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New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
ADsIAs u, MuLL.s, AaetIsss.H

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on
IEErH,Ayk and BUILDING LOTS % TIL TrIkrYSSfIi;sr
BfnsdwaS I'IIT 'kI.L T. ~ ..... .....
TRNTHAvR two lot, a land with reestory bet Ou.s
thereon, kaown ass aud ts ss between TE
ssslshth and Thirty ninthista. e2s 100 r
ave lots land w The brick budngs theeev known fes
fS @ 4s3 s63 being Of Ishhs
ave snd Thirty nnthsta, 90 efifS feet
WEST THIRTY MYTH ST-Rivs let's south ss Of Thfy,
sinthst onng property. the sK8s ei
ths wsst. each 2sssse ~ =" lsssi
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
ADRIAN H. mUrrxR Aucosect ..-..i
TRIJSTEES' SALE of IEASEHOID PREM

IL isis No 3Fihh-aye-ADRlAN H. MpLLHR P. r. wfIKIss
Co.. vii SBII at auction "WEDNESDAY Aprl At n ooc
a. The Exchange so0m No III Broadway by order Of Tssea
estate JAS B0OkS deceased The house aud u st Ne
rh are o, q BY 100 et house ?? by 81 feet the s ss tnnnog
through walls partly erected these partly seoux
pemsea The lease om the Sailors HrboF at sToand
Of $50 per aud oil xes aD ssemen asi cnuians
nan against nuImeeA The prsseut term has uueped from
the hTstf May with covenants Tor Of -
appraised ground rent bug 10 he paid for hh cent ofths
bend mortgage ~
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05

WE HAVE. IN ADDITION TO THE ABOVE LARGE NUMBER
OF COUNTRY RESIDENCES OF ALL cLAssss NEAR THE CITY
FURNISHED OR uSPsRSrsHED FOR sALg OR TO RENT
PARTIES HAVING COUNTRY PROPERTY TO DISPOSE az
WILL DO WELL TO PLACE IT on OUR BOOKS PROPERTY
EXCLUSIVELY IN OUR HANDS WILL BE LITERALLY ADvER.
rIsED AT OUR EXPENSE. OWNERS ARE AT NO ExPRSsR
UNLESS wB DISPOSE OF THEIR PROPERTY r.
IN ADDITION TO OUR COUNTRY BUSINESS wnrea nA
SPECIALITY WITH US. wB PAY STRICT ATTENTION TO THE
SALE AND RENTING OF CITY PROPERTY,
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05

FINB FARM FOR SALE-Fve miles from Mack EEhsIdve
acres ane or faced very little stoue Sae shade and bard
wood s1s fruit gspe number Of springs on the
preperty onse sn bansut txO feet In perfect order
Just pAere painted marble nsuie ato good farm house I've
barns carrsgs, and COW house. Apply TO
Q4O) MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. - l4oeffy-sa
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
AT POUaHKEEPsIE.

FOR sALRNne extending from Hyde Park read Dease
uniRterp,ed view Of the Hudson and Ca Mouutsa Pine
garden aud fruit trees Frame house French roof 6
Large Ghass hOu., and gardeners hOu.s Terms
. t.f .... MALLORY & BLACKWELL.
c9g 1.| ... III. No IS Libsrty,st
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
AT TARRYTOWN.

FOR SALRA place OF aud good frame house, hsd
Wit, bricks IS rooms. good barns grounds we laid outs abuaaane'
Of fruit ueSeg brook large springs 'ad rsa
pond we'll .tocked choice location with ans river views Far
iher parteulas Of MALLORY BLAOh"bLL'
usD No. - AoefTst
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
NEAR MOUNT KISCO.

FOR sALRA tne frn Of 4T miles from depOi acres
wood 400 apple trees pear 20 cherry % plum, peaches eaants
.rawb.rrss &c dairy AMI fruit farn house toIo t~ossor
and attic frame II rooms, small carriage house
,nnI,,o MALLORY l. BLACKWELL No IS Liberty-sL CN9
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
AT POUGHKEEPSIE.

FOR sALRA place four Handsomely laid out within sars
minutes walk from depot, bOuse 6hed throughout hard wsc
b all modern improvements 10 rooms be's AISLE
ehsuse gasbouss Further particulars Of
(33) MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. % AoerTss
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
AT TARRYTOwN.

