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onlcers OF customs and Of the revenue service,
which has in turn produced looseness and general
inactivity in the detective system for the preven-
tion Of smuggling. The smugglers, always on the
alert for favorable opportunities, have not been
slow In awaiting themselves Of the existing
lsxity OF discipline on the border and have intro
duced large quantities Of contraband goods. secre
tary Boutwell, has at length turned his attention in
this direction and has filled number OF vacancies
in the list Of special agents ana detectives, and viii
in the course Of few days have all the appoint
ments disposed of. Commissioner Sargent IL
theoretically at work repairing the damages along
the whole line and there Is every reason TO believe
that smuggling viii not only be greatly reduced,
but many Of those who have run in large lots Of
goods will be detected and brought to grief.
Order to Navy Yard Commandments.
is understood that the Secretary OF the Navy has
issued an order to the effect that the commandments
of navy yards shall respect all orders issued by Ad
miral Porter the same II issued oy the Secretary
himself These orders are to be signed "A. E.
Borne, Secretary Of the Navy per D. D. Porter Ad-
miral.n This order Is Issued to enable Admiral Por-
ter to act in the absence Of the Secretary Of the Navy
Adjournment Of the Dyer Court Martial.
The Dyer court has adjourned sine die. General
Thomas left yesterday for San Francisco, and Gen.
eral Terry for Atlanta. The finding OF the court has
not yet transpired.
Patent Case Decided.
The case Of 8. r. Rowley vs.. ]. L. Mason, IN
which large New York and Philadelphia interests
are involved as to fruit jars, was finally decided to-
day by Judge Fisher Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia. In favor Of Rowley.
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GOVERNOR HOFFMAN AND THE BonEnIAys.

ALBANY. May Z, 1862
Quite breeze has been kicked up here In regard
to the article In the Bohemian organ attacking
Governor Hoffman In regard TO his action opposing
the school bill. The foohardiness OF the Bohemans
In thus unmasking their settled purpose OF playing
into the hands OF the republican party by fomentng
discord In the democratic ranks, In thus assalng
Holman ut the pinnacle OF his power and popular
ity Is remarkable. The swearing is loud, deep and
universal at the "little Jew" The article, like
that the other day. In the same paper limiting that
the Governors vetoes were shams got up to be
overridden, exhibits malice in every line. The
democratic organ here came out In quietly bitter
reply, showing up the fasity OF the premises and
81 course - ali know that The school bill is not in
opposition TO the democratic hostility TO commits
sions and aggressions on municipal rights The
democracy have been opposed to legislative CON-
missions naming commissioners In the bill TO govern
the city, giving the power OF appointment to the
with their cerpet-bags, 70 despoii the city. The
democratic party have always commended that the
o. e ocs snhos 81 te city, M
70 the Mayor, the elected chief magistrate OF
the people. These principles the School bill
TO appoint is given to the Mayor untrammeed..
except the idea Is presented that the political
IN sSs new Board 80 as to dVess sss caase o. public
bin received the vote q Senator sso
resentatives join In heapine anathemas on the
treachery and apostacy OF the reputed democratic
organ. -
The course OF this paper IN hauling down the
nag Just before the Presidential lights revived ana
held up the beginning Of the career OF purchased
detection, since consistently maintained py nae
Journal. The endorsement procured Tor u IL"
weeks ago Is also widely discussed ..,.
n appears that the man who built up the weekly
edition OF that paper. canyassing the s,are was
here few weeks ago, begging for the enuo,semeh'
Of the state onicers ana prominent democrats. ne
went about proclaiming that the organ would
''behave itself' for the iuure tns. was 'a =. ~
be ali right again. Governor seymour natly refused
10 sign the circular, saying ,nat any paper tnat
| national contest could not and ought not to be
tpusted But the agent was more successful In his
caioeries with the state 0fYfcers. He easily pre-
vailed, TOO ~ old ssmmy Tlden 70 sign-in feCA
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The STATE CAPITAL.
FIGHT OVER THE new TAX LEvIEs
The Metropolitan Excise Bill
Killed.
CITY RAILROAD BILLS DEFEATED
A Large Number of Bills
Passed.

