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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05
Anctinn snIrs.

Messrs. Ogle and Miller will sell at their auC-
tion rooms to morrow morning, large lot Of
second hand furniture glass and queensware &c
i. W. Stidham ~ Son, auctoners will sell, tc-
morrow morning, at their auction rooms, horse
one wagon, carriage. and lot Of harness.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

LARGE SALE OF HoRsEs The public will thank
us for calling particular attention to the extern
siye sale of horses, by Nh. T. T. Warner, at his
stables, 9O3 Delaware Avenue, tomorrow, CWed-
nesday,) afternoon. at o'clock. The advertise
ment elsewhere describes the animals which are
to be sold
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

SKATING ASSOCIATION. - The new company
known as tho Wilmington Roller Skating Associ-
alton will assume control Of all assemblies in a
few days. There will be no skating at the rink
before Tuesday night, March 18th. Desirable
persons can become members of the Association
by having $40
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

RAILROAD DETENTION. Owing to the storm of
Saturday, the train on the Wicomico y Pocomoke
II. II. did not leave Salisbury. eastward, until
Sunday afternoon. The fall Of snow down the
Peninsula was greater than in Wilmington.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

ES-caH aud samples, ask prices and inquire
on other points, at the COMMERCIAL job Onlee, u
you want any printing done Frank c. Ferris, Su-
perintendent, deYotss himself exclusively 10 the
charge OF this Department.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05
LOCAL fNFRLIIGRNCR.
RAnfoad Hear.

gS.,rr-- IfAiiroad Hears.
Wilmington for Phfladefphia, 0AllhitAi
s.G5, $40, 1Ogt a m. ; 1870. 400, 4ee, SEA, I1b,
1890 ?. nj. sundays ESQ, 1870 p. m -
- Rilhiingten jol Esv Fork ~
! 80 a m; 1870 and b.aS p. m. 8 sla1 's
FtlrnirJton Jor Balitmors
12ba. a09 aud 1oO2a. m. 1.o6 and Gil ,. m. -.
Wilmington for Harrington, 3 . =
1ab5 a m. tfreight with passenger CAT attached and
1910 a m SIS p. m. (rhere is LOO p. a. tram
10 New Castle.l
Wilmington for C0atesgillA Reading, Beihlehtm and
P0ttsDite. .n
$50, and 1880 a m. s9n and 500 p. m.
x. Philadelphia mr. Wilmington "
s.ao, i1O0 aud 11.s5 a. M 23o, 400, 800, TO-, 900
and li.3O p. m. Sundays 900. 1l.s0 p. m
Trains arrfvo from DelawGre r. B.,
500 gfrom New Castie) 1o1b a. m; s,55, 1860 p m
lThe latter subject TO delaya1
7sdins arrive from ". q r. r. R.,
$50 a. m. 24O, :15 and Is p. m.
70 See time tables for further particulars
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05
New Advertisements, This Day

Funeral notices
Bachelors Hair Dye.
Wanted-To rent a h use.
Burning oils, dc.-BOwman.
Hostetters Stomach Bltters.
House for rent-Wm. Bright.
Dwelling for remit Sondhem.
Sale OF furniture by Ogle h Miller
Bricks for sale--W. r a y. Cause.
House for sale-W. r. h II. Cause.
House for rent-W. II 4 II. Cause.
Hardware-Truman n Shaw, Phila.
Barber chairs for sale-B. Valentine.
Mrs. Bowers az the Grand Opera House,
Horse wagon, &c, at auctlon-Stidham Son.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

~ Commercial Printing, Of every sort, is execu-
ted in good STYLE at fair prices at the JOB Depart
ment OF our establishment. ..
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

DEATH OF An OLD CITIzEN.-Abraham Vande-
grirt, highly esteemed and respected citizen
of this county, died at his residence near Nc
Donough, on Saturday, at the advanced age of
so years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

BOARD OF TRADE.--The Board of Trade Mana
gers will meet, this evening, and the members
of the Board are invited to assemble in general
meeting, for the purpose of considering amend
ments to the Constitution.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

Ew-clothes washed with the eDoLI4AR REWARD
SOAP wear twice longer than II washed with com
mon soap
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

EwDRA ELNG AVID PAINTING taught by A. T.
Scott 4Ob K Fourth street. Oil Painting, Flower
Painting In. water colors- Monochromatic and pen
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05
.ssss'sA..l., s's.l ( gears. 40 .
nHooNp FoR FEBnuAhf. -.

