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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
those desiring to purchase rent sIch property,
will mud ii to their interest advertise In THE TRIBUNE
aggregate circulation exceeds that OF other
paper aud in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only In New York and all it, cities and
villages, but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be brief Will
allow Of the advantages claimed, being made clear TO the
reader. We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE. Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals IN
business professions consequently advertisements in each
read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devoes especial
attention reports OF sales of real estate both in city
and country, thus adding greatly to the value OF its col
advertising medium Tho charges for adver-
Using follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, IS cents per line
each insertion: WEgKLT TRIBUNE "a per line: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is cents per ne About ten words OF
our wide columns average line. Terms cash In advance
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ATpNORTH BRANCH,

on HbW-JERSBY CBSTRAL RAILROAD.
FOR sAB-lS good GUILTY. and sell fenced youn
And old nt fans house tlI3o - al house
barn ninusss wsh from depot
MALLORY l. BLAcKw RLL No. IS Libsrsytk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
At MORRISANIA.

FOR sALr-An ELEGANT RESIDENCE located prosdvsy
House 2SR With wing iE6 " Barn &C. Lot pr6 Seven
from depot. Photographs Office. Price $4,000
(i9dl MALLORY K BLACKWELL Nc. IS Libsrty.sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
Isal Gstate 10 Gstbanqe.

ITO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
se,er, Long Island FARMS One Of 90 acres sl00Oo one %
100 acres, s4O 1855 q 100
$1,000 Also FOR EXCHANGE several other FARMS IN SsuJe
sew York and CoBneceut A. rutland Co., Ne Lesk-
manst, New York. l.. .... ... E.. ... Ell. .ILlrs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
ON BERGEN HILL

FOR sALBA dessb. place With about twelve os bssa
h' oei.ed With msgGiaese views o. the city bay iudsca aud sui
rounding country 2siory aud attic house vii be sh o
Azure Furtfsf particulars a.. MALLORY BLACkWELLS No
LlsriJ-A .-. ....... DID,. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
- 9sIAs y. MvELEE AaeiiOuseI

~ LRASEHOLD PROPERTY Eevenhve and Twenty 6nh ST.
AuRAS H. MULLER p K WILKINS Co. will SELL at AUC-l
TON THURSDAY, q At o'clock the krehsnge sales
roon III Broadway BY Of the administrator Of James Wst<
son. deceased
lease Of the four lots and building situate
Eeyeutay and Twenty and knsvA
Nos 30 22 pa AID ZIG Byehihse The lesse for n yesa
the LIST December 1885, go grouSd rent payable
quarterly, aad assesunents -
WEST TWENTY FlFrHSTThe lease Of lot ard hsAing No Cd
kh south side 42S feet Of fenthays Lease
for years rom May 1862 $3.50 ground bt Tor srs
..sssm.n,s - - 80 ~ t525D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
ACTION SAFES oF NEw.JERsEY REAL ESTATE.


n
sSI YorE Sta jersey CITY $50 Joseph HicE 800
and basement brick sod lot. adOnugo
Grsenet house 2DI3l OE 20ISD Joseph Hicks $40
ss,a6 10Y acT5O Jo.sPS $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
ORANGE, n. j.,

ggAR THR VALLEY STATION NJ r. r. r.. HOUSE and ONE
AALP ACEks LASDoE the ridge vookng the Waller and
aug best prospect 81 Orange Mountain The most desirable,
Scoandt aud TemoBtaVe 30 feet mont
ad. and 81 feet TrenentayG house Ioons
grovnds Se laid and splendid ch bali
fruit aud vegetable garden 10 foil aud peri q hesrrg the
cY CLUreh sBi sed usghbohood aae Adjoining above
believes this - the
bic "a between North AID sonh urAnge For prces
terms h.. Apply to A. BALDWIN No. 19S BrOadssy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
Yuny ysIanh gtal Gstat, ctOr Salt.

