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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-23
Courlrp Real estate for Sale.

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NOR SALE or EXCHANGED desir EST; ,,.,,
JPeoPRRTY IN orange County, consisting o. GIRL I'm, I'M
Sni ' por a excellent Land Sna Ps S
FGHt two f6RrEE bLiss 3j5 rSaaway cor 3st st.
NOR SkL.E-A FARM Of Is acres on St3t 'si
L island aud ha miles ir9I y1So Hsry hsly
sge b1lings pniy Of fruit Ave acres planted W "S
1"a ysfs1 9s 9r be gM alss GErHeaSa i:
LOR SALE.-A fine mountain FARM OF some some
In acre. S9a,,q,f E tora, da %o % sl Two
press WIN keep i9Ty head Of 6 SS hs and other
hyld ns ainie The scenery IA very lne aud the No~
s eeg I1s 9S air. n 9qr rom 0 tine GTane depo Nw
yen AMI Nerha@oGn Fo 5oa; m 1i resience Il
passed in Ne" nsa, Fer iSrtE arnSy Conn
ONEIDA, y. Y.-FOR SALlEmrhe, 3 B 81 da, ia
~ mos anil GROUNDS Lately belonging 10 ,Ie r, on sf
maay o3 building e Src ,i four stoF G4 lI r
w sade s n,5o aSr' saons 6aat;uG
rrh InarS Of Chas = 50l Slave, New YORK
Ciiy, or \. lii2nnbJtbam, Oneida, N.1.-----
PARTICULAR ATTENTION given to the
II our brine. office No. 50 East l7thst T. H. LUDLOW
Co. & D,a 3 Piae st. -
GUNNER HOMES FOR FAMiIIES.-SEA,-
y SIDE COTTAGE LOTS FOR SALE, at Mad son l'each
Farm in the qa,nf guct Oh town OF Madson Conn SI W.
ing view Eceeat so1ing ie9 am nd mnre For
Il Tariieulars aipy c. s. ABBOTT CO.. Waterbury,
coa Coz &C., - -,
GAN DIEGO (CALIFORNIW REAL ESTATE
- 4 rlrs oDDortuny Tor inc stmgt soachlng l0 G'
million CONSIDER. Large etirns from sma1 , INN
or instance CITY Lots san Diego a. WEI losi bi
/ tne raiiOad Lands, i0g $50 payable IN ~ hohy install,
meuts san DIEGO Is ue most enerplislng ah o
~ OF the Pacific coast, possessing OsIsts
NJ line finest climates world, and the trininhol SUI
r.xasanh Pacific Itlr)al Lands were bong mere an -,
for per acre which have snce oeen soil i9 'oJ" VIII"
ON IinpToyem.n-s For particulars. call or address -.
SEN.YORk AGENCY. BUSH ~ Co. 81 D'yst
VALUABLE FARM of 200 Acres Tor Sale -,
F>rellent 80 iIe uielows 90 acres ~ orclau5 oi
great yaIne grand view Of the Hudson ver ron oN,r
paik to Ney York convenient TO depot Apply TO kobI'
L. WHITE & co, Tarytown, ~ y
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nor SALE AT \ BARGAIN TO CLOSE An

EOR SALE or EXClIANGE-For one fourth
Il IL. cash value 40 acres u sl ndid fertile LAND IN
Cunls County tcnn well wat H. ite perfect IN
cnhfanc suitable for farming and r0ck rislug 100
have cultivated farm h0nse and bddinRs There
good orchards Of fruits $4,000 of superior WHINE oak
and n;hr timber coal pottery ciay, q burr
quarry II The hstst ciaiy bcaie springs Ia This
country aTe this ara adj communication VIII DO
July 1875. Fnr further particulars apny 10 the
owner PR Derrick BOYES, l5O Sands ct, Brooklyn n. Y
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Dyoohinn Vcnl estate for Sale.

