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Miscellaneous.

Wednesday last was fixed for the trial Of
William NJ. Tweed on the So called bill Of
indictment
One of the effects of the late panic va.
the throwing out Of employment If at least
10000 working girls from the different fac.
tories Ut Newark, N. J.
On account of the death of Col. Biddle,
the Age establishment, the only Democratic
paper in Philadelphia. IS now advertised for
sale.
The yellow fever is abst,ng in the Rou,h>
ern cities.
Fort Union, N. NJ, gets a hundred re-
cruIts forthwith.
San Frsncisco, October 30-Thc whole
business portion of the town of Reno, New,
(.wo blocks) is in ashes, with the exception
Of three or four fire. proof buildings. The
loss 10 estimated 1t over 800. 900, with very
little insurance.
Fall River. Mass, October 30 Thirty
seven mills Of this city, after Tuesday next,
will run but four days in each week, eight
hours day. The remaining two mills have
November contracts. These mills employ
$1,000 operatives, and their monthly pay
rolls, when in full operation, - sbou,
t45O. 700.
Washington, October 81. Orders were
issued TO day for the remova, of the Modocs
st Fort Macpherson TO . permanent loca.
ton, with the Qnapaws on Neosha river.
in the extreme northeastern portion of the
Indian Teri i,ory.
Nj: Dent. father of Mrs. Giant, 10 lying
dangerously III, with no hopes of his recov>
cry.
New York, November 1.-The body of
J. G. Heensn arrived here to-day. Funeral
services will take place on Sunday. The
body Is to be taken to Albany for insermen,.
Washington, November 1.-The public
debt statement shows % increase Of esq.,
0eo, 700.
San Francisco. November 1.-The total
loss BY the fire 1t Reno. Nevada. 10 over
>l50. 0oo insurance 90, 900!
Senator Schurz hos returned from Europe.
Philadelphia, November Mrs. Edwin
n. Stanton lies 90 precarious condition at
her residence.
The Vienna Exhibition closed siAe de
on Sunday.
| Berlin, November l.--Bismsrck hes re.
refuse 10 comply with tho government
measures in relation to ccclcsiasiics 10 ten
der their resignsiWns.
There were only four deaths from yellow
fever In Memphis on Tuesday.
Lebanon. "a, Vas fired in five pisces on
Monday night. Loss light.
Louis Gaylord Clark, editor Of the old
Kaieke,sseker Magasiae, died 1t Piern,oni,
| y. r.. Monday night OF paralysis.
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Philadelphia, October go The dry go'sls
house of Morgan. Young, A,temus 4 Co
has suspended. Liabilities. 500. OOO. They
will IN able 10 psy from IS to 80 cents on
the dollar. The house sold upwards Of -,
100000 worth of goods annually.
The suspension Of VIM. NJ. Lloyd, banker
at Allentown, is reported here.
New York. Oct. 3O-Lloyl & Hamilton
have suspended. They were largely inter-
ested in Pennsylvania.
The temporary suspension Of G Mielmsnn.
Schmidt & Co, has taken place The firm
il in the produce aud export trade.
The failure of lloy,. Sprsguc & Co. is
announced.
Providence. Il. l.. Oct"l'cr 10. 1t is un.
derst""d that l.. Il W. Sprague Of this city
do not suspend To-day, notwiths' sndins the
failure Of the New York house
New York, October 3l-J. r. Il w. II.
Daley, 40 New street, j, the Southern ship.
ping trade, are among the failures announced
The feather factory of IVES. llol'oken has
closed on account Of the scarcity Of money.
W" uuUulS'A 'tSC tiioW' b2t W
employment.
Providence. Il. l. October 3l--Iue notes
Of A. l. W. Sprague went To protest this
afternoon. The commissioners oppointcu
by the Governor Ia examine the condition
of the erosion Savings Bank report the
total liabilities st y, 80. 1888. "f which g..
l4', sos arc due to deposi,ns The assets
are g. 3s' 22:,5. 10 cluding *40j. 600 in accep.
tsnrcs Of iloyt. Spraguc Il Co.. *'s:, 500 in
notes Of the A. Il ". Sprasuc Manufacturing
Company, aud &lO0. 0OO in stock OF the three
Spruguc banks.
Oswcsn. y y. Oct. 3l.-iiov,. Spraguc
l. Co.'S. w.Nlen mills ~ Oswcgo Falls will
close to morrow until further nntirr. throw.
ing 800 operatives ont of employment.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Raiirmd has
failed I" pay ,,s interest.
New York. Nov. 1.-The house "f II. B.
Clsfiin is freely spoken Of this morning ~
being in trouble. II is stated ,h, m adj
j,urned meeting Of those interested in the
house will I've held at noon TO day.
II. b Clsiiin + To. notified the Associated
Banks TO day that they were not in need Of
assistance.
1t il stated that pool has been formed
among the capitalists to save the house of
Clnflin & Co., five million of dollars having
been raised for this purpose.
The failure Of James II. Gordon. stock.
broker, is announced.
The banks gained four millions in cur
rency up To noon to day. They now hold
eighteen millions. The lowest ever held
was five million eight hundred and twenty
five dollars.
A New York dispatch SAYS, in addition to
the Chesapeake & Ohio, the Kansas Pacific,
St. Louis 4 Southwestern and the Central
branch of the Union Pacific railroad failed
| n pay their semi annual coupons.
St. Louis, November o. Sterling Price
s. Co., commission merchn nts. made an ~.
signment, and the business will I've settled
up. The house was founded Ivy Sterling
Price, the rebel General.
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ERW ITEMS,

