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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-29

FAMILY EXCURSION TO SALT WATER
Io-moTrOw morning at O'Clock the steamer
Jane MOSeiey Will make the first of q series
OF select family excursions to salt water re-
turning at . p. m. President THOMPSON has
InauguTated these excursions for the especial
benefit OF families, and no Objectionable per
sons viii be allowed on the boat. This is a
rare opportunity for the ladies and .'little
fellows" 20 enjoy the salt water breeze and
should be taken advantage Of. No liquor
VIII be .sOl1 On the hoaf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-29

The TAX SALE-A Commencement AMI Post
Zone atIH--This morning, while the office of
TIE collector of Taxes was crowded TO over
Towing with prOperty-Owners waiting their
Turn 10 pay their taxes and prevent the sale
OF their property in default, the sale was
commenced at the City Hall. Mr.. Thomas
bowling was the auctiOneer, and he was ac-
cOmpanied by the Collector, Mr.. j. r. Cook
There Were but few persons present. Among
them were MeSSrS. Columbus Alexander
Jesse Il. Wilson. and II. n. Easily. 1t was
STATED that only a commencement of the sale
world be made, so as to comply with the
law, with view of giving the tax payers an
opportunity TO pay up. Only five pieces of
ground were sold, and they were bid in by
Tie District ;Or the amount of the tax. none
OF those present seeming disposed to bid. Mr.
AleXarder was present for the purpose of
warning parties not to purchase certain
property advertised in his name. but the adj
JournrAent took place just as his name was
reached; and the announcement was made
that the sale would be resumed at ten o'clock
Tomorrow. Before the crowd separated Col.
ihlillIS, the deputy marshal, served on Mr..
Cook several IL functions to restrain the sale
Ofcertain pieces Of property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-29
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

>oLoNoNS A CHAPNAN.
Agenls Lawrence Pure LINEN Paper.
le>u sif Pennsylvania avenue
THREE FEATHERS. . Novel. ny wm. BLACK
and for sale AZ
SHiLLINGrON'S BOOKSTORE.
Corner IA street aud Pennsylvania avenue
ran and Beast, Hero and Hereafter: ulusfrafedbr
more than three hundred original Aucc,i. tes Il
Rev !. g.. wood - -
The Odd Trump. a Novel
Miss Novel by Victor CherhuIiez
blank Book. Paper, Envelopes and eye-rthtn, a.
the Stationery line Tor sale At
mNy2-r SHIILINGTONs BOOKSTORE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-29

FIRE o-DAY.-AbO IOL O'Clock this
morning fire broke out in a frame house on
The corner OF 18th and e streets northeast.
occupied by Mrs Mary Holland, and am
alarm was Tung from box : The fire denart-
mtnt responded promptly, but the flames
had galred such Roadway that the house in
when TIE IRE originated and two adjoining
houses ali owned by {. r. COleman) were
totally destroyed The loss Is about II 500
on which there is no insurance. Why was
bON near the fire. not struck instead offs?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-29

ALUMNI ASSOCIATION HOWARD UNIyrR-
SlTY--1he graduates of the College DeDarf-
ment of Howard University met in Society
Hail last evening and formed an Alumni as
SociatlOn by adopting a constitution and
erecting The following officers j. NJ Gre
CORY, OF Va, president; W. j. Simmons, of
y J.. LIST vice president. X. l.. Mitchell of
Va. 3d vice president: 4. G. OHear of 8
T., 81 vice president; +. j. Shadd. of Florida
secretary, II. VI. Browne, OF Washington ID
g treasurer. The Alumni chose C. Y. Otey. of
n. Z, as It's orator for the meeting i'm June
lcst; and j. W. Morris. OF :. C.. alternate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-29

BENJAMIN F. HUNT, a much-esteemed
citlZen OF Georgetown, and one of the lead
ing butchers in our city markets died ar his
residence on the heights last evening. Mr.
hunt was liberal and enterprising gentle
man, and his warm heart and generous i'm
pulses made him not only much beloved by
ms FAMILY but secured him the attachment
OF large circle OF friends. His death will be
greatly regretted Although Mr.. Hunt had
not enjoyed good health for many wears past
yet his death was unexpected, and was
caused by a violent attack of cnOlera
morbus- lie was member of Potomac Com
mandery, Knights Templar. which body will
attend his funeral, on Thursday afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-29

