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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-21

| before the Supreme Court Of the
United States, and now only the
United States District Courts have
general jurisdiction. - ~ Saints
stlll have . majority 0sa115N jury; 90
the Mountain Meadows assassins can
be brought 70 trial, but can not be
convicted. Meanwhile free speech
and FREQ press were established.
Eight years ago we were hedged IN
at every point. There was literally
| no safety or liberty for non-Mor.
mon hero, except in silence and sub
mission. z. Snow, Esq, attorney for
the Church, gave notice, In his
speech before the United States
Court, that Ii the Mormon Probate
Court were not allowed criminal
jurisdiction. Streams Of blood would
fiow In the streets Of this city"
Brigham Young I have repeatedly
heard curse every official here, an
nounce that they could only stay
by sufferance, and had no legal rights
here whatever. The change cost the
blood OF some good men. Eight
years ago We published our little
daily paper in tho upper story of a
stone building, with q hatchway
ready TO be thrown open at any mo
ment TO cut of mob; and when the
editor went out at night he took the
middle Of the street, and kept his
hand on his revolver. Now there Is
not valley In Utah 80 remote but q
man may speak, write, or print what
he pleases, and they dare not touch
him. The first GENTLE who married
Morn,on's s'plural" wife was shot
dead on Main street. Now such
marriage Is as safe In Utah as il
would be I'm Ohio. The first GENTLE
who yenturcd to contest case with
the city was brutality murdered by a
band Of the "secret police" Now
such case can be tried on its merits
with perfect safety.
A Liberal party has been organi-
rcd, and cast 5000 votes In 1874; it
controls one county and half a dozen
towns, and II Congress could only be
persuaded TO guarantee Us free bal
lot, would soon have healthful
minority In the Legislature. Three
things the Liberals intend 10 have,
and will keep up tho fight till they
get them: free ballot, free trade,
and a system OF accountability
among public officials. But, aside
from these, there Ia an irreconcilable
difference between theocracy and re-
pnblicanism; and no matter how
able the officials the presiden. sends
to Utah, the trouble will continue
all the same till the question as to
which is TO be paramount IL settled.
I know many Of the Young Nor
mons are delighted with tho charge;
tho old ones resist II most stubbornly
and with a great deal OF ingenuity.
Congress ought to givethe Territory
an amended jury law and a free bal
lot, then the minority would hold Its
own and Increase.
AS to polygamy, l am sure IL Is
on the decline. Indeed, there has
been no subsequent period In Nor
mon history when thore We're 80
many polygamous marriages az from
1862 to 1857. The young are DISCUS
ted with II. One phase OF the sub
ject Is especially repulsive-the mix
lures OF blood relationship. Some
cases within my knowledge have
given risc to consanguineous puzzles
that will bother the Master In Chan
Gerry, IL the estates ever get into
court.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-21
A Flying Attraction /.

1t was In Altoona, Pa, that 10y
or OF mischief interfered with the
Sunday devotions Of an ambitious
youth, who wanted to displaya fine
personal appearance In church.
Ambitious Youth had rebellious
hair, and lover Of mischief told him
III he would put a little molassos In
tho water with which be brushed his
hair Il would keep In placid and
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-21
ESTABLISHED 1866.

American and Foreign Patents.
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mer d Co, solicitors Patents procured In all
countries. No fees In advance. No charge unless
the patent In granted No fees for making pre-
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obtaining and conducting re-hcarng. special
attention given to Interference Cases before the
Patent Office, Extensions before Congress, In
fringement Suits III different States, and all It'll
CATION appertaining TO Inventions or Patents
Send stamp to Gilmore Co.. for pamphlet OF
OF sixty pages.
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The last Report of the Commissioner Of the
Bounty Land Warrants outstanding These were
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ter. Where assignments are imperfect We give
instructions 10 perfect them
United States General Land Once.
Contested Land Cases prosecuted before the
United States General Land Once and Depart
ment OF the Interior. Private Land Claims, min.
ing and presumption claims and homestead cases
attended TO.
Arrears OF Pay and Bounty.
Officers soldiers. and sailors of the late war. OF
their heirs, are In many cases entitled TO money
knowledge. Write full service, and state amount
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ton, will be given you free.
penslons.
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ly car obtain pension by addressing Gilmore 4
Co.
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Supreme Court OF the United States, the Court oil
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Each department OF our business IN conducted
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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-21
BITTER

