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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-22

This Company Offer the following advantages
1t Is National Company. chartered by sIe-,aI
act of Congress, ls6s.
1t has paid up capital of 81. 00O. 900
It offers low rats Of premium
1t furnishes larger insurance than other com
panies for the money.
1t is definite and GER ain in IFS terms.
II is 9 home company IN every locality.
Its policies are exempt from zttaehDent
There are no unnecessary restrictions IN the
policies.
Every policy is n-forfeifabie
Policies may be In KEN which pay 90 the insured
their full amount. and return all the premiums,
% that the insurance costs only the interest ON
the annual payments.
Policies may be taken that will pay 10 the In
sured, after . certain number of years. during
Life, IN annual income Of one-tenth the amount
named in the policy.
No extr. rate is charged for risks upon the
lives Of females.
Ii insurrs, mot to pay dividend. u policy-hoid-
ers, but at 20 Loo cost that dividends viii be
inposuble.
csrcuiazs, Pamphlets and full particular. given
On sppaiesssoe % the Branch Ons~ of the Dom
NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY.
Undes the direcrtsp of T. A. RoLLss and "
=. CnAHDGxa, a Tie Hard NJ Dir-ct4rz.
]. p. TUCKER, Maassss,
llsEcAanfs' Exehaner. State 81, Boston.
~HOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED In
ovuRy Osy and Town: sd sppa,esssuss fs@
oumupeent pArr,es fn .rencss.. sith sufs sASe
onAsusDa1a, shouid BE- sddSs~sedso HENRYF.
YuLD. e.fl..A ce. Hs.sSs, Bs..: E..l.nd.
go dNr9AA-s1bv~pU1y.
ElNHsT IOr OF c0kHEcfAON-
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Bostou Produce Market.

Reported expressly for the HERALD by CHAMBER
LIS, SIURoEs Co., Commission NerehAnts,
- and 81 Fame uil Hall Market, Boston.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-22

En- We notice that the agricultural papers all
over the county recommend the use Of sheridan's
Cavalry Condition Powders - ErchdHge.
Farmers and others in tins section have long
known and appreciated the advantages of these
Powders over all others.
ESy \ clear, smooth skin and beautiful COM
plexiOn follows the OF Helmbold's COncen-
trated Extract SArsaparilla.
1T removes black spots, pimples and all erup-
tious OF the skin.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-22

MAGNOLIA WATER. superior TO the best i'm
ported Ga.a,ara C"Iosna. and sold at half the
price.
ELEVEN YEARS IN CONSTANT USE.
MESsEs GROVER & BAAEE:
Gentlemen | take great pleasure in informing
you that the machine which l purcha of YOU
in June, 1857, has given the CREATES satisfic
ton During the eleven years, II has been in
constant use, and II has never required the least
repair. L take great pleasure IN recommending
your sewing machine as the very bss. for family
use and those of my friends who l have induced
TO purchase the Grover & Baker machine have
also Invariably expressed their entire satisfaction
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. j. u. PHYFEE,
los West 18th Street, n Y
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Vermont Annual Conference.
SATURDAY.

