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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-07-03
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could rive ,,+.o~.,,a mn, ID once avlsz
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to me those pedals o- ,r.. g.
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Father Mozart had fr.I ~. 2-
the elfin orranis- .t..5 ,,-.. .i 20. %.
trod them as tbor,rb ba -. .'--s
have their management ev-,.-....5
deep tones woke the s,rL-. ..-
old church The or.-,n -
uncouth creature. r.,rrir., o.. -.
caresses Of the marvellous Ana a
The monks. eatin- their .r
refectory, heard the tones and h..
and fork in establishment IT,
the brotherhood was ao.r-., .l.-
never had he PLAYED with s-.l
freedom. They listened some
Others crossed themselves. till rr.--
up, summoned all his courage AMI
into the chapel. The other, frr
when they looked up into the ,---r
there was no form Of any or-,r.,-,.
though the deep tones sill nas,.5 r..-
in new harmonieS, and maI.tras--,
thrill with their power. IN r-
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-07-03
Cigars and Tobaccos.
LOOK WELL TO YOUR UNDERSTANDINGS.
JOHN b. THOMAS,
Boot and Shoe Maker

! HE undersigned respectfully informs his nh.
= merous customers and the public generally v
SIa6S SIaf Is Is prepared to manufacture BOOTS and
ShOhS OF any desired size or quality fromStbe
nnest French caIf-skin boots to the coarse At
Th1Ozans' IN the VERY BEST MANNER, on the
SSinlortest notice, and at moderate prices as
hKS work can be obtained anywhere &c
Ihose who have worn Boots and Shoes made
~ ~ my ny esltIDLshment need no assurance as to
~ superior quallty of my work. Others can
iH oe convinced of the fact if they will only
s1sy@ Renairino nf Paot anI oe conGXlneed,
70 promptly and in workmanlike manner.
-, L kIul Tor past favOrs feel confident tina Z
ti5 5 mOIk ana prices viii commend me to a com
Iihuance and increase of the same
JOHN ID. THOMAS
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-07-03

~ Old sardine Of an editor says that ..iu
Ioo"'!S over al old ledgcr yse see a long ar
ray 81 names OF former subscribers v h1 are
ihueoIeu 10 rs Some Of them have moved
away anu are lost to sight although to
memory dear. Others are carryiuG tho
contribution boxes in ou.r most reSDecfaI,is
churches, and others again have died and
are now angels In heaven but thev Owe ls
gust tho same, with interest addsd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23
SALES FROM 2 O'CLOCK P. NJ. TO
SATURDAY. Feb. 2l-P. VI.

The general trade of the city has improved some
what during the week, but is still very far behind
the activity which usually prevails at this season Of
the wear Provisions and breadstuls are both lower,
and have exhibited some activity at the decline The
dry goods trade is rather better but stocks are held
too high to suit the views of purchasers, who AZ a
rule buy sparngly in anticipation OF decline III
prices. United States bonds continue strong on a
GOOD investment demand, and prices have advanced
from TO II per cent for the various issues, the
larger advance being in the IS of 81. Southern
State bonds show little more activity with an i'm
provement in Tennessees, growing out OF the prom
ised and probable payment of the July interest
The demand for railway bonds of undoubted
sonndness those of the old and estab-
lished roads continues good with considerable
business at improving prices, and there seems also
a disposition to pick up cautiously some of the Sc
curities now under cloud, but which intelligent
investors are inclined to regard likely to prove
ultimately good. The share market has been eX-
ceedingly dull during the entire week, with the
execution of the momentary ripple caused by the
audacious forgeres intended to effect Western
Union Telegraph and Wabash. There is no good
reason to believe that there Will be any considerable
activity in stocks so long in the public mind the
present uncertainty surrounds the currency ques-
ton Money is abundant on call at 3G4 per cent on
Government bonds and 4G5 on stock collaterals.
with discounts for first-class paper at to %
per cent condition of affairs which under ordinary
circumstances should develop activity in the share
market. Yet stocks do not move, the market having
remained almost stationary for tho entire week.
The bull cques are believed to be well loaded with
stocks which, under the prospective farther iniia-
ton of the currency they have expected to sell at
priees considerably in advance Of present quota
tions but il is matter of serious doubt whether
by auy efforts they might make they could materi-
ally advance the general market or even unload
their heavy burdens at present rates without the
aid of positive action the part of Congress in the
direction of imitation. This action they confidently
e1pect but people of speculative turn OF mud
insist upon knowing it for certain before buying
stocks at present prices for farther rise. While the
fluctuations in the general list of stocks have been
for the week unimportant, as rule the tendency
has been downward, and the decline has ranged
from per cent in Western Union to l per
cent in Panama and Atlantic and Pacific Preferred.
AS an exception c., c. c. and l. declined 3! per cent.
On the otLer hand, New-York Central and North
West advanced each per cent Hannibal aud st.
Josepb Co nmon and Preferred per cent.
To-day tho stock market was insignificant In its
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23
HORSEand CARRIAGE MARKET
EEw-YoRK. Saturday, Feb. 81. 1874


