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New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

THE READE-sT. PIRE-LossEs AND ASSURANCES
The following are the losses and assurances of
the occupants Of the premises In Reado and Chambers
sts and Broadway. whose stocks damaged by nre
Friday night: No. 81 Readcst-B Basement, occupied
by p H. ahns barber shop; loss t25oO insured for
900 each in the Mutual OF Buffalo and Associated Fire
OF Philadelphia, and for 500 In the ST. NclOas OF
New. York. First floor, occupied by jacob Tesaur
ant; loss $4,000; insured for 5000 The upper floors
were all occupied by Benedict, Hall Co.,
boots and shoes; loss 5000 insured for $4,000.
ing; lOss, 5000; nsHred I'm City companies. No. 80
ReadeSt-First floor occupied by W. Schloss & Co..
cloths loss by water. 5000 Insured for $4,000. The
building Is owned by Higgins Bros; loss, 500; Insured.
Nos 29 2sl and 253 wayFrst floor aud basement,
occupied by Lesher x Whltmorc. tailOrS' trimmings;
loss $4,000 insured Tor $4,000 The upper floors
occupied by Hall, SOuthw Co.. the Ecadest firm,
aud they sustained loss there OF t20OOJ insured for
$4,000 The building Is also owned by Foster Thomp
son. whose loss estimated at s. 900 insured for 100000
No. 70 ChamDersst-FIrst floor occupied by Pres
colt Son restaurant Loss $500; insured The upper
floors not Injured. The loss building, owned by
first floor occupied by r. b. Podde travelling bags;
$4,000; insured for 5000 In the Merchants and Peoples
Companies The remaining portion Of the first floor IL
occupied by Albert Pperno, cigars loss $500 insured
for 5000 Mr.. Pedde owns the building aud susains
loss Of 10000 Insured for $1,000 In the Peoples and for
g. each In the American Mutual Gebhard Manu-
facturers The second floor OF No n occupied 10y the
Novelty Rubber Company loss s0OO insured for $4,000
The third fourth, and fifth floors occupied by B Sond
helm Co.. fancy goods loss $4,000 insured for $4,000
The Fire Marshal VIII investigate the origin Of the lire,
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THE t0URrS.

THE SIOUX CITY AND PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
PANY LITIGATION.
Charles A. LdmbGrd agt. John I. Blair and
oes-Mr. Justice Barnard OF the Supreme Court, has
rendered his decision In the snt brought by Charles
Lambard to DO declared entitled to one-nnth interest
Of tho Sioux City and Pacific Railroad, or It's value in
favor Oi the pant He finds facts that previous to
the incorporation the Company the persons who signed
the articles OF association had an understanding and
the benefits Of the Incorporation; that they then each
subscribed for ten shares Of the stock and subsequently,
November each subscribed for O0 shares the Iowa
Contracting Company taking the time and
that the plaintiff, being Interested TO about onenlnth In
the latter Company consented to the subscription upon
condition that hs proportion OF the lOOOJ shares should
be allotted 20 him. and that IN az future transactions
respecting the stock OF the Railroad hs0nennth right;
aud that JohnL Bar the President OF the road for the
road and the other stockholders that no further sub
scriptions authorized by the Board but under
resolution Of May, 1867 referring tho matter OF increase
Of capital stock subscription be referred TO the Executive
Committee, John Blair and Oakes Ames without hay
ing meeting Of the Executive Committee, received sub
tons aerward adopted by the Board or Directors,
all this being done during lambards absence; that on
hearing OF IT, Lambard caused demand 10 be made on
bar ana Ames ana the company OF hs Tlght 10 SUD
scribe ononinth OF the new stock Offering TO pay the
assessments but that his demand refused; that,
previous TO plaintiffs departure for Europe, John !.
Blair promised 20 protect his interests during his absence,
Increased In the proportion; that certificates OF
stock have been Issued but the Conpanys books
Blair is credited with 500 shares Anes with 6iOO, and
the plaintiff with ouly 9O0 made mp OF his subscription
OF 100 shares in November 1900 and 800 shares on ac-
the books Of the Company under their controls that each
share Of the stock OF the Company Is worth So aud
above the assessment " $50 per share levied H. On
these facts Court finds that the plaintiff IL entitled
TO All shares OF tho stock OF the Company subscribed
after the 10th OF November. loG6 with all dividends &c,
besides his present 100 shares but his right has been
denied by tho Company; and h, shares diverted by IL
ana Blair and Amcs he Is entitled. against those three 10
gment OF S2 100 being for each share; but they
NAV relieve themselves from tho money Judgment by
transferring within 90 days from the entry Of Judgment
the Att sharcs-in which no pay the $40 per
share assessed upon IT, The Court gives the plaintiffs
costs, with $1,000 extra allowance,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
ASSEMBLY.
EfIIgp pAe.VU


