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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-12

ADDITIONAL returns from Alabama
indicate that the Republican and
not the Conservative candidate, as
was 6rst believed, il elected to Con
gress in the First District. If that
be true, the information received from
there is sufficient to enable us to
state that probably four out of the
six representatives from that State
will be Republicans. The delegation
will probably be as follows:
First District Alfred +. Buck,
Republican.
Second District-Charles w. Buck
ley, Republican. 1a em11
Third District-RobeFt S. Hefiin,
Republican. 'A
Fourth District Charles Hayes,
Republican.
Fifth District-Peter NJ. Dox, Con
servatIve. As3
Sixth District William g. Shell
doD, Conservative. xh
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CHICAGO, August l1.-At 9 O'Clock
this morning, the Seventeenth An
nual Congress of the Turn Teachers
and Turn Warts of the North Ameri
can Turner Bund met at Grand Re
nnblie Hall. The main business of
INC Convention was to decide upon
some uniform method for teachers, In
the manner of giving orders. The
gentlemen were each allowed fifteen
minutes in which to illustrate their
several methods. The Convention
finally decided that all the teachers
connected with the North American
Turner Bund be requested to send a
full description Of their. several meth
DDS of instruction to Committee ap-
pointed for that purpose, and after a
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The Susaaehanna Railroad TmbsOglI0
Toy. Hoffman in tRe Field.

A1aa AAO&AAGAesA AAA EAO AAOAua
Albany, August 11.-Gov. Hof-
man, to day, gave the contending
parties in the Susquehanna Railroad
war to understand that riotous demon
strations, on either end of the route,
must cease, and the questions Of con-
troll be decided by the Courts. The
parties undertook to open some
method of settling the question but
failed. His Exeellency thereupon
aaid he would be compelled to declare
the State liz insurrection, take posses
sion of the road as a military neces-
sity and run it as a military road. If
he thought such q course advisa bic
for the stockholders, and the State
should be put to an expense Of a
quarter of a million dollars to en-
force his proclamation, they might
take the responsibility. His course,
however, was clear to him, and he
should pursue it.
Thereupon the counsel of the re :
epective parties, consisting of David
Dudley Field, John Ganson, and
Amos j. Parker, representing the
Erie interest, and VIM. Z. Allen and
Rufus W. Peckham, Jr, held a con-
sultation il the Executive Chamber.
the result of which was the signing of
the following communication to the
Governor:
To the Goreraor Of The State of Neso
York:
By virtue of certain judicial pro
eeedings, and conflict Of jurisdiction
and collisions, it has become and IS
impracticable to operate and run the
Albany & Susquehanna Railroad,
either under the management of the
directors or the control of the per-
sons claiming to be the receivers,
the public interests and the obliga-
tions Of the company demand that
the road should be run and
operated; and the undersigned,
as cOntending claimants to the
possession of the road, hereby re-
quest you to appoint some suitable
person or persons to act as Superin-
tendent or Superintendents and to run
and operate the road under your di-
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rectlons, and to, during yoar pleasure
ana Until the necessity of sueh Gnnap-
Intendency shall cease. such anno;nt-
ment, the possession by yourself and
the person or persons to be appointed
not to affect the legal rights or the
present actual possession of the par
ties respectively TO any part Of said
road or the officers or property there
Of, It Is understood that YOU are to
employ such agencies. financial or
otherwise. as you may require. and
to fx the comp npensation of all persons
employed By YOU zu
e ROBT. III. PRUYN,
LSlgned. CHAs. CoUsLER,
slso tsa. y As.sFIsK, JR. sgo.
- GoVeFner Hoffman has teleoraphed
to Col. Robt Lenn0xi Banks, and
rendered him the position of execu-
tive. agent for the management of the
ROAD Tes 9I .looGge eaEITg II {
While Messrs. hPruyn and Ramsay
were in the executive chamber. this
afternoon. they were arrested on
warrant, served by the Sheriff. for
contempt Of court. The warrant was
issued by Judge Barnard. of New
\ ork. Judge Clute immediately
issued writ of ha5eus ic0rp4s, and
Messrs. Pruyn and Ramsay were
brought before him. s8a I8a
Superintendent Van Falkenburg
was also arrested for contempt.
1t Is said that Fisknndersfood that
warrant would be issued for his |
arrest. for contempt and chartered a
steamboat this afternoon, and started |
for Nam YapE
The balcony in front of the rail-
road offices gave way this afternoon. /
while several persons were on it, sew
srals OF whom were injured, but not
'erlouslyss h5aB4aaa gTsu vaa3
In the case of contempt on the part
of Pruyn, Ramsay, and Van fValken-
burg, Judge Clute has decided to hold /
he matter open till 10 A. N. to.mor1
'ooW, and put the prisoners in charge
II city officers until that time, taking
hem out of the custody Of the Sheriff.
Who was expected to appear with
hem before Judge Barnard, in New
I oTk, to-morrOW morning. -
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careful comparison and study, the
COMMITTEE shall make a report to the
National Meeting of Turn Teachers
and Turn Warts, which shall be call
ed within 4 year, for the purpose Of
fixing upon a uniform method of in
struction for Glasses.
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Geo. II. PendIefon Nominated for
Governor Of Ohio. M

