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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1871-03-03
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a l. II L l. EST A 4 Il .
There will be exposed to public sale, by virtue
OF an order of the Court Of Common fleas of
Columbia county, on the premises, In IIemloclx
township, said county, by Jacob Hartman Com
nittee OF Henry Hartman, lunatic, on SATUR-
DAY, March 18th, 1871, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, the following described
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SEND FOR CIRCULAR.

NO. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO,
Warranted Pure as imported from he Islands.
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Patent Medicines

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HENRY Il. HELMBOLD'S. D.,
COM POUND FLuIn
EXTRACT cArAwnA
G II A p Il PILLS.
Component Pdrts-F1uid Extract RIubo,t. .
fiuid Extract Cutauba Grupe
Jffce.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS. JAUNDIcE m,
loUS AFFECTIONS, SICK or NEuvo,.'
HEADACHE, CosTIvENEss, ETC. puppt,
VEGETABLE, CONTAINING NO MERCtrn,
MINERALS OR DELETERIoUs DRUGs VI
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FOR SALE by

BLooMsBURG IRON COMPANY.
mar8'7l l3w,
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bFEUTAL DIsUOUNT5 TO THE KIsADE'
VIM. N. NEEDLES,
(At The old stand Of ALLEN & NEEDI,Es)
AZ South Delaware Avenue,
phlladclphiu,
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FRAME DWELLING HOUSE
BEAUTIFUL TOWN LOTS,

and Lot Of Ground, now occupied by James
kinney; being No ID in the Sherilr IS Inquest.
Also a number
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET


NEw-YoRK. Friday. March 10. 1871
The horse market continued active with an
increased demand for prime business horses Prices
hrer; good sound work horses bring from s225 10 s5
first-rate business horses from s27s 10 $3.50.
Fresh arrivals from Ohio, Michigan and Indiana are
reported In the Buls Head Market also some fine stock
bred and raised IN NcwYOrk State Among the latter
we noticed very stylish pair OF blood bays lC hands
high five and six years old close matched the owner
valung the pair at s., 800
An auction sale took place this morning. at Stables No
East Twenty -eighth-s The attendance was not ONLY
numerous but also very select, and tue bidding sfti
GENTLY animated enable Mr. james Jenkins, tie vet
eran aucOneer TO dispose OF the whole stock in com
paratiyely short time.
The following prices realized for the horses
brought under the hammers Fast team OF bay Patchen
mares Is hands high and years Old warranted sound,
SOB sOrrel mare Nellie IS hands high, years Old sired
by Mnturns horse Matches; dam Thoroughbred
mare warranted sound 1906 Fast bay geldng Forrest
Bow Is hands high, years old; trotedat riverside Iark
I'm 2l also trOtted twome race In sos ana yOb sJSO
Also a black mare. 15i hands high, years od, STU
There also sold several secondhand Wagohs, hr
ness and horse clothing the whole STOCK feaLn6 Pe"!
fair prices -, hosod tho
brown celdng Ike Anderson About FOUR years ago y
stated that Dan Mace drove this horse NAH mic III Iof
the Fashion Course. 49,, III -,
This was a good day with the carriage dealers al OF
whom reported moro or less good sales.
A very fine BrOn CHAM sold 70 Mr.. Poral Stevens
by Messrs J. u. Brewster Il Co. OF Twenty -hith-sL
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All who have real estate for sale or to LET,
and those desiring to purchase or rent such property
Ill find il TO their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Ia asecgate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
papsr and IN addition 10 this advantage.TH TRIBUNE
Will be found not only IN NewYork and all il cities and
villages but every state and Territory Throughout the
Union The advertisement should he as brief as will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for thethree editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily,
semi-weey and weekly comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
an read by all classes TIE TRIBUNE devotss especial
attention 70 reports of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly 70 the value OF its col
unus advertising medium The charges for adVer-
Using are a. follows; DAILY TRIBUNE, 80 cents per line
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.,-r,,,o, OorNTy REAL ESTATE.

