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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
Yma I.Inns s.aI ehst. for saI..

BARGAINS in FARMS on South Side Rail
Doa L. l2 beautifully located tGpssg o. Che Great Soah
denos sTtsnsivs outbudug nearly mile water fronts
ss 90 Also small Farms AID Cottages ron 81 900 to 5000
PETIT Il FRAZRB. No III Broadway, R0O1 No 2
LOR SALE-FARMS, COTTAGES, COUN-
TRY sEATssa BUILDING LOTS located % or 1eaI i9e as
m AID 50 and $50 N. Apply to JOHN A. REED
}.es Estate Agent, Rockville Centre, l. l. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
y1taI eslatt 10 Grthanal.

! ITO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY,
Long FARMS. Oae Of 800 FloOOi one OF
lo acres 5000 one Of so; Of 100 $1,000
$1,000; Of IS s5Wg Of 100 aersi
$500 Also FOR EXCHANGE several other FARMS ia NewJCr
NeuYork Connecticut ~ A rutland Co.. No Besf
nat hey York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
DEREMPTORY SALE OF
4 PROSPECT PARK PROPERTY.

JOSEPH MCGUIRE, Auctouecr,
vii sell ty trr0b THURSDAY, Ny 90 A. u O'Clock nooo ~ The
Exchange Salrsrooin, No. III brosdEsy, Nrw.iotk:
TIE with Dwelling and stable, delightfully."- siuad on te
soawas. corner aud ssveuteelt BOokrn The
ouud beautifully laid w brubbs flowers and great VARIETY 81
fruit Tie close proximity 10 tie fak i being
bat blocks distant from the tltace makes tTe desirable AZ
investments hshflusss aud scenery 10 uuussss From u
Prospect Park GreeHsOOj Csmsie Sandy
Hook, and the Atlantic Ocean for May miles
Sale positive to the highest bidder .
Np particulars AucOueeTs os Ne q Cedar st. corner
ur,4e lyay n .lJrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
Tousts anS cfamrs 6llanltN.

yonsts anS cfams GltadtS.
{ I OVER PART Of q HOUSE, WANTED by
r. respectable family at moderate rent Location DeIo" fou
teeptl.st Addrefs House, Boz No. l9l Inlale Olee
! WANTED to PURCHASE for CASH. three
w soy bovn.sone or bfck mont HOUSE w al ne modern
improvement Wt III secOllsYe In latD iEce g45J 0r
eN.gsG Asatees Nv OkAakia RtAu0a y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
ADRIAN H. MULLER. Ancioreer
DESIRABLE RESIDENCE at Rye, West

DESIRABLE RESIDENCE at Rye, West
/ ~ chester Co., At AUCTION. 49,
ADRIAN H. MULLER p K WILKINS Co. win cell at Auction
THURSDAY May 90 a. y O'clock 81 the Exchange Sst'Te no IN
Brush
now owned Charles Letter esq Grace CAucbt town Of
RYE County " y containing about y acres about 81
steamboat landing The house
attic frame f Ia with brick 3tO feet with extern
sou l2r5 feet II large and Oh the modern improve
mershot and cold water ballroom stationary tubs furnace and
stable sheds
NECESSARY outbnduzs; also, yauey Of fruit aud shade The
PROPERTY has view Of Long island So1ul
Maps permits the pmas AuconeeI ONCE No !
+ PiutFt i'fspl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
ul,sitt,stst county S,aI estate for Salt.

