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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-07


Marion Harland, in Common Sense In the House
hold, page 500 says: For cleaning silver have for
year, used the lNDEXICAL SILVER SOAP. Besides
being clean and easy Of application, IL Will not
away the metal. will whiting chalk plate pow
der Sold everywhere, dam aulS
DIR. +. Morrill,, No. Bulhneh st, Boston, Mass.
Consult him in all cases. he IL the oldest and most cX
petenced specialist in BcsOn-thrty years prac-
tce. See his Pocket Medical Adviser Price % cents.
Send for it. deOp&wH o5
Geo. y. R0ppIn IL Co., Commisson Merchants
ana Dealers In Flour Corn, Rye, Oats, Malt Meal OF al
kinds Fine and Coarse Feed. Linaeed OIL Meal. Me-
chRniG street. %nrcnPt4r. Nsar AFT lam
MARRIED
In this city, Nov 6, by Rev c II LamsOn, Walter
Hathaway TO Adah Clark, both of Worcester.
IN st Louis, Oct IL, at the residence Of the brides
father, by Rev NJ Post, Moses Forbes to Virginia l,
daughter OF Henry Stagg, Esq. all of st Louis.
-----------------
In this city, NOy4, John NJ, son of W and Helen
Winch, aged yr mos days.
In Pembroke, II, Nov 2, Mrs Frances H. wife Of
Rev Rufus Putnam, aged IS yrs.
glem advertisements,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-07

FOR COUNTY OFFICERS

FOR COUNCILLORS.
Third District-Milo Htdreth of Northboro.
Seventh District-Elijah B. Stoddard of worce
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-07

Front and Church streets nldlms
T-f~f7si7-. 4.4Ha... ~. r7'
MAsss
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-07

BSth Tubs and Boilers Water Closets, Wash Bowls
WISH Trays Sinks &c &C. ntted up short notice. and
in thorough manner. diff iva
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AMI MINNESOTA
RuLwAY.-The completion of this Road has gwen 10
its First Mortgage Seven per Cent Gold Bonds an
established character equal TO any mortgage issue
dealt in at the Stock Exchange. We are prepared !"
buy and sell these bonds as any time at our bsnA-
ing-House, at market pree-thus placing them On
tho same basis, for temporary or permaanent i"''''
ment with Governments OF any othertecu1p'
These bonds are first aud ONLY mortgage =.
$4,000 per nile, based on railroad that mas We
SlO,OOOeand which commands, without eohiP,i'''"'
all the traffic of Northern Iowa and S3thefn N'n IN
sofa shortening the distance from sufaui 10 W"
cago - miles and 20 ST. Louis more tlPn " n'l'''
The net earnings are already largely ia eN''.,
interest ON the bonds, and no doubt eI's'S ''''
will more than double within the cnsul nS S.ai
A eont,.c, has h.sn secured with Ithc ChragA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

The bnsincss OF the Stock Exchange to-day
has been mainly conaned;to two OF three Leading SHOCKS
which are especial clique manipulation. Iu' n"s'
nrcnient of these has been Western Union which M
der persistent buying advanced to 4f and was very @
II il estimated that from 10000 TO $4,000 shares have been
purchased by 1.-The party" within two or three o'Ss
past and il looks If increase OF appetite had grown
Inv what il fed upon" for the OF the clique seems
insatate Next in point OF activity has been Lake sh"r
which has sold high 95 during the day NrwiOrk
Central stock and scrip have been comparatively uu'
and were fraction lower I'm the afternoon Tie move
mente IN other stocks have been OF minor Importance
hut the st. Paul issues especially weak under the
influence of Biz Hatchs circular No L. which is esIt
cally devoted 60 this corporation and perhaps, also, TO
tho decrease "a earnings reported The regular commits
sion houses continue 10 report stagnant condition {"
business and the only relief b the monotony seems I"
he the occasional visitation OF the Western Union
and Lake shore cliGues, which stir M the
Sin waters and iucite the guerrilas Of
tbe street 10 new ventures ia small
WAY Since the withdrawal OF the Philadelphia 'peci-
lator whose operations upon the signatures OF OtneI
people were so extensive Rock Island and oihtr stocEs
which were favored 10y him have been comparatively
neglected. but while inactive they are quite steady Mt
quotations. Under all the circumstances, 1t If Diheut
to state anything in regard 10 the stock market
which Is particularly new interesting; and
one might ssour the street today without collecting
any gossip which would he sufficiently Interesting u
Justify its repetition. The brokers viii have
good opportunity for rest tomoTTows holiday, and
may rappear on Thursday with new ideas ana fresh
projects Wabash OF which there have been eonsidera'
bic purchases during the past few days, went up to So
to-day. Northwestern shares strong and higher
Union Pacnc Is firm at 22b 10 2l5. The bonds are also
strong and high, first selling at s2t Incomes
72s aud Land Grants r. Pacific Mail was dull and low
er. quicksilver Mining Co. went mp to 49, lnVestineht
securities were duh and firm and Express shares steady
The following are the prices OF leading stocks to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
SUIT AGAINST GEN DIX.
LEGAL RELIC or TnU WAR.

