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~ Sunfet Cox has cele bra ated his siIvar wed
ding and his own semi centennial.
~Hon. Simon Cameron returned 70 Hsr,is-
burg yesterday, after an extended trip to th 9
SThe United States sloop-of- war Zone of
eight ordered by Coneressl will be launshed st
the portsmouth Navy Yard on Monday.
~ Miss Estelle Nathan, the eldest daushter
Of the late Benjamin Nathan, whose trasic
death Is yet well remembered. died at her resi-
day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

iHB HOSTILE INDIArs.-A special to the ST.
Eouis Globe from Topeka, Kansas, saws late
sovlces from the Indian country are very en-
couragiDg. The Indians are thoroughly de-
morahzed and fleeing to their agencies, leaving
behlnd them everything but their ponies ana
arms and clothing. The recent surrender of
Santants and other leading chiefs demorali zed
all hostile parties, and 1t is believed thew do not
contemplate further resistanca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

ATwelve acres Of ex-PostmAster Gener.
OresEelps Maryland farm produced az 500
worth OF peaches this year.
vIne rebuilt United States steam friea.s
nom the Charleston navy yard.
uas''S SI. LOUIS registers 40, 600 voters, which
40 Ia sKe - population, at best, Of about
~Sa.,. .ySesv, ssesd or $4,000, which IL claims.
SLondon newspapers up,ta ,n
teSf exemplary vengeance be visited nrc,, W.hss hs
Sshib, the noted chieftain Of the East In,saI sns
VINO has been captured By British troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

IRISH CATHOLIC BENEVOLENT UrIoN.-Ths
convention OF the Irish Catholic benevolent
union, which has been holding its sessions In
baltimore, adjourned yesterday to meet At
mond, Va, was unanimously reelected Presi-
. -~1<-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

DEATH OF NAVAL OFPIoER.-Commande
Austin Pendergrast, commanding the receiving
ship Potomac, at Philadelphia, died last night
OF pneumonia, after . brief illness. He was a
nephew OF Commodore q. j. Pendergrast. He
was born In Kentucky, and appointed from that
Philadelphia since 1869.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

AAERIcAF WATcHEs.-In an article upon
american watch manufacturing, q contemno-
70 o states that IL represents capital OF nearly
watches in this country Is about a60. .000 "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

Az ENoEAVOE IS nov being made TO have
some Of the London music halls open on sun
DAYS Tor the performance Of sacred music, in
Pursuance Of The suggestion Of tIe national sun
Cay league, an assoc auOn formed for the DUP
ICse of Introducing into England Whist is known
q 3 continental Sunday" The same society
have originated The movement Tor the opening
Ol museuras on Surtavz.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

SCpngressmsn willard, of Vermont, pro-
term. ~ Va --AS
- SIR Sey ing party has been examining ana
neIklts the channel Of Aqua cresk prepsra-
OF the nsvisatl0n.
- he Clnesn Naa Commercial suggests this
ticket, on the L1ore rsg-money iss1e: For
I fresio9ne George ~ PendlstOD; for Vice Pres
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

tAEDIDATE TIE GALLOws.-A coiorsd
COY named Martin Dashieii, aged 10 wears mas
been committed 70 jall in Somerset county
Nd, Tor committing serious outrage upon the
daughter Of Ir. John walter, proprietor of the
AceOmac hotel, In Crisneid. The child IA he
tween I've and SIX years OF age. The deed was
committed on the llth inst.
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New York NOtes.

