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In a Bad Fix.

A colored woman in a village back of
Greenbush was married nine years ago to
man who went off to sea, and was supposed
to have been drowned Naturally, she mar
ried again, and has since had several child
rem. The first husband has lately written
that he was captured by savages on the AT
doesn't know
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SOUTH BERWICK, Me-, Jan. II, 1872.
II. X. STEVENS: Dear Sir-1 have had dJ spep-
sia In It's worst form for the last tea years, and
have taken hundreds OF dollars worth OF medi-
cine without obtaining any relief In Seplem-
Der last | commenced taking the Negetine,
since which time my health has steadily I'm.
proved. MY food dlgests well, and have gained
fifteen pounds OF flesh. There are several 9TH
ers in this place taking the Vegetine, all have
obtained relief. Yours truly,
THOMAS L. MOORE,
Ovcrseer OF card room, Portsmouth CO.'S Mills.
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II vegetine will relieve pain, cleanse, purify
and cure such diseases, restoring the patient To
perfect health after trying different physicians,
many remedies, suffering for years, is IL not
conclusive proof, II you are sufferer, you can
be cured? Why Is this medicine performing
such great cures? 1t works In the blood, in
the circulating fluid. il can truly be called the
Great Blood Further. The great source OF ais
ease originates In the blood. and no medicine
that does not act directly upon IT. TO purify and
renovate, has any just claim upon public atten-
lion.
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SYMPTOMS-Want OF appetite, rising OF food
and wind from the stomach, drynes' ana white
pess Of thf tonglIe fc "a The mornng, sense Of
occasionally interrupted by diorrhPa; Raleness
OF the urine. The mouth is clammy, or has a
sour or bitter taste. Other frequent symptoms
are waterbrash, palpitatOn OF the heart, head
ache, and disorders OF the senses, as seeing
double, etc. There is general debility, labgunr
and aversion to motion; detection OF the spirits
disturbed sleep ana frlghtlul Dreams
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What l Know About Vegetine.

SOUTH BOSTON, May Q. 1870.
II. X. STEVENS, ESQ.,: Dear Sir-I have had
considerable experience with the Vegetine or
dyspepsia, general debility and impure blood,
the Vegetine is superior TO anything which |
have ever used. commenced taking Vegetine
about the middle OF last winter, and. after u.s.
ing few bottles, 1t entirely cured me OF dys-
pepsia, and my blood was never In so good con-
diJion as at the present time. IL Will AFFORD me
pleasure to give any further particulars rea-
tive to what know about this good medicine
to any one who Will call or address me at my
residence, $50 Athens street. Very respectfully,
MONROE PARKER,
$50 Athens street.
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CINCINNATI; Nov. 26. 1872.
NJ, II. X. STEVENS: rear Sir he two bottles
of vegetine furnished me by Your agent my
wife has used with great btnent. For long
time she has been troubled with dizziness and
costiveness; these troubles are now entirely
removed by the use OF Vegetine.
She was also troubled with dyspepsia and
general debility, and has been greatly bene-
htted. -
THOMAS G MORE.
229M Walnut Street.
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finanftal.
RUFUS HATCH

BAXTER NATIONAL BANK,
RUTLAND, VT.
CAPITAL, 100000.
DIRECTORS
II. HENRY BAXTER, J. w. CRAMToN,
II. f. LOTHROP, n. T. SPRAGUB, JR.
j. N. BAXTER, II. KINGSLEY,
T. w. PARK, W. C. DUNToN,
GEO. <. ROYCE, w. G. LANDoN.
GEORGE r. BoTrUM,
TIONS
Made and remitted for at Lowest Rates.
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TINK DEPOSITS.
general Banking and Exchange business
transacted.
Il. HENRY BAXTER, Prest. j. N. BAXTER, V. Prest.
GEORGE r. BoTTUM, Cashier.
may
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Fairbanks Il 40,

/NREEN ARNOLD, Practical Stair
NJ builder. orders solicited, either by day
or OBJ. Satisfaction given or no pay =. o, Box
S2I Rutland VI uecisuu
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PRICE THREE CENTS.

