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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-27

rfsr fraf 3
MEssHs. y. N! HLRsIs n CO.. CineiDnasi Ohio: ~
such u safH Psf Lung Ba:sm
thought Iveuid write you the SUBSTANCES of his sta
age Ia. suffered with consumption for several ears.
hut neyer Received auy permanent beneht; then sks
Serb s1f I1ns
ssd WE When bs sssd With 8 s
Compelled u resort various means g restore breath
inr and Hh;le she csushed so hard she could not
Psct0rss and the family H fnd sISs ssd
the adyeftiseaent of Aliens Lung rRalsam in the
Christian Advocate and they thought they would pre-
cure and try it, They ed giving her the Bali
anti midnight tn she took another spell Of eoass-
ing and expecterateda mouth full Of dark yellow mat
ter which some hing she had not been able TO de
for some tnes They continued TO give her the Bslssm
~ and within two hours she had expectorsted three
pints Of mucus matter. which gave her immedate
lief and since that time she has continued 70 imp oye
She now sits up Al day and can walk about the house
bought more Of the Balsam to-day, and he il room
mending it very highly TO every one, :. l.1ifj.l,
Yours, respectfully, A. c. JOHNSON, Druggist.
Was there ever greater proef OF merit than ths case
e ALIENS LUNG BALSAM is without doubt the
bestexpectorant remedy ever offered to the smieted
pdblice It contains opium in any form, and is use
is harnless 10 the most deiicate.l s,uga ~ -U11.
ca Directions accompany each bottle.
"a )hI Ion .. N!IHARRIS 10 CO, Propreters,
FOR SALE BIZ ALL MEDICINE DEALERS.
DE- 2fiih'3p oIil For Sale By
NJ 4. aANF0RD tk Co., Aneayiile, Tenn.
eH1aBEsLaix n ALBERs, "Yii9b s1"'
IN, -. 49,; J. may23-tf .trfas -ryra a. -reI
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-27
Meeting OF the Maryvilie Cornct Band.
Anusements To-slax.

Aihusements Today.
The marble-cutters offer the following pre-
miums at the Fair Grounds to-day:
A fine hat, to be selected from Gaines s. Bro IS
stock, to the best Jig dancer
A purse of $40 to the fastest runner. Dis
lance, $50 yards.
Ten dollars to.the fastest runner. Distance,
100 yards.
There will also be q race in sacks. the pre-
MUM for which viii be announced on the
grounds. These races promise 70 be interest
ing, especially the last named.
Soda water from the Triumph Fountain at
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NEW YORK HERALD. SATURDAY. JUNE TO- 1871.

