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Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-27

6lH H0nTO 10000 a year, or e 20 s2O day
WlEnklin your own locality. No risk. Wo-
XIHtlI tmon do rs we'll ne mon. Many
mhHEt fmakc more than the amount stated
~ n II 81 - above. No one can fail 90 make
money fast. Any one can do the
work. ,You can mako from 80 cts 20 a hour by
devoting your evenings and spare time 10 the
business. II costs nothing 10 try the business.
Nothing like II for money making ever offered be-
fore. Business pleasant and strictly honorable.
Reader, II you want 20 know about the best pay
ing business before the public, send US you- adj
dress and we will send you fnll particulars and
private terms free; samples worth sb also free;
you can then mako up your mind for yourself.
Address 0EO. STINsON a Co, Portland, Ale.
420yi
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

CCND To F. G. RICH & CO., Portland, Me-.
OLND for the best agency business in the
world. Expensive outfit free.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-27

Gus prices Oe1Ore Inelr REMOVAL 10 Inelr
new store.
Toilet articles cheaper than ever, and
selling fast at the drug store Of j. e.
Field.
Parties getting up picnics, socials, ETC.,
will do well to call at the Eagle Bakery
and leave their orders for good, substan-
tial refreshments.
Stoves, stoves, stoves, all Of the best
makes, at Hamilton's.
The great rush continues at Hawley
& Co.'s The fact is, people know where
TO buy in order TO save money.
Anspach & Co. desire to reduce their
stock prior to moving, and are now sell
ing clothing and gents furnishings at
prices heretofore unheard of.
The Crown Jewel coal stove is the
best and cheapest; for sale at Hamilton's.
DIR. w. M. Winchester has rented
rooms of Geo. l.. Maltz, in the new
block, which he will occupy as soon as
completed. 4l4.
If you want to buy paints and oils, or
paint brushes, just remember that j. Z.
Field sells them at the lowest prices.
The best basket Of lunch for picnic
can be obtained at the Eagle Bakery, on
River street.
Now is your time to leave your orders
for camp outfits, at Hamilton's.
The best line of dry goods at the low
est prices on the whole shore Is at the
popular dry good store Of G. r. Hawley
& Co., Second street.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-27

Anspach & Co. desire to reduce their
stock prior to moving, and are now sell
ing clothing and gents furnishings at
prices heretofore unheard of.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-27
Is Cent Column.

Advertisements of five lines or less inserted in
this column at l5c per week, and Sc for each addi-
tional line If continued for three months or
longer, 25 per cent dicount from these figures. In
all cases cash Ia accompany orders.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-27

Now is your time to leave your orders
for camp outfits, at Hamilton's.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-27

Stoves, stoves, stoves, all OF the best
makes, at Hamilton's.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-27

The great rush continues at Hawley
& Co.'s The fact is, people know where
70 buy in order TO save money.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-27

The best basket of lunch for picnic
can be obtained at the Eagle Bakery, on
River street.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-27

The Crown Jewel coal stove Is the
best and cheapest for sale at Hamiltons.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-27

If you want to buy paints and oils, or
paint brushes, just remember that j. L.
Field sells them at the lowest prices.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-27

