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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26


or BIRB COUNTY, ALABAMA.
UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF AN AssIGNMENT IN
BEN EFiT OF CREDITORS by the BRiEREIELD IRON
WORKS COMPANY a corporation creaedi by ACT Of ule
GENEMA AssEMGhI or ,ALAEA AZ which Is RE
dersignel, n TRUSTEES Will on SATU RDAY the 29th
DAY OF MAY NEXT. in FRONT of the pos rOfFiCt IL
DER al pube auction the entire property and belong
ing 10 the BRIERFIELD IRON works COMPANY, aud
OF a ROLLING MILI.IFOUNDERY. ONE COLD BI.X~f
Fukh ACE eompletei and IN use, a SECOND tURNACE
BUILDING, PAfTEiN SHOP, BIiAss rot NDhR9 cRti'.
CIBLis, tones. &c; BLACKSMITH SHOP. LIME KILN,
AND ALL NECESSARY BUILDINGS FOR RESI- DLNCkS
FOR OFFICERS MD EMPLOYEES OF THE COMPANY
The property embraces about $50 ACRES OF land with
absolute tile and about 100 Cries the ght
10 ORC anu limber with TRAM OA connecting ROLL
ING MILL and FOUNDRY with the FURNACE about -.
THIS property situated about so miles north Of Selma I'm
mshaey on the SELMA Rome and Dalton Railroad In healthy
The property contains rich deposits Of HRMATITE ORE
which sad 70 Yield about SO PER Of excellent iroa
plenty OF Limestone In the immediate neghbOrhoOd aud good
sol Tor making ordinary and IRE brick aud an INEXHAUsr.
Distant said u make good coke.
The rolled iron, and cotoni made at Brerneld
made and found 70 be- Of SUPERIOR asa! f
BkIEHFIkLD IRON Western Isark,is
WILLIS, BoiLEhs and TEfEd RA np WIRE sf Tor CAR
Inc properly would ahoid many advantages for making IN
&c. railroad wagons carts and other plantation nipple
country yellow pine and other timber Of
valuable quality and sawins in the naghborood are nu
merous.
cash, but II supposed purchaser for rea
sonaby fair price would have deuly In obtaining reason
able credit for OF the purchase money Capt, Avis
the prenses will show the property exhibit map Of the
The property deemed good its validity having
been sapressy recognized rs decision Of Supreme Court
VI the United states. r.. w PErTUs,
March "a. 1875 Trustees
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AT GARDEN ClTY, i. l.,


