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Progress ofths Centennial Buildings.


According to present indications the Gem
tennial buildings viii be ready for the ar
rangement of goods by April or May next.
The iron girders for the roof of Memorial
Hall are all in place. The Exhibition Paw
ilion has reached the line of Memorial Hall.
The second section of the Exhibition Pay
ilion has been commenced and about 400
feet is done. Abont ], 900 feet of Machinery
Hall has been completed and the sashes
glazed and in place. Horticultural Hall is
well advanced, and the work of fencing In
the grounds has been commenced. The
total expenditures, buildings, current ex-
penses, &C., are estimated as So, 600, 900.
OF this sum, $5, 0OO, 600 has already been
received, and the Board of Finance hope to
have million and . half more on hand as a
contingent fund for the opening day.
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VARIATION m THE EARTH,s TEMPERA-
TuRE.-Mr. Wellman, after reducing the
hourly observations made at Berne, Switz-
erland, for seven years, and deductlng
therefrom the laws Of diurnal changs Of
temperature, has investigated the effect of
cloudiness on the daily variation, especially
at night He finds that the radiatlng pow
or Of the earth's surface is everywhere and
at all times the same. The temperature in
the morning is he states, five or six degrees
higher IN cloudy weather than VIXEN the
weather is clear. Also, that the simple
atmosphere of the earth surrounds it like
protecting layer Of clouds. and that without
this the earth would experience daily an
enormous variation 10 temperature. Even
the clear sky, or rather the moisture
presentas an invisible yapor, protects the
earth with an efficiently equal to about one
third Of that exerfed By layer Of clouds,
against too strong daily change Of tenn
perature. :
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Novel Marine Engine.

A new marine engine, designed to econo-
mise space, and to do away with all slides,
eccentrics, link motions and other revers-
ing gear, has recently been tried in small
steam yacht in England. It consists Of
three cylinders placed side by side and
connected by peculiar system of steam
ports that open and close by movements
from the three pistons that are made to act
as slides. A three-throw crank joins the
three plstons; three connecting rods and
the crank make the working parts. The
ports all meet in three-way cock, and by
its movement the engine starts, stops, and
reverse at win and instantly. The cylin-
ders and stroke are each seven inches, and
under ninety pounds pressure, and $50 rev
olutions ) the engine indicated forty-horse
power, and the yacht made thirteen miles
against a slack tide in seventy five minutes
the engine is attracting much attention
among engineers and boat owners. An
engine having three cylinders grouped to-
gether has also been recently patented in
this country, but, from the drawings pub
lished, it seems to be moro complicated
than the English engine.
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l. Any enc who takes papsr regularly from she Poe.
oGRcs whether directed q his Raas o. anoshera a.
whsthsr he has subscribed noeaa rssponabls f Ne
payment.
q IL person crdaes his paper disosnsinued ha mrxe
pay all axrsasges the pubsheF wl continue 10 ssaA
IL until payment s made and collect the whole amount
whether the paper is taken fson the ofiee or nst
g. The courts have decided that refusing 10 sas the
nswspspsm periodicals from che Possoce OF rsrsv~
Ing and issving hsn ancaed for q p4a faea svtsnes
Of intentional fraud.
Papers oresed 70 say address be changed anes.
or address 1t the optien Of the subscriber.
Remtaness By draft cAsck money order, or registered
letter. may b SAINT Is risk. All Postastsrn aRe re-
qaired 70 register letters on application
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The idea has been started in the Vienna
Jockey Club of having race to Paris be-
tween six of the Vienna facres or hackney
coaches, and prizes to the amount of e2, 900
have been subscribed for the purpose.
Four facres have already entered the COM
petition. Should more than six offer them
selves a selection viii be made by ballot.
The time fixed from Vienna to Paris is 16
days. With every second carriage there is
to be an umpire. They are to go for 10
hours day, and rest for the remaining IA.
The race is looked forward to with intense
interest. Most of the drivers who have
already offered to go are well known all
about town, and almost public characters
as riders in the yearly trotting match in tho
Prater.
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Some years ago the Erie Company issued
as an advertisement an imitation of cou-
pom railway ticket, showing routes, dis
tances, and connections for a complete jour-
ney around the world. 1t was inscribed,
"Good for one lesson in modern geography,
but not valid for passage - but there were
those who predicted that before long the
lesson would become a reality. So, in part
it already has, by the issuance of Erie tick
cts in this City for Honolulu, Hong Kong,
Yokohama, and Calcutta, or half the cir
conference of the globe.
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First National Bank.

