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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1875-07-25

Fruit, Mt Pollock's, under Opera House.
When this cheated term" is over we'll
all be happy again.
Fresh cakes, every day, at Pollocks,
under Opera House.
Hix received all the premiums at the
last fair for the best pictures.
French confectionery, Mt Pollock's,
under Opera House.
Water-mclons arc plenty in market
now, and range from five to thirty cents
Ice cream, ut Pollock's, under Opera
House.
Best pictures in the State made at
llix's, chcnp, for the summer m onths.
Watcr-melons on the ice and off the
ice, at Mrs. Hoffman's, near PHOENIX Of
fee
Old type in any quantity, Mt from
twenty to thirty cents pound, for sale
Mt PHOENIX office.
There were IL deaths in Columbia for
the week ending the 24th-whites 7; CO.
lorcd 4.
A storm of thunder and lightning
cooled the atmosphere last night and
made everybody glnd.
Customers will find the bargain coun
tcrs at VIM. D. Love & Co. IS fully rcplen-
ishcd every day, next week. Goods still
lower.
Those in want of white goods, should
call early next week, Mt VIM. D. Love g.
Co.'S. They are closing out these goods
at sacrifice.
VIM. D. Love II Co. are selling their
boots and shoes less than any house in
the trade. A look through their stock
will convince any one.
The people," says the Herald Of
Heath, "nccd more sun" Then, let
them send here and get it. We have
great deal more just now thun VIC can
use comfortably.
We return our thanks to the commit
tee of tho Knights of Jericho, SAKE
Gotha Lodge, for IN invitation to n tenn
pernnce picnic, ut Lexington, on the
18th of August.
Gen. Wade Hampton has been invited
by the Washington Artillery, of Charles
ton, to deliver the oration before them on
the next 22d of February, and has &C.
copted the invitntio II.
Unsculed circulars for local delivery
are subject to postage of one cent each
circular, which must be prepaid. An
address may be written on O circular,
but any other writing thereon except the
mere correction of typographical error,
| will subject it to letter postage.
-.>e
RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-Day.
Rev, p. j. Shand, Rector; Rev. J. H.
Stringfellow, assistant; II A. ~ and G
p. NJ.
st. Pcter's-Rcv. Father Folchi; ist
mass, A. NJ. I'd, 104 A. NJ.
Washington Street-No service
D., 1Oa A. NJ.
Luthemn-Rev. 2. w. Delcnbaugh,
104 A. NJ.
Baptist-Rev. A. B. wordtin, Pastor
II a. NJ. and p. NJ.
Odd Fellows School Housc-Rcv. 4.
w. Walker, 5 p. NJ.
Presbyterian J. II. Bryson.
Pastor, 10A a. NJ. and S p NJ.
| Religious services, under the auspices
| OF the Young Mems Christian AssOcia-
ton. will lie held ut Good Templar's
Hall, on Main street, this afternoon, at
II o'clock.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-The Court
met at 10 o'clock, Judge r. B. Carpenter
presiding. Arguments were heard in the
following cases:
! Z. w. Wheeler as. Thco. NJ. Pollock.
Exceptions to report of referee. Dec;-
sion reserved.
Fnrnan, trustee, as. the Grccnvillc and
Columbia Rnilroad Company. Motion
to reopen order Of Judge Doozer, of
date August ., 1869, discontinuing case.
Order modified.
The Court adjourned ut l 2. NJ, to
meet again on next Wednesday morning
Mt 10 o'clock.
Hon. j. Is. Cam Obcll Of rho r,octop
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Nothing is moro lady-like than the use
of fine note paper and neat fashionable
envelope. So think the fortunate re-
ceivcrs of such billet-doux. The sweet
ness of n charming sentence is rendered
moro delicious, if conveyed on delicate
tinted sheet of Prizes Note Paper. 1t is
bad taste in gentlenrn writing to q
lady on inferior stationery. If you wish
to be posted on the latest novelties, the
fashion in these matters, enclose stamp
to Walker, Evans Il Cogswcll, for one Of
their little fashion books Gard Ell
quottc," or send IN order for recherche
lot of paper and envelopes of the latest
style. DO not forget nt tho same time to
order q monogram. J16t
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LIST OF NEW ApvERT1sRMENrs.-
e. Pollock Confectionery, &c.
