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AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
a GARD.

We are doing an auction and COM
mission business, at the corner of Elm
and Market streets Ga prominent poinO,
in this beautiful and growing city, and
we solicit conSignmcnts of flour, grain
live stock and everything needed by
this rapidly increasing population
We are also doing real estate bust
ness - buying, selling and locating
lands, examining titles, paying taxes,
collecting rents, etc We sell at public
or private sale, as instructed, and make
liberal advances on consignments. Our
motto: "Quicll sales and prompt re-
turns.n References: Swindells IL
McCaleb, Editors and Proprictors of
the Dallas Herald; Adams u Leonard,
Bankers, Dallas; CASTOR, Thomas "
Baylor, Bankers and Insurance Agents,
Dallas; Capt. G. NJ. Swink, Dallas;
Coils. Sneod u Finley, Attorneys at
Law, Dallas; Mcssrs Sfryock " Row
land, st. Louis; T. c, Jordan & Co.,
Bankers, Dallas; Robt. Hare, Caron-
delet ST., New Orleans.
Respectfully,
Nj. A. HlBBLER Il co.
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Jhs9ailgNerald
ID. McCALEB. Editor.

rHE DAILY HERALD y pubiilssh,sean sv ~.
morning (except Monday, az ~ VT III
NUN ~ for six monthsi M eentsPer WIN rha
deiivered by carriers IN tliu WY u as
naiiy contains the latest Associnten rl' ~
ana special dispatches from tli pnaE y,
ths country up 70 midnight, mii ina, nrs,
reports, local news, elc., anu "A"''
class daily In every respect
TIE WEEKLY HERALD, published every ~
Saturday morning, at o. " per nnnunn Va
III W FOR AK months, ana contains h' w,
most important news, nlspnrsssn i, wyuw'
market reports Of tho Daily. Ihr wEsM
IN HERALD IL the oldest paper, save onv,
publIshed IN Texas north 81 Austin NV
In rs political course and ~ ' nim,y
,,aper has always enjoyed the entire con-
idence OF the people q Northern ieAns'
AiniinQ 10 retain our old friends, nnu ghlh
many more new ones, we Respectfully Ho'
iicit tho favor OF the people.
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i0s Vine street.
TERMS OF subscription and rates OF ndVer-
tising will I've found on the tllild page
Publishers.
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Der.le.,ion In United states Treasury.

DfINEeuthOH hhNVn
The New York Sun, with Its various
indictments against the President and
other Radical ofllceholders, in connec-
ton with the Black Friday gold specu-
lation, the st. Domingo Job, the Credit
Mobilier swindle, and dozen other
similar schemes, now lntimates the
belief that there Is present deficit OF
ten millions Of gold in the Treasury,
The New York Commercial Bulletin,
standing apart from politics, does not
by any means improve affairs when
saying In its last issue, that the Treas
ury Department has failed to publish
the usual yearly volume of receipts
and expenditures. The Bulletin says
"From 1901 to 1866 the law was
regularly obeyed; the statement was
promptly furnished to Congress, and
even through the turmoil and distrac-
tiOns of the war the annual volume
appeared. 1t was reserved for Finance
Ministers in time Of peace to defy or
ignore the law and the Constitution,
and to boldly withhold from Congress
and the people the information which
WAS their right; while, If accounts can
be trusted, the information thus with
held was sold by somebody to some
body else in Wall street, to the profit
Of u favored few"
After making this statement, the
Bulletin asks:
"And, meantime, where are the
accounts for 1871, 1872 and 1873? Echo
answers where? But this much Is
certain: During the past four years
the Treasury admits receiving one
thousand five hundred million dollars
ii sum thirty per cent greater than
the assessed value of all the property
in the great city Of New lork-oi
which not one cent has been accounted
for according to express law and long
established custom"
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A CORRESPONDENT OF the Springfield
Mass Union, who was one of the
editorial excursion which visited our
city about II month ago, has the follow
Ing paragraph OH Dallas, under the
head of "Good-bye to Texas and q
Mellow Tlme:" "Our stay IN Dallas
was very short, but then one can see u
great deal In such II place In a very
short time. Being, AS II is, a true rep
resentatIve of IN old Texan town,
rejuvenatcd by recent introduction of
railroads, its whole life IL Oh the sur
face, and to be seen Mt Il glance. 1T
claims eight thousand people and has
eighty-hve drinking and gambling
saloons, six hotels and four churches.
In business point Of view, II wears a
lively and healthy aspect, and though
the buildings in which its mercantile
business are carried on, are not of the
most pretentIous and stately, nor their
arrangements of the most orderly and
systematic kind, large amount OF
both wholesaleing and retailing done,
and all In the true Texan style. Our
party were very Hospitality received
and entertained, and the far North and
the extreme South met together in the
most cordial manner possible. Good
wine flowed freely and speeches OF
hearty welcome and good will were
made. A Federal and Confederate
General toasted aud made kind
speeches one to the other, and the
'sbloody chssm' was not only bridged
over, but filled up, ready for the next
generation to walk over on "dry LAND"
Aud Lang Syne was sung as a finale
to the festivities oftheevening Ihape
heard 1t sung better, ! think, but never
heartier, and the object for which it
was introduced was evidently capitally
served"
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Remember the Primary Meeting OF
the Democratic Party, 10 be Held at
each Election Precinct, on the ilth Of
october Next.
The Editorial Convention +" the
Texas Press.