r CROTON, Hudson River-FrOm to 12
y ACREs superb overlooking tue river and not toe
v,. aBd EssA c3udboH aud easily cultivated This gsSt
5gortuuty property at moderate oest Apply to
s. ANDERSON, No 47l EsA,h-sve
A PLEASANT country home i'm Westchester
~ County hour from yi good HOUSE Bns water
stable carnage house and he1nery in complete ue
Gwen Of Of fruit aud shade; good geB9ol
90 500 s. DINGBB. No Pneft
4 VERY valuable FARM in the town OF
~ Harrison, Wslchssier Coan comprising 100 sores o
ssr 1yaa bordering hs frm MessrA Holiday warren 10
% joseph Paris sAd David Anderson and one sthe eho oA
Of le SOund, com0raDc
Ir-se and oulbuiirg offered cheap 20 make 40 ~
NOR NGSLAND-PLACE-11 acres
Of GROUND sus mansion - Of the finest improved
pieces opropsrty within fNswfers Cyi I've minutes VAR
ert Ar Rvs ss two other improved COUNTRY SEATS, near
d.. lroti o IIubsr Of eligible high, healthy and picturequs
SUI DING SITES within 6u 70 u EuIes WAX o. uelo Al ny"
ary.r 90 ANUREW WILSON jr., a. k1a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
6ountn SaI Gsiats for Sale.

n
/ NOR SALT-North of Baltimore City, Md,
SIX ACgTS in Zee bounding Huutagtonaye west Of new
NsI hnreb near ChqsL aud Norhaye, and IN line OF new
rToyewes Isrge double house 10 rooms Se ground near bel
an stout "a rer trout F25oJ Per se IIev eaI 9O
Ipplg to A. MUSSRLMAN Attorney No q Le1isgto Batmoe
! NOR SALE, much less than cost, to close an
Toto sre HOTEL PROPERTY a. he hestof Lake MerPtema
zoe S be reached daily the new ron steamboat ly Of the
4 fSs eau 70 MOTT Co. No. 10 rnest
| NOR SALE or to LET at Nyack on the Hud-
- COTTAGE HOUSE and BaI1, and one 70 I've acres Of
ant The purchaser One mile from the landing au fronting 90
d. River Inquire Of the owner at No 900 Bowery NeNlor
: NOR SALE-2j0 acres COAL and FARM !
Vss sve fet tck railroad market Ihs property Hi
, b. ,od cheap. by J. X. WILDER Akron, Ohio
: NOR SALE 200 acres of pine LANDS, or
II would exchange for farm Address A. g r az Ea SlthsE
Z CyTATEN ISLAND NORTH SHORE SPE-
- CALTY-For SALE PLACE Of about acres u miles
from landings; and attic 25x3 vita viHg 10 e
= bt manner marble msutels and
fbade will be sold at bargain PHELPS FALLON Oo' -O
i lSs Broadway, under Home Insurance Co
4 GTATEN ISLAND SPECIALT1.-FOT SALE
- or EXCHANGE. LOTS VILLA SITES Dwellings, 49,
COUNTRY SEATS &c PHELPS, FALLON Co. No. 10 D'O'
D under Home Insurance Co
I PHE subscribers will sell THEN FARM at pii pr.
vse sale situated In C0uRt7, Delaware, Au9u' t; %
= below Dover the Maryland Delaware sLesl' 10 tim
acres all tlable except 100 acres .on,i Of
large three st brick house barn. 5O6l feet nearly nen Va 60
Ia on il 50 acres Of peach Of choice varieties hs
an living and growing fney this farm Is one OF we ue ;s
farms the country they will sell as tnJ ~ IN IT, ioolne n
bns,.s. .nv ire wishing to purchase land will 40 wei W oAk
tis bgEs s0pg flrthtr Is handy 70 schools chucAts t
s,.ds ami uns and ia very thriving reg
~ NN p, HICKS BROTHER Nhteysbug 7, ". Nun ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
A. J. BIHRCEER, AucN0lttT'
RAYSIDE, l.. |.

sup Cpl VInm pROpERTY or GEORGE BRADlSH. ESQ.
BLEECKER SON Co vii sell At age,i@q o. iiiItSD w
Bsys near Pusug all eiq6y situated a91 WIN superior
adyaatlges for bathing boating and tshns distant nom Nenl
mea frequent and pleasant access ny 4ou Anu ae""0O'
] Refreshments IN the ground
. Maps ana free passes at NO n Oel1FbI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
CLEGANT HOUSE at POughkeepsie f0l
FOR SALE.

