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, 1874-10-07

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, 1874-10-07

A test of tho wutor-supply IN various parts Of
prascllce Of Gen. 5llater, representatives OF tho
Citizens Association, nnl members Of the City
Government. 1t showed, or seemed to ahow,
that tile maius aro Inadequate to tho demands Of
tho iiro Department in caso all tho ongines arc
called out. Tho supply Of watcr In tho district
lately burned over was found to DO Alto
Rothcr unsatisfactory. Gen. Shalcr OK
pressad no tina1 opinion, but loft for New York
in the evening. uo will communicate his giows
in writing, ut his convenience. His visit has at
1.
least boon valuable nn a menus Of inforkl ?ig tho
people definitely OF deficiencies in !lsly Fire and
Watcr Departments which thoy % long aus
pectea but mover nseertained.
, 1874-10-07

Twenty-tl,reo indictments have boon found
against Mc1lrath, tho ox-Auaitor Of Minnesota
charged with dofalcaton. Flo bears up brnvely
Under tho loud. and claims to haSe discovered
important errors In tho Legislative Committeo'e
report. Altogether he is hopeful Of being will
appropriation Of funds. It is fnir to say that the
people Of st. Paul are not vaibly affected by The
explanations which he has thus for given 10 tho
public They hold to tho theory Of his guilt
with amazing persistence. Outsiders WHO might
otherwise be projudcod by popular cla'nor will
do well to recollect that McIrath gavo himself
up, whom he waa ont Of reach Of tho law, at tho
timo asserting hia ability to establish As inuo-
cencs
, 1874-10-07

A second check-book belonging to GOV.
Kellogg, Of Louisiana. has boon found by o
records tho payment Of e, 600 to CarpenteA
Gushing Oh April 2s, 1873. We suppose Mr..
Carpenter eau explaip It all away lis il it had
mover been. It is easy to SEQ that he was legally
justified in supporting Kollogg ios pay In ono
court. and attaciing linn for honor's sake in an
otllor court; but captioua men will DO likely to
inquire whether tho Senator naA strictly loyal
eilher to bis client or the people.
, 1874-10-07
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

nArHs OF sunHcn,rrfos trAYArtE IN ApvASoE>.
DAILY, ytuail....$t1.tAti Snndas............ .2.1
Tr!-"tekl}.n.... V.tlOi Weekly ....... 2.Un
rs,is ut year 1T tho bnn,o rato.
o,tc.ent DELAY and nistaket bs sud Kiss roat
Qn nddcts IN full Including State nnh Countv. Post
Rcntttancus may be iuRdo chor b. draft, o1press,
DMts o.crr, ., IN rcgtE!brcI lGtnra. At 1ur risk.
'rEltMR TO ctr: suIsCNtHEils.
Tails, ,aeltssseh NwnaRs eseeptea y cents per we.k
Daih dolvcred, sunday Included. " conta per weok
Adasc,s T[iE TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Coruer ht.dison aud .}ctrhnrn-tts.. uhlcako, III.
, 1874-10-07

not admire Calsinsnl, because he thinks ''it
tends to looso living in Christian religion" This
sentiment occurred in MI address to tho Epiaoo-
pal Congress- iu New York yesterday. We ven
ture to say TINT Dr.. Thompson would admire
Calyinism il he belonged to tho Preabytery Of
Chicago, or thore would be disturbance.
, 1874-10-07

