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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13
DIED.

BGBLow-At Newark. j. Saturday. Jan TO- 1874 hoses
81 Sns viii 5. a,te1ed from HI. late residence
"Wednesday, Jan. Ii, at 1880 p m
sire and widow OF Thos 53l Of her
Reay, and sR are I.e p ep"oIs Mo,e and pog
6nhst Tuesday 18th inst a. 1880 m Ihe remain: VIII BE-
Depot at II IN. returning at 2;2i.
S.S1s pSsoS S s .s . s:s:
and relatives y. I 70 i a.a tt. ia ass s a. ~.
cAsE-on Friday "a qa Du,n..earsh NY Truman Case aged
rs years old and highly respected citizen Of that town
pAYToy-ou Sunday evening llth January Edws Dayton,
H. funeral place residence Of Min Dsyos
10 II. s%Co" md s IsrT1; and ss and ;s
attend. Train Grand Central Depot at pa O'Clock
pRAsERon SATURDAY, Jan. TO- 1874 Clara Bseo~ Fraser ees Of
Der late residence SO IVES, Forty n,A. Tues
vied to attend.
LEGGgrr-ou Monday JAN l2 a,Pause j. George r. -
Notice OF the funeral will be published
McCLAsKr Brooklyn jan H. Christian La Grange MccsAy 10 The
The relatives add family. and those Of his brother D.
Mecsy invited to attend tn. fu9er, from h 81
taken to Albany for iuternsnt
ALBANY papers please copy.
MILLgR-A residence city, Saturday moroOs. Jas 10.
1874 Jacob Miller in the 7lS year Of sage
Ds services . at b. ,s residence No. 65
cosu as County aud Long Island papers please COPY.
ODEL Monday jan Grace Seymour Sin daughter Of jacob and
The rs.;s. And family invited s,'eOd the f.ss,.l
9. rs1sSss of r her s,n . wn 100 ''''
srEwARDon suud. Jan H. ls7i Emma TrAphAssn wife Of
.ss f.oys are invited to attend she funeral services non
he. late r.dsns No 1919 Gse~vs Book, wednesday The
I4th Inst s9am. The remains sn b taken 10 ~Lsaaos.
srORM-ou THURSDAY Jan Jane Mss res Of s.epse.
daughter Of the late Hon. rSsoora' Van wyei Gnhss o.
The mend. Of the Sy ss,;tsl ~. s; =;
81 wes, T~sn corth without further inv'suee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13
THE INFANT ASYLUM BALL.
OCCUPANTS OF TIE BOXES.

The annual ball of the New-IOrk Infant
ASYLUM has already taken rank the first OF
the great festivals OF the The OF the
first ball last year marked in the character Of the
assembage the excellence OF the arrangements, and
the amount OF the gains, as TO excite the hvehest
authorizations for this These anticpat0ns 1t is
now assured will be fully met Lavish preparation is
made far in advance. The richness OF the toilets
at last years ball was marvellous, and those
experienced In such matters refer 10 the
display then as among tho finest ever made
in this country. The hard times. as far as can be
ascertain ned have not been effective 10 overcome the
determination among fashionable ladies' to make this ball
as notable for it's spendor of apparel before great
multitude of dancers and Of lockers including almost
all persons prominent in society in this city, will
,a,nlv be present That is proved By the number Of
tickets sodlwhich. it is estimated. already exceeds
,ba, q, the last ball. when 1850 disposed OF.
Tho boxes III We been taken quickly, and in many
ora af,erward sold again at premiums ranging from
40 IN sioo many lady managers generously giving up
for the beneat Of good cause the prizes which they
had ecured IL is thought that tho receipts will equal
those Of the previous ball.
IN s,ted guests the Governor of the State,
rrom,psc, members OF the City Government, and leading
rmx and navy officers. Gov. Dix writes, with expires
,ons ~ regret that will be impossible for him 10
Albany al the present time In the session OF the
Legislature. Mayor Hayemeyer NH DC PA nromnent
I,i,en. the occason will be well favored Inc arrange
ments marked by the precision. % wyii ne y,vsn
VOC orcbestra, the dancers VIII Keep time win
e measures of Lander aud tho suppsr WIN can out tne
banqueling skin OF Deimon sr av the nreOaratorv
worE haa gone forward happily. ana Win substantial!
mward II Is gratifying to see tho we,ipre1 interest
,on A., both enterprises. many OF them serving
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13
rPI.EGRAPHIC NOTES.

