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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-14
IMPAIRMENT or THE INTERIOR
u UNITER sTiTEs PzTENT 6FEIc

W ARLINGTON. February -. l>Nc.
On the petition of GEORGE r. RIGkLOW.
administrator Of the estate Of Samuel SicolsOn.
deceased. OF Boston, Mass, praying for tho erten,
sion OF q pstent granted 20 the said Samuel
Nicolson, the sih day Of August. tS4. for an i'm
provement In Wooden Psvements. for sewn years
from the expiration Of said patent which takes
place on she Sth day Of August. lses
oIdered that the said petition De heard a. the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the oh day Of July
next, % u O'Clock M; and all persons are
notthed 20 appear and eho~ IL any they have.
Why said petition ought not % be granted
Persons opposing the extension required 70
nle IN the Patent Once their objections, specially
- forth In writing, Of esst fscesy dAys before the
srsnsmitted in accordance viii the rules OF the Of
Ace, which viii be furnished on application.
Depositiops and other paIsrs relied upon testi-
ths dsy q ases,,ns: he srfsnsnts, say. within
0rdss.a. sss ssss sh,s notice 3 RSbl,shed IN the
O., "a a a. Journal. Besioa, Hsss-, once
IsSIceaSes e = = Issss siHY Ssp Issyiers to
SSsSs Aetins osanAssaosss II Ssss.ts.
pIA1o efooLs. "
~ essss q IN asssrsysssss - IN prso.s .
EG.u1fxxIofr . CO.,
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NE w s.
Amasement., kc., Tonight.

NATIONAL THRATZR.-Benefit OF M. Lamb,
fhe popular comedian, who will appear as
Tony Iumpkin'' in s'She Stops - CONQUER -
and as jacques Strop' IN "Ropert Macaire {"
hrTzKKoTr HALL.-Miss Olive L1gan's lee
tlre stage Struck"
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Last night of the
extraordInsry musical performances of Blind
Tom.
BARIow's GALLERY, between 18th and Iath
ssreets-Browns fine picture Of NIAGARA bv
moonlight is sow on ex Exhibition.
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WARRkNs IMPR9yEP FL IANpwATKR
FELT ROOFING.

The subscribers would respectfully inform the
prepared TO put on the best quality OF WARREN
RoOFING at the shortest notice, aud viii war
rant IL 20 be superior TO any other Gravel RoohnC
used. We have also constantly on hand . large
quantity Of Felt, Cement, Gravel, Crude Bensole,
Black x.rnish' &c, which We ssll q ,ss lSsest
FACTORY loot o &c St, " ashinetOn, u. g.
N.B.-ReDairing old Roofs promptly stteneec
o. de e-eosn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-14
SPHAMS FRESH MEAT CURE
TURNER'S NEURALGIA PILLS
RI0kRENE, or LIFE REJUyESATeR.
TRUSSES Of all sizes
AT SIMMS' PHARMACY.
feao- I'm Corner New York avenue and lath st

Dealer in Pure Drugs and Fine Chemicals
English, French and American Pevfunery;1
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes, and ell other
"Toilst Articles" Keeps constantly on hand.
. full line Of ell Popular Patent Med.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-14

PENSION OFFICE, July 18th <iSSs
Application having been made under the act OF
June Is 1850 for the reissue Of the following de-
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
been lost or destroyed,-Noticei is hereby given
that at the date following the description Of each
warrant new certificate or rant Of like te MOI
will be reissued, IL valid objection should ther
appear. JOS. II. BARRETT, Commissioner
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DENTISTRY.

