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Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06
PERSIA.

This ancient kingdom, celebrated as the
land Of Cyrus and Xerxss. took . new
departure" recently. in permitting the
Shah to leave his own dominions on Wis.
il 10 England and the other leading pow
ers Of Europe. 1t is many centuries sinco
a ruler Of this people had, before. gone
outside his own country, and. while other
nations OF moro liberal ideas with regard
to intercourse and commercial privileges
have been constantly advancing in civili-
cation aud wealth, Persia has been retro
grading.
The Shah was received by Queen Vic
toria, with great pomp and ceremony. aud
every attention was extended to him while
iu Great Britain, SO us to mako his stay
both pleasing aud profitable. Hc visited
the Military Academy ut Woolwich; and
this was followed by au inspection Of the
great manufacturing centres, the art treas
uros. the schools of design. the Naval A.
sylum and dock yards. tho palaces, ca.hs-
drals, storos, warehouses, and other cyi-
dsnccs Of Great Britain's power and pros
perity.
AS moro friendly vs, to the sovcr-
eigns of other laads. the journey Of the
Shah is without especial significance but
il he profits by what he has seen, aud pro-
notes the reforms needed in Persia, the
trip will have resulted in grca. good.
Persia was at one timo celebrated for its
grca. wealth. its industries. and the pow
Or and influence Of its rulers. But sinco
the days Of Cyrus i. has degcuora,od. The
roads are bad the means Of communica-
,iou with distant parts Of the Empire Of
the most primitive description, the gov
crnment weak, and its wealth diminished
In most Of the cities sewerage is unknown,
and ordinary provisions for cleanliness
neglected. 1t is only a year or two since
famine and pes,lencc held sway through.
ou, the cn,ire land At lspahan. the lare
est city Of Persia. over thirty thousand
were swept away, while in the provinces
the mortality was even greater. Being
entirely destitute of sanitary resources, ov'
cr oue million inhabitants are said to hsv,
fallen victims before tho scourgs haC
spent its force. To add to the prevailing z
horrors Of tho scene, dead animals wer,
left to decay in the streets. aud halF-iu,er
red bodies made the highways hideous
Many districts were well-nigh depopula,ed
Tho population Of Persia at one time il
her history reached about ten millions
but is now less than half that number
The territory is very fertile. and has CIV
cry natural requisite for comfort and pros
pcrity; bu. Incidence aud scnsunlity hav
prevented the people from enjoying .hes
natural advantages.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06
A Great Flower Garden.

You have heard OF old bachelors whi,us.
There are lots Of them on record. But
Henry Shaw, Of St Louie, has given prae-
teal execution to the most remarkable
bachelors cro.chet Of the age.
He is a Scetchmau, a millionaire. and
some rs ysars old. He has constructed the
6ncst flower garden in the world. l. has
$50 acres in il, and Is = gorgeous marvel
Of = garden. 1t has every flower in Il,
sbtainable over the world. that will live in
81. Louis climate.
Il 10 . bswildssisg paradise Of Aoral
beauty. Its cost 10 ess ESQ toll. Shaw
hinsslf don't know. II b Threaded by
wslks. and adorned With obssrvstoriss
and bot hsuss fall u The rasssl exotiss.
A fess u sss hss1ssa easdsnsrs h
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06
LETTERS
To the Boys and Girls Of the Middle
town Academy, Delaware.
No. 2.-"KNow TmysELr."
nv REV. JOSEPH WILSON.


