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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

=. IlaDford q 20. contracted to buisl 4 mn
son of the kew-JcrseJ West Line Railroad .no i m go
pan payment about N.5lJ,g= 81 De lr.i a.-fq,pe
Durds 81 the fosd. under agreement Ina they -hon
not Sell iheu tlu 80 miles ~ The Ioad Wefe roial.to
They pledged .rcat portion Of the bonds IoT iria. ~
among other, S5gW to 4. = BsItf. ahd sD0ta ~ yr.
l.eekInsH, Director ii the TOtd Nlshoi Hunter snd
hf halyiu members the dTnt 81 Hauf6lH & co. va "a
Di knowledge consent ~ NJ. Hah0rd. Transferred
n' contract The Coal Line Construction COMPANY
%Ftral 81 tbe pa ti0s whom fiIc bonds hsd been
'hgeo soid them, ana Hunter sud Na'h nov "a fur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoHK, Thursday. March 2, 1911.


At the Exchange there was moderate AT
tendance A. j. Blocker Son Co. sold vacant lou ON
the north side Of Fiftyeightht $50 west OF sithaVe
25xlOO5 70 Griffith Rowe for $500. Adrian H. muher
sold the valuable real estate belonging 70 the ec OF
the late Philip Harmon The property was locateu on
Henry, Duane and East Houston sts, IN TINS city 81"
North Ffthst and Firstst Brooklyn. Ihe properly
sold fair rates The prominent sale announcer
for tine month is the property OF the late d. b. feihs
which will De sold the 18th inst. This properly Is an
rstcsss IN every respect and the sale viii attract gen
eral attention. -.
There has been considerable interest manifested IN
property located the west side OF Central Pak during
1.-THE past month. and number OF purchase have e.h 10
ported. ON Wedne ~day VIM. H. RaynOr sold TWO ols Oh
the southwest corner LIghtaye. and seventy-sAtn-
and lot south side Seyenty-slXth-st, All az
lots for $1,000 The western side OF the Pdrk D. very t
srabie for residences. and. soon ~ any dehnhe pa
OF quick transit Is deyised sharp advance III prices WI"
be made
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
BY A. ,. BLEECkER, sos 90. 400,
lot 80 f6th-ave t'sS
BY MILLER WILKINS & co.
4stoy 3storv lot Noe 3sl and E3 Bast
HoustoBsi Nletst each Jog liIO5 rlo'"
fstory hdck AMI lot No i0l East Houson-st cor
sheh-t. lot lott06 4o
5.tory bnc house anu o No Duaness 800 oWiihan't
2.tory bnet hous, and lot, No ss from Scam
ne 81 lot IlJIr 'tW
BuIling, std oi. .roeh No. lgs 27 30 S1 and 94
henryst each lot 2ir'J IS"
2-,iory bncL house aul plot ground os ateI anil
hoEfgoEets plot 8JE70. Ehas l5'OV
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
BY MILLER. WILKINS co.
between jt ami 9TH With night 10 front
it 20 %, IT,, IA n 81, ., 3s-s 2so0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
cArr PEABODY AND Ms NATr-.

