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AGRAR!Ay oUrRAGEs IN IRELAND.

TO the Editor Of The tribune.
SIR: We now hear of agrarian outrages in
Ireland at the rate about halfadOzen DAY. wish
well to Ireland but do not to ignore the differ
ence between revOlutiOnists and robbers. bet~ eeh
patriots pickpOckets do not care TO smut my eyes
to the difference between people who are fight
ing political liberty and people who hng for
other peoples property There Disgusting the fact
that the present movement In ireland is simply muv
and pratcal grab for other peoples property
al INSCRIPTIONS attempt TO Gust the ten twenty
thousand landowners order to put into the
hands OF the forty thousand thieves who
Ring reign OF terror in that country. What is the
offence OF the people whom they are assuming and
murderingf They have property, and the muruercrs
have none. That Is the matter. VINO Will MAINTAIN
that successful the title OF the assas5ins viii be any
better than the title OF the who now hold 1t Z
This Is neither reform rcvOiutiOa neither patri-
otism nor progress neither right justice; but
rather the unscrupuOus lawless vloenc; OF gang OF
robDers and murderers. What country ever attained
liberty by such detestable methods what people ever
nary and muruerous aims . The bare Tact that these
people are able to commit such atrocities with I'M
pnnty IL proof that they have far more liberty than
they worthy OF, and that the root OF the evil lies IN
TIE low moral and Inteec tual character OF the people
Americans always ready 10 lend helping hand 10
people engaged In fair aud square fight 10 gain
their freedom. raise themselves in any among
the nations; bat trust IL WI DE many day before
they allow their Judgment ~ be warped and their
pockets to be ed 10 assist mnrdorers and assan3 III
their nefarious pricrce HOBOkLNLR.
HobOtert. n j., Dec "a, 1850,
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DELAY IN OCEAN VOYAGES.

To he EditOr OF The Tri6Unc.
SIR: There has been much interest manifested
in the long passages Of European the mid
die Of November last The writer came on the Ncckar of
tie North German LOyds Lire, and made The voyage IL
eleven Gays. The Interesting point il this We kept he
low the ue determined best by the Liverpool steam
ers We lett Goulbanp ton on the 9b OF November at
p m, ana passed the Lizard III finc weather On uic
10Th We dropped to tiluGc 49, baking 3C4 miles On
the tn VIC crossed ncrth Of the jOih parallel
half a degree, and made 301 miles. On the l2h We re-
crossed the SON parallel aid the next day sc were
at the 45h parallel On Tho 14th wc Lad terrible gale,
making only 1G5 miles. The captain said he was a us
believer the northern route: That We were 0nly OF
the edge Of the gaze and that we should beat
all the steamers the upper line and thai would ar
rive IN port on the 2Oth We arrived at
quarantine at 10 a. III. g. ELLIS.
Netr- York, Dec, ~, 1880.
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7 - -. g. ~, d. H. -. - 700 H. III ilg. -. 49,
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cI@GGiI-pArr I-larcmorc. Court opens 1850
Sos A5 - 80 ~ 5 AZ @.is a15. 94Si ji
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5 53.;i 5i;;a' 49, 2.@7. 800. -;Gi
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stj @7s5 29ie $50 io-d, 2li3. 20, 8754 soG ~
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court err at ~ a. G% ords 49, =
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Superior Court. Part IIlSOa l0S 3255 47H9. 4lgl 4ss
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poom Ia Old CITY IIl- 24i4 800, H72, 4GJ7. d.45
LAG $3.50 63 1875. DAB 2956g % ~ 2U32 42i7 392
CgjO 3i67 J6iq 1855 4GGl 1855 454. ACSj 43Gl, {5S
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GI:ERAIaCssiuxs-PARTI GildersleeyeI-The People act
I }eDp i;SO .si n%S cry Jss Hogan burglary
Forcrs Peter Feurlcr. John Donovan grand frccny I'd
want Malone smith, iATeny from the peTson Theodore
Fyner violation Lottery laws; James LVpe! missile
TIKT I-Cown, J.--Tne People agt Henry R,dlng n J.
ward rnncrty cpnus assault ANA bacri james Nee - H.
SIDNEY Svltt ri!nam Johnson gary; lrhGr riro'
N iiAn Naly Challes Fisher, Merry uiiuTc stephen
aTul larceny henry 9th"al%' NV-"~V NV""'
larceny
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DANGER OF EPIDEMICS.

