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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21
IMPROVED REAL ESTATE
IN FIRST AND SECOND DISTRICTS.
SUGGEST ON OF WILLIAM SPITZ, AND OF
MRs. WIDOW MARGARET SPITz, WIDOW
COMMUNITY OF S AID DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans.
No. 60 242.

RY c. e. GIKAKDEY d CO., AUC-
ID ticneers-Nicholas j. Hoey, Auctioneer-Ohce
No. IL Exchange Place. SATURDAY, May 81,
1870, at twelve O'Clock NJ, at the Merchants and
Auctioneers' Exchange, on Royal street, in this
city of New Orleans, by vir ne OF an order OF the
Honorable the Second District Court for the parish
of Orleans, dated April Il, 1870. rendered in the
above entitled matters will be sold at bc.auction,
for account of said estates the following described
i. A LoT OF GRUND in the First District of
this city in the square bounded by Magnolia Ola ra,
Caliope and Euphroslne streets. designated as lot
No. l. and forming the corner OF Cailiope and NJ ag-
noa streets, measures % feet and lines front on
Oaliiope street. by l0l feet inches and lines in
depth between parallel lines, and front on Magno-
liza street. The Improvements comprise one story
brick house, sned etc.
2 LOT OF GROUND in the Second District
of this city, in the square bounded by Blenv lille.
Customhouse, Prieur and johnson streets, de sig
mated lot No. 4. and forming the corner 81 IN.
vile and prieur streets, measuring 2! feet and :
lines front. Sienvie street, by depth OF lG9
fee 10 inches and lines, between parallel lines.
and front Prieur street The improv ements
comprise a double two story frame house two
story kitchen, ETC.. and in the rear, from ting on
rreur street, is a one-story house, cistern, etc,
Terns-Oue third cash, balance at one and two
years credit in notes bearing interest OF eight per
cent per from date of sale until final pay
ment secured By vendors privilege and special
mortgage the property sold, vito clause OF nom
aenapdo, ana with the obligation by The purchaser,
also to bs secured by mortgage, to pay five per cent
attorney fees in event of suit Buildings and i'm
provements to be kept fully insured and policy
transferred to vendor or holder of the notes, Pur-
of al taxes for the years 1869 ard 1870,
Acts Of sale and United states stamps at the ex
pense of the purchasers, before A. Dreyfous. no
tary public. apo 30 my7 1871
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-05-21

CHOIOK BUILDING SITES, ADAPTED TO
DWELLING OR BUSINESS.

DY G. e. 0IRARDBY d CO. AUO-
Dtioneers-Ofaoe No II Exchange Place. bATUR-
DAY, May a. 1870, at twelve o'clock n. at the Ner-
chants and Austioneers' Exchange. on Royal streee.
will be sold by public auctioE-
THREE LOTS OF GROUND. in square bounded
BY Magazine, Constance, sixth and seventh streots
designated as Nos. 3, and s. adjoining eaeh other,
and measuring each Is feet front on Ma9azine
street, BY 100 feet in depth. The neighborhood II
we'll improved by fine residences, and the proximity
to the Ninth Street Market, renders the property
equally desirable for business purpet es.
Terms-Purchaser to assume payment In prin.
cipal and interest Of three notes for 500 eachs
and three years, with interest of eight per cent
per annum and the usual security lauses, the bal
ance cash. 4 he accrued interest to be assumed
over aud above the bid; he purchaser to assume
payment over and above his bid Of all taxes for the
year 1869, and up to the day of sale.
Acts of sale and United States stamps at the ex-
pense of the purchasers. before w. j. Castel1s
notary public. myl5 II
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TIE OLD ODD FELLOWS HALL PROPER
TY AT AUCTION.
FIVE VERY VALUABLE LOTS,
Forming the Corner of Camp and Layfayett 9
Streets. opposite the Square.
A SPLENDID SITE FOR STORES OR A
PUBLIC BUILDING.

