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LNOR NEW YORK. cFzsx
THE OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP CUM-
PANY'S elegant side-wheel steamship ISAAC
BELL, Capt. BEAKEMAN, will sail on FRIDAY,
August 18th, at O'Clock r. M
Freight received until O'Clock =. M
Through bills of lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to all points-north south,
east and west. Close connections made with Gu
nard line for foreign ports
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare. are........................ *i2 oC
Steerage. e................. .................. 0C
Round Trip Tickets. ............ 20 OC
For freight or passage, apply TO
l JOHN w. WYATT, Agent,
au l6-3t IS No 3 Governor street
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SHIPPING
EnOR NEW YORK.

E,OR NEW YORK. fEs4
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and PAC GET
COMPANY'S elegant steamship WILLIAM p
CLYDE, Captain PARKER, will leave her wharf
at Rockets on FRIDAY, August is, at 8 p. NJ
Connecting with steamers for Hartford, Nor
wich, Stonington, Fall River and Boston from
same pier.
Freight received up to the hour Of saiiing.
Close connections and through bills of lading
given to all southern, eastern, and western
places; also, to Europe and Australia.
Fare, $5; meals and staterooms, extra.
.. ID. j. BURR, President,
1914 Main street.
WAsHINdToN Co, agents, Pier ~, North river.
New York .t au I6-3t
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Internal RereMe--The TAG on Coupons
Of Coypordtions.-The United States as
SCISSOR DR.. L. II. Smith, of this, the Third
District of Va, has, some time since, in
structed his assistant assessors to assess the
tax for the five months of 1870, which is
about completed. This speaks promptness
for the Assessor and his assistants Of the
Third District, and is in accordance with
Secretary Boutwell's decision, as will be
seen by reference to our telegraphic col
umnS. 'ft" t
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Ga37sd Republican Rally at Maa'chesfe,
To- MOsrosc NigM.-A grand mass meet
ing of Republicans will be held at the Afri-
can church, Manchester, on tomorrow
might, at which time Hon. Chas. II. Por-
ter, Hon. Samuel f. Maddox, Col. John r,
Popham, Hon. b. S. Edwards, and Other
able representatives of the party, will deliv'
er addresses. A general invitation is ex'
tended everybody to be present, and heal
the principles of the party ably expounded
Don't fail to go and catch the spirit of in
| spiration from these noble champions o
our cause.
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attempted Robbery.-About 3 O'Clock
this morning, Mr.. Risner, who resides on
t he corner of Brook avenue and Marshall
$ treet, was awakened by a noise at a
second-story back window, and ON going
To see what was the matter, he found a
man standing on ladder attempting to
gain an entrance. Mr.. Risner gave the
alarm when the thief succeeded in making
his escape. ss.,t .-Ig5r
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Found.-Policeman Hicks, about four
o'clock this morning, found sixty-eight
yards of gingham, wrapped up in blanket
on the sidewalk on Marshal street near
Adams. 1t is supposed to have been drop
ped by some thief. -
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A Murderer to be Tried After Being De-
ranged for THO Hens.-Mr. J. Ii. Guile,
sheriff of Pittsylyania, arrived in this city
yesterday with an attachment for negro
named Henry Odinel, an inmate of the
Central Lunatic Asylum, who is charged
with the murder Of his own brother in
Pittsy ylvania, about two years ago. After
the difficulty, which resulted in the killing
of his brother, and before the trial, he be.
came deranged, and was sent to the Central
Asylum for treatment. Having recovered,
he will now be taken TO Pittsylvania for
trial. Mr.. Guile left with his prisoner on
the Danyille train this morning.
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U,umdiiaJle Letters Remaining IN til.
Richmond Post-o6ice, august 18Th, 1s7l.-
Old Dominion Insurance company, Rich
mond Mrs. Il. Belts, Richmond Mrs. S.
E. Ward, Castle Craig, Va. j; Mrs. S. j..
Moffat, Elicott's City, Md.
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The Governor and tie Case Of El-
Mayor ChahOon.-The following order has
been entered on the Executive Journal at
the Capitol, by the Governor, in answer to
the petition asking for the pardon of Mr..
Chahoon:
application having been made for par
don in the case of George Chahoon, and he
still having the right Of contest, the con-
sideration Of said application is postponed" )"
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Loyal Cloims.-The claim of +. Lange
was to-day examined before Special Com
missioner Peasants. Chandler, Morton 4
Shields appearing for claimant. This i; the
second case tried by the commissioner and
we are informed the same attorneys have
some fifty more cases ready for examina-
ton. These claims vary in amounts from
$3.50 to 5000, the latter being the largest
sum that can be heard beforea special COM
missioner, sl2G
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Me- City observation-disclosures wishing the
STATE JOURNAL left early and regularly at their
places Of business, or residences, by responsible
carriers, viii please leave their orders with JOHN
sros & SELDES, Newsdealers, 9ls Main Street,
and at the News Depot Of W. A. EDWARDS, 30l
East Broad Street.
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JOHN W. woLTz, News and city Editor
LOCAL MATTERS.

