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The Republican journal., 1875-06-10

1t will be seen by the letter from Hon.
Joseph Titcomb, which we publish to-day,
that he declines q denomination for the
office Of Governor. Mr.. Titcomb has
served the Democracy through two con-
tests with singleness Of purpose and
self-sacrifce which entitlc him to the sim
cere thanks of the party. And in retr-
ing he will bear with him the gratitude
and best wishes Of his political friends, Us
we'll as the respect OF his opponents.
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10

The Democratic Legislature Of New
York has reduced the State taxes moro
than two millions of dollars year. They
have cut down the tax levy from fifteen
millions to thirteen millions of dollars
Upon the same ratio this would be equiva-
lent to a saving in the Federal Govern
ment Of full fifty millions of dollars year
1t seems to pay the people to elect Demo
Gratis to Office
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10

The dedication of the new Masonic
Temple in New York, on the I'd, was q
magnificent affair Twenty-six thousand
Masons marched in the procession with a
bewildering array of banners and regalia.
The temple itself is one of the most mag
nifcent of the kind in the world.
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10
Democratic State Convention.

The Democrats of the several Cities, Towns ant
meet in Convention by their delegates at Granite
Hall, in Augusta, on TUESDAY, JUNE 22d
at 10 O'Clock a m, to nominate candidate for Gov
year commencing January J. 1876, and to transact
Every City. Town and organized plantation vii
be entitled to delegate and an additional dele
gate for every seventy yc votes cast for the Demo
cratic Candidate for Governor at the State election
for 1872. and fraction Of forty five votes will b,
mittee will be i'll session the night previous at til,
ton at the Adermen's Room, under Granite Hail
and determine all cases that may come before then
subject TO the ratification OF the Convention.
Arrangements have been made with the diferen
Per Order of the Democratic State Committee.
+. +. pIfLSBURY, Chairman, kennebec.
DARIUS II. INGRAHaM, Sec. Cumberland
DANA Corr, Androscoggin.
j. Z. MADIGAN, Aroostook.
l.. b. PILLSBURY, Franklin.
A. A. BARTLETT, Hancock.
j. IL. MARTIN, Knox.
Il. L. RUNDLETr, Lincoln.
\. ;. kIMBAIL, oxford.
HENRY HUDSON, Piscataquis
WYATT WEED, PenobscCt.
;. NJ. DUNNELL Sagadahoc.
W. ID. HAYDEN, Somerset.
l.. H. MUECH, Waldo.
W. :. PEAVY, Washington.
JOHN BENNETT ork
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10
Here is another PATRIOTIC Garnet

Here is another patriotic carpet-bagger
being prosecuted - one who has been
"driven from home" The Hon. C. p.
Leslie of South Carolina, firm believer
in Grant for the Presidency, ''tirst, last
and all the time" embezzled $40, 900
while Land Commissioner. For this limo
cent act, Sheriff started out to arrest the
Hon. Mr.. Leslie, who had to fly from home
to preserve his liberty. Thus are the
saints continually prosecuted
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10

SUBSCRIBERS desiring to have the address Of
papers changed, must state the Post Office 10 which
the paper has been sent we'll as the one to which
il is TO 20.
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ADMINISTRATORS, EXECUTORS and GUARDIANS
desiring their advertisements published in the Jour
nal will please SO state to the Court.
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10

The Boston Globe states that the Eastern and
Maine Central Railroad line owns more pas
senger ears than any other road running out of
Boston, and, with one exception, the cars are
all of the monitor roof pattern.
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10

One hundred cottages will be built in
the vicinity of Old Orchard Beach this
season, and the hotel at the Beach has
been enlarged. Eastward the tide of sum-
mer travel takes its way.
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10

As-ln sending money state THE POST OFFICE
to Whch the paper is Sent. ~au
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Be BATES & LOCKE, 81 Park Row, New York,
are authorized agents for procuring advertisements
for the Journal
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10
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THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1875.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
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EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

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square charged full one.
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10

A private letter from New Orleans says
"On the principle that the darkest hour is
just before dawn, suppose we are on the
ere of better day, for never were such
times seen here-no business, city bank
rupt and thousands on the ragged edge
of starvation. That's our fix"
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10

