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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YorK. Friday. May q. 1893.


The usual lack Of business prevalent upon
.lavs in the real estate world noticeable today ID
ebi. citv and Brooklyn. In neither was pubic sac
Effected Next week a change from the quietne's o. w
last few DAYS may be anticipated, as eompal"u'iy
large quantity Of property will be then pun upO
market It's an observable fact that the genei",,g
those seeking residences prefer BrookJh 70 from
although the Disadvantages Of the ferry ue'cI i-'
inS Stg,c G prctty new hotel will be opened Ih' 0"
yner M Caldwell, on Lake George. o., 1 others have
Mqchtas Me-Nr. james a. Mabeheld H' nils where
purchased the mill privilege ~ olie1t for two Single
machines and other machinery ,,+,,rp has purchased
~, y5 ,i Hotel i'm Naugatuck for SlQOO1, ono
Iit5 IIenry French has sold TO AuonSHS 40 flC
lsn6 ami 1a1ne on has sold to Richard seymour I'VE
acres OF land on Yernon-st iOr Si,Co ~ IDostmaste
e. 49, have been made The residence Oh Ios'IaS.GI
sSes a, Garner of Walnut and EdwaTdss 10 Joseph
I5on of west Hartford, for Sl4VG Inc sae lnS'ut'
the caiSts 4 S Wooserst 10 j. Ward Fuller Of this city
Ho,ise OF T. Z. Crofoot No. MyItlest' to Edwin
Tucker Tho work on the new Roman Catholic
Church steadily pTogress,,ng, inc o"IIon'i' 'i
i R9S1yaSSo"fhe following sales have lately been made
b 20 rre farm Of Wilson Washburn for $4,000. VIM
Henry Jersey has sold 4t-aerc farm Tor ., 300 ~,
EgS,o1 Pein-The property Of the late Samuel Barron
ON Fiftist was sold yesterday for $4,000
Bugti0-The Wadsworth House, Buffalo, has Deen re-
built. 81, - a -, ,o,,-o~o ,,,,,,s a.
now putting up private residence at y COST Oh So,Op
which pretty steep for town OF which rev people
4lroya H-A sugar building, upwards Of 200 #. long
lee MassA pleasure park Of 80 extent is talked
st. Joseph, Mo.-Large grain elevators, warehouses,
mills &c, are being erected.
Hunters P0iat-Oraugo Judd, esq, OF The American
AcdrS has recently purchased the north half OF the
several blocks the East River "a JaeksOnaye, ana
About 80 OF this property will be used for the Wood
eide Railroad and the balance reserved for BUILDING os
North SaIepThe Hall homestead, containing l5' acres
baS been sold for $4,000.
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nHE RICHARD HOTSMAN FARi. contain.
Sutton Sales Of 2c1I Gstltr.
A ]. BLEECKER, Anctioneer.

4 a.
a. - Oclecl. ~ the Enriange Si'esronm
MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM ~ NEsTCIikSTER
COUNTY, At WHITE PLAINS.
Known ROCKY DELL PARM" stusd al white Plains u
miles depot q miles from Maouech, containing 10 Of land
MANSION OUsi3 feet square ati, all around y stories 'nd
basement buffers pantry hot sd cold water dumb Waller mar
he a, ra ppes built by dsys work Ia the thooug
GRAPRRlkSTwo each % feet with conservatory IN eeHer heated
cellars for cooking food for stock two rnom for gardener
dwelling house aud gap supplied With water b. hydraulic ram
ETABLK-25r52 with harness room feed bins pine stalls
CARRIAGE HOUSi-25I3 hay Ion ai two sleepngooms,
excellent veil. connected for washing earrlaseA
BAEN-25H40 with .hrashing hO0E
OK SrABLR-i49tgi, divided into compartments.
cow STABLE AND BAkN-3iK2 with feed ROOM bins hay now
tang foor Cellar for 70 stables aoorr BARNARD With
force pup large fish pond and hOcse hnur k1 corn
crib; cart ihed chicken yar stone walls oil around the iar Fair
banks 3uu hay aud coal scales hn oha grounds ecktl WIN
trees &C. Title perfect
Maps No n CedArst 800 . ...... 49,, ,r,,.u,,
R0Ss COTTAGB Farm FOR SALE. MILES FROM WHITE
PLAINS DEPOT, WESTMINSTER (O.-TWofory cottage with
WING and AZ acres Of land miles White Plains snd miles from
MaaYopeck depot House oo3tan barn. eanage house
stale with stalls wood sheds henneri Nc All Kinds OF
vegetables and fruit trees hne spring and wells The land high win
Island Sound and country flenV o shade
About 200 road front The neghbolood uneIeepuorabe
SEVENTY Ier cent remain mortgage
Al
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aurtion SaIts Of 2taI Gstatt.
ADRlS II. MULLER Austloneer
lLlNIINN AAI II of IL. NJ A - AILIl,

