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Illnh smitn.
Wm. Vi Tweed ate al clan, Jihe Sharrn Ate
&r i IN llOrY su.. he are Az c.aua, iut they
were rot the kini he liked The lu's Niy tlicy had
plenty % rnt account ~ tlo nj -eUCc OF judge
McQuad' ard judge Tone, Hartman.
After enjoying themselves highly. tho bend ftruck
NJ "Solil men 70 the Front" when al bat . ic IN
md marched 20 the carr, aud wore th,ri detained
'uY one hour, on account Of the PilaJephia ,faip8
bong bchinl line
burn. die deNy In me cars
THg FOLLOWING rEoGRAHTE
was carried out
''Nv Ctunfry he ofthee"-pard
SOrF-"i Have Won s.Pn L0ui- ty''-ffp GoOftv)
$ nc -" fran .. lrhrn g, tTaYnJ "-lIAnk bJnith.
IL l,lle iicltue--Bdui
"EhIc NO alple pratlcs How Jim Collicr. WHO
tad ne c'u,l not tns We on account OF tue last CLAN
he 1'Fal oEct,
Stvrrtn Ht,rueut Narch-Rand
Snnr-"im lunel sioeu lost NY girl Judge
bowling.
iuo-' Inc NId OuIaiO -Aesrrs. Tweed, iloty, and
song 81 would net die in sprng time "-lIarrY
Felf,F.
Oy rtur,-Amcrlcus Ciub-Band.
John B. Mclll ,id,On had large lied safe on
huard oi the tram for the protection Of the mom-
AZ isa0 tho whistle blew ond oofiy Goofty sang
ont " DIS way. Hrussiaus,h and the trun left tor
SANDY nook. Who re tie steamboat WIS awaiting
their arrival Lon sandy Hook at 7 4. NJ, landed
Jt Staten Island. md put Df. Curnochin ashore
auid cheers from all aboard, The bOat arrived AZ
Prce slip vt O'Clock. verybody beips well pleased
wllh the trip.
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Result Of the War at the Hanbare and
Br-meu Decks-Six ocepa Steamers and
zoe stevesores bytnn Idle.

