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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26
NOTICE TO THE BAR.

new calendar viii he made mp in the Su-
meme Court. General Term, for January, ss follows:
,t appeals nom noleuumeIated motions; "a. preferred
,ses: a t. cases remaining the General Term cal
s-,ar fl November commencing with the causes fol-
,f~- Die Inst heard 20 the November Term: 4th,
IN tar cases for VIII In notes of issue are Med Causes
mr. Of lr do. Term, or marked down. are not 90 Doe put
>, ftf calendar. except on filing new note of issue
Stes N -u. must De Med with the CLERK before the
al of l..ti T. they Will Dee placed 40 the foot of
= C.r..f-. Where orders or Iud ZHeut~. appealed
t,p v~. mi de or rendered by either OF tie General
Torn ts.-- Of. DBL. OF i9>t' H.t r'l,e ,ilt name ui
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CRIMINAL COURTS

William Fisher, who attempted 10 pass q
,.-,.,-t,,. t.1lfu r1r Vnrb s,Ilev has been dis.
'.'A'''i -, r,,.,..
tl2rgc inaSuucA a. ~ was d"ut 4h joke anu 14snc
VA intoxicated 80 t-e Tune
Al the IorLyille Police COurt John Pagan
nv " -. . =, ,.t,i..t ~.
vas committed I" await ur 'es'1l' "a '"7 I"'Ni'
eaused hv shooting ChIi- tOpher MoOne IN the mouth
Ialk wing LIT, at the ball o. The Carroll hangers
Charles Davidson, supposed TO have muir
ectd bis VIE Mary, iu Clery-st basement mas Deeh
discharged the post-mortom examination ana coroner
Eoiuss invest non closed yesterday having coucn-
scy proved that MIS- ia'iasoht SeSlu result. ID TO-"
-,-,'.,'. aus. .! ''
o..
Louis Never and Lewis LHl were Drought
tlf.-r a. i....r,r ~if,.Is Yesterday 10. answer
-, -.-.-,. 81. s,o,.,- ., q. ,,.. 7.r.,
ta-.-' 'I passing F." '..ii'el-e'' - '' OF q ' '7
tc- JOB praure}-st. Wien searched eg0S h coon '.As
tL1 go Il .u.4 Wen, found 81 efleis posses ,l,- 90
sefLeI with one counterfeit h. Iiul was oecLaIsed'
1al Hc'tI Wa- hei4 go cclar.. rl DALI
At clio T'.,1ls p.'t.o CONT --..t. rl.v Alder
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a THEATER TICKET SPECULATION.

George h. SiStarc Of No. East Forty
eshth' otoriay afternoon arrived before the doors
Of he Academy o. Music with the intention o. attending
The gchcaT 'l o. the Philharmonic Society Gentleman
George ticket spcculatOr standing upon the sidewalk
succeeded I'M selng 10 1r Sistare FOR $40 package Of
ing him TAG. lie only made 81 On the sale Mr. Sistare
fhtu tclvU the Ncshule Of the Academy hut was re
fused admit ncc 10 the auditorium the ground that
h. had p.t LAscd his ticket Of spcculator was also
Told That La could have bought his tickets at the box
oce Cor s. III Sstare Immediately proceeded TO the
Jeft --,n Market FCucc Court and made complaint,
and JUde, Cox issued a warrant FOR the Spectators
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26
TIE LIABILITY or OWNERS WHEN BUILDINGS
IAIl.

IT, November. 1852. some bake-ovens erecting
Puteorst for john Hoc5er fen during heavy storm
aud severely injured Angelina Scanrook whose house
stool I'D thc rear. In the suit brought 20 recover
damage tac defense admitted the fan aud the injury to
tho t' rt nt .vrrrd THAT tie IAN caused by the
ao ri Code AVID NOT hy any negligence on M. HetkcrS
YcIt. Tbe ton tried before Judge Barnard and
Judgment Was entered thereon From this Judgment an
appeal ktu OH tue ground of error IN that portion
81 tAc Judges charge which applied so the the rule
"uai T." law presuucs that every man intends the
noCe SltF legal consequences al his own Illegal act
and alo on t'c ground THAT the f2l v3sfsly proven
- nave been by she act of God, the defendant was
thied Z" verdict ln his iayor After argument, yes
t'I'd'' irc The supreme Court. General Term, The
Judgment % the lover Court was affirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26
1pttion Gales of Real Gstais.
yTo CAPITALISTS and OTHERs.-Very

