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THURSDAY. Thu RSSa NOVEMBER 25th,

At 3 o'clock pm, upon the premises, when
and where we shall be happy to meet a full
attendance OF bidders.
TERMS Or SALE-Half cash. balance
equally divided in and L months, with in
terest, secured by deeds Of trust upon the
property. The sale will be with perfect title
10 the purchaser, with rents from lst Deceul-
Der, and possession lst OF January.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT s CO.,
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NOTICES..
To Cotton Planters & Stock Iialsers

THE Memphis OIL Company wish to pur-
l chase, during next fall and winter, a
large quantity Cotton Seed for which they
win pay the market price, furnish sacks, and
hat.- seed o.,stsltiy . eighsd an ihsir large
platform lFairbank'g) scales. They urge their
friends moi 10 store their Seed iii large guam
titles. and thereby have their value destroyed
or injured by HEATING. Planters who wish
TO make contracts for delivery OF Seed viii
please call at Oil Work, Center Landing.
ss- Oil Cake and Meal FOR sale in any guan-
lity VA
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THE GREAT RED STORE.

] H GREAI RED , OoE-
Strictly frst-class property in location,
material. size and condition. 0nd especially
so in the first-class tenants which IL always
commands, at the highest ruling rate Of rentsr
IL Is impossible to md a safer or better in
Vestment in real estate here or elsewhere,
and in the necessity which norees him upon
the market, Mr.. Jones wishes to avail HIM
self of the fullest competition among bid
ders He has therefore instructed US 10 give
notice that it viii be put up al peremplory
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DIED.

HANDI.AN-At six o'clock of the evening
Of Monday, the sth inst, JAMES 4. HANDLAN,
aged 3s years. Of congestion OF the brain. -
His body viii be conveyed this evening at
O'Clock from No. 27s Main street to the Lou
isyille depot for Transmission 10 81. Louis.
81 Louis papers please copy.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE HERNANDo INSURANCE Co, /
II Madison Street, october IL, lst9.
A T meeting OF the Board of Directors OF
n this Company, held this day, a dividend
of tve tjl per cent. was declared upon the
capital stock, the same TO be credited upon
the stock notes. +. NJ. NELSON,
nnfi selrnIal.V.
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THANKS GIVING.
State of rennsssse--By the Governor

a clam @ti O n'
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LUMBER YARD and SAW MILL

BY the Governor:
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GIFT ENTERPRISE.
GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY tie Metropolitan Gift Co.
Cash GlFTSTO The AMOUNT of $500, 600
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PRIZE.