TIE FAILURE or HENRY CLRws.
NEW YORK, October p Henry CleWs was
before Judge Lawrence to-day, Of supreme
court chambers, on an order 10 show cause WHY
he should nor be examined as TO whether be ha
property 20 meet the execution obtained by
Louis h. Schneider for - 600. His counsel can-
ended that no proof was given that the re-
suonGent has any property; while, on the other
side, the fact Of his having made assignment
and OF removing the property at night were in
sisted on as sufficient grounds for tie order.
DECISION as reserved and the Injunction con-
tDued until Monday morning.
WRsELT B AEK STATEMENT.
The weekly bank statement is as follows -
LOaDs, decrease, s40l 500; specie, decrease
y 422 COO; legal tenders, decrease 81 SOS 200;
deposits. decrease, 50, ,S17 $50; circulation, de-
crease, So 600; reserve, decrease, a. 334 ,325.
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SALE of IRoS WoRKs.-The Buffalo Gan
Iron ana SueeI company have sold thssr vxo-ts
for ss5,Ooo 70 Sir. I. A. Babcock, renTsssntin,
party OF Northern capitalists. The safs ,[s
confirmed by Judge Mclaughlin on Wednss,
day.-StQEHtCn [ Vd.1 Ti1firriov "NN-eS-
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BANKER -jucge Lawrence. Of New York, has
passed an CrCeT for the Sheriff to remain in
Possession OF the property OF Henry CIsWs, and
70 restrain him from delivering il up to the
assignee on entering on the premises. The
doors q Henry CisWs' banking house are closed,
but II lS said that the difficulty between the
hIm anu credltors will SHORTLY be ARRANGED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

BOSTON, October 24.-Iraces Of the Milford
yesterday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

THANKservIEG HNT.-Charcoal is recon-
mended for fattening turkeys It should be
pulvenzed and mixed with mashed potatoes
and corn meal, ae wtn - to feed te them In
email lumpes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

ARREsTs IN LOUISIANA A-arrasts nv ITnIted
States N arshals OF prominent citizens or Louisi-
shs sn1 continue. Warrants are, II Is reported ana
Ss.,,s Se.ee1, 81, IN me hands Of q Deputy United
i.,,Ho. lSolAns, Gen. Deeloret, Col. Fournet and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

A CLBRGYMAN IN TRoUBLK-And Ho,y Re
Steppsd"DOlcH and Out."-A Baptist clergyman
IN Michigan, says the Detroit Tribune, the Rev.
Joseph b. Cleaver, was brought up all standing
few weeks ago with sixty-one charges scored
against him. They included pretty much all
tie crimes known TO the decaloe ue, and the in
vestigatoTs went at him. One by one the charges
ell away, until nothing was left but a diff-r.
=nce on doctrinal point between him and his
ieacons, and that the congregation wiped away
with the rest. Having settled TO their sstisfac-
ton that he was all right, they congratulated
sch other that they had so good a man 10 reign
Jver them, aud while they were conZratulatl1g
The Rev. Mr. Cleaver handed in his resignation
and went TO another church, which had called
dim not in vain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

MURDER WILL OCT--Angelo Antonio was NJ
rested in New York last night, chxr1ed ,,,ith
the murder Of Giuseppe Abig gliano and several
Others IN San SimOnes Italy, in the wear ISs-
Inc prisoner VIII be taken before a United
States com missioner TO-DAY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

BLOOD-THIRsTY TURKs.-A Vienna telegram
says that the Turks in Montenegro continue
1nelr OCtrages on the christians. They have
killed eight Montenegrins and some saxon resi-
dents in the neighborh0od of POdgOriza, and
burned village. The Christians were COM
peled 70 dee % the mountaIns
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MR. BBRGH's BULLDoG.-Mr. Bergh,s agent,
broke up a dog fight at Fort Hamilton about
three We eks ago and seized Danger, a valuable
bull dog. A writ Of replevin was sued out for
the rec6 very Of the dog, and Mr.. Bergh had tc
give be nde Tor 81 900. He sent Danger TO the
Central Park menagerie for safekeeping. On
Tuesday the dog escaped, and MIR Bergh Ia In
"dapger" Of losing his 81 0OO.-N. T. Sam 23d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

FR1-I Wren Clio -t- Il 90. va have Black
voc {, 70 r-jTr for October. Cuosse * Go. are
Low the v 4sajrgtOn scents fuT tho admirable
reprints or rbe Rrit'sh CuarrsTliss and Mays-
JIHr- Uy TIE LauuaTif Sc"tC Publishing Com
Yau- the publishers having turned owe. u
them the sutsrTiIti.n lists. and subscri bers
nay IeIy pI hayiU Z numbers delivered prompt .
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

