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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15
MAplNE COURT.

Ri.hsra Buiwinkle sgt WI araJ Dsckcr
To recover Of owners under the lien law. for building
,teyl. furnished 10 erect building at No. 36' Ninth
si between Avenues and ID. The Court satA Tue len
Law, i in 6eror3,ion of the common law and INST be-
=, etiv rulsued Olcoti ACT Frazier, II H. So Mla-d
art Robinson Hill COS; Busting agt Bushnell Hal
2s.l he notice Of claim nied Is detective IA no' cor
rtiv STATING e names of the owners cOofrlcior, nor
do, il rv the street number OF the house Il IS also IN
rocf that the oWnorsw not indebted T. the ccnrletos
,y HAVING abandoned after third payment e. per con
rect having been made and the lien hoi-r caa be IN no
l,t:,r posion dian tie contractor Pike AZ lr"4a
sand : C. Rep. u; Jennings at Cora, j JOHNS, "a
Msone act Nendollp u Johns. l65; Lanty at Pari-'
Crwon. cs Chsrsplm act Rowley. - Nead, ~ Peat
est Sehouok Hin - Cutter oct Powell, Tenn r.
$50; TaNon ect Mansfield Mass. Rep. l2l Judgment
ior defendant. with costs. and SO allowance.
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ct Far Rockaway uced examination. when 10 BODY
Of m v BIO had beea missing fof several DAYS W. En-
81 IA. o. en- Decea ID had been in the emp D az
Csfrey wa. be- man. but subject at times - a
iorrt On o. the min Il Is supposed that he com n Ted
suicid
tcciryyT-Mr Warren WI ans, Of North Hen1sieai
vi lie driving through the village with load Of hs a.
tfre WI from wagon and one OF tho horses kckei IN
in The face breaking Lis Jaw.
ScTrorE COUNTY COURT HoUsE.-The Grand jury, a,
tn lat Session of the Court at RyeFhead L. L. pressa ed
lie Court House and jail inolerable nuisance- totally
inadequate r the purposes ior which they are now used
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WrnNrsplY. Sept. LIP. NJ

The upward movement Of the Sock Market was cheek
cd to6av but The sales quite extensive The foreign
adyces in regard the London Money market were not
considered favorable and doubtless had some effect in tn
sr,a The movement was large in Erie opening at y !
and closing at III at the Second BOa-d and 81 ~ alter
Tie Tn,s cf tbs morning rams the following parallel OF
The condition OF the Erie and the NewioIk Central
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CIRCUIT oouRTmBesssre Jalss NosHrs-

Tie sheriff in 1885, levied upon II gold wa'ehes, az -
len lfrc on IN execution ob.nired against James an
John SLACK Slack Brother. in favor o. Rcharison% "a
mon Mass for S315 Slack Brother had beeneiaoisnsi
in New ORLEANS where the indebtedness accIued,
were unfortunate in business and stopped payment
1875 Mrs Slack the plaintiff their mother claims 10 have
owned the watches in question, and other properly a.
a. She states that sic had formed partnership u TIE
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SUPERIOR COURT