COLUMBUS, o., August 1.-THE
members of the Democratic State
Central Committee met here to-day,
to devise means to fill the vacancy
caused by the declination of General
Rosecrans, as a candidate for Gov
ernor Of Ohio, and have unanimously
nominated Geo. III. PendletoD, who
has accepted.
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WASHINGTON, August lit is
understood that the Government will
take no action in the case of Mr..
Haggerty as Consul to Glasgow, the
Fenian question having assumed such
a complexion that the administration
has no desire to further compl7cate
the subject.
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MONTREAL, August 11.-An even
ing paper says that It has positive in
formation that preparations are quiz
city progressing for a Fenian raid on
the 18th Of September next, from the
directions of Malone and Buffalo.
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Wabash College.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, INDIANA

THIS INSTITUTION OPENS IT'S
a@ thirty y-sis1th Annual Session on w ed-
nesday, September 8th, 1859. Ample facfl-
1Iles are furnished young men 10 pursue
the classical and scientific courses OF study.
In the Academic Department young men
are ntted for College. Among the Studies
taugnJ IN this last named department are
complete courses in Arithmetic, Algebra.
55ooSk-keeping, l5oSel-A tbysicaI Geography, Ply
Siology. Rhetoric, DC, &c. lffl
Inc INSTRUCTORS in the College are. -ff
HeV. j. r. futile, d. President, and
Iosophy;
E. Q. Hoyey, M. A.. Professor of Cheiais-
guage, &c;
8. 3. Thomson, M. a, Professor OF Latin
Language, &c. r
] =. oanpbeIl, N. A., Professor OF Aatli-
ematies, Natural Philosophy, and Astron-
W. G. White, M. A., Professor OF Rhet-
orlcs eerman and French Languages;
~ A. b1s6ebta M. A, Principal or Pre-
patatOry Department; l9
IL; n Z Th q omson, A. b., and NJ. IA. Whit
ln,i.oTmation and Catalogues sent upon
application, a. THOMSON, 81
auS5 Treas. Wabash College.
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Odd Fellows Mutual Benefit Asso.
citation.

MTOTAGE. - The members Of the odd
~ Fellows Mutual Benefit Association
VIII meet at Odd Fellow Hall on TIJEs-
Day, the 10th inst, at s O'Clock pm. In-
portant business will be brought before
the Association. A fall attendanee "a de-
sired. T.. HORNRRODR Prssider -
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THE
Indian Sprin gS.

