davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1870-03-08
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL SUPKRINTEN-
~ DENT TREASURY BUILDINGS.

~ DENT TREASURY BUILDINGs,.
Proposals. will BE- received for supply and delivery
70 the TIessury Department. Of ICE. for one year
The ice to pc o. the 6estau.lity, Kennebec or ice
titles and at such tmss and places ss may may Se Ss1 re-
Bids will Le received until I. O'Clock noon, on the
10th Of March; addressed 70 the General Supernten-
dent Of the Treasury Building, marked ..PropOsais
r. ana to Ss scssias,sd bindins Tor sve Day. after
al ns s M Ss .ss right to
No bids viii &c considered bindins bind snisss s.tisf.c
fsS e. '' the Of the
snm Gen, suDs TIss,.t2 GEO; Q. R.I;S;I; EISk;
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the .ub.cribsr
tHs tSs bsrsp os
Es y Wak u ? on m tie persGnsi estas Of
sscin:t the said decs.sed are hereby warned . q.
.6.crIIsr, oa Or before tks sssh Gay q i.ssusrs
= sE ss usss1 sssa
TINS 9TH day OF February, go ,.
fe 1s-lawsw- AdministrstsfH va.
the pesos q TiLIiSM MtssR5Si ssSf Z kl
sss 81 ,hs a 4 sss
h !: ordered thss the testimony in the c... be
closed the 18th day Of April mkt that ~ time
for filing Arguments and the Examiners 8 report be
.aid petition be heard on the nth day q April
Any person may oppose this axtensjon
SAMUEA b. FISHER.
ieH-hWSW CG1missioner Of Patenfs.
United STATES PATTNT OFFICE,
On the petition Of WILLIAM ii. THOI PsON,
q Boston, 1assachusetts, and EuSrls 2. NOR
MON Of patent granted te them o. the - day Of
June, n1os ior an inVrovenent 4 safety aatehes
the 18th day Of Anil, B51:
ordered that the tsstinc.y 4 the sase Be closss
on the 18th day of Hay nexf: thet the time Tor
Hing argunents and the Dxaniner1 IeDort be lin
tied % The 81 day of June next nd snet said pett
AnyD~soa ~ eDloSss f61e i. 4 4fS2irr
! nhl-Jaw1W Oonia1eNG eg raesntS.
Evening star., 1870-03-08
RYJ 7. COLDwELL CO., Auctioneers.
- No. 91A Pennsylv ania avenue,
Between 9Th and 10Th streeta
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR0PERTY ON TENNESsEE AVENUE, BE.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PR0PERTY ON TENNESsEE AVENUE, BE
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTH.
~ by virtue OF deed of trust dated the 18th
G%: day of February 1869, and duly recorded in
3LIber I and 4, No. s, folio 80, &c, one Of
the landrecords for Washington county, i'm the Dis
tTist m Gf Goipmbs shall sell 2, public auction, on
O'Clock. M in front of the premises ali that par of
lot numbered eleven lin square lGss, beginning at
the line of Tennessee avenue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a
feet inches thence southeastwardly along the line
dividing lots 10 and ii, ia feet thence eNstWardv
along said dividing line 100 feet thence north 50 feet
thence east 40 feet; thence north II feet S fnches
Of lot H. thence west along said line 90 < thence
northwestwardly 90 feet inches to point of begin
two frame dwellings.
Terms: $3.50 cash, balance in six end. twelve
trust on the premises. All conveyancing and rev.
enue stamps at purchasers cost. $50 will be re-
Quired down on he day Of sale.
WILLIAM +. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
fe2S-dtd J. T. COLDWELL CO., Aucts
Evening star., 1870-03-08
LIMITED STATES PATENT oFrICR,

LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y WksHINeIoN, p; g., February 9, 1870;
On the petition Of ROBERT J0BSON, OF Words
ley, Enelapd praying foy the extension Of patent
granted TO him on the 9Th day of March, 1852 and
for an improve venent in Making Moulds for Casting:
II is ordered that the testimony in the case be
for filing arguments and the Examiner's report Be
limited tothe 9Th day q Nay next and that Sid
Any person may oppose this extension.
BAMUEL 3. FISHER,
fe25 lawSV Commissioner OF Patents.
THIS Is TOGIvE NOTICE, That the subscribers
have obi aimed from the Orphans Court of w ash
ington county I'm the District Of Columbia letters
BLAGDEN, late Of Washington county aforesaid,
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased hereby warned to exhiki} the same
with the vouchers thereof to the Subscribers,
before the 18th day Of February next they may 9th
erwise by Law be excluded from all benefit VI the
said estate.
Given under our hands this 18th day Of February.
I570 LAURA s. BLAGDEN.
fe q w3w sILLiMAN BLA6DEN.
Evening star., 1870-03-08
AUCTION SALES.
rO.MOR ROW

Rf COOPER LATlMkR Auctionesrs,
- Successors 20 james q. Mcclure 3 Co.,D
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth street
Evening star., 1870-03-08
PEREMPTORY SALE

QY COOPER LATIMER, Auotieneers,
- Successors to J. q. Mcclure So,
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvans and 1lth ST
Star Office Building
Evening star., 1870-03-08

-. lsa.s:,s lss.ss SsZ 'tsT Il nG-:a
.fp. 81 water street. ssoresso~., WEDT1S.
DAT, atS D. N.
Freight received It any time.
9eorgetown, ID. O.. II. RLDRID0B q CO., Al
epSSdifI,1,yS; .WA.cLfDk co., II NORTH wharS.
Evening star., 1870-03-08

ESTATE ON NORTH G. STREET AND NEW
n9Rk AVENUE, NEAR THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT, In WASHINGTON CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

A Collision CdSe.-ln the matter of James
Mott the sloup John H. Abee, which was hoeI ueu
by tlc 81 me slOop Sarah b. walton 10 recover
damages FOR collision which occurred between inc wv
ve>st TIE LIST of April 1905 In the East RIVER near
North Bro her Island by which the Walton was suuCh
on the abuad bow. had her bowsprit carried away,
and was otherwise damaged, Judge Blalchloru has
ordered decree for the libelant with reference 10
Commissioner to ascertain and report the amount OF
damage. ->.-,-. g..
C0udcunaiions-In the United States District Court
yesterday before Judge Blatchfurd, the case OF Inc
United States agt containing smokers aitices
valued a. StO0 samuel Weller, claimant came on ior
sria The condemnation Of the goods was Sought OH re
ground that they uudervaued In the lnVoce me
claimant showed that they were lnVolced az tne COS,
price g. Iu u Vienna. but the Government showeu uat
tns Iite less than tine market price IN vienna,
and a verdict rendered for the Government
The case Of the United states agt 20 casks OF WHISKY
&C. &c. found at the diSiillery of George W smith,
Rendout y Y, was then taken mp Nearly all the prop
erty at issue In THIS destroyed by le some tme
since and the claimants counsel said that tue case was
contested 20 show that fraud attached 10 claimant
t came out n the evidence that in violation OF the pro-
vision, Of the Internal Revenue laws, the ciSterns on
claimant premises not raised is inches from the
surface Of The door Of the cisternrOom On this fact
being abliSh-i counsel for claimant consented TO
verdict Tor Government, but asserted behalf Of
H. client the ci,teruS constructed before the
- the law relating 10 cstcrns we're enacted
iu A client, being ignorant of those provisions
Was gully Oi simply technical violation OF the law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
SUPERIOR COURT-TRI.L TERN

