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Approved, March 3, Is
PUBLIC REsoLUr1oy-No. %.

Resolution extending the me for the completion of the
inst twenty miles Of the Cairo and Fulton railroad.
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of the
United States Of America in Congress assembled That in
1 the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company shall complete the
M section Of twenty miles said road by the twenty eighth
N April eighteen hundred and seventy and the Secretary
s Interior shall be satisfied of such completion then the
M company shall be entitled its lands in all respects and to
% ane extent 1t would have been had said twenty miles
a completed By the twenty Of july eighteen hun
@ and xtynne, provided by law relating to said railroad
n29 approved July twentveghth, eighteen hundred and
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IPuBLIc REsoLur1oN-No. "a.

ouon authorizing the secretary OF the Treasury to
& Sntthe Duty certain Meridian Circles.
resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of
Sne States Of America in Congress assembled That the
y the Treasury be, and he is herby, directed to
A duties meridian circle, imported for the observa
1HCamoridSe, in the State of Massachusetts, and meri
circle imported for the observatory connected with the
iAp University at Chicago, in the State of Illinois.
ApOyed, March g. 1863.
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PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-NO. 1871
ution relative certain purchases by the Interior

Dsatnent - j., H. r r, . 4. - = A. :
80 states of America in Congress assembled, That the Sec
% the Interior hereby directed not to receive make
s~10 for three hundred thousand sheets OF bond paper
,rior DEPARTMENT at a OF twentyOur Thousand dol
- md also that he withhold payment any bills claimed
~ ue 10 said contractors the OF two thousand three
d and eighty dollars charged and received tor printing
eu thousand patent heads, which work not perform
JShem; and also the value of orty thousand sheets OF
M eight cents per sheet in the custody of said
unless the returned and that he also de-
im their unpaid bills the amount charged for goods m
~. upVad bills mot included their cOntraet above the
,5o, Al which like goods are sold in open market
rIsnuyed March 3, 1863.
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Female education is often gaudy and taw-
dry setting, which cumbers and almost hides
the jewel it ought to bring out. 'a. a..'s
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proved, March 3, 1869.
IpuRIIn RrSn

=, PUBLIC RESoLCTION-No. 23.1
Akouon pointing Louis Agassiz regent OF the Smith
Na2n Institution,
Resolved BY the Senate and House of Representatives of the
% states Of America in Congress assembled That Louis
@ Cambridge, Massachusetts be. aud he is hereby,
led regent Of the Smithsonian Institution to fill the
"ty Oeasoned by the expiration of his present term.
Approved, March 3, 1869,
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MOSQUITOES. These tuneful little pests will
and save the following recipe for their exter-
mination: Take Of gum camphor a piece
about one third the size of an egg, and evapo-
rate it by placing it in a tin vessel, holding it
over lamp or candle, :aking care that it does
not ignite. The smoke will soon fill the room,
and expel the mosquitoes. One night l was
| terribly annoyed by them, when l thought of
and tried the above, after which never saw nor
heard them that night, and next morning there
was not one to be found in the room, though
the window had been left open all night"
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SCNSTROKE.- strikes and with
terrible energy tears, meltS, and deStrOyes what
ever would obstruct its passage; but properly
speaking, the sun does no such thing. No sud
den beam darts with resistless force to smite
the unfortunate person who may be exposed to
the sunshine. What is called sunstrOke is re-
ally prostraton from excessive heat, and it may
occur in any over heated apartment in the shade
as well as in the sunshine. Persons enteeb!ed
by drinking, by over exertion, or other causes
which lessen the strength, are most liable to be
thus effected. During the hot weather OF July,
last year, when more than two hundred persons
died from this cause, in New York alone, in a
single week, it was observed that a very large
majority were of Incorporate habits. Confirm
ed teetotallers were exempt. Usually there are
! symptoms Of prostration by heat, occurring in
time to avoid tatnl result. Trembling faint
ness, inability to move, and sinking feeling
usually precede the more marked effects
When any such feelings are experienced during
extreme heat, all eXertion should be instantly
stopped, and the person lie down in the shade
at once until entirely relieved. Cold water o
ice applied to the head, and some stimulen
administered with judgement, will aid in rccOv
cry. Prevention is not difficult. All excess il
food, drink, or exercise, and much excitemen
of any kind should be especially avoided, whe
the mercury in the thermometer marks 80 de
grees or upward. If work must be done,
cabbage leaf or wet handkerchief placed in tn
!, top of the hat will serve a good purpose.
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[PrBLIc REsoLurIoN-No. gil