vI'O CAPITALISTS and OTHERS.-Very val
,e WaterPowe tho finest in The country ~ horsel WI,
aud eight u LAND, at ION WI ~
EeDAY o. o'clock al the EIchsife SesIoem
Second Baltimore, an the following dc bel yery yash va b.
POWER and IMPROVEMENT located In Cecil CouBy, Me- if
e from Baltimore and three miles from Depot on fbsi-lba n'
Baltimore Railroad situated the OctOaa tref sh en- M
Water Power I59 oont o. Acre ~
rh Land II Improvements - K good HO So sh vAlaa
Die Grs sB BARI Mills Tie ghtorhood D. haihy and s con
yeneat o1roi ssd Water c9an'e ION s ls b mafkee ~
For further information sVpy W H. NEWTON Co. No q LEI
ncion Baltimore Md ferns Chelsl II tine n sale.
:. n. COVER AlciolceT, q " : BsdIn0res
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Aurtion Sales of Real gsiaie.
ALE OF BAR.

DALTIMORE.-TRU SALE OF BAR
ID NUNS CITY HOTEL Baltimore City. By virtue Of der e
Of Baltimore City, tue und-sgne trustees VII
public sale the Exchange saesroom m Baltimore I on
THURSDAY the 18th day December 1870, 81 clock n mas
Ion. sbliyie, and celebrated Hotel widely known
BARNJMS CITY HOTEL,
facing Monument Square 10 said city With front on Calvert 3. eEr
Fyeest 70 Bankane With depth On tsyeeI Of 4 s
~ on Bank lane Of 1915 feet a.,
The IMPROVEMENTS extensive Hotel 80 widely Known .
BARNUMS CITY HOTEL With NJ age Restaurant stores ami bar
Shop fronting Ce- IA-Ors Offices With olern con ven
tc The lo located the heart Of ne city he 50 eeeba
tel and extensively suown detailed description deemed nnles
arv property be the Office OF the trustees
show Ire property ard give all information desired
will be soil the stock debt bu. subject 20 nnual
ground ountn to dyeht hundred and Try 5 dolhr
p4ybe half esry upon the ground Of
b r,nis e som Ii huuei and eighty g. 1901 dollars Is
reeeme al pleasure " three hundred and seventy 900
dol j iuei-enahle-
pay able half yearly. 80
II. TAGARr, No. IS IeNinEon-st,
IA LlNTHlCUh No. 81 North Cha.leas..
Trustees
F. W BENNETT Co..
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Proposals.

Bnr1soHE, Nd, Nov ~, 1870
GALE OF DREDGES, SCOWS, and ROW
proroA invited aud will be received until ~ M
- IN ~ aneped A 2I the 18th day OF December o tom
J.ops wishing 10 purchase the four Ddg. Bea a. ~
and Chesapeake belonging 20 the United states io e
Riyef Improvement also eleven Dumping scoNs Ms1ta
I'm 10 II uclusvei also -four Row marked ny e
20 n Inclusive Separate proposals vii be feeea % nhse
s Slows and boats for o consisting Of specified pfsas
seows and Row boats q, IN, rrS.rgped Prop,r,y
AZ once 10 purchaser payment OF pree IN eAsh
70 & n can he present the opening The right to REJECT
"a. IA r.,ei Proposals TO be sedLf and IN dup ana
any arc 70 Major CRAGHLL, Engineer Otco third
t.ry UnioniBAnk Building
GALE OF ARTILLERY. - Sealed proposals,
shoud be iudoed Proposals for ARTILLERY VII De feesye
- ~, ueder.gnei state Arsenal e6rDsI o. tn
% ocloet m purchase Of thirty Delshei pcunde
In carrisges Imbes and eaons which may be efsnned A.
uuns VIZ 80 ,be n will be delivered thefefrom The sale
a. M cash and right to reject al pPo'a' as may Oe
WIZ pe IL o., tbc Interests 81 The state, 10 reserved
oee"e" Oe JAMES CBEkEi, Assistant Chiet OF ordnahoe
Ordnance Department, S. \. Y NsWioTE Nov 70 NV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26

