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- MUSICAL WANT.-A lady writes that
sue wants music "with sentimental words
that almost silently flow from the depth Of
concealed sorrow, revealing a sad hearts
Ienaefest emotion in a tone that would
dust" "nI ~
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pc misery of being called upon sudden
make speech, was got over hv a
eematlcian, who delivered himself in
Lashlon :-"Gentlemen, morbid desire
originality prevents me from saving
Is Is the proudest moment of NV life;
J, does not occur to me to say anything
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me Memorial Diplomatique gives the
ioe'.o"lhs Interesting account of the density
., population in the great centres of hui,
man throughout tho globe. There are
nlne cities having population exceeding
one @, million souls, viz London 1881 OOO
ooocno c goo 600 Paris, ,s25, 600 PEEK.
~ BAG i, aoH 900; Yedo, ,554 600; Canton.
i,@oo,ooo; Constantinople, ,O75 900: Sian.
tan, in the Province of Human. 600 0oo
ana lchan- tchan foo, in the PROVINCES Of
Oxen 100000. 1t will be seen that. al.
Gn;ugs1a London holds the first place, the
Chihese empire can still boast of possessino
more populous cities than all tie civiIizeSS
ooases OF the West. The number of cities
Possessing pos population ranging from above
Neu Y n,Iiion up to million is twelve, viz:
D Dt! YORK, Vienna, Berlin, Hang. kaow.
a,,tl st. Petersburg, Bombsys Cal,
I y foWchow, Tcbehing, Bangkok, and
of Sron any We eo6y cities have population
OF OF from 200, 600 to BOO, 900, 80 of from ion %
Ooo; to 200, 900 Inhabitants. -0''
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EDUCATIONAL.

ST. JOsEPH'S ACADEMY FOR Yo1JNC, 1,An1Vs
Conducted by the Sisters of CHARITY
Near EmmitshurG, Frederick County, MARYLAND.
MS institution Is pleasantly uated in be,Itbv
picturesque part OF Frederick Comfy Maryland b,If
n, II ON IInimitsbuig and two miles from Mopnt 81
- SolicEe. IL was commenced isUy and incor
b I:s" oy Inc Legislature OF MaTyInd in IsIG PHI
"'.i' H2S are convenient and spaciois.
noaTu ana inition i'"r acHtrrur year ipcIudipv
B "u aHh Bedding, Washing, Mrnding and
1. E. for each SrssU,; .tI.D
ALL PAYABLE ~ ADVANCE
lne Academic year In ri.l,. IN twu Sessions NJ 8,,
gust and the "-ti OF .J,u,pr, " wa" ~''n Vi a u
Letters nj iLaurv directed ~ IN.
r,-,,, M'H HFi -GPERlOk
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IHE DECAY OF WooD.-Wood, beipr
vegetable matter, is Of course liable to de-
cay put how to turn it to the best accsnnt
VIE TINS known attribute to contend with
,nay oe worth inquiry. The closer the
gram and the heavier the wood. the Lass
liability there is to decay; but for buildine
purposes u as at present carried on, light
ano open grained wood must be used. We
can not, IN these times of excessive comma
ae,tlon, 60 back to the old oak timbered and
i nou, Gu houses of our ancestors. 1t weuld,
however, pay landlords to build solid, sinh,
sCantiai houses, and let them even at the
Piesent scale of rental. For instance. in
1igglng away the foundations of the SAVOY
raiace, built upward of six centuries apc.
.ne oak piles were found perfectly sound. as
VAS, was tne Pianking which covered the pile
s sea But houses are built on very
aliterent principle now; namely, to seH !
again, and perhaps again, before the ner.
manent owner invests in them, and than 81 |
coat OF paint aud judcons use of putty
cover all imperfections. TIE
a aet OF wood arises from internal and not
e&ternai moisture; hence, SO long as free
evaporation is allowed, decay will not
very readily set in. 1t would be very nh.
surG TO say that no paint ought to be used
IN the interior of house, but it is certain
l ..!M piece OF wood painted on both sides
nainted I "a aase nearly y, 80 long as one not
ne paint effectually closes all the pores
anu prevents the evaporation of the moist
We, which even the best seasoned p]anL vii,
contain, and hence decay sooner sets in in
one shape or other For the same reason
WOOD painted on one side only will last
0 0n2er than that painted on two sides
mus In an old building, the wainscet.
, ,eoas. WINDOWS, ETC., will be found to be- ,
'ieoteo "hen the staircases will be sound.
because never painted. The old louses in
ne quaint city of Chester prove the trnth
). this. Some years ago, a LiverpooI G
,ullcer who had some contracts there t to,d :
ne writer that the numerous exposed
'''ns we're generally sound, and they are a
VI uhpainted, but the inside work had C
pparantiy been renewed.-Building Ners +
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NernIng Star ald Catholic Messen ger.
NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY, APRM n 1sza.
JUVENILE COLUMN.
A sfsUM."

