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New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
Sutton Sales Of Sral Gstatt.

A j. BLEECKER, SON g. CO., will try to
~ sell TUESDAY March 5e at u O'clock at Exchange SAe
THIRD lots west side OF Of onshund
red thirdst (eoruer 81 ID ell ready for baidng
ONB HUNDRE ANDFOURrBBNTSf 81 - Sloy highstoop ana
basement brown stone ADD Philadelphia bHck 10Y
eurieeuht. l55 feet east oi f0ahAS Immaculate
lot, on cas-. side Of secOnaye commencing
M Of One hundred and ourthst each 25z On eTe
WEST FORTY 7ory basement cottage and
lot No ia West Forty a. 25IO0S 900 feet of Ninthaye
Hsss asr stands o contains 10 bot and cold
t b shades 20 With boo HegbSchooa very good Terms liberal
BIGHTYTHRDsr-3soy bighstoop frame house SLED In with
eSesh second and ThrdsyeHOy paee-boue q b. about
contains e mproy yemfn.s marble msaes painted in oil aroIgh
ou and tu By days work Lot 1G2 with handsome garaen a
tLE0ANr FIRST CLASS RESDBNCR IN JERSEY CITY IN THE
IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF WASHINGrONSQuARR
wASHINGTON-ST-Nsw 3sorv snd subcelar brick
eou's and lot on OF w.shingo5 S feet west Of sassI,sS
solid black walnut stairs ke; but the % substantial man
per o days work Tor tee prrseu owner with shd walls
Jocai excellent being hut few feet om Washgtonuafe ana
en,sSsasa Sy ssgsS % 80 49,, a u, M Is4
dON story bncE house sho ~ SsrIOO
Gougomerst n =, bet Grove aud Henderson So LSr To,v
House 2SE6i has 10 roeus water store On tr aeo
BkRGBNROADSiH lots on the west side OF BergeHosu o. a s
the entire front between Lexington and Oxford oe |S& OJ
and basement hame house. and lot
% Of eIngtonav os feet west Of Bergen7e ard running
thrsuss oioF1ys % House sI9 contain rooms "'r mA0'
MOTT,ST, CORSgR OF PELI-BxECUToRs SALE
SgAsS NJ 81 81 PFIsP sss No a. 3S % &0rTsT Lots on csss
SoT II from MGT bsr buildings occupied dwellings and the
NEw.AvB FORMERLY PART or TTIB ESTATE OF
AVENUE ST YIC0LAS-8 lots the side Of St. Nicholas
eOnHneug the tath Of hundred and forty
each These situated probably the fnes part OF
Hsnhu Island @mssey opposite the Bdbg Mansion ana over
Altogether spot gentenans county The
kTo9sa level and title ndu'ab Terms favorable Maps at No
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putins Of Sanhruptrv.

TINTED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
u SOUTHERN DIsTsIcT OF Skw:roakolS The ms,ter
Bankruptcy-Beoe Johu Fitch RgserThe uude gue the
Sehreber Conet Manufacturing Company Of the CIR Of
will public auction at No lU3 East Houston
st. City o NswYok the t day Of April 1859 at o'clock
precisely day. the property and effects OF tSe bankupts estate
consisting large lot Of machinery tools and hEiures eonneeted
herewith the manufacture OF muNeal Instruments patents once
fixtures furniture safe musical instruments Persons Sshing TO
purchase ih property The tankupt tAe can call un the
49, HENRY G. VAIL, Assignee,
No. co DreadgaY Ctr Of New Xues
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WV M LIrrLg. Aaoiioneer.
DY WYCK0FF a. LITTLE.

