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Tho Government Espionage over
Mails ana reIeKrAphS-EIE0rt
TO Abolish It

Tho GOVeFnment Espionage over
Nails and releEraphs-EIEort
TO Abolish II
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
A Paris correspondent OF the Times
states that the refusal OF the French
government to permit the landing OF the
shore end of the United States and Con-
lipental Telegraph, will cause the
French authorities serious embarrass-
ment. The question will be Brought
before the Corps LsgislatIf, and fierce
onslaught made on the ByAtem Of
espionage established over the post
ONCE and telegraph. All American pa
peIB are subjected to surveillance, and
copy Of every telegraphic dispatch,
whether In cipher or otherwise, Is kept
In the Office OF the Minister OF the Inte.
rlor. 1t will be impossible for the gov
ernment TO resist the arguments for the
removal Of all further interference with
the freedom OF postal and telegraphIc
communication.
rho Emperor and His Cabinet.
PARIS, Nov. l5.
II Is currently reported In political
circles today that the Emperor has
abandoned the hope or reArranging the
ministry or forming an entirely new
cabinet just present. II IL said that
after the meeting and organization OF
the legislative body on the 10Th, he will
proceed TO select cabinet, choosing
for Office men who can command ma.
Jorlty OF votes In the Chamber on most
important questions. RoCheIorl ls not
regarded rs certain OF being chosen to
represent the first electoral district Of
Paris. Troops In and around Paris
have been quietly concentrated at diff
ferent points, and the prospect Of popu.
lar tumult or disorder Is regarded as
quite remote.
The Emperor Receives q Prussian
Ambassador.
PARIS, Nov. lG.
The Emperor gave an audience to
Baron Werther, the newly appointed
Ambassador from Prussia, aE Com
peIgne yesterday. Much good feeling
was manifested. Baron Werther In,
presenting his credentials assured the
Emperor that the Prussian Govern.
ment desired to preserve the present
AmlcAble relations with France. Ma.
polOon replied warmly and at consld-
cradle length, concluding by saying he
much wished the development OF a
good understanding between Prussia
and the German Confederation on ono
side and France on the other.
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A MEMBER ofthe Tennessee House OF
Representatives offered q resolution on
Wednesday for the sale OF the portraits
OF General Thomas and Senator Brown.
low, owned by the State. The House
promptly tabled the resolution, and
the member now says Il was one Of bis
little jokes.
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The New York Herald ON specie Pay.
uAnth.

NEw YORK, Nov. 10. |
The Herald reviews the question OF
specie payments and says that specie
payment would prove a fiction, and
probably we should soon have to sus-
pend again. The only safe course to
pursue is to leave the currency alone,
and to let the country grow up gradu-
ally to specie payments In accordance
with the laws Of nature and CT trade.
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RumOrod Alliance Between Three
Great European Powers.
N NIs,r Xnnnr No.. N

NEW YORK, NOV. III.
The Tines special from st. Peters.
burgh, l2Lh, says: "A project for q
treaty Of alliance, offensive and de.
fenslye, between France. Austria and
Russia, has been submitted by Prince
Gortschakoh 10 Fleury, the French
minister, and sent by the latter to Ma.
poleon. The duration Of the alliancel ls
TO be three years, and 1t Is to be renew.
able upon six months notice. Each
party 10 10 keep a certain standing
army
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ACCORDING 70 an assessment Just
made, the total valuation OF real and
personal estate In Philadelphia 10 S47l,-
6OO,2S5. This Is an increase OF Sl7,4S9,-
742 within Q year.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EIPLANA7YON,

HooFl4ANDs GERMAN BITTERs is
entirely vegetable, and contains no LIQUOR.
II " compound Of Fluid EXTRACTS. The
Roots. Herba, and BarkB from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them by scientific chemist These
extracts are then forwarded 10 this country
To be used expressly for the manufacture OF
this BltterB. There Ia no alcoholic substance
OF any kind used in compounding the Bit
ten, hence II free from all the objections In
cident 70 the use OF liquor preparation.
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Row York prr aoodn lInrLat.
NEW YORK, Nov. 16.

NEW IUHkI NOV. 10.
Trade Is only fair with jobbers, while
commission houses report q good busi-
ness for this season OF the year. West>
ern and Southwestern jobbers prices
continue steady with no prospect OF q
inrther reduction,
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A TEXAS paper says Hamilton Stuart,
the Democratic candidate for Governor,
islands alone, wrapped: In the mantleof
the Virginia resolution OF 'pS.' Il II
scant clothing In these days, even In
Texas.
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TENN ESSEE.

