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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

WAIT FOR THEM.-Tbe firm of Karsky
q Abrams will receive the advance
shipment of an Immense Stock early next
week, which will be rapidly followed by
more new goods. They anticipate an in
creased demand this Fall, and will lay in
heavier stock than usual. Next week
we are promised mammoth announce
ment from this firm.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
SETTLEMENT NOTICE.

HAVING DISPOSED OF MY BUS
Ill mess, and intending soon to leave
Weavcrvile for the East, all persons
knowing themselves indebted to me ON
Book Account or Otherwise, are requested
to make immediate payment, rs | shall
remain here buta sho.t time longer. Per-
sons having accounts against me will
please present the same for settlement.
CHAS. w. DAVIS.
Weavervillc, Sept. 23d, 1873. In
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

SCARLET FEVER at Douglas City is
abating somewhat. All afflicted are re-
ported as getting alung nicely.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02

House CLEANING is II favorite pastime
with our female population just now.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the undersigned will apply TO the
Honorable Board Of Supervisors Of Trim
ity County, nt the November Term, for
a Renewal Of License to keep Toll
Bridge across Trinity River at G.ass
Valley. NJ. III. LOWDEN.
Grass Valley, Sept. "A, 1875. 6w.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the undersigned will apply Ia the
Honorable Board Of Supervisors of Trim
ity County, at the November Term, for
Renewal of License to keep Toll Bridge
across Trinity River Mt Douglas City.
JOHN w. SMITH.
Douglas City, Sept. "A, 1875. CIV.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-10-02
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
~ the undersigned will apply to the
Honorable Board OF Supervisors of Trim.
ity County, ut the N0vembe Term, for
Renewal Of License to keep Toll Bridge
across re North Fork of Trinity River ut
North -'ork. ii. SCHOONER.
North Fork, Sept. "a, 1875. 6w.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
UgF GEOGR4PHICAL EXHIBITION AT
Paris.

GENERAL EFFECT OF THE DIsPIAY-rHE UNITED
sr,rrs cRrpIrABIY REPRGsESTED-TuE Curl
osIugs ON VIEW.
txoov SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT or THE TRIBUNE.l
PARIS, July 15.-The International Geo
o,a,,,ic,l Expecitionf was opeacd to-day wiLout any
formal ceremony. IL is being held IN pursuance oi
resolution adopted by the SCIENTISTS anu o'ncfS
in commercial and cosmographc geography VINO assc
b,d AT Antwerp In August, lS7l and teiccEd r"is -
next place OF meeting. Tie Geoeraphca o"o'o" y.
,, has been very active IN promoting the success OF
,hn coporess and exhibition The French Governments
i, .ssiss.d iu different ways, chiefly by giving the
- ~, tho Pavilion d. Flore In the TuiNrie~, and con-
siderable space bordering on the Seine near ny Az VI"
afe,noon Marshal NacMahon and hfs wife' a'tehnea
49,, ,,,,,o, and were received without any Formally.
rb. large hall of the Pavilion DC Flore is dTo'au WIZ"
that as ia which the French 80 nuoa excel Inc larger
nt n, Tina hall on tine floor s occupied with French
mons ,loles charts and volumes illustrative OF every
branch OF geography seodeey, and Dpoiraphy ino
~ France whc, across the end OF THIS haa
q eorIv 40 feet In hight Among the articles OF curiosity
dissyed arc the Instruments used by the EApedoh ior
seryne the Transit Of Venus nj tho Islands oi o@ r";
h,fo,ynphs OF the Austrian Expehit'oh 7" TIC Noi'n
po,, n brick from the great wall OF tb'il' Dfos"' w
ranc nv the Marquis Beau vcir, and an immense aero
tt ,ro,, swelen There also gerillas 10 Tex III
I,h, an view The rvra hall Is fsstooned with cnrains
-, .u cloth trimmed with gold bordering, the pillars
n.r ,lIy dressed with the fas Of the nacn'aes
,.n,e.ep.,l and the osoatcheons Of Lher fsifeschs
tiyes. , -,
The nays of the United Sr.cs. six In number make
,yrtbv show and VIC space assigned for the AneiSn
o,oostinn ia well nlicd DR.. ". f. Jolnsone rcsdchs
,hvsi,inn Of Paris who represent - United sta'es
WAS appointed 10 Iosellly by t'c "tISahie'l sociey
q, NewYork that he hadlii lc tins IA see That our co"
,ry was properly represented. The American depart
,,a,i. nevertheless makes A satisfactory display anu
sho,s that we have been matns fair 'siesr' Inc
s,atiscai atlas In two folio voi'ies' h'ho ie" po
The fall supply ci charts IRON. n.e once % ~.
60. co,sr snryey the valuable aud com aete sets OF
,ucatoas representing the work Of the Meteorological
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07

