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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-10
AUCTION SALE OF RAILWAY, N. j., REAL ESTATE.
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

The following is list plans OF new buildings sub
mitted FOR approval the past week - MI James NJ Mac
PAN No. 5S25h-.t s. Of aye 2Ory bhck stable
Flsu No 5S-l 5 Of lst-ave, two 4sOry brick tere
Ineut 2JxJ2 Owners, Brock and Flnnery. $500,
Sa4O5tht a of Sd-ave three SS'ory brick dwell
ngs lGEo owner, Charles Hoffman. , o. ,,, ,-ss ana
elements 25l5O. Owner Charles Hodn-na ,,,,,
Plan No p # Of 7s three Ssoy brek dwell
Plan No g7Dwooster.i no. 6sOry casirOn fac
Plan No aaEast Hostoast rear Nos and SstOry brick
Plan No SS-No Par 5sOry brick tenements,
Plan No soBrcai~ay Gs:ory brick hotel 5o4O
Plan No 5sth.t 22s Of lOhave 2sOry frame dwell
ing 25r25 Michael Hackett
rea No s Sogpo 6. 0 OF m0ng'0R' one '0'
Plan No 95gs n of Si-aye 2Ory frame dwelling
between ash and :6thsts II '''ory brick
'' Plan no 1Ory brown
"9 Pun No 5h 100 Of iIthaye one 4stOry brick ten
entut, 25H28. Owner, James iiealy - -, ..
Plan 40 5-R1s ihs between AYES and D. 1story brick
shop 37xs2 owner q. r.. jackson, Burnet d Co.
Psn 10 j~ijst 203 Il la,e four 3Ory brick stone
Plan No. les Of LeIingOnaye, story brick
Plan No 6O-Mercsr-st Of Csnast 5sory brick
OOwet 2shsI No 40 one sto brick store and tene
Plan No. 6oTsitst g. Of 4hsye 3story brovnstone
front ,eing A5.@ Owner Thompson Dean on , tone.
mfu ~ $40 $40 Owner i. p Iiogaft
Plan No 6Laghtst ; rs 4 Of GeenWch-st one '-'iOry
Plan No 6O6-6 90 Of aye Jsory sandstone stores
ami dwellings ZOXJO. Owner, W 7 BuGcheL
Plan JUNo 800 9aye, 3stoU brick tenement, 2I2S
Owner. & W Da Cunha
No 4-story bro"hstOhe
dwelngs 25156 Owner, b ralmln
No 61Jll3thst,s IdaVe, he-
ment. lG3K22. Owner, Joseph HaeAeit
Plan No GO-Chrysest No H. 5ory brick tenement 25xO
Owner, W + Price M.
Plan No 6l-6have CO., 4Ory brick store and dwelling
25r54. Owner Il A Witthaus
Plan No 62-3 100 Of llave one 4story bnck store
and tenement 25x52. Owner, r. A. jenkins.
Plan No s3-IIestrs No H. 2stOry brick shop 22I2 Owner
John BrOdsky 49,, ,.---.-.
6l6t f. No b45 one 3fi0ry DICK slOIe anu Nhee
25r54 Owner c Lehman. "
No III, 4stoy anu
ment 2JIlOJ. j " Dmmick- $50 90 an
plan No 63 81 East istory brick sore-room, 2oI2O
Owner, p Loonan 80, ar,
Owner, W s. Wright -, 49,, -. -,
Plan No Gis3b rs Of Siave, 5stOry brick store and
tenement Z5x14 Owner " Wright
Plan 10 6S-llst S. 2Story brick store
Owner W HavTneyeL m
62Zhst East No J5Z one istOry DITCH s4oe' oAo'
Qurnr .nrN
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Conn Jslano Real estate for Sale.

