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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

HENRv CfxY DRAxlx Nxw HAxr-
snrsc. The Coacnsd. n. H.. cnrrcs-
pondest VI ths Few Yosk Rfrad
wriles:
A lev nights aimee the indpm itsbls
Henry Clay Dean, oflows, addressed
! large meeting n one cf the town,
In the wesesrR Yast tof the Saaaes pllA
pitched isaa ahs RspRbliesas, With
much force and elo9uence. and q The
conelarion Of one Of his most nowcry
sentences asted Il U:sre was RI.
publican in tn ha't II there was he
wocA HIS IL haEe him slanL ~ an.l
tell low ~ felt. No one respousled.
and he repeated the request ,so or
three times, When At length ! vcne.a-
bic farmer in the rear offhe hall stood
mp and annouase1 1ehat he was = mem.
ber oG she parry vhirh the speaker
had - cloqaently aLused. Mxll,"
said Dean, with m atp of triumph,
"how do you feels's Weif"draw
81 out the tAlxr ef the aoil lond and
clear, ~ DON'T sactIy know. but it
pears ~ 81 fsli Ire . sonpa egg in
bushcl Of rotten ONES" Shonls Of
laughter and rounds Ut applause wer.
willingly awarded, even BY the .l,i
mas's cpponents, snA il h har,ii !.
netssaavy h add that the meeting
came 10 an carly coaclueioa.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
An ACn0sTsO. 4


DedSeo60d, OSsk0oe psrMIs6S0N, . He AcstdSWeV
A patsiotf nay, traitor in disguise.
No more pstsiot than The sire Of liss'
Devoted to yosr sounty's vssl1 oh, no!
Rather your eosntry's most insatiate foe.
Bndorss yoss policy your word bslievei
why, like ths psiaes Of hell you eas decsivs,
Just fancy naa's inferaal foe. forvooth,
Oh Nick, mean, frisad to Heaven bors truth!
HE friend you srs Heaven knows, with eli yous
cant,
Not II 10 c'ssn ths boots and spurs sf 0saat---
eherman, OF Sheridan the true and brave;
Or Stanton. who di.dnins 10 play the knsvr,
Now, Andy. curse, and foam, and rant, and rave
NoDSDv.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

Nvnls - 00IyB KoTICEs That on the
u thiresssth sf rsAruary. A. y. iooe, war
saat = oa1lsup1sy vae hsusd agsinsl the eststs
= 1leha J. IsGea = Ia1eqsade1es, II ~ Csun-
o4uAge1 . bankrupt, % ~ oes ps1itisa; that
~ p6gosot - ny asAts sa1 Asaivssy = any
prePssty Asessglse y sseh banksays, % HIN,
- &v hb -, saA ~ sssasfs - any pssPssty
~ NJ ors feshidaea - lsv, tAs1 . Uoo(iAe q
- egsei1ess = ~ nd 1aahsHrA - ptess tkelS
leeesp 80 T. sAeeoe 80 - 0ass aasi0nees sl
6ls ssestA vul - - = cotlt q Dsnksupt.
3, y y Asl1sa = hsea Ne. o. ~ c1ston
11uee, UuAs4se, Isva. heesss wnns BRAS.
.ss1. !sq.. ns.is>es. = =. tvs'AA ~ Il
d313W ?. ~. C1AWfcND.
tepsty Q. 8. Aarshsi Diairiss 8. lows.
MsessrSe
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

-HAvING PURCHASED The Meat MARKET
IL Of Lsskey : Bso.,, viii keep sosstastly on
hand the best quality of Besf, Nation and Pork,
and othss nsets In thsis season. Having had
long experience II ~ bssiaess, sad being large
ly engaged n buying Cattle aad Hogs and feed
ing % sAsis FARMS, will ct al times farnish the
vssy hsst eaality ef meats. Since taking hold
Of this naskst they hsve reduced the price Of
meats ono tAisd, and Will seutiauo 70 fsraish
them q the lowest living rates.
The higAest MARKET prise psid for eaGtis and
49,. Ihoss hsviag sock for sals viii do we'll
70 give then Q call. MO
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
An IsciDnNT . Tag wAa.

