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DRCIsIoNs-Jnne Z.

Supreme Cosrt-Chambers By Judge Barrett
the application Of N1mna Wiener for leave sell
GeMenorsndA Tor counsel Certificate incorporation Of Me
cal Science AssOciadon.-M Memoranda Tor counsel
By J1dze LeOnarMacky AT The Blue Ridge Railroad COMPANY
Inuncon granted giving security examination Of witnesses must
proceed Bahi Of SeS Orleans agt AaiheSA-Ahovsn Of So
Superior Court-SDecidI Term-By Judge Freedman.
Smith at Te al-Demuuer 0Tenuled with costs Buehah
Rae aL-see pape Doohte agL Re stsee men,
papersl Smith TgbeMOOn denied, With Sl0 De
Mes AIT DazrOh-ssme. Grosbck-Moon denied without
scosts Corsp at National Bank(See oPniOnl
Jsige CorChsTe Btte sgt Helena Won kte-ierenoe
grated 10 take proof
Common PLaGs-SDeciGl Term-By Judge Larre-
moCroghAm HamtOu-MOon ASIDE attachment dened
uEs defendant 81 security OF the debt Dnrow Ag Mon
cnef-MOi0n gA SehOlt WrghtMoOn granted IhOmp
sg 0COa10Esame hcAueh sgt sehAn Psui Payeme ~
10 abide
b. Judge D.ly-Bdghkn agt Levis-csse settled Wander
bit The Ene Railway CODemuTrer OTeruied Opinicnl ia
James s-lnuBetoh dissolved The louker and n T.
pre las CO. sg Franklin rerMoton 10 dismiss pfOceugs de-
Eled opinion Basg AZ Toe Bloc Rdse Co-Jgdgueut
La0diied. opinion
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WITHDRAWAL OF GEN. AsPINwALL FROM THE
GREELEY REPUBLICAN COMMITTEE.
The following letter from Gen. Aspinwall is

published:
Hon THos sTEwART-Dar SIR have to-day sent to you as
Cbman Of the Republican General Committee resignation
member body As have from the sfs dsp
proved Of the CpennAd movement means Of correcting
The errors attributed to the present Administration The
Committee at It's last meeting, most uneqgivooalJ IN;
dorsed the movement, its candidates and designs, hna
pe0ged itself do all in s promote ts success ana
action fails convictions aud believing t te
interests much Of party but OF the country
iusbce either TO your Committee or TO myself
retain nv seat BIZ what authority your Committee rep
resenye body assumed TO thus pledge Itself the absence 10
rs constituency am at loss 70 conjecture ZOE
eod REPRESENTATIVE Republican Of this city OF the
iusee Of which have been tenacious than myself
How then your Committee consistently with Their
claim undertake % pledge the Republican voter Of rev
ege that platform and candidate morally certain OF being pre-
scented for their consideration and pn0 70 any expression OF op
Ion an ne mart OF Assocsonom whence alone your
Committee powess 70 the one platform and canuase es
meet ne Of the Committee vote Of the
tyes The Republicans Of this city but merely an expression on
on the mart gentlemen casting the IL indeed passing
sentence not only before sides bad been beard but even before he
iurT bad been mpaneed there set Of men DESTROYS OF
Inc or controlling will Of the people through the exercise OF
povr patronage place Afford against such All bone'
should battle have failed 70 be conVlnce1 uns rn
Indictment against Administration has been sustained Inc YIN
einnaH movement sppeas 10 have been bal IN s
% and Wo In lie Developments and only ground for sasscon
that A fey 70 prove failure However highly the cDduae
t Cnenns Convention esteemed citizen and may have
% an epvabe reputation for beueyoenee and
epy the facility with which he swings round the circle ana
n somerssu entities him 10 be considered a. tTst
srhst In he political How far be may be successful 10 the
present Of riding two horses at 70 pc seen
dear Sir, yours truly, LLOYD ahfN"A|
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Religious Notifies.

