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The Nevada Democrat., 1860-10-09
Merada 9emofrat.
Letter from virginia.

Mr.. John Montgomery Thomas, who resi-
ded for some years in this county, and is
we'll known to most Of the old residents OF
Nevada and Grass Valley, writes to John
r. Mcconnell from Blacksburg, Virginia,
this present resideuce,l and gives encoura-
ging accounts of the prospects of Douglas
in that State. The letter is dated August
29tb, and we are permitted to make the
following extracts:
There is now no chance for the Breckin-
ridge Disunion Yancey party in any State
except South Carolina. Douglas will beat
Breckenridge in Virginia; the politicians
went off with the Seceders. but cannot car
ry the people with them. The old Virginia
Democracy remain firm and iniieXible., We
are organizing and going into the light IN
opposition to the principles laid down by
the Disunionists, and in every fight our
men are victorious. Non-intervention with
slavery in State or Territory is satisfactory
to the bone aud sinew, the great rank and
file of the South, and whenever discussed
the Douglas men gain the day. Wise would
be tower of strength to US but by the mis-
guided course of his son, o. Jennings, and
some of his friends. He is lost to US, yet
he is sience6; he will take no part in the
campaign, but remain quiet. Mason is
dead. and Hunter badly hurt. The people
are showing the politicians that they can
do without them. You never saw as sick
set of fellows in your life US the politl-
clans of Virginia.
want you to spread yourself on the Pa
cifc coast for Douglas; be is the great rep
reseutative man of American enterprise,
and if am not worse mistaken than ever
was he will be elected by the people in No
vember next.
The Breckenridge party are backing
down 10 this State, and | verify believe
will give up the fight before the election.
The politicians have too much at stake,
and fear the consequences of losing the
State.
can say in the language of old Tom.
Ritchie in former days, when he rallied the
Democracy of the Old Dominion, that "the
skies are bright and Frightening" Enthu-
sasm and 6rmness pervades our ranks, aud
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board of Supervisors met yesterday at q p.
the President MIR. STEWART, in the chair. The
minutes were read.
Mr.. BELL in explanation Of the fact that Judge
Edmondss argument in the case of McSpedoD X Ba-
her wss not printed 10 the pamphlet report, read
from the Judge, stating that the stenograpners re-
port was TO faulty and absurd that he could not
rect il.
The Judges Of the Superior Court sent in request
for the of the Supervisors room, when not oc-
cuped their ROOMS being 40 close and ill-yentlaled.
Referred 10 Committee on Civil Courts.
ketsneE Of $50 each were voted to A. r. law
renee, jr aud Vim. n rvai,s for def.nse OF Msssrs
Purdy, Dlant Conner, Briggs, and Voorhis, sued BY
NeSp. don & Baker.
TIE Board resolved % audit no bills for advertising
except such AZ they have authorized.
A report wal made adger~e TO paying the bill for
ffrvinp the eommors-s of The Excse Comm, sioners.
The bill Of their clerk, amounting TO sloO was, how
ever, paid.
report was made on III. Roblnsons proposition 10
hui d set of new Poee Eel, graph Instruments ior
SIGCtQ, accepts Wy the Police Commissioners INA. the
Board % Sotervifor has power IN tne premises
The Committee on Printing aud Stationery fepo.eea
OIL Mes edon a. Bakers bills for eiscaon prinuus'
ymountinV 10 50 U3i 80 that 1913 40 lair cnhrSe'
spd Il at that san be paid. Adopted. -,
Mr. Bluot, OF the Commiueo 90 tho hppios'Iou "
the Commission era of Excise for thu privilege q cue
hg up Judgments against VioaIorS OF inc EAos' law
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sA1rINn rae STREETS.

