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Il LANGUAGE.
THE NEW NOVELS
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Brock!pn Real Gstate for Sale.
DOBERT s. BUSTING. BROKER in REA

ROBERT s. BUSSING, BROKER in REAL
~ ESTATE and MORTGAGE LOANS, 20t Montague
a. continental Buldngj Brooklyn has exchange
great variety Of Real Estate, consisting OF sores and Dwell,
Dgs of every description IN best sections Of Brooklyn
Vacant Lots Prospect Park and elsewhere with Build
ers Loan Farms, Village Residences and Country
the Hudson River in New Jersey, Connecticut
Island Also Real Estate miscellaneous character in
many Of the southern, Eastern and Western
wishing 70 change the character Of their Investments In
Estate VIII nnd IL to their the
advertiser whOse business h exclusively cf
Real kstate transactions distinct that OF ou
agent Exchanges Of city for country property vice versa
promptly arranged. Correspondence with Of real
tate In locality solicited. No charge property
disor, ~ terms Inst approved of ny the owner
ties IoiosiDg TO purchase residence property In
brooklyn may iay0r their interest by sending general
description OF tile style of property wanted location pre-.
ierre that they may be Kept informed of similar estate
tor sale For sale exchange of tho very
best DIV ollings on Brooklyn Hghs also frstcsss Resi-
1roe near Prospect Park aud number NJ desirable building
Lots neal Park Plaza TO exchange for Farm Parties desring
loans socnied by mortgage rual estate obtain III
approved 10 any amount required on application TO
ROBERT y. BUSTING, 2ei Moniagu Ne It, Brpohiyu
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Anttiou 6aIes Of Real Gsiate.

EXECUTOR's SALE
~ nv mortgage Of of The best MANCFAC3
TURING SITES and finest WATER PRIVILEGES IN EaN
elrl York factory, dwelling house tenant house ana
water pr, lie and rights OF way appurtenan theret
on the Of the tsos In the midst OF the famous
hcaken nb,r region. IN the Town OF sl,anaksn In the
County OF Ulster ~ Va WI" he sei uIer u. .aIe' Ion VI
Judgment the supreme Court OF the state OF New
York at he Coa the City Of Kingston " " ON me
26t day August, 1875 at o'clock in the afternoon FOR
rter particulars address F. BkOpIEAp Casn,er o. me
Kiugston National Bank, VAN ETTEN cIsEARNATER,
Attorneys &C. kingston. y. u b. j. HARRISON, 5lA
West Twenty .fOurihst, ". Y. City.
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HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKET
NEw-YoRK, Friday, July 80, 1873.

NETWORK, Friday, July 80, 1873.
At Arch. JOhnstOn's sale to-day, Thirteenth
st. between Universitypace and t1fthaye, the attend
large and for this Of the year the COM
petition was marked.
One for this perhaps, Is that prices in this mar
ket have recently rulcd that horses been
taken elsewhere for sale, reducing the supply TO snch an
extent Ia show more equal figure with the demand
Below are the figures realized at to-day's sale
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Giin Real Gstate for Sale.

E'OR SALE-Terms moderate HOUSES and
OF 2l3 5t-st, opposite Beethoven Hall splendid loca
ton for si"re, saloon, or tenemensj exceedingly well
{ all on premises.
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ENGLAND.
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Cam 5lboo's.

I AW SCHOOL,
IL HARVARD UNIVERSITY
The academic year ls75-76 will begin on THURSDAY
Sept 80 An examination admission to advanced standing
will be held THURsDAY Sept 30 and FRIDAY OCT l.
ma ,,o,o AT O a m ON Thursday No applicant viii be
,nped any other fine beginning Of the academic
wear S77-7G afterwards all applicants for admission as
who not received college tl'
catnn will required preliminary examination
circular giving fu patcu
lars address .x - ,,.o,n ,r,..r,,
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6orses, Garriaaes, 6armess, &f.


