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SUPREME COURT-CHANBERs.
Dec;siopN Ky Judge Barnard. Berg agt.
ordered TO pay costs.
CRIMINAL COURTS.


James NJ. Sheehan, residing at No. 263 Mon
roe-st i'm drunken fury yesterday morning, selzed q
can of hot water and dashed its contents over ms
wife who AT the time holding In her ans a ehlIn
to months old The greater volume of the water zen
mon the child, scaldng its back and limbs IN terroe
manner Sbeehan was brought up before Jnsuce
under 500 hail TO answer for his crime at the General
Sessions - Thomas Barnard, Ward politician, amused
himself on Thursday night by insulting women. lie was
arrested bv officer OCOnnOr OF the Seventh frcchcl,
and resisted ferccy, striking the officer seyer sewers
blows in the face He committed III detaut OF soVo
hail 10 answer at the General Sessions ROBERT vance
and Thomas OBrien, both residing AT NO 5Oy i;dso
Twelfth-st had alteration on Thursday hlght "HS
o,Rricn drew large knife and stabbed vance III tne
thigh causing a severe and probably fatai WOhnu'
orien was committed in default Of $1,000 bail 10 an
swer al the General Sessions.
As Mrs. Ann Wilson of No. 10 Wayerley-
,laco as riding i'm Thrdave. yesterday she lel
covered that her pOcketbOok containing ell was gone
she charged Jennie Brooks middle-aged WOMAN "H9
at next 10 her with the theft and the latter confessed
tbet she had taken pocketbOOk, and promised 10 re-
urn II when she left the Both got out AT INV
~ and Jennie handed the pocketb0ok 10 Mfs VII
an lint tbe money had vanished Jennie was bf0ugh..
hef1re ustice Bxby at Yorvlle Police Court ana heiu
i - 900 hail for trial Capt. Mcdonnell OF the IWcity
frst Precinct Yesterday, arrested James Kane aas
Mrtber who was engaged in the burglary committed III
the storc OF Joseph d. Powers at No TAG BfOadway on
tbe 10tb of Juy when $500 worth OF cloth was stolen
The prisoner is 49, and had part OF the stolen properly on
him when he was arrested He Was committed 10 tia
I'm default Of 5000 bail.
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MASONIC ASYLUM.

As may be seen by the following correspond
ence between NJ W. John II. Anthem, Grand Master OF
Nasons of New-York and number Of the fraternity,
GRAND monster picnic is TO be arranged the proceeds 10
be for the benefit OF the new Asylum fuDd: 49,
W ~ JoHS H. ASTHoS GrdRf Master Of Ads1s or Ne0 OK
DyR SIN AND BROTHER: Undersigned sincerely deSrou OF
rromoir the building hall in this city, IN or that rs sIe
nu NAV applied charitable IN tue endowment OF an
Avum and believing labor according to Their srrnth
have worked for years past propose 70
organize picnic Of the large PARIS IN me oHtsis
n civ the rocee 70 be devoted the Hall and Asylum fund
should the undertaking your approval they believe na
clesr gain of 5000 be realized Tor me tunl, ana
M suh obtain from the brethren hey VIII ce
f IN an The work Of arranging ud carving e s't
corpeoD In asking approval OF the Undertaking % Ao
Tor YOUR authority call meeting Of OF s
near invoke their assistance and enthusiasm 10 me
On The other band pledge themselves gentlemen and Mason %
II The PROPOSED Festivals with views or you you'd
desist from any further prosecution Of the PLAN
FraternalB,
Signed VIM T. Anderson. Daniel Scke Robert Maeoy, H. u a
ter T. A. Rchshofer H. PAX Robert Black j. j. C"lch Joh
Iaoe JoIu " simon T. Woodruff, {. T. HsThon james ~
Ausn Thompson John j. Goman John BOYD John y 1sA
p u, WV T. ANDERSON and Others Committee.
W r W w And DEAR BRETHREN: lhaye Just received yoli
spucton without my approval OF your plan OF pc 10 su
The Hall and l. Of course heartily ana oofHau ~
full sanction and euue yhpt' 70
his The OF the representatives Of lodges nA'o
authority 10 aud would recommend that II be hei1 unei
Sepy Of one the R. Deputy Grand Masters Of the Cu Of
M Of the craft the Grand be kept splrSd al the pro-
g.s arrangements picnic With earnest thanks iof your a
il WIS ''-' ~" J. H. ASTHOS, Grand Master
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRR. Friday, July 20, 1870.
most important and successful sale of
suburban property was made on Thursday The ocea-
sion was the offering of third section OF Mr. Andrew
Wilson, jrs Grand Park at Mamaroneek, westminster
Co. The day was propitious Heavy clouds protected
the large number OF people from the suns rays that
burned with such fury for many ayspreyousy the
bidding OF the most animated character and about
% plots Of ground varying from to acres each Were
disposed OF for aggregate amount Ot sOiZ0 0o lhe
prices per varying from $3.50 to $500 The aG-
tioneers were Messrs. A. j.. Blocker, Son Co. ~ n
Ludlow & Co.. and A. II. Muller Co.. who, in rraternai
spirit divided the abors. the honors, and the prons OF
the day.
This SALE the closing for the present OF the Grand
Park property, reflects great credit upon MI wilson,
whose enterprise has done much for Mamaroneck aud
Rye and that whole section Of Westchester County, as
well upon the many auctiOneers of real estate who,
from the first, have given to Mr.. Wilson the dement, OF
ther large experience in preparing me property LOT
the market.
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring purchase rent such property,
will find it to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF other news
paper and in addition 10 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NewYork and all its cities and
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
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
subsc for the three editions of THE TRIBUNE Daily
semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently in each
are read Inv All classes The TRIBUNE deYOtes especial
attention ports sales real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value OF its col
nmns AZ advertising medium. The charges Tor adNer
tising are a. follows DAILY TRIBUNE 20 cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is cents per line. ABOUT ten words OF
ouI wide columns average line. Terms cash in advance
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SUCCESSFUL INDUSTRIAL PARTNERSHIP.


