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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-15

The Fremont County Herald, closes M
article on the recent, session of the Board
OF Education, with the following well-mer.
tied compliment to our fellow-townsman.-
After stating that Mr.. Benton had been
elected Secretary of the Board, it says =
"Ihls appointment is certainly q fortunate
one for the interests Of the State. Mr.. B.
served the State in the capacity of Superin
tendent Of Public Instruction, and is fami
liar with educational matters. This exper-
fence, coupled With his business tact and
moral integrity, has made him the mos.
desirable man that could have been select.
ed for the post" Il
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POttaNa ttamie County Lands
FOR SALE BY
HORACE EVERETT,


g Wqr Or 20, 76, $40 acres, andioniny Mr..
-. SprinGer's farm, miles North of town.
-bottoln land ? miles above Judge Bryant's farm.
N. Or s, II, 4I-sO acres, \ timber on Mosqu-
toe creek \ mile south OF Mr. - farm
ar II, 4o-160 acres Silver creek bottom land
containing about 20 timber ON the road to Wa.
terbury's, in Shelby county
81 Wqr; n EqrNw Or; s II W or, and W Or
ar = 20, 3o-2l0 acres Nishnabotany rolling bot
tom land on the Stage east, mile west of Big
Grove Joining Siocuns and Judge James farms on
the south, and Mr. Files and Fleehers the east
There Is n" better body of land Western Iowa than
this; with plenty OF timber and settlements
near.
Also, W or Or; and n or W Or l. rs, 1870
acres, mile east Of the above; bottom land with some
timer.
81 Sw or 10, and E qrsEqrs, II. 1920 acres.
Nlshabotany bottom land miles north New ton and
near Cutznger's MILF about 10 acres timber on the
tract mile north OF the new State road.
n or and Or 7. IS, $3.50 acres bottom land
on the Nislnabottany River. miles below Newtown
ami The same distance above lola, aud sdjoining W.
PIcrCe'S farm
qrS " qrsi; VIZ f Or; and or W or 81;
r.! or %; NJ F Or; E.. n W or; ar " or
and ar EQr %, H. 43-iOO acres on Pigeon creek
about mes above Reefs mill, and l6 miles north Of
Hof e. 10; NJ and W or n or IS, n, 44-4lo
acres, Missouri River bottom land, miles from Coun
Gil Rufus.
E.4. W. W or. and S W g. W or n W TO- IT
42-Soo acres bottom slope and upland prairie East
riseon - mites + OF Council Bluffs about Is acres
u lumber This very fine tract for a large farm
Il OF NV Or W ar; and u n W ar as and ExS
ar 81, Is 44-2oo acres, bottom land / mile from
Council Bluffs.
~ "qr; W. 5 ar, and " ar n ar &c, TO- 81
300 acre, bottom land Little Silver miles eas
of l.. J ChilIs.
E. + ar 25 \ or and " i S or Sc 76 4l-32O
acres, bottom land on Silver Creek miles east Of L.
ChiIds
E.. wqr; and W.. ar 10. IS, 41-rso acres, Sill
yer creek bottom land, mile south Of bridge On new
State road.
sEqrNw q 25 10 $50 acres mile north Of 5
Places and FrDicr'> farms.
- or -; and 5 a. y " Or %, II 39-l2O acres
PRAIRIE south side Lewln's Grove one mile from New
s.: ar, and ar 10: 81 W ar and s W or H.
a. 3s-9SO acres on Nlshnab BOTANY, at Lcwin's Grove
loo acres OF timber balance bottom prairie upland
adjoining Mr. True's and Nr WIighI's farms
W = W qr; a. S " Or; aud S f or W or 49,
10 4l-l3b 70 acfes, On kcg creek mile X X and
mil and = mile above Mr. Minturn's farm and IL mi es
from Council BlUhs AIsu. single tract o.
oo@ @~@e
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A Serenede,

,s,a". .0ans'i Bluffs Brass Band will please
8. ssp' the thanks of the Noapareil for that
Tbn 1aae Vouchsafed on the evening of
Iot' ',.as last. The Band "put in their best
M and' We must say, proved themselves
again U w 10 the art of "blowing." Come
70, 'aessFs' members of tho Brass Band.
we are particularly partial to
metal blowing martial sounJ :,
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raj AND MISCELLANEOUS
-. ,,oIruLY AND NoNPAREI'

