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The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29
Hoop SEdrts,. Hoop Skirts !
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Linen Diaper.
MMeoiuE Quality, Is cts per yard.
very tooo' 1T cts per yaad
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29
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The Portland daily press., 1869-03-29

Cent? Paper. Collars.
Linen Finishsd Clolh Button-Holes, isc Boz
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27
SERIOUS ACCIDENT ON THE NEW IsassY CENTRAL RAILROAD.

About eight O'Clock last evening German woman
named Charlotte Bauman, sixty years OF age was
brought TO Newark, N j., and at the instance of Dr.
Craven, removed to ST. Barnabas Hospital, she
having sustained injuries Of serious cnarac.
ter, through having been struck by locomotive
on the New Jersey Central Railroad, q little this side
OF Bound Brook. IL seems she was walking al oDg
the track ana became confused through the unex-
pected appearance OF trains approaching from oppo
VI to directions. she was struck ere she could get
out OF the way. Besides a broken arm che was
otherwise injured ~ severely that her recovery
matter OF doubt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27

LOST HER PooKErBooK.--on Thursday afternoon,
while Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett OF No. ~ East seventy
third street. was y LORD 4 Taylor's Grand street
store, she had her pocket picked OF wallet eou,a
ing $l0Q description OF the thief was gsen ~ sno
geacrai Office yesterday morning, and Cnlel he's ESQ
instructed the men under his command w istiSs nA
out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27

Meeting OF the Platte FactiOn-A Large P0r.
ton OF the Convention Join the Scceders-
Statements in the Majority Address Denied.
RICHMOND, Nov. 28, 1869.
meeting OF the seceders from the Republican
Convention yesterday took place this morning at
the once of the Journal the republican organ
sixty members were present, about one-half
OF the original convention. James IL. Gle
ments former candidate for Lieutenant Gov
ernor the republican ticket, was chosen
chairman. ]. IL. Platte member elect OF
Congress, recited the causes or withdrawal, which,
he said, were mainly found in "A determination OF
party III the convention TO choke OIL oy fair unfair
means large number OF the members present.
He thought tue majority report, adopted by force,
was direct censure the President and Congress
and IN opposition to the republican party OF tho
country. lie believed that # the republican party OF
Virginia could be put IN accord with The republican
party or the country and made 80 that men OF liberal
views could JOIN II, 1t could carry the state. The
declarations in the address Congress about danger
to republicans In the state untrue and Congress
would discover the deception TO the ultimate injury
Of the republican party.
Senate Committee stated that things stated OF the
people OF Virginia in the address were untrue, aud
she life OF a republican was as safe IN Virginia as III
O. a. Hne, leader Of She Republican Con-
stitutional Convention, said that TINS movement
was not wholly the result OF yesterdays proceed
ings but OF q growing desire among the people that
the republican parry ~ virginia should be put upon
a liberal and respectable basis, by which II mght be
enabled to carry the state
The general dltt Of tne speeches. was that the
OF Virginia must be put IN accord with the repub-
can party OF the country Prescription and reckless
Remuneration OF the people or the state must be
dtopued as Obsolete IDEAS, ana inc party must be
made strong aud respectable enough to carry the
state on its own merits the party Ia other states
does All the speakers dsCaimed the idea OF form
ing another party aud only desired TO reorganlze
the one now existing.
A committee OF sixteen appointed to call a
republican convention AT such time as lt may think
proper for reorganization, when the meeting ad-
journed.
IL IL believed the convention for reorganization
viii be called shortly after tho session OF the egls-
lature commences.
There were twelve colored members OF The CON
veuton at the seceder's meeting.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-27