The Proprietor Of the Indian
Springs, in Martin County, Indiana,
respectfully informs the Public that
his house viii be open for visitors
the 1st Of June. tr
rRIHEsE SPRINGS ARE SITUATED
- nine miles north of SHOALS STA
TION, on the Ohio and Mississippi Rail-
road, III a very romantic and picLuTesnue
region, ap0unding ia game and fsh, as
wei as mineral and botanical specimens
and Indian Relics The famous JUG
ROCK, a natural curiosity of great inter-
est, stands near the road on the way to
The Mineral Water is considered by
many persons as the most valuable Of any
IN the West: White Sulphur, Black SulS
phur, Sulpho-Chalybeate, ChaIy beate, and
Fresh Water-and in abundance. %
Analysis by pr: owen Of one Qf thB
springs shows the following properties:
Free SHlphuretted Hydrpgens Carbopate
of Magnesia, Su1qhate hagnesia, Siiioia-
trace, Chioride Sodir.!n, suIp6ate OF Soda.
Suipnate Lime, Carbonate of Lime ChlO-
ride Potassiun-small quantity, Alumina
For the superiority of the Water as q
curative agent and delicious Summer beYs
erage, reference need only be paade To the
thousands who have used it. 1t has been
found especially af11saclous for Dyspepsia
~ al us fpTInsi for all diseases or the
81 81 1SL,Ls 1Asens 5s2@eis, kidneysi Eyes, skin
tism, Scrofuia, and ali chronic eases. as il
is an active and efficient AIHEEATIVn. &
Warm Cold and TepId Shower and
1ah Baths Furnished OF the -.
Mineral Water.
The Bowling Alleys and Saloon are in
charge OF Mr.. Carmody, Of Evansville,
who Will be pleased 10 cater TO the tastes
and enjoyment OF all his old friends, ana
as many new ones as may favor him with
their presence. M
Daily hacks will convey passengers to
fpd frQFn fhe Springs. connecting with the
trains both ways on the OHIO and Misals<.
s1ppl Railroad at Shoals Station Hacks
viii also run between Bedford on the
LouisTille, New Albany and Chicago RAN
road and the Springs. -t5s1s.ls
D. n. DUNIHUE, Proprietor.
The place. with seven hundred acres, is
foT sale or lease for q term of years. ~
June II, dtlstaug Ek
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EUROPE
BY the Atlantic Teregrapt. /.

Z
IIf nom ENGLAND. sHs "a
b LONDON, Aug. 11.-An inquest on
the body of Cornelius Grinnell, re-
suited In verdict Of accidental death.
James O.. Bennett, Jr., and Shep-
ard Y Yeomans, who were with him a
short time previous, testified he was
perfectly sober. 1s'sf zsat .ss5
Mr.. Gladstone has gone to the sea-
shore at Walmer, to recruit his health.
LONDON, August 11.-An inqnest
on the body Of Cornelius Grinnell
was held at Ryde to-day. The prin-
cipal witnesses were James Gordon
Bennett, Jr., and Sheppard Homans.
Of New York. These gents testified
that they accompanied Mr.. Grinnell
home. and that Mr. Bennett soon
after left. The evidence then went
on to show that Grinnell opened his
window and stepped out on TO the
balcony. Soon afterWard he lost his
balance, fell to the ground. and was
killed. In reply to a question of the
Coroner, both witnesses distinctly
stated that Mr.. Grinnell was perfectly
soberoat the time. A verdict of ac
cidental death was rendered. 9-i
+hONDON, august 1.-The Times,
in an article on the abolition of the
Irish Church Establishment, says,
whatever Its practical results may Be,
the measure is the boldest and great
est act of modern legislation. One
consequence Of the measure has been
the withdrawal, by the authorities of
Trinity College, oftheir opposition to
the proposal for admitting Catholics
and nonconformists to felloWships.
The Irish Bishop3 have shown their
good sense In agreeing that the laity
as well as the clergy shall concur in
the election of priests in the new
Church. The extreme Pretsstants
have subsided, and the Catholics
accept their triumph. with gratitude.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 11.-Mr. Moore
head attended the council of the
Chamber Of Commerce yesterday, and
gave information in regard to the re-
sources of the Southern States, with
view to their further developement
ia connection with trade between
England and the United States.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, August 11.--In Tubber-
nath, in the county of Sligo, a party
of % men attacked a dwelling and
carried off some firearms. Six of the
marauders have been arrested, and
two or three have been identified as
persons who were formerly impris-
oned for Fenianism. - .rfra. j..
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by FRENCH cABL

PORTUGAL.
LISBON, August H. = The upper
House has censured the ministry, and
the resignation of the entire Cabinet
IS considered imminent. 5
ITALY. o
FLORENCE. August 11.-The Gov.
ernments Of Austria and Italy have
exchanged satisfactory explanations
relative to the recent rios between
the Austrian and Italian sailors.
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He Capt, 4res the Road En-.
Aa244-l y tire. 94Ab
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ESTABLISHED. 1881
RW ADEERTI 9 IZaIs.
Nnfina of Adminiafrafinn

EYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ letters Of administrations on the estate
OI David .. Anderson. deceased, have been
granted to the undersigned. Persons fn-
de0ted to said estate are Requested to raaks.
immediate payment. said estate is prob
aDiy sotyent. JAMES i. ORR,
aul& W5E .sessss. Admin fufrafnw
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Gcv. Hoffman in the Field.
, 1869-05-21

meeting Of the Republican Stn1c (,op,
sent3on-Ui&tcr Ikivnlry Between
the Friend. OF Stokca md Senscr-
Report shnt scntcF will X cftFc from
tho 14tata-
spee!a. despatch TO The ch:caeo Trtb2uc.
NASHVILLE, May q.
TIE Republican State Convention fof the uou,-
11at,on Of candidates 10, Governor md supcnn-
,erdcnt oE Education convened IN the Canttol to-
.ias+ TIE atfcndauee wAs l.ygc1 than ~. prc-
<tcos Republican Convention IN the state Ihe
prsent candidates Tor Governor are Hon- ".
The convention WAS called TO order a, II o.c,oc
" Aon. ~ Cate, Chairman Of the State Central
ts.1 Eo@n;tee' - At'9r tbs VA lone, jaIse nonc1
10 III. nc motion 4 scene Of graf e rSse e1ci.ss
so' @so t. : M ipe Hatsa Etsaes ,s,s1: snsasa
Hon H. Butler Chairman, aod NJ Cate tnsIste.;
on Putting ~; Butler before the convention prtos
10 Ptafce. Ifl3 ttt StnteT delegate uful}y ~
sisted 4ad fought A. length Colonel Sesoa
;.nd dee;3.ed ~ @ n!m sicc;e.L ~ Pe.sce attempted
Tas Effected. - '-4'~1'
,As1n N. the convention again assembled and
;ns .hole aiternoon VAS spent Ia trpii1rxs u
tsmft to eeeurc Temporary Chairman the sen.
.ef toen refused to recognize CateI md the RsoEea
VIZ %,eod 20 dfctH"rn.e e M rszec lsrgt police force
= s,n nsSt - ase:oeA Al zo1 uoaeat Imminent,
sunnsr eooo Hamor Prevailed About O'Clock this
se;A.s; " oG;1n1ted, 1e, between Hon Il n DgtIer And
H,o1et .stn pasad Nelson hat the former drex bis
hi .nd h i'd se1 asa ne nc Colonel Pitched into
Ft4nily blood EoaM hast hecn sr;iied. FIJI Nh;
fofered tne convention = little, nd m adfoufu. f .
There sees1s u psesen. nttle pTot.M,,tv ~ If An
axreeueut abouf a. osgsntzanon Toe cmrrn.
ton "a understood to b rsetty esen,y diS1ded. M
t4t:-..o7 Ct cet1 2tG con.4-.11!!-.SS 1c.e5---asz
k~i u thought I'LL evening taas Eq:a qsaaias;<1
, 1869-05-21

special Despatch to Thu Chicago Tribune.
SEW YORK. May ~
ARHs FOR 1paA.
The Steamer Moro Castle, for Havana to4l4v,
carried = cases Of Remington rides and large
quantity o3 ptstn.a and Ammunition
PRESBYTERIAN AssExB1HS
VERY little bnS1esa WIS done to-day In r1espyte-
ran assemblies bnt stormy time IL cxnec,ed to-
uoHor. several questions are coming IN and
the sesaten will probably te a long one.
MONEY
The money market WIZ easy II ; PER zen. On
call. with more business 1t pc. cent than for
acreEA days past
The gold room has been ID u 1tase Of cxcttc-
nent Rrmors were the occAs1on for Wild uoc.us-
uonz- II Was reported that the Spanish Minister
h1d demanded h1s passports, and the tone OF the
English papers was tocse be1IiEercrt Late in the
afternoon there wer= heaTy sales Of ling gold by
several prominent bnllt, estimated a. from 9e ooo
100 to t1o,oto. Gross c1car1nSs at the Gold Fl.
change Isaak1 5l6s, ,ooo, ,oao.
TIE government bond markct VII strong and
ads1nced With active business Foreign brokers
wefe large buyers
The stotk market Vas strung. New Yotk Cen
tt1l Iosc To 1saK on ucEs TINT the Governor b,a
F!Ened the scrip and consolidation bills Hus.ncss
waa particularly large II Scw York Centpl, Rock
lst&uu AQQ " &!fEa-
EA97 RIFEE EEI1GE,
fEa1s Tor the Kass River bridge have been 3D.
proved, and subscription hooks wl he opened irn-
Et.li4tely.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
ffATE FkkSS ASSOCIATION,
NEW YORK, May sl.-The State .1ssoc1ased
l1r@ Adjourned this afternoon. The association
AZ tutoEia fraternity Of the State gcncra!ls hare
tentsted haaquct to Hoe. John H. Francis, tss
,sts stes!dea1 and editor of the T1uy Tt,ae. pre-
t!oas to hls departure for Europe, to spend tea1
" ~. las association also Presented / handsome
.ee E.,sa 9! soad A!Ee1 to Euis IL Rohcfta, ot the
,1G. .:Se ntTnt! its Secretary and Treasurer for
:, ,.. ENFORCEMENT kC7T.
t,. t n1aSea m Ssatts Circuit Court today. IT,
.u0ce lch1o!,i. the trial Of the stt Of the
nou;oea : tac@!cai Wort1- qs Providence 4 l.,
1 1Tai sonn F laae1, for IN Infringement, oi
neW sa1en i.a nP:1ig. RHL,ss aay,n9 la4eut. 1or
7nss ~ pasen; s rea!lf ttcntsa; viii Frpt. fioa
rnIa tonn = an1 a. he!elore tnsal!d Prot. DorrMus
chemical pFncesscs and 4 uo1ei fsa:are 1ns ~. -.
ls4tinx Of LOAF ct bread IN presencr of ~ .t ~
IAsssi ~ tAls icaFcn. The case was ntin11nat
TIT "Wednesday next 'oa1neo
, 1869-05-21
Government Gold Sales In
creased to Two Mill
ions Per Week.
The Texas Election Post
poued Till November,
Test Of Fitness applied to Place
Seekers at the Patent
Office.
City Polities---The People's
Movement,

