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, 1877-01-12

The appropriation for ir'usrHria-
tion II I. :. note, and securities D.
exhausted.
The Boston Board of Trade j. tak.
ing strong grounds against the adnp-
tiun Il the silver bill Their report
embraces a petition that silver CON
.hall not be made a legal tender FOR
sums larger than sl0.
John A. Logan has been renomin-
ated L. 5. Senator by the Republi-
cans Of Illinois.
Tilden saws in case Of any contest
he would rather appeal to ballots
than TO bullets. Other prominent
Democrats express the same senti.
ment. Lamar deems a new election
preferable to the Inauguration Of
two Presidents, whilst Hewitt thinks
that Tilden and Hendricks are elect
ed and will be inaugurated.
The possibility of a new election
next fall for President is the leading
topic off talk in New York city.
A bill has passed the House max
ing Galveston and Brownsville ports
of entry; also bill granting pen
sions to soldiers and sailors of the
Mexican, Florida and Black Hawk
wars. 1t allows IS a month to all
who served GO days in the Mexican
war, or 80 DAYS in the Florida or
Black Hawk wars, and to their sur
viving widows unmarried.
The Chicago Tribune repeats with
great positiveness that an agreement
is about to be reached by the Eleoto-
raj Compromise Committee, by
which no vote shall be rejected ex-
cept with the concurrence of both
Houses.
, 1877-01-12
Up-SOund.

Court met in Steilacoom last Mon
day, .e t..
The docket for the January term
Of Court at Seattle comprises Sc civ
il suits, 4 equity suits, 6criminal and
IL divorces. i to... .at.5...
Seattle issued so retail. and s
wholesale liquor licenses during the
year 1876. -" .a-ae'a9, 7..ii +.
The three gentlemen owning the
exclusive right of Washington Ter
ritory to make and sell the Leather's
artificial stone with the exception OF
Jefferson Co., purchased by Frank
Winslow) are II. L. Yesler, A. G.
Campbell and J. H. Thorp. 10 r.8
d Mr.sF. H. Perkins, OF Lewis river,
is building a floating saw mill on a
raft of logs 32x48 feet. Z s7lp 5zan
Seattle will adopt an ordinance
to prevent Victoria. clootchmsn from
landing at that city. They do not
wish these vile creatures to bring
any more smallpox among them,
+. Craig & Hastings are selling fir
wood at Seattle for S275, hard wood
S3.75, and bark the same. ao1 aaa
Fourteen trips a week are made
between Tacoma and Seattle. "'ni
Forty-three mem bers were added
to the lodge Of Good Templars' at
Snohomish City in three weeks
time.
The Coleman sawmill during the
past year has, been averaging about
$4,000 feetaof lumber per day, and
giving employment to 35men. =
, 1877-01-12
BY IELEGRAPH.


Gold in New York, LOG.
Utah is asking for admission into
the Union. -. i''..
uCronin is on his way home. .
Commodore Vanderbilt left $780,
900 each to four OF his daughters;
$3C0,000 each to his other four
daughters; to his wife $3.50, 900, his
mansion, furniture, plate and horses,
in addition to $500, 900 settled on her
when he married her. The rest of
his millions goes to his son and
grandsons, with the exception of
some bequests to friends.
q Levi P. Lucky has been nominal.
ed Secretary of Utah. mo7l 4a7o-
Another Russian gunbost arrived
at San Francisco on the 7th. inst,
making six now there, with FIVE more
to come. aaa siit 10 eiaAf adl aae
A telegram from San Francisco
of the 9TH inst. says; The drouth
now, prevailing in California and
war prospects in Europe have so
stiffened the views of holders of
wheat that business has come almost
to a deadlock, and ships are seeking
charters elsewhere. A frst-class
British ship has been chartered to
carry wheat to England for 92, which
is unprecedented in the history of
this port. s.i1'mA eince 20 f-ff5 +
y Great depression at San Diego on
account of lack of rain s.4s,a5l
I. The Bennett May scandal ended
in duel at Slaughter station in the
State. of Delaware, on the 8th inst.
May was slightly wounded and Ben
nett was entirely uninjured. The
feud was settled after firing the first
shot, and it is understood that albthe
parties have arrived at New York.
Packard was inaugurated Govern
or Of Louisiana on the Sth, inst,
almob collected, but no. serious yio-
lence took place rlas ~ 1ssv 9as +
The Emperor of Germany has is
sued an order forb;dding German Of
icers on active lists from entering
the Russian army. sa "a, .eeeash
THE extradition treaty between
Spain and the United States has be-
come law. The treaty specifies 26
offenses for which persons accused
NAV he axtradited. $3.50
|. The Spanish minister at Shanghai
has broken off relations with the
Chinese government, and Spanish
feet has been ordered to China.
Commodore Vanderbilt was buried
at Staten Island on, Sunday last.
His last words were: "That is a
good prayer" ~
The Boston Board of Trade
adopted resolution on the 9Th inst.
urging Congress to extend the time
and charter of the N. P. R. R..
The House committee, on the 9th
inst, rejected Lanes proposition
for restoring to settlement Northern
Pacific Railroad lands in Washing.
ton Territory, and voted to recon-
mend the passage of the Senate bill
granting eight years additional time
for the completion of the road, with
only one amendment, which allows
further time for location Of the line
through Idaho.
, 1877-01-12