.: 20 pounds lowcat CO. Euency Nm.
u au T. H double hydra on thu oto.to cur,l"s
oained hBheHt wnter-trcB3tire rbpccttyriy of IEd
1na 10 ro0nds lowea 90 aud ~ pounds E,t,no No.
III al Mynta, on corner Of SOUTH Water aud franklin,
of South Waser strcc. and Eith ~"s nyeu,a. pt1.Ss
eI e1 ID aud 10 pounds. lowest oo MI
9 ov 1pai,i pohnins' Engne No. 20. hys1rant cornor
pressure Of l40 poitdHt lowoat Ito pounds Inajna
cst 20 pounds. 1"'' INV
.s s1 tl teft s,, EHg ao a VII tas cks lyran on
drant with four openings. Tho water-prcaaso Il, iii,
hyrant before tho cnHten tr0 applied WA stIowt Ia
10 98 pounds. Tho following was tllo ro1u of liz ~
test: Engine No. II. h!gleat water-prexsprp III
pounds No. H. liz pounds; No. A. leo uuul,,ls No
8 w4a attached md worked alort time, but boca,na
disabled. '"
The Kitth tcst WIS with tho sarno 1y1raut Four
leads of nose wore htt1ce, and tho hydraulic nr,7
aura Of tho Nucr-Works aloio throw four etsuu,,a
oxcil 35 fett in he,ght.
During all tho tcsta IN inch and quarter uo.4,s
WIS used.
Tie most disagreoablo feature Of tlloso tostu,
tlap]ays, mas tho rookloas way In Which lilo
q iltoman to dtsperso q crowd Of civilians by
turning ssroam on taom. After ono OF these
performances ho gro#B genial, aud III kuown ia
laugh. Yesterday, on Madison street, not more.
" w@H tue crowd dronci,od, but yaat amount o4
water was thrown Upon goods lit boxes III trout
VI sono oi tue BtorcD, and goouH wofe damaged
~ tne amount Of several hutldrod dollars. Yheas
poT1oFhlahces arc unnecessary, and should ba
d!6pollHeu with iu the futilrp.
, 1874-10-07

at u meeting Of English shareholders In tho
Eric Railroad yesterday, report WAS submitted
to tho effect TINT the Dividends uudor President
Watson'a administration wero properly declared.
This ID 3 t!rst step towards the yinlication Of
hnye been freely cart upon him by Now York
htock-tobbcrs,
, 1874-10-07

bor. On Saturday evening Inst thore was In
storo fl ths city 1,405,D05 bu whoat; 1,2cl,s07
bu corn; 54s,s0l BIT oass; os,445 BIT ryo; mud
138, ,7o5 bu barley. Hogs wore III better demand.
md woro fr1nor, with liberal Bales ut $1,000
Gas for common to good. Cattle wero aseatly /,
sales Mt S1.75@d.0o* Sheep wore quiet and un-
chnured ut s2,506D4, 80 nor 100 lte,
, 1874-10-07

Tho Executive Committee OF the Citizens AZ.
sociation has decided to employ counsel to aBsist
states Attorney Reed In the prosecution Of tho
band Of ru1laus OF which the gambler McDon-
aid is the head. If the Ct,zons' Association
shall be In the lens dogree instrumental in aend-
Ing theso pests Of society to the Penltoutiary 1t
will deserve tho lasting gratitude Of tic people
in this county.
, 1874-10-07

There Ia no improvement iu tho condition Of
ntfairs In tho Argentine States. Tho robels arc
gaining strength very fast, tho Govornmeut has
apparently bcccmo disorganizcd and weak, for
clgu citizens are lying to their Cousnls for pro-
toction and natives aro leaving the country, In
tho meantime, tho credit Of the Confederation in
London is becoming too small for reckoning.
, 1874-10-07

THO Rev. j. I. QlendeunipS has asked tho
ProsbylerY Of Jorsoy City to investigate 1iH con
duct. Ho waa charged with seduction by young
investigations III tleaa days. Tue example Of
thieres in Congress- has had this cfrcct. II he IS
guilty, Mr. dlendonntug has only exhibited
something above tho customary e1rontcry Of
great American ecouudsels.
, 1874-10-07
Ul}e Glleaou &I2il,uaae.
"Wednesday Morning, October Z, 1874.

Wap it because or nthough with Senator Oar-
penter when, not having beou retained by either
side. lie nttackcd Gov. Kellogg In tile United
States Scnuto2
, 1874-10-07

Tho atock-rnarkct in Now York yesterday was
much depressed, and feveriBh at tho close,
runlors Of failures abound;ng on tho Street.
There may 10 tl,lrry to-day which will throw
many operators of tho Board but there IL yet no
OCCASION for alarm.
, 1874-10-07

EYIC1iET's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. strcet, ..bctwenn
Dsstbosn & aE.l .ste, xsgen;ent OF tho Kellogg En-
, 1874-10-07
TIE INSURANCE COMPANIES.