others odors. Ladies and gentlemen of
taste appreciate the sweetness of DR..
Prices Perfumes.
OUR TELEPHONE.
Rather stormy in this section of
the country last week.
Three weeks more, and then the
deer will have to suffer.
Adjourned meeting of the Board
of Education on Saturday evening
next.
Hon. G. f. Lewis, of the Sagin-
avian, is spending a few days in
town.
Prof. Corbin is this week attend
ing the Teachers Institute at Har-
risville.
Prof. K. Bement, the veteran
musical instrument tuner, is in
town for few days.
The public schools of this city
will commence on Monday next,
the lst Of September.
The Free Press says that Chas.
Bewick has purchased the barge
R. N. Rice for $1,000.
F. K. Clough expects to get his
new drug store in order for bust
ness the last of this week.
Mr.. Albert w. Brown and Miss
Susie Dixon were married by
Rev. E. L. Little, last evening.
New sidewalks on Oldfeld street
are appreciated by parties who
have to travel that thoroughfare.
Chas. p. Russell, of Detroit, will
lecture on temperance at Alpine
Hall, on the evening of the 18th.
Prof. j. A. Corbin and his daugh-
ter arrived in town on Sunday, and
will soon commence housekeeping.
The ladies of the White Ribbon
Club are making preparations for
a grand cantata, to be given this
fall.
The Baptist Sunday school pic
mic last Saturday, was largely at
tended and was very pleasant af-
fair.
Geo. L. Maltz is building brick
addition to the rear of the east
end Of his brick block on Water
street.
Potter Brothers IL Co. have
erected large and beautiful sign
of the Detroit Stove Works in front
of their store.
Julius Myers expects to remove
his stock of goods to bis new
quarters at the corner of Second
and Water streets, in a few days.
Fl. r. 81 w. NJ. Gordon have
leased the store at present occu-
pied by Julius Myers, and will soon
open therein q billiard hall and sa-
loon.
The M. +. Sunday school gave a
picnic and excursion to Sulphur
Island on Wednesday last, when
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roptments are or the Glass Of 20, Fletcher, Hll,
Jpees g. f. PerkIns and Pond Of 80, Cooke. Hale,
Hubbard and Stearns The college papers have been
consolidated INFO The AhePGum, which IL Issued every
two weeks aud is often quoted by other Journals.
Tue exercises at this college this morning were cheny
reunions Of glasses. At o'clock the Alumni n'ellhH m
the chapel was largely attended and the folio wing Off
Ger, were chosen President ChicfJu-tce Allen, OF san
FmncIsco: Secretary. Professor A. H. Perry; vice
Dr. Calvin Durfee DIR. Henry l.. Sabn, Professor A. H.
Perry. Justin Kellogg and the Rev. ]. u. MoTeiy.
petition was presented by the Rev. Dr. kttrdge or
Chicago representing the graduates residing IN the
West and Northwest, petiOniDg tue faculty. 10 cohsner
the question Of holding annual examination Tor the
matrculaon Of students In the city of Chicago. The
petition ferred 10 the Board Of Trustees FOR
ORION Sage and the Rev. Dr. william r. haiOek, OF
NewIOIk, then inaly presented ana llaceu III INC
funds 10 the amount OF 500 229 O5, Of which al hut
O'clock class exerc seq were held in the Congregations
Church and ON the CAMPUS Tne ivy was planted. anu
II. II. Fletcher. Of CRANKY, delivered an OVATION
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CALENDARS THIS DAY.

SUPRRAlR CoUKT-CH DonOhue. J-Court opens
10 a. IA. Calendar called III Nos 10. 50, 81 100
1874 49 7G III l9O 49, 1872 1913, 1874, 1876, 800 23G 20
24l, pa, 2i3, $50.
GENERAL IERM-AdOurned until September l.
SPECIAL TEM-DOnohue, J.-Court opens at u m.-No
day calendar.
No calendar.
PAKT Il-AdjOurned for the term
PART JII-AdJourued sine die
SUPERIOR COURT-GENEkAL TRRM.--Adjourned sine die.
SPECIAL TERM-Sedg ck J-COut held between 10 and IL
a. III. No dag calendar.
TRIAL TERN-PART I-AGjourned for the term.
Part II-AdjOurLed for the
Part III-AdiOurned tOI the tern.
COMMON PLEAs-GKEBRAL TERM.-AdOurned until July o.
sPgClAL IEad-IaTremOTe J.-Court opens IL a. m
o LAY calendar.
JOIITY TEKd-AdJOurned for the term.
TaIAL TKRM-PAHT I-AdiOuned for the
PART II-AdjouTned for tho term.
MAXINE COURT TRIAL TEHM-PAgT I.-AdJourned for the
PART II-GOepp, J.-Court opens at 2 T. m.-NOs 1920
1909 66ll, $3.50, t6l7. 1921.
III-AdjOuTned for the term.
GENERAL J-Adiourned for
TIE
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EXERCISES AT AMHERST.