A. ere the experiences Of thu NJ, -.
eus ~ silver hsisg. TrcuhIsr go tfs IA.
soes sbide with rs; some pass svss sss as.
body y vigorous. tomorrow II d 4 hs-say d.
Me ~ osst IL short and the great - ana ssss
perpetasts Y = stiil uasclvsd. Liz. I ss ASs
- psosenged, tbs weak sad feeble ~, nossssr a.
DO matter from what eaase induced ~ .sae snss
being buzdsn b dispeptie ana asa ssa iasss.t
can bs made an enduring pleasure: R ~, Aa-s
ply By the daily snd noderats uss s1s , nes Ia
Bitter tosic. This truiy medicinal - G,sss,
aot cheap and trashy article, iutsrs0 spsiasts +
stimulate and then leave the s@ea.s y. nap. 4
body wofas than the krst, but Il r,rs,. as a.
boHsaA. stinalatss tie liver, mstssv :. ssAsss .
hseAsehes and Low spirlts, relieve. en-, ssst q
jbul stomach, giving tone and stsbs,s .,s.l7 AL
gan With an incressed and healthy ss,.,, Wat o.
lstss fAmals weakness, prevent. f- spsH'; rsss
and lnalariDus 6Seeases protects ths s,.s nc ~.
uswhoIesons cir and impure water. -. 49, y fr's
and tones tie whole body against IN -. 'asdas
disease. Try II, and you VIII dnd n ,is.. ssth 4
taste and heaiiaz to the body. u
In sudden or severe cases Of Live, -
OF In constipation Of the bowels fsv A.. nhsis,
0sssn's lAsss Piils sili assist the Too, = = b
end n yeu are shAAfsg With axus, DR.. e,s,s. sss
Pulls WIZ drive Il swsy. Yof cal. BY Asa
20-s4 et-33 p ypp.
- '~A1tN
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-21

fellow
Sir, you a ruther FREQ an easy
sort of cuss; ruther to forrard.'
"Yes, oh, yes. might DO AZ stif
% tho North Pole, or as distant as
two mile-stones; but then you know
the other IL my way.
"Wa'al, sir, | don't like your
way
"No? How queor! Well / won't
be disobliging, and ] give you por.
mission 10 lump 1t, them
"sSir, you alr--you air sassy.
You'd better curb them propensit,sdes,
Of yourn.'
"'Justso You havea propeasit,ide,
/ understand to consider yourself q
great mani
''6Ir, you air imperdent--'
""Take care, sir!' shouted Boyle
Il wont stand an Insult
sshol What'il you dor
dor I'll fight you; I'll blow
you 70 the other end Of nowhere
"Ho! no! Kin you fights'
sneered tho giant, now on his seoi
rocking back and forth, his gAuu
bony hands opening and ahuttin
as II they ware In contact Wit
an electrical battery. 'Hoi ho! you
better DO koorfuI, you had. / X.
cut cent In hall, ! kim
ITO! no! laughed Boyle. limit
ting the bully. Pm sui5erin, turn
ble 10 see YOU do i. I'D ruth
have shot than 4 sagar-plunn 10
such : flre-cator - you."
sNa'ai ~, I've got : natural ta1
! Win Asenrnn; I Mn Hght wtth a
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-21