Charley was at school, and, though only
weive years old. he was at the head of the
lass In arithmetic. His father bad come
ome from his work, one evening. His
nother was out visiting a neigh Dor, whose
title boy was very ill of Inflammation of
ne lungs.. Charley, sitting with his slate,
IN stool near his father, said:
"Papa, please set me sum, and see how
room will do it.''
Well, I will,' his father replied. Are
you readyf A rich lady found lying at the
&oor one summer morning, little baby
|Nrapt in an old shawl. She could not find
mt who laid it there but she resolved to
|sear 1t, and give it out to nurse, keeping
recount of all it cost her. When the little
ably had grown up fine boy, of twelve
Fears, she wrote her account thus:
- nnrse for keeping infant for three years. at
q yiso year. $3.50 90
s.I - .oI years. ts25 year. 800 90
.or rweive years, at 800 year. 90
.os we've years. at SS0 900
~, uo sl3 years, at $50 $50 90
F@ times, ", SiO, s4. 81 90
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EDUCATIONAL.
s. 'iANlsLAUS COMMERCIAL coLLIa1,
BAY ST. LOUIS, M1ssrssrrr,

and chartered by the State Ieg,.,,r.
mas bsan ~, w ny the Brothors the Sacrsa Sy.n,
situated on ~. ssn operation since lass Beautr
sve view of the nss o. the Bay, an extern
did sS DrS % and bathing in sumner ia
M for the pupils. The Commerii s1ero.se
all Tie branches of good English nic",i
Roa I'd 49, TERMs >N''oiA
advance oh per session, payable half yearly in
Washng per F., hssjon $3.50
Beddag, aston ion,;..: 10 90
doctors Foes 10 90
vacation, If spent Mt Aha 90
KsTW, s s,.utioh--.-..--.--- - 90
Tiano and Violin. per month each
Flute per month --.----.-.--..--. so
brass Instrument nor ,,n:i 90
aua herman languages, por month each 0o
For further Particulars. apply to "'' W
mh..o ,-.,, BRO. FLoRIMoND
- Director OF the ColleRe
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|yA1TING.-A st. Louis paper saws
dozen murderers are e this citv
ting the tedious formaIity of acouitaiy'5s
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OCTO Der 90, 1872.
esn The Directors of ths Go n@s
snges of building sntiroy ne1 nd advan
and point Oh ventilation
for three ssn%ssd being of Society which
of youth have favor the great ad
sesoa Th Ind
pupils Ir s ass not only to adorn Of thsr
neiT hearts The esteem of and practs, into
Pan w hnrG
msreia re ne pepnsasory the Classical the Com
Tse eifes s re
Tnixer. s fhe branches Of thorough Collegate and
who give proofs of y te
cheney Mental and NatGars A1 sEow
to the th d, higher branches are
b %ne BPsse AF NJ i. awarded to
ply and science ia s Esar study
The on hIsfsiS9 cd S%snfd
embraces all the usually Taught IN and
,Ss @ The third year of this course correspoRds To
Simdents attend lectures in Natural Philosonhv Inc
The age of admission irom nine to HttesSn class
read and write. iou"'S Hhow how to
TERMS PER SESSION OF Ten MoSrys
Board sna Tn IN and payable Is 90
Medicsl Fac -'.--.----....-... 300 oo
PRESIDENT OF sP:ASd Hill co LII
s,o,n., p,. THE jesus Tfa F4 &TfIIs Ala
sci GraTer stie cS ssS 4oS Eis.n.
q l. Nj VI K FFERso COLLEGE
PARISH OF ST. JAMES La.
''"A'ed on the Mississippi River Sixty Miles above
New Orleans. 'o
h.a
LIS ancient and magnificent estabIishm ent, -ipcor
'orated by law of the Legislature. and epro,v5 a.
srant diplomas and degrees will be opeusd IN a. ~
1ctooer. 1t Is under tho direction OF tho Mart,
'"s' VINO form society specially devoted TO educa
Ioh College Point and Convent Landing arc ooDvo.
e' ana reg ular landing places for steamboata eoiD1
'@d returning rom New Orleans
y Terms,
faJaDie in o. s. currency half yearly in advance.
'9ard tuition washing and Stationery per term 20
'0c ;ors fees and edeine in ordinary case; Of $3.50
;ntranoS lee to per be- paid anj; 10
sdnancal music lessons are to be paid for monthly
LIS 'Ffe' the Mos p Rev ArehbOhop of New Orleans
