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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-15
LOCAL. UoLUIGM.
FIFTEEN CENTS line will be charged fol
ZACH insertion of articles under this head.
Special Notice.

ON. Aiken, OF the sign of the Golden Eagle
has just received his stock of Pail Goods--hAnd-
some Plaids, Poplins for Fall suits, Arab shswls,
Silk Warp Poplins, Meriuos, Empress Cloths
Flapnes, Plaid Cloakings, skirts, and all sorts
~ things for the Fall trade. The ladies are re-
.,o,fnIlv inyited to call and look at them
C. M. AIKEN.
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-,
A HUNDRED YEARS TO COME

Ho touched his harp and nations heA'u On
o
A defeated Republican candidate ~no
had hung his harp on willow tree 'ooA /"
down again last night, and poured ioF'h Inc
following pathetic strains
Who'll press for gold hiscrowded "fee'
A hundred years to come
Who'll tread yon church with willing feet
A hundred years to Gomez
Pale, trembling age, and fiery YOUTH
And childhood with its brow OF truth,
The rich and poor, on land and sea
Where will the mighty million be
A hundred years to como
Oh! where will be the Court House clique
A hundred yearsto come;
And who will make surveyors sick,
And trsasurers to cut their stick,
A hundred years to come!
And who will quaF their lager beer,
And range the grog. shops far aud near,
And swagger, swear, and "bum,
As long as foes and deacons stout,
They think can never find it out,
A hundred years to come.
And who will pail, and who will haul
And who will lie to great and small,
A hundred years to come
And who will steal and who will sell,
And who will any kind of buncOmbs tell
To blind the fools and pave the way
That leads to Offices that pay,
A hundred years to come
All who will be the lucky chap
To fattsn on the public pap,
A hundred years to come?
We oil within our graves shall sleep,
A hundr cd years to come.
No living soul for US will weep
A hundred years to como.
, Another clique will flourish then
Composed Of just such goddess men,
A hundred years to come.
o The Court House still will be a den
Where not dollar out Of ten
That weary laborers produce
Will ever find its proper use,
0 hundred years to come.
= But sooked in pockets long and wide,
r. Will back some Court House hummer
Q pride,
Or lift from out the slum
Some vagrant wretch Of dirty speech,
g To help the Ring, and be leech
r. A hundred years to come
e Nomatter who will be the chap
81 To fAuen on the public pap
:, A hundred years to come;
Like every dog I've had my day,
The very ID has been to pay,
"a. The Ring has kicked me out the way,
"a 1 can only sigh and watch and pray,
~ And wish in most unfrendsd way,
The hundred years had come.
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BURGLARIEs.--A gentleman from Daven
export informs us that burglars "went
through" the Newcomb House at Davenport
on Wednesday night, getting a $3.50 gold
watch from the clerk, for one thing. Last
night the Burtis House was attended to, and
$500 or 5000 worth of"swag" was obtained
These matters have not been published over
there
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Don't Forget

That May Bros, is the place to buy your Dry
Goods. They have an immense assortment al
wy.s on hand and have put prices to suit the
times.
P. S Rock Island wollen Mill Goods sold at
factory prices.
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The DlFFERENCE.-The Egyptian ring
was significant of on eternity Of time. The
Court House Ring is significant of an etern,
;ty in office. For few remarks ringing
in" this interesting subject, see our second
page.
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QUITE A CHASGE.-The company owning
the steamers War Eagle and Keokuk, hither-
to plying between St, Paul and Dubuque
have decided to change them to the Natchez
aud Vicksburg trade, and will start them IN
! early in October.
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Al Wadsworth q Cos

.IO,, received, new style Of cord nets prints
nJoi,., Flsppels and many other styles
goods. ALEC full line of floor Oii-cio'h'' "'s,'
,ov nrioe,. Their stock of staple dry goods u
the largest in the city, and their prices the 'O"
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NorIcE.-Doyle & Nevins, of the kock
Island, Davenport and Moline stone yard,
will for the future carry on the business OF
the Rock Island Marble Works, formerly
owned BY Stuart & Murphy.
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New WRNxLE.-The "paregoric. we'd
ding" is the latest novelty and the first on the
list. 1t is given on the first anniversary OF
a married couple who have meantime been
blessed with an heir.
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THAT's The QUEsrIoN.-A question of
discussion is, "csn young women go to the
theatre alone" OF course they can; but
would they, probably 20 home alone.
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WHERE TO Go.-When you wat to buy
anything in the line of carpets, mating, oil
cloths, &C., call on Kehoe & Carhart, Dav.
EXPORT.
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Fine Solid Silverware.

choice assortment of the latest patterns,
suitable for wedding and other presents. just
received at Rutenbesk d Co.'S, 70 West Second
street, under the Esweomb House, Davenport.
ssTuTh,
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A. w.a,worth 4 Co.'S.