During Prices raid in 1864, skis.
oisA took place % the line Of Chasisstouu
and Howard counties, Missouri, some four
miles from Glasgow, in which one Of The
ssbs was lsh On the evosad dangerously
wounded In the neck. whiIs in this COO,
dition, Miss Sarah ]. Smith, . school teach.
er IN the vicinity, happened to pass by.
Seeing the wounded man, shs went 10 him
sad stanched his wound, probably saving
his life. She remained With him till night.
fall. when be requested her 10 Ieavr, and Ais
companions would probably cone in Tie
night and take him away. II not, she
you'd 6nd him in the morning living or
desd. He said hs Was known 81 de seme
Of Tucker, bst that his REAL name sas b. c.
Mel Donald, and that be was from Louisville,
Ky. Next morning NcDorald wss gone,
and Niss Smith knew sothing ef him Car.
yard. = few days ago, says The Clasgow
Times, Nias Smith (who still sesidss q the
'aeighhsshos1) ssseived : lst3as fpun ~ -
ministrator Of h. G. AcDoaaA, ST., iafheu
ing her that abe was named 10 the viii oi
the deceaaedy - ths legatee Of $50 ,O0o, in
consideration Of her having saved the life
Of his nephew and only heir, the II. c.
Mcdonald named in connection with The
incident Of 1864. This l. al the atory,
and the Times endorses ID correcsness.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06


Tle vsrinus reports presented b.,
the Odd Fellows' Grand Lodge of,l,r
Unised Statrs, shov that the ..rder ia
1871 embsseed 1850 lodges. with ai. :
56l members. and thai during Ne
year there we're 35,02i members nj
tiated, and 1is4 u, mbsrs ticd. Tho
receipts for the year we're s2o10. III,
and At this sfcA sas were paid for
charitable purposes, th.rc having
been ao26 Lretkern, and sl4i wiloS
81 families relieved by the lodges.
and 1886 members, an, lso ~iLowed
families relieved blythe neampmen;s.
which number e97, Aad have ,i,sas
members. all Of whom. however. $50
, aku iieIhhs IS 81 las i.a.-s.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
Al lnyAl1ADe9 usDIunR
FUa 11E pUolF Fy)DG oe uE uooo.
On. =. ~. HOIaAlGDB
HUM0R DOCTOR.

Il
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r.~a-s,. S sesS-@
Uose loo00y
seseeasas OosSuoseee, Dsos. - B1oss.
s..'.S
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esss1,.sy s,,esr-t.s q n" rs...s.sI ~ 49, ~
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! omno - - 49,. -
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ooVolo efD> su6iun.ear,. 49, - - -
-. A-61D U -
seoeay - uu0ssD = - h1gAly pg3Bo1 A -
- pAyu6aD (noW . 0uy ewaoonl - -.
49, Ie-.~aa- ArSe
ysass, 81 unA is r - pcse11a - ~ -
- sV1W,1 r = ~ 49,
- 49, 1eyao - y0sAasso Z. -
k0s Runne 80 = - u.-..es- - ~
@ = 10y = 10y 01lss
49, 49,. -. ..~-s. 49, 49,
s-S..-.s~ss ss-ss.SezI ~. ~
4Hs.sA .eo.1.~e. ~ /. rs.~.-ssss s~s.--s-
- -c-esv e-H..se.a ~ .-..s..- ~ !.
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~ ass0 nsss = H1sssias w~s tssaasd M
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

4 SExsfnLx SOFA syouAE man
writing. from Ohio, says: NJ havs
grown tired oflising under the curb
and reign Of men superior tonne only
in capital; and as everything here, in
this old scttled country 10 far beyond
the reach Of nay haanccs, unless l
take on = ruinous debt which. viii
forever fetter me, and can only be re-
moved by life Of drudgery and slav-
cry unslrr q, ! have eoaelualed t..
throw aside all sqnirmishless and
come to Iowa, and enter the list " here
! can lnvest my small capital with
some hopes thst my strong srm, an,.
fsithfGl fidelity 70 6asimcss will enable
ne to grsw up inao prosperity wish
the country, and lit ne above the
common herd, who live and d;c un-
der the ''sinc and 6g tree /" Or 9th
ers.~ e fss
Yousg man, this - pse-emissa,ly
the country for you: No other place
presents more attractive inducemens
and substantial sseppingstones, than
you will dnd awaiting Won here.
Come out Of the man crowded cities.
-1leave the plow wAssh voc .hold :"
On tho hundred -dsllar~an-acre farm Of
another. and IN this county and 4
6eld where you will soon be mar Of
your own. But says some one; :" IT.
too far from home" Too far f,nn
scAoss honsef-s~rcly NOS ysarss tor
yua have 70 home, aed No hopes OF
! any. Come not with Tie calculation
that riches win oter themselves to ) GU,
bat will, the determination that wf,fe
Others cfycsts age have done souobts.
you can at lease Do welll Con6dsns,',
saascle. and i,,dsSsry. viii give yeu u
home in Iowa. Will you give the Que
aud take the other !-Ex.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

