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Meeting of the Board of County Com
misSiOneTs.

The board of county commissioners fer
Davidson county met at the County court
rooms yesterday morning, and was in ses-
sion several hourg. The members were all
present. The minutes of the preVious
session were read and approved
A petition was presented praying the
appointment Of persons to repair county
road on Cain Ridge.
An order was passed releasing Mr. F..
Thomas from certain taxes on lots.
Fifteen dollars were appropriate to Mr..
John Bryant on psuper account.
Ten dollars was appropriated to Eliza.
beth Hall on the same account.
Five dollars 10 II Bennett ten dollars
to Register Underwood, fifteen dollars TO
Mary Nolan, fifteen dollars to Julia Ter
relI, three dollars to II Harding, nine dol.
lars to same, fourteen dollars 10 Thomas
Robertson, were appropriated on accounts,
and seventeen to John Rhum on sanitary
accounts, for printing. Ten dollars were
also appropriated to Squirs Fain on &C
count, and ten to Travis Winham for Office
rent.
Several road Overseers were appointed
An order appointing jurors of view,
concerning roads was made.
The bond of w. f. Foster for the prop
er preparation of county map was &C
copied.
The order engaging Messrs. Smith and
Demoss az attorneys to bringsuit against the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany was 50 modified as to have thes'
attorneys investigate the question as to thC
right of the said road TO appropriate th'
means of the company to the building o
branch roads, Independent of the msir
stem, and to make other Investigations al
attorneys, regarding the interest Of thu
county with reference to said road
An order was passed reducing the as
sessment on the real estate Of ". z. Tur
ner as being regarded too exolbiisnt.
The Board will meet again this morn
ing at half past 10 o'clock.
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WASHINGTON.
Gen: Belknap, of TOwR, AppOInsed
Secretary Of WaF-IlIie;t DtstItlfBg
I'm Virginia.

Gen: BelkBap, of EOwR, Appointed
Secretary Of War-IIIie;t DfsGIilfBg
I'm Virginia.
WASHINGTON, Oct. I3-It is known
that Gen. Sherman accepted the Office oil
Secretary Of War only temporarily, OF
until the President could make a perma-
nent appointment. The President has now
appointed Maj. Gen. Belknap, of Keokuk,
Iowa. Msj Gen. Belknap is graduate OF
Princeton College, New Jersey. He
served in the army from the first TO the
last day Of the late war. He commanded
one Of the divisions of the fifteenth
army corps in Gen. Sherman's last
two campaigns with great credit to himself
and entire satisfaction to his superior. He
is 38 years old, in excellent health, and is
a lawyer by profession. He will reach
Washington in few days, when Gen.
Sherman will formally resign his position
ne Secretary of War, and Gen. Belknsp
will enter on the duties of his Office
Col. Wilcox and the Assessor of the
fifth district CT Virginia, report TO the de.
pArtment their operations in connection
with the suppression Of Illicit Installations
in that State. Seven counties were visited
in twenty three days, and an arena of over
1900 miles trsVersed. Forty-seyen illicit
stills with an aggregate Of producing a
capacity Ct 3l6 gallons per day, were de-
stroyed, 500 gallons of apple brandy were
contiscated, and as much more destroyed
for lack of transportation. The distilleries
were located either in deep mountains,
rayines or at the = Aini of roads seldom
travelled by ar Acept by parties engaged
in the fraudr business.
Grant, Sh nan and CresswelI leave to-
morrow TO attend the Frederick county
lair, and will return Friday.
A colored man who committed an out
rage on a young lady school teacher, near
Fort Washington, was taken forcjbly from
the custody of an officer on Monday, by a
party Of twenty masked men, and hung to
tree
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OHIO.
Farther Returns From Tuesdays
Election

