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Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17
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KnnrrIIle. Tenn., Jgno y. zee.

Upw1Rps Of half q million of bricks are said L
IA manufactured in Knoxville daily
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17
Tho Huntington Tennessesan Eav,:

The wheat harves: is now well under Way. and
the busy season with farmers is in Us busiest stage
Our reports from nearyall sections Of the country
are favorable We are led 10 believe from cur ia
formation as to the breadth sown, and the tavora-
bic season, that perhaps more wheat VIII be har-
vested in Carroll county this year than ever before
IN q single season
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17

EoTIcE.-We have business with the following
named persons and respectfully request that they
call in person ~ our Office OF furnish Us with their
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17

!srEAEsIISe EXERCISES Al THE DEAF AID Dunn
I1'fluN.-We had the pleasure, on Friday evening.
attending and witnessing the closing exercises Of
s 'psiag sst OF the State school Cor the Deaf and
'sab. lhs aall IN which The ezercisss were con-
-l.s1 was crowded. b. large member Of citizens,
~ he univorsslly expressed opinion from al vas
% q the most pleasant entertainments thas has
'1s OF in Knoxville for q long time past
portion Of the exercises were Characterized by
-anor and iudicrousnezs which brought down the
-a's Loose in irresistible peals OF laughter. At
ger times they were 60 profoundly solemn and ian
'eiaivo as 10 cause The tear 10 come unbidden 10
eye aad 70 touch the sympathies OF our better
''lrs iu beautiful and sublime manner. Though
pH'el Of The senses Of hearing and Of speech
se uiortunate ones show that tho world is some
a8 more than q dark blank 10 them, and that
are 'uacept5le Of enjoying is pleasures a. vel
'-aer- who are favored with the perfect enjoy
Y 1t Of ihsle ssnses
lle Farioaa dialogues. pautonimas. tabltauz,
.1s STUDENT exhibited degree OF sAill highly
''-0ie 10 lhemselyes and their teachers. We
~. A.aiale the people Of Tennessee, upon whose
-. '''nee this Institution WEs founded. on the
IS. O. lis management. The funds Of the State
~ 'san no more iudiciously expended anywhere
- no trustee Of this school Too much can
Al commentator Of Zee efficient man
the war.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17

CuAFTER LII.
A. AGA to Change 2al Tx III lias IS As-sas Agfsssas
av1s 60 tla C5ass o. ts Un-t1 states RON the state
% lsuufcEss.
sEsrf0F l. p r. s-aaass D. De Sese4l 4Hs-ss Il a.
t- u TsHaszs Thkt the u5Et rlft % o. EfPTesezta
tv b. ha Congress She United States s ih STATE Of
Taaae sa b. 90 Taes3sy nszt after tho hrff aon
l4v i- Eavsuher 1858 aaa TIE ft .u-z1ay aer tht
art Monday a November ever 1ul ycar thcToaficr
e-r ft-- eazsll, r-ss 1sl4 tlsct1n Eaa - aal4
a 77rrnt ul--s in -rs l-s a1d coulf3cs, SEE pre-
fl-.- b. iaa state and 4ccaTdiBg T. &c .onsiu
@ 40 .zitae governing clrrt1ua 70 hsa state 30
.7 a. arpl-abi1 aai returning uacgrB hz make tnir
fsiura. autsr and % the p-rssns n9w provides
5.v 49, y. s. RICHARDS.
SPEAKER Of the Hoses - IssPftssntatiFes.
.. ". G. sENTkN.
p..... E..rfl.rv - IsEa SPEAKER q Senate.
Iu purasnrs 81 this Act l. ~ C. BE0vELos Governor Of
Ianads-e osT election Of sEht representative 20 ts
Fafylrsg Congress - ths UHsd states ~ TIE eight bs
present arranged sud also ~ the state ~
Iaree The Couulss1afs q Registration vi see hat slee
11s held every e9Euiy n he state snd thai saa
lal JaGEa ard Clerks daily Appointed Aa1 arrsviA
direct tEat re1ca1r ~ ths Proclamation be uaac thrtr
u.s To- cash tr alEFfarrJs opiii O. ths legal adrtf-
t-irr ef fhr Stale
tH-llm1ly rh.fclf Las hrasaal. s4As1rl1e4 o.
uame sas lauEd the Grsaf Seal cf tAl state O. p 81
G1sl, % Nashville, co he - day q 3uae, lels
HIr. al.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17
MONTVaLE SPRINGS, 1868.