FOR nv Nth the Publishers of the Alan.
By an arrahssA'' or,hIed TO furnish thistle best
tic Monthly We 80 su,,cribers OF the Nonpdrel
o, all magazines ar ,nnum. As this magazine will
,or TWO poLL 100, the Office Of publication, subscr-
b. mnisd il as promptly when ordered through
ber' VIII ,,d if they ordered direct from the pub
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correspondent Of the N. Y. Herald, that the
mississippi and Missouri River Railroad
has commenced grading the road in this
city, with about two hundred men, with
horses, carts, wagons, &C." Nut: ced.
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iluabie farming land sultableior
Co1onv,

all benz III me b. iN III the fu'k l. uf the West NI>h
nab itnN RNer Tins land lie III >ccti ; aud II
II r :" III itI"thnIle county; and in rtl,4u>
10 81 - 70 - - - 81 80 81 and 81 7 IS r 30
IN Smelly '"h' mI'c n"rth ul GU, singer mill frca
NeWt""n 20 miles south II !hc i",ail,n Of the NJ \ NJ
x M g. "rih OF the State Road t. De- Nome
--dIl'i 81 mI.c> from C"uucII Bluff Ah0ut 81 il i
h'tt"lM and 3 81 pc and upland with suff iency O
rImher weNWate ed muIattu soil and all arabic viii
the eX, cprlul 81 some 80 acre,
This Iatd /. deserving the attention Of those >eekn
>eiIenIrnf for Colony, amt will be only sold i'll
bhiy. Te HIS I,2-nI3ul
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For TIE " eeS Ehdthg FRIDAY, jan ii, 1893.
Reported Expressly the Sonpare by STREET RIDER
Investigators of Titles and Records.
Joe Johnson and wife - VIM Menary-Lots B. 3,
6. / 8 TO- 1t and ID IN Block "a = s. 8 10 in As; !,
s. g 10 IN 56; l. 6 !. s. 9, 10, IL, l2 in As @ g.
1, .. IN Il 81, C,esccn; City-SIO0O.
W ii II Holt and wife to Oliver Mllls-W NV \
Sec IS Town a, Range IS; s.
Znrle Marker ami We Leonard DcI,e-SW !.
Twr, See 5, Sc, Ne. Sec IS, Town II, Range a.
$1,000.
PJM:Mahon and wife to Marcia Fvlsoul-A strip
IN ia, k>,u's Addition; S2iCS $500.
Noah Innrl, AMI wife Jnbob Prcst"n--S>. 81 !.
Sec 8, :, Ne, Sec :. Town II, Range i3; N. Sw :.
Sws Sc /. Town y, Range Il; $1,000
OIIvor Mills anu wife L. Win GuGe,ms-S's NEs Sc
q Town - Range IS: $500
&c Slvcry and vie 10 Ben; amin A Ilcn--E. SW :.
and Sw. Swa Sec p Town II, Range Al; $500.
Lewis warren wife 10 Leonard EverIy-Sw y
Swq Sc. "a; NEt Sc, Sec % S. Ne, Sec %;
" NV !. Sec 81 Town n. Range IS; $1,000.
We James County judge to Abraham JAcksrn-N
e, NV. Sec rs Town 7. Ranse "a; $50
LOW, G"d,a:d t" Henry II Hewltt-2o acres in Sc
= Sc &c. Town 70 Range a; $500.
John A Hall. Trustee To Eliza X Mit,bcIl-I2S lots
IN Crescent City and Undivided Of NEE and " 4
and Sc. Of Nw.; NEs SW. J.. SEA Sec Q; W !.
and Sc. NE,; NV. aud Sw. Sec IS, Town Is
Range 43; s.
John A Hall. Trustee to Eliza Mltchell-ll3 Lots
in Crescent CITY; S
Henry Holiday and wife to william wiIsou-Lotl II
Block q voorhls' Addition; $500
DSJackson and wife Joe L John Son-Iots and Is
in 1871; 8 Is IN 1875; IN i 1926; IN 27, Cres-
+ Cit; 800.
Thomas Ohiccr add ". II Pu>cy, Trustees, 10 Gc'
Thone-A strip Sc, Sec 80 Town 10 Range - L Z,
NE. Sec 3 Town u, Range i3 So 7lS -.
jill Sherman, County Judge, to Archibald Pattcn-
Sc. NV l. Sec 50. Town -, Range u; $50.
James 5 Rand and wife to VIM Smith-SER NV +.
and n. wv, and y !. NE. Sec T. Town II, Range &C
800.
Henry RI-htnn to May Rishton-E'4 y W. s W !.
NE. Sc 30; L. S Wv Sec 49, Town IS, Range Il
West, 100 acres-SSOO.
California Gold ReCc ipts.
The receipts of California gold at New
York during the year S5S were 1886, 49,
344. The receipts for 1857 were $34,222
9O4. OF the rcceips of 1857 some $1,000
900, not included in the above, were lost in
the Central America. This, however, does
not include the entire product of the Cali
fornia mines, a large amount having gone
to England BY the West India steamers.
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OF COMMON COUNCIL.
January 7th, 1858.

