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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-15
WORCESTER AND sPRIscr1r1n nr,,,s,o,.

Leave Worcester Tor Albany ana Way stations ,aecor
nodatl0n) at G.35 a n ~ NS '"ecoLo
III. 0' "''V ''i'4' A4iU 1't
For A9any tex2ress) 9.55; for New York ana Albany
VNpl IV-25 III, and I.,t and 1885 p m, New York
sunday mali leaves at Ices p. H. Sleeping cars Viii
43O train - -e "'''
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200 7.l5 Ils0am
35 exp 2t5 eNo., 400, $40 exp. m. Albany sunday
express $50 m. Sunday mail l2.Z5 n m Gfondav)
hAILRoAD CoNEECTIoEs.-At Albany VIM he Nev
York Central, Troy and Greenbush, and Hudson Rive,
railroads AT Chatham with the Harlem and l, Nei
4na Boston ana Lebanon Springs Railroads. At state
Line WIN TIC liou7 tonic Railroad Al pjttsFcld yifS
the Liltaled nm sorth Adams ana Housaonic mi roodl
Az Westheld with the New Haven and Nortllnpton RR
AZ 5prngheid with the Hartford New Haven and SnrS
2ed ana Connecticut Rive Railroads. Al Palmer Win
Le sew LONDON Northern ltR At Worcester ..nnct,on
WIZ the frcYldcnce and Worcester Worcester and
ashu4 an Norwich and Worcester Railroads A ,
SCUM cunningham with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
bury. and Milford Raj roads W ''Ni
y RTSSFTT Sim = Snu,noo,s
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA nan,

WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
ROAD and al;er Monday, Sept a. IS7l Psssrp
Ser Trains viii run az follows.
Leave Worcester at $50 and II Is n m snd 4 % and
(GrOtOn Passengcri ' ''' va
Leave Grot0n Junction for Worcester at sam
Leave N85Allh at tlr a m, 100 m. anu 8 90 o m
The 90 Train connects al Fichburg wIthtfans for tina
vermont ana Massaciu ett5, Cheshire and Rutland ~
burlington Railroads, at Groton Junction viii trains ~
tie Fnchburg down. feieroorO and Sb, rey stor.
Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads; and y
Nashua with trains Of Tie Wilton, Concord Maneets,
and Lawrence AoTlern, Boston, Concord ana Monf,esi
rOaGs. "a"b
The ul5 a IN tain connects at Firobnuro war, On.
SHIRE anu hutEnd ana Burlington tFreight and nassen
eer 10 kltanul tTalnSi a. troton junction with Fitch,
Dutg, stony Brook and Lowell and lawrpncp rans ana
at ssshna WIN wilton, Concord, Manchester and Lawl
Montre8l to Plymouth trains ' Oi' "iN
Nh tse i4O N jlin connects at Fchbnrg, at 7l5 m,
ed Bur gtJn NiGh Express train; nj tiroton Junction
WIN rlicheug PcterborO and Shirley and stony Brook
TaHs. ana AZ NASHUA with Concord, Manchester and
LAY ience, HortbeIn Vermont Central Night Tx pTeBs
"glehai utg and Montreal and Champiain tran-
gun
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each way daily Sundays ezcentst), between
WORCESTER AND NEW LONDON.
connecting with the aboye-naned Steamers, leaving
WORCESTER at 1890 and A.I5 P. n Fraieht by
these trains to be New York the next morlngt
unavoidable accidents alone preventing. The tacuti
therefore for the rapid transit OF freight unsurpassed
and the rates always low by any other line.
Freight forwarded from New YOrE South, via. Camden
snd AmbOy r. R., and West via. Erie and Penn Ccntrs
X r. s. or by any other route, ordered promptly.
For further information inquire of W. II. TURNER
Agent. Worcester. P. ST. ID. ANDREWS, Sup't.
ufb3e
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Miscellaneous.
OYSTERS! OYsTFRs!l OYsTERs!u
COrner of southbridge and Mvrtle Sis.

