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AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD-LAND AND LOTS IN RICHMOND
u 2nEINRn IN PAYMENT RlR STOCK

TBESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD-LAND AND LOTS IN RICHMOND
RECEIVED IN PAYMENT FOR ST0CK.-The
act passed on the lst day Of March, 1897, ito pro-
vide for the completion Of line or lines OF rail-
road from the waters Of the Chesapeake to the
Ohio river" authorizes land TO be received In
payment Of stock subscriptions. This act also
thorizes the Virginia Central Railroad Company
to contract with the Covipgton and Ohio Railroad
commissioners to construct the road from Coving..
ton to the Ohio river, and upon the conclusion OF
such a contract grants to the Central Company al
the rights and privileges conferred on the Chssa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company.
On the Goth day of November, ulimo, the VIZ
ginia Central Railroad Company entered into Q
contract construct the Covtngton and ohio rali-
road upon condition that ~, 500 600 OF stock was
subscribed to the sock OF the Chaeapeake abo
ohio Railroad Company said stock to De snltiea
10 q preferred per cent. dividend after the road
is completed to the Ohio river.
lam authorized to receive subscriptions 70 this
stock payable in lands along the line OF any rail-
road in Virginia, or In Rich mond City lots, the
prices can be agreed on. -,
Parties who propose to subscribe will be ex-
pscted in every case furnish, ~ their own cost
ther sport OF so me lawyer named by myself thst
The uitiinaie value OF the stock OF thee
raaks and Ohio Railroad Company may be esu-
mated from the receipts Of the northern lines.
Last year the receipts Of the Pennsylvania Gen.
trail !ss mill s, were 8ls. 5ss, 1855; the New York
Central, 400 miles, 81, sol, 1855.
President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
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Lumber, dc.

r UMBER.-J. A. BELVIN, Broad
IL street between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
streets, has always on hand Lumber OF every de-
seripton which he sells wholesale or rstatl at the
lowest market rates De A-sm
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COO OOO IN FINE TO COMMON
,UUU READY-MADY CLOTH NC to be
sold in the next fifteen days. These are coed
goods, we'll made, nicely cut, and In our way and
we respectfully ask one and all who have the
greenhacks 1--WE would not refuse gold, to come
and take the goods away. and leave the green.
backs in their place, at oar old stand, l3 s Main
street WILL III lRA SMITH q W.
" r First coma frat seryad ia10
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Ches0pe0ke & Ohio R0ipd.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
" ROAD.-The following gentlemen are added
to the Executive Committee OF Henrico county:
Messrs. J. Il. Sands, George D. Peasants, 4. q.
Henly, and p. q. Larus, Captain II. N. Msgruder
and DR. w. q: Farrar &: FoNTAIsE,
President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
RICHMOND January s, 1858 lac
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Assets employed n ere for the general beneht.
Desirable FIRE AND MARINE RISKS invited.
ONCE. No 1914 Main street.
D. J. HARTSOOK, President.
DAVID J. BURR, Secretary.
r O. WHERgY. JR.. Assistant Secretary. de
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EOMEsTIC INSURANCE.

fgs INSURANCE AND SAVINGS COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA.
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UAPITAL.s..
Well invested and secured.
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Dentistry.

CPECIAL NOTICE.--I have not yet
= removed nv Office, and may be found. Hs8
until further notice. at No. l0i5 MslnGa1GfH
street, opposite the post office.
ia A-ot ]. HaLL MvOEs, peoGst
DR. G.. e. KLOEBER, SUR asa
~ GEON DENTIST Cats OF Bsltimore), saadxS5
No. so2 Broad street, Richmond, Va.
Taeth HIlsd In tn best manner at reduced prices.
Beautiful artificial teeth on the vuicapits base,
perfectly initiating the natural organ and
the contour Of the face, at the low prices OF $2e,
$25, and $3.50 per SET.
Nitrous oxide gas given In extracting teeth, rem.
dering the operation painless and safe.
de Ism
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CHARTERED FEBRUARY. 1886.
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n N. WALKER q CO.,
~. SUCCESSORS TO O. F. BRESEE. ESQ f,
dENHRAL INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE 1oI4 MAIN STREET;
srst door east of post-oiice, under Messrs. E. e..
Maury & Co.
Buildings. merehaodise. furniture. and personal "a
sursd against loss or damage by fire at the lowest
rates Ia companies Of the highest standing
Losses equtably adjusted and promptly paid;
Marine and inland insurance also erected al
.rrrant ratas no cats
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MUTUAL LIFE / n 6 u K A N y Il
lYI COMPANY OF NEW YORK.

