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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-30

The Montpelier Female Humane Association,
chartered by the Legislature of Virginia snd
the Circuit Court of Orange county, proposes
by series of Grand Gift Concerts, to establish
and endow Home for the Old, lnfrm and
the former residence of President Jas Madison.
The Association is under the control of eight
trustees six Of whom are elected bi. ennially by
the stockholders and two appointed by the Gov
ernor Of Virginia.
References by permission His Excelleney,
James L. Kemper, Governor of Virginia; His
Excelency, Gilbert G. Walker, ex-Gov. Of Va;
Hon. Robert E. Withers, Lieutenant Governor
of Virginia and U. s. Senator elect; Hon. Robt
w. Hughes, Judge Eastern District of Virginia.
Senators and Mem bers Of Congress from Vlrgnls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-30
THE NEGRO.

The AFRICAN slave attracts this rambling
Eugshman attention. He says: "At least
twothirds Of the inhabitants are negroes,
whose difference Of features and color, aud
rank, offensive smell, are extremely disagree
able and disgustiul TO Europeans but. poor
creatures, they are all humility and submission,
and it is the greatest pleasure OF their lives
when they can please the whites Ii is fortu-
possess such fund of contentmeut aud resig
nation in their minds, for they indeed seem to
be the happicst inhabitants in America
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-30
OTHER MARVELLOUS THINGS.


This traveller was very much astonished at
the black snake of Virginia, aud relates gen-
uine snake story. He says: Il, myself, have
seen them swallow frogs Of very large size.
After the frog is almost wholly in, if you strike
the snake, he will instantly dlsgorge it, aud
the frog will leap away
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-30
W-DUD A.fD COAL.

.CoA1' COAL
We have now on hand and are constantly re-
cciving at our wharf and storage yards, foot OF
Queen Streets all the best GOALS known to
this market We name in part:
LYkEN'S VALLEY.
SHAMOKIN and EAST FRANKLIN LOR-
BERRY RED ASH.
JOHNS, from EAGLE VEIN COLLIERY.
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL from the Goodrich Colliery, es-
tcemed the best in the market.
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL Of Steamer, Broken,
Egg Stone and Nut sizes.
Also, GEORGES CREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Also HICKORY, OAK and PINE WOOD.
Having ample space, each variety of Coal is
kept distinct from that Of others, and is es-
pecls!ly prepared for family USE Yards floor
ed 2ad Coal sent out well screened and free from
slate 22l0 lbs to the ton. Orders left with
Messrs. Clarridge & Grigg, corner King g, and
Royal ss., or at the yards will be promptly filled
IT, MEHAFFEY s. CO.,
jy17 Wharf and Yards foot Of Queen st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-30

For full particulars, testimonials &C., send
for circular.
Remittances for ticket. may be made by ex-
press pre- paid, postcfice money order on Alex
andris, Va, or by registered letter, addressed
Hon JAMES BARBOUR,
President NJ F. II. A., Alexandria, Va.
~- Reliable Agents wanted everywhere
nov S-td
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-01-30

Governors Office, Richmond July 8, "a. ;,
It affords me pleasure to say that am well
acquainted with large majority of the officers
of The Montpelier Female Humane, Association
who reside in the vicinity of my home and
attest their intelligence and their worth and high
reputation as gentlemen, as well as the public
confidence, influence and substantial means lib
orally represented among them.
JANE. L. KEhPER, Gov. of Virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
Gclchcrs.