This capablity for presenting God in
Christ involves earnest love for the race,
true discipline of the mind aud heart at
just the point where the Master says, ''Come
unto me-"
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Mr. H. r. STEVENS: Dear Sir--I will most
cheeriully add IN, testimony TO the great num-
Der YOU have already received in favor OF your
great and good medicine, Vegetne for do not
think enough can be said In It, praise, for was
troubled over thirty years with that dreadful
disease. Catarrh, and had such bad coughing
spells that It would seem as though could
never breath eany more, and Negetint has cured
me, and / do feel to thank God all the time
that there IS so good medicine as Yegetlne,
and also think IL one OF the best meuicines
for coughs and weak sinking feelings at the
stomach, aud advise everybody to take the
Vegetine, for can assure them IL is one or the
best medicines that ever was.
Mrs. L. GORE
bridge, Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-10

The will ot John c. Green was admitted to
probate yesterday by Surrogate Hu,chings BY II the
teslator leaves his VIII $500 900 ia cash his household
property including books. pictures, c'c IN his house on
Wasliu giOn-square, and his country house on staten
Island MS pcws in two churches the house on WasLng-
ton uar with the connected lot running through TO
Eighth-st, IN place Of when she may Jake 100000 IN
cash house and lot on West Tcnths and his house at
Casticton Long Island with % acres around II. He
makes an oaborac disposition Of this property in
she should de before him, contingency which has
not happened Had II happened, 100000 OF her share
w. IL 20 the Preby teran iO pita and 100000 to
Tie Presbyterian Home for Aged Women Tie rcs Of her
shafe 20 90 double his legaces TO he brothers
s,d 10 other persons To the three sons OF Frederick T.
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@oruoraiion Notice.

EOR FURNISHING GAS.-Scaled Proposal!
Il win be received by the POLICE DEPARTNENT tnas
10 O'Clock July IT, 1875, for supplying sas 70 e'sD
For particulars see the city Record copies Tor sale Ne
2 CITY Hall.
L'OR FURNISHING CONDENSED MILK
MENr OF CHARITIES AND c0kRko ION. n1t% S,,y 40
oo;o~k M yrly TX $50 or ,ppI ing 'a' l az Sa
c ,S' iYfs aITlt''"''' SCI '"e ''''''' '''''' ~ -
LOR FURNISHING TOBACCO, COFFEE,
l. GOLDFISH, STRAW. &c.-sEALED Pk0PDtALS an
rsccn Sn Y 10 ' c a iay Tor ,appss
TOBACCO, CoDFIsM, cotFEE STRAW -. 10.
2t rSy i an see Tie 'y N''''a "'' ' y
NOTICE of the SALE of Lands and Tene-
~ ments for UNPAID tsassaenis.-Ciiy - New fors ~
,Ra o. hSdas @1 ce csspr Of Se cS q
Ne" YORK he nnder- eaed hlsby gives pntr notice Ps'
lection q faxes and water in The
r5'ive thrrrto," lass.d ,prl ), Is7I that the -
s,,cye owncs. Of oil No lands and eG.nsHt' Q:
luo and unpaid, an'I have romance, dae and
nPai nrS ths 1nisaog ., l a ia ~
walks and crosswaks snng aud ng los limiting s.SeIA
72. required pa, Of the assessments
due an ming unpaid o the t'rN 81 Arr"ar~ at bis oa
81 Sew York togethr IN, thereon 1T the %
pc, I'nt per- amp" 70 ,s .n 81 pay '' WAN s
AMI Il default shall De made in such hs snch iEds
So's IN the CIV S prs in ,S c d, ' Sew Yos' on
ItLspAY. octoo'r AZ twelve o.iocS BOOB for The
lowest TOM OF years ~ which any persnn shall ofeI to take The
same In consideration II advancing the amount 81 the
of Tie sale, ab Together Nth ihe srys III ,s
noc. amt Advertisement and al ohcr csg', and eo-is AZ
% rno mill Al the lands and p"n'ntS hero afet-" for
Ar notice I;r, by further given that statement
- re assassin n- it own -p Of the property ON "lJe1
,hoi ami that capss 81 ihr Pamphlets ave =, stc Ia uss
onc ~. rS ~ W th lnar'o Department. and
\. :. CADi, tl,'k ~ Arrfas
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DECISIONS-JULY q.

