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New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
DxPARrCRE or FOREIGN NAILS
MONDAY. Pcs. g
No steamship Mdr> - .

TUESDAY Pm ..
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K~s.ocf "A o-e % ASulg ert4ff Ma eossi a
"A. Post. fce At .IJ p Steamship ron ne i0"s
VI PrstsL. hoOVkel. -.. ~ a
N.s for Burcpe QeenstouB and LIVER 0 e' inc Neshho
Cnba close Al m E0 Supplementary Ma Ste4AsAp "a" a.
n, iroDC Cua4rI DocE. jersey l1ty
THURSDAY PzB. II.
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Ciubra N Srppein'f arf ha ose a. the OF
Oace At Is D. IT, Fo per l"S' 0i -4'~'
Heioten.
shp sails at 4 m fonP Pier Ne. 81, hOth RIVER .,
Aals for escort 'tg
A supu4mcatsry Mar oed The PstO-os - -AO p "a
Steamship 4 3 . u. from Per 30 10 y -
FRIDAY. FKB II
Mails tse hes lort Posobe eFe' cav
n 80 D. 4. .-..o....-.
HautaT. closed the NeS-i'ft r''t" ace ever
taJasop ...- O.,
NAL. hr Great Britain Ireland by se trans - ne eo'e 81
sarnsrn.aar7 Nal .he los-Dhce al 800
m steamship ~ at /. a. from PEI No %. Hpri i@Feh
For Europ@ Bremen by 'e TaHNl han't
nails lose al eneutaS MAJ oed a. ne Fo's
Oace 1918 Steamship sais a. @ w. '''A i'i 'o' "
st.. ., ,--.,-
Mas sr P,sama Aspnwan Central AMI South Pa0be
por etc steamship a. 10 prar arr
Nal g Doe II ~ eu-h-ap sails Al - n
frsn Ne. ~ North River. .
Mails keg ilrie r.'s' - p H. eNA1
ship a 3 H.. ilsn Per Ne. 20 bat We"
sJSDAl. FER l.
All Mails at ocOcEA l1s rOss-)n's . '9ep Ton -
4 4
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
THE PURCHASE WITHOUT PRICE.