OF Norwich. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Oysters
Opened and N the she'll have leased the Basement IN
derJ. Z. PBENTlCE'S MEAT MARKET, on the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-15

y TO California and China. Fla es greatly rrdneei
Steamers leave Tier No. ~ North River lcot of anal
street, at u O'Clock. noon. ON the
18th AND BOTH
except when these days fall on Sunday-then the dav
previous
Jan. Is. steamer RISING STAR. Capt. Conner CON
Meeting with MONTANA, d apt -, WV
All depart ures connect mt Panama with steamers for
Centra Amerlct ~ and south Pacific ports. Departure
OF 18Th touches at Kingston Jamaica
Francisco February /, 1872 'e ~
one hundred pound baggage allowed each adult
An eNoercnced surgeon board Medicine ana al
tendance free w w
For sreght OF Passage Ticket or further intormailo,
apply AZ the company ticket ONCE on lie Wharf 4" X
H. BABl, Agent to SCrfON ~ WHEELER 1Lncnin
Block Worcester; or to agents New I'm. land
q. l.. BARTLETT ~ co
udatra ~.
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The companies having Insurance on the
Ilorhklke manufacturing companys mills,
AZ, Dufntd out last week. have effected a set
Element FOR @2I O00 deduction OF ten per cent
fom the $4,000 insurance; although the
IhOrndike company claim that their loss is 10.
tai aud only accept this settlement TO avoid de-
lay. The company have engaged rooms i'm
Converse building, on Central street, 10 be fitted
mp for the sale Of remnants, &c.; while A part of
a mill Is 70 De leased, where the compnnv viii
prosecute the manufacture Of webbing with
their own patterns. A number Of the lormer
employs will be retained In the meantime
the company are TO rebuild on the site Of tb,r
old mill aud hope in short time 10 have better
facilities aud eonyenlences for the manufacture
Of their goods than ever before.
EssEX COUNTY.
rome OF the Gloucester fishermen are already
hiilng out Tor their spring trip TO the Banks.
Inc introduction OF manufacturing establish
lhehis ID now the leading topic at Gloucester.
Andrew }. Walker, well known 1ry Foods
dealer OF Lawrence, was convicted some lime
since " conspiracy 10 defaud New York and
Boston JODDefe. Aiter bis conviction bis conn.
sci took exceptions 10 some OF I'M rnlinps nj
Judge Scudder, and the case was carried ~ the
hlsh court, which OvefTued the excenti,ns
Walker VIII now be sentenced. He h ,,ndsr
$4,000 bonds. ""Ue'
Few towns q the same size can boast NJ ,oo.o
distinguished suns m The past and prescn, than
.ap NewbufgpOr. Nathaniel Tracey. vho
me tirst priNateer ever fitted out IN the
~, Was Newburyporter He was
wealth, and extended his inter
fui magnitude Tor that day Ht
,of country seats along tIe Mer
picturesque vicinity and lived in
style That the lords Of The ole
foEisdsed ihal they could not keeE
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL
"' Road
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING NAY Y. 1911

COMMENCING NAY Y, l87L
p,,eps. Station in SewYos corner Of and
Fouthave. Entrance on Twenty seyenIh'sl
TRAINS LEAVE Ngw YORK
E1l :t5 30 $50 and (er) o.
For stratfOrd Pards Southport and wsspor il;0I
u fo o; south s soTs.l l. 1B1 :N M lls OH E1 AS
so 90 1E b;G: s'G s: sSs hl III. NO and sp
Por stanford 81 3 is m lSi' sIh & lsI) at'
For .enxsh aud intermediate stations !, g. :ao Gls las
-. sa Nil Tram leaves Tw.uyventhst New.Ys All N fs
Boston, via both sprnssssoSs Me- 1s sHG TRAINS
fSI BOSTON Boston IA s sE"e:nfs ii "a and
For Connecticut River p9 ~ TO northampton
For Hartford Providence sud H.hhiD Railroad la:ia
For Shore Lac Railway to Norwich and ff0hse LID
For New Haven and Northampton Rslro.I nj to North
Pof Haven MIdstown wm.nte Railroad A Lins'
For Hsasssionic Railroad. a. m and p.
For For S S.as.T, and soS..s ko.a A.
s ScSS. Sleeping Cars ..s.e1d to also sun
either Line DrawiHgroom Car a~cAsa " 'Hs'
els point reached eve. @ rS,S q
ss Dept o ns s ,o =, the oaes Of the 8evYor
, Espss No. 90 Broadway No COmtst Broo.yni and
.s can have As ''Siss s' so1 VI s
NEW Jersey RAILROAD-FROM FOOT on
~ Observation-Disclosures and from foot Of coRrLANDr sr-Pcr
wEsT rLangLPhiA asS s ~ Par ps.S.ps.
10, c.S = as .s al sI s'' 70,
ro the souTH $40. silver pslss. s 10 wssaiss
Ton daily on sag m t'n .aea, change ror the
sx,, pa.. car. the $50 and through from
NV yori to P,sbush Chicago and Louisville without change Silver
Palace ca, s.,ss. bss sss e. Is.. Without eSss silver
Of besro....., sse coi.ass "a ga Brs.as.y
Ew RANKIN. Ssa Pas T.:. ~. v. iiGEsais s..as-sx
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Drn GOODS.
Spring Novelties.

