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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-23

are ~ .orm Nriticn in the Daybook, Journalixed
ported e the Ledger, Ledger closed and statements
oi results il4a,4e
In MurEIna these sets students are expected to
act upon Ineir Own responsibility, asking a. few
questions as possible and showing each book In
-,
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-23

Milk cows in the New York mark.
ct are worth from 80 to $40; hsy,3
from el8 70 e26 per ton; straw, III
20 elS 4
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GENERAL INFORMATION
Time Of Commencing.

There being no vacations. students can commence
at any time to suit their convenience New students
are enter ing almost every week day of the year.
person commencing Will always find others Just
entering who will be company for him.
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Association ScIaOlarslliDs.

II should be borne In mind that a schoiarshippur-
chased at this College is good during the life Of the
holder In all of the Colleges constituting the Inter
national Business College Association and can be
used for taking the for reviewing At any OF
these Colleges. This feature alone adds much TO
the value of the scholarship. Even after the
IL completed this scholarship retains much value,
a. It gives the holder to speak, business con-
nectton and acquaintance In all Of these cities,
which is otentimes of greater value TO the holder
than the original cost of he scholarship.
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MONTAGUE 4 LILLIBRIDGE, Propr

To the young Men and Women OF the Northwest
se wish to presen the claims OF the Davenport Bu-
mess College.
We claim that the Davenport Business COLLEGE ID
i,vt excelled by any Institution OF the kind In the
Nest,-ifit Is equalled-and only ask visit from
those interested. when are confident that We can
establish our claim Of having the largest, cheapest
spare pains or expense 10 make our work frst.
class in every particular.
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IMPORTED
cIYDIsDlLl HOlSB,
JOCK,

co0N,
VIII make a fall stand al the Farm OF the
subscriber, one mile west Of Upton. at
Thirty.iva dollars TO Insure;
money due when the Mare is known to be in
foai.
DESCRIPTION.
JOCK Is "A iesuiiful dapple gray in color,
with heavy nisise ind tail, standing IL hands
high aii,i "sl. $50 100 pounds. with plenty
oil nl. ais'i ~ ss4.ftc. and for size, sty lie and
beauty al itiatst. stallenge competition.
i,..bIGREE.
Istl. waSh resi III I'm Young & Brothers,
ai .latafi', ssal.aaa. imported his Sire
snst .ttti. .It.si Il, y. G. Farout, of Lima,
Unia, MI. ia. - t.8 i'm &c the United
States wtsen .lsta months old; was
aaasi u; Il silatt AGtst s.Iutt his equal has new
er tsec:i ui,d ~ sH4 tlne where he has been
exhibited premium tie carried away all
the premiums.
A. for ,It,i..ie>s III tl"ud. inr style OF foot
ant none. raaIi.tf-e tas Win,.e of Canada
ii TIE tf..l.. -ta#S~. "a jock is a beauti-
Iai .r.,n gray - r,lur, I5is hands high,
ssi,t weighs .sta t,uuH,i.. and . 81 perfect all
,set a. +, lbny ~ liatitis.
The Dam OF l."tH2 joe> u a be..es tni hay mare.
Imported from Ss.-sa1i Ia the ye.il i,1a. she has
taken All :he pr and cups with colt by her
side aud other Ss,e - mare crossed by the
Belgium and ~5tcl Itf>-. making al the best
es.s..qs IA thu Vsurid. A. style beauty
she eant b. i,.at Her height hands, weight
issu .BIs'is and II i'srisssI III I lafi n.sltrs.
Nsnns x Is "A es,si thaI tnntt he trit; '.r dram,
and Mhpi ..atuftti eli be ,ttss. i..i7- ihati his
sire D:i ~ thirty years i,rF'.nee Ia toe import
Ing BASH - ..aNe col: .. i,giintsts 10
MAX s1od Eefess a. 3."> yc;.r 10TH
.s.sS Iot >,iS u.
Toronto anada
i ie-n any flr.t.rr rafi.m.rnt IN s.tI so -. *
unnecessary Ii. he i t,,. L. siat,~ /, in.elf.
g W. =. - , RICH.
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Preparatory Education.