We have before noticed the adoption of the
Industrial Partnership system by Messrs Brewster &
Co.. carriage manufacturers of this City. The system is
a variation OF the purely cooperative principle and not
as commendable in its operations nevertheless 1t has
great advantages for both employer and workmen The
dividends which the latter receive of the profits of the
concern are dependent wholly upon the industry they
display, while the advantage to the employer results
from economy which the wOrkmen display and such
others as naturally result from the constant and unnter
rupted labor shop Of experienced men. Messrs.
portant and it appears from the card of the wormen,
publish below that they too, are satisfied with
the operation.
There are numerous other establishments which have
adopted this system with what result we do not know
but shall glad publish for the benefit of other firms
and wOrkinGmen generally.
The following is the card of the wOrkngmen OF Messrs
NEw-YoRK, July 16, 1870.
Whereas Those who receive any special benent should
show their appreciation the by appropriate
expression of their feelings and.
Whereas The members of the Brewster q Co. lndus-
trial Association have Just received dividend OF three
a half 8ll per cent the wages earned by cdcn
member deem II but just TO themselves ana 70 Messrs
Brewster Co.. to give expression TO their sentiments on
the OCCASION Therefore, be 1t ,.,,r a.,
RcSolred, That Brewster d Co. having faltbluIy Iu
filed every promise which they have given to the Aso
cation We members thereof beg 10 assure Brewster
A. Co that we will individually and collectively co
operate with them in their undertakings, ana by every
in power advance our mutual lhtclcsts AHu
ResoIred That our representative in the Board OF Gov
errors he empowered TO express these our sentiments
Chairman of Committee on part Of Association.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK .."...'

FORT or NBW-YORk. .....'' 10
CLEARED. -, -.
s,s.r.bip.Pnoe GrogAn LyefPooli Cy OF rans p,Is
ai' n r Pbelps Bane, Philadelphia Bnso nt pbiis
d",hs. NJ Msssey Smith, PhladepiAi " N""S'''A' N'
deba; Sarah Jones PbiladerLs r.As,.s. Olsen Cork
a. ,n.n ELirdge iion Union, Foagere hahah ~, V.v
"Ty.Wip6sB Miller Queenstown American Ch""' '0" NY
4 a. Rncha Philips,
toriss b Wagner st. John, n b. Florence bal, M
poia,.r MILL Providence Frank Waller ben. p
c,aot Htadshas st. John, \. b. Star, SroNe boso"
ARRIVED. - ,,,h
Steamship Siberia Harrison, liverpool jay ~ anu 4'
via Boston k9th, nise , ot.. Iuiy IG and Neville July
mdse and -, ,,..n, Iuly "a via Nassau July 70,
Iudse and pass. -, q, IA.
slir screaper Young Liverpool 20 days, muse
ST. Ig,on Aasiiu days railroad IRON .. "a a,ss
BAik Louise kIos PIases s@A Sse'%A A' ~
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pASSENGE Frs ARRIVED

