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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-23

What CONSTITUTES THE CuB. QUESTION
The correspondent OF the N. Y aer"l'
presented Q. dispatch to the receiver o
the telegraph office in Madrid. when til
following dialogue ensu d:
"Cau't be sent,'' said receiver 10 Span
ISL. defishtly.
Why not p asked correspondent
because it is about Cuba" said th'
other.
"lIow do you know ! you cau't read
English" said correspondent.
"No !; but l nee two C"bas in It a"d
n Sickles; and one Sicklrs added t.
two Cubss will make up . Cuban CUES
ton"
"Great Jupiter Olympus ! where did
you learn all that 7" asked correspondent
"S-nor,'. he shrirk-d "nt. "en,uxh to-
you, the telegram can't 60. for the Gov
er ,meut has prohibited all dispatches
about the Cuban qnrst:nn."
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POLICE jury PROCEEDINGS.

At . called meeting Of the police jury
held at the Court Hnuse on Monday
September 20. 1869. were present Mrssrs
poFe. Cninn. Durable. Stevens DuOroc~'
Landry and H Hrhert.
The parish attorney applied for lon9e,
time in which to make his report con
'.er"ing the road running through tn.
B,bins plantation. which was granted
On motion Of Mr.. Durable it WAS
krsolv+d. That the parish tax c~"Ilccto'
I've instructed 10 proceed to the immrdi
tie collection of the back taxes due tn.
parish fr the years 1856. 1867 and 1858
The following preamble and res"lut.
inns we're offered by Mr.. CHM and
adopted
Whereas in consequence of the fac'
that q large balance Of the special lev-r
tax remains uncollected, and inasmuch
II it is highly important that the funds
necessary to build the Ievee known o.
h. parish levee should be had at AZ
'.arlv a period al possible, therefore he it
Resolved. That the president Of the
oolics jury be and b. is hereby authoriz
d to 3 70 Issued warrants Of the parish
Il, the amount IF two tn .usand five hun
bred dollars. to be by him soid to any
party nr parties who may wish to buy
the same ; the said warrants to bring
their pat value.
Resolved. That the amounts resliz q
from the sale 1T said war; ants shall o
placed in the hands IF the parish
r-r. to be us-d in the payment for tn.
making Of said ~le,ee, when it shall b.
completed and reviewed.
The Committee appointed to revise tn.
levee laws asked for further time to r.
o.rt, which was granted.
On motion it WAC
R-aolv~d. That the president Of tn
police jury be requested to solicit tn.
assistance of the parmhial authorities Il
'.'e parishes Of Iherville and Point Con
Dre in the construction Or repairs Of tn
l-ve+ known as the parish lev-e. tn
waters Of which crrvasse are alike d.
.truc';ve to both Of tue parishes herein
named
On motion It was
Resolved, That the sum Of ten dollars
he and il hereby allowed to A. D. Bar
row for his services "a rleyk pro tenn 81
he police jury. he to furnish the printer
with u c''py Of thrse proceedings.
The minutes having been read AM
approved. the jury ali 'urnei to SAtur
lay. the q day of Oct"her.
A. D. BARRow. N. W. POPE,
Clerk pro ten. President.
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s,c,o,ds
STATE OF LOUt>I ANA. PARISH OF

STATE OF LOUt>I ANA. PARISH OF
West Baton Rongr. Pari.h Court -
In matter s%ucc~ssion If Phillip Bsr.
nard. d..ceasrd N" 7O5.
BY VIRTUE Of . commission to me d;
r-cted in the atove entitled aud number
ed s~ucceesion. It date the 9Th day IL O..
t"ber. .. d.. 1859, from the honorable tn.
Parish Court IN aud for the ps'ish ri
West Baton Rnnge. State aforesaid,
will offer At pabI;c ssle. to the last and
highest bidder. on the premises. thu l.s'
place IT resid-nce of Phillip Bernard,
deorssed. in this parish. on
SATURDAY, the g. day of October, 4.
d.. 1869. at III O'Clock, .. M. the f.alow.
ing dascribed movable property belong.
ing to said adccession. to Wit:
A lot At hosseh0ld fsroiturs and farm
ing i~mpIrn~nts. oonsi*ting Of beds md
bed ling. toilets. safes. chairs. blankets,
cFootsey Waces two mules, gsars, carts.
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.c'9tps'
STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH o!

