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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
YELLOW FEVER AT QUARANTINE.

The bark Linda, of Philadelphia, Capt. Phe-
lam arrived yesterday morning AZ Quarantine, from
Mil River Jam. The Captain reports that four of his
crow. David Pre!cks. colored), Chas. Fleming, john
johnson. and James Waterford, died IN port Of MIX
River that Thomas German, and A. Butler died on me
passage; Jas. Manu- sick arrival The Linda Will
DO detained at Quarantine aud the sick man transferred
TO the Quarantine Hospital at West Bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
Total. .2O2. i?e 2O2, iG3 21O.069

Majority for Pendleon so far, 81 majority for Thur
man In 1867, 2,S19
Ashtabula, Columbians, Erie, Fulton, Montgomery
stark Summit, and Washington, which are reported
unoncally land doubt with substantial accuracy as
giving CTS majority for Gov. Hayes DeductinR the "a
majority Cor Pendeton above. leaves Republican
majority on the ticket Of 1921 against 29ss Repub
lican majority two years ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
- rpr.t FOR MANsLAUduTER.

The trial Of James Stokes on a. charge Of
pans,auebter was begun yesterday morning at Newark
IN the Essex County Court of Oyer and TeImiper yee
brief ncts of tho are that Stokes struck man
named McCnrk during quarrel three months ago, so
Violently on tho head teSt tho man dad two or three
dAys subsequently,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
FATAL BOILER EXPLOSION.

la CROSSE, Wis, Oct. 25.-The boiler of a
steam saw mill at Grand Crossing, opposite this city
exploded at to-day, mortaly injnring three men,
and badly scading several others The cause OF the
explosion is unknown.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

MASSACRE OF GARRISON BY INSURGENTS.
TRIESTE. Monday Oct. IS, 1859.
During the insuuectOn at CattarO the rebels
gained possession of fort through treason, and then
massacred the garrison Their attacks on other parts
of the city were repulsed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

LOUISVILLE, Oct pa bloody trag edy oc-
Cured yesterday at Mitohesve. Tenn. Two citizens
and man named Moses Grave became involved in dis.
pute, during which pistols were drawn aud the three
parties were mortally wounded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
TuE VIRGINIA STATE FAIR

MCnMOND, Oct % Tho State Fair, which
commences Tne.ay Nov D. IL ;hc rst in the state since
the war. The new grounds comprise 90 acres ana are
nearly covered With the now buildings Tie entries
already excel h9Se OF fair before the war ana ibOa
from gre k0rlherp Aatte are Qvs tLmes ~ greaG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

GOV. HOLDEN AIRING A COMPANY or NEGROES.
RALEIGH, n, G., Oct. 2J-Goy. Holden is or
gaming and aiming company Of negroes n thus ciy'
which 10 creating much excitement It's fuppoted they
are designed 70 be sent to Grunge Chatham Counties
10 suppress the Ku.KiuN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
Turkey.

CoSsTANTNoPLE, Monday. oct. IS. 1859.
Tho Saltan will embark on the 18th of November
for the igthmus Of Suez.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
THE BIELE IN tn

THE BIEIE IN THE COMMON SCHOOLS
CINCINNATT, Ohio, Oct. 25.-lt liz thought tne
Board Of Education at their session " hiSo'' VIII
the Bible from public schools.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26
VOL. XXIX.....NO' s,9OS.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

FRANCE.
,rIRs OF 4 REVOLT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO MARSHAL BAZAINE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-26

MR.. DUNKIN MADE SECRETARY OF STATE.
QUEBEC, Canada, Oct. 25.-The Hon. NJ Dun
kin has resigned the Treasurershp OF the Province Of
Quebec has been appointed Secretary OF state in the
Coh
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
3.tturts anA tItttinos.
o.. Gurt.

