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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-30

DISTINCTION OF CoLoR.-The new So
cial equality law Of Arkansas has already
had big hole knocked into it by the
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company. Said company. rather than
admit the colored element to the cabins
OF their steamers, hive closed the snme,
and refused to receive any but deck pas.
sepgers. Their right to do this. and even
their right to invite such Of their passen-
gers AZ they may choose to share the
cabin with their officers, cannot be ques-
toned under any Of the numerous
amendments to the Constitution, nor
under any of the queer laws passed for
tue enforcement thereof.
Missouri Republican,.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-30
Now /. tho Time TO Plant Rice.


MIR. EDITOR: Every farmer should
plant patch of rice, sufficient, at least,
for his own family use; aud if he will
try the experiment, he will fud it q
valuable forage crop-better than corn
leat fodder OF Northern hay. The value
aud Importance Of rice as an article OF
food, as we'll as of commerce. does not
seem to be fully understood or appre.
ciated Besides, being moro nutritious
and wholesome. it is less liable to injury
from insects while in the hull, aud more
bushels to the acre can be grown. with
less labor, than any other grain. There
is scarcely plan tuition that does not
ountain some iand where rice Gun be
grown, and yet the largest consumption
Of rice in this country is imported all
the way from Asia. In favorable or
wet season, rice can be grown on almost
any upland that will prodnce good corn,
aud can always be grown on land too wet
for anything else, except grass. and will
yield from twenty to forty bushels per
acre. It should be sown as early as prac.
ticable. to avoid the effect of frost, md
in drills, say. thirty inches apart, 40 that
the weeds nnd grass can be kept under
with plow or cuitivator. As u forage
crop. it should be cut as soon as in the
milk, and, when nearly dry, bound in
bundles aud securely stacked. Then,
with small plow, throw IL little earth
over the stubble. and it will sprout, and
give another crop equal to tho first.
The primitive wooden mortar and pes.
tie, heretofore Indispensable for separut.
inr khn k,I,iI 4, 1.
main hindrance to the cultivation of
by cheap and effective rice huller, as
simple as family coffee mill, which the
inventor promises to have in the market
in time for the next crop. r.
ENGLAND AND HER NAyY.-Mr
GosoheD, First Lord of the Admiralty,
has just submitted to the House Of Com
mons the naval estimates for the ensu.
ing fiscal year. They exceed those Of
last year by $l,702.8s0. The navy has
long been the special pride OF England
IL has become. however, o very expen
siva branch OF the public service, aud it
is Que OF The liveliest questions OF the
hour In political circles whether the
navy, as it now s.ands, is worth tho
money it costs. 1t is quite manifest,
from this increased expenditure, that
the British Government is resolved at all
hazards to maintain it's ancient suprs.
macy at sea. In the altered aud rapidly
altering state Of Europe. ail her efforts
and I'LL her vigilance will bs needed.
Foreign nRyias are increasing in bnlk
-hd power 1t the same time that the do
nand becomes louder at home for dimi.
nlsisd Expenditure. In spite of her
great wealth, England will have hard
wS5. =; iSa ay to maintain her proud
p0sitaD,
4 lesIitin starIA nf thunder aud hight.
H'Hg, apalisd Ivy wind nnh rain
ylstsd tbs a0rth wDslern Lnriiun ut
t.sA'sns, y tow days sHn. A great deal
a l'H,hs1 Sss shivascd by !hh light.
.l.s
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-30

4 teEIitib stGrm nf thunder aud hight.
H'Hg, aGeaUpaiisd Ivy wind aud rain,
yls'tsd tbs anrth wnslsrn portion ut
t.sa,sns, y tow days sHn A great deal
at iin,hss was shiyared by !hh light.
.las
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-30

LIST OF NEW ADvERTIeRMRNTs.
Rooms for Rent.
Southern 4 Bram!ett-Wines. Liquors.
Q; F; Jsokson.dreat Bargains.
Lorick & Lowrance-Potato Slips, etc.
Meeting Myrtle Lodge.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-30

