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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-09-18
How to Keep Eggs.

The following is an extract from an alti-
Gle On this subject published editoriaIIy in
the London (England) Farmer
For storing eggs a very good plan is to
have a large board pierced with holes in
regular rows MANY breeders keep them
in bran; and this latter method is, perhaps.
best for those meant only to be eaten, but
for setting hens the pierced board has
many obvious convcniences. They should
be always kept with the large end down
wards This direction being exactly con
trarN to that usually given, we should
state that our attention was first called
specially to the subject by y most mtelli-
gent lady who advocated this PLAN allcg-
inc as the probable reason of it, superior
ity, ''keeping eggs on the small end APP
pears to me to cause the air bubble
to spread. detaching it from its mem
branous lining, and, after being kept so
iur a fortnight the air-bubblc will he found
to be much spread, and the egg to have lost
much vitality, though still very good for
eating She then described her success
the other way, adding, Owing to this
method such Il thing rs a stale egg has
never been known in my house and as
regards success in Matching, for several
seasons, when was able to attend to my
poultry myself of many broods set every
egg produced chick" We were by no
means hasty in adopting OF recomm ending
this plan, but after careful observation and
comparison for two seasons, have proved
undisputably that both for eating or setting,
eggs do keep much better the large end
down. There is, after a week, a marked
difference in eggs kept III the two positions
as regards the spreading Of the air bubble
which is well known to effect both the
freshness for eating and vitality for setting,
of stored eggs-and after three weeks the
difference can be disccrned even by the
taste alone. 1t will, Of course, matter
little which mode is adopted, provided the
eggs are used for either purpose within a
short time; but the longer kept, the more
the difference from the two positions in
creases, and while eggs stored with the
small end down cannot be depended upon
after Il fortnight to produce more than a
proportion Of chickens, those kept in the
way we now advocate will keep perfectly
GOOD for hatchino n month or oven more
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-09-18

EFFORTS TO RECOVER THE GOLD.
The British government of course lost
little time in endeavoring to raise the sunk
en- vessel but the war came to a close, and
their forces were obliged to retire from
the country and to abandon the Hussar's
guineas as well as other treasures that
they had esteemed as their own.
Even after peace was declared the Eng
lish, being naturally unwilling to quit
such a property sent out regular expe-
dition furnished with all appurtenances,
and its officers built upon the shore of the
land nearest the wreck Il small hut of
logs and stones which is now inhabited by
fisherman. Stories are told of great
scenes of feasting and revel that took
place in that strange spot, and ca
pacious wine cellar Now degraded to the
use of the hens) is still to be seen.
The government of the United States
objected to the presence Of the wrecking
expedition Of foreign country in our
waters. Accordingly the brig and all her
crew were recalled by the home powers,
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
rrDERAL CRIMINAL PRACTICE.

In the United States Circuit Court, yester-
asv criminal terIn in the OF Geo. s. DuDning IN
aeed for embezziug money from the Sub Treasury ex
MAYOR Hall withdrew the motion TO quash; aud ASSIST
.ui United states DistrietAttorney Purdy eeeted 10
ny Dunning what is known as the NiDDara Dill Inc
,e vas set down for March y. In the case OF John
garshine and sgismund warshing indicted for fraudu
lent bankruptcy time was given TIL next Monday to
prrpare briefs on motion quash. In the case Of John
Heore indicted for embezzng letters from the PostOf
hre molten 70 quash the ground that the Indictment
ioinsd several feOnies denied Oseph ID FuIqy'
is5eted Tor shipping fireworks and other comDusNDles
improperly marked, pleaded not guilty IN the case OF
Josepb d. King Jas. F. Clark. William Rushmore, VIII
Iis sutton and JAS SeOield jointly indicted Tor snug
giing into this port in the British steamer DENMARK
brandy and other liquors nOie prOscqUt wac entered
and tie prisoners remanded 70 await the framing
ef another Indictment .Jas. ScOrheid indicted Tor
smuggling ladies apparel INTO tins port was Iounu hV'
guilty.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
CIVu. NOTES

