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NEW ORLEANS.

New ORLEANS, June 9 The steamel
Ben Mccullough took fire on the 18th
alt, while lying up for the night il
Ouchita river, between Trenton and Can.
den, and burned 70 the waters edge
The following persons were lost: W. b
Scott, of Arkansas Mrs. Ryan an,
daughter, of Alabama. Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-03

It is understood that he trial Of Mr..
Davis has been postponed until October,
and then-it will probably be postponed
sgGinl
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
FUNERAL or -EX-PRESTDENT
BUCHANAN.

LANCASTER, PA, June 2-The fune-
raj Of ex-P President James Buchanan will
take place on Thursday afternoon at 3
pm.
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NOTICE.

LoRY-The friends and acquaintanees OF
Joseph and Kate LoTy are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral Of their daughter,
MICKEY, from their residence, on Huppert ave-
nae, between Bass avenue and Poplsr street,
this Wednesday afternoon, at 4 o O'Clock.
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Atraduced rates, can be procured at ComBasy's
once. 23zh Main street. and at Depot, head Of
Main street.
E@ Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company; at Hotels, Phi
vate Residences, or OF board boats, to all prin-
cfpal points East and North.
SAM. B. JONES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent. je3
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MARRIED.

BANDwERKER-HECKLE-on the night
Of the ID inst, At st. Peters Church, BY the
Rev. Father o'Brien, Ar, J. GEORGE HAND
wEEKER to Mrs ELIzABETz HEcxLE.
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AGEALE.

AWLN
Il. W. AfnsIie, Travelling agent.
J. ID. R~asberrys general agent for Arkansas.
John Z. ReardOn, Little Rock, Ark.
RfchRrd Intrusion, Van Buren,, ARK.
Read Fletcher, inc Bluff, Ark.
JnO. II. EaktR, Washington, Ark.
c a. r. winfield, Camden, Ark.
G.. e.. joy, Bolivar, Tenn.
\. A. HeeIeD, Denmark, Tenn.
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EdftorIaI ReOms-NO. IA JEFFERSON
STREET, Up STAIRS.
business OGfce-No. I3 J~EFFERsoN sTREET
Business Hanager-JOHE AISsLIK.
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THEATER,
Corner Main and Washington SIS.
@. H. H.
CHARLEY WHITE----~---Stage Manager
Only PIaGGGf Amusement Open in the CITY!

THIS TEMPLE OF MIRTH gov PRESENTS
ii the Greatest Constellation OF Artists ever
presented TO a Memphis audience. NEW
SONGS, DANCES, BURLETTAS, EARCES,
PANTOMIMES, Etc.
Admission 80 cents Private Boxes, IS.
Doors open at IL, performances 70 commence
at 81 O'Clock. sp2
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ALBERT PIKE, EDITOR.
J.. b. MARSHALL, ASSISTANT EDITOR.
John AINsLIB, FINANCIAL EDITOR.
H. r. EEGLISH, COMMERCIAL AED RIVER
FDrroR.
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For President Of the United states,
ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
Isnbject only to the decision Of the National
Democratic Conservative Conventional
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WINES, BRAHDlES. WHISTLES
And Liquors, at Auction,
BY W. H. PAssMORE & CO.
This Morning at 10 O'Clock,

WE WILL SELL, FOR ACCOUNT OF
w whom 10 may coucsrnr 3 barrels Inc
Bourbon WHISKY barrel OF Cognae Brandy
( barrels common WhiskJ, II cases Of Cognao
B andy. 8 pkgE. Of Liquors. - eases % BOURBON
whisky cask ~BlRckbsTrT Wine, 8 cases az
Ginger ine,I cask Po1t Wine. Also, Wines,
CoTdials ana Bttters, IN cssS je31t
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Daily Through Trains
U As
THROUGH