sY SPECIAL NOTICE.---Advertisemen of
Lost, Wants, Found, For Rent, not exceeding
four lines, for one insertion 25 cents; two in-
sertions 40 cents; three insertions 80 cents.
Cash in advance.
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Remoral.- l.-Messrs. John ii. Tyler, K Co.,
jewelers., have removed to their new store,
llO7, Main street. Their rooms are mo- t
elegantly fixed up. We call attention TO
their notice in another column.
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AUCTION SALES.

BY A. G. Pulliam, -.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer. 4
A BRICK DWELLING STU ATED ON THE.
IA CORNER OF FEDERAL AND ST. JAMES
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Wnl
be sold on the premises, on -.t't st4 --
WEDNESDAY, THE 10TH OF AUGUST, 1871,
at O'Clock p. NJ,
the neat and comfortable DWELLING located
as above, containing seven rooms, with portico,
in thorough repair, fronting AZ feet on Federal
street. and running back s5 feet on ST. James
street
BE AT the same hour will be offered some nice
BUILDING LOTS adjoining the above
/, TERMS Mt sale. a. &. PULLIAM,
Auctioneer.
>. N. DAVIS, Salesman. au l2-4t
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A colored man, named Samson Cutlee,
was shot and killed while in the act of
stealing corn from the farm of Mr.. John Nj.
Hodges, on Ferry Point side of the river,
near Norfolk.
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O,T Great Government and the Drug
qists.-Under the above caption the En-
0uirer has recently contained structures upon
the revenue laws of the government, and
upon the conduct of Rush Burgess, Esq,
the collector of internal revenue for this
district. WIZ Uf. l4"
We have but little doubt that MIR. Bur-
CESS rests uneasily of night to think the
Enquirer has so poor an opinion OF him po-
litically. i, 1t was impossible for him to
sleep last night in anticipation of the ap-
pearance of the article this morning, and at
a late hour last night was seen wandering
alone, miserable and unhappy. In fact,
the doctors have given up all hopes of his
recovery to reason. v-
In his madness, he is heard by his friends
to express deep gratitude to our neighbor
for his preferences in wishing him in his
present position. He thinks if Mr.. Grant
onlv kne,c the wishes of the Enquirer, there
would be no danger of his losing his posi-
ton. in spite of the efforts of ''any Of his
party who are after his place." We would
suggest to the Enquirer the propriety of
furnishing Mr.. Grant a copy Of its issue of
this morning, SO that Mr.. b. may retain
the place it desires him to hold.
MI, DulBtSS leS5feCS HotiiHiS iiioie liidii
he does the suggestion of our wise neigh
bor. that ''the more faithful he is in future
in carving out to the strictest letter" his
duties, "the more roundly must he expect
everybody connected with the revenue sys-
tenn to be abused" His regrets are rem
dered more poignant, because he considers
the little revenue now being collected as
one of the legitimate ''rights" obtained by
the Enquirer and its friends, for which they
fought SO earnestly. e g9A a8gGH
The difference between "moietyo and
''fee" is not that of ''tweedle-dee" and
atweedle-dum," and the Enquirer knows
it now, and did when ''moiety" was used.
As to the tax on persimmons, &C., the
government proposes to postpone the as
sessment of tax on Fluvanna productions,
until another war for the "rights" of the
South is fought, when it may become neces-
sary to find new articles of taxation.
In Justice to Collector Burgess, we state
that when the seizure of these ''lttle vials,"
&C., was made, we asked him for informa-
tion, with reference to his action, for pub
lication, which he refused us, stating he
would rather protect the parties than other
wise-that he had but performed his official
duty and preferred we would not publish
the names of individuals in whose posses
sion contraband goods had been found.
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The Police Ooqf-LP0om.-W singular
unanimity our sssess! morning cotempora-
res urge change from the present filthy,
