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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08
COMMITTEE on BANK TAYATT0N
RosT0N AND ALBANY RAILROAD.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders will be holden
In the rooms of the Corporation, in the Passenger sta
ton the of Heach and Albany Streets in Bos
ton, on the second Wednesday February instant being
the 4th day Of the month, at II O'Clock A.. for the
choice Of Directors, and the transaction such
business may come before the meeting.
j. \. RUMRILL, Clerk.
dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-08
MUSIC CLASSES.
II. l.. AINSwORTET

Respectfully announces that in order 10 meet the
present deinan1, he viii form a limited number of
Glasses for beginners in Panoforte PLAYING and Har-
mong commencing Jan 10th, 1872
Mr. A. will be assisted by some of his most advanced
pupils who will take charge of classes for Children
under his supervision Terms according the grade OF
the pupil Application may be made from 5 to p M
daily at No. Il Clarks Block diff Dps
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
The s - CT. FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND
LAND GRANT BoNDs OF TIE

LAND GRANT BONDs OF THE
ST. JOSEPH AND DENvfR CITY RAILROAD
COMPANY,
in denominations of $1,000, $500, and 500 Coupon
or Registered, can now be obtained to limited
amount only from the undersigned, or through the
principal Banks and Bankers throughout the United
States.
The safety and Reliability Of these Bonds is eyi-
denced in the continued and increasing demand for
them by prudent and careful investors, who have in
vested in them after most thorough and rigid ex-
animation of the security pledged for their pay uent
both interest and principal.
THEY ARE SECURED by first and only mortgage
on the Companys railroad, rhich 'ciH room cops,ct
the Union Pacific Road at Fort Kearpey Cim he
CITY Of ST. Joseph No.. already important rail-
road ceRterl-upon the Franchises Of the same-upon
the Equipment and personal property of every descrlp
tiOn-upOn the Land Grant of the Company granted
by Special Act of Congress, approved July %, 1866
amounting to 10000 acres, Whch has been officially
certified to the Company By the Commissioner o' he
Geperal Land Office IN his Official report to Congress,
transmitted through the Secretary Of the Interior o.
jan 10, 1872
The Bonds are issued only they represent com
pIsted and equipped Road all proceeds Of Bonds
beyond this are held by the Trustees in trust until
til. necessary completion entities the Company To
these proceeds.
The Road is built first-cass in every particular.
and has been so received and accepted by tie It
partment of the Interior.
The Mortgage Deed of Trust prohibits the sale Of
any Of the Companys Lands at less than i0ur 81
dollars per acre. payable to the Trustees and applied
to the payment Of the Bonds through the operation
Of the Sinking Fund. The payment of the Bonds
before maturity is compulsory upon the holders.
The Bonds are therefore secured by two classes of
property combined in MORTGAGE the value Of either
largely exceeding the amount of bonds which can bo
issued under the mortgage.
Trustees-FarmeTs' Loan and Trust Company ~
New-York.
The Bonds have thirty years TO run, with both
principal and interest payable in Gold. The prncl-
pal PAYABLE in NewYoEk, the interest at eight ?.
c. per cent payable in February aud August either
in New-York. London, or Frankfort-on-tbe-M Main.
free of taX.
Price 81! and accrued interest in Currency. Tie
Bonds are receivable at par and accrued interest III
payment for the Company Land Sales. Maps ell
culars. documents and full information furnished on
application
The Bonds of this Company have always been re-
ceved with favor by investors and capitalists, have
| ALWAYS commanded a ready market aud We unhesi-
tatingly recommend them believing this loan VIII
rank equally with that of the Eastern Division lh-
sues which are now selling at premium above par.
TANNER d Co,
Bankers No. II Wall-st
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05