Dyoohinn RcnI estate for Sale.
NOR SAIE-Splcndid BUILDING PLOT, 50
NO northwest Hrwe, ST. ant Iarci ave. Nine
trenh ward BROOKLYN, - ID. Aply 10 J. HEH1/ >d' ing5
Bank, HIVIiway aud F1"r.!l-st- btoOAbn
L'OR SALE OR LEASE-SIORAGE STORES,
Nos aud Aumtc Dock. fronting Last X voi, adjoining
IS. ii. stIilEFFELIN q Coz 10 wilHamst
DO3ERT ). BUSSING, BROKER in REAL
IL IsyrATR and MORTGAGE lOAN- NJ. 20i Montague
a. Btngl rJOAifn. Tao EXCHANGE "i BROOK
York i:cl Estate .OT Farms Village or other
/. made specially Of The business. Tie
the advertiser for ch exchanges are Tar
spelinr presented by other brO'r own ~ Ol
real the sit country wising 10
s eSchlge the solicited 10 send a. full les rip
lion a. of property the alvcuscT stating also
Win ~
invited tu rcsrrl Is h, oi al rra estate Tor
ami no property t 10Y sac 'a' dttc-
ton. An experience 81 nearly years real tate business
t4nt.ic" perry
cap ass and others, uneqiae taches 10 ne aycr'
fsr In NEGOTIATION ~ any description OF real estate trans
Hons AMI los IN the best sections OF BROOKLYN
particularly the Wei ny Pros Park on The avenues,
Brokyn liigts FOR sHp yiy easy terms OF pay
Bu cs and Others purchasing lois Of the nndrs gned
the ,heif prilhng loans, aud have
G. Jrac' bic financial facility fnriilaarL
money To loan o. tOnd 1rd mort rage
iprOl ei coy property. Good applications wanted Dy
ROBERT :. BUSSiNG, 2Di M,niisucst, BfcJAlyn
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Connlrn Hea! estate for Sale.

lUT $500 CASH required to own your dwell
ing in beautiful lnc.ilOn CITY >l,'OO PAYS ur
thr and lot also al $1,000 ony part cash needed
balance Ia easy TsymentS own your home and be- happy
CAL III q. and ! ~ AT HITCH
COCKS Fsiac Headquarters NJ. 90 Ibtd ave. corner
1wcny-siXthst.
COUNTRY SEAT on the Hudson River, two
hours and "a quarter from WORK, SeW Hamburg
station. hgl and punabr ipr health
iugs house do h,e, brick, Lot and cold
water oIimoisOds wei! furnishel AM G'coritet hllan
r gIauerlc., Bioi lawns and avenues ~ Oil Tree
ri the nn1s and most attractive places On toe ais
Terms favorable fOr RtA or SALE Api TO j. A. Con-
VERSE AT once 81 Ripley n Co, No ~ PlnesL
LNOR SALE low, and only $1,000 cash
waBtod- Dutcifss County FARM ia acres Land and
location unsurpassed huil ncs water and nut good one
Ie from station tali mile church. school, stores post
oiice Apis nj ~ West 3stiist
TOR SALE AT \ BARGAIN TO CLOSE AN
TsTATE-A h.autiinl farm III % acfis PUrt Rich
mnnf station has Dwelling h1i-e barn, &c; 20
uIaDlc land, ~ 81 res .iiand terms very easy
Tor particulars, apply 10
GEO. H. SCOTT
% rIne.st. v. Y.
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DENNSYLVA\TA RAILROAD.-THI