This FAVORITE SUMMER RESORT,
L situatsl in Bount county, Last Tennessee, viii be
opened for the reception OF yisitorB on the
FIRST OF JUNE
Tho marked beneficial results attending the
waters IN functional arrangements Of the Liver BoWe Kid
n0ys and SEn End the Of Chronic Dssass attest their
MEDICINAL PROPERTIES.
Al the aC0essrie9 for enjoyment and recreation 60 The best
Watering places viii DO found here.
The facilities for reaching Montvais this will Be In
creased BY the extension Of the Knoxville and Charleston
Railroad IN rapid Of construction and regular
trains expected to DO running By the time Of opening TO Ma
ryy whence Passengers conveyed n coaches 20 the
Springs, nine miles distant.
BOARD RED CED.
Per day e CO. per week. si2 co. per month"; $40 o. Ad-
dress Pamphlet containing analysis and description Of the
Water, &c. los. L. KING,
april 2-tf Knoxville, Tennessee
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ATTACHMENT

THL PLAINTIFF Oh AFFIDAVIT
-t-- = sl.a..l 81 .ias u 81. s4a. a sas
~ tyaf. diasl -al my -.ais s.st sas .ssis
~ - .aai ~ i+-sary pfllsa1 Of isr rsn
.F-a li-ii Aliial obtained a. 3r.sinal altach
re-. - estate 70 tha isfsHiaat isafe -rlarsabf
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17
LEAFS SPRINGS,
East Tennessee.

Boarding Accommodations will be Opened
June LIST, 1858.
THE HOUSES HAVE BEEN THOR
OUGHLY repaired, painted, pa porsd &C. together with
new addtJn Of Porch and Kitchen. Hav5 three Of tho
finest Springs in the world tho
Chalybeate, White and Black Sulphur.
Tho cool anJ healthfu atmosphere, pleasant surrounding
t5 variety acoossblensss and medical qualities these
SPRING. ara well known require any special references
IN REGARD 10 them They situated in Granger county
mes from MeMnan's station, the East Tennessee
Virginia Railroad and half hours do from EnOT-
VILE miles BY rail and 10 BY hack Btables and board for
horses viii b. provided besides other accommodations
Hacks will run daily from Mcailan's station.
Terms Der Board 50 per week SIC month $50
Children under 1e years and servants half price.
Tor further particulars address
J.. @. FLANDERS Lessee.
may 1871 Rockville, Tenn.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17
NOTICE.

SOLDIERS BOUNTY CERTIFICATE
~ bought hghest rates. BY the Knoxville Depository.
may1Gtf JOS. r. MITCHELL. Cashier.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17

wEsr TEyyEssEE CEors.-Says the Browne
vile Bee
Reports from everywhena say our farmers arc
busy reapng wheat. The crop is noi remarkably
heavy one but all accounts agree in making the
grain the heaviest and finest that has been harvest
Cd for yesrs. Corn and grasses doing well ripe
fruit coming into market lively Weather rather
cool for cotton the PAST few DAYS
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17

i CIRQUE COURT During the last week, large
amount Of business has been disposed Of in this
C0-,, More has been done 10 reduce the number
Of ,ia cases On the docket than for some time past
o. Monday morning the State docket was taken up
Lucy Gambls was found guilty Of larceny and
sentenced to tie penitentiary for two and a half
ysafs
Lafayette Wiley FOR rape was sentenced TO The
pa.outisry The longest time possible for such q
.1no-twenty-oDo years.
Joseph Lowsllen was found guilty OF larceny
SD sentenced 70 the penitentiary for one year
james Fuleher, charged with felonious assault,
Vas found guilty Of only a common assault
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17
OCEAN STEAMERS.
nNE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND

.nNE OF THE ABOVE LARGE AND
~ splendid stsslhps vll lsF5 Pei Es o. N.lgd E5.r
f11t 5i Canal STREET 81 ie s-e-E Ne Us 3ih
sal 3fA IS every D9nth. .5z-esI uhsa hosa aats u
sGadry, 1ll then iLr rllar eatzraaysI &c h1Pl.-
WALL r8au1liIaT wa Paalula Railway a.tl aaa 1r 30
Company 70 -ll4nsliss i.H flasla f- rha FIANGf-.J
tsaChus o. AEA=4 leo
DspaftcFea ls asa sifh c-ur-c- E-rsr.. .sE
stHamsrs for TT tActtlC snd CEETnAL AHEHfCts
PORTS I--as q lEt tla1h 80 4asLAEILEJ
Departures - DE -a mnlth connects Fl L1 aaa
fi1sz bEe Ion sanaus 70 AUSTRALIA 500 HEW LEAlArD
ate1Esf ~ Jaiy tsa. eaal--ts tls-Ig aIlh hs-lsr
Japan. lesrias sal IlaHl1, August art SIS JaaH and
L-ll-
Hundred f1al4 allowed each alll-. BlEg1Ee-
accompany basaEa thFlal. alf attend ladies
ch1grl vithrat male protectors Gsrasa received thr
doeh she day before sauE FROM gisaaaa- railroads aud
anEaen1Er1 sh1 greitF A. zrst dawn early
An rsraulrd aufseoh bssrd n1feias sHl alt1ssc
Ia-.
For paasss Its 81 fastsss i..afa...sa. spgy q e.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17

hEAL Estate TRASsT ERs.--The following are
~ transfers Of real estate registered in the Office Of
'as County Court Clerk, ior The week ending June
STD, 1855
N. Rule aud Others 70 Henry Houser, trao. OF
h-din Knox county for 500.
T. z. and L. J. Croohshanks 20 john h. Gross,
-. OF land in Knox county for S7,6so
casvell Cross 10 d. X. Young and othorl, three
a. Of Land in Scott county for $500.
C-ss NJ. McGhee and Others 70 Knoxville and
LAisl.oa Railroad lot in Knoxville for $4,000
AcGhee ard Maxwell 10 Knoxville aud Charlie
y Railroad, lot in Knoxville ioE $4,000.
" North and wife 90 Rufus Brett 10. in
Aaelvi.le Tor $1,000
Jola Muudsy to G. W. Canos, tract Of land in
%aoz county Tor SEQ.
Coz " H. n. Cosuer. -raot of land ia Knox
SSaty Tor sac.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17
SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMPANY.
NAM

IMPRESS MATTER RECEIVED AND
dispatched from the ocs Of the Company Knozvils
Leaves daily FOR the south and West via chattanooga
$40 p. q.
Goods and Packages received up to tie h0ur Of 40
Leave daily foT Lynchburg and tie East, 500 A.
Goods and packages received st The hour 81 500 A.
l.a.l.s y. 8. WOODWARD. Agent
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17

THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES
notice Of his appointment Assignee OF the estate Of
c. A. lanes, Of Jonesboraugh Tennessee and D. T. Wds
city Baltimore 81 the State Of Maryland late part
in undertaking under The firm Of Eamss
Wild within said District who have been adudged bank
rupts upon their petition by the District Court said
District June 3-3t Il. A. KELLEY, Assignee.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17
- ALLOIpE WATCH.

n AGENT rs WANTED IN EVERY
44 asI %. Iva b isa aIie,s states a. s.f a.
asu inp4ss.d if.Hyu HLLofDL GOLD WATCH a
rafa ebauss % u leufT. t1r fpis1 iaIsanssnfs ~
Fs.alie ~ r lalrasI
sRADrgRD. y&E DELF & CO..
uay tA 30 u hF1a4 strrst New TsFs
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17
ATTENTION. CLAIM COMMIssIoYERs

fIiHF CLAIM COMMISSIONERS FOR
'- ssHat..f J.-E 90. . O. cau-erlssl Msastsis
siil 40 .5r bansat 81 IT, aat E a.aIIis fest
el5 V Itf H Ha4ks rsi9.Ial 20 ssl lsausl-s in a.
uiuf THOMAS WAEEH9.
mas Nanafsl lillad fsnai Is.I.lfr
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17