Durinp thc mast day or two, commission
mas been sitting N this city taking testimony IN te o
sfP J. Marsh agt. Den. John A. Ai nlon tnC H,uei :"
A. foliows: In 1854 Gen. Dix, then commanding
a.. Eastern Department. issued an order 10
a., Ma Rensselaer,. conpiandant az the Al
Sayv barracks, to arrest Marsh n Bates. recruit
,n cents Of his city and take TOm them $3.50 send
;beu, Ia Fort lafayette Capt John 4. McCom Of the
itsth Regiment then on recruiting service ~ Albany
wae directed by Major v X to execute tc OidT ana ht
rather than he rcnt to prison paid the money demanded
slough strenuousy prot sting against c legality ot t5
act The order ~ Gen. DiN, II seems vas f"nndeI
,,ton the repr scntatiOuS Of soldiers enlisted
i6 Thu rity. to the effect that the money had
neon retantd rom them which statement MI. Marsh
srpies. Tic having closed GEN. DIX was sent Ia
tranee a. American Munster of course M pro
seedlings coad bee Instituted against him until ms return
soon. how the General ianded upon ms h1sNo
sojI MI Marsh commenced proceedings against hiIn
aud the viz doubtless hc tried 81 the June Nrcnt OF
TN supInc Court The CmnDsSon ON Thursday ook inc
t.stinloli, al tap AIcCoun who is nonresident, anu
also Of Major Van Rensselaer,. Tie principal and interest
aimed u,w amount a. the nice little SUN Oi si,t0J
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

The shipments Of specie for to-morrows steamer arc
estimated at 100000
Money has been unusually abundant throughout the
day, and IA cheap ut any time during the present
reign Of The general rates all classes 81 coai
eral three and four per cent though e" eXcep
tons reported nj i've, al which rate time loans -
ming 60 days could be negotiated on Government coat-
eral Discounts unchanged, and were ut the follow
Ing rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
fcnu leIan0 Real Getate for Sale.
nrsithcsicr Courtn Real estate for Sale

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
~ accommodating terms within an hour aud bali Of FewoTk
Neebesisr CesuJ 80 the highest Of cult
Of the land
splendid MANSION & front ~ feet deep, perfect order; barn and
hundred head cattle apple orchards and
sr az gne and choos fruit fronting LAKE. al in
order 4DsDt pure in all parts the 10
rop ge1eraBs establishment and health
passed lr atmosphere and adapted to veal lungs good
ho sud l = the cty will be taken
Thin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
. the pIiees OF leading staeks tO-day:
Coleman Benedict's closing quotations were:
Messrs Ward 4 Langeland quote privileges follows:

Central and Hnsoa Calls al to % cent bouusPts
"a. %, at per cent Hudson Calls IS days 95 50
Der cent bonuPus stl At Lake shore Calls ~
da,s 81 bOuusPuts 81 70 a. al cent Lake
shore Calls IS 49, cent borusPuts -. 10 "a
Der Psn Calls % days 5s 10 5 al per cent bonus-Pns
b 81 Pnl Calls IS days 5t 10 A5 at per cent
lonus-Pus 52i 81 Ohio aud Mississippi CAN
DAYS bonusPuts 20 to 55{ al PER o'ht Obo
and Mississippi Calls DAYS 70 to Dot cent bonus-pos S3 to
35t aty p Island Calls ~ days 04 10 0la Al
bouus-Pu OT lO7i cent Rock Island Calls - da, 100
Western GALS 1ays Il, "a bonuPu Il - ~ at
per cent North Western Calls Is DAYS IA ~ bonus
Puts 6t ~ Gl a. North Western Preferred ts 80 DAYS,
honrsPats 1851 % 66l 81 cent; North
Western Preferred Calls IS 87t per cent bonusis
Pacific Mail Calls, 80 dave AZ g. - At per
cent bonus-fu Pacific ha Gale 10 days ~
10 AZ az bounsus 81 90 433 at cent Cold Calls ~
Ia pee bonus Puts, O to IL At pr cent Cod
Calls 10 t4s Iii az cent bonu-Pus III W Ia per oAt
In accordance with an oldestabshed custom, tOmOr-
row (Washngtons Birthday will De observed as close
holiday and 40 business will be transacted al the Stock
Exchange or Gold Room, the banks, banking houses.
and public offices being also closed. The gold market
has been inactive, the dealings being small aud devoid
OF feature In tone, however, the premium strong
l1s d1ll which represented the entire transactions
OF the day The rates paid for carrying s. 81 and
per cent The rday's business mt the Gold Exchange
Bank was ~ follows: Gold cleared s25 O2O5U gold bal
ances, g. 1907 B57 currency balances, a,4s22 The fol-
lowing were the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

The state bond market less active than usual and
prices we're generally on the downward rho de-
cline however, was not marked in any case. though
South Carolinas principally dealt in and sold
from 50 10 5sB North Caronas GeOrgias ana h>.onrs
f..L .-l 1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
ADRIAN ~ MrLLrE. AuctoneeI =, co,,
ITO CAPITALlSTS-SC Kan ,sn YIN NoA l.

MlNES-PENEMPrOkl SALt FWs .I,II' n ~ a, ,nc,on
ADRIiN II MULLER. L. T. WILKINS no VIII 1T ~ & NJ
an THURSDAY Feb ~ Y oof ct the hIeh9hge ,h ~, 81
NJ P,trs, most valuable COAL DEPOSIT "onng hs VI,
scrsn, rpes grooriss and the vorhng OF au' r.
containing thickness 81 % e' W '''
hest 1uaIy 1880 TINS per s'Tt 81, cro.r
The ar from the Lackasanns hse 70 n, % ~ IN
~ rectangular 3i feet rJnt by JNO W AVV e' 10 ''P' ~
laias LS or lees. - - -, "a ,lo.. On The
linz ~ nj ftg At estimated - Containing wv
,er, have leeu thoroughly tested Parties under ea- 70 s'
Oo INV, on the adjoining okerd 10 lease tbt al 10 s p
TIM IN o.o ooo "a ~ 0O of
TINS of eoa but The will be made assuming only sh ts
2. per ay JOhtO 81 tens on uc Ns's' 80
nhaser a price per for his qlsnntT ~, NJ. q an,
ralt repibss for coal purpose The "Se o. e s. -, ma
- j., Tho mn Of tfe Town poay 900 by ~ eet lheI
inr bsn TOE width 81 the street, for 81 ~" VIII 9e lh9 W
80 - blort not,,n 81 lots selling u tbo't IA
io,iue 5000 ~ go each, or ahont -tOVl Ill NJ &
TIE Lehgh Su~Igehanna Railroad runs ~ fSn' ~ Uo
Along ~ ~no'e '5 ~ =. ~ ' ~, l'I'' (5717)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
CXECUTOR's SALE. .,on,orv

EXEGUlOh' oALIs, ,-, ppopppTy
III VALUABLE THiRDAVE. Pkofhni'
b. y. PkiRCIlfbD Aaetioneer - ..,.. =, T.,
~ orPvrssog sos Co sell at pnbh SUCTION !" ~,
s..,era No ii! Broadsa TUESDAY Feh ~ is.t oi4
% 20 near in the Yenty o. thr "finn
Union Depot Tor parseusr app a. ne 0 w; % r
No. ~ PBttL, OF 70 SA''A~ ~' NJ Thirlaye.
,.,.., EIGHTY SIXTH.ST. 100 feet sfle. seseref,
d. BIILDSG LOT south size bi2 ~
~ AK PTEr rom MADlsONAVk COMMANDING 'h' 'o""" '
se,Ifpf eetT Fr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
New-1ersrp Real estate for 1alt.

