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New-York tribune., 1869-03-25

CIrr o. NkwYoRK DEPARTMENT oY FINANCE BuRzAu oSl
rHE TAXES, CouRrHousE PARK % Chamhsrrst
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that all
Pona Taxes due be paid ihs omes o
ANDREW SMITH esq Attorney for the Collection Of Arrears q
Personal Taxes No m Nasast and that s bo0ss rsaaas sass
arrears will be found at said ohos.
person the said Attorney the aadersHd snser.sd "
Of warrants issees
hereafter when the Marshal whom the same directed viii have
included therein and al warrants nso-
payment Personal Taxes are hsrsoy
s0aatsrn .-Dalsa Nss.rsrz January 10. 1889 ,
BERNARD sMYTA ssivsz.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25

}. BLEEcKER AueiOneer .,,,, . ,
VALUABLE LOTS NEAR THE CENTRAL
PARK BLEECKER. SON Co. will sell al auetioa on
THURSDAY March % 81 u O'clock the Exchange sAesroo
Ei0HIY1HhDsTTWo One Lots north side OF Eighty tbrdst'
commencing rs feet east Of hinthave, each 25Ilo22
kiGHT1FOUk1 SiTwo lots sde OF Eighty fouhti
i ety m the Of the above perfect 20 eent
mortgage Maps No n CedaFst
kEFENTl- -fiFTHkfIw0 side OF Seventy.
thst commencing 2S feet west Of EveHbs aud only t feet
esst 81 Riverside Park each lot l3rl0I1
MaDs . No II CedarsL
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r. DSGEE, Auouobter
RY DINGEE, FENNER 81 Co., No. 0 Pine-st
I'D Will sell At Auction

At2 ooh the RIehauge salesroom No III BoidHar
WRST TWENTY sIXrH-ST No. lN-rhe f class tsofT. En
Eb brick House. sIi7 block bot and cold NAse gas
hItures tapge hester &c.
soop Dwelling with superior gas aatef through
out. all modern improysmeuis EIe. l94I3lI5A
WEST TIIIR YFRSrbT. No. 36A +story, hghftoo7 bdef
DSellng with all mOien improvements 2Or5OH4 block
ONE-HU ADRRD.A ST. TWENTY-FIVE ASD OhB-HUNDRKD
AHDTWENTY FOURrHSrs-l fall lots With tne 2'tJy fame
House preses - feet Of the
GRAND SBVRETHAYR BOULEVARD,
OERHi KDAND RTYTHI ST-Souh tde l70 feet
ofthe GRAND BOULEVARD full lots With the 2so frame DwsHg
thereon
TEsTH AvRBss side 9 feet south oushnpdrsd tWts
fnhst . ful lots free from rocks nearly on the grade.
ONRHU UNDRED AND rYFOURTH sf-sonth side 100 feet
Ninth about foil lots free from rocks level With grade
FlFTYTHiRD-ST-TwO lots 70 south
Of Madson-aye; grade; no rock.
Po te-Ins maps particulars apply at Omes Of AucoHesr No
at
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
NoRHw x. CHIss. AuetioBser.
RY fRu' pELE & CRANE, -,

IS HBdsooSt HobOken ~
VI pgSIRABb- DWBLIING-HOUsE8a and LOTS OF GROUND,
NCssl Leseen Grad ard SamnitsyeG Hudson City n j.,
AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
MONDAY Nsreh % 1859 at 70 o'clock m, 81 Tnsiel Cranes
- kea kuts Brcls8ge No. % HEds0n-St HobOkeD, n. J.
tusDkLL CRANE viii s above. without reserve tbe fou
ssas o and bassmentftns DWELL4NGHoUSES, sas'sd
~ f1e CodeuSt brtgeen Grand and Summit Hudson
S dsslhags well fnsbed located IN the mast
- = a Of The s surrounded by hrsSeAss improvements ynE
~ so se hon svar VII ch IL protection fon
sr Al the tine ebhanees ts ftue vaue which eBers
ks 0P SAIR- per cent and AaconseTs fees day Of is
ls lees S2o0 Which remain b08d and raegsge
E ~. fs'e % ssd property be bad on application at
tnes Real Estate ETehange No 80 Hussn-sL Hobokeu
a. "a ties S aeh 10 ssBdsBce at each day previous 10
sitaie te who desire examine the
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
ulcL @ III q. n-,u
NEW-YORK- DAILY TRIBUNE,
anttiur suIss af Irnl 6stat..

