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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-21

Real and personal estate. ......... t558ls.l40
The oIms link IN the great chain Of wide gauge
WORKS extending from Niagara Falls to the City OF New
York IL connects with the Central line from Albany to
BphaIO with from Rochester through LOckpo 10
the Fals-wlth the WihamsPsrt road through rennsyl;
wants Enia and Dukirk and the State Line and
Lake Shore Roads RIA the Enc rom Elmra There Is little
doubt that the broad gauge cham OF which THIS road forms
part viii receive full share OF western freight and travel
Freht cans laden Niagara Falls will be sent direct TO
New york without breaking bulk must necessarily be the
case with the Buffalo and Albany road $780,,
The security of the BONDS sy be judged from the cost
present income and future prospects vi the work The en-
tire ul equipments proposed under TINS sdveI
constitute $3.50 ere and the second SlOn O and the share
sbscrpuons $45OOOO OF last $4,000 has been paid
In Founding upon the monthly receipts Tor
past nhs the nue. derived from the years
business will fall short of Sl0oe0o from which fsy per
cent being deducted Tor Ming expenses leaves So
beiu All OF than cent upon the
preeI cost Of the road he total bonded indebtedness OF
the Company the issuing OF The second mortgage bonos
will be S5O0ooO which the yearly interest Ia $1,000 50
thai tUpposng what IN view Of the isc above stated
impossbility 10 wit that the income OF the road WIZ
be during the next than dung the present.
there be- ooubt that The interest on the bonds vi" Do
punctusly paid. -,
Of the sections Of the CanaDdagua ana Niagara Falls Road
epened the Directors confident that the receipts OF thus
road will he nearly II not quite doubled The fact that the
mere local receipts for the year with all its dsadvsn
tges sufficient % maintain the ROAD u considered hsh
b encouraging The length Of this road being
miles the mortgage debt will be about Sl 600 mile less
than one haihe Of construction, which makes his
loan equally secure with the mest unquesioned bond and
monsage To secure the pay ment Oft bonds mongsg
hs h.n executed in favor Of Shepherd Knapp and Hiram
Ketrhum Esques Trustees all the lands and fixtures
OF the Company and also all Its income issues and re-
ceps that these hOuds under he denomination Of
both income and second mortgage bonds
DIRECTORS OF THE COMPANY
Simeon Benjamin. Of Elmira. w Paul OF Canandsisus
Solomon L. Gillett Eben Smith, Penn Yam
Oliver Phelps Canandaigua James Robinson Gorhan.
N l,orham w Nj. Oliver Penn Yam,
NJ H. CLARK John 5. King. Geneva
janice Harris Penn Van. Anthony Hill N. Jersey.
Richard L. Chapman, SteubeD.
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r. .,,.isht ine from Burlington, 286 miles to
TT 80 boat Is miles east from Peoria II crosses
lag 4. Ger trs Rssy, opsninsa svorshis route rom
DO bt ,abuoue 10 Burlington ard the district south
ewps line that be largely used during the winter
rf sesIe the Mississippi 10 frozen IL coDnscts at It's
pssrA 1900 termination with the Ohio end Indiana
sssS. Al sE6 near Lafayette, Indiana
EtBe !, dssned be most important point for West
F.e'sss cursory view 81 the map Will show how
On e. he accommodation Of vast district OF country
Railway from Peoria east 70 Losane
VI ToIsdo ard TO Laay ette-there connecting with
s 80 ros and Beefontaine Roads and completing
re al Railroads from the Atlantic 70 Burlington
On ~ the shortest best that be made nom New
Sak ~ "a and DoUAwKA RAILROAD will be
1hs ..negt ever built More than thirty miles OF It's
near DE- ad level that the grades no where exceed
pse. 10 mile and the sarRum grade along the whole
= seny twenty-five teet .., .l.-....x
ID ons;hIe contractors have undertaken u complete
me Road for sum rot exceeding slzWD per mile
pSs have The section Of fifty miles from Burlington 70
~ ~ nearly ready for the rsls IL IL estimated tnst
,sr mile will bis1 and fully equip the whole ho.d,
~ sxnepse Of ing IL will be materially reduced
80 of fuel along the line, tte coal being ad-
g,sbl, s6spttd for coking and use w locomotives Inc
eve IN a. Bu hngson, connect with the Railroad pro-
No. =, he made thence the mouth Of the Platte,
30 Ieh grants Of land by Congress now under con-
p, - of thar body thus extending the Ne~-fork,
Indiana Roads via Fors Wayne nearly due west
" Y, psoria and Burlington 70 the Missouri River. -
Ts ;n0iydusl sock subscriptions and subscriptions OF the
-, owns amount 70 S6O0o and all considered
sle and likely 10 be increased The proceeds OF the
oy offered are 70 he applied paying for the iron
= ~ oesisrn section OF the Road, which must inne-
.sIv on opening he crowded with profitable business
81 he nch agricultural aud mineral products Of the
,rv And from the vast through merchandise and pas
.ssr traffic which row. through roundabout channels
hss Burlington and sfTom that point circulated through
Ioxs by Steamers and welldevelcped system OF Plank
Rods III, 1. - =. .u..,o. 49, yurnNrcnAv
,oen the Sd June, at the Merchants Exchange.
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DRAPER will sell at Auction, on the

