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The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-30

THE Troy laundresses, who were 81 long
upon strike, have established cooperative
laundry for washing and ironing, aud have
also gone into manufacture of collars and
cuffs, etc.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FROM ENGLAND.

I'VE do not hold ourselves responsible for any
on expressed by our Correspondents.l
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-30
OFFICIAL ORGAN OF THE LABOR UNION

address Of the Pesideat Of he National Labor Union.
~ " TREVILLICK, No. los GrtWod street, Detroit,
Mich.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-10-30
THELAW OF SOCIAL REFORM.

CHIUAGO & PHILADELPHIA
SATURDAY, Oct. 80, 1869.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase such property,
will find to their interest to advertise In TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper and In addition TO this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found, not only in EewYork all its cities ana
villages, but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be brief as will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made TO the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that tho
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
read by oil classes THE TRIBUNE deyotes especia
attention to reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country, thus adding greatly the value Of It's col
umns as an advertising medium The charges for adyer
taing arc as follows DAILY TRIBUNE Is cents per line
Tor each insertion; WEEKLY TRIBUNE q per llne SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is cents per line About ten words OF
our VIDE columns average line. Terms advance
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
NEAR TARRYTOWN.

beautiful eouutry Of ~ acres Trr tosn The parallel
ce NAV he cut into Villa sites With superb Views ~ mouniains snl
HUDSON ornamental grounds uulaln avn VAN
aud dnous extensive plantation, OF
towering hrubs embanked cr0quet ground shaded ~ OH wees
bor!ored By hedge ~ Norway and 700 pear trees OF % s
French old and apple orchards several lakes neyefa
brook; place l out by eminent landscape gardener ne mao
audng knoll Is elegantly and genieuty arranged b
with tumbSaiier on one SIDE OF the boAh h.
opposite tso large paror, On serond hoo bathrooms hu
and ne asbel seyauts rooms above Al airy
well ventilated Kichen dnnRoom, auniry mibroo
spacious entirely surround
rnac sui Hghboroo uaeHceptoHbe and
healthy well built and convenient double cottage on n
place 50 feet foui sue outbudngs one carriage sar WI
ie sold reasonable price and terms Map views &C. az ns
olco ~ MALLORY BLAChNbbL NO. % Lios'y'sI
rOR sALEAn Oh fashioned ruhoue With p arres Of a9d com.
udnz Hudson from stes anumher Of Old rest
tle aOr sale IN zoe young orchard natural
basin could ey lake eighth 4 mile long and
natural sprs edug routbrooS wOnh supply al water 20
H. tetbe place for tNo parties Whllg 20 build near each
other. Wil be sold on very easy terms hv - - -
t5lD MALLORY & BLACKWELL, No. - LbeTt7-st
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17

sales OF real estate TO be profitable must be such Una. te
public VIII have confidence IN the managers o i%,sn %
Ibrre should certainly be terms or conditions udGe
from the purchasers II the property does Hot pinb
what II is believed u is worth. II should DC whuIaWn
from sale; hut the dsrcputabe piacllce oi kuVohnS
down the purchases to fictitious bdders, Wheh NE @ ~
nearly ruined the business in New-IOrk u VIII ndr4 W
profitable repeat u Chicago Yet 10 IS repOrieu lnut
the small auction OF property on Thursday hiteThoo
persons present whom the audience heho
TO be lcagued with the auctoucer 10 prices An
tins said, the reason why the bidding cea,oj
the audience melted away, aud the sale was
after the sale Of half a dozen lots IChlcagO iii"'7
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
AT SING SING.

