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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-06-20

AS QUICK FLASH or LIGHTNING does
cRIsTADoRo's EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE act upon the
nair whiskers and moustaches no chameleon tints-
put the pu-est Raven or the most exquisite Browns
will be evolved.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-06-20

HAVE 1T ALWAYS AT HAND.-Accidents will hap
pen in the best regulated families and for this
son. among many others, the MUSTANG LININEST
should find place in the cupboard Of every house
hold In all the world there is nothing comparable
to il as application for cuts, contusions burns
spasms and scalds. and when every other prepara-
tfon that medical ingenuity suggest has failed to
afford relief in rheumatism neuralgia, sore throat,
ganduar swellings, muscular contractions, cramps,
tooPnacne, etc this powerful anti-tnrammatory and
paindestroying agent Immediately assuages the suf
ferers agony and eventually accomplishes radical
cure Probably there is not a connoiseur In horse
flesh or an amateur hor.eman in the land who does
not know either from personal observation reports
that the MUSTANG LININENT is the supreme remedy
for all external diseases and injuries Of the horse
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-06-20

frOplIetUrs IOr tne oOutucIH "ll1 II
uFoR SALE BY ALL MEDICINE DEALERs.-g1
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-06-20
Speech Of Governor Oglesby at Ph1Ia.
delphia.

Live issues at stake, Horace Greeley's
Convention was plumb-in the mainI
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
aGRADUATED lands -

20 me Edttor or The TrtbURt.
SIR: In the year 1854, Congress passed an
ac entitled An act TO graduate and reduce the price
O. tie public lands 10 actual settlers and culuvators
Approved Aug l. 1854 Now this and adjoining states
rre majority OF the lands at present under cultva-
ton were taken up unde. this act and large amount
o. hem after April 1857 In lSCi, Tie power passed
a. sot rcpeal.ng tins act.
It's Graduation law required proof of settlement ana
cultivation 20 he made within five years from date of
entry The misfortune which many now labor
under This: persons who made the entries and their
improvements prior and during the after the
CURED residence of five years have sold their lands 70
anoceEl purchasers, who have IN good faith continued
TIE cultivation and settlement Of these lands The last
purchaser, ne applies 40 the United states Land
Office 'or patent told that the who originally
entered must that he is and has continually
leeu residing upon said lands and that he has entered
rfo no cou tract for sale transfer thereof His
a.Hdsyi, must be corrobOrated by one witness. A
understand t. the object OF the original act tnat the
lat - Should be- actually settled and CuluVatedi ana
Nrerp persons now possession prove settlement
aud liivaJion with transfer from the original en-
should not the patent issue H something j. not
el.r Op this class OF settlers, blow viii fall on our
t.ruers that VIII be hard indeed. law could aud
. "a be passed 10 have patents delivered 10 persons
H.y IN possession of laud which the required i'm
being this matter before Congress should be. you
WI confer lasting OBJ gatlOn many poor farmer
l. tAIs wofIl.y reC0nstructed state r. f
FCeahOnt4s AritGHSGS, Feb. ~ 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
rIRA

10 the Edttor Of The Tribune
SIR Is il not time for this country TO begin
20 consider the question Of recognizing Cuban beliger
eneet 4 people that withstand the force and
cruelty which spain has brought TO bear against the
piuAy Cubans deserves something beside sympathy at
the hands Of a nation Ike Reform is at present
popular; Why attempt it international
affair AID teach bioodthrsty Spain lesson Of equity
while can do so from other than selfish or aDywise
coutsHTptne mOtivesl Are weak that we can not
venture 20 afford the faithful isle" this crumb Of
c0mOtf IL So 10 II time citizens OF these United states
were informed OF the tact, because that would De
expose ef corruption and political hOlOwuess for which
mo-i o Us are unprepared IN these piping times
" fraud The fstct that millions be squandered on
qdaSIg aud worthless Domingo frozen Alaska, while
n spot of i've and valuable earth upon threshold
soaked WIN blood repeatedly and taken it,
nc protest entered. suggests anything except the emblem
O freedom Which, in brighter days has been and ought
sbh 70 e0nuLCe our national and lnd vdua pride Shall
~ th.aIn sll-u aud Inactive until England France
hn-tla tdSe- ~ initiative and puts the blushf
B"'ghaoOn, v L.. Fen % 1872. REFOKxER
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22