Richie. the Colorado Gift Entertainment
man has scootcd. Beware Of lotteries.
Riches take to themselves wings. Los
.Anins"s (Co!) Ls"der
The richest man 10 Denver, Colorado 10
said to he \ Mexican, and hrs wife 10 an
Indian.
Colorado has f,siy two newspaper editors
and no poor house accommodation to speak
of.
The ship Three Brothers, u California
built vessel. was recently loaded with wheat
=. VALLEJO, for shipment to England, and
her cargo ia the largest load If wheat ever
afost In one vessel, being 1896 tons. She
sailed from Ssn Francisco . few days since.
and was escorted out of the hsrbor with dis
tinguishcd honsrs.
Victoria has seventy four saloons and
only seven churches. Vallejo has seven
churches and sixty saloons Petaluma has
eight churches and only twcnty>ninc So
lions.
There Is but one baby at Kclton, Oregon,
and the neighbors take turns borrowing It..
A notorious lunch 6end. says the vir>
gina City Esserpriss, he's made bet Of
$50 with a. unbelieving hash wiclder that
he can cot . thousand eggs In . thousand
houn. He ,skes bis eggs In any style tba,
may suit him, either nav, poached, boiled
or fried. lie began the other evening IN .
private room connected with well.known
restaurant.
California wool.deale1 complain of
fraudulent packing among the fsrmera
Nesmith's majority In Oregon 10 about
5000.
There are eight wooden mills in operation
In California
Robert Carson. brother to the celebrated
Kit Carson. formerly Of Diamond Springs,
Csi., died q his residence In Howard coun-
y, Missouri, September 9Th, aged u years.
Major Wheeler has established Govern.
ment observatory at Ogden. built under tho
auspices Of tho War Department.
Tho inside pages Of the Virginia CITY
ESse,psiss were ''pied" October sd. not 4
line being left standing. The Gold Hill
Nsss reporter visited the Office In the after.
noon and found fifteen composi.ors, who
had been hard At work s,oce morning. still
engaged in paving over the conglomerste
MAS Of dismembered words and ideas.
The Dir Ut that Office Was bloc with psintess
profanity before The pages were rc<et.
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CoRResFofoENce.