A J. BLEECKER, SON 81 Co., will try to
IN. sch TUESDAY March 30 1t u O'Clock al Exchange Sales
TTiRp AvR3 lots w.t sd. Of TArsys onshund
rsfAad thirdst teorset 277n all ready f9 building
OSBHuNDREDASDF FDyRrEENThs- 1oy hiEh'sioop 20 ana "a
onehunie4 and baesut rs feet east o Foarhave inuSA's
iot. on ., side Of Seoopdavs commencing
the Of one each 2SIlo on level
WEST FORTY THIRD And basement cottage hon,e and
lot Eos2 West Ptybls 2Jtloot 900 ft west " kiuiha's
marble nants sta,iosry tabs gas b
shd shstsgo With hse Heghbcrhoo YeEy go Terms ea
brE and hek basement and lot No. lj Hast Eighty be
Second aud ThdayeS y who'd paeehouse b. tbont %
out work Lot f5Iloza With hand0ns garden laid
INMEDi1TB VICINITY OP wASHfNGTOE- SQUARE
wASHNGTOESTNew 9story, basement and saSeelar brek
he rooms marble all the modern eonvenienees
solid black walnut stairs ke, &c; euii n The most sub sStsaa % %a1 %
locality excellent being feet from Whingtonsquare and
nsS1s4s4 S ssEsSt o n. house ana lot No lsa
outgonery.sL Grove and HepdeIson% Lot E'too
Hsu,e sIe hs 10 wstsT gas store or s 1907!
BERGBEROADSiI lots On the west side VI Bsrsnoad forming
the entire front between Lexington and OIordaves being 2'st o
and basement frame hOuse snd lot
ro.h o s $3.50 osiu. r6s
water i %6F sSsR 0S GUNNER si o SALE
ESTATE OF b DIsBROW-The 3Sofy brick buildings aud me
building 40 81 PBLST aud No a. 6 AorfSf Lots on sse
for II Years from MAY nsTti buildings occupied as a"euS' A1o INC
NIGHT MIdEH1cRST LOTS on AvEYgE ST, xIcMoIAs AND
NBW.AvR, FORMERLY PART OF THE ESTATE OF a..
RICHARD r. CARMAN DBCBASBD
AVENUE ST. NCHOLAss lots on the east ae Of 81 Nicholas
nnist running through Nwsve With frontage Of 100 ieet
These et situated probably The nest pat Of
oosipg the sound Ceam PARK sckwes Island &o &e forming
sSgh 1 %G md dss. . Ps &. b 2 No.
Il Ceiar.st
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
rYrnr,,. LIZ q JILL. Aa..Ien,.E., -.

EXECUToRs SALE JSA Of = VALUABLE PROP
IL ~ VS VSskcoED.AyB--AfRIAE " MULLBR. p. r. Will
4, s eel =. aHe.On WEDNESDAY March, A at u oeoek
~ sassIoom No III Broadway b. order Of TIE krecn
VI k-lbs Lot Of Lat6 with he ireGss substantially
ntk houte thereon situate the northeast Of
~ nd ssysubn, and ksOwR a. NO il6 BseObdave The
~ By 20 feet deep, With tWostOry and basement
80 l.si deep hha freseoed hall and all aOsrn
sEo0sne esssees b 10 feet POsssSSo1 Nsy I. lse9
dt hfSe tbreessoy and basement brick Houses spd
ne eaytsy side 81 seeendave Il feet inches
a. ~ sse known Eos 40 sne AZ BseoBdaye TIE houses
,it seEes By about S feet have hlgh Eoops subcsa
= rpfeTenettA SIXTY per Of the purchase
- ..-e ae nsrtgixs fSF , o. Years tsi7D
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
WV, ADn,As II. MrItSR. Aseilaassr;

E,,r,>, ADhiAs H. NULLER. Aseilaneer.
FiAALCUTORS SALE of HOUSE and LOT,
80 nsil Twenty iysseon3s.-ADRIAN H. MULLER, ?.
..ae .aS 20 vii ts At AUCTION. THURSDAY March 75
s d. kIehasge sesreo No I'D BroadsAJ, By order
EysI Ts Ts9a si he estate Of Amelia Watson. deseased;
* i, ~ IN I5Ec0N STThe urs.Ory brosutone HOUSE
1 o. TIE beb side Of West Twenty between
Cd a. krOvn "a +59 House l6 feet inches bg
bs AZ ne Hodsn inPfOVemsrta IN coed orders 10, IS
---sete ~ " FEET inehfA lSl8a)
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
MoERis WILKINS. Anetloneer
4 :. 4 4 - u a A.L-

