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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21

An advertisement in regard to this work
by Hon. ALEX. II. STEPuENs-has been stand
ing in our columns for some weeks, and we
have referred to it cditorially upon at least two
occasions. We received a copy of the first vol
ume last week. Without having had the lei
sure to more than barely glance through it, we
can only repeat what we said before-that 1t is
a Book which every one should hasten to Sc
cure II copy Of. Members OF the press who
have read il carefully speak Of it in the high
est terms, as presenting d" careful political
analysis Of the past, separating REAL from APP
PARENT causes Of the late unhappy con6ict,
and giyingthOsc intcriorl~hts and shadows of
the Great War, only known to those hign otii-
GERS, who watched the flood-tdc of Revolution
from its fouptain-springs, and which were 50
accessible to Mr.. STEPHENS from his position
as second officer ofsthc Confederacy."
The first volume of the work, which is sold
only by subscription, Is now ready for delive
~. The letter-press and binding are excellent
and, aside from its intrinsic merit, it will be t
most handsome, as well as valuable, acquis
ton to any,lhrary. Our young friend, j. NJ
ATKINS. orthis vicinity, is the duly authorized
Agent for McMinn. Monroe and Roane, il
which counties he is now engaged canvassin.
for subscribers. We take pleasure in commend
| ing him TO our friends and readers, and earn
, estly advise all upon whom he may call t.
| avail themselves Of the opportunity to sccur
a copy Of Mr.. STEPHENS Great York.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21

A small squad OF United States cavalry, I'M
der charge of Revenue Collector MCWHNNEY,
passed through Athens day or two ago,
en- route, we believe, for Bradley county. They
are probably looking after parties who are en-
gagged in the Illicit manufacture of pine-top
and huat-SLull
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21

NE There Is said to be dissatisfaction among
the colored brethren because they are not per-
mitted to sit on juries. Numbers were within
easy call during the entire term of the Court,
and not the first one invited to sit as Il juror
not even in cases where one of their own race
was on trial. We would advise the blacks tc
keep away from the Court House hereafter ex.
cept on election days. Their radical friends
have no usefor them there at any other time.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21

One of the very best agricultural papers in
the country is the Dirie Farmer. published at
Columbia and Nashville, by HUNTER NICHoL-
SON, Esq. Price, $500 per year. 1t has the
following as its motto: g Pray toGod and keep
the Plows agoing." A specimen number can
be seen at this office.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21

We learn that Prof. GRAHAM, who was 10
have taken charge Of the Male Academy at
jacksonville, has been unavoidably detained
in Alabama and consequently the school did
not ppen at the tine advertised. The Trus-
zee will, no doubt, advise its friends and pat
rors as soon MS satisfactory arrangements are
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shipment ar Corn and Oats.

p. L. ROGERS, who is engaged in the pro-
.duce trade, has purchased in this section and
shipped South, during the last Ave or six
weeks, some eight thousand dollars worth Of
Corn and Oats. A pretty COED business for
these scarce and dull timesn
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FOR SALE.

A GOOD HOUSE AND LOT, WITH
N Spring, Stables, Fruit Trees, etc, situate
in the town of Athens. Amy person wishing
town property can do well by calling early
Further information can be had by calling at
the Office Of the ATHENS POST.
June 10, lS6S-tt-29
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21

Taxpayers would do well TO remember, that
unless their taxes are paid by the list of No
vember next, the revenue law passed at the
last session requires the officer to collect an
additional two per cent. on the amount
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21
AGENTS FOR TF1E POST.

The following named gentlemen will act as
agents for the Post in RENTING subscription:
from their respective localities: .
John J.. MCKINNEY, Riceyille.
W. J. ADlL, Decatur.
II. +. MAJ Nm, Calhoun.
II. A. Gu FORD, Washington. Rhca Co.
u. w. LA MINER. Four Mile Branch.
w. W. Fl lbs, Benton, Polk County.
JOHN A. SABERNATnY, sulphur Springs
Rhea county. ,...
Tnos. STEPHENS, Gainesville, Ga.
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Nashville and GliattauOOg;a Rail-
Road. ..

