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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-04-23
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
EXECUTORS AND ADMINISTRA-
la TORS who have not settled their &c
counts according to law, will, at as early
a day as possible, with the vouchers, re-
port to the Register for the settlement OF
snii accounts. All delinquents will be
cs!ssc to appear before the Court.
By order of the Orphans Court,
JOSEPH r. ELY.
Register of Wills for Hartford county.
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GOES COUGH BALSAM.

This long tried and popnlar Remedy is again
called TO the attention of the public. As often
as the year rolls around, the proprietors annually
make their bow to the people, and remind them
health, comfort and sustrnance of the family
through the long and tedious months of winter
Goes Cough Balsam should not he forgotten.-
For years Il has Leen q household mediciEc-and
mothers anxious for the safety of their children,
aud all who suffer from any disease Of the throat,
chest and lungs, cannot afford to be without it.
In addition to the ordinary four ounce SO long
in the market, we now furnish our mammoth
family size bottles, which will, in common with
the other size, he found at all Drug Stores.
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CLERGYMAN.

The Rev. ISAAC AIKEN, of Allegheny, tes-
titles that it has cured him, after all other rem.
edies had failed.
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FOR A CLUB OF SIXTY, AND $500,

one Of the following articles Revolver, Shot Cum OF
Springfield Rife, ~ Yards sheeting. Pair Honeycomt
Quilts, Cylinder Watch, yards Double Width Water
proof Coakiug, Ladys Double Wool Shawl, Lancaster
QHilt Alpaca Dress Pattern, Engraved Silyer-Platct
Six bottled Revolving Castor Set Of Ivory Handled
Blankets, Pair Of Aihsmbra Quilts, 90 yards Print sr
Marseilles Quilt Double Eight Accordeon Web
sters National Pictorial Dictionary eco engxyings
fsges). az yards Doeskin for suit &c.s @r1
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BEL AIR, February 22d, 1869.
Mr. r. T. Bossne:
Dear S1r:-Mr. Herman Stump purchased seven tons
of Listers Bone" for me- which applied wheat.
very much pleased with II, and consider II prime
article Yours, JOHN ARMSTRONG.
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TERMS TO AGENTS.
We send as commission to Agents:

We send as commission to Agents: 4
FOR A CLUB OF THIRTY, and $500,
ono Of the following articles Musket Shot Gun, o
Austrian Rifle, 20 Yards Cotton, Ladys Fancy Squsr,
Wool Shawl Lancaster Qnilt ACCORDION Set Of Steel
Bladed Knives and Forks, Violin and Bow, Fancy Dress
Pattern Pair Ladies' extra quality Cloth Boots dozer
largo size Linen Towels, Alhambra Quilt, Honeycomi
Quilt, Cottage Clock White Wool Blanket IL yards
quality Print IL yards Delaine, dozen Linen Dinner
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=, =. DEL AIR, feDTuHry 25u, Io6V'
Mr.. r. T. Bowne:
DEAR SIR:-1 used six tons Of "Lister's Bone" last
fall on wheet, which looks very promising aud shall
want supply for my spring crops lam also very much
pleased with the "Zells Raw Rome Phosphate which
got from you and that 1t is certainly better than
any Phosphate have used.
Yours, respectfully,
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DRUGGISTS.

Any druggist in the country will tell you, if
you take til, trouble to enquire, that every one
them, speaks in the most unqualified praise of
its great medicinal virtues.
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BEL AIR, February goth. 1869.

BEL AIR, February Goth, 1859.
Mr.. r. T. Boscne:
DEAR SIR II am very much pleased with the results
from the Of "Listerss Ground Bone" which applied
to both spring and fall crops. believe II superior
article and shall continue the of Il,
Respectfully, DR.. e. HALL RICHARDSON.
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FOUNTAIN GREEN, February 18th, 1869.
Mr.. r. Z. Boone:
DEAR SIR The eleven tons Of listers Bone" which
purchased from you last spring gave entire salts
faction and believe 1t the best and cheapest cne Dus
In tho market. You will please put my down for
-. q. w. GRANT.
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Bone Dust ! Bone Dust
GROUND BY OURSELVES.
81 At Lowest MARKET Rates,