DY C.. f. GIRARDEY & CO., AUCTION
ID eers-Ctiics No. II Exchange Piace.-SATUR-
DAY, May a. 1870, at twelve O'Clock M at the Mer-
chants ana Auctioneers exchange. on ROYAL street,
between Canal and Customhouse streets. will be
sold at public auction by order of the ODD Fellows
Hall Association
THAT VERY CENTRAL AND VALUABLE
building site forming the corner of Camp and La
fayette streets opposite Lafayatte Square and COM
prisng five lots OF ground measuring l09 feet front
on Camp street, by depth and front on Lafayette
of ITO feet, with the privilege of large alley way,
opening on Girod street. AS a site for pubic
building of any purpose, stores, there is no posi-
ton 10 the city more commanding or attractive.
The immense foundations which sustained the oil d
Hall are supposed TO be intact and better than if
laid anew The property will be sold in block.
Terms-One third cash; balance at one and two
years credit for divided to suit the convent
ence of the association, secured BY vendor hen
and specai mortgage on the property, bearing eight
per cent. per annum interest from the day of sale
until final payment. Mortgage to contain the usual
i've per cent. attorneys fee clause and the purchaser
to assume, above the price of adjudication, the
taxes for the current year.
Act of SALE together with the United States reve-
nue. stamps attached, at the expense Of the purcha
scr, before Messrs. Wagner Gottschalk, notaries
public ny8 4td
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY

ASSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY
TWO VERY VALUABLE COTTON PLANTA-
TIONS. KNOWN AS THE FLEETWOOD
AND DELTA PLANTATIONS, SITUATED
INTHE PARISH OF MADISON, LOUISIANA
BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON, ASSIGNEE.
IN THE MATTER OF JAMES ANDREWS,
Bankrupt-No sG3.
United States District court for the District Of
Louisiana.
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FtDENCE AND GROUNDS, CORNER OF
n CAMP AND AMELIA STREETS.
SSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY,
) By order Of E. E. Norton, Assignee.
NATTER OF JOHN 9. BURKE,
80 Bankrupt.
District Court, for the District Of
Louisiana-No. q.

k,s uRARDEY q CO.. AUG
lie nolas j. Hoey, Auctioneer, ofi1ce
= llace-SArUkDAY. May %. 1870,
G NJ, at the Merchants and Auction.
aN n Royal street. between Canal
streets. by virtue OF an order OF
Nc h. Darrell. Judge of the District
States of America. for the Dis.
sitting in Bant ruptcy, dated the
s< xili be sold at public auction the
'ing ds.ss property surrendered in the
8 LOTS OF RU UND. with ali the buildings
nysments tnereop, situated in the City
telSea. nov Sixth District Of New Orleans, in
are bounded by Magazine, Pension, Camp
sis streets, esignated IS lots Nos. I, 2, 3,4
in square No. " bounded as above, and
ing. In American measure, as follows, to wit:
!. >. 3 and measure, each, 81 feet front on
Feets by depth OF 40 feet, between parallel
Aot NO. ], forming the corner OF Damp and
Streets, and Lot No. Is measures 81 feet 8
inches, being the came property pur.
John s. hurke from John j. Bsiand. by
81 Wlhlam Sbannon, notary pubic, on A n
~ me improvements comprise one and
frame buildings, slate rooted, and well
o q comfortable dwelling. The grounds
shaded, and stocked with . variety of
ssfy, and ornamental and fruit trees.
Socree OF the court ordering the sale OF the
eescrinsd property, directs that the same be
81 incumbrances, and tie assignee, act
IN hm vested by the ass ignment in bank
snd by the Aforesaid order of court. The
ser to bind h m elf to assume tho payment
above The proc OF adju iiostion Of al taxes
Suing % the properly up 70 the day of sale.
d oash ON the spot At the time Of sdjudics-
- sale. together with the United States in.
snue stamps, At the expense Of the pur-
e g :. y y. 0sraon. notary psSie.
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BY 81. w. Palfrey.

SALE AT AUCTION OF DESIRABLE
SQUARE OF GROUND ON NASHVILLE
AVENUE.
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AssIGNEE's SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
BY ORDER OF E. L. NORTON. ASSIGNEE.

