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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-30

THIS IL TO GIVE NOTICE, That the suoscrf-
Il Der has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Msshington county il the District of Columbia,
letters OF administration on the Personal estate
Of John Tally, late Of Washington county,
~ o., deceased. All persons having claims against
The SAIL dee eased are hereby warnef 70 exhibit the
same with the ~Our beers thereof 10 the subscriber
O. Cr before the 3th day Of UctoOsr next tney NAV
Otherwise by law he excluded from all heue1t az
ree SID estate Given under my hand this 9Th
day o. october ISIS. MICHAEL tally.
&C 7-iaW3Ws sds,5ni.tr.f.r
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-30
LEGAL NOTICES.

rNHIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
of " AshinstOn County, in the District Of Colun-
bis, letters OF administration the al e.-
tate Of THOMAS MATTINGLY, late Of New
Iberia, louisiana. deceased. All persons havIng
claims against the said deceased hereby warned
10 exhibit the same. with the ysuchers thereof
10 the suOsCTiber, before the 24th DAY OF cto
Der next, they mzy otherwise by Law be excIndsd
from all benefit Of the said estate Given nndsr
my hand this 2fth day Of October, 1853,
MBS. SIDNEY A. HARRISON,
&C > lawoW Administrative
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-30
TEE.TFTS, SALE OFA CITYInr

- AuCtiGneers aud Real = tate Dr0kerg
No. 5s6 Sou beast corner If 7th and s.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-30

10y WI. L. WALL a co. Auction Ars
ID Original Herse AID Carriage Bazaar.
g Louisiana avenue, between 9Th snd l8lh streets
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-30

by COOPER LhTl NER. huctsOneerb,
~ Late Clerks with J. q. Mcclure & co..
Southwest corner Penn a averue and lltn street,
Star Office Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-30

Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court
Of washington county, In the District of Co
lumbis- letters testsm entsry on the personal
estate OF JONATHAN BREWER, late of
sons having claims Against the ssid deceased
are hereby warned g exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof, 20 the subscriber on OF be-
fore the 9th dsy of October next: thew NAV other
wise by law he y-lnde from all benefit of the said
estate. Given Ulder mT hand this 18th dsy Of
Ocloher, lS6S. CHAELA5 J. BREWER,
S-lay.W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-30

LARGE SALE or HORSES, MULES. CAR
RIsGES, &c
~ On SATURDAY MORNING. October 8.
10y coma, ncing At 10 o'c'sCk We viii I'll, al
49, our BaZsaT, large stock Of Horsts, Car.
riseee, BuRgies. SC tncluding about
EIFFy HORSES AKIN ArrrIrc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-30
AUCTION SALES.
III CHARLES KL0MAN,

80 On MONDAY, November ?, At o 'clock D
s.f m on he premises We will sell q t1r.e-,t,ry
H. Brick Horse OF III rooms on New Jersey ave
me, between and streets south with a
side lot; the whole Containing ahout & 100 sousre
'e't Wi lie sold separate or togei her rs desired
Also.
A. o'clock same date. a two story Frame
byu-s No. Washing o a strs ct. bet seen 4th A
Ath ", ct and q aud north Hsuse contains A We
ooms vi i'm q Good sized lot
Terms: Que tlird cash; bsla in 6, H. and IL
MOI tho notes secured by deed ~ trrst Conv e,-
arotnR and stamps at purcha'"r'.cnst as'f
10y OOOPKK LATIMKh, AocII,..-,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
PASSENGERS SAILED.

