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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

NAs n hND r. n.
A REG ULAR MEETING OF THIS AsyOo1A.
a. an ION Ion will be held IBIS (rrida'l EVENING
ent, az the1e will te bu mess of importance tar
acted BY ord.r Of tho President.
March 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19
HIARTON lOnGu noarn1 a. y

MARION LODGEC. No. q, d. q. f.
TTNHE REGULAR WEEKLY MEEiIvG OF THIS
Lodge will be held 1H1s EVENING, at seven
Liberty streets. Members are requested to at1enI
.Dy oISer H' ". ROBERT G. STARR,
HIa&cn Ao Recording SeOretasv
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

BorrLRD WINES AND r.souoas.

Inpofy6a end bos&led by hixsol9 e2DeesolY for me-
dtoSua s6A teAeh bot1la has Ms ossesale ex tas pu
1isy. NJ, UWu1R14V VwDAwsG.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

@oPH FiisE ENGINn: COMPANY.
N line ompany will be held TH1s Trdov
EVENING. he 10th in taut. at Eight O'Clock
~ order of the Pre ident
March 10 1HEU. KAPHAN Sccretarv
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

WANf ED, SITUATION. AS sALEx-
w MAN in o Grocery house. Applloan has OK.
perience; references given. Address ''R )" Cface
y. AA1 NHWs March 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-19

feel bound soy. tAas L regard your Selma OBS
- beng in every respeek Prn-sminently pure, and
deserving OF medicat patronage. eli events il rs
the purcst posaibla article Of Holland oin hereto
tore unobtaanaDle. and ass eueh may be safsly prt
soRibed by physicians. <-1~'. =
On DAVID L. MOTT, M. D.,
Pharmaceutical Chemist New York
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
THE MARRIAGE OF PRIESTS IN ITALY

Under date Feb. is, the Naples correspondent
y, The London Times describes trial Of the utmost m
terot which took place before the Neapoan C"drt OF
Appea on Feb IT, the question being the iegety OF 'he
r,srriare OF priests. Luigi Tregla, yJuns man III
ricsts orders IN Saeruo engaged 70 marry NaSna
uoutefusco but the father mterfeEed on TIC gounu
ms being in sacred ORDERS and tie Judges OF inc lD"
~ salerno forbade the oGlcOrs OF the civil status ~
ana Cava to take any step ia such d 6e erased
nat fhe promise OF marriage gwen sou%u III % Sosi an
t ths rsgisters yalnst this decision me SIus W.
ucaIed 10 the Naples Courts. Inc c'Se V{nS bf
t'ercst and moi only the Court dcisely ~
% ,ie 1,ssages leading to II, by lnte'EeLt resp I
,,1' No., On whom the future uI ltdl5 huse -,
3,.t n o~,ed That Cphbacy was IN perfect con- ,
% re ~ Ipqu to tho divine word reVe&teu III ~,
20 ,,,,s w ami 10 the example Of Christ WdO - y
C. liz dlsculcs aud apostles inarricd meh vAvl 4
d P,ni according to the testimony OF St % G{I ~
., T{i,ry ishopta OF applause sud vivaSi Inc rue
ne;t,c ne a. beeu coucr ived the unDIluIe o
St,on of tie StepnenS the Gregarys, ana the 10
The advocate for tho Oppo-f.e party 'ou1t,d' - nuV
,be nroctice OF several centuries was opPoSou "
cnsnsJ, eBeral followed in Sneech fu oi No ~"
a,ce distinguished Is tho most liue eisil @ 80 AZ
Si,,n,fi,gs were 50 frequent ana ieNiH tnl. =,
80, "a follow tho Thredd ~ the Sp0'.,', M
Ie erd hats were littcd yiyas "eIg "eIgsJ ~ snci v,
1 nI universal claYpiug OF hands tiSueu ti.o euS. S
ana, 49, s,tr 1uly In tie enthusiastic audience ol
noataT Long and loud it continued; lhe W @ %
@ .ts,ld Inc power ei the priests 10 siOp IT, az -,
'o -. nm s., eo,gtatulatc and thauk the hV,"'t'y
SS,,I What ,,nl be Ihc Judgment oi i1e '"i ~ .
tT,rrss sc 10 say. expect tiHt thi ma. .,.-' wa
";i,-....iy. 80 4, -ui igicst sanction "i tue l""
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
NEW-YORK DALLY TRIBUNE
REL ESTATE.
<,m.Ynnr. weano.lny. srarah ]