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH .:
West Baton Ronge. Parish Court -
In matter succession If James AIex
Tinglp, deceasrd. M. 7O4
3Y VIRTUE If a commission to me a.
re..ted in the ab"ve entitled and number
Il succession, If d ,te the 20 b day 81
September = d.. 1869. fr"m the h"n"rs-
lie the Parish Curt in aud tor the p~''ci'
f West Baton R,u e, State A~t"rrs"'d. J
will ofc.r vt public sale IT, thu last AM
highest bidder. IN the Smith6-'d p l'nta
ion, the present residence ut jane" 4
Drvsll, in this parish Of West bat"''
Rouge, on
TUESDAY. the 26,h day Of October Al
1869. at 12 o'c:ock M, the hereinafts'
described land and m"vexbles belonging
20 the ~successiOn Of the late James A
Jingle. 10 wit:
A CERTAIN tract Of land situated. lying
md being 10 this parish of Weet Ra'".
Rouge. aud designated az per certifcat'
NJ. 2642, or patent issned to said james
A Tinxle by the Government It the UNI.
I'D Ststes Of America on tie otn day 81
December I. : /. i845, M helns the north
Veal, quarter 6 ~src,ion nine. in township
+pv-n (w-st Of the Mississippi rivrr). ("
range eleven east in the d;ssrict IF land
+ahj.ct to sale al New Orleans. c"nt.i"
ing one hundred and sixty acres, together
with Ill and singular the buildings and
improvements thereon.
A lot IF mares and colts. cowa and
calves. household furniture. two old rifles
me lit of crm.k-ry ware and kitchen
Utensils. slsn fur shares in the cspit~
stuck of the Bs,on Rouge, Grosse Te,t
& OpeIonsas Railroad Company.
The land to be sold in lots If forty
(4O) acres rs per act Of the Legislature
# 1869. Plot Of same to be made and
exhibited onn day Of sale.
Terms of Ssle-Cash on the apot.
J. V. DURABLE. Jr.
sept25 Sheriff
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POLICE JURY PROCEEDINGS.

According to adj 'nrnment the polio.
jrrv met at the Court House on Sstnrd =
October 9th, 1869. Pres+ut Mesxrs
Pope. China, DurAId. Duhrooa, Laudry
and d. Hebert. A. D. Barrow was elect.
I'd clerk pro ten.
The chairmas II The committee appoin.
ted to draft so osdinsn"e in regard to the
'evees of THE parish. m.de tbs following
r.Port which was adopted
An ordinance to provide for the up.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge. Parish Court

STATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge. Parish Court
In matter succession of Louis Trahan,
. decreased. M. 694
BY VIRTUE of q commission to me di
rected in the above entitled and number.
ed succession, If date th. 9th day of o..
t"ber, u. d. 1869, from the honorable IT,.
Parish Court in and for the parish o
West Baton R"ugr, State aforesaid. |
will "f-r at public sale, to the last and
high'st bidder. at the last place of resi.
deuce If tn. d.ceasrd on the premises Of
GIL. h. N. FAvr"t. in this parish on
TUESDAY,. the 9th day Of November, i.
d., at IL o'clock i. NJ, the following land
and m'vahIes .belongi"g to The success-
ion If Louis 7, shsn. deceased. to wit -
A certain tract Of land situated in thi-
parish 1T West B ,ton Rouge, measuring
two acres front nv ~twenty-acrrs in doth.
between parallel lines, bounded nnrth or
in front by IanGs Of Mrs. Angplins L..
LIB Tell. east ~ lands If Pierre A Thi,,.
od-aux. and west hy those Of Genrg.
Smith. together with all and singular the
bnillines aud improvements thereon. NC
quirrd by d-cessed from P A. Thiho
deanx On the 18Th dav Of April -. d 1849.
One lot Of household effects. consistiny
Of Tables. arm"irs. beds and bedding
cheirs. click. toilet glasses, shut gu",
hand irons, sofss. buckets. crorkery wsre,
smoothing irons. COFFEE p"ts, one mule,
cDws aud calves, one lot corn in shucks.
"oe lot If fiddler. one lot Of cotton 10 tn.
seei. plows. axea, h"es. spades. gears
Cart and riding a.ddlrs. lot Of co king
utensils, ono woOden cistern aud lot OF
p""!try.
Terms Of Sale Cash m the .pnt.
J. Y. DURABLE, Jr.,
nc,0'ds Sheriff.
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STATE UF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge Fifth Distric

STATE Of LOUISIANA, PARISH OF
West Baton Rouge Fifth Distric'
Cnust. Francis T. Pierce. wife Va
BERTRAND Hxrslson, husb'd. NJ. 1854
BY VIRTUE of . writ of ieri facias Il.
me directed in the ab"ve entitled :II
numbered Cause. Of date Define Oh il.
d, 1869. from the honorable the Seventh.
District Court 10 and for the parish o.
West Frlicis"s, State aforesaid. l hav.
spizrd and ~ill offer 1t puhlic sale. tn tn
last aud highrst bidder. At the Conr
House door in this parish Of West Bsto'
Rouge 90
SATURDAY. the 4th day Of December,
=. d. 1869, ut IL o'clock a. M. all th,
right, title. interest and claim of the d.
frudant. Bertrand Harslson. in and to the
following landed property. to'wit:
A certain tract of l.nd situated in th+
parrish Of West Baton R.'nee. near bayon
Tommy, and designated ss section eixh',
.even 1917. in township seven (7). south
Of range ten hoy east. in the southeast.
ern land district, and c,ntaining six bu"d
red and forty-one 80 100 ~cres. entered
under State patent No. 1898. December
14,h 1858.
Seized to pay and satisfy the amour,
If judgement, Interest and costs 10 thu
above suit.
Terms Of Ssle-Cssh, With the beocf
Of apprsisement.
j. v. DURABLE,
Oct30 Sheriff
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plows, h.rr"ws, hu = aud sp 'd,s, """ r.
,f TOOLS. one tot Of poultry, lot tin ware
c,mkiug utensils. tn" shot guns. one W
Use. one umbrella, five bottles OF onion
,-..d. ,wo r.s 'rs and strops, one h'e, etc
Terms of Sale-C,-h on the spot.
J.v. DURABLE. Jr,
,.,o;,s- Sheriff.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-23

Brains will d. for y personal. TM
r. ,st"n Post says they are the ballast o.
mankind, aud are good to have, th"ugh
in Al ordinary company Of ladies' ami
gentlemen, they don't slwsys raok up t.
their value.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-23

A negro man 1t Atlanta. Georgia. tn"
other day had HE son put in the Gala
house becs use he wou'du't work.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-23

The Mormons are dying out fast. The
death rate exceeds that Of New York or
New Orleans.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-23

The frat less"n If wisdom may be
lesrnxd from the blind. who osver take a
step till they have 6rst felt the ground
before them. rs, .4 a-
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-23

Hs R"yA Hixhn~as. the Prince Of
Wsl~s. has hecome = Past Grand Master
q The Masonic Order.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-23

The hushand crop IT Long Branch is
0sid In have been . failure this sessUn.
Ere foW that were harvested, however,
aee expected to ahnw a large yield.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-23

A lsdy At Pts~mpti"n. ILL.,. recently
prevented Der hasb.nd with elk children
q . birsA. 90 the papers cay.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-23