Fer sALF-An egsnt country seat About Of fire nd
beautifully located commanding ridge within miles OF
the Depot sh extended views o.! the Hudson aud tho surouud
country lawn planted With llo0 trees besides great
VARIETY and Towering shrubs herbi
plants The t consists o tho best yae-
standard apples and pears peaches pums cherries
backb raspbsres goosbcre. strawberries eursrs Ne fhe
he thorough aud covered with
gravel used the Central Park The buildings are all
ia 1864 House has 10 With ahnn lance oi closets
ino porch piazza &c Hot aud cold water bath
range Carriage house stable &C. budng 2ot5i
gardener The whole property
And Immediate be given Photograph eau DO
seen AZ our orc. Appy 10 MALLORY & BLACKWELL
lgl No ~ L1eIty.IE
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
6itg BfaI Gstat, for Sale.

tOR SALE-Possesson Immediately, the first
cass brown stone fursiory HOUSE 27 beesm,bnl,c,
lEa Feshtt feshboOod select desirable 1spS
Ape o on ana 1nd East River combining and cogy
sge. Ssg. JOHN CROMWELL No. 100 BrOsd1t, OF No IA Rnt
EOR SALE-HOUSE No. 122 West Forty
ohstt between biIth ave and Broadvay; 4sor, mn T.
ooP With without farninrs Hou. sIeshht od.t .ps I %
Ehhtd Apply on premises between 10 and % "' 'S''
FOh SALE, or to LET-SIX LOTS, a fine
Ilraaye or Boston Road ali In god
orderi possession immediately Apply JNO min SPTr
shst, Boston Road NJ BoI No ~
FOR SALE-A first-class brown STONE front
~ HOUSE four stories basement, No II We, Prtv
thhtL INQUIRE on the pfemIIeG wv '"H'
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
Suction SaIts of Rral 6statt.
AnRIAy II. MrtlKp Anc,lo,..,

ADRIAN H. MILLER Aueloneer
A ADMlNlSTRATORS'S SALE of LEASEUOL ID
IA PREMISES No 80 TRlNITYPLACR ADRIAN IN MlLLRR
r. WlLklNS Co will sell a, AUCTION. MONDAY AprI Ig
clock at the Exchange SassoO No III Broadway y order
the Administrators Of the Estate Of Alexander Og deceased ~
LhAsh OF THE LOT togeths vita the BRICK BUILDINGS on s
rear thereof situate on the westerly side Of Trinity place belue
Rector aud Thanessts. aud known No. 81 d
Io years from May 1856 $io per
given expiration
Inc Ton part Of the lot taken for the Chuch opening bu
lngs standing which having opeuR now bes 10
the city the award being 5000 which payable Jay 1862 TO
long TO the purchaser who Is pay the r opppg i
street amounting TO $3.50 leaving net award f6660 (5
ADRIAN II. MULLER, Aucioneer
EAECUTRiX'S SALE of HOUSES and LOTS
- on TWENTiFOURrH aud FORTY THIRD. .STS-ADRIAN NJ.
MULLER p r. WILKINS Co. will sell a auction on MONDAY
Apf 49, a. IL O'clock at the Exchange sales Room
WEST TWENTY FOURTH STThs threestory high oop briel
house aud lot No 2l5 West Twenty fourth
"est OF Sevenhae The house 81 inches BY 50 ee
nd contains all she modern Lot IS feet inches "
feet inches
WEsr FoRTYTHIRDST The four story English baemeet brick
mouse ana lot No 2iO West Forty hs side 38j neles
w o Seyenthae The house Is feet inches BY about fret aud
U inches by 100 feet inches
Maps stths Oncs Ofhs AnstOuesrs, No. 7PIuest c.Tal
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
NEAR NOrrNT rJ1TSCO.

