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COTTON NARKETS

MrxpHs july 5Cotton quet Mddngs 24!e; receip,s
100 bes sales 700 bales stock lJi 62iJ bales 1870 $50 bAesJ
weekly net 40 bales.
NEw-ORLEASs July 5-Cotou nominal, Mdiing, 24c;
33 bales receipts, Ji3 ts Orto Liverpool tS
gross receipts 90 bales; exporso LIVERPOOL 46
eo,stSse 2YO75 bales; sales. ! 80 bates
NORFOLK Jnly 5CoiOn dull los Mcdn 23lc;
90 bales; lls bales; 674 bales
receipts 465 bales exports -coasxise. 9J5 bales
BosroS July 5Cotton dali Mddngs 5id25ic net receipts 6
bales gross e64 bales sales 100 bae 0UO bales seeky
receipts 1871 be 1865 baes eIpoF-to Great Bni-o,
3l2 bslesi sales. 500 bales
GALVESTON July 5Cotou nomra Ordinary sole
opts sales ba,s ocs 5l seekyuet
ll9 bales; eIpors-eoastWse, 1913 baes sales 40 hae.
July 5-Cotton dull and nominal Mddlngs 2fc
PROVIDENCE, July 5-COttou u-st ick, 1900 bales.
Lous. July 5-Cotton nomiAaly lowers Mddlngs A,c
veekly-receipts, 50 bales; shipments 81 bales
CY PONT. July 5-COtOr Recei OF the week IS bales
SELMA July balesi 1872 lt4 bales;
weekly receipts. u bales shipments II bales
NASHVILLE, July 5-Cotton-Stockl.l 1904 bales k12 2oSl
balesi weekly receipts SO' otesi shipments "a bales .
PHLADBlPHIA July 5CoiOn queti hddngs, 2!d25i weeky
net receipts 3ss baesi gross, y ? bales - -. 49,,
MoSTSoxgRr, July 5CoronStock81l AIN bales; ls72 7si
bales; weekly receipts, 10 baesi sales 50 b les
CNcISSAr july s. Cotton in good demsndi Mdings. 24lc
COLUMBUS July 5CottoB quiet stocoil 1913 bales; 1872 40
MACON July 5-Cotton dn Mddngs, 2c; weesy recerts
bales; pments 36 baes sock-lS ll bales; 1871
bales eIpOscOaswse 2 bs stocA 800 baes weekly receipts
bslesi erpors-coasiwse sS1 bales
cep 2s baes sales 10 bslesi ,tod-ls5l 6es 2 3iSa
bales; weekly net receiIt, 50 bales saes 2+s bales.
CHARLKsroS Jay 3-Coton dul Mndnng lc net receipts 3e
bales receipts @ bales -coastw s1i bales sales
bales 699 bars weekly receipts 40 he gross
bales; exports eoatwise, lsJ.talesi sales 10 bales
SAVANNAH, July 3COon dull. Mid ings. 2J3c net receipts 10
bales; eIporscoastwe q bas ~ bales ock 1913 bass
weekRet receipts 35 bA eoasssise, si2 bales sales 6e
bales
BALTIMORE Juy 5-Cotou- -Mddrugs 2ic goss receipts III
bales eIports-eoSse 50 bales sales l9 bales bae.
MOBILE, JGy a-Cotion enle9 Homina Mdngs % d2lc net
2o baes weeky-uet rep l2S bates eIpos-eoasnss. 10
bae; sales 80 baeL
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SEVEN PER CENT GOLD LOAN
OF THE

OF THE
MILWAUKEE AND ST.. PAUL RAILWAY COMPANY.
Messrs. MORTON, BLISS s. Co., 80 Broad-st'
are receiving subscriptions for the unSold bal
ance Of the So 100000 of these Bonds at 95.
One-half Of the loan tH4OOOOO in sterling bonds
have been sold for European account.
This is the only gold loan issued by the Company
The Share Capital of the Company is 21,l48,6Oo
The net earnings of the road for several years past
have averaged more than seven per cent per annum
upon both classes of Stock For the last three years
the net earnings have averaged S1,GO4,429 50 over
expenses and interest upon its entire bonded debt
The Company owns 1,151 miles of railroad, with
bonded debt including this loan, averaging Sl9,27
per mile.
NEw-YoRK STATE SIX PER CENT GOLD LOAN,
DUE 1887.
A limited amount for sale.
GWYNNE e. DAY, 16 Wall-st.
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edlcGs closing quOlallOhs NcIc'
. .4 pr