committee appeared with the following report
IN REPUBLICAN STATE CoSvFsrroS,3
RICHMOND, Va, Nov. %, 1909
To THE CoNGRRss OF THE UNITED STATES
The republican party OF Virginia In full delegated State
Convention assembled respectfully represent that
ton held In this State the 9th day OF July last resulted
Confederate triumph, which unhesatingly assert was
achieved by arnce intimidation and fraud. Threats
violence prevented the exercise OF free discussion during
campaign instances meetings broken up
by obs the leaders OF which have yet UNPUBLISHED
The coored people dependent upon their labor for support
were threatened the loss OF abor war OF erer.
mination not unfrequenty held before them
In they voted the separate clauses and the republican
We believe the Of defeat can be found in
the unfortunate submission separate OF the test
DISTINGUISHING clauses Of tue State in direct
conflict with the action OF our Constitutional Convention
opposition to the deliberate and OF the
rank and file OF the republican party OF Virginia.
While have the greatest confidence In the statesman
ship aud repubcausm OF the President and majority OF
Congress- believe that they deceived as 10 the true
situation OF affairs 10 state and that one however
superior Otherwise may opportunities can rightly I'M
situation except by experiences and we further
believe that In expressing the truth know shal
not considered iactous doing our plain aud simple
duty and our whole duty 70 the state and The nation
Under the system oil intimidation resorted Ia 1851 when
colored voters Voting out OF registered col
ored vote OF 1889 While IN the late election Of regis
tomato increase Of $500 over lie number which lid not vote
IN 1887 Out OF the 49, las coored voters who in
Inundated n ss all q them except 63s voted "fo conyen
uon, wniie o2as white votes "aganst conven
ton op e 7sos4 votes poned at that election These
naueurated by Congress- In the light o. these facts would
DO Just to yourselves or the permit The men who
but yesterday were ghtng destroy our republican ntu
tons to assume political control in Virginia, when vs. an
absolute certainty that they will defeat the reconstrucon
policy OF Congress- and the spirit of the constitution aie
unanimously adopted with the same unanimy with wnicn
issS p'rn'a tue fourteenth constitutional a~eaa''e''
recorded TO honor despite Establishments and threats
5000 men In the Old Dominion did in the year los deelaIe
ished by md exclusion ohre rsf
Our constitution, om which tho test Oath and d@frapehis
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
6uuutm g,uI Gstait for sul,.
Country gial Gstait for Saii.
EIRST CLASS COUNTRY PROPERTY
FOR sALBiBY
MALLORY g. BLACKWELL
AuCTIoHEERs
REAL ESTATE RRokERs,
Ne ss LrBERrYsT. N y.
Ne s5 LIBERTY-sT.. N. T.

b,,pb,ol country seal Of 20 serss TsrytOrn The parallel
ay, ma. bs cut into Villa ses with superb Views Of nenosns ana
Hudson There Of ornamental grounds unduns wn
group, Of rare evergreen and dsnOu extensive plantations
towering shubs embarked crOqnes ground shaded % OLD e
French varieties young apple orchards several lakes
brook place landscape gardener 1hs
standing elegantly and conveniently aranged hora SUING
room and dngroOm one side Of The broad ball.
oupO,s large psror HoO bathrooms bed
and closets aached servants rooms above all airy
and well ventilated Kitchen dusrOOm laundry mikfoou
and bssemst spacious paa entirely surround
The bou,s furnace gas NghbOhOOd unerepOnabs and
n.v healthy we'll convenient double cottage on the
place over 50 fees out, bungsi stone carriage way VIII
be sold At reasonable price terms Maps views &C. the
oHee Of MALLORY bLAOA"bbb' w. " i" ~
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
AT HYDE PARK.

FOR sALEons hundred and thirty running rom ihs Aoa
Turnpike to the Hudou yards water large frame house.
with frontage nadug Wings Of feet i5 feet deep some 70 oom'
rmhouse roOms cottage Of rooms on the 'er oAn
elegantly finished IN black wAnu snd other cottages or
l, harm, carriage house. stable greenhouse grapey Ice
bOus. t sus anchorage yacha desirable pa' Tor gem
teau OF means either permanent residence Prueu'
lars Of CO9 MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. s. Loety't' n l.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
AT SING SING.

place Of about acres nearly covered With younl
fruit trees about 4oO mostly standard pears just in bearings situated
near the Hudson River commanding splendid view Of the v
and about two the depot The house h"te's nne'
IN the bes. manner with expensive marble mane hns spring water
bo, and cold throughout and all necessary modern improvements
large carriage house. nearly also. eOaehman' or gardener
bsu, woa bs exchanged for city property Apply
uS0 MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL Ne 81 LiberJ'st NJ l.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
Ar pOITGHKEEPSIE.