Supreme Court Chdmhe's-RV Judge Barrett
In the matter 81 B,ay.Aner cNarinng the cases cited an
still OF the opinion that the afdaVtS used ON Tie
question II before Ip inafmissih Milnny
Freeman.-I,o confirmed and oidcr grantcdI" M
tiona Co. ac; Barry (No J. same agt same
(No Motions granted Ready Roofing Co. aEt iiilch
There authority furnished fer writ OF assistance III suc
q and the executor ~ substantially its Equivalent
is iudgc iawrcnce-Ciit"n agt. Brown. in tis case
have been ting for several for additional aiGavs
which. IL stated the argument necessary ana
have returned the motion papers 10 The CrS In the matter
Of Foster, T.-MOtion TO revive proceedings praaled
Faulkner act. IiadelIn tn, do nos see how can
make any order in the absence Of judge Van Grant
CrCait Part U-By judge Donohuc.-George TIE
CoHnt Joannes agt The Third Avenue Railroad CO. ase
settled.
Superior Cowt-Speciqi Tsm-Bv Judge Spior..-
Weston et a ag Ketchan ct aTbc defendants must have
opIoruny 10 try this upon III" sole sf,hd ihSt
trr proc that the defendant kctcham well "roag
u attend the trial the terms upon which The cas- must lr
opene will be heard before the i3ih day 81 dny 1872
Let the pautif appear before the 18th day Of July
inst, at lOle q. M, to settle order.
Omm0n Fiods-SpodGi TSrm-By Judge Larrc-
Fellows COoke-Sce memorandum. Metzcrr agi Wei
proposed guardian be med ana also
AFFIDAVIT by him showing that he bad ad'or.e Interest
Wheeler 4 Wilson Mfg Co agt Sccor sewing Ma ine @"
Judgment ordered for 81 39l. solomon ast The "nsIrea
lion be Maj Jeshurm-Temporary Injunction dissol',si ami
motion for permanent njunct IN denied see decson l'de
NooThcs-Applcaon granted and reference &" all Inc
S!cbe agt. ohel1ecrcnrc 0!ci'd ir iah
proof report. Drubet ag nsui' on
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DEPARTURE or F0REiGN Mans.
SATURDAY. IfLY 10
Fnpana ireland Malss. hv a." steamship flt

SATURDAY. IfLY 10
FnglanH Ireland. Wal's hv ~" itSnSnp lty or
a \ itinrntf -. Mil i
closed steamship sails al a. r,fioln 1a's n -
North River.
ror scotland ony tho U.ip = lvia mails - 40 a
a. M sDencnfary Maii h cOs'u 40 Steamship
sail- a j. q p,cr No. 20 NfIth :.Vti.
For France dIVc:. bv thu steam nip VIE de I;-is mats
close a. .. \ Supplementary Mail -"os'l q; 10 =. i.
Sfes, ship ,as St II N. from Pier 80 ," Nmil hNrr.
Foie bremen. tig steamship Nrcs H. HIS close
al iiD uppl"m' mary h' - 'os"i ~ tbt Fps
Ofi,r $50 y. steamship sis IL o. a. iIom iier ii
o. Third a., HolJsen.
Kingston. Jamaica. Sayau,la, ard Ciiasenl ~ The
steamship close @ g. Steamship sails al II
a. M. W. - North Hi.cr.
MasfoI krv W's bN The steamship cts II waco. close al
~itai-i AZ from ~ 20. ~ Al iNrr
Nc"IJdatlant Close al IL" cH YORK Post 'bAcs
every d@y a. 80
Ai4for lIiiiaN v <, ia closed at the rewIo.k Post
ONCE every daj 81 6 !. H.
II NDAi. INA II.
Az Mails s'o>e al a. pcu,d Inr Pos once - oitn
fTl. III. u D..
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after alterations she sailed returned this
Di for further change win sal l0 II boilers found
potent, steamship Cleopatra viii her place I'm tho
line.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PHILADELPHIA July 9Arrved steamships vindicator from
Providence; Aries, from Boston Alliance from Richmond ;
H. l. CAV, from baltimore Philadelphia, from New York !;
bark Chrsel from Hamburg brig PRINCETON. from Calais
Cleared steamship Experiment from SewlOrk Wiling,
from baltimore; brig Ellen p Port spain.
BAL1Nohf- July SArriy ed steamship Mmesa (Er from
Rio Janeo bark Campanero (Br) run Rio Janeiro; brig
II. II. Wright from Carionas bark Thorgny isved from
Norfolk schrs Aldc from Faardo, r. H. Lewis Ehrman,
from Mafalzas Cleared steamship VIM Kennedy. for PIOvi-
dence; barks Adolf Gerl FOR Bremen; Grazea Nor for
Cork.
FOREIGN PORTS.
ASrwERr July 9Sslod, steamship NedeIlanl. for Phia
delphIa
QFFS own July 9-Ihe White Line steamship Celtic
left 81 10 clOrf This mofiing ;or New YORK.
aUr Lnics, snip he;rs See Sererh Page
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CATTLE MARKETS