January 7th, 1858.
The Council met at O'Clock, P. NJ.
Present-The May or, and Aldermen Cocu-
RAN, Cassidy, CARPENTER, HrLLs, LEWIS,
MURPHY, NrE, SHOEMAKER and TREYNoR.
Reading the minutes dispensed with.
A petition of C. Eubank, asking the
Council to extend Franklin Street eastward
till it intersects Madison Street near the
eastern boundary of the city, was referred
to the Committee on Streets and Alleys.
The Committee on Streets and Alleys, to
which was referred the account of Horace
Everett, reported against allowing said
account. Report laid on the table two
weeks.
The Special Committee, to which was re-
ferred the subject of damages done to Mi
chael Mithen's lot, by the draining of In1i IN
Greek, submitted a Report, recommending
the Council to procure the right of way for
said Mithen, from his house to MINISTER
Street; when, on motion, the subject was
referred back to the same committee.
On motion of Mr.. COCHRAN, the Com
mittee on Internal improvements, was d.
racted to re-let the contract for draining
Indian Creek from the post Office to J. r.
Dyes lot-the former contractors not hav-
ing completed the same. The cost Of said
draining not to exceed thirty-fve cents per
cubic yard.
An account Of ST. in favor of r. d. Amy,
was referred to the Committee on Claims.
The following accounts were allowed.
One IN favor of Loudon Mulin for dam
ages done 10, 226 by opening Gutter Street
1926 90.
One liz favor of Rabbit & Carpenter, for
printing Blanks for the City Marshal 8 90.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
Attest: FRANK STREET,
City Recorder.
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AMELIA Bt0oxEg. Treasurer.
COUNCIL Bluffs, jan. l3, 1859.
Thanks

We ars under obligations to Mrs. Jso. w
"oSs' Tor copy of,he Mt. Vernon Record,
a'A'se 9uarto paper, published monthly, at
t,0''"deIphia, under the official sanction Of
'a' Regent OF the Ladies' Mt. Vernon Asso.
cation Of the Union. 1t is printed hand
:'ne'y' upon fine paper, and the chief OBJ
WV OF lisp ubi'catlon, is the advocacy of the
' pIcaase OF the Washington Domain, By the
"'' Vernon Ladies' Association of the
t"0n'" Terms. 81, Per annum-subscrip
"'os received by Mrs. Ross.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-01-15
DR.. M'LANE'S
CELEBRATED
'V,.ERMIFUGE
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to cali the at,en-
w ton Of the Trade, and more
especially the Physicians of the
country, to two Of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the public.
We refer to * "-.
d. ChaL A'Lans's Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them a.
universal Cure-als, but simply for
what their name purports, viz:
THE VERMIFUGE.
For expelling Worms from the
human system. 1t has also ben
administered with the most salts
factory results to various Anilnals
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER PILLS,
For the cure of LIVER COMPLAINTS,
all Bilious DERANcEMENrs, Sick
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases of
FEVER AND AGuE,
preparatory to or after taking Qui-
nine, they almost invariably make
a speedy and permanent cure.
AS specifics for the above men,
toned diseases, they are Unrivaled,
and never known to fail when ad-
ministered in accordance with the
directions.
Their unprecedented popularity
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose Of their Drug business,
in which they have been success
fully engaged for the last Twenty
Years, and they will now give their
undivided time and attention to
their manufacture. And being de-
termined that DR.. M'Lane's Cele-
brated Vermifuge and Liver Pills
shall continue to occupy the high
position they now hold among the
great remedies Of the day, they
will continue to spare neither time
nor expense in procuring the Best
and Purest material, and COM
pound them in the most thorough
manner. Address all orders to-
FLEMING Bros Pittsburgh, Pa
P.S Dealers and Ply scians ordering from o<hsrs
than Fleming Bros will do we'll write their oFd~rv
distinctly and take but Dr. ELanes pr,pared b.
Fleming Bros Intsburgh, Ih To those wishing 10 xivo
them trial. We will forward per mail post raid b any
part Of the United States box Of Pis for twelve
postage stamps, vial Of vermifuss -
!ourteen hreeeent stamps An orders from Causds muA
" accompanied by twenty cents extra
- lEE0 NJ ~ 4, m
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IT is BEYOND SUCCESSFUL DISPUTE
Plat the facilities In this establishment for
NEAT&EXPEDITIOUS