Helena, Montana.
:. T. HAUsEE, d. c. CoRBIE,
President Cashier
s. N. HALI. T. u. KLEINsoHMIDT.
Vice-President. Asst Cashier.
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY OF THE
UNITED STATES.
Authorized Capital. ........... ....$5OO, 600
Paid Up Capital .........a .......... 1OO,OOU.
Permanent Surplus Fund ................ $50,laH.G
Dividend paid March 4. 1874. 49,. 10000
Average Deposits proceeding six months, 4s5 .000G
Invested III u. y Bonds .-..:........ Sl4tWhU
We transact general Banking business. and buy. al
highest rates Gold Dnst, rein. Gold and Silver Rul
lion. and Local Securities: Sell Exchange and Tele
graphic Transfers available in oil parts of the Unite
States, the Canadas. Great Britain, Ireland and ths
Continent. COLLECTIONS made and proceeds remitteG
promptly. Our facilities for handling
SILVER ORES particularly good. and this
branch of 0nr business viii receive special attention
Cash advancrs made nnon Ores. and same shipped fo,
account of owners. OR WE WILL BUY FOR
CASH at the very best rates allowable. Owners o.
mines will consult their interests by calling upon ns
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The French observers of the recent tran
sit of Venus have completed their calcula-
tions of the angle Of parallax and report
it to be 8,s76 seconds, which agrees very
nearly with the corrected calculations frem
a number of independent data prior to the
transit. The angle mentioned indicates the
distance of the earth from the sun to be in
round numbers, 90, 10O, 600 miles, as more
recently taught instead of the old time Or
thodox 95, 600, 600 of miles in the school
books. This, however, is the calculation
of but one set of observers. The object of
having SO many posts of observation of the
transit was to secure a number Of independ-
ent calculations which, it is hoped, would
closely correspond in result, and thus some
certainty to the estimate of the suns dis
tance, which is standard element in most
OF the calculations for the nee of navigators,
an dtherefore of practlcalimportance to get
as nearly right as possible.
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On the 1st of Jnne the Pope commenced
his summer practice of getting up in the
morning at $50. At he says mass in his
private chapel, at he takes breakfast of
a cup of coffee with an egg in it and cup
If coffee. At 10 he receivaf Cardinal Anso-
nelli, and at II he gives private and public
audiences. At he dimes lightly on dish
Of boiled beef or .frittura Of figs. and
some of tho white wine from the rdstetls
After dinner he takes a rest in his private
library until 4:30. At ten his valet asks
enedictiou and bids him good night.
Until the 1st of December this system of
us life is not changed. except through
sickness.
The busiest man in Russia is Prince
t3ortschakoff. He rises at 6 a. M, reads
letters until s; his Secretary reads or ana
iyzes to him the more important articles of
intelligence in the daily papers Of Europe;
he lunches at noon, walks an hour, receives
visits from to 4, answers letters from to
8, dimes and spends the evening at the EN-
press of Germany's cottage. The most
interesting portion Of Prince Gortschakoff's S
correspondence is the letters he gets from
ladies. lie begs every Russian lady about
% quit st. Petersburg to write him fire.
suently and tell him everything she sees
md hears. In this way he is kept familiar
with all the public, private and secret his
tory of Europe. The old fellow evidently
snows where to look for news. t.
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TzRMs Parable Invariably In advance.
NEWspApER nEcIsrnNs

One Year .6 %
Six Months ......,..,..,,.s & is
Three 50
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Regular advertising payable quarterly. as due.
Special Notices are so per cent. more than reg.
ular advertisements
Local advertising is cents for the rst insertion
10 cents per line for each succeeding insertion:
lines counted In Eonparisl measure.
Job Work payable on delivery.
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An English medical journal reports the
accomplishment OF the feat of numbering
the hairs of the head. Tt announces that
there are from 100, 900 to 200, 900 hairs in
lady's head, and then computes their value
by relating an incident which it says hap
pened to Madame Nilsson during her resi-
dence in New York City. She was at a
fancy far and an admirer asked her the
price of single hair from her head. She
said $40, and in few moments The Swed-
ish songstress was surrounded by admirers
anxious to buy hair at the same rate"
The proceeds were given to the fair. At
this rate the value of Madame Missions hair
is $2, Oo0,oOo.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