In depth
/. Vermont Annual Conference.
SATURDAY.
Conference opened at Q o'clock and en-
tered upon the regular business of the
day Among other matters of interest,
the committee on Education presented
their report. Rev. DR.. Thayer of Boston,
addressed the Conference in behalf of the
n. f. Educational Society, and Prof.
Chester in behalf of the Conference Semi
nary. The friends of the Seminary are
encouraged and hopeful, The enterprise
must be carried right on to success.
From SO 900 to $ 10000 dollars have been
expended for all purposes up to this time
and there i an income arising from this
expenditure equal to the six per cent. in
terest on SO 200, and it i estimated that
there were at least 5000 Of good notes
and subscriptions remaining.
Dr. Haven, Of Boston, addressed the
Conference in behalf of lions Herald
Al , o'clock, instead of the Missionary
o'' i'io"' 'S '''.'''''''','' IVY, ~ =" a. N''
Cd the meeting. In the evening the mis-
.ionary anniversary was held, and Revs
'" - - ''.''''' y. w. v i'4'' anu - W.
'rh'r "'l' '''''' 'S'''5 ''4''i''
SUNDAY.
4 Cu,f.,erc. Low. Feast w,. l.}I from
.S1-2ta 1912 m This was an ex. eed-
iuply interesting occasion.
!, tho Methodist church. from / Kings
xix..t; and ordained seven to the Office
Of deacon.
The Bi,hop'- sermon wa. ingenious
cro,r c,pci ~. poiut.d and impressive
The Bishop Is a charming and effective
nre,cher
At11-2 Rny DR.. Thaver, of Boston.
preached ia tho same church to full
house.
Rev J. W. Guern,ev preached in the
Congregational church in the morning.
and Rev. Or. Haven in the Afternoon.
Rev L. W. Parker ad!r, SGD the chill
, - A. pSr,.ar ~ rT,r~n
anJ a.. i.llr...,d +nn b,,s = tho Re-
form scbooI
II -. .,.,.i,.. Mr.. park, related his
exrr.,t,.,,,.,. - = missionary, to a crowded
house, at the Methodist church, and the
congregation contributed S223 for the IN
terest of the mission, toward an cndow-
ment Of college there. A.
SECRETARY RANKIN.--A correspond
en- Of the Burlington Free Press from
Jol an. says 4. +. Rankin, Secretary of
the ard of Education, recently lectured
befor, he students of the State Normal
School and the friends Of education upon
Woman and her Sources Of Power as an
Education" The impression is deepening
in that section Of Vermont that the Secre-
tary. not only understands his duties, but
is di,charEing them with fidelity and
ability, aud that the S:ta l. fortunate IN
securing ms ser'ie". ," tHa' important
PoSi'ion
n........ .- p.;., ri,,rl :,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-22

ihr. associated Press Reports regu-
iariy.
EuILDING IN RUTLAND.-On the Sec
aud page will he found an article on the
progress of building in Rutland, the pres
emf -aa.o The indications are that a
larger number OF buildings will be con-
>irucrcd even than last year. We give up
much Of our space TO matters pertaining
t. the town, for the reason that nothing Is
IT more interest to our readers, but hope
the enlargement of the HERALD at an
early day, viii give W. space for still more
extensive notice of the progress, not only
Of oar town, hnt all the other towns in the
county.
tnNCRETE WALKS The efficiency Of
concrete a. a material for walks has been
th.rouahlv tested here ana elsewhere II
h. unv uo longer AN experiment, but d
6yed fact that for durability, smootnes~
aud e,,unrs. IF surface. it possesses IN
#.deul,,ln advantages over Other material.
~ i''I". ''F N''' lli''it W WI "ilkN ltIl
a,th 4, the present season Mr.. H. y
inuIaurn. of our village. Is ready 10 re-
,.r,. an orders.
'.'','' ',''.'' "r ~ 9''''''
-.y..,,.-.,ing .hover w.. have had for -
,,f,.,. sam, v.,v shan, $40.
nf ir,l,rpt,,a. s,r,.npp.,uirl with thunder
..i,,.,i...t, s,,,,,.,r.,u,e If , summer shower
-..,n.. ...tu,an was d,ra. ON ia. RntI,,a
a. n, ls,..,..,, u .ilr,,.1 H., No ~ ;,...
,,,.., .f , r,r,,on of tho tr,ck IN.
lla.uu. HE miluisht train over that
r5.d ,,.t,l moan Yesterday tn. ,ca.l,
our o.,s hr,uepn Rupert and $ ,l,m
-iN. creek i'm onr village oyc,a.wed
it.h.rl. tl,.. v,t,. c,,veriu., MANI, ,.r....
f., ,.&.. br.,.,,". .ln,., .xt.,,li,,,. ..
4l.,Io,, Street
fHIlI~. Etc We WoulI call attcn-
tt"n h' tlr advertisement in ta-day'-
tlEEAlp 81 j Il. Thompson x Co. Of
T,ns. y Y. dealers in Foreign aud Do
m".t'" fruits, ar"oer'es. etc. This is a
hong '~talt~'"d and reliable firm. and
dealer visiting Troy, would do we'll tn
give th,Hu call Tho-c ordering by ,.x-
press win finl their order, correctly and
lsn,rlhiy h,ird.
p>uEa.s "a HlGn WNrrE Tho
,.,,..,, ,.r,.-a,,d 49,. ,rrl,;,.,, s,,,c. t..,,,
lf,.. mountains l,,.. r,,i..t n..,.. - ~.
4fr.,m. ..n.,itI,, tba l,ro.-r one. - am
almost unrr.crd,nrrd height, =, hast
ipf,.h .,,n,,. $50, IN.
Ou.r Greed, hn. nvrrlI,wu the ,pa,a.,r.
b.I., Kurl,rd. ,ivipg rh,u tho .,,r..r-
.,r,..,.r If a.. v.,-t l,L. Tn. .u..,....,.,.,,l
saids has hren severe in some instances.
On TIN" Rutland X Washington Khl-
'''''' near N''''n' me rad WIS washed
'' 50 '''.'' we .'''h que mere AT ~
''' ''.~'''N' u'' "'' c'''ls3 'Nr""-h.
','- wa ''''i'' at una" =h''
Ven '''"" 80 '"'. 'i''N' an" al'e' carry
''''. 'iSe % PiS-
49,. 80 '''''' - "sl''A SeSief-
- '''' ''''' 'i''ii' "ut
' 800 '.'S' NftiI'"~ - WIS H's.'iiE OH
In.
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:. imam. H.. ,-..l -....t :,
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ElNHST LOr OF C0kH8CT1ON-
= "s . 's' o. s. 3. I 3. 9. suxueS.
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Z w
DEATH BY kEKOsINE RTKNING.