n seems for betide the unlncky housekeeper
whom business pleasure detans anywhere down town
after the middle Of the afternoon She finds IL OF no
20 wait FOR which Is fun and when she at last
gathers courage enter one she il unceremouiously
pushed into the crowd, and informed by polite
ductor she "ep forward" at the next corner and
resign the friendly support OF the door to others The
handstraps provided never long enough for lady to
reach and Is not pleasant TO be violently precptated
the arms Of the strange whD stands next
fud yourself embraced by the person behind you AT
every corner It rs pleasant either 20 be obliged 10
deprive gentleman of his seat FOR sOnay has
the opportunity these days, 10 give grateful
tpank YOU 10 some one who perhaps Ike that Boston
par.,ui thinks OF his own WIFE and II she IL a weak
woman. knows that "A long ride taken standing NAV
cause her DAYS and even weeks Of suffering. | don't
want TO vote am not anxious get into any ones
pulpit; don't even cOvet doctors degree put do
want seat IL car or omnibus especially when have
paid for one WEAK WOMAN.
NciC- York March II, 1879.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
FERRY-RoAT VAGRANrs

To the EdttOr Of The Trtbune
SIR In all the ferry boats plying between
New York and jersey City Cas well as on the various
others notice IL posted calling attention OF passengers
u the fact that Begging. singing, peddng and shows
OF al descriptions are forbidden these boats" yet in
spite oi Tins sOcaed precaution these tnerant venders
continue 70 carry on their performances TO the annoyance
and dsgst OF passengers The travellers requested
70 ana The managers Of the ferry in putting stop 10 this
trouble, yet the latter do not seem TO exert
se'es IN the least " abate IT, II Is very true that
e ar oelng only three cents any paying that
souu ~ ehutled 10 passage. but still the authorities
mtnt 80 disposed, prevent these vagrsnts and beg
ka omcarrying on business II seems 10 me that rule
vi DO PRACTICAL USE unless enforced In this case
silk TOE Ferry Company certainly TO blame. This
growing nuisance"
heo York, March Z ls5a
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
MISSIONARY WORK.

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The Rev. Wm p. PaXsOn, Missionary
Of the American Sunday school Union in Missouri in six
years personal labor has organized 357 Sunday
schools having 2395 teachers and 1880 scholars visited
and aided Sunday schools having 4c60 teachers and
2544 scholars The total OF schools organized by the
missionaries OF the Union In that during that time
has been 1252 having s4 teachers and 1926 scholars
and OF schools visited aud aided 20sO, having l66l0
teachers and I3s scholars During the period Named
Mr. PaxsOn has furnished supplies OF books &c 70 needy
schools amounting 10 1928 80 beside 1854 Bibles ana
Testaments and has delivered 1.AS sermons ana ad-
dresses. The prosecution Of such work augurs well
the future OF Missouri and Of every other state IN
the West and south where IL Is carried on. d.
NOrtrGK, Conn, Feb. TO- 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EEW -YORK

POkT OF kBN-lOhk .............., MARCH IL
CLEARED.
Steamship ehee Delanoy San Domingo kc Sposori
steamship Missouri RdNanl fI,1na Atlantic Mail steamship Co
Steamship Gen, Barnes Mlorv Savannah Lvngstou Fog Co
Steamship south Carolina Beckett Charleston e, H. Morgan
Co
steamship Pania pOane Wilmington. Lodlard se'-g Co
Steamship Black Diamond sereath PHILADELPHIA bo,t
Steamship Novelty. shaw PhlladelDhla
Ship Lord Mscausy Br Carr London E. Morgan. Sons
Snip sP = b Ps1e psns dnS shSaghI T. low ,T Bps
R Rs T. Ia.A f S.aiGd sL Poo Gsr SGsGSes S
Brg Ernesiine. Knighi, MatAnuas Brett son Co
brig NePon;et stroui Galveston. Snow Burgess
seRr Fcdde L. Porter Cook PoTtiand Me- nlesier ToSne
Schr WIN. Penn, WILEY. Boston II. W. Loud Co
C. Acssn, Mead stamford Stamford Manufacturing Co
SeRr Ssnie BoomseIl Sa1fi 'i'1 Ho6Sis Stamford
soop Aida, Chevaler NeE-iaven
ARRIVED.
Steamship wganoke Couch Richmond Cy Point and Norfolk with
Steamship Beneiactor Jones Philadelphia with mis u Lohlari
Ship co.chen ~ G Bahr Is anchored
Bars Gtaanta IN j. Grote Bremen O. davs with mdse
Brg (of Aachas Pe,asrew Havana IS days sugar
sehr Florence Bailey Of NewLonOn BAILEY St Martins 20 day'
sc5I. Il. l. snsht winets, Virginia
''%,hp, Hossn ,oT amsaG Tyot E5 San po%aso Mis-
for sayannaf Carolina CAIe.tor ADIar Norfolk
wIND-suudovu fresh y W cenr
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroS March 2-Arri' 'ed steamship Nerers from seT-fosk
Hampton Roads for bsrks
Bic Janeo Oi Dudley. IRON saI~ Passed snip
MoaS March IA Arrived ,cr Queen Of tie SOuth Carson from
GEonsETowy s. e.. March la-Ar1ved sehr Julia R FlOvd
Squ.Tes. IRON New.
FOREIGN PORTS.
OrpYysrowv March 2l-rhe National steamship France
Thomson New March for Liverpool arrived N 'hs habor
SOUTHAMPTON March 2i-The SorhGeruan LLOYD steamship
Bremen Leg SewYork March g. Tor Bremen touched this
TIor Latest ship Ne,rs Fi1h Pagel
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
PEOPLE WITHOUT RIGHTS.

