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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-12
Not Quite So Fast. Mr.. Jones "A

NOt quite 80 Fast, lnr. JOneS:-A nOrSe-
doctor in Philadelphia was caught changing the
celebrated Mexican Mustang Liniment into other
bottles, and using it as his own recipe. Honesty
is always the best policy. These medicine men
like to follow up such fellows. It cured the lame
horse all the same; but it damaged the Doctors
reputation, and beneftted.the proprietor in pro-
portion. We have heard Of so many Rheumatic
persons and lame horses being cured by the Mus
tang Liniment that we advise every housekeeper,
Hveryman and planter to invest in 80 ct. or a
SLIGO bottle, against accident Beware Of counter
eiters. tits wrapped in steel engraving, signed
"G. w. WestbrOok, Chemist
The Ladies' ~Orosis Club, Of New York, re-
Gently changed their discussions from Woman's
suffrage to Hair preparations and Pinple Danish
ers. They declared that where nature had not
endowed then with beauty, it their right
yea, their duty-to seek it where they could. So
they all voted that Magnolia Balm overcame Sal
lewness, Rough Skin and Ringnarks, and gave to
the complexion most disttng,e (Sorosian) and
mar ble-like appearance dangerous to men, no
doubt); and that Lyons Kathairon made the hair
grow thick, soft and awful pretty, and moreover
prevented it from turning gray. If the propri-
etors of these articles did not send the sisters
invoice, they are not smart.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-12

A GENTS WANTED. Men or women. 1874 a
IA week, 800 forfeited. The secret tree Write
at once to COWEN CO.. sth street New York
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-12
DIR. RAILWAYS
Regulating Pills,

Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated with swee
gum, purge, regulate purify, cleanse and strength
ders OF the stomach, Liver, Bowels, Kidneys,
Bladder, Nervous Diseases, Headache, Constipa'
iousness, Bilious Fever, Inflammation Of the Bow
els, Piles, and all arrangements of the Internal
ly Vegetable, containing no mercury, minerals,
- Observe the Following symntoms result;no
from Disorders of the Digestive Organs:
Constipation, Inward Piles ,Fu1lness Of the Blood
burn, Disgust Of Food, Fullness or Wei ght in the
Stomach, Sour Quotations. Sinking Or Fluttering
at the Pit OF the Stomach, Swimming of the HEAD
Hurried and Difficult Breathing, Flutter1ng at the
Heart, Choking or Sufocating Sensations when in
Lying Posture, Dimness Of Vision, Dots or Webs
before the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain in the Head
Deficiency Of Perspiration, Yellewness of the Skin
Sudden Pushes Of Heat, Burning in the Flesh.
few doses of RAILWAYS PILLS will free the
system from all the above named dj sOrdars
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Price % Cents per Box. Sold by Druggists
READ "FALSE AND TRUE.

Send one letter stamp to RAILWAY & CO., No. 80
arren Street. New York. Informa ton worth
will be sent you
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U N f Bt)TT LIE

1t Resolves away Diseased Deposits; it Purifier
the Blood and Renovates the System. It cures
with certainty all Chronic Diseases that
have fingered in the system five or
ten years, whether it be
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-12
M WHITTIER 617 ST. Charles Street,
0ns 46hl ST. LOFTS.

WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS
please say y0u saw the Advertisement,
in this Paper.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1874-08-12

school OF Plymouth Church, and III
his welfare and that Of his young wife
both pastor and people took decided
interest. In the year 1856 the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher used his influence
20 have Tilton employed on the staff
OF the Independent, Of which paper
Mr.. Beecher was then editor.
Then began controversy between
Mr.. Beecher and Mr.. Tilton, which
attracted general attention to the latter.
Mr.. Tilton took the ground that as
consistent Anti-Slavery man Mr.. Beech
er could not support the American
Board. Mr.. Beecher defended his posi-
ton. Mr. Tilton assailed it before
crowded audiences, who were attracted
by the discussion. Mr.. Beecher was
tender and conciliatory, AIr. Tilton was
fierce, almost vindictiye. and denun-
cIatory. One Of the latter's speeches
was reported in the Independent. and
from that moment he Lecame one of
the most prominent Anti-Slaverv ora
tors of the day, and a fayorite speaker
at all pubic meetings. It brought
him into the lecturing business. in
which he achieved for a time q marked
success. At this time the Rev. DIR
Ormiston, of Canada, writing of Theo-
dore Tilton, said that he once saw him.
on visit to this country, in Plymouth
Church, and he was then mere strip
ling, he spoke in answer to Mr.. Beech
er, with an eloquence,. and fire, and
depth of thought that was perfectly
electrifying. The Doctor never had
, 1874-05-20


