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The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17
THE COURTHOUSE TAX.
Pertinent and Timely Sugxesffon. fo
the Consideration OF the Taxpayer
of Ohio County.

the Consideration of the Tax payer
of Ohio County.
EDITOR HERALD-I ask the people OF
Ohio county if they have not paid the
courthouse tax long enough2 There has
been collected from them, up to last Jan.
uary, the sum of s. ,S24 III for courthouse
purposes, under special tax law. The
court has assessed a tax for this year OF
10 cents on the 500 worth of property.
and so cents on the head, which will bring
in about 81 900 or s., ,000 This will bring
the aggregate up to near 500, 900; and even
then our courthouse debt will not be paid,
for the county has bonds outstanding to
the amount of near $4,000 A part OF
these bonds, however, is for the road and
bridge debt; but a tax is also levied under
a special tax law for roads and bridges,
and this is 10 cents on the 500 in add
tion to the courthouse tax.
The duty of the county court was to ap-
point Commissioner and establish sink
ing fund, and require the Sheriff every
year to pay the court house tax money in
to his hands, and let him either redeem
the bonds or put the money at interest;
but instead Of doing this, they would let
- NS.NSeHeo 10Y O'eA III Tue OHtIlu b
hands from one year to another. without
interest. For instance, 81, ,l76 2l laid
from January. 1868. to January, 1869,
without interest," the next year, 81, ,052 AZ
the next, S4.649 rs; the next, 8,282 43;
and the next, $ll.4 .439 l7-thus losing to
the county. 81 .655 "a interest at 6 per
cent, and the result is the county has now
outstanding bonds on which she is paying
interest at the usurious, ruinous rate Of
10 per cent.
l ask the people of Ohio county. in all
earnestness, to turn their attention to their
county finances. and elect such men Jus
tices of the Peace as will endeayor to bring
mp the credit OF the county, so that, il she
has to borrow money, she can get it for
6 per cent, and not be compelled to resort
to the Infamous 10 per cent. conventional
interest law, which is running the country.
McH.
The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
WAITING.

s6Five years to wait," Don't do it,
NY innocent blue-eyed maid;
For the years may last q lifetime,
While your youthful roses fade.
While your eyes are red with weeping,
And watching the the .cherous sea;
tn you sing the song Of the lone one,
"He never came back to me-"
Five years to wait, while Others
Are dancing the dance Of youth,
And the one. perhaps, you are trusting
Il breaking his Vows, forsoothi
al shall wait for my love, my darling;
Who has sailed far over the sea,
Five years, or ten, or twenty"
Said the blue-eyed maid to me.
So she wrote her love letters,
Or tended her garden flowers,
Or watched the restless billows
On the beetling cliff for hours;
While she turned her suitors pining
Away from the cottage door,
Aud waited, patiently waited,
One long year or more.
"'Tis very weary waiting"
Said the blue-eyed maid to me,
And she glanced at her last new suitor
And then at the restless sea;
And she glanced al the roses fading
In her garden fair and bright,
Twice come, twice gone since be left her,
Two years before that night.
And she married her last new suitor
Before the winter sped
And she wrote TO her absent lover
On the day that she was wed,
The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17

Hon. j. B. McCreary, who is seeking
the Democratic nomination for Governor
spent few days in this place Tuesday
looking up friends and forming new &C.
quaintances. He is the shrewdest cleo
tioneerer Of any of the gubenatorial candi
dates. Gen. Williams is too outspoken;
and Col. Johnston is carrying the ''press,
whilst McCreary is quietly going over the
field knocking the persimmons -Gallatir
No,rs
The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17

A Rome IN. " girl worked over two
hours digging path through the snow to
the parlor door from the gate, and then
her chap did not come. She keeps ket-
tie of water boiling on the kitchen stove
now, proposing to give him warmer re-
ception than usual when he does come.
The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17

AT Palermo, Sicily, recently, just after
the execution ofa man for murder, quar-
rel broke out between father and son
who had put up the scatfold, and the son
stabbed his father to the heart.
The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17

