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Wreck Of tho Gamble.-No Lives
Lost.

Lost.
NEW YORK, April 9O.-A Rio JAueiro
letter gives the particulars Of the loss Of
the French steamer Gamble, which left
that port March 24th, bound for Bor-
deauI. Like the steamer Atlantic the
officers can only account for her going
ashore on the hypothesis that the wind
having prevailed for many days, strong
and steadily from south and southwest,
may have occasioned slight increase ol
coast currents, Of which sufficient notice
was not taken, and as tho night was
thick and stormy, 1t was impossible to SEQ
any distance. But the wreck Of the Gam.
brie differed from the Atlantic in this,
that not one Of the great number oil pas
sengers on board was lost The vessel
was due at Bahia on the %, and on the
morning Of the eth, at two o'clock she
went on reef known as Java rocks. As
the passengers were all asleep in their
rooms, the sudden blow Of the steamer
woke them, and occasloned the greatest
confusion and alarm. The prompt de-
cisicn and conduct Of the officers, how.
ever, served in great measure to allly
the excitement, Tho vessels launches
were lowered and manned, and by six in
the morning the passengers had all been
safely landed at the town Of Abrantes,
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April SO-Mr. L. Hail,
Of Lonoke, Ark, fell overheard from the
steamer Bertha yesterday, and was imme.
diately drowned,
The metropolitan police arc returning
from Port Vincent. The difficulty was
amicably adjusted.
Secretary Belkuap, General Sheridan
and party arrived from the Rio Grande
en- route for Washington.
The Louisiana State Fair closed to day.
The meeting was successful Ticket No.
81 900 drew the $1,000 goldprize
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THE VIENNA SCANDAL.
Result of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Of Commissioners EXonernted.

Of Commissioners EXOnerRted.
WARRINGTON, April 30,-A telegram
has been received from the Special Com.
mission OF Vienna, appointed by the
President to examine into the alleged ir.
regularities of the original commission, to
the effect that some Of the suspended Com.
miSsioners appear to be implicated IN the
charges Of improperly receiving money.
1t leaves the following persons free from
the charge OF any irregularity, viz: DR..
Anthony Ruppsurer, Thomas McElrah,
Lewis Seasongood, J. @. Bellon, G. l..
Blodgett, II. Garrelson, Edward Gottheil,
Clayton McMichael, Isaac Cook, A. G..
James, and William f. Round. They
recommend that no part Of the suspended
Commissioners be restored at present. It
Is understood that the result Of the ex.
animation, und the grounds on which its
recommendation is founded are 10 bo i'm
medialely forwarded.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, April 3O.-A fire today
on Twelfth and Market streets, In On old
frame building used as furniture store
and factory, spread 10 several adjoining
buildings, including two new threcstory
bricks, destroying tho buildings to the
extent Of $4,000.
On Friday last John Baker, living o
mile from Wcllsburg, Washington county,
Kentucky, fell from 0 scafFOldiug while
weatherbOarding his residence, aud died
on Sunday from his injuries. Mr.. Baker
was much respected farmer OF that
county.
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10000 Gifts,
S5O&Q0O.

On TUESDAY, JULY slh, 1873, the Third
Grand Gift Concert, under the management Of
Ex-Governor ThOs. & DrAmlottc, and authorised
by special act Of the Legislature, for the benefit
Of tho Public Library Of Kentucky, positively
and uneQuivocally comes on in Public Library
Hall, At Louisville, KY. whom 10000 GlflS, all
eaIh, amounting to $500. 900. will be distributed
BY lot Gmong the tleketholders. The money TO
pay all these gifts In full is already IN bAuk and
set aside for that purpose. az tho following GER
tiheSte shows:
OPFIcI or FARMERS AND DRovERN BANK,
LOUhyILLB, ny, April Z, 1873
This 10 TO certify that there Is in tho FARMERS'
AND DROVERs' BANK, TO the credit Of the Third
Grand Glft Concert for the benefit OF the Public
Library Of Ky, FIVE HUSDRED THOUsAS1 Dol
LARs, which has been tot apart by the Managers
to pay the gins In fall. and will be held by the
Bank and paid out for this purpose, and this pur.
pose only.
LSlgncdl r. 8. WEIGH, Cashier,
Only few tickets remain uHBold, and they
will be furnished to tho lrst applicants At the
following puess: Whole tickets, $40; hhlVes, t'
quarters, s? 20; II wboles for tlOO; SO for $500;
iis for g, goo, ard S75 for $500 For tickets
and iull information, apply to
THOS. +. BRAMLETTE,
ap9s-eod4w Louisville, Ky.
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To Our; Patron s.-llemovhl of the
II. faleIlisehceT OGic8s