ID eers-Offce No. IL Exchange Place. New Orleans,
"WEDNESDAY. June L. 1870. at twelve O'Clock NJ,
At the Merchants and Apeto.eers Exchange on
this city of New Orleans. per order OF the DisIiot
Court Of the United States Of America for the Dis
trict of Louisiana, sitting in bankruptcy, will be
sold by public auction
CERTAIN BILLS RECEIYABLE and OPEN
ACCOUNTS, surrendered in the following named
estates in bankruptcy, and IN no way guaranteed,
lss Charles VI. Phillips
so Mason Pitcher and Ferdinand NJ Goodrich,
Individually. and as members of Pitcher
Goodrich.
1856 Charles T.. Q. Dupuy.
4Ol. D. Il. Lewis.
Der Of Brott i Davis Brott. Davis d Shons.
and of Chase Rowey.
DID, " and as members Of Dillingham; De BIois.
IS IS. g gstsl s. T S%'sdi
tO5 Samuel Whited.
els John W. Turner.
slS. James w. Cavieer.
ally and as members OF Hernstadt Simon.
e23 Maurice Langhorne.
sss. Thomas A. s. Doniphan, Individually and as q
member Of T. A. s. q 4 8. Doniphan.
Doniphan individually and as . member of
IA s. & II. 5. Doniphan.
So. Thomas o. Kirk.
s54 George Porteous. Individually and as a mem.
ego. EDWARD s Ounce. individually and as mem.
Der OF Ounce Go.
1884, Benjamin Dejsan.
866. John Freudenstein.
s67. Louis Il. Collins.
se9 Francois Lazare and PIacide Levasseur, indi-
vidually and as members of LazaTe q Le'
yasseur. and of Lazare, Levasseur 90.
s73 William f. White.
SIS. Theodore and Theophile Frois, individually
and as members of Theodore Frois 4 90.
$751; Andrew J. Mead. individu ally, and as mem
ss7. Mrs Catherine A. Blackburn.
800 Daniel A Long, individually and as a member
of Morgan: Long d Huey.
sI4 samuel Heeht.
s22 Charles 7. Mex.
923 Jacob 5. Schiele.
$780, Theodore A. James
93l j. b. Chandler.
OF Hitchcock Co.. and OF Hitchcock d
953 Fleming Noble.
s63 J r; Gottingham
9.2 E. Levasseur:
s7s Jonathan L, Burson.
9s2 Valentine Wall.
1851 H. b. Downs.
1870 Adolphe Bruhn and Albert Wadkirch, ind
yidually and as members OF bruhn
lol Anthony j. Kelly. individually and as a mem
ber of n. b birmingham d Co.
1922 Charles H. Mobiles.
l0il Andrew r. Butler.
1852 Howard MARBLE
Terms-Cash on the spot in United States treasury
The list Of property to be sold can be seen ct the
Office of E. E Norton, Assignee, Oustomnouse
Building New Orleans. until day OF sale.
PROPERTY OPPOSITE CLAY SQUARE
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LAND In ST. MARTIN PARISH.
ASSICNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
Bankrupt-No. 5z2
District Court OF the United States of America for
the District Of Louisiana.
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4.-The Eaele Warehouse.

Situated in the Third District of this city and IN
the square bounded by Levee. Enghien, Port and
Victory streets. The lot measures GO feet niche
front on Levee street, 81 feet 10 inches lines
width in the ar, l42 feet inch line depth on the
upper side line al feet 3 incnes lines depth on
the lower side line. together with all the improve
Insnts there n. comprising substantially and we'll
built two-story brick warehouse, having iron shut
ters and gates
Terms-One-third cash, balance at one and two
property bearing eight per cent annum interest
from the day Of sale until final payment; the
mortgage contain the five per cent attorneys fee
clause, binding the purchaser to pay in event that
the notes given in part payment should have TO be
sued upon, or any portion thereof; the improve
ments be kept insured and the policy transferred
to the holders of the notes. Purchaser further TO
a and above the price Of adjudication all
the taxes for the year 1870.
Acts of sale, together with the United States
internal revenue stamps attached. at the expense
Of the before A. Dreyfous notary public.
my2l % je4 IL Is rs
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON ST. CHARLES
STREET.
SUCCESSION OF FRANCIS LURGEs.

Second Distric. Court for the Parish of Orleans
No. 1904.
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LANDS IN OUAOHITA PARISH.