Doc .oN-IT!-One of the attaches of the
PHOENIX, while returning home from his
nocturnal labors, night before last. was
attacked by two ferocious bull dogs, and
the only weapon of defence ct hand wae
an umbrella. he is now inquiring for
All umbrella repairer. Taking philo-
sophical view OF the situation, he says
he would rather suffer the loss OF his
umbrella than be compelled to stand
erect until his wounds healed.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-30

very sour faces occasionally underneath
them.
Important to the heirs-When a young
lady dyes and is is going to mount au-
burn.
II lady is asked how many rings she
has. che can say with truth that there's
no end to them.
The Rome Courier is down on the
leg itimate drama. We admit the bare
thought OF it is shocking; but, then, the
shock is not 30 disagreeable after all.
John Wright was hanged in Kansas
Tor doing wrong.
A lady asked an uptown gentleman,
who was suffering from influenza; my
dear sir. what do you use for your cold?"
Five hankerchiefs day. madam"
Old fashioned miniatures have usurped
the place OF lockets in feminine favor.
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS Northern
mail opens $50 A. NJ. and 500 P. NJ;
closes P. NJ. and H. 90 A. Nj. Charles.
ton day mail opens Is r. H.; closes &
A. ~; night opens 100 A. NJ; closes
6.15 P. M. Greenville opens LAG P. NJ;
closes 6 A. NJ. Western opens $50 A.
NJ. and 1890 P. H.; closes and P. 3i.
Wilmington opens $50 F. NJ: closes
1890 A. NJ. On Sunday the Office is
open from 3 to 4 P. II.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
CRIMINAL NOTES

At the Tombs Police Court YESTERDAY Charles
Canmerou shoemaker. No $50 ave-
~ for siliul and deliberate pejary
The argument on the motion 10 show cause why
8s ugneut record the Of Tie People Edward Siokes
shSusa POI be amended, vii be heard t0-dl1
George Williams. an agent for a dry goods house
n ths ct arrested brtv icr he alleged forgery
81 Henry Stones name order or SO The accused vas hei o'
elimination
charged burglaneusy eaed the Of
PrisoL q Michael
BrSiF attempt remanded for Aerauar
Hcfhs sailor burg Board ibe bsrt Alfred scqtted
In the Court of General Sessions YESTERDAY be-
Grshsm peuiiertiarr months Praus
stolen goods acquitted lepd Gust,e
hsH ae Sate fsoa q years Chr'y johnson
PoeV
sAe Prison. three yeA Phhp He ssssst battery
sor SueDcu ssa
Az the Jefferson Market Police Court Yesterday
shaasbnesv No. IA West 500
es O. answer harer lrrc against hn BY ls Nf MAY Of dau
- Wt lhyseuudst drought conduct The
os9rrsuf Mr. bottle useh, Wto resides Thuf-
thed that the sccuei made Der HE serabe b. aek
be sbtlever she lei home be
threatened
gssucf CeH beuud hU 10 SioY 70 seep the peace.
For some time past Superintendent KelsO has re-
complaining Of the sordery bV which they orrc1nded
AM TIE mIoSshy q eaTrng their legitimate huu vbie The
10 the police throughout The Eighth Ward
haEe ben making nightly these At Jefferson Mar
fe Police Court YESTERDAY, Nellie CaKoh No is2 Woo.tef' Mav
Porter Of Ne - Wooster Josephine Thompson No 5 Greene Kate
Gnn ~ No % Amv Lvda Tooe o No lJ Wooster and
etbrs ah nanhv Of asce charge sol kelng
trecuuiirg held
A. higher curt and he others d'cb'rsd Fh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
REAL ESTATE.
N.-.re... rAur..,r. M.rsA u. Is7a.