A State Convention of the License Alliance of
y...iI,mn,biIe /, 20 be held q Concord Jan -
The annual meeting OF the New-fork State
r.nn,,.ne. Society viii be held al Utica JAN 20
Timothy Thorndike, Deputy Collector OF Gus
tom. for TIE Belfast (Me District died yesterday srs brief Illness
age about 90.
The trial of Lowenstein charged with the muir.
,t Of we,ton will begin Albany jan 70 and .hen concluded
H., ~ ph,ln the state Treasury defsute'. will follow
Charles NJ. Thompson an ex-clerk in the New
yoi State Department has bees arrested Adnaa Mich
om.. Jos a Albany on charge altering eontrscs Involving
ss .msun Of mopy remarked would 90 bet
"A fsr u am do not eontro! this thas An voc
hands OF sbers He held psudss qssoa Of ssasnW snns
lin ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13
WATERS ORCHESTRAL ORGANs.-PerfectiOn

seems almost have been reached 80 far as the musical
qualities OF the parlor concerned. In the
organ made by Horace Waters * Son OF 4sl
Broadway we have seen "a marvellous instrument cap
tivatng appearance and pleasing TO the ear as
our church when manipulated Dy an expert
player At Fair of the American Institute IL was
constantly surrounded by delighted OVID OF adhfers
the softest and sweetest tones 10 tho oudest anu oss
brilliant. Provided with ten different stops the payer
can at will gradually or suddenly augment the voiume
OF tone as on cathedral organ. when one cons!ueIs
the OF this orchestral organ lts beauty as
a piece OF furniture, and its powers ~ insioa ns.i
mep together with It's slight cost, III VIII nc auntteu
that AS household instrument, II leaves holhhg 10 DC
desired.-l Home Journal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13

Register Dayton. and United States Marshal Fiske
claimed that In involuntary bankruptcy cases. no was
entitled to the custody Of the assets The Register re-
fused to surrender them. the Marshal brought the
matter before Judge Batchford. Of the United States
District Court who issued order directing the Regis
ter to put Howes Macys assets in the hands OF the
Marshal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13

