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New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
EXEMPTION OF SCHOOL PROPERTY FROM TAXA
TION.

The Female Academy of the Sa cred Heart,
which owns about 80 OF land near Boominsdale,
brought sui for the exemption Of the whole 80 acres
from past taxation. Tie have exempted about
Ave acres, which the buildings OF the school stu
ac hut insist that the other As acres not within the
meaning Of the statute exempting property held foi
elucato nal and re ious Objects necessary to Their pr
pose and are therefore taxable The Sisters controlling
this property yesterday obtained wit of ceItioraIi
against the Board of Assessors end the Tax Commis
soners to then show why tho whole property
should declared free from taxation The point is
of more inheritance the property IL in the line Of
stree; and IL has been held 'niy that
where the books show taxable value Of prop
erty II cannD he assessed for snch improvements. The
writ able the next General Term Of the Su
pIeule Court.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, CITY HALL. !

sig: At me, ting of the Board Of Estimate and Ap-
pDeand to mafy yon to your estimates for the
year 1876 and o i,i'nsih tHs sae IN a'v ne 10 ,t n, a.
sertemher NEXT in compliance with the provisions of
Section Chapter 335 Laws Of 1873, as amended by
Section 20 Chapter 757, of that year:
think proper remind yOu, IN this connection, taI
tn burden of taxation has now become so heavy as to
make IT.. even more than ever before inilnoct upon us
to conduct the government with the sIrlctst economy
While there should he no ilibera'ity in the amount or
Uullitv of the supplies ana materials furnished to fhe
several Departments it NAV be- rn tcabe to ccct a"e
REDUCTIONS as TO them And l. snoald b., be oIred I
during the year S75 amounted 20 S9.J6i93l Or that
sum- salaries for S,17l,Si5 We're fixed ny aciS OF the
LcgslI Ure aad ase beyond The control OF the cy al-
th0riti,s But the balance OF Si3l50S6 ape lrs to be
IN excess Of what should he allowed next or sal ries
which c,n be rc.1,iuted hy the lcca authorities:
Durng the late session OF tAe Legislature il was at
Same of those efforts the legislature were success u-
notably cutting down salaries in the o'cs
a, 1 ~ W 1v ti,drj hin did not nass which
provided for ridlg ~ tie courts oi unnecessary
cant adm, .t,tions Of the ast few years Tnr sl,ies
ali the officers lust referred Ia w next year te a
least 20 per cent les than they bave heretofore bcn
and tEe percentage Uf reduction of of item Is
much iorrrr More would Lave Lccn accom- iishcl
in the LIST Legslatme In that direction put va"e dcr
able t. give effect to "A determination TO prevent
legislation in amendment o. the pr sent contvei CITY
Cnar,cr IL is 10 be hoped ma the next ISiS,tIg Hi M
gTiu further relief. In several departments oI me
local government there have been large rcd'tions n me
amount, p.id heretofore clerks ana Otiis; anh hl
the rest are expected 10 follow the example II d">ni
shape the tucst
exrctrd to follow Inc example. II is desired 20 shape
the hud-c for next ycai In these espeoS as 10 cut down
tao tax levy the lowest ignres winch may seem 10
promise an efficient govelu mt. And IN lrelEl ig your
estimates you will greatly assist tie Board ~ fStnia
and appnrti1manG hy ciTrfid specification IN dettl "I
tic precise Object OF of yOur mated cXci tnres,
an by such a statement OF tAc salaries dnl functions ="
tie several officers clerks, and employees 10 he mention
upu y0nr list will enable the several members To vote
inioi-,cutiy Upon each ten
There should be 40 snpcrlumeIafles- unnecessary
ofcers CLERKS. other employees payable from tie 'iiy
1rcasy-snd no eXOrbint salaries should nc allowed ~
anybody. Very respectfully, - - , ,,
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
EHvRRs
r. ~ ~ scar Di,h. Small. Men.
,,,c nnc a." 5a 3 e 3 iSS55 iiis 3