nELIGHTFUL RESIDENCE for SALE in
Astoria T. The embraces the family
residence outbuihHgs ami about Any lots Of ground one plot 81.
under high degree Of cultivation The Improvements consist OF large
dwelling house stable with stalls for 81 homes
greenheus and toohoue wells stern extensive
sonew walls, fencing walls 6c ali In the best order.
stocked with choice varieties Of fruit In full and
bearing and with ornamental Towering shrubs IN ea
profusisn, all Of old and vigorous growth.
place being high ground the midst Of the village IL remark
healthy and respect the desirable places Of resi-
denoe Long Island Its rapidly advancing in value.
Any wishing such place will not regret vht TO ersmne IL
Inquire the promises, WooeI, Prankhnst Astoria Ia H.
or Of CHARLES A. TROWBRlDGE, Nc. 81 Willamst
The wishes to sell only account Of um the state
DOR SALE-Only two miles east of Brooklyn
and seven miles from the York CITY Hail. 1850 acres OF the most
desirable all high and dry under high
cultivation aud by four railroads This property
beautifully residences for parties desiring the
high Of the city and kowl makes most
valuable plot cutting lots Capitalists desiring pur
such property will their examine THIS
vicinity Eew-York accessibility and the natural adj
ground render perhaps safe and valuable invest
proe found within . miles OF the city, IL VII
be desired For particulars
&c, apply 10 e. ID. THOMAS; bIchange court,
between Broadway and New-s-
DIP .)0O FOR a 2-STORY FRAME HOUSE,
RC,%OO sIeoms Barn and u acres Land well fu'edi at
say vile, the south side Of Long Island
NJ. A. RULAND Co., Beekmanst, y. Y
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REAL ESTATE.
NEM.YoRK. Thursday, Jul

EEw-YoRK Thursday, June Q, 1870
Sales OF suburban property were the attrac-
tons to day for estate dealers, and many OF them
awaited themselves Of the free tickets furnished by the
Messrs A. d. Mellick, jr Bro, which entitled the
holder 10 ride to Newark the NewJersey Railroad
and sail on the Passaie to Beleyile where the
Muegan estate Is situate and which was to be disposed
Of The estate divided into 10 building plots, vary
ing in size from two to eight acres eac The bidding
was spirited and the auctoneers experienced their usual
good fortune and disposed OF the greater part OF the
estate. 80 ,,
T. Flemings 200 lots In the First Ward OF Railway Most
oil THESE 'oIs are on sueet a. e'{ rb ~ the
lots ON streets soon to be opened and made MT Tor
numerous as that at the Meck SALE yet the actoneer
met with considerable success. Previous to the sale
lager and crackers and cheese We're freely distributed
among those in attendance including the town boys, AND
at the close of the sale dinner was served TO those VINO
had been furnished previously with ticket OF admission
The Messrs Hazard, Apthorp & Co. had offering of
four cottages and five villa plots In Cottage PARK, rye,
N " and did good days work considering the atrac-
tons at jerome Park and the cloudy day.
Large hotels not unrequenty cut up INTO parcels
and sold for private residences but s not often tha
several private houses are consolidated INTO one org
House, the corner of East Fifeenth-st ana irving
Mace constructed Ii has taken into itself four brick
mansions forming all into one, and covering them win
high Mansard roof The house will contain in all nearly
100 rooms will be Lighted throughout by oxygen gas and
will he the first hotel in America introduce the electric
annunclator This If an apparatus designed 10 lke the
place Of the cumbrous system OF bell-w1res now IN use
By touching plate in the room labeled "towes," ice
water" "waiter" "chambermaid," an electric com
muncation instantly rings bell in the office calling the
attention the clerk to table Of numbers and inscrp
tions. The hotel will be opened in the course OF
fortnight.
VIM H. RaynOr has sold one lot 25x1l4 IT, with stabeon
rear in Thirty thirdst between Broadway and seventh
ave- for $l 600 three lots Fifthave, Seventy
and seventy fth-sts fronting Central Park for $1,000
Mr. ynoT also reports the sale OF two lots northwest
corner Fifh-avc. and ORehundred and thrtieths and
lot on rear, fronting ne-hundred-andthlruethst
all full lots, for $4,000
The house and lot Main-st, Peeksdll. belonging 10
the estate Of the late Mr. Bell has been purchased by Dr.
John Tilden for $500
On Wednesday the Messrs. A. j. Blocker, Son u co.
sold some property IN Brooklyn and Morrlsanla, under
the direction of MI. Phil0 I. Ruggles, referee.
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CEALED PROPOSALS VII be received

