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PRING GOODS
We offer full stock Of ell kinds Of
DRY GOODS,
of the best makes, 1T the lowest cash prices.
Call at No. SO GENITAL STORES.
Opposite Centre Market.
apN-6t VIM. Riley q BROTHER.

GLYMON PAVILION.
Inns 90 sntful and we'll known summer resort
hes been leased for q long time BY the a n 4
we'll known caterer and nfectioner, vEIAY
JOS II. sHAFHIELD, No. GAG Penn lk.5U1
The Pavilion and ether buildings have been put
in thorough repair, and the grounds in shsdt
places supplied with numerous benches and tables
for the comfort Of visitors during the seasoD
Meals, the hest the market can anord, will be
served ct all times twhether excursioos Or not AZ
.,Ihe Bar viii be supplied with the best Liquors,
The Conftctionery Department will be spppied
With the best Creams, Cakes Fruits' and other
The srounds viii be reSy for the RECEPTION. Of
visitors snd excursions BY the FIkSr " nay
All ~ OBLIGATIONS for the grounds must Do maae az
No GAG Pennsylvanis avenue, between l1th and
Private parties wishing to spend Q delightful
time during the day visit the srounds oy taxing
the mail boat ct O'Clock .. m, and returning AZ
The etrictest order will be enforced, and dts
ORDERLY persons permitted to land on the grounds.
spatMayl Proprietor.
NJ DURKIN, GARDBNBR AND FLORIST: IL
NI prepared TO plant and farnishrrees and0 ~
to be Satisfactory. Garden 18th and ste. -
east Of The Capitol. Store 3s9 II street. betSeen
18th and 18th streets. N. B.-No Deed Trees
planted. spl-lm.
LOB RINT-sTORI under MetroDolitan Hotel.
+ Apply Of No. $50, corner Of New Jsresy eve.
nue. and street. del1-0
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ANNIVERSARY OF THE WASHINGTON CRY
SABBATH SCHOOL UNION The annual gath
eriIg Of the Sunday schools connecioi W tn
THIS a. sociatien Will take place on MONDAY
May l.. Eighteen schools have so far mott fied
the ofhcers that they will take part In the pro.
cession, and II is hoped that many more will
yet report- South Washington and the eastern
portion OF the city have now associations OF
their own. and thus the numbers of the old
association Will be reduced. The following
nave been chosen as the marshals for the day:
General Whittlesey, chief marshall MIR. Slater,
marshal of the northern district Mr. Ross. for
the eastern district: Mr.. w. Stickney, for the
central district, (from Seventh to Twelfth
street. and Mr.. Gleeson, for the western dis
tnct Inc committee on music nave selected
the following hymns "Hosannah," "Sabbath
Bells, "keep on Praying" and "Thanksgiy.
ing Anthem which have been printed, with
the music, and are now ready for distribution
Three churches have been seleIed, namely
Foundry, Congregational, and METROPOLITAN
Methodist Episcopal Church. 10 which TO hold
the exercises, II they can be obtained. The pro.
eranme complete will soon be issued by the
marshal.
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DENTISTRY.
nR. LEWIE DAVIS DENTAL Assam.
NJ. ESQ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
Between 18th aud 18th streets
TEETH EKTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.

No charge vii be 'uaaa for . attracting u here Ar
taclal Teeth are inserted. although
psiie Mt VIII be REQUIRED O. pay Tor the -
sErsicai operation when rerfofm-d which ~-llD
will bs deducted when the teeth are male TIE
association ~ now prepared a. make Teeth On
Gold, silver, and Rubber New York, pnilsdel-
phia, and Boston prices All persons wi.ht0g den
tai work done cen have IL cheap ss n the above
nsmed oitfes All work will be done ia the nea'ss,
ara rest manuer. and warrar fed 20 siye entire
satisfaction. Persons will 10 we'll % call ana On
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IHE COuRTA.