SPECIAL Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
WAsHnGTuz, Nay %.
klUnre AND pu11Es or SKC1KALs IN TINE OF
FEACE-
The friends nf n. Sumner represent him ~ Dc.
s!E1uT, n The Alabama clatIna mailer, In add!aon
10 such steps ~ may tc taken for = settlement
Nth Eug.a0d.to hare the government urge 4 con.
ference Of the leading maritime rowers 10 dtscuss
All questions connected with tho rights and duties
ot neutrAs in time Of war With view to bringing
such powers to some general agreement upon tho
various pot:.ta now in dispute.
TEST or MERIT ArrlIKD 70 oFT:cE-sEKKEEh
CommtssIoner Fisher has virtually aiop1-
cd 5enck-s Civil Service bill for his Corpa Of Ex-
arnine1A TO at Who appr to1 the vacancies st!H
existing, OF which there arc four, he A2ys:
''Jrst come on such a dsy
and he eclGinel. AL have the Eame chance.
Fou CHI tx init n32i1taat If Jo1 pass high
enough Thus the Commissioner treats al III .
NAY 10 which none can object 4 great many
have tried, bnt IS Fet ter have been found con-
petent, though the examination has not bcen
Ear1ed from aa old Eertes 0: question: prepared tn
the department some tine since, hur which has
lAE1es!J fAiicn Into dls1Fe, appo.utme ents having
atLe9A
01IoEED CLERKs m 1HR PATENT 94T7ck
Two co1crrd e.erka were appointed n the Patel.
Ufl}ce today.
CIT roII11ez.
The clttzeu8' movement against the present
municipal government Of the city wss fairly 1Aau-
grrated last high. In each Of the EeTep waraa
The tecttnGa, which were large, were composed
oi both xhtie and blseks, and Of beth pas1iea
Delegates were chosen to 4 nominating couren-
rton- and IN moat cases cola1ed men were elected
TO these po4!sonx- In two Of the
wa,ls ihe colored delegates received
the highest number Of Votes cast.
, 1869-05-21

Overland Passenger TFnvcl-0ff&cint
Account OF General Cars Recent
Fight with th4 Indians.
Special nrspsleh 70 The Chicago Tribune.
OAAul, My u.
Nsen ea loals OF passengers, principally for
4ht iacanc States. Started west On this evening 5
esasn Among them we're Judge Field, Of Caitfos-
families vi oieeSA1 "A'A 1
NJ account Of the light Win he Imlians in the
etr.ts 10 country! lie encountered shout loa
49, h, h1esae lEu.ans on the 18Th The wa1rto11
1@pItsa @ !sastnE . Ix.Er quanit. Of supplies
isM .ea.ao, "Men Ee5e destroyed. The t1oops fol-
OF tue 1877 tast- The alsanec e.1rd nad sa1Sp
nRat VIII me party, but chaeeI Them unir ihey
!cHtfrred Genera! CATS loss was one ss1peen,
and TWO prtsates Killed, and one otacer nd three
men wounded. n lndisas lost heavily. 1as.r
men we're Q{fen sen 70 drop, tut theJ c4rrtod
them Tt The Indiana were well tnunfs1 ~
had large hu1nber Of American ho.ses- 11
, 1869-05-21

