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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
REAL ESTATE.

REw-YoRK, Thursday, Aus. 81, 1878.
Owing to the storm there were no public
transactions at thegExehange to-day. Mr.. " h Steven
son adjourned the legal sale Of premises IN Forty
enthst for two weeks. At the Offices Of leading real
estate agents business continues dull aud no transao
Of interest are reported For omorro DO sales
have been announced.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK CITY.
Jsnes-st No rs IS Walkers lsI6Orl1 &c.. $1,000
S9hst lSJ o. LexingoBsve 2VKSe-Ss...... Sl,oOO
<est $50 Of 6h-sve, 20zlOO 800
n o 1e,SOO
7<th-s 25O y Shave, 50IlO22 l6 900
bsiugion 81 5lsts, % 100
osut,..t No $50 ye. per .......... s24OO
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Gonses ano farms uanteo.

DROPERTY OWNERS offering HOUSES for
SALE RENT ls coming season will ina il 70 ben dyan
tare 70 forward description the Oa estabhed oae or
J. RONlINE BROWN 1880 Broadway OF Thirty fthst
re ehITge ior Reg@steuuE
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

HpENNS lgN ANA hAllhVAD.-- rams leave
EeUyok from foot Of Dbfosscs and Corald. fooss;
Palace Cara attached $3.50 g. Z, and $3.50 Sunday
For Bainors Washington South PsnnsylTsui Air NJ.
so 800 and Sunday VIA p, W. and B.
X. T. At 4. ID. 1890 snd ?. N. SUNDAY. p.
ETpress Phil'delphia $50, 8, $50 1880 800 T.
8. z $3.50, and Il Sunday. Z. 80 D. IN.
For Philadelphia Remington, $40 sunday
6lOp.n
Fragrant ,nd second el,EI, 1905 ?. Il.
For NsvlrE At s. $3.50 $40 $40 10 II. n IL n l. 2
{, $50 10 1l:30 All II night SUNDAY 5:zO. 6lO g.
$3.50. p
m. /, 2 2;3O 3 $50 4lO. 4:SO, 500 $40 O. clio
$50 1850 9. $50. O. 10 1880 y night Sunday
5:2o. 6;lo $3.50 ,ad 9pR ooo
q 2:30 3, $50 $40 f30 $500 $40. g. 6lO $50 z 80
., 10 m, and ~ aighL Sun1AF, $50 6:lO aaj m
For Woodbridge iai Peril Anboy, Ast 10 2:30 800 4;30
For New. Brur,wi.t, and $40 NJ IL n . B. 4:lO 500
c: 10 $50 . and IL night Sunday, 6l0, 8 80 sRd
FOR kir Milsons, ~ NJ. ~ ncon, 4:lO ana $50
For LGnbertvils sni Warrington ID. ird ,.
For PhilipsburE and BeiTidsrs 2 ard ,.
Aeon for Bortento~n. BanEsn, AID CAHdss, ist $50
1880, 2. L. 8, and N
For Presbois.7 n and 4p.r
For yAmesbu PsnOsrtOn Cadsn and via boa, ron Pu
TI.ss srry. . follow: Prom Pit..sarh ESQ 1O25 n es5
daily; 500. lois ana $500 m. aAly MonaI-
4:05 and 9:l5 Sunday GAO via p w. and r.
$40 1855 and 1913 Sunday 640a. From Phil
scepha 522 $40. $50 1913 ll:20 1l:55 H. 2l5, $685.
435. COS 7:25, 9.l5 1913 Sunday. 5:22 Gao so
1925, ii 20 m. 1855 1913 u
Ticket on 526 435 27 and 9+4 Broadway No Honie
Of Dssbros,es and Cosactss Rmgrsat Ticket ohse
BAtkTy-plaos- A J. CASsATT Gsusa MANAGE.
D. n BoTD, r.. Gen. Agent.
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Gelp Ual.eo-- MGlcs.

