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The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-16
ggwh.eh he was hsIa by those vho kaew him

winch he was held by those " ho knew him best
 ResOlred, That we deeply mourn the sudden and untimely fate of our esteemed friend thus
 srulhlessiy torn from our midst, in the prime of
 sliie, when full of hope and vigor, and we ten-
 der our heartfelt sympathy with bis bereaved
 family, in this their deep afliction. Resolred, That these resolutions be publish Jed in the WEEKLY ARIzoNAN, Santa Fe Gazette, Nea7 Aerican and Rocky Mounta in Herald and that copy be sent to the mother and
 brothers of Col Stone, in Delaware county. New York, the place of his nativity. On motion the meeting adjourned sine de. J. E. MCCARTHY Secretary
The Weekly Arizonian., 1869-10-16

RETRIBUTIcN lila terrible vengeance wreak-
 fed upon their murderers might atone for the leath of our lamented pioneers and the brave ssoldiar8 who fe. vish them, then we might re. sioice instead of mourn over the recent dreadful scalamity enacted at the hands of that accursed race inbs0iting, with us this unfortunate Ter" sritory The particulars of the pursuit of the Indians by Lieutenant Winters, after the cap lure of the stage and the murder of the party, 5are as follows On the morning of the 7th inst Lieutenant Winters with body of cavalry left Apache p ss in pursuit. 4 few hours subse- squentiy he sent back a dispatch that he Was scIose o,ou the Indians, and stated as his belief sthat detachment of troops could be sent inn ! arnedIatey to a certain point iu the mountains, s the band might possibly be headed of. Co.'s Barnard and Dunn, acting upon the suggestion,
 started immediately with twenty mounted men flor the point indicated, but before they reached that place met the Lieutenant returning with sall the stolen cattle as well as the mall stock land two IDdian ponies he had already over- taken tho I2iians, fought them, and killed twelve wa--io.s and two squaWs. he fight was levide IL ne sof the very hottest yet had with Indians in Arizona; regular hand to-hand Icondict tho Indians, partly trusting in their overwhelming numbers and partly because hey conld not hope to escape by flight, for once in their history showed spirit of re- sistance So hotly was the ground contested that three soldiers were wounded by the lances 'ofthe enemy. But they soon left everything land fled. Their infamous leader, Cachise, was wounded and will probably be taken, or have Ihis bloody career otherwise finally curbed by he party now on his trail.
 We subjoin the following, from letter writ ten by Mir J. Boseile, at Apache Pass, to friend in Tucson, every word of which we en.. !dorse. He says: Lieutenant Winters deserves the highest praise for his prompt action and |undoubted vaIor. In fact, if Colonel Barnard had been here at the time that the first dis patch arrived We have every reason to think that Cachise and his whele party would have been killed or captured"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SBw.YoRS...............". August
CLEARED.