BctoJe Mr. Justice JoRcs-Chds Amor agt.
The National Park Buk.-When the Park Bank was
being put up 10 necessary 10 shore up WIN
:" needles " the adjoining building Of Mr. Knox. me
foundations uf the building going below those OF MI
KuoX'~ binding The plaintiff permitted them to PM IN
the beams. uut them for too great delay III
Withdrawing them and FOR entering ON the premises
against the wish Of his tenant. The Court directed q
vtr,lci for de audau holding that :he presumption OF
law was That the entry complained Of was for the benent
OF The tenant aud that the evidence showed That the
delay u"t unreasonable.
4Ncged ErU1itiV Of ErGtcmdr-Trtesa Ct. me hudson
Ricer Egiirodd COWpHy-From the statements OF me
NAL 100 uil appeared that on the 2ih OF De
ccuhrr 1850 coming by the Vermont Road To Troy en-
roc for York. aud believing they had but just time
10 ctrn tue NeWNOrk train, they went at once on the
cars Getting the platform they saw brakeman lean
ING over other Je As the father was on the doorstep
me brakeman roughly demanded his ticket to which the
paun answered hc had none; there was hardly enough
IHr Go buy vc hut he had money TO pay ms fare the
brakeman told him 10 get Of" aud almost immediately
seized him. struck him, knocked hm down. kicked him,
aud fell uI him Vlh his knees. second one coming TO
ms AMI when the conductor came along ana apOlO-
gized hrIkcmaI's conduct and took him out 10
get ms tickets.
The defense deny tins ana claim that the suit
brought within two years the Statute of Limitations
applied. MI Abraham H. Lawrence for pdmtH; MI.
Loom, Tor defendant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
REAL ESTATE.

Ew.YoRK, Thursday, Feb. II, 1870.
Messrs Muller, wilkins & Co. offered to-
day. at the Exchange, the property No 40 Thomasst
and No. a Hudsonst, bat could obtain no bid Ihey
sold the four lots northeast OF Eeyenthave and
Eighty seventhst for S. $50 EACH ssoo for tho four
The mortgages the property amount to $1,000 ana inc
sale made under foreclosure OF the second mortgage
Of $1,000 These four lots transferred Nov H. iSo
for OOO which accords very well with the prce OF
which they struck down to-day. Lots adjoining ON
the east however have been sold within year for *au
each -,
Mr. Crary and other founders Of the Chester mn sec
ton Of Mount Vernon have purchased the farm OF "n
Soaring ESQ., comprising IS acres OF land, Tor sp PeI
acre IL viii be Immediately laid out in village lois
streets and avenues conforming TO those oil Mount
Vernon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18

,o,ss,tnre caused nv nonpayment OF interest the
ortgsge and therefore, the statute Of limitations had
sttaebed and the complaint must be dismissed. MT
Devlin for plaintiff Mr.. Dyett for defendant Crombe
Mr. Byrne FOR defendant, Bcekmau. -,
Erprfe loiOnSMr Justice Spencer stated To the Bar
Yesterday THAI he was always promptly hand 10 near
r1a,e uotIos at 10 a. M, while they hardly appeared
before hi ui the had arrived for other business
Hereafter he should apply the rule more strictly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NBW-YORK

