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New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
NEW YORK CITY.

cEon 200 OF k'ns''a zoi.oV 900
Division $ 80 ns OF Aen' iooh'o slOO
Pracest cor d,I Of Me,',s & ZSi 90 1thi 80 900
l5h indesnte 25.53 JoGa Baldwin to = nShSSC wSt.
Whitman same property John oa,"e ei 1000
lSl ~ : 49, IT e Of oh4ys' I,A' ola - ,,. 4i,3OO
l9h ,I I 2-5 FS.r 1 n i l3 100
26bs &C. los It Of 7tl.iye. 25sol II; Mary, giie d
William Livingston Hugh OReIy, Patrick sAsly' 'nl % ooo
25' t,| + S2I # "1, Of ls Il oii'A nnoA 1000
eGhs 10 Il " Of C ave. u 5l539 II slrarilto
3i,i 2oo o. ..ys' 1900
SId ] d. 20 II o. Ds ofafe ".. $4,000
iV y & D s. 20 ~ ~ o R1cssnSe end aomnal
@ % i1 Rj,5eS to Jane, il Nominal
52 q Gi l95a[e 5oIiO9o JIii 10 R,aaob
of.6S.ssy Of loye 5o.iooo 'a D.t. 4."':ya 10000
10 ,,n S SU ,o i D. oi GOOOo
1l;si wi vie Jao $500
Il " * ocsydt SV TO T' 1888
i We:c TO- to JOSHUA 10000
wecr7eI to Joshua Morley 10000
I + to ,m riye snl Re,ct Groyes.. 1900
l?: ~ ,,o, T. ef iS, s.S oIiIoP 80 Il I 5c
S5IioGI 5 II; l,ta,e, cor If I32Isi 2j.2I7I4i
. Droer ob Go,geslca to H,afy Bu-cbe $1,000
lGi'Ist a r1ISon + lo2 81 .i ID e, 1900
Brrs-s,e I75 f Of Lilsbeth-sr 6OE0O 2fth Wand;
Sarah T. wife Of A iiup to susan Rod ..'''' oOO
Johr.oa-Aye v Of Samgest, 66HlJO, west Farnsi
Granl-ave 2l3 OF East Iremonil, l3Z-io
Emil yon Shpenng Bernard Amend 0OVV
jt..lve @ c9rler G2,st. eteulug to Madsona7e
lOU5: MtisOa-4yr 02iif, extending % IN
ave- 1907: ib.ave, W. 100 Of 81 ihsi. 5OKlQl;
5Jtn-.t 100 o. 4L-aye. ZjHIuO, 55ihst. 5 LOO
ithave 2JKlOO; jjth-st.s 200 f v OF 4thayr.
2jxIOu; 5Jtl-st go e OF 4tnaye, 2jKlOD; Doth
300 g Of 4 f-aYt, 2JtlQU; JJthst, 3JOn "
II it.aye 25r OD Wn Henry Nominal
prore.t,; + Mason (lnd executors OF J1scs
Mls,) to ieary Cram Nominal
lOhave - h-th-s p JTlOu; johs 50, 100 u
ge ..... ...-..................... - $50
Same proerty; u IA h berger to - go
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
AUCTION sALEs OF NEw.YORK REAL EsTATl

BY n. 4. Laprenoe 1 90
b,,ldino Theaer with lot eor-
9sf G:haye aai 3|i 0 1901 900
4:9 6fP"n''oHo house and 10. No 80 Hia" @ % ooO
3Sy eaek building and lot No "a west Broadway o 1920
plot a9s on Jefferson ave- east 1888
asI5. ...s..
" By .err JOhrs0n Jr 80.
4sGry brick e@ng ard c' ~ SG. gS5 1'g W. 100
By Adrian IT. Nuier Son %
orv house lot No II East 6sihst ZO oo
1905 between 9th and Mad son ayes smith s"'f"'
4s?I % house aud o no 20 Las. 900
cn corner JrrOmen'e aud ',n'' 1850
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european ADVERTISEMENTS.
for the goli0ars.

