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IHE MY WANTS A CHANcE OF GovERxaESr
Bridge, last night, favoFng q Territorial form ~
government for the District % Columbia, At which
sddres-es were made by MAJOR e. ". tsorion and
others MAJOR Gordon expressed himself confident
al the success Of the bill now pending before Cen
eTess and closed By urging his hearers continue
their Efforts 10 secure its Passage.
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GREAT BARGAINs IN SPRING AND SUN
" MER GOODS.
an pp,J II y II SHOOT,

|
VALUABLE I ETsINEss STAMP in GEORGE
- That desir,bI fonr- story Brick Store,
b sold al 70 the ss hsssst sSses
on WEDNESDAY, III, s the 18th instant, at O'Clock ..
ner without regard to cost 20 feet front Bridge
stT e and TnInsg south 2, wdta . feet
q the building, aud paved with brick. The stand
rs
and u months with interest semi annually: deferred
payments secured by deed of trust. Stamps and
ss sSs q
signed reserves the right to sell at Eve day. notice,
risk and cost Of the def'T'pg
my la,t. [oOurierl THos. DowLi hSsk knct.
RY THOMAS BOWLING, Auct'r; Georgetown,
PIE GIFT
a On WEDNESDAY MORNING. NAV ,tb.
T Be. a Ne
sersa assortment OF Household Furniture and
Walnut PsIiSr Suite. IN Hair Cloth. 9 piece.
walnut s snd Rosewood Tennessee Marble-top Table
Mahogany Book Case and Secretary, Music Stand
W Wns, s ssns ss sSs a UsS back.
Walnut and RoseSOod 4 srble- TOP bureaus
sSos.n a1a wardfoSe sPd BedstesSs
Fs rass.. and iPss.in G.Ipet; 81 Cloth
oSocss
With many other articles; toe ngms5ga; e men,
mys IRepub. and Courier.i Auctioneer.
81 THE, ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED on
account Of the rain until MONDAY May 10th, with
mil iRepub.i THos BOWLING, Auc..
RY THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer,
u TIA Bridge street, Georgetown.
XEIT SRFr SHE A5st SE ELEsAsE
AMI FFFErTs HoRSSHH oE ~ pEuENITURE
"a on WEbSEsbAY M CORNING May 18Th.
Haweather, at the residence OF John Dickson n
Vdeceased corner Of Green and Stoddart streets
- all the Household Furniture and Effects, Of
Two Walnut Tete Tstes, IN Green Velvet
| Two - =, Arm Chairs, in do
MshGgaDy and Walnut Marble top Stands
Mahogany, wslnut and other Tables
| pamask and Lace Curtains
Fins Fine Steel plat, e., EIgIa inas and Prints
Be and and Do Do & Rsasffsf:
| Do maToieItop an other " ashstands
=, De Feather Beds Bol.ters and Pillows
| Blankets, Spreads, Comforts, Sheets
Oak Dining Extension Table, ten feet
Handsome Tea Service. Crockely and Glassware
| Cooking, Hall, Parlor and other stoves.
| with many other articles too numerous to men
Also, at IL O'Clock
| One Horse; Rot kaW ay, Harness and Sleigh
~ HENRY pIcksoS,J
Nm Nm RRRf Na' Executors.
| THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
| Inc House Tor rent, containing fourteen rooms
bath room, and all necessary oat buildings. mlO-d
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NEWS OF THE woRLDI
PhENDER g. KENNEDY, 442 18th street, cor
LONDON, DUBLIN, EDINBURGH and PARIS
EEMsPAPERs and PERI0DICALs:-An the
fOREIGN MAGAZINES for April: LONDON
pAILIES, ten days sitter publication; The Ora,
PHO; complete; NATURE, complete: YcUNG
LADIES' JOURNAL, from January Inclusive:
JOURNAL DIES pEMOIsELLEs, rom January
inclusive. Any EUROPEAN PUBLICATION fur
nished at the lowest price. BOOKS imported Back
numbers OF all the FOREIGN RELIGIOUS, LIT
ERARf, POLITICAL, SCIENTIFIC, and yU-
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svBuRsAN PRcrFHIY At AUCTION BY refer
ence O. adyeIi sing columns ii will be sesn that
NJ ssrs Cooper Latimer iil sell NJ their ancIion
rooms for John A. lid tru on the 2ed Of
ihis month, three valusbe lots OF ground the tract
Of land known as Metropolis View. The whole prop
erty Is eligibly situated for country resfdsnces
MAKE gardens and summer resorts. having a planty
al shade line springs RAINING streams. and H. thus
- Wen from its character and proximity 70 the Ma
tonsl Capitol. worthy the sttention OF ists
and those DESTROYS Of cOuntry seats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14