SEv-YoAK THURSDAY, M,reA n, ls7a
The Exchange was more numerously attended to-
cay than upon auHg this week The uarsseon' ho"
svs yer, o "a special Interest P obtained WORTHY Of
yarnT denying he fact that real estate mAei'
ID, present time dull and aniHierssBg sbson h'h
appear particularly reafe while buyerf sTseHos
great srIy prerns hsr to swat hs
Of the Post b. made early s,sf also 70 more
nobty ,rkst bs violent EXCAVATIONS winch hv, bumtied BAhI
from ,.'r az her contracts % Their boaae The shs' se'
Jtaf looked uen al probable bot week two he
EXCHANGE SAILS. MARCH q, 1913. 49,.
By Hugh " Camp Iecaors SAT- By oraer Of Geo bs ,s
het house suI4o Of the pot when -
57tI!o located 90 th gathey soc Of 'se. rnlinS o -
derht 70 Chuoa Brookh l. l. for t+ie 10 J. H. AI o.,
By 4 B,seteF Seu Co threesioy eek house and o' es
Sb I'd sevs,ves snown as 40 ia sAlO NJ PaIter
pat up plopeV Nos i7s sHd Is Wet
ses vac tho5 So|f At liz 90 to y O. Gisgo no 's
2oo rost a. fcS Iooi westerly aio s.'.sIy r e
house 81 feet deep located on The southefy .ds o. Ib % ~
,sn i'm also offered pIoperes ses 7 and 20
.tsr rs. se .,.s, o seys5tL,7, both Of ssicb OWING
Inadequate bds rut aoSn p.ss n interest. sso -,
parties immeaaie interest se properly uoea 70 BE- 'on y,
orotr under hs direction Of Feng H. smith referee vas H
Porter Co premise, e 2Is9 oe n on BE ss'.
fouuth strur loEn $3.50 J. ST. Boyd End os o. u
.Bdhreenih't siruf dow Al so ESQ., . se i an tbe
3siory brrvnstons hori house ard lot i3bI ioc' o. ~
ss .vs ab b ri 81 IA rs M located On TIE sostssrJ
One hundred and seconds about ~ ieei h'ieV "'~
sIbsve. -. III
se,e, other parcels poie for sac ,o, ssi tey we're AL
either withdrawn boughi N By tbose mnedite' nisfs'd
The following iales ilaoane os mace a. 'hs hieAaHs
D. Hugh n Camp the areeoa Of r. HarT,on
seooBa-st, % inches sa'tery from Eglii-aye
B- Beeeler SOP CO. ies ale lBosr ar,enon OIL
on ne ouihs' syegt,A' ~ feet iH,b "e''' ifoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT up skw-1oEK.....................

PORT up Skw-ToKE... ................,...haEcH 2
CLEARED.
Steamship CITY of Yofk tBr Jones Liverpool John g. Ds
St.arslp Tbunnsa ger Nicer Hsuturv Kvuharat Co
Slesu,hp MsgDoa Palmer nsTsunsh w X 0aIrsGs - l.
Steamship wysuos. Couch Richmond Sorfoi Old
Sieamstip Georgia Crowen Charleston H. NorrlB tCo.
steamship NayeoEsT Full' Phisa,I9hia f.sS-
Siip New World. Champion. London Gnpuel, Mr,u-r Co
Barl Daphne ISof1. Olsen Ioudo5 Fupeh. Edrs 1 co.
Bns S S,Tf as Ss wSs Gs1stoS Hssa6ou
sear n. PswsI WILEY csr.eass snow BuEF-s.
SrhI $ G smith rhi Is Taunton A. NJ pa ,sT1 s,,,..
sea NJ weamore Terry, Washington, n G., ZorhsI Ails
ARRIVED.
Steamship vekarr Ransorb Aux Caves March r. Jnen l5h
ooaee and OgvOoS 20 Neriok and West
steamship Ees s ry. S.yssr Scvberr Il c. Murray Fsrs
Ssh1 John RoueIl, Billiard. vip.rb,v,u.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Ro.7ov Narh 17-Aved steamship Oriental savannah;
Fl.s, irorl Charleston Neptune from Nsv-YOrt.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QrFVTovS NaT,h 2he iumsn iiue steamship City Of Bristol
sailed from tbis pou yesterday ior New lofE
5s ron Asrch r. Glasgow arrived bee yesierI
,' ..o,. !, ' s;. ss,1 .S D JOY
DISASTERS.
NoEvolE Va Nsrch 1rh steamship oh Dominion Yesterday
uklug condition The chr tken HAMPTON
sunk when near tie Tai Of tbe shoe" fatheMs Of
ver No lives Nere lost h+ Dyer belonged % Ma
Sc cleared rom HaHpioa Rss I9,sT17 ''5s VIII 's' Of
NOTICE To MARINERS.
Th, steamship Franeol,9 Bragg Al Pclna ~ rom New OF
49, ef sre6 b,rs C,est. tlsrF Sc e, M daugeou,
position vessels ~ Res Of Little Round shoai Also poris
p ,r, s Rg a,s 9S 1oS - '0' 'D '-
The Sest OF be BARK H. c. Of TIE Sion.
Horse Soa vnd sound rolled over AID nc longer an OBJ
suvc'On 70 vessels passing hat vuv 49,, - m, J.,
March reports Sbove Lsbthp Ter The previous
Der having dragged TO niles south o. her station behg
Tor --latest Shrp Se,rs see F.fn Pace.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
Dfr4ErURH or FonEIGN nAILs.