once; the Naval Observatory; together with the excel
lent contributions from tho United States Engineers and
the Land Occ give altogether very favorable impress
sion Of psogrcss general science. The display TO-
day is incomplete, but France Belgium, epain and
Portugal the Netherlands, Austria Greece Italy, and
Turkey and Japan, well England End tho United
States oil represented Boxes are, however, con-
stany arriving and sections filling up 30 that the dis
play is soon likely 10 be greatly improved. The English
Government will send - It's Commissioner Col J. g.
hOngomerle r. +. whilo the Royal Geographical so-
ciey VI London will he represented by Sir Rutherford
AIcock who long connected with tho British di
plonntic service These Commissioners expected be-
fore the opening of the Congress which will discuss the
long list Of subjects proposed beginning its session on
tho lst OF August
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07
WHY GEN. SHERMAN FAILED TO CAPTURE
NICKSBURG.

TO the Edttor OF Ihe tribune.
SIR: Gen. Sherman in his MeAsirs places the
responsibility for his failure to capture Vicksbnrg. at the
battle Of Cbickasaw, Gen. Geo ". Morgan. This be-
leye 10 be unjust for whom entertain the highest
regard as a friend and old commanieY. Isn't it stsnge
that Gen Morgan should be singled out, the only al
vision commander who IL responsible for tins failure,
when Cen Steele who commanded the left division, PRO
pouncel the eDenys works IN his mont ireg enable and
his division withdrawn Gen. Morgan Smiths d-
vision made attempt 20 carry the wo In their 'front.'
bat were repulscd. Gen. Morgan made an attack by
order of Gen. Sherman with bis division, but were
pulsed after carrying the first line OF the eneinys works
know that Gen Morgan andthe officers Oi his III s.rion
pronounced The works In their front inrc enable, and
tniuk reason why Vieksburg not taken this
ttcupt was simply because " condn't be- done. know
that Gen. Morgan brave officer, and he would have
preferred death TO dshVnor. IIUGH W. ADAMS,
Late Major 9TH Kentucky Vols.
IeekskiH, ". T., Aug. ], 1876.
New-York tribune., 1875-08-07

me who W2s gong ~ get aboard Of my balloon, as
the simplest way Of getting at my financial views.
"Evefybody will get aboard Of IT," l replied
Everybody, not excepting Russell Sage None of
them want TO go up in u balloon exactly il isn't
through trip that they eontemplatc-only little
turn Each man intends tO get out before his neigh
Dor none goes in 10 STAY. The banker on tits side
Of The way expects to step safely out, and, himself
standing on the ground, see the banker across the
way who is not quite snarl{ and will leave a mo-
ment later, floating about high in the air. That the
balloon may burst before anybody steps down and
out or get away with them all before the most tnid
sees that the ropes faycd, sa contingency which
suggests iteelf 10 none. It's only for turn, boys
the gas is all right and with q pnt' for a para
chute the fall will bc easy TO you at the worst
step aboard
"What do you really think Of this failure of Dun
can Sherman g. Coin demanded my friend petu-
lanly. "Thcsc glitering reneralities are all very
well but please bring your grcat intellect down to
the contemplation Of details for moment"
"Sincc yon wish my honest opinion, reply that
the failure OF this one house s q trAe in itself con-
cid, red-a thread in events Of very little Importance,
when separated from tie sompex web of the present
and the future whcrewith 10 is inextrcably i'll
terwoycn Trse, "a Briggs says, tie failure OF
Duncan, Sherman d Co. VIII not reduce tue earn
ings Of the New-Y0rk Central Railroad or the
Western Union Telegraph in any appreciaole degree;
il does not in reality make the stock OF either oi
those great corporations dollar the lees yaiuaDe
But that house was one a the grea, dep,sitoriss of
the surplus money Of the public. Notwithstanding
the immense crop of prophets after the event. winch
has 20 suddenly spramg into fuxurant li, that house
stood as synonym for safety. l have never Kept
any money there myself, but have always thought
thai # ever had any to keep 10 lat house would
90 with if. Now if it suddenly appears that house
which AZ long stood seeming tower of s.,cneth, a
commercial pillar on which il was safe TO lean. if it
suddenly appears, say, that this tower this pllar
has been honey combed for years, dry-roted at the
base what arc We to think VI houses Of less character
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28

