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Daily Republican., 1879-06-13
SECOND EDITION
The weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, June l3-l
A. NJ.
Indications for Friday-For New
England and the Middle Atlantic States
higher pressure and cooler, clear or
partly cloudy weather, preceded by
local coast rains, except slightly higher
temperature on the New England coast,
with northwesteriy winds in former
and north to east winds in lat
ter.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-13
A Matter of Interest to Travellers,

Tourists, emigrants and mariners find that
Hostetter's Stomach Btters is q medicinel
safeguard against unhealthful influences, up
on which they can implicitly rely, since 1t pre-
vents he effects that an unhealthy climate,
atmosphere, unaccusto ned or TN.
wholesome diet, bad water, or other conditions
uniavorable to health, would otherwise pro
duce. On long voyages, or journeys by land
in latitudes adjacent to the equator, it is es-
pecially useful as preventive of the febrile
complaints and disorders OF the stomach, liver
and bowels, which are apt to attack natives OF
the temperate zones sojourning or travelling
in such regions, and is an excellent protection
against the influences OF extreme cold, sudden
changes of oftemperature. exposure to damp or
extreme fatigue. 1t not only prevents inter-
mittent and remittent fever, and other dis
eases ofa malarial type, but eradicates them,
q fact which has been notorious for years past
in North and South America, Mexico, the
West Inties, Au tralia and other countries.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-13
p. TX A. PiC.NlC,

On Friday, July 4th, the Pine Knot
Association will give their first grand
picnic at the Schuetzen Park. Prof.
Ritchies orchestra has been engaged,
and the COMMITTEES of Arrangements
will spare no insure all participants a
day of unalloyed pleasure and enjoy
ment.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-13
Fine Display at Oxford.

The display of farm machinery at the
Oxford Agricultural Fair is larger this
year than it has been at any previous
spring exhibition. All parts of Penn
sylvania are literally represented, as
we'll as New York, New Jersey, Ohio
and Maryland. There is a good dis
play of stations and some fine trotters.
The track is in good condition and some
superior racing is expected to-day
The floral display from the greenhouses
of Rev. Samuel Dickey is very fine.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-13
Attention Republicans.

All Republicans are invited to meet
on next Saturday evening, in Adams
g. Bros. building, No. 504 Market ST.,
to form an Executive Committee for the
ensuing year and select permanent
officers. H. C. McLEAR, Pres't pro TEN.
A. BRAcK STAR, Sect'y.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-13

The bad effects of imprudence in eat
ing and drinking are speedily removed
and the depression following eating is
quickly banished by the use of DR..
Bulls Baltimore Pills. Price only Is
cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-13
EtriDeI Silks.

Great reduction in thu price of dress
goods. Those pretty striped silks at
30 cents. The large variety of lawns
and the immense stock of Shetland
Shawls is what draws the great crowd,
at the Bee Hive, 3O6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-13
A Card

To all who are suffering from the erro s and
early decay. loss OF manhood, etc., will send
recipe that will cure you f,tEE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy was discov.
cred by missionary in South Americ, send
q self-addressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH
T.INMAN Station ID. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-13

All the world over baby governs. Yet
often disease will overcome the baby,
and then it is that DR.. Bulls Baby
Syrup proves its worth by conquering
the disease.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-13

Get your umbrellas and parasols re-
paired or recovered at Strang's manu-
factory, 4th and Market streets, Will
mington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-13

Go to Parry's, opposite Third street
market house, for fly traps, window
screens, croquet sets and water coolers.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-13
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTs.
d EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.


