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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10
TILE sOIfTH.

OF the finest farming lands in the world those
situated the southern part Of the State Of Kentucky
and yet they remain uncuyated and can be bought at
from 81 20 go While the States OF the great
Northwest have been rapidly growing in wealth and
population, and their property bas been increasing IN
value the superior soil the salubrious climate and the
unbOunded mineral wealth OF this section have
failed TO attract enerprsng Northern farmers and
ohanes, and tho land ia worth more to-day than 1t
was 20 years ago One great obstacle to the develop
ment OF this section Of the country In former years has
doubtless been the institution Of Slavery, which has
ever boon damper to all individual enterprise andpubuc
improvement, but that its bhghtng influence viii
gradually away, the people Of Kentucky are begin
ming to compare the condition OF their State with
that Of the oushiEg States Of the more northern por
ton OF Mississippi Valley and to ask themselves what
course they ought pursue The great Western States
as States have turned their attention TO the subec Of
railroads and other internal improvements thus opening
and developing their country, and inviting Immigration
and trade Private enterprise cannot, or viii not at
present build railroads and turupkes through these un
settled portions OF the Stae but 1t Is within the power
OF the Legislature aid and encourage these enter
prizes as TO their success, and eventually so
increase the material wealth Of the State that
In few years che will have gained hundreds OF thousands
Of dollars in revenue correspondent OF Louisville
paper thinks that II some liberal policy should be adopted
on the part Of the State legislature such as voting {0
600 mile for railroad purposes, and reasonable sum
mile Iurnplhc IN H"fV A"N
nothing. or. better plan he thinks would be to
loan TO each road company reasonable
amount a mile for n term Of years. holding a
lien on the roads till the amount Is paid into
the state Treasury "Our State Treasury" he CON
nues sis in condition at this time to help her citizens out
CT the mud and mre Of old fogys For want OF facility
10 reach the city by rail- hundreds Of thousands OF dollars
are lost the state annually that would otherwise be Sc
cured to Louisville" We learn that the estimated value
of real estate improvements IN the City OF Louisville for
the year 1867 than s2OOO0OO with fair prospect
Of ts being nearly double this amount by January 1862
Mr. william Rogers EnglIshman, OF much expert
ence In grape culture and recently successful wine
maker Ohio has lately purchased about 1900 acres OF
land on Cumberland Mountain adjoining Beersheba
Springs TeBn upon which he with several other gentle
men, propose open extensive vineyards In the Spring
The soil OF Cumberland Mountain Is said TO be particularly
adapted to the culture OF grapes and experiments have
already shown that in abundance and richness OF flavor
the fruit here grown equal 10 that OF Key Island, or
the Los Angeles region California While the climate
for the making Of WINE, Is equal " the most aVoIed III
the world.
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CONNECTICUT.