4 GENTLEMAN of culture and experience
~ would he pleased 10 LAcuANGE LESSONS for
board etc Ador % ", I1bano Oiace
LADY teaching the English branches.
"a music IIcnc'i aut Latin urg pos on ~ COVER
MSS either n city country; snrst references ai Everett
J. r.r'. 6S~ oh ave-.
An ENGLISH LADY OF years experience
a iH teaching vOlld i,irIIDcuti ,isc dcsi-cs
e ,oIl college AlUoss y. 9O7 Ilrhcts'. VII
mil ltou. del.
FAMILIES and SCHOOLS desiring competent
Vf-N,fIlIS vN tlcn ~ applying 80 Mr.. Hi1t'i
ELLIS TEACHERS BUREAU No ~ West llry.fth-si
LbRIN ATE PUPiLS prrparcd for college. Nd
drcss HARVARD 1llOh iuynnc pto~r Yhte
VISITING TUrOR.-A Teacher 0i great *
peumce plepar,s bupis TO- college, examinations, vc
Address \, 70 10. il4O'uc Once
L&ANTED--A position 10 TEACH Lttic chI-
" al.l ENGLISH BRANCH - aud MUSIC, i9 young
LADY who has t.inght tHe knder~art'r 'st Address
=. Z. CAi.la Iritdio aihce-
WHERE DOES THE SUNS HEAT COME
W FI.DNI PRO-. :. LANGLEY 81 Allegheny pbs.
Interesting str bis iU ~. RIB
UNt EXTRA No p. Paiphlet h.iluoi - ccnts-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
fcgal Notices.

IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS FOR
55 tAV III ri tiE a a Of J6SPn W. ctLoCK
AID BENJAMIN BULLOCK, a. i,iduls. The Auditor
"iiis,s Lewis Assigne. % Dc STAT o hejann BIlioeA
vie ais q ne CO o, rh,slIs nd AZ es,9stt mae
ne hands the AeuSt bs- ben meg he PaTtes IN
e S sae s s G@n@ SG %nc cs O. I
month. Alrl. iSl. on TUESDAYS ard WLDNFSDAYs 0.
IA ff ss $S CITY . AZ p S8ss ~ 20
WEI DAY &aii - To- aeoagrsi eoias
said f.nd. JOIN Il. COLAHAN. Auditor.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. City and
ANGT &oM -; 1 ssust J3HH GtA ,op u
CHARLES E lie i g. IErNGsrGK aos Sole t e3,caoi
81 the last VII ana testament q SIDNEY J. MVHsE, de
Sew YsrI. Josi;.i 4 ,MASSoy, JANE G9%NGsn i5ifY
ASEEEAGLE MAi,Y GsitA1, WILLIAM Eo%E,, RqB
& &iSM nE J GHE b GekE shHk
CAXNON, LEjPOLD BEYNAU, JAMIs LAL0R, JOHN
WIiiiiIAM aGRPHl Tor H@i-om MOI SRI
Summoned ard required 10 answer ;e complaint n - scto,
which il uis day he II ~ onSc o. inc Ceo We togt, o.
Court house in said city and to serve copy Of yonr e.
te, @ of nj sonm"s on Won exclusive Of the Gay Of sac
aforid, ne planua in this actson wi apsy to the
Cont for the re demanded Ia the eoml Mt Dstei N,"
'"'"' Henry A. BuGERT Plaintiffs Attorney.
The compliant entitled duly ned IN
,e Once Of ~c rr 81 !e 2nr1 :" G,npn r1 IN S M Tor
1875. II t.NR a. BOGE8T. Plaintiff Attorney.
Mh2s lawSwF
GUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY of
~ NEW YORK TLEA/TR PEET. CYRUS YALE, and
Dor. and RICHARD ROE. COMPOSING the 1rm Of A. KAtPE
COMPANY Defendants. Summons a money demand
contract Com NOT TO the Defendants louarr hereby
summoned ami required to the lnt IN tr action
which VIII be hlc IN the Office 81 the ClTs NJ the CITY aud
County ~ the CITY al New.TorS. and
cv 10 The said complaint tie subscriber
alter yo. cXCllHyo ~ tn.
such service: aud II fal thc sud
lsnt within the time Aforesaid the plaintiffs M this action viii
tiAe judgement asalst fOi the al nIdier and
dollars eight with from
tlr sti % December, eight hundred
four. AT the 81 eight PEA cent b, sides
is 9 costs and G6 q rE !f % .if@ %
lSl BTOad~ay. \. Y.
The complaint IN above cutried acion was d. Il MED in
81 The terk vi the y and tuunty Of Ne~ York. at
Court house la the city Of the 2ltl of
December. is7i GEO PET plaintiffs Attorney,
d3l lawGwF l6l Broadway, y. T.
CUPREME COURT, CITY and COUNTY of
Frs and CHARLES a. PEABODY Executors Of =. W.
FEABODY. dcc,ase- plaintiffs agaiusl BENJAMIN O.
LENNON def I.iant Sammols for money demand
You hereby summoned and required to the
plant Ia us action, If which cory herewith served upon
lfs efhce. q Broadwuy the cry
Oi New YORK. within twenty day. after TIE service hefcs
d tie day II Sucl service and II a %
within time afOfesad plaintiff
t ac viii take Judgment against you for the sn ~ Two
Thousand i've hundred and seven dollar. and twenty eight
with from tho day Of January.
action Dated 20th March, 1910
CHARLES A. PEABODY, Jr, Plaiutfs Attorney.
County Of New YORK at The Court ionse IN the
t1y County New YORK the 2Jih day q March 1875
CHARLES A. E.ABoDY, Jr, faintins' Attorney
Mh20 Iaw0wF No. ITO BIOadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
Kiscallaneous-CoUnt-y.

