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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-12-07
GOOD Small Fan ma for Saie.-I will

4 GOOu SHIIsiEE al III 6UT SH VIII
the estate of Abraham Stoner decd, containing a
l4ra acres, situated near New Hope, on the
road leading from Staunton to Port Republic, 10
miles from Staunton and adjoining the lands of
Henry K. Eakle and others. If not sold pri-
vately before Saturday. January 18th, 1870, It
will be sold at public auction on that day. There
is good log dwelling on the land with two k Itch
ems. good Swisher barn, cabinet-maker' shop
with cellar under it-and all necessary out
houses and is convenient to schools, churches,
&c. There are about 60 acres cleared and the
balance is under good fencing and in fine state
of cultivation.
Terms-One-third in hand and the balance in
one, two and three years.
nov9-tds LEY / u. SIONER,
Nau
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Newspapers Dc Periodicals.
4 ROUND THE WORLD
Y THE
New York Observer

Is now publishing series of Letters from the
Rev. Dr. +. D. 6. PRIME, who is making the
tour of the World, by way of California, Japan,
China, India, Egypt &e,,i together with various
other correspondence, all the News, Religious
and Secular, and great variety of the best Read
ing Original and Selected.
Now is the time to secure the Oldest and best
Family Newspaper.
We make the following liberal offers Cor
NEW SUBSCRIBERS.
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DHUBARB WINE PLANTS, from
IA which is manufactured the celebrated ga
mercan Sherry" or "Rhubarb Wine,'' for SALE
One plant will produce, in good soil, from to
gallon of Wine Boxed, with directions for
planting, &c.. delivered on the cars at York, Pa,
SIS per 100 or $40 per 1000. Also a few bbls supe-
rior wine, years old, for sale at So per gallon.
Address VIM. A. WILT, York, Pa.
Ref-Dr. VIM. S. McCHEsNEY, Staunton, Va.
DovQ-Cm
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49, MNA [oPINIoNs OF THE PREss]
@Ssz - EN No article ever attained to such
WSN% unbounded popularity 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-09

DUBLIo AUCTION OF VALUABLE STATIONS,
L Brood Mares, &c, a. waoerg. near Hsvcr.,rsw Rock
catalogues &c, inquire at office Of Turf Field and Farm, 20
Park row, or Of JAS. A. SEAMAN, 13a Nassau street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-11-09

MORTGAGE SALE HOTEL FURNITURE.
III A, NJ CRISrALAR a SON, auctloneers will sell on
entire Furniture Of the Weldon Hotel 429 Broadway corner
OF Howard street pnrors containing Pianofore Mirrors
Brussels Carpets Tables Chairs and Sofas los bedrooms
containing bedsteads bureaus Washstsnds, Carpet and
nut Bar Counter and Fixtures Once Furniture Desk Iron
Fables Csrpes and Mirrors all tho Chandeliers olcloh
Sheets Blankets Towels, &C.; Kitchen Utensils China
Crockcy Ranges Boilers, &C., TO- Catalogue nj sale Trade
Morgagco. "
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A PIAHOFORTB SUITABLE FOR BEGINNERs, gas
"A elegant octave rosewood Pianoore ovsrstrun
bass &C. for $50; great bargain.
j. BiBDLB, IS Amity street. near Broadway.
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Ry1F. COTTON, AyCTIoNEER; 17MATHEMATIcAL.
Tools Benches. Glars Ca,os &o g. Tit. day Tuesday
Spring third story the entire stock and of the
concern win embrace everything rsquists 70, the bu,l
Of every kind and description Glass Cases. Counters Screws
Files vse Spy Glasses together with the entire Stock and
D6rem
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MAGNIFICENT PRIVATE LIBRARY AT AUCTION
II Friday and Saturday evenings November IL and ia
comprising most elegant assortment of Illustrated Works.
Catalogues ready. Rocks exhibition Monday eve.
Chroos, Engrayngs 40. Catalogues ready. Po,ures on
exhibition. LEAVlTT, STREBEIOH Co,
Clinton Hall. Asto Mn
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IN HATHEwAv, AUCTIONEER, CONTINUES THE
~, great sale OF Dry Goods this day. 80 yesey
Ooth Fancy Goods Cutlery Silks, Notions Thread Habsr-
dashery, Hosiery, &c.
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MARY WARN ER.