The wild lands OF suois ~ F r Peck sold II 600 acres,
Pond S acre rev 20 Iscsd Of S S R
snd Hss town e sde I Snd BreRtSOSd stations
road b ANA asyens has Of Post y s M
81 southampton FOR so3 .v tlI EiHSrs for sSoo
Is1f has D, II is said made IN the interest Of per
] who are trying 90 get eontrP o 1e ei M snud
o % ss ont of the hands OF the proprietors their
y1Sbfs 10 them viii soon be taken away n a. DONns
nss iroeS depot az Riyerhead, for 100 and one lot
1n ASnert f0f 81 40. The farm OF = D. Overton ut
SuthS was sold at auction saturday as acres for
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRk, Friday, March 10. 1871.

NEw-YoRK, Friday, March TO- ISL
AT the Exchange the market was without
i,terost and the attendance small Messrs hul'l
wilkins a Co sold, by order Of the supreme Oy'"' :"
bonse on sxtethst no other sales were reporEeu and
HIVE Land Commissioner Of the Little f DoS
Jort smith Railroad Company, offers IN sn"tnel Gov
portion Of the lands granted them ny lhe are well
adapted 70 the cultivation of cotton corn, H. obtained
and the vine Maps and all Information , ga
H. addressing Mr. Howe at Little Rock ~ sixth
Wm H. Isaynor has sold two lots, wess 2sx1OO for
ave- - feet north Of thir ST. Isl feet
SIS. sou also. one lot, south sde on 20 20 ="
east OF MadsOn-ave., lsxloo, Tor no"
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mssictcstcr Countn Rcal gsiaic for Sale

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT for SALE
~ within hour and bali OF NeW-lOrE
Wescetr Comfy containing & acres % ne highest STATE Of e
uou seraF- o bay 20 The acre. no waste lam
lsdd EANsOE &C e 'front.' so feet deep perfect order barn AMI
Sshe hundred bead tDrr app orchards ag one
Je.r rafff and fronting lake fences OF 20
order ornamental, pure water n al pare Of t1e Ions 20
g-rLeln Ath u
Ias- ataospBere Iry adapted 70 veal Hng s
log col lot p feet front the ctg g e taken n Pat pant
A11res WILLIAM DAVIS, Tribune Once
HANDSOME VILLA, beautifully located IN
II TIE town Harrison, from depot q nee ron eo ON
henlorf AMI hrssyel Railroad degalt malsoI ~ room
90 oubunrs iu eroeert ofnei WIZ
ci acrs Of choice LAID highly caiasa.sd irou shaoe Hl Sn
Nena ir-es oesh respect VII De colds bargain ho
20 v s rented or the Apply ~ DN6nh Co. No o.
felarrt.
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tjonscs ano farms p)antf0.

WANTED to PURCHASE-A four-story
w HOUSE betFs sixth and Madison AM Ilr,
tyfutb an Ff-t-st. $4,000 No AGENT need
reply Adl.ess p. o. Box a,23I, New-for CITY
VVANTED-FOr the Summer, by family of
W two uersols HOUSE Cuuntr. either un aed
uuf-rnse hours distance from newborn Ad
full particulars and terms j. r. g. H. IIituue OAoe
WANTED to HIRE-A small. neat HOUSE
ir 1 u-lt arho Bro,svn upper part Of HaLem rent
mus b. lJv. Address 81. 81. Harlem +. o.
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Auc.ion Sales Of Real Gsiaie.

Br8t p. F.rECHuD Anctoneer.
10y V. X. STEVENSON X son,
I'D Olce No u Paest
= K STEVENSON BENZ P. FAIRCHILD
Y X STEVENSON. j.. JOHN u. WILSON
V STEVENSON seN VIII give their attention 10 .rs Of
.to.. auction. 40 SAILS TO BE USDEth4D
" bel received
lo los and country ~ private sale Auction saes
of lraurr ATTENDED ~ o. usual 10 residences vi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11
Broohlnn Real Gsialc for Sale.