CLFRGYMAN' WIDOW, residing in
Hart or Conn., desires 10: RE n We uto lcr iaul
MOTHEtl.f>S CHILDREN o. 81 ldrrn whose 'atrus arr"
abroad. References The = so If ton1eCbcut, New
Jersey Pittsburgh Address MIS- q. >. T., OF Rev
Di. II. We 81 smith, Hart ord! orIL
TNORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, n. V, for
ladies' al gentle so vrar Cor board aud Com
sL To rclrr Tor clii- lll olsineS II Tor D
Address JOS L. KING. ID spring Term March %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
Nrw voRK daley TRIBNE FRIDAY, April 49, fs7STRrLE s
REAL EST Ate.
Ngw-yegS. Thursday, April %, 1879
- .ln,r tl.ape xto q

NBW-ffst luHttuhf' hi"H 80 '''''
At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day there was
large attendance VI spectators. attracted 10y tnc Az
n0anccmen.s made by the various aucn9lecs, hu. 'nc
hry crs we're few. Tie property sold under Tore 'ust
was mainly purcbaecd by parties IN Interest anu M roc
propery Fld vent at low figures. Below VIII NC 1"uha
descripiOn of tie property ana prices lcAliZed'
AUCTION SALES or NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
ddridn n. I'tiileT A Sun.
story frame binding and lot. 1881, LroaiwHy 40
500 Il " oObSi. "a . ~ 80 -, y 10
"stS5 ns roa to ,a% aI '''' 80, - 1900
b. L. H. Luiiom a CO.
3sury brick buhiu and Is Ngs l32 HnI l4l W's 80
ter t. A. is0G TIN 81 Boome =, lots u. ~ iVo
BVGcTGe n SCOT.
8s-ry brick and dgl, ling cor ID ave and 80 o
Hin 81, lot 20 .OX7j....... AS'-Vo
IN !. H. SteryAoa. ~
brown stone TO isfs anu lCts, edch ioJA
qaIl, 12st ST. 20 n eoi an ''iV'
in j.. ~. SsGH1r- - -. go
tots OH 400 Il of Sthave each 21xloD il-sloIoo
Bg r. 4. LIDreafe & go.
No Is Sunola ST. ~ =. bet Bru0inc ana
" william KeaHsDH .oo,o
2JNl0Jll lOg Il, 100 n OF Il aVo.-... so'VV'
Re- q c.tIod =. Hdrneh
iios aud lot W fInsl+ctt'co ooo
d., II suf 4.'dst. lot, 10 5l su'O''
ys1ry frame FL .Dl. with lots, 2JS oo o,
ioO I. .OJft Of 6ttaVc W.
ofn 80 100. 18th ave and l3Oih st-.. lI'1VV
AUCTION SALES long ISLAND REAL ESTATE.
%, Jsrs Jphn&.I'. IT,
2 ysto,v frame house, lhs S,oN457, o cor ,,,
Sig,kt and Itusacn 81 Or nSlJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
,I q MILITARY INSTITUTE
For Young Ladie5-Co1ntry.


