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New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
= pR1zI1ElE PRESENT TO JOHN G. KHlT
TIER.

A curious present has been sent TO Whltuei =.
- Tazil one OF the poets most beautiful pieces Is
m. Cry OF Lost Soul" founded on tradition OF No''
crn Brazil to the effect that the lonely nocturnal cry
the bird called by tho people the Amazon the A,' us
Oaboeo or lima perda dhe soul OF the inaian' Vi 'H0
Lost Soul is not the cry Of a bird. but OF
The NAMED soul Of some iuhdel
On cntsed hsretic that cres nom hell a, a.. a..
Tho moan so interested the Emperor OF Braz lIbt ho
translated IL very faithfully and poeueay INTO fOrtu
Tnese and sent an autograph copy 10 whittier ~ WIS
go 6v Pedro IAns Brazilian poet, ana pup
isbed widely I'm South America The Emperor IurtneI
more cent 10 Mr. Whittier two fine stuffed specimens OF
~ Inn teroda 0he Pidgd Cdyenn Linz but through
the honesty OF the captain OF the vessel or OF the New
York Custom House, the birds never reached AmesDury
A fou weeks ago two other unstuffed specimens were
sent from Brazil TO the poet, and have recently been
set mn" bv MI Charles G. Brewster at his place IN
Trcrnont.st where these lost souls" have attracted
much attention They to be forwarded to Mr. Whit
tisT to-day fBostOn Transcript
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
TRUSTEE's SALE
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


BIZ Ciut Court for Kent COUNTY sitting
Court Equity n Ss;'L &: :. S as1 :: "a, VII s g
beginning punetuy At o'clock offer at Public Sale At tia
Hsyes Sa.sass, Ksus County MARYLAND the loE6g
fSf %S Is sIiSksT6S sG s G a r. sst. S hs Fra ces
Sis 70 Msy cTo. ssi Roads s9a a1soss s'D
acres Of Iapd more by all 20 be Of hs
~ .4,, :a S1 cSsp .ss % sssiT SA S
and detached h0n the farm ope under eIeees ssn
thousand healthy ACics ysIist; Tree. two ed S Sgrnl
s soWth fruit grass and grain Il located sbou miles
he post village Ssisaa on the pab ROAD leading RON
Point steamboat landing Rivers three miles from
cOnosy sssd Il eoSSsnss 70 churches schools mills de- This
really most desirable sst, such fs Offered d,t for .
fol hny and social hShbOhOOd IN 'As county 'bOuh be ''o to-
Nj Joseph Pe.seI The 5R viii take pleasure 10 showing ID.
dwelling bsu stables poultry hoa'ss Se in short everything needfoi
The terms sale as prescribed By the decree are 5000
within thirty days Trustee sod the balance 10
s a,y s The credit psynsots Js secured by bond o. purchaser
with security approved by Trustee bearing Interest fO the ' Of
No Known =. DAvIsS INDUSTRY" contain. L,ua
scrss Of said farm s mtr heinz superior aahl ud M
nile Spt Eo M on the new road @ ws LsGe 10 pabS
leading ssas to Mlsssys orOs' Roads sud Nlaeos eoo
churches schools &c three miles from tie post village o
sassaris u niles from w,ons Point, Steamboat landing on the
he peswe branch Of lie Kent County Railroad healthy sud well
wsered David Baeksoe ESQ on an adjoining arSi & VIII isas
nslts are u story DTrlng aud th, usual ogttuldng.
discretion Of the Trustee and The hsne
canal annual one tgo and three from ts da Of
A The credit payments by the bond Of the prchA
With ,sen approved BY The Trustee bearing Interest o~ m January
1919
No fnawn ss "ADyRNTURE BUILDINGS" contains 2I as' oi
LAND or less AID e the ahosiscrbed rpt Ae,ei
this arabic the baaSoe being timber be Sb
na; good apl With attention eau Be made
tolsrsb Has small peach and sppe otehan hes
miles the post.,ige Of Saaa and Tie sane dftaas
sui1e The Delaware Oneh OF the heu'
County within yards u this Confehen 20
ehurchs George the farm vii show T. s9 one
call The atS0oTy frame DhbLiN"
WI usual outhui ngS Ia ordinary repair
THE TRRMS or SALE prescribed nv the decree s5Vo
discretion Of the Trustse aud toe balance
o. and three on Toe cay Oh
The bs the bond Of the pureb1e
with security approved bearing Interest from TIE lei
January. 1870 ,,--,-,. , -
from the sme There vii he reserved two lots oi
on scr each in t5e woodland
Possession In all the lst day O JuusIJ h
Costs of all saaps he paid bY the purchasers pel
each Of land exhibited e sale when the number 81 s
AIceained There N be POSITIVE SA
a ali the cases There daily mail from Newiork PhaphH ,pa
baltimore Sss,sG Cars leave PhadelphiA twice dsl M sd
drtowu Delaware Railroad short distance ion bss
tracts Of laud. "A
CONN uniclte With ady on the subject ., =.
d. JAMES BLACKISTON Trustee -,
Cbeseowu, Kent &C., Nd
r. T. MILLER, Auctoneer -
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11

