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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-08

Post ONCE Department has directed that the follow
ing uniforms be worn by letter carriers while on
duty:-First, single breasted sack coat Of 'cadet
gray" or, technically, ''bue mixed cadet CLOTH"
extending two-thirds the distance from the top Of
the hip bone to the knee, with pocket at each side
and one ON the left breast all outside, with flaps
two and threc-fourths to three inches wide, with
length to suit. say six and a half TO seven inches:
coat to be bound entirely round with good plain
black alpaca binding one inch wide, to be put half
over edges with five brass tons, with the design
Of the seal OF this department. tpostrider
with mailbag across the sadde) down the
front, to button up to the neck. and one
hafinch black braid round the sleeve two and a half
inches from the bottom. Second-Pants OF same ma
terial and color, with fine black broadcoth stripe,
one-half inch wide, down each leg. Third-A single
breasted vest. OF same material and color, with
seven oval brass buttons west size with the letters
sP. O. upon the face. F0urth-Cap Of the same ma
teral and color, navy pattern, bound round with .
nne black cloth band, one inch and half wide.
with smaLsized buttons at the Sides OF the same
material and design as those on the vest and glazed
over for the wet weather. Fifth-A reversible cape
detached from the coat, reaching to the cuff OF the
coat sleeve when the arm ~ extended OF the same
material and color on one side. and gutta-percha
cloth on the other side, with five buttons, the same
as on the coat. down the 'front.' and bound entirely
round with plain black alpaca binding, one inch
wide put half over edge
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average temperature Friday. y....;.'..'.."
Average Temperature for the past week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-11-08
FIRES DURING THE MONTH OF October.

Fire Marshal Bracket on Friday last submitted
the following report OF fires which occurred in thi
city during the month Of October last and portion
OF this month";
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average temperature
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10
1868 49, 1868
.oGDENSBURG TO THE WEST,

NORTHERN TRANSPORTATION co, the
only Through line between osdenseurg, Ihlaaeo,
and intermediate ports Only ak days through,
without change Of baat' Tbs Wen AhoNh Nsl ~
liable Company, Will during the present season.
nun their line 0i llrst elrss and upper cabin
sTEAMER
daily, between osdenshurg, oswego, Cleveland
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Milwaukee anu lh'sl,
mediate parts. Leaving OSdensbaIs ON a''NA
oi express train from the east,
Passengers and families moving Wet .an s, ..s
bark with their Luggage, Teams, stock, Ae,, anu
land together without disturbance or uahshlp-
ment, al their port Of destination, thus avoiding
the great inconvenience OF the many Changes
delays and expenses OF other routes,
ArIhe Steamers have large Cabins aud Siats
Rooms amply and neatly furnished, ioT FIRST
CLASS pRssENuElts, and second eapihs Win
roak Stoves and comfortable accommodations tot
Passengers and Families, who may wish 70 iai'
nish their own provisions
ACNo efforts will be spared Ia MAINTAIN rus
reputation Of tins, as the
CHEAPEST AND REST ROUTE
| A thorou.h rebuilding, rhttins, repairing and
rehlrni,hins, with several new boats added 70 TIE
/ lime. makes tins nuw the most eomiattah,sl pleas
ant and expeditious route 20 the uifAf Wtst'
he sure and see the Agents OF this Lane beion
| you buy your tickets
kCfrusty men viii Away. meet Passenger
| al the DEPOT in Ogacnsburg 90 take cheeks ana
! r,.eheck baggage for tins lane.
Ask Tor Tickets VIA NoTthrln itdhsl"lta1'o'
Cumpany's Steamers, the only ball! American
Line leaving Ogdensburg,
We will make II the interest Of every lFaNeie
10 sc the Agents Of this Line before purohasihl
elsewhere,
Through Tickets over all Western hailinN
LINES can he obtained on application 70 nhohul
NJ SMITH office corner Ford and Pattrtn
streets, opposite johnson House, osdensoefi
New York. -.
RrOne hundred pounds Of Baggage n.y.
each passenger. Baggage checked through
STickets for sale At all stations on the lli
Q Of the Rutland and burlington and Vernon
Valley Railroads.
For through tickets and other information, q
nv Ia q, A. EDDY,
Office Steamers landing, ogdensburg, \, \,
GEO. w. SMITH, Gcnvyal Ticket Agent.
III. u0ODSO, Passenger Agent, lowbm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