LIE INSURANCE COMPANIES,
l"oailc Stroot was unusually quiet yesterday,
and 1'otllltg OF any importance occl1rrod. No
now companses s'Aye gyon notice Of their with<
dra"al btnco Inst report, md tt IL hoped that
noao otaeis VIII 10; still there ia very upeesy
ioonhg on thlH account. Several Of tho prosi-
aen's OF Eastern companies arc ut present III tia
c'1y' aha most OF them woro presont at tho wate1-
eest yostefoay morning. Proadout IL. T..
noaeas, Of the HOFFMAN, Insurance Company OF
NO" York, says that ho finds thugs much better
tAan ho anticipated. aud bis Company would not
withdraw. alr. L. s. Hewitt, of tho Dwot!iny-
uoase Insurance Company Of Doaton. iY ulAo in
the city. aud thinks Chicago ia no worHo for
risks than most othor paces. Still, from yeHsor-
day'a experience. l,o il sutisno,t Tint our Fire
Department. ncoda ieorganlzaliou HIS Cuu,-
pany will also romaiu.
Mr., ". Il. Cunningham. who withdrew from
the Local Don,d Inst Saturday, but wue iI.lucodto
reconsider his action at privato mosti1,g Mou-
day Afternoon, hus IecoAsidorcd bis action
again. and yesterday afternoon sout d
communication to tho Board Of Uudcr-
writera Informing tnom OF hin final
withdrawal. air. Cunningham Inns taken tl,s
action bocauso tho ptivatu meeting or MuudaY
where ho waR induced to reconsider hH action
was fully roporto1 III yeRtar1ay's TRIBUNE. Hs
accuRed tue monabers Of that injecting OF having
given the Information, Oh otherwise tho ropors
could not have been 30 correct. Mr. Cnnuiug-
linn will be surprised to learn that the max,
points OF tho action of that priynto meeting
wore furnished by hiuse1. Ha will PROBABLY
remcsnbor tlat TRIBUNE reporter a1ost;oucd
lin just aftor tho meeting in regard to bin WITH
draWal from the Board, From hs alsWers nil Tim
information published was gathered, and lu hau
therofore no reason to ACCUSE tue members of
that moeting.
Snynral nrannien hnre In talr c,,.,od ,n,o.. ~.
, 1874-10-07

MYERS, -s1.nroo atrpoi, between
StAto md Dearborn. Variety Tcrfumnncu i!rrFnAnns
tls prcsdigliateur, otc. Aftornuun and ovenng.
, 1874-10-07

ACADEMY OF AiustC-i ifalstcd street, l'atretn Mad
King tQhr.h
, 1874-10-07

GRAND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES street. oupoelto
Sherman l1otse kolly Lcona AiuAtfelss Afternoon
, 1874-10-07

TwEETY.TIlIrD.ST. nASE.DALL GROUNDS
Championship sano holwcon tho Ph!ladelph!Aa aud
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
Counirp Real estate tor Sale

CATSKILL NOUN rAINS. - Maps of the
~ Village OF Mountainsde be at our Office
Parties desiring to select PLOTS will apply TO
~ WILLIAMS SONS, 27O West 34thst., cor 8th-ave.
DANCHO for SALE, in Los Angeles Co.,
IL Cahforna miles from railroad station 20 600 liable
fruit laTmtg grazing 1000 lemon
almond 50 Address g. Co. Box lSO, Los
Angeles, Cal
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
Mem 1onblifations.

DEADY AT THE BOOKSTORES.
IL 1uLks vkEEss u 4IsEsRlous S,EsR ISLAND
As,sS SsR 5o1ssR SsssR As5 si5isf Tff SiH'' CENTS
HENRY SHEPARD & Co.,
PUBLIsHRRs. BOSTON
STHE POPULAR SCIENCE MONTHLY,
Il CONDUCTED Bf
r. l.. YOUMANs.
NO XXI PRICE. PIPrY CENTS
Contents Of No 81. for November
l. THE NATURAL HISTORY or THE OYSTER By Rev Sam
ueI Lockwood, Ph. d. uiastrsed)
II. 1RRBERT SPENCER AND THE DOCTRINE oP EvoLU.
TI0H. Bdi,or
Ill HUMAN LOCOMOT10N tIllustrated)
Nv. EDUCATED TO DEATH
" THB RESPIRATION or PLANTS. BI Emile Aglsve
W. FACIAL ANOMALIES BY Dr. Kari hnrer
VII CONFESSIONS OF A REFORMED shoxRR. By Francis
Gerry Psrselj
VIII. WOMAN SUFFRAGE As AFFECTING THR FAMILY. By
J. X. Cainea
* JOSEPH PRIssrLEY BY T. H. Hurley, H. D.,RR.s.
K SKETCH OF PROP. HAECkBL tPOrtrat)
N EDITORS TABLE, Matter and Lfe-Mnerat Collecting
Woman sunraseThe Rights Of Or EnayPho-
tegraphy snd the Chemical Centennial
LITERARY NOTICES Cske's Building Of Bran-Andre ard
Ra Journal Of Speculative Philosophy
sdenee-Rosss Exposures In Fire InuraDcMaeGib
ley's Introduction Study Of General Biology.
MISCELLANY: Artificial ButerThe ToIas TsaAdnte Hons
Usefulness the Robnow Leave Blanehed by Bright Sunlight
Tidal influence Vegetable and Animal LieHow
The PuegiaDs Keep Warm, etc.
NOTES
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QeaeheTs.