4 MAN and WIFE wanted. without in
n euannaes; TIE wife nOUSEREEPE All lie hlshatd As
GENERAL HOTEL MANAGER csfbe pafr Dos - capital may
initrgs eop4Htr-lp bfs citis sent AZ.
dr with references, hOiE. Co f0g1 Tnya1f OF 041 Neat
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DC Uhom II man 0onceru


A BRAHAM CORL-Wanted address of widow
- daughter. W. GUTHRIE Prenchs Hotel, \. u
I ETTERS, LETTERS, LETTERS.
II Letters literary articles furnished for pub
hsher nyidns Lessons in erEutng, PLAN and paor read
damatc reading shakespsirean Rotations, mus' drawing a1d
al the elementary siu 20 the very highest Eassh brance
Prices 3 J0 81 $40 and upNar but there viii be reduction
alteaval psso0s who have learned her worth MISS W,
3lS East Seyeaeenth-si Stuyyeiantsquare.
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Sales up Auulon

Sales Oh Auulon
A. nsEnE, AseaoaeeL
RY BANGS, MERWIN a. Co.. CSC Broadway,
~ ns,r BoaaL-Ssss Booki Wor Of Ar FIasv sooas lie
by JOHN II. DRAPER & Co., Auctioneers.
AZ tue DELAWARE, LACKAWASSA, AND WESTERN RAIL
Road COMPANY WILL SELL
10000 TONS SCRANTON COAL
At PUBLIC AUCTION on WEDNESDAY Aug 81 at 12 O'clock
noon, At 20 EIchsngs-place SAMUEL SLOAN, President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
Sieampoars ano RAILROADS..

-~-
NORwALK and DANBURY.-The new
~ ANERcUs d.y loot q M.Itstst East RIVER
bufy Ri,a cool avsor,t1E sail. a6Ort bali aOad
NEW ROUTE TO BABYLON and Fire Island,
Tsu i..r. Hastsrs Point fot above place, II and
a$o , s.SS61 s.2i P$S q E. SSS 80 .sOs2
AID 800 and Sl9 Ie y n1ss; T1 ss1 10 ps,e 1.
s.ler. i,iH tine ,od:a'e James I.,,
i .u iP a"Ss Poini n Sa NJ onS: With
So: ad o l . saJnf S1of s5 g. II SHARP r.a
NEW-YQRK CENTRAL AND HUDSON son
~ sIyTR MONDAY 'GHs a. 1873
500 A. cnelso MoH,ai s,I,tos, special
.s;sr, Buffalo, and Eisrur. Flll
lO:45 a m. Northern and Ws,iern Er9reIh
$40 specili Efpress AlbAny. Troy and Sar,toyA
400 Montreal GIqrsss With e2hEein 70 s. Aosht
700 Express DAILY SiA 'Assp'ngs's Tor "as'o'a aSd
$50 "a Plsfse Express, Daily With sepinse,rs for Roths
Bsa Sg Fiasi sl'0 for Chicago va bets L. and C.
IiOO D. Express with nseyDg fer Albany Trey 'sd Sara
$500 p n. Hnason train.
1900 a and $3.50 p. n, PonEhksspiis irsisi
$40 n. AS, G:2O, ana 7i5 ,. n PseksEl irlini
T.Hyo:s D;ps; ,SspI,, Goa y /. ,'s. tea
leave 6:45 Si25 aud 10 20 LOO 3OO 4OO 4AO ';I9
sssaay w,yTraisI-foT r.rrytsrn Thrs,s,t s25
Per PossiIespss from Fourts,r. and Fsy,sond't sshOs
cH KESDRTcK eensr, Passenger Agent
NEW+JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
F k2sDG SGST P rs FvFR 700. Of Murray
At b .es scuuseng at ss7 HOOK With train Tor Lang
aId al .isnOnI or tbi' and connecting Railroads;
S4O For Pssesr5a LoUs Br.nsh vnsland and Tucker
l:4Op n-Fo Philadelphia Long BraHh Red Bank warsO-n
400 nFoI Philadelphia Long Br'ns1 Red Bank ''d Ware
sI5p r--FSr Lone Branch and Red B.ai
ARRIVING IN NEW-iORX:
s45 n.-Prom Losg Branch and BED Bank.
$3.50 n-from Loas Branch w,osa and al stations north
124Op HFOH PhiadelPba Toms River and 'as IaeEsiiea
4l5 F5S8 Ps: 2s. an. IG" asJ h a,.ca a
On SUNDAYS the $40 train runs "aoEh and ihtsru'
'i rikE Bfwsss sE%Yosk AND PHILADELPHIA 90 2
PP. FIscH Agent Pier No. IS.
N. ". sKRAT. Superintendent
NEW YORK, NEW-HAVEN, AND HART
SUMNER ARRANGEABNT COMMENCING MAY 20. 1873
Passenger Station SsTYort Grand Central Ds10 ha'iase 'A
- .rRAISs sf LEz ;Siip sfw YORK
Trains FOR New Haven 7O5 tAeea sos BIh 905
CAe 80 ard 5l9 oes d EI $40 kI 151 10 o.
(Erj S. 4:3S, 51O 635. $40 9l0p Fo stanford 7'l0
Sg5 S SY6 "a 5lO 6s5 no SO 9io
Bostos sEpes, via spirEeI At O5 and 1000 m 500
sac NJ shore Line 4. 100 ana 9;lo TIE 500
port The sos p with train, Shore Line
s SyS5 'i fbs so5 n sd 800 n connects With
sad Nohanptoa T. r. at Eewa7sn 500 n ,ad Vo aGo2
Montreal Tie SOB loo 800 sn 43s eogsses win Sagg,
Bndesp0r sos and $500 nj 3:l5 5:l0 aad
g9 a VITO R.i55y an. Sos. :, No. @ y5 ans @ 90
Sunday Boston Mail TIaas al 1908 P Il via s7Haga $40 n
DrlsugTOoa car, Day Express and sspngan Night EI
TEs ear b, pureb,.d st Ticket Ose Of Company at Grant Cen
iral Depot; or At y Transfer Co.. 90 Broadway n Y
and No Coutt BOOEyn VIC Will so check baggage from rem
Fsr frtssr aiorsOa Of particulars hcts, depot
ioaS I'm T. MOODY j s oBI 6i Ss'I SsTfori
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
Summer Retreats.


