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The New York herald., 1869-12-07

REPORTED BY TIE HERALD STEAM YACHTS
Steamship City Of Paris Br, Mirehousc. Liverpool Nov 2
fad Dale ''n win muse anu '0nn
steamship Herman Livingston, checsman, savannah Dec
arrived ed t sandy HSok 90 On SUNDAY sssnng bn was de
2PM. u mles north OF hatseras, passed steamship Gen
siesmship Niagara Brakeman, Richmond, City Poin. and
Norfolk with mdsa and passengers to the Old Donnion
gnsa s9s as ssas, viii vs
arrived Sunday n,Iw nS sa%s on soon after
Steamship Fana, Freeman, Philadelphia, with mdse to
Le5Isg san ss,,v s aqnh0ss newcastle, aa With mass
to W WFW Meyer. ,ash.,sd .,sdn n the lossI Pay
Tss Ss asS. % @ ,ss% ss
Mayhew CO; vessel s g I,i M.ccready Co.
Canal SosiS Nichols. Nichols, Montreal, II days. with
'1 Canal boat Nichols Nichols, Montreal, IA days. with
Cana Lincoln, Rogers, osweso with mdss to
Canal boat White Kent oswego with mdso to master.
Canal boat Do Soio Yeamans Oswsgo, with mdse to mas
The bark Ncrnen (NorN from Bordeaux ia consigned to
wend. Tees Doc smann, and reported yesterday.
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship wsm.nts, r;n New Bedford % for New York,
schr julia Martha Dix, Calais for New York, with uu-
ssbr Ealis.aaks IS5shon, Portland Me- for Philadelphia.
Schr Cabot, Bunker, Boston for New York
Schr + Randolph Steeman, Providence for New York.
BOUND EAST.
schr VIM Mangam, Chase New York for New Bedford.
BELOW.
Brig Ia Cayenne zen Br DoHsiy from WSs inass n s
Williams No l4).
Marine Disasters.
ROTTERDAM, Dec 6-Bark Theono (NG,. Captain Hell
mers, which arrived from Philadelphia Nov Is and having
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CUBA.

Arrival of v0luntesr from Spain.
HAVANA, Dec. Q. 1850.
The steamship Florida. from st. Nazaire, arrived
to-day
One thousand Cavadonga volunteers arrived to-
day by the Spanish mail steamer from Spain. The
troops paraded through the city ana created much
enthusiasm,
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MAILS FOR EUROPE

The Cunard mail steamship Scotia Will leave this
port on Wednesday for Liverpool
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post once
at eight O'Clock A. NJ.
THE NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe-will
be ready at hafpast seven O'CLOCK In the morning.
Single copies, IN wrappers for mailing. six cents.
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vii Lubin at Port mn Prince-Salnnvcss UIti.
mntum-A Rebel Steamer Sunk-Anoaher
AttQck ON Observation-Disclosures in Full
Power.
HAVANA, Dec. g. 1869.
Advces from Hayti up 70 the 2etn ult. have been
received here.
General VII Lubin, who only short time since
was declared Provisional President by the insur.
gents and VINO subsequently joined Salnave, Is now
at Port au Prince with 1900 men,
Salnave has declared himself President for life.
lie Is making vigorous preparations TO stand against
the combined forces Of the revolutionary leaders.
The steamer which was purchased py ex Minister
Laroche ror the Haytien government engaged and
sunk the steamer Artibonet, belonging to the revo
lutonists, or st. Marc
The insurgents sJll In possession OF Cape Hay
tten, where they also mold the captured steamers
Alexander Petion and Salnave.
The pckets had again attacked the garrison at
Jacmel, but were repulsed.
Dominguez has dissolved all committees and is
now sole President Of the southern part Of the
ISLAND.
Territory Held by the Revolutionlsts-s
tion of Salnavc-Expected Blockade OF Port
au Prince.
PORT AU PRINCE Nov "a
VIA HAVANA Dec. Q, 1869.
The revolutionary army now hold possession OF the
whole Of Northern Hayt, including the ports Of Mole
ST. Nicholas, Port de Palx and Cape Hayten. Cape
Haytien was taken by assault on the 18th Of Novem-
ber. The followers Of Salnave took refuge In the
American Consulate
The loss OF OfSanaves steamers renders his situation
precarious and matters In the South look bad.
It Is reported that the revolutionary leet intends
to blockade Port au Prince.
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GERMAN