NoFTiiSSM5sfos5Fs,MS yeo , sssir: g pi,Re.s Of q
then for hiShes cash price than any piso, Al ~
soe w8pSUVf - uAvUt0 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-29

MANY OF our fashionable people have
already left the city for the summer and
Others are preparing to go at the earliest op-
portunity. and very soon the gaities OF city
life will be at their height at the various
watering places. 1t Is therefore essential
that those who purpose travelling with any
degree of comfort should hasten their depar-
ture and make complete their outfits, and as
tewelry Is an Indispensable article for the
toilet, we advise q call at Priggss iewelry es-
tablishment, No. s5 Pennsylvania avenue
as he has received during the past week adj
dttioDal novelties in amethyst sets In French
stone and pearl. consisting of breastpn and
earrings, Tor SO; coral sets in dead gold
front and wire, for $40; sets of jet and pearl,
with gold front, at as; French AMETHYST
rings, at 90; chatelaine chain, with pin and
locket, for -; Mason's patent bracelets,
with gold chain in III rec widths, at So ais
and $40; gold-shell rings In Is-karat for s.:
nickel, rubber and shell vest chains at II
and -; scarf pins, with gold front, plain
and in stone setting, ror SO, and a general
variety of jet jewelry, fans and eaatelaines
OF the most desirable styles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-06-29
kAAAfALROrf HOUAE
MARYLAND.

- The undersiened having leased the above named
Hotel wiz be prepared this TO Offer superior
accommodation to Ladies and Gentlemen Who are
desirous 20 speLd the summer months In the
The air is pure, being located near the Sugar loaf
Mountain, IL also commands an extended view of
the Blue Ridge Mountains and the surroundine
country. Fishing and hunting 10 Abundance Con.
ing since last summer, such bath room, &C. IL il
about bali mile from GAINESVILLE depot on the Me-
from Washington, D. O.
Terms: o. per day, and from 9s to elo per week.
children under II and servants half price FOR for
Their Incarnation apply 20 or address @. A AL
LUfF. GAINESVILLE, MONTGOMERY CO., Nj mia-,Srs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04
COTTON MARKETS.

ST. IouIs. Oct 2-C0;;on unchanged: lfidiing, 1910.
Low AntnG. l2c.; Good Ordinary lie receipts 49,
pacH; shipments 49, bales rtOck l,jl2 bales.
CHIRLEToY, oct Gotten quiet Mtclrg IL lle0l234c.
Frcspia i56 DaeS exports 10 France 500 bales rates
l.CO0 bales. stock 1878 brics
&OBuF, Set Z..-COttoH quiet Hidihns l24c Low Mid,
ding &c. Good Cr;iia.y HE. net receipts Las
EGioGIgAss, oct 2-Co:t0n, demand good Middnnr,
l27c.; Low Kidding, I2Lr. Coca Ordinary ll'.c net
reosgts OS baca gross, 3Ss2 lesi exports 10 tfa
uue Ca bales ses G2JG haes Stock 40 lOi ba'ca.
ailNJrHIs, 2-Cottn easier Kidding lee net re-
Ccips 5G7 uacs sh gncEs i,oUz bales; te lOJ0 oatS
BtIfISSsE Oct 2.-Couon FIRM Middlnc l3c Low
GdGloe l2sc. GcJd Or!arv IL sc; FrO.s e1;s, i.7
ba.s experts G2J Gacs; 62c, 40 bales; spin
nCra. 4G bales stock, Z,i9l bai,e. -
BOSTON Cotton qiict AMI nominal htGdfng IS &C
H.ddlinc, lS4c Good Ordinary l2'+c. net rercps
81 bales; grca bales ee % bales 4I31 t9,e
FhLl5EFHIA Oc. 2-Co;t0H quiet fi'iCiine, l3 &c. ;
Low aiddliEg 13o; Good Ordinary, l2c net receipts
ISJIsyILLR oct 2.-Co;ton quiet niddlnr l3c
CISclNNAII, CGt.2.-COtGn cUl; Mid,ilug 1876; Low
Middlus l5@c; Good Ordinary II &c; receipts, $50
bales shipmcGts. 40S bales: stock, 372 bales
aiddlng 12tc; Good Ordinary, ll4c.; net reccips 70
Daes exnoris ooaswse, 2G7Z Dales sales. l326 bales
N6froiS Oct lection steady Niddline, 1896
pts 2G5G bales; eTpoTia eoasse, 24iI tacs sales 200
stysYvAT Oct 2-Ca:ton quiet; Bfiddling. l2asc. Low
MlGdiug I2sc.: Good Ordinary Ilsc ret receipts, 22i0
orts coastwise 2s4 bales sales 1928 bales stock
WnyEGToy Oct 2.-Co;ton steady; Mi9dling l2<ci Low
NidCHug I2c Good Ordinary, HOmiGi me- receipts 944
baloa exports coastwise Js2 bales ses 90 Des stock
AUGUSTA Oct 2Cotton steady; demand coed niiGdlng
l2dI2l.c.; iiddluC I9c Good Ordinary, llu1l 2c
net receipts, ,192 bales sales 327 bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