bu.b No 2we.er at Zee o,s. srmi h.M SOC for No M,s
- ss: ,,S; d Mi 1, s g
%,i. ce s'ss7ssS e' o. 80
,IsS &c; % Ps - , s. =,
s ws as ss5 50 West . and Ss bot as.sa closing
s ~ S: ss ss: e. ssis 's' sss
81 27' Pssrq.,y o. so. March No. sRnas q ~:
s. prices :. we're For No. ss.d ss ts.s.g
s Sc o s.I seTe .sa hssr i
ls cash aas ree, "a 49, s Sy' RE- ns r.. sS
ale: S 70 E. :, q sSss. 60
W. Will, s sgSs .n a. hAsI &c PORK opened
y =. ga % .' f .ps g gss g. F, sS e sA
.9 s o ale. q ss sssss e. s.s n s
SS.. g. ",'I ss sS:s' ics 9Sss
dressed s aa % IL fa a,siIrs sss
s 6 ps. pS ss G R sSd oo bash Barley
600 Ss SS'h g S6s 200 S., ss Corn 100"
Wheat agd Corr quiet r.. o,r S. 20
ai SsassSooen s''s s,SS; Clear RS s. ~, Clear
ice ste steam Et s E,' wh:Sy ssae ' sisd95e
ss"'ss e" 3: y SIS = y;sr.
Corr Ssdsa s1d i r Gs1 aS : Sc sr
s demand and 10 s T%,p 10 sS e., No ro . B 81 as
Hams pickle firm at 9sS,S :. Dr. sed hs1 n s sG
ki t s Tor steam Hog. s o. s1 .
| Dbl. Flour, and $4,000 bush Wheat
q Ss7 RH ~ 9s, ' Vs. Cora 's a 81 s ss
White 75c for Yellow Oats quiet at j7aSse Bran da' At - hy
Dr. Sailed Meat. supply and ws,ker so. for shoasns
eoci supply at Sc for Shoulders, Clear RIB se. se tor
Ts1ee s Solo, aT for q K SUGAR Dali 9a or i1so so
6 for Common 6qSe Tor Par 70 fa Pair s.Gss ioi pn@s
for yellow cI.ssd siaSiosc o white sood se@,sa
Poor du sss' Of CsaS, at SILL g 0 p oS eye Wbsv"i.s
supply Louisiana, 81 ois o.; Cucn9h q oe Coffee sew.
q re GOOD; 27i2d2sc 70. Pnme Corn Hes % % Gss
lll9t MISUNDERSTANDING BaaE, 537 he"'fofs sight . DIS
7 NJ,
s seaSS 50 So for AMBER Winter 50 white Winter,
Double BTir, Wheat sm sizes Of 600 bash No. co Will r.,
rS4 ReI At Soc Barley Unchanged s Of bush
csar 70 u 10 an 800 SpfS s S 9 " ii f C5s ss
PIadcpha and Boston zoe TO SewYors ooe
PmmabEIPHr, jan l2-ouercitron Bik-yo held at s35.
Clover Seed steady a, s. 5OasiO 81 ~
= oh FL lon - % w good @ P aSs .
Family ~ 2jasS % State Ohio aud Indiana do 81 5Oes8 5O
s d SsS 81 7oas sS w 81 30 RYE e a.
% % coz sS@s if M s5 Petroleum S% sSf S erode o S
Refined i8iss %s:Iy held western
prices higher Irregular sgrPg sale, Of sP9g a. q 2?
81 a. Corn active a higher sales No. Mixed SIC .iis
track White Mixed at soc track and in eisy..o oss.
spring q $5asl 49, Rye IN M demand and s5.
Hard Side at sl5 sales shoulders 5i,e Cl.s,
e side. az. Lo ST ss ct &c. gear RIB Side. az s
7sac Packet lots advanced &C. Bacon trn shoulders ~; Ge.,
.tp,y: shipping lots sod q 7Oosi Passr s5as 30
Native steers at 81 25@sS IS RecP9ooo 900
ws 20 . Ss Goo cG o 80 b S c ode 1000 BASH
Jan WI e. s dT'5d co. an 6 s s: o. IL o
M MS'S W 81 Soi No. u Req 81 5is No.
49, c2TR eeSs a1d s S o. N ' new s ss
Grade 60c 0atu fair demand and hhe, ~ T. Tor No
. 400 f IS So Receipts 600 bills Flour bush Wheat
6o0o bush Corn and 1000 so,1 Oats 0a'o
WIZ" %fl.f So a. c. Jan arm sa
for Hard, and SO for Yellow Dip Tar firm at 50 30.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13
The FIRE RECORD.

