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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
REAL ESTATE.

NEwY YORK Friday, June y ISb
No public sales took place at the Exchange
to-day Hessrs A. j Blocker, Son Co had avery
uceessful sale at Fordham Thursday No excursion
tickets were issued nor there any lunch to attract
crowd. 90 that the attendance was confined 70 pun
chasers most of whom residents in the nelghpo
hood The Gale was absolute undertaking wa Int
1ritted Tho prices realized were considered low ~
every lot offered was sold . ,,,o5,v more
Real estate in Westchester County Il decideu have
active The transactions during the past % nouiry
6eep unusually large and dealers report railroad
for AN descriptions OF property The N1s an prop
will be of great value 20 the entire county New York
.rtv on the line of railroads within GO mics resi-
will be accessible for persons desrnk becked in its
den ,es Westchcster County has been rho want OF
natural development consequence 10 progress
uuick steam transit Now that this ORIENT increase In
is 10 be removed, a steady and pern'' ="
population viii follow. ,po,oas II Purdv his
Holmes 4 White have sold for Ing rant NJ TaTrvfovn
-Valuahlc water front, with water 19,e rrorcrt RIOS
west of the Hudson River Raos.a no. e,,
frou.ore M g00 feet on the river aug 10 - ~. ~
Nv Co : Rnchauau who viii rs ~ 'Oi tuning
ng VI . TT Ts1 ,race paid was $500. IN.
y ~ ~ ~ f2ntberfurd PARK lOJs VIII take place
- s be reyious sales nave attracted general
on meu'!, ire purohases have been made by city
at.tiol ai ~, ,-oIertv 10 he sold on Monday Is on
Galtalss % and Is represented 10 be very finely laid
I'm the best part of the Park Passes and
GUY ahu itGtciers will he furnished on application TO
a 1s pai 4 ID MeIiok, tr. 4 Bro, auctioneers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10

All who have real estate for sale or TO let.
and those desiring 70 purchase rent svch property
VIII md It to their interest % advertise IN THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate ercston exceeds usC Of any other news
Tapgr and In addition 10 thisadvantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in New-York and all its cities and
villages but in every st9:e and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should Dc brief viii
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear tOtbe
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business profession consequently advertisementsin each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE deyOtcs especial
attention reports OF sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly 70 the value Of its col
umns asau advertising medium. The charges for adver
Using are follows DAILY TRIBUNE 80 cents per line
for each Insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. g per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 25 cents per line. About ten words Of
enr wide columns average ane Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
Ciin Real Getate for Sale.

A -FORTY-SIXTH-ST near Fifth-ave.-
~ Foustorr h-ts-oo1 wen tuit full width bownone
DWELLING Ianc-egu eou Al list Of Fifth and Madison
ave and east-sic DWELLINGS Tor SALE
" STEVENSON 5 son, u Pne-st.
AN ENTIRE BLOCK of 40 LOTS, 101st and
"A lOts y and 3ayes, m sALB at bargain For price and
terms appl, o. PAUL y. SPOPFOHD, p Broadway.
DROADWAY PROPERTY.-FOr SALE, on
Broadway o. Caua, LOT Of depth and 9alhlg
nOhGAN = P.ue.s. (yLy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
GONG 9slano Zeal estate for Sale.

WOODCOCK SHOOTING.-For SALE, at
Ir-ehauuto Island tlratqslrter OF mile From The de-
Tot within hearing smell Of tue Atlantic surf ag" vos'"ry
Unwilling. perfectly hll with wing, double kitchens "ll rs
sheds au4dr,, cellars Cteru-udtd ever appointment Itt
/. ar anil perfect garden Of meadow W. acres OF pasture
s you1 ocbtrn 3D. uue a ncl dark loan The place d.
Tauy SHADED be- bad furnished from top 70 bot
ION rfy for immediate occupation and with valuable horse
rrade fol- @ 'ck o. coal and wool ana hundred
fowls Thr rot immoral llelcc the village IL absolutely
Y-1' from and fever and This property exceed
iugy gentleman VIC knows now 70 shoot II ID tie
center of e power ani duck shooting %
hole All the bay birds Of Newfoundland and Labrador pas
tl township -
fall ever, rear. seasonhe weather n une1uaied
Apulg 70 +. ". Ihe Tribune Orlce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
New-5frsen Real estate for Sale.