TEE REroET Of rEe COufT0 ter of ths currency
i. uI Ger vay and siil probably DC c0mp,st- j By
: m'tGIe q NJvomber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

A TR1ANGULAR MKLKE.-One Becker, for
some time keeper of Q restaurant at Corsicana
Texas, made an attack on the establishment,
now run by his wife, avowediy 10 break il MP
and kill her. The barkeeper was seriously cut
In protecting the place, and Q policeman also
serioptly cut in attempting to arrest Becker.
The latter was fatally shot by the oficer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

THR MARYLAND JOCKEY CLUB RAcEs-At
the Pimlico (Md.l races yesterday the third
race ior bile heats was won by Jack Frost in
TAI and Sill, beating the favorites. This closed
me fail meeting of the Maryland Jockey Club,
III having been the most brilliant of the season.
PRePrTABLB STAR.-MaggIe Mitchelps re
Gelpts Tor three weeks engagement at the
boeton theater amounted TO over S27 900, more
OF sinuse mept in that city. Her three matinee
lIIlIzed nearly $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

a SUIT IIsNIssED.-In the Supreme Court
II The nitcd States, YESTERDAY, IN the Case or
the Orange, Al xsntria and II ISusssas railroad
company. al peIlants. -. the Southern AMI At
lartIc telegraph company, on motion OF Mr.. G..
p. LUWFey. Of counsel tor the appellants, IL vas
ordered ty the court that the appeal be dis
,.-fsseF -xgsf. sasts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

FLYING THROUGH SPAcE--COmmodor Van
cerbilt and q party OF friends passed south
on the Chicago special express on Tuesday, in
the drawing-room car Dutchess. From Buffalo
toAlbeny the car was run as q special train
ana on the Utica and Albany division, 4 a as.
tsnce Of 42k milee, was run In 80 minutes.
0Ex.Governor Harris Flanagan died at his
home In Arkadelphia, ArkAnsas vesterss ! y
morning. He was Governor Of Arksnsas dpr,ns
the war, and one Of the moet prominent mem.
bers Of the constitutional Convention.
~The suspension Of W. III. Irwin a o..
Lopcon grain dealers. ID announced. Their ma
bflities are not iaree. The suseersion vss
csueed By hsavy decline In breadstuns daring
The pest tx pQnthA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

MRS. FRED. GRANT.-The bIide, Ida Marie
honOre, was twenty years OF age, born in Lou
isviIle, Ky, brunette with beautiful black
eyes, long eyelashes and heavy eyebrows When
she smiled, small regular teeth were noticeable.
An abundance OF long hair, black as a ravens
wing, beneath which was seen her petite ears
Her attractions did not consist of beauty alone
for she bore of the majority of the prizes when
she graduated At the Convent of Visitation.
Georgetown, ID. z. She spoke the French Ian
guage fluently, was a fine performer upon the
harp, an accomplishment very few ladies had ,
and possessed a rich contralto voice, highly
cultivated. Three years before her marriage
she met Col. Fred. Grant, and a friendshfp
spraDg up between them. Ultimately this
friendship merged into love, and when the
dowers began to open in the spring Of 1874 an
engagement was made ard terminated in the
marrisge.-Ctn. Gdzetts's Chicago Special.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

BIsNARCR's WouLD-BK assassin. The
trial OF Cullmap, who was arrested for attempt
ing the assassination Of Bismarck will soon take
place. Bismarck's enemies have asserted that
the whole affair was q sham.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

