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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-26
,5eWare OF CounCorfeitS F.!
JOB M0SES' SIR TA 4 Ef,r CIhqAiRR E

u y Y
are frffusfrefV COuNTERFEfTED. DishOHesf Drug
fsfs endsapor sclEthe c0unfsretfs fONae greater
prQdfs The genuine hare the HdBs o. Job Moses
on eaeh pqefare. AL others t7Orfie'g limitations,
The GENUINE Pills are uniaitng in tho cure OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases TO which the
female constitution Il subject. They moderate all
excuses aud remove all distractions, frOm what
ever cause. -
TO MARRIED LADIES
they are particularly suited. They will IN n short
time bring on the monthly period with regularity;
and although very powerful contain nothing hurt
fl to the constitution tn ali cases OF Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains in tho Back and Limbs,
Fatge on slight exertion Papitation OF tho Heart,
Hy-terics and Whites, they will effect curu when
all other means have failed. The circulars around
each package give full directions and advice, or
will DO sent free to all writing for them, sealed
nom observation.
~ BIN all cases where tho GENUINE cannot be
obtained, One Dollar enclosed 20 the Sole Proprie-
tor. JOB MOSES, IS Cortlmdt ST., New York, will
insure n bottle Of tho genuine, containing Fiity
pills, by return mail, securely sealed from any
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-26

His Attention is Requested to this State
msnt.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-26
MANHOOD! WOMANH0OD

MANHOOD WOMANHOOD,
1na ssh5 mar usarTS wko faot, ,rAp tMPEDt-
MEkTS, to marriage: their aat,fre eaast a'd
Azfe FhFsotlEtcdt discoveries ths frf5rfsf--
Of Reproduction. ErosSsrs sexual Excite
F71ent htEfEI eFscss aesaJ1sI Gdrzcs. SEX
UAL EXHAUSTION rom phGterer oags+ -7
saatds odd age. t0hGf he aOHE slcs
Also fTAg 80 HadHr AsSs plnples on the face
qlr18g stsfactsaf Aug
pFeH7atureiy lnf1rn1s. II Hy sHgsssefonE
foIiaag Cd ss ~ dcaaa by 1sur1ptlon. Epilepsy,
&c. ssoa4d aseTease oitt1F siHts
affections o. ne Heart end Brain .7ld he ~ ,a.'
frequent. All that fgl flsgsasstjrs ash
kHosg. qufds pirate eaHnssor. ST.
ssGLe5 says4o3s 5 cents sa1A both for IS cents
dress,
DOCTOR. WHITTIER,
GIT St. Charles St, St. Louis. Mo.
The secsssi specialist o. ecs c4as+
special atseHtioa tAs treatment Or az
relating tAe above, requiring medical tatS--fH0s ca
hos bssH longer located IN 81 LOUIS fae e.
ether Ch-uHfC btseGse PhEstcaGH. Read his No :
and Judge foFYouFsef. CsHfds7.ts! cons fsrra+
personally BY rre aud taasea- B0eTs letter Of
Inquiry rita sruTnp GEEtsered-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-26

For Governor,
GUsTAVUs kERNBK, OfsL Clair
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN CHARLES BLACK, OF Champaign
For Secretary Of State,
EDWARD KUMMEL, Of Peoria.
For Auditor,
DANIEL O'HAtA, OF Cook.
For state Treasurer
CHARLES Al. LANPHlER, Of Sangauon.
For Attorney General
JOHN v. EUSTACB, OF Lee.
For Clerks OF the Supreme Court,
southern Grand DivlaiOn-h A. ID. MlLBANh
Ceptrai Dlvlslon-DANtD A. BROWN,
northern DiyisiOn-EI SMITH
For sheriff
HENRY II. MAYO, Of Rock Island.
For Circuit Clerk,
DANIEL W. DIMOCk, Of Moline.
For states Attorney,
JOHN r. kENWoRrhI, OF Andalu-ia.
For Coroner,
AUGUST SANDSTEDT, OF Moline.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-26

or OUR OWN DIsTILLATI0N. is the
~ ONLY brand made in this country by the
Holland process. Ii is genuine Geneva, at half
the price Purely medicinal in quality. Put
up 10 barrels, Holland quarter pipes, and in ca
sos. Each bottle has our initials thereon, and
sscb barrel or cask revenue stamp our fall name.
Ns,uTaka no other-they ara mere limitations.
H.H. sHUFELDT 4 CO,
IA las Fulton Street, Chicago.
Established 1857. fsb5dly
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-08-26