Ara DARGAIN-Aue new brown stone HOU 81,
~ Psrt tc Jc house. also siuushe1 HOJ 81
To LIT a. OLIVER beekmiu-sL
BROOKLYN HOJ SES at all prices. Send or
ID call DID, last II. A. rutland 5 Co. 5BseEmaa-st \ I.
nor SALE ON EASY TERMS-3-stOry, high
rao1 BROWN-STONE FRONT - sNll-st, 2lzi-E
lN; p-o Also 3stor brown stone STORE. J4 IhrlsYe
$500 1O-f displacement. HOUSE BsTefrhT- near
Foarth trc S5 Also VACANT LOTS sEn-ave, Sixth
lurchas- improved Apply % osn
JAMES A. VAN RRUNT.
r5 siTtb-st BrooEl'n. 0r Is Souibs', NeW-iork.
EOR SALE-A moderate size, modern built,
bnc. Sb Convenient of pleasantly situated n
Da Brooyn Pro-. $3.50 Terms easy. Inquire Of P
PAGE. Us ta.faracs'. Aes-iork.
EOR SALE on BROOKLYN HIGHTS-A
large f-si-- 81. ttreeory no Wiosst complete
Appvto TAYLOR SrEARNhS. lt P.ne-st. n '.
VALUABLE FACTORY PROPERTY for
SALE Brookiru D. desirable mauuiacturr. al in
mig order good power &C, apply to HOMER MORGAN
1Pues lS,3j
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TUESDAY lCH a.
a u ocock Exchange sal no. III Broadway, Trinity
BIllug)
EXECUTORS SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY NatA si-
direction o. Jo Eoo and keues jar son Exec to Of
Aafoaiu. JlcLsDn. deceased
.o NJ sam r and pce sale ~ valuable property
11raye. ,aeate os West ' seventh s., and eilg
West Fore.hst
EAsT NSlHSTThe frsa foursior frown'ione house and
M sI- cd Nutl-L. Int rs feet Ves Of
T.8aar; No Arit-t he's su o. mode royements lot
g5r II pOssts.Ioa Aaf Sloa rnr Grouni rent
So tn 1ay aer VII % he usual renewals and rtvAua
TRU-AVEThe three frscsss located. des rahle ioursiorr
IrUr.-t o. southeast Of
INN. ave snd 1it,-seroI,t. mOdem improve
mel. re1t together for s.I-t 70 los ie ana
tao iIuu. l0t, eae ~ iF SIT. Possession MAY l.
L. rlrr i0r -nsIe
WEST FiiTi- EN GSIl..> 10 lots NJ LAND sta
ft4 on Doe mort er N.. ~ ST. a u ieei wide, e~
..f 4u. paved. lne DalI
ae sites Orclo tlf ll.I.'. .....,,
WEST IUH.llIl->l-I 'ofp brick DIV ELl-
TS. AMI L.. ..l.. U distant
10 l.ef wet from a it-ave ..s. islr goo4 0llrr
h. re-. EEL 1- ll. all ps0gsmenlsi lot, iti
x'D1 'e.L
Terms liberal MaHs
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ACTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
~ ADRIAN n. MULLER.
g,ps M t 63thst a. 4hs'c LOT
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Aurtion Sales of Real gsidie.