FRENCH CONVERSATIONAL CLASSES
slO for 25 lessons dav and ng, sso PREE CLASS iof
Room No. -. NJ vbhBi.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. wanted for TEACh-
nRs Music French German sp.nso and AZ hn,nsn % s
the YOUNG LADIES CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION VI noe'pao
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
steamboats, ano RAILROADS..

IFor other Steamboats, Railroads Third PagsI :
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing AZ
COuenss Cornwall Newoursh MaIoorOqsh Melton Poassass
Pier r. every Mouday Wednesday and Pniay 4 O'Clock
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAiLRoADAfr sept 49, 1874 through trains VIII
Northern with dr."'.s'''a '.'s
iU:uU NJ Special Chicago Express with Rses-
$50 IT, . % as $ northern a.-' and
400 % Montreal Express with 'eD.se'n from se.Yo'l
600 n Express Daily with ieepssean for w'serse"s sas
500 d. M, Pacific Express D., with s-eDage.r, for Rochester,
Buffalo and Niagara both L. s asd n q
Sc E.srs.. rl,s n for Tr'' '' Albany
Way "a'A' A 'e' '''''' ''-' C. H. KBSDRICA
General Passenger Agent
NE%HAvEM IA AMP DE9 HAsr
Creme p.o m oo sa'
.1 1I. % 5c & t'T zoo 70 .!a aso SSs Sa
2:2o een 4so SIS local EI siO ,En and s'lo'RLS
sorA So s sGs I2O0 POI ISo s.,s ss
5 s & sSs s Is 4@ 5c no iGH $40 S
B'';S. s,.I.' ". M. T $50 'cT "a. ~ s % pa J
y:lo Stopping .aio% EoI'ai ana sos -
SSo 3 s% SG S so 9 S .p o. sso;. fB a. a.
Providence snd s vsisv s.,b,oo The sSs az.
Nert6.aDon Ts"H.Vtn 5be sos sna b..
esss ,sI SSPst ssi opD '11 '
500 @ m M 1a " sSn@fs' BssSs *. s's %
and Danburv and Sowsk
the S05 1CO 4:3S and $40 m. with NewCaassn K
SUNDAY Mail TOO NJ vi. Springfield. 0l0 p
u. Providence.
Trains
r. IN na, ar at ons OF N Transfer Co. 944 BroaisY And
Y ard No l Coarst, Brooklyn. will
ehsck baggage from residence TO destination
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH
Commenting pteBber ii, 1874
leave Harlem kiser Station at g. o:l5 l00'
4:OU 4:4O 6:l5 AMI G:4j
Connects Morrsna Steamboat Co leaving Puss
Market sRp Harlem River Station, North AeS-io.k.
at boe and depo.
JOHN MOODY supt n. Y. D,viaon, New fOrs.
PHILADELPHIA, VIA LONG BRANCH and
l. the NEWjERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Fare New.i ORE tp Philadelphia ~ 20.
MONDAY 49, 1874 tue staunch, and
steamboats, JANE N0SEY and DAY STAR al
Sandy Hook with all traius, Will
lromP Pier g. N. R., foot % Rec'or.st
945 m.-Fcr Pnadepha. Long Branch, Toms River WIS
Tuckerton, yinsani. Bnigeton
400 m-For Lo1g Branch. RIVER wsretowp. BspegS
aud Tuekerton.
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
PHILADELPHIA, VIA LONG BRANCH /