The war has wrought very great and. to
hundreds OF laboriug men, sad change at the dock.
aud warehouses Of the HAMBURG aad Bremen steam
sup Compsnic. 10 HobOken. Where nj was lite and
activity within the past month, 70 day thsre Is almost
the siloues Of deserted eiy. Sx nRe ocean steam
err are biss fastened % The dscks and nny % more
hburcTs are sitting about qsict and dosncast Ths
two Companies have hcretoiors furnished employ.
ment for ully 40 stevedor-s, nearly all OF whom
residents Of Hoboken. Yesterday not ons Of these
ren was n work. An oeiocr In tbe employ OF the
Hnnburg Company states that the average wages Of
s,ovedores WIS nun sis 10 s2i yer week. lf this
state Of Affairs continues Tor any length OF time the
rcsult to these poor sud those dependent upon
sheIi MAJ be deplorable In the extreme.
rnE GERMAN AID soCIsrIEs.
The Fourteenth Ward GeImsns Last night formed
. Patriotic Aid Society
Oter 10 O00 Germans Of this eitv military
service TO Prnsss, and 400 OF these sailed tor Europe
yesterday and the day previous.
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Tsc Capture Of sssrbrueh-The Fresch
Garry tho Heights-Nspeieon and bis
Son Prcrcnt-Rctrcat OF the Prussians.
-P.grs, Aug. 2-NidRigM. An Official despatch
IRON Metz announces that to-day a II O'Clock In
me morning the French had q serious enEsscmenf
with the Prussinns
Our army took the Offensive crossed the ffontier,
lpd invaded the territory OF Prussia. In spite Of
Tie numbers and position OF The enemy, few Of
Our battsions were sunaeIent TO carry the heights
stlch overlook ssarornek, and our artillery was
not slow to drive the onoiny from the town. The
Son OF our troops Was so great that our losses
were slight.
The engagement commenced at eleven o'clock.
and ended at one. The Emperor assisted al the
operations and the Prince Imperial, who seeom.
PANIED him eyeryNhere. received on the first field
Of battle his baptism OF IRE. lie presence Of mind
end Gang Jfo;d In danger we're worthy OF IRE nsmo
he Tears. Tho Emperor returned to Nets at Z
r. M
yIiH sEiRnfsuiso on MONDAY.
LONDON. Aug. a--Advieer have been received
hero BY TELEGRAPH from the Prussi.n headquarters
On tue Rhine up TO three o'clUck yesterday amer.
soon. T5orc bad been DO general engagement up to
abtt tine Soothing partics snd skirmisAsrs from
Soth armies were conunpA. making raids into tie
eremy's territory, bat 10 was Ssltsved shis wAs
more TO accustom tile TO the sight and fire Of
thG enemy than FOR any Other purpose.
sEIENismSs xoRR FREQUENT.
BEnrrS. Ang 2-NOoA NO news OF sny move.
nIent engagement Of importance has been received
Inom the scene OF war; bu. the adviees show that
rthmiSles src becoming more frequent though so
nr uoy nave teen Of ~ insinincapt character
The rrussiiu commanders vigorously exclude for
I'rn correspondents fsom their lines, with tie ex
.,trtiou Of d. l,us sell OF the New York Sun.
PRErsEING ToR TIE GErNT FIGur.
Nl,ices from the Nicnity VI the confronting
forces state ttat q general engag ment Is not eA-
uertcd lciUrc tic eud OF ave present week. Both
furccs are constantly sending OUT reconnotrenR
1arties, std reports from headquarters represent
'rnt both In the vicinity Of the northwestern
uorder OF Fr.uc" are actively moving into the most
advantageous defensive positions.
GREAT nNrrtg srrE.
BEUssrLs, Aur. 9-NoCn.--1ho correspondent OF
ne IadtpcAdtc, Base, writing from Metz, asserts
tlst The nrsi reat lattle v be ionglt SATURDAY,
or Sunday noAt-or Moa day at the frtlest He IN.
dCfscores Tic Sentence following, via: IhL Il
iLtt."
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On Wednesday, MIR. Robert Potter had ooca.
sion 10 N-k clergyman to oHcatc at tho funeral OF
his brother. Calling upon a well known dyiss hs
was surprised at being told by the reverend gontie-
man that be was preparing Tor q visit TO Saratoga,
aud could not possibly sit0nd TO such trhng alairs
" that time,
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The Orange Emancipation Dance.

lho coiorcd inhabitants OF Orange, n. j., had
wand bai on FRIDAY, ia Washington Hall About
~ persons Participated and the dancing was hvelJ
aud -rotcsque, the gentlemen invariably knoeing on
one buee when rntitionirt for piftners The 70
lrcsments were simrie uut pieHuiul, being merely
IA er beer and pork and beans
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~ Berhh Oshorne, the member for waterford
made speeci In Parliament last evening declaring
u was inmaterlal which Of the coniending parties
was lne feusi or Mepbistopheles OF the treaty, Bel
elum was the victim. lie urged the Goyornment 10
beM
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Young Mru'. Morning Tolle,te,.

SIN Do young men Of the weather. classes
usually come down Ia tho mornings with nothing
on Hat nigh,rnirts aud hose, knowing they may
encounter female servantst
ONk WHO'D IlRR TO KNOW.
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RuMoR or REAL,s ESCAPE.
Tombe strongly Qua rded by Cnpt. Ken.
nedy'+ Oflcers- Reserve Force in the Po-
lice station.


nedy'A Ofnccrs Reserve Force in the Po-
lice station.
AT about midnight rumor was current iu the
vicinity OF police headquarters and along Broads ay
that John Real had escaped, although by wi at mcans
was not stated. Tie reporter Of ruE sry Lsstened
to the Tombs. On reaching the door, lie was sur
prisci TO see several police officers approaching lin
md his comparisons 10 ascertain the reason
Of his mysterious appearance at such on
hour before the halls Of justice. Uo wac however,
soon reeognized, and was permitted to make an In.
quiry a the sste OF the city prison. After some
delay, the night warden OF the Tonts, John Orr.
made his appearance, and to an inquiry said that
" John Real Was safo inside his cell,
and as well ss Circumstances would al
low" Satisfied with tbs, on inquiry was
then mnie relative 10 the unusual number Of police
In the vicinity OF the Tombs when IL was ascertain
ed that Capt. Thos J. Kennedy of The sixth Ward
police, acting upon teerst information. had placed
large force derived from other preciucn arounI the
CITY Prison. aud held s,ili larger force In reserve
at the police station In the event Of any trouble
Every prccauOn has. tpercfore. been taken 70 pre-
vent either an escape or rescue.
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s,ai'meot Of french troops from Rome uriveS al
hafpeillcs this morning.