Summer Retreats.
AUTUMN is the pleasant time TO be in the
N Pleasant ROOMS and fare be found at the
FARMHOUSE Of HIRAM HOW'LL Rlst iodcles, L. l.. after
sept l. Reer,o CHARLES H. oyERroS, 81 Deyst n. Y.
BELMONT HALL, Schooley's Mountain, n.
I'D This fsyoHe open. fsW choice rooms t-asa-
COUNTRY BOARD, 20 miles from Catskill,
- on good road lse and airy rooms s an e5sssn ys Of we
Cai.si 81 A. MILLsPAUGH Car, Greene CO.. n Y
nR. STRONG's REMEDIAL INSTITUTE,
Sa.isA SR, R5 c9n b oht 5oSs s .5s
DE house.
HEATH HOUSE, Schooley Mountain Springs,
e. no" %ARss sSft Gy6IEas P6 %S
uAHNEMANN MAGNETIC MOVEMENT
CURE-LOcate Tarry,ovn the Hudso1 Compete
toron 70 health y laying guaranteed selected
S3 I S,s aeah. s5ia carSstu iroS s
eaag he Brain Al lorna Of DJrps2si Eleunan vsr and Gti
forms successfully treated At their lasia-
Soss pasas. T
1oHe lnd see every DAY. or ITss' Dr. - - - a ,s,
Mosdsy and FaiaTs o Boz 1886 Ssx.Tort C.
I EIGHTON HOUSE, NEWMAN SPRINGS,
fully situated the Shrewsbury RIVER now oLhS IRON Prag,
tns drives ashns bonas AMI e5;1gj sf5 ana 'isag Sd
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
~ LINE Offer eI',orna Inducements to excursion ph" for the
great ''''Tln: place Of An iosa BRANCH
The Of churches soesae clubs picnic parties ts
P.Iie, ., 20 na Is: than 100 q So I Ssao4 Trip
f'Ia'' Of -O' 'n' til Tns East End HOTEL,
esqi,t saa oise- grounds free q
'ott' As vel a. S the o, PnIsa, saa naen' guerra
,h, nos, desirable o1sa on The beach Tor niqs,s Spp
MaIJ'G, AID a, general oaee Long BARsh
General Prsifht and Passenger Agea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
Real estate 10 Gxrhanqe

IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY, paying 70
p-r cent ntcrs County property Any
wishing make exchange S please address CASH Oasis
Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
Gtenmboats ano Railroads.

