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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-14

s,my At for%s. grsss Vim. a. css:r s,as. ssr. -..s
az IS ;l.o 500 ssl., I. q 90 80 = al
TO- sf g ss No. " ss's:ss ~ p.
extra DO and waao. g... - . - Tar ~s' aa ana
ops-Linseed dun and heavy :. SIC &C. m e.sss
and bbs No sales reported Other kinds were s.
rRovIsIoss sscslp.. lis sel. pork, ~ "a beef q %
moderate jobbinr demand and prices generally ae
over rSr future delivery the market was ?u., and rA.ss
sss for sa 's So si Tor e 4 %s "a
sas: ssa .as asss
WIN qisa s. chiefly o asl
S4 SS s .sa :. 60 Tor
wacn s. a M M 20 ss deere ss :.
transacted tsres beef prices which
e s9 go srss s 'a q.
do Cut meats inactive, but hsd for fun prices FEY
G:es:'s ID 70
:ew & a1 being sd
Cambsraaa cut. Lard Was i. lower bSs at The reduc
a sS Isc for No. 70 prime
latter closing at about 1884, and isc lao for kettle
sa ssgss 'st held .
prices there no buyers 81 $50 bis
inferior quality sold At ISc Crude IN bbs was In light
ssas s
ans s," The
b6s for first and last half Of this MONTH at c and
being Obtained early ia the dav wa also small lot Of s. IL
Ut 33tc- Eaphtha duh ut 1U3c llc h0 bbis
erc sold at the latter price, The jobbing trade was quiet
~ usual on Mondays but prices were unchanged saes
wore made 3c S6ctee latter price for prime brands
quiet and heavy Ut Bike and afterwards declined TO
sJ1c. Bic, and closed with sellers BIC. a30Ac. The
sales were 5.000 bbs the spot at S0kc q Blc.,
oiosng ut 20c 1900 do for December ~ 3c. 1000 do u
3lac 1Ol do. At Bic. and 20 900 do at 30hc 30ac.
KICr-There moderate business transacted In Caro-
at TIC. 74c for common to prime. Rangoon dull and
nominal
SUGAa.-Raw In limited demand, but held for full
prices The sales connned to rs hhds at &c Asc
for Cuba Porto Rico GOO boxes within the Of
our quotations. Refined quiet NJ former prices hard
being quoted at ltc. l5sc, soft white at l3sc. nrc
extra @ at 1876. is4c and yellow n l3o = lS4c
0tsc; fair good refining. l0ysc ac; good 10 prime
refining, 1lsc. HE. fair to good grocery lac nxc
prime to choice grocery, lsc centrifugal, hhds
ana boxes, $40. i2s4c moiaBses, hhdB and boxes, sc
1880 nielado &C. 8]sc Havana BoxesDntch standard
Nos 7as. ohc alO,sc do. do, Nos 10 H. l,se llAc
l3c. IsAc.; do. do Nos. ~ TO- Htsc N}sc; do. do
white 49, 14Ac Porto Rico-Rsnnng grades 1880.
uhc; grocery grades, ike. l3Hc.
SERDb.--Lnseed continued to rule dull and nominal II
81 70 god duty paid. Other kinds dull but held for
full prices.
srnAHNx slow of SALE the demand being light and
prices were rather heavy few small lots were sold within
and tierces-
TALLow.-The market was quiet, but prices were un
changed There sold $4,000 lbs OF l0c l0c, accord
ing to quality.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l. 100 bbls, with improved dc.
mand and comparatively small offerings The market was
-5 bbs al ON 03, closing srong ut the latter
price,
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The wheat arm under A mo lerst. demand
ne s5oa. sso bushels :. 70 Tor eho C No.
ior 40 ia sore q ioS us.sSsd " aS. p ~ 7.
81 70 Tor csiforss ran sas p., ac,. .ss
Il , .o s 81 Is er do sass u fsi "a .aS ns~
nearly nominal The sales about s1u bushels a &c
SO for Western ana stats .nd ss Tor Jersey and
southern barley aa,sl vita Gales o. ss0 basa.
barley duh aud nominal TIE % grain sn
hs View ferk and hreosyn warehouses Deeemher u, iss
i.s4 90 cats 6,eH rye s0lon 10. bAfe, sl,s;l a..
ss.ssars~iss make, w.s very qu-, ana rates n .om.
sa.lly dun N. engagements To ivrrpool per-
~ hhds taSs :. la "a. $50 basbs. wheat 81
sad rsfmeei Loo b.e. cotson q lsf oeslsk b.lsa
Asg bushels ~bs.i 81 So sna per 7o ba~.
- ~ To ASssu~. per slesnssr 80 hhs apur a. 10
nss..n ~ Nv, ssn 1850 a. - 49, sad - tons %
IRON fb.dspha ~ No Conilneni Ahoat 70
uUsum privsts terms srAoonsg from he sas
soaiA sas Cabs .aa s.l sassr Al s asa nars asog, Is
hhds. Tor he and fsieL
1usslss we're nsrss sna prless eafuins Al Ia
lie. for bags and isSe ale Coz cioth.
ior~ ~ers en- ia t aeasva frutn AL of buyers
aud tho snst tu priees prps .. hawrstr
sss.,.ar iss ~ 90 sr.sss IRE &c s.ss sss VERY a
HAVING fsh demand ana moteFaie r~cwpts the
act affn - - A.. for sAirpinx. ~ ~ ~ fer rvl2n
iuss Al o. iofof IONS re sus. snd - ~ ior ssors
ugsr.-rhe rsrlss fos al sinas -as Inactive and we
hear 81 NJ ssies fees nominal Al former qstpna
cor all kinis ~sfs heavy 81 lea. sstsons
bbs >sw oriesns prtssis serrss-
NAVAL sroaEsfhs hnsane~s m spirits turr~rtine
eh.nSs IN prIoos Aboal d0cs wsrs ssld a.
S.c Al close echgnss. ana shipplns iots ysrd
vss as0'ss ~ Ae ssss ne.n-fss 100 Aass -sss bella
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corfkE.-Ro ~as DUH the demand being i,rhs. and We
heard OF sales Prices steady however our Last
quotations Other kinds dull unchanged ssIcs
x,uSl bags MArAeaibo private terms.
FLOUR AND eiAIs.-Receiptn. 12as< bbls -four, ag2S
bushels wheat ipo do oats fp and l7nl do bar
The -four dull aud heavy. md there
were some sales decline OF &C. ic though
not generally lower The sales about bbs inc
ing cnoies round hoop Ohio k5 80 for export southern
nour IN limited demand and heavy price Tie sales
So bbis. Rye -four steady, with moderate de-
maud. sses 30 Dpls Corn dull bat unch anred
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FLORIDA PINE ApPLEs.-A Key West Fla, paper
says:-Benjamn Baker, OF this town, has sold his
crop.O pine apples this year for nearly $1,000 THIS
crop was gathered rom less than acre and half
OF ground he has 100000 plants, winch will DO IN
bearing next year, and these cover about seven
acres OF ground and n sold at the same rate ~ this
years crop will net him $4,000. The pine apple
crop Of Florida next year VIII exceed &2o0.0o9s
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STREET QUOTATIONS.
Half.past Five o,Clock p. nj.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