10 '"e h0ttor or Ths Pribune
SIR: In the TRIBUNE, not long ago, saw
paragraph stating that gentleman in Boston was abon,
70 OF the horserailrOad companies of that cv
for running his wifes health and his temper That
10 the most sensible have heard in many dav ~
b. doee live in Boston He took realizing sense of the
"te of Affairs Of which am about 20 speak. first be
came fully aware Of the shocking pass things have
reached In this unfortunate city, when stood from
the city Han 70 Fourteenth-st.. in q Madison-ave
oa'' hIeo with-shall say, sentlemeni I
Anow there Is enough 10 be said their part
mat they are often weary with the work Of
tne dsy and really unable 10 stand during long ride up
"~h aso thaf being nrt seated and having paid for
s<, they don't feel their duty to rise for ladies who
VII persist tn entering an already crowded car But
What ~re we poor women 70 dot
>zt lot the public to us too'
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPL E.
THE PENSION QUESTION.
rdSfa~ 81 nIs Trah ~ "a .

"a TIE BdStor OF The Trtbtne.
SIR: Your Washington correspondent has
noticed with dsaPprova the action Of the House Com
a,,ee on Pensions and OF the House tse in favor OF
.nox,enson OF the time in which persons entitled 10
,aasion may make their application and recover ar
- think simple justice a most needy and worthy
Ioss OF pensioners demands amendment OF existing
. and the passage OF the hi (which passed the House
the nth OF january by the Senate As the law stands
40 epallea claimant TO obtain pension from DISCHARGE or
th Of soldier whom claim II made their deciara-
~ must have been fled within Eve years. This affects.
81 many soldiers who contracted disease or suffered
ny injury IN the service from which they hoped
- thor discharge and return home 20 recover.
tnow many Of this class that went 10
,e mont healthy, abeboded men, contracted disease
lnns-s darrhea hernia aud other maadies which
have disabled theh ever since hu' VINO hollnE I" ,,
- aud feeling patriotic desire not 10 receive the
S,,ty of the Government. have allowed nNe years or
sore 10 pass before tley made ther lust claims "a,
% ra lherality of the law 10 dependent mothers has
/, Sen generally understood bv the poor and unedu-
I'D classes That mother eouc Dc entitled 10 pen
90, tic be father lived, even though he was disabled
ar diseases from labor; II she had other sons
Sv.nr she had any properly, mas hot oeen uhll4
n,enfv understood bv great numbers OF common peo-
l cases Two. three and more sens for our country,
81 80 in yrcat poverty and distress. / have known
s9ae were entitled under the law to pensions, but in
i- ',Iora1cc hal allowed Ave years 10 pass before
tl'! ~ Justly entitled. sd, Many soldiers ana
80 - soldiers employed attorneys 70 make out papers
y" r never flied them properly, and the claimants.
~, ,vtrr for years and employing other attorneys.
AT fauit on their part. they denied
nHa -- Now why should not the above classes have
a. 81 80 ,,,rsi,t rs those who by being more favored
lIe $50 ~ 3rf r-n.arou OF the hberaity OF the law,
S..,,T-d -, tbrlr claims a few days sooner The ouly
nsu have gwen j. th because iarse sums had
49, i,. there is danger OF fraud. In answer O. this
WY taat the provisions OF law and the
atoms OF the Departments are 50 perfect that fraud
N- .,i, ,rl possible. In my Judgment. based ON
'~siye nraetioe claim and pension agent for SIX
n,.t l0 iust and lawful claims are rejected for
. - 'Ti!eacc inaccessible account of death or
~ ol Witnesses where one L. allowed 10 which the
- /. nor Justly entitled. The defraudIuc of the
- NJ v these attorneys has been guarded against 10y
- -r II pvm. hts directly 10 the penslOncr, giving 40
o,r'-r,li,y Tor fraud IN That direction.
te eu -,stiOn o. expense 70 the Government oucht
-. IN he regarded. These pensions were promised
= ..' .bere was great need of 60 save tuC cuUI-
me men responded 70 the call and gave life or
- ..ta for rs surely may not repaolate org part
a., a. rouirart "ts4ieE-
HoScrs Vltgge. ". T.. Feb 2s. 1s-2
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
TIE COMPLAINTS OF TIE wcomErESr