FOR sALBOn Broadway hrtcass frame house. ned IN WIZ
bh in perfect orders two acres gas furnace waiter he
eosycsn. TO churches depot stanss hb with Seeaa
grounds charming views; variety Of fruit ~s1A WIZ
grew IN thls climate; excellent oatbuidng& Apply to
OLD MALLORY BLACk"ELL' NO. - lIoenJse
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
AT PEEKSKILr.

FOR sALBTweutyiso bali under good suvatier
ARE. laid ont With ornamental and fruit tree Seod aeres
near s peach orchard bearing; small fruit 10 sbuAdases sprss
and wen water t5I3S smodrn aHshed marble man
&c. 10 ooos; barn. csragehOuse &c Fall vie" OF as
UlD MALLORY BLACKWELL, NO. ~ LipeiJ'ss
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05

FOR SALAt rrtou the Hudson. large double HOUSE
aud he Gue carriage house sealed aud pas
house lots hgS ground Eve minutes wah Of depot
bsau place for gentenans reseuee city bOarsrs Apply
Q3D MALLORY a BLACKWELL, No IS Libertyst
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
AT TARRYTOwN.

PoR sALEs very dele and beautiful place Of acres In enc
t the snest eghbooo snrroanii by elegant residences. R
-, a., A -siaut In the best hns river
view. hALbohi DhANh'HN"'
nan NJ. IS Lbery-F.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
AT NEW-ROCHELLE.

For sALBA very d-se Gothic Hsase, 10 furnace
water dtcheu m stalls Of land; HHu,es
.ak from depot rsuted furnished desirable tenant
Apply 20 MALLORY BLACKWELL No. IS Lberty-sG
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05

FOX SALE sTAMFoRD-A very desirable Place o. 10
ground with Ofsound fas fruit large ame hSass II rooms
barn, esrrisgehOuse, lodge 1c Apply ,.r ..t -
plg MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL, No IS LibetlyIL
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
AT STANFORD.

Foa sALE-A 90. COUNTRY STAT ltseres mile depOs
house frame hot and cold water bath &C. barn sr
& $780, view Of Long Island Sound Photograph
At omee Of MALLORY BLACKWELL No IS LibsrlySt
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
A. J. BLKRcKEa Aue,ioneet
SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT AT FOR

A. J. BLEECKRR, son Co viii. seu st suais ., TrunS
DAY April at he Exchange ssesroom toe usa ROS1
and 10 tie Bluf Fort Hanan,
late Dr. A. Whng also two dNengLouse slAI .e,s, a.
the beach The tSoory attic sId bssemtn 40 u
front and built by DAYS work mo St
Never hss been occupied exep. private redeqS hos
lawns aud outbRdngs 6ntc 10 respect Speul ~, -
shade grapes &C. eoahhoue stables kc all In goD
The beauty Of the snstoa Of this property
commands Cue ~ and Lover kV
within bes miaues walk Of the Booklys ey raroad "a.
schools. telegraph ofce PostOEce &c,
A (e1aFsL
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05

FOR SALE at EesRochrleA tNss;ory Frame House. filed n
Y oon,sas hath ranges burg aan all improvements carriage
house s.sbes sc. desirablr located.
G5D MALLORY Il BLACKWELL. No. IS Llbery-A
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05

COUNTRY SEAT at sTAMFoRDcons,ng of 20 acres be,a,
fully located eoDmsRdng Due view Of Long Island Souad house With
aboat 10 carriage house tool house. ice house hen hous
good barns &c gardeners cottage Further particulars
Office sf MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL, No. IS LibsrtJs
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
Ar MORRIsANIA.

FOR sALR-Ap BLBeANT RESIDENCE, Oosi.d on Broadway
Hsue 22r' with wing iIe II Barn de- Lot TnIs2 ssr
minutes walk from depot Photographs Office Pr. sl2OW
(96) MALLORY BLACKWELL, Ne IS LlbsrtysL
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
Sutton SaIss Of Zeal 6stats.

