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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-19
HorsE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

Various territorial bills were reported from
the Committee Territories none OF them importantly
and referred 10 the Committee of tho Whole.
MI JONES Dem, KY. Chairman Of the Committee
Oh Railroads and Canals reported bill charterng the
Sioux CITY, Black His and Pacific Railroad Company.
II went over without action on The expiration OF tho
Mr.. KELLEY GIcP., Pcnnl introduced u bin for the
coinage. vi tho STANDARD dollar Cycght, 4l3l2 grains
provided for in tn act OF lsth January, 1850 ana 10
mako u legal tender for all debts pubic ana private.
R.fei red 10 lLo Committee on Coinage.
committees OF the two Houses the cOUic question
JOINT committee was cOEcuIrtG IN.
USE OF IRoOPs IN TIE SOUTH
The House Then, at o'clock went into Committee Of
the WHOLE Mr Monroe tRcp, Ohio in the chair, the
bill 20 protect the Texas frontier. The pending question
the amendment offered last Saturday by Mr..
smalls Rep., :. a. In connection with the Hamburg
rubles tha, no troops shall he Withdrawn from South
Carolina.
Nr. ,MALLs advocated his amendment and replied to
Mr. Cox. in TIE course u his Remarks ho SAID that h.d
be gwen tIe name Oi the writer the letter which 10
lad read last Saturday that name lie would not be
worth 10 cents. Con. Butter, concerned ia the
EahbiS matter would Al once oTshhlz" another band
OF kakiuA aud huns him down.
Ar. COX (Drn., n, " replied 10 Mr.. Smalls, and
quoted from book written by Ar. Pike, late MuisteT
tae Hague, entitled - frDtJato state: SOui Carolina
Undcr Negro Government" and ia which louibcrs OF
the legislature are characterized ~ highwaynen. pro-
fcssUI SLtNe rUbDcta pies ueAuts who, uGicr tho
law, roo poor and cH alike. he soic Of ibc booa as
rcyc c OF Tie b!acknss OF darKress In robbery and
rascsity."
Air. SNhIlS asked MI COX whether he lad got 4
Loot Of thu History OF the Ciy OF NeNYork. Lau n;er
on tIr Rcpubcan SIDE
H. cox replied that be belonged to that portion of
The Dcn,Ct rlic Earty wht Lad driven out the Tasrs
from Scwl ork and asked Why tLcy Ind not done the
same South Caioiia. Applause on the Democrats
SIDE
Nj TOWNSEND Rep.. N.Y. admitted Ironically that
tac ctr o. Nea-AJrk was - land Of pure delight,
va rr .hl..s IMMORAL dwell" and he went to Gu M
pare fhc lalion and debt oi South Carolina and Of
i:r CIty New lork giving the former 7O5, 900,
with de q! II oOO,00, aud the latter 9i2,OOO.
Wild debt OF slliO00OO0 fle sDOke Of wiliia,n NJ.
THc,d az the ruler OF NeWYork City for than IL
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FINERAL OF EX-JUDGE CONNOLLY.