THE REVENUE COLLECTORS OF
East Tonnesse5 VIII hereafter send their money Nash
vile by the Southern Express Company, taking their receipt
JUST JOHN R. HENRY, Treasurer
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17

Ina Hoo LAw.-We some time since took occa-
sion TO congratulate our municipal authorities upon
-4s passage OF an ordinance 10 prevent hogs from
r-aang 81 large on the streets We understood that
Nay 10 was the time agreed upon by the Board for
.-e enforcement. Of the ordinance. Subsequently
Ss learned that the necessary arrangements for i'm
pounding hogs found on the stresis could not be
nads before the LIST Of June. The lst Of June has
passed, aud still we Gee no decrease in the number
o. tviao on the streets Are the authorities going
10 back down from their own action We hope
IL" We are sure that large majority Of tho pee
e sppsoye Of the ordinance and wish 10 see il en-
'''''d The public desires 10 be rid Of this nuisance
500 /. Is 70 be hoped that the Board will see that
ne ordinance is strictly enforced al once
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-17
DISSOLUTION.

THE 00-PARTNERsHIP FORMERLY
existing between DAVID RICHAnpsoS and T. J. sANroRp
FOR the prosecution Of tho Lumber business undsr the
and style Of Rchar dson Sanford has been this day o-
galy dissolved By mutual All unsettled accounts
&c. d. RICH1 RDsOV
Knoxville, June Z, 1865. Js101t Z ]. SANFORD
New-York tribune., 1868-09-16
1rp eoOSs.

CARPETS and FURNITURE.
~ OFARRELL bas opened for bis Fa trade 19o pieces IN
gsh ve,,s Brussels II py and Super lugau CARPETS 500
Ocoth from TO p feet VIDE Lace Curtains window Shades
Druggetts. Mats &C., &C.
The largest assortment OF rich and mefum Furniture
ia tie United iysst0y buildings literally packed
with the best eas Of Por sud Bedroom .ucs % 10 outd
all Manufactured supervision and warranted 70 De
toner Nos t and fS3 Bghhac and Nos Zo -o ana zl Ne
Thirty-tAh-st, adjoiuiny
A TJACKSON's, No. 5j1 BROADWAY:mJuST ST
n RECEIVED FROM AUCTION. A PULL ASSORTMENT OF
MOURNING GOODS ONE CASE ALPACAS 6lIe NokIh 81
A LOT OF ENGLISH CRAZE WALLS. SLIGHTLY IMPERFECT
AT HALFPRlCR.
N B.-SUlTS MADE UP AT SHORT NOTICE
New-York tribune., 1868-09-16
2jOusts amO cSmms 6lanttb.

NORWALK or GREENWICH, Ct-COIN-
~ TRY STAT FARM WANIED3J 10 90 with comi0rta-
dwelling and outbadings the preferred Apply 10
PHELPS HLLoN Co. y Piactt
NNANTED--A good DWELLING in New
w Yok Ia exchange COTTAGE -
staten Island
5000: difference viii be paid IN cash J. T. w. Tribune Ohfe
NHTANTED-FOur TO SIX ROOMS i'm good
w u-lLboiboo within % mnur sab ~ thc Ci' Hal suitable
and conveniently for boeherI4 rtiy
Address stating rent aud h pAfiicul. ROOMS Bon No
40 Tribune Ohce
New-York tribune., 1868-09-16

estate hoth in the city and in every part o the State,
us adding greatly % the value OF It's columns adj
Using medium The charges for advertising are "a
f.Uuws DAILY Tribune % cents per luc for % single
r.truoD: NLLKLY TRIBUNE, s. per me, eLMEWEEkLY
'TnmrNE. % cents per line.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-16
FALL OPENING, 1868.
STRANG 81 ADRLANCE,