Ogden e. Brothers wooden and cotton mills
at Paschallville Delaware County, Penn were entirey
destroyed by last evening The building owned
by Mr.. Passmore, and the stock and machinery by
Ogden 81 Brothers. Loss $4,000 to $4,000; fuzzy insured
The Oscar Dana Mansion, the oldest In
Falmouth. Me-. destroyed by fire Sunday evening,
together with carriage. four tons OF hay, and moving
machine. Insured for $1,000 in the Franklin Insurance
of Philadelphia the house. and for $500 in the
Royal Insurance Co. OF Philadelphia on the library and
fIru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13
6ueclai NoiireS

"Observatons Catsrrh." ssss. iies Nses.lsf
Payesu the Usvesy Medical College Ssni free. Address, nth
stamp the author 1877 Rast Ssveuteeathss
Pest.ce Nosire.Tbe nais os bsoo s the vesk Zodiac
aArtiROAY jan IL 1874 hn o0ss fofsvs o.
TUESDAY. a II . m, 90 WEDNESDAY, q IL o.. % TuCkS-
'A' "iA'" l. yAnss. nA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13
THE STATE or TRADE.
LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS.

Jan 12-Uned bonds Of 1852 closed at S7s
PASS, Jan. l2-Rentes closed ~ $50 81 7c ...,,
Jan l3-Kvenng % basis Of hiddhn
Upsnds nothing belo~ Good Ordinary shipped January and February
Id sales DO d. shipped February aud March. ct olod
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13
AT TIE srURTEYANT HOUSE.

The first shop" in any of the city hotels
took place in the sturtevant House last night upon in
vitaton and c. s. Leland, proprietors Of the
hotel. Nearly 500 persons present. and a very
pleasant evenings entertainment was enjoyed by ALL
The music was furnished by Grafulla's Band
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13

Importaut TO Rats-Rss and cautious; but they
caught mapping When hunger drives them TO desperation
bey cannot resist temptation Of pokng their into Dr. BIN
SKrr SURE DEATH with butter and spread tho soes
bread powder and deenorstes OF the oasses
Sold By all
etary r. gsRY CURRAs Co., Sole Propneto".
and toilee pl New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Bu,vALo Jan l2-Impors the ss 40 hoarFloar
bsl Wheat 96l Corn 29al bush 0s ~ 200 bush
Barley 1856 bush Pea. TOO bash E.pert.-wSss osysx
se5ss 7S so B'Ss: :, g. a'sss 70
No seass 81 IS, n M d. 81 o. osm sss', ss $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13
~ .ssruRIY NOMINATION.

The Tammany Hall and Liberal Republican
Conventions both nominated Charles Crary last night
for Assembiyman from the AAist Assembly District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13

The New Elastic Truss 1858 Broadway, lately but small
the whole heavens AID startled the metal spnns
sDd nng er. pad bscksmiths with its rolling thunder.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13

Wine and Spirit Traders Society OF the u. =.
meeting Council will be held at the Rooms 30 Beaver
TUESDAY January l3 The Committee LegisS
ton report the proposed change the raf and Internal Rev
snne laws PHI BoNPoRT, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13

Geo NJ. Loomis, formerly of Hartford, but for
the Life Insurance Company
Al Portsmouth, N H. fell dead yesterday Of heart disease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO Jsp l2C,rrLsRecp 5000 head ineladns m.ny
common: market quiet downward tniencyi shipping Steers
nomnsy 81 5OdS6 rs for Medium Btrs Common to Choice
Butchers and sold at So 25d 5oi shipment" LOO
head
ousy; sale. 81 S0aS5 for Common ChSice closing duh.
with some 900 pens unsoh shipments, 900 head
receipts 600 head market fairly active a. % Io1so
for o Choice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-13
JANUARY WEATHER,

REsUMING NAVIGATION ON THE HUDSON
PoUGHKEEPsIE, Jan. 12.-The steamboat City
of Hudson will her trips between Catskill and
Albany tomorrow, and the steamer Cen Seigwick will
begin running tomorrow between Catskn and New
York,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02
SATURDAY. Feb. 2s-p. ".