,e s. DISGsE, Anctioneer. ,v,v,1,, >,
A UGIlON SALE of superior HOUSEHOlID
fUESlIURE in private dwellings al West Twsn his Vi ga
Tor and Bed Room Furniture Carpets Paintings hbray Fun
urt Dining Room Ware splendid variety ana
sood orlef sal without reserve DiEGEB Co. " oesIs
s. DISGEE Auetonser
RY S. DlNGEE & CO.,
II No n CEDARST. ..
AUCTlONEES AND BROKERS IN REAL ESTATE LOANS
- BONDS. AND MORTGAGES
PEREMPTOkf SALE .
On SATURDAY 49, 1911 At ~ o'clock premises vain
sgt John bu,ng-Three and convenient DWRLLiNGOJoE
stables Improvements plots and fourteen W LOTS fronting on Ceuir
ave- p'te Episcopal hueh Seventy cent may remain on mort
gage Posses on Immediately.
ADRl,s II. MULLER Auciloneer
I'RUSTEES SALE of VALUABLE M
a FkOVED PROPERTY northeast Rfbsye. and East
fheenihst Fast Peenthst Reaie, Church Dsy Fulton Gold and
opposite Central PARK Ninth and eycord g.
belonging the estate Of DANIEL FEARING deceased ADRIAN
H. lLhk, T. X WILKINS Co. will sell AZ Auction on INT rs
DAY March l6 at 4 O'Clock the saeoom III Broadway
u b. of-ef Of The Trustees unier the viii Of d. b. FEAHlNO
FFrAvRThs lot Of Land with 3Iiory PenehroOf Brick
House thereon situate the northeast Of FhaTe and Ff
feminist. known No. n Flh-Sye 10. 339ylO) feet
EAST FFTEESTHsT- Lot on north side u East fifteenth
st. adjoining the lsifesb pemne together Wih the sory tek
Stable The Lot 21l0O FEET.
kEADB AMI CHuRCHSTsrhe foy Brick Store and Lot situate
southeast Of Church and Rades and known No 80
FULTON GOLD and ASYsTs-The valuable property
The north westerly Fulton Got extending to Ann
known a. No - Fuonst. and Sos IS ST. snl 80 Coolest
DkisIThe fFsics marble rn store situate tie soath side
OF Dev-st, nelr Boalwav. aud known as No p
fIHANk-fwo Lots noriheas, corner Of Ffh ave and SIXTY
SIXTY FIRST sTrvo Lots on north side Of Srydsst Eon
ing tle lasidescrl-d property on the -
NNIHAEE-Fou Los south west corner ofSnthave and Ninety
TBSTH plot bourdei The Oh line Of Broadway
north he Of nc line Of Tnthaye and Jauneeyaa
IEkhN-Si1tr per cen. remain % bond AMI mOrigtge
Maps Al the Ofca Of the Auctoueers. No Pn8s CIltl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11

NOR SALE AT a GREAT BARGAIN.-Tht
srelsss HOUSE 27r5O feet and extension, situated
five.s leaehod and renNh
f,Tri-. o. HOVER MORGAN Pne-s 1850
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Real Getnic 10 gxrbIn1e.

Real Gstnic 10 CxtbGn9e.
4 WILL EXCHANGE two frame HOUSES
M Brus. fora srar Country Seat pleasant location
the Hudson than hours ride rom tie city. 49,
WALDRON 4 III TIL. LOIS Thiri-a'e.
EARM to EXCHANGE for City Property--eO
aces huag. plenty " fruit, II miles from dIe Lake
Eoukoukous, L. J. Price 5000. ii. A. rutland 4 Co.
Beekuals,.. \. L
TVO EXCHANGE-A threc-stOry brick HOUSE,
below Thte.h-st FsurI for small place IN heE
Jrrser Price exceed SlJlOQ HLPATlCK HOLMES
10 Eas Twenty tlrist-
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CitD Real geiate for Sale.