louzy and uncomfortable room wherein
the Police court is held, to the OdG-Felowss
hall.
Should Justice White and the other at
taches of his Office have the good fortune to
get away from their present miserable
quarters they must give us the credit of
having first suggested a change.
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Insane. The commission of lunacy, APP
pointed in the case of Margaret Lynch,
now confined in the city Jail, met on yes
terday, and adjudged her insane. She will
be sent to Williamsburg tomorrow.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE A FARM, of
w about 200 acres, in one of the Southe IN
States; must be healthy. Address, stating crops
grown, terms and full particulars, to Box 1868,
ST. PAUL, MINI. ly 3-tf
WTANTED-A good Cook, Washer and Troner
w for q small family. Must come well recon-
mended. Apply at No. 10 West Clay street.
au l6-3t* .t'tt tiit'. lf|ftf"i
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Police CONDITIONING to the fact that the
Justice had purchased a new linen coat and
the clerk had gone to West Point for crabs,
this court was unable to commence busi-
ness until near 10 O'Clock. The first case
called was that Of William B.. Griffith, who
came up to answer for beating his wife,
who failed to put in an appearance, and
William was let off. pa
George Govenator, juvenile pugilist,
put in an appearance to show cause why
he should be allowed to abuse Mrs. Heck
ler's children, but falling to do so he was
required to pay a fine of 81. *. sgl
Sallie Bennis, colored, was fined 81 for
threatening to do George Govenator per-
sonal injury.
G. Phillips, very mild looking youth,
was called to answer for assaulting and
beating James Hickenger, another pale face
youth. From the evidence, it seems that
Hickenger was struck with cucumber
while passing along the street by Phillips,
which caused him to call Phillips pet
name. and then fight ensued, Hickenger
coming out second best. The Justice de-
cidcd that this was an unprovoked assault,
and accordingly fined Phillips $40.
Fanny Taylor, the great Virginia amazon,
who was discharged from the city jail on
Yesterday, and an account Of whose life we
gave in the JOURNAL some time since,
was up this morning to answer for being
drunk and disorderly in the street, and for
violently resisting Detective Dabney inI the
discharge of his duty. Fanny informed
the Justice that as she had employed no
lawyer she would claim the right to speak
ia her own behalf. This was allowed when,
aSSer delivering most powerful argument,
she succeeded in obtaining an honorable dis
charge on condition that she would leave the
city at once, and never enter this seaport
again. 1850 ,thW! u9a
Lucy Taliaferro and James Mathews,
colored, put in an appearance to answer
for creating disturbance IN the house of
colored brother named +. w. jackson.
Lucy "clared fore God it want her, but
the Justice was of different opinion, and
fined her $3.50. "Jeems" was warned
and let off. ,..o- ....--. ...,... +-ylf
Mary Jackson, Israel Hodges, Sarah
Gladman, and Francis Ford, four colored
persons Of great warlike propensities, were
up to answer for assaulting and beating
each other. Mary jackson was fined $3.50,
and Sarah So. The others were admon-
ishe6 and let off. III -
Gus Staples, very corpulent gentleman
of color, was fined 81 for being drunk and
disOrderly. BE ng-4aegE l11 Et'
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CLEARED. The American brig "Wa'-
tham," Paschall, master, cleared to-day
for Rio, with -four shipped by Haxall,
CrenshaW Il Co.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
ID EMOyAL REMOVAL.
JOHN II. TYLER Il CO,
TE1UET EpS

JOHN H. TYLER s. CO,
JEWELERS.
Have removed to their ELEGANT NEW STORE
1lO7 Main Street.
between Eleventh and Twelfth Streets and oppo-
site the First National Bank, and call the atten-
tion of the public TO their
SPLENDID STOCK OF DIAMONDS, GOLD
-..s AND SILVER WATCHES,
JEWELRY, SILVER AND SII.VER-PLATED
WARE, MILITARY GOODS, &C, sc.
au l6-lW
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WANTS.