PORT OF .,.........AusHsi
CLEARED.
S,mshps-Niagsra Bakeman Richmond 1c' Nefsu' beA''s
S6psJohn Bright Harding. FrAncseo Jo'es Th0EA HE
ricksen Lsrou and OpOrto.
'BaTk-Zepbyrine Pennington Perusmbleo 49,.
Brigy-W A. Rogers Merrill, Ngo. Gluletu llns,osIu
Tairo,p Cook Snrnam: Ellen Kerr 81 Johns " p Flor Sos
SE ar orders; n II Havauc LsB2nc Cow Bay, g. b. b. y NA'1'
Ispev Cartenas; Caprera Blanchard Celfusfos ,,,.,
Se6rs-J Atwood. Gssbaw. lnagaa J. Hnss i hs pbsis
Gen Wentworth Robbins Calssi A G. Iite0iEbi I'e"Hio'
mia. Sarah Jane Ferguson. 81 Johns. n T.
Soop-Haryest, COruin, Providence
ARRIVED. -, "a
Steamship Russia, Lott, Liverpool Jul' ~ VIA
ms.s anI Wb,,,., woohun Charles,on. u5se ard pa's
RsrI Gers Bapdao Giuseppe. Mont Legnor u o-ls' -
RAN Cieppegos Allen CieHegos II GAYS ss i.... IN Il,
RI Caib JAYNE 81. CroK Y DAYS, sgs' - $3.50. T.. ~.
mort brig Lo6i. CLARK % sail for TURKS l'@'ui 0AA "
iG Rss sue 81 Asso Gsulo Palermo April 49, via Gibraltar NAY "
-. r. s. davs railroad irou.
Bark Orion We SeS NI. hPIi % va Gibraltar May a. fruit
Drg tIvs.e jsbps6n Guantanamo Is days sugar
Dig aia n ri,rer Gardner DemaTaa 70 days, sugar
Snls S,s.loa steele Cabaden IL days molasses . 49,.
Aougomerr Borden baraeoa Jays Hu" ~ f0P
~, F,snk IloN aid, for Nee-lok 10 days
se snh "a v Crasd Pe,tis weatworth n s. days plaster
seSr Henry Merritt sbulee, \. s.. July Is, piing
sehr Haana'"j anses Wallace Savannah dare .aabeE
ESnh.ck Grab Harao Island days, Paeapp.es
SIR H. w MeCoay Hubbard Nesbera, n dafs iAroA4 heS
Sehr WIN r. GessneT Bgbert. GeorgetoNui D. &
schr Welcome Z Beebe, Alexandra, Va
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN Aug 3Arriyed Slips Dorset from C.eusi Aeu,as.
from Calcutta bark Agate, from LOalea; 6rs Map IA b'Ahs "
P0rtAuPnHce.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoSDoSpRRR1 July 23-The steamship PeraVaa H0H S-s''
ryed al this port today
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Aug. 3, IS5

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, Aug. 3, 1862
1t seems rather unaccOuntable that the eX-
eursOn trains TO the real estate sales which have taken
place IN Long Island and NewJersey during the last
four or five weeks have taken out ten, eleven,
and twelve car loads, while in May
and June they rarely exceeded three four Messrs.
A. d. Melick jr. Brothers sale to-day at Orange was
exception the exceptional state Of things above
noted The special train 10y the Morris and Essex Road
was made up Of II cars and was crowded with more
than COO passengers. Messrs Bradford Edsall,
the detectives whose leruces had been wisely secured
for the OCCASION elected twenty Objectionable char
acters this side Of the tunnel leaving most orderly and
respectable party The sale passed of very satisfactorily
the property sold realizing $4,000 The house and
lot on Prospeetst. dot 6Ox1sO brought $500.
The number Of transfers Of real estate recorded
last month in New-York is 459, the aggregate con
slderation S52s and the average consideration $622l
The number Of transfers than half those recorded
b February. and the aggregate consideration compares
stil more unfavOraby. IN reckoning the number OF
transfers those deeds included in which only NOni
nal considerations are named. The table below, In
which the figures given for each month IN the year
sleary exhibits the effects Of the dizziness which has come
over real estate Manhattan Island during the Spring
and Summer months
Mr. s. DiDgees sale Of new FrenchrOof cottages and
building plots overlooking the Hudson River, at Catsk
and facing Prospect Park and the Prospect Park Hotew
take place on Thursday at o'clock on the prem
ises The peculiar situation Of the above property, being
on the summit Of Prospect Hill, and aording extensive
views Of the Hudson for miles north and south, and also
Of the Catsk Mountains and its close proximity to one
Of the most fashionable Summer resorts in the State
renders It very desirable a Summer residence tram
leaves via Hudson River Railroad az and return
ing leaves Catskl at $50 The CatskiH boats leave
per foot Of DesbrOsses-st y. r. at m. arriving in
time the SALE Maps OF the property may be had at
the Office OF the auCtiOneer, No. Plne-st.
The large farm Of Bacon q Hyde at Astoria was sold
last week to German Cooperative Society Of this city
for $225OOO The farm consists OF 81 acres with dwell
years ago at $4,000 The farm Of Mr. A. C. Henry adj
Joining consisting Of % acres with elegant dwelling
and spacious out-budings has been sold for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring to purchase or rent such property
win find II to their interest 70 advertise in TIE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any otner news
paper and in addition 10 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only NowYork and all its elites and
villages but every State and Territory throughout tho
Union. The advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader. We would especially dwell on the 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
are read by all classes TIE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention 70 reports OF sales Of real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly 10 tho value OF s col
umu as an advertising medium The charges for adyor
tsng arc as follows: DAILY TRIBUNE 2j cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, g per llue SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 25 cents per line About words Of
onr wide columns average line Terms cash IN advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
p4oSENcERS ARRLTED