Urea. n Y, April l6.-'irs Thurston
ADAMS, of this city, was terribly burned
by the up-ettin4 Of a. Kerosene lamp last
night at half past eight o'clock, The flesh
was burned from parts of her face and
limbs. She died this morning At quarter
past ton.-N. T. Ere. Post
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-22
TO TEST KEROSENE

TO TEST KEROSENE
The error must not prevail. that k~ro-
eerlt oil of legal standard will ignite or
burn If a lamp containing il Is broken
Good oil. au"h rhou}d be Mo- d in f.ni-
lies viii egttngaih fame when brought
in contact with it. Oil heated to the
usual point while burning in lamp in
the evening, should extinguish II lighted
match VIXEN thrust into it If the reader
Is using in his family unadulterated kerr
oseue. he may take off the top of the la mo,
thrust III lighted taper; he may turn it
out upon the floor. and apply flame; and
it will not tsike fire or explode. Stand ard
Kerosene, such as the law recognizes, Is
perfectly safe. We wish to state and re-
state this fact, as it would be great mis-
fortune, especially to the poor. to have the
erroneous idea prevail that all kerosene is
dangerous
We are almost discouraged in our af-
forts to explain the nature OF the lllumi-
mating fluids, when we find, as we have,
during the past month, a daring. reckless
fellow travelling through the towns about
this city. selling recipes to make IA cheap
naptha burning liquid The discourage
ncnt does not arise from the fact that
such adventures. are numerous, and at
tempt TO deceive the people, but that they
- easily succeed in their evil work.
These frauds are not praeticed upon the
uneducated alone, but-upon the learned,
the iut,lli4cnt-tho who certainly
ough, not to be ignorant of the simplest
tacrs IT science.
The recipe peddler alluded to su ,ceeded
in Itching his dollar from lawyers, clergy
men, Judge of police court, who in
stead OF patronizng him. should have is
sued warrant for his arrest and many
others who are reckoned among the educa-
ted class We have reasons to think the
country is full of these men, and our
readers must be on their guard. Not
only their own lives, but those of their
neighbors and friends, ere placed in jeop-
ardy by these frauds.
We repeat, at the request of new sub
scriber. the test of kerosene as published
in the Journal some time ago. Take a
common quart bowl; fill it one-third full
of boiling water; now add cold water,
little at the time, until thermometer
placed III it indicates a temperature of
10 +. 4 table spoonful of the oil to
be tested may be turned into the water
and stirred about with the thermometer.
1t will float on top, and it may be touched
with lighted match or a bit of paper.
Ii it ignites or takes fire the oil is danger
Gus, and the seller can be prosecuted
under the United States law.-oour. Of
Chem
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-22

