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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-10-31

- MuleS. n.in ~ .
By JACOB LEVIN.
MONDAY MORNING. at 10 o'clock, I will sell.
at the Court House,
fine MULES, well broke and perfectiy
sound; sold for no fault, but to raise the need.
full. Oct az
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THE DRY GOODS EMPORIUM !
TRI-WEEKLY ARRIVALS.

XXTITH resident buyer in New York, we
wv have superior facilities for adding at
fractions to our large and varied stock of
DRESS GOODS,
Which displays all the latest styles and makes
SQUARE AND DOUBLE sHAWLs,
Also, the ARAB sHAWLs, in extra length and
superior quality.
THE CL0A16 STOCK
Exhibits new designs, being made up by us
from latest styles.
EMBROIDERIEs, LACEs, RIBBONS,
TRIMMINGS, PRINCES, in every conceivable
style.
HOSIERY, GLOVES AND NOTIONS.
In endless variety, Jouvin's Genuine Kid
Gloves.
THE FLANNEL STOCK
Comprises tho best makes, and bought early
in the season, at low prices.
In JEANS, TWEEDS, CASSIMERES and
CLOTHS. our stock is unsurpassed.
In PRINTS, BROWN and BLEACHED DO
MESTICS, LINSEYS, Stripes, Tickings, Ker-
seys and Blankets, tho stock is large and COM
plete.
We sell at POPULAR PRICES, as low as
they can BIO bought anywhere, and respectfully
ask an examination Of our stock from all in
want Of DRY GOODS.
W. D. LOVE & CO.,
Columbia Hotel Building.
w. ID. LOVE. Oct 10 B. B. MoCREERY
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ELtens're E1ecutors Sale of Real Estate and
HersonGt property, belonging to The Estate of
Henry DdUis, deceased -
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Executor's Nntina

EXecutOr's Notice.
A LII persons having demands against the
N estate of ROBERT N. LEWIS. deceased
will present them properly attested, and ali
persons indebted will make payment. within
three months from date OF this publication. to
DANIEL B. LEWIS,
Oct ID nib Qualified Executor
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having claims against the
N estate Of ASA HAMMOND, deceased, are
requested 10 present the same, duly attested,
lumbia, for payment, on or before January 1.
1870; and all persons indebted TO said estate
Will please make payment either to said At
torney, or to myself, at Kingsville, before said
date. FRANCES HAMMOND Adm'r
kINGsyILLE, October %, 1862 Oct % ali
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Auot1ora 9ales,

United States Internal Revenue.
ooLLECTORs OFFICE, Sd DIST, s. g.,
S1LUNnIA, October Is, 1869.
" will sell, at the store Of e. stenhouse. IA
PACKAGES OF TOBACCO, for violation of Inter
nal heyenue Laws. A. 8. WALLACE,
, 1869-12-31

account of the Public can for the
present take place-that until further,
the sum of So pr. hea heretofore
paid for all first class adult approved
laborers imported by planters for
their Estates, will be reduced to the
sum of 81 pr. head, and for a non
adult field laborer to the sum of 81
pr. head instead of Sc pr. head-and
that all further payments on account
of port charges on vessels bringing
such laborers into the Island will
cease from date, subject on the whole
to the ruks and terms hitherto estab-
lished.
Immigration Committee, 29th Dec.
1869.
, 1869-12-31

merly a resident of Pennsylvania, has
committed suicide
Cheyenne, Wyoming, Dec. 6.-The
Female Suffrage bill has passed both
Houses of the Wyoming Legislature.
San Francisco, Dec. 5,-The Special
Commissioners from Japan TO the Sand
witch Islands, sailed for Honolulu to-day
to investigate the condition of their
trymen on the plantations in the Islands.
and, possibly to draft a treaty with the
Hawaiian Kingdom, to be submitted to
the Government Of Japan on their return.
The new City and country officers as
sumo their duties tomorrow.
The State Legislature will assemble
tomorrow. Sacramento City is crowded
with members, oficeseekers and lobbyists.
, 1869-12-31
THE APPROACHING SESSION OF
UUNUnEoO.