LADY living in delightful country home
Hudson River having several chDorah OF h'I O"h
To- al4cate, u cisc mio her fanny hhltcd nun V
pupils Who Viu cIuai ever advantage lInNirl lni
htr own None hut the best teachers c1inyed For paTilci
address 4 b. G. Boz ll2 friD!le ono. --
TTBELL International Academy; for European
siy aad tri,o-porulueut school for yplng dltS ad
4cCrs i1 -,c Lang irl, q ~ dflt. Do t'INu
issia- tly Cunai ed ATrI \ AhctitF cs ~
ladies' European tour rst week d. iue
For culoTs tlres. EOch interuat1lI Acti"n cooper
Union or, jo k1ni-frl'tl"r '' 'o , ff's't
HONE INSTITUTE, TaTytoWn,. y. For
Yoi NJ Ladies and Chlirn cmn';ins home care AMI
- t.croa-4 c0I.,a OF stHly. 80 M ~. Mica w.
EVLMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE opens It's next
~ sossion Th. - T's IS con - of tie h@eei cas-
ami mrt,r1t charges. Address Row A. W. Co"LES
d. d., tres- bpIira, y. J.
GOLDEN Hull SEMINARY for young Ladies
w Bridgeport, Conn. AdlI,ss Mss EMILY Ntl@' ~.
/ AUSANNE, Swi,zcrland.-Fnst-c. ass School
- Tor Young LaCi,s, conducted By NJ. and Ms i1'l 90
Pa4csno Every a anita offered Ffsgcl ml German con
spoken For Octus, 0cr apply ai VI rio man
Confectionery, Broadway and Twenty s'truthft
AIISS BULKLEY' BOARDING aul DAY
w SCHOOL Tor YOUNG LADIES. Tairyt""n oh-L'
Hudson.
AGISS II. NJ. PARkHURSI'' HOME SCHOOL.
W. EcNbureh y. O0l tslOrougi i"srICti0' AL
peasant home. Sewing GO estic taught ID d -iih
rE'AhRITOWN Young Ladies seminary o., =
Z superior .ttN autas,H Adde'S Rev w. II. klaus
b ~, larry IOWA, y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
arrlion Sales Of tisa! estate.