CTHE New SOHTHWEsr sOlicits communications
on matters OF Pablo Interest from nj localities Per
feet freedom II accorded in the choice OF theme ami
ample range in sentiment and expression, 70 II Il
confined to reasonable limits We cannot. therefore.
assume in advance responsibility for the views Of cor
respOndcnts.)
Correspondents will please in all cases. accompany
cOmmunicat iOnswth their NAME
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SAo 8lee6e0s

New York. November s, .. NIP to
this hour the total returns from 3s4 towns
outside of this city and Brooklyn show
net Republican majority Of 1920, and =
nc, Democratic gain Of 16,l20 over the
vote Of 1871.
The Worh elects fifteen Democratic and
seventeen Repu oIican Senators; also s,x,v-
three Democratic and sixty five Republican
Assembiynen in this State. The only qucs.
ton about the State - the Democratic MAJ
jority. The Times says it 10 slight, and the
Wor!d claims $1,000
Tie Commercial. Republican, comedies
the election of the Democratic State ticket
by 10000 majority.
Milwaukee,. November 4-The Republi>
cans concedc Taylor's election by 5000
majority. The Democrats CLAIM it by 5000.
The Assembly is Reform and the Senate
Republican. The vote was light.
MINNESOTA.
Chicago, November 4-GovcrnOr elect.
G. X. Davis, Of Minnesota. tclcgraphs from
~ ''"' >""s 10 VSbuSUSCu u
from 5000 to 10000 This is probably the
Republican majority on the State ticket.
NEW JERSEY.
Newark, November Both Senate and
House Of New Jersey are Republican. The
majority of the former is 7. and the latter 4
or ;. The Rcpblicsn majority in the
House last year was 3D.
Baltimore. November 4 The Democrats
have elected their entire ticket by from l3,-
600 10 $1,000 majority.
ILLINOIS.
Chicago. November 4-Thc municipal
election here to.tiay resulted in the election
Of the entire Peoples ticket, headed by IL
d. Calvin fer Mayor. The issue was the
| Sunday liquor law, and the foreign popu!a.
| ton supported the Peoples ticket sln,Os,
| unanimously.
Richmond. November 1 The election in
this city passed off quietly. The indications
are that Krmp"r's majority in the city will
Ike 5000 The leading Republicans concede
Kcmrur's maj"rity in the State 10 be $1,000
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Boston. November 4-Thc Massachusetts
State election is preceding quietly TODAY.
tx Mayor CASTOR. the Democratic candI.
date f"r Governor. il receiving handsome
majority in Boston.
Boston. November 4-The Journal at
midnight hos returns from 3ll towns. giving
wa.hburn - 90; CASTOR. 81. $50. scattering
496 OF 10 Senators. the Republicans elect
=. The Housc will probably he three
fourtha Republican. In the Senate two n
one are opposed 10 the prohib'tory liquor
law.
Boston. November J.--All but twenty.
four towns IN the State give Wa.hhurn r..
osS majority. The total vose il ~. 81. The
De0ocssis eject eleven eenaioss and ,ixev
0eabess . ~ Hoase. Pierce b elected to
Ossgssss.
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P,A,sv llasasv Iillsl b. laile naecoele.

SSWy AS1S10y A1ss0O " C080 00CO0oSe.
st. Louis. October 30 -Paisey Marley.
who was to have fought Martin Brodcrick
in the came ring IS Allen and Hogan. wss
found dead. shot in the left breast, in front
If McCoole's saloon last night. lie had
been drinking at McCoole's during the night.
and Edward Fitzgerald sworc that McC"olc
shot Marley. McCoole, the barkecper and
two other roughs were arrested on suspicion.
The Coroner's verdict on Patsey Marley
10 that Mike McCpole killed him with pis.
til shot.
Si.Louis, October 81. Mike McCooie has
been released on hail of 10000.
st. Louis, November 3.-Nfikc McCoole
was arrested this afternoon for the murder
Of Patsey Marley, and lodged in Jail.
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Washington, October 3l-Ess'ma,es for
the Legislative branch Of the Government
show IN increase over previous years. The
estimates for the salaries Of the Senators
for the fiscal year ending June 80. 1874, are
$S55. ono, ard for the pay Of officers and
employees Of the Senate, $l46.000, for con.
tingeni expenses. $'90, 0O0 For salaries Of
members of the House, q. 2oo. 900. salaries
If officers and empty $els. 900; contin.
gent expenses, 3267. 900
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JAN H. MILLS. EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
ossvep evERv SATURDAY
= go
Saturday Morning, Nov. $. 1873.