Hliacellauoous.
Owing to tho rain storm, but little business was
aone at tho docks yesterday.
-Tho tug L. 3. Johnson, belonging to Commodore
Coz, ~ thoroughly overhsu1tnR at Dnollto Olcotta
Qfy GoeR. onp Rlso rece1fe@ . Nv" ce4G ~ Pa4At.
l The schr Prince AHrea r. H., on nuuefs osy oooH'
Secoytng new a,n anil ,e,,ston,a
Tho achr hloancr u Rettl1H eaAea anu seaasGauu
About three tons o. iron on VII oe pas IN hoF' "nen
abe somes out ahe VA po o. Aoohh a. a% t, ,s
-The van 9a2enpuTg, wMcn colnusa ,.lnit VIII sMe
Asve few en- days sg0 4 u ors ry oc ne" Do"Sf
The new barge oessS t4an, WHICH % J.. cGas 9n,
aeW aays ago iot ~ hs0 o, ot ~ IVAN AZ. H. n,
probably from uolt'4o!s ue.nH III. ole"' on" "A'
Lasen " ,liut ~ 10y @ ~ r., ~, MI ia.J ~ nm tons
Tho sunrise On hof nl tFln naa M aoI y ~ no' to
~ aoft coal from oe'e'ano 'of 'ne oas .o''s
rahSt ,,,oo ,,,r T =, rzr,ch,rson ,vh,ta 1cavino
-1to oaree scnr =. ~: 1tu'Gnsol ~ M WINS ~ @ asn'is ~
port onday evening Wn o1 srae
ouualo 4?ounusu ~ i'e uoos -. . ~ ,xdtno"{
right across tho tunnel. sne was go''en on "t'H0"'
soamage, n.,,..x,,, ~ '4,o .,,,r n a,dror, WIN
-uaPt; AatWeu o. .ne scns o' ~ NV ~ liz
o,nea nef1 ra and
drowned ne Was M gu. " ~ ono verv
ne o. .ne neaasns e. III. H. tne t III =. m nnrnosc
Gil OFT HhH THhuG 10 h1fO uut IL AV
, 1874-05-20

Sptcfa, Dspateh to 1As Chicago Tribune.
DETnoIT, Micl,., May 10-Afternoon.-PAssED Down
Props Barnnn, passsic, NahAnt, Tecu1nseh bark
Sardinia schrs Manzanila, Emma Hutchinson Lady
Mcdonald, F. Palms, Hobokon, Frank Barker, A. q.
Morcy, Ua1naucle, Typo, z. Gerlnch.
PASSED ur-props Alask4, Pacific, sanilhc. Toledo,
Chanberln, and Conaort, Mary pTin8lo and barge |;
Bchrs Fellow Craft, Daniel Fort.
WMD-NortAweat.
DE1norT, Mich, May 1o.-Evening-pAsaED Up
Props Tecumaah, Niagara mud raft, Philadelphia !.
schTs Monterey Annie Sherwood.
PASSED DowN-Pr0rs Pacific. Mary Prlngle and
bargo; achrs J. q. Wilbor York Stats, g. G. Wand,
Loulsa. .@
Wind northwest,
, 1874-05-20

Suburban.
ITO nENT-IN EVANSTON-I1OUS USES OF FROM :
~ To 10 rooms, from Rt0 to $50 pnr month, will soil
oheap for motsthiy pnynionts, D. u. DEWEY 4 co..
sndE Etftt,.ny,
, 1874-05-20
MARINE.