4 william " aIIsce monument 10 to be
erected in L ,uisville.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-23

Congressman irimb'e is sugyested At
S.nst,r firm Kantnrkv
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S0C. NJ lU9S tUSO 0S0InoucO VSA0 9"
feet from aud after its passage.
On m,t,on Of NJ. Durable It VA
Resolved, That the SUM Of twenty nse
dnll.rs be appropriated Er thu purpose
of paying BesIvsud Cases sslsry ~ ..
sp~ctor Of read. sud lrvees for tho thru
ward "f this perish fDr the year ending
Jnne 1866.
O" m.sios the account Of H. Hyams
Tor go wss Slowed ssd ordered eSse
paid. ia sss @A I,
o. m"tiou a M. Chian Il M
RaasAvsd, Thst THE p'lics isry % new
prnce~d ~ she election u % i"sprcsuf q
R.,.ds and Leves uf tiis psrish, w'oee
,eruY az "mcsr shsII expire ~ tho NM
Monday az Jas.r, 1879 the Inspector "
msk- HE rsps,rt 70 The p0lice Jury ~ -
dat n ,ndAs of November next. Is
NJ. A. Y. Duisoca vas unentmossly
elected luspect0r ot R0sds ssd hs'sss
fur the ensuing ysar.
? The kllosiae nsmed Vaestle~ee wsfe
elected 1Arvee Commissioners : 9c:a1.'.
V.tsStto Dsbeoes. j<fs Hvssa ~ tt:
vsughp. czt.Aa TCE IL.
thu! clerk pro tyup.. fD ufc saeh tine ths Js'yl
IL atss.4s le.,,cIk.sa ned ed p.
prssrjs The issy adjasrnrd 70 os.e g
ihe Ase N.s,dsya 10 N.SrUbrf., -.
4. D. Bxasow, N. W. f0f.,
ClsEk peo -. Sssasses'
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1869-10-23