Presidential Electors,
Al Largo-w william, Bross, OF Cook.
John ID. eaton, OF LaaSalle.
utDistriet-Thomas hoyne, Of Cook.
Va District---lI. q. T.. Holden, Of Cook.
al iIietrIof--Arno NOsa, OF look.
am District-isaae " Swan, Of Kane.
bth District-Robert Q. Burchell, OF Ogle.
Bth District-Eric johnson, OF Henry.
9Th Distrtct-Casper Butz, OF win.
18th Diatrst--Stophun b. Moore, OF Kankakee.
qtb ctl-NIartin ShalenbaFger, OF STARK.
.nth District-fiso Edmunds, Jr., OF hancock
lin Dt.trict-Charles Steinwodet, OF Adams
18th Dtstrict-Dayid I. Fhlllps, u Sangamon
Igth Di.trict-samuel O. PARKS, OF Logan.
IAN Di.trict-fohn Cunningham, OF Coles
lsth DISSATISFACTION n, twin OF khngham.
1Bth Dfstdct--E &. link, OF Montgomery
IT6 bistrict-john nineheiife, OF 81. Ciair.
18TH Distrct-William sharp, Of Perry.
iuth Distnct--Franklin Pierce, OF Wayne.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK ..............

PORT OF NEW YORK. .................FEBRUAI 70
CLEARED.
Steamship Rising Apuwa Pacific Nal Steamship Go
steamship Reynolds Hamilton bermuda w IL Webb
steamship Livingston Cbeeseman Savannah Livingston
Steamship AIbemae Couch Norfolk City Richmond
' Steamshir jiaucas Walden Boston. II. P Dnock.
Steamship Aeman On. g. Barend Hlmbura ke hnnhadt Co.
Steamshp Missouri Bwar Havana Atlantic Mail steamship Co.
Steamship Manhattan WoOlhu Charleston IL X Morgan Co
Steamship Ellen s. Terry salyea NeTbern " e. Murray, feTA
steamship Chesapeake Johnson Portland; J. ,. A@es
Ship Plymouth Rock Williams LONDON Gnnnet hinnrn Co.
shin Taing DEL Bloomfield Shanghai, &. L. Wright Co.
Ship Bsrb tGerJ Bockwoht HAMBURG Fu3eh Edye Co.
Bark J. Z. HohrOok Lane Havana, Brett son Co. o, ~
Oscar NOr Larsen Constannope and Oda Ietes
Bfs Ready Rhino (Br) shuse Lisbon. Geo. F. Baleg.
Bg LOchnvaT Obi Rckerson Ayes &c. John morton IT,
Brig B. (Br) Anderson, Laguayra and Porto Cabelo
sebf MARY S Lant Or, simmons Grenada Weinberg
sebr E. NJ SAWYER Kelly, Barseoa b. j. wenbers
Schr NJ. Belell Bedel, Richmond, Va
Schr Za Psi Thompson Gaad H. vatabe Son
Scbr Annie Bliss Willy, Csrdeuas, Snow Burgess ann, -,
schr Alice C. Fox, EDmons, Norfolk.
Sehr. Ellis Amanda Anderson, NeS-Haven.
sehr. S, p. GOdEn Waterbury. STAMFORD
-------. 81 ARRIVED.
s,ssmsbn sl4sA a. o. Tutmann Hamburg, Feb a. and Hsye
y7b With m i,e and pass Kunhar1t Il Go.
s,.sm,sp Nor Castle Havana Feb 24 with s and
sss%sbip yanose Couch Richmond City Point and Norfolk
IA me- Ind bass 10 Old Dominion steamship Co
Bag Amerca6 Uuon (of Philadelphia Colh Guantanamo - das
W" seh '1r s.lle Aga, wessy great Egg Hn5ec,
schr Sarah Wilson Wilson Great Bge hsrOoh
Sob: Mari S. Tibbitts, Burdge' Virginia
DOHFsTIC PORTS.
nosros Psb 2e-Aryed steamships Palm tbr IRON L'dpo"B
gsIeus, from New York "a MT
FOREIGN PORTS. ~ s...,,,.,.,
Feb 2q-Tbe Allan Line steamship scsndanasn
pne which lei PorIlsnd Me- Feb H. for Liverpool aEh's' "
@' n'l00l For Iaaa saip Ye,cs see Fiji Page:l
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n4SOrNCrRN APRLIED-