The preparatory education necessary to gain ad
mission Is simply knowledge of the fundamenta
principles of the English branches Ms taught 1t tn
common district tchoos.
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Attendance and Dcporimc nj

The system of checking and keeping q record OF
attendance and department adopted by this College
gives universal satisfaction. We have for the past
four years kept complete record Of attendance and
department, and still continue 10 do We send
weekly reports to parents and guardians, and ali
ment
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win II Pay.

II liz not possible forany young man TO invest me
amount Of money that he will require to take the
course In any other way where 1t will produce him
good returns.
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YOUNG MEN

Who are suffering froi the effects Of ou' IL
full fpliiesar in isscreil.,n should avail til 49,
selves 81 this, TIL. srt.i4trs; bonn ever iaiN *
the altar III ~afT.slfiI humanity. lFr.
MCAFff.E ~ II 90 .t:.tstss ~ ttir',zif Cne Hun
drcd Dollars for eN,st. e:.Se ~ sriilihai weak :
ness OF private Dis 49, al amy i ind or char
acter " lieiI e m . - KS and tasls 10 cure.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-23

The bulbs, which we di ccte | las,
fail how to pant, should now lave
the covering of mulch removed. and
SO sooa as they appear through the
ground, stir the d TT about them
Chickens must not tresIass on them
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-23

In Rochester, n. y, there is an es-
adjustment for drying potatoes and
onions. A bushel of potatoes dries
out to ten pounds and bushal of on
ions to six pounds. There is a great
demand for these dried articles. the
establishment having an order for 80,
600 pounds OF potatoes and $1,000
pounds of onions for the navy. Why
did not Iowa think Of this last year.
when potatoes were five cents per
bushel.-.1dte Register.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-23

Casing about VIVA. the Grange is
going to do for the farmer will never
win with nut faithful, energetic work
on the farm.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-23

There is a great deficiency in far
mers' gardens Of the medical and
useful herbs. WDrmwool, tansey,
sage, thyme, summer sarorv, &c, are
frequently needed, and are some
times troublesome 10 obtain.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-23

Lsboring hsnds are worth $50 per
month and boarded, for eight months
of the year, in New Hampshire. In
Kentucky s25.
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Time Required.
Our New Diploma.

The time necessary to complete the course Il from
four months upward, varying according to the
ability OF the student.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-23

The New York Central Railroad is
about to build monster elevator in
New York City, to be 800 feet long
by 200 wide.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-23

Our New Diploma, engraved under the auspices
OF our Association, Is one OF the most beautiful
specimens Of art In this country. To this gradu
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-23

Do all wor. as che ,ply as possible
this year, but do it thoroughly. The
prospect is good for remuneritlve
prices, If economically produced.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-23

1t is a mistaken idea that any
strong man or boy knows enough t.
farm 1t is that notion Of things
that makes SO many farms disgrace
to neghbo-hoodS. and bankrupts the
owner.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1874-04-23

A Hoosier farmer says that we
should select white seed corn with
white cobs, and yellow seed corn
with red cobs.
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Time Of Entry.

To any person who Will send us the names and p.
aaassss Q, yen young men most ksiy 70 ,ana
specimen of pen nourishing suitable TOR framing.
For further Information In regard TO the College
address for circulars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29
DEPARTURES or FOREIGN MAILS
rHrRSnAN ILN. %.

