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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTAT

OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
sullivan st. No a. S lbSia1seit GIsf Eunioe
watson, widow to Daniel cofey 80 ;;.: $500
h%%%s - q 25 m S PafSy widow
7thst t' 81 Istave, 27GIGGelx2sx3ssi
o6k2sGa; Frederick W Thorn aud wife to Chas ~ 600
' VIENNA nj and i vile to John Chamberlain .. 1000
eihst g. 2iSs II Of 2davc, 2iSxyso; Oliver ooo
ais,s' se = 1ov 70 ISn1 VI seiI IL 900
'i ninta spi,i and oilcrs 1880
Of 57s SosiSS Leo. Witt Wdr l SS sGd
i,}t t a,I, Lane. Neiter ... 1900
III ~ Of iSn sy Srp 2SHiooo John Nc eooo
100. John Kowvanka and wife to Ca,iarine Ritz. -.
' kasr wife Of John Kasr to coniad lOiOo
oI ms 81, f IN G.rance COMPANY to Bertha Monshei
a tL %Ie % p1ls Of n Hvsnne a. sc
x6l5T26Oic; Thomas Lyons and wife to Erastus 4, ooo
' n 81, an5 VII, VIZ 10 Ma i, ", 10000
NC Me- e, co to l. Smii tn f. u Nominal
'" Wiie o Er6ae Nee G Nominal
ssth st. l5otW Of 50 aye 25Sloos WIN SIN 1850
S, d f. eS i IT %fs MI 81 AIc"f c A. ,ac is
xi@Is' ''d" 9i"'i 70 ~ 1000
l2ciis H. s. 2l5l dave lGsS0alI; Abel >. ooo
sIiE r, poi|r i :. Ab"i iIoncs ~ $4,000
,sIi oda and vie 10 Isaac Rsscnfcld $4,000
AI.,iu 100 IL II 90 .ti 1t, -UAlOtb; W III
Holmes and wife to May Holmes, vile u ADi y 200
AitNqi.ieray ave. ~ 100 it Of l39Isi. 2ols6G Abel
Holmes and TO Lucy Holmes, whc oil WIN ID zoo
ACKNOWLEDGMENT eouidistant between lJ1th AMI
sh-sts. 7jA I3.9 IlOtaJ treat vile OF tastds u
o Charles Holland
Same pIoprry Charles HOLLAND TO Eiastus treat Nominal
FoI. C,coTt, prop ny, plot NJ lJG on map No w
Iy1Amau's estate, JUX -2Gi g10N22G6; W Has 80
r,l tctr,c f. Issue VI uyCA.a as ratt'c sc l,SOO
rtui crty. plot No l3' on map 40 J9, BOX 90
A..Gt: same 20 lSOO
Fort George PIE pcrt, Plot y" li2 on map No t'G
B -s. l,ff
.4th NaG. Dpykcaye fcNfi ~ O! "a ST. "oXloo; M.
Wm IuruaId vile tc Patrick solJLp go
9i;u ward, g., inning III Iiiill. o Mn Took on vs.
stree. la,cy lad odi, iD9-' NHt-l cN' Ji'IoOX
.U23lo1NJ y,s!ri oiNCO, ca ialn. 80 - square 400
IT: Taos IINldnG To Iaai"l x hcnddli'... HoV
Nt";;ryst \ Is II Il . i.rh'S g ~ tfrenWichHt,
2H.,'. 30 3g26.4 LNal.ot The Rect r. thhch"afi
AZ. Nsstr,l.ra oi iTllt5 thluOb 20 Henry ,o.o
Meyer. i| ytus, per year SV"o
Nc>tfys 50 = 81 i.r,s Of rTcrnwlclst o. ,
XaSNG asst 10 same J. ytaIr tr year: zooV
~, a .nc ~ +, SAM, % ySrS. p.l ycr~ 240O
VA" IA, re-, YEAR ''' .........~.. 1900
LIAsE. OiD ttNfEiANCf~
5.n, = go oi lst Az, . >@7 Charles Brandt
a. 49, II morn .............. 40, 90
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Drooklnn iSca! e:5ialc Tor sac.
ER in real.