K CHEAT TRUNK LINEAND UNTIL STATES MAIL
ROUTE Trains leave NeWNOr rom foot Of DtsOosses snd
rTrcss Tor isrisharr Pittsburgh the and SOUTH
Pullman Palace cars attached, $50 and $50 D.
FOR v iansiort aid lock Haven via Philadelphia and
r. H. DIV cling al Philad lphil, $50 for
meeting al cory Tusvie Petroleum. Genre, and the oil
Ieg.ous. -, ,.-,.. - a.. u...., or,..,.-, ~,
Express Pullman faiior are daily except sunday
80 a. N arrive in Washing ton ut 4.lO Eesuar at
$40 yr a io %I Padt II S' TO- io 80 M T.
10 30 ., l. 500 r. H., ana IL hfh SUNDAY, 1JV -
s3Oanl 8 y. M In, rant ant second class p. M
tOr Newark AT g. o. T. 30 :, . 10 a. M, II n, J.
go $40 3 10 40 $50. >. 80 90. @, Clio 60 Z 800
10, 10 ll30 =. and II night sunday 3D. u ana eiV
D. For Elizabeth g. G3o :, 74O s. o. 10 n - M l. . 23o
so $40. TO- % 80, 20 5i0. g. 10, GO T. 30 slO
10 1880 g. II Sunday. 90 T. ~ D.
go $40 10 400 520. j40. g, &c. $50, :, $40,
iOp. ~ . and j. night. Sunday, 52J and -.
For W0edbr ise isIthAmboy aid south AmDOy anu ~
For For Sew riSwieR AID m 70 m, p 3Io 49, go,
10 Z 4. M. ami II ui-ht. sunday 7 r. M.
Tor Last Milestone IL DO ~ anl 90 T. m
Tor kines,u and Eochy In, $40 a. ~ ANA i:l0 p m.
toI, T. $40 IA NJ. i2ao, =, 4:lO aud D. In
Tor IgmhfTtNiilc, {. 30 a. ga. = ., d: u. AMI T. III
ninglon, Philhi sbLrs, aud Besidcre, $50 a. n
pr Mercer and Spuicrs Iranch n m
For Trenton. Bordotown burlington AID Camden, : ana
$50 a. M, 100 ., 4, ., ana D. Va
Tor Freehold, a. ~; ana : ~ p W. oA o
HigtsOYn P,inbCTton and CAluen VIA feitn Annoy
I0,l a. IT, Is,tstogn and Plnb.rion 6a. IN.
Trans aIiiVc follows .ftom PITTSBURGH, % ana 1910
r. NJ and y daily lOI1 ~. ahd g. % a. nl daily,
10 . IL. AMI lu - SUNDAY, L2b a NJ add 100 D. a.
lion rhIadelliia, 90 GO, %" 10 ~ llol a. M
da, no. ~ COB Al 81 w.. 30 90 cad 1927 D.
Ticket Onic,s 54B ana Ji4 broadway, .o AstoT House,
ana foot Of DcsbrOs and CWtandt sta No lour a.,
lrooklyn; and Nos. ia llh ad us HUDSON ST. Holokn
Iflirriut Tick e.. a. Laii place.
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Cesal NoIitrs.

CUPREME COURT, CITY aud COUNTY Of
- NEW YORK-JnsEi'Ii ]. Phillips, plaintiff aaalnss
THE iNTERNAlIoNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY, do
fonlant-snnnols Tor q moaey demand on oontsoL \Cou
SoD To The nVtdd.nt. lOa hereby summoned and
roluln 10 answer III COMPLAINT IN TN, ae0n which viii 10
ed IN the office of the Clerk ~ the Cy and County OF New
York, az 10" tOTLhOusc IN "a CITY, and copy II
your answer To- te said complaint on c Subscribers thSI
Offices, No "a William STREE, within twenty days aiter tbo
service ~ ms summons o exclusive OF The day OF sueh
service; anil tail 10 the said complaint Wln
tie Time Aforesaid. the pIn IN this action vii aAo judg
ment alas you fr tho OF three thousand sayen hunco
ana forts three and - 90 dollars. with interest nom tbo
ntsi y u June ia lsand eight hundred and seventy i"
besides the COSTS and oisbuseinetso tho action Dated us
18th. 1873.
NORRIS BILLINGS & cARDozo. Plaintiffs Attorneys
81 william street, ". Y.
he complaint IN the above entitled action WAS duly sd ~
the office Of the Cok OF the city aud COuuty OF NoA York ~
te County Courthouse sail city, the 22d day OF juae
MORRIS. Bii1iNGs cAKDozo. riaiptia's Attorneys
Je23 laMOwW
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DROVIDENCE AND STONiNGTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Consolidation NJ ,;rOrINGrOS LIN T. aud PROVIDENCE
LINE between NETWORK aud BOSTON.
STONlNGrON LINE.
FOR VIDENCE, NEWrORr AID BOSTON
Tie elegant steamers RHODE ISLAND. TUESDAYS
THURSDAY ami SATURDAYS, AID AKRADANSEIr
MONDAYS, MEDNi-DA AVS and FRIDAYS leave Pier 81,
y. Il. fO,t Of Jay-st. ri =.
TIfougl tickets To- a. pinpa points In New England AMI
may OBTAIN Il at lroaI DoiOts and Hotel
Ticket Offices Statcroons be secured ~ tho
81 Wests0tt Company AMI at 80 Broalway
Prov IDENCE LINE.
VIA PROVIDENCE BIRlCT.
Tho staulcl ana powerful steamships ELECTRA, MON
DAYS !. .DNE~DAls AMI FiIDANS, and GALArEA
II ESDAYS. THURSDAYS ana sAiURDA -, leave Pier
Il H., foot l,0JisOn ST., at Direct route iW
Worcester and all NurtiitiD points va Nur'fstrr
Freight via citheT hne taken at lowest rates.
ID. :. BABCOCK, Presiden
l. " FILKINS. General Pnas. MGR Ar.ni
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DlIlLADELPllIA \, via LONG BRANCH and
I the EHWJEIstl - a flIERN RAILROAD
Fare frpu New OK 10 Philadelphia on, - p.
Commencing MONDAl nc !, lolJ. the new, staacA
oGs o. auiunats JESSE HbNEani TM lLl'f.I
COIN. ctine at Saidy Hook with all trains Will
from Per y. Re-, foot ~ Iettorst.
9fJ a.. m.-For Piiade pha Long Branch, Toms river
NaTetOWH. tIutlilid, and DIidge,oi
90 -toT iia p.na, Long LIanCh, LaIicAat III n
q I'D al stations.
400 D. m-For Long Branch. Toms River and WaTetOwn
From -. T. er, y a. H., iir . y - $3.50
a III. ne ong Bra IA llS Returning, ave
Long ranCh 90 D. Pier go - ~ st. Pier
7lOp IN. MM. = SNEDEN, General Manager
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Gieamboa,e ano Hailroabs.

