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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04
The Markets.
REPORTED BY DEDD, BRoAk 8 co.

The past week has been exceed
ing dull, and there was very little
business doing of any kind, but
tits thought that if the weather
will continue fair and the roads
dry up, so farmers can come to
town, times will begin brighten up.
We quote transactions for the
week:
Money and Stocks-Money is
very tight, and persons having
any are generally in the same
condition. A friend of ours Dor
rowed 81 on thirty days time at
ten per cent, which is about the
only heavy transaction we have
noticed. Two shares in the pro.
posed Shelbyville Foundry and
Machine Works were exchanged
for a pint of COOLERS.
Provisions-Pork is declining
A yearling shote was run over and
killed by the cars, and sold tc
packers for export. Mess pork
commands a ready market at fif
teen cents mess. Sausage ven
ders complain of the unusual
toughness of dogs this season
which they attribute to the oper
winter. They are anxiously await
ing the coming in of the early
spring dogs, which will materially
enhance their trade.
Breadstuffs-FIour dull; corr
meal do(ugh.) Wheat -four is il
better demand than -four sulphur
The flower of the flock is con
siderably sought after by gentle
men without families.
Grain-Wheat, corn and rye
So per gal. or Is cents per drink
No buckwheat in the market
Mr.. Bucks crop was a total fail
ure.
Chickens-sell rapidly at II
cents per dozen in the shell
though some buyers prefer to pa,
more for,them without the shell
Hens eight years old and upward
for table purposes, bring a gooc
figure.
| Potatoes-Prices vary, as pc
quality, one-eyed potatoes ruling
firmer, as a general thing, thar
two-eyed. Neshannocks and Peach
blows are the favorite varieties
though there are some inquiry
among retail dealers for Nigge
Heels and Flyblows. Two busheI
were sold for shipment to Hunts
vile on PIT.
Fruit--Pumpkins sell for ter
cents a head. "Some pumpkins
fetch more. String beans are
scarce. Blue-eyed peas have made
their appearance in the marke'
places, but they go off rather
slowly. A few quarts of the green
eyed kind might be sold in fami
lies where iealousies exist.
Tea--Young Hyson 81 90; Ole
Hyson$l rs; FrelinghuysenS 81 90
.Oolong is short. Extra Gunpow
der goes off rapidly.
General Remarks-Turpentine
is a drug in the market. Lead is
heavy, with little doing. Last
years milk cannot be had at any
price. There is a light business
done in coal oil. There are some
lively transactions in stale cheese.
Nothing doing in hardware or cut.
lery. Scythe-blades, saws, sc, ARE
dull. Tin plates are fat. There
are plenty OF rakes in the market,
but they are not wanted. There
is a strong downward tendency in
butter. Saleratus rising. Hops
are plenty at private residences.
Grindstones are firm. There is a
smashing business in eggs. Soap
is cheaper than dirt. Old maids
and bachelors are steady. Cheer
ing reports from the country
Farmers and bad jokes are harrow
ing. Wheatis coming up. There
are plenty of seeds in the ground
and more On top. Spades are
trumps. Korn is King.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04
Wanted.

All the Beaver, Mink, Muskrat,
Wildcat, Skunk, Fox, and Raccoon
Skins we can get. The above
named articles will be taken at
their highest cash price in ex-
change for goods, at
u MURRAY & MoRGAN's.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

RE Rackard'8 Monthly is one
Of the best and most useful mag.
azines issued in this country
The March number contains 50
pages of articles, and not an in
different one among them. Pub
lished at 937 Broadway, New
York at 81 year.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

n@ D. c. Senter, Speaker of
the Senate, was inaugurated Gov
ernor on Thursday last, and Nell
son was elected Speaker of the
Senate.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

DG We are glad to see that
the order of General Cooper, pub
lished in this paper to-day, has
been SO far modified as to permit
the holding of courts.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
srArEMENr

