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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FORT OF NBw-YoRK. February
February 81.

FORT NEW YORK. February Il.
CLEARED.
shiu.Soub Ameea TnAepsugb Janeiro AlssEs, GRAY,
Is Am selpooI HAMMOND Meier Hamburg Of MeIco.
Deako Havana Zodiac Hines Philadelphia Noiuhieef
Observation-Disclosures H,riek oesserek Rosen vea Sorensen Glib
raar for orirrs Rival Jorgenen GrUoa Teuca Howell Genoa A
peusie davidson W; Finland Bergman Havana H.
b Walker Peten B1abehpot ATet0usa, punhan 'arleuaS
port a. g. Wright Matauasi Adele McLoon (ue" hnufo ht
West n
kns. 81 Pierre, Mara Ibos llalcPmbe Maiey Havana r. L'A
wood IoLr C4rduas. s. Davis Bishop Crirns; Wild tlgoh
Sr@, G'yesios co1 S Iag%1 S S Dive o Hl Baltimore
II. II. MeCaIy, Hubbard philadelphia
ARRIVED.
steamship Wilmington. N c. Feb H. naval stores
steamship e. Knight Johnson Washington, D. G., aHd AAano"
Sfesmsbrp weybo.set Parish Newt ud,e pass
S,ss,bp south Carolina Adkins Charleston Feb H.
Rg NJ Herrera Hayener. MstIn1s "A DAYS aud nedo
Sehr. D. C. iuse Hilsrtb. CeunepOs 10 DAYS sugar
Scur T. CotpeENse Potter Wilmington, " G., "A days naval
Sctf Susan Wright Mount Georgetown, c. days naval stores
soBooSRKs-KyKk AND CoA,rwisE
7. 7. Abel ElabtApot J II. lOuug f.bfoeibH"N
Rachel Jane EIziehFOt II Is. Drew. hiL'''',tP"I
Emerald E.mbebIorL Nm Dome ~ '"rt Johnson
; Aduise. virginia NIrglula, fhtidtl pa,
H. h. Seymour. Philadelphia Sarah j. Cita Il"'lriphA
MARY 4 gcb. virginia. Gloacesier Ntw-h
Susia MeDg.t New-Hayeu. D. s. Siuer Woods Hole.
Edward j, D.. Deborah, Portland
WIND-SuudOWn heavy. n w, clear
SAILED.
America Rio Jareo and Alaska for AspnNaL
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN 2Tbe steamship Virginia Of the National Line,
Ne, Liverpool
steamship Ena also from NsSl arrived here at O'Clock this
GLASGOW Fb -The steamship Cambria otbe Anchor Line from
NeSlok bss arrived here
DISASTERS.
tn. Henry WeoI reported sunk Newark Bay las
lies aud sails
Tore. Her cargo Of hues sas lost of her deck
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BENJAnIY 2 FAIKCnILp AnclOnefr
CUPREME COURT SALE-ln PartitiOn-Of
- VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY
DUANE NGTON, and of READB aud HUDSoNSTS