E-sxTf--Y EcEEspS Tet15rei to washing
ton vtsterG AZ AID v-iiI r-raia 1a;il tonight
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DRsTITUTIoN IN NEBRAsKA-Mr f..
Chandler, secretary OF the State Aid society Of
Nebraska, states that there are from 100 To
1000 people who will have to be fed during the
coming winter, and aid win be Necessary
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iSTEFsf 5.sv-SJ Tile receipts fFom tdis
~r.r.. -... .- we've SOILS.
rEg-r-gsr Grant return5 20 WAshiugrO
ls.t tght.
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THE CIVIL SEEvICE EXAMINING BOARD
The civil service board expect to hold another
meeting in this city previous 10 the completion
CT the Preside nt's annual message and com 1Iete
= reUOrt TO BE- make to the President. Thers IL
gOCd reason TO believe that the President will ,
H. his annual message renew his TecOmmenda-
tivn Tor An appropriation for the continuance of
the civil service commissioners.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

Postmaster JEWELL AFTER Two IN ONE
FANILTIE IN OFFICE.-PoEtmasteT GeneTsl Je well
has determined TO follow iu the footsteps of the
Secretary OF the Treasury in the matter OF dis
missing from his department All except one
zen 'er Of a family. IL tais rule is observed
strictly In the Posi- Office department. it will
result IL the discharge Of a large number Of en-
VlCyts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

HONORs TO THE MEMORY OF JUDGE CURTIS.
In the Supreme Court yesterday Attorney Gene
Tai Williams presented the proceedings Of the
bar in relation to the death Of the lase Judge
Curtis, and took occasion % deliver an eulogiGm
on the character Il the deCeast q saying. among
other things "All that Las been said of the
ablest and best OF the profession might with fit
ness be applied to him" Mr. Chief Justice
Waite replied in fitting eulOgiUm, and the
CO1Tt q EfjOuTned TO NOIdav next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-10-24

THE PL1NPTOr ENVELOPE COMPANY being
unable 50 far TO perform its stamp envelope
contract, the former contractor, Mr.. Rsay, Of
Sv York, has consented To furnish alI the
stamped envelopes now required, and on being
requested By the Postmaster General to COM
IlsHoa az once, Mr. keay started his factory by
telegraph. The following order was is. u d
tC-Cay BY tie Postmaster General:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

All who have real estate for sale or 10 let
az those desiring 10 purchase or rent such property
viii find it to their int rest TO advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Us aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
psper and in addition TO this advantage,TH TRIBUNE
HG be found not only In NowYor and all its cities ana
villages but in every State and Territory throughout Tie
Union Tho advertisement should be rs brief as VIII
allow OF tho advantages claimed being made clear tohe
,ler We would especially dwell on the fact that the
eohscrhers for the three editions Of TETRBUNE, DAILY
oi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
,sess ion: consequently, advertisements in each
era read by al classes TIE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention to reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF It's col
un,ns as an advertising medium. The charges for adVer
fsng are as follows; DAILY TRIBUNE, 80 cents per Inc
fcreach insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE s. per HE; sAN'-
SkEKLY TRIBUNE. Is cents per line About ten words Of
ON wide columns avcrage line Terms cash Innlyance.
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REAL ESTATE.
N,w.YonK. Friday. Feb. 81. 1874.


Tbe attendance az the Exchange Salesrooms
=. Law was small and the transactions without
public interest
T. H. Ludlow & Co. sold fve-story brick tenement
rouse south side Sixtyhrdst 225 feet west OF Flrst
ave- LOT 2sxloO to Fernando wood for sli.5Oo
Richard V. Harnett sold, by order of tho supreme
Court twostory and brick basement frame house ana
io, north side Of ST.. 10
Co, west Of Frstavo. Lot, 25xl00ll, TO G. W. Van
Sicklen for $500. - -. =. .. proot
,xu offer list OF desirable houses Tor sale IN brooh!u'
- Which thew invite the attention OF purchasers.
leonard j. Carpenter, No. 20 Thrdaye (Blble LIONS
hos an extensive list OF houses TO sell ana leh'' "0
vii be sent application. ,. - o,,,
The attention OF persons desiring 70 purchase OF
senses il invited 10 advertising columns Tor sL. q"
Sesfa HE residences James r. Elmouds, No. 90 west
third-st: B. w. Williams No: So SNtn.IrSe.'
G5rTs H. BaeF, No 996 six h-ave. ana NO y wet lhI-
~ fourth ST; B. ;. Lew. No 27l West Thiriytghthst'
near .hth-ayc aud A. c. LOOMS. No l,25 BroalWay,
or variety Of houses ranging from $1,000 10 N20OVO
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FRIDAY. Feb. PIP. N.