10 The Messrs. Fairbanks of this place
sent telegraphic message on Tuesday
last, to st. Petersburg. Russia, via the
Atlantic Cable, and within twenty-four
hours received reply.
The message had reference to a large
order Tor scales, the largest single order
ever received 10y them from that country.
and comprising various notifications, but
mostly railroad track and warehouse
scales.-aS Johns6ury (Tt) Calsdmian.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-22

The question has often been asked by those IN
terested, "Can have my graph restored to its
natural color, without coloring the skin and can
my thin locks be thckened up" We answer,
lit can;" and would advise you TO read treatise
on the hair. which is published by r. p. Hall
Co.. Nashua, n. H.. who send 1t free, upon appli-
q avon Ihey nrv ti.s Preparations Of Halls Vege-
table Sicilan Hair Remover. We learn from IT,
the hair in perfect state of health is constantly
falling out, and new hairs grow Fl ON the same
tubes but, in of any disease OF the scalp,
by the of alcoholic preparations, the hair
tube becomes contracted at its mouth and pre-
vents the folllcle from reaching the surface.
Their preparation will create perfectly healthy
condition OF the scalp. and, by its tonic properties.
will preserve and strengthen the roots of the hair.
Statesman, D,S MOiHeS, Eo1rG
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-04-22

IF men or women could but find the tabled
fountain which is said to restore health, and
strength, and beauty, with what eagerneSs they
would rush 10 drink of its waters" 1t is found
in tie ; r -lS6O-X. The sale of the Plantation
Bitters is without precedent in the history Of
the world. They at the most speedy,
strengthening hetlth-restorcr ever discovered 1t
requires but a nsle tiinl 20 understand this
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Marriaqfs.

Mrs ] O. PHYFEE,
los West 18th Street, n. =
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UOFeThinehts

The stock market closed steady at the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Sept. ., 1863.


According to principle of political economy,
accepted by all who have any knowledge OF the science
tho value OF land and dwellings in all cities when are
Increasing m wealth and population tends constantly TO
rise Hence Il follows that those who predict higher
prices for real estate in almost any Of our American
cities have generally speaking rather more chances OF
turning out true prophets than those who predict fall
But as the surface OF the is constantly disturbed
by the action OF winds aud tides and is absolutely
level 40 the value real estate IS always ucuatng IN
dcpendently OF the influence Of the law above stated
Inasmuch as there are two parties constantly
striving the one TO raise the price OF What
they wish 10 sell, and the other TO lower that OF
what they desire buy, 10 requires vast amount OF
knowledge and uncomfortable sagacity 10 iorebee
what turn prices win take, At this moment we are IN
clncd 10 consider all predictions how real estate in
EewYork city is to sell three six, or nine months hehee
as particularly idle The most ignorant person has an
chance OF begrsht and the best informed they
do not hesitate TO hazard any opinion at all III regard to
the matter, will hardly claim more Tor their VatIcina
tons.
which the first number was issued to-day
exactly what property BE- offered FOR sale this Fall
1t will consist Of houses which left unsod at the
close Of Spring season, by Of the high prices
demanded Of houses which have been built during the
suumer of winch there few in this city, and not an
extraordinary number in Brookyn and of houses which
from another, necessarily thrown on the
market for sale" Aud furthermore the information is
conveyed anxious capitalists mat when all these are
presented 10 the attention OF customers there VIII De
found great deal OF desirable property LOT hNeSuJu
for purposes 81 moderate speculation hli Tor nome
stead -" Ar which trust Will turn out 10 be tiue ana
that tic VAL continue TO rise ana set as usual
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A j. B1tkCERB, AucIoneef. >, 49, -
NJ LIZ NfIIIlN w nI HAENAII'-
ROBr. A. HATRRrI, Ancloneer
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
COAL LANDS IN PENNSYLVANIA
ROBT A. HAGGBNJl 20, No. 81 InebI NVN'IV'I VII "V1
TUESDAY, Sept II, 1863,