FROM UAyANA-In steamship MORO Castle Ja - s
lencv M james walker Of the Bahamas Lazy nsH
80 d. Two Walker Hon. ThoS Bdde T. - Consul Seneis
rom Havana and family Hon Hon Chsnoe . : Consp f,
~ Wiism. ~ Ayits g. A. Richie, NJ r. Lopez b. i,
C,"ye L. TshmAn Jaengin, J. T. FOSTER w hehohu' ~,
ReJdng L. GOLDSMITH, b. A. Pnee PAisI IsP Hsrds Ms n
r Han Miss MARY H. HoddAId, NJ. Cue j. Porlel q Tss"n
NJ Pearson Mis- Fssingler, r. Vidal, DI ho9pNoV n n Al
J VII. Mis- d. Diaz A. g. Leneng, A. surcAideI NJ poae !" ~
Tensie J. c. Parker, L. AyestaDon
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uestebcsier Conntp Real estate for Sale

GREAT BARGAIN.-FOr SALE, at larry
n town Genemsns RESIDENCE, mile south Of the depot
ne Iouse built the substantial Manner for owner
own use excellent order 1t is leu painted AMI nae an
CITY such hot aud cold water throughout bahs
gashtub furnace The Cutbudngs are
gardeners cottage brick stable carriage house covered she'd tool ho
COW bo An abundant supply OF pure spring ana
ain water stable There four acres OF excellent
land in garen lawn with choice fruit and ornamental trees Two
sr emf stone roads graveed and walks tagged
This property and healthy ground commanding msgn
AGENT Hudson River and surrounding country Nghofnoo
6rst This opportunity purchase such moderate %
locality Price $4,000 which IS Tar below Us
s and about onha asking price by the former
owner. J. Butler, j.
Terms EASY, aud immediate possession
The gardener on the premises will show the place
Apply TO pNpPPsoy
l2i Egh,have between Thtysrt and Thirty 'eeond'sts
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bin OF the last Congress There were present Felix r.
Brunot OF Pittsburgh Robert Campbell OF st. Louis,
william f. Dodge Nathan Bishop, and Vincent Colyer OF
NewYork George II. Stuart Of Philadelphia and john
ID. Lang of Maine Mr.. Brunot reelected Chairman,
and Mr., Colyer Secretary Of the Board. Communica-
tons were received from the Secretary OF the Interior
The Hon f. s Parker Commissioner OF indian Anairs'
Questcd the aid OF the Commission 10 ascertain the
wishes of the Usage Indians in regard To their removal
To the Indian country and obtaining the same to assist
them In such removals 10 supervise the payments OF the
Pottawattams Weas and affiliated bands IN Kansas aud
the Greeks IN the Indian Territory and Whe theie 70
ascertain the of the reported troubles near Fort
and Spotted TS on the the White River locate their
agencies &c. and to assist him I'm the selection nspec
The Board appointed McssrS. Farwe Lang. and COlyer
a committee 10 consult with the Osages supervise the
Ia visit the Indian Territory MesSrS Brunot and Camp
bell are to attend to Red Cloud, spotted Tail and the
will promptly assist Mr.. Parker in the purchase OF
The first floor Of the large warehouse on Canal-st,
corner of Greene, has been secured at nominal rent
from Mr. Esn for the purpose of storage and inspection
of the goods and they will he advertised Tor to-day.
Sufficient time for thorough inspection will be allowed,
sernred though the aehes Of the and the rest
less condition OF the tribe owing TO the long delay OF
Congress i'm voting the money, MAKE the utmost dispatch
necessary the forwarding of the goods II is hoped
spected and forwarded within the next 20 days The
Board resolved that the Committee on Purchasing in
consultation with GEN Parker recommend that each
party submitting proposals Tor goods sna sehn Win tne
