davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03

Under the head of 'lmportant If True, one |
d oar exchanges publishes the following Wash |
inLt"n dispatch, dated Oct. 20:
A prominent politician who returned here |
Yesterday from Southern tour, reports that the
Speeches john Quincy Adams have complete
" reyolutionizcd Southern sentiment on the sub
cc of negro suffrage, and already have several
Southern State executive committees passed. res
buttons and others will i'll few days issue pup
lie addresses, recognizing and advocating negro
suffrage as a plank in the Democratic platform
Ills movement, it is understood, swanps very
large amount of Radical capital at the North
which the party had been boarding up Tor the
November contest"
What the other States may do we know not;
but it is certainly true that the action Indicated
has been taken by the Democratic Executive
Committees of Tennessee, South Carolina and
Georgia.
negro suffrage an some form, ought to have
been recognized by the Democratic Convention
which assembled in Raleigh in August; but I'M
fortunately, that body not controlled by 1--we
men- NVn,inytOn STIR.
The Star is right. We attended the Democratic
Conservative Conv enton which assembled IN kalegh
last August, and did all in our power to get the
Committee on Resolutions to adopt one recognizing
qualified suffrage for the colored man. BENG
member of that Committee we detained 1t In cohs"i
tation for about hours in efforts to make pi''
form that would be acceptable, to considerable ex
tent 20 both races; but with the exception OF Col
E. c. Haywood, Col. David Carter and o"rseif' TN
Committee refused to make any such concessions
and thereby We think, .lost 10 inc parry ''
thousand votes.
We have not alluded to this matter heretofore
because, being a member of the Committee that re
ported the State Platform, did not think that !
would be right to publicly object to It's action "hi
the contest was pending. although we opposed an
~otcd against the resolutions IN committee.
Seeing that the suffrage question could not be niue
longer evadcd, thought it would be better Tor on
party to at once qualified suffrage and secui
whatever advantage possible before cur opponent
combined the colored voters against us No dou'
the party will yet proclaim in favor Of it. but 1t M"
he too lste to SECURE the confidence and support
the colored man.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03
CONSIGNMENT.
CHARLOTTE MARKET, Nov. 2, 1868.
CekREcTED pY SrESHorsE, MAcAULAY & Co.

CoTroS-On Monday the market opened firm at
2ot cents for rnddling and sales were effected
at % cents for fancy lots. During the rest Of the
week the market easier, closing quiet on satur-
day at 22E cents for midlling. Sales for the week
FOG bales.
Flour--Demand good; quote at $3.50 to 500
per sack from wagons
b. New Corn - to so cents per bushal 1
Wheat SLID to - per bushel.
New Peas 20 to IS cents Oats 30 to % cents.
Country Bacon il scarce; we quote at ~ 10 !9t
cents hog round, from wagons; Baltimore Bacon
sides l9a to 20 cents from stores: Lard Il cents.
Fresh Butter 80 to 80 cents; Chickens 20 cents I:
Eggs 10 to 20 cents.
Irish Potatoes so to co cents per suskel Sweet
Potatoes rs cents to 81 per bushel. ..
Liverpool Salt $2.75 per sack.
| Bagging 25 to % cents per yard.
Corn Whiskey 1925 to $3.50 per gallon BY the
| barrel --@--~
MoIasses IS cents to 81 per gallon by retail
| Manufactured Tobacco dull at 40 cents to 81 pen
pound.
Dry Hides in demand at 15a to 16 cents.
Sr-en Hides CT to gents.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03
LADIES DRESS GOODS.

VIC have the LARGEST, CHEAPEST AND
PRETTIEST STOCK OF LADIES' DRESS GOODS
to be found in this market-in every variety and
style u..
Ladies' if you will call and examine our stock you
will find what we tell you is the truth, tho whole
truth, and nothing but the truth.
Nov. 1868 Nv BREN, BROWN & co.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03

A griefstricken father in Iowa had the body
of his little daughter, who had died and been
buried in his absence, exhumed, that he might
take last look at her loved face The body
was found turned upon its face in the coffin, with
both little hands clutched in the hair evidently
hurried alive - - =
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03
New Advertisements.