The money market continues easy, and large balances
left here for employment freely offered, the general
rates on call beng4 and per cent. Discounts are in
moderate request the offerings of business paper being
in strict Keeping with the moderate movement In
merchandise Prime acceptances sell at TO per cent
There was no first call Of Government bonds to-day.
The market at the succeeding calls however, partcu-
lary at the final one made general advance in prices
1sG5s old which closed Saturday at l dl5i rose to
115Ia1let ls6s selling 115i and the IS Of 1881 at
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE

Pr N0Tth Ritr Vf5s1B ana R1IFodd3 . .
JuLI and 5+s pEgs Ashes pg Beeva % b Cotton Seed
Cotton oSo sbs Meal 2o bag. Meal &ol6 bash Hhest sI
bush Corn, O3 6t bash bss Malt l5 buh ose LILO
bb Eggs 55 bb Beans 20 bales Broom Corn 50 Aes ep " bales
Hemp, JlO sides Leather 352 Hides Tk bales H4es, i@
62 bbls Spirits bbs Rosn, rs pigs
OIL Cake Ga bags eaut @ pkga Pork i3i PEgs Cut aea s @
Lard 100 Lard II pkgs Taow 1853 pkg Cheese 2s pkg.
so hd. Tobacco oi5 pgs Tobacco 81 bales sin 80
pkg etarch.2 bbs. Whisky, 800 bales Wool
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mortgage of &C. 100000 against the Milwaukee Divi-
sion of the road. These bonds secured In pre-
cisely the same manner as the old issue, and are
entitled to equal confidence.
Price, for the present. 92 and interest in currency
HENRY CLEWs e. Co.. 80 Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

The gold market steady and uniform, all the sales
having been 81 13iaS 1Sl There veV little vitality
in the market, and the speculative eemdt If any such
exists avoids the pubceaze severely For the present
the Treasury is supplying the export movement to Eu-
rope The supply Of cash gold is ample, ne rates paid
for carrying being SSt and per cent Tbedisbursemens
OF coin interest to-day SGSOO the Treasury redeem
ing in called bonds $1,000 total OF $5 $4,000 The days
business at the Gold Exchange Bank as follows:
Gold cleared s15sgO0 Gold Balances u,s4 and in
comes S. 100 63. The following the quotations. the
Gold Board having adjourned as earlT as p. NJ:
iO:Oo....Il3l n;oo......l9I iloo....ii3 im. .ii3i
iO;3O...Il3i n:JO.....ll3f l2;3...llJ 3O......n3i
EDp.......ll4
The following were the transactions at the Sub
Treasury
Gold recep s4376 90 Currency 2avmert. s7o996 o.
i,gJll4l 81 Currency balance 6,Jlll ~
Gold 6sanee.... s2a6f5 "a Customs. 800 w
Currency reoegts... l,8lI,'H tJl
Foreign exchange was finn on a small business, the
leading bankers still asking ITO for long bills and I0i for
short sight.
State bonds were neglected scarcely an, transactions
in them having been made The following were the
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And the following for city bank stocks


There is good demand for railroad bonds both old
and new, and prices are well sustained. The Central
Pacics and Union Pacific first mortgages are notably
active. The former sold, to-day. at lOI9O2, and the
latter at 9iG9li The following were the bids:
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financial.


A ADVERTlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A loRh TMBuNE WILL BE- RECEIVED AT TUB UPTOWN
OFFICES Nos 5 West Thirty tJ Vest l~eut thd
st., up to p M, At regular oiAce rates
koaE wArERrowN AND OGDSNsnuKGH RAILROAD PREHDkNrs}
OFFIcE, No. - WAILsr, NEw-loHK JgGe n, l872. y
ELECTION and DIVIDEND NOTlCE.-At
the recent Annual of Stockholders tb- following
persons Deon Of s Company Tor the eEs
MARCRLLUS MASSEY. JOHN Z. DENNY
W. T. PIERiEPONr, GARDNER COLBY,
g. ZAHRISkIE h., JOHN - FAkLOW.
MOSES TAYLOR, I. H. CAMP
SAMUEL SLOAN, d. HONGkRFORp,
L. DODuE, TIkODORk IRWIN,
WI W. WHITE
subsequent meeting OF board following dAly
ele5tel
MARCEL Us MASSEY. President,
4. n CAMP, ePrsideDt
J. H. SAWYER, Sre aud Treas
SEMI MlANNUAL DIVIDEND Il -FOUR PER CENT will be paid "a
the 18Th Jur uus' The Mercantile National Bank
and the Compsnys nee, Wasowp ~ kboeF
record date Transfer oeks close date psmeri
MAkCkLLUS MASSkl, President
pROKEN NATIONAL BANK NOTES bought
ID kOuR 90 PER CENT PREMIUM
Full pnntcd lists furaish-l
De HAVEN BROTHER, Bankers,
No. ~ south lh.rdst. Philseelphs PssA
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HlvArA Juy 4-Ths Sugar qae aud steady qnOons
are based 0i0l0s per No. II Egahs-On
United states 6O-ay currency iGl cent premium shon
sight 2.d2i per eeat premium
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