Joint Resolution dOnang condemned cannon and muskets for
the NcPhersOi monument.
Be resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives of
tie United States OF America Congress assembled That the
Secretary War be- and he is hereby authorized to furnish to
the MPhefsOn Monument Association of Clyde Ohio four
pieces Of condemned iron cannon pieces of condemned
bass Twenty-Five cannon balls, and thousand
mned musk with bayOnes, to be placed about the mOnu-
msnt
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PUBLIC REsOLUTIoN-No. pol
., .aou,rinO tho aGOnrnISsiOnar nf tho

RNution requiring
Office 10 transfer certain money.
Resolved y the Senate and House of Representatives of the
Tinted States Of America in Congress assembled, That the
Commissioner Of the General Land office be- and is hereby,
authorized transfer the Treasury Department the twenty
i've hundred dollars appropriated for collecting statistics of
mines mining by act of Congress- approved July twenty
eighteen hundred and xtyelgh and that the Secretary of
the Treasury be required to disburse the provided for
10 said act
Apnrored March 3 1859.
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- ;rinv the assent OF the United States to the
Resolution 81 ~ Newport aud Cincinnati bridge.
a S and House OF Of the the
Gifted StsS s % be- and the is hereby, given the
ussn ge the Ohio river from the city OF Cincin-
dcon OF city Newport. Kentucky by the Newport
lalt Ouo Bridge Company corporation chartered and
the Oi each OF the States of Kentucky and
orgsna aTid That said bridge is built with unbIOken
lV span of not less than four hundred feet in the
% nr 10 pier the main channel OF the river and
& IN III other respects accordance with the conditions
tatIops entitled AN act to establish certain
approved July fourteenth, eighteen hundred and
~o That said bridge when mpleted IN the manner
this resolution shall be deemed and taken be
ure and shall be post road for the transmission OF
The United States; but Congress the right
v the assent hereby given in the tree navigation
IA river shall at time be substantially and materially
s.d by bridge to be erected under the authority
% outiOn to direct the notifications anC
Is-,ions Is II Of said bridge.
'SIHS.oye March 3, 1863.
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IprR1IC REsoUrIoN-No. 1871


=, RESOLUTION authorizing the Union Pacific Railway Com
% EASTERN Division, to change its to the Kansas
S.sr Railway Company
y resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives Of
Ttsd States of America in Congress assembled, That
uon Pacific Railway Company Eastern Division is here
,bord by resolution of it's board of Directors, which
M ~ d in the office OF the Secretary of the Interior
s nss m name to the Kansas Pacific Railway Company.
Ni.SSrrd March 3, 1865
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WHOLE NO. ISL

As the learned ladies are now to have college
in which they have been educated, it is a both
Grafton to consider that, grammaticaly, wo-
man can be neither Bachelor Of Arts nor a
Master of Arts The various reforms of the
century promise, indeed, to make a hopeless
tumble of gender "A NJ" may well enough
signify in English "Mistress Of Arts" but it
will be impossible to give "A b." anything
like feminine twist. "a. "" might stand
for 6 Virginia Of Arts" but suppose that the
graduating fair happens to be married? "A.
NJ. might equally answer for " Miss of Arts
or " Matron of Arts, but it would be, we fear,
as the lawyers say, Void for uncertainty"
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Ar' t'IC "A L.
prn1Ic REsoLCTION-No. 16. !

SrSoIrTIONS OF THE UNITED STATES.
WS AM AN TIIE THIRD SESSION OF THE FORTIETH
SED Al ILL CONGRESS.
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;, Bellies" call great many people to church.
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NEW SERIES---VOLUME XV.---NO. 6

ted aud egaized By the general Onsus
agents, seal, shall
legal documents i'll the
United States Italy.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
ucTIoaS sA5E oso Tsyhos AESrossEs SEs2ygEs