EIRST-CLASS HOUSE, No. 80 BANK-ST.-
B H. LUDLOW Co will sell AZ aucion MONDAY, March
2 es oeok At the Exchange SaesToOm No lli Broadway
Trinity Building NeH-York
BAHKSThe sass hreestOry basement, and sch cellar high
HOUSE and lot No g BAnk south side between
F0arhs House Ia perfect order 20 by
intending roory eTusou occupied by the and
Possession MAY l609 Lot 2Ors feet
Fy bond and mortgage Maps ke AZ the
Auetio ONCE No. Piuest. n. Y. (l175)
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
guusts anS farms urattS.

A DELPHI LODGE, No, %, +. and A. NJ, rs
"A desrous to LODGE ROOM for lights each mouA
WANTED to PURCHASE-A three story
Lek House located between Fourth and Kynnh-
srth Fourth Must be moderate price Address
with fn particulars B. Box No. l6i. No agents neSd apply
WANTED to PURCHASE, on the Hudson,
within two York and depot gentesl HOUSE
and grounds. price TO exceed s2oep Add" b. Box No t
Tribune Ofes. ...' I'd .tH
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
onIcs o, tn. oonx..los1R OF T.1s. AND As.E,...sT.

No. % Ibambera NHW-lolN jan I, Id6I '
NOTICE TO 0TAX-PAYERS.-NO office is hereby
given Real and Personal
The CITY and COuaty Of SewlorE M The ls69 will be @ In
spseon MONDAY Jan H. 1903 will
I'LL the 3h day Of April ists f the correction Of srOr,
the of the Aesa real
Of e Ctv and All
selves make application 10 the Commissioners
otsln ihe relief provided
BY law The 1899 provides that during the time the books shah
open pdbis herepbsfore pYed application
y person considering himself aggeged by the
valuation Of bis real personal estate to have the
reets II application be made relation the sssessed
real bs made writing stating she sosnd d OBJ
eoa the Commissioner sha examine into the
and In their judgment the assessment erroneous they
10 be
valuation personal estate the applicant shall Be
said Who shah be authorized
then and bis their jadgment
The they shall the TO be corrected
r the they believe 10 be aud
decision thereon within thirty DAYS amer such sppesos
reduction shall be made by the Board
personal estate imposed under thin
shah appear under oath amnaton that the
gevs the period prescribed for the
Nou faIes Of sickness abseBee from the city,
J. W. ALLEN, )Commissoaers q
J. W. BROWN Taxes aud
c. NJ DEPEw, Ausssments
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
IOSEPH mcguire, Auctio6eerl,,
= WIZ ''' y a1 oa THURSDAY. March rs, 1863.

IT % %
At the Exchange Sslesroon, No III Broadway.
class broSn.sione hgh0op honset
nsh feet PouTtse 7or0KlOo5
Three bFeesiorT Philadelphia brick houses with white marble
2 25 and 27 north side 100 feet
Tave 1hreetory basement and cellar Philadelphia brick
and north side Sixty f No 59 The fourso and
celr bk house and lot south side Seventy orbt, JIG feet west
cellar brick house with st0re) and h
No 1901 seondsve between HayaeVeHh:and Pniysgbhs
siIe 20K43x60.
Thrd-ave
Two lots side IT'S feet Tbidaye and
south side. IS feet rhiriAve.i 2Srlol5 each
side Hgbty-e 80 feet Eghthaye
Maps a the AuctiOneers Ohce No. 90 NAssaust
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25