FOR sALEA lans farm of Ia miles from depot 20 acre,
900 spe 100 pear cherry pum peaches
strawberries &C. hne dairy aud fruit farm house aOE35 tSos,Or
Ae frame II large barn. small carriage
henneT mill with two Of trout p0nds
Apply to MALLORY BLACKWELL No IS Libertyst (2O9J
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17

About tho middle Of May, the new Erie Ferry boats to
Jay Gould, and the James Fisk, jr will be running oe
tween Pavonia Ferry, Jersey City, and Twenty thIst
The water frontage at Twentythrds Is Two III u, I
feet aud the entire line is occupied by the leS ol lo
ferry depOt The depth OF the buluGS dNUsaacs Oo4
hundred ana thirty feet The main building Is MY eet
front by hundred ana forty depth, ana Is occupied 20
depth OF 20 feet by wIngroOm ana TWO tlcArt olVV,
one facing the gate each side The passenger way Nue
and comnOdous Three large doors lead to eacn Passase
The front section OF the main building ls Two sloIItS
high on each side the passage WAYS TO inc
pf which are more cOmmOdiOus than ~ most ferries EC
end Of the line of buildings is huked by t0WerShapeu
building tO-sOres HIGH in which are the DaSgageroohS
oud officers ouortcrs Under the roof Of the central
bmdng directly behind the ticket offices, IS court 5ox
40 aflOrling good staudugroOm with perfect Venti-
ton From this court two gates, instead of one as usual
opcn INTO each slip passage Behind the court sIlI
Is a continuation Of tho main building, lneIoslng tMo
large Woiged rooms one for men ana one IOi WoheI'
with comfortable TO paper-Stdnds anu coscls
The inside the roofs the spp1ssagesl Is palhtcl
a bcht blue aud the beams drab. Everything l,
light aud agreeable TO tie eye. The buldDg Us palulC
stone color sanded the roof is Mansard. with curVel
Tin caps painted black. Tho sides are plated WIN
corrugated iron, painted black The whole is HghIly
built and without being gaudy is tasteful ~ Wap aS
signed by r. Madcun Derrick architect ior the @ ll Ii
way Company. The Erie Company IS layinE E low a. U ,
giau pavement before the premises. ana eNeuub " w
the street to Tonthave, with side ana cross Walks
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
AT NYACK.
FOR Saba rev

FOR saba snl 0me country seat near Nyack 10 acres
comnlur the about 500 feet 'front.' boat
bathing would take IN part paymeB. houe In Broohyn
cottages the river fruits n Abundance Apply TO
(i1ll MALLORY BLACkNBLLi No. % LibedJst
PINE Farm FOR gALE-Fve miles from Nyaek EghtT-sVe
fBe orr well uced he hione hne SHADE aud bard
fruit about number ot springs on sue
poperty house snl basement 40 feet n perc. order
aud painted marble mane also good rn house sSo
iarus, ,arIass au1 COW house. Apply TO
ui0, MALLORY & BLACKWELL No. IS LibeTyst
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
AT PTFESKuI.

FOR SALETwentytso sBi BALI under good Civilizations
scres laid with and fruit trees; wood
peach bearing. small fu IN nbundanee spuz
and Frame modern finished marble mante,
Fall view OF the Highlands
NlO MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. 50 Libesty.sl
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
AT STAMFORD.

FOR sALBA ane COUNTRY sEArof acres one mile from d.pot,
house frame about IS hot and cold water bath barn
80 house 1880 view Of Long siBd
at onee OF 1llD eMALLoRi BLACKWELL No. IS Lbertyh
FOR SALB at sTAMF0RDA desirable Place Of 10 aerss Of
ground With fine view sound fruit large ams house
barn. carrlAg house. lodge &c. Apply TO
Qls) MALLORY GBLACKwBLL No. IS Lbsrtyst
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
AT HYDE PARK.

FOR SALEore hundred and thirty running from the Albany
Turnpike Hudson with fronts large
frontage including Ugs OF 9j feet IS feet deep %
nrmho soue cottage Of rooms the river bank
elegantly Gnisaed black walnut other cottages
large barns caaehoue stable eeuhonse gapey Ice
house Gne anchorage or yaha desirable place gen
teman either Tor residence PGFu-
iAI VI (lO8) MALLORY BLACKWELL No. IS Lberyt ~ Y
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
Ar MARLBoRoUaH. ULsTER CO.,

OPPOSITE NEW -HAMBUGH.
FOR sALH-InTdv dve hgh state of cultivation With an
abundance mile frontage the Huison House IS
rooms lerabls genlem1u residence i't aM fne
beach good tbuug This property VII be sold ei bargain and
vofby Che attention gentleman wihuy f class place
Cgg MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. s. Liberty 81.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
AT NEW.ROOHELLE.

