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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

DENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.
Trains leave New York from foot Of Desbrosses and
Cortandt streets as follows
Express for Harrisburg Pisburg the West and South,
and 80 7. NJ. Sunday, &, and $50 p. NJ.
For baltimore WASHINGTON and the South at "a. M.
and p. M. Sunday, 9P. NJ.
Express for Philadelphia, O. 9: 80 A. M 70 30 l. L.
80, r M, and IL night sunday, q, 80 and NJ.
For Philadelphia, via kensngton, att A. NJ ande +. M
Emigrant and second class 7:l5 7. NJ.
FGr seys5k s e sS IA "a ss Ia IS T. s a. q s
Say Sc M s2 s:lo ~ 30 S0 g. TO- II 80 isr Sun
Fer EIizabsssh, ss $50 - 90 g. $40 Pip Il Il 40
S SsS rs rs a ~ 49, aio TO- go l2P Sun
FSr Ia IhsaSTsay & s SG 9 80 and "a ~
730 s:iO lOP: N. and IL night Sunday $40 and 6P' NJ
For Wood6ridge and Perth Amboy, and 10 A. M. 2:o
SOP NJ and 70 night sunday, d and o p NJ
For East MillstOne A. M II noon, 4l0 and 20 r. M.
For Lambertville and Pennington, a. N. and p. NJ
Accommodation for Bordentown, Burlington and Cam
For Freehold, 4 sA. M, and p. NJ.
For Jamesburg, Pemberton, Camden, A. M, 40 p W..
OS p. NJ, daily lSSsk M. and "a p NJ daily except
Monday: From Washington and Baltimore, 6aO a. NJ,
~, l0a2P. N. Sunday, $40 a. M From Philadephia
S2l 6o ~ Il u o. u u % M. 2a4 saS4, 6o4 sasf. NJ
Ticfst oHices' sa6 1ss III and "a Broadway; No
Astor House, and foot of Desbrosses and Cortlandt
A. j. CAssATT, d. M. BOYD JR.,
General Manager Gen. Pass Agent
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STALLIONS.
EDWARD EVERETT
u for 1879.

IL
Mr.. Bonner's Horse Edward Everett formerly Major
Winheld) will stand at my place. the Lagrange farm,
near Goshen, Orange county, beginning on the LIST OF
Terms. without any exception, $500,
payable invariably before service 800 of which will be
returned il the mare does not prove with foal.
Edward Everett was sired by Rvsdyks Hambletonian,
Edward Everett Is the sire of Mr. Bonners horse Joe
Elliott who last summer trotted mile at Mystic Park
in 2;l5 which is the fastest mile trotted by any
RSrs q eea fe Of z peSH or
horse Mountain Boy who died last November during the
epizooty The following extract from an Interview be
the Commodore thinks of the stock =
RepOrter-What Is Mountain Boys record?
Mr.. vanderbt-Hs best time was 20 -Four years ago
nsT f Of G But he he
account OF his corns He has made quarter
mile hiryone seconds That the fastest time ever
made.
The Commodore during the same interview said -
He was the best horse ever saw, and think yet
He never went the course in proper condinon-was
never thoroughly trained. bought him when he was
six years old and have owned him six years He had
Just reached the right age was without fault blemish
reliable In every way, and could after training have
phasisl-He the fastest horse in the world.
Mr. Bonner does not agree with the Commodore that
Is undoubtedly true that he was the fastest horse the
Commodore ever owned SO will be seen that MT Bon,
both sired by Edward Everett is also the sire oi
Judge Fullerton who has trotted in 1914 and who beat
that was sold recently for 5000 Of the Middetcwn colt
OF the Fitzpatrick mare the Marshall COLT the Mcrath
sns $ cesSs hs na escapes
must be addressed to the subscriber Goshen Orange
county, Y. WIN. II. KEETCH.
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THE "BREwsTER WAGON