M ANTED-A Good Cook. Also, a good dim
w ingroom servant. Inquire at the CEN
TRIAL HOUSE, No. 1+0S Main street.
an l5-3t
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+ r fr-AH4't ri Aff'st D
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
The PITTST0N HORROR 4!
Latest Foreign News !!
TYPHOON IN JAPAN {!
FOUR HUNDRED LIVES LOST !
S5O0,00O Worth Of Property Destroyed !!
No Alliance Between Russia and Germany
Evacuation Of France !
AFFAIRS IN PARIS !!
Iu8tt IN IL
..t .ilfI.,tl.-T T1-7T ~ -TT
THREATENING ASPECT ASSUMED /!
COUP D'ETATEXPECTED!
Ie-tuHTiiW aCHIla-r. >aNt tII'
&c. &c. Nc.
THREATENING ASPECT ASSUMED !
UPD'ETATExPEcTEp
The Pittst0n Horror.

Pitston. August 16.-Seventeen dead
bodies have been taken from the shaft. Not
one escaped. ,.-at jtseia r ~ ....,
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GOOO FOR FIRST-CLAsS PIANOs-Sen
tp%COon trial-no agents Address IT. 9
PIANO co, CAS- Broadway, N Y
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w A T @ II f S I

OPFIcR CHICAGO, ,BuRLISaTos AND QuIscY r. r.,
Chicago, January l5, 1870.
d. w Whitle, Esq,
Gen'l Agent National Watch Company, Chi
cago, NJ; ...-
DEAR SIR-Yours of l4th received. take great
pleasure in saying that the "Elginn Watch is all
that can be desired in the way of perfect time
keeper. Its character in this respect is unexcep-
tionabie. Yours truly,
SAMUEL POWELL,
Genl Ticket Agent
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NO MOVEMENTS RRrAuRp NJ qHR COMPANY

Elgn Watches.
business Office and Salesroom National Watch
Company, ir, .lt
f55 and 161 Lake Street, Chicago,
MaidenI.ane New York.
au l6-2awSwlw
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F l. G 4 n
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CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can be pur-
chased from Captain w. 1. DABNEY, at the
Branch office, No. Twelfth street, three doors
from Main,
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DECLINES THE HONOR.

London, Aug. 15.-The Emperor Napo.
leon has declined to receive the address O
welcome which it had been proposed to ten.
der him, except at the express wish of the
British nation.
The strike at Newcastle continues, ant
many of the striking workingmen are emf
grating to America. .......,.....
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday Nav


The Exchange was deserted, and no public
sales took place. The sales for the week arc gen.
orally mimportant, with the exception OF the
sale announced by Muller & Wilkins on Wednesday,
when the lots on the Grand Plaza, Central Park,
VIII be Cnerej by the single lot At private there
rs Ro0u business doing ana several important sales
were coaSumatcd last week.
NM H. Raynor has sold three fu lots on the east side
OF tftaye 90 feet north o Ninci yfcu7tlst at s20C00
each Cd0COO also two lots north west Of First
ave ard Ohe-hundredaulsNjoe 1or $4,000 also,
Ioor iu lots, northwest corner Grand Boulevard and
one ylrst-st, for $500 each e2oo0;
aso reports sales of O. feet 10 inches front fthaye,
northtst corner OF SiXtyrstst. by 100 feet in depth,
and two lots on the fronting Xtyrsst for $i5-
CG to gentleman from Boston, who intends to improve
at once He has since been offered S4o00Jgl50c0 aG-
vance.
Charles Macae has sold 70 lots the block bounded
by Ftlaye., Seventy and 6oyeutyfouTih-sis he
ing on the front and either street., fJr 500 0 also
lots on Ouchuudredand-t -thgdst between ljr-t;N ..
AMI Avenue ~ Cor $500; also lots OGe-huHdredand-
iourthst, between Avenue aud Frstave. for 1920
also 10 l0ts Nnetyeighhst near Sccondaye., for
$1,000; also house and lot southeast corner Of Lexmg-
ton0ye. aud Fifty rghtlst., for S0Go also tEe home
stead of Henry SCGg ridan at fremont, FOR S2100 also
10 lots on Nnet nBtb-st near sccoleve., for !0SJ.
James Cole viii sell Tuesday, at tue Commercial sales
room, Bv0Oklyu two houses HCrkmorst. and ono on
Ahiny-gve. The sale is positive and tine property IS
very desirable.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02