The examination OF Capt. Peabody and mate,
Mayo and shields Of the ship Neptune Wa, continued.
Yesterday. before Commissioner shields. There being
no objection the part Of the Government Capt Pea
body and tho mate Shield, allowed 20 testify Capt
Pc. Uudy s.lid:
Afrr rearhfue The latitude OF 60 encountered very
cold ana stormy weather The crew was divided into
two syachr,lI Whit. men Iu one, ANA Do rOlOrrU and
two whit. men 90 the other: during the storm
he shin leaked badly. and Y Wa necessary ~
work the pumps necessarily me coInred watch dd net
do az much HrIt d> the Whtc watch ana the white
watch cuIrulartj about IL told The men ofths watch
that DO could br helped thai they must do all thcy
able 20 du thu ship wonC be- LOST the hands OF
fhe cODIrd salor- were frosted when exposed 10 the
hands and uTdg red them go come 40 twice day 20
ct iheu dressed had great difficulty IN making
them come; 30 some cases lad 10 send
ohceI- aitrr them; ] furnished tue men who
were frosted With clothing; gave one man
ny shit. never kicked, struck, OF u-tIriied any
col The -, Ur~. alleged nothing that could possibly
dc Tor their comfort omitted not one oi them was
needles yr0-cd: ordered alGit after ms
hand. Iolru made to do any work b. could not
10 without -tlru, INJURY 90 himself; 30 Is iuoWii
fsci that eIoc- from Southern climates can't stand
NoIheIL cC.u When shipped tncre negroes they SAID
Ihn from New gr-y, ana that they could Stahd
fheN said they from Jamaica and could not
stand The cola. al labor that could possibly he avoided
W.. avoided AND used every eNcr'lon ana means ~
Hl} power to make Tho men comfortable.
~.t-'- evidence curIpl. rated thjt of The captain lie
said Shat he never the captain STRIKE any Oi the
sailors. and Aat De never struck one pI them himself
fs~C adj lrnt O..
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ing 70 the Staten Island improvement Commion ACCOMPANIED WIN
such e thnh proper TOT me
~ suitable
establish confirm said showing the boundary on suoh
lands for The supply Of WsIr ana Tie sad laI
soon As M oners shall done and performed al the
sn tiag reqr of them Their and c 81 ther
Of ocs shall determine and In 20 e'.a ,h th't once con
the Of ths act PROVIDED hoH
That before db, actually contracted under s act hs
Tor the Nofh be
eeImaie. Of the thefeoi
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In tho Court Of General Sessions. before Recorder
ket Police Count. Hugh Gaietv
nEci.IONs-MARcn- ..

SUPREME Court hGmbcTS-By Judge lngraham.-
Guinf.d t-t. Gu.uant- NJ S1it Tor counsel
Is Judge Csrioz0StcOr agt Prnc-Gratted. fsngT agt
Sckuil-e ordered White D0l.sO-ier granted
Superior Courf-Spc-aI Tcrm-Ry Judge Freedman.
Wells d a. Adams Ere Col Dempsey set lia--Or4er, Of
j.cotrua rqnfe Lcrf SteInhugcr ESQ casesl Mo
tas -uei sst CLARK Naturalization granted TO
$50 srusrs and dsued Che 81 The contract bot with
leave upon papels AT 1rAs puuIs
denied upon merits the or'ar entered February p
1871 10 be permitted MALLORY The West Shore HUDSON
CoupauF denied, viii To custs hlu-s at
C1l-Dei,u entitled g. order stTn- pa'Hi7s proceedings
shall examination o. the order
extending for days antr the
examination vi
plaintiff upon On. or.tr requiring de-
falalt B4gtrf Mitchell. sst k-Il-
Na'or- denied. With : 10 costs
Marine Covt-PGr BY Judge Ioachim-en.-
Meier sg 10y plaintiff 10 81 and costs
v.fl 80 slIus.ua,.
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NHLIPLNG NTELLLGENCE.
PORT OF yRw -YoRE.