At meeting of the Directors last week, f..
W. COLE was elected President; j. w.
THOMAS, Superintendent; w. A. GLEAvEs,
Secretary and Treasurer; and r. G. BRAINS
FORD, Book-keeper.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21
Meeting oftI,e soresbytcry.

The Knoxville Prcsbytery will meet in this
place on Thursday, the 9th instant The
opening Sermon will be preached in Cleage's
Hall, at IA o'clock, p. NJ. .a...
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Admitted to the Esar

During the recent term Of the Circuit Court
at this place, Col. LON. BLIZZARD was admit.
ted TO the practice of the law.
r9- In our notice of the proceedings in the
Circuit Court last week, we should have stated
that in the case of the Southern Express Com
pany VS.. Geo. w. standefer, a aoIle proSequi
was entered and the suit dismissed. We I'M
derstand that the Attorneys of Mr.. sTANDE-
FER have instituted suit against the Company
for damages.
M The favor of our friend at Calhoun 10
band all right. Thanks. s...
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21
Quarterly Meeting.

Fourth Quarterly Meeting of the Methodist
Episcopal Church South, Athens Station, will
occur on the first Sabbath in September.
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yyTEEAT. OATS. CORN.

TIM. CHARLES, the heaviest Produce Deal
~ er in all this country, pays the highest
market price, in Greenbacks or Goods, for
Oats, Wheat and Corn. Remember that-and
town with the products of your farm.
July u. lSiS-lf-34
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21

sickness in portions of the county-chills and
fever, and some cases of dysentery, or luX.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21
MARKET REPORTS.

ATHENS, August 81.
Produce trade dull. In the article Of Wheat
200 is the asking price. Buyers however, are
scarce ut that figure. Corn, duh and slow ut
so ccnts-indeed. we doubtif any considerable
quantities could be engaged at more than 10.
Oats nominal. Other articles without change.
AUGUSTA. August Ill hand you market
report. The heavy receipts of Corn have de-
clincd prices to 1.20, with scarcely any demand.
Wheat in demand at 2.300p2.GO for prime red
and white. Oats dull at 80 cents. Bacon, hog
round IL cents. Flour, 10.60Wl3.OO. Cotton
goods active; Hopewell and Montour e 1917
Montour "A 1917. Yarns 1.05@2.O0. OSna-
burgs l7@19--J. .. MATHEwsoN, Commits.
sion Merchant.
ATLANTA. August 19.-Bacon, clear sides
1?yvlear ribsiA's lSH; hams 1T0rls; shoulders
1iiy0l5. Lard in barrels and cans, 20W22.-
Corn 1.I2lu.15. Flour, superiine to fancy
4.T56I.5O.
NEW YORK. August 01.--Gold 1.i5H. Ten
ncssee ex-coupons "a; new $50. Sterling 92s
Flour lower. Wheat, 16g2 cents lower
Corn shade firmer. Lard quiet Cotton,
firm, 30 cents.
CINCINNATI, August 1S.--Corn 92196. Flour
UNCHANGED; family 10.O0@1O.2j. Wheat 2.O5
Oats 53@55.
LOUISVILLE, August 1S.-Flour. supcrinc
6.75@7.0O Corn 9O@o5. Wheat 2l5@2.2j for
red. Oats 4j9lS. Bacon, shoulders II; clear
sides 17ll. Lard 1871.
| ST. LOUIS, August 1S.--Flour firm, with
fair business. Wheat 2.00@2.3O. Corn 02093
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Murder mt london.

