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Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-09-18

particular localities viii be furnish
cd good lands selected aud sales
made fiee ofchnr e. CIR persons not
desiring to ineus the expense Of CON-
no toexanine the lands in person,
by addressing O +. DAVIS.
l. oil Con missioner L = T. i Co.,
OMAHA. NEB.
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TIL T. CITY OF
Eh a q e In o. Il q "a /,
Q II ] Q u / V IL u

which Of
having nearly
laid into suitable for residences and for
urng and other business
advantages follows
had eitb the Ohio being bl
o. Of
ard thus has
LAA N 10 lLni Of ndnnah - -. ..n.
Huntington independent. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1871-1874, 1873-09-18

Cheap Farms and Free Homes in the
Great platte Valley the garden Of
the West.
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Change US SCneGu3e.-The r5p
u'ar .'ue for Richmond ana .ii points Oh
tie CucsaPeals oal OHIO Eai.rsaI.
Richmond, yaS B.g,e 6 Chesapeake Railroad
l-lt
The uq guifc,nt ir5a steamer rSyE' -
Capt a e.. Nicklc, will leave Tier 81
Light street wharf foot cd Barre street
on Mon laws. Weln,s-s-s ana Fridays. O.,
4 3. m., orrilg 40 tte handbags on the
York River aud arriving 80 Richmond at
l1 81. Pa. the following morning
iasss0-erIr-ins leaving R.chu Ond
Tor .-i.iuas. aai all points North, on
laesny-. Th1rstavs aud Saturdays at {;
% u.. auis.-E 10 Baltimore she following
morning.
This rJl,- fsou Baltimore offers TO The
Publican uninterrupted night pest on the
Bay, and entering ths iork River 40
Daylight affords The passengers q beauu-
ful v.-S Of tle magnificent scenery Oh
York River. and allowing 6uc 90 par
take Of Breakfast uu the steamer before
Grriyi .- at West Point.
Passengers from Baltimore ~ Rich
monI cI.U'F after thirty days tickets
Wi! Be sold Co Baltimore ove- th.s line az
The same prices Of any other line,
Freight received pa the days mentioned
above, carefully handled aud forwarded
with dispatch.
AL. claims t.r lCsl aGl damaged freight
Wal! be promptly traced aud adjusted.
Through bills Of Laling aud rates guar
aateei % all p0iats south as low az by
any other line For fur,hur information
apl iy TO r. FosrEs, Cegl Superintendent.
90 Light street Baltimore.
EDW, F. FOLGER,
Gem Ticket & Freight Ag Richmond,
Va. y. Il. HorCHKIss, Travelling Agent.
.Head4acEtrs FoMtau Hotel Bqltiaore.
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Tsss ssSss.sHSsr 4S.ss
Z@sl,S5F.s z Q z . gSSgSA
tsl:S;yssEis.y ss.i 81 I! s. |. j
w. q, 81 81 j q: q CO.

The startling draw back on nearly all
medicinal GelatS las ever been that in
heir process OF purganon and Pmitcl
ton they have also debilitated the sys-
tenn. Too'viate the difficulty physicians
cave long sought cor an agent that would
Purge, Ful;::y and Strengthen
AT ONE AND THE SAME TINE.
Their research has At last been rewar.
Il d by discovery which fully realizes
tle fondesl desires OF the medical iacul"
,y, and which is justly regardei rs the
most important triumph TINT Pharmacy
has ever achieved. This INF oliant dcsld
crtinm is
Or. TUFTS Vecatable Liver Fill.
Which purify the blood and remove al
corrupt humors and uuhetithy accImula
tiuns IRON the body. ana yet produces no
week.-mrs. or Ia siiudc Whatever, but on
the cont airy to, est &c stomach aud inNieo'
rates the body during thrpr gross OF tleji
operation. they uuitc the heretofore
irrcconeiia bic 0ualitirs Of "A strength en-
q purgariVe and purifying ionic. Dr.
u,t's fills are the most a:,ive ana
-rarcb,ug meiiciue in cx stence hey at
once att. Ok tie very root Of diseases, and
b .ir action is so pruml' that III nm hour
OF two ate hey are taken the patient is
aware OF thew g"ot effects They may be
Ia ken at any time without restraint ofdiei
n occupation; they produce neither nau-
sea. r,piug OF j, u.iiiy, and as family
ltd'ciue the, have 10 rival. Price 2
cuts lox. Sold 10y all Druggists. Priu
cipi ntiice, IS aud 50 C0It!andt 81. New
Yo /.
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NEW DRY GOODS STORE.
-
Ward g. France.

