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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-30
THE DELINQUENT POLICE.

A Heavy Drunk-Thc Right Of search--The
/, Weiis Highway Robbcry-A Policeman
Dismissed for Fr0lliching with tho Robbers.
Commissioner Bosworth yesterday heard evidence
in about forty complaints against officers several
were OF an important character.
Lazarus Meehan, Of the Fftleh precinct, was tried
for intoxicaton on complaint Of Captain Stearns
The Captain stated tAat the evidences of intoxica
ton we're very positive. About eleven p. NJ. no
entered the station house, reported 70 the desk
and rceled while doing 30. On attempting TO
20 up stairs he staggered dropped his club and fell
upon his knees. The Captain charged him with
drunkenness, when he declared that he had not
touched liquor for twenty -four hours; smelt very
strongly or cloves but dented that he had taken any,
TN attempting the second time 10 so UP stairs ne
reeled badly, got to the top OF the FIRST night, wncre
he dropped his club and cap recovered both and put
the cap on wrong side foremost. lie finally got to
bed. Sergeant meeks confirmed ths evidence. The
defendant claimed that he had severe pains and
took medicine largely MIXED win laudauuui, when
affected him. Judgment was reserved.
John MeCahh. OF the Twentieth precinct, was
charged by Clara Corneis0n, OF No. $50 Eighth
nue., With improper Conduct she charged that on
November ~ nc came w her house Win woman,
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who claimed to be her daugnter-in-law, ana asked
TO search the house for stolen goods She would not
iet MIN DO so when he arrested her. took her 10 the
station house. where, 70 prevent being locked up,
and the property was not found. A dentist named
Edward Harrington, living with complainant con-
Armed her story. The defendant called the daueh-
ter-n-aw, who sw0re that she had reason 10 believe
the complainant had forty dollars worm OF hcr
clothes. q she had duplicate keys 70 her trunks.
Judgment reserv ed.
THE WELLS ROBBERY
John Lowcn, OF the twentieth, charged with ieav-
Ing hi5 post on the 9TH OF December ana entering
the saloon near the Madison stables, where ne drank
aud danced with Remsen and Hanngan, OF the
Twenty-second, recently sentenced for robolng Mr..
sW0re that Lowen came IN about teni was there
when Remsen aud Hannigan, OF the Twenty-yecond,
and Nj. Wells were IN she stable and saloon du NOT
see MIN drink; Lowen lett about three or TOUR mln-
utes before eleven p. NJ. Mr.. Price clerk, testified
ne n saw Lcwen there; thinks hs drank gass
came In after the other officers. Mr. VOL.
ford, superintendent OF the stables, would
not positively swear that this man drank. but ne
was IN the barroom. Captain Caifrey and sergeant
Lowery also gave testimony showing that Lowen
came IN that night at half-past eleven O'Clock:
Lowen, IN his statement, SAID he heard IN unusual
noise IN the stable crossed to the other precinct
looked into the stable and the two 0iices dane
ing and singing; went Ia to get the officers out;
they said they would so soon as they got drink;
cigar and persuaded them to come out; Hannigan
came ilrst, then Remsen next; witness then ran 10
his relieving point, corner OF Tenth avenue aud
F0rtysecOnd street; Wells was still IN the barroom
when he left; 1t was ten or twelve minutes before
eleven when ne entered; when he entered toe sta.
eleven; the roll was called and Lowen was unan-
mOusi dismissed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-30
MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
goADD or hlDeRMEN.

Violation OF City Ordinr.nces-some Corpora
tiou Prlptins-Cfty Railroad Tracks.
Pursuant TO adjournment the Aldermen convened
yesterday Al two p. NJ, with the president, Alder
man Conan, in the chair. The Lobby was only
moderately flied and the Board was not fully repre-
sented. There were not members enough present to
pass any general orders, and the session was, OF
course, short and unlntercsting. Among the papers
introduced was communication from the Corpora
tion Attorney, dstang the titles Of actions entered
into and prosecuted by him or his assistants on
behalf OF the city Tor violations OF corporation ordi-
nances. The paper was ordered on file and the
usual number Of copies ordered to be printed. THIS,
OF course, VIII not be particularly interesting to the
citizens ct large, but Will furnish fat' tor some
printers or printing establishment and Will, there
fore OF interest to At leas: few Of the "workIng
menu Of the metropolis. The resolutions providing
for the paving OF 10th street. from Third avenue
the East river, and authorizing the second Avenue
Railroad Company to lay turnouts and extra tracks,
were called up, ana. on motion. indefinitely post.
poned, after which the Board adjourned until FRI
day, at twelve O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-30
THE September GOLD MIDDLE.