pueation cf tbo,r mode OF instruconf Should eco
The young birds standing sround an od ceea ioa ~uro
ate--we slonld hnve r'a-or to believe tha' u"
mall sinpsoI,ts are s e ,I n,,nk ever have
patience 10 repeat his notes sowy to ms y"uhe TOT o
Instruction. in
sonnet ines leru the SONGS OF other bnds when cVnuhcd
IN cage near them. The bohonk, when clSei near u
never deviaes from his own peculiar Inr'ley na,,v
has provided each species with note nlluAs ,c ~ R
other ~ one az the by which they should iuht
their Kindred and there Is ro'son to ,eeso 'nat
of thea bad never heard the note OF ms Own ~
lie would still SIM like al his prtdces sos IN stic '"
confinement birds Will occasionally initiate the notes of
other species and IN this resIsct they diner ehti'V
Tie sony Of birds scoms he the means used by me
male not only the female, hut To call her to ,ii
einS more loudly than at ANY subsequent period 40
different males OF tie species seem at that time 70
Dc vyDg with each other and tie that has the load
AMI most varied supg ikeiy to II" me h,st
hy h,tc when The birds are employed In building
ther ns 80, the male coustnty attends kls partner, @
sings less oaay and frequently Than heiHf5 dS o" WI
parave silence continue uu the female hesis 10 SIT
turing incubation tlo male again sings VIII cih az
ms asu hos, lsfGhea npon s"1 ne, % rnhabv 10
ence her away from the meet IL ia curious ae I'M ,
Vile ibr mai ,s slim nn nseonnt Of hur absence.
and are more than usually vocerons, 'oineilm VII"
tlc g. dcnt ntcuou Oi coquettnS MIA O'ncf on'es'
You will perceive that Mr.. Flagg attributes superior
domestic virtues and greater patience the female, even
among the birds His book treats Of all sorts of charm
ing heIos and places and is written with all b"n.s' en-
thusiasm which will win friends for him among Ills
readers
The last Little Classic" ia about to make It's appear
anee It contents are: The Gold bug" by Edrsr Al
Ian Poe The Fairy Finder. by samuel Lover; Marad
the Unucky," 10y Maria Elssworth; Tue Children al
the Pubic" by Edward Everett Halo; "Tbe kiVai
Dreamets" Ivy John Banm and 1.-THE Taroeiod Des
inv" by Nathaniel Hawthorne. This volume Is entitled
Fortune, :" with good fortune closes tie taking stie
series Of which shall all take leave with regret
l. c. NJ.
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NEW- YORK LITFRJHY MOTIFS.