Esgene Haywood. aged only twenty.t~o
years, u ths largest land owner in Illinois,
being pat on tAe tax-lisss for $4,000 ACRES
purchased By his father fifty years ago. Re.
Gently he purchased twelve thousand acres
IN Nebrsskn at cost Of about seycnty.nine
cents PEI aere.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
Wheeler 4 Wilsen's
lIelESf rllIlFI uU nllcl
SEWING MACHINES,

Dsd1D1 q - ~ tsss Il The lbrosiae Trials,
an ths premissnt AssAises Of the
4sf World sespsting:
.NfE DO1G2DT10
Americas Institute, New Yssk; Msshaais's It.
sosiasiss. Dssess; Fssahih Isstitsss, Phila-
delPhia; Kestpcky Inssitats, Losisvills; Ne.
ehaaies Iastrtste. Baltimore; Mechanics A..
sssiss;sa, ftFiS1s7bAia. xssAas sxfAus
g.. Losis; Msshasies' fastltssA - ,ersneis-
60; Mstsspolitss Msshanies lpstitsts, wash.
ingsss; At all the Fsirs Of the usited etatss
Agricultural Society;
And oil the State Fairs OF
Maine, vernont. Connecticut, New York. New
Jersey, PenRsylvania, Virginia, Mississippi,
nisssasi, Ohio, Iadisna, Iowa. Tenssssse, Hi
nois. Kestseky, Aishisaa. Wiscossin, California
And Hssareds sf Cessty Fairs.
FOREIGN.
l06S-Pasis.
1eol-Psris. Liverpool Manchester, Ashton.
1o03 London. Warwick, Cornwall.
10oo-Lias, Kesaigsssrs, Liverpool Man
chester, LaneashiFe.
1e04-Dantsic, Agram. Krcas.
oe06-Dublin, 6tsstin, Cologne, wimAr, DAN
sdia, tHsv xealasd).
These Msehines aso adapted to every variety
OF sswiag. fron u kghtsst naslins TO the
heaviest cloths. fhsy work equally yell upon
suks linen, wesaen - sottss gooas, with silk.
kacn ~ ssttoa shssaA, scanning, quilting,
eu1neine, hs1nisg, Sslling, serdias, tneking
- ls1idisg wish tAe srsassse fasility.
~ !!sessesie.s. rsssstiy ssspilsa asa Civ
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

From The Iowa Homestead.
Tlhheg and Hedge GROWING - gowa
AsO0R NoeoRa1 Advantages a0A Ne.
eectos
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

4 osAxEs WIr Ourxn1xS.~-A
Qsahss layisg lost . qsassse = naass
ton BY : lawyers dog, repaired to the
once Of tha Iaster and said.
! have cone to ask : piese u
thy advice. Suplnse = dog carried
of leg Of mutton from me. whers
do ] look ffPsy, 70 the dog of his
owner ?"
"Oh," sid the man Of the qsill.
ito the owner Of the dog he il re.
sPonsible for any damage his dog dos
Said hrosabsim: :. Thss ewsssus
ssvsnty.kve eenss." rss4.sAr
"Ah!'' said the lawyer, !. then nay
dog did the mischieC Wen, hcrus
your money" isi's
Tho face Of the Quaker espsnaed
With SMILE - his shsew daessint, u.
stnlling the opiaioa al the Iawyss, and
was about naking his exit from the
Office when he vas brought to . halt
BY the lawyer saying. II hare sniAii
bill against you my ffiend." =.
/ All! for what?" said the Quaker.
For advice in the dog caae--two
dollars" Was the reply.
This vas poser. II being strict
u legal and the lowest fee In the cal
snder for advice, there was no do1e-
ing, 50 the money sas forkcd owes.
asd With - elongated Phix the Q.al-
or departed, one dollar and quartz. r
worse than when he came, and :
wiser IL not ) better nm. a. $50
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

DisAPtolxrnsxr-The Ioasnsl - Rossx
killed . lady recently, asl the editor had 3
visit from The bsseAsed husband.
William eried The besesved hushaad,
"you Aass killed ny wife,
Editor with digsity-" Noas,ssr, / m a
editor, nos . DOCTOR" - ea
"Thak's Just is," cried The bessavsd Ass.
band you've killed Der o. pApse aaa shs'a
alive"
eff shs's net dead, congraAAlass you,
sis, sincsrsiy."
Congratulate! demand damsgs> for
tie disappoiatpens.'
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06
How rnE ORB LADr mao rrx 8 .

