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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-12
DeyiatiOnS of the Compass.

A deviation of the compass has fire.
quently been observed on vessels carry
ing petroleum, and this irregularity is
attributed to the sheet-iron tanks con-
tanning the oil. The greatest deviation
is shown when the vessel heads east or
west but there is none when the head
ing is north or south. A Boston sea
captain, who had been troubled with
this deviation, in comparing his posi-
ton as obtained from observation with
that derived from his "dead reckon
iug," gives the following ingenious
method for regulating his course /:
Having tried the four compasses in diff
ferent parts of the vessel, he found that
there was deviation of Is degrees east,
or say II points. He then placed one
compass near the mizzen-mast, and one
on a plank laid across the stern boat
davits. These two agreed, and by them
he corrected the pinnacle compass. He
kept the compass on the plank at the
stern, and every time the vessels course
was changed, day or night, he noted
the difference between it and the bin
nacle compass-making corrections ac-
cordingly.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-12
Bones Of Dead Cinnamon.

We saw brought to the depot of the
Virginia and Truckee Railroad Com.
pany, in this place, says Virginia,
Nevada paper, two boxes of bones OF
dead Celestials for shipment to Stock.
ton, Cal. The Chinese in the boxes
had been burie', in the Chinese burial.
ground near '.his city about four years,
and their Zones were quite feshless.
The bones we're taken out of the coffins,
assorted, and tied up in lunches in
white rags. After being brought to
Chinatown and before being boxed up
the friends of the deceased had some
kind of n pow WOW over the bones.
Roast pigs and other refreshments were
placed on tables, and about these were
gathered the friends of the deceased,
who muttered prayers, and at intervals
bowed down and kissed the ground.
Several Cinnamon came to the depot
with the remains in order to see the
boxesiproperly marked and prepared for
shipping. One of these informed us
that the bones would eventually be sent
to China, but that for the present they
would go to the head man of the COM
pany to which the deceased belonged.
When received by this man in Stock
ton the bones will be taken out of the
boxes and packed in earthen Jars, and
after there shall have accumulated
sufficient number of skeletons all will
be sent to China to be delivered to their
relatives for burial in that holy soil
from which alone the true Celestial can
arise at the last great day.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-12
Life In the Country.
AZ Experience as told by the Dunbury
News,

The city man who goes into the coun.
try to spend the summer must make up
his mind to learn something of the rou-
tine of rural life. A New York man
who is spending the hot weather season
with , family on Pine street, was asked
by the lady of the house if he would
take hen of the nest, as il wanted to
set, and she didn't want it to. Ger
tainly," said he, and Immediately start
ed out to the barn where the hens were
kept, to crush out the maternal pros
poets Of this particular one. He went
straight to the nest to lift her of, and
reached out his hand for that purpose,
but Immediately drew it back again,
and tucked it up under the other arm,
and squeezed it little, while he drew
up his lips as if about to whistle some-
thing. Then he stood there and stared
at the hen, and she lifted up her head,
and stared back at him, winking her
eyes with singular velocity. "Get of,
won't you?" said he, after pause.
She nade no response. He drew out
his hand and looked at red spot on
one of the knuckles, and then put the
knuckle in his mouth to cool it, looking
all the while at the hen, and wondering
how on earth she moved so quickly.
The longer he eyed her. the less inclined
he felt to touch her, and finally he
climbed up post to beam which ran
over the nest, and working his way out
on it till he got just above the hen, took
off his hat and shook it at her, and ad-
vised her to get. But she only looked
up at him, on. eye at time, and cluck-
ed omniously. He told her if she
didn't leave he would come down there
and kick her through the barn, but i'm
mediately gave up the blood-thirsty
design VIII en- he reflected that it was
dumb animal, and couldn't reason like
a human being. Then he happened to
think of his pants, which were white
linen, and rubbed his fingers on the
beam to find them full of black dust,
which led him to work his body around
to look at the pants, aud while making
this very natural move, he suddenly
slipped, made a plunge to renew his
hold, shrieked for help, slipped again,
and then came down on top of the hen
and the nest, smashing them both to
the floor, upsetting barrel, and filling
the air with dust, feathers, hen noises,
and shrieks. When the family reached
the barn, the unfortunate man, looking
something like circus poster on legs,
had got on his feet, and was turning
around, and rubbing his head in an alb
stracted manner, and every time he
turned, an omelette on white linen base
came to view, while the hen stood up
i'll the furtheiest corner on one leg, with
a look of mingled astonishment and
reproach on her countenance. After
five minutes of industrious application
with a chip, the gentleman was escort
ed into the house, where his head was
bathed with spirits, and his comfort
generally attended to.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-12
PLAIN Talk to Girls.