A motion was made yesterday, IN behalf OF
Nj Brady before Justice Fancher. in Supreme Court
Chambers for a mandamus 10 the Controller 70 pay
b for $3.50 for engrossng laudstory resolutions ordered
By the Board OF Supervisors the death Of James
Watson former County Auditor. This charge was once
naksed the Board Of Audit and AppOTtOnIneut, anu
he action was then rescinded Mr.. Sirahan claimed
mat mattered little whether they rescnded the resOu-
ton OF not as 10 originally nnllty, since TINS was
as proper claim against the county Decision reserved
Frederick Greer, publisher Of the Universal
Biography hos sued Jay Gould and George Crouch on
ssnrract to purchase copies each Of As work AT $50
spiece jay Gould put in general denial 70 the com
plant but yesterday he requested Judge Loew IN the
Common Pleas, 70 allow HIM 20 put in a supplemental
answer stating that consulting with ms WE ne nad
earned thar he had ordered copies aud that ne ad
tett ed ia full Or $3.50 Counsel IN opposition Onered 70
rad an affidavit Of the plaintiff, but t was objected 10
defendants counsel on the ground tat II ulo ngl
gtate the age residence occupation OF the paMl5H
Counsel offered 20 withdraw his objection II palntHs
soanse would positively where ms client lyes on
his refusal do this. the matter was deferred
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
DKPARTUR8 OF FOREIGN MAILS.
FRIDAY. MARCH a.

FRIDAY MARCH a.
Mai halifax cicse he SeWiork PostOnee every
daf Il 6 o. m goes Boston.
Mail fr Sewndsnd close a the SeH.York Post Ooe FIN
D. steamship sails from PorIsns Ne, on SATURDAY Al
ID. Dne SeE.Y0rk FnGay. 50 N.
e,ter hostage 10 al th- West sdes going direct viii
be prcpsid.
SATURDAT MARCH Is.
Ha or Great Britain and France VIA Qnsensiosn ard Liverpool by
steamship Adrac lJ' N. Supplementary Nal on
white star Dock Ferry Jerse City will close al 45
steamship sas ir9m White star Docs, PavoniA FeH
Por Closed Nails FOR Continent Europe SOUTHAMPTON and
Bremen hv The steamship Deutschland mails close at y 30 No
Supplementary Mail Steamship sails al H. ron loot OF Trost
iobOAen
steamship Ih0rEal1sea
close Steamship from Per No IS "
Ms DHerars ST. Thomas ad Barsdoes o ie steamship
Pier IT, & X
Aas for C Antonio, clese Al
sieanshIg L. 4 8 u IA. from Pier No. 20 L. x
SUNDAY. 10.
Mails a. y Tir Fus-Ohee Is ron
m toIl
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
THE COURTS.
,,.v IN THE STOKES CASE.

.aae of Edward $. Stokes came up
i% m the GENERAL Term Of the Supreme court
Tnases Ingraham and Davis, ON an Application uy
sers the District Attorney. to have uay sc.
NJ =. the argument Of the appeal Mr. Phelps stated
asvn n necessary that the case should be ar
sasl a.r,y as the middle OF April1while hr' DOS
s' ,rbo represented Stokes, declared in reply 'ha'
F1a Ne difficult for the counsel ON his side 70 Ee'
sor the argument in that time good oeAi OF ',o
.r now remaining would have to oe taSen up IN os
p'n' p.' "a, heeu begun Judge IngrSham told MT Dos
hat that work ought to have been begun three
- seo. and that Judge Davis would not nave
,sd me stay II he had not understood that the ap
,.ors he argued Immediately. After further talk
- Argument upon the necessity of delay, the Court set
a. ease down for April q.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
nrcIsInNs-MARcn 1a.