PIANOFORTE DRAWING ROOM SUITS, PAINTINGS,
Sscop th,s day. Monss a. the elsssas giant %anon no.
commencing at p,l o'clock. Drawing Rooms Rosewood
Etaee Drawing Room Suits covered French satin brocate
OF the rchest description, viz Teea Sofas Arm,
Oval B.ek and kesspiiSn Chairs, Mara,s.ere Sois ds
Curtains match the SUITS secretare Bookcase, Books;
superb PAINTINGS by eminent artisis artistic Marble
Artistic ls.nzs Clock; Music Bay. Velvet MedslOe
coger Stool Muaic Stand, Pier. Mansl Mirrors Lace
tains, Dining Room-Bunet, Extehsion Tsblc, Silver
Set French China Dinner Set shsls liable Cutlery Euay
bureaus, Bcdsteads warrobes. Com suits styc
Louis XIV; Asttresse Bedding Lncn6c Tho auctoneer
. this SAFE e catalogue ccmprips s largest and riches.
season. The furnished lcss than 9 months
Of $4,000 Aries wishing 10 aiten9 this sale take Fifth
avenue saGea or Sixth avenue cara
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
4 Ucr1oN SALE OF MAeNrF1cENr AND

made the present owner at the elegant resi-
dence lq West Eighth street. between Filth and Sixth
this tMondsy March 49, morning q 10Y ocock pre-
forts by City maker Stool and Cover; evet
Erussels Medallion Carpets elegant Pror Suis, covered
made to order by lrst cass manuaccr Oriental and
Brocatel and Curtains Encoigneures Tabes Cabinets
Paintings, by eminent artists Bronzes Clocks Stntuary
wood and walnut Bedroom Suits, Bedstead bureaus Wash
stands, Commodss. Wardrobss, sofas. Chairs, lounges
Rockers covered hacoth and reps Hair and Spring
Matresses, Bedding sideboard, Extension Table Dining
lcry &C. NB-Pares wishing attend this sale take Sixth,
or Seventh or University place cara.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
Ipy HENRY IL, LEEDS h MINER
ID HENRY III. LEEDS, Auction
on FRIDAY, March -, AZ u
at our nalearOom. s3 Liberty


at our salesroep, - Liberty street,
IMPORTANT AND SPECIAL SALE OF. FIRST CLASS
IMPORrfD WINES AND, LIQUORS, BY ORDER or
THE COSSIs;NEE, TO CLOSE 1Nv0LcB
We ceced by OF well known importers Of Rna
wines and liquors 20 sell above. for foreign account
cse iveceA above nss Of first claas good
on.n. n. n....
100 claret, Marsanx Martno sAxs " csee
Medoc ISL Aphonse Nssac; lacases Msygaax neu,,s,
12 Laie fsta Is Chambsrtn, N6
Rudesheimcr, Berg Dukhemer leSS Stenbergers Cab.
met and Narcobruner, 1885, Forster Retailing Le6frnu-
mch Scharxberger, Hockhemer and Forster Framiner,
1s2; 20 old Port, p 81 6e; ~ cascs Madeira,
Assoeation 90 cases sparking nosaie, butt Gonzales
s. s. Madeira, lsf; old Albert Brown Sherry in drohns;
~ years. old Harnony Pale do case co botiies saa
dy, imported In bottla; Holland GIN do, andhe bal.
Invoice Of L. Wine Companys extra eoods, bot
tied In London, consisting Of Manssy Pale and Golden
sherries, Port and Mnieiraa Brandy and Rum uage
Bourbon WHIT Mwhiskey Jamaes and y. Croix Rum, Bourbon
Ths above extra opportunity for the trnde and
sppy themselves with extra ne imported and
genuine Wnes and Liquors.
Catalogues ready Tuesday.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
IxEcuroR,s SALE or VALUABLE LEAsEHoLD

EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE LEASEHOLD
u Tenement Property.
The undersigned executor of the last Will and testament 81
Edward Farley, the city OF New York. Will
sch at public auction At the Exchange salssroom II Broad
noon, through BENJAMIN r. FAIRCHILD, Esq, Aucuop
ccr all right title interest which said Edward Farley
had the time of his and which tho ersigne
bis has, in and to the two Lots Of land oe
the sonthery side OF Twenyh atreet between the Tenth
and Eleventh avenues In said city of New York, known and
designated numbers sos Give hundred and six) and Q9
hundred eight) said street. and In and TO tho
two three wooden and the two three story brick Build
the the Leases OF said lots and the
expired portion the years herennder
day of Nav, 1885, with tho for
newal or payment OF value In said easez contained
Terms Of sale Will be announced the day Of saa.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

VxYANTED TO PURCHAsF-A FOUR STORY HOUSE.
w aide Of the city south Thirty fourth street,
not 70 exceed S2a $1,000 cash balance in ioar
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
SALES AT AUCTION.


DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCTIONEFR.
~ Thirteenth Ward Property.
ADRIAN H. MULLER. r. r. WILKINS Gu.
will sel af auction
Friday, March le, 1853,
at tt2 o'clock, at the -
Exchange Ssosy,om III Broadway Trinty Buildng) new
York. fhe following described Real Estate, viz -
Ridge street-Two three basement and snnce'sar
brick Houses and Lots situate the west side OF Ridge
street. between Grand and Broome streets and known % ~
ABOUT 8s feet deep; lots 20 feet inches by rs feci
Maps at No. Pine street, New York.
n r. I. HAZELL, AUCTfoNEER
TUESDAY, MARCH II,
at 06 o'clock, NJ salesroom, 80 Cortasdt street,
Special sale Of Cutlery. uw.,,,. !, r.v .
L2c8 dozen Pocket Knives,
$50 dozen Table KnIves and Forks
damaged on the voyage Of importation.
r. T. HAzELL CO., Auctioneers 50 corsiandt street.
"A THIS DAY (MONDAYl
AT II o'clock,
FIFTH REdULAE SPRING SALE
MANUFACTURED, STRAW AND PALM LEAF GOODS
AND SOFT. HATS,
THREE HUNDRED CASES
EMBRACING THE LATEST STYLES AND MOST
DESIRABLE GOODS
Catalogues ana roaosRSw ss%efs nSw rsrGY fTGEspAYs
NJ 10 O'Clock,
Large Regular Semi weekly Sale OF
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
Attention Of buyers respectfully invited to these Sales
~"'''s'e' ''A'' " wM. ToFpiNG CO., Auc.ioneers
132 Church street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

A STAMFORD CONN, ON SATURDAY, MARCH 90,
"A ls6a nj O'Clock r. NJ, ID. II. CLARK will sell at
ton 1e premises The valuable property owned and occ
Carks Ill., village Of Stamford consisting Of three acres Of
choice land AIS feet 'front.' with new comnodious house
containing % especially adapet Tor
boarding house school or gentemans residences situation
country Long Island SOUND desirable section, rapid
filling up with frst class residences, anording persons
the property fail to increase greatly In value the next
years. abundance Of fruit and small fruit OF all
kinds excellent the premises WIN be sold to-
gether lots purchasers House furnished or un
fraahed. Change Of business of selling. Terms
and made known a SALE Stage at the depot 20 take passen
gers TO the property arrival 1:t AMI al trains from
New York, free OF charge Call and examine.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

A uCTIoN HoTICE.-LARGE AND POSITIVE AUCTION
IA sale OF magnificent Household Furniture hne Carpets
&c. &C.. which perfect order and nearly new
Messrs J. FAIRY Co., Auc,oneefs. will sell on Monday,
the residence 136 East Nineteenth street.
commencing at loH o'clock precisely Consisting OF an ee
French satin brocate and hne Centre Fables &C. Aso
large variety superb Bedroom Furniture in hne carved
walnut, pure horsehar Mattresses kc; hne Dining
Room Furniture Tableware &c. Full particulars IN ca
lOuuea
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
4 HENRIoUEs, AuCwONEER.

IL
II. Large auction snle OF elegant Household Furniture
ALLEN BROWN viii sell on Tuesday, the 18th day Of
g2 West street. between Eishth and Nint
in the house consisting OF Brusses and gran Carpsfn
0icioths Parlor Furniture rosewood In biocas suits
Table Linen and slvcrplaed Ware Extension Dining AMI
Tables le Furniture, Glassware, China Dinner and
Tea Sets Mirrors Paintings, Rronzos and China Ornamonls
handsome Easy Sick Chair, Wheser Wilson ssvin9
Machine Piano, nearly new, made by AarshaK
Mitimer; Kitchen Furniture, &C., NC.
Catalogues be had at the Office OF tho aucioneer No 81
Rroa duav
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

TT HENaIQUTs, AUCrIONEER
III. By ALLEN 4 Brown,
Oaice No. 20 Broadway.
JONATHAN W. ALLEN, JOSIAH W. BROWN, HORAyIo
HrNRIQUES.
Real Estate public and private sale.
TuEsDAY, March ID nj u O'clock u.
Peremptory sale
or
Valuable Store Property on Greenwich street. between
Duane and Jay streets
Greenwich street.-The story basement brick Buldr
ing known the Occicnal HOTEL No. 3S3 Grecnwich eot
size of building 25xe5 lot 25xi02
N. B-A portion Of the purchase money can rumaip oD
bond and mortgage Maps and particuas Il hG oce Of ha
auctioncers, No. 80 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