ADVERTISING REIIGIoN.-An cE-
Premier Of Great Britain, Mr.. Glad
stone, lately remarked, "This ma
chine Of advertising has been used
with enormous effect in certain great
religious movements, and be attrib-
utes the success Of Moody and San
key while in that country, in great
measure, TO the energy and pertinac-
ity of wholesale advertising. There
is no doubt that the success Of these
men in their work has depended
largely on attracting the attention Of
people and bringing them together
through the incitement of curiosity.
Noone except perhaps Mr.. Barnum,
the great Snowman, has appreciated
more fully the resources of advertis-
ing, or used them with greater effect,
than these revivalists. Their meet
ings have not only been heralded
long in advance, like the coming of
a great opera singer or grand show,
but have been announced daily and
weekly through the newspapers, by
handbills on the streets, by posters
and "gutter snipes," and in every
way known to the art of advertising.
By this process the attention of the
people has been constantly aroused,
their, curiosity excited, and they have
attended the meetings from motives
of various sorts, which might have
remained quiescent if not brought
into action by having the character
and objects of the movement brought
home to,the mind.
The above is cited merely as show
ing the tendency Of the time to use
the proper agencies for attracting the
attention and letting the world know
what you are doing, and what you
have to offer for its entertainment or
advantage. Those who place their.
candles under bushels will afford
very little light for those about them.
Anything done quietly in corner is
likely to benefit very few people.
Success in business or in any kind of
effort depending on the recognition
or patronage of mankind, will be
great. OF small according to the num-
berreached. In these days of null
tipIied interests and sharp competi-
ton, those accomplish most who use
most effectivelyIthe means for at
tracing attention to what they are
doing and letting people know what
they can furnish for their advantage
Or profit. This holds just as much
in any enterprise for improving the
culture, the morals or the religious
character Of people as for that which
affects only their material interests
OF their amusements. Churches as
well as theatres, religion as well as
commerce, find their powers andfa-
ciities multiplied by judicious ad-
vertising. . .as W g ~ iiaia
, 1877-01-12

The EASTERN IMBRoGLIo. TIE
latest phase Of affairs between Rus
sia and Turkey seems to render
a war inevitable. The former insists
on the occupation of Bulgaria, and
TO this Turkey cannot consent. The
Car can demand no less than this,
as his subjects will not be content to
accept any plan which leaves their
co-religionistS in the Danubian prov
inces subject to Turkish rule. The
Sultan would risk not only his throne
uthis life by yielding to the de-
mands made upon him by the West
ern Powers, for the Turks will not
listen to any settlement which in
wolves the humiliation of Islam at
the dictation OF the Giaour. Thus
the Sultan dares not yield to the
pressure brought to bear upon him,
andthe Car on his part, dares not
defy the will of his people. Ii
, 1877-01-12

Own 200 unemployed mechanics
spplied to the General Agent of the
city Of Brooklyn, N. Y, one day last
week for temporary relief for their
families, but in every instance they
were rendered = pass to the aims
house. 7'i .7'9
, 1877-01-12
NOTICE.

ANY person borrowing my Harpers Weekly
and Magazine from the PORT Townsend Post
ONCE will confer favor II they will re11ail
them TO the Undersigned when they have
done with them : THoS. .sTRATT0N.
Port Angeles, w. T., Dec. %, 1876. p n.
, 1877-01-12
BarkfHtinR Eureka.