Discourse" Spend Saturday Eght'-uin delivered
TOMORROW 1880 in Canal Presbyterian Church
by DAVID MITCHELL Afternoon service
Convenient 10 d0wB-towu hotels
Aen-st. NJ. T.. Church between RTngton and DeAneeTEts
RsviWM McALLlSTER Pastor W preach AZ lo a. and n p.
Sacrament SHudsyhOol. and u Young
PIES PRAYER Meeting o'clock Seats free Strangers and others
welcome
Association Hail.-ReoePdOn MONDAY EVENING, June 10.
Concert at by savAtt, Pease. Henry, and Mora
Art Exhibition iu the psrlors.
Menber friends and young especially cordially nvsed
AEiiy baptist Church.-Rev WILLIAM R. WILLIAMS
u, d. viii preach o. W this Church
Eghh SUNDAY MORNING at i0i oeok The Sacrament
Of be Loi supper will be observed % O'clock the afternoon
Al the Dunno NJ. T.. Church, Hndson-t near epnng.-J
g. OAKLEY the Psst0 viii preach TO MORROW 1880 and
liio p m heats free Sabbath s'bool at ga m and D.
BeekmRn HIN M. X. Church, Pifueh-t, between First
and SeeonisSesPehng RABBATH MORNING oi oelOck
BY the Pastor Rev VIM SIBEL the Temptation OF kVehe
6t VI series Of sabbath morning dsoOues Oh Testament Scrip
tgrs characters. Seats ifee all made welcome.
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Glarble an6 Slate Hldntels.
Matbinerp
feeal Notlres.


SUPREME C0URT.-In the matter of the
~ application Of the Commissioners Of the Central PARK for aud In
behalf Of the Mayer Aldermen and Commony the City Of New
squares places the Commissioners
the City OF New York RVkRSIDB PARK We the undersigned
Commissioners OF Estimate and Assessment the eented
hereby notice TO the occupant occupants Of al
houses and lots aud improved unmproed lands affected thereby
TO al Others whom il may
Pi That have completed esse and and that
all interested these proceedings Of the lands affected
thereby and Who opposed the do present their objections
IN NnDg duly verified 70 JOSIAH SUTHERLAND &c., Char.
No 2 an the City Of NewlOrk
1872 and that the said Commissioner viii obeetng
within the ten weekdays alter 18Th
for that win be In attendance sad once Of
days at 10 O'Clock a
That the abstract Of the estimate assessment
geher with and also all the Ihda
documents which used by making
Eex-Y until the OF June Is72
Third That H limits embraced By the
follows wits All those certain lots Of land
the line Of street,
the line Of Por
line Of Eighth and the By the Hudson
CITY Of EeuYork excepting herefron all the Land
used railroad track by the Hudson River Railroad
and creeping also erefom the land lying between Eighth and Ninth
avenues and seventy seventh and EThty-hrst streets
FOURTH: Thst report herein Will he presented Supreme
the Of SEYorf AZ General Term thereof be held
90 Conrtouse the City Hall N the City Of NeEYork
the JAY 1874 the opening Of the Court
That there thereafter counsel heard
motion made that the sad eonhuned-DAted New
York MsV g. 1874 JOSIAH SUTHERLAND,
wILLIAMc TRAPHAdES, Commissioner.
CHARLES \ GRAHAM,
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NOT AN OBSCENE Observation-Disclosures

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: A paragraph appeared in Wednesday
mornings newspapers with regard to Seizure of Oh
scene Literature in which my figures rather more
conspicuousy than agreeable, and which requires some
explanation. With the person whose establishment was
recently seized have little acquaintance, either
personally or a business / called on TO do
come book presswork by him, which engaged TO do.
large quantity of stereotype plates were deposited in my
vault What the character OF these plates knew
not nor do now know for the that read
page Of Them and the larger part Of them have never
been on my presses. As 10 what termed obscene
prints or Illustrations, such work is not in my line IL
my establishment adapted for such purposes.
NCtC- York, May 80, 1872. THOMAS HOLMAN.
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p10OENGERN ARR[YED.