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y TO- One II Of the Board Of Education Of Grand
and Elm nowhere else until TUESDAY, fh Of June lU at
c m Tor supplying COAL and WOOD required for the Pub
c schools this cts Tor the ensuing year say III thousand OO tuns
A. % ad re Thousand COZ cords Of Oak wood, and thousand
,ne Hundred u 100 cords Of Pine wood more or less - 49,
The coz mus be Of the quality Of White Ash furnace g stove
ard Er es thousand So hundred AM forty y
delivered the bins al me s4 schoo
5ulnng posas the mines from whc Is proposes
Ia furnished from the mines name) u acc PI
I'd ms state price thousand hundred and o
-Four thousand tuns OF Furnace s WV
twenty-five luns o. ies SIC anu
eo, sl De- Of the quality the sticks not less than
er.s tl Zee. long less three ( inches IN dane
The Pine hest quality not less than three 20 l
az 6 ue. ,g The uroi the pnce o0d o. one
suBre spd Z5 feet Sold measure or otn oaA
Pine and the proe per cut for saving ana puVs per
he QUANTITY Oak split only as required G ue Noh
uu.e 90 sunni wood N be inspected and measure uff ue
of the Inspector Puel Of the Board Of Education ana mg
iyer Al the Schools ordered follows Iwotns OF thS
10Th Of June " the ~ o. OctoD anu e 10
asiuder a. required by ,e Committee suPphes , ,
aud Pine delivered sa"ei ana "hen re-
qsod split anu must piled vaTL cellars yaae or DAs OF W.
b. l designated b The proper authority Ihe ohacs
s ssDp said eoa wood = De binding unu the s o. guh
IN Two the faithful performance OF ne eonunct N ~
required and proposal must be accompanied WIZ eDs
fes.lehfei " the proposed sufeues "a, , - - .,
No compensation VII he allowed for delivering said coal and WOOD At
az Of The SCHOOL, plng and ng The SAME n the yAf ceAs
ftsis. or iiIs q said schO~s.
Pyosl must I directed TO the Committee supplies OF The
Besr Eaeaiou should be no-se Proposals for Coal o.
Pfop~sae Tor Wool" as the case NAV he - --..t.
sssed TIMOTHY BRENNAN Committee
SAMUEL SAMUEL A. aI LEWIS, : Supplies
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Drooklpn Real Gstatc for Sale.

EOR SALE or to LET, furnshed-The small
and basement brick HOUSE No. 1871 Pesdentst oppo
ie Carroll Park, Brookl 6steass location IN every respect
Apply r. KELLOGG No. Broadway, NewYOrk 10 Second
place Brooklyn.
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Gitn 11ropertp TO Gei.

ITO LEASE = SECOND BUILDING from
Il Rroso,ay win be ready aboa The 18th Of JAY. ~,
sne hrst foor soou ies oy :" ICY
iron front and plate gls windows Also the second Foo n t b
III feet together separately Apply to NCob ph'Do"" V
Broadway. steam power, II required
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Gitp Real gsiaic for Sale.

EOR SALE-A first class HOUSE, furnished
lpew 3I7 West Fny tsst Jane TO- To be seen
from 10 to Apply owner RAEDBLL 55 and $50 Eghaye
MONEY to LOAN-On Bond and Mortgage,
WI improved property In Ns"ioh bfoohyh OF
'""' wy ''''r' 4 J. BIEEGKRR SON Co., n Ceisrs-
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Coma Jslano Real Gslate for Sale.

NOR SALE-Elegant Country Seat, delight
% Iaed on Iag Island neal the connection hand
some oommoous dwelling replee win modern Improvements lain
ca under highest STATE OF eulu'N
ION choicest kinds Of fruit abundance hns bsang oAuhs
Pys with farming go 0O-enns accommodating fei-
nis Of A. JOURSBAY, No. l Pine ~
d n Oln PER ACRE for acres of high
DG,OUO GROUND good gI.s % msa.e. from i." srs9h'
lIs iennes n hULAhD IA nees~A - q"
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printing.