Ju,t received. full line Of the ceIeora''o
Au,n, Yarns. They are Offering their stock o'
summer Goods at cost, to mako room Tor 'He'
,,u ,,oOl. Remember that If you want any
,b,rc IN the line Of Carpets or Floor Oil clo'n''
.r'" t,,,h 4 CO., 10 the place to 20 for them.
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RIVER IrEMs.--The steamer City of 81
Paul will be down tomorrow, and the Suck
er State up.
The keithsburg for TT. Madison.
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PAYING OFF.-Cops. Comfy, Disburslng
Officer on the Island, has within the past
few days paid off the August pay roll OF men
employed on the government works,amOuns'
| ing to $4,000.
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A MERE SUGGESTION portrait of that
$500 pup, is suggested for the new postage
stamps.
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croekery Ii Tumbling.
Odd Fellows

Rock Island Lodge No. IS, l. 0. 0. f., meets
every Monday evening at DAD Fellows Hail.
,outbsrst corner of Illinois and Eag'e sts., at
n o'clock r. NJ. - ~
q W HAMILTON, r. ;,
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I'm Sent %. 1862, any and all Of The property
lett remaining un,old will bo offered a, Public
Sale, anu unreser'eu'S SO'u w INV
Terms of Sale:
a, ,,o
on.hd each down. 4na ,aS Il %e under SV.
v.nrs. with interest at 6 per cent Perfect titles
| given in any and all cases where sale 10 made.
| The following 1. a partial list Of the property
swl Of sec 81, tp 20, range 9-l17 acre.,
more VI res 10 tnun or Cordov, and TO be
e'oeh, nuJoI"IUk 49, g. IrioL Mansion House
and grounds. with Barns, &C., situated in the
tn
+ az lot /, ofne4. and 81 oise Of see
IN 10. range2.
of sec 70 town 10. range2
! E1o q of sec SO, town 20, raBge2.
NaIand nv frao and VI of,winpd
ofsv4. and WI of no4 svI, andsw
! Of seI Of sec G. town ~, range 3.
W troc ! and n W frec of sec 7. town lgrange
2
Ns4ornv4 of SEQ 8, town 10, range 3.
some 1900 acres in all, m sking an unsurpassed
farm for stock raising. stock having the range Of
Il ~ wbnla M.rsdo,ia bottom
'N md az j Of sec 6, town IS. range con-
,.;nin1 IOI acres vaIuable for grain or stock
Ths Rockford, Rock Island 4 st. Louis railroad
|. inns tbrongh tbs farm.
, WI and n.of, ut of sec 10, town l9,
- ,.nge 2 240 acres. A fine grain and grass farm.
1t % .v-.
ov N
within mile Of Port Byron, Ills in lots from
10 to 40 acres each, and we'll adapted for pasture
m lands.
On n op raa-
n.
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For SALE.-Mr. Monroe wants to sell his
horse and buggy at a bargain for the buyer
See his advertisement.
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To-Day's Advertisem ts
FOR SALE.

. SOUND, kind, good six year old horse, with
y good top buggy, buffalo robe, ladies' and
gen t. saddles, with complete harness through.
out. Win sell cheap or trade for any kind Of real
property. No further use for them is the reason
for selling. ,,o>,por
Rock leland Sent. Is, 1869, DIFF.
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NorIcE TO DEMONSTRATIONS are re-
specially directed to the advertiser en' III
der the above head.
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Losr.--A shepherd dog, had leather
collar on with two copper rivets in 1t. A
liberal reward will be paid for his return to
Z. Burial, Rock Island. dst.
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ApvgprIsE.-Money expended in judi
cious advertising is like sound seed sown IN
good ground-it brings forth an hundred
fold.
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"HAsH VILLAS" is the name that mas
been newly attached to Davenport boarding
houses.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-09-15

FonrY CENrs line will be charged for
zach insertion of all articles under this head
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ScuooI. Books, States, &c.--A large lot
Just received at Blackburn's Book store, IL
Inois street, Rock Island, Ill. Isepll dSs.
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CoNrpAsr.--This week seems rather duA
after the pleasing hustle and excitement Oh
the Fair.
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WANTED--A messenger boy, at the West
ern Union Telegraph Office.
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va M.r,, Library Association.