rrpHrt III the pr '8re8S OF 1il works Or0Sr'
ID. and the general condition If the r lad,
and lev.es Of the parish ; All" should I,
ne fOund that xnv CONTRACTOR, or cOntrsc'
mrs, have tailed 10 cnmplete h,s III their
contract in the manner aud time stipaIA
ted, he shsll forfeit 10 the parish twenty
Ave PET crnt. Of the amount OF said Gun.
tract. This condition shall apply To- sll
contracts IN which the parish may be IN.
,erested. -
Sec. IL That during high water. ths
Inspector shalt make An ~iasprction If tn
'~v-es at least once . week. H. shall
-.,nplov. such guards and watches, ~ NAV
M nec%sssry. and shall y the ntm,,si
I'lig-nce and exrrtion to prevent y,
vassrs. H. ~h.ll oss I'll snch m+.ns ~ the
St.ts spd psrochisl laws may justify i,
prevent such disaster. sud IN st.,p such
'.r."ks ~ may have occurred. he shsll
~mpl"y snch force - may ie Dec-easry.
Sec IL The watches and labor~fsl
whnse services shall bs prrured under
he provisions Of the proceeding section,
hall receive Pay MT to exe.sd THREE
'io'lsrs per day. ssid pay to s.e drawn on
the warrant Of thr Inspector on the par
'sh tresaury. approved and ooassersiGaed
hy the pr.sident al the p lice jnry. .
Sec. Is That u its snnser Juno eees
i"n. ,ths police jary shall mama ,thrre
commisi"nese,, residrnts Of this pssisk,,
to serve for the term Of one ysas, whass
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OP NBw.YORK Jan. 6.........,...CLEARED
Price Lverpoo Acushne Kelly v-Bsc'
for Reeeea Chichester Wilmington; Gulf stream Spencer
Gayeston Flag Hoffman FernaBdna Fla AbemAe Couch hoA-
mond Virginia. Drew. Alexandria =,
shps-Izze Williams Wore San Francisco; Lord Lyndhursh
Bau Liverpool; Lord Canning, Bamson Liverpool =.
Wsoa nantes; Josephine Forbes Aspnws Black
Swap Podger Georgetown; Home, Phillips, Norfolk. -
SchrS-C Cornell NewBedford L. ~ knowles Cbe
nents Jacksny Richardson, Davis Jeksonvs Neksogrg
er Hae; Uncle Tom LOOK Porto Csbeo Freedom 0Ae 's@
fuegoa
ARRIVED.
Steamship Rising Star King AspnwAl treasure mdse and pan
steamshlp MORO Castle Adams havana jan ndse and pa
BARK Lord Nelson BTe Bedsng, Nov Il, mise.
Bark Arthur Schaefer. Shields, o. days, mdse -,
Bark Arthur Kirsman Backman Bno Eng o' Gays
Brig Oronoco Robert Liverpool, so days salt
BjS La Creole Campbell Cnraco II DAYS mdse
Brie Jeruy LaudsoB, Puerto Cabelo, IL days, coffee
Brig Robin Douglas, Cardenas, u days sugar
schr H. hcColey. Hubbard, hsgsgueE y days oranges
schr Amazon MoutEomery PortuPlsste, 6 days, fasc
schr. Blla MAY. Ale1 St Martins, u days, salt
Brig B. T. NASH Lancy u days sngM and mo!asses
DOMESTIC PORTS.
po,rox Ian sAyed steamships Oriental from Neworleans,
Blackstone Bsmors bark Monitor from LOndon brig Cara Bo"a
HoIMEss HOLE jan 6-Arlred brig, p NJ Tinker from rurts
| Island fOr BOstOai Tua Do. fsI EeEbgrys?!s
----- FOREIGN PORTS.
QuxssrovN Jan 6Ths steamship City Of London from NewYst
| arrived al ths port YESTERDAY.
SPOKEN.
Dee 81 lat 5 on 76s bark Thomas Phtehard from st. Thomas
| for Havre
Dec a. lat 3OS On 1851 big Ila from Nassau for HerYorE
DISASTERS.
The bark Arthur Knsmau Nov &C. fell in With the wreck Of large
all of part opB petroleum oil No board
did not board her as the sea was washing over he'
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
REAL ESTATE.
,,,.,,..vopK. wednesday, Jan. 6, 1889.