u DENTIST,
No. $40 PENNSYLVANIA AvENUu
bet. 9th and 10Th sits.
All operations performed pertaining 60 Gid
the ART OF DENTAL SURGERY &C Ism.
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higher than those charged by other daily news
papers in the District of Columbia.
heSGIred further. That this resolution is NOT 10
affect the contract made by the clerk of the Cor
poration with the GEORGETOWN Cot,ier for nun.
fishing the laws of the Corporation for the wear
ls6s.
ResolUed further. That all ordinances or raso.
buttons, or parts of ordinances or resolutions OF
TINS Corporation inconsistent with the above
resolutions, are hereby repealed
Mr.. Ramsburg said he was not an advocate
OF the C0uriey, but he could not vote for ia.
resolution. he did not think II wise 10 perse.
cute the Courier on account of its course He
qua noi mink the resolution strong enough in
its condemnation of the course of that paper
but thought ii wrong to take from il
the publication. The Chair SAID the resolution
seemed 40 conflict with the charter requiring
the publication OF the tax list in a town paper
Mr.. Clements said he thought il his duty to of.
fer this resolution. He ha, no spite against the
Courier, but his heart was not so soft that he
would grieye to hurt the feelings of the pro.
prietor OF that paper. He did not believe 4,
would cost any more to have the laws printed
IN washington paper, and they would have
mem mem printed soon AFTER they We're passed. II
list TO be printed In town paper, he wonld
pledge himself 10 see that the act was repealed
by Congress in week. II the Courier had
been published during the rebellion n wonld
have brought blush to the face of the most
rampant rebel in Charleston, S. He then
moved to NIL the blank with the words . N,,n.
,r9 chronfeIe;" which motion was lost. MI
Newman moved to NIL the blank with the
words EVENING STAR The motion was lost
Mr.. English moved that the blank b, filled
with the words "Noti0Rdl RepuJlicas:~ lost
MI. Ramsburg moved to fill the blank with the
words :" eekiy Chronieie;' lost Mr. Ramsburr
moved that the resolution b. referred 70
special committed, with Instructions To
bring in resolutions condemnatory of the
course Of the "GeorOetoca Con,;,r. :,
Mr.. Darby said he had no sympathy with the
Courier. but the resolution was In con flict vii
a law of Congress. He did not think Mr.. Glenn
ents could get the law repealed SO soon as nc
see med TO think. The resolution was then re-
ierred to committee, consisting Of Messrs
famsburg, Peck, and Clements, with instruc.
tons to report at the nsxt meeting. Mr. Shoe
maker, from the Committee on Police, reported
bsck certain papers relative to q re-alarm
tk graph, and asked TO BE discharged from the
further cone Iteration Of the same; which re-.
guest WINS granted. Mr.. Clements, from the
Committee on Market house, reported a resolu.
ton authorizing the rrarranging OF the stalls in
the new mar ket.house; passed. The amend.
ments Of the Board Of Aldermen TO the rrsoan
ton pioviding for . survey for q railroad
connecting GeorRetown win the Ioudon
and Bsmpshire railroad. were concurred IN.
Mr.. Darby offered resolution iustruc finr thr
Committee on Styeets to take into AUTHORIZATION
the expectancy eGopsaing Olive street non 10
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Snttiun SaI,s Of X,al esiatt

I BIEECKFR, son & Co., AuctIOneeIs
~. Asa O'Clock 81 ths EIcttngs bAlsHo'U,
THIS DAY,
r1vo.yT coVETRY sEAT MAR sPUYTRS DrYvIfa
II. Arr. aud spsnik aud four sers' about ~. n'h
.t from Sruen Dayv Depot Hies from The bons1tn 20 's
town Of Yonisrs Wssehester CO. enHmahdng
49, 49,, nd p.hs,As House 81 roOHs psfo besntra
b., .nd od r,er Ishou with All The modern Improve
u,st. hams zee house ho1se oArpenn shop b'hls -
beautifully lad cut ttr'Assd s-fue
s-.t, sybof u Ia Abundance Tbs one 81 VOC -
desirable and elegant ssAismsH' e'sshss''H VIC "''' "
lnmedisis poss.ssoh
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pI .,... !, sue ;. nLEEcKER. son 4 co.
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.