RECORD FOR -fkBhuARf. -r.-.-
I We submit tho Following as tho work of tho
Police Dsplftmont daridg FebruRrysr gan
Number Of caaes ~ drtinlts AsQI asn.... GA
1l'' s,'r ikssadt and battery q. ..a.. -. 10
N. ~ - Ll.arcenies Fl is, "a. u
, - VI Sunday fghts,.-- ,.,..,.. ....r.5 1
I Resisting Officers; ;.., Il. ~ a...,.
- ~ Selling liquor ON supday,,,,,..
,,-,., -" liquor to ninors. ....-,.. !
I" goods without'license.
+ q 9" Throwing snow balls ......s q
Pitching pennies. -. 80. - =,
~ g Cruelty to animals. ,,,.....,,...
A' " Keeping unregistered dogs. -. ]
AoNAi'.s'.'--ss ~ - .-l'' s'frt 49, 'i.ftA-
/ The fines and penalties for the came period
amounted TO S66, alsl 90
The following figures will show the number of
persona accommodated with lodging in the sta
ton house during February.
White colorod Total
Males 335 &C 40l
Females II ~ 10
Total 4l6
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

Rw-The cheapest place to buy Furniture and Bea-
ding is at Graves, s corner 4th ana klng slfeetS
fe5-eodsn-InOn tues thurs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

Ew-The new Colonnade Hotel, Philadelphia, Pa,
d famous for the oOnrtesy Of Us clerks.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

up0ARDfNq.4-The undermined will have, after
4 March 10Th, boarding.. with pleasant rooms iot
several persona at al Market street Interview can
he had. until thrn, at 1002 WRshinHion str et. .
feha1slr' ~ MARY ~ JAok9uN.
ID oARDIai3.esA few gentlemen eau be accomo-
-febs-tf rriaT ssi5 ISL WALNUT sTREEI 9
T7ywo VACANT ROOMS at ~ A-aiM -.
a sepi1 ON 900 DELAWARE AVENUE
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05
w. sTIDIIAm 4 SON,
55sI Estate Agents a AuotIoneern
Ne. AL E-s; Fsarth stesat,
------ WlINlglcron. D.L
HoRsE, WAGON, &C.,
On WEDNESDAY MORNING,
March 9Th, 1879, at II, a. NJ,

Public Sale of Personal Property.
Public sale OF personal property, the subscriber
will sell at public sale at his residence, No 6zS
Shipey street, on Friday, March Sth, 1872, at 10
Oclock A. NJ. his entire hruseh ID and Kitchen for
niture, consisting IN part as TO lows: sofa tables
chairs, boquet and, 3 nedstVads, beds and d
ding, wash stands, towel racks, bureaus, mirrors,
ventian blinds clock, curtains shades, lot 81 in
grain and ray carpets one wardrcb- One b. IN tub,
Trunks, quteHs-Watc, un-ware, knives and forks,
Cedar-warG all many articles 100 tedious 10 NELL
tOn JOHN ApPLEBY.
sale positive.
L W. S-ldham n Son, Auciioneers. marl-ts
PuhIlc sale of n Valuable BusinUss Stnnd.
Public sale OF valuable business stand on the
premises, being No. West Fourth strt ct Whining
ton, Del ON saturday March 9Th. ls12 at &c ocK,
p. NJ that well-kuOwn bu iness staud now occupied
~ walter Hook, and former by ptpid ireland.
The lot rOnts on Fourth street 20 feet RAINING back
70 ieet, with u brick dwelling thereon erected con
tanning nine rooms and good Ue lar. The whole
structure Is wen adapted to Restaurant busnt
The attention OF business men Il called 10 attend
this sale as lt Is very rarely such property leTed
AZ public sale.
Terms easy and will be made known at 'ale.
iebk7-ts j. MARSHALL Harlan.
SHES Of Teel and Personal Property promptly A.
tended To, In city state Regular Sales Of Furnl-
ture at their Auction Room every WEDNESD ~
amt SATURDAY mornings Also, TUESDAY, Fri
DAY and SATURDAY evenings, All goods con.
sqned 20 them will be promptly attended to. Lib
orgl advance pn cuLsiRnments. decl2-u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05
.alAAttiun saItsraIs