dHUUND By OChSELfES.
81 At Lowest market Rates,
GIRL M + s.
Patent Raw Bone Phosphate.
AT $40 PER TON!
The past two years have fully realized this RAW
BONE PHOSPHATE to be the Cheapest and best In the
% saS b IN ogs
TOBACCO, GARDEN TRUCK, GRASSES, &C.. has boon
fully and most satisfactorily tested Finely Ground
"aa RGiD aiof ia sna
call at our Warehouse and examine hundreds of sim
liar character from those who have been using 1t with
OIL MERRYMAN 4 co, Sole Manufacture,
Warehouse 81 s. Gay St., between Lombard and Pratt
Baltimore, Md.
BowLEr's QUARTER, BAlro. Co., MD, Nov aist, 1868.
MEssRs. o. p. MERnYxAN & Co.:
GENTLEMEN The Raw Bono Phosphate bought Of
you last Spring Iapped to corn by the side of Peruvi
an duano In equal quantities, and If there was differ
encea all, It in favor Of the Phosphate My
crop was excellent. applied it also upon Oats and
Potatoes with the most satisfactory results / prefer
Il decidedly Peruvian Guano from tho fact that whilst
the Guano spends itself upon the growing Crop, the e
ects Of the Phosphate be strongly in the crops
following Some that applied to Potatoes by the side
Of Fish Manure. madea splendid yield the Fish turn
Ing ont an abundant eroP"f Vines the Phosphate the
tothioeN nave USED IL thS upon my W neat, and
at this time II looks as well as / could desire
GEORGE EDWARDS,
Gverseer for DR.. VIM. H. Keener.
12rH DHrRIcr, BALTIMORE Co., MD, Nov. llrH, 1868.
MEssRs u. p. MgRnYMAs & Co.
GENTLEMEN 81 applied the Raw Bone Phosphate pur-
chased OF you last spring my sido by side with
Que OF the most popular and expensive fertilizers in the
market, and could difference yours was fully
equal 10 It. also applied it to Turnips with perfect
success. II gave such entire satisfaction TINT used
nothing else upon my wheat this fall. sowed the
OF II the latter part Of September, aud ut this time it
bids fair to make good Grip as produced by
the use Of Peruvian any Of the expensive Guanos I
have every confidence IT, 1t is only to be tried be
appreciated. Yours Respectfully,
JOHN T. WILLIS.
ANNE Arundel Co., Nh, Nov. 10th, 1868.
MEssRs. o. p. MERRraAS 4 Co.:
GENTLEMEN In answer to your enquiry to what
think of your Raw Bone Phosphate purchased In July
last, allow me to say-I give II fair trial cabbage
by the sr of frre othor Fertilizers of acknowledged
merit anil found 1t EQUAL If not better than the other,
and ut less cost am well satisfied with It, intend
to use II the coming Spring Yours, Truly,
REIN HAMMOND.
For SAFE at manu ncturets pr he st OF tratEpor-
t.tion added 10y BOVINE L RICHARDSON Bel Air,
Nd febla-3m
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FOR SALE.
The Superior Thoroughbred Horse
WAGNER

WAGNER
The subscriber offers for sale his superior
Thoroughbred Horse WAGNER.
DEscRIPTIoH.-Wag is beautiful
chestnut, about 15a hands high, Of fine
symmetry, commanding style and unsur-
passed action, being race horse of the first
family, in high racing form, with all the
points that indicate strength and speed
He was bred by Col John Campbell, and
foaled in the year 1853, on the Oakland
track, Kentucky, and brought to Baltimore
by him in the summer of 1858.
rEDIGREE-wagner was sired by the ceiebr ted
say Bspaad say Bertrand nv t the supa rase
and stallion Bertrand Jr dam Sally Hornet, by Sir
Charles; dam by Hornet. Bertrand, Jr., by Old Bert
rand dam, Transport, by Virgnus OF imported
Diomed y g. dam Nancy Air, by imported Bedford
Old bertrand by Old Sir Archcy dam Eliza (ewn sis
ter 10 the celebrated running horse, Galan by mpor
ted Bedford her dam the old imported Mambfino mare
by Mambrbo, thc sire OF imported Grey Messenger
Wagner by The renowned Sir Charles, out Of Maria
by Ia n by
Old Sir Archey; dam by imported Citizen. Marion
BY Old Sir Archey dam by imported Citizen.
Campbell and brought out by him and Mr. Garrison, al
Norfolk, Va. She was trained by George Walden, at
Governor Bowe's in Prince Georges County Md, and
died. Her dam, Sally Hornet, Col Campbee purchased
from Major boswell, at 1000 lie says she was one Of
the best mares he ever owned.
Thus we see how closely allied this su
perior racer and stallion, Wagner, was to
the Godolphin Arabian, having three direct
courses of his blood through his great-grand
sire, imported Citizen-one cross transmit
ted to him through his sire, Sir Charles, and
two through his dam Maria West. A rich
er, purer, or more desirable blood does not
flow in the veins of any of the distinguish
ed horses on the turf, in this or any
other country. For further reference see
Turf Register.
WAGNER can be seen at the stables of
the subscriber, Rich Neck, Deer Creek,
Hartford county, Md. For further partic-
ulars, call on or address
mh28 ABRAHAM RUTLEDGE.
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BEL AIR, February 10th, 1863.