The proprietors of Washington Garden, New-Iiaven,
have been awarded $4,000 their property taken by the
Derby Railroad and Mr. Pitan. the lessee o50 for his
lease also Of the following recent transfers:
Sr " Felsenthal has purchased the brick house No 81
Oyest $500. The double house Nos. and 10 Day
St. owned By Nh John T. Liefeld recently sold 10
Mt J. Austin Weed FOR about $500 Nj. Moses Thomas
recently bought building lot Howardst, having 100
feet front for The house and LOT at the intersection
OF Chapel and Daysts. has been sold 10 Mrs Mary i.
Armstrong for about SC 800 fine building lot Oh Grand
St a short distance east OF Blatchleyaye. sold
Gently Davis +. Brown, architect. In Norwich NJ.
George G. Bottom has purchased the land on the west
side Of Thanes-st known the Lanman property, Of
MI James L. Hubbard for 5000. Mr Austin Avery OF
Lebanon has purchased house and lot at stoningon
Point Of Capt John Stiyers for s2Oo0 In Danbury Mr..
Orson Daley has sold his farm and stock at Hayestown,
10 Mr.. Henry Barry. for $4,000 Nh. Charles Chapman
has bon ght the house Newest Of widow D. a. HOyt,
for 8 200 Dr. W. p Stevens. has sold his fine residence
Lberty-st., Mr. T. Jones, Insurance Agent, for
5000 Mr. Frederick Starr has bought the house on Elm
ST. formerly owned by Inn, Of Dr. Richards FOR $1,000
In Bethel Messrs. T. W. FOX Bro have purchased Tor
s. 100 the store and dwelling at No Fishersblock. Mr.
O7in H Osborne has sold to Mr.. Henry b. Hodge for
$50, the old Horace Church place at the Plumb Treos
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Corporation notitts.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NO
- IlCR hereby The owners occupant ecu
pat all Houses and Lots improve Of anmpTo'd .sis .ss.sa
lsge o. toe Board Of Assessors TO- EXAMINATION 81 al PER
sgdi5r sever lsc,ht between Gsh.avsnuss
l-For paving blocks ]3h street. from 2dAVsnue 70 The
sEFf paving 73istrss, 81 to with 'af bloei
shFor paving With stone bcess 81 ZEN ~ % 80
s-For paving from Canal " shAvenae Win stone
7For pairing with HcOsOs Pavement PssrIsssi from wal ~
.l.,,z snd gradisg 9th street 81 to
sFr bndrr lOthaveuue and Westsiree between
ys 81 h Gsnsesoersssee In sisEenue between
jane and IN HudsOnet be'"eeS FsJ ana
IRE limits embraced BY Inc ade al the seIrs houses
s.d ouad vacant lots pieces and parcels o. and situated On
sides Of 3st btNeen 5th and oshAfeh1es AA lne
sil,sIly ofebayeaue between 2stb and l9tseeti . -,
bo.n SIDES u bsree from IisyenHe 70 the Ea h'ei 70 'he
tsfthe block The nersetng sTsnueS a, -. u,
1BoiA sides 4ibaveDUe 5th 10 4S'e the extent Of
B,S ss q 9Th avsse nom ~ ssts.rs, thu extent Of
hatthe block ethsr way OF The interfering Streets - - .
te malt the block the Interesting streets also the north
e Of Cana md The south sde Of syngeet from Haoon 70
also BOA sa Of Grofsrei sa Bedford 70 gdsontee; also both
sies & street. teeetag between Christopher and
Inclusive IRON Beksr Greenwich also both sides OF West
llh and Jarests from SseHse Greesseb. alo 10th
saes Hoao Ganse'0or and West 18th AM Wss; lhsteeis from
7Both sides q Pssrlre from Wan TO Be.lmaBeets 10 the
e-Dt half the block either way utensriug streets
ssih d 65sifse o1 % % avenues 70 The e-,e, Of
ksf Che block on The lierseesng avenues
Shoh ies o. ets'reei an lsha,enpe from 0sievoo 10
both sides 81 Lite West 2hres
lEb,enue also both sides Of SihAyenas from Jane West
streets also both sides Of hnson from Penn 70 amnoad streets
Al peans Rfeced by the ahogen1Me Assess
sa d wo opposed 70 ihe either theo requested
o. III Board 81 u the uudegued Their Office
No Casmher Basement Ne" COuroase sisA ilirJ
5oHS , 'eSfri9Eit.L, Board Of Assessor.
or Bo1.p AsEsoEs CoutHonss December 81 1861
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p4SorNnERS ARRLTED.