Sa,,vexas COHvF-C ChambtTs-Dv Judge Fancher.-
P.rsou 81 Al an Ferguson s-Peion granted en- tn
n, The ourittee Of bond penalty q SO o win sie -
provided K1eben Of re oI
repor grted Peek sg PeekReierenoe grapieo 20 az
report Germana Ii Ina Co agt HAYES e 80 ,os
ed "a compute Sc Hooper Nichols ei sLkepefi
Armed the exceptions therrto are ovened Inc .,o
Chsmers proper for confirmation ei suh
By Judge Hareu-GoOiyesf sit Goodyear ei Ai-Ofoe'
Superior Couri--Speciai Tem-By Judge van FoIst. n
-Pstterson AT stenau aOrde granted Holman ge
Motion - rerver rrsute Nichols ag Darrell ana orr
rez Granted HavoDeieDdaats substitute loi
urori is.gs allowed pcdngs suneeaiy n1caIe INC
he ed srrrnn aE HsrrgSOidr for Aifaony Ana II
Sehre, at Poeke-Oner granted Nerrbaeh Agt vs1lNh
Insursse CoOneT gsHte1 Aensnia t1re ihsnahoe Oo az
de-Ores granted ~ -, IA. O,ds, dsuy.
ipr ,potion with 10 10 defendant
Common Pleas-SpeciGl TcTun-By Judge Loew'-
vallette agt Coe-MoHoa granted
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
cRIMINAL NOTEs

In the Court of General Sessions. before Judge
t.,ts-sue re-e~av Burglar u The
ua degree The PeuteHsary ioI year his
NJ. Obv rzul 4rcenT fog Dora Aren't grand
sfv -rni DoEne sssaut Ed dangerous weapon
sb eal % 10 bodily narm Prison casei Farrell
m Fr,uk Darrell foh, at.emu az hurgav ~ me
degree gear sset.JsHe kTb! glEd areaI
nsUue4.
Al the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
6ea Hoe,r committed default OF = 900 bail
picEn iae pocket McCarhT Of No zs ssyenh-sve
picking
B. Lrn held for breaking into the stable
No. - Michael CONWAY
o. teshng
Barclay n murray
Putnam House ;ound at No l4
ths smith iyed Mansssa Ba
charged t stealing lojiery which
Thonas brought for e1aninaol
ud a. here evidence ubgaatate tie
be aou0rsb.r discharged
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
rnE coRpEs MuRpER TRIAL.

Pha ;urv in the Charles COrdes murder case
rompleted Yesterday before 1880 the two new
-, nstae Theodore Kandes and Joseph Buchanan AS
,t.nt District Attorney Russell then opened the case
A., .he people and called Antonio Muller VINO Is pV
,u5eter of the boarding house and saloon No l'' ~
a A was there that the hght occurred anu nc '~A -
heU Eggene Hauck and the prisoner came ~ 'n - ~"
.nd fell INTO dispute in confused Enghsh reia.,'o
-. ., and tbc services rendered by the soldiers OF
prussia and Bavaria Cordes oontendihR 'na' -
.arr,orr were far superior. and HaneN' VINO
s.ld.r in the Bavarian army,
y ,o,gbt in the Franco Germanio war
bnoruy asserting that Bavaria was emitted 10 Ihe
- soon the controversy grew warm. and Cordes ap-
- An opprobriOus epithet 10 HSuok repeauuE u
,her Of times despite a warning 70 dessi Al lengtn
asnek becoming enraged. pushed the prisoner O"oA
.,rd on the floor COrdes rushed 10 the par sezea nc
80 ~ hibitod and with II made rnsn az nls SPpo
III Dunn the deceased who was an od man anu s ,ls
pce Of Hauck. stepped IN 70 protect MS in the te
nrht the blow his wrist, the prisoner htVlne S .n9
go nrrased at the moment. The blow nearly seNerea
se srn and blood flowed in streams rom me Wouhu.
Tee bartender then knocked the prisoner u0"h VIII
ebsir and witness took the knife from nm. ,.,
NJ Hovyo xamiued tbs witness az some lehgth
,1c,inr that prisoner went int the saloon IN
-.sse-f8i rav aad was inveiged into dispute DY
H.ark Who struck him violent 0lOw, when IeiIeu nlu
~ ~ Ground The witness placed his hand upon me
So, 40 ~ Howe 10 Illustrate the position OF Dunns
800 A the time OF receiving the cut, ana the kne use
- sio,sn and identified. Tne weapon Is an Ordinary
NN .-- sr;fe sbqrrane1 10 an edge used FOR cut
tng bread and han sandwiches IN the lager Deer soOH
where the tragedy was enacted. - -, 49,, ,s
Eacene Hauck of No. II Jay-st, with whom the prs
s,er fought was examined through the Coufl IN
tTrprtter but his testimony was the same 10 IL
- peIer's From the testimony OF Chares smut jas
aos Joseph Schroeder. the bar tender John MOi ana
1trers il seems that Hauck only showed CoTues, anu
81 me latter fell more through drunkenness tha Irom
a. pusb that COrdes held the knife ten minutes before
~ Bsed H. and hat Dunn, who was killed ava nOt az
tupf 10 strike single blow, but merely sought 70 pre-
80 egbt After further testimony from Deputy Cor
oner marsh. the Court adjourned
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
Us. srPREME coURr-wAsHIyerox. March -


