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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-16
Cheshire Railroaa

GUNNER ARRANGEMENT ~ :. X
~ Monday, May H. 1866 Trains w,,I NM ~ =. y
s s sleeping Cars to and from Boston, 4, 4
MOVING EAST.
EXPRESS TRAIN win leave Fellows R.p, :,
keene, at as A. "; Arriving at Pitehburg
at Boston, b26 A. ~ ACCONNoDATIoN-
leave BeiioNs Falls, at 500 A. NJ, Keepe Al
Arriving at fitchhurg, ll55M., al Rose,
MAIL TRAIN will leave Bellows Falls ~ a.
at s'S7 Nj Arriving at Fitehburg, 5l5P \.
730P.x.
MOVING WEST.
MAIL TRAIN viii leave Boston. at7M
burg, s.l5 A. NJ, keene, at l049Ag.. a,y,s
lows Falls, lao p. NJ. ACCOMMODATION wv
leave Boston, at II 60 A. NJ, Fitehburg lMs
at 81 P. N. ; Arriving at Bellows Falk, III,
PRESS TRAIN will leave Boston, at Sp Z ~
At rs P. NJ, keene, % p N. ArriYias A Bs-sy,
9.5T Pm.
The down and up Express tras, .,,s !, "a.
winchendon, and will stop at FsIuIar. Tre-
mereland, or Walpole to take or l,ay, ya,s,n,.. /,
from other Roads, Up mail trHin viii NJ 10 /,
| fitchburg, South keeue or Cold RiJa Sal vi a.
| at North Ashburnham or East Wes,mogel.aa t \
leave passeDgers 10 or from other rOsds
TEains Connect as foaopr
Up Trains at Bellows Falls with Rutland ~ ~
< Albany, Troy Saratoga springs, Schepsctady asls
No change Of cars between Boston aBd Ruthsi +
| train, or to Burlington by express or nal hss5
| the II 90 A, NJ, train from Boston lodge At Rssn
proceed next morning TO Burlington, Trgy !
/ Schenectady, &c. The night express, With ,F,,s
| through 10 Burlington. gehe nectaday Mor'ra
Also, with Sullivan and VI Central RailHs {
4 sor. White River junction. Burlington, 6.s
Montreal, st JohnsburY, Sc, via Vernon. dza
sumpsie, and Vermont & Canada Rosis, &,
! Express trains make direct connection via, VEN
trial Railroad for al points North, the last TIM
ming direct through to Windsor, W. b. JrEsHz
| Point and Montrea &c, by night train over "
| Railroad. Accommodation train runs 70 " ~
Mail train connects at W. Il. Junction With Er
arriving at Sc. Adams at $50 I NJ, Rcuses h
NJ. making direct connections for Montreal osla
DoscH TEnias Coaasei a; Flsapy
with Trains II Fitehburg & Worcester knilia
cester, Norwich, Providence and New Yois On
And at GrotOn Junction with trains Of Ntrts'
ua Railroad for Nashua and Concord; and Vi
Stony Brook Railroad for Lowell, Lawrsncs q
Il. STEWART sapa
Superintendent Office, Keene, n H., De- !!
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Ntiu advertisements.
A GENTS WANTED For
The Camp, the Battlefield and the Hospital

~ Or Lights and Shadows Of the Great Rebellion.
There certain portion of the war that viii never go
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IMPORTANT TO THE AffL
DIR. DOW

