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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

NEw IRoS WoRKs.-Qne square of ground
between Head aud Claymopt and Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets, recently sold by the
Christana River Improvement Company at pub
lie sale has been s0ld at an advance Of 500 10
II. VI. Rile and B. F. Woolston. The purchasers
intend erecting there iron works for the manu-.
facture of mallewale IRON
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

RErAIRED. The locomotive IL. Showolls, -
smashed by the accident few weeks ago on the
Wicomco and Pocomoke X. Il has been repair
cd al the ships of the P. W. Il B. r. r. Company.
in this city, and was sent back to duty on the
proper rOad this morning.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

SURVEY COMMENCED D.--Chief Engineer Sears.
of tho Wilmington e Western Railroad, with
corps of assistants, started on Friday on their
regular campaign for the survey and location of
the road. They started two days later than they
Intended, having had to wait for instruments
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

The number of convicts in Sing Sing who
kare rebellious Is over six buudred. They
Ptsnah TO work, End sre licked -
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22

The GAZETTE, Of Tuesday, quotes - h..
editorial column long article from ,,. n.
York Journal Of Commerce. =, it,.
attention to some "particul' = .,,n,. IS ,ha
California Democrats, a. .hamn T., 49, m
resolutions of their ST. a rs.......',.'' nv,
are are the one oppoS g g chinese immigration,
a"D "''o'ne, ue >sarlng In substance that this
y" o mans government The
. '',,a,; Of Commerce says that one
~ ''e .Jn may be carried on such issues, but
-dy will have to be abandoned at last
THE admission OF negroes to the suffrage
=" is now a fixed fact. The thing
" Is done. 1t has passed beyond the domain
of argument. To write or
adopt resolutions against it, now, is Us
81 absurd as to illuminate against the con
's ruction Of the Pacific Railroad, which is
= already built"
Docs the Gazette approve or disapprove
Tile ideas thus expressed? AS il contains
no word Of dissent, we presume the former
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-07-22


THE PENNSYLVANIA DEMOCRATS, Wcdncs-
day, nominated Judge Asa Packer, of
Northampton county, for Governor. Mr.
Packer is one of the "self- made men,
having driven canal team as his first en-
lployment in boyhood He is immensely
wealthy, controls the coal trade in the
Lehigh Valley, and has given himself some
claim to reputation by munificent gift of
$500, to founl college at Bethlehem.
1t was his wealth, however, that nominated
him, and competitors of superior ability in
The respects needed for the Governorship,
made but sorry show in the race against
him. 1t is expected by the roughs of his
party that he will "bleed freely" to pay for
the campaign.
Cyrus L. Pershing, of Cambria county,
was nominated for Judge of the Supreme
Court. He served in the State Legislature
three or four years ago and was considered
man of some ability, and, probably, some
honesty.
Neither of these nominations are as strong
Us those of General Geary and Judge Will
lisms. by the Republicans.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or EBw.Y0RE. .............,....'..''Jans 70