DOBFRT :. BtSSING, BROKER in REAL
al ESTATE AMI MOhiNAGI LOANS, tol IohAs"c-
II Continental iriidine brooklyn ha7 io ,air 'N'tS
II hl L-ta', consist ~ ~ -tnt- ana y"
every description, nesi ~'"t"ra Bioohiy "o
Narau Prospect PARK aid elsewhere. "i,h '"ih
Fa.s, ii age RESIDENCES and CodhtI StaS "l
NrrJsiscN toiit ana Suiis
Island Also u ~ I.sia" Of llti,'u- titiat'' "a
many q Tie Soutnern lfsttfn ana western Siat'S i"
visiting augc dTactT ~ thc1 Investments Ia il
y fnG u 10 h'r vantage 20 communicate WIN i
Real D. ate uan>arlou- ns dsN'G i"h lblt 81 " hu'-e
iaC city foI country property OF Nt' - 81
prompt. WIN oN nrls n4
aie IN ans locality solicited. Aocarg Ic unless property
s sf-,d nr,t approved n IS lie owner = J.
es proposing purchase r,sifnce OF "ihrr property N
!ooElyu favor then Crn interest hF Idins general
description 81 tc style 81 crop - wanted "n' 'cN "A ii
informed similar estate
exchange. n he Vel:
clugs TTo1 IN II e'ts a.o, .r~ class i:es
81 dt-' iiiiliE
lot PARK Iaks rs'an', for Farm ia'i dsFns
fInffsa" il'' ~ Ni
aupIuNctiJ any required "a aI !l alton 10
ROBEisf :. BU>+fNG. 2ji Mont tsdc ST., lr"oklyn
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1lathMtrn.
Established 1921.
THOMAS T. TAsXFP JR. STEPHEN n. IAsKER
MORRIS, TASkER & Co.
vi PASCAL IRON WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA
TASkER IhON Works
NEWCASTLE, DELAWARE
Office FIFTH and Tashcr SIS. Philadelphia.
Ofic" and archOusr. q. l. GUld-st., @cg- York.
ofce AID airlousc. No. 80 Oiiyef ST. Boston
Manufacturers roupht Mc,ued Tubes. plain, gal
yanIati cDlfsd, steam ana Mat' T.
IAi.WELIi-D CHA .CONL IRON BOILER Tt BES.
on WELL I HING AED CASING.
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS, BRASS VALVES AND
COCKS
GAS AED STEAM FITTERs' TOOLS.
CAST IRON GAS And MATER PIPE.
STREET LAMP Pu~rS AND LhNTERNS
IMpKON ID COAL Gas APPARATUS, &C
IMPRON in SUGAR MACHINERY, SC.
WE WOULD CALI SPECIAL ATTENTION TO OUR
PATENT NUIChNIIED ri BBEECOAihD TUBE
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK. Aug. 4, 1873.
The following were the sales at the Ex-
change salesrOom to-day:
IN n. y P1rnftt
story brick house, with lot l5xl00ll on the nsof
llsts 1915 Il Of I'd ave, TO the security savings oon
BV r. 4. Laurence a 90.
4 I y osar frame houglg "
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Amusements.

NJ LATE HIPPODROME.
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT GARDEN IN THE WORLD
Concerts every night at o'clock by
GILMORES SUPERB BAND OF
100 PERFORMERS,
TIE WORLDS GREATEST CORNETIsT,
MIR J. LEVY,
who will appear the choicest selections from
his repertoire OF rare musical gems
Change Of programme nightly
SATI' RDAY AFTERNOON at O'Clock. Matinee perform
anco. Music by Band Of Selected M usicans
Admission 80 private boxes, admitting four ~ 81,
Tho Garden IL open EVERY OTHER AFTERNOON, WIN
out music to oclock-a delightful resort for ladies'
and children. Admission % cents. 49,,
tickets for 100 performances 500 nall season cK
performances 500 kages Of IL tickets, 80
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REQ LAR Catskill line, the crcck.-Steam
es New Champion and Walter Brett will leave lor A.
VO % Canal ST., daily Except sunday, at p III. faIc 30
Sha Como citing at Catski with Churchls line OF stages,
u through tickets sold 10 Caro- Durham WDdhan, and all
pOihls West al reduced rates.
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Proposals.