gEGVE Opened the largest and
u most complete stock Of staple
aud faucy Dry Goods, Notions,
~ Gloves, ladies and Gents Host
ery Hats and Caps ever offered il
this city.
Our present and failure arrange
meuts are very superior, enabling
Us at all tunes 10 rlfer 20 the trade,
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frts5, 3tto-2ooo5,

at the most attractive prices, ant
will make prices which Will be
large saving &c che consume, -
justify parties FROM adjoining to-.
aud country TO call aud see US. j
stock was purchased
Entirely Rev
at the lowest CASH prices
Call and examire orr GOODS
STYLES. and PRICES and be con-
vinced. Es5- Ns4t aoo. 90 Russell {
Niiier's, Grocery Store, Sd avenue
between 9.h sad 10Th ST. Hunting
toa ". Va. 5l-;f
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c. +. REEGLEY,

81 Ie-h vegetable, received cvery
dag I3IL
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Chesapeake E. Ohio & VI. ts6.

uninterrupted connection with eighteen thHrFthi mites
II is on the line OF and noar % " .i~-, @rn.;."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-05
Projected BUILDINGS.

Fev buidinr pOpose be erected Tor waeh go
mi - Tie DeDarseH Of BginSS dErug The sadag Apr
l. lg13
IaSAs L. lOs Of sth-sYs-OIs Iad coal 4hoe stOT.
2-sx2. Cha B Tcoker.
Holsters g7-One vortkhop stOnes 1o34 Hsgsn,
ssb- ss Of ubsvs-eaekng bOuss. stores, lsIss
ssss s4-Ous ssOp story n.sra
shaw, lstOss srst-slass nese -7sIOo RObs
5 LIVINGSTON
Cornssst ss-Tvo b4ldsgs fsE
=. Nm cchef.
7Os asve-Ons stable StOy sO1'o LATHE Sis
3stn-s 8 rs q ob-sve-TESb stable AID stores
81. BIS Michael Connolly.
MsisOs-ss No lv-Ons tenement stores &Ts3 Il hOCnt
avs bet d and Idsss-Ee.e- apartment buildings
freetons toutI. stories, spIt2. Wn Gruu
6have y s54st-TWo enelsHs stores 5o2IiycxS
& LIVINGSTON,
7 & Woke
wlr.hst HaasoB-One ~s-ehezse 5A25KIso
! story. A. z Whi5ney Owner.
Greene Ne OOs rOL warehouse, ss,es at5Tlo IAse
Hou.
J6ts- ~ r-ar-Ons bach sI Geo
Fur.
SbaTs Nos . 1.-Two brick tsseBent
ss165 g Baucsr Snd Il Gugrf,
Chaest No Ii reATOns brst stable stores tjrZ9 HenrT
Grtuk
SA-TEs No slOus and stories, srS !
Murzt
IOsvs sG StSs-0ns shrdoAss story OK
= Clinton
EAsi ss4bst 81 stable and dwelling ,
stories. 2zlOo. NAtionsl Ics Company,
West st So -One 5rek and tenement soues E5rs6
Jas Dauseib
3sre
stories. 2A3r7a R0bt Riley.
Isv, 71o-Ons aud sRsSnsHt sOdea sS0L
7 BrSagt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-05
REAL ESTATE.
Nvw-yorK. Fnday. April 4. isra