Tho Prince Irrerinl, who Ia with the army. Il IN
active military training aud evnces great love for
camp he. The GIrman journals are terribly exas.
persicd against Eoe'and because the latter continues
10 furnish supplies 70 France,
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THE 23D STREET TRAGEDY.
the CORONER'S JURY JfPiIIENT no
BEGIN THEIR WORK

Coroner II Hollins Dispo-cdto Take his Time
The IniiGnation Of the Pubiic-Iniustice
TO the Family Of rNaihnn-PossibIc ObIit-
GRAFTON OF Proofs-Let Out the Truth.
The conduct Of Coroner Rollins In so sum.
msrily ldjourning the Inquest as 10 the murder OF
Mr.. njamin Nathan. and In thus far refusing to
reeonvene the jury, giving rise TO widespread and
unfsvorable comment II will be remembered that
highly respectable and Intelligent jury was sum
moned on the day OF the murder, and the inqueet
begun at the residence OF the deceased. After
most eursory aud incomplete examination OF Mr..
Washington Nathan, the Coroner dismissed the Jury
without calling upon the other inmates OF the house
to testify; aud within . few minutes subsequently
stated in the hearing Of the witness, In reply TO
question from MIR. Jacob Sharpe, that IL might be
THREE or SIX hosrB
before he would proceed any further with the In
quest. The reason assigned wns that he desired TO
give the detectives sufeient time 10 work up the
ease before going any further.
As we said, this conduct IL viewed with great dis
favor By the public, and II positively cruel 10 the
persons who were inmates Of the Nathan msnsion
the niEht Of the murder. II is due that the earh
est and fullest opportunity should be afforded them
to oxonorats themselves from 1.-The Suspicion which
their relation to the case whether justly or other
wise, undoubtedly involves.
But owing to the tardiness OF the Coroner the
,.o, h,.sih ot ,..rs..,r ,xb,o, MN. ha.,a ,r.,,.,
on. merbsr Of that unhappy family has b..n
sweled into such dimensions that
rms MOST DREADFUL CHARGES
nrc now freely banded nom mouth TO mouth in pub
lie and in private eirclc. aud are even finding utter
snce In the public journals.
10 Justice to the jury, however, we constrsined
IN ..y tha, tbi. DELAY Ia no f.ult of tleirs Tb.v
-, -, -, -
nave met daiy, ana sometimes several umes day
TO discuss The cae and TO urge Its prompt prosoc-
,,o, o.a of their numhar in eontor,,,tx Win ,,,a
- ~ - -, -. - ~ 80 W" w, ~
wishes OF his cOncaguee, Waltcu upon coroner hol-
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THE sreaSlaG OF THE HEIGHTS.
NAPOLEON and his Son in
the Fight.
Tas Suns Var Correspondent Alone Al.
lowed in The PruMlan Lines
A Naval Fight off the German
Coast.
rue ITALIAN ARMY ABOUT 70 ENTER ROME.

Tie Iozo,cing are he iatea dispatches re.
s.ired in THE SUN Office dorm 10 o'clock fhis
morning. Later d6spateats, II any. OIL Be
printed ia o postsript.
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The Pru,rInn Iteration eu the war.