FOR SALE TO LBr furnished al New.RocAe-A frame HOu,O
raaee water the Kitchens carriage house stable
house eighth Of am epOt Of land very ane 10
cation For particulars. apply
MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. IS Libesty,l
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
AT pOUGHKEEPSIE.

FOR SALENne acres extending from II's Pak road De'fsld
uninterrupted Of the Hudson sud Clitk Mouutans Fine
jouuc Frame hou,e French roof 6 comuoous
Large ag shoge ald barn gardeners house &c Terms
hALLOAl \ BLAthNhLL,
O9y) No - L.Jeuyst
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
AT NORTH BRANCu.

ON NEW JERSEY CENTRAL RAILROAD
FOR SALEl3 under good cultivation euced Young
old frui, frame house. 42H9O
baru; minutes walk from depot
MALLORY L BLACKWELL, No IS Libsrty.l
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
At TARRYTOWN.

~
if /, nerfct ORDER Of and gas furnace
convenient 10 churches depot yet standing hss W. Wn Iii
eronnes Shd most elaImhs st oet et5ufdngs Apply to
s'cnI 'cIn n WI" MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. IS Lioersy't
FOR sALF pce Of eight and good frame house heo N
~ i shade trees falling brook; two large springs ana nu'
pur,, s,t,.atsr, % Of ~ MALLORY BLACKWELL
'-'' H99t " No. 81 LibehySt
FOR sALEA very desirable and beautiful place Of acres IN oe
~ The uest gorhools srolnl by elegant resdcnes bA
house 43A2 inished black walnut aad IN ye 6e'5 ~
view. hAb|VA' - E, Il Iq,erty.,L
PoR slLgAbont acres. banks Of the Husoai within ten
in epo, large garden with abundance Of nti very use tns
n nte., bo AMI water; bath dunb waiter; donhe sahes
gas aud evehng complete for heass summer ara
deuce ge-hOuSc stable icehouse 6e AplJ M Mor w
lar, 70 (a8O MALLORY BLACKWELL No. % Llos'y'~
FOR saLEA brick MANSION bn in the most substantial and taste
all modern lmpr0venentsi mouht'n a
pe d extenye; onr ornamental grounds aua ssue WIZ
ercelent varieties Of fu gardeners cottage garage au t
r ho f Summer or Winter minnes drive hoa dspo.
Plans ofnteror be at our ONCE or VII uAe ~ %
"Ign "Iuggn P'1" MALLORY Z BLACKWELL, No. So Lbery't
ron sALT TarytoEn Hudson, large double HOUSE OF
20 rooms; gas heater; Gne gtnieni a p.
bolse; seven lois on hi ground; I'VE we In ~
,Sgn F MALLORY & BLACKWELL No. 80 Lbetyst
IMlGSTFICEgT COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE at TAR
RYTOWN short depot The house Is bnt IN no
acfes) handsomely laid oat earleu stable aug
river Views are ver This opportunity seldom oeeuIlg 20
purchase place neat convenient ana oea1'0 IN 'H w '
ms. with or without furniture, whch - new, - ,-,n
"T5G MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. 80 iAbertysl
FOR sApPory Iryngon and Tauyowu ore Of
The ehoe building up that location and the oag one @
rng stream pare passing through wooded fa,ine
across length Of the property OILY ew
H. ibi, nropv eo.l he divided great advantage Apply
to (9I1 MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. % Liberty''h
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
ON BERGEN HILL.

