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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-23
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BY Atlantle Eelegraph.

Important from COnstantisOple-
slime Extended for the Departure
Ofth6 GPeeks-The London Press
on the Presidents aesSage-The
Papers Unanimous in Its Goa demna.
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MURDERS BT WHoLESAL.
a Eothsr Ro9sts Her Children q
Death.
1YNCH Law oUFRAGEs

HFfELE. December zl.-Tn Pu-
LASS aa Saturday night 9 body 2f
d ea broke opeu tie jail,
ana t1@ is cat p aegio namea A.eck
NJ aE sadlaa his body wltI 1aIlets.
L arsf trIad 20 lynah him, but
nj SOP bslgs q powerful maa, aud
ofeglns resistance, thee msea their
pi; sois, aaa ln moment he was q
co ase The priseaEr haa beeu
plseed jail for robbir Hera eas-
iness hfm ia Rulases, - thursday
nigA., si over $1,000 He bore'the
reputation of 4 desperate character,
and had been repeatedly in prison
for high-handed depredations. His
sudden taking off, however, is severe
ly censured, as in itself a piece of
outIawry. t-lt
A few days ago, near Cageville,
Haywood County, a negro outraged
the person of lady approaching the
period of confinement. She recogniz-
ed him, and he was shortly afterward
arrested. While being taken to Jail
in the custody of an officer, he was
seized by party of masked men, and
an hour afterward his body was found
hanging to tree, pierced with bull
lets.
The latter part of last week, near
Dresden, Weakly County, negro
woman dug hole near her cabin,
! placed her two children In it, then
| lighted large fire and actually burn
! ed them up. She was subsequently
arrested, and when asked why she
committed the horrid deed, said her
children would not obey her, ard SO
/ she concluded to kill them.
In Oakville, Alabama. on Friday,
| DIR. James was shot dead by three
men in mask. A short time prev;0us
the Doctor had killed man, aud it
is supposed the last tragedy was to
avenge the act, and perpetrated by
| the brothers of the man the Doctor
killed. AL the parties were ex-Con-
federates.
A man named Martin Harris. rep
resented as a dangerous character,
was shot and killed near Athens,
Alabama, on Thursday, by some un-
known person.
Near Kingston, Georgia, yesterday
four railroad cars, heavily laden with
cotton, were burned.
1ne OupEeLnS OOuIt VI ACAhSeSOe
has just decided that persons coming
here from other States and selling
goods by sample, cannot be taxed ex-
cept as other merchants Under this
ruling they will have to pay one pei
cent. on the invoice cost, where pur
chased, of all goods brought by then
into the State. Heretofore they have
evaded paying taxes.
RICHMOND, December 22.-Genera,
Stoneman issued an order this even
;ng extending the stay Law till tht
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LONDON, December 22-The fol-
lowing dispatch, dated Constantinople,
21st. Just received, embraces the last
news from that quarter: fnc
The Sultan has extended TO three
weeks time the departure of Greeks
from ConstantinOple. edf
The Emperor of Russia has au thor
lied Greek vessels, probably those
carrying away the refugees, to raise
the Russian flag.
Hobart Paseha, the Turkish Ad-
miral, with seven men-of-war. is
blockading Syria, where the Greek
steamer Erosis tooksrefuge.
The Turkish Minister at Athens
has returned 10 Co8siautinople.
The tirecian Government Is "a DIdlg
preparing FOR war.
The press here is unanimous IN
condemnation of Presi6en Johnson's
message, particularly the portion re-
latine to United States bonds.
LONDON, Doeember 22.-AF. CaEd
well vas to-day reelected to P4rlia-
ment, from the city of Oxt9rd.
LONDON, Dee. p. dispatches from
the hast say that many Russians are
volunteering for the Greek service.
FRANCE
PARIS. December p. - Mausteer,
late Minister Of Foreign Affairs. 10 Sc
riously ill.
SPAIN.
MADRID, DeceIn Der 23.-Ths elec-
ton for the Cortez ID this city passed
of with comparatively 81 ght disturb
anee Of the public order. All the
monarchist candidates were elected
The Republicans have carried the
cities Of Seville aud Bareelons. It is
stated On Official authority that up TO
the present moment 5000 troops have
been sent TO reinforce the Govern
meaf. The Government announces it
will never abandon a colony OF Spain.
VALLETA Malta, Dec. 22-phe
recent eruption Of Mount 4E-na rap
idly subsided, and the voicano has
shown little sign Of activity for two
weeks.
MADRD. Dec. 22-Et IS reported
here that the United States lave sent
- special envoy to spain to aegotiatc
for fhs purchase Of Cuba, and bis ar
rival ia 5niig expected.
LssB5s ace. "a crisis has ta-
ken place ia the Cabinet DE Silva
les resiened and Count Cavallierros
has accepted provisiaealiy the Minis
try of Niuauee. and k3sreuis Bausli-
ezra thar Of Foraiga AHaIrs.
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RICHMOND, December 22.-General
Stoneman issued an order this even
ing. extending the stay law till the
first of July. The order provides
that if before that time the debtor
nays all the accrued interest, the exc
cution will be further stayed until
fnrther orders. In the meantime, if
the debtor attempts to dispose of his
property to the prejudice Of the execu-
tor, the Judge Of a court may issue an
execution against him.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-23
New YoFR MarKes.