A J. BLEECKER, SON g. Co., will SELL
Hs AUcTIoS on THURSDAY Aprs, at u O'Clock, at We =.
EIGHTY sEyESTHsTI ssOnI sf Eshyssr.ntb't. Il: ha
eat q TRrdfys .s SIot and , h,. ana
gsraEss s, ;s. % s..1: ssss IL ssasT, s. t' " @
au.. r F:a s. .d tf % . s.a sas sS @ 5 q
Eshy.syrth st entirely asw vel ss nd ss hsd eont.Ia u:
s ':s ., r PEI ehsdss
sss @ remain en-. lio''n o. norss1s M sp:.sE 4 csi:rst
A UCTION NOTICE.-To be sold on TUES
DAI APy isse :. .s':lSs 3 .,s, two =: sSs..,Sr
ss:ssi,:, ssi Q =:
S ss: E. s. S'';1' ig, sfsT .sTs ~
AUCTION SALE of splendid PROPERTY
s14ab biTs'a 4s he Il n. S.'f: is's
.S; S;s SAESss E S iSs f ( &. -i; 6. T ''' '
VIZ. NJ LTIrLx. Aneus0esr.
by WYCKOFF IL LITTLE.
TUESDAY April O. 1863,
SPLENDID MANSION AND esoySDs OK CITST0s'Av
BY onpKR o. E9Sais s.LL,Rp. Eso 49,.
m M Sc., 80 eSn s o. % = Rs.
10 inches CT t,iL nniisO.,s ls,ss T..
cEr sARb EyhT aST sTO cop
ROOM HOUSE BASDsOnELY FREScoBD IN oiLI paas. |
"s Or &. & 0I,sa .r 'a tT.ssy ssIcx STABLE @ feet ss
d" St'i MlSs sGR T.s d . i cTs oS Rou
s y,gasis and desirable BEsi, RssdeHos EVER oFFEas
s :I,@9: s;; ne II q b II P ss sfSEGEs
ELEGANT RgsfpPScs II IN T WORK ISE-rAs ar.s,'
and extension brick dwelling aud LOTS. situate the sassis
.sSus a H. S%a"saa sa 1s1ss s :o ss s': s e
rooms 'ad ever HSSsrn improvement and in' sN'r A.ts.
ELEGANT GROUNDS IN BALT1csr..
ssuA side Of BAETCsT $50 ie.t Rrookysv. rsrN
through BuTLERSE being 100 feizz5e ret inches eaaa
nsrt Gsnsa roof vas SoI By days owner tie
substantial AID eOutiss all ths modern Improvements
No. qo Lrvrxas4cssr bosiya i ei s .... .s
cellar brick DWELLING 2 nearly eppt HAsovERPLAc2
sss:: has Il - . sGs M VI ~ SArfSb T 6 5 fsb
Elegant gas fixtures with the h.gse Lot szsraa
ya y ELIIoTTpLAcE. near HAssoSptAcs; s.ewsss:ssf
RESIDENCE STs1 log sIso rsso ss'. e., sa
spsatrg t1bss heater cellar CAN Bk sEkh AT AM hov
THE FINEST src4Ss 4;S :; oT sic1sf t II Eofs Ps s ~
WARD beisg the entire foat DB ns nas 30
y s;ss ;s eS.: :S iPf Sss a
KALBAVB, northeast sogrs o. sss nov isss
. n oo. =, III, K.ehsnS. ssle.roop Ss Broadway k
t0fuTBiS.sF Is D. stable aIi FfraS
COLI coItaBTIlST sssr Dssr.-.,s,.2ry Fran. Duidit
NJ S sS Esssss Sal. Of elegant ssos
SS. sos iTLASTIcsr, scar Iosdst- t-a..eZ srsl p-slsn
No 3I6 EAST wABRBNsT, FoarssEe-3st story bsssnv
wTSBsoR TERRACE ssas PROSPECT PARKS Lots As,.
st. T26 r. front the Coaey Island Road -. :
csn.s aP: e. Sa' and asIss S Isl BSsi1s
ARG e,eck a CITY ssieTosn 30 Is sCourtst Brosiirs
PEREMPTORY sALE or no 255 UYIOE-sT. BsTwgES COZ,
AND CLISroSSTS. BRoOKLiS-3soy baseHsnt and sobees
all npOvsusnts 25r'a ' ssEoa Lsos unsIeeS'
80 IA cLAREMosr-AvE-ss.ry hs,,asa. AID sasssn.r Sus
u rooms sewer eonusetOns Lot Is by To- "a -.
Maps ard pIrieusfs noS ready -
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05