PORT or NETWORK. 70
CLEARED. -
Observation-Disclosures, Pinkham London; A. SHINES hnox fhba~
dspsa, Pioneer ShAeLford Gov Bay, C. B. AoeDar Ooaek
Norfolk, Pranconia, Bragg Portland
Ship-Ontario Mitchell San Francisco. ga cIs
BaTks-Pernand Meyer Gloucester Anykoe JanecS Cet ~
osr,' NonnF Light Lavender Gbrasri Palestna heCai0eh'
81 Tbomss Helena Cofhn, Gov Bay, c. 3. . -, -,
BTgs-sL Carlson O2oro; Amy Lane Carver honte'aeo Saa
Buepos Ayesj May Leighton Gay, Kingston Jam F'"as'
s5 Cen Pssvy Armstrong Bangor, Maehas Whiting. So
Windsor 81 ~ Brambs Stout SayaBhah e. W. Asdsarsid
BaLeT SayanuSh; II. Landell, Taylor, Newark. ..I
s,.,,,, c, Of Anw.S Mehouse Liverpool H. ouseus
Steamship Peee Ducbesns, Have via Brest June 49, nss ana
Steamship Tn. Queen GSn Liverpool June 49, and euseH''1
Hs, @us Nsp;ane Baker Boston mdse
Slain j s. DeWo, Durham. Newport Eng APrh 10 VIA N' -
Ban MSyaower Din Trinidad 10 days, and nolls'-
BAH ALOHA, WesthOyen MaJagueE, r. X, IL jays ss>"
schr Edwin, Dayton Havana u days, pnesPpe'
d. DOMESTIC PORTS -, a..s
Ro.rox "A steamAhlA Nn -.
more RsttssnAke from Philadelphia GlAucg nye 49,
Ila frOn liverpool brig Curlen from An
dive from CarienAi; Seguin. and MSnad7oeA "'- '@' -
r. Glover from Charleston. -.
FOREIGN PORTS; 49,. r.x.v.vs
arrived a. IS port {s' steamship HISTORIAN. from eu'S'S
arrived here to-day p,;,anoa fom gsv.York arrived
GLASGOW, jane @.-The He@N
port Saturday ....bn I.ho from Ees.Yorh arrived
QUEENSTOWN. June b-i|''
AZ on Saturday
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Monday. June 2s. 1859.

NEW-YoRK. Monday, June %, 1869.
The auction sale of the Rye Park and Kings
land Place property Saturday was an unusually sue
oesf one especially when the dull state Of the market
Is taken into consideration Every lot in these two es
tates was Sold and Glendale and West Rye properties
would have been offered had time permitted Another
sale viii be held Thursday July e. when the remaining
estates will disposal Of Mr. Wilson is much grathed
at his success Saturday the proceeds Of which days
sale amounted nearly Sl37 600 Glendale Of the
two estates remaining purchased by Mr. Wilson Of
George D. Cragn, esq, having been previously greatly
improved under the personal supervision Of the latter
West Rye also part Of the property purchased by Mr.
Crarn IL Immediately a0oined the village OF Rye, and
is within less than FIVE minutes walk of the NewYOrk
and New.Haven Railroad depot Mr. Wilson wishes for
nothing better al the coming sales than the good fortune
The inhsbtants Of the suburban towns talk real
quite much as they did politics yearago They
camfOOwers who hang about the rear OF the army OF
real eSte sIecnlat3F aSoonp&HynS II eyerywnoIe as
fearful sights than the ono witnessed day az
Duneen, the rcsstess onset Of score two OF these
parasites upon unarmed servant-gir bearing tray
laden with six saucers Of icecTeam with NOISE as
dreadful the Tapping Of the harpies wings the
ears Of the Trojan Travellers every Dit china
simultaneously disappeared from the salver Meanwhile
gentlemen whose activity hnds occupation IN business
rather than IN selling food and who may perhaps he
until the n5' Others were through, and until a
sumcency OF spoons had been hbouously col
lecied, the maldscrvants loudly complaining that
these useful articles had been unlawfuy kept back
These exhibitions have anything but stimulating effect
on uOuels III seems 10 us that they might De partially
prevented by little more care ON the part OF those fur
Wishing the lunch 10 distribute the food upon longer
tables and 10 issue Strawberries ice cream lager
whatever else be the attraction from at least four
different stands each placed at considerable distance
from an the Others. We have noticed 10 to be character
isle az some Individuals that having secured adyn
taTcO position and Obtained the reward Of their abOr
Clt.c from prudence or absent mndedHes, or inability
70 lluye, they stay where they are forming wall
which IS penetrable like Achilles az only SINGLE spot
that SPOT however not being on the heel but in the head
Ivy auction to.moirow on the premises nv ( J. Blocker
o.
train irOU foot OF Lberty-sL at IL am BY johnson
Miller $50 lots at Railway. Special train from foot OF
COurtlandt-st at BY A, d. Meck, jr., X Bro,
farm Of 10 at Panhed. Take train from foot of
LlOerty-St. at nOOn
An unusual amount Of buildings and other improve
meuts are IN progress this Sumner, at PeekskllL
Dorchester la becoming ward sixteen of Boston, adds
TO The latter Cy's territorial limits four thousand i've
huud., 4 aud thirty-twO acres.
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CONNECTICUT.