WIN. EVERDELL's SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.--
w LTTHOGRAPHC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL
MANUFACTURES.
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AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE

BY A. j. BLEECKER, SON a. co. -
Third1hoe lot 100 " Of ChntOn-st, &jrl3 500
Balust $40 Of Cson-aye each 2Ot5l each'' lSV
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Uountrp Real gstate for Sale.


EARM FOR SALE.-A desirable FARM in
County nil. from ts1sis I pspS Midland aa
apple orchard stone house. ouanS,i good .Hc5
viilin mile schools mills and Phce, $500 5000
can remain Oh O'' JOHN @Hs scBLiosE Be.vs
EOR SALE-The PROPERTY of the Hum
5e'ye aaP1sfGns Co # Sey|OS eSIS 'S1 s Ss oSe
containing he goyeh. and %sRsry ior s mann
ply RAYMOND FRENCH President humPhreyse Manufacturing
20, Seymour, Conn.
YARNS in Orange County, New York, near the
5s. kn' h'''y suitable f r. PIX fi %
EARMERS of moderate means, desiring to
pe,te South liberal Arrangements by addressing Twin
Esq., s'iSs i.A"P i'''''' A. NJ 'O''i-' l''e-0'
EAIRFIELD.-For SALE at Fairfield, Conn,
house i. but 10 The hall large garlos library &c
~ " ~ ~ ff' a wiham-st
nor SALE-Desirable RESIDENCES at FAIR
drives s6ss beach and d .eaaths on Long
easy NeSYOrk nder fardeh one Of i5e 9Gst a'Ao
a winiamst
EOR SALE at Poughkeepsie--A superior
situated hg ground RHg S6sShs Pines.
10 For MARYLAND-Splendid FARM, 40
acres lO under cultivation Fine Mansion good oubuh
ngs Roynisye mild climate healthy Seoni also
bargain; terms easy; title perfect Can JAQUBs 2oa Broadway
CT. AUGUSTINE, Florida =" MAGNOLIA
- HOUSE" for SALE or RBNT-Ts delightful hotel aceommotat
100 persons handsomely repaired aud NEWLY
THROUGHOUT for sale bargain the owner beng IN
health. Immeiate possession. PHILIP J. hlALl.
VALUABLE FARM FOR SWALLOWING to
ii health the subscriber offers SALE her PARM situated
on The Chensngo RIVER mile north Of the corporation
City Of Bnghamion n Said Farm contains o acres
and desirable residences Broom County The
premises include the pond which the City supplied with
iee Immediately Pnce tOO terms easy Apply
"" 49, MARGARET CLOUNEY, Bnshamton, n. Y
800 t H as9 .ss .d TSS@s G%tPaS 9
from Bre Railroad OI from city See owner 67 Broadway
basement, Room B.
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R,UTHERFURD PARK

HAS NOW TWO INDEPENDENT DoUBLE.TRACK RAILROADS
TO NETWORK and 800 INHABITANTS.
In THREE YEARS WILL HAVE 500 POPULATION and THREE
INDEPENDENT DoUBLR-TRACK ROUTES to SBwYoRK, con
Meeting with MIMI FERRIES with 100 TRAINS DAY To parties
THAT WILL BUILD WILL USDEiSELL on Longer credits, any
Suburban Property equal within ten miles of Ses-York
GEO. L.. WOODWARD
IgI BROADWAY, NETWORK
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AUCTION SALE OF MORRISANIA REAL ESTATE.
BY A. :. BLEECKER son co. $500
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Giin 11ropertp TO fet.

Giip propertp to Est. II
LIIRST- GLASS HOTEL to RENT and FUR
SITuRg sALRA tr.s class Hot. Ni aeou, ~ i"onsl 90
ns Fo rent Of hsas pn Mrntnre and other Information
au,s, Of HOMER MORGAN No Piu~s. uIop
M WEST FORTY SECOND-ST., overlooking
M Is~sryoir Park rsissd gneel furnished hOOh for
hmly on s,pgis room Espueusa tfSspces EXCHANGED
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY:
Il THE LARGEST AND MOST hA ,lyo NV