ludng which bi7e been submitted to the Department
a cA .L4ing SATURDAY., Jan g. 1870;
ID. POO f-t Of erlye, iNpuyten
DuJT dwelling ttor.es. 2ix3O; G Glcarist owner
Of Icnth-aye, frame
Svsl ,tc three stories, 2jx42: NJ. Sheridan.
Fneyrath-s 30 feet east OF Fonhaye one brown
stone dwelling, four stories l6t1JOi Burns Taylor
FnySvepb bt south side 1866 Of Fourth-ave,
stories lCA6J; Bruins Taylor
e7cnh.s south SIDE 122 feet east Of Fourthaye eight
dwellings, four stones 2OI5J Bruns Taylor
owners.
Piyseveahst south side 16 feet wo Of LeIpgtonave one
aownstone Dwelling four stories lG1COi Drums TAYLOR
dwelling stories IL 6G6O Bruins aTlor
sose sbooEhouse four l0OI9j Cooperation City OF Ne"
AOrk. 80,
nebuu north side 100 feet of First
ave three brick enenents four stories 2JxJ4i hsTzrave
.IGovers.
side, northeast Of Aurdred aniTenty
brswastoae fgstcsss Dwellings ioar stores ia
"a 1890, Philip Teets, - =,
Downings 10 H. and tenement Eve stories 25I4l
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

DEPARTMENT OP BriLpiNGs
condition also tudngs reported FOL
nnssfe chimney ending Saurds7, Jan g. 1875
sec,ay 41 ard 2342 unsafe coping party waH also
uaSafe th;mDers; Hearv Bckstein.
RivilgoB-st No 3l3 unsafe front wall John kane, owner
Broavs No 292 unsafe foundation and rear WALL Hem nlig
Lerys No. o. unsafe corace aud chimney Terence FEev
Lbsrtyst unsafe coce snd front bFieE work Qurf
SaWTSfs. hcAillsh owner
west Foyhr No 472 westerly wall and chimney
2. h. Cutlg estate, Ow-er.
LeIos Of Bdlordst unsafe parapet wall and ehimne
Chts Noss.
Peonse West frOa from CO-tardt TO LbeTtyst o
l6 IT, frame banR the main supports thereof are
broken AMI the bCdng consequently ID unsafe CONDITION
Renns TVGnla Ia rOad Coupanv. owners
BUILDINGS REPORTED FOR UN5APK CHIMNBYs
Third.ave. No. POI John Head lessee -
West FweaysyenhL, No s2j estate OF Cooper T. D. Gil
.lerseevc. executor.
4 Secon1aye.. No 57l James CAvanagh, owner.
\ Broadway. No $50: Win. Edelsten,
Broadway, No. 92S NIn. EiesteIn owner
Frzlkln-st, NJ. 10; A. ". Leggett, owner.
B5rl-s., No. ~ ftOS NewbOM
sauton-st. Nos 3l4 aud @l6; Gee. c. khrsam, owner
NorlEs Mo- % snd lOl estate Of DDcor VeTmyea, owner
DelaBcey-st, No. IoY g. Z. Piucknev, agent.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
DuIIDING STATISTICS

seel ending s'ur in 1870 from records o. Dc
of Buiiiings. Ndi tr ". amS SHprTnlendest
lhs Butsa plans Submitted Tor 81 rev oRld-
f 45utj; hnidngs proposed Tor aitrra-
a. sau eel mate 1ojO total estimsted for eeehoH
q rev blgs UOOJO the new hui dings inende
btween fOurh
Fonve S.00O So OOJ eaeh and IL erstclass
boTth-eA OF one
s. cot ng $4,000 each tsbeohouse
fuyIouftbst bas, cost Sf0oVV ana O1 sone
costing $500 r-eh speeAi IN.
brf IA.
mb. a bss s su.serra 733 unsafe. 2O made se
~ unsafe notice. terve 80 Voaons Of reported z3i VIOLA
Cos aote "a; Seusj, SO cases sent 70 ato
bst,3 - ,,,,--- -
Bu.an Of ron.Wo~t PreB reports 10 buidhg
,.opg trep-s anu 20 Iaxs provided with Ere
servo 33l sdngs leretoio-e provided WIZ sak
undergone thorOuga
A. the ooon snd Of The escapes therein in ease o.
Efe on Of o1ne good condition ana on
ts s1d roqnnuE painting OF
l36 buildings previously rrportcS us eqnnRs escapes iePA
etp o. .rop meas egfe hoJs 70 beulLe openings se
were rsmnd ~ Of Shh the roquirsneas uers reporsa
retired
therp are doutune Is thaer hSl ABd places Of aeeme
nspsc.ed reference aeEudA venuton means
ks In Sc of or referetos to section ~ OF ths
BudBg law parties dn notified Of prSchohs thereo
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12