There were but few new Developments to
be noticed I'm connection with the local horse trade dur
ing the week under review compared with the one
previous. The demand for ordinary draught horses
WAS fairly active at unchanged while heavy truck
horses OF choice quality have been held somewhat
frmer on account OF limited supply. There also
a satisfactory demand for Canadian farm horses they
are IN good supply, and sell at from sl1j TO $3.50 per
head The details OF the market for pleasure horses
the range OF prices and the character OF the selections
were substantially the same ms previously reported
Figures taken from actual sales ranged from $500 10 ~ 900
per pair carriage horses 6 hands high and over $3.50
Der head large horses and average or 500
for road horses OF desirable quality and no particular
speed Distributions through the agency OF the leading
auction presented no noteworthy feature the
prices realized sound stock were about the same as
In the general market
SALES or THOROUGIIBREDs AND IROTTlNG STOCK
The trOtting mare Lady Clarion sold at Toronto 10
Mr. p c. Reid for 1863. Lady Clarion II Dv Clarion
CHIEF, her dam by Wagners Kentucky. MI j. ID. Fer
0usoIl administrator OF the late DAVID Buckley, mas
sold the b. C. Cupepper by Revolver out OF Gentle An
ME by Ripggold to Hugh Gafney. for $3.50, with the
condition that he $500 10 Mr. d. j. Grouse II the colt
wins any race this yeaI and assuming MI Crouses en-
gagements for tho colt in the Preakness ana Dixie
Stakes Bay colt. old, by RivOl, out OF sur
vyor's dam, dam by Lexington, was sold by Joseph
BRYAN OF Fayette County Kentucky, TO W. Springfield,
for $500 The erav mare Minnie haf sister 10 Mia c.,
chased for 81 900 BY Mr. Morre Hgey the trainer Of
Flora Belle.
IL has been decided by the Secretary OF the Treasury
that trottng horses cannot be imported from Canada
duty free If they be used Tor sporting purposes
here. a., NJ, A..
ton Mart Newlork Tattersals was disposed OF as
fOiOWs:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23

movements. and barring rally in c., c. c. ana l.
from 84I to SO and q subsequent decline to 81 the
fluctuations were only fractional The leading
features were Western Union. Union Pacific North
Western, and Atlantic and Pacific Preferred. which
were quite freely pressed after the opening, but
gained little moro rnness at the close, the entire
market leaving off in the main steady but 30 dull as
hardly 20 afford basis for quotations. At the be-
ginning the Senatorial hipfap shown in its vote on
the currency problem afforded the iniatonists some
temporary comfort, which was noticed in firmer
feeling in the stock speculation. Reference to the
printed lists of sales and TO our comparative tables
will give very good idea of the course OF the
market for the day and for the week The opening
highest lowest. and closing prices of stocks sold to-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23
Foreign exchange was dull. with business az 4.Sf@
Ash for prime bankers 90 days bills ana 49,
for sight The closing nominal rates were rs follows