Prussian Neutrality In Dalmatia.
BERLIN, Dec. 9, 1860.
II Is reported that the Prussan Foreign Oilcc has
sent out circular denying that there is any founda
ton whatever for the charge originating in Austria
that Prussia encouraged the insurrection In Dal-
malta.
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

POLITICAL Pool SELLING.-The sale OF pools at
Twenty-eighth street and Broadway last evening
was rather limited, owing to the severity OF the
weather. Pools on Coulter, Murray and Masterson
candidates for Police Justice, sold In the proportion
Of $50 for Coulter to $50 each for Murray and Mas.
terson. Hardy and Ledwith sold-$25 Tor the former
to rs Tor the latter.
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CARRoII~-In Harlem, on Monday, December Q,
DANIEL brother of John j. and James Carroll, aged
"a years.
Hts friends and those OF the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday. ae
twelve O'Clock, from st. Josepi'5 church, corner OF
125th street and Ninth avenue, and from thence To
Westchestcr for lnernent.
TFor otiteT Deaths see Eleventh Pdqel
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ROME.

London Times Correspondents Excluded.
LONDON, Dec. 8. 1860.
correspondent OF the London Times has been
prohibited from entering the Papal States.
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VENE ZUELA.

General Pulgar TO be Tried by Congress-An
Era Of Peace Expected.
HAVANA, Dec. g. 1860.
Advices from Caracas have been received. Gen.
eral Pugar the chief OF the revolution Of Maracabo,
will be tried by Congress.
It's expected that an era OF peace Will be tuau-
gurated
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THE MAY OsALTY.

Mayor Hall has had ballots prepared and will run
as candidate for reelection to-day. This course
has been pursued through some doubts having been
expressed as TO the legality OF his retention OF ONCE
for another year.
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BRAZIL.

Reported Suicide OF IN American Merchant.
LONDON, Dec. 9, 1909.
Letters from Rio Janeiro report that David II.
sampson, an American merchant Of that city and
formerly resident Of Pennsy lvania had committed
suicide.
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A.--The New FTiracIe.-A Delightful Means
of restoring original color of gray hair
erei thousand attempts have beon made this direction,
but PHALO1's ylTALIA, OR SALVATION FOR TIKI
HAIR, Is the first and only II is clear fluid. Tho
article pleasant every sense being
shrouded from the light by mpervious Wrappers,
used.
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SPAIN.

Prim's Political Affiliations.
PARIS, Dec. 8. 1862
Letters from Madrid assert that General Prm
shows decided leaning In the direction OF the re.
publican party.
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

Municipal Election In Montgomery, Ala.-A
Republican Triumph.
MONTGOMERY, Dec. O. 1859.
The city election for Mayor, Clerk and Aldermen
passed or quietly. Mayor Glasscock republican
the present incumbent, was reelected by GIG ma.
jorty; Hughes, for Clerk, by I'll majority. All OF
the Aldermen representing the GlasscocK ticket were
also elected. Many conservatives voted for Glass
COCK, and nearly 400 failed to vote. Two negro
Aldermen were elected.
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ENGLAND.

MIR. Gladstone in Town-Arming.
LONDON, Dec. 8, 1860.
Mr. Gladstone has arrived In town.
The volunteers are to be entirely rearmed with
Snyder rifles.
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The Cabinet Crisis.

