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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-09-22
Proceedings OF the Board of Supervisors.

Tlp.oS, Iowa, Sept. 3, 1864.
The Board met at the Office of the Co.
Clerk, the President, &. T. Sheldon, in
the Chair.
On calling the roll, and quorum be-
ing present, the Board proceeded to lus-
mess.
TIE following resolution was on motion
adopted:
Whereas, \ claim was resented at the
last session Of the Board by DIR, Ross for
professional services to Mrs Cahoon,
amounting to s. 90, which was then re-
jected, and the Township Trustees of
Centre township were afterwards sued
for said amount; and it appearing advisa-
bic to the Attorney of the county that
said amount be paid by the county to the
Trustees, and he having paid over the
sum to them, therefore,
Rcsp}red, Tha, an order OF the Trea-
surcr in favor Of William II. Tuthill be
drawn for $500, to reimburse him the
amount so paid.
A communication from the Clinton Sol
diers' Aid Society was read, and on mo
tion referred to a special committee, con
sisting of Messrs Dewell, Shearcr and
Cover.
The resignation Of james McClung,
County Surveyor, was presented, and on
motion accepted
MIR Cover presented the following res,
olution, which was on motion adopted:
Rcsofrea, That f. A. Gates be appoint
ed County Surveyor, to Gil the vacancy
caused by the resignation of MIR. Nc.
Clung.
On motion, the Board adjourned until
one o clock a. IN.
O'clock p. M-On calling the roll a
quorum were present.
The committee to whom was referred
the subject of an alteration of the town
ships, &c, appointed at the last session,
made the following report, which was on
motion adopted:
Your committee charged with the prac-
ticability Of altering the civil townships
of Cedar county, to conform to the origi.
nal surveyed townships, have considered
the subject and believe it should not be
done on the present application before
them. We think the voters of each
township should express their pleasure on
the change, before action by this Board
n DEWELL, Chairman.
The committee on Roads made the fol-
lowing report, which was on motion adopt.
cd:
No. &C, Louden and Wheaton road
| Dismissed.
No. y, T. S Winerich's outlet road
No report Of Com on damages. Contin
ued
No. 73, Pennington TIP. road B. +.
Butterfed appointed Commissioner.
No. n, Downey aud johnson county
road. Adopted when concurred in by
johnson county.
No. IS, Pennington township exten
sion road Established.
No, 76, Davenport and Marion road
Established.
No. II, Linn Grove and Mechanics
Vile road No report of Commissioners
Continued
No 7S, VIM s. Chase's road. Sc
for final hearing Oct 3, 1864.
No. 80, Alteration of Pedee and Co
Line road, Iowa TIP. George Larue ap
pointed Commissioner
No 81, Catholic Church (Gower TIP
road. No bond or proof Of notice filed
Continued
No. 81, Voss road Noreport Of Com
missioners. Continued.
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ATTORNEY At LAW, SULlCITOK
CHANCERY, & NOTARY PUBLIC;
TiPT0N, Iowa.
ESy OrFlCE--At the court House, in the
District Clerks Office. vonlo.
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VOL. II:
THE FARMERS GIRL.

HE EAkkNI!EsS SlktkI.
Up in the early morning.
just at the peep Of day,
Straining the milk in the dairy,
Turning the cows-away.
Sweeping the foo. in the kitchen,
Making the beds up stairs,
Washing the breakfast dishes,
busting the parlor chairs.
CHoKrs-Oh! how merry the lay, as light
ard gay,
We sing of the farmers girls, hnrrah!
How merry the lays, carol to day,
OF the merry farmers girls.
Brushing the crumbs from the pantry,
Hunting for eggs at the barn,
Cleaning the tsrnps for dinner,
Spinning the stocking yarn,
Spreading the whitening linen,
Down in the bush Below,
Rsnsacking every meadow,
Where the red strawberries grow.
CuoRus-Oh, &c.
Starching the "fxings" for Sunday,
Churning the snowy cream,
Rinsng the pals and the strainer
Down in the morning stream,
Feeding the geese and the turkeys,
Making pumpkin pies,
Jogging the little one cradle,
Driving away the flies.
CnoRUs-Oh. &c.
Grace in every motion,
Music in every tone,
Beauty Of form and feature,
Thousands might covet to own.
Cheeks that will rival spring roses,
Teeth the whitest OF pearls,
One of these country maids is worth
A score Of your city girls.
CuoEVS-Uh! &c.
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Can any Of our readers tell US what
bonds of connection there are between
the Copperhead party and the aristocratic
Belmont? Are they the Confederate
bonds which Mcclellan has agreed to have
the United States redeem, in the event Of,
his election to the presideney?- lhteo2o
Tribune.
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EXCHANGE OFFICE,