A. Pope7Atlantic Coast Line.
Phoenix Hook and Ladder Company.
w. r. Cathcart-Stolen.
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order q monogram. J1Gt
The New York Commercial estimates
that "about $4,000" of the well-to-to
people of that city, "including, it may
be, largo number of alien foreigners
who have made their money here" have
gonc to Europe this season. 'For fifteen
weeks past they have been going by
thousands. The steamers plying be-
tween New York and European ports are
simply fcrry-boats.
In letter to n Louisiana gentleman,
Gov. Allen, of Ohio says: Your State
and the entire South must look to De-
mocratic triumph in 1876, MS the only
sure guarantee Of peace and civil liberty
We are making the preliminary fight in
this State against most powerful combi-
nations, but we will triumph in October
rs VIC will in the Presidential race of
next year.
Mr.. Il. S. Cavcnder, known Oil
Mathematics, in consequence OF his fami-
liarity with figures, has been presented
by Nessrs. $. W. Melton and j. H. Rion,
counsel for the State in the late coupon
case, with solid gold pen and pencil
words, "Old Mathematics" engraved
upon it.
HAIL STORM terrific hail storm Vi
sited several portions of Kcrshaw County
ON Monday night, destroying houses,
fences and growing crops. We learn
that the gin house on the plantation OF
Mr.. J. D. Hammond was blown down, as
was also the dwelling of Mr.. Shivcr.
Severe damage to the crops are reported
from several sections.
w. w. Peake, of Winnsborro, has
been appointed route agent on the Air
fcrred to the Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta.
The four girl babies Of Baltimore that
were born all ut once, or nearly So, last
February, are all dead, the last one hav-
ing gone off with the whooping- cough, n
few days ago.
Several prisoners escaped from Will
mlnGton. n. c., Jail, n few days ago; but
one of them, named James Crawford,
was overhnulcd and killed.
Capt. Torrent, n native of Charleston,
but for several years n resident Of Au-
gustn, died in that city on Thursday
last.
John Smith and Joseph Gibbs, the
colored men who murdered Mr.. james
Garety on Edisto Island, are to expiatc
their crime on the 3Oth instant.
1t is said That the fumes Of sugar snuffetl
up the nose will euro ordinary cases of
neuralgia. Put small quantity Of sugar
on hot shovel and try it.
A colored man named Allen Beach,
while building n bridge across Lynchs
Creek, was accidently drowned in that
creek on Friday last.
The law Office of Mr.. J. NJ. Hutson, OF
Barnwell, was destroyed by fire on the
21st Nearly all his papers lost.
Mrs. Mortimer Glover and Mr.. G. w.
Whitehead, of Orangeburg, died last
week.
Canned goods, at Pollock's, under
Opera House.
E5Ar. John j. Furlong, of Charleston,
died suddenly in that city, on the 23d.
Ladies' and gents dining saloon, at
Pollock's, under Opera House.
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Stick candies, at Pollook's, under Opera
House.
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SA"ASSAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
CASES. The Supreme Court, Judges
Moses and Wright being present, heard
the appeal of tho Comptroller General
from the decision of Judge Reed in the
Savannah and Charleston Railroad case.
The Comptroller-Generalw was represented
by Corbin &c Stone and 8. L. Hoge. j. B.
Campbell represented the receiver of the
railroad. Printed arguments were sub,
mitted. A motion was also made that thX
receiver and advisory board be attached
for contempt, in refusing to obey the
order of the Supreme Court, and also for
m order compelling said receiver and
advisory board to give immediate posses
sion of the Savannah and Charleston
Railroad to the Comptroller General.
The Court took the papers and reserved
it's decision.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-12
SALES AT AUCTION.