SERVICES AT The CHURCH or THE PAULTsT Fathers.
The funeral OF the late ex-Judge Connolly
took place yesterday morning from the church or the
Pauist Fathers in West FittyniDth-st. Before the
services a the church. the coffin opened in the parior
OF his late residence At No 222 West Ftiethst and his
friends relatives and political associates were allowed TO
take a last look at his remains. The parlors we're
heavily draped in mourning all the pictures, mirrors,
&C. being covered with black and at tho head OF the
coffin was a large picture Of the deceased man. The
coffin was OF walnut, covered with black velvet and
anshed with silver extension handles and Plain sim
pie plato beaing the name, date OF DEATH and age
The church was filled at early hour only room being
left for the immediate relatives. Every pillar Was
heavily dTaDed with white and black cloh, as were also
the altar, organ gallery, and pulpit The collin was
placed on catafaquo At the head OF the middle aisle
and was covered a black pail and surrounded with
lights and prOfusOn of bowers. At tho foot OF the
coffin was q bank OF flowers surmounted by crown,
on which Was the word Father" given by Mrs Healy
the only surviving child Of SIR Connolly The requiem
mass was celebrated By the Rev. Allied Young,
assisted by the Rev Augustine NJ. Brady deacon,
the Rev. Il. u. Hill subdeacUn and the Rev Father
Byrnes master OF ceremonies. hrn Hcaly remained
In unconscious state during nearly the whole OF the
service owing 10 tho sitting atmosphere that filled the
church. The Rev. DIR. Brann OF washington lilgbIs
preached tho funeral sermon and said that tue rst qcs
the death OF = fr1end was. How did he der IL was
tho greatest consolation Of the friends OF ehudge Con
molly 70 state that he died Tortured WIN al inc Fies o.
2e consideration that man OF has puDne career OK.
posed all The temptations OF political life left behind
BIN unJArnished character, and name OF when nus
Friends need never ashamed He true 70 the land
f his birth and the land Of his ad0pon, ana he would
be deeply regretted by all those who ever knew him AT
close the ceremonies the long procession or car
aages moved to Calvary Csnetery where the intensD
box place Among 1ose present who were OLD poNucai
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TIE CDURTS.
CIVIL NOTES.

CIVIL NOTES.
Among the applicants for " first papers, in the
strp. toward American citizenship yesterday, ii leng,
native ~ The "Fl0SeIy Land"
A writ OF habeas corpus was granted by judge
Wc.tbroOk yesterday In the o, Rice Quinn who under
arrest on charge obtaining the yacht Avalon Mr. w.
a. Hazard, agent Of '" IL. Raymond by false prrtcuses
The counsel ia the suit of the Ninth Avenue Rail
road Company against the NewY0k Elevated Railroad Com.
rauy submitted ;heir briefs yesterday To Judge Van Iioosen.
Ia Common riraA Special Term, aud decision may BE-
prctr, ia few days.
judge Gocpp in tho Marine Court, Special Term
IN for Islander brought by Clara Hopkns against Hattie
T. Nti&nc ucd that ~ such woman might BE-
rested The Gods provides dat shall not be
In civil sal. except willf injury person
issur inc II iu-tod that Islander did not ,ll
i The ma a.y of vil uury 10 person OF properly in
Judge t,Orp oyrrruod This ag.nncnt hut
tho bail IN IA. nominal by letting the dofoEdant
her own scsOgILance
Charles {. Moore recently obtained a judgment
against George Talcot manufacturer o The magic for
chiils aaG fever been doing bnsines. No. 96
Arryst $1,000 account NJ damages for breach Of
Tho plaintiff IlaRes that IL soou ~ tho Judgment
was oDael tho defendant assigned all his property his
father and cousin Tho execution IN tho case
turned uusc whefepon ibe De dams Was arrested and
Iuchrl Ludlow street Ja Monday Yesterday he
rces uy plaintiffs counsel irving bail In
$4,000 IL stated that the doicndAnt had been taken
seriously III Nlilo Ia all.
In the matter of Lorraine Freeman, whose will has
been already reported. will yesterday ADMITTED 10
probate agreement the egatees
before IL Admitted there discussion before tho
Surrogate "a 10 the eject Of codc testator
made advances Of 10000 Of children
will directed Ike Ia be paid Tor equalization 10 othefa
but under the wording o. Tie VIII some doubt arises whether
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ARrrsr OF A NOTORIOUS swIyDLER.