NKw-YoKz. FRIDAY, April 1878
There was but a slim attendance at the Ex-
change to-day. The only actual sale was made by
Winans arretsson by legal Ordor. under tho direo-
ton OF George B. Goldsmith. referee' tvos1ory DrcA
building ON front fourstory brick building on rear
with lot a5xiOo located the sOutherly side OF Forty
thIrd-st 100 feet westerly from Third-aye' Knocked
down to Gustave Wagner at tS,S5o but be neglected
TO comply with the terms Of sale, the property vas
again put I'D and sold 70 r. C. Taylor for sl2oO0.
Several other parcels OF property were offered BY
Nessrs. E h Ludlow 4 Co. and by Messrs. Muller.
wilkins a Co.. bat they were In each instance either
kaOcked q parties IN Interest or else Withdrawn
fr7yn sale.
For Tomorrow Saturday. but one sale II expected 70
be made A. J. Beecker son Co. will sell ny order
OF J. FISHER Satterthwaite cottage house and num-
Der OF lots adjacent the Ere depot az Rutherford
Park, Y. :. see advertisements.
Lespinasse Friedman report having sold two lots,
5OxIgO side OF One-hundred andseyenteenth-
so feet vest Of One hundredand for
500; also lot northeast corner Of Boulevard
Oue-hundred 25xleo tor 49, $50
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UNSAFE BUILDINGS

Buildings rrpoed unsafe for the seek ending April T. IT,:
t 100 tect east oi Fri
ind walls UnkGOvn
unsafe front vail IN J. Kane,
Fours-sL, unsafe trimmer beams and column
Stephen PhllhIn.
EGst feet north Of NINETY -seyenfhsi, unsafe
er1lr. Corporation City Of New f0rk esnen
89 Gntes oehng g. ScbOeneuAun
20 Grsndt. unsafe walls Of s. Chia
End J. D. v endel
unsafe ~Al &c Wm Kane o-ner
and 10 BOvsY unsafe eSrrIozs AID awning Reed hs
No ~ Chshzn-t val ana ERseL JeI LEooqa
Ne susolk-zs front val Tiden Estate,
unsafe camnev s1iTsh hstate owner
Ssutt,a corner rhira-sYs Tvs1Iy unsafe
NarrTu
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All who have real estate for sale or 10 let
and those desiring purchase rent such property,
vii md II 20 interest advertise The TRIBUNE.
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other
paper and addition 70 this advantages, TIE TRIBUNE
VII found not only In SswYork and al ia cities and
villages every state and Territory throughout the
Union rhs advertisement should be brief viii
allow Of The advantages claimed being made esar 70 ths
reader. We would especially dwell the fact thAs the
subscribers for the editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
ssmi-wseky and Weekly comprise individuals IN every
business profession consequently, advertisements IN each
are read by al essses TIE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thu adding greatly 70 the value Of il cot
umnG a. an advertising medium The charges for adver
tsiug are as follows DAILY TRIBUNE, 20 cents per hns
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE q per line; SEM
wEKKLr TRIBUNE, IS cent? per line About ten words on
oy vide columns average line. Terms cash in advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-05

