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The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25

AN EXCELLENT PLAN FOR ADVERTISERS
The judiciary Committee of the New York
Assembly, moved thereto by the opportunities
OF the senior editor of the New York Tribune,
have reported bill providing that all newspa-
pers publishing advertisements for pay, shall
make a sworn statement in each issue of the
exact circulation of the issue next preceding.
The object of the proposed law is to give ad-
vertisers a chance to see what they get for
their money. As matters are now conduotsd,
person paying for the insertion OF an aaver-
tisement in a newspaper has no means OF
knowing. except from unreliable public report,
what number of readers he reaches. The Tri-
bune very Justly argues that this bill is identi-
cal in principle with the laws which have ex-
isted from time immemorial whereby dealers
are required to sell by correct weights and
measures. and are punished for using any 9TH
er. In vain does grocer say "My weights
and measures are satisfactory to my Gus
toners, and no one else has any concern
with Them" the law says, ssYou must be taught
better, or, at all events, must do better. Charge
what you please for your sugar, butter OF tea F;
but you must give the precise quantity you
profess to sell, or you will see trouble The
bill now before the Assembly simply applies
this principle to periodicals which sell space to
advertisers. Each publisher may charge what
ever he pleases; but he must truly state what
he gives for the money.
A similar law should be passed by the very
next Legislature of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25

2. M. B.-There will be a great turnout we
feel confident, at the dedication OF Fluents
Hall to-morrow night. The three wheel ve-
locipedes are comparatively new, and there
will be great desire among all vslocipedists
to see if the extra wheel gives all the advan-
tages to the machine claimed for it. Then,
again, there are the attractions of a new hall
in all its beauty and freshness. People always
run after what is new, and the entertainment
tomorrow night we feel sure will not prove an
exception to the general rule.
We learned last evening that two expert
enced young lady riders will display their skill
on the velocipede.. One is from England and
the other from Gorham N H
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25

ENTERTAINMENT OF THE LIGHT INFANTRY
The grand exhibition drill of the Portland
Light Infantry at City Hall last evening was
well attended and gave great satisfaction. The
Mayor and members of the City Government
occupied places on the platform. The exhibi-
tion was a substantial repetition of the late
one only greatly enlarged and improved. The
evolutions in the school of the Company, and
the alignments, wheelings in circles, silent
drill, French bayonet exercise, etc., were all
excellent. A new feature was intoduced-that
Of the skirnaish Showing how fields are won"
and, in fact, producing perfect miniature of
the opening of battle. The advances and re-
treats, rallyings and frings were admirable
performed. The trial of velocipedes ELECTED
considerable amusement and evinced much
proficiency on the part Of the riders upon the
bicycle. The dancing part of the entertain
ment was carried on to the pleasure of the
company. Capt. Mattocks need not fear for
the public exhibition of his company so long
as it shows such proficiency in drill and disci-
pline as it developed last evening.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25

The Healing Pool!
Am Essay for YOung Men ON the Crime
or solitude, and ths Diseases and Abuses wbi, b
create impediments to M rria ge, with sure means
OF Relief. SEM in sealed letter envelopes, tTee OF
charge. Address, DR.. ,. skfIifn Houghtoh,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
8. B. BECKETT.
WNTWm D0UD
Sherif's Sale.

STEPHEN K DYER,
ETBlank schedules VIII be furnished at the room
OF the Assessors.
Portland, March %, 1859. mr25td
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25
Portland Observatory.

March "a, 1869. d1wsN
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-25

A convention of both Boards was formed for
the purpose of electing subordinate city off,
GERS and for the purpose of hearing a request
from the Trustees Of the State Agricultural
Society.
Merrill Place was elected Clerk of Milk
Street Market.
William Noble, Cassius M. G. Clay and Lewis
II. Cole were elected surveyors of lumber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
AT TARRYTOWN.