=
Ofthe Condition of the ST. LOUIS MUTU-
AL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY on the
lst day of January, 1869 to the Auditor of
the State of Kentucky, in compliance with
the Laws of the State re'atiny to Agents OF
Insurance Companies of other States doing
business in that State.
HIHE name of this company Is ''The Saint
Il Louis Mutual Life Insurance company"
and Is located ia the city of St. Louis. coun-
ty of St. Louis, State of Missouri. The
amount of capital stock is paid up and is Sl0o-
600 90. ASSETS.
Loans secured by deeds of trust.
FIRST liens of record on real es-
tate, principally in city and
county Of St. Louis as per
schedule annexed .......,. 81 ,0i2 2S1 IS
Loans on policies in force. ISL ,527 800 20
Gosh on hand. IN bank and ofice. 81 N36 %
Loans on personal secu it, So $50 81
Tennessee State bonds. 6 per cent. .26, UO0oO
Coupons on same, due list snuary
1859 ....................... 5000
Virginia State bonds. 100000
Office furniture. iron safes at hOme
Office and agencies. 5.I64 %
Revenue stamps on hand. .97I 90
Deferred snnusl, semi annual and
quarterly premiums due on
policies in force snG in transitu
from agents. 1900. ''-' .5114il 70
Due from agents and for first
premiums on policies in hands
ofsgents and in course of trans
mission .................... 254 689 80
Accrued Interest, s............. 80 go "a
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

@ A grubbing machine is
one Of the latest inventions. A
machine for supplying grab would
be very acceptable these high
priced times.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

A little daughter of Mr.. Moses
Coward living near Eminence, Ken
lucky, came to her death a few
days ago by having had a pot of
boiling bean soup poured down It's
throat by negro woman.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

G One way to make money
plentier is to patronize home in
dustries as far as possible. Don't
send away money for what you
can purchase here.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

R About 400 militia have
been sent to Giles county. Peo-
pie are much depressed. Bust
ness is to a great extent suspended.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

n The Comptroller reported
to the Legislature on Saturday
last, that there wasn't a dollar in
the State Treasury. Brownlow
turned over the books but no mon
ey.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

~ From this day 1 will offer
any of my winter goods at cost
o.vfless. Don't get scared and
think l am going to gait business.
| am only fixing to take a new
start in the spring.
Feb. f. T. J. GRAY.
P. S.-Recollect to bring the
Greenback.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

~ Overcoats, heavy boots,
ladies winter dress goods, gents
clothing, at cost or less, at
T. J. GRAY's.
n. W. corner Square.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

e1- In Gallatin, Wednesday, 24tb,
the West side of the Square was
burnt down-thirteen houses, some
of them the finest in town, incIud-
ing Odd-Fellows' Hall. Loss
boutS1OO,O OO--s4O, 900 insurance.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04
WHAT TIE DOCTORS SAY

Amos Woolly, NJ D., Of Kosciusco county.
Ind, saws: "For three years past have used
ALIENS LUSa BALsAM extensively in nv
pra tice and am satisfied there is no better
medicine for lung diseases in use"
ALIENS LUNG BALsAM is the remedy 20
cure all Lungs and Throat faculties. IL
should be thoroughly tested before using any
other Balssm. 1t will cure when all Others
fail. Directions accompany each hottie.
J. N. HARRIS d. Co. S)'e Proprietnrs,
Cincinnati, Ohio. For sale Joy 81 Drug .
THE PEOPLES FAVORITE!
Perry Davis Pain Killer
Has become an article of COMMERCE. which
no medicine ever became before It is as
much an item in every bill Of goods sent t.
the country merchants as tea, coffee, or sugar.
This speaks vo umss il its favor
The good people should always have by
them good preparation. and
DAVIS PAIN KILLER
Is that preparation. Don't be deceived by
the many stuffs offered, such a. King OF
Pain, "'Pain Paint" and the like Davis
Pain Killer is known TO be good.
49, SC;S: by silI Druggists.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04
Aup1Toa,s OFFICE. KnNrucKH.
FRAEKFoRT, KY, ] an. /. l8f

FRANKFORT, Ky, J 40. l. 1861
hereby certify that the foregoing Is a true
copy of the original On file in this Office.
49,, In witness whereof have here
: sEALY unto set my hand and affixed nv
~ official seal the day and wear ID iva
written, D. HOWARD SMITH, Au.i.or.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

@ "Deal Fairly" will have
a place next week.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04
Efficient Agents wanted for all inno

Efficient Agents wanted for all important
towns and cities in the State Address
s.. K FO0TE. STATE AGENT,
Office over Peoples Bank. cor. Main ami
Second SITS. LOUISVILLE. KY.
GOOD THINGFORCOLDSAN DCOUGH IS
Aliens Lung BalsamI
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04
sseI9.e70s7
LIABILITIES