,yr,.yopK. wednesday, Jan. 9, 1889.
The Real Estate season lor loOY opUn1 1,o NAV
nv ond u tho present prospects proVeuue "0 in"y
p0O"' bear OF an unusual amount OF proper! 0O-I
expect '" 49, rresent year Many Of those OWNING
~ within an hours rde Oh 'H
i"'' r~epariug 10 have them surve9eu
~ ont into city lots or building pots VI
tzs preyicus to Offering them Tor s~le' tHo are
'atoos have been realized, and the prosleo'S
favorable nature Jersey real estate mas "u
aod IN nrice equal with that Of any other seO'
'"ar,d Ne,r.York The proposed Improvements - 90
1,,o, Piver are already calling atVeh'iO =,
vyestcbester County property. Inc oP'' 80 OF
new railroads on Long lsiahu' VIZ VIZ oonnty
great adyanta ge TO the property owner anu IN bud
The practce Of buying only one or TWO Guy Cv ideas
a Ape country mansion on is nis'AAo. ,.-, land sells
toucbipg real estate will do well enough into the
nv the foot bat for person 10 ~ beautiful
country with the intention OF H"" I'D two lots
home with an expensive house % o. ta,d almost
:, o,ornd "a unwise. especially "nen - hottcr
-. g., volpe each year III "OU -. ,ots
sor real estate dealers to charge moTo Iii lots and
,b,D 10 have country towns comp che ,ovvns in
o,osa,v hacked houses one yisiuns a. =, mora value
ier.cv would conclude that Hnu =, ',nrrcb and
than lumber or shingles Nineia"u, % t,r In those
Uammonton, ara exceptions, -,,or width. and
,,ooos the streets are OF pioP'. ,aouo,,
P"S'' - % set back from the sluo""'A'
oaon % ood sized garden in the rear'
T,n n' bo5cd that our land agents in their haste 10
10 70 20 III not utterly destroy all public appreciation
got roI VIZ, ,ssutv. As general thing poverty is
:, eo,r1r anoG 70 disregard Of the public good
Tho attendance at the Exchange salesroom was ir 10.
say and the bidding lively though but hto proPcty o,.
was offered Mr. Thomas Vei'oh sou WV P,'Sos NJ
-.ort ~, Forty.eiehth-st, Eleventhaye Mr'
I.srb Mcclure also disposed Of some city real estate
Ioes NJ Miller sold house and lot on Forty
BY JOSEPH INQUIRE =.
One sstory hGhstoop, bro~n-stohe mousse ~5tn o'
aTod n i6e north side OF st-St, 1884 It. G. OI 2uNe
sold 10 Ann Cochran for Sll.9lO.
By THOMAS YEITCH. -,
One house and lot the center OF the block on 'c
side of ithaye, bet. 4Sth and 49th-sts sofa 10 T.
Tracy for $3.50 ~ .,. -, ,,., o,-o sold IN
Mr.. Lppman for Sl,l5O
BY JAMES NJ. MILLER. , -
boup and lot H. side OF 42dst 325 IT, W. OF llthaVe
92XIOO IT sold 10 Leonard Appleby for $1,000 over ana
above a mortgage Of S55 900, also the taxes
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
wEDyEsDAYs WEATHER RBPoRr-s am

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun 725 San 4:t9 Moon rises 9N
WATER DAY.
Sandy Hook, 1893 Cows Island 4l4 He'll Gae... Sos
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ystturts anS Wr,ttinss.
NEWS pAcKAeEs FOR THE pRrss.

Captains and arriving At this requested
deliver packages addressed 10 the New York Associated Prs say
persons exhibiting the written authority Of W. sinsnien Gsasr
Agent News packages for the JogTa Commerce n<s Ia
World Sgn Eress Evening Post CommseI IdUertisr Sisas
Zua0 Ne Yorker Journal Lemotrat shogd
be delivered only 10 the persons
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
6;iu Tral 6statt for SaIs.

A FIRST-CLASS 4-story high-stoop brown
- s UOISF 21f) ana extension shave above Io,h a.
~ ~, soe HoiSES on Ssh SSH, aud 3athFis S2G00 TO
GgSSsspg, A"' ~ W r. SLY MOuR No. III Broadway
JTIGHTH-AVE., south corner One-hund,,
IL yeandtbeerths- fail LOT Between Central Park ana
Npingsie Pak 6ai grade Price SI90-s2 goo sasa 1
apee on mortgage To- years Apply 10 COOlBk FULLh"
TON store No. S0l Csualst. corner ottifeene
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07

Persons having real estate for sale OF 10 Ies
and those desrous OF purchasing or renting sueh pro
perty. will find to their interest to advertise IN lnE
TRIBUNE aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition to this advantage Ik
TRIBUNE will be found. not only In New-YorK ana al It's
cities and villages every state and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief as will allow OF the advantage offered being clear 10
the reader We would especially dwell on tho Tact that
the subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE
Daily semiWecky, and Weekly, comprise individuals IN
every profession business; consequently aa'eruso
ments in each disseminate among all classes 1'h
TRIBUNE devotes especial attention TO tho reports OF SAFES
- real estate both in the city aud country thus adding
greatly 10 the value Of columns as An advertising me-
dum The charges advertising are as follows DAILY
TRIBUNE 25 cents per line for each insertion; WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, 81 per line; sEMrWEEKLr TRIBUNE. 20 cents
per ue About ten words average ne Mie[ W. ods
Terms, cash IN advance
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
TOR SALE.-The following BUSINESS