There has been no change in money and call
loans were making at to per cent extending
over until Tuesday, next Monday being legal hol-
iday. We report prime discounts at 5G6i per cent.
The bank statement showed a heavy increase IN
loans and falling-off in the specie averages OF
8, 1900, occasoned by the heavy Customs duties
of the week. The other changes, including an IN
crease in legaltenders and deposits and decrease
in circulation, were nominal. The movement of the
week eventuated in net loss to the banks Of
50 OPS 77j. and they now hold in lawful money in
excess of the 25 per cent S2 SS95O. The following
fable shows the condition of the NewYork banks at
a.. 4 ,.a,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23

EOR SALE-GOOd STOKE PROPERTY
Nyakonthe Hudson in the pncpsi street; house four stOre
two stores all rented will EXCHANGE iof Dry Goods Cotin
or Notions Address L. Box lS5, NyacA PostOhce, ~ Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23

s.reinanef described on
THURSDAY FEBRUARY 90,
The extensive wooden mill formerly occupied and BY Wilcox
Co.. With the mshns.y to5 mpeae1 .t u5 OF a. lads
aud upon the premises AMI all other 'soad DopV belong
40 the boarding herewith furniture
o est ensndat Scuse, and the land herewith
Also soo1t ons acre Of and saiee o oqiilIs ios
mill properly consist. Of about two .e,es Of spd ,qea
,n an .re Sph ofs6oa 24ois.t together hs .
other privileges spparie1an, 70 the me on t
,1s os.4 small .T' sa9 o on
connei With the NIL sre two engines. power each
drop boilers tubuar boer steam Or. pump steam he.s
property subject claim OF mseh,nes lien sl272 H. to s.
e. 100 broad Gg@. spinning ,st' an: md mules pss
en-. .nrac soeS snsd cloth dryer g tanks bob
bins ,poo t. L,hes planners forge a9v. and olhs repair
The BOARDING situated the mill 90 he core, Of
P, and Myten About ooethlrd acre Of sod ,afssoy a9
ard Wig ad @s .iaI' 81 ;'5 81 1''' properly
0Ss piece Of hyr shout 60 ont.a. on ~s,eh A.,
seen ssTrg, BANK piece land adjoining The 'ooh
NTH one ss Of < Sssaa Of si5 S.
Ss pee: ,s. s1 Ps sS House a'a a on on
from Myrtle % Y,les subject 70 mortgage % 'A'"s
piece side Of Prstt neH north OF premises OF
" s NTH double house thereon
subject 2 l. wshs,a. .s s2 Is Nee. on tn. no shout
Of an cottage house thereon. subject 70 White
One piece Of land Of Pratt and Camps .bo1t oneqlnnf
Of double tenement house thereon 'as L. whitehead
lien Of $40 &C. -, ,-,-.. .,
One piece Of side Of Hobirts, With frontage OF
about 53O suitable for building lots . ,-----
All The will be sold subject to the membranes
discharged
There sold time and place al ih sot IA we
mill In process manufacture consisting Of -arps y,rn pIuiV
bh,d ,kirs cloths With lot Of dJesufs RAGS hocf thly
waste boxes supplies the Office furniture including two safes
d Also 500 bsnorh strb about SUI yar1s OF
o about 80 pounds wool $50 tons OF coal one horse Two
cow, and all other chates belonging 10 said estate
INVENTOR on ner machinery personal
,rt can be seen examined the Office q the assignee at west
ns Connecticut ad circular hsndb containing suh III
veuoy description msehnerv sni peona property vii he
sp nv person application 70 Paw, West hereo
,t,ornsy assignee. H. u WILMA A"'snoe'
Dated heriten Jan 81. 1874
CTATISTICS of COUNTIES of STATE of
y IORK Civ Population Debt AMI Amount Of f'e. Of
each coupy for $40 ana 1873 TRIBUNE ALMANAC Tor 1874
ONLY 20 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23

