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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-30

Virginia papers say that the ,powdd
tanks found by the wreckers in the CoJ
f.derate iron. clad Richmond, now lying
thirty or forty feet Of water on Gnamal
Bluff, are in good condition, and the p0s
der IA dry and ready for use as before
submersion, six years ago.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-30

H,pERN1A INSURANCE. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Ill h. found a notice from, this company,
announcing its readiness to issue , policies %ss
go If the President, Hugh Mccfoskey, in
800 90 successful management as has been
.w;tnessad in the case of its namesake' the
Hibernia Bank.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-30

Ladies and gentlemen, allow N,n me eO sS
pleasure of introducing to your d knS
thing which ss1 Tsfss a u sSdopins ssss
:gsSSks the S SSSs 1 HSee
great alse51a" and the trump of Fame, ~ The
iO1S Il ONE me- nightly dSs%saf el.I ssay
endS OF C % = 70. lambert, while consighntsc
n nSRPiio many Of the tight shirts which lew
much suffering.
Highest on the pinnacle OF f Am name
The traveller there shall see t Ls,st
or that perfect and peerless smart"
Always known % the ID. a.bSt's 50,
CMoRUs-"That's so: boys' ths FL D.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-30

The Wilson Improved: Shuttle Sewing Ma Ma
chine tho frat great syccSss na S eetabiSHed n
ehe machine Of the people MSPsy ssHSS
h,na obtained by simpy purchasing one OF tnese
aimpe rapid effective and perfect machines. ~ RnT
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-30

wr;ts IN the Western Gun M uns'
burg, Pa, for price hS'" Va
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-30

Attention is directed to our sp9.'-
dunn.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-07-30

TUE French ELEcr1oNs.-The contrast
between the number of SURFACES given at
the preceding ballot to some political ee aa,i
brities and the support they have received
on the present occasion is most strlhihs'
Here, for instance, are FIVE cases:
February. july
Victor Hugo. 1oI nm l14O00
Cambetta- ,9I oO0 5000
Lockroy. - SSs nm II 900
Ranc ------.-- $4,000 1900
F1ouuet. w. -
t. ia true that q considerable number o.
their habitual voters disappeared WIN 1nh VI.
G Coz mn 1est P bq NJ wi Victor Hugo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
POLICE TRIALS.

prosidept Bosworth yesterday listened to 81
..,,nIaipts against policemen Patrolman Thomas W.
,p az the Fifteenth Precinct was found seated oy
- a, /, stable instead Of being duty in the street
stosf"S--of Pafrplueu Timothy O'COnntu and Henry
r. The Tgeuv-frst Precinct talked together for IS
nrts while on post duty President BosWOrth warned
n rs mat he rules with reference to talking,
tir down or not being found on post would be rigdy
enforced If oueha Of the force were dismissed III
consequence. 49, -, . ,,.-., ~
enct was found Of post IN quorsore Inc oneeT, IN
Seerso said that he went in awaken the bartenders
TIE ROupdsman making the complaint denied TINS, ana
sad hat the Officer when found by him IN the nguor
sfora sLed Him not make charge As he the OHceIl
6sd a igrre family dependent on him. Referred.
Pafrnrnaa CSNeil Of the Fourth Precinct allowed q
prisouer 10 drink in "a distilery Referred.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
-,r AMERICAN BIBLE soCIETY's WORK

