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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-08
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

FORT OF SBw-YoRK. .Psbrp,y1.
CLEARED.
Steamships cmbr. Hast. Hamburg PraneoDis Bragg Portland
Past., FIseman, Philadelphia
Ship Sea Serpent White, Sar Francisco
Bas-ksgs. Lsrssen Antwerp Florence Hail. Tsstsvs and
market.
Bgs-DuDa.s LoOner Bahia, Herman HehbOrn Hs.uss Che
yOt Whi'BeY. ST. Thomas
TfDbee MeCEoeh, Bahia; Ricardo Baos New
Bsroas Madeira Sullivan St John NIB W Springs Crowe
Jscksone g. H. Squire Timmobs RehmoDd L. Kinney Kelley
Baltimore; Ensh Moore, Chambe BsiiDOTe NJ. K Hickman
White Phsd.phs Yankee Boz. D New Haven Geo Washington
Pccb, stamford
ARRIVED.
Steamship Niagara Brakeman Keasud City Point and sooh
mds. and pssa
STEAMSHIP, Gen Barnes Mallory Ssvspsah Dd,e AAe
Steamship FABit1. Freeman, Philadelphia Indse
Pgste Victoria iSpsb.h Don Pepo Gonzalez Havana IL days
scHo0sEk4-KIvss AND OoAhrwFE
FlOrS. Bridgeport. Bay State, Boston.
Cinderella, Jefferson James Horreil bridgeport
Mist. BfooLLsven Richard MnTfrNl New Haven
DAnsel. Greenwich !. 4 K. Reed. PtODdtuot.
&. l.. Huse Eilshetkp0t NJ A. Dyer htw-hseeA
Clifford, Ehssbeibport Mariner. Grseuwcb.
Geo b. sOnes, Mail. Greenwich.
Walton. EHlAhethport Rachel Jsue Proyideno>
SiAgsrs. khlabehpou. Wave New Haven
Nav Tire K.aalrthpor Ltr Charlie Connecticut River.
Pennsylvania, EhIal~tbpssi Frapkhn COnBecicss h'sf
SAILED.
ship Ada for London
Bngs-E Miller. Stern Leone, Hugepis. for OpOro
DOMESTIC FORTS.
BOsfoN. F 7Arri,ed steamships Bsckstone from bAb@"e'
Norman from PhIsd.ptiai Nereus irUm New iori
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BROOKLYN BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The number of lamp-posts contracted for
during 1869 was costing $780, The annual report OF
the Water Board received The receipts are, $685.
l634O decrease compared with the previous year Of
$3.50 o. There is deficiency Of $4,000 The contract
for building the pier at the foot Of North Seventh
st. awarded TO Patrick Markey at 5000.
Alderman Whiting moved that the Law Committee be
directed prepare ordinance prohibiting the playing
of hand-organs in the streets. Alderman Mc0roarty
wanted 90 know this ordinance would not include the
one-armed soldier. Alderman Whiting replied that at
the time he did not have them In his mind. He was
thinking Of the sick people who very much annoyed
by hord strains coming from these organs He vas
sorry that the soldier obliged TO get his living In this
way But he urged that the claims Of SICK people should
be considered In this matter The resolution was adopted
Alderman Whiting sald that he wished TO say a word IN
reference TO the statement coming from the street Com
missioner the meeting Of the Democratic General Com
mlttee in regard TO the ia which he (whitiDg
beat the majority of the Board HIS sympathy had
been greatly excited by the report OF the terrible manner
In which he said TO have treated the Delnocrac
members. The statement made by the Street COnlmls
soner had boosted of being able TO control the
action Of the majority, entirely incorrect lie had
In the corridors OF the City Hall or anywhere else
made such statements.
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