PROM LTvERPOO-ln steamship City Of BROOKLYN. Feb 81
H. saunders, h GOrIOn, h. G. b9cbner - Law"
Messer C. A. B. GRAY and lady g. Reanm b Andraae
HnveOck and child r Arthur and LAW, MS AZ
Arthur Norton J. Norton, r. Cara W symmerr NJ
Berg and family Miss Wne, enid aud nu Mss Jane 19ron 81
Hughes Hughes and Dr. Abraham and lady,
j. Barratt child andn j. r. Parker Capt Nicholas -
FROM HAVAEA-In steamship Moro Castle, Feb ia IL Ho-
Edward Pond Mss Isabella c Phillips J.. Miller b.
Chesser Mr. Marath Arthur Miss H. blbsOh ME-
Eza eth Noble. D. W. MceEer and several Cinnamon
FROM HAMBIRG-In steamship Sela, Feb IA MofEense1
and children schmidt and Thee. kauhd H. NenW
TAYLOR Obseder bm sen1el F. Zugbaum Louise
W Kohen. VI. Kreitnd VI. T. humneg j. T. CLONES aud
vile Marx q. KTemer, b. kraBs, j. Benari, and others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01
~ ). J0HNsoS. ~. Aactoueer.
DY .IERE.. JOHNSON. Jr..

= Ii
I'D Successor to johnson Miler)
No. 25 NAssAt.sT., cQR CEpARsr., NR~-lORK
Paru'uTe Meschand.e &C.
TUESpAl NaEen5l
HIGHLY lMPORIASI SALE most VALUABLE PROPERTY IN
TIE 18th WARD, BRO0KLYN
BE- orueT Of FREDERICK sCHOLEs. esq,
TWO SPLENDID PIECES OF WHARF PF5DPBRfI, SITUATED
ON KESrA'E BASIN between KEAP AND RoDNEY-oTs., d.
CRY MARKET GROUNDS.
Each parcel contains bg 10 M os The doe are The best in the
u n The 10 the vicinity Of HeVIors for
Lumber and Lime Dealers TroO Fouuders Dster Masters
hnen Gas Companies The terms Will be liberal Maps
Also BY ORDER OF THE SAME OWNER,
H0oPER-sT 4. 20 It, Of Bedoniave, three splendid
HOOPBR.sT n W . 100 f. OF MarcYays.. choice lots
the site recently purchased German Lutheran Church This
WV MAGNTPiCBNT BEDPORDAvR LOTS.
CRIME De a Creme Of the Avenue.
BBDFORDAvE. AND HEWEs-ST, u cor, running D. " along
Don ri. to examine above They directly opposite the
palatial residence Of COJ1ellus johnson esq
HOOPER.sf. E. " f. n. OF B-dfOrtaye.-J lots.
HEWEeST., D.. $. " r. n. 2. Of Bedordare.- lots
HOOPER-sT, s.. Zsl IT. u. e OF Bedford ave- % lots
PBNN.sT.. s. e, \, 81 n. ". Of LeeaVe.-4 lots.
RUTLEDGB-sf a w. =. 81 r. s. ". Of Lee ave. lots.
MARCYAVB. AND PENNsT, ". corner opposite st. PauFs
Chu cb-4 lott.
LYECH.sT. e s., 100 8 " Of Hsrrsop.av lots
MIDDLETONST u. 100 n. s. a. Of HsEnsonave-o lots
RuTLEDGE,sT AND MARCY.AvE.. \. eOr-3gs
property ready office Of Jere johnson
IT,, successor % johnson Miller, Is Nassau-st, ~ Y.
TUESDAY, March 49,
Cpl kI S RsopSR sa rssS66Rus BEFGN Estate
Fourae bet Fy 9Th and Fifty xhss the City Of
Brooklyn Particulars hereafter .
Of Josiah ". whitney Snnswick Terrace As
or L. the SPLENDID PROPERTY OF CAPT JOSEPH BOUNTY
a Astoria, N. T. Particulars hereafter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01
p5SSENGEPS S1JTFD.