JOB PRINTING, not surpassed in the State -
The materials all entirely new comprising all the
later and approved styles Of Type Border, Rules
&c, together with Porer Jo6 Presses of the best
patterns. 1t Will ever he the ambition and deter
mnation of the proprietor. that all work executed at
this establishment shall be distinguished by the fea
lures necessary Constitute it n0nPGreil-namely,
correctness and neatneSs. The personal >uperlnie!.G
OF the proprietor, who has had cxper
Job Pruning, guarantees the faithful perform
ance Of every Job. invite patronage. with the
rance to all my long experience and unsurpassed
facilities Will enable all orders entrusted
me in never before attempted III lhis city,
surpassed in the State.
W. W. MAYNARD. Proprietor.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
. BBLS. LARD OIL-fcr sale At
} Uni HONN 4 McCLELAND
NOTICE.
ATR~OFHnN TN ~

WE CALL ATTENTION TO OUR STOCK
w Of Fresh Oysters, Loba4ers, Sardibes, Psachea
StrawbsyrSes, Cherries, FRESH Pine Apple. Brandy
HsscAss, Brandy Cherries Assorted Pie Fruits Pick
res Ae., cit Of ~sich viii BE sc,d At greatly reducea
Prizes. uOEN h NvCLELLANN,
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thass to acknowledge, on behalf of the
.aS''s' Benevolent Society, the receipt of
.TeS'E-t'as dollars aud thirty-fve cents,
WV NANd Of DR.. S. II. CRAIG; being the
>'''e7' Of the Military Ball, given by the
-.h' -'-4 D'nHs Guards, on the evening of the
:" 'p tn md by them donated to the socie-
'"F 'hanSs Of the Society are hereby
"4''Vo Tor this timely contribution to its
treasury.
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Ma VI. II. R.-Prosress Of Work in Pottnwat
tamIin County.

