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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1868-07-18


works OF Nature.-Ina state of health the H.
estinal canaimay be compared to river whose waters
Cow thesdoning land through the channels nature
or art has made, and improve their qualities longas
It. runs smoothly the channels ste kept pure and
healthy If the of the river is stopped then the
vster IN the canna is longer pure but soon becomes
stagnant There is but law of circulation in nature
When there is superabundance of Immortal fluid in
the intestinal tubes and costvencss takes place. flows
back into the bloo vessels and ntrates itself into
the circulation To establish the free course of the rv
er, must remove the distractions which stop its
free course and those of its tributary streams. With
the body, follow the natural prncipe-remove the
distinctions from the bowels with BRANDRETHS
PILLS. which injure, but always eectual for
the perfect cleansing of the system from all impurities
and disease. Remember, suffer drop of blood to
be taken from you Evacuate the humors often and
long they deranged, as long you sick.
See that B. BRANDRETH is in white letters in the
Government stamp. Sold by all Druggists. 9O2
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w ANTED A WooD TURNER.
g53tf Ashtabula Ohio.
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The Healing Pool and House Of Mercy. Howard
Association Reports for Young Men, the Crime of
Solitude, and the Errors Abuses and Diseases which
aestroy manly powers and create impedi,nents
age with Of relief Sent in scaled letter
ENVELOPES, free Of charge Adrtess
~ Dr.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTOr
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DEBILlTY.

DEBILITY.
There Is no ssedicin> equal TO Hooaanfs GermaS
Tzsy impqrt tai a tons s aand rigcr to he ,Sio,ss
sySteB strengthen - the appetite, cause
enjoyment Of he.-s3@ food, enable lhs ao-
ndca 10 digest IT. purify the blood gire good, sound
healthy complexion, eradicate The yrlOi0 tnge from 1e
eye, iRpdT bloom % The cheeks, and change e patient
from a SsOrt6Tedited, eRdciaied, iUedk and nervous
fnralid 10 Jt.li.t faced Stout and rigorous person
Weak and Delicate Children are
made strong by using the B1tters or
Tonic. In fact, they are Family Medl-
cines. They can be administered with
perfect safety to n child three months
old, the most delicate female, or . man
ofninety.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

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Dr.. J. SEILLIN HOGGHTOr.
Howard Association. Philadelphia.
, 1868-10-06

w Oild ~ WV W. MA 49,
still. There had been a favourable change
of weather. The crop shipped TO date
amounted TO 1902 hogshradS, 6,549
~tierces, 3 476 barrels Sng II, 1928 pun
ch ons, TIT tlercrs MolasscS, l2l IN
cheons Rum; 6,714,469 lbs. Cocoa, $50
lbs. Coffee, % bales Cotton and $50 tons
ASphaIIum.
ANTIGUA.
The Legislative Council was in session.
The most important business was the
l%rvying of ~ duty of 2s. Cd, per gallon on
Rum consumed on estates. Several
estates, among them WI that had been
thrown up, had changed hands. realizing
good prices. The island had been blessed
with very favourahl" weather.
GREN ADA.
The health of the island was good al
though the weather had heen hot, dry and
stormy. The Chronicle draws the follow
Jug dlsheartpning picture Of the Colony
Whilst in almost every sugar proiu'lng
colony Of the West Indies energetic en-
dravours are being vigo ously carried "nt'
either for rcnnomlslng lahOur and expense
in cultivation, or for applying the dIs-
coverieS of science in the manufacturing
process whilst we hear on all sides ut
steam pIuughs, artificial manures, Koagge's
patient machinery Ivy steam, concretors:
the substitution of approved chemical
substances for crude lime in DELEGATIONS,
and many other novel appliances nothing
is being don" by u plautersin Grenada,
with the view of ever testing The value OF
such inventions. We regret 10 have 10
write that we are being ouistripped in
the race by even ST. Lucia and TOBACCO"
ST. VINCENT.
The pnblic expenditure was under dis
c%usSi0n in st. Vincent and the extrava-
gance of the Government strongly con-
drmned. The Blue B ok for 1867 had
ben laid before The L g'sIature. The
total value of the export of articles, the
growth and produce Of the Island, to
Great Britain, amounted last year TO
9I79,S29 +. 3D., showing a decrease OF
about ~ per cent when compared with
the value of The exports in the preceding
year. The Imports from Great Britain
are put down at 946, 667 IS. 10d., against
G61 400 It's. in 1866 "a decrease OF
Els, 400. In manv articles the decrease
is great cotton and manufactures thereof
decreased f9 ga. The imports from the
British Wrst Indies decreased in value
about 100000 against the preceding years
importations while the Exports thereto
have increased fully 95,4OO. From Brit
ish North America we find the value of
imports at 92,835 19s. against G5,753 12s.
in 1866 - the export at G964 against
ga 622 It's. the previous twelve months.
1t thus appears that the trade with other
countries WIS rapidly declining.
, 1868-10-06

