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New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
IMPORTANT REAL ESTATE SALE.
SRospKCr PARK AyD ylC[ITY. RAsT EEw.YoRK. WEST.
MOEHrs WILKINS, Aueaonssf

LARGE AND PBRBMPTORY SALE. BY ORpER OF ADMINS.
FTRAToR AND TRUST IkE or YALJABLB n PR0PERI6 4 Nv, 0S
ST. VERNON AED BLDFORD.AvES, PROSPECT, LOTT,
CLINTON FRAKKLlN AND AXD cL0yBSTS FLAgBESH g CARL CARL
IYN. ALSO, PROPERTY AT EAST EEW-YoRK AND JAMAICA,
n T.. LATE THE PRofERTY or JOHN A. wILIiEK ESQ
LATE OF FLATBUSH. LONG ISLAND.
sGBB 10 BE CONTINUED TILL THE WHOLE is DISPOSED OF
1upLow Co viii .eli AZ auction on WEDNESDAY May I2
1893 y O'Clock the Exchange SaesF00n Trinity Building No HI
SSEs65FR THB DiRkCTIov oF EDWARD wFHTEHOUsE, ESQ,
ADMINISTRATIVE AND IRHSIhE, s hB, WITH IHh WILL An
PROSPECT PARK-he so9 former oe9gples oy Soha a. W.
men Heuveln moss desirable property the Park for gentle
mans residence with ample space FOR number villa EIes shade dna
ornaments. irse add faoSs g. Shrubs , % o. i5 ,oi. E'H'A
FLATBUsH TURNPIKE AND CATHARiNESr-32 Lots ptnats
"'gERS6S ASB BB6F6RD1yE PROSPECT LOTT CLINTON
FRAHKLIN AND CLOvESTS-68 Sections. cOmp@ag abo-i 20
ACRES the residence o. hs hte DE-
cARLT0ShvB DIAN AND BFRGEysTs- on the sbors
streets being pat q Psruer,. ,.rr t'srirG Broky1
,THiRTY THREE LOTS ar JAMAICA. LcnE Is.aud
'FlyE LOTS AT p0BBs ItRm Wesic6e.ig' Co.. NsS-AoTf
Maps property ara ON particulars be had At the once Se
A1''''''''' Nv EDWARD wHITBHoUSE rsa..
Aarr.'r9ieT .rd Trss',e Try , SO = WI. " %,,aa'i
for Administration anl Trustee,
The oh0e Of Messrs Storrs SeiggicE.
ijajO
las. n. MALLORY, AuctiOneer.
J by MALLORY BLACKWELL No 50 LA0eTit and opposite
e' DEPOT Iary'o"n. r,,rsp,v v,-1a
at Il p. IT,. ou the premises,
PARTITION SALE
Of
DESIRABLE PROPERTY AT SING SING
to Close ~ ihe late
MATHB1 CLARK
By order ofA T. CLARK and J. = CLARK. Bree1ori.
The Mansion House snl oubuugs U be sod WIZ aOo '"0 A
TIE b,lspe of,hs srouud is divided into beautiful Building Sites
Msgsesi rysr 1isss es1 from al q, properly
Mag aui f pa1eears al 'ee OF Agr''nssf' No % 4lO
- rNr.rW - DOM TN
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Country 9rOptrip 90 gft.