American astronomers state, as result
of the observations made at the late tram
sit Of Venus, that the sun is 8S, AS, 726
miles from the earth. or 6,926, ,274 miles
less than previously estimated.
The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17

"Mr. Smithers, how can you sleep sol
The sun has been up these two hours"
"Well, what il he has? said Smithers.
"He goes to bed at dark, while Pm up till
after midnight"
The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17

A young man who knew all about it
states that his experience has taught him
that fiirt is fool who delights in fooling
fools, and the fool who is fooled by such
a fool is the foolishest kind Of fool.
The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17

A man and a woman at Hartford,
Conn, have just finished a series OF 1000
games of cribbage. begun in October, and
the woman won SOP Of them.
The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17

Francis Guerin found diamond valued
at 100000 francs in an abandoned mine
at Devils Table. in Africa, and has taken
it to Paris.
The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17

Greatness stands upon a precipice. snd
if prosperity carries man ever so liltls
over his poise it overbears and dashes
him to pieces.
The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17

A happy father at Woonsocket, Rhode
Island, is described as having been pre-,
sented with "twenty-seyen pounds Of
tvins"
The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17

A petrifed butterfly was found in a
Dubuque quarry the other day, and all the
delicate outlines were as perfect as in liia
The Hartford herald., 1875-03-17
MURDER At GLASGOW.

Continued next week.
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DVUIDTNG STATISTICS

For enfiug saturday Jiy , SO, and also Tor INC
rcnil OF ie 49, of DelaflInc OF B'hlhhgs
". w. AdsmS, Superintendent go, ...
The Bureau ~ Inspection r. NcGnnis Chief reports
for tho plans The erection 81 so new nih ~
an estna;,i cost Of $3.50 100 classified follows tlrHi
Class storcs To- class re4, once h'ildnSs
slaie. 2 dwellings, 2 aSp plans Tor atelalo,s 20
brlinrs ~ IN estimated cost Of +i2OO making tpl ell
mated OF building aud alterations ol
obi Sal 500. sIrc al a cations i0f frame ana "
s,ruotarc a. q which ii alru' ei During me mnh
Of June u bulldogs IeIOTtti ~ iasrE b COM
mtpcesl completed; Tier tons lis IN
reported o. IN progress; alterations ia prgrrss l.
NipatIgps ONVii-, filtl, Itiptir
ais 81 Nt'!ap
~ hunsa and 30 has ing Daen MADE Hilo SW
ve,A 3 CR,sc st 10 attorney, %; VOCATION h'' .
served 81 unsafe notices - Dui2g rclih 81 june V0a
ported Ia naio safe IJ4; taken down, Il surveys =, VI"
JaiiU Oattsrney, Uns:f building cats Io' No
lntion ncIc served ~ Dsate hliid ne not'grs 'Ol
Bureau Escapes AMI Iron Nol,, tids h iiNu
Chief rep % buidg rvl lilpg ad hllola hhhs M
ccress. having been riosI.ei ttc~i IN ID N.l
arce witt lQnir and tir relative Thereto AZ re-
tired III, estJpe notices sevtc 100; sent 70 attorney i
Troeecnton arch ric', beams and D. tis V"sr
80 80 sIt cOIs "a; ems OF 4 la .i-' 80
being inspections tn tn to the cnndili ana hla
Iity OF the Iecscapcs tcrcin 49, were inspections o. u ~
lac onirs l6i rit OF buildings previously
reported ring additional Ee2is of esIs were ~
spectiOs i've 10 0Dsir ting air~ 0u'if I"
f6rInances horei1. bar NJ tho hcal OF JSic ti Ht
were reiorret rQu rug additional mons 81 ef - ."
escauCs AM 81 - been TED telc~th 49, ron
arch pirdcTs Erteis tested ana aNpioNe
frrescale- rOce1 All Or escape cases sent 10 AZ
tofney Isoccn. Is sud 2I12 billings were examined
ana reported relative To etrcss rc4 irc,Ients
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PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

