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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

Mr.. THOMAS B. BRYAN, who was
rendered certificate Of his election az
member ofthe Illinois Consultation al
Convention from ;Du Page county, de-
clInes to receive 1t, on the ground that
hlS opponent, Judge Cody, received a
majority OF the votes cast. It seems
that on account Of some iniormalIty,
The vote at some precincts was thrown
out and Judge Cody's vote thereby re.
duced below Mr.. Bryan's but the lat
ter considering that The former had q
majority OF goodS onestyotes. declines
to take advantage OF the techulcslity
which would give him the seat. THIS
isvery honorable In Mr.. Bryan and,
we may add, very unusual. II la evil
dent Mr.. B. 10 much loo honest for a
politician: ltisvery seldom such men
have the doubtful honors Of office
thrust upon them. These are occurred
by gentlemen OF more supple, vertebrD
and elastic conscience. rs......-...,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

BnowNLow is determined Andy
johnson shall not have his seat and is
therefore resolved not to die. With his
usual perversIty he keeps getting bet
ter and now writes 10 Washington,
where heexpects to arrive Friday even
ing, that he Is better than he has been
for four years. w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

Mn, GREBLEY's PoLITIcAL ECONOMY
Mr. Greeley has concluded his papers
on Political Economy, the last being
printed In Saturdays Tribune. They
will at once be Issued In book form and
deserve to be widely read. In his
"Recollectlons Of . Busy Life" Mr..
Greeley indicated that after that vol
uue he should write but one more
book-a volume on political economy.
That task has now been com.
pleted and given to /. The public
Mr. Greeley Is young enough and Wig.
orons enough, however, for several
years OF authorship. BE still writes
daily leaders for the Tribune, and viii
doubtless continue 10 contribute to its
editorial columns 30 long rs he Is able
TO write at all. AS yet there Is scarcely
another In all the newspaper field who
Yields SO vigorous . weapon-and long
may he live 10 WELD II,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

IE-the Cleveland Woman Suffrage
Convention, rs the proceedings com>
menced, several pleasing looking
young ladies sat AZ the reporters tables
taking notes, and furnishing, perhaps,
a better argument In fayorof woman's
right to work In any place that pleases
her than was uttered from the platform
during the six sessions Of the conven.
ton. ills said that the young men Of
the press INDUCED In no boots nor
ieers nor sneers at them, but seemed
particularly pleased at their company,
and exchanged jokes and manuscripts
In perfect good fellowship. iE
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

THE labor convention OF colored
men, which meets In Washington this
week callstoGethsr large number Of
delegates. The main SubJec. will be
the condition OF cOlored laborers at the
south. Senator Wilson and General
Butler will make addresses.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

AT the present rate Of purchasing
bonds the accrued Interest on the alnE!
Ing fund by the LIST Of January Will be
nearly s., 000, 900 In gold, which amount
will be disposed OF at public sale, and
the sum received applied TO the pur-
chase OF bonds. 'i.l -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

MEDICAL SoolETY.-We have been
favored with copy Of the transactions
OF tho Medical Society OF the State OF
West Virginia. embracing the proceed
ings at the annual meeting held ut
CIsrkSburg the ID and Sd OF last June,
including the annual address by Presl.
dent Brock. Appended toitws find the
annual address delivered BY the Presl-
dent, DR.. Frlsseil, at the meeting held
here In October, 1867, Also the report
ofthe Committee ON the Medical Botany
OF certain counties OF West Virginia,
written by DR.. A. s.. Todd, Of this city,
and the report on the Topography
MeteoTology, ollmatology and Epi-
demic Diseases oi.ohlo county, written
by DR.. f, A. Hlldreth, OF this city; both
ofwhich were submitted at the Clarks-
burg meeting, and both OF which will
be found very interesting reading, even
for the un.medIoAl, nd
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

On Friday, three large tracts of land
Ia Greenbrier county, formerly belong.
Ing to Henry o. Middleton, deceased.
ara to bs Sold under decree OF court at
LswlsbuIg. One tract embraces 81 900
acres. another oslo. and the other 8. 1888
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

THE amendment to the Constitution
of Wisconsin, raising the salary OF the
Governor 10 5000 pOr annum, was
adopted at the recent election In that
State by large majority.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

