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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-30

OVERLAND TRADE FROM CHINA.-At-
lantic cities are now generally making the
experiment of importing China goods via
by the Pacific railroad. The manifest OF
the steamer China at San Francisco, the
10Th instant, showed ITO packages tess of
which ], ,072 were for Chicago, 1872 for Bos-
ton, "A for Baltimore, 80 for New dford; |;
and for New York lS9 of teas and 2S5 of
silks for Liverpool, 20 packages Of silks,
leaving for San Francisco 4, 800 of teas, 40
Upon this list the San Francisco BulJettn
remarks: W 90 gsa 1led giio orb nj ED
10 1t will be seen that cities not before on
the list of direct importers have made the
experiment, and also, that spices and silks
wilffollow in the wake of teas to be inn
ported and distributed by San Francisco
The China's freight listot teas would have
been much larger, but it was at the close
of the season, and the new crops were just
coming into mark ct. .msl9Id MOI GE9ildi
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-30

n. sauge e,s cardozo has denied both not;o,s
in tbs VIII OF error and stay of proceediugs
Of v Iverr Sase oi Mm. Foster, the murderer
does No; ~ -. rutnam. Ex-Judge Stnart
piov % the s,aht et cease ms efforts but will EN-.
an p stfars sms elgnteen days yet left Foster in
stay till at least the proprietv Of Iudgge IIudge
oardozo's denial can be passed On " 'uoge
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-30
The London Bonapartjst

The London Bonapartist journal Sstuo-
tion has the goodness to address etlle fol-
lowing warning to Germany: gCal5StA
"The column of the Place Vendome no
longer exists 1t shall be restored, that is
all for we will re-erect it I'm one day and
replace on its summit the true Napoleon
J. And let Germany not rejoice too much
st what has happened; for, in order to
mise the column again, we shall need the.
bronze Of an enemy, and even in the pangs
Of death we cling to, the hope of Iretaking,
il from those who have taken it,from us. ~
With regard toyIthe demolition of the
column, we can confidently say that the,
prevalent feeling in Germany is profound
indifference. Z ; If fgthe French choose to de-
stroy the public monuments they have
reared with so much labor and expense,
and cast to-day on a dung heap the idol
they yesterday odored, it is solely their
own business. AS. to the menaces adj
dressed to Germany by, the Situation, they
appear to us as ilI-timed, as Ridiculous at
moment when the very national existence
of France is jeopardized in a sanguinary
intestine struggle the effects of which
will be felt throughout the country for
many year to come.-Nortt German Cor
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Hotels.
THE BATTLE HOUSE.

r HAVE LEASED THE HOTEL LATELY. KNOWN
i as the Stacey House, and win heneeforth conduct
Il in the most approved style. ar .rfy,-g a.
TIE patronage of the public generally, and of my old
friends particularly who have stood BY me truly in
cordial reception and comfortable home at the Battle
House sssfsS a18u ~ JOEL A. BATTLE.
It viii be seen from the above that have leased the
Stacey House to General Battle In retiring from the
ostion which I have occupied for several years in
this city. desire to tender my thanks and kind wishes
old friends ard to earnestly eEtreat continuation
of their patronage TO my successor. who viii
make their stay with him comfortable in respect
Nashville. Jan17-dtf-w 2ai J. E. STACEY.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-30

The principal amusement of the citizens
of Calhoun, Georgia, is that of tying tim
ware to the tails of the village dogs. The
dogs are SO well trained that wherever one
of them sees an oyster can in the Street he
backs up and waits for some one to tie it
on. u u d u !
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-30

Of An s''oraclep at New Orleans, discours-
ing on the wonders of the Mississippi,
mentioned the iron coffin of De .Sodo; con-
tanning the golden trumpet given him by
Qeen Victoria. What ~ exclaimed one,
mot Queen Victoria? is"rYes sir, QHeep
Victoria, I" r'Why, she, wasn't born then
by two hundred years or,inore." II don't
care, if she wasn't, was the bold reply /;
II reckon she could leave it in her will ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-30
THE BELL HOUSE.