R4-S NJ. PETENGILL & Co, 6 State St, Boston,
and 81 Park Row New York, are authorized
Agents for procuring subscriptions and forwarding
adv
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10

A letter from Washington reports the
Capital exceedingly stupid, and the Their
mometer iluctuating between 80 and 80
in the shade, thus giving certain officials
and politicians there ioretaste OF the
future
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10

Says the Chicago Tribune: A strong
demand will be made upon the next Iowa
legislature for the restoration of capital
punishment. During the week ending
last Saturday, six murders not to mention
several cases of rape, occurred in that
state. 1t is thought the sentimentalist par
ty will make no showing at the polls in
the next election.
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10

The caterpillars are iniesting the apple
trees this season as they did last, and
their white webs are an unpleasant sight
to those who are looking forward to a
bounteous crop Of fruit for the winters
consumption. A wash of soap suds-car-
bolic soap is the best-will destroy the
caterpillar, it is said but the surest way
Of disposing Of them is to use torch
made of rags saturated with coal ola
sort of farmers fire bug.
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10

RH-GEO. T. HOWELL Il Co, 40 Park Row, New
DIRK, will receive advertisements for this paper at
the lowest rates. Their orders will receive prompt
attention
Re-HoRACE DoDD, 12l Washington ST., Boston,
is an authorized Agent for the Journal.
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10

hD-S. X. NILES, No. fremont Street, Boston, is
agent Tor the publisher of this paper and his receipts
and orders are ALWAYS recognized,
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10

There are 40 oranges of Patrons of HUI
bandry in Maine, with membership of 1000.
The Republican journal., 1875-06-10

The Arson Advocate understands that the
Somerset Railroad directors have practically
fixed upon the upper crossing of the kennebcc
tor the extension OF the line, thus leaving the
lower village out in the cold and going through
Madison Bridge village, which town has not
paid a cent, while Arson has bled freely. The
unner crossing is mnch the chnnncr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-17
SALES FROM Dig O'CLOCK p. NJ. TO CLOSE OF Busr-
Thursday. Sept. 1G-P. ".

The reaction in the stock market which was conf
menced Yesterday afternoon continued to-day and
has resulted it is generally believed, in heavy
liquidation of the short interest which had been
created during the past few days, and rally Of from
II to 2 per cent from the lowest prices of yesterday
To what extent tie short interest may remain I'M
covered il IT, of course, impossible 10 determine.
There was a large volume of business transacted
during the morning hours, but in subseguent
dealings We had more than the ordi-
nary dunc,s The street has been sngu-
larly free from all exciting and harmful
rurors. and the lack of fresh incident or feature
was doubtless the occasion of the quiet state OF az
fairs in the Stock Exchange. TIE opening prices
were generally shade better than last nights clos
ing, but after a fractional momentary advance in
Pacific Mail and Western Union, sharp attack upon
these stocks and Lake Shore sent the whole market
recling down again y to per ccst There was, how
ever. steady reaction, and the whole list went BOOM
ing up advancing from l. 10 over per cent.
There was later some decline from these prices,
and final rally to the best of the day.
Pacific Mail has been particularly active Opening
at 34a, il sold down 10 $685.. from which price up
10 Ssh ore party has the credit of having bought
20 900 shares besides the covering by all the little
"bearsr which these purchases frightened After
selling I'D to 357s il settled back 10 35asd35Ss,
where il remained quito neglected until it was sud-
denly bid up 10 36ls but after a purchase of 1900
shares ut &c. it closed offered at 357s Erie WAS
maintained all day at about lS3sQloos ranyirg at
the close To 1854 10, in sympathy with the final
squirt given to the remainder Of the list Lake Shore
still continues TO lead the market III point of actiy-
ity selling to-day To the extent OF $500 shares
and advancing to 53si, but finally closing az 53i.
which is lis better than yesterdays closing salc
| We hear of nothing in the situation Of Lake Shore
| that should have caused the advance. un-
] less it DO the covering of short contracuL
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Gitn Rsal estate for 6dle.

