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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-28
"a LOTS IN YORKVILLE.

BENJAMIN. PARCHliD eI te y public auction ilfShSi
March 1870 the Ercha1s Nae>roon l' Broad
1bo5D, tbe
KEADE AND HUDSONsr. n. ". cOkNER-Vauaue Lo', v.,b
tn-g Binding Of Rea1c a.. HUDSON
81. ) q log. n lUtI i8.bhb SIX cer
No ia DUANEb r-EauAbe lo; sh 3s;Oy Bung thereon,
~ ia Duane 81, opposite Duanes FaA 81 % @
No Ss WASHINGTON ST -valr1be lot With 2s'ory B.idsg
thereon and known Wa,augioust VI lot 2gtJ let
SOuTHERn SIDE or EGliflSlHIlSl l., bet.esa FIRST AID
SECOND AYES Lots; eecl 2a4in22 feet . ..
SOUrGItRl SIDE OF IGHINNlAlli>T between lih>lAN"
and Az ENtE As Lots; each ZJzlt2- .eet -
YOrTHERLY SIDE or EIGHTY FIFgH.Sr between FIRST AID
SECOEp.AyES.-l Lots; ealh 25IlG2 est - ..r,.,.,.,
SOlTHERLY SIDE OF EIGilTi-SIATHSr beiSee1 AVENUES
A sud B--4 Lots each 2ibtl2 let .-. ,.-,.,.,.,
SOrHHRLY SIDE OF EIGHTTSIXrH-ST.. between AVENUES
A AID B-4 lots: each 2JHliZ2 feet ,.-....,..
cOiIHERLl SIDE or EIGHTY FiFIHST. between Az ENIE'
A aut Bio Lots. each Z5vlJ2.2 feet . -. 80.
NORTHEAST CORNER or rENCEA AMI EiGHTlWtiHST-
Lots earh p oS % Lot corner Of Avenue ald
sol iii.EtST CORNER or AvEyCE and EGGHrY.FGETHST-
Lots FEET Gore 'n tcug Avenue iuut 500
feet rear Je-p L. . eet W o. d-e
SORTHEGLl SIDE OF FGlllIiFlH'Sl, bet"teA Az ENDhN
and l-l6 Lots: each Iarl022 t,et - - 49,. .,...
NOETHERLY SDE OF EIGHTY FIFTH ST between FiRSrAYG
ana AVENUE As Lots; each 2Jrlt2 2 leet ..
SOuTnERLI SIDE or BlGHIlfiFtHSI between fIkh! aui
SECGND ANEs.-i Lots. each l5tiuI feet $500.
NOeTiLEAST CORNER or AVENUE e and EIGHTl.FCJEII-
Gore. northeast o. Avenue b. O feet front " ''ei
40 or lie sh of MARCH At TSOLI the very valuable Country
nl the late Robert Sv deceased known AZ
mont" ana situated the Of Red Hook D-chess County STATE %
the Vutbl.dluss iLsI
lopndo on q GIst-ciISs rJun,ry residence.
TERMS SALE: On productive property tVothr' MAY remain on
gage term d; ycafs o. uuPOluce properly SAL
uer coat say bond aud or tern Of years
FOR sps further particulars 10 TIE Office OF GIDEON, J.
TTCSEK esq Plaintiffs Atorr HrlAd bEug, OF q Tue once n'
oaec Of FARCHILD v X STEVENSON, son Co, Aaeoaee's
No. II Puest. NrS-iOrs
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SATURDAYS WEATHER REpoRT-q .
MlNIArrRk ALMANAC.

MiNIATURB ALMANAC
55 Moon $50
~.
1884 Hell Gate 9.25
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Mtsttbtstsr 6Onnip NtaI Gstalt for gaIs.

GREAT BARGAIN-For n desirable place in
~ RYE Eve mngie' walk from Mamaoneek depot pur
chased Immediately; good louse Caiagehone;
plenty OF fruit shade good loealoBi easy.
y 4. SPENCER. Owner. No. 29l GrAndst
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Sort N,arotns' Toiit,.

STATE Oy SKv-Y0gG.
POVT.WIEnESs OPrICE, No p Wlih5hSt)
NOTICE ia hereby given, III accordance with
~ Of tie act psd Al1l H. 1851 entitled AZ Aei'1
grorrsn the Port Of New iOE 80 all
Interested nsGug Of the subject matter % sca inquiry
-4soaUuu 1.ge, following vessels
that The said examinations
Etn succeeding lila lOuos. tga sag
>teaW-1 lp Euro '''Z y ~
SHIP jeremiah upsol......'.'. '.'.''.'''''''t s. r. ~
AUeIue ttlr.t.la.. ..''.''l t.
South FIg'.st WUisrslu.cl-
MINIHOBSE 1OMPhISS, President
! Ares HERMAN, Secretary.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 90. 1870.
Gountm Ttal Gstatt for Sal,.