,b = details apply to the Very Row Prestdspt
oc,s-o, MR.: P. PoURsNE.
= no. 80 Gravier street. New Orlsana
SAINT vINCENT's COLLEGE,
CAFE GIRARDEAU, MISSOURI 1
egaton of the Mssi go ey the Priests Of the Con
,SuuIuIly located on the Msgissppi river fo-tI
onis. anu Aity nlheS below St
1tolegs building are large commodous and wal.
ell adapted for SesItbg, beautiful extensive and
acS a. Gsg OF easy accesS Regular daily packet
! ne seh9SstG year begins the FIRST 5o,-,.v
S1H AEhbEh' and ends about the first ~ IL |
TERMS.
ard and Tuition, per scholastic year so.o
asnahg e, ana mending Of articles washed -
Mnsic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IG
For further information apply to i
Rev. A. VERINA, C. M
President Of the College
-, 80 Or to Rsg. THOS j. SMITH c. NJ
Soi - ~ So. Joaephs Church New OrIeaua
e. SITSSEtH ALLCHEL, Cashier Of the Mutual d
lticnAl Bank, No Io6 Canal street New 0rlaans OF
10y anteortsod % receive and give reeent Sor a.,
oyS IpstSstioS % PAla 70 him Tor aocoant o. tho
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q issS Saineent Institution chartered rsbr,.
the subnrbs ~ ,h IN quietand healthy locality n
The ,Hau 70 OF the city, and q short dstSnoa N
and affords ali tbsSsN
Pupis of a S se0orsy Of It's 10
promotion a. or are admitted but for tn.
sa exercises. conform to the easo
,. TUITION:
English o, education embraces French and
ern cangnah Grammar, Arithmetic Ancient and Hsra
use OF the Globes Prose and Poet;"a
nposiS0hs History (Ancient and Modern SacroJ 10
Rhssoe Mrsogy French and English IitorntnrS
h Atstrion9my Botany bookkeeping MatSsmatinS y
ds paaWing Painting Plain and OrnamentaI Ma e.
APeStry, Embroidery, Artificial Flowers eto
TO RE Mann o,-.,,...,'
IN ADVANCE:
' 1aopt ana Tuition in French and English, per
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and coa @ commence about the first of S,ntcmhsr
public ephhi me end OF June by nation and
noSet, &c may be procured ut tho Institution n.
oharIcs ARE, received at any time duypg the year and
For furtbc1 n, OH uhe Gate Of entrance only
academy of the Holy Angels ~ ~ ''A'ei Superlo
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/ Cor Ion eg THE SISTERS or ST. JOsEPH
"''her d. Philip and Galves streets a
New Orleans

mild and nsrnnte nIhout this establishments d.
the sara fae l"creatiOn. table, dornjtores -,
INC sAs Ior all In snort. everything tepds t -
@ hnectlonate union between the Sistar. -. " ~
iadies lntfusted to their Iuotherlv cara AIN eno
I'll Instruction Is thorough and solid and IN b.-
a. IN. pequrenents of society The cour.a
i uoIn EhSish and French) afi the brancbe. ~
,op tiHAted at the present day Each Ia o
snt W natives of respective countries a.. ~. - -
SURE correct pronunciation 30 AZ 70 In
nr detlcal year closes with m nubIjo
vited. W winch parents In
Is here the object special attention ard
Sv morai Governing those placed under trir cb.r
vSr to aone the Sisters St Josenh nndE
.jI o. of polite amiabfe thS
9ennes OF respect and affection towo-S. Ano
MEL is OF an denominations admitted va PA'on ~
nijh.:-Duiing the bathing seaEon tha po.-s,
of ST Josn ~ 70 me Bay St Louis whore Nho Sista-1
Vi o" T T8Ss ~ nave hourshing academy A'"0GS
EhhIo-Io DO paid in advance ~. E,I,o,r.
Wgsb;n r. Poi three months. -.-....--..... nsh M
Entrance ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10 90
SinS n lessons a and use Instrument o. % "a
DTawirD 7 &c.,. q
Pastel ntI roi ~. : ----.... %
on paint according tbs number Of 1uD,I~
IN All IL varieties, golden emLr5IJr--
obarS MOWERS In taught to tho boarders wbout eTtys
cade paScnlars address, uperioresa Of n.
Ieons ." Sne sisters Of st Joseph, Box 1911 Nev a.
'~H"i or II more convenient, apply TO '' '0" W.
no2i 72Iy ., rh . 4, LAYTON.
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE.
OCTOBER 90. 1877