NEW CASTLE COUNTY, June 10, 1879.
Upon the application Of Samuel W. McCaul-
ley, Executor OF Cornelius NJ. Carey, late Of
| Wilmington Hundred, In the said Coun-
| ty, deceased, 1t Is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Executor afore-
said, give notice Of the granting of Letters
Testamentary upon the estate Of the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof, by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters, in six of tho most
public places of the county of New Castle,
the estate, to present the same or abide by an
act OF Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided. And also cause the same to be inserted,
within the same period, in the DELAwARE
REPUBLIsAN, u newspaper published in Will
mington, and to be continued therein three
weeks, (e-e d)
~, Given under the hand and seal OF
|L.s. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
t~~~) New Castle, in New Castle County,
aforesaid, the day and yearabove written.
s. G. BIGGS, Register.
NoT1cE.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased, must present the
same duly attested to the Executor on
or before June ID, 1880, or abide the act
of Assembly in such case made and provided
SAMUEL W. MCCAULI.EY, Executor.
Address, Wilmington, Del ,jel3
NOR SALK CHEAP.-The exclusive right
Patent Right Something new The same
can be seen at J. A. Wilson'S Undertaking
Establishment COR. EIGHTH AND SHIP.
LEY SITS, Wilmington, Del. iel32t*
WTANTED.-Two or three boarders, also
w front room to rent for an office.
jel3-4tN Address, 'P." This Office.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-13

This is said to be the largest coal oil
fire that ever occurred in this city and
foot up some millions of dollars Of loss,
which Ia not insured in the regular fire
companies, who won't take risks OF this
kind but it will be reimbursed to some
extent by other oil companies, who
have method Of fire insurance Of their
own. w. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1879-06-13

WTANTEn.-Two or three boarders, also a
w front room to rent for an office.
je13-4tN Address, "P." This Office.
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rnrssrnY DErAarNENE.

r,,.yr A.. op t>ep.vryc AID PnlSllNG June II, 1879
CFATFD PROPOSALS will be received at
- ms Office unn ~ O'Clock saturday the %-th n-lsn
r ~ construction and erection lu Gre reF bulnF Tor 'io
bureau Of Eagravng and rrnung in perrl lhs oi15
oue Stationary engine, Nticl cti,I'
meter "a ucbts with inch stroke AMI III boe rAN
feet long and diameter and one or ~ u
may De dfciliheH upon AZ"
desrfiled in he aueciicatigns for The 1ufa.
fcr ne cu-Tucti0n the engine and boilers
ami any Information which may De- desired respecting 1Ho
sgre car be- I'd application 70 me u4uisl, -
% I'm 10 waive defects and reject any OF All BIDS Is
reserved. arr,,os,fs for Cou.
"a Engine and lsolcTs' ana be addressed 10
suu0''''i y" e q. H. IRISH, CLici Oi Bureau.
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THE CHOICEST FOOD IN TIE WORLD

can be prepared for table IN ten minutes. A. - I.
CRUsHED WHEAT. a. Is. g. MAIZE; A: B. q. OATMEAL
A. y. b. BARLEY FOOD, CEREAL MILK Tor infants
CEREAL CREAM for dysprptcs and lnvahds see ceft
fcate- Of phVscans hOtekerpcrs and the press All husAs
ana IMPURITIES removed. Obtained tour medals.
sold BY grOcers and druggists. Ask for A B. g. Brand
Cereals IIanui'g Co, 81 mUrray-st, Newly 0rk-
Letter from Right Rev j. I. Holly, Bishop of Hayu;
feel already much benefited by hls 1000 scs ~
compare II - life from the drad
For suffering from nervous nrOsrailon
from ovcOrked brain Three weeAs use or the teNs
at breakfast already effected grand ameiors0 ~ nv
whole system These preparations deserve tAr nos
extensive patronage IL vii De great Humanitarian NOIA
~ O. them know every where
PORTAL PRINCE, June 3. 1873.
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miscellaneous.