AT the prices offered The Committee believe that this
will facilitate the purchase and secure better quality OF
goods.
The action the President in placing the Indians on
the reservations under the charge OF Christian societies
il commented follows:
Rsed That Indian Commissioners heartily approve OF
adopted by the President Of the United States the secretary OF
the Interior and the Commissioner Indian Affairs placing The Indian
tribes under the Of the various Christian
high moral qualifications to be m
trusted vita the and that earnestly
solicit from the Christian denominations Of the country thai cooperation
with the carving ont the said plan.
The Secretary of the Board will he found at the corner
OF Canal and Greene st. for several days.
All supplies of agricultural implements, seeds, &c,
that can he obtained in the West will he purchased
there Supplies for the Pacific Coast will he purchased
i'm California John " Farwel Of Chicago and Vincent
Cover are 10 visit the Indian Reservations the Pacific
slope including Arizona, in September, to inspect their
condition and report TO Congress.
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Bari Geo Peabody Churchill. Antwerp June 10, mdse.
Bark Contest, Scott, Perth Amhoy, ballast
big Valid, 1hel, Glasgow s. days, md.e,
Brig Sea Bird Tooker. EagAbo r., July mem .,
Brig Aaka Lageaberg Trinidad de Cuba ~ days eh ana mo-
laSses.
Bng Yankee Blade Roberts Bangor lumber.
Brig Iabannah, Delsnv, New Haven.
BrR Euru Teothacker. hinbethpou
scbr. Alice T. Young Monekton, +. b. lumber
Sclr. Lavinia Bell, Bayls Baraeoa 9days fruit
Sclr. y 4. Dehart, Lowe Gonaye' u days logWood
Selr J, A Hayden. Harrison, baltimore -,
schr Unexpected Ludlow, st. John ~ b., 10 DAYS iamDh
sCHOONERs-RyKlr AND CoAsrMlsE
ssrsh J. Quincy Providence. Ella Jane, Bridgeport ~,
ALASKA Cherry6eM ". Saulshury, Rockpor Me-
VIM Jones Brookhne j. u. 'onh, ffotueu0''
Geo Washington STANDARD Rveyn, STANFORD.
g. w. Middleton, Providence. Susan MelhIet Noihieh
Robin Hood, Norwich. NJ L. Hal, Portland, "
Garland New-Iayen p NJ Heston. Northport
Uncas New.Iopdop Edward Wooden, Providence.
Falcon Nilforl Sandwich.
= A. Mount Providence. The Chiet ftoYlnce,SNh
Peni Engl;.h p,a,l.nce Kate Mclean sonington.
4 hem T,,rt,n Maraaret X bnSiy, Br0okhaven
lane Wss,etlv MARY Mersbon, Fall River
Eliza Hamilton, Providence. X Neim9fe NeN,h ~.
Ellen Perkins, Portland. Gen MOL lnchin"h1 hl'.
Eliza j. Rayuor, Richmond Me. Henri fsnnen ne"'n'eh
Revenue HallOsel hen,ca' rpmoutn'
Williams st. james, Taunton.
phil Sheridan Fail River Connecticut, Stoungton.
Traveller. kennehec W fri.sHh Nc
Lady Adams New-llsven hate
Chas Rogers Rock port, Me. thinner hsruoiL
j. G. Mendel, Georges Banks heran h@fpnch H ii'cn.
Flup C,tv IIarUieh J T. C0megys EiIabethport
Jas NJ Baylis, EEpletlport. MARY Ehnletb hnhtthlort
Ariie GarsoOd EhEihethport w. fersoh biLa"''ulo'N
San Luis EhEabrihport. hnerA1 hlltt' npoiI
S,r,h n EUgahethpou Motto. RNzahethpOrL
J. l.. Whit. Bi1abehport NJ A. fr7imCre, hlIAoe'nPor"
COLLEEN Bagle, Blabeihport Eya Holmes HglnA
Clarssa Allen Albany. beThe hohuou"
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BoSroy Jpy 29Arvci steamships Mcclellan, from Bsmoei
KT, NEST IA Jay 2sThe steamship Tybee arrived ct St Do
ango CITY on the 2Oti inst . >, NJ. H. ~. VI
san FKlSCCo July 2aArnyedi ships PRANK fhhi ITO"
and Iron Crown, from Liverpool
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Gitn Real estate for 6ale.