soon 20 he comrete ready for n'a and ooc'r'y " 70
0 Tor 5GoA aaa an house pa5.y a1S,'s.'
with ground, 'i"aiIy rsan. '"sS 30 -,
rooms, bot ana cold val baiha ai,no , St'' ' "
%Eo S. ~ sTss es az Above
win k SroqnS S ssra .s o Glass e &c last uniured n
Fr 5GoAS attractive Of 10 and similar con
FOR - "a handsome house Of 10 rooms unurnl'h"h su'
with ne @ oab house Of seven rooms yz Parbr.
~, ne room Kitchen Bed rooms WIN f@tr'- "t
soses are 6ted with furnaces aud perfectly aaspe
for Winter res dcnce~ vel located, with hns 'o, ~
drives abundance az good water asin?sp1he'V az
brac ng ali family supple, are ~ easi5 20 O.
the city a road -aloh VIZ v Sos o Of The day1y
ing ara North SIDE Railroad fom Hunter ronr '''
" sr rue u es o ose to tie -tspon opcn
a. a a@es ~sa ar ,Ssr'G can b. G4 At
g 1 nssFe ct % l. ffP%'-G9 A& No. e o''1
COUNTRY PLACES. TO, LET. ,.,,o
HGBNS pwrifITGs 10 LET Tor season or year. -
ate taglegco Piainhed ocean 80, 100 ~
Tastlngs fonEcrs Ryerdae and c.nford Printed ,st o
nis.ed on Application J. ~ "fCAot } - "0' -
FURNISHED HOUSE to RENT at Flnsflnss
Long island corner gf iae 40 - ~ n 20 Z5S
broadWsy, Sew YORK Ci,y. ..,-,
UNFINISHED and UNPUBLISHED HOMES
IT, NGr q eanrg "s yaS es soad sSd
% aoa aos e" Be Ms r a a 81 o a'S of tso+
NARRAG ANSETT PER- furnished co,tagep
~ M 10 rooms $40. Address Dr. WhaIton,C MAE
ORANGE, n. Speciaty-Mountain SD
Y fso1.h slo.o, or Pdge e commend
mao1,ncent views; escaIlant negh6oho1ds We of ,
ace . 5fsS low re s' iMfT0S Walls 30 Pdit
DASSAIC, N.J.-To RENT low, furnished
1 uUfrn -hed HOUSE 10 rooms, with barn snd ~" aft
in garden tine shade ami plenty o, ldnt neal q, -
I NJ HOWL. i'm IT,; IRA A. KIP, ~ beavers
or on on the PREMISES Mr. FANNIE MARsELLUs.
DRIyATE STABLES TO LET AT
SARATOGA SPRINGS.
stahlaa anccay constructed for fie -
yonencc Of geuttmeu yising &c S.rn aud VAC as iH
lgt { htI-ts and C0lCAI4Cn Of't -ldllt dil.
"iicd win ali cnyonlences sIme az "a to city Apply - 10
CHARLES ). LloIElt az 5aIatJsa ~pihSs or 70 a
STEWARDS AGENT, corner Oh odiHIy ana CL2n 'cl ~
N. Y.
cTATFN ISLAND.-T0 LET at West NeH.'
- Brighton a handsome REStDENcE with st,ot5 hiAn
gIound; irult allade uCss. Apply to T. NAhp, &
Enpgt st.
l,4,r.n NJ, - 4 A,rAC EnRINl.9
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Jiisiruttiou.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.
Doyc, p0APpJNC- SCHOOL SHORT

4 BOYS BOARDlNG-SCHOOL, SILL .nnali
Son u boys for whom SAYS Tie NsD Gk boans
choo Special at 6toS backward pupils students al
m a at any ,sy gf ST Bsy% SsS
grgI e ssH0TIIpGE Is principal have had an op
pornity Of irving te manner IN T' III Mo s nj
H. aud that nothing negiected %n, 81, car i,,
ther both the Intellectual ana mona 3 g sIioRr
LIDGf. tiiaryari A. NJ Media Penn
pOYS' SCHOOL, III q healthy
Houaaicuic railroad 9FE E,y TI'i TG rSiS9po
DOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS. at Cannon's
ID station Conn excellent "dy'T g. B Row
CIavcrock COLLEGE 81 Hud. Riv. Inst, ut Claver-
v ack Pupils received at any tine Aio"Ao fia'A'
NHARLIER INSTITUTE, los West Fifty,
Point Naval AeaiemS scientific sehoo'-Boarns aepa''
mcnts. Prospectus 20 he hat
ENGLISH aud CLASSICAL BOARDING
II SCHOOL Straiiord Conn., 2'h ,ICI sEnG
WIZ iiHs ' a. NJ p 4fs G'1u'''' '---
IRVING INSTITUTE FOR BOYS, Terytown,
onIIudsonSession rtopens Jan L. For ecuarS auoIeS'
ARMAGNAC q ROW., Principals.
ERVINGTON INSTITUTE,
IRy[XGToN EsSEY coUMT ,2s N 70 'pcstoloz,rs
aud Frocbes principles
Education from the Kinierten complete prepare
College scientific sc9o or 2nS'1g-s ne PRINCIPAL,
KIARSARGE SCHOOL FOR BOfS-Nortii
IN Couwav. " n. FOR full particnar-, address .,-,
FREDERICK THOMPSON, Pl1neiH'
MI PLEASANT INSTTE.-Priyatc Glasses
VI ior boy r. Amherst Mass Esab1s HCNaslA
DELHAM MISUNDERSTANDING School ior
~ EOXS Spring Term begins April ~ F"f circulars
address :. PELHAM fous"k''pSe' ~ a..
DEEKSKILL IN. " MILITARY ACADEMY
i New aud complete Gymnasium; 800 reT annni' Sen'
for Circular.
caugerties Institutc.-ThoSc seeking "A superior
~ school should address A. H. Wggn, Prin Sauseru's'
Ulster Co, n. Y.
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I COLE, Auctioneer.