AIRANY July y-CArrIR The market il dun Receipts.
4Ol cas- OF last w'c Cattle ere better and
diam weights bring better Prices tie hiy pc' li FOR
PRIME native being 74c, aud from that 90 &c Tor
fair Texas sod at Jic, aud from that
to &c. Tor very fine CherokcCs.
COWS The market Is very dun Veal calves are in
better demand and te market rules higher ecrls, 300
head al sold 10 stern dealers at C2o PC T. Ii, live
weight RANGING from l3J Ia l4J ID.
SHETP AND LANBs receipts cOmpara;i ely small,
being OnlT q carloads 90 short Of to f last We on
Sicco Common fair 4LQ5c; good . 10 &C, and
rood TO extra 5L.dJ4c Common 10 fair ca &c;
fair 90 good. ga : isc good to extra, o1alOc.
Hoes Nothing doug 80
making The toll supply week tlus far 7,29 head
437 ears 2g3 beng through comments, an The bal
week AMI 40 the week last year. No
there have been 40 sales since ihur- sIihcnt Tor
quotations Fresh arrivals are al through consisn-
meit. The iHis are i.tte OF r"' - =. 400
SipfP AND Receipts To- day. 2fO1 head. making The
head last week and l2"n heal for same week
90 head only hcrine ard G-sI''' a. w i'
ped ranging from 80 10 ~ H. nj - l. "a % o. 20I
Michigan Clipped averaging 81 ID On riyaie ttins. Ihe
Recent, today 1900 head mailing tlo total sup.
py for far 1 head, agrrt Is 90 head for
Inc umo last week, and 1000 had for INC sam. une
your; active and nj Of'IIngs were as
posed Workers ~ ~ 2Od*i 50 heavy hogs - ZJG+' 90
Cows receipts for the week cars only all kinds The
helt 3 Icided here and the balance shipped
Iast FOR sale. quoted at Fair ~ $3.50 = head
few neal OF Choice late SpriDgcrr. ~ d*i3 g lr1 ,
for The week. hta Of a KINDS, mostly
cooI demand generally good all really disposed oi at
CnI 500 July 9-CaItf receipts 100 head dnil drag
eng prices STEADY sales above 80 Texans, $2aS3 90;
ooTmon Extra Slipping, ~ 7jdsG 75i Medium Steers.
mGs Receipts IL 900 head active yesterdays prices
HEAVY 10 75@t7; Light, $ld7 -; shipments 5000 head
COTTON Markets.
MACON July Cotton quiet Middling Isle Low MID
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Droohlnn Real estate FOX Sale.
.nRFRT :. EI,ssIXG. RnnKER in EEAL