There are some professions which are to all
The medical profession, notably. Doyou suffer from any
ready aud fully competent TO prescribe remedy. Each
tell Of this the other who have been cured "
the specific and each is outraged and nsulted the al
vice given not followed Experience has proved now
ever that those who consult regular physician IN case
OF Illness quacks and cure ais are troubled less
frequently and recover more rapidly thah thOse, wiz
fancy themselves seriously lndspOSed at every mead
ache aud stuff themselves with all sorts OF vile com
pounds The Teal-estate business Is another IN
tiOn-than those regularly educated 10 I lne
business just barely mention the words real estate TO
the first meet who never owned tOot OF lana
his life and who gave the subject nye minutes
serious consideration and he will buttonhOle you al
once take you little one side) and tel you cOnhueh
italy that estate is too bigto0 high sir alto
again Why Sir property sells higher in Hartford than
M does In By Hack, POdunk, or Sleepy Hollow All
wr0rg-all wrong Sirall the fault OF specuators-bad
-sharks-sharks, sir-ruin everybody: Nhereupoh
he will the whites Of his eyes, as II troubled win
wind collie and tell yOu that land on this or that street
or avenue three miles from thu OurtHouse, 10 heO
and sod-sOd, Sr-actualy sold, Sir, for cash. at so
many dollars front foot 1t has always been So and we
suppose always will be co. And the OILY satisfaction we
VIII have is that these same men VIII IN rev Year,
regret their 'uck7 because they did not buy some OF TINS
the rates asked
Tor It, We do not suppose there ever was a man WHO
made any considerable purchase OF property IN or near
not laughed at sneered at and called fool for paying
such price for such undesirable property ana lheIe
certainly has not been who in the course OF rev
yeats was not called lucky In having tnm1led INTO
'H' 4ON' Hartford Real Estate Register.
The following ia the order in which the leading towns
OF Connecticut stand point OF wealth: Hartford New
Haven, Norwich, Bridgeport Waterbury, new LOhuOu'
Stamford, NOrwalk, Meriden, Danbury, Mlddlet9S1'
Btonngton, New Britain, GreenwiSn, DERBY,
Pennington. WestpOrt, GrotOn, suhied ana Walihgor6
Hartford leads of with over $i2OOO,OO
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vFsTCURsTFR COUNTY.
lHcck CldiaQ June 90. 1901
frpstuEHn pRnpuNTV

Tic Road Committee have awarded the contract for
grading the road DObbs Ferry and Hastings
Cui all Archer for $775... Mr. Moses Fish bias sold
lot. N15O. Myrtle-aye Mount Kisco TO Mrs Irene
H. for $3.50. The purchaser intends TO erect sub
et al residence the lot IN the Fall The Harlem
Railroad Company thoroughly repairing the freight
house at GOldeHs Bridge village, and have under con
sideTatiOn the erection Of passenger depot The roads
throughout the Village Of NewROchee are being greatly
improved and as yllageT expressed 1t, being ned
UP with gravel Instead Of mud.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM LIvRRPoOL-u steamship City Of Antwerp June 2sMA
Sto aud family Mrs Gillespie. Mrs Jones apa cbha As thersss
SsIst Cuemuelt Rev Father Lake Rev n
BEen Rev Evsrts aud wife, CogRt Ls'iersosAsy 1Ss@
J. Hall Chas J. OodifeT, Robert smile ".
p MITCHELL ineen Vangoaiy Abel HoncTv Wa La"'
o.wad Oliver n TowHsend A. Macintosh, A. Vas Bhrcom,
Ho.ing Trims q A. Post Chas d. wreno. WIN Foreman NJ
Brodis W s. Eisaris j. b. White. e. HaumbJ. d. HoyL
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City Seal 6stat. for Salt.