AsSIGNEE'S SALE IN BANKRUPTCY.
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BY ORDER OF E. E. NORTON. ASSIGNEE
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
AUCTION SALE OF wEsTCHESTER COUNTY REAL
ESTATE


-r. virr j. "a ist Of plans Of new buildings SUD
'tte1 TOR nn4rova during the past week 20 an ""oS
NJ No ~. goT the Superintendent OF Buildings
Fl s-.fi.-st go of9hSYti one lso nreA on'el
si, No -l2ih-si ls2 of Asye; two iory ana lAse
-. fout dy ling ltT4l Owner l&rlsen
D., vi -.a,e and e4.bst three 3SoIl onck stores
"a fsseI rr.. 2.NU. owner. bugTo -,
P,p 10 af-lstave, % OF 6thsi three 'Soy breA
toes sad .eneueuts 25llO Owner, a lhgto - -,
-q.l-. as q lFhaVe. three 9Sofy trek
-. .,l l.r ..n.- l5r6S Owner e stafford.
o., \, Gs2d- No 26 West one 4story brlck store and
tsn-men 9sr-Q OvpeI. HGgr rs ...--.-,,.
Pisr 80 -l2f - =. ~ OF .hsve sn o-ior snu baS
- br stae frlri dwelEng l2st4s Owner, Philip TeeiE
P,s No G5b- 425 Ol l0haSe. one Sstory frame
,srlInr .'v4o. Owner, ihos o Buen ,., -.- ,.--.
Psu No drdges, Nc o. one Sso brick store snd tenement
,rsJ Otur- T. Bohm.
p,r No .-SHs l82 OF lOthsve, ssory brick
,rl trnt.- - 2trt0 Osuer Chss harra .
Pap st so Of 9Th sve one 1Story brios sable
Pi,s no l0-I..,hst TO- Of lOthsve 2stoy second
A. dreiTaa. aexb. Juvenile Asylum.
Psu s3d-s ami sth two Sstory brick tIsa
IrrfInes --rQp. Owner " Morgau-
1o}i2Jhs NO a. Wet one 3-sory aud tenement 'I4'
Jsuer. Wa But,er. 800
uea, IKE Owner NJ Eutee sanford
Plan NJ slsT y o Ayeu0c A. one 4sio OcA store
srd cncmeu 25z50 OWuef, J ONdl "
Plan NJ U1ths Sie Of lstaye three zsiOrl bcA hs
dv.l ngs Owner, TbOs Giles
IaS-aye. 3 u Of fstn-st two 4story hosh s"he
fronts t--.o owner ChAs Duggn 80,
Plan NJ l9-GOuyernlTt snd Fruutst cor so bfcS
oacr IlVt. Owner. J ? Barnard a Son
Pta NJ 1nths 80 n Of aTe, one fsior bnok second
dwelling Owner. d CooFan.
fsu No ui5s % and IeIngton-sves -dor
trrk i-r.hr~rs 35xa6. Owner, u Ninkeus
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
OYTICz oY AcTISG CoysIssARy o SUBSISTENCE
FoAT WADswoRTH, n. \. HAKB0R Oct :, 1870 !
DROPOSALS in duplicate, with cOpY OF this


attached, vii be received b. ht gntd until
IL O'Clock December 1870 for supplying FRESH BEEF 10 tccPs
a. this post ,-,-..,,
portion and hind quarters tn~I shank and ne taow TO be
rGa and des cred tins post free o cost sncl quantity
time TeIure by aud such days the
dr-gnae-noi seing -four week
The cattle slaughtered for beef % be delivered under this
,ceent hs Of the fourth verhrs Joint snd the breast
,r4 down The Of fore shall BE- % from three
D. ur inches tie tnte joint anu Of headquarters from
eigtt inches above the gamhfci OF horkJolu
duplicate viii also be received ~ urdefs ,nei
1f euenOuei supplying
pd o4-eg, fsues stationed tbs supplied there
beef fh shes
I . 5ir and poriefhouse steal standing ribs m
utr.rs to months surh less time the Com
Csnal fhaH direct commencing the isl Jsnuary, 1871,
"a m approval e the Commanding General OF the Department Of
The iasi. l. A.. u..r.- 80. a.
Lef stpud 10 delivered then the tora a. Fort WfsUprh
Iffip sh have power H. supply the ictnenc ~ purchase
charged with tn difference Of cost
T cnirror m te required 10 euicf Ao bonds for he two
d.sr also BY typ r'aful4he alruues sle
rnust be mtatinned n the BIDS 90, .., ..t., 3d.. .,
L ,eu-l DO unsuccessful bidders on le all hs awarded anu 10
ter mon %, Gr.t DEL. grry undfr Gle c'Htnet
~ tr oPeHe. q D. nr rk a, 90 '.r t Dflnier
I.n Iou WassOl hch4 1A ha'"'' o. N'A u4' 1A- -' =
iIllros rr. requested "a t~ prtstnt ,.. r -.
L. 4. CaAABERLlN, fus Lieut. i' Atls'I, A. {. s
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
II. MULIEE AuctoDeet .,,-
DEREMPT0RY SALE, BY ORDkR Or IN; IN;

