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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-23

VIII visit the Church of the Holy Trinity
atll A. NJ, aud the Church OF the Advent
a. P. NJ. on Sunday next, and will otfici-
ate At each church.
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ladies' Fine CATERS, Walking and
Dress Shoes, and Flannel Lined Bslmorals,
Just received by
JOHN RAMAeE s. SoN,
noy2O St cod As College street.
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u.. ...-ema Court Business.

The attention Of the members OF the
Bar of Middle Tennessee is respectfully
solicited to the following statements and
suggestions in regard to the business IN the
Supreme Court at Nashville:
At ,e last adjournment of the Court the
following cases remained undispcsed Of:
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WAR DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. p, 1872.
ProbabiEities.-For the Northwest and
upper lakes and thence to the Ohio river
northerly to westerly winds with occasional
snow, and clearing weather. In the low lake
region, and thence over the middle and
eastern States southwesterly winds with
occasional snow and rain and partly cloudy
weather. In the Gulf and South Atlantic
States generally clear weather and norther-
ly to n0rthessterly winds.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-23

Good and Cheap ShOes!!!-Desirable
and seasonable Doors, SHOES and GAIT
ERs, of superior quality, at most reasonable
price, Just received by
JOHN RAMAGE & Son,
noy2O st cod 49 College st.
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merifeti Testimonial.

The following explains itself, and is well
merited by his honor Judge G. F. Trigg:
We, the Grand Jurors Of this term of the
Federal Court, sitting at Nashville, tender
to his honor Judge O. F. Trigg. their most
respectful regards for bis kindness to them,
and his efficiency in filing the high position
he now occupies.
JC Dunlsp, Foreman I Thomas,
VIM. B Hill, John hcGavock,
J n Pickett, JOhua 3 FrlersOn,
James Nichol, T e Moss,
B G White, James Mofatt,
G Donaldson, White Myers,
/. D Mercer, Favor CasOn,
Z w Frazer, John Woods,
Jacob Gillespie, James Il Wilson,
w D Davis.
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NEOuahyy Review.

The regular monthly review in Mrs
Weber's Seminary, Edgefeld, yesterday,
attracted q large number OF visitors, ana
the usual interest among the patrons OF this
excellent school.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-23
q,,,rnn,,-e D,rec1ors for the state.

Yesterday VIM. Cartwright and D. NJ
Sbivers were appointed by the Governor,
State Directors in the Nashville and Louis
vile Turnkpike Company.
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Fresh Arrivals at Low Prices.-Re-
ceived to-day, several pieces Of elegant
Cloaking VelVets, the cheapest in the city.
noy22 Ct G.. RICE & Co.
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III. d b. Douglass vs. Isaac Litton
Adm's, and others.

A Tract of Land on the Hillsb0To turnpike,
commencing st point in the centre OF SAID
pike; thence running with the centre OF saio
nike 1 245 feet to a point; thence at right angles
rs 9-lO feet in a line with the property OF MrB-
W. H. Gordon; thence along the h3e OF ne
property of the heirs Of D. B. Hayes 70 point
In the line Of proposed street 30 feet wide, ana
thence north Ssx west 3ST feet inches 70 the
beginning.
x plan OF this property win be produced at the
sale and can be inspected in the meantime AZ
the office Of the Clerk and Master at hasnVllie.
TERMS OF SALE-Ten pc. cent cash, and
the residue on credits Of s, II, 1S and "A months
with interest from day Of sale. Notes req rec
with approved security and lien retained
Sale free from redemption.
NATHANIEL BAXTER. JR-,
movie, q &Sdec4 Clerk ana Mastef'
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3 Cases newest styles of Prints received
to-day, very handsome and cheap. No cpl
zootic, but all as sound as new dollar.
noy22 st G. RICE & Co.
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One Case of Chintz Calico received to-
day, very handsome styles, at
nov22 St G.. RICE & Cos.
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Real Estate transfers.