The earnings OF the Pacific Railroad OF Missouri for
the third week February, 1872 $56202 third week IN
February 1911 <53s23; increase, $239; for year com
mencing March l. 1871 s3,552CO for year commencing
March l, 1870 $3429, ,3s7 increase, sl232l3.
The earnings of the St. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail
road for the third week in February, Isl2 s76
1871, $27,6I7 &C; increase, 1872 Sl2,S55 "a.
We have seen the printed circular Of savings bank in
which OF the advantages OF the institution Is ste.d
10 he that by charter may receive deposits OF a0y
sum from 81 to $4,000" We do not mention the name OF
the bank in question because know there several
that are permitted receive large from single in
diyiduals but do not hesitate to admonlsh all who
have but little that they can afford 10 lose to have moth
ing TO do with any sO-caled savings bank
that receives larger sum than 5000 HOm
any one depositor. A few $4,000 depositors
may quietly draw from bank all its available funds and
eudanger safety OF all smaller deposits before there
is any symptom Of a run" In the older and better
managed savings banks 20 large as even 5000 will
not be taken from any single depostor but in the
ery OF the new ones to get money they disregard the
teachings Of experience and take all that is offered Let
no poor person trust his hardearned money TO any pre-
tended savings bank that receives, il authorized TO
receive, a deposit for a larger sum than $1,000
The arithmetic Of The World who, for years past
has been able to cipher Democratic gains out Of every
Republican victory has lately turned his attention "a
finance and he shows doubt his own satisfaction
and peraps TO that of the readers OF The World that Mr.
Boutwell, has not really paid off any considerable por-
tion Of the National debt II his cipherng IN unanee
shall prove as Trustworthy as his prognosucatlons IN
noltcs when he assured the public that the Democrats
were gaining strength in proportion to their losses IN
Copgressmen and in states, the public will not be
seriously alarmed about the reduction and ultimate pay
ment OF the public debt.
The Philadelphia stock market was firm to-day
Pennsylvania sold 1881 Philadelphia and Erie Kali
road az Reading Railroad, $40, and pennsylvania Kali
road COZ Gold closed at ll0t. 49, -,
Messrs. Vermilye & Co. advertise City OF Enzaoeth,
Long Island Railroad and Southern Central Railroad or
Nrw5York bonds, at "a, SO, and 90 respectively.
In the notice OF sales OF s0O000 OF the bonds or the
Northern Pacific Railroad Company in yesterday .
paper should have been stated that the sales IN Janu
ary and February reached that amount.
The bank statement compares as follows win FORMER
returns:
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05
MONDAY, March 4-P. NJ.

The week opens upon quite brilliant move
meut in the railroad stocks with activity and life
than we have been accustomed to If late. After What
has been vouchsafed the closing days Of last week
il was fair to presume that climax was approaching
when the first ash OF should take place During
the morning the market firm, and so ruled up to
midday when some OF the list sacGed litte and the
whole market became steady With the probabilities OF
the abandonment Of any outside arbitrary interference
with the course of monetary affairs, the market IN the
afternoon at times ruled decidedly buoyant
under the leadership Of Pacific Mall in which the same
influences are In force heretofore Northwestern also
divided the honors and run up to the highest point
reached since the grand break few months since
Union Pacific was active and per cent higher on
the close approach Of the election at which is thought
Mr. Clark will be chosen President Of the road OhlOs
Rock Island and st. Paul strong and in fair re-
quest Wabash being firm 1t remained for Erie TO hang
back in the traces and exception TO the general rule
decline from 33s TO 32s Western Union Telegraph was
only fairly active but steady. st. LOUIS and Iron Noun
tain sold at r. and Boston, Hartford and Erie at 3s OF
the investments Chicago and Alton sold at III Della
ware Lackawanna, and Western, 1854 dl05i Panama. So
and Fort Wayne, gsi. In the miscellaneous shares the
Quicksilver stocks strong and higher Canton rising
to &C. Express shares quiet and steady. The fol-
lowing table shows the highest and lowest prices Of
active Ks aold todaV.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05
MIDLAND RAILROAD
Isr MORTGAGE PER CENT. GOLD BoNDS.