FOR SALBA very desirable place With twelve lots besu
fully located with magnificent views Of city bay Hudson
rounding country. 2ory will sold ako
hgure Further particulars at MALLORY BLACKwELLS No
Llberty-st
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
AT MORRISANIA.

FOR SALE-Au ELEGANT RESIDENCE Ilocael Broadway
House 2I with wing l4r6; II Barn &C. Lot 70I62
minutes wsk depot Photographs office Price SOO0
(Djl MALLORY L BLACKWELL No. IS LlbertysL
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
grcukIu Stal Gstatt for Sale.

NOR SALE in Brooklyn, on Hcnry-st., near
L Monsgue,t desirable al s,r S9y na si pO~n s
cntiop,s. Sir rnutes from Wast Fer Address T. " box
No 4.iO9. New York.
NOR SALE-A beautiful and iirst-class double
HOUSE with all modern improvements and - hs Qi gou.u'
stocked With choice fruit trees in u Dea,iug .
Aed ~ ths Lg.seel T,rs SO $50, For particulars apply
F. 8 SMITH, n Y. Weekly Ohee no. % FutoDst, \. !.
EOR SALE-rhe 3-stOry and atlc DrlcK
L HOUSE 80 Washingonpa Washington square
Inquire on the premises -------
ROR SALE-At Auction, to close the Estate OF
Orrin Cowl deceased No 2J6 Ctonave Brooklyn Jstoy
ck HolSE betv cen yette and Dtkbsvea 2H lot 2rO0 r.
Willie SOLD TURSDAYneI, st y o'clock at The htchange ae
room n y by WYCKOFP LITTLE AuctoueeG Sale posi'e ~
order of Wm. Cogl aud J. G. Dodd, Executors
NOR SALE-ln that beautiful part OF Brook,
il lyn on Paedest Newiok ave- 5sory baomen' ana
cellar high brogn.sone stoop brick HOUSE, complete WIN al
modern improvements: possession lst May 60 see ~
VNOR SALE-Three new 2-stOry frame, brick
basement and ubcear HOUSES, 2oS32; lot 1905 wae g.
heater marble maue &C. oakaHdst between Nassau All NAnCot
aves. Greeupont 1900
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
VIRGINIA..

Nessrs r McCracken a Brother. real estate agents,
have sold TO P McAiister Of Tompkns County ~ g. lSj
scres neor the Teegranh Road siX miles from Fred.
orcburg The property OF o. G. George for $4,000 hat
the plank road six miles from Fredericksburg. the prop
erty Of John G. Fistcr to George snowden OF NewYork
for $500 half CASH balance on time II reported tnat
McKenney & Washington sold four farms last week
lying in the vicinity Of Guiney's station, y, r. r.
Every day we have fresh arrivals 20 note OF
look One night last week 80 Of this class
stopped Coles Fredericksburg House. and We hear
The farm of Col. John D. Alexander situated eight
miles the city Of Lynchburgh Beaver Creek was
sold at auction on Saturday for $4,000 to Mr. WIN. D.
equal instruments The contains S6l Of which
400 very productive low grounds. There
ILynchburgh Republican
The farm belonging to the estate Of Thomas Walker,
sdSey was sod about the 9th ~ HaSS pSJ S o2 h2 ~
Crawford the Of S2 i2 So being ut the rate Of
spectsior' s Rsp acre. AZ ''A' ~ - anu % 'o"
have sold TO Mr. John Loader gentleman recently
arrived from England, a farm OF 75O acres IN Camp
the English mode OF urnipculture and sheeralsing IN
pertinent will prove Of great value TO virginia
pOsToY-AUCTION SALE OF BACK BAY LANDS.
n. A. Thompson Co sold by auction, Saturday, 2l
lots OF land the Back Bay belonging to the Common.
wealth Of Massachusetts, Ten lots the north side Of
BOylstOn-st, between Clarendon aud Dartmouth.
sOld follows One lot having front Of 30 feet
containing $500 square feet sold TO Mr.. Samuel
being s. per foot The next lot having front Of
. feet and containing $500 square feet also sold to
Mr. BgeOw for g. so per foot $1,000 the minimum val
uaon being g. per foot Tho eight other lots the same
size the last with exception sold 81 90 per
foot 10 Mr. II b. Richmond, for totel sum OF tj572O
-Four lots on the southery side OF Newbuy St. between
Clarendon ard Dartmouth sts, containing l7C0 feet,
sold TO Mr. j. W. Jacobs for $23655 The corner lot
tod for % 67i per foot, the minimum valuation being
l. C0 and the other lots sold at the minimum valuations
viz 81 IS per foot Ten lots the sOutherly side OF
MarlboIOug-st, between Dartmouth and ETcter.sts.,
sold TO George Wheatlaud r for $4964, the lots
containing % 500 square feet Five lots sold for 81 G5 per
foot for 81 C1 for 81 Sl for 81 So and one
for t2-the minimum valuation Of each OF which was
per foot The lot sold for 50 10 per foot the
minimum valuation being s. % per foot. The whole
amount OF the sale $4,000 minimum valuation,
sl27s7G: premium S242i. The attendance the sale
was very good. ADVERTISER.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
Gong ssIano 8aI C;stat, cfm Sale.