MONDAY, Dec. 1876 r. NJ.
corros.-Ths market was more active there being an
Increased demand both for spinning export but with
larger offerings prices heavy though lower The
sales 27 bales ncudng 7S srrve), of which 62
for spnning 40 for export and 20 speculation For
future delivery there fair business
.alss were 4 olows:to bales, basis low niddlng for
January Al nc "a suO do, for February, nj 25&c. 800
do. for December At Abe and 200 do March, part at
Va. lllufa. 49, -
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osSoco Coin FIgLD.--Gold has been arriving at
the rnIladeiphIa mint for several months past from
\ tract Of land VA the state oi Guayana, republic Of
Venezuela. said tract being owned and worked ~
Residents " thus city. Altogether til40Qp nave been
Hcnt 10 the Mint SINCE April OF this year IL IL some
what remarkable that these deposits have never
been worked aud indeed II 10 NOS known whether
there has ever been anv exploration OF them from
tie time OF the Inflated expedition OF Sir Walter
Raleigh down Ia the year 1868 in the latter year
Mr.. J. H. Austin, formerly OF tins city sent out Mr.
L. NJ DAVIS, also OF Philadelphia, to explore the gold
region south OF the Orinoco. Since then grant OF
land has been maze TO Mr.. Austin, and vigorous
nmnng operations have been gong on Win the
ABOVE resp.t-Ihaade.Dhta Ledger, Dec IL
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