The Editorial Convention -" '"e
Texas Press.
We take pleasure In notifying the
Texas press that ample preparation is
being made here for the reception and
accommodation Of AZ many Of the edl-
torn an will honor the convention that
IL to assemble here on the 10th day OF
September with their presence NO
pains will be spared to make your stay
pleasant or to provide for your wants.
II IL to be hoped that not only North
ern Texas will be well represented, but
also the whole State. A free excursion
TO Chicago and st. Louis, and perhaps
other important points, has been ex-
tended by Mr.. Stevens, of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas Railway, and II Is
desired that all who contemplate being
present here ON the 10th, and OF ac-
cepting this invitation, will address i.
]. Crooks, Of the Sherman Courier, at
once. A. l.. DARNALL,
BROWN n THOMPSON,
7. j. CROOKS.
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THE Palestine Advocate has the fol-
lowing In relation to Judge John G.
Scott, whose death was announced
several days ago: "Judge Scott came
10 this place In 1850, from whence no
one, that we are aware of, has eyer
learned; he engaged In teaching pri-
mary school In this place, in which
vocation he continued until June, 1861,
when he entered the Confederate serv-
ice In Captain Woodward's company of
infantry, aud was ordered to Virginia.
In the ranks Of the iliustrious Hoods
Brigade, he won no distinction ut all,
and In 1884 returned to Texas, and sue
ceeded In getting an appointment on
General Robertson's staff with the
rank, we believe, Of Major. At the
close Of the war he returned to this
place, where he had married and re-
sumed school teaching. During all
this time Judge Scott was q pro-
i,ounced Democrat Of the ultra school.
"In 1859, his political predictions un-
derwent zach change that he took the
stump In favor Of f. J. Davis for Gov
ernor, and consequently the Radical
party. His most distinguished service
to the Radical party was rendered In
the contested election case of Lane
against Dillar In the Senate Of the Leg
islature In the spring Of 1870. During
this year he was appointed by Gov
ernor Davis TO the position Of Judge Of
the tenth judicial district, which posi-
ton he held until suspended by I'M
peachment In the month Of April of
the present year, before the 18th Lcgis-
lature, for high crimes and mlsde-
meanots In ONCE. His trial was post
ponsd until the 5th Of February, 1874.
Everything connected with his life
before coming 70 this place remains q
mystery to even his intimate friends
none can 80 much - tell from whenc,
be came.
HE Il : man against whom the BIT
tsrsst animoaItisa prevailed among tn
white citizens of this district, whcthe
Justly or not II u NOT for W "a y,
nSw that he has sons " thst tslkun1
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where the most secret intentions Of the
mind are apparent, and where Justice
In Judgment Is unswcrved by prejudice.
Let the curtain of the grave shut out
from view whatever we might have
conceived were faults In his life, oven
M we would have the mantle of charity
thrown over our own shortcomings.
He leaves behind wife and two little
daughters, for whom We bespeak the
kindness OF the community In their
bereavement, for whatever the de-
ceased may have been to us, he was oil
of life 10 thoM.u
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Tommy, my son, what are you go
ing to do with that club? "Send 1t to
the editor of course" " But what are
you going to send II to the itor for?
"Callse he says If anybody will send
him II club he will send them copy
of his paper" The mother came near
fainting, but retained consciousness
enough to ask: But, Tommy dear,
what do you suppose he wants club
for?" We'll, | don't know" replied
the hopeful urchin, "unless ii Is to
knock down subscribers rs don't pay
for their pNper.n
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ut is not,n says the author of a Cas-.
ual Acquaintance, "'in the time of trial
that the truly Christian man shrinks
and is afraid, or despairs and dies.
When the battle is strongest and the
danger greatest, the good soldier stands
firm and contests his ground inch by
inch with the enemy. Only towards
lay down their arms, reel from the
ranks, and ignobly fly from the strug-
gle; brave men, bold and resolute,
fight and conquer, although they too
often get MANNED and wounded In the
strife.n
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A LETTER from Long Branch says:
"Among the turnouts, that of our
President's daughter is frequently seen.
Miss Nellie Is fond of driving, and of
being the observed of all observers.
She IL not pretty girl, but drives with
spirit and grace. Her basket phacton
Is drawn by n span of jet black ponies.
She usually rides alone, having II serv-
ant in livery, sitting beside her in the
rumble. She dresses plainly and in
good taste, and handles her ribbons as
though ii was a pleasure to her"
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FOR SALE.