Imle 2j-... 20 70 % 10
There il Il marked decrease in the number OF cases OF
dhthea there being 40 less han IN the week previons
small pox fell OF IL TIe number of cases thus far
reported Monday and yesterday has been much
smaller than for the same days several weeks previous
The following were appointed additional members OF 'ne
yaccin ,tnc corps at salary Of $l25 month: Ds. f.
Heucl r. G. Jancway, j. H. VI -alcy Il. L. Williams A.
story, T. A. HIxw II, j. L. Perry, W. L. Ackei1nan A.
t. Daymple, j. l.. Adams n. G.. McNaseIs, j. G. Con-
oylr J b. Read. T.. 4. StensOn. J. W. Rohr, j. L. Nc
Lordcy Charles Liigt, H. Dcssaux, and Frank Bos
worth The nu,nber ut cases have been erou ed
IL the Ten Ward. Tic vaccinlins corps are Il. work
in and around IA Infected district Irrriing the house
tt-houso ~ stem and VacciLttIns every body.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
BOARD OF CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.

DECREhSN n sMAIIrPDA MD DiPIIIIEHIA'
Sanitary Superintendent Day reported at the
meeting Of the Board of Health yesterday that 23 in
sections made in the past week by members OF the
Sanitary bureau The Dls.nlecling Corps visited ll2
places where contagious diseases were found and lo7
houses and their surround disnfccted and umi
gated The Ambulance orps removed 6s cases OF small
pox TO the hospital and three dead bodies 10 the MoSue
Tire following is comparative statement oi the cases o
contagious Diseases reported Tor the past t"Oweeks:
CerehrO
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

Aipong tn 40 found unsafe bnt reported ave
the pots furnaces and boilers at NOS 20 and III Cn
st, stove and sIaeke-i,e No. 40 GerIa,dst, cook-
inrange al Ma IlsIy-s regis err 10. air, aud smoke
pIpts at No. fo3 West Twenty two snoke-fes
AZ No. s1S Broadway, sHOse-hue II oven at No. 4so
Thlrdayc, ampko ne Of boiler at No. 81 Fcrry-st the
furnace at No 10 West Eirth St. and the ltrfs bif~
n.ne at No. 5I3 81 ytlr.lye
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
MIrNICIPAI ECONOMY.

CIRCULAR FROM TIE MAYOR TO HEADS OF DfPART-
M1NTs RECOMMENDING DUCED EXPENDITURE
--sUPERNUM .EART 4 SHOULD BE CIT OFF.
The Mayor for some time has been convinced
that "a considerable reduction might be made in the eS
pnditures of the City Government In some of tie de-
parments 1t is stated that the clerical force IL greater
than there any need for considering the amount OF
DONE The attendants OF the courts IL Is suggested
can very ateriay reduced in number and in other
wavs the large expenditures Of the city he curtacd
The Mayor YESTERDAY sent copy of the following ciTc
heads of departments the boards ~ the
City Government. and the judsce and clerks of all the
courts:
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

girls in soae IT The retail Establishments In this city
subject In bong compelled To upon thelr feet all
tse day behind counters. John ID. Wagh, Prs,sdcnt Of
the society, has called upon the mere ants in whose
storcs ,his system nosI extensively practiVed and
finds most OF them ready to entertain any reasonabe
Suggestions for remcdying the evil
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
CALENDARS-THrs DAT.
suPrEaE commemorative.