The week and month close upon dull and declining
markets. in pretty much all branches of trade. To
some extent no doubt the business of the week has
been adversely affected By the Monday holiday and
the severe storm of Wednesday; but the more prom
nent and palpable cause of the general stagnation
is the uncertainty which attends the question of the
currency, subject to which we have so frequently
adverted of late and which only for its serious
character the public would doubtless be inclined to
dismiss "a troublesome and tiresorne bore.
We regret to say that the advance made in Congress
during the week in the solution of the currency
problem is not perceptibie to the natural aud un-
microscopic eye. Almost every member OF the Ma
tional Legislature has his own peculiar plan for nix
ing the finances, each one of which differs from
every other plan but unfortunately. as far IA can
be Judged from evidences now before the public
majority in Congress look to further imitation In
some form or other as remedy for the
national ills that we're born OF Imitation.
Occasionally. the n1ationlsts receive A broadSide
like that recently I'll ~ Senator scsHr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. Saturday. Feb. %, 1874

IT, ,,a-tot for the past week has been
chou, interest and the public sales have been mainly
..eDod IN legal transactions. For next month there s
: rom,se az more setivity in the market number OF
-, sales have been projected and the results vii ne
$3.50 For wh great anxiety by dealers and Specniat3s :
IL iav there we're four legal sales made at the TX
change. - go. q, -, IL, ,, ,-,or a, the supreme
,,,art twosr0ry frame house Gud lot, s0uih sue %
one-bundred- lu -thirtreuth-s 10 feet east Oh f"'
sve lot 25xigl To- 90 Cornelius Sullivan Tor sSloV;
James NJ A,r sold, by order Oh ne SuPIee
frame house and l0,, nofth ss 81 oc iot 9sxq9 IL
o. - Slur sold by order OF the Supreme Court
Che threeStory hricN basement IS,ve alxlOOB
n b. r. McCahil for Si.S50 AlSo the th $40 ~
eo~ndst l67 fet east OF ~ccond-ave iot I'AIO'o'
~ mos J. McCsmI for S6,lsG 80, 49,. .-
TX Stevenson ir has mis- dav sold the tour-story'
.,i,sto1n hr,vl-st0le dwelling. 2l6X6O WIN three-
- extension ot h feet, lot 26AS1. No East lhli-
s"etb a.. I'M lee simple. foT S50O.
Fnr next we,k tie following sales are announced TO
take place 81 tne Exchange salesrooan ,,r..
M1a.|1g March 2-By jams w. Miltef; ,, . ce
s., Of the hons. oi 6s1JOi nora side Feishn'sI' 200
's est Ss,1 Sac. By Airt1p H. Muller Son. 90
sale Of @ ed bas,nen brown stone s a01 Tao e vet
hI'S"a ~ T. r. Iudbgs 4 Co
The story and s.sr hoase and lot 81 3t'u4
too~u Nos l5 ', 10 NassnsL, ON .l
tnest kHo~a as '1e Bans q 5a' \, O0.-i 1r s''''l
sac Of he horse sr ot 33O 1lOSS the north side Of
I''' s.i;, 10 irg. y. E a. J. Be E7i
Sale tsonrs oret house anl io' ok ~ - ~ tis
g. e brr ra AMI Also foreclosure SAT- o. -e
fbres ots Ga Of sTiYegathst 10 eet east o. N
TAa-sars Hrroh 5-B- T. ~ Mw'lT # sow -, ,
Gle of The ~, re AND los PIX lOU4, tho south SIDE OF
A. tfs rAsL. 100 lOei egsi Yi First ave.
- IA o. LuIl0'r & Co.
se of The pr ~ rs Nos l7j III ard l79 West Fourfh'i
h,tseen Bsrrrrs -y AsI tne oursory saI nasu'
sosuose alj io. 2-ls5 Gnowu as NO. as last lA
ssssth-st between >tesrd aud I.rIave-
bH Wood Brady q Todd .
llll 90 the aOuhe-d corner o. Ilrtf Oul
sud Twef-svs Manhattan MARKET aso le i1uI los
ei 251IOO on corner Of fwenaye- ana il''
Iygrb-st
Sale f the bor.e M 2Gx south side Of Forty ninth
Pg y = H1~1eL
Sal. th. o. - al basement stone house and lot l5r
s012 No ZI7 ol ,e forth o. Seventy second 3d. ZULU ee
p. 4 j. Rask-r Son f Wat
Sale Of SIDE OF hghty ST.
let 81 r. esrHta-aY-
F-fIly Ner-t C-Bg 4. j. Bloseksr. Son WAHe
-. Of s 10 E665, the south sue OF F'
,.vgnts a.. 1893 e. ~ ST -l.
safsrar.. March 10y BtAam heREeiiy
sale Of the q, OF property on I~enYhird ana
Fssa.T.touTtL-s,s lrlI l. zltl-ase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02