In all weights, for pleasure driving or speeding,
-. exquistely finished
and embracing in their CONSTRUCTION the various i'm.
provements introduced by during 1.-THE past is years.
,,,ons,.u, -. hest ths Standard 5.aar for Quality
These wagons exclusively the production Of our
welknown Broome street factory and are offered in
stock IN Al respects equal In quality those built to The
order Of the most valued customer, and at prices Wv
uniform to all.
In order that We may not be confounded with Joint
stock company of carriage dealers who have adopted
hrm name similar to and mpudently claim the
reputation have made for the Brewster Wapon we
beg the public will remember that only warerooms
af the corner Of
Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street.
and our only Factory on Broomc street
BREWSTER A CO.
OF Broome street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
An nAfs soEs Es74R.IsEnP Nsv YEP poo,sna.,,
ana ns s n
OF JOB Work done on shortest notice. IS Dey street
A A,-HERALD BRANCH OFFICE, BROOKLYN,
a. eorne q sn rg1n ra avenue and % BeeEpm street.
ON Sunday from 3to9f.M.
A. DARIEs prices REDUcEpl SOLE AGENT OF
New Yori Dealers aI
A NY ONE WANTING THE SERVICES OF AN ExPE-
A PRACTICAL MAN DESIRES TO BUILD A
"a blast furnace and for traction Of profits. now
asYsSG
A HAVANA LOTTERY. ..n-e- ll..tI-5l
Fun 0Ss s for
A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF ALABAMA LOTTERY.
49, SS,ss g g. g; d: q. 81, j s. s.a.
IL & sStsss s., T. %fs s. s. 's'svss1 s 4 IS = IS lsIS e.
e. sos ss
uAvANA LorrERY.-PRIzEs cAsHED AND IN
oor
INAUGURATION = WASHINGTON : PARTIES IN.
tending to visit this city during the Inauguration
can find CONNECTIONS accommodations at the elegant pri
TMPoRTANr-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN
duly rtn CommlSionsr for pennsyyana
ary 1873 viii give careful and prompt attention to the
CHARLES SAoss sloaawaS SSSass,,S, ss@ Yor.
OMAHA LEGAL GIFT DISTRIBUTION.
dstrieusd Sss 4 as'H is7s positively 90
F'si''s 81 each six FOR r If s s;s....r
assam xtr ree
OrTIo1AkkE kEsHHSK4 RHASIses STATE LOTTERIES
1;.s y 4 ~ a ~ = + s. q y.ss & Y y
TO- n q sfM1oss y q Co., Aansss9s s e. sSviHston g 81 H. Ky =
o. :us.s. Il g Il : q M = ISIS
sSi1S S2s4a SssS:, sSs Sis:sasy
poYAL HAVANA LoTTERY.-PRIzEs CAsHED ;oR-
1ad ders 1 an aSrRso1 R furnished highest rates
TAYLOR co, Bankers l6 wall street, New York.
PoYAL SAXON GOVERNMENT LOTTERY AT LEIp.
sic Germany; % Go tickets = 800 prizes Grand
s
THE COLLEGE OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK
@ M s
% b % c
neiu NJ SlElNWAf HALL, feDruary 70, AZ O'CLOCK
This notice is rendered ssary by the unavoidable
ALEXANDER s. WEBB,
TO THE PUBLIC.-THE DAILY GRAPHIC WILL
be issued as daily eightpage evening newspaper on
Tuesday next Msrch4 1t will be issued in three edi-
tons price &C. AS a newspaper it will be second to none,
and its feature of regularly Illustrating the
of the day within twentyfour hours after their occur
ronce calculated bring into immediate and wde
spread popularity.
The success which has attended the announcement of
pectatos Newsdeaers the public every part of
the country are calling for the paper which win start
with 2 circulation larger than any paper In America
The publishers are compelled to announce that no more
every line Of available space having been taken Up
81 s
80 and Il Park place.
rro. THE EDITOR OF THE ,HERALD.-ERIE's
Nicholas
peaehsbie. He Is the only gentleman in the ward be
the very last eraad the poor Again
who are not known much less recognized-are their
trampied on and ssnde red ike e Cesar Of Old Who,
aiming
sides in when mere boy and those who have resided in
the 81 n sffsSdh
$3.50 509 Is Is pEAwN KAy,l DAILY IN THE LEGAL
and zeG se Lottery Royal @ AL h
Broadway.
SPORTING-DOGS. BIRDs &C.
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SPORTING-DOGS, BIRDS, &C.
>~4~~>
A FOR SALE, ALL KINDS OF. FANCY DOGS
IA. Birds &c; Medicines for all diseases, Prepared
Food for mocking birds, at B. q. DOyEYs. No Greene
street. near Canal
DoxERS.-TwO PROFESSIONAL BOXERS WANTED
- at once Address, with terms per night, " T., Jr,
Herald office.
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FEBRUARY %, ls7s.-TRIPLE SHEET.