FOR sALB-A place offosr handsomely laid out within three
nuI depoti house finished Throughout In nara "oo
heated By range modern improvements 10 rooms beside so
eshouse gas house Further particulars OF
(30 MALLORY x BLAOh"BLL' NO. ~ AF"e''''"
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those desrous Of purchasing renting such pro-
perty will find 1t their interest to advertise in The
TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition TO this advantage The
TRIBUNE viii be found. not only In NewYork and all Its
elites and villages but IN every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief VIII allow Of the advantages offered being clear to
the reader We would especially dwell on the fact that
the subscribers for the three editions of The TEInuFE
Daily, Semi.W Weekly, and Weekly, eompsise individuals In
every profession business consequently advertise
ments in each disseminate among all classes THE
TRIBUNE devoes especial attention 10 the reports OF sales
of real both in the city and country thus adding
greatly the value OF its columns as advertising me-
dum The charges for Advertising are as follows DAILY
TRIBUNE. IS per line for each insertion: WEEKLY
tribune, 81 per hne; sEMrWBBKLT TRIBUNE. rs cents
per line. About ten dA ne after the nrst
line, which usually contains only four or i've words
Tcrme, cash IN advance.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
AT PEEKsKILL.

FOR sALE-TuepyvO and half acres under good eu'aoni
- u out with ornamental and fruit trees; woods acres
and peach orchard bearing, small fruit sbandanee spring
And well water Prams House. 45r35 nOde finished marble msnte
kc 10 rooms barn. esraSehOus he Foil view Of ns
am MALLORY L BLACKWELL, No. IS Liberyst
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

A FTyB FARM FOR sALE-Fvs miles from Hyash BghtIavs
acre. aus ore fenced very little stone tne shade and bard
Aood sne fruit gpey number Of springs on the
property and basement I50 feet IN perfect order
just pper. painted marble Rsh,ei ssO good farm house. two
barss carriage aud COW house. Apply to
uIN "a MALLORY & BLACKWELL, No. IS Lbertyst
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
AT TARRYTOWN.

FOR sALg-on Broadway hclss frame house. huea IN r'n
bt IN pr order; two acres gas furnace dumbwater. &e
onvenn. TO churches and depot yet standing hgb with beautiful
grounds and mos. charming every variety Of fruit which wi"
Srov in this climate; excellent Outbuldings Apply to
GID MALLORY x BLAChMELb NO % Loef'JT1
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
NrAn M011NT KISCO.

FOR sALEA farm Of li q miles from Depot 30 acres
,od 400 apple trees pear cherry 90 pun peaches eurrsn@ TO-
,rswb.rss dairy aud u, fArmi house 4erS tuo0I
and attic frame II rooms large snail One' carriage house
beuser mill Of two tenant hOa'ss 0u' pOndh
Ami, 70 MALLORY L BLACKWELL No IS Lbsry-st t1o9l
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
AT TARRYTOWN.

FOR sALRA place Of eight acres and good frame house e "
with bricks rooms good grounds we'll laid oH' an
Of fruit and sbade brooks two large sEs and oo
pond well stocked choice location with ane river views Fa
thsr psrheusn Of hALLONi . t,,,..
(Sl ~" - A0e'"''"
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
AT TARRYTOWN.

FOR sALRA very desirable and beautiful place Of acres In one
the ans ghbohOO surrounded by elegant rssdenea Brick
house I hheJ black walnut aud In the best mAnari sn 'sf
view. MALLOhi DhANA"N"N'
nan Nc. IS Liberyst.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
Az NEw.ROCHELLE

FOR sALE-A very desrAbS Gothic House. gas furnace
water tho Kitchen ban with stalls Of iand minutes
ak from depot Or will be rented furnished to desirable tsGAnt
Appyto MALLORY BLACKWELL No - LAoerVs]
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

FOR SALE or TO LETT rnrnIsnd frame House
rooms. furnace ehsn carriage house. stable
house eighth mile depot Of laudi ans To-
eateB. PoF particulars, apply 10
MALLORY BLACKWELL. No IS Liberty,L
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

FOR SALE At YewROehes-A twsOry Frame House, fled ni
u rooms gas BATH sge burglar alarm; all improvemen eArrage
house sabls, ke about acres desrAblI located.
g79 MALLORY BLACKWELL. No. s. Libsrty's
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

FOR sALEA rJ,qvu the Hndn large double HOUSE, Of
20 aud hesr ue gAren carriage sealed aud pa
tered high ground I've minutes walk dspo
bsau place for gen,leans residence city bOarder Apply
2S) MALLORY BLACKWELL No. IS LibehJ'.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

ADkiAS u. iMuLLkR Auctioneet
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on
TENrIi.Avk. and BuILDlkG LOTS on TuikrlNINTHsrs-
ADRIAN MULLkR n WILKINS Co will sell auction sq
MONDAY sh nst at oeoek the Exchange ssIesroom NO. III
Broadway;
TENTHAvE-The two lots n asl with hreestoy beh baisf
thereon known Nos t aud 31 Tenhs west sde between 1h
peighth aud Thirty uiuth.sts s29xlO0
The are lots of nd With the brek buildings thereon kno Noe
s 46 tG3 ts esthse hsae % the southwest corner oil Teams
ave. and Thirty -ninth-sts 81 sIi!3 feet
WEST THIRTY NINTH Five lots soatb eide Of TbirtE
nn,h noiug the rrnhve property M the la5lses iss.i
On he sssl each a.saa " ia33A
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
anttium Sales of gtaI estate.