F"'' '' 'I" CIr,prn
s. ,. 1,,, simmer frgiJ National steamship Co.,
Stems So Frae,eo R,sIol, Hsultol Rcrnoas. W 70 vs.
steamship sne.sctor sherwood Philadelphia Iorar .rl-hr Co.
Steamship Clt,srelte johnson Portland J.. p AH''
sisapHl ' W ,r ,,I ,.,-..,s S.,.lr,l I' acton
For 4 Co
St.sa,g G.as, Fleetwood yorsl og Point an RehHoui
oa poaiu'ou S',-an,iip o.; ,.-f so.. , p.,,...
BtIk bepI--.hi tb Jf',, L''4'r p. r. W, -al Sous
B,rs lar .ar. Iio.e. ils,anl Jsme. B. Wand 60
ga-t Anon ,orlnr Hanrur. Punch Fl5,2 90.
ing ADD, ~ EE.n.W :, ~ g.. B,rt A Ii1cF.r
B- jennie C.,u,y Are Noa,,iso an. Buaos W. H. J.
BE carolina lotl Go.calyes Opouo l!alens,s Bu4H.
B i5 . II N',ifl l Clr C.r.a. John loy,a sons
B- Ii.c rret, Ho.,,r C4ri.-s Bo.lrI D-.rol Co.
E g N r Nom ssa,, . b,m.s I o' 5 aas t95I
S S j, j. lam. Dams, Krsas Jam B. j. wcaberS
Scal b,a i D','.. " ' .aoa 5 e. l. s fose
Scn[ B,o.,r Geas Gfs8 As,nan r. J. Gols'u Son
Sem Oh Ciad I.Glliorl BALTIMORE Wm Clairer..
''Ii =. -' 80 .,.,,,,.,-,.' '
s,,,., s.,,. linton NE Rdli Richmond c, Point and Nor
oA WITH ia.,s .la pas % Washington a O. To-, 90 ,
- 81 , N lrI 60 N5 H. ~ ,i on "a ID. t 81
srngtth 70 ileuif a 'i'It'i "I'' ~ - ~ -
ctsase ;n,s ~ .e ~, A.yf 5gaI. 70. ., x,
h.,t 81 %a gof s1}. S@ %s 5 : g. . Simon de v
ves'ei % Luni bro- ne. 1- hn, ",the, me ene p,ags
Good Hop, Jan IT, @ crossed me equator fth A ION hal heavy
westerly ga down The nsn Ocean aud Inc Eeiih on I'M cape snd
ul 20 la - y; from Lttac' sntF uoNtfl eat q" fRaf
big W V" Lofi lo fctu sann hA-u5 y Ia' ~ @ I" 5sf
rel NAsi Nts'' ." D. swain Ia
hAlss me 'oh FRANCES 'eu H"m iASs4A icD ~ " "" iio
dence I'd.
brg hossak hltt -ur-"s 10 usls WIZ '.ai I" butfe
AYeh, Ntssel 10 p lsuo ~ oatI company Nu ~h - W.
Nsuneman Tor flltfph 49, o.. .
Bnk frateu io ~ JONI ~ b. NueAe hlelh uas Nm ~"
leases 8" ofe 'ra-e 90 Nm i-als Has been As moran OF hA
tias c..rt. 49,, y..f.4 A.. ..r.l. MAN.. g., t.,
u - H., ~. T-l1- a T. re..sIt LAM. I,r- in irr,
tu, b., Lt, Rsn.,.v
- .'.aa- k,,t-,,J rc. Itf,,t.-grg - '' | ' "
Big Geoge Giichrsht Me-, Ghds Msisnlss
sitt moss 70 ori,fi vessel to = G. Loud Co. t 70 ~
Hstrss had severe T. gale lasting u hours DUNG when toe
sir,.o, N.v o,le,. IS r. With oI,,s,s IN n n
uesslN smith +. weather
-. ,s..,ss '' ~ " W. 49, $50
1T M o.t.. IL v..,o-t \ : IL Az, g.rey,, II A.,
b .as. g. No.. rail-, a. 49, ~ b.t.r Ssvip, 4 So
~ ~ 49,, .l' !. ~. ,,rtb - ls5t.r,s N''' ' " 800
~ NJ ia 49, -ar p; T,,,, A. i,,. via D.I.r.,.
$500, E.i p 80 eoe. ,o NJ R,sE ,,..ei 10 t..ry,
hTsANAe' ., ~ 49, NJ - a Az - 10 -e
,, tu, a.. L. en- Ian A a. ,ie f,e.ls,,e, | - ~ " -1
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an Injunction, and for leave to redeem the bonds The
case came up yesterday before Judge CardOzO, on "A
motion to make injunction already obtained per
pefua IL resisted ON the ground that the time for
redeemnC the pledges had ont that the parties
inoent and the assgccs Of the contract not shown
no be solvent. Decision reserved.
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ANOTHER VERDICT AGAINST A RAILROAD COM


In January, 1867, Isaac Reinheimer, a Wash
ingtOn Market butcher, crossing West-st, near
vcsty, his way to Washington Market. ear Of the
Belt Railroad coming along at a rapid rate, into a
butchers cart too near the track, and damned il MP
against Beinheimer who seriously hurt that he
became insensible. and confined To his bed six
weeks aud has been ucaacitlted from doing any bust
lie brought suit against the Company, yes
terd.y in Part H. Of the Court OF Common Pleas before
Judge lOew. The defense was general DENIAL of the
ALLEGATIONS of The Vaint n and the defendants cOntended
th0 the accident resulted solely from the careesues OF
Relnhemer. The jury found $500 for the plaintiff.
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DEp4RrCRE or FoREIGN NAILS.