New York City.
Boulevard 100 II Of sh st. eor2sIssI2za 90
Kssds st. > ot Isl Church farm 1853 500
ss ssS .: Ca Of Of ga =. -, ssISss
3th A. 42s n OF 9Th Az IasxOo6 1000
loan !, \ i'oi. Mos q sOI i ssSS
ii aS ~ x siss a. s.i5.
ioh AZ ana 5Sth d, cor, 7bxlW AS0V
Kings County.
Hooper ST. sss Of fs ssSord AZ, ss,,o .ssso
Hooper s. zoo g q Bedford loIioo. 1900
Jsa:r:oa H. Trsss = Az AZ ssoS.:. $500
PARK Az A.. son. q washington AZ, saioS 400
Third =. q North Ninth LOO
49, Ian !. aln s,'' $500 500
Atlantic sv loo Il Of Brooklyn az, so.ioo 1855
l., Ss: ~ ~ t &c. s a. ST. @ 1900
ceesr. Palmetto St, corner 5s5nIOii5s.a 0"
Central az Palmetto !: corner, tract extending
Central y and Magnolia st corner extending 90 ooo
Magnolia It. VS. 100 II Of Central av extending
msp asha.sn esS hiason csnr. nv rs:
mgto fsimetto
Wostchester County.
egEEsBgRs.
Part James Danforh's, dec, property, Il 3i91,0Oo
Part Wesichas.er Mail. work. properly S5Iaod 5000
Robbins nv, Z, 100 3 of Lex st. 25xi7i. ..... 800
Robbins Is n OF Lex It, 25xi7l........ 200
Hath a. 100 II W Of Clifton 25xl00 $50
Evergreen and Grand View avs part lot IL, map of Rye
park 74i00 acres 25oo
YONkERs.
Rverdaie S n Of Ludlow st. 1851 900 1871
Kings bridge road, adjoining Kellys, 25x00. $40
Rverdae "a II Of Ludlow St SOL 900 20 100
Edmund Smiths properly, 1917 acres .ls, 600
Hudson County, N. j.
Ere A. g. 2, Z. OF North oh at 25rioo. @ 100
HOBohEN.
Clinton ST. lot So block g. Coster estate 25xl00 300
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The government market closed with the following
ptrest qnotations:--Unned States currency sizes
loo 1904; do. Skies 1881, registered, Iis ausG.
do, do, COUPON 1lsk 100; 40. I've sven,,es. res
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Arrested for tue Murder Of His Wife and
Child.

From the Louisville Courier-Journal. Dec. 1o.l
Information received IN New Albany yesterday
stated that Peter noldseich husband and father OF
tue woman and child so horribly butchered near
1ro,, Ind. ON the 18th OF November. was on
last Tuesday arrested IA the murderer Of his
wife and daughter. He was arrested Amber
son river, two miles back OF Troy, where the
foul deed Was committed. His hat, which he re-
ported having lost In the woods, was found IN
a cupboard behind some Old Jars. and 1t was
eloliea ali over with blood he denies having
bought a new suit Of clothes about the time OF the
murder but the merchant WHO sold him clothing
and dozen persons VINO saw him wearing them
VIA swear 20 the contrary fhe little daughter, tour
years and half oiu, which Goldseich attempted To
murder but faded IL getting better, and the authori
ties hope TO get statements nom her SUFFICIENT to
counrn the many circumstances pointing to this IN
human brute M the murderer OF his own wife and
chnd. GoiaSech Is now ia Spencer county jail
ut kockport, Ind.
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McGnira oyer Stemmler.

sin these two districts the returns were Tor Hugh
Murray Ia total OF 128 vOtes). should The Board OF
Canvassers decide to count these 1873 votes for Hugh
Murray instead OF Henry Murray It VIII give Coulter
q majority over Henry Murray OF 252 votes.
The Board VIII resume It's session ut eleven O'Clock
this morning.
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TwENTY-sEcosD WARD.

