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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18
Counting the Electoral Vote.
EXCITING SCENE IN CONGRESS.

ran smoothly TIL Louisiana was reached
when the inevitable Mullins, of Tennessee.
demanded separation of the convention
~ +oord II,,.o ,,,or
ana = 'o.o IN "a, 800 anu l'ouso "l a
ms ""J'otion = oo17n iepuo''o"N' y
"on8hC nun 10 recall MS op1ect'oh' anu
Senator Patterson of his own state went
over and labored with him to that end,
hn+ he vyos ohatinfte An bopr was oecu-
a.:
p'eo III 'dN'nS 'i'o No'e' "ii,'
gained;-in fact much was lost, rs the vote
witch was given will be quoted in tire
NEXT uouse when the Louisiana congress
..,1
-,
Every VhihS passed. from TINS poi''' " III
Smoothhe--' tiil georgia was reached
when Gen Butler objected to counting its
vote M Wade twice ovcrrnIed the OH
;o,.t.,,, ND. -,
), ~.
''e S"OJec1' oo1 senator Drake OF Nils
sour, and one or two other persons Joined
Butler, and mr.. Wade became confused
aud "a q. short rad .ort.,f ~, +r,r11oy
IL. A.. s.....". -
''' ~ ~ i0'''' '''!"-" '''i'
was clearly III violation OF the JOINT reS"-
luton which provided how Georgia'- vote
should be counted After the Senate re-
tired the Hau4c.vntel that t,aor. ~, .l1nla
NOR h.. c.,,r,.d .l.,+ a.. c,.,,,., ;.;.,s
upon '"e q" 'e'l''cht Oh the JOINT fulo'
passing resolution to that effect, which
WI. AN Indirect eap-ura rs NJ lv,1n
Traa,, th, r,.t,,r,, 20 a., c.,,..... ~.
,.''', d. '''.''. "''S t"'e'"l scene occurred
MF. wade ordered the tellers to proceed
with thyIr count and declare the result
Gen. Butler made :, 1,oint Of order and
NJ yv,l,. ,....,,.,.l ,,......;.:. NJ.
-
'hoh tI4'''0d from hr' W AIDES deci7lon,
but the tcllcr- went on a. directed. A
number of the members Of the Hons,
b.o,sn To- sh,ot ord, orl.r %, ND pn,1.,
~ " i'"'' ''n'' mat the .9enat'
hF'e leave to retire, Representative
Tu.sn.. al ,f -TIli,,;, .,,7 y :x, . S,.y
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18
Important Railroad Movement.

The Lebanon Springs railroad, just
completed and soon to be, put in opera
ton, has been leased perpetually to the
Bennington and Rutland railroad, and the
latter road has been purchased. and is
now owned by William Butler Duncan,
of the firm of Duncan, Sherman * Co, Of
New York; Oliver Charlick, President Of
the Long Island railroad; Trenor W.
Park, Con II. Henry Baxter, Samuel J..
Tlden Major 4. \. Selover, and others.
At a meeting OF the owners, held at the
Bardwell house, yesterday, an organiza-
ton was perfected by electing Il board of
directors, consisting of
Oliver Charlick, New York.
VIM. Butler Duncan, .
\. y. Selover, "
Saml J. Tilden,
T. W. Park, Bennington
John y, Baxter, Rutland.
Carlton T. Stevens, Nergcnneg.
Edward !. helps, Burlington.
Henry Blood,
The board elected Oliver Charlilk,
President, and L. W. Park, Vice Presi-
dent.
The company have made arrangements
with the Harlem railroad for a close con-
nection for long term of years.
Palace and sleeping cars are to he put
on when tho road " opened, and will be
run from Montrea, 10 New York without
change Of ears.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18

be is acquainted with the above guArst-ors. "a
knows them 10 be men Of I4vQ0Giy, and III i. n,
make good iheir qua antee.
DATED
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FORM or PROPOSAL. GUARANTEE AND
CERTIFICATE.