C0untrg 9ropetp 90 3h'
A SPLENDID SUMMER RESORT to LET
"A short o. Ioas term 20 gog5 party ST. boSAkS % NLLL
s 1 ts q, a Dsnsa grove pavilion for ias largest
sGoas tgIs' 9f, ,. "a and va % a2 s. q s oaS Us pop
cry formerly ae.ted 5000 year. ha' owing 10 ~ DEAN o 'le I
th ssI o. zoe ] 4 & s.seep aaI oeoel ~
COUNTRY HOUSE to LET at East New
YorL-2 rooms garden fruit sni sbnhbe near junction Of
ak '''0a''' ~ 10 oio S5 foz2s S oppo, boon
FURNISHED COUNTRY RESIDENCES
I TO LIT BY
BENNET & KLENEN,
NO. 81 CEDAbsI ST., On ....,.- -,..
room, All cellar 5g walk 70 churches aHd depot a' $40
% EET @ ,s R$ fsss esda I'P1 s ilS @ sss'' s u lS6
qut2u98S ~ e @ i2T psoS9 it 1 MODERN HOUSE u
roam, bauroon a grape onasryauyi great aHtg o iuii
beautiful o'n ''' and 'aSs 'BSSET S XXI kiESEs 70
TTRNTSHED HOUSE TO LET at Nyaok, on
ls ass@ & 70 % o9'sS & gI e, ,sS ss ' Poea Jas % ssp l.
AppJ to H. TBAYER No. no Nafsaast, OF D. d. DLAAH
UNFINISHED HOUSE TO LET at Bergen
L Hghu D. IS minutes nom SeT'YorS Rent io" A@a's''
TTOTSFS 10 RENT-Ht Elizabeth, AmbOy,
BsreS Newark Has CITY and panwooi y j. :, gnee9i
gfs ..DS o. a. lio'f g FeERMas m CO. No is Broas1
/ no LET for the SEAS0N-Two furnished
HOUSEs st Rye GrseJ Tho Sound lawn sritha 70 we we
ss sr hsslby Tree fH e,ery 5sseet good bahrgi az
rt fon EsElv stliof nile; Time from one
ler- Ipp. ~ fESRY KELLEY, No H3 Whits-sl. n !.
TIVO LEI - At New Haven, Conn, double
UOIsE teglJ sui glaLy Furnished ADD an modern improve
pt. oeat. near Hou~ Park n dsta" private mE ioI
d. grer Apply ~. FEkIEG. No. lt bfosa"V o. A1uie"
A. B. Boa No 2225 NewIf1eel rosLOlce. Cota.----- Cota.
I mo IFT-For the Summer or year, near Long
fi.od sesBd pd gtvIiaseu 0-d m BeshesleT CouhJ "ls
hour from Eeg.Yolk. lcpo site ~ a,,sivs
lard fne old shaae trees RA
ye fth, sound Long fssd and surroul S1tY 5 u
! mo LEASFl-NOYth Shore, Staten Island one one
nile foa Fc0fy,iig landing gehtees SOyN III 81 N &
haufs0mtf flrliAe 10 ols s 'V
vesiabcrs on cty lDtO % sores 81 nua in a ~
choice garden. Ubt caTgeouse .'b I've e.i I'm 4 c
grounds Appyto ~, n.1rs, =, r11r Home Ins Co
! TIVO LET-Fully and handsomely FURNISHED,
T.e * Ybe Mansion about - ool' - ftIee i
, S sappsi with water, hnr lava 80 Crraea ta'aess ]
tscs,s sel soAad Hiih ggsa TsfieD o t al @
/ .t,tis ftlcdl. Tttl
& sa,, t,1 osl, Appy 70 iONEH MOhGAN 20 2FiaslI t4
/ rIy0 LET--Near TauytOwn, large HOp Sf.,
n,rtav f,tp,Led: G6dfus-s LoHe A1 ia lel
tssssps healthy s1l,ni al ihs D, TR6CKEH NJ 55
/ teSsa,,f ts Or q tis rsdl,nts ;, 1i.rytoNn ------
! yTN0 LET KT-HOUsE and 10 acres at MliiDuln,
80, n R 0C InJrsl vI ten rooms. bsrn 6c "a
| - $500 Llss cUTTAGB iu sout Orshee hssr at,.
y frr,ts osisr, at 900 Dto $50 Apps 70 H. - sIbAR
Go. SO. Do Ce1al.st 5,-T,-
| TElO IET-A handsOmc COUNTRY FLAICE,
- c,.p f erepn6 tbe Of Wef FsISs Iehn Aug
ave Mons, has ll fooug AID bsihJoemj t W ~, ~. ~
~ tores, there a quatuiy 81 tHs 3' ~ ~ ~ st
! hIpgto 1AnE- -..------------------
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

GALE IN BALTIMORE.
- GREAT AUCTION SALB
On South Charles EutAW, and Pratst
LARGE VACANT PROPERTY
On West, Russell. and Hamhurgsts, ,.,r
IN THE CITY or BALTIMORE
Also
MONgTON MILL PROPERTY,
"FRIENDSBURY."
Po-nsrI, the Conntry seat Of the william Baker
AT PUBLIC AUCTION =
bounding Fendshn place And MONROE
Tpitop Mount Baker Presbury, and North Weststs -.
About 25 Building Lots the north western portion OF BALTIMORE
Iots2 by l73 feet ,
Bro, No 2l5 PeArlsL ,-,,--.-.. "A,
o'elock on MONDAY MAY "a 1909
0'O'A v" r J. BAKER,
u. J. BAKER,
G. j. BAKER,
Executors fWm, Baker deceased
F. ". BENNETT L Co, Auctoneers.
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FINDER the anhcTity Of an Act Of Congress, res