CONTINUES to be consulted az ~ -. Vs.
(JT and Fudcott Street, Boston, on slA, NJ
A PRIVATE OR DELICATE NAIv--.tl
Rv long course Of study and practical
limited eytent,Dr. d. has now the grsil heau.s;
the unfortunate with remedies that ha ,,',s+,ss
arst introduced them, failed to cure the M'1
SEES Of s1pufrrs
Beneath his treatment, all the horror IN
pure blood, Impotency, serofula, uon9 ~, I,as
and distress in the regions of rrocfes vji.sss
she Bladder and Kidneys, Hydroceie, A,g-,il,s
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attending this Glars Of diseases, are "
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DR.. D. devotes great part Of ms ~ -.I,,.yy b
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rufus the body and mind uniting w - - ;
nal for business or society some - ass,5u,h
choly effects produced BY early naolss ~ Hai
ness of the Back and Limbs, DizEih =. "
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be dreaded loss of memory, con- oslsu -s5ty -
Of spirits evil forebodiugs. aversion - 49, -
timidies &c, are among the evils -, eanssi
should. before contemplating Bia'f % -
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patients who wish TO remain un9s ~, ~ vss's
a few DAYS or weeks, will Be "a r,sssli
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ofthe country with full diree - sIl n
acription Of your cases. Dr. DOW nss ..s;ye Or s
| Capottes. warranted the best pfe'eN ~
Three fer 81 and a red stamp
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The woRrH OF Coop CoMrASIoN.

TIE WORTH OF Coop COMPANION.
A companion that is cheerful, and free
from swearing and scurrilous DISCOURSE IS
worth gold. / love such mirth as does
- no, make friends ashamed to ieok upon
one another next morning, nor men, that
cannot well bear il to repent the money
that they spent when they be warmed
with drink. And take this for rule
You may pick out such times and such
companions that you may make yourselves
merrier for little than great deal OF
~ money-for "fis the company, and not
the charge, that makes the feast"
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HAMMONToN FRUIT LANDS.

THE best opportunity to secure a home mild and
healthy climate soil suitable for crops the BEST
FRUIT LAND II TAE UNION best of Notwithstanding New
York and Philadelphia from $500 to $500 acre clear
ed from small fruit; large population al eady located
hundreds settling good society perfectly healthy
soft all advantages lands for sale in and arfund
the famous Hammond Fruit settlement. 30 eJes from
Philadelphia. large tract is divided into Farms TO
settler Price TOR 20 and upwards
$50 to $50 per Five and ten lots for sale
Terms liberal title perfect For full information address
BYRNEs & JONES, Hommonon New Jersay. All letters
| answered.
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NIARRrAGE AND CELEBRAcy, an Essay Of warming
IN and Instruction for Young men; also, Diseases am
Abuses which prtnaturey PROSTATE the vital powers WIN
sure relief Sent Free Of Charge IN sealed letter
envelopes. Address Dr.. j. sklLLAN houehtoN, now
ard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANi


Ults UVWf fHtHIVEAN ANH NV77717'
NOS. and Endicott Street, BOsio,
IN suited daily for all diseases ineiient to tie
TEN. PrOlapsus uteri, of the Womb, Flow Of
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on new pathological principles, and speed, f3
teed In a very few days. So invariably cerris
mode of treatment. that most obstinate cCrrtl'
under it, and the afflicted person soon rejoka u
health.
pr Dow has no doubt had greater experfHa Z
ofdiseases ofwomen and children than Ssy ether y
in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patieHs 10 nsy =
stay In Boston few days under his s4stue1t
Dr. Dow, since lS45, having eonfnst he sa2e s,.'
to an Office practice. for the cure of private w.,
Female Complaints, Acknowledges no suFna' 20 VI
B.-Ali letters must contain red sanl P' I
not be answered \
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Advertisements In the Western States,

Persons Interested should send for our list Of oSr
HuspRKp Quo, INDIANA AND LIMOS NEWSPAPERS, FUR
nshed free to all applicants, GEORGE p. RoWElL n
CO., Advertising Agents. Boston and New York.
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"A curate having been overhauled by
- his bishop for attending ball, the former
replied, : Ny lord. I wore a mask y Oh
WE'LL" returned the bishop, that puts
new face on the affair.
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Hardware. sc.