4 UCrION SALE OF CRoCKERY, GLASS, CUTLERY
"A and Fancy 6ooda-HENRY q. EVANS. Anctsonesr,
street, general 0f the above goods of the best
manufactures well adapted TO the city and coupv trade
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

EXECUTORS SALE.
IA Splendid Household Furniture.
Wardrobe Lace and Camel's Hair Shawls
Diamond aud Emerald Jewelry, &S-
BENZ. p. FAIRCHILD, Auctioneer, Thursday, March
1S 10 A. NJ No. 10 West Sixteenth street, Household
Furniture consisting Of Parior Suits Pier Mirrors,
black walnut Bedroom Suits Hair and Straw Mattresses
Chairs Buffet Hat Stand Brlisses Carpets, on
cloths, Glassware, Crockery, Kitchen Utensila, &&
Also Wearing Apparel, SILK Dresses.
Lace aud Camel's Hair Shawls, Trunks &c.
Also Diamond and Emerald Jewsry, Rnga Pima Watches,
&C.
BY order OF
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
SALES AT AUCTION.


(sLlNroN HALL, AsroR PLACE. BOOK SALE ROOMS
dHsS4 ri zssSaszta sssEsH qp slEs, Ass,'oos
Monday March 10, and following days, commencing ats
large and valuable collection Of Autograph Letaera posu.
ments and Signatures. American aud European containing
many ssHss es asc as % sS * soLLowxa DAYS.
ES$aSi$as I'll
ilusirae &C. many text books classics, &C. sns
rare TaUEsDAs saSsfa Z s ; s ocLoos.
Publications OF the late Or. Isaac Leoser,
Comprising Bibles. Prayer Books, Diss0russs and ohs
TIT KsDAY EyEMNIN.s, Nh i, 18TH, ,., At I, ~ @ O'CLOCK,
OIL pAiNTiNGs AND PRoOF ENGRAvINGa
The entire collection OF Paintings belonging to Nj.
ramsa many o. which purchased the ihe
Of the fas Peter Rice, Esl Brooklyn. Catalogues
nEcIDEDLy INTERESTING
place Of residence profitable Investment wall the sAA
williamson Homestead Farm.
''''''' '''' ''' johnson Miller.
Monday, March q.
al the
Exchange Salesroom, Ill Broadway.
Remember that this IL mile nearer Brookiyp
Rs Ss Rsys sa aT ras New york Is live pc.
large and prosperous and rapidly increasing IN size and pub
Remember that different railroads running frosa
the ferries directly TO IL.
Remember lots are located near Esst New Yok
Presdent street Boulevards, and above all
the absolue iportarce of beIn. present nj ths sale
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
1ToRRIs wILKINs AUCTIoyEER -HousEH0ID
MORTGAGE SALE
ul of iirst class Printing Material,
nroxaoa- Er

BENZ. r. FAIRCHIID, Auctoneer, Wednesday,. Mareh
H. 1852 at No. 6s Liberty street. contents Of
Prosses, Imposing Stones, Cutting Machine CabInsss
Stands Standing Press Chascs, 0nlles Leads Ruaa ~.
Also largo quantity al shafing. Betting Ac Ala sccns
did assortment OF Type, In good order By order q mart
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

p. TRAvERs, AuCTIONEER. .
Peremptory yale Of s Lots, Nineteenth yapA Brooksn
TRAvERS ESLER viii sell al auction Tuesday, Mach
H. 1859, at II O'Clock NJ nj the Exchange Salesroon, l
Lee avenue on Marcy avsne and IS on Lynch sresI fSe
above lots bnely located Lee chrch frat
naar cars These lots are not from 70 " miles out of s
Highest bidder Terms easy title perfect Naps and pscr,
lars at Office OF the auctioneer IS Liberty street, New York
MORRIS WILKINS, HOUSEHOLD
w Furniture, Carpets, &c, &c. Y. H. LUDLOW 4 co.
q the priysss re.asnes 7s Second avenue, Tss6
Suites IN brocatel marble top, centre and fancy Tabcs
Arm and Easy Chas mahogany Sofaa and chaIs Ia hair
Dressing Bnreaus Wardrobss, snalnsllcd Bedroom sN
lows, mahoganv Extension Table, Dining char vsyss ssd
Brnssels Carpets Ollcloths China and laas Kitchen
Utensils &C. Also NIL the Chandelier and Fsxturee
throughout tho House: Doctors dig, Harness. Stale Fs-
tures &C Catalogues a tho anconces oicc, No. Pine It
The New York herald., 1869-03-15
COUNTRY real. ESTATE ron SALE.