On MONDAY March %, 1862
IN Broadway ~ T. a. IL O'clock
(By order Of b ggs sud Barr agents for The oTneT)
BRRGEN-NOOD PARK LOTS
valuable BUILDING LOTS high ground beweeu Bergen Wood
ave Bergen Turnpike IN the County Of Hudson j. within OF
Esry ia What English Nebborhood These lots can be
reached City Hail. EewYok short space S TINE
Also - time and place, .
ACRE PLOT living the westerly SIDE o tbe bergen
gurupk o tie above lotA Maps ready AZ we Aue
tonesrs Office of gg Barr No - kassaust NeNioTL
TUESDAY, Mareb 9l at 9 o'clock a
81 Salesrsoui No l6 COurt.st. BrookYn,
sALB OF VALUABLE DWELLING AND VACANT LOTS, No RS3
DeansI Fourth and Powent Sstoy aud basement
NYRTIBAvR CORNER PROPERTY, soa MyTleavs, south
neat a@s COTTAGE HOUSES south
side. 100 feet west Of Patebepsve- n
name DWELLINGS. 2iI3!, lots 2OKleo feet
At tue time aud place,
SPLENDID VACANT PROPERTY on HBNRY-ST.i BROOkLfh-
Rbt side Of Henys commenng southwest corner
ofWsrrea-st; lot q. lOiIlo6 feet each
On WEDNESDAY, March 81, 1852 - -
Exchange SasoOm, No III BrO0wy
PERFMPTORY SALB OF PORrYTWO VALUABLE BClLDlNG
LOTS IN THR SEVENTH, NINTH. TWENTIETH AND
TWENTY.PIRST WARDS, BROOkLfH
MOSROP.ST.-SI lots BEDFORDAYR
DE KALBAvR--Eght lots cor. MARCY. -
INSTRUMENTATION lots near HBRkIMERSE
HAMILTON.ST. Two lots near AfRILEAEk
VANDERBILT. AVR-five lots MYRTLE.
HANCOCKST-FOnT lots RSar LBWISAYB
NONROR-ST.-Txa lots pear THROOPAVE
MADISONST.-Two lots peat TFROOP-ANk ,-.
Of NlCkOFF ~ IedAtbh,
y Y. and Me- Isl AontAgnest, BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
XTELOCTpEDES.

NELOClPEDEo. It,, -. .lt.x
parehpg or urI veoepdss witch are not daJ licensed ne
- tb onsy ~ ltters patent No BIOL dated August w. oE re-
,.ned NaIrha 1869 whch the following claims
buIiou With he saddle seat for the rider the sha ie
power
G Of The s shall give motion to the vehicle g9no
n "a ~ ffowinF elements namely asatdesat for The nder
snEd aIs for propeng ,he vehicle BY power PPea s Zee. 81
s r s steering mechanism 40 constructed th he deeHon VI
trsvsi ~ hs ,ehoe msJ be governed BY the rider - ,
The. patsu claim, all vsoepsdes and al made shoo
ulboty .e and palpabe homogeneous my Hs" % "
iphdpsey, Of tho will be prosecuted an, A..
Le.p,ss 20 msss se , % , ysop,des Als 6J my
~ =, ar BoJ s1O for Msn, go sse go sl0O ana rAae'
sl2s lAbsrAl sTEp1FS W. SMITH No 90 wniAm,t Y
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rs- MATRIMONIAL II

Agsnlsn.n-who manager Of large buiiGen prscnded
from roaming extend his sOe. acquaintance Ia proprd P'ohd
and believing ladies and gentlemen especially the former are ohen
10 esbaey Assod unions far from VTsnhea
customs aud soeasd pops which shut thes IN Oo'cury or
award them but perhaps wholly das opportunities Of
their .m, and accidental hand shaking rcby this medium honor
ALL. invites with eligible lady not 'erso 10 the
,crd and lasting earthly unsns provided and not otherwise
In dus time affection sud suitability shall be discovered Adve
User reputation Of lneIephona moral character Protestant
education high social position ana mas penniafy CON
epos largely Ieruons including country rest
Of meutn good health no vicious hbi
and blue age tte over ~ Win
deghn, isade homeless aud aEea ny lbo sud
heanfu accomplished anu eheared mas
or cbiJ old bright and smAb The lady
sought should lsad Jeas o. age medium she aAek
n hair person pous Intelligent musical and
neat domestic good health and constitution aud not
inor education family and social connections etc
Ws,h no oheeton essential where all else eongenaL NO
, ., nct IN 40 ore shown Others without stncers
o md Al. returned desired THhep And imposefs
ntJ moi 10 respond Address tcon6ding name and resdene-
Win BONA PlD Is BoI No. ts2 r. o., sewYork Cny. -
ITO BUILDERS and ENGINEERS.--Separa
tenders are inT.ed tho erection Of factory and TIVE engines Of
shorse power each boilers deposit o. y ~ bank
notss ut be sent 10 FRANK CARVER Tyrne, Pa Who VIII send
plans and spb such deposit TO be retained 10 tenders h0s %
espted.
TI,0 PRINTERS.-Use the PATENT COMPO-
sIIoN for PRINTERS ROLLERS shat does not harden ,hrinf
A. est Give tus will continue 10 use H. Order, solicited
b. Tie manufacturer PRAHCIs L0UTREL. No e hIdsnisns
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
JOSEPH MCGUIgE, AueloneeE
GUPREME COURT SALE
- or VALUABLE PROPERTY
80 rI.rra a " -

