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New-York tribune., 1875-01-14
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Clerks salesmen. &e.
A DVERTrSEMENTS FOR THE NEW,
~ yOgK TRIBUNE WILL BR RRCBfyED AT THE uProws y
oFPICKs, soa - Ia West rnrg ssssa-st or Jos vi" Nv
T,e.u-third.st 504 Thdsve. Thirty surh.sL ~ ~
HIRLgh OFPTck, No. 2,1S1 Tbirdsye
Harlem ssrsss Baak BuihinsD hd ~ a.
IYH BRANCH OFFICE No. 32J Wssaingsn-st, ss ssef We
Pos.Oncs ~ Q D N. at regular once rsssA
WTANTED--In publishing house. situation
w ATRAVBLINQ SALESMAN Thoroughly competent mah'
who viii psy bis eIpensss and sell commission Ads '" ~
Coachmen.
a SITUATION WANTED--By an English
n man a. CoACHAAH GROOM good rsiereassA Al
dres, or call on C0ACSMAS. l4a West 2aIh-st
A COACHMANs SITUATION WANTED
N Re mae ehdren, has had long experience IN ths
et, and can cone recommended call ADDRESS ~ a
Rats 3Jdst. for two days
4 SITUATION WANTED by first-class
"A o0ACaMAE and GRoohi k sober, ~iiins, and eehsnE
thoroughly n furnace eoana,
sr,,d Toed referese o. Bas 3itsa for s"o
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Farmers,

EARM HAND-A German young man would
like farm Esntlessu place. can 90 arinsi % ne
ear, o horses Re wages SO furnish lool refer
snee Inquire o H. aiODELEs GERMAN BUREAU lO9 "s's S&
e.. VI Broadway.
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NVANTED-By competent DRESSMAhEH
rbo tbouah her business BY the
da objection 70 going TO sotes N~ OF aodsss
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Sltuatlons DanIeo-- mdles.


Coachmen.
USEFUL man Englishl, COACHMAN,
GROOM tooougnIy careful drivers to take
rh,ree place best Il tenperate regular,
obg ng Az the PROTEST FAINT HOME BUhEAU, 1873 OIaare,
lOtb-sf.
COACHMAN7s SITUATION WANTED-By
respectable midi aged strictly tenn este has
yerv of " obngng Call address
NJ W, 2l3 West 40.hst 044 6th-aye.
VOACHMAN, WAITER, &c.-By colored
man willing 10 make generally nsefu understands tending
furnaces care Of horses cattle has the best references Apply
At PROTESTANT HOMB BUREAU lJ5 6th-ave, above lOos
COACHMAN and USEFUL-By very quiet,
~ respectable dFye horses nuA care
cattle 10 chores general about Pee pest
Please CARPkHIhhs No. lSo "s' IAh'
st.. 6bsye
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Gardeners,

A FRENCHMAN, married, who speaks En-
n rsh viii 40 ebiLrep desires GARDENER
dergtaBds COED Address D. No ChA'"n place
hza<m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05

little Poor-house out in tho country.
They read Chairman Brooks pamphlet
and whitewashed everybody. Another
Poor-house scandal is now in order.
In the Second Chancery Court to-day
a case came up which involved the con-
~stitutionality Of the act of. the Legisls-
ture abolishing that Court. A demurrer
was filed to a bill alleging that the Court
had no jurisdiction, etc. An agreed case
is being made up to-day for the Supreme
Court.
A few days since there was quite a
lively long range rife contest, engaged
in BY a number Of Memphians with
Creedmoor Remington rifles, on a sand
bar above the city. At three, FIVE and
six hundred yards the bulTs-eye was hit
several times. There are some very fine
rife shots in our city and they should
organize a long range rife club as soon
as possible.
The ordinance providing thatthe doors
of churches, places Of amusement, ETC.,
shall be 81 arranged as to swing out
wardly, has moi been complied with in
many instances. The doors of the
MemEh his Theater have seen arranged
so as to comply with the provisions ot
the life.saving ordinance. The St.
Peters church doors have also been
hung in the most approved manner.
Several members of the County Court
talk Of bringing up the Poor.house scan
dal in court, but as yet nothing has been
done. The Brooks Poor.house ring has
reinstated Superintendent Beatty and
dares the County Court to do anything
in the matter. The Brooks ring feels
itself strong in Granger circles, and the
Changers, through their country magis
~trates, rule the affairs of Shelby county
A country exchange in descanting
upon the trade of our city uses the fol
lowing eloquent passage; Situated on
the banks Of that great river whose
waves are amber and whose sands are
gold, Memphis is destined to be the great
city OF the Southwest. AT the head o
perpetual steamboat navigation, she pos
sesses advantages which neither St
Louis nor any other city on the grea
river possesses"
To-day is the anniversary of the bat
tie Of the Thames, a river in. CanadI
West flowing through the peninsula
formed between Lakes Huron and Erie
At the Morayian settlement on this rive
General Harrison defeated the British
under Proctor and 20eO Indian allie
under the famous chief Tecumseh, VIII,
was killed during the fight. Six hundre'
prisoners, six pieces Of cannon and
large quantity Of stores we're taken b.
the Americans.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05