4G Dodge z. County vi ZIG. -ioagand agt Nyse II
Pi1tt, Miss. 22J. salmon, eX r., &c, aet.
70. Dudley agt shear Leonard
81 Fisher ait. Wessa &C. 229. Schwartz act. Iyers.
agt. Searle. 2iZ.. Matter Of Tweed.
Tiulay I'D. shear &c. 2i3. .Franke agt. SchedcL
"a (;ooiTilge Lane, pa. Marshall agt. Many
2JO. Wool agi. Earle, 40.
100 Mary &c agt Lane, 2Jf Coop AIT NJ G. OIlflicl
.vc .5J. Alden agt. KObOe.
1913 DrGraaf &C ,agt Burns 256. Valentine as HeDnes
impd. - sy.
III Mait'r0 Brennan, ,slr. 2G0. wilkinson &C. agt
1 g. I,urUnil ait Noornis, Itawley, &C.
POI. Eagle s0n agt. llufnaele
lGs Boyd &c, agt. Pekln 2G5. Harry aet. Lienthai
4. Mig Co. .GI. Carr agi. GIBBS dc.
III. .Marsehultz agt. Dckn- 90o hummer asI knS
SPECIAL -wEsTBRooK, J.
Iss,,eso Of Law and Fact.
2G4 Cray agt Gre ct al 1873 Crow et al agt Carpen
5.2 The People, &c, AIT. ttret a.
y. Y and stat Island 53S. ilo s-y.t et al agt
Ferry Co Roosevelt II al.
53G Levy eJ al agt. Merrill
SUPERIOR CoURr-sIEoIAL TEsa-srEIa. J.
Demurrer. so ~Cegg agt Hame ct al
2~pa,idson apt Butlcr. 81. .ofinerr ct al agt De
Trlg ana rccf. Wolf
ol Crosby aSt. Waits 30 Morgan agt davenport
20 W,s'en II al agt. Ket- Railway Con. C0.
cnam "a al 46.. .Pursell ait ~ Y. Life
AZ. 2..Elsrrson at Wander ~ ihs. ana . 'o' oeA-
ao poIl"ck o, al AIT smith 2f Falk al Klein.
40. smith agt. Saner ct al. 40 Isosseau agt Isaac
g.. ..Parht tr agt Harrison.
COMMON PLEAs-rRlAL TERM-PART III. T. DAILY
2l7e Cohen agt Barrias l447. Fudecker agt. Under
administrator. hin
22l4. PACE agt stevens.
GENERAL SEssIoys-HACEErT. kecorder-Dauiel Troy bur
gary John Hughes burglary John Nelson felonlous assault
and battery Edward DGnnc, burglary James Dooley
felonjors battery; Thomas T. Muiln grand lar
ceny Joseph James sorne grand larceny Charles
Hafrngon grand larceny Thomas Burns, petit Larceny
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
MINIATURE ALMANAC,

Sun rises. 4:3l sun sets. 100 foon risos'.. itS
II wAlER THIS DAY-A, " -.
Sandy Hook. 43s GOys isanl 3:la1 Hell g. ferry 1W
III n THis Day. NJ
Sandy Book 5lI IsaGd. $40 Hell g. Ferry. 15S
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30
CATTLE MARK ETS.

BUFFALO June Receipts today ~ nfan max AZ
ing simply the week thus lar b1fo near M SD
ears OH GERS rough c0nsgnments) against f4s cas M
the same week. and ga cars Tor e9rfespoLaIp9
werk Of last quality OF onefnss snsoo
better tan Good cattle OF all grades Al *Doas -
week urices. Common 10 of aud not Hailtei
all OF bnyeIs good; 200 head dose u slsS
head ilno steer averaging 3750 ~ ~ IVA fogs1 ~
head do averaging Joo 22 IT, az 70 sgs o. 100 40 nsa faa
Texans averaging s92dl ,OI6 N, at - 30a-t 81 A..
SHEEP ASD Receipts to-day l>tD heal mans .no
supply for the week thus far $500 hsa aea,ns ~ % ~
head time last week, and h4oy neal nh VA
ek li year Market dull and ~ isoG ono epsa ~
sheep disposed yesterday for he rlgion buicher
averen II and 5 d. at s. 2 rs tosys sales 20 81 ncsS
Canada lambs ayeraeing 90 ~ at ~ i and sine snDss
81 10, at ~ tOr Eastern oj ii CATS r q"AS
clipped sheep unsOld. 49,, Ar, 49,, -.
py for the wesk ts 5000 head agal 1900 head iSr
III same time last week. aud $500 d for tue sane wTk
year; market for the week dragging; o1enhss
poor auav demand light. Workers, common p Deot s'S
81 30 heavy hogs, 81 100 81 25 4 ears unsod.
" ,rFerovry Nasa lime 29-BERs CArrIR-Isecepts, 5h
heal demand not equal OF ast week, there Wm3
more on the part Pro do not exssea
tho report sales of che ca at 40 I9at ~.
ira 3. l2as0 sos first quality ~ 0pdtio 2oi seooas
quality ~ 0S9 a5; third quality - RSI 10 -u.-
SuEEP tecepts, z l4J mead prices IN roa"s2
were HIGHER than last week. although Few ssecto
at nearly &c. advance The nherense
WIS made up cr superior quality ~ compared ~l,n S
offerings al The last market sales o. sheep III ~
s. 2j e,eh extra S3 5ods8 Spring lambs, 0as'sc Ves
Veal calves. 70 JOHSlO.
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