HAVING ASSUMED THE PR0PRIET0RsHIP
II the above hotel can the travelling pub
lie that shall devote my whole time to making it the
model Hotel Of Knoxville. Ny rooms are large and
we'll ventilated and elegantly furnished NY tables
me a cam Good Bath Rooms II the house. t.s'f
N. D. GROVER, Proprietor.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-30

In reply to young friend leaving atown
because some things in it were not exactly
to her taste or content, an old lady Of ex-
perience said,- "My dear, when you have
found a place where every body and every
thing are always pleasant and nothing
whatever is disagreeable let me know, and
pH move there too." ~ ~
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-30
DIR. Hall, in his Journal Of Heata. says

DIR. Hall, in his Journal Of Health. says
ficient in the cure of diseases than all the.
potencies of the nadteria naedtcd are
warmth, rest, cleanliness and pure air.
Some persons make tia virtue, to brave
disease, ''to keep up'' as long as they can
move footsor crook O. afinger, and it some
times succeeds !. but .oftener the powers of
life are thereby so completely exhausted
that the system has lost all ability to recu-'
perate, and slow and;typhoid fever set in,
and carry the patient to a premature grave.
Whenever walking or work is,an effort, a,
warm bed and cool room are the very
first indispensable steps, to sure and
speedy recovery. Instinct leads all beasts
and birds to quietude and rest the very
moment disease or wounds asailsthe sys-
tenn -. w 4-~.o rw
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: WILL ALL THOSE WHO SUFFER
$50 f0i 1-TG-a - FROM II
CONSUMPTION or COUGH
Please Read the Following letter
From; a Reliable Druggist ?


,- .-, MOUNT VEKSOE Ill. April o. ISL
MEssRs. J. N HARRIs & Co.. Cinci natl Ohio
atJentlemen-l heard one OF my customers speak in
such high terms of Aliens Lung Basam to-day that
Thought would write you the su ostance of his
neat: lie says his mother, who is sixty years of
sse, mas suffered with consumption for several ears
an has been under the care of all best physicians
but never received auy per nanent benefit then she
that could be ecured Tor her, but all to no avail
She still grew until she confined 10 her bed;
and when she seized with parOxysm of co Ching
she would lose the power OF respiration and they wer
ing and while she coughed hard she could not eX
pector &c any hing and the family and friends had
given up all hopes OF her recovery Her son noticed
the advertisement of Aliens Lung Balsam in the
Christian Advocate. and tbey thought they would pro-
cure and try 1t. They cOmmen ed giving he the Bal
at O'Clock p. directed, a dose very hour
ing, and expectorated mouth full of dark yellow
ter which was s0nething she had not been able 20 do
for some Iime They continued to give the Basam
until morning and then she began c expectorate free
pints Of fmucus matter, which gave her immediate
lief and since that time sae has continued to imp Ove
She sits up all day, and walk about the house
and take considerable outdoor exerci~e Her son
bought more Of the Balsam to-day and he is re ON
mending IL very highly to every one.
Yours, respectfully A. C. JOHNSON, Druggist.
Was there ever greater proof Of merit than the
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM is without doubt tho
best expectorant remedy offered the afflicted
public Il contains opium in any form, and Its use
Is harmless to the most delicate.
kA Directions accompany eaeh bottle.
3f ,snifIi, J. N, HARRIS * co, PrOprietors.
Cincinnati Ohio.
FOR SALE BY'ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
E. 3. sANFQRD A CO., Knoxville, Tenn.
& ALBEPS
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.

FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE.
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Medical.

The symptoms of liver COM
o., plaint uneasiness and
--.sSAakk pain in the side. Sometimes
J nHlMA6flklCio the pain is in the shoulder,
a SliItVtOiSS q and is mistaken for rheuma-
tism. The stomach is affected
ID AAUSfsf with loss of appetite and
\ sickness, bowels in general
- - costive. some alternating with
Iax. 1e hesd 4 troubled with pain, and dull heavy
INTERPRETATION loss ef memory, accompanied
- with painful sensation Ofhay-
14"fiobn9si HtlJ ing left undone something
A. fi.., s,..., ta u which ought to have been
nfr1 done. Often complaining of
n VghtINfH off weakness, debility and low
\ spirits. Sometimes many of
HtA t3bi1iinJ Ol the above symptoms attend
f& ft., 49,. the sease and at other
1szulu - = times very few of them; but
The liver is senerslls The organ most involved Cure
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maT Ia-dIm

yiSed fswsf is tsfag hae sfff
- fAl-lYam .n.- p
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-30

lar. 6e head IL troubled with pain. and duu h
sensation, considerable loss Of memory. accompa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
pASSENGERS SAILED.