FOR sALEA Tsuyovu With " mediate possession argl,nfe
HOUSE, sh al hfacre Of ld I've minntes wax
isIn - - No. s. Lbsry-st A.
TO RENTAL Tsrrytow HOUSE and nearly acre Of and
2 minutes Gom depot Fine river view. . 80.
MALLORY & BLACKWELL, No IS Lberty-st
FOR sALE-on Broadway hrcla. frame hes'e aea 10 rtn
brick perfect order; ofl,nd gas furnace dab Sssr &c
grounds charming views variety Of fruit "hich WI"
5rog in this climate; excellent buildings Apply 70
(3II MALLORY BLACKWELL No % Lbertyst
FOR SALEAbont the bank u the don within zen
minutes garden with abundance Of fa very hne sfna
mental and forest ees Double brick house ses hns urnsce
ma cold bh dgab vaiieT double sashssi
, and everything complete 6cass summer aud winter resi-
dues stable ice house te Apply Tor nhrr paru
lars 20 l3aD MALLORY L. BLACKWEbis No. % Lhosftysh
FOR SABA brick maason substantial and Taste
With sh modern improvements moun ana 'r
superb fur ornamental gogd and gids WIN
.xceent varieties cottage, csrasholse ana
psr sumner Winter seven mia tes dns from uePor
Pn Of nteor 10 oee w take 70 part exchange
modern priced city residence good neighhOrbnod Apply 70
(45D MALLORY BLAth"ELl, NO. % LpelV's-
FOR sALF r.rowp the Hudson large double oUsE OF
20 os gas csagehonse sealed and pss
g sevca lois o. hi ground 6, minutes walk Of depot;
sa place for redsse city bosnters AppJto
(233l "a. MALLORY q bbASAH hbI, "" W "''o'"''~
FOR ssLR-FoJ acres aud TsrJovn one oil
the choices, building mp location and the only one len Of any
ersp Magp6nI Of the river and surrounding country
neysng Of pare passing through wooded ,ns
scros. surs length or The PROPERTY only lev minutes dHVs
M ,he depot gbsho u 81 The hest residences 90
The ud,n This properly could be divided great Advantage Apply
to (JD MALLORY BLACKWELL, No - Libsriysh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
NEAR TARRYTOwN.

beaut.u eouury Of - fspEtoSh Tue pnie
villa sites With superb views ~ mountains ann
Hudson There ornamental grounds undHsng a"n WIN
oup. d mons stensge plantations OF
toseg shrubs eublnke CIRQUE! ground dd By Old te sAn
osd beige Of Norway and 700 pear trees Of TIE Des'
Pereh e. ola Young apple orchards several axes neveria ing
brook Place eminent landscape gardener he mn."p
kuo elegantly and ty arranged hb, tn
raola en ens SIDE OF 's oroaa n
opose second hOor bath bed rooms 10
above
shd .r ventilated kitchen dngrUon audy milk r"on
spacious patas entirely surround
tho honse and Nghorboo nuereePiOnsoe ad
p4ev aBd double cottage on The
place feet font sue outbrlings.sone carriage say W
be reasonable price sad e'y terms Ma- views &c Al th
olgee II MALLORY bbAOhNhib' NO. - 'iD''9''~
IOR slLEAa old fashioned Farm houe With q acres OF sna com
snng tne Hudson from two Sites 0uher Of eh iorrss
tr,es spn SIMPLE shade; fosr 10 due Toung orehsi nu
basin cou easily be concerted Into lake an elih q nue.
.nr.I - ,t ~ feeding truatbrook would suppb s .ser 70 w
II yer, dsrsbe pace parties v'hns 70 bao near esen
Other Viii be sold yrry terms bF .,-, .,,u. !.
. t5ll AALLOkf X bbANA"E ILL., ~. - i''''". -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
auttiun Sails of Sfal Gstat,.
ADRIAN II. MILLER, AncuopeeE
,l0M CAIE nf 40 NIII.AGE PI0T2l


