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~- TREASURES OFFICE, GREEN
VILE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., DECEMBER 18th, 1870
Coupons OF the State, Guaranteed Bonds, Certtf-
Gates OF Indebtedness and Second Mortgage
Bonds Of this Company, due January 1, 1870,
will be paid at the Banking House Of b. n. KIMP.
TON, No. 9 Nassau street, New York, or at the
South Carolina Bank and Trust Company, In Co.
lumbla, s. O., on and after the LIST day Of January,
1871. -
The Interest on the outstanding First Mortgage
Bonds and Fractional Certificates Of Indebted.
ness, will be paid at the ONCE Of the Company.
REUBEN TOMLNsON,
dec1s-fmw7 Treasurer.
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marrlen.

sWEENY-FRIENDLY.-On the evening OF the
21st, at the Church OF the Holy Communion, by
the Rev. A. T. Porter, R. b. SwEENY TO KATE F.,
eldest daughter Of Ado:phus Friendly.
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w IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF
SEWING MACHJNEs.-JOHN.C CLARK, JR., & co.'s
BEST sK-CoaD SPOOL COTTON, on Black
spools. For sale at retail by D. B. HAsELTON,
No. 307 King street. dec5-1mo
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6perial Notlres.

w CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
CHAMPION, from New York, are notified that
she is dlscharging cargo at Adger's Wharf.
Goods remaining uncalled for at sunset VIII be
stored at owners risk and expense.
deces-1 JAMES ADGER & CO., Agents.
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@- OFFICE CHARLESTON CT TY
RAILWAY COMPANY, No. CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE BUILDING, BROAD sTREET.-sEALED
OFFERS WILL BE RECEIVED up to 12 O'Clock on
SATURDAY, December 81, FOR PURCHASE OF
THE MANURE from the Compapy's stables, Shep-
herd street. for one year from LIST January next.
For particulars, apply at the Company's once,
Broad street. EVAN EDWARDS.
dec21-WfWfs5 Secretary.
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TAL BANK OF

as- FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLESTON, CHARLESTON, s. U., DECEM-
BER 20, 1s7o-DIvIDEND NoTICE.--The Board
OF Directors have this day declared dividNn- OF
SIX 10y PER CENT. free from Government tax
payable on and after the 27th inst.
VIM. G. BREESE,
5ncoa 4 Cashier.
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Gs OFFICE SOUTHWESTERN RAIL-
ROAD BANK, CHARLESTON, s. c., DECE1BE
81, 1s1O-Notice is hereby given that on and after
the 1st January, 1871, the Transfer Books OF the
Southwestern Railroad Bank and the South Caro-.
lima Railroad Company will be closed till new
List of the Stockholders be completed.
decoe-a John M. HARLESTON, Cashier.
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~ OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON
GAsLIaHT COMPANY, DECEMBER 2s, :1s7o.-
The Board OF Directors Of this Company having
declared Dividend of FIFTY GENTS per Share
on the Capital Stock, the same will be paid to
Stockholders on and after MONDAY, 7th January,
1871
The Transfer Books VIII be closed from this
date to 10th January; 1877. WI. HERI0T,
dec26 Secretary and Treasurer.
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ASSASSINS AT WORK.
4 PLOT TO KILL THE KING, TON
MOLTKE and BISMARCK.

Two Eundred Persons Arrested-Thc
situation Diplomaticaily Considered
Defeat of the French 1T Amiens-
Chnnsey's Observation-Disclosures OBJ
structing the Seine.
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~ DIVORCE ABSOLUTE d.
vORCEs legally obtained In New York, Indiana,
Illinois and other States, for persons from any
State or country, legal everywhere; desertton,
drunkenness, non-support, &C.. sufficient cause;
no publicity. No charge until divorce is obtained.
Advice free. Address,
MOORE 4 RICHARDSON,
Councillors at Law, =
dec2s-1yr $50 Broadway, New York City.
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w MY FRIEND, STOP THAT TERRI
BILE cough, and thus avoid tonsumptive's
grave, by using GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP,
for curing all throat bronchial and lung dlseases.>
1t is perfectly peerless. Never has been equalled.
It Is pleasant to take, and certain to cure. Ro1
sale by all druggists dec-wfm1mo
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Railr1aIs.
GAYANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL-
- ROAD.

SAvANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL
- ROAD.
&W III u
PASSENGER TRAINS on this Road run daily as
follows:
Leave Charleston: ..A........S A. -.
Arrive at Savannah. s....... 300 T. N.
Leave Savannah. ...1l.lo d. m.
Arrive at Charleston ........... .620 p. ID.
Connects at Savannah with the Atlantic d CUR
Railroad for Jacksonville, st. Augustine, and all
points In Florida.
WITH Central Railroad for Macon, Atlanta, Mo-
bile, New Orleans and the West
With Steamboats, for points on the Savannah
River.
At Charleston with the Northeastern and South
Oaroilns railroads; and Steamships for all poinss
Forth and West.
Through Tickets over this line on sale at Hotels
In Charleston; Screven House. Savannah; and AL
principal Ticket offices North ana South.
Freights forwarded daily TO AMI from Savan.
nah and al points beyond
Through Bills Of Lading issued to Jacksonville,
Palatka, &c.
Tariff as low as by any other line.
@. 8. GADSDEN,
oct5 Engineer and Superintendent.
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NHE ELE B R A T E D
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL,

THE CELE B r A T E D
GERMAN SOOTHING CORDIAL.
For INFAN NTS.
reliable and invaluable remedy in COLO,
CHOLERA INFANTUM, Dysentery, Diarhea, and
such other diseases ls children are subjected to
during the period Of Teethlng.
This Coriiai Is manufactured from the best
Drugs all carefully selected, and contains no In.
furious Ingredient. No family should be without
H. The best Physicians have recommended II,
and Mothers may administer IL with perfect con-
hdence.
IL contains no Opium or other Anodyne.
Manufactured by DR.. q. BAER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist,
No. 1s1 Meeting street. Charleston.
Price 81 cents bottle. The usual discount 70
the trade.
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THE USE OF CONDUCTORS.

"No vessal,n said he, "should 90 to sea with.
out one. But 1t is not the captains fault, since
owners sometimes do not care TO 20 TO the ex.
pease. In fact, would not insure any snip tnat
has not conductor rot only for the sake Of the
ahIp and ca:go but on account OF the many lives
which the absence OF one endangers."
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SEA MOSS FARIkE from pure lrlsh Moss, for
Blanc Mango, Puddings, Oustarda, Creams, &C.,
&c. The cheapest, healthiest and most delicious
food In the world. dec26-mwf3DSO
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Wyman having made arrangements Win MS
men proceeded with hts Il:sL and second mates to
Boston, to which CITY the ship belonged. She
WAS about SlS Ions register. and vas bLlit IN lSG6
by Enuch Bonnrr aud at tie time Of he dlsister
had on board 2TGU bales vi cotton, bound Tor hlv-
crpoll from savannah, which alter place she
cleareI November 81, and enpTel dne Weather
unIil uiLnln Il lew days "f the burning. Whether
il was the lightning actually CAUSED the couna-
grafton need not be questi, ,ned. hut lt has been
In ,wu, IN many Instances There those emp!0y ed
T., load ships grease Ghe bale, III order 10 make
them tit more compactiy, that spontaneous COM
buslion Is not Improbable. consequent upon the
action Of the oil upon the clttoa. At the Gonciu-
sion Of his narrative yesterday Captain Lschere
strongly advocated
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

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SrOOklpu 2tal 6stait for SaIt.