FINDER the authority of an Act Of Congress,
u ana b. order of The Postnase General, shALkD PROPOSALS
until SATURDAY May 5 for the follow
ng dsfbc UNIFORM DaS to be sou by the Letter Carriers Of
tbis siiy during the Sqmmer months:
Tft COAT-SBgebreased skeleton saetof Hanne termn
Aug thirds the distance fOu he Top of The h boB 10 the knee
lmedum ro) made to button the breast three
coat 10 be und entirely round With plata bef alpaca binding inch
vide nut hM edges and three but0us Of present regulation
down front
Second PANSame material and eoorSth stripe Of black alpaa
bind o. one inch wide down the outside
Tf1 VESTSaue material and coiof-bounl same coat With
sr cut 10 o sane hight aud Eve regulation buttons down
fllntt
Fprrth PAYANA HAT
hs Price quality of samples snhmed will be taken into
awarding the contract and bonds s be required of The
hfhmi performances oi tie sane 49,.
the ughi Tleet ahT OF All bids II dmeu
cotlpatla with TIE puble inter st
js ans Proposals m summsr Unform for Letter
r,yes New Oee Aud addressed 10 r. H. JONES.
Postmaster.
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6tpnrlntEship iloiItts.

TNHF COPARTNERSHlP heretofore existing
tcasu joins X. GtfTESS jr arl JONklH tHkNhHki d.,
puler tbs srm uaas ~ GtTItNS lB io t, da' bS
EOIyKD bY uuusl consent Ttr hus Of e aiv tm WI " W i
a. a An, Oh ses of hssns No ~ Marfays BY X Gil kNN j.
E.s'Y.,E ~ A i.3l JOHN X. OiTTENs IT,.
50" IDskFH CtiK>kBEO. Jf
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NatEinrrp.

EOR SALE-At half cost MACHINERY for
manuaeuuug DRESS Trimmings. WBBONs kc. oatsising
o Looms Wnisrs Twist Wheels &C., al ln eoel gn~
lease % factory Ai1ftn J.
Co Boz M. {ll7 Sca-iaEk PesiOhos
NTACHINERY.-Iron aud Wood Working Ma
vi ehuer eyery description ooHstaly tal a. g. su'e
Srt lgC ara ~ Chambcastt. Me- .iofh
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WANTEDl-AGENTS
FOR PROP PARSONS
LAWS OF BUSINESS,