ORPHANs' Court. Judge Purcell To-day,
Eizabeth0 Robinson was appointed guardian
OF the orphan Of Richard q. Rogers, late Of the
army-bond Sl,0O. The first account of the
guardian TO the orphans OF Bennett Swan was
passed and approved.
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I UMBER! LUMBER LUMBER =.

large stock and complete assortment Of Build
ing lumber, Hemlock Fencing. Cyprus Shin giss
White Pine and Spruce Pickets, Cedar Posts, &C.
Also, , .,r,
Of all kinds on hand aud for fae At lowest market
rate by WILLET &EEDGRAVE,
Corner New York avenue and 9Th street,
one square from Northern
apl5.tf Liberty Morket.
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DRoPOsALs FOE TIE FRICTION OF
NAVAL OBSERVATORY.

DkOPOfALS fOk The kkwCIInN Oh
L BUILDING AT IHE UNITED STATES
NAVAL OBSERVATORY.
UNITED STATES NAVAL 0BsERvAroRY,l
WASHINGTON, 18th April, 1859 4
Sealed Proposals for extending the wet wing.
Y. B. naval Observatory" and addressed TO the
soyerptendent, viii be received until noon Of
SATURDAY. May Is. 1853
Drawings and specifications Of the work may be
seen q the observatory.
1he work to be completed ny ,st August, 1883.
apl+wSsAw Commodore, superintendsnt.
LIMITED STATES PArENf OFFICE,
WAsHINsroN, ID. O., March 10. 1879.
On the petition Of ALPn Eue O. GALLAHUE,
Of New York, y; T.. prayins for the sxssasios Of
for On improvement IN nachines Tor PesGing Boots
and Shoes. this applicatish having been author
lied By an act Of C.nsress. dated March 5. l6es:
L. 10 ordered, that Sid EDITION be heard &C this
once on the Slst day OF lay next. ANY DorUon
sitfons, sad other papers shculd Be 0led In this
Once twenty days bssors tns dsH q nSs onrrs
ma stisvsv Oo9nissioner OF Psssnss,
GINITED sTAfEs PATENT OFFICE,
u WAsHINs ron, ID: @, April ?, 1889.
delIhi.. r., yraying for ths exteasion Of patent
an inTroyenent I'm Sand Paper Outline hschipss:
It % ordered that said petition be heard q this
once on the INST day Of June next. Any Derson
may oDposs this ension. Objectfons.
md othsr IsDers should b. aled In this slloc
svsnH asSs eseors ths day Of hssss5ine, 300,
sPs-isvsv oeaaisdonsf q fstssss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-01