Application for tie discharge If two B.emen sailors OF
The bremen bark Wieia.k, wio had been committed as
destrters by an l. ;. Court Commissioned, = beng eoa
kcro case. that said Commissioners only have Jarsic
on in matters specially defined by law AMI have 40 pow
or under Tic treaty with Bremen 10 issue warrant or -
sduo are the of deserters. Tho Judge ater tax
N time Cor advis mott held the view o. be correct cad
IL M were discharged.
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Vorl1m delued p cen. Tie b.- MS, o. :, e-nD-f i
q; ,n9r.,ood +. quite fsyosaile >oangion Is hrn az -
Tron Eivcr = sustained a. q. Ncer-sua continues 70
h. dsr7,,.sd and sod a. sis Canton f.ll OF cent
Crrof rlard IS l flyo-ite viii 70. riors ba. was heavy
c,or. q, g, decline Of ? cent Parker j. lined =
ont small Parcel q Crys.a Palace sold al % Panana
dotlCs luyer sixty which IS recovery from i.s io7,s;
,o-r.of > = cent NevYork Cen.ral i IN olrrAe DE-
rspdntu4 sixth av 10 There were sales Of $500
Government Sxcs made 1927 Tor is6s and li7 t'f os
800 Ia lrosd Bond are not I've bu generally ste1iy
In Exchange there j. no, acty, market ani raes a.e
,s,ber weaker S.e7ug Iiasi Ct. viii but lev sai''
v,ro, pct Francs l75 as l5 The supply Of Frola-e
f-1l.is considerable The Brssd,.uf movn NJ VII do10;
l. or.rue active during the winter and spring a1sdng
,,. rial addition 10 the sapYly orb IL wh-h VII O-lo
her and altar grow ont OF The Co''on snpmni ana 'sna
n rcd,7ae II no. eniEely suspend he specie export.
Tic ,nount rec,'yld at the Slb Treasury Is 'ie''''
Payments slo9773. Balance G. -tias@
N, steamer from Boston took Gu sl1l.ss5 IN gold
In Filis there hiss rot been much done 10 DAY pari. n
,or,rce Of the lack Of room To LIVERPOOL The rl-e
GA = lea for Grain with arrangements % 30 bush Folr
a.. e. ION 73ad aocl bbs Rem 81 go p1a he ms
Rum ?. 5000 gals. Ola 3o The steamer has Cheese
., col To London. 10000 bush. Gran lod 80 box
pen 30 800 tuns OIL Cake 5ol p go boxes Chez
aol To Hsy7e there have been snail shpmsntss Whea
At 90 &c and Flow IS q soc Within Few Ga - -
r'ssrow zoo bbls Resin 3l5a3is 40 hhds bark 81 90
bll Lard so and $50 tuns LogwoOd $751; To MArse It's
ri Wheat al lac another 20 Dunkirk. France a s''
cd sr,b.r 10 Rouen at 2sc- with Flour a. 81 H. "a
WHOA, al in bags To Antwerp 80 os kee ''ls " oA'
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~IWVVAGT-Nff The specI0I Ing J"T7T! IIIy
Common Council on Tuesday NJ the subject OF Sew
oract yves not taken up expected On motion OF AID
Miller the further confederation OF the matter was post
poned allow the Special Committee time to report
TIE FEEwrS--I is reported that several Of the fire
conn aros Jersey City have met and decided to resign
public meeting viii be held BY them Friday evening
At the srecal meeting Of the Common Council on Tuesday
veni he Fire and Water Committee reported adverse
y Tie petition OF the tremen TOR an increase OF s.ay
Tor he Chief Engineer The reason given for denying the
ueion IT, that the salary having been fixed i contrary
10 the charter TO change the amount resolution oreTed
Nv AID Edge authorizing ;hc Finance Committee to Dor
row SlcC00 for period of years, with which q bag
lots build Engine houses, was laid upon lis table
Hon. J,bn NJ. Bolts has accepted an invitation to q
Pubic Dinner at Newark on Monday evening next
In .Iersoy Civ Yesterday John MoNuly was brought
b,ir Recorder Cutter and fined SO for selling liquor
without icence This is the first case that has occurred
under tic recent ordinance relative TO the liquor tahc
JrrsrY CRY BOARD or EDUoArIoS.M the meeting