JOSEPH MCGUIRE
viii teIl on TUESDAY March 80, 1863, - 49,, .,,
Exchange SalesroOn No. III Broadway
30 DANIEL p. INGRAHAN. jr. esq, Referee,
lie southwest OF fonrth,ye
and Theebh z feet Inches on fourthaVs bJ lOo iee'
Inches o Thifeentb-st d, -, Il, l.,
Tie close proximity this property 10 Broadway from which ].
distant l56 e very desirable for investment must
Mans and at the AuetoBsrs ofcs No. 30 Eaau
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
Nafhiurp.

c,TFhM- ENGINE for SALE.-A steam En-
~ eylnder 2OrIl and three large Boilers 100
- une ~ ~ s.o Iot Of shsnng aud Betting Apply to
uV''P0''' CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ No. JaJ kA suls 'Siu /"
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
A LBERT II. NIC0LAY, AUCTIONEER.
"A POSITIVE SALB .
ELEGANT BRowN.sTOHB HOUSE AND LOT.
No. &c South Ninth-st, Brooklyn, Z. d,

Also,
-FOUR DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS ADJOINING. INCLUDING
THE CORNER OF SECoND-ST.
AUUTiOS.
ALBERT H.. NICOLAY
win sell at pabe auction without WEDNESDAY March 81
1863 l2 o'clock he Exchange Salesroom III
Broadway ClriOity BuijDgl New-York.
Fhs handsome three story brownoue hgop basement and sub
cellar HOUSE, and lot No. e NnhL the north
SIDE between Second and Th 81 feet Se0BdSt Brooklyn
D. Lot ~ feet front and by "a feet deep Ouse "a feet
ffout by IS feet; deep al the beautifully eeoed
aud decorated throughout containing a the modern improvements
paa ball and yess TILED marble buers the parlor
toor kitchen hoOr Walnn and ash front cellar tagged and back cellar
eemeued with cehons capable Of bOdpg 200
pounds Of No expense has been spared abe arrangements inn
poenents having been made from time 10 time by the
Stssst go and q e pronounced to be one Of The most CON
Is1t Rf stged b6ls IN the city and must he be pDre
desirable lots adjoining ineung the Of
BecOdL each ~ feet inches u feet deep suit
able immediate The location delightful,
ghborhood desirable place Ofreenee be
persons the City ofNeuNOk being within
walk tie ferry foot Of e new Broad
South Seyenthst Property @ vicinity constantly rising
and ts ofers inducements either place Of
xslie6t6. speeqRjo7 pro6tahle Investment
TERMS or SALBTy u tbs purchaie money can remain
boBd snd for The title indspntaos Posses
MAY l.
Por permits to House mans full particulars amply
ths Aucioneer, ALBERT IT, NiCOLA1. No ~ fiue 81,
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
EXECUTORS SALE.

EXECUTORS SALE. .-a
H DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN PRINCETON. EEWJERsKY
the late Thomas Lavender viii SELL PUBLIC
AUCTION premises TUESDAY, April 3 at O'Clock
hs late RESIDENCE Of Stockton and steadmnsa In the i'm
the best the
roof finished attic and good cellar pao sT bed
eItes0 oonnng dungFoo, bebeD two bedrooms and
sGere0et has large cern good veil Of water detached wood
kOO stable lot; the garden has
bmbheT With handsome hedge
west see; size f ia feet Por permanent bone
smuer duce Il Ni be found desirable TSOskrds Of The
se nOsey bond sBd Apply the RTeeaon
SAMUEL u. CORNELL. Princeton,
SAMUEL ALLIEsON, Yardyfne; =
Il. MOUNT, AuctiouSer,
10 SIDNEY CORNELL, No. % courtlGndtst, New.YorL
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