Farther Returns From Tuesday:
Election.
CINCINNATI, Oct. I3-AlI of Hamilton
county has been heard from excep
one precinct. Pendleton's sjority il
little over 900. The Democratic anC
Republican fusion ticket for members o.
the Legislature and County oficers was
elected by l,200 msjority.
COLUMBUS Oct. 13.-ElectiOn d1ubtfu'
House probably Democratic ADD Senate
Republican. The msiority for Hays will
not be large. The Democrats claim that
Pendleton is elected and are very jubilant
Returns and opinions of both parties
indicate the election of Hays by about
5000 majority. The House is Democratic
and the Senate Republican. The Demo.
crsis claim that the contest is 30 close
that it will require The official vote to
determine who il elected Governor.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-Full returns from
Hamilton county, show the votes for
Hayes to be about 19,446; for Pendleton
20l22; Pendleton's majority 676. The
fusion county ticket elected two Repubs
lican and two Democratic Senators, five
Republican and five Democratic members
to the House, three Republican and three
Democratic county officers. Majority of
fusion county and Legislative ticket over
the regular Republican ticket 1000 TO
$500.
COLUMBUS Oct. l3.-Sixty coun-
ties heard from. Hayes loss on last De-
tober, $500. Hayes msjority will be
about 5000. The Legislature very close.
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SPAIN.

Active HosIIIIIIes Between Govern
ment Troops and HnsurrecttOnists'
MADRID, Oct ia considerable force
of Government troops was prepared for
and about TO attack the position Of the
Republicaus at Valencia this morning.
Yesterday active hositiliIies were suspend
ed during a space of tive hours, so as 10
allow time for the recovery Of the dead and
wounded on both sides.
The Inhabitants of the district COM
prised within the suburbs of Valentia have
risen and destroyed the railroad for seven
Leagues, 10 that the government now re-
ceives news from that part of the country
by sea only.
During the recent battle at Saragosss
there we're two hundred and fifty men
killed and wounded, and very many
houses RACED to the ground. Quite a
number of families belonging TO the south
Of Spain have sought refuge at Faugier.
MApR1D, Oct. 1S.-The Railroad in tht
vicinity of Valencia has been destroyed
| A fight took place near the spot, in which
$50 men were killed and wounded on bolt
sides.
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Mr.. Steele moved to amend by printing five

Mr.. Steele moved to amend by printing fv,
thousand instead of ten Thousand.
Mr.. Cheatham thought that in view of the
importance Of the message it was q false
economy to reduce the number below TO-
sand. He would, therefore. move to still fur.
ther amend by printing Il. 500 copies. 800 to be
in German.
The amendment was lost-syes 10. noes so.
Mr.. RossOn proposed to make it 5000 in
English and Z. 500 IN German.
Mr.. Hornberger thought that gratitude alone
to the Governor of the State should suggest at
least 10000 copies. He therefore moved that
that number should be printed in English.
Mr.. Steele was opposed TO so large number.
Mr.. White remarked that the House should
do itself the justice 10 remember the obligation
it owed to the Governor, which was yet unpaid.
The people of the State wanted to know what
the Governor had to say. and he hoped that no
psrsimOnious considerations should control the
HOuse.
Mr. Cheatham said that the discussion on the
subject had already cost the dear people Of the
State about double as mu h as the printing of
the additional copies asked
After some further discussion the House de-
cided to have printed FIVE thousand copies in
English and one thousand copies III German.
Adjourned until 20 o'clock Friday morning.
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\ Should our citizens make an earnest, united at.
tempt TO have this railroad placed in hands that
would make it a great artery, pulsating the
life blood of tradsinto our streets instead of the
| advertise literally throughout every county
| send active agents to compete with the bummers
of st. Louis, Memphis and Louisville in the
| purchase Of cotton, tobacco and other products.
we would then have Substantial hope OF be-
| coming mart for the largest area of West Ten
nessee, and could make the balance disputed
territory trade in itself sufficient to maintain
alarge city. five take the proper steps. do the
right thing, whatever that may be, the interest
of those people will be to sell US their products
and buy our goods.
you ask any body down there if they trade at
Nashville2 No; never go there when we can
go to other places more desirab We send our
representatives up there, and they buy few boxf
esOfpaper collars. Ibelieve this is the extent o.
our commercial Intercourse, and they even pur-
chase their parliamentary cloth in ST. Louis.
Our merchants and agriculturists have superior
inducements offered in those live towns; they
give and secure to our business men sWifter
cheaper, safer and more pleasant transportation
than we get to Nashville. They do more for US
there-bid higher for our business tAsn you do
Their merchants done propose to lose millions
Dy withholding few thousands By way of bait
Though all things being even we would prefer
to go to Nashville than any other city, because
we came from there or its vicinity"
While am but an humble citizen, 1 have a
pride in the progress and fame of my city that
is wounded when hear such talk as this from a
people whose business we only need to give us
the highest seat in the congregation of
Western cities" When / know that she
languishes from the narrow views and inertia of
those who have the power and means to make
her great, but are content to extort high rents,
and cut off cupons. to be enriched by cOmbina-
tons that cripple the interests of Nashville
make her progress the peace of the snail In
stead of the stride ofthe giant. But there is one
thing must not forget to mention. The people
OF West Tennessee desire that Andrew johnson
edge the courage patriotism, talents and power
OF Mr.. Etheridge and that he is from their sec
ton. yet they want to send johnson to Wash
ington as the truest, best experienced of their
views on the subject of our Federal government,
and further: because now is the time to begin
the rehabilitation of 'the ruins of violated
constitution. Now is the time to begin send
ing men to the capital who desire to do that.
and at once. n. w. A.
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PENNSYLVANIA,
Retut ms Indicating the Result OF tue
Election.