A.. J. BLEECKEs, AuctoueeE
90 BUILDING L0TS-At Stapleton, ). Ia.
ebSI J. BLEBCKBR SON Go. will SILL al auction 90 "EDHhS
DAY Nav a. II O'Clock tie Exchange Salesroom:
ANBEsh lots the east and ws SIDE, o. '''I
ave commencing of Edzrwater place each 70 ~
EDGKW nine north sde OF
plaoe. commencing aud west Of Tompkusaye -, ,,A
GORESr-TWo lots Gorvt. about $50 feet om Sluh'e' ~
nearly opposite Bfaok.st. each 25Ilto6.
Mapa at No II Celarsi.. NeN.lork.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
will nnd II to their interest 10 advertise in Tue TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper, and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found, not only In NewYork and all its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be as brief ss Will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business professon consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention to reports OF sales Of real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value OF It's col
umns advertising medium. The charges for Adyer
Using follows: DAILY TRIBUNE IS cents per line
for each msertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, q per llne SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE IS cents per line About ten words Of
our wide columns average line Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
POSELLE, N. J.
BY D. MELLICK. IT,, 4 BRO, - -
AUCTL0NEERS AND DEALERS IN SBW-JERSB1 RIAL ESTATh
20 PINE-ST.
THURSDAY. Nav u. 1899. at u no.. on the premises

THURSDAY Nav IL. 1909 at u 10. on the premises,
GREAT SALE OF 100 VILLA PLOTS Ar WEST ROSBLLE
Besuufly situated ground commanding ess q
Tie and the surrounding country.
Rosee Is located the Central Railroad OF NewyersS %
the NssYok Sde Of the VsT add a miles non ths
Ciiy Of EuEabsth. -.
Probably no town State Of EevJerssy hs improved "this
yea great proportion tie and growing toNR
Of Rosele.
special viii leave the foot Of Lbsfyst al II m co The daf
Of sale Lunch ou the arrival OF the train -
For railroad and NH particulars Apply aihe once oi me
AueIouesrs Ma Pinest. New
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
Country Stal GstStt for Sal,.


A COUNTRY SEAT for SALE-0n the IIud-
"a 'oa River near HIDE PaIL o acre. Of Land bali mile river
ont Stone hAnson Billiard House Lodge Bnek Bans ke Apply
tsPorTRR BROS. Ne. Piuest
AT SPRING VALLEY, ROckland County, 33
IN miles from oy Northern SesJssey Railroad u miles hon
PARh or = ACRES; barn
IN good orders good rur& Pes very low FAeM OF 20 ACRES
oA house and barn well fenced wGered Zoe view aud
beahJ locations 80 apple nd al small fruit For preaas
apply 10 W. HAtjill, No. 76 Cedarst.
BEAUTIFUL SITE ON THE HUDSON
I'D For SALE Heuamburgh (adson RveTl buinS te and
plot of2o bh ground the residences Of hessts Shie
osand Grnne DOhason Mann ard oer Upon the plot
old large shades grounds order Tor immediate
Puce. sl4O lDquire % HOMER MORGAN No Pinest u3lO
NLERKS AND ALL PERSONS LIVING ON
~ MODERATE SALARIES CAN BUY THEMSELVES HOMES
WITHIN 80 MINUTES or TIB Cirf HALL NBW-fokH, By
payment balance monthly quarterly semi annually
10 sal pachhssr Houses full lots at a0) $500
$500 1900 $4,000 Ge More lots adjoining II wanted
Also LOTS at from 200 5000 payments Of SIS and upward
cash balance In asmeUs monthly quarterly title perfect Send
Tor pamphlets gyag particulars payments. 6c, Wbeh are ftre
H. r. KELLOGG. Executor. No BroadSu. \. ].
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
A. J. plEzcKER, Auetioneer.