New budnes proposed erection for which plans were
Of buildings durng TIE
ending saturday, Jay 3. 1879. -,
Al Tiv ~, - and &C, Beville stone First
cIass GWellng sfories JONo2 Oiver ernimOn, owner
Onchund i.t.si, north sic. O' .'t iS
Of Wills ave. frame dwellings stories, l2n42p h"'
Carct iiNOn. owner 49,.
10eIn1 Il ami yfourth st. north side, GO feet east
Frst (rer bic factory ami stable. sor"s oAo
Behnhg Disd, owners 80 ,,,, - r,.o,s
TEL stone store ard French ht stories, 2OyA'1 d" ana
/. Scas,n good. oWnois ,r,.-,.. IT,
French fats. each todr stones i'cxoOi - ana l.
hoasonrOpl OWntls ~-..a...cr,t,
fisicisSs dwelling, stories 20oNf1. Gen DdNd Mol'oh
rrio,-
2OxGO 2XO 2N6G each ave 81 estiin itt COS r-VV"
a. j. ktrlsin. owner. IT,. o,,a
Tenth ave- No 81 Nnecenth st., brck store ana
tenement, fnlr 23A6O; Henry ilack. owner
lily ninth 81 ride u oct cl-; OF E1staNr 1--we pok
tenI6cnts four stories, 25xOV. Mcdonald Moi OWL
Teutavo 80 367 esr) brick stable, two stories %5A3o
Isaac Tayl4f, owner . . ., -, g.. = ,,,
twet yhfi st. tLrdclass stero, one sOry 1O~ip j. D.
a.r st. No ST. bIiok ONCE story, l0x20; Alfred
Barber, owner ,....,
tenement our stories, 259XJJ A. tc1ell owner
the 20 buildings thnntiAltc
excIus value Of LOTS $3.50 800 Plans were alfo h
I'd alteration OF 20 bU at estimated COST u
S42,iUV
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REAL ESTATE.
Nsw-Yosx. Wednesday. July z. 1878.

Az the Exchange Salesroom to-day George
=, s.o,t l. Blocker a Son, and James NJ Miller con-
acted leca sales Full details will I've found below.
The rcpoct OF the superintendent Of the Department OF
pnidiugs .or tho week ending July will be found be-
lev.
,rrcrrON GALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
Bp fscJsre H. Scot.
,oursory brown stone front house with lot on Mas-
on ave Southwest o. 7Sths, lot loSx'' oco
H" Bg A. =. Bifcci<r S11.
, story lr'c with lease OF lot
on NiS,ssv G Is3 o. Ins Hart pla 900
Nv James W. HiNc.. .,.,
.ra,o and brick bull nes (frOptl stables trcar Win
lois sof West 4It, Suuitc linH'V' "o 20 oo-
lot 25xlO04 Il. =. Halstead q'''@'
'"' knIOt RSKD
v uaraett-fast prpVerty 60 July H. ana lease
.oli rrenires ON Avenue Il AVID 18th st. 10 Sept o. ~:
j. L. ls-AroalaTius place property, ln"o'n 10 July
T. H. Ludlow & Co.-Premises No. Gl Carmihe ST. Will
<ran
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Broo1lnn Real Gsia!s Scr Sale.

ENOR SALE-Splendid BUILDING PLOT, 80
xlO uor.h west cOr.cr Hcesst and 1arcT-yc., Nine
4eeEth Vert s,TOakTn r. d. Apply 70 J. HIN n, savings
1anE. Broa!waF AID FOurJh-st, EIcoklyu.
DOBERT 5. BUSSING, BROKER III REAL
kA ESTATE and MORTGAGE LOANS. No 20 Ne tas"e
at (Contincaal lrildins Bcaokrn ihe exchange 81 ,
Nm or e,. York oal Estate Farss, Wig, OF other
Country Properly il made -icciay Of i- sness ne
facilities advertiser iOI sYch exchanges are lar
superior 10 those reenteG any other hrostr own
real esat any description tie cry country wi ~ 10
cited lo '~tIP
ton pos 80 If the property 10 e advert-er st1t@ @
Their s., ~ rorgi Ia H. CcTrpsp9sd with own - at
real Invited. fl I'll. J. Acit % all IL q tti Tor
sale exchange, and property let cr SALE -c ali
ton ox;i o nearly years ~ Tl estate aC. ,
Ia very e~.svs U9irianct among Ir y oMntH'
capi aiisis - a}ei fciieS 70 me ai'er
user ana 4 li..a' n, deuPt'om Of real 80 trans
best sections q BROOKLYN
itrucdarlF "a Prospect Park, On me avenues,
And Ersa..3yr Hlc leon N'rr easy ttias ri paw
Irent i1cT iir. lois 81 tn Unitis gnei
the i.mr hccgro th .. building loans "nd dNc
every prac' .s4re ioancai fsciiY inrniseci
Any req Of money 20 lOa i0rd an nor a9e
improve city property. Good aFiAcat!ons '',tI
ROGIRf ; BUSSING. ID Montague. St., b!OOSlYn.
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East 3i1e.