DEPARTMENT FINANCE, BURRlu COLLECTION orr
TAXES COURTHOUsE, PARK. 81 CHAzBEKssr, Dec l. 1874
FINO TAX-PAYERS.-Notice is hereby given
all persons who have Omitted TO their taxes for the
1874 TIRE the undeIagned at the Bureau Tor tue COe
uoB Of Taxes before the lst day Of Jsnnary, 1870
On remaining unpaid the l day Of January 1873.
est the Of II W be charged from the
which the rolls warrants were delivered to the
Receiver Of Taxes TO the date Of psymcnL
money will be received sieT o'clock Once hours from
Sam to z D. m MARTIN T. MCMAHON Receiver Of Taxes
CITY oP EKw-YORK. DEPARTMAST or fNAkCE, !
BUREAU COLLEcTIos OF TAIn, Z
CoVkrHoUiE PAAK. 81 CHAnBzo ST.. Nov ~, leN(
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
Gin Real estate for Sale.

FOR SALE-Yery low, or will lease for term
Of yesn frte'ls 4stOrv trowa house 26I62IlO0
sSrytiIihsL, near RithaJe EODY Park plaza
FOR SALE-The fve-stOry brick BUILDING
a tst L0r, Z9j Naters. bower; also Farm Of 50
80 o. 9nd W wescaessrr County For particulars inquire Of
sLSS JAMES, 80 BrOOBe-sL. City
MUST BE SOLD.
~ LOIS SAD aud S5hsts eosr TO Ceots Part pres
2raneb b. W. WILLIAMS, 83T 6th-ave
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Monday. Jan.


AT the Exchange Salesroom, to-day, A. D.
Bleaeker Son & White sold by order OF 'ne supreme
Co,r, ruder direction of S. ]. Bidach, referee, the
brownsone house aud lot No. S04 East Thr-
tvarsi-st. South Side. $50 feet east OF Seeondav'
isxlOS for $4,000 The sale OF the Metropolitan Theater
.nno1noed for To-day was adjourned unt the 25 inst
The report OF the Department Of buildings lot the
week ending January 9, 1873, was as follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
Geaal NoIlrcs,

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, CITY and
~ COUNTY B. touSLa " wihaAs 5d M
W and Testament 9 George MfTT y @ SeIsseo I EShH1 T
sAR1H sIRlf F F. Ho%G cohSEX MAWKISS pal GlGAR9
HAwKNS e5 Gussn 1' ef COM not e7d To the De-
endaus them Iou are hereby summoned and required 70
Ss Cs Ht Of Ss c and Couny SsTYo cuGo1e
% said & & 1RS 20 sG . de Se no. OF AZ IS Pn 1s"T sad c within
after the service tbs 3 snoa; % On ya "a nj Within The
time plaintiffs in this scsoa will apply to the Court for
''f 6st,d is,- SsS.Ior Dec ls 1874 Az W Van yEcaTEN
Ill., ,, - n, os O1cu was duy Ged in the Office
Ss @ ct s 4 the % 7l S SGn' S
CUPREME COURT, City and County of New
= York-GeOrge Lord Samuel Lord r and Thomas yarker
Plaintiff sgD Thomas COM HeDo Dos Re enS sbo S
You hereby summoned and required to answer me com
pm Cu Cty and County Of EewYCr at
s 2 % 4S5 SdaS:I II to % %
after the service Of hs summons o. 5o1 % % Ge
Ie time aforesaid plaintiffs tins action will take Judgment against
sss s r @ R rsSf 5 sIlai'9
luadre seventy four besides the SITS ad disbursements OF this
''''l-O'''d N'''i'i' Ds''"G GhIFFES6sS HUBBARD
The complaint the Abovene action sed IN The once n Of
the SefI q ine & 1pa DeeeHbe ii s74
''diG DIS iaS61Tu CHIrTESDES & HUBBARD Prrs Aa,Z.
CUPREME COURT-CITY AND COUNTY
- or EEw-YoeK.-JAnEs STUART, JOHN S AUGhIdTIEE
isahRG isa ocS6Ir and RoBEaT J5sroS
coSDIT ISRAEL D. CoNDIT You hereby summoned and
complaint n this action Of which here
with snd to OF your answer to the sad
complaint his Office, Nc Broadet DreIe
the
hereof otbe such service and fail
e said compin aforesaid the plaintiff this action
judgment against for the sum Of wo thousand one hn
dollars and I with interest from tie twenty
% day OF November tbousqnl eight hanet seventy
beddes the costs this ac0nDated Dec mber Ia 1874
EDWARD PATTERSON, Plaintiffs Attorney
No. BrOad-St hew-York.
above entitled action duly be1 IN the once
Of the CLERK County Of tie llth ds' Of
January 1915. EDWARD PATTERSON Plaintiff Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
Gorporailon Notires.