The London markets were reported dull. with.
however, shade better feeling in Consols, United
States securities being heavy. Money III the open
market and at the Bank of England is I'm altered.
this institution gaining EsOOO on balance. Neither
tis or any local consideration affected gold, unless
perhaps the Senate transactions yesterday the mar
ket being strong with the preponderance of sales at
1922. the range being ll2.0ll2s The highest price
of the week was 49, and the lowest 1l2s. On gold
loans the rates were 81 per cent for carrying to Hat
for borrowing. The Assistant Treasurer redeemed
in called five-twentics Sl5O,O0O to-day, making a
total for the week of $4,000. The weekly dis
bursements of coin interest on the public debt
amounted to S397.OOO, of which S6S,0O0 were paid
out to-day. The import entries of dry goods at
the port OF Eew-YOTk for the week amounted to
457 1885, and of general merchandise to SGl65,SOi,
a total of S9.623,G6 in coin valuation. The days
operations at the Gold Exchange Bank were as fol-
lows: Gold cleared $50. 73l ,OO0 gold balances, ST.
62O. 1885, currency balances 81, S32.25O.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23

There was rather more activity in State bonds and
prices advanced. The leading features were Ten
nessees, which made sharp advance. the old bonds
selling as high as 81 and the new series at 7l97lt
yirgnias were next in point of interest selling at
hll1ni2 Cor cnnsnlS The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
SEVEN PER CENT
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

INDIANAPOLIS, BLooaiINGTOE AND WESTERN RAIL
WAY.
We are authorized to Offer on favorable terms, tho
remaining balance Of Sl,00O,0O0 Bonds, due on i5s
miles of completed Road.
hey are secured by inst mortgage on the exten.
sion OF pit miles, and the additional guarantee Of
the Old line with which il has been consolidated
The Road is well and flyorablY known as one Of the
most prosperous and important Trunk Lines IN the
West having already large earnings. which were
for 1879 81 sol 900 We believe the Bonds are des-
tined to take high rank among Railway securities.
aud at the present low price prove profitable IN
vestment. .
They are 81 600 each; Coupons payable in coin,
January and July. TURNER BRoTHERs
Bankers, IL Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23
The bids for stocks at the close were as follows

The subioined table shows the extreme huctua-
tions in United States bonds. the leading railway
and miscellaneous shares, and gold made during the
past week as well az the closing quotations of each
at the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23

n. Y. AND OswEGo MIDLAND FIRST MORTGAGE
BONDHoLDERs by applying at our office can receive
the raport and plan of the committee for the IeOr
ganizsiiOn Having marketed these bonds aud
6eing ourselves large holders thereof, we shall be
lid to confer with other holders, with view TO
the protection of our mutual interests.
GEO OpDYKE q Co. . Naasau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23

Nrw-YORX AND 0swDGo MIDLAND RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDHoLDERs DESTROYS OF joining
for the purpose of protecting their common nteress
who ale now united to the extent of over S2OO.O0.
are requested to communicate immediately with
HEIDELBACH FRANK s. Co. Bankers,
81 ExchaDge-place. New-fork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23
Real gstale TO Grfhanqe.

