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HOW TO EDUCATE ANIMALS.

nature, but TO tame and direct it, SO as {,
make it fit for the service or the societ,
of man This is not very difficult tasL
tor one who knows how to 90 about it
Most animals are drawn toward man whose
superiority they recognize by instinct,
whom they are proud to please, whose
love is agreeable and whose protection is
advantageous to them. But before these
relations are established, there j, an
obstacle to be conquered-the distrust
natural to the lower animals. The first
step TO be taken then, is to obtain the
pupils confidence.
Unhappily, many do just the contrary of
what is necessary to obtain this end. Some
brutal uen know only how to maltreat
their animals, which do not obey because
they do not understand: other men make
p'aythlnss of them; and othcrs fatigue
them with importunate caresses. DO none
OF these shings. What an animnl demands
Is security. Never harm him, and YOU
will soon have his confidence.
When your first relations are established.
hewll come TO be carcsscd of his own
accord. Always be careful of him. but
without iceblencas or importantly. Never
Tolerate vicious act; never allow YOURSELF
to be dcfed; but be indulgent for unip. !
territorial dlsobedience, or for any damage
done unintentionalIy. In these last cases
yourself with making the animal
understand wherein he is wrong, without
TOO much severity Well doing should
always be rewarded by caress. In hab.
ltual intercourse, be affectionate if Won
wlil' but first be reasonable. Do not be
lavish OF caresses; make them less fire..
luehi; but let your rule be gentle and
just.
Violence and blows are bad means IF
'ducatlen for animals, as well as men
force makes itself cbeyed, but only in
OF continual action; sad condi. 1
ION 1t sometimes happens that despair
evolts against even force, we often SOC !
his IN the case of the ass, sometimes in :
hat OF the horse. Besides, in maxine /
obeyed by outward force, Won !
rive from the animal all spontateous nc 3
lon' his grace, his amiability, his ardor
obey you; without counting that in MS.
ng ms means, you reserve for Yourself i
n extreme resource for extreme cruelty
look at the facts. Your poor asses are un- 9
lercliully beaten, and are stubborn. Your j
ruel Transfers overwhelm their horses
18th blows, and oftentimes can scarcely
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iSsEND YOUR ORDERS F0P
jon PR .rTING
70 THIS OFFICE
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VERMONT DIVISION
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK

PORT OF NEWBORN ..JASuAEI 70
CLEARED; a.,,..u
steamship City Merida DeaAen Havana aud Vera Cruz r. Aei
steamship savannah Ga. aaTa Ferr .S, GG Nor,
Steamship james Anger lockwood Charleston . - h' - ~
sS,nsbip Bepefcor Jones ugon Lolar1 steamship Co
Sseash isssc Bell Norfolk City Point and Ecanond
OF tsmsaS SHesS Couch Norfolk City Richmond
stesmsa-p Sersus Bears Boston. Il. P DmocE
Eeasae4 PTiie44r B-~er Van Br1n mt! Bros
sFiT EurToc (Bri Carr Melbourne Mailer Qa~resu
BaTk Lteo a Aa.so SoI4 or IAa0 1s M Ag ill., 60
Bark R. Pannton Crossie. AsulnWsA Walsh Fsl VA
B BIt A TG5' BaI Bsiay PALMS. F. Walmry CO.
Big Monte Cus,o E4cas, 81. Pierre. H. A SouIe SON
STEAMSHIP CT, Of Paris ,tr Itlch LIVERPOOL jan H. Queeu
tow l-ta, wi,b mlse and pass TO John G. Dale 49, -, m
S n AMI GI pss s H e r, ,'f 5r.
steamship Huntsville CToseu With mise aad 10
steamship Magnolia Palmer Savannah with mde and to W
ssass south ,-ona Beckett Charleston ai,h md and pass.
70 s 81 Il Bes iIaSl Crovcr San Tsucisco
sup Ball Lowell, Liverpool - das via Iybe lani
Bars BESSIE simpson o 81 Andrew b. Gibbs. Mouedeo Nov.
Bark EHia Bars CRr) ye.ey Bermuda Il in ballast
BARK (of Ne% Haven De.erson ~ Pierre Mari n DAYS
Bark Brilliant Calvin Ua sprgueJ Malaga Gibraltar 80 day
Big cstharne o. J. B,e4sas N.,eioo g @ny VIII coffee
Bug Renha~ Sylvester, Savanla = DAYS with hides &C.
Bns 4nce of \. ST. Paterson, Kingston Jam, 10 DAYS
B1s 5 jane. Baker Cof Phdeh Phn M,rAguel R. IL da,
Brg JOSEPH Clark o waobor sa Brunswick Ca 20 days
umb
Schr Ella Crowen Croge Coru. Christi DAYS with hides &C.
Schr. Agnes, Hodges. Jacksonville To DAYS with Js
Il. FrancaLn Null udauOa "a days with hides &c.
LuoIs AurehsoD jones' Wilmington, C., days with na,
|
Schr l. Dannehew Grace Wilmington n C. DAYS with naval
Scbr Paige Grace Wilmington n C. days naval stores
Sch Robert Gut, smith. MinI gtou c. GaJs.
I
Schr Ocean Traveller Adam. yorktown. Va With wood
ScLr (oi MAchts Bsgry,
with lumber.
se1 N F. Staples (of Boston, Coffin G14at,namo Y dave with
sugar.
schr B (Of Calais AyiwArd Ponau day.
logvOoSl
For Latest Ship Ne,cs Farm Page.l
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Assistant Alderman Calvin moved that sa,d reports he
received, entered al length on the minutes, ana laid
The President put the qhcstion whether the Board
would agree with said moti<.
which was decided Ia m q affirmative
And the same we're received aud laid
Assistant Alderman Wade moved that the Committee
on streets he discharged from the further consideration
ResoIred That permission and is thereby given
Mrs C. L. Crary to erect bay window IN front OF her
der tn direction OF the Couniss oncr Of Public Works
the permission hereby given 10 continue only during
the pleasure OF the Common Council.
Tie Presdcut nut tue question whether the Board
woad agree with the motion TO discharge the Committee
Which was decided in the Affirmative.
The resolution was then laid over.
REPORTS RESUMED.
The Committee on Department Of Public Works ~ the
Board Assistant Aldermen. ~ whom referred the
annexed resolution IN favor OF ayiuc Crotuu mains ia
SIXTY -ilrstst from NmtLave 10 the Boulevard, respect
mlly
That having carefully examined the subject they
in favor of the proposed Improvement believing the work
20 be necessary. and no objection having been made
thereto. Accordingly your Committee recommend that
ResoIred That Croton mains he laid in sixty-Arstst
from Nuth-ye the Boulevard under the direction Of
NICHOLAS r. CoNHoR
WILLIAM WADE,
+. LITTLEFHLD,
Committee on Department OF Public Works.
Which was received aud laid over.
The Committee on Lamps and Gas of the Board Of As
sstau aldermen 10 whom was referred TIE annexed res
olutiou in favor Of mains in sixty hrstst Mint
ave ana Boulevard, respectfully
REPORT:
That having carefully examined the subject they are
favor of the proposed improvement, believing the
work to be necessary, and no objection having been
made thereto. Accordingly, your Committee recommend
that said resolution be adopted.
Resoired That gasmains he laid lamp-posts erected,
and street lamps lighted SXty-hrstSt. from Ninth
to the boulevard, under the direction of the Com
missioner o. Public Works.
z n. SIMoNsOS,
THOMAS FOLEY,
CHRISTIAN SCHwARrz,
Committee on Lamps ana Gas.
Which was received and laid over
RESOLUTIONS RESUMED.
BY Assistant Alderman Strack-
RcSOrCd That the Clerk the Board OF Assistant Al
dermen lie and he hereby directed and required To re-
and dismiss all the subordinate clerks and attaches
OF his Office and OF the Board the dismissal in each
TO date from to-day, Jan. %. 1872.
Assistant Alderman Calvin moved that said resolution
he referred 10 the Committee on Law Department.
The President put the question whether the Board
would agree with said motion.
Which decided the Affirmative by the following
vote:
Anirmative-Assistaut Aldermen Foley, s,aeom.
O'BTien, Calvin. Robinson, Heay, Costello Litteheld,
Gels, Cumskv, Mcdonald, and the President-l2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aldermen Hartt, Kraus, Cod
dngtOn, Strack Pinckney, Wade, CODnOr, SimOnson,
and schwartZ-9.
On notion the Board then adjourned TO Monday next
at O'Clock D. III. JOSEPH DEMPSEY, Clefh'
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Il.
spccia Committee on Employees and saaries
BY unanimous consent
Assistant Alderman StacOm submitted the following
report IN behalf Of the minority Of the foregoing Special
Committee
me Undersigned. minority OF the Special Committee
VI LippiOyes and salaries. ask leave respectfully
REPORT.
tnat NJ unable 10 agree with the majority OF the
soDIye Ia their conclusions for the reason that he
nhos suong legal obstruction such conclusions and
winch obstruction, in his view leaves the Board quite
pOWeless ~ the matter of and their com
oI'gn until new or supplementary act is passed by
Common Council. ~ 'P''' W 'I0
OF 1861 II ar follows: wv " 'iie La"S
Ahd the Common Council OF the City OF Neu Yo,k
ae neIeDy prohibited from creating any new oftcs ~
Or inereas1ng the salary of any person now
hS asn, Once or his successor"
ipis prohibition yet stands never having heen re-
20 Dut On the contrary has been strongly suDported
peteated by similar words euactsd in later Laws
Teiauve 10 the City OF New York " 4 -"
tne tnf of the enactment OF this prohibition the
% VI clerks and attaches OF the Board was thirten
r Therefore, is the number now authorized by law
oIuinahee and their several titles and comnens
prssefned N the Revised Ordinances of Iss5 and The
'0iulne VI Joint Proceedings" for 1851 WIZ
JOHN sTAcon
minority OF Special Comntteeon Employees and Salaries
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAIL&