fElDAl. MtScB q
Ma 10 hlat q s. eose5 tbs SsEroi Post one
a. e 70 goes Basfor.
Mails kesioaudlLna Yort Po orr sssr F
s.csiashp calls an Porsss, 90 sai-at O..
EsN fora Frd4g, o ..
Le postage a The " Inoss sIcpi eous sr.ri
he half Paper cents each
SATEEOAY MAECR %.
nrs Brtzn and Fralas Queusosa Liverpool b
~ 4 Nsf
Whiis sar Prrt Jsfssy Cy, VII so D
RSsusbip sails q n Waite STA DocK, PsroLa FsTTy
iIl stisrs aeyosiea SgpSlsHss Mai prss
aOatis par1gc.l
So Coed MG corpeuf Of Esres "a ssutssHp0s and
E,.,s.Y by steamship RheB. mAs close e. u Ne
Gsymsusar, MAI ssssstp ssb a IoH loot o. f1tost
Betoteb.
Mar, M the Geunan Sietbh heafsship D. n AIrr
49, AL m N N StssHslp ifoE Fisr Ne ~ y H.
hs fy Eipes,on ssysus Enn ToIks lsrnd - he
ssasnI Camel eeas Steamship iAIs ION Pa No
mn
Mas h Es, wsss ~ ssssnks 6soEss W GAGE eiss Al
4san,Ast faih "a : n - hGn Psg ba Ak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
Proposals
>rvrorr cryrnAl AsD ngo', g.I t,' q "a =

49, yoFE CrvrRAL AID Hrosos h'th - -
-, psafegyas OgTcy, AtB1SI, hsIeh ri 80 e,
NOTICE TO CONTRACT ~ .i' ~ n a.
81 cEIDISG nd MASONRY ef TWO ADpil .oSnL 80, .sg
ap0n man line Of railroad Of MS COMPANY Wv
Budse ne suln a.
m, wosl v 10 d,5-1 eon- SOD p'o' ~, mai o.
,.a s, Re epii,, Tl ua one sections OF ' ~
uasc1 tepsrfy IL .rousass 4
III Comtsfy reserve the bgh n "lsS .P % - '''
An ~ sscutr fsr fnlflnst on.r~ s b. Sf ~, Wrn
Pntss qsaInss spedbczGus eEE ~ s1'I a.
EfSDsY NSnA a hSss fDT ibs F B'tyh $3.50, Iu;lsirs
A oa .! A. e. Waftee D,vlsel EtTssef sfh-l 80 - :.
Afsurt @bc Tor tte Second furnoH tTftcafo 20 %"N'
o. A isE6L Dvaan Elglsesf kgfhssnh s,,,..sl,
Pfsg0sslt had - iasassd sealed clftppr'l st.,,
cakalss u. FisHAk. 1sc L-E-s'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
DECIsIONs-NkEcr o.

Supreme Court hdmbers-By judge Fanchcr.-
Hi Seug and orS-Reporf u eer,e sB6 order
eeutos q orteaes asd Iaeni % noney settled Sh'nerd at
Grsbie he Union square Esouai Baukeefeuce
Colauder Phan and orsJuigrocnt
II Budae
Dst-R-erebee Ordered 20 report
Superior CouTg-SDscai TTm-Bv Judge Van Worst.
Hart BowIe Motion granted NJ opposing
Pouty SiOrr that Judgment Of Court q Aupess
made ihe Judgment tbs mccall Huus
ORDER or commission The Jas
t.
ssmea Bsllr Hlfer al
11n-Urlcr grsute Estes BuT1sUTde 0eBuns rolou
Common Pleas-SpeciaI T7H,--By Judge J. F..
DAif.-Ssuas Jctusol-MouDn d-uIrL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28

When. However voorhis Garner applied for pay ment
they found that Bidde Co had failed t6egcupon
elaued return OF the cotton pledged with the Ware
honse and Security COMPANY Being refused they
brought the Supreme Court recover the value
the cotton. The tried before judge Barrett
and Jury the real question being whether the Ware
house aud SECURITY Company having ouly warehouse re
eepts and these gwen after the advance was made.
could be held as pledges Of good faith against the
plaintiffs. Judge Bcrrctt held yesterday under the de
cOn Oi the Court Of Appeals that they must e 50 con
sldeIed and ordered a YordIct for The deieudants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
SUNDAY Names 20.
Az NsN' close q, % etocA Toe tet06ss ctso
PASSENGERS S1LLKn.