BENJAMIN FAIRCILD viii sell by public auction III ESDAY
March the Exchange Saesoon III Broad
Thomas esq., referee. thu following described property va
READE AND HUDSOS.Sf. W. CORNER-VaIuabe Lot, with
to Building thereon northwest Read aud HUDSON
size of ot 2l lOiNd6Ilb4lG feet
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lot, with Jstory Building thereon
No Ia DuaDesL opposite DuabeL fafA s o "h
25nll5 feet
no $50 WASHNGr Valuable Lot. With 3orV Binding
thereon No Jsa Washington i Of lot 2OI0 feet
SOUTERLY SIDE OF EIGHTY SiXTHSr, between FIRST and
SBCOEDAyES-i Lots, zach 25Iln27 feet . 100.
SOuTERLl SIDE OF ElGiI ~ SIXlSI between FlRSTAHb
and AVENUE A--S Lots; each HIn22 feet -
NORTHERLY SIDE OF EIGHTY FIFTSr, between FIRST aud
SECOND AVES.-4 lots; each 23Ii022 feet -
SOUrHERLl SIDE OF EIGHTY SlAIHST, between AVENUES
A sud B-I Lots; zach A6Iln22 feet - - -
SOUTHERLY SIDB OF ElGHrYSIXTHST, between AVENUES
A and 81 Lots each 23Ill2 irtt - - .
SOUrHERLY SIDE or BlGHflFlFTil.ST. beween AVENUES
4 aud B-6 Lots each 25ilpl2 feet - -
NORTHEAST CORNER or AyENUBA and EIGHTY FIFTHSr-
IS GIJ3 feet Lot Of Avenue aud
Erhty6hhst. 25sIg fret
SOITIIEAST corn IN or AVENUE A and EIGHTY FFTilST-
Lots Gore ioni facing Avenue A. front q %
Is 6, feet dep Gore on rear "a y feet rear St g. drp
NORTHERLl SIDE or EIGHTY FiFTiST, between AEkNU rs
A anil BIC Lots each 5I022 feet - ..
NORrHERLY SIDE OF EIGHTY FIFTH ST, between PRSrAVB
and AVENUE "A Lots; each z5It7 feet.
SOUTHERLI SIDE OF BlGHTiFFTIST, between FIRST and
SECOND AYES LOTS each 25Ilr22 tret.
NORTHEAST CORNER OF AVENUE y and ElGHTlFOURTH-
ST. Gore Avenue b. alnl feet 'front.' W feet
EgEy fourth st. II " r. front foot lee
Also on She MARCH at TyOI the valuable Country
Residence Robert Swi Living deceased al
mont, and situated If Red Hook Dubes County State Of
splendid Mansion al the out6ung that usually
found a srtclass eoun.Ty residence
TERMS SALE: On productive property tNohris remain
bond and mortgage ~ unpouc'e property
per cent aud for 81
further particulars ABBY To The once OF nlDtON j.
TUCk ER esq Plaintiffs Herald Building at The Office Of
afec OF FARCHILD v < STEVENSON son Co. Auioneers,
No Pine New
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
vi pELAWARE, LACkAwASSA. AND WESTERN BALBOA

Deuots NevYork Baas foot Of Christop6ert
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS commencing hOhD4l ho' ~. wv.
NAIL TRAIN. connecting usaYue vita Boolon bf'1sA
Dover Chester Branch Waterloo With Sassef o Al
and Newton Washington sh the D. L. sad '" x X Tor Ni,f
Gr'st Bend aud all The Lti
aud Bloomsbury and Delsaar- and Hudson K ~,
ll:JO LEHIGHYALLEf EXPRESS, At Nesah mors
Washington Phipshurg aai hAsson COZ
meets Al PmIpsbur With r. for Bere 1e aId as
Bethlehem, Allentown haaeh Chnuh sna
wIkesbarre
and At Waterloo With Sussex 4 K -
6.JO M and go o. m 20 SCNMIr and intermediate stations
60 7:3O n 20 a ani - J'+ $50 80 eiS s"
and Is M 70 SOUTH ORANGE aGt laisrmsdate stations
t0 M TO And G. so D. m 10 MORRlsTOWN and intermediate
stations
5.lOp M MORRISrOwN EXPRESS. .
FrSEWkRK at6SO 100 g. s:gj 90. 1870 H. ll30 lNa
l. 2 231 $780, $40 $50 ~" Si'0 9'p NV 49, 80 s
aud As ;. no.. ,,,,~,r A., -. =. - 9, IA
,rtg.lOn a. SCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent
a. ~ ~ ~ ~ xttL Gsnl Ticket Agent
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ADRIAN II. MILLER, Auctl"nerr
VALUABLE BUSINESS pROpERIH-OI

south ADRIAN
49, MULLER H. VILLAINS Co. will sell at THURS
Feb "a at O'Clock be BNchage Sauom, III Broadaay:
GRANDST ots Of land the south
and
The consist Of 4stDry Brick
perfect the Jstory Birch House adjoining
1so Bnck Houses GTeeBest This property
the the
for wholesale
5n3 Grsndst nv 10 Maps
the once of the AuctoueeTs, No. PIBesL (5i51.)
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TUFSDAY-FER ~

