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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04
onttion 6ales of Reai &stdtt.

C.UpREME COURT.-HENRY A. M0II, LAS as
g,eeuor &C. VALENTINE MOTT made in the above
I'd Mach H. isiG iSS
W RRs ISa h soTT ..'I,". T S JaS:
xaaadt referee duly 'SgG.;sS IN a. III BroITa d
s SssYc {. t oS THURSDAY ihs.h day Of April isA
OeqeE Po9H n me Of e real The late Valentine A
5 ,I ii '.,e pi IL s as 'iG fi II the w city
bounded follows, Bsgnans 2. 'af nehes .oahsiy south
y line oYneiyhrd't rnuins theme ,b me was frmery laid
to ns ben % uosa along cent?, Of said oS, 81 Feet
s'se po from the DOrtb line Of - n nf pS.nb
sewSriy direction crossing the GIna Jul, Tn westerly line Of
fie 10 .nd about niche. north Of the nSS ne
81 10 pon souberly line o. NINETY Gsa' soou
70 ist aet e line cosng the River
Boqey, .Td the R,i, Tc ss %s bT law thence
along said bglGe4 line 'Igg .a" Of s u oSh
pe Of Sne ours thence eastwary direction crossing ih
Twehaye and Riverside to pom, a hence s ou
wary crossing toa point ds'.9 10 s' cSe
ou, Of The ses Line M adh 1eGu, beS g1 an
wady direction crossing The Eeyentnss ana TIE sn' ~ h
ginning be the said several dimensions length, ana d.'ahes more
valentine Mott bad in hi. lifetime which vested in his heirs
and Of and to M land ssS Tr % ron s PORTIONS
be comprised within the anous bopeTaas
BEEN taken for ID. Hudson River Railroad riverside Ps.
And also all that certain Other o Of ,nd IN 1f ush MIR
rsy,i Number 20 huayst bounded ana con
distant 33 feet inches eastery from the easier hue Of
mining thence easery 81 feet IL inches along the norte nv
place Borhwsry hundred and hty e' 20 n
side Of thence in west~arlly dIecnon sons
Church thence % feet along said and thence
l6 feet inches along Southwark, 10 ee 70 the
ery line Of Park place the pont place OF oghnng aesn
W Ii I'M benefit advantage from and subject TO certain agree
relating 10 party walls affecting said premises the sad 'e4
tsnce enghs dimensions above mentioned, being
subject leases thereon, both OF when epe on ' u ~ "
Primary 1875 with a gross annual rental Of Sl5OOO -,
And aso ali mat certain parcel Of land situate wing
and b.ny The ON Wand City 81 Brooklyn, County o hhg
bounded and described foows Beginning at the north
corner Of Montgomerys and Abanyaye running tbene eey
slong Nontgomry 90 feet inches; thence IN norh"auy
% et "a inches; westwardy 80 feet inch to the east
erlv line Of Abanys-e outhwary lOi feet ~ meme aot
Abanyae Mongomerysi at the point or pace Oh oet"''s "
'he sNH se'''"' 1'' HENRY A. MOTT,
JOHN CHBTW00D,
Executors &C., Of valenite Mott dee2sed Isitre's,
T. W BIRD Plaintiffs Attorney, II Broadway.
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THREE NEW BROWNS-TQNE fOur-story
DWELLINGS frsta all hard wood West iHtysecond.t
between Hnthaye and BOue Sad; Corner t26OOO other two
s2 600 West Fifty eghtE.t. SsOOU Appig on prem
i.,s Wa. BEDELL Owner snd Builder.
ODD WARD, NORTH NEW-YORk.-A
L(,I TWOSTORY. HANDSOME COTTAGE.-Iu Of the
hee streets l4lst-st third house from Alex
sndersve So 500 FOR but will be sold
bargain occupied W. Wallace 37lo feet by 100 feet
Address W. H., p q. Box 66.
o-TH-Sr., near LeXngtOu-ave.-FOr SALE
- threesto brOwustOne HOT ST. hardwood
finish &c Apply the the premises ljl East 31thst
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MoRRI. WILKINS. Auctonerr
EXECUTORS SALE of VALUABLE M

