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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-09-04
WANTED i!

want man to take charge of light pleasant and
honorable business that will ay from two to Ave
thousand dollars year above expenses. No ex-
perence aud but little capital required Gall at once
at Off of Bishops Hotel, where shall be for two
three days only.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-09-04
StockboIders, Meeting.

The Annual Meeting of stockholders Of Montpelier
Manufacturing Company for the election of directors
for the year next ensuing and the TRANSACTION OF any
other business thought proper when met VIII % nea
september newt, ste o'clock. Pm,
CHARLES WELLS,
Clerk and Treasurer.
Montpelier, AuSustiith, ISIS FS'wS
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-09-04
CHIrTENDEN COUNTY.

Mary Emerson, formerly Of Richmond, Vermont,
committed suicide at Great Falls, y. Il Thursday
while in a 6t of dependency, taking oil of cedar.
she was q years old
Sanford Lee, Jercho's constable aud collector, is
said to have decamped with 81 800 OF state taxes
and the state treasurer has sued the town.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-09-04

Athens, o. X. Edwards, 81 IL
Birth o, w. II. Rockwell, ind563 90 1S
Brookline. S. c. Higgins, 23 4 l,
Dummerston,H r. Stoddard, SO s L
Grafton, Samuel Phelps. 1863 90
Jamaica, w. II. II. Hnlton, 100 10
Marlboro, Y. II. Whilney,ind 81 l 2
Newfane, ii. J. Merrifeld, 1877 2S 2
Putney, VIM. Robertson, 100 Q S
Rockingham, II C.Johnson,30 1913 8
rownshend, o. R Garfield, IA 10 9
Vernon. X. S. Wood, SO l6
War,lsboro, II. A. Dexter. 1913 9 /
Westminster. d. G. Gorham, l4S 4 8
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
Ncw DublitatlcnS.
THEMATCHMAKER. ASOCIET,

rTHE ASOCIETY NOVEL.
BIZ BEATRICE REYNOLDS.
THE MATCHMAKER. \ society Novel Nv Beatrice
Rcynolds. Being volume eighteen Of Pctcrson's Dollar
black aud gold Price ~ or IN paper cover
with Ihcu" and Kathleen" price 90 cents.
MRS. BURNETT"S POPULAR NOVELS;
Price Of each 81 cents In paper cover or u IN cOh
Theo BY Mrs. Burnett author OF - Lass o loWr1Js"
Kathleen Perfect Love story. by Mrs Burnett
Pretty Polly PembertOn. by author OF "1hcO" and kah
lccu.'
The Matchmaker BY Beatrice Reynolds.
The story OF Elizabeth" BY Miss Thackeray.
Two WAYS MarnOny or, Is II Love, False Pride
The Red ilil Tragedy BY Mrs SouthWOrfh.
That Girl Of Nine. BY author f Lover OF Nine
Bcssie's SIX Lovers a Charming Love story.
That Lover Nine BY author OF THAT Gil Of Nine
AmOurs OF Philippe. BY octave Feuillet.
Above each IN paper II eRch in cloth
by all booksellers and news agents
Of them, will bc sent 10 one 70
any place postpaid Temting prcc 10 the Publishers
4. u. PETERSON & BROTHERS,
l,Inafn n IhilllclnhiH Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

the exercise OF WILL in capital letters obtains Tor
tune of two hundred millions jumps her horse over
fashionable drag in Hyde Park, shakes hands win
Queen Victoria at Windsor drinks Of the FOUNTAIN OF
perpetual youth and is left at last supremacy
shedding das italics and exclamation marks, as tue
gorgeous romance sputters out The book can hardly
be called literature but It is lively sort Of Fireworks
and certainly il has few duh pages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
no PRESERVE THE TRIBUNE.