RRCAPIrULATIoN.
Total vote for Murray for Police Justice...... All
Total vote for Coulter for Police Justice 1896
Coulter over Murray. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Ia
Total vote for McGuire for civil Justice .... 1884
Total vote for Stemmler for civil Justice .. 1877
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noon street quotations were quarter 10 half per
cent below those oil the noon call. state bonds
were withourany special new feature.
The Commissioner OF Railroads OF Ohio today
received complete report OF the operations OF the
Atlantic and Great Western Railroad for the wear
ending June go 1882 The earnings were Is, 1857.
she operating expenses sa,459,2os, leaving balance
Of 81, 638 089.
The following were the closing prices OF stocks ai
the last session Of the Stock Exchange: 81
So Cumberland. 25 2eA; Western Union, sas. 3s's
Quicksilver, Tx 177s; Marposa, ~ 8: do. pre-
ferred, is; Pacific Mail, 52h q 524: Boston
Water Power 1871 q Is; Adams Express,
b3k a 63T; Wells-Fargo Express, Tx is4;
American Express, 4oa IL; United States Express,
SEX 52k; New York Central consolidated aoS
. 9o%i do. scrip, s3S a s3A; Harlem, l3s& q 1ss;
Erie. coh q 2oa; do. preferred. 45 u ~; Reading
I00x 100A: Michigan Central. la3Y hid;
Lake Shore, s6x q s69.; Illinois Central ls3 a
i345l; Cleveland and pittsburg. s2S q So;
Chicago and Northwestern, 72l .2ys; do. pre-
Ierred, "a s41; Cleveland, Columbus and CinclD.
nati, IA n rs; Rock Island, 100 1907; Milwaukee
aud 8 I. Paul. 73L o 1916 do. preferred, s5a a So;
Fort w ayne, sos q ssS; Alton and Terre Hautc pre-
Ierred, IS; ohio and Mississippi 2s'. 10; Delaware
and Lackawanna, 107 q 10; New Jersey Central.
ll4agi1f; Chicago and Alton. itS la; do. pre-
ferred las ia4ls; Morris and Essex tex dlyidendb
IS bid; Hannibal aud Sc. Joseph. log bid; DO. prc
ferred, los a ITO; Columbus Chicago and Indiana
Central. ~. %.
The extreme fluctuations OF the leading specula
tive stocks are comprised IN the following table Of
the highest and lowest prices OF the day.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-18
rVRUSTEE's SALE
VERY VALUABLE RE