Rnrcps Plymouth Chcrhourg and hannWs w "
steamship HSmmonA close al the General fosto " ~ ~ "
Supplementary mail 4, a.. "a, 81 Me,ieo
Nais MeSc0 via Sa and Vera Cruz, V 'n' N'' " ~
slose st the General Post OGioe st l0a
WEDNESDAY. fKB r. -,
Nall t F,,o,, via Onstovn Liverpool by the steamship
Munssots Pier No 80 R. the genera AZ NJ
for paid letters only On fler NO 80 'on N
close Il n.
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p1SSENGERC 1RRIVED.

PROM IOyDONIn steamship Cela-Chas Y Barter Henri A.
h.s Emy WctterBd John D. Killer Thos Hunter Maria Hunter
Aus Hunter Elizabeth Fisher Henry Baeu Eliza Lesg Israel Mad
o.,s jos Maddock, Vincent Ballad. Msnanue Pbgre
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase such property
Will find it to their interest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE.
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper, and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found, not only NewYor and ali its and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief VIII
allow of the advantages claimed being made clear the
reader. We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semi Weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals IN every
professions consequently advertisements
are read by all classes. THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports Of sales OF real estate both in city
country thus adding greatly To the value OF its col
umus as advertising medium The charges for adver
tslng follows: DAILY TRIBUNE % cents per line
each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, - per line: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Is cents per line About ten words Of
odrwidc columns average line. Terms cash in advance
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,.,,,,s p,cv,cEs FOR THE PRESS.

CAPTAINS sno pur arriving s port are elnee 70
Nswiok Associated Press only 20
persons e,btRg The authority Of j. '" Nmonon Gtueth
Acct N,N.rarksges Journal Of Commerce Ite TRIBUNE
Void N.H Epgtss Posi- Commercial Adt''t"r stats
zf16 mai Noe IOrEr DHOkTdf should be delivered Only 10
TIE upfsOus
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Il y IL.rirth-st as follows;
ga ~ Cunnat ard Chcago Express DrsEngoom attached
1880 a N psv Express brWI1g.roon ears attached
~. &c. Montreal Express Drasng.goom cars attached - -
$50 Express With Sleeping thoug 70 "a sAgo 'e
out change va n. {. RI also l. \ X VI. \ R.A NpsiU
II .. M, Night BIDress, Sleeping ears attached
700 a H.. $50 snd ?. n. PoushEespsle TrAlns
9s. q. AIS. and 5: 50 NJ. PssksNl Trains
an $50 p. Sing sing Irats o.. , ,,,o x......
Gao $50. 9:l0. u ID. J. iL' 'o Anu i''" p m' '
Trains r,rcuv
70 Pouglksspse on SuniayAl ) d. IoCOhi' sept
Soyl Is
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i ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

Il
$50 A. no. Msl train FOR Greenport -
1880 ROSyn, Glen NO7e, Locust 'asI hunhuE0s io'
NoItbporL
D. H. Rverhead Express Train , -, -
D. ID, Royn Glen Cove Loena 'asI' hanbSs'"1' 'I'
NnrthporL
An tr,ir, counec: q Branch foT Hampstead
Sunia RosTn Glen Cove Locust Ay HunnngoB, aud
Nortbvor Hunters Point At pa H. AID ?; ~ -
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"a Bass sgt vercellierA
25lI. sddell agt ksrsS
Call l3O Teed'Agt. Keilmsn.