EXECUTORS SALE of VALUABLE M
IL PROVED PROPERTY BEING THE ESTATE or HrGH
MAXWELL, DECEASBD.-B. II. LUDLOW Il Co will SELL at
plbc auction TUESDAY April 1874 at II o'clock Er
change No IL Broidy Trinity Bung basement
SALE UNDER THE DIRECTION OF Mr. JOHN 4. PARSONS
AND Mr. CHARLES NJ. DA COSTA, EXECUTORS
No II BEDFORpSf between West Houston and Downing
brick buing recently enlarged and eat building about
1913 with yard somewhat Irregular 81 feet
No 100 WATEk-ST near Naist-Loi. about 81 lIS4 and
brick II feet deep With extension
rented for from MAY l. 1874 $500 and water
rates
Nos IS and % CEDAR-sT between william sBi Pearl-Lo,
30 lOl 300 by about deep and and
buk building 54 deep Rented Cor year from MaT 1874 at
$1,000 and water rates.
No % CEDARSr between William and Pesr.sts-Lo, % 49,
front 239 40 feet deep foursiofy st
building ct Rented from May 1874 for 900
and CfOtOn water tar.
1858 and brick building GS fee, deep Rensi for tao
from NAV 1874 ~ $50 and CrOtOn
No. 2lO EAST 2iTHSr, 8aye-Lot bhou q r9S and
twotor bnek building Rented for three from Nav 1874
No 2l2 EAST 2fTST ado.ning-Lo about 2ir9sa ana
story bnek udng Rented three MAY ls4 $3.50
and Cfo.oh tar.
No POS EAST 2iTIsr 3ave about % lOr9s and
tvoto bntk and bung Rented for three year from
MAY i. 1874 at $3.50 and Crot0n water rates
No. 2O7 EAST 2iTHST Hjolnihg-LO 2ir9s9 and
brick and frame building Rented for thee from MAJ 1874
At $3.50 a and Croton
Nos. 20i and 2O6 EAST 25TIsT-Lo together 4s4 i,r9s
wostOy brick AMI frame buildings R-nted three
NAV !, 1874. ct 81, 900 sud Croton
1871 and 329 IiROANE between Gath and
together 493I31I with theesoJ brick buildings coayrd in
for three yea from May 1874 81 year mi
TERMS OF SALE
PER CENT Of the purchase
mortgage for res years oen interest PAYABLE ssu
annually. Usual rIecutOrs' deeds will be given.
maps full particulars apply 10 the auonsess one
No. 3 Pne-s. aa5sl
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ADRIAN II. ArLLKs, Auetioneer
SUPREME COURT SALE OF HOUSES AND
> LoTs'oS gAsT 7iTH.ST.1ADRiAS H. MuLLgRk son will
auction TUESDAY April 1874 at IL O'clock
Ill BrOsdwEy By order Of the
Robert l.. Resde, esq, Referee.
EAST 74THsT-fhe 30r high stoop brown-one froo,
houies and south side Of R 7iht eommeeng 90
100 and lO2 ots each 1874
AsDRRsos MAN AoIssY Mag, 0Gse VI aaeaVse 6sBl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04

Surilon Sales OF Rcdl C5llIe.
DY JAMES NJ. MILLER,

stl2 o'clock the Exchange Sslesroom II Broadway
No. jl3 last l2Ot ST. The eommodion we-but de-
sable MANSION with house stable and lots II
owned and occupied by Nw H. Ssru situate the
l20L lZ3 feet Of Avenue A. the grand
The house jUI3S with addition 22E3S, has all the
proyemen hr,tcass and condition 2iIs
substantial the and best approved
principles Tbs place Of access by the Second Third
lOurtac bY boats which make 30 ps DAILY and
80 minutes from Fulton Ferry Tue mansion green
house stable au grounds all hrs order and condition and
Maps particulars and permits at the office Of the Aucone-r ~
PInest t2JOSl
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Gin properin 10 Eet.