New Fall and Winter Goods-B Koopmann.
Meckenburg Superior Court-E A Osborne, Clerk
Selling out Close Business-H & Emanuel.
Notice to Shippers Sadler Agent
Valuable Land to Rent-W Norment, Agent
Ladies' Dress Goods, price considerably reduced
Brem, Brown s. Co.
30 Coils Rope-Stenhouse, Macaulay Co.
Pocket Book Stolen Rakestraw.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03

THE CAROLINA FARMER The first number OF
this publication has been received 1t Is puoiisheu
in Wilmington, N. c., by W. II. Bernard ana con-
tains much valuable information tc the farmer we
cordially commend this publication to the farmers OIL
Western North Carolina one worthy OF their very
liberal patronage. Terms 81 in advance ADDRESS
Wm II. Bernard Editor and Proprietor, winning
| ton, n c.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03

n.y. We direct attention to the following Card
IN the Mayor of Charlotte. We do not apprehend
o slightest difficulty for believe that the citizens
this section generally disposed TO do all in
Il .r power promote peace:
70 TIE CITIZENS CHARLOTTE.
rJo,r Cuizcns: TO the end that the public peace
.,, hr maintained and good order prevail on cleo
,o dny-Novemher 3d. do hereby earnestly in
Le the cooperation of all good citizens, in sustain
mo the proper authorities through their moral in
l',crs and good Offices, in their efforts to secure
~ same 1t VIII be occasion fraught with the
rm,urs OF excitement. and any injuGiciOus acts or
fn,u,rc-it matters not from whom cmanating-
rr.rbt result in consequences afterwards to be de-
r,,orcd by all Of Us.
The proud reputation that attaches to the good
rea,Ir Of Charlotte account of their regard for
y and order, cannot permit myself to think for q
n,,nryt they will allow in the present crisis, to be
t,rp.Led by any acts of rashncss violence toward
AL, one however humble. The Mayor will do all IN
h : mower to effect such desirable end and conf
drgily appeals to his feoW-citizens TO aid and sus-
lin fim-"Let us have Peace"
The law requires las will be seen by the Act pub
flaL IN this paper last week, that all Bar rooms
and places where Intoxicating liquors are bought
amt .od will he closed from :. o'clock, NJ, on Mon
d.. the md November, until / , O clock NJ on " ed
-,Ity ;he 4th. Any violations will be dealt with
~ liz Law directs.
Ii. NJ. PRITCHARD, Mayor.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03

The President is announced as helpless under
the reconstruction acts, in restraining District
Commanders from interfering with the Courts
The case comes up from Texas and involves
postponemept, by Gen. Reynolds order, of a set
element Oh an estate.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03

SAN Francisco, Oct. 27.-Another sharp
shock of an earthquake occurred at midnight
There was considerable fright, but no damage Is
reported.
LONDON, Oct. 27-Light s. ccks of an earth
quake we're felt in various parts OF Cork county
Ireland, Yesterday
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03

g1g" 2I02 barrels of Vegetables and Fruits tcstl-
mated TO be worth SG0,5l4) were shipped over the
Wilmington X Weldon Railroad from April Zoh 10
uiuEer LIST 1868 These products were raised
a..s. the Inc ofthe Wilmington Weldon k'llroad'
nl,I were shipped to Northern markets by the pro-
c,.ccIs i: considerable profit
Dtr:..- the Summer large quantities of
Peaches passing the \. {. Railroad gong 10
Northern markets.
In addition to green fruits, largo quantities OF
dried fruit have been shipped from North Carolina
~ statements heretofore published show.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03
Valuable Land to Rent.

The Plantation, with the Buildings, near Tucka-
secge Ford on the Catawba River now occupied by
Mrs. +. McLeary-about 100 acres in cultivation ana
very productive-is to Rent privately. 1t is good
Cotton, Corn and Wheat Land For terms enquire
of " W. S. NORMENT, Agent.
Nov . 1868 Wv
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03
.N- Hsz--~ --s .
MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Oct.