y
The following Belgian payements were voted
for yesterday Elizabethst, from Grand to Bieecker
Delaney, from Bowery to East River; Broome, from
Bowery to Norfolk; Forty.third from Eighthave. 70
Hudson River.
The ordinance for aF1fth Assistant Clerk OF the Board
Of Assistant Aldermen, with same salary as Third As
sstant Clerk adopted. Also. TO provide for Sixth
Assistant Clerk ut the salary of Fourth Assistant
donation Of 5000 for the Dspensary for Diseases OF
the Throat and Chest Hermann Koeher was paid back
for payments for Croon water for his
dlstilery TO the Harlem Dispensary, $4,000.
Resolutions that the Harlem Railroad put mp bridge
on EightyTsst at Foutthave crossing; that the Tax
Levy be 10 the legislature that bids be advertised
for paving certain streets.
ASSISTANT ALDERMEN
voted the salary Of The second clerk or Street I'm
provemens be OF general clerk Of Assistant Alder
men be the same for the fourth assistant clerk OF the
same Board; that the Police Station IN Oakst be pur
chased for not than soooo thar 1900 be gwen TO
Michael SNYDER and $3.50 Andrew Fox horses lost
from defective piers; that Ftietst, from Fourth 20
Fifth-aYes. have Belgian pavement
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring purchase rent such property
will find their interest to advertise in Tx TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF other news
paper and in addition TO this advantage THE tribune
ii, =. go -, Ill, -, anu All III cities
&c, every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be brief VIII
allow Of the claimed. being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In
business professon consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devoes especial
attention reports OF sales of real estate both in city
and country adding greatly to the value Of its col
umns advertsing medium. The charges for adver
tisng arc "a follows TRIBUNE IS cents line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. ~ per line: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE u cents per line About words Of
or ide columns average line. cash in advance
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REAL ESTATE.
Ntw.yoRK. Monday. Feb. 7. 1870.

--- NEw' YORK, Monday, Feb. Z, 1s7U.
A considerable variety of improved and I'M
improved city property advertised be sold tonor-
row at the Exchange. BY Muller, wilkins q Co., the
threestory browntone hODe No. 100 East Fifty fifth
st. four lots the southeast corner of Frstave. and
Twenty ninth ST. and some Harlem lots BY E. H. Ludlow
& Co., the thteestory brick store and dwelling No ooi
Greenwichst, north Of Ca,alst Mr. James NJ Miller
will also sell improved property, and Roberts and Mo
CURE tenement property.
new Presbyterian Churth, railroad depot, and seve.
raj stores are be built Ills sprlng at Summit, New
Jersey.
Speaking Of the prospertscop OF Morgan County
Ala The Hietsyhe Denoer says: Sol Giers Is bring
Ing into the county quite number OF Industrious Ger
mans and nucleus of 3siss colony has been formed
at Valhermosa Springs bY Messrs. Buol, Gayen, ana
Egger, and their families veral delegations from ONO
and Pennsylvania have y4ted Morgan County, Win
view Of making locations 4r quite number OF families
Col Lee Crandal xkcts to locate IN North Ala
bama q number Of Weston New York farmers, VINO e1
pect to establish dairy aud uock farms"
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CRIMINAL