~ q, ,ecowrp steamship CalcdOnis Jane 2lwm Jrnkin,
80. p Clarsson aud children, A. Shes MIS- ~ lama
t Ms Caraghau. D. Robinson. J. CaraY; iheaihsm =,
- S q gher M c. Collins C. Nchenua snd Wit l.
Cssrroye She.sFd, A. hinlo auG Children rhns n
Nrs Devise g. Roberts, j. Dahe ISbam and "hersih
b ZOE IvERPoOI-ln steamship Rus,s jane aNr sn1 Mrs.
G 1s ingtonse and stunt ard N r. Pcaue nj end ms n
Wti,s M son Ir N Bshor and VIE Miss j. b. BaAer g. keR
si Two so r. r. Psrn the Hon. w. WGrt and servant j. u
Ronsn " v hayah J. Teisir drs feton ss I!ovo'
III W ,ior,n A. ana Mrs ius,ed hIs Col j. iowe Ms
lsnur. M and as noqss, MI and Mr h5 N.Y.
l. ToAas Mr.. J. G. Ieoaard, MI J. T. Be' M sn ~
y tshe, Gin, ssd erysnS hr and Nj; T hsss
leo Ne AID Mr. W. J. Freeman, N.Y. snd Ms ". Corrsd
he Rev. Dr. Conrad h and Nr v X aNh h'
T. Marvin Mss Marvin, Mr. aud = hoSar heOtSe! sl
Nis. D. Tod NJ Mrs 7. B0ueryor'h and SsrSysIts'
J. " Gsoge. Master Osborne, Nj ed hr Ii - 2 IS
Greg Mr. and Mr. j Stewait G W Falor;, l. D9sn, u, j.
GsEer n = P5rpn D. Fosler Mrs Dayle Nj Riegs d. L.
Ioro snI VIE = h Buiburn Teos dgsn b. H. Hutton j. T.
n. ". = Hedges Mss ileges Miss mower H. hn9NeI
Ns T. Chapman, 6ug Judge CsaoHSn >; l. NJ sPpIOI
Srvsom M and Hosad NJ and Ms Norwood Nj and Mrs
Gem & L. L,chfe II. {. Ltob6h r leslie. DE- D. ygiAn
NJ : R1iinsOn, N.Y. Waller Miss Waller Miss r. "vvlet,'
G. Besav honlsn L. Legune W. Leslie G. Reilly W fol
Thos Duncan, j. GAwa Wm Hsrr.oa. = DuIyss ana VIE
Me Daryss G. X Ceuse, Mr. and Ms g. d. Chsoa BH shAhe
FOR IIvERPooL-Iu steamship Colorado. June 2lMrs J. A.
H,rA Orr, AeI. h. or Walter Webb Nj and Mn Geo.
u StAon Feschman Mas Amce Freshman Mss In
Bette Wsr, Sis Nellie Camp0th,
Bliss levitt 81 Kate Eetton, Ms, Nina Les MI lea ht YIN
Er Joe Ceso G. Cogie Th,s Os;e, Mr. aud Mrs Dol
lrt Dousrd, Dalart Jas Doiardr g. Badrnan gno
Ora hurst A. H. Ausn Mrs g. bsfert Master Clarence LtAer Miss
gcn L-r Mr. geit, 1rs Lfer Thos shaw NJ r. WIND am,
G. Steele Ms q. Steele NJ D. haioporGAe james
col W. C. Wce'en Mr.. Weedon Miss sloan NJ DE k's az
Nm lie Roisri and ufsnt, Ms 81 H. CS.9's BLISS L. H.
ale,, Miss Mix Miner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
REAL ESTATE.
Erw.Yoax. wednesday, June 81, 1871.


