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, 1869-02-12

ment, however, am told, is but rarely mat
with. In short, the more horrible or i'm
possible the positions the more artistic The
dances.
The province of the fair sex lies PRINCIPAL
ly 10 the legs. though few uonatural and
comic contortions Of the body are considered
no mean addition to the talent of elevation ;
The fair one who lifts her legs highest and
with the most rapidity and frequency, is
considered the most artistic, and favorite
and charming Amusement Of the beau sec is
10 send some open-mouthed greenhorn's hat
flying with the tip of her toes. During all
this time the most internal yelling must be
kept up--the true spieiness Of tSis exquisite
dance consists 10 that harmonious adiuuct.
The most celebrated dancer in the Latin
quarter is young man, or rather a pair of
long legs surmounted by enough body to
keep them together and receive their susten-
ance, who rejoices in the pleasant soubriquet
OF Sardine, although in no respects does he
resemble that brief aquatic animal Sar>
dine leaps higher than any Que else, and
dances around among the women, who pass
ANS 'SSo WIN PtiiSNb ldSlliiJg Win
all the air of the great artist he is generally
esteemed to be. He is the envy Of all the
students and the despair of all the women.
Now be throws one leg ten feet in the air
now he leaps clear over the head of some as
tonlshed woman, and throwing a graceful
somersault, twists himself like corkscrew
back to his partner, whom he salutes BY
gently waving his leg over her head. To
sum up, the students ball is undoubtedly
the greatest curiosity in the Latin quarter,
if not in all Paris. 1t was created by the
Students, aLd has always been sustained by
them. The effect of the peculiar character
of the student is here more plainly visible
than anywhere else. The utter abandon of
their natures, and their entire disregard for
all conventionalities, have here their full
sway The terrible influences which lieen.
tiousness and too much freedom of thought
have produced upon the unhappy female
portion of the quarter is here presented to
view in its most glaring colors.
, 1869-02-12
Htalla Mjalla Statesman.

PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY EVENING, BY
WILLIAM H. NEWELL,
EDITOR AND PRoPRIEToR.
, 1869-02-12

How fast the birthdays eomel How
swiftly each year, silently and almost imper-
ceptibly, glides away, bringing changes SO
gradual, yet 80 eompleiel 1t is no use to
weep for golden opportunities gone, yet we
cannot but wonder that we blindly let them
slide through our grasp. How gladly you
hail the day which makes you nine years
old-how true are your kisses, how buoyant
your spirits. What pleasure you take 10
making "rounderI" :" kuuekliug dow"
and tossing your "jacks" Pure then syour
love for her who FIRST taught you 10 lisp "Our
Father" free from guile your heart-un-
known to sorrow your brief life.
Child! q sweet word. Sure, those lips
cannot be long used to evil, which whisper it
tenderly. With it, such loving memories
throng, such happy recOlections, such pleas
ant thoughts. An innocent, joyous boy,
perhaps with no thoughts of care-to grief
an utter stranger-already owning bashfully
to yourself blushing preference for the little
blue-syed girl in bib-apron and red shoes,
who sits on the front bench at school, her
toes just able to reach the floor. How FAST
your heart beats when she goes up timidiy
on Friday afternoon to speak
"Jknow little girl,
Her face is bright aud fair
While you are very certain, all the time,
that you know one That night you carry
her satchel for her, and at parting give her a
rosy-cheeked apple, and tell her, ever SO
softly, that you'll bring her one every day,
and then come home, vowing to marry her
when you are man, and she shall have a
fine house aud carriage, like the sauire's, and
oh, ever so much money, and she always
shall wear bib-aprons aud red shoes. No
thought of the, to you, weary years, no
glimpse of toll, hardship, and trial in the
future. Ah, happy days of childhood
bright aud shadOwless, sunshiny days.
TWenty-oue to-day A man now, the
reins in your own hands, you can do just as
you please, your heart swels with pride, and
your head takes an independent pOise when
you think of it. "Free now-vote like a
man, raise moustaehe-carry cane"
That night you put on a neck-tie of rains
bow hues, part your hair behind, give an
extra brush to your coat, and 60 over to see
the little girl now emerging into young LADY,
hood, who so affected your heart at nine.
At nine? At twenty one, too, judging from
yeur confusion, the continual objectless, awk.
ward shifting Of your position, and cheeks at
summer heat, tonight. The old folks drop
of to bed after awhile, and the little ones
asleep long ago You are sitting by her
side, now, and your embarrassment has flown.
You are growing boldcr, it seems, for your
arm rests on the back of the sofa, and fually
drops carelessly down, lower and lower, until
oh, joy Its around the trim little waist,
and your hand presses hers, so soft and small,
while little tremors of happiness run all over
you, from your toes to the roots of your hair,
and back again. What joy, what delight,
what exquisite bliss And SO, with her cheek
against your shoulder, the magic words are
spoken, which your father and her father
whispered as tenderly between heart beats,
before you. Oh, Youth, gay spriug-tiue of
life, the season of polished boots, high hopes,
pride and iealousy.-gone.
, 1869-02-12