PORT OF Embellishments. February u.
CLEARED.
nOp sS,Oph s.r.sss R,
cSas'ios yiaeid s,s BaTos rso,a Freeman P5'dsghs
see Chichester Charleston Saratoga Couch Norfolk 1e Ashland
LfPSS2 sg..s fa 9.:. rig S !s"' sGs
Biis Eclipse Jacobson. ST. Kits
Seb~wGte Sea Jo6e. Sa,suush; viper Se~bery, Baltimore
L. " Wheeler Levin Mssnlas Ada Louisa Ieder lsrmontG Ms
Pldp. Sas,nnsh Ggel Ecsg ,0Toaa' Eve
soB, stamford Salie Burton, Palmer, stanford
ARRIVED.
Steamship Ben Bourne Richmond C Poiut and Sori
S.,sssnp Acnsbnet Rector, New Bedford
S;ssIsbp Clcsspeske Bragg. Portland rDdse pas.
Slip ST Robert Peel London Dec TO- and Ie Wight a.
Barn Dora Braun Sraun IS Hampton Roads Feb 3
E1fE Jessie. Robinson Mstap1ns 70 days sugar
seb Glensary. Aases MS'a94a' 70 day' %oass'.
Sehr Rsynsr salisbury Virginia oysters
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CoAsrwIsZ
jacob Rsynoud EIIab5thDOrt Charlie, K.l.b.thport
Modesy BliIahetbpot kcllie Bloomfield BlIabothpOrt
A isp' nu- Augusta nmbtI Onward Nantucket
fm Ciy. Sorssik JUDGE Ruproe New Haven
Ioor. New Haven. Wave PTo'Gence
Juia Baker Yev.Ils,eD. Thos Cahn. Sew-Ha',n.
Hs1. Greebwich. Geo. Washington. Stamford
White Rock. Providence. T. r Abel, Nickfrd
J. NJ Braiuefd New Haven. J. Page. port Jefferson
Pierce New IEyen Santa Maria Bristol
T. u. FraukhB New-Lonuon Phoebe Elizabeth New Haven
Juis A. Tate, Bridgeport Belle, Bridgeport,
Ciili0n Portland
EIrsbeth B.. Providence Lime. Norwsh
kL,tu, New Haven. Sabgstucb Connecticut River.
NAL, Greenwich Juis Gr-enpoft
Willie, GTeeDport Crusader, GuiioTd
WIkD.-SuBdown, fresh S T., clear
SAILED.
Ssamshps-SherA Liverpool Anglia for Glasgow Castle
Herman Livingston for Savannah
Richmond bark
DOMESTIC PORTS.
l7-Ssiied City Cork, New.lork
Feb 6Ayed steamship japan Kong
Yokohama Japan the 2h .Anred 10!
night Among passengers HeBgemuler and Colgate BAKER
for New.lOTk
FOREIGN PORTS
QUEENSTOWN Feb l71he steamship City LoDdoa from
TorE arrived al this port At a m. 70 day.
SPOKEN.
Ship Mndora Raymond from Boston for Boubs, Dee rs lat "a
", long ~ ".
shin rempar KewYo for San Francisco Jan H. lat n
long 20. ~
Ship John Bryant Francisco Jan. H. lat
". long ". -. ..--.
Sbis FRED Tudor Hong Feb lat 20 % N,
long q - W a..
from Bremen for N.N-lors yAn ~ lat a.. long "
Big Avon Garner, from MeAsna for hewiorh Jan II. on Glib
Tslts'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
THE TOWNSEND MURDER-THE TRIAL OF REY
EOLDS POSTPONED.

EOLDS POSTPONED.
The trial of John Reynolds for the recent
murder OF Mr. Townsend having been set down for trial
yesterday in the Court Oyer and Termner the court
room, usual on such occasions most densely
packed outside and inside the bar jury brought
In sealed verdict and absentee jurors fined,
after which Mr. Hummel. Mr.. Howes partner, rose and
behalf OF the latter gentleman read affidavit TO the
effect that appointed only Thursday last counsel for
the accused. lie had on Monday been attacked with
severe sore throat which, though not entirely disabling
him from work made the of a long present
by him impossible He believed that his wretched and,
as he thought demented client. had defense which
woud commend itself TO the Court and he believed that
OIL Monday he would be prepared to present 1t. phys
icians certificate was appended 10 this affidavit
The DistrictAttOrDey said lie entirely ready, and
postponed other matters for the purpose Of trying
this case but he not prepared To controvert the
facts.
The was thereupon adjourned to Monday next by
Mr.. Justice Ingraham.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
THE WIFE MURDER.

Coroner Keenan, will hold an inquest at noon,
to-day the West Thirtyith-s Police Station. over
the body OF Mrs Margaret Sheridan who murdered
nv her husband Wednesday evening In the tenement
No 5l7 West Forty -hrstst. DIR. WIN. Shine yesterday
made post morten examination Of the body, but aside
from this, nothing done.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
Yuusss anb farms lant,o.

A -WANTED-HOUSESto RENT IN all parts
N obs city aud Brsois app, the sss.sa PaI,es. .tea
business bT NM NOh1As fLA,s
Co 70 wlbsmst n l., and IS Broadway, BreolgA D.
WANTED-A BUILDING appropriate for a
w private schools located bsssen shih ,na Lsisss 900
1h dnb and Fofty Address SCHOOL, 10 hat I"ny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
rFws pACKAcRs FOR THE PRESS

this requested to
packages addressed AssOested Press only
persons exhibiting authority ". SpOnon General
Agent packages journal Of Coner Tunes rKBuSs
HOrd sun Express EUesiRc Commercial fdr"rT SIai'
Zc,g DeDOtTa should be delivered only o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
3rookIru ZEAL Gsta, im SaI,.