4 UCTlON SALE of 40 VILLAGE PLOTS
n TWO COTTAGE HOUSES situated at kSs Psnl hhton
Westchester CouBy-ADRiAS H. MULLER, r. WILKINS CO.
will sell at sncon WEDNESDAY April 49, a. 10 O'clock Z. the Er
change saesom Ill Broadway the valuable properV knovn
RE situated Milton Wechssser Couevd
NeYo This property line Of the Sewferk and kswHs1
ven Railroad eve minutes from which TINE s
he the Harlem and Potchrsef hos9
completed the for which are hhed and NE esptn saS
ser depot " witch will BE- within quarter o. NILE o.
property There property Ia the hset section Of r
Ceunty ey located that offer many natural a,n
tiger sc Suburban residence BSudsd % cns sas ~ hes
sbor By Lug sand sound with tns drainage
necessity extremely healthy p"stsn 400 Is hshass y
fishing unequaed having water nons %
Its also within susqnarts q mile Of Rye Beach 80
advantages Tor hsS The Lev
Ssrd Old Boston Road roo: within bali mile ne
nopers making beautiful drive for those wishing 70 rs.e
kts York private The preut owner has erpeno
oVer building roads planting trees and eeaaupng we
ery The point Of this property containing some s,enen
acres Is covered aud uraous grosth Of oak and noe
adapted hotel On this erren- point new aoe eAs
been bu exceeding 5000 aud which tae best esneoss
dL In the township the two and os'sn
abui having Of the eonvebenees OF cry nsoss
stable Cottage HeBne ke These houses are ready ior
immediate ocenpancy number Of phetosrsphe we've tsn
ser, all give 10 small degree son hea o. We
beaats OF the property To those Wishing 70 80 -,
srty ether improvement ths sale vi" over "'' as
usual Inducements . p..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
REAL ESTATE.

NEwYoRK. Monday, April 49, 1869.
Most of the property offered for sale to-day
ut the Exchange sold Numbers Of people wond
IKE 10 buy or build house. aud would do II IL didn't
cost 30 much. when these people get richer. as they
doubtless will II they take pains 10 add TO their capital
there will probably be Improvement" In the real
market Likewise II owners constrained to let
their houses lie empty they will certainly consent after
paying taxes and assessments for few years anu losing
the interest on their capital reduce prices This will
also cause improvement" Of the market by which
OF these two methods an Improvement most likely TO
be brought about with our limited knowledge we are at
present unable TO say contest between two armies
Without generas DeserJns must of necessity be numeT
ous and most numerous from the illsheitercd multitude
The following described property Is advertised TO be
sold by auction at No Ill Broadway Tomorrow !:
Nv johnson 4 Miller, 100 lots in the vicinity OF Pros
poct Park Brooklyn, and m the Twenty first Ward. by
MyckOf Little, the residence stable and grounds NO
i23 Deanst Brooklyn; house aud lots on Cnton-ave
EOuth Of fuitOuaYe.; stores FultOn-ave., west OF
Alhany-aVe.; the tnrCe-StDry aud basement Plila-
dolpha brick house No 40 Fourth place and No. Car
roll place; cottage Oh Dekalbave., west OF TOnpkins
the tWOStOrY, attic. and basement house No. ITO
DLieldst. the thrCe-stOry brick houses No. 1856 La
fayctteave, and No. 26 Caronve, between Lafayette
aud DeK0Oaves.; four lots ClntOn-ave and Hami
baekettst, west OF Fhaye. also, three story brown
ktUne house on Observation-Disclosures, New imk
by T. II. Ludlow Co., the threcstOry high-stoop brcE
house No. "a COlUmbiast Brooklyn and valuable uiim
Mount Vernon. Central Mount Vernon, and WdsIh
Vile, Westcheser County. BY Muller, wilkins & 80 10,
abont twelve acres OF land at Garrison, nv Joseph
hcG ure, the enement-hOuses Nos lO6 lOO' lo' anu
lU, 100 and III LauTeDs-st. go -, -, o,o,o.L
Messrs A. j. Bleecker Son & CO. will sell al ei4cs
tomorrow on the premises about 20 Pios Vi h AZ
Plainheld. y. J. special train Dy Ne".JV,S0' N'''
Railroad leaves the foot Of Lberty-st' a' HOo"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
J. JOHNSON. j., Auetiopeer.
by JOHNSON & MILL Err,