pUBLlC SAIL. OF IliE -. B$lLHFiELp
UNDER THE ATrHoRiTY or An ASSIGNMENT ~
tn ate N ,Sy! i"SJ 70 TO- ne , 4ii' ,H
WUitss COMPAN4 oorpor tlon created by ACT OF 70
C6RbrD N 'e ,.n@hrE oIFici ioi siii or;;y the
n. tir5 - 5rr fo, sale o,nt iGiji~1 i;iD
DIR at pa aacoa, tne are pocry 9nd rs axe D ON
~ 10 iay -, 81 ~ n I -, ,, s'iT
q kULLi&G MILL. lfouNDGKf. oNE CJLD hhA Sit
{ M -,;6i 1is.t, M,ciISE sTor HA,LF,cr@f,
cEAI sdGEGs = y, 4 i6 = az, Z - ~
AXDHtLiii NEt;I.ssAiT BtILpiNG4 FoR Ktsi D5>Cls',
FMkuf. - ~ T. LArI-Df 10 - ~ ~ az - nm
ab.oiute 2,0Jp ACl.r with uer crret1a rist
10 IIi J. AMI rot N6I;RY VIVA The FURNACE aboat2
, 5.osiy Is situated about 30 miles nouhot Selma ln
m,t Rome ai patio" ID" 'f'al IN h.''iy
Siy re. isp-..;;.a.e, i-i 7. -. Tx b. .
ri,rty o. 1nf one Ia Ae iuIao'iac r'g .orei a fo"I
itesrrriVoF HirrWiNoGs GOAL foar or f,rlnl.'
distant, SAID to laAc good co@r. - ,.i,--o,l
~, Of De ron All olni 10 be q . ,nl nor 41'tr.
L..il. F!ti y -" Ign coIi-aa . ia @ " 49,. y -. ~
wiiEtis BofiERs. .ud rE1tftHNPu ~Ier-
l. proy-ry "oui' ,to III ~ 81 = TOY -'in, -
g. ralroad cara. crs and oU'r pAHa''n 'm,io,
ecrd. IA y;' p'rs '9l s,9or 1p sqs Of "a,
rr Of sale cah INT ~ is snrroH prroq Or rea-
&c tUi t.t iiJ. 'ili. I. Pc \ H.
tr ~ viii sho" the pr perry ad exhibit map OF Tie
TIE tte the property decm,A good rs i'y harnf
been sy nled jy decision VI tic ou rene t'TS
OF u blitsd StIscs. T. y" i'..'i 10
March ~ 1875 1ristres
TWENTY PER CENT DlVIDENDS.-Will
lie cold 10 H., ish9., ria ITO ny 81 I.-' 'o'a"
ert known ~ q q FONT't NOV MILL viii H' tr baAncs
-nfr hull ilg f1uT stories iif y. C.,lI ~
easement su rid gal anl~ lion, coutiu,
3d1O -pu4 sa.d 100 lDonr, sud hN Necessary mdti'y,
csu nnt inrtsh, Tor W3nui'fitr"F c" hi'' ,il
rtoti,r BRICK
ber h6rfe heating the building ruugion pumps. s'
and the % inst class
X Substantially lHilt " rock. ana o
ppweI sufficient 10 1000 snol 10 Tho Factory IL
Iianch the Georgia aro1d BRICK Narcfou"e cana ls
containing BOO bales cotton and SO s'- office complete
Iiiy rat0r' homes soncni wood tLl a'h' o. b'A
stpfes nigh
elusive of atuc All basement contdaing iosr PAIRS
az runners Wo Tor AMI c'l ~ IIuc "prr ad
an s, rossi store forse Stores fig con
addition tttrrfo0Ii
can lie stand INDEPENDENT OF The local patronage
wooden covered BRIDGE the river resting on
granite stv-Iiit ara hit SHnith slopi
clubhouse, with Carver gins iun 10y water Aie ga 10
me pJfs1iy. win be sOlh i lots cfas IL the
plan containing "uO ACRES o. chOs" farming lands O0I-
oh siis ~ tn" fafin
Middle Georgia the production Of cotton, Grain. and
grasses ana ~ well ~a1erd llehy oi hoDss Tor L'1OrcTs
stock barn, &c.
tweye mOLh lime, with interest at 10 per oeni per
nom cay OF sale Purchaser Ia ay i"r lapets .
above sol unitr decree az " superior 'onrt
COMFY, 90 March irii o' tbtt oi Tie
pro ey Office sal positive Any dtaired
information De ,b,ai Hed by addr'ssing
CIAS. A. DAVIS, Luceiver, Greensboro. Ga
March -, 1915.
AEsacsAXsg. "a Ti.Eas, Auciionecr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
Gin propcrln 60 Get.