FOR ufvERPOOJfa siansAp CITY Neu Yort hsrrt p -
Sruorsin Nsa Ngnoreia Cerfa Ma Doves sTarsta Mitchell.
Ncneictta Asva Sguos Goui sinners Assutr Clto. AZ
doo FostiBt Caapsguons M hePhAt joseph srs
WIN Barrett and r. Sou;hJ H. Murray " G. sHiih St,
7, OkssLA. Don Jan ForteT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
CIVIL NOTE.

Joshua NJ. Whltcomb, having sued the firm
Of william Robinson Co., the Kings County Circuit
Court $4,000 damages for alleged fraud the
Jury rendered a verdict hrs favor for the full amount
claimed. The plaintiff senior partner m the hTm.
and alleged that pending his withdra wal the defendants
~ compromised the outstanding accounts as 70 deaud
him out Of the amount claimed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
grrrr ~ corrrc7roy o. As.y.ssgyr'.


NJ. err HsII- Ss7s-iuzk. March -, IS.@3
DROPERTY HOLDERS are hereby notlned
tiat the iaIosiue REVISED and corrected HOLLIS Z" Aosh'
NVS Tor M. ,pro~mtrls tbsu ycraly sei forth have ben r.
ed tie Department Public Works and irausUed 20 lbs bl
lSr collection. wa
10 ooutrusuor
1873. - $500 e.,s,.fs.t ard
Yen regulating grading Ae between tts Ieah
ave. and ATE-aft. - a.. p,b-
Fsb 2oT rega4tng grading &c between ihf FH'
hc DIVE AMI Nes-aFe. ,-.-.- r., .,. 81, A
Feb 2o-Srtg tbird ST. regulating si'''lA N'' ''"'
River ....-- -....-y L. he.
49, tWesu Fourth and Bighthates. ,---,.
IL, IA t.or - PAVING between ChsDbers End '2ha's'N
- J pc,gtt-s paving betveen Division 4ld iioa-ol'a-s
Feb ZO-uabcst paving ufNeeh - W,s,.,t
.2B-FTanklH-sti flts All
Feb A,-AFenne - A@ss'ls U
vb fi,tsys cuo gutter &c between sTJfhs and ksA
~ r,, between sIiy.niath and sevsutJ'our'h'i'
With brsneb-s. - s.t "a go.-bsvss
H N g,-byhbs 5sSb corner OF Lf1hgous't
- Figb,sHh basin. nortafest corner d"
- "a pi9b sFfL hast. % south west c0fuef q" ~
~ 70 Eitbyseyeuh., BARN. - soail ~esi co'u'' VI
ave . --.. = -, gtop ave
n On S{S, eor 10 uefy ilrsts underground ai-l '''
81 IN -t,.evpfb ard Srverig rhh sA utdeeI0nna u'l'
~ befsreu Flint and Second ayes -, .u.. A, ~,
"a N tr.C aud fortl regulating lsaliL @e' "
tween S1th and seyeDttAEes 49, r. 80, 80, are
Al -.,,,ert. sln iy -Als 500
br inv the chsfte t'r int'
ia4, ION ~ ~ a. \. . op-u daily from o. 3D. 70 p r.
90" iOHA 4. KEShkDi. toIse'f o A'','s
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ses...... 20 Moor re-..... ga
Stuit Hoai... 1881 Hell Gate FEM. Sfs
X
IS Cows .auo.... 81 Hell Gus Feu .l02l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
Goruoralou Not,tcs.

Dy,.K7xtyr o, rams aSD AssEssEESrs No y CHlyEEEsT
AEWlUKE, jan q, 1878
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Assessment
gesI 4rd Psrsoas Estate CITY sud County 81
SeuYorE Tor be 6 b. Cor nsreoa AZ on
nd af.f MONDAY ADD open unui ne SUI
oay of Anvil 1879 inclusive for BE ,orec.gl 90 efror ~ e ~
~ 81 he .menis Aforesaid real and peTsouA estate
p.rtons believing seTUcred must make alphoh 70
De ID ''1' 70 ''
lLf 'ItI IHH'--'1| ~ &. b BABCOCK. ssefssTy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
fon0ou Advertisements.