The following tranactions in real estate
were recorded at the office Of the County
Court Clerk during the week ending FRI
day, the 9th inst.
Campbell Brown to Elizabeth G.
Dake, lot on Cedar street. $50, lO6 %
f NJ Alien to John S Fisher,
house and lot in city. ....... 1900 90
L A Jackson, Jane Ross and
Sam Branch to D Oliver, inter-
est in land I'D district.
n Baxter, Jr,C and n, to Charles
pIsn,..................... 2,1OO 90
n Baxter, Jr, G and NJ, to Julius
Sax, lots in Harding's addition 2,246 IL
Thos 4 Kercheval, Mayor, r.
corder and Chairman Finance
Committee city of Nashville,
to Joseph W Allen, James
Whitworth, aud D Weaver,
deed of trust to all the real es-
tate belonging to the corpora
amount Of. 100000
John W and Catherine Scruggs to
Alex Rsnnie, lot in Lindsley's
plan. ....s..s......'..... ZJz0V w
n Baxter, Jr, G and NJ to Jacob
Steifel and Louis Pfeifer, 10TH
18th district. .............. 1866 Is
James o Allen and wife to Julia
Brown, lot IN 10th district.... 164 80
Thos S Galley to First National
Bank, Nashville, lot on Cherry -,
street. ......sssss'ss' 7,VV" w
Jasper n Green to VIM Mosley,
land in 22d district. ......... 800 W
A Rannie to Catherine Scruggs,
lot in University plan. lips 90
'" street. ...................... LIPS 90
J II Warner to 6 d GriZzard, lot
in Woods addition. 7O5 OU
G D Grizzard toJ 81 Warner, lot
in McGavock's plan. ......... 1876 OC
Campbell Brown to A Feehan,
lot in city. ................... S,1oe OC
n Baxter, Jr., Clerk and Master
TO Alex Moore, land in county, 1850 W
" on Union street. .........'... 1000 OC
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EpizOOtic!- Canada Horse Dis
ease, its History, Character and Treatment,
a monograph on the horse epidemic. Every
horse owner should procure this pamphlet
at once. Price rs cents, wholesale and re-
tail, at Setlif's, los Church st. noVl9 If
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-23

Take Ayers Cherry Pectoral to stop
your colds, coughs and bronchial affections
before they run into consumption that you
cannot stop. noV5 I'm tues, wed&fn
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DIED.

HALLORAN.-Died. at y past Z. n DELLA.
q, at the residence, go Churcn 81 HsiioraTs,
infant daughter Of John ana sHasnrdav. 10 which
Burial at 2K P: n: tnis'
the friends are invited
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-23

A large assortment of Canton Flan-
nels and Atwood Flannels just received.
poy223t G.. RICE & Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-11-23

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover
prevents the hair from falling OF. Use 1t.
noy5 Inn tues,Wed&fn
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RAILROAD TIME TABLE.