poR LIVERPOOL Feb 5In steamship Russaw Schsgs n Y.
John Crmenl.on, Eng O. CohnlI Prussia BAILEY Ireland
a. I'D Mr.. Davis child W. n. yennen Liverpool;
ips Brooklyn; T. TlinghAi y Mr. and Mrs Anthony Miss
K,,g Nj. Anthony Mr.. King Providence J. B. Weir N Y =
Rr,1ev AMI son Richard Branch ST. Louis KoHstimm n T.
FROM LiyHRPOOL-ln steamship Java. Feb al X AKIN.
Coz Az Btosu Olas liz s. Hoyey Miss Byron g..
Wseer W T. Mai. Mrs D. fnller, Mrs Wa Mnlon, Nh asi
H.. Ch,,s. yrk. enid r. D. Chatter " ~ Murray Mr sad
NJ. Wa Charles infant Geo Cameron Geo Bvron Geo A.
.n,. r Morgan NJ Nathan, Mr Zger MIR Msgue ant VIE,
u wssti, Cb.s Bltrr W 4. Poole Wheean Mrs states
r. Isnsir MI Charles and maid James Farlahn
~ c.nt coombs apt ShonTdes Mrs Alleto.
PRoN AsPTYwALlln steamship Araso Jan 2e-C ADAMS n,
And child Beaie AID ihiaI perng wife and shm Alvin
pt shmap D. sanders O. spencer G. Dubois olneY aai
lIo Dunesn n Freehh. Dr. Glen Mn T. b Harris sn
sii, q ID Eger.a M, Holden and child X Brewer. Mr..
PEEL Miss n Knapp p Chapman, Mr. H. HnssL and ehn'
a a, j. g. stuart and child D. p inShau wife snd child r
s noshef J. l. Montague, \ T. Drehe NJ. Shauss,
Mr., Isae MA c. Glsscr. Be1Is, r. Gnis NJ w,ri O.
t,rs n m Deck W n Gray, p ouq Lonts j Crrti.s
pfs 4 Vi Josss Mrs l. Barber Rathburn J. y Hsdesd
"a WHIT A l. Mercer Essrtt. P y bourne Williams W
@ c.nt petsr.ou W Gamer X Oark r. Is. Nsleatins ani
.sr rs i.d~in n Dean, I" soas. I. fdsaI. hrs l. ~.
~, " psss!, Nh ~ pEst
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE.

another street with building lots OF suitable depth
either side. THIS would enhance the present
value Of the property in that neGhborhood, and
largely TO the muchneeded elbow for our ncreas
ing population This plan ought to be carried out by the
city, and it is important that whatever Is to no done
should be done now before buildings are put upon
HuntingtOD-ave and Ousst., which. byand-bye. when
the city 10 lay and straighen ia Streets VIII
cost neat bit OF money TO remove. With the street
opened have indicated IL would not be long before
an entirely new neghborhood would be built up ana
populated between Franklin-st. and Broadway. There
other real estate projects that might be eareu
out to the advantage OF property owners aud OF the Guy
to which, at some future time may allude. Mean
time, believe it to be good advice to all czehS'
whether in comfortable circumstances or OF moderate
means to invest in real estate and buildings NO Tow"
in the state is growing rapidly Norwich ana ID hoe
the elements growth and prosperity so staOe anu
permanent"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
THE NEW ADELPHI ACADEMY.

The completion of the new Adelphi Academy
Building in Brooklyn was celebrated Tuesday evening
with the fitting OF and dance. and speech
and sentiment -Four years ago the Academy was found
pills, in small room in Adelphist., BROOKLYN. The
STT on aDoWed SO S Other
that their teachers were obliged 10 prepare for
too circumscrbed but the responsible persons charge
did deem prudent 10 weaken their system OF M
thus removing them from direct supervision. Appli-
cans for admission were constantly presenting theu
reception Of their children into the Academy, but for
want OF room they had to be refused Ihis conuilon
means n, on the part Of Messs lockwood and Enwood
forbade change on their part However t.c5 h,
rooms and the issue of the conference that 10000
be raised and presented To them az sey per cent
In iye years. The amount has been OBJ
tanned from the parents d. u, sh G csn,lems,,
who had shown so great an enthusiasm Nj the cause OK
education Immediately portion OF tls money was e1-
lending from Lafayette-aye. 10 Van Buren-ave. plan.
for building were s%S% . anS
monies by the Rev. Henry Ward Beeeher short tims
the building naa p SSe ssaaeSs and TO-
day after carpenters, plumbers, painters and
nholsterers have taken their leave between 400 and
100 boys and girls greet large and efficient corps OF in
structors of both sexes. The main building Cfor two
wings are be added as the necessities OF the school
dcand is feet wide and 23 feet deep the front Is
three stories high and the two stories This latter
extends the full width OF the front. Is 81 feet
I'M depth and the hight OF the ceiling Is -
feet refectory is located in the basement and here
children from distance furnished with dinner ut tho
bare cost Of providing the meal There are ten rseis
and classrOoms, and commercial and cnemlcal ue
parnients wherein The student obtains practical know
edge Of business life'and chemistry TO celebrate ,s
completion OF this building was the Object OF I he
gathering last night in the large haii mo mo
crowd and crush was great. aud larse numpi OF ,n
people found access To the CEREMONIES mpvssiDe anu
conented themselves with inspection Oh me Neal-
pointed class-rooms Harold Doner, esq the Danish
Consul this port presided and introduced the Rev
Henry Ward Eeccher the Rev. Dr. Buddlngton OF tue
CntOnayc CONGREGATIONAL Church. the Rev. DE-. Moore
OF the washn gtonave Baptist Church and the Rev Mr.
Gallagher of All Saints Church, each Of whom MADE
short address congratulatng the teachers npon
their possession OF so fine building. ana
the pupils that they TO he trained
by a system which does mot develop the mind ana ae.
stroy The body but which holds that the inellect oses
none OF ina ulster because shines above wellormed
frame Al the close OF the addresses and the sngns OK
see terminated. the boys and girls gave an exnipton
their casthonc exercises and showed now the uoc
tors bills III households may be decreased Tue oc,o'
monies ended with a few dances. aud at m.un'sn tas
gUss., bAl ~. devarted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
REAL ESTATE.
Yrw.YorK, "wednesday, Feb. 5, 1853.