Citp Rral estate for Sale.
CHAs. MAC RAES,
40 CEDAR-sT, CORNER OF NASSAU.
THE PLACE. FOR BARGAINS
Property At far priees re,d.ly t'po.,d o. -
CHAMBERS, WILLIAM. and DUANE-STS.-
- The splendid BUSINESS PROPERTY known as The Shakespeare
os ,:S. 52 81 PFg5Ss o n; n s2LR Sa ss6
DESIRABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY, 'front.'
IL Dsueey RyrEsOo Ess and Tompsin'-
SO eeIs = every '2e @. u.s. an- re M TyG 800
Ihres'or SL0a SI@ Ihrr,.o! ~ ~ iII ISS " 80 ~,
lWostor- STORE s.lsst INo-sory 6ltLnlN" ['f.@
Also several ''''4' DAVID " NSLESS SBp c.a4er
Corner Delarcey and Ellt-sts
TOR SALE-The thTee-StOry, ligh-stOOp, base
Heut AM sut- isr oro~nstots H0Us So Is Ne Ft,a',s
a moern improve marble h nsTq WOOD gIsh a., pet
Brootlyn ee.Yees Falk4 and BgoJss with al modern i'm
I''''H''1 Apply Una SIN fine.s room No
nor SALE-An extra large fouI-story brown
ao0e, hghoop HOUSE in Mne'eenthsh hseen Fiith and
G GOOD n.Ehberbooi Pre- 500 Ap2g ISAAC PLArr
Jos Greeuw,ehsl, near C9rtitnit
EOR SALE-HOUSE and LOT No % West
- N,rro!s and Ga, fixtures oO OF folly furnished $4,000
Inquire Oh premises '''"''' " '" - r Hustled 1s sea
NOR SALE AT a GREAT BARGAIN.-The
story HOUSE 2r5O feet and situated IN
We. Fo9ssg , 5c1 a-v PIE 9'ehod ''' and 'Is
EOR SALE or to LET-The splendid brown
soPe no 81 I al inaoy s1s,s @ .h s.St1 an- B s
Z ssnl'o1t a'- 8a o,S Sa 10 3! y
nor SALE-rhe elegant, three-st0ry, brown
aore h,i-taop fre.coed HOUSE 2Ni31F No -o has One
hundred iourt-st IelHIe Of p o ,LEA 2. barclay
TOR SALE-A large handsome, hrst-ciaSs
REspENCE o. stuy,saHtsqaaei vel built VIII ai uo9'Ih
nprOyemsats rglars Fi-es, line 70 D. r. Tribune once
NOR SALE-Four-stOry brick HOUSE and
4 5l Eievelavs $1,000 All ma rehs'n 90 H-gse
thorough repaired O.-l.t J., .oLst
J|ANE a LYMAN, Civil Engineers aud sur
"A veyors Rooms B. aIf g.. l9 BroaawGy, New iork
Farms urveve Iars Cness. ant Wills Sites laid out Io7'
rrsrkical Maps ns7t.F eve ut Fi
rvs improvements CRY e asd d- - promptly fur
All eou11ul clo- .-svsrei iy return mail m ~ r,-,,,,-
JASPER T. KAN. s fLANh LlNAN
VNHIRTY- SIX rH-ST., near Park-ave.-A first
welluut 4-storr. hr1Uust1be HOUSE -.z ' 600 O.
az price KILPATRICE HOLMES 45 East IEeHi tl1fd-st
TTNION-SQUA RE.-FOr SALE OF to LEASE
L Three uuu.l-r desirable arse s q PfQPEk1N on Lnoa
ApP, SEYMOUR SAFETY DEPOSIT Lie lnsa-uoe Co.. i0l
BridWsE.
Eth WARD REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
p The fre, st-.te CHURCH PROPERTY Of Lghf and
Nareks 613 iic extension o. Ffhlvt % West Boal~HF "
r,thsr po-tt uprovele % clrE e in ~ nt1
loot make promising size io- Investment apps TO JANIS
~ " 8 Nt+-rlt'.--
GS MlH CASH ReQuired:-A large brick
- O.OOO Ier.u.rt FTs-sve. % K5,H9 prce ra0"i
s5ussl -2,l2 KlLPAThICE HOLMES 81 E. Twenty i7-''
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EOR SALE-HOUSE and lot No. o West
TvenGurtt't 3st'ry brict 5I5IS0 Pre- nclsiiag Car
sis Mirrors $23tO1 fully furnished S6O
Inquire OA p''-'la' '"'e " '' > ~ J. Hustled 1s South-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11