FpOy AsPrSwALL Ge Jan 9In steamship Rising hsr-Janss
Mccain Mrs T. Brooks aud child hr and Mn, r. iisn
mas ami children Geo CleniOn Curtis ~ NJ shepard h
III Nourse and Mn w speuy ADD children H. bAeSR
Tprade Ism Lekus j. Scott Com A. Green bhH. n W
Blsrk Is T. DaT Voorhees, uES., H. Mason tsN d. Hal
I'd W. r. Welsh UsN j. b. DENIM, and son C. Nari hi. nm
I'm and daughter J. Or 40 ULelde T. Biun a blieo ~
Openhemef q. H. willard Mr. AID Mrs hssbigs ana oAul
Yea p Fgersd Philip Lee w. GAbb, ~ Bates Ms crVs sh
st child Cart G. p SeaItou Mrs Morse and ehn JONI
Proctor s. Baum Senhart G. s King g. q Campbell j. L.hg
n kendall Graham j. feeck ". A. Tompkhs hf aud MA ~
Graham Mrs Williams Charles Manning l. Nihae y" o. Lean ~
Graves Richardson USN b. Bigelov A. Abraham " hoagh
top W W. Thompson H. Sqner. Mss Gallup hr and h j. u .
or Dunn Greh.A. g. Robinson Capt tsonbs " hrhlel6N
isn. M Roger. J. Anderson, MrN Msusy, o. etp Baron b.'
,e,ot Cspt ard son Capt KIRBY Legge J. o. f"n ~,
Jl,nv Mr and Mrs GuiOye wife ad child O. Pef1ya o. 1,rr
NJ Jehnson w. Haleti. j. Greep '" ~ Lazy
"a cbp. - NJ Wilson T. Undrriown, Alep M ana Ms l.
,.i "a ,tiN T. Yverett j. d. Cameron j. p ayns Cameron
" Rose Mcmahon. J. Russell sister and ci NJ ave ~
Wilson Mesa Msulrs Wes PAekari b'y hsis AM
NECTAR, Mr. and aessrs Perkins Oss uA'p To-
I,er,oa Courtdeh Youngore Bso RcsH Howell l'f heke
~ vh,, Hgrss Meuuss McNitt saith sioer lus
Wilson F~ Mr and Ms Thomas PaffS, MI Ana hf l. AV AA'
yRoM LIVERPOOL jan. e-Ip steamship Tpo-nou' Jose r.
yaero A. Rodriguez Capt PamaeheE. And ID We 's'Ase
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-York. Thursday, Jan. .. 1868.

HEw-YOrk, Thursday, Jan. ., 1868.
The attendance at the Exchange Salesroom,
to-day the largest since opening Of the year. and
much property changed hands both al auction and by
private sale The most extensive auction sale made
by the Messrs A j. Blocker son & Co.. and consisted OF
the two threestory, hgh-stoop, and basement brick
houses and lots Nos ss and 100 Wavereypace. south
west Of Maodougal-s Cwashingtonsquare); the
lots each 2x97 feet and the houses 22xls feet and
22xS5 and 90 feet respectively. The whole prop
erty was knocked down for s35,sOo. These
houses together rent for 1900. The two-story
brick stable and lot situated at No lSs East Thrys6c
onds south side, east OF Lexng 0uave size 2OxGO feet
sold fOT 800 g. Of the purchase money remain
Ing mortgage Also. five threestory high stoop brown
stone houses with lots, the north side Of Fftyrsst,
commencing so feet east and 100 feet west Of Eghhaye
These houses all built by days work, contain the
modern improvements just finished, and are frstclass
residences The following the prices at which they
sOd No. 50 feet east Of Eghtave house 2OGx5O feet
lot 20Gxl0o5 fee$OO. No. adjoining last house Tx
50 feet lot 22x1OO5 feet-s22S No. 3, adjoining last
house, 226x5O feet lot 226xl0O5 fee-S29cS No a. 100
feet west Of Eighthaye house 2O1OT54 feet lot Pollok
1905 feet-S2l,75O No. 200 feet west OF LshIhaye
house 2Ox50 feet; lot 2Ox1OO5 feet-$2OO5O.
There were also sold at auction the theestory and
basement, brown stone, high stoop house with lot No
4s West Thirty hfth-st between Fifth and sixthaves lot
20x9s9 feet and house 20x6o feet for $4,000 and the
property Oh the corner OF Fulton and Godsts known
No 81 the former ana Oh ldltoi sllcct-
buildings consist Of fourstoy brick store 2ex92 feet
fve-story brick building, 2lxS4 feet, and small, two
story building between the others The whole sold for
t5O4cO These prices considered fair by those
quaned with the value Of real estate in these neighbor
hoods.
We learn that Mr. Theodore Hasfead has sold his farm
Of le5 acres Wawsyanda Orange Co.. With IA head OF
cattle farming utensils, &C, TO MI Vim. C. Carpenter
for $500 Mrs. Margaret Lano has purchased Nj D. H.
Piatts house and lot In WesttOwn for $1,000 farm OF
2l4 acres belonging TO the late Alfred Hartwel estate
has disposed Of by the executors TO Mr. Stewart
Durland, foT $4,000 Mr. H. T. Roberts has sold house
and lot, situated East Man-st,. Middletown, to Mr.
J. V. Montsnye FOR G. 600 hr. John A. wallace has pT
chased Wolfs brick building Nortl-st, Middetown
for NOO00 Mr. B. V. Wolf has exchanged the building on
NOrth-st, MiddetOwn occupied by Mr. Horton Vail as
bookstore for property known Hog Back, on the
South Plank Road, consisting Of acres Of land
and two dvellnghouses. Mr.. Wolf proposes to greatly
improve this property the Spring and name it Fort
Wolf"
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COURT CALENDAR-Tms DAT.