ST. L0U1s June 29,--Fi0m dun and unchsngcsn tc@.
ward; No Red Wipis 50 BID ssss ssles :, q
prtce Choice soi Spring by sample 9Sc Corn better sS
Ss,ae CASH s5sa6 xc July este Ang9s % nsf' wh.sy nne
higher Ms.'s ss0 9S s,s: s,4A CD css 4aslSs S
sidss az ST, Joseph 1iiac. buyer Grst hall s..
July Bacon strong shosaer ssssca cas samms, ,aS is
Live TIcss r@ lower grades adysasea shiEP,sgc sc y IS IS
Cattle Grmer ocd Prime Native steer ~ z9 "a Jg ~
Far IS 50a0 Choice Texas stesrs sS % b1sS Ss so Re-
sss Flour 1000 s5ls WHEAT 2osSo 200 ScsS Sos' o''
TorEDo Jnne 2e-flcur dun and nominal wnoa Na ws,s
Me,@an held at s 2eia Amber Michigan. cash and Ja,y
81 %; August, si 27j No Red 81 2ssst Z45 S"y.
Ieh Mixed cash and July. 72c August 74ho sspts"&soS &
55 sc, Tow Mixed, @ al and July, 702 Danays 0vs'
oatsNo quiet at 39i2c, August White, S9c hSnsan
81 d65c Freights dGll and unchanged s;
~ oOO hush Com 81 bush. OATS 1000 bush. smR
ments-Wheat 1000 bush; Corn, 400 bush; os's Z''Vv
New-York tribune., 1875-06-30

Demurrer.
O.. Davidson agt. Bntler.
Lfg dHd rccf.
21. Crosby agt. Waits.
80. .Wos'en et al. agt. ket-
cham Il nj.
42..Elgrr'Dn at. Wander
DOci.
80. Pollock etal. AIT. smith.
40. Smith agt. Saner cf al.
g. Parker agt. Harrison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

(NITY AND BROOKLYN DWELLINGS TO EXCHANGE
" for Farms and Country seats; country Property Tor
city. RUFUS X. McHAkG ls5 Broadway, Notary aud
Commissioner for every state
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

ExCHANGE-FINE PROPERTY AT YoNKERs, FOR
~ Farm: also tor small steamboat Address box OLA
YonkarH II. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

GRAND CIRCLE HOTEL FRONTING CENTRAL
" Park. broadway, Eighth avenue FifLy.eisnt "a
street. best location in America; magnificent yicws 70
lease favorable terms Apply to owner, Mr. ocoNHoK,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

r1o LEr-A FINE LIGHT OFFICE IN CoRTLANDT
i street, between Broadway ana Church street; also
one Of double offices Broadway, very nlcaly iur-
nished Will let with without furniture, &C ront
flee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

A THREE STORY BROWN STONE IN NEW YORK
n exchange furnished unfinished, Tor II ouse
Lots Brooklyn Address Aston. box l6J Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

MO. 3lsBRoADWAY, CORNER OF PEARL STREET.
IN 10 let Offices together separately, win neal,
gas and water Apply 10 & b. AUTCHINGs, NO. 81
John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13
FURNISHED ROOMS AVID APARTMENTA
TO LET.

A PHYSICIANS OFFICE TO LET-sUcC BssFULL4
days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

ExCHANGE.-A MAGNIFICENT SUBURBAN RESI-,
IL dence fine manson, carriage house, ice house filled
and all necessary outbudIngs; delightful healthy loca-
ton; 10 acres all N choicest fruits; garden and sawns
Ia miles IN New Jersey threeQuarters OF nle from
station two railroaus price $4,000 worth $4,000 mort
gage $IG00O long time; viii take small place In New
York or Brooklyn, lightly encumbered, or an assorted
stock OF Teas, at market value Address EA-
CHANGE, box ia Herald office, for days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

LXCHANGE-THE EQUITY OF $4,000 IN BROOK
IL Ign improved Property for Farm, on New Jersey
Central Railroad preferred. Address A Q. H.. Herald
office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS on THIRD FLOOR
IN for light TO let gentleman and wifo
terms moderate TO permanent and respectable parteA
249 West Seventeenth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

7 ARGE NEATLY FURNISHED RooM-To GEN
IL tlemen large closet hot and cold water; 80 weekly
smaller Room. So weekly. l0i West twentieth sreos
near sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