The Cabinet Crisis.
FLORENCE, Dec O, 1859.
The MINISTERIAL crisis is still pending General
Claldini has been asked by the King to form new
Cabinet
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

A.-Cha-les ID. Frc5ricks 81 Co., P5OtO-
Graphers 5S7 Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel wera
awarded gold medal for best photographs American Ins
tute Fair.
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THE SOUTHERN ELECTIONS

The New Constitution Carried In Texas
Probabilities Of Republican Success.
JEFFERSON, Texas Dec. 0, 1862
Bowie Davies and Cass counties give Davis 612
majority CRATER. for Congress- is 1000 ahead. The
Legislature and county officers In Bowie and Cass
counties are radical, and in Davies county conserva-
tive. All the votes cast are for the constitution.
Half the whites did not vote.
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

k.--The EDcx Hat.-The knox Hat is Novel
and autle FORM light, durable and appropriate
wenres No compliment OF equal comprshsnsveness can
be pad any imported producoa OF the
articles that sardei utterly worthless
The KNOX fall style Ito be admired at 22 Broadway
is, this as heretofore the te
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THE ERIE CANAL.

ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Dec. Q, 1869.
The Erie Canal is practically closed in this vicinity
few boats being got into the city to-day by the
use OF ice breakers
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

A.-TOrd 81 Tuppcr, Ms-ufncsurinr giivcr.
snths wholesale aud retail Nos 7o7 ani 739 Broadway.
corner Tenth street stairs.
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A.--A.-U. s. Fire Extinruislrer, Same nv
supplied TO tine N. " Fire Department. Always ready
insthnt No building safe without Il Beware OF worth
less Inventions. y g. Fire Extingusher Company, Nos
Devs sire Ne York -
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Almanac for New York-This Day.
CLEARED.

Steamship Holsatia (NG, Ehcrs, Hamburg via Plymouth
and dChcrbourg-kunhaTdt Co.
Steamship Hatteras. Backwood, Norfok-Od Dominion
Steamship Co.
Steamship Franconia, Bragg. Portlapd-J r Ames.
Steamship Glaucus. Walden. Boston-W CLYDE.
Bark Prindccssc Alexandra (Dan), Verdon st Thomas
Roche, Bros Coffey
Brig Jas Murche Orb Cole Machias-Snow Richardson.
schr Chas Dennis Hodgknson, Mayaguez-M q Rodri.
guez.
schr Chapman Br), Brisk, st John, Mp Nevlus &
Sons.
schr NJ Draper, Mead. Batimoee-Hoyoke Murray.
Steamer Black Diamond, Mcredith Phlade phia.
Steamer Bristol, Wallace. Philadelphia.
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Cristadorn's
and applied r. - CuriTaUcd Hair Dye.-SOld
:, ms wig and scalp ractory. No. 6As.or Houss.
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

| A.-Wcrfter strips Exclude Cold, Wind.
dust &c. ROEBuCK BROS, 5S Fulton street, New York.
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The Fifteenth Amendment to be Adopted.
AUSTIN, Texas Dec. 8, 1869.
The constitution Is carried almost unanimously.
One-thrd OF the voters were not out. The Leatsla-
ture Will ratlfy the fifteenth amendment
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

u. II. F.-The Remarkable Properties Of
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES have been thoroughly
tested since first niroduced Tho demand for them has
steadily increased and, purely their merits
have found favor with those who from pulmonary bronchial
ahmatic complaints, require them. For coughs aud
colds they are eincacous
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

A.-Laiies' Faces Enau,ellei; a!so tho Pro.
paraton Tor sale with insru:oas, by NJ LAUS50J NoJj
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

Proprietary Medicines for Sale, Including
Mexican Mustang Lniment, Lyons Kathairon Magnolia
Balm, Lyons Powder and other valuable articles.
WM. Il. EvERSON, Sc Broadway.
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ErriyQ Rat Nobe.--SeIf-Heip for Young
men who, having erred desire better manhood Sent tn
sealed letter envelopes free Of charge, Address HOWARD
| ASSOCIATION, box I, Philadelphia, Pa.
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-, Rhcumatisn, en-. Neurnlgin, a specialty.-Dr.
legally warranted Prices reduced Sold by all druggists
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