The beautiful frame dwelling of Colonel
Owens, situated ON Cottage lane, between
HARDWOOD aud Pearl streets; Fix rooms In the
house; two good wells lasting water; force
chnrd of choice fruit good stahlol house
built under the owners supervision, aud of
the best materials; 81 acres OF land. Also.
trail Railroad. II desired, the furniture
lnearly new will be sold With the house.
PARTIES can wee Colonel owens at the house.
one door west OF Episcopal church.
iiadtf GEO. W. BAYLOR.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
..-.--,..-, ,.-l- 3. .-,>.-4s-.>->.-... ~,
BAR G AIN.

New Steam Saw Mill,
Located on the Texas and Pacific Railroad
four miles east of Hawkins, Wood county
Has been run six months. VIII sell for hall
Its value. Call on or address
w, II, AVLT.
l75dtf Land Agent, Dallas.
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LAND FOR SALE.

One or two acres of land, lying about one
hundred yards from the Central Railroad
depot. Fine building sites. BY early ap-
piication bargain may be had. For price
and further particulars apply TO
l78dlm JOHN W. LANE.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

Two valuable and well improved farms for
sale, about three miles northeast of Dallas.
Colonel q. w. Baylor, Elm street, or to
l5Bdtf JAS. d. CkUTCMFIELD,
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FOR SALE.

H @ VI r t - - X - OF - I,
rs by 200 feet. on Commerce street, near
the Methodist Church, for sale or rent, In
Guiding good we'll, cstern aud residence !;
also, about $1,000 worth of furniture. For
terms apply TO W. A. TERRY, OF Jeiiries q
Terry. l30du
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LAND FOR SALE.
NO CASH REQUIRED

rie land. well watered, lies five miles north
east OF Waxahachle, and four miles west OF
Palmer station, on Texas Central Railroad.
VIII be sold In tracts or lots 10 suit purchas.
ers on credit nf sis years, ol annual pay
inquire OF the undersigned, at Dallas or in
guire Of Adams 4 Leonard, or Darlington &
Marsalis.
i7esm y. HALLE.
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STORE HOUSE AND LOT,
AT the crossing of the Central and Texas and
Pacific Railwas, for rent. Apply to
ID. w. q. SMITH.
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DALLAs FEMALE INSTITUTE.

The sixth scholastic year begins
SEPTEMBER \ (Siccend Monday.
Corps of Teachers, the very best. Tuition
payable IN United States currency, by the
hnlf session in advance, and charges from
entrance to close of session. Small boys adj
mltted. II. IA. S'AhES.
l7icOdim Principal
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On Monday, August IL,
and daily Sundays excepted, until further
nnIlcn- Tho
"Easr BOUND MAIL AND EXPRESS"

will leave Dallas at $40 u. m, arriving nt
MInneOla NJ l2:55p. M, Marshall nj 800 p. M,
Jefferson at 7;l0 p. m, aud Shreveport at S;lO
y, M.
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SnNEyEpORT ACCOMMODATION.
JEFFERSON ACCOM- NJ
CONNECTIONS.