GREAT BARGAIN-FOr sale or 10 let, an
"A ELEGANT four story brown HOUSE East i6tilst
near 9Th ave- 25x62x 90 viii be- sold AZ very low prGe OF
rented for number Of years = EDDY 80 IhH plaee.
TOR SALE-On Murray Hill near Lexington
ave- a very desirable story high stoop brown STONE
h0us.; cabinet insh must DC sold see IT, HOLMES
BROTHERS., 40 Last 23dsi.
WE have many applications from first
w parties for RENTING and PURCHASING Wei
located CITY HOUSES From owners NJ suc we shOud ne
pleased receive full particulars and can promise our yer
sona attention all placed III hands highest
possible references gwen II required. W.,
f. c. a C. s. BROWN, Broadway, cor. Wallst
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Suetiou Sales of Real estate.

ADRIAN II. MULFR. Auctioneer
TIVE VALUABLE PLOT of LAND on
i WESTERVEIT PLACE and RIVER.SI.. PA-rN 4, ,
NFWJERSEY, will De sold At auction on WEpN ESb-S -
sent % 1873 II O'clock at the Exchange Salesun NO
nj Broadway York by order OF the heir 81 Peter
Fr.elcb deceased The plot contains acres OF anu
mas IaGge the Passaic River, and 3 near ne
drpot Ma, T. &c, at Office OF ADRIAN H. NJ Ll.f.h "
son, Auciioneers, No. z Pinest. bV'D
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Real estate Go gfrhanse.

EXCHANGE or for s A L Z - Two neat
IL HOUSES, sable and sX Lots, close 70 this CITY V-iu
81 900 part cash. balance small farm good slaDe @
chaudse, or stocks. JAS MctIke- 10 btcoScie--
Yl'O EXCHANGE for desirable tenement or
store property the East side attractive pace ~
acres IN Bergen Comfy, " j. valued a - zoo iIe i
and q 900 cash Address PROPLRTY, 40 Broadst, New
ARK, y, J.
VALUABLE DWELLING PROPERTY IN
Nineteenth War, Brooslyn 10 hGt ior a S"un
uau-st.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday, Sept 16, 1878

=
The sales announced for to-day were all
postponed az follows;
James NJ Miller adjourned the sale Of the block bounded y
I2thaves goth ami 9lssts 10 sept 81 Also WIN
Of and lot West 37ths east OF MAIL
" Harnet Of the house and plot 90 tne
corner and 77hst adjourned to sept ~ anu
the of Jos Mcclure Of two houses and iots ON LAST -
ST., east OF Sd ave, adjourned indefinitely.
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GtedmtoGts ana RAILROADS..

A LBANY AND TROY BY DAYLIGHT
"a Day boats VIBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave
Nes:r ST. Pier &c. Mr. daily Sundays excepted At $50 AMI
24thst at a m landing West Point Cornwall Newburgh
Poughkeepsie, Rhnebecs Caisk and Hudson. rckeis
sale for points North and West Trip tickets 10 West Point
Cornwall and Newburgh returning same day 81 Special
trains ~ and FROM Saratoga 10 Saratoga - 20 Round Trip
=
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Countrp propartp % Get.

A PAIR of twin HOUSES, large lots, well
IN located. high ground, depots s25 per
month, TO good tenants. Address MUTUAL fRIEND Tnb
Office
A T M0RRISTOWN, ". ITO LET, for one
or two years, furnished COUNTRY SEAT adapted to
Summ'f and Winter large house, water, and
every convenience four garden and Ave TO
minutes tO stores churches schools, depot &c.
5. EDDY, No. Parkplace.
ELEGANT OLD PLACE for RENT, in
~ Cambridge Msss-A large square mansion HOUSE. in
excellent orler with modern improvements, finely situated
the colleges with Large lawn, line trees aud ample
grounds. Address r. T. APrHORP, 40 Waterst, Boston
ITO LET or LEASE-A twO-story BUILD
ING, 80 feet by GO feet with without power Apply
10 STAINAR & LAFFEY. East Newark. n. j.. az 50
Futon-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-17
6ouses aua farms f0antso.