FOR SALE - No. "a Livingston-st.. with or
u vhout lot 10 foLhg
se basement ssd subeear BRtE HOUAk 81 g4I stb trSso
efteUsior oOutang feon beside billiard all modern t
Eo's"snis to be ou sh permit Apply JOHN SMITH
30 - iloagtbySt from sio2
FOR SALE-0n Hicks-st., Brooklyn, within
I've nltueT Yah o Wsl ferry brek az. .toB.
p"ELLho hsshA es'snsrt Sih flrn'ss gas BAH
ee VAL De s0o eheAH the FetdHg
$1,000 APpF 70 DAVENPORT Agent ls7 Nostssn.st
FOR SALE-On ClintOn-ave., near Myrtle,
BroSsyn hss bfsetto high s'Oop ,ahessr DWELLING zOI
eIV az H0dern npi0irasli All b. sd
k.se,sos iaHs4aislJ. ApPy 70 STALLKAbCAr HALL -
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REAL ESTATE.
Nyw.yoRK. Friday. March Is. 1870.


,r,oro ,voro some offerings at the Exchange
-. nm, n was understood that sale was made.
- penia,pin w Davis had commenced excavations
old 81 AIMS property. Sands and Washington
- Prooklyn preparatory to building SIX stores an" o
Eats Entrances the stores VIII De on SahussV' "O
=, the dwellings by carriage way ana SIDEWALK W o0
s,rncted between the rear Of the buildings and the
,hnrch and to be known as ST. Annscourt MI D" ,
,,o,ds 70 press forward the work VI building as rap'
@ recart for strength aud durability Will permit -
The Messrs Mallory x Blackwell OF This cry ISNe ,
Gently sold the following property IN Nestentsw ~ sChny
Ter Foshay's faru about &C acres SOW Sl' Iosenb
s fTr, In ,rrs $40 900; part of the estate OF i
csre IS acres S25O53; Mr. Ward Whetieis "a, VI 700
acre: So. ssCc0 Mr. G Sns.aads Laudrine farm"
$50 acres S7.5OO; Nj Ii Ailrrs farm S9 rcs 1000
a. In,es Mallory. ciuutrv seat aud 200 acres W "e
s1is 0oS Al Grafton t,-Nrs V. Van k!eek laI n o
screS s,7 ooo Mir Wan Kicks farm - acres. s o,e
So pri, fr1I lo3 acres $4,000 MT JHLes
pvnnIa lam, 1n +, ~ $2oO,G Mr. : A. tatk l@i ~
l9 acres. s25Va ,5- osLTutal S5Os,55s. The same
s 80 ot, ,i, tr Sale OF other tracts OF i"id III u
ferent parts OF w., ND ms Gern signed by Gov Ran
aS 49, Nv, g. aud operations on The meadows are
& peope of Hudson C,y to vote again on the
boulevard quesloa. Property owners are Hu0" N'''
ber re- are % hoa in course Of erection within the
village limits Of Pm W 4, valued al Sly'Wo nOc tt
500 600 Will be I'd the present spring Inc Oiior
OF free tilket FOR o.r year b. the kaiiro"u OoPA"'
has done much To -iilI i!atc tAiS enterprise. o.,
Mr. Dudley Field r- ltit oGt 80 acres OF us anu ~
c. sing in o .-icre lots some OF winch he pro
[ 20 erect bnia 81 worth $4,000 to $4,000 each,
sud place the Wh0.r 8. ilIikri $500. 800. .
EoIrgs G. sWa wont las sold his farm OF 100 acres,
,s.r Westowu to Yam Atwell Of Goshen for slOO an
= q Co,,,,-
~ 1 are tl. l...uN.n- Bridgewater-JOsep l.
Powell to Emerson Vs. Perry 50i acres, on inc turnpAe
:. miles east of Sla.,iur $4,000 WarTen-Mary ElZa.
bltb Gascon to Iu, "a X. Gree man, 449O acres $3.50;
MARY Hdrug to if Reed 50 acres slOV,V h .s
6,ropr-Corncln~ Potlriuu, to Llidh G.. HUH. l62 %
scres So 269 - .l a. rcBegck 20 Cornelius G. fOlIe-
mus. ltl acres. s--I lglLhlu-Rindopb JHuIhe 10
<nrisl.ia JaIu! . s..o .raCis .; ~ acres $4,000
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e. Gllbum il man GGnttrr.