Ne Sd June. the following Bonds: -
$4,000 FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT.
BONDS OF THE CORNING AND BLOSSBURG
RAILROAD due in 1872 and bearing Coupons for Interest
pay.be semisnnusIly in New-York. This road extends
from the Enc Railroad Corning TO the Peunsylvsns hne
fourteen miles, 1t has been 10 operation for years with
large and increasing business OF its own bede being ne
only outlet the whole business Of the Togs Railroad
The coal traffic from the celebrated Bossburg mines al pass
this road and the gradual immense development OF is
ssgegae freight and passenger business have Just com
PEELED the Company the line with 90 70 ral on
the broad To for this new track ~ go Bonds
issued Of which $500 only offered for sale
The circumsar ces Of the road prosperous II 10
leased for years the Toga Railroad Company which
Company works the road and the Corning ana b
burg Company net income amounting 10 rwothds OF in
foss receipts
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NOTICE tn CONTRACTORS

Sealed tenders yin received BY the Wsrd-n ana
Municipal Counc Of the anited Counties Of huron Fern
and Bruce, a. the Council Room IN Sodereh- Canada
West, MONDAY, the 2sth June acxt Il the hour u IL
oclock noon when the tepdc, WIN he opened for the
building Of . WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGE over the
Maitland River the Of Godereh span about Sa
set Paps ard specifications may he 81 the oce Of
JOHN MCDONALD Esq Goodrich, al the day Of etrins.
% enter inn bonds with the eOutsctor for the due hneni
Of the contract Payments VIII BE- msde provided hy
TIE Council The Bridge 10 Be eoDpl-ted ~ the lH OF
October lsS Any infor7nstun respecting the shove NAY
&c had BY making spphsOr % the County Ensneer, Al
tsord IN the said united Counties II BY letter rostpsd
Coansy Engineer OAfee. stratsord. May 10, 1854
JOSEPH q KIRK, County Engiseer,
Huron Perth and Brues
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CEvEN PER CENT. BONDS of the

~ NEW-TOhh ana ldhLkn nhaAhOAD ~.
tute the only lien upon the Road offer for sale
Of the issue of $0OOO made on the LIST Nav lS12
They are Seven Per Cent Bonds and relmbursaoie In
1867 with interest coupons attached payable
70 bearer LIST November and LIST May.
This Of $500 400 for the purpose OF recrns tne
aoatnR debt and of making improvements the Road
now extending from the City Hail. N T., to Dover Pains-
q distance OF 80t miles. ~
interest on Bonds and the dividend on the Preferred Stock
the NewYork and Harlem Railroad Co. declared diV1.
depd Of four per cent the Old Stock with surplus OF
x25 o. remaining The receipts from October last 10 April
inclusive show an Of 2 per cent above the cores
pondng months Of the previous year
The present condition Of the Road is a. follows:
Bonds including the 500 900 just Issued .SlSOOOOO
Capital Stock. Preferred. .sl1u,OVO
SspiIai ''00A' - ssss 900
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THE SUBSCRIBER will be glad to