VI, y VI II. n.-ITps'ess VI WV ~ ~" ""'
tame County.
Through the poitcncSs of Capt. G.. NJ.
DopCE, We, in company with Contractor
TuoursoS, and Mr.. House, of the Engineers
department, paid Il hurried visit, on Wcdncs-
DIV last, to the scene Of lab0rs on the above
road IN this county, some three miles distant
from his city. We confess oursef agreca-
lily surprised at the amount Of work already
performed. We found some fifty men, with
PICKS, sh0gels, wheelbarrows, carts and
Naglns-pilng up the dirt for the tread of
tho much needed '.iron- horse" Two miles
Of the road will be graded before the close
Of ihI- month-sO the contractor informed
us-nnd Judging from the progress already
made, we have no doubt but such will be
the case. These two miles, upon which
mou are at work, are what is called pretty
heavy grades, and the cost of grading per
mM, about $j,O0O-so that by tho first Of
Fo-uov. the Company will have expended
a0Gt $4,000, within the limits of this
colnty.
With this data, allowing that the road
runs forty miles within the county, it is self
evident, that the $500, 900 dollars of bonds
votcdty tbs county in MD of this road;
would Be ample to grade and tie the road
through 'he county-proridcl, of course,
the Company could dispose Of the bonds.
And a-rln. Il the counties Of Audubon and
Shelby, extend aid to this Company in the
Ike mlnner ~ rO'ei by this county, and
extended by Iowa and Powc>hick counties.
we have every reason to believe that in less
than two years the iron-horsc will startlc tho
inhabitants, for at least sixty miles back
from tho Nilsson River, with his shrill
whistle and impatient tramp. Be that rs it
may, we advise those of our readers who
are of the opinion that but little worh has
been done in this county by the above Com
Pany-lf we have any snch-to 90 and see
Tor themselves, and, our word for it, they
will be convinced that the Company should
receive every encouragement in their lauda-
Bile endeavors to "rlde US on n rail-
shall 100000 OF County Bonds be Issued:
The next meeting of the "Young Mems
Debating Club,' comes off on Tuesday eve
u'ns, Jan. ID, at Mr.. FRAstR's schoolroom-
opening Lecture by l.. S. AxrELL. CUES
ton for debate:
MSo'rfd That It would 10 Tor the interest Of tho
r"! County I>>u" Immediately one Uqrdrrd Thnns,ni
n'laf> - County Bonds To the Mi>sIs>ipr and u,.r;
Railroad Company. '''' ~ 'Ss''U''
Leading aisputants affirmative, MAR.
SHALL lVRLEY; Ncgaiire, ID. {. BLooaER.
People of Pottawattamie We want to see
!'u rally on Tuesday evening, and fill that
"mmodous room under Concert Hall to
0'''"0WInS. Tho question b,foro the Lvce-
Dn Is one of interest to you all--for the
S00a OF your young and growing city, "turn
'0'' and don't forget to bring the ladies'
'ons with you. There's plenty of room for
a. ID. +. kENr, Sec'y pro TEN.
Card.
thsve to acknowledge, on behalf of the
.aS'es' Benevolent Society, the receipt of
NweSty-tgHr dollars and thirty fvo oo,.s
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This being, BY far the most complete and EXTENSIVE
establishments North Of St. Louis and West Of the
Mississippi River, and the materials all new,
it Ii no idle OF vain boast to say that Work
can be executed at this Establishment
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NOTICE-CIIANGE OF TIJ.E.

NOTlCE-ClIANG OF T..
PosT-UFFICE. Council Bluff,
November 20, 1888.
On and after December lst 1855 this flee Will open
AZ s J.. O'Clock, A. , and close at o. clock p NJ.
Sundays II Will be open from 10 10 O'Clock, A. NJ
and from to O'Clock, p. NJ.
Mails close at O'clock P. NJ each day.
n T. SPOOR, T. N.
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RIVER HOUSE!
TO RENT.

THE ROOM IN THE PACIFIC HOUSE, NOW
l. occupied by HEM, wILLIAMs l. Co, as .
Banking House. Possession given soon. Apply 10
8. 8. BAILISS.
Council Bluffs. August Il lsSs-y2nIsu
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Spring L Summer Goods.

MOULD RESPECTFULLY DIRECT THE ATTEN-
w iI"n at purchasers, oIheiT Immense varied and
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Sales OF Real Estate in ttawattamic County y,
For the Week Ending Friday Jon. IA, 1859.
Reported Expressly for the Sonparc by STREET RIDER
Investigators of Titles and Records.
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Ever brought to western Iowa Ny stock comprises
every variety Goods made Of the material and
reliable workmanship aud sold at prices to suit the
times. have
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To Old Countrymeni

WE ARE DRAWING, DIRECT on ENC.
w LAND, Ireland S-sSand, and all other parts 81
Continental Europe. We also issue passage tick 80
from Liverpool, Haubur8pAEtwcrp. Bremen and Hsvre
to New York. ii. {. MUTT CO.,
v22n1 Broadway, CorarH Bluffs, Io~a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

srvENrs IL ARK LOTS FOR eALE-uN FIFTY. EIGHTH
~ street. between Broadway aud Seventh avenue, CON
seventh avenue, south side
Tagged and gutter Apply ID. L. BED, No u
Nv trret hEInIA II MI
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SyOUyThY SEAT FOR sALE-A vEay DEsIa ABLE
" country New ORR, com ,rsng 80 rn,d 10 an
house, fruits trees ana
Win be- sold low for csh only Address
D., Her AID office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