There were II complaints against policemen
before Commissioner ManieTTe yesterday. PauoIndn
James Leonard al the th Precinct has been only 30
uay. ON the force day ago he ah-ent from
fulcaI and when he came Ia report intoxicated
Bs excuse wac that hc bad chilli, and tn0s two glasses
Uf brandy and water 81 Freak them. Dismissed Patrol
men Isaac McGEire and Patrick j. Murphy Z" the FOIth
Precinct stood talking together is minutes ana, I" q" 80
Nnolser, ed tuned down the street light Each hnod
gasm. a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26

Charles White was held by Commissioner
Erds vest r7sy in default Of S1oo) bail on charge Of
rar,cpatnc Revenue oficer, and swndling Frederic
He'd d.charE soldier, out of his pension papers. Held
r-c.I u >tautou-, saloon to sen his papers TO joel
Nsys-. White came up said he Was a United States
p.tee officer 1l!t.d shield told IL d that bC lad
p r.i' o. sell his ugrcrs, and thcrcupcn took them
srv t .tf.-wdTl offered 10 return thCm ON payment
20 lT.F wont home 20 get the money 0ud his
m VI.. -.. tt,.uued White subseg ueutiy refused
tG,ll,,r the papers. and Vas arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26

Il is announced that the Special Deputy
ysrssa,s and Supervisors OF Election viii he paid
,-rastAcyapers .ro approved by Judge Woodruff
probably utA, week.
The referee appointed 10 inquire into tie
mental couciion Of Richard Winthrop, alleged luna
tc whose property has been PLACED in the hands OF
committee Yesterday reported that Winthrop us per
fegfv sane aid capable Of managing his own affairs.
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DrpArrCRE or rohLIGN NAIL&

SAT- HIAl. Npv. -.
ht. Igf0pf Q1csIs'oaH an Iva 20" lfi ~
\. % n fosi-''f 81 "." d" ~
n rstDsueutsrg Ns5l Sfcsm~Lip sails 80 -. 70 81, .
Isi Bros, Steamship y, q" fN' ,' s ~,
30 - A N e.,4 = he PgsOEee AZ ".'S a. ~ \" buiPt
h%ttsfy Mail .-,t. u.r,,.,n
va Brrusu per sfam-hp
a tlr FOsl''t ~ -
star bflL STEAMSHIP ss.s A. p :.
~.
All tr 3. M ,c.s o. Tle ros'-Da's 10 oprt non
10 H. y % "a. ~.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Friday. Nov. as, 1870.