TOR SALE-The valuable LEASE OF premises,
il No Broal 1t has three years and nine months from
August Address inquire OF C. r. WOODS, Charman Sie'u
National Stock Exchange, 3 Broad-st
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Hlarble an0 Slate Hlantels.

DECORATED Marble Mantels, Wainscoting,
Furniture Tops &C. representation Of all foreign marbles
70 designs black engraved gold MlDDLBFlEbD COM
PANY 1853 Broadway Branch Wareroo az Fulton st. Brookn
ENAMELED SLATE MANTELS.- Plain,
MAbesd and Deeote prices from 80 70 20 and upward
L,o Of description. plain aud ornamental
PEERHfN SLATE Co., No. 40 West Bigheenth-r,
Between Fifth and Sixth
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
vi Grsyeones Tiles Table and Plumbers sabsheS shoroons
WITH trsst Assortment Of hANTELS. Prices reduced
A KLABBR, l4 and lB East Eightsenthst., Hev-Yorf
NIARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS-Rich
vi and elegant degns from 81 sl7 sl3, 70 szSh l.
STEWART Co. Cos siItb,Vs bet Thiyshh and Thiryshts
~ KLABER a. Co., Marble Works, 223 West
-. Broadway and 8haye Marble and MsTheei Man
t Monuments Headstons Largest variety; cheapest in the City
VNHE cheapest and best place TO buy Marble
and MarbleIei Mautes Wainotngs and Filing at iEANlo
MARBLE WORKS, 3 East Fort'frstst, Thiave, " y
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THE Indian COMnte.roN

The Board of Indian Commissioners have
had meeting for reorganization and action under the
sAv clause governing them i'll the Lidian
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Tountrp Hfal estate for 6ale.


A SSIGNEE's SALE of COUNTRY SEAT,
N MILLS and PARMS-No. l. large Merchant Mil With seven
run Of burs $50 horsepower land Tenant ouss ana
All Other SItures complete Price $4,000 No AGnst ana sA"
mill 25 land suitable for cotton soosn OF
paper manufacturer Dwelling House, and all e 1suA ~,
$1,000 no Of as with beaut Country seat
House Barn. hlkingS6ed .s51
cry Ice Grapery and Gas House and all other % On mi,
tract Ghst ami saw Mil h Of - feet fnc. rIg vi
These properties adjon situated the bank o. he
at Chai Fond on the Philadelphia and Baltimore ,eHtfaI
Philadelphia. This Is CLASSIC groun -.
the Brandywne Battle i'm. No Is the banlOs ~
to be section o. country guere -
particulars address WALTER HUBBARD, West Chester Ones'e'
County Penn.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE - Price,
~ t20OOA large, commolous Dwelling with suitable OuiIun
repair; 90 ~ Land located on The vest hank @
HUDSON River SAUGERTIBs n y with nearly one ha e net
'front.' several for building. The property aonng be
country home Of the Hon vmderpoe deceased Has YER hns
grove extending along the whole river nt beautiful stream Of c
spring running through IT, with several hes Of water stocked
with as be surpassed the ladon beng
least IS to This opportunity 70 secure de-
sacrifice To The ore owners
Take Hudson r. Tvei directly opposite or lay boat 20
BRISTOL place Refer u b. NJ PRELG At Saugerues N u
YARNS in various lOoatiOns.-COuntry Seats
along Hudson Building and Business Lot IN nAr{ every
town on HUDSON Rare Business Opportunities obr1 % Acres
beautiful SewYork sne views for speculation ee.p 70
Acres on Palisades IL miles from views oT - miles SHY
$1,000. by 3 T. LUSh q o. 'Na'SAusN' ~ -
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matbinerr.
fraal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of Cornelius A.
Wsdron esq o. the County Of Saratoga noce
hereby gwen al persons having against GEORGE BRIGGS,
late Of Greenfield County deceased TO pre-
sep the with vouchers thereof CHARLOTTE BRIGGS her
dwelling house in the town Of Gr.eneor to CHARbs BLVN e
ofce Hart Manufacturing in the City Of Nes-ioff on
or 10th January lsD.d Greenheh Saratoga
Connty Juy To- 1870 CHARLOTTE BRIGGS BIeeuInI.
IsIaxems CHARLES BLIyRN. Executor
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fono JsIan6 Real estate for Sale.