| 49,
ALBANY and TROY, go; SARATOGA, 90 so
n BY DAY LINE BOATS C. VfBBARD DANIEL DREW.
Leave , ss' $40 oSRK ss' TsRIToMs s sTAcS
esy fsrryboaij nfLToS PoUGHEEEPSIR RHIsKBECk Two
kfa TIL i a.,t. ~Er PoT ooRSw3II AID
BCEGa 81 Tickets S' 'pss. earl and baggage
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
sad :. se, ssss AZ. srP, ssd.
pUY TICKETS TO PROVIDENCE AND
40 BOSTON, v. NEPTUNE LINE, Pier q, North River
''' ' No aiDsdar CHANCES. onr,,
CATSKILL4 DAILY i5.3ov LINE; ,, r.,....,, -,
Iass and "sss ASDREE HARDER ever Ta'a'J'
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEG,
" ALLENTOWN LINZ TO TAG wEsT-Passsnrer and Freight
ssstor in io0t Of Lbsrs CO1ns; a. SonsTys sa
1sa w.ssn Rr q PsSs with tss and ~
Ptsbgb Central Pennsylvania sSs ksuIoE
''A'~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
css.'snF JS1' 81 iS7J,g' S s.s x.u
cbuSI TarsoGs, wiikssfsrr. Scranton SEAIos LG
Sa-Wsy IRAN Tor Fismnstoa Esston Bvdsr, Bath Naseh
Giant wsssIrs sc1 aah1aov CITY M Gs5ss s ss
oss fOT.nsa ~S''rs' &c C'0n's " 9'e'a WIN D'
gIPEEss daily Except suad,y for Easter Ansa.
0n KsssOD chu1k wltssbaTre seraaoS
TOvIniA WaTsrsr, de- with Iaough cars to DsnvAs Williams
port a. w.. =. ..n.
1850 nEIgRI,s faf flssse'SS E.Tos B.,a Al''Sr'
Naush Chalk ksaanoy CITY Hteoo NotIe Se'1otoh RsA-
ESQ nWsy Train ioT g.sOa Aisn.ova, and Beivdere
$3.50 D m.-Wa7 Trsnfor Plan6eid
~ a-wsy Allentown and Maueh CsHnh Cen
al Junetol With Del. Lace. AID WsaL X. &
4:3O .. m-Way TrsiB foT SODerTile and F.enrgioh
? NV Tnig ibr SO1eTvile-
PisDfed.
$50 BTsSrsa RxPxEss da.r for BasioH Bsriers, Allen
town Rsading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, Chicago ke.
asa D. El-Way Tram for SomefylIe
100 p N Buigrs1i)-For Raston.
Gals and II 80 D. WAY Trains for PNintsh 49,.
For Elizabeth st43O $50 6:20, Gas z 1880 S45 $50
1918 IL lll5 Dt u 1880 l. 2 1880 8, $3.50, 3:4J,
lib 80 4:45 s. 5:l5 $50 5:45, 6, 620 7. 1850, 745.
R. Kicker, supt ard Rag
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n. P BALDWIN General P.s,erE er Assat
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
IL ERN RAILROAD,


