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Notice to Creditors.

This is 10 give notice, that the subscriber Of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court of
sad county, letters Tcsttmentary on the personal
estate of
PETER CLEtVER,
late OF said comfy, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said deceased are hereby warned
TO exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof duly
authenticated,
On or befor, 9Th day of May, 1869:
they may otherwise, by law, he excluded from all
estate are requested to make immediate payment to
the subscriber Given under my hand this 9th
day of May, 1865. PETER H. CLEANER
Executor of Peter Cleaver decd.
Test-REuBEN d. LAMAR, Register
MAY 9. lSlS--GN
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NoTICE.
JOHN GlLPiN


DAVID W. SNEIllEN and ELIZA ANN SNETiIEN
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county In chaucery.
ORDERED That the sale made and reported by
Reuben HalneS, Trustee for the sale of the Real
Estate of David W. Snethcn and Eliza Ann Spethcn
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the CON
trary thereof be shown ON or before the sixth dty of
august, next; provided copy of this order be in
serted III some newspaper printed ut Elktun Md,
once week for one month before the sixth day of
July, next
The Report states the amount of saes to be
Sj,67S.07. DAVID SCOTT clark
true copy; test, DAVID SCOTT,
June 6, lSiiS-lm Clerl;
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

. Gen'ieman VINO suffered for years from Nervous
youthful ndscretion, will for the sake of suffering
humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe
which he WAS cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, can do by addressing
in perfect confidence JOHN b. OGDEN
May Is, lS67-ly AZ Cedar Street, New York
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TO CONSUMPTIyES.

The REV EDWAI A. WILSON viii scsd( rec Of
chersel to all who desire it, the prescription Nt the
directions for making and using the simple remedy 10y
v hch he cured Of lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption. His only object ia to benefit tho
sription it will cost them nothing aud MAY prove
blessing Please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
No. 165 South Second Street.
sept IA, 1s67--mayl7 Wiainsburgh, New-Yvrk
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DISSOLUTION.

The Partnership heretofore existing between S..
Drew Thomas Chas Il. Finley and Geo Il. Thomas,
under the style of THOMAS FINLEY, il this day
dissolved 10y the death OF S. Drew Thomas
The business will he continued by the undcrsign-
ed, the style OF the firm remaining unchanged.
GEO. Il THOMAS,
tHAS. Il. FINLEY.
Glktcn, Nav 20 t8gS fp,av D-3w
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Deafness, Blindness and Catarrh.

ISAACS, NJ. D., Ocn1ist and AuriDt
y. Professor Of the Eye and Ear, formerly
OF Leydcu, Holland, located at No. So5 Arch
street, Philadelphia, where persons afflicted
will, diseases Of the Eye, EAR or CArARRH
will be scientifically treated nnd cured, it
durable. The Medical faculty is invited, as
BIZ has no secrets in his mode of treatment
y-ArtiiiciaI Eyes inserted without pain
No charges made for examination.
Jan ~, 1866 --1y
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1868-06-13

ATTENTION In calling the attention of
the public to our Wilmington city Soap,
we will state that it is far superior to the
majority Of soaps, for washing Flannels,
Linens, aud finer fabrics, would recommend
it be shaved and used according to direc
tons Ton each pound) for above named pur
pose, are daily told by persons calling at our
office, that they have never used soap with
as much satisfaction rs they do the vii.
City. We will give one OF. in gold, for an
on of aduteration found in this soap. 1t
is pure, consequently the hands are not
drawn and injured by its use. Persons that
have never used it should commence its use
al once. Sold by all grocers.
MOORE & BRO, Wilmington, Del.
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We are Offering to our customers the larg-
est stock Of Carpets, Oil Cloths, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, to be found in Cecil
county. A cali will convince; " 10 per
cent. profit cash on delivery.N
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l.race,s Celebrated Salye.