~ TUESDAY, April %, at IL m,
at the Commercial Exchange,
$50 Fulton OppOs City Han. Brooklyn so LOTS
an AVE, 5rl and 9Th SIS. This property very
siraby Oated opposite aud fronting the Center OF Pros
pc,t iark Title perfect TeIms-Pdr of the purchase money
may nd AMI For fun particular apply
the trustee No Zl3 Montague St. 10 IliOS. j. NORTH
ALL esq Attorney. Wlougby auotloneer
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ITO LET-$75O a year-216 Wilson-st.. Z. d.
excellent neighborhoOd near Wiliansburgh Savings
BAhk All modern inpfove ments ia good order, minute
uVm ,ity fial, ~ 4. Apply To JAMES G.. EADIE.
O. m
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no RENT AT SARATOGA sPRINGS.

ST. JAMES HOTEL. furnished throughout located Con
gross the celebrated CONGRESS SPRING, aud opp0
ste the GRAND UNION HOTEL Contains eighty rdou2
web ventilated, and with all convenience water closets &",
each door; The dining om and psois are large AMI ha
some and the Office bridegroom, Kitchen, and Laundry ART
wen adapted for the purpose The hote building mos t
new recently painted throughout Is ccnTails
located for business and with good management cannot Os
than successful. For terms, apply Hon
CHARLES y LESTER, san atOga Spnngs or to the AGEN
OF A. T. STEWART, corner Broadway and Chambers st. \.
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'NO LET-Nicely furnished. in BroolJvp
three story brick HOUSE, with all improvements and
perfect order and viii be let very low parties WHO viii
Socare o property For particulars inquire OF d. FOW
NO 1911 Fulton-st. CITY
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brook!rn lJropertp 60 Get.

I'O LET-First-class STONE DWELLING
400 Iomlklnsave near Fulton, Brooklyn partly fur.
nished rent 500 Apply TO OWNER, 473
TNO LtT-555 CARL ON-AVE beautiful
4 TWOSFORY BROWN STONE; all imprysa,suts b.y
window rent, $G7 per month. rutland q WHITING. 10y
n.fa
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CTATRN IsLAND.-To LET at West Nen .
- prigiton a handsome RESIDENCE with stable hiS =
gIoani; nun and slade lply to +. WAhp, =
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ATTEST places at C,rlwalou On II lon got u" -
able horses fne reuy Of NUT Gti l'i
~ planted. Er further particulars apply TO H. At"Illi
No. 81 NV y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-26