eight DRAFTS ON NEW YORK CAN BE
- had Of the Subscriber in sums to suit pur
chasers Certificates of Deposit. and Drafts on
Eastern Cities, .ashc.l. American goll furnish
ed at a small premium.
ey,- Office over iIoitalan1er'- ster"
VA. II. TtrHlLL.
Tintnn Iowa: LNlN lst. lSGN
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To the Boar0 Of Superrts0rs:

Your committee on the oxpedioncy OF
making an appropriation to the Clinton
Soldiers Aid Society, Won d ask tinc un-
til eur next November term to report,
aud we request each Supervisor to uscer-
tain what AID soldiers from his township
have received, aud report to Us at the
next term.
n. DEWELI, Chairman.
The committee on Taxation made their
report, which was on motion adopted
Thc committee on Public Buildings
pr, scented the following report, which
was On mutton adopted:
To the Eoord cf Supervisors:
Your committee on Public Property
and Buildings have examined the jail,
aud find it in reasonable good repair with
the exception of the fastening Of one of
the cell doors, and we recommend that
the Sheriff have the same made secure
We have also c@@minod tie Court
House, and H@l that also in rgaer>&bl
good repair, with til" exception Of nua.
Der OF the windows and we recommend
that the cords be shortened 50 IS to "llow
the upper sash to raise toits proper nee
We also recommend that tie Geek b,
authorized to sell H." ol! furnar' "'.l fix
lures belonging th,reto, together with
some extra sash weights, not in use, and
belonging to the county.
D. MClAI-IHLIN, Chairman.
The special committee to whom was re
fcrrcd the retitiOn Of J S Smith, ask
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i. r. KENNEDY.

nHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON, TlrToN, Iowa
i Office, first door ives: of Regart ~ McNa-
maras drug store; Residence, two doors north
Of the steam mill. llhnlsl
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W dlSp it~'iti AN i'4 tiiat 't'" - n 49,
to sell IT," ola furr"c' "ni fix
lures belonging hereto, together with
some extra sash weights, not IN use, and
belonging to the county.
D. McLAI.;HLIN, Chairman.
The special committee to whom was re
fcrrcd the petition Of j. S. Smith, ask
ing a change Of rates Of fcrriage at Ro-
chester, made the following report, which
was on motion adopted:
Re5oire3, That tic rates hereafter be
Us follows
For CROSSING a footman DC
L" wagon and two hor-ts 1!3c
q horse and rider =:
" each head of neat cattle Ice
sheep and swine per head &c
one horse and buggy 2Oc
{" team of four horses, OK
en- or mules toe
And any four horse team crossing over
aud returning on the same day, uLe fee
only.
L. Z. EDWARDS, Chairman
Mr.. Dcwell offered the following reso-
luton, Which was Oh motion adopted:
Whereas, The wife of J. J. Dairy, an
enlisted soldier, has been deprived of re
celylng money from tic county on ac-
count Of being absent from the State,
and she being in need Of funds to get
home, therefore,
ResolreI, That the Clerk be requested
to issue warrants for her to VIM. Elliott
f.N ~ IT L..
ly.
Mr.. Shearer offered the following res
olu.ion, which was on motion adopted:
Rcsoircd That the Clerk hc au'horiz d
to contract for a sufficient quantity Of
wood 10 supply the Court House ami j il
with the necessary amoTat Of fuel for
the ensuing winter, at tie !nwcst Price
for which he can obtain it, and that he
be authorized to issue warrants therefor.
a petition from & j. Stevens, asking
for an abatement Of taxe> on lot No &.
in block s., Of STAIRS addition to the
town Of Upton, was presented, and On
motion referred to committee consist.
ing Of the Chairman Of his Board
On motion, the Board i urnyd Until
one P. LII.
I p. M.--On calling t. roll QuJru~
were present,
The committee on Claims made a re
port, which was % motion adopted
Mr.. Lnith offered the G1,owiug rcsolu
ton, which was on motjcn a1"ptrl;
Res0'r,d, That Jonathan Dudley, JAS.
Walton aud E1oathan HAN BE- appoint
ed commissioners to asccrtaiu tie length
and rrotabI" cost Of u BRIDE over Sugar
Creek, at Hams crossiu., and report at
the J uuary term Of til, Board
Mr. EGa@r S offered the following res
o'ution, which was on motion adopted:
To the Bocud Qf .Superris.r&:
Your committee to whoa was referred
thc repairing Of the house belonging to
the School Fund, known #s the D'~@5.,
house, would report, thai thc roof Of sail
house is it a d.i4pidatcd condition, aud
the cost Of I.p4jrs would b. some s75,
and would vest that much more III SAID
property We therefore =. .ummca4 the
following:
RcSolrc1, That there be IN agent up.
pointed b. tAis Board to sell the said
property for the best bid he can obtain,
but in no case for less sum than four
hundred aud twenty five dollars.
The Chairman appointed \. Shaw
agent.
Mr.. Edwards offered the following res
Clutlop, which was Oh motion adopted:
To the Hon B9orQ of .Superrisoys:
Whereas, A license was granted TO c.
Y. Jack and WIN. Baker, in A. D. 1863
to keep ferry at Rochester, Cedar coun
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rILT and Rose Wood Frames. Of all sizes, on
NJ hand sna made to order ut
l.. B. Simmons Sky-Li:ht Gallery.
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As.
Rothrock & Wolf,
SYLVANlrS YATES,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Upton Iowa.
vHYILL promptly attend to all business IN
w trusted to his care. Particular attention
paid to collections. lhtiJ
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

OFFICE OF THE BROOKLYN, EAST NEW YORK
" and Rockaway Railroad Company, y45 Fulton street.
Brooklyp sept Z. is4-seaed proposals will be received
the ovce OF this until h0neay the 18th day of
Sep 1854 II o'clock for building tnat portion Of
rail between the vaso OF Jamaica and Far Rock
away bot OF the county Of Queens Plans and specca
tons blank proposals. be at the Office OF the
Propo sails To be endorsed 10 the Brooklyn East
GEORGE LsosIRo, sec JOSEPH G. WARD, Pres
The New York herald., 1864-09-16

t2UrNu ANS FURNITURE EXPRESS fl5 WI
~ Eleventh sreet --fufnltnte IL fsm les boxed
FArnaa, Lar e Max ut lor nlUtlna Farennre IN ei!v
ns""t,v Nutnlturc sto.S..
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STEAMBOATS, a,no Railroads.
rrNTOWN ROUTh' to tho WEST =

LLENTOWN ROUTh to tho WEST
N Ladies travelling alone or fipiAs vii find this the short
and easiest route There but one change oil cars be-
New York and Chicago OF Cincinnati and only to 81
Louis Office No. 27l Broadway, corner ~ ChaDoefss,.
NORTHERN r. r., of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Train. leave Jersey City for Permon al w. sl3
2.l5 p. m. ~ D. m, and US p The 9l3 m, sn<
THOs ". DEMAREsT, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

SHIP CO. will dispatch semi monthly their new and hrst
clgss Brg, iron steamships CELIA, BRLLONA Alta.
LANTA ION "a, INDIANA and MANHATTAN, each g. 90
tuns burl. B, tween London aud New YoTk calling at Hay
on N. yovse ON London. Rates Of passage PAYABLE In
United Stss, Gun tency, from New York; First cabin 20,
r. 5nd cabin $50; seerage, . From London hsvre:
NEY 81 the olce n &c BEosiwsy. For freight apply Id,
No. 81 Southst Adva ee' mado merchandise consigned
" '''' ''''''" How. AND AsPrJwALL, Agenia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