eluds the OOoO0o aud CVRIoSlIk3 Of the AHshUa
NEW-YQplRaK!. ciRCTs, s.I... .....n, .,x...
l. B. AASr THiKk iMiIiiiSEEs TETis WEEK
THREE MATINEEs THIS WEEK
EXTRA EXTRA MATINEE MATISsE EssTkEMosDA
kxTRs kxTRs MATINEE MATINEE kAsTksMosD
wEDSEsDIf AND SATURDAY
Mluu6ss commence a. q EIghEPsr'OraaAee' g isa
AND AT ALL TiiE MirISREs
will he presented SRiGnAsT siIfIl. T ARESc SCENES.
r'Ols'' Win NOVEL AND EXCITING YEATUREs,
and including every V.rsg VtsySp St uopspN.Nsurp
AID WONDERFUL ATHLETIC FEATs
NILE caRLorfG DE BERG
ALL TfR GREAT ARTISTS
Ots neOmpaHs 6R 6I''T,
AND PRoDiGIEs OF GYMSAsTI0 skILL=----
OLYMPIC THEATER.-.BesgibiTsm bTmPTX PT o.
whs Ssc0Sp os,,. IE4E sH than sheArt lHqgar
nuMPTY DUMPrY
RASTER ri HOLIDAYS
aoRh VIII AMI f"A'' MORE Wit AND FRESH WONDERS
GEO. FOX, The Uuri'asd GEO. L. FOX.
dEO FOX, The Unri'aed GEO. l.. FOX.
GEO. l.. FOX The unrvaled GEO L. FOX
TIIR GREAT AMERICAN
HSEaE2ERiH1iRS HSEaE2ERD n TaSNSSsIL5 faS World
Hoh'Oii MpGLs LIN sAsGAM Asp sEs 70 !, oGSTA;s
TR ORIGINAL DoSKBY @ IB RA,LRoAD sKSsATToy SsiT
THB MECHANICAL MARLE9YlS g TIE pRosL cARcATUhEs
aIiTTERNG TRASsFoRMATioNs:
MATINREs D. WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
NIBLO'S GARDEN ,,o0vrr p,,u,1
~ EsSK E 4ED L4A RoTPk
hVkET r rHE % FAIRY ExTsAvAGAszI or THE
NEW SCENERY ELEGANT ESsTf cosrUMss BEAUTIFUL MUSIC
Nh Nh" sUPERB APPOINTMENTS
CORES PsAPhhDAT Rt Sa1rs MAfiSsk sHiT AT IADi@''
DR0ADWAY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. so cts.
= GsEAT AHr LHGiT9Aa H91IRAI az AFTRAggTSN HSTIsTS
MIR. AND MISS CorLDoCK.
OLD PHIS BIRTHDAY.
OLD N., CoTHL8oSS
h''' MAH'oN ''''isiiiiK; milky wHiTB
MILKY yssTHUEBli-fiasf %HjEBfiasf GociUjTDoGK asrISSR O'N
WAvEREaLIE3YS y S,.iH.I TIEATER AsIas,. s.,r... u..
ETIGsEEEs ETGsETh HSRSFs BSRSTs, Il. h B. B.
ADMISSION csSs. ": q; sS% SSHsSsA
Doors open iahaTGHkDaT@iTcRkTIA r goRoIA MATINEE:
D0NT FORGET Fo3II 81 .1,,.. :. ,.., tn. celebrated
SCOTTISH TF KyNSspY S9GSL'Sr'
On TUESDAY, 3oth MARCH. alta ~,
P m. b.pedt Of the Thistle Benevolent Association.
Ticket, so cents
DLYMOUTH CHURCH BETHEL Brooklyn).
PROF FRoBlSHBR
MISS S9sSiS 9ES SsSsIHfg n sHSF aETpSS
TUESDAY ByENING, Q o'eloek
U,ASTER FAIR.-The Ladies of the CHURCH
IL oP TIR MEDIATOR will hold their RASTER SALE for Church
objects on TUESDAY aud WEDNESDAY March % aud IA 'hs base
nsat of the church. Of LeIsgtoaaye dIhhsth
ID II. MAGAURAN, No sO8 Broadway.-Pari-
.an EwsLRy-Late'' st for Aa a'se balls and H'Sla'aa"
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

EXECUIUKo' oAllE OF TaIutDIo- HI-aH
~ ESTATE Al auction the estate Of the as HIRAM
MARSHALL deceased WIN he sold the cOuroEss IN Po1gs
ieeoss on WEDNESDAY March 81 1853 at O'clock hand
some Fohe HOUSE by 3 H. with wing 10 By 81 n containing IL
rooni beside halls pst ke Size Of oi 100 By SS 10 depth
ToutipR on Mant Vags Of Hyde Park On tbs premises
stables carriage iehoase and other outbadngs Also
PLOT GLAND adjoining side 100 BY 9 n very desA
bic connection The above Also HOUSE and LOT fronting
AbsnySL Post Road with entrance the bars, stables 30
sntored GbOVs For particulars inquire Of A. VBDDER or ~ H.
A0RSPAJL, Executors, Hyie Park. Duichsn Co, NJ
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
MORRIS wilkins, AuctlOtssr.

