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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-06-16

A WOMAN VINO HAD KILLED Foun
MEN IS CAPTURED AND SHor-You have
heard, doubtless, Of the vivandiercs of
the National battalions. who have
marched brightly and bravely to the
combat with the corps. or with the men
who claimed their wild aud moro than
half unwomanly devotion. One woman
of this class, straight, tall, splendidly
set. with vigor in her face mud beauty in
every limb-she could not have been
more than twenty-five, aud she was a
woman perfectly mnde-I saw suffer a
frightful fate. Captured, I know not
how, she had killed with revolver. be-
fore her hand could be stayed, Versail-
list officer aud three Of his men.
She looked "out and out" fury, her
handsome face was black with powder,
her lips especially made livid by hnsty
biting of cartridges; her hair hung III
disheyeled tangles about her handsome
but ferocious facc, and her eyes. glcam-
ing with on overstrained courage that
mounted oven to madness, blazed def
ance on the red -breeched crowd who had
her at their mercy. will not linger on
the scene. Her hands were tied, and,
with her back ogainst wall, she died
pierced through and through with shots
from the rifles of NJ Thiers' troops. I
could not blame thcm-hut I could not
help being deeply sorry for her.
Paris Cor. London Times, Wny 6.
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DROWNED. Coroner Teft held an in (.
quest, yesterday, at the Etiwan Phos.
phate Works, over the body of VIM.
Cnssidny Duncan, a'little white boy. be.
tween seven and eight years Of age. who
was drowned 10 Town Creek, near by
the works. The poor little fellow. with
a companion, nbodtfout years old, went
TO the creek on grabbing expedition.
and fell from the wharf into tie creek.
His friend wandered back home. and
gnve no account Of what had become OF
"Willio," and, utter o tiroless search.
went to bed deeply grieved, the mother
weeping through the night. Towards
the morning, the survivor inquired why
the mother, Of Willie was crying, aud
when told because he could not be
found. he artlessly said, willie is in the
water" The mystery was solved, a
search made. and the body discovered in
the creek, with its face dowuwnrds, and
much bruised aud Grub eaten. Tile yer.
dict OF the jury was in accordance with
the facts as stated. - Charleston Courier.
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no TIE PUBLIC.

HAS the sale OF tickets in the Co-operattve'
Building Association has been go rapid, thus {.
reducing the EXPENSES OF the raffie very MAJ
terialIy. the General Agent has oonoIaaod,to
reduce! the, number Of tickets to- q. 600. ,AHe
this scheme was not designed al Jspecutaa'
ton. but merely to change the investmept,1 10!
moro cxteisivo improvements in the city 1t
ia hoped that the advantage in the reduction
OF the number Of tickets may bS readily. seen :
and appreciated: About one-dith Aof ths
number Of tickets have been already disposed
Of. all. DIR. E.Nw. WHEELER,
General Agent. Fey Box ss. Columbia. s. o. |.
juno is -
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Ilo IOjlOW1DG COmInuuIcatiout ni6ueo
'.Trutbs. We Andrin the Carolina, Spar
tan. The ]rticle spigntdWJJkticS" t9
which thesubioinsd islafeply, YaspuHs
lished Last week: & I, Y
Idyoua last we{k.s 4aqs'apneaMA 80
article over the signatFe OF ~ Justice,
the authorship OF which we do not. care
TO know. The politics Of genera Bates
John Gray Hampton, and "Justice"
might write ffom nbb ill dd6msday. or
until! he would SWELL 4. volume -to the d.
menaions Of Webstcr's Upabridged Die
Uonary, and :thsnA would h6t 66aHge in
,the least the Feopls's Knowledge 0f Kat46'
POLITICAL prqS7iviti58' = MoreoSer;; q II
the The ssliins % oE 1sates, "a saTRadioai Is aimoati ]
enough 70 jestify another horhi6ide2':
There coMd:be much .:said'hbo1ti tho II!
sal occurrence, bnt ras it wiz undergo "a
legal investigation, deem it out of
place to say Anything that mighttend to
prejudice the case, ip any way. Suffice.