~ Subscrt,rrs ordering piper changed
from one address 10 another musI gice name
NJ post.cMcs to 1hieA II has bee" ssns ~ we!
40 sh0l 10 ssAich ii 10 10 be cent.
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Hon. A. 9. Thurman (Dsmoc'aD viii
undoubtedly b reelected to ibe United
STATES Senate. oow thas bic party les coss
ssea Of ths legislature 1T OAio. Disooaatsl
y 10 politics. y b oss II he bess and
nese 0sel1l 0eoaaogo u Coogssea
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An Essex street man lOught pig last
Saturday. says the Dsnbury Ness. What
do you feed your pixs" asked : oeighbor.
''Cosn," 10 said. 40 yos feed Il IN the
carr" asked ~ friend "Do yoe think ! am
fooll" sid he 1ssex slssse naa, sareas-
sseally.
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Av ihs Pyssid.nt or,hs Unt,sd Sk',ss cr Ams'tc0 $50
4 Proclamation:
The approaching close II another year
hr"ss 9th the OCCASION the renewed Thanksgiving
snd acknON Judgment ~ the Almighty Ruler ~ TIE
Cstscrsc tor tho unnnmbcrcd mercics which lie hss
bestowed Upon us Abundant harvests have hecn
among the rewards ot our industry. with eome ,acal
cscspi'ons: health hss he~n sn,0ng our many blcs-
sings enjoyed tranquility At home and peace with
other nations have prevailed frugal industry s'e
gsinisg IL mcri,s II recognition and is mcr" re-
wsrd and gradually. but under the providence Of
Tod surcy - We trust, the nation 10 recovering from
the lingering result vi dreadful civil striir For
Ihtsr sud NIL the other Mcrci,r vOnchsas II hcomcs
10 40 people 10 return our heartfelt and grateful
acknowledgements. and with our Thanksgiving Ne
may unite our pray'ss for the ceSss'"n "l I"sl and
t-mporas! suhcring'.
l. therefore, recommend tha. on ThursIay, the 2.th
day OG November ncs, the ptOple meet In their re-
sIseiivc places pf worship. to make their nckn0wl'
e.i,s.ent 10 Almighty Gpd for III. bouitts and iiis
protection 10 otter "a Him PRAYER tor their 'a'ntinu.
sNce.
In witness wherein have herenntU o., my hand
end csuscd the real Of the United States TO be affixed.
Done A Wellington. thir 10Th da. Oi October In the
year Of our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
srvent,-ihrrr mud of the independence" II III" United
N,a'es 81 America the ninety seventh,
fsiSncdj Ulysses :. GRANT.
Ny the President:
IiAHIrnx Fi.m, Secretary of state.
WAeu,>.roS U,i.in.r u, is1:
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN.
FOR LADIES.

ITO AMERICANS VISITING LONDON, and
IL wishiuz a eomfortbls HOTkL-TrT RICHARD
sOEs AnoucsA Hote Fnsburyoue London, The Bank
4 Nng BOme comforts and moderate charges
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
REAL ESTATE.
Nsv.yoKx. Fndsr. Jsa. u. isTa