TOR SALE-An extra large fOuT-stOry brown
high stool HOUSE, in Nneeentst, between Fifth and
GrtA-avs Hous, iet very vel bulls location
and Pre- @33Do Apply ISAAC = lLAII,
I.rr-.a I'll !. na.r L.LrL-ln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11

nor SALE or to LET-Ihe splendid brown
Sons HOUSE l155 AL improvements With bnck stable and IL
= bsnis Ell. s out On eatyunh st., near
ztl-ave Inquire 81 p. OSHEA. q Blrclay-sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11

4 -42 ACRE FARM, in Monroe County, Pa
~ miles from strouls5urg. rree ~ N 90 easy term.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11

T00 ACRE FAhM Tor 500 down-la q. q live live
100 pie trees. aso pfrs,
ers ald rs; t0 trout hrorEi house
Ic Pre- otlr 1850; balance a eat mt RESI- zee
lof ec-l.t
~ and - l.r I.s ou o. V T. ts.Iucll So
cetv: male. io. 'eii Tor j. Alrea GLu IL CHAPA, Pub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11

AT PORT RICHMOND, Staten lSland-A
"A COTTAGE and LOTS, minutes wax from sung hour
city; hosts hour; ample shades plenty Of fruit and good
water c. Ii. INGALLS,. l05 Broadway, u the Bank
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g. sCHIRMER's .,,o yr,,c LIBRARY ,.,
CONTAINING over (, 600 numbers OF ~ tss--ri,-
Ma.e For turtle. parcuirs call or ul PM be- Nuse
q sCuIENIsk Tol Broadway, Importer anu W. -
V0ING MEMS CHRISTIAN A S'.. a a aisss.
Tweat,.n, st AMI Fourth ays 80 Va nj as oelocA. MsHe
an l.lg friends MONDAY kFhNlrn '
PANT ngs aal Exhibition IN Cl l.s -,
Iyp TpFYORs RECEPTION DANSANl =.
Y a., No. w. rvESiNG from 90 u D. M ''l"' o. '
Rao.as LYRIC Hall 20 siftl-ass -, -. p, ~
BROADWAY UNDERG5E tl . y NALL " =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11

NOR SALE mi ORANGE, n. j., HOUSE
and Lot OF nearly acres situated Nsnst Address H. l..
p O. Box 46t Sev-york CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11

TOR SALE-The three-StOTy, hgh-stOOp, base
Heut suce ar HOUSE rs Wet Fty-arstst
an marble h nsd wood lnlsh &c
Also 10 LET for SALE HOUSE, SO Madison
Bro0flvn Franklin and Bioiav, with al modern
rrorcueut. Apply a. WILLIAM GRAHAM owDer
81 nest 3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11

HARMS. Dwellings. and Real Estate Of ri
sd for sale Rent Exchange b. Coleman Roreross Bu
BnyrOn A. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11

LNINE Riverside PROPERTY IN PaSSalc,
4 j. on lire Feiivnv. AM nearly ire.ch
roof bia led d..t c.a.s. from depot. Inquire AZ
j. p. Rl.hSON HOTEL, I4ss+c Bridge T. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11

AT NEWBURGH, overlooking the Hudson,
~ CITY, limits y to p ACRES desirable euLl'n- ,Ga ", ~
March 2ls Tern. easr Apply 70 LECTION An HJNY Law
Building Newturyh. orJ W. BLOOMEl. premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-11

NOR SALE or TO LET or EXCHANGE for
other property COTTAGE Eo aud hAH miles H'~ h"''
fen price 5000 ApP9 ~ tsnalsL
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19rix rebuilt des ann0nces.