THURSDAY. JtV. 90
AL. L. ,on via pvmo,ta Cbeboatg and Hamburg hy steamship
Yss close At Al BOA Supplementary Mail closed al 'he
PoOne 40 m. STEAMSHIP sa.s at m nom pier 1901 %
Tnri-st. HobOken. ~ VI ,to.
,2p n Supplementary Ml cosc at the 70 ohee al %'9V
n m Steamship sails al y. a.. nou Pitt NO . N r.
FRIDAY. JAN. 30.
Mails fr Kingston Savanla &c. bY the steamship Atas cose
,teA ID Steamship at lton Pier No IL NORM u'e
Mas for Hsyu and Porto Rico by the steam
,ip Clsnbel close Steamship sails al IL io fIef
No II North River. ,-.o
MATS for Hast. etc. the WeyhOsstt close At p m
SATURDAY.. JAN. 81
por Ib Mail only via OuecnsoB Liverpool by the steamship
CIV Of Montreal mails coss Supplementary Mail Is closed
A. he Poet Once at H. SLaush sails at p M from Per NO
As North River. =, .---..t.
Mans for Europe via Southampton aud Bremen the steamship
ponau II NJ Suppcfhtn Mail - closed al me fos
O6e 30 steamship sails 81 p IN from the loot OF lbId-
HObOken
Direct PTnSsan closed Maths sent nv TINS lne
Mails Tor Havana Mexico, steamship City oil Mexico eoe
MN m Supplementary csed Of the Post once al <'4O
n m Steamship sails At D. H.. from Pier No = n. X
Mails iot kes CITY OF Ausuo, close al T. H.
STEAMSHIP sails st p m. from Pie N" ~ kast hlver
SUNDAY. fEB. J.
GuMals eeS, Al II O'Clock a TO- fUs-0hoe from g.
v II ".
Mails for SeWYOrE PoOHee everS day
. D a. HalaI.
HsIfX closed a. the newton PoObce ever
tay Al .. m, and goes via Boston
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PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIYRRPOOI-Ia steamship Jard Jan 2S.Mrs C. Smith
Sands and wife, Miss sand, aud maid Conno tTedk
Arderon L. Anderson, T. p Nooiury Richards haae NJ!
BfoMeBhs Dr. H. Stearns H. LanderE huh aud ehd g. w.
Mr. g. r. Lowell Miss Lowell maid G. B. Woodward Nj
Mrs Watson Mr. Fulton Charles Badlaugh
7. p Lspor1 l. D. Page John Lay Miss ChamteTn W Itge
Nicholson II. Walker Mas H. W. Chapman y. w Oheuau, NJ
Mrs Haion. Mr. and brother h. Wbtimore W. ".
Weeks NJ. CLARK g. A Thomson, Miller Mrs Kane and children
Keppe Jas. Meaard. j. B. Goriou NJ Kane G. D. HaaeDden.
FOR SAN FRANCSCO-IH steamship dcdpusoO. Jan Go-J e.
Mn. MARY G. Burnett T. W SaHsuch wife and chd b. r.
Low wife, r. Avae L. Day and wife, Lieut.. b. Lock.
wood Mitchell and wife Leat. cyl C. W. Rose Mrs Mary
n Singer Albert A. Moss Gordon ana Two Children George
Rtrsuneyer G. Halliday W. W. WotherspoOn, Mis- Wob
tpoOn Edwards q NJ Heed W. A. Greeulea Dinsmore
William W. n Palmer, wife and Dr. T. II. TbOTue
W H. Cuendeu H. H. CheBien T. d. NOrthrup John Mead aud
wife G. Van Rensselaer, Joseph OFT, Samuel Huston Margaret An
deron NJ Kmba and wife Robert Grant John W HUDSON Alex
Moss child Emma T. Moss, Miss Minnie }.
Aoss Miss Deia s. White, Gardiner Rowland Thomas RYAN
.nd child, Prank Larcom Mr. hcSwseney, M Fitzgerald,
Rsahan LAndor Puuke w Atsater, John Valentine.
John Ben and sister Lieut. smith, s. L. Artburon H. NJ Bailey
BIa b. WOn daughter and two children H. and C. Wilson
Wasc r. Charles A. Chandler wife and two in
ANTS Mr. T. A. Mansfield s. Demoret Jesse rirre T. X Mac
sa S. Tuite W b. Knight r o. SOrev, Miss Clara Bailey
B. wife children: the Rev VIM
Augusta Tre j. Heating Green, L. Cahl wife, sod chill
hcNsmee. Miss Catherine A. &. True Juan
NsneTo Trueo r. IT, Mrs. T. Robinson and servant Fsco,
Capt Ebn Theo LOucahn Miss Gibbs T. Brewer j. H. Sthg
BroOls Bagot l. &c LscoI FFeiI Henke Aug Lendry
Nm NJ Harms John and Kate Donohue John Bossman Michael
Moran daughter $ Brenbsum, VIM WhtSorb wife and two
tren james Kelly John Busangef Pat Cornell and daughter
Joan p OLesrY A. Bowling aud Pstck Knne Lazard Lew
Carl yeren Christian Huon Jane Pody Rose Hurta H. Brown
bEs Fitzgerald Jackson wife Alex Crsighesd Max Austin
John Walsh y Decker r. wilbur W. r. Rowland, William Bow Jas
baut Ben Garry G. Hanson Thomas Hurley John DAILY Geo B.
Haywood Caldwell Pat Roach John Cowy George ioenbeg
Eihsn Wallace Jno G1op Schmidt Charles Gilman, detachment
nhsd men L. H. aud large number Of seersge passengers
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REAL ESTATE.