! AGGE PABL0R FLOOR, BASEMENI' an M
SECOND ~ ri 20 FLOOR Lac Prl'@ec 10 -, 20
East 2otIi st. near jdaye.
MO. 427 West 13d-st.--To LET, 4 FLAT on
~ second noor ia new rownsone 'rohf WITH AL 'n"''h
GPLEXDlD lofts to RENT or LEASE or
- Lehman u9Sg i9 Ste feet 70 Gcs sr5ce IT,
nS"' Near III" JAMES rincE so eco HudsOns st
rA'O LIT. beautiful FLATS in Fast 79th-st.,
at reduced rate. Apply in tie "f'ce' S-O East '''"''
/ an ~ ~. o-d ' a so Wet ',-i' 2sd.
Open today, to- pm ----------
no LET-A SECOND FLOOR Of four rooms
fast e 55 Z It. r" Rent go
rV7O LET--Harlcm--A COTTAGE Of seven
Of l. IIoi A lI 81 Est i27.i or 8 rIa,t
,l,o LhT-The SECOND, THIRD, and
FoUErH fA999!"s Of sqil.ing 'oi Broadway Apply
,TIO LET-OFFlCE, No. / Park-Place, coFner
rroa lvay entrance eyao Ti,h 'id'"aAi sI0 ED f4
"a % uaeioicoi A. 70 priyai, family: an Improve
n,its possession immediate a FJsIIi 10 Aac"as-I ST.
Ts'O LET-Splcndid OFFICES at 245 Broad
way o2pos cy nan r.T': conycnoe9| well lighted
ana 'A''' '''''''' '"i''' oEANdE u DD COMPANY.
Two LET, thpt snug twelve hundred dollar
L brown stone DWELLING, 40 10 Eest 79ttsl., ier
500 D alrm Apqly t. i. c. kOIsAEl1 - West 3D.
ry,O ITT-TIandsomcly furnished or partly
4 furnshed story high sto1pl 1USE IN good oacI
ioerTb rooet some gcn.Inen WHO wi" remain ''s'r''
Apply n llG lat I'D 81 . -
TO LET-A spacious and well lighted store,
ond nnnr WI aaait,i for lu'uess Apply "J H. hnisr
80. 20 Lh'eisty-p.4'o
rsNO fFr-An eleCant EASEMENT, 20N5o,
Ia a nne binding facing city Hal PsTS the rooms wei
f. o e,1v "a nee ZEE SIS, S. h@py 10 n wycii6TF Co. q
rarhrOw.
Two LET Unfumishcd, possession at once,
TIC 1n ga rlbiy iDcaicc b. = ~ 81 hSi saH'' Az
acuts slto0 AMY TO O",'E', IZ3 0thaVe' OF o.
lruiAis,s
raoO LEASE-The ELEGANT OFFICES Nos. 100
and 1G2 Iroatwav, vacated by he UyeEa ne ms 40,
%b .,c 81 e Irs e1ra9a2y building also aNces Of ths
C;aruiln Ide z5l Broadway. is. 4. PAGE, 80 arNrO".
rJ1O LE'r-In The BIBLE HOU$E-STORE on
1s az s 9af @'9 i5 st2r1 qP e SOCIETY," 10 Bib
Ecusc
1 TnF 5s~ORY Prick BUILDING,
No o FrsnkIsrtst., second door from Chathamst
THE BUSINESS MANAGER OF TIE N. Y TRIBUNE.
TO LET
TWO OK THREE OFFICES,
N TIE RorUynE ~ Til [w YORK ,sEa LIFE IN.
corner Leonard 81. ami Ero1issy
exc. %. ouai., steam .is.Ator
Ami. 80 f- premises
14EEAST BROADWAY.-TOL ET--4-stOry
= 'DU M,n basement. with mirrors, e. ndeil.rs &C. 49,;
he fnI io7 tlshouse Inquire - next ""r i'"'
ON 40 goa tehthL
A1~ WEST A3D-ST.--TO LET-PAEL0R
~ rit0R art 3isg5fi ~. ucs furnished in a Re-"
t.,..1.;0ne rOItL Sc Location Good
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
Auetiou Sales of neaA estate.
Rial estate Go GFchauge.

A COUNTRY LAWYER can secure iafee
n LAW LIBRARY, 100 yoiuns Il aple I9r AZ o. &c, ~,
T-TCTA SOP for nice. near by hlly co. 2, -
worth about $500 Catalogue and books AZ III Di"'
Room IL. :,
EXCHANGE FOR THE NEXT TEN
"a. DAYs-rhe greatest bargatn eyer 23ef h most KIN
,rtr- sro on tic Haven Poi road; NM ny NJ, -,
frI voriricn under the direction Of Ne~boik trhen
house cannot De exccllcd. rlete YIN imlI"g,
class windows splendid large mirrors, crysiai ch'
largo erouuls choice fruits complete ouD', 1tr, -
f,r ocsuDancy Any make ie" llp,sui .pl
lars easv invited make olerH fh3ioSraph ant l %
tiruIar. AZ my office HENRY .. RIDER 20 ~ fllesI
ry1O EXCHANGE FOR FARM not over 40
mics from New York Cty, sautihl rec story brown
.us l. H. on on. . tnr leading avenues ~ Bfoo"JH
~ rutland = NHiIIcG, BeokmanHt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-04-23
Gin Ucal Cel,ie for Sale.