REAL EST ATE BROKERS.
No. % EAssAU-sT.. COR. CEDARsr, Ngw.loRE
City Residences Stores. Lots Country Seats aud Farms bought so
rented exchanged Loans agoa Aaeon Sales Of ParHiiare he
TUESDAY, April 20.
GREAT SALBl00 VALUABLE BROOKLYN LOTS Of which
the Immediate vicinity Of Prospect PARK PAeise and Deaas
other. The most thriving snd growing Of the 2ls. Ward
PACiFIC.Sr GrandAve. lots
This property only three blacks from the Prospect Park
DEGRAwST, north side, loo feet vest 81 Frankn-ase. otA
BBRGEN-ST n. v, Garner Saratogaaye. ioia
BkRGEN.ST. north side adjoining the above, - lotS
DEANST., w. corner Hop iasonAve., lots
pkAN.Sr., south sile, adjoining the above. - lsts
BERGEN.ST south side 100 feet west Of HasSnlsvt slota
FORTY FFTSr. south Side Isl Of Ssventhsve lots
al the above property eby located NJ The ne Of the march %
improvement ard Beghhorhoo that constantly sought she
capitalists aud those dsrOUs Of huibg staated convenient DIS
from the different ferries aud Ia tie immediate vicinity Of several
lines Of City Railroads Tho sale ode Inducements those wishing
either 70 buh or invest opportunities rarely presented
Nap. aud the oe Of the No 70 kAssans
at, New York, and No. ISL Moptagne-st, BrrouklyB.
TUESDAY, April II.
at Il O'Clock, at CITY sALESROOM tPneniS Bgihuagl
No 10 cOURT-SE, BROOKLYN
HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE.
BIZ ORDER OF THR SCPRsNB COURT,
under tue direeiiun VI
FREDERIC A. WARD. esl. Referee
So DESIRABLE DOrS
Situated in the
EIGHTEENTH WARD, BROOKLYN,
Belonging the
ESTATE OF GEORGE WHITE. deceased.
Farther particulars hereafter
rrsdT oers Of T. W BURKBk
No $50 Nasut T. and the oss Of the A1ctioneers he
N IT, nd No. i5T H.. Drooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
AT SING SING.

FOR SiLR-Aa e,zsa country About Of dne lard
III located on = commanding ridge siihn miles OF
bs Depot extended views Of the nsol sad tie ,around g
eour Fine lava paule With llO be,iss great
.,ty AID AaWeTGg sbrhs hrhs
eous plants rosbnshes IRE fruit cnr - the vrv best Ta'e-
ties standard spT peaches puus eherass
baekberr fberes goeSberTes a~bIne' eurrats &c Ihs
gravel CeHtrs Park The bal dngs are al
u shneisne VI
b,v .nto.s large in od and cold bath.
range stable nc buidng 96E6'
viii rooa for eIaehAu gardener The whole property per
, order possession can he vrn PboozAps can be
.s.a At asf oiee. lpuJ 70 MALLORY X BLACKWELL,
lesl No - LoeTIJst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
VIRGINTI

correspondent OF The Philadelphia Ledger writing
from Richmond County says New-Jersey, PENNSYLVANIA
and Delaware about 70 take possession OF tho lower
end OF county. In the last months investments
cumming up the handsome sum Of 81 800 have been made
H. real estaIeall within circuit OF eight ineshy gen
tisneD from the abOvename States and h is tie prevail
Ing opinion that the current year shall have hidden
rs adeu double the figures. This county Is taxing
the lead, though Newfoundland and Lancaster have
many new COmerS
The fine estate "Milden Hail." mile below Union
Wharf in Richmond County has been recently purchased
by gentleman from NswJertey who is putting thereon
AT manner Of improve meuts besides splendid wharf
7.e Shenandoah Herald for this week snys: Tie land
feYsr again growing 10 be an epidemic We have net
with number Of gentlemen from the North. In tine last
Few days. prospecting Tor lands in the Valley com
Pany Of Northern miners are prospecting Tor silver III
fne Mountains, few miles from that place Ihey nave
discovered old mine containing evidence OF the exist
euce Of this precious metal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
Country gful estate for Sale.
TNOR SALE. YAofaliIi Iffa-1D5
IL TuE MINERAL VALE IRON WORKS.