DEL AIK, TtDruHfy IOtn, I6OB
Mr. r. T. BoUne.
DEAR SIR Il used Listers Bone" on both wheat
and In 1868, and entirely satisfied with the re-
suit 1 shall use it again the coming season.
Respectfully, WIN. II. DALLAM
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BEL AIR, February. 10th, 1859.
Mr.. r. Z. Bowne.
Dear Sr:-The Listers Bone" which DR.. W. +. Mum
nkhuysen purchased for me last season is believe
pure and reliable article, and have hesitation In
recommending II to my friends. The wheat where 1t
was applied last fall looks remarkably we'll.
Yours, PATRICK gibson.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18


An improved plot OF ground, 250Xl9O feet,
,,ortirg oi hugtou-aye., F0Tdain, y. y, was re-
gently sold for $1,000
Sd. Smith Of Babylon has sold hls hotel ana
,o,rds n thqt ulgcr 10 Wm King for $4,000 Some six
Seafs AGO Mr. smith bought the property FOR $4,000
A house and LOT on Third-st., between wash
lngtcn and R1i.roaG-yl 1oIIsanla hos ben Hol, ~
Mr Cbguucey smith 90 AIr. j. G. Puiy 1oT t220 lot
situated on Nasiu on-ave between SiNthan9 sc ~
tts MorisaIia. 25X-o1 ret, has also been soIu ~ -
Sneak % Dir. Stewart for .2,40J
The estate of the late Moses Rogers, com,
prisiug large noneou au1 2t acres tfgrOuna slIuee5
on the JuId 40 tie pout known as shippan foI. TO-
Nccu recently sold 90 -r. E StudWCu OF htauolu 4V
5OO09 The place has long been mo RESORT o. a. No.
parties Sunday y-SchCos, Gc The Ola mansion Ia "a te
auotlcr story vith mirsardrO0f Tut upon IL anu ~
OtlerV so improved. rI. other 1Istcas5 S5 ti~ao
20 immediately erected On the ciond = u t,rss
miles LONG has been l oat around tlo shore a aV.o
railroad b soon 90 b. hrt between tAo uC st5.,'nr
ford ana ohlUpan aud il 8 piolo-'i " h XIV poi,t
touch at "a new dOth Uu the west sue o. TIC V'"'
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those desirous Of purchasing OF renting sueLpr0
pery viii find II 70 their interest 70 advertise in TIE
VEIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any
ethor newspaper, and addition 10 tis advantage The
IRrBuNE viii be found not only IN NewNork and all its
sites and villages, but every state and Territory
within to Union The advertisement shOuld be made is
brief as VIII allow Of tie advantage offered eng clear to
the reader. We would especially dNe on tie fact that
the subscribers for the three editions Of THE Tribune,
DAILY semi Weekly and Weekly. comprise individuals IN
every profession or business: consequently advertise
nents each disseminate among all classes THE
TRIBUNE dcvoes especial attention TO the reports Of sales
81 real estate both IN The city and country thus adding
greatly the value OF its columns advertising me
cium. The charges for advertising are as follows DAILY
TRIBgE. 25 cents per line for each Insertions WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, 50 per lne; SENI-WERKLY 1RlBUER, % cents
per hue About ten words line. after the first
line. which usually contains only four OF I've words.
Terms. cash In advance.
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2uiiion Salts Of Rtal Gstatt.