PROPOSAL.
me undersigned --- whose po.t-Oitice
aduItss Is -, county Of, htate 81
-, proposes to convey the mall- If the United
States nom July !. 1862 10 June 30, 1873 on
route No. -, between ana
under the advertisement of the Postmaster Cen
efal, dated November U.s. 1865, with 'c.ler1ty Ger
tainty and security" for the annual sum OF -
dollars.
This proposal is made with full knowledge Of
the distance of the route, the weight OF the mai
TO be carried, and all other particular in reference
10 the route and service, and also after ear. fui
examination OF the laws and instructions attached
To the advertisement
Dated ,Sir,,os
GUARANTEE
HE undersigned, residing at State of
undertake that, IL the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail on route No. - De accepted
by the Postma,ter General, the bidder shall prior
20 the day OF July, 1862 into the required
oohgation or contract TO perform the service pro-
posed, with good and sufficient sureti.s
ms we do, understanding distinctly the obi
cations and liabilities assumed by guarantees
under the 9th section Of the act On Congress OF
July 2, 1886
Dated Signed by two guarantorsl
CERTIFICATE.
The undersigned, postmaster at -. State
OF -, certihss, under his oath Of office, that
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18

lie prayer and to private communion with
God. Where the season is kept in accord
ance with its true design, it often results
in the quickening of genuine religion in
the hearts of protesting Christians, and in
large accessions to the number Of COM
municants.
Champaign Liberal Conference.
The Champlain Liberal Conference
commenced its session at the Rutland
Opera House yesterday afternoon. In the
absence of the Rev DIR. BAllou, the per
manent president, Rev. Chas. Woodhouse
was chosen president pro teDa., and Rev.
G. w. Emerson, of Mortified, Secretary
The directors held meeting to arrange
the programme of the convention, which
is published in this mornings HERALD
\ large number of clergymen and dele
gates are present from various parts Of
the State, among whom are Rev. l.. G
Ware, of. Burlington, Rev. c, w. Emer-
son, Of Mortified, Rev. +. S. Foster, Of
Chester, Rev y \. Adams, OF Cistleton
We hope to give full roll Of the eonven-
ion and its proceedings in Saturdays
HERALD,
Last evening Rev c. b. rockingham,
OF New York, preached an eloquent dis
c 5ursc on faith as an elefnaut Of tie soul
aud as a religious tenet. lie presented
). t .,. :,,,..,, - ~, o. Il11 .-l rl.gr man.
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4 United STATES MAILS.
ERAIONT.
Post Office Department,

Washington, November -, 1868.
PROPOSALS WiH be reccired al the Conttdct
office Of this Department until p. m. Qf IledteS
day, March 81 1863, for Conveying The pidtiS az
The Jnited states frOm Jaiy l, 1872 10 lime ~,
1873, in the Stdfe0f Vermont, on the routes Ghd oy
tie schedules Of departUres and dTrttdIs nara"
Ill gI
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(Bidders Should erqD,ine carff'uHy Ne forms,
and instructions dniered, espe,iaiiy TIE tlttrPait
OF instruction 49,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18

AELNGrol- The officers of Arlington
Lodge, No. IL, T. O. OF G. T. for the 81
suing. year age as follows
VIM shepherd, w c. f.
Mrs, Geo, II. Phillips, w. V. +
Gso, II. Phillips, r. G. r
] Ii. Hobart. W S
T. i. Davis, w T. S
Mrs b. w Stafford. w. +
Geo. w Phillips, W NJ
Miss Mary OAtrnan, w. l. q.
Geo. Stafford, w S
Mrs S NJ. Stafford, w. 4. S.
Miss s. Fowler, w d. NJ.
Miss Hattie Hopkins, w. r. n. s.
Miss Julia Whitman, W. l.. II. s.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18

-see Franklin Pos It's Real Estate column.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
AT SING SING.