DOR SALE, LEASE or EXCHANGE-20L LOTS
and DOCK Harlem River Also Booklyu HOUSES and FARMS
for SALE or EXCHANGE G. LBSPiNAsSB. No Pnest
DOR SALE-A three-stOry and cellar brick
HOUSE. No Il Minetts-st Beekes Several respectable
coored families have purchased the block Inquire a. No 2
Wsynest, Jersey City, before II a m Price $3.50
qp SOUsOOO gage J. s. TAYLOR Co., No 1871 Broad
way, Room No. 4 Once hours from 70 p IN.
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

CAPTAINS snd purers arriving this rsquestet
deliver packages the NswYork Associated Press only
persons exhibiting authority Of W. Smonio General
tue Journal Of Commerce Itnes TRisusa
World SUM- LTsss P0s Commercial Adeers,r Staas
Zetng Yorker Dm0a should also be delivered onT V
the AueraOn
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property,
will find IL to their interest advertise in THE TRIBUNE.
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that any
paper and in addition TO this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found, not only in NewYork and all its cities and
villages but in every State aud Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement s. o I'D be brief VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell tho fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly. comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention 20 reports Of sales OF real both In city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF its col
umns advertising medium. The charges for adver
Using follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, % per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per line: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 25 cents per line. About words OF
our wide columns average line. Terms cash in advance
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Corporation Hotit,s.


CORPORATION NOTICE.-Pubic notice is
~ hereby vsu oeeupsn occupants oi al
Iou,es Lands Affected thereby that
tie owuk completed aud lodged IN e
o FOR examination By All psF'"a '"'sf'
-Yor saos sse between s9h and 9h Iess aud bsi~s''
ssdise sewers 10 RdriEs between DeanceT and RT
irou streets; between Broome Hnd DeaneeTi In
Coums DuecT Rngou Henry street Do
Gui Monroe street between Jackson and
Cosau and East street
aud Th between 5H aud I'D
streets IN between 2Ji and 2tth streets
By such Assessment inenie all the several
Houses GTo vacant Lots pieces hnd parcels OF Land m
uatsdon
Of % SIDE Of 4s from syh TO y streets
ne north ADD both % Of Sh street om ~ TO
both sides Of 9 street from "a 10 81 avenue also both
9l from 81 to ih Avenues also the toath SIDE
OF 5I,h street FROM 81 10 9Th avenue
2o ,des II Rdndge street Denesy and RnEton
streets Cn,on between Broome and Delaney
streets Of Coambs street. between DesneeJ and nv
sides Of Henri street between GouYerneur and
Grand the souhey side Of Ea Bosiway between GuuF
Grand the noTihery sde 81 MADISON eelseen
from also The westerly side Of Jackson
street from Henry also both sdel OF MonTos street
from Corsa also both sides Of Cherry street from
Corlslt n East street 49,.
oih side, Of Gth both sides Of 9Th from 3i
bpih sides Of I'd avenue from 2Ji 10 Ih streets
whose Interests Affected BY The above named Assem-
meats ard opposed tie either Of them re-
eotSns writing 10 H. AkI CHAIRMAN
Ihelf oe No u Chambers street base
sut House within thirty from The date Of 1hs notice
y. " HART,
RICHARD TWEED, II l...,.or,
THOMAS b. ASlES ~
RICUtKD NJ HENRY J
Once Do,ri Of New Court House, June 10 1912
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SrookIpn St,al Estate for Salt.