800 sewing MachlueS..--....... " 10 llO
600 Gold Watches ..-......-...-..... % TO 500
Cash prizes silver ware valued 1T 81 10000
A chance to draE any OF the above Prizes
FOR Ejc. Tickets describing Prizes are septcd in
tsEva,0rcs and well mixed. on receipt Of 2lc
q Seqief I9ckoi il dTagn without choice and
sent by malt To any address The prize Mapped
upon Il will be delivered to the ticket-hOider
on payment Of one DOii,ir. Prizes are imme-
diaiely sent to any address by express or re-
turn mail.
Vol will know what your Prize Is before
YOU bay for IL. ing i'rts" ccchanged for an
other oS same ttiluf Nd LianEs. Our patrons
can depend on lalr dealing.
RENCEs.-WeseIec the following nom
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes
and Kindly permitted MS 10 publish them:
Au.irez' J. RNrnS, Chicago, sl0,O0Oi MISS Clara
:. Walker, 1lltiurrs. Piauo Ssu1; James NJ.
Matthews, Detrnit, s6,ntu JunH 4, t5ndreTs,
savannah. $500; Miss Agnes simmons,
Charleston Piano, 5000. We publish no
names without permission.
OPINIONS UF TIE PRESS.-' The firm is reiia-
BILE and deserve their success. ~ Wee6}y 1rib-
Raq Mus. We know them 10 be n fair
dealing EIn ~ J. HegSfld, Nay y. "A
friend OF ours dfe4 a S5Ai pTiZe, which was
prnmptly received. BdHg Arlfs, JUDE D.
Send Tor circular. Liberal Inducements 10
agents. Satisfaction guaranteed. Every
- ~Eage Of sealed envelopes contains one
cAsu Glt-r. Siy Tickets for p; u fer 81; IS ior
-; Il0 for SIS. Aillettcrs 81 ori,. 5e addressed
ia HARPER. WILSON & Gu,
COS LTG BFaAfigay. keT lnrk,
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VNHE President OF The United states, rccog-
nIzing the bOuntiful mercies 81 Almighty
God in the progressive welfare ~ the nat4oh-
recommends day OF National thanksgiving
in the sisterhood OF states. Teune>sers ; rea-
sons for gratitude are by no means the Ielsi,
Ter people share the general good 10 eil5hl
has herr. destroyed tie fruits % The soil; ho
catastrophe has befallen the labOrs OF our
craftsmen: no comm efcial disasters over va
ken our merchants; no pestilence invaded
our. land. The industry Of the ullefS OF tte
soil of the tuilcrS in the mines, OF the aftl-
DC, r. in wood. copper, iron ana ston@, ana l-ir
;e lrned professions, mas Ueen pros pefed.
schools have been multiplied. Ihutches
have been opened. The luptures and AMI
moslties of the psst ere fast fading lnto tor
gctfulness The smiles and joys OF peace
have alounded throughout the bnicn -
States. The liberty Of every man Is assured
These blessings have not come 70 Us by
chance. They beSpaak our gratitude 10 tlle.f
AIlggise t-iyrr. v e should seek of u Ian their
increase and confirmation in the future.
We haye been taught, from the sacred
WORD, by devout parents, that the LORD
t4keth pleasure IN them that fear Hlm-lh
His mercy He healeGh the broken IA heari ;
He bindFth up their wounds. lie tclletA the
number o. the stars; he prepare II rain Tor
the earth; IIe maiefh grass 70 grow upon the
mountains; He maketh peace in our borders
Vow therefore, !, ID. We. Svatrr, Governor
OF the state OF Tennessee 90 hereby recon-
naQnd that
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Saturday, the 9th ofMovember, 1861

AT 2 o'clock m, proceed to sell, for cash.
upon the premises the tract of land in said
deed described, for the purpose Of satisfying
the lasi qf the three notes secured b the
said deeu. ..''.
The said tract consists Of two acres OF land,
about four miles from Memphis on the
Pigeon Roost road. being lot No. Of NJ. u.
DeaaricS's subdivision.
". p DEADRICK, Trustee.
Memphis, 18th October, 1859. oc26 law
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WARNrNG.

ALL PERSONS are warned against trading
n for the following notes, which were stolen
with nv pocket-b book In the city OF Mem
mis- on the nth October, and on which pay.
inent has been stopped, to-wit: One note ON
c. ]. Phillips, endorsed by Toof, Phillips & Co,
dated 18th April 1853 for s 1857 So One note ON
II. L. Waldrop for $50. one on W. r. Daugh-
erty for $50. The precise dates of the last two
notes not recoliected.
no5 NJ D. JOHNSON,
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OFFICE OF ". G. WEAR g. CO.,
GrOCers and Commission Merchants,
No. 3 HOward's Row,

MEMPHIs, TENN, October Is 1859.
~ OTICE.-We have this day sold onr stock of
~ Groceries to MIR. l.. W. MILLER, who VIII
da nuEiness AZ the same stand, and 10 whom
we request orr patrons to entrdSt their Gus
tom, Hs we can endorse him as being In every
way worthy of their confidence and patron
age our books viii be found with Mr.. ". ID.
Stratton, No. 10 Lee Block, who is charged
with the settlement OF our business.
W. q. WEAR & co.
Referring to the above, would say to my
friends and customers Of the house OF W. g..
Wear & Co. that viii be at the Old stand,
and hope, hg close attention to their interest,
to merit liberal share ot their patronage.
Mr.. Abb NJ. Harwell Will continue In charge
of the Cotton Department of the house.
or2l l.. W. MILLER
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TRUST SALE.

ny virtue OF Deed OF Trust, executed by
u Theodore G.. AnIle on the hrst day of Au-
gust, 1867, and OF record in the Registers
ofilca IF shelby county, in Record Book, No,
81, al page 10, ct Sequitcr, I shall, as Trustee
named in said Deed, on
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SAVE MONEY!