Both Trains connect for Nashville.
The AGO pm esnneots for Cairo and st. Louis
arriving at 81. LOUIS ct 1880 p N. next day.
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votes Of certain Southern States; that
the States of Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Ala.
bsma, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas
and Texas, respectively, shall not be adj.
mitted 70 representation IN the EIec.
toral College for President and Vice
President of the United States, and
no electoral vote shall be received
or counted from such respective
States, unless at the time prescribed by
law for the choice OF electors, the people
of such States shall, pursuant to the acts
Of G Jngress in that behalf, have since
the 4th day Of March, 1867, adopted q
Constitution for State Government under
which q State Government shall be or.
gained and shall be in peaceful opera
ton and such States shall also have
become entitled to representation in
Congress, pursuant to the acts Of Con-
gress in that behalf.
The Senate, this afternoon, after q de-
bate, reported the nomination Of Hon.
Henry Stanbery as Acknowledgement.
1t is understood that his re appointment
to that Office was opposed by Senators.
principally IN account Of his hostility to
the reconstruction acts.
The House Military Committee this
NAeAA AAL6 6ANAACAAGEA OCAs LNO61A ~ =
port q bill transferring the Indian Bureau
to the War Department. The Commit
tee also agreed to report the bill continu-
ing the thirtY.threa ner cent innrasse Of
Appropriations amounting to 81, 4s2 r
in the aggregate, foz pay-rolls were al
ordered.
Ordered, That the President Of th-
Board advertise for thirty days for pr
posals for purchase of the county bono
authorized by law to be issued by tbs
county. That all parties proposing Bt
purchase be invited to put in sealed PTS
posals, stating what amount OF ssn
bonds they will take, and at what rain
and also whether they propose to paysc
cash or in county warrants, or to reserss
the option of paying in either or parte
in each ss they may choose, said partin
so proposing to be in all cases liable "a
their offers as valid and legal ~contradlr
Ordered, That the Board do now A.
iourn, to meet when called. Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28

yr GUfLMARD, FROM PANS, NO. 51 CANAL
III. street, near Broadway. Large assortment OF human
hair switches Invisible Wigs for ladies' sui gentlemen Man
pfactursf OF all kiais Of human hsif OraAmenA
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MISCELLANEOUS.

puTrER cowPoUND-A SMALL. QUANTITY or THIS
ID pure Will make two pounds u excellent butter
from one quart Of milk. Boxes Of ~ and ~ each Arry
TO the togn Patent Butsr Company iof John street,
room No. g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28

EoR CHARLESTON, 8. G., THE FLORIDA PORTS
u and the South and Southwest Regular Line.-The Al
fast and reliable steamship MONTEREY, C. Ryder, COM
nander, viii sail Thursday, October at p NJ, from
II L. r. foot Of Wall street. Through bills Of ndng 70
all points South and Southwest Agents In Charleston Ora
venel Coz forward all goods free of commission.
ARTHUR LEARY, 73 William street.
The Ane steamship SARAGOSSA will sail on the following
Thursday.
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JNOR SAVANNAH, GA.
BLACK STAR INDEPENDENT LINE.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
Tho first class steamship MARMION win pier 8 North
river, Saturday, October g. and the MONTGOMERY
Saturday, October 10, at r NJ
X. LOWDEN, Agent, 80 West street
OCTAvUS COHEN Co, Agents, Savannah.
Freight received at all times under covered pier.
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WANTED-BY A PIANIST, BOARD FOR HIMSELF,
wife and child where prscticng is no objection; will
pay s4S per week references exchanged AddressR H.,
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WANTED-wITH GOOD BOARD. SMALL ROOM,
well and moderately furnished comoriabe FOR winter.
price md particulars or attention, T. L. $40 Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-28

WAITER'S SITUATION WANTED-BY SINGLE
w Protestant (Engsh with several years. ri fer
ence from last place Address Waiter Mr. Pheian's tao
store. 352 9TH av., near gid st.
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COAsTwIsF sTRAMsHIPs.