NOR SALE--At Paterson. N. j., two very
L ad desirable RESIDENCES tine ohore and
Midland r Depot one lots for $1,000 with ground
zoo and for cesp terms easy For paricu
isrs apply 70 n. T. ROMANO, "a Ceiar-t Recon- B. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

DROPkRTY in the vicinity Of Prospect Park
Iegaut hr1auo1e MANSIONS, smaller HOUSES and vacant
LOTS Tor SALE Apply o. ~ HARrL No y Pne-st, Room
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
ipeslehesler eonntn Real estate for Sale.

LNOR SALE-TO close estate of job K. Car
4 reu Wcstcheser v T.. containing 100 70
srabeIaBd pastu with good tgoory house rooms
iiar and irt end excellent water pleasant Bur
Iuundug Cor feet above tdsateri churches ~ Different demon
inauOus Apps % EDWARD CARPENTER. Pel,antyHe, west
chester Co. n. y. or EDWARD CLARKE. Tribune Office
EOR SALE, at IrvingtOn, on the Hudson,
we'll located or high GROUND a3a; mile and tai east Of The De-
juce 5000 Terms easy Apply 10 HOMER MORGAN No Pine
EUGENE BLOlS Office Of Benedict Boardmsr. 53
Jros8vsy Q9Zyj
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fotcl5
Eeqal Notices.
GoruorGtlon Notices.

UT rUlNItUH -FU4ttNI'
orrcE or BoARD oP Ex,i.E. 20 MrLBISzRY-sr.
EXCISE NOTICE.-N0tlce Il hereby gwen
,t h. rer lie. u .he sin Dr. promptly euoUe a. a-1t all
go ,r re Ih N tune its- ,1' be- l'1Td selling Liquors.
Wine As or Ere without License tom 3. HIa1L ~ ctrr o.
BUsn. JUN H. "i-Ai.''-'' ''-~
'AA OFfi,E HOURS Prom Q A. NJ. TO p H. DAILY
DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS. 80 an 3.i BRntDwAH}
N.gl oi,k May p. 1914.
ITO CONTRACTORS.-PrO mclo5ed IN
..el envelope and iuioci Pro is for cubic sris OF
sTosF ron pIVEE WALL" al o the bidder VIII be- re-
vi Al th Department of Dcs un sAi rl June
t7-f AZ e s No. t- delivering 42O clbc ysrs u STONE
80, vii 4, l. lciyrri baaId vessels Pier No J.
North River -. ... D.. obi. ,,..l q tbs
Mani ra specifications .r a- vs. can De- "D'A"4 81 1e
oIes III III, u,plr,intnt ltr Tuesday the Jjsa ns-
JOHN @. AGSL",
WILSON @. H'NT.
Henry A. sMf IH. Commissioners
RICHARD VI HENRTI
WILLIAM WOOD,
J. GuFyvrilE EssE. SECRETARY.
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nELAWARE, LACkAWANNA and "ESI-
~ RAILROAD.


