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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, tSvnddvs
,zeepted., at the COMMERCIAL BrIIDisG, Souih-isesf
corner PJyh and Market sbeets. Two cents eoPD.
Ten cents ueek. DELIVERED FREE by cGTriers
throughout the city. The COMMERCIAL piA Be s,nt ny
mai % any Post 0aee IN ssp Caste County at 800
per annura; tl25 tor months; 90 cents PER nloHh ;
10 Post Oaees outsie Of se1 casts county, $3.50 per
annup si.4O for three mOnths; 30 cents pr month
THE PupLrsaERs PREPAY POSTAGE In all easss
COMMERCIAL STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, pro-
vided ui, drst-elass machinery and sti2fsl rortHe
for executing Book Jo5 and Mercantile Printing Of all
descriptions, at prtees bs'ov the adfHJ Printing
Houses Of The large eities.
DBLA WARE TRIBUNE, (Teekly) The Pentnsular
organ Of Farmers and Fytttgr0tssrs; great Family
Nssapapsr; pi,5iishsd eveTy Thursday Morning, at
Tso Dollars a yea, POSTAGE PREPAID BY TIE PrB-
LrgHRRs
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
fire, aslariue & gits 9nsaraafe.
1867 TONY PATRONS 1878
AND THE GENERAL PUBIC.

lesle hereby to express my uffelgned gratitude
FOR the very liberal patronage have received duriig
ihe past eight years, and TO say that am now pre-
pared to place any amount Of Insurance. on the most
improved plans, and at current rates. in the best
Companies am the authorized Agent of Cninpa-
mes second 10 none In this or any other country.
am careful 10 represent none but those Who are
not only fair In the issue Of The policy but also IN
the adjustment and settlement Of losses.
Inc capital represented at my agency now amount 5
70 over sixty Millions Dollars, over Fifty OF whicn
Is Fire assets, and represented by the following
strong and reliable Companies:
Manhattan Lie Insurance Co, y Y.
London.
Royal Canai an Insurance CO., Montreal, Canada.
Home Insurance Company y. Y.
Fire Association of Philadelphia.
Hanover Fire Insurance Co.. New York.
German american Insurance Co., New York.
National Fire Insurance Co.. Hartford. Conn
Glehns Fails Insurance CO., Glcnn's Falls, y. y.
N,lI,ii Merchants Insurance Co. Newark, y. j.
Fairfield Insurance Co., South Norwalk Conn
New Orleans Insurance Co.. y. q.
West chester Insurance. Co., n. Y.
Amazon Insurance Co, Of Cincinnati, ONO.
Allemuna Insurance Co, Pittsburg, Pa
also desire partlc lary to call your attention to
our term policies on Dwellings, which we can make
al rates about the same as Mutual Companies,
Hoping by close attention TO business 10 receive
acohtlhlldnce a OF your patronage, am
TlidMAss' F. rLuNMER,
WILMiNGToN INSURANCE AGENCY,
,12 MAEKtT STREET cL,yToH HousE,l
orders ly mail will receive prompt attention ''"'
DELAWARE I BOARD DIRECTORS.
AZ oP THE
UNION MUTUAL LIFE INsURsNCE CoMPANs
OF MAINE.
oFYics, III sDIPLEY 81, "ns;T'1Gs ,ht
OFFICERa:
JOSHUA MARI3, President.
:, ..,. z. F. THOMAS, vice-Pres. e,,I
DIR. d. A DODGE .ecrctsr,.
ExRCurIyR COuAtrrER.
Capt N. ". Benson, Il. y. DeNornaudit, j. r. Finn
DE, JOHN y. WALES, Medical Examiner
AL monies collected In this State are TO reiaai
here and be loaned by this Board OF Directors u,,ol
nrstclass real estate securities and thus Bske thiS
practically Ia Home Company,
u ls 70 the Interest OF those Wishing inaurance to
patioGiae this Comrany and keep their money III
noine feG1l-ly-3
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
~ Z MILD POWER
!rdiIl"EI's
HoMEpPATHIC sPEeIFIrs