TIE COMPLAINTS OF iii lNtDnI l. II l.
To lie EdttOr OF Ths TrtbUre.
SIR: "A your paper is always open to the
discussion Of important questions, take the liberty 10
nire whether your opinion, it is consistent and be-
coming in Nc,v-YorlI commission merchant % ateuUt
y influence legislation upon issue Of so vital mpor
tancc TO Lis congguors the existing tariff, without
which the OF them today would undOGbt-
ed.y he bankrupts. This is what one Of the
gners Of a memorial lately presented 10 Con
gress aims 10 DO In very disuhed letter
he contributed the OF Free Trade and which,
with other of like tenor s printed and now scat
tered throughout the country lie states that he is also
manufacturer and that his ten-set mill. which cost
q 0oo a. is now idle but would be running except for
ihis OUTRAGEOUS tariff lie furthermore says that the
Englisa manufacture alone is protected; that
Al English house. having an az ncy ~
New YORK. gets al the orders for ma
chilerv, &c. Now, what weight should such mans
Statements have with the WAYS and Means Com
L. sect He lbs knowledge ~ manufacturing, or OF
wool and sympathy with the class he assumes 70
represent His mli which LIE innOcentv ac know lodges
cs,t half million, any experienced manufacture
would have built Tor less than SN0OO And for his lack
success 10 manufacturing wOJlens the Iarn is IN 10
wise responsible Tbs merchant and many Others who
gncd thc petition referred 20, have night or author
~ speak FOR the great body Of practical hardwork-
iuC manufacturers. bAAJ IL NAA.Is
Cuss.tl. \. D.. March Il, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
The COURTS.
nECISrONs-MARCH u.

0ype5or Court-Sperial Term-Bv Judge Sedgwick.
-Bser at GrAham-Order Granted b ar sgt BueuOn5er
granted i-ahnr aq- The Western ms COOrier granted
Dawson ag Outer granted Holt We.-Or granted
usa AT Berke-an granted Buc at The Tobacco Manu-
factn- Assoc granted Riddle LaL-re
OrdrI Of reference granted
Common PieGs--SDecdt Ierm-l}y Judge johnson
Ort RAM at steamship CoJudgnrnt defendant Find
fur f law and hct Wig LeeMolon denied with : 20
Ruleusnrier of arrest vacated without costs
By JadSe Larremore.-Stel ag- BeL-Set decree
Supreme Court ChGmbGs.-By Judge Ingraham.-
fauou Tribune Association hee sOrier for comm s.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22

Mali. for The German States Via Bremen searship America
n. A German mail only direct bT This line
Hsve steamship Vile de Psrs ~1
close at u T.
Mails for Merioo via 6lsal and
Vera steamship City Of kerico, close at
Mails Tbomas the Republic Branl ke steam
ship North Amenca, close AZ m.
Stettn
ship Humboldt chose at II a. II.
SUNDAY MARCH "A.
All Mails close al u O'Clock The tvs-O@ce open rom
IN. IL
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
REAL ESTATE.
Nrx.YoRK. rhursdaY. March u. 1872.