Of tie Board on tuesday evening n contract was an
nouncod with Shopald Co to supply the schools with
books aud stationary The subject OF heating ana ven
aiipe the scho house in York.st, committed to
he Committee with instructions to report plans Tor tha'
rt g ~ te meeting of the Board on the 18th inst Miss
SmiL A Woodward was rocomm nj, d as suitable per
ION fol First A. iont in the Male Department at $500
Miss Iaii,r was recommended for Frst Assistant IN the
Urinary Department, al 600 per year; and Ms Beck
with Monitor in the Primary Department at SO per
album.
10 dew in Jersey City the sale of lots for The Of
taxes for 1882 viii commence at II O'Clock, 1.-THE Ciy
Cuks Chloe.
TuF CoURT-The Hudson County Court Of Oyer and
IdmnCr in session al Bergen Corners was occupied yes
ciCav with the suit between Jersey Cy and The Heirs Of
tie Coes E.tme. 1t viii probably be before the court
throughout Ibis day The suit is 70. piece of ground
bounced BY North First It., the North Ere ST. GA the
East utterly by South Firi Il, and westerly byJersey
aud Coles T. There are abou96 CITY lois IN this piece
worth all, cher at tie present time, $4,000 The
claim OF he city to This ground Is bescd upon The dedca
iion il la 1903 by John -. Coles deceased 20 the pur
roses OF n ,ubc park. The heirs also claim IT, Eminent
,ouns, aIo engaged OF both sides.
SHrRIFr MrRsrLTs-As the term Of his Office VIII
in, at the close Of this year. aud the presenton Of the
Count the last which he wiz attend in hi Official ca
aciiy a number OF his friends dincd with bin Al The New
kirk = at Bergen Corners on Tuesday evening The I'M
lniy drank his health, wheroupon be spoke q manner
nj mtutery TO those connected with the Court and
toosied The d" Bar of NewJersey' i Bentley E'I re-
slondll.
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o.. rqarket easier Tho saes 1850 bbs 10 sos
o. H. ~ suise aud r good Wem ADD Prs0n on the spot
d. dc more ect.ye AID firm sales Of IS hds at 10
EOyI-IONspork IN active demaf Tor shppins and wl,b
IA, Ar bills fj 81 s6 fjr Mess AID e) ~ Tor tam
M7s Clfa snd 81 a50 +l3 Of Prime Beef va mode
hnes Of so bis Of ~ 90
~ IS r. County, and fzAsi2 - for CITY Mess Chicago
.eaFce Tor Prize Cut Meats are m good ana
re seee Gn7c Tor should snd sd9ic Cor Hams LAID n
~ .ad Sales q 30 bbis and cs q, l0iiie
Infrd NJ flj1lJ 80. Butter sre
s1Dd sales Of Quo az 10 St< H 10 @<is.
a. equity Cheese "a far demand and hfmef oA~
TID-t IRA nssrst; supply 10. large. sales Of 900 pig
II T1iss.r II s6 cssb Nhhe Lead IA aslsbe o. 81
sFIg- uifsd demand t0Fer Otg9c Timoby fs.'
Sf9Ss moved md sigasN ~, Raped fss seed
frn fuf commands ~ o. LEseed hrner lat sales
fOFFFP-A noders,e busn, donE to-day ales 30 blE Me
sr 81 IflaIli - tass Iagnsyra lie i1g jsy1 Ne
frrrfr 10 hlfs Ji9s
yr5i s. htfs Poro bJxes Brown ani fei0s Ht
Ma s ace. -l tfAe Ncw-oIeaEs AZ -.
PRICE h1vr atyaneed since st ne 10
on fair; fsies 70 aba hscog.fo a. 1f4& 10 Poro LEO
"a re fc bbis Asw-Orcsus g. ~ y
FISH -Pr - Dry Cod firm ard The dasnd y not ,st'ye
- flnr| - cfsnd
49, b,v, fl sd~rei ssfof - bbs a, 80 for 20 ktf.s
snd u 5or sllii tcQSio y f Nc spf - 20 ~ 10
~ Hon fnsa ssoa1Ty sni the demand = 1f stes o.
a. " r sca'ed Sc for No fcfie1 tof are gettsf
safs, IL Ifi. - ezi seed 90 - so, ~ - 9Ds
sALlITgTR-We snss of - bss' ksf Hia Nf1de h'e
&c - @,fe fr s. Domingo Lozvvood bare sIss
Ell Tobtsro al I'd - 'l' ~ va ~ ''~
am ssst very s sud he dernsa3 COOL the stock
sales so Basuos Ayr-s III b., 81 i3c
or h Market delivered there y IT, Il iie al dr n'nfhs We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15