FOR ASPISWALL &cu steamship Rising star Feb 29-James
Currau walter CovaD Alex Allen Mr Wright l. Barh9lcmsw W
Sp-rer Dawson T. Brown Marcus Mason Ensign Winow
u n D and children T. Msnara. H. W.
Keit aul servant Keith L. r SandO g. G. Patterson, Com
Wad n Allen L. s. n, Lieut. j. A. Chee l. ; N and ia
For California; French and children Rear Admiral T.
A. jenkins n. W. H. Emory L. :. n. Lieut. Geo A. Con
T. 5. Jas. Mitchell Edwin W Church, Mrs d K Fynne
children, Mr. NJ f. Hewitt and maid Mrs j. X Won Schmidt
j. Kramer and ~ife, A. Hns0u Jas
NJ Lambert r. and wife Mr.. L. steriing
L. N G. wife and Jas BARLEY G.
Boa wife children Thos shaw
WORTHY, J. o. VerpaACk, wife, and child en-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01
REAL ESTATE.

NETWORK, Thursday Feb. 49, lS7I
The sales at the Exchange this morning at
traced large attendance OF operators in real estate
The bidding good and fair prices obtained Tor
the property sold.
Joseph Mcclure sold, by order OF Bernard Casserly
Receiver Of the NewAmsterdam Fire Insurance Co.. the
unexpred lease Of premises known as No. 173 Broad
way formerly occupied by that Company. The leaEe
was dated May 1867, for is years, at annual re
OF $1,000 with and water rates The ttt 1ptef
lease purchased by Mr. james Alexander for 200
Muller. Wilkins * Co. sold houses on West Twenty
seventh West 0ne-hdndfe thirtyfret East One
hundredandninth and West Seventy hrst-stsJ and va
cant lots on West Fortiethst Hugh n. Camp cold two
houses on WOosterst. ANTHONY j. Blocker and Jsmes
NJ. Miller conducted legal sales. Full details will be
found below:
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YQRK REAL ESTATE.
By MULLER, WILKINS co.
4ory and lot No 900 2dsre 205 Of I3t lot 20E 80
40ry and lot No 900 adj the above, lot hTs 1900
and lot No 446 Canal Hldsoust lot 25I89 e. 600
3sor and lot No $40 2hs, j236 E Of sthaye lot $3.50
lot Of IO9h IT'S Of shave 251lOOIl ......... 1850
lot known No II W Othst 30 II f5thave lot l5Hs9 - M
BY JAMES NJ. MILLER.
2Ory hriek-house ofer sane 2208 OF lth.
between SD
BY A. J. BIfECKER, SON & co.
3sory brick house and lease of0t 55thst $50 of
sthave lot l68EiO06 Astor lease gfouhd rent 200
BY JOSEPH INQUIRE.
Leasehoh n property known No l73 Broadway Of
and lot 2lXOO lease has Is May 6' 00
By HUGH n. CAMP
3orT brick hOne and lot No Ia WOosters 1884 Of Hous
Building ana lot, No s. Woostsst Of Broome-st lot
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY, MARCH l.

No Steamship Mails
SATURDAY. MARCH
Mails for Fuore steamship City Of Montreal
q. n Mai No. -, y X
closed ~ lt;1J a. u . .
Mail must De prepaid
double posiaRe.I
Pruslan Closed NAL is sent h. ls line.
Mai, for the German steamship Main
close az HOO 4 mail only direct hv this line
Wet indies and Mexico siSal and
Ier steamship City Of Merida, close at , =.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

6.34 san 553 Noon rises Morn
THIS DAY-A ".
Sandy Hook Islands. tl5 He'd Gate Ferry. 2Oi
wATRb THIS DAY.. n.
Sandy 004 Cows Isaud.... Ol Hell Gate feIry 2JO
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Gonutrn propertp TO trt.