The notorious Colonel" j. Decatur Potter,
for whom the police have been looking several weeks.
WAS arrested Monday nj 81. by Officer OBren OF the
Nineteenth Precinct, and brought before Justice Duny
al the Washington Place Police COurt yesterday. Tho
charges against him that, with the assistance o: Rico
Quinn anotherstwcll-Lu0wn SwinJlcr, be dcfraudcl
Henry GFeye OF No j. FOurhSt Ol 81 500 worth or
furniture and w. H. Hazarh agent Tor dsnry j. XIV
mould OF yacht valued al ~ 800. Quinn - low IN tlc
TOubs awaiting trial. ana Potter was sent 10 the DIS
tctAttorney for cOmmiit "a the papers ~ iho case
arc in his hands,
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A POLICE SERGEANT FATALLY STABBED.
ATrEAiPT OF A RUFFIAN TO MURDER THE OFFICER
r,..,,,-c 10 .rrrcr, HIN InR RnHErKY.

a
ATTEMPT OF RUFFIAN TO MURDER THE OFFICER
TEYISG TO ARREST HIN FOR ROBBERY.
Much excitement was caused at the Police
,s.tyal Office last evening by She announcement that
Sergeant James MeGiven wcllknOwn officer and aid TO
INSPECTOR AcDe,nott Of the Second Inspection District
had been fatally stabbed Second ave- Tho facts OF the
case, rs ascertained by the police, are foiioNs
william Frciberg, German, a,e 80, of No. 80 First
ave- was passing along that avenue near Ftt, about
5:45 p ni slightly under thenfucnce OF liquor, when
man came running down the shouting and crazed
with LIQUOR As he passed FTeberg he seized HE watch
md continued running down tine avenue. He turned al
Fiftlist pursued by 4 large number Of boys who had
Witnessed the robbery, and continued his nSht
toward Saroud-sye At ST. May1's-1aCe OH
Ger Kenuedy Of the Seventeenth Precinct stoou
conversng with Peter Gillespie, J.T. Kelly and James
DopIbuc. rne THIEF, seeing The officer ran az ecc4hi
ave the opposite side Of the street but when ne had
sOt 10 TIE middle OF DE DocA ne was t,OPp,u Ds %
Cetat McGiyen who citilenS clothes, on MS way
Rome from bis Office at rolicc Headquarters he casAt
hold OF tae man d. the shouItei, tHrhps mn "a" az
around The latter struck quchy al the sergeant az,
GOmeH, aud then tore himself ON MS grasp ana rlAte
as he passed the sergeant ieeby exclaimed " Hold u
c4hcoi; LeS sI1tDDeo nc iue oiIc oieI' ID -
but not without struggle, p'ihs C onPNi l 70
club him. Meanwhile the sergeant had become
faint from Of blood and 5i5 incSnes pr1ifddco lie
was assisted 20 The tiiiA Street stit'ol! "nle
wound was examined by Dr.. Mac.Y, who pronounced IL
fatal The officer who arrested the assassin found the
knife with which the deel was cOi;hls Yea" VIA
blades in the mans hand covered WIKI blood 4c hau
thrown the Wateh A"al III M ms1'' IL 'iS r. 539
Fjr,tayp. He Vac a plumber By occupation but had
of employment for time past Ro1ndsnan
CEe-dea recognized Bn bad character, known IN The
Eicu.centh Ward A. d" hruHIckcr."
The dying sergeant removed TO BIS home Wheie
Coroner NOitn2n impanced Jury %nu Jooh MS 'il'e-
norton statement II q. follows:
Z" | coming home from the Central once ~ quar-
ter before O'Clock tonight and when al Lghist and
Second-aye. / heard some persons shout saw man
r1uning toward me, and put my hands upon Glm and
fben Ter a sudden pain in my abdomen saw him
urt something in is pocket Officer kennedy came up
md ma
arrested and deuhed him in the police station 80 the
person who stabbed had never seen him before ne
aid the dets identity the who was brought be
fore me a. the who inflicted this injury on me- NJ
Froiberg also identified King tho man VINO took lis
watch
sergeant McGiyen has been on the force many years
and acted as sergeant long time in the seventeenth
Precinct He j. fearless and able oihccr ana
Is universally esteemed and his death will be regretted
By all who know Inn.
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NOMINATIONS.
WASHINGTON, July 1s.-'rhe President sent