The Grinnell Children, from Myers
Opera House, appeared in several pleas
ing specialties Of the song and dance
kind. Messrs. Gilday and Ginniyen,
alec Of Myers Opera House, and Mr.,
Dan Griffin volunteered to appear, and
gave several amusing comic sketches.
Mansge Myers and his people deserve
credit for their generous act in volun.
teering to appear upon this occasion.
The attractions presented, to say nothing
of the cause, deserved a more generous
support from the public, but it has always
been difficult to raise money here in this
way for any object. Probably if an
Italian opera troupe appeared it might
draw. In consequences of the lack OF
appreciation and patronage, the per
Torrance will not be repeated to night.
MYERS OPERA HoUsE.-This place oil
amusement on Jefferson street continues
to attract large numbers nightly. The
performances are good, and are con.
Quoted in n manner becoming a first.
class variety show. New attractions
have been engaged and will be an.
nouuced in due time. Tonight an en-
tirely new programme will be presented.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05

We understand a movement is on foot
looking to the organization Of a company
for the purpose of developing a silver
mine, known as the California Hill
Consolidated Mining Company" in
Nevada. We are assured by one who
knows whereof he speaks that there is
millions in it" We allude to Mr.. w. H.
Simpson, who has recently returned,
having spent the greater part of the
summer on the Pacific coast.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05
city and County Assessment.

This forenoon the County Assessor,
Colonel Frank Register, made his report
to the equity Court on the returns re-
ceived by him from the different city and
district assessors From the voluminous
report it appears that the city assess.
ment for the year 1874 amounted to
$27, l7S, 600, and for the year 1875 S25,
4S6, 900, a loss of Sl,692. 900. In the
country districts the assessment fol-
1874 amounted to 0 ,4O7, 900, and fol
1875 $9,402, 900, a loss Of $l,0O5, 900.
The total assessment in city and county
for 1874 amounted to $37, 5S5, 900, and
for 1875 1874, 1856, 900, a loss OF 81, 697 600
At some other time we will give a more
detailed statement of the present assess
ment in the city wards and country dis
tricts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05
ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATER.
Monday and Tuesday Evenings, OctO-
Der 4th and 5th.

GRAND BENEFIT PERFORMANCE IN
" aid OF the sufferers by the recent terri
bic TEXAS FLOODFAs given un-
der the direction Of Mr.. CHAs. L. NEWTON,
the popular dramatic author and actor. who
will appear in the beautiful romantic Military
Drama, in 3 acts, entitled,
LIE Pavilion Reuje (The Red Flag,
Assisted by n company consisting Of the most
talented Lady and Gentlemen Amateurs in
Memphis. .
PARTICULAR NOTICE. Every effort will
be made to render these per formanees in. every
respect as near perfection as possible. During
the play a well-drilled body Of military. will
appear upon the stage, and the interest Of the
performance will also be enhanced BY the first
appearance in public Of MRS. A. L. SHOCK.
Prices as usual. Box.sheet now open.
1870
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05

BRoDE, McINTYRE & Co. have received
the first barrel of new molasses, which
was sold this morning in front of the
Cotton Exchange by A. NJ. Stoddard,
and brought 81 80 per gallon, a fancy
price. Buckham & Co., No. ll5 Beal
street, we're the buyers, and they will sell
IL 10 their customers at cost.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05

TAKE your prescriptions to Newsum's
new drug store, No, IS Charleston ave-
nue., opposite the Memphis and Charles
ton depot. He has quinine and all other
fresh drugs and medicines used; in fact,
a Grst-class prescription drug store.
Also, keeps a fine assortment Of wines,
liquors, etc. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05
A. N. GOODMAN.