..r X-sr.YonK. "wednesday 5iarch ~ ls's'
Til. beiag ST. Patrick's Day, less p'opetV
TIM uspal vas subjected TO knockdown al 'S' "a
iro several important sales are to come on Io'"oi
r,r. - which We give particulars below
~ ,,cl, rongNIil, ., Allentown Penn, was s"u
q, 1uction at the Philadelphia Exchange to'u'y '''
$4,000 -, =, .,,, bv ouc.
- % ,,oryow noon at No. Ill Broadway By Muhcr
yyps & Co. the frst.cass lve'sory stoneiroht s'oiD
40 eso Froadyay aud No. II Fraukinst; the fouFs'oS
hrqrk store No "a Broads. between Bridge ana o'o",
t the two and half-story brick house, No 81 ur"nu
y a. a,,.story brick huildngs, NOs. 4H ana $50 $40
ST. tue between VostGy aLd DesUrosse,i the
C'.aaetorv ,rowu-stOue house ana lot NO 5'Z ~ M,
trttsl, irg. a lot on y-seyentlSt., NtSt o
~, and "a lots on Firstve, Ffticth and fIIty
parf of the BeelS,uun tract. by Jon'o
IT,, =, IaTlr uuautity of improved hnd unnpl"
* Nli, , 81 Nott Haven East fremont, aud i ipti-
f,nnnt and also The opening ionn "I o, o'U Zen Cen
en- tbe Sfrpeu II. Lott farm. II WoodhaVciI ~
,ns Iua & East NrlyYork. By r. H. IMdlOW * CO.. ,lo
lC' No. store aud lot No "a Rei'de,sL' ue
.MITh 90 feet east Fiitlraye By Wyckon 4 Ltei
30 Hrsi class thr,e story houses N"s. 3Ol4 NV, az" n,
20s FutOu-tve, Bro"hl{h, tht't-S'piS ,r of ia
Irl,kI.avc north OF Laiayci ir-aIS, l%nr' % " ci i
iaee and % lois al East Nrwiork' ana " lo,s Y'
i'm and Ch.souaycs, Chnon, liylnrf @ an - ~ t.rJ
is Ty A. j. Beccyf, SON y CO, the Culver snI, ,, If
he late Aldcrnau lIEdn Iay lor COZ rs, ,.- 90 -
and lots ou Sryenrdfr corhtl ." q, ~ tt.rGy.si. a.
nouA,s aud lois ON HUusion--i ~ hund
lot ON Firstavc: ohe-h9 ~ twcuy sc-,ud
y-thiIi!. uHaft't- 10 .,
uiutn ana Oup huudrrti audhrIicii.-'lSa anu INC ~
mc> Mo-. ~ and 2a9 luu~to-st , ,..,tlv
AuUrrW N-nu, ir ot No. II Bre1d.sl', 's ,' ',s,i
purcnas. d. Ot Dr. Juhu T. aEG tiHrlrs m u,' T "a
,it f ,r,,r,l near Rye DruUt. rnuaiHhk % l'' - &
re of the farms q o. D. Ci.f#i t.' ol w. wv t
"a, elegant ruititr ru>oDucc ui ID. G. hltk''
nd rs wti( The beautiful grourdS 'i.chc' I,' neal
rr tfnIio 'fnc-c are some ~ The most elldnt h,"
ti,rs i'm Wrsirle.tcr County Mr. Wilson contemplate
inproyulg tho prupcry once. and uuder NE IA
ment VIII no doubt be made very attractive Tor country
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