We are constantly hearing favorable reports from
those who have tried this reredy Amy Anthony wife
of Mark Anthony Of this city and living at No Locust
street. afflicted with felon the finger recently
induced to make trial Of the Save. Almost instantly
she experienced relief from the pain which had been
almost uncomfortable. Every other remedy hut this
prov ed mnavang. These who have tried it once are
satisfied of it's merits, and nothing will induce them
10 lie without a supply --FoN Rir,r Mems
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We make a special request Of the citizens
of Elkton, as we'll as all others visiting the
town, to examine the Elegant and Extreme
ly Cheap Stock of Goods, offered by REESE
x FoARD.
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THE CECIL WING.
ELKTON, JUNE I3, 1868.

Observation-Disclosures Executors, and others
having business in the Orphans Court which requires
advertising will please lie particular when they want
such notices appear in The Wing leave orders To
that effect.
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Hon. Willim Sprague, Ex-Governor and
present United States Senator from Rhode
Island, has been reelected for six years by
the Republicans of that State without oppo.
siton i'll either branch Of the Legislature.
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BE- EooNoMIoAL.-Money, time, labor,
and clothes all saved by the use of MOORE
l. BROS Wilmington City Soap. Families
use it, and we are certain that you will be
convinced of the fact
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ORPHANS, COGJVT.

THE STATED MEETINGS Of the Orphans Court Of
1 Cecil county will he held on the Second TUESDAY
in every month. Executors, Administrators and Guar
dians wanting their accounts stated will please bring In
the vouchers few days before Court.
REUBEN d. JAMAR,
Nov 80, lSbI-y Register.
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wis.ar's Balsam of Wild Cherry

For the Of Coughs, Colds, HoarsenesS, Asthua,
Indue".u Group, WhoopinS Couqh Bronchitis, Preds.
position to pfioa, de-, DC.
This great remedy is TOO well known and il perform
ing too much good TO make 1t necessary to go into an
elaborate discussion of its merits Suffice il to say that
it still maintains its supremacy in curing diseases Of
the obstinate character and that all who SITTER
from above complaints after having tested this remedy
seldom have occasion to resort to other appliances
rfa.,tr 10
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NOTICE.
NocE'
EDMUND h. JOHNSON and NELSON JOHNSON

WNND u IVI1.N7''N anu NF.IHoVN JUHNSUN.
WALTER 5. JOHNSON and DELLA JOHNSON.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery
ORDERED This 18th day of Nav. lSGS that the sale
made and reported by F. A. Ellis. Trustee for the
sale of the Real Estate of Jacob Johnson, deceased
be ratified and confirmed, unless cause to the con-
trary be shown on or before the 10th day Of June
next; provided copy of this order be inserted in
some newspaper printed in Cecil county, once a
week for one month previous to the 10th day of
June next.
The Report states the amount of sales to be 81 100
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk
True copy; test, DAVID SCOTT,
May L. 1sBS-lm Clerk,
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Testimony Of Mr.. PETER SHAW.

Messrs s. W. FOwLE & Son, Boston.
Gentlemen-During the winter of 1868 was very
much out Of health, afflicted with a Couya PAIN
in the Side and Lungs and general depression of
health to such extent AS greatly to alarm myself and
friends to the result. During this time tried sew
eral highly recommended remedies, with little or no
good result and had concluded to try the effects of
this resolution into effect, induced by the urgent
solicitation of your agent, Mr.. Huntley, to give DR..
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHEEKY trial. did so,
and to my great joy found immediate and permanent
relief by TIE use Of only one bottle aud am in as
good health ever. behave your Ralsam of tho
best remedies for Coughs Colds, and all Lung Diseases
now in use, and conscentiousy recommend it as such
Yours truly, PETER SHAW.
Prepared by SETH W FOWLE son, is fremont
ST., Boston, aad for sale by Druggists generally.
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LEGAL BI.ANKs.-A full supply of Magis-
trates Blanks, Attachment and Trustees Bonds
always kept on hand at The Hhig office.
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No GEocER's stock is complete without
4 BROS Wilmington City Soap.
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WANTED.