At the T0abs Police Cont Yesterday, be-
tere Justice Hogan. brought John g. Crowley, who
was charged wi.h having personated officer. aud
tHpted 20 extIr: money from Thomas FuEeg3D Crow.
hey was committed for trial
At Essex Market Police Court before Justice
LdEith William Fuller, reckiesSloOkin young man,
Sasooned for trial IN default Of 81 600 pail for hay
NJ Stabbed WIN, Il Hogan IN the side with penknife
quarrel occurred between the two. while slightly in
lquoJ IA front OF the residence OF Hogan No East
h1tl@st on Sunday aigbt when Fuller stabbed Hogan
Rhictbng painful bet not dangerous wound. Hogan
Wac ahr appear RCOurt to make complaint Luke
hesheTy, alas Louis Emith axe 49, OF No GJ3 Delaney
a. was arrested for three different oenses having been
Ouhd bsastly drunk Sunday, having attacked and
s"en Lawrence Feary Of No CA Willett-st and having
ofokeh Into the rOOms u the Thirteenth Ward Club in
brOOne-s, with utent steal. The accused thou gh
young IL Eears IS old offender. He was eouiuited
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ryfrrD STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Tie Diamond Crawford Fem CGSe.-Charles
ii. uod Brecker-st saloon keeper was brought be
f, Commissioner Shields few days ago charged by
oGIccr Crawford passing counterfeit 5Gcent cur
trrcy Inc evidence beng insufficient 10 sustain the
COMPLIANT, Diamond was discharged.
Ditiaond and of his friends subsequently as
saUcd the officer. and Diamond was. In consequence,
scht To the PriitsntiUry for three months
II ~ the evidence IN the assault case that
rIanu.d had given Samuel l. Fem $50 to give 10
Crawford testify against Diamond in the counter
fr,Iu- case. THIS $50 Nhich was marked money, was
found fnrs possession: bur he claimed that il
d iuluruc his testimony CRAWFORD subsequently
lad Fenn arrested on charge OF attempting To brlOe
MN Ia Civr ftIse testimony in the counterfeng
ana Shields has held Fem 10 bail 10 answer
ais Qli.trc
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sTpREME CoURT-spEcIAL TERN.

Before Judge CdrdOzO.-Ihe lounge Val
Cosc-T0tnOe TONigc-Ths was an action 70 obtain
judicial construction Of the will OF Henry Nounge. who
died this city in November, 1885, leaving property val
Htd 10 about $8O0OOO He made will III 1850, giving life
estates his property to Henry YouDge. son OF his
brother Hiram, aud John and Gideon fOunge SONS of his
brother Oliver and 10 two Of his sisters the remainder
10 their children. The children Of Mrs Rogers, de-
ceased sister mentioned in the will. The two
an rcspeet 10 them remained unchanged The principal
question controversy is whether the aevises TO
thes to the residuary deYsees, whether they
lapse aud The property belongs TO the heirs at law
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THE RUSSIAN OPERA CASE.

The examination in the case of Mademoiselle
Nadefelda Leyitsaka the prima donna Of the Russian
Opera Company, and Alexander Ragovne, Aide-de-
Camp to the Car, was to have been held yesterday
morning the Jefferson Market Police Court. before
Justice Shandley. 1t may be remembered that the de-
bv Monsemr Dmtri 'iansRy S-S,a1o OF
He foipe with the larceny of 800. under peculiar cir
cumstances Ten %. was the time fixed. and at that
hour nearly all the persons involved and many OF their
friends were in attendance, but Col MaheD. counsel for
the complainant. stated that his client was making
tour with his company, and was unavodaby absent
from the city. lie therefore prayed Tor an adjournment
which was granted, and all lett the Court
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ths very bpildpg-plaocs where erime Is cngendered
species 81 impropriev These are requented
BY persons of wealth and apparent respeotaoy, m"oe
the purpose Of indctinr these places and you should
see, gentlemen that not one escapes These Pei6
aud headwDy they VIII do great deal OF mischief ana
undermine the social relations OF the community anu
contaminats the morals Of the young. These places
gentlemen you should do all you can to suppress
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MCFARLAND TO BE TRIED IN MARCH

On tn, oncuing Of the COurt of General Ses-
sion, see clGay. Judge Bedford delivered brief opinion
INC .t.i.r made Oh Friday by the District Attorney
To- t. removal nf The Indictment Of Daniel Mcfarland
o. th. O5cr ,b TRIMMER. The power OF tins Court ne
l. y.i To be discretionary IN such cases, and where
osI,rs made. IN this case, he would deny the mo
t N- land l.. therefore, TO be tried In the General
S--ou 4uI i, counsel announced that they would he
ready lu about four weeks Tic Court was then ad'
luurt, Tor a January term, and opened for the Feb
r. ~ Term. Recorder Hackett presiding. The Grand
Jurors pgrsCat constituting quorum, and no cases
taiu ly Trial, the former were discharged, and
fu- l5ffer n us adjourned until Wednesday.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS


1IENDAY-FIB
Mails for Rurope Pvmouh Cberbourg and Hamburg the
Cinbra The General Potomc as ~ supPien ensp
Of Third Hobokent 20
WEDNESDAY, fER g.
Mails Europe Queenstown and Liverpool BY The Nebraska
Pier K. Po,iOoe ~ Supplementary
paid. letters Pier No IS North River closes at III
THURSDAY. fKB TO-
for Havana and NsSan steamship Eagle close al the Gen
eral Post Ohce al 2 o'clock m.
Mails bermuda steamship Psh Nee. VeT No r. eoses
Al de- snrra Po.t( D. n
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SUPERIOR couRr-TRIAL TEnM.-rArrm.

Before Judge JOnCS--Libel Suu.-PGtriek W.
Hand AIT. r. Batleg Nytrs-Thls was an action TO re-
damages Ia the amount OF $4,000 Tor alleged libel
The brought against Myers for causing 10 be pub
hshed in The Herald and St set OF resolutions OF the
Ei Department injurious 10 the character OF the PLAIN
IN who engineer and had charge OF lire engine AT
q fire IN BOwery in 1865 when the engine exploded,
s.luc several persons. The publication Of the resOlu-
tons proved The defendant in defense states that
the publication OF the alleged libel was only the ordinary
publication Fl the edings of the Board, Of which he
WAS only Commissioner, and not responsible Tor the
AIs 81 The Department His Honor dismissed the COM
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pISSTNG EPS ARRTTED

FROM sAvANNAH-Iu steamship Gen; Banss-hr PO.r. A. W
Chapman H. L. Water W Caster Mrs r. Morgan w. yeltmsn
Eu,si John Brittop. }. Mortimer. Mrs Mortimer
Maot NJ Apple, NJ Prey and A. r. Van Ness o. r.
Bue G. Cook, child. c. W. Jones r. Hanson o. H.
Clark " q. lO1ug and In the sieersge.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT

fraudulent ASStgnmeRt.--in the matter OF
James L. BIuwn bankrupt, Judge Batcbford has de
eided that assignment made by the bankrupt the
10Th OF Oc:ober 1866 of certain lands IN Florida
made fraud OF the baukrup;s creditors, aud void
against TIE nights Of the assignee in bankruptcy.
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

pursers this requested 10
addressed Eesl Associated Press
persons exhibiting wnteD authority Of W. SimOnop General
packages the Journal Of Commerce Times TRIBUNE
World Sun FrJr EveEing Post Commercial
ZetVag should be delivered oar
tia.
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YrookIpn RiaI 6siatf for Sal.

EOR SALE-A New York steam fle ennpf ss1lr
am lt.pe Doeis Broohlyp, Hanihon fep WIN
receiving and d.n,enng pfspiV ~
he. I've Run u Wheat and tso fs Aos sSa :
Us ~ most approved o.-enPuon Aoa
.o ay,r The poss.sss aosrpsea ~
,,ss h sr,s FAMILY well :. B,,. 'sd w. a.s.s ~
~ m.rlsta VIII be soI on .soeIsSt,nng '. ~ s.
mi further particulars, apply TO H. l. rh"o' W. W.
Dscis Brooll,s. L. .,,--.------------,.,.-
NOR SALE in BROOKLYN1A very nne
RTsIplXcE ,usied The mes. a.',.ms ,a iaS ,ss
,r an, large Stable. snnnerheiss ~ poa'' $780,.
ser AZ r. 30 ell Ie,peev desfsoe pace
g. a D. Boz "a. n y. ~ ,-----,,i-;-,
YSop sAI,E-On Hicks-st., Brooklyn, witilln
kOh 49, An Of Wanst sn,. fOur''ery breh ana s'vus
DWELLING Rpssh bs'sDsp,, win ,,r ss ID Kassps Pss
ks rm . .s q, n DsvBSpoar sgsn' 'eI aea'.ss.,
NOR SALE-Cheapest HOUSE ID . BrSok .;,.s
P,es,t, nrsT tsrfonsW sns ~ ,hms,ss, all inprovs
eere"0o 40. srs h..uas r.bgsI buii in best ~a'n
IsquIrs - premises
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xn,.,,h,str county Hal estate for $alf.

spTCIALTY.-W estchester COUNTY H as '...i,;
~ See s,,tnIi" pn's u" "s' sTIIixy pAs s3 B'ss4r~
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COURT CALENDARs-rnIs DAr.