THE Subscriber has now on hand the largest
| aud best stock of HARDWARE to be found In the
State--eonssting of
BUILDERS HARDWARE, ALL KINDS, IRON STEEL
AND NAILS, DOORS, SASH AND BLINDS
MN. x.cut. Circular, Hand and Wood SAWS; Glass,
Sizes Carriage Hardware, Sc, sc.
Customers In want Of Hardware Will ind II for their IN
''N'' JOSEPH CLARK,
No |, 2 aud 3 Revere Hall.
Brattleboro, Jan. l, 1866. 40
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yVANTED-AGENTs. to sell Rev D. 9. Eppr's
w works THE Cottage library by the set or single
volume The best canvassing books published. FIX
elusive territory given. Good Inducements. Send for
Circular. HORACE WENTWORTH, Publisher, lls
Washington Street, Boston, Mass.
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|,ATARRH. bronchitis. serofula, Liver and Kid
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WI X. PRINCE, Flusning New York for 60 years
proprietor OF Lnnien Nurseries has discovered posi-
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DISEASES Dyspepsia, Nervous Debility, Rheumatism, all
Female Maadiss, and others esultng from impurity of
the blood h herto incurable Explanatory circular
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4 GENTS wANTED-s2000 year and expeuses to
a male and female Agents, introduce new and us :
full invention absolutely needed In every household
Agents preferring commission can earn from
$50 $50 per day. For particulars address W. g. VIII
SON Cleveland, Ohio.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1866-11-16

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT On -,
~ Monday, May H. 1866 Trains viii nun S =. I, 3
Burlington, &c. -'V'''ni ~
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wins, Patent Hair Crimpers.

FOR CRIMPING AND WAVING LADIES' HAIR
No beat required in using them ask stoekeeper Tor
trrer e. WINS sixth ST. and Columbia Ave- Philsdel-
phia.
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DIE ID.

cLAPP-A Bridgeport Comm, on "Wednesday morning
March H. Snsn 4 Clapp, IN the 6lst year OF his age
The funeral services will take place Chrss Church Bridge
port Friday afternoon at O'Clock. Trains leave Tween
ty seventh st. station at l2.l5 p m.
CURRIE-At New Utrecht H. ~, Tuesday, March u.
the Rev r. Ormiton Cure D. d. in the 6lst year OF his
age
The relatives and friends Of the family and the members Of
the Long Island Bible Society are respectfully invited to
attend bis funeral at the Reformed Protestant Dutch
Church New Utrecht Friday, the 10th inst O'clock
p. An extra train will the Bath and Coney Island
Dummy Road, connecting with all to Greenwood lesv
ing there at2 O'Clock p. m.
DOUBLEDAY-On Sunday. March II, in Belvidere, illinois,
Ulysses Doubleday formerly Of this city, aged u years.
SUTTON-On fourth day morning Wednesday, March IA.
Jacob II. sutton In the 18th year OF bis age
The relatives and friends the family respectfully invited
to attend his funeral without further notice. from the resi-
dence Of his son-n law William b. Allen, No l0& Lexing
tonsye, Oh sixth day Friday at O'Clock p
WEBB-On Tuesday morning March 3 Vctorne, daughter
Of James and Cethsrine Webb
The relatives and friends of the family also those Of hor
brothers Augustus and Edward and OF her brother uaw.
s. s. Palmer, respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence Of her parents No. 81 Motons En-
day afternoon q. 2 O'Clock.
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Auu.emeuts this Evening.

wALLACK'S TIiEATER-SocIETY
OLYMPIC THEATER-CIspERKLLA v LA CosAHri Or
THs Lowe TAN LAcKEY, AND LITTLE GLASS sLiPpkh-
DoISG yoR THn BEST
NrpIos gARDEN-MIss MAGGIE MITCHELL IN THz
PKARL OF SAVOY; Or, The MorHERsrhAfkh
WINTER GARDEN-EpwIS BooTH IN RicHiELirU
Iucy RUsHTON,s NETWORK THEATER-FoRTuSr's
FRoLIo-THE APPoIsIxsST-PHxSoxESoS IN SHOCK
fRocK
BROADWAY TnEATER-J oHS L. OWENS IN VICTIMS
YoKry WISKs.
WOODS THEATER-Mss LUCILLE WESTERN IL EAsr
LISsE; Or. The ELorEnksr
THEATRE FRANCAIs Academy Of Muscl-BRNKyrr OF
MIR. LARxEr-LKs AHorRs MArpirs-LEs LorA'k'
DE PALKsTRo.
pARNIJMrs MUSEUM-MosYs; Or, ISRAEL IN EGYPr-
100 Oo0 CuRIosIrIgs-Af Afternoon and Evening
Foxs OLD BowERY THEATER-JAoK AND GILL
WENT Up THE BILL
NrWyORK CIRCUs-llrH sr.-EouRsrRIAy AND GYn
uAsrIc PIRpoRnAScEs-JAnn HoBissoS, TIE DAHL
ACC RIpIR-THg vAGARIEs OF ST. CRisPN.
RRYANTs MINsTRELS-LIrrLE MAC A. Jocko. rHs
MoxKxY LIS MIsKRADLEs-CRuELrf TO JohSSf-
PowfR OF MuHc-LADr ~ LYONS
pRADY's GALLERY No. 78s BRoADwAY-Free Exhibition
OF war View. and Portraits OF Representative Men
DERBY FINE ARTS GALLERY. No. 625 BRoApwAr-
TuE ORIENTAL PkiScEss. AFTER TIE BATH "A RAINING
by Miner X. Kellogg
ON DUssELDORF GALLERY, No Hs Brosdwsy-EI
uipIrioS or PIcrURxs by T. Addison Richards
BROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MusIC-IrALIAS OPERA
GWs STAg W Tue NokIh
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American Machinery Abroad.