Tho stated meeting OF lIit bVoAN va
"a AZ the Bible House. Aston place on IuurS,'S
~ vice President William wbitlook, IT., IN tno
-. r5ebt new auxlaries were recognized OF "H0n
So arc in Alabama, two I'm North Carolina anu '10
-, g., south Carolina. Mississippi. aud Texas i NJ,
~ ations were received from the Kew IT ,t, the
pn,cn with a statement OF the work done ~ NJ Milne
- from the depot at Bremen; rom AhuItS sieve OF
SUepos Avres whittier he had gone during nc ~ his
hs,Dfevideo with encouraging statements the safe
s,rt nom the Rev. W. n. BiGwe si1Nhs, airrisky
Vsl of the books from this society az aafinr the
s,hrra and from VIM 7. Harvey, HtN ,t- admission
rivsI nj the books granted Tor Cuna t tested.
c mort with the demand for them aie1y, Pble work
Ar eicoUraring statement was recelNe 10 ~ 49,
done IN Utah. -, u.,r ~ Numbers IN the
I,scots ian cu8p the New Testament - ne society;
NJ the O.d havir. been already pun ~ itfhew in the
49, ~ r1l.Iigh the ChadeaD Cospt = entered into
FitCsf dialect. aud arrangements ne A1erhiian or
a. fI of the script Fts IN ~. ,orsru mart
a-ace. spoken IN an ~ ~ IN Scrirtilree
- pers-o and the translation OF oI..iioere5
-, a. kr0rli0b dialect. was foir Tp4uatrel
c-rts NJ books were made 70 w VI Cicir1aT Younr
1rSsGon Ws.biugfon. u. c. 20 to 80 tbs Prestvte-
49, ls Sogirfv ID supply solUcls 80 ~ "a Ornhan
~ ~ Home Missions 10 VIZ tSiai
To- s'ori.ston s C.. 10 the Met1os. I 20
Asyun, Ian, Ga for oolored people IoI s.ISl.e
Ch.AS % f.rs ru ports; ana 70 tue 'setl,g ~
NtseIs hcle number Of volumes Sithteu
Eldeo Io sised letters for the blhd Wa utl, aLu
nv amounting 10 1913 s. DeSldes SoS inuLc
other ~ he Chsdean Gospels in The Ekoosh diaIee
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT oP NETWORK. ..................'..PrB J.
CLEARED.
ps-Burops AcDond Glasgow Taber CromAe Liverpool
Anercan Union. Chandler. London.
Sip.-Gosoen Phlsde phia Yangsse Smith London
Barks-Ssuners Fro C0runuu Esther and sophia Van ahtcn
Jolns Moore Liverpool VIA Queenstown Bounae
on REYNOLDS Palermo
Brg N.tsano jarvis MaEAiHa and Trinidad.
SchoorersR A. Ford Carpenter, - J1hui Gilman ~ hg ri
Kingston JAM. kJlu. JaVFr, II JOINS r. MAI!
Gr~nieaf Baltimore AzC ard Lanrs hclolo bsfseoi lIeA
el- Honduras, Charles 8 Webb Rowland, Geofseo"n
ARRIVED.
Steamship Volunteer Jones. Philadelphia, mds
Ss..ms1p Leo Dearborn Savannah Fen. l. mise and
saasmp Prsuco Higgins, ~ George bemnd@ Jan 81 ase
nd pass
Thought Of Ipswich. GIgon. st Achseis p Jays Ht
Bars j. T. 10 brook Deavts. Havana 10 DAYS, sugar.
Village Bell OF Bocksud Rove, Aux Cages q DAYS shl IRON
InAgua u DAYS coffee and l,Cwoo1
Rsrk Magnoia Brown s1iquc Oct. a. nitrate Of soda
La-ahe 0f Bangor Thompson Bordeaux Dec - dse
Bari Lucv A.. Nickeh Coin. Havre 81 DAYS ballast
Knut-og Eveuea Czrf = iays railroad 70 orif
Hhr s. l. Lrr.t Fall River Mdleal Para 10 dss rubber.
Schr % Boston Barter, Turks Island u DAYS. salt
Bng nd0r n. s. Lockhart. Curacao l. days mdse
Brg Warrior o. ST. K.tt, Psrsou 81 kits Il 1ags salt
Bng Angela Leighton Carbaren II aays, sugar
Oliver PANEL. Port alruc5 " days coffee aud wood
L0nisr Nest0u. GRAY IaEuna hsL, p iaTs OgWcod
srhr Mahe p Staples. Corn. NeE Oreans Jan 2 sugar
Aluic s. Bergen. thompson Redmond ~ da's muse
srhr q. r. MoEry. Baton. P0r Morris for Galveston.
S-nr Breeze Oyert0a Domingo City l. DAYS 0gVOOd
Schr J " Fisi. Gardner Pori Morris for Galveston
sCHOoNEhs-RITEE AND C0AsrwisE
!. l. hrEt0a, Virginia y H. Aucli bSltinoIe'
uhchaEd Pverol. AeNantra-
FOREIGN PORTS.
LrERPoo PEP 2-Arrvsd suiPs ssfa, from EeWYork Jan
KAssza ON CaIvr With ~ bales
L,snoN steamship Caspian, Cayt from
Baltimore Jan T.. arrived Al Ii erPoo to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
THE PHENIx BOILER EXPLOSION.