Tho rooms OF the Young Mems Library Asso-
citation arc open from 10 A. NJ until III r. M.
sv.rv dsv except Sundays. large and well
selected assortment of Herk' now Oh manu-
Tickets three dollars, when can always DO pre-
,n-oa ~ ,hs sccretary. may6dly.
Crockery Is Tumbling
Not the crooEery, either, but the prices ~ "
H.AC T. wobb's, Davenport, who have one
the biggest stocks in Iowa, and cant DO uhuer
sold by anybody.
They have just bee making" large reuu'
.op in their rates, ard want the public OF koc
Island to know it. Ills is no humbug. Ca
and see for yourself. u"'
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DAILY MARKETS.

For the very latest market reports from
New York, Chicago and St. Louis, see our
first page.
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pailp argus.
Premium Job Printing.

Orders for Job Printing will meet with prompt
attention at the ARaus OFFICE, and be executed
In the very best manner and at reasonable rates.
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The river is falling.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE partnership heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned, under the firm name OF
Devoe Champion, is this day dissolved by n'a-
tusl consent.
The business will be conducted by trsmr.on
4 Co., to whom all accounts due the late nrm
must be paid. and who are responsible for all
claims against said firm. npvor
r. CHAMPION.
Resk I.l.nd, TO-, Sept ], 1853, da'
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u " pARMENTER,
PETER FRIES,
M,CAULEY l. BELDING,

-,uRsIoAL and MECHANICAL DENTISTS,
y Isuccessors to DR.. J. W. Veliel; reetn -.
tractsd without, pain BY tho use 81 Use 81 room
lately occupied by DR.. veis.
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FALL trade is commencing, Advertise.
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pnsrMnSg CARDS.
n. q, CONNELLY,

rropxRy ATLAw AND NcrAk y. r po,,
q us. Rock Island, Ill., ome' wv
once, ----------------
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ARGUS JOB OFFICE,
Rock islam Il, HI.

WE are at present prepared to do any k'na
w of job work which may be q, o'a orc hs at
the shortest possible notice, and IN the 0'''
manner.
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40 ACRES,

Within mile Of Port Byron, Ills in lots fro
10 to 40 acres, each, and well adapted for pastu
lands.
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c, ". HAMILTON, r. $.
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TUESDAY, SEPT. q, SO !

On Sept. %, 1869, any and all Of the property
lo,, rsmaipiny un,old will be offered Mt Public
Sale, and uuressrvedly sold to the highest bidder
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| Attest
C. W. Il
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
PROJECTED BUILDINGS.


The following plans have been approved by Mr. James
AacgregOr superintendent Of Buildings since last Thurs
day:
Plan No 36-Ap aud dwelling located No lO1 w,s
Of buerg lAsI&a9; STORES Owner Alex
TIan No S6Apr 6Woodp dwelling Susted north side Of
and Harlem River; size Of building 22
stories 4 OwneT. FrAneis A. Jackson.
Dorchester stone dwelling loeste
side Of nhst. 0 r. Of Fhhave Of building
4QI5O: stories. T. Owner the Rev. R. s. HowlaBd.
market located and
Lexington aDd Third Of building OT2O0
stcres, q Owner Weston Co
37SAprl 6Prstelsss brown stone dwelling located
and basement Owner the Rev. Thos Hastings
PoTiysb sire Of bulrg 3oI3oi stories Owner, Geo
YOst - ,
Of Thompson 40 n south Of Grardst OF building 3I2 stories
two. OEnsr. Henry CArssen. -
Plan No O-Apr Brck factory located Nos Ill 49, ll5 and
III HoastOu-s; sire Of buidng 0OE75 stories Owner
l. n. Mace.
Tbrlaye, Of badnE 25IO stories Owner Patrick
PLa No 3s3-Ap carriage house located No 333 wesi
TvehysTh sire Of building &6lI25i stories Owners Haven
MeukeB. So -, -
WahngtOn te Of building, l7I52i stories Owner Timothy
CouOly
lOr474;
No owner. x L. Lyugston No II. oWoer S. G. Hoffman.
Plan 389-ApTl 9Bck oGce located northeast
Eeveuihaye aud Twenty ourhs sire Of building l51l5 stories
q Jotu MN
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-JERsEY REAL ESTATE
pY A. j. BIRECKER, son & CO.-CHESTNUT WOOD, NEAL
NEWARK, LOTS.
MENIO PARK.