2f 2st e es ct r Rye Gn s snd sa6y o cas
Re- bought al ion iGc to 15e Corn quiet Barley quiet and
UGnS Isy Ht steady oue Low ,,a6,r, ,2sa
l2e flour very hrIn but unchanged Whcot stfohs; No
sTi He ii sa 81 To- SaaG5 Rea - 90a IS DO yE
be Al G0csl 55 Go. wlnte, - 2o@$l 40 Corn quiet but
Mica sse spot &C. last half Of October oats quiet Tut
aited, %fSsgc Rye ssady al 75S85c Hay Inn demand
s9Sd o ur Ra srossSfs Saf ea srCHg ,r tG b d
49, lOcse Pafse1 ,r lz i9S
90 first 25 02Gc PetToicun easy crude ~ c Refneo
l2kgl...G Coaee n0ainsiy unchanged WHISKY Guli at
Bosfos oct Demand moderate but choice brands
orm; sales at s. 5Cl$5 cr western SGpe!s 50 3&C
,o oa fa * g o WIFE we oao I5
ani Eiehsan a. oa 90 Z2e 10 Vl ~ LOUIS
Panty Fancy hnnesot7 s. 5OGsS 90 Rye e. Corn quiet
demand, l9a5ec for Mixed and White Shorts sg
Com 1900 bush Oats 1880 Oasn, Shorts, 3d. $50 hcs
bTi5AIos OCT q = Lake receipts Flour 1900 eels
~iiSSr 1850 bbs,; Wheat, 1900 bush corn, $4,000
bush bush 0 eSS 100 3d. wfss 40 SS e0 s5ss
Corp 10000 busA oats 5000 BUSH Barley, 100 bush
CO Sus COih ei ~ Dsi C 6o9S bush S Vsi; 70;
o bush oats, 800 bgsh; from Oswego onyBarley
6 S ss Sg'9 to s~ ai.s o Ss eee Se
! Ssf Zoo ' basS WseSSsp sn uS private {s 20
ss H GS Sae Corr dull heavy and oveS
1000 co at G2S6Zc inactive and lower TO sci nom
S3c sales Barley neglected buyers
hoIcing ca for lower figures End Beans dun
charged Pork Gull So W for Heavy Mess Lard dun az IL
al+ac Hghynes nominal 81 81 1901 l7 Seeds quiet
sud unchanged.
CHICAGO 2FIour quiet and weak Wheat active and
lower; Spring 81 IS; No. do, 81 ~ spOt Gales al
81 o. <dSl 1Os October ciosel al 0S October g GA
Corn good demand and l9SeFi 30. Med 65a55sc
SPOT BE Bio October; bOs1e bid K0youbeT Rejected,
k3se oats du and lower No 2 S3c spO. 80 e october
81 c November; Rejected 27d7 &C Barley duh and lower
Al Al o. 9gc October. Rye duh and unchanged
Pcrk held higher a s2z 75 fot s22 S9dS29 S &C
nand eooi ct priees shoulders ed9c CleT hub and
CIsAT sdeA 49, 9lg aud 13ssdl5.c Whisky, 81 Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04