90 Col y
ne inspector ~ bindings for approval since sept ~
lh,o pdur f-.tcrs tings southeast corner ihh'c a.
,tss osre e. Churei' architect j. - iatei plan so
- ~ ,5,ss SI6s st-its brown stone lat roet =, p c
Oae I.uapt No q Thompson si oyuer u l. "ieeui
-. lohu Forster paa Ne III not get seisH on ,.o -. - 81,
Al e tetmer' ontl size Of SEy-sthsL 20 ieel ess OF
ave .osse PaseFisgi architect J. W. fofs'eI plan 40
q ao ss north Tor,ieth-si l16 feet west 81
. -tsre Owner o. Z Kdrel srchiet A a. fJnet psn No
oeTrl sept o. 5000 Lot 25Xlooi building 1880 three
sore 90 % ta i 265 feel west Of Seyeneen'hst Owner
Cr,,e. architect ,. Never; psl Nc as approved sept
Js 81 Id, 2s9g i1ng 36N39 tive stories and cellar,
r.sipiis brick roof he psei a. mat factory 49,, a.
f,rrtern.t Owurr Lopez ard DAVIS; architect Snts
orr p,n as approved sept sO cost Sl4,,o e&eh ines
- i s. ,o,, Pr saphis brct escape Sat roof
sp- Fosr 'lsas-i', a 19 5yis SIShs Cbspe To-
H. -le soar.g Sept Cost 5ls001 each lot, 2orllJ,
$500. hol .aj. hous, lS25I; ave siories Phsdsphs
80, s-Oe ,en-atst No 20 Eet It owner H. Bresa sreli.
jfsl be- hing 2Hs eve stories bnek he escape ~ root
~, "a -One fr,tcss building Forteihst 1851 " or
r~s,,s ovaer Ma Basstd architect Sturgs r. plan No.
~ r, srI asAet Philadelphia brek neesone Trimmings Eat
f One bvl rrs T1enty.piatb 81 lol feet q Seveath.
ospsr architect d. s J. Jardue Plan No 10, nct
80 y -oae s-.t cs. building e. Fnvfrss, So feet q
.rs Owner ioel..ti sTchtec, " T. Beer "las 10
81. -e, basement, Az .i-ceilsr; brown stone nat foi
,,1so fr'i.s bg'lngs = Sitel%sS Ito i1s " o.
approved sept p Cost S2oeo each; lots etoi buildings 1VH
e,ar uofes aud rii-'t; brown stone Cat roof
so % Onr bgltug Va u Ess Reecnthst owner J. Hornanui
aes A Never; VIA n 49, approved sept q est @ltv,i
,uns JOS 21i building llI'o6, one story, oheA hs' MOI
~ 6ae bald E ", 20 East Ph,eutit owner. Horinsnn;
o. @ Meves. p No IA approved SEPT p ca-t 500;
r1s bu nr AKA l. three stories, brick Dat roi 1" be
,,t .~oss building No - East Fneeuit, o~rer. Mr.. n
M w y io,s 3. ,np y ,,ss .h,s stores 6rel "a, roof
q. ICED E s.9Ie ssl o4ce purposes
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StuchIpn StaI 6statt for sal,.

Stucklvn Gtal 6stutt for Salt
NOR SALE-A new brOwn-stOne HOUSE,
within eFt r vak of;hs Wslst irr. With mod'n
ieims Inquire Of EKQJA Ogden eoau
o. apd ssstests. Brooflyn.
EIRST-CLASS HOUSE 10y installmonts.
hh soop and subcsiar perfect order ~ tos
hah range cold marble martss ststo.s ius ai
stsbei Including carpets. oil ecs A. s3l Goo. location -
uue possession When required tl' cash
lAsnce mortgage ANDREW, BuiHg bsni No H7 BfosasAy
EOR SALE CHEAP in BROOKLYN-A new
aory basement FRAME HOUSE NORTH SIDE o. heftimef
Booiiyn contains u voter
"a Marble mans poe sara Inquire on premises Or Of l.
A RIB WIS No. % CoarlaHdtst. n y
COR SALE-The 3-story brick HOUSE and
STABLE No Adepst BROOKLYN 10 complete order
ion Immediately lot ~ BY 10 Inquire VI h ~ "LhLl hoa tt9
Hoytsf.. Broekiys
ONE of the finest PLACES on Bushwick ave.
" Tor has al kdgeNooc
water &c and n splendid condition CROWDS hso
snd sbrubey gs oarssshoose sre benntry
srenue IL nesbhorhood srstess boet from
roa,ss sd either 10 20 lots % GROUND tnt upos
sIL Appyb william ItrILE,
"uIST0RY REPEATS ITSELF'-What
Of Ke~YorE, vii be irue q Brooklyn Inc
Churcbes"s advancing to metropolitan g'aaess Lon
foundations o. fortunes VI, y d BY pnehssf
lOHSs MILLRKR SALES 81 BkOOAblh kAbl hbW
YORK PLATBUsH PROPERTY on OCTOBER 5th th Jh nd
lsth as dgrsms o. 10y LOTS 70 be SOLD
UNDER The HAMMER 70 No % sasaaus Newton o. AZ NO To-
Mostsgasst. BfOOtyn
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| AtCTIOEEEE
Adjourned EI.eaior's ssls Of the
HEATH HOUSE.
Al Scholars Moursh sgrtgs. J.
Ttlf,, ,sd ,.,r, sumu., Hotel rHhsd hrosfhos 'fe
.Ye,.nt condition will b. SOLD at AUCTION on TUksh oet o.
,ss IA ooi H. a, Tvlors Hotel Jersey City. An 'I1Hirsoa
80. ,,,.,,, invited For full particulars tsrEs Ls tpGr"
wx NJ MARSH at sclooIeys MourtAin or to LEWIS "oop
.,,,,s.,., NJ. O. Bontgomsr,,t Jsuer Cts, y y
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NrW Jersey.