co"y SS''''N c'''' NS'''' GU '''''
AT HEMPSTEAD. Long Island-FOr SALE
pleasant COUNTRY RkSDkNCR. with nesrf hr-e ots
hour from New lork abundance VI fruit BRoOhfELD, 70 Vi
Cedsr.ss
EOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE at
Hampstead L. ,be PAni road sbou, half MI. from u.
nInts water In the tehsn and hlorGou large barn hs
ke all W tteseBi oter ~ ares o ard baud
'ahnuAncs u fruit aa1 hsds HAZAkD
APTHORPk Co, No ITO Bosd-ty. n T. corner Of fiuest
TOR SALE-At Great Neck, l.. l., Is miles
from l35 81 The choicest LAND oa the Sonnt ever
dssae fg villa sites 10 plot, gm 10 l.
from udug from dspo communication Siih ctr ne.
location FIR the reseaee OF
doing The Terms for sbd
uusr apply r. A. LAwhENCB. OAKLEY FLEuRf II Pnest
40 II s A LIE, at bargan-A fine double
HOUSE, Prospect Park IN the 'S~b ig Island
lBquire Of =, . III lCHINnSi
DOR SALE-At Flushing, l.. L.. one honr
from n " pretty French ROOF sIensoh HOUSE eoahe
,nt rooms with gs Ne 3huisf SAX H. depot
lot t by hAl bead aud mortgage Address
WILLRfS Boz No. l,235 " J. !. q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
AT dRAvEsEND BAY. l.. I.

FOR SALE-A rs desirable PLACE Of sbost two ,crss ruuug
hon ne Coney ssd Railroad 70 the Bay Frame House Of .hitess
Bsrn Ice house good ashpg Boating lie
Price $1,000 Farther particulars Al ofce 81 .- -.
(oiD MALLORY BLACKWELL. No. IS Libsrty-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
= = - ApRI.s H. MufLxR Aueioneet 1
A UCTION SALE of 81 VALUABLE LOTSr

N near the Riverside Drive Park Pr Poarh and
Pr.fouh aud fry .rihsts o order %
the Robert Lalon decessed-ADRlAN n hCLLEh
WILKINS will SILL Auction, WEDNESDAY, AprI IL ~
Il a Rrehange aesroom No Ill Bfoaivsy;
BlGHTY-FIRSG.ST.- ots south side between Hevesn ana
EIGHTY FIRST ST. lots north side. between Esvs'h saA
TWRLPTAvE Iots southeast ~ Eightvecondst
TWRLFTHAVE-4 lots south Of Eghy-fourtbst
EIGHTYFOURTHS lots south side. Of Bessnthsye
EIGHTY lots north Ade 90 feet east Of ki'sde
EIGHTY SEVENTH sTs lots side 700 feet ssst Of River
TwRLFTHAvE-s lots. east side. between EishtysshA and
Eightyuinhsta
RsTAvB-3 ot cas-. hde between sssufourth and Serenity
lot east sde bessp Eghysrerth and Eighty
eghthst& .. ... -. H. II,
RLRyRNTHAYK--2 lots north corner NJ Forty tourist
ELEyENTHAVBl o wet nds between FotJsrth and fefs@
P0RTY lot. south side and Tenhsvs-
Map, can he obtained the One No. Pnst e>
A. JouKSEAr. Auciones-OGee No. Pinest
A UCTION SALE of handsome H0USEHOLDI
N FURNITURE. rosewood PIANofoRfE velvet and Brrssss
CARPETING &C. &C. going Europe THURSDAY April
a. lOi o'clock NJ the private residence No. West Forty.
,evep. Rosewood sOr suite crimson and satin hroeas ress
wood e,gsre tables black walnut suite In reps
library shr and gilt Dants clock superb low
elegant velvet esrpeng black waus
ard t dressing aud bedsd rosewood msbstep
dressing besds superior eud hair Mattresses mapte
Brussels earpeg msbeOp oak buffet handsome
mahogany extension table china estsryS
spreads blankets ssxins nscine. kitchen uteoals. &e
Catalogues at the agctionee1s ohes and the premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
6itp 2t.I Estate for Salt.