Tennessee and Pacific Railroad
MOL Leaves Lebanon at. 1920 An.
Arrives ST Nashville at.9:3o A. NJ
Leaves Nashville at. AGO P. H
Arrives at Lebanon st. $40 P. II.
Price's Stage leave Lebanon at 7 O'Clock p. n.
on TUESDAYS. Thursdays and SATURDAYS. Arrive
at Lebanon at O'Clock A. Il. on Mondays, Wed
nesdays and Fridays
St. LOuIs, Memphis, KashyiIIe and
Chattanooga Great Central
Through line.
Chattanooga train leaves s45 A: N: and SsS P K
g arTiyes.b:05 Pm and 12;4o A. L.
Memphis train leaves. l:45 A. n and Elo Pm
{" arrives. ...6:00 A. n. and 4:45 P n
st. Louis train lssyes.... I45 A. X. and els P NJ
GO arrives. 900 P. n.
Tunakoma train leaves. $3.50 P, II.
arrives 1000 Az.
The s:45 A. Il. train does not run on Sundays
The $50 A. 4. and 2:l6 ?. a snd Las N. trains
IN daily,
T,oufsyiIIe and Nashville and Great
Southern Railroad.
I,ssve Staten en- North College street at $50
A X 2:l5 p. II, and Leo Am.
Arrives at 500 A. N, and 4:4b P. Il.
The 2:ib P. 4. train does not stop ST any point
between Nashville and Gsllstin, except Edge
6eld Junction.
GaIEatta Accommodation, Daily
Leaves NashVile............ 'o'oVsf' n
townsville and Nashville and Great
Southern ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ano
Decatur Division.
Leave /. g. N. Depot, North College street.
going South-S:15 An; 4:55 P N.
Arrive North-5:05 AN; 1:50 Pm.
Through trains arrive and depart from Louis
willie and Nashville Depot, North College street.
Passengers car take trains at Louisville and
Nashville Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot.
COLUMBIA ACoos,14oDATIoE--Leaves s;I5 P.
~, arrives 10 AN, from L. q n. Depot, North
College street.
st. I,oTsIs. Evansville, Henderson Snd
Nashville RaiiEey.
St Louis N all leaves Nashville. $50 All
z accommodation leaves Nashville. ..... LAB Pm
81 Louis Mail arrives at Nashville. .1l:55 X
Accommodation arrives at NASHVILLE. .-.1;4O AK
Louisville and Cincinnati Short Line
Railroad.
Trains leave sudRrriye at Louisville as follows:
LHAvB, ARRIVE.
Southeru East Line, except
B. Sunday SOD 4. 4. ~ 70 n
New York Express, daily. S:cS P n e:oO A. Il
New York Night Express, -o.oo
daly....s.--....s..s.ss.A l'vc e - AL'VV NJ
sitndsv .,.:......... eco 4. ". $50 p. Y.
Lexington Express, excep
Sunday. E'oJ z H A'VV A. IA
seynsTt sunsaT..,... sos P. Il. sos A. 4,
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On Saturday, December "a, 1872,
SALE OF TOWN LOT

DY VIRTUE OF A POWER OF As saS "a
b ney executed 70 me b ,; o. DsVidson coun
corded in the RegistsIes 49, oS vii expose 70 public
ty In Dook 10 re following town lot or piece Of
s4 1Cand lying Basns Es sR aga Hs
city OF NAsuss and bounded as follows: Begin
acre OF state on Adams street 293 feet from its
hGg with shady street. thence s 1Sfss s
70 h ia feet to a stake; thence soutnwardiy.
SIZE SLY "a aIeI with the FIRST mentioned line, 90
s sant In Adams street; thence eastwardly along
"a axe place at the Courthouse door, IN the city
Of Nashville, on
Thursday, Dee. Ia Is5A
Sale free from equity Of redemption.
T. L. DODD, Agent and Atty.
noV70 2sawsW
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CITY NOTICES.

Just received at Star Clothing Store, a
large assortment of fine dress Pants.
noy23 1w
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Boulevard Skirts.-The largest assort-
ment and cheapest In the city at
noy22 81 G. RICE & Cos.
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ScOtch.WOOl Undershirts and Drawers
at Ely s. Whiteside's. noVlo ecotI
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County Court Sale.

Wesley Drake, Admir-, etc, Vs. Louisa
a, Cummings &c al.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF TIE
d County Court Of Davidson county, Tenn.S
rendered at its November Term, 1917, in the
above cause, will offer st public sale az tns
Courthouse door IN Nashville,
On Saturday. December IA, 1872,
at II O'Clock NJ, the following described prop
erty belonging to the estate OF John a. Jun
mings, decd, to-wit:
A certain lot OF ground lying in the CITY o.
Edgefield, Tenn, fronting 50 feet on the cas-
side of the Whites Creek turnpike road. IN norse
Edgefield, and runE ing back with parallel lines
313X feet from the centre Of said turnpike 70 N
alley, upon which Is situated twO-story frame
building suitable for a OrehOuse and dEeiong.
TERMS OF SALE-Ten per cent cash; the
balance on credits Of s. II, ID and "A montn rs
Notes bearing per cent interest, with go99o -
curity, and a lien retained for the unP@iu RU-
chase money. Minimum price 81 600; OIL.
nov q, 3OtEdeel2 W. u. 6n -, -
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Heavy red-ribbed Undershirts aud Draw
ers at Ely & Whiteside's. nOvl5 eodtf
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For Sale or Rent-Dwelling House 81,
South Cherry st. P. P. PECK. noVl9
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A FavorahIe NOtOriety.

reputation of browns Bronchial Troches"
for The relief of coughs, colds and throat
diseases, has given them favorable notori-
ETY.. movie deodlW
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Caga0s IN Riusrs during past t.csnty:fOsr AOurs.
#Below high water mark Of 1871.