=
aaf r lSew YoFE MarKes.
BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK. Dec. D.
Ashes 75g8 90.
CoTrox-DulI aud a shade lower: sales
Loo bales at z5@25A for middling uplands,
FLo1R-Reeeipts 1911 barrels; dalt.and
lower; sales of 500 bbIs at s5 90a6 Is for su-
perfiue state and Western: So S0a7 IS for
extra State; So T0lg2S for do extra Western
IS 45taI0 90 for good to choice white wheat
extra; IS 9099 90 for r. II. O.; 81 75G9 20
for extra st. Louis; SI00i2 90 for good to
choice do, closing quiet; Californ "a heavy
and over; sales 400 sacks at 50 25gg9 90 for
old and $40 259ll 50 for new. Rye dour is
without change: sales $50 bDls al se aAese =.
|. CORN MEAL-osicts sales 40 hbls Bran-
WHIszK- Qaiet at 81 ol5l q lor western
free.
WsEAr- -Reoeints 259 bushels; verg dull
~ fsr .ss sSo Z ss.'s5 sprlae ~ II 8 T5s =
= NOES aischlsans and e = for arlaer Casa-
ha-x onInalsy unchanged.
ifs aI.FF--Dulf.
Bs aIa MaLF- Quiet.
CeArS- Receipts 1e5 bushels. hearv and
Gefoe issHars sales ~ 6s 500 bushels Ia a3a
o. sssF new mixes Western 81 l9aI N 81
ol8 do, "a store and aaoats "a ~ FOR
new yellow jersey; slsi g Tor new yellow
0szs -Recsip,s s bushels. market
heaEy o1a slro1n{ae. sales or s., 90 bushels
~ - IS for western. Ga sto4e. aad hona-
fnaflg TIC 6fEoas
RIoE -Eisuler; sales = sf<895zc FOR Caro-
lina.
GoEFER steady. sales Of 4,5l6 bag Rio
sbeAR qua; sales o. lrogsheaas cuba
a. fi51g
afaLAssRs- -sales of es0 barrels New On.
leans a. s4esl5s- and 15a aossheads tenaa-
Hoes-Firm ~ aoa29e Tor American.
PETEofEuN = t2uieti l5c for erude; 5i5lc
for fedned ia bond.
I.1ssEED 0IL--Fgrrn. at eaca1si %
URF aFr1e'E- spirits Of turpentine ~
45l<@48c.
PoRK-Flrtner and quiet; sales Of los
DafHe.ss At ~ H3az7 = for new mess, e6 IS
80 154I5 % for prime mess 81s 00 for bnin
mess; SO barrels % low mess for seller for
February al SIS.
BEEF-Q aiets salas OF I59 Sbls. at s3@aB s8
extra mess fierce best steady aud qutet,
al Sz5 J9aA @ for prime Iaesss e3l % sT 90
for india mess
BgEF Il Anas- Fllm asies 20 % barre.s al
50 09n8s o.
cur MEArs-Flrn; salas Of $50 packages
1T 39s4<54e Tor shonalerss ami ls9i8c tor
hams.
sNrnDLEs-s2ulef. Dat held fifm: sales Of
100 boxes Df GergEgeriauu cut Hf Is}5S
GaARIf-- lfn1ers sates A7U f}rress aG l81fl
l55se for steaHai and Ia AsIfse fQF kett q
isll roe iara-sss fsf steasa as assSE fss EBa-
cen 1sr January ana February 60 i1szc
Bf6res- steady, AZ 5a49e for ohlos Hc3
50c for s4ate
atasEzsE--ta ala5<e.
heE'sssp Hes k'4esse-< at lllzaI2e for
Wss.e ~ t-es -15e Tor city
fAElGHrs 10 vEHPooI-Flrrner 1000
bushels corn ~ ssa}Sd per steam, and 85zd
per sail.
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ARCHITECTS.
4. MURSINNA,
PHlI0F's . PlPaTlF LOTION %
For BeauflGying tae skGn and Com.
mFnw#Rn