CENTRAL. RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
~ ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE NEST.-Pass'ngeI
and Freight YORK. foot OI fabrrty st. Lonrr
al Soncr lille south Branch H. Ri % Hampton Junction
with Do Lack and West r. ri AZ rill-pspgrS WIN Lshsh
aud uehanna Division also with Leish Valley RaroL
Direct Harrisburg PHI gnrgh ard tho West; also to
Central Pennsylvania and New. York state
- MHIR AkRANGENBNT.
Commencing MAY 81 ls7j.Ifave Sew ork a. lollous;
b. a. m-SEws TkAIS fer Eason. Bethlehem Bath, Alien
town. haach Chunk Ianaqua IaRnend WiAosbare, Seran
&c
"a mNay Tram for Easton connects az Junction Win
81 a m~MossISa i.XPRRss daily tevcept sundays)
Faston Allentown, Harsburg and the West COnnecs at
scenery Remington AZ Easton for Mach Chunk TAM
aqua TOwanda MkesbaTe Scranton, %c Wh through cars
10 DanVille. Williams sport, Sc. -
1880 ay Train for Easton connects at Ibipsburg
10 AZ n-FxPRrss for Pennington, Easton. Allentown
barre Reaaing Columbia, Lancaster, EpArat, Pottssie
80 D. yrrEss for Easton. Belvidere Bath. Mauch
Chunk " .IAtsbaTrr, ana ncIaatnn
$50 o. m.-W1y Train for Plain1ei -
II m ay Train Easton. Allentown. and Mauch
Chunk Junction with Del Lac K am est H. H.
30 D. m--Nay Train for ~omeIN He aud bennington.
800 INV Az Tram Tor >oneryile
y. y. M! PlanBcid . 80
$50 D. m-EyF>NG ESrtYss daily, FOR EastOn, Allentown
Mauch Chunk, Wkcsbae, Towand't hedhng, ana Harms
burg.
$50 j.. m.-For Tiahnald.
100 y. m-fOr SOmrrNnlG
$50 ulT-fO f@lsioIL
20 4. m-Nay Train for SOmervile.
tnr Iilaheh AZ b.O 6:lj, $40, 100, 7.45 g. o -.
TX 90 Ia 30 Ills a. II M. l245, l, i:45, 230,
.t5 $50 81 l. a.. 49, .i1, ., > $50, j45, H.
IL 90 = Z 10 n IS b 90 80, 1859, llI5 IL .. m.
'' ' y r. +. KICKER, Supt and Eng
H. T. RuurIy General Passenger 4 -eut.
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO,