Port Of Chicago, N1ay'1O.
se sclr Driyer, 0allHsll'a plor, wood.
6cllr sloara, Buffalo, coal.
Prop Annlo foung, Buffalo, bnntrics.
s sthir Ut1ononn, t1 Bs, JoHopt', Aunllrlcs.,
6mr ghcborgall, Msnltowoo, snndrics.
Prop ekylark, III. JuAopl,, in,ber.
eehr Joe Dresden, Holland. Iu,nber.
sci1r Pauline, huskcgon. lumber.
scllr Myrtle, MnskeGon. lumbar.
Tug II: =. rainv, AtHEkcgon,. tewina.
Barge Tsansfo:, Muskegon, lumber.
largo City OF drnnd Haven. afl1slegon, lumber.
large g. D. D., N!r*keyon, lumber.
Barge Gem, soutl, Haven, lumber.
Dargo 1oyt Grant, s1uskcgon, lumber.
Yarge Arctic, Munkegon, lumber.
rrop 81. AlIsns, ogdenseurgh, sunlric'.
ssSr ssSr 1Snsson 1n'f &"reB B.Ksc sos ''
Prop Empire State, Buffalo, sundrfes.
oP esafss E. ks9.ss n:y os s:
Err 11fcp hoano9s. nnifqo, D, M,,'9a :antlre;. naes
Bchr G. @. Cooper, Buffalo. cement.
srAr Four Irohers, Holland, wood.
nargs Wi1l'am Y Mn ,nnr. osapa avG ,,niInr mosr'
ac!,ss wa!iin. Holland staves.
6cllr J. A: HOLMES ocser Crock, wood.
S'hr n'sa'' D'a2' b. 6P,ssi;hp. 5fsssi; LUMBER
Prop plymouth. Na7alo, 2s,OoO bu wheat, 80 brls
pSik, ,S soS saeks oat cafs' s' balea bro ON corn.
sehr seh'' sshayEiil, % Ers, H. ssosS Sn Wheat.
Euhr AllcRhnny, Et!c, 10000 bu wheat.
schr Sweepstakes, Kingston, II ,o?e hu whent.
Bchr Elgin, Kingston, 1900 BIZ wheat.
Barge oliver CROMWELL Port Huron, 2O.6o7 bu corn.
Bchr North Star pentwater 20 bags and auudries
Bchr Bea Bird, Buffalo, Is, COO bu corn.
schr Clara Parker: 1anGalo. SO, 900 bn corn.
6tmr Shaboygan, Mlwankce, bris eil aud aundries.
Prop Coorado nufeo, o. ooo bu oats 1oo orls -four
Behr Onoonta, buffalo, ag, ,UD0 bu corn.
Bchr John Miner, Detroit, &c, 100 bit corn.
Prop skylark, Benton 11arbor, brls oil and supdres
Ptmr Thomas Parsons, Buffalo, 23,716 bu corn.
Prop 9. r. Heath, 6augatuck. II brla pork and aln
dr1es. ..--.
Prop Mcnomtnce. Mnakcgon, 10 brls whisky, 7S hdfs
hides, and snndritH.
Prop Arizona, Eric, q, 900 BIT wheat. -..
Prop Idaho, nntfuo and intermediate ports IS 2sA bu
corn, 1853 bu oatH, and sundries.
Prop G. j. Trueadel, Green Bay, brls oil, brls
whisky, IL rolls felt. and ailndrles.
, 1874-05-20

Illinois de Michigan Canal.
Bn1paEronT, May 19-ARRIvEp-Ch Chicago Bollo,
Utica $500 bu corn Danube Ottawa, $500 bu corn.
, 1874-05-20
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

E,OR BALE-On WILL ExoIIANGE FOR WELI.
L ae1eeteh stock marchendse-nenser City lots. sno
oalh. Q, ~. llAETWtOK, ia LabAto-se.. belomohs.
nor RALE-l,Mo ACnE8 OF FINNLY:lOC ATEp
y lands adjoining railroad station on Alilwaufee z
PAeho 4. RI and only tnilea from future qAptAt 81
this city. j. it, KEEI.IsR, lis tlArkst.
, 1874-05-20
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
INSTRUCTION

LADY, COMPETENT AND THoROU0H
Il tesohor al tho piano, Assroa isw mora toholsss
Te1ua, w md Sla. 2ea Wslt Adausst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
COTTON MARKETS.