noMEpFATHIc sPEcIFIrs
HAVE PHOvEp, FEyN THE No r anp.e *.
perebcc. an "i.Te stcsi rs. supc, Plon pl, EHiej-
ie;f!y alepicl % popular ~ 80 iai.t itat ieis-
takes hLEni he mace IN lsinp them 50 uarhl.,s-
,as 70 D. H. 10 from tanEer; an sp rrrc tas 10 6t
a wal r. bic 1t". have The AlGi e-' c4lnfnfua d.
ton nom II aii va az a. 1rA '.r .a'l lar,iCn.
NJ. CIrcg C,its.
|. FEfEf-, lYng stnn. Ihr4uHln.tl1n- ...... p.
2. WOfN-. Worm Icger, " or ,u!ir.. ..... y.
DlAhElTt, o! CMi ~ A''ul' -,..... .....2a
Z. Ii-FSTEtf, bri.Hg. 'i-Dt- tp.tr . .....2s.
.. u UJLEKA.NptEt- Nnu,i'lug... .,......... ~
:. COtGHs t0.u-, Blou hiI- ........ ..,. ......fs
NLtsAIjfA, Ip,'hsrhr fa'"aci.e ............ -
.. IIEADAf Hts, Slsk BtiGBrhr NttilgD,.. .... %
10. DYsPErsft, Eisps stomach. s.4 ..........., %
u. StrfRE.-ib pr Painful Prrnds,. nm. -.
q WHrts 100 l'fp'E-r ffrlgHs ....... -
IL th1Crt ~ -, u l.euli treatuHg ..-.....- %
u. SAtT IihtN, trl.lte as, tnplJL-, 20
n. FkNLk tsD aGrE, Fhll ttseF, apt.. ....--. 30
II. FfLf7 III nj or b.ettil' e. g........... . 70
- OPETHAlNY, dnd sore or ~"sk Ewes, ........ 20
l9. tATAkiH. a''ntr or chrome ltfu.uZt ..... 5p
y h01flhH-CorGH, Yloent roGgHs, ..... 80
gl. ASTHMA, nppr sstn BreatilInF, ~
y FAK Di CnARbFs, impaired Aearf =, .... 30
H. - tEpFrLA, ehlafgcd glands Nwci!IngS, .... ~
~. bk$EEAL DIE LlTY, thS-ic4i Weakness, . 81
- DEprsi anl Hoautg secretion. ............ ~
II SKA.SicESE-s sickness from r.d:ng ....- 20
q. hEkvtOrs DkHlifrY, ...... u
~ tDbE MOUTH, tdHErr ....... -........... ~
% tRtSAHY WRAghEs-, welt ng ihc l,d ...... ~
y. IAthFt Pkkl D-, With -pasin3, ..,...,..,,.s
w DISEASE or HEART, palHa'lDns, ~ c.,. T.. : 90
3" Efl EfHEY, pt-tHs, 81. Nltas Daurc, .....,l u
~. lfFnrnEElA, uicrfdteG sore throat .....,.. gu
- tHHoSlc COnGE-ups- and Ewpfou-, .....h .hrJ
WAS :" 'ci|S teNrep ~ "l, ami "3,' ..t! d.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
Spsfi.! Nntifes.

Grosvenor,s Improved Beiiadouna
Plaster.
Cepsicurn Plaster,
Patent Lint,
Glass Nipple Shells
St. yincents Arrow Root,
Bowers Glycerine,
Turned Wood Boxes,
Nelson's Gela'ine
Concentrated GlYceTfne,
schering's Chloral Hydraie
Tin seidtz Boxes
star Mills Paper
Filtering Paper,
French Mustard Plasters,
Eneryesclng Granular Salts, (keas hey MattisCn 81
b 4 CB Sugar coated Pills and GrEnGies,
Allcock's Porous Plasters
Noilers Cod Liver Oh.
Vinegar Bitters,
noiloweys Worm COn.rctious,
Naithey Caylus Capsu!es,
Panten's Capsules,
Tairants SeltZer Apereut,
Henszey's Troches,
Browns Bronchial Troehs-
Yankee shaving sap,
cGncneT's Pepslne,
Lows Linlment
Supplied to lie trsie a; the loves, market rates,
by ...
=. BRISGHCR,T 7 a co,
wholesale AMI Retail Druggists
Corner sixth and Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
lIorsEFURNIsnING GOODS sronE.