Mails Honolulu Australia end aud viii b. sent from So
Frsurco l.i OF each month Al Na matter be- preae
hay Vepfr each books SC cents
per MAJ ali fuuc- end mtln New fort
.bo Oh q IN Co.. each month.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
TIN COUNrEETEITEBs AND FORGLEs ARRESTED
VINO Col. Whitley. Clief OF the Secret

TN 'plNIEf.i Eli h@ AND FoH'LH- Al'tis-iEb
While Col. Whitley, Chief Of the secret
service Division of the Treasury Department wa IN
Boston hrCa King mp the notorious Bill" Dog gang OF
rouu,erleer one OF l- detectiye- by ptr-oustjup
shower az The queer" incrtatrd himself into the favor
and couhdcrc. of au n Rhode, the proprietor 81
feI 40 No Pr tItf st.. here stolen goods were re-
'ei,od, and when. counterfeit money was sold The de
tccuNt Hu"G. ron Rhode aud h, gang st .e number
~ count rfrt $40 h ou the Farmers and M8uufacfur
cr, National Bank OF PouL hkcc psl and sepcrai COun-
fetfli s." 0 fh' shoe and Leather National Bank
~ THIS cty.
When CD. Whitley returned yesterday, be made
descent upon This ~ den and arrested lO known 90
nave been engaged 30 raising checks" and selling
rpn'tfi' money! Tire, of tAos, arr ,f-d held as
'oNrins W v'rlc>>.s ard their naiut- are. therefore
ngl pin q. i. names of The other, are: william r.
iu".' -Hf.- j.. go, James Mctauc, "Buliy kry-cr,
hiIr.l h'1' Jackson Elv ards, aud John J1ys.O
~ H' fs. auc hev,eT operated To- -r-eY civ sid
Wti' 2. ''. sent before Commissioner Murhoad Of
hhai PffH. TIC Others were committed Dol dp.uIr Of
or 's i.i-si9Ees davenport Of rhs city 90 await
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P.fSSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LvFRPOOT-I1 steamship sh,s March M l. .. Lewis.
MIR J. Z Lavrence Mason W. " ~ pent VI W. SCOT
Rsrus Mr. J Pan, McNaloa. Mf. Campbell Mn p.
A Mal.-r NJ. Henry
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flowing il the immigration for the past two

PROMPT PAYMENT.-The accident policy of
$4,000 the late Walter H. Forbush, esq, Of Buffalo.
killed ~ New Hamburger paid by the Travellers In
surance Company OF Hartford. on Monday, March l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

In the United States District Court, yester-
day the Government closed he evidence IN the sugar
case Of the United states act. Weld 4 Co.
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Coma oslan0 Real gsiate for Sale.

tuestrbester Gonnip Real estate Tor Sale
Tor SALE-At Rye Neck, one mile from
Nsmsr,p.e a t-to LACE Of ~ F.h
house Tor gare4er stable sge gaery ahi everything 10 'af -
countrr s6ogabe horses poultry rug sd ertk u'ts
on The place Apply b. 4. GRANT No os Buad~s New 'l
NONkERS.-A large number of HOUSES for
Il ,se ~ -rnt rl,4u YOUNASs. Agent. l9rteIs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03

IMMATURE ALMANAC.
sun so SIM afs....... "a Moon so
sand Hok t4f Cows I.u... 81 Hell G4f. tf
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Coparillcrsb.n Notices.