NEW York, Oct 80,
Cotton active and frm-Sales of $500 bales
at 254. North Carolina Bonds new, 66f.
Gold closed weak at l, 34b. Bonds frmer and
advancing. A..
~" .<.,r.- - LIVERPOOL, Oct. 80.
Cotton steady-Havre cotton dull.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03

A widower of IS and spinister Of GO have
united their fortunes in Connecticut. Their for
tune is not stated, but their united weight is 700
nanndS - -. - -.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03
Lost or Stolen,

On the 2Sth day of October, 1868, out OF my pocket
| at Chester. S. c., large black POCKET BOOK,
containing Sixteen Hundred Dollars in Greenbacks
give any information in regard to it viii be literally
rewarded. j. L. RAhESINh", -
Nov 2, 1868. AyresVllle. " -
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03

..SouE PvNpkIx''-Our friend, +. D. McGlnnls
of this county, brought pumpkin last week
weighing sixty-seven pounds 1t was indeed, 'some
,,umDEin -
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03
Ii. NJ. PRITCHARD, Mayor.

ErcrsrEA1!oz.-Upt to Saturday about ,, 100 voters
were registered in Charlotte-white and black about
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03
Clothing
Mecklenburg Superior Court.
NOTICE TO SUITORS.

By a recent Act of the General Assembly al SUITS
heretofore commenced and all executions either In
the County or Superior Courts are required TO DC
transferred TO new of Dockets upon application
being made By the Plaintiffs in such cases. and tbs
payment of a fee.of dollar in each case; and un-
less such application is made within SIX months from
the passa re Of said act, said shall stand diss-
sed nj the cost of the Plaintiffs. Those who are ~
terested in This matter will please send in their IN
strI1ctious and their fees ms practicable, 40
no case will be transferred without the paynen'
+" A OSBORNE,
+ Nos. Q 1868 Nv Clerk Of Superior Court
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03
The Election.

Before this issue of our paper reaches many sub
,l,.,s the election will be over, and nothing we
cav now will effect the result. We hope the
80. rood order will be maintained the day of
r,.ion that has heretofore been observed by the
,,e If Western North Carolina. So far, there has
f..n no violation of the peace by either party in
,;s or the surrounding counties and take pleas
, in referring to the fact the best refutation of
<.o REPORTS sent Headquarters and circulated at
r North for political purposes. Let continue to
hsve peace
We hope to be able to obtain enough on
rocsday night or Wednesday morning to indicate
nth certainty the result of the election. We will
,,,,nunicate it to the public possible.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03

r.s B. KOOPMANN. =. -. .
NEW AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
Now in Store, consisting of STAPLE and FANCY
1890 Dry Goods, ywr.-
Cloths, Cassmeres, Rock Islnnd Goods, Ready-mads
Clothing, Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes, Notions, 60
full assortment Of ...... .... ...
Ladies' Cloaks and Shawls,
OF the latest style and Fashion. .
splendid Stock Of r g-
Dress Goods,
Merinos, Empress Cloths Mohair, PoPlins, Dsiains.
&c &c. ~
Handsome Stock of .....
Millinery Goods.
full line of White Goods, Laces and Embroideries
Nv WOODEN Department is complete, consisting Of
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, &C. f.."-.
1 have taken great pains in the selection of these
Goods and am confident can present as full and
as complete an assortment any house in the city
With regard to prices they will be sold as Cheap.
! If not Cheaper than any other house. .rs.5rr[
| All ask is an examination of my Stock before
purchasing as feel sure can please the most
tastidious both as to taste and price. .s. - 1'
Wholesale Buyers will find II TO their interest 70
give ME call, my stock is large ana VIII sen ee
short profits. .'. $50 - oo,,,.,>,r>,
Nov. 2, 1868. Is. koofMhNH' .
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1868-11-03
J. BUXBAUM & CO,

TITO Doors from, The Court HonseO
Have in Store their Fall and Winter Stock, consist
ing Of ID. T. ~. s..-. ....- b.
1- Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Yankee Notions
<E Groceries,
And other articles too numerous to mention;
All these wishing to buy Goods VIII nnd tna' theJ
| can buy them cheap by giving US a eau. 4-~.1
MA All persons indebted to US will please come
| forward, pay up, and save cost:
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
SALF or no LET, with