Stage connections made 1T Jefferson for the
terminus of the Cairo ana Fulton Railroad,
and all the principal points IN Northeast
Texas; at Shreveport with the stage line 10
view and Minneola with the International
and Great Northern Railroad for Tyler,
Hearnc, Houston, Austin, Galveston, and
New Orleans, and at Dallas with the Texas
Central Railroad for all points North and
South, and with the I'll paso Stage Lines for
Fort Worth aud points beyond
JOHN +. DICKSON,
General Superintendent.
W. Ii. NEWMAN,
General Passenger Agent lb6d&wtf
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
pASSFNG ERS 4RRLTFD.

vpON sAvANNAHTa s1uiahD salvador, June l8Mrs J.
a Hot1r g. Patterson. p r. paulfuv NJ ss Hercr Mrs sitter
a. ciA Bishop Young Mrs Young d. Weed wife infant ei
M w AnsOr. Ms Whitaker and child Nrs Ran ana
si Maveaeo ana wife e. b. Baool R A. Bowen Mr. Ale'
~ wife M Grecaesl aud wife G. W. Sheppard AMI Ei d.
ft-ean irfrf Miss Rnnrd-e Hs1 Legal = h
SorsH r. Hoav Major McoraE. D. 81 tcaeh q. vs. Dmmiek
M M1cfe aut cud Miss Muckcl M Lathhurv w n Burton
~ Michfl Mn, b p Pott ". " Williamson, Mr. Lnnghe4 n
Hsvrs wife G. g. Gornan NJ Nlonu. Miss Bullock Ms
poa A. Hal.nige o. A. Gester r. havley Miss Nhtehouse
j. Bailey. T. Mathew Jack Chambers W = D1e g
N1bonrv H. Never cd Miss Bowen, g. Jo T. Jenknsou,
=. srou>s. a. Faulagsu.
PROM LIvERPOOl-Tg re1mstiD Rasna June Mrs Dunn
srd ch en Mr Gay0ri Miss Campbell Ms Briggs, jr Mrs
Wilcox Mrs TAYLOR and child NJ k1ght MI i'lof
Dunn An vie Mr. Bakcnan ami wife ar Gaus Williams g.
Grsxos Hamilton and chl, e. E. Gsw0d and wife Mss H.
Butu Mss Gnsvod M Glider and Misses Glden ss Ca s.
Nj B Burke H. Joh-s0n. Mr. Plrraraml, Mr. Arce an di'
Tucker Autodgoui Saro s. Speeche1 Ms loehsri Mfs
child Rev Geo Washluu. Mr AsluFlA, A. ollsl a
ID Raye t--ccks and vie. Mr. Br ce aud wife toL ~
stewart and a. G. Lea j. g. Fargo Aua lui H.
". hrs III. X. Lvtugst0u and children
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
SBypPNG INTELLIGENCE.

