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

The TOBACCO CRoP.-We have
made considerable inquiry recently
relative to the tobacco crop of 1868,
Its quantity and quality, aud the pros
poets of the markets. While all
agree that the crop is unusually large
there is some diversity of opinion
relative to the quality. Some say
that the quality is excellent-as good
as has been grown for several wears.
while Others place the quality at a
very low standard. Again, other
parties with equal facilities for
Information, equal experience aad
capabilities for forming a correct
conclusion. take middle ground be.
tween both extremes, and we think
this view the safest of the three
Some tobacco in Indiana was caught
by the frost, and little in Kentucky
but the weather during the Fall was
as hne for curing the crop as was ever
known. To escape the frost, some
was cut early and green, and this
with the frosted and lower leaves, i.
likely to make the lug and trash 0.
the crop heavy.
The body of the crop throuehou
the Green River country and South
ern Indiana, may thus far be counted
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-
The County Commissioners were en-
gagged yesterday chiefly on road bust
ness-receiving reports from viewers
and locating roads. A few bills were
passed on. We will furnish COM
plete report of the allowances at the
close of the term.
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The Skaters.

Regardless Of the hard times
" Young America " must skate-and
we are supplied with choice lot OF
Misses French calf aud other desira-
Bile kinds of Polish skating boots and
Balmorals; also, boys and youths
calf and kip boots, high-legged, dura-
bic and cheap. TURNER & KUMLER.
dec11-2t
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Music IN THE. PUBLIC Schools
More than usual attention IS being
given to instruction IN music in the
public schools of the city, and we
are glad to learn that the pupils are
making very creditabIe progress an
der the instruction Of Prof Tinker.
Frequent examinations are held In
this as in the other branches taught
We have been furnished the follow
ing list of questions for musical ex-
animation of the First Grammar
School in the Lower, Upper, and
High School buildings:
l. What is the staff?
2. What is the staff used for?
3. What are used to write notes
upon, above or below the staff?
5. What is a note?
+ 5. How many different kinds Of
notes have we used? and give the
name of each.
6. Give the length of each kind of
note.
z. How many tones in the Diatoric
scale2 and name them.
8. Give the distance between each
tone in their regular order.
g. Give the locality Of each letter
upon the staff. beginning with @.
TO- How many different keys have
we sung in? Name them and give
the signature OF each key.
The following is the list for the
Second Grammar Schools, Lower and
Upper buildings:
1. What is the staff?
2. What is the staff used for?
3. What is note?
4, How many different kinds of
notes have we used?
5. What is the length of each kind
of note?
6. How many different kinds Of
bars are used in music?
z. What is the use of each bar?
8. How many different kinds of
measure have we used?
6. Give the number of beats in each
kind of measure.
10. How many different keys have
we sung in? Name them and give the
signature Of each.
On these examinations the follow
ing was the result, 100 being taken as
the Standard:
Mr.. McCutchan's School, SO 9-32i
Mr.. Pecks School, 20 6-45; Miss
O'Byrne's School, 20 ] Miss Brit
tons School, 70 1852.
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city orders Tor sa lie at This once.