HORSES. CARRIAGES. &C:
AT THE AyST1SH ySTssSdS 59ysE : VAs q ,Assrn1.
''' OPP opposite si, the the Pos once once '''s'"
THE HORSE AND CARRIAGE BRANCH
o'oIF Ssssesz zsSTiSS sSsssfsse s1k q our
SALES Sassf ys sH!a cSERfAers
CArAIoaGE or SRis DAYS ogkiD1TS SALE,
BLACK COUPE HoksE' IS.YH isN HANDS HIGH. . YEARS
nothing; very stylish driver and SsT. war
H$S ~ a.sps HSgsss sH ySsss soSEB
kind and true in every way; fast traveller stylish
ROAD WAGON, WITH POLE AND SHAFTS, BUILT
BAY HORSE lsN HANDS HIGH. 10 YEARS OLD;
70 snS
high, old kind and true all harness free from
vice can trot N 80 now and IN good condition and
ss
sRSRs S5 Z sssR HSsSs S
or aut promises great speed free and stylish driver,
BROWN HORSE. 'is.l HANDS high, YEARS OLD;
kind and true in all harness; free from vice and war
TWELVE OTHER WORK AND ROAD HORSES; FULL
Top and no top Wagons, Rockaways Depot and Ex-
pifss Hsrness' ssGB Blankets &c.
Weather never interieres with our sales
SPECIAL ABsoaYTE s ANR T,drsGE IRGEMPToRY SALE
At TME FEEyATE siXsIE NS; SEihsSN SixcE
hhonS 1 srnnR %AosA1ss We AND
WHO HAS BEEN olSASk HbSIskb 5SYY YSY HIS PHYSICIAN
ABROAD On ACCOUNT 81 IL HEATH, AND SAILS
an oS speedy ob
Geldng lSH hands % high and years old, with heavy
si isa9
sd ~ rSef a rg he i By
than MS GSs os 0ssa ss mile mile
a dxsn on road al and rated
double he speed 40 gait to road wagon
so"S .bd saSs and prompt drver he is warranted
Also fast and handsome sorrel Geldng lSk hands
by Volunteer dam sSrrel mare Lady ARMSTRONG; he has
the o
aud best gated horses ever harnessed is good in
sS As srSss; 'iSss Hss
With sppssi p%n s
the fast brown esldins Wash ls bands high
s @ sd Sd Sy nd aha has full Snd
oS well ss Ses he
is spowertuy built m mnsGTlar @ with great bone good feet
roadster he is afraid OF nothing and warranted sound
and kind.
Also the handsome and fast golden sorre Mare Jennie
raised at Pine Grove Conn., by the celebrated horsema
by Csssus % M Clay years old, is'f hands high; has
troed full mile in 3; she speed IS gait and is
very easy gated; she Is prompt and pleasant driver
and warranted sound and kind.
Also fine, handsome and intelligent black Mare, Is
e odS and By
saddle can be driven up to locomotive with safety is
not afraid Of anything Is good traveller and warranted
sound, kind and safe Tor ladies or children's
~ Also Park Phaeton, Dog Cart, Rockaway, Q Top
wagons Pony Phaetons, Single and Double Harness,
seighs Blankets Robes Whips 2side Saddles. The whole
comprising as hne stock were offered public
auction, and will be sold to highest bidder without limit
or reservation and purchasers will have full warrantee
given them and ample time allowed trial exam
inaton II not found as represented sales annulled and
money refunded.
SALE POSITIVE RAIN OR SHINE.
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WINES, LIQUORS, &C.

LNoR sALE-2.0o0 GALLONS OF PURE APPLE BRAN
II dy, made by James A. Perrne, Freehold, Monmouth
county J in 1870 In lure for address j. r. BAkTs.
HORNE, ~ LlspeDard street.
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CsC00 000 SPECIAL CAPITAL WANTED
SZUU.UUV either in one sum or four, to extend
JIg s!Ilcty nIst Grass M every
speciaty exclusive sale capital in the business
$500 OO0 In addition to which arrangements Just
pleed for consignments win give virtually $1,000, 900
more capital In merchandise consigned TOR sale profits
by books past and present business FULLEST inyesiga
ton standing of house AL References, old and prOm
neDt merchants who have known house and men from
commencement Address for Interview, with real name
SAFETY AND PROFIT, Herald Office.
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~ NARRAGANsETT STEAMSHIP COMPANY
lFall River Linel


On and after Saturday, March the steamers Of this
line will leave pier & North River, foot Of Murray
street, at p. M dnstead of 4 P. NY
PARTICULAR NOTICE.
The travelling public respectfully informed that the
steamer NEWPORT, after having been remodelled and
thoroughly retted with appliance for safety and
comfort, including new boilers and steam heating ap
paratus will her trips above date $3.50 OO
have been expended IN eguippng TINS steamer making
Island Sound. A. p. BACON, Superintendent
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NEWSPAPERS.