The Committee Of Conference between the A,der-
men aud CouDcilmeD appointed to take intI consdera
ton the proprety Of crestne ord nance To pfesen
the rrscice Of sailing he It ees, net yesterday aiei
noon at the City Hal, nearly an hour aztec the time
apI OH led but Gid not coae 10 spy c,Dclusion 10 M
sequence Of the approach of the tine for the st'ed
tess'on ,f the Common Council, which interrupted
tie meeting.
Mr. DARRAGH was 10 favor Of the abolition of all
salt on tie various railroad tracks, as well as on
Broadway There wss no doubt that sb and clothes
we've Quickly ruined by il, and the unhealthy effect it
bad in damp. ming feet should Of itself be sufficient TO
re il to be deapproved Of
Mr.. BooLE expressed himself decidedly against the
use of sat
Mr.. BAULcH was opposed to the use Of salt in geo.
eJa bol tho ght il ssary 70 grant railroad compl-
emission 10 sprinkle It one foot Oh each side OF
the track.
Mr.. DARRAGH said tina, equivalent 70 scattering
il from curb IL cDIb becanse il would dlse itself
that far by sdh ring TO carriages and footmen, in a
very RI ri lime. lie thought The sprinkling of al.
had been the means OF destroying good many hvef,
BY causing cOlds. 49,
Mr.. VAN Tine seemed to favor the sailing.
The COMMITTEE adjourned to Thursday at p. u.
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renor,sd that there were portion OF the cases 10
uh,, h II " ould b. desirable. The CerS wasenpo~-
red 20 sow of tbe entering up Of soch cases wtaou'
Il was ,tsted that there was report current tnat
IN. Escire Commissioners had commenced many sass
whsh ,hey had compounded, without paying 10 soe
sups received TO The Treasury la order 20 ~ ow
,b'o an opprupjt, 10 yDdioste themselves from tne
resolut,on y as opted requestlng them 70 re-
ropt al cases commenced BY them IN 800 ana io1s,
a,a al eases decontir ned COMPROMISED, WIN .ue
,eceived Ia each and the amount pad INTO .ne
lIsaspry Messra BllOt and Bell were ,S
ony oue,,ions on behalf OF the Board in rei4-
iston 20 ne commissioners Of Records.
lhe Report Of the County Treasurer ior 'ne 'd Az
ouar,er of 1859, was received and ordered 10 %
The Board then adjourned to Monday next at2i
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BOARD OF CoUNCUMEN.

A regular meeting OF the Board was held on Mon
day afternoon. MIR. JONES, the President, occupied
the chair. -
Tie habit of crowdpg the city rarod with
pa, seppers called forth a resolution from Mr.. CAMP
BELL, That ibe t~oborte cara be permitted 10 carry
only twenty Jour passengers, and the one-norse cars
fourteen or such numbsr can be comfortably seated
inside. The matter was referred to the Committee on
Railroads.