.NIEITHER CAPT. NJ. j. WALLACE OF
IN the bktne Eureka, nor the undersigned
Agents OF the above named barkentine will
be responsible for debts contracted by the Of
,ROTHsCHILD & Co, Agents.
Z H'Ar+A NJ. j. WALLACE, Master.
Port Townsend, January 9, 1871. AZ
, 1877-01-12
-NOTICE!uso.'

AS can no longer pay my way in this
town without collecting every dollar that Is
my due, shall request the settlement OF all
next few weeks. Respectfully, l,3lz aAiud ,
- A1or s-fsE { GEORGE BARTHROP.
Port Townsend, Jan. 8, 1877. 10
, 1877-01-12

Gold in New York, LOG.
Utah is asking for admission into
the Union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
dull 50 20 for Strained Crude urpentine quiet q
So 30 for Hard and 50 80 for Yellow Dip and virgin I'M
quiet at 81 80
COTTON MARKETS.


GALVESTON Jan. l8-Cotton weak; Middlng. l2tc; low
bales exports coaswse 2o5a bales sales 2l6s bales
NoRFoiK, Jan. is-Cottcn unsettled Mddling. l9 sc
l2ac net receipts. S3i5 bales exports coast"iso o''
BALrNoRK, ls.Coion quiet Mdding l2,sc; 10y sU1
Mddinc. l2lc Good Ordinary, II Sc net receipts ~
bales fross $50 bales exports eoas,Sse s2o bales sales
BOSTON, jan lS.Cotton quiet; Middling l34c 10" @
ding. l2b Good Ordinary i2ac net receipts Is paes
WILMINGTON, Jan. 1sCotton steady Madllng i?+ 20
cepts 207 baes exports coastwise Lila baies Saes o'
bales stock, 1866 bales. ,,,,, ,,,..
PHIApKLpnA Jan. ls-Cotton auet; Mdaing, 10 a 81
MEMfs Cotton IRREGULAR and easy Mids s1s
1900 bales; stock 7i.914 balos. ,. ,o,
NEwuREANs Jan iS-Cotion weak ana miesuls met net
ding l2S Low MGns 1876 S GGcs rannr 10 fTane
bales; sales . 500 bales; stock 27osio bales.
Midding, 1111 7se Good Ordinary, ia 9S; net 10
cepts 900 bales exports coaswse, lo'' oaesi so'
SGvANNAH Jan iS%Cottom steady, fair demand Midilng
l2l2c.; MddiDg. l2c Good Ordinary &c; not IT,
cepts q bales sales. 800 bales stock, s2625 bales
low SIddling i2ic: Good Ordinary, 1lsidl2c. net re-
cepts jOO0 bales exports to Great Britain 96 gaiss; 10
LorIsyIIIE Jan. 1S-Cotton quiet; Mitdlmg. l2l2c.
AUGUSTA, jan lS -COttoB-GOod demand MddIng II &C.
Mddng. Rc. Good Ordinary 1920 lie. reco'pS
81 Louis Jan is.-Cotton steady; Middlng 12ac Low
Middhng Sc Good Ordinary &c receipts go SaIes
CINCINNATI. Jan. 1SCOttOn quiet; Alddnng lE-!c' Low
Middhng lie Good ordinary, ac receipts 90 naies
shipments 476 bales sales 563 bales stock lSVS Oales'
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE n. l.. 1s.-Prnting Cloths quiet but
strong at previous prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
The STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN HAHKETS