Git dmt.
THE GRAND INAUGURAL MEETING
l. OF IhR
PROSPECT PARK
FAIR GROUND ASSOCIATION
~in bs held at their Grounds.
LONG ISLAND
ON TUESDAY. THURSDAY. AND SATURDAY
MAY 25, 81. AND 20.
TUESDAY. MAY 20.
No PREMIUM 500.
Mile Heats best 3 ia 5 n .,nss.s Harness
ESQ to ir,ii 100 to second so to third horse
Daniel Mace. b m lydia Thompson.
09see,i ; b n; Ellen frss Isf, Ru,
b.o1. TSSG nP5Rsi P5l., b. b M N. iS5I 90 nsHs Ss
Ward T'iS.o9 Sso ''fTHs FRsaidS II ni'tSf; siso
~. Mile 4 I',t. 1o:hic beat T',@; > -
eIOOO to ant ESQ to secOndi $50 to third hOrs
Re. .is1 S,;Ii: :.%i5y s Tlo:s j:!I. &,.. Ts's
W. L. simmons, br. e. Old Puts " Honest Alen.
THURSDAY, MAY ~.
No. PREMIUM $500 ..
s goI az al.3 a1Fi GS ..s a1ss f'fs 81 Ss,'ia
Alden Goldsmith, Hu1Isr.
E1Ps WHhaa hsi D, : SG r. /. lSia NIKE sorou Haso,''
io5n NeTp6y. : N. Lady FnuIHn.
=
0'D'' Y%2 PREMIrM s3ooO
Mile Heats hes. In ;, In liaIness
For all horses that have never beaiea 229
$4,000 to 6rsti 300 to second: $50 to third honA
NAMEA
wm woodruff b. g. Shepherd Knapp. IT,
Charles ChampNn, . Wm H. Taylor
James Mckee. g. :. Surprise
Daniel Mace. b. e Commodore Mutt
w. H. Saunders, h. T. Western NcWNork.
Owner, b. m. GrAud Duchess.
WIN. H. simmons br & Old Put
L. Maynard Blk s. Darkness
SATURDAY, MAY 30.
No l. PREMIUM vi oo
Mile Iieats 3 n s. 10 Harness
For all horses that have never 6eats9 ~. s.
s7cc to ar''; 300 to 'scooli : 10 !" 'D''l
Alden Goldsmith b. N. Lady whtwau.
r J. J. Sodss' b. m Belle II BrcoLIyu. formerly Kate
NJ. Roden b. g. Little Fred.
Jsles Mckee, e. & Stsr.
VIE. L. Simmons, bE e. Oh tpt,
No PREMIUM Si.rS ii.+r,,,
Por a, Horses except Lsdy lhofhs sS o Ho'p 20 ii p
5000 to d"t $3.50 e ,sSI ,Iss14'
y Faw,ett ch. .. Bsshag. iT
n,ui,I Mace Dr. Rbois lIAH@
Nj. IIoeomh b. Lacy .
PIE, M,ner. Ameican orr
~ T. simmons, h. . Geo WI
b"'d DOO'' GOOD DAY AND TRACK
Races each dly
u O'Clock p m.
cr,, Island leave Fulton Ferry every Eve minates or thS
ior Greenwood 10 connect With the Dummy koaa
~ .s,nboa NorNalk S leave Twenty yrlst, H. az II m
i,oopes l;Ji aud Fulton Ferry. Breokbn ~ and
Walt T. at 1880 Fare, ~ eruls for oand tr aad Tsss
a, 500 a. races are ove) Tho steamboat Nauslou a leave lhHy
furthst NJ r. a. II West IOuthat az lisV a. NJ i W
H. al 2,5 p Fair for round Uir nd retuiu q. soon
Quarter Stretch 81 .ona- No charge l ldr' 20 Sss
' MARTIN HALDFbhlS-h '''---'@
R0WAKD z. AoRRuL ssoreuE,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
Dated. May1s. 1853
TRUSTEES SALE