Resolutions IN have Twenty eighth street, between
See ord and Third avenues, aud West street from Bat
ttry-pace 10 King street paved with Belgian pave
ment we've referred TO the Committee on Streets.
in reply TO a resolution regarding the la rs govern
Ing the construction of buildings in this city, the Cor
porsiion Coupsel tebt in q communication stating that
IN ordnance of the Common Council requires the Fire
WaJdeDs 10 examine buildings twice In each year. Tor
the eecrua prevention OF fires. The act vi 1890
is the first which, Ia terms, was made to provide
against unsafe buildings, and il contains many vaua-
bic regulations erng the strength and durability
of buildings. well protection against tires The
Counsel suggests tina the Common Council should
make some further proyisien for the examination OF
buildings in the coorfe OF contraction aud To prevent
them from beins overburde6ed with merchandise
Many of the existing buildings were strong enough TOR
{ purposes in view at the time they were ere;.ed,
but are strong enough for the uses 10 which they
are DOW applied.
The Board re solved TO print the communication IN
the minnies.
Doubts having been expressed in regard TO the safe
~ of he State Arsenal, resolution was adopted APP
pointing Commission to examine and inspect the
building and report 10 the Boa d. Toe following are
the DANES Of the genil men composing the Commis-
son: Il. L. Veile w. Back stone j. b. Corlies, o.
Hatfield, Rober. Henry, John Kelvin, Peter Bogtrt,
al Wm. Laimbeer, jr.
The subject Of Mr.. Lents claim to the seat occupied
by Councilman Baker was called u ,, and, on motion,
n Special Committee was appointed 10 consider the
matter. The PIesidsnt appointed Messrs Baulch,
Allen, Van Tine, Decker and Shaw.
Mr.. SHAW begged 10 he excused from serving on the
Committee as he was elected from the same district ms
Mr.. Baker.
He uas excused and the President appointed Mr..
SbsDnon in bis place.
IL compliance with q resolution passed last meeting,
the City Inspector seut dtaied statement regarding
the cole ton ard delivery OF street manure. The foot
in. 8 stand thur:
Number OF loads band Dec 81 1888 22I5
MN Der o. loads roll, ced during sSs NO
Numb Of loads delivered In lsy.
Number OF Il ads hand bee. 81 1899. Sga0
In consequence of the tide frequently OVERLOOKING
III piers foot Of Twenty third and Ganesvoor street,
betw cen 500 and 600 loads of manure washed
uay and lost. The prcef for the manure sold varied
from 10 cents 10 25 cents per load
TIE paper was ordered 10 he printed.
The Board adjourned 10 Tbursduy.
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WELLING's WORM DIURETIC and CT
feaal Notites.