For Beaufilying tae skan and Com.
ptozi0Rs
Removes al Erupfionss Rreekles, Pim.
pies. Moth Biotches, d an etc, and renders
the skin sol. lalf, oHa tt99Disaa. so.
For Ladies' IN the Nursery q is invaln
able.
E0r Gentlemen after Shaving It has No
equal.
Paphian Lotion Is the only reIiabI
rcu1eaS 1or Diseases and baenalshas of the
SKIN.
FEAHsON7S = Es&PEEHAN s8AP'' for
the Toilet, Nursery, aud Bath. viii not
chap the skin Price = ceats per cake.
EEOE BE MAWG.1
g EEDR de Mayo
a New Perfume Tor the HeDdkerehfef,
Exquisite, Delicate Lasting Fragrance.
PHALOS s. son, SevT York.
sold b. al drusgists. E5y5 dly
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-23
40 NETARY & C0uMERCIAL
HendersOn Tobaceo Market.
[RepOrted from the Tobacco Sales War

[Reported from the Tobacco Sales Ware
house Of John Funk & Col
The market during the week ending De-
cember 18th, was brisk and animated. Up
wards OF 2,00O,O09 pounds were sold in
crops at prices ranging from $40 50 to sl2 90
fer good and tugs. IA loa Is, some 100000
potittis sold from IS to SO. round, good and
lugs. Als
The market conuauei active on Non
day, prices being fully sustained, and some
better; two crops, one Of20,OO9 pounds and
one of 1900 pounds, sold at sl2 80 round,
good Jugs; besides, near 301O0J pounds in
crops sold at from sI0 25s to sl2 90, rodnd +,
good and lugs.
The market has fairly opened, With q
greater demand than supply. So far, the
average prices paid here for good and lugs
are higher than in any market IN the
United States. JOHN FUNK e 90.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-23

AhBANY. Dec. y z-Gog. FeRton
appointed, to-day, Freeman J. fithiau,
OF New York City, to ill the vacancy
in the Superior Court. ooeasioaed by
the death Of Anthony j. Robertson.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-12-23