~ TO say. Mr. r,Editor. you. gaze tie 90
o1rrenoaR q dispassionate and ,fa}f report,
whioh will be- sustained by the evidence
But, apart from that. there is good
deal OF gossip and soIhe speculation in
reference to an. occurrence which took
Piace adufing the night of the wake OF
the 'young Mr. Hampton. There were
two. young men. apparently DRESSED .iIi
citizens olothing-on dressed. ia, light
colored pants'and coat and light oolored
hat while the other, was dressed IN dark
oolofed clothes and hat, with ieach gun
leashed around their shoulders after the
manner OF tropper-seen riding up
and down the road, as though they we're
policing the highway between Bates and
Pacolett. They. we're seen to pass Mr.
Hampton's four or five times that night,
and the last time seen going down the
road towards PAColett, where there 'vere
two gums fred off between Ia fatd l
0'olook EARLY next morning. as some
were, rsturning home from sitting up at
Mr. Hampton's, between there and Mr..
Marcus Kirby 81. they found labeled
paper, marked FIFTY cartridges Win
chestep Repeating Rifle" The paper is
still Yh preserv rvation.e Aud in the mean-
time, between Ffiday evening late and
Saturday morning, 10 o clock, Mr. John
Vandiyer's house was broken open aud
eveE9Ning turned upside down, and
every box or the jIike broken open and
contents misplaced. '-:On Saturday morn
.ne, wnen Mr: ThnoAVer Iamliy re-
turned home, they discovered ball and
before. slipped under the door shutter,
with the, ball outwards. with the mani
fest intention that on opening the door,
the friction. thereof might explode tho
cartridge and probably kill or wound
the one who opened the door. Whether
any robbery was committed or not.
have not learned. There is considerable
vigilance being exercised in the matter,
it is said. with q fair prospect of Disco
yering the criminals. which in nil pro.
babilisy were those who appeared to be
policing the rond. VI, .,a
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/ LIEN OF NEW .ADYRRT1snHaHTs. /

~.
Lien OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ,.,..ytn :. /
Otclal Drawing g. @. a. en Il pDnsroae
AostetteHs. .6tonach Bittels.l; a;,r..e.. I'd
Asnew % pAly-aDissolu 4 .,,,,,.-:'E Il,
II. q. Shiyer &-Go. Ia Gard, ~. Oh, !
:! PP.vantweil.Nbh Teaaa y, "a. r7nec
I tfedottos y Sonr Hay.y rd slN -i.un.,.
Nike Hoksr-No.ice:.sg ..,ns !; ur1n".
Meeting Paimetto Lodge. ..a.. ,:dln,4r.
~ NloIlo@ B Co.-tKaap IGooLad on !,
- q. l.. AReferfield- Pavilion HoteA,Iira
49,, s. IT 80 =. q !IIw t1oJa: /
os!tn9!4t hAxf4E SuA1aEns oi the chaf.estopn
Charitable Association tor the beneat ot. ther..
Free School Fnnd:r, la, ,att ..o,,.,: :,
s. HAFFLE GLASS NO. 80. hi. yk,.,,
n. Mo'nsn9n. ..-.e:. -t.;. June 5.,iS7l !. c!r,
\. Ga l3 29-50-42- -5-54-7l- -S7-b1+l2-3:li 70 70
g Witness our hands, at Charlestoh thia lnthc.
dny 'ofJnne, 1871. BENN PROK, to,,s!z n,:-
"A l~is@ JAMES GILLILAND, & ;.s;. !.
Juno l6 -i'' Sworn conmissionars' 'on 4
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THE Fairfield DEPARTURE. 1t is
gratifying to hear from all sides that tho
crop Of Fairfield this year is 30 fur, take
it MI round, the best crop we havo lad
since the war; that it has cost, and will
have cost much less to make it; that Of
the expense very much more than here
tofore will have been cnsh paid down
and no credit; and that everybody is
confident that tbs cotton crop ut least
will bring fairer price next winter.
This is the style of departure" we be-
lieve in., Let us 60 in steadily on this
line, and political troubles will in time
disappear. While the Democratic party
are doing lis royal service ut the North
by letting the negro alone, which will
soon compel the Radicals to let the
Southern white man alone, let the South
keep aloof from any attempt Mt leading
part in national politics, aud fall into
line upon "the Fairfield departure.
This is a free country. Every man
and every County has as much legal
right as Vallnndigham to depart" It
is but justice that the press should pub.
lish such departure" and let the peo-
pie refeotupon it.. We coll the atten-
ton Of the State and of the Southern
people, therefore. to '.the Fairfield de-
parture. - IVinnsb0ro Ne,cS.