LIVERPOOL JAN l9-Fcrk Eastern nrmer at 81 Western
da q; 7O Bacon--Cunbcrland Cut dun at $50; short
d MR d ii g. i LonS GI ct dull DUH at ISL SHOULDERS
at 81 Beef india Moss dull AZ 90; Extra Mess am az
at 52 Tal!ow-Prime City dun At 429 TnITtn,i1,ei;
spirits an at 3c cbdrs qrmar at G5 ari Oh
Nonc IN market FioarEkta state steady at 81 Wheat
st1dr ap stdy Al liz Wnsr Western steady 1919
Ccrn-Aixel SOFT steady at p for od and ~ i2r Hs~
UianJs e.: lliddlinc Orleans ISL; sats, 10000 bales
e co Se s Ameriean futures sis5dy at las nga
prices UpanGS Low Miine G,ilS Fernady 21 dG
April delivery G,5Isd also sales Of the same at C9sg Up
lands Low Mda.g cause S gT d and md M MAY Gs eye
jands Low Mi4drg clause, shipped February ana March
'' TyERrGol Jan 18l:30 p In-Upands Cotton Low Mid
dln- claus, Juno aud July delivery 76cd Iro'lsioAs-
Lard - = cYi; Tor AniiSh ,,;ddlpg Upland Cotton
iEN2Sii S nan orsan. d o. The Sale, Sa, 1900
gan, isasG g, %urlands Cotton Low Mid
dl IN , caHsc, jaa I and jul Gciiycfy iSd:
lands. Low Middiins CLAUSE sppS January ana February
sail G5sd leiae1 PSiIC'mm ISL , 91io so or 10th money
and the account I4e3 S'cs pans PAM acGs Guce I've per
cent? 5qI Hcics an al 1851 s 5e for NE account
e ai Sas 5eacase3 Grn$ Past week Con
LONDON Jan lS-S:30 p m.Ihe amount OF bullion fth-
sci 900 proportion Of Tie Balk Of England reseiye t.
La iy, which last week ii- per een IS 10" - per
LONDON jan 1880 p m-Consos g5' ID fer both money
aud Erie Halfway shares, preferred lo4 SILVER
toySox. Ja2 iS-5 p. m.-Gefned Petroleum. 1894 p
gil Spirits Of Petroleum. faI5d = gallon 7p1'S Oh l"i'
PtI ja !e-Thc specie in Bank Of France las in
EEEllN Jan lS-Ihc weekly statement Of the lmpella.
Fam of Germany shows aD increase in specie oi l'' W
FI;.r5Rr jan 18-United bouas veS, 100 =
ANN Ear Jan. lS.PeirOeuin 49 H. for FAe 9~ie Amer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NJ" YORK, Jan. 10 BKEyEs-The situation Is nearly un
.heAsta the for receiving stock beng
yh va the PeHsy !yana Possibly sock on BON the
ana HUI sO1 River VIII arrive for the market OF 10
O" The arrivals today 80 cars, OF 1888 cattle a
y city, 81 them having the look OF exposure IN
sMS or rough landing long voyage Butchers were
Wy 81 ttn fearing undeVe0ped Dih.ses Dsues e.
Lon Of Fat foai receipts since saturday. 7S22 agahst
stlhe time last week. Tho stock came M lTitSSAIIy,
AZ, i%tuoh of late. Trade not as brisk ana pIcss
on IL. &C. lover, though due in part 10 lbcri
g., osilis. Bulls teAToeiy exceeded 4o;i airy COWS
30 % Tim little steers inclUding Cher0kees 30J2c
hlag a'q l94c good 10 prime iO2Gl &c 5s Few
eraY &c salts 10 Western bns - TO- 2OdTy cows
&C. % n "a steers including cars Chefo.sS55' az
Ia, i5vsu! ~ n lU3 natives 92c 30 at 4c ZfZ at
a. lie ood a l94ci % atloec, 81 n 43 at l0sac "a ~
l2i y Al Il'4c al IA &C.. 30 at l2c. b11. ID at
80 b. Average, zoe, and COURTS about closing out
W,S rem anibs tus1li al noon. There was just car
s or s'ed arrived oday good beef and sold at u.s.
oac " compared ayoraby with city slaughtered
bu'eIya meal markc,a were iaaeye Her, a. an3ng TIE
% PSfrhasing live stock, there was the iechDR nat Inc
nor oSade Wa being fase aid t5at cattle would soon be
leT' gP,y sh4ents 30 Europe viii he over 1000 from
M 4'ohe during The week.
,ock Al Jersey city was booked, 80 eh 10 waixel
9l ana n Morris; ears 20 Chancellor d seymour
crs each ~ - '"''"N'' ' N
g. Goldsmith, sold for r. Morris 20 Illinois lc07 b, 81
s " - ~ d. J3ic: 40 Of ~, at loci 30 of $50 ID,
iss . eee3 l5 Of l0Sl n ~ Ice and 81 oh 80 OF
tgssiae$' ~ ig,'e 90 M Sol LA H. i9e 81 d. For A.
''Vo D, 9'1c, 10 ID OF ll75 ., lOisc, OF 1895 D..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
I2s 90 For ssaacr. 80 1889 q. at loc- and 10 of