PEOPLE's LINE FOR Or ALBANY t1Nr1tsr RIVER
o. . TIE st. johS HsSg ASS S y W gSD s2 EVER.
,T P q S spV1s us .1s' s,, r % arriving Albany
tine % connect sh abroad West and Sorh Eiarong s ave
The West md scrS TSroosS BE obtained a D 'oyYIcs
Do. s1rre.. oscs. 90 Bsesis,y All 10 coart BLlyn
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
For Boston woce,,,, is G,a, Junction Lowell
PSsi: or T S0 s,T va 'iaaeb steamer.
CRY oP NETWORK.
CRY or IAwREycE, ,.,.,, o,,nox
~ 10 and CITY OF sBW.bONy"ur ,
Pier 90 north River, loot Of Canal and wait.s-.
fof tie points. New London northern Norwich ADD wo'
NORTH RIVER J. f. 6B0RT, IT,, Agent
L'OR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
Field AND THE NORTH steamer. leave psesg for Sew,
leaves a. de 1 wharf Ia for northern
nor NORWALK and DANBURY-Steamer
NELLIE WHITE leayos Day foot Of harke'st at 2't' and
NOR STAMFORD and GREENWICH-The
STEAMBOAT STAMFORD leaves Pier 81 Bs River daily at D.
and foot Of Thrtyseyenth-st at J;i3 p NJ
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COZ.
- INDEPENDENT LINE for the WEST SOUTH" BsI and
NORTH WEST FREIGHT received and fors'Ts By pss9GS
disP S M Passengers sen: axe s JsI.s
ton c. aud urn xltio extra ONLY Linz sdorag
q. W. PERYEIi General Ageat
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEY.
~ P;esss And f,sg , ReP9 5 G 81 .LSG a 1
the Delaware and Western Rarosd at Phillips
Lehgh SGsquehsuna Ra os and EsOn with The e
high VALLEY Railroad and It's forming direct line 20 Pis
bGh and the West without change Of also % Central PenHsJ
'A''' ''' ''' ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing Jnne l. BS.-Lease New YOrk a. follows;
$3.50 a m.-Ror Plain6ed
port wkebsre Ptson, Aahanoy City, Tuahhannoek ToSandA
Wayely, ne
T:a5 a. m.-For Eason
2m-Por Pennington Rason, Allentown Maah Caunck, wkey
barre Reading, Columbia Lancaster hphrsts, Lu1 Pouse Hams
H. m.-For Raston Allentown and Nauch Chunk.
3:30p m.-For Eaon. Allentown Narsh Chunk Beydere
40 p. m--Por SOueyle and Remington.
5:l5 3. m.-POr Someryiile.
6p In.-For Esston
p m.-For SOmeryile.
pm hmx anti For Rason snl the West.
9 !. u -For Pla.lsei
i2p m-For PlI1ael "Wednesday. al Satarl,ys only ~.
Trains leave for Elizabeth at $50: $50 $50, 7:n 30 800. 500
$50 IO:n Ii:4 MP m, lOO 200 2:j, 3:l3, JJl 80 SO
4i5 5:l5 $3.50: 545 600. $50, 1850, 'f, $500 a;t 800 1884,
R:0l ,.,, .rrp ,,,.sr
9sm-WEsTEBs ExPREs daily eyce Sundays for ksnn Allen
HARRISBURG the Connects Harrisburg Tor bre a he
REGIONS Connects S0mee for Bennington Connects al juno
ou for Sro1sbur Wa Gap, Scntol Buyhamion rsce &C.
Connects Phil Dsturg Mslch Chunk N.esbare, c
5pm-CINCSSATI ExPREss, daily Esston be chen, Allen
Connects Jlnct0n
With DeaSap LlckaRaRna Wcs;ern Railroad for SCRANTON
Seepinyca Jersey Pittsburgh eyen 1g
Tickets for otaiua Office u the Central KALI
Nos 25 z7l 26 Broadway No 10 and at e pnnepai
hotels X r. Lthbh Slpefint'nlrlt
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CORPORATION Notices.