How TUE Old LADv uxD TIVE 4 ~
MA few days since, quit. ii,
aged lady, /, esiding in Carlmyi i.Ie.ca.I-
ed on weslknown lswyer, dainx
business in that city, for the pnr
pose Of having deed Of conveyaslro
OF certain property duly exccats.
The limb of the law drove his ,.cs,
rapidly over The immaculate viii.
paper, - an incseditibly slnrs
time showed the old lady lot ~
l'ieroglyphics pnpularly called wri'-.
ing, which ke pronounced to be tie
desircddecd duly executed. ~
What il your Jili for making tie
deed 7" she modestly asked.
Only ess dollar" blznlly an.
swered the tconveyanccr.
:" Que doIIAri' said the surprised
woman. Pears to me tIsst i
pretty big price for . vcvy smsli ieA~
:Not ~ all" says thc attorney;
"eosts awful high to live in tlsesv
tlmes,-currency depveciaied, g,s,a
asd silver terrible high. IN fsct.
madam. one dollar isn't any inOrr i,
these tisncs for such job tI,an the
old-fsshioned price Of fiify cents nssL
70 Be in the tiInes Of gold and ,i'vcr:
!; ~ s., \! : I. - e 6sesI IisAsar
grecuhscka." ~. 49,
If that's the case, hess'Hy yssr
ialf-doflar, " said the old lady. hsu6.
nG the lawyer m American silxsr
salf dollar, which he seised with ssuk
grip ~ almost made the escle
cream, - the lady bid him . poiitc
pod n'orning asu lrft his olisce. a.ss
The attori ey saw tfat he vas soi6
MoRAL4-Be carfnl l.cw y,n com
ARE Une-dollar greenbsck wisA
silver half-doIlar. - [dresnOi1lS AsM Z
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-03-06

A country Snegeon; Who VAS bald, waa
visiting friend's bouse, ~hoss sssva,t vote
. wig. After ban,eriag him consiaarAble
time, tAs doctor sid,
Yos - ,hev bald ] IN, and Jet don't 1
vsar uig." SO
To ~hich The servant rsplied. !.
Trae, cir; bet - empty bisp requires
~ thateh." -
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Situaiicns &Ianiin. 9,malts.

A GERMAN GIRL wants a situation 60 do
~ GREBR al HOUSBWORK OF IS COOK WASHER ard iRONkR
OF references Apply st No II S;snOrs' near BoweIy
A GERMAN GIRL wishes q situation to do
IN GENERAL HOUSBW0RK as COOK is Wiling snd obHgug
No. S9 SeoOBd-st, between Avtnnes tI6 b.
A RESPECTABLE girl wishes a situation as
IN LAUNDRESS; is willing tsst the ChambeTwOrk Good
Cs No 36 Rsaye be.xssB Twentieth and TWeu
t5.6rststA. third door front room.
WANTED-By a neat, tidy girl of 10, a situa-
w too GENERAL SERVANT washes aud irons veil does
bnens ie % Nurse and vail lady boards wages e. Call
~ No 20 Bsst TseBty-uinibSt
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Ytaal hotties.

CUPREME COURT, City and County of New.
- York, EDWARD sLOSSON and wife, Plaintiff sgsud
HENRY SLOSSON CATHERINE A. SLOSSON and others, Defend
Of judgment Of the Court q he sat. OF
EesYork made in the above entitled action DAVID HA"Lb ,ns
Referee 10 sid Judgment asmtd viii SILL At UBLlo
through JAMES NJ MILLER AuctOneer at the EIohanSe
No III Broadway tho Ctr New York TUESDAY the h day
Of January 1862 at twelve o'clock Of s. day. INC oowus
Nth 'ohoas hsrsOn situate. lying and being ,ss f var h o.
Of New York tho aide OF fnc sses oonuueu
.ouh westerly op, on Pps street westerly By the sohoue
and land Of Samuel Hicks soT e psIsI oy ahI nov
late and and aud south esaery by the oehous
and land ,s Charles Ho on..hlng IN oa on rne .ses
I.s r,eeu, feet ree inches and Ia rase
nehss the noF1aSestsfI side nI ave feet
inches the south sssy side sI ave Rect nine iaehes he
IN. NOR. which said premises
a. nunber "a Thirty fya Pine sest"-pstei D.eemhet 10 1905
'' DAVID HLWLky, Referee
Ioss a PlArr Plslttfi attorney Oil lsrswP
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Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing or renting such pro-
perry will aud 1t TO their interest 10 advertise In The
TRIBUNE ats aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and In addition TO this advantage TIKI
TRIBUNE viii Do found not only in Eew-forR and all its
cities and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief as Will allow OF tho advantage offered being clear to
the reader We would especially dwell on the fact that
the subscribers for the three editions of The TRIBUNE,
Daily, semi.Weokly aud Weekly comprise individuals in
every profeIson business; consequently advertise
ments IN each disseminate among all classes THE
TRIBUNE deVotes especial attention to the reports Of Gales
Of real estate both in tie CITY country thus adding
greatly TO the value OF ts columns as an advertising me
dunn. Tho charges for advertising arc a. follows DAILY
TRIBUNE 10 cents line for zach insertion: WEEKLY
TsIsgHs. % per HBs: ssstExxGLr TRIaUns. w cents
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Corporation Yutius.


CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NO
~ TCE beThJ gwen the oceupsnt
All aud lots improved unmpToved lands affected
ihehJ that the following assessments have been CONF eed and
Lodged t ades Of the Board Of Assessors for Examination BY al
sons Interested, Wis;
-Por LAYING eos.vaA JAmes,t from No. 81 TO No g.
Pot cosINa om the Oatheasi " the northeast
Of Fnhst AID EraAye
dPor paving With blocks The carriage of feyen1s
nom First ave % Avenue
10 Ffiy uiuthsts
embraced nade all the several houses
ground o pieees aud parcels Of land situated
Ist-Boh sides o. james 81 from Mad sou ~ Oak-sIa
7dBeth sides Of Fb ST. from FTstAye 10 point bali
Avenue A; sso the side Of ftNe from FhhsL TO poud
hs the hoek north ard sonth.
JBoth sides OF from F 20 Avenue 70 the
sie VI half the bloch either said avenues
4h-The Of SAhays from Forty 10 Etynnh St.
whose Interests Affected BY the AhovspAmed Asses
either OF them,
present. their objections Ia writing 10 Isaac Hunt Chairman 81
their One No % Chambers street Base
Mes Count House within ihy hOn the date Of this uo,c
ISAAC o. HINT,
HARRISON REED Board Of Assessors
GUERNSEY SACKBTT,t
One Boani Of Assessors New Court House December 1888
Clrr OF NEw .YORs DuPAKrskNr FiSAScsl
RECEIVER TAIks,
COrsf H0usf PAHI. No. - ChaEbtrsst, Dee 4 1861 }
VNO TAX-PAYERS.-Notice is hereby given
additional viii he added the 18th Inst TO all
t.Ies unn s Of JsnnBr, ooNng
viii 10 sdde be calculated nom the h
' BLRSARD sMYTH. Receiver
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cSarniurs.

bedroom ENAMEf.ED FURNITURE of
- warranted n.nHf.es A'o sen csv:,s., ..s w.Hs, Cha.
tAs pisis and ornamental a. H. v FARRkCT0ha Ne SOS
esr.lsi, sppsats wsesisr k,shishsd ls$s
WILLIAM CRAUSE, Manufactures and
w Deslsr Ia tr'teAss CABINET FURNITURE aud UPHoLr
BTkRY, No. 81 srrth.ave
Factory, Me-, Il aud ~ Chsrltons,, ssw-rOrh
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yitinr,s anS Gl,ttinss.

John b. COUGH
- LECTURES ON
ELOQUENCE AND ORATORS.
Before the " Burehard Literary Association"
COOPER INSTITUTE,
FRIDAY EVENING DECEMBER II. ats O'clock
TICKETS so CENTS Reserved Seats 81.
For sale BY T. NJ. LEWIS No 10 Broadway.
Messs SHELDON 4 Co, No. $50 Broadway.
Me.srs FOWLER WELLS. No $50 Brosassy.
A. DE- RANDOLPH, No no Broadway,
aud al the door w TIE sVsalSg Of Tia Lsesare
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Do Yt.