OmE& MILLER tH1 Ih931 f7
RsA. 6stato Agart9 a Aue''en9ers'
q oss..s Il psur,s ars @'ss -s'r-'''
,iaitas ilsf7a . var wu-p~vee o.,
pubIi, sac of New and sscond-IIand FurHi-
WTI tnre,
Az nur Auction Rooms cor. Fourth nnd kiug sts;,
on WEDNRsUAY morning aid aneih19pps ~ nas y ~
Az t-1 ntntnpncinp at 10 O'Clock, A. Nj, anu z;oo
n M Large lot Of Furniture snel Us ueus,s " s r. ~
book cases, chairs, tables WASH slalus' si,saass
hl,a a nice cottage suit of a0ven pt ces nlh.t
new lounges, several stoves new TUBS LOT OF gass
aud orockery ware W IN arfe assoItient VI W V, n,
goOda Now Is the time TO get baigailsi we nass
oplss nsoN N"' 'N0'''s' inaro-lt
Clothing nt Public sale.
win be sold at public sale al the co ner OF Third
and Market streets, on TUESDAY, March otn, ls,a a
AZ 10 O'Clock A. M, large lot OF new clo oinnB v',n
sistinq OF cnnta pants, vests, gloves, huspe uuih'
necg-ttqs and shirls Of all Kinds, &rY 80. -.
AZ the same time the nxtnres and lease o, sIgre
to the 25th inst. MAJ
Adu,inistratrix,s sale Of HousehrId Furniture
VIM be sold az public sale az No. GOI West Flta
street on THURSDAY, March the IN lNiH, AZ ~
o'clock A NJ, consisting Of one cottage SUIT, ont
walnut marbe-op bureau one Pap pr,ctinh cSsu aI Ir
extea. table Twelve ieet) one single hedNean'
one large parlor mirror window blinds anu shan.s'
huAk mattresses 81 bedding holsters ana plloMs,qults
romfortablgs Couuterpnnes, one clock, lot OF h8
carpet, 6t. Kitchen furniture and two cooking
stoves ne Kerosene stOve cooking utensils, knives
and forks, lot OF Jars, and MANY other articles not
mentioned ELIZABETH BhlNDLEI, Z
feh2s ts Administrative.
Closing Sale of TObaccOs,
At 30. 10 East Tuird street, Odd Fellows Han
buildinR The sale Of about 1000 pould5 OF sInOk-
lng aud Chewing Tobaccos viii comm nee on MON
DAY evening, Feb lgh and continuing from day 10
day until all sold. Private sales made at auction
prices StoIekeepers, attend these sales, as the
stock must be sold Also, nNtIres for sale and store
TO let Possession given March 25th 1879.
feb2G-tf X. Il. HAYES.
Auction sales
Every Tuesday ana Friday evenings, and Wednesday
and Saturday in6rnlngs atthe Auction Rooms onrneI
Fourth and King streetA uiYlu,u
w. sTIDIIAm & SON,
lie
lSaI Estate Agents a AuotioneeTn
Ne. Az R=.; Fsarth stesat,
wuxIicroN. DgI,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05
CITY ITEMS.