D. Go-RfCHT E~o., last evening delivered be-
Tore large and apprtciatiye audience, at the Ma
;. nc Temple. most Interesting lecture on
Benamin frsns lin for the benefit of the widow Of
Or Brock who lost in the recent disaster at Rich
m3Ed while on duty as reporter for the Eaf sireT
ahe lecturer was introduced By MAJOR Ben. Perley
PCore. Among the audience were Vice President
Sonsx, Lsy prs sunderlsnd and Newman. and a
number % other dis AZ gushsd people, and we are
glad 90 know hat the lecture Was a pecunIary suc
cess That il would be literary success was 10 be
expected. ~ =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14

RIrrR FHoNT.-C6yfer's WhozC-Arrived-steam
or Cabcart IakcsG:. PLilade phis it'll 80 tons of
ScaI Tor T. j Barclay; sch9oners Martha skinner
rom non Norfolk, with Shingles for Geo. w Lin
vile Co; Lawrence Rhea. from Alexandria with
armoer Tor j. ID. kitch. Sailed-Schsoner Polar
ear, Murphy, down river. light. MsH.-sai'ed
from Hsvre de Grace. on the I5,h inst sebooner
Bogus. " 49,
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SAPOLIO. FOR CLEANING wINDOws
- without water, Paints and al woodvorkS Earth,
Iron Ware, stair Rods, Mechanics Tools, &c. For
sale by EGAN BROTHER,
ml33 st Corner Of 9th and Il streets.
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Georgetown A Advertisements.

II ENoFAL--ufkce Steam Packet N .nneso;a. -
~ Congress street, at the canal bridge. George
town. In
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14

hary lsnd.----...-.--0 3 o U rs
The Olympic q iub will leave here for PhiIadeIphia
10 Rorrow evening TO play game with the AthIetics
On Monday next.
. The second game between the National ard JEFF
1erscn Clubs Wall take place Monday afternoon at
80 = N on the Nationals grounds. The first paine
resulted IN favor OF the Jefersoa (smatsurJ b, ON,
run, the score being National 20, Jefferson "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14

bASE BALI-thGIn Pf0sShtp af the SOsfi Dse,dsf -
ne ZANE 81 base ball between the Mary and- of
Of The south, iock place yesterday, on
10 eIyhbds ~ the olympic Club corner OF 18th and
.ur citizens. The Oiympcs. from the beginning
until the cIose Of the game.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14

The WAsHHeroH CITY SAVINGS BANK, cor
ner Of 9TH street and Louisiana avenue, Is open
from $50 to 7:30 o'clock every Saturday evening,
In addition to its regular banking hours. 1t
pays interest on deposits.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14

TIE THEAIERs.-Mrs. Bowers closes her eng ape-
men at lie National The alter this evening, appear
ing az lucTeta Borgia," ard Mr.. X. L. Dayenn ri
VIII appear on Monday in - st. Marc, the Soldier OF
Fortune"
Kelly Icons Minstrels appear at Wall, Opsra
bouse on Monday night in " Ching Chong Hi y
which Is said by the New York papers 10 he
~ " Jun, and fuIl OF GOOD music
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14

ELPHoSzo HOgsos 4 co.,
GROCE RS,
5s4 PENNsYLvAEIA AyEHUD
CORNER Fous-aNp-A-EkLv STREET,
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GEORGETOWN.

y. NJ. q. A.-Specisl entertainment this evening
in Lincoln Hall. Free to all. See advertisement
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FEED II

A LARGE ASSORTMENT,
In LOTS TO SUIT
FOR SALE Low
w. n. GAIT d co.,
Indiana avenue and LIST street,
apO near Baltimore and Ohio b. B. Depot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14