FROM LTvRaPOOIIn steamship Rasa Aug. 3Mr and Yrs,
II Sbey Mrs p Grant H. ". Sibley, NJ aud Mr. Cornell
children and nurse AMI M ani Mr. Stone a.
daughters Tuh H. ScLreker g. T. knight Ms haesl an'
TIM T. Martin J. O. Haves H. Winded s. swan 3 J. sSan II
IIaeaud Mrs W. W HAYES and ilnt IL staFtiaAn
b Eugh Smh Dr. Barns ay aud child J. W Angnstslf
n H. scrsart J. M Malcolm. Mrs l. ~ SeyTsar az
Miss Jessup and purse Rev L Goodss Mss Coesl
Miss Logan Forrest an maid Mrs and MAS Holmes ~ ,n'
Mrs Howe M Dillon Miss b0l and servant ~ ani M
Moore Glenderf Mr. aud Nh SaHgeT Ma "a
YER Ms Graves Beicn. Lougmofe, Jackson u CSh ~
g Logrv infnt child Mr. and Mrs Tou. NJ 80 Mr w ~
lev Mr. aud Mrs Il White Mr. Provost c Nison Nv no
5ep Notnau Brown NJ A1d Mrs Eshuu. a. and As bri
rsp Nr and Ms Codngtou. Robinson ~ Cole
Clsrk ssd Msrgau Carpenter Il Ii Wheeler J9aes
M ieassotovch Jr J Creighton. Charles Jobnson. D
Warreu Barker. A COnuor. Thosnas harrington
Mr. Carol ThOs TVee W s. Lewis W Hodges W Opeutom J.
Devn IT, Dr. JanoT Dr. Sims Mr. ADD Mn Williamson, a Were
tsudt " H. Peo Wood C. Lester Grs Wood and daughter J.
Bushor lady P. Fueau Miss Freaesu W asd hiS bsoa
NJ aod Mrs H. Brown Graves T. Ro1 Nr an NE ,ch go
ds Mr. ana Mrs Edndge W. r. Peuuemaun, " H. Bss Mr. ls
top A. Fowler McMsster Sir McGrath SMITH, MeAean No
Bsrror Mrs Berstalt Osborn; J. H. kans9n W II bsaeh
@ NJ isoasri NJ Randolph Rotchs J. Nsriios and
Mr. Low Eghard d. Pearson f. Freneay aad eb K
Dowiing NJ. Simoni-total IA psseugeTs
FROM steamship haahsttsn Aug ~ a =
FoHtsue Mrs p H. LEXIS Hove Mrs Rguour hs Rogers Mrs.
NJ bennett Brs r. RvaBs Boylstsa. J. r. r RayeBel ~ =
Streauer X. Pedieu. Mrs bins Kiss j. Smlth Mis- " 4
OIrev Miss Rogers Miss Ash Johnson H. Crane
Thomson 1lrs McArr daughter, G. T. B1ytau scbsder
wife children H. A. Bornton, H. J. Neyu = - Fee o. r.
Tasbeuy Otto Samer wife sol ebs,en = hggDs
r H. Browne Dr. W b. Wells, Mss A. l. Merse, T. NJ Alrsaa T"
n Gardner Mrs Seckerdorf and child Mrs SomoDs " oBnen
" j. yereu ". T. Britain, Mrs Banda b AeCfeery asd ~
On .eCk
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Grand total 1905