DEPARTMENT of Public Palks.-500 tons
~ Of COLSeaed proposals for delivery Of 500 Tons OF Coal
will be received by the above mentioned Department No. 80 JnOn
New York. until $3.50 Wednesday Jan 49, 1873. For
full particulars " City Record" No City Hall
MASON and IRON RK.-Sealed proposals
IVA viii be received by the DEPARTMENT or PUBLIC WORKS
until II O'clock Ssn 3 1870 for the MASON AND IRON
WORK for constructing roof Tompkus Market
For particulars The City Record Copies for City Hall
TWO STEAM PUMPS.-SEALED PROPO-
n SAILS will be received by the Pre- Department until 10
49, 1870 for furnishing STEAM PUMPS for use on
propeller Po particulars The City Copies o
sale at No 2 City Hall
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
3rooklpn Real estate for Sale.

FOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS.
No lO2 Pineapple-st-Frse and houEe lO, 27z60
AtG 2o6 and 26S Wssbngtons.Frame ling; lot 4GH7D
No. l1g 1917 and basement brick h0useA
No 43 WillOughby-sL-3sorY brick holse lot, 2JIloO
10 81 HekSst-3-storY brick house; lot, 251lO0
&c. ljS KsmsensL-3-siOry brick house; l0.. 2jHlO0
w p. COOK. 23j Wathingionst, BROOKLYN.
p s. BUSSING, jr., No. 204 Montague-st.
lls Buugl Brooklvn BROKER in REAL ESTATE
MORTGAGES has for sale Brooklyn Hhs ide1ces
hsfrepont hcatgae Willow Hicks, and Hcnrs.
Columbia lights between Clark and PerepOnt the latter
Eo y Tookng vef New York. excellent OpDortu
seeure situation At moGere cost Near Prospect PARK
rDe new tbreestr basement bOWBsoue front brick house
zjO est finished in eabreEoTk NeS'Yoit CITY s location
slsvd similar house the above finished In walnut
tr sired Loue AGENT to eIehS.g for Other property and
p4 bck house also near TIE PaIk or OOO
ms payment Sodth BTookyn CD inon SseAeu Dhlon
Hoytsis and elsewhere great bAIgsns 'H tas % %
can now secured through the ADVERT SER IN tbe un OF
oB nd fsvesyes houses various descriptions at prices
ng from s 600 TO $l5 OCO each OF them worhy OF the
% attention OF buyers houses Of cheaper grades 70 al a OF
'es for N u SO 800 each Fscagt lots o Sa th
@ Prospect Park and on the L o
Also three lots DOHisgues, and Two on
property 10 EghtT o ceatrab located ~
tIhange Fam within 100 Hiles OF new ORA ~ vt.
uuucuubeTed exchange for bonses fhHes
property contemplating its puchas nay W
Advantage 10 communicate with the advertiser. h
mor.gs ges on carefully attended TO- nd
nYes in seoarty learn without ehase OF
s. BussING jL. 2Ol MOntagUe-'t BrOOElyn
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
5auinQs Banks.
gouarIuersnlp Ncnfes.

LEXANDER HARGREAVES BROWN of
N RehmoBd HILL LIVERPOOL aud JOHN BDGAR JOHNSON Of
ths da been admitted pners 10 our houses IN As
hfounlry and England BROWN bkOIhbhS q Oo
Y Eey.York, Jan. !, 1873
DISSOLUTION of C0PARTNERSHIP.- -
The IN heretofore JANIS DAWSON
and JANIS UNLOCK THIS DAY DISSOLVED by mutual consent
Ssh,s Az a chem JAMES DAWSON.
Esw-York Dee 20, 1874 JAMES klNboCh
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
SFW-YORK CITY.