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, 1869-02-12

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, 1869-02-12
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AUCTION SALES OF QUEENS COUNTY REAL Es-
TATE.
Br MALLORY &BLAcKwELL-MAsPETHL LOTS, EACH 25xl
pRnIFCTED BUILDINGS.


The following plans were submitted 70 Mr.. James M.
Maceregor, Superintendent OF Buildings since last
PIN No i2eJur i-Bek factory located No $50 BroomsS
sic Of building 25K6t stores and basement owner le'one!
Plan No 72July 2-Brck stable located No l7 Broomest
Nrearl. 7a hudng 2512; stories Owner Charles hemn
pan No 73-Ju 2-Bnck factory ocsted No 70 Crosbystea
sIe Of building stories Owner. Joseph Lippe .
Pan No 78-Julv dweUg No so Hast Ihirteenlt
Al Ne 81 building 25I25; stories Owner oven hureadI
Plan No 7JuN aCorruged saloon and 0wehng located
Sorhast corner Of Fnsve aud Fyuiut size Of building sOx
ttO stones 2 Owner Hugh Mitchell -, -
pan NO TJ-July 2Fcsss iron store located NO ~ boNeV
gsiIe of hi ding 95I98; stories S Owner, j. p Jaee
Plan No TJ4-Ju 2Bue church located norm soc OF
between Third ard Letngtouaes size OF building "
A4gi a. stories 2 Trustees 81 JaueRs ChuIth
2Seven secoldcas brlck aseii'gs iocatel
toutb s5s Of feet east Of Niuthave SIZE OF bulaDs
lOris feet each stories and basement Owner koSeh
Pia" No 7uiT R-Bdck factory. located No $50 West Twenty
boebs (resr) size Of badrg 22 stories owner John Ale
Plan ", 7Ju 2-Brlcr store and located north side
a7 feet east Of ThrdaTei SEe OF
So,dpK 25rSO. stories Owner Samuel A.. Hills ,
PA No 7-July brick dwelling located south noe
kf one sevtnteeu. 500 east Of Thrdavei airs Of
PIis Ne 73July 3-Hrck and located No 2l1
sEast TEeByfS; Of building 25I75 stores aud basement
Pan No 5SJuv a-Bhek tenement located southsast Of
Henry (rea Of building SzHASi stones D
Owner H. Lsmeker ,, $50,
oub rath-sL 800 O. West Of Fnhve ste ouldgs
25r53 each; stories l. Owners. = Ellsworth and y smith
7sJulv 6Buck stable, ccated No " Hamilton ST.
(eir) sire Of building 2SI9O stories Owner, Henry Nsi -
Number OF plans submitted during the week was 10
Previously reported 727. Total since January l. 742
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PASSENGERS To ARRIVE.