It win be observed that in this table the distance from
England 70 Nova Scotia by the water part OF the route
Is only 764 miles, saving OF about l25O miles as com
pared with the route from NeW-hOrK 10 Liverpool
Swift ocean steamers seldom average more than IL miles
an hour whereas locomotives can readily run 40 miles,
making saving Of 26 miles per hour for distance tat
requires nearly four days by 10 is safe to
days between London and Chicago can be saved
BY the Newfoundland route. But the trip will be more
expensive, for there must be three changes from
rail TO steamer, and the must run over
roads owned by many different companies. The
the line proposed not finished in either Maine,
Nova Scotia Newfoundland nor do we see any pros
pect that can ever transport freight at prO or dt
Ii will command much passenger uaihc NoVerthe-
less II steamships and cars can be established ana mann
tanned on this route IL will be great accommodation for
the transportation Of mails and Of those travellers VINO
are n great haste desire 10 make the ocean part OF inc
trim as short as possible As time is money at our pres
emf rate of progress It will be many years before the
Newfoundland Will be preferred by many OF those
who cross the Atlantic. lAlta CaLnOlhla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
LONG IsLAED-IMPORTANT SALES OF REAL
ArrHr

The large farm OF Messrs Bacon Hyde situated near
Hunters Point on the Newtown road and the new road
to Jamaica, has been purchased by German cooPeIa'
tive association Of this city for the large sum OF
As an evidence of the advance Of real estate III this
neghborhoOd IL may be stated that this properly was
offered a few years ago for $4,000 Inc farm
consists Of 90 acres, with farmhouse anu
oubuildincs The farm Of Mr.. Armstead c. Henry ad-
Joining the above and consisting OF rs acres I'm an ere
CANT dwellngaud spacious Ou5uildings mas Deen SVd
for the sum OF $4,000 The accommodations presented oy
the addition OF the new railroad connections WIN tne
lines TO Brooklyn together with the new highways NH,J
are about TO he laid ont has had tendency to greatly
enhance the price Of real estate IN the heghDOAOOu VI
Hunters Point, and induce settlement there
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04

THE ARSENAL ROBBERY IN PHILADELPHIA
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 3.-The money stolen
from the IT, g Arsenal last week has been rec 7ered
If was found concealed in the Arsenal grounds The safe
had been opened with an old key No arrests have yet
boon made, but all the empOyes are under surYeuahec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-04
ANN1HILATTYG TINE.

FROM LONDON TO CHICAGO IN EIGHT DAYS AND
TWENTY HOURS - FROM LONDON TO HONG
KONG IN THIRTY-sEYER DAYS AND SIXTEEN
HOURS.
The construction of the Pacific Railroad, and
She proposed construction of two others mas
terminal fever Inn the East as well in the West IN
State San Francisco Oakland Vallejo, Bencla San
celtic and San Diego have been actCd; IN
Territory Oympia SeilacOOm aud Seattle; ana on ne
Atlantic side New York Jersey City, Portland ana ~.
fax We have received from the Mayor OF Portland INC
prospectus Of company which proposes 10 eoHstruCL
road from that city Rutland, VIZ where u Will COlneo
pectus Is accompanied b. series OF resOll'o
by the CHICAGO Board OF Trade, declaring hat the WOu
favor the shnmpnt Of merchandise 10 and from EUROPE
at Portland IN preference 10 NcwNOik, ana thaI 'ng
would regard q line Of railway ron FOiuau'! 70 o.
Johns, n F. via Halifax, part OF the great trans
continental road The following schedule OF uIa.lloS
time, and modes OF conveyance from mere 10 Iol,s
BY the proposed route was accepted by the Chicago o"d
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6ouniu Hral 6statf for Salt.