The London Times and the largest English
newspapers are printed by Hoes presses. American
reapers and other agricultural implements take the
lead in England and our sewing machines may now
be found in every weIordercd British household The
Court Journal in recent issue. describes handsome
sewing machine which has been made for an English
lady Of high rank. We quote the paragraph;
As the ewingmachine has been advanced gradu'
ally from purely manufacturing uses 70 household Po
siton and thence 20 AN adjunct OF the duties OF
refined home Messrs. Grover Baker OF NO. IIo
have wisely catered for the supply IN more
elegant FORM and the machines they have now Drought
before the public, present the appearance OF csphets
and are made in various woods. This hrIn mas JUST
completed a machine designed and ornamented e1-
pressy for a lady Of rank, which surpassess ior eie,
eance anything Of the kind ever seen. Inc tane anu
stand are Of satin wood inlaid with tulip wood win
carved border and richly gilt. The machine isen Is
silver. plated, inland with pearl ana most 9eucaley
tinted. 1t has been pronounced by all VINO nave seen
IL as perfection.
There is quite a controversy going on IN announcer In
gIish periodical The Queen, with regard to the qua
ties and advantages OF the different American sewing
machines A correspondent Of the last mentioned
paper writes:
81 am happy to inform PerpleIity' that have oeet
usng one OF Grover Bakers machines for the last sl1
months cannot speak highly Of the beauty OF tae
work nor Of the perfect ease with which USED lno
80 hard as the pedals of the harp; child OF I'VE YEAR
can work IT, II Perplexity VIII incose her caru u
the Fditress Of The Queen, will have much pleasure
- letting ber trv INV machine GERALDINE"
=" o ~ Home Journal.
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KeaI Estate Sales.