COURTESY TO STRANGERS Il a m srked feature
In the management OF the American House,
Boston. In the excellence OF its appointments
IL IL equaled by few hotels in the country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-05-14

THE OAK HALL MERCHANT TAILORING E y
TABLIsHNKNT has just received the latest stvles
OF piece goods for ordered work. Oak Hall Mer-
chant Tailoring Rooms 7th street, opposite Post
ONCE. 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17
qndion 9ales Of Real Gsiatf.
: sr.r, h..p o,rcs r.. Paw Mrss Aee 9, ls7e

. f. srAry BAsp Oyucs, ~. PADr hss Arg O. NY
In COMPLIANCE with an act entitled An
Act Dispose Of the Five Hundred thousand Aeres o.
poysmen Lands" approved March 1870 notice neree en
tbs LANDS mentioned SAID vii be Offered At rne Ancon a.
The nnlnnn price Of eight dollars and seventy cents 20 ~
Al the Capitol Minnesota w the Oy o. 81 ~
WEDNESDAY ths 7th Of September A. D. 1870 az ~
The forenoon and the following day. until they shall an nave n
osefed. '.| 1T. /,
large proportion lands located between the eighth
psfa and In NE center me OF ne
State and boundary Of the State and range
number thirty 500 and thirty eight @ and enc rolling psins
lands well watred Of soil nrperss xih groves OF
lumber The balance Of lands iaiA the Otter Tail River
the Mississippi River the Red River Of the NORTH below the
eleventh standard parallel ga miles north Of salt center ne snt
heavily mbered Of them covered with the Oesf
and hard wood timber the State They were all clren
selected mostly limits Of land grants the
railroads Of the State and Of equal valve with the Of
those landa N.1". -
Particular descrp tons the State LAM Office
said minimum
price they will be from TAXATION for peo Of ten
from and amer said sale PIT .
payment lands the legal money Of The United States and
Railroad Bonds With al the unpaid coupons attached
viii received provided that two thousand more said bond are
deposited In this Office previous the day Of sale with written con
tract the Of the owners thee agreeing 70 purchase sad .d'
Of the bonds deo,ed and author
inng Land Oce select and set apart
Of lands unsoh which al The
Of bonds with
the in. thereon day OF SALE
CHARLES McILRArH, Commissioner.
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CRIMINAL

John Dunegan and John Gleason were yes
,.rd,v in fbe YOrkville Police Court, committed Dy
Tnstice Couter on a charge Of r0bbing the dwelling Oh
h Veogh No It5 East Forty ST., Friday night
~ siyer,plated ware and wearing apparel I'M I'm
scbutz charged by Theresa Bumensteli NO "a E5s.
with stealing an opera glass, was COM
United 20 answer
In the Court Of Special Sessions Judge
shandley gave Charles Brown months 10 Ine Vii
tny Gale stopping now at the Metropolitan reached
ms CITY few days ago In me steamship menpi'
enhed his opportunity and stole two coats from MI.
Gale. Griffin sentenced 10 a6 o 70 the Pha
dpInha Railroad depot was accosted by Nlian ho ii
Who represented himself as out OF %Otk anu sgehIns
INTO 0uor store and after having some liquor M
sidy intrsted his valise To Holmes Whe ne VEN 10 AZ
and the yalse had vanished. Holmes wa subsequently
srrested aud got six months In the PenIehuary'
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THE CENSUS.
The enumerators for this District made the
THE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT-CHAMBERs