An elegant FURNISHED fOur-story high
N stoop stone HOUSE LEASE in irss near Fhhave
noeson m neiaey or on May ARIEL, No. 9l3 srthaye
A VERY SNOWY STORE and Rooms
~ in ,ompete order $40 Also Large Dry Basement 25I
100 suitable FOR Billiards % at ABB Hudsonst
A VERY fine SECOND FLOOR, Tenth-st..
N near Srhaye: also APARTMENTS OF from 70 rooms 80"
Iu son in all Apply "a West Ienth near
Sixth
A BOWERY STORE to LEI with or with
~ ont ftures several hrstcass far store
Also ROOM secgnI no0r sltA1e loi
light business Apply on premises NO zoo eoNe
A HOUSE and FOUR LOTS of GROUND
" an secondsL the Boulevard and
Hudson River TO rent O0O also, furnished and uniui'
ui,he houses q that locality. Irquife Of
~ ~ j. ROMAISR BROWN, No. $50 B.oadwaY
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Giip 1oroperip to Get.
AT SlMONSON g. ECCLESTONs,.
~ 20 WEST 3lsT-sT., NEAR BROADWAY.
OPEN EVENINGS.
partes desng view PROMISES must Drotur ItH HVm H
TNPURNIsHBD HOUSES TO LET. . =,

near West lOht 3story brown stone IL rsl 800
5. mes" "sI ssy. 4.iS5 S%s Is
$9. s ssI S. S:i' '1s ~ rooms
2l,t near Sss,s aGg O sy 10 tSU~i II rooms 900
2ss near Si6svs story Eng "A 300
s NEAR "sf Sss .sSI s ss : SCOOP Is
2lihst sthsy story hsh stop brcs Is rooms 100
2t near near sS% Sf s .c t%c u 200
2jts 7thaye Eng basement b. f. l3 l3OO
26tst near eaye, story high ,tOOp 10 rooms 100
27tSst pear Bosdwsy story hasn't u 24oO
27h't near Bond.' story high ssOOO GeA 10 rooms Sg99
2sthst near Naisonave story high stop ls $500
S2t near 5tbay story high stoop 90 1000
32t near LsInglo9yS Itg nge S" S rooms 800
s2 eh,ys sior ge .oog I row 9I o U Ioon.
$2t shave 3tOty D. BOW .,o1 4 rooms 800
$ $. near near siSas s.ior 200 2S9
34rhst near shave 4story Eng b. b. g. rooms 59o
Sithsi near 3la7e 3storyh 600
s3S @s, ssSy SS S Ses d
36hs s. brown stone ~ room'' e39
$ 5iS: near near siI. tot S Z $SS
$g.: 1:ss 5;S,y Se. ID room. 500 800
s t5i; n ssn Gbays s.ST D. bes $oS
4$ 0s, BIcsissy iso 100
45thst 5thave story b. e. bIosn'tons 900
4 4 near R Rs.dTs Story S 5 10 1900
46i,t Gtave 4story btei ~ rooms 100 200
4si.i Bodsa, z rooms. RS 900
i9tHsI near 7tavc o brSs,toHe 10 rooms. 400
brick ~
brOwnstone 10 roos'''
e. brownstoue IL rooms suV
b9ds, reay Hroadvay 3-story brick 10 VVo
i.onstonsI nesr DlGSuSsyi v 49,. " - ..,.... 5000
bf alsay ehtfs ouNIus sa n, ~ ,oo-ns 400
shidy she' ~ D., County, 80 IL roous.. 200
M"iison'aye near P,aH.b a. i6 rooms.. $500
4u-aye near zJh o,s bob stocn bck.... 300
LennetoRsye'i Nc $780, 240O
LtrngtohaVa near - Fng has b. q II rooms. 200
Leilngohs'e M %l oyy a. brick is rooms. 1900
etngon-aye' near Sast >, 2,oJv B rooms.... l4O0
LeIng'onaVt, hes5 p"h h 8 III rooms.... 1000
stcoh, ave' hiI .,ory l 200
AZ" number Of desirable FURNISHED HOUSES all parts OF
anrntn
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New- 1rrssp Real Gstate for Sale.