treat with party who investigating the circum-
stances would purchase In the following proper
ty-or advance moderate Of money its security
The property known the Monongaa Iron WORKS and
IL situated six miles from Morgsntown Mooongaa County
Va Titles At the head Of navigation the Cheat Main
Branch the Monongshea River so miles above Pittsburgh
and the Pennsy line IL comprises three Furns
ces for smelling the brown Hemae other Iron Ores
which abound on the propeTy-immense deposits OF most
excellent Bitumnous Coal which be delivered on board
of barres for cs per tun Extensive beds Of the very best
FIRE cay suitable for the Pittsburgh marketand over 600
acres OF land more than 900 under rood cuva
ton about an equal quantity in pasurare and the rest
covered with uxuant IT with Of oak and chestnut timber
There is vast water power which be most advantage
ousy applied TO manufacturing industry Particulars and
plans can be at. the office OF SIMEON DRAPEB No
Is Pnest New-Yoft JOHN TA5SEY.
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SIOO OOO LOUISVILLE CITY

- ~ ~ ~ bONDS.-lhe un0eEslkneo Ouol
private sale hundred Coupon Sx Cent Bonds Of
the City Of Louisvie Kentucky Of thousand dollars
eachnterest payable the Bank Of America In the City
Of SevYort the first day Of May and November IN each
year; principal also PAYABLE In the City OF New-fork In
thirty rom the first Of NAV 1852 The finances OF the
City OF Louisville IN very aoaIshine eoodlr1on The
receipts for the year ending tenth Of karch 1882 exceed tue
expenditures for the time upward OF Sh and there
the ter ID Of March the Treasury $3.50 apphes
bic 70 the payment Of interest and principal Of the deoo
charged 70 the sinking fund The available Asets OF the
City exceed her total liabilities s5a5 These ssset to
setheT with other property belonging 20 the Cooperation ex
eeed her whole liabilities 1854 rs shown BY her financial
report 18th April last Ample provision has been made
BY city ordinance 70 meet the interest on thee Bonds puns
tually-June s. 1852
CARPENTER vERMILYE. No. - WALKS
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TWILL be SOLD at AUCTION, June

w ~ at II oleock An, 90 he R'emisss : kL'.
and l63 Of Land Owned BY the Lsto
Cert % s. sHEARNAH situated in the tom Of ssiIns
ton Dufchess County the turnpike sooqto mes 'otn
,hoo the store Commanding Of TIE best ntaAsns N
the country or busner with Pos-oaiee attached The
House In sooe repair outou d1nes ana oce1 oe~
Nd de spd hxhIy improved with The privilege Of sood
water ard bozse Aso large collection OF ne choicest
hads Of ftrees For further persu.sra apply 70 D. ID
sdEARNAN on the premises, or 70
GEO. WOOD, No. Liberty1t, Hew-fsrk
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Removals..
DEMOVAL.-H. SINCLAIR & CO.
Expresses.
FARGO q CO.'S OFFICE,

WELLS, FARGO Il CO.'S OFFICE,
w No IS wsIlst-EXPREsS for CALIFORNIA
OREGON and the SANDWICH ISLANDS, by the U. ).
Mail Steamer ILLINOIS, on MONDAY, June p, 1852
Rates greatly reduced.
Our next regular Express for California 40, will Be sent
by the q. $ Mail Steamer ILLINOIS on MONDAY next,
ct o'clock PM Through usual in charge OF one OF our
own faithful Messengers.
Shippers M bear in mind that this Express have adopted
the plan OF Sc ndng Special Messengers through TO place OF
destination constantly ing and returning with the regular
ity the Misunderstanding do that the interests OF Gus
timers by that send messengers
Aspin only and allow freight TO take care otitsot ship
per expires assured that their freight will not
remain the hmus tor six and eight weeks as has been
the case repeatedly by other Expresses
Another great claimed by our Exoress Is the
feet that en- arrangement with the Pacific Mail Steam
p Company Express Freight takes prscedenss OF all
other om Panama San Francisco the United states
Mail Steamers thereby avoiding the risk OF detention ON the
Isthmus
All Freight to 20 forward by Express by the steamer
ILLINOIS MONDAY next should be delivered TO Us be-
tore that day enable comply with the Government
order Tor coIdng and sealing .
small parcels received up to o'clock M Of the day Of
sailing 49,.
WELLS. FARGO Il co, No. 10 Wsll-st.
B-PackAges should be made waterproof and not en-
coed Us lbs weight or 81 cubic feet measurement
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SISO ONO BUFFALO CITY 7
IN sOT.NDtUV. PER CENT BONDS-prn

