiful collection Of above goods
ever snercd at auction In this city In addition 70 forty
Jsr rariors. churches and uonaments will se found
large assortment OF Aabes,er and Verde d Psto satuary
executed IN Florence Columns and Pedesas Etruscan
Vases aud Roman Tasss antique Urns and other Vases of
rey styles and flowers and cards. Aso bronze
Figures Groups, four feet high for and
m ornaments eight and forty day Clocks In bronze and @
by the Parts Ass about fty large
graphic Views OF the principal monuments and stauay
oehce Pisa Sienna and ohor cities Of Central Italy. Tho
viii he ready for exhibition Monday morning. with
alogues, aud particularly worthy Of attention.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

THoRNI0N n RoDMAs, REAL ESTATE AgBNT,
ooe S0 broadway, corner Of Eleventh street; enranoe
In attention given W the renting pur-
chase and sale OF real estate Entire charge taken OF
property Rents collected taxes paid and repairs looked
after.
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u A. LAURENCE, AUCTIONEER.
". LAVRENCE sTRATToS si'l ssn vs9 p Msassasy.
4 nj y os = i. i SS o.s ~ H1ss Worn
chinsY q 40 facto eenssng in part o. o1s taerss cs
Lsthes G Cutting apd Polishing Machines Draw nnchss
wto raRnA CouPlin shstting. fulleys and beH; sls9
further particulars apply the oce of the auctoners NO.
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by IIEnRY u. MINER, AUCTrONEER- -sALEsROoM
- Nssssm street, Opposite the Pot 9l,ce n
HENRY ID. MINER 4 BARKER will give their personal
OF Household Furniture the residences
persons declining housekeeping and aso al their
81 Nassau street, where they viii bold regular wocky aaes
ohNllola
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

4 NEXT REGULAR SALE OF SUPERIOR TRorrINa,
Eosa and 'r Es%,y r ssock & = Duane
stock Of the season IN Hamblesnsn Mare, By
l6S hands, years old raised bp Mr. Swcs sf NswbmS
Orange county, and cost the WHOM ~
cid and warranted kind Without sSot or
bcish and 70 tro In 30 better any day Also shifting
leather top Wagon, made by Dusenby, In good order
weight $50 pounds costing when S45 also set of Harness.
Dunscombc 70 order, with road stable Bankets
Sheets WHIP &c The above the property Of private
ueman whe sells without Further particulars
Ing Of sale. JOHN I. vANDRWATER, Auct'0nssr,
n Duane stree4
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SALES AT AUCTION.
SALES AT AUCTION.
A uCTION NOTIcR.-LUKB FITz6ERALD, AUCTION
"A eer, wiA sell at public auction,
Magnificent and costly Household Furniture,
Elegant rosewood four round corner PfAneforte,
Beautiful Parior Suits made to ORDER

Velvet, Brussels, Ingram Carpets,
Works Of Art, Brenzss, on Paintings, Statuary,
,As day (Monday March l6 norains, l9T o'clock
cey, the elegant story residence lis West Eighth
street, between FIFTH and Sixth avenues All this elegant
nur has been made 70 srder fer the present ke
liable n attendance pack goods purchAse
Paror Magnificent aad richly glded faror Suit covered
with silk reps, Turkish Chair y match; two elegant
Lace curtsn: large Pier Mrrsr elegant "a so.ays Piano,
maestros; parlsr Ornaments Baok rarer and Extension
Room-Twe rich Parlor Suits covered with French satin
Turkish Lounges Chairs Velvet Brussssls Capss
ease., Mirrors Curta.. Buffet E..ension Table Dining
China and silver Ware, ivory Table Cutlery, rosewood and
walnut Bedsteads Bureaus, Washsands Otmmodes, Spring
and Hair Mattresses, Bods Linen, Chairs Rockers Sofas
Lounges with hairoloh and reps Tables Clocks
Mirrors Curtains, Oicioths, Shades,
Sale positive.
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VALUABLE rAPER MILL FOR sALR
Tho Soush Carolina Paper Manufacturing Company
s for sale the splendid Mills owned BY hen situated -
Bath In Edssaeld DISTRICT sossh Carolina ave mss from