We learn from our Swcotwater contemporary
that man named A. A. Eller was murdered
at Loudon last Saturday, by a rullian named
Basket. The outrage is said to have been en-
trely unprovoked. The murderer was per-
United to escape. A fellow named Crandall,
who was in company with him when the crime
was committed, has been arrested.
1Ii3' The cars on the Knoxville and Charles
ton Railroad commenced running into Mary
vile on Thursday.
CT The watermelon trade Is pretty heavy
here at present, and dealers generally have
been dong regular post-oflice business. We
notice also large quantities of peaches and ap.
pies on the market.
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geiT, We had a. eall on Monday from A. L

gzI' We had a. call on Monday from A. L.
JARNAGIN, ESD, formerly Of this place, but at
prcscnta resident of Helena, Arkansas. Mr.
j. has recently become associated as editor of
the Monitor, published in that city, one of the
best and most spirited of our Democratic ex-
changes. Our talented young friend is of
opinion, that if the Democracy get halfa show
ing they will carry Arkansas without doubt
in November. .iU G.s ''. -. .
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21

o." Sheriff GIBSON started for Nashville on
Tuesday nightwith the twoco!ored'prisoners
convicted and sentenced to the penitentiary at
the recent term of the Circuit Court.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21
SueculntsOu In EBrecslstus Es.

The New York Journal Of Coqamerce calls
attention to the efforts the spectators in bread
stufls are making, by persistent cutlery in
certain points rs to the "great drought in
England, to create the impression that there is
to he a heavy foreign demand for American
grain-in order. meanwhile, to Keep up the
prices here at home. That paper says:
There has been no ground for the very eX-
citing articles which some of our cOtcmpora-
ries have published and much harm will come
from them If they are widely Needed. sud
den advance in price Just ut the close of har-
vest Is certain to benefit none, while it tends
only to keep back the crops from the market TO
the manifest injury of all concerned. Prices
are kept up for while. the consumption di-
minishcs, poor people who haycto buy are dis
tresscd the FOREIGN market is filled from other
quarters, and then prices 80 down, and the
farmers sell at low figures too late forthc roads
and canals to distribute the surplus to advan-
tage. Those who hold the surplus sent for
ward before the advance and sell it at once,
pocket the high price, but everybody else. pro-
Queer, Spectator and consumer will have to
suffer- Those who are administering 10 the
spirit of speculation are enemies of every le-
Ultimate material interest throughout the
whole country"
We find the following on the subject in ano-
Their of our New York exchanges:
The late cable dispatch relative to the album.
dant yield Of wheat in England, in the face Of
the successive reports of severe drought in all
tscctions, deserves careful questioning. to say
the least. With super-abuiident crop on oul
own side, producers arc naturally interested
in The exact truth of such runor. The Mark
| Lane EfUreSS has chroncTcd burnt fields. dead
vegetation. and sheep threatened with starya
ton, for several weeks, past; and colatcd ties
timnny like that is worth much more than an!
sudden and unsupported statement by the ca
bic, made Just on the eve Of the harvesting o
our own magnificent crop. At all events. i
England may not discover that she need,
American wheat and flour, she already admits
that we shall have to supply the Extraordinary
deficiency from which She will suffer in sucl
productions as mutton, cheese, seeds, and othel
things: and these will make up large eXpor
trade for US. of which our forwarders and pro
ducers will not be slow to reap the benefit.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21

h1B7 BY ALIEN, living five or six miles from
Athens, has some Of the best lands in McMinn
county, which he proposes to sell on accommo-
dating terms. Further informatoncan be OBJ
tanned BY applying at this Office
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21

n1J' The workmen on the new Masonic Hall
are getting along finely, and will soon have the
Wullsup, o..
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21

szis~ A friend who lives in Cade's Cove,
Blount county, advises us that the corn crop
in that direction looks promising. We learn
from another source that radicalism is less
rampant and less aggressive in Old Blount
than formeily ~
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21

SECURITY AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE,
- by Insuring in the Hartford Insurance
Company. W,G. HORTON, Aqent.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21

10. The election Of Mai.E. w. COLE to the
Presidency of the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, is an ample assurance to the public
that the enterprise is to be well and success
fully manaped - .,,... ......r...
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21

GzH" Fruit-drying is being seriously interior
ed with by the continued wet weather.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1868-08-21
BAGS AND SACKS

CEAMLESS BAGS--WHEAT, CORN AND
- Flour Slcks--of all sorts and sizes, for sale
al New York cost, freight and expenses added.
July IS, lSGS-tf-3D A, 9. robson.
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Another 0Gici:sI asa.nrr.