NEW BROAD GAUGE LIE 10 w. CAS- 20 ~ .nlff ncrshph
Bnytamtor eyrac AM Osr-go WllHOt tllAN'E w hh>
Depo N New York foot Of Barrlaysi ai FOOT TO-,
300 q. BROAD GAUGE EXPIRES 'iiH Lo'nifn BraLcn
directly from New-Yok O.u1 without cnee OF cars
connecting With and B. r. knton "DAesDarre
Pttst0r. &C..
7:I5am EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN nyc With Boon
Branch Dov.rw N Chester Branch, az Waterloo Jon a,f X X
Anoytr and Newton, at Washington with Ire D. L and '" X n
for water Strouisurg, Scranton Great bend g nton sya
and Os~ego, aud kaston d L-gl Valley X TOT al points
1870 No.. LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS Negak sor1.
town Dover Waterloo Hscletts.0Nn, Washington fhllDsbur
Eas0n: al Waterloo With Sussex kIrl ounces ~
Phpsurg Bel Del r. for Bvdrr &C. al 40 aston WITH
J. v T. r. for Bethlehem, Allentown Maurh Chuus "iAesoane
Reading. ana Hlrls1urg
BontoH directly through to Bn anton 1,olt cnre Of Ar'
principal stations m
4i0T m TASTOY EXPRESS Dover With Chester
Bet ah... tiert.Fr. L,.irg Ht-rs,Cry ant 'h. Me.t
3:21 p. HACKETTSTOWN MAIL CONNECTS With b'o1on' Ons~fe
and S0s-z Railroads o. 40 IN
Fc SUNNI and intermediate G9o 7 $40 1910
and Il.zO A. m eD E.: 500 b;0O AMI go 1 m -. =. -.
For ORANG and SOUTH ORANGE, ESQ 1H. 3l 9:F 10 ~
1:l0 $780, $40. l:2) i5 35 oj o' '''o DID
and Has p -, - o.,, AIN nm .,o.to mn
I00 n :2O and l.:oO lilo, 200 '-: $50 5i - STU
400 40 r:l0 SEQ 5:9 t:H sl ';l' -I $50 yiI9i ann
Has a. M Trains marked At Eas Ns7lrs ~ , . , d,
Love Nrv.York BLOOMFIELD aal heNIbLAlr al o'D
$40 and go aud 2:JO, $3.50, $40 'l] aaa , n
y . h D. u y r =
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{ HEAP FARM aud FRUIT LANDS, pleasant
BRICKSBURG, N. j.,

Ony a miles from hesYork railroad direct ~ lIldtli
Eo sBpJ ii al foa' climate MIL aad pf9sebaiy bey @4t
s s1a 20 efcT and sgse Fnoe So pr aba .sML
1crs ely fo cIcIrs maps sent FREE ade h. CAhfbEL
Al bf9sassf. y. L.. o. BnckssuTg Ocean Co.. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
l. D. EUCEER
GfrfINug
NFW-YORk AND NEW-HANEN RAIL
ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NAY p, 1871
TRAINs LEAVE NEW-TOaK

ppror Station IN SeEYors oi TveHyseycnthst and
Fourth-aye. Entrance TyeHtY-aeseuth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-10
NATIONAL LINE.
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