NEW YORK. Wednesday Feb.5 1903
We are now in the midst of the rch-e s'aVe
eeason Of 1868. Those who have city properly " 0' U
randy bringing 1t into the market; mos ""O P-PO
making investments watching careiuly go
nan, eaestate agents and brokers ma tner pusineSS
unusually brisk and the auctioneerS are u"iy ni'ns
<or,an, soles As we have before remarked III these
,,b ore executions property is selling THIS season
NO, ONLY ar fair but often al high prices Capitalists lore
ao,,c that New.York must eventually become the eHe-
,ot trade beside which It's present commerce almost
,,Is into insgnhcance; and remembering Also thal'
nth a few unimpOrtant exeeptons-ahd these arising
From, purely local cause.-the advance IN the value
=, real estate has ever outstripped the IN
crease OF business in the city, are anxious 10
nyes their money species Of property that is sure 10
yield them only fair, but in many cases most hDefa
returns We know of surer investment than III real
estate in New-YOrk and suburbs. The most important
sale At the Exchange saesFoom to-day Of the prop
erty known as the Hanover Building, situated on hano
versquare Pearl and stonests 1t consists OF the plots oil
land with front buildings on the west side oil
apoversquare having feet front on Pearst 1915 feet
.ou HanOversquare, and ISL feet on Soonest TINS prop
eryi fitted up for Offices BY the terms OF the sale %
per cent OF the purchase money remains on Dohd ana
mortgage for three years. Mr. James NJ Lyon look TINS
Tor $1,000 The lot of land with the OurstOry
thereon on the north side of Pearst adjoining the ast
VI 7xtq feet and known as Pears was also struck
down to Mr. Lyon for $4,000 was also the remaining
lot with the four-stOTy brick store on the hOrh sue
of Pcarl-st, and extending through To stone
st. Is4x75 IT., and known as No. lOl Pearl
st and No Ga Soonest. The price OF the
last was s225OO Altogether this is very desirable
property being feet and having almost 25
feet front The price OF the whole SO0O The sale
OF che uptown lots continued to-day, and 10y refer
nce to tables readers will see that although yes
feriays prices in all sustained those re-
s,eived were good In addition TO the above mentioned
property there was also sold at the Merchants Exchange
the lot with brick buildings known AS Nos 4 ana 49,
East Tenthst commencing Oh feet from Dry DocR-SI'
and being 4l.sx75 20 Mr. W. Lyon for Slle MI
Iyop also purchased the frame dwelling and lot No. 264
Last Sxth-st feet from Avenue ID, 2jx9O feet for
$500 No Rosevolt-st, Of batavia with three
story frame house lot feet sold To Mr. John
Gillespie S. The terms Of sale for this property
was per cent the first of March and the remainder
an one year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06

Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing 10 purchase will find it for their interest TO ad
vertse THE TMBUNE Its aggregate circulation -
larger that Of any other newspaper and scattered
through every State and Territory. well as IN New
York and all the principal cities and villages Make the
advertisements short possible stating the adyan
tages offered.
Advertisers reminded that the three editions OF THE
TRIBUNE, semweekly, and Weekly, are subscribed for
by entirely different persons that advertisements in
serted in each will reach all classes.
Advertisements charged % cents per line. each in
serton In DAILY TRIBUNE. 81 80 per line in WEEKLY
tribune 20 cents per line SEsu-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
THE TRIBUNE will devote especial attention to sales Of
Real Estate thus very much enhancing its value a. an
advertising medium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
Sort d1,urNm's aotiis.

sTArK kRs-YORK. I
PoRTwAKDso' OgVCg, No % WihAmst
NOTICE ia hereby given, In accordance with
~ S,-ton posed APrh H. 1851 entitled 50 Aests
Reo~,,,r- N. .ri@r Port 81 York" ali
Interested m having charge q the lblecs matter 81 sncA inquiry
erarir,iot suvpy following under
Ton bv IN. Por lrsns aud said will
h. cops.e within tea days Succeeding L t0ce board ga d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
ADkflN II. MrLLkR. Aurtioneer.