PROM HAvANA-IH steamer Columbia. jane Mrs n Hmey
children Miss Hmley h b. Oesehagees WIFE ana
oid a. II Deschapees Mrs T. B. Deschapeles, s. Bsnae wife
and child ms r. child j. Soule Mrs NJ P1adns and
daughter VeaE Junea Mata and wife Charles TIaub and
daughter Cone and Campus j. de Ia Rosa Con
e Fero wife child j. r. Stafford d. Downing X A
A. Haym child j. Dskin, NJ A. Martinez W RehtnR, Jas
MeLein II. IT, Haven p Marnel J. F. Maggie, H. H. hoseley a
Moman p Perrau E. Farun, d. Smith, Crrena r.
Jones p sutherland Hlireth NJ LOSE j. s. Jones and
FROM GALVESTON AND KEY WBSTIn steamship George w.
CIyd Jane Mrs D. Morrsn, Mrs Rapperbrgh Mr Matter
soB children and servant Wood and child Miss Wood Master
WOOD MIR HALEY Mrs g. W. Baldwin Mrs John Sbearer j. Psr
neop M Psrngtsn and children Miss Paugon Jas Quincy j.
Reibeme Jas Anderson j. o. Stencil j. d. Prime Prom Key
Wes-W Carcoran Valentine Mous Dr. VIM G. Tinker Miss
Makes. Juan ROseBda, 4 children and servants
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THE COURTS.
A REMARKABLE WILL CASE.

In lS4l, DR.. Theo B. Tallmage of this city died,
after Philip Burrows bSyer presented an instrument for
probate purpoyns viii and testament Of Dr. Tsage
executed in 1859 b. which appointed executor aud named
reduary egae the des Ct the doctors infant daughter
before she became authorized Burrows TO sell the
property s discretion In 5 finding the child likely 70 attain
her majority Buo under the given him in The W disposed
all the real and retired with the proceeds 70 Italy, where be
recently died. -
Meantime the daughter grew up vomsnhcOd and married flames
Bolton 1909 begun In the Superior Court
for the Of be property on ne ground that the val vas fraud
uent made In coll
Amer lapse Of ten Of these eases
has length reached oral before Justice Barbour
the TeunedA verdict for the plaintiff
ali the issues submit 3D. The property involved this ease estimated
The said 10 be worth over 9ZuV
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pANSFAGFRN NAILED.

POR LIvERPOOIIn he steamer CITY Of Baimors June Miss
Van Vehten sister Miss Mary De Witt Mr. Ellis Mrs Byne and
nurse Martin Robert q. Byme Patrick Byrne, Charles
Byne Gavin Be the Rev. Dr. Huntington and wife j. Booth DAVID
Patrick Mcee and wife, James o. Bleak bus
Snow Booth and wife MI Dawson MI Campbell Mrs MARY
Te Miss nesset PTo G. Tesset Cha esse b. IsSse JACOB
H. Reay Col George H. butt X Bartlett
K Putnam, Miss Mary Putnam Miss Bartlett X Donk
ersley Donnen aud wife Henry Garner and ehd Vscegn
Mrs Dawson two children and nurse g. r. person a
Wider +. Williams, Miss A. Heogan Emil
Turner Capt e. NJ Allen NJ Mors, Mr. Benjamin. Mrs Stevens
Miss Bah Master Wilder Miss Byrne and servant James BVIne
Arthur MeAvoy Elizabeth McAVOy, J. Booth and WIFE, MI
sauds Braun.
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DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.