kEw-foRK, Friday, NOV 70, 1870
The public sales for the week have closed,
nut dealers report healthfu activity and good demand
~ private sale for desirable lots. Next Wednesday Adri
an h. Muller viii offer variety OF valuable improved
anu unmroved property at auction. A. j. Blocker,
s,h * Co.. viii sell improved Brooklyn property. VIM.
II lynor has sold four lots on the Southwest corner
OF Morning star Park-ave.. and observation-disclosures
elghiee nt St, ana six lots rear fronting on one
for $4,000 also one lot on
thaye fronting Central Park between Z, fth and
oLAty Tor s52 this latter lot is 10 be i'm.
proved Messrs johnson Miller " III sell on Tue.lay
large number Of lots In Brooklyn
rage Mccaferty, G54 Ffthave corner Fiftv-seconJ-
ST. report having recently sold at private sale the follow
ing property: ~ $3.50 '
Plot of lots With builders loan sshs ne. aave
ist between 9Th aud 6thayes stoop s 0
le1ngtou-svc and 18th
atisi between Madison snd 9Th
si near hadisonave fsiory brown 5000
2is' near Javo, Jory hh lsOD
eZlrt between iih and LeIngS cottage
lEst 5th ave house aud 64OO
The Burlington aud Missouri RalIQad C;..uany are
now Offering theiI valuable lands in Iowa and Nebraska
upon unusually favorable terms actual settlers For
the rst two years purchasers required pay inter
est only and have ten 10 pay for their lsni The
interest l. fixed ut per cent per aunum, While the legal
rate IN Iowa = 10 per cent aud in Nebraska II per cent
per annum These lands consist ~ rich prarcs, inter
spcTscd with timber lands. They extend 20 miles
north and south OF the railway In alternate sections, and
arc sold In tracts OF 30 acres each Prices range from u
Ia s2 per acre according to location. Below give the
monthly sales Of land made by the Company in Iowa,
from April 10 oct 81, 1870:
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All who have real estate for sale or 10 let,
and those desiring 10 purchase or rent such property
l find il 10 their interest TO advertise in TIE TRIBUNE
1t AGGREGATE circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper and in addition TO this administering TRIBUNE
viii be found not only in NewYork and all Its cities and
villages. but in every state and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be- as brief as will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscrbers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE DAILY
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals IN every
nees consequently advertisements in each
orc read nv all classes The TRIBUNE deyOtes especial
attention TO reports OF sales OF real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value OF its col
un,ps as an advertising medium The charges for ad'e
tisng are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE, 80 cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE " per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE IS cents per line About ten words OF
our vie columns average line Terms, cash In advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26
Mem Jcrsep Real gslaie for 6aIe.
: FIIzARETH-a TRANS DAILY leach

Ar FIIZABETH-j4 TRAINS DAILY leach
N v,vl Is minutes Lheyst for SALE on easy terms hand
some room HOUSE With g bath hot ana co Na, er eA
,on la m nsrly one vempored comfortable anl 81 gnt
s1n,, s1cs worth OOi win with carpets uli Arn At
$500 Inquire al West bASaueh D,po'' % A'''' - - ~ ~
N. \. POstOhce.
DEPOT being established at MEMO PARK;
"A 90 the j. r. ard T. Go Phlsdeqla - N T's ~ ia
The choicest iesious within q cs OF the Cy ia L's ~ ~ ~
fm 500 Z 900 Ca.b re gesier p2fiol OF an 10
vs profe the Office OF the hrNbO fh'N bAD
COMPANY Nos l55 GnG lj5 HIoiiviy, Room NO 49,
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Corporation Notifss.

VII =" " RtCEl,ER o TAIHt, COUnTHOu Pax, (
3! CBAsBsRs,T Nov. ], 1870
yU>O AX-PAYERS.-NOtice Is hereby gwen
80, cent will added 10 all unpaid the LIST Of
also an cent 90 December ID On 81
upnsd on January interest the Of IL per o.nt
rse1,ted ths DAY the hooks reos'i By the ne
~ T,,. 10 payment will b. added No nonsy VII ~
,h.T 2oe clock N. Ohos hour Ion "a o. p N
reet'eO ''s' wv BERNARD smYTH Receiver.
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h0p,0at fOef-C fGmbTs-By Judge brady
6tlsas sg Eruar. .r.tou coss denied ArhefEnn Agt
BE- ua4plHtor irr ct. Guie Blake oeL LaEsoa-eefsNee
sileffl. k,a.rf Ir.-lr r.- SO. un DEUEL. - $1,000,
b. Jl1r' Ctaos Nssespn sgt Tie haJ"In".ou yral1 anu
-, ordero sst Le,eigeorieT site4 H"'i ''''
az hoa1,. r,cI-Orssi sr,tisG
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Citp Rral Gsiatc for Sale.