Coroner Young began an investigation yes
terday in the case Of Benjamin Cunab Who died from in
jures received by the explosion Of the boiler of the tug
Phcnix of sandy Hook Saturday last The only vat
l,es~ examined was Andrew Myers, one Of the deck
hanis who is at Bellevue Hospital receiving treatment
scalds caused by the explosion He tesuhed tha ne
was on his way down get cup Of coffee when
the explosion occurred and he was thrown INTO the va
ter: the damaged boiler was examined by one OF lne
months ago aud reported 10 be ia good eOudltOh
tie engineer is "a con- ctoLt, sober mau. -,
As tut boat - nov raising by Vrccklug company the
Coroner decided aai0nru the inquest Hntn the boheI
can he examined by experts, ana lis condition re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Friday, Feb. 3. 1871.
The market nc the Exchange was without
interest and the attendance very small Next week
number OF important sales announced and an active
business is anticipated. At private sale there Is lair
demand for desirable property and from present indca
tons a larger number Of arst-elass dwellings VIII DC
erected during the coming than for several years
past In the vicinity OF Central Park number of houses
win be built Several contracts have already been signed
and work will be commenced az soon a. spring opens
But little has been done yet IN the on leases
brokers report fair inquiry for dwellings al moderate
rental and rule DO not think any decline ID raEs
will he made.
too early in the season ascertain the feeling IN
regard 10 rents Of business property as tenants Do not AZ
q rule make engagements before the lst OF March: -
seventhst feet east Of Fifth ave- for so and mas
since offered $1,000 also, lot on the west side
OF Elghthaye, between seventysixth and seSehth-'H
256x1O0 for $4,000.
south side Of Sixty 125 feet east OF Ffthave
100 feet from Madisonave, full lots Tor 49, 500 EACH 10 De
improved with irst-class buildings by Matthew b!IheS'
All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring TO purchase rent such property
will find TO their interest 70 advertise in The TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper, and in addition to this advantage,THE TRIBUNE
VIII be found not only In NewYork and ali It's cues ana
villages every state and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be brief as will
allow of the advantages claimed being made clear tothe
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
semiWeekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business profession consequently advertisements in each
read by all casses THE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
country adding greatly to the value OF ts col
umns as an advertising medium. The charges for adyer-
Using are follows; DAILY TRIBUNE, 30 cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY IsIBUNE q per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Is cents per line About ten words OF
wide columns average ne Terms. cash in advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.

Tbe foreign nails viii subaons February follows
stations and $50 ana At so ano
q 85 a. 10 G and n % 7:l0 a. m.
SATURDAY. FEB. 4
Nsrnw Pa6e and Central Amer
boa Ports steamship Rising star ron Pier - " X close st
Post Once ~ 1900 II. Steamship sails a. i NJ.
and Liverpool steamships
Antverp Pier &C. n. R.. close AZ the Postnc
Il3O Supplementary Nal letters Only made
Per No 45 n r. and closes a. lie Steamship sails az
Jan letters deposited in Supplementary must be prepaid with double
DOstzge
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Al AMI Dali R0AD

/ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
IL WINTER ARRANG BhEsT.
ser MONDAY OCT "a 1870. Trans vail cave JAnes'LP
follows
$3.50 m Greenpor agi Ssg HAroor.
1880 N Northpo1 Way Tran
300 Sag RrbOr ard RVeraead Express hsoagh to Green
port Saturday nights
p. NOrthpor Erprea
Hampstead " Tsin 70 LAMP on satauay ngnIA
D NJ NOEthpor Way rrafn.
Az branch Hampstead Suny trains for hosn
Gn Locus vsly HoEsyue Harrington and N9rtno cave
Huntar II m. D N } u. bAhIOh SupA
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p4SSENcEPS ARPLTFD