Retut MS Indicating the Result of tue
Election.
SCRANTON, PA, Oct. 13.-Col. Myers
Republican, elected Mayor of this city.
1t is conceded that Geary will have not
less than 5000 majority. He falls short
of the party vote.
Williams, for Supreme Judge, will have
10000 or 10000 msjority.
The House will stand about sixty-lhree
Republicans and thirtyseight Democrats,
and the Senate eighteen Republicans and
fifteen Democrsts-a Republican gain OF
one on joint ballot.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct, IS, 2 A. M.-The
Democrats concede that the State has gone
for Geary by small majority, while the
Republicans claim that be is elected by
from 5000 to 10000 majority.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13.-The follow
ing additional returns have been received:
Washington county gives q Democratic
msiority of us, being gain of l7S; Luz
zerne, a Democratic msjoriiy of 800, loss
l2S: Monroe, a Democratic majority OF
2.5lG, gain 462; Wayne, q Democratic
msiority Of SIG, loss 1893. Mifen, q Dem
ocratic msjoriiy of 800, gain 60; Berks,
Democratic msjority Of $50, gain 292i
Jefferson, a Democratic majority of As,
gain q /: Centre, a Democratic majority
of 36l, loss I6; Clinton, a Democratic
majority of 60, loss 173; Fulton, Demo
cratic msiority of 800, gain %; York, a
Democratic msiority of $500, loss l5S
CIeaIiield, Democratic majority of 400
gain 25S; NoramptoD, g Democratic ma
iority Of 3,450; gain Dol; Fayette, 6
Democratic msjority of $50, loss 275
Mercer county gives Republican msjor
jty of $50, a Republican lose of 80
Butler, Republican majority Of 400, los
81; Beaver, Republican majority of 200
loss I65; Lehigh, Democratic majority o
1905, gain So; Somerset, Republican ma
iority loo, loss 257; Lancaster, Republic
rran msiority 5000, loss l,743; Warren
Republican majority 600, loss 5OS; Union
Republican majority, 5S4, loss 40; Perry
Republican majority so, loss Ia; Indians
Republican majority S95, loss &C; Snyder
Republican msjority 45O, loss az; ALE
heny, Republican majority 5000, los
957.
PHILADEIPHIA, October l3-The fol
lowing additional returns have been re
ceiyed The Democrats in Lehigh count
have gained SO in Beaver county, so
in Mercer, 60 in Cleardeld county, lou
Republican gain in Butler county, 81
in York county, 1853 f; in Bucks county
200 In % districts, with IA to hes
from, q special dispatch to the Evenin
Bulletin, from Harrisburg, says that lead
ing State officials here claim the election
of Gsary by st least 5000 majority. III
Democratic State central organ, ID
Patriot aud Union, considers that Packt
is defeated
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1S-The Stat
Senate will stand, Republicans Is, Demt
caats IS; House, Republicans 63, Demo
Gratis 81. The City Council will have
Republican msi rrity on j)int ballot
80 There Is no data 10 indicate the m'
iority IN the STATE, but all the papers e.
cept one give Gesry from 5000 10 1000
mrioIily.
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Negro Han Probably shot