A FIattcriug Remaan. Of the Panlc-Speyera'
Gold snics--Smiii,, Gonid, lTurtiu IL Co.
Again Before tic Courts Seeking Proteos
to- :, uo,rn y s -
am y rnoern,,,. resident of the New York Gold
EXCHANGE and others, came up again yesterday
before Mr. Justice Barnard, at Chambers OF the SpS
prerue Court.
This Ia an action against Smith, GoaIb. Martin h
Co.; against the presiGeat aud officers OF the com
pany and against Bonner Co., brokers, to restrain
the enforcement By the Gold Board, under their
rules OF some contracts made by SpeyeH In thelr
name on the 24th day OF September-the panic FIT
day. In their complaint they aver that Bonner d
Co. make two claims against theli-GrSt for
q sale OF $4,000 gold ct 141H, by speyers,
sold by plaintiffs at 1903, on which they
elan 5000 ~: ana second, for other sales OF
$40 900 gold, which they claim So7, 47 SO; that
neither oil these claims Is well founded, planting
N naVns aiag aha, isv are m rc
members OF the Gold Exchange, Mr.. Smin being tho
active member at the board; that Bonner 20. are
also brokers In gold, aud have laid their claims be-
fore the arbitration committee or the God IN.
change for the enforcement Of them through the
expulsion oil MIR. Smsa from the board, unless ne
submit his claims and abide by the result Of the
arDtration that as plaintiffs believe It is only IN.
lions involving the customs OF brokers should bs
presented; that the matters involved In these claims
ion Of fact whether Spesers was authorized to acs
for plaintiffs, which should be tried where witnesses
may be made legally responsible for false swearing.
they further aver that large proportion Of the
| Gold Exchange arc interested IN similar claims
against them, ana that there thence arises bias
| ano prejudice which will prevent their having .
fair trial before the arbitration committee, and say
| that they believe that Bonner Co. are pressing
| this Claim there account OF this bias.
they further aege that II Is impossible to conducs
their gold business without position IN the board:
thai the board have raised recently their seats To
$4,000 and the seat Is really worth 10 them $50 000
anu pray an injunction against the arbitration and
| against any expulsion, ana against Bonner b Coz
from pressing their CLAIMS except In tbis action.
Judge Barnard granted an injunction in conform
! ity with this prayer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-30
. IMPOSING CEREMONIAL.