-. .Rsin, BNr sgt Brown 2f2. .Bass sgt Verceherh
..B,,@,se 'gI eu''A PeFeh' 2'i waddsll 'Et K'r''
SUPREME CouRT-CB.NRERs
Ie4. Kip art Gown Call 100 Teed'Agt herman
Miller Loeb
GENERAL SRssioSs-Chsres Dupen rpe james We
Michael Collins robbery Charles Bloom John
Mccain, John Lone Charles Williams Peter BurS James fas @
KsrDey John Moore Thomas MURRAY, and John Nans
Edward Quimhy forgery Thomas BFey James DraL Nm'
Fletcher John Patton elonous assault and baeN ,
Mast eube James Cough grand larceny; Francis Spoh'
iSuhyab receiving stolen goods John Williams and Eo
Howard larceny from the person George Thompson A''A ~
AtteTy.
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ADRIAN MULLER, AhtIonttr
HOUSE and LOT, No. GO West F0rty-slxth-
j Il ST. at AUCTION. ADRIAN II. MULLER ?. H. WILKINS
Co. will SELL Auction THURSDAY Feb a. at u o'clock at the
EIch III BT0adWay
wEST FORTY STbr 4story, hghstoop brown stone
front side Of West Forty sixth
The
deep all the and Is m good order
chandeliers sold with the house Possession
MAY 1870 OG5 Maps With fall particulars at No.
pm =, (51ID
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90 Sglbum If mup 0omtru.

HOMES and FARMS for the PEOPLE.-All
improving their condition by emgling TO the er
trs Of thu invited the Office Of the HYDE
PARK COOPERATIVE SETTLEMENT ASSOCIATION ~ Bfoome
Il on TUESDAY EVENING Feb q.
NOTICE to CREDITORS.-The undersigned,
~ Of JOHN Belts for the seneh Of bis sre
tors Of the John W. Be and Goud
aud Bets. formerly engaged Hat and Fur business the
and all persons having claims against them Whether
TIE
vouchers Office number Mercer
on Of April
HOSEA O. PIERCE. Assignee
MuNpY 4 STOUT, Attsrneys Tor Assignee
1863 Broat~ay, y. Y
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons m
~ having unsettled accounts With the NOVELTY IRON
WORKS TO call 15 East IwehL, at II Liberty
before the March and pay settle the same as all
naming unpaid unsettled Tat date VIII be placed 10 he hAAds
Of an ttorueyf for colecton-Feh. l. 1870
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REAL ESTATE.
NEM.YORK. Monday. Feb. u. l

NETWORK, Monday, teb Il. 1870.
Real estate auctioneers are preparing them
selves for revival Of trade expected with the opening
of Spring. IL is believed that the demand for out-of
town lands will equal II indeed 1t does not surpass that
of former years. Tho railroads constructing and
projected, which promise, when completed, TO bring
u rural residence within reasonable distance OF the
business tcenter OF the metropolis, tend TO excite this
demand. Westchester County, New-Jersey and Long
Island lands that easily accessible from this city will
be in favor for time to The sales
made today are noted below.
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A,al 6stai, 10 Grtbanst.

VNO EXCHANGED 4-story brick HOUSE,
10 Brooklyn 2r5II0O roons modern Improvements between
FULTON Nsil cash price $1,000 with to mortgage
for go. srd HOUSE with barn aud few acres and ano
Once
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AUCTION SALES OF NEY.YoRK REAL ESTATE.

BY STANLEY DAY.
+SOTy boNnsone house and lot No PCS West 21st 31ll
OF 7thaye lot 10 1884 Thos Vaughan Z 600
- - by " X. STEVENSON & son.
No 30 W est 2atl T. lstO small lrck 5000
No XS West 4ldst istoJ small 2oVO
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SIS OOO 1ENGLEWoo,ID2, I'm N.%;1oRe Of

~ IC,OOOs the most desirable COUNTRY RESIDENCES;
three and nnute ride " X RI vii be- sold
fnr1ure Sc great bargain applied for at once
No favorable opportunity nueIcrpnnr home "i
Full particulars Of A. D. MELLlCh j.,
o.. iiuc-,t.
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Nousts mO tams &lanttN.

A -WANTED-IIOUSES to RENT IN all parts
re Of this city and Bfookh the demand Particular aten
ton paid this branch Of the business by wM MORGAN PLA'bS
Co. 40 william st. n Y, aud IS Broadway, BooklJn h. d.
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{lori daarotns' Ioiltr.