crackers and orpedoes shall
other public place within said cIty.
Fireworks consisting of Chinese crackers rocAes blue
lights candles colored pots lance whees aud other
of brilliant coored Ines may be Kept upon sale erveDng
the 10th day OF June and the 10Th day OF July In each year.
provided the quantity kept upon building
shall exceed In value the 81 COO other
During those portions OF the the 10th day
of July and the oh OF June In the succeeding ire
works shall be kept upon sale in the city Of New York in
quantity In any buldln, exceeding one sample
package Of each particular kind, or in such lin
tied quantities as shall be specified under the
permit issued Whenever rockets, Roman candles
double headers blue lights flower pots. signal lights bomb
smells chssers shall be kept permit quaint
ties of dozen pieces OF each kind they be
apartment separate from all other
chandse materials and specially adapted for the purpose
by Areproof throughout
asshan be approved of by the Board
Firccrackers manufactured pieces and miscellaneous
kinds Of fireworks not hereinbeore designated shall here
after only be stored In such buildings
shall be approved OF by the Board
The torpedoes OF Fireworks com,
posed wholly In part Of ntrog ycerine, prohibited
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y,
Cotton STEADY nohn. doss %ddns, l.S Me- 70
2s4 sales. s5O stock 7si2s Net receipts Of the week,
1918 to Bremen 26a4 to Hamburg ls7s to Barcelona
$40; coastwse, 3,4l5. Sales of the week, 10000.
SAVANNAH June 0. 1871.
Cotton quiet Mddings, lsc Net receipts 342 bales; Ex-
10S5S Net receipts the 3l8 Exports TO Great Bril-
tain 1859 TO the Continent 600s coaswsc, 423 Sales or
the weak, $780, 49,,
sm and active luss ~ sS low TO me-
w -" @A' CLEVELAND, Ohio June O. 1877.
Petroleum very strong crude IS sOa So; refined. 1914
CHICAGO, June 9, 1871.
firm at 81 s9d, this afternoon 81 80 81 So, CornNo
mixed firm closed at 54c b4c. the afternoon quiet,
s ~ 1 s. S a. 81 s aarsy aeana
2at65c Provision. firm; pork $I4 a BIS June $lb
gig i2 July Lard unchanged Bulk meat, held dr rn
bushels corn $4,000 bushels oals, 1000 bushels rye $40
bushels barley and 5000 hogs shpmens-Sooo b6ls;
bushels oats 1000 bushels barley and 1000 hogs Freshs
active
OswEao, NJ Y, June 9, 1871
Flour in good demand and the market unchanged sales
81 for white winter So rs for double extra Wheat quiet
aaso aS Ss safes 1s car he a. 81 50 oM No. M
held at Sso; Oats Unchanged, at Sic. 2 SIC. for
for ss.dy rs Pss' o'1s
wines, 81 hc Canal reightsFlour SOC. wheat 7c corn
York, SIS TO Philadelphia Railroad fregh flour to Bos
on $50 to New York. 4oc to Assny &c: Receipts
and s.ssso66 feet lumber The amount Of gram tine
canals from buffalo and Oswego for tdewater Yesterday
ga 0o bushels corn bushels OATS 100000 bushels
barley, 1000 bushels and rye LOCO bushels.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY, June 9-6P.M
AsHTs-The market continued quiet but steady at sc
81 25 for pots and 50 a 10 rs for pearls.
in light demand at SOC. ID. for plain
SPERM 39c per To- for patent SPERM CSC per b.
for stearic and lSc. a 15c. per lib. for adamsnnc.
CorTEE.-The market for Rio firm, with fair in-
qury large invoices We note sales OF 600 bags per
Humboldt and TAG bags per Alice Tainor private
TERMS The demand Rio in lots from second hands
was fair at full prices. Other kinds werc steady;
800 bags Maracaibo were disposed Of on private
do lo74c lie good do Ms Ms prime do, lStc;
in bond thirty TO sixty days credit Java government
bags lso 2Oc do grass mats' lskc. 2c. Singapore,
Lssaayr, g. Iss 5amssa; iss a,SSse s. Dsmaso
14c. l6c Mexican, l3c Ec Savanilla, lsc. l56c.
Cracoa l3c &c., all god thirty to sixty days c-sdit duty
paid.
CorroH.-The market wa. rather more active and with
continued light offerings holders established advance OF
Nc Id. upon all grades excepting ordinary. The demand
from exporters was very light and grades below low mddng
mand for spinning At full prices The sales
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Wheat request aud hrmer under better cable
a NJ j. i ls sa.saa "a .sa s 8 s g: ; winter
Private kilograms o%o e spring wheat 7 IL Is 3D. Corn
Zoe &c. for dry DO. sse TO for ysnow Oats were
sa$: %s'sn no sa aA Ss w s
present and demand Rye was aul and d nominal at
sy steam steam were were. wseu: change md
charernE business was moderately active and Iu rates
p rs,S sss vSss ~
bushels q Cd sssd TO London y y sail, Sssoo Dn.he,
lid the charter include Sart hence direct e, g
Kingdom, with phosp6a.es as Sd abrs s4s tons hen
trieste direct 1000 SDis 1000 roanei pstrS:
ss m s asp S.l I. 70 ooi
Or de. eS % csn on Ss % os PEI
hence Genoa with cargo of tobacco and back from
GuSNIEs continued duh. There no demand, and in
The absence q business prize; s were We
ans & PEss: &C.
ern , &C. a ioc. and oId:, &c. .4e. 49, 80
There small inquiry fcr hemp and go
Mno ws5e sn "