Your every day toilet is part of
your character. A girl who looks like
a "fury" or q sloven in the morning, is
not to be trusted, however finely she may
look in the evening. No matter how
humble your room may be, there a'ie
eight things it should contain, viz. q
mirror, washstand. soap, towel, comb,
hair, nail and tooth brushes. Those are
just as essential as your breakfast, be-
fore which you should make good and
free use of them. Parents who fail to
provide their children with such appli-
ances, not only make great mistake,
but commit sin of omission. Look
tidy in the morning, and after the din
ner work is over, improve your toilet.
Make it rule of your daily life to
"dress up" for the afternoon. Yonr
dress may, or need not be, anything
better than calico but with a ribbon,
or flower, or some bit of ornament, you
can have an air of self respect and salts
faction, that invariably comes with be-
jng well dressed.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-12
His Own Language Forgotten.

The Japanese youths who have gone
to learn the customs and languages of
foreign nations are in great danger of
forfeiting their own. An instance is
recorded in Yokohama where a young
Japanese who left his native country
about eleven years ago, was examined
by the French professors of the Kal Sc
Gakko, and though they pronounced his
conversational powers and pronuncia.
tion better than any pupil in the col
lege, he was unable to answer questions
in the various branches of study, such
as are commonplace in the lowest class.
The young man had utterly forgotten
his own language. The young mans
prospects as Japanese are not very
brilliant. He cannot even become IN
interpreter, but must sit down to learn
Japanese as new language.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-12
FoND OF Cars. At Grand Rapid

FoND OF Cars. AT Grand Rapids,
Mich, q woman keeps seventy-six cats
ON her premises. Wheh one dies she
has a funeral procession half mile
,ong, composed entirely of cats. As
soon as the grave is covered she gives a
signal and the whole company howl in
concert. Deacon Swift, of Grand Rapids,
was present on one of these occasions,
and was heard to remark afterward while
his wife was trying to cure his headache
with cold water, that when he expe-
rienced the effects of that combined, he
lost all interest in life and inwardly
prayed for sudden death.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-12

ExcLUsIvESEss.-H Host" Nice party,
amt it, Major LIE Spunger? Ugh and
low, rich and poor-most people are
welcome TO this 'ousel This is Liberty
AL, this isl No false pride or 'umbug
about me! Tn a self-made man, l ann
The Major" Very nice party indeed,
Mr.. Shoddy. How proud your father
and mother must feel. Are they here?"
Host" Well, moi 'Ang it all, you
know one must draw the line some
wherep'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-12

Franz Eggs, Swiss of the Canton
Valois, was some time ago unfoi tunate-
ly compelled to conquer his fathers de-
sire to marry his servant by killing hrs
obstinate old pa The elder Eggs lived
for some time, and gave his parrlcldal
son money to fee TO this country.
Franz lately became desperate over the
failure of his family to meet him here,
and, returning to Europe, he ventured
into Switzerland, where he was arrested
and viii be tried for murder.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-12

Brook TRouT.-This delicious fish is
permitted to be caught on and after
September 10. Brook trout are abun-
dant in the State of New York and in
ether places. They are at least as good
IS the much -extolled trout of Switzer-
land, and certainly deserve ojes as we'll
rs their European kin.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-12

Lice on setting hens, it is asserted,
may be extermnated by mixing tobacco
stems with little hay and lining the
nest Herewith. 1t is worth trying.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-12
RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

oss copy, ono year In advance. s......."..ei %
II not paid within three months. 800
No variation from these dates.
Y No paper discontinued until 10 asrsarssss
~ paid, except ct the option Of the publishss.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-12
Transition.