.,,, - . ADRLS H. Muller. Auctoneer.
A UCIlON SALE of the MAGNIFICENT ES-
AlE suate IN Colombia County Y FIVE miles from the CITY
OF HUDSON and the Hudson River StamOre Hall Ly
ingon MaloL ADRIAN II. MULLER, r. r. WILKINS Co VIII
eel al auction on WEDNESDAY June TO- at u o'clock at the Exchange
70 III Broadway the magnificent estate kRown as slh
MORE HALL or LIVINGSTON MANOR situate 10 Columbia County
" L. about I'VE miles from the CITY Of Hudson and near the Hudson
River me estate consists Of some 35 acres Of productive and gh
cultivated a With elegant Mansion House Farmers House Coach
House large barn sud all bug The Mansion House
IN form Greek Cross l25r3 with hall TOKYO feet, and
ball 1 u 81 brick rough the most substantial man
repe with all modern
water closets bath billiard landry there large
balconies on three sides and the southwest front Is wide poeo
With massive columns extending 20 the roof 1t situated on high aud
wooded knoll With beautiful lake front The Stable is 70 by 80 feet
with stalls for ten hores beside boz stalls and contains apartments o
and room for carriages The Barn stalled for about no head
Of % d has large hrahng door aud deep root cellar capable Of
storing oO bushels The whole, including sheds aud YARD covering
about an acre OF land The Land well stocked with tue most choice
fruit pear orchard OF fine kitchen garden The
scenery not Surpassed ia beauty grandeur by the Hudson
River The Of the Cask Mountains bounds the western
horizon AID all other directions takes In the most picturesque
part Columbia County There the estate hne large natural
lake well stocked with choice hh The Csyerk River winds for
nearly mile through the meadows Of the farm The roads through he
estate wind by lake river woods lawn and cultivated fields ahorg
the most charming ride for miles without crossing the boundaries Of the
estate Maps and fall particulars Office Of the Auconeers
No FINEST N T. from whom permits view the premises can DO
had N,59D
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ajors,s, 6arriag,s, &c,

zorsss, earnings, Dc,
AN elegant HORSE, thoroughly trained foI
IA the saddle by the celebrated trainer r W Stout 70 hand
bright chesnu' fall end tai high aeon and yer
stylish unier the saddle or IN harness. price +S@ Address b. Boz
No. LIZA NoN-iork PostO
AT OUR OWN HORSE AUCTION MART,
N No. III East Thrieenb-s,. Fourthaye
JOHNSTON & VAN TASSSLL
tate Miner & fomerTile'sl
Of Horses Caiges Wagons aness aEd everything
in The horse line. TUESDAY AID FRIDAY. -
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL standa the head othe hor
auction this No ckcyng double dealing EVER
party doing rely the most strict aud impartial
justice Everything In the horse line at private sale al wholesale prices
ATHENRYs CITY AUCTION MART, Broad
N wav aud hiv.uiuthsi Regular SALE THIS MORNING at
o'clock Ilvrc Carriage Harness Blankets Whips &c Horse-
DARK brown horse n hands high knd all harness sh sn1
bauome scass horse ceameeoIed mare i've ytars
Oh sourd sud Kind good saddle pair black bob bo 4f
hands sound quiet aud fast brown horse 10 hancs h egt years
Old stylish aad quiet o In tbre muuasi several good Hok
horses particulars a The Carriages are Of all kinds and desep
ous the largest collection 10 the city, Harness Ia great variety
Regular sales "Wednesday aud S1turdar
NITY AUCTION MART, Broadway and
Horses Garages sgs Harness Robes Blankets Whips &c @c
cysr WEDNESDAY, and SATURDAY. II O'Clock There large
tng for showing horses on sale no poponeen On account
weather the above articles always on Anl a. pnYaIe
auction prices COusignmenS respectfully solicited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23