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Two Of the leaders, OF The Commune,
NM. Bealay md Teisiz,: who acted dur-
ing the insurrection as Delegate Super.
intendents of the Bank Of Franco and
the Post Office Department, have been
furnished with safe ccndnots to leaye
france: Their fortunate escnpe from
death is due to, tho intercession of the
bank authorities. Il
The Chinaman In California seems to
have become an object OF more conslo-
ration than has been usually extended to
him hitherto. The people there express
the opinion just now that tho Coroner's
jury who declared that Chinarnan
atoned to death by boys had come to his
death from causes unknown, let their
prejnlices run ayay with tho truth just
a little.
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Henry V, OF FRANCE. Tho London
Times. OF May 49,, in speaking of the
future OF France, s1ys that ''an impn-
tience OF slow progress, and conse-
quent resentment of compromise, con-
stitute the standing difficulty in the
progress of France. The yearnings after
order and pence of nation weared by
dissension and disaster appear Just now
to support movement in favor of Hen
ry Y, and it is even said that the Assem-
bly, OF Versailles .is prepared to accept
him as King. The Henry Y spoken of
is Count de Chambord, the son of tho
Legitimate, or old Bourbon, monarchy.
He is the son Of the Duke OF Berri, aud
tile grandson Of Charles X, who was
driven from Franco by the revolution Of
1850. which placed the Duke of Orleans
(Louis Phillippe) in his place upon the
throne. His fnther was nssassinated in
1920, while in the act OF hanlng his
vile (the Duchess of Berri) to her car.
riage from the opera house. Six months
after his death she gave birth to u pos
thumous childP who Inns since been
known by the title of the Count of
Chambosd. His grand father (Charles)
was the younger brother, Sc. called Count
D'Artois, of tho unfortunate Louis XVI.
who was executed upon tile guillotine
January 2l, 1893. It would be sinpu.
lar close to cycle of revolutions that
run back almost century, for the coun.
try to return to the House of Bourbon.
and to the very branch of it agains.
which they originally rebelled, and to
maintain which result they have spent
80 Innoh blood and made so many sacri.
fees. But after what has transpired.
who will be disappointed at any result
that may be in store for Franco upon
the cnrds of fortune2
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Notice. 'aia.:r.1
TlHE Administrator having ordered tie
Il closing mp Of my fathers estate, all per-.
sons indebted will save costs by making pay
mene forthwith to ME:, G. II. JOHNSON, agent, !,
at store Of .Ciflds Wiley. ~ ~ g
June 16E 8 ~ -t''' NIKE HOKR!i;
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MAIL ARRANaElIENTs.- The Northern
mail opens at 800 P. NJ; closes 7.l5
A. M. Charleston day mail opens 400
P. NJ; closes 600 A. NJ. Charleston
night mail opens $50 A. NJ; closes G. 90
P. NJ. Greenville mail opens 645 p
NJ; closes 900 A. Nj. Western mail
opens 9.00A. H.; closes 1.30 P. Al. On
Sunday Office open from to P. NJ.
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a New METHOD TO KEEP CooL.-If
the man is to be blessed who invented
sleep, not the less should he be honored
who deviseth the mode OF keeping cool
in these hot days. Such is the result
achieved by Littloton & Jones' Rocking
Chair Fan. Seeing is believing. Our
townsman, Mr.. JAS. E. Blnck, has been
appointed agent, and parties may pro.
cure these new attachments by calling at
the insurance rooms OF H. z. Nichols &
Go. The agent will insure not only
your life or your house. but he can now
further insure you ngainst flies. mosqui-
toes and heat. We, OF least. have been
cooled md refreshed under the balmy
Influences Of the new 'ttriok." ,,i.. :.
Persons in search OF health and the
necessary attendants pure air. good
water, and Acknowledgements at
mosphere, are referred to the card or
ths propriotors-M Messrs. Blackwood &
Oates-of the Cleayeland (N.C.l .lsnrings.
The waters are white and red sulphur,
chalibeate and puro spring. Tho for
mer are highly commended By medical
men. The railroad has been completed
to within short distance of the springs,
thus obviating the long carriage ride
heretofore requisite to reach these
springs. If you wish to push through,
you can leave Columbia at II o'clock p.