The following sales Of real estate TOOK place
yesterday;
Nv Miller wilkins g. Co.-Forty first 'st-fouf iolt'
south side, 100 feet westoi Ihrd-"e' @''''' '''''
e. go each. -, -, ~. e,a, .as.
Fortyoighthst-T lots. north side 40 SCI cast
Of Sixth ave- 25xl05 feet, &, 900 each: roe .,..
Grand st-IIouscs and lots Nos. SO ana 12' runhls
through TO Henry ST. being 900 feet on uranus' anu
G57 on HeDrys,. Ell, 90 MI. ,,ro o .,o,v and
attic brick houses and lots Nos 4l3 and 49, each ~ W
- feet. sl0.075, .. ,,,, ,on.os
Avenue A-The three 3-sory and attic brick houses
and lots Nos 3ll 3l3 and 3l5 lots each ~ ny ~ ioo
a. 200 each. ,-,.. an, In, M 20
corner Of Eldridge. lot 20 by Is feet. sli40 and
Fldridge-st-The 2-story and attic Dfick houSo ""u
lot No H. lot "a by ~ feet, o., 100 ..o.-
! By James NJ Miller-East Broadway-ihe o,stoIy
and basement brick house No IT, lot 2t.l py iVV iee'
$50 $50. $50, ..u.,,
Water.st-The 6.story and basement brick enem,n,
house No GA lot 27x65 feet. el3215 the ostory anu
brick tenement house No. 6l6 lot 2oxoo iee'
| g. 9O0 ...o and In,
st-The 2-story and attic brick mouse ano o'
| Charlesst-The 3stOry frame house. filled in VIII
brick and lot No. 49, lot 25x95 feet s.I'o, v,.,.,.
Forty .nintbst.-ODe lot l25 feet east 'i Ie''n'"'
ave-. 25xs7.6 feet. el, 500 -..., ~ Sev.
Fiyfiih-st one lot north side 10 ieet east " y"
enthave. 21lO05 feet. with two-story i'Ane "o1''
rear Of lot 81 loo. , on H.. ana, y,
Tify.sxth ST., one lot north side. 2o feet east VI
Thirdave., 25xl00 feet, ST. 900. .Do..o. ,wa., n,
Seventy frst.s four lots north side, ~ iec' "0''
Tbirdsye each 20xlO2 feet 81. $50 each. -. p,r,,v
Second ave. one lot, northwest corner ol ahoya
second st. 26x9l feet, $3.50; one Iot auJoihi"e ~
north 25xgl feet, <3.l75 - rioh,v
Tenthaye-One lot. southwest corner oi n,h no
third-st 25 by 100 feet SEQ Two l0ts neJo'I"s
above south. each no bs 100 feet 5000 easp- WV
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peddling business in which be has embarked is
either sensible or scemly. 1t cannot be at his sug
gestion that Col. Duganne has been appointed an
adjunct to his Office, as "military historian at a
salary of $780, We think that if the Legislature
will take the trouble to look into this business they
will come TO the conclusion that all legislation
respecting the Bureau Of Military Statistics" and
" Bureau of Military Record" should be repealed,
and the office left to stand where it did when it was
originally created. First let the Legislature ascer
tain what the concern is doing, and then what it
costs; and if they do not make up their minds that
it does not pay, we shall be greatly mistaken.
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TYPHOID PNEUMONIA.

This disease which is prevailing fatally Throughout. the
conuony called lung fever. When persons Of bilious
habit the liver and stomach often become SO cousested or
locked up that takes typhoid form seems that there Is
fever and ashe in the Fall season. and this inu
causing torpdy Of the liver making every one more
If pefyon when bilious take. cold may run into y
phod pneumonia This disease begins with great weariness
assiude pain the limbs back and head drowsiness sink
ing unlike typod fever. Sometimes the bowels swell
and very tender Frequently there is dia rhs' with an
offensive odo which clearly shows that deransed action OF
the liver n the cause. The Ps;eh feels sore sro TIE chest
bat rather uphed and indifferent and yet death has
already begun Us work The yicisn is sent for In many
when his patient able to be about the house he finds
the pulse is lowest ebb and really the first feeling Is that
the patient 10 dying and has been Tor some hours ,
eases for when they especially at this they are
II the rer and rorach are kept in healthy condition the
blood healthy circulation Typhoid
in for caused by unnatural thickened state OF the
cold when the liver and stomach do their work In
healthy Often persons are caught out In the cold
get and chilled through and take no cold
because the circulation Is free and healthy; other time.
they Will get cold and know not how The reason
When TYPHOID pneumons has set in requires ,kiul
medical Aid and time should be lost but the proper way
70 prsren IT, Keep the liver and stomach active aud viii
be difficult for disease even cholera 10 take hod OF the
sehenck. sesweed Tonic Mandrake Pals will keep the
and clear and clean Of all obsrucons digestion
will be healthy aud this oil that required 70 enjoy good
health Take one Of the Mandrake Pills night, every
other night just keep the bowels gently open very bill
ious akeonr six pills occasionally The bile and corup
ton they remove is realy astonishing.
Take wine gas, full Of the IA WEED To.fc Tor in many
cases half wine glass sufficiently alter each meal Will
as TO dissolve food help the gastric juice, convert IL
into pure blood regulate the flow of bile and the ccual
AZ natural Both quite harmless and great
benefits will from the Of them for week or two
Sometimes great change is made la nine days and in
longer shorter time, according somewhat 10 the conu
ton habits and condition Of the patient sure Improvements
will be observed
The aow appearance Of the skin will pass the COM
become clear good appetite and good digestion be
formed and the patient become heshy full OF brisk and
surrrec In his feelings until finally he gets to be ettled in
state health that the hurtin influences Of the
have no effect upon him. and he becomes all We
mean when we say "a pen man"
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THURSDAY SUPPLEMENT-