The negro man Moses Cruteher, pear
daylight yesterday morning struck or aI-
tempted to strike, as We learn, Mr.. G. R.
Jones at his shop on Rolling Hill, near
the Reservoir, with a piece of iron. BY
the uncertain twilight, Mr.. ]. drew his
pistol and fred. At the firing Of the pis-
tol the negro with lurch turned and dis
appeared. He has not since been seen,
aud the probabilities are thas he was
struck and seriously wounded by the pis-
toll ball.
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LIberaID Donation.

Mr.. Hugh Burns, formerly of this city,
has made a magnificent donation 10 the
Brethren of the Dominican Order at
Louisville, consisting of the double three
story dwellings on Fifth street, near Oak
in that city, lately occupied as the Acad-
envy of the Most Holy Rosary. Mr..
Burns, the donor, is about moving to
California, and makes this bequest just be
fore his departure.
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MEMPHIS.
The KaDsaS city Railroad Enterprise
A sERcHmRu KILLED

The KaDsaS city Railroad Enterprise
a STRcHmRu KILLED.
MEMPHIS, Oct. ia meeting 10 ref,r-
euce TO the Memphis, Springfield and
Kansas City railroad, was held at the
Chamter of Commerce last evening. Ad-
dresses were made by Col. Eldridge, of
Springfield. Mo, Judges Byers and Ken
dal. Of Arkansas, snd others, showing the
great Importance Of the work, Resolu-
lions in favor Of building the road, and
nroraipipg liberal sid in furthersncs Of the
enterprise were adopted K. Q. Glst,
Judge Swayne, w. T. Lacey, B. b. Wad.
dell and William Farris, were appointed
deIepates TO the Kansas City Convention,
10 be held Oh Tie 18Th.
James Dunn, q hsokmsn, was killed
this morning in front of the Peabody Ho-
tel. bv } VI. Harris. young lawyer
while making IN assault on the latter
LATER.
MEMPHIS Oct I3.-W. Harris, who
LiIIed Damn. the hackman, this morning
wss discharged on conclusive proof tha
Ire killing Was in self defense.
George q. Gill, a prominent cotton
sneculsIor. and plaintiff in the Decatur
cotton CAGE agsinst the government, IN
solving several hundred thousand dollars
died this afternoon.
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Grand Rncamnrnsnt.

Tbs Grand Encampment of l. 0. 0. +.
of the State will meet in this city on Mon
day the 1S.h The attendance will no
doubt be large and the session an unnsur
ally interesting one.
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WASHINGTON.
New Secretary Of War.
The International Exposition.
The War in Spain.
Ohio and Pennsylvania Election
Probabilities still Mixed.
ANDREW JOHNSON.