isr MORTGAGE PER CENT. GOLD BoNDs.
Limited to $4,000 per mile on finished road
The rapid progress toward completion Of THIS great
Tpnk Line from New-YOrk to the West and 10
Canada enables us to offer TO investors at par and
interest further limited issue of these favOnie Sc
curities.
Upward of $40 miles of this road. including the
New-Jersey section, are already finished, equipped
and in operation and contracts with responsible
paries have been made for its entire completion by
the first day of July next. When this shall have
been accomplished its earnings cannot fail to be-
large and highly remunerative 1t has advantages
at least equal to those of any Of its competitors for
both local and through business 1t is building for
cash. Of ,rhich nearly SsOOOOO hare been furnished BY
subscipOn 10 It's stock al PAR. The work is substan-
tia and, including equipment, has not exceeded IN
cost $4,000 per mile which is less than 0nehird Of
the amount at which some of the trunk lines of
roads leading from NewYork are capitalized, ANA on
which they are paying good dividends.
In view of these facts, the Midland lst Mortgage
Bonds must be regarded as a frst-class security
quite as safe as Governments and, by making the
exchange at the present difference in price, hOIdesO
Midland Bonds ril receire SO per cent more Of recen
upon the amount iarested than the holders Of Gor9H"sHi
bonds.
For sale or exchange for Governments at their
market price, by GEORGE OPDYKE 20,
% Nassau-st
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05
Anction Sales Of Real estate.
). JoHy,oS. lr.. Aueuoneer
RY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.,

;. JoHS,oS. IT,. Aueuonter
R1 JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.,
H tSuccessor % Johnsoa 4 incrl
Real Estate promptly EHehsnsn. ss % Socks,
Furniture MeIrhandfe &c.
TUESDAY. Arru5,
Al 70 o.clock. a EIchauge Sale.Ioon III Broatssr.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT SALE MOST vsTtAFLE PROPERTY ~
THE 18TH WARD. BROOKLYN.
By orcr ofFREDERlCK SCNOLEs. esq,
TWO SPLENDID PIECES OF WHARF PROPERTY, SITUATED
on KENT-AyE BASIN. between KkAP AND RODNEislS d.
'Y 'f''''N ''f CITY MARKET GROUNDS
Eact parcel eoutns about 10 lots The docks e hert " The
r There II r. Of water have been made ne s.
this 20 10 vicinity II Newlork or
Lumber bri and Lime Detcrs Iron Foundcrs Ustler Mat
sagr fue or Gas tompaHie~ The terms vi" be liberal Maps
ALSO BY ORDER OF THE SAME OWNER.
HOOPEBSI, 20 r. 2. OF Beliorlafe tree SPLENDID
the recently pgr Lutheran Chareh This
MAGNIFICENT BEDFoRD-AvE. LOTS
Creme d, "a Creme Of tie Avenue.
BEDFORpAVE. AND HEWBSsT, H. cor, running ". along
Don't m examine above lots They ay directly opposite the
ralatal residence Of Cornelius johnson. esJ;
H00PRRSr, p. g n n c. Of fBetfori-a7G-3lo;S
iEWES-sf n s.. % O. n e OF bediori'ave-3 lots
HOOPERST., s. e. 81 POI IT. q 2. OF Bei0niaVe- lots
ROSS-ST.. s. . gOi q ". Of BedioTI-ave-2 lots
PENN.ST.,s e A,8I f. v: Of Leeaye-4 lots.
hARCyAvE. AND PENS-sT, n " corner opposite Pa7!s
Chu.cb-4iotE
MIDDLErOSST. ". 100 f. y. Harrison ayc-5 lots
RUTLEDGE-Sr AND MAECY-AyE. r. c. eJr-3 ots
Maps Of all above property ready oe Of Jere Johnou
TUESDAY March r.
At 70 o'clock. al Excl arge Saesroom. W Br1adwav " Y
SPLENDID PROPERTY on THEODORUS BERGEN ESTATE
Situated Fouraye. bet FThnh
Brooklyn. Particulars heIealer
At 1890 ofce Of Josiah NJ. Whitney.
l. tie SPl ENDiD PROPERTY CAPT JOSEPH
Astoria. n. Y Particulars hereafter
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Monday, March ,.ls72.