NOR SALE "A snug, three-story Bk1Ch
UorsF In sod order modern Improvements and IN pleasant
,.giobood Possession mmessy. Apply on premises !SI E.
Fity-eighhst .
POSITIVE SALE of the ENTIRE BLOCk ~
handed by Ftave Central Park Madison ave- seventy 1nh
100 et y and Seventy comprising - BuI Lolo
Va t0 he Grand entrance TO Central faA foi
mi d,a statement this eA valuable property see sd'usemsn'
IN lpetion Column BY V. X. STEVENSON, son . 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26

Total sales in seven month, $3.50 % sl2ee)g sR 20 O
SALES rrior 10 April !. lgs0
including compromises With N DO al nsu 70 a-eio
Homestead. PreemptOn, and '''' - 49,
swamp L4uh cls.mGuis.....J
sum total Of sales In loSa,
Oc b. isiO......-......... T925s - i,2R7A n n ito
H. NebrJsks-From Apr ! 10 --
Nov. l. is1n...........s.... sea N 1850 sBbW
Total sales In Iowa ant Ne
brasia '............. 1871 u sIsiO11 % so d 80
The great majority of these sales are years credit
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POSITIVE SALE or THE ENTIRE BLOCK
ROI NDED BY FIFTH-AYE. Central Psrh) MADISON
AVE-, SgyENTY-EIGHTH and sEyENTN-NiNTH-
ST-.. comprising thirtyfour building LOTS, and facing tie
GRAND SEyENTY-NINTH-ST entrance to Central Fark.
This long been considered by competent judges IS the
choicest on the line Of the Park II The only whole block that
can be purchased Il adapted immediate improvement Filth
uye seveny-eighh and Seventy -nntb-sts are severed
sd the streets sides Of tie block paved with Neoon
or Belgian pavement The Mso1se running up as isr
Rghty-sIthst
Tho location high, dry and healthy, overlooking the
hapdsomest portion OF Central Park. Tie ale vii be
postiye.v Tho block will be offered "A whole at sstup
price shen II taken viii DO sod in single lots. The tile
ndspuisbe Seventy per cent remso desired on bond an
mortgage for five years. Each and every lot with each aud every
rear restricted, lot in the block on the north ahe
Of securing beyond contingency an mex
and eDifceDt improvements Parties
wishing to buy entire property before the day 6Hd for selling at
suction may apply 70 Dun, BARLOW d Co., No aS Broad
ssyi or o the Aueonee-,
VIZ. STEVENSON, SON & CO.,
De-. -
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NBw YORK