IL o WISH TO R WELL, go to A.
Il. Goodman, the fashionable tailor, 100
Main street, who has lust received q
large stock Of fall and winter goods,
which be will make up as well and az
low as any house in the city. [3s
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05
Grand opening.

Ladies, don't fail to attend the grand
fall opening on Thursday next, the 7th
inst, at james Mckee & Co.'S, corner
Main and Union streets. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05
CHANDELIERS
AT PHIL j. MALLON q CO.'S,
204 Main street. l6'r

For daily papers from all the leading
cities in the Union, illustrated weekly
and monthly magazines and novels, or
for fancy stationery and school books,
call al Thos. H~anson's, No. COZ Beal
street. ISL
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05
ADDITIONAL mARKATs,
Cotton.

The market this morning opened
steady, with fair offerings and a fair de-
mand. The rain and gloomy weather
this morning tended to check operations.
Estimated sales for the day, 1000 bales;
sales yesterday, 1900 bales. New York
spots opened steady aud at noon were
quiet and firm, with futures quiet and
firm, Liverpool was steady. New Or
leans was quiet.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05
THE CITY.
nH H nj II H =.
Tuesday Evening, Oct. ., 1876.

FALL styles of boots and shoes for gen.
tlemen, in great variety, at Coffey & Co.'s,
307 Main street. 27r
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05

V1GYETTE AUTHORS, a revised game of
authors-all the rage. For sale at Mans
ford's, corner Of Second and Monroe
streets. 50
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05

LARGE stock of hosiery, underwear,
boots, shoes aud clothing at auction, by
A. E. FARMLAND, 1876 Main street, at 10
o'clock Wednesday morning.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05

SHE'LL oysters from Norfolk at Mad
anne Vincent's Crystal Palace Saloon
served up in every style. Families sup
piled in shell or can. PSI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05

SPLENDID. Atwood cashmere pants at
50, worth So, at
M. S. CHAPsKY & BRo,' s,
23t 227 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05

LAKE Erie salmon received daily by
express at Victor D. Fuchs Al Jefferson
street. ~
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05
MANHOOD.
RESTORED.

VICTIM OF YOUTHFUL IMPRU-
"a Sonoe. causing premature decay, ner-
;Tousdsbility, ETC., having tried IN vain every
~ ~ Iii send frce 10 his fellow-sufferere.
NNuog W. 80 eod-l07
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05
FELIX shell Oysters.

Shell oysters received daily at Felix
Frausioli's, 292 Front, near corner Of
Madison. 30t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05

THos. B. CoFrEY & Co 3O7 Main
street, under Peabody Hotel, have re.
ceived the new styles of gentlemen's
shoes. They also manufacture fine
goods. Call and try them. PIT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05
Rega. Britannica, Reina Victoria, Del
Reys, CazadOres, Media Regalias,
LOndres. Camelias, ETC., Etc.,
GEORGE Z GRAYsER
NOTICE.

VTAvING CLOSED OUR STORE IN MEN,
Ill PHIS. all persons indebted to us arc
earnestly requested p e call ana pay t rs Sa%e
Yl Main street. Also, at said place may be
Sound ali u~noalled for WATCHES and JEwELRY
left with us for repair.
99-39 Il. ID. AZ W.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05

LIVERPOOL. October B, 2 psm.-Ootton is
2,00O bales. Of which 1900 we're for export and
speculation,
NKw ORLEANS. October S. 1880 a.m.-
Cotton is quiet and unchanged. Middling,
l2Hc; sales. $50 bales; receipts, 7l55 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05

Our grand opening Of fall styles op
Thursday next, the 7th inst.
y JAMES MCKEE & Co.,
81 Successors to U. Doherty.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

Napoleon, A. j. White ,.~"....~.......... pm.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer Mary Miller, Ohio river.
Quickstep, Mouth of White.
DEPARTURES.
Steamer Phil Allin, Friar's Point.
Frank Forest, Asbport.
Mary Miller, New Orleans.
Belle Memphis, st, Louis.
Fort Gibson, Arkansas river.
BOATS IN PORT.
City Of Augusta, Era No. 8, Quickstep.
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather gloomy, With a drizzling rain.
The river here is receding steadily, with
a good stage Of water from Cairo down.
AT St. Louis the river fell five inches
yesterday, with seven feet in the channel
out to Cairo. The Ohio is falling from
Pittsburg to Cairo, with three feet nine
inches in the canal and four and a hall
feet on the bars in the lower Ohio. Cum,
berlahd and Tennessee rivers are down
to their summer stage. Arkansas river
is falling again, with three feet on the
bars from Pine Bluff out and two feet be-
tween Little Rock and Pine Bluff. White
river remains at q fair stage from Jack.
sonport to the mouth.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The cotton season will be- in full blast
by the middle Of the month.
The Phil Alliu, out last night, had all
the freight she could handle and was full
Of people.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05