DEM RA AD.-THN
i GREAT TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trans Eswyok from foot Of Ds0rosses aud Coandt 10
Palace Csn attached $3.50 and $3.50 Sunday .os
Fer Wipam vs Phla Ere r. DIV,
Meeting thadelphia e;3O m ter WiiamspoII Lock hsst
Pstios
euu Cent? and the d Rsgias.
Fer the South Limited Washington er-
nve Washington 4l0 Regular $40 and
S'Ea saur.ss tor Philadelphia $40 $3.50 NJ 1880 4iOs1
$50 o. D. m and IL nghl Sunday b, $780, and In W.
gan Xseown % odston for Trenton at 7:2O q sude erm
For Newark $50 7:gO. Tao. .. 10 AN IL D.
23O TO- 34O 4lO 430 8. 5:2O. 5;40 T. 90
$40 10 1880 and ~ night SUNDAY 5:20 T. slO
kirsbeb o. $3.50. 7:IO. 1:4O. b. s. 10 u. !. l. =
23o $40 $40 4;lU +S0 4;5O 5zo 5:40 $40. $50 z,
7:3v Sle. TO- ll3U and IL night ssussV 520 T. sst
70. RAILWAY O. $50. 7;eo. g. 10 a m. I'm l. @ go aI@
$40 {; TO- 4:30 4:JO 6,2O $40 D. 10 63o Z s. TO- 10
For woodbdee Perm Amb0y aud s0a'h Amboy aud 10 N
For New srunssIes $50 ami m. IL m slo 4,3o 6s2a
s:iU and Z 0. IN. ami IL night suaalv .. ~.
For East Milstone ~ noon. 81 and 4:3O o. n.
For L.ubstvlle and flenngton $50 q and Pr
For Phihpsburs Belvidere. $3.50 m. 2 and y -
For PreshoS z poe IN and 4;l0 pm
Far Farmissdale and Sousu. 71IG m sad D. m
Tor Penoer,on csmaea restn Amboy 23o -
For Highuown al p.mbsr srtoD, 900 l. m m - 40 -
Trans arrive oows:-H Ptsbagh ooo and 300 m 50
935 D daily $50 d..iy, eIeeot nvnes Ffea ".s
O. 1922 From fbidephia .: ~ wv, 500 iV.l'
ll:b5 2l5. 4l5 6:l6. 600 siat; l0si N saA'N'
6;l0 $50 ESQ II $50 o;oo and lo ,A sos, a
Desbross~s Ns~-forki No Coan,t bosa.
and Nos ia ll0 aBd lis eison HObokeD Enigns n.As
Omee. No Bsuspaes. BOYD jr. Gsa Passenger Asea@
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
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Drook!nn propertp 20 Eet.


DARLOR FLOOR of No. 102 Pineapple-st.;
ront room il suitable oe shop beng bat s6 doors
tom Putonst W. r. COOK. 235 Washingtonst, BrooflIn
vJNO LET in Brooklyn, convenient to all tha
1 te,ns.-A large assortment Of flnhd and uninrn.hsd
DWELLINGS, moderate rents d 81 CHAUNCBf, NI7 Mon
aquest City Hall Reuoa and collecting renLs specially
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday.-o Oct 2o 1874.
AT the Exchange SalesroOms to-day there
was fair attendance, but the larger portion OF the
property offered was withdrawn for want OF purchasers
Adrian H. Muller offered some desirable Yonkers prop
erty but there we're sales consummated' below VIII
he found . list Of sales.
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-Y0RK REAL ESTATE.
By *. H. Ludow q o.
s's 'I'R a.. ssSss :na 600
sou. and 30 q, .sS iass S1ra3 to- ss.v.
iooiioo'ii' 's' u Bu S'1 Risard Y. Haraea
6lo,s corner Nevays and Il7hs 100 1lr70i JsmesJ
10, .i,h $50 ~ ~, q a. ,ss:ss ssssS ooo
annual ground Of 500 aunum Moses
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK CITY.
Grnnd No $40 p 7sn Of NOrois 25Il26 FinOn no ooo
,65b. ssh.O, g zoo TS' so sSsvs 2jiii7i
sG.' 1915 Of Avenue a. I26io2a J.%s:X
liaS Suirs, % 500 Of 4iis1e Old Harlem
and i5sb.ts a. point io5 n Of 4thsVe lo0r 20
,so 100 1iss sf SaTs ESsss'SSa sSaioo
sane 70 sae as ,omsnee Co. .Nomirs
l26s ~ gJnq sl Fl 10 RoSer, IL 600
ceu,"svs cor 10000
wsaa1e fssSSae . 20 1851 Of i:tt 25l2oo Cloasvs
Woodawa Highs; Louis Enrich to Rebscca Bhneh' soo
esS cor 27ti:i S0ii9oni 90 ooo
Lot. %.' 2is 2i5 Tic, 3i9 23o S35 ~ 232
oa Ro6eT. 1IS Clarke TO Robert sld@ore 1000
same property, sAdmore to Lalor NOMINAL
shave 749 Of l5G 1890, oecIOse Edward a. soo
Hobbs, Aoolph Knrms. so'ooo
RECORDED. 800
33d 90 81 80 and 6l Ess % and 90 eoO' 7I2 ooo
''''''''.'' ~ 9U
Shave No 1856 years yesr year, oer 1850
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
Mem Dnblillticns.