xsyToKx Pnasr. Jsu n ls71
The attendance at the Exchange to-day, was very
snail and Ons public urnsaoiOH was made
wm Kennedy Of Matthew Brennan sherh ths
brown house and los roro
I,d or ts westerly 90 feet 10 inches noeer
hundred eld sai to sud over ana ,g,s
the due inss. from !9y is7 to SAH0s' rh'
~ W Mjrs, ssosrreS aEtl hs 9s pror legal sale
the direction Of wn NJ Ho".ne rssre
Al gtir.s ale DE following reports have ben received
oa Iron %..ilsr ~ Count, S for 500 a.o ,hrioy
so1sxloo located End known 10 "a Pa'Ha"'s
Fo sns SON TIE hsS: nd lot ES 81 L1ss hss
son s,s ssIs bsiag 1lTs0. lot 100 fos. for sls.lOo.
following transaction in E.stsis properties E' e'nssm
mated to-day through Aller. Dooey Ilsnnque-. ma
POnr lots located The sontssss.eTy oe Of Asns % ~.
o located the north essry corner Of Asees 30
s E oH he .Ss 8s q oOH1ssHeH @ @
and Seren oosd 81 adjoining the fronting on
sbe STREET lots each !'rsat onHns % @ ~, % an
the north weerT Of ATenus sud Seventy
% sscp Is o, 1aii e r io,s sauihey seventy
ssoond., Avenues and b. los The
sde Of st. eomTnsaoing ATeuse A. be
os sHSssdos o. $50 900 This important transaction
the and win doubt sitIse' considerable en
We Boo sale to Mr. Prce lyes Of the srm o. ives
sboui sores) located as.ory ne south
en- BoaGrsTS y asa % E 1 = % 90 bos. well abe 10
uass regArd The Pee Pd o Ibls property beng e1re1 s
dnv being approaehabe only BY prae
o1tBg the Southern BouiefaTn
held $1,000 and 10 IL ereciea -
he eonpeOn Poteh ssd Harlem River R.o.t with
ferry the residents Of his Vicinity 70
raoh Of 5 20 must % heosV
Of
s the aforementioned road has been located on Hhl
known understand that fteemboAu n
stoupagr b. Mr. spOnord on m
property afonF practical RAPID Transit TO tbs Hegho0rno'
Sales announced o tzke Dane n tie Exchanges
SATURDAY., Ftb !.
Hugh ~ Csnp legal under the direction OF o. lrvih "M
head referee wOst0 and o 9Is ocstel
and knowu No III DuAnesL
BT Jsmes Miller eEa Under the direction OF Charles Harris
Phelps referee each 25ro5 located three he noheV
~ Portyri the souheriy de Of FryoHTthsts
ear sdoung commencing westerly IRON Teutb
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

BunE, reported unsafe FOR the ending jan o. 1872: -
p 1hOmAsst unsafe piers columns and hniss g. '"
Plat. , - - r., -.
No TAOnasst, unsa front wall and Intel O. W Pla'i
No s. West Broadway unsafe front wall and Intel G. w. Pat;
No 81 West Broadway trOrt wall and Intel w PiAt'
HearJs. unsafe ceilings Department Public inf;rsstioa
F unsafe ceilings and doors Department Public nfErns-
Nos 28 90 a. Ansnst esHgs Department Pablo IH-
Nos p vandsvset, unsafe Assys and Coon, De-
Pubic Instruction, OErer.
FOrzTthst y q corner Ms NAlke owner
Southeast FOurthse sb scoHdsi unsafe north gable
wall. Charles White.
No * Woos,er-st piers speht
Ne Farsyth-sL unsafe chimney. Mr. Brady.
Intel JANA Coleman,
80 Wooster-st, unsafe rou; wall, g. Mayer,
No. l0 Msdsout unsafe foundation walls Henry Moun owner
No % pj~st unsafe wall, Dsniei Huber.
No 479 shng0n-st unsafe hIheII and ron VAIL Eugene
Egan
Leonard
no. 4s8 Greensieb-st unssfe ceilings ageui
u. 4
ReHwck-st ehinueys. Jacob A. H.t1ei owner
sullivan chinueTs. MI Hsg1don.
No. 20 B0SeTy, unsafe generally, IhoA HeAy es5ee.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
Observation-Disclosures

NEW-YORK. Friday. Jan. 81. 1873.
The demand for business horses was suf-
acisntly active dimnutiOn Of stock in the
Bulls Head Market fact which the more notice
able on account Of the expected arrivals being
stiIl retarded by the blockade Of the principal
Western railroads Prices for vorkboraes remain nrm.
and there Is an especially ready market for prime truck
horses "a road horses OF noteworthy speed have
recently been sold 300 TO 500 per head Among
recent arrivals we notice four pairs matched coach
horses and head Of road horses all OF which have
arrived from Onoids County. n. Y. where they were
bred and are announced for sale by J. o. Taylor the
we'll known dealer IN pleasure horses. OF No li5 East
Twenty-iourth-st.
There was a fair attendance at the regular semi
weekly sale held to-day &C Messrs. Johnston & Van
Tassell'5 Horse and Carriage Auction Msrt aud the
prices realized for the horses ranged IS follows;
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
Giin properlp TO Eei.