A RELIABLE PERSON to Dig Clay at Bacon Hill
by the Ton An industrious man make large
wages. Apply Immediately to |. N. MILLS,
June 4, 1SGs-2w" Perryvillc, Md.
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C0NSTARLE'S SALE

by virtue of two writs of Feri Facias issued by
Isaac Il: Taylor, ESD, one of the Justices of the
Peace OF the State of Maryland, in and for Cecil
county, at the suits Of George W. Miller and Eli
and tenements of Jacob i. Kennard to me direct
ed, have seized and taken in execution all the
right title, clam interest and estate at law and in
equity, of the SAID Jacob b. Kennard in and to q
rprtan - 80 '''N w "
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IL AND ALL OTHER FERTILIZERS
For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE
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MISLINS! MUSLlNS! MUSiINS!

An the leading makes of Shooting Shrtinr and Pill
low Case Musns at wholesale prices. Ladies' will
find IL to their advantage to call and examine the
above Stock before purchasing elsewhere.
OUR MOTTO" One Price, Small Profits and
Quick Sales (April l. ls6s--3m
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DATAPSCO GUAVO.
i For sale by JOHN PARTRIDGE.
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LOT OF GROUND,
with
A Brick Dwelling and Stable

erected thereon, situated in the village of Mount
Pleasant (Nincgar HILL in said county, whereon the
said Jacob b. kennard now rcsidcs and | hereby
give notice that on
Saturday, the 10Th day of June, 1868,
at clock IN the afternoon, on the premises will
o'ter Tor sale the said property seized and taken
IN execution, by Public Auction, to the highest bid
der Tor cash, to satisfy said wits and costs
JOHN c. HINDMAN, Constable,
wa! ~ lSto-'iW W. PENN CogLsoS, Auct.
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CHEAP BLACK SILKS.

3i White Edge, Heavy, only Sl.75.
Gross Grains, Heavy, only SIS.
Gross Grains, Extra Heavy, only g.
Lyons eros Grains, Elegant, only g 80.
Best Makes from $3.50 10 Sc per yard.
All the above at
WlSlfAM'S CHEAP STORE
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QUEEN ANNE's COUNTY.

1.-The Corner Brick" town property, in
Centrevlle, Queen Anne's county, was sold,
last week, for $4,000 The same property
was purchased, in 1850, by Mr.. Pere VIII
mer for S1,GS0.
TALBOT COUNTY.
The Circuit Court for Talbot county
sentenced 8 persons to the pententiary at
its late session.
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The Cambridge Mteligencer says that
the widow Of John +. Rock, who killed
Shadrack Bell, by mangling him frighfuly
with an axe, aud then hanged himself, at
tempted to commit suicide, an Monday last,
by hanging herself, but was discovered and
cut down. This is the second attempt she
has made since her husbands death.
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THE MARK ETS.
Corrected Friday, June IL, 1868.
ELKTON MARKET
,COTT'S MILLS MARK Ell.
WILMINGTON MARKET.

EEPuRTED BY y. SCOTT.
.ACK OAK BARK, per ton, as 10
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
SutiiOn Sal,s Of 1tal esta!t.


=
~ HySHqrys AuctioBeer
~ ALLEN &-BROWN,
~ Ole No y Br0sdrag
JONATHAN W. ALLEN, JOSIAH W Brown HORATI0 HEN
REAL ESTATE AT PuBiIC AND PRIVATE sALB
.,.- THURSDAY Oct o.
A'4@ VeioeAs AZ 1nt fhrlufc Satooin No Ill Broadway
fEELMPIOaY SALE
SEVENTY VALUABLE LOTS NEAR THB CENTRAL PARK AND
- . BOULEVARD.
On Madison, Fourth and Teuhsves Nuetrtb gpeysTsnth
one sbn1o and tenth snd oneha1dred eeeltl--ts
hundred srdeeve8thsts 80 - -
FQUkT5AFE-s lots between hundedA and One
oSeRUSDREDANDrENTHs sT.-io lot. between Madison and
Fonrthayes
oXBHu BLEyESTH.sT-lo lot. between Madison
and FourthaAveE "
TENlhAyk--4lots serth-.sst corner ~ Niney,ir'h.t
nnEIl olAl h-S - hts between Ninth
NINE i-SL h'l h-oI-S tue-nN Terh
ne close poaAy OF this and Boule
ward con NERDS them 70 parties wishing
ment or speculation The lots free from grade
for immediate Improvement Seventh et Of the money
remain on bond sbi mortgage desir.i.
For and further particulars apply the oGe the suepeer
No. BruAdway.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
3 JoHxsoH o., Ar-fa-r-.
DY NSON g. " ! l. l. Err,
ID AICTIONHEKs bsp
REAL ESTATE bEOk khks
e 25 Ni"A5e''1.. Coz Cfpth 49, 3 Ssv i'' \