GREAT Bargain if sold before April.-A
N class Farm Of 60 'cres hne bodns. situate gsr st'f'
WIN MARSHALL % Soubst, or HOfr grocer Stanford g.
GENERAL very desirable country seats and
- farms TO- IS IS o. g. 100 to 900 acres prices and To-
cations % suit j. &. FREEMAN 2l BroalHsy.
CTANLEY DAY has REMOVED to III Broad
> nav uty Building. BascmsHt and b. For Real Estate
Circulaf sppy PERSONALLY or mailed upon receipt Of stamp
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MORRIS WILKINS, Anttohtef'
DEREMPTORY SALE of valuable HOUSE,
BARN, and - BUILDING Lois Samuel Cahaune aId Ann
village Of West Farms Wesctrste County T. ~ Au
ton 10 parcels to SIT purchaser kHE&G LOT XXI tP NIL
LUDLOW Co viii ,el at Auction on THURSDAY March 1870 az
u O'clock the Exchange Saiesroom Trinity Bulp No III Bf0s
way Ncs-Yodk: - -.--...- 80. , .
SAMUEL r-Twotor aud attic FRAME DWELLING, filed 10
sud ground. the uVrh,Tly side
Ssmue- adjoining property Presbyterian Church lie
vest Pleasantly located Also good BARN about 25E3 Good well
cisern tue premises 49, 49,.
SAMUEL. CATllARINR sad ANNSTS.-Abou ~ BUILDING
PLOTS comprising u City lots each pleasantly located said
streets s.il calculated for immediate Improvement
we'll located high gouri 81 ibe imeifte yr
good aud about 100 yards from the sou IhN
drive ~ the city Per-
fry h hy b. The Harlem Railroad 10 fremont az
Pc1ham. ipn which is distant less than one mile
Farms With The iars Tor NeWlo AZ IRE
mont be proposed depot tue Po'1ssteI bs5pl D,
half mile Of this property lbs r0N VIII OhtE adi--4
f.tiIty 70 communications with the ritz
per OF the purchase remain on Bond ala MORT
gage. u desired. A.,
Maps property aud fan particulars can be bad At tie ocr OF
hessrs HERRING HALL MOssI (near the Railroad Depot
Tror,rt or ,f The Auctoueer b. II. LUDLOW Co..
4ggn - 3Plue.st y. 7.
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DENJAHN T. FATiCITLp, AIcIoltfT
CUPREME COURT SALE-ln PartitOn-Of
- VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY
o. DIANE WASHINGTON aud Of RBADE and HIDSONSIS
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3utiiOn Sails Of 8taI Gstatr.

9uftinn S1lrs nf Hfll QStltf.
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J. JOHNSON. u, Aucuoh'er
II j q III NSDN 4 Nj l. l. J. IL,
Il .tt.r1nNgEps
pp.t .ru n MEMS
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'ene1' '''N"'seu L'iS AI'' '"'
Al, SOL !, rII, S Iil,,i m p,,.5w,v
IWporT', Nr NtT,'rfoY SiiE
van aniE "a ,ss itoi.Sg pnnpFnTy
,iFD NJ an n M ~ noGgS ~ A. tROTr
pfPRovI.sItNIS AppfFsfoNS' ,r5 ali tbe WILLIAMS.
RrRGH FEgRiES ON @ Corner Of EFyT AVENUE and
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8ousn snO fams @lantto.

A WANTED-IiOUSESto KEN IN an p ...f'
Of this CIT, sud sappY re ietnAes - a.
.a MA 10 ~, hr,uh Of buJea~br W hohnAs 'LA'h
a., tg Iyu,m,t n L. AID Is Broadway, Br""ADn. o. "
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miscellaneous.