PORT OF EBw -YoRK. ........................Sov 7a
CLEARED.
Ggo RsiH,SH Bead uyoo fsTr S renicn Phads gaS
wsisce Pbaphai ocsrOra Reynolds Baitmorei s. F. Phelps
shpSaIGe Watts nev) Bye IvcrpOoi Louis Walsh rendc
ercn southampton Golden Fleece Rhode Bsrbsdoes Josie Mdree
hTGn Rep h c6sooe Lisbon" Victoria G@cs Iuou
Seirs-Hecn H. Dvyer. st John n b. va MGTeT Keen In
d,no lavacca or,etia Boine Richmond julia nscte
Duntc Hsor Island FaVu Baker Baltimore g p Goodwin Water
sicop-Msy Elizabeth Williams Nev-Hsyen
ARRIVED.
Steamship Britannia Campbell, Glasgow Nov g. and moyt lo'h
BsIk R. II. Purpgton Grossley, Boston days ballast
schi Julien Nelson, C,vler, GEORGETOWN DC.
LOCKWOOD ST. John, Wilmington NC days naval
Scar Curtis Tilton Nichols Savannah dsys, lumber.
Sehr b J fsluer Smoo Georgetown c. days naval '1
scHooNERs-RlyEB AND CoAsTwisE
F Fs HsPs Ss Sea.,,n Near 4 FsIt,
Bralos. Portland. Ct r. r Bsnerd Portland Ct
John B. j Sd Provinceowu Julia A. Richardson Boston.
VIM. D Hayers Providence. Tgnis Bodiue, Providence
i sI 5' Sastsp,r Gen. 1 Wsin s RleSo
MigaGso'S hia,h9o ArPyga,se El f
]. H. Yeomsns E,ai'ttpo. f A. Anderson BilabehIort
nec F tpat R Wilses. F.sethpor
Sc impede Virginia Isaac Hickey. Virginia
sea Bird Virgins MARY l. Lunt, Virginia.
Victoria Virginia C. & Dickens virginis
EHr. 4 Gra.m, Fan River !. 6. Craig Roellsni
NOrNaIk. ID. Nelson, POrtciese
Fors br feport. Circle. Connecticut River
Charlie & willie Ssg Harbor. NJ. Van Buren,, NorWslk
Amos Briggs, Bridgeport Excelsior, Hartford
Nadia Jaf.-. New london H.. H. Wilson Providence
ID A Etr--. pr,vilerec ". ID. DAVIS Providence
Jane Gtdtepor. Success, New-Lon4ou.
J. G. Chew. Taunton John Warren, Providence
Jaucs He1ry. RocIlaud.
WIND-Suusei s. W. clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoTeN NSy 2Ay .e9asiPs Iensrgton from 1 sa,s'9ah
Croa,o Loreuo on GOubug; b Attic Darsee from stock
holm; Clements. from Malaga.
FoaTErss MONROE Nov 25Passed for Baltimore barE An
from Liverpool
DISASTERS.
The steamship Francis Wright, Russell from NowYort Tor Havana
pu having eyrecuhel heavy
weather IF Cape Hsas where she lay to for 20 hours She will 60 to
Norfolk for coal
The bc Charlotte Buck ElHdge Auu Mex for New
lork With about half Of MAHOGANY making haftOt AZ Che
pec Sept o. aground by the mstasing the channel
uiL leaking badly. Capt T. hsd gone TSmpicc
With lee, her
ashore about hgN watch IL Point Judith heading Et
@ @ was breaking her Oh enesay afternoon he topmass
ard iiai DON
The ,ch Jc Collins Grsy which Newport the pc,
from Port johnson Fr1ug ses tie night while lying A. The
Vh filled sh water and the tide ebJs and 1ovs through her
WuNSeroS y. G. 25Tbe ship Persia Of Bath nom
orleans Toy Liverpool Will Of ashore FRYING Pan
shoals oa lursiy morning. strong T. wind blowing i
encouraged fte hop ita flc would be- gotten Of Her estimated
o. be- worth S5 Al United states cater end
1 ,e gone 20 % asture The Captain that be p IL
i o- -ie V0 ul. Ei have into for rlA
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Gilualions Uaute0-- Alales.
Eelp Wanleo

A GENTS WANTED-To SELL WHEELER
"a l. WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES Wagons s-i.Arl DO
capital required Address vi,h reference PA lRsON CAtfkS
TER 321 LacksVsrHa-1ve, Scranton, Penn.
ADY AGENTS WANTED in every town in
- The Uute1 States, sell article use efess By es seed
FOR crcuAr JAQ -, III ni'~.s.I.-
1AA EXPERIENCED WEANERS wanted for
sbOO dGerent States; renA E-sIs@ r-f.r5l Apply
PIERCE Co. Bowling Also ~ spoilers AMI Ninders
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,,,,,IrrnK AIMANtr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC; ,n
IA g. -. -. 4sJs Moor sts'-'.''' 90"
''''' ' sIes .srsE DAY IA
k.,a u.a, me-, Co., ~ Heb oss '"' i'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26

PASSENGERS ARRIpEb
tEOs GIAsGOw-Is steamship bntsHs pa, Ao'' 80 D ~
" A. Les NJ smith, 4. keKisBeJ hiS ~ "'"'''
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Gitn l1roperin 10 fet.

TENO lET-FoT business purposes, one largo
CORNER ROOM tDr5 with Refining raug
r97G loor 81 Booths Bulldog" Of Twenty tr4u
,i1ib-ayo Apply on IL premises
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COURT CtLESnAR-1Fs Dtr 49,,
toysl 25Ihe following iht H' "a
s.sf 'Of Sos ~ g. tg o.. "a. 81, J. r. a. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-26

S. DINGKK, ADctoneer
GREAT AUCTION SALE
IA VALUABLE LOTS AT FLATBUsH, LII,
BEDFORD and yRRNON-AVBS.
near Prospect Park ~ minutes from ferry,
On THURSDAY, Dec. q, IL m. the Grounis
by Flatbushg just ou Of city nit
ESCAPE CITY TAXES.
Near business CENTER Must he q Speculation
l sngly liz 10 blocks Of from is TO ~ lots each
Term, per balance three equal annual pAmens
AT YOUR OWN PRICEs
Ryery lot sold the highest bidder All Who desire to
examine the property before sale will take Fatbu ears At FULTON Ferry
inquire At RI ANS HOTEL Adjoining The premises
Afo' ~-'' '"' 'D "'' DfSGER, KETCHAM L Co..
A..
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printine.