NONkERS MILL AK IND ~
for making boys intell gent, healthy, Christian men
BGNJAMlN MAS ~, Box No. t'i, fohSeis' y. /.
GsOSA FOR TEN MONTHS Institute Tor
qp SOO Youug Boys. T. KINDS, A. a., Hampstead l~ l.
For Young Ladiss-Country.
A LADY living in a delightful country home
~ River ia-in srvra chiT ." ne oN y
educate. VIII receive into her family limited number "l
pupils who viii sipr, equally every 3sautaS pro, IIf l
81 own the best teac.crs euglJ ed FOR pdfucu-
iaIs address 4. B. C., Bon IL Tribune Once.
EBELL international Academy; for European
study Permanent school FOR young hi' sni
teic ers IN Scielce I4ngua Art aud Music ~ Btrl
Prussia. of thirty embarked April y Another class o.
aes European tour first week ~ June.
particulars address !bCu International ActIeny cooper
Union. NowYOr % 'ijnisEr ter St BERTH TT l7slh
ELMlRA FEMALE COLLEGE opens its next
IL session Feb p Tnis Is college Of tie highest civ
and with charges Addres. Rev. A. ". COWLS'
D. D.. Pres, Flmira, y. Y.
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies
~ Bridgeport. Conn. Address MISS EMILY NILSSON.
MISS BULKLEY'' BOARDING and DAY
va SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES TarrJtown-on-th"
Hudson.
MISS II. NJ. PARKHURST'' HOME SCHOOL,
IVA Ncwburch, y. Good care, thorough Instruction AMI
pleasant home Sewing and domestic WORK taught deslr
rENARRYTOWN Young Ladies' Seminary offers
Il superior advantages. Address Rev W. H. KINGS
lafrVt v IL. n
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Citp properin 60 tet.

Gitn propfrin 60 tet.
VERY convenient mcdiam,size r H iSl1 ~
pi'3y MILNE 4 ysI% Ngaak y j. or H. BROWN,
No. 25l Broadway, \. !.
A VERY handsomely furnished HOUSE to
.S n s6 tf ,t a. Italy reduced owner going
abroad OCT Egn cLRa, Broadway aud seyenteenhL
10 LET or F)R SALE-The iron
- FAcToE3 81 HG el 5S a sp5 e1ds ' ss viii
all improvements tor mlnutaotdnS PURPOSES Apply
ROOMS VITA STEAM POWER TO
fna an The m2sI E o Ia - Ap p
10 ENGINEEl, on pr. misses.
CORNER STORE, private dwellings, carpen-
~ tcrs shop stables, all IN Ninih WarL lo Barfo" ~
NHOlCE FLATS to LET in HOUSES 56l
40 $50 per month Apply 10 owner ROBE
NOR Rem "A fine fOTr-stOry, br0wn-st0nc-
front HOUSE Lcxingtonaye between 55th and 06th'
SITS. Apply on premises
FURNISHED HOUSE 10 LET, for the SUM
- hoGT T II from i Nt ~ trans each way daily
EGf g.f , SHnc cSa i ane ne @ Of most beadGl
valley 10 minutes YAK IRON tag station no @ TO-
C,TORE No. 416 4rH-AVE. TO LET. or
,o h6SE sr glf o' B5& VIZ Go g Ia, e. '''
rI7O LhT-The SECOND, THIRD, and
Il FOURTH FLOORS Of Ban ting 76i Broadway. Apply
to MAKTIN Il SMITH, 30 WdI-st
rElO LET-PARLOR STORE No. 10 Univer-
place. utis; sii.abie Tor publ II
fee any hgilt business. Inquire on Weni"s
ITO LET, furnished for five months from the
vest ~ fo %t HiS a. %p" iow inquire on
no RENr-FIRST FLOOR of 500 l0th-aye;
Water p s %S '5fu %&hrT -? vS " 'F'
YENO RENT-Wi;h frst-clasS BOARD, large
handsomely srlishoi cond uOor front ROOM southern
exposure, with large c,ssts. ll3 East 5itlsL
TsNO LET At great bargain, half OF HOUSE
Mtcl,Igdi 81 pris.ttt ttniv; all Improve
meuts pos,essioI immaculate A. EOS ih 100 Maoio1sd't
NO LET-A desirable French FLAT, modern
rOyemtnt gu West 39tlsi az Trtro Irce' strictly
respectable H. Nj. BRO NDEGE. 'i9 hrnadwdy
yg'O LET-Handsomcl furnished or partly
fourteen gentlemen who VIII remain deaIr d
Apply at ll6 East 22d 1t.
v57O LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 20X50,
la Inc building t,ns city lIi Park the rooms well
adapted ior Grstcs5 bl ar iO1m asn high ceiling hne
Hgit and easy Apply to j. y "fCkOFF ~ Co., II
Park row.
rg'O LEASE-Thc elegant OFFICES Nos 100
lO3 Br1a iag ate by the Universal Life lns Co.
V Chez. removal. Nos Il ti 10 Ndueist ai~
Oc.s ILc Independent, 80 > Ptrs place, also OIL - III the
Nora, America Lie lns Company BAL Dug also Offices or tho
Guardian le, 81 Broal"ay. IA e. PAGE SO ParA-row.
ITO LET-In the BIBLE H0USE-ST0RE on
4 Aston PLACE, and OFFiCEo in second and thni sto
and bls mcnt storage purposes Apply at Office ol
TREA9U SER AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY NO. Bible
House.
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CTORES to LET at SARATOGA SPRINGS.
II THE NEW ADDITION
TO THE GRAND UNION HOTEL.