nor SALE.-The following BUSINESS
New Bovery between Madison AID Roosssetsts
Gollst. near ABn.st
Jaeubtt, frarkfrtSt
Duanest., between Greenwich and Naibnyontn
Broadway. between Franklin ,ud White TG
MAdisonst between Pike ard Aatkeists
Wserst. between Coenties and Ohshpi
vessyst between Greenwich ata ws'fiagton's
Iaurens St. between Broome an SpnnstS
Graud-st between Greene sod woos.ers
Carn1est, between Blocker aud Bedtordst
near
Tbompson,st between Spring and Prucssta
Mslbery-pt. between Canal aud Bsyards,a
LaurenSst between Prince and Houstonsis
Woos:sr.st, between Graud and Broomsss.
For bl Psieaas apply aiile 1 oIoe Q, ~ ~ p,..
aud ~ Besehst Of IudsOH,t, featng The ues
Hudson River dspo The lots embrace t5T9j fee. Of ground
Ippi, ipp to HoME6,MoRaAy, No Piaest de2l
no INSTITUTIONS or INVES TORS
the MERCHANTS UNION EXPRESS COMPANY located north
ves Broadway ard Franklin st. embracing 80 s front on
whole lot with sd side entrance TIE oai ui Easement are
rented per annu ard possession Of the tr't ho9r can be
Apply to G3lA HOMER MORGAN, No ? Pns,t
IIIH-AYE. BOULEVARD, near 14jth- h-st., 81
beautiful LOTS also large and Ts PLOTS on lin 81 Neeo
las. 5h 9Th aud 8hs'es oa TO 9yihss some WIN
Bargains W. 4. skIAoIh Ho. ia bo1-Ne,.
CREAM variety of Private Dwellings, Ten
N neu;s and and Lots r sA LIZ send ir
printed Isl URMY ( COPELAND No. 4ol Fourth ave.
DRIVATE HOUSES, Business, Tenement
PROPERTY aud vacant LOTS for SALE IN al pr Of ils S
printed list be had at my Office VII be med iee hDAiOND
II. MARITIME, Sirth-ave, corner Thrtv 'econd-st
MONEY to LOAN-On bond and mortgage, in
M suit, at the best rates HEGkMAs bkEipSk
$40 OOO go: sSGS SSoS9 si% ana "a 0ssF
gage Also Le,seo esosd Mosags, wanted Apply from u to
2dslr r. sALTokS1ALL. No ~ WsHst' Room No H.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07
Suttium SAILS of Stal G;tatt.
ADRIAN H. MuLIER, AuctonesL
A DRIAN II. MULLER, Z. X. WILKINS 81

II. MULIKR, Aucionrer
DRIAN II. MULLER, z. k. WILKINS 81
"A Co, will sell on -
WEDNESDAY. JAN. 20, 1869
o'clock noon Exchange Saeoom No. III Broadway,
To valuable bung lots
ENTRK ground bounded by 5h aud AID
9th snd 10th avenues - -,
font between OH aud l0h-avenue,
59rHS1RKYT-2 sou side ~ 3 prng the entire
front between oh aud l0,h-ayeuues.
southwest Of 9aenue aud 5shstree
lOT AyENUE l0haenue and 8stree
described lots beg m the immediate vicinity Of CES IA
rapidly Vane hhl
yerr desirable To those wishing purchase WITH
of residences the lots 5Iseet onr
unusual Inducements stree. south OF ne
and commanding ground and very
ne the Central Park.
5hsreet paved With Belgian pavement
unusually liberal viz: 20 cent remain on o"nu
Auu VIZ" VI l'g'"b '"N' 1854
New-York tribune., 1869-01-07

ZION. STEWART 8. WOODFOR.D K,ss,s... az .ne
on THIS CThaIsday) EfENlNd ats o'clock.