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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-01
BgNJANN 2. F,KcHILD, AacioEeer 81,
CUPREME COURT SALE-ln PartitiOn-Of
~ VALUABLE STORE PROPERTY
On DUANE WASHINGTON, ind Of READB and HUDSoSSTs
"a LOTS IN YORKVILLE.

BENJAMIN FAIRCLD will sell by public aneton TUESDAY,
March O'Clock at the Exchange Saeroom, III Broad
by order Of the Supreme Court aud under the direction Of
Lawrence Referee The following described property uI
READE AND HUDS0NST. ~ W COkSER-ysluabi lot, With
to Buug northwest Roaje and Hudsoa
,ts size Of lot. 20loiK36rl64!I7 feet
DEMONSTRATIONS Lot with Jstog Binding thereon
and known No ia Duanest, opposite D'anssI Pk ave OF lot
25Ill5 feet
thereon WsshiugtOlt 0 INbO te
SOUTfERIY SIDE OR EGUTlSINTHSf, beSeen flttSI and
SECOND AVES.-4 Lots; each ljIl021 feet ,,o.r ,,.,
sOUTfEgLY SIDE or EIGIITYSXrHST between fIlSiANh
and AVENUE "A Lots; each 25Il022 feet ,,,,or - d,
EORTHERLY SIDE OF EIGHTY FIFTH ST. between PlST and
sECONDAYES-4 Lots; each 2SIlt2 2 leet ON -, ,-vvrys
SOrTHERLY SIDE or FIGHTYSiNIHSTi be'Sten AVENUES
SOUTHERLY SHE or EIGHTYSIXTHST., between AVENUES
A and B-4 Lots; esch 25Il02 ~ feet ,,,, - .ry~r,,s
sOUTHERLY SIDE or ElGHTlFiFIHSI'' between VENUES
A and Bio Lots. each 23IlOl2 feet ,. ,,,,-r,, CIR
NORTHEAST corner or AVENUE A sud BIGHrYPIFTHsT.-
each 256I58 Lot corner Of Avenue an
NSO1THB1ST CORNER OF AVENUE aud EIGHTY FIFTH ST.
Lots; iret Gore front facing Avenue front iOt
p 6I8 feet deep Gore ~ ieei rear ~ ~ e
NORTHERLY SIDE or BlGll1-FIrtH'SI between AVENUES
A and Bio Lots: each 25Il02.l feet -. . 49,.
NORTHERLY SIDE or EIGHTY FIFTH ST between FiRSrAyE
and AVENUE As Lots; each 25Il02 feet -
SOUTHERLY SIDE OF EIGHTY FlFTHST between FIRST aud
SECOND.AVRS-i Lots each SIlC22 feet - ,,,,.,,,,
NORTHEAST CORNER OF AVENUE b aud EIGHTiFOURIH'
northeast Of Avenue b. BIOL feet hop 81 feet
deep BgE;yfourtl.st lac. A. 'front.' Oothee
8th 0f MARCH TiVOL the valuable Country
Of the late Robert Sv Livingston deceased known as AZ
mont 81 Red Hook Duth County State Of
NewYok comprising 800 said large
That usually
found on a 6rs.class country residence.
TERMS OF SALE On productive property twois may epaon
and Of uupToduetye property sixty
per bond and mortgage for term Of
maps and further particulars apply to the ohee of GIDEON
TUCKER esq Plaintiffs Attorney Herald Building The Office Of
TfloNAS LAWRENCE esq Referee No l3 Nasau.st or a.
FAIRCHLD. " X. STEVENSON son Co.. Auc'ioneers
No. n Pine-st. New-York
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REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoR,, Monday, Feb. IS. 1870.