Try it, be convinced, and
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MISSISSIPPI.
Dent and klcorn-- empOrary Cessa-
iiOn of HGstilIies.
Appointment of Registration Officers

JACKSON, Miss, November S.--The
canvass between Judge Dent aud Al
corn closed temporarily 10y mutual
consent. Judge Dent goes to Wash
furtOn on professional business, and
Acorn To his home 10 attend 10 his
private affairs.
Gea. Ames assigned forty-five Off
GERS today as inspectors Of registra-
tiOn.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
TRUSTEES AUCTION.

ny virtue of a Deed Of Trust, recorded In
IL Book o., pages 40i-'7-'S-'9 of the Registers
Ofiice OF shelby county, Tennessee, executed
TO me by Henry G. Dent and Alexander NJ.
Ferguson, for the purpose OF securing a GER
tain Indebtedness, therein set forth, will,
ac.nr.lintr 10 Lhp Terms OF said deed.
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LABOR AGENTS
NOTICE.

I WILL apply, at the December Term of oul
L SheltS County Court for a confirmation
of M settlement as the Administrative OF
the estate of the late DR.. ZenO T. Harris de-
ceased All persons Interested are hereby
notified locsil E. 2. HARRIS.
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TRUSTEES SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

u Y virtue Of Trust Deed, executed to me
- by Trusten Wilson, on the lst day Of No
yember, 1867, and duly recorded In the Regis
ters Office Of shelby county, Tennessee, In
Book No. %, PIP. 53l, etc, and OF certain other
Deed, made 10 me by PaTlety j. Wilson, on
the 18th of October, ISIS, and recorded in said
county and state and in said Office, In Record
Book %, PIP. II. etc, and to which reference is
here made, and being called on by the holder
of the note secured in said Trust Deeds TO
execute the same / will on
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At the Hall of the Chamber OF Commerce, in
Memphis, 1ennessee, ~ acres OF land IN the
Hays iUJy acFe tract near Nytne Depot or
HaysyiIle, on the Memphis and Ohio Rail-
road, and particularly described In the deed
from the heirs of 81. Hays, decd, TO the
reference Is made for more particular de-
scriptiOn OF said property.
Sale hetyyeep 70 am. and Pm,
no32 Holm PifHE2Et Ant. Trusiee.
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NOTICE.

MrSsIsS AND TENNESSEE RAILRoAD.1
SEcEETAitY AND TREAsURER's OFFICE,
MEMPHIS Tenn. october II, 1859.
:, ,TOCKHOLDERS in this company are
, hereby uotined that the ANNUAL election
for Directors, fQ SerTe the ensuing year, v III
be held at the Peabody Hotel, Memphis, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10th November next, at
IL o'clock am.
Ocl2 s. II. LAMB, Secretary.
MISSISSIPPI ASD TENNESSEE RAILROAD,l
Secretary and TTeasurer's Office,
Memphis, Tenn, Sept 20, 1863.
GOUPONS of the First Mortgage q per cent?
I seven per cent. bonds OF this company
Maturing On tlls lst Qctaher next, will be paid
at this office at maturity,
seZS s. Il. LAMB Treasurer.
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tuesday. 2ad DaYof November. 1859

Between the hours Of 10 am. and / pm of
that day, on the premises hereafter described
proceed 10 sell, to the highest bidder for cas- n
and described thus, as lying In said county
and State, In Civil District No :, containing,
by estimate, - 10th acres and bounded as
follows: Beginning at q stake on cleared
land NV corner OF lot No. 7; thence south
- chains and 20 links 10 a stake, two dog
wood and poplar pointers, SW corner OF lot
Eo.7; thence west eight chains and eighty
seven kinks 10 a stake. two white and postoak
pointers; thence north thirIy-One chains and
seycnty-flNe links to a stake, one iTonwoOd
and three elm pointers, e. Amonett's corner;
thence west six chains 10 a stake and white
oak marked T. A, said Amonett's corner;
thence north Is chains TO "A stake. two hick-
DRY and one black-gum pointer, SW corner of
in Ia kObyns' dover; thence east II chains
and ~ links to the beginning. The right of
redemption is waived by the terms Of said
Trust Deed; / shall make no warranty of title
but / believe the title to be good.
A. MUNSON, Trustee.
~WuSON & BEARD Attorneys. OeeS2
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TRUST SALE,
Tuesday. Royember 23. I869.