Tho shadows Of beautiful summers
HI tve woven their memories to-day,
Whispering slyly
A welcome to bashful corners
That troop DER lifo's way.
Yet loiter and bluHh-ah, so shyly!
Mischieful eyes of gladness
Beam in tenderness fond,
Dreamily sparkling,
As il, with never u sadness
The kingly Beyond
Were knighting the day that is.darkling.
0 summer VIC clasp thee with sorrow
Thou hast blessed us-only to die,
Lavishing splendor,
Whose fading shall shroud thee to-mor
row
But only sigh
viii the autumn breathe, mockingly tender
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1873-09-12
JOB PRINTING

~ All kinds neatly executed at the lowest living
pricos. Our ofice 10 well furnished with mate
rini and stock for this department, and ws now
have experienced and competent workmen 10
use them. II you want any printing done you
need not 20 TO the city, or out OF tho county,
for You can get IN good work and - low prices
n this office ~ any other
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
COTTON MARKETS

aALvEsroS sept 3Cotton-Dmaad good 10 isTs tn Good
Ornarv Ordinary, 12lac; r-crp ljS oaesi
l26 bales; stock, 5.3lZ bales
v-ORLEANs SeUl 3-CooH - supply hgb good demand
Nd3nrS lsac.: Mid1linxS. 1TAs Strict Coco Ordinary
l5c uef receipts 50 gross % bnes' sales 400 bales
CaaiEsToS S-p s-Coton -eady; Naalnrs. 1sr Low Md
dlnFs - Ordinary, l6 reteipts ~ nsesi
gToss erpocoasSe- 9oo bales saea -VO oaes
stoek, 4 31S bales
Bsros sept fsirv Midd ugs 20 &
reoeyis IS ba gross, A. bales sales 800 bales s" J0OO
reoepts ~ bales eKP0tccWlse5 10 1ses saes ~ Oaies
saOck, l. 436 bales -, -, ann
16lc Good Ora4rY u - net reeep 5 DaieA eil0
roSsiEe 80 bales 2O0 oales; stock dS4 oaeS 80
demand; Aillng& 10 o4c
rrreipts shipments 20 bales. stok 53 hSies
BaITIN0RE sept g. Cotton quiet Middlngs l8e Low se
dfugs ssc; Ordinary 10sst cxforo 1r.
Bnn 323 bars coAEse 80 bales; ses 400 bales stock o0A
KoRyoLK sept 8Cotton steady; lddHags, lse net
asa bales Avo baes sAes ~ u4o
stock, .05s
PHiLspE1PHIA Sept 3oon Niaaings. 20 Low Md
ahngs Igl4ci Good Ordinary - net Ieef Loo
gross.
WslNsros sepL 3-Coon steady MedAnr isi nei receipts
bales eIDorfs-caastglse 54j bales stock, lb4 bales
GrGrsr sept 8-Coou s-sdy Mddhng II "a 1Sc; receipts
60 bales: s1ipmrlts 200 bales -
81 Lors sent 3-Coou nominally am Midings lsci re-
oeipis "a bales shipments. l3 bales - an,
IbrfyvrIg sept 3COton irn; fir demand h1dlnrf lS2c
receipts 822 Oh baes stoek' 2le sies
CINCINNATI Sept Cots0n stcsT AddlnEs 10 &c receps
2Ol bales shipments, 792 bales stock o.25z bs.ss
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
Sew- Jsrsep Rsal esiais tor 5aIs