with and Forms or al TrsH'aou ia ever State In
the Un0a.
by TuROrHLus PARSONS. IL D.
Professor UnvsJ sud author Of ssy LAN BoosA
A SEw BOOK FOR EVERYBODY
EIpannF rights tuts ssd ohstous q al the relations OF NE as
vel a. ever knt Of contract ard legal ebhsaton
eorr,ei seauon d Couns and tiriser Ovsg dree-
tous of sr,r poceon ard showing hH . das srd eseote eV
lnd osrsi usasrt Farnsr Mechanic Mann
feiare Pubis Oatr landlord TsaaaI kt'en'" A'n'''A'''
Guarfas Mias nsirsIa~. Lers. ApFreutes hsrasr Aue
uonssr Boler NaJ Btsh O1s juss % ths feass Coaor
shshE UuIsr slsrf rcnsp Cauus.vnsr Mausi WoDan'
Wiisu Tfsdsf. Miftsi nat. C.tura, Pf"psriT bqiisr
10 r. On srsrts that oaa saard TO be
,ttn a. Eheirug p,aar orn ih- fssa - us labor and
asr Of a. s psyus ssrvsai -isr - aS books Ia h'
ssss,r, WORTH Tgs TIuKs THE PRICE AsKED FOR IT. Ia
ss.,, isffoTy osuPsuuu Sod Or descriptive circular
Asir,,, SCRANTON Co,
f,sf
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6OrpurItiun nOlIus.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
paa sEALEU PROPOSALS. each duTssi sth tie t- Of tho
ct &C. a ib, n the hds aui e date - q, PR
che Of NluAE hLOth fANEMhNIN,
=, ooss tr IN PnucrsL from Hfoaiuag 10 ue B1Nef sod in
vrnty stbst THave g. Essi Rver aui a fr the aT
o rt.., ssk Netst Pier No. D. North hyor fhne
on APf''A''N " Wv THOMAS STEPHENS CtotaH
HOBE T. uARtAOH, Aqt
d, GAEEAk, board
one. Croiou AT Dept MAY !. l7co
TNO SEWER CONTRACTORS. Separate
vbch t relates te bidder aud Ihe date Of a.
OGrr ~ O'Clock % NAIl lhbAl MAY
n lp69 Tor tue CONN1 RuCTlON ~ HkNkkS hHofs Vi
bpsc6eou 26th. iJ1 aui 1874 sA. brwusa 3h sad bhAs'
Ia tht bssrsn gb and 0aves aui aou a. beiasru sA Al
4-lu hifr., brweea hrsuNrhafr sou
tgu.st srerhratun 5fn betgrcu 20 and sfl..a
al bTtscen 3l
5 in s b.tssen stavc ami Hast River Specification In
hrtsrsu 81 and 9Th Nprrh't'n -
18th B3iht between ~ ah ''s
between fih anh bhafTs Hprin'A'n ~
Jtut with bra, hes SPECIFICATION IA
Manrae-st, hstNTen Mont
,, 90 0ogyerpsur Pttt tetWen Buome nod DeiAnrrA
otls 81 Grand sui Disns "Taet heiN"Sn hlgo
urd Houspus st. Mauhatiiuiinr
tesp Ianu and 3ls sHd Avenue b. between 80 ad u ana
Is ~, tqh n. RprrBrti0n ln In ichi between Christopher
@ y.ries.,t bstseea spring Housgoutsi Broene
Crnsbi-.ts Specialization LIN alhs n+
Is, 70 anl troagh oh o. tbhsL Sprileal"n Tin al
.,s bst,esu B5th aud 8pthsts With branch iu gltlrst
Do ad prih'aho and "rs o
M oLtus on Application ohcc Of thr Brsau Of sewers
''-' ' TliuS STEPHENS, } Croton
ROBr. l.. DAHHAGll, Aqueiuc
GRO e. GREfNE, } Boad
cporoy Aorrpucr DHPsRrNsSr May 10, 1853
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ptupusals,

csrOyrTcr DEs.Errssr. Arril 8. 1852.
PROPOSALS FOR ENyELOPEs.-SEALED
PROPOSALS. vii he rresiysd a. ibis Dsparnszi aHi " D. ai
3odoe p furnishing Eayslops ir ths saeisi g o. Poa'
is,sa number ofsays,pes s required ,rll o'''
Chisho 2. 4o0ooo more o. lss.. . D, . isehss
Cisas 1 1s9oo more more OF or is.. = %oT4" az ,4,s'"
Ilass No $ Jpe0O more OF less, n b. lnt iselsl
, T c =, no. s, 20 e,.. Si y Si , 5 req % u @ l as 81
s,Tsosrse pgsl " E.y ,; gts! q 'ggg,tl 49, soroos
manu,r yunne f ls tle slrs g ols lp and nad
sI TGy & ssdsd ia psrsss q tSeS,s rSrlsd p,
boa straw boI sseh % oesiain pot We, 'H - ae3', o. @ 1
sey or obsr as nay rsqaa tAe heIe. be @upPsi "a
master Whoa elssd e. be delivered = Tie DtP'rneS 'ash N'P
Wssa sn 900 Tars envelope, ,r, required to 81 he order q Post
they % be psi up "a so' voa-n 'pis' ppsr!
X tsIi irellton % of A. sgsat Of tbs bspsrusui
TIE Envelopes be flr1ae uel quantities a. nay from tine
ili delivered eh the rost oass IN The I Thsrs Toe .ee.d
ssr reside. o. a s 'sIIs % & .t1t & ~ ol p,g - 'n'
BIDS are ils invited for % g 'g'eope' EoIs OF s mae ron '
best qlai Of Nlle Or boz paper Soy 10 mel i9 70 n I.s
once ADD Il ,s Stamped nv,ops Aseny The CRY Of S~vYa
5s's 55, s Ssy y ns ss e IN, bssn a
b. G., 10 qualities A. from TINE 70 ,me may es ufnsrc - m
@ GsS II Registered pseIsS EuysoSs sly %; stiss
ron % T.s I M bs ssJ sTRirb BOTH GGRO5s
TE FACBIND BACE LESGTHwlsK rs RID h' b, Pa'
up n ya,sboa boIs, eoauug 200 'nd g,esed 10
vooe Iies m quantities Of 900 600 each for delivery A. the De
pacing Z. ,,,,.., =,
The department souvesd st free Of coat o iinpoA
ton. those delivery rttnaststs mail mhtiss
delivery tnsoPs 'pshd shove TO be made On OF abeas
the la Of J1Iy Hfrt. -
invited may application the principal post Ohcss Al the
Department
srs required % hh psen'nioi the envelopes they pro.
pose slppy ui Va m he considered uness offered by snve0ps
m. price 5d snd tse qasy Of ps. suTae tales
sSpsderst 0n n awarding the e0nrtet
GosI, viii be required h performance Of the contract
ana ali payments HudeT II vii be made quarterly .... .
cnsfa the gt ~ reject AL bids
derpei conn with q r. public Interests
I must be uofsed once and Retained Letter IN
,eoBes Le Proposals o Reersd Paeisgs EHvslopv the
bri Assistant
JOHN A. T. CRESN Eli, PostmtItsrOeu
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Sails bp Sutiiun.