pIETtC NOTICE IS hereby given that the
\ Of yENNTp' rrrt HiN~oN g.. q 0t s day o.
H. .,a Ir .u. K.Hfeis Win.r liafr'
a ri 81 En- o. a.ua KENNEDY. UtTtrlNrJN a. O..
S~p York. tth ~ I.ti -
Nu. az VAIN. SEV-l OBS. Naal ]. Ir,l.
The ao-ae ~. - ~ d. ri far'aer ti-. i-' are en-
ifr, sf KNNIf itt.Ir.DA s Coz or Oh, l4r"s' Oh AT
Oh 3D. -.u.r. Eari ie .af E-o,'r-r Bssr -
GEORGE b KrNNIHY
WILLIAM n. IIt COHESION.
EIIhI e. Mitchell.
TE'HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing un-
m ..- li. rtr- q Mscioaa! EnUneer a4t o taotr,
sHa.,f D-sOIk % b.. l Hai ,tt.-- .a.- Irr.tk
,oat-c,, p e. t ~. .- aru ala either rar r o 20
I... -l It . .1.. q. Ir1-lssf. N.H-l.rA
g. p BURTON. CHARLtS iCH"NALD
vE'HE SUBSt RlBEE viii cfhtinuc business A.
D.. beer and f.r sf'lssa Rf.rd a. io.i
CHARLES NatruNALn
yEUE PARTNERSHIP OF MEAD. LACEY
q, o.. .- , 81. hi. Itt ~ Ne
FRLi,k Nr 40 JANIS NOURfIIS
m ts.t.r. D., 20 formed 10 OIL fIl FkEDk
AFAp ard -i cor i-t, fr huo",' - D. 'e - Nlhb
LACEY 60. tsfWh NfAD.
49,, r.r..I Ir-f JANIS EDORalS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
MEETING OF THE EMIGRATION COMMISSIONERS
-TIGTREH FOR ISL.

The Commissioners of Emigration met yes
terday. President OGorman In the chair, and Commis
missioners Bell Waach, Lynch Nicholson, Hart, Barr
ana Setback in attendance. The report Of the Castle
Garden Committee wac read, showing decisive action IN
the case of several persons convicted Of defraudlng
emgrnnts in the purchas OF railroad tickets. The
Wards Island Committee reported the discharge OF
John Gleason an emplOyt, for drunkenness All
well inmates OF the institutions on the Island
we're directed TO be discharged when they re-
fused 10 accept suitable places procured for them by the
Board Regarding telegraphic communication with the
Island the committee reported that they had conferred
with the Western Union Company. which had agreed TO
line between Castle Garden and that point
keep the same in re pair and maintain operator
Castle Garden for 81 O0 per annum the office on the
Island to be supported by the Board. The Commits
soners approved the terms and the project and II vas
referred back TO the committee with full power 10 act.
The ollowingis the report Of receipts and disburse-
ments:
Aes,ga,e receipts 70 Pen %. go 81 81
alien passenger. Gc...'.........,., 1888 % 27s5 %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS q
Disbursements per previous account to Feh i6 soG2 Is
Current expenses 10 H4f os es -
B..D,. With Cit, Chamberlain s1al9 81
The Chairman Of the Finance Committee offered reso-
luton recommending the Board the insurance OF
the property both on the Battery and at Wards Island
In defense he claimed that $4,000 worth ~ policies
would expire during the month, On which the Board wa.
paying premium OF $3.50 per year aud that was not
customary insure class Of buildings which were so
constantly occupied. The resolution tabled until
the next meeting. 80 much of the resolution OF August
H. 1870 gardCd the demanding OF references from
those desiring 10 employ male emigrants was repealed
by vote. Mr. setback recommended that an inveslga,
ton shOud he Instituted regarding the presUnt mode ~
Transporting the sick from Castle Garden - Wards
Island which was an expense TO the Board OF $500 per
anutm. Referred % the Castle Garden Committee
The report for the last two weeks gives the following
figures Alien pa c0gcrs arrived 10 February %, i6i
aTiS ed since 20 March D. Lbs total 615l; 10 same date
iu 1870 9.5l3
The following f. the immigration for the past two
fb- ron tfr uriUc nal ro countries:
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Gounlrp Real gslnte for Sale.