" beth ~ j. 81 rsucs from Hall .yaHs s,y
Ts large dwelling house No. ~ West Jsfes minutes wsis IRON
RAILROAD DEPOT II contains v ga and water AMI
eorf90ls plezsss family home Lot g. VITA hTghery
,vtreens hedges a. The SIDE md garden well stocked sill choice
il viii sso BE- rl1sbo io buinsis purposes Arpy
NJ ALLEE 4 Co., No. 70 Pask roa, on Tie preussL
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
y; BLEECKER, son & CO.-WEDNES-
A j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.-TU ESDAY,
~. April a. at seoek at the EIehaage S.eoo NJ III Broad

PBREMPTO2Y SALB TO SETTLE PARTNERSHIP.
ST-AstorT high basement and
cellar brick house Eal m @ Oas hundred ID tenL,
uencing 39 Of lhaye. ise-5 Lot l8sH0A House
Of ur et AM soHsias all the modern Improve
mculs Possession iumedisteiY
OSE.HUSDRKD.AND TWENTY SECOSDST-3t.ory high stoop
lot uil side AMI
conacncng l9s Of 2iAYe Size l&9Tfa
grpLL House and contains n the modern
provmsns Possession Immediately one hundred tgenty seoust
l. severed. file perfect. 1erirs easy.
Mans at ~.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

NOR SALE-A superior twO-stOry modern
y brek HOUSE. ~ hcaid on BruAist, bu
nner HexJeusy tir H. T. Depot; b.. bath reoms water
cos@ falRe cold lusEd oy yl0a thr best nsn
nt sh s De u5lcsh ercs Lot - by lJ feet Price Slo
oeba Of lc MAJ reioaa mOTgge PasesssD gge1
Immediately. Appy 70 w. MINOR, ~ TAYLOR Burning
% Ees -JerSee
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
xousts ans farms Mant,s

WANTED-PART of HOUSE five rooms)
w by family Twepiethyl west Ol Nnhave
Address stating particulars HOUSE Ber Nc is Trbans
o6c
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
auttiGn Salts of graI Estate.
r. A. LAWRENCE Ancsioneer.

4 BSODUIE EXECUTORs SALE of valu-
~ sbls WATERPOWBR, DOCKS. SLIPS. MILL PROPERTY
HOUSES sad 10 ~ and l0 ~ SALT MEADOW the estate OF
Nm HEnnA deceased situate Finishing Queens CoaHty IA
To be sea At public auction, hy A. LAWRENCE Auoneer At
the EIeshge hsesroo No ia BOadssy " lz O'clock
WEDNESDAY. lzd day Of April l8Sa
One or NH slIp Sav MIL 3rB both In
oTdsI ose BnEsh basement ffaae House 3r With
wing, one hrge tsooy Prane House I23 With wing both
IN perfect order two Barns CsrrageHoase Sheds, te
shout ~ is 81 haihs Deehs and slp accessible to large vessels
Also located Baing Lots beautiful part Of the village
F0 hau.starng purposes stoouses DisIers Coal anc Lum
Policy ScrP eitbe RepabHc Pts Insurance COMPANY.
One Large Platform Coal scGleA
Ono SmAh Platform Mil Scales
One loa Safe Dnce Furniture Weights Measares Gs and otaeT
sraes Of personal property M which will be enumerated
dsg Of sale RAMSAY CROOKS Executor aud Trustee
MAPS a nrh@I omaton Auctcneers ofs No Ill Bosdray
" III hAmsAl CkOOkS No 81 ffontst. ~ T., or Gen u
The and
~ To ss property take Flushing Railroad james slip Thirty
aurihst ferres n l.. at, and II a returning at 55
ard 7 2.
A j. BLEECKER, son & CO-WEDNES-.
1sDAI April 2 1873 a u o'clock this EIehango Sllesroom.
ELEGANT COUNTRY sEAT AT sPUYrEN DUYyIl.-The large
and splendid nn. ssd acres on the hgh o the Hudson about
minutes wax from Spnsten Duy depot to Of lOnkers West
chester County commanding ane Of the Hudson River aud Pail
ssd House Frame eou,aina II beautifully laid out hot And
cold water With al the u improvements ns carriage house ,
all perfect order Tsrj laid grated fruit shade trees
sptnty shaded drives IN s Directors T Of the d.sra
be genteens residences the vicinity SevYorE Immediate
given 20 remain mortgage Maps ard We've at
Ne Cedar-a
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
a:ut,Is
A MEXICAN HOUSE.