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
By virtue oa Decree Of The Circuit Gou for Kent County sitting
WEDNESDAY the l6h Of MAY. 1869
ag House Sas,arss Euf Comfy Miry,ad is following men.
W H. BiSKSToS e s ami stated a the Fiss Rccos
District said COuuty the public road leading from Sss
No. kuo sa as The HOME F1N or SUNNYsIDB confirms 400
most AID h improved Heu County the whole Of
IT, Hh The exception o about thirty acres (which Is good timber land
wo7d well vact with good post and rail fencing las three
,i ,t css and r,g II located ai,gt two miles from
Masse Crs Eod' sri MnDgOa sbors wo niles FROM Wilson'S
Iout stlmost udug the Ssssaias Rivers ana three miles oh
Sas-e Cross ol' o9 o. ~, D@e n,Io'a 81 ia AgI 4
& i Il l % fo, vs,y bI I isss AMI m one of Ge most besp,
M tbrny hbo,Lools tie county It should
ST. Joseph Peacock on tb farm win take pleasure 10 showing
premises ty who c1L The imgr'csts "toU ifom
dseg barn stables poultry houses &c 10 short everything needn
NE terms ofs prescribed bv The decree are; 5000 e,,b
within thy tsr TIE discretion Of tbe Trustee and the balance in
eu annual @ e Of oD, tso three -four hse AID six years from
Win r apt t Trustee, bearing Interest from the Jet Of
No t1esu rs pAyss ISDUSTRY" contain, 2 Of Lard
more are s H 1eg Po1ei aai asae g.oi ,oIli ~ -
m the -hloHo % the Home In being Only ahgu ha1
laug aon S.'a 90 Assss Cross Ro's and Nasioai con,
sssfss: d nie, foa Esoas Point steamboat audug
Sa.ia' Rsr aul @ miles ron A.';r C9, Roads station o1
vstcl David Baesstln eq on 30 tdloaIng iTP WI a.e
ns-ts are 3 "r5 DsellGg and the usual oatludurt
urrscTael bv The DecrcS rAD cath
discretion Of tha Trustee. and The balance IN
and rve from tue DAY OF
s T7Ts % DO secured bv the bond OF the purctassr
VIII security approved bT o. Trustee bearing interest from lst January
L.. ...,. ,,,.,, ,.,,-l..., ,,, -- ~,
LAND AID uearthe ogcdeued properly About
lllsuce timber The
With be made trstos im
f-rcng tcIle Hos small relch and apple orchard Three
ros'age q S1ssarss, sul The distance from
steamboat auag sas river The Delaware branch o the Kent
Comfy Railroad 20 yards 81 this farm Convenient 70
buvces George Morris. the farm S, show 60 ny one
The Improvements tWO story frame DWELLING,
with usual outhai.liugb iB ordinary repair ..
TUE TFR,S or SALR prescribed by the decree 5000
cash OF within ls discretion Of tho Trustee aBd tue balance
trnua one tFo Gad three years from TIE ay OF
- credit paacus 90 De secured BY tie bond The purche
security approved b tie trustee bearing Interest from TIE s' oi
JIHu7rr. 1870
rh rs7er toe Hone Prm and the right Of way b and
% v be- ere There viii also be reserved two lots Of
cre acre each il the woodland go.
Pesson cases he given The let day Of JauuaIy s'o
Costs 40 deeds stamps br, o be paid bT The purchasers pot Of
exhibited a. r sale when ihe tunh 81 aea
r each v De definitely aeIa4d There Viii be POSITIVE bAL
i7 a - csfes DALI mail from heTlork Philadelphia and
baltimore Ger, Philadelphia twice per tay Tor Md
d8gu the Delaware Railroad short distance from these
tfacS ~ lsad. o., 81
H. JAMES BLACKISTON. Trustee,
CbeEeTtOwH, Keut Co, Nd.
l.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-18
9uarS anS GOoms.
Suuua,r S2ttrtats.

Summ,r Gttrtats.
4 FEW PERSONS can obtain BOARD, with
good ROOMS 10 Orange New jersey good 'aanE s,eoHnoa
re places but respectable people need aPPy' Address T.
" SPRINGS Nadsu Co. n rPrtc c''s Hotel accommodation
GIVE OFT gR' No. f alssa & a S'G e. % Or T 3 T. BAc&Ss Fg
NOUNTRY BOARD WANTED-For the
SagTs, By & H Of 49, sr @ IN pa%gf soS & M i'' & ' Is,5 @j
to he -rnhc ani aool Airr. D II W, Ttsa1e ofe,
COUNTRY BOARD.-First-cla class Board can be
oS lbe I'ea Can adr c. sroEEM opposite no /" "wes't
NOUNTRY BOAlD-First-cass Board, and
vc-r hr tie 2 june Mor,ovn NJ Address Bon No. rs
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, Clavcrack.
y T. win be opened for summer Bodgn on MONDAY July
Special Terms ' '''' ''" ''' '''''' Res, iGoSzo PLACE
! ONG BRANCH n. 1.-THE MANSION
II HOUSE will open Juur j. 3 LAIRD ifop'e''f
T'HE METROPOLITAN HOTEL win open
d Jane a 5. LAIRD, iwgu5I,r
VyUE UNITED STATES HOTEL will oncn
Il Juac 20 S LAIRD BRO, Pogue.JIL
g LAIRD can I've seen at METROPOLITAN
-. HOrEL " MONDAY aadIUEsDAi q each "ee-. 1e.'eea
tie hours Of o add
I ONG BRANCH BOAT leaves Pier No. 90,
foo, of aud p Kesuiag 1'es Log
Branch a, 7.l5 .. N and 3 p ~.
CPRING HOUSE, Vallonia Springs, Broome
- Co, n Y-JRRoME SANDS. PgPn,'or-lh ag --t ,a1.
er The proprietor pleasure tsntrug bs tut i' .s
numerous visos d8rrg the a tFd respectfully @ i.rf PATTON
age encour1gemcut the coming Ir h I'
raar. to make bis guest. comfortable happy llrs -er
Wb him.
1be.e Sphrgs long been celebrated ~ h deal properties
In aHI striking within
& o16r i,T iBed valley Of lie Jeaq, a,lharas hy present
larger class q Hse rrLng aatt fsy
than any other nolei resorts in The Couutry.
Through the valley roads Hf1dug pleasant drives eIef
tsn exercise being always ile CONVENIENCE Of
the ysitorA
yo wshinr viii be the depot q, Anon Deposit BY g'iss
the proprietor notice iu time
W. i'~f' TERNS- Week or ~ Dav.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-18
Seal estate 10 Grtbangr.