Persons having real estate for sale or to LET,
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing renting such pro-
perry will fud 10 their interest to advertise in THE
TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition to this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found. not only IN NewYork and all It's
cities and villages but every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief will allow OF the advantage offered being clear
10 the reader. We would especially dwell the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIB
USE SemiWeckly, and Weekly, comprise individuals in
every profession business; consequently advertise
ments IN each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE devoes especial attention to the reports Of real
estate both in the city and In every part of the State
thus adding greatly to the value Of its columns ad
vertlsing medium. The charges for advertising
follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, Is cents per line for SINGLE
insertion: WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 80 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Is cents per line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23

NEW.Y0RK. May %, 1868.
PROPOSALS On Duplcate) will be received
Il by the undersigned until 10 MONDAY. 25h inst, Tor
lOO hills PORK-MESS PRIME ABSSof the crop, est,
sr o,ed in hooped OAK barrels with hoops
1000 bills frstquaity kndud CORN MEAL Tue bah1s SUI
plece OF manufacture @ be stated 10 the bids.
The making bids requirements OF bidders 1c same Is
' " P C. L. KTLBURN
Breret BHgaler Gen. and A. c. O. s.
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gruokIpn Seal Gs!att for Sals.

TEUY a HOUSE and large LOT in Brooklyn
lo $4,000 BROOKLYN Lots $50 each gA2LhS 90 ooaGssy
IGOR SALE-TwO story and basement frame
OS Ged TO the roof rooms beside the bathroom; all the
modern improvements Baltimore heste elevated rGnge sena
Wus marble antes throughout cellar enentvd bells aua speak
Inc taIs 10 eery apartment Price $500 For terms &c inquire
te owner premises OF aseyst ana hcyae DooA
lyn. Take Fuioaave. cars and get oct at Marey-lye
PER 5I Ac ASH Fh0 T 9ay a 4 aIe z? sa q
M prosc This property high line Of ears a1d as near
Cts Hall The center OF Ceni!a! fiA app! " ' "
rutland No. Bcekman ST., y. Y.
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ADRIAN II. MILLER, Auetoneer. .e.
UCTION SALE of LOIS on MADlSON-
n AVE- corner Of sirty.uinthst-ADRIAN H. MULLER T. X
WILKINS Co, will cell at auction TUESDAY, May 20 ~
o'clock the Exchange baesoon No. III Bosd"p ofue' Inc
Yestry Of St. JaneSs Church; ,,,u
HADISOEAVB Lots situate on the north vest corner OF Maoh
ave and being together 100 feet Inches front and rear
by feet Ia depth. ,,eoo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23
j. JOHNSON, IT,, Auet,one.r.
by NS0N a. NJ Iii Elk,
ID AUCrIONEBRS AND

RTAL KSTATk u NOKBKb,
No % KAsAU-Er., CEDAKsT. EKw'foRE q,
Cv P.pees Stores Lots County Seats and Farms bought .od
-, sh.ngd Loans negotiated. Auction ofFurI1e ke
'' WEDNESDAY, MAY 27l
Al - o,,io,k n Exchange Room, No Ill broadway,
GKKAT AND IMPORTANT SALE -. ..,,,,
200 cUorcR nROOKLYN LOTS sPLBHDIDf LOCATED IN IhS
~ NINTH AND ElGHTEBNTH WARDS.
BROADyAY junction With PUTNAh-AVB, U lots
BRO1DWAY bet MeDonough and Decatur H. Iots
CHAINCRYST 20 lots n. s.. 90 n c. OF liopknsohAfe
BAIHBRIDGHST., 20 lots. y s., s. n e. OF Hophln''nA@
HANCOCK ST o lots O. -. 100 n W ~ Lewhafe
DOTGItSssT snd ROGBRSAyE. Cue lots on 3 e corner
WYCKOFPST lots and cores, n 70 IL e. oil nA'aOSa"e
CARROLIeST 7 lots y. g. II n ". Of Albany'ave.
McbOUGALIrST bots, a. go n w. ooasl9saa,eA u..,,
The r.i, ~ he 2Oi lots finely situated On JACOB hA
eita kde sts the Eghteenth wa . ,,.u.. ~ .
~ This will splendid Opportunity loI ~
ot soll without reservation Terms nDersL pa NJ
ready at the Aueloneen No % hhs4u'N w. -" wv
At
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Z. A. LAwREsCE. Auctioneer
~ f. C. II II q Ris SALE AVVRFNCI