sM.II-Pox SCARLET FEVER AND DIPHTHERIA-A
PROTEST AGAINST CUTTING DOWN APPEoPRIA-
TIONs FOR THE HEALTH BOARD.
To the Editor Of Tn Tribune.
SIR: With such a menace as the most
stupid and ignorant inapitan of this city cannot fail to
and shrink from, three OF the most fatal OF
contagious diseases advancing TO embrace this COM
munity The dread OF smallpox result OF its fearful
rayaces IN the past This has b. soened among the
classes who have sufficient intelligence TO understand
and appreciate the protective power OF vaccination
Equally can the community be protected against the
ravages by scarlet fever and diphtheria; but
1t takes even higher intelligence still to
understand and appreciate the sanitary mean,
necessary to effect this end. OF all three discusses
dphthena is the most be drea ded It's phases are
distressing. and in many respects 1t is more re-
pulsive and difficult than the other two dis
The safeguard Of vaccination or system pro
tRcted by having had the disease, az In smallpox
or scaretever, no barrier to the infection OF dph
liberia Many mothers socitous care and physicians
thful attendance has been fatally rewarded The ap
pearance Of the person having the smallpox or scarlet
fever Is such as to warn Others OF the danger. But
diphhea turks In the defective plumbing or other bad
sanitary condition that gives warning 10 the multi
tade and In the mansion as well as the tenement
s dread presence Is manifested by the swift prostra
toh Of It's victim.
Science nevertheless Ia advancing toward the proven
don Of ali these diseases Experts in the detection OF
sanitary defects employed by the Board Of Bealih
70 protect the public But false has forced
We department to down salaries ana discharge lite
experts until ~ force 10 sufficient to with such
IN emergency threatens this city. Although 1t
y demonstrated daily - my observant person that
Ne Health Department has been weakened aud almost
crippled FOR effective work, nevertheless the Board OF
Hsttmate and Apportionmont arc hesitatng
shesher not the present insufficient appropriation
eannot be cut down stll further When
eseaony IN expenditure was called for years
80 on account of the depressed condition
=. businsss everywhere tho Health Department
ponded honestly to the demand. In every possible
way, without impeding the machinery Of the depart
nsat economy praetised. The two great bureaus
es consolidated. saving the Of head. and
svev eierkship where the duties coordinate the
Nat va concentrated, until now some OF the clerks
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The SOUTH DIsCoUEAGING rs FRIENDS.