rJ,O LET, AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIvEN-AN
English basement house beautifully situstet the vest
sice occupied private boarding house and full of
d. class boarders The house ia TO let and ALI the furniture
sold hundred dollars ,lpg beautiful piano.
Any person requiring such house either for private rest
boarding house. would do wel apply Immediately
address w. T. Whitehouse Herald office.
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!CO LET OR FOR sALE-THE THERE'S NEW hODYL
Enaiah houees finishing the sid0
Of Nineteenth street between Nuh and Tenth avenue. They
with all the modern stair
cold fourth stories ont
vaults and contain in addition laundry,
kitchen reception and dining three parlors and
and small bedrooms finished Ia The best and
viii rented good par.
iculsrs apply at No o. broadwsy, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

ITO LET OR LEAsE-AT HUNTERS POINT, L. J., A
stone factory building S'xloO feet With s'eam engine q
front on river very suitable place chemical
coal oil Possession Immediately Terms moderate.
Apply HOWES 4 CO.. 9S Pearl street.
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Eoa sAiE-IN hEoSSLYN. a TagEE r. srosY BASE
part Of city IN the best order with All The modern improve
within block Of the and twenty mtnutes ride
from the ferry this 10 desirable ocaon terms easy
Apply to W. COIT Is Nassau street. over Bank of TIL
Common wealth. .t
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AXOR sALE--THE FOUR Story BRICK HOUSE no 81
Irving place. also the three story brick house IA West
Thirty seventh the four story English basement
house Twenty street. between Lexington and
Third avenues Apply 70 JOHN w. FIkSSONs NO. wall
pyeet, "a
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xSHOIsE BROoRLYk PROPERTY FOR SALE--A REAU.
" siful first clas sre house. with all the improvements
wafer gas and heater splendid fixtures included, With
i've s'y oe Of ronnd all inprovsd and covered S
SHADE ornamental twelve growth
A. feet and garden IN he with choice grace
feet dreu estrndi, through Portland avenue
Inquire he PROMISES 49, oxford street. address oTner
hoy 90 Herald unlce.
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ITO LET IN BROoKLYN-THE THREE STONY BRICK
house. house from Clinton street,
contains furnace range gs fixtures &c The neiehborhood
and healthy requisite will be doae Can be
seen from II to O'Clock Apply THOMAS A. HAILI-
Day, "a Beaver street. from to2 p. N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

ITO LET nMEDIATELY-FfNs ROOMS, 50 BOWEEY,
furnished or unfarnshed single or in apartments ANAL
mses TO OATMAN 1856 kldrdge street from 70 r n
Rents very low. Premises Of the first class House brown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

TtOH SALE-IN EAST 1BiRTYSECoND STREET. 81
socp basement house with All The modern Improvements
mortgage for term of years desired rented
$500 per Apply at liz East Twenty nth street from
VI 2s clock and TIL O'Clock, evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

-rNOs TAIE-TaE tHREs slC,HY BRIOA DWELLING
house ri wes Nineteenth street. repete with gas
and rutcp water throughout apply 70 d. A CUSH
MAN, 152 Mn avenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

N'1S hA1iL-lHs FoUR rT1gy plCs BAskgaNJ
lFA o.sma NO " Living risra 1 w0t;crl, side enc
.cor .ove fnoenpt sreet is s " he " -, Vii s
se1 70 ysr nri7 ~. esr he soaed NJ aay ume Two
thrb % 'Ao ptc &c pl1sy ara m 1T
<sSe APry bh FROST, 20 soala Ni1lau v1esL NJ =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

ITO LET-A LADY. OCCUPYIN3 A GErTEBL PR
i va,e boarding house, with modern improvements,
specially located the St Nicholas hotel wishes let the
house and sell from $500 10 $500 worth Of furniture
IN This opportunity person with n small
capital ~ make money the rent Is unusually and
profitable gentlemen bosrderS desire To remain 81 900 has
raid MICE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-02

TyoR BALE AT BARGAIN-A BEAUTIFUL
n country site, with extensive view contains $, acres
only ~ ht miles from HoboEen the Northern ufoai
New Jersey which just completed Also sonvs1ins 'se
yera lines stages Inc orchard variety OF fruit and
small cottage house surrounded With shade trees ne
misses apply to W. g. PAUMMER. IA Washington street. Ho
byken N. j.