ApHss a. MuLtEH. AucuoneeI.
4 DRIAN II. MULLER, Z. X. WILKINS a.
y Co. Nil sch on
WEDNESDAY. JAN a. 1859
~ j otloe the EScsnge saeroou No III Broadsay
10 tLOSE An UNDIVIDED INTEREST. 81 VALUABLE BUILD
INC LOTS. COMPRISING THE ENTIRE BLOCK on
GROUND BOUNDED by J7TH AND 5~THSfS
AND 9IH AND iOTHAVESUES
9lh aIhEKT2 Lots north side Of street COMPRISING
. front between 9Th and l0th-aveuur..
ru >rkEkTZ lo south side oi 53thstei png
hoit between 9th aud l0th
iVrH AyKNtkf Lots
1ee above descr3td lots being the Immediate CENTRAL
PAIN and hsiots rapidly enhancing
desirable a. an uyesnt To NstinH purchase with
10 the erection o. private residences
uuusus Inducements beg the leYRET south Of m
Ceas Park above ilsres Lgh ami n ound and ,y
uesr the CeAtTAl Pafk.
5Thstrect Aud are With Beau pavement
Terms unusually liberal per remain o.. id
ard mortgage With privilege o paying ume -
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6itp gtal (:stat, for Ssl:.


A RARE CHANCE.-Ejght LOTS of Ground
~ ae situated thsi within 80 fees II
Baucrd For nppy o DAVID lOlI No Zsi Chgt,
o. oi w. CERMOS, buiijer EieveHth-st fOuiihaye
houe hui principals treated With
A HOUSE for SALE Brown stone, 3-story,
~ high oop fushed 10 tie best wish eli The latest
nsrts SO 50 Perryst mes boase
RROADWAY.-FOr SALE, q LOT 24.9x2OO,
~ side 81 Nicholas Hotel iil possession May 1853
1tS~l Apply . HOMER MORGAN, No 2Pint st
FOR SALE-By order of the Executors of
Car,vs Miller teoeasei Tie valuable PROPERTY H. -
10 soo u Js near fanEiorist There four Astory brick
81 The
tosethef q by lOs feet Also
being \" 1aeoesl sPFJ 70 MULLER WILKINS Co. No Pus
a. ls9l)
LNOR SALE-The full size, brown Stone front
HOUSE No "a Wes. SVeJtenthst between PGb .,d s,,h
ories md ~ ,ss
Apply u2Sl HOMER MORGAN, No P4se-s
EOR SALE-A double STORE, in Murray at
Il Church S'Il5. sSJeR Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN No
1Piussi (39l
EOR SALE ON 0ne-hundred and twenty first
u bcstsa Third snd Pourbtyes tsooTy and basement
HOUSB. IFN0o Pues $500 ARMOUR. No $50 Hssssust.
TTNIMPRONED City PROPERTY for SALE.
- A valuable ff01t on the B0lleyard
o lots between Segensh and Eighlayes NcConbs Dam.
rauale corner OF Madson-sVe
BoueFafd, one hundred tyenh9
Iogs oH 0ue-hurdrel and sightbs. and D.nevsrt.
l.Os One hundred S1d HIuthsL. near flhlfAYa
Lots Ou Second Eighty second
A bloch with front, Hascn Easi River
lue lots Macisousve AMI Seventy tfhst
Lots eorrer Siuih-aFe aud One huudTedth-st
lots oofurr NAdison-ave and 6eyenyGnhNL
Al. BLBhcKBa. son Co. 10. q Csisrst
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
TUESDAY. JANUARY %.

