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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, Dora
Connolly was committed sr examination on charge sealing from
40 n mOHey on Aug wn Of No. SIS Wa.ers charged
Re- silver watch sSd csn worth SIS and revolver worth So
which he alleges trunk In bis room Both the prisoners
Were committed for examination.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
Samuel Hill Of No q Eas, Fieenh held in default $500
s as S s2o o Emma Norris Of No. 90 "a pr o. The
s. s 'h T. @ F 20 lawns %:i TTs1
ana lace 5snts so to value ssS5 5cu1ssci Stcbs
the mot on was BY Iodsih aoarSod
until this Anemooni
William simpson. charged with sending obscene
born in desa Of SIS 900 bail United District Court
be ia not believe jury could found that would
eh.e stephen Pssea High iy9aG and Samuel hO%O *
.Pg goods 'otS s5f Js 1s9 Of 10 ea 4s5 %.
st. 9ho5g,d Sh s sTS ,ni d ,D ,VIn ~ s nS S
the amounting 10 $3l 90
The following cases were tried yesterday, in the
Court Of General Sessions before Recorder HaLe, Assistant District
s stsy hR Never % oS BE Of ss o0 n ny
Of oss g. ssen No. y G State Ss g..
years William Howe denoe bm Robert Fisher leoordl vas
ssf1 se psS and Stealing Watch wo $50
T D the prisoner and ctoer BIN into gutter and
bic There evidence sustain the charge Of robbery
guilty Of assault the Peniienay for 80 days
teepy IN stealing from Antonio Of No ia Baa fouserts
on April IS clothing worth s3l acquitted William KNITTING
defended her
The following prisoners pleaded guilty. in General
yesterday Charles Joos Of assault With intent TO DO bodily
harm shooting Bennett the face with pistol July IA,
In house ame ct No 81 Chtthamst sent to the fentennA
for arm 1 rom E .Ss. sS Of S boat % a Fa 'o
Ju 20 the PeBentr for months Otto Aetermlnn OF
burglary DEGREE breaking into the Mount sn, Hospital %
the Of LeIngonGve between sItsitth and ievenn
49, stealing and clothing worth $50 sent 70
m, state Prison for Watson jointly indicted with
Charles Stephens petty the person OF John Lloyd No
344 POry seeond July % watch worth $50 seu 10 The
for Charles Parker Of grand hrcey IN se.
ing $35 Margaret OSe Of No. 52z Broome
on Jsy 27 the State Prison for Mansno heur Of an
assault battery John Hayes shooting him with pistol In the
of july 2O TO the Penteusy for
George Smith Of attempt at grand larceny sieaiIs $40 from
Vincent Crge July U.s. sent 10 The State Prison iof "a
os oran larceny stealing i3 from Henry G. Overng OF No
June sent TO the State Prison for pa years
MeT Jointly with Pra3k r. Mendeth steshng
rod chain Thomas g. Brown No 1872 Broadway
Juy sent 10 Prison for "a following pms
one heretofore pleaded guilty and who were RENAMED
cved their H. Eesoa bugArT the third
degree Prison John Walsh jointly indicted with
stephen Dillon for grand larceny. and james Smith
Jointly indicted with William DAVIS Tor bafs In te iui degree re-
vel each Tie sentence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
THE ALLEGED CASE OF sUBoRNArIoN.

Gideon L. Walker, the Attorney against
whom an affidavit charging him with attempting TO
suborn witness was brought in the Court Of General
Sessions on Thursday. indicted by the Grand Jury
Yesterday and held in default OF 1900 bail He pre-
sented counter affidavit which he was allowed to file,
and the points of which were as follows:
l. Assistant DistrictAttorney Allen ia charged with
drawing up the affidavit against depOnent. q The
alleged fact Of Opponents having been counsel for
Stephens or Watson whose behalf the alleged attempt
at subornatiOn made denied but it is claimed that
deponent was counsel for friend OF Watson's. 8.
Since this friend wished to Watsons postponed
no used his influence in that direction. but advised
his client be a party toward getting the COM
planants state the oense that Watson and Ste
phens would be indicted L. That because deponent
would not so advise his client which, II is alleged,
would have been to the advantage OF John Lloyd one OF
the compliments against Stephens and Watson, Lloyd
brought the affidavit against him. s. That Assistant
DstrictAttorney Allen refused TO suffer deponent TO
enter the Grand Jury room and urge an indictment
against LLOYD for libel against himself and for attempt
ing to get Stephens and Watson to buy him of from
bringing charges against them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring TO purchase rent such property
will find it to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that of any other
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NewYork and all its cities and
villages, hut in every State and Territory throughout tho
Union. The advertisement should be brief will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear to
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
miWeeky. and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business profession consequently each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention to reports of sales OF real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly to the value of its
advertising medium. The charges for sdver-
Using follows: DAILY TRIBUNE 30 cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. q per line SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is cents per line About ten words Of
wide columns average line. forms cash in advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