KgvORLEASs Sept 23-Cction active and frn Mdling Ii ~
Low Midng l4isn Good Ordinary, 1881 net receipts 666
bsles 62 bales; sales 1900 bales last evening 800
bales stoeh. - 55s bales.
oGIvTsroS SEPT 2S-Cotcn quiet and MdiIng l5ASi
Low Mdliug Ia Lei Good Ordinary l3ase net receipts V55
bales; S53 bales exports cOa"se % Daei ssS l4VV
bales; stock. 1890 bales
BALTIMORE Sept 23-Coon dun and lower Miliing 16sc
Mddng IS Good or IA % receipts 81 bales
sIgors coAsvse % bae ssles 100 bae spinnes 20 bales
WlIsiSeToS SEPT 28-Coton steady Nddling 14sic;
sorts eoastwe bales sales 10 bales stock AIS bses
PHLADKLPRIA 23.-COttOn Gull; Mlddhng lb14ci Low
Hiisg l5i Good Ordinary lis net receipts "a bse gross
e33 bales.
HESPHIs sept 23-Coon quiet Mding 15al5l4e Low Md
Ting 14sa0l5ci net receipts go bales shipments o12 bales
Hock, S273 bslee.
sept 23Co0n Mdfilg l5s4c let receipts
n 3 bales; shipments l63 oaes STOCK $50 bales
LOrIsyILLB, Sept Z3-Cotton dull; NGd1ng 10 2c
CHARLErOs sept G3C0tou demand fair hcdhng IA 2
Ola ~; Mddhng l44Dl4Ss Good Ordinary 1880 net
receipts 1850 bses exports cossse 1877 bales sales 500
bales; stock. 6,0fl bales
tbc 1929 bales exports eosstwe l59 bales; sales
az tales stock, $50 bales
28Cotton oui Md1llg Ia sc net receipts,
1S6 bales; exports ooastgIse 591 bales
Lows SelL 23-COtOn Quet Little DONG htdlng l5 c;
200 bales 2O9 baes shipments 10 baes sales
IL bales stock. $50 bales
~ ~ Good Ordinary 1885, bet recs 6l6 bales exports coast,
Sept 23Cot0n stesdy and active Mddlne, II 's
Low Md1Bg ll4; Good Ordinary, 1886; net receipts 1916
bales 954 bales exports c0astgse,N 81S bales sales
1881 bsieE stock. 1O,7SO bales
Sept 23-Cotou quiet. Ndding 1875; receipts
sOJ bales 2OJ bales sales $50 bales stock 900 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

JospoS Sept 2Sl2SO mThe rate for moss s., .e Ten
f,,r epS lO4i Enc Railway shares 33s4d34 do PeeffeO
b42 go NJ. r-.n,, honn. QS1A
for the ssne OF 1862. I'D snoed.
Ia 600 bales including 1000 bales for speculation ADO
IvrEPooI sept 2S-230 mOi the sales o. eT.on ,,
900 bse American; sales the bass Of noonne
nothing below Ordinary shipped October ana hsr and
oober Al l31ed do do deliverable November ana 1a
Al I'D Bresdsiufs quiet Bacon on y e"t Oi 0hO' ~
Middles. Auu,or ui,hA,.ur
LoSpox Sept $3.50 pThe amount Of eulnon V R
from he Ball Of England balance to-day A5UOO hne hA
1sy shares S4 Paris dispatches quote Rsntes pol zVc
IvERPooI sept 23-5:30 m.-CorD 81 quartet ~ -.
IoSpoN sent 53-TAiow. 40 q ewt sngsI ~ aZlo y e"H
s No ~ Dutch STANDARD the spot aud 20 a25 e a@ R ,
IoSpoS Sept 23-Eyening.-Lnsted Oh, EUo0zpo Y wv
spints TurpeutIe, Is y evL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
pnST II. Red Dressed hog s ssr. Gull C ,d ana