Gitn properlp 10 fsi.
ITO LET-FOUR LOFTS IN the new marble
buuz No p J0nessL, opposite 'sisye1ep phoei fns
liberal ard 5osessou snee. Apply a q Bo1l.st
CTTTART's NINE and FIYE-STORY BUILD
- TO LET.
a Refinery
purpo m b. dy ~ lstAprL
The nneory building Rsadet front Of 70 feet
ReadeL, and he divided into three
warehouses communicative The nye0rT
building ChambeTssi also be divided into three leased
stoes) north side Reades Nos l.
80 dOos gnd shutters Also The loI
sdoniag stoy bung south de kesde HOs l 49, lts si,
&. L. & A. STUART les ChsDbersst.
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
Gitn Real gstate for 5ale.

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4 kDVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BB RECEIVED AT THE UPTOWN
OFFICEs 81 West Thirty seoordsL 90 West TEeHtT-hr9
st. up 70 p. n at regular ohce rates
A -GRAMkRCY PARK.-Fine Family Resi-
"A. and Istsled stable, Hinsteenih.t oI2oo
lS
hebOop soundT but complete repair price for bouse
' v K STEVENSON 4 SON,
No. II Pinest and No. s2e F1h-ave
DARGAINS on Fifth and Eighth-aves., front
lpx Central Sixth Seventh the PAEt
~ VIZ. q. RATNOR
81 PInest
NOR SALE, No. 225 Z. 30th-st.-Three-story
hst sioOp brick modern Improvements steam iunsee
Pree reasonable Possession early April g. Hatfield Architect,
81 Piue-st.
TERE. JOHNSON, jr., AuctlOneer, No. 21
York property bis hAtd sale, BIhaHge OF Kent
r EXINGTON-AVE CORNER HOUSE For
II below Trtehs Three so basement hghsoop brown
stone RULAND WHITING, Beekn1nsL
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
fona 1sIano Real gsiats for Sale.

L,OR SALE-A choice BUILDING LOT, CEN
xay located village Fuahing, 5ctl50 within
ulnulss dspo daily ehuEches scboo
ke reach. Price slso Aserhbe. Address
"seGUs" BoT s5l ~ r p o. ar J. sfkkLB FsshiBg L l.
DECONIC HOUSE, Greenport, l.. l., for Sale
Ls, usisraass4 AEgg sANtD a. FLOYD, GEcsasssh
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
Brooklpn Real gstats for Sale.

COR SALE, on Brooklyn Hights-Two LOTS
on the o RmeBt between hentAgus Terrace ADD
HIckSsL, 50zi0o, sl3,3o0 each
LOT north side Of Aontaguest opposite he Pepon House
PLOT roning PrO,pec, Pst Plaza, vsresns-t .se But
s. HOEDLOW,
Real Estate Brofer 2Os houilgue-st
E0R-sALE.-Four-StOr HOUSE. west side
washington, Tlary and JOIN Lot tfrTo
Threesiory brick HOUSE,. No s7 wOaghtys Lot PoIS -Four
story double HOUSE and srOks Noa ~ aH -
LOTS FAbusn BstisE
a. frouarg Fsibuhsve and lo6 feet Butlerst
wfcKoFF JAMES No. 3 Aoutsgues sna No 5s fs6usAsys
EOR SALE or HANGE-Brooklyn, first
class theeoTy sl5 bsssueni hlghtoop, bfcf HOUsB B
KE50r0o WlShngtchSe bet Fulton and
pOssssrOa As choice REc
DKHCR West fhySeTenihst. eity.
O. Il PIERsos. s Ple-r
TOR SALE, Orxwili be rented furnished, the
Il birch and brovrsons HoUsB No rs Caost
Brookyn Has nodera eonvenisae and MIR ordsE size lo
lsxI0o. Apply 10 v. w. WALSH, IS ChEzbsr-sL, ny.
LNOR SALE-Three-story frame STORE and
DWELLING No. ie1 Psssppsty Brooelyt Lot Itto. Onf
doasB Puos-l e1Oes. GEO. BUTTON u PsSt place
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01