COTTON SALE.-WeIdon, Bros. &
Co. sold good lot of cotton at their
commodious warehouse yesterday, at
rates quite satisfactory to the owners.
Middling cotton was quoted yesterday
at 221c. Low middling sold at 213c.
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CoLD. - Friday, December 18th,
will doubtless be hereafter designated
as " the cold day" of December, 1868,
as January 1st was designated +" the
cold day" of 1864.
Yesterday morning at 6 o'clock, the
mercury in the thermometer ia frons
of the JOURNAL Office, protected from
the wind, stood at 2 above zero, at
O'Clock at zero, and at 8 A. NJ, with
the bright sun shining fairly upon the
the thermometer, the mercury stood
at 90 above zero. At no time during
the day did the mercury rise above 10o
and at midnight last 1t stood at A..
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NEW BUILDINGs.-It is almost in
credible the number of new build
ings that have been erected in the
city during the past month or two.
Among others in the upper part of
the city we notice that Mr.. FL. G.
Gwathmey has finished very hand
some residence Cd Second Street, near
Gum, which is eligibly located, and
makes handsome appearance.
At the upper end of Second Street
General Shackelford has built for
himself very handsome and con-
venient residence decided improve
ment to that part of the city.
We notice fine new frame two
stories high on Upper First Street,
but were unable to learn to whom it
belonged.
Mr.. George Preston has the founda-
ton laid for handsome private resi-
dence on Upper First Street, which
win be pushed forward early in the
Spring.
On Third Street, below Division,
Mr.. John A. Reitz and Mr.. Conant
are putting up fine three-story brick
block, containing two sets of business
rooms; and further down Mr.. Miller
has just finished an elegant three
story brick business house.
Mr.. Charles Scrader is building a
fine business house on. Sycamore
Street, near Main, which is up to the
top of the first story. and will be- a
great Improvements to that locality.
On Carpenter Street, directly oppo-
site Willard Carpenters residence,
DR.. Keller has erected four handsome
brick residences, two stories high and
conveniently arranged, for rent.
In Lamasco, across the canal, we
counted nearly dozen new buildings
just completed or well advanced to
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LARD LARDII-Send around your
jars and cans and have them filled
with choice Lard, by
ELLIOTT, RUFFNER & CO.,
II 2tl Locust Street. near Third.
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ATTEMPT AT BURGLARY.-We are
informed that an attempt was made to
break into the store of Ell. k. Wells
& Son, on Main Street, Thursday
night. The burglars worked for a
considerable time at the shutters, but
failed to open them, and it is iertu-
nate for them but unfortunate for the
ends of justice, that they failed to eff
feet an entrance. as their movements
were heard, aud a well loaded re-
volver was held trailed on the spot
ready to welcome their ingress an
prevent their egress.
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SPLENDID STooK.-We call atten-
ton to the large display advertise
ment of Messrs. Geissler & Delang.
These gentlemen are doing "a large
business, and can sell all articles in
their line at prices which cannot fail
to suit customers. They have splen-
did stock of jewelry of all descrip-
.tions. Persons contemplating max
ing Holiday presents would do well
to call and see them. They repair
watches and clocks promptly and
warrant their work to give entire sat
isfaetion. The advertisement may be
found in this mornings JOURNAL.
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BT Tenderloins and Spareribs in
abundance at our Pork House, on
Locust Street, near Third.
ELLIOTT, RUFFNER 81 Co.
dae11-2t
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SHARP PRAoTfCE.-Some days ago
a man who had formerly been IL this
city with "Sam. and Pete," auction
GERS of clothing, returned and stated
that he had large lot of goods on
the way which he proposed to sell at
auction on their arrival lie went so
far as to get out hand bills for. an
auction sale. During his stay here
he purchased articles of several per
sons for which he gave check on
one of our banks, forging another
man s name. He managed, also. TO
get sundry sums of money from other
persons, and from one man obtained
about 500. Having obtained all the
money he could. he left the city, leav-
ing his board bill unpaid. A letter
has been received in the city saying
that this man has not had any con-
nection with them for some time,
and that he is a swindler. 1t is
supposed that the fellow, who is
named Tracy. lett day before yester-
day by one of the packets. He will
doubtless turn up somewhere and try
to practice the same game.
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GROWTH OF INDEPENDENCE Our
little appendage below the creek
Independence-is improving very
fast, and is enjoying a real healthy
growth, and twelve very neat aad
comfortable dwellings are now in pro
cess Of erection or just completed,
aud the place bears an air of energy
and enterprise. Mr.. John Loval is
putting up a very handsome brick
residence on the hill near Decker &
Kroker's vineyard, which will be
when finished, a tasteful building.
Several other buildings have already
been finished and occupied during the
latter part of the Summer and Au-
tumu. 80. ~.
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FLoUR.-The best brand of choice
family -four sold IA the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye -four for
sale by III. d. Allis & Co., First St.
second door below Vine.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

. GLOVEsl GLOVES GLOVES! warm,
comfortable, nice and strong, at
dec9-tf HUGHES
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BI- $50 barrels of choice Eastern
Apples. wholesale and retail. at the
New York Grocery. Also. 20 barrels
new Buckwheat Flour.
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HF Look for the notice of the de-
structien of toys and fancy goods by
dec7 1wd g. w. WARREN.
Courier and Union copy.
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Santa CLAUS

Is at hand, and every loved one expects q
valuable gift, buy a Florence Sewing Ma
chine, which IS easier learned, less liable
to get out of order, and does more varieties
ton. or tue money refunded. Price Sos and
upward. Twenty pieces of Gray Iwllled
Flannel, worth ~ cents, which we will sell
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FOR 80.
WANTED