STEALING CATTLE.-The Brattleboro
Phoenix relates the following in reference
to depredations on cattle.in Windham
county
A daring theft occurred in the south
part Of Guilford on Friday night, Aug.
2s. Two yoke Of oxen, one pair belonging
to Thaddeus Ashcraft and the other to T.
L. Burdick Of Brattleboro, who owns an
adjoining farm, were stolen from their pas
lures and driven off during the night.
Mr.. Ashcraft discovering his own loss the
n.ext morning, assisted by his neighbors, at
once took steps to ferret out the matter.
The course taken by the thieves was
traced for some distance without mu oh diff
ficulv, though great pains had been taken
te prevent discovery, in most cases fence:
and even stone walls taken down being
carefully replaced as found. The direction
taken was toward Green River, sometimes
following the road and at other times go
ing through the fields, either to save dis
lance or avoid discovery, Several whip
which are missing along the route ar
thought to have been taken by them
Avoiding Green River village, they fol
lowed up the Green River road, stoppin
over Saturday in the woods on Sheare
hill, near the Halifax and Wilmingto
line. AT Wilmington they were seen b
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several citizens, having passed through
nat Mace about 5 o'clock Saturday even
ng, Hero the trail which had been lost
before reaching Green Riyer,l was again
taken up hy members Of the pursuing
marty, accompanied. by officers iron VIII
minnton. who as we understand, at
ahoutal o'clock, overlook the thieves VIZ,
their spoils near the old Fox tavern s'aha
in Searsburg, They were promptly -
cured, and brought back 70 Wiuhnseoh'
where preliminary trial was heia On
Monday. The names OF the ihalviauaiS
crested are George Shearer and - fisS,
nth az Shelburne, Mass, Shearer is known
Ia nersons in this vicinity, and Is SAID 70
have local notoriety for INDUCING IN
similar scrapes. What they intended
10 do with the cattle does not fnily
appear, but they reported themselves
destined for Bennington, where they
probably intended TO realize what
they could from them and then "skeaaa'
die" They were ordered TO procure
.bond. in the sum Of $500 each for their
appcarance before the Windham county
Court, the September term OF whiVh
meets at Newfane in few days An OF,
ganiled gang Of thieves and despefaaoes
il believed 10 exist on the Massachusetts
harder. two other eases OF cattle stealing
having occurred in that region WITHIN
short time. in which neither the pefPe-
traitors nor their hooty have rs yet come
TO light IA.
In addition to the above, petty thei'-
arfAeported to have since occurred III inc
neigh6ashood of Green River, harnesses,
: buffalo robes, etc. are missed by difisreh'
individuals. Efficient measures ought ~
i nnce Ia be taken TO ferret out these miser
able scamps and bring them 10 ln-'ioe
IA MrnprEBuRy.-The following Is TIL
: vote Of Middlebury, given for the variou
State and county officers
= For Governor,
y Page, isl EdW"rdS' ia
IS observation-disclosures,
Thomas, 4Sl. Noyes, ia,
.e Treasurer,
T. Page, Asl. Williams ia
Congress,
nj c. W.Willard. Asa, Cain. l22.
!. covNry OFFICERS.
senators,
- IN. Dyer, AL. |, d, Fletcher, u
+, VIM. L. Nash, 40. John \, Beers, Il
Id. Eldridge, /.
Judges,
=, I'M Slade. 4Gs. c. J. Sopor, 1913.
" Nj Allen, 476. Geo. Gage, l2i.
States Attorney.
CIV. Grandey, l74 L. X. Wright, l.
a. Sheriff.
L., IN. Tupp, III. 5. L. Sprague, Il
eel High Bailitf,
Ed. Gorham, IL. Il, 5, Howard, T.
TX Judge Of Probate,
All C. G. Tildcn. 3j6. l.. l., Wright, K
OF +. X. Severance, NJ T. Shaekett, Jam
VI. Slab, each.
~ Justice, oi the Peace.
NJ John W. Stewart, James NJ. Sladc,
not John II. simmons, ], s. Bushnell,
l. Norpan Tuppcr, I. II. Mcleod
r. y. Stearns, l.. d. Munger,
ar- Ira W. Clark. James McDonal,
"Wutru WAY rue WIND Blow
:, \ vote II the passengers on the ira
which left Saratoga for Rutland, at nj
orIack on Saturday morning last. for
az preferences for President resulted in
the for Grant. far Seymour 30 This is
dieauye of the voice Of the people.
TllE LrGlsLAru isE.-Returns thus
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Vermont Items.