But--bloSS these hlgh-tOn6d BuS-
ceptibilities!. we would have been
bright and shining light unto them
for we had no quarrels, not even tho
green ghost Of jealousy. A divine
mantle ofcharity rested upon us tho
liveiong summer; ID was just ono
brilliant, delicious midsummer
dream.
To half-a-dozen Of US older wsmen
was vouchsafed the keenest enjoy
ment Of all. This was TO be permit
ted 70 sit under the wlde-sprcading
trees with tho officers, In the purple
and golden glory Of the sunset, and
listen TO their racy, characteristics
slOrfes. We all told q whity-hrown
fib the very first thing, vowing that
we delighted In tobacco-smoke, In
order TO put them completely at ease.
II was very easy 70 do Il, for they
,seper stopped smoking Aftor that.
One night they had been telling
alds-spIitting stories about Magrudel
who iisped, and "Beuty," who wa
also : o Commodore, whore Capt, Bow
60 said,
ssf3y.tbe-way, Porter, what has DO
como ~ old Doyisf have complete
" lot sight of him.
"Well, TIE lat time cav him,
answered the Captafn. smoothing
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-09-21
THE ARABIAN TONIC

clennscs the system Of all corruption, makes ne,
blood gives strength, and creates an appetite
and expels from the lungs Through the blood
the corruption which scrofuia breeds upon then
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-22
ClGARkTLLOS.

Cagetllla de is cigarrillos pape! peoteyal ds Ber
70 "a oajas por peso. - >90A
SaJetillas -'e2O cigarlllos papel orozur blanco.
% fom&ndo de- pesos On ade!ante asa
a. dc rs id. id. id. % por i'd. i'll. IS 2S.
Ia. de 80 i'd ld id.2a nor 81 y id. id, S.. & IS.
p d. de IL i'd gruesosid 15 por 81 id id. 5 az.
fficadura prensada on paqueJes de 10 60 Is.
49. on paquetss sin prensar q 90 cta.
Id.s7elta del pals q 25 , ..H... ~
TABACOS ELARCRANOR
impeflsles 81 mil & s75,
kegallas Britaaicas id. S $50.
Gahones raysdos id. $50.
RegalIs Imperial id. $40.
% sobre mesa id. $50,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-22

Dispuesta por esta Empresa el estable>
cimiento de tres expediciones mensuales en-
combination con los correos peninsularess, Sc
avisa que desde Ell corriente mes saldran de
la Habana los vapores de esta Inca 81 10, ~
y 80 respectivamente, recalando & este puerto
el 10, 20 80 de. .eada mes ....
Cportunamente SO publicara itlnera1lo
detaliado. Agosto Il de 1876. Los Consig-
natarios en- esta pla1at Iiarte, Herlmna1o mai de
Caracena y Comp. -A- ........ xs..ss !. s..s
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-22
Pailas para Ingenio

Las hay detodOs tamaf1os lejftimsa
ae Carron, hasta 500 galones, en- 81
almacen de los; Sresa Amell Julia y
g.: de Aguadilla. Para mas porme
sores diriairse 4 los citados sefsores.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-22
Canas de hierro

y forros para las mismas, Sc hallai
constantemente de venta, en- el esta
blecim2ie9}tq9o .2sa} 9o 1"El TEelsgrafo,' calle d
San JustO. uHmero IL. cf..r 81. q.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-22

F. Antonsanti y G.: de Guayanilla,
detallan este grano por quintales; ad-
virtiendo que el comprador tiene que :
pagar 81 saco por separado.-G Guaya4
nilla 6 da Ahril de 1875. ,ota9 1e9 gu
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-22
Hero galvl'a,9lniizzia7Id']|o'',. i.zi7I']|'',

Del liso, que entran ounce tejas on
quintal, hay de venta en- el almacen dc
Enrique Delgado, calle de Tetuaa ndme.
% 49, .....g, 3. .+t.r,s;0.l ,kya
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-22