NEwYORs, MONDAY fep' 20 io'o
The sales of real estate to-day, while not ex-
tensve, are regarded as satisfactory The aucooneers
were Messrs James NJ Mler and Stanley Day anu 'ne
result of their efforts ma, be found below
VIM. H. Raynor has old two lots on east sac OF flith-
ave. so feet south Of sixtyhrdst each 21xlOo IT, Tor
sS2 800 each Also ports the sale OF two lots ADJOINING
on the south. zach o5xlOO it., for $4,000 each'
All OF these lots are 10 he improved this
sprine with Ar,1.class brOwnstOne dwellings MT Ray
nor also reno the sale Of vefull lots corner
OF Fifty-seWhthst anu fh'""'"' ''' ''"e VIZ ''
Tbe N;aUs A. r. smith & Co report the sales Of South
ern land by them in February as follows:
To NJ. Rupert Of Ulster Co, " Y, nne farm OF
Ia noes Meckenburg Co va IL contains good build
t md an orchard OF apple trees Price. $40 per
acrs Z; One.han cash, remainder IN one and two years
Iarm of goo acres in Halifax Co.. N c., TO Mr.. Alexan
ar Scott of Troy, ~ Y Price SIS per acre. cash. Far
buildings and fruit In abundance
Two small farms. 100 acres and 100 EACH stu
ated in Hanover Co., Va. TO Mr.. Andrew and Samuel
Dixon Of Albany n. Y Price $40 and s. acre. cash
There said 10 be much inquiry for Southern lands the
past ten days and Is said also that two German gen
tlemen have recently from this city North and
South Carolina, intending TO locate farm for silk
raising.
Mr. samuel shipper has sold two lots on Fifthave be-
tween sxtysecOnd and sxtyhirdsts for S35 600 EACH
cash. for immediate Improvement.
Mr. G. l. Cornish has sold two lots block,
mencing sos II. north OF Sxty-second-st TO Thomas
keech for s35 900 each. also for immediate Improvement
sXthst has been sold by Mr. G1Ahs Rome for $4,000,
ana ye n lots have been purchased by Mr. Rome from
G. W. PoilOn, Fifth.ave s., bet. Fifty sixth and
tHyseyenthsts including the corner lot Tor s2OOOOo
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gfoaI aoli.ts.

CUPREME COURT.-LEOPOLD MENDLE.
~ son Pia.rtr spaD.t SAMUEL CoHtN. ROBERT y WAR
bKS, ISAAC w. ARCHER. MARC tkhr A. SIMMONS. apd
bObPUCS g. SIMMONS bu tusuaui an o,hes Deetlsu.-u
81 the SEpree Court a. the State
~ eapess public sucga al De Ee.lags sssoos 80
~ ffososay Cy u NcUloTk. the l DAY fetraafr
bs - " ok roon Lg ROBkRTS Met lkk Aucoutefs tie
"oHhs He PREMISES Viz Al ihai CERTAIN iyt Of iti s1tit
Hing snd beng Ne late Fh Ward q ibe fas Cts Of
lsiA ss Fi dc lad ~ Le Rector 1larc sle9s ah4 Nesi
ep % r Chsee cftls Cir u Nraiufl descrr % IT, ,sd
hAse - hsg o rumr @ Hundred ~ (E and dug
sfs on ~sP saea ~ he lnd s Rector Church NsIds
ssmeh - are csNd the fhufcL Farm Atd bounded
sssLe 20 "bi =" efTas e@ssr b. Ia; bomber ou hundred
tsfh lto Af % ~ ~ lots rurirrs 'ou hundred
sse one oI hsf h1tff sn two o hundred and three go
@ Hour bHtdfei sn0 iouT ~ number three hand
- are u5s f eoE'gnng Tssif
& ga nfbfs IN each
Pet bssg ne sane esbob conveyed 70 sad
NE ti part sAd psfy tsfelo q the second part b Assgn
sa even dsts beIesih sda H. mrgge being gssh 70
81 part " The consideration eIpetfeLDsd
n w sAh q, 1870 JULIUS J. LYONS giei'fse
~ '" SisytspER Pis.bGfs Aitfaet.
e.t VI tie sAose prsiusss ajasrue 10 kst.b 1870
80 ny 49, hsee -DsLd yttfrGu a. nc
~NpisnS roBEN JULIts J. LY0ks Rst,rse
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@uus,s anS Gums @lantfN.