FOR SALE TO LIT furnished at New ocheleA frame Hsase
ga rniee sWra the Kitchen carriage house stable
eighth o mile from pot Of aad voy ans To-
cation For particulars, apply TO
MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. IS Liber,yst
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
,,,,, vopK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, APRIL g. 1869

nor SALE-A tiree-story Philadelphia brieH'
.ubeslr DWRLLISd sitn .. S %S.r9 a
lot 7rln price soO; very cheap lsqure OF ohNEh
an sresises, No 231 Bergestt Brooklye.
NOR SALE-An elegant brown stone front
II DWELLING, Nth modern improvement IN SoeorI,t near
Brooklyn, well built and In COED repa n' I9IS
house 25I56 n Possession May OF sooner hIPV :" IL A. OF
ARD, No. 80 Remsen-st, grOollyn
DACIFIC- C-ST.-3 .. h. g., 2Ox40, b. stone. S12 500.
DBAEsL-3s g, 2eI!S & '''' ieSS o
SPENCER. Cottage. 65o
nfXR
JOSHUA BARNES No. Is Pinest., l to 3p ~
p1r. I.yve HOUSE LOTS Bghteehth Ward, $1,000.
THE GREAT SALE
Il eth. balahte ofthe LOTS at Past Nev.York. the
"WILLIAMS0H HOMESTEAD FARM"
by JOHNSON X MILLER
stl2 o'clock at the Exchange, on MONDAY April5
IS The current topic Of Conversation everywhere
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
Country g,al estate for Salt.

Country g,al Gsiats for Salt.
n Ne.Yua-A i,,r' desirable COUNTRY ESTATE Gr SALE.
spacious Svi cottage OAK is; odern Improvements; ruty put
st ,oa p1s ss With The Choicest sG, q pears sp srp. a1
iro tie sound dd Haven depot; TN.
1as co. ss ssy sIa,'I hoe . AT >. a9a't Ps s
Bro,dva n Y and No q C Exchange Boston, or J. AER"IN
SON. lJ5 Chaleis 81, Neu-liavea. COM
A SPLENDID COUNTRY SEAT-With ten
acre, G 9.'s and G9 .s S.eai % m S % ii DO, S 1aa i
pees healthy locs,Iou chill, eer' hoor
Srl Pne slso Can sid -se gao,ogapl. Booknour SON.
A VERY desirable COUNTRY SEAT, at South
Orange for SALE eip e fEiS S ',' c ks ' ss III sis,, gS
CIlEAP LOTS, very convenient TO New \ ork,
" good locations al FROM urWsr E,.y
ph giving particular. 4 u KELLOGG. Executor no 81 Ceart
COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-ON TIE
.rd Prq over 100 au, hogr by ee. railway frm
Esw ork Location Ea't Bauk e the iq'g on hgh gonrd wh
most desirable places be Hd anywhere; dwelling large
Amslcan a European ofbt quality loa,e
mOern hna fh Of cultivation; horses hornet cattle pgs
poultry 10 a.ananee also ioo ard uieas @ equipment hoa'e
very ,asy Possession Eve l,y,' notice Inquire Of
FoK sALGy ht9GiLASD" sSiTH AN d , the sePt
+: I: a :ss % ' $ .s: e 4: s'; a ss:ss. : :
brick v.hasho.; T all hs node,r ippro,emss Th.
stable. hcass eehoass Oiled e
den abundance fruit IeassthS and bsf0s a most thorough cut
This Is rare hune pureh,,. complete
b. residences ,ad hrihs particulars sPPy
Be sI,miusS, or dERari ii SMITH slen,,. S.vYort
| nor SALE-A large OUSE, Ieary new, bsit
With .Iesn taste the center OF hS9rd eonneelet with sr
md within tse pre.
eISS O we PS w. ssSo sis M S II 70 tS os. o. fsEG M s
| PISNEo. Newark. n. L.- 4..llsE Ir-
For SALE or 70 LET at Mack on the Hud;;
Iuoa COTTAGE HOUSE ,pd Barn and TO t,s ..e. sf
h. River ioqars of Es q. 30 CBowery Ss~.YOri
| DOR SALE-A fine PLANTATION on the
| sYATES, Petersburg Va.
E0R SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT on the Hud-
RBsr RewsmSurs Dutehss C.ar,y very besuthiJ alta
.d basiuE Fos, q ibOs aOOO comprising IS
land well wssed adgslg house J2rea feet completely FINISHED
horses The place h,, s splendid Lug hs
for r ne elm and oea'. ss s per cen, remain
| TOR SALE-FRUIT FARM near Smyrna,
| IL Del, 5000. Atdress PRAcH BrsOiord, Del I -
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE-A FARM in
location thng hsrapE stock furniture CONSTANT IS Pnkphss
| SoUTHERN DEVELOPMENT. -
| - suRRY LAND AND LunBkR ASSOCIATION
suy County Bs,isrh ygns 50 miles above sorn
covered 10 May parts with valuable timber nd a1dsflsA ia
many places With hs.IJ bsdsOf ma No location has better
ho~n bs p.n,son, ,. purchased .ssy terms P..os
q sPT'i s: sS. % Il: ..n = % S s..s ,. ar: f.
,ss s0S..a s9 sRSs The Soh' Oa'' Of the
10 ;" South SVS' hRMsTRSso of: f..s,,,
JOINT PKARcR ch RI AsSn eS%l rem
No lOfs Popl.rst Phiisd.lphlA
% cs,SS Dg,I:S .SgDy ysSI h'a Pa' LUsshR
4 J. SLFF' La%esI sas ssp.rinl.ndsnt,
~" i0Oo FAhelst PHILADELPHIA
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05