MaKmg appropriation Tor Ae payment OF the principal
and utcfest oi the Canal Debt; Incorporating the Ma.
uonal iaItute or IEtlerS, Arts and scences mcOrpO
GaluE thc bftFO0L savings Bank in New.gOrk; to en-.
able Boards OF Supervisors fix the soppelsation az
tbeir members; 10 provide for widening West st. from
the Battery to HanmUndsi. u widen aUd t,nnrnVe
FranklW-avc Flajbush 10 authorize am assess,eir, o
the city OF NewYprk Of onchaf the cxpense far nnyo
ing auu opening streets, where deemed for the general
Of New-1Ork; 10 amend the charter Of the general
act for the incorporation Of life aud health insur.
Tlck OF NeW-1Ofk Incorporating the American For
eign Commercial Company in relation TO the Board for
tho Revision and Correction OF Assessments IN New.
York authorizing tax in Kings County OF $50 600 10
reimburse the borrowed for the support Of te
poor, for the payment OF fees to the Kings Countv
Sher for the confinement Of prisoners in civil process
fle Albany Bridge bill-7 % 2S Incorporating the
American Trust COmpany-72 20 %; TO Amend the Mill
fla law; donating duplicate specimens OF natural his
tory 20 the American Museum OF Natural History.
TIe Assembly cOncurred in the Senate amendments IN
tbe Railroad Consolidation bill.
Tie Assembly went into Committee OF the Whole the
Repair bill for the Eastern r me canals Recess
Tn vesterday's prnted report Mr. Klham OF Madison
County recorded as voting IN Ia'9 IT., - Iecentng
Mr Kiham voted against such notion ana poth ieVies
The report OF the Conference Committee the Supply
bill was received, and adopted by Note VI 70 10 H.
By Hr Hltchman-Tlat the thanks Of this House are
hereby rendered 20 the Hon truman y. 10uns1VS IoI
fhe able dignhed and impartial manner ~ which ne
has discharged the delicate and respOnslOle duties OF
Bpeaker Of the Assembly during tho present session;
Adopted Mr. MISUNDERSTANDING thanks 70 Edward
thanks 10 the Deputy AID AsslsteutClerks Adopted.
Voes OF thanks were also rendered 10 tho SerBeagtG
Arms and the Assistant-D0orkceper.
The SPEAKER appointed as the Committee Of Confer
enes on tie Tax Loyies Messrs La Ban, W. W. Campbell
Uitchman Irving, Tuttle.
The Central Ciy (Brownl UNDERGROUND Railroad coming
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Canal Repair bill as amended was passed.