,,ce, e annual report The socho1c Of ,nls oomly .,
i@ od Of he business Of the entire hne suec' 70 ''e ~ "
a., Boar of Managers s,cr, Uovt 70 the Roa7l Of ~.
Accor ts,e messed tie road during ne leN e1ser
eos IA rN trains Beside stvci and o'nstrucuoh dgrs
9 rT sr Of passengers .ranPcT,ei S'e s s % % ecs ~ have
& me cyel tie New sn NS iaen T9a ~ E or
fte ~ trin While thot r0sd' bA' c" the o VI '
w. ,rv rss.cnser hansIoreh - 90 gao cross,i,s
irS ~ ny & Ps raek during the VIZ yeor S , @ isS
so h;s been s9. % eel az a. bser has been
toooi - and iuproyed. uts depot nee b 80
se aud At several other ss On the @ be business arrange.
g. r-ut lu ngs 100 snail 20 sc'ol' fd new Auc,
TIC I, 40 either remodel tho same OF nnlu "'' 'n
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
n.SSrNGEpS APRLEEn.

IRON 1yFgPoorn s;sip Agea May NJ c and Sr' j.
Ec -. N Jones n. Glenn, Rev. Mr. C6Eal ard wife, C. 4.
NJ ~ IirQa Kemp, ". H. Cummings MorGen. LEROY
A i .uy NJ NJ. LcFoy, and maid servants and Iln
So C,r Trcsch r. A. Mr. Scott Dr. SherTel M llieder Miss
- a. i nsoa Weller Mr TeivtN Mr. and Mf I0rTel sud
go Iovrli Hr 8rs T. riches G. II ParirF c. W. m
- A 8oo7c NJ Wasen, G. Meyer, NJ Barr,
T, Wr Philips hr and Ms fayo sad children, L. III fIeai
u III Pearce. snow and S!5 in the f'eeTage. -
PROM A>INNAL-In Sita ship Henry Chauncey, Nay lW J.
Cs.- ms Ca-r Chase and servant, Mrs. NJ A. Batt0n, Ms T.
Ioinso- ci Capt lpGrngon Ii. r. Phibps Mrs Goodwin
aad John Brown C. Foster G. Ilni1cT-
,sp A .c Ewd others in second cabin ul steerge
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
DEPARTURE CT FOREIGN MAILS

TUESDAY. MAY -re. - c .,
Nail, for Hrfy n 8 sad R Close at t.e
..s,msidp NeUcss from Ter 4'' ~ ~"
IL I'M Stansp ss ST T. ~ ,,,-c rer steamship IIolsatia
ia 81, Ha,osen, close At t.etir t.e ,s.Is q, n
NJ s',ioa A. n an D, g;ll a. n n made up on the Fer at
S,-,ls1c-ysrv Mail for paid N''o' '''
and ee. i' - S1pleuert must be prepaid with double
postage WEDNESDAY MAY
G,e,s.oSn and Liverpool, per steamship
Mails ior No \. r. Close at Ios,O-e, a, j; nj q
Ststo- I'a D. an Ter No. &C. NJ L., sni close 4t l:JO m
s,easss ' a. in Supplementary Mails mast be prepaid with
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
Citn Real Gslale for Sale.