n Hr7 john H.. ftrA Ircsy.ert1n church
The Rev. Dr. John Hall preached at the
F"l Avenue Presbyterian Church at Ffth-ave. and
n lefccuti-,t yesterday morning from Isaiah, w., :
" .io tyerv ouc 'at thr-tetb We 20 the waters
a.. br t..t h4- uo money. come yc buv and eat yea
c... HIy alur AID n4.A, VIt-out money and WltLOus
. srtiect be- said. has especial reference 70 those
V.r tr. uui l. Christi nut a0 doubt there Is tiuth IN
...4.l 90 u.Do4rl-c 4ud .treLg ghcn believers.
D. .t .t...t.c ouul.t tou of Christianity is lald:
DO flt .. t.rr .outa.ucI the history, the struggle
ana .. -sUco-- of jAc tAuIcA, while IN the 65h the
v.f.. .. '.I beard a- % las sounded Through the
A-. ..s.at HI. cv rv one that thlrstcth, come yc
g. 10. ~..,r.r Iaerc ness m TIM arrangement
a.d uc4-'y apparent To every one. 10 attempt
o. discover ..s beauty or t. fragrance But Il 4, Il
r Do t..4gAt, a.e apt lead away from the main
i...-.D, use. I-.fst B., common experience ~ men
happiness. Tor peace. ana
f.iIrpose 30 ..u. Happiness 10 common aud imper-
f'.' ao.- i.T 1pr,sslug mans needs IL usuaHJ em'
.... .4.. Jf food. r..ucat Aomc, friends. place
b. .t, ey aud freedom frou But this is super
h,D coucr puou % does not express mans need Of IN
lli. Invitation . a general one; al iuvited. No
~ ucy Dol ucsdcd; tue cift is gratutous NJ matter
Ma fakru tlsologItrs may have -aid, The
bOuts 90 proclaim perfectly free invitation 10
5.aur uao has r. hayc naa everything done Tor them
80 have 0ecu surrounded by favorable circumstance
'r ls'aolDaat Zee lDg D. hope Then Atc l- bright
al though sometimes they have hours of anhrtv they
-.atuur Co rus.din ihsm Ia me futuie Il such tbe
L9rt c'it, saving cone ye' by md eat without
t.. Favorable -tIrrouud iugs Viii lot siyc a
h,-.t T.sse have aot met the dceprst "ats OF vour
Lat.rC u4N. -YurtlrIle WLlrH mast De- rcci.ucd
1J.fs tAat must pe satI.n-d. a ieatt That must
bt renew C.. .IparlDe. - Aappint@~ or Woe whlcn
l4-t directed rl-At CIanut7 ana diverted rom
w. ug slt-. 4 auOiAtr cIss, tntrrls am rent
T.,y have bad rcsious ira.Ie ai nave Helel uIoAru
i4I away NOM cLuTcL iunIebcts bul thtl nave
o. D . superficial. lut.I,st ia t4e bJspL IIe CAltth
O,,IiIr- subordinate place 10 Their thoughts Ihty
d e. polite uuu cis 10 tn ~ cemcr Of mankind when
ever IL Is brought 20 lAcT nOucr The, AaIc forgotten
dct Der Interests. aud ukcy O. 20 from worse
o. E0rsr. 10 - dreadful have the Gospel brought
Gle your aud not 10 acc upon D. IL JOn nave
-OJdLcsr, rlgLteOusIess no tcuucruc-h, 10 IGAt
yIrS % su, yet you freely cutDc 10 ihe Waicit
! ere Otuers who standing stll, Who believe
t1t Religion sfOfds the only true happiness, ana VINO
mean 70 put themselves under is power TO them also
tbe invitation meA Taeir neglect may not Do cIlInl
pali Dut lt ls q frequent means OF reaching rum.
IhsTe 1sJ " 0thef voices ~ Ebeb NAY We Listen
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
RELIGIOUS LESSONS.
SUNDAY TEACHINGS FROM PROMINENT


SERMONS nv Tur REv. HENRY WARD RHRcHrH THE
Rrv. JOIN HAIL. % n. rHE REv. THOMAS ARNI-
r,cr. ". r.. AND THE REv. W r. ALGER D. u.
The .Earpucss Of the Winter AR yesterday dld hot
provent satisfactory attendance AT most of the
i,,5ip, churches The themes discussed by several
prominent preachers, whose arguments are herewith
,reso,ted in outline were not those which derive
+ae,r .p,cial force and prominence fom the move
nents and interests Of the present time, but
we're subjects naturally suggested by Chris
ran belief ard which in one way or another
have been handled by religious teachers for
many centuries. The Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
spoAe Of faith, showing the difference between the
tath Of the ume of the Apostles and that Of after
times and depicted faith as strengthened by trial
The Rev DR.. John Hall preached concerning the
invitation IN the Old Testament to buy great good
without money and without pnce. The subject OF
the sermon of the Rev. Dr. Thomas Arnitage was the
Open Door OF Heaven while the Rev. Dr. W b.
Arer preached concerning the lessons taught by
helpless. innocent infancy.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08

ing There may he the voice OF Wealth sitting on her
Rllded of Pleasure. young, radiant and ducet
voiced; OF Fame, walking on the mountain tops ami
sounding her trumpet that the world must needs
hear; all these you may hear. but II you
are wise you will answer: might fall
IN reaching these goals and of these who have sue
ceeded many Ged with the deepest regret and sun
the keenest misery But they experienced these
things who give 10 the invitation OF the text ana
drink of the reshng water, the EaddeninG vine ara
the nutritious milk which freely offered To all
The happiness OF world will be broken by sickness
by ADVERSE circumstances, by disappointments. ny
wounded affections. by the thoughts Of death and Judg
ment The underlying peace and satisfaction which
Jesus ID cOmpat HE with all these thnea Deeper
than enjoyment pleasure and happuess 10 the repose OF
the soul, tbc srcat prdUe which comes alone nom Him.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
SHLPPING INTELLlGL.CE.