-itI nlellisencaf1 OlHC6s
EoR a. ten dats or two weeks
~ INrEI, DEcRn has been moving
2 isti nav ad lin the building on tht
siI ii the new opera
Vons lRer up Quincy
.,,ss, 1the6nu a good deal
of oi,oraiioH andtF oiPc could
occnnv Z, Asiilbe n. d coald hos ~
no,ss:,ion m Sfttes tbel iifSt ol Apfii.. III
r,oro oI,il5S5 IN vacats a ma Of the 6ld
s,,,,la,,g bsso,4,, Inn navy ~ ready; and
bSSl5o ika0Ii < ,oye some depSf,mentu
.o,s,;;s i Iiis,;men, before lhcisfooms
,so,s- f,yiS .,6adv IN recsiye them. We
h.yo3,,o,n i, 'sg6'lns corlp,ion and worked
ato ass.dvSr,ogo Tim worl, of fitting
-, ,Sa rsv, room. :. NOW bowever 40 faI
sJ,,.n,o5 ,hat ,vo can spo d,v,iobt and
u,vIIl no, ho LONG before wo shall be com.
r,s,sblv ins,sllsJ and NIL debor,mcp,s
vrrLin, sn1n,5Iv Wo havo NOW cot
IN, Tob dsnsrtmsnt, Book. .bipdery news.
manor denartmept machinery and editorial
Office in the nav building and in working
order. have mt in nov engine and boiler;
and lhall when iullv afixed upn have bet.
,sr machinery and more conyoniepces
tbsp the INrsr1rozycER has ever been
favored with before. Our newspaper and
lob composing rooms occupy the third
story. the book biulery and editorial Of
acs tho second Thu newsnaper Dres,
and cr,ino room Ia The rear onsrtment nm
Tho lower floor. while the lower floorIropt
/. divided between the business office and
,ob nress room Tho pewspaper rresv
,yeioh,ry ,vo or three tons was removed
Ss,1ydsv and set IN ready for work BY
Ave o'clock in the evening Our lob
nrcs,ps were set up Tuesday, They were
rnnni,g Yesterday. and being in full view
from the pnvemen, attracted the attention
q, hundreds. many OF whom doubtless
never s,w a prin,ipr press in opera,ion
hsr,ro ". have eyrrv,binr in the new
hriIdir, now c,crn. the bosipes, Office
md nn1or room on5 wtll rcmove these
,nst 60 .oon os tho Ircsb mastering and
ro,,,non ,n,II allow NI,sr that onr nat.
rors ,.,n transact their bpsjnes, with rs
,.,,hon, e,., ho;rr o,,irc1 IN clir,b nm a
,ona G;ah, of ,,oi@.
we cs,ro, rromiso our f,ierds a very
,,,,, 80, 10. voot o- ,wo vo, bn,
SoDo . lille Ji.order will mot deter them
t.n,n oo,nin, In ,osoo n. Wodor,t nronose
10 MI, an a oroat den, cI s,yie. but expect
tn Esvo ,binga more convenient both for
onrssIvos and cna,omcrs than heretofore,
onI IN hovr a more commodious and ef.
toc,,vs @ working es,abllsbmen, than We
have had hitherto. and we mean, further,
80 toan orr ,oo,l;,io. tor ovecrtirg work
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KINGSTON, n. Y, April 3O.-The wife
OF Louis H. Ridecker, while temporarily
insane last night from an attack Of puce-
perGl fever, arose from bed, and taking
with her, her infant nine days old, leaped
into cistern in the rear OF the house and
were drowned. Her husband awakened
st four o'clock, and missing his wife
made search with the above results.
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Decision Concerning Tract Of West
Virginia Land,

PHILADELPHIA, April 3O.-The United
States Circuit Court yesterday, pending q
final hearing, denied a motion to dissolve
the Injunction restraining Theodore s..
Williams and Crosby 8. Noyes from sell.
ing or encumbering tract Of $4,000
acres OF land 10 Wyoming coounty, W.
Va, claimed by one, Hermans.
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PIrrsBURGu, April 8O.-River s feet ?
inches and stationary. Business at the
wharf dull There is some activity among
coal shippers.
CGECINNArI, April 3O-RiVer II .leet G
inches and declining. Weather clear and
Nnrmnr
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Significance Of Kaiser williams Visit
to Russia.