Th6folloWing communication was sent to til
Senate Oh the 18th:
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19


originally built for bank and is erected In most SUD
santal manner the walls being from 6 to "a inches In
thickness 1t fOurstory and basement building nav
ing vaults beneath the sidewalk and aFrenoh roof The
appointment and interior Of this building are very COM
plete stairs of black walnut and doors throughout
the whole Of yellow pine, with walnut trimmings Inc
original cost OF erection $4,000 There arc IL rooms
fitted up for offices, &c, and IL is well adapted Tor an
insurance company any business institution The lot
is 23xs0 feeE the building has frontage OF % ieet on
Presdentst and Of 20 feet upon Van Bruntst IL was
disposed OF to Mr. James Cropsey for 3275O There Is
mortgage Of $4,000 the property Of which sum $4,000
can remain. seven lots upon NOstrandaye, cast side,
commencing at Observation-Disclosures OF each, 1874
xlOO feetwere bought by Mr. f. Bell for $3.50 per lot
mortgage Of 5000 remains on this property The ave-
nue. is graded and paved and these lots are reay ior
building purposes having cellars already dug trangu-
laryshaped plot Of ground, having frontage OF lO5
feet On Jamesst and 757 feet Frontst, within few
feet OF the contemplated buildings OF the Trust company
and Union was purchased by Mr. Duck for $3.50 It's
proximity to the ferries renders it OF value for factory
purposes.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
Sutton Sales Of Rtal 6stgt,.
j. JonvsoS jr., Aueiioree,
DY JOHNS ON q Nj ia Err
ID AUCriOEREHS AND

"A
REAL BsTATE EgaoxERsI
Hama, s <2 . e.S,r s sSa Psr,, sossb, I'D r.rsd sr.
ssaf Leans asTStd Aqssos stocks Furniture Md'' s'
Is o At til, B1sssDss .,TosS No. iii Broadway, Ss"Yor
Is shares combaos Sas Co. stock Of Nevada yp 900
At u ,eoeE at the EiSlisss Sseo No III Dro'dw'y fnig
B, order Of I&aEs GiyQS 81, TT; T%;;s IN oDoor
ABSOLUTE sALB o. YALytgiahp 5rbhNIh "ARp S'oo"
E e, VI" Poe y . 70 The 5son aEs,, e ,ys shGH, reserve
RODSErSr north side J fess m ses' Of BEDFORD
KgAPsr north side ia ssi u Of BEDFORD AyESloi,
noOPER 81. ,os,s 'ids 100 fee, cat q o
kEAPsT south "a. nag s;si in o,', q KEAyE-2oa ,.- DO
ho9pERST .od ,n aeGh 1SK - so,1.5 so,Ss issS i,
ifoofRR 81 ,aa,5 iiG .ae 10 fs, v NGScY AyE gt
HgwEsSr rorih sde az set in ses, Of HARRIs0NAVK-
SIy per ofs purchase remain on bood 'ni mort
fbs attention Of BUILDERS sod CAPITALISTS, particularly called
this sale All Of the lots desirable or improvement Psea'oa
Maps ss ready the oace Of the Aucoaesr no g Nn'''u't
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY e.
ymsr miRiEa RRlDFScE aud I,s %pio9
OfGroand.
- @ saS o.ss 10 r i,ebea ssS suny separate S. Gas
sab. a.toy nam, ssld ts Eos, Which
The Improvements alone y,ned s5ooo The property w be
:os q Sps & = = S SGoS. S S ss Immediate possession
s Ops inspection tSo days PRIOR to and on morning
II Jciirsd 50 per esat ru,y bond and moTtgags
i4lDsr ogh side commencing 81 feet "s'' oi sh' hNItAFh-
iJTrH 2q0 feet of FOURTH AFE-ISo desirable LOIS
and two small Iouses, renting for $500 zach
and ST q. corner Five hr class Lots
ARSOIIfTR PARTITION reserve, SPLENDID
CENTRAL PARK Lots
SIXTY THIRD.sr g. 800 n " Of LlGHrHAyR-2 aney To-
Gated lots 25yl00 each. . .. .....
BfGHTl+THRD ST.. s. 30 H. e OF flFIHAfE and vo IT, W.
Of MADISON AYB.-2 choice lots, 22Iltg n -.
S y Si % S s h4fsGE Rs lots
KIGIITY FIFTII-ST. o. n. ". Of AVENUE A-B lots
POSITIVE PARTITION SALE Of VALUABLE BUSINESS PROP
ERTY PSESr between FRONT aud WArERsIs 10 close an
No., Cd and 90 PINE sT.-Two POCR STORY and CELLAR
BRICK BUILDINGS each abou. front very desirable or business
purposes. ~. -. - A.. "A. 81,
Of The Auclioueers, No - Nassaust., MY
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19