The bill amending the Registry law was passed. Regis
fration is closed the Wednesday preceding the eec
ton Registration is by street numbers instead of alpha
beticaly by names and the section heretofore published
as to challenges is stricken out. Yeas17 Republicans
Nays, p all Democrats.
THE NEw-roRK CITY TAX LENT.
The New-IOrk City Tax Levy being announced from
the Assembly Sr Crowley moved that the Senate do not
Of Conference Carred-lS TO H. Yeas, all Republicans
except Mossrs Genet and Graham Nays, all Democrats
Mr. CROWLEY moved that the Conference Committee
have upon it two Republicans and that they be Messrs
Crowley and Kennedy Lost l6 to IT, Mr. hAIIooN
The LiEUTE TGOVERNOR appointed the follow
ing as the Committee Conference the tax levies.
MesTs. Crowley, Creamer and Genet Mr. CROWLEY
instead. Mr.. KENNEDY declined. Mr. CHAPMAN was
appointed instead and declined Mr HALE was appointed
BANBS VINO accepted The Committee then consisted OF
MIR. MATTOON moved that the Senate adjourn. Lost,
Mr.. FoLGER moved to increase the Conference Com
;nd Palmer be added. He said it was customary that
Conference Committee should represent the sentiments
The Chair decided the motion out of ORDER the question
being disposed Of.
pciS and reports OF Conference Committees.
AE c,fla! Intellectual efforts 10 adjourn, the Senate
took @ ..ccss ior one hour, at $50 O'Clock
BILLS PASSED.
To aYrr the law IN relation to the publication Of legal
notices cooperating the Bethlehem Mutual Insurance
ore bangng to the State to County authortos To
authorize tho construction OF the Jefferson and Lewis
By Nj. Pctteu-Ihat tie Board OF Regents report 70
the next Legislature what should be tho power OF
Board OF Visitation OF Col yes aud Academies, and
whether any change is desirable in the organization OF
the Board 70 render IL more efficient in the supervision OF
those institutions. Adopted.
bill amending the same law was passed.
The Conference Committee the Tax Leyies reported
that they could not agree The Committee then dis
clargcd15 TO 15thc Chair voting yea. Affirmative, all
Democrats except Mr.. Mattoon; negative al Repubi-
The motion ordering the Committee on Conference dis
charged recOnsidcrcd.
Mr.. TWEED moved TO concur In the Assembly amend
mcuts.
Mr.. ODONNELL moved thar, IL being Sabbath morn
ing, the question be postponed until Monday Lostij
10 10
mcnts.
After reading through the City Levy at 2lO O'clock on
motion OF Mr. TWEED, the Senate adjourned until 10
O'Clock oil Monday morning.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
ALLEGED THEgT OF BoNDs.

On Saturday, Mr.. Charles Andrews, Presi-
dent OF the Syracuse N " Savings Institution, went bo
fore Justice Hogan at the Tombs and made bath that
on Aug 1862 there was stolen from the bank the fol
lowing described property
Eight bonds Of tho County OF onondaRa OF the value OF
81 900 each numbered 505 80 52l 52 @ 52 525 and four
bonds OF said County for $40 each, nhmbercd %. b. J3
and S35 Nso two Rochester, city Bonds for $500 each
aud six other bonds for 1000 each. all the property
OF the Savings Bank. He also stated that no bad
probable cause 10 suspect that these $4,000
worth OF bonds were brought 70 this city
for the purpose OF disposal That on or about the ls
inst Holmes II. Kelly, broker I'm Philadelphia had
feOnously received the said stolen bonds knowing them
be stolen at tho time. Mr.. Andrews further stated
that he had ascertaiHed that Kelly had, the 9TH inst
Kendrick Co. brOkefs At No % Exchange place That
Kelly bad the following day Informed him that he had
purcha5ed the bonds at his Office IN Philadelphia from
strange who called himself g. Clark OF Lancaster
whom he had purchased the bonds for "a cent of their
face value The complainant also stated that Keudrck
& Co. had Informed him that ON the aoth ult; they
sold for Kelly Blk OF the Onondaga County
Bonds for 5000; that when Kelly asked
how he had obtained possession OF these bonds ana the
latter had said that he had pnrchased them from man
calling himself James Jones Of No. 263 Greenwlchst,
New York. Mr. Andrews further Informed the magistrate
that he had applied at tho office OF Gendcnning Davis
him that on The 2th Of April last Kelly came 10 their Of
ce and presented 5000 Ia bonds, beng four Onondaga
County bonds for $500 each two for 1900 each aud two
Rochester CITY bonds for each and Central
money 20 pay for them; that two rOughloOkiug men
were with him at tho time. The firm advanced the re-
qured 5000 the bonds, and saw portion Of tho
money paid 10 the men by Kelly.
On this statement Justice Hogan ssued his warrant for
the arrest OF Kelly aud he was taken INTO custody Just
as he had given bonds In the OF $4,000 10 answer
10000 bail the prisoner committed to the Tonbs TO
await an examination.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

Soon after the tragic death of the Chippewa
Chief, Holeinthc-DHy about year ago, was stated
that he left estate worth $1,000 900 His administrators
publishes In Minnesota paper list OF his property Tor
sale which he enumerates follows One box stove, one
paror stove pair bob seighs one grindsone lou OF
stOye-pipe buggy horse four colts oXyoke
twOseated cutter singe-horse cutter, one Two
horse wagon, lot Of old harness. two strings OF bells one
ton one single harness. lot OF scythes snahes ana nay
forks, and other articles too numerous " mention.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
CONTEMPLATING EXTRAORDINARY

EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
OF SPURIOUS CURRENCY MANUFACTURED
FOR HAYTIAN OFFICIALS-SEVERAL ARRESTS
IN THIS EXPERIMENTATION AT THE ToMBs'
In October last, Senor Evariste Laroche,
Charge dAaires and Consul from the Republic
of Hayti to this Government received intelligence from
the Of Hsyti that immense amount
OF counterfeit currency was circulation throughout the
island and that the home Government from certain
information received OF the opinion that the notes
had been printed in this city Senor Lroche came
10 this city, and communicated with Supenntend-
ent Kennedy who detailed Detectives Farley and Eus-
tace TO work up the case. Since that time they nave
gwen 1t their attention, and recently from one Johh A.
Manget OF No &C FultOnst. learned that large guam
titles of Haytan currency had been printed in the office
of Alphonse Brett Co., No SO Nassaust The officers
called on Mr. Brett and he Informed them that one John
Russ an engraver living at No 81 Sxhave had ordered
the work on the part Of the Hayan Government so lie
informed him. and that the firm had received their pay
from him, and In fact he was tho only person known 70
them I'm the matter. These facts were communicated Dy
the detectives to Senior Laroche ana ne ystcG Jusce
Hogan at the Tombs, and made the following afdavt;
Eys Larohe 81 Gernau Hotel being dgg sso aePosss a @
public Of Ht Government OF the United states and that ss
has been Informed '9s' ] s n0e % hso With % maGy otSss Of IKE
made and printed by Alphouse Brett "'% d. ~ 'SIss S
forged and eoun and be aefore charges sd hrst M
Counterfeit and with the feonn cheat and daud nd
that Brett Jones Russ No arrested and dealt with a. tue
An affidavit was also made by ManGet as follows:
% J0a & nF s the % w,Ur Of is6iSbe vas At the oes Of Brett
Co. No 9 Nasaust in ths C Of Neslol ana '9sTs saw
davit Deponent while in conversation with William
10 ~ Sty 10 have G notes printed through wood
omeeI The Government service Dsposs9,& an aftsG H % e , @
account Of Brett Co.. at 5s Ts'e o. .Goas We. '1 ever
and TO the knowledge carried about s2co Of d hos
kpnexed TO these afdavlts was one OF the counterfeit
notes. OF which the following is translated copy
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
DARD or BRoKERS-l p. NJ.
zoo Nh So Paul. lIbI 200 Lake Shore R.. IU'
NAnIAAr narAllIr I.N L
SATURDAY, May s-P. NJ.

Tho announcement by Secretary Boutwell,,
this morning, that he would commence to purchase
bonds for the snkingtund had strengthening effect
upon the market that neurazed tho report OF lower
quotations from London The announcement was sur.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

cFlsy"' cToslsy Moy7i'' Parker y,7ils.n. X1H Peter,
Ed,oards Heks Stanford "ihAm'-%
FOlger oDOsuer,
On motion Of Mr. TWEED the adverse vote on the e
Charity hin was reconsdered. The bill was then passed
nv n twO-thirds vote OF p tOS
Mr. CREAMER moved to forward the Gas bill, but OBJ
ON motion Of Mr.. TWEED the adverse vote on the
TwOtier Swain Railroad bill was reconsldeTed anu
without taking the bill, the Senate took rs
''SS uN''i y ~ AFTERNOON SESSION
Mr. HUBBARD, and other Senators, desired the re-
porter TO correct the impression seemingly conveyed W
ibeir votes against Mr Fogers amendment TO the Con
sndation b limiting the fare on the Central Road TO
two cents per nile. They stated at the ume; as % mer
ground for opposition the amendment that tno os
nal bill already contained such restTlVHon' @N '
there was necessity for repeuuOh'
BILLS PASSED.
Incornoratinp the NeW-Amsterdam, n. T., savings
Bank; incorporating the Lucerne wafer moIksi teEDr
lating the salaries Of Supervisors OF Kings county
amending the Croton Water act relauve 70 inc saIaJ
tension OF the SchOhare Valley RailrOad smeh9hg inc
law relative TO interest on judgments Amending the
general law for drainage authorizing the eonstL
~ railroad In Twenty thrd-s-lS TO g. Incorporating
The Sbpowners' Association OF NeW-1Ork e&enGhg tne
nower OF Boards OF Supervisors, except Tor tle Counu
~ and Kings; relative the travelling fees OF
Cnnstabes: incorporating the Metropolitan indemnify
COMPANY; incorporating the Safe Deposit company lc
70 the noyers and duties Of Commissioners OF EmGra-
lion; the swan TwOter Railroad bill Is TO 10; ..o
Making appropriations for the repairs aud maintenance
of the canals for the coming fiscal year. ,.-,,
Mr. STANFORD moved TO insert his Dill abOhshihg inc
contract repair system Lost-S to a. a.. ..,.,or r,r
eboishes the Office Of superintendent leaving the law ~
il now stands The vote stood l6to l6 Yeas,
with Mr. MattOOn. Nays, all Republicans. , 80,
The Lieutenant Governor voted yea, and the Dill va
TecOmmitted with such INSTRUCTIONS; ,,r,
Mr. MATTOON then reported back the Dill.
Mr.. NICHOLS moved TO recOmmit and strike ont IN
clause transferring certain powers from the treasurer
the AnaU @ in1 VII J s,G fGa aaipmsve Casting Vote
The report OF the Committee Of Conference on the sup
ply bill was received and adopted. ..,
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10
EEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE.