NV BROADCAUGR LINE 70 WaDr zap SoudsbErs seft.es
Syracuse and Oswego WITHOUT CHANGE or q KS
SUMNER ARRASG ESTS MOEDAT 30 1878
SlOa BR0ADGAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via BooEton Branch,
directly through from New York 20 Wse Gsp SouosufE
Bnghamton CoTsDa and Syrsca without change
connecting Dover Chester r. At Waterloo VII sut-
SRI r. AtWisbng.on With Pulup0arg kiuon, Be'hls.
hem Allentown Reading Harrisburg and the West al BDghanon
Rehield aud 81
with L. and b. T. r. FOR Kingston WesSarr Piston de-
Take for B2dds LsEs ard SchooleJs Mountain
TBS MAIL TRAIN, connecting Al DsnyiNe "iie BoSnt9a
Branch; with Braseh Waterloo With r.
Newton; Washington with the D., and E.,
and Ppsbug with Legh on1 susqDehsnna AID Leigh VtsJ
x for all points those roads This tran stops a.
1900 EASTOS EXPRESS Newark, AAdHoa, Nor
and an Waterloo with sussex Rs-
q PnHpsburg wih ss Del r. for Belyd.re md Lehigh
Reading sd Harrisburg Te this train for Hopstc"nS bseS LAKE
400 D. n BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Patterson and
directly thousA Water Gap siroudshu scranton
BgtAmon without change OF stopping al principal stations
with Chtser E. and al WstsIioo wish ssssT
K train for Bu5d Lake and Sebooeys Mountain.
$50 EAST0S EXPRESS connects Al Dover with Chester X
with Warrington with Delaware Lieks
western * X and AZ Eaton Win Lsagb ssey X r.
for Benher AltoSn. Reading Harrisburg and The west TN
$50 m HEtSE IfToyH EXPRESS stops at Es~srt Hlburs
sgmm Chatham Madison A0us;owH AID al
With - R z. for Andover Newton ard FrsnklB.
4:20 o. DOVER EXPRESS Newark, Madison. Morris
and stations DO' With CAeitsr X FOR sss
For oRElsT0TE a7l5yslO ll:lO, 1900 H., $780, 500,
EOr SusMfT At 7:l5 7:so elO 10 10 aud lllO n 2so
$50, $3.50 $40 GOO. 8 50, and s;l5 ?. - 49,.
For ORANGE and SOUTH ORANGE us; $50, ol0. $40,
10 10 and 200 1910 23O $50, 4:3O 40 $50, GOO,
Por NEWARK At is, $50 1880, 1850. 9lO $40,
'1O.10 1O40 s11;l0 asd 1900 lilo 200. 'Z:J0,
600 GAS, 740 SIS, S45 1000, and 1900 Trani
marked stop a Bas; Nsvnk.
Por BLOOMFIELD and MOETCLAIR al T5O $50 and 1910
a and zoo, $40. 4:40, 5:2O, e:29 .1a SIS p n
a tfndrht
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22

DOUND HILL HOTEL, Northampton, Mass.
IL After busy shall now have few desirable
and parties DESTROYS Of ysing
tb locality this the psaniest part OF the year
Circulars Terms reasonable Rooms can be sec9fe " tee
graphing IN advance Trad FILLhhi eup1fhle"NA-
4. BASTA. Secretary
COUTH ORANGE MOUNTAIN HOUSE,
- Montose Station n IA iT rooms reeen vacated 70 Lhl
With board t1is popular parties desiring the pest
OF Recommendation hsnet and most accessible hotels
near YORK fJJt o Bays via horns ana
Es.s1 Railroad; 36 trains daily hlIZBLBERGEk Propnetof
yVOODSBURG PAVILION, WoOdsburg, l.. |.
Vf-h sots will opened jane can be reached ~
sesIA Sds or LsrE Fer terms kS dereIs
'" P. SEWELL. Prosdsser.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
ARTISTIC MATCHES AND CLOCKS. BENSON, j w. Old Bond

WANTED-The present address of JOHN
MARriN formerly plOWmsn PorfArshir, Scotland and sss
heard OF COrda 1912 rhat has become Of him
Of something his applying 70 JOHN GRANT
solicitor PorfAr. North Britain.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22
YORKSHIRE RELISH.

YORKSHIRE RELISH.
Il The Most Delicious and Cheapest Sauce In the World
Warranted pure free from injurious Ingredient
672192 BOTTLES SOLD IN ONB MOSrh AUGUST, 1872
sale unprecedented in the history Of Sauces -
sc by Duggst Oen bottles at 81 Is and "a
Trade MArs-N loW Pattern Plate. Beware OF limitations
Manufacturers: GO0DalL, BACKH0USe g. CO.,
Leeds England
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Gountrp Real estate Tor Sale.

TOR SALE-A Westchester County FARM
Of 20 ACRES near buildings nearly ali IL
Eood oord zion PaIacCars Of rutland WHITING Beekmanst
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Denilsiru.
Marpie aro Sldte Nlanteis
foan W&css.