IN PURSUANCE Of IN order Of the Surrogate OF
,b County be,ics hereby gwen 70 all pAr.ous
having elaine sssint ASA sMit II late OF the CITY Ns~
YoIh Se-sa same with vonohr. thereof
bs onise No 50 West sroaov In the Cy
o New orb, beoI. The tseny thd day Of Jay next
Dsrd Newly ORA the nth day Of January, 1860
jaif Iaw6nTn' JAMES McCUNE SMITH, Eseon,or.
NOTICE is hereby given that application will be
ac, 10 kEBEf CA Mccall ah right Of the stats
the death Il her husband JOHN to two
ground SHAY and 6'tbst Ia the city Of hsw'foh
jn8, 1avswTss
NOTICE Is HFRE8Y GIVEN, that an appli-
cation will be made the Legislature Of tie Ssts Of New
Yok al Il, prsvpt session. for act to ineoosts The
New y ork aud Brooklyn Cab Co." IT,.
Dated Jar sry 70. 1851
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Nespalork daily Gribm,re
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.


The Board o, Aldermen assembled yesterday at B
n. M. Mr.. PICK il the char. The minutes of the
previous meeting read and approved
reiti, n Of ID. E. Wheeler ct al, for the widening
and exteDrisn of Ann street. was referred 60 the Com
mirtee Oh Streets; one from the Eleventh Regiment
asking the city TO pay the rent of their armory dill
foom-; to Committee Finance. Sundry MINOR
petit Ds were received and referred. One from
many cl'izebs up town for market 10 he located IN
tie Twentieth Ward, at or nesr the foot OF thirty
fourth street. N. r.: to Committee on Markets.
resolution as introduced by Mr. BARRY, reqnir-
try tie immediate removal by the Street Commissioner
of the house o. "a Resde street. as IL prolec'ed be-
w nd tie line appointed for the new boundary OF the
street. Witbdrawn and resolution adopted, inqur.
ing why the same had not been removed ss required
by law. ..u;.u
M on Gov Morgan to veto any bill tina, may pass the
L. psstnre deprivibg TIE citizens OF New-fork OF their
low e over and Of the highways OF the city, oy
granting rights to new railroad companies ~ occupy
n son ADD thus IMPAIR the citys chartered rights
Opposed by Messrs. brady and TUonEY, on tue
o,u,d A Al there uas nn inconsistency in requestog
he Governor to veto the very bills offered by
- resenatves at Albany. Adopted by Il vote OF Is
10 4.
Mr.. GENET offered a resolution appointing Com
ni,tee 10 choose one pnbc Coal WeIgher for each
Word in the city, he 10 receive &C. per load Tor n's
services and any dealer not enph yhg the same 70 %
fined. Adopted, and hessrs Genet, Bagiey, aod Lar
Iseb appointed ss the COMMITTEE.
The report o. the Committee the Fire De ,artmeot,
in favor If spI ropaobg So 500 for the oerchase OF the
steam fie-tDgbe nov IL possession OF hose CompaoJ
No 46 was accepted, and the Board adopted resola-
II, 10 that Effect.
The annual report of the Commissioners OF the Cen.
trsl Park was received, giving detailed account OF
The work accomplished during the past year. Lad
over. =,
On motion, Mondays and Thursdays were made the
da, for the meetings of the Board darDg the easung
month.
Mr. BooLE presented n resolution requesting the
Corporation Counsel report as TO the
a The act Of 1853, regulating the landngpscee Oh
Uudson River and Sound steamboats,. Adopted
Adjourned.
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GREAT AUCTION SALE of siuabls THOR
~ unGH-bRfD SADDLE -HoRSFS aRDOD NARFs.
YOUNG STATIONS. CARRIAGE AID FARM HOeSEs,
BOAUsTF RS AlIo variety efeani harness.
and ssadles Aeo splendid wcfkne and cavea,
buns swine end poultry, Te sale late Plsse ~ tho
be VI brst far day f1owips a the r-sAence
OF " iON o. Iloyos ~snor Queeas CoaAty Long islanf
an WRDNTSDAl the lft day Of February, p6" has> wish
eau sls ,he New Maven Railroad by either 'hs
or IA Train stopping At stamford Coma, whore the steamer
Conss, n.e viii convey to Lloyds poes
TJNO CT OSE n COMPREHENSIVE INTEREST,"
1 Valuable " AsEHoLD PREMISES on oRoADWAY,
"a g., noth If Frapbhn-rt TO he SOLD ~ AUCrF,No
CLOSE n COFARTNER>HIP lNrEREsr-E II LuO-
LOW Co will public auction o. " O'Clock ~ me ms
h.r, Sehpn,e In tho Civ Of Newly orb 90 fuEsosni
Ian a. ls6e The valuable and @6Sihy situated Lh eoe
hal ID TkF MIsIS No 500 Broadway rnnnng throuh 70 sno
sn,,ns on communicative The bulng Is feet fIout and
rear and Zee. deep oe' high on Bo.dSsy ARD sssn
stories In the lear on oura alley the base nrnt oe'ue usaf
leyel with The sijeus IN III. II hss been eneis TO
oded and nut IN complete ora-r for 6rss nae ons
For further Particular apply othe ""
II Pineft
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COURT OF OYER AND rERMiNER--JAs. so,-Bessss
lusfiee fxoaluan.