FRIDAY, April -. NJ.
The Wall-st. markets throughout the larger pcr-
ten of the day were inactive and featureess though
yesterday. the street seeming disposed 70 sstsch
considerable significance 70 the visit here Of the As
sistant Secretary Of the Treasury But rrhef
mas vet been received from the Treasury either by
direct issue Of legal tenders through the modrcs
ton Of the April programme and II Is now pretty
generally conceded by all that the pressure upon ths
President for additional currency viii be EiLhOut
effect In that view Of the case there very little
life or movement in the stock sPcculs-
zion, though as money Is gravitating now
toward lower rates and every day brings " . step
nearer 20 an easier working money market tss
prices of stocks were well supported for the frat
half Of the day, with a slight improvement Of the
general list over the final figures OF last night Tbs
attraction Of the market centred in the three specu
lati0ns. Pacific Mail Western Telegraph. and New
York Central and Of these the first named proved
the particular fancy Of the speculatOrs- The short
interest became somewhat alarmed 1t the cloud Of
mystery which OvershadOws speculation IN TIA.
stock, and some sharp covering gave the prce ~
vance nom 55s to 5s4 the closing quotations being.
as near as may be, about midway between these ex-
tremes. Central and Telegraph were equally sctya.
but the fluctuations were less frequent. and covered
less ground. The general market became heavy
after the o'clock Board and closed quiet tina
urfavorable character If the London news. and .
prospective higher bank rate. The opening. high
est. lowest and closing prices Of stocks
Col
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Ahc dooNf rates imply hfettAAos uanics
The gold market Wa quiet and strong bat no
special feature was noticed. The opening price wa
ll7.. and, with the exception Of or two amin
portant transactions 11T.. ruled until after -
o'clock when t advanced 10 ll7,, another advances
20 l1s following later. the stfer feeling IA tor
eicn exchange. There no activity 20 che mar
ket and the room wAs quot snd ~ lsSadod oontass
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Coleman BenedIct,s closing quotanons At = p. n

William Ward quotes stock privileges a. selling
for per cent casa bonus on 81 days time. and 70
per cent bonus on 90 days, at points varying
a. follows
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NnsicdI srsfrumtnis
4 GREAT OFFER & APRIL!

slHornce Waters a S@H- AL - way ~ ~
~ a,Ds- 90 PIANOS NELODBOSs and ORGANS # sls-s
ErrEEsshy PRICES FoR CASE ln
~ THIS MONTH NeE stass PANos msers np-svsnszE
uasfh Perec ~ ever
-. P~, a harrssus m Mouhy iastAneut received
and srcuaihaE4 Instruments e
NJ - Vl..fr.neI t,stsleru.s palea
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THE MONEY MARKET.

sPNiL & frs
BALES At TIE STOCK BxCHANGE-OPYIcIAL RIroxr.
CONDEMNED KxPRKS-I.Y THR TksBDsA-
FtRsT CALL 104 O'CLOCK A. n.
sales AZ GOscrn1p>Bf bonds r
500 Us S. Reg 81 Ut sOoo U. e. S. Curry. ~ fi4
1900 "a. Ss Coup %. III D.so---- III
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6ouses duo farms Uuuieo.

NNANTED-By a young married couple OF
w III highest r-speabhty vhout ehT-a FURNISHED COT
TAGE or on bn the location and
heatby ths he best q eare rl D.
s,p Of bng reference and required rent
1a ~ nodsrats PAYABLE quartefy replies
b. v-ry FIJI erphct Addr.s C. H. 81 BrosduaF Room II
yVANTED-In one of the outer Wards OF
w Boskrn COTTAGE HOUSE stables snd three
or ur I Grouud good nsiyhborhood Dnoe not 70
-xc@-s sILlg Address A P, Box 10 In0ans Once
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Gitn prOpsrtn 10 fet.

GItn propertn 10 Eet.
THORNTON VI. RODMAN Real Estate
Asrl BroiiEav o-srs Tor LEASE STORE and DIV kLIhG
7 wsref place u separately sl2oo s'or,
i,t b,el rom and ESQ Grst aoor sno
Fu-- d-ng 70 SrthaF Wavefey paeei rod
mila-fy, mailing fcnt pVJi poessen
is,gasa.atsiyi Ill put N onasG
rIyHIS SATURDAY AFTERNOON, FIRST SUB
i URBAN sALK A. J. BLEECKEK sos Co, D CsaAr't,
Wu eli HOUSE AND LOTS kt RUTHEHFl nd Park. y. J.,
Mi from Ctv Hall. By Rns K T.
TsE. tfain. GhAsab-rs ,r 1l-sts-
TTNO RENT-FOr private family only, the five
tsry brnsh basement HOUSE No O. Wst NuetseuthsL IN
e.- modern For permits apply
h. HEsRY TAILOR asa. ESTATE No IA Brp4dvsT.
ITO LET-TO small, satisfactory family a
dsbs LAT ore broWutnns house 90 srih ave-
Mur-ar Hl occupied b. anal AniJ y aduits Apply 70 T.
IA. LOCK broad
TOLET-The 4-story, tirst-class brick HOUSE,
49, Ws.t .s1-sl rooms 10 100 CaGabss-st
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CON CERTO PARL0 OR ORGANS !