!s. }ts train FROM the NeW-Jersey Railroad Depot.
f Lay morning. carried some 200 spectators e. Perth
huJ 70 attend sae OF villa pois 20 ne held there
Perth Amboy l. ~ the oldest towns around New
York having been settled IN 1850 lnl7lo the INHABITANTS
n. Of the growing population OF New York, asked 10
have the city Incorporated ana that the Governor or the
COLONIES Of Newly md NewJersey might be directed
IT, cake no his residence there. Their requests were
ted but spite OF their efforts. New1 FORK became
aliona metropolis, and Perth Amboy faded away m
u 4 WORKOUT town. Many old Landmarks sun
rrusin Tie house In It's day palace, butt TOT the
Governor. Is row summer resort called the Brighton
TIn-c shaded by Gins planned III Revolutionary days
T barracks" the quarters OF British sOluefs
ts nsa CASTLE" former residence OF magistrate OF
sac place the "old Lewis House.. where Arnold TOOK
h-sasfgt after mur lering Hamilton, the "od ferry
v ie.e the passengers from New-Nork TO Pmadelpnla
once stopped over night the old touchstones broken ny
hc balls of British who used them as targets
Snm staten Island these and many others record inc
sarqrd memory ot former times. Inc lahd
offered for sale Yesterday lies the center OF the Clty
,rpofatl0n on the haritau River, commanding hne
Nav ~ rhe New,Iersey Highlands, South Amboy aud
afeu The lud has been laid ont III Streets
books and avenues and really OF greater value IMAM
ptnieht IL sold Tor the MlddleseX Land company
81 ID Nellick IT, a. Brother. The terms OF the safe
r~ ten per cent payable Oh the day OF sale ohethfd o.
remainder on Oct 22 tie rest to remain on BOND ana
Y 2, &c for three fve years The bidding was very
sinL ana after comparatively small sale the auction
~ postponed DIE table OF the sale is gwen below
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nIrRTJC SALE OF over 100,0OO ACRES OF
L vhIUABtH COAL IRON, TIMBER PARa and hsmoei
IA, IN Al. Counties MeKssh. Ek ard CsmsTon fenny'aus
-, nd ,,a.b. and, MeKsss snd Ek Land and
CompsB, viii posd 10 pabh sale "a iIacn o. par
- =. TFsDIY M, 2oh Of OtebsT tt ~ u O'clock rs
The EIehng Thee LA1ds are hos''d ~ We no
- 49,. 81, ~. s.t. on he 81 Philadelphia and bne hoA9
n,r, .andistaut nectsd By direct railroads
.th N. s., Of Philadelphia aud Baltimore ,nd on
80 AZ AZ. ,.roaA within 100 nss " baH" ana hoehes
Ter IN The stats Of Tt. attention Of capitalists
q, IN srd laubsr miners coal tanners tHd others pecsy
, "a aud rorfAbs veins o.
nd ste,m coal, iron large quantities and OF sfscen' su GOV
80. Or nv,o,. forest bmoet and pine umbsf nn
,erps,,.d in tbs States shd po.ssngA soh squAv po
~ - -, A. al Al, STATE Catalogues sna psmpheh
e.s.,ns man, With fall descriptions Of sale and O.. 9t1s' %
80 ss,s.tou will he furnished application 70 Tue unnfnsd
,eelor-.n or V WILLIAM HACKER Essr, ana I'"u" "'
"a, Il. Of ~, COMPANY No. 42t Wshuts.. PhhsspmA
49, TEEDERICK fhALBY, PrssaslL
AZ THOMAS SONS. Aues 49,,
Sos $50 aud igi fouth Fonrth-s', philadelphia
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REAL ESTATE.
NrwYonK THU