- - f. A. LAwREsCE. Auctioneer .
II Y f. Z u i D RS SALE.-LAWRENCE d
~ STRATTON will sell at aueon by order Executors Of VIM
Swan, deceased at tue Exchange sesOOm No. III Broadway "
OF TUESDAY next the 10Th day Of May IL O'clock that desirable
AMI conveniently located HOUSE and q Of fine land beautifully
village 81 miles from the Wlanburgh ferries mile from R. r.
Station with line Of passing the door hourly and horse rail-
track already laid within few hundred the property
House sio and attic with basement containing 10 and per-
orders neighborhood very dabe easy. Maps and pau
lars at auctoueeFs oIce No. III Broadway. basement
ADRIAN H. MULLER Auctioneer
EXECUTOR's SALE of PROPERTY on
n ROOSEVELT aud CIERRY.STS ADRIAN H. MULLER, p X.
WILKINS Co. viii sell at AUCTION, TUESDAY, May &C. at IL
o'clock ct the Exchange Saesroom No Ill Broadway by order Of
eeutors
CHERRYSr-Two brick Honses ami Lot situate the north side
ofCeuyst between Roosevelt and James and known Nos %
and ~.
ROOSEVELT story brick House and Lot easery side
Of Roosevel 50 feet inches norhe from Cheny and known
No &c. 1889
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Sousts anS .farms SolanttS.

WANTED-A three or four story, high stOOp,
w good HOUSE With Improvements good locations price mode
Address Box No. 235 o., With description and price
WANTED to PURCHASE-FOr CASH-A
WOODEN MILL Of about Of machinery In running
don which coa be put such IN short tine, in the vicinity Of New
York-ehr good power Address WOOLbh MILL,
Boz No. 1905 Eew-York P0stOGce.
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II ALAWRFNCF. Auctioneer.

H. a. LAWRENCE, Auctioneer, ,,,,, ,,,.w
~, To be @ at ,aeon TUESDAY ia: ssA SoSRT Rss
DEKCR 6ne do~s fs House filed with brick iwosoTy ana
ste about good abs land hs5;omsy 'cs,sa s
On he ard' good barn. we'll and eiSeIn Ma'.' VIZ" tam Nj
shade trees and around The premises loe y me-
iamshuh , ON ne Newtsn Road 10 minutes Nak 70 we f,
ing and Long Island Railroad Depo and hose ra l'y
70 hs property There building sites 90 tse I"nu.
information eai on D. TALMAGR esq NJ I8 ~ m nyespt
pond "n the place ei srrzs aud contains goa rs' ~ %
tine and trout be sed w. and heauli NaA I, '
an exact desef tOn yIOpgTt. and bo1 A. All eAASh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23

OYFcE ASSISTANT QuAkrgRNAsIERGESERAL, }
Cox OF HousTUN AND GREESE-sTs. NEW' YORK CLtft(
May a. 1853 D.
CEALED PROPOSALS are invited and will
> 10 received al this until ltclock TO MORROW, Day
20 1903 fr the delivery at Sswlok HaboT as may
be directed:
iO23IS -Four hundred ard two thousand three hnllFei ana
eghieen) pounds Of good, merhautable OATS. -
hundred thousand
ei1lT porrls Of good merchiutahle TIMOTHY HAY.
1890 NINETY thousand two hundred and sT poands o.
good RNR STRAW. 49,. --,.-- - -.
o0etr oihs Department - .t a@. - So
Bids Win be reeyd the whole each article separately
The United the privilege Projecting aay or al OF the
bids ifdeemel advisable III
The successful bidder will be required to delivery lmned
alely g., -,...-...
from this odce dat-l Iay ID lC5l ,,,.
Po oals should Ne llogseI Proposals TOT fgrag an1 afl -
the Undersigned NUTS iS ~ - ~ o.
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SrupusaIs.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT CoAHlssART o. SUsssT ,ssI