This is not joint stock company, but every DOL
lar Of It's vast accumulation IS the properly oi lhe
insnred and an annual dividend, which can be
used in payment of premiums, is made TO lts
policy. olders.
This COMPANY has been In existence for twenty.
Ave wears. and is now In receipt of larger In
come than any company either In England OK
America, thus giving to the insured the amplest
The mutual LIFE" receives and pays 10
CASH ONLY and Its assets are 30 invested IN bopos
aud mortgages as TO place it's policy hoiders Dc.
yond the reach OF any monetary depreciation OF
financial crisis. ~
l014 Main street.
DR.. J, B. MoCAw, Medical Examiner. nos2
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THE QUESTION or TAXING BONDS IN MAINE.

A letter from Augusta says: The Senate has
disposed OF the question OF exempng United states
bonds from municipal taxation by unanimous vote. "
king that Congress will allow the several states 10 pro-
vide fcr the taxation OF National bank stock In the lnG
o!palties IN which such stock - owned The House WIZ
undoubtedly con ur this action. Mr. Morris OF Iors-
land las submitted proportion In this branch whsf
r-oyiGs for the registration Of all bonds IN which
Is claimed the return Of the same 10 rho sta1s
Treasurer, End the credhng To the several Iuunicisii-
ties payment OF state taxes per cent on TIE amoas
and tho refundiDg the state by tie United - ate1
IRE asnrer tho az 1ngate VI these amounts lie shows
that exemption not properly claimed on more Tran
fourth the whole amount Of bonds Issued and tass
pni6 IN i've YEAR, the Government refunding IA PER
cent on the aIGouu, exempted, viii gain $40 81. on s
sl0d " paid at maturity, VI @s. He estimates mar
bonds 10 the amount OF 100000 held IN tho CITY u
Portland, while exemption from taxes c0!mod on bun
$1,000 being but eghtcth part and Is not probable
th.' such exemption " claimed moTe than onequartf
O! the whole amount OF bonds Issued
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ANOTHER GIFT swINDLE.

TO 70 Editor Of 7As Trpa".
SIR: | here you viii pardon tho liberty
have taken - address you upon Ito following subject
viz: Ga the 10th 81 December 1857 received small
circular cxacl like the with the top cut or marked
No l. stnt.rg that n would fend dollar 10 GEO
Howard 4 90 they would senG ring ard two 81 their
f. Selfy tickets etc sent the dollar and received ring
aud [, o tickets OF which send with this. marked
No o. 1nu other, marked No. y. called Tor gold co "a
H. site watch vaircd ut So sent II back with S 90 10
t,cu Howard The reccp, you VIII Ind duly at know-
edged by him by letter hearing Gao hcwiOr Dec. u.
with which hr sent CIRCULAR hlch returned also, but
Il WAS very d. Ir,nt the hgst-iog my Inspection.
Gee lcticrD | began 10 discover that was duied |
r. La io iin that wanted him To send my money back,
or some hing cCuya lent wi!' lie has never done and
nm cunndri hc never iutrnGs 10 30 Meanwhile,
have im three letters 70 no eject other than
that wants g 70 for nothing llcOstd Win
this you il Fret and llst letter. by Nheh You WIN
that his 0nyuvse II Tor lnOIc eAtcnhVo rwi',!r:
This bears date Jan. Oh the back. yon viii See replied
toit JHn T. lCs Now what drsiie ot you SIMPLY t3:
Ey examining the papers you WILL tElhk. nnd suicicht
evidence OF Me rascllry therefore wish you 10 lu all
the hands OF coed policeman, so That the rhscay
Geo. Howard may be obliged 10 rrfu,d tho mOrry at
least. ! vogli Like to receive nay Just dcinaud; hat l
would rather any other had my g. ~ ihan the Niinous
Geo. Howard II itran bewUrincd out OF Geo IL. would
,imrlv say you, please send mo Ti!buhc Almanac.
tie portrait Of H. o. whatever yOu can nnolt AS soon
nfer the II cepion If the you enienty can
| mean after yuu receive the money no!n q. IL. am
now employed tho posioilce EsteliVie, Atlantic
County, n. j. by pnttirg tho riscaly Geo. H. through
bs dinerCnt PAGES IN lively manner you VIII certainly
tude and pleasure by yours very respectfully. u. C.
PSI wanted George to send to duly by mall ard
paid 20 cents extra. (Sce letter.
EseueNe, NJ, jan. 81, 1863
THE above is OF 900 letters OF simar nature
received at TIE TRIBUNE Ofcc-EDl
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MORE ABOUT LOTTERY swISDLEs.