- Persons having real estate for SAFE OF 10 lo'
and those deslous Of purchasing or rehuhR sue" P'"
perty will find it their interest TO adveruse III ihS
TRIBUNE Its aggregate crsulaon exceeds thas oi any
other newspaper, aud ~ addition 10 this adV"n'seo
TRIBUNE will he found. not only in New-iofk an" H ''
a,,,.. md yu,gea but IN every state and Territory
i,hin ts Inon Tine Vert should he made as
brief as will allow Of the advantage offered beg GEAR 10
The reader We would especially dwell On the iaet 'ha'
the snbscribcrs for the three edtonS of fHE IRbuN
Daly Weekly. and Weekly comprise indv'd"' y"
every profession business consc4u'n'D 80,
80 'i, - .n ,,.,o,,tr.,s among all classes. TIE
,.peolsi attention TO the reports OF saies
., real estate both in tie cry and country Tins adding
greatly to the value or s columns a" an advertising me
du,r The charge. advertising are as follows; DAILY
rYurSy q5 ce.us per line for each nseriIoni "EhRLf
TEfrUvg 50 per nne; sEHWEEKLr TkiEtNE' 20 cents
rt t, Abort zen wo ds average lnc. after tht hrst
',rr which usually contains only tour or nVe "or"S
r.rr.. cp. a 10 rdvantc
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
AucrIoN sALEs oF NEwYoRK REAL EsTATE


j,
Ttree'o e5o19e.s w bone '1 '', : !. $1,000
Three & ,6 soi.s & ,1 o' - l.a " 70. ~ N' 900
Ns,.'eo ic,og 'qd E"' rf sear . secoo
1nsa9y [el store sga 5"'os' No ", ,s n., 1900
r o 's store AID o'esf No - '',s ' 1850
Tresr, meA store 'rl aN,lI'. No ~ I72o
Foars''y bs':%n LrG'nT, & , ,'s T a. @ % ,ir aep 6sp
:go,.T ss Gas.; -. 2i,s''' n s.,1, eIt 80, 1870
'isi. ~ sgl't ''d 20 " 81 N''..' 1880
9lis; o '2Isi @jS e oi .'''''' r''A -i,o o. $50,
ht. tH'H'''''.'. ,i Firk...... gafn
"i' "b-n'~. So ''I .'1, .,,.
.'i' lsiiicg " ~ 5 q ~ J. M.sy..... J;l
ny l.. n LUDLOW 3 CO.
lb-assnrr tnd hsssrrt hrck tors. Aud IT, %. -
sta psee rnna ns ''o"'n " ' ..............sIsa IS $50
ny JAMEs H. MILLER
s ,v bor. AMI lot 81, NrDo1zals Ottseen WavtTley
.sr9. l. Sitlar.
m W ave IS L of 5.s -5AJli u MeI'rr''''''' io''
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
cUIcCIOLrS LORD BYRON.

NJ EECCLIECTIONS OF LORD BYRON: and THOSE OF L'h-
WITNESSES or LIFR By the 'oryTs's "rio' "L rams
,.sSy Huoert r. H. Jer1irghan Pc-;rir 'mo '"ln - 90
This tngy able, VITA keen appreciation 'i me
fDslly TeieTaph.
THIS hook is or great vslus; for collects the various opinions OF Lord
svr borrspters presents them at glance illustrates them by
m ~ and journal Of the poet himself Sad subjects them to tla
n-tPan Nan Gazette.
Never before ba Byron viy portrayed aud biz character 50
,sBhlv trsvA The reaaers fagsi Morning Post
No greater ro could given Of the rterest which being
M With re.get to Byron bis r bis character and bis works han
NJ, pubneaton.-l A,heuaum.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
THURSDAY, MARCH ls, 1869.