THE CONVENIENT PAINTING OPPICE.-Mr.
Clapp- the Congressional Printer, vest .rday
MADE the following changes at the Govern
ment Printing once Col Harrisod Ci OJis,
OF Marietta. OHIO, promoted iron proof render
20 foreman. vice Mr.. Lathrop, relieved; DtnIe;
W. Flynn, of New York promo,ri from r.,
wiser TO assistant foreua1, vice Mark Wood
ward, relieved; John A. ShanklIn, of Craw-
louisville, Indiana. As foreman of tbs 100
printing Office, vice j. &. FUa1ZonI retisy 4
Captain A. II. Brock is placed in charge of the
specification room These gentlemen hay.
heretofore been employed in the office for some
time, ard " ere all prOmIn. Mt members of the
Grant and COlfaN Club, which was organic q
during he last Presidential campaign Tn
appoIn tmsnf Of these gentlemen 10 higher posI.
lions Will nscessitata some other changes Mr.
GeoTge M- Fillmore has been appointed CLERK.
wee Madison Davis, removed In the Bo1k-
hIncery. Mr.. Harvey Roberts, assistant FORE
man, VIII act as foreman until one shall b. an.
pom ed. W Inch VIII De- n no the middle OF NAV
MT tlapp Is now e1ga.Td IN peri. g nC n pl an
whereby the office Will be si.ted OF Incomp
tent men. Mr.. Clapp proposes, also, - app)in
thoroughly competent ma1 ssprep Ter OF
copy whose duty Is - be 10 prspar4 for tn-
f0Teman ali the copy 2 ven % thu cOmpos tor
upon the indnctIol o. Mr. lapp into OH - on
tn l. n OF April, ne found by a schs fuIs pr
pared for his 2 that there wa air. DIV in the
Office abOnt .5.tDJ p .ges OF books 20 be publish
ed THIS work is now m progress, aud x,th
the fc~ce now on hand Will probIbly ~ COM
pl-ted by the end ofthis mOnth. In II expCe Cd
that TIE Senate Committee on Printing will
give he public printer authority ID proceed
with the work of publishing the Agricultural
report II such an arrangement IL made en-
ploy ment ran be furnish TO quite a number
of conposiiors during the summer.
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LIMITED STATS PAfINT OFFICE,
On the p..it,os sss q GSaxRLis &ArEss. Of
soHssna:sSsis, y 7. Rrsyiaf for The s1tsnson Of
1885, Tor an impgovement In Lanterns:
al 10 ordsssd Tat sead pstition bs board q this
nay sIIoee this extenson; Obieotion., dslosi
1IlSHA fOOf1.
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L TRICT on CoLUM BiA, the lst1 Dis-
whitman q Bestor, Assignee inl
Bankruptcy, complansnt,
z,bolon Z. P; King. Henrietta Z. No I SIC, IA.
kiog. his wife. and Radolph A, Bockets 8.
William King and Henry Ian.
don. defendants,
On motion Of the complainsut Nv Mr.. william
Astttnely. his Solicitor, Il is ordered thas the
aeiendaIt = cause their appearance 70 be entered
herein on or before the first rule day occurri a
forty days after this day, othervise the cause viii
Pc proceede1 with - in case Of default; provided
weeks prior 20 said day.
t0iRned,D Az OLIN. Justice
true COPY. Tsst:-R. J. NlIGs, Clerk.
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A RESOLUTION providing for he purchase

A RRsoLUTl ON providing for he purchase O
aeong for the steam fire engine.
Resoiredby the Board Of Aldermen oaI Beard n
Common Council of the Corporation of Gsory> torn
That the Clerk pay TO the order OF the Mayu
the sum Of thirty five dollars, for the purpos
of procuring gong for The steam fire engin.
in accordance with the recommendation of IN
Board of Fire Commissioners
Approved, April 10, 1879.
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DIAHO TUNING AND REPAIRING.

@. l.. WILD, formerly Tener Of sf-.n-zS6as
Anabe,s, and subsequently q stein s7TFS
HEO. g Piano Store, 497 llth street, between Pa
and street, still gives especial attention
D he above Other instruments also repaired
Change sesi-1v
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sp a-tMayl

LOB RINT-sTOR1 under MetroDolItan Hotel.
Il Apply ct No. $50, corner Of New Jereey ave-
hue and street. oeI1.0
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nRPHANs' COURT, April Is. ls6s-DrsrRIcr
~ OF CcLrMsIA. Washington county, % sc,t I'm
tor Of Joseph s. Mansheid, deceased, the eHeen
to-, tor n aforesaid has, With the spgrobation Of
said, appointed TUESDAY, the 18th day Of
Aerii; a; D. lsSe, for the final settlement and
dstributfop OF the personal estate of said
and Of the assets in hand, far as the same have
been collected and turned into money; when and
where al the creditors and heirs Of said de-
ceased are notfned to attend, with their claims
properly youched or they may other wise by Law he
excluded from all beneht in said deceased n eet ara
proyised 2 COPY Of this order be published once =
week TOT three weeks In the Evening Star, % pre-
Test: JAS. B. O'BEIRNI.
~ A-leNSN Register Of Wills.
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Resoired By the Board Of Aldcrmen and Board If
Common Council IF Tie CoTpGrGtioa of CeOrqetoUn.
That the Clerk pay 10 the order of A. NJ Ap-
pier forty-five dollars for bill rendered for
furnishing shades for Market-House Hail. by
order of the Committee on the Market House
Approved, April 10, 1869.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-05-01

A RESOLUTION for the purchase of chairs.
Resolred by the BOcr6 Of Aldermen and Board of
Common COuI cil Of the Cooperation of Georgetown,
That the Mayor be, and he is hereby, author
lied and REQ uested to purchase one-half dozen
can: seat chairs for the use of the Board of
Common Council, and he Is hereby directed 10
pay the cost thereof on the presentation of
proper vouchers. (Approved, April I6, 1869
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
NEW MUSIC.