CHOICE CATHOLIC HOLIDAY PRES..
N RNr-eeoua kes ei xsry Rev f.Ihe Presssn, OP
upon rHB DEVOTION 10 TIM MOST sAthhp M ~, Chn,-
mss ps.sp, Catholic friend ROBERT CopDNGiCheis
Usher 966 Doworv above Foathst. NesloE ,A,,
Bibles. Prayer Books HhdJ beeks ROsary Bsas Crosses A'"
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Corporatlou Notices.

THIRD DISTRICT COUkT-HOl ST.
4 SEALED PEOPUSAL~ will be received bv o.. lic7e-s
for the erection in Tai J p'r e ea.i
~ ocock noon. December l. lS7I, for tie HEATING AfAhN
TUS and STEAM ELEVATOR Of tourt-oasr te rover ADJ
Pd,on Building n tie Tint Judicial District. ,,
For particulars r.e I Record copies FOR sae az y" wy
H.m
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04
Brooklrn nea! estate for 5nle.

Broohrn Real estate for Sale
IOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
lG3 i-ime 1uj house: 0. &fEi)
Nos, -, 81 al % Va. trlrls dwellings, l0.. ifr %.
Nos 2.6 ard 2iN Wash lgto.-Faue dScAn! lot, 4CKtl
No. - and lJ7 NlOst;s0rg and base enent brick LOleA
No. 43 Naturalization back house; lo, 25zlO1
No. - H.ca'-sf.-3s'or5 btrA house; lot, 2jIiOO.
No. lJo Aemsel-s.-j-s.o.y %. c> ho.se; 't 2jElO9
p. COOK. 80 Wasains 0n-st, Br)oivu.
Ro :. BUSSiNG, jjr No 20i MontaguC-St.,
Ia Co.Y,nt,l Bu .D BROKER N REAL ESTATE and MORT
G.pEspl-c wishing BOND and MORTGAGE 10
through he sound tal eon
given persons Real Estate IN Brooklyn Der
Country Properly -yag2e c ty Real Estate. New Se bulk
browI roat tou-,s 10 eych1gge.
Capitalists cu avail of opportunities offered By the present
depression Real chances
de,at pr)ey cheap bY appiung tue above odc
The Improved and Iroper Pr3lcc;
Plrs having placed telr Real E4e the OF the adv
B-rrs choice LIS greet variety of locations Fiat
tgv a'd P- entrance to he PS, The :s % De had at tie
above Office. i. >. BJN~lNG, jr.
cOl Tor.ague-st, Continental Dailliu-) rookyn.
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Brooklpn propcrtn 60 Eet.

DARLOR FLOOR of No. l09 Pneapple-st.;
room suitable Office shop being tso door,
hom FuIIousI VIZ COOK, 2J5 wash ngtoust, Breohlya
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horses. Carriages. harness. &t.

BOARD for IlORSES.-A few horses can be
ID we'll kept reasonable god stable
enl % ety. Apply MAuLON VAIL 80 ht~Tty-st n. Y.
ELARK'S PATENT HORSE CLIPPERS
~ Warranted to b. the gensne patent article Trsae slpPhe
HORSE BLANKETS. WAGON. TRUCK Aat TRAVELLING BLAS-
KRis also CABBAGE ROBES, SLEIGH BELLS hADDbBRS
GOODS Of all kind, HAKMRR HAYS CO. ~ Beekn,n.st
rVUE LONDON HARNESS AGENCY,
Il No 20 Esn fourte.uhst
between ffth AMI University place.
LONDOS.MADR HARNESS Of finest qnsty in conec, syea
SADDLES, BRlDLES HORSE tLOrliING.
ENGLISH PRINTS oF COACHING. HUNTING. RACING kn
New-York tribune., 1874-12-04

NEW- york AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL
~ LIyE-Tbe,e frstcs.s STEAMSHIPS viii sal a r. n iiOa
psr I3y r. loo, OF Ce .rstA Havana direct A. .crG
CRESCENT CITY T. ;. Curtis..TH ghSDAh IteeH .'r I9
COLUMBUS, G. Reed fNDAl. l'"'riAlef
CRESCENT CITY r. {. Curtis. THURSDAY, Dee~-oer 81
Forfres or psge tbayI9 maynceEi lc,o5 os apIo
WA. 2. CLYDE 20. No. y Bo"Lnssneea
NcKzrryR LrLrSG Z Co. Agents q Havs-A
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CITY oY NEw-YoRK. DEPARTMENT oP li>'Nts'
BvEEAU FoR 1nB COLLECTION ~ taN''.
(,rD --tft..r 4 a s. 10