EEw-YoRK
POKr.W aRDISs OFFICE No. . Wiihau-st)
NOTICE is hereby gwen, In accordance with
~ Section passed H. 1857, euued "Au AD
Once Of TIE Port Of New iOrE 10 all persons
the sutc matter 81 inquiry,
that uO~ug
pOs
within tins board SD
vessels
Steamship We1boSei .--.....2p = X
n X
steamship % BoOklyu...... n h
Steamship North America y X
Steamship Niagara ......-......OO ~ L.
snip Ocean ~ "t
SHIP Ham bal
Bark Willy kickmef r.
BARK teILshOA. - r. H.
Bars Albert George T.
Brig tarue T. flcAeTiug
.
William Robertson. pre-
. o..
Fred Smith. IeutceN
Sebt G. b. Mcfarland ..... Foot Of TWr.nu-sL, v K
MINTHOkSE IOMPkINS, President
> Arcs HERKIgAN. Secretary
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6itp 3ral t:statt for Salr.

Gltp 3ral Gstatt Tor Salr.
A DESIRABLE, small Lexington ave. Dwell
~ LING. NnysXhst at ony Sbm Also Iwrnty-se''
en'h't near LeI0s'onae 4''gJ iI rs I m %
4 GRAMERCY PARK, wel-hullt corner
~ DWELLING. basement sub cellar, 1880 lot 2 feet
reasonable Terms easy. Also sane Park 4Nofr small base
meut. +!7Soo Apply to r. STEVENSON SON u Pines
EOR SALE-Twenty or more vacant LOTS,
between TbiuyaIh and Thirty seventh sS aud Eleventh aud
Ivenhages immediate possession can he gwen there new per
foot of Thirty aud that newly paved Appyo
". WEBB. 1O1 Le.isst, - kIchau.e-plac'.
EOR SALE-A thrce-stOly hgh-Stoop, brown
25IJnroJ FHeuthst viii be sold
dG5J HOMER MORGAN Piue.t.
DOR SALE-A frst-class four-stOry, high
stoop howu-oue HOUSE size 25Ib1 block Twentyiolth
Maison-square Fouhsyc SJnoOO For
Tier particular. inquire HOMER MORGAN PHe. U655j
DOR SALE-A handsome RESIDENCE on
Hotel purposes For particulars address line to & A. No.
So DeysL
DOR SALE-On Ninety sccOnd-st., first
HOUSE. with all modern Improvements recently Geco-d
OIL Good gboboOd Pleasant both Winter and Summer Inquire
100 fltOnst.
OTIS FOR SALE CHEAP, on Tenth-avc.
also Nuti-ayp aud Apps
owner j. WEED BELL 80 Union square, he~-iofk
DEAL ESTATE.-The Subscriber desires 10
broadway AID Westheer County The boulevard 10 tt
WIDE approaching eun will he str'tt Tor rsdrnr"s,
ultimately street
B0ucsad vail Dee valuable lot, BTosdrV
hadisouuutc aud Tbduftbst. averaging
per sold lots BrOadNag between
st street. within $50
WILLIAM ~ RAYNOR. No 81 Pipe.st
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAyEN RAIL
WINTER iRRAXGENkNr.