The gold sales were all at ll2sdll2., with duh
market and quiet speculation in the Gold Room
On gold loans the rates to per cent for carry
ing. The London market was reported steady. and
the Bank of England lost $4,000 sterling. The
range Of gold for the week was r3all2i. The
Assistant Treasurer redeemed $4,000 in called Five
Twenties,'a total for the week of S2l2OOO. The
weekly disbursements of coin interest amounted to
81 52i. 900 Inclusive of Sl2900O to-day mostly on
March coupons. The import entries of dry goods at
the port of New-York for the week ending to-day
amounted TO S32l97 IA and of general merchandise
10 SO 752 $50 total in valuation of S6.923O0.
The days operations at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered: Gold cleared S3oSl9OC0; gold balances,
81 500. s95; currency balances, S9,lS3l56 The fol-
L IL. firnAa
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M DO for stoclls AZ the doc were:

The suboined table shows the extreme iiuctua-
tons in United States bopds the leading railway
and miscellaneous shares, and gold made during the
past week. as well as the closing quotations OF each
at the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02

The money market was very essy, and call ioAss
were made low per cent. but the delay Of bx-
rowers in making up their accounts created scn-
porsry harder feeling, and late loans were ri per
cent The bank statement was without any particu-
lar change in the items. except in specie and legal
tenders, The changes in circulation and depessts
were nominal. loans having been contracted ss7s0
A resut Of the movement % the week the banks
lost s1355OJ. The following the comparative
81
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RUYEK. or CORREspoNnING AGFNIys

and . wanted by gentmin hodng French. .an
Ne'mm hsnufsetdrer Agencies Woons silks Ribbons
1o'es srgef @'ppang 10 America Advertiser
We market
near London Bnglsnd. - " ' '' ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02
6orses. Carriages. farnsss. Sr.

6orsrs, Carriages. fIrness, St.
ZINE COACH and ROAD HORSES-At +. A.
FrrCHs statez 1873 Bsss 24hs GGA1nt.r gwen los pre-.
HORSE BLANKETS, SLEIGH BELLS, and
CARRIAGE ROBES.
A isrrs all grsds vii be founf st .,.
HARMER HAYS Co.'S, ~ Be-tmantt
TTHE LONDON HARNESS AGENCY"
No 10 EAST FOCRrBRSTHsr.
Between UsiysrIiy-p and Ffhays 1900,
rxs Load nais hAkNsSS SINGLE,
pOCLLE TANDEM asd koLRIkHAsD Also, imported sadass
B1dlsl Hoe Clothing .ad all sopsrrusus Of asss- pn'aH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02

BROOKLYN propcrtn 60 Get.
ITO RENT-Furnishcd, at Elizabeth, \. j.,
medium HOUSE The pleasntst of the ctY
paved and Address NJ Box 2jj4 PosL0Gee NswYork
V'O LET-STORE No. 40 Nassau-st.; three
Cark-si. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02
Real estate to Gxrbanse.