WWTANTED HORSE sH0ER "A drst-
Wv elasH hurse-snOcr. ono that ean 40
gene NJ smith p - "a required. TO aurn n
stesdy SITUATION and good wages S. ID br
pail, 10 application IS made soon at our
shop, In New Harmony and
delO div FISHER a HAYDON.
MON cOpY.l
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T-yOI sALE-WALUAB LIE FARN-This
4 farm ~ situated four m les uurfh Of
POseyviile. u cons SIS OF two hundred
acresTp one hundred ana ten acres under
CULTIVATION. Good dwelling house nud
out bui ldinBs Terms easy. For further
prl icuAarN apply 10 the undersigned, om
the premises. STEPHEN BALDWIN.
del2 w3t
Tor SAIL, or EXCHANGE 'Or Real Es-
n tale r STEAM FLOUHIN Mill
Fronts on tine ohio River, in NewhurLh,
Ind has four run ~ stones, kiln for drY-
ting meal, and all the latest I'm proven 9uts I.
IS near the coal ban - fuel can b8 had
cheap. Terms 70 suit purchaser. For fut-
ther particulars apply 10 ALNA | JOHN
son. Evnnsvi lle Ind. or II. q. BET ELL,
Newbnrgh, Ind. lde8 dim
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B1- DIR. Burton's Tobacco Anti
dnte removes all desire for tobacco In
"a few days. For sale at the Opera
Drug Store, of Schuermann a. Bur
ford, 18 South First Street. ce5 1w
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mo ENARt.E Us no CLOSE UP a
Co-partnership which expires soon. we
now. offer our stock OF Dry Goods az bare
gain. The stock Is small. the house has
good trade established, and IS IN running
order. u Is fine opening for any one
wishing 10 engage in the business. For
particulars address p. o. Box 4l2 Evans
Vile, Indiana. noylt tf
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solid silver WARE,

Manufae sured ex pressiy for our trade, and
many snEt'ier articles, particularly app O.
pirate for Holiday and Wedding Presents.
Constantly on hand choice selection of
sILvER-PLATED WARE, which viii be
sold at very close prcfit.
Particular attention given to the Re-
setting of Diamonds and other Gems, in
the most novel and artistic manner.
An examination of our stock is respect
fully solicited. [del2 dIy
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BEWARE OF TARRA ALBA CANDY
AND HOW TO TEST IT.-Take a few
sticks OF candy and put into a tum-
bier of water, and when dissolved,
you will find Tara Alba settle to
bottom of tumblcr. 25-2w.
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Terre Haute and IndiaaAaalis.
FROM TERRE e -

I The change on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad takes place on Monday, DeeeIn-
Der 7th. after which we will correct tn G
time table of that Road.
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sTEAMROAT LINEs.


To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock An. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday,, Thursday, AID Saturday at 8
10 CArBo-DaiIy, except Sunday, at i
O'Clock P. II.
TO GREEN RIVER.-E7ery Monday and
Friday al 5 o'clock P. n. Every Thursday
at O'Clock r. II. Ga aAf
TO EAsrPoRT. Every Monday, Wednes-
day and Fflday at : o'clock p. n.
To HE1SDERsor-Daily, except Sundays,
~ 2 O'Clock Pm.
To NAsHvITLE-Every Wednesday AID
Saturday Ct p n.
10 MEMPHIs-Every Tuesday at 4P. NJ,
EockportS Stage (via = ew Durgh and Boon
y1lis,) carrying the mall, leaves at a. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. n, Tuesdays, Thursdays
New Har1nony Man Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays st A. n. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by p. NJ.
lit. Vernon Mall Stage leaves daily tex
cept SundaysJ a. A. n. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays) by P. H.
To NEWBuRG.-Haegd daily Except Sum
asy,) from the Merchants Hotel, at .
O'Clock P. n. ~
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Watches, sJeWelry, siIVerwaFe,
Clocks, &c.-CiOsing OaE at Any
Price,
At A. G. Rosencranz's store, No.
II Second Street Wishing to quit
the business, [ will sell my complete
stock at less than cost. No humbug.
Call soon. dec9 20d.
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RG Try some of Hudnut's cele-
brated Hominy, gents. 1t is superior
to Rice, Tapioca. S8go or Corn Starch
for puddings. Fer sale at the New
York Grocery.
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wards completion, but We were Unable
to ascertain the names of the owners.
On First Avenue, beyond Mr. He'll
mans residence, Mr.. Polsdorfer has
erected a splendid stone front resi-
dence, nearly equal in size and ele-
gance to that of Dir. Heilman's.
George and John Klink have a
fine three-story brick business build
ing almost completed on First Street,
just above Fulton Avenue, % by sc
feet 1t is a highly creditable move
ment to those enterprising and indus
trious young men. Few people who
do not circulate through the city
pretty extensively, have any idea o.
the amount of improvement going on
| PERsoNAL.-Messrs, John E. anG
John r. Reno, of Greenville, Ky.
were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. G. H. B.. Mccain, editor of the
Charlottesville Journal, favored vi
with call yesterday.
+ We had the pleasure Of an intro
duction to Mr.. Henry Linden, who
with his wife, have an engagement a
the Evansville Opera House, anC
who will open on Monday night, il
the pleasing play of the Hidden
Hand Dir. Linden enjoys fac rep
utation as an artaste.
Colonel A. Spray. of Curdsville
Kentucky was a passenger by tn
Ada Lyon last night, and is stopping
at the American.
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Great Destruction