NJ, on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
by the Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusta Railroa1, coAnecting ut Charlotte
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sK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY JULY 81, 1871
REAL ESTATE. {

NEw-YoRK, saturday, July %, 1871. .
The Exchange was deserted to-day, and no
pablo faes were held For the coming week the sales
not numerous bat the property svoy desirable and
VIII undoubtedly attract large attendance On Mon
day. Anthony j. Bceckcr Son Co. will sell at legal
salc six ots-thrce Fnyoghth and three on Fifty
ninthst, rears adjoining between Fifth and sixthaves
Messrs. A. II. Walker Co. OF Boston will sell on Tues
day the elegant estate formerly occupied by Joseph r.
hnton, located at Darlington Centre, Rhode Island.
4. j. Blocker Son & Co. viii sell, on Tucscay seven
full lots and two dwenchous stores carragc-house.
barn, stable. ice house, smolohOuse, situated on Kent
ave, between Park ana TlushinC-aves. Beside the
ground occupied by the buldug7 ample space Is left for
the erection OF buildings suitable for factories, brew
cries. de-
johnson Miller win sell on the grounds, Thursday,
81 executors SALE the estate known IA the Col A. NJ.
Ward farm at lngeside, Queens, Jamaica, consist
ing If l75 OF choice land which there are two
dwelling houses and numerous Outbuidings. Ihe prop
ety has been divided into villa plots Of from two TO nine
acres each, and Will lie sold without limit a. TO prlce,
under direction of William J.. Wood, Amos Robbins, and
Calvin B. Camp, executors Of the estate OF Sarah Il
Wood late wife Of Col. A. N. Wood
A. ID. Meck jr., n Brother will sell on Tuesday, at
East Orange, NJ j. 81 welllocatcd villa plots; also,
dwelling house with II acres OF land Tie property IL
located on Prospecst. and OTanceave., and Is within
four minutes walk Of the railway station. Maps aud
railway passes will be furnished application to tie
auctiOncCTs
Attention is called TO the advertisement Of desirable
country seat nj Northampton, Mass, offered for sale in
our advertising columns.
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Aattion salte OF flea! cetats.
ny A. X. WALKER g. Co., AuctioneeIs.
H oar. No 80 W.nerst, lio.'on
ELEGANT ESTATE


On TUESDAY August 1884, st2 O'Clock M will be sold The 'le
E ee situated On Chacapacesset Road n harrington Centre,
aoie san nov owned aEl nl recently occupied ly joseph T. Man.
oh The style Of the tuBrs graceful and Il ncye and
~ iIbe paf0r with sliding sitting and dining large
chuaeose bathroom waterose; kitchen pantry sleeping
apartments CONNEXIONS c0se's and oemsut cellar which
mo sections for fuel vegetables, vine and contains excellent
Long windows open ron several Of the apartments the lower
onto which
rounding country the broad hsg dO with gals cked
ana whiewngd craft winding the enrad Islands cleaning
e sunlight aud giving AID nipple 20 the Kiss Of day.
buildings by lightning conductors and supplied
abundance u which II also conveyed the stable which
smodel for az aauy ard has
harness aud sleeping cGachman connected with IT,
mened cellar There nn the premises about two bundled fuit
trees hundred ornamental and Irye vegetable garden
Tie facilities bathing usurpa'sd, splendid beach being
within few inmates walk OF tie house.
The buildings win be sold with OF land giving the purchaser
he privilege Of twelve adjoining Pnoe which Will be given at
Tie sale
immediately following win be sold small COTTAGE HOUSE and
STABLE with about sir Of land adjoining the above
Persons wishing attend this sale Will take the 1910
the Providence depot. and BIS from the harrington depot,
which but few walk from the house. arriving Boston
early hou.
Tus literal $1,000 will be required Of the purchaser at the tine
Of sae
Photographs and further particulars the Office Of the
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IL foot Of Chambers-st and Of zid-st follows
lesve Chambersst A. II 3o
D. m daily New improved ORA wing Room Coaches
hroughtO Buffalo and ens0n Bne
connecting Hornesye with magnificent Sleeping Coaches running
through Cincinnati Sleeping COscbes tie
Suquehsnna Buffalo the $3.50 train from
Suspension Bridge and the train from Ne. fors to
Suspension Bridge and Cincinnati An Emigrsnt Train leaves
daily at 6:l5 p m
For Port Jervis and Way. 300 m. aud 400
For Mddeosn and Way at '730 aud $50 and sandaJs
only, $3.50 a m.
| For Odsvle and WAY, at 'l30
| For Nevburgh and wsy at 900 m. $3.50 and s:3opm
For SuJrrn and WAY 5 and ..