TOR SALE or to LET, in BROOKLYN,
Il VALUABLE WHARF AND STORAGE PROPERTY
LOT AMI BUILDINGS Brooklyn foot Of Harsont part Of prem
Baltic Sores so by IS feet 'front.' with
3ls feet long $4,000 remain on bond aud mortgage
Hrented, possession can be given August
Address D. D. B., Box No 1881.
NOW is your time to BUY a HOUSE in
~ BookynS5 cash balance easy and taxes reduced two
per Cal early. j. G. FREEMAN Co. No 2l2 Broadway.
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Lo Nos % and a. block no CO. Costsr estate 1850
BoWdOn and ofMontsoav CosgroVe prop 33rl76
BsbOps % Of W. Frosts property 20IiOO....... 85o
F0etSt lot No a. of CaremOut 25IlOO ......... loo
Lots Nos Is and IT, block Seoauc1s 50IO0 500
No l. map Of Staff Morris ESQ.,
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uoxn,Ys WEATHER REPORTS N.


g. 49,, - I2s Suu ssts........ 735 Moon seS....liil1
rHt DAr . -
Sandy Hook...il:l8 Cows Island. 9S heI oAIe''' liz
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puri @mnrn's Nutits.

~>>---~>~>,~~~~ sTATu ~ ERW.HosE,
PorP.wAapnss OWES, No - WhhAnn =,
~-oTrCE IA hereby given, in accordance Wild
S.shos Of ns AZ. pI..sa April u ~. ss 4. vsssss
hssd n, or having charge Of The uoses matter o. sae
Rrsaos or survey olsrng vessels are nov asses "a
-. ~. por, the said urvee or eEAnH
within saecssna WA neae@ %
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b. JANIS. AuctioneeE
GALE of BLAST FURNACES, IRON MINES,
- kePeI 'ss BY auction 90 Jane u.s. 1872 At u oeoet a.
Land Comfy Pennsylvania
pg Blast making shout $50 Of iron week Mines
supplying furnaces With large FounderT and Ma
elae shop driven bT poser aud other valuable Improvements
supplies eoa &c produce and other eAtes
conducting mining and manufacturing business said aud
For particulars inquire Of s. b. JANIS, Treasurer aud Agent
No 10 Park place, New York.
Sale adjourned to June TO- At IL o'clock m.
sale adjourned 20 Jane D. at u o'clock
WILL be OFFERED at PUBLIC SALE, on
w THURSDAY 1869 board vessel By order Of Hon.
X. G. Bauded, Solicitor Of the Treasury,
TlB IRON STEAMER VIRGIN,
lying the oloien Land and improvement Companys wharf Ho
CLYDE length ZIG feet breadth ~ feet nhes depth Of
inches tgunags al a. lOO double oscahg
Terms per Of the bid be deposited by the
bidder Of the TO be paid
tie sale by the Secretary tue Treasury and the delivery
Of the vessel For further particulars. inquire OF
~ II. GRINNELL, Collector u Customs. n Y
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by A. ID. MELLICK, ir., 81 BRO, Auction
~ and Dealers IN NewJey Real Estate No. % Pi0est New
YorPotve sale by order Of GEO A. MOORE Of Kansas TUES
DAY June ~ At $3.50 ?. m on the premises:
Desirable Farm Pan6ed j. situated stage road two
parcels 70 wit 90 good state Of cultivation with front
two roads large dwelling containing "a shOuse and other
bungA Also good Of cultivation fronting
roads, large barn. four stalls 10 wood The above viii be sold
separate together Carriages will be In waiting PGnhsd So
the arrival Of the 70 from Hevlo should The weather Be
DAY. Maps
particulars AuctoneerS once. No 20 Pine st. n. Y.
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Sa,sitH,sttr County 9,aI Gstut, for SALE.

VONKERS.-If yOu want to purchase or hire
sHOUSE call OF J. IOUMANS Agent lonkerA
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Sutton Sails Of gtal Estate.
MoaHIs K. erase Aucloussr
by TRUSDELL a. CRANE, General Auc-
- tones Real Etste, Life and Fire Insurance Agents, No.
Hudson ct, Hohoksu n. J.
PBRRMPToRY sALB at PUBLIC AUCTION OF
60 ISIXTY-SIX 60

BUILDING LOTS.