En- el almacen de- David A. Rodriguez,
SO eneuentra constantemente un surtid0
complete de estas maquinas, las a'sicas 1e-
jItimsas de Singer Sc que introducen en- esta
isla. Ell pdblico las conoce y su ilustrado
concepto es Ell mejor elogio que puede hs-
cerse. No tie,ses riUG5.
La fabrica de Singer vende al ano
$4,000 maquinas mas que cualquiera otra'
No dsjarse azstcisas con- las nsolas 'A's-
t*ucienes que Sc tabricass. No esta la econo-
mia en- razon del precio, sino en- la calidad
del artlculo. Las nsdQ~i'sas de Singer d~-
yas, sin ezcepcien, vei'ste 9 tret'sto a'aos. i
Unico agents en- toda la lsla, David A.
Rodriguez.-San Francisco 3O.-Depo-
sito en- Ponce, J. E. Steinachsr.
Sc limpian = componen mAquinas do COS
Sc reciben on pagos las usadas siendo d
Sc alquilan maquinas, tanto mensual.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-22

COnPADlA RIAL DR vAPOREB CORRROS IhGLBSBB
suBvFNCION s..
RUR
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-22

-sGran Inca de vapOres Franceses.
= na.s9~
De Puerto Rico Santander San Nae rs cada
frances da 26 de
Thomas ss s.. ..ss
cagoa $780, 2: caega $1 81 aegoa $780, etepuente poa
$780, eaaa95 49,. II
th s@fn PASAJES DE IFAMIIIA
ds a Q intend nlo esusal6ni
S.. @zss PASAJE DE Ida Y VUELTA
So xpiden Europa de ida yuea
% total del vado 12 Estos
por adelantado . @ ~.@s 81 ea a..41 s. .s.sa9ss
ssIo
- seas} }4 s#sas CRIADOS aaa
s dhup
onaadss
= able ISs es:s s5ids g l:yp0ss .
- Rs] .laa aas.z xxss..vv f,o.ni In
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-22
Vapores Espanoles
ENTRR LIVERPOOL Y PUBRTO-RIC0.

Los vapores "Puerto-Rico', "Mayaguez'
y ''Ponce" siguen su carrera desde Liverpool
para los varios puertos de esta Isla +"
Para informes referirse los Sres White,
Forman C,", de Liverpool q los repre-
sentantes. sres Latimer G. g, San Juan
---sres. Llauri Borda y c. ,Mayaguez.-Wie-
chers G. 8 Ponce. - :. -. .... :.
Legftimo Guano del Peru { $85 tonelada.
Unico dep6aito en- Ia Isla, almacenes De Llau-
RI RoFaa J Comp aYaeues 81 4 60 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-09-22
EMPRESA
DE VAPORES REOS

DE- LAS ANT111As, G"
DE DON r. MON De HE R B r
81 DE, LA HABANA. . By
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
auetion Sales of Real estate.


by ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT.
I'D tie subscriber win sell at public auction at TIE Court
City Of Newlurg ~ " ~ j. O'Clock uoon on
April 1876 the property sit ated In said city Known as the
NEWBUKGH LAGER BEER BKIMElt1.
THIS brewery fully EQUIPPED aGd ready for immediate o
cupanoy and OF The u,s brcwcrcs ~ ne county ~
capacity barrels week the machinery
the Improved kind and IN perfect order an Ice
premises connected with tn brewery oil lJOD
capacity nllod sni the lands comprise 30 acros
For particulars, apply at Nrwburgh Ia
l.. "A. BREWSTER
PLAINTIFF Attorney.
JOHN u. KERR,
Receiver, &c, OF
HOWARD THORNTON, Referee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
SATURDAY, March tsp. NJ.