The following list steamship Constitution whid
sailed from San Francisco for Panama. jane 20.
The wife and child Mr g. H. Dana and ehirea
Martin Oreen wife child J. chdres
DR. John ~ Scott Mss Anna EsrSoOd Mrs Ju Gsgod and ehid
Henes wife children Truman j. Badger Frederick Mayer
Ysnabes Mrs J. Hammond children and servant Ms
williamson Job Young wife and cni Miss Enms Combs vernon
Morse wife Charles Turner Miss Magyath M III.
b CLARK infant Mrs Sarah NJ Scott and children. Mrs De
Morals E. L. HOcusieter wife and children Edmund Jansen villa
uut Mrs Goodrich, Mrs T. p Morrison. Hea
r. J. r. Cook T. Wright Charles Mathews o. DsmVn'
Ewing wife Orlando Courtney samuel W. ktreige wife AID
children Leievr wife and child Miss Leieyre Mrs Martin Hopkins
and children, Mrs Lewis Stephenson and ebda Ms A.
child Mrs J. Smith, Miss G. BonsouFe g. Mckay iho
Hairless JObu Godfrey and wife, Henry
daughter and eres John Boyle Capt John Crosby
and wife, A. Psminos GAne Samne Newton, wife and Ia
Cleveland McGowan W. A. Kendall O. Werbburg - Josps
H. D. Lane. r. s. Zimmerman. John Canon, p hatheSs W. H.
Johnston ana brother
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SEIZURE OF ALE IN BOSTON - EXCITEMENT
= AMONG THE TEUToNs--LAGER AND BROKEN
ENGLISH.
roacbed s highest point on Tuesday afternoon when
seizure OF Teutonio beverages was made ana 1eran
, copsteles entered tile retail depot for Pfas lager
beer I'm the Of the large building on he corhes
of Washington aud Franklnsts The warrant was Iesq
Tor the seizure OF the liquids therein stored and ned
atey aferward the deputies commence the N9 s 90
reat and It was with difficulty that space large eRcrgn
70 enable them "a SSeS nrovSd IN wh to remove the
cOutraband articles ana the WORK was The (;ef-
oo VI we're mixed in the crowd and also numerous
others testified their disapprODatlOn Va al nn,s
ogins m The Constable nor 70 the ones
who framed the law %he9 Vsns greeted with hisses
and groans by tho crowd who IN ts aSs
the IN Satisfying tho anxious inquiries Of
many OF the passeT.by as 20 wHats wv g ~
noted 10 interrupt the proceedings OF ne consaDes
as much possible without eoin ~ Te An order
70 een massage clear in front OF che vault was Inet ~
some OF the Se eonsa5los would roughly push
Srnn the Sidewalk bat the crowd would eaten MN .U g
vent MIN from falling and another
nal would step to receive the sane a. tbnt
At about o'clock operations were hard at work
and six wagonloads had been 70 yef besn
warehouse Tho seizure VIZ ~ nc 5 lons of lager beer
IN barrels fbarres Kegs. etc. and go aS.en as,o
ale On 80 stone and several barroom utensils ana
The Germans hardly know which way 20 ha,erases
teir LAMENTATIONS for their favcfite penS,arT
tn me strongest broken English At ther tode
~ 49,, so Sntt Is dis de great big countIy we so ~ 80,
'n,rv of liberty and freedom sa.1 III "a
dozen gathered in German hosss Sou Bet iow
sss t W hcer nv d--n lager. mein Sotti NO lilly
~ pssSsn,tsa1d swords and muske,s' salu sSVnr
VEIN tousahha ve sVeS law no beet good. by
n Ii lager my children like lager Ike lager every
we iiSa er Den we have lager BY gor ynh
Dony se ts be one dn great all over N every leete
no, r.marked DntchyOoking TeniSn sitting on q
RS eSged stool In the corner and winning
81, ~ huge pipe 81 no have my peer eh-hY
SsSrt go right back TO Eew-York tS my 1f Nav
Ws mid a fourth speaker with rouna LsVs n thas
warm manner The general imRreSsoa Ss iessIature
the law IS law, . nv Ah"''Do " Boston Post
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owes CmEE QrAErERsasrER,