amount Sl,J9l Dc reduced tO----..... = ,JUl.
REMARK. The increase here submitted is
intended as additional pay d So pr. m. to each
of the Is Policemen in ChristianSted and Free
deriksttd, who are now in receipt of salaries
some of S32 and Others of $50 D.. M, and to each
of the 8 Policemen at KingshiIl with salaries
of $33 each,-to commence from the LIST of
October, and amounting for the 6 months to
$2l6, while on the other hand the amount
hitherto betrayed under this item as a portion
of the wages to an extra-writer at the Police
office in FrederiKSted, viz: $40 pr. month, has
been withdrawn since the LIST of July, causing
a saving Of 800 for the year.
z. The total amount of the Grant, instead
of being S15,963, to be carried out alterna-
tively:s
a, provided all the increased amounts here pro-
posed or submitted be adopted, with SIC, S4S.
b, provided the amendments proposed
sub 2, 3a, 4, 5and7 b be adopted, with S16,5l2,
REMARK. The total amount sub D.. 2 of the
Budget "the Judiciary and Police Depart
ment which in the Draft APPEARS with
S26, 663 will if a. be adopted, be S!7,54S; if
s b, be adopted, S27,2l2. If the increased
amounts granted by The Colonial Council in the
budget for I867-68 during a separation of the
Judges. Posts from those of PolicemaSterS had
been followed in the Draft of the Budget for
1868 60, the item would have appeared with
S27,963.
The discussion was held within closed doors,
agreeable to the Rules Of Business ) Z.
The voting resulted as follows
l. The amendment No. l: The grant of a per-
sOnal addition of salary to the present Police
master at Frederiksted a 5000 p a. from the
1st July 1868 to the 3lst March 1869,
was adopted with II votes against 4.
2. The amendment No. 2: The Grant of a per-
sonal addition to the clerk in the Judge's-and
Recorder's-office X. Heyliger, say $40 pr.
month from the LIST October, the amount for
extra-wriiing in the office being simultane-
ously reduced from SIS to $40, pr. month,
was adopted with IL votes against 4.
3. The amendment No. 8:
was adopted without being put to the vote.
A. The amendment No. 4: The amount of 81
pr. month be granted for wages for a mes
Senger to the Police Office, FrederikSted ard
for remunerating the POlicemaster his outlay
for paying wage to a messenger from Sep
TENDER 1867 to March 1868 $28,
was adopted with 10 votes against 6.
s. The amendment No. S Increase of salary
to the Police Assistant at Kingshill from $40
to $50 pr. month,
was rejected with IA votes against 2.
6. The amendment No. 6 a.. The increase of
So pr. month for the policemen in all the
districts,
was rejected by IA votes against 2.
Z. The amendment No. 6 b.: That the amount
for Policemen &c. be reduced from 1891
to S7,901,
was adopted without being put to the vote.
s. The Money Bill with the amendments ac-
cording to the voting, whereby the total
amount becomes sic, 542,
was adopted with IA votes against 3.
AS it was late in the afternoon, the discus
, 1868-10-06

