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Tho broken !lIo Il supposed 10 DO pcrpetllicG lar
to tho horizon during tho whole night, and the
dots u tho c,rvo represent tho position OF tho
atar with 1nteronco to thu planet At tho expst a.
egouing tho planet will DO southeast from tll.,
star, both being III the aoutlaastcrn quaitor OF
tho hcayons. In tho morning tho planet will bo
southwest from tho atar, bo.h hotug west from
lilo meridian.
WHAT WILL Iss DO WITH IT2"
To The casual observer this phenomenon may
stan to ba Of littlo iu.poitanoa. But to tho
astronomer, tho oyont IL really o,lo Of tho most
interesting that haH occurred for many years
mast It will furnish meann Of finding tho
distance OF the earth from the Apn with m -.
proAch to accuracy, Whioh exceeds that k4oraeu
by tho trausIt Of Ven,,s across tho Aolar disc
duriug our night following tho Sth Of Dccon'bes
odgo than uo now posaoBa, IN regard to the rola-
tive danslty Of tho martial at,nonnhaEa.
Tho recent discussions 0f tho 'rranait Of Venus
have enabled many OF our foauera to 1ud derstand
the ptInoipte OF the method W which tic dis
tAuce Of sn object is found from observations OF
due to difference in tho Positions Of tho OBJ
servers. Tho Tety aama principles arc epplica-
bio 10 tho pscs6ut case. Mo have already indi-
Gated that tho ay&:ot an obaoryor In e6 dog. Of
aouth latitude will be IN limo With tho centre Of
1lars aud the stsr. 10: All observer 10 chlcago
tic loass angular distance from tle star to tue
coptro Of tho pIanst will bo 31.6 scconds,' ana
tho least diyts1icd from Tho star to the uoarest
edge OF the planet will 10 20.0 sec9ndA, nearly
lAe following qEo tho distances, tn saoonts OF
erc bstween tho ataf aud tho ce!ltfo Of the
p!auet 1t lntesyAtg ot Qua hour during tho ap-
pulse, These yaluea are only ApPEox!aAtlona.
The exact distances must ba datarmlned " %.
It would not be necessary 10 make ths e0sesSs7
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sAuiTTAn1uS.