20 bt Lot H. No Hespe Weosr SO0
LsrgsuAys Nos a. ~. 2I Bf'tt W. ''A''''''
HOB0KKN. 49,.
NoRTH BERGFN ss,o
Road MrDaralfs Sro ,.n e5s
Daly,o.n Road a.ioprg Sieger Il al u JlO aefes' 70
p.n Point road , = T. Pni.sT. 1900 SlIV
,-.. -, o. N 'f,rl..te 5lxh0. 0........,.... $50
IsNfoN NCouNTY--wEsrFIblD' eo,,o
l3I adiouing of SIR. Van g,l
Plot Cunhrr.s dist ljOI-jl..
fLp.
Y acres aJoBsg Elias Tooker op Surnghed Wv
- ELlLABErh. 4ao
Lot on "a
Lot
Los 20 ~ 25 &C. a. aai %, map Of Bske'''''''''
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

EOR SALE. or 90 LEASE-A MILL PROF.
ETY ore me from tie depot q Horr''TH h,I sas = nf
Lrst water b0Wss Of tue c0uyi ~ fesl az MI
been sd for making rssteisa1 T. D. nlhAhN
MorrrtowR. S J.. Mrrc3 4 1888 s,3al
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
TR0Tr,oPE's PH1NEAs FINN.

PHINEAs FINN. TIE IsSH MEMBER ANo'eL Bv ASTEoSl
rRoLoPE Author Of lie Eew lie gh' Orey Farm small
House a Arlington" "CaB You Forgive Herr Doctor lhoIas &c
Illustrated By Nl.ua4 Cvo, Paper. ~ as Cloth 81 IS
z HARPER BROTHERS viH sn4 si'''r or ae ADORE Hor ~
MAJ pysg,J 90 aay part o Ge Cisi Aot' on r''-g'@ r'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
AUCTION SALES or STATEN ISLAND REAL ESTATE
TRANSMITS or RIAL ESTATE

~ A.. .. HiEfCKII. sos Cu.
iaI Of Csass, p
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
n.m mnLG,at.uns.

aNFEICAN PUOTO-LITiOGRAPI cos
II UFFiCR HuxaLb BuitrtNo--Rr airar-- ."'r ~.
IyAEPER a. BROTHERS, New YORK, r
Publish this Day: .. ...
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

EOR SALE-A SMALL PLACE in New-Jer1
ser one Lour from Esw.Y .Yorx bg rail rsebnrhs Of nile h5
uaon d grosnf tive oa' rev Petst fsnee bs tg
ca esisre water house rood ysh
vas by aaot; ourbug peEy = o. ai ad u sehoeh an
cburebs, eoavsnisni; price e35 Apry tie oGes o.
ROMANO RAFT a., 10. CO BeGvey-fk.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
@.st.s,str County gtaI esiat, for saI,.

ANY parties dcsirous OF a neat COUNTRY
~ HOME srld apr " hsye several hsutsom@ hue
CuTT4GiS With Ers d' srd sroufdgs f Alh fie-
We'icrr County dsp ea ops nogr ~ te cry P7ess
r. IA - s2l00 Ao RfSIENCES ~ LIT or the season
rs4r Moderate rsnas nlSGsB. FesNka CO., No Pnsst
VERY valuable EARN in Westcbester
Coarr con prg uesJ Of The ans't quality - aBd
ih rod bhig,; uatd hh grounds commaudrg foe
ai.on RIVER; lss hrarv tai nile "1 on ',ah
ri k- the ~ he coauJi Ia order
,ts he su immediate sale it l. oF-rra 0E 5ssts
DINGES, FENSKR Co., No Piuest
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
% Wlbum il man Gunttrr.