~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING nov. a. is6a
Pa..rser Stson Eewlok OF Tsenty'sysuiht ssi
FourIhsve. EuIranee Fundamentals
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK,
For New Haven sud Bridgeport = Ok lo l.:i3 ~ ,;
o. tEI), J:iJ, $50. $50. aud tEr .. 81. 81.
For Milford, SsaIiod Fairfield Southport aad WsPori 80" lid
~, Sors,iT go 800 tFI) sto u3o m Ia:I5 Oh 3.s
(Erl 3:s5. $3.50 (BIl $50. 30 aud W )ELl ?.
Dsrieu. O. 3:iS. !J0 5Jl Az - D N. -
For stamford :. On =. ll:D a ~ IE' Nst - so ''ni'
345 $50 tBr). AS. S:3O. 65l 1913 tkrl p N q, -ts
For Grs.nweh 3 $50 AIS. JtS 4;iS 9.J ~ $50
For Port Chester sAsoas at ll.' % ''
s,s,r Mi Tan ay T.sng svsuh Ss.YOri al , n iof
Boston
for Boston VIA Springfield, M. tEI B. J lbth 6lhtlPm
For Boston Shore Line 1915 (ENl, (bIl p -, -
For Hartford aud SpruSssd (Br l!:Is uh) ~
FOR Councetut River R.Oals (Er) l2lSp u 8" N'''''
Up. m. Northampton - ,.., ,-u... ar, nm II p
m s,.-..,,o, R,Ilr,,t Il sA
l2l5, 3. 3 ,. "a. -, O.. S.,,h,uot,u and N Lam.
Va, k,aeaturs Ia ruad. . a. M. : lhH J. "A
IL, Danou aoI Nofeak Railroad "a m lt9 sna ~ m ,ei
m IN ,ouueeton Freight tram ton horssA 70 Dan'aI
F.I krrCsuaau Railroad l9la ANp m an o. Na'ar-
dsys 531 NJ. o - ,..to. 49,, 49,.
- SunSrIn rfsrl
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MONDAYS WEATHER REPoRr-oAx
MINIATURE ALMANAC

son sun 544 Neon rises
aigH wArKR
SANDY Hoos... SO Cows Island. l:i Hell Gate ''''''
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BY A. j. BLEECkER. son & CO.
lot cor OcustAye aud RFer place at fremont 2IbIlOO
lot LOcustaye and JedesonAye, 2lbIOO.
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ylarbk an0 Slati Aanttls.

ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS. - Plain,
H Marbeed Decorated prices from 81 to 90 and upsar
A So Slate o every description plain and Ornamental
PENRHYN SLATE CO.. No a. West ElghIeenth-st,
Fab and Sistl-ayes
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTLES.-
WI Five hundred Nantes Of the latest designs hand liberal tis
count all bills sold this month A. hLAbER. lB sud 10
East EighteeBth-st near Third ave, n !.
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS.-Rich
WI and elegant designs from 80 Sl2 SIS to $3.50 T. b.
STEWART Co.. ave- bet Thyhh aud Thirtys stS
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6itp Qroptrtp 90 Yt.
Country qrOptrtp 90 gtt'

A FARM TO LET, of 100 acres, near Nor
IA wah. Conn. o. mile from Station 49,, -, ,,
J. O. REED, III South Phbst jersey CIV
MADISON, n. ito RENT, furnished
WI nearly from station 10 ei
immediate ~ Wound
5000. Apply r. TONES orS H. GRANT ~
Broadway
TNO LEASE HATFIELD FARM. 152 Acres
Town wesches,er good twosy and cellar Frame lion,e
produce STANLEY DAY, No. 925 BroidHay
rTO RENT-From April l, 1870, STORE and
i DwELLING-HOUsR occupied crockey and millinery
Apply JOHN JAQUES Washngonvile Orange Co y J.
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Country Gal Gstltr for Sab.

A FARM of about 10 acres of land, at Green
~ hi H Conn SALE: eod dwelling house ~ perfect "nier
90 utbuhiugs apple
or,r tn- patd.n cultivation For sale great
"'''- '' J. r. HAwIEY Blrmingbsm. Conn.
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Sttamboats anS 8ailro1Ss.