THsr DEPARrHgsT THB EAST, Z
Con UorsroS AND GREESEsrs KEWioRE CIR, jane &C. 1909
CEALED PROPOSALS IN duplicate, Win n
y copy Of advertisement attacked to each are invited and WI pc
,s,,d a. s ST.i s ,I,I.S S ~ b -h ~ 6S6s
best q1 2 Sahs 10 0 9s n 99a sss o. ~. S. Sai
10 @ delivered At inch tines places hsrsnAuaHsd as nsy be
Pa coSsS. T. H. bushels Oats 1ioo pounds Hay aud
hI 20 oa5 h y H. ~ bu,bs. oat, 3llO ponds HAY
Fo Hamilton H. so Bushels Corr LOIS bushels oa" 's'"
ps s Ws.sos & lis bushels Corn oa bushels Oats a 100
P0SsSS' s hy is s bushels Corn Vsl bushels oats o
Fp % ' Fo iSa x S Sais, Data pounds Hay and
oIsS sS Hs9 bu.hel, Corn ssI bushels OATS o'1
Fo Adams Lii Bushels Oats And ss Ioana n ana
wsoTn Arsenal Masss buhes Oats 2sa'o pounds iA' anu
10. p %%S s,eL Ys7s bu,h., oi 10000 pounds Hay
'p fcI %s Ts.m bu.h s7'O pounds Hay and ''
poHaas s Mas. and Port Independence bushels Oats %
'o Ts i s ss ssS3i bushels oats $3.50 pOund' Hay 'd COCO
p RsS saT,u Ml2 bushels Oats asa pounds Hay and 60
h. "ds acsoias 10 the weight certified to By toe Ae'ng
At At ,hs P e =, ,b hoy viii deliver the
srs osti H called for At eseh 'hs
800 lat no case tie bid accepted ana eoa.rse sasa po
they viii bseoae 'arrty i9 saa sq.s V que
va 5 be estersne ts not made 10 accordance Viii 'n "
veThenel reserves the right to reject any al BIDS reg,rded
a. o @ s or one post leaned Of advantage to the
public ,,S and will be entertained delivering the forage
, % srvin 1lsd mere 0i the places nance H
have the ohsns present. Tho opening q bids .d
ior,,s s ,ssusd to whom spphc ion 1hOud DO made for
Ad, :, MorGsu Hufas Iuga Assistant oearcImae
Genera o. Army and 'oa'r''nl A''e HoWKII
pr,,t Major sus NJ sA caef ouArierIa't'r First Dine'
Dspahmsui oftho East
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Proposals.

n. NJ OHDaANCH A0ENCT. HouEros ANb uhhAskFts'|
fLsrHAScE o. OEHHsE.i p. O. Box No. lBll,
kEw.YoRK. July J. 1852
DROpOSALS.-Sealed proposals IN duplicate
u be received At this oce until WEDNESDAY Aug 10y 81
u NJ s tufshsuF from thr Dotted states In quantities Tie following
lisd, o. Orirancs stores, 90 ait;
10 90 sptrss~d raed muske caubet 81. new.
i0m0 spHugasd fed ansks eahcr 81 cleaned and repaired
5000 Spencer carbiues Bsu model eAlbet ~, heN.
fo0 Spencer earbiues Old model, calher ~ uew
500 sprueef eaThnes acsoutermen blakesiet,' rev
Surucef other models new
Tie Osnss Department the right 70 reei Az hdi nov
al arf Prior The acceptabcs Of auT bd VIII have 70
be approved b. TIE Wa pspagL Terms esss 10 u Government
Delivers, will be made at SevYork CITY and hlry days will be al
@ ~, bs ,d,sd 10 the undergnsd asd Endorsed Propo
h ~ prhaus Ordnance Stores" For further Information apply
the uudsrsigned. . . 49,, o.,.....
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allow OF the advantages claimed being clear to the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that tho
subscribers for tho three editions of THE TRIBUNE Daily
semi Weekly, and Weekly, Comprise individuals in every
business professions; consequently in each
are read by ali classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention to reports Of sales Of estate both in city
ana country thus adding greatly to the value Of its col
umns as an advertising medium The charges for adver.
tslng are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line
LOT each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE " per line: SEMI.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 25 per line. About ten words of
our Wide columns average line Terms cash in ADVANCE
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aatticn saIfs Of 9snI estnt,.
Valuable Foundry Property

H- AND -.