Installation Of n New lodge Of the Order Of
Bnni Ecrith.
The Atlantic Association, consisting OF about 1870
members, mostly young men, succeeded In obtaining
q charter OF the District Grand Lodge Of the Order
Bnai Berth, under tho name OF Atlantic Lodge, No,
1877 Last evening the Grand Nasi Ash Or Esberg OF
the First district, assisted by the high officers Of the
Grand Lodge, proceeded to install the new lodge and
to hand the charter to ten members Of the Grand
Lodge large number OF brethycn nled
the lodge room, a5 the Masonic Hall, Tbir-
tenth street, and all were impressed by the
soemnlty OF tho proceedings. The following
brethren were elected as the officers Of the lodges
DIR. ;. Waterman PRESIDENT; A.. Petshaw, Vice Pres
dent; DIR. Schon, Treasurer; NJ. Chaser, Recording
secretary; J. II. Sticii Financial Secretary; Fink,
Pycr aud Strauss Tor tue MINOR ofiices. ms Is tho
seventeenth lodge when has been instituted since
the convention held year ago In this city, The
First district has passed law Dy which tho widow
oil brother receives 81, 000 and movement Ia now
on foot TO establish permanent fund IN order to
sist eiectualy sick and disabled brothers. as well NJ
TO make loans to brothers 10 help them aong In their
business. This order Ia probably one OF the most
nourishng and active societies In this country, on
large scale.
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exists between the sugar merchants and the re-
fners and It antcipated that s effect Will be 10
call the attention OF Congress- which viii furnish the
slight ADDITIONAL legislation necessary to place the
duties footing not to be misunderstood.
The merchants and planters OF this city are at log
gerheads in reference TO the amount OF tare Ia be
allowed upon sugar. Heretofore 1t has been SIXTY
two pounds upon the box. BY unanimous resolu-
zion Of the merchants here they now demand fifteen
per cent which viii make It, say, from ten to fifteen
pounds more The planters are indignant and
threaten to ship their sugars on their own account
Almost fnsuperablc difficulties lay around tins, ana
It Ia probable they viii have to succnmb. All pur-
Chases thus far made this season by the merchants
have been upon the new basis, though the specula-
tors have bought 10 some extent the old they not
having come into the arrangement.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-30
NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.
WASHINGTON. Dec,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20, 1859.
Lieutenant Commander w. N. Allen Reports thas
the United States steamer Swatara arrived at Aspin-
wall ON the l4th OF December, after . passage Of
seventeen days under SAIL from New YORK. and
would sail for New York In about week.
The Navy Department Is oflcially advised that th0
United states steamer Lancaster, Admiral Lanman'h
flagship, arrived at Funcha Madeira, on the even.
ing Of November II, alter an extremely unpleaaant
passage OF thirty days from Hampton Roads, Va.
She experienced some very heavy weather and adj
verse winds, by which she was forced or her course
50 as TO sight santa Marta OF the Azores. The snip
would remain at Funchal until the 28th November
when size would proceed TO the coast Of Brazil.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-30
Board or ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
A Mild Days Work

n NdHu VUy]b WUrWs
The Board held a short session yesterday AFTER
noon.
resolution was adopted directing the Comptroller
o draw hts warrant In favor OF Mrs. Geo. W. Roome
for $500 for services rendered to the Mayor and Com
mon Council during the year 1899.
The Croton Aquednct Department was directed 10
have 12sth street paved with Belgian pavement.
resolution was adopted requesting the Comp.
troller 10 insert In the annual appropriation Ord
for 1870 the OF S. 900 donation 10 be
paid to the Rev. James Boyce IN aid OF the fun dis
Of the free school attached TO ST. Teresas church.
ON motion the Board adjourned I'LL this Thurs.
day) afternoon.
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c ~ 3 a..
More Reinforcement to Aid the
Spanish Army.
VaSmasesln's Cries f0r Men
Answered.
American Machinery to be Prohibited
by the Spaniards.

Tne steamship Moro Castle. from Havana DeceIi-
Der 25 arrived at this port last evening. Purser
Albert win receive thanks for favors received.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
NEW-JERSEY.

Tie question whether better success results from pub
c auction sales OF real estate from private salcs is
II evidence decided by tho county records. AT Pat
ei-O during tho land speculation excitement, companies
have organized for the purchase AMI sao Of certain
plots In nearly every ease as large portion OF such
LAM. M becu sold privately by auction. excepting
only highland Park Certainly MS much has been sold
privately Lake View sold at the great auction
Mh tie recent auction sale ct Riverside resulted salts
facturily 10 the shareholders, great portion
81 tie lots had already been purchased at private sale by
persons wishing 10 improve HOxsey & Beam, whose
sacs appear Ia the transfer records frequently
those Of any other rm have during the past three years
sold only at private sale aud in nearly every case for
Immediate Improvements Private sales, at least OF small
plot aio based upon normal valuations and natural
wants. This season half dozen houses have been
erected ON Ws-st. by parties who have purchased OF
Col Dcrrom. At Highland Park, Lake View, and Pas
sale where property sold at auction to persons VINO
uzht 10 Ee again, very few houses have been bult
Whe aNcUu sales do not decrease private ones are IN
the laTgcs, proportion on the county record.
The farmers Of Bergen County are holding their lands
ct high prices view Of the building Of the Haversraw
RAILROAD. Some OF the land the upper part OF the
county is handsome aud valuable.
BY the building Of the Western Railway the Highlands
Of NeVJersey, 20 miles northwest Of Paterson, will be
brought within two hours ride OF NewYerk The air
there bracg the scenery Is equal TO that Of the Cat
slls GiecuWOO Lake is in the vicinity, aud from the
klk53,s views Of 40 miles may be had.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Wednesday, June ., 1862