at No. 3,i King street, second or below Eoultb
street, where there may be found general assort-
meht OF China, Queenswarc, Glass, and Fixtures,
brushes, baskets, table and pocket cutlery spoons
etc. Also, genilrmens furnishing goods, eic Store
open I'LL O'Clock in the evening. Ladies' re invited
10 call and examine ours ock aud prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Liberal discount made to d, nj.
crs. Having also taken oct Euclioneer's license
oher my services to call sales OF Real Estate liii
personal property, beth in ,he city and country
sales ai private residences sole ted, sa sfaction
guaranteed. All goods sold paid for within three
days from sa G.. Public sale az store room on Tues
day, Friday and saturday evenings.
ieli2-am X. q. FRAIM, Auctloneer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01

TTNADULTERATBD LIQUORS Only
~ ALEXANDER SAyIILE'S
WINE AND LIQUOR STORE.
No. East Sixth street (SaVle's BudnpA
Established for the exclusive sale of plre JIoi,ors
Families supplied at the lowest rates. Old Brandies
Wines Gins, Whistles; also fine Rose Corlleis Deia
ware Bitters and kimme. English, Irlsh and Sco;ch
Ales and London Brown atout In stol4 and rlass
bottles, at $3.50 per DOZEN e'-''
Orders by mail attended 10 promptly, c. o. D.. by
express. feblo-3v'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01

UNEAS RErAILED AT IMPORTERS
i PKlCRs,
BY TIE
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA Co,
s3i Arch Street; cor Second and Coates streets and
e2l 5. Second st Philadelphia Pa.
This s an organization OF capitalists to
IMPORT AND DISTRIBUTE TEAS
for one small profit, saving the all profits
of midlemen. We control large part OF the best
teas brought 70 this country which sold only by
ourselves Persons buying OF other dealers do Sc 10
their own disadvantage. our houses in China and
Japan have the very best facilities Of selecting.
which gives US great advantages. We have estab-
shed stores for distributing our teas in all the prin-
cipal ciiiea OF the United States. We give TO our
customers
BEAUTIFUL OIL CHROMo,
taken from the richest gems, OF American and
Foreign ARTISTS which, II bought at picture stores,
would cost much more than the price Of the Tea.
These chromos are pre3cnt TO our customers
All goods sold warranted to give perfect satlsfac
ton or the money refunded.
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA co.
sal Arch Street. cor Second and Coates Streets and
62l :. Second street, Philadelphia, Pa.
feb22-4g
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
new York Oat Neal.

new York Oat Neal.
NEW YORK oAT MEAL.
Egua. 70 the scotch and ony hai lie lree.
SOLD BY
b. &c SHOEMAKER,
PHAEAAclsTs.
noys-if $50 Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
NJ arrive a, 7Auty-EYrst aud Na.ll.t ll,rs. I,