Tho accompanying diagram rcpreaents tho rel-
stiye positions OF tho principal stars which ago
yisiolo, low down In tho southern quarter naar
midnight. about tho middle Of June. Tic asars
uear tho right hand margin Of tho diagram pass
tito 1noridlan about 10 o'clock In tho svonlng,
and those ut tho lett margin south noar o'clock
In tho morning.
TIE aconpInS.
Tic fgnro on tho right Ia tho constellation,
Bcorp!o,--a very we'll defined group. Tho upper
DAFT with tho assistance Of tho two smallest stara
on tho loft Which belong to OphiucuB) forms
M outline which may 10 compared to Il fa.. or
tic edEo Of n msat-choppor. Immediately below
that cluster ts Antaros, red etar OF tho first
magnitude, tho name OF wlfcn indtcatos tllRt,
moro than 1900 yoara ago, Its color suggested
resemblance to thorlanct Mara. Dolow Antnrss,
and cutsing to tho loft fs q limo Of prominent
stars, forming tho tail Of tho Scorpion. Tho
lovcat OF these noyar rises moro than about
degrees abovo our horizon.
TIE A1lCllEn.
Tho group On tho loft Ccass from scorrto) rop..
1eHonLs the principal stars In s7glttavins, sho
Archer tho bow being In tho curved lsno oil thu
right Of tho figure, and tho throo stars OIL tho
horizontal limo form tho arrow. Tho alar marked
No. 3, Of Tho fifth magnitude. IL comparatively
uninteresling gouogaty, but It Is tho ono OF
ercataat importance to tho subject Of this artico
It's poaition may be casily found by alignment
from tho brighser stars In tho noighbo1hool. It
ia almost exactly halfway botwgon tho loaA Ok
tho arrow, aud tho third magnitude star in tho
upper middle, which ia known Oh Thota Ia Qphl"
ucuR. :.
TIE pIASEr MARE
During tho past four months tho planet Mars
Il nt,1ST a
Of February 1o passed hetweon tlo two bright
eut stars In tho " fan" Of Bcorpio. Then no
travelled slowly to tito quadrithterRl figure til
Rastttar,us; aud IL now moving wnatwArd (rolro'
gralin9) through that figure. On the aoth ttsL
tbe mosid'an M Il midnight, only about lO,0o9,oo
uiios distant from the easih. md In tho position
given in tho above tigura: Near mid
night Of Juno ~ ho will pass yoIy
cloae to tho star -narkod NO. y" ~
observers below Capa 1forn lcar south latittlao
C5dcgrecB, tho planet would pass centrally the
star, complotcly hiding It during about 15 min
utea, unless aB tho tefract[ys PowoF or hls A.
.ucapheto will shorten that time. In soutll tat-
nortnorn llmb. 10 an observer in Chicago the
planot will appear to rasa south Of tho atar, the
least distance betwcon tho two being liaac io!'s
than tho angular diameter Of Mars. His hourly
motion In right ascension vii! bc 49, GO seconds Of
arc westward, au.l In doolinat!on 4:ol sooonda
southvard. HIS nngular diameter 23.2 seoontts
and his equatorial horizonssi paraliax 2o.s
seconls. ..........
AprAnEsr MOTION OF TIE sTAn.
Tbs path Of tho planet Is nearly htra,sa
rest. But II Mara is much tho brightest Of the
two objects, ha plaao will sppear to 10 tht
standard, and tic atar to novo past Ao, ilpH
west toward tho cast. The Change III tue dIrac
Mars duo to tho ssrtl,'a rotation, combined stltl
tia ,nnynmont nf hInrs in biz e,ftdts md that
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but Ia obliged 70 lie In loueiy poverty aud pain,
winhing they could 10 wl.ero they grow"
We liave boen prompted 10 ask tlIo insertion
In your papor Of tho pitIsu wish Of tlsls sufIos-
Ing wornAt In tho lops chat tile sad refrain may
quicken tho generous sympathy OF rotno kind
lieart, and prompt II to buy few noworH for
some rick aufcror: AZ you 20 by tho flower
store on your way homo just otep II, and ts,y =
pink or roat kntl mako Sonl0 ono Of Uud's auf-
fortnx chi!titoa mora happy fofit
It t]ons not cost tnucfl, and you can hnrdly i'm
astne tho wealth OF pleeaure the nisnp1e gift ma
bring. II will be a pleasaut memory, Il may bs,
room, aud wishing tha, you could bs i whore
they grow.' TL11H.
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CurcAoo, June a." Oh, how Wish could
bc whoro they grow |" was tl4e ox1uts.ely touch-
Ing remark OF pstient, suffering woman lying
in ~ obscure part Of our o!ay, and dying with
cancer, ~ l gave hor bunch Of simplo lowesa
picked tsom my own doorway. ] thought of tho
ei1orts now making by aofue Of our kinl people
10 distribute Aowera III tho sick rou,nH Of our
poor. and In our hospitals, and ! wish tha. all
could have heard tia EonArk OF that poor suf.
ioscr, aud laye saeu tic snilla OF delight ~ Sle
hela tue tEiaing gift In her trembling ailgera.
Eome ol us csn remember the dark days Of
our own sick kroom, how we watched ths l,ttia
ra.e Of sweat lowcFa GU our ns1Ilsl With N iu.
tea4ty OF delight that now secma 10 atsAnge,
u
sIght Of the green grexs, the treaa, sud the
Aowora about our homo. We can almoss smell
ths perfume now, 80 sneet aa ehs nomoEy OF 1t.
In ahe dark strssls aud lAnes Of our city We may
dud many suneEaf who hss not even tbs boon
Of looking out uponiths grssA aud Tbs aossss,
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1 DRANn.NEW AND MAGNIFICENT P1AEt,
II 81 bsfx4ln. 4 iuIl. rlch aRa pssssfa! taae y,
stsaoh s.Ana ssttua. wi hua t5ano. hlshy ri.
p.yath: cared sy: saa yss stye l1ai. KY na1a- ~
x7W, Tas Il for ss snd u
e9s tt et4ok bought a. AssaE sss sale IN Nov ausk.
MARTlN. fhaIdsnss SIS W4h4Al.Ay.
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CORRECTION