e. Glbum il man 0Cnttrr.
OFncE ~ rHE MyTRoPeLIrAs BOARD % HEaLrH. {
No. 81 Morr ST, NKw-loKE. hsrch y, 1871
At A MEETING of The METROPOLITAN
~ BOARD or HEALTH h-d Ofce. No 5OI Mctist. New
York tue 10Th 1890 the fOo~iHg RESOLUTION
adopted:
declared be additional Otlnsacc OF
It, dsv of June 1870 furnace
apog,d the xorkng oengRs BY steam sgr nall fseio
fuutetr glass-bouss dstlrrY brew
bou. bake house svks Or In other buildings
sbs De Constructed
bun thu Ihesom unrss permit % Tue
eoutr.ry be obtained from .his Board - - -. .
n. ) JOHN u slONE, FretHehI
CLARK Secretary.
DEW FOR SALE-An eligibly located PEW
alsle Of Dr. iaiis Church oG Fhhsss isarr
u6tJ hOAhK AoA1AN FinesI
DURAL CEMETERIES A SPECIALLY
IL DEslGNS FURNGSHED MAPS and SPECIFICATIONS PRE-
PARED Specimen Ltbogrsph Map free application
Is y HATIIEwAl. survevor.
Stanful Conn.
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Smustmfnts.


WALLACK,s. v.ov, xe ,s,rvR w,rL.cs
Do6Rs npRs AT "a TO COMMENCES AT VCBOOk
EVERY EVENING
SATURDAY MATINEE AT II P. n
FOURTH WEEK or THE
POUKTH WEEK or TIKI
SUCCESSFUL NEW DRAMA.
SUCCESSFUL NEW DRAMA.
LOST AT SEA,
LOST AT SEA,
LOST AT SEA.
LOST AT SEA,
LOST AT SEA.
LOST AT SEA-
WITH A POWERFUL CAST
md
STARTLING AND EFFECTIVE SCKSbRf,
STARTLING AND EFFECTIVE SCENERY.
iseudoE - -. 49, -
PIER AT HrSGRRFORD.
THB PIER At HUNGEKFORD.
EXTERIOR OF ACTON VILLA
EXTERIOR OF ACTON VILLA
ara THE BARVELOUSLf RBAb
THE MARyELOUSLY RIAL
BuRNfNG ATTIC,
BURNING ATTIC,
BIRStSG ATTIC
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6uuntrr 1tal fstat, for Sal,.

HOW TO INVEST CAPITAL IA now a
great question With wealthy wbBg place their supus
incomes safely wisely with reference to the effect Of large for
tone. on their children What better be done By such than to bay
. Stewart Haskell und gsrgs and .gby located
~ near the great population and transform them
into smiling landscapes dotted all With artistic aud besutn
suburban home. capital taking care TO select ehos
location q. as to insure makes public b.nefseo with
tug adding TO- his property ard NAV give bis sous
charming and attractive occupation with skal enquirer and
lapdeip. gardener to direct opportunity Of this kind is Of
e perhaps the best large estate Tor saea
purpose uu.ptropnad SewYork City alresdJ extensively I'm
proved and productive, Tue woah cooperas as partner or
haee 800 orgaye bat las not sufficient capital alone Send
for printed descriptions to HOMER MORGAN Pin.,t.
VALUABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOX
sALR.-Tk HOMESTEAD Of HENRY HARI deceased 70
Gated within miles Utica L., SOUTH aud mH edAeB
adjoining the pleasant village o. Whresboro f., ,. q.
The IS valuable land lirre proportion I'd
grieH orchards osnppes and pears Two
dxsug house corn asd Wed houses NsOu
she'd ic-hogsr.
dwelling large convenient veil fushei and thorongh
repair: beside closets and oEeooE te4
under the whole With 6rsteiss heating fIrnsee 80 ~.
The auson unrvAl.d r beauty commanding view OF we
Utica surrounding villages College ChntOn bo
distant; WhenuB Seminary. foursg instaon Of learn
ing within iHm-lsts o. the house.
The road Clinton. With frontage OF
about LOO feet api vii yBtageoas divide into nhnber oil oeas
fal building lot. desired
whe.boro U, SesYork Central Railroad also
b. borsecr rnaaog regularly Al 20 minutes interval during the day
AID evening
address EDMoyDs L MILLER. No ~ Gsne.ee,; Utica y Y
IN FARMS in Delaware Co., y. Y, for SALE,
wv EXCHANGE OF to LIT. Il. FRANKLIN CLAIM PsfEpAes
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J IL l. MoRronp. Cashier