SENATE. ALBANY, May g.
REPORTS.
The Assembly bill amending the Registry
o nroyiding for the appointment of eight addtlona
,,snctfors by The Canal Auditor. Mr.. ODONNEl.L TO
,oTted the Charity bill, which referred back 70 e
enored complete; providing for the reoreoll9n OF to
ast wall o. the State Arsenal on the corner OF 1hH
Ifth.st. and Seventh. st.
BILLS PASSED. "
To continue Grapdst Bro0klyn TO the village OF new
own: authorizing the consolidation Of rairoaus ioi s
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10

To incorporate the Staten Island Bridge, Messrs Chap
-.sN Foger and ODonncll voting in the negative.
% atorze Oiean to acquire title for the Buffalo and
1vosSineion Railroad TO amend the charter OF Port
I.ryis. authorizing iDor6asa OF stock III the NeW'
~. al Rai
New-York tribune., 1869-05-10


Cns.uan Morgan, ODvBueh Staui"ra-tL
Mr.. CAULDWELL moved TO take from the speaker 3
table the motion reconsider the vote by WhCh tn9
Central Underground Brown Railroad was lost Carried
-2OtOS The bill was then passed.-l9 TO g. 80 -, ,r,
Mr.. ODONNELL reported complete the CnaIII9 oIL
Various amendments we're ordered TO be inserted -, -
Tne following amendments TO the Charity Dill were
adopted: For the Father Mathew Total Abstinence Be
nevoIent Society No OF South Brooklyn SOG Ior tc @
ProoElyn Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum s. OOG for the
Ssters' Hospital Eleventh-s, wYOrk $OoG Tor t0e
Hospital Of the Sisters of ST. Francis on tHt9st' NeM
Wort 3 O0C for the OSwegO City Orphan Asylum $SOOo
The following is the vote the passage OF the DlH;
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Aud rhe following fOr RnllrOad bOnds:

Money has been very easy ~ 90 per cent on Gun "
the close OF business the offerings we're very heavy Com
names.
Sterling Exchange is duh and nominal at quotations
London 90 days lO99lO9l London, sight, ITO; fari''
long, 5I7td5l6E Paris. short, 5.l5S5.l3i; Ant~etp
5lsla5l7b Swiss. 5ISi9AE4; Hamburg, Sjs9%; Am
serdam 4Oi a4Oi; Frankfort 400 ios; Bremen ioiS''
The New York herald., 1869-05-29
SALES AT AUCTION.