TUESDAY. JANUARY g.
10 70 O'Clock Of tire Exchange esoom 80 m B.oa'w,7
AMiIYsTTle tao It. t.c te sai frame burgs
thereon stra'e north side of Aniyt between srtav ari
Necousals known NOS 27 ar 10 Lots each ab9ai 2310
fft
WEST NINETEENTH STTh frtd'' -cc story, hrorr stone
horse aad o r.uae ue soaey SIZE 81 1reltthst bluoen
Iab ana Srves si known 3d. lG 1l house 2sr'i feet,
la, al m-l.ru improvements .ri eoaI sr t 81 feet degh
sEyENTLAyETi.e fu1tar lr-k iaas ial @ situate OF he
elf.erv side o Scrcnhre commencing e northeast co.r n
r,tst Nos l8 + 49, Sev,iaase Houses eouial
10 '.ru Improvement
WLsT FOEUETU sT-Tvo f4rsrrT brick dwe'a~lor''' AL
Is or north tie ai T.r.o. to-er C fe ct o. Seventh
agc rri ai.u- lc last e property, Aloeu as Nls l'-la l
lORlY-sECOND- Tce tl ra1ii fle ~ Forty
seeou commencing D1 m vcs, of E-lhar. each tazcJ ct
TEyIIAyiFo.r lots salte oa 'le ue fe o Iela7e, eoa
ncacia ol .le sol.-e cosef 81 s, e.A o. Elcl feet
rer le ru, e rsu 800 or bond au' r'.a
WILLIAM THOENE,
JuHE IS. THORNh
THOMAS 49,. lHO.AE.
CHARLES 1HOLSl
Warsrtrie crcs n thc Ar-ore'r. So rle''.N.r Nel
aDary D. Mrtifn. Au.,..aesr. -
DEREMpTORN SALE of VALUABLE LOIS
-trI,, H MCILtR T. i, ivilEIys Go. vii. .,l auction
ODD MONDAY Jan 49, G y dev,- 90 tc klcEe sfoon No. il
IoUgIrAyE lo.. west . Of Fourth commencing 2s' f.
oSDSrI Iei north ,ie % n Of ,alaoua'S
Aso. ! lot north s.le, DO l. est 90 4l.I.,oaa'e
Aso. I.ts NORTH ffe. If1 &. ca.t of 90 'ra.-ltt
SXfiIiliEDsI- ,o. fo.. d. 2s G. gI,t q Na,aasye
tI.o lo.. soufh .iie. l1l q. cf.f oi Ne..s1narr
Aia .n,s south ste. l1 t N..t o iU-ltr li-t
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
yvATrABLE Il>ojTSS rs TIE IMMEDIATE

yvATTABLE LOTS Is TIE IMMEDIATE
VICINITY OF TlE NLW Il0UTtEfTH WARD MARKET
ApRIAS IT. MULLER. r. g. WILKINS Co. vI. srl at Auction
THURSDAY Jan o. ~ ococ 10 the l4llaaEe AaaooE No
lIl Bfoalray: .
FAST SIXTETVTI STgf o.. toTt sae u Eist SIiee-
a.. % AycHrc l.. each p tr 9- feet
EAST lots south eide 90 Lat Seven
trnir.t g9 rect eas OF Att1ue e.cl % d. o., irrL
Both of abaseeroel streets elrd gaiisred paved
severed. anl sidewalks f1gged
situated ii nmst .ie Vi y oi tle View ttenih
Wan Market and are 90 Dee Bag - uf @ rlooi
r ,,.uertor win tle New Marxct Proposed establish AZ the i
~ Seveateelh Ferry fuuatE Nusmsugh a 1Ieeufpnt
the hund
mortgage % pt,tcs payable beife Tea yea h te
epsilon Of iie purchaser 80
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3mustnrnts.
DOOTHs THEATER.
TWrsrr- r.ufnD CT

9mustmtnts.
POOTH' THEATER.
TwEyTY-IHlnDsT-
BETWEEN FIFTH AND sIxTH-AvEs
In consequence he uav,ua demand r seats m Tte Tor the
&c az equal opportunity 10 be r d uh h lope protecting
the public aga' TIE numerous tie a-si' VII be c-Posei
PUBLIC SALE
or MONDAY. JAN %. AT
IRVING HALL
through the cour.esy oil F. iIarrisoa ts1.
corner FIFTEEyTHsT and iRyIEGPLicE commencing a: 81
oeaeE a n p1ecey o' tie better accommodation Of gentlemen en-
Diagrams seats will be farailaed ct TIE Hall tie morning Of
J. HESRY MAGOEGLE.
nl.iaels Mansger
fEHE TAMMANY! THE TAMMANYl !
K GENUINE AND frRHsPs UyFARALLELED
TRIUMPHANT uNDIcAToN
POPULAR AMUSEMENT IDEA
F0PULIR ASD ,ronrnfTE pRICEsi
AND SUCCESS WITH rHE EEwl5aE 'frBLIc Is 5ssJEiD.
Orderly decorous au.eAeai ose ladies' ge4emea ard children
TIE MAMMOTH P1LlCE OF AMUSEMENT
- since IS Inauguration. - u mn,
o o] 99s oc Ti y M tell F2g 9a NgI5F4H TR
scope Of A g.,.r c.ert g 10. ctal y. iher srno1rc.uI
SlA'i f6yo. ASi 6iyc ..2 iy6 a'4iEF4e 6A4E44 A'i
PLEASING NOVELTY, DEiI1IiF. d SURROUNDINGS
UOAtYCONB on RESORTS
CAFE AL SAINT ANb bONfAES OYSTER ROOMS NOW OPEN.
E.W PROGRAMME EOH MONDAY.
FIRST TINE CF MiFilIS COMO pANlOMINE.
El4EHn MNCAfEE
TffF GREAT sENiAWS
TIE NuNUUUtS NfOIOLELLIS
E1IIh HDNfAFII
AND THE GRAND BALLET
TIL uaguWOOrs THE LOVES
PuECn AEp JUDY TiiE NACGC TAELEAUX.
CrTXs CRtND hLTrCODiCsL Scene
THE BIRTH or TUE EEF YEAR
TIE TWO CEtNu ORCIsTTNiS
Airon 51 rs.rrc- oe-ta circle cItFli reserved
clc.tIg-th.'fE g. q crfr..
CEASD MArNrF yEXr SATURDAY AT2
FFHE SOCIAL READING ClRCLEi
L INR LADIES fFu OENILINtN,
MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING.
S-ri f'r c.lcli4l
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
6itr Ttal Gslats fur Salt.