To RENT-A BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE. NINE ROOMS,
4 stable one acre OF ground; shade &c. pleasantly
situated at Montclsir n J.. hour from the city ac
cessibe BY railroads; VIII be rented low TO good
Herald once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

IN PRIVATE BROWN STONE HOUSE, 81 WEST SIX
tcenh street elegant suit OF Rooms on second noori
also SINGLE Room and fine Suit fourth floor, without
board; references required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

FIRST CLASS BROWN STONE CoRNER STORE
n let or sale easy terms the best business place
Second avenue; also tats, with modern improve
ments. Inquire OF OWNER, 800 East Eighty-seeond ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR SINGLE GEN
encea % ST Marks place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

'rRAND STREET NEAR vARrCK.-NEATLY FUR
u nished. pleasant Rooms. at 81 per week and up
ward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

A LARGE ROOM AND BEDROOM. NEWLY AND
II finely furnished two gentlemen, 20 iett
refined Locations all convenences; reference required
200 East Eighteenth street, near lhird avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH USE OF PARLoR. TO
le-To respectable persons az NO. 81 West Forty
seventh street Inquire all this week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

and Blocker streets Store and Dwelling, IN per;
feet order; 81 800 per Inquire OF GEORGE
ID. ARCHER, 25S Broadway room TO-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

UNFINISHED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRICES;
81 and 81; second door; in private family. AOWesi
1hlrty-sxtl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

GToRE TO LET, WITH ROOM BAoK-TN BRICK
~ building southeast OF Fourth avenue ana
rightycghth street; $50 month. Inquire on premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

A SPLENDID oPPoRrUNIrY-THE FINEST AND
"a best located Butchers SHOP. Poultry stand ana
fish Market sixth avenue fixtures Of the newest anu
ndsomest make. will be let low during the summer
months, to give man chance fRANh LEVI cor
ncr Forty-iourtn street and sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

DoOMs TO RGNT-FURNIsHRD OK UEFURNI5HBD
LII light housekeeping at 43 East thirteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

no LET-FlRST LOFT, 2l6 CANAL STREET, RUN
l. Ming through to Walker street opposite Earle
hotel suitable tor manufacturing or jobbing business;
rent very low. Apply ON premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13
no LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

DENNETT BUILDING.
ID GREAT REDUCTION IN RENTS.
WITH VIEW TO SECURE ELlulBLE IEnAhIS
FOR rHE FEW OFFIcks now REMAINING UELEI
IN THE BENNETT BUILDING, TAX RENTS HAVE
BEEN REBUCED AND FIRST CLASS TENANTS MAY
OBTAIN OFFICES All VERY Low RENTS -
TO INSURANCE AND BANKING OFFICES ~ NON
PRESt MED AN UNUSUALLY FANnRABLE OPPot Y.
LuNlrY TO SECURE ELIGIBLE OFFlCPsr ~ y, IA, Mo1 ~
FAVORABLE TERMS. THE ABOVE BUILDING 10
COMPLETELY FIREPRoOF, HEATED BY sIEAMi
TWO kLEvAT0RS, ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS
INQUIRE or HOMER MORGAN, -
No. PINE STREET.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

RIO REET FOR SEASON OK TERN OF YEARS IN
Eearney, N J-Ihe whole or Part OF a large House,
supplied with and burglar alarm; partly furnished
with furniture, carpets and parlor mirrors on nigh and
shady ground with nne lawns and river front; one mile
from Newark; convenient to the Erie and Norris rail-
roads; bowling aey, barns &c, on the place terms
moderate uEWnS A SIaUM,
corner shefaeld ana Nassau strcets Newark
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

A SMALL FARM FOR sALk OR EXCHANGE
n for Property In Iwenty-thlrd or fwenty-iourth
wards suitable country residence; ! ~ miles rom
New York. miles IRON depot Apply 10 q. klPfENu-
HAM, S0 West Thirty-seventh street.
4 BARGAIN.-sALE OR EXCHANGE, FOR SURUR-
y ban Property, a whole House-dining, lodgings
oyster, bar. &c everything compete-hrst rate loea
ton. West street icrrr, now dong splendid
business; Lease Fixtures Furniture, &c price $500
must be disposed OF 81 other business. APP
Fly 70 or address w. u. MELlGk i2l BroaaMAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

no RENT Low, OR PoR sALE-oER HOUR FROM
Il New York, fronting on Dundee Lake, near Clifton,
Erie Railroad Is Land. with large House
nlshed unfurnished, containing all improvements;
alao gardeners cottage, ice house. boahouse, abund.
ance Of fruit and shade. BELLAMY Bros, 81 Pine u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