AucTIoSs s SALE o,su,x ,u.,h.UIoTIoN SALE
will positively sell AZ public auction
THIS DAY "Wednesday, May IL
commencing at iO1s O'Clock.
the entire, handsome aud exquisite
HOUSEHOLD FUKNiTURE,
made 10 order,
SLeinway A sons Pianoforte
nne OH Paintings
by eminent ARTISTS
imported Italian Statuary,
modern and antique French 8rOnzes
the entire contents of
Ave story brown mansion
NO. AZ WEST SlXrEEhTH STREET
between Fifth and Sixth avenues
over $50 lots, by catalogue
ali IN excellent condition
PARLORS CONTAIN
richly carved rosewood and walnut frame par'or Suits
tell Turkish Easy Chairs Spanish Lounges inlaid
query gilt Centre and Console Tables. Cabinets
French plate Mirrors lace Curtains, bronze Figures,
elegant imported French bronze Mante Sets Statuary
BsQue Figures, Musical Boxes Ornaments inlaid ia
ceres EncOignures Decker a Bros upright
Panoorte, Jardnieres, Ladys Writing Desk, Brussels
LIBRARY CONTAINS
Brussels Carpet ebony and gilt Seereaire Bookcases,
volumes choice Books Library Bookcase elegant Tnrk
ish suits seven pieces Library Tables, statuary,
Works of Art lace Curtains
Bedroom FURNITURE, CONSISTING
elaborate and plain Bedsteads Armoire Glaze, Dress
ing Cases, Bureaus Wristbands, marble TOP Tables,
Chars Rockers 80 fine hair and spring Mattresses also
single and double Bedsteads, feather Pillows Bolsters
French aud gilt Centre Tables dining Furniture,
inlad French end g SldebOard TWO Extension Tables
Chairs IN leather nne Silyerware Dnner ana Tea sets
Cutlery, &C 81 BRUSSELS AMI ingram Carpets, Hall
stand Chairs, kitchen Furniture and assortment OF
N B~sale positive. Parties about purchasing win
Take 9th University place cars, or 9th ave-
nue. stage TO 10th ROBERf q. CAsHIN, Aucuoneer.
country. Goods must positively be removed Two days
after sale.
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A UcTIoN NOTICE.
"A HENRY ZINN, Auctoneer
Magnificent Household Furniture,
rose wood PianofOrte Drawing Room Suits
Paintings Bronzes and many Works OF Art

Paintings, Bronzes and many Works OF Art
Over 800 lots at public auction
o THIS DAY "Wednesday, May II, at l0B O'Clock
Al the elegant private residence u East Tween ueth
street. between Broadway and Fourth avenue.
Drawing Rooms-Superb suits covered in silk brocade
Grand Duchess style; rosewood Panoorte. ktageres
Carpets Secretaire Bookcase Mirrors, Paintings
Bronzes Clocks Vases Curtains SOLID walnut and inlad
Bedeads dressing Cases, Bureaus Wristbands spring
and hair Mattresses Bedding, Wardrobes Buffet Exten
Table, silver, glass china and plated Ware also
basement and kitenen Ware.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BARcLAY-RoBIss0N.- Tuesday, May II, 1875
by the Rev. Father EDWARDS WILLIAM II. BAR
CLAY 10 ANNIE ROBINSON, both or this city.
BRUcE-HoGEBooM.-On TUESDAY, May II, 1875,
JULIET HoGEBoon, ali or this city No cards.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
49,
ART SALE.
THURSDAY AND gEIDAY EVENINGS,
soMERvILLE ART GALLERY,
M soMRRvILLE takes pleasure in calling attention
70 the very important collection Of Paintings now ex
D-s" : kaiisTs REPREsENTED
J gominez. Z Johnson,
D. n Kensstt D saunier
Agrassot y polph.
l. r. MIgnot W l. sonntag.
Boddngtoh, p Dairy,
william Hart, James q Thorn,
u. Won Letter, \. Diaz-
9. stsnheid, J. u De Haas.
j K koek.Koek, !. Rsbot
De la Hoese, y O. Brown
: : D'Hd' soNERvILE S1s 1aotioneer.