posss will be received the Banking House Of DUNCAN
SHERMAN CO, in the city Of Ne g-York until O'Clock
81 Of "Wednesday J0th OF June instant for $780,
OCO Of the Bonds Of he City Of Busao vita interest
pons annexed a. cent PAYABLE semi annually IN the
city Of NewYoTk the LIST Of January aud July each
wear and principal reimbuable al the end " 20 years
fum July ls t52 These Bonds issued under the pro-
visions Of Of the Legislature, passed In April, 1882
Autho ling said city borrow meDsy and make
In the eapita stock Of the Bradford and Buffalo Joint Stock
Railroad CO. SUI mitted 10 and approved by the almost
imous vote It's electors. The city Of Buffalo has
shout 81 zoe Inhabitants and Is rapidly increasing in populA
ton and wealth lt taxable property about s2 Oo0
and the entire deb; OF the city but $S6oO These BOads
are for $500 each and he proposed for in
the purchaser Bidders for half Of the loan may
the night TO take the follows; 40 per cent
on the Of July and the balance I'VE months
sfaments thereafter aiog the earned interest from JAY
all the time the money shall b. paid
Sealed proposals h addressed VI Cldwaader Comp
troer Of the Cts OF Buffalo" Of Messs Dune an Sher
Co. NewYork. and will beopened there a. the hour
first mentioned Dated June IS 1889
HIRAM BARTON. Mayor Of the City Of Buffalo.
NJ CADWALLA DER City Comptroller.
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OO LOTS in JERSEY CITY ATAUC-

Us TION-Ou TUESDAY, Tune 2, a. o'clock. on the
pr-uises located in Second Ward blocks fom the
Ferry Also valusole water trent and wharf son soo~s
Tools Tool House he sale pe~mptory close the estate
The introduction Of pure water and gas Cow taking psce
the extensive improvements In contemplation hy vesithy
cnuniss tu New. York who have recently made lsrs
purchase together the splendid Ferry improvements
In pruErvs ara heow rsts Of taxes VIII tend 10 make er
pey rapidly IN Jersey City knf i1r,ner psueaNs
and mars property. inquire Of g s
No n Montsonery-st jersey City, or EDWARD r Tok'
RFY Nc S. John-st New-York
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5000 600 , EIGHT IT. PEI , So CENT \ !,


BILE BONDS of the MILWAUKEE and MISSISSIPPI
r ,ILROAD COMPANY.-Sesled proposals will be re-
Of cf''f Me .Sr 'u DELAN0, pU LEVY co, No So
Wall-st until WEDNESDAY NENE ne go so'h g S1y
S of, cent BcSS. Of the MSsusss and Mississippi Rail
rosd Company convertible into the stock OF the Company
AZ the Will Of the holder any time within five from the
h NAV 1852 interest coupons attached payable st jan
and LIST July each year in New YORK cry al the osnnn
House OF Messrs Duncan Sherman Co. and the pndcp,
at the same place IN 1862 10000
Wisconsin distance OF seventy miles and covers Dc Dot
grounds dep0t ano machine shop ana he road equip
They issued to meet the expenses incurred ara
10 incurred in the construction and equipment 81 the
road Thirty six aud half miles completed aud now
opened and the whole is under contract 10 be completed BY
first Of November Thirteen and onehsi miiei more
from Eagle to Whitewater will be opened BY the inst OF
August next and twelve miles more from whitewater 10
Milton In september The iron and ties purchased for
be whole distance and considerable portion ot the grading
done The estimated cost Of the road 20 hnck hlNef Is
a. $50 600 about eight hui dred thousand dollars OF weh
has already ben expended in its construction and equip
ment TIE 36i miles opened canning sen DAY 4nd
the feceips for June will be abou 600 The receipts Tor
August hen the road VII be opened 70 "m'e"aeI are
Thee Bonds daer from others in the market in the
fact II they not ony an ply secured but par esh per
cent interest and may by the free banking law OF WIS
rousiu form the basis Of banking in lieu OF Sse stocks tor
one half the capps Of bank This provision ADDS geaty
70 the valve the Bonds Will create home demi ad
and for this purpose they equal 10 state Stocks nov
in the market Wisconsin contains population OF aoout
four hundred thousand and s RAPIDLY Increasing aud a. yet
ha no chartered Banks The L. az It, late session
one ned the door for establishment Of Banks 'h- tore
prohibited by passing General Banking Law, which offers
greater Inducements 10 bankers than the law OF any other
State IN the Union
For Banking purposes in Wisconsin they on par with
State Stocks which are consdered about per cent
premium The Trustee in the mortgage 10 George ). Cos
ESQ OF the city Of New York Cashier Of the Ohio Life aad
Trust Company The Bonds draw interest Tom the lst Of
July twenty-five per cent VIII be required on being
notified OF bid the balance Ia the month Of
July xt and interest be adjusted aud svsraEed according
10 the time OF payment ENhbits giving full particulars IN
r,laon 10 these securities bs obtained Of Messrs De-
lApo Dunleyy L Co, No Sy Wa-st-Ne~lork, June p
l852 JOHN CATLlN, Prest NJ. and 81 K z. Co.
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Total. ;..t5 lss