IRON SAVANNAH steamship Leo Feb ~ n Pratt h-s
Cunningham Jae g Wells and wifi, jos Bo"es MS
H. Gorham j. VI. Carin Rbt ATKINS H. B. dalstl
F. d. Allison. F. g. Hsrr ngiou vie and child e. =
Gs1cHe Aruoil. j. Y. Lambert Ssmsel Hart hdwd HUI
FRUM BERN DA-lu steamship Francesca Feb Sd H. ont
ernSre Hmuond Mrs HamHon NJ : Atwood Capt Marker
vile, capt. Anderson. and IN the Storage.
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Coma 3slano Real Gsiate for Sale.

a COUNTRY HOME-Ffrshing, 20 minutes
~ from Thirty ourth-st modern Houss all the eouveaieeo
reen outb1ngs eomplet. orer pnes
low terrns Easy. Address K " LEANiIT Co, ls Waist
TOR SALE at USHING-Beautiful RESI-
Il DENCE psror library dining bed bsh-rOon
Frsr ke tgi rronpd 70, lfgrO from
ocstlop uusuulssei JAMRs b. Parsons "A Piss-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
STEAMBOATS, and RAILROADS.
iFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
~ NORWICH LINZ
nSS c6rs T'I8 S and
sla,s Pe ON noan be new and sAneh steamers
CITY or LAWRENCE and -
CITY or YEwLOSDON.
Pin T sd STS s5l s9S s1if %s e.. O'Clock " ne 90"
For Nee London ant Sereh there seHsecny with EIp ian
~ ,Hd Boston Hait'ort and Bio Railroad 10
For 5-oagh tickets and rates Of freight gy ~ h 0Iee ri, ~
'i S:s i ToSs Oct 49, loso d d. ''''''' -
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCE, BOSTON, WORCESTER,
"a p. m. from Pier a. \. r.. foot q Robinson.
p se' "a, l1,s \. % BSSroS - TO PRoyfBESCs'
Febt Al ~ rates Connect al Providence win oon and Prov.
end ProS worcester R. r. for al important Ea -.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD cor
ID ISpEPESDENT, LINE for tse NEST SOY = Est nd
AMBoY RAILROAD Perl North River sBd INLAND PROPEL-
LEs ST P f SG s. s'i , ad : and rom
Of Corlandti privilege en- route "bNI 81 P 70 "sstiag
TINS 'pp'''un'" ~ C. W PgRyEIL General Agent
OENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSET.-
I Passenger Freight Depot New YORK. foot Of Lbet con
meets sonrrie WITH South bneh Ralroad At Hampton al,on
WITH Dsawsre LekawsBns and esera Railroad At falo
Win The lei q and sasgeaanaa EarO'd and At E,,g' NTH ,
burgh West .hout change Of also to Central feAH
-'' ''' AIIfxT2TSS .IS5 70 TIE VEST
sSm%tnf Fog n fsaa Eoa Beahen Niacb cs wilkes
hare PiOn aahanoy City Mt Carmel Ha1eon Iankhanaoek
Tosanda, WaverlY. &c.
7:fOA m.-For Eaft0n- . ~, 4,
ga m-WEsrEKs daily Excerpt Sunda-s for hasto1 AZ
ntovu Harrisburg and the west Connects at Somerv or EN-
ngOn Junction or So1dsbug Water GAP scranton gaH 595
syr.crsa Sc At Phipsbag Miuch Chunk Nkesiare VII
Transport Ens Eaon Tor Mauch CHUNK hahanoJ CITY NJ
Carmel. Wilhmpot, Bne. &c
a.. m.-WaT Train S0mervile.
l2u-Fo Femn.t1n Easton Allentown Msuch Chunk Manoy
Cty aron Wkesba Reading Coiambiai Laae4ssef bpA4aS
Potsvlle, Harrisburg, 6c
D.. m.-k0r Easton and Allentown.
800 mFo Easton Allentown Mauch Chunk and BeiViaee
$3.50 D. m-Por SoIservile add Pennington. 90
-CtScINNAr EXPRESS, daily for Eason, Bethhen, wen
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati steep
and Palace Pittsburgh aAd Chicago Connects ~ Junction
with Delaware Lickwanna and Western Railroad Tor Scranton
5:i5 o m-For S0merVile.
m.-Por Someryhe.
,. m.-F0r Eastou.
. m (Rmgrsutl-For Eiston.
9.4p. u.-For Plan6eld
PAufeld, wednesdays and Saturdays
For Elizabeth ssh 7.l5 TO 80 900 go 1000 J. -
AMP m 100 300 35 33) 400 40 4:i5 Sis $50, 5:f5,
600 600 500 80 800 8.lO 800 $40 l0:ij 1900 p
Tickets b. obtained the Office The Central rs
road foot Of Liberty u and the principal hotels
and ticket Offices City. K & KICKER, Superintendent
BALDWIN Gen. Pass Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