Since the Weekly SemiWcckly OF THE TRIBUNE
have enlarged in size and greatly improved In foTma
large number OF subscribers have sought cheap and durable
binder WheTeEitl preserve their paItrH. -. 90, ,,,
THE TBlBUNE has received supply OF PATENI BlNDEhS
which have pared 10 meet tins requirement Ihty
convenient neat and durable ana VIII
be subscribers by express lcargos pad by he Pu
chascT will be delivered Tribune Publication once, on
receipt OF II. Address THE TRIBUNE. New-N0rk.
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Gitn Real GsIlIe for Sale.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW.
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES. No. ABS broadway cor. Thirty
bTstst or 3OS Twenty third st., Eighthavc
200 Ihrlaye., cor. Forty seventh 81; AZ the HARLEM
0FFICE. No 2.2SI Thirdayc, Onchundrelani
twenty fourths arlem savings Bank BnilGng up 10 50
~. at Irregular office ratcA
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Brooklyn or
other property hrst cass house lin feel on 49tl st. be
tween 9TH and Ghaves ". II. WELLS. No 50 Lbertyst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
douses ano farms uanteo.

EURNISHED.C0UNT HOUSE wanted for
Onfhgh and healthy ground an hour from the
city, with of horse and carriage not over 500 per
month careful and prompt tenant Address Box 1901 Post
Office.
[XANTED-TO occupy all the year round,
prospect eventual purchase nice property IN
fremont or ntghborhOOd gentleman seeking recreation
IN taking moderately sized place and willing TO incur
the expense Address A, $50 West l6th-st.
VVANTED-FOr a cash custOmer--farm, with
w good buildings about so within 80 miles OF city,
n New.YOrk state RULAND q WHITING, Beekman-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
Drocklnn propertn 90 Eet.

At S7j0-BrOwn-stOne house, large, elegant;
~ all improvements mirrors; trstcass ncighbOrhoOd six
blocks TO ferry Brook bargai1D ELSTON2s OeTtyst NY
E7O RENI-Very lOw-Fine house with or
without garden and stible) in BroOklyn handy by rail
To al the ferries. Address, Y. y. p O.. Box 1876
.l1.S CARROLL-ST., near COurt-st.-The 3
$50 story browns0nc basement and brick house IN first
viii be rented low 10 good tenant Apply to J.
f.. CORNELL, 81 COurtst, BROOKLYN
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Real Qrstaie TO gxrbanae.

WANTED to EXCHANGE.
w BOSTON REAL ESTATE FOR NETWORK CITY
PROPERTY.
desirable brick dwelling house. In good repair Davis
BOSTON containing l3 with all the modern improve
Has been renting at 81 zoo the past years
No encumbance Would like TO exchange for SewYork CITY
property free and clear subject TO small mortgage Price
Rel 6Uu4 SS crps Ho.eS SS9N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