Fight Over the New York Tax Levies-The Me.
tropolitan Excise Bill Killed-Other Bills
Passed.
ALBANY May Z, 1859.
There was q brill amt running light in the Assem-
bly, all day over the tax levies 1t began early, and
continued until midnight. The republicans voted
both ways and denounced each other In the choicest
terma A substitute for the city levy. reported
from the committee, was offered by Kings in the
shape Of q bundle OF amendments which,
the republicans charged Increased the original levy
by three millions, but which really adds only about
one million to It, The substitute was passed by
vote OF So to g. On the county levy the battle was
positively fierce; charges OF corruption were freely
banded about. Selkreg being the chief impeacher
OF members of the republican party. There was
good deal more fun than anger manifested In the
contest and good deal absurdity than either.
The bin, having been ordered to third reading,
was passed by q vote OF SO to g.
the Excise law was killed IN the Senate to-day
by postp0nement to the 4th OF July. This finishes
the bill and leaves the Excise law in It's original
shape.
The Registry law passed the Assembly tonight
as also did the bill providing against the issue or
use Of fraudulent naturalization papers. The bill
for an additional stenographer for The Marine Court
passed and went TO the Governor for his signature
The time OF adjournment Is still uncertain.
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the pHasNocusM Milan SOCIETY.
Anniversary Exercises mt the Academy Of
Music.

Anniversary Exercises mt the Academy Of
Music.
The College OF the City OF New York. formerly the
Free Academy. has given 70 the city and the
world some OF Its ablest loaicians and most
finished elocutionists. The literary societies st-
tached to the colege-clionian and phreno-
cosmian-have aided materially In developing
the talent which the colleaians possessed and
have rejected credit on their Alma Mater. The
Phrenocosmian Society gave last evening an enter
tainment to the friends Of the members, and Of tho
college generally, at the Academy OF Music. 10 ID
almost unnecessary TO say that the Academy was
crowded.; sucn is'always the case when the Free
College Of the City Of New York puts forth .
claim for special public attention. The exhi5
bition last evening was given IN nonor Oh
the seventeenth anniversary Of me society:
s sg Rev. p b %a he society,"
conssa asU ana ' welcome. orations were then
delivered as ioHows:-.Artn BY Theodore =. Miller;
.Unversee and the Modern Temptation ngssas
s sSsO; .who of s ssshSosS" BY e. B.
"F9 ns s snd the Fysncs Nathan carn, Jr
"Passion and Principle" By W. DEF. Edwards;
ton by Rev. @. N. Nixon, A. N. II would Seem to bs
invidions to particuartze IN regard TO the c0mpo-
Oq Of the several Sou 6 but the style
upon The young gentlemen, whether from the lack
OF proper training or too much midity, did not gem
audience the attention which the Importance Of the
subject being discussed would require or the
%ond s o. rGod
cular speakers who rejected credit on the college
and did honor TO themselves. In this connection
few others may be mentioned as doing REMARKABLY
well and having received many tokens OF approbe-
ton with loud applause nom all present.
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Grandmother T1lden VIII sign anywhere that he can
have an opportunity TO put Chairman OF the Demo-
cratic State COmmittee'' after It. The members OF
rable gentleman for undertaking 70 represene the
committee without authority. II the commlttee
were TO meet now they would denounce the demo.
cratic organ and Uncle Sammy In no measured
terms.
The whole thing Is talked of as the trick OF one OF
the legitimate descendants Of the ancient faith we
heard one Of the State officers declare that they had
been "Jewed" for the last time. Mayor Hall, no
doubt, hears the oburgatons against his special
ply. The attacks on HIM before he entered on his
ONCE or did single act, and its constant assaults
State ocers it s sad carries its antidote with It. as
they have given their endorsement and can withdraw
II with greater effect than II they had not been Inn
Its assistance. The money connected with the
"Organ's" course In October Is said to have come
that purpose by the republicans 70 reach the result
In roundabout way.
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Fire In Reade Street-L0ss SIJO,OOO.
About quarter-past ten O'Clock last night nre
discovered In the basement OF 81 Reade street.
occupied by 2. II. Kahn, as barber's shop. From
the moment the fire broke out the flames extended
throughout the entire building, and ragged SO
furiously that the engines which answered the first
signal that was rung on the bells were unable to
cope with them. and a second signal was rung for
the PRESERVES" which were promptly on hand.
The basement occupied by p H. Kahn, was en-
tirely destroyed
The FIRST foor occupied by Mr.. Jacob as n restau-
rant, and the second and third noors occupied BY
Hall, Southw1ck Co., fancy goods, were also COM
pletely Quilted.
The FIRE extended to No. n Chambers street, and
the first floor, occupied by Redder Morrison,
trunk makers, the second floor, occupied by the
waverley Rubber Company, and the upper floors by
r. Sondhen, dealer In fancy goods, were destroyed.
The first floor OF No. rs Chambers street, occupied
by Prescott a Sons q restaurant the second noor
by reck Brothers, cutlery, and the third floor. by A.
Kamack son, cutlery, were extensively dam
aged by water.
The buildings Nos. 27e, 2sl and 2s3 Broadway
was also very much damaged by water The FIRST
floor. occupied By Lecher. Whitman Co., importers
OF clothiers' materials. and the upper floors, occu
pied by Benedict Han Co., boots and shoes, were
considerably damaged by water.
The total loss Will amount TO about f150,000,
Owing TO the lateness OF the hour Of the writing Of
this report-half-past one A. M.-the insurance
could not be ascertained.
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ssowlm ANNIVERSARY or TIVE HOWARD MISSION.