The eycrt OF the week just closing which has at
tracted attention and excited surprise in financial
and business circles has been the suspension OF the
Bank of the State Of New-Iork; and while the
street seemed to have substantially recovered from
the effects of the shock so almost the worst
was made public, itcannot be reasonably doubtedthat
the failure of sorcspectable venerable and conserya-
tive an institution us this bank has been held 10 be-
failure resulting from the gross if notcrnina mis-
mana cement of its manager and the utter and IN
cxcusable neglect of duty on the part OF It's Board
of Directors-should more or less distrust rs
TO the condition of other banks. Had it been one of
the banks about which gossip has been plentiful at
different times during the past year two the sur
prise would not have been startling. But here
We see an institution which for years aud years had
been regarded as among the soundest and safest OF
our National banks suddenly collapse, and its Board
of Directors forsooth know nothing of IFS condition
or weakness until they hear of il through the report OF
an official Bank Examiner. For what possible pnr-
pose can these respectable gentlemen suppose they
were selected as dircctorsf They do well to retire
from the places they have diGlonored, and in all
equity and justice. whatever may be the law IN the
case they ought to make good the losses of tho
bank which were caused by their neglect or inca
pacty. Whether the bank will resume business
uuder the management Of the new Board, made up
of strong, energetic men, who command puphc con-
idence remains to be seen. The general
business of the city has not improved
during the week. and the sauguinc have
ceased to anticipate an active and healthy Spring
trade. Government bonds have been inactive and
close generally small fraction lower than on sat
ulday last, while State and railway bonds have
generally been firm OH moderate transactions.
Naturally enough tho bank failure produced little
stir in the money market, and rates on
call loans were temporarily advanced 10 6@'
per cent, with exceptional transactions az
lsa and interest, but subsequently reccded to 4@o
per cent as rule with exceptions above ana below
those figures. The stock market has been active
more especially during the early part of tho week.
and attended by wide fluctuations. Opening strong
Oh Monday, it made q fair improvement in some Oh
tie specialtes with partial reaction al the close
Early OH Tuesday came the nows Of the bank faure'
when the scramble sell resulted in general decline
of to per cent with partial recovery in the after
noon the days business having been larger thah
that of any other day for several months pas@
amounting to over $50. 900 shares On "Wednesday
and Thursday the market was stronger q mon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
APPLIED SCIENCE.

Anr,tTraATIoN OF b, RswAx WITH PAR FFINE.-
To detect this very common form of aduterat0n,
Miller recommends that small quantity OF the sns-
pocted Substance be tested to about SO fanren-
Lett with concentrated suphnrc aeid ana upon
cooling the parane, If II be present. VIII DC louhu
upon the surface of the mixture
WHAT p lash SALTS TO BUY.-Prof. Goessmann
concludes that our dealers act in the best interest
OF their consumers by importing none but 80 per
rent containing muriate of potash aud 40 to 90 per
cent containing sulphate of potash, the former beng
cauiyalent to 80 per cent Of potassium oxide, the
latter 10 % per cent These compounds are the
rbeapest of their kind, and answer the require
Iacnfs of both general aud special farming. Our
farmers do best as general rue 10 ASK 40, , tie
higher grades of these fertilizers anu 10 use Ihe
lower grades, il cheap, only for forage crops
SCUwFIIZER's SOLVENT FOR CELLULOsE.-Prof
C. Neubaur recommends the following method 1or
obtaining the well-known cupro-ammoniuin solution
for technical lie prepares an oxide OF copper
by the precipitation of sulphate OF copper
solution with caustc soda, IN presence of salammo-
niac The resulting precipitate is thoroughly washed
with water first by decantation and then upon
filter after which it ~ preserved under water. TO
preparo the cn1,ro-ammonium solution the oxide
above referred to- after thorough agitation wl5h the
water, is slowly added to quantity OF n NJ
il TO be continued long the same is dissolved by
the ammonia he resulting dcep-bae-coloreI So
luton diSsoves cotton wool at once, and III consider
able quantity.
To PREVENT SHAFTING ACC1DENrs.-Many sng-
gestions have from time to time appeared upon the
subject Of preventing or lessenng the liability TO ac
cide1ts arising from the ENHANCEMENT of some por-
ton of an operatives garments in swiftly revolv-
ing shaft which accidents of too frequent oc-
currence ia large manufactures, and are OF DIS
tressing OF fatal character. One of the simplest
methods of rendering these casualties impossible
without introducing the necessity of constructing
railing OF fonder about the moving piece IN danger
Gus places is to cover the shaft with loose sleeve
along its entire length. This may be made of sheet
tim or zine and to be removable if desired 1t should
be covered within, and at the ends, with leather TO
prevent noise. Arranged in this manner, the inc
ton between il and the revolving shaft would he
sufficient to cause the sleeve to rotate with the a'-
ter; but i'm the event of any decided resistance
being brought to bear upon H. as in case OF the en-
gsgcrnent of a wOrimans garment, the sleeve
woI III AT once be brought TO rest and permit OF It's
extrication without accident. The same idea OF
loOse covers may be applied to cogwhces OF pulieyS
and prove an invaluable protection against loss OF
life or injury to the person.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20