A griidc 70 noteworthy English ard American
books published hin i've year. is tu We s'igd at
by H. Appleton n Co. under the tile NJ What and n
10 Read" IL Is rompiieI nv g. a. r Van Riyn ~ q e
Cyciupc,iia ttaf who ii.fccs 1t with brief
tin, lcc. of b,ohH. Nearly -'ven hons;nd huks are
classified under about tw thousand head. ana hSilits
are prcixed the uLcs Ia SHOW Ia wiLi 81 gree al c"i-
lr,. each adapted; There lriri ,scnssi"is % te
heading Wotss ;r 10 80 the divisions
Prof Schcm and Mr.. Riddle have prepared Il
considerable portion nf their CyclrHa ~ Education
AMI Mr. Stei-.r viii so''m begin T." lriht IT,
The arrangements for the Book Exchange,
New York publishers ha,. held anof fr'in trade
,l,s have announc their iutntOn 10 hr represent Il
Nrssr> iIarlur. Appcfun Barnes, INi-on. sheldon.
Holt Carleton. W,.dlctoI and oti"is VII c'n!li'uic.
William l.. Stone has completed his collection
Of I.ennn-c. n,es 81 Saratoga. and n /. nov the
PRESSES OF Vr'r- n Norsoi,. aud will he published about
June Is u viii make ilHf.ited WiN". ~ -. "
embraces the Iufiin and Rcvolu mary traditions ~ the
pl,. sketches of CuIiHp'iOr WLiwurth. Friurir Way
land aud Others, aud rpnn sc'rcS al rcrir;fd ,isr-
amazing whom are named Washington iIinilton ala,
cite Burr Webster Horace Greeley. r.epn JUap
teumi,e (.oIrr Mcdonald Clarke. Iliiriow W''ai and
John Van Bufn.
The venerable DR.. Muhlenbrrg has collected
4 volume Of ESSAYS and eccs Ter ti,r te 81 Evan
p Heal Catholic Papers" u will be pulahed by T Whit
taker.
NJ. Arsene liousc'ycs TRIBUNE letters. Life
IN Paris" l'ron,-.d 10y Mr. Gi i"' June.
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REAL ESTATE.
Srw.YorK. Thursday. May e7, 1879.


AT tho Exchange Salesrooins to-day Richard
v. uarnctt sold tie easehoId premises, NO. 3o7 Wes'
Twenty .econdst west side. 100 feet west Z" Eighth
ayr for loo lot lisxcso; subject TO ground ront OF
81 3 per annum.
Samuel A. steel sold two lots, sonih $40 OF ohepun
twelftbs., I15 ite: west OK Ientna'e' OH" 81
xLs block, for $3.50.
Adrian H. Muller q SON sold by order ~ the tru stes OF
the viii NJ the Iate James Boo man. - acres OF Lana ~
scar,orouh wcstccstcr County, and adoininy the r.'
,y,v sttiu, M the Nsg.YOrK g 'ntrl and hudson i.V'
Rlilroal The property divided into ~ pso :, au
the choicest Of them sOld 1T from ~ 10 10 EIo p'
mere one plot OF IL acres brongiil r"p per Nerr.
Every lot on rcd VAS spd and, although the prices Wer
not hig the bill Ting active AMI well sustained Until
the close O the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28
Cegal Notices.

CUpREME COURT, NEW-YORk COUNTY.
- AUGUSTUS " Nic,iI. trustr '' ,OriiiA u
NrI NUI. Ib~ uIintln aga NDisEN J. KELVIN amt
MtRGAKEf t. KnKwf MS no, nnnEar ~Ai::,Acr1 .
on ,LLf.S tUNI.f.v. ROBERT 'JKMISrO\ kitHAfD
=. NEwCuMBh, JOSEPH kniiNEk MtnlBnhu' on
CHURCHILL, NARCUS kDHNES NjoALtr. fERl ant
IsIDoKE pt.nL- her husband JOSEPH LEVY. and
HENRY iIPM AZ. DESCENDANTS. Aui.nlei Summons To the
Defendants You hereby Summoned AMI rssi Ia
sw ndri com. LIANT IN the which vas Lied
"A, tbe Once, o New York the ION
Nar 1870 and b, serve acy ~ your auswrf To- the aid
complaint sib-rbsr. HIS no. ~ n" ~aft,o 81,
city at it,, twenty Alter thu hrroi
sNtisv- ~ And ia Ia
lLut.u this
at " apl, ~ The tntu Tor t,s re,s drnanss In The
SonylainI-Dalxxi Marrb 1911, 1873.
" JAAkS ttitif. PiantTs Attorney.
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LIiscallaneous-Country.
Cearbers.