-WANTED-HOUSES to RENT in all parts
~ BROOKLYN supply the demand Particular au'
ton paid this the by WM MORGAN PLACE
Co. Wliams, n T., and IS Broadway, Brooklyn. +. d.
NTANTED-Bctween 18th aud ATHEISTS, 2d and
w Ghayc 4story browuone HOUSE Rent not 70 exceed
$3.50. g. LESPlNASsb, FINEST $
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Traius leave

j Thirtsih.st a. follows; , r, -. .,,,,..,
m Creuusti Chicago BIprt DravnFoon cars Aaftsl
1880 a n DAy Express. DnwiugroOn ears attached
an M Houtre.l Express DawluZroon cars saensl c., IN
$50 m Psc Express With Sleeping car. htous9 70 "
ont change via NJ C. R.R., also l.. =. L NJ > NIX (pAJf
ii D m. Eisbt Express Sleeping ears attached
u 1880 and .. M, Poughkeepsie lralnI
g., a. 4l5 and $50 ?. Peekskil Trans
sui $50 D.. m Sing Sing Trains yo,,..
$40. $780, s;lO. n, u m i'!s DIV '"u ''"F M
Trains TOycEY
Nm
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Sfal estate to Grtbangs.

ITO EXCHANGE for City Property Milk
/ FARM Of 100 acres &c miles on Long Island.
NJ A. RULAND Co., $ Beekman.st Nes.1ors.
VALUABLE PLAT OF LAND TO. EX-
CUANGB-The advertiser 200 lots the center OF young
terminus railroads. some OF the los
are improved renting for about 5000 The property row
worth td value every three Tor the M
tss From important local Improvements already commenced The
writer guarantee its doubling IN value the neH three years.
Buildings demand aud VIII Yield
I'd pr cent and upward investment Any capitalist erecting
buildings and with comparatively
small expense property yield $4,000 aHnnm No pa
bas grer advantages future growth and permanent proper
Tie viii EXCHANGE property in this city or vii
t,k mart exchange will take property 20 secure zoe
sale Satisfactory given Tor desiring TO sell Aedfess a. '" W"
Tribune Omce
XTIRG INA FARM to EXCHANGE, in part
Z3 admirably situated and improved
For particulars aoply 10 l. p. SMITH. IS Liberty-st
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CUNNY BROOK FARM for SALE, in Hyd

UNION PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY
OFFER FOR sALB
100000 ACRES LAND,
on TBB LINE OF THE ROAD.
IN THE STATE OF NEBRASKA,
FOR CASH OR CREDIT
AT LOW RATES OF INTEREST.
PRICES RANGING FROM
So 80 TO $40 PER ACRE.
CoHvESIEST TO MARKET,
BOTH EAST AND WEST.
DESCRIPTIVE PAMPHLETS. WITH ACCOMPANYING MAPS,
now READY.
SENT FREE TO ALL PARTS OF THE UNITED STATES, CAN
ADA AND EUROPE.
These Lands
RICH AND FERTILE AS ANY IN THE UNITED STATES
For pamphlet. and all Information, address
O. +. DAVIS,
LAND AGENT U. r. R. r. co,
OMAHA. NEBRASKA
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Al who have real estate for sale OF to jet,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
VIII find it their interest 10 advertise III The TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper, and in addition 20 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found, only NewYorE and all it, cites and
villages but i'll every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief rs VIII
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear 10 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 every
professions consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE dev0tes especial
attention reports Of sales OF real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to tile value OF its col
umns as an advertising medium The charges for adyer
tsIng are as follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. Is cents line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, per ne SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE % per line. About ten words OF
onrwlde columns average line Terms, cash in advance
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eiip 8tal Gstatt for Salt.