ny virtue OF Trust Deed, to me executed
\. Williams, viii sell, to the highest bidder
-ar f.ash IA
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ne PER WEEK FOR GOOD BOARD, WITH SINGLE
Dp Room; parties room ING together Board by day
81 49, also Lodgings y night week. Dupont House
LOO Hudson street.
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ETH AVENUE, 309.-AN ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR TO
- rent with unexceptionatls Board family house. To-
cation and al appointments hrst class Best references
given aud required.
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Eth AVENUE, NEAR DELM0NICo's (76l.--HAND.
~ somey furnished Rooms 10 let suite singy, with
without Board private table desired References
lmred.
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1e EAST NINTH STREET, BETWEEN UNIVERSITY .s r.,
nshed Rooms suitable either families single gentle
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= WEST WASHINGTON PLACR.-SECoND FLOOR 10
let With Board; house first class convenient 70 -four dif
terent lines OF
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dr. sn ~ ROOM TO LET. WITH BOARD, TO A
- ~. single eeHtleman house has bath, gas, &c.
Dinner q. six. Call al D. Weat Eighteenth street.
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4 WEST TwENTY.sECoND sTREEr-vERY DE-
srahe Rooms on tho third and fourth doors 10 rent
with Board. n
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Il. < TO 81 PER WEEK FOR ROOMS, WITH BOARD
LDO az - SIS week Rooms, without board. PANT.
les accommodated equally low Apply At III Franklin st.
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ETH AVENUE. ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR ELEGANTLY
furnished, wsh private table, in Of the finest houses
IN Firth avenue north OF Madison square. Apply to HAZ
ARD, APTHRoP 4 Co, 10 Roadway
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O AND 10 CLINTON PLACE (coMsToCK HOUSE,
Q bToatsav.-A handsome Parior Floor four rooms
Others en- suite and single terms $40 and upwards per week.
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A WEST TWENTY.FIRsT STREET. A FAMILY WILL
sired.
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81 WEST FORTY. fAIRD STREET, FIRST DOOR FROM
- FiCth beautiful brown stone high stOoI
House. handsomely iunished class Board, with with
private tahla
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e11 WRST EINETRENTH STREET.-THE MOST DE-.
II slrable sf be found the city; private
bath, arac closets private table desred house nss class
IL every respect.
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I . BANK STREET.-A WIDOW LADY HAS NEATLY
- furnished Rooms let, with partial Board suitable
Tor gentlemen whore tley enjoy the comforts Of good
home
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IN HARRISON sTREET-LARGE, HANDSOMELY
III furnished front Rooms, second and third floors, with
han Bedrooms, with Board for gentlemen and wives
single gentlemen Room for two ladies. DGy boarders
eofnmodatei.
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A KING STREET, NEAR MACDOUGAL STREET
4 Furnished RoomsA few single Gentlemen be
romnodatcd with Rooms; everything new comforts OF q
acme, Apply all this week,
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AT WOLF BROTHERS, $40 BROADWAY, UP STAIRS,
"a formerly Of Brooklyn, money li6eray advanced on
namonds Watches, Jewelry SILKS, moro particularly on
Gold
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ASHLAND PLACE PERRY sTREETl, NEAR
4 Greenwich avenne-Larre front ParloT opening bal,
rony also other newly furnished Rooms wlth class
Board, for families gentlemen. Terms moderate
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A T J. A. JACKSoN'S NO. 8 AMITY STREET, NEAR
IA Brondway.-Liberal advances made on Diamonds,
Watches Jewey Dry Goods and personal property every
description Same bought and sold.
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< vANDAM sIREET.-A SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY
- will let comfortable 'front.' PRrior and Bedroom also
aa Room with or without Board. Terms moderate.
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II UNIVERSITY PLACE CORNER OF CLINTON
place, Eighth street, hne front Room elegantly fur
nished the second ho0T let with Board 10 gentleman
and wife also Rooms Tor scnuefnon.
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7 lis WEST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR SIXTH
II avenue-Money advanced Furniture, Panofortes
Mirrors Carpets Books Paintings Statuary Harness. &c.
Furniture stored, moved, packed shipped
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CQD STREET, lO2 EAsr.--A VERY DESIRABLE SEC.
ZIsD ond Floor to be rented with Board also large
Rooms fourth hoor each suitable FOR two gentlemen.
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CEE ADyIR T1sEMENf ron WINTER BoARpERs oF
- the South Orange Mountain House, 10 minutes from
Barclay street. from station half New Yo- orloea all
dern lmnr0vemcuLs
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AT 81 THIRTEENTH STREET, NEAR wALLACKs
"A theatre--I pay the highest price for Diamonds,
Watches and Jewelry, advance on the
1sAACS, Diamond Broker, 81 Thirteenth street.
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AT HyMANs, 65s BROADWAY, CORNER OF BOND
IL street.-Ldberel advances made Diamonds and
Watches, syerwarc de-, or will pay the highest market
price for the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-08