ORANGE. NLJ.-Great variety property for
W sss Houses Err,heu uEfgruisbed sale Gaia
ogael Il. GERRY. 80 SasaG eorBsr Liberty 81
ORANGE, n. J.-For SALE. on Orange
~ Mouuan sever RESIDENCES. $1,000 70 r2O.hOOi
n cav eminent physicians Orange Mountain Tor lie
euratiy inl1enee it, AIR on pulmonary Asesses-
nRANGE VALLEY, n. J.-0ne minute from
~ station: 30 daily; FOUR PLEASANT ROOMS With good
BOARD al Moderate prces a Fsl Winter esaeBee h
place oses perfect heahfahes Address NJ
BUkCHAS, OranS. Valley or A. BALDWIN % LberTst New
York.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
SOUTR SIDE &. R. OF LONG ISLAND.

'VROY. Y.-CITIZENS' LINE for TROY.
PsslAgs ~. TAs esgEai rlNAlSlDE ahs
POWELL Pier No 80 Eorh RIVER f3ot o. sss.r
ssys sreeps1 oeics2 soHsecsrE
Re asr ssrs'0ss, hsE Ceasra iT3y Bos
Pa i-saag al 5oass cast, sia
IHE MOST DiRECr ROCTk 10 SAfArOGA LAkL SEoRSs.
AND MONTREAL
Thraaxh sod ard o dertustor
JOSEPH co Mill Sg.rrr eDeesL-
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
WOOL MARKET.

BcTov Sept 9Ths element the Wool market recently
hoeo still connucs and the late Improvement iu' Man
u,ur.r purchasing and encouraged 10 T'ng IN stoc
Nv The hus1ess % aanu ure a JOB
Nm having improved hose OF fleece Wool are nov vrY lfen
of a2c e1 10 De eIe4 i
PenBslvAus Feeces Moan Ktia ant
Doe atn1ugh Of tl most desAnie os OF
D0able not Offering under % oc y ~ se l-e etls
considerable strength the mnrke
for tbs sle cgau Feeces range rom 41aJOc for Medium
Frtrs and Er.la. Wisconsin Indiana and 1er western a.
45d4sr CnDg Feeces defanuf all oirr
ing Prices ranghg nov nun JJ4OOs
Delllue and tOmhng tahoiua MOO 10 in letnsul
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
financial.

In PER CENT REGISTERED SCHOtpL
IL W BONDS Also profitable nvesupszi sces1u2
LEGALITY 0P issue GUARAETBRD.
THo4 p. ELLIS Co. Bsnkers. IA Pse a.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
Rea! estate 10 Grfhange

cash and ELIZABETH LOTS free and
- clear FOR HOUSE up town, View York - .
ITO EXCHANGE for PROPERTY near the
y aer, propey preierre hrst esss Beekyo HOUSE near
Prospect ParK. J. - hOlI a SO-'f III Dis-uN~''
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
5Ieampoars ano HnlIroaos.