TTOR SALE-t Mont rlaIr Newe ,ar5 ,n n !, ~,
l. Tc nors and ieeT Kno'a 500 a. ,,e
30 Mgos1i fl. .g g on o t,log
and tne ssrr roI ioa Ds6', ao recou
re 1nSuhcd overhead sne, ,, penn @ ~ s season re
s c ~ %ics Iessin ,1 N'' '0' '
.TprIT FARMS for SALE--iood soil, healthy
Climate % miles philadelphia and near k,w;ioLl k,i'ro.d
h,nd"e and desirable Pam Il 81 are, wei o",i mesn neS
house sos'.. .,st To' acres in GastOcrs' ,.pG 100
90 i T, 30 c ,Sg sis g f Farm fs Is r Pam aiH
$3.50 ''''' f''" @i"2 iR%Es 1%oSios xs,yt
L,oR sALE-At Tenaay. on the Western
L sope Ps.sds rear he Nortaetn Railroad Of New Je,,e
GqSSin1t SH new ~d'to s:ose csc AMI stone
I'd bod a ... SG s i ss 2 e for f sa a,as
e s, gHS sT iI siI rs cK sS VS.. w.s
WM r. ANTHONY, on the pcmi-eS -
E0R SALE:1At Summit, N. j., large
.a"s VT. ss .c sy. is Si c rsq
AMI stable ehos,e t all Y eet ysy near ..r
Also Wills Of each viii ans yeSS Apply
70 Easust, NeVYOt
EOR SALE.-A handsome two-stOry and
Feset HOUSE ,n.,el GrOvett, s, william East
oT.es Ss1y %1,' ,s,' n rs III out ''N
Pmit aud ornamental Prce sl;dOo
Terms easy f''tt e SE Eia Co. No ls w. Se,re
IGOR SALE at Orange, n. Jan elegant
Il HOUSE and sbOu eight AcaS .it cu',' La'OiI, Grrn
san rom dep. good sidewalk Macadatei AMI lighted With
gas Terms easy. bDw AUSTEN ~ PearlFt
ElARMS-Fr1it, Truck, Grain, Stock, and
Bought Sold and Exchanges for New
York mi Niepbs Csmden property ROBINSON son be'er
Burlington Co, ~ J.
E0R SALE-Genteman' new Gothic RESl-
DRSCE Plainfch, n J.; q Gr1ndi good oeAioA
SPLENDID scenery; xel Of Instr For sale low.
NJ H. TOPPING, MsuaJ.N, Room ~
JENKINS & WAY, New Brunswick, n: j.,
~ Ret Erae Brokers for SALb COUNTRY
RESIDENCES FARMS and HOUSES aud LOTS The ehaIadet Of
The fra can be sserane BY following genlsmen Go,
Randolph Wstd senator RrrLngbnysen VIM Taylor l.
To-Ohe jain Hill President VI the National Bask Of New
ORANGE, y. i've desire 10 notify our
" patrons RKNr PURCHASE RIAL ESTATE thRt
our ORANGE OFFICE (0ppos principal depO S be open 10 trans
act business WEDNESDAY, The 2d inst. Washngons Bi1hs
HAMILTON a WALLIS sNlsau, " y
DLAINFIELD, n. J.-Ten desirable COT
TAGBS SALE small pay menis, containing from to ~
EACH ltaste desirable portions Of The ict from to 10
uut.ss walk Gnmt the from t2bN 10 bSett
GEORGE A. MARSH opposite station Pllinieh
A D. MEIlICK, IT,, BRO, o Pines, y y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
1udion 6aIee OF heal Gslals.