AGENTS WANTED III
N 90 Ladies and Gentlemen TO sell
JOHN PAULs Book
and vicinity Also others everywhere harvest
for those engage sell the f copies People
want the book have Por further information address
COLOMBIAN BOOK Co, Hartford or Chicago
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

CTONINGTON LINE for NEWPORT and
The and mssDsceo steamer RHODE as, ELAN sTSSdSi
TON Mondays wdnes's aud Pndsys rom rS % sonn
foot fJsyst Of IN arriving IN pV .n s,s.rs2
at Of Co, aud a. olV s.
A. De yEAu Freight Agsnt l. !" "sAe RAs~ AAS
WICKFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEwN
w fORT X i--Caryine the U g. MAIL
sos and n sxprs~ tasd
arriving a 4:20 $40 Also y
Supaats 9lO Sleeping Ansiag Nsspsss ~
. THEODORE WARREN. ssssaasssAasA
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21

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He spoogises the things be has done "by request"
the sslaams TO the cousins OF kinRs and heirs Of
Thrones and slsneyed mandariDsso wittily that the
aDokogy 70 worth more than tAs AieRAthAS. this
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

CoTllaea.lu ptelnber II, lol4.
Trains leave Harlem k,e Station at b. 9;l5 m. Loo
AGO 4:4O. 6;l5 AM G:45 D.
Cornecs Morrssna Steamboat Co leaving Pats
Market Sin for Harlem River Station, North NeSiO.k.
For posters boe and depot
JOHN T MOODY Snpt n. Y. Dvlson. NeH iort
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
gonntrp properip 10 Let.

A T MorristOwn, n. j., TO LEASE. furnished
N for two or three years ~ minutes from depot hrstes
RESIDENCE with ample grounds house has every
either Winter grounds
stocked with and shade trees &c
VOAL LANDS for SALE.-FOr sale in Dado
I J Copny Georgia 100 ACRES BIrUMIS0US COAL LAND.
The quality ard is practically neIasasoe The land
Mouns q miles from Whtslce stanonl on
the Nashville Chattanooga Railroad which only - mes Ous
Chstsuooga To person having requisite capita ms an an
that will require bat moi
crate money Develop In region where te. an nne
dste For farther pscuars apply
CHARLES T. HOLMES. Box 1877, PostOAce hicon, GeorrA
EOR RENT-In the City of Savannah, Ca
6rstcas RESIDENCE, hsupg al the molen inproyemee
and vev Handsomely shei offered for RBST to respons
ensp Who g,te himself TO take good Of the furniture and
Of the Pulaski and
s1rrouGed BY ghborhooi moderate Por hef
nsr,icnlsr, apuly TO BLUM DBMBRB
Real Estate Agents and Brokers, sayannsh Ga
no LET, IN POUGHKEEPSIE, by the year
or season fuushel, ube brick HOUSE peri e. order
desirable residence; location and neghbofh0G
the moderate. The place ao Offered for sale
IRIS Ram COFFIN. Attorney, Poughkeepne
New-York tribune., 1874-10-21
ErooSlpn Eeal estate for Sale.

TOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
No lO2 Pioeapple-st store and houie; lo 2II50
4g ST 50 S-Ffame dwellings, lot Az iO
Mes Zoo snd z6o Wssbn0tOnst-Frane dwelling; lot aof'u
l7y and 1877 WossL-3sory and basement brick hod eA
No 43 wiloughbT.st-3stoV brick house loi, 21IlOO.
No 81 Hick.st-3-storv brick house; lot, 2oIlOO
No l5S RemssnsI-3..ory brck house lot. 25rlOO
W. r. COOK, 30 Washington ST., BROOKLYN