MORRIS WILKINS AuclotesE
VERY Desirable PROPERTY on Park-row,
Anni East Broadway DiVison sPIpG Third ssa fr''A'e
H. LUDLOW co. will sell at sueon on TUESDAf naen w
1862 O'Clock At the KIeharge Saesoom NO ~ brosan &
PHRKRoW snS 1SSsr-Tb. po, Of grcuud with .hs building,
"a and Ipoep as No II PGkoW and Nos and II Ann
Al This property Of the business portion Of the CITY I'M
sey opposite the end OF tie Park the e see o we
EYofk P6stOe well located for banking hose Insurance or
other ces r which purposes II has unusual advantages not op ~
reason ossge hoOnghrss which AH9Id pes ~
spd 10 nsny Of our public It wall be sold subject lease
ss story brick buns and lot Of lsnd No is Aun
uorbsry SIDE and Theatre alley zVIo ss
story BRICK building aud ot No ~ Anos noi'
sIsey corner Of ~ feet Out 70 feet rear bJ " ss'H
sPRNG sTTts lot Of grourd With n. oursy brick bon, on
the lot breetto beE house on th rear On
sonhery side Of SyngGt feet inches westerly from BliAosh
PFfRsTAVR AED fHIRDsTTs LOS f ground With The bungs
thereon, the north eaitery corner Of fae $40 40 and
tire. house fronting on Iho hno"A Is ~" - f"''
and Nos loJ sad lo5 Thrdst lot 24Igt IL NJ io,, nth
The bungs thereon the nOrthNesterY nde oi f
Divisous and known No 2n East Bosdvs{
of1 iset No Hl Division SsiOIy nA ~ b,1s, ~,
store. under 73O By about feet The lease ron lhe hs.s
ats hts syars Tun from the l May 1909 VIII 70 ,
chase grant renewal Of 81 years fsssn'
F cent Of tia purchase money remain on bond and mort
| gage i9r Eve ysaFL
lot The norrrJ tde Of IhrEsee'
ond st. z75 feet e4sery from Eleventh GI9aa
LBxINGIOf'AVby BlXGYRFTH and slHTfsINTHsIs-II %
valuable plot gurd the tde Of LtIngousve
the eslrs o3t between Sptthb tsi SIYsIhI bsns % ee
avenue and 3 o. each street
Seventy per Of the purchase money remain bond and no
gags for three or Ave yeArs, Mdesed 80
auetl6asrs No sPnssL (37GU
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

ADRIAN H. MULLER, AHetiOneer
"OUSEand LOT No POS West Thirty-seventh-
Il Al auction ADRIAN " MULLER. p. r. WILKINS ca
will SELL auction TUESDAY March 90 At O'clock at hs III
change SslesrOom, No Ill Broadway:
WEST THIRTY SByBNTST-T three story hghoop brown
stone front the north SIDE Of IhrveDth
Seventh snd EveS and Known No 2 The hoe
basement and oil the modern improvements o eh
a Nsns A. lie Anciioueers OFee No PinesL (5203l
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

NORRIS WILKINS, Auoiioneer
NO. - 8oWARD-ST., near Broadway.-E. H.
~ LUDLOW Co Nm sELL al auction TUESDAY March
1869 AZ u oeoG q the E1eaAlge p-oO No. Ill BosdNAy Trim
iy Building NewYOrk
mept brk building 10 OVAdt, SOUTH between Bross
BlnI o. the Csns property Lot "a feet front sho
70 feet DEPTH Terms al sale Maps &C. a. s cue
tO1esrs OEcs, No. Pns-st, Hew1OrL l1"'l
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