NrwYonK. Thursday, oct l. ioO'
rho Messrs a. j. Blocker Son q Uo' nV es
,asy at the leso s"es'oon ,. 'no West Point on
safe Of ,he i r,,r ro attendance was good and tho
Che nod ssincd for ne property we've considered exec.
prices among ne buyers Nj samuel sloan, juice o
lent Nh cr.tadoro Mr.. W Iiyip1gsi9}n NINE tne
Hon samuel 0l' -, ttirbaud House. and not belong
cry s.arSsn estate withdrawn. Ihe g. =.
w 70 lsfafe adjoining the Garrison piopc'''' va" ~
aossd u AZ priv Ia sue p,prcKrp son SCO
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Gbs dnrf.

JEROME PARK RACES. !. ~, ON r,.,s.,,, arr q.
~ Members on n. IA Nv M W & CONNOR IN tse koomt
nns EVENING" previous 70 the race Pools VAL Dc so. ~
hA'h =, n.Yl Commissions per cent ON winnings
~ order Of the eommi'"e' ,oux n IRVING Agent.
.d ...h IA, h,so,r sad daring the lsees bf NJ
OK res Snp :, ~, fsrA. Nav .leTE. Oct iss
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Persons having real estate for sale or TO let
and those DESTROYS of purchasing renting such pro-
perry will find Il TO their interest 10 advertise in TIKI
TRIBUNE. Its aggregate circulation exceeds that of
other newspaper and In addition to this advantage THE
TRIBUNE will be found. not only In HewYork and all It's
cities and villages. but IN every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief will allow OF the advantage offered being clear
10 the reader We would especially dwell OH the fact
that the subscribers for the three editions OF TE TRB
UEE, semlWeeky, and Weekly, comprise individuals in
every profession business consequently advertise
ments IN each disseminate among al classes. THE
TRIBUNE devotes especial attention the reports OF real
both the city and every part OF the State.
adding greatly the value OF columns ad
vertising medium. The charges for advertising
follows. DAILY TRIBUNE. Is cents line for single
insertion; WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 81 per nne; sENi-WRgELr
TRIBUNE. 25 cents per lue
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A j. BLEHoESn soy Co, Anconser. IL, -
IIRIDAY- Oct. D.--At IL o'clock, at the TX
49,. 4. e,oou TENEMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE Sec
t.orv hei tenement HOUSE and LOT No @I second .ve
80 b....n m H. ,lrtl Thirty seyerthst- lot ls3ta ihs
sg ssiAntlal AL well srTsnsd of shensa eon'e sh al
tie ooavsses. Of Croton s Ac Is 1p,, =. Sna
HDsTsL (ssnsdl, MvRpfTr SANDS
"
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1ousa MD Farms Wan!,e.

V,IvE mr. SIX ROOMS WANTED in New
Vow 90, suitably arranged Tor
ssml, Aadss stating and fui paEuuAf' hoVn'
Irogrt ono. ----------------------
TTNFURNISHED three-story ana baseineh.
UOrsF WANTED ~ family from Nav nstt IN ftp.''s
locality oftbs below foutesnth.sf ren mo''s NS'
FOIL Particular HOUSE, bon No. l2o, Tribune ohes.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-A llOLsE Ia "a a
w xn,c,.hs In Aew.yoIL Pre-. esNe w s~NO
Isdr,., ,,st'ss tenn, ior days " L.. Tribune once
VxyANTED-A medium-priced HOUSE III
w S,.Yorh In EXCHANGE for Al elegant trseAs. INV
o,,., bon., a.5rOo difference len mortgage Aasfs" NV"
TON. Tribune Once
professional 1oiiaa
lanes b. SIMPSON,
Eo so9 Tw-ut sih., o,rl'ssiss Tstsa
sp,el. ,,,,alo- 10 Cosssss "a! lasa ys',"
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| A j. BfsEcKgN Aues.aussr -x -,
! D,pFAT SALE OF CITY PROPERTY, IN