% and 81 years, /
Mrs, Henry Walker OF shoreha"
died Of consumption On Tuesday Aug
-, aged "A, i
DR., Kitohel and party have fetefh'"
to Middlebury from eamp'ng-ont h'h'"s
excursion to Lake George
ON Thursday last Charles Robbins OF
Ripton was arraigned before Justice slade
az Middlchury, and bound up in siao Tor
assault with intent TO kill" on the person
II Robert Aldrioh.
II 4. Sheldon, in the Register, says
the rain fall since January first IN that
county has been from 600 TO 1000 tons
to.tho acre less than in any OF the last
tive years
Derby, the home Of Mr. Edwards
the Democratic oandidate,giycs Gov, Page
net increase Of 20, and total majority
of 1916 80,
North Star Lodge No, II OF Rich
mand are going to build them a new hall
4 site has been purchased on Ransums
corner for 5000, and the ground is broken
for the foundation Of the building,
The New Haven Mills Cheese Fac
tory has fully met the expectations Of it.
friends the present season. Tho products
find ready sale in market at round prices
The New Haven Academy, Capt \
l. I.cayenworth, Principal, opened OF
Monday Of last week, with forty'SlS stu
dent, the first day,
The Shoreham Young Mems Chris
liam Associations new chapel is nearl!
ready for occupancy. The Association
-ull active and prosperous.
There i considerable sickness in tn
town OF Shorcham, especially in the east
ern part.
On Monday last John Humphrcy'fe
from a load Of hay, and received, it
feared, fatal injuries,
Joseph Gleason Of Halifax cut o
four tues and otherwise injured his rigl
t,at by a soythc, few days since,
On Monday Washington Crafts d,
Bradford was out loading hay and fe
over on tho load dead. Cause supposed
he heart disease.
Mr. Wallace ot West Fairlee vi
thrown from hi- wagon on the Goth al
and received injuries from which lie die
on theuext saturday
-Om Tuesday night the 10Th ult, ;
prisoners made their escape from the j.
At CLyl-e, ny cutting through block
granite ever one Of the cells,
Lowell Powers. Of East Cabot, late
attempted TO commit suicide by cuttil
Ius throat with jack-knife. He did n
succeed in killing himself though he
still in critical condition.
Tho t..n term Of the Burr and 81
tau Seminary commenced AZ Manchest
ON "Wednesday of last week. With q fl
corp, Of teachers and about seYcny-h
students
The Vermont and Mas-achusett. r.
''td no" se!t coupon tickets good Iof
mp between t'ifenhetd and Boston al
discount vi hiteen per cent
NJ Hiram $. Walker Of Maneho-t
aE.d about seventy years, met with 4"
"a ~arpu. accident on elh'S,''E Ia
While ascending a ladder in his barn a
when about twenty feet from tho Il
he rI+HC 81 ml~sttlt anu 4tI4' stunning
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sTATE or VERMONT, DISTRICT

- Of Rutland, s.. The Probate Court Tor the
District oi Rutland.
10 an persons interested IN the estate Of Gordon
Newell, late Of plttsiord, in said district, de
ceased, hhhf tAN"t
by the authority Of the state ~ Netla,ht' N.N
Court. al ne prohate Office IN Rutland, IN sad
district, on the 81 Tuesday Of sept, \, ID, 1905,
Ia show cause, If any you have, Why the account
of ;, II, kcllasg and j, NJ. Goodnough, eSeeutors
II the estate Of said deceased should not % ~
lnwed. AMI .lso why the residue Of said estate
should not 10 distributed 10 the parties entitled
/ thereto, ..
Dated At Rutland, in said district, thu. slst day
/ Of August, 4, d. lsGs, .-..,.,.,,
Z 3bsW}ws HENkN IL, sMl III IrktNAttt
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Ieoal Notiffs.
NOTICR-WHEREAs, MY WIFE,