z mn mANI m having opened their SPRING STOCK Of
LUnU O HILUn IMPORTED DRY GOODS, offer
ing the attractive NOVELTIES in SPRING and SUMMER
GOODS city The assortment the different de-
character and repee with the most FASH
IONABLE ARTICLES that the EUROPEAN MARKETS pro
In Silks Goods Ladies' Suits Coaks Nantes Sacque
haws tmoeries Linens Ladies Underwear Chldren
Gents Furnishing Goods endless variety
and the fashionable styles offered
which are reasonable and attractive
Department added establishment which
will be found unsurpassed for style and elegance
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HORSE IND CARKTAGE MARKET.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. April a. 1871.

NEW YORK. Tuesday. Aprl a. is7a
There has been to-day more than usual ami
nation In the horse trade generally. In the Head
Market we noticed quite active demand Canadian
farm and Western wOrkh0rses, selling at the usual
prices; also considerable inquiry for Estened carriage
spans with limited number OF transactions, averaging
$500 per pair.
very large attendance, well disposed 10 bid and 10
my crowded the Horse and Carnage Auction Mart OF
Messrs Johnston Van TasseI aud. considering that
the stock brought 10 the hammer comprised chiefly
ness horses the following prices which realized
must he considered satisfactory
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSUN
~ RIVER RAILROAD. Commencing hondav Nov ~ isIi
Through TRANS viii New Depot Fourttsve and rory
seesna-st y-.--- LA, n~.wi.. -n.r. ....
through 10 Rochester snd 81 Adams
Ieo M Special Chicago Express with Da~nsroom ears to sanao
and Niagara Palls
10 rs A. m Northern and Western Express
$50 o. M. Special Troy Express on natirisr A.. a.
eco B. N. Montreal Express Win eieepnt YAH ~ WIZ
Adams u.,... o.-.xn -
Express, With sleepnsean 'o' "no"' oso' ''
Csnandaigua IN, Roeh.s,s, pas,lo
and Niagara Fss also Tor Chicago VIA eon L. . .na A. T.
RAJ roads; for 81 Louis VIA Toledo caves 90 s1hdAs
II % 81 F,nre,s With Sleeping carr for Troy and Albany
An OF ionkers eavc ron new aepo
Yaas,,s sa, Tn ms Tkirs wet aee .s hrreioior
A'AA'' sp'eA C. H. KENDRlCK, General Passenger AsnL
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COUTH SIDE R. R. OF l.. |.

COUTH SIDE r. r. OF l.. |.
Winter Arrangements eommeneng Oct % 1871 from Roosevelt an
M Maj for PaeLogas by stage fer BsspOn and Fire Place
1910 A m Accommodation 10 Babylon -, D.. NJ.
m Aeomnodsion sp tLIeasb PaResns On sAiaId.h
s. "a Bah Accommodates
Accom- siatten for hsrnes
A $3.50 and ais o u tAus toLns't a.
$500 e. W. DOUGLAS. bapeintsDaeIt
ass TIM raAea
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At Messrs. Barker h Chases City Auction Mart and
NewYOrk Tattersalls, OF Thirty -ninthst and
Broadway, the usual sem-weekly sale Of horses.
rages harness. and horse equipments, will be held to-
morrow "Wednesday the sd inst, at II o'clock.
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
II