No 155-New-O Orleans Mobile and Texas Railroad
Csnpssy at Hsmiug Crcuit Cour Of bon.snss
, =, ~ &c % IN n lo5 E 70 sf isS' S ss % 81 iS s Ss
~ property of ~ I. he defense E,s sai ne w"1 va, a'
isasoen result Of biz careiessnes and
Sss1 sa % Ssio.s lie Rs sfsr fnr possession o under
ssO shor hrBg been osers PaShe -h.r sna y 20 g o0e
enarod recover. Ibs vefad sAs aocordingJ Tor
ut, : sr,.1 p H. bsis Of Az fbs naurA0is Of
AZ t,t -ber an srsoBs
hs o The landing Of vessels oeps' Of goods tryls Of nets &C.
sao nav wharf re dues sDo oher ehaFes esao
s.s % y A. Sn % ssI gss, % & ,sf % a'9T ~. Re -,or las 1
ss sOeoed his Of ne PgbBe asd sHian eT Wharf
.sesures uns about ne operJ snd ths s tie real question
c.pesI 'or psinaE error, r. J Dursni foE ae.sdiHt
No Ya0b error CTcuit Court for he District d
issna ss q Iseb % noss Of Bo,e sises "a hs'
80 S.' p ~ fsI.iy . S & p M o. I o s -s, men S.o vas
sss 80 ~ Z = % & not b rs.d 5, iSS, o. ths STATE ps
suhsequeBiy av " h UHted states
ss impaired TIE obgatOa The verdict va M he snosli oi as
so sba toe nsd hs otAe q hs CosI u J, m.in.shea
At s Cons on u The STATE and he fourteenth atsani .
- ,Ss "a -, ,,S , s /. r.., se o ss.oS s h,
pAs ion he Consi1uon sbou uoaug ne otssione o. eon
q sssi ised By tbs Co.Oa u does
pTopoaon Tat slaves p1ressss good at
gosr2 Y ne si p9ssf o. 'ee Gosefnnsn' 0s s are ys o
p Philips for Pasiauasi ae,naans nei appearing
he Western Dsias nehigsnThs
- 81 % e. y q '.si,ss ..sss q ne cG%gsy % .I .,- @
s e n ,ls an q sz ei yea .S.5'i ESQ Of TIM.
rehson q iulUnss b accident taVeag his
natyes N ei death from accident sTe shen result
Iat sihih ~, ron hs q tas accident The de-
neasee or of 1shS1h that be died When
ias "a ron A1skegoa VlAss Aee, hs home DafOa,
ebSut eght miles oash loot sbopi ~
covered Egei g Buhle
of bis journey foot traxhg h
Without be
travelling BY public
Company tLst n o,a uo .asr,
bF
eui 6soge Gsy plaintiff esoTi H. C. RsbpssS or defend
saiG
Ne isUuiiea States ag BsiDors and Ohio Railroad Csnp.pr
karaadIbe qoesios presa 4, ~.
whether fes cOgpsny s o ar sg9s sss p1J
sheT 1854 70 The CJ Of Bsinmors y
Ia IA n accordance sie a. sgre@s0t between
ibdemhiJ ttf city
A scar ac Of The Company r-
SeSsr CsmYsuY provide the e iron quarter aJ q0AsI
needed the Interest and 81 sst nh
pay pnsepa Tks Conpsly has ssssd from
saarr payuslt, o oY eaBaed hs
tss bui because By The o seAes ne pshsss ato
tAs Trsssa - the Soses1esh FAe
C.aJ eaES hat here ssn u pF esisse ne ssssi of
a. eea1 ae bers eoa bt %
that Axatde kteaass th pfspsy
ef Bsaroefon tts fsret
Ae nsfng thai
sn ass " ENVY s sssiIati Dssvsss
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