Mineral Vale Bucks lannty Peuna, kiexiessiile r. o. .
The property comprises about $40 Of very valuable frnng Ian
practically s-w having jos, thoroughly repaired .Ipsas.
nearly s0oo0 Said Furnaces respectively B feet high -
80 high IS bosh have just been rsbaI3
from onsion with 10. blast Of tbs iatsn and
two horizontal engines arranged a 10 ua together o. sspsrsf
Of furnaces together 273 200 week
one hnass uto blast Dee % last the shs sss ready
Residences BY propstO bis own ose
thoroughly hesso Tenement Houses unusually gOd eo
Also foundvrv shop built o concrete Warren roof 100 b, a.
feet With three ueos ss large snths make hssss
bath propelled 6y uning water "a sss
bead and fall, giving It's lowest 100 horss IT-T
The Funaee shop and Pouhdey connected With Deavs
Canal by side aud also railroad
with Ses.York and PHILADELPHIA. 49,. ~. -.
Valuable Magnetic iron Nnes o the property q. -
All the 6rsteass and In excellent eondifen
For further particulars, pnce and term., apply 10
g. b. JAMES Treasurer. No. Is Psrk-plses New York II
DOR SALE or to LET at Nyack on the HndS
Il son. COTTAGE HOUSE and Barn W Owe seres ~
Land purchaser One nile from the andug foaunx on
the River. IHqure Of the owner At No 40 Bowt KssYo
EOR SALE-Two minutes walk from Noro-
ton Stsiou New Haven Rarosd) swiss COTTAGE, wh
suitable uings 30 Of land eombining
With oestion po!eray hssthy nearly
beautiful with road drre poDds he nqairs Of
ER & ALLEN No % Pine.st p
EOR SALE-An elegant COUNTRY SEAT
Pisfe Berkshire County hzss Tho estate comprises sboat
Of which about 80 wood and TIE residue n
County aud high cultivation. The woodland Of great ras
Ga butt b tie Proprietor So
family containing the modern sousenieues with Stables
gardens orchards gspery Ge &c suitable Tor gensnAns eooat
residence Also farmhouse sufficient foe the estate Z
situation the Of Pseeh makes sufficiently
10 HOMER MORGAN Pnest. Eew.York, JOHN JRP
FRIES IT, No. IL Cty Exchange Devonshres Bson ns <sD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
WtsttHtsttr County gral Estate for Sal,.

A COUNTRY SEAT for SALE at Yonkers,
IN house built In the best with
bells aud tubtsi laundry bathroo mk &e
situated tue best avenue sds and essy very cha nee
6rst class bone Phee $4,000, remain $1,000
RAFDELL owner No. n Egh!hs between Thirty seventh
TbSfty. ghb Sta, Rsu.Y
Possession May II.
Also Farm at Closts % wood 10 re under ,uL
tyson; hour from Cham eTsst. miles from Cor
wood Price s10O which will include about 500 tools
Frsib kGi sf00 may Fsnaih RAspELL, No. sn Eghihavs
Possession time
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
pFAI. EsT Nd TRANsACTIONs Up THE RIVER.

REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS UP TUE RIVER
house lOt s0Xllo feet in Spring Valley, waiter
II Shupe TO Solomon r. Rigging, 5000. Twenty-uBe
acres swamp and meadow lands in Clarkstown ReDecra
JAckEonstO James T. Miller, $3.50. Ten acres Of lsnd
with house and Outbudings IN ClarkstOwL near CiaIks-
vile, Sidney b. TOmpkins 70 John w Hi, S30... Nine
AID sI(Oths Of land IN OrangeOwn, Andrew DOri
nrr 10 Magdalena SBdluger, $4,000. Lot or ground
with buildings, in the village OF Flora FAILS, stony
Pcint william knight TO john j. Brooks, 10000; =.
lot 25xIOO feet, in Warren James EckersOn To John
Iendnagel $500 Lot Of land 105x90 feet, with brick
son $500 Nine and eight Ohehundredths in Or
ausetown David Hozwarth TO Andrew Dorfner, $1,000
cheI A. (oe attorney &c. 10 Maria G. Klein, $4,000
EtnbIe and property or Burdst Broadway, Nyack,
AN!lam Emeny 70 DayId Garner, N,20O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20

wEHAvB, IN ADDITION TO THR ABOVE, A LARGE SuMBEE
OF COUNTRY RESIDENCES OF ALL CLASSES MAR THR CITY
FURNISHED, OR USFuRgsHsD. FOR sALs OR TO- RENT.
PARTIES HAVING COUNTRY PROPERTY TO DISPOSE OF
WILL DO WE'LL TO PLACE IT ON OUR BOOKS
IN ADDITION TO OUR COUNTRY BUSINESS WHICH IS A
SPECIALITY WITH Jus. WE PAY STRICT ATTENTION TO THE
SALE AND RENTING OF CITY PROPERTY.
AoSEI TO LOAN ON APPROVED COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
SEND FOR THE SUBURBAN. FOR APRIL. WITH FULL LISTS
or OUR PROPERTY FOR sALR AND TO LRT. SENT FREE TO
ANY ADDRESS, BIZ
MALLORY g. BLACKWELL,
AUCTIoSEHy AND BROKERS'
NO IS LIDERTrsr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
AT STAMFORD.