To the Edit0r Of The Trt6Une.
SIR:I have long been recognized as
symVaIrzcr with the southern people. nave many
business friends AMI customers all oyer the South
era States have BEEN pleased with the spirit mani
tested N come quarters the recent cCcuon. Yet
confess that my hopes Of unity and concord
weakened when see disposition Oh Tie part Of many
leaders aud formers o. public OPINION pH;nS form such
sectional sentiments those found in somewhat
prominent journal before me, he A6bccHe
Me4.un. q. ca. Of November l :, in an editorial;
Since GaIfcds election ha> hcrn assured beyond any
DOUBT, auy iumhcr OF mon III he = attn have "a
themselves high satisfied with the result what r"a-
controls this sudden chanEc OF oph II ~ more sha
We able to see. Has the "GoG : 'Ilh 9'rh
ia cloods b"en he ST OK ~ a'cumrIt OF our lradr'a
or has Gr &c trcid bean sinrofird b. the suCcos ~
iafa1ty trat COVE over a people nearing dcsttucton
GartClo'H the p3st Us no @flud ior hoc
NAV trust hiln bat viii be your utt'r nnt".lg
Garcid t1rn IN tic a'ron0 9htpae Ih,Te {" f%fh
lima as innate tHltrHCr character. ihc coid ana
chlcrSs GtitUJc " tie AOrfh JrOze oH anu W3'"r1nS
n.rjorttu lie "on he0d Of deSpot'S1n q oar oIHy
fae
Isihe feeling to be ihcucatcd and maintained that
have indicated 0y italics Are tho Southern people 10
foster forever tho that there sen
unens ain0ug Northern pc1oIe; that such sentiments
can ony gov IN sunny elm tte Of tie south that
those born reared north Of particular latitude ere
necessarily cJlG" Selfish dcspOtic " I such
utteranc = need no argument statement Of fact.
Some portions Of the south would or should IN Il at
seeing them boldly pat forth. The trcGtncn, OF the
whole 80 18th close the gives them tn" lie
TIC unuunbercd charitable enterprises AMI ms Iu;ions
supported Dy untold mill ions III the aggregate, ctcrS
year. attest the hearts and the generous SEMI
mtnts " that grow AMI lOarsh despite the "coid and
cherries latitude" can but regret the ncucaion OF
such mis taking union preventing opinions among those
who have OF knowing the Northern poop!' as
they are 1t was the wide dissemination OF such false
conception, OF the Northern people that originally led
70 the terrible war Whom visit Southern friends
AMI customers snail greatly dislike to feel that In their
hearts they hold mt arms length. one Incapable or
any generous sentiments" BECAUSE from no fault Oh
mine, born In latitude 49,, instead 81 ave degrees
further South. FRIEND or TIE SOUTH
Neu York. Dec. q. 1850.
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perform the labor allotted 70 three and four
ten years ago. The inspection districts have he
enlarged BY the cutting down that 1t -
physical impGasllity for the inspectors properly 10
perform their duties Tho departments Of contagious
disease embracing dIphheTia, scarlutna, typhoid aud
typhus fevers and me isles ha9 been cared
for by only one for more than three
years and bait Now just as great
epidemic Of those diseases threatening the apprOpia
the estin and the experience and knowledge of the
Inspector in charge to b. lost 20 i1e city. AZ tbs
present epidemic grew tis inspector eXertcd himself tn
OF the possible Often wOrk;nI from
morning until long after dIlk And when the work got
beyond the possibilities Of any one mans attention, the
burden divided the District Inspectors al
ready OvrrwOrked IA their large districts, and the appr0
pcatiou for OF those dis has been out
of the estimate Tor the Bear IN nInd,
this Appropriation reduced further. the smallest salar
les, thuHe OF TIC workers ana Ire poorest PAID they
such epidemic threatens this city, gentlemen OF
The Board ol Estimate and App0rt:Onmcn;. will not he
thousands hudrcds If thousands, hut millions. TIE
smallpox epidemic the City OF Philadelphia, in ISL
cost that city upward OF ten million OF dOat5! Where.
them is the ecOnOny IN saving lev tbousandS nj cOs
Cf millions in TIE tutrrc let alone the suffering anu
anguish OF Il raging epdcnr? Bellevue Hospital VIII
not receive contagious disease. Inc Board oil HeaItls
Hospital 1u!i t:at Of TYPHOID cver mad TO be
greater &c COMMUNICATION. Where the sufferer o g'Iand
who Will care for hi nj Will eticr OF you gentlemen
furnish the means prevent thc evil your false ecJnony
has created which will prove the greater burden 10
the tix,8yersan increased appropriation for the wise
disease the depression 81 OusiEess That
must ably result from this Impending epidemic
Ntc York, Dec. ~, 1850 W.
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He would fnd-I have rot the least doub-nine out OF
ten agree that the cbClskwhclhcr from artistic or
an archaeological con sderatiOu OF the facts-Shoud 10
level site; aud that cEht out Of the pine w"nd
agree veetirne At the Scholars Gate Is the
orc site where Ia significance he adequately cmpha
sZsd b. IL OI.,nCS. AMI where IL would l." appn
priatey placed the custiest ground In t" eltJ ana
~ the head ha avenue OF rtut"iy mansions, WEIGH
cu Chr TO rcurcrpnt its Refinement and cuitur.
SECRETARY AMERICAN lSsrITUIE or ARCHITECTS
ACAr- York, Jan. 3, ISL.
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ONE MORE FRAUD.

To TIE Edttor or The Trtouns.
SIR: The other day / advertised for Il first
class Office safe. reply came from dealer in Spring
st. to the eject that safe used by the Democratic
National Committee during the late campaign had been
left with him for sale Thinking this rare chance COR
bargain called and this conversation took place:
Dealer" DO you want hrcproof safoP
"Of course do Why do you ask
"Wel dont think the Democratic safe would suit
you. IL only wood, pamtedp so even Barnuus safe
was fraud. J.B.
Neac- York, Dec. 81, 1880.
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THE TRIBUNE IN THE CAMPAIGN.