CoURr-ucgsg PARK. 81 IT. No'. =. - -
ITO TAX-PAlERS.-Notic is hereby gwen
i ONE PER CENT vii te al ei to a. ug1 90 iae
lST OF DECEMBER ADD rIONAL ONE PSF tLNt "a
DECEMBER 10 Ou all taxes re@alnu- uapaii o. M
TERESr AT THE KAlEOF TWELVE PER CENT fEN ANNNn;
calculated day the boOss rectye bT ' cce'I
Taxes he day payneU wi be added No W Ve 'e's'S
O'Clock y.
Office hours from O.. 10 > m.
MARTIN T McMhH0N, Receive
DEPARTMENT FlvANcs. BUEEAU roR rag C"tiG,:1N W{
TAXES CoUKr-uoUsr, PARK. 81 CHANBBRssr Dec l. IS'
TINO TAX-pAIERS.-Notic Is hereby gwen
all persons who have Their uss "' - 80
1874 pay ualer,sne the Bureau o TIE Io
ofTaNes before tie lst day % January 1879. -. =,
On OF Jsl"arv lNo ~
tees at the rate OF II will be cr;d 0a -
dsY which the rolls warrants were ee'e1 ~
Receiver OF Taxes TO the date OF paymtnt - .,n
No money will be receivej aIer o'clock Oh'e hSgs -
a. IN 10 .. IA. MARTIN /. MCMAHON, Receiver % nv
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For Youny Laiies-CitY.

MRS. LEVERETT5
Va Enesh school r Yon-g Ia1es and Chen No
81 West stht, vii reopen T,KDAi sept 81 No. ioTn.
nI sIcca class English Literature, with Leares on AZ aal
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Jn5truCtlou.

nR. SCIILEIDEN's Day and Boarding School
for ycu7r GEN ILEMES .rn.u Frelch In 'h, Classical
a. ugfb.n,f1. I,mbIrg GERMANY. Dc. OTTO. PnRdiaL
FoT uospeca, a. ply 10 DoI 3.4Jj, PostOGe. Ne~lV
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uor5fs uno farms Ualieo.

UNFINISHED HOTEL WANTED on LEASE,
pnvirL. OF purcuasny By responsible 800
La es Of New.lV.4. Adde'S call w. H. MLLiCK 42l Broadway
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring to purchase or rent such property
will find TO their interest to advertise in The TRIBUNE
It's circulation exceeds that OF other news
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
viii be found not only in NewYork and all Its cities ana
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief as VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear tothe
reader We would especially dwen on the fact that the
subscrbers for the three editions OF THE Tribune pa
mweeky and Weekly, comprise individuals In every
business profession consequently, ,advertementsins each
are read by all classes The TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention reports OF sales Of real estate both in city
country, thus adding greatly to the value OF is col
umns as an advertising medium. The charges for adver
Ssing are as follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, 20 cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE e per line SEM
wErS;r TRprSH 25 cents per line About ten ~ord oi
eur wide columns average line Terms, cash In advance
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turouean advertisements.

SAMUEL BROTHERS guarantee TO supply the very nhe' "'
with seq.many STYLE sound exquisite workmanship anh perfect
a. The vast Stock he largest London divided into classes an
piece cloth garment marked tho class to which oeoae
and the price plain figures This equitable system bs been Henp
sueeesf in gnr confidence between buyer anu
seller Patterns and SelE Hcasuremert nrt Free.
An Size. cJsroy Clas kpt In Stoek for mmedaA use"
lie 10 -nlIlLI
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&SO nOO FOR SALE or EXCHANGE