A NetU Method for Reed Organs, by William
a. Clarke, has recently been published by Oliver Dson
a Co. It follows the system pursued by kcnaru-
son in his "Now Method" for the PianoForte rehoVinI
the tedlousness Of studies and exercises By variety oi
~recroations" Of progressive difficulty How Iar TN.
rystem may be good one leave TO the Judgment VI
Individual teachers Ev Clarkes instructions seem 10
be thorough and his selections OF exercises yonn'ara
Snerludes &C. are best We have ever seen TOT rse
Instruments They arc also well adapted lor sina"
church organs The volunart7s, in particular arc "a "a
celent tastc and although mere is
tr Tho noees tho compiler evidently has production
or genuine organ music OF good school To adapt tue
selections to reed instruments 1t has been necessary 70
mako number Of changes in many OF 'hen' 70! 'ls
tuo,t mart these have been made judeiousy' we mn
that Mt Clarke has erred however III oml.lns '.V
:, 49,, sc.crs II would have been sufficient to men
Hon in the preface that the pieces were adap'a'os
tbe original arrangements 1t adds great uel " ''
nor,,rrrer's pleasure 10 know what no is paying.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
BOSTON ITEMS.

zD1 IN
Geo. c. Richardson, for $1,000 has prclilstTt TsT
VIM Socum tie estates Nos 35 81 snd - Ftdea't 1i Ie
between Ast asd FuEnst on e ves' sls o. & sBd have
fr of l feet No 35 occup led by Henry Cormelt 80
A. Freue) paran ware cutlery ard fancy goods. No. - 2 ~
Iao1 drrrvss hlessrs jordan. Marsh Co.. Tor sSV"
from 5is, W Simmons tie iHcey estate sud the LA
sse on the os,tery Of WahHgionst, contiguous 70 eaon
baypg hry fout l07 fed ard extending back 70
ceataiuing total Of 3Os6 sluste ieel 1i' eaae 80
n new marble block the Of Nathaust' e
S g,rre fr $1,000 purchased hrrosioy ueL ~
1h seop ana basement ie seuhwe side Of Dayi o. 3 v
pis cs'sts st e cnTaer L
orstx has bser sod 10 Martha f1r S6GOC D. "l.
gg ZOO las purchased from L. Shaw estate on We St
side Of Washing Lener dae large heuse on
DE p,,tb Cofme.ais for Sl2CGJ has ppTsA
Sabh one s brick sv,Bg toncic " & L, mn.
EouhsL Lawrence. daniel hocaro" oi
ehassl the Heaben estate on tae cat sle e6
Ho,,g an TON Charsown AID extending aoNa
fetf about go 8O feet la all. The Coleman eta
,torr bdck hoye ChsoBpsoe, eaiiug oa on ya' go - Is
Sa ~ "a Mrs Fiyers fr s6l5i. Estate NO 10 "Toc lA
bc.n sold 10 the uesss Morrison for E65 by q a.
Ric Tor 900 purchased ifon Mr. Iapp no iss' o - CO.
bsge and Gresusts.. James Nc6uJe tot wv "a - %
Vim CLARK soms lisd iud buildings az tlc u ha"' On s
.l1e Of Prrontst ~ feet fsu sranF ~ el l M "a
~ mn f,r - $50 parc8scd Of George H. Newci s1 ~
Highlands he norin. tt zoe oi ~'
ir- front Of ~ 'ee. sul covering IN t +S1 u ISL
n Rrsn L s0 has purchased fou n T. Naan on
Darsiesiest coutIuE 90 feet OF
Ion, G GOO las purchased Of Daniel Denny t'ro Ia A ou
fest in an equal IS eufs et 'Hdenl herF i'
topeer ,nd by auction yesterday, lot o t1rer qa o az
psrsh and on westerly to ei borrL'siea ave- tr ,1 ~ ~
chased hy Warren. ED also tlce acfe, ~ o" Aa l
ssstey side Of ,sil avenue, Tor ai2,o 30 prhasei W
E,iap esq...Tbe Boston aul Maine Fli.oal us A.-'y
Efsfed rs pot extension ard T. ell gait vtnK rooms vi.
"a, o,el rssrrl1v msgIhcelty rtrul go OF
rri sfons q g. be eresri each SIDE oi Hs| itNto
T,tai1l aud Sunm-rsts t coming 'ei.'l p @ G ~ rv.
s5t S -. ,sd I,i' p RssefA [TnytIer, ID asL
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11