Iron Crossings for French
or Mansard Roofs, of
TWENTY-FIVE different patterns,
uneauallei In beauty OF design.
Illustrated sheets sent on application.
Iron Fronts aud description OF Iron Work
for buildings.
J. l. JACKSON BRO.
Iron Works In Twentycghth street, Second avenue, and
Twenty ninth street New York.
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

| In View of the Deception practiccI by Dcnl-
ers worthless Oroie other spurious yatchea
buyers of genuine AMERICAN WATCHES should nvaria-
/ Nv lemnnd a O genninesi.
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

Fine Watches and Jcwelry
OF ali de scrptons for SALE and REPAIRED by Grst
worSmen. GEO. q. ALLEN Il SON, LIS Broadway. be-
tween Twenty and Twenty eighth Streets and l5
Broadway, door below Canal street,
The New York herald., 1869-12-07

Special Sale Of
WINTER CLOTHING,
DEvLIN a CO.,
AT NO. b2i BROADWAY
(St. Nicholas block.
As we require all the two retail departments
Tor an extensive stock the above store
Tor short ie to close out all goods manufacturer previous
EVERY ARTICLE Is MARKED TO SELL AT LESS
THIN COST, AND LARGE PORTION NJ HALF
THE BEST OPPORTUNITY EVER OFFERED TO BUY
SUPERIOR CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS AT VERY
LOW PRICE,.
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THO StOrm IN Ph1I0deIphIae
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. O. 1869.
About five inches Of snow fell In this city this
afternoon and continued until near midnight. when
it cleared up and the stars came out brightly.
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NAurtue BisNStcrSs
ROTTERDAM, Dec 6-Bark Theonc tNGp. Captain Hell
mers, which arrived from Philadelphia Nov Is aud having
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vii Lubin at Port mn Prince-Salnnve UIti-
mntum-A Rebel Steamer SunIk-Anoiher
AttRck Jncmei-D oininguez in Full
Power.
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BOSTON, Dec. Q, 1860.
A thick snow storm is prevailing here.
The Storm In Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Dec. 9, 1869.
A violent snow storm prevailed here all day. Nov
Ql p. NJ 1t is bright ana clear.
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GALE Of BLAST FURNACES, IRON MINES,
poy sale by aueou June Is 1919 IL Sclook at
S,tIys sIFR And IRON COMPANYS oPFlCR No Psrkpl
~ about glO County Ps4nsyivAhA
pg blast Furnaces mskps seOs $50 iuns irol weeks Mines
ts furnaces iguse on largo fouBdefJ and Ma
vu BIZ water power aud other vsable improvement
a. Of coal produce AMI other ehaie In n,s
manufacturing haness said lASas
i v laIs saairs AZ D. JANIS Treasurer and Agent
foE No 0 Park,Rlsea hes'I0rh
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nArERSnN PROPERTY nd AUCTION-On

PATTERSON PROPERTY ut AUCTION-On
MONDAY June H. 1859 at2 o'clock The property suat,d
dsr Trsnp Mercer PenusrvuAaves The location 81
s prop Is by best 10 tie atg As lies on the onget and
t avenues In the city the midst Of great improvements there
are houses In TIE immediate vicinity that have cost from Eve tbou'ad
Is5U seveuy6ye thousand dollars eIoVOl and msny sore
iy u Brodgay feet The other 20. the
,.. rptIrg from Wsst 90 feet The Of the
bad mvsef With parties buying
have them graded q Tie property lies within nom tea To
Erie Railway depot unung
other road Tor tie tssEtr,
at Of NeWYo and tie hne Not property be td IN
JUN blhhD "''''' 'a 80 Aun SO 'i'-'
A.. USDLH q oure
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- NoKKIs X. GRAMS. AuetonseL
DY TRUSDELL & CRANE, General Auc
I'D tonees and Agents No IS udSoust Hoboken
IN ONB HUNDRED AND ELEVEN III
BUILDING LOTS
Public Auction,
TUESDAY JUNE IS. 1862

