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SEED POTATuES.

.F
A practical farmer Of Maine writes
to the Lewiston Journal, on seed pc.
tatoas, as follows ~t< H..
ave use too npe sesd whom ~
propagate from tubers that have lain in
the ground till ]: dead ripe: Plants that
are ., prop.g.teyd. ~ T.. tubers l. require dif-
ferent treatment from those propag.ted
by seede. Our corn and grass that We
use for seed We like 70 have 'stsnd 4 lit
tic l'nger than the main crop, a.d. be.
como perfectly, uatur.d. O." tho ..m.
principle oarusora Il selected from The
fipsst; bet DEVELOPED e'.its ind oGerael,.
But potatoes ri sssd should 'bbss'd u& ssad
placed il : Jeoel, d.rk aellsr!, .ja.t - :,
soon - > minority Of them yi'l ra'ight-
~ sraek open in boslisk. TAid i ..osa
Invariably while the tops assayss'| e,s.s
ind ID I vigorous r ;tsss.' ,Dissesoo,..t
'tl''n In from the lp.rsat i.f.lt q that
.im', . se sbeys .' retain. their v3eef
Instead Of deteriorating, q most III: VI
q koo~ the older sort. ha.e,, their vi
t'lity il increased, add they yield sbst-
ter, with less tendency 70 Tot" "a,
long ago = 1915 and subsequently,
observation led him to- make, some az.
periuents to test the theory, : = . h.
finds it it the proper coursssto'' pursue. +
;. Is it not often said that the +. l.te
planted potatoes are Better for seed
than those planted early? The late.
ness Of their planting, presumably, pre-.
vents perfect ripeoiug, hence the priu.
o'ple of the above reasoning would b.
In tOrce. f:..' sz.Je.. ,,ag.,
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EARLY MARRYING.

Morally, mentally, physically, pre-.
mature marriage is : mistake among
women and yet every day. 10 zee this
mistake sanctioned BY the Offices Of 70.
ligios,. blessed By the consent of tri lends,
sad; entered into With: al the; eclat
which should DO reserved for triumph
iath.r ihao = .tri.l. ;. d. = 49,:
.;"Mo,slly," il il (. mistake, because
~ women a.. 1t, =. a. i *. & Wien they
a. 4 s b nader .utaoritie.,' q, iule :
teaiekeld pttsasa.lJ 4; sine. 8 no ) " .tdaos.
Pte.e i % d.ngeroq, fo! an uadet elop::
q sosl ~ that Of. the almost absoluts
Reve. which j. generally delsgatsd to,
ths yoang wife. She may now do
whstsvsr i pleasing in her own eyes!
She has been freed from parental re-
straint, and any other h.s circumter.
sacs 10 underlined that it is narrowed
asd enlarged according to the will and
neral sense of her who draws it. Az.
gels might fear to walk in such broad
freedom As is given by lows and suFe,.
aace to tue majority Of our young mar
ried women-womsu by courtesy,
children in the regard of both law and
wisdom.
"Meotally,' it is a mistake, because
with marriage all mental growth is sus-
pended IN the large majority of women.
Education, being regarded as simply a
means toward 40 end, is abandoned as
aoon as the end is obtained. It may be
argued that oil education from such !
motive is = mistake to begin With.
True, but then it IL one which keeps
the eulprit 10 tho society Of wisdom,
and i i. just possible the mind, under.
such Influence, might arrive It = jultet
conception Of it's worth and value. i
"Physically,"' it is . mistake, be-
cause, At the early age At which many
marriages are made, the human form
has not arrived At parfe ,ted strength;
and duties and responsibilities are laid
upon it for which nature has made no
.dsquate provision. Vitality i. destroy.
ed quicker than it 10 generated, and
early and rapid decay Of both mind aud
body are the results. Then the woman
is said to die'by the visitation of God,"
though in nine cases out OF ten it il only
the supple and inevitable result Of laws
Of nature pitilessly and persistently
broken.-Frpu, Science Of Health.
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H.A!nPE:n's''I n!!l:A!9axlt!kl1(k
IS Mtets6&Gs,Atsil

as. A.sasss AbaetsfePNs Frsis. Tr7 o. ''''''"S
The ssjriaSssssiae slsssIat1eeo u Tie
exssllant -1oathly-provss it, seatisas1
aa>4ts3sezsespe10aaf desipse and needs.
.hsasht il ls1atsa'ss evsrys aep&1, ~ aust
consider Y - ora Of ths educators - we'll
~ entertainer 81 the public miad, to- ~
1eet pePalAzity, ,hss bssa. ~ -hy ~ appeal
to eeepid PrsiYdiess ieEs Aspravsd taatss-:
Boste*, 61obs. a~,~.*, = -o..-ojv
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MOTHERS! MOTHERS