AT ELIZABETH, WESTFIELD, and LI-
n ON'S FARMS. " J.
FARMS DWELLINGS, AND STOKES TO LET.
FARMS
Located vicinity Elizabeth, N j. adapted to Trucking Dairy
orr general Farming business.
DWELLINGS.
In Elizabeth wssfed Lyons Farms Linden and the Railway
Road embracing all for the accommodation OF large
small families
Located On prosdst Elizabeth n which and In
complete order. Will e good tenants
Also TO LET GRIST MILL with waerpower neyerf falling up
p located j. desiraby sInt and aho1 spe 10
business VIII be let very favorable tenas For particular IN
onre ~ AMOS CLARK. IT,,
Bailin1 Elizabeth \. j. or
BROOKFIELD, No. 81 Cedar-st., Seglork
DENT at ELIZABETH, y. IA Gentleman's
IL MODERN RESIDENCE has convenience ~ ae,es si
garien stable mile DEPOT rent tlSO CRANE
CLASSY, BIS Brollst Elizabeth. r G. EDWARDS 10 Ceast,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01
ETATEp SESSION.


Tbop MONDAY, Feb. 70, 1873 O'Clock p.
su BOARD met IN their Chamber No. Is City Hall pur-
snail ~ adjournment
and tSs / Hail. esq President, In the Chair
I sHe following members:
81 Az Aldermen Foley O Brien, Calvin Robinson
se hSFtt Kraus, CoddingtO n 5track Pnckney Cos
r. GHsdc Common, LittleGeld Gels sinOnson Cumis-
- acDu0ald. aud schwartz-2O
and approved ~ ~ ~ ''1' "'Ao iva"
~ The President
SiStSss,ea That on both sides OF -hnndred-and-
Gutfer hOm thlrdaye 10 the Harlem River curb and
&r6~s.S 80 es se and the aide walks be Gagged and
- Pioths who're not already done. undor the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-01
tuesirbcsier Countp Real estate for Sale


A y ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
for SALE accommodating within hour and bali Of
Westehesr County containing 100 highest
Of Civilizations waste land splendid MANSION 80 feet front
~ feet deep perfect order Building ~ by 100 arranged for
aeabhou academy 90 level ground suitable for
also Gt and Mill IL bead Of neveTlng
barn and stable for hundred head Of eae apple
orchards and year orchard all grated choice fronting
lake fences all " order and grounds pure Ve all
parts Of The house IN every genemsn establishment and
for health anywhere the atmosphere dry and adapted
to weak ungs good house and lot Is feet front the will be
taken IN part Address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune Office
A NUMBER of fine FARMS at low agricul
also hne SALE EXCHANGE
and the vicinity u KAonab Falls, Weteher Co
PIERCE MONTGOMERY II Pine-st
4 NOTED FARM of about 10 acres for SALE,
"a mile from Rsnsc6 and hres miles north Of White PAins
We.tehese, CSunty heated 2eiEs9 sas. VIZ
De soc a. bargain Apply ROMANO BROWN laO bto4cw.Y
A NUMBER of fine COUNTRY RESIDENCES
i 10 RENT N the Summer months WesehesteT 20 , NJ,
PIERCE & MONTGOMERY, il Finest
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTIES
" FOR sALBwhr to 10 minutes Of A9t Haveh, ss,foe,
horIsaa renon grihsm White Plains and Rye Depos Pse.
aIgng NON s7s Pu5es desiring paresase ese
o BY applying HUGH n CAMP 100 broadway. r-I1
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giip proprrtn TO fet.


A PROMINENT corner STORE and Basement
"a on Eghhaye Apply 70 RoMAINB BROWN lso B'osaEay
FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT-TO a small
hmiy Tor from The hrs Of Aay n.xt meiaH n.d
tseory HOUSE In pleasant negbjlOod I'M re 81 IT, -
oAALh No. s5 BrosiNay, apper aoor. from to D. "a.
SECOND LOFT of the Iron Building l3g, l4l
and lfJ entre 1e 12E72 feet RENT with without stan-
PNef excellent light front ard
pnr poses Also small LOFTS 100 Naker-st
% wef also LOTS Gaafeoor: Wasr gtou AnVy
at IA Centre-st, JBkL b. CORNELL
TO RENT--In an eligible location for pro-
s.oaal and dwelling purpose the principal HOUSE
No. % East Tenthst Apply A. D. T. RANDOLPH Co No 1sU
Broaisay Ninthst
ITO LET--To a private family only, the five
rory English oasemehi HOUSE No 81 Bast Nnet,cHt The
house as ever modern Convenience and IN are entn FOR
permit 70 examine the eoose apply 70 u LORD is GenHt
ITO LET-BUILDINGS and FLOORS, with
and without Steam Power East Side OF the city.
". W. LYON 50 Avenue d. New YORK.
ITO LET-The three-stOry and attic HOUSE,
No. Is West ashngOnp place, having every Apply
to JOHN WARREN sOS, IS PiHe-sL
ITO LEASE-FOr FIVE years, the frst-class
35xi20 With large light basement
ner Of rsndst Apply to HOMER MORGAN Pne-st 2OlD
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BrookIpn i)ropertp 10 fet.