DrRHryeroN COURT. BY Mrs Parsons. i2mo' Pr, ~
w. w
ORIGIN AND HISTORY OF THK PHILADELPHIN STATE
PEEITESTIARI. By Richard Vaux. $40. pp l4S
hssEST IN ITS RELATION TO TuR CHURCH OF Eng
LAND. BY George Herbert Curteis. Champion
Lectures for 1sT1.l i2mo. pp. AS. CMacmihanJ
ER DICKENS DICTIONARY. By Gilbert A. Pierce,
with additions by William A. Wheeler. Illus
trated. 12mo. pp. b7S. goOd.)............. q "
Mt HERO. BY Mrs. Forester. l2mo. PIP. ST. CPe-
"
PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH, AND OTHsR ESSAYS 12mo
PIP 2o7. uippncott) )..-...-.-.--.-.--..-.-......
BrUpIEs IN THE ENGLISH OF BUSYAN. By ]. b.
Grier 12mO pp l50 UAppincott)...--...-..
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THE MONEY MARKET.

sA1rs AT THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FIRsT CALL,
104 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
OIL NJ Corerpf1eIi b0ndS
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BANKING House OF HENRY CLEws & Co.,
% Wnll-at AnlN- Anrlr

BANKING House OF HENRY CLEws & Co.,
81 Wall-st., New-YorS. (
Bills of Exchange on England, Ireland, Scotland,
and the Continent.
Commercial Credits for use in Europe, South
America, East and West Indies, China ANA Japan.
Circular Notes and Travellers Credits available in
all parts of the world.
Also, Telegraphic Transfers of Money on Europe,
Havana and California.
Deposit accounts received bearing interest and
subject to check at sight.
Certificates of Deposit issued and Collections made.
State City, and Railroad Loans negotiated.
CLEws, HABICBT * Co,
IL Old Broad-st., London.
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nrFPAIo LIvR srocK MARKEr-Irr.r 5.

BUFFALO LIVE STOCK MARKET.-JrrY s.
CATTLEReeipls TO-DAY, only 80 head, making lie rrpv o ths
week 5io head % head hast Yester hns aaoual
holiday only buyers a. the ysris sheG
operation xsch 20 base the mare sales OF ~ lno ste
Liz no. AZ t323; 81 Ohio J!1 r. 40 90
SHEKPRcepis today lOV head making the Tor the
7tl0 head sg 94oo head for time last ek Mir.et
Canada sheep 81 5O 80 " for nbs Western
sheep quoted Sass IS according TO qhty Sales of as bead
Canada from 81 % D. 81 23 9 Ohio lambs
averaging &c b. at 6 50; p Canaia sheep averaging l0l 70, s3
POI Ohio sheep ranging rom IS TO - 70, at S5Gs3 IS
HoGsRecepts to-day 2VU heal making the for the
1880 head 10 loo head last Market seton
the for the dt the
Ing from l9l 70 go n. al 81 lit a. 90
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

DETTIPANG HOUSE, Essex, CT, will be
ready boarders cooler spot
not be ouad Connecticut miles Of the se,
mountains railroad othe splendid drives
mountain breeles In the morning. sea oeezes through tne ay
no mosqntOes paid Is nde by rail
from Pnwk Long IssBd Sound large h and cool
daily communication with New York by boat
For particulars address H. H.
Proprietor EsseI CT, June g. l Send for cut Of the
premises.
VERMONT SUMMER HOME, Poultney, VT.
Rev J. NEWMAN D. d. Prop Open from Nay Special rates
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