A UCTION NoTTCE--BY LUKE FrTz5EEALD.
u Eleg M househoiq q F 4 lty
tPa6,.so ~ a ,a,t On I tbs DAY.
Tiiis Wednesday, MoRSiS6. COMMENCING
residence ~ % 4 wsst I: i: er neaT 9Th ~
French plate rosewood Elagere.
Masniaeeni wood ~ octave Pianofortes, CHECKER.
Cir con Console fable III" "-'a
SSatn oroestsl ParIor suits
Windows, real lace Curtains
Valuable "a Paintings
in wood ana inIad black walnut; Redstead. Dress
Ing Cases Bureaus WarGrObes ~ curled hair and spring
MATTRESSES Pillows. Bolsers &C. Dining Room-Inam
French Walnut Buffet Extension Table % match dining
room ohArs solid silver and plated Ware China Din
IN reps turkish Chairs Bookcase Library fable Ladys
~ q 9G aso n ny aad ser
sale q HOUSEHOLDS furniture mis- season ,.,.
NoTICE-Goods packed and shipped BY responsible
men At sale.
--JERs JOHNSON JR AUcTIoSEER
81 Nassau and s. Liberty street
Real h'aj On rhs 5SE s'~ York
- at 81 Nassau street
HOUSEHOLD AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
=. ru,,p P Gar S q, ~ 53 time Ieco, 49,,
AT 81 s6GfH STREET,
corner Gouverneur slip,
s aiiis1 chis snli E sGHs sfoR Ii
Paints, oils, Canvas hemp and Manila Ropes HARD.
Boat Tar k0sn. Groceries, and everything AppeT
taInlns . an extensive mp ehandiery
prc v.osBSy oIfs sK 4 'es yrRvr
IOkE, ~.
1T ExHTBIIIoS And SALE
EXCLUSIVELY AMERICAN
PRIVATE COLLECTION OF PINE PAINTINGS.
CHOICE EXAMPLES BY THE BEST
AMERICAN ARTISTS FINE DISPLAY
on HOME WORK NOW on EXHIBITION
FREE, DAY AND EVENING. At The LEAvITr
Art ROOMS. a7 BROADWAY. TO BIZ SOLD BY
AUCTION MONDAY EVENING. MAY u.
The MEssRs. LEAvITT, AUcTIoNEERs.
A COTTON NOTICE
Having retired rom ne furniturc business have IN
structsd Messrs r. 3. HeTts a close my en-.
balance ~ stock Of rich Cabinet Furniture without
reserve The sAle will take place AZ their salesrooma
No PARK place and 10 "A Murray street this day aud
to-mOuow, May " and 49, CONRAD BOILER.
\ A uCrfOS SALE. AUCTION SALE.
- This "Wednesday Morning, May II at 10H O'Clock,
AZ we reSds nee ~ hast Thirteenth street. near Fourth
/ avenue y khAEMEt Auc uouser magnificent House.
mold Furniture brilliant rosewood PiAnOforts
Drhna DucheAs Ma Antonere style Parlor suits, In
sann bf2cade and reps: Curtains. Mirrors Bronlcs.
1tockgt carpets, Chamber Sults Bed
Eeads Bureaus Mattresses Tables, Etaxeres reps and
nalrcloth hulh library, Dntng Furniture, &C. ~ " -
Gcoas Dackea aud delivered Tor PURCHASERS civ or
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HEALTH DEPARTMENT.

the Board OF Health neld It's regular weekly
meeting a. Two =. M. yesterday, tansacting ordi-
nary routine business.