ITO LET -BrOOklyn-FOr insurance OF other
business 6rst-aooF OFFICE in 81 Fatou@t, opposite
civ Hall formerly occupied by the Manhattan IDurnce COMPANY
Fine Opportunity NeEYO Company 20 start branch oaee
Annly J. Z. CORNELL "a Court-st Brooklyn
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Citn Real gsidie for Sale.

A UCTION SALE-GRAND BOULEVARD
"A and SEVENTY EyESTasT.4 Iot,rH H March
Sale positive ADDISON 2E sAEv Hss,CS SON. SON P.s
EIGHTH NATIONAL BANK--RECEIyERs
S.1k and BY o1I the 1n s s s district O co t The oT
an P including sRTTRpsY March We Wv O' Vi"
Ms Book n1T%E Do Situate, s 5 o% S0T 0fSag G
between BroaEa and Cn'eaee end running through rhr
Iheentt ad pc feet inches from street with the
suL-tsn Al and superb bull NJ theron
FIs, agr1 sp, Ass Rent 80 zoe mill s7g and IS S0 nail las
he Tor q years per tue appraised
value Of the vremes not being @ than $1,000 sHOum With taxes
The plot Of ground at the goT saste!y corner Of FtyItst
p G IN der diei as a7s OF and Nth two new and elegant brown
,t Ths house rd o Of ground on the asry side Of Foarh,ve
inches nor from Eghtydr being 90 feet with by 30
Terms and further particulars on sppreatonto
ALBION aAS. Receiver. No. Merce....
E1FTH-AYE.-A frst-class, NARROW, brown
House end Of the Hhes blocks above Forty
eol St Ba bet e .sh all modern e9n'enisnes and oaT
desires % sell soon Less sh h,f the purcSaacaey repaired
and over quarter can remain 0ns 1 tS Ea sGS a apps
EOR SALE-A very desirable Corner PROP
RRrY The Two HOUSE, md Lott ~ %oS' ne osd ~ Prince s
Ho1 and Lot III woo.ter,i .5IL9d e; Apply ALLEN
BROWN 90 Broadway Or to JOHN E. MILLER Executor 81 uu
yerst,,blce = = =. :.
EOR SALE-A 4-stofy Brown stone. STORE,
between John OF asos, 1sIy3 5e vel. IsS w De
'' 1l price that will make hB SGI' HGs ss a8Ras
FOR sALE--An elegant, full size foNr:st2,.y
hghstoop brovn-'tone HOUSE, pariarg furn On Thirty
,2M6 nea5 SIs'f Wy w at bargain Dp"D apphf1sSn to
E0R SALE, TO close an Estate, YALUA-
BILE PROPERTY Laigst Canalst forsae At BAR
GAIN Full particulars from HOMER MORGAN 2Puest (Us)
Drooklpn Real estate for 5ale.
nor SALE and to Lighthouses on Jeffer-
Cumberland and Halseysts also Clinton,
RuLASD 4 WHITING SBeeEm.h-st
EN0R SALE and TO LET-DesirabIe brown
stone brc HOUSES that locality. the
entity Duryea's, scaileT's aud CAROLS CHURCHES
J. 4. POWELL. y Pinest, n Y.
EOR SALE CHEAP-The 6rst-class brown
HOUSE l9s Am Brooklyn Tire owner beng about to
the city ofe the house bargain Inquire
the premises or Of WA PACKER, No Walst.
FOR SALE-lmmediate p0ssessiOn-the very
desirable HOUSE u aHoerplaoe, Brooklyn Fulton ave
2oIioo c niazs good order Apply to PEREGo IS Nassau
New York
EATES-AVE., BrOOklyn.-Brick HOUSE and
~ 4Lors FOR SALE. pnce property be sold
rutland q WHITING S Beekmanst
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Drnoklpn Real Getate for 5aIe.
Cona eslano Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for CITY PROP
ETY-Aboat 6 ACRES LAND desirably
Road at Nev-uTeeht, Long Island Inquire Of
K. C. ROOT, ANTHONY & Co., o. Libery-s-, New York
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Auttion Sales of Real gstate.