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
BY virtue Circuit Court for Kent County sitting
Count ' ha'iw WEDNESDAY tie 2G, is Of Nay 5ts
TSss s, sdso SsnS'ss s. &,si County n.y. ,n s' a os sS
@ 2Sd n TEA BIISksos S 5 % @ end S sad hS Fst Eeo
District said Coauiy The public road leading from Sas
No fpoEn "HOMB FARM" or "suNSYSIDB" sonlae'p 900
Of LAID e,, It asaoo"edsss b. m 70 be ons o. toe
H. With exception o thirty which ia good timber land
improved h1 pSSs1 well sT SSd % a"d ; seod E spe ,.
.d sos Ags Gra6,I aa i9S o'f H 3 @ % saS @ a sdss S S
ne Ho.4 o li g aAI s ,c ,.s Is,5ng rom ss,h, 10
Mssssys Roads aud Mngou about two miles from Wilson's
Nassss Roads station the Dswue branch Of the Es3.
resiy mos, desirable sse ,nh 2, hys rarely ole 70, t s1
Joseph Po,eoef L will take pleasure ia showing IN.
dwelling barn stables poultry houses Se In short everything ncedu
TIE fs's prescribed bv the 5000 e'h
within thirty ds ,bs discretion Of tie se AMI lhe balance IN
equal annual nsmeu Of one two three four ge snd r yea on
With security approved b Trustee bearing interest roW the h Of
No Known As DAvIss INDUSTRY contain,
more Ar. leg hg mProyed sna under good ienE about
10 noghbOrhoSd the Home Fsr being only ,bG half
leading sss,.as M.sys Roads and hihEtc4i
sssssirss; i mici frou Wilson's Point s1dg
a. spe ss @ cfs Kent County Railroad healthy s1d well
watered David Bsekson on th adjoining farm viii take
Rsas.I Rsa ~. is,ofy DseinS and hs ouSuaEs
by the Decree P3U cash
discretion Of the Trustee and the balsnee
OF and three RON the day OF
be secured b. TIE bond Of the purchaser
With security approved by the Trustee bearing Interest from M January
1870 ..,,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,-oo , 49, -,,- an . !,
LAND more the aboysdesbd property About
ga acres Of this farm arabic the balance being timber The soil 10
good proper tebon DO made trsesta srm
The fencing tosrGbe as small peach and apple orchard Three
s from the post SAsssa and The distance from
esmba aBd9g SssaS The Delaware branch OF The Kel
CBp Railroad runs Within 20 yards Of this farm Conyenen 10
churches &C. Nj George Morris the n will show % any one
who call The Improvements are lNosoU Hhms DhhLLiH
With usual outbuliings 10 ordinary fepaiL 1.no,
TRIMS or SALE pretebed BY The decree ares bSVO
cash the discretion OF The Trustee and tb balance
equal Of tao and three Tea from the DAY OF
sale credit payments be secured BY the bond Of e purchaser
With security approved BY the trustee bearing Interest from The lat Of
January, 1870. . -, -.
graveyard Home Frn and the right Of way aud
Sm viii be reserved There will also be reserved two lots Of
one acre the woodland ,o-,
Possession 10 the be given the let day Of Janu' 1870
COST Of an dess Stamps 10 be paid by the purchasers plot Of
tract o exhibited the sale Wien The number OF acres
hsceraned There will be POSITIVE SALE
IN m the cases daily mail from Negfork Philadelphia snd
Philadelphia day for Mid
deop station on the Delaware Railroad short distance from these
tracts Of land II, ,-.-,,t-
'oiA' ~ ' D. JAMES BLACKISTOE Trustee,
CheseIewn Ksbt Co, Nd
I'M
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
R.R MILLER. AnstlonssL
A. D. BLEKcKER. Aueiioneer
uXyrTr orr II -, U'TEGnAY Mov Ok nj

WILL SELL on TUESDAY, May 25, at IL
w o'clock CouHouse white Plans ~ LOTS aod PLOTS
n sd situated Lexington Cambridge and Washington
,tfes sd out with trees Of them about mnuis walk from
White Plains depot the estate Of Mrs Caroline Fogg Also
her house contains 10 neSy painted 'ad paperi h
b 6e The above a be the h sale offered at auction
~ WIZ Pins ami viii be- chance for those Hbo desire 10 g
quit pleasant hssby home free from dust robbers and draaka' WIN
Ib I'M. v pGst.d one bout FROM Twenty ysIst, Harlem Rail
road l2 trans pet day communication 1cksi bl per ear o. I
band will DO well 10 place them iu
which viii When We have
Gland before Fa and ~ that case home At White Pa
AID gapeth9 Nuch all be sure 10
srLe All ho remain p city No limit 90 rspoaemep on account
of weather.. re cert 1t of e - ctu as a. de u
tady s. er cent or bond lud mortgage Or Jeans, warranted tel
Maps cau bad Of the Gg1ous.s 90 g. b. fcDd Han
ia n. Y,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
DOarS anS 1Ooms.