NEw-YoRK. Thuraday, March H. 1872.
There was good attendance at the Exchange,
to-day and large amount of property was sold messrs
Muller, wilkins Co. sold house and lot, No l9o Ess'
Thlrty-seventhst. Also, portion Of the Mott Haven
Dock property but owing 10 the Illness OF Mr. Adrian H.
Muller, obliged TO adjourn without completing the
sale. Allen Brown sold houses and lots on wooster
and Prnce-sts NJ. A. Lynch offered dock property ut
Harlem; also, lots One-hundred-and twentieth st
and house and lot on Lewis-st near Grand-st. A. d.
Beecker, son 4 Co. held Supreme Court sale under
direction Of Phlo Ruggles referee, selling house and
lot on Thirty thirdst, and house and lot on Forty
tfth-st.
Jere. Johnson, IT,. Lad highly successful sale OF
Brooklyn City and Eastern District property. Every
piece offered sold at good prices detailed state
ment Of the transactions Will be found below.
AUCTION SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE
A. J. BLEECKER. sON & co.
+toy hr0wn-st0ne i5tlst 1894 OF Lei -
1sto hghs;oop bdek house and lot udst 2l Of IL ~
ALLEN q BROWN.
The bnck hones 3nd lots n Wooster ani Prince
10 Prince 81 lot aI7l3 800
lstoy bck house and ot known No l4l Wooster lot
i'NN
BY MULLER, WILKINS co.
tsto hrownsone house and o No l20 hast 18th ST. lot
4uxsd.' NV
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
New- Jersep Real Gstatr for Sale.

LNOR SALE-MOntclair, n. IA desirable
saiaag, niss. Depot ps' S.rsalsrs
J. r H. Tnbsps O6ee.
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY. hAHcB q.

No Steamship Maia
SATURDAY MARCB 2a
hsls for Europe Liverpool, steamship tiy Of Pars
~ IL 0O Mail Per No. IS, ~ H.,
closed Al 100 D..
double postage
A Prssasb Closed Mail 0 by Ase
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
alSIATURh ALMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sun es.... SCI sun .... 6f Moon ..... 5.i4
Sandy Hook $3.50 Cows Hell Gate Ferry. G2
HpH wlrHR
saady Island. 6Ji Hell Gate Ferry, u
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22

AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
2oy attic and basement house No rs Pa6r Ia, 2.l0O 81 900
3ory brck store and dwelling No IS uonst lot Il r O
ai.t and I'd IT, lot 25T75 ..' 1870
iiua ErergrSeIayc, o ssIioo 1900
iret from ETerrrsen.i1s lot ss1ioG 1900
from ESergrsen ave 9sIioo $3.50
fert sine plot ooIlO 1850
Hot Of tnon 6l7T6 1850
North ab; 221as Io75
Union.ave; 22rIG los
lot (go North 7th 2ss: l515
o on North l.t 81 Noria 7th-st 1850
lot on North 2d 8 from North 7h-, 221lO6 .......
lots adjoining above; each rl55 lO
lots Norh Th about 2i0 Il North 1dsi 901OU.. $500
adjoining $500
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
Gouses ano farms Udnieo.

VVANTED-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
W the summer args sRrnishe hoase VITO g, ien Grounds
and bali ~ YORK city
Han Address tau particulars, b. Box 6,7O Post OGoe New
York
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
Counirn Real estate ter GaIf.

4 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, near Pei
n Bridge three good house barn and gre large water
lsEng, the PocAeser Railroad
tud1g VII be offered by, Tor SALE by WM H. RAY
NOR, s. Pinest
TOR SALE or EXC NGE-MANUFACTUR-
4 ING PROPERTY distance rom the city directly canal
buildings. ~ plenty OF
ground able or heayy Manufacturing purposes Address W. IL b.
Box 81 80 PostOhee
EOR SALE-At POughkeepse, beautiful
COUNTRY RESIDENCE about acres Of land carriage house
DAVID 5 BROWN. 10 Peck lip. \. Y
EOR SALE-At StrattOrd, Conn, a handsome
I COUNTRY SEAT. With I've rutland WHITING, ,
BeeSnan-st.
LARM of 200 acres in Clifton Park, near Rex
Z Mohawk River aai Erie Claa ot SALE or EA-
CHANGE fo- Cty property. RI LAND WHITING Beekmaus
HUDSON RIVER FARM and COUNTRY
L SEATO lpr feet waterfront lot and cod spnng water
unrqud m'ng ooiLag sites ) Coz hkOfI y Pne-.t
%ARATOGA Lake-ave., near Circular st.,
y Springs COTTAGE containing naror library
r-- du.ng apartments With
pantry and closet 10 ans 10 uptop
by filled With stable 5 by i0 on se rear Of
OF cotchnani cottage completely and
nc1ng piano. all nearly price only
+ltno Iur all about = .l0 . -.. -- -. -
10y letter., SAMUEL klLPATRlCh l52 East
SiK;teth-sL
I'HE STANFORD Real Estate Circular. Send
4 for tcfor- blring Renting K WILSON keaI Estate
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
Nsm- Jersep Real Gs,ats for Sale.
A HANDSOME COTTAGE and GROUNDS