EOkNER BUILDING, suitable for Dining
" Saloon STORE front Afo vacant 10 y
in central Location WI u. ANDRBWS BRO. 4'i Nacr. " y
EOR SALE OF 10 RENT.-TO CAPITAL
n ISTS iNSt RANCE CONPANIES. BROKERS, or BANKERS.
The hrst tcsss PROPERTY Nos and &il' nane % iet hoh
Broadway ard having hadnne az - feet and built tie
best and substantial engine IN utcear or lie
best construction and the building heated by steam and
rented Tor atoi SlS e delivered On Is' OF nay
with half undeT above, with the 1 rent roll
HOMER MORGAN, P0cst
FOR SALE-In Thirty-fOurth-st., near Park
"A brcHu.siOne DWELLING 2yrlOJ feet in or
der Price $500 ALSO list Of HOUSES for SALB
v X. SfLVFNSON SON. II Pine't
COR SALE or TO LET-A 4-story, brown
Il French roof HOUSE No. 50 Et Sevut hh
hr ,toop; el modem impro eprt2 app, No. 10 !cc ,l
l oT8. LOTS
Parties DESIRING TO BUY or SELL. PTE'SE CALL
ON CHAS. NACEAE.
90 CEDAR-Si., C.r NASSAU.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
Eroohlnn neaI Cs!al: for Sale.

-AVE.-ForSALEor ortO be LEASED,
~ furnished uu1uhedA har souc ant couyea'et ROUSE
with a mpoyer7ets: crcund 55xo; Suuu house
fountains &c combining all the comforts Of c. and c'rnr, lo' e.
Apply PREMISE l Cnonayei Bookn or 10 D NJ
PETTENGILL 4 Co.. 81 IsrS-Iow, NcS-i0Ih.
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
MINIATrRE AI.AIANAC


su 4S3 sun ses GO Moon set' 1888
Sss1y Eook.5:27 Cows lsnd GIL Hell Gae''''''' 8W
New-York tribune., 1871-05-02
Gpna gslano Real Gstatc for Sale.


A PLOT of 81 ACRES, at Willetts Point, near
"a Flushing mile from railroad Gn near ste2nbosi landing
bathing fishing, hue wEtr mont c11dlg lsen '
and and down tie East River Can he SUB
divided o grCsi Cottage tie property fIl JHcusis
With JAMES PAtONs - FaeL Or v be lsaet for farming
Purposes
EOR SALE, furnished. at College Point, j..
X I-O.e of the ma.. complete COUNTRY RESiDkNCES in the
vicinity OF E.yor containing an The mre Improvements water
ras leae rrle, &C. Iro ty consists o at01t four acres WIN
yrie1fd ,. dwelling horse surrounded by s1bheT
and shade trees lawn magnificent view 81 Finishing
T and The River; also stable cr ohT nocefay ont
r,drr churches schools Ia the ine vicinity. Pace
fctv II trains daily ali con e fesc IN
less nicely iuuse e and furue viii he ipI al
lsryan; oaTTiacc hanns Gc Tbs to12 e incsi
u the market. Apps f yu lc nation TO
WILLIAM F. TllSS & Co. lil E.oaisar n J.
V0R SALE-A HOMESTEAD in liempstead
tfe5: all a perfect oer Price ~ 0o Also e-I REN!.
bENCE with beautiful grounds AlJ choice ll iDlNG LOIS Ess
Stscan, terminus of four r0aaS tpYy 20 AND."A tN
SMITH. Helpes or DhlSS %LtV~ ~ court T. broohn
TIOR SALL-1,2 200 ACRES valuable LAND,
at GROUND OatTi station. a. miles from Ncg-io on south
side Eabosd, Lre Island, 1,eld - the lay culg several ge
heavily tueIrd. veil raC-c anil Rhoirlf IN game
TsrHs easy. BlDlb ALLha, 81 tlI'e.st ats-loi@.
EOR SALE, at Ronkonkoma, l.. J., three
BUILDING LOTS, each coEisinrF Atr1f Free 10 ~
aCGa o pau ciIs .Ia e r. ". NEWTON, Ennsoni 'ma h.
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