RIO LET-A FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE, PARTLY
Il furnished stables &C. a. Clason Point Long island
Sound Westminster county n: Y FOR particulars apply
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

EARM For SALE OR ExCHANGE-GooD DAIRY
Farm OF 2.0 acres, situated in Ulster county, NJ l.,
miles from village Of kenvle and railroad depot;
hve miles from village Of Napanoch; school and church
by will pasture and cut hay sufficient for ~ cows
good orchard, dwelling house and outou ldngs also
small GTist MIL perfect order with splendid water
power immediate posses sion given; title perfect In
Quire OF owner 90 Murray street, New YORK: = ,,,x-
JOHN Il HUNT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

ITO LET-TWo HANDSOMELY FURNISHED ROOMS,
with hot AMI cold water desirable oca ton Tor sum-
mcr Tor two gentlemen without board; references ex
changed. 203 East Fifty-eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

L,OR EXCHANGE-CUT OF TOWN LOTS, COUNTRY
Residence, tree and clear Tor retail SCOT AMI Shoe
Business; good Farm; also Merchandise ROBINSON
BROS. II Broadway, room I03.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

ITO LIT OR sELL-BRICK SToREHoUsE, IN BEST
business portion OF village OF about 5000 inhAb-
tants 80 hours from New YORK city by Erie Railways
suitable dry goods, groceries, clothing any
business purposes with upper floors Tor residence or
manufacturing goods possession immediaeb Address
w. VANAM ER, Attorney. Alddletown- n. y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

THE METROPOLITAN PRINTING ESTABLISH
4 MENT, No. 2is Broadway, prepared to do every
variety OF Printing. Wood Engraving and LithoRraphy
ntvcry low rates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

RARE OPPORrUNITY.-TO RENT, JULY AMI
n August two large Beerooms hand soney ur
nlshef wilh o. bath. For full particulars apply a
GlMBREDkS, Sl2 Broadway. corner Eighteenth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-06-13

L,oR EXCHANGE-FIRsr CLASS PROSPECT PARK
House; all improvements; good order; built and
occupied by owner; want unencumbered CITY Lots or
Jersey Property; agents notice. WhIPPLE $40 Ihiru
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RIO LET-FURNIsHED AT STANFORD CONN, A
L comfortable and attractive Residence; water and
gas throug hou good stable shade trees Apply TO
H. q. WHEkLEk 80 Broadway.
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At FLUsHING.-To LIT FURNISHED, OR FOB
II sale, exceedingly nice Place, near depct
JOSEPH L. SIlLE. Flushing.
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RIO RENT. FOR SALE OR ExcHAEGE-A ooaRY
House good stable and ave acres OF Land, at Malta
wan ". j. within hour Now YORK BY New Jersey
Central Railroad Apply 70 owner, 40 Fulton street
New York
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DOR EXCHANGED PICTURESQUE TRACT or SO
IL the top aud slope orange Mountatn
magnificent location for summer hotel.
o. H. PlERSON, No. B Pine street
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near Ihirteth street, rent low also FIRST Floor ana
Basement S33 Fast 1wenty-seventh street; beautiful
yard IN irort only three families in the house. Apply
on the premises.
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fro LET-AT 100 FRONT STREET, CORNER on
Maiden lane "a suit Offices, together separately
Apply 10 LISTER BROTH Rs, In the building.
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EARM WANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN
IL Property must be water, within two hours
from city. Address AGRICoLA, box 40 Herald office
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RIO RENT Oh FOR sALE-AN ELEGANTLY FUR
Il nished Residence, with summer house, frut trees,
&c ia Medned Mass, one from Boston- FOR par,
uculars Inquire ut ~ East Twenteth street
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ITO LET-AT PAsSAIC, n j., on ERIE RAILWAY. As
i minutes from New York. nne Dwelling, II
rooms; all improvements; low rent Apply 70 J. l.
SMITH, LOS Chambers street
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ITO LET OR FOR SALE-AT AMEEIA. A FINg COT
tage IL rooms; paruen planted fruit in abund
good stable acres OF ground healthy locAuon.
uIAk GRAY h5T Sixth avenue