Decisi0ns-By Judge Barnard-Jeannette II.
Stuart ag1 Edward " StuartReierence ordered shaw
agt Erwp-MotiOn granted and reference ordered 10
hear and determine. Maria Gainger agl simon GailI
ger-Report confirmed, and decree OF divorce granted
Rim aU Anderson-Order granted. Bonn agt Leveridge
- Motion granted. Darling ag GrswOld = MOtlOb'
granted for reference Mutual Life Insurance company
AT Kirtandt -Motion granted and Judgment ordered
HOPKINS agt. TrimDe.-MotoR granted ana reference
ordered to hear and determine Mutual lAe Insurance
Dale Manufacturing Company agt Warren.-Judgheht
granted Ellen BritOn agt William o. r. brlt'oh-f'e
mort OF referee confirmed and Judgment OF uVoIce
pfranted Lee AIT. Cark.-Motion granted
BEFORE Judge Observation-Disclosures was mace yesleI
p yoorning Tor the discharge bail N August Ober
e1 Ne wears of age charged with having stoiea watch
From the statement of counsel II appears thH O3ereln
nos in fine habit of calling widow, aged a. VINO ono
dsy lent the watch 10 him; she subsequently asked MN
fo marry her and upon refusal she charged MN MIN dne
tIeft and he WAS arrested and committed. Judge Bar
nard granted the application, and the youth VINO "Ouid
nor marry was released on 5000 bail
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THE GUARD ON THE RHINE.
Translated from the German for Tn. Buffalo EIpres BY james
JohnsionJ


,psaisd from the German for Tn. Buffalo RIpss BY Jan
Johbsion.I W
THERE swells a cry as thunders crash,
As clash Of swords and breakers dasi--
To Rhine, TO Rhine, TO the German Rhine.
Who viii protect thee, river minei
Dear Fatherland, let peace be thine,
Brave hearts and true defend the Rhine!
To millions swiftly came the cry, .
And lightnings flashed from every eye;
Our youth 10 good and brave, will stand
And guard tbee-Holy Border Land.
Dear Fatherland, let peace he thine,
Brave hearts and true defend the Rhine!
And though my heart should beat no more,
No foreign foe viii hold thy shore,
Rich, a. in water is thy food,
is Germany in hero blood.
Dear Fatherland let peace be thine,
Brave hearts and true defend the Rhine'
Up looked he TO the heavens blue
Where hero-dead our actions view;
He swore, and proudly sought the strife
The Rhine Is German AZ my life."
Dear Fatherland, let peace be thine,
Brave hearts and true defend the Rhine!
While yet one drop Of blood throbs warm,
To WELD the sword remains one arm,
To hold the rifle yet one hand,
No foeman steps upon the strand =
Loved Fatherland, LET peace be thine,
Brave hearts and true defend the Rhine!
The oath resounds, the pillows run,
Our coIors futter in the sun;
IN IN IN 10 Rhine.
We win protect thee, river mine!
Dear Fatherland, let peace be thine,
Brave hearts and true defend the Rhine!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

PROM CHARLBSTON-In steamship Champion, Ang BMss En-
geha Gen Hanes Mrs Rusioh daughters and servant Whit
N Hunt Miss Bowen Miss Chandler j. Lynch and wife n
Tyey g. H. Hockey, g. h. Goodrich, G. w Harms W. - Britain
W Withers Sylvester r. NJ BrstOu Miss Anna Conno hrs
Watson Hagan and wife W. Jerry, C. Jerry Mr. Holmes d. D.
Turner Mr. Wbeelock Mn Nixon Miss HIon Mis- Morse
Miss NIon Mrs A. MeCobb, Miss Fanny Tudor Ms Garage
Miss g. A. Miller LANCER II. Levin Mr.. Darlington Perry,
Adams and wife s. Denton, Capt Russell Col j. Sammis L.
Jeweson Allen T. r. Steadman, A Mcneil j. Winch H. Pres
colt Molynesu and wife Miss X L. Cohen Miss IL Cohen b.
L. White Mrs b. Miss d. Oakfs A. j. Whit
VI. r. Middleton, T. r. Corpehwst. Miss A. p Pilsbury, Nm h.
Nsnderhont, o. a. Bowen. G. w. Wate John Carter
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17
OF FOREIGN NAILS.

WEDNESDAY, Arc H.
Mails for Europe, via Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
Idaho, Pier &c n. r. close the PoStOhce at m
Supplementary Mail for paid Letters only made Pier No %Nh and
closes at $3.50 O'Clock D. IN.
THURSDAY AUG. 10. .
Mails for Europe Queenstown and Liverpool per steamship
Palmyra Cunsrd Dock Jersey City ccse the Post Once ~
Supplementary Mail for paid letters only made up on Dock jersey
CITY, and closed at $50 m.
Mails for Havana West Indies steamship Missouri, from
No N. X, close at IN. Steamship sails al 3 O'Clock
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST n, 1870
REAL ESTATE.
NV YORK. Tuesday. Aug

- NV YORK. Tuesday, Aug. 10. 1870.
An impression prevailed that the sale OF
scranton Pa) lots to-day, by the Messrs Lawrence,
oakley Fenry, anctioneers, Of this city, would be
success and II such should prove TO be the case, 1t IL
probable that owners Of large and valuable tracts OF land
Without the limits OF this state win in conference
OF them y" ~ o -
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PORT OF NEw-YORK......