II would be difficult 10 ina zine anything more
nsipid and incOnsequentia tEan the transactions at
the Stock EXCHANGE, with the possible exception Of
the debates and proceedings in Con Uess and the
stock brokers who have waited for weeks with COM
mendable patience for something To turn up" but
who do not rs a rule, make enough during the day
TO paw the hire of cheap cab 10 take them home ~
night are coming to the conclusion that thl
dullness of the markets is not for day
but for all time; and many of them said 70
be seriously considering the question whethe,
il were not better for them to go West
To-day has been exception ~ the days which
have preceded it, Foreign exchange was lower and
very weak the standard drawers reducing " day
bills TO 4SSl. and sight 10 iS7. The selling rates
were 4.S3 and iS6I This tended 10 keep gold from
advancing had there been no obstacle arising from
other causes The cable adyices reported the Lon
don markets quiet by reason IN part OF It's being fort
nightly settling-day there Securities were steady
and closed firm. Money in the open market
il worth S-l6 less than tho Bank of England
rate saw $40. The bank gained to-day
ON balance 10000 sterling But the cheapness Of
money and its rapid accumulation in the European
marts ~ we'll here produces no effect upon
local markets. The railway share speculation Wa
tame aud Insignificant throughout. At the begin
ning prices about they closed last night bus
tho market quickly degenerated into heaviness.
and prices declined without any special pres
sure about half a point all around. WITH
ont much recovery. Union Pacific was the
attraction and for election purposes was worm
quarter bonus, which was nearly AZ much rs ~
ductustod, Next In point of activity were Lake
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
Gin Real estate for Sale.

A FOR SALE-TwO frSt-class four-stoTy
N brosn,toBs Ig soop coee lease HOUSES For particulars
or,lr on premises. Nos Al a., AZ West 49t'rst
GREAT bargain, only $20,0OO-A four
n ,o-v brorrsto7e HOUSE Il lort-Xiby east
s lsa partially uIn.saoL For apply to "M H. RAY
SJR - Pnt-st
A DESCRIPTION of any PROPERTY which
n yoa nay baye for ssg o 10 reut Is solicited.
LEONARD j. CARPENTER,
REAL ESTATE,
90 TH1RD.AyB, (Bbe House, New.Iork
ENTIRE CHARGE TAKEN OF PROPERTY.
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Connirp propertn to Get.

A Il TARRYTOWN, on the corner Of Wash
IA LET for SALE, possession
April large BUILDINGS designed and erected for
Young Ladies seminary all modern comforts AMI
elegantly furnished, in Gne ORDER painted IN coi grounds
rge fronting three streets; will he leased gooi responsible
moderate rent will be sold Ga easy terms Apply 10
s. EMERSON, GO sIsbg between Thrye.hsh aud Thirty
nnth-sts
GREENWICH, RIVERSIDE, STANFORD.
~ COUNTRY sBAfS-C0TTAGES AMI FARMS 20 LIT, far
nbcd uliurGheJ Rents from ~5OO upward
Address J. w. ATWATER Riverside station Coma
MILL PROPERTY to LEASE mt bargain.
4FE -l29 power neyerffug bull 5y5O
wheel shaft perfect MuG-o Pace duchess
County New York. distant 2 miles from BiryOgn dock aa station
bY cool roal. Apply to ALEXANDER gibson, Biuytogn
Duchess County n.
TE0 RENTAL Stamford, Conn, a COTTAGE,
handsomely fun shed 10 with not and cold
water garden high ground overlooking he sound For
particulars cali address M b. WILLIAMS, 10 Masonae
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