Blank {. ! indicates no report; cipher (0) sta
tionary; minus (-) tendency to fan; plus ID ten
dency to rise. W. ). AAuFAAN. OoseIter.
The river is Ieceding at this point with
IS inches on the shoals. Weather smoky
and hszy, but pleasant.
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Belongs Spool Silk at wholesale at
trade prices at COWAN +" O"S'
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,i uI,.,Iroad gsir~c,or for tie state.

4. Governor Brown, yesterday appointed
.Josaeh r. Mesl3y, Esq, Of F&yette county,
sa Seste Direcs8r in the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company.
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Shaker.flannel Undershirts and Draw
ers at Ely & Whiteside's. nov15 eodtf
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ShetIand-WOOl Undershirts and Draw
ers at Ely s. Whiteside's. nov15 eodn
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OyercOats, with full Capes and Sleeves,
can be found at NJ FoWEkS'
nov23 1w
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Since the last adjournment and up to the
5th of November, 1872, the number OF
new cases fled was 256, making at that
time on the docket 1,176, and this number
will he increased.to about 1900 or l,400by
the meeti g of the Court.
The Court has heretofore been able TO
dispose of from 80 to 90 cases eacn week,
making total of from 500 70 6OO during
term of twelve weeks. By enforcing tne
rule as to the number OF counsel ana the
length Of arguments, their NUMBER may
probably be increased TO from 7OO 10 oUV.
1t is believed by the undersigned, tnat II
the counsel would cons Mt TO submit their
cases upon written or printed arguments
and briefs, without argument In court, tne
time they saved for work in their rooms,
would enable the coart to dispose OF l,2OO
or 1900 cases during the term. IL Is o.
yious that, if this suggestion Is not adopted
by the bar. it will be impossible to dispose
of much more than one-hald Of the pusl-
ness on the docket.
The foregoing statements and sugges-
lions are respectfully submitted to the par,
with an earnest desire thst the subject may
be seriously considered by the time the
court shall meet. 1t would be well 1or
those attorneys who are willing TO submit
their cases on written arguments and orleis
to have them prepared With that view.
The court will take NJ the business In
two secticns-cDe taxing the cases undis-
posed of in the 10th circuit and then tax
[ ing I'D the 9Th circuit-the other sectlon
will take I'D the cases undsposed OF IN the
9th circuit and then taking up sucn otner
circuit as may be determined on when the
court shall meet. 1t is impossible to De
more definite as to the order Of taking up
| the circuits until the court meets, at Wnlen
time it will be ascertained whether the par
will acquiesce in the suggestion as to the
submission of causes as before explained
A. D. P. NICHOLSON,
Nov IA 1872, Chief Justice
The undersigned respectfully suggests
that a great number of transcripts are DOW
in the hands of attornies, and that then
immediate return is absolutely necessary &c
the business of this office. Also, tha
Clerks having transcripts to file should for
ward them at once.
T. g. DUNNINGToN, CLERK
S. c. Clerks Office, Nov. "A, 1872.
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Light Dress OyercOatS received to-day
at N PowERs' nov23 1w
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A,V, 8. LindsIey ct ais W. W. Barrow
et ais.
Lots Nos. and in the subdivision or me
sleS0e lot, each fronting % feet on Line street
or Watkins avenue.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash.
Sale free from redemption.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, JR-,
novf7 .3OSdsc7 Clerk and Master.
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STATE OF TIE WEATHER.

.eordphie Report from Signal Service Corps o.
~ l., of Observation, at 1866 o'clock p. NJ
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CHANCERY SALES
FOB
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9TH, 1872.