WAsalNGToN, Aug 2-The dispatches and
papers received at the Prussisn Legation here are all
TO the eject that the greatest enthusiasm prevails
throughout Prussia and the German States general
ly. Every able bodied between the ages OF 1s and
~ has been enrolled and King Williams army L. In
splendid condition. Very little notice Is takon OF
dispatches that the will be q long one. The
members Of Prussian Legation call attention 10 the
fact that all such ports come from Paris. TbolT
theory IL ofereat; Trey believe that tho war v III
be short anu shsrp Napoleon's hcsitancy Il afford
ing all the time that oud he desired 10 place Prus-
Ha In proper pVsion To meet her an gonist. aud
II is confidently beliyed 10 the Legation here that
soon as Prussia shall have made ler preparations
she will assume the aggressive, and not w1it Tor Ma.
poleon's movements
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= Fight On TIE Ocenn-Two Frcdch Cruisers
Sink Pru-sian GunLJni.

LoSDoN August 2.-lmportaat dispatches
nave been received from the Halue announcing that
desperate naval battle has been fought OF the Ger.
coast resulting In the .oss Of PrIsslan cruiser.
Three r. H-Lator teesrn1s from the Hague
STATE that on Wednesday last two French cruisers
overlook some Prussian guhboats In the estuary OF
,he Rloe. on the North German coast, few miles
distant fom Cuxhaven "a seaport village about 6fry
eight miles northwest fTom Hamburg the west
bank OF the Elbe), The action wns spirited, and re-
suited In tie destruction OF one OF the Prussan gun
boats, she being sunk by tho shot CT the enemy.
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The Freach Dcspat ohes wild Rumors-Tbe
Catholics Look upon it Hs n Religious
War-The SIMS Correspondents the Only
one Allowed In the Prussian Army.

a w. II. -.
Ca,h,'I,s. III, nnon =, ~. R.I,.,aa.
war~rI,. snn,. Carrs.nord.n, ,hs O.Iy
one Allowed In the Prussian Army.
Pans. Au.. Am absurd canard was circu.
i,eo TO- da,. to the eeec. that serious misunder.
s,,,dl,g o,.vo,,d 1, ,ne p,r.si,n Copr, ,ha,
, tie Crown Prince had accused Count bismarck OF
Alternating England. that Bls,n,rck Threatened tore
,-n ,ud that there WI, prospect Of crisis IN the
U.ynot.
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Interesting to noss MeLausLiiu'. Tribe.

The new BrookGn jail is to he erected on ths
county property adjoining the penitentary
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italian, Da anish, Austrian, aud ncigipn Dcs-
p,fehea


FtoarScs. Aug. 2.-The Opiafon. SAYS Eng.
fnto engagements win other powers tor the preser.
yaton OF nentraii'y Tho statement in tho Kufi0ns
yesterday, that England had Joined Italy and Aus
tria In an Alliance Of neutrality, was prcmsture.
TTALr TO SEIZE rnx UrERSAL cIrr.
: In conformity with the decision OF council OF
Generals. held on the 23d ut. the effective force
OF the italian srmv IN being rapidly raised to 1900
men. camp OF 1000 Is established between Man
tua and Verona and two camps OF observation arc
forming on the FoDi6cai frontier.
IL b the Intention of the italian Government TO
enter Rome a. soon as the French army withdtaws,
on the pea or protection. Gen. Kanz er fapal
Minister OF War, Il preparing a camp OF observation
In the Province Of viterbo.
AUSTRIA nrAriSo COMMERCIAL ADVANTAGES.
The Austrian Fore.sn Minister has issued sn
emcial notification thai arrangements have been
perIcctsd whereby regular yesses will be despatched
from tho Austrian port of Trieste to forward goods
from Germany and England 10 American ports.
Austria 10 mobuxing b000O men 10 watch the
bohemian frontier.
nfsuARcKs rRsscimar nxPosED.
Tbe NORTH Eda<rn CoTresp0s6sncs SAYS Count
that In so5 Prussia offered TO Frnce the cession Of
Belgium In rcturn Tor the support Of FIunce in
war against Austria.
yRArcx pnAoooNfNa DENMARK
CorrNuAekN, Aug. a-The Duke dc Cadorc, the
special envoy Of france, mad long interview to-day
subject was 70 urse an alliance between France sed
Denmark. The German feet. including the ironclad
Kong Wilhrin. has collected IN Wilhslmshaveu,
The report that u hsd been disarmed and the men
paid on In regarded a. cinard.
As Yet only nine French vessels have arrived In
Danish waters. The weather is nazy.
There Is entire harmony between Denmark snd
Sweden In the rnniter Of the Franco. Prussan war.
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~ Nhe PiVfNN'f'a w WI
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DE-. yonN nRLen's OPINION.