To ugIiness, by selling BOnnets and Hats,
or Miss BeIiam VIII make them to order
in an unexcelied style at a price never be-
fore done. AS
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CANDY.-Wholesale price Of pure
Stick Candy, by the box at 19c per
pound. Toys and Fancy Goods al re
duced prices. FL. HERMANN. No. 10
Main Street; AHLERING & HAssLER.
No. 10 South First Street, D26 1m
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D Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL 81 Co.'S Drug Store, cor
ner Of Third and Main. Finest stock
In the city. Perfnmeries of al kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. [oc26 diff
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MORE new shoes sffivf1g daily. of
the finest quality. consisting of hand
sewed work, the most substantial
ever brought to the city, OF all kinds
of leather. Also. a splendid line of
Misses and Caildrens' wear. All
goods warranted as represented. Give
me q call. III T.. CHUTE.
dec2 No. 135 Main Street.
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Dead
Terrible Sacrifice
OF Life

Beautiful and agreeable ali of which will
De sold as cheap as tney can be found any
where TdeI2
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A LARGE Stock OF SUPERIOR
LIQUoRs.-N. f. Carr & Co., at No. 3
and 4 South Water Street. have a yery
large stock of superior Liquors of the
choicest brands, selected with great
care expressly for this market by Mr..
Carr himself, with special reference to
the wants of this trade, aud offered at
very small profits By wholesale to cash
customers. Steamboat bars supplied
on liberal terms. dec10 diff
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emit. that we cannot re rain from pub
fishing the sentiments he~expressed'
for the edifcaeiou of some who were
unfortunately absent.
The exercises closed By the schools
singing
Not unto us, o Lord, a.
In most pleasing manner
Professor Cow announced that
High School Concert would be given
in that hall as soon as chandeliers,
which are now on their way, could be
put up and we learn that beautiful
Cantata has already been arranged
and rehearsed for the occasion.
Similar exercises to those described
above occupy the latter portion Of
each Friday afternoon, and, as we
understand, any friends of the schools
who wish to witness them, would re-
ceive cordial welcome. We are con-
fdent that the schools of the city were
never in more prosperous or salts.
factory condition. The evidences Of
this fact are manifest in every room
and in every class.
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RATBRfgAFs tn a-tsA-Esf.h.s
Ezanszille and Charlottesville.
GOING NORTH
coMINa SOuTH,

Leave Leave A11ANc
-YsaT-ra Ha1fa. Vfncennes. Eivtne.
xxt.,.annes A. .--..-....... e:s6 An 9:2S a Ii
Frai<ht & Ae. Q .3)'A H IL 30 P d De a
MafI..........---... .03 P Il , 20 u . 70 z d
N B-The Vincennes Accommo iatlon
Train leaving at 2:l5 P. u MAKES Cross
connection with the Ohio and Mlsstssippi
Railroad at Vincennes for ST Louis ahe
Cairo.
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GARn

MISUNDERSTANDING
TIME 81 RSGMHHEM CUEnHn 1853
4 the Lum Der Business at bis old stand
at the corner OF Main and Seventh Street 4.
and would respectfully Inform the puui
that his stock Is large and second Co none
IN the assOrtments, embracing Pine OF O.
thicknesses ond quality, from the MIC
Third Common Saginaw Board up
Three-fuch First Clear Plank
Also. 500 DOORS N varioue llie7-nes
and styles, and
10000 LIGHTS.
Window Sash, Pine and Poplar HhIn-.t-
. and 4-feet Lath Mouldlnas. gna.u.r
0uarter-RO &c, dtg
Orders from the country, river or t1.
filled promptly
se2i dsm JOHN r.. GLOVER.
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@ Never mind high taxes. Pay
them now and saya five per cent. !;
then go to Davidson & Becker's. $50
Main Street, and -save Is or 20 per
cent. more on a good, warm suit. be-
fore the weather gets too cold. se.sa
noy28-mW&s.
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Inducements now offered In our Millinery
Department our friends and customers
viii be convinced that we intend TO make
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oFFFcIAI.