MOTHERS! MOTHERS
2cMOTHERS!
noA't -1A4a-eo procure MAS. WINS
~ LOWS, SOOTHING SYRUP FOR
I HILDhEN TEETHING.
This valuable preparation hss been uesd With NV
ER FAILING SUCCESS In THOUSANDS OF CASRa
It not only relieves the child from pain, but in.
vigofates the stomach and bowels. eoIrects aeidity
and gives tone and energy t. the whole system. I,
will also Instantly relieve
Qf1psng In the Bowels and Wind ColIs.
:, NJ hslisvs 1t the BEST and SURRSr REhkpY
IN THE v OkLDs in all cases Of DYSENIEKY AND
D1ARRH0k IN CH1LDRENs whether arising
from testhinE or any other eause
depend upon it mothers, it will give rest to yess.
selves and
:. helasfand HeA ith to ysur Infants.
y sure AID call for
Mis-. Winslow's Soothing syrup,
I'M 1I tAs hesfmiiis IT htOURr1s kPERKIKse
~ Tho OUTSIDE Wrapper.
Bold By druggists Throughout the world.
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:ETCTDENFSl
Insur. In thvTAAvGLGRs Of B.rtsosl, {
TELEGRAPH.

Wis.,, stkdjs8 xShsSd Immediately to learn ths
pleasant ad lucrative profession Of Tslegralhy and
take oflcss lines now building. Best Of facilities
and cheap living. PAtronixed BY lsadiag Railroad
and Telegraph Company. ~ThsrsuEt is6tyuetion BY
ss1eFetors 81 nApy Years spfAAeieAl AxtNkoes, and
16wG ternsthSnNly simiaar iasesat0d " the soun-
try. Nineteen persons have graduated during the
past few months and are now receiving salaries
varying rom $50 to SHOPPER MONTH SeLd for cir.
cunrs.
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Good for Man. Inflammation. Of all
kinds, Diphtheria, Wounds, Bruises, Burns.
Sprains, Rheumatism. Sore Throat. Swelling OK
the Glands, Inflammation OF the Eyes, Broken
Breast, Frost Bites, Chlblains, Piles, Bee Stings,
and all Sores.
Good for Beast..-Fresh Wounds, Calls.
Fol- Evil. Spraine, Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ring
Bone, Wind Calls, Spavns, Sweeney Founder
Lameness, Sand Cracks, Scratches, or Grease.
Mango, Horse Distemper
discovered by HOMER ANDERSON. AN. late
Professor Of Chemistry and Mathematics in the
Clinton Liberal Institute, of Oneida County n. Y.
In experimenting for the purpose of making
P1ueslc Acid, by uniting the Independent gaseous
bodies OF which 1t is composed, 4 residuum was
LETT, which, on being applied to bruises and in:
named parts by the students of the Institute, was
found to possess the remarkable property Of cool
ing down and carrying off the Inflammation and
ness and health in few hours without pain or
irritation.
It Is not a heating Liniment, but
acts by Its peculiar specific or chemical qualities
in dissolving and scattering the soreness and in
pllcation, the red surface soon becomes cool,
moist and natural, and is restored to natural
health without suppuration or destruction.
=, A. L1n1ment for Horse Flesh, for
the cure of al the ailments named above, We
Price Is Il so cents per bottle.
D! RANSOM, SON l. CO., Propra
. See notice In local colqmn,
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.Thav had n slcnnESmnt's !;

They had . ''coutemptt''' 1.e.H q
Peori', Illinois, i " r. .re to esli.vs;. the
Springfield Rsgt't|sr, and The Justice 10
credited With Iebukiog . witness With {:
"Young man, if you speak in that wy
again this court will forget Its. Sa]ignity
aod .ppnch you 90, the. sncut:" .u:.s.
W7ELDlNa and V1siTINa CARDS
w printed in nsat style It the, -.
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DIRECTORS
Guarantee Fund:

Bank and other stocks as per following
schedule: SO shares First National Bank
of Rochester, 80 First National Bank Of
Wlnons, 80 Second National Bank Of st.
Paul. 20 First National Bank of Red Wing.
205 First National Bank of st. Paul, 80
State National Bank Of Minneapolis, go
City Bank Of St. Paul, and IS shares of
Preferred Stock Of St. Paul & Sioux City
Railroad Company.
Par Value. Market Value.
$53,O00.00 $72,250.O0
$500 $7a, 25o.oo
The above described fund 10
deposited with the State IEsur-
snce Commissioner tree Of inter-
est and is pledged to remain
there free Of interest or other ex-
psnse to the Company, - long
- it needs to hold tho fund for
TIE security Gifts policy holdsrs.]
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~ Cs.*pse1 Pictorial Hste,y u kk Tmes."-sna
bsst, eAeapest. s~d ssSst ssoss.A VI 1usi1v
X >: HhDr il kh4 Nnioq.H . ~ @H: Il
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ADVANTAGES oaR E3}l6RBEo BY THIS

II keeps the money in the State.
It Ensures fsmsles without extra risk.
It's % liberal ~ 10 consistent With per-
fest security.
Il 10 conducted by men whose integrity
ef character and business ability ere vsll
knswn throughout the State.
Il receives . high rate Of interest On ito
leAns.
1ts rate II mortality must b low BY res
9e1. Of the healthful climate Of Minaeseta.
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NHlCAGo, MILWAUKEE + 81. paw
Postal, E1prosS and TELEGRAPH.

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1VStSlS 11prob1 SD0 10l0xf0D1s
ALL RAIL LINE
= fOR 80 ,.-11.S., t..
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j, Large stoek Censtantly en Hand.
49,. ,.. J.. .NATAIRb
10 sse-. 4, St. Paul. Mina'.ot.
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Il n su1d eiv, notice to my friends til.
;AAsts reslrusd 10 ny old stand,
. .':!sMU9IC HAIL., -
% Richmond avenue, which has been open
d p !. sseed 'tyl'.. ~
:: >. GIVE me .. call.
:. 49," X. FISCHER.
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Cheap Carpet Hall Of the
s,.ss: 49,, State.
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Mutual
- LIF II
Isnura1ce Company.
HOME OFFICE.

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etedlsvssssr 41th, A.D.ls1s. =:
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ATTENTION !

q The Mills, Lever St. Cloud
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. %~--s .&s ~ va 2s~r,sA. -" 49,
EDITOR JoURNAL.-Curiosity re.
Gently induced me to read that portion
Of Mr.. Rroudes History of England
which treats Of the reigns Of Mary ADD
Elizabeth. 1t is the protest of an OK.
ford man agl,nss 0xSsed thselosy and
tssdsooiss 8 Rome. Hsd it sbssn fair.
" and temporarily written it, vigor Of
style and depth Of research could not
have failed Of considerable effect. Hi
its want Of eaudos aad its ,atolerant
spirit arssal insult teT ths intelligence
tofst@ lsA ~A3lNta hajJ "a
mits indeed tie Integrity and siaesri.y
Of purpose Of Mary Tudor, because the
barbsfoSS srusAIs6EG tAsGgmiSxs1tt&
and unhappy reign sasily enabled hi.
to make out clear eass against her.
But bio history Of Elis.bsts' rsis. ~
IN insolsut AID disisgeouous apology for
IN .rtfal, able aud wicked woman.
No oaudid sesrehes alter truth wisAss
to sxtenuate tho horrible cruel,ies Of
the Marian persecution. Tho victory
10 fact Was already gained for the
yioasnee and spoilatious Of tho reform.
srs had provoked = strong 'reaotion,
when the honest but biyoted Mary snd
her cruel prosecuting priests threw
away their advantage aud gave the
victory to Protsstants. l do not blame
Mr.. Froude for Iortraying With dra.
matte power the courage aud the suit
fsrings Of those who were burnt 1t
Snthaeld. While my convictions are
In favor of the old faith, I can never
read without an involuntary tribute Of
adnirstiou the prophetic speech Of
2bEsye old Hugh Lasimsr who yhsu b.
i1ksA.i1eS to Gle shks, exclaimed TO-
his fellow su8essr-"Be Of good cheer,
Master Ridley, and play the ma; tor
BY Goa's graes, W sh.ll this day light
ss.A = eaadi. ~ Esshat - sl4itt never
b Pot oasp But the historian should
,. he..st ..a fiaps.sia. ri. i bh
ars. ds.y. Yet vhsa Mr.. Pro,ds comes
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
HORSE and CARRIAGEMARKET
NEW. YORK. Saturday, Feb. !, 1879.