ADRIIs IT, MULLER, Auehoneer
EXECUTOR1 SALE of valuable property
IL on Chsshamst-hDgfAN MULLER Il WILKINS Co.
will sell at auction. THURSDAY 9th at u O'Clock at the
BItsIg Ssle,,oom 90 Ill BloadwaJ " H orsr Of bEhJAhiH
ABkAllAMs ESQ, ereeutor Of SIMEON ABRAHAMS, decd;
CHArhAhsI Lots situate the south side Of Chsthmst
a. Paeh l52 by sac ~ hsy nsrcul,r, appy 10 JULIUS
LYONS Esd Attorney for Estate No. ~ Broad~sy or 70 the AUG
uonrer No fses at which latter place Maps ear be hat ttS
HOUSED Gresnpo L. Nl be sold suction, on the premises
on THURSDAY, Feb 10 a. O'Clock Terms, 10 per ceni
90 d@T o. sale 10 cent 18th August the balance on bond 1
mertgage For further particulars inquire Of D. T. WlLLBIs no
1j PearfH, Nes-iork or b. q. FLOYD Greenpor Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
Giip Gtal estate for Salt.


A VALUABLE downtown CORNER PROP
~ ERTY for sALERents for 800 improved could b. made
10 rent Tor ''''' p''' a p SMITH. "a Bre.av.,
A VERY nice, new, genteel three-stOry HOUSE,
contains "a rooms modern sat. roof and very
stsb viii be sold loN and on cas- terms WIN iuin'uis "
Fo"'' v K STEVENSON son No III srOadv,l.
A FINE 20 foot 3-story h. s. brick HOUSE.
n,S, ASSsn ve rPIS rove 500 . Terms Easy THOR
NAL 1875 broadway between Foryehi and foriyniath,
EOR SALE or to LET,lFURNISHED--The
large frtcla.s RESIDENCE taowu the Morrf Mansion sa
between aud One hundred ard
ssg. IT, .9 and 'I EIGHT 81 lS Rs h9
S te ore. s sd t oS an elevation nr
the commanding extensive vsw embracing ,he .I, Ine &
spacious barroOm bath waiere closet laundry win permanent
sa d. Ss rosrhOS With the addition Of French caPos
S6 SI Stnspea or aisi boarding gced sable
a?gS to LEWIS BROWN orsRASk 6. BROWN No. Broad
EOR SALE-l4 acres of LAND, just over the
Harlem River almost adjoining The ne souhsF1 BoqqsT. 1
icO feei running Harlem East Rivers ThePo lie. Son
IE@is FRANZ S IE sSS s
EOR SALE-A flrst-class tllrec-story brown
ou S,, @ lot T N ASo On 70 U5 WILSON
Ne IS Dasne-,t N'''
E'IFTH-AVE., below Fifty-eighth-st., Ten
IA G8GSSs S i essa GiS Sa S
ss o. y E'SsS sS' Sy... SSis '. I'D
Nnss'eH'' and Eeven'ASe BSqSy1Ta " -, p,o,,
nor SALE-A PLOT of LOTS on Seventeen
At between Eighth and Ninth 10 Lots the Of
SiItytrss aud Fourth ho Lots HhhAye Msona,e,
and streets al,o Ihirtaye WI COLT No Finest
EOR SALE-A HOUSE on Thirty second ST.,
Enibaye Price $4,000 j. ourory English basement.
2O15e VIM. A. COIT, No. 4 Pinest
EOR SALE VERY CHEAP-THREE YEARS
LEASE and FURNITURE (Which new OF house No ~ kssi
between Lexington and Thirdsyes
Price Of furniture 81 House IN perfect orders 10
No agents need apply No l62 EA Ihrty-seyeht
DOR SALE on Stuyvesant- square-A hand
RESIDENCE Hoya Scotia front 5rl n capable Of
additions and suitable for hoiel or boarding
poses Address line % r. Box No ih Tribune once
DOR SALOON East Fifty-eighth-st., near
Il TLrdavs. hTeeStoV high stoop bowRsone 'front.' HOUSE
price $1,000 Apply TOO. A ARMOUR No $50 NAssau-st
EOR SALE on Third-ave
u IBllLDlNGcs Sst0J Tfy,l
lBUILDiHG, .........................''.' iboD
Corner FlrstAVe., OIIJJ, .llOVn
Apply H. sMITH No. 30 East Tenihst 'front.' TO soeloeL
Tor SALE-In West Twenty -fourth-st., near
nhae desirable broWnsous HolsE, offered at esTgain
Apply to HOMER MORGAN. No. Pine-st Q.liD
NOR SALE-The high-stoop brown stone
HOUSE No ts ST Martspee Is feet vide Apply 10 HOMER
MORGAN No 2 Pnest UNI
HARLEM-HOUSES and LOTS FOR SALE.
IL let real estate basness Cal a, our old
iissa. le LSA Isss.V;. AAsDAAL P2EIsh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 6. 1868.