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
l. The Delicious and Cheapest Saucs in the WoTi5
WslrlueI pure snd Tree from friurous .lcred eat
C-2.IR BOTTLES SOLD ~ ONk MONTH AUGUST, NIll
uugrrrelened n tte history
Druggist OD-n ia bottles. 81 o. L. sd 2
Tho. Mark-Ni.5x Petieru Pac Beware 81 limitations.
Manufacturers: G00DAll, BAcKHOUSt q CO.,
Leeis Euran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-03-28
gountrp Real estate for Sale.

AT COOPERSTOWN, N. Y, on Lake Otsego
and sqasbAnna River BY rail Aban, AMI B,os
h.ztos sbaIoa and ehs spring. an sSAS BhIH hAs
Five DssrAbe DWELLINGS, s70o TO s23g0 Tea BClLD
ING LOTS sSoe upwards several With tne prospects o. Lar
several pleasant DWELLINGS, Pimpbs, describing CocpsoNn
,nd hl particular. Apply to II. B. WALKER COeDer'"r Z"
EIRST-CLASS COUNTRY RESIDENCE for
sALE-The Honsesd as A. g Halafs 10 ibe center 81
the Enfield Ahons miles Bon spnagt
and u nis rem Hartford eempnses 'eeui - '' o. na ronF
Jog on Esteist and az ibt ouaIss stsrae Isi % a. 80,
dsncei a1ated hErCbe hoos ara he posio A An1
nal. be Sprngssoand Hartford Rsrosd depot ne 9Saes
hlh si pleasant onlJ bali mile distant ron he Entee
Rpd,' the Colnecent RIVER The CROWDS are bapd'oey aa
supplied NTH fruit and ornamental frees heses ana gree
houses The h0ue brck stuceoed has stone unaaues uoeef
pibnnt nmngs comparatively and 10 perfect rpn
built the thorough substantial elegantly uhsbo
sized rooms uo lurnses, hath rooms Ell and cola
earned Fart Of ihe boo bA hut lev eQaAh ss
srsbe country residence for gentemans ianiir
Terms eay or erchAuce secsties
For further lppy HOMER MORGAN Piust or
T. w BOND, spriagssh Aass tESS'l
EARM of 95 acres for sGOO-37 in wood Will
so cords aud 5000 lumber keeps four ooSs and horse
trees: plenty brook tsooy House set
kettle &c ban Ss0i al good perfect title gear heesae lVln
he ,oi ny desenbed on page - Of CouuTY homes
Il,i'stSns naileS 9SsiP 10 e tbrse .1Ss % ''' "
E0R SALE, at Redding Center, Conn, on the
eet des The sOor hsrdsn,bed
excellent fruit and Address " BRADFORD hedtag Corn
TOR SALE, Nyack on HudsOn-Thirty acres
IL ICES; Fronts c H. 0REES, hsmoHt n l.
SEASIDE FARM AND RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE Tie ShsAie Faa situated 90 me
Sarumore Harbor miles from Pormouih
SsvyYsr &c $50 well EoOded and sAed
building ample and good condition. 1n 70 soA n pan
''' COAST ''' z P DAVIS LA-r,pes Mass
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Giin Real gslaic tor Sale.