Rejection OF Ghs 18th Amending ent.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 10.
The lower branch OF the Legislature
to-day refused to ratiIy the 10th amend.
ment by vote Of 81 10 IL. The Senate
will be equally unanimous.
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JUDGE o| ls Supreme Court Of Ps'alsylpnuta.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, lS8a
~ consider Hoo1andH German BitterB. A
pultldbls HledictRS In caBe OF attacks OF ludi.
RtaIinn or DynpopGiA, i can certify this
from my experience OF It.
YourS, with respect
JAMES ThoM PSON."
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CINCINNATI, Nov. IG,
River atatlonary, 8 feet Inches In The
channel. Weather clear In part, with
snow and rain last night and this morn.
Ing; thermometer 4O'.
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J.Ittce Of he Supreme Court of Ps'vISyItGntu.
PHILADELPHIA, June l, 1859.
~ hayO found BY experience that Hoof.
lANd'a German BitteB IA very good tonic,
relieving dyBpeple Hymptoms almost d..
reotly. 9BORlE bHARSWOOD."
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by TELEGRAPH,
NAVAL 1NrELLIaENCr.
Another Gunb0at for Cuban Waters
Activity Rt Brooklyn Navy
Yard

Activity Rt Brooklyn Navy
...t. Yard.
NEW YORK, Noy. Is.
Tho steamship Russia from LIVER
pool has arrived.
Brooklyn Navy Yard, Sunday, for
Cuban waters. She was fitted up with
great dispatch the men being kept at
work upon her night and day. The
gunboat PAwnee, on which such horrl.
BILE cruelties were alleged to have been
committed on United States seamen,
arrived yesterday ut Brooklyn Navy
Yard. No orders haYe yet been receive
ed as to her destination, Work is very
brisk at the yard, over 2,5OO persons
being employed I
Steamer Refused clearance at .PhiIn.
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COMMERCIAL AND FInANCIAL.
tby Telegrnph.l
New York Money and stock Market

New York Money and Stock Market
NEW YORK, Nov. 10.
The Stock Exchange has been arous-
ed somewhat from its lethargy and
speculation to>day assumed more
buoyancy than FOR some time past.
The advance In leading railroad shares
especially Vanderbllts, Lake Shore
and Northwestern, 10 attributed TO the
operations Of q bull party recently
organized for the purpose OF . campaign
In the above shares.
MoNBY-Active at 6A7 per cent on
Governments and stock collateral. The
demand for discounts continues, street
rates lOal5 per cent for prime double
name papers and l2a24 for single names.
sTBRIlNd-Flrm at 1857 Tal09IS.
GoLD-Qulet: opened l271S; closed at
l27; carrying rates 6a7 per cent.
The Su6.TreaSury sold $l,000,000 at
l27,02A127,20,
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CoBUR0, ONT, Nov. 10.
Collector Eastern, suIcIded yesterday
afternoon.
KINGSTON, Nov. 10.
Father MoMahon's denuuuiallon Of
the treatment he alleges he received
while prisoner here, excltes lndIRna-
tiou, his abatement 10 declared untrue,
and regret 10 expressed at his liberation.
HALIFAX, Nov. 10.
The intelligence concerning the New
Foundland election, although the 70.
turns are incomplete, Indicates that
the Rntl-COnfederRteB have secured the
majority.
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ALABAMA.

Ratification OF 18th Ameudment.
MONTGOMERY. Nov. 10.
The Alabama Legislature has ratified
the 10Th Amendment to the National
Constitution. Vote In the Senate 20 To
none, In the house 60 to IL.
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Tho wlnnepeE Rebellion.
CHICAGO, Nov. l