Toe following is The report OF the Registrar OF
Vital Statistics
There 57s deaths reported this city during the
week ending May against So reported IN the pre-
week. The increase in deaths reported con
sisted chiefly Of In the public Institutions their
showing l0l, against 90 While the Wnote IN
crease A. y In the yeek consisted Of deaths from
pneumonia, phthsis. smallpox and from violence me
death for the last week In April eluAi 20 h3o
me lOU0 living and last week Il rose 70 r. ~ per iV
The following il a comparative statement Of cases
OF contagious diseases reported Tor the Two weeks
ending Nav 4 lR75.-
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Il LEADING EVENING NEWSPAPER
OF NEW YORK
THE EVENING TELEGRAM.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION WITHOUT
w limit reserve). Tuesday, the 18th day May,
o'clock r NJ OF the best equipped Distleres in
the United States capacity comprising Buildings
Machinery. copper Worm ana STILL &c. this distlery is
capable OF producing 100 barrels spirits every twenty
four hours the building Is built of brick three stories
high 100x30 feet; expense spared 10 this
the best diseries In the country parties dear
featuring business would do well TO attend this sale
terms viii be liberal haf cash balance
and two years Parties desiring detailed statement
address us and any question will promptly
l. POWERS r SON,
$40 Main street,
Richmond. Va
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GHERIFF's SALE OF HORSES. COACHES, HAIR
- mesa &C.
s. HERMAN, Sheridis AuctioDeer, sells Friday, MAY
a. at lO O'Clock, at No Is BoweTy by virtue OF an At
t4chment and by order OF Hon David McAdam, one OF
the Justices OF the Marine Court two Coaches three
Horses. two sets Harness Blankets Ao. sale positive
WILLIAM u CONNER Sheriff.
WILLIAM IT, BURNS Deputy
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SALES AT ACCTIUN.

CuERIFFrs SALE or STOCK AND FIXTURES or
- first class Grocery stock, on Thursday, May 5-lO
O'clock A NJ, lao Hamilton avenue, Brooklyn Teas,
Cofiees Spices Canned fruits imported goods Scales,
Ice Box fixtures also large lot or imported Ales j.
r. Bissel Auconeer A. O. WILLIAMS sheriff
ALRkRr DOGGKTT Under Eherin
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CHERIFF,s SALE or MACHINERY, IRON STEEL
- once Furniture Ac.-3. HERMAN. sbeTin's AUG.
noneer cells this day "wednesday May " a. 10 O'Clock
East Twenty third large lot OF MACHINERY.
consisting Of Winder Machines. Passing Mac ine one
Tester Wool Packing Machines Lathes. BRICK FORCES
Caldrons lot Of Leather berng, Blacksmith Tools lot
OF Castings PuleyA &c; also scales, lot ~ Tubing,
safes, Desks, Chairs aso large lot 81 Iron steel,
WILLIAM &. CONNER shcriM
REEus DopGE. Deputy
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NGrM Writer'S, AUCTIoNEER-wILL SELL THIS
w day at O'Clock, at 44 Canal street BY virtue Of
chattel mortgage, large quantity OF Household FuIni
every description hne Brussels and ingram Car
pets French plate pier, mantle and common Mirrors;
curled hair, husk and excelsior Mattresses, Feather
Beds Pillows and Bedding also Desk Counters Tables
Retrigerators show cases, safes. Presses Crockery,
Glass and Kchenware Clocks, Vases stoves &C. also
a lot OF furniture 10 pay expenses and storage
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ADJUSTMENTS.
o---~~ -
Y EILSON'S FAREWELL TO AMERICA-BoOTH'S
HEATRE-TH URsDAY'S EXTRA MATINEE

HARRIGAN AND HAkT AT BOOTHS NEXT
Thursdays Matinee Choice seats At Tyson'S. t4ita
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
Citn Real Gslatc for Sale.

At BARGAINS.-FOR SALE-Three- story
N brown stone DWELLINGS, in choice 2sn9ns oRe'
Isl "a sTe corner HsIleH s.y1s. Bank Building
DARG AIN.-Four fve-stOry brick TENE-
ID MINT HOUSES well rented for SALb cheap Tor Asn
,hen exchange for oHline o's LEAlCHAfI J. o9o 9o
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ESTATE
II The surviving Of z HOLBROOh deceased ole a.