FORECLOSURE SALE, by G.. NJ. STEVENS,
Referee the Commercial EIebauge No go Fulton st. Brooklyn,
MONDAY Peb the HOUSE and LOT No ~ Rspelyea
three story soop brown aud maste front 2roo; all
modern front ADD back stairs and in complete
neehborbood For PARTICULARS purchase before list inst
spply at II Broadwsy HY, Room 70
nor SALE-Ob Brooklyn flights, new first
USE No. 81 Joremou i've miust.s Ssk
Size 0130; lot 100 e three stories
basement xb French roof all modern Improvements
opeo every day Appy H. DAY Builder 23 Sae near Court
nor SALE-A irst-class thrce-s story and base-
HOUSE all nsden Improvements; sacEettt near Cnh"n
Bkys; aIJ ut 100 built h' DAYS Work With independent
wsl, Inquire Of II. STBiEHSoE. rs Court Near S,ekst
CtOR SALE - a handsome three-story base
neut .pa sabeea hrownsoBe HOUSE, GreenaSe. Price
$1,000. NJ. A. RULAgD n Co. 5Beekmsn.st, n. y
CAPITALISTS, INVESTORS, and all inter
~ ed vii do wen to send to JOHNSON MlLLbRS
Ohee No IS Hsau for MAPS Of the magnificent PROSPECT PAhh
LOTS SOLD "WEDNESDAY Feb ~ The property
the best in BrootlyH
CELL PROPERTY that has reached its highest
- ard where rapidly advancing FOR SALE two new
and nine city lots 70
short distance freU Prospect Pak
Inquire MATTHEW'S FAtbuh kentsye and HeSes ST.
WiiAmsburgh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
Gitp S,ruv,rtp Do Yst.

A DESIRABLE furnished brown.stone house
A. Ii IN Tw.attA Braa1say all improvements. ADD
Mad oHdsn Bo-d~.y cor s<'rne~ea'ss
nFFICES to LET-The Asbury Lille lnsur-
Cswps,y Aavis< rsnavsa snses $40 brssassy
.srss 81 I,A A b, hts sares All Bfed" corner
sfRsadsu Apply or The prssissA
SINO LEASE-FOr 20 years aud rengwals-A
.y,sr,or and es,rs ~ide CORNER Fh Nos Twenty
tbrd-sl ts.
AS. The ausssons MANSION aud Lot through alley No lt>
Rthsys bs altered and sta g,aso iss' a.. I've ~ 10
o. For particulars sppTt 10 ho"hN n"HosN
uetJ) .'''S'N
fJ,O LET-The Large Iron Boildlng. 63AlO0.
sor, high Se +ss .sc .sd "a D,s.ds A. so's' Of brooSs
,,,-ss. =, 40 A L ELy Pissr hessrs T. Y. HaLIhNoUT
x o. viii r,ns,. 10 Ne Sss Broadway, before MAJ J.
rI,O LET OR LEASE.-TllE LARGE and
iron front sioRh Ne ~ Bfausa, through ~ Mer
ahsve broa@.st 1,bN -t let LF
,h,ss o. spps,sa tsssHt rosses NJ S0 II.
ssirs n HOMER hok0As. No FINEST tttO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
BENJAMIN P. PARCHILD, Auctoneer
CUPREME COURT SALE-ln Partition-Of
~ VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY
DUANE WASHINGTON, aud VI READE and HUDSOsSTS
"a LOTS IN YORKvILLE.