a Voice frem the Commercial COnyen-
tion-JOhnsOn's Election Demanded
Special to the Union and American.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. lS.-The delegates to
the Commercial Convention from all parts
of the nation, and especially members of
Both houses of Congress who are present,
express an earnest and almost unanimous
desire that Andrew johnson shall be
elected United States Senator. They ssy
the nation demands 1t.
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INTERNATIONAL EXPOSE.
TION.
sEar,er for ltsIncorporntlon.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l3.-The general
committee Of one hundred, held a meets
ing last night, and adopted the draft Of a
charter TO be presented 10 Congress for an
enact in cooperating the International Ex'
position Association with capital of one
million dollars.
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NGJEHAyENOW IN STORE AND ARE
w daily receiving fresh novelties Of Fall and
Winter Dry Goods Of the very latest Fashions,
consisting in part of
Plain and Striped Empress
Cloths,
French and Irish POplins,
Alpacas,
Merinoes,
Plaids, Plaids, Plaids,
For all classes and ages.
a Full assortment in Flannels,
Good Shaker Flannel at 25 cts,
Silks, Silks, Silks,
Satins, Satins, Satins,
SILK vELVETS,
The best assorted and cheapest in the city.
Beavers, Cassimeres & Broad
Cloths, ....
Waterproofs and Repellants, in
all colors,
White Goods, Sheetings and
Bleached Muslins,
Best make of Irish Linen,
cheaper than ever.
Gents and Ladies' Shawls in
abundance.
Broche Shawls, all grades.
Hosiery and Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents Furnishing
Goods, and Every article in
the DRY GOODS LINE.
We have not neglected to consider your
| comfort, as We have the best selected COVER
LET'S. BLANKETS AND S0F0RTH.
Call. purchase aud be made comfortable and
/ warm,
And you will avoid sickness and retain all yOuI
| charm.
G.. RICE s. CO.,
81 College Street,
sepzs If NASHVILLE. TENN.
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After his arrival there he found, as
did also his Esquimaux companions who
had visited this country with him, that
it was rather hard at first to return to
their old habits, but in time he got aceus'
tnrnnd 70 IL
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| vesterdsv at il AN, Speaker Thomas in the
| chair. The roll was called ard quorum
4 answered to their lanes. -.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

800 iots superb Household Furniture, Paintings, &c.
On ths day day) the elegant brown "a
West fifteeuth srcet between fh and sixth avenues
commencing NJ 0s O'Clock, Drawing Room SUITE
green gold crimson gold brocael rosewood Enrcres
bookcase Tables EncoIgnures bols Dc marquoerc
lss Lace nrocase CurtaIns Bronze Cocks Vases veve
ChandeiIcrs rosewood, Dressing
bureaus Bedscads, wsrdrobes; HAIR Spring Mattresses;
Extension Table, sidebgard Chinawsre, Glassware Silver
ware, Cncy, &C. N. Brhe house furnished less than sx
months, Al q cost OF xlbVon
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

LsoR sALE-FURNIsHED OR uNFURN1SHED, A
u Country Scat Fruit Farm of 20 aercs beantifny
located the jacksonville pike inlc from tv depot
business portion OF the city Of Burlington NJ L aud u
little farther from Burlington College and 81 Harys Hall
broken 'front.' Sx6O feet blt by day labor under tho mime
supervision OF the owner containing cellar SO
high cenensed, under the anra building, excepting base
men kitchen. which a ltcd up with hot and cold water
sinks dc Paor, with bay window, fronts SOUTH and
west library, with boy window. fronts east north aad
south nttcd up with black walnut bookcases dark nrut
and Erac; hall, l2xlS faccs the west from whence aro
stairs OF ash and black walnut oiled conn nzg The third
noor dining room fronts east aud wes connects with
Kitchen ntted up with hot AMI cold wrte ank cosets
dresser, back stairs 20 third floor basement sewing
room with closet nine bedrooms each with closets ress-
ing Bathroom tank ROOM water closets linen and pro-
Of New York improvement. Tho sewerage 10 com
ples In and outside tho housai wash wafer Ac.,
conveyed 10 tanks In barn yard where II u aerw gd mixed
with the and muck Wnier from roof throqb
Into brook. An outbuildings are conveniently
arranged and afford ample accommodation stable carace
house. workop and chicken houses lathed and paerd
Wagon Sheds botbcds and other fixtures 70 make nacs
satisfactory complete. The ornamental grounds were
laid planted 10 corrcapond with tho house aud sur-
roundnrs by superior artist Ono srrng brook having
grounds from The kitchen garden which divided into beds
and from fruit land by box edgng Tho cntlre place has
been planted with especial reference 10 profit home
forts combined, and while nnording the owner The most
choice varieties ALEC furnishes for ale tie profitable
fruts, consisting In part of The pears,
cherries quinccs peaches, IO1 70 200 grapes 1000 10 300
currant rhubafb G5Og phfa.
depha raspberres four many others for homo sa;
four acre. Lawton, Dorchester Wilson, early,
&c., Ac. asparagus onefourh acre The surronndngs
Falp00 For permit and further particulars apply 10 Ed
MtND NORRIS Burlington, New jersey.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12
UcroS rorIcE nS .s.ds ESrmA mAseE SALE OF