AMHERST, Mass, June 30.-The annual adj
ores, before the Hitchcock Society Of Inquiry was lis
tened TO by large and attentive audience last nght
delivered by the Rev Dr. Ormiston' OF New ork
who spoke for IN hour and half on
" Prove all thngs; hold fast That Whlch Is
good" At hall-past this afternoon Ihe iyue
prize exhibition took pack In College Hail. The follow
Ing Seniors commended for the 500 prize; D. n new
ton subject, Political Economy, It's Tendency j r.
Jameson. subject, Battle of Tours L. l.. ward sub
iec Lord Bacon :" ; W. Marvne. sHllect, -" Adplpne
Theirs -; IL. e. Folger, subject - Ienn'S son g; l..
Goodrich, subj ct, Gustayus and Wacnstein' rms
evening the Kellogg prize speaking took place IN College
Hs Members OF the Sophomore and Freshman CLASSES
@ ln1endrh for The H0O prIlcs.
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NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The President sent
the following nominations to the Senate to-day:
John A. Hunter Of Missouri be ChiefJustice OF the
Supreme Court OF Utah Territory.
Corp, Colonel John Newton TO be
Colonel Major George H. Meudel TO be IleutenantCo
L. A. Barnes John F. Rollins be Register Of the
ONCE Receiver Of Public Moneys, respective, at
Gainesville. Fla.
The above nominations Of Messrs. Barnes and Rollins
are corrections Of the nominations which
Saturday last reversed.
The President this afternoon withdrew the nomina-
ton OF X. 5. Mathews United States District Judge
for Maryland Vce-Judge Giles, deceased and replaced
il with the domination OF Thomas ]. Morris, OF Bat
more, for the same appointment
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COMPLICATIONS.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-The Senate in ex-
ecutlve session has confirmed the following nominations
Thomas j. Morris United District Judge for
Maryland
john A. Hunter Missouri be Chief Justice
preme Court OF tab Michael ShaeneT removed.
Colonel JoIn Newton be colonel and
H. Mende ~ Dc Lieutenant Colonel in the Corps q
Engineers.
samuel w. Chubbuck be Postmaster Gold Hill, Ne
yada.
Louisa De Register and John T. Rollins to
Receiver Of Public Moneys at Gainesville, Florida.
The Senate to-day rejected the nominations Of Car
tain Edward Barnett to be Commodore and Commander
o. +. stanton 10 be Captain ia the Navy.
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Corporation Notltes.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

4 D
~ COMMON oo S d 10 %E at poSr
OF Board Of ducaron. corner OF Grand and nsis for
fuiSiiu r furnishing new healing appaEaus . be done
81 Tie Trustees o, the Fifth Ward until $50 Mon
SAN iGi W n |t4 v. LGG&Tf, ,ou'O w. '' JOHN HAM
''' Board of school, Trustees Filth Ward.
BIZ the Trustee Of the Mimi Ward until 1880 H.
on Moulay July 1919 for outside non stairway Tor Gram
D ElLi'RY DESIsoN. NJ. D., Chairman.
Board OF school Trustees Ninth Ward.
tho q the Teat ward gni o'clock o n on
70. HENRY r. BOONE,
PETER DENNERLEIN, Chairman,
Board School Trustees, Tenth Ward.
Ply The Trustees the Fourteenth Ward until 1870 O'Clock
mar ~ school No 30 FRANKLIN SMITH. NJ D.
GEOEGErH UM, Chairman.
Board o; School Trustees, Fourteenth Ward.
BY the Trustees Of the rfeeutn Ward until $50 O'Clock
ON lusda JaY B. 1871 Tor shGi9 122I e. i2T gram
HEsRI NJ. TABER, Chairman,
Board of School Trustees Fifteenth Ward.
y the Trustees Of the Ward until II o'clock
a TUESDAY Juy 5, 1879, for painting ana repairing
Tor steam neitinE and yendlang apparatus for the
neT building On tEr Tsat % mr. @ SSh1 1 H as Named
Also for painting and repaIing GrammSr sg1oS, Building
l. ELLERY ANDERSON, Chairman.
Board Of School Trustees, Twenty-frst Ward.
BY the Trustees OF the rweu;ysacond Wari until o'clock
p Tuesday July s. for altering Grammar school Build
INK No. Il. .-c--
mar SCnOo q. 81.
'''' JOEL W MASON.
WALTER CATER, Chairman,
Secretary, 49,
Board Of school Trustees Twenty second Ward.
by Of the Twenty third Ward until $3.50 O'Clock
p. Tuesday July \ 1879 To- building new closets Tor
school No. 81. NATHAN ,. KING, NJ D.,
GEOHGE j. a. NORMAN, Chairman,
Secretary,
Pins and specifications may be seem and blanks for pro-
obtained at office OF the supcl1nten0ent OF
30 asOl BJl .uIugs 40. 40 GiauusL. third hOJr.
The submitting proposal ana IN" parties proposing
write ms name and place OF resi-
Gcncc said proposal
responsible and approved suretes residents Of this
required IN all cases.
proposal will be considered from persons whose character
dealings with the Board OF Education render
their responsibility doubtful.
Jy no accepted contractor Will he permitted
Grst obtaining IN wring permission irom the Com
mttv @ Building ~ The Board II kducatloA
the r.gHt 10 reject or all OF he
proposal, submitted.
Dated New YORK, June %. 1879.
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GOING TO EUROPE.