MARY WARMER.
MARY WARNER MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT TWO.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV. 10,
Mr. j. PALGkAVE SIMPSONS DOMESTIC DRAMA OF
TINE AND THE HOUR.
NOTICE-In order those residing 10 the
suburbs ana adjacent cities tho boz sheet for MARY
WARNER will be opened
TWO WEEKS IN ADVANCE
at the box once OF the s branch ticket ONCE
at the music store OF 9. II. Ds0n Co.. I'll Broadway.
Parties address the box Office Of tbs theatre enclosing
the amount and rely having the best dengagsd seA
reserved for them.
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AyIUsEMENTS.

JlOOTH'S THEATRE
ID Tweny.thrd street. between Fifth and Sixth
EIGHTH AND LAST WEEK BUT TWO.
EVERY EVENING EXCEPT SATURDAY.
MISS BATENAN,
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sAI.Ea AT AUCTION.

SALES At AUCTION:
RT NOTICE.--By HENRY II. LEEDS MINER.
"A HENRY II. LEEDS, AuCTIONEER.
Salesrooms Nos rs Chambers and ~ Reade street.
Art Galleries Nos ST. and $40 Broadway.
EXECUTORS SALE or FINE PAINTINGS,
ON THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS,
NOVEMBER II AND H.
At ~ o'clock each evening.
AT THE
LEEDS ART GALLERIES,
NOS ST. AND 819 BROADWAY,
Southwest corner OF Twelfth street.
SPECIAL SALE, BY ORDER OF EXECUTOR,
or A SUPERB COLLECTION OF
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN PAINTINGS
by celebrated and favorte artists.
A. Achenbach, Jordaens, r. 4. Church,
Carl Hubnsr, Leickert A. B. Durand,
o. Erdman, Vermulen, j. =. kensctt,
Carl Becker, Berlin, Sonnag,
II. De Cock, Won Seben, DE Haas,
g. Hinc, Guscher, j. d. irving
II. Ronner, 4. Schmidt, W.. r. Richards,
Roosdorp, g. Bergman J. Pope,
Musin Kr,iseman, s. Coman,
Lanfant dc Meta, Van Eft, n, Doph
Carabain Vnnderslyken, J. kondel,
Yer Veer, Won Mile, o. @. Griswold,
Schaep, Crabees Inman,
and others,
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DY M. DOUGHTY, AUCTION RER.


ID Peremptory sale Of Household Furniture
Carpets Mirrors Paror Suits Paintings. DC.
M. DOUGHTY Auctioneer will sell this day (Tuesday at
lok O'Clock at the saesroom 70 Nassau street. the entire
effects private families and comprises ne Paror,
Chamber Dining Furniture Mattresses Bedding.
Lounges Chairs Stoves Carpets OIL Paintings Wardrobes,
BOOKCASES, &C. The whole closed to the highest
bidder by catalogue, and well worthy Of attention.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