New bungs proposed which plans have been sub
Department Of Buildings during the week ending Aug 1873;
100 feet Of EghthaTe bnck store
and tenement Eve stories 2iK80; c. Lenhter. owner.
Phyhfthst south side 40 feet Of sirth ave. seven
rseass dren each four stories loK6O d. Mye
y Nos o. So and So three brick stores and euements each
i've stories 25I70i W. J. GessneT owner. - .,
Mercer No 1872 one FIVE stories, $500
Dunlap Co, owners . 80
nehunired sscondt south side 100 feet east Of H.
r. frame stables and dwellings. three stories, $685. d.
Tompkins.
senth south side 78 feet west Of Egbthave one brick
store. stories, 22I24 g. George Rudd,
WAst, south Cotart, Que brick sugarhoue one
story, 75Il05; Mertens & Moler
Thaye side % ehnn1red and eevenhst,
one 22I50 James Wood owner
East sreh, 50 feet Of Madlsonaye., 10 trst
dwellings, brown each four stories 2OI6O John McCoo
side 90 feet OF Seventh
ave- one bek stable stories 36138 Henry Schubert
LerngtoDave souh-Ee E.htihhst hVe French apart
brick buildings each four stories 2OI56 22H67 Nicholas Haas
seooneas Dwelling three stories 1885, Anthony MONDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
IrOndale Coal and Iron Property
and formerly known The Estate and Works Of
THEFRANKLIy IRON AND COAL COMPANY.

and work, are situated in Preston County Yves. virginia
on M. lin. IN. Baltimore and Ohio aro, the Grafton june
ton and are connected branch railroad Of uniform gauge
an. construction go miles from Baltimore 92 miles from Cum
berud 100 mile, from wheeling ia miles from Petersburg land 65
no from Pittsburgh By the Pittsburgh and Charleston Rail-
road now building southwark West Virgins, By Pssls Eah
road h, aces. to market. Of the East and West and wi" shortly
also have access to the Pittsburgh and the magnetic ora de-
posts Of Virginia and the KsnarhA
The TRACT OF LANDS embraces I,12O acros, of which
900 are under cultivation remainder being covered with heavy
growth Of valuable Timber.
nj, also underlaid By THREE DISTINCT WORKABLE
VEINS OF GOOD COAL, accessible the surface s.
thickness respectively which have been tested aud
worked on adjacent properties for The coal Yields
tns Iustrous hard-sraned coke. suitable for Iron
making.
There are also in close proximity bunous coal THREE
SEPARATE BEDS OF IRON ORE Ofthe variety known to
miner, as "CLAY IRON sTONE,n largely in in English
Furnaces, ranging from feet in thickness and SO easily
mined tia. it can be placed 81 80 ton
Ia urtapoton with the iron Limestone, suitable for
aurng purposes Clay, and building Sandstone suitable for
constructing Furnaces Ovens, &c.
Among permanent structures and improvements erected
for the mos, part BY the Company
One Hot-BIast Furnace. 80 fee, stack. 119 bo,h
woBIowing Engines, S0horse power made by sweeay
Son Of Reading
Bot-Blnst Apparatus, % feet stoves
-Four Miles of Railroad, Ash gauge ugs svsehs, So nnd
60 pound rail. we'll laid and bslasted
One Sawm Turbine wheel. circular carpenter and tool
shop eomplste.
Foundry. including cupo mods, castings, patterns kc
Machine Blacksmith shop, with la;hss, drills, Sc
80 Workmens Dwelling Houses, double and single. gar
dens attached in good order.
storchOuses. Engine House, Ofices, Sheds CoklngPs
Tresle, all Trsmway Drifts Openings Stables and other
and Excavations for the operation aud maintenance
extended production and shipment Ofiron and coal
The blast and in ruecesu operation for
years They laid worked and enlarged under the
mediate supervision Of one Of the largest manufacturers the whole
pndture the property being upwi Of 100000. The Blast
capacity turning twelve Of pig
day the which product hs, rsaked No. and
Foundry sy forge and whtel iron the Ohio River mske
capacity greatly increased bat little by
Of second furnace, the site for which is selected
There any sites advantageous for the
conusd profitable manufacture Of the ue the nuT
being al, the property and connected with the furnace
BY Pig with the existing facilities has been made By the
son $lS per aud s rate be lssssnei BY Improve
mens 10 contemplation
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
pECIsIONs-AUG. 8.