Ne "a ka'ArsT. cos tfpAksf., HrH loFa
CT, E,tfs-,I store, Ls', Coauiy al itrH, bs1Tt 'A
ttssuf,a Aueaos stss sfFurzafs =,
IHURSUAT % 81 ~ oroet a. le tteaA 70 - sp'n No Ii
ufosiuav. =. y. - -.
OEE OP TllE MOST VALUABLE PlLCEa ~ I'ofhh'i v"
M rtt 1bRo',bWiY BrrwEES REspg AND pUANEsTs.
"a subtautJ l4i 3suy sud tas+rai lft lNAf 80
bsnss fop TIE ~as a. ta-a sfc sita leA
md M, whole hut BE- h- best TIE hats e
s tte .ut lt hss irou; eu Bros1si' ~ H b's ~ N
tie rear of2s H ~ e inches 10 a'I @4 tan' 4f'ls 10
Republican alirr. ..,,-, t..t.-.. .u...... %, 40,
td wb. u Admirably afsptst f ONc-s be- tnrJ mated 10
los. prorii CT Hal Court iuse - f"st vhfs &
T6s tu ld be rasy converted ooe ~ s-h papose
sho required sad ~hel ta' altered -oua readily ftli f
TEFWS -TWOTHlRDs Of ~ purchase nay remain on
BOND MORTGAGE r tern AZ yraIA Per na an1
.ppy 10 JOHNSON MILLER ~, - Aasaast, y L. 40 ~ i'
~'I''' - TUESDAY OCTOBER 2,
An oslot Al Fret,ugs No. lll Broaisty y
GEFAT SALF or JAMA1tA fkOFthil LhhGb ho1Ssbs
DtFS and 10 LOIs oF GROUND. fihkN LotA I'D - I'h
VILLAGE OF JAMAICA oly s. Hluts hol & 90 %
sUTPHLSPLACE The House eoaia lo "n' n4 i.s car
and o0nmciosa Lhs Nh9s gfol ~ = A ~
rom rLu-eh,, vi be- absolute rs loi .se
IN - J ,.srt. Of ur~e Maps ofoes - AueteHees No -
S..au.sl \ T.. and No I57 Moruguest BeskJh
BROOKLYN rEOrtEIl. l..
ApgOLTTR sALk ~ ORDKR OF ADMINISTRATOR h,,.,
with handsome sIifs large lott eouFshl V 'h s
re, and YER desirable iuf occupation or inyeslnst d, "
Also No SOUTH FlRsIsI near l,,ihst i',faos ln'si
story hgh basement and suEosAr buek HOUSE VIZ
lev way gdewAk good yad gps afaoT h nom 70 s.o
modal. two mes Msps te ehees q AucnoHesf
No gs sa..snt n Y and No i57 Molasu-t Brootlyn - .
ABSOLUTE SALE ~ ORDER OF ADMINISTRATOR No W
VIRsTST south Entast Valuable lbfoe'iof' lion nl
handsome eoOnusde and large i sor'enri 10 ihe fts'
No pa SOUTH FRSTST MAR 1ENIll ST Desirable lhfse
sory soop basement and sub cellar hret holNh WIN
.egay y n Sidewalk Fo9 Ia1 s,gs .I,e' s , .s TerS,
10 ysri. besides aIey.'aJ, hAl 70 A''"NA'1"'' wv '
Maps Z No = hassAust
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26

