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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
JAMES ST. MILLER Aucioueer
HARLEM PROPERTY-JAMES M. MIL

IL AhlIGM 1-JAmEO vi. MILF
LER will sell suction MONDAY March 29 at Y o'clock at
the Exchange Saesroom No III Broadway Lot Onehuudred
go r. east Of Tbrdaye with story sud basement
brick dwelling lot Is by 4O lot Is feet wide BY 100 feet 10
inches deep.
vacant Lots adjoining The each rs feet vide by 100 feet
10 inches deep.
Ao the 3sOU and basement brick dwelling house north side Of
distant 22J feet Of Avenue
Asng 81 the modern sssT Is suitable for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
ADRIAN H. MILLER, Auciioueer.
VALUABLE LOTS on Fourth-aYe.. Eft,

second and Seventy nntrsts. at Auction.
ADRIAN H. MILLER Z. r. WILKINS Co, will sell Auction
THURSDAY March a. At y O'clock at the Exchange sAoom,
No Broadway
SECOND ST3 lots north side Fyseeondt 1876 feet
ofThird-aye, 25Il003
SEVENTY ST. north side ninthst as
Of Is buidpg
ninth paved with Belgian pavement and severed all built O
posIte, rock
FORTEAvR lot west side IS feet inches north Of Seventy
fhbr 25GriOO exact grade avenue rock. (56Jl
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SATE-

EXECUTORS SALE.
II DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN PRINCETON NBw-JERsBY.
The Executors Of the late Thomas will SILL PUBLIC
AUCTION the premises TUESDAY, April - at oeoek
his late RESIDENCE Of Stockton Sttadnan the I'M
mediate vicinity Of Of tue best residences the house
with slate roof finished attic and good cellar pao sI bed
extension containing dnngroom Kitchen, two bedrooms and
waeoei has large osern good well Of water detached wood
house ard stable with house 10 OF lots the garden has
variety Of trees flowers aud shubhry With handsome abor vita hedge
the west side sire Of lot 7s25 feet For permanent bone OF
Summer deue Il W be found desirable TWobs Of the
chase money bond and mortgage Apply the EIseuior
SAMUEL ~ CORNELL Princeton,
SAMUEL ALLlNSOS lardyi!ei
II. MOUNT. Auctioneer
orto SIDNEY CORNELL No. % CouItlandtst Nsu-York.
Princeton. March
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
Al Bt,xcKyH Auetioueer

A. ]. BLfECKKR Aueiioneer - .
VALUABLE LOTS NEAR THE CENTRAL
PARK-A BLEECKER SON Co. will sell At suction on
THURSDAY March 2 at u O'Clock the Exchange Saeoom
EIGHTY STrwo hne lots north nde OF Eighty thrdst
commencing IFS feet east Of Enlhave. each 2SIlO22
KIGHTYFOURTH ST-Two lots ouih side Of Bghtyfourthst
s sdatey In the Title pTeti 60 per cent
can remain on mortgage. Maps at No. II Cedarst
SEVENTY FIFfSTTWo enc lots the Doh SIDE Of SEVENTH
am at commencing 25 feet Of BsvenAve and only ia feet
east Of Riverside Park. each lot 25IlO22
Maps At No. II Cedarst
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ApR1Av IL MrLLrn. An.tIons.r.

ADRIAN H. MULLER, Ancl0nesr. - - -
VALUABLE FORT WASHINGTON PROP
v ERTY AT AUCTION-ADRIAE H. MULLER, P. r. Will
KEs Co. will sell at auction WEDNESDAY. March H at u
O'Clock at the BrehhDge saesroou No III BrodNay Plot Of Land
situate Rngsbdgo Road and the road
leading Washington being 3Or2O feet the most beau
u building upper end Of the island Also the Plot Of
Land situate adjoining the land Of the
Institute Of the Blind the north side together with the handsome
thereon. beng 27 feet +nebes
inches BY t33 feet 10 inches the north
line and $40 feet the south line Mspi DO obtained The Aue
tioueers omee No. Z Pinest $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

MoKRs WftKrSs Auclonesr
MO. 10 HOWARD ST, near BToadway.-E. III.
~ LUDLOW Co will SELL at auction. TUESDAY Mfch 90
1852 AZ IL o'clock at the Exchange SrOon No Ill BroaiNA Tim.
iy Bnlding New.iork.
valuable LOT with The three .sd bs..
sn' u sng No 10 HOgArdst south between Bcadsay aud
BIN aso 70 hs -, f as Csai property 10. "a feet trout aud
tloneers Once No. PInesL. EeN.Yoff. - 80 IllLaI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
Sutton Sails of Seal 6statt
A LBERT ii. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER.
"a POSITIVE SALE
ELEGANT BRowSsToSE HOUSE AND LOT
No. % south Niulhst, Brooklyn d.