oU 10 tor saadier 20 OF ll39 D. MlOhcr ana 10 OF
sanusls for Morris 90 common little lilnoi. steers
pIS : ~ FL q * i0
eS %s at sos ard S SSeT saSs 80 T so. q %
Coney McPherson for s Brown 20 Ohio common cows.
9a2 D. q se s. n is Kentucky lso b. at lo.s
II r q N0rSS p ohio }S 81 ~ X ssi =
S Ohio sss1 g 90 for feaacssT
and eS SfS BE- 81 sss lS
ICc for Morris 10 bulls LILO b. AT - 10 81 steers
sherman csvsT wsHcl Asrto9 q Illinois III.
s sSSgf il SiIs aS e. 9S % S0i
II lIE M5 AZ As5GR each az Ss
L9a1erC S for waixc Acrton SO light steers oss
n; az 9lac, and 81 each 10 Of l,,s6 ~ ioi.c, seS
s o. BoSuc s of Of the %xel & A. cattle Tsi$ g. at Ioc
c&iyrs-Arivals day Os mostly Washington Market
Hog rlenty and low that was impossible to
@ County at Holy
Peters sold 90 mostly RneSs Comfy at Ss g. a gpys
10 eraser: at sIs oach; ana at $1s O. vor,r
.sS6s aHs ssaa SsST p;s aye sSHsS+Sd be Is
fos 10 G o T Tc' T Ser & run Sgn TO tell on
prices We report another &c sdysncS The sales of to-
Kass MepSerscS sold Jersey CITY iS9 jersey 80 At
Illinois SS H. at ssc; 80 Illinois 81 b. c 1859 OHIO 100
syesths 81 Ohio 90 n sG \, &C. at
81 do 100 ID, l4c: lS4 sheen and lambs 81 h. 6i2c
IfalenbecS Davis Forty eigtl-st, Isl state sheep
o. b. Gle. 100 Canada sheep and lambs 10 TO- AZ ic
Arrivals % ut Jersey City and of Fortiehst
making Sl72i total since saturday l3,6il against
strength underline light receipts few Western dressed
coming they quoted at Sc though sac was
slaughtered a.M9c very few selling below
SIC in fact il said DC. the price OF ali
weIghty very heavy Jerseys reported ~ S o.
w Reid sold Y live Ohio 1913 10, at 7iso III OF loi ID AT
7i4c. and laG 10 arrive al 7Ss'.
BUFFALO Ian lS.-CATTLK- Receipts to-day, 4j9 head ;
total thus far 57S7 head 7Oll bead for e
same time week difference for the week thus lir OF 40
cars du aboU; all good offerings disposed OF
yesterday demand for good shipping grades hardly spP1
Of IS Of fair u good butchers cattle 20 me local
trade yesterdays prices shipments OF % cars
SUETP ASD today 500 head; total for the
week thus head 1890 head for the same time last
wees Tic market ruled du and slow only slipped
on sold 10 Eastern dealers at fu yesterday
| p!!crs an. > ears % city trade.
ceptS to-day, 1900 head; total FOR the week TINS
far 5000 head 700 head for the same 1mf week mar
ke pens flll; shipments car; sales OF car com
York weighs at So IS; car, tar heavy at 80 oO@
Sc IS 10 the city traNc
EAST LIBERTY. Penn, Jan. 1S.-CATTLE-Eeccpis To-Day
head all through ears OF ward STOCK a3l ms
total days 36j3 head; very sc buslaess Gone
20 dow AL offerings being wen cleaned out YESTERDAY hesL
/ 6Si 30.
oGs-Rccepts day. 4455 head making The total for the
three days ITO hoad Workers, $oat6 90; ihaepih"
uHP-Reccpts to-day 500 head making the total Tor the
three days I 800 head selling at ~ GS6 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
EXECUTOR's SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.