MORRIS AND Essex DIVISION
NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Gap Stoaisourg scranton
BnghamOn, and Oswego WITHOUT tHANdb or CAo
Depots York Of Barag ami foot Of Cstoherst
EINLER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MOhDAf NOVEMBER ~
sOo m BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Branch.
directly through from New iork Osweo without change Of
with Chester r. Scranton with L. and
r. r. for Kingston. Wilsesbarrc. Ge
75 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting AZ Denve with Boon.
Branch Branch Waterloo WITH SUSSEX
for Andoye Newton Washington with The D. L. and W. n
for water Gap Stroulfhu Scranton Great Bend sy
and oswegO and Bason Lhgh Valley for all points
1900 n. LEHGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops at Newark Morris
Dover Waterloo. Hscketovn Washington Phpsbng and
Easons Waterloo SUSSEX Railroad Phpsbng
Bel Del H. r. for Belvidere he AZ Easion th L. "
for Bethlehem Allentown Aaueh Chunk Wkebae, Reading And
100 D. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. via Paterson and
Boonton directly DnRhamiOn without
principal sons Connecting at Dover With
Chester r. X.
1ioe RAsrOy EXPRESS at Dover with Chester
r.. Waterloo With Sussex r. aud at Ba'ton with L. X of
Bethlehem. Allentown. Reading Harrisburg and th- West
3;2o HACKBrTsTowN MAIL connects With BoosIon NNe
and susfeI Railroads
$50 D. m. DOVER EXPRESS =. q.
For MoRRIsTowN, st7;lS 9J Io 1900 2:9o. 3;'o <o
Far SUMMIT and intermediate $50 9o 1910
and IL 10 m 1850 $50 I1o 900 and go m an am ,oo
u 20 ITO 2:1o $40 H2o $50 500 500 o'o ''' sS
ana sRpyhRK aeD 7:I5 7:s $40 $40 $40 'lo:lo 1880
n 90 .5o and l2OO 'l:lo, eco 'lo $40 $50 $3.50 4o
Am so $40 $40 500 o20 $50 900, $50 s;H. and
Ii.s n M Trains marked stop at East Newark a.. -,
E.v.Yori for BLOOMFIELD and MoNICLAlH, Of e;O,
$40 and II 90 q m and 2oo $50 $50, $40 and
~" .NN 49, ). SlhOCh, superintendent
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5leamboGts ano Railroads.