RY HENRY d. MINER, AuctiOneer, Sales
I'D room Courndts Art Galleries No sI5 Broadway 2dOOr'
"'" PINE ARTS
BARKRRs ART GALLERlES, No. Sf5 BRoADWAY.
Third Aunaal Sale by A. pHUfvEITER ESQ OF ANIWEEP o.
ngui.hed and highly esteemed Artists Of The French Be1 asd
variety subject bss been sIed By collection offered to An
HENRY D. MINER BARKER viii cell at Auction THURSDAY
lnd FRIDAY EVENINGS NAV 20 snd 81 at = o'clock 5i their AT
longing PauYyETrER CO. e WI y5sa %, following in,or''
K K. FIcHEi FFIHc1HnEi l. Robe aoESRLAGES,
p. p wTLLRMs VAN KUY0K. w1LR1vES.
p VAN SCHBNDBL, JACOB JACOBS, EvBRsRN
PLASSAN, DAVID COL DIDDABRT,
TRi9RR, II P SGR4RPRLs. ". vRKRSCHUUR
bGRGRIAs sHI n TEN K4TE, DE wliLLE
X BIDAN, l. DE- HbUhi..- y a KISI;
RU%SsSRG Pills, r RoIRRsE wYYG4EET
BOURGOIN T. MUsIN, W. vBSTER,
A A. WUST TTSTThA' RoER KoRK, WiILioT.
and others Of distinction in American and Buopean Art e
Csc A. LEivrrT, AueaoBeer o,,
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
- HALL, Asorpass and hghhst IkATIrr' SIRkBklsm s
Co ooNsIsSsESrs SOLICITED LBELEIn CATALoeusD AND ~
A MKRwiS, Ausuoueer
pY BANGS, MERWIN a. CO., Broadway cor.
T1f S BSos TEgso6S MITs o A i FIs' a. &
A PRIvATB COLLECTION Of MISCELLANEOUS Aed 1' Thho'
SC Also interesting Works Of Travel BEAoy Hs'Or &C. many
Of them illnstrnted and mostly in excellent condition.
A''IsT2yT Msoloal PrTvTIoEs yoT 70 oyyI9F 1gs5
DUBLIC SALE of MEDICINES, HOSPITAL
puS STosES d.oI DFESRs @ @ on SkbR he 3 DAY @
At 10 n At e Jndieiary Psi between FOURTH anu
Fifh large and valuable assortment OF MedieAes hp
Drope needed for the public service among when
will be ourd the following viz:
Supurio ounces; Alcohol loo quarts Ceraie Of SAn
ardes Dances: Pu Of Cincbona 5000 ounces ua
Extract Ginger 1900 Compound Spirits OF Lavender
ounces Powdered Opum 100 1inc OPh CAmphoA@ WV
ounces Sulpbate Of Qupne, SO o1uces
Sperm Candles Beef B1s Coodssssd MN D'sec,ed & Esq r,
Oiled Sik Muslin Roller Bandages Linen Also, l5Oo hu'Aeo
Bars ... - -t..1 ..
Full particulars catalogues Terms cash 2 cent required a.
CHARLES SUTHERLAND,
Assistant Medical Purseyor, BrcvetColonel u . -.
DOBERT SOMERVILLE, AuctOneer
III SalesrQom No. o EasausL
CLOSING SALE or
STATUARY, CARRARA MARBLE,
BROSZES. VASES. ORNAMENTS &c, Gc..
being The importation of = ZANNONI Co. OF Florence
To he sold Auction THIS DAY "Wednesday b T. Al IL O'CLOCK
at SalesToon No. n NAssAu-GE
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A JoUKNRAI ABotonseT, .
Office No Pine.st New-lotk
A UCTION SALE of Sea.shore VILLA SITES,
"A deigbtfnv located south side Of staten Island,
In PLOTS Of 5 to 10 ACRBS EACH,
WEDNESDAY NAV 49, y o'clock, at the EXCHANGE SALES
ROOM, No IL Broadway, EsW-York.
Terms easy Bills with further particulars at Aueioneers Once
No PnesL
A. J. BLEEcKER, Anotioneer
TLFGANT COUNTRY SEAT at Huntington,
II l. IA J. BLBBCKBR son Co will sell At Auction on
WEDNESDAY u o'clock AZ the k1chsnge oom Nc
III Broadway elegant modebat COUNTRY SEA A. hurt1gGp
witt fgroupl under perfect state euaou VAN
choice fruits sc per mortgage Maps aHo photographic
views a No. ~ Cedarst
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Zeal estate TO Grtbangt.
Sutton Sal,s of 8taI estate.