,.,... .,,e.,.., oot50 500 500
=, :" S0 " q, - NJ .rso1., 2jrq5f ............. Si75
R1ag.'a'''' No 4'VHs 4OJ u '" o. N'o'-'',' 200
- - IL "a -, % 40 ............. % OOO
- - s,55S'o' ~ -" Soyl5- 80. 10000
tE' - ~. ~, - ~ ,,t..yc On 90 5....... lO5 900
a.. 10 ~ n 81 ~ 49,, Gi,y,0I .. go. 70 600
Slsl - ~ " ~ i-.5st b ,j4 ............ 1900
y -,c - a ~ - ~ 1i,ai .... $1,000
~ - at -1t.s 10000
IKAsEs RECOkpE3. -, 90,
t Ya1 -. -. ~, ............... 1850
80 * n " oi 5,iave 551lO3 B ~ years per year 1000
5} r Avenue A. thence "a 70 bsst isiVer
ieacs along W khueardsrs lana leo5 20 cco
'''''' "''''
A. axe so " corner -o' Mo'e, &c 90 ', 25oO
So pr IN sc, o. ana 10 Glor, wears per Near.'''' V
5e 200 store, &C. care per 'oOV
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OreGu Steamers.

EAGLE LINE. -.
Ia UNITED STATES MAIL SrEAMSIfIPS.
TO PLiMOUrH, CHbRBOLRG, AND HAMbUhi
The elegant Cyic.5Clt sicgn.hn
liEHDER. Capt Fischer,
viii sai TUESDAY. March ID, from Eagle Lne Pier loot Of First
81, HObOken. ..-.....
PLYMOUTH, LONDON CIIBkbOURG. AND HAMBURG:
Cabin. saloon $l2O gold rcod saloon, S12 90 stee'g
$50 % CterbourS anl
Hamburg $50 gold Prepaid ticket Tor mburs 800 euEs'nc
for freight apply b FUNCH EDlk Co., y South Hlhamst
For passage apply to KNAUfh, MACLEOD KUHhb.
General Agents, li3 BrOaiwaY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28
I WOULD respectfully solicit an inyesiiga
ROMANO BROWN,

i ROMANO BROWN,
~ No. 1880 BROADWAY. cor 33i-st.
n"s Osbg SALE frscass RESIDENCES 10 NeuYorE CITY
s sobuLs great bargains Pnsed list ready will be
o. ati shfa desired
Also kBkT. DWELLINGS Of description furnsLed ard
nshed Properly desiring 10 sci will fud u 10
~s@ advantage 70 seud isll particulars q Once.
10 CHARGE FOR REGISTERING
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Broohlnn 11ropertn 60 Eet.


ITO RENT-Furnishcd, at Elizabeth, n. j., a
HOUSE the peaAntest pat Of tie ety street
paved; Address Box 3j4 Post Ohe New York
Two LET-STORE No. 20 Nassau-st.; three
Il FLOORS Of house lO3 PneSpplest GORDON a. FORD ~
Clsrk-st. Brooklyn
ITO LET, in the pieasanteSt part or Brook
three story suboelr HOUSE No. 70
third door northeast Of Wolghbya1 containing
&c, and the modern improvements TIE
point and Ayreiye pass the three Minutes
respectable private family $1,000 For particulars tnd
permits 10 the house. inquire OF
JOHN W. AMERNAN. in the adjoining building, No. 227,
orat a. Ctdar-st, New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-28

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THt
UNITED STATES MAIL.
SEw AND gUILPOWHRBD STEAMSHIPS
Sailing New fot SATURDAYS IRON Liverpool - THURS
DAYS calling q Corb Hsrbor each
tELTIg SATURDAY. Feb % $500 IN.
ADRATIC, SATURDAY. March I. a. 5000 m.
BALTIC. SATURDAY. March Ia as 200 p
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. March 81. 500
REPUBLIC. SATURDAY. March % az goo IN
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