Parties havings real estate for SALE OF those
wishing to purchase will End 1t for their interest to ad
vertse in THE TRIBUNE. It's aggregate circulation Is
larger that of any other newspaper and Is scattered
through every State and Territory, as well as in New
York and all the principal cities and Villages Make tho
advertisements as short as possible stating the adVan
tages offered.
Advertisers are reminded that the three editions OF THE
TRIBUNE semWeekly, and Weekly, are subscribed for
by entirely different persons, that advertisements In
serted In each win reach all classes
Advertisements arc charged % cents per line, each in
sertion in DAILY TRIBUNE, u so per line In WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, % cents per limo in sEm-wEEKLT TRIBUNE
THETRIBUNE will devote especial attention TO sales Of
Real Estate thus very much enhancing its value as an
advertising medium.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
QrOftssiOnaI gotitts.

nR. ALLEN Female Physician, 1l0 Greenwich.
~ near 3ht An eIysrtnesd LADY Physician IA s.esaaee
TENHE URETHR0T0ME.-Ths is the term se-s
Of which h adaga
variety Of Of he uTeth Every however agssssssa
Instantly relieved aDd cured by the patient IN
months without further surgical neresnee SEQ SPo No 6 t
Structure his private surgical class By EDWARD H.
DIXON d. D. Por by WABEER veseys As.or ase foe
OEce hours CONSULTATION nom " and 10
No ~ Faye The instruments rot for sale and Be ed S
sonaly by the inventor only
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
sALEs IN nROOKLYN.


Bir. William M Little Of the firm of wyckof & Little,
Sold today at the City salesroom Brooklyn, three build
bugs situated respectively Fultonaye and Washington
st. City Hall The first property, the north SIDE
of FutOnAve, within few blocks Of the City Hail. s
fourstOry store newlyEbuilt, wehushed Philadelphia
Front brOwnstone trimmings, covering nearly the whole
OF the lot and must speedily increase In value The lot
y the form Of elongated paralelogram having its
p1Ore norhward extremity at slight angle to the front
egs II has feet front Fultonst is l6 feet inches
n the rear with Glength Of n H. inehes ON one sde and
b feot inches upon the other It was purchased by Mr.
Henry Cullen for s26O5O per cent 10 remain bond
pnd mortgage. The property in Westinghouse consists
pf fOurand-a-hah story brick building, PAS
kSt feet; aud large brick and frame build.
fDg. H6xSl5 feet This last property is within
"a fow hundred feet Of the PostOfice, and
AFsshingtonst & daily becoming and more bust
pess thOrougsre, the value OF the lots VIII be
eugmsnted The first lot sold TO Mr. Felix Campbell
fOr $4,000 and the other 70 Mr. Gordon c. Fox for S4Oe
- per centrenaning on bond aud mortgage The next
pale That Of hvo lots Twelhst (which Is graded
pad payed Prospect Park about 2O5 feet east Of
keVenhaye Tho lots within blocks OF the Park
pod 25x00 feet each They sold $500 the lot
- per cent remaining bond and mortgage The valu
pole building the OF President and Van Brunt
ass Sas kGea OaegO4 70 purchasers TRs edidcs was
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19

n AWARE omphaicaiy FilB hOhk OF ms FhACh VIs'af'
iai a.a " ia Dacss near b. S-1i f'r csi1o5r
pAWsOS s hQkalS cssIsa. Kss, Co., Pc
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
yotsls.
A MEXICAN HOUSE.