gore lot adjoining above south l9 feet front BY IO
feet t400.
| feet west Of Third ave. 251l00 feet. 1910
Onehnndred- and sixteenth st.-Four lots north side
50 feet west of Firstave. each rs BY 100 ieet g. S
each.
ne.hundred-and-twenty second st.-One lot north
side SOS feet of FOurh-ave aud running through
to Onehundred ndtweniy thrdst, Is by 2Ol.lO feet
81, 800
One-hundred and twenty first st Three lots south
feet. 1896 each.
Fourh-ave.-One lot, north west corner of One hund
req and tweneths 5ll0 feet 'front.' rs feet rear and
las feet deep 81 O3O.
Eghtythird.s-O lot south side, 100 feet west Of
Ienth.aye.. IS by 80 6 feet $685.
by K. H. Ludlow g. Co. Brevoort. place.-House and
lot NO. q, Is by 1913 feet $4,000
North Moorest.-House and lot No. IS. 2l.7 by Is
feet $500
BY A. j. Blocker Son & Co.-Oak st-House and
lot, No. "A north side, lot % by 50 feet, $3.50.
james slipHouse and lot. No. IL james slip. 1879 by
40 feet Sc 600
East Fourteenth st-House and lot, No. l67, north
SIDE 20 feet by block, sl5,50O.
Sixth.aye.-House and lots west side, SIS feet
south of Fifty-seventh-st, 25 by 100 feet, o. 49,
Fifty sixtb-st-Two lots north side 29j feet east Of
Sixtbave., rs feet by block, s645o.
Ninth-ave.-One lot. northeast cor. second-s
252 by 100 feet $1,000 One lot adjoining. 25l by 100
feet. s.. 100.
Eighthave.-0ne lot, next to southwest cor. Sixty
si1th.st, 25l by 100 feet 81 80 Two lots east side
100 feet south Of st., % by
lOO ftct SS,UU.
Forty third stone lot south side 295 feet west OF
Ninth-ave.. 1874 feet by block, $3.50.
One.hundred and .ffteenth-st.-Fve lots north side,
300 feet east of Elghthaye, 25 feet by block, ss75
One hundred and sixteenth stfIye lots south side.
300 feet east of Eghth-ave 25 feet by block, s,073
Fifthave.-Four lots, southeast cor. One-hundred
and-thrty ffth-st 25 BY 100 feet 1850. -Four lots ad
joining 25 by 100 feet 81 CPS One LOT, east side. IS
feet north of Misunderstanding IS by
100 feet, $3.50.
One-hundredandth thirty ffthst-Four lots south side.
200 feet east of Fifth.ave. 25 by 100 feet. 900.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-15
UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE Co

UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE Co
Of Syracuse. N. Y.
CASH CAPITAL,
Two HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
Insures against Accidents OF all kinds.
OFFICE, No. 70 BROADWAY. N. Y. City
A. A. HowLETT President. g. 4. COMsTOcK. Vice
President Il. +. ANDREWS. Secretary.
T. W. and II. Is. GATES, General Agents.
GENERAL REFERENCES.
The Hon. REUBEN 4. FENTOy Governor OF New. Yo-S.
The Hon. HoRATIo SEYMOUR, Utica, N. Y.
DEAN RICHMOND, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Hon THOMAS g. ALvoRD Lieut. Gov OF ". Y.
UNITED STATES ACCIDENT INSURANCE COMPANY.
OFFICE No. 10 BROADWAY. N. Y,
In the Union Trust COmpanys Office until the lat OF
Wall-st. now occupied by Francis I. Walker & Bro
Agents wanted.