l. OF GALVESTON STEAMERS.
Tine Al sleaner ftIt Captain Partridge VIII positively
leave "a Fast Saturday October No charge fof
forwarding IN New York Galveston Through bis Of
ading given u Houston all goods consigned TO the Ho
ton Direct Navigation Company. Apply to g. II MALLORY
X CO., IS Maiden lane
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GREAT REDUCTION IN FREIGHT.
VI TO SAN FRANCISCO, VIA PANAMA
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP CouPANY's
steamer RISING STAR, sailing o2Fhursday, October l.
fiRhr 'LFNt.
Per cents
srcoSD GLASS.
Freight forwarded BY this steamer reaches ssu Francisco
steamship Companys departure Of October Apply 10
WELLS. FARGO A CO..
Freight Agents Pacific Mai Steamship Company, pier ~
North river foot OF Canal street.
Igor NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
THE CROMWELL LINE.
Seamshps OF this line viii leave pier No. North river al
o'clock y. VI. AZ folows-
GEO CROMN ELL..... Vail Saturday, Octoter 2.
GEO WASHNGTON. Eager. Saturday. October L.
Freight taken Louis Mobile and Galveston throu
For pss.are or freight apply 70 the agents,
u. b. CROMWELL A co. IS IVES, street,
Il fHROTGu LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
Rates OF passage greatly reduced and low by any
other line.
Steamers Of the above line leave pier No q North
foo, of Canal street. At Y O'Clock noon,
FOUR TIMES A MONTH.
ON 1sT 9TH, 18TH AND 2fflI,
eicept when those days fall on Sunday then the day
hundred pounds Of baggage free each adult Medi
OToarr Ii RISING STAR, Captain Maury, connecting
with GOLDEN ACE, Captain Cayery.
Steamer leaving October closely with steamer
JAPAN leaving San Francisco November for China
for passage tickets all further information apply
tue Compscys ticket Office the wharf foot Of Csns
u. r. barry, Ageus.
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BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

TTNFuRNIsifED ROOM 'wANTED-BY A WIDOW
~ Lady without board, In good locality; references
given and required Address stating terms O.. box ia
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WANTED-wITH BOARD, FOR A GENTLEMAN,
doubted references given and required; price exceed
S2Oo per MONTH location between Lexington aud Sixth
ayenues and above Fourteenth Address A. b. boz
I'll Herald Office, with full Particular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-01
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Monday, Nov. 80. 1853.


T,,o Nnssrs Muller, Wilkins s. Co., ana MI,
,owes NJ Phelps jr iDaugurated the auction s",'S
re, estate al the Exchange saesToom To-Day
ceased since the fire i'll the Trinity buiiune rron1,
night last and the property, which was al 's
,rhat may be regarded very good prices vi
M Miller will offer at the Exchange 10 oi'o AUoouy .
to tots situated in the upper section OF the city and on
aa, ,,o Massrs Johnson Miller will dispose of
che reliance Of their Prospect Park Brooklyn aud Flat
snsh Cnear BrookyD, lots The distribution OF iots al
Msn, PARK near Railway N j.. will also take place 20
-, ,ba PREMISES to reach which with facility those
ao.,e 10 purchase should take the 10 m train from
the foot Of COurtlandtst
ny THE MRssRs. MULLER. WILKINS & CO.
Thu twost ory brick house, with lot No SG BeeckerS'
nm the eastery SIDE near GrOve-s lot l91ox763 tee was
sod 10 j. b. Lewis for s2,925 The lease OF lou on 'N'
south side Of Fiftiethst., 4Gl feet west from
leased from Columbia College for twenty,one year
Nov l. 1905 lot 20xlO05 feot, bought Dy MI q "
Btcrus. for $500. ,..o. ID
BY MIR. JAMES VI. PHELPS, JR. ,., =. No
Tho three-story brick Phiiadelphia house. Wlln
W,llow-row on Seventy -thrdst. 70 rect iI Id ~
ave house 2Ox4s feet lot 2OxlO22 feet was uSpOSoU 0
for S3.,5p
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SOus,s anA tams GlanttS.


WANTED.--Any one owning their house, IN
w Afncs ,gatou and won Ike TO RENT part Of IT, un'r'
hd the hes. respectfully BY address
ing ". W. g. 1ubsne OAcs.
VVANTED-A HOUSE ATTRACTlyELY
w FURNISHED b,weel Fourteenth aui Portysccondsa and
Fourth and sbres til Mas L. Tor lsyef safe and child
Prompt psrusut; sIoeag $3.50 month Apply at once
BIZ maj. 70 J. q. J.. Room No u. No 10 Nallst
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Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing renting such pro-
perty will find 1t TO their interest TO advertise In The
TEBCsE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
other newspaper and in addition 20 this advantage The
Tribune will be found not only In NewYork and all its
cities aud villages. but IN every State and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be made
brief will allow Of the advantage offered being clear to
the reader. We would especially dwell the fact that
The subscribers for the three editions Of The TRIBUNE
DAILY, SomiWeeldy and Weekly, comprise individuals In
every profession or business consequently advertise
Dents In eacn disseminate among all classes THE
TRIBUNE deyOes especial attention 10 the reports Of sales
OF real estate both 10 the city and country thus adding
srrAy % the value OF It's columns advertising
olsH The charges for advertising follows: DAILY
1Es1sE Is cents line for each insertion: WEEKLY
TRIBUNE. 81 per line; sEHfWELELr TRIBUNE. Is cents
per line About ten words line, after the FIRST
hHs. which usually contains Oaly four or i've words
IfftDs, cash IN advance
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
y ON
JAMES RIVER. AND IN YORK coUSTr.
Also In the