Brooklpn Zeal estate tor Sale.
TOR SALE-A 3-stOry, high-stoOp brick and
HOUSE M good 1oien Improves ma ~
premises - CArrost wet Of SOursi f o. bot 2tl
EOR SALE-A 3-story, high-stOop HOT Sc, IN
Rversonst Brootyp sOah EXCHANGE fo1 Country Place
q The Ere Railway
CPLENDID MANUFACTURING PROPERTY
- LOTS and substantial 1ek BUILDINGS thereon
Founde located Brooklyn snoui THOUSAND fee
desirable maniac
rurTe-e u together desIr eased
favorable Pull particulars si JOHNSON MILLER = Ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD.
MnRRIs IN RssRY nIVIsI0N

Depo View YORK and foot Of Chnstophers
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing hJADAl NOV.
EXPRB MAIL rRAIs connesaRg NJ Danvie with Boon
Chssser Bralc W eoo gIt T. X
AnOyer Nsa, Warrington With lie D. L. AID W X H.
Sap Stroufs1Tg Scrauoa Great Berf Bohantor ss
eufe all the LacsaSAnna boensoWg
and Delaware and Hudson R. ROtis -.
l:40 H. LRHIGH VALLEY ExPREsS rops a. Newark horrs-
town HackeJsoWu Washington Phips6g Hd EAson con
Phpshurg Bel Del r. for Bevdere &c and At
Eauop WITH l. v r. Bethlehem Allentown, hAach Chunk and
Wilkesbarre
4.iOD "a SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover With Chester K
At R. and Washington With D. L. and
". K z for ater Gap Strondsburg. aud Scranton
HACKETTSTOWN MAIL conaects viii Boontoa CSes'er
and Susssr Railroads ~
and $40 p 80
z:3O. Am, ani 800 y. -. 80.
M l0 2]O $40 4Io sSO $50 600 $40 800 and IL 40
m. -. o. "a ,o.ac ,t.oo
lI2 and Il:4O 200 go 3:1 $40 $3.50 4lO 4a'
so $40 $40 JJl 600 '6lO 60 .sOo $780, and ll;iS
Trains marked stop a East Newark
Leave SewYork for BLOOMFIELD and hOhICLAlk a. s% aod
n 100 N. and 2: 20. $50. $40 and 6:l0 p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT OF

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
~ CORTLANDT WEST PHILADELPHIA 30 snd 30
80 s. 500 = 300 ~ nighL For Philadelphia via Cam
den. and For BALTIMORE add WASHINGTON aud
TIE a. and The
SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST $50 a m. 910- ?. IN. silver
Pssc the go daily hfougb
Lsnhhug without For tue NE Prnns saniA Rs
Toal-gD m p " ?. Silver Palace ausclrd
through from New York Pittsburgh Cnca
Chicago without chsue Silver Palace attached 20 he
daily md through 1, Pittsburgh Cincinnati Louisville
~ Chicago without silver Palace attAebe
through Columbus Cnc nat "thoui
Of Jersey
Daily. tSaaIcays eIcrptetl
I.uuarv Y GeuFra Sunrnn
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Gin Real gsiaie for Sale.