the following nominations 10 the Senate today:
naynan Of Wisconsin, be Governor OF Idaho Ter
ruTy Joseph H. Steer, 10 Gr tho INDIAN Agent AZ auee
agency, N,DfasAE Astai tEhEiueer VIM ;, Moore 10 be
Passed lEnCrr IN the Navy also tht Transfers OF
ne TO- lowing second LicJtpHdut-. nh vacancies IN the
rth cavalry ia o g. Pearson aud CAas H. ~chord 81 he
~ Cavalry W W Robinson, IT,, John e. Grcsan, and Geo
T. chase OF the I'd Cavalry 'eo o. Eaton 81 he ON cav
airy W wilkinson and Ezra Is. builer OF tie St cav
airy Hugh t. scott OF the 1h cavalry Lloyd Mccormick
aud a lbeft J. Russell OF the 10Th cavalry.
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associates and friends OF ex-Judgo Connolly we're John
s Conway ex-senator Bradley, Francis ONehi, 60
Judge Couitcr judges McAdam and AaSinirc JOHN Gut
nett Michael Ercslin CoHhnisA0ncr IHoui y ?. - ,,.
nan aud Coma ss:oner Murphy ThD following weg i'ic
pa!lbeareys: Matthew T. BcLnan, eN.Jud;e heIly' Dn
mis- saaIicT JEdS, joan L. ljr.dy, Johh ai1 he"' @
Kavonag5 HuEb Errr.gsn, D-. Hl5je1 Terence Q-ih'
Jonii tspcr Juc. Murray ana Besj -npn T. Buscbii1
The Yorhy,s and Harlem courts aGJOuined ytSe'aJ
IN cunseguence ~ the funeral
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II was at restaurant where he hau dlned
with friend and given tho waiter 2Ofanc piece 10
nav for the meal Tn. ~a.tSr returns, ana ring ~ tn
coin on the marble table says: "sir It IS bad " $50
,ris the gucsr don't YOU s,.e the datels35f Utwere
bad do Won think they would have let II remain III cifcu
Iation so long i'-l Pa-i Figaro.
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EXTREME REELECTION IN WESTERN rREIGurs

The freight rates on the trunk INES have
been materially reduced recently until the schedule has
been cut to the low charge Of % cents hundred
pounds for rscass freight to Chicago. II was thought
that nothing could produce further reduction, but Is
now stated tina; In order TO meet certain arrangements
OF tho NcwYOrs Central Railroad Company, one 81 the
fast freight lines running over the Pcnn,tlvdnia lsa
reduced tie rate TO 20 cents hundred 'or hrs
second anI tn.rd-class freight from NcwlOTk To Cat
cage and - cents hundred for fonrLciass aud special
freight in lots OF not ess than 1000 pounds each
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Drooklpu Rea! estate FOR Sale.