Persons having real estate for sale or 10 let
and thoso desirous OF purchasing or renting such pro-
perty will md IL to their interest to advertise IN IK
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition TO this advantage Ihk
TRIBUNE Will found not only in New-Iork ana ali us
cities and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief as will allow OF the advantage offered being clear
to the reader We would especially dwell on the lso'
that the subscribers for the three editions OF lHA
UNE Semi. Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals IN
every profession or business, consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among all classes. Ihk
TRIBUNE devoos especial attention 20 the reports OF sales
OF real estate both in the cry and country mus adding
greatly 10 the value OF it, columns as All advertising me
dunn The charges for advertising are AS follows DAILY
TRIBUNE IS cents line FOR each insertion; WEEKLY
TpIRUNE 81 per me; SEMiWEEKIN TRIBUNE. ~ cents
per line About ten words average line, afer thr nst
line which usually contains only four or nye words
Terms. cash IN advance.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26

Si.uaiions UIani;S- tmats.
LADY of refinement wishes n situation as
n UorSRKRFPKR ssiloS-r . aged geH'iemaH Al
dr.,. l. G FRASER. Box No no Tribune otcs
A GERMAN GIRL wishes situation for gen
n era. HoCSEWOKK Mira Lose. G.nrin lsiaIs. II ataaioaL
DUONOGRAPHY.-A YOUNG LADY desires
i occasoual employment A. SuOb HAND "hiiA" H-1''
sIORI. HAND. Boa No. i2 Inbar- ohec
yKTANTED-By n cGmpcten. infants nurse,
w - s,e.r an r,f-r.rcs aSTuArIOE ~ toe cu or conn
a., r.,y y M wash ft ais and ehd ~iiig aAd
i,,g. wsss. 40 Gail a. No. 3l5 Bat IrtntI-uluth,t
III rcsnectable Families Boarding houses and
" uo,. can be- Supplied goo1 eER' ~ > ron ~
p,o..siabt ard Catholic Ms ioRksIONs o1e Ne " Dp& -
NTTY and Country LADIES VINO WISH 10
oroue bv en- oyiug good hihfl Women and uT' mes
-. v,g,. r.n be nic,y suited a. L CARROLL AErny 20
sIths,s Alec Saiias to be employed roDa'' Ef' A'''
small girls
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26

fiction SALE of valuable PROPERTY on
n Frtulfrf-.t formerly funsu iAe on w" ~ MtH
ERHOuSk" ADRIAN u MULLER J.. X " .L"lHh % Hi''H
A. ACfION on THURSDAY OCT o. at D. uot 40 TIE
ssraou No Hroidsty. tle valuable property tnsh A. "
Fr,tEfori rear Chaair.s There s q Two STORY htllh
HOUSE 90 tie ands TKEf STORY hhth HOUSE 90 tnr
T.o.rls Of e purchase rarT mr frnn on h
80 orfgs,e Ts n1tuisie qrrs-s s - fot sutls o.
-se vheh elrrs 90 5p per- rrla fart
i,Wly ~ AZ W,Ilr tgtll
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26

MohEI. WtLIfSs Aactl0ne,I. ,,.,
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY on
West At bsesl Tenth ,e B,s9 - soc S
tobr 2g 1909 n o'clock ~ th. Exchange Sas'foo NO III D0
yay y disposed Of a. pfi1t ,se 49,.
WFsT THIRTY gFCONbST-rhe subsiautA tso'afy ha uas
p.n bek building ST. 5ls 5zi s2J and so ",'' Ilv o
porth ode Eerenthsss snd det opp
iiodson River depot; building l2ase r. o@'r.f We w.
Io, n roo, and has irdrpeudut vans ool srs
,p,ab. fof po packing house storage or any bons requiring
spses and Ighi Lot. @ 1,iv :, y ,'' p,,, NY (1csD
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
Sutton SaI,s Of Tral estati.
A J. BLEECKER, son g. Co., Auctionee
IA WEDNESDAY Oct rs At u oclocl Al the Exchange q