Several very desirable STORES II feet IN width and aio
GO feet ~ depth opening two pazzas front ana la Hf
AS Que large corner STORE, Vit plate sl fona
etc .--
desirable they VII be httGd with counters arc
silrl,.na. e iapts q 10 thC business iGteu.C
Apulv to ION. CHARLES :. LFS1ti "a Srato - Iih-'
tie AGENT Oh Il. A. sIL~AltI corner Oh bto--""S
am. AZ b. b y. y.
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10 IET-At Rav RIDGE, Long Island corn

I
muuicltoHs by ferry rom New York in tluynNt MIN
horse Biooklyn the ESTATE ~ ts
lat Theodore ScdWek, sing ~ eny acres OF land, N
grape house icel stable ard other out buildings tbs Dec
cont s HIS valuable property viii DC LET it
900 for year or noys; favorable vms Ia case of ! =,
800 feet, close By the teninu. 20
York aud Bay Ridge Railroad 60 be comp eted IN fg
monilsl, to be let separately an improvement Lass
Ma. =
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-YALrARLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE IA

EOB SAIF-FARM, With oy Stcr beds and
J. fruit. Gardiner Wesoyer, Eastern Shore, Nd
s1OR SALE or to LET. ut White Plains, y.
4 VA nuc Iargc OF
land carriage house, fruit, &C. Apply TO ..,
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NOR Rem "A fine fOTr-stOry, br0wn-stonc-
u front HOUSE or Lcxng ohaye bet"een o0tl ana ooi
L. A. a ID d
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ITO LET-On BedfOrd-ave., BROOKLYN. n nice.
"a ,a large, handsomely sitnsted double noUs containing
"a r"oms newly painted, and put In Conpleo order
out stands on corner plot ~ ground high and dry situation
CONTAINING six os and has In laundry
stoe AMI henefy, aud In within
o street cars Time To city Hall w. 40 10 30 minutes has
inpioseuens 10 heated by Boynton and iat ed
y, povsa un,aeiground gas machine, IL tight compact
III winter, and n rent
Ign. ~" """A'e, ptook
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TO LET
TWO OR THREE OFFICES,
At moderate rates,
IN THE ROTrND or THE NETWORK LIFE IN.
SURANCE COMPANY'S BUILDING,
Corner Leonard u. and Broadway,
wen suited for aren't s al ri gnsnan, the light being
pOnabie. steam eleI
Apply the premises.
90 WEST 43D-ST.-To LET for five
~ months Rcnteel, four story DWELLING-HOUeE,
furnished. Apply ou the premises
900 EAST BROADWAY.-TO LET-i-story
N~'PO hl,b basement, with mirrors, ciantelers Dc.
srae UOarug house. Inquire rs. door.
low Ia good tenant.
G 20 TO LET-First and third Floors of
PcV. dwelling 4S9 Iindson vt. Apply at y. H.; imme
didte possession.
IL 4Sn ONLY ONE l. .Fr.-rwo and one
w t)Os half story high stOop brick HOUSE To LET; all
h'dr impro, ements shave. l2Bth.st Inquire OF
premises OF 60 West 52dst.
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MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
vi Plains n. y. Principal. O. Il WILLIS Phi. D.
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NUOICE MATS to LET in IIOU SES 06I
Y ! ana 80 Inxilet0n ave. havng all the modern Goa
venieuc, rent 40 per month Apply 10 owner oB
/. BROW y, - y i--dI 81.
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Several brick stables apecaly constructed for me -
y,neucc Of geut,m visiting &c S.rin aud VAC ass ir
haze ir hois,@ ald co4c..lcn ocrt5 -ap. ag,. a.,
CHARLES j. LI.aIEli, az 5aatJs ~prh8sl or 70 a }
SFEWART's AGENT, corner Oh Bodi|Iy ana CLan'cl ~
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Courtrn real estate for Sale.