Afcuit earuiSr "
sgFaSSE ca0Er-oScur-PsEs H-AdourBed to Tlsrs4ar II
Q n -
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Gountrp Xtxl 6siait for Sult.

An ACRES-A valuable COUNTRY SEAL ~
M Hewbugb the Hudson, city limits s'
views excellent land living 66o mproyement hes Eo
beautiful drives, sr.tes suronbdnes spss nSviS
a PARTICULAR With diagram and pnces apply DAbp"i'
IRWIN s. Lberty.st. or D. W. BL0OMBN Newbogh
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epuE IRof On CRIME IN KINGS COUNTY
~ s @u James Troy yesterday incoming charged
d. Jury Tor the General Sessions upon the neea
r'lof'n 10 The administration Of criminal mt.
county Ga uie social evil be said rher,
"'A' many asOFasry houses and .ous no, f.y g,
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MONDAYS WEATHER REpoRTl

MINIATURE ALMANAC
ser sun 5:2 Moor z:l6
EOsL q Govs ssDd l2lI Hell 3ill
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Yona ssIano Zeal 6statr for sals.


A VARIETY of superior FARMS and COUN-
N TRY SEATS for SALE By J. $. LEWIS Sorhpot L. l.
NOR SALE-Only two miles east of Brooklyn,
and seven miles the yeNYok City Hail. l acres The most
desirable LAND ever offered y is al high n warn asS % proVy
beautifully for residences for parties desiring 70 es.aps we
chase sS PROPERTY VII Ind !, T. .I.m.. MS
once Ia. vicinity NesYork its accessibility and tbs natnra al
vantage. Of he ground peap' safe aud valuable an invest
price can be found within Is miles q the CITY, WI
several he desired FOR pacn
lie apply 10 A. SUMNER, No. 10 Broadst, Room NJ" 10
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE-For New, York d
BROOKLYN properly ,rE handsome S Modern DIV .51 q.
g6,u located Long Island With front the Sound
choice fTu'i in abundance hue fishing sThn1 sS pu
nor SALE, at GreenpOrt l.. L., elegant
REsIDRscg il Rooms; Lot lSoO .Arubbei $50 choice
fruit convenient churches Schools depot sAihns hae "
Inquire Of W. G. YOUNG ~ warr.n.st n. y.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for house in the
t-Ons Of The RESIDENCE rs In the village Of fusoins
built y the O.Es, sI1 a BIZ Ssn Is
EOR SALE in FLUSHING-A choice French
roof HOUSE. newly built in the g s1s'I p as Bossw.
DEAL ESTATE for SALE on Long Island
LII FARM at Isp South SD. Railroad Dor
e1g on Bay rs Eso SS ana nd leo acres Of .d ,bou,
miles from North hp station 90 Long Island Railroad Ioa.
Also Farm Of IS acre.. Is cleared small house
Isp 81 mile from Staten Is acres good hcnse
, e .oS n .. s sou & Ro.d For
quire MAuRY SHUT Real Estate Agents. Brentwood Long
| XVHITESTONE. l.. For sale or to rent,
w 50 Minutes YewYori steamboat railroad three inmates
depot handsome residence rooms with basement, pails
complete y ground beautifully d ont; ~ pear aSa
cherry trees good S nve ron ,S"ye nIs
| NNHITESTONE, L. I--Houses, villa sites, and
w lots near station for SALE to LEASE BY Dr. s. HoCGh
| TON Address Box 2,01i. or apply on the premises
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Goparinnsbip Yotitss.