PoR sALBAR elegant country seat About acres Of sns land
most beautifully located very commanding ridge within miles Of
the Depot with extended views Of the Hudson and the surrounding
country Fine lawn planted with 100 besides gres;
variety Of decdusus and towering hHrbs herba
pspts rosebu k The @ consists Of the best vsrs
ties OF dwarf and standard apples and pears peaches puu cherries
bAckbereS raspbsrhss goOsebres Strawberries eurant G The
roads and wallis built the thorough and covered with
the hind Of gravel the Central The buildings all
built In 1854 Hons. has l6 with abundance Of closets
bay Windows large belosed porch pa &C. Hot and cold water
bath and furnace CsrAgehous stable &c In one bug
26r6 with for Osehnsn gardener The whole in
perfect order and immediate possession given Photographs
be Oacs. Apply MALLORY BLACKWELL
1851 No. IS Liber,yst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
A. DfSoaE, AuctonseL
DY DINGEE, FENNER & Co., No. 8 Pine-st
IN HI. At
WIZ W n HTNFIWH W
THURSDAY. March IS. 1909,

THURSDAY March Is, 1863
At2 O'Clock =. the Exchange sae'room No III Bo,dwr
WRST TWENTY SGXTiESr No. l4lThe nuelass 4sorT, Bn
h brick House sI'7I bOek hOt aud cold water gas
tItures, range heater &c.
oop front Dseng With AIares through
out all modern improvements; slIe, l9tI3IBA $50
WEST THIRTY PlRSlsT. No. Je5A tsery high roop brick
Drelng with all modern Improvements. l0r9o boel
oNEiiUNpRED. AMI. TWESTlTHiRD AND OSRHUNDRBD-
ANDTWESTY URfHSTSll fall lots with One 2siy frame
buildings the premss only 70 e' Nes s
GRAND sRVBNTHAvE BOULEVARD j., o., ,-o,.-.
ONEHUgDRRD AND FORTY THlRDSr-Sonth SIDE liO eI wear
sfthe GRAND BOULEVARD full lots With the 2stoy frame Dwelling
thereon.
TEgTHAvB-Ba side IS feet south Of Onshnndfsd snd'WsnU
81 foil from rock nearly on the grade
west Of about fn lots rock level with grade
FIPTYTHRDsT-Trs lots south side OF street. only % ies' e
Of Madison ave grsdei no rset 49,, ~, n
For terms and particulars Apply O. ounce OF Auu0"ee' "
AT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
AT TARRYTOWN.

FOR SALg-Abet5 the bank Of the HudsOni within tea
dpoi garden With abundance Of fui dns
mental Double Stories fns furnace
marble mAute hot and cold water bath dumb waiter double 'he'
gas everything complete fora srstea Sumner aud Winter resi-
stable ice house 30 Apply for further pareu
lars 70 (3s) MALLORY BLACKWELL, No. S. Lbstyst
FOR SALRPo betweeD IrvngoR and ThryeUn one OF
the building location aud the only one len Of
extent MAgnssut views Of the river and surrounding eouo,
ssTsnE Of Psss passing through wooded a'ne
length Of the property. Only few minutes drive
from sac depot gbooo Of Of the foe residences
the Hudson THIS property divided great advantage Apply
TO MALLORY BLACKWELL
ClO No. s. Libs,tJst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
VIZ " LrTriE Agcfionesr
by WYCKOFF g. LITTLE.
On TUESDAY. March n. 1859