Superior COurt-Spfcidi Term.-By Chief Justice
BarouOgien Irwin aOrer that sherhs jury Assess
dEagrs swkbs tgt KenI ct aOitr 20 continue len
oT one wear TAYLOR and HoyOrr overriding demurrer
upss Ee In The application Of Charles BAn-Orisr dshafng the
record OF mortgage - -
Rv Jnge Vokenbng 4 a. sgt BaeA-Ofier for
e,tT Allowance 70 Defendant OF $50 Spsye AMI ag FISHER
er aepvpg motion OF plaintiffs isoous.
Mar Parser ag ParIeRepOr Of referee confirmed and
ulg snen Of divorce granted
Marine Court Chambers.--By Judge .JOaclimsen.-
Cohen AFT 10 amend the compliant VIE tO eosis
10 H. defendant g. abide None az hiernE-Order VI '-
ri,n.rea gfsuted Walker LOiJ.-Ap g cation dfacd
By Jgqe spauug agt Cofbet -Notce Of motion ana
iy ene tas answer judgment Ledcrtr OlpenneiH
, dsnisgg The jus1caIOG Gillespie agL Laldsbeg -kcyou
orsi sb costs Dalton Dale Motion daici Win costs 10
So a. eyepS Aogatcasie kOchsMOHOn d8el, With coats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
DEPARTURES OF FOREIGN MAILS
sATnRDAY. AGO. Q.

SATURDAY.. AUd. u - -. ri,.,nool
Mails for Great Britain and France cn VS. supue%snis
for SorbIep stage letters printed matter prs Jtssy CiT
Al 2Ib n m and on White Star poeA' '-'
At 24O No. Steamship sails al .,s Rremen per
sa Tor the Continent Of Europe vi. MAJ, for double-
1880 Ietssrs and printed matter eosel ~ Fnyone At 40
n M and on Pier foot OF Ihrd ST. h0'0A'-' "
IN Steamship sails at z D. m ,,.,,. ..,, nj, mi. linz
n C;ermsn and closed h. !. ses n' wi ssy.pl bV
~, Hiatt and Cartbagena santa marina snu rom
hs er han % close Al D. m Steamship sails at n ITO"
Pier No ~ North RIVER A., 49,. w CLYDE close at p m.
- ..,Is a, 3 D. m Pier No. ~ T. n Man.
Mails i9i =, n sp steamship from Portland Me- Oh
Tuesday at p N =, ,ho ssvYork Po.tOhce ever
ssy at 9 p IN. and goes wa boston Ana N
xu.,.. =, n ocioct a m The tOs.0hce Is open IRON \
M IN L..
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about yards On the previous DAY tney se Ecu io
peces OF the same goods aggregsng about $500 yards
the total value being several thousand dol
lars Deputy Surveyor Kirk said that ne
was unable 20 furnish any details
f tho seizure as IL would interferegwlh his inyestga
lions He believed, however that he was on the tracs
of the most extensive system of direct smuggling Wmcn
had ever been discovered this port The inspectors az
Castle Garden seized, Yesterday on board me steamer
Cimbrs two trunks containing 2l6 dozen Hd glove
about 30 pieces OF lace 20 lace handkerchefs lace col
lars lace capes and 900 cigars which articles Is pe
eved were the custody OF one OF the 9
yessel who was attempting to smuggle them. inete
were also seized az Red Hook 1920 cigars when hau
been smuggled Another lot Of 1900 cigars ana 10 rcci
OF cigarettes were also seized by InsPectOr haHS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Friday. Aug. 8. 1873.