n ,,r.s &c Red Dressed sCss sse f for eo anp
Bed ,, A.. A.. 49,. B7e
g..,o sent 22-CITTIR-Tbe receipts to-day wee o.So
supply for the seek thus lar S,oSn
S7I c.r against the last week In a.
-. .,s a Ia decline on cattle, and Va c on comms
So .hop 600 head disposed Of sales OF SUI neo 5o
CO. ,sngre nom O22 1449 10, At 50 7Odso iaS 400
se,d Insna steers ranging from 07S 70 Lbs no. s0
No. Cheroiee steers ranging from 900 10 O6O - ,Sd
200 head Michigan Steers ranging nom 40 70 l'A-o ."
s. rs. 400 ...a mailing the total
,pplT FOR the 1920 hes sSysnoe on
Cor time last veei MARKET was e last weeks prices
Canada s6ds6 81 Csnsd. sheep 80 SHsiSs from sc
20 "a ~ At ass rs; head Cansda SHEEP run rs 20
lA6 n. Z. a. 1895; 1880 head western S"S'f 's's -
~ 10 az a 3Od35 20. .,. A.. fatal spnply for the
ssS thus far 600 against 400 eso 70" % Yotsrs
H., - usylst f.irv weak yesterdays price,
$50 hesvvibcss 81 26d$7 g. With choice lots shse
CHICAGO Sep. Receipts for Iee sy S and
AZ "a 1888 25 for 70 choice extra 20 eVdsi hsS md
$50 SO aSs4 selling freely TO eoets s
,sSer,' Sass SO thrOash 50 6OasA 70 Tor eOrAe' w
hatcher Cattle 81 60dS4 % .,... =. az ,ode6 40
Hoo veal easier gneer hesU receipts closing SSsY SO
a. moor 70 90 so zS6 80 lot eoum to'a 10
a., focd 70 choice 81 5OdSl 10 M .. TX r., mn,
s,5y and local demand at u 1odss 20 0f VO''
toeho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
WOOL MARKET

BOsToN sept 23The market for Wool quiet bot prices
much
uscurers certainly e disposition holders
desirable lots offered AZ concession would
avOrah o. whose stocks already
0aote Pe1usvvauis Medium and Xxx 53055e;
ard shove 56157e d6Oc; Michigan
500 ole good lines Of Wisconsin and Newl Pieces
be Al 5Od5le C0mbng and Desne selections cOnDDe be
sales read made 5Sd62 Pulled Woods
with demand ard Light stock Lambs Wool
freely and prices from 42dbOe
Good super and Al j0G55c viii choice lots q Super al AZ d
IN CslOTuis Wool there fair business
sobg ranging 30d3Sc o1 Medium and Good
lots o. Spnng and 4Od43c Tor Choice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
BEAUTIFUL HOME.
IS ACRES OF LAND IN FINE ORDER

Ten Acres laid out wah and Drives planted with Shade and
Ornamental Trees
charming landscape fifteen twenty-five miles extent ebra
ing Mountains Valleys Rivers and Cultivated Farms adorned with
villages and Tovps-one the finest views in State
(nev) With 10 also carriage and barn.
1000 peach full bearing 600 apple trees 800 pear s
besides grapes, etc
The land ell under cultivation and well adapted to Fruit Vegetable
Wheat Corn Grass, etc.
Tb. products will fair interest the investment Ie,ies The
benefit residence beauiu healthy, in ever war
desirable section Of the country.
This property located convenient distance the Depot Of the
Railroad Of SewJersey admitted be road in this
country within Ofbe City Of Se~.York district where
Their, thousan in niles Layu
needed stores shops, schools and churches
Of people Of rfuem.
and receiving from Of persons retiring from
active business securing enjoyment country home
WILLARD g. STONE.
lG4 BROADWAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
Real ESTATE.
NswfusG. Wednesday. Sept. Is. 1874