10 ths Editor ef T7hs CHICAGO 3rtbins:
Cu1oAoo, June 14.-ln nv lotter concerning
tho Fullerton ayenuo conduit. the prinuipal point
Ia considerably damaged in the use Of the word
sswer tn6toad Of dopcsur, The. santonoo should
read u foIiowss ut ia alnoHt incredible thst
tho Board Ut Public Works would have drawn
speeicaton and contract 20 loosely as to a render
the oout.sct, hut to pay to MasarB. Norris d 20.
over 900 for throwing up the ,Hponge, aud at
tho pamo tina providing for 8 doucour Of still
larger proportions by ooltgatlng tho city, or fu-
tuso contractors, to tako thar machinery or
'pllat,' thus giving Measra. Norris l. Co. the
inside track Ut q future letting" CONTRACTOR.
, 1875-06-15

LADlRS Wu0 UlSRq At VT.
Eltoo, tAonrs 70 tha Toledo. sta.. Saturday YtSh.
@ase kssP snkAxs4asnk tdA{ without &AAi - AaassA
Txlb11e o&Sa.
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MOVEMENTS OF THE PLANET MARS.
Ills Noar Approach to q Small Star tho goth Inst
What Astronomers Hope to Learn from That Phenomenon.
It VIII observatory.
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CnnoEmor. 7 onrastors. &C.
|VASTED-Two MES. ONE ~ TAKE CARE or
tMeen. e. and \. ILL.,, " Twauly+suond.At. Ar fur
~ 4STED - MAN THAT !iNDknsrANDS TtiH
" caro- II faps Aruet and iun't dtns nu uihst need
4p.ly, E.f Welt Aua.n, In Frar.
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ENF4UFl1V11E k1HV3Ehs
CITUATlOSS WANTED-LADIES IN WANT OF
. rrt.c1ast feln!o hep hn united short nattu
hy applying to Ass :. .APt1St. aa West alsdlsonst.
CI1UATiONs WANTEn-FA&iIL1i:S IN WANT Of
. K,,oA AtnndlhA Wan and arrtAn help can ha supplied
NJ Mss. nunk!:s oalco. ~ aft'aaakpe.s|.
SlTuArlOSs WANTED :. IItsar.GlAss FEMALE
tos1sncos q gisen. ss Hills. WAKEis5. iii Witssh..7.
ThII oFtco ID ffos Tor Rtrta.
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Nur8ek.
clruaTloy WASTED-AS NURSE GIRL OR TO
. nursu iassl!d to lrasel Nilg5 70 Motk foT asaau
C1rUATI,JS wAHrKD-HY NEL1ARLIs WIDOW
- second work also furnish g0od ruieEoaos
tA1l II - l4IHlet.s4. .----.-
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En1rlovmeut Agencies. ..,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND SCANDINAVIAN
" g.l!I, tos l,tA. Ss%!lIYs aso!., tsana5!es siS
&nd countfY. Al Mrs DuHk E's ohcs " alt"aaeeea'
lNANTE1l ii = UEItMAH AMI sGANn1SAEiAN
~ girls fur hnusswurks hafot. ric; X. T. CtiH!s*
TIAN III Houth Hata7st., COEilor Ut Clark !tfo1n
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| }VAHTKu-A FEW tit,llD f,A7IiENs, LONNEH
| " TAiHy yolEhta-st and Laavir7 ar; tteaay susk.
| }tASrEp n .PtHCrlcAE i.ocK oI. uUSsM1TH
~ that can 10 hlacksmIfDy. Apply &t IL South
| EaNAl.tt.. GlnA ttoyt.
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w AAT&p-lo tKET-FURNfSltt:n HOUSE,;
W would board o"RF aud hnJ s1uo &uEnituFc. Ad:
drnsx. ltsttng pAEtculks Il 81, Tribune otco Gon1
rafofcncos.
lVANTED-TO RENf-fOK GENTLEMAN AND
W wifu srko. alto oG swe furnished rooms
rt socuad floor. fruit, with Of BATH ApPllfants
p!eAss state t&Fus, Hhlel u1uat 10 Low Adasuss II.
l1ibuao u.iop.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