Washington, November %, 1S69.-At
the expiration of another week Congress
will be on the eve of a new session. In
anticipation of this event both halls Of
Congress have been reftted, %carpeted,
and tue furniture newly repaired and var
nished. The opinion expressed by pro-
minent members of both houses, indicates
that there will be little legislation of an
important character until after the Christ
mas holidays. The Cuban question will
come up for immediate action, and al
though a remarkable u%nanimity of SYM
pathy exists on the subject, it is not like
ly that the country will be spared a few
able speeches and a raft of meaningless
harangue Judging from the views of
those who are gifted with the ability to
conceive an idea, Congress will take
strong grounds in favor Of Cuba, wheth-
err directly or by increasing the powers
Of the Executive cannot be said. Con-
gress having reassembled in January, the
financial question will consume weeks of
discussion and tinkering in which funding
and specie payments will be the leading
features. The China mission, which it is
understood the President in his message
will suggest be raised to the first class
will give an opportunity TO Sumner to
ventilate his new ideas OIL the yellow man.
The st. Domingo annexation will be dis
posed of amid a torrent of eagle screams
and salvos of bombast. The project of;
the Darien ship canal will doubtless b
put in a tangible shape. The other
measures set down for legislation are the
bills for taking the census, the Paragua-
yam controversy, revenue, and reconstrl g
ton in the cases of Virginia, Mississ
and Texas for readmission. The ses(
altogether, promises to be exciting,l
will run far into summer.-(NeW
Times, Nov. A.
, 1869-12-31
From the 81. TTome TFdende, December 25.)
TIE E G. r. A S.

Paris, Dec. 6.-The political programme
of Emile Olivier, and his parrisans, has
been adopted with some reservations by
thirty-seven Liberal Deputies, who are
forming into a separate party. On the
basis Of this new party the formation of o
parliamentary ministry under Olivier will
be possible. NJ. Glais- Bizoin, the Oppo-
sition candidate, has been elected to the
Corps Legislatiff from the Fourth District
of Paris, receiving $1,000 votes.
Berlin, Dec. cit is reported that the
Prusssian Foreign Office has sent out a
circular denying that there is any foun-
dation whatever for the charge, origlnat-
ing in Austria, that Prussia encouraged
the instruction in Dalmatia.
Paris, Dec. 6.-Letters from Madrid
assert that General Prim shows q decided
leaning in the direction of the Republican
Party.
Florence, Dec. 6.-The ministerial crl-
sis is still pending. General Cialdini has
been asked by the King to form a new
Cabinet.
London, Dec. 6.-Mr. Gladstone has
arrived in town.
The volunteers are to be entirely re-
armed with Snyder rifles.
London. Dee. GA correspondent OF
the London Times has been prohibited
from entering the Papal States.
London, Dec. 6.-Several vessels, en-
gagged in blockade running during the late
American war, have been chartered for
the Suez Canal traffic, Dispatches from
Port Said report that the Royal Sable and
several other vessels got aground In the
canal, but all were towed off.
London, Dec. 6.-Letters from Rio ia
metro report that David IL. Sampson, an
American merchant of that city, and for
, 1869-12-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

TN compliance with His E%xcellency
the Governors communication
No 27l5, dated 24th December 1869
received on the 9th Inst. the Immi-
grafton Committee beg to give notice
that in consequence of the present
financial state of the immigration
Fund no further importations of
labore1s from Foreign places on
, 1869-12-31
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN,