SAAOA0Oi Nov 10.
Reports about the Winnepee dlfticul.
ties seem to be contradictory and am
bIguous. A letter dated PembIua.
November !, received at ST. Paul, says
that the opposition organized 10 the
entrance OF Governor McDougall into
Selklrk was OF determined character.
and evidently not the farce heretofore
reported. McDougall was warned NOT
TO enter his dominion. He therefore
stopped at the British tort on the boun.
Diary line, and sent one OF hla party
forward to inspect things, who has moi
yet returned. The letter states that A
large number Of people are opposed 10
their Incorporation into Canada, and
demand the right 10 elect their own
Legislature, which shall have power 10
pass laws Of local nature; a home
stead and pre-emption law similar 10
that Of the United States; douatIon or
land for schools and Internal Improve.
ments, and the right TO make treaties
with Indians,
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CHICAGO, NOV. l6.
Intelligence from the Minnepeg war
says Governor McDougall is now en-
camped In Dakotah Territory. His
family will return to Canada, but me
Governor and his stad will await events
at Fort Garry, whore 4 party In his
favor is said 10 exist, consisting OF the
late Hudson Bay Company officials
and some Scotch and English settlers,
Meanwhile the Insurgents have a pro-
vtsional government, and demand Q
Territorial government after the Amerl-
can fashion,, with legislature chosen
by the people, homestead act, and
funds for schools, and internal i'm.
provements. There Is a rumor that
Governor MoDougall will apply 70 the
Canadian Government for troops, and
to the Washington authorities for per-
mission TO pass them through the north.
western States. 's
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Franklin Insurance COMPANY
OF WHEELING,

16O, ,(IiL
Dirsot0rt,
SAh'L MCCLELLAN, GEORGE MKNDn.,
7. H. LOGAN, THos. r. SHALL.osOaH
=. ". FRANEHEI, J. N. VANCE,
]. II. HOBBs, MICHAEL REtLLHY.
LOUIE U. STIFKL,
This company how having been Organized
nve years, and In that time done q success.
ful business, Ia still prepared 10 take risks al
fair rates on Buildings ofRll kinds, Merchnn.
dAe, Manufacturing Establishments Fur.
niture, steam Boats and cargoes on the We1-
tern RlvGn and Lakes. This company Of.
iefA superior Inducements 10 Farmers where
by they can be insured on Dwellings, Fur.
nlture, Barns, and contents for or yeanI vi
reduced rates. This being State company
with the
LARGEST CASH CAPITAL
paid In, and surplus OF any company in the
Btatei and composed OF some ninety. four
stockholders, moat OF whom are among our
best business men, recommends ItBslf 70 the
favorable consideration OF the InsurInk
public and ROlIcltG their patronage. Appli-
cations for insurance Will be prom pity atten-
ded 10 al their Otfice, No. ~ Monroe street, or
81 their several agencies throughout the
State.
q. NJ. COEN, Secy.
Il. q. DICK, Asst Sec'y.
AAM'L MCMILLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEl4, Vlco President.
fehl9-d6W
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BALTIMORE 4 OHIO Z. K. OOMP'Y

WHKELING, May 9Th, 1850.
DABSEN9ER TRAINS WILL RUN BY
i tho following schedule on and after the
10th day OF May, lB60-WheOllnE time.
GRAFToN ACCOMMODATION.
KABT-LGAvEs WEsT-LEAVEs
wheeling 'PaIkenbnrg
daily at......6:SS q. m. daily at....loSo a. m.
Cameron. .......79e Grafton ..... ..4%S0 p. m.
ManninEton.S:1 Farm ont .....b.S0
FalrmOnt... $40 MRnnIn GtOn.6l6
ARRIVING AT Cameron "...7:6O
Grafton at. l0:45 q. m. ARRIVING AT
PafkerSburR.l:45 PIN. Wheeling RG,S:65 p. m.
Sundays excepted. 'Sundays excepted.
EXPRESS TRAIN.
KAET-LEAvEs WET, VIA g. o.D.
"WheelIng 'Leaye Wheeling
daily Rt....10:40 q. m, daily Rt......3:2S pm.
ARRIvEs AT BellAir.. ........4:45 Z"
Grafton .---.. l.l0 pm. ARRIvEs AT
Cumberland agb5 Cambridge. 7:90
HaTper1s Fly .&66 Am, Evansville. ..8:3S
Baltimore. .,.b:o5 Newark k......lGlO
WASN'T nOity $40 ColumbuS....ll:90 pm
except Sundays. Cinclnnati.-.-400 am.
Except Sunday.
FAST LINE.
EAsr-LRAVm WEST, VIA c. ~,
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at..... $50 PIN. daily at......Ga0a y. m.
ARRIVEs AT Bellalr..."...,653
Grafton ... ...-..9:D pm. ARRIVES AT
Cumberland $40 am. BarneSvIllO .S:O5
Winchester. 926 Cambridge 100 "
baltimore ....-.&l0 " AaneSVllle....9:b5 "
WWh'n City 1910 Newark......ll ll:OO
PhilRlslphlal900 IN. columbus %. .l2:lS y. M.
New York.. 400 I. IN. ClnclunIli....4l5
NAIL TUAIN.
EAsT-LEAVIs WEST, WAC. o.D.
SWheellnR "LeaVeb Wheeling
daily RL...l0:50 p. m. daily Rt......2:OS u. m.
ARRIvES AT Bellalf.. "
Grafton .-.......3:l6 Am. ARRIVE AT
PRrkenburg..7:7O =" GAINESVILLE. .1:35 "
Cumberland. ..Sl5 UaInbTldge...,6:oO "
Winchester. 3:U5 p IN. Zane6ville. "
HagerHtOwn.. ESQ Newark-.....S:3 "
BalLtmOre.....5: COlumbuS...l0H
WaSh'n Ctty.6:l5 Cincinnati ...2:U0 p. m.
"sundayB excepted. 'Sundays excepted.
Trains on the Main Limo mako connec.
tons Ut Baltimore with trains for PhllRdel.
phiA, New York and BeStOn Al Relay
House, Via Washington CITY, for all pointh
Central Ohio trains mako direct conueO-
ton at Columbus for all points West and
Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points can bo pro-
cured Ut the Ott1co.
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation, baltimore.
Il. T.. DEVRIESS
mayn 6onBnl Agent, Wheeling.
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o. RKADiRHAT PRoPLE8AX.
READ WHAT PROPLE GAY. I
Who could aRk for more substantial testl-
mOny than ls thuB given.