~ hereby the occupant occupants Of all
Lots improved unmprOre Lands affected thesby shat
have been completed, aud Lodged 10 the
os Of the Board Of Assessors for examination BY all persons inter
esed
s tagging sidewalks in Bevepthass. from FOrteh TO Pny
nnth-st.
~ For sns curb and gutter sidewalks Tenth
ave-, from Rny -second 20 SIXTY sec0Idsts.
For regulating and grading Ktyfouh from Third to Fith'
The limits include all the hOuses
lets parcels of land siaated
ist Roth Eeysnthave fvn FSrteh TO Fny nnhsa
"a Both sides Of second Sixiy-sec
a. Both sides Of Sky foah from LeIiug;onaVe TO hfhare to
eex'ent Of block the iuersecing
affected by the above named Asscss
who opposed to Ne or either them requested
present their ohscuus Hunt Charmaa Of
Board OF AHeSop< Office - Chambers basement
New Court House. this
ISAAC o. HUNT,
n HARRISON RERn } Board Of Asssasera
GUERNSEY sACKErT.)
One Board of House, March Is. 1859
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
JAHEs NJ. MLLgR Auctiobeet
HARLEM rPROPERTY-JAMES NJ. MIL.

will sch MONDAY March 2 at 70 O'clock st
the Exchange No. III Broadway Lot Obehundrsd
aBdnneenht $50 r. east Of Third vth story and basement
brick dwelling lot rs by 4O lot rs feet vide By 100 feet 10
inches deep.
Also Lots adjoining the each rs feet vide by 100 feet
10 inches deep.
Ao and brick dwelling north side Of
One distant 22J feet
tanning al the nearly Ie suitable
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
MoHRis wnKtNs Anctionser
~ nnairnhln DR0PERllN ON DarlL- n

NERY Desirable PROPERTY on Park-rOw,
East Broadway Division Sprug Third sta and frstAre,
H. LUDLOW co will sell OF auction on TUESDAY, March 20,
o'clock Exchange saesroop No ~ BroadSp Trim
W Bug ae by os Joseph W. Dughss Administrator Tor heirs
PARK ROW ANNSfThe plot Of ground With the bnDg'
thereon the souhery side Of ParkIow running through
Auut and known No u Psrktow and Noa D. " aud " Ann
The center Of the business portion OF the city, I'M
ese opposite the lower end Of the IsTk the site selected for The
SRYofk Post located for banking house Insurance
purposes unusual sdvansges not only by
tboEougbres which Afford plenty Of Al
and bat also Ny s Immediate prorniJ TO many similar
expires AsY J. Ig70
AENST-Tbs story brch bung AID lot Of land No Annt
side between Pkro had Theatre alley 2I8i feet
FAKR.sTTte 6vsro brick tuing and lot No 9AIpt north
ssaeT Of Theatre aJ 20 feet 'front.' 70 feet rear By ~ fsstn
dcDib
SPRING STThe lot Of ground With tie fourEiory brick house
TIE font Of hreester bdek bO the the
sotbey side o Spugs 81 @ inches westerly from hiIabeth st
ipoan q. 40. 10 Spribg.st; 23SIIH6 go
FRSTAVR AND THIRDSTThe lot o. ground With the buildings
hefeoa north essery Of fsye aud Thdt There
story brick house ontrg on trstyr and one 9,e5r snu
three story honse fronting on Ihrl knc"n as NO - FTs'"e
and Sas 10 snl l15 Thiu--i.i lot AIgLll. o., IA,
EAST BROADWAY AND DiYISlONSEThe lease Of the lots VIII
buildings north westerly side OF East BroadWa run
ling ib nsh 10 aBd known No 22 Rsst Broadway aud
80 IN Dlsonst No 2l Brosdgsy +tory BRICK dwelling
feet DonsL 3siOrJ brick dHehng Win TWO
under 70 10 by about % feet The lease from he hge es
renewal Of z years Present ground rent
$40; lots - i0rtO9 feet -, ,.
Fy cent O e purchase money ean remain oh Ooo anu
gaze ior I'VE JsafA uo
rriIRy sEcOyD ST On. lot on the northy side ofThyee
oadst rs feet euayy from KeyrntaYe Z9Ls r,, ers ri
LBNiNGTON.AVK SIXrYFiFTH and Sl&I1'SlAIHSI Inc
valuable plot guad the side Of LtTnonave comprising
The eurc front siItTGh and sItYtIit beng 100 e
Csph each viii be divided into o 10 fronting on the
ard
money remain on bond and no'f
gise Tor three OF I've Ndesired.
sHetI6usrs no. 3Pine a. lJ16D
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25

hmm r,. A. J. BLEEcKEH. AueeenssL
1i2ghsif sFATl0N, H. LA. j. BLEECKER,
u, u - ~ w ssA a EsctoB SATURDAY March H. Of II
i !, tEs,sHgs ssssieor JOTs af haa sisou al The
t, ~ n hehftrs fsf. eouk fds and BFoeflyn Central
C.ss ey sisas'd br p.ssIsEs impFoTsnspt Aaps ~
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
aattiun Sails Of Zeal estat..