g,v,s. Ger Rehrana Passed Balpo~ hsrf ~ bvr,nse
nom llalia rem Asyssnea fAsse' oa' s"y ~
for Dublin; brx Red Wing, for kio JAneiro - M, -
H.T.rN1H ia MA-h la--Arvd. sbip 6rahams Poll, ron
Hsvre ordered 70 HewGot; YOunger rom Dublin oaerso
Dob0y. ,r -. -. r..
New York
DISASTERS.
h h.,k ID fpl Doape from Msanras York. before
reported ashore ashore O'Clock the morning
a. M lh near Sbepseai lies bead here IN an eAA
poson and leaks but He The Coast Wreking Company are AZ
o Rrherng lSugr and will bAn her on n soo
as R ent auau has been psoea On
beard which Keeps her free from water. MI r,,-.t.
goRyoIK Va March 3The steamship Fe Nv from Phi soha
for Havana repair her boiler She wall probably s~ oh DAT
urdsN -,
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PORT OY SEW-ToRk

PORT OR SEW-TORK.. ............. MARCH o.
CLEARED.
s,e,nsbp Fuaa ttsrl Meier Hamburg ke. kuuhard CO.
steamship TyDee Deanoy ssRaBa PoTsnPa ke spoaod Bros
sssmb City Of hs1ieo sheryos5 MeroO F. Alex
STEAMSHIP Magnolia Palmer savannah " Garrison Co.
stesmshp Gsueu' BeSr.e Boston H. 7; Dimees. e PIT
B1.4 & 49, -- iss Tslsp @ Torsor g. Pasch EdT. 4 Co
BARK Clarendon BrJ Lavender Buenos AyTes, W. H. T.
JsTE Emma Brl Gbrssr orders J F. Whitney Co
GerasniA ortl HennHetseu OportO asrTey BrSsn
ss5 q c.5e l W.ieT McFsTand JaeEson1ls Warren Raw
Seh W g. KughtoH- kughoa kHson and Market D. J. " en-
sb Anua w. Collin. roOker MusquAsb Ialst Bro
ses5 sss " eassi eas saSsy rn6sS SsI. SsT Hs7,u
SeBr. lsase Geen Philips, San Bla'
se5r Sour 5oha, siis Williams, wilmington, \. c
sess SSi . B. webb Gross Bsr10oa.
Se6 s p Godw waierbu stamford stamford 30
ARRIVED.
steamship clgds Kssnay galy'g2 March va AsJ West Sh
sesm.p Gen Sedeuiek Ns-~Osns March 8 sih mdse
stesssbip Wssaiss Fh NevBedord pass
st,P Gaeros Ioi LOsdopl Hogs oe. u. with rnds
Bars Fresh HsfI Gould MonieTidsO s5 days with
BARK isOaqus Co shslOurus 81 Banks cArdsu u day With
SerIs's s ,1.s. a.s: - s.. s. % b.s oesa r. %
~, ssse P.sbod~ NeEsv Charleston days
Sebr BhdoO loi Phadspia LoFeand Havana u days With
schr Larna Bel of BOOIhaysn b Pence a. z With
sehr Frntin Treat Of Prarsfor H. NsaEO Is dAyr With
orAoges, kc ~ n, - -
sehr & st le BOcihbAsl Pnfham Barseoa - dAJs WI"
snlt
sheppard Morton Georgetorn e. " daIs, va De
ssreB Br.GkW with naVai stores
srHOONERs-KiTKK coAsTWisG
u.r-v cro.sv Pro,ideure j. l. Worthiugton Providence
fsir,., One E e. StSuingt0n.
Majestic. New -LouG0n knntrr fAh river
a P,aino-. FrsBkhh. stobBgtOn-