n EW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER KA LROAD. Afer IUuc 20. 1875. through
viii leave Grand central Depot;
500 a. Chicago AMI Northern Express, with drawing
through 10 Rochester; al 81 Albaiis
T.
1890 m, SPECIAL Chicago Express. with drawing
to Rochester @sd Buflo ald Niagara Atoi -
IL M, Northern and Westen Express
.: % %. ni., u ~ Ciai on 80 "a day OIf
400 NJ Montreal Express. Win sleeping cars nom New
YORK 10 81 Adams
COO p NJ Express, Daily with sleepingcas for Waterfowl
Canandallca.
500 o. h. Pacific Express Daily with sleepingf f0T IlO
ulalO, aud Niagara Falls also fOr Chicago bOtn
:. ana NJ 4. railroads.
HE D. M express with seeunecars for Troy and Albany
' {. IL. KENDRlCK,
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rINHE FLUSHING, NORTH SHORE, and
i CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.
slGTt Baby o. BIAS shore IsA, sii aud ia
ciOgue.
cave uniers Point TOO o. n.-Blil Ion way tTnin.
Leave Hunters Point 80 a In.-PstCLOsuc NAL Train win
rafiDf Cd attached
Leave Hunter = I'uint 200 D. m-Patchoguo way trsin
Leave Hunters Point 80 ui-Paici1auo express ualn
with par attached.
Leave Hunters Point 500 !. m.-lsip way tram
For paf cuaTs bills and small tmotnblc- Also 'ur
trains FaTmngdac, central Park lINu" IaiA
Insiale aud OtheT F,rIy boats leave New l"rA
foot o! James slip Eat ytT 30 nutss and foot 0 ny
fourth ST. East iNvor ID t's IIe'ls 70 e depaii az o
trains from Hunter Tickets sold and baggage checked
Hunters Phnt Orrat Neck Hampstead Canton CITY,
T. ch0g1le and all way stations, at $50 and 90
Flushing College Point MltesOne aud ali intermediate
Stations Az Sis, 1000 90 and 1850. 49, 5Db 80
III. !. j. BAKlpN superintendent
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Gonscs an1 farms iuanlto.

Gouses an1 farms WanIto.
WANTED 49, FARM suitable for STOCK
w RNI~ING not over 200 MI from the city Tor which
would la.sL ruoNAn property.
III LAND e WHITING, . Ecehmaust
Gin propertn 90 Ect.
rENO LET-PARL OR and BASEMENT FLOORS,
nicely uiis 3D. ih upstairs be.roons desired; Lei :
required; rent, so mOnti-yery cheap Apply -
Mcst washington place
TI'O LET-An elegant BASEMENT, 2OyjO,
1 IA a building ficing city Hall PT~ the rooms wen
adapted billiard having high ocig, une
Ig.i a.d cay Apply 10 J. y. WICkOFF CO.. q
iaik Iuw.
Two LET ,.....,-,-,,
No ; FranAlortst, second door from CAatllns.
Arply 10
THE BUSINESS MANAGER or TIE ". Y. TRIBUNE
92D EAST BR0ADWAIY:--Io L l44'.,--l'
H~SJO ami basement stores, Nit mirrors chandeliers,
inquire OBS. door. Rent iO" To good tenant
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Gountru l)roperin 20 Get.