- A. J. BLKzcKER, AuetoneeI -
TXECUTORS' SALE of HUDSON RlYER
II PROPERTY at D0BBs FERRY, BEING TlB RESIDENCE
AND ESTATE OF THE LATE JAMES B. pASFOkrH KEoWs
suction on TUESDAY May H. ise at IL OsOeh al the EIshags
salesroOn, No. III Broadway: . -. a.,
This property eonbrug l25 Of land VII be ohsred
parcels 10 IS Anoos othe Tie ate resaene.
Nr nearly beautiful ard complete pes
with eoaehhousss aper k well aied for Summer and Winssr
oesupon desirable house With is acres OF snd
beautiful yes Of the Hudson River sd say
Mil River VALLEY and within mile Of the railroad station and steam
.t audpg at DobB Ferry maps and paeula apply 70
EDaUED COPPIH CedsL (Ebo S accompany purchasers
10 be preme JOHN STORMS Of The executors hear
the properly q. Dobbs Ferry SAMUEL 5 btOs EKseuo
Mans No. II Cedargs
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
Ytgal autitts.


SUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY
y OF NgWYoRK PHILIP KBTTERRR ,gst FERDIN4ND
BTORSGEL othen pursuance Of Judgment o the
Court Of the State u EsvYo rendered In this action the
ssBth DAY Of Jan1n 1891 the subscriber Referee therein named By
A. BLRECKBR Son CO. will s at Public Auction. at the EI-
change SseSroon III BOadSAy the City Of RewYork
tHeDiyteTeIh 7tb) DAY Of MAY 1852 twelve o'clock, all
those certain los Of land with the buildings thereon erected situated n
The City Of RewYork bounded aHd described follows All those
e o peeeA parcels N land situate lying and beng In the e
oh Ward row h Ward Of the City Of HsNfo the east side Of
Seventh venue bounded together follows that 70
% bghhPg al point the north sstey Of Seventh avenue
sa srss thence ruuuEg aonhery Aebg the eAsr
noe OF TIE Seventh forty ncbeA thence es
PN WIN wenJith street. hundred feet thence sOubsry
Pa Win the seventh avenue forty feet five inches the north
Vy tae OF nWehsIih street and thence wesa soBg the north
eery OF the Seventh
P0tut or place Of beginning dated Nay ID, 1859.
B. 0. N STOKES, Referee No. - wsnIt
SUPREME COURT.-GEORGE IL. SMITH v
- hDMON CONNER and ROBERT L. sHAW-BT virtue Of a
81 WIS Cosrt made 10 ths seOn the 2 Of March 1869
SbFh hc0Vikb Anetobee At the Merchants EIenge
BrOeasAy In the CITY Of New Y6fk on the ~ Ir
~ ~ oeoek noon The 6hobng described premises, All that ,r
% @ sSs o. parcel o. gennd situate yng lnd being the ReT
yen ts granted 70 Johu Mclean by Isaac stounbsE P w.
SoIaoo commissioners Of Pordes soub,fn Dst ~ -,
sas Which iaid ten lots formerly bslOpgd 70 Jane, De-
snee sha are desgHad chart made e,tsts b
Banefef Cy surveyor The said lot hereby granted ,nI
bounded senhsry p front westerly ky Iot
-Four te LoI haoer sI and nortbefy SoT, ~
IN EQnt aEd rear each twenty-five feet length ese
bpBdfsd feet benG The premises conveyed bV John ,
October 1881 recorded in the Registers once Of IN
ConveyaDeas S. November a. l83Dated Yort
2lth 1859 WILLIAM HARRiS Referees No. So Wal sst
The above sale h postponed until the 10th OF NAV ies a.
'' Wv ' WILLIAk J. MARIN. Referee
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11

EOR SALE or to LET at Nyack ON the Hud-
500, COfTAGB HOUsB and Barn aud hss of
Land Ia suit the purchaser fou landing aud rnug
Ls River Inquire Of the At No. 800 Bowsy EewYorS
EOR SALE.-A PLOT of about 40 acres. in
ne Immediate subus Of the City Of naluhore Nd bat ne
om Washington Monument and the chty Of the best enees
gng the grade and immediately available Tor buildings
Lots in the sold per This
embracing over OOo feet hon offered 1900 0oo opPOu
NIFTY for iDyeltorA Apply ~ HOMER MORGAN,
nsIn) No . PRest. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
Al BLEEcEER, Auetioneer.
VJTEC AMT COUNTRY STAT Mt Huntin QtOD.

IL l. IA J. BLRECKBR SON Co viii sell At AaetiOo %
WEDNESDAY May H. at u o'clock At he b5eeangs NO
l. l. gh three ground nader perfect state Of cultivation wA
choice ke 90 per cent mortgage Maps Ano photsaIoe
iewsA at a. Cedar-st
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
6itp 8tal Estate for Sal,.