Port or NEW YORK ........... ..............IRB
CLEARED.
Steamship Repubuc lBr Gea4e Lyer'oo VS. SneeDoN0 .
'Sfis Steamship ctv Of London Br Eoa Liverpool VA Q'sen's"'
'0,a stesnss az Rn' spain 1r Liverpool Qaeo'a J.
HSi Ss;m.A Clsmorr,n Br Laybourne C'rf baxter Co
Steamship .e q. P-n' LEA I] ,- sS,l. 0Isb. o
steamship ". Clyde Pcaaas'on GA'es'O0 aa- Ae' yes" " "
AstGIH SiesT.1S nei states. Bqr. Nevosn. P B,ler
S.si,, S.i lac mo Ha.ri Sarannah. liiam T. Srrson
steamship Los..oS a 81 1aSs Ds, g. g. g. & '
StesI.e Oa orao4. walker Noo4 l Fo2' -! HeA%0l''
o eo,a.O aahi Chichester Georgetown D. cJ C. Ke0J0O
steamship Fana Howe Pbl,dephs LO,lard eam'hp Co.
steamship Gen ~-ie, i.e;' =. So.'Ia & " r. mi raq,kCo
shP Crtsnon Lal, san Francisco Simon % { iiose@
Bark Dirgo STAPLE Gla'gow carver & b. - a.aA.c.
BARK b. A. Br,,toa, oIay ynp.f,s, f'gog 'n-u-ee'
TsrE GraB4aa 10 sion. r. Jsuefo o. r Aie'elf& Co
Bar, B.5s s Nes@as & L;at'r @ as ss2sye H. T.. a a
BsrA Ia.'ei-f 80 Laha B.tqe'f .d T PI p1l'' ~ ~
scb1 A. N, S.caai RED Bsna Miller a Hoagt,oa
sefr Lott h F1ld in Kingston jan g. g. loHor Ca
sear eli &sr1 si...sa 1lam. Havan, jams "lr Co
Sch a. < Pay P,ayq q,,1 As,1e " aas nu
sca li.rrr L4a c- Taylor RiehuO-d al Cry roH' ssgst
Peay.
seA9 c q. n ss' & .a D5 5l. Saoo' js T. .s'' D jan g.
Steamship Cnb4 BE- MaFiyn Lrego, l % and Queenstown
steAnsIg rancOaA Brass. POrAal Ne viii Rs and Oa-s 10
stesmsp EeoSurs Springer SeF.Bs ford with ~d'' and
sc.%.nlo 1SeSsre Kelley Del! viii nis 70 Old Do
sI1n NJ ,Cicr1 HeuAe BerrHsdA iay,. bs
BARK ST. JOhns n FL Harvey f--Ns1e0 oO 'A'''
SaiI H.nc. Campbell Of Weymouth S. L4Dy Se'e''d' "a
Brs Dayiznt Mlrk, Sew.Haren IN ballast
chr Lay,na del. Baves BarNoo4 . l4vs, sith iraiL
Bchr Mar d BooshbaJl, Ae'ioeA hA'AAA oa' 's
~ George r. r .yg Lunein, Gloucester, v.ih ssh.
scbr L. A. Paiu-. Jones Bsstpor. nth Id -,
sehr ssa aoa Cofpa Csrsr u -~ys With hdes -oo 'a|
Sea- Paul 4 Thompson Taylor B.lunOr, for Pail RIVER
Sohr N. Z -yar4 Camp. virgins via VOW
sehr. Johu X saAw, CoT SAI0moe
scaf Mr N lo Gosoeser, hsrrAy, LOag BOT P
soal A.asaA wAcy PsasAeO. 10 days With a1bet
SAILED.
s..nshps odo Er Brensn, De dave G.morr,a
for C.rlk oi london, and SPAR, FOR Liverpool,
Busol. Clde for Gav Key Uned states,
fJr Charleston; Ola DOmiaon, Norio he &.
rtS, D. c. ship Oriental Franoo. bAls
Liverpool sarah Frazer Asyso-sr
w. K AadenOa Tor Havana By Cad oT Baumorci
engs PansF. for ldon KAIUma for mpGise for BenIo
n ihtoa, Sicily Potter for Washington n u TIE
RepaoAs Ior LA'slpoo, anchored Ia 9a.'aESHs
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Feb 6-Aryed steamship EorUsn ron PmJadephis
schE Lne d. B4l.ef Virginia AsO arrived, hh h1aeAbo
shs ssboe She does ao' esI.
,sppo.,l Ler bal sustained no ScrOes danage -
90 ste41nahps New Ofe4ns
as.Dp LOu..nA fsS LveO0 ships India.
Nile sSd BreSass 1o LvsEpOOl
FOREIGN PORTS.
6-rhe Nova SoOtan- nom Baltimore
81 Wi. = Iohns \. Zyth Liverpool to-day
iospos P.b Untei Boaos sshist
Ton BnaeJ hAsse hr 'ssssea AHso s,e Iss1 Ansa ees
TAbuEku and LAneE
P.oasse ss Nova YcrL TTople Bad sad Helen Aoises
l<T Lsas S"ss assss sas ESIa fsysl
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
COMBINATIONS BY THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The Senate, In Ex-
ecutive session to-day confirmed the following nomins
tons:
Bdwsrd G1dngs Collector Of Internal Revsnas r washington
Charles v Desnd toiectof o.
Michigan District GeorFe D. Piterson lnea
states Attorney FOR 2orda Giles Register Land on e.
Pairpay Valentine MeSser EsoFT SAT- Lake OV '"
4 RuehIusH Receiver Pairplay. COl0rado.
PoayHasers Gilbert Lima n. l., v ferrv POnda y -
Ssbp q. weston Texas H. snook Mont Clemens. Mich
n Vincent Lapel Mich Jeanette stsue lonassRdl' -
Mrs Margaret snnaD POse, Psgs GeoIg y hoTe A1hsHs
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
PASSENGERS ARRITFD.