A AT A GREAT BARGAIN--F0R SALE
~ East Py oubt No IS, built hv days worn slabo
finished 4oy brownstone $1,000 below present cost
prices Or cash Apply at No 20D Thirdats
DOR SALE-HOUSE No. 122 West Forty
6hhst between sIhAva AID BroadwAJi +stoy, brick, low
House In excellent order ld well fur
aisbsd Apply prSmises between 10 and
EOR SALE-A beautiful brOwn-stone front
House. with 10 neatly furnished With modern
verenoe perfect and ready for immediate occupancy CASH
S3JO pnc- $40 Apply TO Dr. T. H. DIXON at No ~ Ffhave,
te,~eeu AID aud ! and only
EOR SALE-A first-cass brOwn-stOne front
House. four basement aud cellar, No IA West Forty
tHl-st loqure on the premises
nor SALE-A first class RESIDENCE and
f lots Egtyuthst, l2 feet west Of Hiuthsve boae
aud sides With elegantly carved hrOWusous tmuHgs
all modern with spacious bsy Windows 10
po gei stable in rear Appyto G. COOPER No 11i Canal
corner Greece
HOUSE and LOT, No. 13j West Twenty
ftFt viii be sold at aoeOu on TIl,hsDAY, Anhl2 by
MULLER WILKINS.
Exchange Ssesooms, No. III BrosdSsy
JAMES HoG g.. ESTATE ppoxrr.
80 Tbirdive., near Eighty.fonrtb.st,
SALE corner STORE aud DWELLING Thirdive and
fon four story HOUSES and STORES Third
s.venfvsryeiht desirable three story frame
HOUSE, on Rghtv.thirds, Thrsvr four LOTS Of
ThdAve Kine,yfrs thirty Ea River waterfront LOTS sod
other East River PROPERTY, at its intrinsic value
MAGNIFICENT BUILDING SITES
vi FOR SALE,
On the part OF the Island
BY g. LESPINASSB. Real Estate Broker
No. IS John.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20

class modern bui HOUSE with Is rooni walls flsl floors
d,sd,nd sstnAry maFba nantes bath and bill
laundry tne eaaEehogse viii nAbnE for sr hoss -
io. M ground beautifully with shade ornamental FRAT
tr, TIE bert In the city Of Newark having
6e view Of s aud surrounding Apply 70 the
No Bfoadg Y.,u stxrAt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
SUMMARY OF REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

Too, sine, January s21 &s l29en
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20

TOR SALE, Burlington, n. j., a Gardening
and Fuit YARN q acres; good buldin1, stock utensils
Mnt CROWGLL, No. 5lJ West Foty.secohd.A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28
%ndior SaIts Of Ysnl Gstait.

Apvf1s II. MULLER AueiioheeT . ON
a UCTTON SALE of HOUSE aud ~ cor. cor
IN EesBthays (Bouleys s9d & p, san on
THiRSDAY SEPT 80 O'Clock, at the Exchange na'es'O0 "
EIEtEsTH-AvR Tor BOuLEvARD-Tbe Lot OF Ian Wiz :,
.iIeory hrck and fame Dwelling thereon soae 90 ae q
@ sud On sBdl nphst TIE House
81 las tIsuss roof gas marble Aanleh '
"a Al f.si leEt ~ I0o IssI " dtpth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28


IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
4
VALUABLE BUSINESS ASD
OTTER PROPERTY,
On TulEpAvE. EIGUTLESTH ard NINLIEENTA'STS,
EIGHTH WARD, CIIT or BEJCKLIE
JAS COLES son sill sell at tie
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE
NO 800 FUTON 81. OPPOSITE CIri BALL, BROOKLYN
On WEDNESDAY, Oc. q. jJ6t
II ~ O'Clock
TWEETY.SEyES LOTS,
EleL 2sEl % feet.
Also on Tie property corner Ttirlaye AID Ezhent'st
LARGE FRAME HOUSE walls iHel wia bicl leaTiy tim
berei having seen n Wa furnace range STA
opary washubs &C. cell. eight cs 30 hight uae e1ire houses
barns and other buildings splendid garden Of fruit trees aud e'
L the premises
EVERYTHING IN COMPLETE ORDER AND THOROUGH
REPAIR
For BUILDIyG PURPOSES, aud hr YARDS ron BUILDERS
NATERIA So etc tbs property being accessible to GoSanus Canal
frou. rs westerly louudarr Offers to purchasers
An OPPORTUNITY THAT CANNOT BE EQuALED
and will be sid in parcels TO tlit
TITLE INDIs.UrABLG; TERMS EASY SALE POSITIVE
Mans aud i-rt. = particulars eau be bad Of
u. i. HCDDARD, Attorney,
3;5 Fultonst,
n ,ylTfC. nm ~ p I..r..t vr,,l'rp.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28