~ Magnificent Household Furniture.
Hssassea s.s ss1 ssSsss Msssan Psrgp aSrs s.'
A. public aneton THIS G SATURDAY, morning May e. at u
West Iwenty-sxh street between sixth seventh
green gold crimson gold French Oresss
@ sn q rsSs sss SS % ona
Figures, Clocks. faln,nss China ana Antique Vases Lace
IS
ood aps walnut chamser Suits seSsad, g.reao Wash
I'll; ,s. me-
+" Es @ Z e Sss , Sss
'ff ivory & Ts5 6s1y Ie so Cat poss G:.
rain or shine
JAMES JENKINS. hUcTIoNEEe WILL SELL AT
.. spsSn % 81 ssSrs May ~ - at II seScs Ss r
o.seho. rurni'ue consisting Q, rsrlor Suits nerocn
6amsu, @ Vases: ps Sc Sale sa pOslso D''"''
p s FsERs ns and sna csS
E na and Be Sas %e s 81 n
Carpets Matiins, window shades Paper Hsnsing,, Clocks
or taken In exchange Cut this out and the and
AuGTlos sAIsmrusSITuEE Als-sg &C. RIcnAsp wAI
ocIcss at q Eas, BIoadway an assortmet q rusn,re
Glass Csses, Curtains. Mattresses sheets &C. '
UcTroN sALE-THIs DAY, AT II O'CLOCK, or
"A Worshorses top and open Wagons, Rockaways, one
s % COLE oqss M es sSs Street,
UCrIoN NOTICE.. NJ. TAYLOR, AUcrIoNEER.-
% Silver % sn many s
costly Works Of Art Public Auction, day asaalday
f esH"a 5 0ns s % w al
c oss ppsSGs of Sa N nSon sa
nins match aarqueisre BoIs ds Rose Cabinets, TsbIcs
nc a,s.l.; seyEss, Dresden China ornament:
volumes choice Books; rosewood, walnut Dressing Bureas
Hair sss sSas ssasns e. mite psos kss kSa
Tabe Bale essr9, ruby crystal dassware silver Casters,
% house npsa s s anS Ss s Ss
wona call the seS,Sr o. the P"ss 70 ns sale sss per
stages sixth cara.
% Yy ~ i a. 1 % qcs &c A. a. Ne aqstGn
byy. Bo9AKr, AnetionseL viii be SOLD by order OF 9.
sss Ss s. It sssss 81 y ws ecas 'Ss. Dss.
shelving hairs carpets, Stoves, Also large ss
marvin sAA"A'''' s''' T. rfiLrsonAsr. Assignee
A ucTIoN sorIcE.-AT ERNEST RorH's FURNITURE
"a MaaSasoy o. and o. Beeckcr street. between broad.
p & ss over y as
% Or Sss s s9'G & a'ss from &
sns s snsa seas r r ~ M
for packing. Cali before purchasing elsewhere.
pY HENRY IL LEEDS a MINER. ft..
- IEsky Y. L,.EDs, Ayc,Ionec.
Art Galleries si and ss Broadway southwest corner fwenh
=. 49,.
90 Tuesday, June at io o'cocs .. No. 30, Lexington
avenue, corner Thirty.uinth street,
Ilesani Household furnIturc, &o rH.
Full particulars "a days. = ~.
llY HENRY N. LEEDS a MINER
ID HENRY u. LEEDS, Auctionecr, -.
saesrooms Nos S Chambers street and " Resds streets
at A. .!ssS$. s sssS SS i 4 .,ss s. ana . read.
about go PackAees BundIes q, OF rnciAfmed BassHss
Bf B. hhkHHsw HHMswStffSSsraoss, AossIonssr
,s,. A. VA. ,sa!ssrccT se y sewsry yscsu,v ~ Liquors.
VINES s6acrsspe 10 over ivaness f6r account cf whom
mag concern. Also two Ones psskS -
The New York herald., 1869-05-29

The mansion, large frame house, with frontage ncud
has Just been painted and put ia pcrfci orders farm house
OF sroom stone cottage u srooms on the river pank sio
eanily finished Ia black walnut two other cottages with o.
rooms; large barn, stablc carriage house, greenhouse
ie ssounds ccmprse iao acres running from the Albany
turnpike 10 tho Hudson rver co. yards Of water front water
beautiful lakes and vy fine trout brooks adorn The ronnds
rcedna and fail OF water on Is the barns
gives power all mechanical necessities pertain
no road from the turnpike TO the stone cottage
the banks oil ia the best manner, affords de-
rhtlu drive nearly all the ny giant forest
Shubbery, lawns. miles of hedges and every
thing that 20 make residence desirable Tor gen'leman
of means Il 10 be founi.
The this properly could not be put there
for X1O0uO possible that VIII be bought the day
oi sale FOR iess than oneiaif OF this nouAt -
Maps photographs aud particulars al the Office OF the auc-
tiontcr1.
The New York herald., 1869-05-29
COR SALE.

EOR eALE-A FIRST CLASS OYsrER SALOON IN
one or the best business locations In the city, Reason
for selling sickness of the Apply In gun store 10