JAMES McKEE & Co.'S grand opening
of fall millinery, Thursday next, 7th
inst. Remember the place, 1898 Main
street, corner Union. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05

LADIES fine shoes-front-lace, side
lace and button-new styles, at Cofey
& Co.'S, 3O7 Main street, under Peabody
Hotel. 27t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-10-05
Amusements.

memphis THEATER.-The efforts made
to get up a fund for the benefit of suffer
ers by floods in Texas, by giving an am
ateur dramatic entertainment at the the
alter last night, prOyeda decided failure,
not more than fifty persons being in at,
tendance. The military play entitled
The Red Flag was fairly presented by the
f~oliow;ng oast.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.


pntnr, reported condition. buildings which chin.
news were reported condition. during week ending Saturday
Tbom, No o. rear unse w,ter table, brick piers
Of front; Geo. W. Piatt, owner.
Tooma NO. ~ oat unsafe ns store front and brick
work Of seconl story Geo. W. Plat, owner
Ihldaye, columns
Mayor mnonay OF the City of NewYork
l27 l29 and 49, unsafe bnck"o under cerne
WhhaIst NO Z unsafe beams subeerj s. Caset
West No llJ, wall oat Of plumb and unsafe
h No III, rear wall os OF plumb buged and
sac; Philip Daly. owner. ., 80
Water 10 unsafe beams In cellar and tan beams on third
storE Siephen Whitney Estate, owners
Thr No 12 unsafe wall at hrt story buge aud sprung
seeonaaTe No. 2O7s unsafe generally Of plumb; A. Schultz,
u"cre No 80 conmns .ermner beams Of hoist.
A. H. Mead, owner.
Tears No. 81 dangerous aud unsafe wall Horace Ely.
agent.
ei.hr Iha u h sle 80 MadsOn-ave w,l,
properly brace not properly guarded iroa) DANIEL
Egstve 10 III columns pier. and WALL
Mrs C. Van Rensaear, owner.
hOoIosi Ne. ~, unsafe door opening 10
Wa.t Foriyeye No 422 building rendered
ereaya ions; ID. Lindo owner.
Cana.i No 2I0 piers Of drs story; p.
Bsowst northeast OF Bedfordst, unsafe gable wall
g.t Fay.eisas NO. lUS2 detective aue Morris IIolande
Gmpd, Nos l3i 1896 (sirc broken and Ans Depe
last PartscsL 1893 tron, balcony flooring uns.l Jane,
y Bn,ihngs on ,ohih Chnaeys Arv R,pOrei Unssn
East Oar hundred and Uinthst No "a WA B'nien oSneL
Ea Olehuhlda AZ .inhs No 49, fatuck tosah, oFhrE
Amt. No 49, Estate Of DAVID Dee ,er. owler
Thtdeyc.. Nc. 1884; J. R. lr, owner
Fast Es shtv-aTst-st No. 2JJi Hagh Bryan,
CauaisL. No. 3lOs " Lds.nis, Ageat
Conne.e eornef Belio nj 81 H. Gomez otte:
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PpOIECTED BuLLD[NGs.

i.c,c Tor which plans have been submitted N N
peD m.nt Bulgs dunng Hg SATURDAY March o. 1910
sxy. xh-s south s. 30 ee east OF AitisJnayc, two brogr
storr nrscas dseus stores 20xJO 22S7O DR., Bat
ltr
We. Tht~-,st No 143 brek arsteass dwelling three
rirs, lGGx45; the Rev. EuEcne i Ec.cs,
OF Nth, brick
so. AMI tenement. stories % OxJ4; G. T. Helms,
south sid 81 t east Of SceOnaye,
trs stable. ro stories. ljx2jG G G. 4. Helms.
brick
fyc stories. ZJHGJ. Rob ~ q. Or gg,
Foft,.Grs st. souh side Huthaye brick
ami tenement stories 20I6G Hugo Macr
Oncan iteenht north side, 50 feet east OF SccO1faYe
bcs tenement 2Ux5J; Anna
FynBth-st north SHE 200 feet Of Esyelthye bIck
stable stories, 37Ox20O estimated Sl55 900
NcsYork Ceursl IIuon River Railroad Company
Natsr-s, brick mAnuctOry, stories, "a 1856
Joshua JOnes.
Bosonave side 500 feet north Of Kugsbrdge
dwelling ! 2 stories 2Ux2S. W z. Berrian.
south size. 33 leei of
A. bown-one, frste,ess dwelling three SORES l7l0I40 Ter
renee Mcclure,
Wletst 2o brick and tenement four stories, 3y39
Adam llamn.
trear)
JOIil, Kiltc u Brst0W.
EsneJ the II baings enumerated 2J1 800
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cost Of ss, oqo total estimated cost ha,s. and ..r:

eos. Of ssi o2o estimated cost for hadlass ana .
ops 1893 go Special applications Tor frame sld 'be
10 Daring month Of February the number Of 5ew easnm %
meuced %: comptsJ 0G progress Dos alsfahoH'
mcncei 40; completed II 10 progre ~ I1 & e "
proDosc 81 $50 300i OF alterations sJoIzZ
for buding3 fn1 alterations OF VI
vf Violation UDsffs Bud IS tfdfs
Ovens heO REPORTS budngs surFeYel ZOf; eou
rnssfa 30; safe ~ unssfe notices served zoos ent
oaey u violations reported removed notices rry
yo ons lg sent attorney For the monthNumbe OF bn
inzs surYeyei l0ii reported unsafe. ilE' male sss
Az down, 3 iD progress. 81; 9onccs served Io
eut oruc violations Of law reported 81 removed III noues
served 81; TO ettom-y, g. - A., .
The Bureau ami Fire Escapes Cha' X HYDE cei
buildings or
l42 buildings
tao necessary requirements fees notices served 5oV ees
cane attorney 53 iron srci gFder beans an hnes
sca and approved 2J outside feescapes Bill udng are
Al repo eli a. thoroughly pecied Their eordon
ard availability 27S of which escapes are epodh
good condition. 3J requiring hog repairs or ser.ton
ID. determinations Of buildings pre'louV renorl IS
escapes other additional means Of ese & ~ on -.
rt0nnts reported complied with and on W g. not o'
pld ~ front l0i buildings also reported as nav
ing ns,ece reported good cordon ~ tbeses
officially Inspected win reference
guards OF fire other casualty and DO a
lions propreto Of Robinson a odered TO REQ en-
auditorium aod the chars or IN
ppodrome prohibited sunday evening Iotal n1
Inspections and reeHmnaton for the "ees were olo
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
NTcPHERSONsHAND BOOK OF POLITICS


Hon Edward McPheson LID CLERK OF tie u s. House Repre-
seu;atrrS.
This standard and authoritative political manual which contains IN rs
double column authentic and eKlluye Of all
IMPORTANT POLili,AL ACtIoN,
from July l., 1872 to Ju7 II, 1874, is Eow really.
Among other valuable political lfta The following are j.
LISTS OF sEsAToRs and a4r,ESEyrArIvEs of tie xLnd
and XLllld Congrassts ~
Toe second nao-r'l and fqTt, sI1; al , e.h Annual
and Special Messages Of President Grant
I6OCLAMATIOXS AND ORDERS
stned Msg Il, 1872 FaL tea and hi,io.y of Ihe
"sALARYGRAG" snd the SALARY N.fEAh ACTS
each au te ind ua Of each
''''' ''' JJDIci1L DECISIONS AND OPINIONS
CoSSTlTUrioSAL AMENDMENTS
made and ponosei 70 ibe oIg,1e tg Of ha Sc, m @ s'es
IN the kills. ALllli, aud preceding Coagesses
"aEMORANBUM" TO SENATOR JONES.
other utierances o and personalo financial Affairs
TIE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION,
Report Of the Senate COmHee With all Congressional dseu0A AZ
STATE ACTION on RAILROADS,
Laws aud Judicial Decisions Of Illinois sHl NiscOGaa
CvIL RIGHTS BILL
Amendments Proceeding WoIf 1Id ,Ss yS,eii arcurs
POpesOD and vote in the United States Senate and action in various
GENEVA AND SAN JUAN AWARDS
With the acts Of Congress for their distribution
NEW STATE PLATFORMS OP 1874
All which have been adopted up TO July 10.
STATISTICAL TABLES;
A.-PuBIc DRBT or IhE UNITED srArE%
B.-PACIFC RAILWAY BosD&
C.-ISTgRSAL RKyESUE TkBrs
D.-DIsrRIBurIoS or TUE CUKREScI.
E-APPKoPRAroSs Fiscal YEARS 1872 1873. 1874,
P.-REvssuEs ExPEspirUREs GovERsxKsr
G-PRE.DESTIAL voTE OF 1872 AND STATE ELECTIONS
The whole forming MAMMAL absolutely indispensable poll
ean whatever his who desires thorough and accurate uoma
on oil tie living Issues Of the times The volume Is fully and
PsicE 81 oO POSTPAID PART CorSrRr Address
THE TRIBUNE Eew.York
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Oantira Academies
REAL ESTATE.
NrwYorK. MONDAY. March 8. 1873