BOARDING by q New England Lady, for
I'D gentlemen their wives gsnlemya ub furnished
unfshed No. FopArst Br0Ofh RsieTeHcI Teqrtd
Apply above
FURNISHED ROOMS to LET to Gentlemen,
sage o. suite At No '' West I"elVIh't bali block from
81 james Hotel
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS, with
BOARD gerensu gcutsnen and ttsT Wives
euu reasonable. Aprv 81 SO. IS Aorion-st
MO. st. Lukcs-place Ncroy sc. Hand
~ ,omsy fs,j ROOMS 20 LIT tog,hsr s,ptnty, wih
Lbs
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22

CPRING HOUSE, NallOnia Springs, BrOome
- Co. N YJBRoMB B. SANDS. Pophetor-1bis delightful SUN
opened the ltt Of NAV Tor the reception ~ board
The proprietor takes pleasure rendering s thanks TO bis
visitors daring the last and respectfully sohei their
He
Efforts h guests oomosbs and bappy DUNG Ioouru
with him.
Tbsss Springs bavs long been celebrated Tor their medical properties
being located the mdst Of sd aud striking scenery within
the far famed valley u the beautiful suqneblnns they present
Of interest larger class II those seeking
other Of the notsd resorts 10 the
the valley Gne roads afug pleasant drives
tIeEs and carriages being aSaJs At the Of
the visitors.
wishing will be met at the depot Anon Deposit BY giving
" TERMs-S 10 per Week or 90 perDay
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
Yuau gsIznH g,aI Gstatt for Sal,

At GREENVALE, near Glen Cove, l.. L
n s acres o garden grazing LAND mile from railroad
from steamboat Iagi large strawberry bed Ssplrsgi.
sB goOi dwelling and outbudngi could be d.
}. NJ. WEEKS, Glor Cove, L. L
A II ISLIP-Only five minutes from depot OF
Sonfhi Railroad SALE RBNT cheap, FURNISHED, a
auaal COTTAGE ROUSE 70 rooms conveniently araned seven
asrrs handsome roye abundnce Of fruits good bau
le, loss i.ed Immediate posess.os kOBhh !. MEbhc.
EOR SALE-A FARM 6j acres, ~ miles ont
on r. r. OIL nile from depo good house, barn, 6ci
i-' vac" VI swan D'' G NORRIS OAK Dale n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
6itu gral Gstatt for Sat.
srooklm Seal estats for salt.
ultsttt,stu County gsaI Gstats for Salt

Al YONKERS-FOr SALE one of the choicest
n PLACBS on PaisAdeave built IN best manner Az
improvements 10 grounds, 2OJ y 2l8 s ey & 9
Yru}t Possession June J. Price S5oOg 9SlV5
res, urer cultivation mssdoV, oats 6e Puce 80,
r,-rgjp RANDBLL No 521 Eighthaye n u.
A BEAUTIFUL FARM of 140 acres IN west
~ chester Cor,v buildings under the highest state oi eu
S''0' val be sold BUTLER DuRFFB Co. No 60 LiosryL
UOUN TRY RESIDENCE for SALE-At
Nouvt Kiseo FROM NewiOrk. oa the Harlem Railroad
i arf councillors and contains II finished rooms and
house SIE4l stas ior
horrs gsr,ueT ooFe has al rooms There are Two acres o
r s4our bad II desired the whole making com
residence Also. the above pleasant
With good barn aud Of land well
halfsOy House, With u rooms also one
so b Wedna 2Gh it will be offered public auction
tbs pus.s day stormy when II viii be cod the ne
fsr full particulars aud photographs apply to MITCHELL
Co No Finest
NOUNTRI SEAT and FARM to LET-Cheap
Wechester minutes drive TO station is Cue location gar
orchards aud 80 Of udi tie whole Apply 10 B
JAMIN RICHARDSON No. 62 kshthaSo or A. j. BLhbVAhh
son
EOR SALE-KINGSIAND-P D-PLACE-1f acres
GROUSD mansion of the nnfst improved
r property within hour Of NeSlok C I've minutes Nss
depot ye; also, Welmpored COUNTRY SbAN, nv
Rtr dpa,: also eligible, high healthy anil picturesque
BUILDING sITRS within Is minutes walk 0i depot al hJe
AgPy 20 ANDREW WILSON. jr at Rye.
NOR SALE-At White Plains, Westchester
90 n e. COUNTRY STAT oflste WIN A. Feeborni 20! acres
gr-tubou,e oubuugs; ready for ielite oecG'
atn. and bnhet place for "rcars Apply
e. JAMES =. FREEBORN EIecuor No 20 sou'hst ~ l.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
6Oantrp Seal Gsiatt for Salt.