miscellaneous.
DRUSHES of EVERY DESCRIPTION at No.
f-ra,t biirr. JONI D. noPrEI
GRAPE VINES PRUNED aud Gardens
" DRESskD hr t Gsrieh Who lss recommendations 100
sIcl AdJfs.s M HAtEKfi, Bookseller BsIcJit opposite
Ast,r House.
fnS EAST SEVENTEENTH-ST STA re-
@ENJsb sprcsbr person few CUSTOMERS IN W
DRESSING per month. ~ Nees ,5c all other lar
equally los. C4l o. address ST. T. C0NLkY References
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UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFER FOR SALE
100000 ACRES LAND,
oY THE LINE or THE ROAD.
IN TIE STATE OF NEBRASKA
FOR CASH OR CREDIT.
AT LOW RATES OF INTEREST
PRICES RANGING FROM
S2 30 TO $40 PER ACRE.
CONVENIENT TO MARKET
poTII EAST AND WEST.
nRScRIp1,yE PAMPHLETS. WITH AcooAr"''''N '
NOW READY
.vvr ERE. 70 ALL PARTS or rnE UNITED STATES CAN
ADA ASD EUROPE
These Lands area
mon AND FERTILE As ANY IN TIE UNITED STATES
v.,h,,i, .p1 oil Information, sdis"
.. l.. DAVIS,
LAND AGENT L. p co.
OMAHA NEBRASKA,
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DROVIDENcE WATER WORKS

DROVlDENCE WATER WORKS.
L NOTlCE TO CONTRACTORS 90 D.. ~,
Sealed once OF tbe h"sf
CoauiscneI. Building CITY Of fresenrs anti Ss,s
lgth day -! April 1870 lof ths NuNonnSN
lion of RBSHRN on on sOCKANOSSEr HILL a. ckSNNIv
The Reservoir dscass work o. nearly Triangular tp -
one thous,p lone haGaged aud he wise ~
bsse nineteen deep With inlet and outlet eb.''S '
Brct'ng coudult 49,. t.ts,, af .oa'
Plans may seen specifications aud fer~s and " %
se,, md nr,,.s,i. rbia Srd AZ he Commissioner oa'e
CHAS. g. CAKPBNrbR, Z COMMISSIONER.
JUSkPIl } COOKE
uERBkRT sntDD SsN bes'ss'
P,o,pi.Bss Fsh u. tsTa
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6oantrq prop,rtu 90 3tt.

A VARIETY of COUNTRY SEATS 10 RENT
- line OF Sesyen Rsrosd, ~ Nj Nsr1o1. AesRoclele.
Rye. PoHCheer Greenwich and Stam.or R'l rom 800 "a
81 500 IRELAND 2I Broadway.
DIDGEFIELD, COnn.-IO LET, for five or
months furnished Observation-Disclosures u IN
pee shade fut barn. grca minute,
RAILROAD depot: clrries telegraph and poohce Kent 80
to $500 r. a. ROCKWELL Rlsrtsd Colu
rEHE ALBANY IRON MANUFACTURING
COMPANY o- EfN very moderate Che abols
ri huilug, tsd together
pOarr belonging thereto The bltIg 0IN fees
stories the 10. % $50 horse power. Adlrrs
$. v TALCOrr Secretary,
Albany, \. Y.
rTO RENT, in ELIZABETH, ~ IA mod
eruhut HOJS containing "a yl,L bathroom, hot aai
running water hInug f1r,Le lrtci.s
depot to'srou - inmates ron M
d. from May ~ sept 20 iespons1r
private family per month AJjre.s h. AUGUSTUS, T. o. Boz
3lt Newlark
STANLEI DAY has REMOVED 10 III Broad
- Trinity Bail Basement ofc spd q. io bta Estate
Circular apply persona iy. mailed upon receipt o stamp
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STANLEY DAY, Auctioneer, III Broadway.
y MONDAY Feb g. y H. FIchsnse Ssiesrnoe-AIonnr "ld
.ouh~et Lots 3lRtB and esl h
an Eighty second ~, 2UNN12 suitable Tor naihouse, brewer
msnpeiorJ aud we worth attention ~ soCnnt o. us Of
River Bgd.e" New Eislrm B0uietAl
IInr Gate shr connecting NeNio'A sHi we"
chester Disgfsms At ofres, III Broadway
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almbl, and $lat, 1lanids.