JOHN g. FREMoNr Issues q semi
monthly Journal In Paris, called the
Trans Continental. In the interests OF
the Memphis and Fl Paso railroad.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01
Aucock's Porous Plasters.
SIRE and Dyv ZArpat cured by hall q PlaS.
toriu1uAlly In two or three hourR. .,....i

Dr.. Green, No. seS, Broadway, New York,
Informs % he sold on Monday, juno q, lisa
two PlasterS 70 Q young woman GuferinE
very severely from lumbago. On 1hnrBday
She called 70 got two moro for q GriOnd, and
and then stated how the two me had pur,
chased on Monday had relieved her Imme.
diately Rfter putting them on, and cured Nes
b ttro ddyt OF most distressing pain In her
back and lolns. ., a7 7'''
10 Alicock \ PoronS PlaStors have been Ionnd
specifics for RheIERtoIttI'n Of GIs WrIts.
noVlO!lntl&W '. s-aa ...s'..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

THE expectation that the President
will have two vacancies to fill on the
Supreme Bench before long. causes
some anxiety among Radical Rspubli.
cans. 1t Is considered emInently dest.
rable that men shall be selected who
conscIentIously believe In the constItu.
tionallty Of congressional reconstruc-
ton. There iS no desire that politicians
shall be selected, but that first class
judges ahAll DO nominated whose sym
pHthies have been with Congress In the
great controversy regarding the South.
ern States. It Is by no means certain
that Justice Grlor will resign, but 1t As
deemed probable. Mr.. Hoar viii have
the place vacant by. death OF Justice
Wayne, II he wants It,. but there are
good reasons for believing that he has
not yet fully decided. a'8 p "'.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

THRRn were 80 deaths from scarlo.
Fever In Philadelphia last week. :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01
|eI..l]AAB}!7ERlE
S3 8 2 ,l..,,..ss,,ssslsaII 70
NATURES

OWE RELIABLE REMEDY.
They arc Apple-seed like, tasteless and
lnodorous. Mia. but efIectuAl. "--'.
The CALABAR GRAINS or 'tBEEDs"
arsthe great NERVE TONIC and AporIsnt
They cure aick- Headache, Constipation, In.
dlge5tion. BlllIousness, Irregularities, and
general Nerve Debility. FN.
Children readily take the new Household
Remedy. a.
Gold in memhranous pouches, containing
Is % 80 Grains as originally put up.
.. ..... FOR SALE By 40.
LAUGHLIN, SMITH & co.
novS-8m 4" -.'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01
Lost or Stolen
Central Building Association.

NHH REGULAR ,AGNUAL MEETING
otlcSts and difectStS fcs he SSsSiHr SSa r.
will DO hold at tho Municipal ConIE Hoom
on Thnreiay evening, De6ombeT q, 1850, NJ
kBrC pnSiltut lon, An, : aul2O. r....
decl-H GEU. II. COPP, Sec'y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

SF- No notice win be taken Of cpInmnhI
cations not accompanied by q 10 ponAible
name. The name viii be conshefed conn.
dental, but must in MI na8e8 accompany l6t-
Isra ns 4 guarantee Of good failh. M lu)
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01

NH.J.QUETlL. OWL ENG ISEER, RI.
Norway Iron Manufacturing ConpauY, has
got p Cayeat for m Improvement IN Bridges
OF Efeb Importance, consisting In not ufIll.
ing the bars, and dispensing With all the
cosuy work. Address, -. BON 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-01
A advertisements
The RCnmeuicaI Council.

TIN ] SERMON PREAUHEn oh lABT
III Sabbath evening In tho FIFSl Pr69liy.
teflAn Church, by Rev. u. W. FNIiOF on tie
keilAIslicdl Council. will DO publlShei IN fall
~ mo lRTELLldEEcER of6RtuidAy morn.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
TosEPH MCGUIRE, AUCTIoNEER,
sJ Will sell on Wednesday, March 10,
at the Exchange sAesroom, III broadway,

at the Exchange sAiesroom, IL broadway,
By order OF Supreme the
Nathan, Esq, Referee,
valuable House and Lot ~ Lexington avenue, between
Twenty-sxth and Twentyseventn lot 9sx7S feet,
house three story basement brick with plate glass
dows bath range stationary washtubs &c good order
Also, the time and place.
TO close partnership,
The valuable story cellar brick Houses
with side of Third avenue
ing So inches south II Sevenysevenin The
very desabe property and VIII be positively sold
the highest bidder Terms liberal.
Aiso 20 divide interest,
The valuable three basement and cellar high
III East Forty ninth street, be-
tween Second house contains all modern
improvements including heater and gas xtures is at present
unoccupied.
Also, nj the same time ani place,
valuable Lexington beir~
northeast eighth directly opposite the
Harlem depot house three story and cellar
brick with has and water throughout and in good
Maps al The Aue.,oncer's once, 50 Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
,. BLEl;E;cKEk, l;l;, AgcTIoNEER.