A J. RLEECKER, son & Coz Amcu s!".e,lsS
~. -TBuHsnAY i % a. Il 20 ~ Nm %XTiR RIGHT
RIvgR FRONTS srd WATER PRiyilEil-o ioS OIL A. -
bc zee, One handr ana W ytt has 4, en-
t.cel er with docE warehouse. aud d'd' "'' "'' "'
tale Quit r.t.i,, n liver lots
i5grti eT lts on the side IA "ar ." m' ~
-, Ia. 40. an. ,tale nice Office, shsdsl 80 % :,
Ilnn- rom NesYok Harlem T. II On, ,. ~. S Terms
streets enrhed tone Of them teStTeiJ hll' 81,
of .sl. liberal Title perfect. Maps al u '''"
ApnI,S H. MriLEs Auetion'.r ONO 49,
DyEc1,Top's SALE of valuable LOTS on
IL N and 81 ayes giih Goth. ic3 an IOhS AZ n MIL
IEGIOuSE spi LOTS l;h aud H,i on TUESDAY Peb
n al IL orloci Erearee saesfoon ii ~, WoyS
ofIIPgRY T. NcGOWs ESQ, EIecutoro Of bNp,n, ioa1 =,
~ AVE- LOTS northwest corner % Z" .. "a oUbst
an avg a LOTS north corner Of 81 ave ann =,
7 LOrS porih Of 9ihst, le5 eei sA'. o. s,
asT ST-s LOIS south AIDE Of 9fsi, lpS l't -
north se Of lctst w ~ '"
io1TII sly LOIS, south side Of p7tbtl O''''" Nv ~
a5T AND 18TH sTs-1 LOIS north sac OF 1Ij tho at
~. ~ an ave ,Dd Lots south Sde Of lisht ~ ~,
ded lots on tire rear together YIN the nuns ;bso5 beng
DWELLING SLED 10 With bhct STABLE ana n'''"" ''
Of Andrew Nc-yvn deo'aseu
TRRNS-ssyen.y per reBe.n on ohu '' 4, -n
st tho nee of be AuciioBeep. No Time 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

The proposals OF the Treasury 20 buy s9,CI,Ga q.
FveTwentes, drew ont offerings ng,regatng si7isioo
ut prices ranging from Oos2 1922 The acceptance os
SNOCOO was at iO942 10 lo9G2. The following are the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
COMMERCIAL STATISTICS.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.-MOnthly Report No.
Of the Bureau of Statistics in press, contains the
statistics OF foreign trade for the month and for
eleven months ended Nov. 3d. 1870 compared with the
corresponding periods of 1862 Mr.. Edward Young fur
nishes the following synopsis:
Don estc EIporn Pot III
PsriOIs Imports (spece ythrsl t.fseie VAL
Month ended Nov. 3D. l6O..... So 3lO SfSJsi -tset
Month ended Nov 3D. l819...... 333Jl23 35t35Sb sfDt
Eeyen ended Nov. % 1870 i52616.3A A6,31Nb So.
Eleven ended D. 1863 i3Jl)l 2l,9ii72 HISS|
The proportion OF the foreign trade carried in American
and foreign vessels, respectively during TIE II months
ended Nov. 80 1870, was follows:
Vtsols Imports Domestic exports Fofogr sipots
American <5l1l3l %lt5,slsi5 rlssis.o
Fsngn........ JT5OoOi5 Eo5'lo'y i'4'-'NS
ELEVEN MONTHS ENDING Nov. 80. 1867
Vrsels. Imports Domesic exports. PDrfi gn rItGi~
Amerc1n...... $lS5 92ss01 $l9.e3S5 sBEs1s
.Foreign....... 21sAR5d EJEot,Jl9 h''''"
The following tables the number and tunnar OF
the American and foreign vessels engaged in the foreign
trade which entered into and cleared from the ors VI
the United States:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