Wild nEul UBhlR Dol OuH.
A -FOUR-STORY high-stoop, modern-fres-
~ coed HOUSE enlor6 Dot c feet Fsr'y ninth It
between A''' AID D''"d' = XVI ESGi sou Il P
CHAS. MACRAEs OFFICE, ground floor, 20
- Cedar, Nam conspicuous md Convenient PROPERTY at
fair prices readily di.p"sed Of
FOR SALE!-Fo SALE-Under the direc-
Ts e chm re S2'. md ;' ; 4 as teb & @
with and l8 let derth II re eusrt lot esnpts Er
Club rhest Conoert Room saie rents for ~
per night. The Gz-Is il syh'Hf improved
property seaaAss a. for business par
poses i'' '1''' aTSRi E0sfxBLArr. No as Broadway
TOR SALE-A choice LOT on Fifty third-st..
beEesn Pm and Aa4isos hrpSsl 20 by ssona
Wet Finy-drsi-si
PEasK G Bows DAysoS BsoVS,
Son n Lewis B. Brown esq Son ofse-art Brown e>l.
FRANK G. & DAWSON BROWN,
s6 u sSI4 Rk SaSK sRSH rs Br' ca Nm
NINTH WARD PROPERTY for SALE
Gour HOUSE and LOT SO III censtops oetIseP AaSn and
TUBsBAY fe6. Z l57l At u o'cioci noon
STORES FOR SALE.-No. rs Maiden-lane;
- S'' and Atlantic D''i SP'. T. CLARK No 10 w.u
u. REAL ESTATE AND HOUSE AGENTS
26 West nty-third-st,
DFyHIM 3. VALLEY
RENTS COLLECTED HOUSES AyD LOTS SOLD FIRE
INSURANCE
This coessuy conducted under ~ present rnage
for nearly thirty yesn q, -,
preos Ist connected ~, -ilS Rss Esste
Especial attention gwen 70 h To- o VII ts1s. and
sensnts ihus relieving Of numerous AnnoJas IN
edent to owning Real Estate N thu aig
To more hundred landlords for Of whom v. bare a'd
properly il 'l-' ut J. DRsHas a Co Twenty thrds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04
Gountrp propertn TO Get.

ITO LET for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
CJ Prou4rtTOn Fordhan Highs from depot sol %
from Civ nice little COTTAGE containing hehen cellar
gareu immedisteT Sp~ndd location Apply 70
koPPEL, II Ann-st
V'O LET or for SALE-At Elizabeth, COM
Portable llroOm HOUSES modern htngi; ospot; - minutes
daily; communication II cents per trp on hyo
line Of travel Inquire West Elizabeth JERSEY - Ssaos OF soa
C. C. Boz No IS s-Ohce SeE-fork
V'O LET-Rent taken in board, modern
built FURNISHED HOUSE 70 and ivs Ohs on Jerse7Cy
Heights. Address .. g.. Tnbuue Ohee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-04

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
suu nss ..... 7g7 5.2l Moon 500
SANDY HOcf 90. 653 Hell Gaze sso
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aOrse5, Carriages, Garnsss, &c.

PEST ENGLISH SADDLES-Imported by
- NELSON GrTff.
- .ln sl11re.
EINEST PLEASURE and TJotEng Harness,
4 NILSSON Cfun.
- ,HoU- qasTe
ZINE CARRIAGE AND ROAD HORSES.
FITCH CONAN 30 49, East Tsea.. .5II--r- p class
Carriage sud Road HOFsEs ra'ch~. rafs ar rge ~ on
superior stock bred and reared the central par ~ tF Tate
HAMs POPULAR PATENT CLARENCES,
Il Landaaes Coapes Llndiu Haress ssgIs ,D- ses 10
Carriages e4 less 20 ns-c Cor
FOURTH ASbu CADWAE
SLEIGH BELLS, ROBES, and FUBS.
y NEI.. Oy Guild.
20 I1au-ilers
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Grip Uauteo.