TOR THE SUMMER.-A gentleman and wife
(Ameroaus without children, desire to take chaIee OF
the Of family who Will spend the summer OUT o. low
references un0OuDteU
roste fitness are ready If desired. Please
address MANIA TTAN, Tribune OtIce
MONTREAL. Can.-U. :. Agency sOhclts con-
" snmens and correspondence from merchants brokers
and mfrs made unexceptl0nable references
GTONY KILL CREAMERY. For supplies Of
- cream. flesh butter milk. address SAliU FL YER
PLANO h. F1shklll-0nfhe- Hudson. y. Y
0T DUMMY ENGINES at PRIVATE SALE.
- The Ncw-YOrk Elevated Railroad Com1anY VII
at private either together separately The O1"hB
wheeled dummy engines
-Four Engines 11lO cylinder WheeI % lhch weight doVu'
1900 pounds. -.-,.. -,
TWO Engines 1l-XlO cylinder wheel - men, weight dOVuV
Fifteen Engines sxlO, cylinder wheel SO nch weight
abOu II 600 pounds. 900, . - a, -.
-Four OF these engines stored at 98thsi and 8aye
immediate delivery The TeulnS seventeen O~n
be delivered about the ST Of August next.
Mr.. X. KING. Room IL.
General Office New-York Elevated Railroad Company, New
N,rL Pro- dygaV i T..
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ptoposGls
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

!.
BTRFAU OF ENGRAvING AND PRINTING. " ~ 20 lStJ.1
PROPOSALS for SUPPLIES. embracing dry
colors for pateunntlng oils. chemicals h0nd, manhh
n5 ofber aper typographical inks glue. binders ma
fcrs and plate printers generally. Tor use 0 the
lrreai Engraving and Printing for si2 month"; eue4ns
ecember 3 1879 win be received AT tins ONCE until Il ID
lime 80 from manufacturers gl0 regular eedcia IA ~ NV
eral classes OF goods T., ...,.- o,... ,-..h
FLANK forms Tor proposals. upon articles I'm either class WIN
information 10 quantity qsa4y al" eV+'i'4O-' va" N ~
nished application. 5000, 3, - -oa IN a.. oh lean,
sparsev; ami considering the ldaptaDiy oil qua' W
wei the Trco proposed ORDERS
M e. 1ae On be logest bidder for the article desired
me rgt u waive defects aud TO reject any ana al DiIS -
reserved. 49,. -- .. ...,. rrop v,tfcr mar.
Parties wishing information must specy UPON VIII ~
,,gr eas. vi articles they qualued 10 yvp"so anu
sbouid address tle1r app hCarons % g. n li,if,ii
'' Clief Bureau IN craving and tIinun0'
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INVEST BRIGHTON BEACH

COMFY ISLAND POINT
PROSPECT PARK AND CoNEI leland RAILROAD:
TRAINS between COMFY ISLAND POINT aud NESr
BlLGHION BEACH leave every 20 inmates nOpl
a. ~ 20 1880 D. making close connections with steam
boat 30 and York and Newark Excursion tickets
Trains between West Brighton Beach and BrooEyn VII
ran hathourv IRON q; 80 a. m 10 p M and from y M %
n m 10 minutes.
Excursion tickets between BROOKLYN snd West Brighton
Beach 20 ceuts The Brooxlyn Depot iGreenNe@ ytiayS
reached by horse nom AL the ieres
This only steam limo running direct lo the Ohsrv..
teeth and IN, New Ocean Pier, 10 rect on
landing passengcs the centre OF All The pablo attrie0n<
GRAND cos EAl- ca OoserNa,osy tlA@t every tter,
noon and evening. sunday included. hy DnWNlNffS
c.iebrated NINTH REGIMENT BAND and n. Ar
HTCkI.I. the world renowned COruet solo ~
Grounds lighted By an ELECTRIC LIGHT 2oOOO candle
power
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Che Curt.
ISLAND RACES.

CONEY ISLAND RACES.
Y jane u. - and 20.
FIVE PRINCIPAL ROUTES
First and Most smiths boats, nye or them All
aTsas- leave We, 2ithst u O'Clock and 100 touching
AZ West l0hst Frankinst and Pier 30 2 connecting Win
t railroad AZ north end Island, ana landing pas
sepgers AZ the main gate OF the course. -,
second Route Direct-PrOspect PARK and Ooney IsinI
Rairoao generally called Cuiver- raa from brentwood
10 Coney and. landing passengers at me mann ga OF NE
this road Greenwood Is reached DY
horse-cars nom all Brooklyn ferries.
Third Rnue-Br ghtOn Beach road. al ri from hunters
Point landing passengers az Kings HIGHWAY one quarter Vi
a mile from the course, opposite Club House.
Fourth Beach double Line, ands nassen
COWS nj King, Highway third Of mile from COURSE
Fifth outeDrive through Prospect PARK and ocean fsFh
wa
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DPTGUTON REACH
MANHATTAN BEACH RAILWAY.
DOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE ROAD.
GREENPOINT DIVISION.

DOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE ROAD
GREENPoINT DIVISION.
Trains leave loot o 2s RIVER BIZ steamer sylvan
n 5 tiS s35 ~ Biz "a i5 445 SID t5i5,
en i leave Mammalian Beach 5r Greenponr and New
YOrs-73j. 1000 tllO5 a. NJ; tl2O5, 1880 1910, tL8l
.7i5 49, 7:5o. s:i5 $3.50 300 10 loss D ,' ~ ''' ',
Trains mT.ea thus stop az East Sew.Io , enIy-ls
stop Al Sleeps Head Bay; non ,,,-,o,,
Steamers "Thomas Coyer' ana Twilight" New.
York \. RI connecting AT Bay Ridge with trains for Nan
:.sts:i6 ti0:35 Fil.25 NJ; l2:2j. tl:25 1926. S5S
LeroysI955 tI055 Hiss M 1885 tl:s5. t2:sJ,
per s~S55 ti655 fli:55 1888 1855 1855, 1885,
The steamer B. r Martin with Elevated Rail
roads Whrehast and trains at Bay Ridge or Manhattan
%Eis9a s l2ei i5 i sss mi N 2'
Trains marked 9gs DC 1S T 2p At sIesp' Head Bay
Manhattan Beach Tor Bay Ridge aud New YORK az folows
$40, 1920, Il 90 i2Q M l2;o. M y ~ ttoo -
no $50, t5:Jo. 500 s;jj, 500 snd t0;-5 p M
aAKTfN :" and do not stop az sheep- Heal BaT
Tralns marked TINS connecting with Nortl River Boat
division but GreenDoint Tickets not good
orders may be EFT with Express for baggage anf
lS GaAYp G9Nc,ETR.Tss0 EVERY AFTEgXioyoN AND
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
VA nm QPEN FROM $50 A NJ TO ~ p NJ, r.--.
RECro In point lSr y AL street fey'
CokTLANDTs TIET- Nearest point for Jersey city and
PARK GE~Nearss point oclce CITY Hal and
Barclay street Ferry 10 H0Doken.
CHAMBERS STREET Nearest point for Pavon!a and Ens
Railway Ferry.
FRANkLIN-STREET-
KAN point for D-s street Ferry
To Jersey CITY, and connects with Desbrosses and
BI Ef KtRs rii.ET-Connects with for East aAd
FIGITTH-TREET- with for Christopher
st nd East Tenth Ferries.
ITF.EN COnuectng with FOR East
Twenty. third aud Thirty fourth street Ferries
TWENTY III MISUNDERSTANDING with cars Tor
Twenty-t third street Ferry 20 Jersey CIV.
THIRTY Third srREET-COnnecuns with cars Tor Wee
hawken Ferry. ,.. ~
FORTY. SECOND .sTREET-COn with New-HOrk
Transfer COmpanys cabs for Grand central Depot
FIFTIETH.SIREEr and >IArHANENlE-
FIFTY EIGHTH : TREEI-SiXthave entrance 20 NentA
Par connecting with cars or Belt Lane Railroad
FIFTY III RID STREET and EIGHTH ANEN I L.
FIFTY. \ mi II II Rect add Mn til AVENUE
SEVENTY SECON D. STREET and NINIH-ANkNUE-
EIGHTY. ct RS rSTREEr and NINlli-ANENt =
NINETY TIIIKD-TKEET and NINTH ANEN F.
AVENUE
For uptown trains take east side starOns
Fol- downtown trains take west side stations
Trains will run aud 6thaye. and lO4that and
FARIS 10 CENTS Except between the hours Of b:3O %
1880 A. NJ aud 5 u ! D. III. when the fare i cent,
~ WIN. r. GARRISON, PresidenL
NJ VAN BROCKLIN, superintendent.
NOTICE 10 TOURISrS.-The Lake Superior
TraDst Company. Excursion Rate Book for 1913 now
ready. Copies De obtained " 4. p CAltPENl l.It
49, General Passenger Agent
Atlantic Dock, bulAlO. \, y
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Gin Dropcrtn 90 Get.