A COMFORTABLE HOME at a low price
n SALE 3stor BRICK HOUSE, No l05 Wabngtonst,
Nssark n j. rater &c lot Z7Il25 H. bas fruit, &C. B.
EDDY, No j PArk place.
4 LARGE plot of GROUND for SALE at Ber-
Point n j. about 200 os with access 10 deep water
Central Railroad docks. in the sy Of the projected brdge
from New Brighton Bergen railroad depot Se For ros ana
foil partloulsrs apply 10 HOMER MORGAN Finest Sewfoh
tOR SALE at PLAINFIELD, n. IA large
dwelling elegantly finished all modern Improvements and
about three acres Of nd upon fro and extending back 20 Green
Brook about mile Om The station Atoms the county esenee o
John Taylor Johnston.
land In the
ftusted Jnb both ades OF Green BROOK
Txohd- Of the purchase reman Bond and Mortgage
II not sold BY April 10, the cottage nav be rented.
Apply " L. MARSH,
ll9 York
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No louses on this list be seen nitlObt fef
VSFuRNlSHED HOUSES.

STEAM POWER to LET-Well lighted rooms
- and o- heated BY steam elevator, &c rsn es GOV
Location JOHN }. GORMAN, AIS and 40 Yves. znnss
STORE AND BASEMENT, No. 2S6 Green
~ wsti Chambers 20K1o mont Anu o. 80
to let or lease mOoj privilege Of e1ufs nnn SIS
ycarh desired Apply to Aiess owner j. "hhh"" 'A'
Wet lAlsl.
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6ouscs uno farms Uanleo.

Gouscs uno farms Uanleo.
XNANTED-A brown stone HOUSE, with all
modern improvements sire 20Ij5, between THIRTY rnd
s1ethsts and SIthaye pnce not :. e1e
WI LESPISASsB FRIEDMAN, IL Pine-st
WANTED to HIRE, unfinished, for one
w wear small HOUSE, well shaded with gaTden and ,abe
within 80 miles SewYok in mountainous region Acire's WY par
tculars HENRY n DODGE, 10 West TSentehst' Neti"A'
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REAL ESTATE.
HEw-YoRK. Friday, Apr

HEw-YoRK. Friday, April B. 1874
To-day being Good Friday, no public sales
OF real estate we're made the offices of the larger
dealers closed.
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i}rooklpn propertp 60 Let.

nOCK PROPERTY TO LEASE. Apply to
~ II. B. sCH0LEs, % Rciney st., Willinsburgh
V'O LET-STORE No. 40 Nassau-st.; three
4 FLOORS Of l02 PneapPest GORDON Fokp' W
Cark-st. BROOKLYN
ITO LET-Very pleasant two-story, hlgn
basement undecesr HOUSE; all modern CONVENIENCE re'n
paint and paper 1920 70 fsteaye ner MSrte 70 9eoc
VIO LETT. Z. CORNELL, A Court st. . ooo
"A pegra" nsiI 'pt - O r,on. iii inns ... 600
nlsu, neH uouse $50 arv III rooms,. $50
L. to,T stone IL rooms al mps......... 1850
DeKaav Throop 3sto and EXTENSION sutaoe ot 700
TWO laA.es ! 49, I'll inn. ... 800
Elnpaee Sos 9I.s v - .ps rooms .,.,..... 600
Ryeron brick, IL rooms all lmps''''''
Kosciuko Marcy 2stOy frame rooms o
DeK alb Aielpb 3story - ROOMS, al mps'''
Ihiris' uei 800. 10 ,o1n. III $50
,oa,ns
h.t rnons iuo....
Willow near Cranberry 2sory frame rooms o
Harn.on near Henri, 3story brick ii all ~
Concord near 4oy stone. ii rooms all imps'''
Henry 3ory stone, IL rooms al mp''''''
stores.
Washngon 5Oxl0O for light manufacturing business l-v
Omces in sey Building $3.50 to $500 also, corner Cun to
school cnbroom Other houses ~ All p""
the city, from 5000 to $500.
CT Inn "A genteel RESIDENCE in q
% JOVs good neighborhocd and near ferries Bf9s'Ps!
four stoes with all Improvements Inquire OF IohSbL -
Coutst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04
Gitn Real Gslale tor Sale.