wArsRSs CELEBRATED CONCERTO PARJOR orc ans IRE
o. 49, h-suiu and percct invented fhev
-. - Wl uetns CAL snd their
s-o-s Monthly nStaIents recevs1 illustrated
HORACE WATERS SON.
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COuntrn Real Gstate tor 5alr.

Countrn Real Gslaie tOr 5alr.
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
e19 49kk uklsSs ~ ~, ss I. m w..
II, to N. al regular Odns rates.
A CONFESSIONS, n. Y, on Lake Otsego
ssrtga near shiTOa ReHssd elegant BRICK MAN
SloE VIA Y AGkhS % ne ss - y sAl bD
SG LOTs 500 upvlr several sA ass prospects o 4ts
River Of Cooper Leahrstot ng Tales TO LEr
pe.saHi DwEILISGS PsHsbls;s sssgo7s CoogsoEs
R H. Us pi MeHAsa = Gsi... l. = "AN
ALL seeking Southern investments should
~ subscribe for THE SOUTH iastrAisa Ahbins anEatef sasd
Apri > - T.Ar ssEe cepss 20 cnu Ohee LeI HLlAh
A GEORGIA MANUFACTURING VILLAGE
"a sI sALE neadns cotton sooa rs, a5e g,Siay 5i A.
IMMIGRATION CosPAST l5i wlIi.s-.t
EOR SALE.-One large, 2-stOry, well built, and
handsome DwBLLSG-HOUsE. containing psror svHg roon
library AuOdry ar floor ays double and
a .s5 .sos .oJ Y H s So ' o.i r 6
aooT two bay Hdo~. on srs, sOor y ICES sy
hoo through bs house ample o'epos hfoashoa ne aoas
onps'e heated oF furnace and sprh are blaze
Wnts rrdrnrr esterni tsr,o ample DRY TINES
and easge aou 'srsen and eesase =pSsag s.lsy aa a
the house choice VANITY Of evergeBs sci AID oa - OF y ases Of
aBd purchaser Tn yah from Hudson k'e T. X De-
pot mr on ne Args and aoarshiar village q apgs tas
&So 70 4SDRET sARLoK
EIRST SUBURBAN SALE of the SEASON,
BY A. !. BLktSkAR sos CO z Cea-f''.
q hnthrrfurd
niles from CITY Hal by Ere r. r..
SATURDAY AFTERNOONS tAke 70 train. Chhmb~r ~ 20 sts
EOR SALE-Fifty miles from Newly rk, a
Il oengbtial SUMNER RRslDESCB Address
NJ. BRADFORD. Rslling Ceutfs, Coun
HOUSE and LOT for SALE-In the village
Of appngea Fas nss u PoughSe.p.e, and
81 Sesamhurh, Hudson River r. X The lot 1908
shade kc and heated Do NE
81 village al yd fsc ham Tie
The ~ oompce o1-r has
dumb heated bF furnace
sI0tOJ with 10 ateuwar grand
Nl ~ sold rh The house. % desired
Further had from JOHN deklhLAl
the prrnises or u G. ". SWIFT, and NsrronsL
NYACK.-FOR SALE OF RENT.
~ THREk HOUSES.
improvements TO y $500 sOo
slu9i FURNISHED q ~alird
" AMBLBR gy- Brosasay
TEHl- Saturday AFTERNOON, FIRST SUB
Il Urban SALE A J. BLKECKER. SON Co.. 70 i~tzr 81
vii .-u HOuHE AND LOTS 81 HI IHERFCHD PARK, s. J..
uaies Ctg Hat. Bv ku- X T.
Tats llu rsH. Chambers o. tti-st
Z f1n ACRES GEORGIA FARMING
-. -fsO LANDS sALR on hv0rabis terms.
sEFkN LOIS containing rsrh .0csd he
Thrissnh Bchss and CBsh Countess Noe
o. s1L The aads aHmpruF.d
een adapted s cultivation Of ColoE Address A ~ BaI ~
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aurilon 5aies oil Real Gsial