49,
ITAIOW FIGURE-The desirable DWELL
" ING strictly modern aud f.stcass No. 81 Nssi rSVLhn
- tnba ve Al and French Tcoi mo- oi @ iet
49, and eesr; very favorable Columbus Cosge ens. H
ply TO '. " - - l. -
VERY FINE, well located, 3-story, ID. :;
n ircE HOUSE $1,000, al Improvement ~ ilg s Hsi
et ,ro Bgsy he seen Tuesday wednesday ana
oo 10 10 Il NJ by applying to Mr. SlhONsoN u, V'e'"h'''
oBs black from honse
EFXTRAI PARK-Laree, desirable, modern
HON stone DWELLING tut view for SA1h 10" o 70
for erond i}tfih anu rH"
.syer,bst. Am.y 10 " h STEVENSON son, " ilGesL
EOR SALE-Iwenty or more VacahI ~ %
bd..,p Tlirty sIh no Thryievsbihtu arc hee..n -,
Immediate possession car he gwen ute ~ l'
st AZ ,.Terh,t md tn,"g paved hppVo
W. ~ WEBB 200 Lsr,st, or % hieh.hffP,ee-
NOR SALE-A three story, high-stoop, brown
Il stout HOUSE 25ioIloA3, on Eas, fL.eltI"' W." " ~ "
'sr lss'0''Se price i'' pA'''' HOMER MORGAN Pne,
EOR SALE-A frst-class fouI-stOry, hlgll-
,top troypetope HOUSE 25I65I! hocf on
at between Madtont Inbne aud foarl'AIt ri's is5,
bsi particular inquifs 81 HOMER MORGAN 1lIbt Nl
NOR SAL IA most dcsirably- located 4-story,
bigbstoop bowEsons HOUSE. a. Wet Tbu s'tn'h ~ a
bbse Gsd WI bf tol0 VI sJtsboIAbf p''
0ihObkh MORGAN. Ifush
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DR0XIDENCE MATER WOKKS.

Il NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
SEATED qTcsa. 500 De received tie na e q ne bosfl Nst
Conuisss1c ooss Building Cts OF Providence unu u 0c",h
q TUESDAY N llt dsy II Apr 1870 for lt 1oNSIhSo
Ton q RESERVOIR o. SOCkBNOSNEf Hill 10 CkAH>IoN
She kssfsfo 10 be- La'. Aofs o. urr Triangular ' ahol
bouul FEET long aul st inftrel sr Ret WIDE al he
sssf s uueisrn feet deep vI 0uie clmbt A01 col"
Dsrtitr tltdu.L
baany ies-r cod predictions suf oI sui conditions Of con
sset AZ Ffopesa et ue1 81 be Sal Counsules Orce.
NJ. " LOCKWOOD.
CHAN &. CAEpFNIEG 7 Ni'tt
JOSEPH !. COOKE. y ''"''s''''''''
Pro,J.oc, BEE. q. 1870.
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yton olorbs.

IRON.
y CORR GATED IRON Buildings
NOSELEI IHO& BkiDOE AND ROOF COMPANY,
no. lie WlLLIAMSf.
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LONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

400 !. m. Mail train for GrGenpor. . WI v,,.,,. A..
1880 m, for ROsys, Glen Cove Leu" 'A"' h1'"t'' "
Sortbport
D. H. Riv.rhe.d Erprsss TrAu -. villa, u,,,,,.,o, ara
D NJ for RoslyB. Glen Core Loea" 'Aiy' hnn"h'''' "
NoTthpOrt
IN ,r.rs connect Al Branch for Hampstead -, ., 49,. -,
rSsy r.ins Rosyg Glen Cove Locust 'se huAung'" '
sOgihpOri, leave b'p'sr' FONT I" In l. D. BARTON sspt
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Gong sslano 8raI Cstatt for Sale.
A ON.-EXECUTORS' SALE OF
- VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Isaac WRIGHT. Auctioneer
VIII be sold 1T Public Auction
THURSDAY, March l0, 100