dates are Demrrara 7th, Barbados 8lh,
Trinidad 5th, 1T. Vincent, Antigua, and
Grenada to lhp 3rI inst.
DEHERARA.
The dismissal from lhr Bench ofChlet
Justice Beaumont was still the absorbing
topic, that gentleman having prior to his
departure f,om the Colony forwarded 10
the Court OF Policy u protest against the
d, c,>ion OF the Judiciol Committee of the
Prlvy Council, and >igniIylng his in'en-
ton 10 take steps to induce her M'Jrsty
the Quren TO revoke her Royal Warrant
~dr<mu<>ing him from his office. 1t was
rep ,rted that Col Hill, III, Governor of
An igna hal been appoin'ed The successor
of NJ. HIrck>, and that the Latter would
be trausf rr,d from the gnvrrnorshlp OF
Demera,a to the VicproynIly of 'hr Do
m,nion Of Canada, which, IT true, will he
a singular instance of the mutahlIity OF
political aft is. The following quantities
of produce had been shipped during tn"
forInight-4S2 hogshead<, IS %tir'ceS, 573
barrels and gil bags Sugar; l54 pun
cheon>, aud 6 hogshrAd> Rum; 4l9 casks
MnIasSrs 2S9 f ct Timber; CTS barrels
Charcoal 30 bales Cotton and $50, 600
Shingles.
BARB ADOS.
Since the beginning of the month the
weather had heru exceedingly ~ul'ry, with
the thermometer at IS to 50, and HE
wind variable. The cane crop was re-
ported good in the central district, but.
along the seacna>t, especially in Christ
Church and S.. Lucy, il had suffered from
the Ioog continuance of the drought.
The crop of The current year had been
shipped almost to the last hoash, ad,
amounting to 5S,O69 hog>hrad> Sugar,
23,G43 puncheous Rum, 1,4l8 hog>hradS
aud 1855 barrels MoIa$Sts 1t was re-
matkable as one of he largest, it not the
largest crop ever made in the colony.
The quaint y If Rum shipped amounted
10 only 6 puurhronS, 43 hogSheads, show
ing that nearly all thai hid been shipped
had been drunk on The premises. Tive
term of the Colonial parliament havi
expired lie H use of Assembly was dis
solved but the writs for the elections
had not been iS>u Il, aud il was expect d
would not be till the arrival of HE new
Governor, the Ho bic. Mr.. Rawson.
TRINIDAD
There had been IA meeting of the Lee
gisIalive Council, but the bu>in' So done
was hardly of more than local interest.
A vote of $500 had been awarded for
settling and awarding The Crown Lands
in The north,rn district of Monl>errat.
There had been u little difficulty at the
Venezuelan Consulate. Manages the R
v"luuonary Chief and NV PreSid nj Of
Venezuela had accredited II new Consul
t" tn" C"lo"y who not lavi 6 received
his erequutOr could not act, aud the Com
, 1868-10-06
From the Packet Edition 9fMe Cleaner, Sept. "a.
Inter-COlOniai Summary.

The Packet brought us our usual ex-
changes from HE sister colonies. The
dates are Demrrara 7th, Barbados 8lh,
Trinidad 5th, st. Vincent, Antigua, aud
Grr to lhr 3rI inst.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
AZ lM lInEn.y sTnEsr wEEKs 4 KNNIEE,

At 100 IIgER,y STREET WEEKS & KELLER,
~ auciioncers viii sell the day at ~ NJ the celebrated
Trottng orsa 'iIay Harry years ies high warranted
and knd tintod NJ Kalamazoo Mich. in 3al; 90.
lu1opin County Far 1856. -3t; rack. fall
,ns. iads Grant and iaay velne and dssnosd them
IN 23 bclt $40 any good aay. sold HithonI re-
serve. trustee Tfotug Horse sorfe l5lG hands veal
old, KIND dr of great endurance ris
In $50 with eAss; formerly owned by Mr. Wing OF Fough
kecpSe. j. ei ab respect spennld roadster
belogirg e. private geEtemHI The beautiful T. otng
Horse ryer fr years old l54 hands, warranted sound
aud ud of the uesi gfncnsns " horses this cy
aut aad Style trot 24O the properly
OF prita, gentleman. fine young Irottng Mare, ey
Morgan Nut ID gears OLD, les high, warranted sound
ana KIND ised IN Orange county, ont OF eitonnder han
Ia .jD and Is very poIa-igg: Is Srowu rs
tue suita hly: very fine and worthy Of attentions
several farm Horses. Wagons, liarLcss, Robes &C.
season.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
4 -At rnE CRY AUCTION MAhT

A Al TIE CRY AUCTION NAhI,
~. Broadway and Thirty ninth street. J. J. HENRY.
Aucioneer. Regular sale u. morninl, at II o'clock. "t
Horses, Carriase-, Harness, Robes. Bianaets WHIPS &C.
no p0 tpOnement aCcoun. Of weather. Among the
horses i bay Horse 5 hands high, years old, perfect
Is kind; spendi saddle horse aud truts 10
les than three nntes also Road Wagons and Harness
black lJi1 hands high, ktrd IN a harness. good
work horse; iorsc. las hands high, years od
sound and KIND. perfect family docors horse - afraid
nothing stands without tying; black Horse, ID
hands Morgan stock years old. sound and kind;
In tnr miDucs aso Top WAGON and nrness also
other fni dcscr pi,ns 81 sale special attention ~
asked % OF eaborately finished Couch lar
ness; cost = so and q tJ.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
py HEsRy II. LEEDS 4 MlsEn.