Messrs. A. D. Mellick, Jr., g. Bro, were IA
yored with fine weather and good attendance at their
sole of lots at North Elizabeth this afternoon The own
rs North Elizabeth property deserve credit for setting
smore elegant lunch than have yet noticed at real
stao sales Strawberries extraordinarily cheap In
eur markets yesterday and probably will be In aDun'
dance for weeks to Why not offer real estate
men strawberries and in place OF sand
Tehes and lageri The difference in the expense would
ho he much and who are TO say the least
Indifferent to the charms Of cheese might be brought into
sbuying mood by the subtle potency Of Eew-Jersey
awberes We happy to record that abundance Of
lecream Of excellent quality served OF North Eliza.
beth and that the sale The lots but
two blocks distant from Belgian pavement and the
hagng and other improvements OF tho streets running
through the property.
AT Tie Exchange balesToom tomorrow noon, MeSsrs.
B. H. Ludlow Co will offer at auction the lato resi-
hencc OF George Parish State, Washington, ana Caro-
unets in the City Of Ogdenburgh; also, about 10000
Bcres of land, upon which are magnetic ironore beds
nachiuery, and buildings necessary Tor working the
'hinos -
Al sing Sing, att p. no., Messrs: Mallory & Blackwell
viii sell on tho premises the balance Of 100 building
plots. 4 fine view Of the Hudson may be had from any
enc OF these plots
At Avcnel ~ j. at p m. BIessrs A. p. Mellick, r.
sOclous yiilapots Special train from foot OF Court
iaudtst. at j. m.
estates O Henry Seymour OF Utca and jeremiah Price OF
Ebraeo and situated in the City OF Chicago and the ad
foceut counties has been advertised in columns for
some time. The sale Will take place on wednesday, the
5L inst AT tile sAlesrOOms Of Wm A Buffers & Co..
4 Rand 0pl-st., Chicago Tho property embraces sOme
valuable land the contemplated Parks and BOule-
cards The title To the property Is perfect aud the terms
easy.
zaurr-
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
Srum aoIOrks.
PASSENG ERS ARRLHED.

FROM HANBURG-Ia steamship GernaHa June p w HSoS
- NueI ds Iayeag Pretou Rose Sophie A1gus: Boles wal
burra Grover Caroline aud hor aw1s Csreas
WoT aud children WlnAndOrfer Emma Fischer Nok1S
Stssk wife Lehrbuser John Msngo vile anu sou
KrDE Lshrbeger, Thoms Lseits hba ASPp % ~
,ri children Jacob Aaier WIN. rcsum Martha paeI Hu-
Muller wife child Ee Bosid Mr. and Ms Muller pr
Ns Chspnsn Peck Mrs Gcbb0n. Mrs Psyrente huso N0O
Emie Boude. Lsais Blende Mart lleits Maria heit% ,n
FROM SAVANNAH-In steamship Hlut.yils Jans S-nss ~
Norris Mira A. NJ Mrs BATES, H. Taylor k OOodNle n
Tis.io ~ Fraser j. Wa tlour CssserY. NJ p Smiih j. "a
up NJ Pusen C. W. Brown W D. Browu J. OrAYe y W. FN'
I p Grav S u. Todd, Joseph Todd, W kee N.
PROM HAVANA Juue 9lu steamship Coamea-F r. Dran NHes
f1r bs and four servants Miss Van DeEier Miss " SteWai,
Jobp Iambdeu Miss F. Kelly Hiss Essenter W Jastu1
n C1p Mrs Carter A Cahalers, VILE chd ane
Mira y p de erau daersn, r. lie Teran A. Cs,a-
rey, Mr.. ID Degdo children IL HeatoH foneelot N
SAMSON Miss Degalo H. Coauatty, Bamio M de Asras
Nj Delgais Miss and servant Jas bont r. N,ho
D.Ido 70 Js,msu and dauqhter Betancourt Jos JoA
De Lamsr; Ms and Chapman G. MAuli r. Boeh
% Children and servants Balboa NJ NJ CLaras Louis POn-
vert H. Carmno r. Cenenayj Mrs C. Casanova ana c.n
Lasseira. and seryant Johh lsHng D
Gnsriss, Mrs J. surray; h. Blunt Capt Jonesi VI Ia
penbck wife child ~ Casielano Moon Do"ey d. Loo-
SmI lJS SsnL
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
wRnyYspAYs WEATHER REPoRr-sL
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EBw.YoRK..........'....''
nrEADEn