Jl2 l,6SClVt lH5 ,.ffO t,its8 -y4@coi o4s ID
IUrAL slH.E NOV. !, 1879.
f fds hPS as ~, ~s o.. i ",
sri:iHIN TIE inquiry light and price, unchanged no
s9les We're reported quoted NJ 1890 FOR Western.
EUGARS-TEcc "a bat Nttle doug IN Raw Sugar. anf tho
insikct 10 sG1 sscs Of 90 hhas Eoaesos Sugar Il
54a9c ard 400 hbdR Cuba &usccyad0 et SC We GGotc
Par Refining Cuba 7sG7 &C.; Good do Sic; Prime DO,
nc Centrifugal hds and boxes, as aud No ~ BOX
Clayod size Reancd is dull ana weak at 1alUc for
S0f Yellow. 106i0c for SOFT White i Is- f0G Crused;
1870 toy 70 4dcrc1, AMI lie Cor Granulsted
ThIIDVIic luarrct Il easier win lar demand saeS
7rGJG n 90 l02,c. for Erne stOeE. ...
WHISKY and moderately activej sa!cs Of 30 bis
81 q 49, We cp the following from Messrs r g. Boyd
Circrlar ~ this date Our HgbWnCs I13rEet has been
fairly active during ue week. ON MONDAY q m, thore "e:e
fuctcafed that price and ~ lV2 al HE Wces, closing
to-day rm az 19i Tho production remains about l1st
cre7rcd since sept l. a. which
datc inc 81 ca He'd spirits in the country
soual I65,A29 g1s day. upon which to Government
tay SO 81 this amount the following states
producing 143 go fss: Illinois, Indiana CEc ana row
Scrk Illinois ao;e producing nero than neaah q this
" IN tie continued Of demand loo for
receipts which SIN continue 70 Le Considerably within tins
raqn,.etevts of tie tf-de Alcohol, PAID, Is guOi
dCinG1d aad sells readily a; HraWin2s Ir. A1otol for
eXunrt entirely noIral, orders being ID the .it = but
efort is being made by exporters 2s'am @dets q
about . ra accepts Of ilghVinc9 for t wce, 1910
Uba s.es 1850 bbis stock m scre, under 1000 bDa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04
WOOL MARKET.

BOSTON oct 2-Wod-, Daring lie past week the market
active than f CUg ;ine Tia sales comprising
100000 Of an kinds ana aNho1gh TO chang 10 ,-; eau
ftrartpd the nat attention Of this daacipion
amounting 20 $4,000 20037c for Spring and lGU22c.
for Fall 1he free purchases fhs Wool md" Hat
factuIers believe to be the cheapest tie market Pine
been IN demand ara are now quite fm ~
the prices current for weeks past sales Of Ohio and
pennsylvania have been 2o7OaO ID, ana nelne ana NX
Pieces at 4Id4Gc the principal sales beug st 20 @fc snd
one very choice lot Of $1,000 . sold as high as
at 4sdI9c There has been nun1T OF layge
Giappearing although they st hesitate pay 4j for
good average OF and Xxx Anything that commands
condition OF
Michigan Wisconsin eeces 42Gf3c for FAIR and good
aytIagc lots Of X NJ 4JU47 6T medium The demand Ion
conhnE and deane fecces Times good ard AL available
lots nave met wiz. ready fall previous prices Fine
delauo ha been 47T50c and good and choice
lots Of dqlac comn at 530G0c ard UnNgashed a; i0a
4qc The latter pace choice Indiana Jp DIel wool the
business has light; with GALES Of super and At $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04
REAL ESTATE.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL EsTATl


Mos - and s i1 y Id sT
Hpdsonst Noa Sc, S. 90, o., and 81, cor OF Leon
iss Aremus tonnes .i.i '" 1000
MSidenlap S,t 70 Apery ST. 2o25o
Ney.ave . 500 III n Q Of 14Gtb-st, u part also
IS5thst n a 100 II G Avenue ~ Nicholas, irTegu-
roah I45ths ST. ~ lota, q part also liDtn.si,
corner Of Kngsbrd eeroad, n lots; also 14fthsts
. corner Of King sbTidge-road, Irregular; Gnlth
Rowe and wife Ia Geo III Feck. NOMINAL
T1Itonave 30 u Of Pontiac 81 60rb5, NOR eoo
Tsans; Michael sollwab and wife 10 John Dent loOo
Va5ss ~ S TSn so 1000
Sds1 = any ~ ~ InSob ehapper l77oo
lo as mon rs 81 5000
ZTtS sSS Vi ~ ~ n az 1900
Si an, - 3 100 II eoS 81 10000
4at H., ;sb ~ o. 70 I os sy 10000
oS aud S az a al 20 sa t yG eGome 1000
es,nSt i SDd ~, o. 10 reee Farey 200
74th-st =, ITS n n 2dsye 2JNIO22; Befhrn ,,.,
Gunsburg wife Robert Hopkins 'onhSi
l3Oth-st, =, 456 II Of 6thRVe, 20X95lli Eu""u
Clinton smith % Sa.ah r. Cooper. ~ onhH
1904 ~, 45j ft @ 81 6thaye, 20x99.ll; George
Cooper and wife TO Edward Clinton
tOmeiaLJ j. SAVAGE, Depu'S H's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
t.1runUrgAN agARry prs