n, ,iu. NJ deed Of trust sreeuted Henley r. Jones
tut ON the 2h March 1876 add duly recorded shall sn
MONDAY Dee IL before the Court House door Of e CV OF
msrg County Of james CtT s TO the highest BIDDER a.
public auction the following valuable real estate OF " mueh 'n"e0
mar lie debts named In said decd;
The ttsct James River, 10 Jmes CIV County called
containing Of good land said rVe
This p miles snd opposite 10 jamestown Island
I'M, Weld 20 bushels IL about seven mic,
foa III. CITY Williamsburg NOR. valuable tract "i and uo'
often sale Sir hundred cleared ne ba .nee IA so
m s farm called Whessnd" This land lies on the north SIDE OF
IN. civ Williamsburg contains so offos snd J acres Of Thch
are and In The buildings this farm excellent
he of the best In this part Of the county, aud ample
for large hmly. :, 49,, 4. u,,u,... ..,
Mar rge adyb. the lands viii I've divided aud sold In psee
Terms cash probable that engagements may be made
b which obtained for Considerable portion Of ibe pu
G.1s uou.y WM s. PBACHY. Trustee,
SH"" "'"''' Va
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6iip Btul 6siait for SAT-.

lfVh SALE-A twO-stOry and high basement
HOUSE south sde Onebundred enty sst
49, dla ard Falfhafes. hOuse z0ifOiOJ; price $3.50
-12 90 AkNOuH, No. 10 Gasssu-st
wi UgnltAf HILL, near 5th-ave.-Large elegant
ma sssy furnished lot and stable II wanted Also
az - hsdoaafe. hnffsy HILL cheap; others si5 90
. W. 7. skiAOCk, 80 ITi BCoadEtE
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Saruf,ssIunal autins.

DR T. b. FOOTE, author of Medical Com
sense, may be eoa,d IN or ey letter a. BIS ehe
No Of Eist Tson a. Ohee a0s
ron 10 . N tll I > Consuaton free
DEiVATE HOSPITAL for the more obscure
d.e,,s olhs P. yesrS under the exclusive "utro Of I'D
WARD a. DIXON EDITOR OF The scape. Henorhods, Her
m Vsrle oc Fs;gA aud Sciatheir modern Treatment .nd rail-
Iucpsc Is 10 Boz No JiIl Hours io
eau.utat and g. sTeaags At Dr. Ds ednee No
Fnbagr.
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A"'' =" w PRICE 81 so.
DRAINING FOR PROFIT
AND
DRAINING FOR HEALTH.
BY Gxo r WARtsG IT,,
Buginser Of Draining Of Central Park. hswfof
ContainiIg
Lind 70 he DrsiBed and reAsOus whJ;
How Drains set and how tber sfoct tbs Soil
How to lav out a System Of Driinsi
How 10 make TIE Drains;
Care Of Drains aud Drained L5ndi
What Draining oosts; Will i FTi
How o make Drain Tiles;
Eeclsiming Salt mafshesi
MaladR Difeasesf
Ionss Drainage and Town sewetge and
The Public Health.
Sent BY mail on receipt Of price.
Row READY:
"ARTH CLOSE 7 &.
now TO MAXI THEM
and
HOW TO usB THEM.
BY
GGo X WAFHG, IT,,
Of The Elements Agricultural" DranpK for robt snC
Draining Health formerly Agricultural Engn The Cent al PARK
illustrated with many Wood bnEsdpga
Price IS cents
Address THE TRIBUNE.
sEwIoRx
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Nutius Of gankrupttu.