The following is list of the cabin passen-
gers who will sail for Europe to-day by the French line
steamship Amerque. and that Of the Guon line
ship Wisconsin, which sailed yesterday:
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AT A VIRGINIA COLLEGE.

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, June 3O.-The Com
mencement exercises OF the University Of Virginia
introduced last evening by the annual sermon by the
Rev. DIR. r. H. MrKlm, OF Ncw-York. The text was
snail do, then, win JesIsf The large audience
listened attcHtIycy throughout. To-day tne regular
1ncet In. ~ N. Hmlrl OF NIsltnrs wa. HON.
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fosl an0 foun0.

I OST or STOLEN.-Bank Bo0l, issued by
the Seamcn's for saytngs New.Yor. the suJ
rtbef GEORGE +. TRAP. II NOT found returned 10
wiLmn 80 days from THO date, vl apply 10 the
bank "a book
New. York. July /. 1879.
4 OSI or SrOLEN.-Bink Books No. 1864
l aud No l4slS of the German Savings Bank. II not
the bank before the LIST day OF August
1870 application Will DO made 10 tine bank for books.
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Gouartnersnlu Noutes.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
~ MILLER. GRANT & co.
Notice hereby gwen The partnership heretofore exist
ing Alexander Miller Duncan A Grant, Francis r.
Cunningham J. SUhm doing business under the
lrm nano OF Miller Grant & IN the City OF 81 Los Mo-,
is this day by mutual consent the said Alexander
Miller having Withdrawn from said firm.
Dated ST. Louis, June u, 1879.
ALEXDR MILLER.
DUNCAN GRANT.
bRANCI5 T.. CUNSINGuAM,
VICTOR j. SCHMIIT.
The above will be continued the place by
tho undersigned under the firm name OF GRANT GUN
NlNGHAM g. co.
DUNCAN A. GRANT,
BRANCIS p CUNNINGHAM
VICTOR j. SCHMITG.
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UtopoSuls

ENGISEER OFFICE WASHINGTON MONUMENT.
WASHINGTON, ID. g., June -, 1879.
PROPOSALS for PORTLAND CEMENT for
L the WASliINGTON MONUMENT sealed proposals
for delivering $500 barrels Of PORTLAND CEMENT.
or lees site OF the Washn g0n Monument this city,
will received until The 9TH day ~ July spechoa-
tons blanks further information rcqu DO
taiucG a this Office THOMAS LING OH CASEY.
Lieut. Col. Corps OF Engineers Engineer IN Charge
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF ESGRANISG AND PEINIINo, July j, lSIy.D
GEALED PROPOSALS will he received at
this Office unt l. O'CLOCK Tuesday the l5th m
5O2Z square wire cloth,
IL mrsi painted drah, ~ follows
Olr piece { feet wide, ~ o. feet long
one piece u feet Wide - feet long
one piece u Iect feet long
Tho submitted shOll BE- foot for the article
doit tlc ID Iartuent tn Washington.
The night waive defects and all bids Is
served.
Proposals should marked Proposals Cloth"
and addressed o. II. IRISH CAi'r of Bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