1IY HERO. A Genuine Love Story. BY
NJ MRS FORRESTER, author Of Par Women &C. ana liL
COUNTESS OF CHARY being the Fourth Series OF lie Ne
morn Of a Physician.n By Alexander Dumas,
And other BOoks published this day by
T. b. PETERSON BROTHERS, PHILADELPHIA,
And are fosaIe by all Booksellers and News Agents.
MY A Love Story BY Mrs Forester author o.
"fsr Women Complete in large d1Sieeo volume bound il
morocco cloth, acka and STYLE. Price 81 70.
THE COUNTESS OF CHARNY or, THE FALL OF THE FRENCH
OF The Memoirs OF PhYs
By Author
pte Pnce One Dollar IN paper OF o. 20
In cloth.
VOLUMES ALREADY PUBLISHED
The Countess Of ChsrnT B. Alexander Dumas
Sir Years Later BY Alexander Dumas
The Queens Necklace By Alexander Dumas.
Memoirs Of A PhvNean By Alexander Dmas.
SYLVESTER SOUND, THE SOMNAMBULlST. BY Henry Cock
ton aubOr valentine NentrOqut being the third
volume Of cheap Uniform edition Of the works OF Henry
Portrait Of author on the cover. Price IS cents
VOLUMES ALREADY PUBLISHED
Sylvester Sound SOmnambust. By Henry COckton.5
The Match By Henry Coekton.
Tie Fatal Marriages Henry CoektOn.
BY all Booksellers will be seat, post
'~1' W WV f r. B. PETERSON BROTHERS,
800 Chesinut-st Philadelphia, Pa.
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THE MARKETS.
fcnefully reported for TEE TR'BuSE-i

:
AgHEs-Te to-day q pkgs Pots quiet but
prices are steady 81 Pearls doll and nominal
BEEswAX-The is dali aud prices have further declined
q1ote 8c for Western, and o 0 Tor Solthern
BR0OMCORN-The market remains very dull am pces are nom
COrr0NThe Cotton Exchange closed and no regular market to-day
tomorrow.
COFFE-Te demands for all kinds quite moderate and no business
doing from second hands Holders however remain h ana
confident and nothing except at tall figures
CANDLESThe market for all kinds remains very dull and pees are
nomny quote Adamanne tGl8f for IL to 10 o.
Sperm at 3ac. Patent at 42 a43c, and Parshne s2IGRe
EGGS lower The best marks OF Western Eg are sepg
poe y dozen good marks IA price weak Newfok State
and fenn.ylyAna Eg1s good demand llGI Dozen
FLOUR AND MEALThe demand for Flour is moderate and with
Sellers prices irregular aud easier The low grades are attract
inc attention Of choice family brands not free sellers
AZ he pnc.s bid AT the market fairly especially for
shipping brands high grades very irregular sales Of bb
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

HowEs q MACY, Bankers, No. so Wall-st., New
York. offer the same facilities 10 DepOslOrs as In
corporated Banks and allow Interest on daily bal
ances at the rate of -Four per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates,
with immediate returns
Special attention paid TO choice Stock, Bonds, &c
&c, for Investors.
THE BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA
RAILWAY FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
GOLD BoNDs.
The entire loan issued against the main line Of
this road having been sold. We now offer small
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06
NEW SUMMER RESORT.

NEW SUMMER RESORT.
~ OVERLOOK MOUNTAIN HOUSE
Via Kingston, n. Y.
the Cats 5000 feet
greatly enlarged and improved and reopens
5 1t New York CITY by three hours than any auhr
beautiful all the modern convent
ng telegraph reached b. boat a TO onol X and o.
r. r. % miles, West Hurley thence lni BY popue0TS stages
connecting With al tTaius So
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

IN CHEAP MUSIC.
EovEILos GLEBs PART SONGS, ko.... SC.
HovEILOs CHURCH MUSIC.................... &C.
KovRLLOs ORGAN MUSIC (BOOKSl........... SOC.
KovEILOs PIANO MUSIC (BOoKS). ............ sc.
EOvELIOs POPULAR SONGS (BO0KS)........ SOC.
NOyRLIO's ORATORI0S.............s.. SOC.
HOvRLLOs OPERAS Vocal seores .............$l %
EovELLOs OPERAS piano Forte solos)....... 1ss
Ask for HovELL0s Editions
NovRLLo, EVER Co..
75I Broadway. New-YOrk.
-Trr,NrC ~ ID 10 =
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

THE DEBILITY OF OUR BOYS
AND THE EARLY DECAY OF OUR YOUNG MEN
Anew wOk BY JAMES JACKSON d. Just published Flexible
.O,e Seventy pages Price, 80 Send for table Of contents to
New-York tribune., 1872-07-06