every profession business consequently adyertse
ments in each disseminate among all classes THE
dsvotes especial attention to the reports OF sales
Of real estate both IN tho and country, thus adding
greatly TO the value Of It's columns as an advertising me-
dunn The charges for advertising are os follows DAILY
TRIBUNE. cents per line for each insertion; WEEKLY
TRIBUNE 50 per hue; BEaI-WEBKLI TRIBUNE, 70 cents
per uue. About ten We ds ne after the nr2t
line which usually contains only four or 1Ve words
Terms, rash IN advance.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
au,tiuu Sales Of RtIl GstI!s.

A ]. RLEECKER, son & Co., viii sell as
"A. Auction on WEDNESDAY Aarel Il. At = n, at ne Lis-"
6ESiR9BLE RESIDENCE oS oSEnrgpREO ANDsixIkS kSS'A
ONEHUNDRED AGD-SIXrEkNtA> ~ ar'e-si@iy, "a
and sabcesr hrick and Lot, p' N ~, o. une
sytesu,hst between fIts SCI aysane s. S S.s 70 10
basement walls painted aDi woodwork g'snea' gaP7 A'
choice "n'' one A' n6TST 20 4SI's sasoRRssQuARE a,-
FIFrAvB-Fcu splendid Los, on &c We. s ID
floating 100 feet Moua. NJ s9us,e lsf5- 80 , i, %
ONEHUN NDRBD-AND-TN kSIlhfh Sl-ls..cs.S Il -, rarey
Of Tho shove, and also faeiug the square io' . "'
i4S 3b.. LOT, Il. on ssh ground and TIE stree, is graded y'J 9''
"Iy 5iS iySsRyESTP sr-The po, Of rouuj osh " ,.s
seScptbs between Eleventh sai 1vcinb sreA ~ eset
ave eiS t 'o "a - r s,s Snilng, ,e bsh sss Is
used as moroeee hctory With uscbrr, shatE civ
Bngae 20 horse poser. all In good rsnliug orce' HS'
sECOYDAvE-Lcts Nos aaa sis Seeogf's, s s 6s
tnb ard & .,' In ~ hs r1, in , sod 5.
buildings in the Reuied to iss Of Aisy tor SSVN'
''R 'RRIGHTY EIGGfHsT-2lo, lot. uor,h SIDE Of Gs
feet westerly u Ayenue A. kaeA o' - &c W E.btf u o.,
reey ia rear Of each Is e by bali ibs So
lots Is 2isoIy cottage oiled 10 with br'si h'a'' "A
lot, ueltA sils fEs . s r'ssi
f,a, rlst Third ave. each 2S feet by luS9
~BffEMANPLACE-Tb, superior tstory hsSs'ssI inr1fas
house aud LOT, No 81 BsskmsrPsee eAefq E~Yorl wa
one Of the MOSS de-hull AaAtois u - lot ilT ~
house nv 6 Win bay windows runnHg oui feet a S sg - -
THIRD AYE-Three 3story bnsk hlhsss su an srd ae1
tnert 10 the Of Sxieths sseh - ~ an lie soss s
TEN tIi Si,-.,ns 90 fhirfata -
~ hitS st. eoHmspeipS III fees veal "
asElV"lL HUfLDrNG LOTS AT slAPL EroN @ pns,snssf
-. al, 49, an Gore IT., between Y ina aas R,e ~
1OSh r,.t of Quinn st. aud nearly oPposie bf00A'@
o bsiican relnsia mortgage TOT ea,s u RorIgYkks.
2oH tDo MOUSE, MAR THk bV..e
hSvFsT SIXTY YgRCONDSE-Eegant new stl ~ .g. Il ST
nsp and suhcear brown stone lou'e a1d o onl,, al n
s5.t commencnR n isst west Of 6Isns 80 bT
iort Of Central Pak size 20It0i lo tx1 ts n eN
the aud present osesPsn & sS SSbs Tied rails lsd %
d. aolern improvements This ts TsobSeg SHs &" Wv
fnished houses in the city. . u.t Ia
Sixty .SECONDSr-l lot adjoining "a, Of SiIiJ'Ss's'"
NJSrII.A AVE.-3 lots. commencing AZ D. g WV
Tile perfeet Maps at No n Hteiar-sl -------------
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11