PROM LIvERPOOLIs 'taHsbtp cuba. Feb 0C Afanso, M
cni8ren Al lats > taiAd T.
gyerett Ms harrington Fa!a hrs Frse-. ~ odberg M
q ,om : Harms Lorl " HaT GBd servant. D. HcDouad H.
H,lncs A. ruco-sr. ~ > kahA, hra J. f t1 cIf = Lev,
D. A. Liu.ay. j. hac.w NJ Mare. D. h4lial ID NAV J. nc
C,ee,v A Meg.en NJ horunr p % Ael ) heYuoAs
P Roles C. Surorde James Sterss Joe rf"l. A. hAnm
-urnara 4 V.ra.ue, Nj And ~ nee r. q, -
Wdrs M aud ). BdWAd wilkins A A. ool ) H. way
Mr.. Job a11 ch cren 81, o. t .
Brsl.usr dcCorr. Jora Leho. G-"-e -h h's ,a'u
I'm A Jaa, 1. p y hluI-r, hr-ly Austin, Z" oioA--
bT1ye W Peace &cAAT ~. o. Nhf - p -rif - >.
n Garter FheT G. spsAum, Lanhan ie'ei "- mss
Rreysr
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
x.1.pAuA CLAIMS COMMISSIONER.

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. &c. p. Clark, United
States Commissioner at Philadelphia, has been ap-
pointed by the Court OF Commissioners of the Alabama
Claims Commissioner 70 take the testimony of wit
pesses 10 be used 10 Investigation OF claims pre-
senLea 10 tlAt Court against the United 5Iates
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
urvraTrRR ALWANA


A. .. -02 -ut ,es ...... 26 Noo1 ,sts....... 10
s.tn nsY--H
ssUdr Hook 9l7 'oV' sAAd. S'4 i'. i~'' '''r''44+'
HIgH wATaR rHf DAY. "a,
SANDY Hook. 9:3S 1oVs lsaud f4o '.s '@'s ''" WV
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08
TIE LATE SENATOR BUCKINGHAM
OFFICIAL iHoNoRs TO HIS MEMORY BY TIE STATE
OF CONNECTICUT
NEw-HAvEN, Conn, Feb 7.-Gov. Ingersoil
Yesterday Lssued the following executive order:
STATE OF CovNEcucUr