will 60 before the people Ttatn compel, 1oe 70
ny tn4t tat caaven11on thus IN, although CON.
POSED Of TriJ respectable MATERIAL, ms modL
nstut.t, and uproartous beJond any thi1E eJsr Be-
ToIs Witnessed outxl1a Of Iedl2U.
Ine ftvalty between Seuter and 5tofea Il ex.
seotef tntcnd1 to put stop 10 it t5 NtthdFax1nc.
Ine 1fteald1 Of Stoke2 hare been confident of hla
nofoinstion. bo: the result Of Sentes1 w1tadrawa!
can h2Iuop.ze. ~ y '-~'"1 -
, 1869-05-21

Supposed 1Iosa Of n Schooner, with
ali on Bourd-CroP Trn4pccta.
Special Despatch 70 The Chicago Tribune.
AnwArKKk May ~
There sccms to be but lttt:e doubt th1, the Small
schooner Essine, fsu<n Hollsnd. Mich. fot Ctdc,-
70. was lost, With MI on board, during the late
6tosh The Evtitne Nh oNned and commanded
BY Captain Thompson Uet t1eN con4ikted OF
his two sons, III restdepts Of Hnlhod. No t1ace
OF their Whereabouts CAL be found
Repotts fson III rssts Of tho country rtpreseat
wheat looking nufly, and the pfoapeca never bel.
ter. The recent cold weather has he}p<d Il
Ere4tir.
, 1869-05-21

Tic foilewtax is a llsz af Tie Property to be
se4d to-day, FRIDAY, s1ay :2lrt: -
Tho arst property offered will be n ten-aere
block dts1ded inta 11rEe. eleGanx lots. u. peF
rlRt. This hlaek h Situated on tho east asdc at
llae west division sf the great esata klde
park. ut the enrTaucc of1Ae Drexel-uv. uoa1e-
ward 10 said Park, and thas ha- hath II 'front.'
a1e On the Pnrk and Ba1leyafA. 1t Is one Of
the uapss desirable residence btseks On rho
3rrst Park, and enIy has ta be seen to be ap-
preet4ted fully.
a, Ii O'Clock tho following plat Will be
put ~:
4 ten acre block facing west On the Park
and ea.t sn pxexel-ar.t between F11sy-eeond
and F1fty-thiEd-Ats.4 w3th Oak-st. paa.lna
through thc routhern portion> AZ per pint. 1t
II divided Into large. f1ne lets-
At II o'clock n. will be sold
Aten aerr block, divided Into large, cieganr
lotA, per plat bounded On the north by
Forty -afth-sx.. ou the eAs< by yGreenwuod-3t.,
IN the south by Forxy~sixth-st.. and on the
wrs1 by E9andale-av7 so feet wide, and as
ou1y two blocks from the Hyde Park Rail-
road. Ii b high 1and. beautifully wooded, and
Ia n nun nctKhbarhood.
Al = O'Clock In tho afternoon thr following
sf4rt will be ontreds
Thirty-fsur large, elegant lots, Situated at
tho function Of nouglas place and Knnknkev-
ns- Beulevard, which IL the beginning Of said
BontesArd, aud the nearest paint to the he11t
of the city, \ portion Of sn3d lots front aouth.
fAeinI down said Boulevard, and Will be the
hIRhrs< priced and choicest fssidcnec prop
eFty In The city in I veTJ few mortha fFurs now.
Kauknkee-Av. hna already been ordered
paseA with block pavement to the point where
l. - T.
, 1869-05-21
TROY,

A Canal Don't Drifts Over n nnn
Across the Hudaon-wlte and Chtln
Of tho Captain DfogE 1akd.
trre, Of the Whitehall Tr1nsportat.on CoturxnY.
'Nant DIET nc dAua acro*A the Hudson R17N nav
esa child Nc1r Naxped