Mineral Vale Busli County Psuna, Risglssvls p o. -.
Tyriy comprises about 80 ofVey vsuaOe -
f.r Improvement together With two blast Farnaea
seay new having jntt been thoroughly TepAIea ~ 20
cesy s3OyO Furnaces respectively - ise' hs,
Esd s % feet bEh audi feet bosh have jesI esen psay IN
e iuldaop alh hot blast ovens Of We h'e.l Sl'
sog ,ye new bos erhouIts and chimney thtks DoHn
30 heitoutii sagasS GuAsgsd As 70 ph iOgshh % "pV
Capacity u lrnassS Iethsr equals 10 70 SO ont pei es
Oae igrnAes PAT lse blast or Dee 70 ai' Inc " ~
ic blast
WORKS RIn,s but By former proDrsior fr biz os1 oeu
is hoIoug sricai 20 Tenement Houses anunAy Eo' con
raay locstel on tie property. IN =. q,
Sac Foun1Sry shop built % eontres VIE w siret IoOL
8 three uposs snd large suitable 70 make sDd hAB9
ze assngsj Machine Shop 30 b. ~ feet also o. eonofs's
roof both propelled By ullng tFean Of uNlsI % w.
1et And AL, giving At TIA lowest 100 horse power
The Faruic shop, and PoundS sonuscted WIN As Dsa.l
tas 81 Gds railroad cnnunieatva
-sth SsW-iorE tnd Philadelphia
valuable hsgnste Iron Mines n q tie property.
All the HpOTtatut frat efa excellent CONDITION.
Sor further pttcgttii price ard terms. spply %
Y T.. 49, L...N a. NnEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
Snttrnal 9,6tna,,

uv,TKp STATES IsTERyAL RKvEsUE, ASsEssoRs OFPcE,(
svyssTH DIsrRCr STATE EHw.YoRK, BANK BgtIDisG,(
oopxss sEyEgrns THRD-AyE NEW DIRK May ~ 0o1
%T0TICE is HEREBY GIVEN to all persons
~ g !, doing business In the Seventh Collection District 81
y ~ seongosei Of Eleventh aud Be1enteenth wards
&c. aSrnI Lsu containing the assessments valuations
va .n.r,tonI and taken BY the several Assistant As
~ b t District for the 1868 (nelndng special ares
~ 1s1O open tbs once for examination rom
siI t a. m nom 2h 20 the 2ah days Of May inclusive
. will be received and Determined DJ me-
l 80 ,Troueors valuation enum1 ration
1t he In writing and specify the particular cause naL
or or Iag respecting which decision requested ana state 'n'
w, "a nyfrciple Of complained o. -
ground OF {e 10 tar for Income Special Tar Carriages Gold or
m ~ IT, billiard Tables Silver Gold Plate or either Of these
- bo.s does not appear on sam fQ wi" DC Aoe W Ss'
mani and psnulty neglect " make return , nu,yrr .,,o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
NETWORK DAILY TRIRUNE. MO
aption Sails of 8taI GsiaIt.