Gitp Real gslaic tor Sale.
BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-aveS., 'front.'
,rth 1t Ssven'tf above tbe PsEEi on
' WM r. RAYSOR
,. Ppest
NOR SALE-At Fort Washington, on Kings
bigrcai lBro41Nsv BoletI1l, N.lsari root d1utl-
HOUSE ted Eh bnck cpuinug twriFc rooms ioZ'i
u Tie s mVfornnis such AZ DOT
cold tubs furnace bells gee atues b
waiter &c gate VII b. sod % q
rrunut purchaser Considerably under 10 value Address Z H.
Tribune OGee
DOR SALE-Elegantly Furnished, on West
Fch Ffthave eiesL; +storv BIZ st0op hrosn-
HOUSE 22jS1loO5 The bouse besuiuiy aud and 70
perfect order. College Is a. -+o tf
auunm ground renewals KAry possession Pee io'
n - HOMER MORGAN Pin,-sL
DUMB Walters, Hosting Machines. and Fire
Escape Elevators The mDroyei psteaed Dec: ts-
Came. pseniee and sole mausietuTe ls West Forty h v J.
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AUgAN II. MrLLFR. Aucuolerf =, -,
VALUABLE LOTS ON NlNTH-AK T., ON
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FOURTH and OhEhUhDhED'
AND.rW ESTl -FIFTH-STN - 90
ADRfAy NULLEE P z. wILEES Ga. vii sel a. suction
90 MONDAY D. y oOk, 'hs BEcAanse saesrooto 30
~ Br1sdWa7
SISTHAyK-Tvo lots southeast corner Nnthav aud Oae-hen
NFHrsDRRD-A sd TWENTY POURTH-ST - Nine lots uOrs
0SR TWENTY FIFTH ST Foar 'Os souih doe,
,bolt feet1 inches Of Msuaatan-st .-
q ths ufce Of the AucIoneers. Piue--t itloll
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HIarble ano Slate fflantels.
KIABFR. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
~. ZING WORKS and ~ Fest kgbt-slt1st Marble ari
naezed Mau Thing Marble couO.eT, Nngaueuis Al puee' tl4
5efr cornustiuou. Ms.br ,ufuiag ,cr ihe trade.
STEWART SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
= eesnt de,gus Slate u ever esenpnoL hAkBL a.
WOOD NANTEIS o. E. srLWAKr d. Co. 20 snJ tkt Wet
Txenv-f1rJ-.. uear ocveut
TVVHE PENRHNN SLATE Co. have removed
10 tbeif uuou.1uarr. Fgulys aEl seven
l NAAIELN 6hAl rs
A. eonau. usEy -g4at aas designs - pHces enAe-ns
non
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Aurtlon Sales OF Real Gsiale.

TRUSTEES SALE.
Il WILLIAM KESEBLLY, Sherrs Aue.oneer, viii sell Al Aleuu
on WEDNESDAY Apni2.
II . clock n. The Exchange hsssrooms 30 III BioaoH
TRUSTEES SALE
q be trustees Of waiter koctrl
EIGHTH AVE- iSofth-east 0f W6bst Pour E-of
broautons housss stores SO. go 3d. 94, go kslla's
g0ol bliAIrcs. due .ec4ton- a.
Prerehroof brown stone NO %
West Ftv-dihst. DO the rear Of The above ,.-.
SIXTY EIGHTH undivided afutere n seven lots and
nart Of o north e SIty-e gh UJ feet west Of Ninth ave- etc
io 25rI0A .,o
SDREDTHsT lot south sde OF One ha1dredlst 200
feet u fentt-aVe.
MULBERRY ST.-No. p: hou.s anf ot $50 49,
AOTTsI-Sos a. and - Mottst boas.s aaa io's eh JOB
2sTg4
BAXTER-ST.-No lli 'front.' and housea
Maps and g1gt.rllsu A. ALctuuocrs oTce. No Fln~t
JEREMIAH QUlSLAS.
LYNCH. Trustee.
JOHN + DEVELIN. }
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Gin prOprrin 10 fci.

Gin proprrin 10 tct.
rI,O RFN For private family only, the i've
st,rr Fngis HOUSE So g. West n rern'l a. " 10
rccrnt order modern ennrennce For permits ipp
70 HENRY TAYLOR. Real Estate. No u. broadway.
ITO LET-To a small. satisfactory family, 4
dsr.he FLAT 90 bowusioBe boa-- % nfh ave
Marrav 0upied By snail Am q idas Apply 70 e.
~ LOCK. III Broadway.
ITO LET-ln private house No 3lj East
L. Thireeuth-- sna family q adults he SECOND zni
THIRD FLOORS. APuJ TO BE owner on hs gfraise'.
OF .lnn HOUSE 10 LET-NO. $40 East
I'D I~NVt. Foty6rs tCaiu-s iil thres -fo1es high
,iaos brown tors improvements C4 on the No =! ,iin
lror % o o'clocs.
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90 Uhom II nun Concern
NORTHUMBERLAND MILLER, my wife,
y having sbaud.,d cvus-ni eve MS
public uoioe iust rl usv d-hts mat eutfsl
CHARLES MILLER, 80 E-si or7elieflihsi.