At the Exchange this morning, James M.
Miller sold by order OF the Supreme Court under diroo
ton OF Charles A. Jackson referee. thoestory frame
house brick basement situated on the south sde Oh
distant 100 feet cast OF sovonhave Tor
$3.50; size OF lot. 1874. The property was purchased
by the plaintiff There no other transactions OF
public nature.
Tomorrow, Mr. Jere. johnson, r will sell the prop
erty at Long Branch previously described In this column
All the tickets for this sale have been distributed and
the demand has exceeded anything known In tho
history of the sale Of suburban lots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
CIVIL NOTES.

In the United States District Court, yester-
day. suit begun by capias against Thomas Patton
and George White the bondsmen OF William Patton,
expaymaster in the army to s5OO the amount
of an alleged deficit In his accounts.
A writ of habeas corpus was taken out yes
terday in the Supreme Court, by VIM F. Howe, pro-
cure the discharge Of DR.. Bancker Of No llS West
One-hundredandwenty.f ourth-st., who committed
by Coroner Herman to await inquest the body OF
his WIFE The latter died few days ago, and
nation disclosed that she had been prematurely
fined He committed on charge OF malpractice.
The writ is retuTnable this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

Budne. reported ending Aug 1878:
No 300 Pe1rrst unsafe gutter q. NJ Decker, agent
No AZ West Fouhst unsafe gutter and conoe VIM
COursen,
No 81 Park st., unsafe gable Chas. Kmbsl.
Fave southwest Eighty fourht, unsafe foundations
Aioph Jauzen,
West side Of FsVe 81 feet south OF yhtyiouht, unsafe
foundauous John Ryan.
West side Of Fae 50 feet south Of Eighty urhst unsafe foun
daton. W. & X Johnston.
No l42 Wes-si unsafe front wall Thomas Aud.
3i4 north vail Chichester
No az Greenwchst unsafe south gable Jos W. Aop,
4l6 sieh-st unsafe ceilings Jos W. Asop
No 22j Bsst Onehundre unsafe east gable
Bridget Daley
No as Rlst Fort 6rst. unsa gable Joseph King
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
Proposals

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed pro-
poeals will be received by the undersigned the tONsfkl
TlOk OF FERRY BRIDGE aud SLIP aaso CRIB WORK
and DREDGING al tie terminus County Railroad
County. Maryland Chestert0Nn.
Fo further parculars apply A 81 CADY Resident Engineer
the YORK b. BRUfN Cnei Engineer smJa Delaware ,Hs
undersigned.
Bals viii be we'd until MONDAY NOON Aug IL 1873
n. W. sERAT, Superintendent. Long Braneh. ~
OFFICE o CHEZ bNGiSKKR d., L. ". n r. Col
HOBOKES, ~ J., Ang. 4, 1873 I
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received mt
- this 18th inst, the TUNNEL
approaches through BeeE Hill 1he speculation nidrauags
be this oce time alter tSDAl the 3ih Inst
JAMES ARCHIBALD Chicf Engineer.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- tie Office Of the College m Tuaae Conoany, until August 20 Tor
furnishing material Tor the construction Of proposed nue
through College Bidders will pdo per cubic ysri Tor rock
excavation Exclusive remoya earth excavation and renewal hi
for may required hnng said tunnel Ao Tor
rabbe masonry may be required 10 reuug walls The
pany the reject all bids Paus may b. ani
information obtained GRO L. CLARKE. Chamaa At The ohe, No
aartetfquare Providence H. l.
OvUcE OF TAG CORNERSTONE or BxGE,r5s o. rTs Sr"s{
NEw-lORK, CASTLE GARDEN. \. T., JuN 81. 1870 !,
SEALED PROPOSALS for supplying the
Castle Garden until II ocock MONDAY Augu' ~
s,neatoas showing the Of be estimated o a
Of the
application 10 the Secretary Castle Garden. ~.
Proposals will be addressed Ito Board tonmonts OF tn
grafton Castle Garden, NewlorE ,,.
Board right reject any ADD all proposals n'
''o"'' W. WV ~ " ~ q d WEBSTER seere'rv.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
ertz1rpr oP sMUGGLED GOODS.