NsW WA' wednesday Sept ~ 1919
At the Exchange SalesroOm to-day Jere.
Johnson r sold the three-story brick house and 10.
toun az No s14 Inmanst Brooklyn for IS soo size OF
10, ooxio0 Also the frame cottage and four lots Oh
northeast corner of Centraave., 1GOxl0O for $1,000
The remainder Of the sales announced for to-day "cro
adjourned ...-. a., all, ~, ~ lots
AT very satisfactory prices Sept 90 1874 on the premises
NJ 7 p Trayers esq, situated at Manhasset, Long
island The lots sold have realized s665O. ia,
VIM III Raynor has sold one full lot on the west slde
NJ Fighthaye so feet north Of Seventeth-s for S20W
and s2 600 has been offered Also one lot on te
south side OF Onehundred thrteenthst, l25 Zee.
west of secondave for t36OO and also three lots ana
cottage on Grandave., Twentyfourih Ward, for $1,000
The Rockland Lake land sale was made Tuesday. on
the property OF the Company at a point commanding
views OF the lake and the Hudson River. As II was
forced postponement of the sale owing TO the Storm
many who had arranged to be present on the 10Th were
unable TO go; but there good attendance ana te
bidding was spirited prices ranging from $500 10 saO
sl2b s925 and in one to 800 per acre Only par
of the property sold account OF the ateness OF
the hour sale or the remainder VIII soon DC auNei
tised for October.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
Auttion Sales of Real Gstate.

49, raj, md y-,s. Farm Containing IS scs LIBERTY
CORsER Somerset Co. j. 80 miles ony from this city, on e.
nay sent go and without reserve Terms ess
tr.ins terms CONDITIONS and description Apply 10 j. V sOif
Executor Piainfeh. N j.
NOTICE is hereby given that the LAM
N MigOPAC udPROV EMByT COMPANY will SELL as an en-,
tretr public osee No 229 BtGadEsy n
eight hundred and .evenyfpur ~ o'clock noon al m a
PERSONAL PROPERTY situated at Lake Mahopo flnsp
comprising several hote propefe Auu
cottages and about hundred acres OF land -. =,
Por particulars and Of sale inquire at once OF
Nesss Reed Hoyt Auoneers, No. 229 Broadway heWiok
By order Of the Company - ,uyoyrp p...a.,,
Attest: VIM j. OSBORN Secretary.
New.York, Sept. 81. 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
CORPORATION Notices.

CORPORATION Notices.
CONDEMNED HORSES.-The Fire Depart
" will sell at AUCTION, at II o'clock noon Sept 20
For particulars see THE CITY RECORD Copies for
CITY Hal.
OLD IRON, &c.-The Department OF Public
" Worss will sell PUBLIC AUCTION, at 10 o'clock
Sept 80 1874 old iron, old Se also two buildings standing on
Fof particulars see TB CITY RECORD Copies
City Hall
DOOFING TOMPKINS MARKET
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received by tie Department Of
Public till II O'Clock OCIOBER2 1874 for
Nof roofing stating and clustering FOR roof Tomgkns
Market particulars The City Record copies for sale ct No.
City Hall
SHEE1ING, BLANKETS, &c.
- SEALED PROPOSALS v be received by the Department o.
Charities Correction until 10 o'clock OCTOBER l,
1874 sheeng blankets flannel brgans, socks &c For
particulars The City Record copies for sale No. City Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
New- 3ersen Real Gstate for Sale.
Conntrn Real estate ior Sale