SUPREME COURT-GeHeTdI Ierm.-Enume-
eratsd rnotons-Hos as a., 49, -, 3d. 81, 3D. g.
81 So Co. 81 So o. CO. G o. 81, O., 65 GO, 81, GO Or
catPart LShOTt Causes Nos 81, 63T, 1878, 1908, 49,
1911 2sy 1855 252l 1882 25 269 $685. 2Js 1888, 25sy.
2O6 2T3l 2799 1899, 3Ou9 1885, $685. $685. 309l 1855, 1857.
313 $685. 5l47, $751; 35O $685. 3JIs 3IO 3iJ3, 1913, 5s,
sslg 3s9 $751; 3sJe SC5I 2lf3, SSI9 Part AdJ burned
Monday next Chambers Nos. g.. IS, 30 IO2, l2i,
100. l35 49, I7s, 1914, ~, IA, az. Call lG2.
SUPERIOR CoURT-7rfGi IeTTa.-Part mos 1878, 1878,
S45s $751; $685. $685. 3607 36 1913, 1913. $685. 1925, 1921
sc29, Part .NOs. 33iC, 1888, Si3s 1872, 3, 500,
81G, S16s, 31T0, 5T72. 37-4 3716 3l5s, $3.50. J154
MARINE CoURr-lridI Ter-S'.-Nos. 40, 81 o., -,
a. o., 90, o. %, o. Ga, g. o., g. g., 81! 70, II, y!
ITOOkln Ci.y COt-JIn lO.AOs 81 e., II, H. 1S. Is,
~ ~, o. 50, si, s. %, 80 10, 81. So 80, ", o.
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OFFICE % THR UNIrRn STATES LIF2 INSURANCE Co, }
is rns CrrT % NEwlOsK No. ~ MALLsr., Z
N.r,r Nowr~ ~l.r~g Y
KOTICE IS HFRERY GIVFN. that at a