EOR SAI4E-A fine HambletOnian COLT
hrs shown mile IN 49, and all right photograph ssnt
on receipt Of so cena GEORGE A. PU kBbCk, saicm MAs
tlONf FOR SALE--Suitable for children or .
4 lady als0 small PItAErON and HARM EsS fcuy
i09 hands hgn and perfectly sound viii be sold cheap AP
ply at tor address PONY ITO broadway Room No D.
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Real Gsta.c 90 gxfhanse.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME at Sum-
"A nit n. b. Is rooms and enioi, 4Ox4O
steam furnace stable lawn, garden fruit AMI shade SI5Oo0t
mortgage. $4,000 tn exchange for Newark house. j. u
CONDICT l45 Broadway.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, free and clear, on
~ Eric Railroad hours To exchange for improved or IN
improved city property. - ..,o r-.,
EXCHANGE.-LOng Island FARM wanted in
II exchange other good property Please adress AEh
CHANT. y. y. T. o. Box I65.
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


NETWORK CITY.
washington g. First Ward description indefinite,
20 xG6. tx661l George Wiley To Emma ,
same propcrty Emma Adams TO Susan Wiley Nominal
re- and wife 10 BERNARD Komkc 1880
-d tacoi Miller 10 wm TmcIae ,..,.-... 1850
es snS p VIZ WI 1850
antsw Srb ard Wit 10 John Jennings $3.50
'o sr Inn II, TO y Ians necr .,,...---.--. 1880
nmry and other sxacmtors to Liza Arkeuburgh $4,000
'y 10 Henry Mott 1920
Goth ST. 226 IT " NJ Lexngtolaye 20.6XloO:
Abraham kustor to- hos l. Nominal
property hos Foitner to ReDecca kasnr Nominal
Mceco and wife to Tiy Fur 800
slm and wife to Mary Miller and others $4,000
Tooth II, $50 IL W nf 9Th ave, 25xlOOl; LncyJ 49,
Closson George w McAdam 5000
ll3th-st 800 II y Of lstaye, 20NlO0ll: Cofnenus
and wife 10 Matthew Sndil-exeiange VI prop' can
~ george irwin .,...................... 1850
2sd ward Elton st ; g. go n COurilandt ave- 25x
ll42 2x2jxl l43; tiOtttried Aerthtnan and WE 10
0nen Fries easterly half) 1850
WasiBgton-ave, fremont. sc g. 9s II VI M0rnsst, 80
1JXl0 John Is Uaskin aud 9th, Ia To Fat DIsa l,c0J
westinghouse fremont, scs y, IS II OK MOrnsst.
BOX 100; John Is Haskin and others TO Michael -
Dug 200
LEAsEHoLD CoSvsYAScgs
l0tlist SO, lO0n W OF broadway, 2,A923'2; VIM
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REAL ESTATE.

YORK. Juy 30. 1873
The following were the legal sales at the
Exchange SaesroOm to-day:
By Jas IT. Muier-FOur-aory brick house with
four lots on the north side Of West 5lst st, 100
n .rt SIatif So, $50
One plot with stables on the west side Of Central
ave, running through to InwOo,i-aye 80 leet
south Of Gcrart-ave., plot 75x20O. toEc her with
Mot on the west side of InwoOd4,ye. opposite
ihs a'o'' s1e iioAio' $500
BIZ Wu. Kennedy -Thrre four-story brown st ne
houses with plot the north side OF East
~ 3Xl00. IL Thomas MackeIler plaintiff 49,. 2G,55O
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Gouses ano farms tDanteo.

WANTED by a gentleman and wife-A small
w furnished HOUSE OF FRENCH FLAT good orpor.
tuny for party going abroad 10 have rr h9usI % Ss
y v POst-Ohtce,
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THREE SPLENDID FARMS

On IHE FUIUMAC,,, . -, -.
Adjoining a. 100 acres seIaatc tog ther; me S goou
buildings miles from Washington rare chance and bar
order no. p,ac trees &c " Maryland FaTrns
+. H. HOUSTON, 90 IabeTtyst
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Citn propertp 90 Get.