SupRYxE CouRT-SPEuA TERN.-Nos - % to %
r s DIs1RICr CouRr-Nos IS. l5 II. 90 70 %.
CIRcuIr CoURT-ThursdsyNo 90 10, 355. -, 81, g.
81, 81 10 -, ~ Is. - - -.
COMMON PLEAsNos p 81. s59 359 $50, J1', S''' JOY
$50. 3ei 800, 364, 81. 373, "a, 375.
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MARRIED.

sTICKLER-syELL-A, II ohoksn; 81 Sept Il BY R.,: =
MeFhoy joseph w Skler sni Oh rte sns BON OF hooOA
rS~TrT dCrd Co nfv PenIa- pGp'is please cory ,
SDDING-On fueiey 18Th inst BIZ Rev L Gov I'll
C.oree W.leb OF Providence Lydia GaddaE Of tA1
Co. d.nbt.1 of he late G. ding Of the former plaza
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15

watch and jcwelry busines- with las G. WaYisnd invest
NJ s3Ofhe obtained from her father. but hst Mr. re
tfed fom The business az months aterwar and ihf hsr
. Jrmos in the store, acting her agent IN cprlZ
M tie husiness the te II the levy BY the sheriff
- IL recover -oo ALLEGED value Of the E1.,hs n
Sof nee i coriended that the p-o0etY bsl)l 'ei %
Jarnes and that the levy rgifuly made Seaed'ef
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GRAIN-The mslket wen supplied with prime Western
Wheat end with good demand In part complete csrgoes
rc,s 10 baf Genes M improvement can 10
1is af include 9 90 bush ordinary TO good Winter Canad
g. nolud,d within the are - 900 bush in transit
T yrroo a. eigg n SO buh good % choice White Mich
t.t Al 0 fl a. bush PED suadan 81 % <6 bush
"a cuut Wsstcn 81 and 1900 bash prime 1snesse At 81 u
, susf 80 DC Barley ia &c. Oats Ia fair
r, AZ a isc or STATE and Ws anil i,d4jc. f0f Jersey
ON B. b,.fr tie supply uod ho demand good F the
~. tlavant asO 900 hr "a arrive, al si
ac ursetud 53affc for southern While and miscdi sie
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoys-Bsfors Judge BsEs'

COURT OF GENERAL sRssfoSs-BsfOrs Juass 7EE'E-
At The OF enng Of the Court Yesterday. two eooei men,
named George Harris and VIM Coles. were tried aai col
victed Of burglary the premises Of NJ Dabsceaa 10
sanonst They sentenced to the States Prison 10Y
two wears each
Albert Woharder placed at the bar to answer
clerce Of grand larceny in stealing s75 from ma
named MARY Pohl / legged that the conplNlalt
rnr;ed with that am)1nt he prisoner with the unde
standing tIet he nvei II f,r her in Building A:
socia;ien which is charged he failed to do The eyI
dence failed 10 sustain the cha ge and the accused was
quilted The Court the ado rned for the day
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,.I had been allowed 70 return to itay BY A.
RCD a 4 zee :s ssf q n d PiRB5 nsS pen ,
~ o. in 49, p.5f Fs.s.t vas proof o. goat IN
g AID hat ~ King who PIE; o
he porlar vii i mn b. ~ 1,n, ,
s /. e have true ''i Republican Of Italian
sl e en- al hat - international law to be valid
IT, E bIea e5 nv he peore and where exist. ins
Srsa. = fs psorIc NV; raasd Tho people nave y;
IA poliIs " Wi h simply a code Of coa1ly llrs-
a Pt'sli CO. &c., 10 the Jury Of the poole What
tseSen 10 DO w.b such things DID me RsPa9
~ ef1t,,sor Ro,ne permit heir asensto be splrned
80 p I'D ng consider a, a., q1es' 2a ,e t5e IN
" Yftsn - ne opposed the naming Of the Com
rs being ia favor Of the sPPcinirarsn. o. the
Ife nv y, Zee MEMBER were named b. the Chair'
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FLOUR AND MEALOu market for Western and State flosr
adj css By tho Franklin The demand has
Ion Export but fair for the home trade and the East
h vc by tie NIAGARA had bat little influence the
Transactions have been lned since her arrival Tss
little iD0uir, delivery Canadian Il aes Of 69
III s7f The Nestsrn Canal 1900 Dbl - Ji
s7l sBght Se aud 90 5 40 D. for mixed
and gd Ohio Southern Il less plenty
s the rnand brands which for shipping
b. .a are t6 or tor mixed good straight
csc 81 for fiyodte brands and 20 f ~I ji for
Trrcy tr RYE Sales Of hne fia ~ III
orn Meal IS rner Sale Of bbls jersey - 7j0t3 sl
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STTkFNE VVI n H--1-. ! 1l-o : 'Fa7s ,
Wm and Edw ard I. Ross AZ. VIM. l. Ross ani others
Motion to confirm report Of referee denied with liberty
10 AXE further testimony and bring the matter up IN
mole direct shape.
Before Jnase MIFcHSLt-
Green snd others agt Clay ana others.-D cree 81
foreclosure and sale of morigaged premises.
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NrW.YnRY TYPoGR.Fal

NrwYoRK TYPoGR 'r4Ica, soclETY sep u 10
pPorYrp II l. nv psinf duiy inform tha, NJ 8hE
I'm SQOJT ted Yesterday morning n the ih year me g;
Ycu are attend bic funeral this Il ococ
fCr III ls.e r,pce n BrooTnef fhout rther iny.s
I'm ~" ~ DWARD NJ sKiDMORE, Secretary.
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Markets .CArEFULLy REPORTED FOR The N \. TRIBUNE
WEDNESDAY,. Sept t.
AsHEs-The market better the demand good Sales OF 10 bsh
a. p ga for POT. and p afls.
COTG ON-Ihe this staple remains doll and heavy
Sale, OF 200 BALE q previous prices We quoies
Shict LitclIOI ClGasyaeancn
Atlantic Ports FLORIDA Other Gulf Psrts
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The oriean. bank. iu, port q cr stu on on tn.

