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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-NO Notice is hereby
Rolls tbs Real and Personal Estate Of
Civ and Couay Of SswYok for the e69 viii he for la
speou Asv MONDAY Jan H. 1868 aud viii
TIL the 9TH day Of April 1899 for the eorecOo %
the the aforesaid psonal
Of the City and Coun olHewfos All believing them
70 be aggeVd mus; make application 10 the CeHmsonsr
during obtain the relief pFosSd
BY law The act Of 1889 provides that during the time the books shan
be public Inspection hereubore provided pphcttos
be made BY any considering bmssf sggesd By the 70
sed valuation Of his real estate To- have the sane es
Application made relation TO the assessed Tslas
On Of real estate mus. be made writing stating the ground Of OBJ
the shall examine into as
complaint and In their Judgment the nt erroneous they
shall such application be made Ia TO
the yalnac estate the pesn sha be
By the said Commissioners sho shall be authorized
administer and his their Judgment
the they shall the " be corrected
decision theOn within thirty days after such spgiesue.
shall Nc reduction shall be made By the Board OF
Supervisors sny imposed under hs
act shall appear oath shmaon that the party AZ
unable within the period prescribed for the eoTFee
lion by Of sickness absence trem the city,"
J. ". ALLEE, )Commsroasts
3 Y. psSMs . ..ss end
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Country Zeal estxt. for SaIs.
FIRST CLASS PROPERTY
FOR BALB BY
MALLORY BLACKWELL.
AUCTToSRBRs
tLSD
REAL ESTATE RRoKRRa
No. IS LIBRRTYsTlIS. 7.

AT MARLBOROUGH. ULSTER CO.,
OPPOSITE EBwHAMBuGH.
FOR sALR-Nnyfvs high sssts Of cultivation with
abundance Of futi Of mile frontage the hudsOA House.
Vsry desirable for gntsuanI .rsses iUis hrn ere
beach good Oubur This property wiz Be sold al bags, and
worthy the sttenOn Of any gentle wishing frea place
(SoO MALLORY h BLACKWELL, No. IS Lbsrytt
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AUCTION SALE or rur
TWO ENTIRE BLOCKS
EXTENDING PROM Tig
BLOOMINGDALE ROAD TO TIE HUDSON
RIVER.
IA +.
VALUABLE WATER GRANT

VALUABLE WATER GRANTS
~ Front THfREUF IXrESutSG TO TiIK THlRTEENrfEAvB
ADRIAN ~ NIL BIZ T. r FlLNlNs Co vii sell Il agr'oa
URSpAA M-r. g. 70 -F - the EHchany~ Sa'~sron
No l Brea1s.y 80 nssrdrt e'ts brown ~, coRHEtlI5
LAW EsNCH FiACE -ertHE f-n tle Ro"i~ Road 70 TIE
Hu,on R,eI ana f"m oH-eadl snd ity t to oash'nir,
and thirty Atheists The Gui tele ar hrouh tie prop~
BoulrfGri pnts Also The entire bos Of WATER
GRANTS eItrung o tn TsrHthsve On the place large AMI
House. Plst u'h III isru aud
ORDER hk lee snd
Conservatory This property beautifully kasi
York Island Hs remarkably 5r Vsr tir~ Is gh gpurd
pri. suI ~iL Anj soil The sho'-
scbei property knosu the fe'ivHce d An Higgins VIII
b, . o parcel
4 DRiAN II. MULLER aud L. X. WILKINS
~ viii sell MONDAY March g. a. ibs hIcAag- Saisroam No
Braisar - LOTS Tue tr ~ Eshihrst bsiSeen
also b. ti ~ shave kshty5urtb st.
os ahggrd snI l -h beng oil ready
build rortA side Of SutTsItb. With
south side commencing 49, fs. east Of he Boulevard betsssn
Eighth SlhAyef B0ls.Ti sr rlgh lots south re u
hun au 200 f,t ve,i Of gh'Ie running 10 Se~
avenue all take feet o. sui which vii
All Of the above lots desAble Terms
A UCTION NOTICE.-To be sold on the
~ premise. Leonardo 49, Skln. TUESDAY March a.
O'clock the Sue JstOrV and cellar FLAME HOUSE aud LO bd
lei for T9 TsHs Hsds inusp ihs
Of further apply 10 fkHI MOTT,
GrApdst, Brooklyn. x u. ". s TOWNSEND. Aaeenesr
PETER A. BERT.
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s1uusts anS farms Glantro.