For Paterson and way Gas 10 IL '4' g. Sis eS
For RaekensaeE H.iae Spring Valley at $500 and i2:43
wednesdays and SataTiays only,
liz midnight. - 90 -
For Permont Tamans and Wsy $3.50 1880 1890,
ais 1870 55 1890 aud Wednesdays and Saturdays only
t2 midnight - l..
23 depot IS earlier than above time Last boat IRON I'd st.
Tickets Passage for Apartments Drawing Room and Sleeping
obtsne the chekag and transfer Bag
gage may Compauys onee al 52s and Broadway. IS
l2s and 81 Avenue Hsrem
Contest Brooklyn; lO Broadwsy williamsburg Dpots foot Of
Chsmbersst 2dst NewlOrs snt Long DOCK Depot
JERSEY AID Of the Agents at the pal hotel. Il.
spaly. iFoF Pennont snd Nyacs. fFoi haekehsnh
sni Hilsdale OILY
L. D. RUCKHa Ma 49, MA BARK
Geu'isup't 1871 Gen1 PassrAt
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=
HELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
II

. - . MORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISION
NV bhOAD OAJ"E LINEto Water Gap soaishlg scranton,
ois New YoTs foot II Barayst AMI Chr,ouhes
- AAkR ARRAAGEMENfs commencing MONDAY JSly H.
BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Booa,on Brsscb
rrn' directly THROUGH ron NeNYoTk without change Of
'ole' Al Dover with Ccster R A. Waterloo With sasseS r.
aud a. Scranton with l. and R. r. for Kingston Wssosc, Pits
ton. Ge.
l5 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connect tat Dsnre with Boon
ten Brsnh 81 Dover ca ter Branch Waterloo with suss
Tor Water Gap Sroubug Scranton Great Bend Bnghamion
and Oreso and Esson with Lhgb VALLEY T. T. for all points
1890 LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops Ssvari Morr,
town Dover waterloo Hackelts,own, Washington PhsHg snd
Essoni connects at Waterloo with SUSSEX Railroad q PhPsbury
q Bel. Del r. r. for Beve &C. and al has'on With l. v X r.
Tor BeAesm Allentown, Aaueh Chunk. WEesbane keans and
400 p M BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Vi. Paterson sad
Boonn cty through Bngbamion change Of
principal stations Connecting Dover with Chester r. r.
40 o. M EAsTOy EXPRESS connects at Dover with Chester
R. at Waterloo with r. r. and At Eaon sth v X Zoe
Bethlehem. Allentown Reading Hlfrs5urz and he West
1870 HACkErTSTOWS MAIL, connects with Boonton 'I'er
$40 D. N. HACKETTSTowN EXPRESS.
for h0RRISTowE st7:lS s;lo ll:o 1880 m, 2; $40 $40
For SUMMIT and intermediate station. $780, 77i5 9l0 1910
and ll:20 m 2:30 $50 f:2O, $500 and 6:tO p m. - -
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE $50 7:S, $40 goo 1910
snt 20 M, :lO $780, 800 40 49, $50 6'V o''o 90" SIe
For NEWARK 6:jo. 7is 7i5 $40 $40 $40 lo:io 1880
1910 40 $40 500 $3.50 600 .6:2O $40 800 $50 s:l3 AaA
HAS D. M Trains marked stop at Fast Newark. - 49, -.
Leave Nes.York for BLOOMFIELD and h0SICLAlR at I'D
Ps,se5se for LAKE HoPSTCoNG leave New-York st 1l5
1Eypre 1870 AMI 4lO leaving The Railroad at Hoys
cong St,ion with Steamer Stella" For bUDDS
LARE at 75 l2 $50 and 400 eaying ne Ral:rosi
at Ssnhope BY Stage miles For SCH0OLEfs MOUNTAIN
:l5 aud $500 L; M. $40 400 $40 and 30 p m baynz
WARE WATER GAP at 300 H.. and 400 N Por MCHFlBLD
SPRINGS aSa m. y SShOCH SUPPLEMENTARY
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Real estate 10 gtrbanec.