NTw-YoRK, MONDAY, NnTch q ISI2'
rhorc were no transactions at the Exchange
ming James NJ Mder adjourned Supreme
- i ssle OF property on Forteth-s until April For
INV Tuesday, .de announcements are very IN
"H,a, Messrs. muller, wilkins & Co. viii sell large
80. n, boulevard aud Central Park lots; also ousl-
u,rerty on EXchangcplace, Broad ana Seuth sts,
tesS j. Bleecker. son Co will oheT Two superior
No. corner lots also, house ON Flity -hrst ana
clinton 1obnson r successor Of johnson Miller, will
yIo-n,ble Brooklyn building lots aud dock property
seA va In me Nmeteenth Ward In addition to these
number OF foreclosure sales are commenced OF
49, mi details will be given in our next issue -,
Ns." ,saic of burlington and Missouri River Railroad
It d, Iowa during the month Of February le12 were
Au al an average price OF tl2 54t per acre. amount
-al sales 20 March l. 1871 Gro $i647l - acres az
D-rcr3re price OF Ell "a 4lO per acre amounting To
A $500 H.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05
The highest prices made to-day were current at the
Coleman Benedlet's closing quotations we're:

The new rule Of the Stock Exchange prohioNng deal
ings before 10 o'clock went into effect this morning
1t is also noticeable that the Stock Exchange are pub
fishing an official list Of the sales before the Fst Board
The Treasury policy for this month includes no sales OF
gold only the purchase oftwO millions Of Fye-Twentes-
one million on the lith and the other on the 2sth Ims
omission buy gold the first under the occupation OF
the Treasury portfolio by s present incumbent ana the
reason is found in the statement that sufncieht
amount Of coin viii come out OF the Treasury THIS
month to supply the market. Past precedent Il. e. the
case OF the December redeppon shows that we cannot
depend with any degree Of certainty upon the dsburse
ments on called bonds and although s4oOOO are 10 Dc
redeemed this month IL Is not unfair to presume tha
the coin payments will not rapidly as to have any
very special effect upon the gold premium ana are
likely TO drag their slow length along for an indefinite
number OF weeks. With such immense importauohs as
those Of last week-over sI5O0o, the largest IA Tue
history Of the port-the failure Of the treasury 10 sell
gold regarded decidedly singular TO put II In mhd
form. The market, under these circumstances opehed
strong I1O but later reacted TO ITO when the London
quotations higher and thenceorward ruled at ITO
9IOI The carrying rates we're g. 81 8, y. 4, ana
por cent The days business at the Gold Exchange
Bank IA follows: Gold cleared. bll67OoO gold bal
ances, il.0a9. SOL currency balances, N,lsl,otI.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05
Gin Rcal Cslnte tor Sale.

ACTION >ALE-GRAND jLL\ ARD
y tNI. 'INTI-sl- ia i's-ii f>pAl N'r
: .......... tluI>ON THOMAS R,.,ree. Waist b..
X STEVENSON a son. j. l'le -
ZINE PROPERTY on Fifth-avc.. east SIDE,
\ ..s r.-rt.t s'IU0 &c. due -efF entire plot
f.-,-.,a.r Pro, very Ia. q NJ PIERCE. .- D. PiHest
HuI II IN Eightv-third-st. near LeXng-
\ ...if. nI SALE oa tlsl ,sua Iucr sIio.o T. GOOD
I.I ....FH.
CORNER LOT for SALE-On Fifth-ave,
.t. .t..a-.t -a1. x ts Genital Ia-k Prce. $1,000
49,, uH St o. g.-.osu fIr. of.- 81. West Tl- ecou.st
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05
Intte WeTe TOW saIts VI VIV5 DaIN sV0VH' NJ IVV7
fair prices, the bids being as follows;