LIVERPOOL oct 1850 p. Gull Kidding Up
lands, Cd EJd orleans T'lgd.; eacs Of 1850 bats
tucucins spec9tn.t expert; receipts, 2GCC0
bas which COS American Cotton 20 arrive, led
chesref gars Niddliug Orleans = NJ c. Cc5obT Calv
en- al Gi9ict sales MIddlng Upsrds, L. r. G., shaied
H6cenber and January tieP saL IT 81 90 DO, shipped
JspusTy ana February H941. Brs;tstuie firm
IyEsPOCI, Oct % E.Ot the sales NJ Cotton today,
seO0 tacs were American Lard, $3.50 y cwt Pork TIC
A Dbl. Mess.
IIyEai OIL oct 2-Eycnng- Spirits Of Tupen;ne 23 PER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04
Cir Sea! Gsiate for Sale.

BSRICE G1G.OOO-RENr 81 ,J00-Four-stoTy,
high s:cog, brGvDs'oac, nor;h wee. c'.Her Lcii!s,lh
~ f0bst: TIE ricst coUiIctt ana ~ S Tai!
in tho civ permission from SAMUEL hILPAIhiNA,
$50 3l.ayc, 10 sec ;!'.s " Gem
SEUERAY HUI-FOR SALE, FURNISHED,
lSk y.ish stable attachcd "a thc nn.:t HOUSES on
MadisoIrayc. Apply J. hOHAINE BROWN, No. I,-5O
broadway.
TWO LOTS on west side ~ MadIson-aVe.,
between l1an.v tAiF and EeHfy fIrtists, exSaSatcf,
sewer IT, ready .ck fer CASH or EN'fASGE tof i'm
proved property. hlso CORNER l0f on I@shgtO1 ave,
irr and clear ui LOT ard corr Gt On Seventy scE
cat 81 near TJUItave subject "a aB thsGfuticl gi cage,
f,r moderate price aNel.ing tenement cash basis
:. EILPt1l ICE, $40 ihiri ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04
fleai Gs!a!e 60 gsxtbauss.

E0R EXCHANGE-City houses for West
+ chester progcryi valuable properly in Chicago and ach
gan for nearby property; Jersey City lols for good
ttOro. JAMES EROWNlNG, 81 BroadNay
GHORE FARM OF 100 acres and COUNTRY
- RFPIDENCE east cad Of Long Island. free clear
TO EXCHANGE for house uptown IN Neg.YoFk City.
Rutland & WHITING, o Beekh4anHt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04
DrcokInn Rsal Gslntc for sale.

TOR SALE-118 Pacitic-st., bctw en- Clinton
and Henry story basement end 0 cellar tfck, very
s;lsau ally built; price vy low E,de money wanted
EULAND y WHITING, = boesnanGt
DGBERT s. BUSSlNG, 204 MONTAGUE
Ia ST, RRGORLYN, BROKER ~ real ESTATE
ASD HoETGAGE loans, has 70 ENCHh &1E hr2t cirss
he :TDEECE, free a. Remembrance, on W1-ingiofaie
Urokn Win several los cu-u. stable, &C. connect
frnt HOVsE - the best dcacr ,
.ioI in foosyn tine splendid yCrty Nu, Two extra
lcts No lgl Acephift corner Wio1Gtnyaye TO eAeban2e
for BROWNE nlscs also 81 Sac 1ofJtrS ht
stmcirop residences Columbia rights wo,' side $500
an n, TieTerOnt e. with r. cr ycv. t1 "Ninge Ii par
residence IN Conn Ctcut as1 Ee.adl mouse y"
WasLingtuaye spea location. Ia eEc&Ree i0r place on
hg. ground near Samfort, Corn. stmciiua' house Gh
Hcrgsf; so achettsf a. exchange TOY cry lots or
country rrsieu $50 stone 0gt hfi9e .!X1O on s'"l
place. retwtc1 Clinton and court sis - cN"tanE' "r cly
ALTO parcel o, wClCcStcf ITS Ia yn
OF Hcmhfce. 20 exchange tor good
hcsa ana or ten lend tie Nae - Harlem oI View
HAVEN ri rnai within ahOu 81 miles ~ New YORK. Tic sc
verii-rT has several dosabc HOT SIS for rAle on BIcoz
lvn i the choicest 81 locations HG'ch can now re
Inrc-rG very favorable terms 20 the buyer are ON
picrIei0ut, Montague Willow sts, Colombia Hig;S &C.
There can he Jct;0r tan "a" present 20 icads
hosta Brooklyn lehts Partrs sose - IntchSse "i
10 IA 10 c4 ROBERT =. EJSSinG LOi EoA,aS1eslI
Br0Okiyl broker III Real Estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04