Trains GTripe at 1hrtg~fiTst o,d hG'la 8,rats:
From Ptshurg, $40 sos A. NJ, 7.s1 7. NJ. daily eso
A. NJ, and 4.lo p. N. daily, except Monday. frO!u
Ere anl WLllamsport, $50 A. NJ daily ex. Mou-
day. From Buffalo and Niagara Falls, $ % A. NJ,
daily, except Monday. From Renovo, Elmira
and Wlamspolt, 7.gO P. NJ. From New York,
l24h 43s lO45 A. NJ 1205, l2.45 $50, g. 80, 1.35
lp anu l.t5 7. Nj. On sunday, T.iO,s 1850,
l,45 p. NJ, and 19.45 A. NJ. From Easton, Phi
hpshurg and l.ainher,yllle, arrive Kensineton De-
pot, ", A. M, 4.h5 and 10.4b, r. NJ. Sleeping-t ar
Tickets can he had at Broad aud CheGtAu. stree To-
and Depot, Ihlrty-Secoad AMI Market Streets.
me Lnlon Transfer Company will u.il for ans
CHECK Baggage from Hotels anu Residences. Time
cards and fnll Information cln lie obtained at the
DePots an Ferry nameu aHoye and ai the following
No. SSS Chestnut Slregt
VtCkEF oFFlt&S: ( ). e. cor. Broad n Cheltaal,
mo. 1i8 Market Street
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
j. "a. BUS D, Jit. Ten PLAsonpef = geu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
Ep. $. Youss. General psss. Agt. 'A'fi T.
pENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

on AND AFTER MONDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1875,
Trains leave Depot, Thlrty-second and Market ST.,
MAIN LINE WESTWARD
paoll Accom-. sat, o, and 1850, A. Mile, 4gbGso
and ll.sO p. NJ. on Sunday '.so, a. NJ, l. aid Is5
Elmira and Remove Mall ex sunday...... s.ooA.M
Mail tram daily, (nn Sunday runs only 10
Fast Line lock Haven EXP cx. Sunday ia,5aPS P.
Harrisburg Acc daily, except Sunday 2.SO Pm
Lancaster and lolk Acc. dally,ex. Sunday 400 p
Parkesburg Train daily, except Sunday. $50 pm
Plttshurg Express daily, except Sunday. clio Pm
cincinnati Express daily. $40 Pm
Erie Mail day, except Saturday lis i PM
hmgrant Express 1908 A. NJ. daily.
Tickets must he procured and baggage leliy
az ile Market Street by s. p. M.
NEW YORK DIVISION
Express for New orG, o4osso7.lo,I.9 20 $50 ard H.
A.: NJ lLimlted New lorE Express 80, T.. NJ
l.s5, $50 430, $50 and L J.. M and lP in;Jnte
sunday Trains, 2.ao, $50. $50, a. h,4.So, :, p HI
EIngrAnt Train foi New York, II - T.. n
EXrit IS for Long lirancli, l.35 +. NJ.
For trenton and Ianberlville. 5.2H +, ".
FROM KE;isINGTON DEPOT.
Bns,eton. e,35 a. NJ, l2 noon, 500 and LIS, y N.
Way Train for Rristo SO p. NJ
Trenton Go5, 1913 A. NJ, $50, 800 4, bis. $50 Pm
On Sunday a.i5, A. NJ. and 90 p
Express for New York, $40 A. NJ
FOR BEuvIDERE DIVISION.
Express for Trenton, IamhotYle, phln, -burg
Easton, Water Gap, Scranton, &c. as a. NJ. s.So
P. NJ. Accom-. for Bclvlderc, lc,l5 A. N.
and 5l5 r. NJ.
For Pennington, 6,55 ioia, a. NJ. ana $50, p. NJ.
AMBOY DIVISION.
FROM MARKET STREET FEHRS
Accom-. for New YORK, vita Perth Ans5y, $50 w.
a. and2, T.. NJ. and Nlg Janeshdrg and Moiluolih
junction, $50 A. NJ.
Accom-. for Trenton connecting with expires, tram
and $50 7. N.
Way tram for Burlington, G3o p. NJ. and on Thurs.
days sonly, at 1880 r NJ. on sunday ..3O A. 81,
and |, =. NJ
Way Train for Borlentown, 500 P. " anl IL night.
For Klnkora Branch. 500 A. ii i ana l. 80 r. NJ
For liighstown, 8. $50, a. NJ, 2 3I5 and 3.2GP 81.
For Long Branch an1 WuckertOn 1890 4, NJ
For MediorG, and 1890 A. H., 3.i5 and G.8lrn,
For MI. Holly and Pcnpeuon, G.oN, aud 10. 80 A VI.
s.ioi s. and ESQ p. ii. For NJ. Holiy. aud i.sl
+. Nj.
For Merchnntville, 10 2. Mon Tuesdays rt,nsdas.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-01
WILMINGTON 81 READING X.
w WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
on AND ApTpR
MONDAY. FEBnIJARY 1sr 1e.s
CONNECTIONS
Janl1y
DORCHESTER & DELAWARE r K