BERLIN, April 3O.-A provincial cor
respondence says the visit Of the German
Emperor to ST. Petersburg confirms the
pacific policy agreed to by the Emperors
Of Germany, Russia and Austoia last Sep.
tember II Is especially significant ut
this time, because the prospects oi quiet
in Weste'n Europe were growing much
gloOmier.
Two cases of smallpox were reported
today in Magdeburg,
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New YoRK, April 80.-A.RIo Janeiro
letter OF the 4th inst. states that owing to
the late rains q land slide occurred which
threw down massive wall Of building
In the navy yard, instantly killing twenty
workmep and wounding fifty others.
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New Hnmp,hILe EIeeIlon ReIurns.

CoycoRp, April 90 Returns Of the
election in the Second Congressional Dis.
trict gave Austin e Pike, seven plurality.
Alleged errors subsequently discovered, II
corrected would give 8. U. Bell thirteen
plurality for governor, and council to-day
discussed the question Of their power 10
90 behind the returns, and 1t Is under.
stood they will submit the matter to tho
Judiciary for decision.
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PALESTINE.
A MoNKIsn rIonr Al nErulEnEM.

LONDON, April 3O.-Advices from Jeru.
salem state that severe fight occurred in
Bethlehem between the Latin and Greek
monks Five Of the former and six of the
latter were injured.
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A BEAUTIFUL young girl was married
in San Francisco last week, and at the
conclusion Of the marriage ceremony she
turned 10 her husband and said, "George,
kiss me, ] Rm dying" The husband COM
piled with the request, and at that mo-
ment the young bride fell dead to the
0NNr
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TUoMAs 3. FRHE1CAN was sentenced to
nineteen yeatA' imprisonment In tho Ten
nessce State Prison i've years ago Tor
murder, and 1t has just been proved that
he is innocent OF course he will be dis
charged, but what compensation Is there
lor him
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Mr. WhultOnS
Correspondence Of tho ThteihgenearJ r
MANsFIRbDyA April 90.
Perhaps yon may fbd some points or
observations In fie following that may be
of interest to your readers. The COM
mencement OF the formal opening Of the
Toledo, Tifin s. Mansfield Railroad, a
branch from Tilfln OF the NJ. o. & L, NJ,
took place hero on the cath inst, when
ten palace ears put into our depot ~
about 800 clti1enB OF Toledo and tho llde
on board. I pliss over the ringing Of
bells, panther. IKE screeches oflocomotive
and stationary engines sying Of flags,
speeches OF Hon. John Shegmsn, Mayor
Of Toledo, Presidents ofroad q. al. You
know how II Is yourself ThensthCy
dInnered, and had enough TO eat, but too
small plEcc for tho people, which was
productfVe'0l Two Gvils-torn clothes and
profanity. Having repleniahed nay bread
basket In the sober and quiet retteAt Of
home, was only interested as "a locker
on in Venice" (uot Vienna assome Of tho
papers get Il in this ago OF progress l
will alsO ioFbear carrisge Fida through
thO slreoiS, the exhibition OF our new and
grand court house, Congregational church
and Holly water works. and You willthus
lose the great delight OF hearing the sage
and haNertng comments thereon.
About l4iSO, the writer became one Of
the Hly ciiizenAof Mansfield who accom- I.
panied the party 70 Toledo. The road is
smooth for a newtoad, with light grades
and no curves. You Immediately leave
the rolling country ih going itcm Mans
field northwest, and also ihc wheat, for
tho grazing country. GA this line yon
pass thetiSlmnat 'impNcepIiblc summit
that divides tho Watefsl the Ohio valley
and the lakes about twenty five miles olIt.
the southern springs making Tor the Mus.
kingum, and the the northern for San
duSky river. There are some pretty val
lsyVa and lair land. Tiilln Is pretty
ptS MY seat OF Sgnecas, and the loca
tioIi'oi the Heldellburg college and Snm,
good factories We have otosSed the Q
.. C.& IrOad, anu here we cross wha
was the old Mad river road, one Of tn
hBt built in tho State, SAnduBky hayibl
TWO OF the fret roads and Is yet snal
st6Wu, We also cross Tho Sandusky river
which is Only utEl by some undeFsho
wheels aud WherO there is
= ',qBoa lprlato your fi,hiIl."
> Titfln has about GOOO inh tOitants, anD
isa pretty place tnrty-Ihree miles iron
MANTLE iorty.one from Toledo. Tn
country Sond is fairly drained unit
you reSc61he Black Swamp, seventeen
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SPAIN.

