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n,.,.. WA-HlS"r"S, April4. ISIS
ton. ono, praying for II" "xian.ion 81 a patsGt
gIHlIri u MN th. ia day oi July, 1874, Tor an
,lnpI"Nrintut in Mode Ut Constructing NrtAllir
Hn9hLE, tor seven years from the expiration OF
Nf July. lSS: '
IL Is srl.T"d that III. .hl petition be- heardatth.
fatrui once on MONDAY, the I'D day si Jun,
hrAt, AZ l-o click, m and all p"r,ons are nett osi
I" .pbeAr aud show Causs, II any they have nv
I'D petition ought not To- be granted '"'
f"f'nns sIp"sing lh" "Xtsu.iUu are reu .G,oi Ia
ne 10 the Patent utiiCs their objection. .aruiY
~ ttyh 10 writing, at least t,osmty a.ys before
parry, IN he used at the sad h rnH ~ ,t L..
lakrA .Ld Ifau'mti"l Ia acc 80. wfif IL,
pllCut.om u" ItlAshfh Oh ar
lInohy, tnIi.t h. ti4f spep. relied upon ~ to-
GefNfr the day Of he IA che ONCE tge",g day
urdsrrl al. go n4ns Of t6" ,.'tl, mrpyoa +,
ION, II & r.S aud the iHi"iiigsHc,r, Washlng
nal, "a ,snd u the ErsHtng 'hr""t"t', tiu,iu
the aio, once a Mors Tor three successive weeks
ar.I II said publications TO be a. least ..rt,
'N' p'''''u' AN STOUT,
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IMPAIRMENT Of THE INTERIOR.
TSttEm StArE' PAtESf orr