MURDER TRIALS. .slH.
The case of Mortin er Shay, who was sndiesed TOR
III, murder of John Leny was ell
MI Cpiep for toe prisoner asked OF 20
The Judge denied the motion and sned an ssnss
trial Of the case Of John who ipdi..ee for
BE- msrd.r Of DENIM, hebsny va. TSs o,t a.:
Abbott and Ashmesd appese5 Tor the sse ~.
"a ednS ihs pi,"rsf No 70 Pen ss. - The
raj ob. n. t.IDe rre for which they paid In 'hs so
Of the prisoner. A,..,S ,.,b. r,.s-uas
Of WcH.Iyy and n eye ed language desre3 him " l.sys;
McHepry dsi'ed 20 ssrls,n Dait.r, oot tss p,h's
q. s,ss s d. Witch he si.e,d 70 .bouldsr acsey .sd
ncH,ny In Ing ,s ss. TIE sssss
scep Who threw Sns !: tie wSSs yco,s =
gone then go. I'd ard e z s bsI The
ps ~ the wound made mcHepy t",n osr 40 '''
he wires called Henry A. Ray whc s..saes :, rs s
be reem VIII deres'sd and others IN The store % re
SSy wei. a sl, be ~spi bach
% n.hs snsT s i erns
hs deceased us.d 10 and the prsos mousn'
him be wculd ,b,opsh bin; dees.s-d en- sayns
the prisoner dared not meet him Ice Crumans t1en
Ss %nr.. and ID. others sfsn went "ut o hsy
heard window m.sh.d ate, ,se wssh' was sso-n No
decesSd hal stopped hro sn' the p'isoesr
lin AZ Nc 10 Fell street the two hss .eue withon. teue
zach ether decea'eS then threw smother tone sns ran e
the prs ner then ed deceased 81.
witness deceased qurWiy
10 the hos ps where h. fled vnes. Tbs wonods;
there bis bach and his stomach; the space
cbaed ill dscea,ed EEL was ahout ~ feet. -.
Or -ni' son witness said teceased Was salsd Me-
Nsr boutb be beevyd his Mcqenry; there had
ceased number Of the street tcwr 4 tho
deel dnt who ,tandg the stoop Of honse 90 NE
opposite eide In Pes the dendsDs went n'o thu boss
u-ke he then and -rtrnec with
with which BE- stabbed drrezed IN the stomach
Patrick Neelsn ehe previous dputs IN the store D.
McHeny defendant ahont the tlno, and
which TIE the defendant Tor dTnfs
this quarrel led to the difficulty in the street, resulting In hs
hon icids. .,
he witness eoohorsted OF the previoss Wit
nps that deceased irpt battery ~h bckbefs AGAINST
rnss from the opposite eide OF eeri street he say
Crun Minis come ihs h,nse with mnsket he saw him 90
bis hand and chase defendant: finally he the abbng,
the deceased M ser the sabhne The testimony was
the ian in subst that Of the pr vions witness -
ohn Piker police officer remembered the Di<ht OF tho
auction recoeced having toe bds o. the
d.r.aSed ~ The drugstore No. 3owery.
Dr. JOSEPH Bah surgeon OF the Hospital said that the d
csssed PLACED in his vad; fnnUd four wounds np'n DIS
body they fearful ashe4 penetiny .verJ fingers deep
into the chest the arh aud pit; there gnestoa
rsu,ed Hsu noD victim Died idnigh the day
following in stats Of xbaUsiion sId eo'isp.e.
Golden painter tetfed hat Cyamusos ordered
NcBenry the bcpse tie ground that he owed h
ncr ty for lcunr and bad inSulied biz wife
examined who eorrobnfset the
Testimony previously given The Court sat I'LL 4o'elock and
then tool . Tor diuner.
Ae recess further testimony ola corroborass eaarae
ter was AIKEN, the Court then sdjOuined
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FlETEY X. LEEDS 4 Co., AuCrIoEEHRs
oNEnFCnR's FIRST ANNUAL SAL