A FINE COUNTRY SEAT and Six Acres,
~ ul twelve miles Of Nev,York, EXCHANGE for Pha im-
proved r-operty Abundance Of fruit BROOkFELD no 8l Cea
TFNO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
Several Long Island FARAS One Of 900 acres syyJ one %.
sre Of acres $1,000 or 8 5000 Of J acres
ENCUA E, several other IAEMS ln EeyJef-
sey .Yors NJ 4 EULAED o., No. Beck
rIsu O.. Me-. fo-E.
TV1O EXCHANGE-For House and Lot in
Er8tra Or New York FARM Of l5 s Hohook Station,
IerlI good house and bara, fronting tie railroad yourg orea
- Id Dr. farming Utensils poultry stock wagons ice vines,
49, ~~' ''.'' @'''' j. z PAYTEE No. lcl DiyiaoHst
New-York tribune., 1869-05-18
auttiou SaI,s Of 9raI Gstats.

o. H. PIEHsoS. Aucioreer.
1 TCTION SALE at MenlO Park, n. IA
y toiorr HOUSE and LOTS; the Directors Of te j. Lt
r n is-ing hhle1 depot az Melo Park wAic1 vile De
-feS rr5ers s p, e Of the desirable '0f resi-.
s uf ay point within b9us ride o. AeTlo; ile ao,e COY
srr situated 21j q tie railroad, and isa ttca,s red.
rer Pork viii be groala2 place. lO person, ,'
ruchasef lots there; tle lots are cach 1'' i tLe
house ssi lots ri be devoted improving arl Leagt
.-. IIg alI lots WILDE sold % auction o. IJE ~
IAN Ts a- tha premises Tie train leaves foot Of
t. Joy tickets alp.v q e o.ce oi NE ALLO ram
i Us LL0..uaT Room ~
New-York tribune., 1869-05-18
Slrof,ssiunaI 1otlrs.

CONSIDERATIONS FREE in all cases Of
CIiHONIC DhEASKS-Tnyalds call or Communicate by
nail Dr E D. POOTB author of Medical Common Sens No lll
Lenetonae Of Easi Twenyeglihsi n l. once h'u
from 10 q. TO- I'LL D. m
DADICAL CURE-WithOut knife, caustic or
detention business for Structure l11a Pg Diseases ~
Bladder sud hllue.s Disease a,d I",'' 90 1. ~ ''.o
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auc,oneer
HOUSE AND LOT No IA WAVERLEY-
4 PLACE. NEAR BROADWAY. At AUCTION.-ADRIAE H.
MULLER r. r. WILKINS Co., will sell at suction TUESDAY
Nay l9 ct Y O'Clock e Exchange Saesroom, No Ill Broadway
2story aud attic brick house and lot
the sou SIDE Of Wayeeypoe between Mercer ard Greuess
aud known No. a. Lot 30 feet inches front aud rear by 80 feet "a
the side aud % feet the side The above described
4 or being Broadway desirable for business
Nsrs olce Of Auctionees No. PiuesL (5U7l
New-York tribune., 1869-05-18
Gitu 9ruptrtu TO GIT.