THE FALL OF A FRIEND.-An Irishman hav-
ing Dren od that the price uf bread had fallen,
claimed That Is the first time liver reoiced at tie fail
oil my blst friend"
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RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsgEs4
49,, .raur g,rrx

Broadway. No POI. between Fulton and Dey.sts 2O4
NIOJ Charles smith and wife 10 The Western
Union Telegraph Company. Onehaf part %. ..... 4
same property HAN " Walsh and another. exec
utOrs CfC, 10 same. Oue-half part Of
S5th ~ IA q OF Ayr-A. NlO22; J. Johns Ou
and husband 10 r Williams ................
53d-st O. 200 II Of lOthay 2Jxl OO.5; II Befis
10 iona Scbaefrr and wife ........... .......
llth-st :. 1867 90 " II University pl 23XlO7.3:
a : Bail To l. Norwood ...............
l09ih-st ;. 100 70 OF 4th.aye 75XIOOll George
Cne ana Others 70 FlnW gartsn .....-.........-..
lsstst, S. 2COH " Of 6th.aye, 20x0zj Gilbert 70
AHAtIeti4'
5Gth.s =, 800 n ~ lUthayo, 23xlCO5 T. b Scha.
for referee 10 brooks ........
66tb-st 300 fte 81 lUthayo, 2jxlDl1; @ Price.
referee 10 Brooks
6Gih-st 20 Il Of lUth-.ve, Box lOO6 y - Scba-
fer referee. O. b ssJhUne-.
Great IOresst, 1904 ~ a. iafayetc-gi, 22aeJ;
ii Fountain, Ieielee. to the Metropolitan Saw.
ings Bank .......
sunolk.sL " T. 100 IT n Of BrOome-sr. 251lOO; the
Washington Life Insurance Company 10 Charles
Water 81, No l3 22N0O. q l. 3 Moring 10 Gina case
Va1dewdter-st, = >, suxl l3riTegular; 4 " jenkins
ana wife 10 II " .......-.-
5th-sve. r, 5j.ll ftso Of l2jthst, lsxSO; WelIe
and VIE 20 " = Whltc.
63d-st D. 100 n q of Ma'IsOnavr. l2.0xluO; James
Mcdonnell and wife tO Y Racfe. ................
56thst, ! lS ~ " II 4th.ayc, lSxIUu.J; W Noble
anu wife 10 j. HannOr.-..
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

the houses declare Senate 10 be adjourned
without day." Applause on the hoori
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THE COURTS.
EFFECT OF CONCRALING A MARRIAGE.


A QUESTION OF DOVER RIGHT IN CASE OF AL
LEGRD ADULTERY.
John G.. Dietz several years ago sold some
land TO samuel Schiller for $4,000 tho purchaser
understanding that Mr. Dierz unmarried. He spoke
in aectonate terms of his first wife, but made no
mention OF second After paying foI several years
the interest on the mortgage which he had given Mr.
Schiller learned from yspaper reports that MI Dc1
was seeking divorce from his second wife, TO whom he
was married when the sale OF land was made. Mr.
Schiller at once demanded that the deed be cancelled
and his money returned 10 protect himself against the
demand for dover rights the part OF the WIFE This
refused and suit begun IN the Special Term OF
the Supreme Court. In the meantime MI Dez
had been prosecuting his suit for divorce from
his wife on the ground OF adultery she
answered by alleging adultery his part, and ne
defeated. He, however. carried to the Court Oi AZ
peGs the question whether adultery having Deen proven
against the fc, she could claim dover, even though
the husband had Jailed 10 Obtain divorce because or
his adultery The Court of Appeals decided against me
husband. Mr. schiller succeeded In Winning MS SUIT
against Mr. Dietz the Special Term OF the supreme
Court. 4 decision was handed down by the GtneIal
Term Yesterday. IN which Judge Brady wrote TIE Opl-
ION, filming tine conclusions OF JudEe van Brunt III
the court below. Judge Daniels cOncurs win MN III
holding that Mr. DetZ guilty OF fraud III not us
closing fact OF his marriage, and that the deed Was
therefore void.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02