On and after MONDAY, Septemt er til, 1874
Passenger trains, with Freight Cars attached.
Until further notice. run as follows, SUNDAYS
centfd
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01

villa Nova College and Comnissary General OF the Au-
gustinans In the United states promoted TO the Bish-
oprc OF Hartford the Rev. James A. Heay, pastor VI
St James Church. Boston, promoted to the Bshopric OF
Portland the Rev. +. H. Krautbauer srperior-0enerai
OF the Sisters of Notre Dame in the United states pro
NOTED 10 the Bshopric OF Green Bay Wis the Rev. NJ
Hurley pastor of ST. Patrcks, Peoria, appointed nrst
Bishop OF the Diocese OF Peoria Ill tne r hev'
John ireland, OF the Cathedral Parish OF st fau
MIMI made bishop, in parfioUs and Vicar Apostolic VI
Nebraska the Right Rev. A. IL seidenbush OF inc Ao
bey OF st. LousOnthe-Lake. Minn made bishop; Nh %,
which has been separated from tho Docese Vi
81. Paul.
A very striking instance of the devotion OF
a clergyman TO his work was related by Moncure ~
Conway in recent sermon preached in his chapel at
Finsbury London. In the course OF his remarks MT
Conway attacked the Church OF England but said that
a few OF its ministers, like the rector of neghborhg
parish did great good This clergyman the Engsh papers
state 10 DO the septlmus Hansard rector OF Bethna
Green who very i'll with scarlet fever Mr' Con-
way said "Tbis s the third perous Illness nc mas nau
since he has been in his parish; each time was caught
while visiting his sick poor. On occasion he fell down
suddenly i'll in his pulpit. 1t found that be was SUI
eriug from smallpox and he at said that he would
GO d a hospital A cab brought TO take him there'
but he refused 10 enter It, should be the means
Of other persons o anH 90 H t6s and in he
went to the hospta--a rare instance tnis oi d @
sefdevotion. His next illness was typhus 1eVer anu
now as have said he suffering from disease more
o,ni,a a,iu yo ndrad a wear (and TO
No. ,, NJ ~, ia scarcely excessive payment for such
life as that"
The Dean of Westminster, the Rev. w. ii.
Fremante. and other cergymen OF the Church vi
England were announced 10 take part. Feb a. IN the
psnsl noon service which is held in the City Temple,
Iondon. by its pastor the well known Congregational
,nipis,er the Rev Dr. Parker The announcement
-, .o,o.,or -, anormors concrcgatiou. At the
brought together an enorino"S 'oA7. o'o - ,,,
time appointed, Mr.. Fremantle' the h'N' o'h"oi -'
, od sovorol otber Anglican ministers were present
'oD' auu ''' - -. ,, r,o,oo,,Io s+otod
occupying seats near the pulph 'l' ii0'"'" ~
N the that he unable TO preach as no
s ,oo t,or,od Inv the Rishop of London that his
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
DIR. JAGGAR's CONFIRMATION.