J. JOHNSON. IT, Auctoneer.
Ply JOHNSON ~, tSry M AZ, hi Ek
REAL ESTATE BR OKERs,
y, Etsstrsr, COR CEDARsI., hEw1O1E
CITY Residences Stores Lots county eal aIs faI' @ te
''"''1' N MONDAY, MAY IL,
At l2 o'clock,
ON TUR PREMISES AT WOODUANENt l. l.,
one nils beyond Esst NssloIk -. -, -,
LAIASCR 4 GEOSJBANs GREAT FEEE LUNCH OPbN'Ahi
SALB OF 500 LOTS, 60
adjoining their Fery which 500 hands ani pays ont ot
81 10 daily absolute Maps and free tickets row resy ~
fniIS son 4 MILRg'S Ohce, No. Is Easssust, keWlork
TUESDAY, MAY &c.
Alp o'clock Exchange Saesoon, No III Broadway n ~,
Great adjourned sale Of BALANCE Of the hEWOWN no
yegs 10 price tire highest bidder Property uneTsPonse
Grade, excellent all opened Location Lgh asd commanding
New Hunters Point is minutes
rgt.s walk from depot Surrounding stolassi churches ana
scboos Wlin & stones throw. Terms easy.
I" No rs Nas,aust, N. T..
Ahe sale Of the SUDAN HoMESTB4Da lots % TUESDAY,
regardless Of This will be excellent OF
poru to obtain comfortable home for moderate price The other
lots will be sold in single lots and sniI parcels
JAS L. MALLORY, AuctOHeer.
DY MALLORY g. BLACKWELL, No. %
Liberty-sL and opposite The depot, TarytoVn.
TUESDAY, May 49, at P. N. on the premises
Partition sale desirable property Ssg sHg close the estate Of
the late Mathew Clark By order Of A. CLARK snd B. B. CLARK
Executors The MANSION Ou.bug viii be Sold with
about two acres The balance the ground Is divided into ~
beautiful building Of from 5Il5O oo12O feet each A'gnaeen
river views can obtained from all parts Of the property
Maps particulars the Office Of AucOnosrs No. IS Liberty
st. EewYorH and opposite Depot Tsrryt0En -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

NJ IIIST COLLECTION DISTRICT state Of Eeg.iors com
t,h igb and WardsSoice IL hereby given tha mo
,atous euumeraous of property sn9eci TO TAX anlei e
~ " s Internal Revenue support the Government 70 pay
hes 70 ~ hubble debt aud for other purpose approved June
~ I'd he acts Amendao thereto made under my deeuTh @
@ aIu Tt viii remain open Tor the examination OF all persons
FOR Tie space Of aeen days, from the date hereof a. my QUO
~ ye beweeu hours n aud p m And sIet
10 o. ~ len DAYS from date hereof namely the h lh
. & IA Tor thereafter will receive and determine an
may Vu'uzuons euunefnlohs ino
1900 10 compdse SPECIAL taxes on businesses trades la l t
I'l' a1es 90 carrsccs hJdLles, gold Watches Eou INV
ts In me year ending NAV 1910, and the tax upon loow''
,fear ending December 81, 1908 -, .... Ia,
az aSP. tiieh decision requested aud Biato The soh
rri..pIss III complained o. .,,u,,,S
Dated Asu Ys1A Meg IL, ls'S A q AA'Nh0@' "''''''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
Sarnhur,.
6rpartntrs9ip gutins.

DISSOLUTION.-0n the first day of May, by
mutual consent the Grm Of PHlLBlN QUINN riamosI'
pptgg puILBiE continues the Plumbing and Gas citing business
% At he Old establishments No WestPourthsI, No. wi
"a, a,ir.v ana Nc. Astor House, BarclaY'st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

syErK1r TRmuNE IS cents per line About ten WORDS OF
,g,5e cclumns average line Terms cash In advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
Cir xtzI Ghut, for Sail.

COR SALE AT A BARGAINS y. IQkES nos sS
Z ia S se Wsst, near Jersey ferries sud Wahegtoa tha
Wsisg.s safsts leased S 90 o. dssrae. Tor isT,E
80 Giso kERTAURANT and HOTEL no. w vest. Y LII
~ FoR SALR Inqart OF ChEhhi DlAON Ne I''
Brosigay - -,
rIyHE HUDSON RIVER REAL ESTATE
otrRNSL ,.,tsIribs description farms
= ,i maze ,tss Ter sale has grats at BALDWIN
-UVISs Rsa Btits Once No IS Liberty 1T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