Total .. 100 80 :. '9,
The above 81 800 0e includes $4,000 given BY the Com
psnyin exchange for like amount Of Albany Extension
Certificates which latter remain assets Of the Newfok
and Harlem Railroad Co
As rst hen upon important regular dividend paying
road now connecting Albany with NewYork and In view
of It's present and prospective increase Of business these
Bonds offer advantageous and perfectly secure mode OF
investment
The interest the Bonds secured to be paid before
dividend declared upon either the Preferred or Old
Stock Of the Company. For sale by
BLATCHFORD ( RAINSFORD, No. SO Wilhsn-st-
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DROOKLYN PROPERTY at AUC-

I'D TION.-On TUESDAY, Iune u COLE Chill
TON will sell at 20 valuable Lots OF Ground In the
9Th Ward Of Brooklyn between th and l4th-Hs. and
sh and ethays - o'clock tbs Merchants Exchans
These lots lie the PLANK Road 9hst, nearly on the
sred. level and As beautiful plot as can be found Will
Be sold and every Lot up will be knocked down
70 the actual bidder The Lots be sold must be sold,
and shall be sold Perfect title and full waaDtee deeds
VIII be disposed Of at private Iae II reasonable offer Is
made before the I'D inst For and particulars inquire
Of the Auctioneers, cor. Wall and New-sts.
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THE MECHANICS and TRADERS
SAVINGS BANK. No 492 Grand e, between Willei

and Shsnf-sts, New York. -
First Vice-Prerdent. RICHARD HOE
Second Vice President. Oh ANDLER L. lNGERSOLk
Third Vice Presdent. ALFRED T. CONkLlN
secretary. p. HAIGHT.
This institution will open for business Wednesday ths
18th day Of May, 1882 st o'clock NJ Bank days mon.
days Wednesdays Thursdays and Saturday., rom 70
O'clock p Interest at the rate OF per will be al
lowed all deposits prior the 10Th day Of July Interest
declared the Sd Monday Of January and July on deposits
which have been deposited for the space Of three months
next previous to the lt Of January and July The charter
secures married .nH 'ror. che cole 'nntol Of
their deposits WALTER UNDERHlLL, PRESIDENT
JAMES I. HNGHT Secretary.
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Me6ical.
T1HE WORLDS HAIR RESTORA-