d. -An TO RENT, at NORWALK, Conn,
% tOU.,rom April J, the place known a. HOME LAWN.
pleasantly situated on Belcnaye on slightly elevated ground
comprising c0mmodOus HOUSE. BARN, and other out
with about OF LAND In garden lawn, fruit
House contains IL furnace gas, water &c; ~
within walk steam end dpots post
Office schools and chdrchc Of the most beautiful towns
In New England Apply 10 FarnAam Bishop Co.. Broads
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20

CARRIAGES had At minutes notice. visit OF inspection
s requested Apply at the Office Garden city Railroad
Station 10 ". II. HISsDALE. Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20

TOR SALE-Very desirable RESIDENCE
dwelling on the line OF the Delaware Lackawnnna and
Railroad 40 20 IS minutes from ewYork side OF
surroundings
abie schools churches &C. By House large and well
price very reasonable. owner has good
O., Key Box b., Newark, M.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
NO LET IN HOBOKEN, n. j.

TIE Iob0kon Tmproy Company have houses
"TO from ;24l 10 500 Most OF these honss
are IN desirable locations aud command Wow OF the
North River best order aud kept Dy
Company and have ALL the modern improvements For
T. C. DUNN. Agent,
8 NcMnrL HOhnkrn. & j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
Gounirp iaeal estate for Sale.

TOR SALE-Ihree very fine suburban RESI-
DESCES Ithaca N Y, Handsomely located with from
acres Of land good variety and large qsny OF rn
and berries IN foil bearg and extra hne view Oh tne
University also, two iscass farms OF Nv acres
each Inquire Of W. " AYERS, ithaca n. Y.
TOR SALE, EXCHANGE, or to RENT For a
IL term Of Xears, a large COTTAGE AMI four acres OF
ground hands5ne laid out. Long Branch The house
porohes and high ceilings; gas
throughout coacbOase and staDlng for three hoises
Address T. y. DE CRANO,
18th a., Philadelphia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
Gitn Rsal Gstate for 6ale.

BUILDERS. ATTENTlON.-FOr SALE at
I'D bargain twelve north side OF One hundred and
thirty 100 feet west OF seNentave street graded
Crbed guttcred tagged and ready Tor Immediate I'M
provcmc will be sold lower than yet offered.
Apply 10 j. ROMAISE BROWN. No. l,2SO Broadway.
COOKING RANGES that heat the rooms
" above GOTHIC TOPS that cure smoky cinneys, war
ranted HULL, GRJPPEN CO.. Thirdayer above Twenty
third-si. Send for crcIars.
nor SALE or LEASE-The fOur-st0ry brick
STORES 10 Cliff and 2il PeGTst, p feet on each street
by depth through the block suitable Tor ANY Dusi
GEORGE &. SAMPSON,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-03-20
Geatbers.
REAL ESTATE.

Nrw.YoRK. Saturday. March H. 1875.
The closing auction business of the week at
the Exchange SGlesroom to-day was as follows
BIZ n. Muller & SoE.
tree-slory frame loa.c with oi OF East llSih c
2OJ ii Of 2iavc lot 2lE19Ol0; w ScaDuTy S52Io
IN TtOs. NtchOtS
fonr brick home with lot 81 East G5thst n
225 1t 2dave, lot 2JNlO0s; Jas CfunOe-. SlOooO
BY u. ". seaman.
three. story and attic ard dwelling with lot, NO
lgl East Broadway, 4 conner of Jeferson.st, lot 100
237x65.6; samuel KOsenback