400 WEST 4GTH 81. -CCmfoii' BILE fur
SIf nisi.cd T. .u1s, to 1T "ith OF wtaout bJard
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Neto- 1ersrn Rcal estate Tor alit.

1NOR SALE LOW, Rent yearly, or TX
clianse ior Chicago pr9peyA eiainins 1otN *, ~
SEAT IL miles from New YORK. dtppts urghty iHr
she'd Ii, .. siatrary. bai. s Waier q - i.l
dry cry acres cVrrt variety unrrt nuts
yegetaks .hrulOaTy exIusate iew.S croguCt grounds
stable COW poultry and gar arcrs houses. Photograph WIN
A. G. DARWIN 229 Brca WAY.
NEAR Washineton's Headquarters, Morris
town. y sale eXcslent Ii DUSi, Win
abundant supply (aauedaet beirooins aaa bsth
good stable 0lIa6n high ground depot. j. SMITH
GODGE. 10 West 20thst. n. y ThEO AYERS M"iTistown
ORANGE. N j., SPGCIALTY.-Grea variety
W PROPERTY fOr "a LIZ AMI RliNT. oniee hearS ! to
D. m. L. II. GERRY - Nass@l ST. and OrAnBb opD0siS"
depot
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Gonses an> farms tpanteo.

yErANTED - FARM suitable for STOCK
w RAISING. not o,cr 100 NILS from the city for which
owner wOuld tahe l,rOoSlJ ~ iIUIesjy. -
rutland g WHITING, BeeknahSt
VSrANTED-A plain. old-fashi0ned liOt SE,
w U..h few acres i'll hral,ly Location, With view 81
iulsou River and below West FOai pref red mast De
cheap Address HOME p. O. FOX 80 =. y.
y%TANTED-On the Hudson, a PLACE OF
w 10 Tor moreacres having vie" improved 81 min
roYei " it ~!u " good wt.er m'.j not b. lra ny
norgsqed P i,e III part paJ nent oIs IN no boring
17S Broadway.
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40 LEI oro,.,. n,,o.,, p,.,,,,xo
No FranAiortst, second door from CiathInst
AVlly
Tnf BUSINESS MANAGER or TIRE \. Y TRIBUNE.
sSSn EAST BROADWAY.-To LET-PalioT
bE and basement win mirrors Chandeliers &c
iuJuire -. door. krsit 10" 90 e'Jt tenant
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Cost ano fonno.

\ OST or Observation-Disclosures No. al, Tor
5sG shares stock Of TIE ~ Joseph cad ofn
the fr,ns-r which s hereby forbidden by any person i
duly authorized. suitable reward viii DO ilia ur sdh
tincsc return to ". WILLIAMS. iOl Broaa"V July
81
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Real Cslate 60 Csthan9e.