during the week from 22nd to 2Sth Decbr.
C~hristiansted. F~rederiksted. Kings Hill.
Lines. Lines. Lines.
, 1869-12-31
MONTHLY CALENDAR.
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Q New Moon .31st, 3h, 40m,
l So CIRCUMCISION.
2 8 End Sunday after Christmas.
3M
Tu West Indies discovered, 14s2.
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8 Tn EPIPHANY.
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8 = 1st Sunday after Epiphany.
10 M
IL Tu
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10 Th
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16 9 End Sunday after Epiphany,
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10 W st. Canute.
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COmstock OF ga 500 for services and interest the tan
from him his note for $4,000 to be paid for IN profession
services and the taking from aim OF 1000 shares at ~
higher than the market price and which had 10 DO sold
at loss TO the Company There some other itema
he had not called the Courts attention to- but eee were
enough TO show the misconduct OF the officers lie cited
titled 10 sit on the board which audts IT, nor can trus
tees on pretense make present OF the trust funds
THIS Plaintiff not the only stakeholder who COM
planned Another suit had been commenced There was
movement in the Legislature 20 call the Merchants
Union Express Company 10 account.
The Court asked II he claimed that the action OF tina
reversed.
Mr. Strong said he not claiming that those indVidu
ais might not enter into new company. There was
peculiar action taken by the company in procuring
friendly suit TO be instituted and Receiver appointed
He had not seen the papers but IL plainly eVasye In
Tear OF the results OF this action. But II there any
reasons for that action they strong for the connu
Of the injunction and the Receiver asked for by the
plaintiff in this suit
Three o'clock having arrived, the Court adjourned TO
1880 a. M
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les has cheering news regard

Tia london Times has cheering news regard
,amine IN India There is reason to fear that in
a Of the relief afforded by charitable grain clubs and
Local funds the distress becoming more and more 50
we're Charitable clubs have been established at seyerA
places with object of importing grain aud selling
10 the poor cost price, but scarcity of fodder renao
carriage difficult to obtain. BY February next the want
will be as during lsOOSl, wherever roauS ana
canals do not exist Only slghtly better Ia the "ae o.
tho Northwest Provinces although there tho scarcity
will not be such a. to cause mortality Sind. too, nnda
her stores Of grain rapidly becoming exhausted Owins
TO the demand for wheat In the Punanb ana tine
quent expectation of large quantities thther' vigorous
measures are necessary to keep whole ooins
deserted There food within the Province out means
must be adopted to bring within reaon Oh Tue
.nd ohar. who viii otherwise soon take 10 plaS@>
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A WHALE IN COURT.
tatorium

Those who visited the Gebhardt Natatorum
during last Summer will doubtless remember the aston.
lshlng feats performed by Dr. Florence Andernacks
real I've whale" brought all the way from the Pacific
lor tne express purpose Of amusing the Ieuons Of
TINS city ana t the same time putting penny into the
pockets OF MS KIND masterthe Dr.-and Mr. Gebhardk
His whaleship was certainly attraction and during
the warm weather the NataOrium was well patronZed,
and the Professor and Doctor found him q profit.
able possession: 1t now to Hight
that this "real whale" was nothing more
than an inGeDOusly made boat, covered with piece Of
For the construction OF this monster Of tho
Deep" DR.. Andernach was TO receive certain Of
money from Prof Gebhardt but the latter it is alleged,
broke faith and when his whaloship no longer any
use to his owner refused to pay the stipulated sum,
amounting to &c., In consequence Of this refusal, Dr.
Andenach yesterday took out at the Seventh
District Civil Court In Fftyseventh-st, before Judge
Stemler, for the recovery OF his money The
argued, and the Judge reserved his decision.
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CIVIL.