Capital stock ...........S1oQ 100000
Dividends unredeemed $500. 80, 45O As
Interest to reduce bonds sndnotes
TO present six per cent value aud
for taxes unpaid 127S15 O3
Losses admitted, not yet due and
uncalled fer. ................s5 IS. 5000
Reserve for reinsurance. ,96l Sig "a
Surplus ...................'' 81, 1872 81
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

R% No. cotton land for rent
Gallon Holman d Holman.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04
Richmond Nurseries.

nR. JOE. DIN WlDDIE il agent for the
II Richmond Nurseries, Richmond Va
and viii supply all kinds of Fruit Traes
strawberry, Ornamental Trees, ETC., At the
regular Nursery prices with frsipbt sdds5
for cssh. Catalogues can be sssD bv calm ,
81 his sthee IN Fayetteville. iuIis-N@
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-03-04

spIf you wish to buy land call
on Holman d Holman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
7 EWIS Z. WOOD, Aucuoneer.
IL VALUABLE
IMPROVED RIAL ESTATE


In jersey CITY. only tao bocts hoIa the ferry. 49, .
order Of the Court u Chslery will he sold THURSDAY Feb
IS 1859. Az o'clock p tfallors Hotel 10 Jtrser CITY
aud D~ng No p Orehrsl corner OF
Bns three Store and Dwtlgg No lbs drsenet
2 Brick storJ aud Dselug No IN Greensst
Bnck three story Store and Detliug hu I'D Grc-nsst
story building no III GIesnsst, now occupied 40
nsrkst, sI' Of lot, Jl6Ila.
Erici three sts Dwelling No. ~ Yortst 2n6IiOrCa6
L.rFe Bug 7jO Ia 0ui b. Js deep four stories hgh
with an 1876 lots 156Il0O heug kOL 90 a. sHd a.
York st aud knowu a. tie WEST tkE HOTEL
Brck and nrlng No 81 Montgomery 2r
t.osto Extension AZ e,t deep lot 73Io occupied
a drug store
Iret Store and Dwelling No. 70 Montgomsrys Or
30 lot 2Il0 occupied as snt class grocery
m,tvos,ory Store No. 81 MOnsOmsV',. With large EIsa
81 on feHrs lot ZSrOJ -. a..
To- COMMERCIAL BuILDNGs-Ths four story Dhci Buliings
Of Montgomery ard GfcnesI occupying 20
space occupied Ny tsteS
the ground restaurant in Basement and The upper stories
by laB-otiees.
H. The oprory Brick Building No. l59 Greene st. 353oI73 cited
up for stores aud Dwellings
The property usd the main business streets. snd IN
the the bnne Jersey City within blocks Of the
CouTahdt aud Desbes New otf, and the
valuable offered AZ public IN Hudson County
Terms Of sale made Known tie day Of sale
fall particulars HppT 10 the AuOheer No. co Mont
folaeryst, OF 10 the uudergned.
". u. WILLIAMS Mister 10 Ctlnesrr
No. 49, luIsonpt, JsTseT CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
ADRIAN u. MULLER, Aueuons,r.
TTIIE ENTIRE BLOCK,
Il BOUNDED by THE

ADRIAN u. MULLER, Aueion,,L
VNHE ENTIRE BLOCK,
Il BOUNDED BY TIIB
GRAND BOULEVARD,
NINTH AND TgSTHAyBs. sIxTYTlIlRD AND SIXTY.
FOURTH SITS
ADRIAN IT, MULLER. p. r. WILKINS Co. will sell at suc
ton TUESDAY March 1862 O'clock the RIhlnss Sales
ROOM No. Ill Broadway
BY ORDER OF LEWIS n. BROWN AND CLARENCE s.
BROWN ysaR..
The above described block, situate the junction OF the
GRAND BOULEVARD AND NINTII-AyE,
Only 800 feet distant from the
CENTRAL PARK
high commanding ground the sBgby located prOp,
that section Of the city The great Improvements progress
Contemplated together with the natural advantages Of position k
combine render very desirable either investment for
poyement The property will be sold with restrictions against
similar 10 those contained Ia the deeds given By Larsen
like restriction, will also the block Of land lying North
thus eneetu.y securing this property for ftea.s improvements
The sellers pledge themselves that this sale shall be
OPEN AND PREB IN EVERY RESPECT
and that there shall be bidding In their behalf osc. bens
multiply number Ofus the pehbohood and BY selling With
the proper restriction, as against nuisance and unu,u liberal
snhsseng the value Of other property owned BY them the mms
vicinity.
lot for future while prices lowl IN what
an incredibly short Of time the most fashionable and desirable
Tn, title property ndspuable and printed abstract. will
furnished to purchasers free oiehg The ss'emeni for the Bous
TsnssTsn per Of the purchase and the sueOas.
.hs 9th day Of MAJ ls At e ONCE Of Ms. Anderson Adams
Young No Eu,t EsuYor The balance cent at
i,es for three Eve Parties Of completing their pur.
chase before the Oh day Of May will have tho put. o. dong
9th Of h 1859 The building, lot. belong to the Oeupa
'n Mar. a.. % S. % s s 81 By n' ~ d,I ' NAY Ss IN.
Of LEWIS b. BROWN esq, No % BrOadSp t'o6s)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18