VALUABLE PROPERTY at North Engie-
wood Nrv-Jer.ey, opposite ionker,, for sALE.-Ihe
who'll. or rar " Land II nearly 500 Acres at North
Travod New Jersey, known the James jay estate 10
~ from New York running west iTom the Palisades IN tDH
,ey copprsng meadow, arabic and woodland The North
yn knroad OF EewJersey passes through the propsfty
yi.b sbouuds with beautiful building sites. Title indis'
rutbe NO ncumbance. large per cent OF the purchase
money ca, remain bond and mortgage Apply 20 HOME
MORGAN No. Pine ST orto HENRY ~ SWIFT Ne. ~
rarClayst w.
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BOARD an0 Rooms.

ONE ROOM in a FARMHOUSE, small
family pleasant location, milo from railroad one
hour nom city psrs0n two, with good Del tuu
id Tor q or IA week. AdlIcas ). r., Tribune Once
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JAMAICA, L.FL-An excellent FARM and

JAMAICA, B.fI-An excellent FARM ana
~ RESIDENCE of Efy acres, FOR SALE; very finely
,ied having good house beautifully shaded with sncicit
tr, and la1ouc lawn u front two barns, clr.iagr-
t AID ot eT ouibuiIngs land IN good end IN cultivation
M Gr dc pow spade aud equally adapted 20 gram o. gar
du purposss ;lcnt ad abnndaa iIe location Is
l.nsb'y healthy aud the pei-lbofho0d gcmalt bly,
a. ,.c.su ,cbools and churches near hand. PIico.
~ no. considerably less than oher5 paying for land IN
INC location without any buildings. Z. o. IltAII
'~ii' ''''''' No. 81 Pne5t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26
Geaiers, Stoves, Sc.

TARRISON's PATENT IMPROVED
II COOKING RANGES. with D-au.'s Patent " ster.Iop
- Uo,s. aud Families urie AID sold by BBAAh ALL
DEANE Co. No. 2o3 ts-. o., 80 et east 81 bioa'"a9
pr-,.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26
Real estate for Sale.
[Sce dlsoAuctioH Sales.l

~ and A.t.c Brick HOUSE 40. l53 Prcsideu.st with four
lots between Clinton and Courtsts. Brooklyn it in the
--I el'ogr. bousr 39 f,r vide tl,ie r.s 10 window.
parors aud halls heacOed Would b; sold without the ad
Joining lots If desired. t. L. KELLOGG. Ij9 Pearst y. l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

NOR SALE-At Plaindeld, New-Jersey, o
L beautiful TRICK FAKN Of .trcs, with nice cotisse
le rooms ce N and .sret with bafn and shop 9 go
po Farms acres each, ~ go Do, Of 80 arrcs, win
stock CROP and t3ols DO large house, ur'ily new WIN
sooi lot c0a Do corner Do. with good houte and store
500 ana real estate Of all SORTS Col on THOMAS MhhE
LEY. No 100 West Washington AaIAet, OF SIEFHEN
VAIL. nj Plauueld Depot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

HOUSE for SALEM GREENWlCH,
Connecticut with five to SIX Q; Land. covered
m uit urd trees aud having about tive hundred i'e
- y front with cuugrisucss tat water bathing and
b.g tho House, Stables and Outbudiuss large, com
i5n. and In perfect order and every way suitable Tor
isrss L.lnily Apply on the p. efuisea, OF 70
"a ' & $. TIFFANY. No. % Park-plac0.
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GO Get.

A SMALL COTTAGE, in which two or three
a urrsous may spend the Summer, Ia quiet, pleasant
csuniry place RENT Tor $50 for the season u ds,I'
H. ma could bJs.d, in whole part a. the farm house *
90 tpt Toctisn 10 mc4 north n City Hal, cou3crolt
10 railroads Address >. r. Tribune Oihce
A BRUSH FACTORY and STORE TO LEI
pe used Tor she purpose for several years ~ further
particulars sppy at No 2l5 Gscenwiciit coi 'e-ey-..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