LrOR sALE-rHE NEW YORK HERALD, COMPLETE
and in good order, ron June iooo, to th's "a'e
Address II. q. r., box $50 Herald onices
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unequaed in ghtness with greatly increased strength
See certificate nom General Mcclellan.
NEW YORK June I, 1871.
GENTLEMEN-I have carefully examined your patent
steele plate axle find that the addition of the
vertical plate renders the axle about two and half go
times si would be without It, Very respectfully.
GEORGE B. MCCLELLAN.
Warerooms Fifth avenue, Twenty seventh street.
Factory lD East Twenty.nf street
j. B. BREWSTER 4 co.
Esfa Mi shed I893
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I,oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.

I,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
IN The Cromwell steamship Line.
The steam ship NEW ORLEANS. captain r. V. eager,
viii leave pier No North River on Saturday March
10 Galveston. Indianola Rockiort or Aranzas wharf,
Brazos, Santiago and ~ LOUIS. 4N. lINN|f
CABIN passage $50; stceragc, S2 For freight or pas
sage apply TO CLARK 4 SEAMAa, sc West street
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
REAL ESTATE.
YEw-YonK. Friday. March IA. 1873.


The Exchange to-day was not very numer-
ously attended the transactions Of any specai
Importance. The legal sale noted TO be made by WnHnS
a GaesOn, under the direction OF @. r. Goldsmith
referee OF property the southory side OF Forty
thirdsf.. 100 feet westerly from Third-aye was ad'
iOurned until the 21st INST .,
The legal sales noted TO take place by James NJ MIL
Ter and Joseph Mcclure both either adjourned OF
settled between the parties In interest Fuli particulars
Of the sales at the Exchange today will be found at loot
At private SALE VIM. III. Raynor reports having uis-
posed OF the six lots each 25XlO located on the wete
side Of Fthavo, commencing "a feet ii inches nOrhoiy
from d-and-thirty-fOurth-5t., for 5i,0O
Sales made at the Exchange Friday, March IL: -
Bv Muller wilkins Beea under the direction Of PHO T.
Rureles brick and 0 u feet front and rear
Ks9ei 3i the sOuhcny side Of Maiden ne
70 feet W inches eaSterJ from Ssss 49, Anown No. D. of go
B William Kennedy: Isr7 sonherly e Of
Is feet easterJ from RsiAVe' '
<24o0. 20 James Wilson.
hreesiory hgoop 2cIe9 located the uohery
Id Of IrJ Jihrst 2O feet westerly from Esntbave for @IS
" john Kelly.s
Beecter Co legal direction Of Jor j.
Post referee and lot idIoo located ana
l0 feet Frtave Sold and shove IeaorAl''
Amounting S7,1Ol, q. b. IaTreI, planih
For (Satudal bot Of special
Jere johnson will sell the ssssroom nos w
fl Fuiou, Bookyn the following fesirlh located brooku p
erdes AZ and 4ls honroes three
Parksye and han1rt apu
four Marksaye-, the PART tHi psiea an
application At ie once o we u'
hOneor, No. q Psrk-roE. this city.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
Projected BUILDINGS.