A HhGGEnTl Co, No. 81 finest
TUESDAY, Sept II. 1863,
pvcu,Ncp s,r PsROoY No iii BROADWAY CTdniy Butbs),
RevYork al H. the following described valuable eOa mop
orty viz: Cont.
This e,t,te known Bsnchdsle is situated sehuykW NoNV
Penn near Potsyc and contains 639 aud uJ perez
Tne are rsosi out IS 20 mrketdstauee ~ iha
BY r 100 by canal III miles and by tie ne" r9a aoS
the Urion Centrs-hepg cnh'I tue
Lehish valley Morris and Essex and NsWJersy Ca'
WILL have cogmuncon With New ork Cry, III hlrs
surface u.c fJI farming purposes an TIE 'ou'hrn
portion well mbered (heavy) suitable for mining purposes M
The whole extent Of property untsrsi throughout Y Ahe
anthracite the region both rel and white as AI ne
and k millions (2O5O0) tunE be made available O3V
portion coal has been mined out sD tie be' aud most 'Ae
VEINS remain untouched . nm. a., -, Iii, 81. ,i..
There opening o. he celebrated DIanonu 'e'H Wv" Ivy
sunk 80 yards IN good coal .r...a -
This engines aud hoNer' ia0@"
and all necessary 10 complete H.
breaker with engine boiler, rollers shn esus m
perfect working order, awaiting the e0npsOn o' ne
slope. ., t-.-.,Lo.,., g..
oremu ant three stables making ID Ell " O1
ipgs exclusive Of breaker engine, and finhoses 49,, ,,,
Tor an examination Of carefully preTarcd brief OF title to th, pre-
e from original surveys aud patent TO the STATE map ana ~
partcu detail also FOR Of sale apply TO he ea
GERS ROBERT A. HAGGERTl Il Co, No 81 Paest' He"loTh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
1t6- %rs,p NlaI Gstatt for Salt.

JERSEY CITY-First-class 3-story, basement,
~ and cellar HOUSES modern rprnvem euis on 49,
minutes ron ev 809 Inquire afoSu No lOs sonth flsl
JENKINS a. WAY, at ION,
- j. Offices opposite Il r Depot and a. n" 80 5S ''
SELL property m description sen Oeseu' mn
Farm Ne IS 60 acre., ~ apple Trees ~" peach "s' FO
5000 remain. .,..;,.
r derot Nev Brupswiek j.; viii exchange Tor farm
No Pa 6ne residence Outbudngs, al new OF ~ acres OF
depot this rtT. and nile rom 'oonees
Station VIII trade for Brooklyn property 49, r.. %, .
or Ne viii lei II rsr furnished May reIt at sloJ month with
the privilege o buying o VilIu the TIM. r. - - 49,.
QUANTITY Of land iroquos Fayete CASE ano MASON
Counties state Of Illinois Eaton County Michigan to exchange
foT New-Jersey property.
no MANUFACTURERS and LUMBERMEN:
FOR SALEa WATER FRONT laOIi5l feet se~ dock 10 e'
lcq sect water ell round iow tide good blldug
with three floors brick engseouse 3N25 and ~ horse
AMI boilers shanDr pusys lot Of woodworking mlut i goou
good place luuNcr, stone, hncG Se or
purposes the n j. G. r. r. is within ef ti OF
EzlhetnpJr " j. T. o. Box inquire
prem foot Of Marshsist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
$50 VILLA PLO

XDU Il
Al AvFYBL n j. mile from hAHWAi Ana one hOuf HOm
Ts iis ar, beautifully situated the station on elevated
extended views Of Saen Island aud the Orange
Sopnt,,p1 Thepopty ceIds gradually ana vg1aJ i ve S
road center Hs AS hl"h 40 4hh NhO"O' o. ~
IN RAILWAY a., -. - a.. .r.,iop Zee, IN the day
sale and e 10 month thereafter - l., e,.d . n. aid
No buvpr In on Of the every lot ohers wiz o. %
will the foot OF o0nr'a9"'s' ~ - " D ~
TI0E ON THE ARRIVAL OF THE TRAIN ,,. ......,.
Bmeien detectives will eject all bars $40 NJ e Nopigon,,,
, 1s,,sI 81, ~ a. IN. ofee Of u. MELLiCR u, BRO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
Gin 8saI estate FIR Sale.