Sndium Sales of 8ial estats. \
"A u PRREMProRY sALB oP
VILLA LOTS IN WESTCHESTER.
SATURDAY. April ; st O'clock.
Mott HaEsn Ralpoad Depot the hst sauon aSfsA
Harlem River ..a..,
GERARD NJ STEVENS, ESQ, REFEREE
A PORTION OF 175 ACRES,
OF THR ESTATE OF p l. ROGERS DECEAsspp. Ill.,,
This desirable sitaated at Pelham .aj'Ds
Island end roeng on the SoaH a, m. linz az the fJ.a
lam md Portehsstsr Rairoad
'tvithsr TWO minnteswah Of Pelham Depot
Boulevard from West Farms 70 sewsoenee passes f'asa
the property
Will be sold in viii. sites 10 snit purchasers q,
capitalists will tnd this advantageous n'esteeS
view the projected haPrOVensnss being eAsa
hood ..o,.- 49, a. ~.
map, and particulars inquire CHARLES MOII No - rue
A. and FouFthave Of hundred and twenty hnhh
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
AT STAMFORD.

FOR sALRA sns COUNTRY STAT mile rOm depot
hoa aus about is hot and cold water BATH ke barn. 2I
earring $780, 6ne view Of Long Island Sound Photograph
q, oReo Of MALLORY BLACKWELL, No IS Liberty.st
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

FOR SALE sTANFoRDA very desirable Place Of 10 Of
ground uh sound @ large frame house II
barn, csrAag hOu,s. lodge, &C. Appyt
(2l6) MALLORY BLACKWELL No. 50 Liberiys.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
AUCTION SALES OF wEsrCHEsTER COUNTY REAL


BY MULLER, WILKINS a co.
Ao,y frame hsuse static and plot Of gOuAd 513o at Nor
TisAsla Peter Tsgger .sss."..... S6p
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
-. yung SsIauS 8tal 6statt for Sale.

COTTAGE HOUSE at Flushing for SALE or
~ 90 LBT eight ts Of Chuonsys lBd Myrtle
st. possession lst April Price 5000, 800 4
ANDREW SCOTT. Monroe St, Flushing
TOR SALE or to LET-Furnished or unfur
nhsd besul PLACB the EAst River house
and al modern perfect ORDER stable and
csbhonse attached uoad trade for Apply 70 j. O. ASH No.
iSJ wihGmr.. where visss of the place can be seen.
EOR SALE Mt Newt0wn, l.. l., 90 minutes
from Thirty yurthst Prrry minutes fom depohoy sud attic
frame HOUSE uib II acre q .ndr wll be sod cheap.
WHITE 4 SWAMI. Nc. lG2 broadway. N. Y.
HOUSE and FURNITURE at Winfield, L.
for SALE alta se low price sold before the 9Th Of April
compelled ~ the Inquire Of O. g. ANDREWS
No. Chsmbeusi. or Of Mr. HYATT at WDdeh 2
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
wA. NJ. LITTLE. AuesiolerT
RY WYCKOFF, g. LITTLE.
rHgRspAY. April T.