SATURDAY. JUNR g. . 90
Mall, oy Rurope via Queenstown and Liverpool steamship City
Of London close No Supplementary Mall steamship sans
7 a m from Pier No. As n. X
A Iruss an Closed Mail IL sent BY this line. ,
Mails for States southampton and Bremen BY the
steamship IL ASuppementarY Mail from 1901 OF
Tbird st. Hoboken closed Steamship sails at NJ from
foot Of Third st., HobOken. ,, 40,
A letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double POSTAGE
A Direct German Mall Is sent by this line
W. L. by the steamship San Francisco close At
d 10. Steamship sails at 4 p. m, from Pier No. Is N K
SUNDAY. JUNE 9.
Al Malls close At IL O'Clock The FOsOhee Is open from
m to
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COURT caLRNpARs-rHs pAv
VIVHT NHIFNUhhT'-- " ,,.--,
UEirED SrArKs DISTRICT CouKr-iS bANkhVrfo

TaroiuHdrV Casa
Sargent Winters and on t Dsno sst Tue nenoo'A MIN
335l .Sonneb ct al agt DAVIS -. ing 70, -, s...1.
o,, N 81 - 3 "i,s aud ,nother 81. Bushnell White
as Peros 40, Jones 3s2a Wonder Roest agt Jegave
3Sl Coon ct al Agt harnam anu ...o -, p..A..
others. lS@'V' cAuVs - - N''''"~4P'
$50 Deweese ct al sgt Hopkins and others
80 ofher. s519. Downing agt MAren and an'r.
asoi In ~ matter Of Semser 6 phgr Peiser and
MeIlvaIue 1881 .Wroh lie Agt Bartesone and
3s23. Wolf al Wilde another
32oI Blnnt sgt westeott and others
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NINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun l:29 sun sets....... 1923 Moon 956
DAv-AM
SAM, Hoof. 9sO lsand a43 Hell Gate Ferry. .ll2
WATER THIS DAv-P y
SANDY s29 Cows Island 1905 Hell Gate Perry IL ;55
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All who have real estate for sale OF to let
and those desiring TO purchase rent such property
will find their interest advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF other news
paper and in addition this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only In NewYOrk and ali It's cities and
villages but in every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear to tho
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscrbers for the three editions Of TIE TRIBUNE Daily
semWeekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
busness profession consequently in each
are read by all classes The TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention to reports Of sales real both in city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value OF its col
uns as an advertising medium. The charges for adyer
Using are as follows; DAILY TRIBUNE cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, q per line; SENT
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 25 cents per line Aboutten words OF
our wide columns average line. Terms cash in advance
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iuestrbester Gountp Real estate for Sale
Ncw-gsrssp Real estate for salt.
A TTRACTIYE