CLEARED. ,,.
s,.,.,soIow. Heddervick Ggow; Jays, Cook nverp9at
Mubau FoTsyn a.,oa astteras Roberts Norfolk
noH tg6t CauEns Francisco; Bhine' Jordan L0HoOa'
o1o hT'f n Armstrong Lodge Cadl for Oisni Michele h'nd
Bristol rig shelby Peou s. Hannah Ras,oa St JoS y
e Loud Rio GrabAe del Sui; Bya Lune QasslssSn S st
ID Little Fury Cunnn3 3naH h9sAIo
1osG ssws; Uruguay, Gouey, Annapolis N D OaA0 D'
Cow Bay Is wilde, Heather Chlresoui NJ RoEers Ja'Esos
,ore. Peuusyvania, Hochkiss PfoySncei S ,raH tS.
so, Cbafesoni Delmar, LaHk, he"oea " VI "'' ''
Uncasyiue. rvyrD
Steamship Palmyra, Watson Liverpool May 70 Vaee' "
via BosioR 5G3S oanba Carngha Glasgow &C. via MOv' May ~
ml Sn Henry Chauneey COnner Aspnwa June mails pAs>
nde and treasure; % U,.r Cow Bay C. D, n DAYS, co,L
Steamship Beae Lt Bn1 via 1gTs g0s s , 81 saa pss
Ga Aye, 10 days. aud molasse lie" YIN P0'e
bark lrR' to o1a s1, ~ so gts Antwerp 80 DAYS mise
BsrS ingn olsen Port Talbot IS DAYS railroad iToa
BsIf Theodore He1ier, LordoG 81 days iolse ,h
B Bs @ Inn, Lindsay McAimou H1lsboo B., days plaster
Brig FG5 ds Ts Is5, rS.l Sssa.So P r. is days, noAsss
Brs Tasso Ruggiero, Palermo q DAYS slPdsH
s sesr RGT'N Hi IDS smith Ellsworth lumber and lashs
er Sesr an, A AoSS Mesn COOK St John days CASTRO
sehr VaIeut, Crane Windsor n ), = Gays, Pss.eE ,
schr Ruth Atwood, Kemp BeTmla" u"''' PiO-1'e
scbr r. r. Kirk Burnett, AeIaniHS u H. ,,,,.-
Horton wa4Se ,n %5dSS T.os T. = aiy plaster
sS Albert Treat SAWYER Windso N S. days. plaster
DOMESTIC PORTS.
posroY lime 9Arei, ship kl stone from Caleta birks u
pH fom Cahagena; Elot gon Arroyo F. RI schrA d. sag
YER from Baracoai FaWn, from Portau-Frnce'
FOREIGN PORTS.
upToS June 9-The steamship Hnss from NeSlork arrived
h'I BnSsEs iS Jupa aThe steamship Fulton from NevYo arrived
here yesterday. ~
BoroN June oThe sch Yaukee BLADE Of Buclsl % % cb,t
nam Care Cod They throwing over The cargo A0p' VI e
OF at the next high tile -.-----
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
NEw-YoRK CITY;

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring TO purchase rent such property
will frd TO their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper and in addition TO this advantage The TRIBUNE
VIII bc found not only in New-Yor and ali its cities and
villages but n every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should bo as brief as Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear 20 the
reader would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
are res l,y an classes THE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention % reports OF sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value Of its col
rpus as an advertising Medium Tho charges for adver
tsinr arc as follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, Is cents per line
por each insertion; WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 per line: SEM.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE d cents per line. About ten words Of
our wide columns average line Terms, cash in advance
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
Gitu gsaI Gstafs for SaI,.