WEDNESDAY. JAN "a
Walls for Europe Queenstown sueL Liverpool steamship
Wisconsin close lIo o. Supplementary Mail % Pier No. 40
North River : CLOSED az l:ij n
Pllsssn Closed Mail is sent by this line
THURSDAY. JAN. =.
Mails m Nassau Y P Havana West Indies by the Moro
close a ..
Mails Europe Plymouth. ChcrbouZ and Hamburg se
skin Holsata close .l:OO Supplementary Mail al loot
o. Third. ST.. Hoboken. as closed al leo .
deposited Supplementary Mails Hni BE- prepaid MID
double postage
No Pruss Al Closed NAL Is sent by this lire.
FRIDAY, JAN. g.
No Steamship Mails
SATURDAY. JAN. ..
Mss Europe Liverpool, seaurh'I CITY %. bro"iYi
close a N No Supplementary Mail
A Prusaan closed mai 10 sent by this lire.
Mails Brest and Hayre, yer steamship vile lie Pans
close g J.0u 4 III.
Mails States. via Bremen per steamship Donau
close az &. Il. A ~ til only direc bY this
SUNDAY. JAN. D.
All Mails close II ococs Tue tosi-0uoe open non a
u ~ IL a.. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-24

Several common wOrkhorses SOLD TOT less lih ~ I
head lot OF wagons harness, horse clothing az mVue
rate prices. ~, ~ ..o-s,ii,s
Messrs Barker Chase will bring 20 the nam ntr ulu
Der OF horses, carriages, wagons, ana laISe t =" m -
clothing tomorrow (Wedues day, the 24th l''l d. i
O'Clock. at. . o.o
Nessrs. J. b. Brewster & Co. OF Twenty-hItn-st; hio
suin0 designs OF the different styles OF car
riages now In course OF construction at their factory
are sending them 10 their old customers AZ Ncl 40 !"
those they expect ~ become their future patrons
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REAL ESTATE.