To TIC Editor Of the Titpn<
SIR: | hope, and do not doubt, that many IN
honest stranger has read your exposition Of tho
lottery swndes In this city and the richer in oonse
quencc Your readers you debt for thus exposing
so niue contemplate vlllany. and II IL source OF graf
acaon to know that swinders hereafter TO find
friend In POSTMASTER, but that he ~ even overstep
ping what the rogues call authority In bringing the devils
TO justice and keeping money out of their eincnes Wy
these lottery aud swindins circularsi NewBampshre
,ery tponSes ars scarcely 1.-THE compared with
New-York State expected 20 read In your erpost Of
or basement pick pocket shops common In city
aud so profitable TO those who carry them on AZ saw
10 sluson them win try 10 describe their opera
tons man il seen standing the threshold Of Gel
inr-wsy, with a few colored hand-bis In his hand.
i hs Se9 ON One side the Getaway stands
glass case ed ws Sssr sSG nnpn VINCE ns
distance look CANDY and fair but oD cose nspeetion
rough and % rno T n Of
IL expected TO select from the passing crowd those whom
Ninety nine out Of every hundred 80 past about their
businese bat now and then verdat individual will
Iqn ss tns
speates for The oan 20 ot step down and look ., Tho
and has half q mind 10 Just 20 down." and ism Z
balanced g Ssps a %sh han ans re , @Ss
what the goods worth, how cheap they are takes
look a. se aoTS and tho man ahead Of him
ticket In All envelope for certain price sees him pre-
sreenbacI~ which tho behind tho TO
get mad about and a. last pays tho drawer $50 or tc w
put b Sss. ts sta hs dollar several times draws
yeloped ticket from the same box. but draws me
gold o ss tho store minus as much a. he chooses
schancr." it does not seem credible that such an
maui Az much San, but they often close their bne
~ pishs With b1ayeds .; d9pas clear pssds~ TeeRaia
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SHIPPING A1kLLiGENCE.