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT Nj" HAVEN, Feb. 9, 1873.
La iosrn Of The puOh: for tLe lle OF william
A Buckingham, who Tor csut years cobttlhOuslN nIed
tue Executive Office o tins state VITA ulsh Distinction
and nose death while Senator OF this state IN the
Congress, of the United States by reason Of his pei
souaI yrtues as well as by Ills long g0OHtiDued pubIc
service Cau-ri profound sOrrUw Throughout The state,
the several offices Il STATE government Wn be closed
on ay the 9th inst, day OF bis '.neral. after
10 o'rneI noon CAAKLLs L. ISGERsoI.L-
New-York tribune., 1875-02-08

She las % Heaven before Tou,
But he and moves her ha1J,
Pointing "a giores DER
In happy, splnt AAd l'
From the considerations presented. therefore, We
earn four important lessons The birth Ot little child
reveals God; the plessness or little child proves
Providence the innocence or little cAId illustrates
The Kingdom OF Heaven the death Of d little cLAd
implies immortality.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31
A Mint Oar wheat Growers

To those of our farmers hereabouts
who have been holding their grain back
for rise we would commend the follow
ing advice from the Philadelphia Ledger:
"The latest adviees from England are to
the effect that there il nc prospect Of
anything like scarcity Of breadstutis in
that country. and that wheat is likely to
rule at only a moderate advance upon
last years prices. If this view OF the
situation be correct it is difficult TO see
what the wheat grower has TO gain by
Withholding his product from sale at a
time when it can be most chsaply trans
pol-4d TO the consumer, since, other
things .s.aipg equal, cheap freights in.
crease and dear freights decrease the
price OF grain at the point Of produes
ton. Il is. therefore to be hoped that
the producers of grain, taught by. the
experience of last year, will, after hav.
ing completed the harvest, hasten to
take the present market price open to
them by the world, and not, by holding
back their crops. aid the speculators in
making our country the dearest market
TO buy in until all foreign purchasers
are supplied from other countries hav-
ing surplus to sell"
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31
H4RDW4RE, dc.
IRON AND STEEL,
RITuMIN0Us COAL dA.VANlZFD
IRON, COACH BUILDERS n ARD
WARE da.,
q. r. COR. THIRD \ SHIpLRyssrs..

q. r. COR. THIRD \ SHIPLEYkSrS..
Have alw Ays on hand full assortment OF
iron aud steel. Boot tnt.nds ut American
Hammered d and Rolled Bars lngliah Refined
Bars of all sizes. Band, Hoop and slit Iron (,
beet Norw ay NAllrodB and AugeT Shapes, Gal
vaIlIed aud Blach sheet Iron, Cast, Shear,
Blister German, Swrde, Spring, Tire, Ma.
ohinery and Zap steel. Smith, CoacA and
other Hardware. Horse Shoes, Holec shoe
Nails. BoraN, Bolts. tinns, Nuts, Washers.
Malleable Castings, Nagon BoAoa, SpnnEs,
AXles, Spokes. f,noes. shafts, Rows, 81.
Carriage Canvass. oil Carpets, Ratuneft. In
sneled Top and Dash Feather, and Coach
Hardware OF All kinds. Iron Wre Gaivan
zed Nails, Babbit Metal. Lead Spelter, Banea
Tin, Sheet Zae, &c. &c, smiths and other
tools, Any lis, Vices. Bellows, Sledges, Ham
mers, Shoeing Knives Files, Rasps, smiths
Drills, Tire BendeTs, Twere Irons. Slocks and
Dies. Grlndstones, Cranks ana Rollers, Bach
Chains &c
AL Of which will ba sold at very low prices,
wholesal sand retail for each or approved
credit. naIs 1865
The daily gazette., 1875-08-31
GROCERIES.
GEo. 3. WHEELER,
NO. lOa EAST SECOND STREET,