Also
POUR DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS ADJOINING. INCLUDING
THB CORNER OF SECOSDST,
At AUCTION
ALBERT H. NICOLAY
WIN public without reserve WEDNESDAY March d.
129 at Y O'Clock The Exchange Sassroom, No Ill
Broadway (Iriniy Buitng. New-YOrk.
1hs browns hghoop basement ard sub
el HOUSE, and LOT No. &c South Nnht situate the north
and Third Is ieei Secohdt Brooklyn
D. Lot % and By - desp House p feet
treat b. IS feet; deep al the beautifully frescoed
md decorated throughout containing al The modern Improvements
An A Vettbu tiled with marble buers putfy The parlor
TOOL en oer walnut s1d ash front cellar and back cellar
Eemce With AZ enace good cehouse capable o. holding 200
.o q No expense has been spared 10 Le arrangement i'm
penebS hApng been from time tine by he present owner
o regard % cost ard Is 70 be Of the most con
's artIged houses IL the aud must be 70 he apprec
ea Also four desirable LOTS adjoining including the corner OF
second T. each st inches front and y feet deep suit
Ae f immediate improvements The location delightful, 10
nsghberheo sDc dehe place q residence can be
ooh o persons dor business the CITY ofNewYOrk being within
tiee nnss yak Of The RooseVets s foot Of hs Dsw Broad
nc Solsh Sse1ihfL Property IN tbs vicinity constantly rising
soe ara i sale osss either place Of
'esltn.c speculation, OF probable Investment
o " oALEf ~ The purchase remain
Hoa MAJ. - -
gtms 70 view t House ful particulars apply 20
oHh'Npueft ALbkkT H. NllOIAN. No. - Piur-st y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
TOR SALE AT AUCTION,
IL To BEST
HOTEL PROPERTY
sorTnRRN sTATEs.


vii Offer for Sale Auction The Ion dsy o. April bsIi The
premises. h, property known WASHINGTON HALL PROP
ERTY situated the CITY or ATLANTA Stats o. Georgia Atlanta
located geographical Of the STATE and the
Of The principal Railroads q tho souh The
and A.atc paag fhfoEh the ounans and uh
passes produce passengers Of the Great Atlanta, ard
atlanta Ge0rTiA Rroad leaiug and
Railroad leading ssvsnush ADD The West Point md
Montgomery Railroad leading 20 Montgomery and Mobile Ala There
Atanta
Ioue Railroad which 20 be contract connect
With running Decatur Ala ard beu connecting 9Th The
great Memphis and Charleston Railroad forming direct Ice from Men
Ib Charleston, c. through Atlanta The Air Line Railroad Com
lately organized aud will that road hs
work being commenced forming Air Line Railroad direct from tNe-
York The Line from EsEYort Atsuis connect
with the West Poiut ad Montgomery forming The Air Line
SesOrea Atlantis the terminus Of OF s most
important Railroads Southern states Aaua heshes being a
great Railroad Center the PERMANENT CAPITAL OF Ilb
STATE and for health dk climate and good water
IN population ess than three from 100 % Ie indfncieng
proportion both Of which voal parallel 10 hs history
Of Southern city few other eonni should be salts
capital BE- probJ Invested
Atlanta THE GREAT WANT OF HOTEL " tahert
capacity uoiate travellers that through Atlanta tu
further evidence that isis The place Of al obsrs 10 invest captain Hotel
Keeping The Washington Hall property admirably located FOR
being within 60 feet Of and fronting the
beu Psrt oBy Pasepgsr Depot thereby
omnibus ofmovsg and hontng 100 feet
the Pk extending 0 feet TIE Georgia Railroad right 81
being within 100 feet the geographical center Of the and
also the business nAfes The desirable unn-
proved properly the south for Hotel Tho property viii be
sold third the balance and IL mouths There 10
country Soh South where buug be done
Die. snd The sale will be positive Ga, hlIeh 1853
WM MARKHAM.
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Corporation Clothes.
ornca oy raE MrraoroLIrAs BOARD ., HsALyH, }