ITO LET-SecOnd FLOOR, unfurnished; also,
furnished ROOM first foor for two gentlemen without
board No ll2 East Twenty seyenh.st, near Pogrhaye
VNO RENT-A handsomely furnished HOUSE,
to etlT private family for yosrs Terms moderate
Address A. b. Tribune Once.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-18
pEREMPTORY SALE OF

JOSEPH MCGUIRE. Auctoucer,
will sell by suction THURSDAY May 90 az II o'clock az the
Exchange Salesroon No III Broadway, Eew.York
The lots with dwelling and stable delightfully."- situated the
Of Nuhaye and SyeHeeuthst Brooklyn ThB
ground beautifully laid with Ahrnhbery flowers and variety VI
The fruit The close proximity the Park 90 being
blocks distant from tue eEtrsuc) makes 10 desirable
Investment; hehuess aud 30 Unsurpassed From
Prospect Park, Greenwood Cemetery sandy
Hook. and the Atlantic Ocean for many miles
Sale positive 10 the highest bidder.
Maps particulars AucoBeers Office No o. Cca
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New-York tribune., 1869-05-18

-. ATUTiV u NO ~ ITr'0He'E -.
DESIRABLE EhaIDLHCE at Rye, west
ADRIAN o. MJIeF p - WILKINS e Co. ull tsl a. Auction on
TUESDAY ,ir - s ' Of . % f- ,lage So esroow 10 ilI
Dfsr gt leETIi. formerly 1s tfc brsi hl
g. eErs. By Ctafes M .r m i s .r Chuclst. town OF
~ hsir sttsI Cos1tr E I c,-a.g about q arre about o
of uc DEPOT atf a.e ifa. a-a-iat atdnt ihe hou.e
~ attic tme i.I I r b1ti fi, lert Hl.h aH 'll.u
ltti contains ID if.e tl OBJ tas oae5n llo,e
.o al cold wlter. b.hF0s1 Haton ~ al iafnaco pug
% pc premises s good s.abe cs -e .olse t.eas .u m
rf tLl.l4tiuEs f., Fa.4etl c il a tI'at N1'h '"o
tI.. t.t Uleri.rclt tleH Of Long is.I. n..
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New-York tribune., 1869-05-18

OFRCK AGTtNa COMNfssARr Svis'tS'SA'
DAyIps ISLAND. ~ u H. May - 70, -,
CEALED PR0P0SALS-On duplicate ~ iI llt
~ be until u O'Clock the Oh day Of ~ A R ~
from June to December 0e9 The aesh beet 20 oe o. tss
able quality equal popori Of fore and hlt r.
shAnks aud hdney.talSw eteludedl and delivered NM
such quantities as MAJ o
viii he sessned ,ba not made a regular butcher So n. s,
name An full plaee Of business, and residence i g,s
iucnng proposals muEt Rd0EAed Proposals NT fer '
Beet" - -, " " " IS
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received rSe. of9s ny
Cl ~ de Hoard Of Rneaou. Of Grand and kms u i
N ths 3ist DAY Of May lg6 and until O'Clock m on gs
g,y y alterations repa premises situated On "s'' F"
1t Tenth aud EleVenth'ayeA
Plans aud be at tho ohee oflhe
ofRnlimgs No ii6 GTAndsi, third door. .L....0o.,l.
the right 10 reject or all OF 'n'
oHered' iSI1S n uEIdK A. IT, USDBRllLL
y n SIMONSON, MICHAEL HA'"'
TRRRNCK RILEY - .-....A ESA
Dated May I7h. .ls6a
New-York tribune., 1869-05-18

CTETSON HOUSE,
= LONG BRANCH n. j.
Hotel viii open Or shout the h Of Juas Arprioa' 'i
al Long Branch May and during the iir g. ad
d. H. will a. turning al ra.i e.-l-s
parties wishing rooms spend the day 81 Long Buugh
P-' g. a. SIErsON. IT,. Proprietor
NNINDMERE COTTAGE, Greenwood Lake,
w Oaare Co n Y open Por circulars cal or address ~
T. BROWNING Co. 2j Elst Fourtlst lo a. Monroe,
Orange Co., n. !.