John Beach, NJ ID, Deputy CWoucr, has prep1Icd
opinion ha'od ON th' result of critical cvairius-
tiOn Oi the murdered mans boiY, Aii,r rxaminiug
tie WOUNDS on ts hta the Decor "a led to t,ic,t
that Nr. Nthan W.. struck by al least tWo ana per
hsps tlTae diereut Instruments lie Eol1- that
II would have bcen inil O.sOe To igiD tn lncised
wounds NJ the bHcS ot Nh. Nathau's head vita a
earpenleI's dow
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TALIs, aug. E.-An ADbuIu cAlafd Was clIou'
iateo to-day. TO the effect that serious misunder
standing prevailed in the Prussan Court, that
: tls Crown Prince had aecuSad CONT Dismarck OF
alternating England, that Bismarck threatened to re
ri-n Hud that there prospect Of crisis IN the
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MIR Lrvi i. b.rCs, the sevtou Of tIo Nmetocnth
Street Tor usGcsc N'nlg que, has on se'rr1' ur.l
siuts been usrtrf",t ne. In rrrurl to a. 90 -
since Tue uuTlsr Oi Mr Nathan. IT, rsQua. o. o t
say that he hp- ucuu - lusy since Ae .uuIdrr TIA
he has not h.d uuc 10 -Irak 10 any reporter n' Dr
any circumstance whatever, AMI tilt, Crn 'cQnonIf
all reports VI conversations Wit Inn ait ia. "a,
false. Tie also dfrics thar he hrolyc oven drawcr
IN Mr.. hathau's LGue Nith a ctisci ~ geta towel
cor Mr.. Eeach, In short, he Nl~hc, it lnoAn ,uat
whatever h.s appeared In tue payers about Li', i'
uIitfJao.
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huE rirNpEEEE'e srrcUIArIoys

The Times this morning says that. In Wow Of Eng
lands aAiemeiy critical position. aud TIE possibility
dtnr victory, the patience Ot MIR. Gladstone to d.
vLlge ANYTHING concerning the attitude OF the gov.
eTumeht towards Tie lgium WIS idlo and dangerous
The IiHtS declares that m jOnly OF tile House
we're IA laVOT Of precise -tu enent on tie subject
The IHos In anolherurIicie Of liz ssue day says
"Tho neutrality laws OF EnFlahd are Inadequvic In
heiI provisions And almost inoP0rAuye, The Coy
lent. therefore, shOule ask Parliamentary powers"
Tue Times also publishes letters expressing ahm
az u condition OF EngiaIds defence. wtieh rep
resented to bs In deplorutv state Of unprerarcd-
ncss. Tie correspondents also declare the made.
qUlcy Of England's cavalry and artillery 90 take the
1eld to compete with any formidable enemy
Tho wIiter flIthsr complains OF the Imperfect con
dillon Of Tie army transDoTts Tor the convela1ce
of troOps and say that only ~ 900 men available
20 the whole United Kingdom 10 EaSrsoA tho ontlrs
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
HVu REAL 2 ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Tuesday, Oct. 1, 1s

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Oct 4, 1870
Three auctiOnecrs Of real estate were in their
placcs to-day at the Exchange sacsroon, and each had
what were considered good properties to dispose Of The
Messrs d. Mellick, jr. Bro had lots ut Roselle N.
but ther Offering did little else than demonstrate that
the Exchange not so good place az RoseIe to sell
posolc propcrty minimum price II was generally be
eyed had been fixed by the owner for the lots the figure
touched by the bidders and the lots were Knocked
down to The owner at 500 each. The Messrs. Muller,
wilkins Co. had an Offering Ot ~ O1ky p0t NO 20
adelnhi.gt (old No 207) between De Kalb aud VIII
lengthy aves hut the auctoneer concluded to postpone
,GaessIs The Messrs. Roberts & Mcclure more
smccessfl This firm had sales by order OF The Supreme
Court of Canalst improved property, ana OF lots on
One-hundred-an d-and-twenty yffth and One-hundred-and-
tventv 81 There was no reservation IN these
soes and OF course the houses and lands were sold.
The Butler property, residence and four acres OF
ground at rrytown, the Hudson has been sold for
$1,000 The Carpenter estate embracing - acres, with
bonse I'm Greenburg, Westchester County, has been
bongbt Inv William 8. Gurnee for $1,000.
The corner stone OF the new state Capitol VIII be laid
NJ Albany during the latter part Of the present month
The exact day not yet been fixed upon The stone
viii Inc laid with Masonic ceremonies. under the auspices
OF the Grand Lodge, W. John H. Anthon ana the other
grand officers being present In person Gov Holman
will deliver the Grafton.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
Gelp Uante0.
Proposals