All who have zeal estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring purchase or rent such property
viii find II TO interest 10 advertise in THE TRIBUNE
aggregate creuho1 exceeds that OF any other news
paper and in addIutn this advantage THE TRIBUNE
viii be found not o., IN YORK and ali s cities and
villages but in every aud Territory throughout the
Union The advert.s-I cDt should be as brief as Will
allow OF the advantages GAINED, being made clear 10 the
reader We would esEciy dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily,
Semi Weekly and We Sy, comprise individuals IN every
business profession c1ueuty advertisements IN each
are read bv all casse, Tar TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention 20 reports o. % real estate both in city
and country thus greatly to the value OF its col
umns a. an aGversius medium The charges for adver-
t.sng a.e as follows DAN. tribune. Is cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKlT TRIBUNE. per Hne SEMI.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is .rurs PER Inc. About ten words Of
odrwide columns aver1-ea Terms cash IN advance
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BESJ. p FAlRcHLD. AaclioBesL
DY v r. STEVENSON, son * Co..
ID Aueiioaeen and Real Estate Brokers'
mo. II Pinest,
TUESDAY, March %,
oeoek 81 th- EIrhauge Sa.esrooms. III BroaiuN
VALUABLE HOT SIS AND LOTS IN THB CITY or NEW YORK
oubwe corner EshtEeghht the very
sell rented houses thereon
ALSO Bghty st lots situate the touth side OF Eighty
feet Of Fith-Aye, overlooking Central PARK
valuable beautifully located lots SIT
Of bthst 40 feet east Of haisonye
-S eI valuable beautifully located lots stu
side highly 800 feet Of hAsoe
ALSO Bast Bghtyfrtt-Ihe twooy and ie frame dwelling
lot 25IOO nort6 side oil Eighty
feet east O Third and knOsn As NJ. 23l.
ALSO north corner Valuable
well loeAtsd lot.-
WEDNESDAY. March 90
SItT foGrth ST.
feet w.,t from junction Grand Boulevard aud kubsye
lots situate on the north SIDE nj
hundred sIthsi, 10 feet west from the SItnae
Boulevard
Maps particulars etc the Aueoneer.' ohc, II Pinest
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The use of washed OF fraudulent stamps on
any deed, lease. oiI paper renders II liable 10 Tor
TEXTURE, well tn STAMPS thereon, ana the user 10
Luc and Imprisonment.
safety insured by Purchasing al our stamp Depart
Eent as this Bank dcpo; Tor the sale Of Revenue
81 .mps direct from Ire Cove IurNt.
me following race OF discount are allowed to pur-
cuasers
go 70 .............4 per cent
100 10 -..-----.--.4t per cent
1000 and upward ...---.4t per cent
Discount payable u amps. Tans 500 buys slO4 10 OF
,,faIou. NATIONAL CURRENCY BANK,
Chr Mli!l-st
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EoaIo aro 2cglns.