EARM of los acres in Westminster County TO
Il EXCHANGE for Brootyu PROPERTY price, slOODOi Lightly
ihesmbeSsd. EULASD WHITING B.ethAoH.
w EXCHANGE for CITY PROPERTY, or for
sALEO ACRES Lsrchmont Station "e'choS'er COUNTY
inquire Of r. G. ROBINSON 100 West 27th-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR Monty is always a
important subject TO both borrower and lender. An
able and suggestive esssy on this topic by Pro-. T.
Portland Scientific Meeting, il reported fully IN
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No 10. Price 10 eentA
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23

The Philadelphia stock market is dull Penn
sylvania 6s, 1885, Philadelphia and Erie Railroad.
%; Reading Railroad. 81. Pennsylvania Railroad.
5l.. Gold, 1929.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23

The local carriage trade OF the week about 10 close was
again quiet and sales from the repositories limited
Orders for carriages and OF the best grades OF
work were advance or the week preceding,
but as "A general thing business transacted by
no means good even for this season. The demand for
common work materially affected by the duness pre-
yailing IN the southeruJnarkrt. 49,
Exports Of Cdrrirg. t Brtn l'........''.....'s53O
British Indies l......Slf0 Imports OF CdrTGgsh 49,.
British Indies wagon l6O
Conssntinope cas.... 900 ETporH Carriage haHrdS
Ne, Granada ....... 305 Hamburg IA Eases Gpoies 1888
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23
Brooklnn Dropertp Go Get.
Gountrn properIn 10 tcl.

COTTAGE, seven rooms, Bergen lights,
" fruit large grounds; minutes from staion rs
mirues 10 NcwYork lines right Marty $500
per snnum possession Address r. ST. r. boz 10, Trbune
Office
fINO LET, for a boarding or military school,
theesOry BUILDING 26 Park Ridge y. j. Hack
enssck r. high ground healthy very low Apply 100
BlTeay-st. N. Y.
TNARRYTOWN.-A very desirable furnished
4 Residence high ground. 10 minutes walk from depot
garden &c; barn, csagehoue and
outbunFs all order Holly Brothers ksstm Pnesi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23

Financial Condition OF each State Of the Union.
ciying Assessed Valuation, Funded Debt. Floating
Debt Town County, and City Debt. Receipts and
Expenditures; also, Population, with copious eI.
planatory notes, in TRIBUNE ALMANAC. Price. 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23

There was a pretty active and well distributed
business in railroad bonds, the market remaining
firm The following were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

IN. no,ins is omp.,e us Of exports shipped ss'ss
ger. cleared today tor foreign ports:
AsrvERr-Bark A.koy. 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23
Corporation Notices

-
PROPOSALS for BUILDING TWO DREDG-
i ING MACHINES. =.
sgALHD PRoPosALk buildihs TWO tD STEAM DREDGEs
will o- Of the Department Of DoeIi unu IL
o'eloot o. Feh. 20, 1874. .-o..
por fnlli information THE CITY RECORD.
Copies for sale al No. City Hall.
PROPOSALS for GRANlTE.-Sealed Pro-
po... for FURNISHING GRANITE bah sixteen ARCHES
1o,. a. e,I Of neg Pier North River will be received At the
sc. Of The DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS mal IL 0eloei n Of
W. Mi Information see The CIR Record Cop, for sale at No
CITY Hall
PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE FOR BULK
UHAD-sBALRD PROPOSALS. for furnishing GkAhlIho onh
BrKHKAD or RVEH-WALL Gill be eved AZ the ohos OF ths
I..-Ur. Docks until IL oeek Of hia hspAt mheh
1874 I,t.a as4aG0s r4b Sift .GIoHD t-ass iot ALE
.lAb or mn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23
Auriion Sales Of Real estate
Bankruptcy Sale.
Valuable Will Property and Wa
chinery, Houses, stock, Fix.
lures, WOODEN Goods, &c.
FOR SALB AT
Public Auction.
DISTRICT CoURr op THE UNITED Stairs.

f rat- Of J Vtoy Co. mertIcn, bankrupt No 76
The undersigned assignee bankruptcy OIL Wilcox Co. Of Me-
public auction the highest bidder al
town Of Merde County Connecticut sud on the preS
h,neu described. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23
Eouses ano farms Uanieo.