DEPARTMENT ~ PuBtic PARKS, rs Broatws
NKw.loRA, Oct T. lSOl
PROPOSALS will he received at this oie,
until the 10th purchase OF the exterior IRON IL
ING GATES GATE POSTS and BAsB STONE around the BAT "a
The railing gates gate posts aud base stone TO oe removed
days a1er the acceptance of proposal ,-.t
Terms cash Proposals will be addressed 10 the undesgDe %
Proposals Iron Railing and Base si0ne around 9V
PETER b. SWEENl, President Department OF faone -
DEPAKrsEsr oy PusIic P.RKs, 2es Brosj
NEw-loKK, Oct 4 ~
PROPOSALS will he received at this neef
Il until the 10th inst. for the REMOVAL Of the bnMns
ROTUNDA situated Chambcrsst In the CITY h n
Aso for purchase aud renewal from the premises oil all
rial OF such balding ~ an
All To be done within 20 days after the acceptance OF the pro-
the ground left level with that .A.r~i
Terms cash Proposals will be addressed 10 ue uhdefssS
Proposals for the removal OF she Rounta" .......
PETER h. SW BRNf. President Department OF fuo'-
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
Urn GOODS.

VISITORS to ENGLAND, on arrpg go, %,
Liverpool VIII and at H. J. slCOlLS Eiens,e rS-S At
No. 50 Bods art ees o Dress for immediate ave o. mSs 4
rev hoar, notice The sane superior style aud anish 10 W
Ais nelh kAaxa saal laApant tla Rsseat sL. Loaisa
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
WILLIAM Il. RosExTs Auctionecr.
II TnITDfr Cal L. Ia DaEtIfinf

WILLIAM 4. RosEsTs AucionecI. .
SUPREME COURT SALE-In PartitiOn-Of
~ VALUABLE REAL ESTATE in the ls Wari ROBERTS
MCGUIRE will sell at AUCTION FRIDAY, October !, 1870 al u
O'clock at the Exchange saesroom III Broadway undos de
hoh Of JAMES COLEMAN esq Referee the following property;
No u THAMBSSfas erected uponh 9story.a and attic brick
building.
No. 20 THANKS STas erected upon story brick buhpg
Nos W AND9i LIBknfY SfaSe eUc,e upon them ostoy
brick buihihg with marble front
For parcnsfs apply 10 tie hr- W the Anc
usnysIs oGse, No. ~ i..hr.h
New-York tribune., 1870-10-05
Giin Real Geiate for Sale.

A FURNISHED HOUSE for SALE; house in
n good and furniture Of best quality. Apply at l2 West Forty
hfhst, from 2 to p
EOR SALE-On Ninth-st., between Fifth and
Sixthaves -ht0op brick HOUSE, PIG wide newly %
coed complete orler all improvements WM H. RAYN0R 81
Pinest
HARLEM.-FOr SALE or to LET, a HOUSE
rooms; subcear. Wasl'rv heater will hr
iJ; One-hurdre andh ST. betWe sixth
and Seyenth-aves.
IN FIRST-CLASS brOwn-stone HOUSES for
~ SALE-Pnces from $l40Olto $1,000 Por fail particulars
send foT printed list A. G. LOOMS Co.. l2'i Broaisay
PEAL ESTATE OFFICE.
j. T.. WILLIAMS & son,
Thirty A.. of the Eghfaee adjoining the
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK
SALES AND EXCHANGES EFFECTED
COLLECTIONS MADE AND MONEY LOANED.