1 EFT MS HOME, No. 1874 East Seventy
Hr' a. T. hoIdy nom hng 18th Inst WILLIE DAVIS aged
~ Isas sDou iss ebet 10 hight A.
o be hvnG feared ne 1oduR nader peray abtras Of
mnd d on Hfe9 tA rough sOfkng dark oveFeolL knit
gay sAan toSn istbat and high bo hs supposed
70 have len the city ABT tdues thoWn
bis "hgrebou N be ehssJ rewarded By l passts al their
Tesdonee, OrAt
No So WnH.nd E,vYori
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

NOR SALE or to LET-A HOUSE with Ntng
oa tie mont coutanng 10 rgcns i r. Of lot oIll
ft tees grape vn-s ga shgbt sssd Bergsn HIgb ~
fet ron proposed Eoueva Minute, ~ boris et on JI
Ctv. prfs s8n9 S50p bod sbt mortggc btpt
ssa per Apply 70 J0HE KiSAsp. Sos gsAs assstAs
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
Eruohlun g,aI Gstlt, fCr Salt.
rI1HE GREAT POWERS SALE
II
-1sat $50 VALUABLE BROOKLYN LOTS
By JOHNSON MILLBR -I----- =
or TUhSbAT. MARCH ~ .uoSc RRAI

Is THE CURRENT TOPIC OF CONvBfSATloN AAoNV NHAN
- ''i'N' ByrArB MBN EVERY WiEkh. iEkh.---r-
TOR SALE in BROOKLYN, on tae re- nO.gn, ...y.D,
II -. - Clpto sud Lafaveteaye SOM gt iose
iou,,osr oop brown-.sone frolt Frsnerroa hoO'' ~
anu 2l4s Lots ~ to no fert 80. A.. ,dou, hsr1 sonth
The 2sfoat With seesnt oa % b ga
These be bui y das ""'A ~ Wy re.
tbe ,yi.uo Of AZ m"uei"
p, Black wasut out and Vfsbae doar' s Laa ' , a..
,o as.g SSH ard French p.S
drng room apj ban vFinseod n bscs "hht ,,t, rantry
watpr.clasets. eight "afn@'
, ia Toya ~ autrss All anr smolH - ta~ers ot ans
h en- & e. hotsir fnrlac~s; IS t2l mihts F "rrea'e
Fultos frru PrSpertl arAaI eau
Price aEUln to s5hi atopi oh .laf rasui h ~ Ttiou4S
possession Apply on tie ptioS "
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

NEAR I
AT rHh F9Of or
vvASHTN NGTON-tVENUE'
Ihs f, a,',.st nd cai.t ar ss'@ a 9ps g
10 JOHNSON q hlLlEH r.nu.
Send r. a.p to So Is NeaYora a.. no. S Montague
IT,. B0"kyp
NOR SALE-In Brooklyn, one block from
Gt,9s s,s sIT 's q ,ot e 81 feet deep:
U0e co. Goi .eet.. sris Sssiu. ,'dogay tahs dnTs
waters user hs BgEbydrs wc' s.S & rp & gT' >;
~ ,"st ol sruIs Tsr gs, Pa,,.s,isa insstey April to
JSsra JI. sssE9s 4"a z Sf' de = ''' L . -
NOR SALE chrlu-A very desirable two
l. ,ror, ,i s'ea IN tes orf ngyas reissS5 1sI
3Ia Sa @ g. FL d " a.. & A5py on 6p gruise, to
K.PABEE, Quhcy..t p hen,r : ". IoapAlls ave, Dr.
TLATBUSH-AVE. r... 20.
L Tlr pas, ralud. urioroyed pors,ty or his
~G.kAr Business 'r.i0kOUGHFakh
w" Ne "1 '''l " ''.' GGsaGE POWERS ESQ
o. TbspAE MAkth 70 't'ae FIlarfe ss.S,fo3% MILLER
Mays" 'E's o f. NJ 49, - < Y.ti
NJ. ls1 Aeatgursi. B.ookivn.
iIOR SALE--ln BBOOkLYN--A thi+c.story
rGag. ols o.ott;esg 3; q '2g @ |I, Z, q, TN ~ rS,y g2,
e' ' " -. Ne ~ ,saH O,fst sear " sshfasor PARK
Or ay. gHoMPaoS No Ie B'oadg'y n y Possession A'n' In
I~s-'d. -------- ------------------
EJAN Y Y A r U III X ) .,,l,....-..,
" Are rgus t % persorf eramaat,n Of ne ot' tnad
on toe bloch Rr,goust G fahins ,nI A{,eays
MILLER % TCEsbAY a,b q ., ihs EIctarst 49,.
sp q 25 Sac sast n T. sud i6 Meniagas-,t Broo.n
NOR SALE-A rare opportunity 10 purchase
j. he s @a ss 500" q l,s. :. s s Gsas 80 sSSsl %
f'''' A''' - 10. ~ Mealsgae.L. RrooLlEn
IL joilSfov MrMgws Aue,on sirci.smsut Of GREAT
lOHEHs SALB, under TUESDAY. March ~
G9 nnO PER ,ACRE only For a tract of
wv . ~ mort G il ,.t..'t no.. os.rcJ ia 8r5clru
u. 4. RciAND A Go, No sBeskm's-st' n T.
-
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