held at the Academy OF Music last evening, there
being very large assemblagc Of interested spec
tators present upon the occasion. Remarks
were made by Mr.. oliver Dyer and Rev.
Mr.. Boole. Mr.. A. D. Hutch, vice president
presided. The children from the Home for Little
Wanderers In New York were upon the stage, and
their general appearance and training spoke volumes
for the success OF the method OF their instruction.
Among the vocal efforts, whichlwere most credtable
In the manner OF execution, may De noted keep on
Praying,n HAL, Queen OF Moon.u beautiful
Spring." "In the StarIiGht,n 1.-THE Hunters Songn
"Rosalie." AT the conclusion OF the ceremonies
collection was taken up In aid OF the object in view.
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WOMAN RUN OVER nv A STREET CAR AND IN
srASTLy KILLED.-A woman named Catharne M.
Ardel, sixty years OF age, who resided at No. q
Orchard street. was run over In Canal street about
ten O'Clock last Night by No. 20 OF the Cortandt
arrcated BY the poltca
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FIRES YESTERDAY.
In East Broadway,

In Enoe brOa0W0ys
fire was discovered about hafpast six O'CLOCK
last evening In the basement Of the lager beer saloon
No. IL East Broadway, occupied by John Under
man, caused by a boy going down to draw liquid
gas while he had lighted candle In his hand. The
stock was damaged $780, insured in the westchester
County Insurance Company for 1900.
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In Greene street.

street last evening" The damage to the building was
about $50 and the furniture $500. Insured In tho
Germania Insurance Company.
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The case Of Samuel Hill, Of Portland who W.
found guilty Of arson at the last criminal term q
the Superior Court Of Maine and sentenced TO death
mas been considered BY the Governor ana Councfb
and y s probable that the sentence VIII ~ -
muood 70 imprisonment for term Of yooxa
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In Division Street.

About ten o'clock last night fire occurred in the
book store No. 143 Division street, occupied by
Frederick Woreharns. Damage, 500; insured for
4 OOO
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Fight Over tho New York Tax Levies-The Mo
tropolitan Excise Bill Killed-Othcr Bills
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HOUSTON srREBr.-THE VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE
and lot e, Wet Houston street, 2Sx77, VIII be sold
auction wednesday, February III at Exchange aaesroo
Broadway, by ID. N. SEAMAN. Auc,ioneer Kaus 81, al
IL Pine street. " -
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A VERY VALUABLE