~ OrpAa Julia Whitney, having LETT my hea
and hoard, in company with lanalAo H. huFr
ruushs, Of Plymouth, Vt, lalso taking 4 young
ehla II mine, 81 about y Year, y ase, ths Is %
M, aft,r his date SAID burroughs j. atout uNe
hot nino inches in hight, hight oompleNlon blue
eyes With long whiskers and mustaehe, said
orpha Is small u stature, small taee, brown han,
blue eyes. Any person giving ihloFiaatoh when
may lsaa IA he discovery u the whereabouts a
either one o. 10th 81 them, Will b suitably re-
warded. ira WHITNEY,
Plymouth, W., Aug, 29tA, lses, auNsw'
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IMroRrANr To IN

MALLS IL hEIICATE HEALTH.
IT. law, Ms, and hGalsott street, Hs~tou.
= s"9sNtseA daill tn all stsAses tngi3eut Ia tbs
lemale SYSTEM, lppaIsus uteu ar t.lhpE, ~ ~
Malnh, fluoE Alhus, suppression, ana oth,r
Menstrual h,rangemeRts, ATE all tgeai,I uran
new pathological ITtnelplvs, aud sI.rdy rrltf
guaranteed ia a very tewdays,
~, haS has, ~ doubt, had grrattF experience
N the eure u ttsaases II women and children than
any Other Ihs stefan in Ioston,
hoanlng accommodations foF patients Who may
wish 70 stay IA hsfan a lew days under his tnat-
n H. All lrttrTs must contain t0ur F,l stamps
on they will no, b. answrrd
othee hours trulu a. N. tasR.m. i..ty
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KurtASp, VI, May LIST, ISIS.
MrsSll-. FN>Ncis FESS 5 Co., My wife has
been sick most ot the time this spring, and We
were AFRAID ahe was going into decline. was
told to try Dr. Bnyees sarsapaltila, and WIN
the first bottle she received great benefit, and al
ter using the second bottle rtIalned her health en-
tlrely. l eheertally recommend It,
l.. IL PARISH.
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CANCERS!

DIR. KNIGHTS new treatment for Cancers
slrpasses all others now in use. 1t cures without
knife, plaster or pain, and heals without scar
Every kind OF disease treated with great success
Uumnrs OF every kind erndieated from the sys-
tom No charge for consultation. Oihee, 299
fremont street, Boston. I9"om
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A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN Pa
ATE&IS.
Il. Il. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,


late taeat orhe United States Patent 0see,
Washington, mdeT Tie act Of 1887,
No. IS Stat. ST., opposite Kilhy ST., Boston,
After au.c Intensive practice Of upwards of twenty
years CONTINUES to secure patents IN the United
States; also in Great Britain, France and other
foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bonds,
Assignments, and all papers or drawings for Pa
lcuts. cNecuted Vn reasonable terms with Dispatch
Researches made into Amcflcan ana Foreign
works to determine the validity and utility OF Pa
tent, If lnscItIous, and legal and other advice
rendered on all matters touching the same. Copies
ut the claims ot any patent tarmshed,ny felhitllhe
uu dollar - Assignments recorded IN W ashlngfon.
No agency IN the United States possesses supe-
nor facilities ur obtaining Patents or aseeftaining
the ratcutahiltty Of inventions
Duilns cptht months the subscriber, IN the
course OF Ii, large practice made ON twice rejected
a1prratiaus, SIXTEEN APPEALS, EVERY
ON i OF winch MAS decided in his favor by the Com
missioner OF Patents.
TESTIMONIALS
"rrsa,,I Nj Eddy one Of the most capable
and -ut-.>- ga practitioners with whom have had
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
a. kavt, ma h,~itt'lpn IN assuring inventors that
thry rstulut employ man more competent ana
Trustworthy and more capable of putting their ap-
ple.ttiuuS ia a form to secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent ONCE.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late. Commissioner of Patents"
Nif II, II. Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN
appl,q.,tlone IN "a but ONE of which patents have
been granted, An that one is now pending. such
unmlstakabla prput Of great talent and aoihty on
hl- part, lea Is inc to recommend all inventors TO
aruy to hlm to procuir their Patents, a. they may
br sur. al having the most faithful attention be-
slowed their cases, and At very reasonable
char.e,s JOHN TAGHART.'
! Boston, Ian. /, 1865. i;wly
usIbplptr ,<1, rn THE AEFI lot.
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Read what the Rutland Herald says
A COOP SPRING MEDICINE. Or. Boyce's Sars-
aparilla, manufactured by Francis Fem y Go. OF
this place though but recently introduced IN TINS
.rrt,op, * already meeting with large sale and
giving much satisfaction. Its properties are such
as to make II An excellent blood purifier. precise
ly the thing which most people want at this sea-
son, to cleanse the system and guard against the
diseases incident to approaching hot weather. We
have personally tested the qualities OF tins sarsa-
panlla. aud cordially recommend 1t TO the public.
FRANCIS FEM SEQ,
PRorRFToRs
Rutland, vi.
Everything that goes to make up a first class
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10
ESTABLISHED 1861.
THE GREAT AMERICAN TEA COMPANY
have appointed
/ J.E. GLYSS, Morse's Block, Centre St,