LONDON oct 2l2:SO D United states bonds 1S65s CD
iC6l4 Rev Flges, 10iir Erie Railway shares. 10.
LONDON Get Ia y. mCOnsols sr money, gS's for the
account %.
L0xr9v oct $50 p In.The Of bnlion With
drawn from OF III gland balance TO-DAY is 314O
zoo. PARIS advicCs ggoto Reutes at t5. % &c. -
INypOS oct 2-isveuing.- L1necef Gil, 2&9GHii.
LONDON NARKEr-OCT. =.
bCs4h-sOihA ,Syi I,Ipi
TurYentine- Spirits. ................ 23i6 F1In
PANS, oct. 2.--Eychaace On London, 2Jf ~ cc
FAA.fOkT, CCi. luttct States bonds, cge
ANTWERP Oct. 2-FCtToicua. &1s4t for fine Pale Amer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04

CHICAGO Oct o-CATrR dun, weak, and lower; receipts
l5OO head Butchers - 800 - Dos S'Ockera, 5000 rs
Shipping, s4dSGi Texans g 5OG*i 90 shipments 5000
heat. $500
5000 fairly active ct fuil rTces except for
heavy CraI which lower sales mostly at o IC0%S 30
scsIiags S7aS7 70 Choice s. 50a<3; shipments 600.
sHEEr nOuinaly unchanged; reoeip;s, 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04
New-9erscn Real Geiale FOX Gale.

ehf RNG MODEL g., O00 HOMES. 50, 800.
20 ,ePaFO.- FRANKLIN, charming fg0nfb a
NEWARK, Nj. ConYepi.HJ to ORANGE MOUNTAINS,
PAfSAIH, &c. -
e. 500 viii BUy liAEDSD& COTTAGE. . rooms
A. nGG win BUY ftANUSG NJ COTTAGE, FOODS
5000 viii BUY a HANDSOME COTTAGE ii looms 81
MODERN improvements. handsome grounds.
Tnis property beautifully located adjoining railroad sta
;i0n tmc tnan CF.TRhi PARK low commute
ton e.r.li,ut S,itDBL4, CHURCHES. AID AARhttS.
Also ~ charming new COTTAGE HOUSES, $1,000 10
$3.50. 80 Uginutes from Ch1rl'esHsL - -. .. 49,.
Examine Photograph Of House, Sci at ~ ugAEW ~,
Rctm lG. JAMS H. HAY.
T. s-MONTHTY PAYMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-04
Gnttiou Sales o! Rtal Gsld!s.

DARTITiON SALE Of valuable property near
nifhnnlge ParE. V. X sTi.N ESaoi, y, vii sen o.
aGf on 20 IL O'Clock On Wcinesay Get G. 10 The zcGneo
SaieETcD II Broad .y, siE iOls vest sfo Ok fenthsye,
between un"hunure1 aud sItyhith SIh oneElWcrtd and
sole postiy under decree OF the supreme
COJFt and Information, al} ~ tie hUCtioutr II
PineEL, fonscnd "andel PFC Atty 800 Broadway.
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OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGE


YOGnss pc cy d. and we to caono yons 10000
"E ban ESaGH ,c 20 SS Sa ig =, 1900
hsrsdaath, HiSnaSl ana "i'' 10 "a 1000
DT Tssr rl "a "i ye ~ ia 5000
IsylE[ !hS 81 s sg Of Lexington $4,000
Arngi SnS 81 OF Z t tS Of ION 1000
i. ~ no S1S % 81 1's'i' 5000
h or is fs Il a ah S 70 $4,000
hesrf'o, sgf 81 21i h Wv caTs 10000
pm Pm o =. s,d Fet1n,ye. months 1900
Farreily James ard wife, To Francis IA NeeEs, soi
l2Gth CT C.llavc; SVV
isGfhsf q q 5 ~ 1000
Ds( vi 49, 81 a Ave- w.', % 'F''is $500
S. o. 7thaTs ~ VIZ D 5000
cGpsv ys5 T T,t Cor OF Rrooao and Yo6 IT, $1,000
es1ss ca, 6p l9isls Of Swan pisce 1000
h ot tt it' o. o. 10 n'" N 1900
S s, o i5li a. 81 All $4,000
ramon H 60 ~ IN ~ % JUS y" y 1.i''i $4,000
Muiny, S,. ~ ~ " ~, 81 Gocrsi 1900
Kuhn Nilhsua and husband, {" WC'i' jluH'h'ii"' 40,
and Ots,IS, months; u I'D IT, o. lstaSn.. Oof
kiy.a15 Jg 3 ana ne pc, 70 49, F!r15at 80 $500
htyaaa.9' Jeoa aaI "ne' - '''''''''' ~ 1909
iOG.ciaI' J. r. SAyh.E Deputy Register.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Honsat0nic
~ ard Naugauck Railroads Fare 81. Steamer BRIDGE
Pom CatEarne slip st 1880 m and Bridgeport al ii
IL 10
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Giin propcrin 60 EFT.

4 NO. l FLATS, IN suitcs of seven 10 ten
K rooms, tltyafth st. between tiih and b.XSy6s,
and ON siAihaye. 4 Mad, No. o. siSthGve.
4 PARL0R and SECOND FLOOR together
IN or separate, IN private house ceeissble nelshDor
heed convenient 10 css rent low 2Js West 25ist, be-
tween TN snd s;n ave-.
A VERY fine FRENCH FLAT to rent ut $50
IA Hmonth 2ix7b 10 i1gh entrance To Central
PARK al improvements and bath steam pump
suiplcs wstcr through the building; lslor Always there
Apily at SJi Eightnsse JOHN BRANIGAH.
nRSIRABLE FRENCH FLATS, Third-ave.
~ and Seventy 6eccBdft, with ~ rYtoytmfts elevator
&c lent reduced Cal ana see th,n NO. l.-J- IAu
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Oaice.
MARKET GARDENERS, ATTENTION.
W. 10 LEASE, shares or for cash To- party WIN expo
Fiauce AID Necessary out y excellent Ian D, uO
ing ci,V good MARKET rarity planted n fruit an berries
sa Die pace married whose wife viii do house "crk
plain family Address OWNEf Box 1884, fhLaDe'
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-RO LEASE FOR THREE YEARS TO A

FgNO LEhSE FUR THKEE 1EAHO To n
4 SUITABLE PRIVATE FAMILY.
~ te finest aud hrathest places on the HUDSON e
o,yrr intending 10 go 10 Eurupc Handsomely furnished
HOUSE STABLE and ten acres Of LAHO, win forest aud
ft trees AM cayebea!ine vines for house use, never
filling sInC OF RAINING water the garen s1ticHs
With water. IL hG. river trout with drWGg road 70 zee
river ana dock, and IL sJaad milo sOuth OF HainaC
Y0naers, 20 climates FROM Ncw.Y,rk The hglse IL
Gc Tor Summer and winter 80 feet square, Nth II rooms
besides basement ToCns marble haH, l2HJOi cpi9
wa aad iron ehute's, with -hniance 81 Waier CARED
10 ol Also,
cas n c. G al in perfect 81, go $500 and
~ ~ f''' " WILLIAM N. CLARK,
No ITO William At.
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6tsamboais ano Railroads.

A LBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
n Day boats vIBBAhD ard DANIEL DhgW ksvs
VcstTY st, Pier 49, " r. daily SnpdayB excepted al - ~
24hs al NJ landing at West Point Cornwall ssinl,'
POughseopsie, RhnebecR Csskn. and Hudson Tl.cis 90
Cornwall, anal HewbuTgh, returning dsy 81 spS@lsi
trains 70 and hon Saratoga To Saratoga Is 20 Round TIM
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BrookInn Dropertp Go Eet.

TO LET-A frst-class furnished PAkLOS
4 pIOOR with piano and nice, clean iIOOhSi three $40
TWO So house furnished with all mpT0y ements
NT'' 65 Grand st., Wi.amsburgh.