J. BLEECKER, AUCTIONEER
H. Partition aaie OF Part Of the Lorllard Estate.
A. y. BLEECkER, SON 4 co. viii sell on Thursday,
aarcn IL lss 1t " O'Clock at the Exchange saicsroom III
Broadway New York, under the direction pho Rug
es Esq referee BY order VI the Supreme Court the fol-
loving valuable prlpeiy IN the city OF New York. VIII
Lot and Store No. IL Pearl It.
Lot No II Elm st
Not No. l4S Worth st.
Lot and Building No. "a Baxter Gt.
Lot and Building No. 10 East broadway.
Lot and Buliding No. BIS Canal st
1L9ts and buildings Nos. 10 and rs Thompson st, with
Lot and Building No. ITO Canal st.
Lotand building No. 226 Eizabeth It.
Lot and building Houston and Mercer sts SUBJ
tect TO perpetual lease, ICO.
And ths 18th day March, 1852 at II o'clock, Al the
CITY Salosroon, Phrx Buildings, No. Court st. In tho
city Of Brooklyn the following property, situated in the
city Of Brookyn adacent to the Atlantic dock properly
v1.;-
lots on aide OF Hamilton avenue, commencing Nl n
ces directly rear Of above, fronting on India wharf,
10 Inaia wharf, commencing q n in. n from Como
yer st s5xl2c.
lot d. q OF and Hamilton av "a H.
lln on Hamilton av ~ IT, in in 81 IT, side, aud
o6k 10 fn on C0noyer Il.
LOT Of Inlay Hamilton av, II r. in.
Slots OF Inlay ST, running through from Summit
sk 70 Hamilton av "a IT, In Imlay g.. 70 IT
81 q n. II. on Hamilton av
Fifty OF purchase money may remain bond
and mortgage for . tc years. fs4
Maps OF the property be at the ocs Of the
Honeers, NO "a Gear new York, and at the olce Of
JACOB COLE soS RIO. s5s Fulton It., Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
! 4 ssIGNEE,s sAI.v- -oP suPERIoR STOCK on RICHLY
M. cRIsTALAR. AUCTIoNRER.
A UcTIoS sALE.-MAeSIFIcES HOUSEHOLD FUR
N ture

Ht rubIir hucIOn, !.
This day (Tursday) morning, March a. at 1oS o'clock,
~ the Lurnsuod private residence llg west Eshn
street, few OF sixth avenue Magnificent Ioand
10 octave and cover beautiful Paror
sus desp,ion French brocn
en aud he expressly, Oriental Easy
Chairs and Lounges match; Pier and Oval Mirrors
1ne Drocael ami Curtains itch bronzcs, Works 81 Art
eianary, Vases Parur Ornaments, Eagcres gdcd and
arblc top Tables, Cabinets rosewood Hdys Writing Desk,
Bookcase Chaucee Chamber suits, style Of Louis XIV
Hcdscads Eureau WsshFtandr Comnods spring and hair
hacsss bcddnr Sofa Chairs Rockers, Lounges covered
9Th Erton eps and hnireoih; 6dcboar Extension Table,
Chas vi Island; rich 0ass China
TAble Iucry &c. sae positive. House 70 let, $4,000
L. FITZGERALD, Auctoneer, once 50 Bieeckcr street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

UCTION NoTICg.-sODA WATER AND OTHER MIN.
"a erals Factory for SAKE nj auction n. SCANLAN auc-
Eonser, store - Canal street, win sell Tomorrow 1V<
Vclock f6 Esst twenty srese Third avenues
Machinery and other apparstus nscssa Tor carrying on
essVooo (fr Gee, Centre street. maksr one Bohug Ma
ehip4 eo Q7J Patent Hyrupes, cost 80 Also horsea
9sse Copper Bolw and svWyshns appssasn9s 70 sueA
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