Rllrb, and $lat, 1lanicls
E,NANEILD SLATE MANTELS. 49, Plain,
q N.rhrrl Decorated pc SON 40 To ~ sn1 ~ "sf
As.. slate Gpik O. c,fry dtrlpuoa, psn ai ornamental
PaHElIlN SLATE %. ~. 40 West EfthrntUst,
Petufen Iltl sua *ttA-a'es
MARBLE and MARBLEIXED MANTLES.-
WI ID ne aicf. asset. 90 baud hfts t
co4rt soes4 ON IA t col, mouth kLABEb ~ aud 10
hast o. lltee1thsi nesr 1hi4 ave. = Y.
lIARBLElZED SLATE MANTELS.-Kicli
vi aud ee.ant o., rus Inn - sll ~. slI T. H.
STEWART Co. O5 hit hac bet IA"i'-ih sad Ihy'i'i ''
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GALE at PUBLIC AUCTION, to the highest
- biar without on the premises At DNOlON MAN>
ul-po reinforcement, property consists u ~ meHlt.l
EOAPSToNE QUARRY ami about Moe Acres Of LAND With rem
puw ana y,ratl, ADJ ppe be also steam A"s 1 n
p,lsin, Ula.s C1us. ag1 Tools for WorsuE q. quarry N'i
STOEE MILL Of wood ~fo feet hi pm ~ . ~ l.e' p.s'
roof npiE 30 skYsuts, and lYlti lal, saNlA
2.ga: Fnaiulgnon 6oN25 sal oce, lk.' feet WITH
oor second d'or 'lK+' ir Ao an nn5hr al b'
b4lt Of brick EE.S e. Wi,h ET.'' roo" ,H sep' ~ ~.
ulI hy birk wall aud iron door With b.rE chanr IS" i''
base S1rdaouse Of wood N.t NiooesheJ ylio S,'D & G
Also CaTeusI shop 9IO Tee" I.''e ""'''s' ''' ''''
Tc NACSElY consists ia Statosa7 Colis' Engine tu 10y
Coi.s Str, Ia. Co.. Providence, L. H. VIII y la'N c ~
$40 ,ner y,igs.r. Effect pulley. 2inh fe- 'I't % y.
inch Iuha boiler With furnace ont ana ,tAs o, an Rr
mon steam Engineer Bosio1 and set guier Us -
. nd az -D ZION doubled trc,ri. OHe copper S.a" III,
stem Tao Roiasous Engine Prmp. steam 'aa Ne % r
,st,r, mill The boiler engine. and al '9hL'' tf. m.
~ ~ IT, NOT N atulacturri aud u may sae "e 80
one OK the ard most economic, sa 10 the mi @ w.,
"a , c.rs through go e Of !ach iron Ups Anu s '''F'
uey9t G,p, 81 Marble Saws Werean. Pa'c Two S Gos
As' 'u h. i eng, one .ft nip sa~ a1d one airei a''
tro ug,ieb .S.n. o saving N"le Ia g. rd b,,l. one
itel aLd one III ,w dill one circular nafAue oe
=, ~ n,,.,' wool paurl. hydraulic press e. p; 80
pumps OF ~ ucb aud above - ieet rsch in itugh rn
,., b-Its and leather betting M Ilr ,Ntle VT, ~ %, az 49,
hos,iag stone byr stone '''s' ''' 80 ' ~
msua'cHf g" sos located basue,s thar ober soap
in the coua bcUg tue "n, quarry OF sosls'o9r ~ Tue
stone fusi m ur railroad The suapsone -u o can
CSia tfarE aud Giolon Junon direct to Az tie VAR
~, situated alongside Tue qaary AM tnr stone
on b of de uusy directly into The m without further
a me- ,,p.iole niusbsi by ihS quarry IS We beet "f al
ass The couay Any p-,,D ' ''% g Ky ,, h 1885,
and tins rare prng ia ions Mood - Pembrr,ou.qsre
before 10, itCKfOS Aucioreer Is Colgrss Boston Ma.
49, ~, cent of purchase VII Re required 81 Cd" SAFE
trains gu Ftchburg Railroad ,,r Boston at II a IN
- I N.hna Railroad from oesiet at Has Nashua 81 }. n
I % worer,irr Nahui Railroad will soP drop and take up
. fs
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and those desiring TO purchase Or rent such property
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reader. We would especially dwell ou the fact that tho
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Semi Weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals IN every
profession; cauCuy advertisements in eaeh
read by all classes. TIE TRIBUNE dcyOtes especial
reports Of sales Of real estate both ~ city
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10 56lbom it nm donum.
N7EW-NORK HOMESTEAD ASSOCIATION
y LAND, in CHATHAM. s. J-ufcr No IIa~tt-lt' hssur
80. ig fHf 40 wishing subscribe for o that - soon
lie s 100 shares e they VII adyauc o pice 10 10 pe
80. ~ pesIg i. % See advertise IArA
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sosi anG ctouno,

OST-Thrce weeks since. on Iouth-avc.
l. r,r 10 REWARD viii le pad The Tribune Olce, Co.
s , 10, tlt retfn % ENVELOPE containing Psri 10 Join
E,ra1u Memorandum col cement with ELias huf sHolLei VIII
90 ' u. !. STUART
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SaIfs bn inttiOn.