JAMES NJ MILLER, Auetoneer. -
DEREMPT0RY SALE OF Valuable SIXTH
AVE PROPERTY order Of Supreme CoaTt under the do
lion ofDAyID HAWLEt, esq. RsfsTee-JAMKs MILLER Sin
se Al Auction THURSDAY April at RGel0ck at TIE Exchange
soo No III Broadway the valuable Plot OF Ground naate on
tbe Of SIbaye between Twenty sixth ana
sta being Inches vide By 100 feet deep aud distant t'
81 inches north OF Tuelty-s -srthtt
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
ADRIAN ~ MuIIER. AuetlObesr

ADHIAN MULLEhf AucIohttT
HOUSES and LOTS on -hundred-and-
thirteeBtbst 81 ARcisa ADRIAN H. MULLER p. r. Will
kNS Co. viii sell at suction TUESDAY, MARCH 80 at Il
Ssoek the EIehABge Salssreom Ne. III Broaduay:
D.AND.THlRTBBNTHST.-One lot on the south
s Of One hendreds thrice commsseng 235 feet Of the
lsVe H let block Also the houses and lots
situate The soathsry side Of obshuBdsd
tie feat hHsd
Ia sith brek. and ooan the modern 10 pFovsmeris
Maps with iun particulars a. No PinssL G2s)
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
ADRIAN II. MULLER, AuetiOuesr.

ADRIAN H. MULLER Aueiouesr
HOUSE and LOTS on 0ne-hundred and
ttirythlrd-st auclOn ADRIAN H. MULLBR, r. r. WILL
kSS win ssn Auction TUESDAY March 30 "a Oeloek
al ths Rrelanse SalesroOfn. No III BFeadWay:
ONEHUNDRED AND ST-The two lots Of land
With the tvosoy French roof frame house and twotOry stable
thereon situate the north Fe Of thirty hist
feet The stOop z2
$fee. the stable "a l1Kls feet
h.Es at iAe Asetionssrs osoe Eo. Puss- $40
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
oca oSss,.ICs.A 9T E.rYoST z Ak jan 1852

oITcs oy rHs CSsssgssn s % sswYoSK Jan l. 1862
NOTICE TO II M Re-, No PoD, ls nSsleoy
- oay NsWYorh for the 1892 will be tor la
revision Sni sner MONDAY Jan H. sos and WIN re-
open t april 1859 for The correction o
And The the sa e, sSd personal
sst,te Of the Civ ofEewYork All believing bsn
be Aegeved must make application 20 the Conssobs
during mentioned Ia order obtain the relief provided
bT law The 1889 provides that during the time The books shall
be opsu public Inspection hsneeiore provided appeaiox
NAV 6o person considering himself Sgseyed oy the
sd Of his real personal ssste TO have The sane cor
rsi application be made relation TO the Assessed vans
estate mast be made vrng stating The ground Of oe
lection thereto the Commissioners shall examine into TIE
cor psnt and In their Judgment thsy
shs corrected II such application be made 10
laon valuation personal estate the applicant shall
by the said Commissioner Sho shall be uthoIsa
fthemi and bis or their Judgment
they shall the 10 he coresd
Of such they believe TO be snd
vhs thirty DAYS amer such aphcsen
sa N0reneon shall he made by the Board u
hA sppsr under oath an naton that TOE party az
within the period prescribed for the
iOn osIs Of seiusss abssnee from the ey
J. W. ALLEN, lCommissonsrs of
J. w. BROWN. Taxes sDd
C. NJ DBPBw, AssrssmeutA
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29

TRusDFIL CRANE sell above, without public
Suon The valuable property Of john A Sohrek Situated
P,ade CnOuaveA PerJs Huds0n City N j. Said prop
trtT 3soo feet PalshdeaTe and
fst With the substantial stoy frame building hervO VlnQd
eoD Tor business three desirable lots SSxO ieet e3en no
cas-, Of Clutosave aud Nsa .ne - oi
ia si makes desirable for business purposes OF o re
Sn pd whep contemplated vL County boo
SI and Ravoe ROAD completed M value WI greatly ephAles S
a. h.t ~ n, future Terms OF Sael0 cent and
Spetpees fees ofsse ~ cent days. balance on oo1
ard msreage FOR Psrs
NhANEo
fssts k,rbsnge No Hudson HOhOkeR, n J.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-29
NORRIS X. CRAZE, Auctionser
DY TRUSDELL 81 CRANE,
ID GENERAL AUCTIoNEERS AND RIAL ESTATE