IT ~ - --------------
OOMBfNATION PERFECT COOKING
< IA - tat thc above. Iouou.caL DuIa
r'r Warrant ia HULL, - tl'.$ Co, Iliri ave- above
WertT tlmt.st, y. y
EOR SALE--On easy terms. the tlrrce-etoIy,
hghsoUl ticN HOUSE aud ioi, 2oA"s.O, 100 We.
.-l-,t. 4 ~
1fl occu,ie ~ owner who sis It b"c2 ~c going -
iWOpc
DEDCCED .PRICEo!!!-New complete list OF
IA HOUSES fVI SAL. ana 20 Lei, u'a.a g.! o. unfair
ni. I. Issued grass. lu4liohti ay. Il lI-, T..
or IS l.asi I7th'-.. '. ~. srt.N ENs-'N, f.
-s.pD-ST, lctvccn broadway and CE-1vc.-
sbsb .tGrv tiONn sioo, c.lluc; frs. extra TuU 81
ItDt 81. 4. ssDOU; stlisi Ilo.N 81 t-!t4
,nfrtnoc-...6,. ifo. Stone II -. al IIlu'cets.
~, coo J1HS ". STEVENS iIOaiWay AMI D!stsi.
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New- Isrsep Real Csiate for Sale.
Gnnnlrn Real Cslalc for Sale.

At CROTON, on tho Hudson Rver.-For
n SALE very desirable plot Of Ii acres Win d~ellisg
nGa.J o an Dnnianc Of aso aud small me
place Also Ilot Of 10 acres Sieh S au If rs
EDWARD CLARKE lribnuo Once
TOR SALr-FARM, with oyster beds and
L frdt Gardiner. Westover, Eastern Shore Nd
TOR sALE.-At Darien, near Stamford; a
near sog gS fHYl re s - SG &c az cs q n
adjoining. JAMES paiCt, 200 IIutson.si
FTOR SALE-A COUNTRY RESlDENCE,
FURNITURE al in hno ORDER beaniia' lc i',o g
fire Vows oy,r 80 acre. yi,h Tn, TS i}i sc A.
iraonable price sutab summer aud Winter re- idnc
ID. Il HIrCucOCk, - Broadway Room 81.
TOR SALEM the most fashionable g., AMI "a,
ton frlv b-aulifui PLAcI combining cry and connry IN
eLs $1,000 onG a s5es 90 sat the host critical
price, '" OVi "'' '''' 'JHMEs PRICE Hudson st.
EOR SAIL il WIS CHEo TER COUATI-.
good cplti, ~ Gn same arr IN ore lar
%oiGg an isi 'S@1eI r r. oil e dre inS 81
~ barn ana e. rage no s and rnty 81 The s't %n'
In good condition the above property - a. oat
rad ana and so tlcs aaatt r. ii laiio
S 9; '' Ell ' JH'aaF t From taame ~ Eq1'
COOP INVEST MENT.-5OO 900 acres of
" choice TEXAS LANDS f,r sATF, which Win he ffi-
5S rs. s N R ana i M ~ ac 61r selected
along lines ana Vcc lnrs oi rlross rn4 can be- PR.
c,u.rr u.ui be aI nj the Office N MOODY = MISC
.Iil.iu ~, erft
Austin. Texas.
MINERAL SPRINGS.-Thc Mineral springs,
i1 .,u f.r cc.tury as tuc INDIA" HL-AlIH"
tPRl.,s. are oNtIci itT tac.
rnS ap tgate. II The ig water Cap Ptuns'I wanna
10 s. auoA Chau. three lD-rs rom lht., p ln 'o"i
IA Ia Yn rounds D.erlju4 the Jersey Central ~
Leigh Nalas IA roaas
-Ont.1 oca1o iound FOR Inst az "a, ler ~"
~ specific Dyspors 2, Chronic arm a. ara bererl
40 soT Ip..ItJ p"bl. lheJ "'L'
r,-0Itel ~ 10y %. Is Over hIh ,' J'if 3h
betut ul country surrounds them, al eie'en talnr h'Hy
80 two great oitih 10 = estimate" - %,
$1,000 'stIs Lu.sf Sfi h-' I'
rU npau 81 make favorable arln taeHts with p"fteS
". - y d 81 Ho.o.s a.d Board ~ Nous ..
THO ru.rv So hJne0HYr lTuo' o ~ ht0e hn1frd f'rS
ana De SOFA al 900 one third cash rcsiue mas r.
a.. IA ~ yelIa CItAHLG5 B..JDH La oE-ey BoS4
lc,..n, Pom.
NEW -ROCHEILE.-FOr SALE, the 2-stOTy
- md basement GOTHIC fO1TNfE md -. 10. p 81
LAND be lToci wr't'ry Sde ~ laviS
ceHtr. ant al village, 10; 'M} am i-DI
ouNIN Iai ed, ard M perfect pa gas water furnace '
q. I 90.
$50 H. DWELLING HOUSE opposite On the corner OF
~. B1uci. avt~s occupied v" u. w i'iohl
viii 3TA BLIs aud - AZ Is OF LAND. Price, $. 'OD
lsch .AI.ri abuniImuy supplied with choice FiHt ana
H.ycrsrtcn Apply 0rl' ~
:. TX +. B.COWDREY g. wallat, N. Y.
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lnsiruction.
For Bow, aud Yong Msn-Country.
| BOARDING SCHOOL for ~ Boys.