DErARrMETTT 81 Tx iItT INTfE aTRs Ef'oryr
,..,,..., wA; W. AGIil H. lSS,
tlicr,Iatc ufJAgIsA 4. CUrTtSV, deceased,
4 sn Msrsa a,S hSrSy y1Ff i2 sms the HrsS1
j. Competition (Sr making Photographic Pictures,
M SyS sE y.I pate o he FIX jay Of p sd
IS ordered that The said psttiSn be heard a! the
IS g Rr S DAY n 5ssi
TO appear aud show cause, II any they have, why
saiL petition ought net to be granted. nj,
ale il the Patent 6aCe their objections. specially
e. Sh u S,sFss ssi 1 . Say s stS;
party, 10 be used atthe said hearing must !. taken
Sss GssH vii ss Ss VIZ vi ri
9sg Ms, /: sisd RP fsa sa1s @
Hs DAYS stsr aiist tt. ,ss'inSsy., -" ""--
the siRssfsf S;2 "a e.. a2ft be
ton, b; G. and in the Post, Bostoa. Ma;.sehp.
arst Il said pGbieations 70 b. al least sixty dsys
previous TO the day OF hearing. =, ,
ap H.Tust Acting ConnLs.oneI Of Pai.nts
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
II rsrE%S siaTks rsIk SB, 4IE r.
P.isat FT.assd % KIN i. a;'R d.y q jsiy. -.
axe, pI.s. o. be GIh DAY, u July, 30,
Patent Ofhes on MONDAY, the eth day Of July
next, at II clock m and all persons are notified
TO appear and show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to he granted.
Persons opposing tbs extension ar. required ~
die In the Patent OtiCe their objections, specially
yet IJrth 10 writing, at least ttosnty days before the
Day OfhesrinE; all ";tlm"ny hIed by either party,
tn Ne used At The aid hearing, must he taken aud
trsu.Hittrd in aCCOrdHuCe with the rules VI the
oriee, which vii! be furnished on application,
Deposition, and other papers, relied upon as testi.
m0By, must DO fled 10 the Office peHty day, before
the day " hearing the arguments, any, with Il
tsH days after hling the testimony.
Ordered, also. that this notice be published In
D. C. aud in the R,pULifcUi. Springfield. Mass ,
once a week for three successive weeks; the nrsi
u said publications 10 be at least sixty days pre-
vious u the day VI hearing A. NJ. stout,
app.wI Acting Cofnmissipner Of Patents.
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:. HorRs OF ArTgSDAScg AT TIE DIsrESsAIr
Mondays, from . 10 4............Prof. J. Howsfe
Wednesday,. from toi....Prof. J. Thomp.Yl
fTldays, ffsm 10 t........s......:.. Or, ASHORE
C0lumbis Hospital Is open for the reception
Free Patients upon orders Of the Honorable Sc.
Rotary Of the Interior. Such orders for admlssis
can be obtained Of the Surgeon In chief. DR. J
THOMPSON. 1t his oniee. la l street, betwss
TweptIoth aud Twenty. hTat jant-dly
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WA-InNuTOS, ApIll -, lSs,
Ca th- Lrltt"u 81 r"liy H. Sc, e Jersey Clty,A
j adm InI,tratrlx, and DluK"E W HCNI, Of New
iuigh, y admin -lrAinr 'i ia" "sllir Of walter
Hunt, Irc"a-"d, praying inr The sN'"n.l,u NJ
ptteui granted IT, thr said Water Huut til" 9Th DAY
IT july ISL, aud TrI..u"d ~ four divisions Ui H..
date, aud numbers respectively ,aniuIuw- NuN"nl
Lrr -, lsd, numbered l,sLsi February 49,, mum.
hrrrd |, 81 April T. 1851, numbered Loo Arf I,
lsjI, Numbered W, aid lat number LIED being
again TuI,surd IN two divisions the lOih day Of July,
lsG, and Numbered respectively 2,%J aud 2,JF, Tor
an Improvement In shirt Collar. Tor seven years
from the expiration ~ said patrut, which takes place
uIi the 18th day uf July, lS~'
II II ordered that the said rrtilOh b" heard al the
PItrut OhiCr on Monday the 9Th day Of July next at
lgu'rIuck nj aud all persons TOi lied TO lpI"ar
aud show cause. II any they have why said l"'tl-
ton ought not 10 b" granted =, ,
PeT,Jus opposing the extension Ar" required To- Mo
IN the Patent Uhicr their objection, specially set
forth IN writing, least totntg day. before the day
81 hraTiugi all testimony hl"d by either party, to be
used At the laid hearing, must lie taken aud trans
mitted III accordance with The rules OF tho once,
which will he iUTHishcd ~ application.
DrpoSitiUns aud other puPers relied upon as tea-
UInuIy, mast be- hlri ~ the "ttce tC,HtG day, be-
iuIr ihrdAy 81 h"arilE. TIA" arguments, " any wthn
i'H days after MING tho testimony
uIlured, alau, that this motto" Le publ ,hrd IN the
REPrTLID As aud the IHt,NiVfHcsf, Washington.
u Z aud ~ the TimrS. New York, y Y D., uncc
week iDI lhIe0 surr0ssS" weeks; the hrst Of hsid
publication. " beat lA,I -iNty day' prryl. 4, the
Ily 81 hearing n stout.
apps .Tuw Acting Ovmunl,s,ourr ~ Patents
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.

~ UNITkD STATES PATENT UfPIcE,
wAsuIEGTON, April 2, 1865.
On the petition Of 0EoRoE A. LEIanroS. oT.aW
renee, Mass, praying for the extension OF pRtsi
granted TO him the llth day Of July, 1884, Ter a
Improvement In Sewing Machines. for seysA yea
from the expiration Of said patent, which TAX,
place on the ilih day Of July, less:
Is ordered that the said petition be heard At Ii
Patent Once gu MONDAY, the 22d day OF Jun
next. at ~ clock. IN, and all persons are not
ned TO appear and show cause, II any they hsv,
why said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required
hlo In the Patent Office their objections, specia
set forth iI writing, " least tioenty day. beioI
the day Of hearingj all testimony nled by olth'
party to be used At the said hearing, must I
taken and transmitted In accordance with the rul'
Of the onoe. which will be furnished on application
Depssitsns and other papers. relied upon =, test
mony, must be hledin the ONCE ftosnfk days bsfoI
the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, with
len days after nling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In u
Republiedn and the IHtst!fosnctr, shingteu
D, c.. and in the Post, Bostop, MassAehussti4
once Y week for three successive weeks the Era
Of said publications 70 be at least sixty days PFC
yious 10 the day OF hearing \, omorn
sp9.Tha Acting Commissioner Of PsieRis
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no ALL wHoMIT MAY CONCERN