71o LET-ON JERSEY CITY HEIGHTS FRS CLASS
l. Residences:-one French root Summit avenue, 10
rooms, all modern improvements, nne garden, fruits.
&c. pAss the doors two convenient Houses near
Marion depot West End hot and cold water, IL rooms
each eight minutes to ferries by two
three minutes from Marion depot; 2 story and base
ment, Is rooms. all modern improvements, Magnolia
two ana basement nine rooms water and
Pavonia avenue. horse cars story and
ba ment brick, nine lots Van ReSsen
nue. near SUNNI the aDove $50 20 $i5 per month Cot
tages from so 10 $50 per month. convenient steam
and horse 70 all the ferries within 20 20 30
minutes walk all ferries also Parts OF four
rooms In good locations convenient to cars Sl2
SIC per month. THOMAS ALDRIDGB, Newark avenue,
near Court House, jersey City, N. J. once hours.
IA NJ 70 Q p. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18
at Nyack. on Hudson.


70 miles from New York
An eesant Country ses Sontslnns acres cSmno
STdngs nenty ~ shade apd tsas p a mar aas
panorama o. surrounding scenery can he Outlined at
DEPOT 81 steamboat landing Apply to or address ED
MN ROSS. Hyack, n. u, or 7. FOLLETr WARE. III
IfoR SALE OR TO LET-FURNTsHED or UNFUR.
nished, on the west side Of the Hudson RIVER, six
aGa hoas
Sr nS9se lce s9e Sah carTinge house and barns
sou me SaTsoW. = Vest Point las wssr S on tie he
ONE vegetsble garden and eyorythfag complete Tor
farm or tho farm one Tor sale on advantagcous terms
FOR further formation apply 70 j. MONROE TAYL0R,
TAYEoR % franklin street New YORK = ''0'A" :
DOR SALE OR TO RENT FoR TUE SUMNER
II months, at Catsk, near the Prospect Park Hotel,
mems; ~ large sleeping roonisi barn; larpe, SHADY
grounSs piazzas 4c Address lock box IA Post Once,
SAlsAlLl :. =
NOR SALE OK RENT-sIx MONTHS OR WEAR AT
II Larehmont on the sound, time 70 minutes, hand
ins' views as =. JAMES N VS. ss nR e7ee
EoR RENT-oN RIVERSIDE PARK, AT SfNETlgTH
A. street, pleasant House at moderate price. Ad-
dress LYNUs CLARK, al fifth avenue.
LroR sALE-AT sUPPERN. N. T., WITHIN FIVE
minutes walk Of Erie depot, modern built House.
rage house lot IO6x50 feet; buildings built by DAYS
So per year For particulars ad1ress or noure AZ n
W. sUFFEAN, sufiern, n. \.
LNOR SALE OR TO LET ON REASONABLE TERMS
a. Houss ana Lot on High street, Newark, M j. fur
nished Or uniurnished, containing nine rooms water
ano gas best location good stabling and coach house
coryenent 70 depot aud street would AXE a few
thousand dollars in dry goods, boots aud shoes Ad.
dress !. =. T., Herald office.
EoR SALE OR TO LET-NEw JERSEY, s9,SOO TO
a. Sl00D; rent &lU to $500; minute from depot;
one hour from Cortand street fcrry nigh ground, due
II wAikfS ef' [ 2fs s"S %
DOR SALE OR RENT-FURN1sHED, WOODSIDE
NJ j., beautiful Cottage, rooms grounds 7sxzi0;
plenty OF trut chickens, &C. price &6600; cheap
~ ID. OkkBLL, 291 broadway
LNOR SALE OR TO LET-AT MINKOLA 4. T.
~ mules from city, House, containing II rooms aud
Easements good spring well stocked with choice fruit
trees Apply 10 4. FLEET, Mineola. H. H. or ClIAs u
McCARrik Y Fulton row, West Washington Market,
New York city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