WAUMBEK HOUSE, Jefferson, n. ii.
w This btey purchased BY the GDderned
land Me- is situated side Mt Starr King hnd commands magnificent
views Mountains Unsurpassed IN lowell
ness and grandeur and bay fever Immediately
relieved Western Union Telegraph oaOe in house Mr. H. Pls
proprietor remains Stages connect
Lancaster n A. only miles With Bosom trains and Aher July
Portland Northumberland Vrand
X r. Excellent livery stable For terms address uuderhgn At
Jefferson, n. H. ". r. MERRILL, Proprietor
Jefferson. n. H., MAY ". l81
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

YtlO LET OR FOR sALE-A VERY NICE COuN.
try seat, with OF land, fruit nnd shade trees
healthy location: nice ncghborhond, the depot;
Eockand county. Inquire 229 Hudson street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

no LET--FULLY FURNISHED. ONE SMALL, ON:
large House Ut White Plains; Harlem Railroad $50
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

rJ'o LET CHEAP-sEvERAL HOSES IN THE CIJS
j OF Paterson, n J., N Inc locations; some in .ib-
uib, with quantity of land attached $500 5000 $50,
$500 900 and ~ go respectively; possession
Apply 10 DEMAREsT K WHirLock, No. - Park place,
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

no LET-PLEASANT SUMMER RESIDENCE, FUR,
nishcd double house, 10 rooms; kitchen and servants
rooms In L.; water in ell fine bathing and Ashins
seven acres Of ground, with large and small fruits; static
ami carriage house situated Long Island Sound, ~
mites from New london Conn. Apply nj 1856 Grand 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

ITO LET-MANsIoN HOUSE. ORANGE; AN ELEGANT
j. building Also oify Hoici. SG and go Broad
street, Newark 200 feet deep; rent $500 Address H. W
HOLMES, Orangc n. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

RIO IENT-FURNGsHED, SEVERAL VERY .DESIR-
Il able Places in New Jersey, Wcstehsstnr county, s.H
Island and Long Island; Win Cue fronts
Amply To u. q. BENNETT No. . Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

rNo LET cHEAP--A FunSfSuTD COTTAGE ON THE
Hudson, near foughkeepsie, garden, barn, stables;
high abundance fine drives
and scenery; viii let lur tile year, Call
address HUDSON, 100 West fhirty-iouftii street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

rI,O LET AT CATskfIL n. VA FINE HOUSE,
! fully furnished: situated on Orange street near u.a
Prospect Park Hotel tho finest situation In the village
will be let for the by the year. Apply Coz
NISH CONGDON, us Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

1'o LET-AT RUrUERFURD PARK, n. j., ON TiiH
j Passac River, modern House; all Improvements |;
three acres ground, stable, &c VIII rent low To party
who will take care OF H. Address COUNTRY, box III
Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

AT RIVERSIDE. on THE sOCSD-BEAUTIrur,
N Cottage for sale; eight rooms, modern improve
ncnts, nnc ncighorhood, near depot and harbof Al
dress J. ". ATWAiEi, Riverside station, Conn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET--iN CATsgILI, FOR
four moths large house OF IL rooms, newly furnished,
in good ordcr lawn garden aud stables price $500 Adj
dress Post office box iDg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

COUNTRY RESIDENCES ON THE BANKS or THE
" ifudsonfor sale to let. furnished uniurnisIcd,
for the summer year Parties desiring 10
chase hire anywhere the Hudson VIII ind iu par.
cuars to prices aud location and be personally shown
the by applyin. to s. EMERSON 6J iNth
nue. who has made Hudson River Real Estate specially
past
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

A FLUSHING L. la FIRST CLASS RESIDENCE
n on Jamaica avenue, all impro, ements 10 rent ut a
nominal price. Apply 10 g. T.. CARL, Bridge street
Flushing, or j. Is. FREEMAN, No. Nassau @trecl, New
York, owner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

TENTLEMAN'a FARM-lb HOUR FROM CITY; IS
VI good house and buildings; fine Nicws healthy
and mosquitoes; 2e) peach trees price $i6o All
dress OWNER, box al Herald Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

IouNTRY PLACES, FURNISHED AND UNFUR.
~ nished, 10 rent, for the by the ycar--At
For. Washington, Rverdae, yonkers, West Point Cold
kcepic iiyde Park catskiii filth ridse Lake Mahonac
WllamsLriige scarsdalc, Eastchcster New Rochelle,
Pelham, Wcstchcstcr, West Farms, fremont Fort Lee
New Haven, Norwak. Isp, L. !, Bay Ridge, &C., DC.
Printed list with descriptions be had at either No
Pine street or 30 East Seventeenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