win he sold al PnbTc Auction On
THURSDAY, March To- 100,
All O'Clock p W..
on the premises Of Joseph Smith deceiel d Meur The Hemp
stead and turnpike miles south Of the Village Of Hemp
stead the following described property;
-The valuable farm and buildings occupied by Carman Smith,
past the Merck and for y
PotOmce; containing shout 10 i've OF which woodland
said dwelling house and store barn. wagon
house, and other ont buildings
2The residence 81 Joseph Smith deceased opposite The above
described premises containing woodland brart
fully situated IS minutes walk from the Mrnck Station of the South
house nearly and IN good Dder contains
good d cellar and water 10 the kitchen On the prem
ises there vines. berries. valuable pond
Also one trac woodland Of a of eight heavily
and cheuut 10 and q Of valuable
pine Also about 70 Of salt siov and upland
Terms made known on day of sale
Take the South Side Railroad from Roosevelt ferry Tor Mrk AZ 10
q. H., or Graudst. Ferry at l0:l0 q.
CABMAN SMITH, NELSON H. SMITH, HIRAM RAYNoR,
MTnck Feb H. 1870 Executor
nARM for SALE-100 acres, 50 acres in Guilt
Walton heavy timber; large and convenient dwelling and good
obuid situated facilities for trout ponds terms easy
This place very desirable residence Also other property
Farms Seats aud Dshrgs Address d. H. ELMEhDOkF al rear
sails station South side Railroad OF J.. l.
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JAMES ~ MILLER.
2sioT brick No ~ Fra1knst 30 ofBrosd
25IlV T. J. Marine S3ltO
2lots side Of shave Of 0th-St each 252yO J. H.
SSu
STANLEY DAY.
92i-st "a Ave H. each 2dtO22i ard
" and g2st, Al2T2 Al NIcr.....,..,.f $4,000
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Auttiuu Sales Of 8tal estate.

DY Johnson & MILLER,
REAL ESTATE BROKERst
CITY Residence, Stores css E,T%' 5 BSasS, SOLD
rented exchanged L01 IE 1sSG' MARCH acol u
sl2OclOck at Exchange salesrGSm III Broadway
l tBff TGIsSs ASoEsPRS PaRaolPhERTY
rMPGovSMESS APPLETOSS aud a. he WILLIAMS IHSlS
BuEdH fyE5s S III wiRD SRook
ssa o ss. y q s Lots Is. o 5ls 1' ssd
other fsu stories .oEo me s" a oI arc
for SsIoa.e Besety o, Pgand or Machine Shop vi rae
tory. Tuning Ao'iing Or S,. nm lin. and mace.
VALUABLE SATtS I II wGRD tBfoosl,ul LOTS.
BFDF0RD AVENUE (serimsbas PAyymen, T. cor Of k'er'
XIV EfrRa STREET IS f. BeIfordave, Lots also 'oa
IL ~ SayfSE .sd ri GbcEsT cor Lot.
KEAP SrE ltsi 3 = 100 % Of Pspns. Lot
Se At and pl,c. va,ss o1;s % B,diI sds
basement House sed With Oe rSr'S feet eo1an'
' Tsn 80 sa.y Nap. :. aaeouesr, Office a Y. aud
iS7 A0H,s0s'i. Br0oki {TiirRsp,y M,,,ba
Ai2 O'Clock :, EIchaags S;lssrSCo I'LL Broadway
IMPORTANT SALE y1LrA5IE IMPROVED AND usa
uSa. So 20 modern Improvements: very desirable
CARROLL ST. n s., ls5 A. lin. W. ofssvenha'e.. Slots
pEsSsT s. s. is n W Of Gr,Oss's and ony bloci'
DEGRAM.ST.. n y, near Clisson. ave, lotA
DEGRAw ST, n s., 100 n. from iogers.aye., lot.
TENTH WARD LOTS
UNIOSST., g r. corner Of Smiths " lots
EIGHTEENTH WARD LOTS.
fssRFhSEA 81 S%S co.,
BROADWAY AND SHAPFRRST., lots
ENTYFIRSr WARD LOTS
BAINBRiDGEST s. s. bet Hopkiason and Paos A'ea 10"
FLATBuSH mTS -
Pin, Lot, on SCHENECTADY, CLARksoS' DIAMOND sed
GARDENSfS.
Terms ss,y. Maps at once Of Aueteneers
nITRIIC SALE.-The FREDERICK CITY,
Ma DPTrCHE sCHUTZRs PARKIbs Subscriber will sell at
Public s.is on the premises SATURDAY March ~ 1870 a. II IN
m p,e.k Civ Deuhs Schgen Park IL contain. zo acres OF
land ,dpng the Cy The grounds beautifully lard oa 70 wak
I d,,ys, md have planted them upward OF mou.aho
sh t,ss AMI evergreen improved With large new
hei ieu,e uhch finest buildings 10 the coSntr Ihs
prup.y suitable for private Isdenee :" pave ="
psone fe'''" f0''''' " GEORGE p WEBSTER. Aseut
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Slruftssional 9otitss.