A VERY desirable new, throe-st French
- ROOF DWELLING, well situated. iI Pain' Ell, n. j., 10
eNCaac for ri Ock lEaIs ct tlle, dry rcls.
j y. WYCkOFf * co, II PARK row.
. BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME Mt Sum
nit \ J. Of acyss; housr IS rooms al.d go 900
steam mace stable lawn caroi s.la i, 500 D.
mortgage. $1,000: 20 exchange Tor NeWdTA hp"if j. j.
CONDlCr sl5 Broadway.
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE on the
sIoIolG acres would take house uptown - rsc'anec
and as Difference RULAN - 4 WHITING. Bee man ~
BNXCU ANGE.-Lcng Island FARM wanted in
~ fer other good p-oiNrty Ilse address i
CHANT, =. y =. t. Box .. 90
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Staiienern.

ENVELOPES AND WRITING PAPERS.
IL BERLIN d JONES ENVELOPE roMPANt 1Np
TAPER WhREH6J ~Is Nos. 13i and 1875 NIb2ni-st st"
YORK have facility manufacturing one nio, ehNeop,'
day with ti!fir pae1t Fcipg aGd THINNING MAC 1t
prices below the average Liberal discounts To the tiu'
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and GROOM. Scotch Protestant
NnACulIAN pIAIN GARDENEH Mc.-An
Cooks.
Cooks.
MAN COOK (Erenchnnnnl ard dnMGhtcr,

A MAN COOK Orenchman) ard daughter,
"A alogt o. want situations; se i nIish aGyS ulSyi
children; will low wages togethrr OF separate
for city country oi or private house Can ne seen -
PROT NJ HOME III EA 4, l35 shave, above lolst
THINAMAN COOK-FOr a hotel; is COM
" .petcni cook and order cook y reliable temperate ell
ersn and give rssacOB by The month OF season ~
good f,rrnces. Cail the PROF ESIANT HOME BU.
kEAL, lJS Cth-Gye.
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1)ropoeais.

. OpfIeK OF ADMINISTRATOR OF WATER Wolsls ANDl
=. niiC BtsLUiNc, INV ORLEANS, Sune 20, l51J.
CEALtD PROPOSALS will be received at
~ the o4re OF the undcss un She lsth dav OF August
1875. AZ u H.. fer tn LEASE OF the CITY "a i.k
WGkkS and ACCOMPANYING FEAECHIHiG IN C'u-
forrnty so 81 A. s. aoptea on the 18th Of
lime 147J Parties desiring copies of the ordinance ~
LEON BERTOII.
Administrator Of Wa1cT y0Yks aul pul lie buildings,
NO. 20 cay HAIL Ncw-u ri ais, "A.
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TARRETT a. PALMER's FALMOUTH ROCK

EXcU RSIoNs-The superb palace 'arnor VIII make
two delightful trivs day. - ....
MORNING-T0 SANDY HOOK and LOSG BRANCH
Qace day) foot of Murray n R at 10 ococsj
The OF 2Sd ST. y L., at 1880 aud Tier ~ r.. az II
O'Clock Fare Long Branch rpnnd tTp) Al 20 To sandy
Hook tround TIP 81. 'hirea half priee AlitRNooN-
10 SANDY HOOK. Fare. r,und gip, Oh DoiI A. Leaves
2 ST. y r. at3 O'clock and the foot OF Mfrayst, ~
r. ss $40 O'Clock. OlLMOREs BAND MADhI0AL
BOIS, &c.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

Brocme g. so col W''"H z'N'o 4. % 900
Cornelasi, 277.5 tie OF Bleecscr ~, runs o9T
y o. u Ok along Cofnoha ST %Oll \ ,oo
Jolue, 20 r NJ NICHOLS WV
Jacob st. s 2Si N II 81 ave- 500
sihsl AL, OF i''"'e 25 100
eth st (No COS Iasp lOx923; Hers at law OF Hunt
Locke o,''"
lG.fsa Fla, 1r OF 5000
4eth st. !; 90 IL W On "a ave- 1880
li9'h s., , sS' i'o 10 OF ave $4,000
1911 d 81 81 II ,o ~ sp ~ 81 ON A'0 $4,000
l5Ssh ; =. 1avs ~ y U 1908
,rcr = h (he,.ey 10 ID i Conner.......... 1000
Mai t So. g, Az y 'p - 1900
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Situations Unuteo-- malcs.