4 Chapter OF Horrors IN Tennessee.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-04

ALL OV l. II
The worll people Of sense and observation-disclosures
PLANTATION BITTERS.
Dyspepsia, with it, symptoms, Headache. Heart
Iurn, Feverish Lips, Bad Breath. SallOw Complexion,
Sc, can be cured By using PLANTATION BIrrERs.
This IL the most successful tonic OF the age.
Youu:, mlddlc-aged and oil, are delighted with lis
effects.
The first trial always has a marked good effect.
No change Of diet Is necessary. Eat all you wlsn'
Of the best and most nutritious food
1t Is the greatest cure ever known Tor an over
loaded and lstresSedstonach whichlt relieves III q
few moments.
We know that we have the best and most popular
medicine In the world. We are not airaid 10 SNOW
what II Is composed Of.
/ PHYSICIANS ARE COMPELLED 70 IT.
CILIsAYA BARK has been celebrated i0r over Two
hundred years, and was sold during the reign OF
Louis XVI, King OF France, for the enormous price
Of Its own weight IN silver. II Is reniarka9le Tor
Dyspepsia, Pcvcrs. Weakness, Constipation, &C..
CiscARILLA BARK.-FOr Dlarrhca. Cole, anu dis
eases OF the stomach and bowels.
Decentralization Inflammation OF the loins anu
DrOpsIcal Affections.
LIyENpER ps.~-ArOmatlc, stlmulant and
tOnIc-hIghIy InvlgOrating In nervous debility.
WISrIaGREgS. For ScrOfula, Rheunatisin. &c.
ANIsE.-An aromatic carmlnative; creating flesh,
muscle and milk: much used bym0thcrs nursing.
Also. clOvc-buls, orange, caraway, corlanncr,
snake.r0Ot, &c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-04
ArrIXRla.
ny BONNER LAKE ROUTE:

Ut Rcardon, Thos Nolan, Miss ny Nen'
Miss D Giloby, Mrs Eliza Mckay, ) DeIany'
Frank Griffin, Pat O'Connor, Frank over u,
man, Augustus Slotman, II Mimler, hon W
X Parkinson, d Mcconnell Thos MeCrof{,
Jas Martin, G + Green. A GarSuenors, =,
Jean Official. J Morgan. Mrs Reynolds Mrs
Rci,enger, J II Develin, Mrs SNOW, M.s
Louis Kablc, W r King. C J Ruggles, Mrs
Cohall. Major Greary. Ne,tie Caleb, Major
MeDowell and boy, VIM Bodcn, Peter Ho.
nil. Seymour Briggs, C c Eyster, c p Rob.
Inns, Sanl Campbell. T NJ Classon, Daniel
Collins, Pat Coil, John Jones, John Glen;
NON. Thos Norton, r 2 Gregory ] Harris. J
d Bethel, A w Stevens, NJ Cummings, Mrs
L Bovman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-04

Charges ut San Rrancisco Rates.
,v,,tt II. uARRIs .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-04

4 ARD OIL-I,0O0 GALLONS OF
IL pure Lard OIL, al the lowest prioe.
For sale BY II. @. KIRK L 90.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-04
NOTICE TO INvALIDsl

a LII PERSONS WHO HAVE NO HOME
a nor place where they can receive the atten.
lion necessary to their comfort, when ll. can
and at the County Hospital comfortable private
rooms, where they will be attended upon by kind
and experienced nurses, and will be supplied
with everything necessary TO their comfort.
THE ROOMS are entirely separated from the
Wards occupied by the INDECENT sick.
The Hospital IL under the care Of DIR. BRON.
SON, who can be found at hts once, cor. q and
TAYLOR ~streetn. (over Fsusler's store) Virginia
City, every day between the hours OF IL 4.
n, and ?. ". Arrangements eau also be made
with Mr. Crouch. Superlntendsntofthe Hospital.
Who can always b. found at the Hospital Build
nrs, Charger moderate apl'u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-04
cLINIMRNT


The merits Of this LIniment arc well known: It's
effects are instantaneous soothing, and wonderful.
Culs, bruises, spruIns and swelllngs are 40 common,
and certain TO occur In every family, that a bottle OF
this Llnimcnt Is the best Investment That can IN
made. natr
sending for the d0clor-lt Is cheaper than thedOctor,
and should never be dispensed with.
|. READ THE FOLLOWING:
81 take pleasure IN recommending the Mexican
Mustang Eminent m a valuable and Indispensable
article for Spralns. Sores. Scratches. or Gslls on
Horses, Our men have used II for Burns, Bruises,
Sores, rheumatism. &C.. and al say y acts ike
P"rsman for Amcr'n, Wells, Fargo's and HarIlden's
Express. nai
while Skating last Winter. was entirely cured III ONE
week, aner she commenced using ySnr sSiG9TSic"
Mustang Liniment." ~ Ed ohEbi'
Quick and sure II certainly Is; All genuine Is
wrInnrI in steel. plate cngravlngs, bearing the sigma
tirr 81 q, w. westbrook. Chemist. and the pirate
II \ stamp OF DYsAs BiRSEs & Co. over the top.
= An effort has been made 10 counterfeit u win u
chcan stUie plate label. Look cto'eivI
sod Nv all Druggists. and Stores. at . AMI 0cts'.
and 81.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-04
All Policies are Non-Forfeitable
and Participate in the Profits.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY.
PROFITS DIVIDED AMONGST
POLICY HOLDERS.
Reasons for ~nsurlnE with the California