HAST SIXTEENTH and EAST SEVEN
u gEEEyTSTS-FOR SALB-HOUSB and LOT3 one on each
Fsts Broadway and Fhsve Sixteenth and Seventeenth
a. .f. ct Z5f4 block Price 6S0OCJ and sd50D0 Apply 70
MA HOMER MORGAN. No 2 Pinesk
Tor SALE-Three LOTS, 75x1OO, on West
.i LOTS, With fJeltoy brick % @sI 5.test Pays
I0T 12s. 120 -ST.-FOr SALE at great
- s-.ce tie above PROPERTY situated 1esT M3slngS9 g
kle ra-y Ferries Rndrr lease, and good BUS u
st Prey an opportunity for good Investment lrquTe 0
CHEVEY & DIXON, No l95 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
fIN0 observation-disclosures and CAPITALISTS.

rINO MANUFACTURERS and CAPITALISTS.
A valuable PROPERTY viii be offered ior SAIk ~ Waterloo,
Bkhwk County by pub AUCTION on the 4h day oiJune
q the Court House -,
consists Of building two storie; hgh 1896 e Sb The
yb 10 draw from Cedar Falls Iowa loo uehe OF ustet
Tie building proof dry tn 30 feet hA @H10 iees heat
ed hy with ptges, boilers, &c
outludiug and there are two oros mrhhe WheH one
5Gnrh Lae building the two giving about 81 horse power
Of and othet EacEineU suitable
Tor manufacturing purposes The buildings are bt class Power con
aut and uug The property The track efhe loEa division
Of the Illinois Railroad and contains s6on ihseqnae 81 ah
OF grouHd .---.-, a.. M,
Tb bnpgs veo erected aho three AZ cost OF f5We
for the purpose starch anl are aishe Tor d'e
Implement mnnuiicl0ff other
su brg about 10 he sold SbenTs so u be o a. great clee
Parties desiring farther information will address TOWNSEND kNAPP
Cedar Pals. iowaI
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
CORPORATION Hotitrs.

NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. each niored With the as
which relates the II the bidder ans Tue daie o.
presentation win be received at this Olce Until oeoc a o.
MONDAY Juno a. 1863 for the construction Of STONE DLOCh FAVE
MBNfS in the following streets. to wit:
C0estiessip, from Pearl 10 5elth.street;
West Wssklngton-place from 4thstree 10 6th-ATenuei
Forty fnh.street. from 10th to lh-avsgue;
SiIty.Grst.stre from 81 10 5tb.ayenuc;
Forty frs-s.rcet. FROM 9TH to 8thavenue;
Madison avenue from 42d to 6jih.street,
l24ih street. from 5th 10 9th avenue
2sth street, from Broadway to 8th-avenue;
Sis. street. ffoia % o LexingSn-a a ,ehue;
kHhaveuue frotn5 %
Ts4th.street. from Broadway to Un.vrrslty-pllcei
Pourteestistrect frem 81 avenue 10 Edst Ryeri
Avenue y, from Houston to l4h.street. and
Seveuty.ei ght hstreet from lst to 5nayenue.
specifications and forms for the bids oh
talued on application at this Office TfOS STEPHENS, Ctotou
~ ROBT. /. DARRAGH. Act
New.York June !, 1863. GEORGE s. GREBNB) Board
New-York tribune., 1869-06-10
uy,slt5.sim Comfy ytaI estate for saIt.

C0R EATE-At White Plains, Westchester
Co. r. S. COUNTRY SEAT of late Wm A. Freedom Jog acres
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II YOU WANT to PURCHASE YONkEkS
4 PROPERTY, call On J. TOUhANS, Agent l0nkeA