OFFICE OF ADNNIsIR,roR oP WATER WORKS ASp{
PihIlC BlIlJINes. MN OuIAA- June 20, 1875. )
CFAIFD PROPOSALS. will he received at
~ Of the uBdes gnci until the 18Th day of August
1875. at ~ m, for The LEASE OF the CITY Et
WOHKS and ACCOMPLISHING FRANCHISES. In con
formy with Ornauce No Bias a - adopted The 10Th Of
June, 1879 desiring copies Of the ordinance
pamphlet can be supplied by addressing
LEON RER1OLI,
Administrator Of Wafer Works and Pablo buildings,
Room No. 23 city HAL New Orleans Ia
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Real estate 90 g,ttharge.

Real Getatc 90 gtthar9e.
(OUNTRY RESIDENCE, free and clear, on
" Eiic kauai y hours to exchange iOr improved or un
improved 1ity property.
LULAND q WHITING, Bcckman Il.
rEO EXCHANGE-A HOUSE of six rooms,
with tHn TAN o's, wiih plenty oi irnt and shTubbcry ia
one Of he bet locations jersey city lights fOr FARM
worth !rJm : 700 70 $500. Addftas
j. HUMAN,
p. q. RoN ll2, Hudson City, y. J.
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-, IENIItAL IA IIIt)AD COMPANY. .
ehOgue. '"''''A ""''''''' -'''' ~ ' 49,
Lave hunters Point 7 90 a. m.-i.abylon train.
HNe hunter Point 80 a. m-IdtcbOsuc mail tram, with
paiir attached
lave Hunter Point z 90 D. m.-PatchOgue train.
eat hunters Point 80 p. m.-Pa:chOsue express train,
=, VIII lail0r attached
Fsit hunters Point 300 D. m.-Islip way train
ts particulars bills small tables Also. for
U,s " ana from FamiBgdale, Central PARK, HYDE IaIk,
h.. saN and other Ferry leave NewYOTk,
v,, James Zip East River 30 minutes and foot OF Thirty
n ~ East Rycr 10 minutes previous Ia the departure Of
Al Hunters Point Tickets sold and baggage checked
U. SIP and Thirty fOuIt sunday leave
slog.a fon for Great Neck Hampstead Garden CITY, rat
Ilnss, aa az way stations at 30 and 90 For
Oitge Point, MhtcStGne, AMI all informed ate
' e4o, 1000 HOO a. M. and 100 3.I5 90 g. 80 o.
l. ID. BARTON, superintendent
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6ousco an0 farms iUanic0.

FARM WANTED within 30 10 80 miles of
Ne" YORK pnoe not 10 cc,rn 81 o. Address stating
full particulars, H. {. n I Ibnue Office.
f'ARM WANTED-NOt too far from the city !;
good sol and badings if the Hudson, must
The water. Address, with toll particulars,
NJ PASTOR, Tribune once.
vXANTED-Withintl three hours of New-YorL,
W FARM ~ about 20 acres, good buildings water
frn; pre- $500 Ia 900 AGdT,ss. Win full
lars. MERCHANT, Tribune Olnoe (UptOwnB ancl !, 2SS
broadway.
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BOARD ano Rooms.