20 long esta Dlished Institution SO favo,s,v L,o
third SI oIno OF the South, will enter upon ia Fart
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FINANCIAL.

tro dlIEA az tIe DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF COMP
i Gs'P B aSas C 90 PSEW 69
the city Of New Orleans in the paris Of otsnNs IN
state Of Louisiana been daily organized nnI and
enfed S Aa Act
vide for b OF United States bonds and to
VISIONS o se! and has complied with ali the
commencing the e' to with
JOHN jay Ko gndsF s1S 1ss
EiEsyws SR hat ths Il e.
Louisiana ia m inc parish of Orleans State Of
oshklng under the act aforesaid. 'i"eeS OF
LsrAIl " Join JOIN J ~ KNOX.
mo. S aasg of Currency.
leans March 4, lsZ3-Under above authoritT tbis R
2n and TA sseF 6 5R'
daii1 Interest will be allowed to depostors On
deposits as sV he ane mutual principle and special
mhg % y JAS. J. TARLETON Cashier.
[ oU1s1ANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY
"a Camp Street.
Vice PTesident-DSHNvfMDo T WEIi.cx
Gasher-JeHN s. WALTON.
DIRECTORS.
% ShR i Ha gc0SSSS0 q Stanard, BrOnsOn Co.
John S. Walton - "
Henry j. Mullan of II T Mur,,, ECo
w. Van Nordeu. W.
w. ID. Thomas. of Folgsr & Co. deI5TsIv
HERNIA BANK OF lew ORLEANS
NEW ORLEANS Juno TO- Is7I
STERLING BILLS ON THE HIBBRNIAS RANK
SobLN' payable in parts of Ireland. from On
Pound upwards, for sale at this Bank.
W.. y " JAS. j. TARLETeN Cssbier
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
SOUTHERN BANK, New Orleans Nav. Is7o
nus sank wiz draw STERLING BILLS in sums to
ut paroles WtsBg to remit small amOunts to EuolnrS
n Ireland. n TTTv.T-rs - ENA1s
mhis MY rS--.,
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GET YOUR TRUsSES AND DR.-Es
WHERE THEY ARE MADE AND FITTED
II. SPILL MAN
w. Barunne Street u,

Manufacturer and Apqlier.
The best TruSscs and Braces Abd,r wal Srnno, 49,.
other very necessary articles in Apcr;ca or Emrn,
LII oe nat. and DO applied by inventor Fee
ast whose motto ia honest dealing will
I; he highest honors awarded Mt Tie St
a ~ missouri jackson. mississippi Houston Texas
anu New Orleans State Fairs My instrument. arc r
commended by all leading surgeons and pIv sin;,ns
sem sly Inherent pa terms Of Trusses on hand
"iou N0.llIt' If cIrcnInr IL
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JUNG LADIES ACADEMY

YOUNG LADIES ACADEMY -
THE HOLY ANGELS.
' D'ioo'ioh OF the Sisters Marianites of Ho,1
Gross - ~AoiS
VI i'"n part and Congress- streets Third D.t,.,.
New Orleans Louisiana ~ D's''l's
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IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY
WEST CHESTER
rENNsYLvAxIA
' 1n'ntuton' situated In . very delightful loonBa,
IN Fennsylvahia is under the direction ~ ,h. o..
OF the Immaculate Heart of Mary. Thu s,.,.-. -,
tecenuy purchased the largo and comrnodIor. h-ns,
belonging to the late Anthony Borusr. arr nov No.
pared 70 ahoFd their pupils greater advantages thon
Tho Scholastic Year Is divided into two sos,o., of
H'e month"; zach, commencing Sepkombsr ISa and FoA
ruary Ist. ~ N %"U
PERMS
Board and TUITION per annun payable half ve.,,v -
'oe S91o
Languages, Music ETC. form extra ebayo..
For further particulars apply to the
MOTHER SUPERIOR.
West Chester. Pa
Or OFFICE OF MORNING STAR
- ' 1874 Carondelct stTeot NO
pass CHRISTIAN COLLEGE,
HrssBs1Prr
Inc Halls OF this IRHtitutiou are open to vo1Dr ma.
iOsirous Of pursuing thorough Commercial soIs..tc
'r clasaical Course Of shdIss.
Yacation cepmsness fhs first or Aoe7st.
Terrsa rlaT alr.s.n, sla6
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SARACENA LIFE BIrTERs,
HOW TO ENJOY L1EE