A BOARDING SCHOOL for 10 Boys.
u O. W. STARR, Port chester, n. Y.
BOYS BOARnING-sC SCHOOL, SlIORF-
n LiDG MEDIA ASAD%Ml - % from ,I pin n3sy
o Tor Ltu eoys Tor whon." iae New YORK Gapuc
hemSHe provided not usually loapd ~ 90 So, re-
mtd any oy te quart rm or ~ wceNs ~ 'Ii i'o
s nus ST. i9yayd si T., ~, 1ys Inv S 81
VII ch'S e. SHORTLiDGE = prinrirI htVe bN al oY
% o@' T'F 6 ' 9par "a, q T pupils Who
auo sats I'd that nothing Is neglected wnch Stn lar
For c q hlld ug anl circalar atdrSs 8 C. SHORT
ii D,i5 ,iiarsard a 81. Media P'na.
BOARDING SCHOOL ut Wilton, Conn.,
- Homo comforts herltly location torms acd@ate Ad
dress AUGUSTUS WHlTLOC6.
pOYS' BOARDING SCHOOL, in a healthy
~ moaaai g oh at ~ & Mass 25 T Wv
PEW. DINEf. NJ n, Principal
DOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS, at Cannons
a. saiio" conn eIce'n 'aivaT.afys 3rSs I51Js,
NVavcr.,cll College e. Hui Riv. lust, at Clayer-
v acs, Y. PapJ> rec.lsei at aay tins Mon2o FiacA'
CHARLTER INSTITUTE, los West Fifty
oa; IA al A,aicu. Sci 'ndic scaoolsB Boarding. depart
neats Prospectus 10 be 1aL
ENGLISH and CLASSICAL BOARDING
~ SCHOOL strliorl COM, ~ Iisti,,k sF;DG
bsias Ian T. For CIRCULARS a ldrasH Fit3pfi''"N ''''
NICK, a. NJ, PnacpA ---.- .------------
IRVING INSTITUTE FOR BOYS, Tauytown,
4 OF session jan a. i0I 'iou'd" '''N
AEMA0NAc q ROW., Principals .-.,,.,..
MILITARY BOARDlNG SCHOOL, White
VE Plains y. y. Principal o. r. lbl'iS fh' d.
NIT PLEASANT INST~rE.-Pyiyate Classes
II. t.r b1ra Arpberi,Nass. El' $50 HCNash'AA'iTfn
DEIIIAM lNSTIIUTE.-Boardmg school Tor
address :. PELHAM r"nshkeels'' y. !,
DFFKqKUL(N. W MILITARY ACADEMY.
-Ses end complete Gs unasian, 500 per annunl sen"
Circular. - ------
VONKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE
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gneirnttlcu.
For Young Ladies City.

For Young Ladies' City
KINDERGARTEN, "A East 43d-st, near
IA Madsomave oldest and best kindergarten the
FrOsne occupations taagm thoroughly Training
and teachers Schools and families
with KindorgaTtncrs. Miss h. NJ. COE. Pm.
MARGARET j. MCDONALDs
AVA
DRAWING AND WATER COLORS
from Mature
TSs Broadway, Room
PARTICULAR ATTENTION. GIVEN TO PORTRAITS,
AzD DitA WINGS or ANIMALS, IN WATER COLORS
II SO Tor 20 essOrs hour each The studio.
Miscellaneous
A LFRED NJ. L0UTREL will give LESSONS
IA during VACATION. Address 4G Msiden lane. -
SPANISH Language.-PTof DE TORNOS will
continue giving prvsis lessons during NE eun,let Al
fss 9th -