J. JOHNsON, lT., AuctaueeL
DY JOHNSON & MILLER,
D AUCTtONRBRS AND
RIAL ESTATE BROkBRS
No 25 NASSAU ST., COR. CEDARSL, hgv-foRK .
Residences Lots CouuT sDd Farms bought 500
exchanged Loans negotiated Agcqn sales o Furna &c
MONDAY. MAY H.
Al Y o'clock,
on THB PREMISES At WOODHAVEN, L. I,
one mir bsvord Bsst New-York =
LALAECB GROSJEAN'S GREAT FEBB LUNCH OPEN-Alk
SALE OF $40 LOTS ... .
l3ng their Factory hud n8 out for labor
s lOOO daily sbllt Maps and Tree tickets nov ready "
JOHNSON L MILLBRS Ohce, No = haSssu-st- Ne"-loIA
TUESDAY. MAY 49,
O'Clock ko lll BFoadsay n l.
BALANCE of the NEWIONh LOTS pot
essrsd on MonGsy o will positively be sold without
highest bidder Property uneIeeponsne
Grades al opened Location high and commanding
fromE York S5 from Hunters Point - minutes
minutes depot Surrounding fnteas ehurehes and
sekoo within stones throw. TeTus
ready 81 the once
sf -. JOHNSON L MILLER.
n.y. No. IS Nasssu-sL. ~ T.
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DY HENRY d. MINER, AuctiOneer, Sales
I'D Courndtst Art Galleries No 8iS Broadway 2door
from Foneenth-st
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

A I'D for CUBA.-GRAND FAIR at APOLLO
HALL corner Of BTo,d~ay and Twsnt, sshht 20! s
wounded Of the patriot Cuba under te
ofae JunlA PaInota ds Cubahas IN NsNlvL Open dAp HS
until il v ~. AdsIsog 70 ssHtA
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~ y. MlLlEn- Aae..oassl
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Smus.m,nts.