NETWORK Monday April %, 1873
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change saesroom TODAY:
BIZ Richgrd =; d Msraea .4tw
Of SHAVE, lot 2sx9s9 Henry Well.
,r,cs ,us By x HHSS oi ~ NO SCR gSP AveA
cor Of isihs lot 2lx90 Mutual Life ms Coz. o4Oo
Mofann 2sd WARD 2SSci6 Mutual Ellie FMS 600
,ot ro, 100 Sg Il fS W Of if islayc 251l542r
1loSllj Thomas Mcclure '''''
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NETWORK CITY.
Archer George and wife to T5 5 ;o Kpdersan 1000
As'3T SoIn ag1 TiG % SGR Pdye $500
AuGY, gon Gth hh1 we 5000
neeTs onry and W1tS to John D Beers i0jihst
800 It OF 9TH ave- 7Oxl00, and also l69th 90 ooo
IT,, :, $40 ft V Of 4thaye 60xlO0 10 2Zooo
lOO and also lO9ths, 10 Of 5thaye, 25x ooo
SANE loo % same cor anu w 5000
Bonne philip and Vie to Bernard Gns6ury. No57 ooo
BfCT o y H Of av yp 2xso o..o lOJCO
Brueman Edwasd j, to Francis f Brlgman Denman
PostclIo,d, n s. 500 il Of Denman,st, 2lxs5 .oo
bufF shf50 S r. of Give 80 g0S $4,000
De' mr. SI r. ai Of T iteye 60OO
DOYLE ira shq S iSiooS ems 10000
DUFFY iO Jane u aud has1an; Charles sanders
i6;bst :. is0 Of 7tave, 5ox O64 $4,000
fA, . Ja'fS ssgtg r. Of daye 2iSSi , 1000
IoHs u.s. O. t. o Riynstons st. 24COO
'l' cor oi and iss O azS %S 1900
""'IniL ir'1. Us II Of dave 2xi0OlI $500
on .i'1 " II concoryc 2ia ward i06T952 1866
Grant Louis referee, 20 Matter ldrmohd, l0hs oooo
[
Hagcrry, Michael II; executor etc TO William Cam
saL I5oth-st, 32l'roft Of southern Boulevard o,o
uaISt.aG Daniel B. executor etc to Isabella 4 Levy,
executrA' ETC. 22dst 100 Il Of ''haNe' 2o1 ,oo
HAT rgs.G IN '' 1900
5 56S oo pa.' 40, 30 80 '. $4,000
S''.S 10 tIxs s' iriegnIr. - 5000
az yHA s =: ~ II Il r h[ ". 561ioo f @ ' $500
''"'1i i1lgI iG 7yas5 $500
stSn " ~ Il Of is ave- 25SIoj 10000
Kenny. John J, To Annie \ O tonncr. NO 81 fark'sL
l,rtIci'. FrtdSrck and We to Louis p Krclc,.,
100 " . .',1 $685. 400
L'n1n cl h SSayc iISa5 ''. 1900
i0' los Dsi'' 5000
45Qnwoi Westinghouse ~ Waraa IJ rd
map Of "Mcrcs'l, irregular. ;aiiii,;;.;.-
i5sI 20 Il II 6tiayG @}yGilO 1860
S''Ir 20 il. '''' ',..' 1880
sam ave. 20 a52Si i' 80 10000
L" ,g it.' lar - 10000
O'Conrur. Dennis ani wife, % John Kenny, No u
Reed dJNs W To- menTy De Forest 30 81 Ptis
aud 80 C"!aTst and also cedar"t 3 s. ~ IT " Of
,1i and I'D Tast 4jtir SGG 100 5 1900
RIsIS sornrI tySh and Gf I732Tcsar 5000
hy1p J%@ aa %i sa 10 lIs 'Do 5000
Sanders, CharlrB j., - Terence J Duny, Jlsls II =
$50 II " ~ GthaNe "jx.~ q, and also ]6t.st n = - 800.
$50 7tlavr, 2ONlOdf ZJ,OUO
seitL Elizabeth 10 Nafn'no 'l1' lOlco
Vaudrrkrsr 4 l.. rescTcc, 10 william ScheTmerhorn
s' o nI a S,r o : liz It Of ATeA G0xi60 1900
"'I I6g i,. Of Madanatc IsGxi0S 1850
Sl'o on 10 yt' IL tT6s 1850
% % man c %'i t ave and ioihS @ioxioo $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
HOW SHE CAME INTO HER KINGDOM A Romance.
Iomo nm Raj C,hicaRo. Jansen. 4

I2mo. PIP. SS7. Chicago Jansen. McClurg Co.
This is highly spiced story in which ship
wreck magic society, love- and psychology mingled
in astounding confusion. In form it autobiography
which begins with a secret that is never revealed, and
ends with problem stated in the last chapter and
never solved The heroine is first discovered at sea.
sayage aud misanthropic, fleeing from dead past"
into mysterious future, but we do not discover what
was III matter with her. and the spasmodic and tenn
pestuons en- o,ons which rack her soul with prolonged
torture seem TO lack Ineligible cause. Perhaps 1t is
TOO much TO demand that romance OF this sort shall
be reasonable. 1t is enough that the general reader
will be interested In the adventures OF the marvellous
creature. who Is shpwrecked by the help Of an earth
quake volcanic island In the South Atlantic roams
through gliterng hung with crystals OF gold
and flowing with golden waters, controls the elements
with steel bar, usually called It." and kept In "a
skeo Yields thunderbOts, does tremendous things BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
Enginecr.SeSIstary Lisht-iioousc Board.
PROPOSALS for BURGLAR-PROOF
| VAULrs for the L. :. sUBTREAsURY, NEW.