OTncE on rae MKrKoPoLIrAs BoAKD o. IIaALrH
No. 31l Moti-st, March 30 1869
AT A MEETING of the METROPOLITAN
~ BOARD OF HEALTH held It's Office, No. 0i Moiit, N "
the I'D dag Of March, 1902 the following Sanitary Regulation vas
adopted:
hereby declared be the duty Of person herein authorized
h enforce and regulation Kill promptly every
qusdmped found this Sanitary District which any such Persos
good faith the hydrophob have been bitten,
exposed BE- bitten BY animal having said disease aud
authorized aud directed TO Kill dos appearing
scky emacated disabled found In said Dint
and not charge and appearing to De Hsd the and
other custodian thereof and
authorized directed promptly the Sanitary sapenea
Of the Assistant Sanitary superintendent every q
killing and when and where the killed. and
every being said District having which believed
liable have has been exposed 20 the hydpho and when and
said liable TO be foaad and description
hi. Bosrd assumes all responsibility for such killing
Of chapter &c OF te Laws OF PROVIDED n ueh
th the supposed discharge OF bis duty
~ sn1 nerses authorized 10 do such killing"
The Metropolitan Police Board BY aHd through rs proper on
and hereby charged pursuant and By virtue o.
chapter "a Of the Of 1906 other
applicable With the duty Of enforcing and executing this rg
latlon."
Isl GEORGE B. LINCOLN, President
ENNoNs CLARK Secretary
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Wathiutrp.

/ ESLIE's PATENT BOILERS save 40 per
all Go Othem No. 507 Hudsonst,
LINK BROTHER Provision Merchants These boilers built al
FAuka Boiler Works foot Of MogaBt jersey CITY seud for circulars.
MACHINERY for SALE-An ENGINE, 100
Va horsepower BOILERS $50 hofsepoTs Also al tbs Shat
p6t CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ. No. $50 Z. Ping -thirdst
MACHINERY.
vi For SALE very low one Of HOES DOUBLE CYLINDER
PRESSES eghthorse STEAM ENGINE, Boiler Smoke Stack.
Shafng &c. all good running order Apply to AUTESS
BOURNE, No 50 PneSt
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WEDNESDAY,, MARCH "a. 1869
Suttiun Sails Of Stal Gstatt.


o. JAMS NJ MILLKs AuetiSsssL -
DEREMPTORY SALE of Valuable SIXTH
AyB PROPERTY order Of Supreme Court under The dree
ton ofDAVlD HAWLkl, esg RsfereeJAMBs ~ MILLER vii
ia BroadsSy valuable Plot Of Gouhd sinate
the aide Of srthav between and
Sta being W feet isehes vide BY 100 feet deep aad distant ieei
81 inches north Of Tweniy-srtb.st 3
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suusts .znS farms @anttn.

Suuss .snS farms Ianttn.
A CCESSlBLE, pleasant, healthy HOUSE and
"A LOT WANTED brooklyn Eev.Jensy within hour Of
city, worth sfSO $4,000 win $1,000 cssh balance mort
Atde,s With fullest particulars Boz No % Rordham, n
WANTED for DENTAL OFF1CE.-After
oeeaP5g my present place q business u years want, With some
siIlhsil hoh side preerei TWO PARLoRS and EXTENSION
raoor References Tven and required Address W. s. LA ROCHE
Dentist. No lsl Blerekefs.
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EXECUTORS SALE of VALUABLE PROP
AZ kkFE 0N sEcOHDAvE--ADRIAE VI. MULLRR p. r. Will
ihAs Co VII sell laeon WEDNESDAY Msrc3 At u O'Clock
" khange BAett0on, No III Broadway By order OF the EIec
tfl d 1ehB MehenOmy decsstsd
HcOEDAyRTbs Lot 81 Land with frsolass substantially.
~ 4s.ey brick House
sesht ave aud seventh and kasvp No ne Seconds The
eee feet inches By 90 feet deep with NosOy
ffnnea q 20 feet deep las ec0ed hall aud al
Aes set inches By rs feet Possession May J. 1863
ehCONDAVETWo three story aud basement brick Houses and
~ asd bs ssser SIDE q beeondsye u feet inches north
Dc,n1sL and ~ and a. kec0ndavs
~ sath q ett inches BY shout IS feet have high sOop sub
az sodsu Improvements sixty Of The purchase
~~s "a WA seo mortgage oI o. IsaSt U.l11
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
A. J, BLEHoKER. AuetOneeT.
TWENTY-EIGHT LOTS
GRAND BOULEVARD