DELDoA BELEAGuERED ny oARLIsTs.
PARIS, April 3O.-The Carlisls have
surrounded Bilboa, which is almost de-
ienceless.
MADRID, April3O.-The masons Of Bar
celona, recently on strike, have resumed
work.
BGYoNE, April 30.-A rumor comes
from the frontier that Cura, Of Santa
Cruz, had been shot by his own officers.
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The PfosIdontali Party at Omaha.

OMAHA, April 30-The Presidential
party who vera expected here att p. NJ,
will not reach hero until about 12 o'clock
tonight on account Of the delay by q
western storm. The President will prob.
ably remain here until tomorrow morn
ing before starting east.
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CHICAGO.
An AbSconding Lover brought to
HaIt..SuicIdc.

CmcAdo, April 30.-Mfs. Sarah Reed,
OF Boston, tracked hither her absconding
lover, John Il. GOSs, and caused him 10
be held in 5000, for the larceny Of $500
and a diamond ring.
Jacob BetZ, a German, aged 20, hung
himself this morning al No. 59l Wash
ington Avenue.
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ROME.

A Difference Between the. Chamber
= rOGDePuIieS 'a1d'the' Minis'erB OF
France. .-.-.
The Chamber ofDeputles to.day.in op.
position to therepresentat lions and retnon.
slrances of Signor Sella, Minister Of FL
nance voted $450, 900 for the establish
ment Of an Arsenal at Fatanto. When
the vote was declared Sella asked for an
aud said he would inform
the House tomorrow what course he
ahnnlh take
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FaIIiuroG ot Reyepue ftom TCbacc

EuIIIHB OH VI INoVouuo IIVIH UVuOVVa
New YORK, April 30.-A Washington
special says the revenue from mRnulac-
tured tobacco in the ten months OF the
present year Is only 100000 less than.
the entire receipts OF the previous year,
Notwithstanding the reducedstsx.
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BY TELEGRAPH,
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
EzcluslYsl1,to the IntolllgonceF.

CBy the Western Union Line. -,
Onico HOrthWcIt cor. Of Main and Monroe stsl
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VIENNA.

The American Commissioners Scan.
dal.
VIENNA, April 2O-The scandal about
the American Commissioners continues.
Mr.. Cunningham has been appointed tenn.
porary Superintendent Of the American
section.
The cabmen continue on strike.
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UsR Tho RQlllngcr sllh Lock and suppOrLto
FASTEH YOUR WINDOWS!

No spring to break, no cutting Of Blth; cheap,
durable, very easily applied; holds sash at any
place desired, aud a selffAstener whom the sash
Is down. Bend stamp for circular. Circular
and six copper. tr.bronEed locks sent to any ad.
Liberal inducements 10 the trade. Agents want
ed. AddtesS REISINGBR SASH LOCK CO.,
M Aia MaFkat st HAFrisbuFV Pa.
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George A. WiCkham,

osneral Auctionref aud Commission MeTehsnt,
and ATent for the sale Of Real RstAto,
Regular Furniture Sales every Wednesday aud
Saturday.
Notions, Dry Goods, Gallery, &c, Cyuty Tlts'
day, Friday and Saturday evenings,
ConlignmeAtG Of all kinds respectfully solicit
Cd. RemltIAneos promptly made.
Special atcutioa given to all n1lOs by order oil
Coats, Apii
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MISCELLANEOUS.
l2,ooo,ooo ACR Eel