% TUESDAY March q. 1859
Of 10 COu-t, BfoOklrn
THREE SPLENDID EESDIhCEs on PlRSIPLACE SfAIESF,
AND FOURTltAvR. BROOKLYH.
No FIRSTPI LACE Cntun ErsHu. Jstory suboeiar.
hrow stone Jrt rooms aoor heater cellar in
splendid or .rri all imprJteners Ter.1s
No 40 STATE Nova scotia trout residence state
between Clinton and COufs.. jsi1 aud basement ~
water on each lnor heater Ia cellar. sic
POURTHAvE se " feet south Of Warren ST. story, base
slca bnok connected Niih all modra improve
Ueuts -
shove be ob,ansl at WfCKOFP LlrTLES No
Isl Muaaguest., and ~ Cedar Il, y. I.
THURSDAY. March p. 1859.
at the Exchange saissroon No. III BrUad-sE n. T.,
Al "a O'Clock.
IMPORTANT TO MANuPACTURRRS
VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY MAR THB CANAL,
BROOKLYN, AND VALUABLE FACTORY PROPERTY on
DEANSr -
SALE POSITIVE AsD PBRBMPToRY.
HAMILTONAYB., BUSH, AND SMifHSlN-The plot OF ground
making lots with front Of 100 feet inches
am;oRave 80 feet inches Snht and l5 feet Inches on
BUSIEST This property within few irs Of The Gowanus Ctaa nd
valuable for manuae.urugor busGsu purposes VI any kind
Maps ready
splendid manufacturing property Sh bung. mahinsry
&c about - feet depth 90 10 feet Nth siorJ
building 2jIt5i lstorT brick building 20Ifj i.orv bnek
building 2jr76 sud 2snry brick building 15E6 with
IS horse poser with turning mOB aud saving machinery
For full particulars, see diagram map
Also at the time and pla,s,
No 66 HBNRYSf betseea Brsw and Saestt as.ory base
ucra bygwp s0ue irun dgeng zjr lot 23r6 Zee,
containing All the is5dem improvements; splendid order
No. ~ FORT GREENPLACK. between Fulton aud DekalbA
3sy tpen brownsoBe dwelling 2riO with extension OIlO
lot 26J 30 In good order al the modern
paps ready WlckOFF
MOntbgusst. Brooklyn aud No. u Cedsr.st, n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
SntticM Salts Of Etal estate.

A j. BLEECKER, SON & Co. will sell at
~ Auction TUESDAY March o. at o'clock at The BIhsng.
BleErOon,
SIXTY BGHTHS lots the north side Of SIt It,
200 feet vest 81 Bevspth-sve
HANDSOME HOUSE ON SEyRSTY-sRVENrH.ST. FOR SALE
EAST SEVENTY SEW EN1H story hghsOop PaIGdel
phs brick House and north side OF ahou 200
feet east Of Tsr lot 2sIO22 1910 with alley Eve feet
wide leading TO the with brown arch and iron gate The
house has ornamental brOwnstsn trimming was bu BY the owner
his has ndepender walls and all the modern I'm
proyeneDts On the Of the lot small twoory frame house
THlRDAYBTwO hts Of ThrdATe and Nineieth st.
corner lot, % lOl, and tue ether lot 25Il0o
lots south side OF Snsteh sdonins the
above each lot 1lO0ef ON three Of these lots
house with extension and fine stable with shed attached
observation-disclosures double brick hous
and lot OF ground side Of
Onehundrsd and 2I8O house 50 Deep and
floor halls wanscoted, &c
BGHIlBIHST-Two beautiful lots south side Eighethst l25
feet east Of FhaTe overlooking Central PARK first
mortgage.
splendid lots north side Of Eighty sixth
st. IS feet Of Avenne b. each 2I0O8
feet wide. severed and tagged
oNEHUEDRkDASD:fW KSTY FIRST. ST.-Rour lots south side
Ouebundre~ aud twenty hst, los
Third sBd FOurthaVeA rock all good sand
mortgage.
Maps at No. II Cedsrst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
A LBERT II. NICOLAY, AUCTIONEER
N POSITIVE sALR
ELEGANT BRowSsTOSB HOUSE AND LOT,
No. 20 South Hihh-st. Brooklyn, I'D.