nor SALE--At Passaic, n. j., on Enc Rajlt
vav $ minute, ros Nsy.5a e & i'ly tsfgeiatlos ~ A
rrovpmerts from 1909 % s9o Ao relt Eae koII5 rt1
$50 to zoo Also fur.hs1 h51se potseson On OF ett
M,v yflsr o traces Th-ee County Sela rsk
P..c k sale Cal atiresi FRIfTs, "a e6rnsF OpDOs
depot ~ Pt,saic. y. J. Akay
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

9V 0OoNs
C0RSETS and SKIRTS-Whaleboue only 81 :;
~ so the best French style prcss
Lace Bmbrheres stamped Yotes Band mmib
garments BLGERs Eo go and 832 Broadway
IMPORTANT NOTICE!!!
TO THR PuBLICThe old established aud sud
hoop emporium Of THO& H. GAYNoR will be REMOVED from
the No. 65 Broadway before the LAT
hi other store Nc ga Broadway Of wS previous
which the entire large and valuable stock Of elegant SITTING
s sud ladies' n viii he offered prices fr below
purchased 10 Paris q the na fLrorphle
THoA H. GAYk0R iinporef. Noe 76s srd a24 Broadway
~ b. Couuls eerseis bsinE Al u esnlI, worth o. 81
Mery eorssts seli6g a. 80 80
MADAME FERRERO, No. 6 LAFAYETTE place,
Ava VIII open on Thurssy March 10 uauIlsy large and elesn
At'snment oi PAks SIZING MILLINERY Admhes By card
whieh ran BE- obsusd a. No LsfAJeti- place -
PATTERN BONNETS and SUMMER HATS.
Spdhg Millinery ready great btrg.ua Mur,rs ,nnoed
he" Sv'ss Of Spn1g Hats . q heanes Millinery Goods
L. BlSNSS MILLINERY, No. S7T Iroadway nm ttairt
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

EOR SALE-At Orange, n. j., CQTTAGE o.
Certrs-, o .o5.o zoos stable aa' yad'a tss ndhe0fss
pank Sl1tss; with without rhare "
reasonable part could Tewaa mosase IaqCrs a. No.
Prar-.l
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

TENTRAL-ANE.- - Three -fOurths mile from
" Nc,ms Dam 10 a ACRES. beaul located hgh gIoead
f SAB ,,ry e,tp Terms to suit Apply to W. p SEYMOUR No.
Broad
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

EOR SALE-In Westcbcster. by order of the
AJr..ore of hs ss iham Austu. deceased. e
ole n lssfng village
consisting q Em = ablut CO gol house Ha o1i
sHta' j. f1r residence; tao 3stoJ bsk hoae
sra h th. age o Hasts N stson eicb house hg a
raom, lots En For pa.ts-sn nqurr ofW. ACSTE No 1895
Trar- HsrsH Of JAMES AUSTIN 10 Hsstng or BLIsIA
ATS us on
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
Cars.
SllasitaI Snsirum,nts.