--->-----.-~---~-~---~-------~-
A FTERNOON BOAT for NEWBURGH,
n Posght,sp,e ssnioul Aad Kssron .saiHg Coi5sas
Point Con- vail Nes. Hamburg and hca The MARY PO"ELL
Vesuvst Per 50 every aisrnooa a. $50 orioet
A LBANY and TROY, So SARATOGA, 50 80
n bv DAY LINE BOATS. c. ViBBARD and DANIEL DksW.
t,y' v s;: r " $40 aoSHss n ss' PsY46s s S sTick
lby isrZboall MILTON P0UGHKEEPsIE, RhISEBS'A Two
NORTH. rnp AeEst 70 VEST POINT CORNWALL ,He Sss.
sseoked 30 saratogs and shs'on
pRIDGEPORT, aud all points on HousatonIc
ID and Sssrasef RAJ osaa Par, 81 ss.ssa l'a'e Game
., II sOon and IL D n isunfars sfee9tedl
NATSEILL DAILY LINE.
- s.ssner EEW CHAMPION eyerI hoodsy Wsdnss1sy .sa
PGA, Al D. n aad ANDREW HARDRR rsesday.
ThundaJ Saturday from Per 3J sss Kranslns
GkNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY
ssio. IN sssy" ssos Of I5sIs1s connss si ss.srTs
sOah Bseh Hs@ptSn Junction sta D.ssars
Dvoa Lehrh Valley R,rs. Dres sse shurE
Pbagh and the Vest also 70 CsairaI Psnavaai ana
State ,.. ..,.vo.,-
4:S0aB-SEws rEAS for kasOu. Be.hesen Alsss"s Mash
churk. ramsqu., wltssesT,, seIan'en, shsrOa aS
GAu-Tay Train or Soneryihe !
mg. Tam tsr FlsnaelOn s',ten Bsus,ts Bah hts,A
Tos.sdA srssJ Csahss Jaaeoa slla
9s-hOasEs Dali. tssspt sasaas for sasso. Ans,-
so~a Hsrnsburg Connects Son 'e for Fsnns
isr ksueh Csunt tanaqa. Hses5rs ssrraisa
wsTsrlsT, he, nth arsush ears DaHnAs HAlAs
por a. "a, r.,. g, s..,v,n.
1850 @-gIPzsss for Fle1iHg1on Euion Ba AuentoNs
kASsh Chunk hahAnoJ C H1EetSs NEeae4e sehsoa k'A-
ing Csluubis Lancaster. kphrAss Posls Harrgurg lie
23Op m-wGr rrain for gsstoa. AlsntSEa aaa BsTds~
$50 p n.-war rr.is for PlAinssA ,,. o.
gsston Alsntova and Mach Chaaf Ces
.. :, J9as.S2 vt, I'D, Del IL Lss1 s,.,. a,s % sss s,S.s
s.P5 IVY .y'iR rr.s fs for Pl.ins.a
town Rssdins Hsrisbury Pltsbargh Cai,sgo. ks.
ana s-wly Tram for sO@ervi1
1907 z--fEngzntl-R0r Rsssss
S;l5 AID II 80 n--NaT Irlss ier FlAlates ,z a. On
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
0cunirp proprrIp 10 tsi.

At MORRISTOWN.-T LET-A plain, com
IN ioab iuraed HOUSE, y 2room Tih.,tabs s'ra,h ans
i,,g ~ one 5rs Of carraset tpd COW
n ssa.4d J SAITH DODGE, is wesi fsennetl.sl
arrange, n. J.-TO REAT-HandsomeIy
W farnshed HEsIbEECE Food pAJ Rent isfe2 u D"A~
Aodfes BsI S5g4 ?. o.
rINO RENT or for SALE on small payments
COTTAGE REsIDEECE ADD grounds az HE1ist rom
Streets b-se Ses lot oae -eisi A.
issn shsa Rarln large UW Are iTqlrul az
csrpe lru sl0O HenA a.
aF<<f OWhkk, r.. q Be1 ls4. Eh1abeA n.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
fonsrs ano farms mdnteo.

XNANTED-FULL WIDTH, FlRST-CLASS
w HOUSEThs advertiser wishes % rent u ydth trstelass
neirhboh0Od between TWENTY hih aud
wanted
the Aufu,sn Atdress with particulars A. " - Ioupe once
WANTED, TO purchase, for casb-A 4-stOTy
hgb.oop HOUsR AID rhiry yhfh-sts
Fhh Broadway also iosproed HOUSES o SALE or %
for respectable families Of Moderate
means j ROaAISk Brown, l.2eO bToadwsy IAry-
ihird-sL
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
NEW ROCTE TO BABYLON and Fire IslaI

~ II " 7
~ VIA PLLsHISG AND SOkrH SIDE RAILROAD.
Hur.Fs Point FOR shove pe-- q aud IA m a.
2:3O fzLDrrssl. , iEKpr,ss, j..U zad $50 p -
frans Ba1yon 620 ~ frrr-ss $50 sna D3z =
40 EKpre- 1fsin. hcur 10 HinHi@
Accommodation Trsin. honT % minutes PsTF Foo-fs ei
ioo 34fh-.I y Is yaGr
slip Chsmh-rssi r.. 30 mnatss before trsi TINE IRA
,srag Hantrrs Poni snd eounsrt with Dofs or
Is.nd TIA ars -srins Babylon 20 20 colarcs
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
Drcoklnn propertn % fri.