ELEGANT BRowS.sTOSB HOUSE AND LOT,
No % South Sinthst. BrOOklynBD
Also.
FOUR DESIRABLE VACANT LOTS ADJOINING INCLUDING
TIlB CORNER or sRCOSDST.
At AUCTION
ALBERT H. SICOLAY
Will sell al pablo suction without WEDNESDAY March d.
1869, at II clock a. tie Brchsnge Salssroom. No. Ill
Broadway (rnuy Bui.Jingl. Nesfork
handsome story bhtaop sud
cellar HOUSE and LOT No. &c south ah north
SIDE between Secoa AID Third IS iet of Seonit Brooklyn
r. ID. Lot % feet ilchs aid by - feet iep oise ~
feet inches by % tt iee1 all the beautifully res
coed and decorated Throughout containing an The c
main hall and ve.tbule tiled with bile; batir the
floor; Kitchen nor walnut AMI abb ut ggr 10 back -
cemeaei with good cnse esrGe e horg
pounds No eIpeus bs been pare 90 neemru I'm
having been made iiar o. tue h tie
without regard To- cost a'd pronounced to be o the
houses The ely aud b. a. be apprrc
stcd Also. four dcfae LOrS siung ircu the Il
Seoudst n feet inches % deep
immediate improvements The location delightful In
ucghhsrhood be
obtained fnr doing blD tue cas- oNrvlok hHz within
Of he koae cit ferrr foot Of CHE Broad
late South Styerhst Property In this vcutT coHstsny Ming
value ard this sac ofe unusual rduo-usU either place II
resilrur~. speculation, Tr0it1lle Investment.
TERMS OF SAlE-Fin rru Il br purchase
bond ard mortgage ff ave The title nispnts l"
Hsy j.
Ror permits To yie~ House and particulars sppr
the AHctl"Decr ALBEIT H. ft'lAl. Ne - llu~st, y l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
ADRIAN II. MULLER. Auetioneer

ADRIAN II. MuLLRR Aneoneer =
EXECUTORS SALE of VALUABLE PROP
h ERTY OS sRCoSDAyB-AI RAN u MULLER VIII
KlNs Co. will se auction WEDNESDAY Hareh at 10 O'clock
al The Exchange s.esroom No III Broadway BY order Of the EIea
tors Of John McMenony deceased
sBCONDAyBTbs Lot Of Land with the hrtess, Substantially
bait brick HoDse thereon situate on The northeast corner OF
snd Sevenh add known lis Second The
house GO feet deep With wosor and basement
hall and all
Lot 26 feet inches by l23 feet Possession May 1853
EECOEDAVE-Two three and basement bnoi Honss aud
Lot. situated on eastery side Second 81 feet inches north
OF Seohd Nos ~ snd "a Seoud,e The houses
are each by about 4 " have hEh subcelr
SIXTY Of the purchase
main o. bond aud mortgage Tor or ) wears PtIO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
notH, WILKINS. Anetionesr.

nOEHn WiLKiHs AnctioneeL
EXTRA large PLOT, Nos. 63, %, ~ and 90
Crbvst formerly the New York Medical Colege-B w. LUD
low Co. will SELL at auction. wkDgESpAi March ~ 1863.
Al n ok AZ tic Exchange Ssesroom No. Ill BroAdSaJ "
CROSBY sT-The valuable PLOT Of GROUND 72I0o feet With
and basement brick building Nos % o. o. And " Crob 81
Medical College and recently occupied by
Mossrs CoIsndor good orders contains hne steam
Engue and % nearly Ouss Patent Hosting
Appsus By the exhaust steam with beating pipes also
all the rcDroof doors
AID being built within three cost Of $500
Poson sud ID floors and basement May ltoJ bniy per
cen, can remain on bond add mortgage
Mans At the AcctOBeefs Office. lJsaD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
n. HENKQuKs, AnctoueeE
DY ALLEN Il BROWN.

II y u
W. ALLEN JOSIAH W. BROWs HoRIro HESRioUEs
REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SALE
THURSDAY, March IS 1879
10 o'clock the Exchange Saeoom No Ill Broadway New
York valuable FARM Rel Bank Monmouth County New
jersey the Shrewsbury River containing about With the
buildings thereon pos of about each. Buildings comprise
wing small cottage, barn. wagon house. and stables
together
Plot No about acres contains budngs and bs, front Of
river With orchard garden &c other plots
Nos /, D. D. T. and -
Ts dsbls property being 10 amost delightful and healthy
Of on kewYOfk b. steamboat railroad
pleasant Driving boating Ghng
bathing Lc and WITHIN sr mile, 81 Long Branch.
siusted and admirably adapted for division into BALD
Ing lots lor oogatry residences 80
Terms. cash he highest bidder Maps aud particulars al the once
Of hs Auctionecrs No. 10 BrOsiwAI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
AT NYACK.