OFFcE or ASSISTANT COaNHsART OF SUBSIsrEsCE,
FORT WADswoKTH ~ Y. H., May IS, 1903. )
RMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS
IA lin duplicated will be received until IL O'Clock aONDAf
25 1863 by LIT Lent W MacMurray lst Aty g. s. at Fort
WsdsWorth H. furnishing the troops theat With fresh
Beef from June l. 1865, 10 November 80, 1903 80
The envelopes incosg proposals must be indoed proposals OF
Furnishing Fresh Beef" 49, -,
Th fresh Beef good marketable quality With equal pro.
pous of fore ecks sbanks and kidney tao
eIaded delivered the expense Of the contractor snes
o,uts and Al such be required Bidders will also state
price per pound which they will deliver Coed Beef uude same con
give f his present place OF business and residence
The manner making bids requirements OF bidders 6c same as
stated in advertisement Of June r. 1851 for Proposals for Furnishing
A A. Ne..York City j. W. MACMURRAY.
- @'' " Ist Lieut. LIST ARTILLERY, A. G. s.
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ZINE FARM of 10 acres FOR SALE, one
mile from Whholse Station. G. r. ON J. HOUSE aud barns
aud blseksmilhs shsp doing good business $4,000 - -
A. d. MELLICK. ir, BRO. No % Pine-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23

DOR SALE--0n the banks of the Hudson
River 10 close an estate the desirable COUNTRY PLACE knowa
Riverside Poughkeepe the west bank Of the Iser "a
acres Of land splendid good house well dyd farmhouse ana
ali Necessary out buildings; fruit garden excellent nhbohood Pnee
quite reasonable; much cash required. Apply 70
~ IAMES PRlCR No 300 Hndsont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-05-23

II OAN OAiIS-A DuHuDti w SHIdll Il lIAtiAp III
The vicinity ctJ the lines of the various rro,,
Iuuntg " The quarter 20 good bud
inss, oabziDEs fu.ti low A. i ZOO Apply
JAMES PRICK. No. 40 Hudson st.
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OCEAN HILL and EAST NEW. YORK LOTS

W for SALR situated At5nuc ari lutohaye rkiuer PscG
Jackman houses built M ruIchsrs money lanei 10 al
laA Also lau COTTAGE erlr sr-ts o.! fsen hrns At tas
,tyot vicinity 0 O. 900 @ and E22O ani upward
coitagcs &C. Only ~ 60 ~ Jr ei cash required DAVID J.
MOLLOl No 27 fl'ioHst Hewlok CITY, Or C. H. MILLER. Allan
Eat Eew.l ork
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TOR SALE or to LET, at EnglcwoCd, n. D..
within depot HOUSE 10 rooms furnished IL desired and
aol prcs sl9eyo Also house, - about
arres and price $1,000 L. X MlkR No lB Broadway, " l.
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Cumtrp Zeal 6statt fox GaI..

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City prop,
ery very desirable o6i Of land under Lg state o.
Co, No Puo-t lA.5l-
COR SALE or to LET in the beautiful village
fGen CoyeA desirable 2storI attic and cellar double iIae
DWELLING u 1od az acre Of land suitable S S%n on XIX
ground beautiful view one Ts from steamboat ea1e q, EEIS
COBEwELL No. b broadway, Brooklyn, T. D.
nor SALE-BRICK FACTORY WITH
At BIRMTG i S., GG NEW r gG,e a
tan two ta. wheels ss s1d Pos s sa T 70 almost ans lind
manufacturing business Price, $4,000 APPy to ,,,nnS
Box No. $780, New.lOrk City
NOR SALE--On the banks of the Hudson
River estate the desirable COUNTRY PLACE ano 9o
gsaa views good house well divided a fsSeSGs p ass
quite reasonable not ~"'D '''n J&MRs PRGB No udn
DOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT at Green en-
containing shout rs fronting 80 rods on the Pna
ng spring wells Of o water great abundance and variety Of
onbouses the situation 4 one The most beautiful
maudn view Of Long Island The S9and spa rS S Ra
WIN No Froai.t u WILLIAM HALL Bridgeport Conn.,
or ALLEN NICHOLS, southport, Conn
DOR SALE-At KinderhOok, beautiful RES
IDEEGE TIE so9 on, lsr6 n and pf
Pdat Of ocSts Bank EeTYo JAMES MITCHELL on the
EOR SALE-FARM on Long Island, II miles
Experimentation about 50 Of land lgh state o.
Of water never falling 10 douth good &c.
Also, the Village Of huntington FRAME HOUSE WIN 19g'
garden For partuars inquire o T. IN ~
Delaney L. H. SMITH No. los Grandsi Nhhamsoush'
n
DOR SALE. -MANSION-HOUSE, COACH
HOUSE STABLE &c, in Camden n J. lot SoI6l; double
vide hail. extending to the roof with olsenao all
fruits. and vegetable garden
Will be sofa for buildings Immediate possession In
qure OF j. REED No. III Mket Camden, No. 10 3 fTohts1
Philadelphia
FOR SALE-At great sacrifice very de de-
sirable COUNTRY RESIDENCE 10 miles ron heT
York he'd
double house all out buildings dock boat and baih hos
plenty Of fruit esh aud oysters oeany remartayy
offered With furniture stock, tools &c. at price much below th god
Of the Improvements Apply to GEO JAQUEs 20 boa.0
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE for uptown
House Lot beautiful COUNTRY SBATi u aeres ut and shrub
berry kinds; lTstcass neghboTl1oli mile RON epo
Msmaroneek Station. Inquire Of HIRAM JONES Ilek Agent
EOR SALE, on the HudsOn-Or would EA.
i CHANGE for part city propty-A beautiful RESlDBNCB "
acres fruit Photograph aad diagram can be seen al
GBO. A. HCKONS. No. 80 Cedas -
ZINE FARM Of 10 acres FOR ,6 SALE on, one
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DIOR SALE-FARM on Long Island u miles