CoachYren.
A DYERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BIZ RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. LIS broadway cor Thirty ar.t
ST. 80 West Tw"ntJ -tniTist, cor. klRlilayt 1cV
Thir ave- Forty seventies 81 ut the HiltLtI oFl
Thiriavs, hun,ir ii ard twenty fourth ST.
Iiarlem sSavines Eank Buldng) and >; the BRoOKLYS
BRANCH OFFICE No t Washington ST. next door 10 the
Post ONCE up 10 p. at regular oIce rates.
EOACUMAN and GROOM Scotch Protestant,
~ and USEFUL N AN-By gcod. steady reliable, tempe.
man. layD superior reconnrnsaiiis Is calauir am
al distance in country or city. Can AT
PROTESTANT HOME BUREAU, 13o Gthayc., above
'OtAst.
EOACHMAN, PLAIN GARDENER, &c:-An
- American Protestant young MAJ WHOM we know,
would like PLACE in city country md rStlnfa horses
horo rhly ao gardening, aud Is vii ing
h.rlsef LsefIl furnish cool reference Apply at
ODELLS AGENCY, 100 West 3itlrst corner VI broadway
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PcrSers
- nprr,r,D 81 IrcErTrT NAN for JToto1 n,

T1VI1 On NIIFt V-I4I VI I.l1I' TVI TI7VV -
like liace hotel or store; wiling ant Ohigng
ant viii make himself rsrfu; furnish nnioibrd rci,r
corner BrOa,lwaY,
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Couuirn Real estate for 5dls.

A DESIRABLE 1O0-acic FARM for SALE,
IA near city situation. Address
v. p. I.ANPHERE. Kcnosha Wis.
AZ CROTON, on the Hudson Riyer.Ifor
IA SALE a yery desitsbie plot OF with dwelling
Lonse and onthings suitable fOI gentlomans 60 Nrf
RESIDENCES Of large and small fruits On the
place. VIII be sold on Lbefa terms
S EDNA Ed CLARKE Tribune ONCE.
A CHANCE SELDOM OFFERED--TO buy
~ LOO sces Of West Virginia land with good ndineS
Growth OF timber, white OAK black
walnut sIraIi stream Failing Rock Creek, throi it,
rTnis tract q the coal basin OF West Virginia,
coal having been lis property. ard al ore limos
COMPANY - established Tor ue purpose 81 nanraei 1ng
coal Oh from coal The Xix river lusnbrr Comy lave
large bodie JOINING tits tact llte ihiapdtOie
lr1ce, S15 ptf acre, cush 1.,o, eo>, -, ou.a,.a-
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MANSION HOUSE and GROITNDH Tor SALE

IVB IN ONTARIO. WESTERN CANADA.-T0 be sold. the
beautiful HOUSE and GI,Ot NDS OF Tyrcaillel situate
~ the Hour sling Of Guelph, OF the hcalhci places IN
the Province OF Ontario Tse hcose which Is u stone and o
Of architecture within 10
walk OF the confer Of town. stands
handing extensive views " town and country il contains
reception rooms. bedrooms and dressing rooms
besides servants apartments bathrooms. kitchens. laIier
panifes laundry ana every arcoDmHiaon necessary ir
gcrjlcnGn family. The which comprise eight acres
pleasure grounds AND lawn planted with eyergrerhS
excellent garden, orchard in fun bearing, with Stables
coach Sheds Apncinn
price and terms Oh payment 10 GEORGE ELLIOTT esl-
ul. ftr.r
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pFes to suit the tbues and terms se' IA hIe en-
TREY rev VILLAS for gentaei families, lted az FAl
NOONT about ~ miles from New York smew,at .ieNst
perfectly hoalhy three depos cXcot ScHs
and churches secured against any naisac IS
The dwell GnsrTpaasd In siye ara lisf ~
h~bt complete ia az modern Co1yeDiencrs erec III " -
oest manner By days work and offer every IoslD, ,d
city and country life The fs DDey gfadtu hstou
with gas sd WI ray parties seeking an ergap. home -
te city, N SnodsFafe prices 10 Witt these beanifi Ic
which cannot be exccled within miles around tpe oik'
prospects ~ seen, peHJts and fufer 90
taled al 81 PnesL (bAsceniL keH.Iofk- WM b. hEiNS'
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excursions.
rpSIONs TUROVGU THE