FIrraMd AyEEyf THTATEE-uSDEn THE MANAGE
Twenyfoari street. Q Tli.h Avenue Hotel Begins At
AND ruEsbs SsDAE sfHS soyFhsTF ssD sArun
DAY It EgxHfs sbo
s NOTHING
Es sns Sa Hlss EiWs A nm f. MIS-
EAsS SsSsq bA tAfkE EGpEk oEos g. EvAS
WEDNESDAY 3SSDs sffdaafT;nssESEErr OF MRS. SCOTT
THURSDAY Evening So xsP sArgRDAY MATINEE.
Si 81
WAvrRLEY rHEArRE.1so BROADWAY. OPPOSITE
or THIS ss $ $$S$ssSsS $5SF g, noavs.
ss. Ethiopian
faE r EISa asEs4 s AsHAv ROB pEI11
S'.a ssi Sst r. G'ssiIsi sssTHsss
WOODS MUSEUM AND MENAaERlE
Bro.dss Ses eorner 70 q p Hn1es street
SB's tsI'Iy 4! ri CENTS
WIZ. EVER SEFS & fas $SSSSS T. .r.
LIONS, MATINEE EVERY DAYA
TIGERS, NICHOLAS NICkLEBY.
LEOPARDS, RAND SISTERS.
BEARS, "YANKEE" ROBINSON
ELEPHANTS, In his great success,
CAMELS, | DARIUS BUTTON.
oSSiES sFEs fhaSSgsIgfss
MADAME ANNA BISHOP
HER REAPPEARANCE IN NEW YoRK,
WEDNESDAY evening" K7kSfNa, s6ovTEABEn 10,
after an A:sDS s e S9r rS Ss r Wish hs has made
circuit including tho four quarters OF the globe.
On which occasion she win be assisted by
sLGNoR GIORGIO RoNC0NI.
the eminent baritone 6uno u.,svr
the eminent pianist and composer from the Paris Conserva
Mr.. STEPHEN MAssETT.
Vocalist Composer and Lecturer his rs appearance since
his return from the ORIENT California and Utah.
Mr.. FRANK GLIDER, Conductor and Accompanied
At schirmer's 70l Broadway the Theatre Ticket ONCE ia
Broadway, and At the box Office of the Hail. The sale OF
Tickets will commence on Monday at ga. M.
GAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELs, 6s5 BROADWAY.
= GLORiQus UNDERSTANDINGS TURNED AWAY
San FRANclsco MINsTRELs,
Received nightly with Tremendous applause.
Msssra LEGoET AND ALLEN,
WIN
Exquisite Instrumental effects. 1.-THE BOSSES OF THE
Frank K ant ElIv West Bilv Emmett w Beruard BilIv
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JACOB BOGART, AuCTIONEER.
81 WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10.


at ION o'clock,
at the auction rooms, No. ! North William street.
Household Furniture,
consisting of general assortment of Paror Bedroom Din
Ing Room and Kitchen Furniture; Brussels and Ingram
pets rosewood Pianos, Looking Glasses, DO.
TOsEPH SHONGOOD, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
q 6 Bighth avenueW sell to-day, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
the entire lot OF Grocery store bbS Eighth avenue
Thryseventh and streets Stock Fixtures
Chandeliers; sale positive Dealers invited.
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Valuable Foundry Property
rE RY Auction.

REAL ESTATE, BY AUCTION.
WIN be odd On the prsnses Mass WEDkEbDAI
July a. 1859 AZ II O'clock the FOUNDRY aud LAND AolhOE
belonging 10 the Earle Stove Company 80, nj, 81.
The fosne situated on the corner OF Ged ana scum
Railroad functions add the line Of and adjoining be ro
aBd Worcester ssd Albany Railroads The las
Building GO by lOest stories bGk beaTy new and "n
the substantial with bTek ns tuo
Toos heavily umbsd and supplied throughout win g s ~
200 feet story hEb ana
brick with slated roof aud JOBS the main bodnE IL ven "s
and ventilated
Tie msehnsry uhh viii Be sed the said property consists
part pos Steam Engine N perfect oei .n
70 tubular SturteEhnt BoHfti
hieLesfe Cupoa ard all be Shshg and other Pponhn" VI
fOuDdery perfect aud complete running order - al
railroad fseles eeaVi1g Aad dtshIgnE Hssn Ill
tqussd by egtsbhthmsn On the kBd 10 NeS'gAho 10.
dsos Fosbdery which gives eoosee'ou wv.
Tsiosis saBK and cot Of WOTesSer and mAsss ~
tdsptsd be oundsTy machine shop planpg MIL u "
Of any kidd .... ....... a.. -, .tn .,
The Joining buildings sonT Of los u i0o S is
fout.r, efg s o the railroad; lot 0od hoe
wcb could be ased either eonBeeton "lh w "
o. aephrstsly factory stop, house lots - rulRf "a
pof further psTSol apply ISAAC n ROSS o. ChAhhSs
WOOD, Worcester, MatG
"''f Z" 'h' isHnG H. ROSS. Freshest
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allow of the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily,
Semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals IN every
business profession consequently advertisements ID each
read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention TO reports Of sales Of real estate both IN city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF Its col
unns as an advertising medium The charges for adver
tisInR follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, rs cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, y per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 25 per lne About ten words OF
wide columns average line. Terms, cashin advance
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Thnrsday, July IS. 1868