My Young Friends Self knowledge
is Of vast importance in the formation Of
a good character. Indeed, without it there
can be little or no advancement made in
the desirable yet difficult work. by self
knowledge hero l mean n knowledge Of
ones natural disposition and endowments.
Although we all inherit from the first par
cuts Of our race a morally depravod pa-
,urs. incining US to that which Is evil and
disinclining us to that which is good; yet,
there is a great diversity in the eonstisu-
tioa Of human minds rs well as bodies =
Tho physician who would remove a csr-
poreal dstemper inds i, necessary to study
not only that particular disorder, but to
become acquainted with the peculiar con-
stitutional bias Of tho patient. 1t is equal
ly important for each one to know the Pc
culiar moral trait that distinguishes him
from his fellows. Perhaps. no two per-
sons aro constituted exactly alike in mind;
as no two persons have precisely tho same
features Of coun.cnance or bodily organi-
zation. Notwithstanding general simil-
tude, possesses some one trait or combin-
alton Of traits. which distinguishes him
from others and gives tone or complexion
to the whole character. II bssomes ne
cessary. therefore, for each one who would
attain a good and honorable character, to
ask himself or herself, What is my gen.
erai disposition. and have | some pre,ion,-
man, temper or trait Of character. which
may require my special attention, either
to cherish or reprsss it. as il may bc good
or bad p To ascertain this will be found
no easy task. 1t is not to be accomplished
in u day or even year. 1t may require
many years to make complete discovery;
aud il is to be feared that many persons
pass their whole lives without truly know
ing themselves.
In this matter. il you are in doubt as to
your real disposition. it would be we'll for
you to ask your parents, who. above all
others, must DO able to inform you, since
they have been daily observers of your
conduct from the FIRST moment that intel
ligence and accountability dawnod in your
minds Besides, your parents may bo cx-
pectel TO be more candid and impartial
than others, in their judgment aud Opin-
ion; for they love you Us no others can,
and arc the most anxious for ysur i'm.
provsment aud happiness. Next to your
parents. or dear sister or brother, it will
be found advantageous for you to have a
chosen friend or companion Of ysur owr
age to whom you may uubosom yourself
and on whose friendship you may rely, Il
faithfully point out your defects aud en-
courage your efforts At mental improve
mcut.
II you have such companion or frient
let it bs an express agreement between 20,
that you are not to 1sttcr sseh other q
possessed Of remarkable attractions bu
rather Gin a loving wsy) to point out sacl
others defects. and give mutual aid il
your attempts to form such character .
will honor ysur parents, secure tho sstseu
and love Of your friends. and prompt you
lasting peace and happiness.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06

The GRASoxs.-Ths following facts
II trss.worthy--show that the system Of
grsngss is not. . mere idle display Of hes
tility, but that the farmers have reaped
decidedly practical advantages BY refusing
to deal with " middls-men," and buying
their goods direct from The mauufactursr.
A good farm-wagon. complsss. il sold for
hundred dollars; the grange purchases il
for seventy dollars; . plough. fsr which
farmers hsvs bsss paying twenty y-two del
lsss. d bsssht By granger sbs sixteen
dslhss; asy.dsllar ssuisg nsshIss d
bosGht ~ dirty dellsss, - ilsty-ovs
aSllos - ~ oiiay-sise d1l1n6D.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06
To Be Carried in Your PeokeG

Keep good company or hons. Nssse
bo idle. your hand essnss b. ssseHoly
employed. attend to the culiivatise = -
mind. Always speak the sruth. ~
few promises. Live up 70 yoss saUCe
ments. Keep your ows sesssss. z -
havo any. When you spsak y -
look him in ths face. Good soapoag -
conversation are tho very sissws q vjsoups
Good character 10 above IN lhio0o 60
Your character cannot b sosouooD J
injured. except BY your ovs ssas. 1eelD
one speaks evil Of you. les ~ NJ =
such that no one will believe hin. ustGG
no kind Of intoxicating Liquors. Geoe ~
(misforiuue sxccptsd) sisbia ysss looo Y
When yeu retire TO bed. shi6k 49, 60
have becu doing dnrisg the day. 1.ea 1
Make no haste TO b. rich. U - UrcD0
prosper. Small and stsady 0n1no -
competency with TRANQUILITY =
Never play 1t any game u s6ss0a ~
temptation. though you - - -
Withstand il. Earn aeoeS 49, =
spend il. Never ran ists ~ -
can zee Jour way 70 ess 81 q =
bsrrs~ u you can psssltll So
not marry uusil yoa sss - - =
Wiz. Nsvss apsah ssll = -
just befurs yoa ~ o11essoDss e.
self isnoesnt. u - w. ~
Save whsn yoa ars 1eoaG. -
spsud wesa yoa ~ ~. -
ahovoamaaiuo e - eoooo .
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06
@rielnal aleetrp.
AOROsTIO.