The Philadelphia stock market was steady to-day
Pennsylvania g. Sd issue, sold at 1915 Philadelphia and
Erie Railroad 26l Beading Railroad isi, and Pennsy-
yana Railroad, 81. Gold closed al llls
At the annual election OF the Delaware. Lackawan1
and Western Railway Company held al No. DC EXehange
place to-day, the following named officers were reelected
President samuel Sloan; Treasurer, Andrew J. Odoll
Secretary, Charles c. Carryl; Managers, william l.
Dodge, Moses Taylor. George Buckley John l. bar,
Rufus T. Graves, Simon b. Chittenden, John Brisbin,
George Bliss, Percy r. Pyne, William Walter Phelps.
Joseph II. Scranton, james BlalI, Denning Duer and
Wilson q. Hunt.
me Boston transcript states that through the nsiu-
mentality of National Bank Examiners in that district
several delnquencies in the conduct Of the officers o IN"
Boston National Bank have been brought a. light The
extent OF misappcaCn OF funds has not been ascer-
tanned. but IL l. confidently believed that the bank VIII
not suffer financially,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
i,euI estate to Gttbanoe.

MISERABLE FARMS on the line OF tle zen
r Rsoad " NeW.Joey TO EXCIANGE Tor HeW-lott, 'oA
lyn OF village propeItt Apply 70 .. , , ,po , MA.
i OW- PRHiED unincumbered LOTS i'll Brook
l. Iyn to EXCHAlaE t improved property. " \ kuLASD d
Co, S Beeknhi-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
Ciip Real estate for Sale.

Citp Real estate for Sale.
4 -FOUR-STORY, high-stOOp, mOdern-ires-
n. coed brOTnsone HOUSE ~ oIS lot @feet Porn''h't
Ffth.sVc and Broadway; EJl50l Terms easy.
Printed Last snC Dwellings for sale AND "a Let W
and Unfuuisbed apeaten or mailed tee b,
v X. STEVENSON { son, q Pine ST
A MADISON and EIGHTHANE. LOTS,
~ Cor SALE low. Also. hnhsye LOTS
near fiy .hId Nk STEVENSON eoN II llne-s.
A N elegant corner HOUSE on Murray Hill,
N % iee 4sioy. hgstoop for SALE at baLga.n
WP SEYMOUR, III Broadway
DROADWAN STORE and LOFTS, for SALE
I'D g. LETSouhesst Gsnst and Broawsy sstory
msYtlt; 70 feet wdo by 100 Apply TO HOMER MORGAN.
Nl1S.l
CHAS. MACRAEs OFFICE, ground floor 20
K Cedar Nassau; and convenient PROPERTY St
fsiF pftce readily sci II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22

when tie comparative paucity Of the ofTeriugs 10 The
Treasury we're made known, prices took on mora
snngth and advanced on the entire list closing strong
at ne best quotations Of the day.
Fi.k q Hatch renorf IA fnllnru. II 4 u ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
6ousss ano farms n)anteD.

A MEDIUN-SlIED HOUSE WAN IE', ~
~ Gallon no, above Forty.secondst west eide p huN''
viii tcrss part culat to HOUSE Boa 10 InoDnt Ot'
Unwilling HOUSES WANIED-N OI'h
~ rem ; p s3O00, centrally located - nm ,a
wv HAZARD. APTH0RP a Co. llo Bfoadsa'
HOUSE WANTED-A two or tbrce-st0ry
HOUSE having al tse moem mpoysmer ana COW ~ tnes>
Adirefs rent location. ar, v" H. j., Box 0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
printing.
penilsirp.

COLTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
- ia,sd The tssiih'ge ace Of sos. onss ga ,ds s he
WITHOUT PAIN e. 700 psLsna E.IG A.. tlsf u.u, Al Tho
eass. no 10 Cossa Jbsptslt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-22
Mn 3rrscn Real gstate for Sale.