EBw-YORK, Wednesday, Jan. %. 1874
There was a small attendance at the Ex-
change salesrooms to-day. Messrs. f. H. Ludlow Co..
sold by of the Supreme Court under direction Of
JONES' referee the bukhead between Piers Nos IS and
49, North River and opposite, No ia TO l76 Westst,
having frontage OF LOG feet Westst and extending
ont TO the city line The property is now leased TO the
Narragansett Steamship Company at $1,000 per annun;
Lease expiring April 1875 The property purchased
by the plaintiff in a suit for $4,000, cash.
William Kennedy sold by order OF the Supreme Court,
under direction OF A. H. Wagner, referee the vest0ry
tenement house. north side OF and known as
No 1856 East sixteenthst being the north side OF the
street. 1855 feet west OF Avenue Is, lot 1897 10 JOhn
Weber for $4,000
JOSEPH Mcclure adjourned sale OF Madison-ave prop
erty announced for to-day until Feb H. at the same
hour and place
VIM II. RaynOr has sold one S-story highstoop brown
stone house. 20x5O lot full south side Of One-hundred
and-twenty sixthst, 80 feet west Of Fourthave for
$4,000.
Also Sstory hgh-stoop brick house, 20x40 lot 37x
100 north side OF Onehundred and twenty fth-st be-
tween Sixth and Seventh-aves., for $4,000
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Real estate 10 &rrbanqe.

A SPLENDID PLOT of LOTS in HARLEM,
mar otha'e will be exchanged for private or tenement
3d-aVe $3.50 49, " -
RROWN-ST0NE, HOUSE and $4,000 Rail-
~ road sock for Brookn property
York for Brooklyn house 1000 aeres h 600 be Ford Tor
the equity 10 Brooklyn house eTsH
ConDesdeut plantation VhgnA residence Hartford liberal
terms H. &. RIDER 80 Pine-st
GOOD-PAYING TENEMENT PROPERTY
W this city EXCHANGE Wssehes.e. eaptv Farm or
COUNTRY SEAT HARYBf BAKRa L SON. No. PJpsst
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tub ntes.... 7l2 ses 5:l5 Moon se' 5Z7
DAY-A.h
handy Roof 5lG Gov 5:55 Hell Gate Perry. 7i44
WATER THH DAY.
Isbdy Hook 546 Cows Island. 622 Hell Gate Feuy. Sll
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minier Hesoris.

ROYAL VICTORIA HOTEL, NASSAU, N. p,
~ BahamssA frstez hotel particular Temperature
Of the island u.s. Board 80 CTR Of Merida leaves Feb
For passage apply 70 " ALEXANDRA SON
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Auttion 5ales OF Real GstaIs.
A FORECLOSURE SALE.
IA BY H. HENRIOUES. AnctOnes

A FORECLOSURE SALE.
"A BY II. HBNRQUBS, Auctioneer,
Exchange Ill Broadway FRIDAY Jan 30 AT II
clock the STORE TENEMENT PROPERTY Thiri-aVe,
side, Hfty-seeond-st.
BY order Of TboL S. Henry referee.
EXECUT0R's SALE of the REAL ESTATE
II Andrew L. Ireland deceased bE hs H. Muller
TUESDAY Feb g. at the Exchange salesrOom No III Broadway
DWELLING HOUSE No 81 Amity lot % by 100 feet
TNos.oy and attic DWELLING HOUSE No. 81 Amys; lot,
ssO, DWELLING HOUSE. No. 81 Amiy-st o 25
BY 80
Thr.s.tor, DWELLING HOUSE No 81 South Yhbsve lll2
by l2S 6l2 feet
Threestory DWELLING HOUSE and STORES Nos 81 and %
Eighth Of Hor1Ott; lot 0l2 feet on Horato-t,
IN rear
Two so,tor COTTAGES No. ~ and Horstio't Cseison'
square No Ia three deep lots Ii 5-l2 by ~ feet
| BY SO lset
fou stofE STORB and DOUBLE DWELLING HOUSE with
ognng No 64l Haisonst; lot 20 212 by Ill 3l2 feet
nfee story and attic DWELLING HOUSES, Nos 800 BOB
9V iaVe between Twenty sevenb and Twepy eighth st
~ ~ " 'oieel JOHN IRELAND Executor, 200 Broadway
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@uropsan advertisements.
ARTIsTIC WATCHES AND CLOCKS. BENSON j. W.. old
RSS:!:EII sIIfI5liI:[ 7Il|:s