A FIRST CLASS a ~. FtEN
" uUTCHLSS COT NrI n the tHEu " Washington. ,: m a. n
2f ar's a-l! po.art'r D. a'r-- o. u ', "'s' '-'''"
and san..J. Eu.luss frstIate b,sutfIl H-.Nfr' - -
TIT fACIuILs fOS hlA' iilhG w" lOth
sr,.,.r- our hour 'pf BUSH ru1"s's
For ilr,her rsrt-ua0 ipqol, M Bro.iNay Room
EOR SALE-Tbe RESIDENCE of the tate
A.r' B,u SeV burh. Ire House built n he NOS, sub
ssat- md complete m'rner containing Is rooms carr hgas
ss1r Sc. handsomely sd commanding very
beautiful l. extensive 90, 3D. ha,oa h.,i .n'ld A. f.''
d3o HOMER MORGAN. No Pi1e,.
Tor SALE or RENT at Si00-ln Hastings,
twenty D, Hudson L. T.. H.. LO ~ O.! eu rooin-i BAH I
'''A '''''' '-'''' .'~' 56DfY im csuIct..t
nor SALE or 10 LEASE--A new FACTORY,
with 2O0lons rAsrpossi iogner' dg- r.houses boarding
p PSqt' culsr. q, ENPir'F 5 " e. soi Fsrer ~.
COR SALE LOW, and on easy terms, one ~
T.. fr-: FRUIT -rd ,ruCE FARMS tlt HuloA River Adj
drtss q. ". BEEBE scloi4ea Lslairg. "
NEW FACTORY. 30XiO feet. , stories and
... 20 L A>E o., kerso y g. Tear Io' p mrs I'a i
j. v. ToNPkfys Hls ib..,
DTDGEFIELD. Connie LET. furnshe or
IL un1ra.b- SALE. bf Ot SIS, ID 10 u rooms rias
r A BOCKwELL gdses-Al Conn.
NVA1E Err POWER for RENT or SALE.-lhe
w uasstuir Vac 60 H Isfu.uelt power
sl, -' To-, Ice To- -urturss A-e oa.r t, bore ioU
''' '''' ''' or>4roSic U,rER g.. ~ COM.
.t1 ACRES-A beautiful country Residence at
- saaerr S.A..5l nile, tom '. l. .roa .rt cofmltst.i
with c.'-l e-n..f. Do r-'r D. a. '' us .a, irt
Terms '.} -ls of Spna-'e,l Sash Biol hfnaeor.- SUI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
tnarble aro Stale Aldn,els.

tflarbr uro Slate Aldn,els
ENANELtD SLATE MANTELS.- Plain.
HsdInf --. Decor te prices from so 10 SGD ai Hrfar
40 a s.r. F-f, es.rilt.on. o. AID ~rut-.
PiNRhlA SLATE Co.. No. 40 Ne,. 3 s-......-...
Between PIN f.. ~. 'y.s
NARBLET/ED SLATE MANrEL~.-Rich
W AZ sss-t ., rls 80 Sl2 Is, "a --s. 70 D.
srErAPr Co. 30 s.-ttrve. tet -sfGA a' r. -.
- KLABER ~ Co.. MARBLE WORKS. 2l5
-. PCS We. Frr-e-t' g. between bra sa~ - r'1F'
Mzle, hOulu.ats. Head al4'.,
cr-la. designs c4esl~.' IN cty.
ssiE AND UpNARDS-Marhle Nantel>.
y ~ .a cool prerl.s prizes lov'r fhl f 0'~ house.
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New- Screen Real csiaie for Sale.