7 FAD MINES for SALE in MissOuri-ln
order to close estate the BUZZARD ROOSF LEAD MINES
containing so 2Doo acres Of land situate in Washington County MS
sou four miles Poto the ST. Louis aud Iron Mountain Kali
road are oRered price $500 These mues have been po
ably 80 for the past ten aud since e
the bo having ded they Rave IAN
companies ovGiug these mines Win working capita
Of whereWth and repair s cannot fail ere
sLng pro6 Title perfect Apply person or by letter 10
g. l. VAN ALIEN, Attorney for heirs Potosl Missouri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17


Il READ THESE NAMES. ,o,
9th Press that TO receive complimentary tes@ou jon
y y5 % oar s'd e. Is Sa5 a a % oso
has largely contributed to elevate and dorn our Preson we
Sbo Garden and the French Theaer WEDNESDAY HeIt
professional justly hao you TO love aad respect and We
gladly embrace This opportunity TO exhibit s, m ,,b us
Iians we'll brilliant We are saeereiy yOSr friends
h hyeSTE NV WituI'rAcK MARK SMITH
I Il ShvRS MSaEE'N GE sH IHi6IItAYD,
Holm GILBERT W. r. FLOYD.
CLIFTON TAYLBURB HARRY PALMER,
JAH0 Us % SFn n}St5pp ~ SToDDtRr
Nr 1 I Ms WIZ FLORENCE, PRANK G4%%I9k f,vo
THEODORE MOSS. Mr 4 6Tk 2; H. HIND
N MM hlsSHED Mr. B6TSF5R6 and Geus.us.
x hMoHLRSH2UER, JC6YSoLIY
D ]. RIyGGoLD; T. 3 POLK
NJ and Mrs DARAkf VII - a M6MkRAANN.
n W WALLER NEIL WARNER.
53gS Il M SEttSSwhss ca Cha EHyYTiPPSSGB.
JOIN l. /, S Sr%R Proi RISLEY iAd JArArrnsH
H SRffs SEYMOUR, TROUPE
HARRY WALL EPIl HORN
JAMES W. Golfer, GEORGE J. AIKEN,
THOS BAXTER, GGQ W SIoDDAhI'
Z Z 9 S atEbFe j. E"Ma6dboSoVGH.
~ ~ W W I HFRBFRr GEO MITCHBLL.
GE9 Ps E EEEsSSo 4AFFIf and BARTHOLOMEW
S SdHSE h6 HfaGiS lanes GtSS,,n
AVN FAWCRTr Mrs. D. r. BOWERS.
y + TII,TOS WALTER LENNON,
n TyDfA THOMPSON Miss FANNY MORANr,
Mis- MATILDA HERON, bliss BELlE FiSiih;a' ,,,O
Mrs WM WINTER, NLe. MONLAONhA AMI
Nr, JOHN SEXTON IbObFE. ,.r,.oon,
Miss PAULINE MARKHAM Mrs Is l. bA'LNFONit ,no
Miss RFFlB GBRMON, MrL L. LLNLAtA tAALLirS'
Miss JOSEPHINE FlDDES Mrs kLDkLDGs
Miss LlLLIB BLDRlDGB, bliss LisA A Mii;;boEIhy,,,
Miss ADA HARLAND, Miss LIZZIE ,Mi,Ae,llVpSN,eoy
Miss MINNIE MONK, hrs kllih hESOENSOH'
Miss EDITH CHALLIS, LEON AlNLENLs
Miss ALICE DUNNlNG, yoiiN $40 ~, rrrc
Miss LILLIB YINlNG, JAMES SSitON bhAN
Miss CARMELfIE J. w. LhONAhD'
Miss ELIZA NEWTON, J. HILL
Ms FANNIE PRESTIGE, W. A. MOORE
Njss IRENE Jay nr CAIilLL
Miss NFIIIR MORTIMER, G. II. ROCKWELL.
Nj ~ CARAVAN GEORGE BONIPACB,
Miss EMMA AMES. . hlLLlAn y -. %. ,,,,
Miss CLARA FISHER hD1lND hhAN OOLbinh'
Miss MARY WELLS. Mr. Wllhhhsi
BESSIE HARDING b. bdbhNOODt
Mr. and Mrs BCKHARDT,
And OF the Broadway lheater
49, CoSTINEErAL Horst, Phlladepla Nay ~ 1890
IA u..,r, Fdra Booh j. UGlLGc H. L. Ddrepott "a
Gib,r Blrasy WilidHls and 0therG 80 -. -. -
~. n GKSr IuKS: Your kind letter tendeng yoar pre-
onaI services received Your great hniness
shall alyays remember With the sacerest gratitude lea
d needless Is welcomed not win VAIN tlanAs ou WV
acceptance O'1A''' JOHN BROUGHAA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
9t5- I,rstu ysnl estA, for saI,.