81 90 80 So per toni undressed do 81 % 81 81 per ton;
aa bond SIC ss' Jus %
sG gold and us sn It's e u sosi
rendered dTm y .hs continued scarcity Only small lots
available; go tons No extra American were sold prf
vale Scotch pig neglected, the
transactions aside from small los for Immediate
prices nominal We guote:--No American. S35 a
go 80 tom No dol ss Sss 60 per toni Glengs
tom and Esnon from DOCK $50 per ton Refined bar.
cam Ss5 S1O0, gold, ton tor Swedes assorted.
LKAp.-Pg neglected and nominal At So l2H Sc IS,
gold 100 lbs for German and Spanish, Sc Is So sd
FOR English Refined was steady with moderate demand
$50 % 100 lbs for sheet and pike and rs IS for bars
MoLAssrs-Foreign descriptions quiet but firm. We
note 80 hhds Porto Rico the
was frm moderate demand at full prices loo
New Orleans lots, realized &c. 60c. gallon We
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The market for forward deliveries srong and
further advance of h. obtained, the market closing
firm the Improvement with buyers than sellers The
transactions to-day comprised bales Is
1900 at ISs 100 At - Isc 900 at 49, 500 A. ls,sc
ls together 100 each July and August At is lsioc TO-
100 a ls1sc uo 800 At y lSsc September 100
& Ss AZ ss S ~ ss 4 ss
400 at ls2.e;; August, 100 at at. iss.c, 500 At
l2S0 bales The average quotations of yesterdays sales
for future delivery folows:-Junc, l7Ac. july
1s44c August ls5sc November 1885, and December l7c
The receipts ports to-day were aveson 65S New
Orleans S60 Mobile 87 Savannah, 342 Charleston, SO7
Wilmington 50; Norfolk 305; Baltimore, I5; New York,
5-toa l6 bales against 1881 bales same day last week,
and 1852 bales day last Rates for otton freight
closed foliows:To Liverpool by steam 1854 I'D, by
sail, 52d to Hsvre, by steam, lc, gold; to Hamburg by
I'D; Bremen, by steam, &C., gold, cOmpressed
to Baltic ports, by sail, &c gold.
CoPpER-The demand for American ingot fair At full
prices with further sales of $50 200 lbs lake at 2c
b the market closing frmer Manufactured firm,
fair demand, at 800 for sheahing, 49, 2ic for
old &c. 38c for nails 32c for brazers ana bots &c
for yellow metal sheathng 22c for do nails and 24c
for do. BOLTS
Flour AND GRAIs Rscepts-Flour, - sas bbs wheat,
49, 196 bushels $3.50 do. meal 36bags oats,
526S5 bushels The flour market firm under better in
qury for Shipment though business was on moderate
SCALE summing about 600 Sbs Rye -four was In mode
s6 Corn meal was quiet and steady There were small,
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tcct the City Against Damage by Fire.
works.
The following notice, addressed to all dealers in
fireworks, has Just been issued, by order or the
Board OF Fire commissioners
HEADQUARTERS FIRE DEPARTMENT CRY OFF
IL AND Ois is MERCER ST. new YonS June 5 is
Notice n S Ss 1s o for the sale Of e
SECTION three Chapter a. Laws Of the state Of New York
% @ G1 Of s at hss
regu atoms a printed below
BY order Of the Board d., ;, u,rcuv.v n.
SECTION Nc as%o Is d.Ss Si works. cartridges
powder train, percussion coooum, nitrate of soda
ras I'd saa stored Or
s m aed IN such quantities as shah
BY The said Commissioners Of their discretion
81 any time BY sad ewot
sc ct and
es be sp s .a s o ay
such reasonable regnaons as said Commissioners
may prescribe under sr IS caruorao for IN. oa
Of noneompance with the several provision:
therein specially provided shall ssvsray forfeit and pay
such offence, Or shall forfeit pay the penalties respec
yey imposed under any Of said sections and shall also BE-
any violation Of noncompliance with any requirement
payment Of Inc further penalty the fty dollars
81 81 .s
lied under this act Commissioners may, IN their dis
cretion, enc penalty, when collected,
not 70 exceed one bali thereof, TO an intormcr.
REGULATIONS KEFPIS0 FtREWoRKs.
No shall be manufactured, stored
kept upon the OF New York, except under per-
duly issued therefor by the Board OF Fire Commission
ers, under and in Uniformity with the following reguia
tlons;-
Permits to keep rewo sale in the CITY OF New York
will be issued king application therefor subject
OF VIOLATION OF
the guaons by them governing the keeping Of
fireworks, In their discretion. -, !.
Dealers TO obtain PERMITS state at the time OF app
cation-First the applicant Second, he location
the TO be kept. Third,
the quantity and description of the fireworks intended to be
kept and offered for sale.
They prohibit smoking and the making and keep
ing OF fire the place such fireworks are kept TO
all lights therein with glass coverings or globes and
place conpcuousy upon said premises sign or pacard
In the words,
"rIkrwoRKs-so SNORING ALLowED"
Dealers shall expose for sale front outside OF said
premises within of the front line OF said
premises nor in any open window or doorway any ire
Ing lrecrackors eTvcdoes No Qcwork excepung IRE
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THE M0RMoNS AND THE UNITED STATES COURTS.