Sntus,msnts.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
X l. . RLINE. "a ~.
~ L u LINE.n
Es S T aSud sO 81 d.', s IS;Dss s.
~ LURLINE, al
extra been found absolutely necessary to insure the per
SUPERB SCENIC BFFECTs.
''u ''p''A'' MAGNIFICENT FINAL TABLEAUx
The sl ias Performance Of this GRAND SPECTACULAR OPERA h
'n''''''' - PS'ISsl TSmoSRow THURsDAD, MAY 49, 81
men Tk II SALE T5 or SEATS Co&MEScEs THIS MORNING
GRAND COMBINATION OF
ITALIAN AND ENGLISH OPERA,
GRAND BALLET,
THURSDAY EVENING. MAY 13.
AND EVERY FOLLOWING EVENING.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT PM
First time in America Of william Vincent waacss grand romantic and
spectacular Opera.
~ l. URLIN E,-n
II l. u II LII N Il, "a
VIII be produced with a magnificent
MISE EN- SCENE,
And At a cost ofov
100000.
ENTIRELY NEW scESEE2 b GAtTo and yoESTL ESIE
EEw PRGPEkTlRs By ABBIATTL
Under the q she Stage @ MaasEsT DUBREUL
INCIDENTAL BALLET BY
MARIETTA BONFANTI
SIGNOR G. NOVISSIMO.
Ills brst appearance in NewYork)
SPECIAL NOTICE.
II THE OPERA or LURLINB WILL BE SUNG IN ITALIAN 1
AND IN ENGLISH OS ALTERNATE NIGHTS.
Prices or ADMISSION.
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The Beauties Of Polygamy.
From the Salt Lake City Reporter, Feb.


Last Friday little onpleasants ess &"
occurred in a Bishops family, residing
not thousand miles from the Nineteenth
ward. II appears that the supposed head
of the family (the Bishop was absent
from home. Mrs. Bishop No. 2, to illus
trate and exercise her authority, severely
chastised the two sons of Mrs. Bishop
No. |. The juveniles, aged respectively
eleven and thirteen years, not relishing
the authority exercised by their dd in
terim "parient," called on imam for
reiniorcements Girding on her armor,
No. | sailed forth in defense Of her
progeny; seizing No. 2, she held her in
grip of vice, while the exasperated ju-
veniles proceeded to take revenge and
infiict Punishment which they did
to their hearts content When
the Bishop returned home 1.-THE devil
was to pay" Like Nssby in trouble, he
sat dOwa and Wept profoosely." After
his burst Of grief, he called meeting Of
the teachers to. decide the case.
Upon due deliberation this very wise
aud necessary adjunct Of Mormonism
decided that the boys should hnmbly ask
pardon Of Mrs Bishop No. for the
vholloping" they gave her, and prom |
ise never ts do so again. The eldest Of /
The boys did the graceful, but the young. /
est stands 6rm and says: The one who ]
was licked the worst has got to az par
don, and no, The one that bAlped TO do /
he licking" We pity the Bishop, and /
advise him 10 get sealed again.
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Matrimonial Tifs.

Some slanderer of the fair sex writes
of matrimonial infeiicities as follows:
Husbands Especially when new to
their happiness) are often puzzled to
know what makes the angel cross, and
to use an expressive term, csntankerous.
They ask the cause, but they are fenced
off until chance occurs for treading on
their corns, and then the shindy COM
mences in real earnest. A lady Of this
delightful complexion is completely
happy if she can wind up with good
cry. The dear creature dissolves into
teara and the man feels himself at once
a brute. This is her revenge. There is
nothing now for the husband but abso-
lutte submission, and full acknowledge
nent Of his being in the wrong. A
woman has lost her ground forever who
failsiin her object when she has recourse
to her handkerchief, and to a display Of
swollen eyes and red nose. Few, how
ever, are stupid enough to play this card
until their adversary becomes disgusted
with the trick; it is generally kept
back until the right time, and then used
with vengeance. Women with tempers
are much more tolerable than women
without. They possess bsth action and
spirit, while the tame, equsble, colorless
creature has neither. A landscape seen
in perpetual sunshine or moonshine
would be dull; it is q relief to see it
from time to time stirred by the wind or
in the light Of flushed angry sunset. Is
this the reason why poets so often marry
shrews7 Is it probable that lady who
becomes conscious that her husband is
analyzing her would, out of sheer spite,
give him something to speculate upon Of
hard and practical description-she !
would cross his romantic vision on a
broom-stick, or worse again, hit over his |
brain with poker. Tifs are not sufi-.
cient causes for separation, although !
they may lead 10 the most plenary rea-
sons for parting. We should think that,
in most instances when they do, the fault |
lies with the husband. Marriage is a
science, or, rather a 6ne art There is
scarcely any woman who could not be re-
duced by good system and discipline to
an endurable line Of conduct Whether
every wopan would be worth the trouble
Of such training is qRite another Ques-
ton bat, undoubtedly, to the man who is