Besides this the banks have real ate slss7l67 81
Loan. 90 stock ssslo7o4 20; Los and moriga %
i.eos 39s g. and other assets. making tots n rs
uepi snd dead weight OF liabilities elusive o. cap a.
ss4si4sss s. and assets, s37.c-s.o9J IS.
Wesnnez the first annual report of the TERRI Haus and
Iom-arv-
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is CIRCUIT COURI--Bcforc judge NELSON
liz Ak. schooner ; Iah and Abigail.
AGAINST a tor IN vessel for supple t-ns an appeal
oase Decree for libollant affirmed.
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NEW.J-ERSEY ITEMS.

SrwgBAeE-Attle special NEE ing Of the jersey City
Common Council tuesday NJ the subject OF Sew
crage not taken up expected. On motion OF Al
Miller The further confederation of the matter post
toned to allow the Special Committee time to report
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Tie following j, The RECEIPT for the past week Of Spte
ard tie aggregate to September T. inclusive tor The o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-15

10 dey in Jersey City the sale Of lots for The arrears of
taxes for 1882 VIII commence at u o'clock, 1.-THE Ciy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-22

WANTED-In an Importing House, q smart
active Boy whose parents reside in the city. Sal
airy frst year SO. Address w, this Office.
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furniture, ST.
ALL ENAMELLED-REMOvAL

A LII ENAMELLED-REMOVALo on ls
"A May next.-GlLLlES BYRNE respectfully lafxa
their patrons and the public generally that
the increasing demands made on them Tor ENalELBD
and ORNAMENTAL COTTAGE FURNITURE and bs
having at their old stand TO satisfy ALL they
PEELED to remove the lat May next to tho NEW sA
SPACIOUS WAREHOUSE No. SIG Broadway, bstwss
Spnng and Prince east side sig doors above COLA
MORE HOUSE, adjoining the Dusseldorf Gallery
n. B-Preyious to the lat May we can be found az umd
at our old stand No. 462 Broadway, ManafsctOry No %
Greene st. Offering greater inducements IN purchasers
GENUINE, WELLSEASONED ENAMELE0 PURNl
TT RE- than any other establishment in the United Sss
The Trade supplied usual IN unlimited quantities
GILLIES & BYRNES, No 4s2 Broadway.
East side, beor Jrsad~
After lat OF May next At No. SO Broadway
Every description OF Hair aud Uusk Al Pulsnrs
Pillows &c at the lowest rate.
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lustructlon.

A SCHOOL Tor GIRLS, near PATERSON,
"A n Jan excellent opportunity 10 here offered for
parents md guardians 70 board and educate Misses between
the ages OF and y years where every attention VII De
paid 20 their health aud correct department TIE School
located 10 pleasant aud healthy village, and s Of
acce-s by railroad from N.wY0rk % Patsrsou thence by
sage or private Conveyance which ar ali times BE- sup
pfd Gentlemen having dan zhters VINO may be deprived
oi mothers care, Will ind this notice worthy Of their az
tsutirn For fun particulars 10 terms &c, apply to
WM ROWE Jr No. 20 Hudson-.t, in the carpet store.
-New-York March 8, 1883.
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WANTED-A good French Teacher. to
take charge Of class in French in the Irving Gram
mar School. Call at O'Clock T. M at the Scboolrooms
No. rs East 14th-st, near the 4tb av
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NREAT BARGAINS in FEATHERs

NJ BEDS. MATTRESSES, &c at CRAwBUCk'5N
$50 Grendst second door cas-, Of ksssxst, New rsn-
CHEAP UPHOLSTERY and FEATHER 5TOKH-I
attention of families about purchasing respecua n'
10 the larse and beautiful sssonment Of Beds Mittsa
PaDlssses BedsteaGs Cots, Sc al OF which have eess
purchased at low cash prices and viii he sold at such pns
10 make il inducements for all 70 call and 90
Abye socs previous 10 making their purchases Gocsssi
10 any part Of the city Brooklyn ard Wiansbafgh Tree
ea,ase Old Beds aud nattresses Isnoyated AID adssa
" CRAWBUCK. No. $50 Grsud<y
u door coat OF EssGA
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40 DWELLING HOUSES for SALE