~'i@AiANObAO WV NNS'fA~"~'
ALBANY DAY LINE-C. VIBBARD and
"a DANIEL DREW from FesJs at 800 and Ihr;,ioliibs At
C5z1rass West POINT cornwall Ne~buh, ronghkeepse caz
NOR ALBANY and TROY. BUFFALO and
lie VEST SARATOGA and The EIle 0l .2ns es SAB
Per 80 81 n r. Fcys below Jesej Ferry Fare 81 % les
DEOPLE's LINE FOR ALBANY.
ST ioS pREW aad DEaS RicaHoSD oac he above
vii ye Pier No a. N.t er ever afternoon SUNDAY cre,sl
West Worth and East Returning aye steamboat lar inf
Aaay O'Clock on she arrival Of eonnee.n trains IRON TIE
Trough tcs,,s an b, obtained at oEcc wharf; Dod,
to IL ie.t1.ion Ffeeat receives The louI eTa,,l
MORNING LINE TO PEEkSkILL.
ts5 a' aar.es 5 e ,i! at ri osrt At st.
,g'rir Cri..y P5, and gerset n B-rbe iesmbolt
EOgwALK SD. ooc2, tLe ro,i. for a ieE 4ays
vEIHE MARY POWELL" from VestIy-st at
"a 1 S Pan l s- @ M5 5 S,harsh :. H. Cornwall ;s5
Wet Poilt o CoH,lss s:ia srlvos ia He1.4or< 90 !'a
NORTH RIVER AND NEW-Y0RK. STEAM
~ BOAT co. successor to D. D. a T sai,h' Line
,.,..,, o1ge On llrrs9a-s' Per 10. ~ A -.
rtunins thr morning from aSoFe landings a7Fg AZ Nevloa
FOR RONDOUT, landing at COZLENS.
Steamboats, THOMAS CORNELL ana JAMES ". BALDWIN @lve
DAILY ls4p. IN. Pier = \. H., loot Harrlsoa-st
FOR NORWALK and DANBURY- Railroad
du,t hall roal frTbe beautiful steamboat NELLIE
WHITE Pier - h. T., fJotof Markets. rs i AfibhNVON
Is lni Thrift yrUth It. a. ocock Retiru- leave, NtIT
The auyal of the DaLba Se~ Haven trans i~Te
4 erutl Ezcarsion nckets 81 =.
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New York
AID City Of Hartford leave PeeAsp daily q m ioi hatuor
connecting VIII ual- Tor Springfield Chcofee Hel1Ae %
Bpueboro. n H., &c Fore li class ~ loi a Class u -
TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPhlNG-
FIELD. AND 1Hk NOR1H-stelmsfs $3.50 80 "P ~ Wv.
Haven AZ 3:5 aHd II connecting WITH che i-Ai.ro'as
EOR BRIDGEPORT. and I'll points on Hoqsa-
A t,F, EMIL Pail ~ Nhauer kAFe
Catherine sii az y noon and u nanslt Aou-us,s ~
NAVIGATION RESUMED ;. for HAkIPOkD
~ DIRECT M STEAMER GRANITE STATE viii leave fock ~
TODAY THt ksDAY Mani Hartford aHi hf LAl-N me
OH and popular arr retained ia9ng al hs I'D hth oAtF
'N' 80 WI n l{ G00DsiEED v P, n N y sieamboa, Co
New iork MARI III -
nFTAWARE and NEW-Y0RK ;. :. Co,
70 r. 81 R-Thc splendid aeOng iiS heel steamer AAi
Fps ptrS - Irr-s MONDAY TIL hSDAl al NJ
80 - an~tor Hr4kwaier and D,llwarr RAILROADS re
nt 49, Por passage and freight apply At ofes on the per
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD cos
Is ITnypRsDRsT LINE for the WEST SOUTH WET and
sopTuWEsT FREIGHT received Ali forwarded by tAMlhh and
r0RoY RAILROAD Per I, North ias"r an INLAND fkoPLL
~ fNF Per NORTH daily. kA1hS Low with quick
e Of pnurgr route "kSr inp 20 Washing
- ID a. AMI rrturn cost The ONLY LINE ajonag
M, opuorlsait TIC KITS GOOD UNTIL UelD
~" & W. PkRyBIL, General AEest
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| pa
fo''ha'e hn"an2- " i'''''
Have, , Ai 3,r orr T. 3 fr ilS5 m 1918 tRr)
Ok, 3t5 49, 5a9 and ~ p 10. t and yyo, ? HIM..
| fS >, ~ le1 I'D En- o. M ~
| s-iiryI -.'f g.51' 91i 3 TX nm
F b,rp o. io a. M a.5 i:35 9: o. and C:s p H.
For SHfr T. 81 D. IS H.. LIS lal l.is. tz) at5.
For Greenwich ard ir,elnests stlo- % o. 1889 2l5 a45
So ss5 s g' i 4 H eu-cah yeYoA al p H. for
Boston, VIA both SPrnse y ,Fs 19 TELIy:
| qo To,,c, -i, .s--i-,f.'t IA. m. . milan u
For Boston Boston vs. Shore Line ilI5 ali8pm
Por Sevpo.t R. L. OK aa l2l5 j ,oaa'rng Tith
steamer NsrAauseti B q "icAo arriving Il ss nan isht
uosr, -. D.. p.--..t o . .. r,f7 - .- Cd, Montreal A
p n. to ,, N.T,r3"g o,. and p, .sf ,,i Ie.,,pm
& tt l,y !. M ~ S-b and Pr,,ii-ncc l2:lj
70 S 80 81 o- '1 y1 m p (, I'll o. %. 70 North.
LOT 's" ~ t = -, w, lam - -
For New Haven Ai ario"a "ll "--1'' "-''- '' bH'j
p n. I ~ d \. ~. p...-,,, q o., ,,l7r.r
POI Nageau.k Railroad g. 9 y l aa1 T. f 70 "a'eroory'
For New Caus,n R--.ai .. 3D.. r. ' '' ~, h d, s.
10 81. Tfa o. e,ar Lae D''''n o s''i'hei to the
- % .3 ; M E ' sr Eyer F.5ui S 'saa It
mn aAi 1870, 4 a't s-g al 80 Co.rs, B-aos ,n, aai
y eayn. sto aeae .l -'e @ Do yfs m o, ne g1s,''
l'H p. ''- 90 - RI, 4, r,,,,,..C>,
y MI r IT. c.r,. a. los,;
n ! ia b .rs. NH rr-ri...ro5.6 an
6. ~ Sra Chicago Errre. ts .ra.a.,,sf Dslsing room
Car 1r-i 10 4 ia-.,, I'd Siif'rs Fal.
,.i ~ 4. d. ''''-'-- --'
| 49, - IL. Ds.Uus-fo1n ctss a..seI.l
p l., r,-.ae ssr-.s S'a Si'''ns'" for wa'eoTD
r5.1,d -ssS h. as, .e- C,,so ga bo,s Z AMI g Rai
roads Louis Toledo; and Louisville, laaI Tbs
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ERIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leaye DepOts