|
bafiT TIRSA ' and sTEhMBGST RourE Setrep
CORD y II. MANCHESTER y. H., NASHUA, y III L0w YEab
H1aBoR, \ H. PLYaoG1n n IL aad all points from WHITE
-'''' 49, --- &irn6rT CHANGE OF CARS no,rs
Is HIEt RA oSisT4Scs lhvH A6P PR5M SGSrA
q MILLS RAIL Distance SAVED FRGa koR ro5cor
r. R., Nashua Lowell r. FFamiughm nIa Lowell T. Mans
SeT1@rt r. r. Boston cinon fireh0urg r. and MARIA
STEAMERS BRISTOL and PRovDEScE ali forming the most direct
and continuous @sfS Sf 'p oy FL FALL RIVER LINE
The Of ts Line arrive aHd depart from Pier ~,
f Perm h Boat ." , Lin cave seSYS at co % arriving
called and those VINO h can sa1e Brsa..st Boat
Boat n for Josef h9ag OF points North vii fs s "a" E MsS
chester 9:s2 Concord loa5 a m FehbaIg $40 a LIZ
z G TiASsf LANE tu p'; GSnoor R. r
JOHN NiSsLOw s@Pi Sa,has and Lower r. Railroad,
a E sWAsEY Son supt I Taunton Branch q; R.
j A. 6o6GR' saTt b. c. and Il an1 wL.ieNt R. a
| NORTH RIVER and NETWORK STEAM
~ BOAT coMPANYsieaner: ADELPH d aad ALsl sT 1
geso Yonkers Hastings oob' Ferry lryngon ss s
dace ra;es Yysek rAyowu connect with H.
r. h trains
EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.--Fare
L ~ % steamer cave Pechp NeSaveB at J:l5 and II
| p n. connecting with the railroad
| L'ALL RIVER LINE,
L FoR BOSTON va NE"PohIT- co,ovv
Can't. 4. g. SERMONS Capt i. ". SIaI0Ss.
t3n o. ana
'0-''''' '-' '' n. r. sIA0NS Managing Director
FIRST TRIP for R0NDOuT and KINGS
TON isnling a. Coens Cornwall Newbugh. Milton, Pongh
keepse Esopu steamboat THOMAS CORNELL VII leave
OF Pier a. y r.. at 90 TUESDAY, Apr
and EVERY TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY thereafter
ALBANY AND TROY LINE STAMERS
"a landing at CATSKLL rom Pier a. n r. DAILY Saturdays
erc-pted arr cents - cents Steahes
Vanderbilt and CONNECTICUT connecting with railroads 10 all
stations North, above Il trcgh al
reduced rates { y. bANCoA 1entraI agent.
TOR BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
Il tonic and Railroads Fare 81 Steamer leave
Catherine siu At u lSuula's eHcepiedl
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PROVIDENCF. BOSTON. WORCESTER
st,l D. IL. ron Pier g. y. H., foot OF RolusonsL
Calm lar. To BOSTON - IS To PROVIDENCE, 81
Issk are 70 Boston = IL To PROVIDENCE, -
Preigh lo ra Connect with Boston Prov
and Prov Worcester R. RS o importan n ing ees aal ton.
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
- NORWICH LINE.
For Boston, Worcester Ftchburr GoOn function Lowell Law
Manchester Concord Palmer BEateboro. and neme
date points The new and raHeh steamers
CITY OF NETWORK,
CITY or HEw.LOyDoN.
E leave EewYork daily SUNDAY excepted from
Pier ~, North River, foot OF Canal and Watts~s
kewLondon with Express trains
Northern Norwich and Woices
and Boston Hartford, and Erie Rs roads
For through tickets and sppy ne once Per 70
E.x-Yors O,, n 1850
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Millinerp.

nRESS Bonnets, $40, worth $40 this day pri-
"a ,duesd Ladss eIo rs slk V AtA
a1.ssi cAiassss HaA 2uV 4uhssu' Al E'''1sH' 's>
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HOTEL -FOR SALE.

HOTEL FOR SALE.
The COLORADO SPRINGS HOTEL" located az the Town Of
Colorado Springs At the Of Pike Peak 70 nf -ou Of Denver on
the Denver aud Rio Grande RAILWAY 81 for SAFE TO-
gether with furniture The building veil con.
furnished throughout AMI Is At present doing good
The Hotel the Denver and no
lie Rail II sale
The will 10 cent the cost for tenn Of Two
Thev also offer for SALE new FRAME BUILDING located in the
constructed for dwelling bosr1e-Hoae Wlch VIII
TIE Hoe p:opeFt Is
lodging aud is paving > NJ on IT. cost
particulars spfy to WM WAGNER AuhIoT, !. u K Co.
Colo aIoS urur olorrG0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
Countrn Real estate tor GaIc.

TOR SALE, OF Exchange for City Property, at
Hudson geninSns residence outhnngs Sc
highly improved and Inquire OF D. 5 Page - apInesi Of
Mr. Crumb PeeE-kii
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nesifbrsicr Countn Real gsiats for 5al'

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
SALE accommodating within hour and Dali OF
400 the highest
Of waste land splendid MANSION 30 feet ron
% l-4 deep perfect order; Bidding by 10 arranged for
go suitable for
ta,k Gnd Mil IL feet neyerslDg
hundred head Of cattle four
,ressfds and oE PEAR orchard fronting
grounds ornamental water In All
gentsnsus establishment and
Tor unsurpassed the stnosphese dry and adapted
lot q feet front ~ abe dty viii be
steH in p~ payment WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune Once
EOR' SALE or EXCHANGE-FOr city or
Brooklyn pmpsrA desirable COUNTRY skAI s6a FAhh o. @
$500 j. r. POWELL, n Pine-ss.
VONKERS.-Over 100 Houses and Country
TO LIT. j. YODMAks Agent fonhers
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6elp Oantco.