PORT OF WORK. .................Aug l6
1 CLEARED.
v s% aH7ss Io GS7 hesG' s Ps S.'i S, sGSs
FhsssPSj Sfs FSi. Ss c.,r.
rsandO corf or Falmouth wandser wesn crOnadii Fearless
ss Perkins Bay b. Citizen ThcIsun London
a s5" Brown WING S Louisa G oi Det KuFoa
seFoTsnS Rogers ShePp1H ohaestoG onva % SSrns%
YP Emma g. Weber ST. John N b. New Zealand Cool JACK
Steamship Abyns, Hams Liverpool Aug. G. and Queenstown 'ih
Ss:Pgs. HSsasGS GGssGS %,s s and pass
S>sshp 0dessa oqsley, Hsyre June "a mdse:
I. BHs FoTtuns Boraa Lisbon Edsys sai
Brig Minnie Msn'sen DeTerara z de,, , ,gs, ,,
BHs Grace Kelly, Kelly. Caibaien 10 DAYS sugar
s s s sn%s rI Gsi T Ts 1'S G5 sugar
| DOMESTIC PORTS.
BOsros Ang 6Arved bark Albert from Afres; brig Frank
from smyrna Sailed se1n,P G ssGIs for STS a%
Violin Nassau Cleared steamship Leo, from Newiork
SAY FsSc:so Te North German bark Herman asi
Portland Oregon On ,n o % sS 81 Helene
| FOREIGN PORTS.
oUEESsrowS Aug i6The steamship Siberia from SeT-fors @
LosDosDERRr, Aug l6The steamship Prussia arrived here yes
de'oy s , nrs Wa %a NO., V dmd She W I o..
i-tbe 2Oih for and New-York.
MEMORANDA.
H The srbr Telegraph Bbethpo for Bangor with
co In entering Island Iarbor the 18th t caught
tide idy ashore the South end Of Dutch Island hhe
was baued steamship Mocassn Baker night ~ the
18th ove Newport leaking 1900 stroke an hour She ~B
t.dschsYe aud repair.
The srhr Craoe Grir ashore NeWbuporu rsrd 10
ev. SATURDAY quite quantity OF coal
taken from Monday eIItad that with additional light
m she put upon the bank Of the where all the remaining
s,coal could be taken from Der.
SPOKEN
Atlas White from Shields for NeTLondon, Aug H. of Nan
j, eket Shoas by plOtboat q. W. Blunt, No II.
schr Kate Brigham, from Ne~York for LondOu Aug lat 3r;
Ion 5l.50.
tlon 1870.
| NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Ohal notice before 18th Of September and
eyery thereafter anrse hI white light will be
exhibited from lighthouse recently erected Sister Islands In the
middle Lawrence River eight miles from Alexandra Ba ard
28 miles from Ogenbugh Sewiork IL bear from SInksn Roek
Ligbbouse degrees distant miles from CroSsose Island
! Iiebbonse s. y degrees W. distant eght miles
ehunne North Of th~ island, but there snoer
l.cbgppe (po used the South Of the ilsasi
shoa end Of the sar aud good berth
\. h. given passing This sbos marked
/ The 420 approximately the lon 800 " approximately
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17
COMMISSIONERS OF PUBLIC PARKS.