TRrSpEIL CRANE win sen aboge AZ pg6he auction
rry desirable and eNby located BUILDING LOIS SUI
So I'm erge1 Wood Summit and Paterson Avenues Ne Mp
LEep And Courtaud AID Paterson aud Newton
unbks nJ,on Comfy \. said Property Is situated GA Msu
Irnpd CONN aadiug se did Views q the mrron9liag Soue
.r 10 lie otis by Cars aud TO those that desire F o'
resne % healthy oGDO1. 1t cannot fail to iUdaGe men NJ no
b,t.t pronsl IL could be selected for investment a., -.
rRMS or SALE-Teu cent and Aucioneers ices on w
e u October per November as balance on Oonu
and mortgage for ttIee yearH ,, ,,..,ton q, TRis.
COZ he obtained trpnetuon
DELL CRANES Read Estate Exchange, No 81 ntsohs" ho0o
keu. y. i. .,,Uotokep
-Iorse On, n Illhofen Ferry stopping 1t Paeronave
through the properly stages for tie gOuho NJ" ''A
,Iokokeu lsuI dag VI 4ae st law O'clock \ N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28
c}rssteb,stsr Gountu gsaI estate for Sale.


TOR SALE vt YONKERS-A splendid (new
n FRENCH co LIAGE; nine all Improvements, $500 AEo
FARM b'ck ~ Hastings 100
investment Also PLOT VI about Tsuytowr,
Ao a. Nevtnrgh three Ourory brick HOUSES improvements
best location To sell exchange by s. C. LUSH Co.
Real Estate Brokers Y1ukers
GREAT BARGAIN for a desirable PLACE,
~ lyc minu was on hausroneck Depot NewHayen K good
bon house one acre OF aud plenty Of fruit gGod %eanSn
nigh ground Price 500 o. terms Also brick HOUSE
Harea % rooms SS5O0 Owner SPENCER No 28l Grand St
IF you want to PURCHASE or HIRE at
IL Toaksrs, cali or address J. louMANS YODkerA
2SDn CASH. $500 at per cent each, will
RbOC buy either Of the following two PLACES before
ne'"eer 2t-ownsrs desire 10 West: newlypand ssh
house; lot lJ4 feet fOut main road, mile from depot;
lawn trees IN 'front.' small house. 20 Of
yonpg ruit two miles from courthouse, level land retred Also
SLtO cash SIUU at per house large barn
suitable nck gardening depOt the
Ntae marked to lots 80 by $50 e Also 25
Rough land Old house
RSes from White Plains mile from
TO goo acres SbOn TO $1,000 liberal Of IS
Of tnaBg In complete ORDER houses workshop
6c @2ta bargain WHO cash Also Lots
Broadway CaDou.aye Lernctonsve Asrronck Road all
within u- Of epot from % $50 half 100
20 $40 according to Onehs remain mortgage. Apply
% CHAS kOGG White Plains Harlem r. zone from Twenty
E1th-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28
go! HO! READ!

FREE RIDE! PLEASANT EACCKSlON! -.
co an arr yal Of train which leave, foot OF Coudsaif Ne
YoIE al 10 NJ WEDNESDAY, sept 49, 1903 Secure h"as ~
avsne Iu5oveuen Association. You eau maze yC! oSh
al INV lots within one hour from heTl ORE M
so month lie ttef'1 arc
"a 80 The nroosrty susted Ayeuel Depot about one
- foI Rakway and hundred feet higher than heH nc
oJirg scenery is unsurpassed Homes may be tul1 " W"
,srrssers easy that thy eau pay o he as ' % 70
80 on for circulars which will give fall Psruclhs 80
-. mn ke AZ the once Of the AssOcituOn lyi b0alay
N.vYok or jersey City j. D IAiLOi~0e0'
HOPKINS 4 CUSHMAE, Agents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28
8rooklnn 3eaI estate for Sals.
gong Sslanb StsI estate for Salt.