,.n,.. n-gt' cOAHrHorAl JOB once invites your pa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05
DuBLiC SALE
OF
VALUABLE HORSES.
1e,2 1ap 1SS


THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE HORSES;
No. THE dark chestnut pacing Stallion "JOHN
BblL, eleven years Old. niteen and half hands
hlsh, warranted sound aId Kind an excellent driver,
u good saddle horse, and very fast, having paced q
when in condition.
NO. Black Hawk horse "NEWARK,H fifteen
and half hands high, years old warran .ed sound,
ami to work Ia all harness a superior double hurs
nigh, warranted sound, and kind In single or double
harness, Tree from trick or vice. mas been us q AZ
family horse, and is a good road horse.
no. 4-hla X roam Bdshaw horse, HARRY" d" 9
years CID, very stylish warranted sound and Kind in
AL harness. good sa tdle horse and perfect lldles
annual.
No. Shay Patchon marc, "LADY," fifteen and
tmee-quarleis hands high, eight years Old, good
Traveller warranted sound KIND In every respect, an
excellent family horse. Has tIOttd On the Milmng-
ton Iinsk, 10 road wAgOn without training, in S:lS
witl a ii'te handling would make good tnreg-mln-
ult horse.
No. G-1he Norman stallion "KING James, 0
years old, II dlteen. and half hands high, bright
sUrre color. Ihe very mOlel Of what a draught and
rua horse should be; perfectly gentle ana kiud In
all harness,
No, 7-Nhite horse GEORGE" Ten years Old
fifteen ana half hands high, sound and sind in ev-
cry respect, gpOd traveller, excellent nnrse for
hltching.
Also, one Jones Guthrie Side sprisg No-Top, one
suck Wagon, one Watson NO-IOp one set Single
Harness
TERMS for horse John Bell, note at six months
with approved endnrsrr Horse King lInus a note
~ nine months wllh approved endurser. Other
hUrsusi note al three months, with approved en-
dorse'. ether sales, under one hundred dollars
CASH. over one hundred, note at three months
WIN approved tndorser Sale 10 commence az two
oGluck e. Il. WARMER.
fshq6 eod-ts
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

OGIE q mIlI.ETi' tH9 Th3f1 ri
4SA. Fstas0 Azants a Ausi'epaers'
a osg-.r Il Fs~r,l arS Kiss -t'-'''' -'t'-'
aolnas ilsF1i l wur~Faras Da'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

Auction suicn
Every Tuesday and Friday evenings, and Wednesday
and Saturday mornings, at the Auction Rooms corneI
Fourth and King streeta mYlu.u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

NJ o IT L g H !
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05
f,IntI,Inu nt pubIIc sale.

WIN be sold at public sale a. the co ner OF Third
and Market streets, on TUESDAY, March oth, lsIti
Al 10 O'Clock A. M large lot Of new clo nng e3n
sistinp OF cnnts pants, vests gloves, huspe uuis'
necE.fies and shirts uf all Kinds, &c.i 80.
AZ the same time the fixtures and lease o. ht,re
tn The 25th inst. lnaIl-il
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

ENoa RENT-A dwelling. Apply to
a j. SONDHEtM,
inari 81 i06 Marsct street.
ENUR RENT The large, new, three-stOry III
IL BRICK DWELLING, No, 1913 West street. 1..I
Immediate Possession gwen. Apply 10
W. r. n Ii. CAUSE,
maidu Cor. Front and West.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05
Situations and Help at'antcd.