Citr propertp 90 Get.
DARLOR STORE TO LET, No. 10 univer-
sy place 9th ST. Elegantly furnished and httrd for
dressnakn millinery light business Possession I'M
mediately. Inquire On premises.
ITO LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 20x6O.
in fRe building facing City Hall Park the rooms well
adapted class bltari having high ceiling nne
lg!t easy Apply 10 J. N. WYCkOFF Co, IL
Park row.
ITO LEW rvr sronv nn,cx purrprxc
No. Frankfort-st, second door from Chathamst
Apply To
THE BUSINESS MANAGER OF TIE N. Y. TRIBUNE.
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~ boarding seo0 fof both under the vi tie SO
esiy Of Friends; healthy No alton terms moderate.
=. G. COLLINS A. Al. PRINCIPAL Chayyaqua, ". Y.
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Countrp propertp DO Get.

NU"Hs60 EFDF@shg y" @$''
At ENWICH-COmfOrtable and attract,
N HOUSE fully furnished, TO LET for Fail or WINTER
months Inquire AT POstOice, Greenwich, Conn
4 PAIR of twin HOUSES, large lots, we'll
N located high ground depots, &c; rent $26 per
month, to good tenants Address MUTUAL FRIEND, TnoS
une Ofhce
COMPLETELY FURNISHED small COT
~ TAGE to RENT In perfectly healthy neiehborhco ono
hour fiom Railway, for weeks from
August moderate Address COTTAGE, box
2,6ii, NcwloTk
ITO LET-At MOntclair, for the Summer, or,
i II desired on icase, FURNISHED HOUSE Is rooms,
delightfully."- shaded fruit Vegetables, and fresh mix oesirea
Address J. II. THOMPSON, Bloomfield P.O
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Tw,nysixth year begins Sept Is thorough and Vel
disciplined school cadet J.. W the iaiy o. te
ana una constant ant careful sipcIvlsnn
fhe GERMAN Iargra a specially classes under Proi r. X
Wodbury inspection s0bcites Tweriy trais tac
,sv inc hour from Depot CaiGloege ON apiiclf on
10y Wv W. G.. WILCOX, A. NJ,
W. Major W. 4. FLINT,
Er.Ic .uas
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CHRISTIANS, Drisee Mar0Dites, and Professionals.
The trouble in the University of Chicago is
,uuh commented by the Baptist Press. This nstu
i. has both Chancellor and President At meeting
81 the Board OF Trustees held weeks since. the Chan
..!cr the Rev DIT Burroughs, removed. At subse
qcm meeting the President the Rev DR.. Moss, was re-
,o,d and tie Chancellor reinstaed The causes OF the
tiunbic not understood by the publlc
The American Palestine Expedition left
Iandol. for Liverpool Saturday, July TO- They ex
Icr embark the CaDoIms for Egypt, en- route for
lc, roa The members OF the expedition are Col. Lane,
chef Prof. Merrill. arch9oogst, and Mr. Treat sur
vyor At Beyrout they will be Joined by photographer
aud Of the young men from the American Col
beg, that city. They received in London all possible
ai';ion from the members OF the English Palestine
Exploration Society.
On Thursday, the 2Sth inst, the statue of
k,ciaId Baxter the author Of "Thc SAINTS Rest"
,yatd Kidderninster At its base is the following
M, ription: Between the years 161l and 1860 this
the of the labors Of Richard Baxter,
novHed equally for his Christian learning and pastoral
hty; stormy and divided he advocated uEity
rest Churchmen and NOnconforInsts united 70 raise
Ills memorial, 1870"
The Catholic Union of Great Britain held
its annual meeting in London July IA. The Duke Of
Norfolk presided. The report stated that the Council
had given its chief attention, during the year. to Catho
lie registration Speeches made by Lord Denbgh,
sr Charles Clifford Monsnor Capel and others. 1t
resolved to adtate during the coming year for the
of the Education Act, and Of the law with
regard instruction OF Catholic children in work
houses.
Tie London Lancet commenting on the fact
TIN. the Pope the 9th Of July held long Conssory,
after which he gave 80 distinct audiences ad yet elosed
~ day without any signs Of fatigue, describes ut
length; the treatment prescribed by his physicians This
CONSISTS Of a daily bath OF sulphur water brought all
the Nay from Gvita Vecchia for the purpose large
dhns conrivance, something like diminutive reser
voi sze has been expressly constructed for him, and
in i- he desccnds by little staircase and then takes
E- a chair while the water gradually rises round
him Thus sits for half hOnr. "Undcr this treat
net says Tie Lancet he braves the excessive heat
vita Imperative IMMUNITY and can often dispense with
hs - n IL walking"
Iocorc adjourning for the recess, the French
AsseaDiy passed tho University Education b OF which
synoIs,s hss already been given IN TAL TRIBUNE. The
lasi vote BIG for 266 AGAINST The alterations
M..ie on the ,hard reading were not numerous.
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HARPER e BROTHERS,
FRANKLIN SQUARE. NEW-YORK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-20
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