DORERT :. Kissing, BnOk tR in REAL
IA ~ ATE and MOEt&AGE LoANN' -" 2oi Monia tam!
hu o. y. Cor Farms, Nillagc, OF Other
;esiiN II az. lt-lit The
such "y"hai
Superior lGs' Other urJe'f. oNn Is Of
real ,siaic tie city 'OHntry N~ ug 10
cited - ~ iuu d,5'llp
Dn-Elh IT the property 10 81" artf"r SAILING fS'
7 Iri 20 Correspondence "l. 0n"ft -
r,:ri invited. l ccri k'lf Il all rri eSift- TER
exchange. and properly !f .o ,?e"-ca.,s attt
experience 81 years ~ real 80 ~ quo ness
" { 4 I'Ifs o"nt''
oaI Ji>ls urr- 'luai't flcii'. - the aN-
II DESCRIPTION - real rsat, trans
acorS a. sections tirtpky
Irrtirari. vicinity IrnsGr.. ir, tAr
aad % iroklyn IlciS Tor s1. terms 81 paf
meat others gHrcs.n l' az tn ul ~ gntd
,iiiny leans, AM
c,.rr lcfi, abe ipals 81 flcilifT furnished.
aapIn ri Ia loan rnt dif '1rea-s
on INN civ p.oumrty GOpi aut eat.pIs wanted bs
RbBE.tI :. 81 >~fr.i, POI IlntV,i ~, BrOok.yl
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FROM huyscn ne leaves property In staten Island 10
the College New-ersoy, 100000 to the Theological
se'inary at Princeton. $50,0oO and 100000 to earh
ti his brothers, with some minor legacies to relatives
and friends.
He directs that in his estate ia insufficient 70 meet
all his legacics his wes share he first paid, next ms g-
acics relatives, and the pdblic requests last All MS
rsduary estate, whether from the lapse Of some oi ms
lcgaccs from failure 10 dispose OF the whole nv ms
T. Green. and John 7. Nixon, 10 hold Jointly Inc ,-
quest is absolute. but he expresses hope mat tcE Will
far as cam the wishcs they know To nc
his lie his executors his wife, CALEB Strog.
Charles T. Strong Robert LenoX k,nncds. WashnSlSn
Livingston n Miller have already qualified ~ executilX
and
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SHIPPING TNTELLIGENfE
PORT OF NEw.YORK.

PORT OF EN-foRk ...-..-.....". ~ ..
'lFNRFp
si 1" Ge% y u fersG 'l%Ep' E55o Sp' Va
.p T Sc aisa !T nv ,T snl@'oR [SS'
STEAMSHIP Vile de Paris W r,,hc ncz Hayrc George
Ca,iaa nr) nalr ,'as;oe ns9ecEson Bros
steamship Andes lBrl Porter hine9cn Savanilla.
sicansip Mlddlesex, Hubbard ro,iience X. l.. H. "
Steamship + Bila.e, Pierce pila rrhi,, Jl> Hand
stea1sinp rigir hal Wi alnsi". Ell H. blot, . 10
~? Pei thorough nr Gardner, London Peabody, willis
shp collcn state. Delano shaosha l. 4 Lew & Eros
laE ,i'lt Maighfra '1s"ro '''' h'n''"'"' ''tA or
I,SfS M'acS@ma li;iog. n,dSc;enn, Far Dyist rl1,t
BARK Ho1arsuni Norb r'd'1-en, lIcisinsfors, Funcb
Iarf Minnie IIantcr Woolmsn s,et'.n John G Seager
Ers Mary r. Thayer' Mccarthy "iniar Tor "ier- H. "
Bng Westmorcland u8r, Rerster Beast, J. L. hn'y &
Trg Mason, Porter Lguayra and Porto Cabeilo, H. T.
Scl; Sce Dcs,n No . BIZ. Harrison,
Sc f. Mary l. iioli Higgins Pncr;o C4belo b. r. Mecalf
ertr Isabel. Mottlcgv san Rla. Miller < Uonchfon.
sclr Sonil,m Homo uir.) Thomas, ~ John Antigua,
Stiir ib'c.cr (Br) E,,he Nassau James Douglas & CO.
Sci r. iady Bann'inal T, h"hft@, Green turtle CaJ, >.
schr :, q, NJ Todd Sofw ood Moniego Bay g. We-scis
AREIvKI.
bco 27t. kingston JAM July >, With ndse ana pass IL
stcamsiap v anoAc. Couch, Norfolk city and Rich
DOMINION steamship co.
>f.!p.l,p rotfSv lie Winu,it, philadelphia With coal
Elae'c tigure Qta, sessIefi Genoa % day., with
BARK CArton Cof Boston, Coggins Card'nas days. with
bfg ;olHc Higgins -. l. days with sugar and
Brig Del tof Bear River n. 81 Hrthouse Ca-ienas
IL iIys. viii sugar.
sclr Nele Clark Clark ST. John Y. b. 10 days, with lu
Srl,r Tlvira. Bancroft Mlch'as wiz lumber.
ltT ROT sotf D,
%. ". Rogers ~c1f ,hi ''euIfs Banks, " ih ii-h
". k~Ous ~, @ith
sclr. star Spansl,i ranntg, MURRAY, Nav Haven.
sc. days, WIN lrrnb"r.
Brooks lOf BrOOA hay, Jones' -asua days,
viii
Scl,r MTdwel DeTgmal, Jeremie IL days, with c'ai'e
Scl.f. Sophie Brhrrnlan. 1iauN, Virginia.
scbT. =. J. Dclm. Henifick,0n. NiLida
sCHoONTns-RNER ASp 'oA-rwfsR
A. W. BT0wD. WV Haven. ~. ~. SeaveY. Ne" Haven
Told. NeW Haven. Gold, 70 Eagle, ..'w Haven.
/ ,l,rk Providence. Katie 4. HDyt. Prov 'dence.
"a Tanner Khan. PROV iIecr.
Black stone, Providence. I''nr1 lroNMri,'.
s.f.p Providence y. Holmes, piJyii, nee.
Vim \ Gcsucr. Providence Tun- Boriine. Paw tncFet.
Raymond fsWiucket. T. A. Aisli, IawiucbrL
, l. Wilder plwiutkct T. Is. smith, fal River.
Fanny Fern. Jesse h. Allen, Newport
4. Iaicnntr Newport. EuckcJe N0f"lcl
Iarir; Ryan. NofWlch ny 1rp en-.
j Barrett, Boston. lilllr l.'sn- fn~tf.
srrut.u. Portland Smith puTche-ttr
Ann Amelia, New Bedford Alexander urc'npurt
WIND-sunseL Hight, :. clnuly.
RETTRYfD.
Steamship Dearborn hence July :, 0f savannah HaV
ing been furnished boiler 81 fnnni that tho
q, generated not sufficient. ana r.i"ir" -h "hcn
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Ncw- 1crsen Real G5llit tor 5llc.