In the U. s. Circuit Court, before Judge
Blachiord. the Of WIN. Rathbone ct al agt f. Il.
Fowler al. came up This is action Of assumpsit,
brought by the Of the ship Onezs from
the defendants, AZ consRnees ard owners OF cargo
transported board OF that vessel on voyage made ~
her from Calcutta to NewYork, sum alleged 20 be due
to the plaintiffs by way OF general average contribution
for losses and expenses suffered and incurred In cOnse
Of alleged voluntary stranding OF the ship ~
tried before Mr. Justice Nelson and jury on the 4h
Of june 1863 and verdict was taken by consent Tor tne
plaintiffs for $2077 70, subject TO the opinion OF the
Court to be made, and n REIMBURSEMENT
il necessary be ordered by the Court, with liberty
for either party 70 turn the case into oil of excepons
The ship damaged by ice on the 2st OF January 1856
that found necessary TO tow her to the staten
over $4,000 and would have been 600 she bad sunk
where she anchored The defendants on the 23d Of
Jan. 1867 signed agreement commonly called an aver
age bond An adjustment made by Johnson Higgins,
according TO the usage and custom OF the port OF New
York aud they ascerained the balance due from the do
PENDANTS $50 July 90 1861 The adusters made
no allowonce the defendants for tho damage sns-
their from the water which entered the
ship anything for damage sustained by the supp
but they did allow general average loss and damage
caused to the ship by lying on an uneven bottom when
stranded The salvage expenses were put into general
average. According TO custom, onehaf OF the gross
freight for the whole voyage taken as the net relgb
20 be contributed for The decision givenfs as foowsi
The is a very plain one for general average
contribution. q The adjusters did not make any im-
proper allowance to the ship g. The adJusters were cor
rect in allowing in general average for any damage
done to the cargo by water which came through mo
holes made by the ice In view OF the terms OF the
average bond and OF the usage OF the port OF
in like cases. proved the adusters acted properly IN
taking the contrbutory value OF tho freight, one
half Of the gross freight agreed to be paid for the
age which the disaster occurred There must be .
Judgment on the verdict for the plaintiffs.
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Suttiun Salts Of Seal Gstati
J, JOHft0N j., AutIontes.
DY JOHNSON a. MILL Err,
ID AuoTIoEBSRs AID

II
REAL BsTATB BRoEBRS
20 sAT o c SSS 0 s.,, s5d Flm Sos. sold.
rented exchanged Loans sso,aisS Auaot Sa' sifSIS &C.
am o'clock =. Exchange Ssle,roon No III Bro.dr,y ny
rYPncr attention called TO the important 'Ae' advertised
FiRsfAbsoLuTE SALE FOR CASH 0g LOTS OPPOSITE AND
& Ro R G9i BE- order Of the
small parcels the following terms Va 10 per cen, on a
day o he n s9'S ,dst d s.s. ., S 5S" opS t.:
Psrf its fa'ur' 'an IS '@S,' ssIo's % fFRas
SRvBS EXTRA DEEP LOTS situated PkESDENISL hkAh
THB PARK poster. for the above . BOOK aT, oay VII "
sECOND-YALUABLB Tors NEAR TnB WASnlNGToSAVR
THR ENTIRE wTSr FRONT on GRASD.AyE. BETWEEN
EERGEa AND DBANSI there axe ,e,.sl m @
sni PRRRMPT0RLY SOLD WITHOUT RESERVE IN small pa,e.A
posters FOR maps api further particulars 'PPg the one'' 'i Tue
THGDSCHoIcE LOTS Ey5R p, F1aTDUsHAyE AND THE
BUTLERSTN CORNER ~ SByhNTiAyk,;L2 ehoie. iS,.
m 5 r. rev Of tS s,s vicinity q The hes, I'm.
around PROSPECT PARK Nearly 100 tIeas bIosh.
1 1oI. A0 T. b ni' % & or5 b. Eat River The
Ss T IHRgR Ears AND c6 t5 fcfs or
100 r. rom BE- ,!D v,ly , d I'M p %,@9
PERENPToRY SALE OF VALUABLE sLAUGHTRRHoUsB;
S BakT 'a is s east Of Map particulars The
'n''' o. 'D' '''''-'', WEDNESDAY Feb 2, rv,v,,p
r6T S ff s5iR 6f S VALUABLE 5S wGb
LYN LoTs, .2I'udi l2e,sl .. t,lo"i: ,,.,r,o,
KRAP.ST. a. q, 100 n q ofM1rcvtye-2 oia
HRWRSST, D. o.. 90 n. e. Of Msfcy - loti
PENNSr.. = q, 2ll n. ". Of Marcy avo-I lots
HOOPER-ST., q. =, 200 f. r. Of LeesVe } loi.
RRaPSF' 3 49, :. Is 9. e Of ,'rcy,.e- lou
KRAPST.. : T.. rs q O. Of MArcvaEe-A ots
VOOPFV.ST.. n 425 4. .. Of Marcy sve.-i lots
NAKCY.AyR ard RUTLEDGESr.. q. e. co.'s lOta
PENNST, $40 n 2. Of Harrison ave- choice oti
PgENST. . % r. ". Of Lee sve-a lots
RITLEDGESr.. o.. 80 n v. % Lee-avc.-8 lota
BEDFORD AVE-. BOULEVARD o. e. cor ~ kverst-1 lots
The remainder located In the eae vicinity Of ih'
THURSDAY, Feb 4.
Exchange St~sroom. No III Bresdusy n T.
GREAT SALE OF ATLANTICANE. &c, LOTS
ATLANTICAYR AND 81. ASDRBWSPLACB northwest corner
- choice Lots
ATLAETlC-AYR Southwest corner Of AhaBTAvt-1 Lola
PACIHC-ST. And ALBANY AVE- Lots
Ao large number Of Gs other leading streets and
49,. -. 1850, .,.,. 81, ri,
PERRNPTORY AUCTION SALE. close undivided Interests o. 10
yn,be PATERSON LOTS finely located the nohery sde Of
PATERSON. -ithn the CITY LIMITS -.
the shove property Will DO really on aud tef flA jan ~
Al 30 Ohoe Of The Auct0ueefs
TUESDAY Peb
- o'clock . he RIchtfge SaesroOm,
GRRAT gALH VALUABLE EiOH lKBNTH WARD lBROOK
LYNJ LOTS. PaTucuatll sre,it.f: g..
ttl2O'cloek. a the EIchings sae'room.
GRRAT gAIE or FOEDHAM tWRSTCHENrEK COUNTY, LOTS,
or TIKI GRAND CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN BOULENAkDS.
Particular hereafter
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ACTION FOR TRESPAss AGAINST A COLLECTOR
OF INTERNAL REVENUE.