PROPOSALS for BURGLAR-PROOF
| VAULTS for the L. :. sUBTREAsURY, NEW.
YORK CITY. .....
OFFICE or SiPFENisING AhCHlIE'T
THEN-tl, DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, u. G., Aprn II. ISIS. y
SEALED PROPOSALS VIII Dc T,sclyed ai TINS One nn
I'D day 81 April 1873, Tor furnishing delivering
and building place complete BrrsaI.pr"oi Eanl IN ne
L. \ IN New York CIV, IN accordance win
specifications. copy which an additional niolmalnn
on apuica this OHicc, the once OF Geeal
Thomas IIllhouse, = Assistant Ire surc Nc" r"rk or
the Thomas r. Jackson superintendent OF lrlals
of the L. : Court Pest Office ~ New Ofk tlty
JAS q. HILL supervising Architect
THE TRUSTEES or the NTWYORK AND BROOKLYN BHnGE
OFFICE, No. ~ WArERsr. BROORLIN, April -, 1875
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the trustees NeV-Nok and Brooklyn Bndge, ~
their Office Water ~ BTuOAlyn, until j. IN. MONDAY,
Anil ~ ISIS manufacture AMI delivery OF about
10000 barrels 81 Lie CLMEN during the current
set,on. Specifications can be had AZ tic office.
VA. EOEBLlNG, ChrfEnginccr.
ms TRrSTEE, OF TIE NEW.YoRK AND BRooKLlS BmDGE}
ONCE. No. u Watcr-st.. B-ODEgn. ApHl q. 1875
CEALED PROPOSALS will he received by
- The Trustees NcNurk and brooklyn Bridge a.
their Gnlce p Waterst brooklyn, until ~ H. 81 Monday,
lime g. 1873 for The manufacture ard delivery OF about
GEO 900 feet. board urtSuIelm SOUTHERN YELLOW
~ h. and about 10000 feet, board measure Of WHITE
OAK.
the Trustees W. \. HofhIIN"' 'bci-fnHlh''''
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Cost ail0 fonno.
Mnsiral 5nstrumerts

A DUMAHAUT late s. X. BALL g. Co.,
IA. No IL EAST l4THST
Chickering's Senways other Pianos and Organs low
for cash. on instalments, and for tent
I IGITE g. ERNST, old house of LIghto 81
Bradbury oner their splendid PLAN oFORTEs at low
prices and monthly payments, at IL East l4ths
Also Smiths AMERICAN ORGANS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

FORECLOSURE SALE of the five tenement
4 houses Nos. sGS, $40 3l2. 3i4. and 3l6 Mottst
JAMES W. SMITH, executor, agt. JAMES O'BhlEN, eA'
ccutOT, aid Others. 49,,
The above premises will be cold by ia NJ MILLEn
au0tiOneer, unCCr the direction OF EDWARD y DAhlN,
the Exchange SaesTOom, No. Ill BTOadWay on
Friday April rs 1875, at - O'Clock noon Sale absolute
per Of purchase money remain on bond ana
MOI tgage, cT,i1E Of purchaser.
For maps PAID iui particulars amply az office OF aueOne
No j nest, OF MARTIN IL SMITH, plaintlus aUOf'
No Wailst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
LRS. MITCHELI. hnying retnrned from
pcoposats

DRAXOS ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE, TEXAS.
ID TO IRON MANUFACTU RER~.-PROPOsALs FOR
THE META I~WORK or 4 LIGHTHOUSE FOR BRA
ZUS ISLAND, TENAS.
OFFICE LIGHT HOUSE BOARD
WAruINGrUS d. G.. hpIil TO- 1873. )
Sealed will be received - this Office until twelve
an o'clock saturday tie gTh day % April lST- nom
iron manufacturers for furnishing the N"talWoTE ~ a
IIgt House razp- lsREd, Texas Iaus 80 enc ATOMS
forms NJ proposal aud other information, may be- obtained
from gned application by mail ot In person
PETER e. HAMS,
Major of EuginccTs, I. =. A. o.
Eugiu noe T-spfI, aTy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23