COR LEASE.-That splendid property No. 20
Wavefv place 80 feet by 100 extended Dasemenis IN
repair viii rented for series OF years on easy
TERMS. Inquire Oh the premises
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fost ano founo.

DANK BOOK LOST.-Bank book No. 49,
I'D 7o of the owefy savings Bank missing the bnder
h requested 10 20 She not restored before
the 81 day % July 1879 Application viii be mad - tie
bank or new boS
Z OST or STOLEN.-Bank Books No. 430l
4 and no li,slN OF the German SAVINGS hang II not
found returned the b,n before the lst day 81 ADJUST
lsTD ~ Dcatlon Will be made % the bank Tor new ooos
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Gnrouean ADVERTISEMENTS.

rI1AMAR INDIEN. UNIVERSALLY PRE-
A -CRIBED by the faculy-A axatiyS rsireshiag an9
edcated Ozenge lOr the immediate relief ana eecuh
ue of constellation headache. bile IemOrrIotds Sc lamar
u Ac pills usual purgatyea is agreeable % take AID
never produces irritation. l.. GtiLLON No. - Rue Ram
buteau. Paris. SOLD by All chenl.t-
VILLA NEUBERG, /. c., Wiesbaden, Ger
ranv-A comfortable nome aud hrstclsss education OF
fined o United number young Ladies'. For Information,
.ddres- Ill rect. or T. %. BOX 3.uOl, Sew y rh
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Countrp Real estate for Sale.

At MATTAWAN, n. New twO-stOry and
- attic house 10 barn fruit aud 59 acres Land
price $1,000. rutland & WHITING. Beesman-sL
CHEAP HOME.-FOT sale, good, we'll
n luiir frame house and lot Is 2jxI90 feet. Tho
louse is two stories in the rear u
lCuat Is carpenters
Cra FURNITURE maker Tie house r. on staten Island n "
touf 10 minutes walk IRON Clifton Landing The prop
tv cen Sl,-UU; pat OF e purchase money
fa1 remain mortgage Address T. A. l.. Box A. IND ln9
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Qnrtlon Ga!es OF f.eaL Cstals.

COUTHFRN TIMBER LANDS at PUBLIC
- ACCOMPLISHMENTS sALE--Ihe subscribers
Rss -Tees OF DANA W. SARGENT and GEORGE A T.
IAfIINt2 conarncrs under The name OF SARGENT u
DARLING. bankrupts viii sell ~ public auction et tle
fremont House Nashua y H, TT ESD AN. Ju 1879
81 ~ al the crest the said DANA w. "a tt-N
had on the lTh day Of April 1875 ia undivided fourh
Igrt of about 10000 acres land situated IN Escanbia
COUNTY Florida and Escamba County, Alabama For de-
fcriptou Nashua. y j., Telegraph OF c 80 - aAu
81. Address a J. Ian IL, Manchester, n L.
A.. j. LANE. I ALz,gnees
G. a. RANSDELL,f -A'''--ON~
NASHUA. y. Il, Jnne q, 1879.
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Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

GSn LOTS in growing neighborhOOd, Brook
@DO lyn wI be solo at very low figure cash or one.
lalf cash Parties locating large manufacturing
Interest would do well investigate this property.
rutland s. WHITING, D Eeekman-st
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Connirp properip 90 fet

At ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, \. j., on the
~ Psllsd.cs-lO The Summer OF longer II Ic-
qred very handsomely and fully furnished house OF ~
IsIfls furnace stable me snare
Views OF the choicest locations near n u acesslDe
from cy H. r.. steamboat steam fairy every hour
location remarkably healthfu; very moderate
careful private family. Ii. r. HOCGHTOS. owner 436
bro0uesL
FURNISHED HOUSE (13 rooms) at White
Plains $50 per month summer
ORANGE, y. J.-HOuses and Country Seats
~ anu sale great variety also farms and build
n CTS. BLAChW ELL BROS - broadway, room 81
TO RENI.-A new Summer Hotel, together
\ with 1lc bathing beach. beautifully located at
Nelilucee station the Long Branch Division Of the
eial hrolf OF Newyefsry directly on the water Win
s be.i " ms ing boating foItyge minutes frOm the
S'y Apply, %
COLES JOHNSTON. 11a Libertyst
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HeaI Gstnte 70 Gtrhanae.

& CIlI LOTS and CASH 20 EXCHANGE
= t4 SAlhl fAkd well wateIcdi near depot /. . r.,
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GIN Heal Cstate ter sale.

TOR SALE.-FOur Lots on southwest corner
ofIO4thsJ ana 4th-ave; very easy. W. BOGEkI,
10 BroaGway
I'd LOTS-All sand. full front, on Easteriy
K - Bouevarde 14j deep; suitable for improved
feuements flats price terms to suit BOYD, o"neG
Il4th-st. lstave.
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EOR SALE or TO RENT CHEAP-A de-
i desirable country place Katouah station on inc
J. =. HAWLEY,
20 Tiffany place Brooklyn.
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Sales bn Aurliou.

IL JOHN H. DRAPER q CO., Auctioneers.
RtI ~; ~ IAWhkE LACKAWANNA AND WESTERN
---'@Dl-A CON NY vii. sau
Al -y,., oiu1 Tons ANTON COAL
re- '. laelph on WEDNESDAY. June "a. Al 70 O'Clock
A''l al 70 E1cl4l se D. ase.
SAMUEL SLOAN. President
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EFCoRDED REAL ESTATE TaANSFE
XIV YORK CRY.

snrsncst No 2s4 l. part o. and also Z part OF ssw
-, ing - lc0 Y t. ~ HUd rs, l2tXIVVhliteEI
lr William Boyd referee 10 the N"'Vn"' 70
PARK bank
sane property, q part o. same 10 The PAemN n" o.
SAM
Ive.g - SPA, az "a 80. ISIS" sX--5; / W Low"
referee. 20 Fdwari Seteck ~ ,,,.,s -
sasye s 100 y o: ss'st oCS'oo Is = One'" Ia
piece Of eTO nd Il SKI s~xl2Xl36 IN rear on 500
W Illalu-st. james Paul and vie u lhvnaa N'AN
ne-. hy deed dated June 10, l1sl lot
Ave.C S5.5a4 II "a u Thirst. ln''eAo-.oi t-'"N
S.leck % Joseph Bce-heimer O.
Southern boulevard. OF lS.th-st S11iouA
1-26 susan duliarky and ha7o"h" % "4-'4~''
orciard,st " = LOT No e42 25xs76i II Ohn' =,
referee o. Anna Never ~, 49,, 49,
etloyt = as s II Of 5lstst, TOT Xxx 90 H1leeu-
lar. q " Van slyck referee 90 X Irwin ana 9th 90
e : 49,
e1qve 4 81 5 T. OF 5lst-st. lot 22Xt1.2 F. Gale,
referee 70 Fannie Mccormack and Others eAecu- On
eh svsessg 3 II n Of 5ist-stlo 22x77 II ai W Van
slick referee. o. r Irwin and others o.
6stavo 6t.5 II Of J-ds 6t z2As r1AIiesu- 90
llT j n lew referee 90 t. IRWIN ana oiHer' 49,
lthave : u cor of lO4th-st LOT 7OX110ll; Kings Co.
Fire Insurance Company 10 " Wright ,,-,-.--,-- -
ftl-ave SO q az 10Th -. Tot OAK l-'fi . hio"A7
ana vie 10 w II Hewlett -; ~
etb-ave Il ~ n II2th- so. lot lOO&ttO4i r II
Scaeli referee. 10 r. Sercven' IT ~"
B3d.f - 46u 10 & az 2d-ivc los . 2xleu0i 0eoIslhe
DaukeI ana husband 10 r -nizbcfeer ------.,-- o.
blstst n 500 lu 10 o. 6ulaNe, oi ZlZL4OuOi ule a.
l. uitod states Trust Company TO W NJ Lent 49, ~
Ccasf u . 2; o. N adisonavc, lot Jo&4OOJ II oc
Barney ana Co Mcdonnell 70
iifi~f + f. iOu Il e. OF sth-ave. l0Ox100ll; T. n
selcIL referee, To I h eeyeren jr.----..----- 4o'
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TOR SALE.-A COUNTRY SEAT of SO
ACRES. the beautiful village OF Geneva situation eK
slpce f0r gent eman deAlring country home Apply %
GERIII H. SMITH, Geneva, y. \.
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EOR SALE. TO LET or EXCHANGE.-One-
Ialf acre OF land with new house es 3OX3O six
rooms 2 miles from depot Inquire Of D. d. BAhEh-
IA .rrN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
REAL ESTATE.