BUILDING LOTS,
the DNOTT ESTATE West HobOten aud North Bergen udsoa
Co. n j. WEDNESDAY, June 80 1852 u O'clock the
premises
TRUSDBLL CRANE will sell above without reserve. the bal
oe OF the The DeMu Estate
psng 66 and desirable Building Lots located the Beryen
WcodAve Paterson PAk Road Hoboksn and DeMottt WEST
HOBOKRN; also Hoboken and BeMotth, NORTH BERGEN
Huson Cous The location Of SAID property eligible and DE-
srse the city by commands splendid
views and Offers extraordinary inducements those wishing purchase
for a residence or for an investment
To the take Hudson City and West Hboten horse
Hoboten Ferry stopping PstesoRe Wei Hoboksn which
through the property.
Terms STen cent nl Aueoneers fees DAY Of e %
30 days ~ August 10Th balance bond aud morn
gage for three
Maps ard i particulars be had application at TRUSDBLL
lKANEN Real kAe HHch.nRe No IS Hndson Hoboken j.
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Sutton Sails Of StaI Gstutt.


A NTHONY j. BLEECKER, son g. Co., Auc.
,onssS, No n Oedsrst Ee~.Yort POSITIVE SALE OF l
SITES OH, OF PanseA adjoining Hyde Psrk on Pember
en and adjoining streets sixty I'VE nnns
an WsII NevYork plots will be sold at suction upon tle
SFoud On TUESDAY 1862 rain shine as The land 9a
"a nat uddy amer rain Il IL the elevated land on the
n s Avenues regularly graded aud laid out IL "a most
b,ay situated having all the comforts Of gas water ieeemy
a. 80 1ith pErs mountain drives and beaithine OF We
eo5Stry special foot Of Liberty st. Tuesday june ~ AZ
"a Luneh ke arrival Of the train FOR iree pAea
and particulars apply the AuetSnee No u CedAi OF ~ "
uVn IL Eosl nnd6P ine-A
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Gh. Gurf.

DUNNING MEETING.
PROSPECT PARK FAIR GROUNDS.
SATURDAY WEDNESDAY, snd SATURDAY.
md July
WEDNESDAY June 90
Hsudcsp Sreepstake all ages. u miles, 200
Prospect Park Cup value $3.50 II miles; all Ggea
Purse 800; u miles; all agea
Pure 4O0; "A miles; all ages
Purse I 100 1t miles all ages
Races 70 commence each day at o'clock
Members the American Jockey badges BY sppaS
70 Messrs Baxter & Heude1on, No Is Broadst. N. Y
The the House have kindly CONSISTED 70 take
charge ofths Club House during the meeting
Tn. Course can be reached Couey Island which leave Fuoa
Ferry eyey rina driving will Ind the direct
route through Cnout dpacs thence through
- MARTIN KALBFLEIsCH. PreSa
EDw. P. NoRRn See .. ...
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gt6- snstp Stal 6siait for Salt,

A Ii WANTING FARMS-G God soil, milo
~ climate "a miles south Of Philadelphia Price only S25
Also improved farms Hundreds settling Information sent free
Address Q. X Lands. YiAeAld. HewJersey.
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NISSISQUOI SPRINGS HOTEL,

W H. BURROUGHS. Proprietor
The above The reception q gussta fehS
air 10 favorable orinVad aud othets
Wild peturerqus scenery neuug sne vesl Of Mount Mansfield
Rsbng Splendid Drives de nc Thu
Hotel Idssn; the famous MSSSQUO SPRINGS whose waters
vTeugbt miraculous Of the most obstinate d
,,ss Railroads direction to 81 Ahans and om there
charming 10 miles Communications addressed As above VIII
Give mon
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Gitg S1rOpsrtu TO yt.
Country QropsTtp % SIT.

AT ELIZABETH-Several RESIDENCES
~ 10 RFET very low BROOKFIELD No. 81 Ctlsr.,t.
FURNISHED and UNPUBLISHED HOUSES
il LIT Tarrrowr. Prices low. Apply W NJ A.
CRoCKER. No Is CeIar-st, MS residence rarroEn
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guusts anO Sarms 0lauttS.

EARM WANTED-On Harlem Railroad, north
Of White Plains g. JOHOUSUT Box No. 1919 City Po'tOmee