Advc crtisenents OF three lines are inserted under
this head twice for 20 cents.)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

TsNO LET-Ouc house at 500 per month; one
4 house, nj SsOl per month one house al & 10 per
month; one house al si2 pur month.
A. II GRlMSHAW, or
j. A. BROWN
mar4-3tpOd Weai WI ntngton
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-03-05

EHuR RENI.-A turce-stury bick dwelling sss
4 aud Store, in a coed loca'on, suitable for Nih
any Kind oi business; Can be rented for one wear Or
Aore. R'nt $500 year 5. ". corner Seventh and
Iatnall streets. Apply at
mart-1mo THIS OFFICE
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01
ATTRACTIVE HOMESTEAD VILLA FOR SALE,

MIUHI IAIHANULs
10 uhgypuvgd aId pleasant City Of Britain Conn served
trunk railroads with frequent nsi al directions, and %
Minutes Hartford This estate offered only account
business removal location unsurpassed intersection
three pube tSo all s surroundings
SPECIAL ADVANTAGE looking 70 either home investment Con-
dwelling (Gotbic sj Il rooms and hot circulation
throughout laundry soaptubs and boiler, bathrooms
e1ceeDt cellar &c. Stable accommodating
greenhouse tOx8
handsome flowers and living fountain
Grounds beuded by lawn choice shade hedges
fountain lined with blue and white shore pebhesn mosaic
with uung head Of Furniture and greenhouse stock of
Photographic pictures
Rea E,tqte Office Of STEPHENS BROTHERS. Conyeysncers
No. l81 Broadway Ncw-icrk.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01
Doaro a,Io Rooms.
AORSE ATD CARBIAGE Market.
Nrw.YonK. Friday. MAY 81. 1872.

NEW-1ORK friday, MAY u, iSI5
The large sale of blOoded horses announced
to take place the 4h OF June next at Mr A. H. Tay
lors breeding farm at Highland Mills, Turner'S on
the Eric Railroad forms at present the chief topic
among judges of speed and friends of trong stock gen
orally. Mr.. Taylors stud farms contain over $50 head
OF horses of all ages the majority Of which foaled
and raised the premises. The promising appearance
of all the colts and FLIES which we have there,
bears unmistakabe testimony Of careful breeding and
the superior quality Of blood transmitted from highly
valued slres, such Rysdyks Hambletonian, Edward
Everett Harry Clay Rice Graves Toronto Chief, and
Others whose get is well known throughout the
country The horses TO be brought to the ham
mer will number 90 head, including stalllons
brood Mares colts and nlles and 10 be offered with
out reservation and under liberal terms The arrange
ments Of the sale have intrusted to Major c. W.
Barker (0f Barker & Chase) the weknOwn auctioneer
who it will be remembered, oficated the public auc
tiOn that was the above farm the 22d OF last
February, and who by his competent management and
equally good humor knew how TO keep up lively COM
petition and good spirits among crowd Of from 500 to
900 freezing people, who on that day exposed 10
keen north wind and the most heartchlling weather
Mr. Taylor has Just purchased OF Mr.. l. j. Gardiner
bay stallion Island Chief, who has record or 25
when five years old lat the FAIR of Ryerhead, l. L..
Island Chief 10 hands h, six old, and his pres
owner expects TO make him trot in 2O and better
There was very Large attendance at the safe held TO-
aud the following horses were disposed OF at the an
gpf
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YofK. Friday. May 81. IsTa.