NEW fORk, SatuTnhJ' roV' ~ io'"'
In the general city trade in horses q gradu-
ally Increasing animation has OF late been noueeao,
severe drawbacks OF the bitter cola
weather and the frequent snowstorms prevalllng IN
course OF the week nnder review. Although Dnsness
remained restricted chiefly TO work horses tne
alluded TO especially marked In tno uehidnu
for the best class coming under the above category IN
the Bulls Head Market the aggregate number oil sales
In advance or the preceding week, ana Vaiues
ranged az follows: - ~ 4 l..... -.
Prime truck horses, 15 hands high and weighing
over 1900 pounds, from 500 to 5000
Prime truck horses. i6 hands high and weighing
over 800 pounds, from $3.50 10 S40o =
Ordinary draft horses sold at from $50 to $2oo and
railroad and stage horses averaged about s65 per head
The sales at public auction were t0lerably Wen az
tended and competition was fair otherwise no feature
10 note.
desirable tr0ttng stock the following transactions
geding Kingston with record TO the pole OF 2i7 SOLD
by VIM. Smith 10 Mr.. Stephen Wallace OF thls city lVs
$4,000; trotting horse Dreadnaught record GI, sofa
by Mr.. Thomas Chanary Of Westcbesrer County Tor
$1,000; chestnut geldDg Byron lreoord G2oD was
bought by Mr.. Reid OF Elie, Penn, for $4,000.
The limited activity OF the carriage trade OF the week
consisted IN struggling demand for seighs WIN sales
reduced prices and the receiving OF orders for spring
and Summer vehicles at the factories OF the leading
coach builders.
British We.s TnSes, 800 2'os
Has~ i...'.. sSo Export Of Carriage Mairlrl
Cuba, I........... 2l0 Liverpool sspokes'' ~ ~
British West lndes ~ pkgs All
A fire occurred shortly before O'Clock ON Saturday
morning in the building Nos 7i0 and 742 broadway both
owned by Wood Brothers the first floors and basement
being occupied by the firm carriage repository.
Although most OF the stock removed. the damage
nevertheless considerable In another column Will
be found full report OF the fire and losses incurred
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
HOMES.
Aueiion Sales of Real Gslate.
ApEiAs H. MULLER. Aurtiobeer. -
A UCTION SALE OF FEIGHTY-SENEN NAL

A UCTION SALE OF EIGHTY-SEVEN VAL
IA UABLE Of which the vicinity OF the Central
Ninety nb 0nehandre and fourth One hundreand
ninth ourteenh hundred One
sndweatykhh Oneundre eighth One hundred and
ynnb ard also, bIosnstone hoase No
III East SItyhfhst BY order OF BeuJamin Lenmaier % T9e
p r. WILKINS viii sell auction THURSDAY FEB g. 1879
at l oe,ock BIchange Sales Room, III Broa1waI
AND oEEHUNDRBD plot eontsiuing
about lots the south eastery Of 81 Ntoas.y
and being inches in 'front.'
the avenue $50 hundred arst so
lots north n Onehunde and weReth adjoining tee rear OF
the Onehahre xeny rst lots These lots will be sold To-
EIGHTH AND YBwAvBs. AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THENTST-een m lots comprising the entire 'front.' 90 the north
sde OF One between the bgh and Nesas
EIGHTHAVR-Tee lots southeast corner Of the Eghih-ay
and 0nc.huBdred- -and-eleventh ST.. fall
KGHTHAvBone lot northeast corner Of oDehundred and
NIKTHAVR AND Two-HUEDREDA AND EGHTII.sT,-E
lots OF Ninae and Two hundred and
being and four al the street, all n
TBSTAvRone lot north OF Tenthaye and Eighty
EYETYSIYTsT-Tw side $50 feet east Of Fbavs
NSETYNSTHsT lot south side $50 feet west Of Eighth
NIyTHsT-one lot side Bghhaye
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ST Pour lots, north side between
Three lot. aoSih side go feet east Of Fnhaye.
osEHUSDRBD AND NNrHsTone ot soath side ITO feet east
oSgUSbREp AND TvEYTY!rIIRD sT-Fom lots. side,
i15 feet Of sevenhAye. boulevard - u -,
ONE AND TWENTY FIFTH ST Eleven lots, south
0SRHrSD tED. 1YD.TwESTY.EI EIGHTH AND 0NR-HUNDRBD-
ANDTWBNTY fSrWenyhre lots north SIDE Of oae-
hundred and south side OF Oneh1DdTedahdtwen'
unthStS, between Tenih aad New-Ayes -. - -
BROWN STONE HOUSE No III EAST SIXTY PIFTHSr-The
brown stone and situate tbs north side Of Sixty
6hst and Leng;on-ly, and knosn No. Ill
House ?orO: contains modern improvement bot block
SEVENTY PER CENT MAY REMAIN on BOND AND
MORTGAGE -
NJ A.. .A,.f;a pNaoar Pc
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
prp Goods.
: LORD & TAYLOR