,, 5,i,g same sirs t. O. Reed. each. ,..''''''''''
i.s si.s sama size W. Watson, aeh..,..''''''''
i, To-. ssns same size W. Watson each.
lots : WGltOn-ave oPpose AIou'"'lu' Fae'' -.
r. Psrtrdgei eacb T. ~ Rs.i ench..
~, ssonps each 2sri57; L. o. Reedi eaoh..
80 Ciste.plso tl4e Of Centrslaye each l'-lo' -
iss - ave between Clarke and Arcularu'qiaee e'A
~ 2tOs1l24; L. q. Reed
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11

Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those desirous OF purchasing renting such pro-
perty will find it to their interest TO RdVerso In The
TRBUsK It's aggregate circulation exceeds that of any
other newspaper and in addition to this advantage THE
TRIDuNB will bo found not ouly In EewYork and n itA
cities and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union. The advertisement should be made as
brief will allow OF the advantage offered being clear to
the reader We would especially dwe tho fact that
the subscribers for the tee edtions OF THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
WILL be sold at AUCTION on TUESDAY,
w the 10th Of March, al at TIyoPs Hotel, Jersey cay
Iadio ING The ferrVll
WEN ELEGANT VILLA PLOTS.

SEVEN ELEGANT VILLA PLOTS,
aud tie Homestead Of pey ESQ., situated at West esa he'oa
n minutes by boat and rail- hom the foot o. Court
iandt Deso'cssts Newio The property possesses The sas
ouael advantages Ps6c water and quick and numerous
ReNNork CITY being minutes by ~ j. Railroad, anu W
y either Hobeken fAyouia Jersey C iees
Cars night these plots dne f shade trees
fruit h bearing asparagus strawberry aud blackberry osH.
ke The Homestead story, b0wnsOne Cottage, modern p1
solid With water bathroom furnace range "s
with every convenience Plot OF ground Or2VO eeI hess po,
Irchst laid 6O feet wide The attention.
buyers called this being eonyepieny situated 70 sn
than FOueeuthsi In the C MAPS i
pr60ey further psrieuarars call apon IoMAs "a
Hudson the Court Honsei LEWIS IS WOOD, 10 ~
Mortgomefrst Jssy Cy JAMBS BxY No. 90 C0utanS''
a. lOTE
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
urtsttbrstn cuuutp gsaI estuts for saIs.l

ONE of the BEST FARMS in Westchester
" County siuate miles from Purds staton HUDSON Ever
Railroad containing 5 be sold kI auction on hs
SATURDAY 18th iss.
yWESTCHESTER COUNTY SPECIALITY.
Capitalists seekieg desirable Real Esae Cor profitable iaIs
towns rcrl1g The Central snd soGera BoaeySrIs Aa
otr Frt on Harlem and Rvers bT applying 10 JOHN h
RECS 0Mces No % Brosdwa EswYOk Boston hoad IeAr
harlem Bridge, Mott Haven
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
ADRIAN II. MutLER Aus,sres1 Aus,s,Sss pETV
~ III ITARIE LOIS DEl v !,