L'tRM for SALE ut u sacrifice, 10 close an
interest ~ acre, NOR s:nH, y j.. D. ar CTS lnt
good hunsr utbuIHgs cnr noNirs -'rine, fiult,
etc Aiil; - 49, .... , .,.. ~, ,,.,
MAR Wa>llin9ton- llc'dpnarteis, Morris
y towr y For ale 90 g. excellent IiD ~, win
ahunr.r wai.r up ~ ltitclcD bedrooms ani H ;
rnn. stall" ant para nigh gr0nnd IL pot j. SMITH
DODGE. ~ West .Othst \. Y: riiEO AYEH-, Moi~ioNn
A3ANGE. 3D., SpEtI\I.rY.-t variety
" PROPERTY tor SALE aHI RENE oHcc rouTs, ! To 3
~ IN. l. H. GEiti.N, - Nassau 81, AM ORANGE "r,si'a
Glf
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Gonses anS farms tUanteS.

NNANTED-Vacant LOTS, or with old
w ETDISGS nor FIRST class paying tenement and store
property. G. 'AktEAC, 10. ''iaha,t.
WANTED - FARM suitable for STOCK
W RAISING, over 100 NIL, from lo city, for Nm h
owner would takc bnoohlyn property.
LULAND d WHITING, B'ekman st.
SYANTED--A COUNTRY PLACE III New
w jersey lie n,Lhborioor Of iiacker'aoN or nrr
y0o1 from two hyaaIc- Hith rodera 0rae ~ tr' Tor
Which viii be- gwen well located New YORK tity prop "
equity ~ 600 JEO. u. TAYLOR, 20S Eat 60hs,, =. y
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Co,,lnned from second Page.