A POSITION rs PRIVATE TUTOR during
~ IL. inbns d'srs bya Harvard gra iuhe 81
rxlrlisnce Cambridge f'rcnc's A'tT-Hs T.
* Tribune Up Tow Office. l.'S Broadway corner 3istrt
4 YOUNG man Will give private LESSONS
~ ~ BREW GERMAN, and the rldncns 81 FitI;NCI,
~ isrs arrangement at srir"i best i"atnnh aus anu
ref r-nc AGdt,ss H. H. TIiOIne Uptown lir1ioI "he'
H. ~ Brbpi~sy
"a ME,R. SCHOOL INST" fpInd'd 1900.
~ Isa rliaDlc and .otcal E'icatioi'i bdreau
To and AMI wtitihr i"sciefsi
10 represent Teaches sing poItlos,
10 i,.i u , . - 90 - t-cho II,
To oil -ui and e 81 y school i"A
ENTS NEAES hlv" prov,-i II enc eit IN occurring
THE nIGHr TEACHER tbR Tit MGHF PLNct"
j. W. - uERMERItORN, a. NJ, Actnar',
II Itini ~. New YORK.
EDUCATIONAL NFHODUCrIO
~ Officers specify thcir ,acanc,- req ,ii'n"i~ an -l.
r-- teacher gu hhcat"us and references = lp -
rrc.e-l. ArInrs AMER. EDDCA iIoNAL UNION. fo'
broadway.
FAMILIES and SCHOOLS desiring competent
tclpfs all h'farfmruS " II hnd them hy applying 10
Mrs MITCHELL. rr,..irrF irei1. ~ WeSf aIti ~
NNANTED-By German lady a position y,
~ ,.ONER::f~>S' or TRAVEL EG llNpANllN. Al
dress X. l.. ~, irbnne Urto"n Ohiee. LBS BrraI"ay
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OFFICIAL IRA NsFEEs OF REAL ESTATE



AEw-YoRK CITY.
no,vr,ng 81, g. no Isl 2jx7O; Jesse Kpp IN Mary o
az, ~ s y y on hv,nuc C. ejxo3li louise wife
Of T. MeIhug Ioer'ohlna, wife Of II EisD'rge I'd ara
,n,, " n " cor Avenue r. 81 sxo4 10Th II. R7s
IL " % Avenue c. 704x943 heirs OF " h""eo'" IN ,oo
ltthsi o., ~, "e" A''""' o. - 10000
,tths n',.' SIS It OF shave 2syio's Mary
Van tenrrn % sarah : Rsrr ,ns ., sr s Srssf
ga Mary. wife Of clancy, to l. McDer' q, ..,
mott = part 49,. :. ~ ,- "a. -''-
2atn ST.. d > ~ NJ y, ~ ~ ,ar 2422
'5tt-, = 1907 20 to u o.tsa sa1ai 1850
| ,oa o ~ Ross and Il T. dc Rivera - 1000
5cih7 ~ a. G r, %p bro'u1 '' '.. Ilcoo
'ItI' =. = So ~ 81 '' reo 81 l. skkinlore 40
S'th IT, ms, 80 II OF Iaa'' 10000
,lIt,si = : 22j II W ~ Cd ave. % xscto
confer N block, xe to pont POO II ~ ~ ave IN
1901 1871 IS 20 IT, q / slnish isis'""' on,
property Mary Dame widow, 10 same reaso l7s
III, It. :. 1886 II " OF Shave, l9&lOOlI a. Esin' ~ ,oo
AIN It T. II = rs n OF willis ave- 70x--sxlOo ex
tends Min or ok, Mnrriania CltIine VIE oi nm,
4. Boyd. io Nancy Bryant -. =, o'"'"
u on land %! \. DDiglls, r., t.clIe' 10 Ia,H
~ r. r. secor, thence 10 2ojth.st t'ntr hne,
.,snss 20 os f s ~ y" h, IN M avs " 1000
f nii. I T'n ti i,n y - $500
Is'y W. = co. ., :, MI III Ian v' '' N'' 7Oo
~, " VIZ ''''" $50 " ........ 800
rs., =, M ~, IN v.sr, ne, wear .... 100
Wust .1usI ~ 2'J Jeiis' per I'oOO
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Clothing. Sc.

At y. MINrI'' 2tS Thlrd-Ivc., bctwceD
~ rw~nr-tl and irst sts. W i0J Myrts~avr ho
tween Law iIrt.e iirs,Kyni-aics aud
lcnen u aston -i.i ~ t- great H. Mai. pass "r
~ CHILLING, Irwriry n'i" ID p~t inrt'
ally atteD,si 10 10y Nr. sai Mira MmtA-
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Nem- Jcrscp Heal Gslaie for Sale.