Auriiou Sales OF Real estate
A. J. BLEscKsr. r. Co. Ausaoussn
TUESDAY, April :.
II b. srart a. ts~ EXCHANGE SALEsRODM m BnOADVAT
sUPREMR COJRr SALE John Pihh. go Referee
4srr IfT. ls8 ili Han,lnn q
,t-rs.t Oard s0Hli sale absolute Cctfs
rCHlS saturday. AFTERNOON. FIRST SUB
II UHnaN SALE A. .. bLEhChEl. sos A. CO. ri leilfst 4,
wlA aslI HOUSE, AND LOTS a. 1907 ti.ltF4hD Para q.
ni ir.A. liai, Ann a. a.
- E.ls,l q 90
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mesirbsstsr gOuntp Real estate for saIe

4 DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT
"A TIKI HUDSON RIVER FOk oALk
Th~ COUNTRY RESIDENCE Of be ste s r Ctrts ss-s'ea a.
Landing favorable ermA Tie 9rop>rF
tnmprsss Of snd Under h So o. euFaon
ana q all description fe On ding o.
modern t0tAfr House noniAaas
rssns and bHb rOoi arr, And cher oasas
thr-e-glartcn ri ale ron M si4Lsa
The westerly II lie hru tort ans Albany post
IN 0ud 10 subd Teed ato lln-
b, Pal PARTICULARS gau 20 trrfas an nap o. ne
property De- scsp app eii On y - - - - I'D. -.
NOR SALE-The wen-knOwn RESIDENCE
Bailey harscaie W-scBess-r Couptf, onr me 'l
depot. echsH snt a11gr or sumner pr W
- ,oud ald PaAsadesi
terus ABpir % A J. BLEBCKER- sou Z Co.. u C-asfst
nor SALE or RENT, furnished OF unfur
II nshf-At TARRTTOWN Brekmlr ave ear BrntiTtT a
nest corr AGk, dsp0 an n perfect order ApPg n
MA.
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DEREMPIOkI SALE
VALUABLE BUILDING PROPERTY
ORANGE. y. r.
on TUESDAY April ustaut. - Der I'll SILL
AUCTION on premises. AID fle VALUABLE PROPERTY
JOSEPH l. sMALLWOCD
andd kruurT-
ne prop.T .oussts hoa DIVIDED lots
1uraAssrs vel planted trees GAp for
liate balGing
he dwelling grep houses tnf osthungs r--rtiT
sIaauo -th containing b-an
tuy enbesb-d and alr5cry VII be Os.r-a
iot
T prnrev n ~ n Orange
r-1encr. Sanuc sua kreags,
. veil drained. grsurDs.sr1 f7r h-althfg+u--s
Title yo0d D-nptor ftr highest bidder Terms
R-irr-ne-s-Aarou 9unby. Blake Fr-msu Orsrze J.
Agnl , sss WA Pa EisOh. Spr1i Muster in ChsncerT
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MIEEU v TLAFs- As1I-I1s-f
EXECUTORS SALE
81 LOTS,
Avenue 81. Nicholas, Tenth-aFe., l52d,
and lJ3d-stS.,