oNB.HUNDRBD- AND. FORTY. SIyTHSr
A. j. BLEkCkER, SON Co. will sell auction WEDNES
DAY March q 1862 at y the Exchange sAleaTocm;
EeeDthave commencing southeast Of One hundred
fortv-sIth-st
ONBHUEDRED AMI. FORTY SIXTHST-Twenyour lots th,
south side Of One and forty Iths immeatey the
the BOuev lots each 25I block title perfect ground level and IRE,
from rock 60 per cent can remsi1 on mortgage.
ALSO,
oEEHUNDRED. AND.FORTrsIXTHST-Tv lots on north eide
Grand Bouevard each ASH block
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ENTHST.-Tvo lots on the
sonth side Of One hundred and evenh immediately In the
Of the above lots each 25 block title perfect Msps No
n Cedsrst
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auciauecr.
EXECUTORS SALE of HOUSE and LOT
IL No 439 West Twenty secondstADRIANH MULLER, p.
WILKINS Co will sell at AUCTION. THURSDAY, March rs
at IL O'Clock al the Exchange Saesoo No Ill Broadway by oS
oftb Executors 81 the estate Of Amel watson deeeased
WEST TWENTY SECOND Thu Qurlor! brownstone HOUSE
and LOT situate the north side Of Wet Twenty econd betsee
Ninth and TeuthRes known No $50 House 6 feet inches b.
about 81 feet has All the modern mptvemen In good ofde lot
feet 8iuchss By % fee. 3 inches ESQ
EXECUTORS SALE of valuable REAL
H ESTATE al auction 70 close the estate Of the late HIRAM
MARSHALL deceased VIII be sold AZ the Conrious In Pough
keepe WEDNESDAY March 81 1863 At O'Clock hand
gothic HOUSE "a by 80 n with wing 10 BY q n containing
rooms beside halls psBss Sire Of lot 100 BY 89 10 depth
fronting village Hyde The premises
stables barn carriage house eehouse and other oubuRgs Also
PBOf GLAND adjoining the side 100 by lGg a. des
be connection With the above Also HOUSE aud LOT fronting
Aanyst Tor Post Road with the barn stables &c
mentioned above For particulars inquire Of A. NEDDER j. H.
HoRSFALIt EIseutou Hyde PARK, Duehess Co, N y.
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VALUABLE WATER ORA

isryRoNT TnEREoP, EXTENDING TO THE THIRTgEyTB.AyR
ADRIAN IL MuLLBR, 4. WILKINS Co viii III - a.s,iaa
q Mach ~ At y oeoef ss The Exchange saeroo
Do III BroAfssy TIE magnificent known
" LAWRENCE PLACE extending the Boo gdae Road ~
Hudsen River ADD from One to OnelapSys
and sta The Grand Boulevard through The prope
ss Ssr Boulevard frons Aso The So entire blocks Of WATER
kAhIS extending 20 The Ihrteentbay
segali Mansion House with al
oes aud perfect order Also Stable aud
to.atorv Tbs property beauiuy located property
ORR idsnd has remarkably sDe high ground
e'y Etb grade. Tree from rock sandy soil The abOyee.
sb property kbONn rsslsne of Alvin HiggHs win
- oA parcel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
A uCTI0N SALE A'"'
OPTHR

~ TWO ENTIRE BLOCKS
III ,,,,, EXTENDING FROM THE
bLOOhINGDALE ROAD TO THE HUDSON
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II. HENRIQUKs, Auciioneer.
DY ALLEN & BROWN.
I'D OFFICE no q0 BROADWAY

A. d. MkLLtcK, JR-. Auctoneer.
DY A. ID. MELLICK, JR, q BRO, Auc-
I'D tiODes and Dealers in SewJerssy Real Estate No % Pae ST.
THURSDAY March 25 1869
at the Exchange Sslesroom No. III Broadway
Positive rabe LOTS and MANSION and
WATER FRONT at
.. BERGEN POINT. N. j..
from EewYork by Certra r. OF j. These Lots
doubt valuable all Bergen Point and comprise the
entire Secondst Avenue r. 100 feet wide
Boulevard Of Hudson County The residence large tresso
mansion 2I25 extension 1870 containing Is
pas wide and broad fat root ard onpoa grounds
improved With h1e shade garden
great Of fruit barn ooachhouse woodhouse
abors &C. This property uneIoeponabe every respect aud
the fences entirely and the buildings have
recently painted Together with the Mansion will be sold vsu
Front 80 adjoining Central X Dock hed In
0Oieet from shore line; $50 feet Of heavy wall.
For and m particulars sppy at the ONCE Of the Aueonee
No n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24
IN ROBERT SOMERVmLE, Anction,