REAL ESTATE, by AUCTION.
WI be sold the premises in Worcester Mass WEDNESDAY
SuJ2 1863 At O'clock the FOUNDRY and LAND adjoining
belonging TO the EaTle Stove Company
Inc Foundry situated on the Of Gold and South Bdg.
near he Railroad Hucon and the line Of adjoining
de1ee and Worcester and Boston and Albany Railroads The Main
Building 90 by lOet stories high nearly built
the most thorough and substantial Manner
roofs heavily tmbered and supplied with and city
water The Foundry 6 BY 200 story ard
oek with slated roof aud joins The main building Il well lighted
and ventilated.
The machinery which property consists
part Of 2horss power Putnam Steam BBge perfect orders
3Ohore power tubular Boiler with
Mackenzie Cup and all the shang and other appointments Of h
class fOnpdery, perfect and running order
The railroad facilities for receiving and dehargnE freight
equad by establishment the kind NewEpgaBd having rail-
the doors Of the FoHsde which with all the
railroads leading Of u admirably
adapted be used undery machine shop planning MILL factory
Of Kind.
The Land adjoining the buildings consists By 100 feet with
frontage OF 81 feet the raad and Aso lot Git about 1873
by $50 feet which could be either connection with the Pouude
or separately for factory, shop, house otS
For farther particulars apply ISAAC N. ROSS CHARLES
WOOD, Worcester, Mass
By order Of the Directors
ISAAC n ROSS PresidsnL
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SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF EBWYoRE..........".."."",'. g.
CLEARED.
SteAmshpCoumba Val sce Havana and Nassau Ellen Terry
Chaplin NexbeTu NC. SaratogA Alexander. Norfolk, &e
Baks-Iva Sehe Roads for ordes Ge0rg Jobsan
Sechebaa Bremen Hugo Becker Hamburg stea
Dc Jensen wmhgtOu Lame Sandroos unkrfi
Chief HardiHg Gibraltar and MARKET FleetSag West Mobile
Brg-Bstie Baton. Brown Mlhrdgs, Ne :, 60 o.
scbS-PleetWug Merritt Porto Plata Crowley CroSey
Brunswick; ToaS PRINCE, 81 Johns P ~ Richards lTng
Georgetown. G.; MaKoEB Parsons, BOothby Ne J. BoyE
ton Mitchell Calais Ne T. A Ward, Norton, Philadelphia sAi
Benton. Palmer Stamford
Shops. A. Green, BeTrAm, bridgeport c.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Celia Geade London June 49, via Hsvs Jane e. mds
Bsk Undo Carmichael Montevieo 81 days, hides and wool
Bark SpeedVel. PsteH Meutou Nay ID, lemons
Brig Fortuut. Laurensen. OportO n days, mise
Brig Peri Cole Old HarbOr. Jam. ~ days, iogT0od
BriR Lenoir LeDor Gsee Bay 10 days. coal
sCHoOaxRs-KiyKK ASD coAsrVisE
M,,v Frances Vir-fuiS j. D. Cranmer Virginia.
Maron Rogers Baltimore Bnoch Moore AeHAnduA
Helen Augusta Baltimore
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsroS JAY e-ASei baks hoggh,9n from ssrra Lsoss
wlswe from Turk MelrOse and Proteus from batIo.s
C. l. Kelly Philadelphia sehrs Mischief RON bcfulAi y W.
Bentley and Monitor from New ork
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All who have real estate for sale OF TO let,
and those desiring 10 purchase or rent such properly
VII bud Il 10 their interest 10 advertise ia THE TRIBUNE
us aggregate circulation exceeds That OF Uny other news
paper, and in addition 10 t advantage THE TBIBuEE
VIZ be found, not only NcwYOr and all its cities
village. but In every State Territory throughout the
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p1SSENG ERN ARRIYED.

FROM LONDON AND HAvRR-n steamship elA-ConstAnt ere
tin Rugeuie Elisabeth W. Ingram Thos ooogn john ny
Won Zansen Osen Christian sehegel James Laume h1.
Latme Bragad ABOnetie Bragald Ine Bragsd Con.
BraRad Bragad Robt MonaHt Cemenine Fsye D. y.
Boyeson Las Wm PraHeog Root n9l JSln 1r.a aa'
smith Audrea Won Peckmaun Tbeo Pckad Georgia bAsios
Moran alton Hannah q Smith Mercer Jane Mercer IL
Geyer & Eeise1fslds. Melville Egleston
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correspondent of the LeraHt HerGta, nr Whit
ra ,rom Tarz draws goOmy picture OF t Sas faIled
commercial position Of Persia Inc P hs no produces
o. 40 many successive Seasons eilat is'"
20 ~ axehan9e Tor Western RlanuIactofes
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS

Captains parse arriving port reqaested
packages addressed Press
persons exhibiting the written authority Of W. SimontOu Genera
packages the Commerce. THBusN
World Sem Express Evening Post Commercial Advertiser. Stas
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iba aafua ueFaou
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gOrG.S, Garriag,s, &C.