NOR EXCHANGING new Two-Story and
ar Vacant Lots in Brooklyn Inquire at III Beest Boosyn
WANTED, in Harlem, 3-story Drown-stQne
w UoISE in exchange for COUNTRY SEAT in Jamaica !, l.
D.. sIf00 NJ A. rutland & Co.. Beekmanst' N l.
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Cooperation NoIires.
DEPARTMENT OF PUGLIC WORKS, 2371

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS, 231
~ Broadway-TO CONIRACTORs-Propo incoei in sealed
envelope WIN Tie tile Of DC wo and The n1t Of he sisr ,PGo
TSEMENI), viii he received 90 Til off until Monday August ISL
at II O'Clock = ~. for the following work:
l. For paving Wi!ei between HyiHgon and IIonsohss with
Belgian pavement and laying crOsswalks the nectng streets
where Repaired
For paving Eineteenhs between Seeondaye Past River,
with Belgian pavement sul laying croswak At the interesting streets
3 For paving Treute between Sixth Tenthaves Bel.
gan psyneat and laying cosgaks at the nttens streets where
For paving Twen1secons, between Eeyentave
River with pavement aud laying cIossFaks al the interesting
s. For paving ti i between Le1ipgon.aye and East River
with Bn pavement and laying crowak at the ueecg streets
paving seventeh., Fourth Ftl-aycs with
Belgian pavement and laying oswsk az the interens streets where
paving Egty-ourhst between Third and A,
with Belgian pavement AXIS the streets
Tenth between sirtie,h-sts with
Belgian pavement aad g crOssWaks at tue nteIecng streets where
For paving Sogh Flsve with Gudet improved stone pavement
and laying granite crosTak al the nteene streets where required
For Scveniceai, between Ninth and Teuh-ayes.
H. For In ChutcL, betWeea Canal and LspensIdsts
in Avenue d. Thirteenth and Thr-
teeHth-st between Avenues and D.
H. in Fb between Thty6nh and Thiry-sIth
H. Fit-s!Ith-st between sixth
H. For underground drains between Nnethrt and Ninety lss,
bet Keen Second and Thriaycs.
regulating grading curb garter, and tagging Foryurth-
Il between Fn.-ase and East River
H. regulating grading curb gutter and tagging nLnndTei-
aud-pFenty-siItt-st from Sc1nd 10 Eiehh-Gyes.
M For from Avenue eS Eed ana no Fsgfhs 0nAn
FO regulating grading curb ami gutter Avenue A. from Sixty
20 for regulating grading Sixty eenths from Fourth to Fa.
H. For curb gutter aud asggng Fnyfr between secOnays.
Bsnk forms Of proros, the specifications agreement the
proper ,eope, Which ucos the bids and nioIa-
Ton Ic be- obiaaei On a lie ZION 70 he Ccar CLERK 1t this
ufre. WILLIAM n. THEED,
NewYort, Jals &C. 1871 Con1iss oner Of PabAc orks
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BrookInn Real Gstdlc for Sale.

TOR SALE-WILLlAMSBUR GH-A nice
tLre. stor BRICK HOUSE with gas and 81 North FIst
near seyeuth.si., IN complete re.alr Terms easy. -
W. GREEN l85 Folrihst, williamsburg
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Professional Notices.

CTRICTURE, Fistula, and Piles radically cured
y without cauc from business Impotence
Of the Geueraye Organs Diseases and D0me Of the Bye
Nose and Person HENRY A. DANIELS NJ D. la Lexington
ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-31
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~ AUCTlONEEkS AND
REAL ESTATE BEOKbPS.
No ~ N1ssAC-sT., COR CEDAR. NFyfloRY.
City Residence Lots Country and hoagt sold
rented exchanged Loans negotiated Ascuon Sales % Furniture
TX ENT-AVE., Br0oklyn.-A. j. BLEECKER,
IN SON Co. viii cell at auction TUESDAY August 1871 at y
O'clock Exchange Saesrom III Broadway ~ " m lots and
two dwelling houses stores csaghOue barn Stable, eehouse
ehouse &c, &C. situated Kenav between Pa1 and Flrh
ngayes, choice and improving property. Beside tie ground
occupied by the buildings ample space left for the Of buildings
suitable for breSeres factories kc &c Maat the sucuoneer ~
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