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
sTATgs In and M the EASTERN DISTRICT Of PENNSl ANA
NATHAN y PANCOAsT and WILLIAM H. NAkNOCk, late 60"
mariner. As PANCOAST WARNOCk, oil Pmlapli having po
ond meeting 81 creditors III be held on Ne lh
A. 1865 o'clock before REGISTER lFh
~ Chase esl at Gi5 Wauuts, the Cy 81 Philadelphia 'h
Tie examination Of the said BaukrupiA BE- hnshrd
N. Register csfy whether tho Bsnhfup have cohon'd 10
Their duty. -, ~, - ~
hearing ul also be had WEDNESDAY the Both day ~ Deeem
her A. d. 1861 the Court Philadelphia At ~ o'clock . ~
wbea pae, Why tho said blnAfu ahoad
not e discharged. . ,,.,,,,.,, ANN -, -, 49,,
49, Witnes, Hon JOHN CADwALADBR JndEs Of Tho
said District Court tho seal thereof al Philadelphia, tho
~ 2oth Of November A. d. 1903 g. toN, CLERK
Attest: EswIv T. CHuH, Register MA la"J"In'
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J. JOHNSON, IT, kuenolee-
DY JOHNSON g. MILLER,

REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
Va % HGssAu-sT.. CRDARsr, EHv.lohE =,
CITY Residences Stores Lo County Seats and Yarns bolEh SON.
changed Loans psoits lueoH Sales ofFurbisGre Ls
TUESDAY December !.
At II O'clock at EIch Saesroon No. III Broadway
~ l0J5-l,091. 81
BALANCE OF THE PROSPECr PARK LOTS
NEAR TIKI GRAND EASrRRLY ENTRANCE.
THE GRBAT SALE or ,095 FLATBUsH LOTS ADJolRhhD
PROM TUESDAY NOV q IN C0NSE0GkhCh OF TUE Eihh 20 N
TRINITY BUILDING, WILL BE CONTINUED II EsDAl De-.
J. THE BALANCE OF THR LOTS ARK TO BIZ SOLD ktGAhD
LESS OF PRICE This will be the greatt chance OF The ses" 70
valuable PARK lots that greatly advance 10 value IhS
Maps the Offices the Anctonecr No. 70 Neas- New"
York or ~ No i51 MontagueGt, BROOKLYN -
% CHOICE Hnd VALUABLE FLATBCSH LOTS on Lawrence
ard Flukn between YenouAVe and Loyesne Maps II no -
Nassaust
TUESDAY Dec g.
u O'clock AZ EIchange Sssroom, No III Broadway " 4,
~ SPLENDID NINTH WARD (BBOOKLiNl LOTS around 81
STEPHENS EPISCOPAL CHURCH. EALFH PUTNAM and
AYES. JEFFERSON aud HASCOCk-SrS.
and particulars No. p Essu, NosiOrk ind No. l3'
Mouiaguesl, BrooEyn. -
THURSDAY. Dec 10,
A Rrchs Ill Broadway, " T.,
GREAT EAST NRw.lORK SALE
o7g OF TIKI MOST VALUABLE LOTS ~ EAST NEW-fORk.
OS BROADWAY. BAY ASD UNiOSAVES.. WASHINGTON.
JOIN BAEBEYSTS., ALL NEAR FINE IMPROVEMENTS. AND
SURROUNDED BY DWELLINGS. FREB TICKETS over BROAD.
WAY and BROOKLYN CITY RAILROADS will he furnished aid
e Thnrs1v ell sho will examine the property For TICK.
and particular apply 10 the Auctonee No p Sas
sau-st. kev.lork. and no l55 Montagaest, brooklyn
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an TUESDAY, Dec. 8.
" WYCKOPP LITTLE Auctoner. will cell 81 10 oclsck ~
Exchange salesfcon No. III Broadway tee elegant PhiAdsPha
brrk basement Aud high stoop DIV bLLiNH
No. A. ELLiO1TPLACB
between DeKl and Ly Brsoiy near P Green Par
s ,e, Wall fo ferries bali block three routes "
unusually With two water closets Nsh tnbs
lue. baths Further particulars at once Of Aaeuohee" NO To-
MontaRue-st. Brooklyn
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TUESDAY. DECEMBER l. 1868.
Sutton Salts of Real 6statf.