6tt NV EIlsiNU I1OtDES IDT GALL
Az The subscriber about retiring MS present bust
ofe Tor sale advantageous and liberal terms the
balance of his real estate % close concer consisting Of
tie following
Twenty.nine new brick three story Houses in Linden
place. Sanford ST. Wiiassburgh; seven splendid
age Houses do Three brick three story Houses ia
Eieharts0n.sf Nihansburgh aud one uew brick three
story HOnse on the NewtOwn Turnpike.
Any OF the ABOVE property most desirable residence
tor a man Of moderate means being oniy twenty-five
minutes walk from the Grsndst Ferry STAGES pass Cru
hsm.av which Is only block from the properly. No
hish taxes and 10 sssessents The terms within the
reach Of Any one wanting house. For capitalists look.
iug for investment better property can be offered The
houses have never been occupied. Apply To
SAMUEL h. BARrOL, Window shade Msnuf.cturer,
NoA IFS and III WI.iln-st.
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CHICAGO PROPERTY for

SALE The valuable Lot situated on North Branch
and Chicago River s. feet front and nearly if9 deep with
aeyway Of Is feet Ia the One OF the most val
liable lots In CHICAGO directly hese water onts
making front both rivers of go feet Also IA lots 30
feet BY 80 feet each First, Second and Thrds, in
tie Town of Buens Vista the west half OF tie north
west quarter OF section eight 49, IN Township j8 thirty
eight north Of range m fourteen. east Of the third prnc
Ia meroian by Gas II. Rees, map (2ll two-and s-hsf
miles from the Canal where il enters the river at Chicago
and 10 ore s-halfnles from the Railroad The above
l. OF the valuable property in that section to-
Reher with three hundred and twenty acres five mil from
where the Canal the River at Chicago, and which
will be included the limits Of that Hourshng city
The above property will be sold lots Of %, 40. 30
at lDg prces 20 actual settlers or tn whole
will be cold together For maps and full particulars apply
the Office the undersigned where may be
tended map Of the city ard surrounding country where the
property located. Terms easy. Apply 20
(6Je) +. n. LUDLOW, No III Wall-st., or New.st.
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"ANTED-A Farmer and Wife, Coach
w man, Walters Protestant Grooms 2 Garden ers.
Situations most desirable ready for the above at
No. 148 Grand.st.
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Gbaurrs for Business Glen.
L,OR SALE.-To Boarding keepers

IL and such may wish % commence the business,
6ne opportunity offered wears lease and tafni-
OF large house, conainrg thity rooms, eeiby To-
Gated in ae immediate vicinity OF bus'neSs POSSESSION
sy time between this and the is Of May the advertiser
wishing to leave the city. Address BOARDING HOUSE,
Tribune lfhce.
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DOR SALE-A FARM in New,Jersey

pleasantly situated Of about 100 lying three miles
from Painhed depot -four mes from Meruchln depot and
lies from kanway. About 20 acres Of u IS woodland
There the place aconiorabe arrnhouse two barns
cowFheds CRIBS carriage house and other buildD
suitable for farmer. 80, ANAL Farm OF Is
mile Iom REhwa good House and Barn the prem
stone wax from Railway leads 20 the dwelling Ad-
drtss TIMOTHY ROSS Railway. \. J. Residence on the
Farm, tour miles nom Paints ID.
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TOR SALE-A beautiful Cottage, with
Il Stable and Eiaht Lots situated "A Brook yn The
house hRs al the modern improvements and perfect
order The ntighborbood free from and the
prospect every direction delightful Toe garden Is
Handsomely lad and planted Onnibus,s pass every
four minutes The furniture may be had with it. Terms
eLsY. Inquire u CaAS. b. HART. No 81 William 81.
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ITO LET or LEASE-The modern and ele-
Il g.nt three s.ory aa1 stfc Dvyelias-hOGse, No ~
Yrsr klus few docrs foLa Broadway. suitable fsr is
rruxfu.tr 70 person II business. handsomely izishsd
VIII matOSauy Gcors and marble mSutepiece IRON
meat TIE third ,o and repsse with essy eonve eace
49, reils- vi eelr vault IN front Croton rat-- nj
most useful gallery Possession 70 % gwen the ls OF
Nav ueAt 10. tsrsns And PARTICULAR inquire Of
ALEX C. GAYCT, ~ MessyS Bowen AeNsrnee's
Nos Ila AID ia Broadway