meeting Of about 100 Of the lot holders Of Menlo Park
bn the NewJersey Railroad, held yesterday, at the
Park The object of the meeting was to decide on the
time Of selling the houses belonging to the lot holders.
and the disposition to be made Of the property After
rambling grounds Tor an hour and partskng OF
substantial lunch the meeting called TO order Dy
j W Hussey Secretary Of the Association. On motion
Of s. Taylor, W. S. Brown of Brooklyn was chosen
Chairman and j. g. Taylor Of Jersey City, Secretary.
The objects of the meeting then stated and after
some explanations and suggestions made by Mr..
Fiske Mr. W. ThOrna, j. w. Hussey, and Others,
A was unanimously voted motion OF W. II. PiersOn,
that the Treasurer OF the lot holders d. G. Gregory IT,
Of Jersey City, and the Committee on improvements
namely j. G. Thornall OF MenO Park, j. g. Taylor, and
w Hussey should be confirmed TN office. On motion of
Mr. Person il was unanimously voted that the house be
advertised and sold by auction tho promises on the
18th day Of MAY and the proceeds be expended on
grading aud improving the streets the Committee having
discretion OF setting out shade trees. The Committee
was also empowered TO employ Thomas Archer, es1 20
hx grade the street and their acceptance OF the
grade TO proceed work at The suggestion OF sew
era that the natural condition Of things should be dis
tured as little as possible seemed to receive the hearty
concurrence OF all The meeting thCn auJOuuheu unlIl
the Sth Of May next
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
AT SING SING.

FOR sALRAu elegant seat About Of sne land
mos, beautifully located commanding ridge, within miles Of
Depot With extended views Of the Hudson and the surrounding
country planted with floO trees besides great
Ofdeuou aud ornamental trees and fo~erng shrubs herb.
plants &C. The fuis consists OF TIE yer oes
ties standard apples and peaches pums ehsres
rs,pbsrhs soossbe sta~berrss euranss Nc The
and thorough and with
tnd Of gravel used ou the Central ParE Tbs buildings are all
bu 1884 HouI has 10 with abundance OF closets
s large neos poreh ps &c Ho and cold water bath
range house stable ke building 2bH64
. eoaehman gardener The whole property s IN
and immediate be given Photograph. can be
seen Al our onee Apply 10 MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL,
No. % Lbefyst
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16

JANIS NJ MILLER will SELL At auction br order q Trustees, ever
800 valuable CITY LOTS the RegLboThood Of the West bA0ss
station Of the NewJersey Central Rail DAD 10 the CITY EhAost
The eligible offered FOR sale 10 Ehbeih
high ground he Immediate Of the station ~
W. Rsbeth Jersey ave- which tho Rthsve oBtsbeh hts
opened directly through this property Trains nearly eve 70
ntes With elegant and IL less tine than FROM WaF 70 lhesn
There point EewYork which Offers many ndaes
ments persons home Elizabeth OF easy
With and delightful place TO I'VE n'
with all the society schools churches ga water,
.spsyed streets shaded with old ella trees and possessing we e
bined attractions Of old city with Suburban pTlNieges
Nearly all the Los the annexed diagram are TO be sold
yHss NJ MILLER No. 2s PineS
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
Az HYDE PARK.

FOR sAoue bundd aud thirty running from the Albany
Turnpike Hudson With
With aongs including Of eS IS feet deep
arm house Of cottage Of the river bAnk
elegantly flashed In black walnut other cottages
large barns saagehou stable greeuhoue rose gaper, ice
house he tns anchorage Tor ysehta desirable FOR
tsmAn either residence Pacu
Gn tosl MALLORY BLACKWELL, No IS Lberty.st n
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grookIrn Eral Gstatt for Sal,.

NOR SALE-Three new 2-story frame, brick
II .yd sahs-,Isr HOUsKS 2nr32 lot ioO gar'
heater ab, &c OAklsDd between Nassau and Van Gov
syes. Grerupoint t4Bn
EOR SALE-A tirst-class 3-story. basement,
,neear and extension brick HOUSE. 73H5Oi all the modern
conveuienee; perfect order Lot 23IliS garden and ht Sw
lion souh Fonrh.s all the ferries slf@ 500 MM
MORGAN SON No 6O wAnst New YORK and No. 80 Broaa"r
Rrook K ID
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AT DEEKSKIII.