Lltlp IJuHAIu.
a.. CENTS WANTED FOR "THE UNDER
n GROUND RAILROAD" Record Of Facts Authentic N,r
Letter. &C. their Efforts for freedom b
STILL . IL IAIO- n ~, - SD----
4 GARDENER WANTED, who understands
~ hs buuess Scotch German preferred Address > c. Box
So New-York Post-Omee.
DOY WANTED-A merchant IN the CITY,
ID vhose rrirn IL In country the services Of willing
recopine useful Protestant lad OF II or - years as SER ant
country and city; be viii De boarded
hv his employer and be properly runerate or h services but na
reom AdgIe OOl SoV'
PostOhce
USEFUL MAN WANTED.-An active single
Protestant he Of the spade and the care ana
OF hand ne
nav dreSs copies Of testimonials COUNTRY sEAI Box Z9
PustOhce SewYork
NyANTED-A YOUNG MAN to canvass for
w advertisements class publications; be- vel recon
mendei Address stating references eompnsaou expected &c
Boz l.s0-. Post Office. New iork CITY
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRk. Tuesday. April

kEw YORK, Tuesday, April 2, 1871
There was fair attendance at the Exchange
this morning. Messrs. f. II. Ludlow d co. sold house
and lot No % Barrow ST. order Of the executor OF D.
Westervet deceased. Messrs Muller. wilkins Co sofa
house and lot on East sixtehs also two brick houses
on Madison-st and business property Bowery,
Elizabeth. Mott, and Bayardsts. James NJ Miller sofa
lot sixth-ave and the premises known as Con
eorda Han, on Avenue A, near Third-st
J. Johnson. ir. sold Tote and house on GrandaVe ana
Cambridge Place Brooklyn by order Of the eAecutrA Oh
John II. Finch deceased also houses ana ots on nam
tltopove Court Bush and LOrranc-sts, South Brook
lyn hv order the cXeCutrN OF Mathew tarrei, ue-
ceased. Fri details OF sales will DE found below
Chae Macae lust sold at private sale, one lot i'm
proved ON n. l9h-st, ls9NlOO. $500 two Ots H. T.
s3d-st 2.5 n G. OF shave, $4,000 10 lots on 9Stnst
Let Oh ami slaves e22 500 i've lots on 6ttaye.. bet
II2h and sths each 25x75 and two lots ON the rear
being one on each street, for $4,000
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Nem- Jersrn Real gsiaie TOR Sale.

TOR SALE-JERSEY CITY Nights, Y. j.
POUR HOUSES Lott with Iden apTossDents at SVo
s.xh ssc one 5000 ~ 500 Terms
JONATHAN n LIRE. No. . Aston iiovse. broadway
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fona gslano Real gsiaie for Sale.