s.,a- p,o5d~.c~ Thoa. Csh1, PtoFideno.
T,.s,o, p,aTd.pe. EdwsTd Ewing Rew-IiAFen
p..is, s,s,.fars Pfynsslb ROck, Boston.
p,,.so, p-c,.ieu,. L. H. HAIeh. A6detosn Ct
n J.. DAVIS, New HsysH- N l. hophlhs bSsLon;
n - Rs. Rasi.s Charlotte Brown Providence
a.. W,ssf,A FrAIkin, BTookbaEen
Psllsdium. Providence Iabiha hsnhAn HofNaA
usnrT Rsns,, andg,san Plying Fish. BIogepon.
J. Il. Hala6as, Mes Haven. H. hihi 'eNh.eu.
kAieeiias Ellsworth. mana He@ihs' S"i"'sA
SAILED.
s.,u.ba, Ps. a., u.ntnrs Csfy Of Msrseo
hAAsse fyb~s. M bhip ahns ~ SAAb "' h.'
btTf Polly Lewis,
HiAD-hRSeeSI, soaeFate ~ w.: clear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
bctISs haset iJArnye steamship hcptsht zen
bsrf fsua Topaz. honZ
FSh1As4 hopssA Va, March la-Astd. eTs ksAsLss heH
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
Gteamboats ano hailroaos.

CENTRhI. RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Soery with r. Hampton Janos ws
the delaware and Western Railroad Pnhpsesy sh
the Lekrh DIVISION; and AZ Esoe VIZ - ensh
Valley Railroad connections forming direct me 70 tisDsfgs
the West Of also 20 Centfsi $40
ALLBETOws LINE TO TIE WEST
NlNIER ARRANGEMENT
Commsneng Dee 10, l872-i4ssys Hes-loFk a. follows
m--NaY fra n
mhor fleuaxtOB. BsoB Bethlehem. Bath bsora Csan
WEssbare Pston hhau0y City MI Carmel Ha1eton lunkAs
I0Hnda "sverey. br0azb Rilsmts Dan
VII. &c Connects ~ J1Bction With Del Jack West X
"a n-MoRsISs RKPKEss dy teroept sundaysi for sssson
Fenten EasOn ssueh Chunk WesArre Serssoh, To
Wsbda, Waveriey Nc
IB:l5 a. n.--NaT rrsn foy sOmerlle.
u m--WaY Tram for someryie.
-Por Baston, Bath Allentown haueb Cbupk
Mahauoy Ctg Nesrare ScsntOa. Readpg COanbs,
Lancaster Bphras PoitsviIe. Harnsburz kc
70 p m-Ror RsstOn. Bethlehem and AHentoEn
m.-F Plslnasd.
400 mPOr Bson Allentown. and hanch Chank
Jnnst stIoav Dell LAek.a nd West r.
4.yG o. b.-Por sOmerville and Penanson-
EO0 .. B.-For Sonervie.
sol m-EvKS1Se ErrHEss iaiy Bs0n Bethisb.m Allen,
town Reading Harrsburg Pttsnrh Chicago Cincinnati
$500 6:45 D m-Por SonerTile.
E30p -fEInigran-Por Bssi0r.
nd n 90 D. n.-For Plsin6eh.
gor Traefb al 200 75 800 s:t 300 e:o iols.
II O IIas NJ 1900 % ce 200, ES g.oo g;g $50
400 AIS $50 AS 5:I5 $50 5S 500 s1O sS 73 f;0
y,st -, be We ear be Obtained
road Of NewJsrsy Lberty New York and at The principal
boe. and tietet Offices in Neu-York Nity.
'0e' 'n' '''' r. E. RICKER. Superintendent aud Eng'r
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14