To ne Edif0r OF The TrlbNne.
SIR: viii the Rev. DR.. Jaggar be confirmed
by tho Standing Committees OF the Episcopal Church as
Bishop Of the Diocese Of Southern OhO Opposition is
expected to the confirmation of Dr. Jaggar from the
fact of his signing letter OF sympathy IN 1871, ad-
dressed 10 the Rev Charles r. Cheney after the aters
trial deposition from the ministry Of the Protestant
Episcopal CAurch for omtng the Thanksgiving for the
regeneration of children in the baptisma The
effect OF this letter IL sought to be removed b. the fact
tIat the month Of November 1873. Dr. Jagear signed
a circular win Others OF tho Episcopal clergy OF PIild
deIphia, ia opposition 10 tae establishment of the Re
formed Episcopal Church 1t is now alleged that DR.
Jaggar has than expressed his regret 10 MIS-
friends that he signed the PdadepGia clrculr. More
over II Is asserted that during the present winter n
meeting was held DIR. Jaggsrs house, composed of
Low Clurch cergyinen with a view of issuing pro
test their part against the doctrine Of Apostolic sue
cessOn. II these statements BE- well founded they VIII
greatly bep the OppOseTs OF the ccnsecTltiOl Of the
Rev. Dr. Jaggtr. REFORMED EPISCoPALIhN.
BROOKLYN FeD. i6. 1875
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
fouses ano farms Uanteo.

WANTED on line of Harlem and Portches-
w ter B. COTTAGE aai GROUNDS in exchange or 3s'cry
RULAND & WHITING Beesmanst
NVANTED-An attractive FARM OF from 80
to IS acres On Hlrem H. worth about 1000
which desirable Harlem ptop s be gwen
HOLMES BSOrllERS, 80 East TSen.y-tIirtsL
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
Anttlon Sales OF Real &statc.
A j. BLEECKER, AUCTI0NEER.
IA EYECUTRiXS SALE.
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON
LBXINGTON-AVK - ..
A. j. BLBECKEa SON WHITE WILL SILL AT AUCTION

4 }. BLEECKER, AUCTl0NEER.
N. EXECUTRIXS SALE
VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT ON
LBXINGT0N-AVk - ...o.
Al BLEECKEa. SON WHITE WILL SILL AT AUCTION
al m n Exchange Saesroom III Broadway The 3oT aud o"e
meb gbs,oop House snd Dot No l69 ieI9g@nays
between lhreh and ThrJ'bnis' By order oi 0ooDE"i D0'
ATTORNEYS for EIecatriS
DUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE IRON
4 PROPERTY
~ AUGUSTA COUNTY VIRGINIA r.,
Commissioners, pnrsusn'e 0 decree o e ",
cut Court OF Augusta County three ehsnccrg causes therein
pending ao Buffalo Gap lror and Steel Company VIII Se AZ
WEDNESDAY the 80 Of March. 1873 at BUFFALO GAP in
the aforesaid count, al the
Of ,hor.b.md COMPANY Said Real embraces tract
MINERAL LANDS,
containing 'O0Pf Two GOV V%LGiBIR Sisf IRON FURNACES
thereon and FARM OF about 800 ACRES. ,,
psrces Of asd st1oash adjoining each ope VIII oe sou
separately. , ,,n,,.crs
ard miles
mmedsey on tie Chesapeake 0ho Railroad the great iron
region Of Virgin $50 miles from the point at which sad
sad FURNACES good newly b0t with all the latest IN
the approved hotbasg paratls ana
other machiney and Appliances r'qaN '0f 'He "
ifound them snd beongr village Of % 20
houses embeng handsome and spacious mshse te'ence '
sOrehOGses sbOp', aoOren hoasts % and neat eHapeL
,bG. eotope ,doaS the tract Of mineral land It, well
waerel me productive improvements consist Of
brck dwelling gistmli sawmil tenants houses are
81 the out houses usually found on good n ID INC
Al the same time aud place will sold whatever Of PERSONAL
PROPERTY Buffalo and Steel Company may nave on @
Mr. Jobn erney who Buffalo Gap will
pleasure in shot wing the property at sny time
months and he balance in three equa angu1
approved personal security will be reGurei M the title withheld
" '' GEORGE ~ COCHRAN. jr.,
THOS q. ELDER
of
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
Asn 11nblirdtlons.