At NEW BRIGHTON-TO RENT, THREE FUR
n nished uniurnished brick Villas; stables gar.
dens; modern improvements; charming views: 30
minutes from Wall street; reduced rents Dh kAF
SCRYSMER. I'll broadway room s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

IGOR Saba THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
brown stone House In the best location in Brooklyn
newly furnished, at expense OF 81 600 for what
the house is worth; call and see Address HICKOX 40
Jefferson street. Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

RIO LET-AT FORDHAM THREE MINUTES FROM
L depot a neat House, seven rooms; fine garden; To-
cation unsurDassed fronting ST. Johns College rent
low inquire OF II. SMITH Harlem Railroad depot,
Fordham; or TO owner, H. N. BENEDICT, Fitty-iourth
street and First avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

TOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST SITUATED CORNER
A brick Honses in Brooklyn three story basement and
subcelar; all good order; contains the modern i'm
proyements and near ferries price $4,000 terms
Apply premises III Nassau street, corner OF JAY
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

RIO LET-FoR ONE OR MORE YEARS. A SPLEEN
Old Residence at Inwood, the Hudson with stables
ana oubulldings attached and including two and one
half acres OF ground beautifully laid out with shrub
berry, fruit trees, &c is within two minutes walk Of In
wood station, on Hudson River Railroad. For partlcu
lars inquire Of l.. DRYF00S CO.. liz Church st., N Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

TOR SALE-N0S. 46 AND 48 ST. MARKS AVENUE,
Houses, all improvements complete easy terms. In
Quire OF j. MAGILLIGAN, ON premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

AT NYACK-FURNtsHED AND UNFINISHED
n Houses to rent at Nyack Apply 10 J. Il. MALLARY.
Mack.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

TOR SALE AND TO LET-HoUSESs1N NEIGHBoR-
hood OF Prospect Park, unquesIionably the best,
cheapest most desirable and picturesque locality
in the vicinity OF New York Mt FIELDlNGs Prospect
Hill Real tate Exchange 20 Flatbush avenue and l6j
Bergen street Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

TOR sALE-A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE, CONTAIN
IL ing six rooms; No. 80 Huron street. Greenpoint;
price $500; terms easy. Apply on the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

TOR sALE-A VALUABLE MILL SEAT, WITH TX
IL ccient water power, mill having been used 8 q
grist and woocn MILL formerly the properly OF Mathew
railroads Halfway u to be sold to settle
tate At Chamberain's Hotel Railway N j.. Wedne sday
April 81 1878, at2P b. H. II. BROWNE, Commissioner,
HALFWAY. N. j.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

ITOR SALE-A NEW FIRST CLASS TWO STORY
Il basement and sub-cellar Philadelphia brick and
Tue srookiyn jus, com pIeted; finely finished; heater
value S7,U0; will sell at IS. 100; easy erms Atlantic
and Fifth from Fulton Wall and South fer
ries, distance 20 minutes Apply drug store,
ner. Open Sundays
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