Tho cheapest Land in market for sale BY the
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
In the Great Platte Valley.
5000, 900 ACRES IN CENTRAL NEBRASKA,
Now for sale IN tracts Of forty aefeS and upwards
on 1--WE and TIN u Ears oREDTr At 0 PER CEST,
SOADYANcI IATEREsT REQUIRED.
Mid and healthiul climate, fertile toll, an
abundance Of good water.
THE nest MARKET IN THE WEST Tho great
mining regions OF Wyoming, Colorado Utah and
Nevada being supplied by tho lArmors In The
Plato Valley.
Soldiers Entitled to Homestead Of I6O Acres.
THB BRsT LOCATIONS FOR COLONIES.
FREE HOMEs FoR ALL Millions OF acres Of
choice Government Lands open for entry under
tho Homestead Law, rear this Great Railroad,
with good markets and all tho oonVenlcnees OF an
old settled country.
Free passes TO purchasers Of Railroad Land.
Sectional Maps, EhO wing the Land, also new
edition Of DEsCR'PTfVB PANriILET WITH HHW
AAFS MAnED FHGE RYERTwuERE.
Address .. +. DAVIS,
Land E0mHltSSloHEr o. T. q. r..
OMAHA, hEg,
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How IT'S DONE, OR THE Sc
LII CRIT OUT.-Mustaehea and WhISkers in
~ days. This GREAT SECRET and 100 others.
Gamblers, Tricks. Clrdology, YentIilOqui6m,
al In the ORIGINAL "BOOK or WoNDIRS." D"
Carthage. Illinois.
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Opening Of the Toledo, TiGin &
aIanGHeid RRilioad..Lettcr from
Mr.. WhaItOnS Hrf
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M;scellaueous-Citv.

A RI OF SPEAKING FRENCH FLUENTLY
IA -ptot ETYNEB LAMBERT will resume his
French CLAssEs WEDNESDAY Oct 1, a. IL a IN, a. 1873
le.W 23th and 23tn-st-
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. ThnradAY. 90

NETWORK. Thursday, Oct Q. 1873
AT the Exchange Saesrooms there was o
small attendance OF deaers The sales confined 70
legal transactions to close suits Mr. James NJ Miller sold,
by order Of the Supreme Court under direction Of Adrian
H. Jolne, athreestory bok house the south side OF
one-hundrod-and sevonteenth-st., 1854 feet cast OF
Avenue A, size oflot l6IoxlOoi 10 VIM T. Thorn, for
$1,000
Joseph Mcclure sold the promises known as No. 50
Manginst, consisting OF lot 25x98l0 with house on
both front ana rear, TO James WhitehOuse for 5000
Jere Johnson r will sell, on Oct IL, the premises
the remaining ots unsold the Leggett Estate The
property Is three miles from Central Park aud two miles
from Harlem Bridge. In time only three minutes from
Fulton Ferry , In TSentythird ward Of NewYork CITY,
annexed. Inc Portohester Railroad from Harlem
River passes through .he property. Free passes and
will be furnished application the auotoneor
n Park-rOw.
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Neu Publications.