THURSDAY April -
A sfis S.sHtii;
s9SAyE A, SsS H. As1 sn. SS s . s. BE-
'Tsfa s s e W.. ssoo feet .. tn. south side $50 fee,
' MSRsESsTe1 lot. 2s,OO feet on the SIDE si
SEwYoRK AVE. and DEASsT Slots the north side Of Ds.a,
TUESDAY April s. 1899
sPGsSp6 TfSf6 MANSION And GROUNDS OK cISfoSIvE
BROOKLYN. ~
BY ORDER or LOOMS BALLARD ESQ -,
cLsToSAyE NoRTasAsT coz 9s .,. s .Us ia s.l
10 the SSt II @ feet and the mos. convenient -,
cfosTFs BJIIiaRp ROOM Hor AND CoID WATER IN ByRR9
ROOM; HOUSE BiNDsoMELY FREscoBO IN OIL partition
"S o. s. ~ 'Isn r., ' BRICK STABLE 1850 feet sube
s Ss'' SS6s T.SS s S1ss s .Ss s "a LOTS OF GROUND
The valuable and desirable Brooklyn Residences EYER oFfERKD
Ais .: .:i 4, b 81 Pf T.a..s: s SsS
5 z. Af fs s- Ss% f Yoa on
and extension bci and Lots a,e .. the ss.,5y
'SSIsSss S IN @ ,..1. sou ss
and modern improvement and IN tue 'rd' A'''''
ELEGANT eRousDs IN B,IrIcsr,
south side Of BAlTICSr 2Sc ft east q s,soayss,s sssS
nOuh BUrLERsT being 100 fI2s .. a. 'ss; :,S, sqS s S
sns Msusard By for swusr IN the nest
.-. .:ssi sS. q %' Is'
cellar 5I DwSIIISG "a SIS ns opposite PiaCk
ss: SS:; has s :. % %f s sRe I PaEEb @ ss6 rsD
Elegant fixtures so~h the house Lot isra A'ps ready
No g KLLIorr,PLAcE, nsm aASsosPLAcE, So.s:.s;;;
SPLENDID ORDER cold bath bells
speaking tubes cellar. CAN BE SBEN AT ANY OUR
NORRIS X. CRANE, Auciioueer.
RY TRUSDELL & CRANE, General Aucs
Y oisIi iSS s' s i' & 1sH 9wS 20 SWEs Ho1ss AZ
ENGLISH NEIGHBORHOoD, nj,
At Public AueOn TUESDAY April ls6a ml O'Clock %
the premises 9
TRUSDELL CRANE will sell public auction for Jshq
D. Pobst English NeighboThoOd j. desirable sn3
dwelling houses and sixty egb located buug lots in the e
the depot so bond aud mortgage
Particulars and Of said property as tree tickets 70 attend ne
sale be had application al rRUSDEL CRANES Real Mate
Exchange, No. 3S Iudson.st, HohOken. n. J..
SALk ABSoLpTBe clear the prswises stormy at keiJs
Hotel. the property.
Railroad leave foo. Chsmbest Nsw.Yorh,
p m. aud Jersey City l:is nj. In time for sale
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

COUNTRY SEAT At sTAMFoRDCOnsisRg Of 30 beau
% located commanding hne view Of Long Island Sound
- carriage tool house. Ice hoo hen
good barns ke a neat gardeners cottage Further particulars
ofce of MALLORY BLACKWELL No. IS Libertytt
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
PROPERTY.-Sale low or

HARLEM PROPERTY. Sale by orfer Of
Common Pleaa-JAMES NJ. MILLER viii zen at aa
ton MONDAY April 9 at u o'clock at the RIehang
soom No III Broadway Rndrr direction Of THOMAS H. LAM
DON Referee the valuable PROPERTY known as National Hail. eo
psng Fourhaye ard
hundred whhe substantial three sndinf
thereon the ory frame house adjoining b1ndte
twey nnht lot S feet by 80 feet nA house 22n55 with all
the modern Sale positive the highest bidder fot
&c. Auctioneer. No. rs Pines1
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01
CLIFTON. N. J..

n VIZ w
on ERIE RAILWAY 50 MINUTES FROM NETWORK.
LOTS, PLOTS AND HOUSES FOR SALE.
PRICES Low, TERMS EASY, SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS TO
THOSE ABOUT TO BUILD
AT PRIVATE SALE ONLY.
C0MHrTATfoS TEN CENTS A TRIP.
Agents W. j. BOGGs No 81 Pnest Rsslorki W. 4. BROWN
Psssaic; A. A. BISHOP, ChGon fl ....
DARTIES desir0us of PURCHASING REAL
ESTATE 10 Madison and Vsnh gu line s Morris and Ks.sI
r. will their advantage address MILBRR BUNTING
Real Estate Madison j. Who have for SALE desirable FARM
PROPERTY choice COUNTRY SEATS eligible BUILDING SITES
$40 900 sJI:A SIX hI.5 hBESadbst bt;,
bnek HOUSE 2stop side wing lot o7I2 barn aud eoachmsn
house Apply tooE address MARTIN No 20 WAl't' New
YOrt.
DE- SOO will buy new modern HOUSE
Up t,cOO aud ,rv Leisi Bergen jersey City, At
S2100 up Sl5Op Lolns effected; aho, houses TO let
A. u. GALB, No ~ Cour,andtst 1,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