FEBRUARY the balance of our stock ne '
lowing
all delicate shades and ts ever
market
the ACTUAL Cool o
u CosI WILL DE
hoods fur rich Saeqn and basq IN nne o OIL
md
ques Sacques &C.
boil imported ando N own
BoY SUITS every suitable for SCHOOL WEAK or
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
Gong 3slano Real Cslais for Sale.

COR SALE-A choice BUILDING LOT, cen
tray located the village OF Flushing dimensions 59SO .n
rAf Of two depots ~ trains csy churches 1hoo
within reach Price. Sl3o0 terms favorable Addes'
NRGIjs" Boz s32 N p o. J. l. STEELE, Flushing. L.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
6orsrs, Carriages, 6arness, ST.

EOR SALE-H0RSES and DOGS. Any pei
obtaining hrstcas hunters hottng dranght
Horses velLned spOragdOgs see The zane oy one
requirement state price intended 10 Purchss
as Address HAWKS Co. Montreal Canad
HARNESS.-Horse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Aprons Robes and Horse EgunPsen o eye,y se
variety IN Nev-Yok &. ~ hOSBMAh BhO, hanuso
iuren; wsreTVo'ns. ia Chamber-st =
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
aBd all kinds Of Ssdde goods extensively mannacared full
line Blankets for and stable prsh and other Carriage Robes
Of every quality. e. B SMITH Co, ~ HaIeost
s. DIS0Eg, Auedoneer
I TTNRESERVED SALE of HORSES, WAC
~ ONs CARTS TRUCKS and SO single sOd double
HARNESS,
AT QUlRKS STABLES.
Righthave and ODe-bundrei- dtweny y6nhst
AuctiOneers sell sbOTe premises
this day MONDAY 1879. at o'clock the
stables Of 10 superior work horses two eI
horses tine family horses SUIT
able eoupe phaeton and harness complete iamiJ ao
double harness. pbaeton trucks
carts &C. &c Catalogues full particulars above premises and
Of DIEGEE, PORTER Co., Aaehonee 2S9 Third
ave near y-fifh-st and 81 Cedsrs
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
Balls

18TH ANNUAL at 'f't'
-.lw.. CHARITY BALL,
under the usual Management
.- ACADEMY OF MUSIC, i...
TUESDAY EVENING, Feb f. ...
Boxes be obtained Of Mrs l. BAkLoM NO. asoscnws
TIIIcKETS for the Charity Ball.-A few tickets
for The Rail AZ the ACADEMY Music Taesay evening +h Of
Fehmsry c.n be had DBLIH0N, os fve Foarteenh
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
A. 7. Stewart & 60.
Suit Department,