Less than the usual business was done in Railroad
bonds but prices were steady We note sales Of Central
pacacs at 1921 Union Frsts 9iQ9li do. Incomes. 81
81; do Land Grants s1s s9 and Frsts OF C. c. and
C. at 92I 1879 The following were the bids
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05
THE MARKETS,
,c.,.tr,, Reported Tor rus rs,scsa !

tc,r,fun, Reported Tor THs rsiBrsR
MoNDAr, March a. lS7f
receipts today pEgs Pos quiet but steady sA
Pearls re dull anI nominal AZ 1AN -. A.. Ia.
- nes have adyaseed &c. sAs have been 1888 (2 Ssons,
evening" which -. eaes were boz export III of eoesen gLoa h
.gr.Dce follows hasa d Low Mddlngs safaris
irMareh 200 llac, uotce aer 10th 100 at n e6a, dsl'
l on the 800 al 2ie, notice l5th 100 s llee, 100 al
N 96e shoh noee 100 at 2i, poee after obI April 100 a.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05

The money market has been much easier to-day, ana
we ouOte per cent the ruling rate about all over
though late IN the afternoon rates broke down to 3
and 4. We quote prime discounts at u TO per cent.
Government bonds have been strong throughout WIN
a better demand than Of late. The entire list made
slight advance and closed on the basis OF . 70 It Io
IsG7s. Fisk Hatch report as follows at p. NJ;
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05

State bonds were very dull in all the issues Tenne'
sees were steady at COT Yrgnas, deferred issues selling
III sellers 80 or GO days options while New North
Caroinas went Off ono per cent to l9i Tie following
yVer ne bids.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05

HowEs & MACY. Bankers, No 80 Wallst., New
York offer the facilities TO Deposltors a. In
corporated Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates
with immediate returns
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds &c.
&c, for Investors
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05
The following were the quotations:
The days transactions in the u. s. Sub

The days transactions in the L. s. subTreasury
Gold reeepts ... s64ft2 5l.CarrensJ Ell %
God uaynsu !T0bT6 g. CnTreneJ bsaBoe.. 2q5il13 -
6ob baance..... IJIB3 10 Iostoms tJfu ~
Currcncy Nl069 Sl
Foreign Exchange has been rather nmer In tone. bat
rates were without quotabe change. We give them
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05

M0RRIs WILKINs. A1cIoaelf. -
EXECUTOR's SALE of DWELLING on
II TWehhst between Fhave and Unerstypace = II LtD
LOW THURSDAY March u, 49, a. y
O'Clock Exchange Salesroom No III BraiWaT tirnV BUM
p bT orer Of the o Frances Henri cas- deceased
FAST TWELFTH-ST. valuable DWELLING, together with
The EXTRA large LOT Of GROUND No D East Tweht
po-t 40 feet Fh-ly House stories attic and
basement high s,oop 25I6 with Hcs piazza and has the
water AMI gas front 264 1914 on the west side
lss feet the said several dimensions or less
Sr per the purchase money emn on bond ani mort
tlh+D VI N hhNDhl,N' Lte'1't
~ DINGEE 4 Co.. Auctioneers, will SELL
-. public aacol TIE Erh1lge Salr,Fo94 III Bro1"l5 &
of THURSDAY March A 1874 u O'Clock No 80 ST.
MARKSPLACE. Terms Tie premises be seen from a. u
Wv s. pINGEE Co.. Aucioaear. 81 Cear-., NeFYorE.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND NNSKsorA
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND Bonds for
sale at 92I and interest by HENRY CLEws Co.
No. % Wall-st. New-York.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05
ADRIAN H. MULLER Aucoleer.
EXECUTORS SALE
G2 VALUABLE LOTS.
situate
EIGHTH ST. NICHOLAS, AND NINTHAvEs. THE BoULE-
WARD, I23D I2iTH, I25TH, 12CTH, AND
MASHATTAN.STS
ADRIAN H. MULLER. p. r WILKINS L Ca
will sell at Auction,