A J. BLEECKER, son g. Co, Auctioneers
~ WEDNESDAY, Oct % at u oeoei At the Exchange Sales
COUNTRY SEAT AT PELHaMyILLB tso,ioy frame
Y IS minutes from the civ on The New lIsea Rsd and min
ute ws c. the fiO AT If g''s , = bon sS9'sg 5 o I s &
house contains 10 @ furnace tue cellar water aud range
Mps and Photographic huOne,r, once, No u Ces
j. BLEECKER, son & Co, AUCTION
N. EBRSTuESDAf October a. al O'clock at the Exchange
and basement frame house and lot
No Sy o-v and building ,nI lot
adjoining 2I73 Brick stable in the rear house has tie mod
2il and 20 cLris,opherst
WEsT troorr 'ud 'te t.mc bou,,
ard o No I'O & ss fg'its M ~, ss ,"r trrroScerts
'TWFYIiEIHSr, BRooEIlN-T~o.iory hra .oop and hs'
seventh and / 6,s minutes from Fa'on Ferry
Al, sil, ysgNsspA{ :, p. E,sS.sss S.i9,rs :: % .r.,m
- & ,1 iro 3 on south .ile of OlebuBrd L
a. commencing go feet vet OF second ave o' @ Doe 'lfl House
XvFyuR AEsh lot. OF e Of Av'uns eompIinr the
each Tot 3I9l o. 'he 'oer Of one
Sled ,h ahd frs, -s oricf Adjoining The AreI1' two
E,i,[ rS6RFp m And wESryRsTST lots 'rd gore
TIE nout ,l. Ouehgndre itseltv a' Commanding " is
' Il iif45 HtybREb i ASBTT lI sFcoSDSra m ard
the south 'iit o. one halIis -.li t tI' 5 80
wKSf BRoSDwAY-prsme, 20 West Broai"ay south east
MiSSI-PrcI.-, No Ttana.i Immediately IN ,h. rear
Of WTSf 5sf N''l y,TfY BIsrI ~ isoog brown ,or.
No F1y ti. rrih sis between hrih
and Teataves sad tsrs s te "l'r. rr'y n'
CoUSrRI STAT AT PELHAM i.,ra'al1s ,.oorr 'r.
Italian villa All about sit-u t'T Lots ~ Ten ~ Nes'A'
mautrs' FROM thr city te Nts ha''h ia hi
al thr.e tl depot alf j. trsy lad OF sih i
49, shsde house contains % r ha naca m - f
va,r sd raage basement anl 80 Pce' orisr Aag' AZ
pbafogrtghc % 81. 81 triaf-tt
ONE iiINnNEnANu SIXTH Nl0 fre' Wfsl iirfe iHtNofTf
hs,aap lsme Gotta N =. d tt Cottage ra,r a
m on south dr Of u1.f, a u se Second ard lh H
ave aboe io ah! cod water go lsd af' IN
perfect order -..-..,.- .,..s.. 49,, 49,. 49,
brcs house rr. lt oa r"'ih s- 81" 'a
tarrh r8menrug - feet rs-t .i rlur 4 tf h'a' has %
-.isr Ia .rf-rf or sr tI roraas frrn
ne Of M lgr00lU Oaelllol -l ,tiseL-t 10 sesefe-
SIty per oT'sage.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26

MoEss wmKiss Auctou.er
No. II East Forty -first-st., near Fifth-ave., Mt
AuetonB H. LUDLOW Co. viii sen 1t Auction on TUES
Day Oct ~ 1863 al u O'Clock EKchngy saeroon No.
Broadway flrntT Buildugl New York
BASr fORIl-FlksI-AGThs elegant hrs,a brown.
stone hghstoop house aud o No II East Foryrs
between Fni Of
1898 fees has ulad foor and bard trimmings splendid
order hrrgh1t Possession delivery deed 22a959
For hip d permits apply the Aueteneers No Finest 353
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Aucuouecr
REFEREEs SALE IN PARTITION, by
order Of tie Supreme Court Of LAND Hudson
Mgsr beow Garrsous West Point ADRIAN H. MULLER p
X WlLkIhS Co., will se saeton TUESDAY October a.
1908 At ii 0eocs t Gssons 1870 LAND ths Iind
son H's below Gsr'on' $40 having t river and road
fun The lard VIII De sold IN parcels Fo rthe particulars and
apply 10 the Aucicnee-s No. Pines,. 493D
New-York tribune., 1868-10-26
nrn1rcTEp BUILDINGS.