sold Public SALE the Gptn House, kept
by George Whitfield IN the CITY OF New Castle Delaware on
TUESDAY. February 1877, NJ IL O'Clock me following
valuable property belonging to the estate OF EDWARD ED
No
C0nGs valuable FARM of about 27J acres Situated on
TIE Wilmington and Hares Corner road ahOut , miles from
WILMINGTON and the dsfarce from View CASTLE now occ
pied by Jason Davis esq Theeare the properly good two
story brick Hons, with back bniinss good Earn Gtany,
Icch0uss, and other OnfbItings sufficient for the farm
throw ing good spring water 10 The buildings Inc Lana -
In high state Of cultivation wen fenced anu wen w9terc
Hares Corner station on the Delaware Railroad aoins the
property.
No 2
Contains about 12J acros fronting on the Delaware RIVER
about pa miles below New Clsc and highly prodnctiyo
portion ~ This tract H. marsh. The buildings consist OF Two
twostory frame Houses. fronting on the River road
No 3
CoIs Of fine FARM, situated on the River roai
2a mile below New Castle ana contains about 500 acres
OF very line land in high STATE Of cultivation The improve
mens consist o. story Dfk House, WITH pack Dungs
Hay house CANARY Icehouse aud very large amt suta'
tia ban there is also on this a.m wostpy Tenant house.
and throSng good water to the buildings The prop
eriy Is now occupied by Azlrnh +. smith, esq.
40. !
10 acres and situated the Red Lion road,
e state Road station the Delaware Railroad and Is
adjoining no. ,.
The above properties all in New Castle Hundred New
Castle County, Delaware.
This sale viii Do positive, required by the viii.
]. L. TAGGARr,
Of the last will Of Edward Edwards deceased, with
ful ocag and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
Proposals.

WHITE PLAINS, JAN 10. 1877.
PROPOSALS.
Z NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that sealed proposals
win BE- received until MONDAY Jan 49, 1871 at II O'clock
m for PRINT IN BOOK FORM THE PHOtEED
iTI;S oF Tile BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF WEST
on ESTER COUNTY FOR THE YEAR lS7G.
Riauk proposals specifications for tho work 10 DO per
formed NAY be had application to Charles H. Brney, q
Wall II GeO Alderman l7S Greenwich st.. New-York; A.
~ WiIisea Dobbs Ferry Coffin ~ Brown, Peekski G. G.
Chil sing sing and o. Miller, White Plains. Proposals
t he Scaed and addressed the undersigned, Surro
,t,s Once White Plans Westchester County, N Y The
ht ia reserved reject all the bids received III con-
sider,d for the interest OF tho county 10 do So
A q. WILLSEA
COFFIN - BROWN.
c. H. BIRNEY,
Committee Repairs and Supplies
MIR. SCATTERING" received Its votes
for President November the Anti Secret Society
ticket 500 For full details of the popular vote on President
icr the fifty years, TRIBUNE ALMANAC Tor
1871 Price 2jc, postpaid Address THE TRIBUNE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
CoNnirp propcrtn 10 Get.

so LET-At TauytOwn, handsomely FUR
4 NISu.D HOUSES aud COZ FACES, all conyoniences,
al yery low Iea:.. ;. EMERSON, oJ9 Gtnayo
Oh I.n MONTHLY RENT. Forty minutes
az s1tJ con- .ori from Ibrry-t Competing trunk
!iI y numerous trains ti mlrghti yearly fore ruO con-
nOhse mas
rG5fs iirae collar Heater bot and colo water OATH
,r,,t cgnela etc: large villa plot lIi ont III a"
tr . sallrn shade lIGL VINES, berries sci l0ciuoh hg
.Id healthy - minutes Walk 10y paved tCt5
tr os and Ut center O CT ~ EhZapetD ahd l"o
minutes, wal. IRON passenger station NJ West tLaDeta
Central liroai. Apply at premises or 10 TIE U" NH"
ROcm . No. Nassau.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
Anrtion GaIes of Real Gstnte.

A SSlGNEE" SALE.
IA HOUSE AND LOT AT SOUTH ORANGE, NJ
l.. II. and NJ +. SMITH, Auctioneers.
The subscriber will sell at public auction on the premises on
SATURDAY, JAN. 20, AT O'CLOCK r. NJ
the house and lot situated SecOnds between Aceny
and Prospectstt, occupied by Martin Pundt LOT oZt
fruit and grape vines the premises Terms made
known on the day OF sale. +. WIGAND, Asslgnee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-19
Illsceiiduecus

nlSRASES of MEN requiring skillful and
confidential treatment specially j. JACQUES, d. d.,
a. Fast nuth ST. near Broadway, New York.
Ohce hours, 10 tiil2. and , 10 p. N.
NOR SALE CHEAP-liALF-TlCkE first
class New York to Mobile via great Southern mail route
Address J. W. +. BOX IL, Tribune Chice
rg1HE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1877 gives
4 the Republicans l4I members Of The next House OF
Rrpres. natives The Democrats las, with three 70 Dc
list of the members Of the Forty
fr onqres and II the FORTY NH ~ far "a elected see
THE Tribune ALMANAC Tor 1871. FIce, z0", poS'pau'
Address THE TRIBUNE