INV YORK, Tuesday, Jan %, 1874
At the Exchange the attendance was small
and the sales unimportant. Joseph Mcclure sold, by
order of the Supreme Court, under direct on
Of Gratz Nathan, Referee, the houses and LOT
known rs No. 90 suGok-st, for sI2,sCO lot
25xlOO The property purchsed by plaintiff. James
NJ Miller sold lot and buildings south side Of Forty
frstst 1875 feet east OF DeXngtOnave., 1913 front by
about III feet depth, for S45OO. Joseph Mcclure adj
iourned sale OF property south side Of Forty rst-s
100 feet west OF TAlTdayc until January by order OF
James n. Coleman, Referee.
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HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKET.

NEw.YoRK, Tuesday, Jan n. 1872.
There has been but little doing in the horse
business to-day. Messrs. Johnston q Van Tassen held
their regular semi weekly sale at their Horse and Car
rage Auction Mart IN East Thirteenhst and obtained
the following prices for the stock brought TO the ham
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Ciip Real estate for Sale.

A FREE REGISTER, with particulars Of
2o0o Houses AM Building Lot, for SALE and TO LET contain
lag Cty map, 6c, ke Apply to v k STEVENSON son, il
Pne-t
A -1t6Tll-ST 200 feet widc) three LOTS
~ Ninth OVERLOOKING Morning SIDE Park for SALE at
bargain WIN hINCLAIR. jr., Co, flnest-
EOR SALE on easy terms, or LEASE-lhe
usIc +stJy HOUSE 20 . Yves, Twenty ;hiri-s ffh
Avenue Hotel No 10 West Iweut, thr-,t Si1hye ia
complete or.cr possession
s. EDDY 4 Co. 10 Park feaee
EOR SALE-A tirst-class brOwn-stOne h. 5.
HOUSE West 1rty-fOurth Also several Bargains IN hr
class tenement houses Also lots 0h-i BOlyari
Cheap Easy Apply J. r. WILLIAMS son, 40 West
Thiry-iounh-st adjoining North River Savings Bank
EIFTII-ANE.-FOr SALE, HOUSE and LOT
u Fhhaye. Nineteenth sRl TEenty-h in tr s
orler liberal HOMER MORGAN, No. Pine
10 II. T. DREW. us Ffh-ave
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE for smaller
houses. wide HOUSE TwehhsL Fhh-ave. RU-
LAND WHITING, Beeknsn-.
rTHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1872. Ready
i to-day Pr.ce 20
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

SIM na.s ZIG Sun sets .. Moon 600
oAy-A N
island ia Hell Gate Frrrv Il5
HiGH WATER THIS DAP N
Hooa... Cows Island. 1b Heb Gate reTry ~
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miscellaneous.

"
IOHN DWIGHT g. CO.,
hanuacurcr- ~
SALERATUS, SUPER-CARB. SODA, &C..
No. ~ Od-slp Newfo-k
SOMETHING NEW FROM RUSSA-The
~ great Iudble Remedy for Ciban cure For
sale by r. HENRY Demss DarBe college place md
all leading Druggsn
- ILVERSMITHS-FOr sale cheap, together or
- sepefsy FULL SET TOOLS good working py
70 CHASDLRSs BRO. ~ Broome-sL
T'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1872 Ready
Il to-day Price 70 cents
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fpestebcstcr Gounin Real Gslatr fer Sale

AT WEST FARMS, in the heart Of the
~ vnagc-A UWELLlEG-HOUSE and STORE with Dwelling
House STABLE. large occupied LOT. 81 for +a1Ji
now rents for 8N terms II. 81 PIERCE No II Pilei
A DWELLING HOUSE in village of Ford
- SAILOR EXCH ANG for Brook PROPERTY,
eight rooms carnaeehou; u and thre minute walk from
depot; terms price H. VI. PIERCE jr No Il Far't
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Ncu-Jersen Real gsiaic for Salc.