NOR SATF-"LOCHLAND, the elegant
H, e,t ofGRERNR SMITH built and srJ occupied by
GBo SIoSs 1'9 % t. ns south Of Ee beautiful Village Of
eurrs Tie consist OF handsome and eommodots
r '.r are large aud handsomely laid with shubbe There
stables bOathOus Da mouse IoDse 1uel .u '
,res fruit tenanthoCse aud barns Aad most thorough
'aDs, s to purchase one Of the most complete
Ho%FR soRGAY No Finest photographs survey
be eIsmineii or GKRBIr H. SMITH Geneva, Eew-loIk
HORSALE-A handsome COUNTRY SEAT, in
l. Mou Il has fourteen htted with gas hot AND
furnace range stands npon ur ore having choice "S
Philadelphia Address Mira GEORGE hCHENRf, Mount Holy Ne"
Jersey.
EOR SALE-25O acres COAL and FARM
VEN Eve feet hck railroad market This property viii
be soli cheap by j. n WILDER, Akron. Ohio
EOR SALE-At Clifton. Staten Island, imme-
$1,000; terms to Permits Of A. JOURNEAY no. Pinsst
NEWBURGH, N. Y.-FOr SALE or En-
~ CHANGBOne Of the substantial and attractive RESI-
DENCEs the Hudson Rivers brick mausou t5iee roui the e
shade ttses view miles aud doTH TIE tyer S %
Lon Co. No i55 Broaissy Insurance COMPANY
DLACE for SALE-The finest view in Fair
field County located Daueu. two miles north Of DsuSn depot
10 acres with meadow arabic pasture
and woodland; abundant water ana choice iu' sae @ a rE
sneted view Long Island Sound and e northern shore Of Long
coSps.ra, shore distance 20 and overlooking The
towns OF GrenSch Stanford NINs Wspou aud psen She
By visible The church spre Greeuse H IN the Town ofFar
6ed Horse Neck In old Gresach may De seen
MI, s LBWS r. BEERS Attorney Glaw South NorwAk Conn by
Gy ~ Of each week be provided with to visit and
view the property. Terms easy.
SOUTHERN LANDS for SALE throughout the
- South from ~ 600 acres 10 .gaes @ rsssS % bo,e, pee
T. SHELTON JONES Co, No. l'S Br0aaN'y'
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22