A VERY VALUABLE
bounded by avenue A. SIXTY third street and Eas. river
~. VIII be SOLD at auction,
at ihs Esshanse sgs ssslssrs9Sw sas lll Broadway
r5ksSxs FssrSsry s is s5s :. O'clock
tina. are left on sAa. portion q he sA''
which destined to become distant day the of
the greatest commercial Industry ever known
Maps at the onice.
A uCTIoN NoTICE.-AN EXTRA LARGE SALE OF
"A :, Magnificent Household Furniture
ss md s::: sss; Wa
hold furniture sale q hi. iahs
%Sns Ing s a ss s
q Sixth avenue Magnihcent Psror Suits covered with the
@
snsuary Paqr Ornaments Bedroom sus style q Lonis
Spring
with and hasoh Ts s1ss Esnsen @ Table
and bohemian Ware Silver ware Table Cutlery &c. Sale
positive, rain or ahino
CoLLrcToR's OFFICE, NINTH DIsTnIcT, NEW YoeK,l
Notice hereby given h. On NE 81 sy s rsras s c
he % for sse on hs DSs
sun sssianISs ssss Salons SsIss y y horne ssssr
1ss ana sssss: %
% s ss aas S II sSss
5 ~ ~. Y "
Due sSs Snsd IL s'.s. si:
A.u s',ss1 Acting Collector Ninth District New Soit
s's's me ss:sS
:, IAyLoS AycT5osEHs Ss,,.so,s
furniture furnished less than SIX months al eoss SoO0
gsss .n:aa nssI Hs s S e: sss
$ s~S:
Ranoos Kan % LACE
S q sssP; fs s % sss
I SSSSss wn 4er Fs
superb sets cSinswss Gssswsrs sivssEss Linen Cut
5 Sss.s leAs Wishing q sssS al: :s g%
take Fifth avenue stages or Sixth avenue cars
A-soHy pIcx LEY, AucrIosEEE. q WEST rHIs-
is's inst: .s.Iy: csIosS isss sosS q Hoss
!
s,S.y q ;s
mcs: P1Esp.s Ws s, y rSssds .. Hp r Eys open
street, rromps and true BIZ sale
EY ,. BARRY 4 Co. AUcT1oNEERs.- POSITIVE AND
ID unressryed auction sale Of magnificent Household Fn
p % ss enss is
rs I Ss % s on % s
aiiendance q yurchsssrs as The unure was new last NAY
CONSUMING
hnc reps Centre Tables, &c elegant Bedroom
Furniture In walnut Ac. also Dining Room Furniture,
Table Ware &C., all 10 perfect order Full particulars ia
catalogues
I)Y HENRY n. LEEDS MINER
ID HENRY II. LEEDS, Auctfonccr
will sell by auction, Tuesday February 1g a 10 O'clock
ExEcuTUR's R SALE OF Cf3IcE FRIvArE STOCK OF
FINE OLD WINES, LIQUORS, AC.,
consisting OF Care.s Hooks saucrns Burgundy Rhensh
Wincs Marco Brunner Iockhemer Ungstern or wachen.
heImer Graves Muscs Marnschino Absynths,
ss % .nS rsr .s fss uy sGP
a. do old Jamaica Rum Scotch, Irish and Bourbon
whskeys; cases Anvas. gn: Van Hoyierna Co.'s Inn
ported IN ullnge bbls, of bourbon and Rye wu..
Coal Islay, Scotch and Irish Wbiskeys Osborn Co.'S Pori
Wine, &C. All TO be sold without reserve. "
JlY EDWARD sCHENcK. AUCTToNEER.-AssrGNEE
ID OF Soldiers business Messenger and Despatch Com
Elegant black walnut Desks Mirror and rrlor Suit
by EDWARD sCHENCK on Monday, Feb. rs, nj l0E
O'clock At No 80 Liberty street elcgsn. black walna. Des
elegan, Gas Fixtures; also new psiior Suit, 40, &C.
pY PHILIP Levy, ucTToNEER.-cArALoguE SALE |
- Of superb collection q ~ Paintings by American and
European artists, such ~ J. NJ Culverousc nj sprncsr
H. fi o. HartwIck and many others OF equal cmnence NJ
Ariiss saieroorn, 80 Nassau street. Tuesday ana Wees
dsy, February IL and "a, commencing al ION A. Ne
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I)Y EDWARD sCHENCK. AUCTIONEER. -AssTgNRr
ID sale OF Soldiers Messenger and Despatch Com
Elegant black walnut Desks, Mirror Paror suit
by EDWARD sCHENCK, on Monday, Feb. 15 nj i0X
O'clock at No. 81 Liberty street, elegant black walnut Desks
also elegant French plate Mirror Cornlces Slab, &c
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SALES AT AUCTION.
A j. BLEECKER, AUCTIoNEER.
HANDSOME BROWN STONE HOUSE IN BROOKLYN