DY TRUSDELL IL CRANE,
ID GENERAL AUCTGoNRERS AND REAL ESTATE AGENIS
No Hnds0n-st, HohOken N. j.
-FOUR DESIRABLE DwRLLING-H HOUSES aud LOTS oPGRoUND
Coeu-s Grand and Summtaysa Hudson Cy N -
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
(s MONDAY March O'Clock Trusten Crane
Rssl Eststs Exchange No. IS HudsoB-st HotOken n j.
TRUsDRLL CRANE viii sell above without reserve The four
DWELLING HOUSES situated
On e north Codeu between rsnd and sunHyes HUDSON
well finished, located in the mss
Sbe surrounded by frstesss Improvements ng
county heuevsr which secures poeon no
at enhances future value, which one
Splendid opportunity that desire TO desirable real
TERMS sALElo per aud Auoouser fees day OF sale
$1,000 which bond aud mortgage
fa said property be bad application al
ruse Estate Rxcnsuge Ne IS Hudson st. Hs5okn
Parties attendance eseb day previous TO
& day those who desire examine the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-10
TIE sUEZ CANAL TARIFF.


Cost Of Navigating the New Route Betwcea
Europe and Asia.
We publish underneath a tabular schedule EN-.
bracing the main points OF the charges which win
be incurred by vessels navigating the Suez Canal -
set forth in the eleventh clause Of the tariff rules
exhibit issued by NJ Ferdinand dc Lesseps, in Parts.
on the 18th Of August and published In ertenso Ia
the HERALD OF the 18th OF september. The schedule
shows the annexed table Of dues payable BY vessels
Transit dues, per ton burden, 1of or 50 In gold.
Transit dues, per passenger, 10f or S2 In gold.
T0wage dues per ton, 2f or 40c. In gold.
the platform at suez after the nrst twenty.four
hours, ore to pay tax OF centimcs or ! cent per
ton per day, Tor any period not exceeding twensL
days. $1,000 o.,e
Pnotage dues for metres 70 feet 10
inches, per decime,re, 100 inches III
Pliotage dues for 70 ~ metres nsr de ees
METRE so 3100 inches ............... ~
Pilotage dues for ~ to metres Ll4
feet inches to 10 feet inches, poe
decimetre 03-100 inches. .....,..s.. In
PotaQe dues for Q to IN metres Nv
feet inches to "a feet inches), per
decimetre. g 03-10o inches. 20
All fractions to be paid for in proportion
vessel OF 1000 tons burden, CARRYING 100 passen
gers and drawing say twenty four feet seven tnches
or seven and half metres. will consequently have
Tonnage dues al 81 in gold per ton on 1000
100 so passengers al 81 in gold per head 200
inches, at 81 per dectmetre Is 93lco inchss,. 500
Total transit charges. 81 600
The charge for pilots II detained on
board during anchorage, per day.. 20 81
Vessels being towed are entLtted to reduction OF
twensy~ave per cent on the p4iotags dusa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-10
The Wafer SUNNY.

On this important .subject several citizens offer
warnings ana suggestions. "P.,p who has an init.
mate knowledge OF the matter, says that the waste
OF water annually by the use OF valve and spring
ciosets-aowing that there are 100000 OF these In
use In this citys 2s 2so ooO 900 gallons; and r."
who hints that Providence Is responsible for the
short supply Of Croton, expresses tue hope that
economy will not be disregarded after the present
excitement passed. II Is OF the utmost Importance
to prevent waste and keep our water supply within
reasonable bounds. subscriber says that the
waste of water in restaurants and other public
places Is shameful and that the Inhabitants living
above Fourteenth street suffering great moon
yenience from the dearth of Croton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-10
VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
A Lover Of Fair Play.

over this signature an English lady, who frmly
believes that editors are flled with the "mik or
human Kindness" gives her experience at meeting
Of the Workingwoman's Association. and expresses
surprise and pleasure that the ladies OF that body
are not the ogres they have been represented to DO
by the captious critics; but most charming, domes.
tic women, whose noble efforts in behalf OF those
OF their sex, who IN the many vlcissitudes Of
life stand In need or such help the association
affords. ''LOver OF Fair Play" nevertheless, ele
gantly expresses mild repu gDanCe to some OF the
doctrines which are advocated by the ladies OF
whom she 80 el0quently writes.