ID ARGAINS for CASH-Take your choice
Frtca,s Is superior built IbNEMENl
n Is 2l5 6Bo located lots above Park Owner 2o' west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04

EIRST-CLASS FLATS, z and rooms, 1891
l5l E4s S5thst; families only each house s25 10
s37 per meath. J. b. hcCAPPREY 642 Lerington-Ave
LEAYCRAFT, Real Estate, G6s Sth-ave.-
~ Selling Renting and Collecting carefully attended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04
COLES & HUBBARD, 1,299 broadway.

TOR SALE-FOur- story b. s. Brown stone full
width HOUSE $50 42dst Broadway immediate pos
,esson, terms to suit Apply 70 A. J0LRSBAY 81 LpensIast
nor SALE AT A SACRIFICE-2 Houses in
l35th.st 3dsve story high soop and gOof Cellar
600; Houses llOthsi s $780, House 16s14O
JOG. 81 300 $4,000 49, >,
12Stbst
nor SALE-At a sacrifice to prompt pur-
will furnished UNFINISHED the elegant story
.st-stoop BROWNSTONE HOUSE ami LOT, 359 West Fifty
This house has three floors il hrSOOis aud IN TIE very
throughout the will be and immediate
s,sion given is Worth immediate attention Permits from
SAMI-LL ELLHAIElLk- ] mll lAirl.ave.
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All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring to purchase rent such property
VIII md il TO their advertise in The TRIBUNE.
IT. aggregate aton exceeds that OF any other news
paper and ia adj, ion to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
VIII be found not only NewYork and all Its cities ana
villages but in every and Territory throughout tue
Union The advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear tome
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for three editions of The TRIBUNE DalN
semWeekly and Weekly, comprise individuals IN every
bnsness professions consequently
are read by all classes TIE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention 10 of sales of real estate both IN city
md country thus adding greatly to the value OF its col
amns az an advertising medium The charges Tor adVer
usng are as follows; DAILY TRIBUNE 80 cents per Inc
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, s. per line; SEMI
uYvvy Cprp1Sr o. cents per line About words OF
A. wide columns average line Terms, cash in advance.
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Brooklnn Real gstate for Sale.