l'EhSONS desiring to RENT their HOUSES
I s'ea TO enter them books charge nniesi tenant
stioo.l7'. COLES HUBBARD ] 2J2 BroAdw,,
WANTED-By a small family. a medium
=, & sh ~ 1h upper Of the city In the he Shbohool
.lsS ltas must be TO steam ears and iiAf'
Tribune Otcs. $50 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23
Brooklnn Real gsiate for Sale.

t'OK SALE.-LOT on Hester-st., suitable Tor
- e1shHg tstcas
RULASD & WHITING. Beetmsnr
FOR SALE-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
81 Cst, R and Prospect Park PAIA GORDON L. FORD
tUR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS
P,m.ns 40 ~ 20 81 Hietsst lO2 Pinsppest, 1855
ITa al sT ~ % ssssasst 266 26s ashingob
Iva '" H. FohD " Cisrk ST. Bfoo1
tVh oALE, la8 Marcy ave-, BROOKLYN. f. ID
"Ss'o' o o HOUSE,; water and marble uan;,, in sadi
ofoof fnce ~ Also tvosiOry r. m
and marble mutels gooi order Ard-st a 9os r.ts
Wythe ayes, rear railroad ahu
Pnes $4,000 terms essY J. W STEVENS BROS Iah i ny
POrty-seVentbst n River Pnest D. N '"'sf Deal
OK MM to 5000 will buy tbree-stor,
RcsOOO brick bouses, all improvements 10 10 Is ,J
terms suit purchasers o. v Hoeoub, 80 w1Y Wism,hp
NEUROLOGY of the YEAR, Deaths of Dis
lN paguisbed Persons 10 1923
DISASTERS Of the ffkAR 1928 oosied for THE TRIBSk
ALMANAC for 1874. Pnoe 20 ceEb.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23
Ciip prcpsrp 10 Eel.

TO LEASE-The handsome STORE. 40 9th
ave, 65 ise deep plate sas ir1ui w., s,,.s go ., %
for sL9s' or is1e' soods tpgr ~ .5e 5.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23
Neu- Jersrp Real Gsiaie for Sale.

At Orange. n. j., on MONDAY, Feb. % lie
N ga boddsy Office opposite principal depot vii re-
Opeu this vicinity sale and speciality
HAMILTON q WALLIS, y Y. Ohce. 80 Pine,t
A DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE at
n hOns RevJcrsey about % miles Bre Rail
road for sALB EXCHANGE Tor Newfok BrookD properly
large house barn. and n good land; mile from
HOLLY BROTHERS NISSAN, 8 Pihe-st
A BARGAlN.-l can sell "a complete suburban
DWELLING Of IL handsome conservatory, hardwood
kMs tnt story borar alarm attached throughout
oi $1,000 vonh $4,000 40 minutes NesIoh by
Lyo Iholss from The door Also DWELLING eigh
oohooo o. 10 $1,000 $4,000 THIS "a rare
SDsses and Just represented. Address
JOHN J. BRIGGS, Architect Newark Nj
ORANGE.-New House. all impr0y'ts. near
eenl"a Staten ssl lei -Ncasals Hubert H. 81 LbJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-One of th'
zines, COUNTRY SEATS the Hudson River, all Improve
and IN perfect order; apply before after at 20 Wes
F1rtvhfih%t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23

IOR SALE CHEAP AND ON EASY TERMs
"A FARM 9SS good Improvements Ii miles from MOI
f,lk Va on the Seaboap Riiiroai. Address
~ JOHN r. CROSS. Milford. Pike County, Pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23
ne dates aforementioned !:


Government bonds have been dull. but prices have
been well sustained We annex closing street quota
tons: o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-23
Gountrp Rral &etaic ton Sale

A SUPERIOR FARM of "a acres, near Oyster
n with large and Substantial buildings TO er
change for good private dwelling in Brooklyn
HOLLY BROTHERS & NISSAN q Finest