UNWENTY VALUABLE LO .nRiIN H. hthbss11l
nnvETs Sri PARK AM BOULEVARD TssipnhY MsrA "A ~
r. WILKINS Co will sell At a'ssoqm m 81 ,rosawsJi ~
,.o.L A tbs Btehaugs Salssrooin no ~ seysnythrd
sSvRNTY n IIIIRD-ST.-6 lots noI'n 80 -
- Ninth,ye each IS by lO2 feet k.ventTurfsh'
'SRyRNTY FOURTHSr . ots on SOW sog'S ,'chs, a ss
s, w,t of MStssve each Is by 2 s sf ssr.sy
"SRVRNrY IRTIi ST % lots soaih Saehsa 80 "a "A
a., 80, ~ Nnthave each p By OI ss SCENT, kntsh, "
sEvRNTYFRTHS SIS Ss' Ss 10 sSpua la fee, oeAsa b
'PSess rs s are rsuSy snSapcus IN value 'Ad -
yeslluent an north side oi o'''-T -
9sil fee. seoss Ss,p cs . ~,
Ts.: S ssIsSsr ss IGs ssa % ~. b. Il s s s %
49, noy ara On MURRAY Hh
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11

AUCTION SALES OF NEW-JERsEY REAL EslAlN"
BY A. j. BLEECEER, son 3 CO..
Son, frame house nd at Seesucus on ae
epsck River miles from Hoboken, = IahmAh Pef es25
New-York tribune., 1869-03-11
Youq gsIans g,al cstats for Sale.


A TTENTION IF YOU WANT q cheap
pvlegs examine lit II Cogri ard Farms bo0hste Railroad
Eonp .sni PETTIT FGlzEE no III Broadway Room No
4 FARM of SO acres for SALE in New-JeT-
IA covered with u aud te choicest Kind olson Or
hense with large ontbofsi socS tfop I o'
p.ie wh wheat goul asd II @ years barn. Pncs
Tor tho whole $llV0 chance seldom oGeTed ehAhF Ian
DENBERGH Ne. 30 Pinest -
COTTAGE for SALE or to LET-At Roslyn,
W Island 10 minutes walk from Ae depot containing oo
rant" ee washhous wood Si coal n9ne
apple pear aad peach trees srnes besl aSe snS.;sr
yife iHe Hampstead Harbpr GId Long 1890 soana ,e
easy; price 5OO rent 300 pes Apply 20 W d. yAAN
TlNB, Ro', Long Island or WILLIAM BIHlh' No. Nv FeAf
St, RswYofk. -
NOR SALE-COUNTRY SEAT, situated on
the south Ge Of lsisl and within e of Bab0n depot
The property comprises large tl handsome Dwelling Stables Car
rarehouss Lodge, &C. together With hupied acres OF
a tie ouh side The whole w be sold on reasonable
terms or EXCHANGED Tor Bro0Syn property Apply TO
WYCkOPF LlTTLE. No. Isl Mon,'gae-st Broosyn,
Or se. a Cedar-ft, N y
NOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE at
y Hempstsad l., the plank road about ball nile RON tie
TeT Slrehou &C. all 10 cSeeess 10 Of ld ha9d
somey 5 cut wish u Gu ab shade eA AZAiD'
APrHO8pt& Co, No 10 EroadHat, ~ y corner o! faesL
EOR SALE-A splendid FARM Of % Acres,
situated L. nsr ieFoti large house snd barn ard
other oUugs; afro variety ut For further particulars,
apply oaaer wLo BE- for lays az tho h Stand Of
Issac Lopez Nos u sol ~ 10 ton haIAet oa = u 20 a
GREENPOtNT PROPERTY Of every de-
" s1pion fr sALE cheap FBEtaAS Co. DO 2ls Boad9Al:
ViHE GREAT SALE Of lSLIP LOTS comes
OF TO-DAY, March H. c. oeeE al No. ~ If Hq9aE2J ,,
Do IN PER ACRE for 1913 ACRES OF
10 W WOODLAND. 40 mlcs from Nefors. on b. RaTosd,
scar station II the wod alone i Work. The p'ee
asked NJ 4. RULAsD 3 Co.. So Beekhan.s.. y