A LIST of Houses. Business Property, Iene-
~'''' 80 SrASIE{ DAY, No s25 Broadway.
A TREMENDOUS amount Of PROPEki1
II 20 EXCHANGEPses nbo want TO ur lof caaA "t se
viii DO well &, cali on JAQl - so ~ bIoa-e-,.
WAITE a. BENJAMIN. cor Broadway and
Nv Forfrtr have fr..-rsss HOUSE, ~ SALE or tae et
ard west sits ofho c o llr Gsure Choice LOTS m eyt
Ioe e a uas. fl7tc HOUSE. located in any street De-
tween Tuelrld arl Twel.veeath ard !lI anl efi4.ty
ra-+er. PR ltl p 1eat ipttDeen 'n
And Gualss ard Seventh a.d Tent aTe+ hVDoE YIN
STORE wanted either feru @ or Au.Asfes o. avg oi 'As
eros streets from Eeh'o'Ht 90 lo.t. atiate
OTR UPTOWN REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
NBNo l5 Broliway VIII be open t o'clock Dealers
WHO i9iHai4 t-ti '--.ea
BLRBlAN KENNEDY.
G510 ono YQ2 LOAN on BOND and ana
lirtn-as bought N H. MIIChELLS Real Estate O No. u
Cela,-st, up t,Afs.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YORK, Jan. IL. 1862
Nothing was done in real estate at the TX
rhanrr salesroom today.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
6bnntrs fgr Susin,s- ;1I:n.

Chanrs for CUISINES sI:n
= GENTLEMAN favorably known as master
uGcl of fac si work oi t country, proposes 20
join party capital Auenuizs yEiOClpEDE iu superior
r racing sai of ladies' &C. &C. Fof .-leFyew address
4 LUCRATIVE Business with real estate equal
noaoT nav rem-in on rorsas Alrss g. D. No. Tlule G-ee
4 GOOD business man, with 5000 10 invest in
paving prosperous b7rr established OK sears wanted, 90 20
i1 as lIf t l f 7eutrt trar4 Le entire bus
ELEGANT BROADWAY STORE FIN
tre lld store are adopted 10 e L'ot. JeEe. Hseare tan4y
Coos. I. o. Dug llsEst ros'eon grla Immediately Apply
"J0hN LLOYD soS 30. Wluen 81
EOR SALE-Thc STOCK and GOOD WILL
the ai, ROBERT q 81 w. Anply 90 40 .3l rearEs'
/ WOULD ACCEPT a PARTNER in my
STEAM FIRE BRICK FACTORY Perth Amb1y. Nev.Jer-ev.
Address of Interview No 3is West. NeWior H. u CROSSbE
1 FAD MINES In MISSOURI for SALE-One
Il ibe extensive Lead N1c Southeast hcour The
Ing miner houses ruaee &C.. Within miles of The r'n
Hrntalu o. rai. For further ltclrs address o. d. HAEElS
NVrANTED-A thorough BUSINESS MAN to
isirolace sell ~ NNCLUDGNG DUST aud NEN
TIiATiNG RAILWAY CAR WINDOWS who wi. make bm-
self hornrhT acquainted WIN ihr patent Al ie ai either c
IErANTED-An ACTIVE PARTNER, with
place ~ fcrrg The transfer De ale
Immediately sls m Of Mah u'1 which s e present part
~ So. 10 ,nd icr North Foa1,ssL FaisielgLia
o. nON WANTED. for three or four years,
ND.UUU BY, Gsrt,usn having eo,i rernau.n, income
fours osu n Florida Tie oilers good Interest
aH bond and mortgage 20 SAID real estate unle "a er aud -v,
h nslancs policy foF informal on appB 81 iHnne once
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18