A CHEAP HOUSE-Rrnt to suit a good
- schools churches &C.; large lot tne
view. high and healthy ste. Address HOMESiEADEk
TIib me ONCE
AT ENGLEWOOD, within one hour Of city
- Mott cor rAGI, furnished. with u
ground and stable for season year Apply TO Lox g.
Engle"opd n. j.
4 ONG BRANCH.-TO LET, furnished
IA COTTAGE. and laundry, Of Bath and
Souhve; Minutes walk fI0m the pleasant stu
ati'n aud moderate rent Address T. NORM, Long brnch
Two LET-At Brentwood, J.. l., 40 miles from
Hunters Point, full furnished COTTAGE ren, $50 per
JOHN D. oTTIwELI, 1919 Tirdave
rE1O LET at Montear, N. D., at moderate
4 rent furnished or unfuTlaei. COTTAGE, rooms; good
AZ kchen perfectly healthy; Iust the place for chi
dr,n. Address POstOhice Box 10, iloOmhold Nj.
rg'O RENT-FOR THE SUMNER, or by the
YEAR-Small twostory FURNIsHED HOUSE. with
stable, garden. and irh hours rl from Ne0-NOrk
Newitaven Road. Terms easy. Address r. .. Box 90
MamarOnecS. Wesicliestcr County
rsNO LET-On Jersey City lights. on its beau
< ul Eastern SLOPE the magnificent HOMESTEAD RESI-
DENC 0f the late d. JOIN ". C,rncs0n; elegant house
with al the modern improvements splendid grounds beau'i
fully laid about three acres; abundance Of iIu and
shade. stable Re. TINS tr.tclass resi-
dance will b. rented furnished unfuiTs,d for the balance
Of the the summer only, to desab, tenant
ONLY - uutc 20 the Jerry by horse cars Please AL ess
Box Sl AewiO T.. De- call at the Real Eslt" Agency Of
5. GAhABHANi, Befgen-sGuare, jersey CITY Nights.
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Err Rows and Young Man-country.

4 BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, Elizabeth
~ y J. Rev. j. c. WNCAOfF, tI..cipa.
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University.place and Fffth-ave.:
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Trains for New Haven lct,c al 10 ACcn 800 ttX oT')
(Arcrn a. m tNl y IN. lAoc ~, ok 10 (Ac' n.
(sA1 iiS and i 10 IN, H..L all ID ,nN J, ~
For south NrrNJl,, TO- SOj. guJ q. II III. lFNl
go 81. 49,. iii 90 G52, ., 10 m or sam
ford ia. ? - o.. 1"lO a. IL M - an 90 tf.A'
500 5o - 5lj 10 G ~ . 10 an IL IL % Us. ,nl
Boston springfield at $40 AMI ~ H. NJ = dl'
p M. va shore Line az and 10 p NJ l@ 80, a. r.
J. 81 a.d and 10 T. m Ito S ~ Sla"9l,L 80, A."
Bridgeport. The 40 aud +. connect VIII trans
shore Line Division Providence and a." Connecticut
Valley Saybr,sk Tie fOj and conn, "a win
ore u and Vow Haven end North
r. r. ~ NeWiIasen, and the 500 m ai p m Toy
NcWppt; SpJ 10 =. ~. and Il noon ans, ClAb -
WITH Connccuc e River r. H. at Spungh,li a-h > f. ~.
I Mputr, n. TIE o. and p. connect VIA
Naugat r.. ne ma T.. with satonr
H. Bridgeport The % AMI 1 - y. IN. win Dan
bury aui NorwAlk at sorth .orw1k. AMI ih' 500 M,
AMI 1874 10 m. with New Canaan Y. y. ~ Sar'"d
sunday Boston MAI Trains at D. IN. via springfield At IT
y. a.. va Prov dcnte
Erawlug Oh Day Express ana Sleeping cars on
Tickets can De purchased at Ticket oce " Company 2,
Grand Central Depot Offices Uf y Transfer Co, III
broadway and Windsor House, y. V, aud No COT 81,
Brooklyn win alaO check baggage from fea!ence to dos
tnaii0l. ........ ,.-.,..
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OCEAN cleaners.
ANCHOR LINE-CARRYING u. S. MAILS.

UTOPIA =. ais SAL LHDAY JHne 49, II a. ID
fyrfIffPJA - sails sATt' RDAY, 1HIy 3. 3 p m.
TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL Or LON DosDEkkY,
CABIN PASSAGE. .....-..-s7) W sJO currency
etecrage ~ lowest current rat
Cospanys Offices bowling Green. p o,-,,,.oe -,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-06-11

An Ordinance in relation to the compensa-
ti1n Of q Special Policeman for Chinatown in
Carson City.
The Board Of T ust ees q Carson City do or
dain:
SECTION I. The salary Of a Special Police
man for Chinatown. in Carson City. shall be
hereafter paid by said city, as other salaries OF
policemen are paid; i'll sum not exceeding
fifty dollars. gold coin, per month.
Adopted June I 1s7s
II. F. RICE, President.
Attest: T. j. EDw ARDS, City Clerk.
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Obstacles to Marriage.