SALT LAKE, Utah, June 0, 1871.
The Mormons having refused TO pay the expenses
or the United States Courts the lawyers have stipu
lated that the fees OF jurors shall be paid by the
parties to suits, and Judge McKeon has ordered q
Jury term of his District Court for the 10th day OF
July. This arrangement applies only TO civil bust.
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t,nHish -oc' ooc. .oc soc
s ss for .E sp ss
wharf and % bbs in soreat 15ac, and rs bbls.
81 goa s. % per Sb The marke for fon easier The
s,;rs' Ss 81 ID Is "a. s. 81: i
rrTEoLEUMTls market was very quiet but 6rm. There
Views crds Ss al and sellers MG1 MOT
The transscions IN rcncd were As sSs stand
ard white spot at 2se and 500 bbs o. last half July
ssNc. b.. auhsniicaied The Philadelphia marse was
% sSs Standard sspS S sass
Loo bb. do at 26sc and loo bills DO at 2os4c, 700
sS 3d. sn s sp ay sss a ss
''ss ssgsiss S ss
july s,s % and prices s's a aS
ss'ssss We soI % g. Sss sa
cut, 10 sSc; Stafford ana g,imasha%. s5se. beer
sr o na ss ans so "" a n
sss s G V ". no %s' sale: 'rs s . ha
r us %es delivery s h.%s sns in rS as
ssies mostly Il sss W ca. were aaie. sH.
prize, % We note 100 . So5s dry ss,ed
,s Sc ss Sa sbG GsS s & hacks ham,
s request The sale:
Gag. ,hsnSsqps SS
loc per b.thc latter price being extreme tor choice
lots.
sUGAR-The market for Arm, with . moderate
demand for refining purposes and light demand fomfhc
ss sss' 1 Is Sha
TS Rice ss q nsS
raiey active the basis of l2Ao. per ID for soft
white and lskc. per ib. for hard. We quote =
$40; fair good fair refining, sAc. sSc.; good to
prime reanns Eye s,.c fair to good grocery SIC
i soae. s0i Dutch e. standard Se. do
10 to H. shc. 1876; do, l3 TO Is, 101sc n Hike;
do, Is TO 49, lhc 12Sc do 10 TO- 90, t2ssc 13c. do
white. l2tc 1870. Porto Rico Refining grades SIC.
snc grocery grades sac lossc Bfasi-Dutch standard
H. Ys.c i0c Mana--ourrcnt clayed and superior &c.
PC Refined sugar rm with fair demand, closing at
12ac. for soft white and Ike for hard.
SPFLTERWe have 90 notice more active movement in
this article with sales OF 900 tons at $40 &c., gold, h.
for foreign essfng with upward tendency. Domestic
hrm at &c. lie. per h.. according TO brand
srFAEiSx was nrmer and active. The sales were 900
TALLow continued active and The sales about
10000 lbs. At sAc.
TIN-The for pig light no sales Of consc-
9uence we're effected aside from sale OF 30 tons English at
sst,c s1c gold We quote Banoa, B7ac. 3sc., gold.
Ter ID; English sstc Nbc gold, per 10, and Straits,
s gold per Plates were nastiye but steady a, 81 50
ss gold per DO. for rd & * sSse ~ In e. ~ god per
coal ornc sales Of $50 boxes coke, 10xl
boxes do, fsx20, on private terms.
prices and further sales OF 7O were effected 1t from
Sc I6iSc per b Seedleaf firm and fairly active. Tho
100 cases PENNSYLVANIA lsa aud 100 caacs
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Connecticut 1852 Also $50 bales Havana
Ut from Sc. a vi 05 per 10.
WHsKEY-R 377 bbls. The market ruled stronger
improved The sales 80 bbls
q s3Ioc a &c,
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CATTLE MARKET.