1,rCHARp WALTERS, AucTroNEEr, WILL SELL on
III Wednssday q ION O'Clock. At ~ East broadway, ono
nssssls Table Bar ccun;sr mrrors beAssadA Tables
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

MARSHAL sALE-pY oBpER OF Q. v. LyoNs.--E.
M HATHAWAY, AuctIonccr, viii sell. on wednesday,
March l0 at IL O'clock nj 100 chatham street, large guam
tv OF Wincs Liquors, Cigars Groceries, dc " satisfy
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

T SIMON. .AuCrIONEER Il. SIMON 4 90. WILL ELL
Ia. Aucson, Thursday Erch IL lsn ~ ~ O'Clock,
nj tho Exchange salcMoom, No. ~ Brondway Trinity
three story House and bssencr, n Delaney
hold property, East Fourth street, between avenues
"a nd IL.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
SAILS AT AUCTION.

DRIAN II. MULLER, AUCrIoNEER.
Partition s.s y s5 q n the nsrs % e valuable property
late Lisasnsns sgsr SsnsT. wisAesd ssqst %v,xs ~ u.
snsos on March u !. 4 ssos Go i T Ss M sa
q ss r sss
The vsIuabs po. q Land with ths subiAntia nsIoa
% % % sad &c ss
Is.lasnss q he .,s Lasusn.n. densrl Winfield Scott
gss.sn. a And ssws,sa Madison .,snas a.O ssxsred
@f e Sss ss and md
and was n a s s1ass % This property has 'front.'
is.' ana ssSsisoa 81 iosSssd =
Is easy access from New VIII BE- S so o anu
Kaps At onlce Of aactionsera, No. Pine street.
A ucTIoN sALE.-y, n TAYLOR, AporIoNEER--
hasninesas Household Furniture Paintings Drawing
Works Articles Of virtu al public auction on ins
titeenth street. between fh sixth avenues commssc
ing a y O'clock The auctionssr would ca particular a.
somPrisins The largest and Tchesi sssOsal of household
DsSns sa
on: %aTqus.srs Soi. q Cabinets. rabies rosewood
a b. sns
SG r.sden sds Sns sSS5nnS
sasa s1ss 'esas cs
s Vs ca.s and
sn , Dassr and Tee O and Table
u sp r. suite sys LeIs y Re, XIV hair .p,,as Mas.
prremptory. n BParics wishing this sale take
Fifth avenue stages or Sixth avenue
A JOHN L. vANDEWATER, AUCTrONEER, "a
IA. Duane street-Our regular sale this day OF Horses
Wagons Harness, &C. For particulars Horse and Car
rage Head and at sale.
A ON TUESDAY, srH. At u NJ. AT sALEsRooM "a
IA. Duane regular sale Of coice superior and
9rotn Stock embracing OF the best and fastest stock
offered this season, and warranted in every way.
RY HENRY D. MINER, AUCrIONEER ALEsRooM
ID No. Cortandt street, four doors OF broadway
Art Gallery, 646 Broadway
AMERICAN ARTISTS SALE
OF ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS
NOW ON EXHIBITION FREE DAY AND EVENING.
H. d. MINER X BARKER will sell at auction Tuesday
Evening, March g. 1t ~ o'clock, at their Gallery
WIN. NJ BROWN,
Comprising about forty OF his finest Handicapped,
Fruit and Flower Pieces, &c. Also from the private
Collection OF . well know cOnn0esour q number
Clifford, VIM. M. Hart,
Julia Beers. J. r. Breyoor,
J. y. Bristol, A. r. Rsil0wz
II. A. Loop, T. L. Smith,
]. Fairmnn, j. u. Smllie,
@. II. Smillie, q. II. Yenell
I. b. Thorpe and others, including also the
Celebrated Picture by
Constant Mayer,
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
SAFES AT AUCTION.
A -PEREMPToay SALE Ar AUCTION.
JAIES NJ MILLER
win sell
ts-s..t MONDAY, MARCH Is lsd,.
at II O'Clock,
Exchange Saesroom, Ill Broadway,
% PARCELS OF LAND.
containing about
lsl L0TS,