"a GALLERY or ART, 8i5 BROADWAY.
JOHN H. AUSTIN, AUClIONiEE.
sres and garemptn o. HEB ca veuahe WORKS or hFI
vii De uo.,e se BARRIERS GALLERY on JESpA March
tie srd = p Tbs collection comprises example hon me
distinguished and flyore European aud AuoucH artists ad j.
- mos, alTscSe and Interesting private COLLECTION heretofore offered
Cd line EnzTayiug aud choice Nncrtoo
Drawing we'll worthy the attention Of The whole on
to Wl cbog dag and e}cals AID VII be sod Wild
ou' Iese.', The "a OF March q ..
GEo. A. LEAylTr, Auc,iourcr
BOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
- HALL A-'orII4ce eud ElbtisL LLANiIT SlEhBElCH
Co CoSsGSNrars SOLICITED LuuAHgs C.r1oGuED AID SOLD
4. MrivlS AuctIoneer
by BANGS, MERWIN * Co., Broadway cor
ID i-tse. Of Books Works Of Art FsEgg Goods Furniture.
MONDAY aud TUESDAY. Ir5. "a aud March J. At y. ~.
PRIVATE COLLECTION OF BOOhN comprising History. Poe
tt Travels Biography &c many beautiful EDITIONS. substantially
bour. elegantly illustrated works kc Also, SCRAP BOOKS o.
PRINTS. ili collection OF choice ENGEANINGS aud ETCHSGS by
I.te eBnloel WATCH, sa have belonged Isaac
Walton
GEORGE HOLBROOK, Auctionecr, Office
" SO TLrlar-. b-,aern Thirty fourth and IhIntHhs. vii
. IHiS DAY 90 li ocoa 100 Ea,t THcuj rgbihst near
~ ave q general o. Household Furniture 'stng Of
sro suits To hsrrh Needash patent sofa Bed C Lac val
mi IYtrr.i.r Table RaGse py Ingram Carpets CTOcAcr,
& as. and Pistol Ware. Kitchen Utensils, &c
$3.50
Cost ana tOuno,
OST-Thrce weeks since, on Iol1th-avc.
r.r-4 10 REWARD viii Re psd The Tribune Olte, CO.
ELOiE Pstri Zoo join
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DUBLIC SALE.-The FREDERICK CITY,
Md DEUTCHE SCiIUTZbN PiRK-The subscriber all sell at
Public sale peus SATURDAY March u 1870 st II 10;
The Fresck Deuhe Schuen Park IL contains I acres
Land adjoining The grounds beautifully laid OUT 10 "sas
drives bad plated them upward Of Thousand
shade trees eerzreuS improved with large t9ooy
brr House the h1 buildings 10 the colutg' TIL,
place
f' GEORGE F. WEBSTER. AGENT
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Gouuirp Zeal 6,stfts for Salr.

NOR SAIE-215 ACRES, entire or III plots
crt.sg to- sol eid SITES beautiful villa sc town pic"
of - s.i,, .uI hlons un 40 all necessary buildings
r,.,sine rare coz lsioa Of mouutaB. valley and water the
fee Gr-lsuol Lake Ofuer County ArNl orK re-
up,pf m d, htahr inggorltug phee picturesque scenery
M J f.tfrs. ,.r TO be boue IEi road
ION rra kraors by Miand Railroad Pnre or TIE Whole
.5og Fyf i.lrr.,u maps and views rer 10 ALEXANDER
M lSBON -st 4Toa-r0s NcylJfk apply TO the
pfem's-s $ CALDWELL f-llalu Pr''OHcc
, 1870-07-19

Assurances Of every description on sin
Gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum from 5O0DoIiarSt to 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assurcrs wishing to discontinue the
payment Of their Premiums, may either
dispose of their Policies to the Society
upon equitable terms, or obtain a free
Policy for Il reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof Of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position
of the Society are made quinquennlalIy'
and the surplus then existing is allotted to
the Members, after a sufficient sum has
been set aside for athe purposes of the
Reserve Fund. The next investigation
and Division of Profits, will take place at
the 31st December, 1870.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
Secretary-HENRY CRUMPION.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. von. BRETON. DR.. Holm.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
T. B. GRIFFITAgent
, 1870-07-19