TO the EDITOR OF The Tribune.
SIR: The great battle has been fought and
the victory won No voice that iftcd up iii the
c.nna,op lid 80 much good deserves much honor
~ that Of Tg TRIBUNE May Cod keep the paper secure
and continue 10 bless the Editor and mis- stan. snb
scrIbed no 90 end OF the oanpaGn, but III you wh
tnfor me of your rates. my former cinO OF seven and
many theirs Will subscripti'Ir lne cpiore"
people love tine paper Yours uuy'"' H. iiL"AH'
Albania, Ca, Dec. IL, 1880.
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Why he sold chc0p.-Ge0rge Breckenridge is
iIan who never nas inoucy enough uh L. Il" % pay w.
nm. few DAYS nrr bOuGAi pair 81 BOOTS % {. on
= INV much are thcs g. FIc dollars, II 4OL hiy 90
cr,,: n, tlI bat tcu dollars j. YoG pays '.I .J"'i.
an - .Iat - Vol. set rI4d .nr h!tl. -ni"id
.ba,.rl.s.i sen s'l.t c!oHit "H'N. e. - raI
loss makes IL 10 80 scihia - s''o''
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REAL ESTATE.
Srw-yoEK. Saturday. Jan. s. 1881.
The following sales were held as the Exchange
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
by E1odrow r Leicis.

te' the an interest I'm the foil wing re1l estate;
= 5-st'IS brrS buildings Win loiS. Nns JZo and "22
Broadway. eac. 1T lb.HN1O i W Van WAGNER.
.sf0rv burS dwelling with lot, No 7o2 JenersOn-s,
lot 2OxlJU, eame purchaser OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
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EX-pRESDENTS IN TIE SENATE
EMBARRASSING POSITION or TIE CFILF MAGISTRATE
"A SOLUTION FOR TWO FORMIDABLE DIFF

EMBARRASSING POSITION or TIE CHllf hN"iNti' : +
"A SOLUTION FOR TWO FORMIDABLE DIFF
CULT!Es.
To TIE Editor Of The TribanG
SIR: Ii is plain tlat man capable OF fill
ns the high flee of President of the United States has
brains eucpch to look ahead three four years and II
be docs not petty certain prospect VI honorable
and suitable support, he Will Dc very strongly tempted
to provide that future out OF the pr sent AecO-
igly We have seen Presidents just seated Ill their
official chairs, schemng and wrepulling for reelection
II that be imprac;icahe, they are tempted to
save competency out OF their salaries Now, although
an ordinary man might easily lay up neat little
fortune out of $4,000 year 1o9 four
years, the P.c7iicht. whose expenses Tor
receptions dinners etc. certainly extraordinary,
cannot justice aud ought rot to live far WITHIN lIt
salary When, therefore, offer the h.-hcs; position
in this country TO man, TO we not at the same Time
vlrtualy ask lin to become either impTovident rars-
MOI. u,s or a wirc-pulcr for OH q On the Oiher hand
by assuring PreaicntcoCt Iat. after disch2rGinS tile
hgh duties to which he has been called he VIII have All
honorable desirable and appropriate cccupaiion not
clear that 10y dOinG Uncr him every iucen"nt 10
be independent of party influences and party supp rif
The highest authorities certainly right IN deiHa"d
ing ndcnendct judges made by lifc appointment on
good behavior certainy cannot be that we desire cX
ccuve independence less than We do judicial Now tue
sure prospect OF life ScnatUI'lip would cor
duce TO, IL not Insure in President jIst
such independence. besides opening mp broad
field of usefulness With such position cd. thc
President lac afraid 10 cto au HpPTopria
ton hecAu' ii would weaken his party influence; nor
would he Induced to abuse hls p:tI'i"nins power l."
gain party Euence; for lac would be placed beyond the
pale OF any su ia necessities MoreoV IN TIE Senate
h. would not b. merely polite peusoncr bu' fitner an
active ard ben. fetal actor Lberty"viug pe"pir
have lOug vsacd for The day when lcgsl1turre would
divide on snwe hng more reasonable tan garry ines
invariably 10" question X not ~ ha are hc
Il" ril4 this measure ?" nui Who proposed T. hud
Ia maker, afraid 20 oppoS' party citcr+ vote ac-
c0rdIugy. Eu put one. two or thrrc TX P idrnts 'o
In, sen L., and a. once woT.d h'Vc jd, 80 many
stai. sncn wIG:ou to grind who could advocate or
OPPOSE 4 nI'S ia mi iuS,c mers, ara not ~ the
pr BE II their cr:@' would have on their lotic
suupCrt. Ta"y would form u nucleus Hi"Lud which
o. her lnic! eujcnt th.ikc:, Wuuid E1nvr n short "
should u byc truc "a Sncn, whose "PiAl"n. would
always carry great chi from their Iva. ana present
-Itun aid who Wuui destroy tLC power Of tAdt Dane
a. Aucrl,1u INTELLECTUALLY subrerVItucy. COS.
Ir05L{Ju. l.. Z. -. 1850
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Gin jJroperln 10 Ect.