FOR Saba bassOms country SEA, Nyact 10 acres
commanding AbOnt 500 feet river 'front.' boat
Ing bahg &c would take in payment bouss Ia Brooklyn
also cottages river fruits In abundance. AFpJ
(Go9 MALLORY L BLACKWELL, No. IS Liberty.sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
: ". allen, co@mls.ioas;' .
J, w. BROWN. I 1srss and
@. 81, DEPEW, Assessmesss-

CRY o. Ekw.YoRx DEPARTMENT % FIsAscL BUssAuosl
REcRIvER TAXES CouRrhousK Pax. y chsnesrta
pUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that az
ANDREW SMITH esq Attorney for the Coseios Anssrs o.
Personal Taxes No. III Naau shat ;bs beos relaxing 70 sssa
arrears will be found at said Once
No person bu. he said Attorney .s ssdssasa assa 70
hereafter when the Marshal to whom the same directed wiz Is
authority collect The nudd therein and al wsrss hsrsse
Personal TxsS hsfsby
sssAisrnaadst-Datsd Nsw.forK. January ~ lssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
AT HYDE PARK.

FOR BALR-oss hundred ard thirty running from the Albany
Turnpike the Hudsop with 600 yards water Ont large frame house
With shOntAgs including wings Of feet IS feet deep some Is
farm house Of cottage Of rOons on the river bank
elegantly enbed black ulaut aud other cottages or rooms
large barns ssrgehouse stable greenhouse rOsery gapsy, loo
house. 10 fs anchorage yisha desirable place for
lsnap either for Summer permanent residence.
Q09 MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL, No. IS Liber!y-It n. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
A. j. BLKKCKKa AuotoneeL -
DEREMPTORY SALE.-VALUABLE THIR-
II TENTH WARD PROPERTY Delaney and COLUMBIA

SITS. -. -, o,,, - -. uvpnvp.
J. BLFECKER SON Co., will SELL At auction on "kDNES
DAY March a. At y o'clock, at the ETchf Sassroom;
DELAECEY SPTemiss No 28 corner Of NDetst tsov bnef
house and ot; new has water and sever
No 20 adOiningi new EsioU bnek
No 224 sdonng +,;ory single tene
nsut bonsr In good order has wAtef gas and seHeL
DELANCEY No ll HJoihing %soy double tcne
house In order; has water, gas, aud sewer
Possess on Immediately. Fihy Per cent eau remain $3.50,
and basement brick house and lot No. IL
Conmbs At between Broome Grand the beat orlsr has
srd.apished wall.
Possession LIST Of MAY BAlf on mortgage
Mana al No. Cedsfsl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
Al BL.EcsER, Auciloneer
DOTrJ EVAPn AND Uptown LOTS

A. J. BLyEckER, Aucloneer . -
BOULEVARD AND UPTOWN LOTS
ID A. j. BLBECKBR, SON Co WI SELL At AUCTION On
THURSDAY u O'clock At the Exchange saesroom
DRIVE OR BoULEvARD lots w. corner Of the Drive or boais
y.nl and Ninety eghthst, each 25rlOe corner rs III 80
NINETY EIGHTH ST9lo on north aide MneyeghthN ~"
feet Of Tenth each y BY various depths nom 10 70 s9o
oSEII RNT ST. lots north SIDE One hund'
se1nth o feet q TenthA. each y BY hatth BLOT
NDRED AND EiGHTHST lots directly IN rear OF the
south side one hundred and eghh and OF hs lame
Dimensions
,s, Of Po fourth each 2IlOOi 90 per cent mortgage
SEVENTY lots north sde about ia feet east Of
Rlvenids Park
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22