GREAT LAND SALE
" AT AUCTION oP
1000 ACRESl
BELONGING TO TR ESTATES OF HENRY SEYMOUR or UTICA,
n. Y, AND JEREMIAH PRICE, CHICAGO, ILL, IN lHb
CITY OF CHICAGO,
COOK AND WILL COUNTIES.
TOWN or JOLIET,
DUPAGB AND GRCEDY COUNTIES
on WEDNESDAY.
THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE 1869,
AT TIE sALRSROOMS OF
A. RUTTBRS h Co,
AUCrIOSFERS
Nos s. T. 0, AND II RANDOLPHSr,
CHICAGO. LII
The PROPERTY now offered public sale comprises o the beat ,nd
near the Bouesrdi and CITY Paris and Therefore prehs
the Ie prospective oBy property s'sHts Tor sac
TITLE PERFECT.
This property pHhsi by the parties ogerSg or as d.
Ttelly from tie Gorsnmeui 10 lbs.
DESCRIPTION.
Pamphlets Will he ued descriptive Of the property ane M fnbdT
into blocks Of about Csc scres each
SALE PEREMPTORY.
SALE TO COMMENCE At 10 O'CLOCK A NJ, AND CONTINUE
UNTIL THIS PROPERTY-wHiCH BY DECREE or THE
UNITED STATS COURT. Is ORDERED TO BIZ PAR.
TITTONKD-Is SOLD.
TERMS OF SALR-Obeuh cash baares tEo. ana ils
ysars, vi Interest annually At per oeut
HORATIO SEYMOUR.
EEerutor estate q HeuTr SeJmoar
l.. g. PAINE FHEER,
Administrator estate Jsrcin. ah Price
wN. a. BUFFERS 90,
Aucf,oresfa
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autiun Sails of graI estut,.
J. JOHNSON. IT.. AuctoneeT.
DY JOHN SON g. MIL LER,
ID AUCTIONRRRs AND