John Haffin and Philip Wagner were the
owners OF dstery in Morrisans during tho latter part
OF 1868 and the early part OF 1886 John Mason and
Abram Hyatt respectively the Collector and the As
Of the Tenth Collection District in which Dstrics
the defendants dstillery located. The plaintiffs AL
lege that during the time above mentioned they as
essed by Hyatt moro than the legal rate OF tax their
dlsery and its contents and that the premises were
seized by Mason in March, 1867 and property 10 the value
Of over 900 sold at great sacrifice TO pay this er-
rOneOusy assessed tax. They therefore bring this
ton recover damages for the alleged trespass and
seizure The defense that the Assessor having ascer
tanned that the plaintiffs had not made full returns OF
their business for the latter part OF 1866, made fair re-
assessment the deficiency and that the cause OF
the seizure by th1 Collector that the plaintiffs refused
to the tax reassessed and 1t conended by the
defense that the defendants acted by warrant Of law and
by direct orders from the Treasury Department In doing
charged by the PLAINTIFF The case will be resumed
this morning.
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CoURr CALENDARs-Tms DAY

SuppENE CoIrRr-CIRCUT.-No 1919, 1881, 1853
1855 1851 9s 1861 1863 1855 1901 1872 1911 1878 1915 iS l5'
1891, 1893. l85, 1852 " 90 "a 90 on
o. lO3 lOg Il6. l2i. l2A Cal ~ ~ NJ NJ oo9
ss 90 sS SIS SO SIS 59T 601 69 e1 6l 6J Pkr
H. "a IA IA Sls 3t 49t COZ oot go o w. VA oo
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THE COURT5.
NOTICE TO THE BAL

NOTICE TO TIE BAK.
During the month OF February two branches
OF the H. ) Circuit Court will be held Judge Batchford
will call the jury calendar on Tuesday Feb He Will also,
during the term call the equity aud argument calendars.
Judge Benedict Will sit 70 dispose Of criminal and revenue
causes until Feb IT,
the tlrst week Of the February term, 1862
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
Suar6 anS SuumS.