4 SNEDECORb FIRST ANIMAL o "a :, IN .
- sPkCIAtAND EXt RAZOR 0INAbI SALE OF AFlNb
~, tHa1IoN OF OIL PAINTINGS, WATER COLOhS,
AND DRAM IKGs Al THE ACADEMY OF DE ION 1V VI T.
O. nfAR BROADWAY, COMPRISING WORKS Dr n NJ r
MOST ENIkEKT ARTISTS OF AMERICA AND ~ ao ~ r.
fRfNCiPALLY PAIN cED EXPRESSLY FOR THIS . ALE.
~ a AUCTION on The EVENINGS Of sist January
.s Is Fehrusry O'Clock each evening Ct tho
a. Collection are eonn5 the works Of Andrea,
sei1scb Cburen hotheTne SchlegngeT I'd Ffere, hen
ii 1S1rSouT Wn. Hart ELnonds Sh.yeT, Yer
k,kSosep Herring stevens, De0ron1, Jacques Lennens
,is, Psrois SonntsR, Meyer Ceseaz, Z johnson San
80 Msa1 tfford Bongkon Tait. BlAnve, Beiowe> Crop
- IN, rpe1ceY Soutie Carter Van beest dennessy'
asason Moore Hall Diopde Shsttuck osril D. Johnson
M, Owen, ke- rvu,prrIo1 pppF eon
q, n ~ snd from 10 10 .. until the evening" OF sale
-" p q SNEDECOR No 81 bROADWAf
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tbr b,eai pg 10 both pisces Hs rssIsd %. o. toe
,n,eh aud heard aDo,her ,hot, b1f steeaIly "ecnld
,os slieve bic ears" thi-J shot ss.is6ed hin, and
also that he conld ,pssk, 30 he bart ioo tar-. H
." 4" J"senb Wells he 4. as -'ootsr IN ssre, and
an intelligent ycnp9 msp and spoAks, a. before, bo.'
Fl eueh ard Enolirh l f
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-cBAxBERs-JAE3 So
Before Judge DAILY.

vapw. aat Bernhard et Al.
This acton wss brought in the xth District Coma
sgsrst eight def ndap who appeared ny dfs,est
joined
ofibe deen applied under the sstnte TO have
the Common Pleas Thu Juce
prsn the motion, and removed The this Court. fha
painhs rrey moved a. bsnbers dseon,ase tho
ground several defendants cannot alone
action under the said uie bat tina. all the dsenSxns most
Ihe The Jufge decided that In order to sea
from dis rirt Corrt the Of Common Pees Ter Soc
he relating risirict Courts all the defendants
ms,ing the application and alag s-esrity That
this Court hiss jurisdiction try this the heiss
suaIy before It neither rsrnt the canss n tho District
(out Oh being given by statute he only eosrss
this Court pnrspe il To d. miss the canse.
Bshcock for plaintiff; Lockwood Lawrence Cresey
OF removing dc f.ndsns.
COURT CALENDAR-Tgs DAY.
L. s. DIsTRIcT CoURT.-Same calendar az yesssS-
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Me1icdl.

MEDICAL COMMON SENSE. DIR. Il. Ii.
w EOTTt the sutbor OF ths popular book returns to
hi. resident Office sGetoga spnnEs the lot OF May Let no
one no hss dcnt disease OF long standing fail 70 consult
b, at once Thousands Of supposed Dcaab Cases hsye oren
MED by bis modidoes and e~ctdoy lie gives no minerals
he IL sdetng miraculous IN this city ny his common
ssnss nsetee Wi@Y Office No $40 Broadway lnext door TO
Dusseldorf Gallery, New.Yoh Consultation Free Once
hnys Com 10 m Inysds ct distance consult him
NV Ia sr iii. Boob viii be- BY mail postage paid ~ those
WHO remit 81. address a. above.
NATURAL MINERAL WATER.
IN LOUISVILLE ARTISAN WATHR
Cures ali DeFsngemenss Of
The LIVER, Tbs rEohEhoW,
The KIDEgU The 'LhhDs
The DIGFEToS, The CuIAkkos 9uMAShs;
AIse Rhsumasn, Gout, Gravel, Gleet, and ell kinda OF
An Immediate aud unfailins Z" sOBERfFio."
gol6 bt Al dTuggists Ia well coTked bottles -
Wholesale Agent, 4. r. THOMPSON,
no. 6I8 Broadway, Room. No. 4, up stairs
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8teambnais AND Railroads.