I OW-PRICED LOTS for Sale or Lease.-Fg
Mamma tono. FOund6ri-s kehnerles, Chemical WORKS
Lumber Yard Building Association, 6cBocss Of Lots VITA
also blocks suitable Tor d~oincs
NrtYrn CI-ss, las, River, adjoining N,"l ors aEi
BROOKLYN al on mortgage, With nul cIs loan
sasacorIy Improved Apply to ). b. sCHIEErELlN, l'o
william st
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM IIvERPOOT@-Tn ssTrsi!P N,rair. Jn'y is 81
Tics Williams &. r. Christensen, l.. j. IaFfcr IsoDeTt v;
Sri MIS- ". \ Jones. .. T. Hughes, Is. KEEN Mr ana
Hrs Smith. MISS c. Anderson hr ,oy'"n aT. anu nLs
Rram,, J. H. Booth, g. Cough. J. PUly, D. Garcia " Nan
uus r. dietrich, c 4 SIhDers, Mrs HIp-ins and infant
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this $4,000 be given absolutely to the children wnS
Lave not Lad TO INTO the snare OF
t.y nave ONLY The income Surrogate Calvin decided that
th question when the accounts OF tue Go
presented for setticlhehS OF on 'Po'' ~
ford distribution VI tho estate
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SATISFACTORY Mistress" Well, Jessie,
Pun going into Marine and viii see your mother. Can
give her any message from yOui" j. ssic iner mrs!
aplaeo ')--'0u mem. 20 can Just say Pun nnoo wecl
pleased WI ye! =! Punch.
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-
snn r,.ea aI5 ~uu sets .... 72i Moon rses.... 221
PI.H WAFER rms ptY-A y.
5.JJ Co.'s Island $50 ilol o. Ferry o:lo
Iills DAI-P.
sandy UooE g.l Cows island $50 Hell @. Ferry. $40
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, July 1s, 1879
The following auctions were made at the
Exchange Salesroom to-day:
BY E. IT. Ludloc & Co.
3 lots 5th-ave, cor OF 9lstst 15.sx10o Chas
Wright d. o. :, '.''Al,oos
lot. of 5thave so II Of iioths, a51oo; JNe.
80" iApp"H'''''''' ByR v Hdr1ca sio0oS
erss S be .. WI o o NJ 5ss fas n
John Ir'nor IN T. wei. '''''--''..slts
/ three-story bnek store wish lot VS. Boston Road.
m Near as axs asa5 sarah PSpe
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANsFEm
.4thst n s. $50 IT Of " icthaSc ta6fioo4; Beg,
d B9AP and Tifs d i. ' sss Geo Mcco $500
s6tn Sc !. is 7ave 25IosS 10, scinc
Bif fn . 10 Il; Tico Peter
cinGa ave- /. 4, +, Of Ii5d St. 35iioo 2d wards
hsanSi H% Of Ea ST. 15I,2I Irregular LOO
aso, Franklin st. $ s. No 81; Emile 1sner'n' TO Nal
Blesessr .I !, 10 Boyery 2o1sei; john wv
I'm St so II o. r Saaye ioflOs3i d chot
cree, to james sanxay =. :, q: -, 1900
y .9rs Fefs q q aIo A:sSr eaG S0f S"
4is Ts': sS 4 N q dave "
st6 s - " ~ T, n Of iiistst 251iOO WV
shays. 5, Al Il Of iiistst asIioo; same 70
l41ds s. 625 ii Of wii,ave I5IsT1log; Fredf
W Loew ireD " " w COncAlin 1000
4th.aye, W $, so IT II Of Beast ls.lix75; ii DIN
s Of 1874 g. 20xTj sam. TO same SSoS
rho. a Do,,tnr " : -. .................... saop
4ohieaI T. Y sAyAGR Depa,, Register
OFFICIAL RECORD or MORTGAGES
Pardes George to Mutual Life Insurance Co., wsof
AgSDuc d. n Of 7tn.st; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
Of ~ ave; 400
Carpenter jos 4, " Helen smith, Of SHAVE, nOf
Iist,.t 5 years 5000
izSdst Of dave l5co
GessueT and VITA. TO Henry Schipper, IS OF Le
ROY St W Of 8od.crd -. ..... 600
HAWTHORNE Mary r. .ad others 70 Adrian I,cln and
ysars ..................... $500
ii ms -, cor f0ihsys and 57ta,st 5000
HOJrpr, Louisa :, 10 Potter MuHey. lO1taE eoi oo.
ave 5 1900
G ist; YEAR, $1,000
K0rhler, Theresa and husband, 10 u l. La1rcncess -.
7Jh-sL OF 2iaFd; ys.gs. ovvS
amuesanp. George and wife to Betsy Prayer, OK 70.
Of 2d.aye years ooVV
ne Of siyS q, iso D .....-...'. $50
Nee, Wm r. and vile, to sealnens Bank Tor on'hs" oo
Nos aS3 md 80 = Grsnd-s! yesr,.; oVv
and WIFE, "a j anl NJ HsIcn rs
I-gfls OF 3iaye; lyesr..............-...... l0Oo
Smith Edward w, 10 Pontin, ss31thsLeT TN eooo
Shannon Hester A. and husband 70 Mary Ritter,
4lrt.t s.rOs.waV: years 2,OgO
arSd CONAN Of 5Gst Of jtsve year. $500
vi" al ays '.'i y ear ............ 1000
fo6cai J. Y. SAVAGE. DepuIy Register
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CALENDARS TUIa DAY.