FOR SALEA Soc COUNTRY SEAT mile depot,
heus aee shut hot and cold water bath &s srn H
1880 Of Long Island sound Photograph
At Office Of tlD sMALLoRY BLACKWELL. Nc - Lbsrtyst
FOR SALE al sTAMF0RDA very desirable Place Of 10 Of
gronId Nth ans 81 soun Cue fruit large frame house II
barn. caTias etoase, lose. &c Apply to -
Ql9) AALLORY L BLACKWELL No. IS Lbsrtyst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
Country gtsI Gstatt for Ssh.
FIRST CLASS COUNTRY PROPERTY 70
pa 1a FOR SALE @ -
hta AID f.I..
. I..e I.l--i I.Jif 'NI
.ro.. TO LET. sas goo
l.1 .l.IIt
BY GaJ
MALLORY q BLACKwELL
r J.I AUCTIoERRRs =.
ND r.
REAL ESTATE RRokERs, F
no. 50 LIBgRTY-sT.. EH
AT.NYACK.

FOR SALE or RRyT-A beautiful COUNTRY STAT the Hudson
near MAD House new furnished with Is land horse
and carriage chickens No. River 'front.' boating aud bathing Rent
~ 400 per snnum. Also Cottages With 1yer front
600 MALLORY l. bLACh"b bb NO. % bpe'v''N
ptNK FARM FOR SALE-Pire niles from Nyack Ezhty.sye
acres ssn fenced little stone uue sde si bau
soo fns " gapery number OF spnng on hs
han.s ..ory and feet psc. Order
lust painted marble mantes also good m mousse Two
baus md COW house. Apply 10
u40 MALLORY 4 BLACh"ELl' NO. ~ Li'e'"'s~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
At yONKERG

FOR sAITbee sutes Wsr n DEPOT 10 one Of the pleasant
Home 81 AZ rooms Win about
tue lots; will be soh With without SIC fuiBiGre J
(lD ."r. hALbohi d DLA'h"rhH
PoR sAEOrer Of land handsomely sid out ornaments
's traits, &c The eres part q hs village vita
Island; hoaso bsne ihoroign
halls II rsoGs sua bathroom; and water tbf"asnonti
psr, range seska bella &c FOOD stable carnage house
&C. Gppiy se MALLORY BLACKWELL, No IS Lberty-t (g
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
AT PEEK SKILL.

FoR sALETseui5tso and b. seIs under good euyoni
laid aud fruit sood acres
besSgi snail fruit w ahnnancs
House 5T35aodern finished marble mante'
Ge rooms; barn carriage house nc FIvew Of TIE Highlands
(slg MALLORY BLACKWELL No. IS LbsTIyst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
AT HYDE PARK.

POT sALEo. hundred and thirty ruanDs rom the lbsny
Turnpike 'sou With yards faBs
frontage, dog Of % feet - fee, deep, IS
OF tie river bank
sAnty Bnishe baek ssuu and other
lsre barns, ergrhose s,abs greerhouse gspcy Ice
One for aSschts desirable for
either Tor residence PHren
lara Of (O9 MALLORY BLACKWELL Nv IS Llbeyst, ~ 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
AT MARLBOROUGH" ULSTER CO..


FOR SALg-Fihy-sg high state Of cutvauo5 With an
slucAnes offu; = mile frontage the Hutsn House 10
room. desirable g-nemAg residence Tut hrmi hne
beach COED oabnugs This property VII 70 sold At b.rgo Ad
WORTH the stteniiou vtsny l elass place.
Cgl MALLORY K BfACKN ELL So. 5 LiOsrESt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
AT pOudHKFEPSIE.

FOR sAIgNue aleuirE fr sls Pax ra'd I, h''ash
uninterrupted view 81 the aisn and Cssku MOanp Fac
garden youps ui Fse houss FScl ro 20 coHed os
Large leAsg house aud harn rantees b"a he sIm'
tiggl ..... No. 80 Li0ery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
AT NEW.ROCHELLE.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
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