= >,
MARRIAGES, JaNDAUS, BASKET PliAE-
1nSS tur das seat Pbaetsus VIII sell per cent sss thaD
iO1a. pnsss uaIl AEErs 70 close oai the saume9 stock
nor SALE-A sorrel chestnnt WARE, 10 hands
hIgb thai does tToi 10 ur. minutes warranted solnn h
gsu,s lady dI 70 be sold Low The SgHi EASSITs
her Also a ton CARRIAGE. HARNESS, WIFI bLaHN4
p.A,sh.bes Es' lfiteass tarsos' shtP 4 oass
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRk, Thursday, July 8. 1859.

NEw-YoRKi Thursdayl Jay p +s9si
At the auction sale this afternoon, Dy MessIs'
MALLORY Blackwell Of Maspeth lots 90 ots were uls
posed of 30 Of them inferior land at s0 eaen anu ne
other So well located, averaging $50 eaoh Aoou' 0OV
persons attended about half Of them being Germans.
late Deriod of the season any large measure OF
cannot be reckoned on either at the Exchange OF
az GALES ON the premises The Maspeth prices are reason
ably good but as often happens the wants OF the buyers
were soon supplied and the remaining lots couu MOI Oe
sold except at an uDiustiha0le sacrifice.
Messrs Muller, Wilkins Co., and Dingee' nhiSheo up
tbs rive property for Mr. Wilson in fine style to-day
About 500 persons attended and were well PROVIDED or
IN the matter Of colauOns The two estates OF Dlen
Dae and West Rye realized in the neghDorhooo OF gov
OOo II was, in fact one OF inc -,
sales OF the season. To carry LINUS"
suburban sale in igoOd style requires as much genius do
n does 70 Keen hotel Proficiency either Of the TWO
arts is sure to receive generous reward "sFVO''-
.sfeSsTt. E. r. Ludlow & Co. sold only one OF three
Washingtonst houses the other two being withdrawn
No 52g a threestory brick building, brought $4,000
Messrs johnson Miller sold some property at the City
Saesroom, Brooklyn.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
, By ,I r. di No EUP 5lS w.Ss8StoD, lot Is,
80 VI S20OO0
AUCTION SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE.
BY JOHNSON & MILLER.
Three brick house and lot No ls Wsrren near BOndt o
bl @ d%eas sad lot cor Of warrsG
Eeriuss lot 25rl00 James Mceery oVO
Luqueers ly6 e OF Hoytsf eaeh zo1loO mr. -
SeAOOrake W
AUCTION SALES OF QUEENS COUNTY REAL Es-
TATE.
RI MALLORY & BLAcKwELL-MAsPETH LOTS EACH 25xlOO
FEET
lot " cor Cermoutave and CnOus No
70, C99 ,S and f u is Cier1onsys each les
lots " Cintonst Hnst adjoining above each.... 10
adioiainS 100
- = Ci1torst p5 Vul adjoining above each..... $50
2ots " ard Huts adioiningtahoTe eaeh ~
2lois Cintons Hust ADJOINING shove, EACH. l2S
- I - Ciirtonst and Hnst adjoining above each... IS
-, co. W,shIogoppare and HulS Nos 8s and
ott adjoining Washington place, Nos 49, and 1888 each 10
2 lots Of Ciutonst Of Hulls 100 " Of Wash
lots Of CHntou. ard Of Hulst adjoining above,
I%'
Plots " Of CngtOnst aud Of Ilust adjoining above,
a - = 80 lstor.vs No aq3 9erpf
lots cor Of Jas CermoHtsve Nos $40 and 35 each l9
IS Jay-st commencing s3 Of Asioriaavs Nos
33
Aslgts Of above. Nos so 20 34 ~
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yOst and Suumn.

rTNHE PASS-B00K No. 1874 of the German
Savings Bank in the City ofEswYok In the JOHANN
JOSEPH PURGRR LOST The holder notified
presents bis claims to the 0eeu Of the Bank within two mouths the
declared exngushed the deposits settled the
dsposiier- EeN-York. June I, ls62