EnlAIE Or LEW - ". AOhhlS
This 10 the property tie line Of Central avenue,
having direct communication with the railroads. Fine streets
leading to tho horse already opened.
the only properly u this vicinity that VIII not require
GRAZING OR CLEARING AWAY
1or building PURPOSES and entirely tree from trees rocks
f EUIsANCEs
vnicn y some localities cost so much 70 remove =
rersons deSirous OF Waiting the property can take the
horse or steam which at ali hors to Trenont,
shece 70 Central about live minues walk from the
ags through the Central Park and Central avenue boule
varu the most compete and magnificent carriage and eqnef-
soxisn drives In the world
man Will be found at Hencers Hotel adjoining the
property 70 give such Information may bc desred IN regard
70 the property
The great feature Of
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY
= present. IN this connecon viewed from city standpoint
CENTRAL'AvE
which OF the broadest finest IN the world
for the general OF dimensions locality and
beauty OF surrounding and adjoining sconery.
It's 10 have addition OF fourteen feet walk each
side divided from carriage and bride drive by OF
The contract grading the sidewalks Is being carried
For descriptive catalogues containing maps and diagras
and further particulars Apply 10 auctioneer,
~ PINK STKEET.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
ToHN II. DRAPER. AuCTfONEER.
81 RFckI ERs SALE OF sTEAMBoA ATS,

WITHOUT AMY LIMIT or RESERVE WHATEVER.
JOHN II. DIAPER co. will sell on Tuesday, March 10,
1867 O'Clock " NJ within their store III Pearl street. by
W. r. Cushinc, Esr receiver OF the Lower
Hudsn Steamboat Company the new and elegant steam
boats ginnysde and Sleepy Hollow. Tho aunnystde--
Length, 2ao feel beam. O. fcet depth o. hold, feet
pne inch cynfcr IL feet stroke with very large
Boilers superior workmahship, thoroughly tested and
good running order. The Sleepy Hollow, which 10 the
less In length These steamers are elegantly furnished with
boats and equally
well adapted Cor day ngh travel They were built in
New York lejS OF finest materials by the best build
cs and cost upwards OF tSsooO They ara now lying Mt
A. s. Jarvis Co.'S dock, Jersey CITY avona fay) where
they can he examined
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

A MAX gAyERsposrER a co... AuCrToNEERs
IN. once tpu Bowcry, sell this day, 1uk O'Clock, entire
rge Stock, valuable Lease, Ac, Of Toy store l6a slh
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

RYJ. D. BARRY CO., AUcTIoNEERs.
Large and positive auction sale Of magnificent Household
Furnnfc fine Carpets c OF whchis In perfect
aud nearly having been but little used contained in the
tween Third and Fonrth avenues. Tuesday, March
B. 1859, commencing al 105f O'Clock, precisely consist
Ing OF large aud general Of elegant Household
Furniture &C.. superb carved rosewood Z octave PIANO.
particulars magnacent French satin and Suits; rich Gem
Bedroom Furniture In fine walnut &C. pure horse
hair Mattresses 6c rich and costly Dining Room Furniture
Table Ware Full particulars catalogues. Sale positive
and withou. any re.erve.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

DAwNpRoKgRs' SALE THIS DAY, AT w. 8. INGRA.
HAMS, rs New Bowcry 800 lot. Pledged Goods Coats,
vcSta various Woolcn uooda, Shirts
Boots and Soes Sheets Tabls Cloths, 40. BY order Of H.
palornon a Madison street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

r BoaART, AUC CT1ONEER
81. WEDNESDAY, MARCH TO-.
nt inB O'clock Ae Auction Rooms, No. North William
sreet Household Furniture conegnu OF gentscl nssor
m6nt Parior reiroom Dining Room and Kitchen furn
ture. Carpe.s. Mirrors.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
JlY ROBERT sOMERvILLE, AUCTIONEER AND REAL
ID Estate Broker.
81 Nassau street and e Fifth avenue.

SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
On Tuesday, March at u O'clock at the Exchange Sales
room, III broadway,
The first class three high brick Dwelling House
No lle West Twentieth street. between Sixth and Seventh
avenues; size, 23x5cx99
Also the st class Residence No. 23S West Twenty-Gfh
street. between Seventh and Eighth four
hsh basement brick size, laxsxloo together with AL the
Furniture said house, valued at S1C0 Said house and
furniture November l. 1852 Sc per month,
payable monthly in advance, with security for the
The sale viii be made without reserve.
For and further particulars apply at the Office OF the
Auctoncer, 81 Nassau street and 81 Fifth avenue.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

ID FURMAN, AuCTIoNEER, sALEsRooM l25 MFR
Il. Ger giving up housekeeping VIII receive
Immediate attention; modcrats charges Also furnisurs
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

tT second hand Carpets. Furniture and Bedding Bazan
22l sower Rvngon and stanton streets, middle
OF the block Furniture, bedding, Carpets Oicloths,
tngs Window Shades, Paper hanrngs Clocks and Look
Also fair price given for the taken In
exchange Cut this out and note the and number
Third aud Fourth Agenuc cars pass the door
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

Il EwTs T.. WOOD, AUCrIONEER WILL SELL ON
IL tuesday, March lses ats o'clock r NJ on the pre-
west OF Grove aert Jersey City, and about tea minuies
from The ferry; pass near the properly every ten
minutes day evening" Property lets for ~ COZ
year Terms easy. For fun particulars apply 70 tho Auc
tioneer, 81 Montgomery street, Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

r EVILS v. woop. AUCTIoNEER,
ia viii cell Tuesday March lsS9 NJ O'Clock 7. NJ.
on PREMISES the three story brick Honse No. Bright
street mo feet from Grove street and about
minutes walk from the terry Cars pass the property ever
ten minutes evening" House lets for Vw pei
year particulars Apply 70 the auconecr 50 Montgomery
atrnnt. Lcrsnx City.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
A J. BfEEcKEI,, AUCTIoNEER.
MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY
At
INwCOD,
ON CENTRAL AVENUE, wEsTcHEsrER COUNTY,
TIvE-EIGHrHs MILE FROM MccOMB's DAN.
Al. BLEECKER, SON co.
win sell at auction Wednesday March TO- at IL O'clock al
the Exchange Salesroom.

win sell at auction Wednesday March TO- At IL O'Clock
the Exchange Saiesroom,
eneus lSg r Lots beAa situated at Inwood on CEN
y4NDLAl and AECCbAiUS places, and on the McCoinbs
mroad, being the choice for situation and nne views
ehc wh0e tract Avscightns OF mile McComb's
Dsm The Central avenue Boulevard 70 be widensd q feet
<T fest eJewx each sd6 II BE- planted with OF
ON each side from Harlem yer 10 Jerome Park This
= already Under conusc and win be commenced
Che frost viii permit IL undcrztood that the
Md along the route ms the work progresses.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09
. SALE Ar ANrrEON.

ID yAexrR. Abs,rIosEEf, Wit SELL, THIS DAY,
II. two O'Clock - "a Canal street, Goois from Harlem
for c0nvsrienee on saif ~ s=wo0d Bot
sieads with srin botiouss as.or sus n reps and hair
cloth; enanelsd lhatef s1 Dsarpe top Dressing ard
other Bureaus wardrobcs Hsts'snds, Chairs. ExienE1n
and Other Tables, Bootcases cssss shOwsases Brussels
Threey ami Carpets: Olriohs, Drnse Lace Cur
ains Esir other Mattresses Hec and Iedtia, Refri-
rerators Cutlery Plated Wars. stair Rods window shnic
without rcserye. .HL.--.
The New York herald., 1869-03-09

THE ARENA STABLES, NOS. eo5 AND s0T RAYMOND
street BROOKLYN VIII bc sol At rncon rh,nrsdny March
BY WHITEHEAD II. VAN WYCk. Aucsionesr, onlce Szs
Broadway.
Elizabeth daily monitor. [volume] (Elizabeth, N.J.) 1868-1880, 1869-03-18
BOND STREET.
Corporation Notice.

flUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given. That
i it is the intention CT the City Council
Of the city OF tlizabeth, under and by virtue
of the provisions ofan act entitled, AN act to
revise and amend the charter Of the city ofEliza-
beth, approved March d. 1868. to order and
cause the sidewalks on both sides of Bond street,
from Spring street to Catharine street, to be flag
ged with stone four feet wide in the centre Of each
sidewalk.
Such persons as may object thereto arerequest-
to present their objections in writing at the
ofcc Of the Street Commits Toner. or before the
expiration of two weeks from the date of This
notice. r.
BY order OF the City Council,
LII. HIGGINS. Street Commissioner
Dated, Elizabeth, March 10, 1863