<
RIAL BsTATE BRoKBRs
civ R',os 0 :Di I GSa9 S 1 , f SefS ilS &C.
I. SSa on Gs , pr. i b c5ss Y.
r. NOsTRASD Farm LOTS.
Two Hundred Lots sold to GIFTED buyers 81 the s anon
when the storm compelled the uetones hdu e sale Of ne a
aaT June t. The sale viii Be- sbses,e every p5gcg BI
tS.tsd T 1oI further FROM tie Ss%Yo CITY Han .S .r .d
S c sP on 6s S 1e 1Sn
ton constant surroundings hrse Chances or great rise In Tsue
Depot b, bee" S csfss.'s cost Of $500 dany
has been sSa'es for ,S vi. 5s1 SSSy By s gt.s .ts.
south 81; R,Io,G Ps';SSs 81
Montsgnest, Brooklyn JOHN ELLIOT No. "a Broadway W"
TO Go On morning ROOsev.st FeLy or DI
Ts E o SSa : q S,s'd By 70 o0t ii for he c"Sa
Persons living 10 the upper part Of Buhwk take cara " Ba'h"eh
WEDNESDAY JUNE 20
Great and Absolute Sale Of IO0 magnificent VILLA PLOTS LlP
l. L. adjoining she Great South Bay Fall particulars hereafter
nv n 10, Q p : P 1gp A'o'S g Bpo
NE%JER$si RIAL ESTATE.
No 2 Su PPicsi SsEk
70 VILLA PLOTS a. PLAIEFIELD, MI,
k 6S %R & IF a5S3e1 Su PSa'i e.
q. Bus R an Mountains. oSpS on he R road to
and in the midst Of dPe residences occupied BY
one hour from SsEYorE on The Central Railroad Of j. the mos.
popular road aud most beautiful section OF uu
II l. rapidly filing up population Of EsWYo hmlhes bPe,
train fOn Lbertyst at II the day Of sale Ieneh
On For railroad passes and u pueu
apply oos OF the auciOners No 20 flnest
H. PIERsoS, Auctioneer.
DY A. d. MELLICK, jr., 81 BRO,
I'D Auctoneers and Dealers in NewJersey Real Estate,
- No. % Pinest, \. Y
I IToRSP4T SAX Of $50 q T z. Pf fof
By order Of DE Witt Clinton Jones esq,
... AT NEW PROVIDENCE Station
Railroad about one hour iom New na
mile from Snmmt These lots situated The most
region Of Newyeey among hne sod INN "y
the vicinity summit The
within short distance o. several large towns
will offered desirable modern RbSlDBhCE reeenD eoP'
aud attractive COTTAGE
Special train front the foot Of Barcayst at II Ar.
COLLATION. on the arrival Of The train .,...
railroad particulars Apply AZ
Aueoneers, No % PinesL, Ny
- BoKHIs X. CRANE AuetionssL
DY TRUSDELL & CRANE, General Auc-
s. ludsnusL, iloboken N j.
IN ONB HBHDRBD AND ELEVEN Ill
BUILDING LOTS
Public Auction
TUESDAY JUNE lS 1859
sll2 O'Clock m, on the premises . ,
TRUSDBLL CRANE Will sell, shove part Of tho DEMOI
ESTATE comprising M BUILDING LOTS ncndug the Homestead
North Township adOuhg Hudson CITY and West
Bergnwoo, and Paterson Hoboken and DeMoths
commanding splendid views Of the surrounding county convenient 70
the thus making de-
sirable for private residences snd light taxes
Parties wishing attend the sale take the nson CIV ana es
Hoboken oboken stopping PeonAve, Weft
Hohokcn which through the property =,
TERMS OF SALETen cent aud Aueoneeps ices on day OF
sale cent 80 days. balance on bond and mortgage of hfee
TRUSDRIh CRANES REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE No. - hud'
soust, Hoboken. n J.
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A. J. BLEEcKHH Auctioleeri
TAGNIFICENT COUNTRY SEAT on the
toH CO. vii I'll A. AUCTION on WEDNESDAY 2d June
IL Erehlsss sae,oon two hLEGASt O9UElhi
and TAuylowH dsPots aud 10 minutes eH,e ron s1As'
place comprises seven ,es Of ADD WIN rohtAse
Broadway The gunts laid out The most approved
manner wssde road graded awn' hus vegetable garden
auDspoe great variety OF growing u trees ara Nh'
Thoroughly built stone walls and handsome GU nAOe
well kept up. .,,,,, ,,orsy
The dwelling brick ua vita brown stone Srmming t'f1
% ds veandas north and south on'si erected for the
bu by DAYS substantial manner REGARDLESS, Of
o. I'D finished 10 black walnut the perfect sigls Italian
Win permanent aud marble basins bathroom and water
closets hoo every with segan bares heated
stationary tubs laundry oouvebieut ana rooJ cellar he
Whole house ~ with eonregienee and elegance
OUTBUlLDlNGS.
Ram Of annie accommodation Tor Eve hoesi COW
stable woodhed ice house e 6c e ueS aud 10 perfect oTle
o,.o,. choicest on the 1er being in Grst, sbborhood
surrounded BY come Of the finest Past. 10 'ne county
unsurpassed commanding vide and Hnunp's rsngs ana
die rvrf and FAR surrounding county The bills 81 ocnd
oanty and The whole property free and clear from
spy peumhrauces will be sold e ohss rare OF
n,y Tor The acquisition Of elegant home The preha OF such
property will bear inspection aud invite Investigation 'lsf " an
~ Also adjoining The above
FRAME HOUSE, we'll built eonvstirniy 'Augeo Aba IN goS
orer and convenient ouihung ttanes hsIe &C uouh
ont beautifully shaded ani onamened garden " great extent
ali ntsd and good OrJeT abundance o tma nus 10 garden
and fruit orchard stocked with pear gnne ape aod peach tees
y large spring which supplies hsh pond and bounded
a. one aide running brook 1bs property comprises about eight
neghbohoOd with large frontage On he pu ioal au e anu h
led With the could be sold OF 10 gat Advantage Terms yer,
- [ altered FOR the purchase Of property this Of the Hold
so and the offer worthy the attention 81 capitalists MAPS Plans
photographs and ali particulars At TIE ohee Of me uelo1se rhe
permits be obtained 10 see the premises h he purchase monej
s,n remain on mortgage. Mapsat No II Crdar'st
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Ciin Sruprrtp 90 St.
A PART OF A HOUSE TO LET furnished,
to small family Of adults Best reference required No - West
Twenty-siIthst -
A LARGE and desirable HOUSE on Thirty
n ohrhst, RENT : 400 per great bargain to
hrtelass ieHsnt j. {. FREEMAN & Co, No 22 Broadway
A FRONT OFFICE to LET, 2Ox32 feet, rent,
~ s5 per month also half o 2oIs feet rent $ per
month In story brick building No 5i2 Upper Peart rear Broadwy
ALEXANDER KSOX.
ITO LET--SECOND STORY of FIRE
PROOF BUILDING No ~ Duane Inquire in Office below on
the premises
TWO STORES to LET in the Tribune Build
ipg. Nos and sRRUCEsT Also the entire SECOND FLOOR
sIisudpg Nos and wild steam The building Gre
proof Apply at The Tribune oace.
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring TO purchase or rent such property
win find il 10 their interest 10 advertise in THE TRIBUNE
IT, circulation exceeds that OF any other news
manor and in addition 90 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
WILDE found not only NewYork and all It's cities ana
village, but in every State and Territory throughout the
1yu,on Tho advertisement should be rs brief as VIII
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear 10 inc
reader wo would especially dwell on the iact 'I' tno
,s,u.r, a. tho three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
semi weekly and Weekly. comprise individuals In every
business profession; consequently advertisements IN each
are read by al classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention 20 reports OF sales OF real estate both IN c
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF It's col
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DUTHERFURD PARK HOTEL,
~ rur pAssAIC RIYER.