WEN. EVERDELLs SONS, 1O4 Ful5ol-st.-
w LTHoGRAPHlc, STEAM JOB PRIMERS M LABEL
sANUFACTuREhS.
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DUBLIC SALE of COUNTRY SEAT, MILLS,
and PARM Ia large Mercban, Mil with Of bur
hOe pO-e 20 Acres Of Land renements and al other
manufacturing $50 barrels OF -four
connected with the railroad by drg with platform scaes
No "A Gn sni Saw MIL us horse saterpoWer " Acres Of
Isuh Dwelling House and the usual Out Buildings
81 with beautiful Country Seat Farm House
three Barn Milking Sheds Carriage House Stables
Henr House Gpery CASH and all otter fixtures suitable
for Residence Grazug Dairy Farm. There
his ract -t and fall Of g feet. These
propert side Brandwne Greek at Chsdfs
Ford Philadelphia Baltimore Central Railroad where
Wilmington Reading Railroad the sane about - NILE
from Phadep ha 10 niles Wilmington Delaware The land
4, not fertility Eastern Pennsylyana
Sale No II O'Clock THURSDAY December ],
D. Conditions ss-Ne Chester, Pa, Nov r. liIn
PHILIP T. sHARPLES,( Assinees Of
WALTER HlBBARD, bGeOrge Brpt0u
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3onro anb Rooms.

pOARD-Elcgantly and freshly furnished
- ROOI5 Fifteenth st. a. moderate pe' Tor s'A"'
lsni7; rei.rsacc gwen All required
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
y loccuas slg,rs from Worcester to spnpEs Boston
?. ROGERS PuIre.OT
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Sales bD Arl!lon

Gro. A. LhAvrT. LRctlonser. - ..,o,.,
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLlNION
Nd FALL Astorpls,. sBd B.gbth,- LEANITT SlREBE6B
Co. CoNsGNsEs1s LsRARzs CATALosuED AND SOLD
4. MERwIy. Arct.oreer.
pY BANGS, MERWIN a. CO., Broadway, cor
- HhLsse. % Books WORKS y Art F,ncg Good iarpafe &c
FRIDAY and SATURDAY, NOV p and 20 at O'Clock toL
LECTION Of VALUABLE BOOKS. including he.iss choice
Miscellaneous Norks those relating 70 AmTn HsOrT lev large
Paqer R,pints many ernendvely Illustrated works ETC.. &
MONDAY AFTERNOON ioV. q, az o'clock o.,
A LIBRARY or CHOICE BOOKS comprising and ysluAhe
collection the PINK ARTS and bes1t
fully illustrated
TUESDAY and "WEDNESDAY, Nov % and 3d. Al 1 o'eloef
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS-GeBeral, STATE anu Local Hhstones
Bograes Sc Also valuable works Painting AMI o;OeT Fns
Art
pY JOHN II. DRAPER a. Co., AuctioneeTs-
Up The Delaware Lekaanna ard Western Rslros Company VII
SELL 5000 TTEs SCRANTON COAL at pahhe Anctoa WE'D
NESDAY nov 80 a. y eocA aoon 81 % Esch Igetlaee
SAMUEL SLOAN. President
MITCH BULBS at AUCTION THIS DAY
~ at n YOUNG & ELLiOFTS, No. 9 JohusL ob0oe
Of H. sut Tulips, CrOuses, &c. IN quantities % SUB
purchasers
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Gorrirn proprrin 10 fst.

mo LET. for SALE. or in EXCHANGE for
Ct, Profs-it-On FodhaH N ghts nsc:,' IRON -'I isd
con 90, Lto COTTAGE coma Eisg roo1 tteses cellar
r.-.a a. P0s,s,sou iunediAklT splendid Location Apply
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