E1OR brilliant DISPLAY of SPRING
STYLES Nine. DENORkSTs POkTFOlAO VI large Illus
trsious as ausrto pager, Price 10 cent post fle
GRAND OPENING SPRING FASHIONS
" Mme DEMORKSTS brilliant display Patterns Of novel
beautiful designs the spring Honlsy March l. IL Est
Fourteenth st., and all the sge1ces
CPRING FASHIONS! SPRING FASHIONS I!
~ DhNORE5t'S What to Wesr" pree 10 eeat~ Nine
BEMORRSTS Por, Of Large Illustrations 10 Nine DEN
ORESTS Mammoth Bulletin Fashions, ~ and 10 cents.
Ready March l.
&f.OOO REWARD
Ihe MYSTERIOUS BOOK FOR WHICH THIS REwARp
WAS OFFR2ED
Is now OUT.
WITH ALL The ROYAL SECRETS
which sought to b. Sulpr.tsi 1T the
LORD CHANCELLOR OF ENGLAND
u hayirg been gwen TO
JOHN BANVaRD Arst
With oil documents, by
THE LOHDON CHAEflST,
for publication the United States IL IS entitled the
PRIvAT. LIFE OF KING"
Published by the LITERARY AND ART PUBLISHING Co.,
o06 BROADWAI.
6C6 pages l2no Prce 90 Mse1 receipt Of price
promptly attended TO-
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
New- Jersep Real estate for Gale

ENOR SALE-The farm known as TROUT
MANS Farm at Long Branch n j.. containing about SIXTY
ACRES arsad story HOUSE
6OI3O with Kitchen barn. sna other eatbultpg plenty Of
si bs sold prrce Appy tAe absees The snises
q su1sso DSs ~ bass Lsaa essssA H.w. TRoUthAM.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
Zeal getate 10 GTfhnnqe.

EXCHANGE for FARM Zone with stock
pref r brre-stor HOUSE II tie hEess
streets 10 Iroo. ys within 10 mInuss wax Of ierre4
J. O. H0iT x SON III BroslSay
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK Saturday, Feb. o. 1876.
At the Exchange Salesrooms to-day, William
Kenney sod Oy order OF the Supreme Court the four
story brick house and lot the north side OF Tenths
80 feet east of Avenue D. lot 2Ox9I9 for $4,000
Tho demand for lowpriced houses for rental Is quite
active aud present indications there Will be large
accession to the population OF New-Jerscy and Long
Island this Spring this city, chiefly Ivy parties who
are unable obtain decent accommodation at moderate
nricp
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
Giin iieal estate for Sale.

Giin tIcal estate for Sale.
EOR SALE.-A four-stOry brOwn-st0ne
a DWELLING sXty.secoHst, ia feet west Of Boaissy
$1,000 corner $94 COJ other property AZ tow 6gufe.
Nh BEYEiL, Builder az OS 3tN Wss. ti1Y-etghths
DRINATE STABLE for SALE or to LET
5l-, oib-sve all Improvements p1sses,ioR May
/. Apply a. 6Sl Cib-ave., oYtB-sL
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
,rNv-vopX CTTy

sEW-YoRX CITY.
Chr1se.t 2l4S 4 n II stan sn.f 2OxlOOi Smith 80
Ole OVV
Gr,ud-.t l6Eo2 Herbert to Sarah Herbert q
+ Cpths' $500
Sc uylef. CJ}i.s lj0 # v Of Marrsaye, 2JIlOOJ
wells Anus WGsce. Juu
n",9st rsa + it 6eScSe 81 0 Nv 1900
'I.lf wf. 81 St,b II 900
SO SO! " 10000
cmrtaI 80 $500
Pee .c.n , + $3.50
~ Isl. % l. = o. :d-ave luOIluOJ. ore hslt part OF
81, ,b9s.a So to ID
IL h.,f. al lODn wof 2daye. l3GSIili.9IS29; ll2h
g. Of 3l-sv- 6OI,.iN1O. gore; Anna CoTbeu 80
ll;tlrst. 8 2.G OF Avenue A. 20 l0rlUOll; ll2h
N,re IN n 80 600
s,of,rl..yr n 2iJ Z. w |rowu-iYe 9IOh h2O6, I'D
Wli: i r Iorrs 20 Cathsun. 81 f. ~ C-s,on...: 1440
Yal~ut ot 3 on msp Of hognIi, asslti "A L
cdt, 10 900
G,hsye -3lo, sJIGI 2JIHt "a OF bth ave-
t,seaS., 400 900
% noese rk t. ..... 900
3lsTe ~ Attest, 10 0-l2 years. year.
$500; yeas 81 0OJi biz 'eifs $1,000
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01
Gitn {1rorertn 10 t.ft.