N POSITIVE sALB
RLBGANT BRoWYSTOSB HOUSE AND LOT.
No &C South Ninth.st Brooklyn, Z. D.
Also ..... ..
FOUR DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS ADJOINING. INCLUDING
THE CORNER OF sECoND-sT.,
AUCTION
ALBERT II. NICoLAY
F sell at public auction without reserve WEDNESDAY March g.
1865 at u O'Clock n at Exchange Ssesroom, No Ill
Broadway (fTniIY BuitiDgl New.lork
story boEuone Op basement and sub
cellar HOUsB asd LOT No &C South Nuht the north
Ths 8 feet Of Soondt Brooklyn,
D. p feet front By ~ feet deep; House ~ feet
all the beautifully heseoed
throughout cong all the modern
hall vesbule sled with marbles butes pantry The paror
kitchen Aoor walnut and h ont cellar tagged and back cellar
with good ice house capable Of holding 200
Joysments hfsing by The present owEsr
Without regard cost and % pronounced 70 e one OF The most
honses In The city and be be appTe
ted Also four desirable LOTS adjoining including the *
SeOnt each feet inches mont abd by Y feet deep emit
abe for immediate improvements Toe location degh
eh borhoOd and desirable place residence be
eoned M persons doing the CITY ofkewlok being within
three mBuo walk Of the Rooseett ferry foot Of hs newt Broad
Sath SeventhSt Property this vicinity constantly rising
Iue and this sale o1ers uuusus Inducements either place Of
residence speculation, pTOiiabe Investment
TERMS or SALRFY ~ the pnrchse remain
bond atd mortgage for i've The title ndspaabs POEeE
uob MsyL
Fo perus House msps and full particulars apply TO
~ sAueti"teer, ALBERT H. HlCOLAY No ~ PiBe-1t, n y
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
} AuCIIQQSlbEKS AhD dv vvpa

EXECUTORS SALE of valuable REAL
IL ESTATE Aucion the Of the late HIRAM
MARSHALL deceased VIII be sold the Conoute n Pongh
teepse WEDNESDAY March 81 l6cp st o'clock haud
gotbic HOUSE a % a. with wing 10 bT 2 n containing 10
beside ba pGBts 6c SEe Of oi Oh by ls3 IN dcth
fronting MaBt in the village Of Hyde Park On tho premises
stables barn earrag house hoU and other onthiugA Also,
PLOT Of LAND ADJOINING tue side 100 by I9 desrs
bs HOUSE and LOT hontug
AbanyS Tor Posi Road via an entrance 70 the hn stables kG
mentioned above For barcus inquire IL " A. NBDDKk or H.
UORSFALI, Executors. Hydr Dutrhess Co. ". Y.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25

N PBRBMPToRY SALE OF
VILLA LOTS IN WESTCHESTER.
SATURDAY, April J. at 70 o'clock, .
To be sold Mott Haven Railroad Depot the hrst op aero" a
RIVER ..
By direction Of
GERARD NJ STByENS, ESQ, REFEREE
A PORTION OF 175 ACRES
OF THR ESTATE OF p L. ROGERS. DECEASED
This desirable property ,ued at Pelham sdnng Hunters
Island. ard fronting Oh The Sound. =, -. !, a. n,
daut eight miles nom Harlem Bridge and on toe me oI e
lem And POitcbeser Railroad
Within two minutes walk of Pelhan Depot
The Boulevard from West Farms to NeWRoehee passes houBh
the property.
Will te sold In villa sites Ia snt purehA'erS
Capitalists will hnd this advantageous nIe''men
view % the projected Improvements being carried Out Ia that nesno"
hood. -. =, ~ nj
For maps particulars inquire Of CHA REsD MOTT No rs Pine
hundred sud.t eutJ 6hh-st
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25

I ,EWIS +. WOOD, Auctloncer.,Wir sell at
II AUCTION FRIDAY, March %. at O'clock p.
premises the valuable PROPERTY situated
CORNER HUDSON AND ESsExsT.. JERSEY cIrY
10 oom BATH aud cellar under the the whole house
Lot 2szlil.
spisrdd for basnesA' For terms Gc, apply 20
LEWIS y. WOOD. No. 90 Mongomery.st, Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25