on TUESDAY, MARCH ;,
Exchange III Broadway By order Of the
undersigned aud RxecutTI Of James Walter deceased
II LOTS comprising the entire block bounded BY the Eighth nud St
Eichoasaves 1891 and l2i.h-st.
IG LOTS block bounded by 1891 l2b and Manhatau
ST. Nicholas and Nin;h-aves
SIX LOTS .e Of Nntha7e commencing northeast corner
Of l25tl.st
POUR LOTS south side Of l2Gths, 100 o!EnhSve
FIVE LOTS Mauhatan.s between Ninth and Tenth-aves
SEVEN LOTS at tae junction Of MaHhatln and l2'l't@
ONE LOT northeast corner Boulevard and llithst
The aboveiescre the immediate vicinity Of the Morn
ncsde fronting Pzas formed by Newave s. Mich
oasave Manhattan and l2iht and b. Snhsye, Manhattan
and 5 St., iby located snd rapidly enhancing 10 value
TEBNsSveuye per Of the purchase remain on
Bond aui Mortgage.
SALE PEREMPTORY TO TIE HIGHEST BIDDER
THOMAS H. WALTER, E1ecaior,
HARRIET A. WALTER. EIe5utdI,
ofthe Estate Of JAMES r. WALTER deoea'eL
Mans Al the ofce OF the AuctioreeGs. (1yoll
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05
fonees nno farms Uartco.

HOUSE WANTED TO RENT.-ln good To-
cation West sle preferred between fouTeeuh and Foy-
uue1cept send particulars 10 j. NJ PHELPS No. az
CedaI-st
XVyANTED-In exchange for Brooklyn Prop
w er7 so to 200 Of LAND With g4o Improvements
fronting anu River. and b. PlghkePr
Also an Eug' ard rd House between ihiTi and
and fifteenth and toreh Ad l'i'A description
ana lora Oh of pIoUcl., BRO DkLIN, Tribune Once.
WANTED to LEASF-TwO BUILDINGS
w adjoining urTe aoor o. t situated OF seTeul
or Ehtles Fourteenth and Twenty second s Address
Box $40. PcstO6ce
WANTED to LEASE-A small three-stOry
w HOUSE between Tenth and Twenty yh sis for family Of
three persons: nm 800 ~ 200 Address D. Box 1900 " l.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05
SUBURBAN HOMES.

-Four tracks completed and frybO.
unsurpassed the value Of home tie Inc oi The
Crtr K. o. j. For information Houses, Lots lanni &c.
on tLe u-e apply to A ,. HOPE. 10 LibsrTst
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05
New- scrsrr Real estate for Sale.