HfuI V5InIf 10 VtIUHIIyt.
EARN of 1Os acres in Westminster County 70
EXCHASGB for Brooklyn PROPERTY price $40 OOO' lightly
inenmbered hJLAND W III Nv, peeA--u-,'-
Will exchange $1,000 Equity in a modern
Aseass and Lots in h.-ourgh n l. for an I'm
for Brooklyn property 81
sbnys ,ne also improved unincamber Willing submit van
atom "a sompsent and parties IN both places Address
$50 Bersen-N., Brooklyn n. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02
Corporation Notice.

PROPOSALS FOR GRANITE FOR BuLh III,
ar a., sFtIrD PROPOSALS for shing GRAM n - buia
mi ~ /. a. KIVKRWALL wl ysi Al thr Oac. OF ne
nen,tnept Of DOCKS IL O'clock ol NkDnbSpAI
aaAo cay AalL
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e

The BBST ard MOST AGRBRABLR TONIC vet nroduced Pcr
he relief lng Genera Debility asd Loss Of ApPente Is in
valuable for ~ puny by The fool Journal Arthur ~
HSssa. NJ d.. NentsOrlh L. SeOn, ESQ.,, r. g. g. A. s. L.,
y K A. he Sold by Grocers oilmen ami Chem large
oites Al Ia beware Of mutations Prepared bv
G0ODALL. BACKH0UsB Co..
leeds Rnrard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02

WOOD, BRADY g. TODD, AuctiOneers,
w VII sell al auction, THURSDAY .A'rea5
VALUABLE LEASEHOLD PROPERTY
on sith-st., 12th-aye., and Hudson River
Pour LOTS on 34thst and l2 ave Directly
opposite MANHATTAN MARKET lOOIlOO iset Also ,, q,
Ponr LOTS on the so-thsest "a hist and l2hVe VIII an
the rights TO WATER FRONT Oh the North River a. h- ol
St This valuable leAseod has 81 70 with renewal o.
u ronr a nj.
Mas and particulars at WOOD, BhADi lODU' r'AeH-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02

Io.OO.ll24 1880 .lles 10O...-ll2% 2ss0.,,.ll2ss
i0:s0~"ll9f ii2.s lSO..."il34 5:OO.,... HAS
The days transactions at the L. 5. Sub-Treasury
comprised:
Gold r-osipu 81 287 8tl 80 Cur.ncv receipts g. 1875 2G9 IS
payments. l9s 400 80 tareneT 4is OH4 %
Cold s. 57S 100 80 Currency 81 81 $50 80
Customs. 47l,UOO %
The sales ~ forei g, exchange were IN the basis of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02

" 8--' I0N-st WI II0'lTlI 7 NJ 'V7"II.
E'OR SALE.-The very desirable COUNTRY
A RESIDENCE = T. Clarke located at CROTOk LAND
ING vii be % favorable The property comprises upward
o26 OF land high OF cultivation and vel Stocked ~
fruit Of oil descriptions The buildings the premises sonsu Of
House IL with coses
and Ou.buuEA The house 10
mile from the station The land al the
Albany LIE
river De eaAy suhdvi.e into number villa
Ii. T. CLARKE. 1913 Pesh-st, n Y.
MARYLAND FARMS-SS per acre upward.
VA Catalogues free. n. P. CHAMBERS Peerasbufg Nd
VERY VALUABLE FRUIT FARM for SALE,
SMYRNA Del Address FRUIT Brenford o. Delaware
VIRGINIA FARM.-06S acres.-COOd i'm
proveuu large other buildings; Ia miles
Eorok Railroad the Whole for $4,000 or
divoed half for party who VIII take charge O H.
Address JOHN T. CROSS, Milford Pike 60, Penn.
, DIM ACRES Southwest Missouri
Cs~OO Prairie and timber fertile land selected By owner be
farm lots and company going out this Spnns
viii exchange. BENDER Besch-d., 9 70 l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-03-02
Nru- lrrsrn Real estate for Sale.

ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
~ Houses furnished ununshsi Sale Catalogues
O1s hours from to H. GBRRr 80 Nassau. Liberty st.