TTNRY IT.-F0R 25 CENTS, THE SCIENCE
u or mail" SEM 81 WELLS 3s9 Broadway, n. Y.
fI7HE TIBEKAL CHRISTIAN for this week,
Henry " Beo Editor has tue following editorial sneles;
peoos Pnacrs; Evangelical Alliance Evangelical lntdehy
M Ralph waldo EmersOls Aires at the Dedication Of TIE new
o~eor dhrr Report Of Evangelical Alliance Papers on
leru Inft, usual variety Of good reading IN all the VariOas
J \. HALLOCK, Publisher,
PARK Bank Building. 2l4 Broadway.
fIIHE REVIVAL HYMN AND TUNE BOOK
pDR TUE MILLION. ENLARGED. This little work contains
s6 osges Of choice REVIVAL HYMNS aud TUNES FOR PA1Eh
MEETINGS. SUNpAYSCHOOLS, and COhGReGA.
TIOYS Among The would name WHbHH Is I'm rhf
HpPrCR poor eIyNERq' Il WILL NEVER CAST Hlh W
IN M SAVEDp ALMOST PERSUADED" q" JESUS DIED 10
SAVE MB" - LOVE To TELL TIE STORY SAVE U JESUS
eiVR ape JFgS or NAZARETH PASSB III BY Pne-Fsper'
0 eer sf 81 DR. Boards % nailed ~ per iVO
Sohsb,s HORACE WATERS son. 4Sl Brosoway New-l ora
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ID
(Cro.s o,d NewJef-sy Pennsylvania Railroad, near Vet"
Bnns.ck 81 land 500 fruits large Vla redence
eool Earn buiLlngs; healthy locs.on Pnoe $4,000
PHILIP &. ALLkSDORPH, Dayton. N. j.
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NOR SALE-NODtcalr, n. j., % mInutts
4 from Nes-York HOUSE IL ooms b,Ih-toon water coe
laundry furnace and shrubherT lno sur
roundngs about land dsirri terms
Adlrrs. OMNhR. Boz 49, u o.. y. n
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Gilp Real Gsiaie for Sale.

A n elegant irst-class four-stOry brown-stone
IN front HOUSE, 2JIBjIlOO5, In RnyseyenAt (S1e street,
mn AMI huas; handsome cabinet hnsh all tho
latest IMPROVEMENT" Pnee only $4,000 Apply 10 r H. GRADY.
S27 Si1thsye
E0R SALE or TO LET-Very elegantly-fur-
Il nshed HOUSh--A handsome hgnsOoD. fBlbfss
brosnstone House IN Forty eighhs Hhayr let Toe
the most beautifully and ny furnished house, TO b. fond
uruitafe
tgmei the carpets from ami beautiful snd costly
By possession given Will only be rented private family ~,
desired the house BE- had anuuhe and the furniture sold
mas he agreed (24l8l HOMER MORGAN. PinesL
HOUSE on Fifth-aye. for SALE.-Part pay
Il meat would be taksa IN snal country place.
rutland & WHITING. Beekmanh-
I OTIS on Seventy-frst-st., New York, near the
i i boulevard, TO EXCHANGE Tor country property
RULASD 4 WHITING. Beekmanst
GIS ONO NO MONEY WANTED. =
gp IHI.OOO. Pogrstory brosn-.one HOUSE and eeyans
FURNITURE forlyniutb easehodi will leave half mortgage
and take good mortgages city property Tor balance
RKsR, HEssB Co, 8 Pinest
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WTUKIE COLLINS's GREAT NOVELS.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL EDITIONS.

NFw AND BEAUTIFUL EDITIONS
HIDE AND Sack. Novel. By WiLKiE COLLINS win bis
rEe Portrait Being ae third volume Of the new and
s,vlfl edition Of we Colus WorSs being issued By us
e In ole large oeavo volume, paper price 10 cents 10
pubisbed this day by
r. B. PETERSON BROTHERS, PHILADELPHIA,
Aud is for s-le By 81 Booksellers anu News Agents
W.lkis Collins ibis county and intends giving ReAngs
L. all m prpp ties or after the style and manner
of the oCar Dickens ResDgs which creating very large sale for
nj, works aud for Publishing new beautiful
rep and Uniform edition ofhe following WORKS by him. With bis LIE
Lie Portrait on each cover following low prices;
HIDE AND SEEK-Price IS cents.
MAD MONKTON-Price 50 cents.
THE DEAD'sECRET-price 90 cents.
MISS OR MRS. l-Price 80 cents.
SISTER ROSE-Price 25 cents.
THE STOLEN MAsK-Prce 25 cents
THE YELLOW MAsK-Puce IS cents.
AFTER DARK-Price rs cents.
BASIL; OR, CROSSED PATH-Price rs cents.
THE QUEENS REVENGE-Puce rs cents.
SIGHTS AFOOT-Price so cents.
Booksellers aud News Agents vii pase send their orders At
Tor what they want Beautiful Edition Of Wke
Colluss Choice Works.
.'AbOre Books are FOR M by all Booksellers, copies Of any
Toe Publishers
T. B. PETERSON BROTHERS,
sos CHEsrsuI-Sr, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-10

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