At Sl0O00-MOdern brOwn-s,One HOUSE, all
~ improvements story and high basement desirable li2
Pesdentsi blocks from Hmtonave ferry, Brooklyn;
meus; bargain
CORNER STORE PROPERTY-B bargains
- Large Hsmtonavr 10000 three dwell
FntOnave. all $4,000 Brooklyn
ELSToS, owotr, 20 H5erty.st, n \
EOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
Il Fstbosh Prospect Park Plaza GORDON FORD
81 Csrkst. Brooklyn
DOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos AZ Wilows, 81 ictsst lO2 Pneppest, lbs
AZ 81 and SO 2G6 and 26S Washnon-st
l79 and 1871 WlOughbyt GORDON FORD " Csrss orO0s
Gn
Tor LE-HOUSES-GREAT BARGAINS.
Il PRICES, FROM $1,000 TO $4,000
Hshst store 2Jr76 let al S72O
Coumbisst close 20 Fulton Ferry 3ory corner 1000
Nor ~ and "a Hght two lots large handsome frame house
S.m.st near Concord bk bouse al inn lot 26Il 900
Ieur 5247r9O order
feass brown house all imp, splendid order
h 81 ma
Csreiob-sve trsieass brown stone house 900
Wloughbv side Adams
Wlougbbyt 3sOry, basement and cellar. bnek house with
extension. al Improvements $500
WlOughby-s, 3stor English basement BRICK boOp
Gods Fulton 3sto bsset and cellar brick all imp 1900
Perrepont brek store all imp l45OJ
Ualt story high stOop bck and subeeA' frame
with extension
handsome b and frame house all imp $500
49, b. and C. brick with Ss Gil imp III 600
Hamtonst Myleave, 3s b. and sc B. IL moimp 500
345 DeKAb 22 and basement rame 300
Yaaye 3sOry basement and frame ROOMS all mp. 5OO
and basement BRICK lVOO
Tlary-st and basement brick, 2OO
Myrtesye, 3story brOwnstonr store
GAIT store, let at 5000 5000
Broadway fHe property 300
Por na particulars apply 10 W. r. COOK Real Estate
and Insurance Broker, 235 washingion-'t Brooflgn-
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FACTORY for SALE, immediate possession.
-L,rge hight buiiug lOU13O. stable bnes engine
needed. Roers piiner
winch tongues grooves s,wabs and other atneTT Tor Wool
k ana peure frame, Ony small amount in cash necessary WIZ
~ monthly payments If you pay rent You can oTn
m derahe property saving pan rsyments Apply
begeen 10 ana HI CHCVCKS Real Estate Headquarters
ILird-aye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-04

LTOR SALE OR RENT.-A spacious aad beau
u the Village Of y ack. the Hudson
about tweuyt miles from the CITY Of NeSf"rS' honse mas Az ne
modern and also barn. ctf'enot
% ~ tc etengiye vegetable garden, lava containing about
eight acres Of the condition ahoat ten minutes WAX
from the Ste iInboa LANDING sad railroad dtp0t ,
on account Of the u - Smith connected with
he obliged make m residence m the Ciy
ofWshngton therefore offers the above the most
favorable Appyto luNlS SMi H. rpaeAi OF
Agent Of North River NewYork Steamboat Company Office
g. S1rf.R fVar
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~ SAIELThe very desirable COUNTRY

RESIDENCE r. Clarke, located at CkoION LAND
ING will he sold ON very favorable The comprises ut" ara
acres ugh state cuuvaon ana wei soeAt WI"
The buildings the premises CONSIST OF
modern cottage House. containing IL with closets
and good and other outbullny~ The mouse
mile from the station The land If All Oh ht
westerly NewYos Albany posroa and extends 'ne
'' II. l. CLARKE, 1913 Pesrl-st, " T.
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gounirp properIp 10 fet.

AN ELEGANT STORE TO RENT Or
N Broadst Newark j. suitable for the clothing sy good
buuess possession given Nay Apply at s57 Boai't NeS''
Nj
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Gonnlrp Real Gstate Ton Sale

NOR SAIE-PlcaSant country NEoIDENNE,
with 6ne FARM Pttsfeh Macs price $l3ooo terms easy
Address Box 45ll. n. Y. PosOhce.
NOR SALE or TO LET-MOUNTAIN VIEW
HOsE AT Germantown completely unshed accommodation
for 60 guests high ground Of Hudson River aud catA
Mountains Photographs at orr ONCE ,,,,,r,,o , p..,,
DOR SALE-A FARM of 20 ACRES; ele-
0anv locad at Woobuigh Roekaway. L. IT, bounded on eas
m r.iad AT depo would cut up 500 LOTS 10 Acres OF
Timber Inonre Of r. D. CASE 1872 FontsL NJ Kane Ganse'
rnort.st. or Dr W. II. Maxwell - East 3sthsL, " ].
NOR SALE-Several FARMS at IIINSDALE,
Long Island New York on se"s and me Long
Island r. X farms spenddly loeaed on the ufheAr A
sale prohtabe
yesment will well this property Inquire oil A. y
STEVENS, 81 Pinest
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-14
Sanitary Legislation.