A GREAT ARGAIN-ELIZABETH n. j.
HOUSE elegantly atuAie minutes from Brosd. Depot
oil tie improvements Of Rhh, house. Conservatory Ca Water
beaut ui Lawns Cara House all paved tagged severed
H0ne fafsees, etc n wanted liberal prne
address OWNER Bon al5, ?. O.. n Y.
4 DEPOT being established at MEMO PARK,
4 te j. X r. and T. Co Cbadepbis ROsl one Of
cbOs,es, locations within n miles Of City Hall Lots b $50
from thO 500 each ee greater portion Of which be
JrOpeHy Be hd the ohc Of The MENLO PARK LAND
COMPANY Nos 1855 and l51 Broadway, Room No 49,
DARGAINS.-" Central View" near Plain
es, sys DStllBys depot OB IA : y mo Il
t, ZONES Dunsen - 5oo SPLENDID hspe.. .v
. raj ~ eSoefsli sn.fvl IN ~.
JAorS 2o6 Bros-y Cuon Of DEEDS for al slats
IITY AND COUNTRY RESIDENCE. com
lc.A N The ytosns< o kLsbh tr.ia each .,v
dali, tHs al OF sohoos
sI,yctr. 1nr,urDu pol0 &C. FOR SALE btsuif,l
CyrT AGR HOAR on aIira l4rre @ With vslts dn,s f .nd
t,ds
,n a Tni Al El1sbrth This property believed 10 Offer
,. sxisk ABd accessible sabarbAn dem.
~ .,T pse Of lac eharces mset worth $1,000
tIs.i an sdsns OWNER. Boz rs. r o., n T.
EIIZABETH. n. IA neat and convenient
Ia COUNrRi RESIDENCE sth db advantages beautifully located
e, l.tb STAT e. X house contains bath furnace, hot
e,li kf asulr md outI4lgs With gaffn
r ,.1pg fe a. m o. oi St1FO Wol sell pair Of Que horses
rice. bsur,s f1hef particulars apl 20 W ILliAhNON
ALTON auI DO Pnest. \ j. 81 GtO j. hhlLh hA'th y -
GNOR SAI.E-Sevcm good lAltMS IN Mon
K s..u t..tf. 81. l,lp, good VILLAGE fhDf
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THE MONEY MARKET.
sALHs At THE s1oCK ExCHhEGE.-FIlt CALI
TO- O'CLOCK A. N.

5000 o. : S2G Coa 5l......l 1000 B5zeteu W
300 Z. 1910 ~ iAON " > 'tV, Vn v'
rocd Io~i.-- Batf dn" Ha''"i-'P'''
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REAL ESTATE.
NnM.YonK. Tnesdnv. Fch. q, lsrl.

REw-YoRK. Tuesday, Feb. q, 1871.
The attendance to-day at the Exchange was
the largest Of the season Tho sale of the estate
al the late John Kerr by James N. Miller was the
feature of the day The bidding active throughout
and hc prices realized very satisfactory Mcssrs
Anthony j. Blrcckcr and Adrian H. Muller also offered
some valuable property both improved and unmplOved
Full details Of the sales will be found below,
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dtntbfts.

lNTANTED-A LADY of character and per.
,opsi oower 10 tale chs4v Of The stes IN 1oung iAss
seminar Na-, teach Bgbi ard Muse thoOfehP 40
dr.ss Boz ROC " J., using fell peI1iesSn
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!, NOR SALE-TwO BOILERS, 30xJ0 horse pow
~. Asc. sse tLsss. y b0Issps.s. AnlS " NIL o.
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panting Ataormies.

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A DODWORTHs DANCING CLASSES
N. FOR LADIES GRSrLEEEs on CHlLDJLA
MORNINGS. AFrEIgOONS al EVENING Nos rvs ing pnpss
81 No ~ b ave foI veOi, -2Iss So al fhl ave efaa
of cfcaht .----...-
n II. RIVERS DANCING ACADEMY,
~. l15 state corner Of CosrttL. BreOsiyJ-
fofni1g. lafOt tseaiyass ob stamp im
edition Of the Dsloefs Assistant
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Mneital 1nslrnmrnle.

A LARGE stock OF PIANOS. best makers, 10
IN RENT SILL cheap, nsalnnt itckt oeY'sa
q Plesse E NJ ware
sS0Es Nc. UnoI-sqosre u65 Tourtbs,e) ----
DIANOS FOR SALE CHEAP at DAILY"
Il MUSIC STORE lT9 gbhare., NiDetseuhs. Pr@A
40. 40 as 200 ~. synl. PiAHOs 10 RKNf