A MEXICAN 0FFICE-735.-Utmost value
N LOANED Diamonds wstches Jewsr, India
ssAS Lsees. VaEab.ea ke, vls bay. Esabhs5d 1884
j. II. BARRlsGER 1885 broadway.
MONEY LOANED on Diamonds, Watches,
VA Jewers aad alrer.Are- Tue sane bought
GEO {. ALLBS, sr hryse~sy near Fcerteenshs'
40. 1,t91 BROADWAY, at H. b. MEL
~ ylLEs Coral AMI Gos Js-eJ Dsaoais Watches Jew
ke & ke1 storage iad sjvsaee reqsrd No
ll9l Broaauay, near rwessr-sishAst
NO. / ,267 BROADWAY, over Herald Branch.
Room BPaos Far LADIES' Branch S l2O7 Broadway Aoac,
loan tsnosas saGehss !sNsl, SANE taga rd ,bL
LlADo BAoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22

Gfcrr5lons.
NEW-JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
u FIFTH
POPULAR SUNDAY EXCURSION
q
FLOATING PALACE STEAMER
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
Leaving Pier Is, Nor5 River 90 o. Mnrr1y-s'
SUNDAY AUGUST "a 1873,
AT $40 A. NJ,
s0ppi.. Al Sandy Hook to passengers Long Baae henos
the broai Atlantic
A trip such mazl6cent steamer as the
PLYMOUTH ROCK
fsa lrxurv nd be indncef
II sForfs NJ MAGNIFICENT VIEWS Of the HARBOR, FORTS,
IIGTsHIPS a. and coating palace sorl-
coat, passi~g
LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE. SEA GlRfs Nc,
The pietare is truly beautiful
Music by Keaungs Celebrated Band.
The Plymouth Restaurant the -ecaces Of the season
TICKETS ONLY ONE COLLAR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22

NORWALK and DANBURY.-The new
IN steamer AkERIcUs Of HArkstsI East River
At BIS ard TArhrds $50 connecting vita The Oas.
bury Rao, cool nvgor,tpg sa dast and a6oet bali Ao,a
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BROOKLYN 1)ropertp 60 fet.

ITO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
n your STORY HOCSK AND STORE. No l02 Preapple-st
GORDON L. FORD. 81 CiSrkst Brooslyn
mo IET-Desirable new 2-stOTy, basement,
and urecear brick HOUSE: all moicrn improvements, ncu1
ing xpetl Mlre baking 20 minutes ~
Broawy MyILeaye tom gi Tent $ooO
Z9S StOckioDst., iatss-sve.
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A LARGE STOCK or
N PIANOS.
SQUARE AND UPRIGHT.
TO kkNT on SELL CHEAP.
Rsat allowed o. purebassE
No s UNION SQUARE.
no 165 Fourin sve.)
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Mnsiral Instruments

A BARGAIN.-Beautiful 7!-Oc Rosewood
IN PIANO bass all Improvements O one ior eo
lasaue-s taxenSl2 moahy New Psnos SOU upwards. L.
CABLR. lO7 West 4 Ktatv hrlst. corner u sIth-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-22

brooklyn RESIDENTS READ THIS
ID Servants " al fus iof sV Iaa eoantr
the BEOOKLlN EMPLOYMENT BUREAU, - Ioueorl..t mar
Eahon MANAGED BIZ LADIES Has sueoesal Cd, atos
nesr three eaI B-kets or Iaal Aesihy AVID Wei H1ss
supplied
COLORED RELIEF ASSOCIATION, 80 East
~ lOths opposite steSATt Ia. eSOa
. hand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-20

FRIDAY, Jan. II.
There has been some little Improvement in the
demand for cotton fabrics during the past week,
and at the present time there is good healthy
trade for the season. The market is firm but with
no prospect of the advance on Beached and Brown
Cottons that frequently occurs at this season.
There ls no disposition to speculation, and the
sales are confined to such quantities requir
ed for present use. Brown Cottons are firm, and
with good retail trade there is prospect of any
accumulation. Standard and medium grades are
in rather better request although there is no &C.
tvity to note. Beached Cottons sustain the recent
advance, which ranges from u cent on medium
grades to cent yard on the most popular makes
of goods. The demand the past week has been
present use. Denims are active, and notwiLhstand.
ing the production has been largely increased.
The supply Of the best markets is not equal to the
wants OF the trade. Ticks also sold up closely
and there is no stock in first hands. Stripes are
selling fairly, and prices are well sustained. Cam
brics continue to be taken In lots wanted by the
trade, and prices are unchanged. There has been
no special movement in Prints, and the market Is
quiet, with sales confined mostly to small lots of
mand, and as usual at this season the sales are
in limited demand, and as usual at this time the
sales are small.
There is very little doing in Flannels, and as
usual at this season the sales restricted to the
current wants OF the trade.
Woollens remain without any Improvement, and
the sales have been confined to the best grades
while medium and inferior grades have been neg
lected
quote Lowell Company at 81 % for super two-ply;
81 20 for exsuper dc; 81 40 for super threc-ply.
The demand thus far has been light, but there is
good prospect for spring trade,
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Boston Wool Market.