Country Board.
COUNTRY BOARD and good accommodation
~ six miles from the NCrih River Mountain prosecis =;
Lake. public road store and post
door balconies shade music and crOquet
reasonable charge when received or return day
WALTER BARLOW, CoXsacke, Greene County, y y.
EIRST-CLASS BOARD, mt Plainfeld, \. j.
4 Private family house new, with bath room location ex
cellent moderate Address at once L. d. 49, BOX .ol
Plainhed, Nj
FAMILIES can he accommodated with good
i BOARD, pleasant rooms shady grounds, cr0que eroh
gion minute from depot good roads; line mountain
scenery temperance house livery attached. Apply 70
GEORGE ". RHODES, Franklin Furnace, Sussex County,
NJ.
- REENWICH.-GOod BOARD and fine, airy
" ROOMS, In unexceptiOnabe home, can De secured
for August and Fall months Inquire at POstOee,
Greenwich, Conn.
GOOD BOARD at a FARM HOUSE, 2l2
~ hours from city; bathing boating, ana hshing ample
Thomas C0tar.l $50 Ninh-ave. n Y. Address {. HENRY
HOWELL, hvcThead, L. l., Box 100
DOOMS, with BOARD for the Summer, ut
4 priyat. residence OF subscriber. n. C. BEACH
T.. o. Box No ~, summit y. j.
Board and Rooms Wanted.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED, in some
~ farmhouse. FOR Is tile CIR II years
old Address, with fun particulars, 4 B.. Tribune ONCE
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Mattresses.
nd CHAMBERMAiD.-A neat

w and tdy willing and obi gng young woman would Ike
place; il a thorough WAITRESS and thoroughly cNPe
rced CIIAMEERMAID; furnish the very hest RET Il
ence Apply ODELL's AGENCY. lO9 West 5ithst coz
ner BroadNa y.
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STEAMBOATS, un0 RAILROADS..

A LBANY AND TROY BY DAYLlGMT:m
rT da sp FaS esSr as
rSagkes csS and asG o wes psS Sn
Cornwall and Newburgh returning same ds} o. sPera'
!. .S o. to an" from Saratoga saratoga = OD1D '
BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
and Nsusak Railroads Ear 81 s,tsssr db n1 D y,
T. m.
CITIZENS' LINE.-Steamboat for TROY,
with al railway lines otn and " Ws Ee rant
.T @ y me- foot of Ier0y Through g6 eSf ed over ssp all
nELAWARE AND HUDSON CANAL CO.
~ owning and operating the only route 70 cooers'own
hs s On LAKE chamyain Night trains and steamers FROM
% ay line At AS d an% % evening trains
l %rr All 'hf a. GISFHhH %s., Prest
NELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
II ERN kAILRoAD d. foot Of Barclay and Chrs9ph,r ss
go train y TS@n sa rar leSa W VA s
SSGS S,G ' R@ sTmg
C2a4 S% e cSnS Water h aS and
burg alOp Bnghamton Expess with craving roam
opGps a, oy stations Ncw A"ovs &C. ' and
also iakc competitions Tor Lake Hoaoong Dudds Lake, and
schoocys Mountain.
I'OR EoEdout 4 Kingston. landing at Cozzens
west Point. Cornw ALL Ncwburgh Marlborough Milton.
TouehKcese West rar. and Esorrs the steamboat James
II TsE 81. f PER Ne C g. North
NOR Rondout and Kingston, connecting with
E9ndo% and GsTsgS F.r%1a sRas s MoH
Itcbl,uJ ay) ard Esopua, the steamboat Thomas
nr cvtrv TUESDAY Thursday and saturday, leaving lar
r-un st. Tier 81 y. H.. at D. m
L'0R NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
med hiE pon steamer lts1cs fecS day lsanayex
Gr,tcn n 3 - M twenty T. H. 3 10 p connect
in with spec Sew Haven Night boat leaves ftch
Sin m II cock Tckc.s gold and baggage checked al 94l
IIosiway. New York, audi Court st. Br1okAn
NALL RIVER LINE,
ron BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FAIL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS, june p to Aug. 20, incusiye) nj . p III.
From Pier % North River. foot oil Murray St,
THE WORLD RENOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL. AND PROVIDENCE,
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DHUADFIPUIA via LONG BRANCH and