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that at a
Mers NE Po'fi o. Directors o. Sa f SoSs1.s
cFa Set sih eossv and erseEs !ss nH and gsa Of 80
the stock tranSr boots seSe ursn-nousy adopted:
Re'oisa Thai The Gssraee Capital Stock o. this Contrary Dc n
ss'se On L s- , a i h , .Is 81 ~ e 81 ~
Conpfsy ~ Wan TIE Cy sfNeViork SATURDAY.
&c Eh DAY ofFsbEuar Bss between tAs hour Of Goes M
hrurs during busre- ereser unless the Subscription
s j. 5sSsby require 70 e PAD in cash Il sun. q ten tois, PER
s,rs q TIE time o. sg ,IA ssT nS Gs o'Ss s
tssib ta ofReba se an iae Of Toe esnE saaI.oies
Fsd That No Of ne Intention 70 increase The Capital STOCK OF
Chs Company Huo Thousand doss be- and the hereby
eesiea to Be rHSsSe- @ Pso 81 farce months N Two S news
ess Til lie so. uaaer books efihs Company and
hereby directed 60 te closed and from We5resy te aib
sslt Al noon B. older. NICHOLAS DEGR0oT SseIstsry.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the subscriber
- ~ ye. ne gCFiVER Of tis estate ard ssee o.
the ERiE Lad COMPANY asn. TIE proeon q to hssd
ion CorporsoBs an pcfoas indebted TO SsA Company
S.eev esee No. 81 Wal Noon No l9 Il he C Of New
<h possso say properly ,ec q sad Company sIe = ceer
creditor Of said c0Haa, deliver .se, resgs.igs i,oo5i
a. demands t. the s@i1 Receiver on or before ihe ~ cay o.
- AUG 81 persons BOON. .y ese. q 'TS mug M ,tsu ~ -
s ~ C9H1ny are eS. P . s b before & g1 d Of sSa
fre Les, Com5aay GE0EGR ASDRBWS AttOrusy j3Isw3sF
[UPREME COURT.-THEODORE H. VET
- TRRLFN BERN ARD yEELEE and others against ALVIN
q sTEcKEL III. SlBCKE az oaeTi paaales o. Judgment
entitled acton Da,d li'vy The referee IN SAID order 1se w eel
zoe Merchants i1chaugs SReroOs No ~ Broad
10 City Of Esvlok TUESDAY TIE 2b dT oi January
J O'Clock o. that da~ through James IL Miller s1choneeE
Gie follow log described Trsaises. Yz.
All those Two ea % with ihs hudinF thereon stuste ling
l1l beng Third Word 81 The City q fofk tlovn ard osn
CusheU By numbers Fly uf 81 and sfJx @ Deg street con
Dey House. described certain indeh
hs premises made Nv William Beach Lawrence
sauor Secke btsfag vehk DAY Of July 1854 and
corded OF tbe o. ihe City and Comfy
1bsr 9il Of C0nveyAncss 81 the eighteenth dav OF july
t5s Vherey William beach Lawrence junior eused e
cas- premises SAID TAI Stecke his erecuor sdmnrao ani
from first day Of august l4
Nt
S.eeke the eighteenth J 1885, and
Registers ONE L1er slZ 81 ConreTarces
b)i On H. sAh and az right tue
s ptsres. TIE CALVIN Stocke Of ard ~ aud also
a. ss entu Of The Lease have and hold the said ndehlie Of
Ar the and remainder Of The
AID tern On YEAR yet TO come unerd uhject d
nants provisions IN tbs said indsHGrs Of lease sltoueDaiea
lamar 2 ief8 D. HANLkY Referee
and EUGeLEs Attorneys
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yegal gOtitts.

NEW YORK SUPREME C0URT.-HEN-
~ RETTA PINCKNFY E1ecur n the aw and testament Of
ISAAC PISCKNY deceased Plaintiff against LOUIS A. DEPAU,
Defendant relief (Com- nO
Ee5) To the Defendant You hereby ~ Stamp Sc:
n1le3 ard required tie complaint in oaEoeed
Gs Gc1H which Wu be fled ~ the Once '''''''''''''.
o. Ctr aud Comfy o. New Yek at the CITY Of New
Nork AM % the saia complaint The
ui1 &C ha one No. 2lest, m Tie City Of New -lork viaa
svsnt OF
% 81 service ara you the sail complaint within
Aforesaid tie pLiisf @ action viii sPpy 10 the Court for
rs demsu the compa1-Ded NewiorE, December IT,
l5t7. X II. BOVINE, Plaiatids Attorney.
1he crrnpn The erod fe In the of Of tho
tss County the CITY u in the City Of Newiork on toe
~ NJ O penemher. laal. DO laN6wf
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SaOtitrs Of :Sankrugttu.