RcOsOOOsA hgay valuable rs TAIL o. the Rsppshsnnoek
10 Virgins Lancaster County bounded by
Chesapeake and full commanding Of the
M Landscapes the magpsnen e9ud we'll picture u contains about
wheat. cotton ,oe.co, rss
fsvorsb With the best lands 80 he state The sd
North and considered worth the
In addition the shove their proper
u ad vegetables osn BE grown here ia great perfection aOd
marketable three weeks earlier than those jersey
withstand the Winter aDd yield pohecsJ The peach
for podeouon. and longevity proof there
on The estate sver some 80 od In full bearing
ef selee, Iat
The ocsEy,s unsurpassed judging from The pa.
yea wbea 80 hands enpoyed without local
The improTemea's What might be
sseh an estate IN. eGz soweys comfortable having
bands ample si,o1 gPar' t On the Quarter farm there
sose sewers. are on the farm "'
The be dvoed in kIe Fn dwelling
ssd the house the other plenty
n, each or into f,pt, on
each The River front, niles. and the foa, Csre Greek
Sny Also, large bnck oarch
w. .n,I eoony Of emxrsnt, thi, estate 10 emin.n, .d,
1, f.et that their backs upon the besu
ecdociye and lands Of Virginia snd Sch homes tkJ
Ieshs far Test only be accounted for on the
shs n,ousr 10 them
sss would eoost travelling expenses pOh..e food for
es bst .hon d.tsne. ADD best al
s their np0rt,ae Which ssw sres nr.sns
r., an hs sousht avity; destined 70 become
Of The mrorsst asnssarS rsssas oil @s e'an'' 'sT
ss being .ossged elsewhere cannot Eve on the
,aS therefore cs -, this dss.bb and ',iu.be property at
ss:, ..s.as; a vi. 70 On ,Is Ssr.ss hy s
- no. B.um.s 81 se..r. vt.h TUESDAY ,ns FRIDAY
., oeoi ~ weekly lot Csrosnas r'r Title ina'pu'.'e ana
Tern. .. fols~s $40 900 cash and b.lsne. IN / or
v,ss A psr 900 and balance exchanged
~ PbsA.iphis pOper, 81 cash va.tion o,,y
Bcs< Bshsr 66 Thiristhst bet Broadway and tIbAv
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Can b.. supplied London Clothing perfect In style and d. by foo~
ing the instructions Of Rues in our New FASHION
Booi Which, samples Of materials forwarded post free e
inces need necessarily the order As arrangements
have been that the Fowang Companies Agent s ne
me collect invoice together Win for"g
h. and custom, dues This mode collection and delivery has
been conducting our extensive Amecln
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
Oredn 5Ieamers


WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THb
UNITED STATES NAIL.
EEw AMI RCLI~POwEIED SrBANSuIPA
sfromk Liverpool
eallns at Cort Hsrb0- eseh
OCEANIC. SATURDAY.. Mav 80. 81
REPUBLIC SATURDAY June o. Of 1000
CELTIC. SATURDAY. June IS. At $500 .. N
ADRIATIC. sA1uRDAt. June 20 at l0:0Os.
BALTIC SATURDAY. June q at 500
Prom the Docs Pie . 50. North kver.
Psss<pxe essses) unrvaod eombpag
SAFETY. SPEED AND COMFORT.
bathrooms ndhp
where least slrgeons Gswardsss sooompss,
these
A1kS-ssoon $50 Return Tickets $40 gold. stsste
At fv friends Cld Couusr
obtais prepaid certificates at Low
HAnbarG
Norwsy bueien. Iniia Australia China
Drsts from II spwsnl
Fo,pu"a Of o.ns and other nfOrnaton spp the conosnrs
sheeA no 10 Brasi~av. nevlort " J. CORrIs AGENT
EOTICE-RBMOyAL or DOCK-On and after hsy 80 The
Steamers Of White Line vii o. North RIVER
fvv MssyT TssIL A.. ksy
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
Gonntrn Real gsiate for Sale