Happy Relief for Young Men from tho
effects OF Errors and Abuse in early life. Man.
hood restored. Impediments to Marriage re-
moved, New method Of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Cooks and circulars sent
fiee. in sealed envelopes Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. 419 \. Ninth ST., Philadelphia,
Pam Institution having high reputation
for honorsble conduct and professional skill.
js;-}lA
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Or. lie RieAsu's GOLDEN BALSAM No. !

cures Ciancres first and second stages, Sores CT
the Legs or Body: Sore lars, Eyes. Nose, SC,
Copper-colored Blntches, Syphilitic Catarrh,
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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-04-15
The Urgent Duty Of the Conservative
Members Of the Legislature at
the Extra Session.

Editor Of the New Orleans Bulletin:
If the Conservative members OF the Legisia-
ture really wish to do something for the relief
Of the tax paying community, it would be
their duty, at the extra session, to pass an act
declaring all sales Of property Tor taxeS
(either city or State) void, where the properly
does not bring the full amount at auction tor
which it is assessed. This would prevent ex-
tortion and exorbitant assessments ana also
BE- lust method Of settling differences OF
opinion regarding proper values. II the
property sells for the full amount of the as
sessment. then the owner to pay the taxes on
asses sment, and costs, etc.-but II the
property does not bring the amount assessed
at then the owner to be free from payment OF
ali costs, and to pay taxes only on the amount
which the property brings. As it is. real
estate for years past, has been, and is, as
sessed by the State Assessor for double and
treble its saleable value, and there being no
recourse for the owners in getting reduction
of the assessment, the taxes have not been paid
by them, and they have been waiting for
new Legislature to grant them relief. Let
the new legislators when the subject Of sec
ton 2 Kelloggs proclamation calling the
extra session-revenues Of the State and
mode of collecting and discussing the same
show that they are really the true friends and
servants of the people who elected and pay
them. Very truly yours,
VICTIM who has received notice that ne
will be sold out in ten days if he does not
paw taxes on an exorbitant assessment.
New Orleans, April II, 1875.
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Theatrical NOtt 5.
THoENE PLAYS STRONG JOKE on BISHOP on
APRIL FOOL DAY.
Iron the New York SUM-

| From the New York Sun.
The best, most practical Joke Of All FOOLS
Day was perpetrated in Booth Theater in the
LIBERATED humblepie scene of the fifth act OF
| ..Henry "" in which Fluellen makes Pistol
eat the leek. The property leek' ordinarily
used is Of wood, with green muslin leaves and
piece Of peeled apple at the end. Some
room and substituted o fresh onion in the
place of the apple lin honor OF All Fools Day..
Thorne, who plays Fluellen, took the leek and
innocently handed it to Bishop (PistoD after
knocking him down, aud made his speech
| with the usual gusto, ending with: ''Bte, l
pray you. It is good for your green wound
and your bloody cockscomb."
Poor Bishop, after the first bite, played his
part with pathos that moved the audience
to the widest pitch Of merriment. Little did
they or Fluellen dream how real and painful
were the tears Pistol was shedding as he ejac-
ulated:
II eat-I eat-I swear;" adding in an
undertone to Thorne.
"D-it Thorne! This is no joke, this is
real leek." Thorne could hardly utter the
next words.
Eat pray you. Will you have more
sauce to your leek There is not enough
leek to swear BY"
Poor Bishop, still weeping and boiling
with rage, went on:
"Quiet thy cudgel! Thou dost see eat. :"
Thorne, choking with laughter, finished his
part of the dialogue with difficulty, and amid
shouts Of laughter made his exit. Fortu-
nately be goes off on one side and Pistol on
the other. When Bishop sprang up and
roared out as he rushed off:
"All hell shall stir for this y he brought
down the house, behind the scenes as well as
before the curtain.