A VALUABLE FARM of 20 Acres at Wood
a bridge L unead VIA the saest sual.. Ore oeA AM white
the state Of VIM Thompson circulars inquire
CHARLES DRAKE on me premises.
RARGAINS.-Some fine Building Lots in
ID village the n J. R Il. also ten Acrs q land P.e,39,ty
situated ye,, cheap part CASH Address AAlNhS fHthNAN'
CHARMING SUBURBAN COTTAGE RESI-
~ DENCB, a minutes ron ber'-' AMI comfortable ae " At
stage choice pois doubc roads hoa'a has y
rooms gu fittings large o with fruit vines gar
&c desirable and improving value best part Of
Elizabeth; per For particulars Apply to West Eliza
depot. close by, address owner P o. Box 2'
Ees-Yors
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-The most su-
perb st lsl 'ory hightoop ioa'k RhslDENts IN hiotu
n j. convenient Depot . mnnes on NsS.lof' ~ IoF, 't
property tni mos; s,euiy sni auoy; ~ VIC nAs e
tenaa residence most iashouaJe orioa El.t l2sIo;
sad dealer i ia real estate so Pns.-,
L'OR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT of 40 Acres.
Li s sH 1. Sa. IN ssh as H 6b l .S r
cherry Pear Plum and Pe,c Trees 90 Grape Vines al in
m rom dero, on the Cniri R.oad Of Ltd. over
S 3rs o0'i '''' WI NACKAY scasryiIls y J.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE, LONG BRANCH
far eleIane d 1eea.e AMI able 1rop IN G or ae b
McropofaS IGus Brace, containing 5o 'l'
e o PiERsGS, and Dealer IN RIA fae No Ps',
EOR SALE. SUMMIT, NEW JERSEY-A
Valuable a. Comnodoa ,hrre rory RESIDESCE 10
with an rounl stable House Garen Fruit; zee
wall DeTOt; II not soh before VII Be
Fen 10 Premise AHcuon; =2oJl; small equity
B H. PIER o. 4ucoueer anu d. .er Real Estate No Pine
II. New York.
EOR SALE-In Plainfeld. New-Jersey, Il neat
COTTAGE HOUSE beautifully u lei On The maln street eo-a
4. sh Ian handsomely ouament'd
and ores trees Prce, tsC1 - 49,
Direct fLAlNFlkLD , o. Cox w.
EOR SALE-At Newark, \. j., the three
and basement HOUSE No. @6 ignt near Court o 1i
~ stable rear FOR particulars nHe At No. '' Chn'ohATr
Newark
TOR SALE, at MOrriStOwl \. j., "A beautiful
roof COTTAGE. with Garage House &C. comUletei eight
minutes depot Location 6clas Price
low. Easy Possession 5. EDDY CO.. No Pirkpacr
(0HN T. JENKINS u son,
~ DEALERS IL REAL ESTATE tAces Nos "a Nelson and is
Geors-su., opposite Railroad dspot
NEW BRUNSWICK. y. J.
MEMO PARK LAND Co. have REMOVED
vi their OSce 1914 BRUADN AY. Rosm d. LOTS SALE
50 80 or 500 SUI. Full particulars
be Obtained a. Company Oh-r.
DLAINFIELD \. For SALE COTTAGES
L @3OOn = VA. HOUSES rom -30s to $1,000; COIN
TRY SEATS from 5 TO - o. To tENI, COUNTRY SEATS,
HOUSES and so 81
depot for part inqa u D. hELLCk
j. BRO. iine, Sewio or GEO A. MARSH opposite depot
rTHE TRIBI' Ne ALMANAC for 1872 Ready
Il to-day Pnce 20
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Eorscs, CARRIAGES, Earness. &r.
A RICH. JOHNSTON, Auctioneer,
"A oEee and saeroO u NasssaL opposite tie Pos'oI'e
Horse Arctic. Mari. 10 ~ ,nl u East T3i,yeean-l
1,yS S2sr 1GSRtys s Hhsb al &C.
~ ER HELD IN THIS CrY.
being The entire stock Of the
THEODORE e. BALDWIN Co,
Broadway and Ienthst,
oo SazRiGTs t chaREscEs AGR4Tf
fa sAso Fahis CS SRE IT'S i rosy PHAEToS5
MONDAY, JANUARY 49, lJ72
BY JOHNSTON AND VAN TAssELL.
TIE toa Is al new and ara 13d 81 The mos. "a, ~ a
Assignee in Baaktnrtez
A T BARKER & CHASE's ....-,.,..,,s
"A ClIY AUCTION MATT AND NETWORK TATTEEsALLS,
'0 Mso 81 G o' " "a Aaetoaaer.
Ey ssEnaT w fiS ,i'T' AND s1Tr DAY
,,e to ,h p Advantage Sad general assortment Of os C
Harness and everything in the tofe hne to a h sees o. AL
''''''' d purchaser" G 4 LARGE DRivTNG RING
In the Mart for showing Horses Oh SAFE.
Tweuty.our hoGr shlwad 'or tri,i
every Horse sod under waGES1iee.
Carriages ,assn on .'9Tage 81.
q . ,9S :sf ms aS 45.@7 6 f95si h TO-
BALE THIS III B bS9, Il - ocI6cE
HARNESS, Saddles, Brides, and Horse Equip
4 melts generally athJSGNAN BROS. ia Cnamber,-,.
HORSE BLANKETS. ROBES, and SLEIGH
bALA a II .-,fs s'i HAYS L Co.. :, Bc,tman.,
7 o. TAYLOR's STABLE, AS East Twenty
- hae,t Carriage pats and single ROADSTER. 'pecsll
S,UPERIOR STOCK of CARRIAGE HORSES
> F. A. FITCHs Stables. 49, East r"antyiour'a-'-
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1872 Ready
Il to-day. Price ~ cents
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90 Uhom II man 9ontern
\ LII persons having cGiims against the late
~ firm Of EDWIN A. BROOKS n SO and sb Broadway
hereby notified present the With afavit attached
before the 9th Of March. 1872 the nersgbed As-Ignees
DWIGHT SrUDWKLL II Marrays JAMES PARSONS 40 WauB
TNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC FOR 1872. Ready
Il to-day. Price 20 cents.
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Ueholns CARDS, &-t.

At WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, No. 104 Full
n ton-st-WEDDSG CARDS and PINE STATIONERY. (Sst.o
hshed 1851
V'HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1872. Ready
Il to-day. Price 20
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Connlrn Real G5laic for Sale.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY for securing all
"a ele COUNTRY SEAT tie country
dDce Central Sesl ORR o8errd FOR exchange exceedingly
square with wings furnished paint suary,
woodland miles Of rsvsled walks
waterfront nd unsurpassed HAr boat aons stable
harn rleyu such
terms For additional particular. apply address H.
PIERCE IT,. No. II Pine-si.
A SPLENDID FARM on Chesapeake Bay,
~ the state Capital aH~ DAIRY Farm Harlem Rapai.
at barv.iD for uaramhei city property A4i
OWNER, Box 50 Mt Vernon. n. \.
FOR SALE-A fine COUNTRY SEAT at
i For mar sud A
r. SMITH. y + nest. Room T.
ZINE FRUIT FARM FOR SALE of G2 Acres.
situated Caniebur,. Del . me Del q.
For parieaisrs. sdaress SAVAGE C'nsrburv. Del
MANTFACTURING PROPERTY FOR SALE.
NI The best s'rbutng point the abroad outlets
eo, and ron csap Address. STARR ARMS WORKS Bngnamou
M
VIRGINIA LANDS. 81 - per acre-Fur
SALE, Hi o0l IN West NAnl w
bere ard sappod To eontsin large
mild soil reh produces generally d, cereals bng well
tered they naturally well sdiri
Of white oak poplar bse Fanu viii
Rivers througi
floating logs several sro-' sr. thus offering great isduce
nbrrhen titles perfect FOR nap. particulars apply 10
J. o. HOlT a son III BroGiNay
VIRGINIA FARMS.-2O0 Acres, Building,
Orchard ke Price go, sDo down, balance l. and
4. =. SMITH l. PB. Room =
'T'IIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1872 Ready
Il to-day Pncr ~ cent.
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Brooklnn Real G5talc for Sale.