Hon. Gro. W. WOODWARD,
ChieT Jutttoe Of he Supreme OOtIrt Of Pa, ,wrtes
PHILADELPHIA, March IL, 1857.
al ind Hoonandh German BltterS IN q
good tonic, unelul In diD0A1ea OF the digeStlve
organs, and OF great benent In cases OF de-
bilty, and want Of nervous action In the
system. YourB, truly,
Gn0. v. WOODWARD"
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TETELLIoENCER JOB OFFICE,
i No. ID Quiucy street.
DRAY TICKETS SANDBILLsoF I4ADlNa
PROGRAMMES AND POSTERS.
CHECKs, NOTES, RECEIPTS.
SHOW BILLS for Country Merchants.
CARDS AND BILL HEADS neatly printed
MANUFACTURERS LABEIS.
INSURANCE. POLICIES AND BLANKS
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Transportation.
Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh Rail Road.
ON AND AFTER AUGuST SOlh, 1859,
" TrRlEH will run as fOlloWI:

philadelphia ais am llOpm llOpm
Tickets 10 nil principal points In the East
and West can be procured at the Union
otfieo In McLuro House, aud Rt the station
al Bridgeport.
r. MYERS,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent.
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HOOFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HOOFLANDS GERMAN TONIC

Ia a pleasant preparation OF the BllteH for
thOSe who do not like extreme BlLterE. II
IL composed OF all the ingredients OF the
and agreeable fiRVcring extracts. ItS usO
recommended when RoIne pure HtiMulant "
required In connection with the tonic pro-
pefticS OF the BILteB.
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BLOOD PURIFIERS

sveG known, and win cure all diseases re-
bulting from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure, keep your Liver In order,
keep your digestive organs In
sound, healthy condition, by
tha uRo OF these remedies,
and no dISeaAe viii
ever assall you.
THE CoMPLEXIoN.-Ladles who wish
fair akin and good complexion, free from
yelloWiAh ung6 and all other diBnRurementA,
should q 70 these remedies occasionally. The
Liver In perfect order, and the blood pure,
will result In sparkling eyes and blooming
eheakB. 20" '4S'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
SING SING.

m place Of 10 seresi nearly covered With young fruit
trees about 400 mostly standard pears just 10 bearing; situated
near the Hudson River, oommaudi1g sTs1hd view Of Ito
river and about niles from TIE depot The house fst
class 6uhed the best manner With expensive marble man
te sne spring water bot ard cold throughout iad all The ne
oeisry modem Improvements large eaniags house. both
peary new also. eoaehmIus ghTdeuers house lth est
mated that the buildings could not be placed for less than
$500 ~
Or would be exchanged for unncaubeFed city perry
los Five laAd with large brick house Of - rooms siet
either for gsutemsns residence Gscss boarding house Co.
ll6 An eegsut Couuiry About Acres Of One ihd,
most beautifully located very commanding ridge, within
miles Of the Depot With extended views Of the liadson sni tie
surrounding country Pine lawn planted With over 100 ever
green's besides great rsrey Of deciiuous ard oruhneri
trees and Towering shrubs heaeou' plants rosebuhes &C.
The fui, u the very best varieties OF dNaH sd
standard apples asl pears peaches plans cherries 6aeAtef
rs. raspberes goosebsrri,s strawberries eurrHn' ke TIE
roads and walls built Ia tic most thorough nsune and
covered With tic lad Of gravel used on The Central Park
Tie bulldogs al built IN 1864 Honse las 10 rooa
with an abundance Of closets bay Windows large iueoed
perch pia &c. Hot and cold water bath range aud muaee
Carriagshouse stable &C. IN building 20I5' Niih rooms
for eoaehman and gardener The whole property 10 perfect
order and imneie possession be given Photographs can
be e..
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WN. NJ LITTLE Auciionesr.
pY WYCKOFF g. LITTLE.
THURSDAY. March