A GOOD CHANCE for CAPITALIST.-The
largest piece LAND for SALE Long Island 600 acres OF
ee timber meadow lands The timber Is estimated at more than
= ~ " G. r. COMBS, 10 Broadway.
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Brooklpn Real Gstate for Sale.

UNUE COLUMBIA STEAM FLOUR MILLS
| Tor s,Lg-No Atlantic Dock Brooklyn; in complete o1er
CAPACITY per dag Apply to b. L. PERoT on
the premises. at No II Broadway
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Gouulrn Real estate for Sale.

ELECTION Of ORANGE COUNTY
p.Rxs an Al, Erie Rasay The 6ne,t the State ~ boo
- r"N' W. j. FISHER sATrBRfHwAlTs, 10 Pnest
NOR SALE, EXCHANGE, or RENT-A
- ttsse, or boari beautifully situated 'aniss
oe' LAckaysnuA Railroad few mcr above
w.sy Gap ~ttin i've hors ndr Of Nes'lort or Phs
rcoi WiE be sold
oe L., arm. OF eIesgs To- pspsry wsst~sr
90. - ~. ", AL rhilAs.SAAA r. v.
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nINIATIfRE AIMANAC

MINIATURE ALMANAC. nm
.u SIM sets ......... 7lS Moon sets. ."...' sOl
sun "''s'''' HfGH wATKR DAY. ,,oo
III a.27 Cows nj and. .lO:ll Hell Gate .'''lz'Vo
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Real Gstate TO Gtrban9e.

HOUSE and GROUNDS in the Twenty-hrst
Brooklyn price $4,000 to BAChAhOb Tor house A0u
o Of les. value the ferry.
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New- lerssp Real estate for Sale.


At ORANGE, N. J.-VILLAS, VILLA SIl Eo
and PAINS Er,, variety beautifully situated one hos ree
E.y.fort for sALgou A.o Country ss.n ..s ioos.
IN. .a.ou or By BLACKWELL bhllh NO ~ DIos"E
New Yori 70 II n 0rsngs has sad Conis s@e
II 40 MINUTES FROM CITY HALL.-The
n remaining PLOTS Of the Ruherfnrd r'ri ASSOCIATION VIII
be eo'e' Oo' !" "' FISHER sATTERTHwAIrB, 10 Push
A DEPOT being established at MENU PARh,
~ an The Co, (Phlsfsphi hosal maiss o's OF
ths choicest locations miles Of ihs Cy HAT 10" ~
A.. from 500 10 portion o Which can De phd
in noua iasAlasa,ss Of 60 Fsh Pafnssr ~ PtSx I'm
A., nopefty bal The 01ce s As rAhA hAHD
CokPIsf Eoa i& and 1877 Broadway, Room No. H.
ALL WANTING FARMS-9oCO acres, good
n ,o mild elpas ,. aiss 'oaih o. rhn.aspMa nns YH
No., an, other place United stssa Th0sa'as are s'hs Al
Sr,ss C. K lands yinsAad n j.
NOR SALE at Westield, one hour via Cen
va, Railroad Of SsvJe'y twelve Tsp' RsI d" each way TO
A,rhailt HOUSES two 70 KIM cheap Apply 10 '" j.
PERSON. at the station
arrange, N. J.-HOUSES, LOTS, COIN
TRy SEATS .nd FARMS for SALB, 10 IkI or kNchANbbn
M % nr.n., ,pi E,.er Count, MELLICK IT, BRO,
q oppo.p station, 0riSgs, or pines' ~ l.
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Eouses an0 farms Danteo.
YARNS WANTED within 80 miles OF the
Il CITY iu EXCHANGE for frstcass houses in Brooklyn
- ~ A. rutland & Co, 5 Beekman-sti n T.
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Gouutrp properlp to Eet.

ITO LET CHEAP--A good large HOUSE and
Of Land With fruit and gsIden psn'e ten MINUTES
Railroad Apply at 40 Wa in the Long Island Insurance
Office.
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COTTTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND.
~ SUMMER ARItAN CEMENT
..Sr MONDAY Nay u, $50 from Roosevelt VI Grand -
a. =, Nal ,si Accommodates 10 PakhoSre.
So q, BABYLON Accom- 30 alton rud all STA 0ns
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