Tomorrow Messrs. A. ID. Mellick, jr, 81 Bro.
cell 200 villa plots at West Roselle the NewJersey
Central Railroad The special train leaves at II a ~
from foot Of Libertyst
The following transfers were made last week in Nor
walk, Conn. I
r. HAYES 10 Margaret A.. wife OF O.. II, Saunders one
lot 9OX22O; price 500 A. b. Willard to f. A. Woodward,
one lot sx2O wath the buildings thereon at South Nor
walk; price $2,8OO r. II. Rowan TO G.. Il. James Two
lots each 6Oxl5 down town; price 81 900 IT, g. Hem
ipgway 10 sylvester Keller. lot 651160 price 800
& r. p Camp OF NewYOrk TO b. N Ed1y OF New
York two lots. each 50Xi59; price Sl6 Charles
Adams aud wife to ID. sbeehan, one lot 66xlS3
price $3.50 T. Price to T. McG0wanl -FOUR acres OF
land prieeI $780, T. j. Raymond TO X loWnsebu, one
lot Q6x2OO, at Ey's Neck price $500 LOUISA by9oeS "
b Brown and WIFE, lot S0X14O at CfanDerry tlalns
prloe $40 c. A. Patrick and Tammany TO Barney one
lot i2Ox2OO price $3.50. j. Raymond 10 4 u ByIDee
Of San Francisco Go square rod OF land with the Dudng
thereon, at Downtown; price $500 O. l. COinWh anu
wife TO j. Sherwood lot % feet front WIN Duunts
thereon, on Wallst price $1,000 f. X remover W
Theodore Smith, lot S0xl50 at Five NILE Yer price
500 John Kaske TO II. n. NOrthrOp, OF NOrwak, lOt
with buildings thereon, at price szDOo
O. II Harvey to Sarah wife OF A. Northrop one ol S5x
I0o wth buildings thereon; price s. 600 ]. Hoyt to
L. A woodward dye acres Of land at SOuthNOrWalk; ;
prlce SCOO D. NJ. Marvin to W. Marvin, four acres OF
land price $500
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY JOHNSON & MILLER.
snd dwelling aud lot lOthaTe between z9th and
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring 20 purchase or rent such property
wiz hnd II 10 their interest advertise in The TRIBUNE
s aggregate circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper and addition 70 this advantage The TRIBUNE
viii be found only NewYork and AL fs elites and
villages but every STATE and Territory throughout the
Dmon. Tho Advertisement should be a. brief ~ Will
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Excursions.

nELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS to the SEA
DSiDR At LONG BRANCH by steamer EByBRSINk. at a.
d,t sundsr. .Ieee No 81 foot Of Daaneit four hours
q Log Branch. getting back TO the city at u IN.
TVNHE VERY FAST steamboat ARROWSMlIH
ran he CHARTERED Picnic Excursions 70 IONA Island d
.sevhsr. BY APPLYING 5. CocKCRoFr No III BtoadEsy
TTIlE new, splendid, and very fast steamer
"SUNNYSIDEr for charter 10 societies select parties
d srd, Seo q, the most boat New ieTk oT eInr
,oss Ipply 70 D. q GIBBS board Per No % n R. or st
CROCKER WOOD Cos, No. 81 Southst
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FOR LONG BRANCH,

RED BANK BRICKsBURG MANCHESTER TohS A'NA ~"
b. iahla1 and Railroad a. =, tat Al Du,n.
Tive daily lines SundayG sIssPsdl leave fsI 10 NJ souehins
for psssengers Oaly al Pier feet Of ksetorst "'"F
tvr6Bs On Long Branch at 7o n asd Co L.a,seA
Jane 10, lee9 W. B. sNHOSN wv ~'~
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6itu 8taI estate for sals.