A TTRACsTTIIYAIES ~ co,.r,ov Dvsmrrcv
SALE Or to gTU iass. Co baTs R SKsOhSoS
Location Intersection Of Bay way. weedsve and Sle'
beth 66 S o. DsS Ta s ceu and R S.sY s
Communication 70 SewYoIk BY doSbletr'ek excellent pas.
mosnS picturesque Agreeable safely managed road leading out Of
SeWYof Distanes from NsEYo Ia miles Over 50 trains each
yssy cents per nip Time to Lib
Bsbeh combines best features q city convent
churches. police improved pivsmeui and steam Pre- Department
FISH, vegetables coal &C. good and at sane Tor % average prices
West Elizabeth Ii. bes, and highest oihe city, from
or % Gs 'S b o , SoDs Ne
sdditopsl ear or omnibu, fares required
The Cottage stands 100 rom street lines modern IN design
bis residence lr0 and bali
stories fred cellar under all First Floor vide center BALI pro
Floor droom bahoOm and closets Large attic and
usee range marble mant clbel stationary washiSb
In It's relations surrounding streets and property and on avPIs enye
On ous new ana sH , ess s , o. s D sus' p %
mes peaches cunt subsidiaries now IN bearing stable required
Terms easy title perfect Key At West Elizabeth tsiSi5 Depot
'0'''''''''"'" ''''''' P o. Boz a1s SsvYoa CITY
ELEGANT VILLA for SALE, 81 miles from
II KewYor on east ofPssc opposite WoOade lnos
Hevsr rom Midland Railroad stations house situated $50
sf FEE: sSs a s iS 'Is house Ss 1I
s Sa sS !, T@ S.. Ia w bxeaSsE sms Sop "a
C. FULLER sl West TweDuehs Nsw-fort, or hAhli
NhA4NeAf "AN~-
Budingl N y
EOR SALE-Adioining the pleasant village
west6eh j. 10 miles via Central Railroad choice PROP
good wo-.tO modern bulls house rooms aundy es.s nsI'r.
falling well Of good barn and All necessary oubudng N
abundance Of fruit Age portion Of the place gne
bung plots Shch will command god pnoea Address IL
LIAM Davis. Tribune one, N y
L'OR SALE at Orange, near Valley Station
HOUSE and LAND fruit Of all kinds hne AVN and
shade hoas contains modern improvements viii be sold cheap
Apply the premises or 10 r. CkOMhbLIN No 5Nsst n 4
TOR SALE--A neat little PLACE, one hour
from ctr b. Morns r. Must be 70 be aup
oaed Address c. apply At Mapewood station South 0range
IOHN II. JENKINS g. son,
DEALERS IN gRAL ESTATE oass, No i'd Geogssa, and
''''''' Egw.BRUSSw1cK n. J.
YOUNGSTOWN REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
uI-Property Of all kinds for Sale and Rent Address
THEODORE AYERS. Morristovp. n j.
ORANGE, n, j., and Vicinity-(Specialtyl
" Fine variety property iof sale rent etrhsage w. Gkahf'
% Saanst ber. 0rnse once opposite main depot
ORANGE, n. j. (SPECIALTY).-Hamit g.
garden stable depot Sale low 70 close estate
&OS n0O-FOR ONE of the most beau
- SD,UUU uiai place. At south or,sge House peffec,
stable sgehoue all complete and hve acres Of lad
compete and beautiful be feund In The htste
RlKBR, HEssB Co. No Pn.st
1sl-ACRE FARM at Burlington, N. j., very
Nteb complete bungs mile FROM station much fut All 90
order SALE Also snd good house. very oH price
snail trstcaa1
msnts. Pull particulars sent BY X NORRIS BuhnTon.
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REAL ESTATE.