Wi coll bv suction hcduc sy, Thufsiay and Friday
GB.h 9th ans -sA gat, at no. ocoeE esob day. at tho
well BerrAn Maruro0As, fut Broadway. nearly
p0site MclrYIsl tfrei he aGas valuable OF
gouscfarni Ag Articles which wil be found every
tci8 Usad Camille iu norslkeerfng. This thc most
eompcta offered fps sale ~ public auction ia
this city. Catalogues on morning % sale.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

no IET-A NEW AND ELEGANTLY FINISHED
i hr,i class HoUsc Containing fourteen rooms
emncncs IN the lJEttiou Paterson, j..
minutes from ITO kre li road depei. inquire of &.
WniFEf Al uta ayeuEe or 1t /. broadway Paterson,
y. j.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

A UCIInS sALE--oN WEDNESDAY. FEB. 26 By j.
JENk Ms at II O'Clock. the contents Of the Waveriey
uo stables hrty ninth street ami Broadway ten OF the
pest "ses ever offered at aucon five OF them can tfo
inside o two minutes and forty seconds: beat s
Aso sht top and no top Wag skeleton Wagon; all
nearly new Double and siagie Harness. city made 1--we
hemoe sieighs Saddle Hr dles Bankots AL to be sold
70 the highest bidder without Upe Express Wagon
shifting sdes The horses speed and style viii be showa
On tho slrest 10 q wagon
A uCiIoN SALE-RY MuNDY & HIGGINS AT 435
"A Broone street. Thursa,y Feblu "a at IL O'CLOCK
consisting OF general assortment Of household Furniture
DC, &c
A UCTIOE SATELLITES DAY. AT $50 SECOND AVE-
n nue. at II o'cinck stock and Fixtures OF that well
stocked Family Grocery, highest bidder. Positive SALE
CAMPBELL. Auctioneer.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

VIII NtIi NveF SII,UJV worth OF
elegant Household Furniture tho sory private resi-
deuce g est shth street g rton place. between flith
aud ixh avenues this ay ~ cd csday feh 70 morning.
ii O'clock pcc; ely, consisting uf magnificent rosewood
Piano elcg farot suts with satin brccaei reps.
IurRsh ChairS, Centre Tables rtaGet,
Marers Luce curtains. kookcase works of Art Bronhh
Clocks Vases ue Ol Paintings rosewood ard wnut fec-
Sus, Mattresses, he.is. Linen Sctas Chairs Rock
ers Sdohcsrd EXteuscn Table Glass, China and silver
ware, fHble cutlery, suo positive Reliable men IA
at.en lance 10 pack goods for purchasers
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
A CCrICA NOTICE
T. sHERiFf'S SALE FOR CASH.

WILLIAM TOPPING d CO.. Auctioaeers
VIII seh tins day (H ednc-day Feb ID salesroon,
lSs Ch';reb street, At iuba o'cock
a Joober stock or Ribbons
Consisting OF
Acarlous. 2iS5 Tieces Tafeta and Satin Tvlmin. Rib
bone, so. sac ~ assorted coiora
~ car,ons s2 pecea SILK Bonnet Ribbons No. IL TO CO.
assorted coora,
~ cartons A3i pieces Satin and Taaea Ribbons. No
To II, assorted cOorH.
Bv order of JAMES O'BRIEN, Sheriff.
JACoa Deputy.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

RIO LLT-lV LcXlSGToN AFsNUE, TWO HAND
4 some new iuu~ story brown sone Houses, between
iyeth 9ud til'ySeveath streets. having all the modern
improvements aud IL npiefc or4cr suitable for large
family For terms arpy to 3. BLAACU ~ south Willam
street
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

y go hyo h"ar9 with ~ Lorse power; Wright ~crcl
son yO chair manufacturers l6U est wenty. stvcnth
sire
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

CHt6lFF's SALE.--CNDEECLOTHING DRY GOODS.
- dc. RICHARD NALiERS, Auc,iuncer,
viii g This day (N ednescay). At ii O'clock, at East
Broadway, "A large $50 OF Linen ana rhnnei Under
clothiug Canvas fine Wool shirts, hosiery Dry Goods,
Sewing Machines. sc. JOHN KELLY, late sheriff.
JoiN g. Lrsr, Deputy.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