DEPAkrsRST OF THg ISrERIsh,i
PESsIUS pFricE. April Is, 1855.
Applirallsn having been made under tie act Of
June y, $50 for the Reissue Of the following de.
scribed Land Warrants. which are alleged to have
been lost or destroyed: Notice Ia hereby given that
al the date following the description Of each war.
new certificate or warrant Of like tenor will
be rci-.urd, II no valid objection should than gp.
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Byt Brlg, Gen. and Chief q. 81, Di,i Of TcIa.
my Aid
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uEAp,, ARrERs SErySp MILITARY nIsr.
CuARIEsroS : c, April . ls6s
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-18

SPiRirUALIsr LECTURE POSTPONED
As will be seen by advertisement in an
other column, Mrs. Laura Do Force
Gordon's lecture on Sp~iritualism which
was unavoidably postponed on Satur-
day evening, on account OF the violent
storm, will tax place Mt Theater Hall,
Gold Hill, on Wednesday evening next.
Admission free.
NuxBxR REGIsrERED The whole
number registered at Judge Halls Of
fee, of those who may participate IL
the coming Gold Hill Town election o.
lime LIST, amounted to 92l up to 3P.
to-day. New names are coming in last
BuLLiox.-There was shipped from
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Gold Hill oiic'
this morning 10 sacks Of bullion
weighing $50 pounds, and OF th'
asssyed value of $ls,l35 IL.
BuL.los.-Gold HiIl Branch Asss.
Office Of L. Ruhling b Co., received thi
morning for melting and assay, ls,S''
ounces crude bullion.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-18

Orro BuIBANx's BINxrIr.-The old
chief Of all Melodeon performers, otto
Burbank, after having repeatedly stood
back and allowed Others 10 take benefits
where he was fully entitled, is TO have
a special benefit At the Opera House
next Thursday evening. "a patient
waiter is no loser" and this old saying
will doubtless be fully demonstrated in
a crowded house At Otto's benefit. A
chief in tho Melodeou and u chief in the
legitimate, Burbank has a host OF appre-
ciatiyo friends. He is :" great fun,
and will give q I" show" at the Opera
House next Thursday evening, worth at
least ten times the price Of admission.
RAMPANT F~EMALEs.-A couple Of fe-
males Of the "jcrker" persuasion got
into q most rau,akerous fight yesterday
morning at n saloon on south G street,
Virginia. Officers Bradley and Brinton
arrested both women and took them to
the station house. Some fault was
found with the officers for arresting
them, and their right to do so disputed,
but as near as We could learn they sim
MY did their duty rs NIL good officers
should. Those kind Of officers are just
what are required in the sa~nguinary
Third Ward.
TyRRlRrE FALL.-W While performing
the perehs act ut ripers' Opera House
Melodeon last evening, Johnny Tuers
cou,rived to accidentally fall from the
top of the perch on which he was bal.
aucins, to the stage, estimated al
about fifteen feet. His big shoes
saved his neck, for their great
weight brought him down feet first
We are pleased to learn this morn
ing that, although badly Jared, he
sustained no serious injury. johnny
swcars he'll successfully perform that
same perche act tonight or break his
Internal neck.
NATURALIZATION TO-DAY. - Judge
Baldwin, of the united States Distric,
Court, has been holding forth in Gold
Hill to-day for naturalization purposes
He held session first ut Judge Halls
office, but afterwards moved to n more
convenient position in the room over
Gibson K Cross saloon. Candidates fol
citizenship came in pretty lively. At
p. ". there were forty naturalized in all
and more coming.
Our Gus MorXrrp.-Our big thirty
two FOUNDER cannon, on Fort Home
stead, is mounted and housed in goot
style, ready to belch forth her loud
mouthed thuuders at the earliest oppor
| tunity offered. She will DO heard soon
BuLLIox.-C. Wiegaud & Co., Of Coll
Hill, received this morning, for meltinl
and assay, l?,OI5s ounces crude oui
| lion.
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Arrivals.