ry,O LET or EOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
4 FoIR STORY HOUsK AND STORE. Eo lO2 PIhsapDs-a
G0gDOs FORD. ~ csrtst Brooti1a
rTNO LET, Broollyn-Deslrable new 2-st0ly'
eu nans spssa4 elevated sae baking rAns ~
% t Rrefvr nEd bJ hrrt.eare ear rom ief'
rem $50 gOl seA iaIesSSe Only onr ish
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
Gitn proprrtp 10 fti.

Gitn properlp 10 fti.
DFAI, ESTATE OFFICE TO LET.-Superior
Ia location contiguous 70 Wast and BresaTA, ps
ddT furnished ready for immediate ocnpAnsJ Inquire OF d "
SCOTT - C~dsrs1.
rTNO IET-STORE 27j Ninth-ave.; depth, 80
Il feet and COED locality or bGsnes. Inquire above
rVIO LET-STORES $40 and 603 Broadway.
vitb Apply 70 KNOX he Asti.f 2l2 srosegs
VNO LET-Furnished three-stOry, high
t, br,Wp- -stoue HOUSE leSnbie situation HGfiem
within re nuies Eul elgh minutes Vi 0oAl <ni
sI25 per month. & BsLKNAP jr.. 81 NaiEsi
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
Dlplneno Notlrrs.
6aulnls banks
9hantes far BUSINESS Mtn

0hanrrs fur Bnslnrss Altn
A GOOD CHANCE for a party having FIVE
n Thousand do a manufacture the SADLEB PATENT TlBb
WELDING MACHINE which win b used in boiler shop IN the
country. Apply address W J. sIEWAhI 80 YVES. 9OnsL
A GENTLEMAN needing funds would assign
~ portion Of DIS interest deceased fathers -sse held IN
trs an aysbe months ta bass Of Two GoaTs ioT
one Apply . r. v. MATHER. l76 BrosdWay Room 30
A RARE OPPORTUNITY for Man with small
N Csutsl-ro LIT, CIGARSTASD, also BARRIERS SHOP. IN
6rsts hotel; Moderate Csi or address ODhlL
lO9 West Thiry-foarih-si near Bfo9lEa,.
A DRUG STORE FOR SALE at a sacrifice;
"A bes Location Broon fancy goods and gHtmens fur
MITCHELL sTORE AGENCY, Y CetIIst
A FIRST-CLAS PlCTURE-FRAiE,L Look
y .ngGsss Gallery Store for SAk would prcfer
% ste partner Fancy Goods hlICHkLLs STOKE
AGENCY, y Cedsrst
A FOR SALE-Bakeries confectioneries,
a. and restaurants hotels corner grocery stores
hIrCHELLs STORE AGENCY, pa Ceaarsi
DROOKLYNACADEMY OF FMUSIC.-STOCK
I'D for SALB-betu p7sierrel spd' uzprefeITed - - -
GEORGR 4. DUrToS % Psri-plte,
DRTTTSH AND AMERICAN TRADE.-An
ID English gentleman establishing virehoase London or
The INTRODUCTION American VII act as AGENT and LOhkh
SPOEDENT Advances made nnen Address
Box 10, Tnbuue Office. so
THE SECRETARY and Treasurer of inan-
aI copsp bou, 70 retire
in simsr position responsibility with
hansne commercial mercantile manufacturing business
character AM eapAot ADDRESS TREAS
URER. Boz 1O6 Tribune oeee
c. 0OlA TO $4,000.
ID st.tPtbO An ability with this Of capital 70
invest can obtau Interest LEADING DAILY Of the
MOST PROMISING CITIES Oh THE WEST Best Of references
REQUIRED Address Il. L. B.. Tribune Once N Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
Citp Real estate for 5ale.