A STORIA L0TS-Five minutes walk from
n blocks from East kiyer opposite center of Manhattan
plot suitable for gentmlns residence;
for sale cheap half cah Apply 81 4 West 32d
st, n Y.
AT $40 MONTHLY, or $500 down, and balance
"A youe-A Flushing PARK LOT, pnces
5000 5000 Include shade sBf ornamental Trees
ndewsks excellent Schools and church privileges 90 ohuche Cue
boating fishing sperdd drives railroad os 2O
aal, from tI 1915 Take Jsmss-slp
Ser, at foot Chamberssi ourhst ferry, and
HITCHCOCKs LAND OFFICE opposite Msin-st depot Flushing
HlrCHCOCkS REAL ESTATE HEADQI lBkS,
en- Twenty Iih-st
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
Brooklpn Real Gsiaie for Sale.

nor SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
ats Pbosh ave- snd Prospect PARK Plaza GORDON L. FoRD,
VI Clsrk-st. Brookyn
EOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES As WHlow-st 81 Hkst, lO2 Pinesppest l6S
senen-s 49 81, ard SO Naut, Z66 and 26S WashingoH
IN
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
A RCADIA.-For sale. on Manhassett Bay

IA elegant HOUSE and GROUNDS with
horses poultry immediate possession The
grounds handsomely laid walks drives gardens
Of growth OF
maple elm locust piEe hemock and proce choice flower
hedges Of sbor Sharon
epeOn with valuable flowers
Ihes peones &C. Also 6ue vegetable gardes &e
house grspse and ice-hOuse filed
Por maps apply p TRAyERS 46 Bekmsn prem.
Flashing And North side Railroad ysmesp and Thirty
fsurthst East River go e:05. ll:3O J. 4. O'Clock
ArsonsChurches good society, schools, bne drives boating
hathing shooting Gsh Oys elsms ScoOD Abundance
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Citp propertp TO Get.

ITO LET.--A neatly furnished 3-story HOUSE
for s25 per month"; and bcsr forwo adults aud child at l6l
West l2hst Immediate possession
WATER FRONT with Bulkhead, to LEASE.
w 2Sh half the block East River; occupied lumber
yard last IL years d. MeBLROY, III Bas 39bst
y FLOORS, 1,lF Broadway, TO LET, to-
seher separately splendid lOeaon gas BATH water closet on
floor; newly painted
AN EAST 20TH-ST., also Al EAST 2STIl-ST.;
M each IS good order Apply to OWNER, Us ba
22i+t, before ami after ..
lO1 EAST 31ST.-ST-To Rent, only
81 800 near 4tb.aye; in complete orders erra large
ysrL ID W. C. LANGLEY, 697 6th-sve, corner 4Oth-H
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
,,r,oN SALES OF NEw.YoRK REAL ESTATE.
OFFICIAL. TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
Bv Wulidm keNnelis.
SEw-YoRK CIT,

o,,.-,vn,.,,,, so lo,s7 2......s2e $50
oedsrst lEas ~ % :, o. 5ta1 7.., 25 600
Thompson st es, sfS w o. H0ss"usss - % 900
A2dst fs 29lS c OF 49, ave- 26 900
Ssshst So 1858 ne OF isnS'e ,o Is $50
<sth-st a. 80 ne o. SSA ........... $4,000
esihsi u.s. H.. o. 9GSlOO 5............ 1885
Sssst =, iss shave 5on99ll ........... 10000
Ses1 - > z IFS n e of Sth-ave, 25r99ll
SSi 100 Of 1Oth-ave runs W liz % 70 Cio-
ton A9S1l, &c ~ 40 ~ as 3 70 $500
s,s . a "a A II Of 26tl-st 24S1lOO...... 10000
1.' - ibi 100 ,S9 ....... ........... 10000
Sd ave v,aesed cor 6tl-st, 100 10000
sso. No 1874 YES. Iesrs per ryear............ 81 500
sh No pos vesr per eryesr,................. 2i0O
yb ave No 2g5 yeaIs per eryen................ 240O
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european
SAMIJFT, BROTHERS so Ludgate Hill LONDON,

THE SYSTEM tairodaced by SAMUEL BROTHERS veras
tested for fTHRrr Yx.R admits Of possible dsspps
ment BY IL the BSrrRx divided CAssr rsspss
lively marked 70 and graduated quality and price Every gar
and every piece Of CLOTH plainly arsed The ss
TO which it belongs
The STOCK Of Clothing srd material IN.
London eseu sei TO satisfy the isshious pt 70
aIc sanl
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK, Friday. May %. 1874.