u No. Il Rassau-st. std no 81 Fifsh-ave -
SALE OF VALUABLE LOTS CORNER SECOND AVE- avn
FORTY .fOURTitST.
yeeft Semeryihe will cell al the EXCHANGE SALES
ROOM, 30 III BROADWAY. WEDNESDAY March 81 az IL
~ TIE three the southeast corner ~ SecoudsVe Foy
1aA IS feet inches Second b. 81 feet deep 20 100
Aset deep for2S feet
a remain bond and mortgage for yssrG
lttleslara a once Of The aueioneeI.
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sor -28IaD EoJ lal, ;
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TV'O LET, furnished or unfinished, COUN-
TRY SEATS COTTAGES, Yontsrs and White Plains
prices $500 1890 per RON go 900 per mouth
Apply 10 MITCHELL Co. No % PinesL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-24

V'O LET--A large STORE, 2Gx59, corner of
thid.t and sHtsbe for Grocery Tea Store
good location for Ding store Apply 70 CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
No Fast
The national Republican., 1869-02-16
L LusTRATIoNs kCCOMPkEYIN6 THE re.
PORT OF THE CoMhlssI0SER OF PAT
ENTS FOR THE YEAR 1899.
orYIeE CoSaREssIoSAL PrIsrER.

D
uarl March 10. isaB. at 10 oeloek, for furnishing
a.ssia.rs, Se sssoRpSSyins % n Ike Report u the
Commi.soner sf Patent. fgr the year lsos with the
sni on each illustration, Or FOR otherwise furnish
ing the illustrations for thatreport
contractor. W. must arrange them into pages in
numerical order, as nearly hs is consistent with
iisered Al this nee nee o. cost Tor ira
and subject 70 the approval or rejection Of the Con-
sff'Ji *. Joint 6ccminittss Of Congress on Public
Phptlns would prefer % by, b hs % work equal equal y e
1851, in aeeordanee with the standard heretofore
adopted By them. and they invite proposals for
.a,. Ss., & sII S.a su &c puS s'Ga phs
prompts them to also invite p oposals for electro
sSS S' i S.'; oP e IA .s ,sa' s' $ ~ .S
S,ns S'hss ne PISss and hos.
bidder for lac iptsrsst of the GOvsrnnsnt due re.
Td, ssd g Ss a. tfs Sn
Ing, who reserve the right q reject any or all Of
Bidders must procure from the Congressional
npnbeI g form page; and mus! aecomPany their
bid. SH sRssi%S. M ss
that bidder, and taat ne p9ssesses the necessary
% ans PHPH5
bat may be subjected to praetiesl tests
the illustration, with ths uaderstandug that when
more than one dEure Is required g illustrate an in
yenlion or design las Is sonnet lines the easel the
While number q figures will be estimated and
paid for as = single illustration.
NJ proposal will be considered unless accompa'
MED 6y 4 bond With security, = the approval o. a
.snaity Of $1,000, that the bidder or bidders, n
hi' OF their proposal shall be accepted will exc
cute The work In .ee9rdanes with ths PIoP2stl =,
same as In the last pu shed volume.
ASy further Information that may be required
will be furnished upon Application ~ this once OF
10 the Co n N ssio neT Of Patents,
Blank forms will be furnished upon Application
To the under IN cd, aud no proposal will be con
sidersd which does not conform precisely there
with. 49,.
uiuss on Pnntipg,h WAshinEton. d. q, care q
Hon H. Anth ny, U. 8. Senate Hon. A. b.
signed, and sndoEsed %, the envelope proposals
'O' JOHN D. DRPBRRs.
fel6. Tu1htmal6 Congregational Printer.
The national Republican., 1869-02-16
The President Elect.