n
HEIGHTS AND 81 lots on BROADWAY. .
H. MULLER p r. WILKINS Co viii sell 81 ancti"h
1910 II OOck st the t1chanR >ae
room No jbv order OF TK EHECU IklA 0 lNlu
villa sites containing an ares
from is 10 y lots each WAbngton Heights adjoining the
elegant villas the William b. Tweed James ordOn benne
Josep Potter This property part any
By the late tr Cmienoen an Dis We
time and the choicest and most desirable pPV
on the Heights IL commands Of th Hadsoh and Harlem
Rivers and the beautiful valley lying between the Heights ana Harlem
River Of location beauty grandeur ana variety o
cuery surpassed By property or Scs isla m VEN
ty Boulevard being lad oai under tb teC
Park Commissioner and Which n. thrSngl ne we.sY
portion of property will when completed add greatly 10 us s
b and ia cof being along the high land the bsnk O the dOu
RIVER and The Piyerde will afford the NEST beautiful And pcu
aue ve on the road the westerly SIDE OF ne prop
ery oper and viii eventually oOnnect e po U
t m by shasi drive with the Boulevard lhe properly
the Central Psrk by way o. HAinisn
now St turning of Broadway 70 the et AZ
One hundred where prominent sgn-bod psceu
Also 81 los Adon ng described property and fronting on
Bosds which gdeaed making OF the best roads on W
Island The High Bridge Resrvor no" Dssr
will completed distribute the Ooon water through hous, l
the highest point The properly WIZ pe s9l nu
restrictions against Seventy per cent may remain oh Vono anu
mortgage Of The premises . .,-.a.. 4,
Map at The cce Auconer No Pine or at the G oi
Ne-,f. STALLKNBCHT HALL Attorneys J9 hAsssust i'SJ
An Omnibus Fort aLRgton Station L. Tie Ahd on we
o. p. ehti DtI"' anu
visit o free OF chafs-
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Amueemtrts.

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TWO GRAND NILSSON CONCERTS
MONDAY EVENING OCTOBBR a IGos o,rnDvo ,e an and
oyR GRAND NILSSON MATINEE,
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Ticket oee scarnefs Musie S 'o BrOa"ay fOGr'een'l''l
TEeiteE, and lli Broaiaay.
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Aathor Of Ton Brovn' at Oxford, &C, &c.,
vii iss. lecture uaicr iuspce Of the ,boye Association On
FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 81,
At O'CLOCK,
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SUBJECT;
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Tickets Of Admission sale the Library Clinton Hall,
Bookstore of T. r. Duiton Coz 'l5 Broadway
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WHERE SEATS MAY BR RESERVED WITHOUT EXTRA
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rOEDSAsCE OFFicx WAX DEPARTMENT
WNHKGToS D. c., Oct L. 1870. !
AJS for the SALE of ORDNANCE