LTACrORY, 7jxl00, corner 29th-st aud 9TH
eyeFour stories .hd b4S9nes vita ~ to % h''s pIssr %
lire BY eoo low responsible, paving tenants Apply on
premises.
FURNISHED HOUsE.-An eIesaut four-story
om Nj located West ForyEiuthsr FiGt''e Ibs
ss cca BY pctn SG on wi b. Jr.na o. s. Box 81
STABLE TO LET-The highly desirable
- stable No A ksqt le vi" be LET oD reason Die terms Ap
rI'O LET-The first-class BR0WN-STONE %
West 45'Lst' aHise Do,soss'oni otel from to H
'g'O LET or FOR SALE, 78j Lexington-ave.-
history b"o"N SI8fh EUIISD Il Ss'fi wiiiSd I.elnsns
IJ'O LET-Newly and handsomely furnished
As s. b. hOGSE below 45.hst conye1ent 10 Broadway
ard Gh.ave. Appy TO 7. 4. DALEY $50 Gih,aLe
TWENTY ONE most desirable private RESI-
aaiu om 81 ooo $1,000 20 tEsE r 70! e 'sa Of ea
rTNO LEr-ln the BIBLE h0USE-ST0RE on
ASTOR-PLACs AMI OFFICES in cozd and ;hiIi son sai
sif%;I SaEicAS % BsLE i5 socETY No. Bos oa.e @ ~
rs'O LET-A handsome four-story, high-stoOp,
IL brounole al modem lmpr. y6': ia west 4s1s' near
''''e n''''' '-' "a T. wISoS soS 3os 8h..t
rEyO LET.-A handsome four story high-stoop
brown hOu = all modern lm1roysnert' IN we 42;t
permit to !. A. WILSON son. 2G9 Hes. 3lth.st
rT,O RENT, FURNISHED-To private family
only moderate house in Wes; Foryeshth-st complete
every appointment and everything in perfect With o. ap-
Tnbuae OGoe.
TI'O LEASE-Tbe elegant Offices Nos. 100 and
lO2 BroaivAy vac.le by the nVersaI Le Ins &C. account
Nos II and 10 Wsnenst Oce Of he lue
perdtnt Psr place also Offices in the North America Life ms
Company Building Offices q the Gnaran Lite % Broadway
x. r. PAGE. So Psrk-roY
TNI0N-SQUARE.-TO LET the first-class
- rang No 80 Esst l7h' Known a. THE M0PFArI HOUSE
A. building ADVANTAGES
passed this ctv. Apply r. l. LYON Arnold Constable Co..
BrOsiwsy and l9.h-st
.Ay .,nN TO LET OF for SALE-The
ID |. |OO. desirable HOUSE, 4So West 22tst open
IRON OF.
New-York tribune., 1875-03-01

N tLe HEN-iERsKY SOUTHERN RAILROAD
Fare rom Nes.York - PhIisGe.lhs ouly ~ >.
Commenhs MONDAY oct 10 le7i te s;alHb AMI con-
mGou. JANE MOSELf anI DAY STAB connecting
Sandy Hook with al trains Will
~ Leave NrgY irk from Pier 2. y. a.. FOOT % Reco--St
n-For PiielrlIha. Long b.Ach, I. Ware
toVu Iucsertor. ylsiand All B,,ig tor.
800 D.-For Long BTanch Tons hYeF NAEet0Sn b4rnes
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