ELIZABETH. N. IA neat and convenient
.OUslki ksslDkECE sth cy 1aFsul-,s. e1t9a o'
FROM Rabeh station n J. G r r house eoasl hath. furnace bot
Young fruit o sliso Would sen rsI q Co. ho
ATToS and . pas ia'' ~ or Gso NEVER EfsassiS
FOR sALE-At Montelalr. New-Jersey, near
yo s..Snt o. e Mar snd t.s R.o. and g e
FRAME HOUSE, .ns os3s u oc.ton hgh
' ny ''i''; i az os d'S on s'8
ei@btasi u .iie 100 choice 'rt tee 81 i,si grer
t o. j. waSEsAS s. ps.pS. s-. TS' 4 J. ''' '''
DOR SALE.-A handsome two-story aud
French HOUSE staatei oroyesi william Easi
ofage ,l15, e. l h ISa o. 9 oa A'a.
Fruit and arnsmea. s. trees. Pree tl2oc.
i''''' K sEiER Co. no lss waief.,. Nsu.lorI.
EOR SALE-At Engewood, n. j., a Gothic
Of fruit and Shade trees "a. the house and contain, on ALTO
barn With accomnolaors Tor ~ Lots 1.u ICON, os TO- '
At a,9 No. So 50 t si. SeF.Yor..
NOR SALE or exchange for city property,
feI.ss slaasar-Rool HOUSE. At ,s"'o i r. 49, o3 20
eisy terms, location unsurpaeL j. G. G. p . Box To- n ron
L'OR SALE-A desirable two-stoT, COT AGEt,
tie prt Is 55r20 through from street TO street sSo' o'''
plenty q rat Sc Apply # ll1 s1is - lS,-e ,-,l7 y
EOR SALE at ORANGE, y; j., a HOUSE
and Lot Of aear ners, situated OF Aiast Address r. b.
r. o Bor ic6, Nes.Yors Citr
FURNISHED HOUSE for SALE at Bereen
Point NeVJsr.ey within I've Flsafi s sl " Poos
Terms purchaser Ala' - ~ 7~'' = -
HOUSE AND LOTS FOR SALE CI1kAP-
i minutes City Hall jersey Hghts Jerseg ~;
to- a. he au basement Furniture for sale Apply TO GkOh"E w.
WtYRE. ~ Psrkros. Room No Z.
JENKINS g. WAY, New Brunswick, \. -,
y R.s R, Brokers Aueoreers have for SALE tpiI
RESDES0Es FARMS aud HOUSES All LOIS inc slai~s o.
10 ru By referring 10 The folo-ng g,nefh
Randolph Hsd Senator frenghuyn WIN b. -ot y !
Pos Ohe JOIN B ssq PelteH Of Tie haaoa' bs-a o. Wv
Jcpef.
4 LEWELLYN Park, Orange.-EngllshC Cottage
R,aierrc TuIpaye containing DOB oil pine ht -"''
forest trees MAGNIFICENT views 20 pleasure grolti' s'i-
Hamilton wallis Ns.au. coz Pu- VII ease pn,iet, P''as'
CTMAHT. observation-disclosures for SALE
= and 10 LET desirable location. ARC HiBAD GBAtu
Ltsrt,..t
Dn ACRE FARM in New-Jersey 50 minutes
sbtB f, " l ou beautiful Of water splendid villa ties
over niu f.. 81 sConO Principals on Apply IT,
lookout D Br"alwaJ, Wllalasl nrrh, y !.
* ACRE FARM in Passaic County q miles
II J nom Nro HANGE for Ct' pop-lty tu .-s -"o;
eIraeut $1,000 Principals nav apply 70 b"ohhoOI bTo'
vel. Wt.sns'ur-h y T.
g%nn CASH. 5000 MORTG AGE, viii PL 4
~ .tttNI CHASE large ro.' frne HOUSE, pleasantly stu
sd or H ground i 5rl.U minnie, walk from 's9-rvur
der1t. . boz mo, Ne7Ios tf 'ff O.. r. " ~ NJ r.t Jan.
eac way daily Apply FREDERICK RNLiks 81 Broaast v l.
&H --n ORANGE. \. j., near depot;
20 -. ssbO. u~aly built 8rons furnace range god ~s',
,csu.. usi.ibor.yoi Terms apply so'H hhhl'I ~
WALLS. Nasela. cor. Pire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-03
printing.

NNrN. FVFRDFLIis SONS. 100 Futon-st.--
w LIrIIoD RApHIC STEAM JOB lRSIkR, ,al LABEL
NANUfAtri art>.
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06

Two weeks have passed away =
And tho celebrated "local news pa
per of the county" has failed to
publish one word about the Vinton
Station Post Office and all the prop.
er'y therein being destroyed by
fire not word about the burning
ofthe letters, papers, &C., that were
lying therein for the inhabitants
for miles around The destruction
of one Of "Uncle Sans" Post Off
ces is an item Of no Importance to
USELESS GRANTS "local news" or
gan in this county!
You know Uncle Sam" is so rich!
tie can afford to lose mail sacks,
postage stamps, ETC.; ; the taxpayers
are poor, but they must lose their
mail matter and then send "Unclc
Sam" moro money to pay for more
mail sacks and postage stamps!
"That's the way the money goes, e"
while the Radical President is at
Long Branch, smoking, drinking,
receiving presents, watching horse
races, etc!
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06
The Difference.

The difference between the
Democratic and Republican par.
ties can thus he summed up
The Democrats claim that in
dustrial classes, in consequence
Of unStatesman administration
are suffering, and that, con
sequently, there should be sudr
Legislation as will give healthy
prosperity to those Glasses. On
the other hand, the Republi-
can party, through its leaders,
claim, that all industrial classes
are sufficiently prosperous, and
that it is all nonsense to. talk
about their needing any look
ing after or attention. What
say the industrial classes about
this matter?