nR. OLIN. % BOnd-st, New-YOTk, of Union
ii reputation; Office, panors reception waiting nursing guy
complete Amencs tes moderate eI
tree stamps tsese Pamphlet Thousands o. nc
,yer annually matter Who id state case % 'V
rs opinion COSTS nothing. HOUrs a. ~ 10 $ p M
nR LEWIS, No. Beacl-st., makes specially
Of ea,ug all diseases without ercury Those te 'lodt oe
fn the right place The lr has gwen Do "'eSoD " Vs'
diseases iof the last 80 years 10 NeN-lorE cav.
MANHOOD - How Lost. How Restored
4SA Medical Coaparon Gue 20 Hesth9 ed;oI Just l".fo
LEWIS b. paces Tie authors np!raed success 20
treating an Urinary Diseases Debility isases o. ,ue Dlooe -
practice Sufficient guarantee a. The lone ul cbt
Of The work al diseases Of the kind viii be ned
recognized hy evy ntcre lie also poD on MOe OF cure e'
and efecuA SeI unief seal 10 PLAN envelope
Pnce cent. Address Dr. LEWIS, 2 Beach st.. y l.
an the Nature Symptoms, and Causes of Ner-
~ Premature Debility with Results e. Youth Maturity ana
intending Only Succe,s Treatment 1n
Permanent o. these Diseases Preceded hv Original E9as
vita interest 10 an Br e. D. HAMMOND VI j.. formerly Professor
Medical College y Y Prce So mailed OF sealed
suhof l FhetbsI bsetu % suc s'es New
York Circular application.
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&riniiug.

$rinting.
IyTM. EVERDELL's SONS, No. l04 Futon-st.
w -STE4M JOB PRINTERS and LAEBL NANUfACIVk-
NOVR CUSTOM SOLICITED by FRANCIS
IBOUTRET Ssoners and Printers Nc 4; HsiteD We
supply everything cas l.ue at lowest I1if,
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NETWORK AND. NEw-HAyEN RAIL
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

~ WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
p,,,, station il YsTlorE corner Of Twenty ..7s'. ADD
fOar Trs,S E'i LEAVE q s Ey1iTS.'''A
rorSswRs'.u sod Bridgeport. Erl ;o a. 'E''' sih'
For ah scf s s s Fassd Southport we'por 7cO ''
For e. S Soss H. 100, .SS SO o.. 800 ,o is fI 800
3o n Pr - 80 S:33 a .i5 S ,EG} AIS 9n,
ST.s1ss ll3 % s ,, sS, ~. ioI ~ rs
SIS sSrs, .9 M ~ 40 saS Se'vOk for
Boston coxxFcrrvG TRAINS
Dor Boston Vi. Springfield 81 m fEI), lEIl, BrlPm
t tST a h.liSS IA and S spa Is. "a M I M Oh 40
For.CaS,eeu, Rive. Railroad Ell R'p m to N0'"''
foi 40 PaGsnss and E Railroad Ih. NJ nH
Tor ss-Ha.u. E.-Laai'a me s.sOiHgoO Railroad "a
For Cara. Railroad 1901. NOr'h'mD'o' and "n'''
'- Iop Hou.a,Opie Railroad 8. IN. .nd2 pm
for DaaSary ani sorais Raos4 "a as ARD S,Isn,, and
Yor Ses.Csn.as Railroad W.I i2'ls '"P H. ~" ''
day. cos SsS Sleeping Cars ..tsd train ''d D"''s
Room Ca, iOtsa audS y" JANIS IL uoYT supshu,eSd.
NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD
~ DxPor Y Sgw YORK Poo Of LSs, ~ SSs Nh, 20.
oa ,rd saer XOYDAi Dee 20 1903 passenger "N'' VIZ ''
Ifys sEwroES ryS pEnGEs S s So 49, ~
CO.. ~; 20 to 5SiS Fos wEsr BEReEyA se Tls 500
Ioas @b ~ Sis' S lss Ark At. Is go 5 1
Lhas6 o'lo iIsIo N. 10 H. ~ D. 49, = ~ ''"''
$50 :, 7:'s S''' ''''' 80 KICKER. Superintendent
IA. p. BALDWIN. ecu Passenger Ageut
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FR0M F00Tof
N cor RTIANDTST PHILADELPHIA, wa Camden, y
m 90 NJ via We.t Philsdelyha. $50 a. NJ 10 M 2;0 a.
6p m D ~ For Baltimore aud Nashnstou-s"
1889 ~, For South and South "sst-s'oI a.
roR The wEsT-sios N, $50 a NJ no Pm, PMg
M silver ia $50 m. AMI through I" Cneanlu
,h,ur,t ON srough daily Loule Sihout change,
on o. M 9O0 t6Tougb 10 theaeo shoat ebsnge The
trsssb aSa Cheasoua daily SATURDAYS siepssd o,
,bat day tlsy are staeh~ 10 the m tram. NDall,l
Va, rs lss9 r. W. JACKSON. General Superintendent
DARlTAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD.
IL For LONG BRANCH, RID BANK. BKiCKsBuRG, MAN
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The New York herald., 1870-03-02
QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

Meeting Of the Commissioners Of Qnayaniinc-
slap NJ Swinburne-The LiEhteruge,
Stevedorage and Cooperage RegulatiO M
Revoked.
The Commissioners OF Quarantine met yesterday
In their rooms, lb5 Broadway at three O'Clock, the
President, Mr.. Wilson g. Hunt, In the chair. The
minutes OF the former meeting having been read
and approved the Secretary read communication
from Mr.. Weiner, of Staten Island, proposing to
lease the property now occupied by DR.. Swinburne
for term Of years. The Board failed to see the
point and the proposal was rejected.
The communications read 1T the last meeting con-
cernlnX the abuses as Quarantine during SWIM
burne'S regime we're next considered. After con-
siderable soto rOCe discussion between the members
DR.. Bell reported the following resolutions, which
were subsequently ad0pted:-
Resolved That ghtsrags stcvedorage cooper
OF New York. heretofore Fixed and licensed hereby
voxed
Resolved That the Commissioners Of Quarantine invite
proposals until March 10, inst three O'Clock r. M
which the bids will be Openedthe Commissioner
serving right Of rejecting any bid not deemed for the in
and the protection OF the public health
required for the faithful performance OF
duties.
Ii was then suggested that 1t not necessary to
have two meetings OF the Board per week. and a
resolutlon was passed nXlng the time OF meeting
three O'CLOCK ON eaca Tuesday. The Board then ad-
jOurned.