6orses, Carriages, 9arness. O&G.
L,OR SALE-HORSES and DOGS. Any per-
irstass hunters Rosns, drassn OF
Welned pOrng0g, see Ehe ssms y cne
aotcaOn ae pree ateoded Pacasse
!. Will IA WKS Co. nontre Csna1s
T1INE CARRIAGE and ROAD HORSES at
Il A PITCHs STABLES lso Rasi rweayfoartA-.e
HORSES FROM ONEIDA COUNTY, n. Y
II a POUR MATCHED PAIRS aud 6BvBS SINGLE ROADSfBts,
reasonable .2s 10 dsegaea SOse hssRs se..
rial ,oucssd J. o. TAYLOR, its Bas rventy-iourte.s
uARNESS.-Horse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
AprOus Horse Equpnea q erey description ss
.xe,t vsnetT IN New.YOrk G. a. A0Sk4An bkO nsnniso'
sarsn; SsrerOoms, ia Chsneetsss
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS. SADDLES,
and al kinds Of Ssedey geois ertennry nsnai.ct1r ~
n. Bsass aud Carnage hoees
sTs,.,v 5ssitV q g. SMITH Co. 20 WaTrss-st
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Countrn propertp 10 Get.
MARKET GARDENER--Fine chance for a
vi shares cash iouf
stAbng tools fruits berries manure S
Apply West Elizabeth Depot y. j. G. x r. Terms
New-York tribune., 1873-02-01
6cuses dno farrns Danteo.

WANTED-TO purchase. within one hour OF
w SewTork. snng COUNTRY PLACE With good garden, and
ftree; hsTn. with aeonmodai9n for
place EeEersey the line Of the Central hors
W
], ,buue O1es.
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6elu nauteo females.

A LADY WANTED in an Office to COR
n RESPOND 10 plain and r.pta psnn.n a1ct % sy1s
nd u ro...,. orssr es6oA horeughns IA her snrE
gso amzaraa eapsb Of rsTnz manueipA peerse ass sse
srpssscs IN ssy ssay sTDsesea fesraS sat ttafeN sok
SRLLkg, 3ss s.S55. r, D. Nssrgss
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IMPROVED BREECH-LOADERS-La I'M
poreneu London EoTkmsnshp sefng actions rebound
ocks ron II eg.l moderate pnsss
RIpress Double R.tes, small bores T. NJ hhlLbi a. o.
OIfordst. LondoH; Rue Scribe, Pans
CMEETON's PURE COD LIVER OlL.-Nearly
- smell The best remedy i0r Consumption AZ chest
debility ke Pihs "a bdi hA pntss IA te
W sABEr0E, Leeds England and AL ChemiIts
VISITORS to ENGLAND requiring HOSIERY
Ia Cotton Thread sin and Res Bsbrs7sa Of hs hsst gHSy
and Cored fanneis Drawers ana fes1
e as Gyed y Establishment Of the hirufAetsrsu,
POPE q PLANTE.
Hoten Glovers ADD shirt Makers Wateroopiaee,
PAIL MALL. LONDON S. ".
there prompt purchases IRON ne nest eDpes
10 the metropolis.
: The 1850.
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aOtels.

floiels.
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
- locrupne square ifO Worcester spunsnsL Bosson D.
p ROGERS Prounetor
VERMONT SUMNER HOME, POultney. We.
Rev j. NEWMAN D. D., Prop open from May Special raies
o ism.les and seASon bo4rders