THE COPARTNERSIIIP heretofore existing
between subscribers under the nm name o. PbSFObp
sCHUYLER Co is hereby DISSOLVED by mutual either
partner wl sign 10 Hquiisioo-Sew.york, Feb LIST. 1870
&. " A. SCHUYLER, H. W. thAIflhLD
EDMUND PENfOLD. WIN HALL PhNFoip
The dsv formed Coparneshp ure the oh
nam. 81 PLNFOLD CHATfIELD Co, and Will coniha- NE
Wholesale Grocery Basns No S r'' Isl
1870. ., ,r ou.-pp,,
EDMUND PESPobD H. W. CHArfiHLp.
VIM HALL PESFOLp.
e.bp,l.r has associated him his Edmund Nbnv
Ter and viii sunur the wbosae Gruee Business is AMI ID
r' xxs W p.n ~, Is;e ~ e. v A. SCHUYLER
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6itp S,al esiait for Sul,.


A FINE THREE-STORY, high ,stoop, base
~ men sPd -abeea s'oneifon' HOUSE sUio saoe'e@sy
Fnh siI,h..Ves only szOoO half cash WATERLow Co.
A FIRST CLASS 3-story, brown stone HOUSE.
~ hoGp and I ' %" eo, s S1 Da so . 'Ss
soS pusd or LEASED for terra yssr ~s
2osS 10. 9orss in Possession any time Inquire 10 HORROR
NOR SALE or to LET-The 4-story first-cass
sroRE oFPcE spao, 10 :, :sSe. ss,1s s band d
,e@s s up VT. n ns Co. nssr Exchange and ,ss
soi EIel'Hs For p.rerIoT;x I1Si, mSseAs
EOR SALE On Nineteenth st.-The first
class EOs b,,eDsn. tsiOry DWELLING Is fee. VIDE. sS.G.
20 , POSSESSION SS l' a.1 1870 FERN. . Suitable
ia~iy Of . professional gentleman. APpJ'O HOMER hoRGAS s
Pns-s. llese
NOR SALE-Twenty or more vacant LOTS,
i between Thirty .irih and Thry,s,Dbi. and ks,esh and
.1."ss a s.s n.y paved sp
'0'' W II WEBB. 200 Lt-n ora EIeh.ar.pl.e.
E0R SALE-Fifth- ave. HOUSE and STABLE
,ac.s.r , sh The Stable and stab. Lot Tsd.s
S piyI 10 iloasa - SoSdxS. fiss.I 1s.sl
DOR SALE-A handsome RESIDENCE on
stuy.esantsquae Cd two lot, sila sS.ns p rIsn1 Nv
s S Dg = 80 ,.
nor SALE-Two-story basement brick
nog Gssy s 3. SS No. ~ ': f
NOR SALE-Four first class brown stone
ner Of Thirty sBihst Inquire 90 the preai.s. Of b H.
NOR SALE-Tbe PROPERTY No. 10 Clinton
place. h'kN~'N' ~ HOMER MORGAN. q Pibset
NOR SALE-HOUSE and two LOTS, on
~ ssss fsl e:D ass
NOR SALE, or to LEASE, the large buildings
No, and place suitable for bo.t or sheI even
s,. buoe Immediate po...,aou fl.ea Apply 90 W,
nR0pERTY No 10 ClintOD-pla Eighth st,
p.sr Brosdwsy for SALE barg.n' paying "pe "A App"
70 HOMER MORGAN. Pnest
NITY HOUSES or LOIS.ISee deserip.l'e
~ Prfs Ii" "e'' p' wy" STANLEY DAY SS Broadway
n n pIFRSON, General AUCf!ONEEka and
nv IN M RIAL ESTATE. will eel sell Household Pehue
:, p,,.sts Government QdsrsTn,,er. ana A
ALE, and carr general Auction bne" IN q" ssa p
III. A. Il, Of al kinds Of property At pn'a" SAT- ouN w.
g.. N ~. Room
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DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
I'D HALL. A.orpiace and Eghths- LEA'ilt NlkbBIGh A
CO. CoSsGHNKNT SOLICITED LBKARTs CiThtogreD AND sOLt
AIT SALE: joins p ~ATHHS,S PalNilAGn
LRAVTTT STREBEIGH Co. ClHf"u l4. A tale1es, ss0r
place wiz FRIDAY BikSAG, Al erocs gIou
reserve The collection Of Pur- br'nsiug 70 jobs p HAIL>
Of comprising choice example hg j. b. kruse = X
Clifford Lang. Eastman job Dn AMI, N4tege Loop Nea
VeTranet truk Zen, u tri NfhtrA us
collection Paint ugsens Of ART Of t"sef nion seldom
Catalogues ready Paa1ss " sAl1Di"s
dat
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m,atb,dn Guuntp y,aI Gstat, for Salt.