The realms that my visions know!
Tho author Is evidently wordfancier selecting terms
and phrases which either entirely novel; or used IN
n novel application. and which present subject Of
rather curious interest to the student OF language
II will be found however cannot doubt that no sub
tie and ingenious combinations take the place OF the
cordial homebred, juicy expressions which are familiar
in common life and in common talk and that above all
the English words which touch the sympathetic nerve
ere potent in proportion TO their breyy and not their
length. The finest natural emotions do not seek for
utorance a high-soundng phrase and the thoughts
which deep for tears fluid their true express
sion in the gorgeous pOmp OF rhetoric But much Of
the poetry in the present volume is open TO this
proach IL sets forth foamng and hghsplced wines in
beskers Of elaborate aud quaint workmanship while the
thirsty spirit longs for cup OF pure water from the
crystal spring The last poem in the collection is ad-
dressed TO Baudeare and IT Is 10 be hoped that no i'm
patient and uncharable reader will be tempted 10 apply
60 the author the sauaon with which he greets the
erratic Frenchman:
For me thy pOesy's morbid splendOrs wake
A thought Of how, In close miasmatc gloom,
Deep amid some tOad-baunted humid brake
That dark clothes hexuOus fernleaves plume,
Some rank red fungus, dappled like snake,
Spots the black dampness with its elammy bloom!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
Brooklpn Real Cstaie for Sale.

INOR SALE-IIOUSE-OR EXCHANGE
II southeast corner Clinton and Greeneayes; of the
most desirable properties house and about seven lots
splcudd opportunity builder person dcsrnus Of
oung a residence this beautiful avenue. MACCREERN,
ig2 Broadway. Room <, New iOrk
NOR SALE or TO LET-Dweling houses No.
A3 WillOw-st aud l79 WilOughby building No 1913
Renscn ST.: suitable for "A school or business offices.
GORDON l.. FORD, 81 Clare ST., Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
Qcdcners.

LII wanting TEACHERS. Schools, or Pupils,
"a address Amer Educational lnOn, 1bI Btoaa"ay y
Hvini ItodUcHG I71H IN every state fstdblShc" !sJf
4 WELL EDUCATED GERMAN LADY,
~ vino through Il" oErC;i.ncc 81 several Year. VI iu
competent manage an Amer can 81 German household,
wishes position q family. tyl 0s. where thorough good
management e. dome. economy auultCait' lrsi
references aud required Adde'S j. W ClllHl FH>,
Foreign s0p&srlirr. = Uulycr,ity.;.-to.
ELOCUTION, Mathematics Classics, English
II branches Taught; county uis; experts nom 1dlr'
and Harvard Address D, World BuildnL
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 30 Union-square,
II New.NoTk-EuT lccuens made FOR teachers schools
and families fUpricd with Grstclass instructors. ANNA
RANDALI-D1Elll- Manager
AIRS. MITCHELL, having returned from
VA Europe her Families and schools sup
ied competent aad foreign gent men aud
lady Iseiu information TO families and iai lies
going Several hHguss desire To accompany
falDi..s ICcUcncna; correspond enc VIZ" cst
agencies europe. TEACHERS Bt HI.At 81 West 5'
81. Hours - tn 4.
fgNEACHERS OF ability and experience sup
pied good positions. Vow y the time 20 apply for
SEPIEMBER VACANCIES. 4. COTI~WORIH PlNtk-
NEl Agency supplies teachers with positions Application
stamp. Supplies scnOOls and families WIN c0p
Instructors, without cLaTgc so Uuonsq 4iba'Csdc,
Ny
rI'EACHERS of known ability and character
promptly provided families scools colleges reliable
teachers wanting e. next session should apply W
stamp JN Schemrrlon, Soc 80 J. litlst,Nh
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5neirnctlon.
For Boys and Young Men-Country.