Viz Rich Pasade SILK SUITS elegantly emproidered at
SlOO yslue S2OO SIPS, yaine S25O $3.50, valne S@T0
An elegant stock Of BLACK CASHMERE MOURNING SUITS,
S25 each, upward =
LADIES MOHAIR SUITS, choice eolors, S16 70 $50.
They have Of their impoTtsttons OF LONDON
MADE REAL sRALsKIN sACoUBs, $685. S45, and S55 each
upwari: about oDe-bslf the prices Of last Pall
mgrsseut stock LACBS aud LACE GOODS EhBRolDBRlbS
and EMBROIDERED GOODS. IN every vaTiety.
LAuIEs MISSES. and CHILDRENS s USDERCLOTHlEG, WED
DING TROUSsEAUs WEDDING OUTFITS hand, made TO
ORDER AT THREE DAYS NOTICE
REAL INDIA CAMETs HAIR sHAwLs, splendid stock Just
received.
PAms-NADR FLOWERS, ELEGANT GARNTTUREs for robes
from S5 each upward
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS.
Thcv OPENING Of SPRING sILkS
among which win be line Of JAPANESE SILKS s 3Oc
Der yard; JAPANESE POPLIES at 2Jc.
COLORBD POULT DE SOLE, CoLORED GRoS GRAINS, col
ORBD TAFFETAS DRESS SATISS. immense stock Of BLACK
SILKS al ower prices than before offered
SPECIAL unton is requee. their DRRSSNAKING DEPART
MENT under superior in when orders for MOURNING
sswel as PARTY BALL WEDDING COSTUMES executed
IN from das notice equal not superior TO any
EreigD production CHARGES VERY MODERATE
Broadway, 4ih-sve., 9th and 1Oth-sts.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
Gonntrp properin 10 Let.

MARKET GARDENER-Fin chance for a
WI sta NAN with little capital to rent % shares or cash 1907
acres with stabn tools fruits berries manure &C
Apply a. West Elizabeth n J. C. r. X Terms easy
NO LEASE--FOr Commercial or Manutac-
Paposes PLOT Of GROUND aoIioo ieei fronting on
ulars, apply to H. MERRITT, No. % Third-ave.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
tjonses ano 9arns Uanlco.

[NANTED-To purchase, within one hour OF
w Hew.York mng COUNTRY PLACE with good garen, aud
wed stocked gi futree With accommodations for
three place EeJsey the line of the Central or Morris
aud Railroads preferred Address Win terms, W. H. L. BOZ il
Tribune Ohce.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
CORPORATION Notifies.

W0fU01UIIUH NUIIIEb.
-o,>,oo.-o~~-,1->l>.>-~-
DOARD OF APPORTI0NMENT AND AU
ID BT-PUBLIC NOTICE hereby given that meeting Of the
BOARD OF APPORTIONMRNT AND AUDIT, constituted under
Chapters Of the Laws Of 1872 will be held in The Oee Of the
Comptroller ofNewYork MONDAY the 80 day OF FEB
rus 1879 O'Clock m.Da.ed New,iOrk February 1874
AND. II. GREEN,
Comptroller Of the City Of NewYork Board Of
GRO. NJ. VAN MORT, Apt
Commissioner Of Public Works and
t... HENRY q STEBBINS Audit
Presiden. Dept Of Public Parks
NKw.YoRK Jan. s, 1879
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessment
~ Rolls Of The Real and Of the City aud Coant OF
NewYok for the year 1873 inspection and revision on
after MONDAY 1879 and will remain until the JOth
inclusive correction OF aud the equAh
IAon Aforesaid real and personal estate
themselves aggeved make appeshon 70
dunnE perod mentioned order 70 obtain
- ''' - = r. r. BADCoCK, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03

Alarble ano 9ldte Hlaniels.
A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE,
IN. IZTNG WORKS IA and l Bast Bigheenthst Marble and
n,red nsn.es Tng Marble Monuments a. prices that
d.y competition Marble turning for the trade
STEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- Slate work Of every description MARBLE and
WOOD MANTEIa 4. r. STEWART Co., 2lo and 22 West
Tvsnty-thiri-si near seyenih-aye
g KLABER a. Co, Steam Marble Works, 223
Nv s.t bet Broadway and 9Th Marble and MbeId Man
t, Nosrnu Hssisones superior workmanship O~ prices
New-York tribune., 1873-02-03
fl)ssiebesier goumip Real gsiaie for Sal
A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT

A DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT
IA ON THE HUDSON RIVER FOR SALE -.
The COUNTRY RESIDENCE of the late T. Clarke susiN =.
Croon Landing Will be soh favorable terms The pro
under high Of eutrass
sad fruit Of all descriptions. The building
premises consist; tsostory noders Cottage Hoae oonAn
rooms and bathroom good barn. and other
ufs The hree-quasrs Of mile from the staho
The westerly sde Of the hewiork and Albany @
road and could be easily subdved Into s.
villa Full particulars regard 10 terms snd map oi"'
property be seen on application 70 -. .. q, o..