The transactions at the Exchange saleSrooms ,1s
n. say were unlmportant and confined 10 ns"' %
,,vder foreclosure c. 8. Peek q Co. rePoi, '"o -
- ,bree-story highstoop, brown-stone nouse,
sxsa, 1o0 II NORTH side OF One hunureu-anu' sss 600
sSrSst between Tadison and Fourths'es ior s1''V'V
ssch.
Auction SALES OF NEw-YoRK REAL ESTATE
Bv W'llidn Kerneiip.
..r one hoa,e snd northeast corner OF Lenng
5tree 20 s,o'1 st lot 2S,65; H. Fry s2OlOo
"~''' -' $500 By HHoh ". Camp -, -, q, q q
r-nor frame house and lot nVth ade OF @ ~"
- y.e, OF Fourth-ave S76rO22 e. Fountain S-sVvV'
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
Brooklpn propcrtp TO Let.

ITO LET IN BROOKLYN-APARTMEN
Housekeeping suitable for gentleman and wife hot ana ec
water painted and papered within minutes wsA
Of either Wall South Ferry. small family OF au Occupy
Of cheap the right party Call or address l. NJ o
Office.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30

I'M LOTS at Creedm0or Lawn Queens,
20 NOJ Ll-Ars ossred Please extnibe tbeD
H. aAAs ssAssane- A1np ~ Ik~~-s
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Ciin Real Cstdtc for Sale.

JIOR SALE-A TENEMENT-HOUSE, four
.ory bcs 2OI55IlOO lot FOriethst rented for l3UO
,no $1,000; tie mortgage 700 pvs years 70 Iu VIII AAe
INV INV HOLMES BROTHERS, &c Bast Twsnty.hiri-s.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
Ntw-Jerscn Real Csiate for Sale.
Tor SALE or EXCHANGE-A small PLACl

FOR SALE or EXCIIANGE-A small mall ,i,n.ie rLhCI on.
Dutcbe County, % miles northeast of iogehteepse, Az
and K. X X; one unn "he wv"
tebury aud r. excellent bhNp ~c'
comfortable house gocd psnl &C ,ne
sni The Nh"
bahfu Address A. H. C., InDune omce Ne"ioiA
City.
EOR SALE-A tirst-class COUNik1 hEol.
pENCk consisting Of lsTgestone mansion with the usual oo
hudng and land The grounds are pleasantly vad
surface ard with variety Of fruit and forest trees
small premises and Del are aound located
inst within the limits the City Of Hartford, Conn
For further particulars and photographic view Of the premises In
oue of Mi PLLIPS ABBOTT the office OF Keller Blake 10
Muayst NewYork City Of BES OR esq, 2iO mainst
Hartford, Conn.
EOR SALE.-The very desirable COUNTRY
RESIDENCE of the late Cls1ie located at CkOIoS LAND
will be favorable The property comprises
c26 Of land under high state Of and ohea WIN
all The buildings the premises consist OF
modern Coitsgc House. containing IL rooms YIN closets
barn, and other outbuldnga Ine house
mile from the station The land all on the
NwYort and Albany poroad aud Itendsto the
could ssly subdvded into number OF villa sites
ii. !. CLARKE, 1913 Pearl-st, T.
MARYLAND FARMS for SALE-GOOd grain
lVl land siaped for fruit. plenty OF game
fish and convenient railroad and markets Sale Catalogues
and full iustruciops Office hours IL to ;.
W V. CASH 4 BRO, 55 Beetmsn-st
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Ofedn Steamers

EAGLE LINE. ,,,,,,,,
I UNITED STATES MAIL STf AMSHlPS.
TO PLYMOUTH, CUbRBOURG An" HAMBUkh
Cdebrlt steamship will sail from Newi 40 iohoh'
GOETHE. Capt J. A. Wilson. June z
LESSING, Csdt. Tocsbuy, June lG,
from Eage Lane Pier. foot Of First st. HOboken
RATES OF PASSAGE TO
PLYMOUTH LONDON. CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG;
CABIN go second saloon, s12 god; steeraee
to $50 eeage 10 Chetbours anu
Hamburg $50 gold Prepaid tickets for Hamburg $50 currency
freight apply FUNCH, BDlB Co. - south MlhAnis-
For passage apply " KNAUTH. NACHOD kunNE;
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
New- 1ersep Real Gsiate for Sale.