4 DWELLING for SALE IN West thirty
IA and Sixth prize S35OOOi posses
sion Apply HOMER MORGAN, No 2 finest N,sH9
nor SALE in Twenty ffth-s ST., between Tenth
Beveubayes-Two full LOTS Of ground with suhNsnta
brick BUILDING suitable for mandatory Apply 70 AUdLhh
WILKINS & Co, No. Pipe-st y IsoSl
7 OTIS and HOUSES on Washington Heights
and on an The boulevads for SALE EXCHANGES
Hudson River water fronts G. LssPISASSE No. Pines.
I INN & HANLON, - -. ....
II REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS
Buy sell eIehsBge City Suburban aud Southern Property
southtrn sndS cheap Titles perfect
CoIopilatiop Societies literally dealt with, BY
LINN & HAEJOS No Murray.Tt, HsrYork
s. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
on we,L near PutoD paying the above
amount will sold great sacrifice Title perfect and terms easy
ARMY for particulars al No. 139 westTt.
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD. -,
vi DELAWARE LACKAwANNA, AND WESTERN RAILROAD

p,rot, In NsWYork foot Of Heysl aud foot Of Chr'ophersL
SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MohDA1 NAV ~ Iooy
MAIL TRAN cOnneelug al penNis StA BSo5ioe
Braach Waterloo With Sussex X ~ IN
Washington with The D. L. and W T. er Tate
Gan SFouburg Bend and al points on we LACK
Boonsbsrg hni Delaware and Hudson X ls az sso
With Lebgh and SHsquehsunG X for Bethlehem AhnoNp uS'
ChHnk aad WihesbaTe ~.
loo. noy,r k,tttnwn Pbipshug and kastoui con-
meets a. PhpsLurs with Bel Del r. T. Tor Beire S Ina a.
Fs.t,n With T. Bethlehem Allentown. Maueh Chunk and
WUkesharrr - 49, ..,.., - L. 49,. =, -. IN, a.. N
L. and Water GAP stonds6urg aud Ssaut0n al Dover
Nth Chr,trr r. r.: aud At Waterloo With SUSSEX T. X
e.1 a n asa so D. SUMMIT and intermediate STATIONS
and li;t1a aud g. $40 @Jh as: o." o''' anu
it,i5n m 10 South ORANGE add iuierneiate stations
1870 a. m 3 apdG 30 y n, TO MoRkiSToNS and lh''"
stations -. ,.,.,,,,,
Fer NEWARK At $50 7:3n $780, 800 lo2o u " M
a 3 33J 10 , So 40, $40 $50 60 610 80 S'S anu
yo,GRTooMRIELD asd MoSTCLAR. Msi2o 1850 m 80
20 & to .. M s sCHOCH, Assistant Superintendent
G. 7. A.
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Sqltstsbtstn County Seal estate for Sale.

GREAT BARGAIN-FOr a desirable place
" minutes walk from MGnaroUeok depot
purchased mmedaeJ good houses carriage house, acre Of Ah
Of fruit and shade good locaOni terms easy g. A.
SPENCER owner. No. 2sl GrsBdsL
IF Won want YONKERS PROPERTY, call on
Il JAS. YOUMANS, Agent, No. Doekst, ioukera ... .
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Qrinting.

WJM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 FultOn,st.
w |-sIEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL hAFufACIUR'
Frs r... re-. -. .......r ..H .I|i.....
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N 7 AND 1KEw-HAvEN RAIL