PRIvATB SALB The following usneG@6eed P % eI I
he ,state-l l2U Naasa0 II WlluamsL' OS faitonSh II
E.tcD extending through including % Ann ~ AnIs
together forming an Oi LAnl
northeaeTy corner Of ESeenls De-
ips 81 in front 200 feet doep Oh bbteenIs ana
runpng ruug together 0U eet 70 "h
sogrtbes The stmeVL one oetAehea
aoah os and House 90 NneeeDth
N - feet front The % ts vaabe Property sill be osDoe
sf the buildings good rep a0 arr
resbs Information may be %3 aned b Psf
application 10 Wh'nef q bes ~
NAs0-.t C. WHY'S Btts ESQ., for the estate
FaEP E6ItT. E1ecutOr,-
New York Jan Z 1878.
TOR SALE-0nly one of the four-Story
brovn..one houses 621 ia fee; of BroadSay
Cor sl9 600 wu. BEDBLL owner sos Wet ISih-s.
TNDESTRUCTlBLE PATENT PLASTER
ING Ceilings walls up 0ne6hh the nme OF ordinary
SsOgt fall P G HUBERT 81 ADeriy-st
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
Auetion Sales OF Real gstate.

I ENOX GLASS COMPANY.-By virtue Of a
H Decd Trust eleO,e BY the LeHoT 'ss Onpsnv and
Pubse
LDO1. Berkshire Comfy Mass tn RS
Vi q
we'll valuable OF Gsd
aatei Len6 Lee and Washington sad Coonv
occupied them for manufacture o. Glass which
a8d by u ad Deed u iru.i Wbeh bears date June
1872 sbd eossde The Regs Of Deeis Psed IN Beok Nc
30 canng Of sbOui S6 0f sud situated
Pel; Les and pAy LsnoE which are tased Pae House
so mEeh8e barn and ab"a 20 dwelling and
with all the privileges and appuI
tcheno- thee0
ssd dee L" sbnus htreTea acres Of
land oenG The the procufest
ana wherever gsied However the
Af je described Abo place all the tools
saSrJ npmH tp ac.s uens fIures patents, plent ftt
ns heehs- snd deed TeutV
- sht q be purcsf -qlei e tine o sale for-
We p10ns Of sse and pcar Of tie properly
e-~e seo~s a. the uEs place Of sale
GEO. }. TUCKER
HENRY ~ TAFT 'TuSteeA
Ll.. JOSEPH TGCEEs
3fll4se, tsnEar 0. l67a
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
Goal, sc.

V DuI, ~ l.
OrUcE DELAWARE HUDsoS CANAL Co, !
II BKoADvAT. SewiOrE. }
WE beg TO inform the regular customers OF
w this CompAuT public generally that have dsaeo 70
discontinue the sale retail yards, namely
At ths Of TwentT-fourih-st-, North River
AZ foot Of Thrdst., East River.
At the foot Of Bsae-st. Brootlrn
Tn. buunes, hereafter conducted By hessrs WARD tai
BOT OLYPHANT recommend them customers With
the that they served vel as they
have previously bseE By this Company.
L. MOCLrON.
General Sales Agent.
Delaware sn1 Hudson Canal Co
OYyrcs op WARD, TALBOT & OLYPHASr
lI5 BROADWAY, New \ DIX, Jan Is, loTo.
HAVING entered into possession OF the
IL COsLYards lately occupied BY tlr
DELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL COMPANY,
We ar prepared to deliver
IACKAWANNA COAL
In ssy quantities a, following prices, on yard:
CRATE. SO.
EGG, SO.
STOVE, S6 90.
CHESTNUT. $5 40.
Carriage extra according distance Steamer groeer' ana mi
heturers literally dealt with.
Orders principal Oce above 30 Au'nest p'oo
lyp. Of the yArds WARD TALBOT ObirnA-
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
New-JerseD Real estate for SALE.

Nem-JerseD KfaI Estate Tor 5aIe.
ORANGE, N Threat variety property for
" sale ana o Once bourB IRON l to D.
l. II. GBRRl. 80 Nassau. cor LiberV-st
IE+ACRE FARM at Hawthorne Park. IL
4O miles from HswYorE BY Midland Railroad;
tons good oBtbudng eonmlsoa S61 -
price 81 5000 s. 600 Apply J.