GEO. B. WHEELER,
NO. io4 EAST SECOND STREET,
hayins enlarged his place of business, o1rers
10 the pubic great advantages In all Kinds OF
GROCERIES,,
FINE TEAS
AND COFFEE.
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Canned Fruits OF all kindL NJ sl,sh, s,,vsnca
Oh the Wholesale price.
lhsnkinl for past favors; We still solicit a
share of the public patronage. DO moi forset
tue place 10 save your money by buyine
cheap. GfO. Il. WHFEi ER
noVg1ilt lul n seeond a.,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

4 HAVE FINE THREE AND FOUR STORY llGu
| -oop brown stone Houses from $1,000 90 SiOppI d
,I,,ie. locations NJ : FRIEND
1855 Broadway near Forty eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15
4 90. LITTLE. - AsNP .cogEITEY noME

y coDyenenccs neor We,theld station the Central
Railroad OF New Jersey with hvc fifty acres outhuldr1
rt &c Cor sale cheap for hail cash Address A. 800
New York Post office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15
HOUSES, ROOMS. 60, WANTED.
49, --eN~o,,.-s>s-o-'-~~- s,-S'">-> ~
In this City and BROOKLYN.

E'LOOR WANTED.-A GENTLEMAN WIFE AND
servant wish sunny first second Floor unfunisheds
Tor housekeeping, respectable street side from Nine
teehth to Fifty ninth street cars not $50
monthly Address VALENTINE, Herald Uptown Branch
Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

Furnished.

TO IET-HOUsE 90 EAST THIRTY THIRD STREET,
furnished ugfnished he seen from 10 % .. eN-
cept On sunday For terms apply 10 JAMES d RAY, Al
Liberty street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

LNRENCH FLAT WANTED.-APPIY BY LITTER
II stating number o. floor, location and Is.
WEBB care Of Thomas Drew Co, Greene street New
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15
Miscellaneous.

TOUR STORY STONE HOUSE-CENTRAILf 10
Gated; wide street Improvements complete HeFpr'
thr0 ghout billiard room; elegant reHdencr or cinn
house bargain for cash, exchange To- private HOUSE D.
D. s. TAYLOR lo5 south Filth avenue, New YoIi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

I1OR SALE CHEAP-FARM 100 ACRES MfDDLEsEx
~ county, n J ilorst Barns and Crops al IN
y e. NEMrLE. % LiiertE STRAIT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

TO LkT-GO WEST THIRTY EIGHTH STREET, FOUR
story high stoOp House marble hall chan
deers, mirrors partially furnished with carpets Apply TO
the premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

BEAUTIFUL VILLA. y ROOMS. MODERN
y improvements carriage house eight loss han somely
li.i flowers. garden. fruit ehn1c, Tagged walks from
liudiug staten siand y 800. worth SIiOJO DARRIN,
80 Broad and Vanderbilt landing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

A CORNER LIQUOR STORE, ON A POPULAR AVE-
"A nue. elegantly lifted and doing good paying business,
for sale at u sacrifice immediate purchaser LLOYD,
30 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

A FIRST CLASS DOWNTOWN DINING ROOM AND
~ Restaurant let, lOw-Size 2Jx2OO; light three
SAMUEL KAY SO Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

TO LET VERY REA5ONABLY-AN ELEGANT BROWN
stone House, in excellent order handsomely and com
petcly furnished Inquire al 6O2 Lexington avenue
Pity second street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

I'oR SALE OR LEASE cHEAP-oN EASY TERMS,
story extension cabinet finish first class
brown stone front Residences built by days work, located
Marks place Brooklyn; first house east Of Carlton
Inquire the premises at the middle house
Open sundays.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

A LII OR PART or THAT NEW THREE STORY
~ brown stone House let lel lee aveuue Brooklyn
0ny - minutes from New York Civ Hall; low also
second Floor corner aud Hayward street SIS ne
zoo Lee avenue cars pass the premises
Owner No Aston House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

C0D STREET. WEST no 347-TO LET WIN
~ Board spacious Room Handsomely furnished, ana
connecting Room also Room for single gentleman loca
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