TOR SALE-Furnished or unfinished, at
Island Railroad Depot beautiful RESIDENCE about
eight marble mautels heater bathroom bot
cold water peAkngubes bell &c barn anl other oubuugsn
complete orde grounds asteJ s containing beside lawn,
With choice flowers aud vigorous App peaches
pums crabappes cherries, qnnces grapes LaEton bacsbeue
pooseberes red white and black apbees DO also
berry, and rhubarb beds Terms Apply % Broas,
TOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE at
Hampstead L. on the plank road, about half mile from the
and attic house with wings
bs nntss water In the keheD and throughout large
6 all In excellent oior 10 land hand
somey laid with abundance Of fruit nd shade HAZARD
APTIokPk K Co, No ITO broadway. ~ y corner Of fPnesL
EOR SALE-At Great Neck, H. L., Is miles
from l5 Of the choicest LAND the Sound;
mile trout; very desirable for villa sites; IN plots from 10
mile from landing from depot communication with city
by and boat location unsurpassed by for the residence Of
gentlemen doing business In the city Terms For aud
tcuas apply 70 y A. LAWRENCE OAKLEY FLEuRY II Pnest
FOR SALE, at u bargain-A fine double
oUsB Prospect Park In the Of Gsenl Long Island
Inquire Of b. O. HlTCHINGS,
No 81 Wiliam-sL, York.
$4,000. sixty 81 t;y',,i. acres productive LAND,
soand 10 market until sold WELLSG, No. II ChamberssL j.
LEWIS, Horthport. L. J.
S0 600 HOUSE FOR SALE in Asto-
R ~s sOOOs ria mile from steamboat lAndngi rooms,
cellar and coal closet wash house and well adonng ground SO feet
fona loiAnd quarter plenty Of fruits tefms Apply
BELLMASP Beetmantt r. or Plu'hnEae abOro Brsdods.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
CHICAGO

Trr n " TRIRuNE is unable explain tho causes OF
The phenomena connected with real estate In this city
IL says: ,,- 40, -.
Chicago. where real estate is expected to rise Ike th he
where 6e market du unless lots 60 up ~
solid basis r
propy paris n the which haye not yet passed
tea the log cabin ee exists p3ae between tbe state
Of things there ard They have unlimited room 70 spread hea'
selves steam running the heart II The city aud branch
Ing direction cheap lumber brick and stone aud great sk
n moving hoBses nothing is lost Nv tearing down
IT may iden for Ncw-IOrk 70 be tOd thal the
Hsteam Toads, branching out in all directions chtap
Inmber brick. and stone" &c. are regarded here as
aud about Chicago. People la Chicago get over Wdnhg
houses by Them aud their lots 80 UP ln price as
a acOnsequeuce.-lC Chicago times.
We are happy state that the plans for new buildings
filed with the superintendent Of Buldings show most
gratifying increase over the number presented during
the first four months Of 1868.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
AT GRAVESEND RAY T.. 7