Rcnuons for TnsurInE with the California
MutunlI
lat. Tho list OF Directors and Officers en-.
braces names well and favorably known through.
out tho Suites Of tho Plcihc Const AZ men Of
broad and liberal views. Of tried integrity, sngac.
iy and business experience, In whose hands the
afnirs Of lhs Company are safe beyond question.
I'd. Il is the interest OF every one, Whose busl.
ness and property Is upon this Coast, TO retain
here the vast sums Of money which, In tho alb.
scnce Of a successful Home Company, will be
annually drained hence by Foreign Companies.
N. B.-Pcrsons lnsurlng In this Company will
not have to WAIT TWO MONTHS for appli.
cation to be accepted and Policy returned from
New York,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-04

" We are Sole Agentsfo R. s. NEwALL
4 CO., the ~well.known Wiro. Rope Makers. oil
daieshead .on.Tyne, and have 3 full assortment
Of their ropes on hand. ocls6mis
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
SnsiioH Salts Of gtal Gstatt.
. UCTION SALE of brick Storage WARE
N UOrsR and ays LOTS north Cherry and Jefe
.ns,.xu Mr,txp Aurt,oaA.,

ADRIAN r. MrLLER, Aur1oneef. n
UCTION SALE of brick Storage WARE
n HOUsE LOTS northeast Of Cherry and Jefr
sOu
ADRIAN r. MILLER p r. WILKINS Co. vii sell at Auction
on TUESDAY Apr IL o'clock the Exchange Sslesroom' N
Ill Broadwsy- o- =, IA. A.. s.
JkrYERsoS AND HkRETsr.Tbe LOT OF Ls0d .h the Dur
bi storage thereon situate the noTest crns
~ Jesrrson snd AMI known Jedersout, being ~
fet pch With by 81 depth o. "a feet q ache Ae th
three lots adjoining warehouse on Che ST. ana one 700
Jefrrson-sL c,oo9
A j. BLEECKER, AuctiOneer. ,,.,,,
M The elegant HOUSE, STABLE and uiOI o. mi
Williams iBovI a. No IS West Rtyfourhs a j. bLSE.
SON Co viii en public auction. on TUESDAY APn a. a. ~
Sasoom the above most desirable property
The front 70 feet in teph was bat Tor te owner
under toe superntendsaee OF John Cones ESQ., srcch wsy.
gard cost and one Of the bn houses Ia the C % OF
Bic 20 BY 100 feet The premises have frontage on Ey ioahs O
liz depth Any cApast seAt
strictly srAtss fail TO be suited with h properly
Premises be DAY. Sundays excepted rom sto - per
Ioits sffOfnth
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
RROKLYN.
by JAMES COLES SON