ON THE PASSAIC RIVER,
E-s miles OF 30 minutes from the City Hail. NeNl0tk. va kne k
way NOW OPEN elegantly furnished and ssorogghI tea II
meet f,r transient guests Fcass cooking az. ae
snce Delightful bathing boating aEd tbng spacious arg
grounds. ample facilities Tor @blng lbe NrlS III
lni tlehies
sTJ Tor in every partleula Appy THq WELLS oAer OF
he ST. Iaaes Hotel Nelok at the Hotel ~ p 02g1L w ss
CPRING HOUSE, Vall0nia Springs, Broome
y Co n Y-JRROMB B. SANDS. hePdeor-l bis deglta sam
mer reort will be opened the lsi o. 9lay If lne
a., me propdeor pleasure rendering BIS th-ns 10 ia
numerous ys during last aud respectfully solIs SER patron
80 "a s,copr,gemut Ia the cOug He promises DIS lest
s to make bis guests comfortable and happy Dung lSr ''oara
with him. -,,-.,.t.... .....,,t..
s-d bur located In midst ~ Gid and striking scenty Iha one
& M. fr famed valley beautiful SuslIehanua tey piesent
apres Of interest class Of those eekn Saer rof
ROT he noted resorts 10 the country
the valley roads siodng pleasant dfFes or e
n exercise carriages being Always Al As '"
the visitors $500. .-.. - . NJ, ~, .i.,..
'Ae lf'P''s''' TFRgs@S 10 per Week or 81 per Day,