WOODS MUSEUM. -
EyERY EyEHlSs hIRRsos hT &SLqCS SASroMs
ROBINSON CRuSoR.
AetL-THB BuRIRSQuE kSS-THE PANToMIMR
ppRLRsouF FpSgS''Sf:G "a SGSfoSSf iSs SIf'G ccaBNAoM
'fIs iS est and coSJ Circle s An other parts Of
,hs bou,e 80 Chliren, 25 cent. OIL, ., p.....,
=, Sr erB' SIehe,iTa 5nd Bslscuy Chairs sl
Seat, may be secured six daysla advance
THE TAMMANY. o.,oo o,ovv0
= glI It,Tf ffesT IrR
L4sr NiGnT BUT oSB
ID" RoR!SsoS Cagsos 4SP MS NAV ,S gsTDaY gsD.T
which vii dive place While very eash Of success to other novel
"'' '''' '''"'' % LAST NIGHT BUT oSB
0' ''' "'''''''' THR 6lziRRLM BROTHERS,
TIKI RIzARBLLl BROTHERS,
OF TIE combination 0' : Tiis 'ocT4NGUISRUM
Admission 50 esn.s sa' Reserved Seat. aS sSa 50 cent.
MaFIsEE MaFIsEE TS.HSRE0w TS.HSRR0w Il
VVAVERLEY THEATER, Noi12O Broadway.
&c sFa @ RSBPES cG 81 sGfs DIs.
EyE EESS SHSa S TFES TE SG%
NJ, JENNIE WILIMORR LZzlB wILLMoRB and the great
%0S1 % %GS%RfET ST BTEEs9UE m tEs &HD COMEDY
wM pE2gqF 4aE pEERs f s' AND f sRIFuf STATUE
HIGL SISTERS IN TWO DANCES
The P'''nan1Pfii nSPiTlI SRw FARCE EACH EVENING.
MAIlNLb sAllhIal, a.
NEW YORK CIRCUS, ,,0,o,,,
JAPANESE TROUPE
PROP. RISLBY,
Composed Of the I''o0's SPECIAL ARTISTS
fneudlug tho celebrated Boy, ., ,,our.
COUNT DBNKiCHi etc. ETC..
Ia consequence :" IMMENSE IMMENSE SUCCESS
win remain ~ ,,,,,,ro ,,opv
A'a S'' "A WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
GETAWAY HALL; nr,,.
GRAND CONCERT,
TUESDAY EVENING MAY IS,
A,,i,ted hy tho f,loNIng hv0ntc ATtNts:
MISS s. W. BARTON, suprano - . ........
Mr.. WIN MACDONALD, Tenor
Mr. BENJAMIN OWEN,
og,nist and Aeeompsnist
MR THEODORE MARTENS
Pianist aud AeeompAnlSL
ADMISSION............. DOLLAR.
RESERVED SEATS.",50 CENTS EXTRA.
Sale of sests will commence
FRIDAY MORNING. MATsl
ScrmsFs Music store No 7Ol Broadway Tbeater Ticket Ome
no. ia broadway, ard al Box once at
SrBlNWAY HALL
Doom open al ~ Commence 1t o'clock
THOS. TURNBuLL Business MaplgeE-
GAN FRANCISCO MINSrRELS, 5S5 Bdway.
- BIRCH wAMBoLD BgREARD AND BACKuS.
san FRANCISCO MlNSrRkLb
COURT or JUSTICE ,o,nvs
hAkHSK utT on TAX uhBLkAVAAD DLo"O"
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
Goantru gtaI Gaatt for SaIt.

4 MAGNIFICENT COUNTRY SEAT, stu
N 6l ~ Sug bng for bALk e0t lOs Geres Gne manon
oil 0utboussli immediate posssn terms very EASY
PaUieultrS Of IlkSEkSSkY AAHONEY No 90 Broadway
A COUNTRY SEAT and FARM of 40 acres
sAbKOpe Of The most desirable esgntrr near railroad
dot sni bou from the city. POI ih0rmsou Le apply 10 JOHN
L MUMPORD kFeer u BsTeayst and 10 Es
A i 'kEW-MILFORD, CONN.-The splendid
~ RESIDENCE the late J. W. TURNER Hs~YSfk M the
village q Milford the H0usttone large double breL
t0ls esrsgs aod iesbOules tbs gardens m
ssgt three acres Of lsHd ispad SHADES an Altogether q tho
1a desrs Tesdsncea In Lcktfd County Price
fssin estate Apply % H. TURNER, No King
a.. kes-York; 10 OBO. d. NOBLE. Ess-hiliOd. Conn
EOR SALE at Hudson N. Y.--TO make a
l0Bz sto ahor-OBs Of the inet RESIDENCES the y;
4seAhF tLd lsutstaBuay bu for eomr stories Y rooms
hsguJ earage stables al 10
etfs Stocked WITH fruit and ornamental
tes raspba Esaherd &c voter on tfe prene,
Sl300l descriptive circular Adess Box No. 49, He'd.
st.ST
EARMS, FARMS.-TWO hundred well located
PARNS sh good Bg4.ss sadsss .' At l,g Pdees aud
sssE tssaA BUTLBR, DUkFBB Co. 6a "a LlbsrlT-sI
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
DR0sPECT PARK HOTEL,

n
,tge nsa Ioue 80 frt rerr sh t-fre grounds il
Hudson ycri sce1ey unsurpassed Ia the wod location desirable
and accessible ans No cf0s expense AIRED
this house emphstcay VIII June DO Address JOlN
BREASTED Prospect Park Hotel CatskiL
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
GuttiOn Sails of Gtal estate.