A SMALL OFFICE in Tribune Building TO
N let Rent molerate. Inquire at COnGung-foom
lNOR RENT.-Part of Office, No 27l Broad
4 way suitable railroad steontp or c@ eSGi'c Ap'
pls to r. N. IRONMONGER. NO. Astor HOu4e.
NSyINFIEH.D,p POI WEST 56 H-SF.-A
trw of those large and elegant rniouts 10 ret;
10 roos MI light and heated passenger elevator &c
Rent 81 and tiJ. ~ A"A'N' wv ~
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COunlrn propcrip for saIc ano 10 Eet.

4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR TIE NEW,
- Nptk IiiI.l ~ WILL. ~ RECEIVED AT IllE
TPrOWN OFFICES. No. l'tsS broadway. corner lhlIy'
,ixih. Dc tptf.1-selih NJ rory
,lrhthsts ms Wcst 1wcnt, tair d cor flt! ave: 10
~ Last Fnu,rputi n'., curlr mon "iL!ir 1DU ihMu
ave. t" 4'ycnil-n' 20 thc HAHlth OlIlt ~ 10
IUOI 2s-I 1hiIdav". cor ono twenty.
~. i.T.eiu Savings lAuE Bulng ~ W ~ H., ~
regular Office iat'1
KrIFICIAL POULTRY ESTABLISH
~ MENr To rrut. b city, the largest IN Ametlcai
1920 year. W. { BA. f., al Bro"G~.y tOonl -.
Ar INWOOD. by the depot; plot suitable
w '''''' W TuLAND & WHITING, . EcekmAnst.
ATURAXGE, n. j. (pcIghborhoOd speciality.
- Properly Ton ale ana All yalic; great DArshus
FpWAND T.. MILTON IL fInest' y J.
NIONTCLAIR, \. }. property spocialty--
wv For all cottage neatly new roOs I'VE u'
from DEF OF blOrei, churches ch"n earleh am Hl'
49, HOWE a PARSONS - C"l1r.1L
ORANGE. y. J,-lIOUSES and COUA Ky
~ SEATS 10 let AMI for salG fnrish"i ana unIHIsIL
BLACKW ELL & SMITII opp main station orange y j..
BeOCKY POINT, Narragausett Bay, X L.,
M VII: about o. and aud al tho DhhinES ihl'
tuic and iup.oyt th rOn Tor salt Also hNr stau
tugs nrst rate order ms property vi" 10
sDIn al n bargain 4 applc! for soon Addr,Hs ., ,
q. W. 4 y. l. ClHor khR FroVhhice, H. l.:
KIM VIRGINIA FARMS AND MILLS for
s1tJKJ sale or c1cAai.r. Wrij. Tor free Catalogue.
H. b. ClIAFFIN CO." Richmond, va
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RECORDED REAL Estate TRANSFERS.