MINIATURE ALMANAC 50.
Ris.s T:s5 s-s ses $40 hs>s 5es''''''' 'i'
TINS Dan s.tx
s.sdr Hook. $50 Cows Isand 63t Hell Gate SD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
autiiou SaIts Of Gtal Gstait.

At AUCTION.-By order Of the SUPREME
n CorEr PARTIToNms,s positive LANES Gotks S0S
ereal Exchange 90 Fuon Brooltn The valuable PlO OF
GROUND iBosn IS Grand BToof1h D., ana the bnI
ms thereon The te Of tAnfNt 90 feet east oil
iof ave, feet front by 100 deep The front building - hun
81 beI n substantial manner attic and cellar
coonng besi. cellar nh. ~ by - II. Two
fran. ho u tie tsosiofL attic and cellar
4o the The LOTS Oh Bu,hNelie NeN
AIDE 81 feet .outh 81 VAre'.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
ADRIAN IT MuLLsk, Alcuole.I A., %.
yyATJABLE LOTS ON THIRD AND LEN

INGTOSAVEs TYTIlIRD sIAIl Al ~ An ,i sdAi
FIFTH STs TO BR LEASED ON LONG ThhmS " Inh bAets
az SALONS SNUG HARBOR LEAsk-ADkIA.n ", N LLfk
X WILKINS Co. win sell at Auction on ~, rem ~
iSe Al II eloch the Lrchinge saesroom No 'he
IEISBS of 100 valuable LOTS desirable ~ Thereon
NJ frsieass residences and stores and ssoe 70 t ',.i
L,rr M, nom the vicinity o. tnr oeuitl fafk ana
- en-. ave Railroad Depot This properly Pal o. the e'a's
az lanes deceased and hsffnl beeb " Wv -V uPNu %
loo teas title is neIeepiionsble
The above situated A. follows . -. II r.,
Third AyE-BseH lots the south Hss eos'"' nIa
Sixty thirds - a., ,.A.d bt Third and I.,iugton
THIRTY NINE lots the bloch bounced " Nu 'Hu heiuk'H
-. si.t, fourth and SIfy- hfhsts - - 49,. -.
TFyINGTOS AVE One ente boct poun1o1 " Lexington sn1
poarthaveG fourth and SIXTY 9Th SIS - c.
TWELVE sOuihwesi corner oil hshSs'nNe and e"'
fouthsL . -, ,,i,,,.., two r.,.x,, .ud
without underneath. II. =, A.. a.. -, a.. ,,c.
ggsssIi. ~ 1fS:ss 'ir'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
sorro mo Rcunts.

'5olfU mo tluONl5
BOARD WANTED-ln some country village,
ID Il osr ao honrs distance iron Nli east 81 o5s iar
frr furIrta bali
station there other boarien Address = J. H. ir'4ha
Ofc-. Sew ioh
4 MONROk-ST.. corner OF CatharIne-st.-
oAri pleasant Rooms OF ad gensmsn ara tier
Terms Hoirfate
.l.l EAST rot RTH-ST Pleasant front Attic
-~'D ROOM vir Board a. ort~p geuiiemsu
- UNION SQUARE.-Broadway suite hand
- raey Furnished Rooms. sy private taoie L'f
sitLD.i hazard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
9uus,s mo frms Gant,b.