A L FLUSHlNG-FOr Sale, first-claSs HOUSE,
~ conisiiug even modern water grounds
Iacogs Situation noSGrpasSed few minutes walk only
Tens Of payment very hbea immediate possession. JAS PAR
SONS - I1at-st
\ II llEMPSTEAD, l.. I.--FARM of so acres
IN good and. mil, Of depot rooms
BARE FebOuse and Outbi9gs; trees; good
rce FoI sale by HAZARD APTHORP Co.. ITO Broadway corner
PneSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-28
Sutiion Salts Of Seal Gstatr.

Sudion Salts of y,aI csttr.
1 10 NSON a. Nj LLER
~ AUCTGONEERS AND
-. REAL Estate BR0RERS
s. G s,sss G GGsr Ig DS , Fs pGs 1s I
HI HO! FOR RAILWAY.
JOHNSON MILLER ~
invite CLERKS Mechanics and all who wish to secure delightful homes al
moderate prices to accompany Item OF her m ,,,u
EXCURSION TO RAILWAY
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 20. 1852
On this occasion te viii sell at public auction positively and "ho0
SPLENDID BUILDING LOTS,
SIX ROADS THIRD w1@P OF II City OF RAILWAY MI
ON terms So easy and accommodating that all may secure in hst delight
No Undertaking allowed Be the country will be
The l9'; to be .gli gentle gs ros from The IsiSas
ton with NeSYork by "a daily NevJer,ev Rrcad No
place the vicinity Of NewloS has greater natural advantages 1t has
eeent schools; all leading seve tagged paved with Bel
How TO GoTaRe Special Train which will leave of Court
sndtt NrwJrey Railroad II O'clock morning Of sale
Fss tet, be bad of Jons:os Mllrg rs Nassau
ST. u or Of GKoRGS r. JAQuEs' e'q 28 Broadway N u
GREAT AUCTION SALE.
LINDEN. N. j.
QUEREi
7 WHERE IS LINDEN
ELIZABETH AND RAILWAY.
MEMBERSHIPS GREAT HIGHWAY
o, !. hsse" AS &f;iFa@ SI g!ff, Fl
NONE BETTER. IoctT TiSS cxExcErToYABIE
AL TGIf ho e hIT TShiSs E sr5r
THRIVING PLACE
SCORES OF DTE E6r2sIy pgT T ,ID MONTHS
JOHNSON &c NIILLER'S
FREE LUNCH SALE
THu pt Z Sf'G sEP pr 30.
WILL BE TB TINE To BUY
MRS G4E0LfSE TUCKER
800 CHOICE BUlLDNG LOTS,
FERDINAND BLANCHE, esq,
TO BE SOLD on A4 4RT G rnsasy 'Bso1urr AND
wITHoUr FESERyB
TERMS EASY;
BUYERS OPPORTUSTY
free tickets m this GREAT SALE at once before the supply
The lot. are only few minutes from Depot Church school
aud PostOfce" The grades good In addition to The M hg
residence Of Ms IGAer sas{ o. 49, g' so spr
rounded by shade the pep also barn. constable graz
from Rosse Ston on the Central Railroad e churches
schools stores Sc isarTylg growing place Residents are pa'
' ' How TO GO 70 2 1l!F s41 ALE .r,. c,rr,,,,
F at u ,ii oS Nm go[1s Of s sep 81 boar, .T 10 sp M
' Ma il Soa i ready S os 'o Of 10 S
,r,, d FEinAK' 0 0S l TiIE hFRfIEu1sgs,
An ,s r.., ors al o G i ,[ NJ belonging to the Hon
Buamn Wool at Great Neck consisting Hoses Wagon, Cow,
Calves general variety Of Farming Utensils aud about 80 choice
%iS Ar SANE TlNT AyD r a Tors
Great sept p Tr liberal AaP' at tie
''' ~ :, G GT9S G5E % %c T(2 gnfusrs
enfIfn 5sz55 t5s5 !. 53 llI,u
fH"h N' Gt;RRIEAT SAIL. Of
sn'ly locats ,, at MIX IN, .I gg = % o 9s a
rue in place ELEGANT ana city dwellings wl Plains is
on. % ME, as.'it ~Ii t D, ~ . @ H. l @ si-a,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-16