CLEARED.
t-..usAp ApsrsGsis CBrl H!essrn, Liverpool GUARD
Steamship A.sppo (Br Harrison Liy,rgSol X taaan ~
se.utp ssrstogs Hins kers0h Cu Point Ana eanolo H.
h $1,000, = s.n..,. a.ssr Bos,op W. r Crd.
Bar ataispts (Brem) Heeeh.n. Bremen Louis Meyer
Barb Jenny (Brsn l. Bsnhss. Bremen, ired sehroor r.
Bari Lord % We Ises Br cogrs J.eSs bs sos Z"
M Msbh Winisnsob Barnard, Cabs H. ~ Ihonp,on
Brs Gqa (t.lJ F.eeo.r Gibraltar ssd Lsshon, IL Berl Co
Dart, JOtnson. hismtord
S,hr ~ bloomfield. HsLes. tstuscrs ,r =
SEQ, Jsms, Warren Drsso. sana Mahs and eAvssA l.
NIL ss o,oy. Joo.s crAr- c.r.t.s-ss Miner Hoeshtsa
sehr Isb,la Burton Peintsii.rs dad heOrAy o.
schr hlIId. BroOis Culver, Csbares Miller Hoasb'on
.,. x.xyo,, ,3,.,aC Dr.,.r Br.ns, Jan u. via soub
~ Nth pa Ia p4ss oeheAs Ca Brpercneed
strong rshsSA gAts daIipg The pasIsse ., >. -, e.h
al .i.i ssssr Jssb Lsrle vn'n0 s.THAAh with IA,
ss..ass ssu. Bl.as s'ro With %css 'nd p. 70 l.
s..sSp ". T.a. PhS.asHAA 's' !" 'iA Hd's 70
Bsh ur,ms, Hsah shscp Re Jssss ssy' VIII ''sss L.
Ess Herr RAi, M.r..ss d. y.ss eitr.lt.s fAh 9Th
ndsa pss> nassL Has ssss uitsn 81 49, ~, 2 IT, ,
To- "a 80 "a 90 Gag 20 Hssy herras o. Liverpool k,r sd
I'll o,eoard ron rsre AID vas drssssA Aaofeo N
%. L.'. ,, BS aoi.. 1ra His.rs Bsslsos ~ Jss CITY.
rchr Ptfiss, skshsd, Sissiogtot.
kehy. Isies Glen Cove
Al, Pe.rsslL Murphy herStpoh
s<s, Nsl,ou Parisr, GoHAport
sen, sails Mtri,t Walers Geld synss
rs sAip Gsseps sbish the reeh bsn nsres
been Thoroughly rpsd viii Der regain nPs VIC boston
satsste hue
Vase. Ian u-lrnred .,sssshp Esrnso RON PhiAaslphs;
h.II iosaed from sahr1s, brs orssI Qtd frun atrsI
. BoIxus pcJA 4sA xhy-S&sk tn ts1Asse
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pork And that applied either internally or externally "A
1t s an excellent remedy Ia many foIs Of ska desa
i. WILLIAM
CROWDED STREETS.

CROWDED STREETS.
To fs Efitor Of TIE 1ribuS<
SIR: 1t is question whether tho proposed
underground elevated railways viii meet TIE require
ments OF the business OF Now ork City Nearly every.
thing which mako UP the various lind5 Of traffic
OF the cry - transported On ciis Of lOurWhce trucks
with from one IN four more horses and IL IS Impossible
10 make hcadway IN narrow streets, when or lcss
trucks always loading or W 0aGing. The greatest
complaint is In the streets running MOI Ia ana GO and
this will invariably BE- tic WITH narrow streets 10
T. lmpractibe to widen those streets which are rear
Broadway. But 1t is possible steer clear Of "ciqucs"
and rn s and egn'e for the good 81 the city, Broad
way and parallel streets be relieved at less expense
to business than by any Tnilroad project A line "
fifty or more trnck loads Of cotton frequently rl ono SIDE
OfNcsts near either one ~ the ocean steamers fhcro
10y forming nucleus fora blockade. NO business man
objects tO that-nether sIoald any one. But here
another kind OF business. tluc o. -Four, or gf nust
pars by. discharge NJ tho Same place, causing delay,
adding 50 the block" which extends mile away. AZ
this iunctue the police Do gin o divert the travel 10 side
streets adding 10 their funeSs or the street cars
remain in the block and ucsOns residing Up town Erc
detained Wei, what will yon dot Widen the streets or
both rivers 10 two three times the present Width and
travelling will be easy, truCk-men viii swear lees bush
ness men will not fret at SO mach delay Inc business
interests Of New York almost wholly dependent iron
shipping This Il tho making OF New-NOrk aud VIII he,
until Imperfect legislation both state and MunlcpSb
drives trade 10 other points. L.
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HE ENJOYMENT TOR a PENNSYLVANIA sE.i-
ISAEY.