EOR SALE, on the HudsOn-Ur would EA'
il CHANGK for part etv properv-A beautiful RESIDENCE,
acres ali in grass fruit Photograph aad diagram be seen
GBO. A. HlCKOX'S. No. &c Ceday 81
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-22
MARRIED WOMEN AND MAIDS AT
DANCES

The Imperial Reriew is troubled with the
question whether married women should
dance; and it expresses its opinion In a
long article, from which We make an ex-
tract. 1t says:
"There is something almost unseemly in
the spectacle of a half dozen young mar
ried women walking off with some of the
best partners in the room, while row Of
girls are sitting neglected against the wall
Neither ignorance nor thoughtlessness can
be pleaded in excuse Women thoroughly
know women, whatever else they know !;
and there is not one of them that is not
vividly conscious of what heartburning it
causes poor girl to hear the music and
watch the many tWinkling feet of ball
room, and play the most ignominious part
of a passive spectator. Grown up women
clutching all the toys or sweetmests off a
Christmas tree at a juvenile party, would
not be more unnatural spectacle. Grown
men eager 10 win the skates at a round
game got up for lads at home for the hoii-
days would not be more cruel OF inhumaD.
We are constrained to plead for tenderness
and consideration on the part of young
women who are married, toward young
women who are not Might not Sidney 3
words, as he handed the draught of water
to the dying soldier, at Lulzen, be profit
ably remembered? Thy need is greater
than mine y
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-22

yesterday, at the depot, an
amusing incident occurred. Just as the
Eastern train was leaving, General Hancock
stepped on the platform of the cars, and a
number of his old soldiers who were with
him during his Virginia campaigns, pro-
posed three cheers for their old leader.
The cheers were promptly given, and Joined
in by many who were present. An un-
fortunate negro happened to be present and
Joined in the cheers, remarking that he
liked the looks of that man. Such demon
stration from such source was pronounced
damnable by some of our Radical friends
who were present, and they reported the
patriotic darkey to a crowd of negroes, by
whom he was assaulted with all kinds OF
threats, and his life was even menaced by
these new-made citizens, who are controlled
by the most corrupt and dishonest leaders
that ever cursed a country. KnOrpalt
Press and Herald, March 20. ...
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1868-03-22
THE CURRENCY PRINTING MAN.

Even the Tribune begins to suspect there
Is something rotten in the Currency Print
ing Bureau in Washington-now that one
Of its own friends, Mr.. Logan, makes
proclamation of the fact:
at is grossly Irregular, monstrous sys-
tenn of mismanagement 1--WE are told,)
which allows any man the opportunity OF
such unlimited speculation as seems to be
afforded Mr.. S. NJ. Clarke, the head Of the
Printing Bureau in the Treasury Depart
ment When the safety of millions OF
money is concerned, the regulations of the
department ought to be based upon the as
sumption that no official is strong enough
to Withstand temptation. We do not ques-
ton Mr.. Clarke's honesty but we have no
business to depend upon it."
Nevertheless, Clarke is running" with
the Republican party, and the party on the
whole is running with him-so the Tribune
would not only have to depend upon his
honesty-but 1--WE predict the editor will
but rarely be found calling it in question
-Nelg York Express