EyOwy AS THB CARSLgT ESTATE
= Ludlow 4 20 Hll - suction. TUESDAY April 8,
Is-l ne ErchauLr Nsi~srm No III BnAd~a1
PY ORDER OF THE EXECUTORS Or LYDIA A CAkNLEI.
t.sHalr L-nth-aFe,
auIb uel and
T PROPERTY ground OTerooElng Harlem and
lower 'a- W-stch Coung Eait Ave and Long Island
% our LOT soasTest corner g. Nhoasave and OHshusdrd
ar sfty-ttirs ogetarr Nth he three
sorT 1ssuBg th-reou
% H. Tsu.h-s ave Lgts 8 q iEeiiag s1d
TIE n1lspuflbr. 80.
.stv r- hs money Bond and Mort
- Or thrss o y-srs Map lad .hs Aurouer oe
~ PresL o. VI CHAaLEs d. BAILEY Az 30 GEaBds.
Bo-sry. tsy2-.--- = -.-.-l
FIRST SUBURBAN SALE Or THE SEASON.
BoPsE AND B- hors sN EBoUT ERiB DEPOT, AT
RTTHERFURD PARK, ". -,
Fyrsf station ron Sss Yort, bgf mi.es ron CITY Hal
Train, t,o Of Chan or and twenty tlrsts. ~ p. 4
THIS SATURDAY AFTBRSOOS April s.
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COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Washin gton-st.
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? ROGBRS. Proprietor
VERMONT SUMNER HOME, Poultney, Vt.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-04-05

QUlCSs H9 TkANSTT'
WFSTCHESTFR COUNTY LANDS
IS TRACTS OP Ill sIZRs PCR iTvgsTMEyT
COUNTRY RESIDENCES AT REAS0AABbs PGgka
BLACKWELL & Co. IS LIBkkIY-sT.
THIS Saturday AFTERNOON, FIRST SUB
4 Urban sALK A j. BLEBtE ~. son Co. = C-isrst
WI sci HOUSE AND Lots q p. TIiERFCRD PAX. \. .,
miles frBH Ctts Hail b. Krs q =
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Neu-Jcrse1 Real gsiaie for 5I!r
Fox
DLAKISTON, HOFFMAN & WILLIAMSON,
ID EEAL ESTATE BROKERS,
2i~ FULIOh-,l- corner trrsruEl-hl. kosns sri s.
EOR SALE-At Merrlck. L. l., new, neat
COTTAGE Eh good s-lsf
depot south SIDE r. tour sus The
qncs IT JEi easT AUlT adirrs T. FRANCIS
MILLER As-reE T. D. - CHARLES Fox y Bat tsii't = Y
IONTCLAIR PROPERTY FOR SALE.-A
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mgrDvru,uts reguf- Photograph
ohce. AADRts b. HOWL. 1r %. a. BhNhkI. Pine ~
NORRISTOWN - COUNTRY SEATS and
Af1 COTTAGES TO EkSr summsr rear.
j. D. COSDICr - B-oadrIv
ORANGE \. j., and Ylciniry-l Speciality
~ G,AI - property Tor sale -illanI r. 1hE.l
q Sasssust Loer. car .sr Rem 40 sale Dasoueh
ORANGE, y. J-FURNISHED HOUSE FOB
~ SALE. Apply At . BesEInlh-sL. ssooui storr.
This Saturday AFTERNOON. FIRST SUB
n CRBAN sALE- A. =. BLEBCKER son Co, = l-lGr
VII sell HOUSE AND LOTS BUTHBRFUkD PARA \. j.,
2 nlss from CIV Hal By Eas z 2.
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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1873-03-13
The Growing of Tobacco.

A great deal is thought of the profit
arising from this abomination, but if
everything is considered connected with
%manuring, extra cultivation and cost OF
saving, there is o great lessening of the
supposed gain; and then if it is reck-
oned what any crop which could be
converted into flesh or milk and wood
would be worth from the same careful
attention and high manuring, the filthy
stuff produced would be found to have
something ike the same effect on the
land as it has upon the nasty people
who chew and contaminate their blood
and breath, for it takes away i'll the one
instance the stamina Of the soil, return
ing nothing, and in the other case it
cause abstraction of the fluids required
for the strength Of the body, and the
frame is weakened, though slowly yet
surely, the same as the soil, because
there is no return. But at any rate the
grower of tobacco has more sense than
the chewer, for the one does receive
money for the loss of his land, while
the other is foolish enough to pay for
the sap which is required for the
well-being of his system. - country
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