III
No, 35J BROADWAY, between Franklin and Leon
nrd-sts.
win offer at Retail Monday. Sept Il.
THEIR FALL IMPORTATION
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
Selected with Great Care Tor the
BEST RETAIL SALES.
PARIS AND LYONS NOVELTIES IN CHANGBABLE SILKS.
FANCY SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY, ,,
PLAIN and COEORBD TAFFEfAS aud GROS GRAINS,
BLACK SILKS
OF Every Description,
WHITE BLACK. AND COLOkBD SAIiNS,
SILK PLUSHBS or ALI COLORs, - .,.o.,
CHAYGBABLE POPLINs SILK AND WOOL IRISH AND FRENCH
POPLfNS.
EMPRESS AND OTTOMAN CLOTHS, . 80,
IMPERIAL SERGkS FOR SUITS, and desirable article
SILK vELoURs AND BRoCHE WlSChfS.
MOURNING GOODS
In great variety Of STYLES and MAKE, Of NEW FABRiCS
BLACK ALPACASi ThB LARGEST ASSORlMtht AND CuEAF'
ESp GOODS 10 New-York, Of every style aud make
LINENS AND HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
The LARGEST MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT shown
At LOW PRICES.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES AND CL0AKlNGs
In great variety
DRESS GOODS FOR THE MILLION,
From Auction at about half cost Of importation
NIERINOS AND WOOL PLAIDS
Less than before the
HOSIERY, GLOVES. AND EMBROIDERlES
10 great variety.
SHAWLS,
Pie complete assortment ever shown.
LACE CURTAINS, &C., VERY CHEAP.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-16
a. famtrs ano dothtrs.
"DEDONDA GUANO "

"pEDONDA GUANO
and cheapest FERTILIZER introduced into the United
States pptcp sqS pVp TRY
pvDONbA GUANO" has been extensively used during the past
three ves upon every variety Of With success Ay nnpeoe
,{ a. l. sbuuiantIy by the testimonials OF rs results from
@ sLkpown And Intelligent faTmeTsn Maryland Nirnna, Dela
% Seserey and Long Island and the most eminent chemists Of
Iris Country and kurnpe - ....o -. -t-. -,
these DAYS of AgrcuunTal competition. .
PAMPHLETS containing all neesa information respecting rs sIaor'
. i'm n, use aud certificates from Mr. AW Whtock Mr. John
wboek u Mattawan ~ j. joan Perrne Aanaapan j. NJ.
q Inttgen Linden. j. Theron Lose be t3f hsni and
oheu can be obtained from WM Sn.oh p, u son,
or JAMES DAyETT, No. % Pead-s,
Agent for New-iorf.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-16
Ylp &ianito.