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR GENTLEMAN
~ and lady (Board for lady ony moderate prices Lo
cation very central and select Address b. S. Herald Office
for three days.
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FIRST GLASS MANUFACTURING ESTABLISH
IA ment now in successful OPERATION will IN oonsequence
of the death of member of the r be sold for 600 70
individual firm stock company. Address box 2l2
Post Office Jersey City, box 1856 Post Office New York.
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{VANTED--PART OF HOUSE, FURNISHED FOR
w light housekeeping for family Of four above Twentieth
street. wes Fifth avenue location good; terms moderate.
Address J. NJ. T., 1867 Broadway, room @.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD AT RIvERDALE.-NIcELY FUR
nisec suits OF Rooma let for the winter Win excel
lent table ~ minutes three minutes walk from
Mount st; Vincent station Terms very moderate Refer
exchanged. Address s. W., Ryerdae Westchester,
county, N. Y.
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Att BLEECKER STREET NEAR BROADWAY, up
II stairs, money literally advanced Diamonds,
Watches, Jewelry &C.; the Same boushi pawnbroxers
The New York herald., 1869-03-29

UOR sALE-ctosE TO THE DEPOT, AT sCARsDALE,
nice Farm OF 90 with abundance Of frnit and
well watered and within short distance OF Central avenue
and only IL miles from this city, easy terms.
8. EMERSON, Al Eighth avenue.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A LADY WISHES TO MAKE THE ACQUAINTANCE
IA of lady Of MEANS Join in taking first class houss
for furnished rooms or boardcrs Address Mrs. T. Herald
ollce
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ytrEsTCIEsTER COUNry.-cHEAP HOUSES AND
w Lots for sae, " Mott Haven, North New York, Mel.
rose dc Houses 1000 10 tlnga Lots $500 90 400 Also
Houses and Lots 10 rent. JJfS NJ. BECK. Onices 20
broadway New YORK, and Boston Boad New Harlem
Biidse, Mott Haven.
Or EnO-HALF MORTGAGE Will PURCHASE
sDD.DOO = bargain IN valuable Village Property, In
Monsey, Rockand county hotel, be up
otsl, two apple orchsrs, small fruits, house, bans
ehede bne Water gOOd Tor country residence; depot
SO miles city. ~. BEAN, n John street.
elk OO0-H CASH, BALANCE Ar SIX PER
glg.UVU cent will buy the hnes. place coo acres in
berkshire county, near Ps1sd, Macs Scenery bnes
In the world The who has photographs Of the pro-
pcrty lake ant inounlans may be Monday Tncs
day III Office OF II. W. JOHNS, 10 William street.
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L,OR shLE-HOUsE IN FORTY.sEcoSD STREET.
I fiftb avenue fs50. Madison avenue. near Th
second s.reat, s5U00 Lexington avenue, near Oramercy
park, ~3b,V0 MOTT '1. ~ Pine street,
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Miscellaneous.