NEw-lORK, Tuesday, june - A0'"
A. the Exchange Salesroom to-day the loi-
,.,trg "a les were held:
PY g p PrUrn0nf-
- ,.s.v store and dwelling with lot. No a.
M = ~ . II of Sd-st. lot 241so stephen eos
70 jas. W. Oa1lss & Co a.
.,.. q u-cst 7ith - 500 Il OF shave each ZO1 -c-
100 =. NJ Lynch. '"''
AV-'-' - ~ Ioufs Nssisr
sstc-v frame dwelling with lot No ia East lAst
q so e e 81 ''a'v' lot -oAlVOo s4OO
~ John T. BoUo
sqstorv frame houses with lot No pa West auInsS
500 ftwoi lo'haye' lot YoAeo.ei MAJ. my. 9p2S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25
GERNAN NAL

IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL
4 NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE RFTWFEN NEW-NORkt
sOUrHAMPTON AND BittMEN. =,
VTSrR $500. sat. lane - GEN. WLhDER. sat. JulY II
RHET - sat. july SAT, jury ~
RATES OF PASS AGE from NEW-AOfk 10 SUI AhAhF-
TON HAVRE OR BREMEN 80
FIRST CABIN-.......-..SlO0 SECOND CABIN-...--SOO
STEERAGE, $50.
tickets reduced Prepaid seerase ccrtn-
steefage tickets 70 points the south Of England $50
& d. - green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25

Tor SALE or RENT.-Ovster beds and duck
ing shores finest the Chesapeake Bay also that
valuable Of land known Fishing Greek Farm avail
waterueons and other products also me
grazing altogether some 800 acres the waters OF great
yaue Tor tie propagation sh ana oysters situated IN
anne Arundel COUNTY miles from Annapolis. Address
" HARDWOOD No. 10 aryland-ave., Annapolis Md
ERFENWICH.-Hand modern house
VI IG rooms: al conveniences pleasant location fronting
offered 40 bargain easy terms immediate pos
SESSION ATWATER, p ParkrOw.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-25

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIvERPOoLi .
CITY OF BERLIN .....-..- al itlAYt June IS noon
CITY or Mon IRE y July 3. p. IN.
CITY OF RICH dOND-..-SATU RDAN. July l. ll3U a. m
CITY or CTE@ TER RSuAl. July H. .. m.
CITY OF BRUSSELS III l~DA Juy "A, . a M
Prom Pier 81 n. r., tool OF Charlton H.
CABIN, So ana $780, gold Return TICKETS Oh faVoi@o4o
terms.
STFTRAGF. sos currency. DRAFTS ~ lowest rates.
saloons saterooms smoking aui hath-fo ms anidships
These steamers cattle. sheep or pigs
JOHN g. DALE AGENT. Sd and % Broadway, \. y,