SUPREME COUNT HANsSas-WE,TDRoos' j.
., LONGS ACT Green IO2 Alexander agt- Emer
80 Hatch agt ttlaEnc u 80 soh s,,.,S
Pacnc Telegraph Co las Matter' htnno'"'
~ Van Vak9gbeig agt 1871 stanley agt Wood
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Corporation Notltes.

NOTICE.-Proposal for building M0o 10
~ Platform the rear q The Bgkheaa S - he onos
the Dep.rnent Docks III and ll9 puanest u nser
O'Clock a m OF III ESDAY 10th July 1870 rvf ~ q 81
nation see "Ths city Iecord." Copies ior SAFE - ~"
Hall
NOTlCE.-PROPOSAL for building III
~ FOUNDATION for PLATFORM "a rear ot 6S IA r
" an bet oen Piers 40 ~ (od numbersh N "a ~
received A. the onco of the Department. Ut p9chA
nnana ST. until IL clock Of Friday, 2oth Jex 80
For fni Information SEQ tho City Aeeori" Copies 10
o. No. City Hall
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Sales bp auellon

A. MERwIS, Auctioneer -
by BANGS. MERWIN & Co, 656 Br0adwW
ID near Bond st-sales Of Books Works Of Art &C. q"
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Droohlpn propsrtn Go Cet.

rVO LET-3-stOry brick SCiI0OL-lI0USE, No.
i 1873 Remsen ST.; 3-stOry brick DWELLING, l79 WI
loughby-st GORDON l.. FORD, 81 Clark ST, Brooklyn
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Gousss an0 farms Uante6.

WANTED TO HIRE or LEASE-A MILL
" at least OJxS0; Ia railroad. and in good
repair o, less than from 40 10 80 horse water pow
Address L. \ c.. BOX 302, Eau River Mass
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Hcal estate 20 g.rhanse.

ElRST-CLASS WeStcheSter FARM, free and
i clear, to EXCHANGE fOr improved city property.
rutland a WHITING, 3 Beekmau st
IMPROVED and UNIMPRONED COUNTRY
4 and CRY PROPERTY for sale or exchange Money 70
loan tond and mortgages Principals Only. WOOD
MDIE~, ) Finest
spD-AVE. PROPERTY, with LIST mortgage
- only, 10 EXCIi ANGIE ior Long Island farm.
rutland a WHITING, Beskman-s
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Gountrn propsrtp Go fet.


4 PLACE in perfect order containing five
~ acres an apples pears dwelling carnage
house and necessary buildings 1T portehester Sesk
chester CO., 10 let, 500 year. ID. O. HANlLAND, Nc
BONery.
ATA.T. STEWARDS GARDEN CITY, l..
TO LET, SEVERAL ELEGANT and CONVENIENT
DWELLINGS, for Winter aud Summer residences WIN
all the modern Improvements gardens. etc.
RENT nom $3.50 to y zoe per annam
Apply 10 W. II HGNsDALE, Manager, at ofice adaee0s"
the Railroad Station
fT0 LET CiIEAP.-large country REoh.
i DENCE Shrewsbury River, i've minutes wax noI W.
pot Address CHAS. LEIGHTON, Red Bank, Ne"Seio.,.-
TVO LET-0n Central-ave., near Wiiiialnss
Bridge Harlem Railroad large furnished nSaSe rpiS
lawn, garden and stables plenty OF run Sha ss NF'S
" :. NJ. VALENTINE, III Nadisonaye
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Gitp propsrtn Go fet.