AT CROrON, on the Hudson Rver.-FOr
~ SALE very desirable plot Of l6 win dwelling
house ana Outbuilling slnJc for gen. inl COY = X
OF and small frliis on MO
ilace Also llot OF 10 acr which be divi ted iu0
lire, or FOUR VILLA Plots. VIII b. si on lib raj t'rms
EDWARD CLARKE. Tribune Oihce.
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nNKFpS MILITARY INSTITUTE

Naugerties Instimte-ThoSc seeking superior
y school should address A Il. Wiggin, Prfn saugerues
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19


Mr.. f. Groever was nominated for
Treasurer, but that gentleman declining
to accept this office, Mr.. Jos. z. Strack,
of New York, was elected by acclama'
tion.
After recess of ten minutes had been
taken, the election Of a Vice President
for each State represented In the Con-
vention was proceeded with.
For California was chosen Mr.. III
Obermoehle, of San Francisco; for Con.
necticut, #. A. Ertle, of New Haven
for Illinois. f. Niesen, of Chicago; for
Indiana, F. G.. Fledderman, of Fort
Wayne; for Iowa, N. Gouner, of Du.
buque; tor Kansas, Ell. Muddendorf, OF
Wyandotte; for Kentucky, U. Slengel, Of
Louisville; for Louisiana, j. N. Aren-
bruster, of New Orleans; for Mary
land, j. A. Ostendorf, Of Baltimore; tor
Michigan, j. Schlitt, Of Detroit; for Min
nesota, Rev. Plut, Of Wynona; for Mis-
souri,, 5. A. Renders, of st. Louis; for
New Jersey, W. Strasbourger, OF New
ark; for New York, Leopold Mohlenhof,
of Buffalo; for Ohio, j.. #. Long, o.
Pennsylvania; Jacob Kirchen, of Phila.
delphia; tor Texas, -, OF Galveston
for Virginia, j. w. Feldhaus, of Rich.
mond; for West Virginia, W. Wagner, o.
Wheeling; for Wisconsin, stephen Hoff
of Milwaukee; for the District of Colum
bia, F. Geier, Of Washington, and fol
Ohio, j. n. Long, OF Hamilton.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19

A DMINISTItATORS SALE OF Town Lots
N atij0hing Oakley, Mt. lookout, East W al
put Hills and Cincinnati, on the a6th day OF
MAy, 1875, az 3 O'Clock p. NJ, the remairins r
lots belonging TO the estate Of l.. A. Drake de-
ceased, will be sold by his adm illustrator, un-
der order OF Court. on terms OF one third cash,
balance In one and two years, with per cent
interest. Appraisement $7O0 per lot
Atthe same time, about lUo lots belonging to
F. X. Drake, in his new subdivision, adjoining
the above, will be sold on terms OF one fourth
q per cent. interest. All deferred payments to
pc secured by notes and mortgages on the
All Of the above property is in ne-quarter
and one-haf acre lots, covered with grass, Or
chard or fine Old forest trees; is near enough to
the city to enjoy its society, lights and side
walks, without its noise, smoke and high taxes.
Your choice Of locomotion: Besiue a good
turnpike, the Mt. Lookout Dummy Station and
utes' walk, ON plank sidewalk.
Z 1t ie situated on the Madison turnpike near
Oakley, in neighborhood Of fine residences.
A large school house is near by, and the new
Observ atory, within sight, 10 only separated by
the adjoining land of John kilgour, ESQ.
There arc three public halls whore literary
and musical entertainments and meetings OF
various kinds are held In point Of good health
this high, dry ridge is unsurpassed. At the
former sale persons OF the ncighborhood and
best acquainted with its value, bought largely.
start at1 O'clock from the offiee Of tho auc-
tioneer. A. U. HORTON, Auctioneer.
s. w est Third street.
T. j. BIDDLE, Administrator
OF l.. A. Drake, deceased.
wy16-5t, Il, ,l9, 2zSeM
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-05-19
The Rfra Teafifn0ttiaL.