COMMENCING MAY 10, 1903
p..,., Station In HewYork OF Twenty fevhtntt ana
'@'s'Nt" Eoprtb. ave Entrance on Twenty seyenihsk
To TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK 1850, ..
For New Bridgeport tBE 1850 m l2la (hLh
CEA1 3.i5, 40. $50 and (EI) p N; - -, ,ro. lin
For Milford StTatiod, Fairfield Southport And "p0' " ~
M. J 45 4.JD. aud $50 y m. .. .. ~ n, az
- ~ ns,i,n = i5S M SIS $50 SOD and $50
NJ, Standard stFI1 o lao 1913 (EIl 2;l3, BLh
AIS 40 TFI la5 $50 $50 7:l5 (RIl 81, "a, -.
For reeuweb g. 1880 29 54' 80 Wv 0'''' $40 y
For Por. intermediate stations l'I n '
3ls as $50 $50 5:l5 aEt 1920 2 n:,.,vs
For Boston via Springfield a.. IN. (BIl. thhl eP m
Por Bestan Shore Line 1915 (Bt |, p m
For Hartford and Springfield m. (EI l99 AhLl w..
Por Cosuvciut River Railroad (BIl 1870 H. 70 h0h"s"
nsot PTS,idssee and F.bhB Railroad Er) nj la'
Fer New Haven Ssv.LoudOu aud stOungOD Railroad n
yo c.Sa Railroad n I25 N. Northampton and Williams
b1rgb ,-,---, o. - 80 g. IN
~, Naugatuck Railroad a. NJ, tkLl 4'S n "a -,
~ nsnhury and Eoruak Railroad lll9 sna 80 A. ASa
M in connection freight train RON segNah 20 pshou
ray Railroad l2;le 4S An1 '.S' y w.
Conmodious Sleeping attached 10 NJ WS
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NOR SALE-IRYINGTONO ON HUDSON, an
attractive place highly improved; Viii De 500
low Preuafs Of PHELPS FAbLON Co. No. lJ Broadway pn
der Home lusafaHce Company.
NOR SALE-My COTTAGE PLACE, with all
necessary appendages: lot 90 treequAe Of 40 acre loeuh
healthy Sde CONVENIENT 70 t
on on Morris aud Railroad More land be had u wanted
Inquire CD the premises Of wa. W. BALDWIN.
nor SALE or to LET-A first class RESI-
n Y With superior outbuidings nv acres
fgoupd and fed with shade ornamental AGA
moderats will be exchanged ior ey properly
Pr further particulars inquire Of SIEGBL, BACHb Co. No III
Broadway.
nor SALE-A very desirable PLACE, near
Psei Com Long island Sound Six acres Of good Isud
~ house large carriage house and two bot
futs Price including stock, &C. $500 Terms easy
Nj A. RULASD CO. No BettmAesi " J..
NOR SALE-The late RESIDENCE OF the
E.wYorl consisting large and oonmoous dwelling house. With
ever convenience hnuSs about 20 acres 81 ano
with grtpeT AID greenhose
Of bsutdl OF hickory Iers saoH
AID pasture and suitable outbudng ineud
, and Ice hou and good repair Cansrdagaa
NeHHOrk City by the Central or Ere lAo ana
Philadelphia and Baltimore by the feaha1f
Railroad For terms apply 70 AbbAhNDbh
H. HOWELL Csusndaigua, Attorney for AdmiuistrttnI
VIRGINIA PROPERTY.-9 $1,000, 1900,
u 700 49, n 800 each choice farming ana hmsI
f sale Al Der acre perfect titles Apply TO owner unV mon
evening" Brandrsth House, address 'lhOhlh NhO
yaIeyP o., Carroll County, Va
VALUABLE LANDS and PLANTATIONS
10 EXCHANGE for Merchandise Real Estate Farms IN AL
paris o. Tue '0 r. sKEIroY JONES Co.. No I7a Broadway
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6unntrp 3rOptrLp 60 GIT.


A NEAT, retired furnished COTTAGE at
"A Banisve 30 ms from ~ VI 10 roomss one acre nut
garden month a2Oe Inquire Of Dr. HALL
No 2O9 Broadway Room No. rs, or s. TODD Banlsvile
FTNO RENT, at FOrdham, five minutes from
6epot COTTAGE and attic with and SubceAr
barn AID bensr gouud different binds Of grapes
house has nine rooms pump
ktcben kne garden and young peach orchard oeg ee
miles hoWlNeEYok Commpaon la Plenty Of huil r"H0p
Immediately. Rent 5000 80 . ~.
RIO RENT for $3.50, or would sell it. a very
prer PLACR fremont the Harlem Railroad only u miles
from HOUSE With Erss sss ssr
Etchen hhe we'll Of NJ the door ground tii
vines 6c excellent beghboTbood tNo % Nhe
ground high and heathi no lever Au
ont for GlVotO
e JAMES r. EDWARDS. No. 2i7 West Tweaty hirdst1
V0NKERS.-A splendid furnished HOUSE to
i LET depot very loS J. YOuMAHS. Agent ionkerN
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TNRIE RAIIWAY.-TraiDs will leave depots