wE1nyE IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE LARGE NUMBER
OF COUNTRY RESIDENCES ALL CLASSES NEAR THE CITY
FURNISHED. OR UNPUBLISHED. FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
PARTIES HAVING COUNTRY PROPERTY TO DISPOSE OF
WILL DO WELL TO PLACE 1T on JOUR- BOOKS PROPERTY
EXCLUSIVELY IN our HANDS WILL BE LITERALLY ADvER.
TIsgD AT OUR EXPENSE. OWNERS ARB AT NO EXPENSE
UNLESS wB DISPOSE OF THEIR PROPERTY.
IN ADDITION TO OUR RlcoUETRY BUSINESS. wRIcH' IS A
SPECIALITY WITH U.s. wB PAY STRICT ATTENTION TO THE
SALE AND RENTING OF CITY PROPERTY.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

DESIDENCE at Newark, New-Jersey, FOR
Ia sALB u.Ied on the core oflgs and Msee hs sroun
the Of the hus contains rs hos
cola warmed by The latest improved steam
paraa lot 100 by about lJ the hne bek carriage
house hllrioom hs whole IN
perfect WIN sold without stable ndd Photographs
and particulars by applying to T. STBvBNs, No GSs, y, be-
tween II and 4.
.WOODSIDE, n. J.-For SALE. two French
w HOUSES containing Psrsr Dining Room Library and
gte.n hoor hosri
Fshed Rooms In The Hot aud Cold wsisr Range and
Heater; price 81 MORRISON BRIGGS,
Wood,dr. MORRISON HALL. No. i61 Broadway. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-01

A COUNTRY SEAT for SALE at Yonkers,
n built he b., WITH e9,sae1,e heat. s
situated the best ;a4 .9d ssI'Aa Ays rare SS1Ss' @
RASDBLL No s2 BshshaTs, between Thig"Tsnh and
A.o PARM co.t,r % IS in wood 10 rest 9sds sut
ucoS f ds 500 500 S an ss @S viii s,ads .So 70 tools
Fr.iu, Re- sllcoO may remain RANDELL No aa kst'h''s
A L WHITE PLAINS.
For SALE number Of choice COUNTRY SEATS FARMS and
MITCHELL Co. No q Pnsh
CENTRAL-AVE.. mile from McComb's Dam,
cheap Terms Abe IoDERX REsltEScE slih 10 Lot.
EOR SALE-In Westchester, by order of the
Adun,r4ior-Ths Of the late William Aniu, t,ssld Of
ewn Of ronftn situated about one nile east Of l,'no village %
buildings suitable ouniy redsBssi also o''oJ eHs hoa'.,
and @ s y ' ' ya, 81 n "n sd as trS
TlTi.!s H.sS or d JAMES XTsTS Ia HiiSs' ELISHA
DOR SALE-At Tarrytown, large double
HOUSE, 20 room, o.. garden s,L,s' h.1,s w.. % .Sa P,d w
o. s6 ground Ie0' s si van so S 1,p0' 5a. % kSUIRE
fssy Coz. 50 BIo.dr.I D s9riRs %, PLs.s.
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE A beautiful
COUNTRY RESIDENCE 10 wehestsr County near h. Sound
end 1s% :s sEfTsab % FgRSf s'l' & E
Agents, No. l6l BrOadwIy
TOR SALE-12O ACRES, less than mile from
Rs sa@u ws'as.st CGGsiy seSd m sos , two & si a ana
si ,y.,s,SR ., t;s,s W G 81 S,s ana ' apply
EOR SALE-A HOUSE and 90 LOTS at One
hundr.d one hoi ron sous,fn Bosle',d
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TOR SALE-COUNTRY~SEA II rooms;
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HUDSON RIVER--140 acres, known as the
Il H. Tu,s Farm. Moau. Air, two miles from cosn Hudson
With for niles and down VIII be sold
BY CALVIN FROST Referee the premei On the l7ih Of April ~
10 o'clock en-
- Meadow LAND dwelling large barn, house, and
other situated the Boston Turnpike Boalevr mile
Mm This
sound desirable Oay $500 ssh required
balance In Eve ysarG llSGEk. PBENkR 4 CO.
( EMBERSON REAL ESTATE, No. 42l
-. RKhlhve between 3 AID J2d Psuoba attention gT,a
TO and purchase Real Rste In aud eouutrr.
HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY SPECIALITY