It. STEWART & Co. WANT LADY 10
"A. TAXI CHARGE Of their Chlens Dres- D. -tlent Ao,
,evera sALsW OMEN their LAes Ready Maze Dr D. yar-ni
Applicants us possess energy we'll age exp Apply,
With references Broadway and Ienia-s-
AGENTS WANTED tor Revised Edition
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T. STEWART & Co. WANT several
n. wHITE-wORK SEWE RS who wn he pad By lie Fcce a.
prices which rnsble experts IL Per HefE
Apply with reference nth ct entrance Breas ard tenths
A 7. STEWART Il Co. WANT AZ ener-
N. gre YoyNG MAN ASSIST tie CHARGE = der Lll-s
LBea Cambne Hsatkesehe Department Apply Ta ferecsa
Broadway and renth.t
A T. STEWART & Co. WANT az encr-
a. get YOUNG MAN ASSIST in be sALE5 o. ihT "hose
Ribbon Department Apply BY letter With NAME ahi Se'' sa@-
and Chanhevsst
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Clothing Department Apply With eeHees Broaiwag and leah
MAN WANTED who can WRITE and MEAS
vi LUMBER and Is familiar With Caone; Nods rore 81 ~
apply mechanic hard woods Preferred CAL Il 80 Washing
ton7t., III ~ l o'clock.
CECRETARY and SUB-MANAGER WANTED
- partly literary business; college graduate red n'si 70
an b. prepared y 4ke pecln ar nes'
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Corporation Notitcs.

DsPAKrsENr TaxEs ASp Asss,sssSTt,
No. y tHAaBKKssr NsvfOKk JsH Y lsIi
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that tue As
~ SESSMkNT ROLLS Of The Real s Personal Estate ne tV
asd County Of New od Ter The 7l VII he oIeu Tor INSPECTION
vsoa MONDAY Jas tsi. vi remain
anl the Jo dAv 81 Apn 1877 Inclusive fr he e7FOn OF sffo
eGnsSer Toe the aora rsa and erson
" Cpany ct ks~lsfA All rses hFhevus
themselves sggev make sFpcseu TO the Ic soaer aahg
Al, az onlsT OBTAIN The relief provided law
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~ DEPOT IN NEW YORK foot OF Liberty st., Nerh RIVER
% and AFTER January ~ lJl passenger iiaus viii run -
LEAVE NETWORK Fox BEEGEh-AVK AND MEN AAACM IA
500 6lu 1l5, 7.ip, s5 J:i5 9;lJ $50 O.s3 NJ y M 49,
goo 300 ,:9n. 400, 40 SEQ $50, $500 On TO" '' s"
TftVs NV yogK PoR wRyT BRRGgN-At 500 GO Tl3
a. l0s5A A. q 1O 4.y1 5.JJ 6n leo 800 lO.' 4 H.
K " RICHER superintendent 49,
n T. BALDA IN, Gea Passenger agent
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silnclions manie0--& tlales.

rVO BANKS. INSURANCE COMPANIES, sc.
Wanted en- 30 ren. RI iie Fce Auef-l7 7 0 N'Ht
or DAY WATERMAN. SURVEYOR o. e. cli 't . sfv
honet ami yobre.v required; uniostd tssa @ ADDRESS
r. D. PRICE box a. luDl.e OAre.
NVANTED-A SITUATION, either m the
w Of By y0gug married rapid anG Tar pen
man: has knowledge railroad mi 'oltfpag'
&c. references offered Adiess T. L. h. nbahe Oae
NNANTED.-A young Man of ~ years expe-
w 5epce in BANKING ard STOCK COMMISSION BUSINESS
desires situation; give good reference fgreL A4r'
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fjouses and farms nJanieo.

GRAZING FARM WANTED-In West Nir-
" gina Kentuckv. ren9se r,iosd ZOO 70 100 lesi "a
EXCHANGE for PROPERTY hour from city de-
pot fall Particular anil GkALhR Tribune Oe
WANTED TO PURCHASE-STORE PROP
w RRTY 90 Beskm@H-s John Mdenane or between the
A- y" ~ N A RULAsD K Co. Beeknaa.st