The bBsT and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC yet introdsss Fer
relief Indigestion General DEBILITY Appetite
valuable Rseoumsnded for ~ pus5 By The Poed Journal Arsa Hn
H..saH n. D.. Wertvor,h L. Scott, ESQ.,. r. g.. g. L..
A. he Sold By eroeers 0imss and Cheniss in large
bo,ls al 2s sseb. Beware Of limitations Prepared bv
G00DALL. BACKHou6B Co.
Leeds. Rntiapd
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Board and Rooms Wanted.

XyyANTED-By a respectable young man OF
w Education ROOM WITH BOARD American private lam
y or where there Address sainf TERMS T. De
Boz IA TnbBhf Uptown OHoe, 0i'2 West S2dst
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Qhanfes for Bnsiness Men
Marple ano Slate Manifls.

flarple ann Slate Manifls.
CTEWARTs Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
Mu Rich and deisns the lowest prices z2O and ~
WestTwentv. third between Seventh and EishthaveS
TTHE PENRIYN SLATE Co. have removed
their UnOnsquAre fourth,aye and seven
offering assortment OF hANTEBS, 6AIES
elegant unique dengns pnes challenging
mpeunOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

heEPoLg Va jan. 2s1he sehr Queen South ,sho,s
Hscaapressue lHet about rs miles north Of ChAr-r
oSDos Jan 2SThe Clara from Bremen for New Yetk
MO Lzth to-day, much damaged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29
Giin Real estate for 5ale.


A BARGAIN.-An elegant fOur-stOry brown.
~ HOUSE "A feet wide in the best Of order rescoed
throughout 47b, 5nsye leasehod Pnee ony 81 BOO
p H. GRADY S27 6have.
EOR SALE-Or would EXCHANGE for q
i small COUNTRY PLACE good hree-story highstoOp
HOUSE. np town. p O. HuBKRI, j., oil hoen,sI
E0R SALE-An elegant three-stOry HOUSE,
Il moderate finished best manner hardwood polished
doors handsome mirrors paToT hoOr completed
desirable central Apply 10 owner and bulher on
premises north side 62dst, ParAave tnow 4thAye
nor SALE OR LEASE-The four-stOry
Il STORES 10 CHG and 24l PeAr-sts between Fulton
John 2S by 1877 feet suitable for business requiring space
LIST May desired Apply
l. GEORGE g. SAMPSON, l6 Chf-st
HIRAM MERRITT, Real Estate Office, No. SO
LOTS Bought Sold Stores and Houses
Collected and foil charge OF property taken Returns
promptly made Reference gwen as TO responsibility de
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

ITO LET-With good board. three ROOMS
On ,sesp door en- ngy at las ChnionsI BrooflJn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

NhhNsroTh jan ems National Line steamship Rgy,t Gro
th and The lHnan Line steamship City Of Bookyo Mara 81
Assio Jan L. for Liverpool have arrived here tts
az and the latter $50 this morning The Aim Linz
Fraasu, Richardson, from Portland Jan IL for LysIbooI 49, ~
rnredb
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LIFE-sAYING STATIONS

h 10 lat % o. long &C O5 sebr L. wsdnOrs from s.,.n
fAs oI GuAdsouDe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

sesTeS Jan 3SArnved bsrtt solnA from Antwerp; Dan
~ o,e Mobile; Neptune from Cenuegos; scbr Matte Prar
LEwks, Del, Jan 28Arved barb New Republic from THE.
INC United states steamship Osspee Hampton Ron
14 the tag SUI ben Decatur and tow I'VE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29
BrockInn Real Gstate tor Sale.

TOR SALE - BARGAIN - Complete RESI-
DENCB Stable al Improvements and convenience,
Prospect Park For particulars apply 70 40 =. ,
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6elp Uanieo-- Males.