EXECUTORS SALE of valuable REAL
II ESTATE At suction TO close the estate o. the late HIRAM
MARSHALL deceased VIII 10 sold the Courthouse In Pough
Isepe WEDNESDAY March o. 1862 a. o'clock M ha0H
some gothic HOUSE "a by % h with wing BY II r. containing
beside halls pautrss lc Size Of @ 100 b. s9 IN uepsn
fronting Maint In the village Of Hyde Park On s
stables barn eArags aud other ontbnidnsA Also
PLOT LAND adjoining the west side 100 by 1889 o. VeU dra
bic In connection Also HOUSE and LOT fronting on
Abany' Pos Road with an entrsne: 70 the barn
particulars Inquire OF H. NkpDkh ef IT, H.
HORaRALL. EIssuteIi. HIds PsEk. DaieAsm Co. n. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-22
AT YONKERS.

FOR sALE-over Of land handsomely laid out ornaments
and fruit trees fruits the part u the village with
river extending Staten Iaud house frame thoroughly we'll
built IT rooms Laundry bathrooms and water throughout
furnace sptgubt' bets &c good stable carriage house.
&c Apply MALLORY BLACKWELL, No IS Lber,yst (t2)
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AT NORTH BRANCH,

ON NEw,JBRsBY CENTRAL RAILROAD.
FOR sALBl5 under good cultivation and well fenced
and old trses I3O - At house and
barn; Minutes wall from depot
MALLORY BLACKWELL No. IS Llbsriyst
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ADRIAN II. MuLLER Auctoueer
VALUABLE LOTS on NINTH-ANE: NEW

VALUABLE LOTS on NINTH-AVE., NEW
AVE-. ONEHUNDRBD ANDFiFTH and oSE.HUNDRBD-A AND
SIXTILSrS, At AUCTION
ADRIAY II. MULLER WILKINS Co will sell at Auction
TUESDAY March 49, at u O'clock the Exchange Saroon No.
III Broadway;
HUNDRED AND STXTHST-6 lots south SIDE Of One
Eghthsve running through 10
fronting The taxes of ~
on he rest side Of these lots
NISrAvEzlos side Of NnthaVe 50 feet north Of One hsnd
red. fniiNhsL
ONHUHD AND SIXTST2 lots south side Of One hundred
Iibs 100 feet east Of NuhaVe, extending through to ard trout
inr o. Onehundrei ssi.6hh-st -
NINTH AVE. lots south west Of hundred hhst
and Ninlh-aVe
HINTAYREgh Lots west side Ninthsve, comprising the entire
front and One hunte
NINTAVE-One side 80 feet inches south Of Ninety
located having hns Of Harlem Flats
sound Westchee County High Bridge Morning Side
Pars the Bonlersfd and Ceatrp PARK 4IG5) =
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JAMES NJ. MILLER. Anctloneerr,,

IAMES nj. MILIEK, AuctIOnetr,
- SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
Ou FRIDAY, March 20,
. 70 oci.L Al the EXCHANGE SALESROOM No Ill BR0ADWAf
TRisITY BDNG NEW YORK By order Of the heirs OF Helena
Herman deceased VALUABLE LOT OF LAND. with the two
TURRESTORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSES thereon erected non,
between
a. ma, Known As NJ. formerly No. 1870. SiIthst. .
For further pseusr apply 10 the Auetonee NO. 20 rms
,t; or 10 wM A. w. LoWRRRB. Attorney No. 10 WHFfhsh'
kes-York Cy
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ADRIAN IT, MuLLsR, Ausioneet
BOULEVARD LOTS AT AUCTION.
ID ADRIAN ". MULLRR. p r. VILLAINS Co, will SELL Al
AUCTION on TUESDAY March 49, Al IL O'clock Al tho BIcbABsa
sslesrooun No III BrosiWsy, go
OSRHUNDRBDTH STPour lots north side Of one hundrsdtht
eety ct Of the Boulevard
OSEHINDnED FIRST sTPour lots south side 81 b1nd
Immediately 10 the Of the last bsd lots
Mar. at ose. Of he Gselous.r, No Finest $500