PORT uF NKw-TOBK...- -..-.......'.......'.-JrSE la
CLEARED.
s,,.,. c--s, c-or.ri Cb,-ic,ton H. R MORGAN Co.
ssearsslp 4utl-aatr Grsa Para --eplia Vs. A-r.plHeE a.,
Sisl M-tra.os Nieseou, lungtou, n c. LOHaa steam
'g S,-,.e S1 Hsnsa N c. Brokern Bremen oslchs Co
s.e,n,-s no-a & y. sg ps,so' 'gB Erfaltek
s,s,l1.s s,s,a.siS BRISTOL wa.soe Pb.ia1el9nl-
sF ,-e1 Aust Trslr Cors or ancuts sooovish Co.
Bsrs S9o'a D97en & iaL & OGa-n @ esI S s >', % en- u"
B7k Slo7 Gaspul aLJ Mlsehese Cork f orders, P
ars AIMS Cyo Gunaeroa ElHo for orders Fuph Edye Co
Bass D. Vs. G-ils .BrI, Dramuoal, Fernlnna tA James l.
ssr. Ca-stel gGerl. BroeFelH'u. Bremen T. Koep Co
Ielu1 .N1r F.Eesar Saga for oer fl1ci. .lFe Co.
BARI Jlc.0 laust B.dloni Belfast IRE ltl Scaovch Co.
Bl-1 Geos BuIeT Dunedin ellington n. z Mailer, Ls
SaA La xontuon l) Dsnaas Belfast Ireland slooovish
Bark C,,a1s Nor1s lBr Duna. Windsor \. S. D. R. De Wolf
ser p Go.ria va.er5arv stamford Stamford Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Plsss ) Coos LIVERPOOL June 2, and Queenstown
sep sa-0l NoAes0n. Savannah With ndse and pass %
s,.l Isahalu wooiHuL Charleston, s. c. with mdse and
~ s.s % y II % 5 Rszern R,smoui Ct7 Point and Norfolk
sitr misc I'D oass 20 Ol Dominion stsa lus.B 90.
sel- q la.us Bearss B0.sou and pass % r. F.
S.m,p CITY Of Merida Zimmerman Havana June L. with mdse
s,r tt Of 1ass Bor,r YevoIlsans June H. with Hdse
s.mss.a B.ae.5r Jones Wilmington with mise Lonll4ri
S-Ta Elsla -l Jaco,no Cas,eauare &c days With tuiL
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BovrHy June Arrived ste 9 -a--e--l. RON Cilr'sto7
FoHrlEss MONROE Va June ltsse- ~ ior Baltimore, aAf.
Franc A1lreas-
FOREIGN PORTS.
S1-rrftvr-0y June I8rle L0vis Line steamship
neu ud Lu-7gs, from New-lork Jure io Bremen arrived
to-day.
WHALERs.
from bari live olE Nlreu n View Be ID reports Der
aa from Yokohama I4T llavrIE the Had
Eve leaving San Francisco and lad -Aea Eve, making
To- HUls sperm OLE
s7osa1 June Of Cotu Island brig Il Moore Of and from
Bos.1u Atlantic Oresn.
Tor Latest ship Aetrs see FiHA Pqgel
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19

-. .,S l,sv Mss Msrv Pare Tavlor Miss suse Tavlor Tav
- o. C Richards Isay " OonVeTse ana a9y Ny y
10 gtb Mis- Agnes b smith. Miss Agnes Bshor Mr NJ hoep
Sonh Bs-I Isms n. WILLIS MIS- haly Aun Iorens, MIs j.
a. F-.pr Cox rurk j. b. Harris. Gee Muri-
. D E5Tsr5 wright Wm boorrtsor Ih Dale d. J. H. " asson
ses'. o. 80 b p-sv Nr ReHrncr Miss D. LarhuCht
vpp fTyFRPOOIIa s.ramship htsolHsl, June l-Nrs "
- 4ns M fe watson Mrs ", snd Miss Joseph
- M snl W Wari Or and Mrs Valentine. Mr. snd
ur Valentine Miss Valentine and Miss Butler NJ sud Mrs James
- Eur,nt an Ar CJ SaWtell 81 ss Wh.su Mr la Tuhe
- Sr-rI a; Mr. 1ud M Ties Chaor Mr Crawford and
~ p,Eer Can't Rowe. Mr. Gco W Mr. Walter powers
- IIrs pevf6 M Jssup, Or Stein. Mr. and M L
49, M Mills Pierce, Mr. q Jones Wn Russell NJ A
Vsp tortur kbtr, tr Jas o1, AT Jackson, M a II
Tr-.,rnop NJ and Mrs Geo swift
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, June ls' 1873.
There was but a limited attendance at the
Exchange to-day, were there any sales OF speciai
interest con suunated A. J. Bieccker. Son Il co. put
up cottage with acres of land, located between Long
Branch and Eatoutown n j. also, several parcels oi
improved property located az Elizabeth N Dc results
are appended. f. H. Ludlow & Co. adjourned uhul lne
sh proxm0 TWO legal sales noted to be m&de uhueI 'o
direction Of Charles IT, Hldrcth and VIM. Harvey hart
referees. OF property located on hihgSordge roau anu
One-hundrc htv.secondst. and ID. NJ Sc amah
adjourned the legal sale OF premises located on 'no
northeasery corner OF RIyugton AID FoIsytl-sts IN
Oh the lst pcCXlmu. 10, q .
Regarding the sale held on the premises yesterday az
Npwurk n j. by MhSsrs A. D. Melck, IT., * Bro. We
have recetved reports effect follows: large AZ
t,ndauce with spirited competition, attended the auc-
tonecr- Efforts throughout the cuure sale, Wuch cul,
tpued until about o'clock. 90 which time '6 0ts had
been disposed of for aggregate OF Sl2,e5 o. "uel
owing 20 the ateness OF the hour the sale was aGouIneu
until the 26h inst. which time all the lois
unsod from the sale OF yesterday Will be Unereu We
append full details;
REPORTED PRIVATE SALE.
Premises 2or located and known so lfa BroaWa IS
heug the westerly SIDE between Forty ht an Fofecond'
buldng occupied q factor D Tor q DLv'"
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
,tNlArvRE ALMANAC.