EXECUTORS' SALE. d
II DESIRABLE RESIDENCE IN PRINCETON HEwJERSEYi
te Thomas Iayesder viii SELL at PUBLIC
TUESDAY, April b. al o'clock
his late RESIDENCE Of S.sk,on sd Stesdnan IN the 0
story sh slate rasf s1d geoi csaf tvo ps9n III
extension contsung dning.roo, hehen two bedrooms sng
watercoSet large csru good Seh Of sater desehd soo
stable With eaagehouse In OF ot s gdss h
huhery With handsome arbo vita kscss
on The vest size oI2ts feet Por permanent home %
Samer found desirable Tvothiras o The pur
chase moaey bond and Apply the Ereeuor
SAMUEL 81. CORNELL, Phneetoa,
SAMUEL ATKINSON, YzrdVl,ei
II MOUNT, AHetoueer, -
SIDNEY CORNELL, Ne 36 COsrtAsdEst, View YorfAj
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05

LOTseJ sgby rs minutes disfsnt from the city
On the Boa Eoci streets bergen Poiut
Apply 10 A. D. MRLLICk>ko. CT Hllamp
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
J. ColK, Auttoseer.

y 4
7 ARGE and POSITIVE SALE Of 103 valuable
~ BUILDING LOTS 7h sb sh 2lst aad I'D WARDS BOoiya
COLES SON will sell. TUESDAY April O'clock
Exchange No 100 utoust
I'm the EXECUTORS sf Ma MARIA LBFPERTs deed
DEGRAWST, large Lot betseen Rosrrs aud
HAEcOCKSr. % lots ard between Lesavsx
BEDF0RDAvE (BOaleVard p lets Fash.1g
SKILLMAN-SI., 10 lots Ia rear OF above
FLnsHISG-AvF. aud SKfLLNASSr. 1lo,s g. q eorsst
hARcY.AVE 4 lots 50 feet south Of Hearrst IN
wILLouGHBYAVE,2 lots between Ibre1 and Yatesavsa
HART-ST. 2 lots In Of above
TOMEKINSAVB and HARTST, e \ e,erer With nayt, vB
F, HART ST. lot 10 Of above.
WILLoUGABYAYE. 10 lots. entire tOHt bsx.en wsroh ss
spehcer-sA =
PROSPECT. AVE- lots between Seventh ard Rbthavs.
For MAPS &c. apply 10 the Auctiobeer No. 63 Rou-ss
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05

IN MOUNT VERNON-Fine PROPERTY fof
sALB public auction on April at - 0esoet N By a ~
way Maps particulars at AGeuossers No. y Cedr
Eew-fork. - Al
IOSEPH MCGUIRE, Auctioneer, No. so Nast.
~ sus will sell auction at the RIehsnge ssesoom Ne lit
Badssy on TUESDAY tie 9Th instant the HOUSE and LOT No H
Maeougas NewYork Il coBtns al the Improvements fsg
nm, appy 10 the Auc0nee Eff A0SSBS Attorney &e, kes
s RsekinS n. Y =.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05
PRIVATE SALES OF NEW-JERsEY REAL ESTATE
-.,--l..l .| BY A. u. MELLICK, JR. & BRO.
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
cWecl cndiag ApriIa, ls69)