TN PURSUANCE OF DEGREES Rem
4 dered By the Chancery Court st Nashville In
the respective causes, will sell at pubic SAFE 70
the highest bidder, at the Courthouse 81 Nash
vile. on Saturday, December Z, 1dzs az u
O'clock NJ, the following described property, VIA;
q "a Ham val, X. Ham and others
list. A tract Of 2sX acres lying on Or pear ~, %
Turkey Greek, in the 9th Civil District OF Ds-
vidson county, Tenn, being the same aliotseo 70
Louisa 2 Dsbbs (being lot NO y me G TSP0tis
NJ the Commissioners and decree OF the Cncudt
ConTt entered on page 2S2 OF book x, ON the d.
vision Of the lands Of stephen ID. ham gee q
ID. Another tract of 26K acres, adlolning os
near the above tract, (being lot NO. 8, aliotteo
to Bradley Ham in said division above referred
to. .s ,o-.. ~,
commissioners and plat attached thereto, Tor
particular desc Upton Of said lots.
TERMS OF SALE-Credits OF 2 anu y
months. Notes required with approved security
and lien retained.
sale free from redemption
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LEGAL SALES.
CHANCERY SALE
FOB
Thursday, December 9Th, 1879.

TN PURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court at Nashville In the case OF
Leopold DryfoOs and others W. Nathan
Harsh and others,
wiz sell at public sale, to the highest bidder.
AT THE COURTHOUSE AT NASHVILLE.
ON THURSDAY, DEC. s, 1872,
at II O'Clock N, the following described prop
erty, VIZ:
ist A Tract Of Land on the north side Of Cum
tanning 30 acres, more or less, full description
whereof, by metes and bounds, Is contained in
the deed from N. Hobson to Alex'r Kerr, regis-
tered in Book No. 5, page l26, b. o., ID. Q.
I'd. Another Tract adjoining the above, CON
tanning Is acres and % poles, fully described IN
the deed from Alex'r Kerr TO Philip Harsh, re-
gistered in said Office in book 81, page -
Sd. Lots Nos. Is, 10, 50, 81 and IS IN D J. Mo
Gaycck's addition to Nashville, the nrst two lots
fronting 50 feet each College ST., and run back
ia feet to an alley; lot No 50 fronting 96K feet
on Cherry street extended, and lots Nos "a and
IS each front IS feet on said Cherry street ex-
tended
TERMS OF SALE-One-fOuFth cash, and
the residue on credits Of one and two years, With
interest," az to the tracts of land aDoEe described
and lots Is and 10 in McGavock's Addition, and
as to thu remaining lots in said addition, I5f
One-fOHrfh cash, and the residue on credits
Of l, 2 and years, with interest. Notes requHee
with approved security and lien retained.
NATHANIEL BAXTER, in,
pov14 2sSsdec5 81 Clerk and Master.
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RIVER NEWS.

sraos Of RSvers, Nov q, 1S72.-Heigkt Of water
Vnhn,,e Io,n mater sanrk ut 800 z. II -----
The New York herald., 1872-07-04

ITO IRISH FARMERS
Small Farms Large Markets.
This Is TO announce that have been made
whereby at least two hundred Irishmen, being who
settle themselves and their families upon small farms in
GREAT VINELAND TRACT
IN SOUTHERN NEW JERSEY.
This enterprise OF settling agricultural colony at
vneand which was for several years experimental and
tentative no longer 1t is established and most
signal success.
The advantages offered TO coloniss are -
L clear ana nndoubted title forever.
q, - most neallhul climate, with abundance Of good
s. A soil consisting almost entirely of sandy loan,
easily worked and adapted specially to grapes peaches
pears and all the smaller fruits and all garden vegetables
Proximity TO the best markets the continent with
very easy communication with Philadelphia dn hour
and haf with New York Din five hours and three quar-
terS, with Cape May and Atlantic City, Vineand being
IN one sense the very centre OF the railroad system Of
New Jersey.
The price of farms on this tract according to the
able BY instalments ip four years.
The town of vincland in the centre of the tract
mile square, has 30O Inhabitants good schools, several
kinds OF factories ana at least six churches of various de-
nominations In this connection 1t should be mentioned
that the building of Catholic church Is already in
dis, Esq, the original owner OF the whole tract
IRISH Farmers,
who have had some experience OF farm work. and who
do not desire to out great distance Western
praires might easily make for themselves comfortable
and happy home at Vincland.
For all further information and for introduction to Mr.
Lands and his agents. to insure visitors all needu
JOHN MITCHKL,
Office ll6 Nassau street, New York.
The New York herald., 1872-07-04