A GREAT SOUL IN A SMALL BODY.-A
~ lew more sho have bsa usng h hs CORh PIANO eah
f6S ts silb'1 fT4 et ssaaEP sakL2N @AlhesAAA, Es
- ~,
< GREAT OFFER.-HORACE WATERS,
4 No s Brosdsar % dispose Of Nv PIANOS AbLObkOs,
d OkGANS Of trs cts mass At ETTESfLI Low PR CHS
FOR CASH pURNg viii rom @3 70 go monthly
ustl pad Ihe su' % st sni rrni ogsy Ppls pnrcs
A RION PIAkO.FORTE.--P Patented highest
pftMem syssiPrq 3D. ho rsnoaa,a "oaf, EIps.aoi
ara vsfrrSo,as. Ees ls7 "a iea BSserr AASHES Co
A GREAT SACRIFICE in PIANOS aud
ORGANS, prior 10 80 BTOsway aud TFuht-
HAuns aud 60 LII 500 on monthly rnsaG Cal before
purchasing. T. e. bEHHi & Co. No. SO Er,sdva7
A GREAT REDUCTION N PanOs--Barmoros
~ WaTornoH No. yJ eksf fpcudi aortnsnt, wiIr4Isl
are Jsr.i II msiE': te'Ho' n Distinguished srtsia
A CHICK RRING PIANO, $500. Several first
~ oFss PA urac hos reduce VnoeE brEkDMAS
Z hDAI li Fctr Eit hato0ms 10 30 NesI biHetulbtLi
betFrtn Fifs 40 ,I-ave1
IF Won want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
Il L. T. CJNIlhfS7 NsTrroo'a. ~ BOD
Sslnont suit OuJ look At;bsn 90
ore yn4 drrl- strwhylr
OIANOS.-We are now offering the balance
PIANOS IN Of closing
busins,L 4. H. GALE Il Co, No !ni Ess Iwetbst
THE GREAT UNION PIAN0-FORTE Co. are
Gshg 1900 PsHo for the trsds GTe 'hsa call.
Tenth 'se. Aid TLiry-ssSeat st.. ~ Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
~ JAWEs n NILLEH.
AUCTION SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE.

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New-York tribune., 1869-03-18

At YONREES-A new, FTench-root COZ
~ rAGE; gs heater; plot lo2n; felsss usighhorhoo
.pl-7alI ysr w pot, viii bargain APpJ to J.
IOUM4NS, ialkera
New-York tribune., 1869-03-18
4 Il WHITE PLAINS.

For SALE number Of choice COUNTRY STATS, FARMS aud
MITCHELL & Co.. No O. Piue-st
Middletown transcript., 1869-11-13

THE WoRLp.-Ah this beautiful world |!
| know not what to think of it. Somc-
times it is all sunshine and gladness,s and
Heaven itself lies not far off, and then il
suddenly changes, and it is dark and sor-
rowful, and the clouds shut out the day,
In the lives of the saddest of us there are
bright days like this, when we feel as il
we could take the great world into our arms.
Then gloomy hours when the fire will not
burn on our hearths and all without and
within is dismal cold and dark. Believe
me every heart has secret SORROWS, which
the world knows not, and ofttimes we call
man cold when he is only sad,
Middletown transcript., 1869-11-13

To FArTEN POULTRY IN FIVE DAYs -
Set rice over the fire with skim-mik.
only as much as. win serve one day. Let
it boil till the rice is quite swelled out.
and add teaspoonful or two of sugar.
but it will do well without Feed the fowls
three times a day in common pans, giving
them only as much as will fill them at once
When you put fresh, let the pans be set in
water that no sourncss may be conveyed to
fowls as that prevents them from fattening.
Give them clean water or the milk of the
rice to drink but the less wet the rico il
when perfectly soaked, the better. By
this method the flesh will have clear
whiteness which no other food gives, and
when it is TO be considered how far a
pound of rice will 60 and how much time
is saved by this mode. it will be found
cheaper than barley meal. The pen should
be daily cleansed, and no food given for six
teen hours before the poultry be killed.
Middletown transcript., 1869-11-13
Ilopular GALES.
A SINGULAR VOW.