RIO LFT-THE rPPrE PART or rcILDiNG 50. i52
Fulton street, thro pf Br0adyry i.r
acusrs impure X BROWN BROTHERS, ~ GoNery.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

RIO LFT--rHE STORE no. 10 SIXTH AyFSrr, WITH.
out fixtures from thc lat o9 March Int a!rc 2. 4.
GRO Il, az tie private door
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

TO LET-OSE NICE FRAME BUILDING, WITH
4 stable md carriage room ami esh lots of Ground,
SEVENTY second street. corner nih avcnHe rent SLIGO.
immediate possession. inquire CT SCHULTZ HABEER,
liz East Fourteenth street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

rI'O LET-Nt,R BROADWAY AND UNIOS SQUAR~,
two connect Ruildin-s Ill and i3 fss lhirtrrnth
1880 ana two Floors liz Fas Fourteenth street.
inquire Of sCtULTZ Il WAEKER
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

rI,c LFT-FnR a TERM or YEARS. TIVE -FOUR
story bun nng and of Eifhty.third
and Third avenue Amy 10 =, LISCKE kig.t! fourth
street aud III ~ avenue
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

YIIO LET-TiiE UpPER PART OF TIL Bu1LDTs 20 80.
u so Brcaway fnnr doors from Union sQi4s ia: la-
bly, situated min mary esia lsbmons othtr business.
Apply 70 H. H. CAMMhSN. 81 Pine s1eet
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

+ BoGAEr. AUCuONEEI.
Cd. THIS DAY,
at IA o'clock, ut the auction No. ! North william
gertee Household FuntuTe aor and
Easy Chairs, marble top dressing bureaus marble sop
Nashsanns, Frenct Plgte per ctAss. rosewood Centre
Tanos, elegant large mahogany Extension DiGing fable,
Lounges Bc0steada and Beddn - Brussels CARPETS,
hucher's Cars mahogany sidepoad, q iocsery China
Ware. Sewing Machlur. fuinp, stoves, dc also =
large lot of Eughsh ucoth CARPET &C., from French .
tioel; two Gold Watches, Double Barrel Gun. Cash
de uslis required.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

rN0 RT-S coon DRY RS E@ENr AND FGrR
Lof 2ixO reasonable pos essnn of par ~
med atey aOO reasi street, Bscknan street
Peck sin.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

T COLE EAuCTI0NEER.-FuLf0SA AvE>Uf sTORns
81 Nos. 8S and $50 between Portland and oxford 81.
JAMES COLES sON will sch on "Wednesday March :,
1865 at II O'Clock. a the City saesronm Phenx building.
10 cur atieef MontAgue iiroOKyu, the following
uitn ayanueTwo fne three story and cellar
prck stores and dwellings, each cont ns nine rooms be-
sides stoe, two marble nante CRATES pped Tor
ter. sewer connections. AL in eriect orde These
stores the best part cf tic sree among the finest
Gtpres and well worth The attention q plrcha ors
TERMS very liberal ritle perfect Full particulars nt the
once Of the auctioneer 80 Fulton street, Erooklyn.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

HOUSEHOLD tgENlrtRE, Mitaohs, oARrKfs, &C.,
ottuUurd by Or"T ur tc NJrgagsc from thc 3h insi.
gntil rnmnrp NV uiihk7nAYl, gih.
JOHNSTON sAS TAsSfLL wii sell BY auction 10.
trursJsN, feb. y, s6s. ~ D eriGnH nj tbefr
seesroo No 81 bey street ~ crser c tue n.origsgee,
aud ealusr, assortment cf Household furrurc,
copa Rrcr Sus, Ane carret, French plate Mirrors,
AMI painted Bcdrooia SUITS Blict, lining Tables,
Etageres, MasbstRuds. DrDssug Bgreas French china
glassware ,uried Hair Msifcsss, feather Beds soo
Psnwa Bsmass Nnd Lace yurtainr fsiys- Bfusscs Ano
tngrain Calusia Catalogues rnAdS.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

RIO LET-FOrR STORY HOUSE AND STORE l2s MER-
street. BpArdins House la2 Beecker 10 Rooua,
House ~ Greenwich and II, III Wayerey place.
Inquire Of r. }. GIBBONS. 100 Bleecaer street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

r N. CAMPBELL 4 Co, AUCTioNEERS-wiLi. SELI.
81. stock and Fixtures Of kestaurant md
Coffee saloon Rare barasn ths DAY ut private sale oice
lL6 sixth
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