There can be DO doubt that measures which
tend even partially, to alleviate misery and heal
disease should receive the public support, at
least SO far as TO give them FUR trial, when
there is any doubt about them. 1t was with this
intent that the government, few years since,
brought forward bill designed to cure syphilis
among q small class of the native females living
10 this city. 1t met with considerable opposition,
notwithstanding which it passed the Legislature
aud became law. II was enforced in this city
for several years, until the benefit attending it's
operation began to be questioned. No action
was taken, however, till the Legislature met in
1872. when petitions came before that body ask
ing for a repeal of {" the law TO mitigate" as 1t
was called, and bill 10 repeal it was introduced
and passed almost unanimously. The petitions
were referred to The sanitary committee, which
held several protracted sessions. and made
thorough investigation Of the operation Of the
law. The report presented by it was one Of the
most startling documents ever read before our
Legislature. The evidence Of leading physicians,
females and others, taken before the committee,
showed that the law had actually been used 10
aid prostitution, that it had produced little or no
good in curing the disease. and that its general
influence had been pernicious. Moreover. it was
partial 10 its operation, 1t reached only females.
leaving the males TO spread the disease through
out the group. At this period OF the session, or
perhaps prior to the presentation Of the sanitary
committees report a bill was introduced by the
Minister Of the Interior-himsef most skilIful
and experienced physIcian-designed 10 give this
measure further trial on a more comprehensive
basis. II read as follows:
An ACT to prevent the spread OF Syphilitic and
VeneIal Diseases
SEC J. There shall be established In the city of
Honolulu, dispensary for furnishing medical ad-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1874-01-14
From Australasia.

Our files from Sydney ure to December Goth.
on which day the mail steamer left. Parliament
was in session, but beyond local political ques-
tions, We note nothing important transpiring.
The Sydney Morning Herald congratulates
the colony on the opening OF the new steam line
connecting it with England via San Francisco.
After referring TO the two previous attempts TO
establish mail lines. first via Panama. and then
with San Francisco by the former Hall line, it
says: Warned by this previous experience, it
is prudent for us TO be modest in expectations
at fresh start but at the time. the service
is now reopened under entirely new conditions.
We are adopting what lie at present supposed to
be the most direct route. We have larger and
faster boats and we have the benefit of dearly
bought experience"
The vessel to follow the Macgregor is the Mi
kado. new and sister steamship TO the former
named, and which has just made fine passage
out from England to Honkong in As days. She
would leave Sydney January II.
We notice that Commodore Goodenough, in
command of the naval forces at FIJI, has reported
against Ksndavu as a coaling station for the
new line Of steamers.
The reports from FIJI are very favorable to the
new crop Of cotton, which will prove large and
of fine quality. However, owing to low prices
of cotton. the planters propose to embark 10 su.
gar manufacture, and are planting cane.
Simultaneously with the opening Of the Cali
fornia mail route, the first steamer bridging the
European mails from Singapore arrived at Sgd
ney. making the passage in thirty days. 1t is a
long route, and the mails via Singapore will occu-
py IRON fifty to sixty days in coming through
from London.
Our latest dates from New Zealand are to De.
cember Y. The papers speak of the affairs and
prospects OF the Colony as very prosperous.
The Nelson Exhibition was opened on the 26th
November. There were large crowds from oil
parts OF the province. All kinds of minerals Of
the province are on view. including gold, silver,
"copper" iron, coal, marble, limestone, and tagging
stone.
The natives are showing friendly disposition.
The Hauhau chief, 1apihane, is visiting The Wal
kato settlements.
The prospectuses of two sugar refining compa-
MES, one at Wellington with capital Of fl20,.
600. and another at Dunedin with a capital of
sl00000, have been issued. The project is favor.
ably regarded, bot competition between provin-
cial towns for supremacy is Likely to ruin the
attempt TO establish colonial refinery.
Native prospects are improving. A deputa-
tion Of KiDgites has gone to Kuiti, to urge the
Maori King to meet the Governor at Ngaruara.
hia early next year.
Good Templars are increasing rapidly; their
influence was felt in the late provincial elections.