MEDICAL Association CoMMTTEEs,-Dr.
Farnsworth, of Clinton, presiden. Of the
Iowa and Illinois Central District Medical
Association, has appointed the following
committees for the next meeting of the so
ciety, which takes place in this city on April
l4th:
Surgery-Drs. Plummer, Witherwax and
Baker.
Inebriety Is it disease ?-Drs. Bowman,
II. s. tarnsworth and Roseberry.
Ulcer Cruris-Drs. Vincent, Gamble and
Maxwell.
New Remedies-Drs. Jameson, Lathrop
and Miller.
Prevailing Diseases-Drs. Wells, Morey
and MCCourtney.
On the Relations of the Regular Profess.
sion and of Charlatans to the Pubic--Drs,
Gregg and Witherwsx.
Special Cases of Poisoning-Drs. Cozad,
French and Roundy.
Special Surgery-Drs. Peck, Truesdale
and Baxter.
Cancerous Diseases-Drs. WitherwaX,
Hes and Tomson.
Special Obstetrics-Drs. Tomson, Lyford,
and Cowden.
Eruptivo Diseases-Drs. Truesdale, Mar.
bourg and Wichman.
Pathology-Drs. Gait, Richardson and
Buncc.
Opthalmology-Drs. Hazen, Huyett and
Hale.
PEORIA The following notice
was published in yesterdays Peoria Trans
cript:
At the meeting Of the directors of the Peoria /
Rock Island railroad, held in this city last week,
there was no vote taken on any proposition before
the board for the purpose Of furnishing iron for
our road
W. r.. HAWLroE.
PEORIA an. II, 1869.
The above little card will cause couple
of newspapers over the river to eat good
deal of dirt. Their statements about the
rejection of the proposition of gentleman
in this city by decided majority" and
that he came home detected seems to
have been fabricated, either BY the very able
Davenport director, or the editors Of the
very reliable Davenport newspapers. 1t is
barely possible that the Incorporate attacks,
made BY cur trans, Mississippi neighbors,
upon the management oftbe P. R. l. rail-
road have not benefited the route they desir.
ed to aid. But justice and common decency
at least requires correction of their false.
hoods about the rejection of the proposition
of agentlemau in this city, as shown by DR..
Hamilton's card.
The location, and the letting of the con-
tract, leasing the road, etc, is in the hands
Of the executive committee, with full power
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-16

WHy?-There is a good deal of enquiry
as to the reason why Murdock's city printer
keeps back his bill. 1t should be remem-
bered that he and Mclaughlin, and all the
rest Of tho radical cormorauts and tax.
eaters were put into office by Murdock's
casting vote, and Murdoch is responsible for
their acts. Why don't the city printer
present his bill? Is he keeping it back SO
that it won't appear in the expense account
Or has he some charges which he don't like
to present and have published before the
election? What is the reason he keeps back
his bill? There is evidently some design
about it, peCuuiary or political-and proba'
bly, both. Let the city council demand that
he send in his bill.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-16
C0HINHEROIAh.
Rock Island market.