A BEAUTIFUL HOME, for tho Summer {
"a whole year 5 minutes NewYork the line OF the Ce
u. Of SewJesey only ave minutes walk from TIE aepo
Soobe HOUSE ssbe prime order grounds ample pen
81 sd and fut good ysrn in fne just the place for health 81
comfort Rent good family. HOPE, No. llS Lber1
ST OF Roselle, n. J.
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GELECT YOUR HOME AT
RUTHERFORD PARK, n. j.
a Al 0ilO-HANDsOME. new two-stOry

kitchen; marble mantes; vebne
door. healthy location; splendid Of the
easyS3O0 down. balance in
.onhy ,smen For further particulars, sgp 10 A. LOOMS
65 West 3Oth-s.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-30
WAISrCOArs.

Double. Breasted. l.. extra.
Fancy Thibets, Tweeds.
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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-03-14

How LONG SHALL VIZ SLEEP ?-The
fact is, that as life becomes concentrated,
and its pursuits more eager, short sleep
and early rising becomes impossible. We
take more sleep than our ancestors, and
we take more because we want more. Six
hours sleep win do well enough for a
plowman or bricklayer, or any other man
who has no exhaustion but that produced
by manual labor, and the sooner he takes
it after his labor is over the better. But
for man whose labor is mental, the stress
Of work is on the brain and on the ner-
vous system, and for him who Is tired in
tho evening with day Of mental applica-
ton, neither early to bed or early to rise
is wholesome. He needs letting down to
the level of repose. The longer the inter
val between the active use of the brain
and his retirement to bed, the better his
chance of sleep and refreshment. To him,
an hour after midnight is as good as two
hours before IL; even then his sleep will
not so completely restore him as ii win his
neighbor who is physically tired. He
must not only 50 to bed later, but lie longer;
his best sleep probably lies in the earlier
morning hours, when all the nervous ex-
citement has passed away and he is in
absolute rest.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-03-14
Tools from American Steel.

The Iron Age publishes an interesting
description of some experiments which
have lately been made by an extensive
tool manufacturing company, in New Jer-
sey, in the manufacture Of various kinds
of tools and implements from an American
puddled steel, made wholly from American
pig iron. 1t appears that the steel is made
at one operation from cast iron, in the
pudding furnace. The charge consists of
three kinds of pig iron, in certain definite
proportions, to which chemical compounds
are added during the boiling process, which
takes about one-half longer than the boil
ing of ordinary wrought iron. No other
machinery is needed than is found in every
well appointed puddle and rolling mill,
and furnaces of the ordinary pattern re-
quire but slight notifications, which may
be made at small cost. II is affirmed that
steel can be made in quantity by this
process at cost considerably under the
average price of corresponding qualities Of
English steel in our markets. 1t has been
tested in the manufacture of picks, axes,
springs, knife blades and other articles.
Upwards of hundred tons have already
been made at profit, and the consumers
have in every instance ordered more.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1874-03-14

TYPHOID FEVER AND HYdIENE.-Sir
William Gull, in lecture on typhoid fe.
yer, recently delivered at Guys Hospital,
argues that the disease is as preyentable
as ague, and that the time will come when
deaths from it viii be as rare. He says
that it is caused by virus of nature,
which may get into the human body, in
crease in it and destroy it. 1t is an acci-
dental condition, and not one of the ordi-
nary processes Of nature. The origin Of
the disease is somehow or other connected
with drainage; it has therefore been cal
led the filth fever, aud to get rid of the
filth is to get rid Of the fever. DIR. Gno
asserts that no one can approach case Of
typhoid fever without paying some atten-
ton to hygiene. This, he claimed, was Of
the greatest Importance, and with it he
would prefer to carry any one through the
disease by wines and soups and fresh air,
rather than by the use Of drugs