Z 7 ELlZABETH-J. NJ. MEEKER offers the
~ h bsrgslus HOUSES LOTS and PLOTS OF GkoUN res
g 80 100 scres In vicinity ofthe city Descriptive lt sent rec NO -
..lar-- New York AID Ne. 30 BroatIt. Eiislsih ~
IL WANTING FARhS-Good soil, mild
"a mt. 81 rss ssuh sfPhnadsphA Price ouJ SIS per st@
81 imprS,d GnI settling Information seat rse
Asassss 8 X LASDIs ViHslAEa hsSJsriy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

n Tt BY Eds Rsrsas COTTAGES and BUILDING SITES for
EtIR by WIN NOEGAN SON Ne % Wantt, NsH'Isrk a.
PGoai0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17
ali The iHprOTsasut fTs. esss excellent condition
sof further ptrtiegltft, price ard terms spply n
s. 3. JAMES. Treasurer, No. l5 Psrk.pscs New -IorL


FOR SALE" LOCHLANDp the elegant
eeun sest fGRsKSk SMITH bat and formerly oecupsd "
go STONE ESQ, Of WORK Guy CONFUSING 81 The
Of Lake half nile south she beautiful village Of
Tie cousA Of handsome ard commOdout
brick dwelling house. with al he Improvements
grounds large aud batdsomsy laid thrabbery There
spacious stables bosthouts bbb0Bs house Sled wish o
srsu Of fruit tsBtBthOas thorough
lsthaHdings generally
Ts rare psrits Of the complete and den
a scouutfy residences Por terms and further particulars ppy
fUNER MORGAN DO Puss, shsre photographs surYeJ
sIsuiBedi GERklT X SMITH Gsbsvs. Esu-Iork
EOR SALE-One of the finest improved
FARMS 10 YdBia 10 Lancaster Co., n,s siesmboai
a RsppIhsunoch River go acre., 800 10 su,A
Cau bbee In pine and b.sius NmbsT whole uldeg
gd CHESTNUT fence Improvements are ,upsiH dssnDg 56Ili
sss fosf marble nantes large number u ms 0uiung besnfi
y garden and Lawn Price 700 one d cab aiaHss A
ssesi corner and South Room No Stain Bs
Ad
EOR SALE.-HudsOn River, only "a miles
on orf The bsst located COUNTRY SEATS The
ever so feet ysr trout nee HOUSE fully usd 10 les
hs ana apre1 smsui sod shssp q " GREEN Fremont Y
E0R SALE-At New Britain, Conn, large
hstnvILA n rsos With IS tsres bes Of sud 800 choice f
s tsstnttouts stables Sc 10 Ssldl co1dhoH overlooking the
gtt Hartford ard ktu Haven snl Hartford Prov
s1es AID Esll Railroad stsioaL VIRGIL CORNISH. kss Estate
NaataL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-05-17

m d buvs and selling Southern lands Keep constantly on
5 pts and descriptions Of snds for sale PMes desiring TO- pn
e5 10 the South and those VINO desire 70 sell Their ppsay WI lu
H. Interest 10 consult We ibve correspondence In Rev
York Boop Hsrri Conu Baltimore and other Northern clues
css WHO wish to lands will please send fall description
snt Plat and Deeds Of the same 81, 60, IN J.. 80.
G tb u will be pleased al times send plat and descp
% ands for sale by Any information cheerfy given No charge
i made uuess effected Reference given on our card
REESE l. hCCULLY,
Brokers aud Real Estate Agents,
Anderson C. IG..SC c..
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-05-06
Southern Prospec.s.