EOR SALE. .,,,,
THB SCIIAGHTICOKB LINEN MILL, .
Situated twelve Troy 10 the village Of ats fa' 9aey
Sebagbke connected by Troy and Boston Railroad
excellent Of about two hundred hoe power
from The evering oosc River Collins Wheel nov ~ o. ~
horse pow,r main building substantial brick and slate roof built
in Inside Measurement, B feet 2eh
inch ceilings, brick wing attached ~ et
inches toSory attic and basement store o
feet hy Bleach Dye House hoor ana A %
feet inches inches with 10 Nurse HarsOns patent
Boiler contained therein
Seven brick and slate roof built IN 1907 'sJ
substantial and good.
Terms easy. ., A. N,
premises not sold within AreasonAbe hme beJ wi"
be for rent
For further particulars inquire Of
A. PACKER Trinity Buildings, No III BroadwaJ " j.
GEO. A. FELLOWS No. % broadway, n Y.
AMOS BRIGGS.
Har's Pals, EeW-Yorf.
HARMS at GREENWICH, COnn.-17 acres,
$1,000, acres $500 20 1880; 65 acres Sto
otbers J. W. ATWATER, Cosrob Bridge Station, Conn
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NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

Captains pursers this port equesisd =
deliver addressed the Newior Associated Press oa u
persons exhibiting tue written authority Of J. W. Sonto1 oeafA
Agent packages tie Journal Qf C0HHs Iqss IkBuH
World EfpTtss ErsaiHg Poet Commercial fa'fi.s sa
ZeuHg aud Yorker DOka should AIS be delivered o1ii
oil sraFeor
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MtOiral.
Proposals.
TREAsvRr DEPARTMENT August 2. 1850.
gDR STATIONERN.-Scale(

TREAsvR1 DUP,RrNFNr, August 2. 1850
PROPOSALS FOR STAIlONEh1 ;-Seealeu
p,r, Tor furnishing stationery for the use Of ne United states
Cg,o osr. for ending June 80 5e W." De received "
~ until the 81 day StpgnbeI 1902 az " O'CLOCK H.
ps,t f,rps Tor bidding be furnished upon application
Ts IA, will be- considered and accepted " rejected Item W @
Contracts be executed by the successful bidders "lh A u
sne being called upon 80 20 do D., A. f.. Al. Ado,
the quantities % orders hom The Department" AD
,tirs ouapss will boGeye be called for during TIE year
F proposal sne by the individual or tm making ana
he sreoppanie bond With sufficient suete 10 Tue sh OF
Thoasani Dollar, 10000 approved BY United states once e
ni,rt In ,hch tho slrees reside do business on hIm 70 W
H. M. Debsrtent The execution OF
Tor nhng portion the articles a. may be AWARDED aAue' "
And the performance Of the sane . I,.u.t T.. a..
viii be sub Inspection BY an expert detailed ior the
,no h, the Secretary aud the delivery OF AZ
s w sufficient 10 Aala the eon'rae9 AZ As 0H
pses mat be free Of charge the Treasury Department Wash
ingtou. Al. copty,rt will one
% :. The for,ture entire penalty Of the bond or ue
of,b r.smrt direct the purchase 10 open narto h
uss Of sny sees shall be Necessary 20 sPp 'I ,ntgs Of ae
Sy heh IL shall necessary 70 pay for such Srner -
by satisfactory bond VII not oe
l he an arled on established manufacturers o.
cred Sus COW ~. .,~tis. GEORGE +. BOUTWELL,,
or ueASH H. Nv N" o the Treasury.
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TREAsUaI DEPlRTnEsT,
o,v,cr o. THE SUPERVISING AHcHlrEcr, July 10. 1909
rpAIED PROPOSALS will be received until