BENJAMIN FAIRCHLD will sell by public suction TUBsDAY
March the Exchange SsesToom III Broad
Thomas ESQ., Referee the following described property
READH AND HUDSONSr. W. CORNkf-N auahle lot. With
<ory Building northwest sade sDd HUDSON
ss sine Of lot D. l0iN l86rl04!T feet
No ia DuASEST-yAuible Lot with 3siory Building thereon.
aud No ia puaHest opposite Dule'I Pa SIZE OF lot
2Ill5 feet
ereou and No 38 wssbngOos. sle Il lot a0 feet
SoUTHERLY or EIGHTY SSTH-Sf bes-een FIRST and
SECOND AvES.-t Lots each 2SIl022 feet - ,,
sOuTIRRLY SIDE or BIGHrlSiSTHST, between FiRSI-ANh
and AVENUE "A Lots each 25IlC22 tvk .u
NOkTHERLY SIDE OF EIGHTY FFfHSI between FIRST and
SECOND AVIS Lots; each 2SI ~ 2 feet ,,,,u.
SOUThBRLY SIDE OF EIGHTY SIAlHSF, between AVENUES
A and B-t LOTS each 5&tslJl2 feet - ,,,,.
SOuTHRRLY SIDB OF BIGHTY-SIXTH.Sr between AVENUES
A and B-4 Lots each t3rlv2 2 feet - ,,,,,,,
soUTHBRLY SIDE or EIGHTY FlFIH-ST. bet"een AVENUES
A ssd BIG Lots; each 2sIlo22 feet - ,,,,, -,
NORTH RAST CORNER OF AVENUE and ElGHTf-FIFTHST--
Lots each 26i feet, Lot corner oil Avenue and
SO0TH RASr CORNER OF AVENUE A sDd SIGHTY.PIFTH ST
Lots Gore mont facing Atenoe hons "A "
6ss feet deep Gore - y s rear ~ deep
EoRTHERLr SlDB or slGliTfFIFrhSf, 6e'seen AVENUES
A aud B-l6 Las; each 25Il02s feet ,- 800
HORTHBRLY SIDE or BIGTl FIFTH ST between FIRST AVE
and AVENUE A--5 Lou; each 25IlG2 feet ,,,
sOUTHERLY SIDE oP RlGITiFlFTH.Sr betsess FRS snd
eBCOSD AvES-4 Lots; each 2aI z fret - ,,,,,o.,,
HORrH. EAST CORNER OF AVENUE ssd Bl6HIlFOukIh.
ST. Gore northeast Avenue 8lol feet Iout feet
Gore Eighty fourth l2ci r. hcet loot deep
Ao on ,bs sh Of MARCH at TIv0LI valuable Couo
Residence M Robert Swim Living deceased Known an Al
Of Red Hook Dutcsess Cooby STATE OF
splendid Mla,oa and oeceIy sstbssgs Mai susi
Epuui on a hrtcsss eouuvy residenee
SALB fro-ihirs
bond mortgage for OF IN GnproncS'e properly SIX"
Der c.o ne, fr II years
yaenss Apply tue once OF O,DboN
TUCkRR esq Plaintiffs Herald Building al the once Of
ere. Of PAlRCilLD v STEVENSON. Soz Co. Asssssra
No II Flns-se New Tork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
those desiring purchase rent such property
will find II to their interest 10 advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that of any
paper, and in addition TO this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will found. only EewYork and all ts cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be As brief as will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for three editions OF TIE Daily,
Semi Weekly Weekly comprise individuals In every
business profession consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports OF sales Of real estate both In city
conntry thus adding greatly to the value Of it col
uinns as advertising medium The charges for adVer
tsing are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE. rs cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, u per lne sEsI'
TRIBUNE IS eents per line About ten words OF
our de columns average line Terms cash in advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
a.h-ytssp graI 6stat, for Sak.


TOR SALE or EXCHANGE "A double
HOUSE 32rzs extension rear I've story 100 IN sI
about acre good price $500 HOUSE oiso rin
ros Iss abd attic garden plot aSout re sooS sra
prce ~ 200 Also SIXTY ACRES Of LAND hai uAbs oAAe
astnre land price The foregoing property tuu 90
Central T. Of n j. abon az hour ''AH " ~ - "
further particulars apply a. lO3 Haterst
ORANGE. n. ITO be sold, at q sacrihce
" Immediately large MANSION, With 20 acre. o. ,nd n'aa %
slope the mountain within Minutes walk Of the sorse Al
nile The bouse contains "a rooh' nv A.
modern spiDE each hoor s1d rs te
for Summer hotel seminary, private residence s Az.
stables and other outhuildiugS Ihe
beautifully Improved sse lawns shaded by old forest trees run
fouutans cascades and rustic brdges fe ~
aud gsrdegs abundance Of large asa
This property In the immediate vicinity Of hne Improvements Aoo can
te purchased for much Foil particulars WIN
CoUDERT h BROS, Attorneys, ~ wall"
A d. MELLICK. jr, BRO PlnesL
OWN YOUR OWN HOME and SAVE RENI.
~ AT RUTHERFORD PARK. ~ Minutes b. Ebe khlsay ron
Chambers Ts.uttbd, fare only cents With ebaTcees
markets negbborhood Choice BUILDING foio
FOR SALE By the Moas, Rutherford COMPANY adorable terms
Apply ROBERT BLAuYELT l57 BroadHay Or IL BARko"s
Sayedn endsut Rutherford Park, N J.
DARTIES from North and East can buy at
j .aeon March splendid h. J. Parma JAQUEs ~" BfeNSAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
6itp 8tal Gstatt fOr Sal,.