There was a large attendance of wealthy mer-
chants at the Exchange this morning attracted by the
partition sale Of the valuable business property known as
Nos ~ 49, So and 90 Worth-s The property was sold to
settle the estates Of A. H. Fisk and Francis Skinner de-
ceased and consisted Of two yestoy double stores each
5Olx1OO feet They purchased by William Watson Tor
$4,000 each The price considered fair one al
though below the expectations Of the executors NOS
At and 40 are rented on lease expiring May 1874 at
$4,000 per annum; Nos % and IS are rented at SiV'
per aunun. The sale conducted by Anthony J'
Blocker auctoneer. w. X Stevenson Co sold hotel
and "A acres OF land, located Mt Fishkn, Dutchess
County, N Y, fronting Main and Broad-sts Col Jas
Bagley the purchaser at 5000.
A. ID. Meck jr., d Brothers sale at Oakland is re-
ported great success ISs lots were sold on Tuesday,
and large number OF persons In attendance today
Should the weather be fine tomorrow the solo will be
continued Free passes and meps will be furnished on
application TO the auctioneers.
Westcheser real estate continues active. The Robert
Smith farm OF has been sold Mt $4,000 Henry
Chapman has purchased tie farm Of Mrs Croft q acres,
on iocust-ave running from Old Church TO the Eve
Mile turn for 10000. The Simpson Homestead coi-
prising co acres and located within half mile OF the
Village OF Weschester, has been purchased ny Johh
On wednesday, June g. the Rowland leland estate,
located In CyuCa County in this St2e, VIII DC 500 NJ
auction to the HIGHEST bidders Tic tract embraces about
bOO1 acres of very rich farming lands, which has Dcth
suldiyided into farms of 90 acres each so as 20 sFo
every one a chance TO secure farm, large or small
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
Ciin Real estate for Sale.

DROADWAY.-FOr SALE, on Broadway,
I'D so,h FogreeHL, large corner PROPERTY eemrrn8a a
sith Troll Of about FiO0CJ sllun. Full garc from
Ug32J HOMER MORGAN, Pna-s.
COR SALE-The three-stOry, high stOOp,
brick House - West Tventy riatt near BrJsva- = feet
vide lot bali TIE book hceenint walls vel built end ooi ore
lie and Stlrleant be use
Immediately ff business puo Apply to tue A. BOGARDU5
It3 Broadway
TOR SALE-0n Fffth-ave. near Forty second
sThe Gne PROPERTY Nos. Al, 4J9 and 1}l Fnls7e lately
occupied by the FEN e Coegei size 5lvO The lllug
have entrucs sg suitable sra private hotel eloe "
PHoe, $1,000 easy Apply 10 HOhLk ht
GAN 2 Pirest NSJ4)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22

~ Affections being the lowest weekly motah
h .nnsps recorded thus Gar during the present year ~
ka 81 week exhibits an infoSthen o.
uo , ~ utsyioos confined 70 lersens above w
Sse p e. than that sse having SaaeFcd AZ increase IN u'
I.Et, al II per upSn TIC to'al , -. % * ard
eg reading Of the barometer for The psst week was 60,
~ mean temperature 6lto being Ato oNeI hSn ior ,h tie
ne ~ Al s. On Tuesa, and in the 7o on lGcsy a. men
So 90 fI'daY ~
al umdy equiSeet 70 A99 tssturauen tes g5S 5s-ts
f min he wees enditg June smallpox occfs"nl
Hit a, hi iverpoo AID IL in EtycaEeonly ue-s e''s
= al cltV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN Nails
TuvRSDAY JuNE q

THURSDAY. JuNE - 1T, D..
MATS hf Rurope via Southampton aud Driih - ii.p M ~
.s ~ Thnist Hobokca eose s PotOate Mail Sr maid Irt
stso, A N A. n b. 1850 N. SUPP eI tss 80 1aI ~ mn
- oaS "a e m or ,e Pier Oboken Snd c'''" " '' "
ssT' es s dOod in Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
Soahle postsgel Ia. ,er s,estosSp Sherman sails
sar Pet No n r. close at a. stta MP SHs ~ : IN
u. 70, The Arsntne Republic BraIL ana ~ Ihonee pI
x,b ATe from No. ~ N H. Close al le fostVmoe AZ
n he ses sip sailing Saturday does not q rretent
-, prjfn Closed Nail" but ssnt W thal dl b 'Se N
- s'l,h t.kes tie n ais f6f Bur0pc, &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
New- grrsrn Real estate Tor Sale.