4 SPLENDID COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE AT
~ aseatbargan, saae within shor. distance Of larry.
the HUDSON The buildings large, bt OF Stone
by days work the substantial manner All modern
improvements class In every respect The mansion y
lawn handsomely laid ous with
All kinds o ceice fruit shrubbery shade and
greenhouse and grapery; artificial akes ana usn
ponds streams failing spring water The views
of Hudson, surrounding country and nehborhood M
surpassed One OF the few OF its class for sale n this
choice location. viii he sold with or without the furniture
than the buildings at present. AM on easy
terms. Apply personally to s. EMBEksOh, 4.i Eighth
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

l will Moniay, March 1b II O'Clock, n 103 Chai
ham street. the whole Stock Of quor Jobber ans Wiss,
Liquors, Cigars, Fixtures, Furniture kalc positive.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

4 VALUABLE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT FOR
sale by auction ths premises At Hyds rars' seven %
miles from Poughkeepsie, Wednesday, March III or p
vately BEFORE whole containing ~ acres ~ acres
wood land; the rest highly cultivated, with large aarden anu
fish brick mnnaOn "a hy 10 fee win exr
tsnslon V by a fet lighted with gas and water ars9sno
stables barn. &c, besides elegant honsehnd tnfnure
horses carriages, farm stock and Terms very
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

IJy PHILLIP LEVY.
ID AT AUCTION.
OIL PAINTIEOS.A large and valuable collection, by
eminent artists, win sod by caaingue Tuesday and
Wednesday mornings, commencing Mt l09 O'clock at Artists
Salcsrooni 80 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

IroR sALR-HANDsoxE BROWN STONE HIGH
stoop House. in perfect order, including new Carpets
window Curtains and Shaoes East Fofty-eighth
Apply 10 BARhER CosIEis, room IL Herald Build
ing
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

EisoR sALE-THREE HOUSES NORTH SIDE l24TH
IL street, between First and Second avenues IL ialed
Tho best manner Apply to 5. b. KENYON, Third
and l2st street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE BETWEEN IkvIN6TOS
IN and the Hudson, for sale-Wth mmeui'
ate possession Fine brick House carriage house ana san
choice fruit shrbbery ornamental and shade trees First
class location price S60 Also nice Place OF iour acres
immediately upon the Iuison; good improvements Inc
choicest place lis size tho yer price r Ihs soose @
appreciated, 8. EABEhSOS, 81 Eighth aveiiue
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

t Pearl street. City u all place wtn se sh
IL O'clock hOiots Mens aud Womcns C01k3nS oOuprie
shaws Remnants silks and Dress Goods, sss and Shoss.
Unierco.hng Beddar 40 Also Coats, paats, Vesa, &e,
worthy tho attention dealers. BY order u.
x
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

vUArTBD-To BUY, Nv yORKvILIg or HARLEM,
wv brick frenc House; xl GO cssh; bA mort
sssc and yearly nstnnrnls Address with ui vsf,rulsrs
II. n. H., boa Las Herald once
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

AT 74s THIRD AyEHUE-To LET, ON EAST FIF-
ueh street. and fonr story brick and brown
Houses from sltua 10 sso0; ASP. on street,
brown Sis Seventy-seventn street, brown
xl2O; kighy ysyenfh brick, UD; second brown
stone SL6O The all Ia orier and location.
JOHN T.. UNDERWOOD a. co.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

INoR sALE-A FOUR STORY ATTIC AND BASEMENT
House No. 20 East Ei.htyfourth street, Tnlrd
and Fourth house sose; 2a6s0s price 90
easy. Inquire OF s. THOMSON l3g Tniri avenue
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

TOR sALE-TIE NEW THREE STORY AND BASE
House, brown front 2pyh0 and lot 1ou feth
east OF Seventh h house In the price
nz3l0u.
The New York herald., 1869-03-15

T5se THIRD AvENUE.-toR SALE ON EAST FIFTY
IA the cheapest three stry nig gh
Houses, up town. 2nAtxGC eash ri 5OV; abou
hall cash. JOHN l.. uNDEhNCOD Y CO.