~ LOT WANTED Broosltn New-Jersey within hour Of
CITY worth $1,000 will $50 cash; balance mort
With fullest particulars, Boz No 81 Fordhsn n
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T0 MANUFACTURERS SALE, at
Saugsres N r. aVslos MILL PROPERTY equally adapted
fs cotton wOolsn paper manufacture consists arge stone
Pill Nx23 four wooden b ole l9r1i9
Prs stone warehouse o bfef esrpeaiep shop 7tT39
bo0ng 1875, and dNeiJg garden
earhsd the mill has yosef driving ana oversh
see. Of required poser
egbe location daily Hutton Railroad
ulig HOMER MORGAN No PIussL 4,
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A. J. bLgECKsR. AuctiOnser
NTILLA PLOTS IN WESTCHESTER.

a j.
VILLA PLOTS IN WESTMINSTER.
A. BLEECKBR. son Co., vil cell at AUCTION on TUES
DAY March u ok tie Exchange SalesroOm III BroadNay
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. agaeeut PLOTS or GROUND IN tie town
II County forming Of the Of Mn, Mary p
orro lying fhro.s Neck Road the road TO Pelham
Bridge The MeSb Road aui the road to West FArDs IL bens
l4 pots sar'iug from and to acres and dus
lovely bldng pots In close proximity To West
Creek the Steamboat anus The suey Of the Poehs
this between u aud
Greek There dwelling hense and outbaius on the prop
aud sh de Nc Tie old road Leona Cornell
Bye.st she property present valuable ffOss
t. every section. NapS No u Cedsrd
MILL BE SOLD ON MONDAY, 22d inst, at
w lla public srog b. JOHN HAsklN, Referee. At
hotel Of Horace Ward Mott avsn Neehester County valuable
ACRE staateO he Grand Boulevard. haombs
running the river; well located for hotel
pubic hsrss.
ADRIAN u. MrLLRs. Aactioneer
VALUABLE LOTS on Fifth ave-, Ninety
r aud Ninety hrl.. opposite the Central Park
ArRIAE w. MULLR T. X. WILKINS Co will sell auction,
"WEDNESDAY March a. at u o'clock at the Exchange SasroOn,
Irosfwar.
PPTILAVRRght lots suste the ess. side Of Rhhsve,
prug Ninety second Ninety third and
directly opposite the Central Park.
NINETY is situate on the north side Ninety
seconLst commencing l,2.2g r. east Of Phhaye.
NINETY lots the onth side Of Ninety
thirIsL commencing lo2 q n. east ~ Fiith-aVe.
Mas a, ofcs Of Ase,ionsers No. 7 Pine-st C5la)
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% y.t.

% y.t.
At NYACK - To LET, very desirable
"A HOUSES from to Is rooms finished in bes. desirable
Sn.e a.sd eoEEsOai by boat or cara Inquire Of JOHN v
ogDHRPOSX. MAX. Ne..yon
4 FURNISHED HOUSES to RENT.-Lex-
Trsa6.t ss9i Tity oa1iS;, SEQ, Isos,oa 500
furnished Houses Ne"Oi Ia haS s s R Pc, .nSa"
At PATERSON-TO LET or FOR, SALE.
prov-nenis Locaou unsurpassed laqaire OF MASON MOL
teast or on he pTsml,es corner Of STRAIT aud DIVISION ss
BROADWAY STORES to LET-3 Stores,
ID with Dwellings attached snsel Broadway between Four
.n, Aorp .ui altogether desirable ba.i.es. purposes
will be lease, satisfactory tenant and s'a o Rd' to salt ro''
session MAY WAhD = oephIi 1880
DROADWAY.-Store No. ga Broadway to
c LE ali, MTr qS g. e. T R:aTs anu NDDV
LOR RENT-A beautiful MANSION on the
complete order With large grounds saehsd between
SH'' and i"f B. J H No iSi BPoa%.
UNFINISHED HOUSE at Fort Washington to
Il LRTThs house plrasnsy .aa;sd and u surrounded b,
tue Inca cbn. Sc. viii be essd rs'1 Rem! s' per year
or would . ne mI n % ~. house 20 any tsry desiring il al
e srs.: NJ MI e. Tribune Ode
UNFINISHED HOUSES in the country, $65,
1., .s mum f 1. De- ES5s FREEMAN No "a e.aSst
HOUSE to LET or for SALE-Four-stor
Ras,h basement. With s Improvements 10 Thirty Idnhs. No
is near uqa. nom itO' No so Grsnd't
UP stair. "
lofts TO LET-No. Z Worth-st., near
a. Ssrsry SDS2 10 " elegant 's aS c ' . ef S "
CTATEN ISLAND.-To LET, II fine C0UN-
- TRY SEAT located Port Richmond embracing 81 sores Of oead
laid out in park beautifully shaded With mental trees tie
house eoHhs and nearly nnrnshed stable S'rasr'
S SS a Ana St &c aoMER MORGAN No. PSe @
rTNO LET-Fine OFFICES and ROOMS, large
and small In the MARBLE and hoSassg rRErEoof s 1
ing ho1se corner o. oo ss the MBTRoPoL
ITAS SAVINGS BANK
TTO LET-Unfurnished- very desirable h.
hek HOUSE No sos seren'hAve bet FORTY nri AL ferI'
second IT. TO be Apply 20 OWNER No 49 W t6st
TJNO LET-Two front ROOMS on second floor,
No wavereypsee doors from Broadway suitable for Mlner,
Dressmaker or like business
Tl'O LET to a small American family PART of
fclsss HOUSE Inquire the premise No ~ Lamartine'
mo LET-The COUNTRY SEAT of the late
A a. JEROME at hundred and sey.nhL. Audubon
P.rk on the banks Of The ad.n Rsn s3 seure
d. o. BRADLEY, Room No. ~. No. % BrssdsL
TWO STORES to LET in the Tribune Build
iSs, No. and sPRuoB-sT Also the entire SECOND FLOOR
extending over Me-. with power building
proOL Apply at The Tribune onee.
TVO LET or LEASE-Desirable, well-culti-
y.d Farm aud MARKET GARDEN ten acres with fruit trees
house O''H ." '''''''''' p" WIZ wy 9E3. sKrDMoRB
No 70 Cedarst before n.
TNO LET-An entire THIRD FLOOR, with
BOARD separate Rooms In hncass private house up town,
Fihhave. Address with name, Boz No ,ICS p o.
ITO LET'S or 10 ROOMS (half of o large
double houss with large barn garden ks near The depot Rah.
$40 & 4Dp S, s'i SS pS S 5
aoor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22