=. FRIDAY, Jan. II.
The total receipts of wool at this port during the
past week comprise 7004 bales OF domestic and 81
bales foreign against 455S bales domestic and l222
bales foreign for the same week last year. The
sales for the week foot up to 800 900 lbs of which
fornia fleece and pulled.
The Improvement noticed in the market last
week continues, and the sales this week have been
at full prices. Stocks Of domestic being stead.
lily reduced, and there are but few houses that
have good assortment OF fleece There has been
ne Improvement in the goods market, but as the
demand is likely TO be more generally confined 10
the best grades of cloth, larger consumption OF
wool will naturally follow, and there Is likely to be
4 greater Scarcity of domestic fleece. California
woods remains without change, am the sales have
not been large.
The sales Tor the week in tub-washed wool have
ed wool 500 lbs. on private terms.1
In pulled wool there have been sales OF 10 900 lbs
at 00ga 65c 5000 lbs extra at So 965 20O0 lbs do at
60e 10000 lbs do at 6lc $4,000 lbs do at So az 90
20, 900 lbs super at 5595S; 10000 lbs do at 81, c
$4,000 lbs do at COO 1900 lbs do at 975 20OO lbs
do at 6lc 1000 lbs do at 65c; 5000 los do at e7c ;
20 600 lbs do and lambs at 55c.
There have been sales OF $500 lbs combipg at zoe ;
5000 lbs do and delaine at roc; 5000 lbs combing
fleece at 65a70; 200O lbs do unwashed ut 55c.
In California wool there have been sales of 1000
lbs spring at 3Sc 5000 lbs do at i0c % 900 lbs fall
ut 2lac 60oO lbs do ut 27Sc. 900 lbs do at 3ug
35c; 80 900 lbs do at 81 933c 5000 lbs do at 35c.
Sales Of foreign including 900 lbs Mestiza on
private terms 10000 Montevideo on private
terms; 10000 lbs do pulled private terms 10 600
lbs New Zealand on private terms; 5000 Australian
"A b,c,
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Last Friday evening woman with her
three little children arrived in Augusta from
Salem, Mass, expecting to meet her husband
who has been employed at the National Mill
tary Asylum. After paying her fare she had
no money left, and great was her grief when
she learned that her husband had been dis
charged from the Asylum some weeks ago,
and that his whereabouts were unknown.
Here she was, stranger in the city, with
neither money nor acquaintance, and her
hungry, weary little ones crying for bread.
She was kindly given supper, and lodgings
for the night, and on Saturday the Relief
Committee of the Grand Army Post provided
for her, and will see that she has passage
back to Salem and money to buy food enough
until she reaches that city.
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Boston Boot and Shoe Market.

TUESDAY, Jan. IA
The shipments of Boots and Shoes from this
market 10 places outside of New England ,independ
ent of those which have been sent direct from the
factory, for the past week comprise 1893 cases,
against IA, 439 cases for the same week last year
Total shgments since January l, are H. lil cases,
against % 2S3 for the same period last year.
The Shipments from Lynn for the week have
been 1888 cases, against 1853 for the week last
year.
The shipments frcm Haverhill for the week have
been cases, against 23l7 for the same week
last year.
There is very decided Improvement in the shoe
business and the sales of the past week are much
larger than record OF shipments would indicate
as many goods are sent direct from factories, and
large numbers here have purchased goods that are
to be shipped in the future. Buyers are numerous,
and, after the most strenuous efforts to break down
in prices and delaying purchases until the last mo-
ment, they have taken hold quite earnestly. Trade
has not been satisfactory to anybody for the buy.
er feels sure that. he can obtain no advance from
his customers, and the manufacturer has sold so
low that he can hardly expect to do much more
than to replace the goods at the price he has OBJ
tanned, and there is consequently not much dispos-
tion to drive manufacturing. Brogans and plough
shoes have been sought for to a fair extent, and
these goods have been selling at from to per
cent. above old prices. In Haverhll there has
been good demand for goods, and Lynn has also
had fair share of buyers.