For Boys and Young Men-Country.
1-O A QUARTER for boarding, schooling,
~ books &C. &SIwhSs expense 81 for Young
men and boys 30 EXTRA students a@sS
q fP can F@ nao sIS in
manshp. Latin, Greek, ana Mathematics French Sera
ara R Hg5 na iRa
Ten al Saaqsl yo one had j. Hinton the Rev. Dr.
Hill eIPreseent Harvard the Rey DR. PeaeSdy .ne Hey
Thomas v Cooper Media has seven churches ane
a temperance charter.
For Young Ladies-Country.
COTTAGE SEMINARY for Young Ladies,
- POsoTn Montgomery CO. & m T yer
Pha and Reading r. RI 40 miles ron paa % srn ID mum
ber For catacrues apply to Geo U. Buuer, a. NJ IIe'p
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for young ladies,
VI bridgeport Conn. Address MISS EMILY NELSON
HONE SCHOOL for children; terms low.
Il 4 Address the Misses HATCH Gs1bury, Conf
HOME Institute, TarrytOwn,N IA boarding
pPd f3 FAY 69S for S.. e W.
IRVING FEMALE COLLEGE, Mechanics
burg Pa hesthful beautiful College, Home ana School
opens cd year Sept. -. Rev. T. P. EGE A. NJ, Pres
MISS WILLIAMS SCHOOL, Worcester,
" Mn'FoF YOUNG h ARA @1LG G SIa PFn aai"'
MRS. VESTS SCHOOL, Greenwich, Conn, =
W. rs who enter for the Pns Ts may BOX 52n under
fVHE MISSES MOTIFS ENGLISH and
LADIES, No. 33 Wai-st, Newiayen Conn Chcuars sent
upon application
YOUNG LADIES' INSTlTUTE.-ln Bonn-on
Rhine Germany For circulars and reference, address
No. ca East l2thst
NOUNG LADIES' INSTITUTE, Rackrin-
( st. H. III. Dresden, SGyony. Principal, Miss f. r
GORDON. For circulars address the Principal OF siss NJ
c. EGMENTRoUT Reading PENN
For Both SexeS-Country.
A CHARMING country home, with instTlc-
~ ton 80 30 week children only over :, under H. Asei
steamboat - cents highest city references AdItss
Eox 1000, South NorwalF. Conn.
BOARD and STRUCTlON.-Parcnts dtsiI-
ID ic q European tour uHcncumbered WITH child
them in experience" maternal care under com.
faithful instruction, surrounded 10y hcalth rnS
irnuCncts Address Mis- j. r. GANiT Sto'kbrid2c Mar
GREENWICH ACADEMY, with Musical In
" pftue and COMMERCIAL College: founded 1902 aStade
school. students received time Catalogue tfee Al
Rev +. D. BLAKESLEE, a. NJ Principal East "fcon'
WiCh. r. J.
6tE.n ur. Dr., &o25 pr. yr. Board and tuition
"a tESI IN al branches IN no KLAND tuLlEGE Nh1ck
NY: hOtli sexes: extras but music W H. BANNISIE~
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fam Schools

VALE Law SchOol.-Rcgullr courses, 2 years :;
Graduate course degree OF DCIL wears Fan tcru'
opens Sept. Address Piut WANLAND New Haven, q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
auetion Sales of Real estate.
FORECLOSURE SALE of Low Price Lots.

Robert r. Taylor against Palmer and oheIs-Thry six
Lots on and adjoining l5Gths and 3dave in the 23d War
this city, 10 from Harlem Iron Bridge VIII be SOLD
the highest the Exchange salesroom on TUES
DAY ODD inst. at IL noon by w. o. HOFFMAN,, Auc'
tioneer; ALBERT GALLUP, Referee.
Also the time and place, Thirty Lots adjoining
These lots are very finely located high ground within
minutes from Third Avenue Extension Horse Railroad
avenue paved with Belgian pavement and the RAPID Transit
VIII pass within minutes OF this property Will probably
double in value within six months adjoining property rapidly
improving will be sold plots easy terms in guarantees
to suit applicants.
Full description in The Real Estate Record
At Of on ADril %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-23
MORRIS WILKINS. Aucti0neer.
DEREMpTORY SALE of PROPERTY q