A. J. BLEECKER SON, 4 CO. will sell at auction or
Wednesday, Feb. H. at u o'clock ut the Exchange Sales
room. Ill broadway, N. Vi
street. Three story high stoop brown stone
House Lot No. 1856 Cnton street, side, between
Amity and Congress. srsess 25xSo Beautiful locality
House contains all the modern Clinton
Is laid with Nicolson pavement 5000 mortgage
Chandeliers and fixtures with the house. Maps u y
Cedar street. N. y.
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TlY =. BARRY q CO.. .AUCTI0NEERS.-POsTTIvE AND
ID auction sale Of magnificent Household Fun
turc valuable rosewood octave Panofoe Carpets Ac
contained In the large residence 1876 Nineteenth street.
Fourth avenue and Irving place. on this day tMonday
attendance purchasers as the furniture Nay
consisting elegant Pnror Furniture IN satin brocasel
also suits In hnc reps Centre Tables &c elegant Bedroom
Furniture, in walnut dc also Dining Room Furniture,
MI
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UCTION NoTICE.-RARE OPPORTUNITY FOR
IA housekeepers hotel keepers clubs lodges and Dealers
ERNEST RorH's Furniture Msnufac.ory, IS and 81
nt Payor Smts a coIos aest sv,e al
sale Sl75 5000 suit hacio,h Suits from
65o 50 turkish and Oriental Suits Turk
fish Chairs Lounges Library, Bedroom and Dining
Furniture &C.. very cheap for cash and warranted first
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RY HENRY y; LEEDS 4 MINER.

consisting Of Cares Hocks sautcfns Burgundy RhenIsh
Wines Marco Brunner Iockhcimer, UnGserno wachen.
heImer Graves Muscs Marsschino, Absynths
Madeira and Port Xso bottles s. D. p Brandy Hcnncse
ls no, lno old Jamaica Rum Scotch Irish and bourbon
Wbskeys: cases nuy.,. GIn. Van Hoytema 4 Co.'S I'M.
ported IN eases; uinge bbls. of bourbon ana rye "
Co Isay Scotch and Irish Wbskeys; OsDorn COZ por
Wine. &c. All TO be sold without reserve. : - -o's
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VVILLIAM. Writer'S, AucrroNEER--sEILs THIS
w day at2 o'clock. a 4l Canal street, mortgage sale %
ccnsrs Dining and other Ta6ics black walnut, mshosSny
and ensmeisd Chamber Suits Hair Mattresses and bedding
fine Tapestry Carpets Ollclohs. j. r. Brown ttornsv
Also account Of hotel 30 fine second hand Carp e Ad
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J)Y PHILIP Levy, AUcTToNEER. -CArAIogItp = ~

ID of superb collection OF on Paintings by Amerean ,nJ
European artists, such NJ J. NJ. Cuverousc s. nj sprncsr
H. Hn o. Hartwck and many others OF equal cminence NJ
Aris saesroon 80 Nassau street. Tuesday ana Wones
day, February IL and ", commencing al IOk A. NJ
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

A DRAIN H. MULLER,
Auctioneor
AUCTION SALE
OF
GIXTH-FOUR
CENTRAL PARK LOTS,
EIGHT SPECIALLY PROMINENT EIGHTH AVE-
NUE. FRONTS, OVERLOOKING THE PARK IN EVERY
DIRECTION. ADRAlNH. MULLER, r. r. WILKINS &CO.,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION, MONDAY, FEBRUARY Is,
AT u O'CLOCK, AT THE EXCHANGE sALEsRooM,
NO. Ill BRoAwAY, THE ENTIRE BLOCK, BOUNDED
BY THE EIGHTH AND NINTH AVENUES. SEVENTEEN
AND sEvENTY.FIRsT STREETS, TO BE SOLD IN LOTS.
The title Of the premises beng portion Of the HARsEN
EsTATE unexceptonabe and full abstract prepared by
Messs Wemore Bovine, viii be furnished to each pur
chaser without charge Twohrds OF purchase money
may remain en- bond and mortgage for three years.
Maps with diagram the Central Park and Boulevard, may
be obtained from the auctioneers No. = Pine street.
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bounded by A. sixtyhird street and East river
will be sold at auction,
ut the Exchange SAlesroorn, Ill Broadway,
by JUSEPH MCGUIRE, Auctioneer,
on TUESDAY, February Is, 1863, At II O'Clock.
This Ii OF the five desirable
water fronts
that are left on that portion Of the
East river,
which destined to become distant day the centre
the greatest commercial industry known.
Maps at the olice
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A rcrIoN sALE.-I. Al TAYLOR. AucrroNEER.