ANY ONE having a really fine HOME, with
n six or eight acres 10 SELL at 20 cents on ooaf cost
please notify 5. V. D., BOZ 100 Ir1Dnle Olhee.
COMMAND me 10 procure g0od, trlsly ~ L;S-
ASre for your stores, houses, fats, or apartments
usna commission charged everything done decrltE am IA
order seekers u sgch call sam Ii hill mn IA
RnIl's II cad Bank Building, 25thst and Jdave
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NNSYLYANIA RAILRO AD.-IHt
4 GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES MAI.
ROUTE leave from foot OF DesOro'es and
for HARRISBURG Pittsburgh 50 and south
With pullman Palace Cars attached $50 a. H. and $50 p
~ For Wiiansport and Haven VA Philadelphia and
;i,75n IN. iock n aven CORY Ere $50
necng al Cory for Ttusvie Petroleum Centre ana Tue vi
Eor Baltimore Washington and the South Limited Wash
DO a NJ: arrive Washington az 4:lO D. m Regular al
$40 m, and D. M sunday az; t M aao M 70 %
40 400 5. 7, $50 y. and II nsht Sunaay p ~
$50 s. T. $50 and m EmisTan. 1 "a Sc a 70 NJ ~
2s0 2lO sac s:lO 4:30 O. go o:AO o. 6;ls o5o q ,;JV
go TO- lisp. and u night SUNDAY a. ni' 'Zo' D.
'a sSr iIi ild eth J. $50 220
10 il 80 m and ~ night. SUNDAY a. IN, DO D. toO T.
an Eo Fra R9bw a g. sso7 TAO g. TO- II IL $50
$40 $40 4 ilO, 4:3O 400. 520. 0i0 g go 8 80 $40
10 am ~ ns Psrfn AuBoS and south Ampoy and 10
FOR n Kew eS BTHns~ick aud m u $40 40, $780,
Clio 7 ~ m and II night Sunday, a m, d, and p IN
FOR Fast Milestone II noon, aud so p m 50
tor R PlneS,nn 7I so ~ Il 80 ii0 aud p n
Tor Lamb-rtvle 80 NJ = 4 ~ ana y a. a. 40 - .s
Fer Fleplngton PhihpsouIg and bo'VeFe s'e Ill., anu
IN ~ Mercer and Somerset Branch .. m
For Trenton Bordentown burlington aud Camden so and
8 80 ;. NJ. 1890, :, 4, >, and .. m.
FOR Faimingdal, and 20 ian, 80 a. m and ? ?. NJ
For Highisown Pemberton and Camden via Perth Amboy
FOL Higtistown and Pember'on m' via Perth Amboy
AMI 81 A. m. Via Monmouth Juhci 81. , ~ .,
m daily Si5 n ma ana ss s5S 70 30 daily
a Ar az nsd s 1873 40 iol5 ITO iisi m a5
$40 sos sa s 20 1870 10 q l AMI aqnf AZ sD $40
T.tet ofces 52s ana ga Broadway No As,or Re-.s
rk pn .: and nos la 49, Ii3 Hudson ST.
IalI an Ticket 0ftee, No Battery place Ian,
FRANK THOMPSON. General Manager.
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Nem-5crsrn Real gstate for Sale.