TOR BOSTON, via Fall RIVER touching al
Il Ns~pot-Winter anangsments Tho splendid steamers NEW
PORT Commander Lsss and OLD COLONY Comn.sdsr Mnnsns
leave daily tSandlys sreepsed "5p ,.m Per Nsrs ~"
foot Chanbersstt JAMES FISK IT,, Pfssdssh
". r. SINONs, Managing Director.
q y. VALE. Gss. Passenger Agent
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ALL KINDS of LANDS in Virginia, West
~ Virginia. sud the South. Tor SALE. By the NEWBORN
SDUTIIEEN LAND COMPANY 50 BfuadwaT
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ERIE RAILWAY;-Trains will leave Depoi'

:
u foot oChanberssL aud foot Of TssBUtbirist. hogs
Through leave thamIers - AZ a. DO
and daily; leave Ts.rty nr..t AZ 80 . co., 3,ii
m sud fS .. n ttsrl Mes aud improved Dfas NJ keo@
COarbes Will accompany toe train through 10 bsfao sonussg
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
4 RST.CLASS French roof HOUSE for

A FIRSI-CLASS DAIRY, Nfaln, anu run
n Farm ~ Dutches Co. SALE low III good buildings
miles iron depot Browns aud Thofbl farms o1ton good
2 '''' sf0' 49, SERGEANT. ~ WAltt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-22
6ounim R,al 6stutt fer Sail.

EOR SALE-At Greenwich Gonna gentle
Country Seat built Italian villa style having some fou
grounds handsomely laid 6Bs shade abnnd
fruit stable and poultry yri ADD bue
we'll Of pur water The property commands sne the Sound
perfectly healthy and close churches schools aud
markets. This desirable for family residence, and is in
pe immediate occupation Apply TO FRANCIS TONES j.,
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18
BASCON NEWS.

BascOm still remains the quiet and
Interchangeable little village. HeI
equilibrium has not yet been disturbed
by the great question of "WOman's
Rights" or any other great question
that the public may have under con-
sideratiOn. p.
The citizens are contemplating 9
temperance movement, and it is theiI
desire that a lecturer of some note,
should visit the place and lay the
foundation upon which to build.
Charles Chaney, a resident of FOs-
toria, was inferred in our village grave
yard, on Saturday last.
1t is generally understood that ],
Smothers intends closing his saloon
and in its stead to open out a provis.
ion store. This change will be hailed
with universal applause. May all
such do likewise.
Mr.. Neigh, a former resident o.
Tiffin, made sale of his fixtures, and
intends to return to that city. Mr.
Neigh was an enterprising farmer
and we regret his loss.
The schools in this vicinity are clos
ing for the winter term. Those
north and west have already closed
and hear with little success. Th'
one on the south closes on Friday
next, and with good success. Oul
own little village can boast of progres
sive school, and in spite of the open
ing of spring, and the coming on o
spring work, has larger attendance
than in the heart of winter.
Persons wishing to purchase lanC
could not do better than to purchase
here.
Our steam saw mills commence Op
eratiOns this week.
! ff RnNFEr
The Tiffin tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1868-1887, 1870-03-18
Communicated.
TIFPIx, o., March 9Th, 1870.


Among the really enjoyable festivi-
ties Of this winter, can fairly be class
ed the social party that visited Mel
more, Tuesday evening last. Arriv-
h, ing at the hotel, we found every thing
in order. And Mr. mean Mrs.
/ Goodman is lady that understands
perfectly well how to keep hotel.
On entering the dining hall, we were
somewhat surprised to find the tables
groaning under the weight of the sub
stantials and luxuries of the season.
lin this department, no one will doubt
but that value was received-) The
ballroom was tastefully decorated,
also an elevated music gallery, but
among the many decorations, there
was a great lack Of evergreens, nation
al flags, &c. POmp's band discOursed
some choice music. At precisely halt
past nine, the party entered the ball
room, and after the usual promenade,
dancing commenced, and continued
until about one o'clock The cOmpa-
ny, which was a highly select and
fashionable one, semed to enjoy the
affair immensely. And well the male
portion might, for the gentler sex
was represented by some of the fairest
and noblest daughters of Eve, both of
our city and MelmOre. And where
the toilets were all so exquisitely rich
and in such good taste, and in such a
galaxy of beauty, it is indeed impossi-
bic to name the belle Of the occasion,
for that honor was equally divided be-
tween all the ladies present. 1t is
understood that the next Social will
take place soon, when another joyous
occasion can be confidently antici-
pated. }.