TOR SALE at Mount Vernon N. l., IA miles
from m. etr Ees.aven H. H. convenient and eomot
able DWELLING in the best part Of the village s Of ot
lso,Ips Pre-. modersis reasonable Add. G. n H. Boz
$50 OF apply JOHN G. RANKIN Real Estate Agent Nj vernon
COUNTRY SEATS Village Residences,
w. Farms VILLA sTTBs AND LOTS
on THE HUDSON AND ELsEWHEkR .~~.
poR SALE IN GREAT VARIETY AT kkAsONABLB ftiChs'
nv MALLORY BLACKWELL IS LlBERTl-sl, " 1.
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Solsooinu Garos, &t.

At VIM. EVERDELLs SONS. Va. l0i Full
n tou-s,-wEDUING CARDS aai FINE STAliONERi 'tstse
hshed 1881
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SrookIpn qrOptrtp 90 gtt.
Country Sarup.rtp 90 g't.

Country Frup.rtg % g't.
COUNTRY SEAT TO IET.-Large house,
~ well furnished is we.ehe't,r Co.. u miles from City Hall
bath kc 10 Of land; plenty Of
fruit good outbuing 81 SEQ Address A d. Boz
sexY York Post-Ohce
nor RENT-In Madison, n. j., opposite
Presbyterau Church desirable aud attic DWELLING
HOUSE with II rooms sern we'll ground for garden
peniv possession Name
H. rIRsoH. AucOneer AID Dealer in Real Estate Peet
T0 RENT-In Montclair, New-Jersey, a
Il modern built HOUSE stories ~ hot and cold
furnished uniurnh
desired Apply 20 W. II. BALDWIN.
III Broadway. Room a.
TINO RENT-From April l. 1870. a STORE and
Il DWBLLING-HOUSB occupied cOckery sni millinery
store Apply JAQUEs Washlu gonvie Orange Co Y
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ASSISTANT MFnlCAL y HVflON- , VFIItLly
WAsHiNGTos. u. a.. lsl :. i51l
A UCTION SALE OF MEDICINES. lNSTRu,Ii
IN MESTS. AND CpADiNSBD HOSPITAL F,.ol III l.--HlI
he offered At public sale Jucsg >quue Depot. ~.
between Fourth Fifth. 1ukSDAl the d Gay q MARCH, ls'
quantity Hospital Property. hh i tr'u 10 Ne,
embracing sur ca aud Dental Instruments Bed All Cng Ton
Bess Stoves. Chairs Tables Frehose Cos lienss JFrus.
Old Bard u.trunrns Wooden Lraher B4ri.. M~eue snd
Chairs Cups. Desks Booms, scses at Nezh Def
Plates Books Clocks tpe Boilers r1u Bars T e a1rr fr
Also. siderable qualry ard vatV % N'Hcs 20 A'
order; Hospital Beef Extract, &c. &C. A ~" covered
Wages new and 81 superior Terms deposit 70 tne -
will be required al goods purrad r "rsa Nitt1 it
IA day. ate, ae responsibility r them s s-saact Al
this olaee. Catalogues ready By the Isl q ha-.l-
{. SUTHERLAND.
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