May oss whose harp 90 long hath lain
II silence, and with rusted strings,
Some honest, heartfelt, loving strain
Sweep from these Chords as thus he sings .
May happiness, o, maiden fair,
Abide within thy gentle breast;
Rest may thy soul from carking care,
Yea, may thy soul ON Jesus rest
Joy too may hcavcnly joy be thine
Nor foes annoy, nor friesds dcparti--
And may all christian graecs shine
Undimmcd within thy loving heart.
Death then may come,-.hou shall not fear,
As Faith and Hope thine eyes illumo,
lrrndiating litc's last tear,
Nor shadcw'd by the darksome tomb
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06

FALSE 6nAxR-- The false shame which
fears 10 be detected in honest manual
employment; which sbriuks from exposing
70 tho world . necessary economy;
which blssbss more deeply for shabby
sttirs thsn for . mean action. ssd which
breads The suser Of the world moro than
The spbeiadisg Of cosscisnsc- this false
sbans will prove the ruin sf every one who
ssGsss u to inasssss bic thoaghts Of life.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06

- bslIs,s : 70 b hsppy; 10 dssb. is
Y - Srsashsd. Dsshs wssksss, bslisf
= = = slfsso. Dslisf h power. Osly
= ~ = : - telisvss sarossly. uigttiIy.
- - 6 s11etl1llb = ~ - 49, ~
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06

ssus philssophsr Observed. upss rs-
narkiss The great appetite and he ssss-
rsl isutilisy of shs Nsssbsadlasd dsa. .thst
10 naks that ssi,ssl pso1sabls u wss ~
sssssry = hivs psad ssasty viii shil-
- psrpsssally fAiilss y.
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06
Sslest postrp.
DRkUFIFUL LEAVES.

Hk11ng bsasath our passing feet
ossva spsa the lawn aad lane and street,
Beautiful leavesi
Dyeo viii ths hnes Of the sunset sky,
pAl1lse 10 glory % silently,
Beautiful leavesi
Nsvss 70 ftsshen another spring,
Nesse 70 know what the summer may bring,
Beautiful leaves
Wlthefsd beneath the frost and cold,
0eoa V decay In the common mould,
Dsautifhl leavesl
b Vim NJ years that change your tint
1DAsk upca ~ their autumnal print,
Beautiful leaves!
- sball we fall from the tree Of time,
yAds - 70 fade In a wintry climo,
Beautiful leaves!
Dat vhea the harvest Of life Is past,
And We wake In eternal spring at last,
Beautiful leaves!
Nay He who paints your brilliant hue
Fern Of our lives chaplst new
or beautiful leaves
Middletown transcript., 1873-12-06

~ 10 iase6>s - 1sllas y ta1li66s
! s'' =
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. ArRL i6.

WEDNESDAY. Arm 16.
aud Liverpool per STEAMSHIP
Idaho. close NJ. Supplementary NAL on ileI No " NJ
r. closed at D. m Steamship sails al p m IRON r'e' NO.
6NR.
PrusSan Closed Mai sent bv this Line ,u. .A,.,
Mails Tor the German States only, Tor suers
on Bremen steamship Bremen close 81 IL ~ o'eAnsmP
sails At ? o. m. hon Pier Of Tbrist., Hoooken ,
BY the steamship foda ooso A'N "' oeA
ship sails at ; D. M ffom Pier No. 10 k *
THURSDAY. Arm II.
Mails for Europe Plymouth Cherboug aRd Hamburg per steam
.bp Sless close Supplementary MAIL on Pier foot Of
Third ~ ohoken closed At Steamship sails 81 p m from
Pier pol OF Thini-st, HOhoken.
A Closed Mail Is sent by this line
IAN ette deposited in Supplementary Malls must be prepaid with
double postage ii, c,,- -, a. -, -. :.
M Supplementary Mail Pier No. , North River closed
2:50 n Steamship sails At J p m
by the steamship Tybee
Al d m steamship sails m, from Pier No 4 n. r.
Mails Bermuda BY the steamship Ha,erAs close at
steamship sails a D. m. from Pier No 37N r.
FRIDAY APRIL H.
On AMI after letters taken the steamship docks and intended
90 by Supplementary Mails be prepaid double postage By
stamps will be received by the clerk in charge
Ms Halifax s. h closed al the New-York Po0aoe
dav a o. IN. and goes via Boston.
Mails for Newfoundland close the NewYok Pos0mce Fri
Steamship sails from Portland Me- Saturday at
N. Due New York Friday at p m.
Letter postage 10 all the West Indies except when going direct will
be B the half Papers cent each which must be prepaid
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16