oIIv1HIlN lIV04 V8.IF- N o7''77'
DROOKLNN HOUSE for SALE-N cry su-
Id r TOIrSTh In Cst I,trs.a Cl ou and Heury-st.; 2sx
CO. wh ot 5-zlol Must be be appreciated apply TO
FHEifS, lAiL0N CO., 10 - Fln.-t
NOR SAIE-OD BROOKLYN HSiGHTS,
Ia tfr.sfor frame houses vl brick basement and suce.ar
Nos and Cukt corner Coauhi trs caf Tor permits TO
SIC t.o houses arulg at Nr li7 CuHi.b&st, tlootih
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
dcpastu,rsbip Aciius.

II,JIE FIRM of STRYKER a. VOORHEES, IS
ah, pissOIyRD By mutual aad the eusns. W. ps
c.sd on by STRIKER Co 10 pte.enes Of John s isss
srp1xLn Join u VOORHEES, iors l.a ", ''ss'
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
Sutiion Sails Of GElI Gstatt.

RoEnf, WibrIss. Aucfiozecr.
EXECUTORS' SALE OF 9S valuable LOTS
II Madison. Lexington I ai folra aver Avenue A. FoIr-
crd FOrJ-iar, IoiiyoErih Fortrtiih FoyHih and FRY
T. IT, LUDLOW Co.. VII ssH It rnetoa TUESDAY Jsu ~.
Trntv Bur- ir order Of Elgst Ilsal AID Pheie peara
Evecrfors n t-f- Of Fraacss pears7lL deceased:
TAvE-eoatl-ea corner r1 -. lots each 2or9i
IAsT FFrYs lots c-e ifoa south side between
Frstare and Avenue a. e.cb -oElol5
eler FcFy-'rT'hlt5 lots. each
last roHTYToUETHsTiloi loi nort side o. feet vest ofLer
irril,. -vo.. afi. .rfre e. above. each q '2lIn@
8 o cotaf the cHt block bounded b. Madison aad Fourth
LINN Iyl.-itre fcrt side betFeon Foryeeond
nra FsrtvthirfstN. ~ Io's. elcI 2'xlf0
last FOaTl .saCOSD And lOHr-THRDsTs.-a lots Join
fOUETHAyI- aeas. corner Forg.1sa. lo,4 corner lot
C0NDSTsouth SIDE l25 feet west Of Lexington
M yc per cent with Iueso Of paying oil By eylg 70
3i,is sor ready q, 10 riasst COO
ADE1s H. MrlLEG, AueaoueeL
pEREMPTORY SALE
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
or
AlIITY, WEST 18TH, AND 40THSI5,
AND on
SEVI1NTI-AVE., NEAR BROADWAY.
Also.
LOTS on 1aTH-AYE. AND 42D-ST.
Hy o,er Of The ul1eracl Eleco ard De,ses Of Thom,' W
Tlorae, deceased
ADElAE IT, MULLER D.. T. wILEIN5 CO.
WILL SILL Ar AUCTION,
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18
conasp g,al Css-t, fer SaJ:.

ATORANGE. N.J.-YILLhS, NILLASlTES
y sud FARMS. great variety. te-t.7 Ftaed o. hT 3
Hev-Yor f.- SALE or. E1 Crr-r Scots sr House. il 10y
Tie ssn az YEAR B., ILACf LII SMITH, no. 80 alodwag
Nerl OK eio1l q. r Orange corner Min and Coness tot
ALL WANTING FARMS-Good soil, mild
~ climate rcs o. Philadelphia Inso oaly -, per acre
Aro imrrrei f.s hundreds settling. Information seai lee
Lf .r,es L T. lands. N.e.ani. NrNJciar.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-18

REDRUOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
Nsusstsd Gssnheiars Chus,us snd Msias. eh.s
her sas plate snd ensmss,s at H. " FAhRlhGioEt be jos
0Ass o. .Sessss W sossl Asl.s s.shsd is0