A MEXICAN HOUSE,
"A BOSrOS MASS.
TIE very important d extensive Improvements. which have recently
ern made In popular Hotel the largest IN ewhngAnd enable
tho propeo Tourists Families and the Travelling Public
superior other HOTEL The cry
Duag additions been made OF suites
with bathing water CLOSETS 3e aabed one OF
ns passenger eayalOr the best constructed con
veys gnes upper story the house IN one mAus the entries
have richly pel and the entire houae thoroughly
peushed rernshed making H. Ia all is appointments equal 20
tbs e,,t eoor LEWIS RICE son, Propretora
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
3pusss anN farrs SeIRntsS.

HOUSES WANTED.-We lrave daily sppll-
cations or Furnished Unarnishcd oase Also eKeeeni "a
eies for the dispositions so sale Of City and Country property SEM
description Of No for advertising a1d rlsteng j.
9 sCH0OLRf Co, No. IS PNest
TENEMENT PROPERTY WANTED-To X
buy lsss The highest price snd best secay given h.
GIBBONS Co. No &c oomes, doors west o. Br5dgsy
WANTED to RENT-A Higli-stoOD HOUSE
large three or four stoTyn respectable neghborboei By
tenant entirely responsible Adles Box No. lC0s r. o.
WANTED-A small FARM of 10 to Is acres
in NewJerey within 50 miles New York easy access
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
Gbantts for CUISINES glen.


A HALF INTEREST in q paying weekly
highest respeby aud Offering great business IN
will be given 6rst class business man. Address VIA
TOR Tribune Once
ANESTABLISHEDS SHOE EMANUFACT0RY,
n having large profitable and increasing trade viii be SOLD at
bargain Business well established and hrstelsss
S0UTHMAlD Co., No lei Broadway
EANCY GOODS STORE for SALE-With
LEASE DWELLING and select stock Of goods No. IA Sixth
Apply on the premises
TTIWO-SET WOOLEN MILL for SALE-0ne
set operation Buildings and machinery new With good sire an
water u Railroad Anendae Depot ~ miles from New
York Suitable cloth. &C. Terms buyer Inquire
Mr CAMERON No. 81 Broadway A. A. VAN RlPBk on the
premises ---------
rCO Physicians.-A Country Practice for sale;
annual receipts 5000 Address Dr. Brown, Victory M NY
XNTANTED-to EXCHANGE Dividend-paying
w STOCKS City County REAL ESTATE Address Box
No 96TT Post0fee, HewYork
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
BOarS anS BOoms.

A VERY HANDSOME suite of furnished
n ROOMS connecting trout and drsteass House With all
modern will be let to single geuenen ony without
hoard reasonable Apply No. Ill Seenthay, near
Twenty ty-sscOnd-st
NNANTED-From the lat OF May for private
w family ak ROOMS on The SrsI or second aSos O. %
per mstl Adiress ROOMS. Box No. $50 Tribune Oece
New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
DROOME AND MULBERRY ST. CORNER

ID A BLEECKRR SON Co will sell At auction, TUESDAY,
1888 at u O'clock al tho Rrehhnze Sslssroom;
BROOMRSTTh valuable premises No 5 Broone ST. souhesss
corner Of Mulbey sire 2Iq2 first floor used store, upper
part dwelling The rapid Improvements going on IN THIS Par
desirable safe and profitable
iayement liberal. Possession May Title perfect Maps
at No II CedarsL