H. Vance President in the chair and auoru~
'' ~sm0s''' PETITIONS REFERRED.
OF property owners we onshundred sevehh from
graded curbed gut,ered and Jagged. .,.,.. -,
OF A. b. selesi No. Ol WsyeryPaee' in e'o" to reu Of
prem ''S' '''''' !" MoTioss Sc AND RESOLUTIONS
$ T Ss Stree. Opening. and improvement, be requested
College place extend the street to G'eenTchs]
REPORTS LAID OVER n,,
That from the Fthaye 70 the boue''
That tho vacant ots Oh south between Madison
between Third ss .nd ri Rns ,s
tagged '"' S'''' '''''' '''' -,
built ouebuudd from Second TO
Ts., c9.was be d E Reuee9,s,t OPD No SS S
and Tenthays. be Jagged r.. ,.,.. ., ,so s,,
from southeast corner Of Gouvssur slip be tagged where not Ae
lamps lighted Onebsndred and sIths, from the
Thnsye to Che Rasto Harlem River ,,..
B,S. , s ;,Sat o% UT.1.n D p'' to the East RIVER " WIZ
That Eehushs Madison Rnh-aye, be paved With Belgian
That Thirty yIhst from secondAve, paved with Belgian
h., the East River, be paved
That .third-it, Psve Trdave, be paved with
That Council Of the CITY Of EevYo,k be
2 Is % t,"1 between T and By
tcs Civil Coad and the Fnh District Police Court including
@ S 5 5s S Of p%Rt s 2 ., i q. aadgs rn %
GENERAL ORDERS ADOPTED.
Tt Porysecobd be paved with
That Brodsay as deBe and straghten Thirty
be regulated and graded and The curb and gutter
sidewalks Jagged and rehgge aod
eows be laid and read and the eaagew be paved and DA,d
Belgian rapbock and that the receiving basins ARD
Be rebuilt and that additional new sewers With the necessary
receiving basins and culVeris. be built therein
That Twenty from Broadway to the North River be paved
wit Began o DblOck pavement
That street lamps be lighted hundred aDfourihst from
Eighth To the Boulevard ., ,,..
graded the and gutter and the sidewalks tagged
That the north side Of Fa hsL, between Fh and SI'h
the sidewalks be tagged and refagged.
That lamps be lighted sTysiEhs from tho Boulevard 70
That BLOCK bounded by Fny1h and Pnyseveuhs Broadway
and Eghth-sYe., be fence IN.
laid 10 Sirethst from Tenth 70 BeyenhaTe
That lamps lighted siIetst from Tenth to Eleventh
That stree. lamps be lighted seveneths from Tenth Eleventh
lamps lighted siItySevn.hst from BghhaVe to
the Boulevard. .
That street lamps lighted Fysirthst, between Eighth and
lamps lighted in Ryninths. between Fourth and
That the sidewalk on the north between Fourth
and MadisOnayes be tagged ,.,,
That sy 6rs from Boulevard EnhAye be regulated and
ged the curb and stones set and the sidewalks Jagged
lamps lighted the block Of ground occupied BY
the Normal College and IN sItegha and if4n &
Lexington and in seTenseht, from the Third TO the Fih
That the sidewalk on the east Hhhsve between RVinth
receiving be built the north east corner Of
King and Varcksts
Amrmatve-Tbe President Aldermen Billings, Cooper, Faconer
Fnagau Keh Koch Lysagh M0Rhem Morris Reilly O'tendorfer
That Controller present lease Of the premises
cuped Robert Cu under the Jefferson Market Courthouse and
pay the sum Of $3.50 in consideration.
BY the follow 2 vote:
Flanagan Keh Koch, Lysigh' hOnheme Morris Reilly and Van
NeQstye-Akerman Ottepdorer-L
JOSEPH G. PINCKSBY, Clerk
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP EBw -HoRK...........