A j. BLEECKER, son & Co., Auctioneers.
Lhs THURSDAY. Dec. 3
at u o'clock. at the Exchange -, 81,
MISUNDERSTANDING FTHSr-One lot on nortb 500
One hundred aud IS feet east Of Seventh 2or BLOCK
ol on south side Onebuudred and thirty hftast Directly opposite
The above same dnensons Onehunrd aud iVo ee'
Ntiei seyenth.sve the great Boulevard drive . -
ONBHUHDRBD AND-SXTEBNTH-ST-2 lots south side OF one
hundred Oloot street, % feet west EeEenhe
Boulevard and uear Broaissy fall lots grade Of Broadway
FRIDAY Dee 4,
at IL O'Clock at the Exchange sseNoou x -
DESIRABLE LBASEHOLD PROPERTY ON FlRTYFfrH'ST.
FFTYPRTHSTw substantial webul three starry houses ana
north side Of Pfyhhbst west Of Eleventnaye on
Is the lots nearest the substantial stone
vaults used for making lime and plaster capable OF being altered m
bTewer purposes The great business xsnscng along the river
this negh6ohood make, this object Of attraction 70 those seek
ing profitable investments
English basement House and Lot No
1851 West Twenty fst between Sixth and seyenthavs e iSr
half block u good order aud contains tho modern Improvements
DEhlRABLB RESIDENCE IN BROOkLfN an,
EASSAUST2 three basement Houses aud Lot Hoa ~
and la3 Nassan side between Godt and ndscnae BROOK
n Phde pha brick 'front.' 6t hoorS The houses are e
rey and good orders marble mante aud two WAFER
closets In each house. Possession Immediately OaV III ninaes nv"
VALUABLE PROPERTY on AVENUE AND FIFTYSEVENTH
ST, SUITABLE FOR BREWERS
WATER FRONT on THE EAST RIVER .
venht two Of the lots cellars have been eIeaTaed lIbs sua
bic for brewery
PFTYsBvESTST nOo feet uide3 lots immediately In the rear
Of the avenue lots
IS r. souh Of Title perfect Terms favorable
A J. BLEECKER SON a. Co.. Auctioneers
IA TUESDAY, Dec g.
at 70 o'clock, at Exchange Saesroom, .,
AMTYSTTbe substansl 3ry attic and basement orok ara
stone HOUSB No 80 Amtyt between Thompson and snanss
Lot &IsA House l5IO mode eoBeencs; also ohpmied base
shutters s!rOg aud excellent building See hand
lis al No st
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE AN
l ORDNANCE ETORRa
-, - OFFICE OF U. 9. ORDNANCE AGENCY, !
Cor HOUSTON GREENE SITS. (entrance on Greene), :


Cor HoysIoN q GREENH SITS (enIrance on Greene),
Sealed Proposals in duplicate, viii be received at
this Office until SATURDAY, October "a, 1858. at IL
shell scrap, wrought and cast ifon brass aud other
oIopanee stores located az the following points on
doubt Forts Wadsworth, Lafay yette, Columbus, and;
Schuyler. and Castle Williams, in New York Harbors
Adams ana WaicOtt. Newport Hsrbor, R. l.; Fort
Constitution, Portsmouth Harbor, N. H.; Fou Knox,
Harbor, Me-; Forts PicKens and Barrancas, Pensacola
Harbof, Fla Mobile; and Forts Gaines and Morgan,
This sale contemplates the disposition OF
70 cannon In New York Harbor, estimated as weigh
eslimated ID as weighing 1Os500 peuuds; AZ cannon in
Newport HaIbor estimated as weighin 26s 500 pounds
weighing s6.e45 pounds l19 cannon In Pensacola Har.
bor ts!lma;e as weighing Sl6ol pounds; 70 cannon
pounds; 20 cannon In Portsmouth Harbor, N. H.,
estimated ma as weighing l1gSSs @ pounds. vo,,u,,o
N.Y. Fort Ontario, oswego, N. Y, aud SackeLts
The Condemned shot and she'll amounting in the
aggregate TO l96l5i pounds, are in quantity az each
Of The above mentioned forts; also, scrap wrought
Full and complete catalogues of the property
offered can be mad on application TO this Office the
manding officer OF The different forts. Terms cash:
ten per cent on the day Of sale, ana the remainder
allowed for the removal OF heavy ordinances all other
stores Will be required 10 be removed within ten days
The Ordnance Department reserves the right to
reject Bl bids not deemed satisfactory Prior to the
acceptance OF any bid will have to be approved by
Bidders viii state explicitly the fort or forts where
they will accept stores, and the number and kinds
they propose to purchase. -
Deliveries will only be made at the forts
Crispin, Major OF Ordp snce u A., indorsed PRO
posals :or purchasing condemned ordnsnce and ord
Brevet-Colonel, U. s. A.
9A4w Major of Ordnance.