A MEXICAN HOUSE,
3 BOSTON. MASS
The re-y important snt extensive poysHeaii sht lave recently
bc made h popular Hotel the New kagsni enable
hoploPe9 offer 20 Tourists FsmIes sG e fIaye'g Pueae
other Hotel a the city
Daring past Su adj have hee made of suites o.
with bahag closets kc attached one OF
o3r,or the best Constructed
rpper story f the house minute the entries
har richly ease and The snt house thoroughly
psnshe refu-assi making Is in all ia appointments equal 70
10 srst so3r. LEWIS Rich SON Propre.nS
A MEXICAN HOTEL-Broadway and Eighth
~ - Nen.Yor Euroreas plan Rooms IL srlss or angF
moderate rates
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

Z Persons having real estate for sale or to let
nd these desrous Of purchasing renting such pro
ery viii fnd it to their interest 10 advertise in THE
aR1BUSA ats aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
other Newspaper and in addition 20 this advantage THE
TRIBUNE viii DC found not only in NewYork and an its
Eaes and villages, but every State and Territory
thin thto Union. The advertisement should be made as
brief o. will allow Of tho advantage offered being clear
q the reader We would especially dwell on the fact
shat the subscribers for the three editions OF THE TID
EE semi. ecky. and Weekly, comprise individuals in
EVERY prdoGsiOn business consequently advertise
naents in each disseminate among All classes THE
aBUSR 66evOes especial attention 10 the reports Of real
estate ba1lh in the city and In every part Of the State
shus ag greatly to the value or its columns an ad
pertlsug medium. The charges for advertising ore ne
folOys rCXILY TRIBUNE 25 cents per ile for single
Tnsertion: WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 so per line; sENI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, % cents per Line.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
NOR SALE-C0TTAGE with HALF-ACRE OF

GROUND st Eir-,- sl-iu snd. ia Hsieii" o. char-h
srI Schools from ftnf fi tnauef ifo dot
De,e Location Iiosse rauor drs. u trbsa ou int
foor rooms o1sa attic fiA g cellar fli' ri hah
Or tuOtlrs mortgage. Ihme1te iotat'l0n feuhu ' y
IOT NTAY. No Pirrft
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
Gnuntrp Real Gstatt for SaIt.


FOR SALE-At Upper Piermont, Rockland
Beaer Lords place elegant RESIDENCE with " and al the
oulBang nearly Pes 1900 or with the fsrui
ture. s22OOO. Appy HOMER MORGAN. NO. Pnest (ise
FOR SALE or TO LET, furnished at New
Il Rochelle on hous this city finely located high
ground depot STONE RbHDESE eohtansg ~
rooms and al modern improvements ssee rrIge Ssss
house laid garen 6e beautifully iuiied and
shaded Rent 81 900 per hnnum, OF oI as a $500 hpP,yb
(l20 HOMER hokGAS. NO 1Pl1.tt
NOR SALE-COUNTRY RESIDENCE on the
Oh Abanv Road WestchesieT County about miles nofh OF
Phsk rouang good Ebe land sh large nanson
Iouse and all necessary ungi plenty Of fruit Of the choicest
ques all the modern npoVsmets viii be sod o
oTpey y 5OIN SIMPSON No IS ChAthsrn-si, n Y,
VI" No sc Broadway. N. Y.
nor SALE--A fine COTTAGE, IA rooms,
near New. n1rhsm bill three miles from hiossen Terry
Eve from Northern Railroad Weehawsen hor.ear
Psstdeve UHiou Iln Also ssFsa snal HOUSES ana LOIS
EOR SALE at SING SING-A beautiful
i RESIDENCE With three nicely laid cut abun Ahee o r
house large wei adapted gcnteuans residence ee SL9
mortgage Inquire OF D. - LppbOh
No Piue-st. or 4 X CLAEh, or pretaises
EOR SALE or TO. LET-A beautiful COUN-
TRY SFAT Al southport House neaTly and In spir
ani fuhtcrv abundance nuaea
re the depot o the SeulOk aud New Haven Railroad aso near
churches aud the Address ALVORD southport c.
TNARM for SALE. IN Westchester Co., n. "
II go acres and irm hon,e baru aGi al neesa
ontruss: situate about mi e. from Williams Bridge lhe ne" Of
Long Sound Apfy sNo 10 wlms aosgen need apply
EOR SALE-A very desirable RESIDENCE
4 az Hlcieacs ~ j.. Eve minutes walk irou station Il! bg
with blrn, &c Buildings a rev aut % refecl "aeI Apply I"
T. N MASON Eo / CcutreFt, 81 Ilaekcusak.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

sFOR SALE-At Nvack, COTTAGE llOUSE
oaehs sfGGOt 81 GI tlr Haf walk oi ii lful
- &. 4 AlNutX ~. 10 Nrsssas'
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
y ROBERr S0MERvILLE, Auctionecr.