The Commissioners of Public Parks have not
had a meeting in two months. Work on the several
parks il pushed forward, however also on the Boue
Yards and il is expected that by the Fall the latter Will
he so far completed that they may be opened to public
travel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17

UNION OF THE PREsBYTERIEs OF LONG ISLAND
An event of importance TO all the Presby-
terians Of Long Island took place last evening at the
Presbyterian Church Of soutbold-the reunion OF the
Presbyteries OF Long Island after separation OIL
lust thirty years Al the time of Incorporation there
were twelve ministers, eight OF whom now dead,
Jonathan Hunting. Abraham Luce Jonathan Robinson,
Daniel Beers, AMI Francis, John ID. Gardiner. haph-
smith, and Joseph A. Copp, ID. ID. Four are nvng Ezra;
YOungs Of Cutchogue Samuel X Eey OF Rosyn samuel
kellogg of Plained, n. j. and Hugh N. Wilson, d. De- OF,
germantown Penn The only minister AT the time or
the division now living in Suffolk County rs the Kew
Ezra YpIngs Before the division the Church members
about l,O; there will now be 300 Inc rel,nlletr
Presbyery will include all the Presbyteran ID
Suffok County except those OF the town oil huntington
which is united with Queens The meeting OF the Pres
byeres which will continue 10 session until FRIDAY wa"
opened last evening by the Rev. W. b. Reeve OF west
hampton large number Of clergyInen are present as
corresponding MEMBER and Will take part III the eAer
cses The oldest clergyman In service at present ~ a.
member is the Rev. Phineas Robinson author Oh nor
tality and other poems. He ordained AT Southod
August %, 1927. Among the ministers are several ol VI
egn birth and half dozen from different parts ol inc
United states
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TARM for SALE.-One of the most desirable
VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY for SALE.
aurtion GaIcs Of Rrd gsiaie.

Aurtion Sales Of Rrh gsiate.
J>JoBsscs a.. Aucueueer
ny Johnson IL MIL l. Err,
Il tUCTIOHRgRs AND
RFAL ESTATE BROKERS'
No. "a N,ssAC-sr. COR CEDAR ST.. NEw YORK . -,
~ p..n,,s s,or,, LOIS and bought sold
t'"''' '' GREAT ADJOURNED SALE.
BERRY FARM. Carlsbad, n j..
THURSDAY, August u,
JOHNSON 4 MILLER
will uoiiyey sell the balance Of the
Berry Farm, Csrlsait Depot
CONSISTING VI so Choice Lots
A, above without limit reservation.
FREE Excursion, Free COLLATION..
Terms easy perfect title.
Free tickets "
JOHNSON MILLER
3 Nsssau-st
TUESDAY, Aug. 2J
Al " o'clock, on the premises.
GRAND CONTINUATION SALE
2Iy SPLENDID LOTS
ou
VAN MUSE FARM,
BRUNSWICK, " 7.
MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY -,
r,p.pItIEiTD FOR SAFE AND SURE INVESTMENT
OR SPECULATION. ,,
.p,,s compelled adjournment arr hau " lne pup
bn sod 10 GIFTED and appnciatye buyers lne u'appon1
Wy by scores wished purchase one oi Ofe S' nA'
induced 10 cons ny 20 0u.y 'ue
, =, m. ,aopesr are positive and peremptOry- Sell
Ia 10 the bishss bidder regardless Of Dree,,
e'e' Nv A SPLENDID COLLATION., III l.,
with other good SUBSTANTIAL Hre WI" NC
served tent on ar!A OF cars
How to CO. lake "" Man of JOHNSON MILLER.
ofsA@ Auctiouesrs, IS Nasaust, N 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-08-17

ia VALUABLE LOTS FOh SALE
nv order OF JACOB R0SENGAhDhNi esq
There will be soH at public auction ., ION
OF MONDAY August y, aS, nr,, n,y,, f., ors
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY kIOni pVADi'" NOi''
,nstr IN the TOWN OF RAILWAY n ~ T.-n. IN "a, can,
sale 10 commence O'Clock m on a' ua sG ,h p,.,
nj ua,ch..e money Of sale ~ per cent IN " N'' % NV "
81 IA per cent on bond and mortgage for three a,
Purchaser. meet a the hotel opposite "' i.' P' -'
j.
fof Par"euDa" i'q"'C MEYER sCIiLISGL0PP,
,,,rs, piI.t and BloouSedsts. Hoboken, y. j.,
rd RosBSGARDEN,
,orp.r Scboes and Lohmsrsu MlMsmsbufeh y. !.