Sutton Salts of gml estate.
At FORDHAM.-STANLEY DAY, AUC-
MAY a5 UP0S THB GROUND, CoRNER KINGSBBIDGB AND
2 2ER NAG9Ms PAN s23f HESE AZ Ar
BEP9T wnERE III S4R10Es so MIL % RT S 80 sRb
10 YoNB BETWEEN JERoMR PARK AS9 h4c0MFS g 61 R4I
PERSONAL INSPECTION AND 10 BB SOLD ~ TIIBI DO NOT
BsSS ~ PSs26S Idc6y on MPRoyEMSF HAvR LATEY
SOLD POR JUST below THIS PROPERTY OPERATORS
OFFICE. no g!5 BROADwAY. or MAILED FRER
JAS r. MAILoRT AucioueeL
DY MALLORY g. BLACKWELL,
ID No. IS LibeysL
TUESDAY, May Is. at2:O m,
70 DFsiRIHBLB rs iS H5IGfG Gors.
RICHARD 46GRER 46ykEsg PROPERTY
T, property beautifully located on AsbburiOn ave- within u min
utes walk Of cars apd 'samb%o7s % % r. 80 ,y,,,,v
Tweut, trains aud six boats; 30 minutes from Ihuteths.
Particulars maps oes Of Aacoueers aud at The Statesman
THURSDAY MuyN,
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60 VALUABLE BUSINESS ASR MANUFACTURING LOTS
Including FRONTS Within yards Depot All Steamboat
TUESDAY JUSBI
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At ETsRiiIfs RliIfsFiRlDS SI,fi6oo"'
The country seat
JANIS BooRMAN.
At HYDk PARK
DUBLIC SALE of the CONTINENTAL HO-
TIL PROPERTY at LONG BRANCH, MoHmoah Coultr, n J.
issued
ChancrT Of the Of NsNJey directed viii SILL
yeudue WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of May 9 between
ihe IL O'Clock O'Clock 10 the afternoon o d day
Bfauh the ToWnhp u O,aa County %
Mln-outh, property known the Continental Hotel Properly u
valuable hotel
fout igh bdl -
yards the u the shore
Railroad Rarau and Delaware Ear Railroad TIE main b. dug
between coo and 100 fees frost r 5s three gr h ard I
stories The building Is 80 feet deep the south eBd - feet
deep the north eu % feet deep The dnEs j. In the rear Of
main building aud 200 feet long 70 feet Ve p feet ceiling sod
The capacity Of tue Hotel Is tufceut Accommodate
80 to o guests The budng' are ard Seaiy tnish tbs
aud billiard and hath bowling alley,
aud comn00u barns stables b0uses
shed good TIE kitchen and laundry well arranged
TIE P0ies supplied with from works ho
place Itls desirable Hotels the
Seized the property Christopher Sprague Lydia SprfEue
Stoke taken execution It the suit Of NOOan
Stokes. and 10 be sod hy PETER fkbDBhBUk6H
Dated March H. 1909 Master iu Chanoery
The ConBeu Hotel property Long Branch stand, ad
Iourued the 18th dsy o MAY 1863 TIE al u o'clock
having been dissolved b the Uaged Ststs Court
Also entire Furniture Of sail b0'eL
PETER vRBDESBURGH Master IN Chancery.
Dated, May r. 1862
Ts sale The CONTINENTAL HOTEL PROPERTY further sd
Iouued suu WEDNESDAY, May 2G, 1862 the premises at 70
O'clock The will positively take place Also the su,Te Furniture
Of said Hotel - ,,.,.,,.,,l,, =, 49,, o.,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-22
StaI Gstat. 70 6rthangt.

8tal Gstatt 70 Gtthangt.
A FINE COUNTRY SEAT and six acres,
N within twelve EswYor to EXCHANGE for Philadelphia
improved property BROORFlBLD. No. 81 Cedarst
NOR CHANGE-Delightful COTTAGE in
Brookyu; sue street Wellington Park Tor small
Farm oty and depot O HOlI No III hoalNe{.
TVO EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY
seys Long Iaud FARMS One 800 acres SOO0Oj of
acres $4,000; Of lG S650i q 100 acres aSooo
Of Of - 1000 one OF lbJ acres
$1,000 Also FOR EXCHANGE several other FARMS 10 hewJer
ser New.York and Connecticut h rutland Co.. No. Beck
ma NsS-YOrk.