PROPERTY our or THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.
A LII WANTING FARMS-GooD SOIL. MILD CLr.
"A mate-for papers address 9. X LANbis. vlncland,
At RIVERSIDE, ON THE souND-sEvERAL BEAU
"A tifnl new Cottages sale, with and without shore
ars sers sos coma hS Ad
AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR SECURING A
n ins S @
dsss salt aS Sasf GGf and s%a the
rclSfS acsp s or
REST LOCATED AND LARGEST ROOMS ROOMS M in rRILA- Rddn,
ssxsss at scuhwes corner Of Sinh and chestnut streets
Hotel Is suitable aor insurance oec
r Appyp f. w f Publisher
L desrabiy located country resdsncs with four city
lots good garden; all In ilne repair Address fhlLo-
LIoR SALE, 81 900 CASH, $500 oMoRTGAGE-A LARGE
fronting three streets four minutes walk from Van
s@a anS o Hdrsss
LNOR sALE-ONE OF THE MOST ATTRACTIVE
Country Seats ON staten Island; situated at Clifton
dence Of Mr. VIM h. Grocker, adjoining Mr. VIM Eel
loves II consists OF several acres OF land under the
der; ample sabng gardeners lodge, greenhouse, Ice
house and bathing house. Apply at S2 olif street
FoR SALE OR TO LET-RuTHERFURD PARK, NJ
sSca Soass
barn; fruit and shade trees; ground Will sell
%py s Ra%ay S Hs os Es
avenue and Twenty third street
sssI 5sS p or Ss1
trains day smilcs from station; good house, l6 by a.
did stresm This s 9 bargain and must be sold Price
'SFS Eass Pa
The New York herald., 1872-07-04

A BELMONT HALL NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN
Rooms newly urnshed) en- suite and sinaly: 80 minutes
from Dew street; near landing.
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

TRACT OF LAND WANTED-ON NORTH SIDE OF
l. Long Island not 80 miles from New York city !;
price not to exceed $4,000 for which first class equities In
Brooklyn and other desirable improved property will be
given in ull payment Address B. W. HITCHCOCK, l39
Third avenue New York.
WANTED--A FURNISHED HOUSE AT BLOOMFIELD ID
w Monclair, with shade, and convenient to cars.
Address NJ. A. COLLIER, 23l West Thir e.n n street.
The New York herald., 1872-07-04
MUSICAL.

(tABINET ORGAN, PIANO, VIOLIN, GUITAR. SING
~ ing, harmony.-Lcssons private, day and evening
established 1854; central location. " Clinton place
Qslghth street.. Circulars mailed rce.
The New York herald., 1872-07-04

pR0PERry FOR sALE-wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY
Five beautiful Swiss Cottages, ncw Just completed,
containing about nine rooms, at "Larchmont Manorr
beautiful private park OF 300 acres Uormery the estate of
II. X. Collins, ESD, situate midway between New Ro-
chele and Mamaroneck The property has one and one
hall mile frontage upon the Sound Is laid out in drives
and walks, with FIX acres OF wooded land us private
park, and decided 10 each purchasers distant and
one quarter milo from New Haven Railroad depot with
which Il Is connected BY private horse railway The pro
York The COTTAGES sale located with front;
splendid fishing, ,boa'ing and ba hing For particulars In
uuire Of j.. PlALON, 5l7 Broadway or Mr., W. II.
BARKER. "Larchmont Manor" Manaronecks