ID A TERM OF YEAR5--To lease for term Of yeaFs
dina ,o.ops brogns.ons e1trawide STORE, No. p Broad
a. rrpping through to and embracing No. 20 Newst The
store &. heavily dnbeTed throughout, has fine high base
fDent. vaults in 'front.' sdolghis about the middle Of hs
building sEyst sbou, 81 feet wide by IS foet long from
tor to bottom and 26 feet wide on Bosds, and 3 feet
wide on NewsL This property can be had on long lease by
GOOD rarty The building IS probably the most eligible FOR
alteration into oce Of any in the vicinity Of the New STOCK
Exchange and Public Board soon to be erected at NOS ~ -
and lG Broad It, For length Of lease price per tnnum kc
4. .,,,,to uoc, HOMER MORGAN No. Pinesi
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AT NORTH NETWORK.

six hundred and fy LOTS AMI several HOUSES; moder-
ar prices end terms; light assessments; cross
3day Harlem River balrsad Bridge to IJJb st. avenues
aud streets correspond with those ia New York p!opri all
g.1cd aud ready improvement: in every respect tue most
desirable properly for permanent homes ever offered Tor SAFE IN
these su0lfbsi high ground sandy sub.oh, gs good water
l1rse-raif1Ad along the westerly side 81 tie property
inquire T. RAE a. the Land Oce the property corner
Of l42dft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

EOR SALE-At RYE, Westchester County,
4 q miles rom the city 10 ninute6 walk from Mamar9,
~ Depot IOU H. aud about ID acres Of LAND apple
ard variety If other ttro0s eyc-gcens barns Sc
oa,e q si irogt g feet d'eP Two store, DIR hca N
CELLAR under the whole, and ,cheu attached; near the
sorul GOOD school churches market md landing. Also
IS acres II good land lij1ug wei fenced large barn nd wt
of water Inquire Of tho owner NOAH IOMfhlHS, No.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

ITO LET-One largo STORE, fronting OF
both "a and sthsv, and three OFFICES In the Coope
Union Apply either at the Office Of the BuAdIG Oh
WILSON y. HUNT, Nc. 10 PakPises
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nANEN 4, KACON
OCEAN Steamers.

TOR NEW-ORLEANS DIRECT-The new
4 United States Mail steamship GEOEGE CBOatn ~:
mt Post will Leave Pier No North i.yrr on SlJ i'Al
May At p Pa.sa-e. with unsurpassed
s6i No bills Of lading signed on day Of sailing AIpyto
II. b. CROMWELL Co., No. 30 "e'ts-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

EIOR SALE - Three 3-story Philadelphia
j Brick front HOUSES in East Goth It., between si and
Tr, 10 suit tlo purcha.ef Apply at No ,9J ID ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

the Nations. Bank being duly end the aooV
correct tie beat Vi my knoweise and beie ~
y. ID. TAPPES. Ca her
swo,u before me this g5th day Of April. l'dt -.
Ebuls T.. CoiET. IT,, Notary Puh c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

Merchants, Exchange Bank.-Ssatomont Of the
,,vuCuAEIs EXCHANGE BANK ~ the City Of New York IS re
9u1e By Chsgtsr Laws 0! 1885, To- e week enans SaioJ mo
sgd VI April lot' . go tee -ro 81
Aversse amount u sp-1e
Avss,e amount Circulation, including At o TIC o,o IN
late .-..''-'-'-' ofogt1 ~
o., "a Comfy II New York J. r. J. otA.ey CaAe o.
Bank, bens duly sworn es -
he aye s,siement the best q ny h,4~
swo,n te.or. me- tbs 95b day o. Aprl, ls4 -, n.,,
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nor SALE-Wth immediate possession
L THREE Gntcllss new BRICK DWELLINGS, con
tins al Us modern improvements, in very drsiIaDlc iocu
don n Brooklyn. good 10 per cen. investment Apply
H. A SPAFORD, 80 Reusenst, Brooklyn, or u NalIst
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Imnorfers md Traders iiauk.-Statement Of 6