TOR SALE - At Wcstfeld y. J" one hour
e Railroad 40 one ~ r'g s p t to Asst ss f' aS G FT,S, %
Houses foar cose. RON $isSo oGs!y s,s's Vita
si,schd sve minute. from stldOn A to RENT arg 6su 10
psuly funsbet and Farm o scfss eo ' " 'Vo
plenty Of out buildings one mile fro" depot PERSON
FOR SALE, or EXCHANGE for CITY IT yP'PPopeTty
J al TESAFIY without Furniture; built Gr 9Tars coePa-
SIoapd i' laid Location perfectly healthy APP
Ply to L. THOMPSON. 80 Colds,
EOR SALE or to LET-At Orange, near
1 J1s, P,Is Sortsbe COTTAGE small bsru
acre u garden pniy fu aad shade trees fnee $Eio Kent
Tsenty Country Places for sale, t5,O0 70 s2se COO
EOR SALE-TwO fine Residences in Bloom
fd J. new gT.t eos S modern en- |p'UyeS1n wen & 0 each each
t2Iegdn On S s,iS s P LYON N Y
NOR SALE-A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE,
in erceen repairs minus vak from the depot at RAILWAY,
EDWARD j. GIlL, So w.llsL, Room q
1--WE new HOUSES for SALE, and three to
LET in Ie"'H F''' l. oP'if F. iiiAskE1L. No. s,nt.xr
TOR SALE-HOUSE, 8 rooms and cellar, five
1 ? % ~ pp % to y f. PE4c6cE Ssii'I Ga BS9s B% y
IF Won wish to PURCHASE or RENT PROP
EIirY J. cal l62 Broadway Room 20 Room 70
Baug Elizabeth Also several large and desirable pieces o LAND
TOHN T. JENKINS & son,
DEALERS IN REAL tsTAIE o4'e' No. iS9 Nelson and i's
O'OF'''''' 40" 'p'''''' NEW BRUNSWICK, N J.
MENLO PARK LAND Co. have REMOVED
~ hT 0a Igs M Room Room u Pull LOTS 0i SALE
be obtained al Compauy's OAee.
NTORRISTOWN REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
AtA-Propcty Of all kinds for Sale and Rent. Address
THEODORE AYERS. NOrriuown. n.
Y JERSEY REAL ESTATE for sale or to let
~. MUNSoN G. DoRBMuS, iD BrOadst, Newark. y J.
ORANGE. y. j., Brick Church StatiOn.-S5,000,
sy sSSEhE & M HOUSES WIN cTo G' boS%ERs 9i H S tow
ORANGE, n. J. Ca specially. .l-HAMlLTON
~ WALLIS. Nassau offer HOUSE 10 rooms well located
th0rO
nRANGE. MOntrose. Watsessing, Newark
" Flr he'd aud Cnurnshcd HOUSES 10 RENT Fine VARIETY o.
Residences 90 Sale Farms to EEnang 6Ekl ALoIZ 80 N4ssLa
DLAINFIELD. n. J.-FOR SALE-A valua-
M poperr very cheaD. Rent desirable Horse containing
oi-u Improvements Address T. F. p o. Box SIS Pained n j.
- ACRES, house and barn, $4,000; or % acres,
1orlnrs s; q udugs I 200;
g N Due. IN New Jersey, @ Midland x. r.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-05
3uttion 6alrs OF Rral Gsiaie.


ADRIAN Il. MCLLER Aucioneer.
VCTION SALE, by order OF the supreme
n Coar, n VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY, EXCHANGE
PLACE BROAD. SOUTH and PEAkLSls. %, Cd, ..,-
InRiAS n MULLER WILKINS Co. will sell AZ Auction,
on NJ ESDAY H. o'clock at the Exchange sasfoo ~
Broadway by order Court under the direction OF heo-
srtson Rodgers, esq, Referee; - -, -, a, A -.
abon Building thereon situate on the northey sae OF EchSn
Brcadsts. and Nos - and
being together width IN front and rear By 800 IT. on the east
erg and 9 n the westerly hue ,,,,
HPGID AND SOUTHT-TeP Plot Of Land together with the
% Frepa roof Baag thereon, situate the corner
ROAD s1d and Nos III and g Broad and nos
rs md rs souh being 40 Southst and cog f. on Boas
4stOry brick Store and Lot situate on be n9r'
sserv corner and Pattss and known az No 70 fsr
tg ie 10 n on 287 r. the and 5n II H. on ts
-e GEO n TITUS, Attorney, No. 20 BTOao"s{;
Maps the oEce Of the Ageoneers No P-2e-.l I2322
Milk FARM at AUCTION.
vi On the premises, at m. March - l5I2 ANNA
containing 10 Of land,
"a s 0bcr,es and IN the farming implements In the OF
SOUTHEAST. PUTNAM Co, " u,
Il mile. east Dkemans Station the Harlem haToA y es
uorb of Brewster Station. t- - -. - uo,.
Gn or purchase money can remain on bond And mott
gag
For particulars apply 70 - - ,.cu W. o,,o
J II. SACKETT. No 4 Cooper Union New ora wv.