A CCESSIBLE SUBURBAN COTTAGE for
~ SALE LhTCOtnsg advantages Of ctv country
INMATES from Lher Corln ss 20 tans each by
tagr
fr modern ht'~t lot
W. toked g,rn .hads nae lawns bcs Se al
IA ably gdplrl Hes i0i man, Ard ad
value VIII he rnai 70 2o bs pr. o. foli at sen.
perfect factory. far particulars sui
pbot0gulbs al4Itss II. o., Z. U. Box rs, N. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK.

PORT or NEW-YohH... a.
sesmD Colorado tPr, FrsnsH Liverpool Williams oaon
sesSsaiP Irs1ei, v alacc; Plisde!Flia.
ttansail Eoyeiiyl shaw; Psllalel9a';; 49,, IT,. D..
htssGlp sOah Carolina, Beckett Charleston, c. H. H. Morgan
steamship C. C,ntoet Drslc Philadelphia, H. N. Dtgrs
SeMp Bsge Lr) Jae.nsn Liverpool, VIA s. John d. Bow
SIP Sistafa lar J. Pr, Bristol, Eng z. Morg97s Sons
BARK Laey Nichols COaa London via Bull River, A4to Nal
I.2s Psio Alto Berry Penah Roads for orders - T. Brook
Bar ssIs x x e. baSss ns7 lS Bod I'll ieeS
Ss ESsi Bolton sr HaSey st. sp5es n b. Hence arse
Bn1 Itos EGbSlad Qta sOarpS'O BeoORt FsbOh Cssan'
Brg Creole Du.chl sPsckha5eI, Curacao, pOyae Co
bes 4 sssh Cullen al; cedar Keys s1J Key e BHner
sclr srppe W. Grang Washington D c, Ven BraBt Co
& s nSs 81, S5 r0 neB4 s a ao9 60 cr.pd B.
Ser samuel Csger Ir ROep,gu Phadsps' Evans Bal Co
tohr hiorenSc n Tow tiiy ~ ~ ~ - b'4 ="
ssa5 Mar y nela L o F5 C r. = T. Wuaeg
ser Nellie Do1niM Hob6o, stafOd Stamford Manufacturing
slo,p Dcce.ion, T;as Bridgeport r, W. Jackson Co.
Canal boat IL BrovH bssarS ossgo National Transportation
cspsl bost Adais, Du,ly, OsTeso
ARRIVED.
Steamship Peeis GL Daure H4yre June VI, Be' ies ~ Fis
me- or) bee ior Pnsrthi lth s Il o. Ion 81 80 at re m
& S g. r,..e7 fe.r i.tiS Aas bouad
S,easbp ns 9nas Br Sidney B. days coal
l. NegYois Gas Col ye to C. d. ssG Hal strong W. gales
the en-! passage.
Ith With mis. anu pass t6f BAKER Had pleasant Etathef
entire passage p miles s. Of Jupiter passed brig W. john bouud
BJrth.
steamship ashland Moore PsrBsndsa Fla, with ndse. and
kgss. Jrs Hand
steamship Couch Richmond City Point and Norfolk With
steamship o1S OBJ Young Msees May r. Lesborn 1sh and
Marks 25a Inds- and pas. H. Henderssg BROS
BTg ~ o. Kuhn, Flsu 90 ds, S 70 orer vessel 10
Wen8, Tetens 8 Becs
scar Mole Pmm ArOyo r. IL days Wit sugar 10 BufirUR
Pond vessel TO Jel Frye Go.
FOREIGN PORTS.
2Ihe steamship CITY Of vs. f'ugon, Cent
from me u touched Quegn'OHb last e'ehg ed
proceeded OI Liverpool.
Tbs Noh &, r1sr seasp Deutschland Cap Member from
june 10 tousl Soahsmpta lat evening and PROCEEDED
Tie steamship Scandinavia Qa'se teuehed Neville
las evening. and proceele. io7 Liverpool
SPOKEN.
Ep Margaret a. g. ron Aatstrp ol Philadelphia Jane H. lat 90
10.
Bark esbca Phstelps Ja~ 49, s 40 - Ion.
g. IS (Bott pilot boat Widce N, No 49,
LONp0y Juo G.-The Lite shlg Ct OF Bsggss, oa Nes-YCt
bound 70 Liverpool NO date la. 80 lon. =.
DISASTERS
Jane 2l1e Aes Baaled from Aans for Nea-YoTs,
Ia olndeo. az saved
Jlre 2The steamships Shangha ard Mar Hong
Kong bound Auoy, have beea wrecked e lie
ff0T latest ship Meas Iith Potge.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
PASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM HAvRRIq steamship Pereire June 2Mr Bessn and IN
fB Cards nr BslHgaren. Nj Muller MI Dute Mr. Msilard
D egl Varussn Mr. BsrthoH Mr. Simon. MI Waplef Nr
lsrn SIS, Evans Bhnt Miss Key Bsnt MI MUr5 Yrs
ar. and Nurt Mr. Bossere. Mr.. lalFtns, Mr. Aens
Fr Lrare M borubn Nj Poll, Mr. Duvs Mr. HeureTant Mt
Jet Mr.. lilly. Mr Brsu Dir Chdo and lady Ms Ara11d
,s Sentours Mr. Cnu Conkng Mrs Lspsnte Mr. Con rd
N Gsnor Roieuwsd Mr. Cohu, Mr. Bresja Lutzan Mr.
sn.tt M unbsnt Mr. Wolf Mr. BensUyleau Mr.. Gay, hrs
We ey Hrs Kiln Dans Mrs Haas Miss Mecier Nr Simon
lfdy hr ehee Mrs Sheer and children, M Harpecke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
Extensions.