Beef slow OF sale lGc. l2c. common to good
Hogs were quiet at 519c. oAc Receps-Cate, 6a2 and
live hogs, 23J9.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET,

WALL STREET, !
FRIDAY, June Go p. MI
On Change to-day wheat was 1rmer, but dull.
The cotton market was steady, quiet and q shade
better.
THE IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS.
The imports Of dry goods at this port from for.
eign ports for the week ending June 8, 1871,
amounted to S i,6ls,sSS. The entries for consump-
ton were SOB; the Withdrawals, S271, 505 and
wareh0ased $3.50, $780,
MONEY TWO TO FOUR PER CENT.
There was no essential change in the rates on call
loans. The stock houses were paying four per cent
in greater number of instances, but many engage
ments were standing over at three per cent Three
per cent was the rate among the government
dealers, with the exceptions al two per cent.
Discounts were without noteworthy change.
Sterling bills were o little frmer but quotations
were as before.
GOLD DULL-l12h 112k.
The "bulln clique in the Gold Room have either
suspended operations or lost control of the market,
which was intensely dull. The sales were at 1925
and 112K alternately. The fluctuations In the
course Of the market are shown in the tablet
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

NEW YORK, June Q, 1871.
The cotton report from the interior towns for the week
ending to-day q rs folows:-
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AVOIDING EXPLOSIONS.

Tho Fire Commissioners Taking steps 10 Pro-
tcct the City Against Damage by Fire.
works.
The following notice, addressed to all dealers in
fireworks has Just been issued by order OF the
Roar IF Fire commandments
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nor RENT-IN LLEWELLYN PARK, ORANGE, N. j.,
handsome Establishment, furnished, for summer or
water, vegetable garden, horse and carrince
Apply to ROWLAND K. HAZARD, Jr. Real Estate Broker.
lilo Broadway.
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L,OR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, LO-
Il Gated on Washington street, Norwich. Conn.,. house
Gothic Ia open attic large coseta rooms
every modern Improvement TO be found In most complete
large cold grapev. stable and all outbulngs OF the
order grounds 3x37o laid out by landscaps
gardener in most tasteful manner aud well Stocked win
Pnoograp and all particulars from
HOMER MORGAN, No. 2 Pine street.
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In the gold loan market The rates ranged from
Per cent for carrying to HAT for borrowing. The
operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows
G0ld cleared. $57. 10000
Gold balances 2,47l,549
currency balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 27S2,14l
The engagements OF specie for to-morrow's
steamer foot up $630,0Oo.
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J,oR sALE-FARM OF 80 ACRES, ONE HOUR FROM
city, price $4,000 one of gu acres 5000; 100 acres
fine improvements, 3l6000; great variety OF frat class
Places. $40 go to 500 0OO several to exchange
5. IRELAND, sLl broadway.
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lNOR SALE-ON LONG ISLAND. VALUABLE HOTEL
Property south side bay; Furnished and ready
for rs guests; sold low popular resort also valuable Lots
three small Fruit Farms; bargains. Address b. H.
Rrap II, I
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TNOR SALE OR WOULD EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED
IL Boston Property-An exceedingly desirable Estate as
Jamaica, L. L. Residence OF the late Robert l.. Smith largo
Mansion House. with greenhouse, stables aud oner OUT
bdngs all In perfect order and ready for immediate oc-
cupancy of ground handsomely laid out In lawn
garden with unfang OF water IN the rear o.
lot; location convenient to depot Long Ialand Rail
perfectly healthy and ne hbchood and surroundings
excellent. For full particulars apply to JAMES FLhUki'
way New York.
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L,OR sALE-A VERY FINE PROPERTY OF Is ACRES.
II situated in the town of Harrison, Wcstchessr; Tina
view Of Long Island sound good buildings plenty OF iru.
large and lawn, shade trees &C. and win he sod
CHEAP. INQUIRE OF COOLIDGE ADAMS, 103 John street.
GEORGE ST. JOHN, l9l West street, or DIR. H. BENT.
near he
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LURNISHED COTTAGES AND ELEGANT RESI-.
let, with immediate possession on the banks
HUDSON Tarrytown and other locations, for two.
three months rents from 800 month upwards
for at $50 Tor the term Apply 10 ~
EMERSON 433 Eighth avenue.
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l,oR SALE SMALL FARM, NINE ACRES; GOOD
II water fruit and shade; ague; high ground near
Paterson stock, &C. S3uuc Address box foI Post oices
Pate
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INOR SALE-FARM OR COUNTRY SEAT; 10 ACRES
splendid land; full cultivation; good buldnss healthy
DARRlN, 80 Broad street.
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BOUT Tlt BUILDING LOTS, NEAR JACKSON AVE
N Long Island three miles from Hunters Point ferry
valuable privilege, suitable FOR factory.
will be ID for So 800 For and particulars address q.
f. ERHA I'D, Woodsdc, l.. ].
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ITO LET CHEAP-AT PLEAsANTvILLE, N. Y, ON
Harlem Ralroad IN hour from the city, pleasantly 10
House Of rooms, with garden sabes, fruit trees
&c. Apply JAMES PIERCE, Pcasantvile, N Y, or "a
THOMAS b. PIERCE 1893 Blocker street.
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ITO LET-AT FAIRvIEw, 20 MINUTES FROM TIL
/ foot OF Chambers street, tho Northern Railroad
New Jersey two Cottage Houses rent ow one for $780, on
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