Nem-5 crsrn Real gstate for Sale.
Tor SALE at Woodside, n. IA pretty six
i roomed COTTAGE with large lot hed with fruit shrub
Wen grown 81 ees payei anu ightN
with gas good water pass the door 10 minutes
YORK hy three railroads TINS beautiful SUBURBAN
secured bargain If applied for al once 70
owner, $50 Broad st, Newark \. j.
GALE or RENT.-.i0 minutes from LlbeTty-st.,
- bv frequent express by Central r. r.; comfortable
suburb broom cottage residence and grounds near deI
streets nearly acre laid out IN lawn nlt
shade flowers and garden can have use OF stable morse 1
COW II desired sell much below value rent AZ sIZVo
Address OWNER, Box 81, Elizabeth, y. j.
&I SO0 MODEL $1,000 HOMES. So, 500;
NEWARK n. j. Convenient 10 ORANGE MOUNTAIN,
PASsAIC, &c .--..-.-- 1900 - . -
81 500 will BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE, roons
$4,000 will BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE, . rooms
$4,000 will Buy HANDSOME COTTAGE, y rools -,
$1,000 viii BUY HANDSOME COTTAGE, II rooms al
modern improvements, handsome grounds =.
beautifully located adjoining RAILROAD sa
ton nearer In CENTRAL PARK low c0nIiita-
ton. excellent SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, aud MARhEls.
IL charming COTTAGE HOUSE SltSuD W
90 800. 80 minutes rom Chlmhcrsst. - =,
Examine Photograph Of Houses, &C. at 70 Blt0AD" -
R0om lG - - JAAEo :" LA l.
p s.-MONTHLY PAYMENTS
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL foiAi1"
NETWORK CITY
Ba rIs%s beacon 1881 s Te Mathew
ParSis, 10 81, isasehcd Gachmo Barlett to zoo
vineyard place rs 1t Fsirouniavc. Oors
sania 5OxO II Thee Fowler and wife to Julia hey zoo
seth s ST. 5 s27 # Of Hvenne r. 2o3IeG # Emily 600
BsnneyIe to to C,hTstcPner thence o. n thence
l29gsI H. thence " p IT. thence a9z II! par Nominal
sans rro,ertv P.nard Cream 10 Mary Nominal
4Sthst S0 II 81 T sne rme Nominal
same ,Ser pr9 9P nSvs MMsna weber 275oO
43th st. Gs5 n OF s,1 s aye hation 10000
'6th;st 500 II 81 YIN f If oln R9ck $500
sIsts, 3 ~ 10 y % Rbnrj Johnston 1900
zsna% w sS ihd Wit e a s 5000
Catherine e aver to John 81 tia
sthst 200 fl W Of 5tlaTe 25S1oO It with Of ANN
alley "gsr trustee Of toJ a Crane s ti yTs $500
'. JOHN barry same assigned by Barry ,oo
foacall '''e'i j. SAVAGE Deputy Register
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES
Felix. and wife to otto Horvitz Gouver1eur 600
Lesssrinann Henry and wife Geo Kruger; West ooo
Willis j. and wife, to Margaret Bacon Not 600
seh@yier Isaac D. 10 John Burchen n 6ohst - ooo
ReySods Julia 10 fheo Fowler Moisania wears. 1913
Mcdonald Charles wife and others to James VIII 900
-Fth., nj pr 2
ais a ~ =, ~ ~ ave q years . $500
san,e 20 sa,nc An 81 OF 2ave wears $500
AeksnR2 IN. Michael and VIE TO sar Len $500
Dryer Thos f Frank Brown; AexandIlaaVe' ooo
go va ~ -. orc a q n ~ IiGth.st wear 1000
same; AleXancriave OF l36tst, year 1'V'o
Cohen. H. and wife, TO Globe Fire Insurance Coz ooo
7tlave s. of 3sth-st, i'o"o
BSGmeE Elisha to Ida Aei1led 10000
CalgeTt HTegsaa anu VIC 70 rOl-n'' 5000
Hogan John. and Others guardian Of TO VIM WOOL ooo
4OI-st. g OF 4t-ave, years. oiOV0
R9cx I'm Martha to John Baie 'o'n st. 8 O ' NV 5000
statton A a VI h a1 Mf 70 War 1000
IOfnciall j. Y. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
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Gonutrp Real estate for Sale.