TO LET-AN ELEGANTLY FURNISHED HOUSE,
l. containing five bedrooms, reception room, parlor.
conservatory, aquarium fountain &C., with six ad-
ditional rooms In the ac stabling tor five horses;
cows horses carriages and eighteen In lawn grass
everything at the nominal rent of $24 per Tho
above place Is within ten minutes drive OF Yonkcrs and
Rverdae Depots on the hudson River and fifteen min-
utes' walk OF Mount 81. Vincent Address y. BlNSsE
Yonkers or at 2l3 West Twenty second street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18
To Let or Lease

BERGEN POINT, N. ITO LET A VERY DEsIRA-
ID bic House In complete orders nne location and
depot; rent moderate. Apply to GEO. W. JONES, D&
Pearl street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

A BARGAIN-THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
n brick House, IL rooms all improve menS near City
II all and ferries price IS 900 terms easy.
w. COOK, 23o Washington street. Brooklyn.
A MUST BE SOLD-THE CHEAPEST HOUSE IN
IA. Brooklyn; three story frame inper feet order No
lib Madison street, three churches. Inquire Of
JOHN DONOVAN l42 st. Marks avenue BROOKLYN
pRICK HOUSE,, LOT AND FURNITURE FOR SALE
Id Only $3.50; terms 10 suit; leaving Brooklyn in
duces TO sell improving avenue cars TO pass
door, Address WIDOW, Herald office.
THEAP.-TO LET, TWO THREE STORY BRICK
" ouses, with basement and subcelar plate glass
windows, for $500 year. in Fulton street few doors
from Classon avenue; good for shoe dealer, tailor
any other business Apply at AGO Adolphi street. Brook
Iyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

rIlo LEr--FROM lST or MAY FIRST CLASS
Dwelling. IN complete order, in good neigh b0rh cod
housc contains ten rooms, with az motern improve
utes' walk OF Morris uerot rent Sf0O In
Qulre Of WILLIAM ALLEN, 40 state street Newark,
n. j..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

VoNKFRs-A NUMBER OF COTTAGES $500 PER
L. year; also fine large House. modern improvements
800 per Inquire residence OF owner, JOHN A.
DUFF corner Ashburton and Vineyard avenue, You
kers. or SO West Tenth street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18
WESTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR HAIE or. TO RENT.

FOh sALE OH To KENT
TOR sALE-ONE MILE FROM PoRTCHEsTER DE
IL pot. 10 acres OF Land presenting one OF the finest
building sites IN the State fine view of Sound morey
required. WILLIAM BEArfYs, Portchester, N. Z.
H'oR sALE-AT FoRDHAM. FOUR FIRST CLASS
Il Lots corner Pelham avenue and Emmett street,
fronting 81 Johns Park best location In village price
avenue and Fifty-iourth street.
TOR SALE-AT PELHAM, wESTCHEsTER COUN-
IL ty, n y, 30 acres Land of which portion may
be sold IN plots from 10 20 acres this land is within 10
minutes walk OF the Barlow station, the Harlem
branch of the New York and New Haven Railroad and
Wall street can be reached from that station in hour
the property has great Prospective value, will
be sold low. Apply 10 WILLIAM A DUNCAN. 1877 Full
ton street.
TOR sALE-IN SCARsDALE, WESTMINSTER
country beautiful Country Seat % acres high land
commodious moiern house, by city builder adapted TO
all seasons locality e surroundings and neghhorho0d
all exceponable Particulars and PEG og phs with
ADAMS BAILEY, Liberty street. room Is.
FOR SALE. AT 4 GREAT sACRIFICE--2O LOTS;
IL two buildings 100 feet east OF Boston avenue Nor
rsania. Twenty-third ward New York Address the
owner, w. Y. ASHE, at Morrsania.
L,0R SALE OR LEASE-EASr CHESTER MOUNT
IL vernon station late Residence OF Thomas Gawey,
ESQ, as furnished; IL in lawns, &C. boating and
bathing rare opportunity to secure home cheap to
close the estate. Apply 70 OLIVER BRYAN lilo Broad
way.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