ar - nhS known when the blood is pnro apretHe pooa
nn uiS' Ston perfect These will keep the Cardinal
PontS--b,ain Heart and Iiver-in sound ,yn,m;r..
oTsieT and give that elasticity 20 The mind a%g ~
"i'''n 10 the 4nintessence of perfect health ''
SARRACENIA LIFE BITTEPS
Is ne proper Alternative tonic to consu,,m,, ,b;
iSaote result. Young old robust or delicate nnaS
aISe experience their b.np rial inllnrnc. ' may
tI"nsan!s testify that the Srrac4nih ia tho Din. ,
eninE tho solids " '' All l strength
DIR; JOSEPH TUCKER. Proprietor
So, Mobile, Ala.
o"d by ''rnccrs and Druggists averywbars
SCHMIDT a ZppGLER
.,.- FhEDEkIEb son d HARTE
s--a-.-.--- ~ E-w Orleans .
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

Nev bungs PROJECTED plans FOR which have bea submitted De
7men Of 81 lnls during tle vcs ending July o. 1879;
BrosgSv No. l4OI hdcS second class store and dwelling
sourstoT,es, 25Xl5, j. ". ID mcL, owner
GscnVichst from No Dol 70 2dI tToorek trFieass stores
,.a-h lours0nc Sfvbl and il2NOli J. H. Titus
a T. Ssckett owners, est. uste1 CO.., etOoOU
NoDougal No. A. bncoe sad tenement fo1stoues 22xaBi
" AyTes.
BroTst southeast OF West sacouclss sor sc brick
Nuliing stores, 1iIl33. Welsh HOLMES Cats OWNERS
Eeyeuthav west.e 25 south 81 Fvseyeuthst fonr
stores teac-ats each G7coH 2jK6j ~ \ stafford
Cosbvst Nos g. g. Gj cd g. bdck and stone class
four stones lo0zlOJ, R w. No'l"oTia o"ne estimate cost
FHeenth n'rts side o5 ea, o Fave, brick work
% or stsr. 25l3S. ~ o. hClc'-. owner
Gsrst o o. sao Jsez Eosloq stories, 2lzio; John
Anderson
6rs dwellings eaca four stories. l6S1JJ; John Wool
Nyroes No ts bdek store and tenement 25Sill, oaT
a.0nts: Tobias C1pIv.
West Thshit. uoah side 200 .et e'st Of Tenthsvs,
Du uss ecl iour stories !LGS29 Schn owaes
80 l0190lu, 1858, 1000 Oas A. Booth owner
IhomTs0l NU l5 lsS s.urg and dwelling, DncA, two
stories .JEla. d. Lct,h owner
lJ, DcA ard tnemenN I've stories 10
3 .
81 Nts'... F. owner
~ 22O tive a-ck eneIents, lie
C..its 4UAJo. L.c 4l- ~! owner.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
IrOndale Coal and IrCn Property
and formerly known as The Estate .a.
THEFRANELT IRON AND COIL COMPANY.