H. I. ~ \ -
loot OF Cham1ers-st and foot Of 2i-st, 0o"s . "A,
Vhrslr Lrprss leave Cham n ~ 80
nj I'D o. improved D-lai.- lHlh 'D''''
aeromDanv The M tran through B4f 10 l ~L eng n bf e
AZ lor1esyc with magnificent Sfelnt Npah' running
through 10 Cevetnl and Clca sleeping OO1ces COMPANY ~
n a. M train from Susluehanna B1aoi the a; D. rn rom
New York 10 Suspension Bridge ana the trin ron Ne-i9'A 70
Brfao Saunou Bridge and Cincinnati An Engrant Tram leaves
daily a Gals p.
Fo Mideovu Way $50 aa 5;sO D. AM. sah"a''
ONLY = m
For Otsv..lc and WAY, AZ fll30 4. 800
FOR Newhurch an Wav 40 g1i a. m $3.50 ard 'iJl p m.
For Sufeu and Way, and p. N. .,.,,
Wa az btj 10 NJ j. ms .4 o. "'i' ''f''
8:l5 . m and Z N agh. am, M %. .-lto.,,
>4I t6:s5 and Thursdays ana olhiJs ohY' 81
For Penon MACK TaImans, and WaT az e a. ~ 49, o:'
4I5 t4:30 5:l5, and t63o P Ms and Hai-r-t OILY ~
leaving Cha on even tDr of ua h"af "F"
23 dpot IS MINUTES earlier than tim last boat IRON 2d,
Tkete for Passage and Apartment In Drawing Room n Sleeping
Caches can be- +ue and a1 Transfer OF Bag
,,s NAV b. m M tle Company Office, l go a ai bnaaay 10
s Greeuwlclst; IS lI'l-.l ih -
WILLIAMS Hur Detots Of Clamh-I-- 3hl @ OBJ @@si New
York; and Long Dock Depot jersey , a &" Soc ' 20 ' '"
cpsl hotels .., Nj .p.- r..,te-s,ck
For IacEeasac. aa. EHi iaic DULY -
l. .. EUCEER "a 20, ~, * BAaS
EfrI SIM
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Real Gstatc TO Gxrhangc.

Z OW-PRICED, unncumbered LOTS, wei
NJ. A. EULAND g. Co., ; Beskmaust., ny
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4urtion Sales of
TOR SALE AT AUCTION.
A COUNTRY SEAT AND lands,
At TIvOm. DUTCHESs COUNTY, y. y