ANNUAL REGATTA of the NEW-IOlK
"A YACHT CLUB THURSDAY, June % The leDd s'looh
steamer SAWANHaK4. Capt Charles Post viii leave Ils yeah'
r. e IN and Pecsa; . 10 aceo1paIy ne yachs IN
srolad tue Eghtp. Ticket Tor Sic ezelTso 81 D. le
freshnentS on bosrl. ------.
A NNUAL grand REGATTA on THURSDAY
"a The and Gorgeous anbcat AAERCIS With magnificent
sloas 'p'ol decks aud hoai awning WI accompany te yea
leaving follows: Thry.seyen, f. r. O'clock nj Msrkts
~: FGgon Ferry BrooAyn g45 eni Pier ~ q at 10 o'clock
Fare 81 Brass band and choice refreshments 90
boq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
Westfhfster Gonntp Real gsiate for Sale

TOR SALE-TO close estate OF Job X. Car
leBbI Annonk Westcheser Co., ~ T. cont lining 10
srabe a5f ~ patusg with good t"oa house "a
frost excellent pleasant
iDatons Apply to EDWARD j. CARPENTER Pe1antsie West
chester Co. n Y. EDWARD CLARKE Tribune Ohcr.
NONKERS.-If You want TO purchase or rent
furnished unflrnslei HOUSES. tVpy loUhANs lonses
Ola TO 10000 TO LOAN on iirst-class
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For Por girvis and wsv. $40 ~. en- 4:Jop
For Mde0gn GLd Wsg a. 80 arJ 5iJO pm aoa 500 j
only $50 a. IA 1890
ForOtsyle sad WAY, a. tl3Da r.
for Newt s.gh sni WaV 81 "a, $50 AMI 0:s rtD
For Suaern and Way, ) and D. N. g.
For Paterson snI Nsg. a. Cs 10 m y mi Up T. ois, 10
1;l5 2. and 10 m'in.gh. IN. Al.
For sckeusk l.sle a1l SPils Valley At $500 "a All Z 40
800 500 t)0 and 6:iS and Thursdays aud Sahd - 0h n
For PennoD Sy,ck 1a!m'n', and WAY ct go 70 9 $3.50
AIS 1890 5:lJ AID SatLr only, ~ ish:
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cpal hotels -, ...tNt lp.u..t-...L
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For liacsegg;ok am Hilsae OHl..
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-22
BROOKLYN Real estate for Sale.

DROPERTY inthe vicinity of Prospect Park
Ksaui irOensiore MANSIONS, smaller HOUSE tnl
LOTS for SALg Apply 70 6. IlAHrE, 40 u Pinest, Room