A>-JoHN BrcKLEY, AUcTIQNEER, % WEST THIR-
IA. tsenth street, win sell nj public auction Tuesday,
10Th ns twelve o'clock pronp large stock Of Horses
Carriages; Harness. Blankets Robes &C. comprising the
free syiish and prompt driver % great endurancs and
any day condition in z5 or his eighteen mIes Inside the
hour; perfectly Kind, and owner knows OF no unsound
ncsa together with several other road, work family
Horses Particulars IN Tuesdays Herald Register open II
stables % West Thirteenth street and "a East Fourteenth
street, Prompt returns and true bi OF sale rendered
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

GREAT BARGAINS FOR sALF.-PRIvATE HOUSES
NJ from ss9 10 spcol Tenement, ~ 900 TO go eOe aso
avenue Properly. bargain IN GoEverneiur street.
HOUSE b0ySprsA terms easy, be sold. Apply JOHN
TETHETCH. Als TniEd aselne
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

~ and 60 Land, the ouskirts OF Railways
known Bramha Estate three story dwelling about ~
feet square with ample oubudngs water fixtures and
other improvements @lho0O can remain on mort
highest bidder De ras hotel Wednesday, 18th Fob
ruary, r NJ, per legal notice In the Railway Democ
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

HOUSES ron shLE.-A THREE STORY HIGH STOOP
brick on fiileth street near Broadwey, price yi7oo,
Immediate posscssion bcautfu three fory high soop
Fyhrd street, Eighth price f20v0v; three
so hig stoop Thylourth street. Ninth avenue,
S2tv three story English basement Foythrd street.
rear Tenth avenue secg Cottage on Thfy.hnh street
near Sth avenue, 4OHU. three story high sOop frame
on Inrty sixth street. near Eighth Sl1 C0O
nice hree story high soop PhIadeps brick, seventh
nue and Fourteenth street, fSD60 fine large story
lmh'anelpha y brick Twenyihrd street. Ninth avenue,
Ferry street, Sf,O0J terms easy.
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

A go. BURNHAMs FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE Ex
~ press. 1i5 West Eleventh street. Sixth avenue
Furniture moved city country furniture packed shppe,
and stored. Money advanced.
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

JYoR sALE-A BOULEVARD FRONT, EAST SIDE OF
IL SeYe1h avenue, comprising eight full lots, between S6th
and 18th streets; also seven ful Lots on sxtyh street.
between Madison Fourth avenues also fun Lot
lels street, Third The above pro-
perry be sold low coparnership Apply at No.
Front street.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

RY NJ DOUGHTY, AUcTIoNEER-THIss DAY, NON.
general assortment Of and second hand Furniture,
Panoforte Mirrors Also by virtue OF an exec-
Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

HUDSON CIfY.--lo0 LOTS on AND NEAR ppOv0qTu
boulevard splendid Views. uries sssn y, AZ ~
10 plots or single lots terms easy Cflhs CLINTON
second story, rs Washington street, fio5oken
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

I70R sALE-FoUR STORY BRICK, EAST TWENTY
ninth street., Third avenue, al6o; two story high
eioop trck Thirty ninth street, Lexington avenue,
sl5 GOO lOsh street, Third avenue, three story high
stoop brick; splendid Third Ninety
necond street. JOHN SuIkLEY, Us vi all street.
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

TOR sALE-FoUR LOTS NORTH SIDE OF TWENTY
IT street. between First and Avenue A. Ap
~ WI. II. scHEMERHoRE.
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

TNoR sALE-FoR FACTORY OR OTHER PURPOSES,
the auahle Plot Of Lots Ihryfouyth street. east OF
Second ayenuc with the buildings thereon az very low
or Size lis feet by half
fhe block deer This property and viii become very
valuable. Particulars with &. kILPATRICk, Bulls Head
Bank Buildings.
The New York herald., 1869-02-15

TToR sALE-soUTHwEsT CORNER OF THIRD AVE-
u and Nineelh street, clgL. Lots and ne Dwelling
Inquire OF A. L. CRASro Third avenue and ildih street,