AT TARRYTOWN. and all along the Hudson
~ - uufurnshed HOUSES aud COTTAGES FOR
TO LET With immediate possession reasonable
prices and Maps photographs, and fl particulars with
\. ANDERSON $50 6h-sve.
HOME AS A PRESENT.-Ten neat two
IA stO dwellings tnow nearly cagpeei are % be distributed At
Of the lot purchasers n Garden Cy Park
Estate Hail. 355 Thirdave Christmas Eye ls14 no EXTRA
CHARGE You paw but g. monthly $50
GRATIS Every dKtTfou purchaser Will
dwelling and the lot stands Come and them Free
curgiou u 3jj IlTlaye special train
IL O'Clock from Long Island Rain al Depot
Point returning 245 Free tickets and mspsat Hchcocs
Hesdqusers 355 1hriaye, OF fveny 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
Qouutrp Real estate for Sale

EOR SALE or EXCHANGE, 1850 acres OF
LAND IN COUNTY, Wisconsin Address LAND i'"'
West Side Office 30S West 23dst
NOR SAJE-port or the whole of AZ acres of
e. ssxs,e BJIlDyG sTEs station tsnd good 80 miles
from New Yors with gnhent and country views
trees frats on add Hudson River bargain on
w. -. W 80, =
NOR SALE-A large tract of fine TlMBERED
containing 800 acre, t.s,e sonss y.
available station Of transportation to TINS point n a
road 10 the property Ave miles length ana
miles timber which rs chiefly hemioes comprises Iii snss
improvements steam
H. TX oD ,e per day tsnements barn. ke The nj
vh Ia undrd coal limestone Ne when eieaie
M. 10 oo farm land also admirably adapted iof
AM 1. y. ,nlsd.yate Anny 10 JOHN MUEDELL
w. South Fourth-st Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
Uipi6fnn Notirfs.

TJNUE COUPONS due on 1st January, 1919
aud on 1874 q the FIRST M0srGAos coupy
Stat Of paid presentation at the dasnn S'"'"
Bspt 80 Wallst n Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
6ouses an6 farms Uanteo.

WANTED on Central Railroad OF New1Je epo
w sey-Psru Country RBSDBNCE ~ 10 AZ aoies @''0
to 81 600, in Exchange for honse in Boohiyn pl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
3lnGnrldI.

A UCTION SALE 79 SHARES STOCK of
IN UNION TRUST COMPASY-E. Y Supreme Court-The CIT.
IzENS INSURANCE COMPANY Plaintiff sgt CHARLES T. CARL.
TON Defendantin pursuance Of Judgment
and ntered 10 the above entitled sn bearing the 6 day Of
public auction. Al tie Exchange
N the 25tb dsy Of oeloek
H. Mailer, Aucloaee
ktoe Trust Company Of NssYok-Daed SewYok
ksysmber 10, 1874. JAMES C. SPENCER. Referee
GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
GEORGE H. PRENTIss, Room 2S. No 80 BrOAd-a
IN PER CENT, GUARANTEED, FIRST
" MORTGAGE LOANS improved IOWA FARMS. Refer
and fal Information application
'sDEkH0QOs ctA&k AH'e'tAx Iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-24
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

CITY.
Prospeetphee, g. Duo o. aus" ioooo' 81 600
70 a ~ Ui II Williams 70 Dunninc 10000
s'an,P9 $1S Of snnn ioihoo ruu. $500
?d' o. Of lt've zoi; hoe.en'o.i 10000
2lsst q 1VS Rr,,0 Oh Ve 1Iioo 1880
SIh R5 No o. G Sfas, VIE Of $4,000
65thst 1856 " Of 5th-sve l7.6IlOO5 Beehstein ~
TO Loewea:hal, OoVVV
7ghti LOO u S SaiDs 1880
7Ihs s 200 u Of Sa'vc Do Is 900
1lDtT.St 43O II W Of 31sve, ami 10 II Of Of Lex
instou.aye runs 1Ox 20t 100 10 to- Of llOih.
SIX land for thereof Lerngton-aye 2Oi ZOO
VAIN 10 A. Of Il haufe LOW
ll2' u.s. . Of AHt e1T a. va" 10000
7th.aTe cor Of 25thst % 2I60 25tst go of 1880
7th-aye 92K676; Fuchs TO n ieu6neT, y pa'''')
~, .. - Lksf a. i a ~. 10 mos per w. a 600
r et = ~ M y" j. vr ns -, $500