PORT or sBw- -YORK.... ..APaIt la
CLEARED.
Steamship Crescent CIV Curtis Havana VIM P Clyde Co.
ssSD Leo DsTOG Es s'G1RS & Sg % fs MosH oS Co.
Steamship wysnoke Couch Richmond City Point and Norfolk Old
steamship Ells Rleh1sl. Phsaephi. wm olyde soo
Steamship Mars Grumley, Philadelphia, Wm kirkpatrick
sp E1.5eS S'Sq;o9 wsS,.sI Anssp 4IhsI Tune Co.
Shp YeahHs Pierce, San FIsnc.cO, Geo D sutton Co.
BARK Athena (GeT C6rsc Bsmen via Philadelphia C TObs,
Rse Bird Bsl LPDe. Croostfdi &C. Funch Edys Co.
Brig Malta. CASSIDY Cas- a. GASsCn SG c! g. H. dsrT 9 Co.
Bas Ida G srj Williams, Ha1sn. Pump: sonS
Bng D. S Soule Soule, Matanns II. Winchester Co,
Brig Miller ThOmps CsrdeDas Miller Houghon.
BrS llOmely (BE lie Dame New Carlisle Geo Buley Co.
Sae Burton Burly Stanford Stamford Manufacturing Co.
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Of Antwerp r BROOKS Liverpool Apn and
tH with is and p 70 IN1 S p ae and oDssD
%. with mdse. and pass Williams GuiOn-
with mdss and pass to Kunbsrdi a Co
steamship JscntO. Hazard SsTsnnsh with mdse and W.
steamship Champion LOctwOOa Charleston, pass
BsrI Sof Larsen H.repool q d.y, with railroad iron.
Bark Hemod No Krog Swansea 20 DAYS with railroad iron
e. H. Duva f Yarmouth ~ ST. Hilton. MddlesbOro IS days
Brig Despea (of Halifax n 81 Atkins ArecebO p R., Is days
sne Adane Richardson Crowley Trinidad Cub, days with sugar
DGp9SG T.Poe aOS.y: With wood and nd goat s.n
i've OAK n.,,-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
sosros April l5Anyed steamship Flag from CtaresOni bark
Cochran, yepool ehrs Jennie Wood from Ponce p r.
Bird Osren Ca Albert Butler from Charleston
PoRrASD. Me. April l@Anived steamship P'ynesisn from
Liverpool Aprl3
LEwEs Del April l5-Arved schr Prairie Bird Cardenss
for New-YorE. Sailed, sehr. John Bind, for New-York
RICHMOND Va April 2-Auyed steamship Richmond Lawrence,
from New.lOfk.
GALVESTON April 8Anived schr. Kse ~.uwOth Mead frOm
New-lorf
FOREIGN PORTS.
LoNIoS April l5The Williams Gaon Line steamship Nevada,
NeSYoK April for Liverpool arrived at Queenstown
o'clock Sunday afternoon The steamship Nile, em AspmWs
and West Indian ports. arrived al Southampton Sunday
PLYMOUTH April l5The Hamburg American CompanFs steamship
Hammauia this at ~ this
HAVANA April 1.-THE steamship Moro Castle from
Hew.iOrt
DISASTERS.
Brg (Br April 12 from H,vagueI
April T. lat 20 20 long q. hre.
boat and alongside and ptoed ave
bales Of cotton; could
Sch PersOn EewYOrk before reported ashore
without damage and Arnvrd Baltimore April r.
Me- April l5Durng the gale Of Saturday night the
Boston
Lowes Point She badly sprung and partially lied Sth
water.
For Latest Ship hetos FIN Pa0e.I
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16
gorrorallon Notices.
ORDINANCES APPLICABLE TO THE OR