VYrANTBD-BY TWO GENTLEMEN TWO NICELY
w furnished large Rooms with breakfast in a strictly
private family Address stating particulars ~ NJ, box
Pos Office.
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RIO LET-AT THE MODERATE SUN or 81 500 PER
handsome Place. with Horses and W agons.
Iurt Washington the Hudson 40 minutes from Thirtleh
depot Can be by addressing w r. box 477O
Post Office. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

ANE OFFICE ROOM wANTED-BY AN ACCOUNT
~ ant good light and low rent; in Broadway preferred
between EXCHANGE place aud Fulton street. Address box
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-08-15

L'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE-CITY OR COUNTRY
Property Of every description suit any Call
address EUGENE KERN No. Willoughby street room
. Brooklyn.
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BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND TO LET.

sprrNprD HoNE FOR LITTLE MONEY NEW
n house heater range marble mantles 80 tso lots o.
ouud: wagon sheds carriage house. kc al for - W.
itie cash: balance GA mortgage Apply ST. LES Mar
krt corner Marcy and Fulton
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
East side.

TT.prFN-ONE OR TWO ELEGANT FOUR STORY
Ill birh sfaop brown stone Dwellings at sacrifice eie
- Frished. convenient locality; norigagesl easy; viii
80 tck or lumber for equity almost give away ior
-. c'sh BENZ. BROWNE, . 291 Third avenue.
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IArhNTED-AN UNFURNlSHED FLOOR OR FLAT
w exceed nO location between Thirty fourth
and Tenth streets If suited viii DO pernanent Address NJ
NJ Herald office.
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FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET,

OOD STREET WEST-TO LET. A HANDSOMELY
~ furnished Pnror aud Bedroom; also reception Room
suitable for doctor dentist three Rooms on ba@emen
hoer partly furnished for dresnakcr other business Vhl
n
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RIO EXCHANGE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE FUR.
nished within ~ meA from New York. price ST. 500.
for good House in New York Tenements Address
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, box 1T Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
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TOR SALE OR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT THOUSAND
Of Land In Florida partly orange groves agains
unencumbered property in IN the nehborhood OF
York Particulars at the store BOB Canal street. A.
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4 County seat among the mount aims Of Sullivan
county O feet above the level house contains II
rooms with carriage and necessary outbuldngs command,
the finest view Of Of the beautiful lakes
statei must be seen 70 be appreciated. Address Mrs
WOOLDRlDGB, Laurel Cottage White Lake, Sullivan
county n. Y.
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TOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IMPROVED PROF
II cr,y or General Merehandse-Three Tracts Of unin
numbered Lands continuing 700 and 800
county. Ezabe thtOwn ~ Y sold separately or TO
gethcr. Address box :, los New York Post Office
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IvXCHANGE-A WELL RENTED PROPERTY FOR
II Farm salt water in New Jersey. DelaWare Mary
land; worth about So Address NJ. RUSSELL, al
Monroe street, Brooklyn, y. Y.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

4 -EKCUANGF-A PRIVATE HOUSE FOR A RESI-
a. denee in western part Of Elizabeth. y. j. exceed
Ing $1,000: high stoop House for Residence or Lots il
1Wcnt, third TSent fourth ward; small House FOR Farm
Jersey Property Equity - 500 brick house for Farm
IN Monmouth county, New Jersey 1876 Third avenue be
tween sixty sixth and sixtyseventh streets.
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4 FOUR STORY TENEMENT IN EAST THIRTY
"a third street exchange for n small house Brooklyn
Send particulars to GREGOR MILLER, Third avenue
corner Fiftieth
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COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND 10 RENT.

NOR SALE-BELOW COST, on EASY TERMS, A
Cottage. with modern improvements, situated in the
Tsenythird ward in rs class neighborhood convenient 20
cars price, $500; 5000 remain for
term Of years fu particulars address JAMES PAR
SHALL Washington avenue, Of l67th street, Nor
fisania. New York.
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XNANTED--IN EXCHANGE FOR FIRST CLASS REAL
W Estate small Barge suit able for excursion ferry.
Address with full particulars rHOS. OLEARY No. 1871
Market street, Newark.