En- &c ref6rant nos conditions, ON YER
ra qua nous avons rebuilt de beaucoup lc
prix des annonces. C'est pourquoi nous
osons prGSentcr aujourd'hui le Courier
CONNIE otfrant les conditions davis les
plus moderees, quand toutetois Ia loi sur
les i'm pressions ne force pas lannonceur
d'allc1 payer advantage ailleurs. Ayec
dies prix d'annonces aussi reduits, Us
cents par carre) nous avons lieu d'atten-
dire ull avis de chaquc marchand, de cha
que profession, meter etc.
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Nous traduisehsle b passage suivant du
discours que NJ. Horace G Greeley Went de
prononcer devant pAsssciation Republi-
caine de New York, q so n retour dn
Texas:
Oui, Messieurs, les carpet tbaggers sont
une triste realit6, lis existent ct je les nj
vus [rires.] Go sont ces memes indivi-
dus qui ont rampe a Ia sui te de nos ar
m6es, en- ayant bien soin de So tenir a
distance, atm quill n'arrive aucun acci-
dent leurs precieuses personnes. lis
voyageaient gen6ralement dams les vol
lures des quarter -maftres on entire les
bales de cotop, enfin partout on lis pou-
vaient 6viter le danger. Leur premier
soin etc d'abord de SAITH rer les bonnes
graces des pauvres noirs, alors simples,
credules ct confants, ct q ni 6taient en-
chant6s de voir des blanc cs paraitre 81
vivement s'interesser 4 lears sort, ct ne
pouvant Aimaginer que ces vampires,
sans ceurSt sans principles. ne visaient
seulement qua leurs paehes. Plusieurs
ont etc elus ssnateurs; ID autres repre-
aentants, JUICES, etc.; ,:et ills sont Ia pill
liant. volant ouvertement he peuple du
Sud, tout en- ayant soin de flatter leurs
principales victimes, les aft ranchis, qu'ils
tiennent enlaces, en- tenant toujours un
bras autour de leur cou>et i'autre plonge
dams leurs poches.
Concitoyens: II fut nm temps OH il 6tait
dangereux dams le Sud di4tre connu pour
abolitioniste GU rSpublicsin, nais ce dan
ger ma jamais place nm ety gmate de des-
honneur surle front dun h omme de con
victioD; le mepris est seul pour ces
hommes sans fol nj lois ct qui mont que
le eluxe pour phjectif. On peut les voir
dams toutes les assemblies deiiberantes
precher sans cesse pour des emissions de
bops qui doivent servir aux ameliora-
tions disent-ils, mais qui en- realit6 ne
servent QUA remplir des poches qu'on
pourrait tres bien compare er au tonncau
des Danaides. T..
Mais, nous dira-t-on, vous ayez aussi
de ces oiseaux de proie dams le Nord.
Oui nous en- avOns, ct beaucOup, mais la
ills ne font pas autsDt de NAL, car lie y
depensent g6n6ralement pargent qu'ils
ont 9agnS, tandis cue le Sud, d&ja appau-
vri par la guerre ct epuis9 par des taxes
enormes, nest settlement que le theatre
de leurs rapines.
J'ai WI avec plaisir qu' Ill au Sud
une grande tendance D La Cancellation.
mais plusieurs en- sont detournes par les
mefaits de cette ignoble race qui pour
beaucoup represente leg republicains du
Nord. = ; .: Z
Mais, me dira-t-on encor e. vous justi-
fiez done les ku-klux? Les justifier, ct
parce qu'iis SO sont emparts
DC quelques-uns de ces fl lous pour les
forcer d quitter le pays, Je mai jamais
la violence; mais il Inc semble
qu'avec la meiheure volonte on ne peut
guere avoir de sympathie pour des che
valiers d'industrie, ct leurs infortunes nc
font gen6ralemeat co.aaer que. des lar
mes de crocodile. ERifes ct applaudis-
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MARaes.--A-Leonville, EN- cette Parois-
se' le 70 du, coarant, M>F. DAVID : Nile.
CoR1fN ExosxT, fille de Ii. Michel
Emo1et
A cftte occasion, CONNIE dams trois
semblables qui Font pr6o6d6, Tami Emo
net avsss fait pr6parer nm repas somptu-
eux auquef 6taient convies les amis let
on salt combien lis sont nombreux.)
Bret, cette fete de famille s'est termine
par un bal, Ga va-sans dire, ct chacun s'est
retire enchant6, apres les fluctuations
d'usage.5