Broonest (No 402) % 53I75S; Ghchrist executor ~
10 Gilchrst Lewis White :9IoV
aa0lov at 1865 4 of Hester-s, 2b.lxSI; SOPHIA - 90
Seeg 70 Nathan sehaonp one hall part. oi'
Nercerst mos g. IL, and l3l 569xlOO PoPpen - ~
han Inna RlhheI Comb Company
TlOnpsou-st q 100 Of BrOome-s 43xob; also srp
deep which extends "a II O. above Two los
20 an slleT CD Is ! n from their W hounlaryi
Doueherv Oakes and LawsOn executors OF bdNn FOR ,
and the Edwin Forrest Home to John Lcrscher.. lso
2eth-st 500 II OF 6thaye, 20 O2N-zl63; ChariJte
BiEa ShierS to CheevcTs...
Sane property William Sinclair rd. - Patrick Cbeevert, .
force osnre. w
b2ist as 1872 fl Of 9have, l77xlO05; Joanna, wife
Of kmch W tyson one-haf part. .....,..... III
cs,ssTSe 1873
u m.ti 10 oppeDSe%ef 40
bSth-si l6G OF Ave A, 4O1lOO4; Ezra Bushneh 80
Michael ....... 2OO
6gth-st. 200 Of 4ih-aye 20KlOO5 foreclosure; -
Gale to Bennett 2Ol
fTcdsisi 40
S4hS. sion Of 2l-ave Oxl02; Harriet V. wits Of
7 w Thome, to GoItoa so
1Ohth-si. n lS2 IL n - 81 II 10; William
Ioauas wife doris Emch 81
% GGlscl 40
1s,aye 8 $40 n Of 81 ST. 4OIiOO; Woodlawn Heights
Edward ~ilsrd and James Struthersi Elisha Wander
lsisVs " cor Ssh.t "a SKIS; jacob voOrhi. jr to
6S.sTs cor 2Sisi 7ji54; 25j.st s. "a ne Of 9th:
l2019s9; p.ol, foreclosure Edward Gale ref n
s,s.s1, % sO5 n . Of 6G.hsi. 25Iio1; Wsto wP
CONVEYANCEs
46hs. 225 n " Of Stn 2OIlUO9i HAYES 10 VI
k6hss sa bet sh and 9.h-aves ipdeft; Tyson to LYDIA
AGlm6rede ~
LEASES RECORDED
ardst, No 81
soo easements 5Ts'S............}3 yrs per VI. 70
SoCsSt, NJ sos, y6a4s, per 40
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
Helu iOanieo--females

WANTEDA Second NTRsG yasS tr.S one mus. Mas aa
n Cali as 2l9 Msas0nsys tssSaaI aaA wedassdss
hss.ses " 4sd Z ss'sss
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12

brushes of every description at the
- BRUSH FACTORY 1856 PeArlst articles at tue lowest
pnees JOHN X H0PPkL. HaasAelarer and IasareI
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12
Gountrn Rea! estate tor Sale

A FARM of 100 Acres for SALE.-On place Is
~ Mil in fsl operation never aMns pSEe, wmsH VIII p'
'"'0i'''N' r. zBGLI0 ~ Cenrest.
nor SALE-A FARM and Oyster House: farm
contains wishing TO IN trucking aud
the oyster business plece; price l5O0O one
Adreh s. F. Wessover Somerset
Co., Md
New-York tribune., 1875-01-12

NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.- Fare,
~ 81 % Steamers leave Pecksp NeSagen at and IL
Daily fSuniavs eIcetel connecting Sh u, ri-o1
NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
lN RIVER RALR0ADAer Nov To- 1874. thronAh trans viii
ssve Grand Central Depot
500 m Chcaeo Northern with dravingroOn eir,
through 10 Rochester and St. Aloans 80 .... 4. Ro,L
NJ Special Express with dra"nsroOn cars 70 aaca'
Bu
: .. M Northern and Wes'ern E1presS
4: Montreal krDresL with sleepinseas rom NeWions
Adams 80 , - =, u... -,
$500 Express Daily With eepinE ears Tor "AoSn ana
CsLAndaguA - NIL IA, .,...,.,..,. n, Roes.s,.,
Bpgso spJ Niagara FsI also for Chicago via both ah NJ v
H. Express TroT ami Albany
Way pai' S P'' ~ C. II. KESORICK.
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