oyucS or THE SrPEEVisINo AEchrEcr' July H. loo9 q,
CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received untll
IA 1869 Tor furnishing aud dey eng at The site Of TIE New
- % New Yofk in such quiHtes and at such tunes a. ma DC r.
u "a ool feet more oT less OF dimension uhANii eeH
qs.s Te, from seams stains The stones W." average
en- lei each will De fah to me square anu W.
G furnishing and delivering a. above 900 en9ie {3s ~ m ar
A' LIMESTONE, North River hUBBLh 70 DC nav
W" IA 1ouud aud breaking With clean square fracture Que
% se - ul stones contain rot lees than ehpc tesh v
quarter 70 Is,s "A cubic feet be less than inches tule
stone 70 900 yd, hard durable SIONE broken 10
4. So ~ ems eggs suitable for concrete -.
M lie BY the cubic foot aud yard ana VIII NC sep
blus w ~ itssnfon stone rubhe aud concrete 81, -,
10 be made monthly delivery and aeeepanee o. ne
a. Superng Architect, bis Agent aeSucung " Pef eeh
completion OF the contract 10 N
Az b isr, that bidder Will accept aud perform the eont,s
,sn 10 He heeney Of the security 10 DC eer'si 70 " ~
u aHs1sa 49, ofths District where the bidder resides -
% nomsul r,'erys, the right to sc' any OF az os at
Inc 80 nes II the GoveumsUt 70 do 90 and any u 'A
deemed III ever respect TO this advertisement VAL not DC ''N
'dsred 10 be iudOued Proposals for Dimension Bubble anu
Courrss stone s.. Iii ,h,, In all e,., s,mple Of the
Bidder, 6 cube shaving the different styles oil ea'Ab
stone hsJ "a slowing the quality OF the material 1890,
suitable TO- A. b. MULLBTr, Supervising Aree'e'''
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6itp ilEoptrip TO GIT.

TWO STORES to LET in the Tribune Build
Eg, Nos ,bd sERUCEsr Alec the SECOND FLOOR
s1terl1F over = 1he badias i io
proof Applyat The IHbgre OGce.
TNO LET-OFFICES en- suite, first floor, at
L No. IS Nss'iutt Rent lov.
VNO LET-Desiablo LOFTS for business or
frr-rsres a, Ilqurs % MARVIN Cos No 265 Broaisy
az CHURCH-ST.-NE STORE and
- BASEMENT 25I75 feet, rsH 200 mou'h also ffos
OFFICE % LET 23 month aso bali oi
montb 10 siou tTst egd1g 70 ~ Upper
Peai.tt Broadway. ALEXANDRA hHoA
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Fort -GluSrus' Hottie.

sT,rE o. HsU.IokE
PoRr.w ARDENs' OyFtcE, No - 'l'lNH -.
NOTICE is hereby given, IN aecoduaS49 "a. hstSs
section of The Act passed Aprl IT, 1917, uI~ a -.
Rroreani,e the Oaee Of the Port o. NV 80 Sasy
,s,sstsd in or having charge The shee nA'si" sSs
Sstap ar snrvv n Al the Iesseh are uos III
tor by the that the saa 80 s oa osr AL
t o rIstsd rh Ten dAJs saceeelas VA so"ee W O'
Vessels;
Niagara. ssss'ss.'s' '''''''''''''s
Stsamshin CITY Of Wasbing ton..
RaTkI
Rail- s'sss'''.'s'.s
p.rkF suter
R.rkK
RoeO
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ChvyOt ....................s.h L.
ti...hon,ne
S<sE 0ls''ef''''''' ,,iINTHoKXK ToNPkIhS. rssas-s
Ia az HEA1InAH, seeEsAFE
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gtuoklpn gtaI estate for saI,.