- N. ,,,,ro,n eempsry, and The cty having en-
sssd IN trsSrtea investment not snesy 'sesops ,s
M erson and protected by The fue hat msnlel
M eer,errtous arshle a. H. Whsms snn n V "
Ec,ernrsept. j. r. !. J. Merritt steele Tor rsfVao
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
IMMATURE ALMANAC

sur riss,. G.l3 ss... Moon So
Hell ate Ferry .lo;l7
H.@H DSY-P
~ Heu Gate ferrT Job
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
fon0on advertisements

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
X The Most Delicious and Cheapest s,Boe IN the World
Warranted pure and free nom injurious isgredent
e-9 90 BOITLEs SOLD IN ONE MONTH AUGUST, lb11e
sale unprecedented in the history Of SSuces .
ao by Croers Druggists and Omea IN bottles, Al b la hn0 -
Trade Mart-Niow Pattern Plate beware o. lni1aons
Manufacturers: G00DAlL, BAcKHOUSE q CU,
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
:!:':EII iii

III, BRsT and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet introduced For
III, relief Of Genera DEBILITY and Los of Appetite 10 IN
valuable purity by The Food JournA Arthur M
HasSal D. WeniWorth L. Scott, T. G. y r a. > L.,
r. s A. kc. Gocers. OilDen. and ChenFn 10 hge
GOODALL BACKIOUsE CO..
Leeds. England.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
Alarple ann Slale HldntcIs.

Hlnrple ann Elale HlIntcls.
KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE,
n. IZNG wORKS IA and ID Bast Egheenth-st hsroe n9
Nsre Mantels filing Coune Monunent al pnees thai
defv competition Marble turning for the trade
CTEWART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant gns sie of description. MARBLE and
WOOD NANTRLS r. r. STEWART Co, 20 and ~ West
TgeniY-thira-st. Seyenth-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1873-03-14
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Gitn Real gsidte for Sale.

Gitn Real gstdte for Sale.
A -FIFTY-FIRST-S ST, between Fifth and
Sirthaye college lease O ustory brown stone
h!ghoop HOUSE frescoed painted throughout With mirrors
6rurrs ouer; bargain sold a. once HAh
'-'' HAfCH van DoRES 90 siIth.Ie.
A CHANCE seldom ofiered-Beautiful three
n ro.y hrhoop brick HOUSE. Mount MoTs PARK and Madison
We : Ogg es tLau he sold this week
' LIvERNoRE LlSSCorr 65 WAlst
BARGAINS ON Fifth and Eighth-aves front
ID ng Cutra sixth Seventh above the PARK
ui'n1 D'" WM II. RAYYOR
81 PIuest
MAST SEVENTY -NINTH-ST., near Lexing--
II tonae desirable hreestorv hh stoop nrosn-tone ho' ~
for sai. RULAKD WHITING, BeoSmanst
TOR SALE-0n Forty -eighth-st west OF and
near Ifhave. iourorv drscass onefroni mocefn snd
complete DWELLING college lease abcat u ges TO run % si
At : 80 per amen pnoe Su0OO0 HO1bh Aoh6ANl
g,jl9 zIlhe & st. ~
NOR SAIF-A most desirable PROPERTY
sheh IRON is proximity 70 broadway nieLsre
Is valued Broadway property e , 4, d p,
(l2s2l hoMhh dOhnA : L-He-s.
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE-FOr house IN
Thirteenth Brooklyn, l. D. tenement house IN 1ooF
erneuTsL, HenrTst Address p Box H. I0nne oe
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