EoR sALE-AT BERGEN POINT, CORNER PLOT
Of Ground Is feet front on avenue ., sS3 feot on
Nineteenth street south sidc; above will be sold very
low For further particulars address q. e., box 1904
Post Office, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

AT SHARON, CoNN-Two DESIRABLE RESI-
~ denoes with extensive grounds, mountain air,
New York. for sale lease furnished unfinished,
lU6 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

pRosPECT PARK HoUsEs-THE NEW AND ELE-
i CANT brown stone Dwellings Carroll street be.
tween Fifth and sixth avenues Brooklyn; OF lot
2lxl06; just hnshing built by days work brick
mace, marble Bnd carved hardwood mantels elevated
range baths closes, ac; streets paved with Belgian
pavement; VIII sell At $ll1U, easy terms; decided
bargain, Atlantic and Fifth from fulion,
all and South ferrles distance, 20 minutes;
sundays Apply at drug strre, on corner.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

On a sAL 81 New AT 2sTen Es4Gsd
minutes walk from depot good House, with ii rooms
gas throughout; water, stationary range and dumb
lot has iron age Of go feet on TWO Streets has large
In bearing condition: small barn place; easy.
Address A. w. A. box $50 Post Office Port Chester N Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-04-18

DOR SALE CHEAP-THREE FINE LOTS. EACH 20
by 100; splendidly located In Hooper street Mine
teenth ward); terms easy. Address WILLIAM n. RAY,
BIT South Fourth street. Brooklyn.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERsEY.-REAL
~ Estate specially. For sale exchange-From
$4,000 to $4,000 rents from so Sl0v per month; Is
50 minutes from foot Of Liberty street trains at all hours
save time, have health and comfort
HOE 4 STEVENS $50 Broadway,
and II Liberty street
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PROPERTY FOR SALE
OR TO LET.

ITO LEASE-THE WHITESTONE HOUSE, AT
milestone, L. L. furnished with standing furniture
all new; every room has water and bells; also to
rent, House OF nine rooms, shore $zh month;
also two AansaTd roof Houses, S33 70 month each.
X. ID. TUCKER, Al Cliff street
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CLAssoN POINT ON THE soUND-To LEASE
~ largo brick Mansion and outhonses; fine surf bath
Ing eating, &C. fine lawns: such property
before offered to enterprise. Apply to OLIVER BRYAN
lis Broadly way,
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RIO LET-AT TARRYTowN, DOUBLE FRAME
i House. furnished; four acres, carriage house and
stabling tor six horses
4. HANFoRD, No. Pine street room s.
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AT BAYoNNR. N. J-CENTREviLLE DEF OF, 81
"A minutes from New YORK, on New Jersey Central
Railroad 50 trains day Cottage oil around and
stable; rent $780, Apply TO Q. NOE, 90 Broad street.
New York.
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BEAUTIFUL PROPERTY NEAR PLAINFIELD ALSO
I'D fine Place in Elizabeth; will exchange either
for Western Florida Lands. JAQUfs, 159 Broadway,
Commissioner of DEEDS for all the states
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710URTRENTH STREET, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
~ Eighth ayenues-For sale, a splendid four story
pigh st0op brown stone House. Bx60. and Extension;
lot 100; price low and easy termA Apply 10 ISAAC
HONG, Ill Broadway, basement rooms and II.
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L'oR sALE-A SPLENDID QgNTLEMANs RESI-.
IL dence. with Furniture, all In complete and fno
orler; well built short distance from the city over
~ OF land, part wood, high beautiful
views; suitable residence for winter summer,
10y d. X iHITCHcook. 50 Broadway room a
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furnished and unfurnished Houses, in desirable To-
cations adorable terms Apply to M. MITCHELL, II
Pine street..