The revenue officials having surveillance over
&c sses arriving from foreign ports have been very
active during the past week aud have effected number
Of seizures Of goods which passengers were attempting
20 smugge Deputy Surveyors Kirk aud Howell seized
yesterday AZ pieces VI black gupure lace containing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
Iil6rellaneou5.
@oruoraIlon NoIltes.
Association Hall.
Y. NJ. G.. A. RECEPTION.
MONDAY, Aug. IL. 3 p. m.
GRAND CONCERT BY vBSCkLIUS SISTERS.
Mr.. j. T.. RBTZRL, ViohDist and
n, HRnVGH W COIRY pt.ufst and Dirertor

PROPOSALS for COAL.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be eeVei BY the Department o.
Public IL 1875 al IL O'Clock noon Tor 0OO
o furnace coal and BOO tons Erate oOAL -
fui Information TAB CITY hbOOhD CoPes iof sac AZ
No Ctr Hll luonh-srs bAserasol. = 4. ----
PROPOSALS for SCREENED GRAVEL.
sEALED PROPOSALS will be received al The o1ee Of the De
Public Paris until saiuri Aux 10 1873 al IL O'Clock
noon Tor SCREENED GRAVEL for waks sai I1lii .
POI fall Information CRY RECORD C0pcs Tor tae al No
Ctr Hail (uOrL- veal bassIneatl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
.lrI.rIlRk ALMANAC

an. sur s.t,....... 7;06 Moon h'es...'.' oils
~" "''''' v,aH bIy-. an
H., 90 GOV. Island -. 1857 Hell Gate ferrV''iV9o
eS"' r,as wATER rms DIP " ., j., - D. ,,.1o
-. A. ose Goy.s lslaDd... 02l Hell Gate Ferr'.'lEio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

Sealed Proposals will be received BY the undIgnsd at bis
once sixty 800 days from July l. for the purchase Of tho
West Virginia Tract OF Coal and Iron Lands With the
Furnace entire they stand Also
separately the Illinois Farming Lands or any portion
ereo-the Receiver the right reject all bids 1t
be deemed the creditors OF the Bank to do
Tems-Oneh caih balance IN one two. and three yea" secured
By mortgage
Title perfect-absolute In the Ocean Bank.
Further particular, and information Geological and Mining En1neen
Reports on Virginia property detailed descriptions of the I'LL
nois lands, can be had application to
THEODORE NJ. DAVIS,
Receiver of Ocean National Bank,
10 EAsSAUST.. N. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

needed % complete tue
The Commissioner states that the work will be so lar
completed this year that the water can be admitted in'o
the pipes The old work Will then be abandoned carry
in 1874, when the ground occupied by 1t VIII De solo,
and the amount realized paid into the Sinking Funu
controller Green paid yesterday the labOrers on the
et VOL mn 10 Juy 81 the issue OF stock for the pay
ept ~ winch was authorized by the Board OF Estimates
and Apportoument on Thursday Inc pay Ioii ""iouN'
ed TO ,OS7 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09