l. s MARsHAIs OrFlcr, T. D. o. PenBsylTaria.}
PHIL ADELPBIA Jan. ), 1903.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE That on the
3ls, ds7 Of Deember A. D. 1867 warrant in Bankruptcy
soed against o. HENRY HUDSON BARTON Of Ph
6k IN the Phi sepb and State Of Pennsylvania who
sdjudgod Bankrupt 90 bic owl Petition tnai ne pay
any Debts and Delivery o. Property belonging 70 uca B2k
INT 70 hin and the Transfer OF tey ~ hh
By Law that meeting 81 the Creditors Of TIE sad BANK
debs choose ASS o. la -
ts;e so he'd o. Cou Of BsukuptcT % b. holden A. No US
Walnus Philadelphia before J. hnbey Ahoni
yssfer on tbs 2Sh aay fJaruaT, A. d. 1852 10 O'clock
ID iar3EF p G. bLLMAkEh L. > hEfshal a. nessragsf
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BOLIVIA.
Ex-rREsIDENr AcuA-ISsUnREcTIoS IN EAsr-
ERN BOLIVIA.


LENA, Dec. 2t.-We have dates from Sucrs
up to the 2th November and Oruro TO the 10th Of the
present month. Gen. Melgareo was in Paria with lbs
army
The Project OF Oruro had made forced loan upon the
merchants To meet the expenses OF the army.
Gen Acha the predecessor OF NclgarejO had escaped
from prison. and his whereabouts not known.
IL reported that Eastern Bolivia had roYolted against
the Government and that the that the Argennos
carried into Bolivia when the Bovians pursued ~
Gen Paceneru have been handed TO the revolution
ISIS who have named Gen. Narcla their commander. Az
other parts or the republic were quiet.
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Giip 2fal Gstutt for Salt.

6tp gtal Gsiutt for Salt
EOR SALE-A first-class, fOuT-st0ry brown
4 HOUSE. side OF Fysst, seventh house
Eighth Of toe Pak snl Hudson River from the
c1poa with ali the modern improvements bgt By days WORK lot 2lI
it15 deepi house 2lra2 deep Inquire VI Nm. BEDELl
See BIZ Oh the premises
FNO CAPITALISTS, MANUFACTURERS, or
Il WAREHOUSE MRS-Greeuwehst to Hudson Abingion
sqnaresre vacant Property and Bu suitable location for store
houses manuaor' about 5IO Pce $1,000 $4,000 boud
sad mortgage Apply to HOMER MORGAN. No. Pnest pO7Sl
TVO BANKS, BANKERS, and INSTITU-
TIONS-POR SALE large CORNER william Asl Plnesls
Apply % HOMER MORGAN. No. Plae-st (072J
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Bomb anS 9oomS.

A GENTLEMAN and WIFE desire two
N ROOMS with ftea's BOARD about trsi week 10 Februar'
Ioestv Twrr second Ffclst Fourth AID sKavea would
forn,h rooms AMI weuM % third story private family pre-
ferred Address with particulars A b. Box No 40 Brooklyn Po
OGics.
DOOMS TO RENT.--Neatly furnished front
rooms TO rent hoard for gentlemen OILY Terms reason
Apply AZ No q East Breadwsy
MO. 1862 East Thirty-secOnd. St, newly furnished
Rooms with good Board Inquire above bit Lexington SA'e
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The number of divorces granted in Chicago
during 1857 l52. Many Applications were 'c1' INV
lIany art stiu peudipg
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S9ort GlarS,n's ylotit:.
Stars OF sEv.YoEK.

rEw-YoRK, !
PoHT.WARDrys OFFICE No. - WIllEmst
NOTICE ia hereby given, in accordance with
~ section q he act ps~l Agu a. 1877, srisi A. Act 70
Eeorran Warcs Ofoe Port 81 Ns fsr 70 all
ttlg - he snhc natter - Tgch u1uU
survey tat the following una-r
Fo Waers Enl zoe l eKaE1ols s
within slccecag rctee boaFi
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SOUTH AMERICA.
PERU.