Pianororts Wsfks Art. Bronxcs. Paintings.
Silver War;, &c al public auction, By y firzgL
Aucf,oneer NJ private residence 1A Eighth
street. few OF 1isth avenue, this day friday
February ~ morning NJ JON o'clock preoipey. Bcsutiiu
and Lounges large and small Mirrors Lace Curtains: Eta
Rabies rosewood M Pnnoforte stool and cover,
BEDROOM suts style of Louis XVII walnut Bedscads, Blu
rcaus WariNands, Spring and Hair Mattresses, Sofas,
Chairs Rockers Lounss covered with reps q hareloth
Silver Ware Table Cutlery, dc. sse positive House 70
let
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

IroR sALF-IN ASTORIA, A HOUSE, STABLE, &C.,
with grounds house s0xi0 two baaenent II
grounds on Renssn and woosey streets feet, bod
boat aad ferry situation healthy, with ne OF
Inquire at 40 Broadway room No. ., Monday WsdDes
day and Friday, from II 10 o'clock.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

A UCTIOy NoTICE--PosITtvE AND UNREGISTERED
N sale OF magnificent Household Furniture valuable
Carpets, Ac contained IN the
arsc csdenco iss Eneeentn street near Fourth av and
conirccnr as ioh O'Clock precisely. This wors tho
attendance or purchasers the furniture nrw as May,
also suits u nne Centre Tables e sssan, bedroom
Table Ware, &c ali In perfect order Fun particulars IN
catalogues.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

WILL EE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION ny T. NC.
yo,v .ed Un, nseoneer al tho Mansion stabcs corner
~ u ~. et snn Soyenth avenue Monday, Feb m
- ~ -vne eay Horse, II hands HIGH and can t5ot n
nn"cs formerly driven By Mr. Harry Lyons
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

A JOHN L. vANDEwATER, AUCTIoNEER, 2.
"a. Duane street. This day, ~ - MReRuinr sale Of
Horses Wagons Harness. embracing fine line OF supe-
ror troting, road and family stock Full prrcuara, with
pedecs at SALE Sec advertisement under Horse and Car
rage head.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12
SALES AT AUCTION.


ADRAn h MULLER
Auctioneer
AUCTION SALE
OF
EIxTH-FoUR
CENTRAL PARK LOTS,
EIGHT SPECIALLY PROMINENT EIGHTH AvBss.
NUE. FRONTS, ovERL ooKING THE PARK IN EvER1
DIRECTION. ADRAINH MULLER, p. r. WILKINS AGO.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION, MONDAY, FEBRUARY l5
AT IL O'CLOCK, AT THE EXCHANGE sALEsRooM,
NO. Ill BRoAwAY. THE ENTIRE BLOCK, BoUEDEQ
BY THE EIGHTH AND NINTH AVENUES. sEvENTIErR
AND sEvENTY-FIRsT STREETS. TO BE SOLD IN LOTS.
The title Of the promises (beng portion OF the HARsER
EsTATE) unoxceponabs and full abstract prepared BY
Messrs weore Bovine, will be furnished TO each
chaser without charge Twohds Of tho purchase money
may remain on bond and mortgage for three years.
Maps diagram of Park and Bouevard may
b. obtained from the auctionser's No. Pine street
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

IL valuable Corner below the P.x also others fronting
way. - II - - ~