i Tie NEW.JERSEY SOCTHERN RAILROAD.
Pare from New y OTh "a iladel, llA only - 20.
Cunmon cng MON DAY, Jane p, l-1j, te new, s;anch
AM councillors steamboats, JI~SE IIOYr and TW IGHT
COM ot ug at sandy ii OGa with all trains will
Leave NcW York iiom Pier y. r.. foot OF kcctJrst
7am.-For Long Branch and Red Bank.
et5 a. m.-FOr Ihilddcl ha, Long Branch Toms RIVER,
WaiofOwn. Nineand. and FIiigetOn.
H.. nj rhadr Long Branch. Barnrgai,
all stations.
$40 D. N IxIr,ss for ladclphia and Long Branch
parl0r Carr through Philadelphia $50 train
y. m Branch, Toms River, and aIetown.
Prom DOT of 24th North River, y; % and T.
oath 81 Pier 300 a. Per \ r. $50
a. at Long Branch .1llS Jetgning, leave
long franc 90 D. NJ arrive Pier T. s 50 2tth 81 PIER
lion. MM. :. SNfDt.N, N'Vncial Majlag T.
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NOR WrsT POINT. NEWDURGH P'Iccp,ic,
NEW-YORK. NEW-HAyEN AND HART


VIslON.-suim Al rang mont coWmencing me ~ 90.
Passenger station NcW-lOTs, Graud Central Depot ca
trance Forty second IT.
lFANs LEAVE NTW-YORK
Trains leave a. 40 tAcc n, 200 fsNh SU'
,Accul a. m GA, l. IA. CAccnl ux, 20 acc No.
tfx aud BIB Local rs. 9 tl-X and IN p IA
For Sputh Norwals 7l0, so 900 d. III, y nt, ~.
900, 3D. 44U BIO, j:iO o3j. 9, 10 p NJ LOT NtAloIe'
no, 500 o. :, 10 @ NJ j. NJ ~ sa =" - ,''2' 'o''
40, 4.4J s. D, j,4f 6SJ, 40, =, ~ ana ll.'J T. 10
EAprcss Springfield al % ana 10 e. NJ anu
p in; Shore Line al ana % T. NJ he 'J" H.
l. BIS. snd 10 p. H. stopping at stamford N"i""ih
and 500 and 10 a. IL. aIid - 9, and % =. IN. az
Irl ec,ort. the % 2. connect Win uali
or SuoIo Division Tor Providence. t4t oc5 d. m 81 !
D. with Shore Line Division l0T NnTWi "u' %
Coancctcut Naey al say brook and ihc - "-li"Yen am
=. at New IL ami t' 500 ~ ana D.
IN i.r N.wrprt sos 40 a. H. aud IL trains connect
Connecticut River i. r. al SiIl1Glcc a't > p m
for Montreal The % a. a. n connect WIZ
Naugaiaok X r. ami HouSaoac T. r. ~ irids' port me
a. H.. 81 AMI 40 with Hahpriy ana NofWalN
at South NOrwaik. and tie s0J aHd 4:iO and "tO
L. m with New Canaan K. X. al Stamford. 49,, 800,
sunday Boston Nal Trains al IN, VIA Springfield al AZ
T. IN. "a Providence.
Nilt
Tic.f, tan pur, hasod al Ticket Office ~ Company al
Grad Central Depot al Offices of y. y Transfer Co, =
Br, say eg YGrk. and so Cont ST. Bpun.n, Who VIII
also che q baggage from residence 10 destination
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NOOK and OTHER WORK-By two English

yonng WUmt Is first class coos IN AL ntais, &C.,
pastries es desserts the other fstelass ~aitre
and OF all work willing 10 go to ooinry or ry.
together separate good recouyn slons IAN DC seen ~
PROlI SfANr Bl REAU. ISIS 6tlLaNe above lOth -
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Miscellaneous.

ALL HOTELS and SUMNER BOARDING.
~ HOUSES have good and suitabl. ser, ant 1,.nS
Cnoks 1rambermais Mattresses Kitchen Help small tiirl
Iioseworkers &C. &C. at mod rate Ma2s aso M a.
men useful all work at the large PROTESTANT HON
aMnAe 10 his
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NOOK and AMBERMAID. Nc.-By two