A GREAT BARGAlN-FOR SALE-An elc-
~ gam COUNTRY SEA f. NrS Jersey. 80 mnuies fIon
CIV Hall; me Mansion Stable Just completed b0sse can
IT, Ella or. ely in'r'l. with all n"rrn lnrIrvr
la inInis,, Address OWNER T. o. Box
1857. New York.
A T. SUMMIT, Ncw-Jcrscy, one hour from New
"A York -For SALE EXCHANGE. tor city lr'r -rt,
ully. MANSION, rtmia IA eleven arres ct g"ni"
bsaHifiIy iah out; ruil and shtr uc'r III aoih ah'f
stablug Mansion rnntias twriy-i"t r"inlr.
t"' AM c"ei watt furnace gas pp" &c ~ 81 -it1 y ~
>pus O with lir.Ir hur-e- and carriages lhtfia'
possession Apply 40. MANLEi, gu the pr mises
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-rhe
X uue- rain Clark. al WrrfiiI L.,
county Aut hall miles lr"u the M"-th"i DEPOT
,riI Ia raj oi Jersey. hall from
Sal * Il T. Tie direct road 10 pliiuled
The ssts 81 all ,n thirty Dr aorrr OF ~heb tr'.
maxim ~ Nd r. - rows AM e balduc" IL az
igi, clt, aioD elegantly ornt~ for tup'"D'-lis
ri irs..ript,h
wo ~ ,llng Hous,, which pl-a-antiv strat" IN
Stop containing god reiaii,
~ si.s w. sscfA Large Trees dihoIs "h1i are I' "
Ia tnc safe the oti-t ~ ana su,i" Tor
= at l" Tue iAris. Si'.''s. sDi O"t"S~~ arr
lr c0nnpiohs
,ary rr, tot Oh the place II water,d hy iaiup
-tr two lars springs Ia the
istr Icirty. The waet u unsurpassed IA itS hiii!
rtOU KA-l.,G OkNAMEN T. the natural formation ui
the snt faorars ior ,e par ur hi",a hi-
.i Ia nri from Le city the lace Is W T.,
desirable Fdr terms, Sc. a.A!rss
JAMIE T. PIERS IN, ENtcutpr WcStneii, y. j.: or.
JAMES CiAnh, Executor. riLin.,,I, y. j.
NOR SALE or to LET very lOw-At Summit,
= j. h0r Nsw York AMI NJ minutes .ron' ii"
pot iOI ~ nf l6rnms pa uf lind. b,au
hir IA i st,"i'n Dry y'"i
g'r 'm eartiis+hohS' %s' uis IN, SMri hsisnnn'"
i'.Dtos. al lice. SAMUEL EDDY, = Paik place
NRANGG. N. j., SPECIALTY.-Great variety
y. L. H. aGRitY. ~ Nassau A.. and orange. opp"ss
depot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28
The Rapid transit Steam Road,
Redl estate 60 grebaIse.

ENCHANCE.-First-c lass HOUSE in Brook
~ bb FARM four bonse- Ia Yursyile tr f'rms SIX
nvnses In HIbIn for b~s prsen-In Al ciee
> ID. MACH 80 CniOns.,are
EXCIANGE-t trst-class COUNTRY RESI-
A. DENCf f.msrei cpmpbte, With so acr : 4 ground,
.A.sne uf ~cuud depot az sNrhangr los house
~ ciiy worth s2O.OoO $4,000 L. H. MACH 50 UBun-
square
EXCHANGE for CITY PR0PERrY.-Snug
u Cnlufry Place. hei-r bsrr complete ;
10 ny nan wing stream healthy scaoD saddle River
AL,In.ie station, Erir hallway ~t CASH. L.
AAND DELL, r., broadway.
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Ei|Grtle auo Slate luinicls.
Copnrtncrshl3 NoIirco.

-
NOTICE. j. hereby given that the partner
~ si heretofore twisting bet wccn ". BAILEY LANt e
,.ttIn.E N Mur.t.i.rH. III v. BI lrt
Lang !. tnuIlay la, TITS daJ Is~Iivoi
s.t The niai- 81 VII b. lilnh'at@i NJ. -
II f.st New YORK by Mr. " Bailey Lang Who ahnr
ia r the hrn IN H. ,ida Arrangements are
now ,ring for the r,tion arm Ut
Witch r,il, notice sill 10 gwen W. BAILEY LAM
cw. ork, M.y ~ ! GEO. " " III Ff.EN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28
Chances for Business nlfn.