K J. FAuLIsON, AltII0httT' =,
A UCTI0N SALE at Exchange Salesroom,
~ No Ill Broadwsy N Y. TUESDAY, March ~, lS69 at
O'clock ONB HUNDRED VILLA PLOTS,
AP RiDGBWOOD NBW-JBRSEY. -. . .
QUACKBNBUSH PAULISoN will sell as above AL Of Ibis dsiri
HE property beautifully situated high ground eomtnsnng sn
minutes walk Of depot and bour FROM me e % Ene
Rwsy The b.sut FOL ohon and remarkable behaness Of Ridge
~ H. f.ouent "a with NwioTt is pleasant drives
M oo and ehnrches o the most desirable places OF
r,,d,u pea tie city and particulars 81 once Of QUACkk
IRISH PAULISON Auioueers No 81 NassAnst Room Ne T.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
ADRIAS ~ hvLLER, AueiiOneef
AUCTION SALE ''''' ''-''''''
~ Op THB
TWO ENTIRE BLOCKS
EXTENDING PROM THB
BLOOtlINGDALE ROAD TO THE HUDSON
RIVER.
TOGETHER WITH THE

VALUABLE WATER GRANTS
IRON THEREOF, EXTENDING TO TIKI TIlIRTERNTHAvE
ADRIAN a. MuLLRR T. WILKINS Co will sell at auetion
THURSDAY March g. Al y o'clock the RIcbsnge sAesrOom
S III Bloaxsy the magnificent estate kpOgn the CORNELIUS
LANRENCk PLACE. extending ron The Bo0uaede Road
hon River and from Onehundred aud TO One hundred.
~ dtAy fnhS The Grand boaietsd through the Pope
Thg Also. the entire blocks OF NAIBk
gRAETS extending TbrteeuAye On The place large and
bgani House replete all modern improvements and con
Ie perfect order A trstcsss brick stable Ice house ano
lervtiav This beauuuy kEaed properly
New ork Island river high ground,
grade free and with sau so The aboVee.
tsd property Is ridsBee II Alvin hEgnG Win
sold ! parcel ,,,o.,
Nap. sn oainsh al the Aactabeer. One 10 Peest l.o2
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25

JAMES NJ. MILLER, AuctIoneer,
~ WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
FRIDAY, March 26
al IL ocoeh at the EXCHANGE sALEsROOM No Ill BR0ADwAI
TRINITY BUILDING EBwYORK bI order OF tie heirs Of Hsleas
Herman deceased the VALUABLE LOT or LAND with The
TREBsrORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES thereon erected oa
situated the 1ou side ~ Srhs betaeen Aysnses and
o.pow known az No G32 formerly No l99 Sirth st.
fop further parus sppy 10 the No 2s Pine
Esw-YoIk Civ - ' - "
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25
~ ROBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctionee

|RY ROBERT SOMEKNILLE, AuchOneer
~ No. 81 EsssAust and Ne f tfb.are
llhg or VALUABLE LUtS CORNER SECOND AVE AND
FORTY fpl RTli.ST.
RAs SOmsrvlle vii seiiir eion az the MCnSNGB SALES
t90h No III BROADRAl WEDNESDAY. March 81. III
A he three lots the oi N-codaye and Forty
e Is feet inches Sfse h ~ @ deep for 80 feet 100
ntsp br25 feet
~ ~ eat remain @ 'pa uorssse iog OF 5JsA Fal
slssts 81 o@ss Of the rurtttcei
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25

CHARLEs h. MorT Aucepeer
AUCTION SALE OF Valuable LOTS in 18th
a dWsu-CHAs. D. MOTT viii ssll ~ Aucton, MONDAY March
III BresdWv IS valuable 10 S
b 20t i2Gtb Ioe sld Lot l2lS
Maps particulars the oee Of The AueoneeT No Is Pine
y rPourth-a nj
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25

MoHAs WLEISs, AuetionesL
NO. 10 H0WARD-ST., near Broadway.-E III.
~ LUDLOW Co. will SELL at Gncon on TUESDAY, March 30
1863 2 o'clock At the EIbsrge sssOOn No. III Bosdnsy TIM
IT'S Building. NeNYork.
HOwARDsr-Tb. valuable LOT, with th. thres,oy and b,,
building No 9 HoWAd sO1th between Broadway and
Bt aud the Of the Caua property Lot ~ feet front and
BY about 20 feet depth Terms Al sale Maps ke At the Aqs
tioneePs OMce, No Pne-kL, New York 1881
New-York tribune., 1869-03-25