J.E. GLYSS, Morse's Block, Centre St,
Rutland, VI,
As Agent Tor the sale of their Teas and Cotlees
and have selected the following goods from Their
stock To meet the wants Of this community. IheS
are sid at the same prices that the company stu
them Al their warehouses N New horG, ~ 'he
following price list viii show
PRICE LIST Oh rEAs.
oolonr, Black Soc, 9Oc., best 81 pcr TO-.
Young Hyson, Green 81, best 81 -
Uneolored Japan, 81, best 81 -
Cunpowder, Green 81 Is, best 81 10
Fngilsh Breakfast, Black 81, best 81 20
Long Arm Chop, tblAek lea "ith green
favor 81 10
We call special attention 70 the Long Arm
Chop, This Tea is composed Of the choicest leaves
and cured without eoloriug matter OF any KIND,
and in precisely the same manner ~ u prepared
for native consumption. II cannot lAi "a snll al
tastes, being very delicate IN flavor aud perfectly
healthy. II is dried upon porcelain, rroNe7s oil
recent origin.
Coif,as roasted and ground daily.
Ground Coisuu. ~ 3o' best ~
Hotels saloons, Boarding mousse hgtrrs and
Fauilie, who US. large quantities Of tonee, cal
/ eeonomize in that article by using our ftncl
breakfast and Dinner Caiiee, which We sell al th'
low price oi soc.
( From six to eight profits saved by purchasing
Of this Company. All goods warranted to give
satisfaction.
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RlrroN. Vt. May 10th, lSGS,
Mrs,I.s. FrASCIs FENN n Co.: nr. Boyee's
Sarsaparia Is giving the best OF satisfaction here.
In haste. Truly yours
i Il CHANDLER.
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CHARLES MASON

"Tr+anrI Nj Eddy Is ON" Of the most capable
and -tn,>s la I4tc'I tloncrs with whom have had
official intercourse"
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I
=" isavt, M ln~Itt'lpn IN assuring inventors that
they rtuu" employ man morc competent ana
Trustworthy 4na rnorc capable OF putting their ap-
phrtttuue ia a form to secure for them an early
and favorable consideration at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-09-10

late taeat a ne United States Patent Office
Washington, ihder Tie act Of 1887,
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

A NICE SMALL FOUR STORY AND BASEMENT HIGH
"A soop brown House for sale or rent 81 East Twen
tysevent street, OF Lexington a
eonvenences and Ia complete order Apply toJoHN FOLEY,
A69 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

A LARGE AND ELEGANT FIRST CLASS BROWN
IA House for sale completely and u'ly fur
nished fronting Cramercy Park, with Park PRIVILEGES
Carriage House Stable the next street. The
sire property first in particular Apply to HOMER
MORGAN, No. . Pine street, New >Ork.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

IL depha Brick, irown stone trimmings bay windows,
I24th sr eet terms easy. H. A. READ CO..
Il Broadway Room 80.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