| DEREMPTORY SALE OF PROPERTY on
hEI HA2r M a62A6EA bEs6H 6gFH and
WArERSTs belonging to the estate OF Jane Bec&man Dor
T. IT, LUDLOW & co. win sell az auction. on THURS.
DAY April % 1873 at II O'Clock. at the Exchange saes
EAST BRoADWAY, No. ll9-Lot 21xGL6 with frame
FAST gaoADwAY and ri7 soa,l S Soa. corner
CANAI-ST Nos D. and gPlot OF ground about 80 feet
'q cHERR XIV 10 3SGIVacant ot 261xiI3 feet
CHERRYST No 1884, southwest corner Jefiersonst-Lot
BIP2iSi0NSE Nos lOi and i0i plot 2lx6Ie, with
DIvIsToNsr Nos 1863, 1892 lCJ and lG5'a-PlO 52r5O
nEERYsT 90 ij6-Twosiory and attic brick house. %
mon R0fsT No 47-Twostory brick house, 92zIO feet
lot yS sei Sit" 2,'E .%!s on t e feet
MADISON ST. No 2l3-Tluce-stoIy brick house. 2Glxf4
PIKE ST 10 eliot 27x8O feet with twostory and attic
sOT Ills No 2s5-vacant lot 2ix745 feet
WATER-sT, 40 2sl-IOt 25xGO7 with twostory brick
Ify Ter cent can remain on bond and mortgage term
Of years. Books and MAPS at No 3 Pne,st.
w o. HOFFMAN. Auctioneer.
II ROBINSON WARREN u 90. VIII sell
salesrooms IN Broadway, 6G ots and adjoining 56t9s
aye Maps ready at Office, lO6 Broadway and at
salesrCons.
WILL BIZ SOLD at public auction on TUES
DAY, Ami 80 at Sciock p ~ on the prtis S,i
river vintage in the town Of Harvard Mass consisting OF
GH5 "a ser S ana If Which are Woodland The house
- large heayyframcd very convenient aud in gooa orasr
been under cultivation for the last forty years,
has upon great variety Of fruit trees MI Wizard
the landlord Of the famous
CIV Hoel Newly city and about 30 selected
this healtfunes5 and beauty Of the location,
a. mis- future residence
The lies the highlands east Of the Nashua River
ard oyerOoks ot that delightful stream. II IL on
the main street of village church. school, post Office
sc. about i've minutes walk from the depot from
which their communication three times day with
Boston, ana Is IN u, respects one OF the
most desirable residences In Worcester County
property Is sold uy direction OF the heirs for the
purppse Of settling the estate.
Terms made known at time OF sale.
Harvard Mass, April S, 1873.
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Corporntlon Notltes.
miscellaneous.

EARMERS.-Gentlcmcn having lawns, and
wanting choice article OF fertilizers, find the
Canada aced and uuleached aslrs In quantrs
suit. by nquirng Of o. BREED, Agent 10 OLD ip y. Y.
MOTHS utterly destroyed in furs, furniture,
vi carpets, clothing. Snicl furniture elegantly cleaned
NAPTHA RENONArING WORKS, Office, 30 East lltlst.
Delays are expensive
WHOLESALE and RETAIL
w PLANT DEPOT.
ATIIANE. ANO 2jTH-ST
Bedding plants flower leeds. eyCrRTeens, agricultural
pemenis sc, at above depot - - -.-
JOHN THORNIIILL, Agent.
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RECORDED LEASE.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

O'Rcilly Thomas. 10 Max a Herman, No 242 0thaye
Jycars at annual rent
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A ENCOURAGEMENT week ; ten writ
~ ing lessons - ladies from IL to o. Paors ~ Fast
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u BETWEEN NEW-YORk AND HAN RE
Pier Company No. ~ North River, foot OF Moronst
VILE DE PARIS, Santelh We'd Nav 4;5V M
ST. LAUKANT Lachesnez. WEDNESDAY May = ~ u
w
Stc1mers marked thus do not carry seerage pasehges
FOR freight and passage st Philadelphia apply 10 AonLo
Shotwel Chestnut sc. 80 ,.-,.-