Officer John Nugent was arraigned In the
Court General Sessions yesterday on the indictment
charging him with completely In the Manhattan Bank
burglary. W. F. Howe, his counsel, IN reply to the
questions interposed plea OF not guilty IN his
behalf In dong ne asked for speedy trial NO day
was fixed for trial aud has not been decided whether
the case viii De heard ia Court OF General Sessions
over and TesBiner william Kelly, another on the
Manhattan Bank robbers also arraigned He was
not scented by counsel He pleaded not Ruly ana
was remauded for trdl.
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RECORDED LEtsrs

oh st. 27j II " Of Ayc-A, 2Jx962, 20 wears at
annual rent ot. -..-................
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RECnRnEn NORrHAfE,

Walton Z + 20 John Kaiser, cigar stand IN u Jane
Hotel years, at annual rent Ol...................
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Grn Real gstate for 5ale.

GIN Real gstate for sale.
EOR SALE.-TwO splendid 2d-ave. lots adj
Joining southwest corner OF l20hst and 2eayej aisp
south side l0oth ST., west Of 9thaye W. BOiEll, ~
Broadway.
I'D LOTS-All sand, full front, on Easterly
Boulevatde 145 feet deep suitable for improved
tenements hats price lows terms 10 suit BOYD owner
il4thst ana lstaye
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DrucklDn Real Gstate for Sale


Stsl SnA $3.50 cash buys 4-stOry brick
DO..DOU. Store lsx45xs0, on leading avenue, near
Prospect PARK. This good and chance 10 make
money. RULAND & WHITING, . BeeAmArst
DSA LOTS in growing neighbOrhOod, Brook
sIO lyn will be sold very figure cash or one
half cash. Parties about locating large manufacturing
interest would do wei to investigate this property
rutland & WHIT ING, BUckmdn-st.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. raesday. Ialy1. 1szn


At the Exchange SalesroOm to-day the fol.
loving sales were held;
M Richarf v HGrdsn.
4-3tOry brick house wijh lot. 80 20 West i0iLst
32j n w Of on ave ~ 2jx9S9 Peter Ha-cn 8-tO
similar house win lot 40 t2S West fUih It. 81
Joining above 20, 9l 2'z9,9 Jg9 EeEly 5000
lOoitw OF lothayo. each 26y2CLoi salisbury. $500
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Glin Dropertn 90 Eet.
Heal estate to @srban9e.

- CITY LOTS and CASH to EXCHANGE
- for DAIRY FARM well waieredj near depot L. . F.
station L.. n. Y. C.
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5ltnatlons flales

DuIuLlOIlb IUuUIEU-2lbHlEo
A MEXICAN GENTLEMAN of good family
~ desires be panion with gentlemen Of culture no
objection to going abroad have had experience unIues
Onabc given and the best or would be pleased
10 III position OF trust IN importing house habits are
temperate Qeers, posals, desired Address j. J.
PEAlLsALL. Clinton Corners, Duchess County.
COACHMAN and GR0OM.-By young man,
" single hrst-class city and country Inference.
COACIMAN Box II Tribune Uptown Otice l,23o Broad
way
COACHNAN and GROOM.-Wishes to fnd a
- suitable situation ia perfect In his duties also sober
trustworthy IN every particular references Address
COACHMAN, 24l W. 4lstst
COACHMAN and GROOM. - first-claSs
- coaclmn and groom situation wanted by single man
with private family years reference; town or country
is willing ObIgng milk. CAL or address U. y A.,
l4j West 33d-st.
EARDENER.-By a married man no chill
W has long experience In hr5tclass gardening ana
armng thoroughly understands hot ana cold gapees good
greenhouse pauts good vegetable gardener ana
florist; take full charge Of dairy, poultry and would
aunGry work required the best OF references from last
previous employers Address j. d. ST. Tribune Uptown
Office, l23S Broadway
TSEFULMAN.-By young married man
used horses four years references. Lila Zdaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-02
rshIp heretofore existing under

iHE CODaTtneTshlp heretofore existing under
4 he hru name Of SKIDDY, MINFORD co, terminates
this death FRANCIS SkIDDY the
Isl Cay of May ast.-Dated NCwYOrk, June 30, $50
THOMAS MINFORD,
Gu EVEhS,