THE ENDOWMENT TOR PENNSYLVANIA sI.i-
ISAET.
To Ne gaiacr Of ne Tr.surs.
SIa: In brief paragraph in late number
Of TIE TRIBUNE icferrin; tho graudsons Of President
Mott soas of the Ate Bishop Potter. noticed y owa
name Permit 10 say that cannot Justly claim TO
di-,lgciicn assigned OF oLaiuing endowment OF
g.I.tOp for n fcmhary. IL the Iei'ch University nt
bethlehem referred to, the original suggeeon cnur
f.on Ir. snyte the endowment OF .s69A0 was offered
unsolicited by Judge Packer BiKhop Stevens YES carly
consulted. Ils organization was committed Ia Dr. COrpo"
ard Professors Net.rrill, Morgan, hHyrr md RO"pr
have been placed ~ charge 0f : scientific departments
~ @ Bishn, TnLrp Iivary fr Young ladies has yait
rn o. ga zrd the Filtpaik aud sdCLce havir been
offered fer ~ ufr by Mr. T. scor teams tao Oer:
rot % he accepted, but II has yet 10 endowment
Honor TO whom honor due" Very respcctfuy yours
Eli nALET NOTT PoTIER
Factory Of he Saiiriiy Of Be1aie,en, Jan. 2l
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AIiAsKA.--Mt. Seward sometimes fuliills his
own prophecies. discover from pcrIsal Of one OF
hio seechea delivered september Is isdo Ia which Lie
said.
can stand here and look FAR of into the North Wees
thr Russian be OusJ Orculss h!flseN 10 to-
iahShnc gsapors ana towns AID fortlfcatons as oob-
ports of thc Empire % Jeifrs0ur9 and can ray s
on build ~ your outpOT,S 10 iho Arctic Ocean Ihey Ms
vet become oupor.s 81 couhtry, 70 cAleTn I~
civilization " the United States 10 tho North
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Goon SroRr.-The Hiawatha Club Of Ames.

bury last Saturday chalet other cup 40 'o os~
put four cords ot wood, against the sSlne
furnished by themselves and landed on sne
20 ne saweths club occupy Dg the lcss uine III S"S
have the entire pie for distribution olonS vac pgr
Ghe hour arrived and HiaWatha was pE9mpSIy on zoo
s,ot nth /, eoo,iiv number ~ horses aud saws They
waited and 10 club appeared; but after Thc the wood
n,.on to come Kin fourteen cords we're landed ana AZ
length .awed ard almost soop oisrlouteu it Nss =
uovo sight ami hugely enjoyed by orr eberprsns ADJ
49,, es,tI ~ ,ifors gho On hand ~ he nGmbor
- 1r.e tSoossno before the fun VAL over ,Sewbu.y-
u
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In New-Jersey. Last year. e,i27 marrisges were
performed. 1888. ur'hs reported and 'SS aoa'nA
occurred.
Grand skating Tournament open 70 all
skaters VI The United states and Canada is pIonlseus
weather permitting. on the Keystone shatns hinn, 40
Pittsburgh Penn on the tth OF February pe1, sua -
gold medal with 80 wells. and bearing with ~ the ua
Of Champion Of America is TO he contenoea S, re-
various smaller prizes for less degrees OF csit -
p-opretors The rink invite every skating cup "
The country 90 send two delegates. 10 meet nc tnSt
who fhan form . copsress 70 tx e0ds FOR all fa'"6s
N.llg sgRlsYsa,
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1sA GIEENBAcK \ poLLARi



SIR: | am not incapable OF approaching
technical points disposed "a SIur them ont md 10Y
SELF quite unable understand upon what ground t can
b. for moment pretended mat pay nenS by tis Gov
.rnment OF its BONDS sreenbacks Is ct bald and aoso
Lutte Repatriation. ,,..,,,,
40 many doaIs maturity Of the obligation Nov u
sTeenbAck o dOiAri &c certainly does not on It's face
,prt to Dr. one but, the contrary. expressly dis
r,x that character for 10 assumes To- be only
uent nv tho Government 20 dollar 60 the bearer.
This clearly not m,en simply that the g,ceueack
,rIII be for another iresnoack for, n what
IA the sgno ance Of the uuaostacnss obviously the
dollgr" referred To r. tho pre>4isa0 Legal dollar the
only dollar known when the sresnback issuedthe
only thing which lts face pretends 70 Je doart1e
United states coin ~ Lot denomination.
The fesnoack then. ay from assuming Ca be Vttg
dollar, is standing Acknowledgements ny the Govern
oent that IL aud will ~ dollar" recognized by
n excep. the coin 10 wict the gieenDack refers, and
which {. promises Ia pa5
Now IL Cover irent having agreed IN its bonds 20
pay dollar. does Ia nat compel The holders 10 take N
payment III which it does NOT ana dld pretend
10 dolla d." buJ which, the contrary VI cApiesn
declares their face mol 20 De- "dosars Is S r,ruiS'
ti,n or 10 IL notf Yours truly, iNsLtbS
y,,,l0tpor. Conn.,, Jan. 20, 1864
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N,vylypsyy NEwspApERs.-The