EOR SALE-A block of first-class brOwn-stOn
HOUSES on hill BROOKLYN several NeS-Yorki
would take good o merchane farm unincumbcTe
Apply o address, l60 Fulton-st. JOHN BRAIAEID.
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fona Jslano Real Get1te for Snlr

Gong 1sldn6 Real Getitc for Snlt
I ARGE, HANDSOME, COUNTRY RESI-
H DBNCE with acres the water Railroad Depot
Lcng island SALE EXCHANGE for Brooslyn NeNYok
propert. rutland 4 WHITING. Beekn1i- It.
E0R SALE on EASY TERMS at SmithtOwn,
Il l. valuable FARM Of COO arg, double house barn
viii within OF Snht0sn ald Port
jefferson road builngl TWOTHlRDS Of the purchase
u E.l Onb Onl sr mortgage Apply
(Al62tJ MULLER WILKINS 4 Co.. No. Pine-st
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1872. Ready
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Autllon Sales or Real estate.

J. joHNsaS. IT,. Aurpon,er
DY JOI NSON a. LLER.
- AUCTiOSEBRS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
40. - hAssAu.AT.. CrDAR.t kES-foEN-
CITY Farms hough 'oll,
rented eIAanged Loan, negotiated Auction ssssof Farnta AZ
pEST LOTS in WILLIAMSBURGH
- GREAT ESTATE SALE.
20 pendd kfrertors OF me tate OF
Ar,hsm Me,croe decease directed JOHNSON MILLER 90
splendid PROPERTY sastr IN he Thirteenth aud
BrOotyB (amsbTgh south fIth Alnn aud
aaon EIessnse ssesoon =, noon on " kSDA
January Msps aox rady ghce Of THBoDOhk r. JACK
son 40 BrosdWAy Whambugh and Of JOHNsOs MILLER,
25 Nansau IS. n.
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MoREs WILxINs, AactioneeL
VALUABLE PROPERTY on

MORRIS NiLAINs, Auetl0nerL
VALUABLE PROPERTY ON Maiden
LANE. FRONT AND FLkfCHER SITS at auction 80
II. LUDLOW Co. viii sell auction On ~ LsDAf J.1 a.
1872 O'Clock the EIclsngs sasoom No III bcaNsu
FkoNTsi-fhe valuable pop,tV Known IA ss r'"1h 49,
entire MAIsnsne and Feehe being
NJ J06 as lest 10 dsph Thr building
sur stories bnek occupied throughout ohes ina ,e large rive
noe Wsrs has 900 years 70 rah hom
srvusd eBlT and t.ies Tor snfs
Pos.esaoa lat ~ Fall particulars and maps sppl ~ re
ssctiea-srs oass, Ne 81 iBest ------- t,ss.l-
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1872. Ready
j today, Prize 10 eentA
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prlRIlns.

I1rlRGns.
WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, 104 FutOn-st.-
w MrHOGRAPHIC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
MANUFACTURERS
'THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1872. Ready
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~ DENCB a. from ber AMI comfortable arc s. At
stage choice depo nd iobc roads housa has Il
rooms o with fruit vines gar
lawns desirable and improving value best pan Of
Elizabeth per For particulars Apply to West Eliza
beth Central r. depot close by address owner o. EoI 2