Rock ISLAND, January le,
FLOuR-Spring Double Extra, in bbls. $6,4O a.
Wholesale, and 700 at retail. Sacks, $500 al
Wholesale and $3.50 at retail. Loose, $3.50 al
Wholesale and sc, 40 at retail.
WnEAr--Eo. 100, No. 2 80. No 3 50.
OORN--9 70.
0ATs-37c for 80 lbs.
AYB-l,0e
BARLEY-No. l, Las. Mo- 1875
SAILS ,2Oa3,45 per barrel.
KERosENE--Wholesals barrels included, 40;
retail SOC.
HIsBwISss--$l,35
PoTAFoEs-S5ag0.
0NIoNs-l,7j per bu.
EGGs--30c dos
BUTTER-Very choice lots, for retailing, will
bring SOC.
P0ULrRY-spriug chickens SalO cts per ID
Turkeys lOaI24 ota per ID.
LARD-l5c per b.
HoGs-For five hogs &c. Dressed 1O,jOall,jC
dividing on 200 lbs.
CATTLE--Live weight, common, 3,j0a4,j 80.
Prime shipping 6O0a6,OO per hundred pounds
HrDEs-Green Country, SC green cured, lGc
green COLI lOal23c; dry flint, lial7cj dry salt
ed, l0al2c.
HAY Prairle $9all per ton; Timothy 1890
HSl4OO.
WooD-Oak "a, so g cord.
CoAL-At the Coal Valley Yard, On the Levee,
coal is sold at p cents, tho cost Of delivering 20
be added.
From toama, 10 Market Square, at I5aiG oents.
LIBE-Port Byron, $l.30 per Dbl. Rock leland
limo $l.l5 per Dbl.
ApPLrs-5, 5Oa6,Oo per barrel.
CRANBEREEs-3O cents per quart.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-16
Mail Routes.

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-arrivOs at
TAO A. NJ. and $3.50 P. NJ. Closes At 500 A. NJ.
and $50 p. NJ.
PORT BYRON MAlL--via WatertOWu, lamp
ton, Rapids City, Port Byron and Cordova, ar
rives at 7:20 A. NJ. Closes 5:05 P. III.
GOAL VALLEY MAtL-lby cars daily, leaves
between and A. NJ, returning at about b
P. NJ. Orion aud Andovor are supplied by
this route.
DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL-arriyeS at $50 A.
VI. and S3j 7. NJ. Closes ct 7l5 A. NJ and
6:2OP. N
ALED0 MAIL-ya Camden Mills, AndnIu-
SIZE, Eigington, Hamlct PerryLou, Aledo, High
'g.ut, New Boston, Keilhs0urs, UquRwka, to
Dguawka junction, Segotowul leaves daily
between A. NJ. aud arrives at $50 p. NJ.
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, Hazlitt, Buff
sG4 Prairie, illinois City, brury, Copper
Creek. and Millersburg, goes by this route.
MONMOUTH MAIL-via Presumption, SueE
Viola, North Henderson, Spring Grove, and
Roallnl Grove to Mon mouth, leaves Tues
ilys. Thursdays and Saturdays at A. NJ,
AL arrives Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
Ia at p. NJ. Cgntre Ridge Is supplied
on Tuesdays by this route.
CENTRE RIDGE, via Rural, once a week. Ar
rives Friday evening, a. 4 O'Clock, aud leaves
saturday morning, at o'clock.
Ohee hours FROM 7:C0 A. N. to 500 =. NJ.
RI days, open from TO 10 AM.
NJ, b. OSBORN, Post Master.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-16

COUNTERFEIT MoNEY.--A female engaged
as doodle carrier or passer of counter
felt money, in the employ of gang, has
been arrested in Davenport. She had in
her possession about $4,000 in counterfeit
money of the 81 and $40 denominations
The counterfeits were well executed, though
the lathe work was rather coarse, and had
not been sufficiently dis6gured by coffee and
other counterfeiters' preparations to hide
their defects. The money was found in a
broad canvass belt which was concealed in
a sack. The woman was discovered in an
attempt to pass one of the ten dollar bills
From the description the Gazette gives Of
her she is hardly smart enough for the bu.
siness.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-01-16

QUEER THINGS TO SwALLoW.-A noted
disciple of Vulcan, in our town, last summer,
returned to his home rather late, one night,
and considerable drunk. His whiskey
wouldn't stay down, but sought the outer
world with the natural gusto of a strong en-
esis. He was standing over basket in
which some goslings we're snugly wrapped for
the night. But they didn't like whisky,