AT 758 THIRD AVE- UE-FOR SALE, BRICK AND
IA brown stone III IN stoop Houses from 1870 up to
$6D,c0J N. BIf you want u purchase house on fair
and terms fancy prices are asked Tor
property left IA my olice, cut this out and keep it,
JAMES ROWE.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

DROOME STREET, SALE OR TO LET, THE
- Houses ana Lots 2he and 24 Broome street. between
Orchard and Ludlow Apply to MULLER, WILKINS
CO., No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

A BARGAIN-A THREE STORY HIGH sTOOF
IA House on Fitsth street between Second and Thlrt
Beekman hill House escoe and painted throu h
out; price, If sold before Tuesday, cl7cO.
THOs. j. DUkkIN, 9b6 broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

E,OR SALE.-wILL FE SOLD Low AND ON EASY
-four o the brown s.one front Houses three
stories hgh basement, hansard roof with all the modern
improvements, in lc s:ros south side between Thr and
Fourth viii be the of Lexington avenue
when the through; the houses all built by
deys' and hut ~ the best they have splen-
did court OF q fee In 'front.' Inquire the premises
of j. H. WALkE, 90 spruce street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

U,OR SALE-THREE FRENCH ROOF FRAME HOUSES
with high brick Easements heater water and eas con
the premises, Bushwck Boulevard DeHab avenue
Brooklyn, T.. d..
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

INOR SALE THE HANDSOME FOrR STORY HI II
stoop brown 34 Yves: Thirty ourth street
eafy possession May l. Inquire neat door, OF Dr.
DlMAREST.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

I,OR SALE-A FIRST CLASS THREE STORY HIGH
L soop House West Fiftybird street. broadway;
size 25x50xluj; price a2l 900 WlbB K SIMOASON,
57s Eighth avenue between 54th ana 10Th streets.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

J,OR SAIE-A NICE THREE STORY HIGH STOOP
brick House, West Eighteenth street, Eighth and Ninth
avenues 90 feet house very good price
SllOoV. SMITH d MEAD, lCU Eighth avenue.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

A PLOT, 75Xss, on A WASHINGTON STREET CORNER,
N the Gansevoort property, well rented, Price
s24e four story Dwelling House II rooms and three stoy
street. SlH; three story basement ami lar ali Inn
proyements In West Fortieth street, t9y100 for 12 ono
ID. +. HALLOCk S65 Hudson street.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

E,oR sALE-ONE or THE FINEST GROCERY STORES
H In Brooklyn corner Of Myrtle and Cumberland
street satisfactory given for selling four years
o cheap for cash.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

BARGAIN rs OFFERED TO THE PURCHASER OF
"A of the neaest and well finished three story high
soop lOusrs side OF the city IN
neighborhood rapidly impro ing x01 o. In perfect
order and contains al improvements.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

L'OR SALEM BROOKLYN, CLERMoNT AVENUE,
100 feet north Of alb two Of the most substantially
built 'front.' Houses the HILL IL inch walls 10
top, with all improvements t class neghborhood Inquire
premises.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

INOR SALE-THE FACTORY NOS. 52l AND s23 WEST
II Twentyourth street, about 0x1UO feet to ether with
ne shating, &c. very cheap price 90 O terms
easy. Apply at lis Wall street Tor particulars.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

TNOR sALE-THE SPLENDID -FOUR STORY BROWN
Il stone high stoop House, elegantly frescoed IN OIL ana
completely overhaued from basement to fourth story sti-
23s West Fy-second street Eighth avenue Par
wanting good handsome house should see THIS one
VIII be sold a fair price.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

TOR sALE--EIGHTH AvENCE T.. SOUTHEAST CORNER
hryslxth street. lot % by 100 feet brick House, three
stories the Particulars with SMITH MEAD
400 ilhth avenue.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

E,OR SALE-PRICE q, $50 T05 LFxIN TON AVENUf,
to the northeast of n yseventh street. the
well built finely nishe nrst class brown stone House,
with bay window extension paror floor worthy the aen-
Non of those wisn t. purchase for or Investment In
quire of owner the premises.
The New York herald., 1868-04-12

L'OR sALE-FIgsT CLASS THREE ORY HI III sT0OP
4 House, in fitfth street: c atton not ex
celled on west SIDE II. Il. READ Il CO..
Il Broadway, Room ~.