>STcRF ANn RAsFM MT, WITH LOFrs. IN THE
of Fro Ill III store md Basement In
"a Greene reri: tnuedate Tossessnu given Rent very
low to good tentuL Apply to Il J. HOWARD, 81 Greene
street
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

SHEEirF'S SAL '.--RIcHAeD WALTERS, AUCTION
~ wl sell this day tNednesdayl. at u O'Clock at
Butts Livery stable. Baysr and Elizabeth Streets
one truck, liol,se and Harness.
Eugene Drf.iNG. Deputy. JAME: O'BRiES Sheriff.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

II H. LUDLOW CO. AvCTfoSEERs, OFFER At
II. private sale, Thompscn street 7srii0 feet near
Beeciss street 5p Thompsop ssss 9iaea feet nssr
gnaSe street. NJ rios slrsSt
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

[, OR SA .E-LOTs ON ivitiI STREET. FOURTH AMI
Il Fifth avenues; part on mortgage .
koBERT MiCLAY II Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

RIO LET uR LEASE uMMEDJATE POSSESSION -
The four story brown l,ouse 3 West forty ffth
street. Eth avenue. Bi up Il lot
A. lkaADWElI.. IAS lhnnhcrs street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

yf'o LET aR LEhsE-siiE THeFg sloEY - rrEr
frCi Store i2J Grand street Il of Crosy
ore hio x cat y Broadway Apglyro hOMEe MORGAN,
No. . Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

T'o LET-BR0ADwaY STORE 6gl. SIzf; 2Exin0: ALSO
the four story and basement store lgs Mercer
2Sv5 VIII - let tenant; rent loa AZ
ply to WI. L. BURkE 4G. Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26
sALEs Ar AHC1ICN.e

~ N. LUDLOW A co. AuCIrSfERS. 0FFRR AT
~. private sale, Ilaa.ton 20AilO fee
Thois West Houston 2oIlvU feet near sullivan
Apply at N0 Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

fNO LET-FURNISHED WITH INN 1DtAT. POSSE =
sion. three high starp brown stone House S Wes,
Forty-fh street. between tth and sixth avenues; SO
per month; reference. Inquire at the house.
The New York herald., 1868-02-26

y0oR SALE A VERY FINE FOUR STORY BROWN
front hilh stoop .ox5oxUo feet, West iy-dfih
Inc loCaton fret every partcular possess
immediately; prlcr $50 90: terms TO suit
sMiin Y M. -, an ghth Avenue.
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SToRFS TO IF~-3e0 AND $50 BOWEPY APPLY
- 70 WILLIAM Il. toBERTS, %! Gowery.
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- ~ Nhs.4u SII'r,' ~ ~, ~. I, - tuS' vI.c.
VI. u. MINER EAkkfE WI sell st sutt.0u. tticav.
Fob. - 81 u occ. at their le-ro6n ~ Nassau street.
large collection o. ancient and modern oil Paintings
ChronIos, fagrayinrs g., including Invoice OF nue
pcufes Ist vel from europe aud before
10 ;as country. Parcuirs "a tinc WI. DC exhibition
"Wednesday morning.
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yaoR sALE-WiTu STABLES IN TIL. REAR TWO
frame in West 1wentv. seventh street price
So OOu each aud COED tenement houses ia west
Twenty ninh prices from SJJJ TO Sl2vu eacn, Oh
easy TERMS Apply 70 j. C0kBii, Zl Ninth avenue.
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e House, with ali modern improvements: price tilUoo
part culars inquire premises. 4vg We thirty
third street. or OF ALBERT aUNTER, 100 Fulton street,
Nav York.
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raoH SALE-TiIREE STORY nIGH sToop BROWN
stone front, Wes Fo.tyeishth street n good order
aud good locstiOn rec $1,000 Also three story hlgh
suou brick West TMentysxth street 2x5 xl fee orice
So 5yM SMiiH & MEAD, 4Uu fghth avenue.
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L-oR SALE-ON PEI. AL NECK, EIGHT NILES
from Central Park 81 of rich Land. elegantly
situated on the point with front OF over
mile and quarter suitable for sp.s ijd cJuutry soaL ol
laying villa sites; terns lioera. Inquire ot S b Do1EA
ia Washington street Brooalyn.