suusts mo gums &I1ut,b
A GOOD FARM of 100 10 1000 acres, in
~ healthy location hours distance City Hall New YORK
NAhED Immediately Also Houses and for lease
this city a1d Brooklyn WI STARR Real Estate Broker No 'O
Fulou-st
E'ARM WANTED-ln New-Jersey, from 10 to
20 acres % Land with good Buildings 70 Rent Lease depot
Address. W. d.. MamsronecN Westohester Co.. n. Y
WANTED TO BUY-A HOUSE containing
w within an hours time Of the city Address
with price ami description. Boz No $3.50 Post ofes.
WANTED TO RENT-A country RESI-
w DESCE unfinished partly furnished hour hour
and ha distance from Was. The house plain bat comfort
able and Winter residence healthy oc
with vegetable garden and plenty
stable barn &c Fifty ofsrd nohd mol
be every respect the advertiser might bu the
property Address With fall paielaTs H. Boz No I4 New" orr
Post Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06

COURT CALENDARs-.FoR THURsDAr
suPEs~s CouETGKSsKSL TsExAdiolnet 70 FhsJ. tbs N
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j. I0HNsOS, b., Aatnonttf.
DY JOHNSON a. MILL Err
ID AICTIoFEBRS AND
4

CONTINUATION SALE. : PEREMPTORY
Y SALE or gl5 LOTS. Os BOULEVARD Bk0Apw @Ah
FIgHTYEIGiITH AND EIGHTY SINrIsIS-k II. LUDLOW
70 IN ,. AZ auction MONDAY Feb 10 1907 a. " 0cock
. a. R,.sSe SAsoou No III Broadway New iork Balance OF
e entire ground Central P.rk and on the new boseso
and on and between Eighty seventh and Eighty n,hS par o.
d. nroperty Of Martin esq This and Is on te hshes ana
around Central PARK AMI IN he MUS 1P'Nb PA wv
eity The sale will o. positive ...-a. ., A. ....h...
money remain bond and o three reAs osnoe Isl Of
March A. .,.,o,..,. os,, NJ 4
boos al, ~ :. NJ e,sH esq ls7 PuOpt. ~ Y C389)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06

THE CIVIL COURTS
Ia Tho y 5. District CoWt yesterday. Oh NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF NEW YORK .......Frs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06

A VALUABLE downtown CORNER PROP
N ERTY for sALE-Rents 800; improved could b. made
20 rent Tor sigOOD pce 900 For particulars apply
A. y. SMITH. No. lt2 BresdvsF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-02-06
Mmblt Mant,Is

MARBLE Manifested Mantels on hand
WI OF style and quality Which will be sold Tor the next 90 ,
a. liberal dedaton al A. kLABERs hsne Waeroom' No ia
East Elshteenth-st near Thriaye. he".iork
NARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, half the
ANl price Of Marble. Send for catalogue T. b STEWART.
No sos siIhAys between Thiri'-hnh AMI Thirty hrasn
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-09-14


in the distillery several times in Decem-
Der, 1867; the distillery was running
most Of the times ] was there l made
an examination to ascertain the capacity
of the distillery; think l put II down
at about $500 gallons every twenty four
hours; about January 8. 1868, i was
there; / made report OF the examine
ton; the result was / found that there
was large excess Of mash to what there
was on the books, and ! reported It TO
Nj. Harlan there were about seven
hundred gallons returned in January,
1868, or December, 1867, saw about
fifty barrels Of whisky on the pier landed
from lighter; they were branded as
being In bond, coming from, j think, the
First District in Ohio-the Cleveland
District--consiened TO the Thiriy-second
District, Now York a diamond b was
the mark, TO the best OF my knowledge;
thirty four Of these barrels went to 3. Nj.
Pixies, in Fourteenth street; in going
through West street l lost sight OF them
few moments; when i got TO Four
teenth street found thirty four barrels
branded "tax paid" they were taken on
tWo uioyot fcho-ee sHN's -" -
them dumped at Fourteenth street 4
saw Mr.. Harlan day or two after in bis
Office, In Cedar street; he occupied the
interior Office, separated by q glass
door from that occapied BY the chief
clerk; saw Mr.. s. M. Pike hand Mr..
Harlan check; was in the chief clerks 8
room; saw Pay to the bearer the sum
of $l05, ,000," or "$l0,500," / could not
tell which. on the check it was signed
rs. M. Pike" Mr.. Pike said il was .
note from friend; Mr.. Pike immedi-
ately left; there was one word before the
words National Bank on the check,
which | think ended. "--ond; the date
was Jan. 8; on or about December 20
1867, on the pier at the foot OF Coenties-
slip, East river, ] saw forty four barrels
Of whisky; they we're branded "in bond, !
to be transported to the First District,
California; they were placed on board
the Andrew johnson, and turned out the