Env- YoRK. Fridsy June 7. 1871.
At the Exchange this morning the only sale which
attracted any attention By James Mcclure BY order Of Court
Of the entire front consisting lots Of ground each about 1SIo
situated IN The Ertsve running from One hundred sixteenth to
Onebundd svbteenhss, fronting the Morning sde rark
which were Dot IN sold plot viz lots on the north
corner Of Einth-sr and Orshund sndsrteenbt Iorlo,
which were Leonard Scott for $500 The fo on the south
~ Garner avenue same sire
were sold 10 Gee. n. Peek for flj,35o. t. -
The legal ale sdTers James hcGue Supreme Court James n
Coemap yee and ot No. 10 Wsker fSro was
settled betSeen the parties in interest -. -
By james miller supreme Court by order OF Robert HOPE re
cree one lot On Of Sixty bs rs feet west OF
2stIi0B on scu brown fdory dwelling honse
M set 70 mortgage and past doe Interest since Nov -
ls7 10 Foran Robe $lOO The mortgage and pete1
Ia s,e wb icok place H. IT, yestedaF y yefe
johnson IT, being the property Of Augustus Weenes st
% nne. walk from he railroad depot adjoining gnss
resulted in spoing Of 3t lots for Si901e beng sn aeIiss 40
per o 25tlOl The bidding quite sprted n We
bids except from bona ode" purchaser H. Jobpsoa
90 yery sucoen that John Lock- ESQ., has auihon1s mi
10 sppogpce properties Thursday Jane H. io iu
report the sale Is published At foot . n La, a, tha
At private sale follows: by o. o.
north NE Of hundred sIeenthst 2o feet wes OF fhn'~'
for 800 - 4. ....u.r fs,,rrd.vl a by
Jane. NJ Miller Of legal sale By order Of Chsrles haiI ~ 49,
plots 5 scre) Known the De Lncy rh nn wv
White Plains westebeser County which WI" % sou ~ O'
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Antticn Sales Of Real Gstate.
A DJOURNED AUCTION SALE
IA rsE RESIDENCE 2s % srsE VILLA PLOTS
MONDAY, JUSE o. S7,
SAX POSI- PSsir1Ss r. RAIN x ,P' Ok Es'T saisx
8 tedra. s..Yoy,
o. II. PrzRsos, Aucuosesr
RY A. ID. MELLICK, jr., IL BRO.
- AUCrIoNsERs AND DEALBRs IN NEW JgRsBr
REAL ESTATE.
Pine-st, Eew.York
THURSDAY June 49, 1872
POSITIVE SALE AT AUCTION
Byordsr Of J. D. Ptsvorh. ESQ.,.
OF 112 VILLA PLOTS
and arge MANSION 52r10 lad well
hplied' suitable Tor iie,el or Boarding Iouse.
AT DUNELLEN, n. j.,
s Ss'J ana ~. S1.; from Ss s.. q f G s T. s %.
choice n sfery particular and front % main ssreets
IMMEDIATELY AT THE STATION,
and adon Churches, Schools. md Store.
The soil gaVey and the neehorhoo healthy bosa
Music By Grafanas tn Regimen, Band
Special VII leave Lberty.t aIs Por
and maps, apply to the aoe,ioneea
J. JOHNSON r., AuetioHse.
by JERE. JOHNSON, Jr.,
"a o. sss,s,.S % go SSa1 csos, Nt'I yy..
Estate ProSpy se sosI-
cOSTNUATToS sALR
POUR SPLENDID ETATES
DARIEN, CONN.
suhd rdsi iuio
Together win nice fsrS House t Barn pat o,.s. ReAss..
near he station, viii GARDEN GIegaa, &C.
without s Stii J JSsB 4, A iSi.
a, .rd,r Of MELVILLE I'' SEAD, ESQ Propa..os
GRAFULLNs FAMOUS BAND.
Al n,Esr, COLLATION.
The Ceebra.ed Eco,rtrc Improvi..,ore vocalist,
will give ros, 10 lhe oseAaon a. before.
Pre- Excursion to and from Stanford ard P,e,
Yos take the O'Clock m train Y and n " Alro'd CO..
from Bridgeport s4 tan from NOrsaA, ss45 ushi res
For Maps Crcusrs cksts ard further Information sprr 70
MAD Deui a. CLARK Samforf; JAMES ffNNkf, Nerssfl
wM oRAw, sesb Ser.,1 mo CoNsToCk ~ oA'g.lss
New ifsven q. STAPLES Staie, Bridgeport. Jkhk
JOHNSON j., Auetoneer, p Nassaust n y.
800 VILLAGE LoTs,
comprising portion q he vel tnawn
SMART ESTATE AT FLuSilNG. l.
h ofbsslh beauty rsabd nsghborho bsk
aud land boating bathing fishing s@ 1 sAhAes sSJ-h-"
opiy nine mi 4. from SsvYorE daily finest railroad u.
country Commuiahos rs,s iess nsn s,age Are IT,, 4.
uslst nsps, &C. sppy 70 JERE J0HSSoS j.. 8 S.ssps
Il MAGNlfCEST VILLA Plots
in the begts hs,'a s.ee es sSd gggs,sf ''s'%
% spsror and splendid property veil residence u W
Pensoa s,ase seaI !. MARI hss ,si '.e1s 70 -.
~ St MY. sp5 Crescent places Only minutes
brighton Ian liag and IS miasss frum MslsL
Fo Accessibility health beauty u location. has sneFI sad sg.n,
sy boat "a Per n korh River ocock day q sale Zee
nan. C. spoi, 10 JEaE J0ISsON d. q Nissan ny
-
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>Gitn Real Gsiaie for Sale.