DEPAPrvRvr OP Public CHARTlEs AND CoRRECTioNi(
No. 4" IHiAOA'h '0'i SFS.Y Y5 June 3. 1870
DJUMRING WORK-NEW LUNATIC ASY
Il LUN OK WARD ISLAND-PropOa scaled and indorsd as
1y the Commissioner Of iuhc 4 ND ~
until O'Clock Of the 18th instant or he fLOb
ING WORK for the Ne Lunac Asylum WARDS Island
the ana on
aou application 70 KkNNltK q SANDS, AIhoc No
Ngllsi. o..
Commissioner reserve The right Of rejecting al propositions not
leeDei by them advantageous 70 the Department.
ISAAC BELL,
JAMES BOWEN
OWEN W. BRENNAN, , Commissioner
JAMES y. NICHOLSON
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I 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD.

| .ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
II SUMNER ARRANG EM Mt.
on and after MONDAY MAY To- 1870 Trains will aye James Sip
follows:
500 a. m. Greenport and Sag Harlor Mall Train
1000 Norhpoft Way Train stopping oil intern stations
1900 m Hewpses4 Way Train
$3.50 %. M sr.enport end sag Harbor Express
$3.50 Z. ~. NOrthport Express
$3.50 /. m. Northpor Way Train
$3.50 o. m For North Flip and intermediate stations.
AN Trains for Hampstead SUNDAY is Tor Rosyn
Glen Cove valley huntington, Noct s- Hauteri
Point AZ Q a m and D D. IN. j. ID. IARTON SUIT.
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IL THE HOME or THE PEACH,
THB FRUiT-GARDBN OF AMERICA.

DELAwAR&EHTIdD5 EF a. W T1AF P7,.cu
THB FRUfT-GARDBN OF AMERICA.
COOL SUMMER RESIDENCE
ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT sPLENDip MANSION AND FRUIT
Farm FOR SALE. eoo -. ..... 40 mai,
trees apricot o cherry Trees acres Bary Wisp and K1
nny baebees Philadelphia r.pbeInes acre hons seed
Is 200 fruit trees Pan all Of the best varieties and
vigorous Just 10 aud coming into bearing;
RIPE sTRA WRRppIRS, YOUNG BLACKBERRlES
RAsPBERRIES, GOO jBBBRRlEs, CURRASTS,
TO BE sBEY SOW, THIS DAY,
on THE TREES PLANTS AND VINES
Early vegetables tomatoes potatoes kc be seea %
the farm two weeks earlier than in New Jersey -.
hours by nail from Hewiork Three steamers n bnhg e
Building. 4, new estate perfect elegant and ao.sr
gaprn Of pond for bathing; splendid ehmAei
Estimated receipts from fruit above p 900 yeArly: . mall,
depot village Of 400 people, ve best OF society m''py
NsxYorf people . aha 49,, h,r,,,r f., III. rpi,.B State,
pro. +2i the balance ave years nme or viii Ell
change for rented property at cash value +, c,,i.
Title perfect n. H.. NC u...,
way New fori WHERE phooap, the bng be seen. Ia9ars
ss e., on n Si,1 1HSps. Innsdst. possession required
NOR SALE or to RENT-What is acknowl-
edged 10 be the hsndomes COUNTRY SEAT regard to natural
beauty America a1sed on The Vd iosSaa ana 10
minutes Phsdph cuPrng 90 acres Of highly Improved
land beautiful old oa Elm Ches.uu .nd ohs. eeesinoa,
trees also CAREFULLY planted With bsn,ia gror
Ryegeens diversified Of wsfer sood.ssd si1s groa.
perfect order TIE Mansion oOn.sos'g PLACED sa. 2. . com
Il IL f.Baoe SUBSTANTIALLY built pointed stone Residence With Man
.I r9s = Sss ss Ia ssd roashos bar.
.oc sd' plate s. 10 all windows imported and open
s = - ,is + 1 ssr a'. .s ss % .t. Also
sshns for IS besi .ed Cattle Gardeners Cos. Porter,
ss ss '' Vegetable '''''' A't SSDoS % ISsu SSss
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Boar0 ano Rooms.