c., :, N.v.Yoxx DsrsKrxESr FsANss BuEHAuo r}
siyxR on TAIss CoUKrHoUss PARK Chsmesrra
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given t ,ns "a al !,
sr,,. sf Personal due "a be PAID s ounce
ANDREW SMITH esq, Attorney for the Collection 2, AnsAs
Psr,ousl Taiel No. ia Hasusl and that BOOKS a's
s,rssrs win DO found at said once -....,A...ua "a
No person the said Attorney the Undersigned g
r.y Msrsh 20 whom thu directed will hare esu
authority collect the included lbsrsln aud a. S.r.by
fore enforce the payment Of any Persons "
NssfsrK Jsrs. " bes Receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18

WILLIAM KENNELLY, Auctioneer, will sell
suction at " oeoet the Exchange ssssroom, No Ill
Broadway, on THURSDAY. Feb 10.
FlRTHAYEThe valuable lot side the Phsvs
mencng 60 feet S inches south Of Fhyt At 2sIiOO
FIRIlTIIRDST.-The valuable lots adjoining the Fihhavs
side Of each lot 25IlO0A This OF
the best laid ou, pieces property FnhsV for either private
business purposes
hIps and particulars Al the Once ofhs AaeOns.r No. % Pns,t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
Smastmtnis.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
W JAMES FISK, jr........................
THE FRENCH OPERA.

THE FRENCH OPERA.
ADoIrh b'R'E kssP SGHTs or TiR SEASON
CARDTe Director has the honor 10 announce that the pss0
wsek viii eoneads French Opera the Grad opss
House. owing to the alteration Of the for the prouss
Of The Tempest" direction @. W. Tsyleara
making this Director b.gs leave
thanks for the liberal support given bis d
ton ard hopes 70 be able French Opens
Ii. Clue. bo:ssD SS.S.Ds Snsis .s Ma.
ingten ID 80
THIS Is Ggaer ssaF FY sGT csl POS; 81
ORPHgE AUX EsPBR
Opera BOufs Ia BY j. odeubaeh
MONS
TOAonnoE G. %i9G EyE q TsA'
oRPaBk Aux ESFEa
s ssTgsp 2.sifE ETFHs e y,s A
LAST PKspos mi sMAK!t os
.D,,, ORPhBB AUX BNFRR
NJ ss. ci.rS. ;i reserve: ;oss s. DOLLAR
sArg PElA4 sSEESff Of ysA 20
A' l1DS S6i h4fRIF Fsoosl III RgoHr'ss
LA GR StsI's 56igSSShhEssx
GRAND Duo"....;,....: Mons dUIDos and NILE DUcLos
u F1gsE Ti eSG, SSTTFaFEEGs,t
49,, OPERA BoUFFE in Que Act BY St Rsmy and orsnb.eh
RHDGc deere IGaIFFoUi GUi6oS and pGcaRsss
49,. uo,u,, La BELLE RELESB.
Sat, BIG ..:, ISsI y e.. . X.
GRASD OPERA HOUSE,
and scHIRxERs Music STORE No. 7o BROADWAY
ROOTHs THEATER.
~ TwsOythirdst, between Fnh and Sixth
EDWIN BOOTH
in Shakespesres Tragedy Of
ROMEO AND JULIET;
MISS MARY Mcv1cKER
MISS FANNY MIGRANT
and the popular Trssed.n,
with excellent cast
pGSr Sp.as q to so91 zen eat :, .sSst
SON Co. No III ii DRoAbwHY - ' '' ''' .
elaborate preparation and win
ROOTHs THEATER.
40 T"'n'JA IT, k SS;SfsP g sSSf m siI'A'a
MATINEE
ROMEO AND JULIET
% commencing :. SooeI
Ia the evening
n;95s P sg%1S Tr, sShss
viii ,pDs,s T =. Or, %s Il SS. in Mr. S%: s
TIKI vAGRANr.
Doom open at til To commence alta
Seat. secured IN advance a. the Boz Oncs Of the Th. oaM
BTo.d~ay
RROUGHAM's THEATER
~ r''''''''''H LAST As 'i siS y f;A''' HOWL
PRESENT PIECES
AN IRISH STEW
aud
TIE DRAMATIC REVIEW
On MONDAY, Peb %.
in accordance with isS' OLD ' FSst1s SiLL
CON pnsing the favorite Comedy Of
A GENTLEMAN FROM IRELAND
and the budesque Of
"a particularly sctve preparation.
GRAND SHAKESPRARRAN REVIVAL,
will stupsndOus elaborate
Scenery and Appointments and with Unr'i@
Ca Doors open H. Performance al boa
Office open from a. m. tO5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18