Crvsties Nos 20 ard ana 26o s25
Co6mbiast Of Bro0mes 2Oz55 SIS
Tdgest 30 3d. 33t
Fert p 80 n Deanceyst p
Fstate No 65 25xio..... u *
Fersrthst 65 rouson-st Nemn
Port WASH ngton known a. Plot No o4............. 29G
Greenwct No los PIG
Houston-st 81 Of SuHost l9r6 ................ l55
Rudsonst 453 Of Fankust, 2lElJ Il q
LswTeucest MaHhatans lot known BY No l2 25Il00.. SO
Lewis st. No 295 l8x0 5G
Merer 25rl00 ~ 4
Eorfokst ............. TT
Norfolk-s: Hester-si 25rlO0 ........... 37
Orehsrds f3 Of Canal st. 24165............. 1W
"',astoasi. "a 75 Of sgaokst 2zloo............ 0
New-York tribune., 1869-04-05

TOR SALE or tOsRENT; aa cost of building,
On r. SLM J. about one hoSL from Ne. rSIs a s.s.n
stables henDsr' Ge Insss Of mo STi0ER Co., Noe i0I and
Zoe wsftst lf
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
RiYer and Weafher.

The boats are making their usua
trips; all now running.
The Oil City arrived here last
hight with about ono hundred bar
rels of flour for j. NJ. Edwards, and
other freight. She hailed from
Parkersburg.
The weather during the past week
has been very chAngeable. Last
Saturday, and Sunday until late in
the evening, n would have tho'ght
If he had just awakened from q
Rip Van Wrinkle slumber, that we
we're having a beautiful April day.
But Sunday wo had quite a hard
rain, and since IL has either rained
or showed every day.
About three inches OF snow fell
last night.
The sur shines out bright and
clear this morning and promises to
make us a high river by melting
tho snow.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
McCoNNELsvILLE MARKET,

NCCoESELsvILLE Feb. 10, 1869.
FLOUR-Best family $1,000; Extra
50 100; Super Fine 800 per barrel.
WuEAT-sl,7 20 per buShel.
CORN MEAL-S0,S0 per bushel.
RYE-$l, 10 per bushel.
C0RN-65 per bushel, wholesale.
OATS 80 cents per brsbel, Wholesale
Hay-S20, 90 per ton.
CLOVER SEED 10 els. per pound
TIMOTHY SEED--S4 90 Wholesale
FLAX SEED. 81 rs to 2 90.
BEA NS.,,S3 90 per bushel
GREEN APPLESo->Sl 90 bushel.
DRIED APPLES>,- Sets. per pound.
DRIED PEAOHES>-. 81 90 per bush
POfATOES--Sb IS per BUSH at
Wholesale.
BUTTER, 80 cts. per pound,
EGGSs~' Is cts. per doz,
POULTRY-Tnrkeys 10 cts. per pound
chickens Bets. per pound.
FEATHERS 75 cts. per h..
SUGAR--sl Is to 70 cite. per 10.
WHITE SUGAR - l9to 20 cts. 10.
COFFEE 90 to 80 cts. per ID.
TEA-- 81 90 to 2 90 per ID.
MOLASSES--Sorgum 30 by barrel, 60
10 20 per gallon.
SYRUP 81 90 per gallon.
LARD-l5 to 20cts per pound, whole
sale.
DRIED BEEF--25cts per 10. Hanis'
bast Sugar cured q cts per TO-.
SHOULDERS--l4 cents per 10.
Substituted, Is cts per Id.
DRESSED HOGS-9cts Der 10.
OARBON OlL-50cts. per gallon.
LiNSEED DILL 40 per gallon.
LARD OlL.--2 90 per gallon.
OANDLES--20cts per 10.
SOAP--by box Iii by har 20.
CODFlSH--l01ts per ID.
SALr--S2.50 per Dbl.
WOOL--45 10 45 cis per ID,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
Eminent women OF the Age.