JAMES COLI - epE'
-Four lots on Thrtyeighth-st and four lots on mn
..venthst I5a IT, from Eighthave, 25xloo9 feet Tor
ais each TO william sweeny. Eight lots adjoining same
s,zs and nrIee each, to j. w. Kelly Twenty-three ots
.doInns last same size for slO to r. Lott -Four ols y
-, 1corner Of hirty-secOnd-st. and FtnaNe, IhIW IL
ob t"r sIso t5D GackiDg Two cores between Ihrty
1atS and Thirty eighth SITS, for 800 each, 70 j. j.
1hs Two cores on Thirty egbthst, near Zig have
%, N s0 each to K Lott and the three cores adjoining 10
sbe same gentleman for $40 each -Four lots on Thirty
near Fifh-aYe 25xlO0 IT,, for S6, 10 D. laek
fnS Fonr lots Thirty fOurthst, and four on Thirty
thrdst 100 IT. from Fift-aye for $3.50 eaeh TO James
McN,rray Four lots Of Thrd-ave and Thirty
seyeutb-st 25xlO0 IT, each. for $40, to X. Lott
kYye lots on Thlrty-f0nrth-st, and hye on Thirty
Shrd-st for $3.50 each to W. sweeny Six
Iots on Thrtyfourth-st. and SIX on Thirty-tmrds ST.
los feet from Fourthave $3.50 each, to James Me
raw -Four lots OF FOurhave aud Thirtiethst
a5Iioo n. each for $305 each, to j. g. Latiiner.
House and four lots on Thirtietnst., us IT. from
Fourth-ave., lots 25x1O0 IT. each for 1900, to
$3.50 each Three lots Thrtysixthst., 100 IT, from
Third-sve 2OxlO09 IT, EACH for s3i0 to j. Locke Two
lots adjoining size So each, to j. Locke -Four oIs
on Thrdsve IS IT, from Thirty sevenhst for SSS 70 o.
locke Four lots Thrtieth-st near Fo9rn'TSs r ot
a5xI55 It. each. for S325 eagh to j. JDrake fO1r os
Thrtieths ls5 IT. from Thirdays for s1S on5
Larnard. -Four lots corner OF Ihrty n. %
Fourth ave- 25xlOO IT, each, FOR 500 each 10 q
One lot Twenty 2S5 H. H0io i''
0t50 70 X. Lott
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
Sut!iun Salts Of Bta! Estate.
Apm.sH. MULLER, Aue,iouesr.

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auctioueer
!. IrcrION SALE OF ATLANTIC DOCK
n sTORyS-ApRIAN H. MULLER, p. r. WILKINS Go; VII
m AZ suction TUESDAY April al o'clock, At ne Eiehans
s.I,.rooua No M Broadway;
~, 60 ur ,tory granite STORES and LOTS known Soa 40 so
a. Wharf Atlantic DOck BrookyB The stores ere each
IN ,s inches width By 0 feet 10 depth. sell and substantially buI
u good orle sa d storage capacity Aps sA9 once o
Aucio
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
A. }. BLEgoxEs. Auctoneer .
EGAET COUNTRY SEAT at Spuyten

IL Day,iL-I. j. BLBBCKER son Co will sell At auction on
IHIRsbA1 April sa at u O'clock at the BrhAnge saeoon
% L sBA splsad MANSION and od EbouiS minutes
,I from spuy,ep Duy u, depot aud nile rom the boulevard the
tn ef Yobke Neestsr COusty commanding magnhes' 'eN
=, , ion River and Palisades eohtass IL psrors
s.Tfg eoe hot and cold throughout With all the modtn
baru casgshsne Ice house esrpentef shop. ben
nsTJ &c pe.ee, eer grounds beautifully laid and ierrseed Ss0
II aver fonu gsrea gpe sfbor flowers and nut Ia AoendAnre
isrr shAaei every This Of the mos. e
erabe geneme residences IN the Vicinity of kewiof
1amas po.-css gsea % esht ah "a noIIkasa s-
allure ie sot II desired
, H.. -. lA....-.Is as, ., SssAA -
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
ApRIAs H. MULLHR. AuotloueeL .~x,
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROP

ERTY on the Jreersons ard Rutgers place ADlAS
MLLRR r. r. WILKINS Co will sell at auction on II bSDAi
Aprh7 o'clock the Exchange sslesroon No III Brosdw-
sOaheastsr " ensons
and Rntgeplce having Ori Rn,gerspacs OF Ui ieet
inches aud on ia feet 81 inches together With tne I'M
thereon consisting Of building on the corner OF % ee ~
los inches Is feet Of which SAID bauf soes hgn ha %
buildings brick built N the most ib-
wallis second story 20 inches io
s,oTy aud I6 riches laid heavily mbcrf And
Of 2S horse power SrproSf Soefroet
and betting complete. will be sold WITH tbo premises
The badBg well adapted for chemical works aoarng m or ay
manufacturing business requiring light aud There also on We
premises good stable The buildings al aud or enh
advantage " light not exeee9 by
cty property the and the basn az the foot OF
tbe stree. "a the mo safe s large vessels o the M Persons
" - 49, ,n. .ns c.n had tt}0Tl
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
j. CoIg, Auctloneer.
TORY SALE of $50 VACANT LOTS

:. -, , -, :,
DEREMPTORY SALE of $50 VACANT LOTS
IN the WARD BROokLYE belonging 70 The E,t1,e " ,os1
Berg.r dceasedJAMES COLES SON Win selo aOnDAi Ah
At u clock City Sslesroon PheniI Buidng No 10 CouL'
rsr Montsauet IrookJu 80 BUILDING LOTS situated on
TLlr,y,seopI Thryhd Thiryourb, Thrtyhth
TH,rtyIth and Tbitysghtbsts apd on Inrd
Foudb and Maps and particulars are no" ready ~ ne ounce
ofthe Auctioueer No. 369 Fultoast, BIooklyh --
J. N. MILLEE, Aueto1eeL -
DEFEREE's SALE on 9TH APRIL AL
non a. Yo in Brosway Of two desirable LOTS southwest
Of BowssT aud Bssrds With bnek sroRkS AND HOTEL
thereon known as the W0RDEN HOUSE d. hA"Lhb, heehS
CHls D. HART, Plaintiffs Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
Country Stal GsfHs far SAX.
A ~ STANFORD-FOr SALE, n handsome

a i y i
~ RESIDENCE the lest streets IN the village Sllh Iv
.t M he depot The contains II rooms bot
40 COLI water wAsbtub marble wash han' sd n
lie. s rooms aArn and modern eouIennce
grounds comprise about two divided into gardens ana s
must be sold time and viii Ne sod 9r we Oa
pes of the aBd Apply to MALLORY BLACKWELL Co.. No -
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YonK. Monday, April 8. 1883.

EBw-IORK, MONDAY, Apih o. 1905
Nothing was done in Real Estate in this city
S.~ Sot single sale OF New-YOrk property took
~sec Business in Brooklyn, however, was very pTlsK
sna made up in sorno for the depression mere
Afr James Coles Son sold largo amount OF proPeIy
belonging to the estate Of the late John g. Bergen tn
C,tv salesrOoms were well filed, and the bidding very
Hvslv The prices may be said TO have been generay
soo6 The sales which are advertised TO take place w
norrow both in quantity and quality. give promise
being one OF the largest days sales that nave
Tina
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

N reusnt depot $3.50 to soooj Coan'y ses s dTSn
TO sl5OO1 Farms from 10 to hs acres ron
4OOOu will Of carriage hire Gail on JA1uE NO 40
BosdEay. BRONX MARSH opposite The Droi Flslnheh
AT ORANGE, n. J.-FOr SALE, Ehgible
Property HOUSES LOTS and FARMS Of ever description IN su
parts Of Orange vicinity Houses 70 let b. tbe season or year R
pg 10 PIERSoG Co.. No 90 Broadway from 10 to 8 or ~ NO
81 Main Orlpge
New-York tribune., 1868-04-07

lDKOPFKI TOT OALE til JUIsty OIIJi VIII t6I
i Modern mprotemenis4 brick HOUSES on JeIssyaYe eah
$4,000 Also Jsrsey fsoo Frame .o,"gs On o.
F Frame Cottage on 3 Second .. Vi
beL Itui each $500 2bick h. g. on = Ffl ~
each $500. JsTug Tel eeli cot bA Sith store $500
f,,re IIone 2fJi o 25rU u a modern nrfovenen''
A. s A.o LOTS South Begsn Hudson cy and La.'s oa
'"' ' No 6l Noutgomrry.s ST., Jerssy city.