THE BATTLE At CHICLAYO-LETTER FROM THE
SCENE OF ACrIOS-AREQUIPA-DEC OF
OMBARDMENT-ARIIVAL OF GEN. TOMAS
MOSQUERA AT LIMA.
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9rofrssional aotit,s.

| ~. ALLEN, No. 10 Greenwich-avc.. near
= ileslihsi, FENALE PHYSICIAN. An e1penercsd sdJ
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Errnklnn 2tal Get.,tt fox ga!f.

TOR SALE-The twO-stOry attic and base
frame filed brick and los No
Booklvn Is minutes walk FULTON Ferry House
$3.50 For address g. J. c. Box No f7s1 p o. n T.
PROSPECT PARK, BROOKLYN.-Threefi fine
Lots sIthays aHdf ght Beautiful views Tat
TOWNSEND & SEARS. No 2lg Pu;on-s, Room No. T.
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Toasts mS farms UlanttS.

XVANTED-An improved FARM of about 20
w acre, within 81 miles 81 the city Cash will he paid o suit
able place Address sh particular l. l.. r. o. Boz 'slJ hsviork
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IMMATURE ALMANAC go.
o. p,.. 1900 7.l4 son srs..... Moos Rises.. 6:l2
~ THIS DAt.
Sd, uoo1 800 7sO Cows sAn4... $40 Hal GA's.i0:2l
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SHIPPING LNTELLiGEHCE

PORT OF SEwYoRK. -....JAs
CLEARED.
s,..b, osp prne, Morton SAgausah hyihgs,n. For Co
s....xso EsIbsak usEtoI. Nla4sioa b, - James h.sA
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CHILL.

SECRET SESSION OF CONGREss-CABTNET sE-
CRETs-TIE ALLIED FLEET-PUBLIC WORKS
IN VALPARAISO N NEW COLONY ~ Tx
STRAITS OF MAGELLAN-ARANCO.
Prom Our Own Correspondent
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9utiiun saks Of AtaI Gstat,.
J. JoHy.oS IT,, Aietosssr.
DY JOHNS g. NJ ! l. l. n
II a aIl.rfnNrvIE IN


ID AUCTfONFRRS ASb
RIAL ESTATE BROKERS,
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TRUSTEES SALE of that valuable property
w PovhatsH County A. the III GuENoT sPkINGS -
~ virtue eI4ted tbs bscnber BY The eTecsio
Of The late Woodbridge deceased besug date 3 October 1871
s recorded County shall eIrcuion thereof
5cea plhr The once = HARRISON GODDh
APPFRSOE s Cts Of Richmond MONDAY, TIE Esih az Jan
uary 1903 O'Clock rh not, the 81; fair day hefea'ief-
real the sam deed consisting Of that AuAbs
popert7 ~ HuGUEN0r SPRINGS containing ONh IuND
kEb AND PITY ACHES shca O0 lard the
lance n growth ~ oak aud embracing some hs timber
Consisting Of large Hotel AID
uuber Of handsome cotiag which orgnaJ f0i 5000 70
Mineral waters ae bells m high frpu By those
addition BY recer geological surveys
dSabt that valuable beds 81 COAL exist on tie
land
FOR further ~ this valashe property reference Is made
10 Dr. J. Moemsus edition OF she rsinla Spnzt. rage 70 80
The attention Northern capitalists Is particularly eAi@1 70 WIS
Enough dy the Of eTeuiag THIS "
and 20 BY the sd deed amounting 70 r'
have accrued thereon and .s 10 The residue
thereof said ereiOr shall et the boar Of
make Known ior 1905 TO be paid by the plIeheF
JOEL y. Watkins Trustees
JAMES PLKASANTs,i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-10
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A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
~ NevYor the European plan Rooms en- suite or "nsu
a moderate raes