Two LET or LEASE-Desirable, well-culti-
vated Farm aud MARKET GARDEN often acres with fruit
''N'' do sKiDMoRB,
No 70 Cedarst, before | D. m
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RIVERDAIE.

COUNTRY acre. Sonh Brosdgay, mile
from YOuLe mile from RNeras station and shout two miles
from KEgbrdge double threesOy frame boss With bot and cold
water BATH &c Cue barns aud desirable pses for gentle
mans permanent residence VIA be so With portion Of the land
desired Map aud full particulars 1t the Office Of
MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL, No IS Lbertr1s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22

TNO LET-An entire THIRD FLOOR, with
IL BOARD Rooms, 6rstcass private house town.
neAr Finh Address with name. Box No. 61G6 p ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22

A. D. AELIIcX. IA Au-olern
DY A. ID. MELLICk, JR, & BRO, Auc-
I'D uoheeu aud Dealers Ia NeSJeey Real hsAe No - Pine 49,
n. Y.oa . . 80. -
THURSDAY March l5 1859
at the BIehargr Ssl-,rcau. No. M BfosdvN
desirable LOIS and MANSION and
WATER FRONT az
BERGEN 20 vt. " j.
r. ~ n. These Lots
ut valuable Bergen Point and comprise ihs
Secondsi r. 0i fret VIDE
tie Boulevard Hudson The residence large three story
extension lI2 containing IS
Hl nd broad Eat root aud cHpos grounds
Prise about nicely improved With 6pe asn shade srdsn
and goat abnrdiaee ut barn coachboue wood house
afta This property eanshle every respect aud
order; the fences entirely snd the bang have
recently painted Together s'h the Mansion will he soh vau
Front 20 feet adjoining the Cntri X X Dock hrd IN
100 feet froms shore liae Ia feet 81 heavy wall.
For map. mi particular. apply Office Of the Auconeers
Ma 2G 81 Y
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ITO LET'S or 10 ROOMS (half of large
double hoass With large barn garden A. near ss depot Rah.
800 to s!so Apply 70 Mi PRATT No. COuraudsst. trs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22

TWO STORES to LET in the Tribune Build
ng Noa 8 aud sPRUoB-ST Also the entire SECOND FLOOR
extending over and with steam power The building Gre
preoL Apply at The Tribune omee.
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Glover and Timothy.

A. Hardley, In communication to the
Northwestern Farmer, gives what he re-
CARDS three important reasons why
clover should always be grown with tim
othy; Il g. EwF@E
1st The clover being tap-rooted, pen.
etrates deeply, stands drouth. meliows
the soil, and holds up the clover.
2. If sown for pasturage the timothy
universally prevents clover from swelling
cattle
Sd. Hay.is too binding especially for
cattle, and clover too washy (succulent
hence both together are, better than eth
CT alone.
To these Country Gentleman adds un-
der the. head of the first, that where
grass comes in rotation, it is of the ut;
most Importance on clay soil, that at
least part of this grass crop be clover.
1t will serve to mellow and loosen the
heavy soil in remarkable degree, so
that when turned over with a plow it
will not only be rich, but loose and plia-
ble. If, on the other hand, timothy alone
is sown (Which some do because the
hay sells better, the sod will turn over
heavy and clan1iny, and be unfit for any
crop Which is to follow.
The correspondent says that he is par
tial to rye for calf or sheep pastures
which he occasionally sows in the sum
mer or autumn, after crop ofcorn; and
then, after being pastured, it is turned un
der for a spring erop-corA, if the sol
lie strong enough-or it may be allowed
to 60 to harvest.
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In Bankruptcy.