A FREE REGISTER with particulars of 1000
N City and Building Lots for Sale and to Let containing City
Map. &C. gratis - - , - ,
ALSO, LOTS ON PARK, MADISON. flfIl AND hlOhl IL
AYES THE BOULEVARD, AND CENTRAL PARK. AT LOWEST
vK STEVENSON h SON.
II Pne-st and 226 FIfh-ave
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fouseo ano farms mantso.

vTHE WORKENGWOMEN'S HOME, A. EliE-
sbeihst j. DESTROYS Of obnnngs BUILDING - otirs
Of The
huIE suaifutJ
r their The m be guarsnt 81 BY r,persbs
mar, e. AM having builng fsnd particular
I'M 5OO n LUDLOW Co, 3finest
WANTED-TO PURCHASE, HOUSE and
w LOT above Bght.snh st. east Of fonf'hsye Adr..
Tribune once.
NVANTED-To purchase the whole or part
w lot 10 Greenuosi Old p.rt 81 cemetery pfrieffe A
dr,s With lull pariculsr- Tyler, "a Broadway,
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Gonutrn propertp 10 tei.


AT ORANGE.-Large fully furnished RESI-
~ DBNCE ample grounas stables for RkNf % private ny or
handsomely Gated nnAnng one Wfss ne sr.r cos
oulY rented Owner abroad Apply 70
HAMILTON WALLIS Nassaa Orange PiopeHf spec ah'.
A COTTAGE HOUSE, rooms; in good
~ orders fne stable oulbulugs. fruit tc j! seres ncans
crops Of horse and rent 500 hour fom 'y
Hail J. @ FREEMAN, l62 Broadway Rooa lo
LOR RENT-The new HOTEL az Fremont,
ervants apartments outside Of main bui4ng M require 1853 70
nh style yesrs' fe lrtcla-s mai eI
contains 900 Inhabitants Address
OSCAR BALL, Fremont sandassy Cosniy. one
DLAINFIELD, n. ITO LET, LEASE. or for
SALE Washington Ptrk Gne HOUSE, containing Y reons
With arre fround Apply 70 lAPPlN CA
rs soabsL. N.Y. ~ p BR0NN opposite Depot fasse
rTO LET-At MONTCLAlR, an attractive
DWELLING, u bath, nngs iarnaee aad sh iwpsoEe
sn1 aboat pleasantly niastsd shef %
upfrnlshed, per month hnb~ ESQ per yesT unueA
Apply TO SAMUEL ". Tubs, u broadway
FTO LET-Hudson River, one hour from New
trtess HOUSE. furnished. n ssisr, s.els,
HOUSE II water, stable fruit &e pkNrEs Co u
sprcess
TTNO LET, completely furnished, one of the
haest COUNTRY STATS NevJcfsry large mansion bcanif1
lawn old fruits ho~eFs. outbudng. hmans houss
}. FISHER SArTRRrHwhTB. lOPnest, u.
RIO LEASE-For 1s months, or two years. one
Of the anes, PLACES STANDARD strawberry ih 10 sc.
bangs dne view Of Sousj hoIset AMI csrsges dose
Foe particulars so9r - Nm " RArNOR ;. PaesL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-08

The Burlington and Missouri River Railroad lands In lows,
during the MAY 2Ot5 Of price
Of il lilo amounting 10 tIfJl a. The total sales 10
1914 100 0 average pee Of oil ~ eIV per
acre amounting 10 l,g15669 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-06-08
Giip properip TO rei.

A FINE STORE, corner Broadway and Thirty
~ hirit Junction sh ave, 10 LRAsEsuab Cor bslsfy has-
- MM n RAiNOR,
81 Pnea
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Counlrn iaeaI estate Tor Sale.

A GOOD FARM Of over 300 Acres for SALE
~ the Hudson opposite the City ofNerburh 10 Duehe County
90 miles from NwYork 10 hgh state Of cultivation srehar crops
sben stock n Ill Kinds ell al 900 worth Of wood each ngus'
and barust route For information inquire 81 A. w. ukh
Mstasan Or OF j. r. WILLIAMS 40 Thirty ourhst, ghih
Es..N ark