The next musical treat in store for oul
city is the concert of Miss Julia Rive, tc
be given Friday evening, May 28th.
The success that attended the recent
performing of Miss Rive in concert in
New York city, is something marvellous
She there went before a critical public
who have not the same interest in her
that Cincinnatians have. Few, if any
knew anything of her antecedents and
cared less. On her merits alone she won
most generous appreciation, most fiat
tering tributes. The entire press OF New
York city gave her unstinted praise.
Said one leading journal, Not since the
visit of the great pianist, Rubinstein,
have we had among us so wonderful a
performer as Miss Rive"
Miss Rive's success shows what perse-
verence, hard labor and superior in
struction can accomplish. Miss Rive
does not sing at all, and consequently is
better pianist, all her energies being
turned in the one direction. Ever since
we first heard her play in public when
she was SO young ana so petite she could
scarcely reach an octave, we have been
interested in her future, and believed In
her success. We are glad she has so
early become famous.
In the concert of May 28th Miss Rive
will be assisted by Prof. Andres, Michael
Brand, Henry Eich, George Newhall,
ALI. Newhall, Mrs. Hester Spades and
Mrs. kitchelL.
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Board of Health.

The Board of Health met in regular
session, with President Johnston in the
chair and a quorum present. Journal
read and approved.
Mr.. Benninger asked for an extension
of time to abate the nuisance at the East
End Fertilizing Company. Referred to
the Committee.
A motion was made by DR.. Minor. that
the Milk Inspector be instructed to con-
denim all milk below the standard spe-
cifc gravity, 1929, and withdrawn for the
present.
DR.. Baum made q motion that the Mar
ket-master instruct his Assistants to oc.
casionally weigh the butter on the mar
kets, and II found below the. weight to
confiscate it. Carried.
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The Southern Diocese.

The first convention OF the Southern
Diocese of Ohio Of the Episcopal Church,
met at st. Paul's Episcopal Church, on
Fourth street, this morning.
A large number of delegates were
present, and many prominent members
OF the church, both in Southern Ohio and
other parts of the country. The Conven-
tion promises to be one Of unusual inter-
est.
The services this morning were Of a
devotional nature. In the afternoon
at two O'Clock, Bishop Jaeger will
preach the Convention sermon, and In the
evening he will give reception to all
who wish to call on him at the Burnet
House between the hours OF eight and
eleven O'Clock.
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for special trains had been effected as
those of last year. The O., II. and ID.
railroad would furnish all the cars, and
charge only fare OF twenty-five cents
the round trips. DR.. j. ID. w. Roberts,
of the Military Committee, reported that
the United States command at Newport
would send for parade four or five com.
panies of fifty men each. TheJoy Lodge
No. 16, Knights of Pythias, and TIE
Washington Lodge No. 8, 2. 0. 5. OF a.,
will participate in the ceremonies
Mrs. Wilde was appointed President O.
Moore offered resolution asking that
citizens lend or donate flags and other
devices for decorating the soldiers
graves ON the goth inst. Rooms have
been secured for General Hurlbut at the
Gibson House. Rev. Mr.. Krehbiel will
pronounce the benediction.