We do not class ourselves among those
who, at this hour, pretend to understand all
about the policy which President Grant has
prescribed as the governing principles Of his
administration. Since the November cleo
tions we have observed that the opposition
press, the defunct politicians and broken
down party hacks Of the copperhead school
have pretended to know all about Ii. Their
speculations have been amusing, and the
course marked out for the ''sllent man" to
pursue must have caused smile upon the
face Of the peoples President, II he has ever
given one moments attention to the advice
Of the supporters Of Seymour and Blair, his
most bitter enemies.
The question which, at this time, may be
asked with some degree Of pertinency is,who
elected Gen. Grant, Did the copperheads,
the sham democracy, rebels and rebel sympa-
thiIors do 1T How much did the New York
World, the Albany Argus and other Demo-
cratic papers contribute towards placing Gen.
Grant In the White House Did Mr.. Pruyn,
who now pledges the great party of which he
Is q member, and the politicians Of his school
do anything In this behalfl Not a thing
was done by this class Of people to elect Gen.
Grant. He was elected without them aud In
spite Of them; indeed, 1t Is certain that they
did all they could to defeat him. 1t may be
said that he was the choice OF the loyal
masses, and that he elected himself, because
those people knew him, believed in him us
the man to be trusted, and that he Ia there
fore the peoples President; and all this is
true.
While no one can object to the Democratic
party giving Its support to General Grants
administration, 1t Is TO be understood that
the party must come to him, for he will not
go to it, Let us see II they will support
the fifteenth amendment to the Constltu-
tutlon' General Grant supports 1t. What
says the good-natured Mr.. Pruyn to this
What will the Democratic Legislatures of
Maryland, Kentucky, Ohio, Delaware and
New Jersey do in the premlscsl
The support Of General Grants admins
trstion IL the support Of universal manhood
suffrage, and the reconstruction measures of
Congressf What response has the De.
mocracy to make to this
We congratulate Mr.. Pruyn and the wholc
Democratic party that they are so soon u
take their stand upon the platform OF uniyer
sal suffrage and Congressional reconstruc
tion. II they arc prepared to take this stel
they can support the incoming Admlnstra
tioD, otherwise not.
The national Republican., 1869-02-16


NEW IoRK MARKETS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15-Noon.-Cotto quiet
and weak, 10Y cents. Sugar firm, demand
l4@isX Cents; rhnsS ~ I@i7jI 20 1sX@
lSx cents. Flour dull and unchanged
Southern t8@l4.25. Wheat quiet and weak;
h,se@l.6l. Corn quiet and weak; e1@9$
ceuts. Oats quiet and steady, rs cents. Rye
dull and nominal; sl.45. Pork quiet but
steady; ta2.B0. Gold 1851. 20 '..E.
a., s''' BALTIMORE MARKErs. fr .Hr
BALrIMoRn, Feb. 19.--Byvadsfs6s. - The
market for -four was dun and heavy again
this morning. We have reported sales Of
Westcrn Spring Extra at eT. .25@s7.50. How
ard Street Super $3.50, and Western Super
al s69e8.e5 par bbl. 'H 51T .TIIr7.l'3 j
5Whsdt-was steady this morning, but the
market exhibited little activity! Some 5000
bushels were offered on Change, and we note
sales as follows, vizi Common TO good Penn
sylvania rcd at t1.60@s1.75, prime do. at
n.o2, Western do. at t1.90, Maryland do. at
n.95@e2.o6, Virginia do. At ee.l0, primo
Virginia white at ss.sO, and choice white
at SASS. e1'.5g.J a'Hff'I -Hfl pl'aG bTE
Oornl--was fiun and fairly active. The
receipts were 1e,00o bashels, and we note
sales Of white nj 9s@e4 cents, and yellow at
cocoa cents. IN g- .h 1 1T gi'-
Provisioas. market Is quiet aud still
rather depressed In tone, although holders
exhibit rather more flrmness. Business In
Bacon is confined to filing orders, but prices
are without change, and we quote, as before
at l5x(9l5H cents for shoulders, 17<9l7Ix
cents for rib sides, and 1SH@lsK cents foi
clear rib sides. There is nothing doing II
bulk meat, but we quote IL nominal at 13A
OLA cents for shoulders, and 15H@16 cent
for sides. Lard we quote dull at 20@90l.
cents. Mess pork nominal nj s23, and RUM
do. at t2S@29 per barrel.
| Sugdrs.--Thc demand continues active
and the market very strong and buoyant, bu
there are few sellers, and the transaction
are comparatively limited. There Is yer!
little stock here in first hands, and so far TO
day we have heard Of no sales. Refining
grades we quote nominally at 12ls@13 cts.
Rsfiisd SuJdrs.-Rates have been sill
further advanced, and we now quote rs fol
lows, vizi Hard Crushed at 1877 cts, an,
Son do. at l7lS cts. for A white; 17s6 cts
, for Circle A do; TX cts. for do; II cts
: for G extra, and 16N cts. for yellow.