sun lses...... 800 % Moon rlses'''' iNo
nAv-aN
s.orv Reot D a. Govs ana 60. ieu rate tegrJ... 5Oj
Dtv--P
1tt lieu uA'e Feff'' 'oo
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19

10
EECHASGE TRANS kCrTCNS, q. M -s.
BB -f o. 8ll.-.sr. r 90.
Three-sto-r uI.l1 all o-r sores OF n
located alort "a 1tFes1 branch and E.Fl ~ '
0r oI te
coars % WI. DE o-ano for ~
brick ana houses aa oL -lJ AnA -I'
rl0B Noe & sni PSI brost ElE-ueii
IS. J.. struck Gown % Geo. G.. Genet it 3 $4,000 each.
PROPOSED PUBLIC SAILS.
be te hKhangc noted tomorrow
Ttars.1r, June ij-hg T. D -lii--, .r, a. A-1.
Sale the premises ir Orauge, Y J., 81 ' of ground
Eu I.I I...s.I m
Sale the premises NHams1rd-e "escer Co, 9 lots OF
land.
> BID u B'ee-trr. Son + ~.
Lezal under of A eT re-ra bouse and
Grs-ar, oa,el ,l s0li-'r corner oi West Broadway
lurs-st
Patou sale D. order Of heirs JAS 81 1r A houses and
1 91ti 0 Iaet lntlst
ana SeYt4j4-a,e., known as Nos -.l and -.A
Bv T. A. Se-eIsaT. r
Legal the direction of 1r-e 2,E. .o-atci
or tle noraweser- corner Thravs one 1a-
ST. sso premises. westerly 4-Fe ~ feet lOItleI
from ut-lul.rei eialI. .lourfl-sr.
By Jsrs JosHs1H IT,
sale tle premises a Nltesioae l. D. ~ lots of gr'1nl
hUJIIcs II Al.Itr.
Ee-r-1rs sale under direction % the
ar deceased t .o- i lrt
Known 4s 49, . all1e,st eassey Aeay Madison
New-York tribune., 1873-06-19
Connlrp Real G5taie TOR Sale.

COnnIrp NcGI g5Iale TOT 5aIc.
1 ApVERTTSEMENT FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT TIE ltIO y
OFFICES 5i Wc Thrrecons, or '' west l"ni'u ~
ST.. au 90 m. At regular Office rates.
At LOCUST VALLEY, fronting and over
n '5osirr 7 Sound. ar-e COUNTRY RESIDENCE aad 5'
lgEs or l. SD suitable Tor bui1- Excellent shore lr bath
.aG EaeaaaH.o irtel... EtLAHD N-lLLG, bcesa-z.e
At RYE. Westchestcr County overlooking
4 LotrT AMI Sound large Eel built HOUSE a r'oms barn au1
1t1er 1ut u 1-s. u acres aled With Price moirl,e
EULASD l. WHITING. No. Bre.man-ft
NOR SALE. CHEAP-HudsOn River fronts
a . miles. villa zles. Also mansion, lcrts, $1,000 & H.
GREENE Nv-ck. ~ Y.
WHITE LAKE. sullivan County, n. G.-For
w % or e1lauge for aDd ot u Booky1 sped stock
and DAIRY .N containing lll STATE 'i clFiuol
fre yonHg or.sr well erced, sets u lulcf; near ies
schools. ppurrs hotels FOR further pArucalrs address " d.
A. VAN tEKr g.. White Lake, n. i.