-Yeste rday was clear and pleasant.
PROBATE court has adjourned to Sat-
urday.
Open Sesame, q new novel by Flor
ence Marryatt, fifteen cents copy, at Mans
fOrd's.
There will he a Baker and FarrOn
matinee this afternoon, when the interesting
play OF Conrad and Lizzette will be presented
Last night Gabe Hunt, colored, en-
tered negro saloon in Pinch and fired at the
proprietor, bat failed 10 hit him. de was ar
rest and lodged in the ststtonhouse.
The stockholders OF toe Tennessee
and Mississippi railroad company meet ct the
Peabody motel, in this city, November I7th, to
elect a board Of seven directors. This is the
regular annual meeting.
Our friends in Mississippi will do
well to read Tracy'S advertisement. He is
equal to the supply OF any amount OF electon
tickets, and can get them up IN any style. o
that they cannot be Countertetted. See him
about II.
The wife of Mr.. William NJ. Ball
presented him with a underground baby girl
tue OF her day, and of course ne feels happy,
especially since mother and daugnt are
doing as well as could be expected under the
circumstances
Mr.. Charley Meyers, of No. 50 Mon
roe street, has presented as with a rare article
OF Ue1-tL which represents one of the most pop
ular and attractive features ever presented at
the Vaudeville or in the JdTdid MdblIle at Par
is. II is intended to be a representation OF
humble devotion and arrogant scoIn.
The brick foundation Of the Mem
phis cotton factory has been laid, and the su-
perstructure, which is TO be Of wood viii soon
lie commenced. The site is One-hBlf OF block
between Coffee and Van Buren, streets, Fort
Pickering, al excellent location for the mill.
The company consists OF five members, who
Intend to commence OperaJl Ons in cotton and
wooden manufacture as soon as the mill Is
completed.
-Shyster practice is 20 common in
this city that it seems a farce TO try lawyers
for alleged unprofesslonal conduct, A lew
days ago one criminal court lawyer beat
another out of a client, anu he was Therefore
charged with nprUIeSsional conduct and
tried before Judge Flippiu, Of the criminal
court. This CndIge was 3 farcical event 10 all
who know anything about the criminal law
practice as conducted in Memphis.
The Arkansas City Post, Of the
fOurtt enth, announces upon reliable infOrma'
ton Il at the train on the NJ. q. and X. Il. rail-
road would run to Bayou Bartholomew on
Saturday last The work of driving the phi
log will then begin and the bridge thrown
across that stream in eight or ten days, so that
The terminus al Collins " i'll be reached very
soon afterward. The pi e-driver passed out
on the morning Of the fourteenth to the scene
OF action.
Lawyers who fine their practice
to the criminal court and the recorders tn
bunal prefer the charge of 'unprOfeSsiOnal
conduct" against the a tOrney VINO proves
more ingenious and successful in his drum
ming OF cases The fact is that some of the
LAWYERS resort to disgraceful acts, and TO
charge "unprO'essiOnal conduct" against the
tribe is an impudent species of malevOlence
and envy which should be rebuked by the
Judge Of the criminal court,
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FOE SALE.