TOR SALE-One of the most desirable places
Bookyl being the third house east Of fhht5e 10 Nl1hsi
consisting HOUSR built 81 BRICK 81 feet square with al modern
improvements TEN LOTS Of GROUND covered With in AID
shade grapevne e. within ten minutes Nak 81 Prospect FAf
For particulars inquire Of OATMAS, 0u thc premises
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gousts unS farms Ulanitb.
EARM WANTED-j0 10 100 acres, with
neat r17raus boil arr Bruusvick NhreEs5urT,
j. or H hr viciHir Babron T. vhha jarryi brosu
stone hons. be grsa payment Srud tl pa
ouar, 90 NJ f. rutland Co. no Beetmaust hsr.iors,
WANTED to purchase for Cash-A HOUSE,
viit some er frousl ftasird the vicinity of CuiOu,
Washington or Ns Yor Brootvn Orlr tfst A property
MI be- rereptsf AdIr.ss Box No i5 A. T.. Poet Ohcs
description and p ofeu q property eou'dcrtd eontaea
usL
NVANTED-A good COTTON PLANTA-
TIOS oa sssrr osfdos erehaags or good
Nes.Yort Property Aalres,. ). y IuUate O1oe
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StaI 6stai, TO 6rtbang,.

8taI estate TO 6uhamg,.
EOR EXCHANGE-A nice HOUSE, with
modern improvements stable &C.. Elizabeth, Tor 3story
side Of town below Ffeh JONES 81 Cdar'I
DOR EXCHANGE-An elegant GOTHIC
HOUSE outuidngs Eve acres Of land eIeent tmt IN greet
variety 90 Cvpreave Eas NewYor for RESIDENCE worth ron
1000 to 5000 EeuYork Ea River aud Ssrenhve
Fourteenth and SIteihss BlGGS No 70 has'A@st
VlO EXCHANGE for dry goods or clothing
fr.class BUILDING 10 Of TIE best locations Brook
len riit fr busBes. rurgosss A. BIGGS Is NassausL
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Summtr Sttrtats.


ALBURGH SPRINGS HOUSE-Ihis large,
~ new ary beautifully located Hotel With neg furniture
throughout will the reception Of guests on AID Ae jay J.
me wonderful medicinal Qualities Of the Springs stuaed here the iavo
Ale location ChampaB the extended mountain and
se scenery ercsu boatug aud thug make tls popust
resort Tor visitor, further particulars address ALBUhuH sPRIhGs
HOUSE, AbuIgh spnngs W
belmont HALL, SchOolcy's Mountain. n.
ID j. 20" open @t Gussi' ID a. ohOn ELL,
COLLINS HOUSE, Great Darlington, Mass
few ROOMS DO t, delightful Summe resort 10 LII ior The
season Terms 80 per DAY; sl2 % go per week PEok
GUNNER BOARD may be obtained at HUD-
- son RIVER INSTITUTE Claysraek ~ Y special terIni 70
large families with children Address the REV MONO FLACk An
VNHE COLUMBIA HOUSE, at CAPE MAY,
opened tbs b. the former proprietor GEO
BOLTON Of Bolton Hotel Harrisburg PsnH aud has the promise
Of IT, usual select and and extensive pAtfonaEe.
WHITE MOUNTAINS, MOUNT MANS
w PIELD. LAKES MEMpIgEMAGOG AND WiLLOuGHBl.
FINEST LAKE SCENERY IN TIKI UNITED STATES.
VIA COESECIlCUT RIVER VALLEY.
% MILES SHORTER THAN ANl OTHER ROUTE
Leaves Neu.York SeRaten Railroad al l2.l3 (uOonl or
n or by Geu.llsyen steamer a. Peek alp, at 3:l3V
SATURDAYS l2 train sleeping siiacbs goes through to
the Lake. without atop.
Maps particulars Appeons BaNE Jude aud bHfts tado
OF Connecticut River Valley.