6itp 8tal Gstait for SaI,.
EIGHTH- AVE. LOTS for SALE-Near One
H hunlrstSbdthryth good Investment Terms
GEORGE ". LYON No 20 Pnett
EOR SALE-The 3-story and attic brick
HOUSE, No. l6 West WAshingonplaes. WashBgonsqua
Inquire on the premiss,
V'HlRD- AVE. 'FRONT.' for SALE.-Entire
front % lets. eaeh 7Il00l ThrRye One hundedthsL
terms Inquire of HOMER MORGAN Ne PneSt u'sD
&I nDih-BALANCE on bond and mort
Gp ,OOO gaze nice HOUSE Fnynmthst for BALE st
si75l0 Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN. No 2Pnelt u5l5l
nor SALE-An old established REAL ES-
TATE BUSINESS account Of III health would take partner
A opportunity. T.. o. Box 5.15a
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11

II
Mineral Vale. Bucks County. Prnua, RiegesTNe T. o.
The property shout $40 valuable rmug land
farm together With two blast Furnaces
practically having just been thoroughly repaired al en- expense Of
nearly tGnOO Said Furnaces respectively ~ feet high, feet
ho,h d 20 feet high and IS feet bosh have u been nearly rba
foundation with bot bAst Of the latest ami most in
proved sye boilers hosrhou,e aud chimney stacks howa by
Two Lohtuh engines arranged 70 ran together or separately
Capacity VI furnaces ether equals 23 30 300 tons per week
Que furnace uo b bee % a1t the oihsr Just ready TO
IA blast
Residence hn, propreor fr bis
thoroughly tcas 80 Tenement Houses unusually good eon
vetisutly located on the
Aso fouBIy shop built Of with Warren roof 6 By 81
feet With brs rupos large suitable make and handle
fge ssn Machine shop 80 BY 20 feet a'o eonervts With
WHreh both propelled ~ unng stream Of water u isst
head ADD fall giving at Its lowest 100 horsepower
The Furnace Shop and Fdeu connected with The Delaware
Caua by side aud also railroad communications
with NtS.iotk aud Philadelphia
Valuable Magnetic Iron Mines the property.
Al the excel condition.
fOr further particulars, aud apply
r. u. JANIS. Treasurer No. 10 Park. place, New York
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11

IL lois IN Toledo are tpd fosptetAye eaes
10 take the $40 D. m train for NewYOrk the sale Ad
journed $50 until Tuesday May 49, at II o'clock at the
Exchange SalesrO0m.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-11
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.Yonk. Monday, may 10. lses.

NEW YORK. Monday May TO- icos'
,rbe auction sales of country property to-day
appear TO have resulted we'll To effect sae two things
appear to be necessarya disposition to buy and dispo
on 70 sell The prices brought at the various sales to-
day show tna the owners had not set extravagant
estimate on theiT property, and the spirited bidding
showed that there now there always has been and
will be- an abundance Of persons desrous OF owning real
estate Messrs johnson Miller report that the bidding
was as lively at Nevtown at any sale held by them
this season. The reports below show that Rutherford
Park and Newtown stand about equal In the market,
while Westoheser is held at about four times tho price OF
the two others
The owlngdescrlbed property is advertised TO be
sold by auction at No Ill Broadway, tomorrow noon
BY Muller wilkins & Co., the twOstory brick house and
lot No. 1875 Henryst, NewYork and the desirable resi-
dence on the corner Of Firstave and Fourths Mount
Vernon BY E. II. Ludlow Co., six lots on the north
east corner Of Henry and Luqueersts, Brooklyn BY A.
/ Blocker Son Il Co. the residence and estate Of the
late James b. Danforth, known as "Dry Brook'-to DC
sold in parcels OF from to IS acres,
On Thursday noon, Messrs. A. d. Mellck Jr, q BIO
will sell by auction at West Rosele the hew'JerSey
Central Railroad 1855 villa plots Of 5Oxl5o and 6O12o ec
Mr.. s. Dingee sold in Rye Neck, on Saturday ~ hhe
lots bounded by First and Third-sts, Cedarh' anu
Balry.ave Tho bidding good and the prices rear
lied fair The total Of sales t576S as follows: Mr.
7 W. Peck 10 lots g. 26o Mr. j. II. Jenkins lots $5i5;
Mr. r. f. Hitchcock I6 lots, s. $50; j. T. Rogers 7lots,
81 I5 Mr. j. Brannechy, lots $780, Mr. j. r. Jenkins 20
los $sg7O Mr. C. Z. Eds, 3lots, $685. Mr. j. W. Mis- IL
lots 1885,
The Continental Hotel property, at Long Branch N D.
win be sold by auction Wednesday on the premises
between the hours and The lot contains about ls
acres with front Of 300 feet The hotel itself
win accommodate from 500 TO 1000 guests.
The Finok House. Peeksklll sold recently for $500
The transfers Of real estate in Yonkers for the year
1868 amount according to the records at White Plains, to
$3,OOO,0O0