" willing industrious girls who desire 70 do the work OF
family between Cook understands her business u"r-
onehy Chamberuaid Is neat and ty, and good Maess
no objection Ia the country gopd Recommend Ssl ~
CAHlENTIkS, 100 OthaNc, near VhsL late lin ST. Au
SHAVE
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ROUTE York. foo; Debrosses and
Expires iof Harrisburg Pittsburgh and Scuth,
with ulnaD Palace Cars attached $50 "a H. and $50 p
For Wiiiiamsport and lock Haven via Philadelphia and
lie r. DIV connecting al IhiAdelphe, 95o o. m; for
Tor Baltimore Washington and The South Limited Wash
$50 a. Ia; arrive Washington 4:lO D. Regular at
$40 a. m, aud 9 ?. m. SUNDAY, 81
tl0A.50 g. T. $50 p and u nigt sunday 400, D,
$50 and 9 p N Euigrant and second 1lasI p m .
2.SO BIO $40 4lO, 4D . go 5:i0, g. $40, $50. T. 7}
81 TO- IL 30 H. ana j. night Sunday DO Z, aud $40
For Elizabeth G. 60 T. 74o & o 10 am. y NJ . 80
$40 $40 4lO. 80 90 BIO. 80, o. 81 G5b Z, 40 10,
$40 $40, ziC 40 40 40 $40 6 6i0 30 I. SO
For Woodbridge Perth AmbOy, and south Amboy and 10
a. m, 80, So and r. IN. , go, -oo
e:Io 7 p m and II nj ut Sunday, /. II.
For FAST Milestone, II noon, and 20 p. m
FoI i,rsf5 ' = = 10 a M II 80 ? 10 ANA D. m
For IamDcrtviile, g 80 A. H.. 2, 10, ana D. NJ
For Remington, PbIHsDdrs ana BcNldcle $50 w. ana
foq Mercer ard Somerset Branch. 3 p. m.
FOR Trenton Bodentown, burlington and Camden, $50 and
go a. ~, Il 30. z, a, ,, and D. n:
- For Freeioli 80 ~, 2, 3, and Al D. M
For tarnncGaie ana Squap 80 d. NJ, aud 2 p III.
for IIig,isjown Pemberton Camden Perth AnbOy
Foi hiel tstown and Pembcrton, a. m.
Trains follows From ittsburRh, G55 and 1880
H. snd go !. IT,. daily 1915 a. a. ana 600 p NJ daily
so H. 10 n A.. sunday, go a. M and W D.
Prom Philadelphia, DO go 600, lob. ll"u 1l;J1
2lJ .. 81 : G.lO 6 -, 49, a. 900. 10 II Z. m
Ticket Offices, 52G and Jis broadway, No AsiOr House
mo foot u DesbTosts and COrtahdtsts; No CouftsL
Immigrant Ticket once No. battery place.
p,.x, , D. "a BOZ u, Jrg Gen Passenger Agent
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From Pier %. North River, foot oil Murray st,
THE WORLD. RENOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL. AND PROVIDENCE,
Cs-+ 4 G.. SIMMONS. capt p. VI. SIMMONS.
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR THE SEASON
The most direct Taunton. Mddctoro, Plymouth
New cd nd Maliha's vineyard Nantucket cape C0 ihe
WHITE MOUNTAINS, and all principal points in New.En
gland and tie Provinces.
For Tickets and apply at 944 Broadway Broad
war corner Twenty Tjst CONT IT.. Brooklyn oi at Inc
Office Pier and al principal Hotels and i'k't o'es
III the city. bVHDtN q bVNA ILL., AF'n'''
GEORGE L. COMMON, gen. Pass Agent O. C. = b. co.
I EHlGH VALLEY RAlLROAD-SUMMEK
f. ARPANGFNtENT~-JUNE -, lo75.-Depols io't ol
Cort l.udt AMI Dcs'rosScs SIS 1870. ~ ,,.....
S40 a m ain through rlniIa stop ing AZ NcwMaiko
Round Brook, IpnliI,shGrg faSUn l.rfhlrht'i Al IT.
Chunk. White Haven, WIFE tsh1ir', rms
ToNand9. and incT;Ie'itt station. a>O connects
with trains for Reading Harrisburg. and foitS'i!o. ,
Train through to 1Uulhannock, Sop'If ~ IN"
prime late stations. Ills train has o1hntc
ton also for Malanoy City, liazlcton Reading, io's
vile, ana Harrisburg.
90 p t'u through TO &auch Chunk stopping ~ Il" III
tcrnedatc stations. .....
AMI coupccs with trans for ithaca hnhrri Hoch.sicl
Bunau NIAGARA Ais. ana me NVs
IuImau's Sl-,ine coaches attached to TINS IRAN.
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- m lalr -DRESSMASER, who thoroughly
understands cutting httng. and trimming II engage by mo
day week daring dun season cy vi eooAuy - 'VtS'
dav operate on W. 4 VS. mlci Inc.
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Nurses.