hereditary TIER fathers Cor gene back were tsn
eru,eu Whalcfs aHd slors an" 'ha boys arc proh~
in AS soon es thCy can walk. ,, -.
Or cnpos; nccy opposite this rand, ana about ore
,aif q mile rorth 0i the hotels, great whaling
,@r 20 or 80 years ago. bat kclo> 40 oil has deprived IL
Of it, glory. but GREE nport Is popular pace IN sum
,ncr Man of lie New York and SroolS yachts dIDS
thrir Summer ,usS stop there fnr few DAYS an
CANT, nc ting hcgiitS ~ sac Ger Island on Jny Id
hiarl "a o n and bowling alley have been started TINS
ven very near lie camps Ound and viii hardly help the
acV.tonal exercises.
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Ev-YoRK, Ftily. July o. i~75.
Nh. Arch. Johnston, at hi, establishment,
thirteenth -, between University place ai Ifshave,
sold today "a la~ number 81 single md o'Dle teams.
including family pony. park ma fancy rir, unoui7.
in quantity arj quality showing adv ance for the bet
ter fr1m recent quotations.
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FOR Ion poN-Hl sfcrashiJ i.br1rk, IulN car
GcncIO-s, Hifsh Army Charles II townsend Gr,ree 81
Deacon Mrs +. Van Then J Morrison. william b'rt'tl
Cp-eln Bartholomew Mrs. ar l"Hnrv and IN mt vi
RAMON. NIs,es 4. aud j. P',l'u II AMI Ms IJo
Gran. bernard frU, los, Nuna Duilri'mi'r.
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Real Gstnte 60 GxeIlanee.

4 BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME ut sum
nit N.J of acres; house. ~ iooij and cupo' ioN'o
steam furnace saD garden init and shade, ~l5" -
MORTGAGE. ft.oHo Ia exchange tor Nc"drK house j. D.
COND1tT - Broadway.
LNNCHANGt.-Long Island ARN wanted IN
~ oycasgc or other good property Icasc address MEN
CHANT :. /. y. g. Box 3,7GJ
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NEW YORK. Friday July 9. 1873.
At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day ). A..
Steele sold by order OF WIN. Sinclair, referee one lot,
north Eighty eght-st. 80 feet west of Eighth
ave- size 25xlOo.s, to William g. Browning, executor
pIalnllh III slit for - 800.
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Plr. ,DErrUN 10y . VOL anc,; prieos stoa!{ and
sufiv iyit Ollu ptrnss and West Virginia %N ard
above, sGJOc.. y, i~r50c; Medium 500 =. C"ais -.
I1n t,c New NOri MEXICAN, Iilira, ami Western Fine,
81, t~c Mr,iurn m .-.... sn.I-r ~ to. t'o1ing
Washed 53u,G,: Cpnitbc tnwa-. e. .c.; ara'1 ,omb-
ing d{c. Fiue, Hwsltl - ia'lc t@i.r Mt.ul,
Unwaslcd - 4Oc. nab " ast"', = ~ be- Colorado
asl, 1Su5jc.: colon pJ HWas'ed, 1-0-1" ntra ana
MnrLn. Iullcl. w. G.
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Corporation Notices.

NOR DRAINING HARLAN LAND, &c.-
SEALED PROPOSAL. viii be- To- ciyel ly the Dlpart.
mrui Public Works mt lO O'Clock a. July 10. 1870 for
DIain.ng Ifarl, m lGHd-, 80.
raals The C1fy Record copies for sale al No
2cItv HAL.
EOR FURNISHING 5000 BARRELS OF
j FIOUR-SEAiED PROPOSALS viii bs received by the
Depart t and t.Oas untl 10 OclOck
Juy H. 1873, for supplying 80 barrel, o. Flour.
particulars The city Record copies for sale at No
Ci!y HaL
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LOOT! HOT! HOT.-9j in shade New York,
MANSION HOUSE and GROUNDS for SALE,

Va IL ONTARIO. WEsrEnE CASApA- To be .'ai ne
b.autf il and GOG D. ~ Tyrcathlen' situate
IN he hour sng Gnrph o the health cot places IN
the The hOuse. which j. of si"i ana OF
ir FIllabehan STYLE u architecture within 10 minute,
walk o the center VI the town and stands cmrcc com
handing extensive o. ami country u c"ntain5
four cent rooms, bedrooms AMI dics-in '"in-
bc.lrs apartments Daihro,ns Kitchens. lariet
s'nnn,riasOn "A
centlemans family. The grounds which confsc t aot'
contain pleasure grounds and lan anied with ey,fgr.en
a trrAt l,arirn orchard In iull barin2 WIN HlIbe
Luis, harness wood sheds &c Application as 10
trirc and terms Of payment 10 GEORGE ELLIOTT, "-lp
1,urlphl bEtaIio