gay eStdAltV'
AGENTS WANTED for Matthew Hale
~ smus Ees Hoos. SUNSHINE ASD SHADOW II ht"-
ios Cu'-rnsu are ssr-i by stare iior Gntur Houses
go ioeH,s are C'.agroi 'sa e,S,s w ' R ,se. SlSsy
ASD suADow rs ssw5r6aS. sg, oss's ye over 100
S Yols 80 boo. eve, yu.tc ,h,, rs1dy. We eHpo
Do gent. 90 olcr iho oomnon Sud fof our e
s- ' f' 'jIT' F re- % c Pa'. 3 a'' ia .s sS CO Sd1 apg
AGENTS who are canyas,ing fOg the LIFE
Il OF CHASI md oAef E,Plba books eau make double 'le
c,rHssot b' a'o iakns
TIIE OFFICIAL HISTORY or THE WAR.
N THR nos. AIExANprE IL STEPHENS
q, Psi. o 81 slL ,e,l,,. l% y Hte a.' ,hr.e day.
Auo,her Bosou Mas repos ll' sa.eraer' q 1r tag.
tf a. r.e olF
Alife.s S1riOSAL PUBLISHING CO., rai..sirai., ra
AGENTS WANTED to SELL the splendid
.Hs -, q, SIASI AL s4L.A3 I e. s.'4 ,c me Ys
MoyE I'D ELtia @ % & iy M l a. o m 81 o,, yoe Pde ~ So
% t Cause n. oa coste democratic history Of the
F"'' B. THAT Co., rue5se, 80 c5s Bro,ir,y SevYoE
A YOUNG MAN WANTED in PROVISION,
g 1oaS, be nsS s Of P sn ~ ch,rss having bone
the CIV Peuulre eHi taon can Pc Eiysn. ''a sI'''
sstsn b. r,ia, resilsnce and business srpsdenes
AGENTS WANTED-i00 per cent profit on
the best ' e. I'' T. 6iRS M '' oses @.s' So 90 cat
DRY GOODS JOBBlNG HOUSE requires
n an experienced ENTRY CLERK. Apply TO c. w MOORE No.
| aJl Broadway.
DOOK AGENTS WANTED-Mcn or Women
ID every Township, Village. lai Cy ior splendid SoEs b.s m
r, " gREFRS EXPI0R,TI6N OF THg SLE TRIBUTARIES or
ABYSSNA The No myrry solved the county climate sol pro-
adventure. IN antrg hephau, LIONS Bgaag khnoceos Hippo
potamus Book Agents ceyrhcir Ni had 70 their ntet %
rrsnae @ Cluyassers having great success Ladies
' sra5o re1or Of .ecase exploration geographical discovery
t 1, issued in very attractive form, aud entertaining
'D'''' o D. CASE L Co. Publishers. Hartford, Corn.
TINO PRINTERS. WANTED n HAND
PRBssMAS one who understands tts Gordon pffSa n, AZ 81
young WOrE at JobbiaS Apply to '" j. READ No III fu'
ton's ,,,, -. 90
\VANTED-ln an office, CLERK, about IS
w year, Of age good winter and well recommended Apply
VVANTED-BOOK CANYASSERS for that
J. r. GREESMAH Co. No 80 Pihe-st. n y
VVANTED-ACTIYEL LADY AGENTS, tocan-
w this ey l9T subscription work Expenses pAA until 0s
NVANTED-A bright, well-bred Boy as Err
w RAND BOY ia school Apply At No gO Broadway, up stairs
----------------------=
alartIt anN Slate alantsIs
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS,
" Manufactured by
THE PENRHYN SLATE co.
Also.
Hesths Tiles. Cis,ers. Baths snd Siak'i
BILLIARD TABLE BIDS.
Aok made 10 Orief liberal DIS
''uan oa.:s and Marui,etory Middle Granville ,
Webouse aud SHOW Rooms 40 West Eghteenht, between
f''n Anu ''''D ILGGzER JONES. a.u,g.r.
MARBLElZED SLATE MANTEtSi Z SSRn.hr Salf the
10 COS sIthays Thryahh aud ThrtysiIihsi,
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the
WI city 20 gTeh&1.s & M,5ss na8s % S Me- 9i s KS Eat
nea las Nssfork Maa'e' pat up IN The county Cut t. ea
New-York tribune., 1868-09-16