LETTERS REsrAISINe UNCLAIMED IN the
Post-Oftice at Evansville. State of indiana
on the llth day of December, 1853.
Persons calling Tor any of these letters
Will please say Advertised" giving date
a m
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CITY NEW

sArURDAY...............DECEMBER 10, 1888
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NFW.JTEsEY.

az. .Ey ufII-BY 4. D. MEtlICK LEWIS v WOOD
TIE u-sOciation owning tine CHERRY Bill property h'uc
n very successful beginning. today MISUNDERSTANDING q
e0ld dzzy rain inerered seriously with the pIhh OF
selne TIE lots on the spot. About 200 gentlemen IRON
this co. ard jersey city took the special tram on 'o
HdcLcsack railroad, (which IS now being EXTENDED III
the direction oi Cherry HID and, the result VI the hc
touccr, abOrs the disposal OF ~ pOt- containing
FROM 10 four city lots cac aud realizing rom tIo 70
$50 fIr each plot The bidding was comparatively
sprc and these prices considered fair Inc properly
Of about Of land situated on an eJeVaeu
plain and commanding lne views OF the SURROUNDING
county, II as been laid ont In squares OF three acres
each square having, every side, woe street anu
The streets and avenues arc Handsomely Rraueu
and e. she'd with the sidewalk made aud the guttefh eh-
tabls,d The soil Is a rich graVcy loan, ana eOmpara
tyel rec from red mud. Residences that nave peen
built ana the grounds improved WITHIN the past
Your rs owing 10 the rapid growth OF trees ana bfu
berry. HOW have the appearance Of being nnch Odef
clear stream Of water surrounds the properly, ny winch
Che Cherry Hill Gas and Water Works Will De erected
ehaft having been obtained for that purpose from tho
Legislature. number OF very handsome residences
have already been erected ~ cost OF from t5VVo 10
5000 raeh and owned and occupied by gentlemen
dong business in the City Of New-fork HAekensack
IN The suburbs Of which Cherry Hill 49, Is the county seat
OF Beeen, and is very attractive with its streets com,
pet arched by forest trees, It's neat and ornamental
house, surrounded by pretty little gardens, ana lts
pleasant situated Ia tie center OF the tOwn tor
year. past looked upon finished town, and
was thought by 10 be dropping into the decadence
o. age within four years u has sprung into ne "
existence Its population increased from 5000 to Geo
while villas aud cottages. built by New-YOrk business
have u
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YorK. "Wednesday. oct. a.
SALE OF THE pYcKuAN ESTATE.

SALE OF TIE D11NhAN i'''+'-
Mr.. james N. Miller, auetioneeI' so'u AZ p "'(
,.,o today. al the Exchange salesroom NO III
ou one Of IN, large. and most valuable tracts OF npu
r,csrty offered at auction IN tho city Of New
sr,ct consisted Of i2s acres situated at Fort
md known n the by kman estate. II o''''s -.1,
.n ola foruncaion SHOWN Fort George anu eN''"O
% way OF the old KmgsSridge road winch forms
=. western boundary to the Harlem River, On the Oh
randall plan OF the city m Nm nf nS5
- ,oTg the stufherly boundary iic q" 'o ~
ro.ln ifth-st. skirts u on N'o noI'H.
new boulevard~ ami streets lalu o ~ , ard
~ observation-disclosures extend through thls proper! anu
& I,r,iv increased value. Previous 10 me SAFE
heirs were offered so5OWV IOi 'ne l'lu "H0N '"'''
Nowevsf refused. $500 - lie. o.. -,,,,s
49, f,r nue bindings on Broadway, aud an eNteu-
To- ,,l,cr froIta., on Harlem River The broadway
so,or ex ccrts MALI mile In length. he tile is uu
,he aud large portion Of the tract has bgeh
III, bv the Dycsual family for nearly l5 years me
W. N, mad h,ru iVided into 1sl plots which we're sold
aen.rfe, aud the sale occupied precisely AOurS ana
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