nor SALF-West side, near Central PARK,
arteas, broEn-sione HOUSES. 1000, $1,000 - ~
80 600 f2750O S3uO0 t3o oOO 81 9uu FfVS'N'
$4,000 Aso store Tenement Properly tern> -
u. DARROW, asb Aghth-ave
TTRNISHED HOUSE for SALE, on Twenty
br0snstons hneSn oase
pent HOUSE furnished b. Bamba eApe ron
SfeW,+i, mostly 81 lot fee viii rata ee nSh
~, psrk ouse In perfect painted and ecorA
-inr this year h had Wtts notee Pree ineang
ciua. glass eic eic, HOVu
Owner get early possesson VIZ No
anG ntenaolnd rannct
nc . inquire OF hOhbh hoh1An. : I-s.-.
DRTVATE STABLE near Gramercy Park
Tor sALR or 70 LIT class order s,As ample ea-re
room. eosohnAI rooms, 6e Incur -23 Easi 2Oth--L
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
/. 1 I.fSIlE ll5

Tb, BrST .nl most AGREEABLE TONIC ntroiaoei Vof
ef on Debrv. and los n Arpeuf . ~
"a uabe Reronne1i o purity by be P0ei JoGrns Arha n
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GOODALL. BACKhOJsk Co.
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New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
6rook!nn Rrdl gstatc for 5alt.


FOR SALE. a good three-stOry brick
lnd brorn-stoB HOUSE CauosL bseen Ionr
22I3s With extension l2t22 on one "'
.2IlOO. wICEOPF LANES, lss hoRiagoe.st, BIoetlys
nWELLING HOUSES for SALE.-NO. 43
~ Willovst., No. 20 Cranbsrrvsi. No - Hets-st -,
EOR SALE at a GREAT BARGAIN-Large
threesiory HOUSE FrsiP place near C0nr'i
Prie, $40 900 Apps RULASD Il WHITING.
Tor SALE on EASY TERMS-L0rS Nos.
40 and ~ Remsear 5O-lO0 IS 10 H. and - AosaEns
IOorI No 102 Pneappest 27I6O; H0Gs
No lTg WourhbT-a House No. l9l Hosghb ss Hesss Ass
~ 81 GORDON FORD 81 ClarEst BroofyE
EOR SALE-A FACTORY, near ferries. suit
able Of eolos; boiera ovens mills
tuns VII he sod separate immediate possession
ven ufhEes corner horh Twelfth aud
seeoadsis.. " .liAmsssIgh, l. J.
LNOR SALE-A three-stOry and basement
briek DOSE hrs class All improve
en part NlamsbargA. Convenient "a Tie
occupied hv the teavnr the iv ens n
suit Apply Paor Carpets, Furniture ard tleI 1aes
fof sale.
nor SALE - Furnished or unfinished, in
LahTette-aye 30 Fulton Fery threeorT bare
hestsr ranfe staionarv hot and cold
noor walls ppeF Whole hense complete o1ef
rsurr Cash required for all $3.50; balance can re-
main Amy JOHN THOMPSON, ~ DeKAbave before a. ~
o. after p H.
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
i GORDON L. FOaD " Clsrtsi Broos'H
New-York tribune., 1873-09-04
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS DAILY for

NEW DAY LINE TO NEWPORT via LONG
~ ISLAND RAlLROAD-rbe NeEporf K L. vii "
ap9psd on MONDAY 80 lssva. huHIss Pont j. 80
srlv.~ Il R--lrL.ns ieaTe Nr-p0 Al 10
n arriving YORK thus aTodzg al sghi travel
al
Passenger taGe srr Janssp l O'Clock At loot
Thirty l2l3 aud r-sl tse Lgns isiaad
road Depot far nc 1890 rsi1.
sold Ds.ssse sbscEed ssoasa A Jaae sod Ir
Tourth-si. sfueA OILY ER CHARLICE. FTssdra-