Riysrlal.eaGe &C. i9 Of neE street etc 24th ~
samr properly bari Of 2jKlOt John riehc 10 Mary
to Charlie. T lie, -. ~. .....--...,...-... 5000
I.Lne Ash ........... 2OOt
ani wife TO rephiu- iIr,ter.... -. 1900,
Clark and VIZ to Vim ..'.-........ AGO.
$3.50 hciner aud Elias newman .........:..:. 1900
ward and Tr,c, & Russc"...... ...... 7GGOC
lllih'si, = %0i21A Il e oi 4thave lh.ll hxlu0ll:
- ian pt"nnei. AMI vic 10 elizabeth stanton.
Frnklinst. 40 lrG. 2jNl. U : Corne!!Is Nc auley,
executor, e. to samuel II rrisl.ec.. S67OC
Lawrence tna vic 10 Chlrle, Van Fleet -. 2GjOt
same property Charcs Van Fleet TO Sarah Went
worth
t. VIA \ Martin ....... -. 6JOt
mes hufD nd 10 susan Krlncy... 49,. 1875, O0O
Graham Charles II ............... 4.S0C
Wifc 10 tdam 5000
!: Whit and vie to sutherland T4ylor..''c 0,25C
llllh-st. Is. ia teOf Atrayr, l6NlOJ.lO; John
tnirrsn and auorher to Patrick COleran .........
AulrncysL es 700 # OF klvngtOn-st. 3lYl0b;
FrdEciS kt0Oks TO Rachael kroOks, haf interest.
10Th Al. u :. lao 70 " oI SHAVE JOAloO Anna
Nonsri am husband to Jamcs + Dun -. 1920
u-scl. aad we to l.vard racy ..........- 250OC
Schucs ana wiie 10 Frdcrikc Naamain -. $4,000
6tb.aye. 81. lO3 Il 81 S.d4t. OK 100; Matthias r.
smith to bic lard A1.d ............ $1,000
trustee cts Lucy 8cnnett ........ $1,000
list II. vs.. 50 II col IttlVe. 116N9b.I; !anaOlgl
Gugse ihcimcr and vile 20 JOAN Mlrpiy. .........
i Cisrk and husband 70 70 j llar Snl vie ~ 4OoC
ana VIE 10 TiSm i cfoii .,-. 2O77;
croft hnd a;utar To ltDct Murray 1900
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Gin iral G:slatc Jor sale

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBUNE VIII. BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPToWN OFiICES so 81 Broiawer co,G"r thirty
lrhin st@ SOS est y.tiud a. cor icn.ave. M.
" I.'- rm'' 'liist cgrn tn'n,.l " a., ZtD lmrl'
ave cor FortNS"' "1th st.sN t'e HNLEN OFFith VI.
!OOi ana s.S~I iIir-iS'. cor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
four best bi1ri"n aVt g Bank ErIihg) up % p n at
regular ONCE rates.
1 SAFE INNESTNENT.-For sale cheap,
LAhousc 'ni lot, ~ b1 eg -jX'J hrsLcts4 location
ier iy nuAre.r- toms 10 still. apps ROBERT lR
WIN. ~ West iorl 81
FOR SALE.--A whole front. below 4G;h-st..
side; wen worth the attention az capitalists. L. Ii.
HOLMES. - CoHian1i-~L, Room %.
EOR SAI.E.-Nrry valuable property, near
} tc Stock E1chaugr. WI be SD 10" 10 e.ose cs
tate. Adiiess h"A I.23i. Pufi uD.c".
EOR SALE or LEASE.-A BARGAIN. Large
block o. bskhcidet Haicr ronc~. Tor chem cal woiAs.
fl"torc., vc "a ioi -. Engineer st, - Exchange.
place.
INVESTORS, ATTEN rION.-For sale, three
Tho arfaus,tut"i s"r,s ANA , ~ the cfr-
val c9mnrY If-c. on" u',c fb""p. pee
cant grit - o. ih" rI.a t'tty
OF ,hi- ncor ssUfe As E Pop ry b. located where tie
Nsfg."nt 81 th. ira'oi. Al o. on ad-tt- JOHN d.
CHIMNI..>. No. luo5 .'t 49,.
GTDRE in CAImbc.s--t. wei! rented; also
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rSWO SHARES in " Home Cub. on 59,h-St,
A iIcu. tIi !irH-tiar HIar h'Ht oi c-!t rJpu. ana
g., i, Nitli ~.tt' ttrtN o. tlc "n'n AL
pi.s,t-rr elevators -. "a % -w"' T.r' aud
t.u1f N.ulI 300 ftlal ice ifI. q one a. "N,i
if'cc upi"Rr now l.,..lr tfr-s " Nt HE.sT HOME
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I AEGG, HANDSOME HOUSE. grounds ana
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Ttrr. LAMENT PU9iTiO%.-A man OF good
- r. ,vho rai coLlnHtuG ~ oacc at1uJ III CASH can
-. cs, r. q ger III ~ l'EI -. = Si' IS
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III p, / ID. ,.n.4G I;IA I.Io., -scr-ho 4A SleI.
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ARCHITECTS AND TIE OBELISK.

SIR: Apropos OF the artists memorial III
TIE KIBUNg OF to-day, permit me 10 sag thhI one o.
your reporters should call on the archlccs oi 'n o|