THURSDAY. March II,
TnE MOST bESiR4BLE LOIS oTFEEED ar AUCTION THIS
sr OUTSIDE rF II dPT HqTs Ls A PsT .aed RIDGE tn. s Of tn.
GP1FP PtRV p.rg The iomesteai and sroapd surrounding it,
SALE POSITIVE AYD PEREMPTORY,
has purchased Virginia aud expects 10 a. once
On Pouhsye Boulevard Ph and sIhasL SiItyfh sixty
TIrLR IS6IsPUTIRLR PRINTED ABSTRACTS WILL WILL BB
FURNISHED TO ALL PURCHAsBRS FREE OF CHARGE
property ave blocks OF the city limit ndspn
nr one Of the most desirable building ys, offered
@ sn s iUs being sisd, 1'o on o tas Scfs Fall.
but one TofI 10 m no Btn ,s p t sboa 10 MINUTES walk rom
Ba Ridge ferry which briggs iis a'ssaSe within ~ minutes "A
TIE property that the greater portion does not require
grading whatsoever for buIillg
about oneh part Of wba. they are the city Of
Maps and terms can be obtained at the Of the Iueonse No
ISL Aantaguest, and No u Cedarst. NeT-lorE
At the Exchange saesoom Broadway NewYork o the
,7s count OF Sao@ u nay eSPSe9 Y6pE,yE and ST.
SoNiyE also CLINroE.ST aad DWELLING on FRANKLIN
CIASsoN AVE northwest corner Of LEPFERTsST, Of the
desirable in the elwo Lots having on Of u iee'
lots 90 tst front depth as per map
wet sile. adjoining the above, 81 fet u inches -,
LBFFEklSS-Ihese lOi' are saEfouuded O the BEST Improve
BEooSLYS1vE 9oss,, Of RERgEy$Ti IS .;T&3 aS
THB ISLASD Opcr remain on bond aad mortgage The
niRkiNERSr Pour Lo !Io fronting the south side l51
fsst east of GLOVE ROAD or PERRYAyR
BRBvOoRTPLACBFo Io, 2oIs29 the north side in
Of Pine residences adon this property on both SIDES
Ten Lots on the SIDE Of cLlSToNSr Brooklyn being The sn
front between Mil and Centrestt
Also a time sri pl.ce,
FRANKLIN The desirable residence the west Sde oi frank
asve feet north OF Iayeive thresor basement
Srl slbcar brick splendid order well ball" eoHths
all the modern Improvements
Also tine snd p'are, 81, -
FULTONAVE PROPERTY the south se between
Abny suI No., 2Olo 2Ol2 20l4, 2Ol6 aud 2Oi8
House STORY Taiepbia front white marble trimmings marble
rfr. cas- nd water ibis properly rapidly approaching value
Mp Of all le above viii be ready at No Isl honiagaest Gnd
No 1l Cslar ST. N-w.lork.
Asl At the time and place,
PPpFNpTORY POSITIVE sae, 10 close an ESTATE a m
or iung. aud Improvements JEkJhA
Inn or CENTRRYIIIB STATION the L. r. r.. Ia the town ot
OeT For maps &c apply tothe Aneteaee OF 70 DD"o
L BARR, No % Nas.aIst, \. !.
Also q be time aud place,
COTTAGE EAST NEN- NORh, SS LOTS
POSITIVE and PEREMpTORY SAJE-iwos;oy and basement
-5xt0; two lots
o. lie m side Of l09 fret u inches south from Esst New
York AYR. AMI - feet fOm ATLANTIC-AVE Maps reair
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A. J. BLxEcKzR. Aucioneer =.
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY, under on