SoaI0 and GcUns.
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET to single Cen
TENN private family. As Bsst Eghesusbst be~een Broad
way and Fourihsse.
- EAST TENTH SITS Breyoort-place,
- two door, OF BoidNsy )-hsndsomey FURNISHED
ROOM LET whoal bos Convenient 10 restaurants snc business
No moving Spring References
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Suttiun Sails Of ItII t;stItt.

SuttI0n sails OF 4tIl CstIts.
JOHNSON. j.. Auctonesr
RY JOHNsQ }I>oxt 8 MILLER NIL
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
40. 25 N.~Ausr. cor. cgD.Esr, Esw-Yosk -,
I.s.. S; ssss,,
A o'clock at F TrRs6A i sSacn q D'id' T.
As O'clock EI9,Pg ,;, S,s,Ieo N Ill Bro'd'
GRAND cLEA ,RSj , SALE s
have directed JOHNSON MILLER
70 sell, 'ery easy terms.
I" ''Hl' AD' al tbsir VALUABLE BROOKLYN PROPERTY
This viii be the Of The and val si. The hes; epPoT1.,
The ape vicinity York OF by tue MeeksraVe
Tb @ are prEiiIy located on Meekersve varek vAnd.m
Apollo brl-~a Moore aud LAkesA Ia the immediate
~ capitalists luHbsr ,nd brick merchants .1i
Witch wb n. o, ADJACENT viii b. ineus-i
Greek nAygAbe for arg- vessels me locality fST nso1'e'0rns
The go cent ao-sel are >. easy that even men Of
the Moderate psrcAar oue or more lotA
MAYS S be ready Saturday March ~ at AneN0nssf' onee
Isl Moatagae-.t BroOtlrn
ALSO At SANE TINE AND PLACE.
No. % south fh st 2ry ac 22I5o and extension
With esd Executor I5s Fou' or the AueiiOaser p
80 ' THURSDAY March lie
ERooKyY %%i'oifiTAMsbTsGf and FAST NRwYoRs HOUSES
and GOWAHUS CANAL DOCK PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
THg THREE VALUABLE HOUSES MI
desirable 5siory osnstons high hasneei and .ubsl Ph
but handsomely hnsbed by
DAYS coutsung IL marble nantes marble ioo
size, btH about ruO summit 81
continuation Prstpace and Is built sh One mproT metA
the best block accessible TO and
very desirable for private families - per en' may remain
on mortgage for three - So ,- ,,,
ALSO PERBMPTOKY SALE or VALUABLE DOCK PROPERTY
OS GOWANUS CANAL TO ~ SOLD On CSUsOALLI
LIBERAL TERMS.
valuable WHARF PROPERTY situated on The northeasey
side Of oc Canal front Of lO r. on Canal
IFS aoek aud Smiths; The property adons the
Brootru civ Pre- the KBekbocker Ice Co.. aud
admirably adapted for manufacturing business requiring water
A. IL O'Clock in the City Saesoou (PhenI Baliing.
No. 10 Cogri-i.. Brooklyn.
POSITIVE AUCTION SALE.
TO EFFECT A PARTITION
30 NryTH WARD LOTS
SITUATED BUTLER BALTIC, DBGRAw. sACKETT.
UNION, AND PRESIDENT SITS, ROCKIES
TER AND UTlCAAVBS.
n Every lot will positively be Iod to tue highest bidder regardless
Of price.
FOR maps ,ad particulars apply At the Auetioneers.
Offices: Nsss4 l57 BOOklrn
Also At SAME TIME AND PLACE.
SPLENDID LOTS
DOUGLAsS-ST. BOULEVARD.
TROY AND ALBANY AYES
Also choice lot
st. 4 ., $50 r. Of
TroE-sTe
Term. easy. M.ps the ohee Of Auc,oneer,
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Ital estate TO 6rfbans,.