nONT hire until you send for Real Estate
- Crcular mailed Zee STANLEY DAY Ma. s,S Broadway
ZINE RESIDENCES, both furnished and un-
furnished 70 REsI ,ad "r sALk = Jsr., Civ s.-.rs Ella,
,on Hudson CITY NevJsrsey keuYori City. Brooiyn roetss
and fi FARMS snd PROPERTY Of oil descriptions for
sALR RBNT al pATts " Oh, United States By MORRISON
HALL No. IN Broadway Room No 21i
VNO LET-The elegant VILLA lately the resi-
81 Wakius situated about mile oa Mount
depot IS muues from Twenty seventh Hs- Haven Rail
road Apply 10 JOHN a. PAY Mouat VerEos T. JOSEPH d.
PAY No. Nassau g., New York
VNO LET Furnished. on Fifth-ave., above
Thrty fourth a 'sJ roosy and elegantly furnished HOUSE
and lrse stable, to private smi ony and O three
al go month HoFs harness ssshs robes Nc for
tilt Apply to HOMER MORGAN, No Z Pnsst ,l3+s)
VNO LET-The COTTAGE and REAR BUILD
ING connected No 2is West Thirty fourth completely fur
nhed rsDl s9oo mouth 10 sdy,oee Appy No. 40 IVES. sA
ITO LET - TWO FLOORS, No. $50 Fifty
ninth 81. fronting Central psrAi four each
RIO LEASE-A large STORE and LOFTS on
Il Broadway. near Forty -seyepthpt
w. GAyBY, No as Mab.ry-it
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.6ountn Htal 6stat, for saft.
Station Salrs Of Seal Gsiati. o.
.,J,,-' $50 ,,~,,~-r
- III. J. JOHNSON, r.. Ane,,erse: t.l.... .
pY JOHN son g. NJ IL l. ER,
I'D N.-.I' " AUCTIOSPERs AID u I' DIT
90 REAL ESTATE BkOkBRS, I.' t

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BY JoHEs0N s. MILE ro
REAL KSTATB BROSess
City E':;s s I s ss .s l. T Sa 1
''A''- $50 THURSDAY, DEcENlEa d, B.
','f Fil;if sFs pii COURT siH9'
vsiual HOUSES 'n4 100 Choice d pr'Se Lots all located IN
ABSOLUTE SIZE yal,sss hisss,a HOUSES sea LOTS By
special GuarAe g Of the sslo Of Bna'a bonns deceased
The rorrty i pepiialy heated on wAsHYGroNAvR fronting
rs 500 INK "a an SsSs NsfgAED a..
SECOND AYES. An ANTIC. hicks and SANDFoRDSIs.
vsfa Of ~. most s|s io siS Ss' Dor P s
reserve si aaori fns opportunity To PURCHASERS seeking
Or the purchase money nay remain bond aud
n1Itgage ior years years ., ~. OK ~, -NyorL and so
80 ALSO AZ SANE TIME AND PLACE.
.|.. Old FARM
xRwuTRKcHT.
,, AZ ,, hyCulQs IN HmE IKE mt s mi, s an.
mile cIa FAHK contaav Thi. viii he de-
% prggnty @ 70, tow" .S w s"SSg ~. sse,. %S %.s
log .. t 1G Ss i Ms. lots So s Ssa Sui 10
~ MootsgueSt Brootyn. y
T wA ST LiTrrr Anc,oaeer
by WYCKOFF a. LITTLE, Aucti0neers and
ID Real Rtste Broker. No 1871 Mou,sgues Bookyn sni No 81
Colsrst SeT.iork. -
on TUESDAY Dec IS lefe
It tie Rrrhiuge Sslesrcom No III BroadTsI, n r.
. 3. The mos, desirable -sle Of tie season
"a, LOTS Al BAY RIpGK 6losls from the city limits
Pioudrg POuBTHAyE. BOULEvAKD FIFTH sId SlXTIAYBs'
SlNTlIIPTH SIXfl.SfNTH. snd SlXrYSENbNIliSIA .
T6f property but i've becks from tie c limits QUE block iron tn
Port aussn which % all the brooklyn Ferries and -ooat ~
30 MINUTES TO WALIrSr.. NEW ORK. .
This Frn ogeupe. tire HIGHEST GEOUND IN Bay Rilye viii a
gar Iiii aud New jersey, The Cites OF
Nes.lurh nad Brolkiya aud Sandy Hook
The property ready foT immediate brltrs scarcely arJ grading
bt.uf required -. -, r,,,,,, ., n,
CITY or BEOOkLNN
no. - Ctaarst New ok aud Nc lo Mongges ABn
Al The time and place ... .
BERGRNSTPour lots ,ro0 t tie south size, 100 et east
Of Fah.aye Terms Maps Gboye.