NruPSF and HOUSEWORK-B n young gill
o j. very uscful and tidy, AID take care 81 oi
and ~ ana h,p 10 every thing about house c or cpa-
~ can be- 1875 9th above lOthst al tie
tffT
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a4O WEST 30TH-Sr.-A woman wants .
no baby TO wet nurse her home would give 1t
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NEW YORK and LONG BIZ ANCH RAILROAD
y CFNTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW i Err ~.
ALL RAIL LINE BETWEEN NETWORK XND
ANl-Ll-

Opposition MERCHANTS LINE for
~ ALBANL and TROY landing at ca XXI ,SrHHTT =
Wednesdays and FRIDAYS, 6 2. m. taI, 2, cents
deck CABIN. with bcrhs 81. Only S6 % 20 uial0 ttsht
at reduced rates. J. ". iANtOA,
SUNDAY EXCURSION, 2 a. H.. 24th ST.. S15 Newhurgh,
50 Cts: IOughkct khuebeck, Caaiil, Athens - TO
Turn llc.lt. 81 30. arlIyImg NoEN nrk san. Gav.
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bridgeport, and all points on iousatonic
ID and Nsugatck Railroads. Fare 81 steamer BRIDGE
PORT leaves Catharnesp 1880 and bridgeport at III
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Ietsv Protestant woman ~ NUllSE ard ShNMSl islS0i
can bring up babe it, birth d. al Kinds ol sewing ~
maud. cui. uirI preferred excellent riertutes.
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Geamstresses.

4 AIDES DRESSES made in the latest styles;
dr, ss-s made equal Ia charges moderate Lac
made, 10 nt ,r original designs AMI cl aned @d Ira'a
,arupr or address Jol GthaNt, Fancy Soit
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PROVIDENCE AND STONINGTON


FOR ALBANY AND SARATOGA.
Leaves daily AT Sundays cXCcpiCd) nom Pier Al,
North River foot ri anal IL.
SPhCIAI NOI lCE.-On Saturday. July 3. and Sat
sD further nriCe, The steamers Of this line viii aVe
p. in,icad OF j. heretofore IN order 20 connect
bany with the Sunday morning train for Saratoga and
the West
Excursion tickets, which must be- al the Office
the wharf Albany and r,urn 20 to Saratoga ana re,n
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Counlrn Heal Gstnle for Sale.

ENOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT of 53 acres
Z beautiful village Genera -itua;lon excellent
cool buildir line fruit Apply to GLElr H. SMITH,
IDuA
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Gro. P. Rowrrn & Co.


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A shepherd TO whose care she was con.
signed had much difficulty in retaining
and tanning her, for she would scratch
holes in the walls and roof of his hut
and escape into the woods. When exhib.
tied before the Queen Of Poland. in 1871,
she displayed her feetness in outrunning
hares and rabbits. She was baptized as
Marie le Blanc. but did not live TO do
credit to her sponsors; her health de-
clined under the influence of civilized
usages, and she was sent to convent,
where she passed out of the world ken.
Another instance comes under date OF
1867, where some HungaEians we're chas-
ing the wild bore near Frauemark, and
followed their prey far over the noun
tains. Seeing the tracks of human foot.
steps in the snow, they traced them to a
cavern, where they found a young girl
unclothed and very brown in color. She
set up cry and gazed on the hunters,
who took her away with them. They
conveyed her to a hospital near Chem
Eitz, where she was clothed and made to
take nourishment AT frst she refused
all the cooked food presented to her, pre-.
lerring roots, inner bark and other I'M
dressed articles Of vegetable growth.
atbecame Of her we have no record
to tell.