coSSSfS having o BEEN p as the
De afraid that the sale would not prove as
rsal1s as they mad hopes they pos'poheu 'N0 S~0'
pPOJECTED BUILDINGS
,-,,i,er of buildings now IN course OF erec-
AisrsS IT. and as may he seen by the following
t9n large number are poJeetSu q T Iosneefor ~
bst Of the Ice I 0ctnber 49, when We last pubhshed
1 Oae three ry eaeL sol n on lot aSIioO n to Be
.5th't y. for bml owner M Henry estimated
81 $500 Approved ella and rcE building No l<o Chry,
% a. ro5f burg 2E'o H. o' 80 fr two families each on
ttsl s on, fam aoof hsnsI Wa.bbprp si.
sSd sI ,iri aOOsi ars s's.si . S'IS' IS
slisi cost s3sJ Se5 bulldog south side OF Forty fnh,
=, IS se Of second ave- % @ ,es nd third and fourth foo
Ss..iisg for family saeh. o"n''' " -
sse ~. .,,o, basement cellar brick building On Sb s3e
sob ,is Of hbeti,'l ls au @ i58s IT, lot 31IO14 r. Man,
a.. roof and bas.,ns s trimmings To be used
tGt re- baltimore , sn Osas. Martin L. Green h-'ed COST
s@o APPrT&ys1 & scr basement sd cellar bek building on the
,Sss corner Of Eha.rt s-d ,,n,iep f a n more lot
fhhte W @ 20 roof th- t f1aye ana fgrue'nsh o.
toSu stone tss F'saaiaS,I one on t. be used as dwelling
s.s@ily OsEer, Mrs t'a L N.f.' '''A4'eu cos" P' ~
proved Qe ~ cellar al brick building No 10
Wihsn't oJs f . ~ VI Palsdepha brick, with
r. E,InHpgs; 10 be used as store "ieF JonA DS'~ "O' "
S,;.s is' IS -Four bss ar d hdct budins on ths
s 49, Of GTsuue A. ~ Il o0 u the corner Of one hulu & 81
az Slssath.t, buous' ,.- e. ,"eu gS' ~ A 6seeT C. w.
~ 70 be used as dweia "s " o. -n' 50 sa,,yci Os u
LsfA Estimated c'>i oie'H ,,ry on ro-ih side OF
OF 3-Ole tiVs" "- ~. . i...-.ve bai ding 21H32 f.
e,ua,si ard Foureeli. 81. s -t'. "' & g,- To he
"a AZ eIssnsob leIl2 T. G. br s'"r '' - IT, r5 n snsBn
,.~ as dwelling house iF OF o.. '' "-''' '1'f
f,rnsed c1s $6Vo Ait'', ,. t.. h-ck buidprs on the
O1 3-four Jst9TH Il. ,f F,ultfrSve hUi6ngs
.sih E3e Of kisht, lih ~ M fort. AN uu ro3s party
x sleh. lots 1Io0 r. e'c. .a .L'' q. A v eseh OSnef
gls To be used a. a"i IL. 49,, : hi So Approved
5:i'o q ~ n'-l'I. A'-'- CO.. ~ . , a.r, "a. ninth
on l5-POrtior OF hTt orr ' "~ 49, Sc 10 1g1,O0
the II rvr.i.r'c '"l aug 1oAO
- Asnsarl Gni latpeakv. T't' o" -'e - "a ,.i~s
orphan A.'r-s O." io.i oi ''ih
90, ne Rev Lsiout tud ,i II vincent Se fAuls ~
e,ioIe Cbach Estimated Coz -'., \, IN, 7,,or g, 95,.s
0a l6-One threestoy .f cA ~-. 90 " -, 80 .',sge,