OFPcE BOARD - HARB1R toNNis.gN.t...
No : PENBEKruN@qrAKE, Bost0N. Jl.y ~. l1i'.l,
PROPOSALS. will be received no tli. ufc uli " hiH
DAY Augas 20 1873 II O'Clock for .ueons r. 'a
nj the Junction AMI Fort POni Claan Do boston A
bounl el fats oftle Boston Wharf gtil a.
east fats The Boston and Albany Railroad su A'
tanning about million square feet more or less - o.
l. For about 700 lnea feet o. light 'ea wall on 70
2 For sbou, 300 feet Of heavy sal Fort fon Nlaa i
B. For ding said parcel to grade lS With naier, de.l ~ ne
contractor % the mouth OF hort Point thanntl shA 'a 49,
Boston Har5oI which be drtgel unflmP 10 e't'-'
a. For 6sg sai parcel good esaa gravel f'1 s''' Is 7"
grade IT, ID, 80. Ill. ..t fff.ur ssIl err.sl
q. 1fors.aJ %, or before october 1 1875. ..-....,.
.hov. Vors tuu be- flfna anl
b .ssn or ra, At Office Dweca the hours OF oeo'A ia -
aud II o'clock noon -....,ty A. n.
vi sccauug o. Die proposals an To t'e s-e
faithful performance " his o1ifiei
Mtssichnsetfs has appfopnael lif
,,,nI do toEar speclo sca.ssls aul alls -
cstrtct viii nAie budug TIE ommonSealh 81 ah' oie '
~ nan r he paid s by appropriations OF tbs L'ssiac --,'
The law Of Gbe Commonwealth. - ..,.,,,,,sy
Sesled nror, N also be received s"i sa o w
The Whoe on any portion OF said parel 0i nsh ef 'lsa w
10 buh ,ad sea.was and Do sad hins aeon 20 Z" .
p.Form an toe oolsshols OF voc
~ be C Of Rstou In re said parcel under CO., lna
Foar Pal The Sai tomuoaNt o. ti
railroad Con the Boston Nhsi NohF~-'' 49, ~ ~
Boston daiei June %. 1873 d.. - Ii. ,h. H. al,
lhe 10 reject auG al propesas I. Iesr.
HlrhOr Comm ssiluers AMI thr acceptance /" s4'. fF
Governor and Council. I'D. 81. a.. sd. A..
Proposals must he iudorsti froposah 10 i''.'u- ~
Flat aei and directed TO ihe 'hA'n1l o. ~ '
f0' ''s D'A'u VI ''Ai0' JOSIAH QUINCY. Cbar~I>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
Giin Real Gsiaie for Sale.

ESTATE OF THE LATE WILLIAM GROIN
H WILL, Of this city Cromwell Place Monroe Orange Co.
n ~ Finest Dairy Farm In Orange CounI, abou. 400 land
In high cultivation. partly surrounding LAKE OF 100 surface
within mile Of Monroe Station anf vi age houn New
BY ke RaSays hcener magnificent; No locality tesa
for Countrr residences, bOiTlg houses Tor Farm
DrT business WILDE sold n 50acrr plat, liberal terms Ad
dress j. W. CkOMNhLl,
r. o Box O2i. n. T.
LOR SALE-At w estchester-A HANDSOME
Il ITALIAN COTTAGE situated tie highest point Of aud
Thoggs Neck Of land steamboat audng and within
walking distance Of proposed depot Porthrser and Harlem
H. u cLMMAss, IS Piasst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
Also, a Tract of 5000 Acres Of Good
Western Prairie Farming Lands,

situated Jackson Mase Johnson and williamson Couns in the
southern portion Of the STATE OF ILLINOIS. within
nst distance Of Communications good mirte
Said lands are contiguous largely Of ch bottom and prairie
soil interpreted with good streams and ample timber and appraised
from IS 70 S35 per acre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-08-09
New-9ersep Rea! Gstaie for Sale.


A N excellent FARM in Monmouth County n
IA j. near Freehold TO SELL EXCHANGE for property;
Of the best farms N NewJersey. rutland WHITING.
Beekman-st
BEAUTIFUL PLACE NEAR PLAINFIELD,
- ne houe land. handsome lawn shrubbery
erOquet abOr &c bargains extraordinarily
person desiring delightful place for less than its value will call
JACQUES 208 Broadway Commissioner Of Deeds for all the States
CHOICEofTW0 DESIRABLE RESIDEN CES,
" 40 minutes ride b. travel from bertYs frequent
su log houses dpots and water police
and eonVsneness eOubned lots OF nearly laid
in garden Lawn shade arge and small fruit; l2poD house
halls verznda dci $4,000 liroom Frerehoof house
stable 81 300; made eaylO cent 30
In three balance long ne have and
furniture.
WILL EXCHANGE the TWO for WBLLCOSDITIoNED
Farm. within 30 me OF Hew.YoIk, by Central Railroad Of n. j.
cash banA Address for with particulars OWNER Boz l54
Elizabeth apply West Elizabeth Depot close BY the premises
ORANGE, M J.-Great variety property for
W taa Houses furnished unfurnshed TO rent Sale Gaia
H. GERRY, 80 Nassau, corner Liberyst.
PARE OPPORTUNITY for INVESTMENT.
~ Choice LOTS in crossing 20 MINUTES Central
well located; lows terms would make
with Of build cottages JAQCES 20S Broadway
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GoIel5.

COMMONWEALTH He TEL, Westinghouse.
~ Occupying square from worcos;o. to SpunSaesL boston b.
=. ROGERS Proprietor
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