|
II want to ask one favor of you Au
brey, before die"
The speaker was Il young man who was
fast nearing the other world, and til,
chiIls of death were creeping through hi,
veins He wore soldiers uniform and
lay upon IA pallet of straw with no one tt
bid him goodbye, and sec his last strug-
gle but Lit. Audrey Morton As he ut.
tered the above words, Aubrey Morton
knclt beside him and took his hand within
his own
Anything you ask, William, will do,
1t 1T lleth IN my power.
Three years ago" said the dying man
Il met and loved Ethclyn Marston.
worshippcd her, and she favored my atteu-
tions, and at last | proposed to her, and
although she did not formerly engage her
self to me, yet she gave me all reason to
hope that one day she would be my wife
Those days were blissful ones to me, but
they were of short duration. Ethelyn
Marston was false; she told me at length
she did not love me. The wound in my
heart was deep and lasting; for weeks |
tasted little food and knew little sleep.
Life for me lost all its charms, and caring
little what became of me, enlisted in the
army, and now the end of my existence is
almost here. Aubrey, | long to be avcng-
ed. / desire her to feel all the agony |
have felt, and want you to swear to me
that, if possible, you will gain her atfcc-
tons, and then cast them off as she cast
mine Off and made me u ruined, heart
broken man."
The young lieutenant hesitated. Should
he swear to deceive a woman and perhaps
blight her young life.
The dying man saw that his eomrade
hesitated, and he grasped his hand with a
mighty effort, while a cleaning anxious
light shone in his eyes.
Aubrey, if you low e me-" he said almost
fiercely; ''promise that if it lieth in your
power you will avengc me. Place your
hand on this Bible and swear to it. am
going"
With face almost as white as that of
the dying man Aubrey placed his trcm-
bling hand upon the sacred book and made
the required vow. A look of satisfaction
shone on the dying soldiers face.
"Thank you" he said fecbly, "there's
no one who will shed tear for me but
you, old comrade. Tell Ethelyn when you
have broken her heart, that William Has
kins is avenged. Oh, Etbelyn. Ethelyn,
you will never suffer more than | have
Ethelyn Marston of Mystic Valley. Find
her Aubrey if you look the world over I
am going-kiss me Aubrey love you
Goodbye"
Morton bent over the dying man, kissed
his cold brow, while tears gathered in his
eyes, and his voice was ehoked with emo
tion. William Haskins was dead; he clos
ed the sightless eyes, and with a sad heart
prepared the body of his dead friend for
burial
Middletown transcript., 1869-11-13
RULES FOR Sell -GovERyMENr-Ask

RULES FOR SELL GOVERNMENT Ask nc
woman her age. Never joke with a DO
llceman. Don't play at chess with wild
ow. Never contradict man who shutters,
be civil to all rich uncles and aunts. Your
Oldest hat, OF couI Use, for an evening party,
Always sit next to the carver at dinner.
Pull down the bl ind before you put on
your wig Keep your own secrets. Tell
no human being that you dye your whis-
kers. Never offend a butler-the wretch
has too many chances of retaliation. New
er answer crossing sweeper; pay him or
pass quickly and silently on; one word and
you are lost. Wind up your conduct, like
your watch, once every day, examining
minutely whether you are fast or Slow
Make friends with the steward on board n
steamer; there is no knowing how soon
you may be placed in his power. In eve
ry strange house il is well to inquire where
the brandy is kept only think if YOU
were taken i'll in be middle of the night !!
Write not one letter more than you can
help; the man who keeps large cores
pondepce is martyr tied, not to the stake.
but to the post.