RIAL tSTATB BEoKBRS
No 25 Nsstysr. ooit fsp,H..r. hr"-iosS ,,
rented ,Iaarsl Lo. rs-oste Aseioa sai-s oftura[t Ae.
EARM at AUCTION at Elizabeth, y. j
Tho f-,r1f- sI a De lace 40 public ale o. Iht KabAi
s,t ~ - s.,s. , ~. .t '.', . ~, ~. .,s T s q ,,
rro Boz n mile ore a. et. hHi.s 70 consists of if
a-,es ,f iluI With 2o1 e frout commanding Doe
m 60 u rt luc nf ro ai'r 70 has 90 ia io double ho''e
o.thrs tneT iea iafts FROM tif house
or the k ll.aess or 4fsf E.illng ana situated 80 near ff'
beth ih With r present roNil a Improvement OF tle cy uusi
property. Tern. ess7. NATHAN HAzES.
NOTICING reTer'ei b o. ibis property ard sale not subject TO
Adjournment.
VALUABLE PAPER MILL FOR SALE
Er.ftf tic supreme Court Tue uud,f. gufd
a,oei,cf Of a Jr prIrv a ceel Of the SALISBURY MILLS
o-es sttirvILLAGE 0F saiISBJsY MILLS oru Of Blooming
Grove County hu York on ti~ ZA DAY or htPIEMBEk
.g5 priefy Of tFc s,LI BURY MILLS MANuPACTURtNG
COMPANY. staatsl SALISBURY MILLS aor,ssd he NEW
GH BRANCH ithr hklE RAILROAD. about eight mis from
SEWICEGH the HUDSON RIVER
The property au' four u land u tfrert parcels
cont ynrs ta large STONE MILL shoni eighty
aud ic With s. Co arag steam elevator one HUNDRED anl
F.l Eve horse power se1l engine patent, one ',t t1o
M connecting and running mahiurr' and tf
tei. iar ta ma1 t.e OF taq Nig paper A hor -.l'e
to .oeter lrf apparatus and pipes tceA dwelling houses
store ious . shop, stables hraitms, a.. Sc. So
llrs which Oh a 100. -lnnl and
e .clerg AID al-s insured for 10000 The capacity Of
tle i.ii b. ilort 2 ob pounds Of paper daily
Atr pl concerning The property apply On tie premises
Or to le uld,I.sucdi aaI %, terms ol SAVE sgg.g to
Room No ~ CITY Hall New. York or
BANGS SEpGWlCK NORTH.
Attorneys for Receiver, No 10 Broadway, n Y,
where map Of the preoses may be seen.
kev-lork August 81 1903
New-York tribune., 1868-09-16
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A PARTISAN Lady an experienced Teacher,
~ would accept BOARD ia this city pleasant family, or 10
for Instructions satisfactory reference
given FRENCH TEACHER l2bt, l house east Of ID
ave, Harlem n. Y.
BOARD WANTED, in a strictly private fam
ED M Brooklyn the upper part of The N Tor four adu per
References exchanged Address CAIUs, Tribune Once
GENTLEMEN and WIVES and SINGLE
NJ GENTLEMEN be accommodated with BOARD A. No 20
Fogrtlsti also table boari~r, References required
FINWO DOORS from Fifth-aye., next door to
Breyoort House ELEGANT ROOMS to RINT. without board
HI MADISON-AVE.-RO in suites and
- sngls also entire second aoor with board reference.
New-York tribune., 1868-09-16
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ITO LET. elegant COUNTRY RESIDENCE
The upper end of the island Large brick house Vh uoieru
garden shout four ground and ha view t
city By Hgd0n River Railroad Apply 70 pO'A
Co, No - south a.
TO LET, at Flushing, Furnished House, in
capital location SIX uluies walk from depot House ana llI.'1s
and conn ete u1e rooms furnace perfect waie DIS
JAMES B. PARSONS No ly Celar-st
TNO LET in Observation-Disclosures seventh
between Fourth AMI Fnhaves. very handsome
brt HOUSE perfect order sud all the modern
without furniture Possession nneiaey Apply 70 ehNCI'A
JOHNSON. No 43 Wattrst
rTO RENT, with privilege of buying. on the
h Of April sus French roof HOUSE at Woetside n j. reh
500 from t lsi ef April price 5000 For f pareua sppv
Al Room No. u. No l37 broadway. hOkklsOH HALL.
NVE can RENT to responsible and desirable
w TENANTS furnished and uunuhed HOUSES Send ParHea
lars to PHELPS. FALLON Co.. No. - Pinest
New-York tribune., 1868-09-16
s'rcOkInn 8raI Gstnts fer Sale.

pARGAIN IN BR0OKLYN.-SG,000 for a
ID large veleu HOUSE aud 1--WE a LOTS on Nu'dam St near
Ceuratst modern yerer vines ut trees Sc Terms easy
Apply H. OLDFEiD, The premises at BIS slave yard, heut
ave, near DviHouayc., Niiamshur-h
EOR SALE-The three-stOry BRICK HOUSE
STABLE no 201 AIcrist Broo vu. near WasAI gt1u
k; 3Jyl26 Possession Immediately. Apply
10 Il. A. SPAfARp. lJl beuseust. Broosigu-
HOUSE BY lNSTALLMENTS.-G
hreestory h h-soop house, l3 4ru from ferries; 10
water foor cas rolshou immediate possession 81 Eve
rooms par rented Ol7 $50 need h ul down. M mort
gage j. ANDKBW Cooperative Binding Bank. no 22 broadway