NEW YORK, Monday, March g. 1873.
At the Exchange SalesrOOm to-day Joseph
Mcclure sold two frame houses with lots each 25xlOO4
on south sie OF Forty st. 100 feet cast Of Tenth
ave. for ST. 500 The sale mAdo subject TO dover
right. Adrian H. Muller & son sold ~ order u the
Slpr, me Court house and lot known as No $40 west
Furetnst south ede 1884 feet east Of NlntAaye, for
S-,2lJ; lot, l6 sX95 o. q.
Tie report Superintendent Of the DcTarm Mt OF
BuIl4ilSs Tor the week ending March IS as Io0@5:
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
Giln Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE.-A fOur-stOry brOwn-stOne
DWELLING on sIty-seeondst, ia feet We Of Droaa""'
1900 corner S9i 0Ou other property at low figure
WA BEDELL. Bglcr aud OSBer, 3Os West kiy-eghths,
LOR SALE.-123 East Sixty-ifth-st., between
Lexington Fourthaycs BROwNsroNB high soop mod
n uossesson inmelstey be seen by
permit only. \. ZIl1ELL, I,OZ6 TbrJ-aye.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
RUILDING STATISTICS

For ending saturday March D. 1870 from record, the De.
pAiiust Of Blisiag' Walter W. Adams saPenBnisn also
The month II Fcblusy. 1873.
Tie Baieau Of Inspection tRobert McGnnis chle0
for the plans Submitted - buildings a
esrima;ed cost Of s297,sOo OF 'bi. number 10 are
d~elings. 2S sbo
4. Central Hudson Railroad Company
II u 0O0. Bsipss proposed GT ssuss, 49,
New-York tribune., 1875-03-09
Nee- gersep Real Gstats for Sale.


AT MORRISTOWN, N. J.-FOr SALE,
"A moeru house, 10 roJn gas water &c y 'cres MINUTES
from o; eIceat glTen abundance Of irgit terms eas
:. EDDY. Nc l Parkpace.
ORANGE, Y. D.. SPECIALTI.-Great variety
~ IEyP.RlT for SALE anl RENT. Oice h,urs, to p
IT, GERRY. - Nasla-st, anl Orange, opposite depot
H(sl ACRE FARM at Hawthorne, n. j., Ia
IASb2 NenIork both Erie aui Midland Railroads
u us: ard outbli1g. apple orchard plenty
snail u Tie eopery shuy locate! rd oycrlooAng
tb W Of entirely malaria
qu toes Together cows h,rs 80 fowls buggy covered wagon
1ca7 description THIS rare opportunity
and efere at mach les than cost There OUTLAY Deded
rc hay straw and corr J cattle beng on ine
lice Pc for 3D. $li 900 Terms Oay part cash. WIN
''' -''' j. W EDWARDS, % Pine-s'. up stairs
Ca.S INN (irst 90 per cent? in two years;
p 2.AUO 4lasis-gr a' At eSn: WIN Pa,!,,s Lac
cqpal o1,srT rectal yaue either OF two hand
some couuoiiou SUBURBAN VILLA RESIDENCES wth snpe
grounds uniting 80 The robust ard Wholesome niu
erc,s Of colstry gi ocsy well drained and healthy
uear oepo: paved llt.d STREET. pO-e Rarets eAurhe
schools, ard W.n 10 iCsns5 hcEiork D. ne gnnyale4
aeou the Central Railroad Of NesJeey Hoas bave
a.s hot and heater closets bath 6c Lots lad oat IN
garien IL aad fruit berf &c
address the OWNER P0stOIce BOX Io4
Elizabeth. y. j.