". EDWARDS. owner. - Piue-sl, NJ stairs
CD 500 IN, TWO YEARS, or 500 per
- ~,OOO month per on deferred payments Per
With 10 ordinary
Of eomnotOus SUB
URBAN VILLA RESIDENCES with snpe grounds
yeuenoes With the robust sod wholesome Influences Of oUO living
locality improving Eel drained healthy paved
lighted churches 20
uuYsle accommodations Of he Cen
and cold
A-ster BATH garden flowers,
aSd fruit berr-s &c
Oas with Of ble, chickens, carpets
desred SOQps month For fufthe
iAoite the OWNER Up. o. Box lS4 Ei1abeih y. j.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Friday. Jan "a 1875.
At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day James IS
NJ Miller sold SIX lots on tue n0''u-"o''
x,ghtb.aye- TO s. J. Bach for s25SSo.
II Bleeoker, Son & White sold 'nreeetory nsn-
80 hr,cE house and lot south side rwentyiourh,;s1t
s,s ,et east OF Fourth-ve, lot lS6x9S9 10 r. L. W"
oarhill for S65.5.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23
0hanres TOR Business Men

Ghanres tor Business Hltn
TOR SALE or LEASE-The OLD DOMlN-
ION SOAP and CANDLE wORK5 the largest and most I'M
pe establishment south Of BilhnOre To Pie:
profitable
ton being smaller iAcIores zoe
oitT For particulars CHARLES L. BRUCE, Richmond Va
IC Anl WILL BUY the best lOcatl and
I'D sp.NOt haBdsomess SfORk Counts. n. J.. a
well sited been occupied
eve dry and done the largest
n county mOHeT would el pToeV s
worth 5000 Snehah remain bsanee In paTrnenis %
Oher address EDWARD DAI, Shoe Dealer Iaas
River. \. J.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-23

Gitp properrn 10 Let.
FLOORS TO LET-NO. 42O Fourth ave- near
Tweurntbst; improvements rooms Call and 'oe the
and premises iron II 70 O'Clock:
NAIDEN-LANE, 47-Office room or more
reasonable W. GREENE Down Town Retail Patent Medicine and
Perumery Depot
NEW STORES in Reade-st., to LET-The
sd and ready for ocupsncI butter and cheese
commission produce StOres Apply 70 L. a SAOAh4 4''
CbSmberssi-
AFFTCE TO RENT, which has been occu-
" MED by phrseAr number Of yar large and newJ u
pished. l29 BsSt 29th-si. corner LeIineton-ave.
nFFICES TO LET.-Some very desirable, on
% s5 Ia % sS s@ 5 Ss,.aa s1S 5s h'' RULASD @aTSG Beck
CTEAM POWER to LET, rooms 5Ox1OO feet
- and %a T FoSn 1T 'say T pSse D .S ss sta
NTEAM POWER TO LET. - Well-hghted
- lofts or rooms heated elevator ke rent low
posseson nnsdiAtsv gOHS J. G0RAAN 4lS and 42O W's
27hst
ITO LETL47O West 22d-st.; immediate pos
''''"' ''''' 80 West 29d-st
TO LET-Newly and handsomely-turnIishted
a house bslOn 42ie,st ~ ss1ssna' i 70 Hr0aa"Ay
TWENTY most desirable private RESI-
DBYCBs beOnsiuE the Nor.A Am Life las Co. rent per
from $500 TO $4,000 10 LEASE tqt sB N Of yeaS
X = PAGE, 50 FarEros Aso1gei
ITO LEASE-The elegant Offices Nos. 100 and
O2 Broadwar By the Universal Life ns Co IN sount
o. their rem " II and 10 Wnrens; ores Of The lne
pendent No Park place also Offices toe North America Lie lN
Company Building; Offices Of the GuaI1.6 Life 21l BoadTAy
K. p PAGE SO PaIt.tow
DOL SIXTH-AVE.-FOr RENT, on reasona-
suitable for business Amply on the premises.
O. A WEEK for q FLOOR, furnished COM
- pee for BOOKKEEPING bedroom small eTen'
sion small family ysrok-st Reference required