ORDINANCES APPLICABLE TO THE OR
BINARY gsR OF Ts CssIkA s M Board G 81 %
D. 1873 Op. e.s hs following n e s ' ~, use q the the
No one shall enter or leave the except the established
ways any remain IN after y o.oes a.
night dnns the az month. beginning % % nor a. s, % & Ss1c A.
It's general bo authorized beyond he reEs hours
any vail eSe h .esi statue or other erection
shrub other plant throw stones OF other missiles nor aso
Gre play any offer things for sale
GI Rs G'D pr e iy P 1 1as: noS Si%9s'
beg or publicly solicit subscription, or GonnoHoe no' % f S%"
make orstOn harangue nor utter loud hIennS '0ue
Ill No quadrupes except those placed in The PARK By ne tomm
a, more n .s and horses and others used for pleasure
travel shall be driven conducted into the Park or allowed TO remain
w. used only by person, pleasure carriages or on
either shall be veil bTo2e1 aR constantly control they
ma, be easily s 9 % % .s. b. SeP % Gs sa sS ass nor
rate Of speed on the dIye o. more
nseper sna % aesm % % T XII be ebsclS or that it should
:, ned % az % s ,,rred ,nd S 20 direct bJ gesture or other
wise shall be the duty Of the rider or driver Of such animal 70 oq~
driven u red to stand 'nywbe[; except on the DIV. or noe
& no 20 % Stns % n'e ne than those whom
has brought in No omsbus o. wagon and no %sSn cart & %
rubbish and Gre engine osr sPpsau. on G eI
VI No military or target company civic funeral other pro-
persons carrying the body Os dead shall enter or be allowed
on any part OF the PAR; Pars; -, "A. st u , %, ,h,o. =,
place animal thing II the waters disturb annoy Tic
birds animals 10 the Park.
VIII No person shall the turf except when and where the word
posted indication that at that time and place all
persons allowed to go lit
TX No person shall bng into within the Psrk any tre
plant pueked branch portion thereof
When protection Of life the ohcers
Of the Park all to remove Tom ana
keep of any designated part thereof
XI the of person In the Park be shall bo forthwith con-
the officer IN charge OF whcn
shall determine whether be shall thence be eoneed before magsae
or BE- discharged.
By the DEPARTMENT Of Public
PHrks HENRY q. STEBBINS. President
w WBrrrKNoRE SecrrtarT.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16
DECISIONS-APRIL IS.

Suprcme COurt-ChdmbTS-By Judge Barrett
In the o. " w. Stuyvesant supposed unatc Commission
fsnel Whitney agt Whtneyhoton denied with costs smith
agt BnionAOion granted for h Pndy Nhitmore sgt Van
S,eenburghMouon denied Clark SmhReps confirmed and
Judgment granted Howell HoEeLMoion granted Smith ct
NOMoon ened In the matter Of the application OF Mary j.
Farrell GeO MOttRerenc ordered and order settled In
the matter OF tue " y Life nsurabce and Trust Cempan-kpor
confirmed AMI order granted.
SaDeriOr CORrt-Special Term-Bv Judge Sedgwick.
Newton United states Trust Compsny-Orer Of reference
Dodge Henne-O1er Of reference Coar sg OBnenOrdsr
grsuted. Powell ag. Camp-AcOn dismissed with costs
By Judge CuS-Skpey agt The BOWery Observation-Disclosures
FLED
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16
PASSENG ERS ARRIHED.

PROM L1vBRPOOL-In steamship Apnl lS-Capt
Washington Reed b. Wild and family n vurm Berger, Mrs Pauline
Berger Mrs H. Legge. H. Johnston. and l3l In Storage.
FROM LIVERPO0I-In steamship GUY Of Aniptrp April Is
Col Sidney C. Loe W. Phillips r. Williams and lady George Phil
bps Adams W. Montgomery Rcbb and lady obb
H. Acton Dgmsn Mr. Grebb and LADY, MISS Rnbb YHGghtOn
p BigeloW and lady, Master r. RObb.
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

52l Moon 0:7
Sandy HOOK 9i51 Cove Island 1921 Hell tate Ferry. eO2
N
Sandy Hoos Cows Hell Gate ferrV 06
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16

fe preteusea Charles REILLY, attempt burSap lieory c
ssOIeO goods Albert D. Sm petit larceny o ooa'0"
raInhi
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16
Citp Real gsIale TOR 5als.