FOR sALRTvsutwo ard slt under good cultivation;
and fruit wood;
And peach orchard In beAnE small fruit n abundAnee spring
45N15; modern hushe marble mautels
10 roons &C. Full view Of the Highlands
90 MALLORY L BLACKWELL, No. IS Libsrty-st
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AT STANIEOpD

FOR SALBA tne COUNTRY SBArof Il acres one mile fsm
house frame abon. bot and cold barn az
20 esrage house lID doe view Long island
At omee OF Rl) ehALLORl BLACKWELL No. IS Libery1
FOR sALB al sTAhFORDA ve desirable Place Of 10 acres o
ground With nne vio~ m sound hue u room,
barn carriage house lodge. sc. Apply 10
elGl MALLORY & BLACKWELL No IS LYbsrt,.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
NEAR NOIINT sIIISCO.

ron sALE-A ne farm Of lil acres p miles from depot 20
wood zoo trees 100 20 cherry ~ plum peaches
stravbeTies 6c aue dairy aud .fruit tI0
AID Ae frame rooms large ba small o1es carriage hoase
hennery mill With two e stone houses
Apply to MALLORY BLACKWELL, No IS LibertysL (2a9)
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An NTW.ROCuEII.E.

FOR sALB TO LIT furnished at He.Rochse-A ams Hans.
lrnacs water the kitchen house stable COW
house az eighth oi amr from dco NO Of land
taton For particulars. apply 10
MALLORY BLACKWELL. No IS Liber,y.,t
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
AT MARLBOROUGH. ULSTER CO.,

OPPOSITE kBW-HAMBUGH
FUR gALE-FhJdrs high state Of cultivation With
Of fruit Of mile frontage the Hudson House
vsTr desirable for geatsmans residence iut hn
beach good outbung This Vl be soh at bargain
gsRtemAn wishing h class place
l3s2) MALLORY BLACKWELL, Ne. IS Libsrtys st.
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
NEAR TARRYTOWN.
AT NYACK,

FOR handsome county seat hycL IL aeres
the nver about 500 feet rSer mont boat
ng bathing would take house 10 Brooklyn
also coges on the fruits IN abundance. Apply 10
tfc9l MALLORY l. BLACKWELL, No. % Liserty-sL
FINE FARM FOR sALR-Five miles from Nyaeh. EighTdVe
orier well fenced little one due shde and bard
annmber OF spnngs on he
and basement 1880 feet perfect order
a,t papse and painted marble manes also good rn house. Two
bsrrs ud COW Apply
"Tp, MALLORY BLACKWBLL No. IS Llberty-st
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Ar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FOR SALENHe eIisudns from HYDE PARK road to Deseh
uninterrupted view Of the Hudson and Ca,kl MonnsDS Pn
garden aud fruit Frame house French roof 10 oommoou
IoonI ITs esrsgshou" sHd hru gardeners house ks Tsrn
MALLORY l. BLACKWELL,
lgeql No. IS Libsny.sk
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
I MORRISANIA.

FOR SALE-An ELEGANT RESIDENCE uocAtei on Brosdr ",
houso r2 with wing tI6 II Barn, 6c Lot nIl6
minutes vIf om depot" Photographs oce. Prize Sl20OO
t@l MALLORY 4 BLACKWELL, No. s. Librlty.s..
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16
AT NORTH BRANCU

ON EBw JERSEY CENTRAL RAILROAD
FOR SAtE-5 under good cultivation we fenced Vouns
and old u frame house II30; 3 rooms water al hoa,. and
barn mlratss sEk FROM depot
MALLORY BLACKWELL No. IS Llbsrty,t
New-York tribune., 1869-04-16

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desring topurchase rent such property
will find 1t TO their interest TO advertise In THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper, and in addition TO this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found, only in NewYOrk and all ts cities and
villages but In every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be brief viii
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
buness professions consequently advertisements IN each
are read by all classes The TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports of sales OF real estate both In city
and country, thus adding greatly to the value OF
umns advertising medium The charges for adver.
tsng follows: DAILY TRIBUNE, % cents per line
for each insertion; WEEKLY TRIBUNE, "a por lne SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 25 cents per line About ten words OF
wide columns average line Terms cash In advance
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C0R SAIE-N Longmcadow n, NJ ss,ss'' ~, 1,,.

EOR SALE-At Longmeadow, Mass. four
miles from Springfield tuc r aer. ,boe. I.rd
with handsome n5n bu brick house roof sith Ia no,
lsgel rooms barn with she carriage aud chop rooms,
good order Centrally oasl - the Immediate vicinity church
River and Waller and the BERKSHIRE ls Abundance Of ~ an
ess pair oi fancy matched hoss s Tor ts can he
ss,n AT the hsssasnit Stables Springfield. Mas ~ ''' ~ ~
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