FOR sALBA very desirable PLACE Of about two acres running
nom the Coney sd Railroad 10 the Bay Frame sn
Barn cehouse &e Fine Views good fishing boating &c
Price $4,000 Further particulars al ofes Of
(3l7 MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL No 65 LibertysL
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
Ytb- -Susfp g,al 6stat, for Sale.

AT RUTHERFORD PARK, N First
IA station on Erie Railway 20 minutes from foot Of ChAmbet II
trains daily each wi eOmmutaOn fare only ceui choice
BUILDING PLOTS close 20 the depot offered by the MOUNT
RUTHERFORD COMPANY Private Sale only maps par.
teurs sppy to BLAUvELT oGILBY No lS7 BrodvGyi
H. BARR0ws. superintendent Rutherford PsrI. N.
A T CRAWFORD, n. J., a COTTAGE on acre
IA lot ten rooms Terms Price $500
AT CRAWFORD, ~ j.. few choice LOTS, from 6lO0 TO $500
Terms 90 sult purchaser
AT CRAWFORD j. four LOTT also enaere LOT and
they are both worth looking at Terms easy. Apply to
Dr. LOURSBEkY, No. ll6 Spingst
A Il RUTHERFORD PARK, 40 minutes from
"a Chambesl bylRhe Railroad eight minutes from depot
French roof HOUSE nearly finished pleasantly located containing
rooms III closets and large cellar Terms Inquire Of r. AL
LAIks 90 premises or No 99 West Thirty seeond,t N Y
A NJ. WAY a. Co.,
Lhs No. ~ Esilson.it. New BruaIHiek NJ J.,
number
pee from e4ooO 10 $4,000 We sell commission eIeassi n
Az ease, bHg the bn isr together make their
gani hUe no ,nth Ass hide aud 80 iteh the
For square dtAEg refer 10 the Hon Marcos L. Ward 0or,nU;
n1AiD u. Taylor uP N No. 10 Pstit, T. City.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-17
REAL ESTATE.

HRw-YoRK Friday, April 10, 1869.
Several houses we're advertised to be sold by
anctiop today yet the market found TO be 50 dn
,hst most OF them could be sold Indeed, the DC
apd for houses TO buy 70 rent has been much
less than II was year ago. No one can walk Iho"E"
Park place or almost any other OF the downtown co
streets without being struck with the unnSna huoci Vi
stores displaying the desUlate sigu To Let' -, 49,,
Eighteen acres Of land at WcsIield n o., @ eo O0o"
sold TO MIR Daniel b. Coleman OF tins clty lo slv,vou
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AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YoRK REAL ESTATE
BY T.. II LUDLOW & co.
hgb-stuop marble house aud lot No
~ 9hst With extension Of 10 n, Tot SlT969 Sz
1t cor Manhattan sud Edvardssts 25IlOO .'...'. ~
BY MULLER WILKINS & co.
Yspr story hghooI and lot No ~ W 4Obst, 229
Of lot 10 3K9R9 thas Gould Ii9SV
Tirse story bqh oop brick house and lot No 232 @hs
Tesr 2lave lot 2JI136 T. L. h6Oo
AUCTION SALES OF WESTCHESTER COUNTY REAL
ESTATE.
BY MULLER. WILKINS co.
TNostor house and about 80 acres % the
ROAD esdug New Rochelle 10 White Plains ~ te town
AUCTION SALES OF SUFFOLK COUNTY REAL ES-
TATE.
BY T. II LUDLOW & co.
County scat and Co Of land at Huntington