ADRIAN r. MULLER. Auctoheer
A UCTION SALE, by order OF the Supreme
"A Court of VALUABLE BUSINESS PROPERTY, EXCHANGE
PLACE. BROAD SOUTH aud pEARtSTs
ADRIAN h. MILLER, p H. VILLAINS Co. VII se At Auction
on TUESDAY March o'clock the EIchaJee Sdo0m III
Boadway Of the Court under tbe ecOb Of Rob
ertsOu Rodgers ESQ RefaIee:
CEThe Lots Of Lapd together With The a story
trout BuiLng thereon situate d ncfhefg do Of Exchange
place between Liam and kn6sB Nos % and g.
being together width front and BY 800 IT. the east
erly and s9a 4 90 tue ssSterly line
BROAD SOrHkTs-T Plot Of Land together with the 4
story brick Building thereon situate the Of
Broad and South and 29 Bosdt dp Nos
south-st being sodtbst and sos broast
PEARLST-The brick and Lot l11ste ths R0rth
Pear and Plat and known No rs Psrsi
being Is 10 It. on Peas; and sll r. PattsL
GEO n. TITUS, Attorney, No. 20 Broadway:
Maps At the Ofce Of the Aucioneers, No Plnest 1851
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WANTED to LEASE-TwO BUILDINGS
w adjoining upper foo the on ssves
Eish6aveL Fourteenth and Twenty Aas
Boz $3.50. Post Oa6ce.
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Goaro aiIn Rooms.

DOOMS WITH or without BOARD, can be
had an elegantly FURNISHED house Fhave and P1rty
elghh Address st. NJ Times ofe 2i Bsay
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Gas.
MOTIONS
Assistant Alderman Cumlsky moved that the Commit
tee Sewers be discharged from the further consider
Catharine to Market-st.
The President put the question whether the Board
Eoal- srec with the motion 70 discharge the Com
Vii a Iacided In the affirmative.
he was then laid over.
REPORTs.
o. the JUgulrtea On Lamps and Gas IN favor OF
adopting resolutions ~ Law gus mains and erect and
tel ldmps FIty secOudst. from First 10 SecOnd-ave
G Forty nlntAst. from Frsi-aye 10 East RIVER In
SoiyishtL st. uOm Flrstdye 10 East river IN Ffty-
tovrtAst from Frst-aye 10 East River; Forty
Snttst, from Erst-sve % East River. and IN Forty
sl1lhst, from First-ave. to East River.
winch we're >everaly received and laid over.
O The Committee Railroads to concur in resolution
feseAdlg resolution " former Common Council, author
kllngtbe New-YOrk and Harlem Railroad Company TO
Es+t thtH tracks, and lay additional ones north OF
" ..a wa received and laid over.
~ &c committee street PayeInents in favor OF
plIAg resolutions lay Belgian pavement IN Twenty
eLt from Ihlrdaye. Ea,t River; Ia Forty seventh
!fVH Tenth ~ Eieyenth-aye.; and Belgian granite
hsnhartau-sTs ~ ' ~ WHY W ~
cc ,iS1l Sere 'eversIy received and laid over.
.. ~, Noulnittee Department OF Public Works TO
ga resolution 10 rent and refurnsh chamber and
board VI Aldermen. al an expense not 70 exceed
which received and laid over
IT, ooollONs ikOM TIE BOARD or ALDERMEN ADOPTED.
aeiPOiht MEYER Rce Commissioner OF Deeds, vice
- wen aud 70 permit Henry a. Mott to build a bay
o. aud Parkavc Va ' ' S''0' 0'ANSA "a VI '40'N
NTToL. IiOAs o. THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN REFERRED
pplViut David :. Jasper aud Francis h Taylor
iseiOherr " Deeds; authorizing the COmptrOer TO
t'ese OF premises FOUrth-ave near Twenty
of FftiefH qo:ilaDe - curb and flag the north side
60 lscel'ihg basin and culvert on the north west
cdiO NlntAaye ana fIftieth-st.
Monday next " InSse,i ryS,,sstv ~ ccI.rL