Said lands and situated Preston County, West Vrn
Of the Baltimore Anl Ohio Railroad the Grafton june
and eosnec,ei herewith By branch railroad Of uaom gauge
construction distant 27O miles from Bahmorc 90 miles from Cam
oeraud 100 miles m Wheeling IL miles from Psersburg ud CO
miles from Pbur 81 line Of ta burzh and Charleston Rail
o,d row building s1lsari across we yras by Of which
road has access ana Wes and Will shortly
also have Access markets Ptbash and the magnetic de-
2odts Of Virginia tb, Rausvla.
The TRACT OF LANDS embraces f,I2O acres, Of which
900 are under cultivation remainder bds covered With heavy
growth Of valuable Timber.
lis also un3srlIdiy THREE DISTINCT WORKABLE
VEINS OF GOOD COAL. accessible at near The surface
and feet in thickness respectively which have been tested end
worked on this and adjacent properties many years The coal Yields
6ps iustrous hard-sraucd coke. suitable for Iron
making.
There are II close proximity the bumnous coal THREE
SEPARATE BEUs OF IROS ORE ofhs vaaete known TO
miners IS CLAY IRON STONE" so largely in use in English
Fora,c, ranging IRON % uce, feet ia thickness, and 50 easily
mined that can be placed 81 30 per ton
In u1tapOion VIII the a belts limestone, suitable for
fixing purposes FIRE Clay, aa bung Sandstone suitable FOR
constructing Furnaces, Ovens, &c.
Among the permanent structures AMI Improvements, erected
for the NEST psr by tie COMPANY arc
rwo'Dlowius Engines, sOAarse porer made by sFecny
Son ofRealing
Eoi-Diast Apparatus, 25 feet stoves.
-Four lIes of Railroad gauge dlgs switches 50 and
60 round Tal, well laid ami ballstel
One sawm Turbine wheel ,ealas carpenter and tool
shop complete.
Fouudcry. including c1poa nllls castings. patterns Le
Machine ana Blacksmith shop, With Ahes, drills, Sc.
80 Wori1nens Oweng-NOuses. couble and single. gar
teus attached, in good ordeE
store houses, Ensiuc.UOuse, Offces Sheds, CckngP'
Tes Ipmwavs Drifts Openings, Stables, and other
AID necessary for the operation and maintenance
" extended production and shipment Of fon and coal
The works Aze blast have been successful operation for
7ea years, laid worked and enlarged under the i'm
mediate supervision Of fbe manufacturers the whole
pudture prcrery being upward Of 100000. Tie Blast
Furnace has capacity tunag to Of pig iron
dsy which product has raake As No and
No FounI gay forge AMI vhtel iron n the oao Rive markets
The capacity can greatly at but little cost by the erection
o'a second furnace, site for which i5 selected
There advantageous for TIE successful,
continued yo1Tl5. 4Lacture Of tie fuel the fax and
TIE ores tug property and connected WITH tie furnace
by rail with the existing cits h,s been made by the sea-
son per tor sal this be lssseasi b. Improve
reus 10 contemplation.
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRK. Friday. July :

NEw-YoRK, Friday, July 70, 1878.
At the Exchange to-day ouly one public
h,le was announced 70 be made. viz, by James NJ
miller, acting by legal order under the direction Of
CHARLES A. Jackson referee being OF seven lots Of land
bocated at the corner Of Frst-s and Onehundredand
hourth-st., details as 20 which are appended.
pinesi. the hcldQulrtCrs OF real estate operators
hresents most deserted appearance, almost all OF the
k1orc prominent dealers and brokers being OF the
civ. Not FOR long timo have been obliged TO
chronicle an equally dull state OF affairs. We append
as usual lists II proposed new buildings, also premises
declared unsafe as reported To ir0m the Depart
lncnt Of buildings Or the week eudur July "a aud 2j
ENCHANGE SALES. July -.
Nv James ~. ii7cr.
feys sse under The direction q Charles A. Jackson. referee lots
l0lllxlOO located tne nowes,rv of Elye ani
arh-t to Msls Marire plaintiff 81 $50
ch; also lots 15NOOll adjoining the fronting
sc street, 10 purchaser Tor 81 200 each.
PROPOSED PUBLIC SAFE.
Sale Gnnouncci 10 Dc made the Exchange July 26
By Jawes N MtlT.
Less sale under the direction Hasev referee and
g0uud locate and known No. 50 hast Eghiocnil-sL
New-York tribune., 1873-07-26

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1-NsATE RILIIuINGa

P-Err reported u-fe for ho week ,nng J1v o. 1875
80 lt} Iu lowest, s41r. b.Ia-v Amend.
No. lbs L.oulr.,t U.. east o.i;Dl b. w. Mason. s5saL
so lH~ O.rir.-,t Jl>l.. E' helrt Erbcg, owner
SO l1- NiiOtst .s. Tho Mcclure, o.. mt
t3 Itf.s urs-s rl.rg Kr.cseriociCr Tee c., oEcc-
So 66 C1rs u.sale side wallis C0IorauOu Cts Of
s lOrs. 2.
-, 40 ..r-. u1-re chimney breast; Thomas s. Davies
No. -j1 IrJl.e4,. unsafe SIDE wal. &c D. j. Naguc.,