A PERFECT GEM.-0nly S26,OO-,-a,lsS,,,I'sS w.
N HlL-Pourstory brown. stone hgn'siosp h0ssh ,o
mast be sold HATCh a VAN UOhhN' o'-,,,fsg ,,fsg
A FOUR-STORY BR0WN-SrONE hOOsss HUI
"A on Murray Hn FOR SALE quite new. only $50" ~
BIB. MERRILL Co. o. West Ihirt,-ih.rist - IA
A FOUR-ST0RY brOwn-Stone HOUSE,
"A II Ras Pety6rstst l,T60rl00 for SALk Terf eaeaR
b. b. MERRILL a Co. o. West Thirty -tAir 81 >,.cr
A The elegant Murray Hill corner l'1srs hOSssS .
"A. tstory h-oOp browss - isei S ,Tqs se sIns
proyement hAICh van Do"'., ,,.,,,5T No
A FOUR-STORY, brown-Stone HOUSE. b
n So East sxty-srst-st dnishei IN cabnes of 5A,D "
A FOUR-ST0RY Brown-stone HOuSh, ss
than s35 OOo Inquire b. MRRillL CO. o. Nss. -.
BUSINESS PROPERTY for SALE.-i i.1,,sss ls rsis
ID class hncG STORE No. 65 Bgosd H. viii De so ~ ~ pea
reasonable wrnA G.2eD hohHh AoNV uoIrSg
A FOUR-STORY BROWN-ST0NE hVS,s'r n 'ss'r
~ ssyenthI LeIngtou ave, -u, " ri No.. tsR
aeuts 81 500 aoibns less b. b MERRILL %, ",frsgs
CEVERAL first class brown-stone NV
- Tor SA'N ''' 70 GRorfaGS, coBuES Co Cd sS' r,
A THE elegant, and preeminen1sgy. sy.ssss
~. cheapest. freseo-d and painted tsioT hsht.ooin
HATCH VAN p0khN' s"",,otrsg
A FOUR-STORY, high-stoop, brick .Sss,ss
n nr SALE on Sevrnteen.Gst feofts ave. ssF
Price y JAN. Apply to Il. K. DREW VS y"
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A THREE-STORY, high stoop' orossr,sss oS's az, -
IN UOUsk for SALE on West Nisrecn'h e he,i READ s~
1lOo. Apply o. H. r. DRBW Co.. Ma "''
fihh Avenue Hotel E.gh'
A FOR SALE on Lexington-aye.,a e.,aIl,S nse' srsss..
~. Sts'' sssS aaS,% ,S' 10 X s'' DsSw o., Ne I'VE"
third S.. Filth Avenue Hotel
New-York tribune., 1873-04-16

PHILADELPHIA aud ERIE RAllIROAD-
i ONLY DIRECT ROUTE WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS, TO
THE OIL REGION LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN. Trains
will eav. Desbrosses and CorisuJttt Ferries -
sW N kne Express daily except Sunday WITH Pullman re
Car tbrvugh from kewloTk OIL City. AfTVe sunbpr oSDi
WhsmsDot s3s Loeb Haven g55 Remove llO m irvinssn
sosi Cory 6:0j Ere Tt5 Connect. lfTu.tou aud Corr
With OIL Cet and Alexhenv River lot the OIL Regee kns
With Lsts shore X r. for al points West
80 m. Ene Mail tdaiirl with Puilhan PAlaee Car from
Philadelphia 10 Bne Arrive Sulbury cas- Nih,mspef toi
Loeb Haven s'o Remove ~ Ineob SiOj Cou, 6Oj Er,.
Csunes at lr,ineon and Cary w Oh Crest ssd ALE
ghen' River o the oil ReoR Enc sth L.i sao for
w A. BALDWIN 6su,rsl Superintendent