Teetlou Of GRoRGB r. NELSON. esq., Referee appointed o.
In partition OF EsIAl - OF AhDhA'A"'' "'
TAILOR deceased yaB Tuy against Van Iuyl r,,rpsnIy
D BiEECKHR son Co viii SILL al auction on ~,
March 49, 70 the Exchange sse',9Sm 20 40 ii
UOISFS and LOIS Nos 49 Al, Az 4lo 10 w obFbNlh'
AyR eo1isy TIItysi,thst st, and No t7J AITORNBf.Sf .
HOUSES and Tors 49, 5lS 9l1 HOUSTON corner OF Az
10 Lors on FIRSTAvE shundrd Sndt"ents'h and one
hundred enty IS ~ ,,,,yy-, ptpsT .Nn oEP
HUNDRED lSECOkDSIS ewerh ilr,' s9l Ay "a a.
LOT SOUTHEAST CORNER FlhSi'A'h T. anu ON
AND. SKVENrEENTllsI - ~, ,r rr,y p,,ry vnupru
HOUSE AND LOT ON ONEHUNDBED'AND'i" 4 "hN AF'SNih'
ST. beSeen Third aud fOwihhVes ,,..r,, .r,,,r,, ,r
1,LOrS NONEuLApRED-AND W ENi l'iulhUol oeLNeeh
lois on oNEHUYDRgD ASD TWENTY THIRDST, 300 feet
s'' ss Io1s on oNE.HUEDRED. AND TwBNTYNINTGST. AND
oSpiiiS TDIRrRrHsr between Ninth and TeBth.
ave- -,or,n -, asa uore1,oH IL.
tween % Sps'S SSSwisT SI@ CORNER AVENUE AND osEHUSD
kEp ~ = !" u snt ,gued GEORGE p. NELSON Referee
Por terms s,e and other particulars PPV 10 uEouS
No Liberty - -
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
ApRlAs u. MuLLER. AaetIsnssr

II. MULLER kHotlsheeT
VALUABLE LOTS on Eighth-aye,3, OPPOSITE IHs1, 70
- E,'r p,fl and sIty-binthst Al AUCTION -ADihnN
tf tnS ~ WILKINS Co will sell At Auction on MoSpAI
Mn IS a. II o'clock Exchange salesneom No lt boaaS @
Miin 10 ~ Iots situate he west side Of kighbMe COM
"a t,t soah Sntynuth e. aad opposite ,hs Csa.,.l
msk sT . Lots situate The south side ot hhvthln
n Ebth ave- snd gore M on the The .so,e
described lots st be ,on , ~,1 Eo Pine q t3lo6l
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
E q ST RiNER.

pLRRCKER son Co.. vii sell at suction, on THURSDAY,
Nh n Al u M, 81 the EEcbanEs Sal. room, -,
FokTY SrOns lat Oh the north side, eOmmsaeaE i
49, of pirsiave.; 26IloeA lI .|..I IHl,
FoRiI .TIgDsIrw0 ss op soath side ssnnsneAE ~ s'
.,,, n fEiftaye. eAth ElxORo '...y - . = - 49,.
TFieen lots the north aide Of Forty lrd ST.
nrs i5O kettak Of Frsaye. and nnnng to The kAs kver
FORTY FOURTH sf-ftsen o's 90 tas souo '"S oiF"VO1
=, INN -dl,tsly IN the reaS u the abors lai~
Anss A No II Cedarse
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
PEEIISI(IIL.

40 TwetytHo shd haf Acres, ubder good eura'cn seTs'
laid with ornamental aud fru trees; acre wood acres
pear aud peach orchard In bearing snail u In ahuudlnee
IpTlug sld well water Pane House +5I5 moern hnsheJ
marble mAuiels, &C. 10 oous barn, eAITsgehoule &C. lu
OF tie Highlands
m farm Of 1870 acre miles from depot With
iate ofbafa mile; productive snd 80 u, trees house
p Rooms tenant house 2oIJ) 3, acres To- heavy tmber. p
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
NYACIE-

new ard handsome country Hset 10 eomaui
Ing fnest the rivers ,bou. so feet river ol. boating.
bathing. &C. would take 10 part payment house IN Bioeku'
alo cottages on tAs rver fruits Ia 2
New-York tribune., 1869-03-12
POUdHKEEPsIE.

&c. Pour acres handsomely laid oat within three minutes Nsh
from depot house flushed th .hou hard wood heated By
steam range all modern Improvements 10 rooms beside A'sie
esrragehouse iee.boase Easbouse, &c .......''.''