DSNse AaAe
John Greenwich, L D Wilcox, ] Richie,
n Richie, Chas Landecke, Thos Finn, Z
Briggs, EB Parker, A X P Harmon, VIM
Hardy. NJ Brombcrgsr, James Kennedy, Mrs
Thos Hanna, Mrs VIM Hill, W Earl, W II
Howe, Henry S Mall, A wegener, s Craw-
ford, S P Howard, A. Hough, W orriek,
7 C Allen, F Chegage, c. Abbott, Mr. Han
ford, Mr. Bauer, Miss Ballard, Miss Flanders,
Mrs Weber, ] Berry, Mr. Proctor and lady,
Mrs Gillespie, A Canro, NJ Canro, W Merk;
ley, Pap Stevens, ] Dercnus, + Giminy, =
Deioskcy, F GOWN. S B Hunt, Mr. Smith, ID
Crcn, Mr. Buzan, Mr. Reynolds, Mr. Beahan,
Mrs Batchelder, Mr. McWilliams, Mr. Lyons.
ny OVERLAND ROUTE:
Mrs Quincy, Jas T Morehcad, Capt John
Philliss and wife, T s Harris and wife. Mrs
NJ L Littlcfeld aud , daughters, J b Dough-
crty.
Departures.
ny DoNNRR LAKE ROUTE:
CIV Couldock, Miss Couldoek, L Rosener,
Mrs Roberts, ] Il Stewart, Annie WigSle
HUFF, = Hcnncssey, + Goyen, s Peek, N
Porter, Mr. Russell, Mrs Litlcfeld and W
daughters.
M OVERLAND ROUTE:
D Reynolds, W II Howe, Mrs Thor Han
ma, John Simmons, T S Bailey. VIM Che
gage, Kate Frost.
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In the allotted span
The Psalmist gsyc 10

RELIGIOUS MAcHISERY.-The follow.
ing may bo set down as N OF the best
jokes Of the season
Baptist Brother-I don't like your
Church government. 1t simpio
enough. There's too much machinery
about it.
Methodist Brother-It is true, we have
more machinery than you, butthen.yo
see, It don'ttake near so much water,t 70
run it. -
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-18

CONCERNING MAX.-Wonders Mt home
by familiarity cease to excite astonish-
ment, but thence it happens that many
know but little about "the house we
live in"-the human body. We o
upon n house from the outside, just as n
whole or a unit, never thinking Of the
many rooms, the curious usages n the
ingenious internal arrangements OF the
house, or Of the wonderful structure oil
| the man, tho harmony and adaptation
Of all his parts.
In the human skeleton about the
| time of maturity are l65 bones. The
muscles are about 500 in number. the
length OF the alimcutary canal is about
90 feet. The amount Of blood in an
adult averages thirty pounds or full
oue-ffth of the entire weight. TIT
heart is six inches in length, four inches
in diameter, and beats 10 times pei
minute, 1900 per hour, loo, 800 times Pc
wear, 2,555,4lO, 900 in three score and
ten /; and at each beat two and q hall
ounces of blood are thrown out OF 1t
l75 ounces per minute, 656 pounds pei
hour, and II Ions per day. All thu
blood in tho body passes through {
mans heart in three minutes. This lit
tic organ by its ceascless industry,
In the allotted span
The Psalmist gave TO man
lifts to the enormous weight Of $40, 700,
300 tons. (,
The lungs will contain about one gal
Ion of air at their usual degree OF infa
ton. We breathe on an average lao
times per hour, inhale coo gallons o
air, 24,4Oo gallons per day. The aggre
gate surface of the air cells OF the lung
exceeds 20, 900 square inches-an arei
nearly equal to the floor of a room !
feet square. Man is made marvelously
Who is eager to investigate tho curious
to witness the works Of Omnipoten
wisdom, let him not wander the wild
world round to seek them, but examin
himself. "The proper study Of man
hind Ia man,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-18

woxrx's rights triumph in New Bed.
ford. Mass. In the First Congregational
purish women vote and act on standing
church committees. oHtHA'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-18

IMMINENT.
II Ia nm admitted fact that the Mexican nins'anS
Iinirpsnt performs more cures In shorkl uMe' v"
man and beast, than any article ever diseovereu. mi
No compound has ever been inventeu 80 ""c'"'
and enicaclous In curing O., r,,o
srfyr AND WEAK JOINTS BURNS.
nSnn SwELLiNds.
FREsH Gers or WOUNDS.
Or any other complaints requiring an external APP
pnca'''n' FOR HORSES N
II 4. an Indispensable and valuable rcmSHy ~ ~
cases OF OF SPAWN, splblt, Bing-Done, Wind-ea''
Bruises, Ar SIr - nj Si in oycry house, camp and stable.
Aceidents Will occur. Promptness u efneacy. 49,
Iileenulne is wrapped In steetplnte. enEraylngs
hsarisv H. signature OF q. W. Wcstbrook, Chem.
Isl, and the private U.s.. stamp OF DExAs bAnSl'
q no y s SSSt SSs been made to counterfeit Il with .
cheap stono plate label. Look eloseI
Sold 6y ali druggists and stores In every townans
mining camp on tho Pacific coast. dr2-iy2orap'
sr- lrF0,gaF 10. ~ 40 -.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-18
DIVIDENDS DECLARED ANNUALLY.
PROFITS DIVIDED AMONGsT
POLICY HOLDERS.