3 9 " u W q "a Y "
neigLbourLood, commanding a Magnificent View
of he Sea, the Harbour Of Kingston, and tho
Plains Of Liguauea. l.: y.omuodatiors for Vi
slta.s and Parlour Boarders seeking change of
air in the Mountains Of St. Andrew. Every
attention will be paid to their Comfort, and
Borders will enjoy all the advantages Of a pri-
va 4 Family. There is a Carriage Road to the
Property, and the Locality abouuds with Shady
Walks, Pleasant Rides, and an endless variety
Of Picturesque Scenery.
Referees i'll Jamaica
Dgs. BoWERBANK, CAMPBELL, AND ANDERSON.
DR. ALEXANDER FDDEs.
RGv. f. S BRADSHAW, LID, Rector Of ST.
Cathr.
CAPTAIN w. S. COOPER, R. n, Royal Mail Co.
DIR WILLIAM STEvHNToN, Public Hospital.
DR. IIoRRocNs, Royal Naval Hospital, 1T.
Royal.
AIS. King, Sony Hell Pen, Golden Spring p.
o.. 10 Mr.. Gall, GuAR0IAN OFFICE, Kingston
jamaica.
The following opinions have been obtained
scgardine he climate Of Jamaica as suitable for
IavaIids and others Of delicate constitution
and being from the highest Medic4I Au' horities
IN the Country they, may be received and en-
tertained as The councils Of experienced Phy,i-
clans:
The Hon. DR.. BoWerbank'S Opinion
oThero can be no doubt, That where a pre-
disposition to tubcrc ular or scrofoIous disease
exists, a residence here will often completely
check its further devclopement, and even dur
ING the earlier stages Of tubercuiar consumption,
if its progress is not arrested, life IS often pro
longed, and the disease Invested OF much OF its
suffering
'Tbe Island from its position, aud from its
great irrcgularity of surface, presents a vast
variety Of climates so much SO, that for mere
change of climate, an Invalid need scarcely quit
its shores.
'Tbo Island contains several Mineral Springs,
one Of which is thermal, and has been found Of
great service in the reatment OF Rheumatic,
Gouty, and Cutaneous affections. Another OF
these Springs is, an Aluminou7 Chalybeate, IS
situate in the higher Mountains, 10 q most de-
lightful climate and we're it better known and
more accommodation afforded, l have little
doubt that many suffering from impaired health,
the result of a long and continued residence IN
the lowlands, might from its use, be restored to
health in lieu Of undertaking am expensive, and
too often inconvcnicut transatlantic trip be-
sides which, [ do not think, were the virtue Of
the Spring it's mild aud delicious climate, its
Grand and Magnificent Scenery, made known,
that it would be too much to expect that
Tnvalid8 from other countries in search of that
greatest of all bles8ing-HEALTH-would be in
duced to visit this fair spot in this Land Of
Springs"
DR.. CampbeIps Opinion
"The effects of residence in Jamaica on Eu-
ropeaus and Americans is usually beneficial,
especially on those who are predisposed to scro-
fuia or pulmonary consumption, or who have
, 1870-07-19
DR., Duan's Opinion.

Americans and Europeans will find a climate
here more congeniel to them, and one in which
they can carry on all the laborious e~zertioDs to
which they have been accustomed The Island
possesses all the advantages that man can desire
for every industrial purpose. The slight deri-
walton Of temperature experienced during the
entire year, and the regular alienation of the
sea and land breezes, which modify it, render
the island a most desirable residence for invalids.
, 1870-07-19
DE-. CampbeIFs OpiniOn

"The effects of residence in Jamaica on Eu-
ropeaus and Americans is usually beneficial,
especially on those who are predisposed to scro-
fuia or pulmonary consumption, Or who have
evinced a peculiar tendency to colds and chro-
meal affections during the winter months. In
such cases the general health and physical ener-
gies usually undergo rapid and marked change,
resulting in permanent good health"
, 1870-07-19
Referees i'll Jamaica

DIS. BoWERBANK, CAMPBELL, AND ANDERSON.
DIR. ALEXANDER FIDDEs.
REy. f, S BRADSHAW, LID, Rector Of ST,
Cathr,
CAPTAIN w. S. COOPER, r. n, ROYAL Mail Co..
Dir WILLIAM STEyENroN, Public Hospital.
DIR. IIoRRocK7, Royal Naval Hospital, 1T.