OAANa VI Nht Akts
Being narratives of the lives and
deeds of the most prominent wo.
men of the present generation, BY
James Parton, Horace Greedy, J.
S. C. Abbott, Fanny Fern, Grace
Greenwood, Mrs. Il. G. Stanton, ard
othcrs-an elegant octave volume
illustrated with fourteen beautiful
steel engravings. This book aims
to present in q convenient and at
traetlve form authentic ard graph.
&c records OF those women Of tho
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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
The Posi- Mnuse

This hotel is now in the hands Of
Frank Jeffcrs, and will be found tc
be in good condition throughout
LETTERS seems to understand the
business ola hotcI-keOper, and has
made a great change in tho order
OF things generally. The stables.
which were always good, were nev.
or in bettor condition-John Hams
ilton having them IN charge. All
that stop at this house, seem to &c
away perfectly satisfied with the
accommodations.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19
mERALD VS.. C%ONsEnYATIYn

10 the beading of what might be
called, ift had cmanated from any
other source than IL did, u very
singular article, which appeared as
editorial in tho HERALD of last
week. The author, evidently, wrote
It in great haste, and gave little
heed us TO whether he stated tho
truth or not. Doubtless, he argued
that the people r. still gullable,
and they will believe any state
ment made in tho HERALD, even if
there be not \ bit OF truth in it,.
His main object WAS TO rail out
with all the vehomcnce og his cow
ardly and unprincipled nature
against what he desired tho public
to consider Il fragrant outrage
against tue uEsALD; but which was,
in truth, but a fair statement to the
public otthe circulation Of tho pa
pers Of this county, and OF their
rates Of advertising.
The article IS begun by accusing
us Of slandering the HERALD in an
article which appeared IN this pa.
per Of the 9th. While the charge
Of SANDER is made, no denial can
befOund Of any statement wo made.
Pyle does not deny our statement
that the HERALD's circulation IN
Morgan County is under nine hun
dred; that we charge but little over
hall that they charge for advertl-
sing; that u paper has a circula-
ton equally large with that Of the
HERALD on the M'Connelsvillo side
of the river; that our paper Is equal
ly as good as the HERALD for legal
advertising, lie demos none of
these things, nor aught else that
We uttered, and yet he charges us
with having slandered the HERALD!
We know of but ono way to sland-
er the institution, and that would
be 10 call the Editor and Proprie-
tor gentlemen, and we have never
done this and don't propose 10, aud
there amt a boy in town that
would.
The downright lies uttered by
Pyle in this article We are review.
ing, are almost as numerous as the
sentences he uses. lie says the
HERALD has almost three times the
circulation Of the CONSERVATIVE.
If twelve hundred is al
most three three times five hundred
and seventy, then Pyle tells the
truth; otherwise, he lies. If he
means to says that his paper has
:bree times the circulation of ours
in this county, then he lies again,
for 1t has not even two TO one. He
says we have represented tho Her.
AID as not being as good o medium
for advertising as the CoNsERvA-
TIVE. This is another lle-we only
represented our paper us the cheap
est advertising medium of the two,
in accordance with the relative
circulation Of each within the busI.
ness circle Of M'Connelsville and
lie says the HERALD has a
circulation of 1900. Another lie
The total clrcalation of that paper,
and homo, including the
ihree hundred in Marion and Penn
townships, as We have just been in.
formed by one who knows, is not
over 1900 He says the CoEsER- I
NATIVE . refused at the pOst-ofices,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1869-02-19

be- Hon. f. b. Pond and II. L.
Jones, Esq, were robbed at u Co.
lumbus hotel Il night Of last week.
They had retired TO their room for
the night, went to bed, and had
been asleep some time, when Col.
Pond was awakened by some oue
rumaging around the room. The
Colonel jumped out Of bed IN time
to have the satisfaction OF seeing
the individual rush out the door,
The alarm was given, and the
night-watch Of the hotel made his
appearance, and on being told of
the circumstance, said no n had
left the house, Search was made,
but the thief was not found. The
gentlemen FER relieved Of about
fifteen dollars apiece, which was
taken from their p~antaloon pockets.
Their watches, which they had left
on the mantcl, had not been d%istur-
bed. The room was entered by
means Of turning the key, which
was left in the lock, by a pair of
nlppers.