u -
At TTvOm, DUTCHESs COUNTY, y. Y
The Real Estate formerly Of Hon Edmund Emrnio aerwari Of
Mrs Elizabeth Elmendo situated Iiyon Dutee' County y " on
the cas- bank Of the Hudson River win be sold Auction by The uneE
signed under aud by c power and the direction Of The last VI"
and tesau 20 OF b.t Eeudor deceased az DE Hotel OF sam
uel Gardner, Al 1iyoh, y. T..
ONWEDNESDAY THE 18th DAY OF July NEAT-
at 70 O'Clock at noon that isy The u be POI and offered in
two parcels
The first Parcel The late Enend,r Residence. with dwelrglgus-
and ou,badg eo aud highly cultivated Fruit ard and "sTde
SIX ACRES,
Be he .. a t959 s ,FHl9t,5 @org7 a' east
The parcel desby located for suod'or aid s ID village
FIFTY ACRES,
more or less and situated Immediately souheIy from The residence o
Gen Peyster Will be offered and sold entire hou' reserve
The tile to the premises power UNDERSIGNED se anl
sde 70 J. " KsEFFER esq Red Hook - Y further gaen
E5seuo Of and Trustee under e Of Elizabeth
Flmendorf deceased.
GALE BY ORDER OF SUPREME COURT.
The estate Of Daniel Higgins deceased. win DE resumed on
WEDNESDAY, JUNE Il, 1871.
THE PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD IN LOTS OR PLOTS To SUIT
THE BUYER. AND WILL BE SOLD TO THE
HIGHEST BIDDER WITHOUT LIMIT.
NO UNDER BIDDING FOR THE ESTATE
POSITIVE SALE WITHOUT RESERVE. by
T. A. LAWRENCE Auciouerr.
Situated White Stone College Point l Flushing being Out
few minutes walk 4epos aui tao ..mho4t landings
FORTY FOUR TRAINS DAILY RUNNING DAY AND NIGHT.
ONLY TWENTY FIVE MINUTES FROM THETTFOCETHSI.
NEWYOEK
RvceIer. schools. and Cturclc. OF an denomination.
Tecl5orhood thoroughly drained and free from mas-on disease
Good soil; high splendid from never failing we
Crcat bargains tie last The Z7t of May "ten
LOTS WORTH THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS SOLD FOR THE
SMALL sun or FIFTY-FlyE DOLLARS
an are invited o 70 and see The land
Map u particular. from A HIGGINS p Coriana' Ne"
Yuk; B. ". DOWNING, Attorney Flushing and OF WILLIAM e
HIGGINS the premises =. g. Rob Referee
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s}o1r0 ailo Rooms.

GoIro dNo Rooms.
TEO LET-TO single gentlemen, without board,
4 .rs 1rlicl BACK PARLJt oa second t1ori ahoa HALL
BEDROOM lo oai Dean. Broozu E-ferenees exchanged
S1%S WEST TWENTY THIRDS T.-Superb
it Summer price.
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Gouiitrn Real gstate for Sale.
AT NORTHAMPTON, MASS.
~ LEl.M 81 AID RNLNn uLILA

IA (kLMST AND ROUND HILLt
Hrs;ass COUNTRY ESTABLISHMENT to b. sold ont To close
estate chance buy
vicinity Of THIS Summer resort
villa 10 rooms laundry
TO build S6 and every way modern. elegant and complete
GROUNDSRght orchard hillside garden and lawn plenty Of
fruit, and running wster TO house and stables
BULDNGS-Stabes barn. earagehouse greenhous icehouse
&c, &c, all spacious and convenient
II not previously disposed o. will be sold Suction WEDNESDAY,
2lH June, 81 O'Clock ,. m. the premises
Photographs any information, property shown by
T. W. CLARK Executor.
O. Boz North
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n1IrIN0PF AND ONO RAILROAD COZ

ITnrpEsDRST LINE fof the WEST oUihHEsT. and
soRTiWEST FREIGHT rcgsd All forwarded by SAMhhh and
rsURnV RAILROAD Perl North River an. INLAND fkoPEL
ia LINZ Per D. NORTH River daily kATfs Low with ques
P.r,grrs take jersey ani Z. and A.
& ~ Cort,rlt.t pny-g 20 route WRsr Il trip 70 Washing
ION D. rrtan withou ctts cost The ONLY LINE a1onng
u,, opporiaa.,y. TICKETS GOOD UNTIL UnlD
NN''' { W. PkRYBik General Agest
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III ON v M and NEW-YORK s. s. Q,

Il kTI.A N AHE HIN " T ~ -.
- =, R-Tlc splendid ie-vheel steamer EAs
kay orfS IT, Irr ever MONDAY ald TIL hSDAi al m
@ Isa~tor aH Hrrlkwnier and D,awarc Railroads Re
, -, WEDNESDAY, AMI SATURDAY stt m or 90 srn'a
Por passage and HegAi apply a One on 70, -
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=, e LINE FOR ALBANY.