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
u Southern District of Ohio-In Bank
ruptcy.-In the matter of Henry Detwiler, of
Monroe county, in said District. By order of
court the creditors of the said Henry Detwiler,a a
bankrupt,are hereby notified to appear before
me at my Office in the cour. house, GAINESVILLE,
Ohio, on the Goth day of August, 1869, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, and show cause, if any they
have, why the bankrupt aforesaid should not
be discharged from his debts.
The second and third meetings of creditors
provided for i'll the 9th and 2oth sections of
the Bankrupt Act of March 2, 1857, will also
be held before me at the same time and place.
GILBERT d. MUNSON,
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In Bankruptcy.

LIMITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
" Southern District of Ohio. In the mat
ter of Thomas Wood, of Monroe county, in
said District. By order of court the ere ditors
of the said Thomas Wood, bankrupt, are
hereby notified to appear before me at my
Office in the court house, GAINESVILLE, Ohio, on
the Goth day of August, 1859, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, ami show cause, if any they have, why
the said bankrupt should not be discharged
from his debts.
The second and third meetings Of creditors,
provided for In the 9th and 2sth sections OF
the Bankrupt Act of March 2. 1867. will be
held before me at the same time and place
GILBERT D. MUNSON, Register.
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Sale of Real Estate.

an the Slst day of July, 1862 at o'clock
" in tie afternoon, on the premises, will be
sold tc the highest bidder. the following real
estate as the property of Peter II. Koontz'
decd, to wit: Lot number four in the town Of
Brownsville. Monroe county, Ohio.
The tobacco house and tying house on said
lot are not to be sold.
Terms or SALE-One third in haud one
th'Id in one year; one-third in two years;
deferred payments to bear interest from day
Of sale, and TO be secured.
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Guardian of minor heirs of said decedent.
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Election of District Assessor


fNHE Commissioners at the June session, 1863,
L decided that each township of the county
be a District for the purpose Of electing an As.
SCISSOR OF real property within each District.
The qualified electors of this county Will. at,
the October election, 1869, being the second
Tuesday, October 10, 1869, proceed to elect .
qualified elector as Assessor of real property in
each District or township. Tho Judges of cleo
tlon shall keep separate poll-book for fthe
election of said Assessors; and the returns
thereof shall be made Ito the County Auditor
who, with the Clerk of the Court of Common
fleas shall open the same and declare the result;
and the Auditor shall, within ten days after
opening such returns, give notice to each Of the
persons elected of his election
By order of the Commissioners.
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Executors Notice.
June Is, 1869.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN have been appointed and qualified as Exec.
utors of tbs Estate of John Gray, Sr, decd.
ARTHUR GRAY
msy1sws. SAMUEL GRAY.
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Legal Notice.

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Monroe County, State of Ohio, filed in the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe county,
Ohio, his petition, praying judgment against
him on two promissory notes, made January
10, 1865, by him, and delivered to said PENN
to whom, or bearer, they were payable, one
for $50, due November /, 1872, the other for
$3.50, due November |. 1873; that an order of
attachment has been allowed in said case by
the Judge of said Court; and that said Garrett
is required to appear and answer said petit
ton on or before the third Saturday after the
10th day Of August next.
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w other intelligent Men and Women, in a
business paying 500 s6s2oo per month, ac>
cording to ability. For particulars, address
zEIGLER, MoGURDY 4 CO.,
5l4 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pc,
fsbls, 1888.
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Sale of Real Estate.

IN Saturday, August 81, 1869, at o'clock Z.
U NJ. on the premises, will bo sold to the high
est bidder, the following real estate in Monroe
county, Ohio, as the property of Elias Craig
decd. to wit: The northwest quarter Of the
northeast quarter of section twenty-six town.
ship four range five; containing forty acres more
or less.
Appraised at $500.
TERMS OF SALE-Two-thirds in hand, one
third in one year: deferred payment TO bear in
ter interest from day of sale and to be secured
to the satisfaction of the undersigned.
WILLIAM A. TERRELL,
Guardian of minor heirs of said decedent-
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Road Notice.
Guardians Notice.

NOTICE is hsreby given that the undersign-
IN ed were, on the 9th day of July, 1869
appointed Guardians to take care of the per-
son and property of Enos Brown6sld.
Persons having claims against the said Enos
Browudeld are requested to present them to
either Of The undersigned for settlement.
s. A. MORGAN.
jyl3H3. Il. B. HILL.
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