nor SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT, 20 acres,
Inoern dwelling ~ good cellar stables too
81 iubesrng
eninnoe null Of Long Island Sound
a. o miles from the city. nie from depot Particulars
ssd photogspL with Ped, 81 FultoDst opposite City Hail.
bTo0klyB.
LOR SALE at FLUSHING, l.. IA fine
BUILDING LOT 5Ii5O situate one Of the prnep.I ssna
10 either Of two depots pnoe tIoV ~ CASH.
Adoress !. n GREGORY. Boz so, ~ l. r. U.
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Auction Sales of Real gsiate.
RY JERE. JOHNSON, Jrr, ,r.
No % SAss,r,sr.. cor. CEDAR ST, NEw.Yohx s...,.
Furniture. Merchandise &c
y H. PlRRsoS. Auctioneer
by A. D. MELLICk, jr, q BRO, Auction
Yor-TH URSDAY Apr l872 al the nm,eS by order
o o e6I a an at w.re 1 minute. from
s and %. road. .om Sf to Es5e'h tx nuies
Mo- s sIguS sii a c s md S use Tor
pete ouibulug Very terms FeI mp hcoisph sna iu
No. Pine-si or on ,le premises
EXECUTOR, SALE 4 I;, At 7 ACTON a.l,,on.i
WILL SELL At AucrIoS; on wEgyEgp4Y April 70 a, e
reon SMITH BARKER esd Executor ii JOHN PEHIz ae.
100 On TEyTT AP g6 %r yISv o sy5
FORTIETH-sTs 49,
SEVENTY remain oTgss For R,P' and pamphlet
sci. No. 10 Nassau st
IMPORTANT BANKRUPTCY SALE OF
4 VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY n,,o,,
III 4 PILL l. Iy IT. LUDLOW Co. 4aclcaee under
e 5 5oHI PIH A 4'1 sd hf Bn9P sSH s.
order Of s9 & P nSy cGE 6r D. a Es sPRy
with the furniture stores and equipment, complete Pe
the Hotel building stores ballroom clubhouse stable
H. se vii include With The furniture carpets mirrors
and apparain
china Glass table table linen bed linen and bedding
hotel coach mules harness stable traes
elupmenis all sppureHAlces OF the hotel including
orors sold parcel without
For Catalogue Of sppB TO BANGS NORTH At
III Broadway 20 JOHN H. PLArT Assignee
20 WsD-st, New York
VALUABLE COAL WORKS. near Pittsburgh,
PA-Tbe property the Whtesiown Coal AMI Mung Company
the Pau Handle Railroad p miles west Of Pittsburgh consist
ne OF the upon their dwellings Gc located Also
choice coal having p dwellings for miners 10 eight
wheeled hopper and boiler mules PIT 3Ve feet OF
siding railroad tracks IN DIT aid mostly with ron and e
erng necessary prosecution Of the works which nov
operation The whole Of ih va liable property VII be offered
ppbIc House Washington County P April ~
g7, ct further Information address JOHN CROFT
Commercial Building Pittsburgh Pa
WILLIAM KENNEDY, Sheriff's Auctioneer,
w sell WEDEESDAf Apnl S72, at y O'Clock
m saesoOm III Broadway BY order OF the under
signed. Trustee Of Walter Roche: 49, .
JTHAvR-2 Lots, southeast corner OF ohsve snd lWfhs
oTsT-7 Lots 80th-si Insect west Of 4thave
91DsT4 north side Of g2est 81 ltei etit OF isY
93i-st SIS feet east OF lOth-.ye
O0rHsT4 Lots south side Of lOth ST. 70 feet es OF "he
23IsT5 side Of l2]st 100 feet Of LIST
tn. above Ares plenddy located sale positive.
JEREMIAH QU1NLAS,)
LANES LYNCH, Trusiees
JOHN Z. DBvRLIN,
THE SAME DAY:
Of 66thst AIS feet west Of Bhsve
ssthst us feet east Of Oihsve}
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-04-03
Gitn Zeal Gsiate for Sale.

Gitn Zeal Cstate for Sale.
A CORNER for SALE at a Great Bargain
~ The elegant tigstoop front DIV hNG
corner o. Eirt.,t beatlu lnsuea
hs Inquire the premises or Of d IT, 'fOHbf J Nae
A SPLENDID 4-story. high-stoOp, stOne-frOnt
"A HOUSE, 211s titAave opposite Central PARK
FOR s. f. bargain
"' wN H RAYNoR, 81 PiDesi.
A BARGATN.-A new 3-stOry, high-stOOp.
"A brcs HOUSE Improvement neshborhood trstss
ilr soi4 wall We eHted apply ~ EObI 5 "ALAEh
2Os BroadTav n Y.
A FREE REGISTER, with particulars of 1000
~ CITY HOUSES and BUILDING Lots for SALE and to LII con
tanning CIV Man etc etc gTsis v K. STEVENSON son,
Real Estate Auctioneers ant Broken. No II Pinesi
Tor SALE-HOUSE and LOT, No. IA East
SEVENTY ourhL hRh Oop brovn-sioEe anu 1nshed u hsra
wood. Inquire tie premises
HOT AIR and VENTILATING REGISTERS
Az, reous,ted 10 examine them OF fnrS catalogue.
WM. q. DREAMER SOY, - Plsiist, " y
JOHN SHIRLEY q son, No. 81 Cedar-st.
Management Esa.es specially Mortgages negotiated
MORNING SIDE PARK PROPERTY
FOR SALE
THREE LOTS % north AIDE Of oEE HUNDRED AED-SlX
rHKETsT each 25Io0 100 feet east Of NINTHAVE on
frtdt street &c viis. Apply
WM. SINCLAIR. jr, , Pnest