Bath Edssaed DISTRICT sosth Carolina ave miles from
Augusta aa on No South Carolina Railroad Tho tract Of
land contains about 20 acres and we'll tinbores The
pond 1be scres the water u supplied 70 the
mill through about eos feet canal. The dam 4 in perfect
order Tho mill itself believed 10 be the most complete "
the South There eight Engine Ais four ssaers and
There l. one inch Tsurdi.sr Machine, nearly new. and
sent casssy Il We m 500 pounds q paper per Day ana
q The raw Iatest,i e g lev hat y coass..sH saipRsa
Works .rsi. complete erd he wa'r power moEe thar
susien Arrangements against 6re secure e soedng q
the mill IN inutes The buildings Of brick, about
loo feet long oneha Story the other half TWO se
riss The houses Of The operatives arc frame buildings ana In
gssd repair.
This property has been under lease for the pase en
and has paid the parties leaning large divtcnds besides
paying owners Including Che rent has cleared
fer the last two years The Lease expires On
the 2h Of March, 1855 Al which time The properly can 0e
delivered.
terms are ene-fsurh cash. w balance IN two
three years interest from date Of
may be necessaryhe budin 70 30 ksps insured and
desiring purchase WIN make immediate applice;
uon 1.-THE South Carolina Paper Manufacturing Company
Of j. D. Butt Bro, Augusta Ga OF " Messrs
r. N w. y. LAWRENCE, No. IL Broad street. New York
ri
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L,OR SALE OR TO LET-wfTu OR WITHOUT TURNT-
D ure spacious two story double House, With x of
Land pleasantly si'uaied 70 ,hs village o. fhki on the
For terms, Ac, inquire of wM VAN wYCk, Bp, Fishkl
village, N Y, Of JAMES RfNT0UI, No. Bowng Green,
front room.
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NEw YORK HERALD. MONDAY. MARCH ls, 1868.

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
E,OR SALE OR TO LEr-AH ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY
= ana s:ss ssSs. g.
round: fsics sis,os& Rsni s5o per ysss Any : &
yOURNnAy, No. Pius street. ~ L--l
ELUsHING.-A FINE rwo STORY AND ATTIC HOUSE
s' s1ies iruis &C. Terms sasy 20 10 N,s..u street
GREENwICH, CoNN.-vERY FINK HoUSE, WELL
built ~ rooms acre, well fruiteA and snAueoi nve
Rp%D 'yS% afe0t COLLINS, s ss IL, No. sPins
r AND FOB sALR.-INoUIRE AT " BLEEcKER
IL street. sa rtHss
M Tennessee river Of grain and grass lands s
- ~ RUGENR CHEyALLIRR, 81 Cedar street.
NEwARK.-FOR SALE CHEAP, DRsIRABLH RESI-
~ sescs On wallace place; large grsI%nas % 'A' s
COLT, $40 Canal street.
ORANGE, \. J.-FOR SALE, GOTHIC HOUSE, 10
~ large rooms water, heater BE- half scre ground; ven
pleasant location price 81 0si half remain. Address
Orange, boz LES Herald ONCE. 4H
CLEEPY HOLLOW, WITHIN TWO NILES OF rARRY:
= ownFor SALE an old style Cottage, with sx acres o.
plAss Ps4ss SI3Ca 8. EMHRRsON, al Eighth avenue.
CTORs AND FARM FoR sALR.-AI LAKEvILLE,
y Queens county, L l.; thirtsea mns: from New aorx
one mile from depot; feryws acres Of ianos Wo nousoss
- q LAWRENCE 1 srRATTON,
Ill Broadway, 208 broadway, third neoe.
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H1 6AO -FACToRYvILLE, STATEN BLAND
Vf.CUU. Attractive Residence minutes walk from
the landng garden abundance Of fruit but h
tie cash required. A. WORK, Metropolitan Bank.
The New York herald., 1868-03-16

$3 500 WILL VIII ARC. y COOP o1 s En-
mites from New York terms eaS: ;.