NEw-YORK, Friday May 81, ls'H
A IA usual on this day of the week, matters
A tha Exchange this morning very quiet Only ono
sa,o was expected to take place, viz, legal sale by
James NJ Miller under instructions OF Walter L. LNlns
stone referee Of lot and buildings thereon situated on
the northwest corner Of Lexington-ave and l%wens %
secOnd-st, which was adjourned py Oroer VI ''0
The only sale Of any importance advertised TO % aHe
place tomorrow Saturday is the one at Ihe lots
situated in the Eighth Ward, and known rt as has
Lawn. Elizabeth as place OF H tbat verv large
already become great favOrite Win sor tnS o live I'm
class of our business community who pieI pref ity beng
the country rather than I'm our hundred and
daiIy trains which require bnt ior6y U en- n m
utea 70 convey passengers 10 or b nsines part of
th if s are t6e residences in the upper poruons Vi
NewY6rk. Every social sdV S sereea6Ie neigbbors
such a. good schools, % % r,,erf to he sod Is
can be fDuud i'm Elizabeth Inc hopeIy 70 oo S 'cs3
t'rsi' opnortnnity obtain a cheap ana convenient
ioc9f,ou wbereon 20 build home Maps, uohoSS, ~,
can be had at the oidce OF the aucuOno'i' N'' ~
free excursion train, accompanied by Grafuas
RAM m leave per advertisements at 1l'oO a. H.
Af > y sale, we have 70 report as ioll9Ts ss, ,bo
NJ deoile G.. Bennett reports having sou GtIins '0
rasf tc,k at private sale, the following properly %
Frs ave. northwest corner OF s6 Ss5 a. "a
Also tbe Mot OF land in Brooklyn, commencing 90 leet
south irum the sOuth-easery corner OF mann t,
and Ganus Canal, being 200 feet OD the canal Iunnn8
baSb e0t feet TO second-ave comprising about 4e lu
lOts 10 SIR. A. Lawton for $4,000. -, r.,o,d
about eleven acres with dwelling, ete to MI Joseph l.
Spinney for 5000 . -. go, oorner ~
Fifflave and Eight yfth-s p 2X10O, for s2oVJ %
Two lots cast side OF Fifth-aYe oO Ieet noI'H Vi
Fiehty-nmth-st. each 25x10O, for $4,000 ,>, "a,
v K Stevenson Son, No II Plnei,st, ana 40, 16 fFo
Fifth.ave have sold two lots on MdOlsOnaVe, sOuth
east corner of Seventy fthst, the three for S5OOU
Jo6n NcClave has sold the four lots situated on one
hundrcd-aud-eghteenth ana one T-iG @
teonth two each street, 100 feet west oftHtnaNe
for $4,000. -, -. !. - e,...- 10th,
at running through from Broadway 10 Ienth-aye, ak
45x13sq has been sold 20 Reuben H. Cudhp Tor SOOOO:
Also e of four lots north side of SiNtynlnths %
feet cas- of Lexington ave-, for $4,000 Also elEh IClS
on west side of Madison-ave, between seventy
and seventy thTdsts., for s1o5O0.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01
IRON STORES.

Broome-st Nos S-s and 4 and 81 Wooster-st one frs
piore 5ori0O Owner, c. ii. Garden.
Grand and Greene-st coraer, one hTsi-cass Istoy
Owner joseph Fisher. 80. q
Fuller.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01
Che Gurt.
Ulachlnerp.

DOILERS-Safe and Economical Sectlonai
Rollers water dues; Tubular outside OF aSss
Plain cylinders. Tanks. Pans and Dgesters .,,..
gro q HOWARD " south Bghteenhst, Philadelphia Penn
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01
JNRIVALED VILLA PLOTS,
MAD LONG RRANCH

Containing four each situated I The Junction OF e
Nayenk and Shrewsbury Rivers, opposite the Highlands ana Whn
admirably located az
Monmouth n
Branch twentYx miles from Eew-loN BY delightful sau
through the bsy Sandy Hook; thence by
rail along beach Sea Bright threiourhs Of mile from Tie
property
Additional means Of communication be had by steamboat 20
Oceanic formerly Port Washington while the early completion Of The
EewYork Long Branch Railroad a Tsi N slOd still further
Of access.
Of the property furnishes unequaed facilities for surf and
s bathing boating ana ana Advantages V De
sahe ond which be eDjoyed 20 the fullest eKe1t
surrounding aJOunis excellent roads and drives valuable
improvements being made values incrcn the
tnes1ue region noted for its hea,ne An OIOr
tnaity presented seaside residence seldom offered
maps the PROPERTY terms and Information apply 20 W. j.
TYSON esq. the premises. 10 T. s. WINCHESTER. No. 70
Nassau-st New.York, Room No B.
IsQ-ACRE FARM at Burlington, n. j., very
%teD complete buildings, mile from station much u a %
best ORDER for SALE Also ten and good house very 10. price
farms and small ccnry seats t'cass improve.
utnts Full particulars sent by j. MORRIS, Burlington.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01