NrNv.l pRsyY NEMsPAPLkS.-lut secretary OF
-. yrsv Editorial Association reports Inat there
az. nov plJlsh.d In that State thirteen daily paIers
md issued daily during July aud August: sixty.
Sen yseeLli.s seniweelit., three nOntles qua
one onaI Five daljes aud twenty nine weekes
~ 1,egles are Republican; daily aud eleven week.
lies se independents two semLnon thles spd monthly
an, AGRICULTURAL ana monthly devoted 10 Literary
matters. There are two daily aid two weekly paISrn
printed IN the German Language, Two dsllies eghs
weess. semi u.onthes aud one monthly have been
comnene. since tn. ANIMAL meeting IN 1851 and dninE
the TINE one daily aod sir weekly payers he'e pcs"
arc0utru.a.'
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p.SSPhGRgS SAILED.

FOR soUTTrl milton AND HAMBrEG, Jan :sin ''e'r'h'o
T. Alvarez Souh Am' rea; J. ti eel g.
garngsear ~ L. PoeJeIeF y. y Consul g fn us- o.
J. Plsicl.Lai j. Nris. L~sVelNettH
Nr Nat1o srl obi. ". Eosu,erz kssma1oo = Iosa9
Chcsg Mir and h, h.ter J. frfr v J.
Mrs p0e AUD ei W. krifprh, a. J. sal 81 Lonsi u i.he
Chieaeo,C Wsah. A. Bir. SerYorki W Hosehte r keeh
urinc. hbsny NJ and Mrs Icn, Eoelsr, C. j. W NihcN
H. Never Mr AID Mrs Hrener Ard child H. Eein'de S-si ~
Poe.ow.sv Pn.s " IsDdou poion; T. Braaicuhauer Prussia
Pr,d.k.r San FIenesco; w. Dants. Fo Mcs11 Ia; Hum
mel Cinriunsu wieho q. J. khs Quuc~, III Ia L. Dunes
nd bglly S. Peal MINI, and others 10 tbs sesrsg,
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Parties having real estate for sale, or those
wishing TO purchase viii nud it for their interest to Cd
VertIse THE TRIBUNE. It's aggregate circulation n
larger than that OF any other newspaper and scattered
through every State and Territory. well New
York and al the principal cities and Uages Make the
advertisements short pOssible stating the edvsn
tGges offered.
Advertisers reminded that the three editions Of TE
TRIBUNE. semtweekly, and Weekly. subscribed for
oy entirely different persons tbst advertisements In
serted In each will roach an classes.
Advertisements arc charged as cents per hDe each In
sertlon. Ia DAILY TRIBUNE, q 20 per line Ia WEEKLY
'fkisusI Is cents per line IN sESu-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
ras tribune win devote especial attention to saIes OF
zeal Estate thus very much enhancing its value ~ an
ADVERTISING medium
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TIE ADORE ca 6a feet rich on froao"ay
by subject Patrick Dck expiring Ia May 1000 CON-
3
OF inches front subject to lease
said lots has been in the Jay
family a
THE vii and without the highest hdd.
TERMS.
the deeds will e de-
the
under the wills II William Jay
Wall Street. Newfcrk
Fer further particular apply tie counsel 0r said estates EDG s. VAN "'SN 10
c,e, Fo.r~, C, Il rIc o Wu . CalSu
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Snftipn Saks Of zial Estati.

A DRTAN II. MULLER, AuctiOnecr will sell
Z AUCTION the kyctsnge Saoo no III btodASsYi
MOSbAY Jan 3oGce BY order s,ss eotn 81 si;see
Seoess valuable snd basement brefhDt
soashey st1s " West Ttutb, formerly
Anos snd Wsys place and known Va
tie stable Sons the together with the
ground which the erected eottsnias 80 feet ebes
a. inches tie aa2 about Het def
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