IyPOfTERS AND TRADERS BANk. required by 'p-r lac
Isvs OF 1853 for enus saturday, ne sd day Of Ay l
Gni J. POO !" W
amount O' Sl~s~
of Circulation. $1,000
Ivcsss trount OF Deroq ........... 4st3,@2O 90
Cay and Colny J. jams Buel Ceshr Of ne
Importer Bth duly dee ana ssy is the
s5eye statement o k1os is- sd belle
JAMES BUELL. Cashier
Sworn be.o-e th. sSsh dsy OF April istA
HIstr G5lp.SrTu, Nota-y Pubic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

Mechanics, and Traders Bank.-Slaioneat o.
HgCuAVICs' AND traders BANK. required y Cfabi'f
10 Laws Of 1854 week elss Saturday. Tie I'd y ol ApHb
Isrf o,.,, ~, ea
Average amount o. s2ccis itVssv "a
Average Of Depo-ts ~
ysrbsrs Bsnk bns dub depe and ~ mat s
e'''' GEO W IOJLEi CJhsr
AIS w. ETEsHpI Notary Publc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

.'UR SALL, 20 IrnctIoli \. J.-A IN VI
Of % .sr- 40 ig good condition with fruit Of every de'
,srt'oE building. spaoas and In good reI Tue i1.a
ton comes very spot 10 make the ground valuable 'i
city p1rp.tes lu flc the town g. ii merging to" i o. hnd
ia sl5rt time vii. connect. and portion 90 the property
could or ly he tv.nago0gsy dsrrssi of n 'H'. I'D" Of
fu b. equally desirable rcsid.uo OF au Investment, end
@, .r Wis .ng 3, locate bio family .-Htiuy, hld %
tho lus improve be estate would De very ataciVr
ir.l,.d I, q. PRATT No. ~ pine-.f.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-26

HOUSES IN BROOKLYN 10 RENI.
10 pew 3story aud Basement, with gas, water pAth
Gr on corner PARK and Canton st. iTonns on Cy ah
Roat $3.50 contract is made BY city iof al non iehoo
3story Brick No. gI Carlton av., between Myrtle md
Parkava with wator aad gas. Rent $50.
3s.ory md Bssement corner Sands At and hudson a'
with water and no gaA Rent rEIo' 80, IL,
3Jtory and basement BTck, Nos lOO and ltS Hoytst'
Ippy on premises or a, oGice No Fulton Bank, Now.
York, from III TO l.
OFFICE ROOM TO LET.-A GENTLE
" MAN DESIRING A DESK IN PLEASANT AND
CONVENIENT OFFICE MAY APPLY AT NO. % PINE
ST, ROOM no. 3.
GTEAM-POWER near BROADWAY, Nos.
y 80 and IS Prnces,-To Let large Rooms, with eEFa
s powell steamhoistway and heating pipes large base
men IN each building 30 by lPe feet hshsd WIN .aJhg.
Apply to h Z. mOoAE, no. ~. oenIe ~
ITO LET-One of the frst-class, brown-stone
i front HOUSES (posses,on immediately, situated In
Brurn place corner OF Newark New Jersey three
STOKES above the basement, which mosty ABOVE Houhu
Updsr Cellar, Fursce Laundry. Hot and Cold Mtts, ~
short contains all the modern Improvement, ana IN rev
would let for no VIII be Ley 70 good tenant
for less than halfha sum. Apply TO d. M wilson, hoon
No T. over the Poi,-ofhoe, Newark, N j.
yu,O IET-One large STORE fronting on
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Rank of the Repabllc.-StsteneDt OF the BANK

Bank of the Republic.-Ststement OF the BANh OF
9YF REP BIC New Ogk required BY Chapter .O
Is.s ols eD1t Ad.y the 80 asy q April it
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A'eruse amount 9 20
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CITY and County o. Aewlok H. w Ford, CaSaf o. tHe
9rs Rey5c ses dUy sworn dePss eS1 az ua ne iSFe
E.tou.euf = eofre 10 he u kne~is &c an b. ~
H. ". FORD, Cashier.
swossbsfose me tbs 25h day Or April pa
Es-is p Cssrr. IT,. Notary Public
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OVAL PIANO.FORTEs.-Amateurs or 9th.

DIANO Tor SALE.-Nearly new 7-octaye rose
wood limo celebrated maker, must b. sold tbs week
eau he No. lJi Thompsonsi Prince cheap for
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