TSOR BRIDGEPORT--FARE SO CENTS
il The Steamer AHeOV1A. Capt Chas Duteheri leaves
Peel.sIip EVLkt TUESDAY, THURSDAY and sAfOh-
nav ~ ~ q, Fresht taken az he loves
HAA'~ ~ 49, n LOCKER l. Co.. 115 South-st
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LAW LVTELLIGENCK

MARINE COURF-ThIAL TgRS JAN So-se'ofe 's'eee
MAYyABp
STILL ANOTHER SUR AoAssT LAURA BEEsEs
George Jordan aara kesDe ....,
This IL the tbiro anti broBsEt hy the paiotth 70 -
cover sslsry he Due him Hog actsf ~ ae
tbssief. u called this morning bot ne va -.
n verdict in Of Mis-. KesDe. Mr. Jordns eo"n-el as
ann tou Tits verdict and appeal will be- aosd ~
S w. chs Ia The can time The LAST shit should 10 brosth
n trial The desndarts win pssd the verdict 10 no
former suit Ia bar 10 recovery.
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= A. J. BLKRcKBR, Auctioreer.
DEREMPTORY SALE Of VALUABLE H IS ",

ii EhTf bHUAUWHII pN.A'I@I1 "11111'1N
AORT,,N- 8 to divide sn IS at . o,n.v -
A BtEECKFR. SOS Co. VII sell on rhiOAi' foo'
q =, n 81. ca Al The Merchant xcbanse: -,
BRoApwAY soutb corner Of sesveI.st line SIX
STOW bfiek ou.e aud Lot No 3. Lot SLk ABOUT % "
Us bs.tKt,r dj9iuiug SD yejYhe threc-story eneh
Buudipe aud Lot No. D Lot ZIx2ot - . ~, IL
d. IIIFCEkb.sT (sOutbw0.t cor. horton tine tnteo-
amy bjrI Hou.e ~ ith soIe and Lot No ~ Lot lA'y
az MoFTos-,r too oniog sbove)The throestory DICK
20 ,e with store) No Z. Lot lt&5S =, go,
Mae tern.s I'D full particular At NO fibest. u''D
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DARTITIoN sALE.--JAMES NJ. MILLER
l VII eel al s SsqTh,S % Feb. 4. 1860,


O'CLOCK. American Hotel, sing sing ~,
under the dection OF n W.
Rats.on ESQ H-iefee following valuable property,
TTla- Il. gait COUNTRY SEAT Of the late JOhH g
IOA Re the banks Of the Hudson, At Sung Sing nes
ebos'sI county, \. y, consistiBg Of sfendf marble
lDhnsi0B xS, three ttoies eupols, containing -
koons. Gsrcenes housf Garrsgeliouse, stable honns
~ ealsD,ige AfboTs a. with six OF land rnash9
e. nty shaded and Al IN hse order. The view Of the rysh
his j., without excepti7D the most Dsantio
North biver, aud 70 DO appreciEed
Yer, yaaAbe LAND consng Bfabont l5l acres suitable
e. asy salts villa sites, situated in OF MOUNT
.sst W.strbeser County, Scar borough Depot
- aSson River RdIOad and ~ miles above Tar) 20 gu
ron bs postrosd 20 the Hudson HyeI and aJohns
.nSofJ q. Boxer aDo aSs ae Of Aoem L@egsM .ss oo
Site the river being beautifully ssusiss on
gb arc commanding ground overlooking the country ,ea o.
ss,n a Ph-Igs Fdwin Bsrtet,, J9ho O. Boser "ateon
NIB ths Rev cIsigbon Geo Swords aud oteess ana
tng ma fceht panoramic view OF the Hudson This
100. In attention Of tt4tF and those seeking fe1-
[ IN the aoaLyy l. tue last Of the fv~ desirable places
- 80 cen orb ami PODghk epsie and another oPPoi,
tsfy present win perhaps never occur WA be sofa
~ .rg- and extensive vsluAble F0USDERIks a. Sing
Sim With toe improvements including ooe Steam Engoe 40
erh xb BOfer Fixtures &c ali IN good order iScoa on e
Hadsob River kslrosd sdjAesui 70 toe depot
eHs essy. For sps AID full particulars apply 70 As huo
fionfer no. % fine st, n. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-31

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