NTYACK.-THE MOST ELEGANT RESIDENCE IN NY
~ ack for salc on the rscr inst finished; ~ fofns,
all modern improS cinenis; adjoining the institute
grounds. Inquire ~ % West Foryserent street, adj
dress X. g. box 900 Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

A N ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR sALE-AT FLUSH
N ing, Long Island situated Sanford ayenuc, on
high ground house itx5o Of superior finish, with all the
appointments that combined in first class city resi-
dence grounds srtsiicaly laid out consisting of four
stocked with ornamental and fruit trees largo
brick barn within ten minutes walk OF depot, twenty
five minutes from Hunters Point orty-two trains daily;
TO be seen 10 be appreciated Inquire ut Globe Fire III
surnnce Company, lI6 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

DE EQn VERY ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY SEAT.
'TD.')vO. lo-,oms one acre; seven minutes wax
from village and dspot 81 Central Railroad, Sew Jersey
country irecdoa; town advantages. Address box IA
SuincTyille Post oince, ~ =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

NfETUCHEN--sEyEN ACRES; WE'LL SHADED
M lawn; good house, ten rooms stables; 2O1 bearing
pear 800 feet grapevinos rcised; apple, paach
plum trees hlackberries, strawberries, raapbesrics,
rooseherrics In variety; six minutes walk
terms liberal. \. H. SCOTT 80 Walker street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

A LITTLE NECK, l.. I.-CIIOICE LAND FOR SALE,
IA a. in body lying in close proximity to two
depos and Immediately available for cutting M, offering
unusual opportunity Tor either speculation safe invest
ment Inquire Of The owner, PATRICK ROONEY, on
premises, JAMES WILSON a co, 81 Fulton street.
BROOKLYN or of STEPHENS BROTHERS. io7 Broadway,
sire ct foar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

FURNISHED HOUSE TO LET-AT SUMMIT, n. j..
IL one hour from New York by Morris and Essex Rail
residence be lee furnished with Horse and Carriages
immediate possession. Apply any day, at +. NJ, to Mrs.
HUNT, l29 East SiAteentl street New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

A COTTAGE AT RowAYToN, CONN, ONE HALF
"A mile from depot, with two OF ground, one
fourth mile from Long Island Sound, and cellar
with river front Of IA. ieet price $500 Inquire OF
Terms easy. +.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

ONLY $50 PER MONTH WILL Buy AN ELEGANT
~ House OF rooms bath elevated range wash
trays, dumb waiter handsome grounds; communication
ticket free Tor year, ~ milestone, H. J., 70 minutes
III Point; Al trains daily, A. ~ to midnight;
street all flushed; all assessments paid price $7 ~
years 10 pay 1t in only 500 cash rcqnircd charming
place. Apply t. GEO W. VAN STOLEN, 10 A. NJ. 10 4.
NJ, rs, Nassau street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

I AWNDALE PARK, wESTCHEsTER COUNTY
IL Secure your share at once which viii cniitle yon
free pass to view the property July 4 1879 aud which
day portion OF the property viii he divided up, conisr
ins Of Cottages aud Lots shares 50 each g DC had Of
SFALEY BRO, "a Liberty street; g. s. PECK Co,
a5i Broadway; KAyANAGHs Forty second street and
Sixth avenue; J. T.. HATCH, $40 Ninth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

C.lE0 PER ANNUM.-AT WEST MOUNT VERNON,
psctv ,Westchesi"r county, two minutes from depot,
very desirable residence; ~ rooms; hot air
fine garden: high. healthy location. Apply Mrs.
LOVES, No. First street, corner Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALEM SOUTH
IN bury, Conn; house containing " rooms, with store,
barn and Of ground, halt mile from Hartford and
Erie Railroad. Also 10 acres OF meadow Land quarter
O. II. HALL. on premises, or n. VALENTINE, u Mae
dougal street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

DOR SALE OR TO LFASE-BEAUTIFUL FRENCH
II Cottage, and half OF ground In lawn and
garden Westport, Conn. on New York and New Haven
Railroads house completely and beautifully furnished
with everything necessary for housekeepins; flower
cold water and heater; location very healthy:
JOHN NJ. PINKNEY, 10 Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-05-12

VNO RENT-AT WHITE PLAINS FIVE MINUTES
j walk from depot, Il House beautifully situated with
all the modern improvements For further particulars
apply ut 40 Cedar street.