WARRINGTON D. G., Oct. L. 1910
PROPOSALS for the SALE of ORDNANCE
1 and ORDNANCE sTORRs.-sEALED PROPOSALS si be r..
ci,.d a this oHce o'clock sATJ RDAl the oh DAY Of
OCTOBER 1870 for the purchase Of the following Ordnance Aaa Ord
nance Stores viz: 49, . o.,
800 Mqstes cslber 80 with cirtrlse 'or 'ane
I0 BaIrs Repeating Cariins cslber So with ammunition
2yg GalsgheSs Csrlne adapted for Spencer ammunition
Mavuars Carhines With 50 Iolnds Of ammunition
100 Painers srbines cslber ~, With ammunition.
q CabpCs, cafber a. with Ammunition.
Carhines and ammunition.
100 Jo.lyn's 9 q Oarbpes aud smmuniion oslisT D.
0 se( Csrbiue Ace0utremeu ryceatle Bie,7 El oihsi
patterns
~ 90 stars R-,oyer., oafber a. With aununiIoa
tO Roges and spenes RryOlye cAlbrr a. si
10 600 Remington Army Resovers e.oer a With ammunition
Is 90 Pistol Holsters.
10000 CaVslfy k6herS
100 Spencer Rihes.
70 90 Sets IIDfs- hqH pments .
HELD ARTILLERY.
~ Batteries OF Field Artlery complete, With ammunition
vii entertained aN o the lots The
bids TO specify price offered for he with fr
tremeps b fmssve, The bids for artillery s be for batteries
pet4 with much for battery ot Lgh l3pJunieI and
~ much for Of PAo JiDh guns of batteries al
nition separately. ..
bcI nav moi Sufficient satisfactory.
ceu must ad C the Astm and the upon
Uver, ~ lie stores All he delivered Of
i'A A b. DYER, Chief Of Orlaance
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. TYrurslay, Oct.

The Messrs. A. J. Bleecl<cr, Son g. Co. had
stormy day which to close the sale Of the Lorillard
estate at Fordham, under the direction Of Phlo T..
RuggIcS referee. There excursion advertised !;
there wcre free tickets issued and of course only
fho, went 10 the grounds from this city who expected
~ buy. convenient barn gave shelter 60 al at lhe
sale snd IL the lots sold az prices which show
dechuc from those obtained at the sale OF part OF the
estate 10y the same Irul about year ago.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
Gorsss, Carriages. 6arn:ss, e..

4 FOR SALE, at public auction by order
"a special Collector FRlpAY Oct a. at ati' No 1' E's
Ifert. n prompt without reservation TIE c-sJF7JeI
a4. all tr1lng team TWIST and KATE
TWIST Chestnut so high old; game.
record 4 IN pub H. trotiei lgans, Pan.
two YEAR hsf length only Iytle third
heat He rugg-d aud reliable add spei b. ever
an repeat all l heats and to' the lr % tue ''i lie VS. we
0ngiual mate Of Bappo. He l. sound and kind.
KATE Jag ~ high yesrs old; IS known n PbafspAa - 'he
C,iya.lrr mare She has record 2:J She sired BY Mem
bhno ~. rrg Rusty by Keniuky Hunter nh
driver; pl road n9de Of 2 w.
track and j. sound sad kind
when they
In previously had
beat Nsbocs and MeiOck and then purchased p-
,ne genr used them m purposes uc- They
oge.he without pulng pur honest ant evenly
gated doe Lurt them They vii e 1 segarse u
te.Trt
Also Gne young TRO1TlNG HORSE about W hgh yea
Dd: eruieel promising and lbhave. without
vice s4 gheiiei esf and end the
speed 30 gait; has trd pubLc sound
anIk Hind
This stock osare positive ,ni absolute sale Full particulars a.
stock e,u be seen from THURSDAY MORNING un,i ssls.
l. L, EANDEWATER A1f.iDnssr
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
RUTHERFURD PARK

HAS NO8 TWO INDEPENDENT Dol OCBLE-TRACk RAILROADS
- NEW YORK ans 2 100 ISHABITANTs.
10 fHIRE YEARS WILL HAVE 900 POPULATION mi THREE
!NmPRsDEST DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTES 20 SEW-YORK e.1
aelas p.d SIX FERRIES with 100 TRAINS DAY TO rs5us.
THAT WILL BUILD WILL UNDEBsfLL oa Lreer eref, Al,
salr Property q equal merits within Zen ues Of SssYori saps
90, BJMDIyG SITES and HOUSES foT sAfroftoLEr
GEO. T.. WOODWARD.
1sl Ss0s1wAx. NY I2RA
New-York tribune., 1870-10-21
auetion 1alts Of Real estate.

COLE. Auctioneer.-Great and aDso-
lutte SALE Of PROSPECT PARK LOTS Brookn et1st %
The s.Fm oeur On TuEspAI Oct 70 M ~ oGg' n RssotIT, s
splendid LOTS Plan Sixth RgtthsveS and DegrsH ana
Sactos. Sale positive the highest bidder; ~ per cent Oh mort
gaze Msps Al 30 fulton-s,, Brcotl lJug