On" OED- HAND PIANOS - Warranted in
= GOOD tune aad order from SIS upward, ac-
c0rding TO style and finish. Great Bargains.
JRu and see, at ., -.
HOLLENBERG'S MUSIC HOUSE,
orf= d V 29l Main street.
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The county court met at nine o'clock
yesterday morning, Judge Holman prssid-
ing. The following report and action were had
relative TO
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Result OF the Meeting of Southern Rail-
road Agents and Officers at the
Peabody Hotel.
Thelate meeting OF ganeral passenger

The late meeting OF general passenger
and ticket agents, assembled at the Peabody
hotel tor the purpose OF adjusting rates be-
tween the southeast and southwest, adjourned
Saturday noon, sixteenth instant. Before adj
iournment the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the secretary be instructed to
convey to the proprietors of the Peabody
hotel the grateful thanks of this meeting for
provioing suitable rooms for the transaction
of business and also for their unremitting
kindness to every individual member OF the
convention during their stay in Memoirs;
and to the proprietor Of the New Memphis
Theater, as well as the resident general ticket
agents, Tor courtesies extended.
JOHN II. PERRY,
Secretary Convention
There being no further business to transact,
the meeting adjourned sine de. The result Of
the labors OF the gentlemen at the convention,
representing, as they do, the most important
roads in the south, has been great reduction
on through tirst-claSs rates between the south
east and the southwest. That the city OF
Memphis will be greatly benefited there can
be no question, and the travelling public will
fully appreciate the great reduction in rates,
For example, the rates between Memphis and
and points in Texas have been reduced SO low
that almost anybody can take a trip to Texas
now. The members OF the association worked
faithfully for three days, and agreed upon
basis OF rates to take effect on November LIST,
which will satisfy the demand of the most
scrupulous. Memphis to Houston, Texas, is
now thiTty-one dollars and forty five cents,
first class; but on November LIST, II will be
twenty -four dollars. The frst-claSs rates are
now four cents per mile unStead OF thIee)
between the southeast and southwest, and
there can now be no reasonable excuse
for passengers going several hundred miles
out of the way to get to and from Texas. Hney
will take now the shortest and best route,
which is through Memphis, and the rate is so
low that we look upon the result of the late
meeting here as inaugu ating a new era in
the history of Memphis and infusing new life
into and opening up the way for a general
revival of business throughout the entire
south. For, say what we Will, the railroads
are not only great Institution, but
they are an absolute necessity to the well
fare of our progressive people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-20

CTRAWBERRY PLANTS--Of oil the lead
- ing varieties, at the lowest market price.
Persons intending to Plant extensively will do
well 10 examine our stock and prices before
ordering elsewhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-20
Memphis Oyster Company.

The lovers of ocean bivalves will be re-
joiced to know that Messrs. John Sturla, Vim
cent Bacigalupo, A. Raggio and John 4. 5 g
1a1go have formed an association TO be known
as the Memphis oyster company. This COM
pany is composed of men Of means and large
experience in the oyster bus ness, which, IN
der their efficient management, will be largely
developed. They have made arrangements for
shipping oysters by the carload, and will re-
ceiVe cOnsignments three times during the
this company are well known to the citizens,
and will be able to fu 'nish the people of Mem
phis with oysters by the wholesale or retail,
tiers will be received at FIVE o'clock this morn