hungs erected which plans have been sno
Department Of Buildings durng The week endag aA'H
south side 100 Poah-ave. four bToNn'
stone 6rstosss dwellings, four iores 89rs A g. B1''s
n
West s1tesutbt No. 32 brok four stories a5ro C.
jsy..t s1th d from West to Caroest arstesss bIob
store I've stories 2g5r7Ba O. VIM. r. Poster, owner. g.,
hk rud iror store f7 stories slrSo James Cummings
Cntons ~ brck store and tenement I've soes 1910
Jacob Seeb owner.
2sr5a Darly. Fay 4 Cohen, owners. . ,,-so
secOndEe No 42 bTek soeondcass store of soe' Ai
J. II. Hasey,
Twenty south de 40 feet east Of NnthaEe one heoU
brick tenement 15r5L Elizabeth Blot. oHnef -, ss
Mubeny nos lB6 AID leG bk HoTrs and 'eaan'' '0ie -
T7G, Geo. Neracht owner. ..-- o.te
GOlumlas ~, hrck smoke hou1e f"o ss'i'p'
Tenh.aTe a. H. Of One-hundreda md hiv fourtbst one
brick store and dwelling stones Is5. G. H. krtaa oEne
uovst No H. onc bnek store Ahd 1enceh' i've stones ~
Pte-.t e. cor Dvisonst brick stores and ensmens, 20
81. ". z. Poster e., -.
6oreTst 30 g. one brick end 2lO5i Eve so'
Atiopevt rear No g. and No 70 Ridge brick Eve Ho
res workshop. 25Hf5 G. EckEAFdt, ,e
buck tepfnet Hiol1'
Fg6Te nortlSesi corner Of Pnyhahst Belvis tons
church hight lOi feet front aud 3jlb feet deep %
varns, x4OOHo Church o~nef'
WentyButhst. Nc as one bucA tenement Vu aso 80
rt Nos 2i9 sI4 2I6 three breL snd enemeu each
ave stories z38t55 q. W Folsom. -.
Nos l84 and b two brick stores aud eneneH1s ea,l e
tories 25r76 G. ". F0son.
uow-st souih-s. lloaston brek store ha eae
nc Ave sores k-N4A C. W POISON, owner 49,,
Monro No g. bnck store sn tenement ave stones -i'
Toa-h-sie No loe one bret stable story, BiaIlA NJ J.
WI ssverenth.t No ~ ous brick ,eaenea. baus. aVe
stories esK12t. Resuey J. Stein. owner
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

All who have real estate for sale or TO let
and those desiring to purchase rent such property,
will find it to their interest to advertise in The TRIBUNE
lis aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other
paper and in addition to this advantage TIE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NowYork and all its cities and
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should be brief will
allow the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader. We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscrbsrs for the editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
semi-weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business profession consequently in esch
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention to reports of sales OF real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF s co
umns as an advertising medium. The charges for adyer
Using are as follows: DAILY TRIBUNE. % cents per line
for eae insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE. % per line SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. IS cents per line AbOutten words OF
our wide columns average line. Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

At Messrs Barker d chase's CITY Auction Mart and
n Y Tattersall,. the regular semi weekly sale VIII Dc
held tomorrow Saturday the 18th inst, ut u O'Clock
The carriage trade has very materially improved since
we had pleasant weather. hut business rs as yet
not general. Among the novelties announced we ana
A. 3 Faudraus Denmark phaeOn, not an old style win
new name really novelty as far as improvements
IN modelling ana better taste IN hushing can make
novel vehicle. Ladies' will do well 20 have tue Trim
ming order IL they want them 20 harmonic with
complexion, toilets and all the more less essential
details necessary bring about fauess tout eSenode
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET

New-YoRK. Friday. March a. 1873.
The local horse trade was more than fairly
active aud in comparison with the dullueSs which has
prevailed for the past months the strongest OF
the season. In the Bulls Head Market eight heavy work
horses met with ready sales At firm prices and inquiries
after valuable stock also Of sufficient importance TO
warrant the announcement that the Spring trade has
fairly opened
AT Mr. VIM Van rasse's Horse and Carriage Auction
Mart the number people in atendauce auh the uu-
catalOgued 5r sale both very arg"
The bids at which the latter transferred 10 tue
atgu in of L ne rang geu a.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
D tDn ACRES GEORGIA FARMING
~. u. Ml --..-. .LL- --.-... ..na.,
Aurl,on 5a!es OF Rsdl estate,

Tg,vs T. Wo5D. Auciouerr. - -
EXECUTORS SALE of REAL ESIA E.
IL rL HOMESTEAD ofh Iis Noes fi1ef VII b. coll AZ Plbhc
AL sn TIgsDAN March 20 ~ tshi acres tpl hitr
isrv With fsme eTi-nsan 10 g' Frnaf - rooms
~ sui u ku.s rul, ample shade u miles IRON Ao.goo ga
NJ h. r. af j. gsLc S o. u Hain ''' Ihiia
is-r C5Irc-tuf- o -ti4sn. G-tras a. safe
EXECUTORS have directed JERE. JotN-
= t-,t,o tr,-r. isi n-i Hlls71 ,t ito's,
n, f.utF gs-s. a lr 90 JERK Jniitrih. lr
81 r,s. = l. T1i saa 500 -sls 49, ''.. c-cas a. Asi,ia
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Bodine reported the ending March li s1J:
No n oastou O. sdenherg Co unsafe seuefaF
No Broadyar, j. ! Rlhon unsafe corucc.
No rs N e. Flanagan aea'
uu.afe ont wall. IL
y ri 70 2l gouh.t Freebora unsafe front walls
No 800 Hanes Bros, unsafe northeast
..-t
No. 10 Crsiopbert Lawrence ha osoer uasaie front 'Al
sorh siie rseriy-fou Fsti1s John 5 Proay
esuer. unsafe genefsn.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
BROOKLYN Real estate for 5ale.