The Baltimore Commercial remarks
that it is found by careful investiga-
ton into the amount of last years crops,
and their selling prices, that the South
retains about $200,000,000 gold from
them. 1t is known that there il little
debt there, the general crash having
cleared away everything down to the
foundation, and economy of expend-
lures having been substituted for ex-
travagance. Taking one State for all,
Texas has over 5000, 900 head of cattle
within her limits. and can export 1,OOO,-
900 annually-better beef at lower rates
than can be furnished from any other
section. The freed people are working
for wages, and instead of
causing trouble, the only trouble that
we hear of Is that there Is not enough of
them to meet the demand. .H-
From Baltimore, there is large ship
meit Of machinery and goods to the
South, and the crop prospects of the
South for the current year are regarded
as favorable In the highest degree.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-05-06
The Presid.nt and General Lee.

A gentleman who called upon Gener-
al Lee, made inquiries respecting his in :
terview with President Grant. 1t ap-
pears the President solicited the inter
view for the purpose of talking over Vir-
ginia affairs, and those OF the South in
general. In the matter of submitting
the constitution TO q vote of the people,
General Lee thought that a separate
vote should be taken on the disfranchis-
ing, and on several clauses relating to
questions of local nature in which
various counties are largely interested.
He was also of the opinion that it was
of the utmost importance that the sew
erai States should be brought into prac-
tical relations with the Federal Govern
ment at once in order to secure repre-
septation in both branches of Congress.
VIM that was accomplished, he was
sure ali o,'-Ar questions would readily
adjust themselves. de said be had in
the President ~ Hs nia hnt
look upon the adoption of the .n.nsfath
amendment with such forebodings as.
had been done by leading men North
and South. He said the Interview was
an exceedingly pleasant one, and the
President assured him he would always
be glad to see him.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-05-06

8 HAVANA, April 80, via KEY WEST,
May 3.-The following news comes from
Nuevitas: The revolutionary party held
a grand Congress at Sibaneen on the
18th of April. Cespedes presided, and
over thirty representatives were present
coming from all parts of the Island
Resolutions declaring that the revolu-
tienary party is fighting for indepen-
dence from Spain and annexation to the
United States were unanimously adopt
ed. General Quesada was again elected
Generalissilno of the revolutionary par
ty. The delegates were enthusiastic,
sanguine and determined
q From Puerto Principe report comes
that the Spanish troops have captured
Betancouft, Count Regio, Sanchez, Ar
tega, Abborret and Emilio Marquee,
members Of the Revolutionary Commit
tee.
HAVANA, May 3.-Havana journals
to-day state that the insurgents have
in the Jurisdiction of Cinco
Villas and the surrounding country
Many large plantations and estates have
been seized in the country by Govern
ment officers, under Geneneral Dulce's
decree,
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Thus a total distance of 1858 miles is
made, according to the present schedule
time, in six days, seventeen and half
hours, actualtime, by a travellers watch,
from which we deduct three and half
hours, difference of time, when going
west, leaving the spparent time con-
sumed in making the trip six days and
fourteen hours.
At San francisco the mails will eop-
meet with the various steamship lines
running on the Pacific, and may be
landed at Honolulu in nine days from
that city, or fifteen and half days from
New York. They can reach Japan in
nineteen days from San Franchises or
twenty-five and half days from New
York, or thirty-three to thirty-four days
from Great Britain, thus beating the
British mails sent via Suez by the PEN
insular and Oriental steamers by from
three to four weeks. The trip between