$50 VALUABLE LOTS.
BULKHEADS, AND WATER.FRONTS.
shown the above diagram.
Also,
. VALUABLE CENTRAL PARK LOTS,
''''A''0 o. 81 SRVRsTHASs and PIrTY-EIGHTHsT
Also
A. u OeCci precisely Immediately preceding the sale Of the Real 70
tGtel will be sold
20 SHARES OF THB sTxTHAvB RAILROAD COMPANY,
% SHARES or THE EGHTH-AyK RAILROAD COMPAfY.
With the four BuLKHEAD LOTS will be sold all the Rights Of
WHARFAGE and CRANBAGE and also all the right and title TO the
land under extending from she Bhead Line the westerly line
the Thenthsve acquired BY the City under the Act Of April H.
1851 Tbs act Of April "a 1863 establishes the exterior bafhesd aud
pier lines shown the above diagram but further grant Of the
Zee sill be required from The Corporation when these lines extended
into the river
THg sLLR WILL BIZ ABSOLUTE WITHOUT ANY REsRRvA.
TI0N OR LIMITATION WHATEVER
TERMS:
Ten cent cash the day OF e balance let Of April 1853
thereafter tho Deeds be ready for delivery sIy
cent hs purchase rsmsn Bond aud Mortgage for hes
I've yearL
FOR Maps and further particulars sppy to tie AueOnse No.
CsdarEt al the oneo Of
C. r. DE WITT. AttOrns, for Executor
No. 81 ksssaust
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
Sutton SAILS Of Ttai 6statt.


A j. BLEECKER, SON g. Co. will sell at Auc-
ton THIS DAY II O'Clock at the ErchsnZs sa,sroon
SUPREME COURT SALE the direction Of GkO MURPHY
Referee:
STPremises No 81 consisting of tso 1Ory Dwelling
huuISEH aud LOT 25Ilo0 betwees Levi. And Goercksa
hNTHAVBNe 6l6 Nuhave Northeast Forty
at JsoJ and BUILDING with extension stories high
FSIHAyB4story BUILDING No. $40 Snthave es. AIDE be-
tween Forty third and building entire lot, front
part used dwelling and and ang brick 2I6s
a. furniture Wall for $500 1000; good
orderi insured for e8.5O0. 800.
ADMINISTRATORS sALB.
BROOMBST3sOy and basement Brick HOUSE and LOT
Bioones, south se between Foryh and Egess Gas and
ooou good entire house; good ORDER having
painted and repaired last Summer fhtne ieoughout
HORATOS The 3StOTy Brick BUILDINGS aud four LOTS
fee south side Horso between Greenwich and WAshh
ieet from Washington Maps at No. ~ Ceisrst
A ID. MELLICK, jr., Auctoneer-POSITIVE
"a SALE Of EIGHT DESIRABLE LOTS In Jersey City
ing the front ropeetSt between South Seventh and South
EgLthstS A. d. MBLLICK r BRO Auctoseer and dealers In
NewJersey Real Rae No &c Pne New York will sell THURS
DAY. Feb rs 1853 the Exchange Saesosm No Ill Broadway
~ T.. the above described
VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS,
situated midway between the ferries sBd floating Hsrsemus Cove
(S0utb Seventhst)
For maps and particulars apply the Oc Of the AueOne No
Pue-st, N Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
MonRs WILKINS Auetoneer.
hESIRABLE PROPERTY on broadway.