DUBLISHER.-W Wanted, as MANAGER of a
large establishment man Of energy and entePn
departments OF advertising composition press &c. &c Address
by letter, with references, z. & Co, Box 2,9S2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29
Men, gersep Real Gslate tor Sale.

New 9ersep Real estate tor Bale.
A DMIRABLE STEAM TRANSIT, 43 minutes,
~ low fares cheap living healthy location 500
per puTchaseSuhuhan villa REsDhNCE,
IL lot OOx3sO with garden Neui
blocks West Elizabeth depot
within lighted For
Ian address OWNER, PoOfce Box No lS4 Elizabeth " j.
EOR SALE-At MOntclair, New-Jersey, an
Il modern HOUSE; IA every conyeenee two
barD heunerV 10 minutes wak depo Apply between
il and to S W. TUBBS, II Broadway, Room ~, ~ Y.
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE for unimproved
property finely located Fenehroof DWELLING,
IL BLOCK from depots OODSIDB miles from ms
~ trims Price $4,000 Apply 10 BENZ W.
HITChCOCK, 439 Thriaye.. between 10 and IL a.
MONTROSE, Orange n. J.-MOst com
WI pee HOUSE minutes from station bargain
for SAIB to LEI p. g. HUBERT, jr, 6l LiberJsL
ORANGE, n. J.-Great variety property for
" furnished unarnhet rent Sale Catalogues
bours foml to 3 / Lserys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

soa. Nm .sl Charter osf 'hs
Co
so7 Dodge SGT Dodge
s sSo Lookup sgt Collins, ne
s9S Williams sgt. wilh,ms
Sss' .Dsmeman AT Buitern 1,la.
Cal 203. Partridge ,sI haPt'!'N'
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BROOKLYN Board.

\ E0 WEST 26TH-ST., first door from 9TH
w ,ve-FURNIsHBD ROOMS, With hoard, So without
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

OO WEST 26TH-ST., near Madison square
d. R,pty SUITES for families front aud back,
uge ladies' gentemsa table sIeent term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

NO0K.-By q Swedish woman, with several
,ssri % eerenees eoos and also washer
and lros iy county moderate Call at No. loo 9TH
ave-. blue store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

Of without board terms very low. Ell "esl tZasI
- WEST 29TH-ST. -0ne large front sunny
ROOM with rg. closets suitable for gentleman aud wife
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

).l WEST 24TH- ST.-To LET, with BOARD,
large elegant, furnished ROOM all eouTenees eeness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

IN WEST 29TH-ST. Nicely FURNISHED
M ROOMS To- LET BOARD single bath and
close. on ever aoor everJ attention. house and table aeass terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29

1o WEST 24TH-ST.-To LET with BOARD,
ROOM unsTpeetely vacated suitable bT gentlemen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-29
DfniisIrp.
BOARD ano Rooms.

Il OR 3 FINE ROOMS in small New-En-
gnd family with Board - to $50 per week ~ West 26ths'
Z. IotaI
The weekly democratic statesman. [volume] (Austin, Tex.) 1871-1883, 1874-12-10

Of mine approached DR.. Boulds Baker with
view to the Republicans taking me up as
an independent candidate, / can only say
that no friend Of mine ever approached DR..
Baker with either my knowledge OF consent
on any such subject. On the contrary. If
was known, weeks before the Brennan Con
YentiOn met, that my name would
60 before it, and If not its choice
that 1 would, according to the good
old Democratic usage, support the nomi-
nee and abide the result. DR.. Boulds
Baker is in the city, and he tells me that
the conversations to which Governor Davis
referred took place in the Republican ranks,
and that no one pretended to speak for me.
So far as that charge seeks to create the
impression that I, at any time, meditated
any treachery to the Democracy, denouncs
it as maliciously false. All my sympathies
and all my hopes for the future welfare Of
the country are with the success of the
Democratic party. 1 disapproved Of the
Greeley movement, and though at last
worked in the traces, 1 never worked well,
and never sang the hymn to my own salts
faction. 5I
q" But don't think it worth while to no
tice Governor Davis any further"
With this we bade the Judge good morn
ing, and believing that this conversation
would be of interest to our readers, we
have published it pretty much as it oc-
CURED. n