FOR SALE-A very cOmmOdlOus three-stOry
brick DWELLING yronnd Handsomely lad on'
besv rou aHE and large oek stable; within easy Eas
distance Of Wis Pey peasast reirri or epre
neghbohoOd In BiootTn former owner heeao
will be sold RESPONSIBLE ooe rste
WIN. CALLBSDBR No. iOO BroatsaY.
DOR SALE or TO LET, in Brooklyn, q two,
u s0rJ me HOUSE, did n with cots k'rlB e1rf,
No $50 Gate s9D Paesc Price 800 $50 Also two
story basement cellar frame 6ei IN No 90 efk
ner't " cor u Abaayue ApPJ a. ~ Nasau''t n t.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
NEW-YDRK LnjE RIYEES

sha h,vs ssesei themselves BY purchasing Rnaye o fronting
Central Ft h tnet property this the American conne
vi DO well 70 make personl examination Of the splendid PROSPECT
PARk SITES which ni auction b. JERB JOHNSON
jr Al Auction Erehang Fulton Brooklyn. NErkS
DAY March 49, earnestly that for situation. combining
se d With uuequaed beauty prospect together Sh tie
oeno Of e surrounding improvements and The certainty oi much
mhsr utre values superior selection Of eanal uuno~r o
hrCoklVn. completion
Of me hge and Of the BROOKLYN Rapid Transit Company Road weh
s maze ese choice bgng ~ 70 u minutes The Mex
1n ' nan and the prospect Of he erI conso alton he wo
cities are giving impetus the se vslnes which ust them
very short the the hchest rates u
This wi De- eytent 70 all who personal examination Of The
property and oie he rapidly
progIrssing around them, eIaninAon solicit
shall sell, D. The same tine snj pifce
hIhB ATLAST1CAVB STORES AND DWELLINGS.
desirable :
For particular which Lei l,re macs nov reafy A. nv 5Mre
q ParkTOs, r JBRR JOHNSON
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15

A L 1APHANK, H. IA beautiful, roomy
tOI lAGE Outiousrs ground al under the
hset cvHuou with peach and plum trees cusut.
straNbn and other snail fruits situated Csrnsn River ce
bel tron stream. Price Inquire of JOHN r
9Ls lapnank Or Nanhstan oil Co. 10 Broaduay Ses-iork
A L FLUSHING.-FORS SALE OR TO LET
"A Complete kesdenoe every convenience bath OOm furnace
large grounds abundshy fllled furnished unfnrnished
JAMB5 d. PARSONS. = Pne-st
HEMArITE ORE BED, in "a New England
state FOR SALBOne mile railroad and I've from
quality ubefior amount large address v. Boz U Poydsno r. L
THORNTON NJ. RODMAN, Real Estate
a Aeea oS Broadway Offers ior SALE EXCHANGE beaar
r situated PLOT OF LAND Jsmaica. H. T. boui
minutes wat from depot VIII sell the whole part
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
Citn Real gsidte for Sale.

4 REMEMBER that the healthy and beau
"A Country WeehaEkeu North Bergen GreenT
aud BsyOBne Hudson County the chs sesern
Palisades inland nd unsurpassed TIE
being reached om SeEfok Cts haA
the takes Central aad Prospect Pans
lie property churches apd
tsIed aliens bod
and convey property and the average rate u taIaon less than ~
q zen per cent valuation.
A CHANCE seldom Otfered-Beautiful three
N story hgh-sioop HOUSE Mount Mors PARK and Madison
ave; sgOg TO bud mnst he sod this
LIyRRNORR LIHsCOrr So Wsl-t.
A 800 cash and S2,S00 mort
~ gage ~ BUY fouroy brOvu-stoBe HOUSE. No 10 Es
Ror,g- -siIih-st- Apply the premises
BARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-aves., front
I'D nr Sixth the Pirk
wM II. RAYSOR,
New-York tribune., 1873-03-15
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Tb BEST "a MOST AGRYEABLE TONIC yet introduced Por
As III l1 Gererai DEBILITY u Appetite 10 it ~.
sae Recnpended purity By he Fo0a Journal aiiAad y
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