STORE TO LET-No. 313 Greenwich ST.,
~ Rcade with basement second story, and large
vaults both streets. Apply 10 k. l.. a A STUART No
1863 hambcrSsL
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t,,o0 MONTHLY TNsTAII,NENTs with

q iHH MONTHLY lNSTALLNENTS( with
- 4 wv INTEREST," FOX ~ MONTHS sui $500 yearly
Interest on unpaid purchase none, tcrea'sr S 1 tne,
% tSo comfortable COTTAGE HOUSES, With .IOIE1s OF
ueary lad ont in drives lawn shade, rut vines
snail ifuI,s situated best Inc o. st,an rAs 30 Hn
Liberty aud ia orderly <nL eligible l-cats all
vel drained aud healthy dcP''s and pa'emcns convenient
rains 80 yearly fare houses have II rCnmA water
oors hIh, &c; Lave Stable. psst1rcfoJ
fowls, utensils ana part furniture. For description al
E -. Box lS., Elizabeth or see The prsinsea
near West elizabeth station. Y. J. Central r. r.
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GOR SALE or EXCHANGE-47 ACRES,
4 south Of staten Island healthy well waer,d
with and land views yer choice location
villas; for sale terms ali on mortgage
with build - yOlu be exchanged unnCuia0etl iof
improved city property. Apply 10 49, 49, -
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4 NICE LITTLE FARM Of 7 acres,
FLORIDA PLANTATIONS. John

4 good pais buildings fruit shade excellent water near
-le- Al X. r.. recently
deceased must De sold Only 81 900 great chance
sCANLEf FERGUSON, l0i BIo1dyay
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SrOR SALE.-A fine BUILDING PLOT, 90
by 81 Or6O ~ IS feet; cesrstly located and IVY sod;
convenient % three depot., in FLUSHING !! Z a trains
each way; price law 'Ur cash Cali on owner NO ! Spr s-
~ y atro.. o. Box Is rri1aDs Office, y. Flush
country advantages with the city conStnienes
gA-, svNrrs water SC
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Corn.rn Real @5iGte for Sale.

AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.-A COUNTRY
"A SEAT and FAEN ~ 90 ncr-,, the Hudson River
40 raugeiles y. Y. Price, including crops 5000 Ares
". y. :. BHEKMAH, S4ugcrticS y. Y.
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q II y Ia T II = Z Is-N - y 70 ''.II'
u River, Loo l.JOO acres E3muocS and Pine 200 IN
der cu walton three miles river front live oaks Dapoi,
hay c uueQuAie prospect As 20 hcath character
.h a.cc hv -yrry llYaLt o. situation, not surpassed
Stsarrr- several times day: valuable improvements saw
mill - rebuilt business loo orange Tees four
years Oh, part Just coming into bearing 200 @o
frre years 10000 100000 coming 100 o"arng
geac, vi bs sold whole or IN p-rc9i OcaJn
p"Ily afAp;el to large hoei and cG~' or io rOn1ins
y by colony. FOr particulars apply 10 j. H. NOHlOs,
A-iy. JacAsOnylle. FA
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NEw-YoRK. Tuesday, July 18, 1874
The following auctions were made at the
Exchange Salesroom to-day:
BY E. IT, L1dLoc e. Co.
8 lots 5th-aye, cor OF 9lstst, 15.sS10o; Chas
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

PORT OF NETWORK. o.
CLEARED.
Steamship Acton Br Robson Calais France j. 3 tucker
g. CO. -. M, ,,.,.o, rt,arnool via Oueens.
town, {. q. FIancklJn
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Gelp nJduteo

IxTANTED-By a well-established jobblng
w house with superior advantages two statesmen O wn
al lass trade to sell boots and shoes the West ana Nor
Vest must temperate and reliable. Address BOZ 1857
Boston.