I1oR sALE-0R WOULD EXCHANGE FOR GOOD
il New York city between Sixth and Lexington
and Stieth Streets estate on iudson
east side, New YORK city an exceedingly handsome
Homestead Estate, by all observers accounted paragon OF
In Connecticut, and offered only on account OF
O site, lots best In
surroundings &C. with dwelling II rooms every
convenience STABLE well stocked greenhouse, skilled gar
dener attached fountains choice shade &C., IN city afford
INK privileges second to Excellent Furniture therein
10 sell STEPHENS BhOiHLtS
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nor sALEAT LINDEN, N J.. ~ MINUTES FROM
IL city New Jersey Railroad Communication same A.
from zabeih); 20 trains Beautiful Country Resi-
large story French roof house. built In best man-
bnisned III modern sye stable and other outbuid-
nss to correspond the grounds, comprising nearly acres
elevated and laid out in the most tasteful manner Cas
price, actual cost of this truly desirable property B7G0-
equity of U01n exchange for smaller aud less expen-
ride of New York. Fuller Information furnished appca-
ton to the Agents, STEPHENS BROTHERS,, Real Estate
Exchange, 1877 Broadway.
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Grand Lodge Of Free and Accepted NIasons-
Fourth and Last Day of the Communica-
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YJlO LET-HhNDSOME, NICELY FURNISHED COT
i tage, $3.50 per MONTH finely located furnished House
with atable, $500; about one hour In Jersey.
CfAS. w. WARD, 70 Cedar street.
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FURNISHED HOUSE AND THREE ACRES OF LAND
at Elizabeth, N. j.. Waverley Fair Ground; house
French roof stories and attic, IL rooms Stables cAx
rage poultry fowls, lawn shade piazza
Xc; rem. 52bO ger month Apply Il. OGDEN SON. 22l
Broad street Elizabeth q. DREW, 200 Broad street.
Nj.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-10

4 HANDSOME RESIDENCE AT MELUNE PARK. n.
N j. bargain hour from city; large
house all modern improvements most beautifully located
10 acres; abundance OF fruit outhuldpgs complcte suit
able a gentleman taste improving rapidly la value
rice $4,000 o. g. ELNNEr, No. . Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-10

ITO LET-AT ENGLEwOOD, N. j., A NEW AND Sly.
lsh .hrce story Cottage with and improved grounds
shrubbery Engc street. desrabe resi-
dcnce for OF rem. apply to H. j. DEaorr, opposite
depOt, Enyewood