GREAT SALE OF Gil IhOl Lhi H. x ~
VI CLUDSC ONE oP IHR MOST sCPthS NO s.s 1t. - -.
,oRk-A j. BLEECEER SON 4 Co, vii sell A. Aneuon %
InIRsDAr October 1899 al q ~ At q. hreha1Es
,,or hs soop house ard lot NO ~ ss
80 orr,v P.fk and Of the most desirable resaenees 'et
a. al, 4, III civ ei- Of yI7l lot Hri boes Inc
nous. was bi pseni oSHsr "llhni regsiu " COS. "a
t 49, .irut fs c.ngs walls fescosf doors eshnss ann
.indow shutter. sslla wood 'aeary marble nsn,es noo. 49,
co.,, m, house furnished with al the hfder mpo'emsS Nv
stis NH. and bowling and IN perfect order . v,o
PiPT AyBThs fouTtoy bro-psione hoass ana e 10 !. -
corner Of thirteenth ST. containing all the modern I'm
being pat complete order s"s ~ IA,
PTWFsTy OSD birch stable and o' NO Iso
Eat south AIDE hswesn IslId ana
for h0rses
,is an, ward for the and CTotsn rooms
~ .,cood .tory for eosehmen. hay Ion fesd bns 40
SI INIT ST HRoOKIYk-Foa brick story and bas,mehs
boa..s With roofs east SIDE o. lsdss ~
go Il, .nd Msrcyavss Lots 7oIloo houses Nr"-
sd md contain The improvements Terms h'ersoe i"'
perfect Map, No. II Cedsrt
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ron SALE EXCHANGE for CITY asa., PR2P Dr..

,ss,, az mls from Depot; 4.ti lbe sS Al
80 80 ssrIen INIT shrubbsfy. AL The nsns
dreu 0EO ~ sAgDf0RD. AEoInef al Law No % 'a'''u'
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6itp Gtal estate for Salt.


TOR SALE, with early possessiOn-An ele
Fhhase perfect order elegantly furnished Price SiA irri
iurv . COO without t15'~o Apply to ,,,,, -, -.
O1,pl HOMER MORGAN No Pinf-st
IIOR SALE-Verv desirable brown-stone,
gbsoop HOUSES we'll located ~ oSn Al from $1,000
MALLORY BLsCEwRLL, Nc IS Iiberty.'i.
nor SALE-A first-cass HOUSE, four stories
bish trout Ma llo kss Ih Dnhst, near PAX
inquire on the premise of b H. COBURN
EOR SALE or to LET in West Fourteenth-st.,
51 fi size hr'snstolt HOUSE With
25ri2o feet Price So9o s, "a ce w nshsd Arrr TO
O,y-7l H0MkR MORAN Ne Imsst
DOR SALE-The entire block OF GROUND
90 bousded Faysseaih sni Fn1e hts st. ssi snh
snd Teutbs'es Price 80 so per lot Addre Boz No sE 3
ERENCH ROOF HOUSES FOR SALE
Bergen ghs q Jersey CITY a. 5000 g. 81 no. also
lots for aud let Can Tor circular and iaouaos or
A p. GALBNo s7s Bro,avs New Yort ,.oo1ds,or
EOR SALE, EXCHANGE, or TO LET
t bghsGooP bTowas.us front not SIS 10 good TO-
cation, st a baTEsin MITCHELL Co.. No - lla's.
LIME BUILDING SITE FOR SALE. The
lot cIS adjoining tbe Church q Mesash Thirty furh
pari Msdis Price and particulars Of
d270 HOMER MORGAN no l1nssi
HOUSES TO LET and for SAIL;
HI CITY AND COUNTRY PROPERTY
MONEY LOANED on BOND AND hOxI9koK
corner Tbrtv.snh-,i srth s.tss, nautl
TTITIE POPULAR LOOK OUT is undoubtedly
Il BBOOKLYNW AHDsoorcs Of METROPOLITAN ifs .eesils
ines,meut. In fhe~ tbst psoe ~
% such opportunities speculation Ne os % our s-r I
before adFanc take place D. ' - 20 nay
accommodating Nast Fih POI use on
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