Il hODEhl AuCblOHccI.
An
SUPERB FURNITURE OgNANESTS. Lc.. &c.
contained 10 tie
ELEGANT MANSION
o. C,pt William. Fifh AL k!f', fourth 81
gil o. sold AZ
AUCTION
b. ROBERT SONEEvILLE OEce Ne. 30 Nsss,nst.
Ar. Gallery No. ~ Pina
I.fn nrrL, 1, fis.e
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
Srouklun 2sal 6stat. for Sal,.
6ountrp E,al Gstut, for Sal,.

AT HARRISON, Westchester COunty-Ex
IA Valuable will he sold at public auction
Nrdav1 the Path % fourth month Ayl 1868 At
p premises that valuable Farm containing O.
he cad late Tesdenc II Samuel Burug deceased nd on
Purcbase.st he read lesh from Rye Depot R Lake. y %
Rye Depot and miles from the Depot White Plains and about
depot Rye Lake the NeWiok
Houton aud Northern Railroad partly constructed 20 connect
BrOokfe With White Plains The sboye farm pleasantly
situated abesy and excellent neighborhood The d"eng he
comfortable with good other Oues
IL viii be sold farm dyded parts TO su
.ch commanding extensive uninterrupted view 9g
Sound miles and furnishing spleDd buuhg
The soil good aud productive goca .rcs on IN.
half milo PurcasesI Snn y "nsot
one otbe ueghboood part the purchase mosy
remain on bond and mortgage Cn tne @ ~ ~, a. dr
For further particulars INQUIRE Of JOSHUA SUTTON No - Johnson
Brooklyn, MhLLlS TLION on IuTohsSesS Ne VIC p
ises Executors.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17

HOUSE erected hy 0gnsf saes N hrt class nehb0r
loo4 Contns n roons bnt.eTt p1iV, hsooia Naefeoet
udiy flrssc gas tholgos vel ds,er. sveE possible eonyer
lre L0cse o1Bd sBpe beautifully iaproffdi sa Minutes
walk depot pce $1,000 tso thirds rran sD mortgage
w h~V"''''N W JANIS H. PARSONS No - Celars
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
NOR SALE-In Montclair,

LNOR SALE-A very UcSllaDle hfsSlDENNL-
l. al Iiseusacs n j. Eve minutes walk oU station lst srgr
wifi brn, &C. Buildings 80 nut perfect order Apply t
n. ~ MASON. Nn. Ccn,rel.. OF 81 Iarkens-ak
New-York tribune., 1868-04-17
Sumner Erirtat5.
SoarS ma .2uoms. 49, az. :

- . 10
A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY, permanently
y Tw,ntg iahl ard >i' aoeb oh,r pleas
,ut m a. PIUEtNlLU ROOMS tlb De ccIlors hoEs 90
gentleman desiring yersst bali latc D. respect hs
DOARD IN q French family al Newport, X i.
DroC q. BONNET Nc 81 lous Ne port w! reeve "a bs
aiiJ THREE p,ri-. sinl' = az - .1lr--ls
/ ARGE furnished front ROOMS TO LET.
sita DOhKp s-it isf hind 1oofs No - West Fc third
-. betvsei B'o'ira, and srth ~ -
TWO furnished ROOMS TO single gentiemen--
No bossir. ptas inT b nsiasys " Wet IAl'eeae.. :.
no LET-FurniShed or unfurnished ROOMS,
ahou h5.rl Iic4c las ~ uo!sm mproyenenS h".d sSr
e,e si AYi ef tfec ss o. Ne lo5 br9-a"'y Oe'TesA
Ius-fveYsa.i snl II e.t, .ighthr'