L tie WEST SARATOGA and the EOHTIlIhe old long estab
Ee porutr leave daily at O'Clock from
nss PIER So n r. yos. below Jeey Perry Fare 81 80 less
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

"hereas the Hon. s. $. Woods Prssi
w dent Judge Of the Judicial Distric'
composed Of the counties Of Snyder, Union
and Miilln and J. G.. L. Sbindel and
George c. Meyer. Esqs Associate Judges
n and for Snyder county have issued their
prcccipt bearing. date the the 26th day
Of May, A d 1871, to mo directed for
the holding Of an Orphans court, a court
Of Common Pleas, court Of Oyer and Ter.
miner aud General court Of Quarter Ses-
sions Of the renee nt Middleburg. for the
county of Snyder, on the ith Monday, (be.
ing the 2jlh day Of September, 1871. aud
continue one week
Notice is therefore hereby given to tie
Coroner, Justice of the Peace and Consta
bles in an for the county of Snyder, to ap-
pear in their proper person with their rolls
rccords, inQuisitions. examinations and
other rcmembranccs to do those things
which of their Offices and in their behalf
pertain to be done and witnesses and per-
sons prosecuting in behalf Of the Common
wealth against any person or persons are
required TO be then aud there attendin-
and not departing without leave at thcii
peril. Justices are requested to be punct.
ual in their attendance nj the appoin,ed
time agrecably TO notes.
Given under my hand and seal at the
Sheriff. Office in Middleburg, the 2Gth day
May, Of \. d.. one 'hogc.ud eight hundred
..j seyenty'onc.
JOHN S. WOLF, Sheriff
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DRoPosRD AMENDMENT
TO THE CONSTITUTION OF
PENNSYLVANIA.
JOINT RESOLUTION

JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to tho Constitu
tion OF Pennsylvania.
BE Il Re,oired Ly the Senate and Houst
Of Representatives. Of he Commoarediih o.
P,HHSyirdnid in General AsScmIB met,
That the following amendment Of the Con.
stituion Of this Commonwealth be propos .
cd to the people for their adoption or re.
jec;ion, pursuant TO the provisions Of the
tenth article thereof, TO wit:
AMENDMENT.
Strike out the Sixth Section of th,
Sixth Article of the Constitution, and in
sert in lieu thereof the following
"a State Treasurer shall be chosen by
the qualified electors Of the State at such
times aud for such term of service as shall
be prescribed by law" tt
JAMES II. WEBB, , ~.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
WILLIAM A. WALLACE.
Speak er OF the Senate.
Approved the fifteenth day of June. An.
no Domini one thousand eight hundred
and seyenty-one.
AJSO. ~. GEARY.
Prepared and certified for publication
pursuant to tho Tenth Article Of the Con =
siitution. s 4. JORDAN
Secretary Of the Commonw oaith.
Office Secretary fthe Commonwealth, |
Harrisburg, July 9th, 1871. J
Jy20,o .t h-- -i Q "a
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TO Nebraska, California, and Kansas,
ana the B. a. N. X. II. Lands.

The Burlington Route 80 called, lies
right in the path Of the Star Of Empire. II
runs almost Immediately in tho centre OF
tho great westward movement of emegra-
iion. Crossing illinois and Iowa, il strikes
The Missouri River al three points.
These three points are the gateways into
three great sections of the trans Missouri
region. =.
The Northern gate is Omaha where the
great Pacific road will take sou TO the land
of gold and grapes, sunny mountains, aud
perpetual summer.
The Middle gate is Ilaitsmouth, which
opens upon the South half Of Nebraska n,
south Of the Platte river. region unsur.
passed on the continent for agriculture and
gazing. Just here are the b. Il VI. Rail-
road lands, concerning which Geo. s. IInr.
ris' the land officer at Burlingi on, Iowa,
can give you all information and in the
heart of them is Lincoln, the State Capital
and Pre- sent Terminus of the road.
The Southern gate leads to Kansas by
connections with the st. Joe Roal'at Ham
burg, running direct TO st. Joe and Kansas
City.
The trains Of the Burlin gton run smooth
ly and safely and make Ill connections. II
runs the beet Of coaches, Pullman Palace
and Pullman dining cars. and should you
axe the journey for the journeys sake
alone ynu will be repaid; or take il TO
find home or 4 farm, and you cannot find
either better than among the Is. & NJ. lands,
where you can buy on ten years credit
and at law price.