A HANDSOME COTTAGE and GROUNDS.
paved streets police
good stores ehuvhes and
time 10 sevYork with frequent
trains from m mdpgh cheap fares and by travel unsurpassed
for regularity saty ssnsry-aogether toe most accessible, orderly
and agreeable subub Of House has water range fur
mace hath u eIreut design Lot nearly
lad out fruit and shade tres vines Se Location good
and IN the line Of growth Nc sennts Pree Tl1OV-one third
cash For view and particulars PROPERTY OWNER, r o
Boz 2 EerYork or apply West Elizabeth Depot within 1000
fee, two minutes ~ak) Of the premises
4 T ORANGE and NEWARK. \. J.-tireat
n yaety of Property for SALE EXCHANGE furnished ana On
furnished Houses Also number 10 rent in bLoohFlD anu
SUMMIT ELIZABETH 80 Houses Tor sale and to IenL
GERRY KLOTZ' 81 Nt'san
A TTRACTIVE HOMES at Dunellen and
"A heahes Location on oentrai y H. ~
and beauim c0uht ~e ~
acres $50 beautiful soil sof water eFc"snt
depot desirable JAZZ hs 200 Dl
CHARMING HOUSE for SALE-it not sold
Y By April viii be- sold aLcon-Lsrge 3so French-ooi Ane
Summit, n Zone nj plazas ss
easiest KIND mnuie. walk Isn depot fnee pvaScv A wv
HOUSES ~ Madison y J. o. H. FibhoON o...
Aaciioneer and Dealer in Rel. Estate > Plnes.
NEW-JERSEY REAL ESTATE for Sale or to
~ Let MyNSON G. DoREMuS i43 Brsad-st seEark y =.
COTTAGES and COUNTRY SEATS, $1,000 to
- 800 600; Lots villa sites md land by the
John ". JORALEMON, Woodside Newark \. ..
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
Aurtion Sales Of Rsal gstate.


DY JERE. JOHNSON, Jr,
I'D fsueres.or,to johnson hlerl
No 25 Nss..usr. CEDAR ST., NZw-YoSK
Re Estate promptly Exchanged Auction Sales Of Stocks
Furntue Merchandise &c
TUESDAY. March -,
At2 O'clock Exchange sAlesroon III Broadway. n T.,
BY ORDER or LOTUS WOOD, ESQ,
The splendid manufacturing property rnowu Nos 2r and i49
wATRk-sT Front the City Of Sew-fork Terms Poe
son Nay - . -, ,,,o,,u
The valuable BRICK DWRLLlEG known No lH WEST TENTH.
ST in City Of New York.
Also. q and place.
THE VALUABLE NBW-YORK PROPERTY, No. 81 CHERRY ST
Also, at same time and place,
VALUABLE WILLIAAsBURGH rBNBMENT-HOCsE, No as
SOUTH PIPrHsT Ouy block from Union Broadway
Maps all above Aacioneers omoe
TUESDAY, April .,
At yocoh, At EIehsnxe sAIesroom Ill Broadway n. T.,
MAGNIFICENT BROOKLYN PROPERTY, situated Grsnd,sve
and Cambrds be positively sold BY order IL the
the Estate Of JOHN II. FUNK, deceased Particular besssnef
Also .,,,oox
BY ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES OF NAVY MISSION SCHOOL
The valuable the CORNER OF NAvrSr AM
LANR, BROOKLYN. Particulars hereafter.
TUESDAY kpni-
Great RICHMOND HILL Lors y srs1 q TrPssc,s Pssx
under direction Of hesn hiLLRR srOUIsMc ~
No sl-sf Par
New-York tribune., 1872-03-22
Countrn propcrtn to Get.

4 FURNISHED HOUSE, in good neigh
"A bohood Jersey Ct, heh, 10 LET nont'
d quiet, ges.ee! family. A-.ess
no LET-Thc FIRST FLOOR of the STORE.
Il Mtn. Pstgrk -erse. " - tV o tst sfor- auo
location ior business ia taat ctg. tliAi-A-' h--A4 II
XONkEkS-20 uniurnished AMI ~ furnished
HOUSES L. cneap. "a. 4t lASs, A-ei loaers