nAILY EXCURSIONS THROUGH THk
~ charming scenery ~ the River Lower Sound. and
HarbOr Cih. T.. The p1Dular steamer
THcS. P. WAY chartered tor 10 season ~ re scs
Cii Association will make Two trips daily Sundays
cepr Time 30 Fninutes leaves foot " 81 and 81. Fast v
II p. md leaves Sea I'm at NJ ara NJ
(and saturdays D. M aiso touching at Whsstouc on tho
. M. and 3 y. m tIip-. at SD ST. on all trips
The deghtf,y i0cstcd Gift Honse. with accortnofs
100 guests where soOnrnefr envy Al
heshin land AMI water recreation AT very REASONABLY. at
Hotel particulars, address n. H. CLINTON sea thh
L. l. Excursions Parties =. ~ Church ana Icnpct ancs
Societies, for boat and Grove. address
:. p. KITTLE
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Gorsrs, Carriages gnrnrss, Sc

A AT COSF.-1o close business, my iinc
IA stock n cAltHIAft5 Of mi own make, nor w reci
tory No III West Brcaimsyi stare must ~ yaca,i ~
Jt'iy ), CHARLES CRUDE.
A RICH. JOHNSTON, Auciioncer.
Horse and Carriage Mart 10 81 ~ and rs Thirteenth st.
University place.
Hfglly TnpOrtant Sale Of
Well bred Trpifing stock
auct
.: On wEDS ESDAX. July H. ut O'Clock.
The undersigned being abpat 10 relinqush tir n'snt'
breeding aid raiing stock will offer Ut public sue Oh
n the farm Of VIM. III. keetrh near Goshen o. w.
. WfsDN ESDAY. July IL. al orl.cs,
about 25 bead Of fash onahy bred lrotting Socz eohss
= ing Of IL BrJoi Mares In ioal 10
VInGDsS HAMEIETOE1AN, ..,-
Colts filios the get OF Vire"s harb'f'Hfan
weePsiakes, and Dr parmiey out % wen sno~ S.
: by Ethan Alc. Volunteer. imp Eclipse, Tea ""h'i'
American STAR DC, &c, with rrcors ~ 2:Jo 10 -
EVERY An NAL OFFERED WILL bE SOLD -
TnE LlIeLLsT BIpbEE WFT fHStTs ANY III
RAILROAD TEAM LEAVES FOOT OF CHAMi.
REIiS ST At go 4. II. ARRIVING ~ ,iCsh ~ r.,
IL TINE To CONNECT WITH TIE TIME ~
rftF kttrItti Farm THOAAS hsNI.OH.
HARNESS, SADDLES. HORSE CLOfHlHG.
A inl assarti1s; of SUNNI eeo.s Lap Dust rs Linen
sheets, &c, &c. e. b. SMITH d Co., ~ "h'en-S'-
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Gard eners.

NVANTED-A SITUNTION by first-ciass
~ GARDENER; understands his business thoroughly IN
ON It's hIa.cies competent 10 take aIgc 0 any place. All
dTts5 L. o.. seed store, II CouItanGtst Guy
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Gin pronrrln 90 Eet.

HOVSEKEEPER.-T RENT, fine FLAT
e. au,a mddeHeci lady. 80 furniture pad TX
tuf,s complete. boar OF two VIII pay 81 expense ci ie
no clhi Address dlss AID rueTtic,s liOAai'
- bone Office.
$40 Lt1-PARi.ORG and BASEMENT FLOORS,
nicely furnished Upstairs bedrooms desired; ret r
.tces required ren so mOntiiycIy cheap Apply -
West Washington place.
1ENO LFT-An elegant BASEMENT. 2OX)0,
in q .ue bidding facing Cy hall Par; ;.c Toons wei
adapted for frsc billiard room, having nsh co - ie
gii easy Apply 10 ). y. "lCAOff ~ Coz =