billiards! BILLIARDS.
ID Is TABLES
The APOLLO BILLIARD PARLORS ll93 BroidWay entirely e
6ttei anew will reopen SATURDAY June al M under N
anazemeu of ISIDORE GAYRAUD, the proprietor an Old men
Of The Sew baris A. this opening billiard exhibitions VII
assisted MN kavanagh Dion I0tith aitc
eary In addition 70 his invitation 70 tbe pubic NJ DaI
raut extends particular invitation 20 us o 'enu' D
large number OF them on that egentfal night
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01

All who have real estate for sale or 10 let
and those desiring to purchase or rent such property
will fnd it to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other
paper and in addition 70 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NewYorh and all its cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be brief will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear tothe
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for thethree editions Of HETRIBUEE, Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
busnes professions consequently, advertisement ineach
are read by all classes The Tribune devOtes especial
attention TO reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country, thus adding greatly to the value OF its col
uuins advertising medium. The charges Tor a0Yer-
Nsng are As follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, 80 cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE 81 PEI line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 25 per line. AOOutteu words OF
our wide columns average line Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01

Also number of draft horses, at from $50 TO
sOO per head Secondhand carriages, wagons, harness,
etc. sold at moderate prices.
AT Afrssrs Barker d Chase's City Auction Mart ana
York Tattersalrs the regular weekly sale will be
held tomorrow Saturday. the Isl Of june at II o'clock
New-York tribune., 1872-06-01
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NEW-YoRK PROJECTED BUILDINGS.


NT6ts Of 1svo, three 3siory fret class dwellings 1914
$50 Owner FraHds Lissetie 81, o, p,
ss s. lstsye }stOry fIstcass dwelling, 2oI'O
ss75 Of shave three 4s;OrY secondeass dwellings,
i6 fr50 Owner w. b. Wadrln. go. ~,
asye sri i6s " cor sto stores and nements 2oI55
ssse IS Of 4 st. four SsOry and tcuemeus 2175
eo s. IS n v Of 3ayo 4story and tenement 3oss7
shst "a q " Of 2dsye 4oy tenement 2'I55 owner
iisti Of save 4stOry tenement 27z70. Owner
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Broont Nos and 472 and 81 WOosers hstes 6toy
siore sori0O Owner C. il. Garden. -.--.-. "a 10.
Grand and Greene corer, one hcass sio store V10''
Bond 10 O. ole 6stor frsteass store 2jIllo Owner W. A.
PuleE
ssve snd fOh 5sto and teuements l4I
Hudson iai yaadalss corner three 4oy stores and tere.
E}st s. 5ave two 4ory stores sna tenement 251o
Pasest No 81 one 5so store tenement 232zl Owner
Bioones s. 100 Gocrcks 5Ory store and tenement
R5rT2 OwnsT T. OIL - 81.
55s s 100 OF sthay 5sioy and tenement 29or6o
S5st ) 80 Of 2ls,e 5story and tenement 25Ii5
iitisi s. 2O7 nv G1eenaca 2Ory warehouse 9s1ii
Si S. 80 re 4haye one csory warehouse 4OE939 Owner
CIsress 49, 100 westinghouse 7story mal'bOu lasE
eJO Ov1ers Beadelou, Price WoerL .,.,o
Pearls Nos 5 and S one tsto seeondeass store 4lO1so
West Houstou-st No &C. one oy workshop 162o6 owner
Ra,t Gsteentst No go lsto workshop, 25reO Owner
wasu7on No 1907 one 2story stable 25I7o Owner Buck
Naer No 2ss one lstory rear stable KIP Owner lennon
52st y Mad.onave, vo soy stables 1yx5I Owner k
J. Li'ings.on