0onnfrp KfdI Cst1Ie tor baIt.
1o1~ono~~-l><o~-
TOR SALE-In Jersey City, EDGES FlkE-
Il WORK FACTORY, Bay 81, near Washington ST h.s
propertv fun lOs 2JXlO0 each, fOul sty
brick building rs 'front.' by 80 feet deep suitable for nanl4c
tory and can tenemel- al small cost t~O
story building 20 feet square and other small bnilnes
and sheds solid rock foundations 10 each 4Osst
oct l. OF sooner regurL Inquire the premises OF 10 '"
HENRY LEWIS. l24 Washington st, Jersey CITY.
TOR SALE-The ESTATE Of the late WI
liam Hnge deceased situated immediately urOn the eas
bank OF the Hudson TarTyOwn Depot with
large frontage and extending Ia Broadway con
taung about 10 beautiful land with rs class I'M
pToveIneus large ncverf failing brock runs through e
Fine frt and shade trees ~ aour ah'
House contains al the modern improvements This yaiaDe
property offered great bargain easy rs ana VIII
immeta possession. Inquire Of ALEXANDER * GtlN
100 Broadway, NewYCrA, at the First National B1h
Tarry tOwD, y. Y.
TOR SALE. AT CROTO<-A very desirable
a Mot 0, y acres. dwslng house and outbuidl re
suitable for a gentleman COUNTRY RESIDENCE All
small fruits the place Has me
EDWARD CLARKE, Tribune once.
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MISS IA NAMES
faw 5cbooIs.

Eaw Schools.
CITY OF NETWORK UNIVERSITY LAW
" sCHOOI--The annual session begins Oct. g. 1879 The
completed students admitted 10
advanced standing written as well oral examination Is
invariably required candidate for degree For cir
culars apply W. H. MARTIN, l4l Broadway OF d. r.
JAQU ~, Secretary. 25 Chambersst.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL,
~ The EIGHTEENTH ANN UAL TERM Of this instn-
ton Will Great Jonesst Great Jones
ST. and Lafay place. in tins city on WEDNESDAY, OcL
6, and will continue anti Nay 10. 1876.
The Of study embraces two years The degree OF
Bachelor OF Laws will be conferred students who pursue
the full and pass the required examination
Fol catalogues containing full Information address, at
Great THEODORE W. DWIGHT,
Professor Of Municipal Law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-17
Brcoklnu Real estate for Sale.

FOR SALE. very cheap and little money
4 wanted a fine thr1a story PHILADELPHIA front
HOUSE ~ Iooms all yements, IN good locality all
at 7l2 De halbaye, brooklyn JOHN IiOM ~ y.
REENE-AVE. A fOur-stOry br0wn-stone
~ HOUSE for at great reduction from cost price
near two lines Of 10 the ferries
rutland ~ WHITING, BeekrnaI 81
HOUSES ON BROOKLYN Nights FOR
Z SALE-NO 40 Columbia flights, west side, between
and Perrepont st three story and basement brc
house; fine River for about $1,000 % pur
chase money a place would be taken. Also another
splendid rcstence Columbia Hhts best art size 3Ox6O
extra grounds; location for Tar purchase money
take place in Connecticut Also Tor sale Win fHr
class full brown stone front house IN be3t
par Brook Higs perfect order rescOed through
out completely elegantly furnished such opportunity
seldom offered will be exchanged. Also for le
Willow PlerepOnt ST.. thrcestory attic and base
all excellent order would
exchange part FOR smaller house on the HILL lsJ an extra
width house stable and lot Pierrepont ~. Apply 10
ROBERT : BJ ssING, 2O4 Montag st. Brooklyn Broker
Real Estate.
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Ciin prSperin 90 Get.

Gin !Jr0pfrin 20 LIT
A RELIGIOUS SOCIETY can rent furnished
y hes.tfnl HALL l2G6 and l,2bs BfotdSay ana ou'Ne
AIso IYHiC HALL. 7l3 6thsve Apply az above.
An EXTRA WIDE HOUSE OH Madlson-av
n with stable at5cbel Ia IEhf, furnished AppH w
7 poMAIEE BROWN, $50 broadway or t. IL IL DLo"
a. Co. pinest.
T,RENCH FLATS-All modern c0nveniences /;
six and seven rooms, beside bath room l1l.e OIL is ~
SO, 49, aotrrss nj so "A fifty ird ST. ect"ceh fth
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-17
Danring Academies.

4 FRENCH DANCING MASTER, Just arrived
"A from Paris where he has experience
wishes 10 give PRIVATE LESSONS. Terms reasonable.
Address HlPPOLYTE 1875 Crosby-st.
MIR TRENOR's ACADEMY OF DANCING,
ANI LYRIC HALL, 6THAN RESERVO1R SQUARE
Reopens 14th inst. TERMS REDC CED send Tor CIRCULAR