"
Y second and SevrntYuhth-tts. At Auction.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, r. H. WILKINS Co, will sei at Auction
on THURSDAY 2 10 O'clock at the Exchange Sssoom
No III Broadway:
north side Rnysesopdst, los feet west
ofThrdaVe 25IO05 -, -. .
budug; Seventy
pinthst Belgian and severed all built
FOURTH AVR-I lot side 70 feet inches north OF Seventy
snh "a asGf enact grade with avenue 20 rock (5l63
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-10-13
CENTRAL and WESTERN
PACIFIC RAILROADS..

CHANCE OF TINE.-Eastwsrd- Express
V Train leaves San Francisco duily at Z A. n. !;
Stockton, if:l6 A. H.; Sacramento, 1:50 2. n;
Junction, &o5 Pm; Colflx, sos p. n: Reno,
P. r.; Eiko. 4:ss p. NJ; Promontory, 6:45 A. n. |;
oFd.ri FRETtiRSING..Express iiS Train leaves Prom.
ontory daily. Gas P. NJ; Elko, 7:30 A. Nj Carlin,
$50 4. T.; Wadsworth, 10:55 T. ~; Reno, 1885
4. ~; Colfax, 1:Sa 4. NJ: Junction, 1910 a. n;
" LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO, 400 p. n: I:
Stockton 1853 T. NJ; arrive Sacramento, ll:OO
LEAVE SACRAMENTO. $50 a. N; Stock.
TWO TRAINS DAILY FOR MARYSYILLE
(sundays exccptcd) leave Sacramento G:10 A. n.
and 2:30 p. H.. arrive Junction TAO A. ". and
$50 P. r.; Marysvillc, 1915 A. n. and 5:l6 T. N.
Leave Marysyilc DIS A. \. and 12:45 P. ";
arrive Junction 10:45 A. \. and S:45 p. NJ;
Sacramento 11:60 A. II. and Sl0 Pm.
THROUGH FARE REDUCED.-From San
Francisco or Sacramento to Omaha, $S3 Is: to
81. Louis, f97 20; to Chicago, $9I so; to New
SSEky s1s G GPtaeG e eHs'sn sGEEPN a Il COACHES
are run daily from Sacramento to Promontory.
Double Lower BcrtE, IS 90; Double Upper
Berth, IS 90; State Rooms, $40 90. Double
Berths Accommodate two persons; State Rooms,
'nslS Second SSiDc CLASS TRAINS leave San Fran.
cisco daily, 400 P. n; Sacramento Sundays
exceptcd) at 500 4. N. Fare to Omaha, S46; [;
st. Louis, $45; Chicago. $45; New York, $50.
CHILDREN not over Twelve Q2) years OF
age, Half Faro; under Five G) years OF age,
frsei 100 POUNDS OF BAGGAGE per adult
nassenper) Free so Pounds Baggage per
child between s and 10 years Of age) Free.
EXTRA BAGGAGE (over 100 lbsl between
Sacramento and Omaha Currency $l5 per l0o
pounds. A. n. ToWNE, aenl su9,,
October 4, 1863. ocfu
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-10-16

PENNSYLVANIA AND OHo.--The election re-
turns received from Pennsylvania and Ohio
are not full, and a doubt still exists as to the
result. The Sacramento Union sums it up us
follows
pennsylvania and Ohio both appear to
have been carried by the Republicans though
i'll Ohio there il smaller majority than last
year. The Republicans elect their Governors,
and majority in both houses in PennsylyH-
nia. In Ohio the House is said to be Demo-
cratic. ADernocratic majority IL either house
will defeat the Fifteenth Amendment. Geary
will have probably 10000 majority in Penn
sylvania; Hayes 5000 in Ohio"
Pendleton may probably be beaten by about
1000, while tho Legislature is undoubtedly
Democratic. Pennsylvania has gone Repub-
liean by 4,000-a very small difference in a
vote Of 655, 900. In November, 1868, Grant s
majority was 2s,Ss9, showing n Radical loss of
over $4,000 in a single year.