4 PRIVATE family will LET, furnished or
"A uprnshe with without board TO gentlemen ROOMS on
second house all Improvements Apply at
EastT between Fifth and haiisonayes
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DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD.
HLNIALLN

Depo New io ioo of Barcay AMI foot 81 G. rHto9 er
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing IONDAff AJni IT, l
a EXPRESS NJ MI TRAIN, Getting 81 Denyc VIII boon
Branch Dover win Chester Branch az Waterloo NH Ssrf q
for Ani0yer Newton, Washington With the D. L. ahl " r. X
for Water Gap snx Scranton Bend BIN tsmtou
aud all points tie LacEawAana an bloomsbury
AMI Delaware ana Hudson r Ris
u:4O LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops At Nessrk Morris
HacketsOwn, Washington, Phhp,1ug AMI Eaon con
Pl1suy Bel. Del X r. Tor bey.ere, Sfi ar az
Eaon with r. for Bethlehem AeloSn haafh CHUNK aal
Wilkesharre
4IOp m SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover With Chester r
Waterloo with T. X ami washing With D. l. and
w. X T. for Water esp Srolisturg AMI Scranton.
HACKETrSTOWN MAIL connects With Boonon Chester
and Sussex Railroads $500.
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations a: e3o 7o and 1890
For ORANGE ard SOUTH ORANGE $50 7:9o $500, 1000 add
2O @ 100, 2Jo $40, 49, 49, $50 oV o:4 1901 and l''
For NEWARK 1890 100 $500 $780, 800 1000 1920 I:0o
sl: 2:lo, r29 3d. $40 1850, 4;l0, 20,
s50 $40 $40 $50 SEQ '6;2o 6N '7:S 9:O aud Has
Ira rs marked stop a. East NewarA, 80. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-06-10
NRIE RAILMAY.-Trainsl eave Depots foot

Il OF Chamorst and foot % Twenty thiri-s., sow':
Through Chambers. 8 10 l. 2' p
m and 100 m ie; rwenty-ttiri al 1;t' s4o Ne
and 5;l5 and Gas D. m (sy New and improved Dmsngt"'m
Coaches accom- the 1000 through 70 Buffalo Connect
Sep Coaches rum ~ through %
Cleveland Sleeping Coaches will the 8
trsn from Susaehanna Buffalo the $3.50 train RON New Yor %
Buffalo SegYork 10 Rochester Eldao d
Cincinnati. EmigTan train leaves daily at i.Jn
Jeryis Way II 80 and 4O tTSeuty thiri'
st., lick a. m. All 4:l5 ?. m 49,
For MdlletOgn ami WAY, $3.50 Igthiris J;l5 nit
AMI. SUNDAYS ONLY 800 No. tTweu til ri st., 8l3 p ml
For Greycoa and WAY $3.50 rwen thnst 's;l5 M
Newhurgh and Way at $3.50 aud {;JJ p ~ lI"eLy-
ihiri-st. a Fy 3:l5 and i5 p NJ
Sufem and Way and ?. (Twenythn-st 4o and
Theater train III 30 ,lty-tl III
I45 A. m; 5:iJ q: IS l CLA5eTst Depot
Gas lO:5 IN II a. sl:fj, 4:u, 5:l5, and b:45 p
For fsckensack ale from fwentyind Depot st 80 and
LAS a.; +.:lJ 3:fj, t5:l5 54J t6f5 FROM tersNt
Depot NJ 70 n. r g. 500 t5:l5 600 lai t6'i5 m
For Permou snl WAY from Tsertythinst Depot % 800
a l2 i3:i5 i;l5, i5 and 1918 an, satanas 9 ~ g
midnight From Chamtorst Depot At 900 M lo J:y $50
$500 and 1890 D. SATURDAYS only, tl2:uO Midnight
Apartments Drawing Room az Npn<
for tn choosing ant trn 3 BAG
gage NAV Offices 2 So AMI s0 III tlTii
and Ils ave..
Harlem; Fnonst Booklyn Depots Of tamher, an tot
Of Twcsth-f. No. Erhsneepare aud Long DOi
Depot, Jersey Agents the puns pal hotels
l. d. RUCKER Ma "a, WI. r. BARR
General Superintendent 1870 General Passenger Agent,
DALI For fiasensack Tor Feruout ~,