0SS WEST TWENTY-FIFTH-ST, Pleas
~sDID sn FRONT ROOM HALL ROOM second aoor TO
LIT Nth BOARD gentleman and si single gentleman Terms
mod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28
Sutton Sales of 8tal Gstatt.

A J. BLEECKER, son a. CO., will sell at
IA. Auction FRIDAY Jan 49, at u O'Clock At the Exchange
SsesrOOm.
WEST PITY -NINTHST.-Two LOTS north side OF Fhy.
nnl-t no feet Of Begeuthayo each 25E block These lots
bs vicinity Of prospective improvements aud will shortly be ysu
allie a. a business location. Ferry at foot Of street
WEST FORTY EiGHrHSE-Ons LOT between Tenth add
EevebhGysL
TUESDAY. Feb. O.
At y o'clock at the Exchange Stle'room. -
VALUABLE NlNTH WARD PROPERTY BELONGING TO THE
ESTATE or JOHN MARSHA Ill, DECEASED.
aud attic brick dwelling HOUSE and LOT
No ~ Bedfot side between Cstmns and Leroy EOI0J
sitA extension. hsps at No n Csdarst
ADRIAN u MULLER, Auetonssr
VALUABLE IRON WORKS at the At
LANTlC DOCK. BROOKLYN, at AUCfGON-ADRfAEH Null.
LER n WILKINS CO.. will sell a. Auction on IUEsDAf fsD
fusy2 At 0coch tho Exchange SseoOm No III Broadway!
KNGST-Tbe plot together with the brick bDdg thereon
StuRd a. be Atlantic Dock Brooklyn bounded BY KngsL, The wharf
and two seyNa being deep by 2 feet 10 Inches aud Known
Is the Atlantic Dock Iron Work. The buildings are Of lk large
veil and substantially built suitable for large mill etor
wsud BE- vessels load or discharge
For more fai psIteisrs sppy 10 Abdomen C5OON
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3uas,s snS farms @antto.


- MoESs wIIKiSs Aueionesr
EAECUTORS' SALE of DESIRABLE BUSI-
- - MISS PE01skTi on BROADWAY, CROSBY NEW BROAD,
NANAL snd LdBEhil-SIS and MADkNIkEE-R 4 IVDLDW
90 vii sell a. auction on TUESDAY Peb 1869 Al IL ocoeI Al
tse hIehaHse SarsToom No III Broaviy By order he ere Of
Christian q. Gunlher deceased. . " " Wv 'N'-'''N
teei h1at 60 feet rear. by 100 feet deep " ' - ~
BROADST.-Nos SO 30 and g. through 10 No 81
hAlDkNLANE-So 20, through 20 No 81 Lbsrty.st
CANAIST.-Nos. SO aud SIP near Greenuichu
FOR f particulars and bOokmaps which are nov raar trplv "a
&c AuetoneeT No. Pine-st t5s0,
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TCD GALE by the acre ia the the N Wbo6
A ~ PR. s0A S To9 .a8 d. i ne A'@
rear Prospect Fsi sS plots in al part, Of the CITY,
Srsbs BUILDING I92glfiSSDt CO.. No B'sL%.. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-28

IL MADISON, n. J.-Wil be SOLD at Public
Aueio5 on tbe premises OF TUESDAY Feb Ra2ocock mr.
ee sHhout postpopemeut modern built RESIDENCE Of ttc
loes eonl'inng zine rooms with uus1 In the com
1s ot contains about one and ahsf BAN and r
la buildings and fences all complete order fruit and sbsJe
81 minutes sak ian railroad station 10 psrte, I,
po-tuniy offered. " WV ''u''V AtaIe P-
ave terms e'Sy For further particular, apply to '4''t
B. W. BURNETT
Maf.s