A HOUSES TOR SALE By JOSEPH LEVY, no.
y chanbsrs street; W. 2ist st., e. b brick q ss5os
ssG s. s lsx5cxloo. sas,9cs; W. 4sth s., b. =
b. - furnished, 9lxsixit0a S3ydG0; W. ed st. r. b.
hrics, ixtQsl sl,sOo; L. seth ST. brick sbxi6ri4o
Si000 +. 3h 81 ~ y. brick, 19r57rito s17b0o; r. 3h
st., b. brick. 2fsxb51l0 s2 800; Washington ST. n
sriss fsgg; Leroy g. 8 and attic a Is .ss sscssc @
Oliver ct, and basement brick with store l7sxfs
sl750 "a av between 2Ch and 37th sts, h. brick
ki2nAn.
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GOC N0N a FINE FOUR STORY HIGH srOoP
'oDD.bOV. brown stone House in West Ffy-seconi
street Fisth avenns.
BELLAxY sTRATroS & LIVINGSTON, IL Pine st.
The New York herald., 1869-03-29

HOUSE AND FURNITURE FOR SALEM THIRTY
fifth street, near Fifth avenue Apply TO Z. II. LuD-
Low CO.. No. Pine street.
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ETH STREET AND TENTH AvENUE-A GOOD
- bargain for somebody.-rwo Lots for sale, the
northwest OF Tenth and Fftyeyen
Apply to the owner J. BAHRENBURG corner OF Ninth
nue. end Forty-seventh street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-29

42i =, rgani House and Frrnitare 800
Cheap Houses FOR sale PIT ia above IFS. at expense
A CHANCE TO INVEST OR sPEcuLArE.-ss,@oE EACH.
tTss Hoar n good order ean na T%pes
si,; .ss two oqr 20 sqsy ss with cS s0s.
Third avenue nag street. ssi Sixth avenue
A FOUR STORY % BROWN Stone rgoSr HOUSE FOR
o. rea' & ha,ealn w 99 slo For permits apply JOHN
A LARGE -FOUR STORY HIGH BROWN STONE, IN
menis paois and halls finished walnut and in perfect
aff c ss ss oS & % q aSeA
o. SO Third avenue, near foisy-sesenih street.
FOR SALE, AT a GREAT SACRIFICE, a rHkgE
5000 cash; mus. Ie sSd Apply SO Third avenue .' '''
Ar BARgAISs- PRIVATE, STORE AND TENEMENT
'''' : Join fETTkEicn, lis TSiid "'sa aSsaue ,'''
Az EXTENSIVE LIST or DWELLINGS, STORES.
nailed res q any i aadres % y ST sTAsIE9 DxY is os
way.
CENTRAL AVENUE.
$50 Guy Lots,
in plots to sui. purchasers,
Immediately adjoining she property recently sold for
LEWIS O. NORRIS
on and adjacent, to
CENTRAL AVENUE.
These Lots Be tie grade short distance from
rairoadsi and in the immediate vicinity Of
Churches, schoohouses snd well settled eighborhood
Parties desiring % v,ltse property can DO 40 by carriage
through central The hotel adjoining, BY railroad
70 fremont enceio Central Avenue Hotel where
VII be e asnaanee from Ito N. The prizes OF these
S60 70 II ooo per Lot.
Syty cent remain bond and mortgage, thus
s,e egss,snys ss y gssps moderate
by applyingto JOHN AcCLAvE, "A Pine street.
DROWN STONE HOUSES At BARGArsa-oN sfrB,
ID fh, 47tb 4sn, b2d streets so brek fronts m nrlem
Brooklyn, Jersey aud Hudson tfy. GEO. T. HARINg,
lsO Nassau street
L,OR shLE-TiOUsE IN FORTy.sEcoSD STREET.
II liftb avenue, fs5n0 Madison avenue. Thirty.
second street, $4,000, Lexington avenue, Dramerey
PARK, S5b,VA MOTT ''H. ~ Pine street,