il TlNE-Nursnted % contain 40 e>setenoW msfS.
deasA tahps hfe color and pseser sf %
hair sght II s death to grey hAA and dessfc-
ton 10 gsscrsfcheAard spectaes This vsioan pssee
aoo different from all other has bees ased f many yssA
which be BY hundreds OF d'eA me o. -
most wealthy families dso BY elerxynen A~yen snd 900
tora who havins previously tired al the nosts NJ % ne dy
composed OF deleei articles such - esd line easc
spanish es bsek led kc- seriously tnurinf theif heste
and hair and expenSns hundreds OF liars In vsn @nne
Que bottle Of the Restorer 20 have tie desired erect es
Ressorer inahble fAppcd according 70 drecueaA sne
will not soil the finest linen. II tails 70 rsssose w
It's original color however grey when once
by applying II few tmes three monthA 700 WI 80
have grey hair shOuld YOU obtain the sc o. one
hundred yeArs eadnssA removes END rrsvents
tons the head IL viii aso restore the sh and p<cvens
the hair from Ans BY ipvisorsins the sin muscles,
neryes blood sse and the Of the hair Osep mue
state the color Of the hair dart light sSpsrencs has
shown that the ingredients that resteres light hair s have
90 eject upon dah No is 6r dSk, No Tor tght--No
s Hylobssamum dresns or the hair m yosne and slA
and should he used with the Resorer The Rsor~ p1tur
in large Clint bottles only Sgo per eottle generally
enough for year The Hylobssanam OF dressing mr The
hair Ne t per bottle thus coming within the means
Of all persons The demand for Il shows s worth duly
appreciated and productive Of WORTHLESS. nitstoaA
None are genuine excspt M Alen's Worlds Hair Resor-
New York blown the bottles and her signature on the
directions Fer sale AZ No. $50 Bovery No Zs Wehinf
ton-st DR.. Guon No. ~ Bowery; @. II. Ring, No i3
Broadway, No 2g Fulton Bcoklyn and ~ drusrsss sna
peromers senerzy Principle DEPOT and msnafacory No.
SIS Broomes corner Of Elizabeth Bee Ns fev< CAsvss
ils for old advertisements
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Interest Coupona ints.es al Coupons and deb ever
aue Notes. Cssh Wsrant Ae presentation thereof q
tho City 7ressurers 03iceL
COMMISSIONERS:
A d. CR0SSMAN, Mayor;
o. pEBUYS, Controller;
WIN GARLAND, Treasurer;
WIN r. CONVERSE Chairman OF the
Finance Committee Of the Bosxd OF Aldermen;
L II. PLACE Chairman Of the Finance
Committee Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
A. LAyET, Secretary.
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ALBERT n. NicoLAY, AucnOneer
THE HANDSOME HOUSE and LOT

u HE ia r. f1OOSE anu LIZ
No. Ss7 AZ st. Lots 5lstst, Lots 9stst- so
Quarter Acre Lots In the age Of kdenVse l.. L.
Farm Of 80 acres at Edenvas l. T. sc. Se.-COMBS y
NICOLAT will sell az auction WEDNESDAY, Jans u
1882 y o'clock the Merchants Exchange the fJow'
The new 5sory Brick Dwelling House ard lot known a.
No 3S7 4h st. near The B0Wery fhs house just finished,
built COCO style, containing % rooms with marble
CrOton hot and cold baths and ranges
the kitchen and finished well trOT ghOgt House <iNii
LOT 241e0. and now rents & good tenant az lr1Jp
Two Lots on the north side OF 5lst 1870 feet inches
east Of av-one lo xt0 feet 5inshes, and thsotheT u
fee. inches 'front.' 81 feet inches, aad W feet deep
Thiee Lots the south SIDE Of ystst between the ON
end 6tn-ays- 25XlNo
Long IsaI d. the Long Island Railroad and D miles
tou NesYork The faci iiies tor building can hardly Re
.urpsssed The bay which Is less than miles distant
fUfr the village abOunds Oysters :ams and hsn OF van
Gus kinds and the rive and mill Pones with excellent 0lt
Pure spring water and ta Of )ecomins nourshng
villsge.
Eden Vale Long Isnd-AF Farm Of 30 scres situated be-
tween va ref.y Station on the Lon- Island Railroad and
the village Of Edenvale The whole will b. sold DIVIDED
into tive OF ten acre sections. Title ndi5puta1ie.
Gowauus sroOkyn-Eght lots on l7th and 18Th s, near
the 9Th sv IN the With Ward Of the city Of sEooklyn
Alsp tsory Frame HOuses and LOtstne no 4ses are
2x3e FEET each-stabes the reaf-ts lots are 20 iset
front sihavou the about % feet and aD0ut 10
feet on l8thst. -,
Ao four Lots 25xle0 the north west corner Of sh-sy
and Mid est, ovauus. Brooklyn 90
fdenvAle Long Isscd-A ne1tzstory Frame House wiz
three acres CT improved Land with -e ke, and good
6lce. -.
For fun particulars Of al the above property, apply " ts
AuefioneerE No. "a Grand-st- Re.E the BO~ery