Clip 4tal gsfnt 101 Salt
TOR SALE VERY CFIEAP-A 4-story brown
stone Engisa basement HOUSE Txclh, hhb 21r
5oIl ,he soci al 10 perfect order Pre- Sse $50 AgI TO
may had, would uast rss eanss. gr'pe, tCs!l
EOR SALE-A 4-stOry. stone front HOUSE,
rounding. Vii very price Is.
qais oiH0MER MoRGAS, lP,n,.,. Gds0
EOR SALE-A handsome RESIDENCE on
Il Suy,eantqua lots 3Ill5 suitable for Public sst
s. Dry1t
EOR SALE-At a bargain, on a long lease, two
HOUSES. hoA ~ and aS " ffI thht Pos
session immediately CAL aud Apply "h bEDkLL' q" w.
EOR SALE--A handsome brown stone HOUSE,
Il Fiiiib Il mus, be sold Aenseed; nte aIst'' all Ia
sSd perfect 'dsri ehe.ps. he"1. os.rSd
nor SALE or to RENT, No. l07 East TWEEN
yqtte,t Appl, to c. " DugR Nations. D,st Of As ss.,s
HOUSES for SALE-One three-st0ry and
sl7oS one oaTsory s.oop os
Apply JOHN D. CRihAiss.
No ll3I bsesns ave. pesr 6ob .,
0STH-ST.. near FIFTHAVE.--Strictly first
DO csss large high b'eyp HOUSE elegant
''' '''' '''''' """' '' " p SEYMOUR III Broadway.
.OOO ii 9 ho5ss III. b; sis
Al tsd,I Gsias s,.ei sseT: pastry G SS.
and 70 feet front sn'ea-' locality r''d s1@ r'.s,
NITY HOUSES or LOTS.-See descriptive
" r''' List ' '''' '''''i sf q DAY s S,a.a.s,
IF YOU wish TO SELL, RENT, EXCHANGE.
or PURCHAsK RIAL ESTATE in city eoaOy call Oh J. C.
j RIAL Estate BROKER
:i7 West T-ssy thrda.
PROPERTY Tor SALE ExcnASes in c o ccss,iy. Houses
'" p S.,Ss 70 eel OF 90 rsDt ar, solicited ds,aiptou 81
No charge property sold OF r-Dsd No eO.ni''o'
expected or ,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
THURSDAYS WEATHER REPoRT-sAr
MINIATURES ALMANAC

sun 81 Sun 500 Neon ash
sandy Hoos..,. 92 Cows bland 1905 Hell Gate ll:@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-18
pot Ularnrns' H0iiti.

Fon &larnrns' Hotii.
FEw.Yokk,
OryI0s, No 70 ~hbaA-s
NOTICE lie hereby given, in accordance with
~ s,con psssrd 1885, emitted " Az Act 70
Once Of Port VI New iork 70 all persons
ptrY,sd having The sabeos waiter Of sseA mqnJ
saf,sJ under
uop bt M, ps erAsnAhoss
sseceeons hs ssSss On board A
Steamship MsBbGItsH. ........'.'''''.'
Columbia
Steamship Montgomery
China ..'s'.'Sofsp
Inn
Bari Amoner. Foot 81 Sfty
Bah Abhie W o"dTHH
Brig &. ". Rsyholds South firstst WiIiAhsbnfrh
AIHTHOkSE 1ohPklkS Prsrdsst
J Aus HsEEis6s Secretary.