OTIS on a LEADING AVENUE IN n. Y. City
II EXCHANGE for 6ri.ellss House brooklyn b. RU
LAND 4 Co Beeimau-st. ~ Y.
rTO EXCHANGE for a well located City or
i BROOKLYN HOUSE or FOR sALB mo.t desirable RESIDENCE
situated on tie Shrewsbury River not far from Red Bank
Branch on:ins 10 well cultivated
house. excellent gardens &c hne views good boating bathing
healthy: mnseioes chance for
country home FRANK c. BROWN. SO BroadWsy.
TWO first-class brown-ston HOUSES IN
Il ErvYok IN EXCHANGE for BrooklD property also, brown
s,oue HOUSE CiAiou Brooklyu for SALE hrstca~
r. A CONKLING 202 Broadway
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gonu sslano Ttal 6stat, for Salt.


EOR SALE-At ROnkODkOma, l.. l.. BUILD
ING LOTS Lake each cousnDg 81 acres Price from
70 Lot FARM Of 10 Al NewNage Pnce
: 700 Inquire Of r. ". NEWTON i95 Tliriave. Y Ctv
nor SALE-A FARM, highly cultivated, with
outhugs all 10 good order IN Queens Co. L. L.
near two deputs nd one from NsWlork Applr TO
ELLIOT ROBBINS. International lns ca us brosdNa1
NNHITESTONE, j.. l-FOr SALE-jO min
railroad three
depot handsome kESIDENCB IS Wh ba-emen 'front.'
French views Long Island cArragehonse
complete beautifully laid oui 80 and cherry trees good
well, minutes splendid bathing; hrsicas' residence
h o. bond and mortgage Address W. KADIE 81! West Washing
Market
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

CORRUGATED IRON.
" CORRUGATED IRON BUltplNGS
xosELlI IROS BKlnss Asp rtls cohPAsI
10 I.e 4 IT. Afts;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

FACTORY PROPERTY IN NEW AKIN LOT
SALH-Lzrge and desirable convenient To railroad aud boat
The. Are 80 Newark just the place for meohan-
ei b,ss,. Tf property can bougb hall Us G eo TO eese
vii Tor other properly bAoSbiI
PLUMMEk. 7b5 brrsd.st cor banA Nesarf y J.
nor SALE-S6, 000-Terms easy, III New
J,r.y Is r1irnrs ron Walrst Frame HOUSE, 10 rooms,
having Al modem Improvements, lot &Ir0 lpgurr 81 .
'se H. AS ~. ~ B-4ierst. Ne -iort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-26

ADRIAN II. MILLER, Aseioaeer. -
EXECUTORS SALE of the VALUABLE
II PROPERTY known the UNITED STATES HOTEL at Far
KorL..aT l. L-ADRAg H. MULLER. r. r. WILKINS Co. vii
TUESDAY March ~ at II o'clock at tie Exchange
soom M bV orer Of the undersigned hTecuors OF the
Estate ANDREW MuLRt. decreased the celebrated UNITED
STATES HOTEL PROPERTY, siu,Ie at FAR ROCKAWf LONG
ISLAND.
property has r,,g. III. ROcks-r Turnpike opposite the
Payonl Of 45C feet CosissL ~ ee and
tie Atlantic Oeesn feet the hoe being 52 feet
building frame three stories above basement well and
Is the outside Of eeb
eoru tSohrts 81 Which double
Bar Room Kitchen. Servants Hal; tue
the entire baug aud Piazza on the Ocean front
all the appliances
Of Hotel Stable Horse sheds Landry
Ies- house HeBrerJ, and other Outbuidng~
The property constitutes part OF and vii he
sold With the premises
The United Hotel Justly celebrated as being OF the most
d,gtt and .honabc watering places the Atlantic Seabosrd
afford opportunity rey met sh for those wishing
IN invest In kot,l prbper,v. r. TERMS AT SALE.
The Furniture ote vii be sold At Auction AZ ntne date
d.s pouee Of eh vii be sy,n MICHAEL MULRi P,sert
wv '' - JAMES MULRY, }NA'oH''"
Photographic Of ID. House be At the oee Of the
Aptou.~r, Pn.t r., where Maps can be obtained l9JD