$500 Mutualt
Ia, The list Of Directors and Officers en-
bracs,pamoswe oil and fsvoEably known through.
ont the states Of tho Pacific Const AZ mon OF
b,oad and liberal Views. Of rle integrity sasac.
INV md business experience, In whose hands the
affairs Of the Company arc safe beyond questioh'
meas and roperty Ii upon this Coast, to retain
her, the vast sums Of money which, In tho abb
sencs Of a successful Home Company, VIII DO
annually drained hence by Foreign Companies;
N, MISUNDERSTANDING In TIL. COMPANY VIII
cstlon 10 be accepted and Policy returned from
New York.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-18

PLEAS.
-LroS's NJ IoSEcric IxsKcr PowpER Is sure nnI Ger
tain death 10 everything Of the Insect s~pecie-fieas
Ronches. Mosquitoes, Ants, Bugs,-.
"'"s"' IN KILLS INSTANTLY.
What Is peculiarly surprising IN IegatI 70 ny ~ ~.
,IrIc ia that Notwithstanding itsinstAnt ueaM IL ~
us.s = !, ia nsrfcctIy harmless to mankind and 30
sesss,,i. animals, II can be lnhalcd or eaten Win in'
panity. Il bear the testimony OF eminent u'''"'e''
ested ehsI.FE FRoM POISON,
M article has ever given such positive satisfaction
In Its use. LII ,,oxr II In easily and
.,.p,,r nseJ-dIrcctions accompany each nask. BE-
The genuine has lheslgnature OF =: Lyon. asa tne
RrisA.S 81 thIs kInd Is an Initiation or counterfeit.
Hu druggist Will procure the genuine u you in'is'
vow will have no other; N. p.,,sc const
Sold by druggists and dealers on 'ne
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-05-18

All Policies are Non-Forfeitable
and Participate in the Profits.
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BITrERs.

Important Certificates.
ga . . lowe much to you. for verify pehe'e
u REV N, ii, WAGG0SER. Madrid, n. !. .
80 . Thou wilt send me two bottles more
of Inv plantation Bltters. Ny wife hasbcen srea'''
benefits" by 'n HsR a' cSiuRRIN. Philadelphia. Pa"
e. . have been a great ;uosrer from p Pr.
nepsIa, and had TO abandon pIeaSnihs' II"
'''"'Si REV. J. i. CATIiORN. Rochester y \"
"s q . have glvcn the Plantation iMtte,s W
,,nI,aJs of our disabled soldiers withthe mnst Nv
nunusgas o,ect e., v. D. ANDREWS,
gSnnerIntendcnt Soldiers Home. Cincinnati :
Tho Plantation BIttcrs make the weak sltong, tnt
,,ngnLd briIIIant, and arc exhausted Nature ssrVa'
%restOrer. .oi that In no case will
tho %nerfactly pure standard OF the fLisas' ~. I,s.
.n y Se Icpsrted from. Ererv. bottle oear. Iheyac'
siruiie Of our signature ON
" a,v nsr,on preisadiHo 70 sell rLANIhIups Don.J
may b.iL ar bv the gallon, Is a saeildirr aug
~ B,,rars Of rcflied bottles. see thGt o"T
p h.f : Sanp Il UNNurlLKrED orcr crerp eor.:
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers anu Osa'A'
out the wor'". p.H II. DRAKE g. CO.,
N,v York, Sole Proprtetors.
NO" REDiNGTON& Co.
4IS and AIS Front Street san F rrss N,raSs'
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

T RYE-A NICE HOUSE, MARBLE MANrELS, &C.,
~ acre depot three churches schools &c. be
sold. Terms oneha cash pce $1,000 Mr.. FIELD, depot
or Rev. L. z. PERRY, on premises.
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-THE FIVE STORY BRICK
Building, with Store and basement, extension Basement
And vaults known as 20 and New Bowery Madison
BrOcme street
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ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET

ITO LET-SECOND FLOOR, FIVE ROOMS, BROWN
stone house 23a East Thrtyfrst street. between SeconC
and Third all modern improvements private to this
floor.
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ITO LET-4ls FOURTH AVENUE, IN HOUSE WITT
pri ate family Suit consisting of -four pantries
gas water &c, suitable for Hight housekeeping
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LNOR SALE OR TO LET-ON STATEN ISLAND, ELM
Park House containing eight Kitchen brick eel
lar and atc fine stable and fruit splendid of the
water Price $4Wo, will for $42i. One hour from
city by boat Apply to WHITE CO., % Corandt street,
New York.
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ENOR SALE OR TO LET-AN ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY
u seat at Clifton Staten Island handsome modern dwell
Ing outbui!dngs and about S ground fruit
shade trees price $4,000 500 per annum Permits
OF A. JOU RNEAY, No. Pine street
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A VERY NEAT, COSEY HOUSE, THIRTEEN ROOMS,
n and eight Lots with barn. good Cow Poultry, &C house
has range hot and cold waaer heater stationary tubs
bathroom 6c fruit shrubDery in abundance
everything In first rate order trmseasy two miles above
Harlem bridge Westcheser county Eve minutes from steam
horse location unexceptonabe: furnished or unfur
nshed. For further particulars apply TO g. W. DIfCHETr
Westceer Land Oace No New Chambers street, second
hoor front room.
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COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE-FRONTING or THE
" Sound convenient the city good buildings; choice
fruit shade bathing shne the depot and boat
landing. 5. IRELAND, pol Broadway
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ITO LET FURNISHED-A LARGE PLEASANT FRONT
Room, with good cooking stove cOnvenlences ioI
housekeeping Ii required 81 West Eighteenth street,
OF Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-23

ITO LET-HANDsOMELY FURNISHED, SPACIOUS
double Paors with pantries hot and cold water priv
ege of bath and requre suitable for dentistry
any professional business. 2sO Sixth avenue
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NfONTCLAIR NEW JERSEY.-FOR SALE OR TO LET
WI In Montclar fourteen miles, hour from New
York by Morris and Railroad, beautiful Resi-
dence Mountain neghbohood select and
half of land house and contains fourteen
gentee residence in price $4,000 onehalf
cash. II not sold by May viii then rent. Apply personally
by letter to WIN. H. T.. W. hCCLAVE, lumber dealers,
Newark, N. j.
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EoR SALE OR TO RENT ON BuENA VISTA RIDGE
Mott Haven, west of Harlem Railroad, three minutes
from depot ID trains each day. also by horse 70
minutes by Harlem Railroad splendid House, with all the
modern improvements, about u of of land with
coach house for -four horses and also Apartments In
stable for coachman and family gapevnes and plenty of
fruit trees Must be to be appreciated For particulars
inquire of the owners, Nd DONAHUE CO.. AS and $50
Ninth
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NOR SALE OR TO RENTAL IRvINGTON, ON THE
Hudson, adjoining Sunnysde, handsome stone House,
10 feet contains about 20 bathroom water
closet &C. carriage house and sabe there thirty
laid out garden and lawn, and is directly the
water The views unsurpassed For price and permit
apply to +. H. LUDLOW h CO., No. Pine street.
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TN0R SALE OR TO LET-THREE STORY BRICR
~ House 1877 East Thirtieth street. Lexington
with gas and water. Price S3,5O0. Terms easy. Rem
b5P.M. r. JENNINGS.
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AT NEW RocHELlE-HousRs, BARN AND SHEDS
''' K J. BEIidKIs, S0H 90. II Cedar s,rss..
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MALLORY, BLACKWELL a CO., NO. So LIBERTY
wi street. offer large Of country Seats for sale
70 let at Workers. Tayown, Sing Sing and other places
New York.
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I'OR SALE OR TO LET-FULLY FURNISHED, A
IL handsome Cottage of eight rooms, Franklin avenue
between Seventh and Eighth streets Morsania fine, high
healthy location and very convenient to lot 36xl60
Price for house, lot and furniture $4,000; rent $780,
FITZPATRICK, Bulls Head Bank Buildings