An experienced business man will invest
- %5Iti satisfactory bis ness ant 1kr citrg" at me
Gnancii - tn,eiL Address NEHlfAs. it1bin" Uptown
Office. i.?3S }r,r. iwry.
An EXPERIENCED MERCANTILE NAN.
~ wmt capital Ily q,ane', "a u rect -ilrr ~ Office
drs d.-ir siIsTineDltn'c ~ ruf ieii'
mat. wlu - AMI I!ciy eql rel tl
ut IT ." city ~isn% fr ~
e. ~ dln, tain the mil lied services ~ a
silg anl Ir-tiiiNe at reasonable compensation
AL hddui ufeirnce cliaci ~ ri''n Address
L. H.. i0oiu IL, No II Broad 81. Cay.
IOR SALE-HALr INTERE'T in Il Book
In business % patent mat lie 81 NV siir, -
l. snrs- "a \. 10 san FRANCHISE" WILLIAMS. Nt"m =
- ir,atway.
DARrNER WANTED-With about $4,000
1 ia ICME II HfSINErS &, r. haze partner retiring
III health pli onp,sitv III nj |, 80 u aYl en-
I'd ral ma1'dcir "a.nul AMI
Oak 2uOh rhI.s timber laI"i, 'nl TO
lils. "a sua. r,ei for rinnnV logs Io.io u.1.
HUNT i Lay Ms.
Ffra.c ri aud utIes~ Lr'>cr,. lS1 .rts,way.
GI CHA will purchase Il interest IN one Of
TDs WV the hest Mus ard firrul,-s rsil i7i
u country .-iabiish"i. yeah sal - -
U0 ana increasing. Address r. A. Box 3'6 Incl nat c.
coz ono WILL buy Large aud plyin;
p -'y,OON PUlII>iIlNi Sl%E-' Il O'"r 20
vans sa;inr bIt rriuc u1l- l the al we 'ni
no.-i a., Is. A,s,p-s j. =. H.. Trib ~ Ohlc'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28

DOBT. =. BUSSlNG, BROKER in REAL
Ia tsifNri; and MDHTiAGE-, ~ No"taglrsi. cnItl
.Sias brp,,ly, Oilers exchanges, PrppHPrCi
rA..n IsIi.,. So 90 tre. Of ncanDraDcf tar
81 boat lao pleasant VII age ana it
depot Ain, Dro~u-ono I"ht Il" 's's hear rn-c'
ai pr D@yu ghs exchange or idiin, OF Nl.lK'
residences Ii,ty dollars In value In vacant lois. Ia
located III Brooklyn. exchanges iOr Soir
q, hoLs@- waited eNchahgt
.rpkl rrIl rs.ate ard or cash cu~tnmers owreis
Ia %cH YORK wishing 10 exchange rtne
country peri mi tO taor advantage Ia nolhn
vcrtiss'r, ~ real estate
s,oa ilty Oi bISiia+ 90 rsioilitt- WIN
property N'cit'si ii"t- IN r scibnso i brplA
y tc .'sy ~ NJ payment i01Is mate lf"hpty
ljnd and mugii,t hurO,ei New "Tk or bo'Nyb
real ,-ltn At cire tor expenses Attorneys or
,. IA vinr lands or Invited 10 cll on
10. an sei hrstcl, ss spiUi Parties waniib"
IA ,rfs 'isl me
III fr,m pra, Ai.s. witnnH any 'r ppbicl.L lis
lnisscl uy IN aDsr
r ~ ON ANY cpi ~ rluUJ.UJJ for sale. IN sans ~
$40 0rich
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28
Counirp Zeal estate for Sale.
Gouses ARD farms fUsnteo.

WAN rED-To lease, in vicinity Of New
w small str, snttsbie for cigar sasnesa
ULAA d MhLIiSsS. b bsskina1sL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-28

OSTRUrHIN, A NEW VEGETABLE P2INClPLE-h
new crystalline vegetable principle has been de-
tectcd in the root of master-wo 10y Gornp Besanez
to which he has given the name ostFuthin. IL erys-
tailizes in whte needles prslns. and contains 10
nitrogen.