NORRIS WILKINS. Auciioneer.
DESIRABLE PROPERTY on Broadway, and
H Broome. and Crosby sta at auction.
r. H. LUDLOW Co will sell auction TUESDAY Peb p,
1903 al IL o'clock at the EIcbag Saesro No III BroAdwA Trinity
Building. n. Y.
BRoADWAYhe dssbl. plot Of ground with the gos'o
sd basement ct stores thereon the north westerly corner OF
Broadway snd West Houston being together 81 feet 10 inches In
front Broadway asd us feet depth Houio sold subject to
aease eIpiug Nav 1872 at 600 AMI Croton tai
BROOME AND CROSBY the valuable lot with building
thereon the norweseJ Of Broome and Croby being
~ feet front Boons ia feet depth Cosbys and us feet
6ach on the westerly SIDE sold subject to leass expiring May 1884,
at $1,000. and al iare4
y per ofhe money mortgage
for Eve years per cent
Maps aud f particulars Office OF the auconeers No Pnes
Newlork. (Jo99l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18

A COUNTRY SEAT and FARM of 40 acres
~ SALE-One desirable con.try railroad
depot city For Information, &c, apply
JOHN K MUhFORD. Executor No. u Barclsv-.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18

WIZ. NJ. LITTLE Auciionter.
by WYCK0FF g. LITTLE,
~ AUCTloNBRRS AND REAL ESTATE BRokBRs
No. 1JI Monaguest Brookn and No ~ CeiArtt HeHYork
on TUESDAY. PBB %, 1859,
al ~ o'clock, At the BIcbspss SAlfsfoom, NY
AVE- COLLINS AND WILLIAMS-sTS, AND SCHENECTADY
AVE, JUST OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS. AND WITHIN A
FEW BLOCKS OF TUE GRAND SACKETT-Sr BOULEVARD
LEADING DIRECT TO PROSPECT PARK.
This sale presents opportunity for SAFE INVESTMENTS
Maps ready No. ISL MOng Brook and No. "a Ceast
New.ioTk.
TUESDAY, MARCH
At The Exchange Snesroom, NeV-York
LARGE SALE OF LOTS On HUDSON-AVE, MALBOEB, AND
MONIGOMERl-STS. Maps Feb. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18
6uuntrp TtaI 6statt for Salt.

DE LIVELY-Beautiful FARMS; 20 acres,
I'D Honsey's Price lows terms easy. SA2ono. 80 1
EOR SALE or RENT-Ihree miles s,, lIo sTTr Nor DIN
Nak and Conn dpots excellent s 81 o.
threstory buidiag thereon, 32r5O and machsr m ~
ton with 6yef land Also, adJmnlhe 10 e' WIZ '~b'
house. UutbuidiDgs thss ps IN On M
WOOLEN Mill aud Country ke side Tor Tor
d ~, Iii bs sod separately mill contains s eards and all
~ - ling knitting yarns; Ooas ell hrstrate order
ps5nc l. cottage bni nearly beautifully situated containing
n rooms Abundance Of fruit and shade tree Address OBLEAS,
Saddle River, n. j.
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Suusts anS Earns Imtth.


TAKE NOTICE.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
Residences WANrED-For SALE aud 10 LET In Jersey 'ip
Hudson Ct Newark Kubtth Railway BelrVe Bergen
Hoboken ard n J. BOUktH ami Flushing N.Y.
have great demand, fr the above pss Parties
having viii TO tbe to
hORhlSON HALL, Resi- hststs Agents,
Room No. az. No. lJi Broadway.
WANTED-0n the 1st of May, by an American
family Of adat. SECOND FLOOR Ia private house With
all te modern location between Fourteenth aud
reondis Fourth and EgthayeA best Of references gVen
Address for fall particulars HARVEY, Tr.baue Ohee.
NNANTED.-$15,0O0 CASH will be paid for a
nsl hrrestcry modern bu HOUSE and LOT 10 good neigh
borbooi vhln The limits Of Teeth and For and ssvuibAVs
and Bo.dw Please nts The street an nuhr Of the property Ad
J. ~ b.. Boz No. 2.l15 hvWlork Posi-Omce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-18

A SPLENDID FARM-Onf hundred acres Tor
IA SALE the Bosleyds from Namsoeck to White Psins
bsTgain close Other farms % 10 rs
houses IN JeSey City aad Bergen A. D. GALE,
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A SUPERIOR FARM IN Dutchess Co.. for
N SALBeo Il wood hsHes hgy well
large orchard good building worth locust timber on
nile from Depot Apply A. hEGRAET. No q Waist