ERIE RAIDWA1.-lralDs VIII leaNe uepoIS
IL t OF Chanbrr and foot Of fweot b St. az follows;
Trpuzh Express trains at 10 M aud 30 p ~ aud o:So
w daily and improved Drawing Room Coaches VII accompany
he m Baaao ooapesg AZ lioTnesle VITA nAgnneen
s,npr cOs through Cleveland Sleeping coaches viii comp
NJ lie 10 .rain MsadSle and from suSquehuna 70 BuHso
The $50 NJ tain Buffalo and the 60 No. tram to Rochester
BaHaio. HHd Cnefnnan -. III ....,.,.
For Port Jsrvs Way l5o daily stopping at Az stations
m Co EIpre connecting i0r NeNVuGu
Nontsomsry, aud uhionyihe.
FOR Mdietown aHd Way, al J:yl p m,
For Greyeosrt and Way ats 81 m, daily.
For safsm and WAY p and Thsier tain' l;O H.
Fsf Paterson and wsv from Twebd = Depot AZ $50 m
M INA tIaiy and $50 p m Prom Ch-nosIs
Depot Gas 9:lSa m, u H. l't' p IN oA'h 'P ' ANU
Pos HAeLsusash AID Way from Tseuiyibrst Depot ats m ~
NJ lp m p y. aud $50 p m fr"m Chamue's' D'Po'
Al Q a. m. IL m. 40 w N, aud o;4o m -. n
For Piermout Mobssy. AMI Ws' from Iwrn ID IdsI pS
m In m .. '6-Jl NJ ana ea'n!1l 5s
only "a midnight From Chambersst Depot az M "; II
p m as p m, Sis p 'oJ m, Ahd sA1uu-J' GUY - ~
night . - in D,viry Room and sleepiug
Cache, can H. obtsiHsd the checking And trsnsier 81
baggage be len At the CompaaJs oneesNa ~ ana 90
vay. No BrooEiyni Dtpots loot Of C9mOesI ana
foot Of Twenty Lt EeN lok Long Dock Depot JERSEY t anu
WM r. BARR Gsnl PaEr Agent
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AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
BY JOHNSON b MILLER.
store sod dweIhng lOthAYe between 29th and
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NEW JERSEY RAILR0ADm1zFRQMF Fool Of
~ CouRTL1ED1sT- FOR nLApkLPhiA wa hen.las"o o.
m Wa camden / D. N Via West Phiadelphis ~ s;p
m 10 ~ 1919 M. " p.eN M. m G,Sas r S
baltimore and ashugtau-s;~ n. lLlSO p U" Wv y ~ "
south and soalh. wsH-s;iOI m ~. p M a.. tn. s..o
M ami m trans through 10 Cincinnati aud chicago WIN oas pug
change silver Palace sleeping Cars onS NJ uaI au $50,
and CHICAGO without change daily Satnrd,y ana e9hIys
Isspsd and on those days m trAn Tbs the SaJ NV
NAY 10. 1893. y w, yACAeOc, osneIe. ougs.
NETWORK TO RUTLAND WITHOUT
~ CHANGE cARsou and aftsF July 1889
viii leave NeuYok and Harlem Railroad pPei SeIHef o.
Ist and daily (Sunday eTcepted at M and ~ -
Or Montreal Oglenshnrg aud intermediate points
Tickets procured and baggage CHECKED 70 a peuA
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF L0NIS
- isLASpSuMMER ARRANGEMENT On ,ni are. sIT low
The will leave the Roosevelt aud Gandst Ferries -
M Mail for PAtcbogue and Way Stations .,... nv
10 Meuick and al StAtiopA s,,.,,
s0pn EIp Psiehogae, stOppng a y,%.es !.y aeo
BAldwnsVe Mefrck South Oyster Bay asd All ssSoos - nn
W,lwod b. will Be bekstod thronsn " De"P0'
and Island, via RON Paehogue
$50 To Mereh and on Saturdays tar9ygn - and 3J0
train Win connect siih beat foI Fire lsAa1 y 49,