w. METCALF, No. Murray-st., Room
IN No % Oilers for SA LIB foass HOUSES hnbed
.nd being hCl ranging $4,000 Sl2oo each located m ytry
IN follows House cor hson
ave spI 5000 sotbeTs adj from s5oOoOio st5
,,eb house 40 20 We, Rfy-sIl s55O0 bouses Fy'Iin
bet aud FighthSVe $4,000 and SSo eaen; houses
Sf3J each ~ houses
T,Sc,svs 12 and l53is 5OOto s25O0o each; houses
rwrp- eve-t hist sixth aud Sev-ubveL factory purposes
iCGOO uoase T. 32 25I45, story AMI b. sIOD
A SPLENDID 4-stOry, brown stone, high stoop
"A I0IsF 2sr.2 bnit by dave second
kon TGbay@ be inspected daily from 70 oeoe stfet
al ,s.t-etsd severed AND paved JOHN C. GRAFP,
"' No. 229 Broadway, Room No 10.
HOUSES for SALE by ISAAC HONG, No.
III q Pinett -
TWENTY ecopdst Seventh SgC
Sixth flWU
rortr sevepti.st Ffth-aYe., turuished'''' sSV
for,T ei-hst near siIthave .............'..
Aod sfts nunber others prices 20 suit Printed sl ~ t1 D
$75O.OOO Mo 9 Io a GU y? ~ SssJs.s to
principals only Z, " -. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
A. J. BLEKcKER, Auciionest
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION.

NJ WHIST BERGEN BUlLDlNv, iDtSS - TUYsnAy
A. BLRRCKBR son Co will sell at AUCloS So
O'clock the premises about w
LOTS beautifully situated At WEST BERGEN % lne
depot ofthe NEW RAILROAD TO hhMhh ~ s
The admirably situated ana
Of the beautiful lots In the county DnInk t p
Winter Spring o. dollars have been eIpusu
adjoining property in close proximity to TIE aepS' nm
and streets and 10 grazing Ds
which are than Of them W iee
pesrne Of this property TO NewioIk (on three me I've ~
Newark Railroad with trains VIZ
toe Character neghborhooi heahtines OF the nuaon
d.nr N grade and the finished
avenue. streets all combine TO render tbs one OF ne
crowded aud O1eTiaItd
Ie will be mate of al who Wish 10 ssno VIZ %
as trains the Ceutrs Railroad will be run on ibe uH "
nit SALE WILL BIZ ABSOLUTE SIiy cent 0 'he
roaey can remain bopd and mortgage Books q map, la
tari AZ No II CedarL, fewlOTk DELOS T. SOL'hiN " "
Hgds0n It.. Jersey Cly.
WILL BE SOLD AT AUCTION-AtS u1olk
w nrl L. l. at O'Clock. SATURDAY. ~" .hs
ACRES lying huntington Harbo with ba'iines ns , Wa" ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
yusl ysIanO gtaI esiat, fur SUR.

DOSOU's. GLEN COYE.-285 ACRES for
SF sy,eo8yr mile arr quarter along DosoafiAnt VIII
% -, te froa on Dosou. Lake. and EbOnt 7 tt 'front.' 90
E ,sd sound cottage complete farming &C
TNOR SALE or TO LET-At Bay Ridge, l.. l.,
IN MINUTES from Watt more easy and eo'nloI'a
.los, any part BTcokyn two hsndomt oe
steamboat landing and containing al improve
ssrs 6rplv to joins MACKAY, no Il BSTelayst, J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
8roukIpn g,aI estatt for SaL.

TOR SALE in Brooklyn, northwest corner OF
Il and LAFAYETTE Of those sesass or R ~ a5
.fore front ManssrirOO HOUSES II and 1915 lot Nv OF
Tbss hozs built by daJs work under me supsDh
- an. op,r In lhorough substantial al mo1tn IN
rsree: black flush throughout Priee MODERATE
20 ,ns 10 nit About Take GeeEAy cars ron fu'on
Peuy. desirable tnd sceeADe IVs~"OI ''F" y" 49, 49,
i,et THOMAS TAGAN Owner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-10
Summer S,trr1is.

Sunlntn t@strsats.
FLORIDA HOUSE,
Saint Augn,t!ne, Florida
This House has been thoroughly renovated lrouThopi ana
hoekeper has taken for tue Winter All vi" ope on
le LIST of November d. 1869 Parties desiring sh please
address until Oct TO- Mr. s H. CRANE Lock Box No. &C. Nesiissen
Eevsven Coun aud after that date 10 Mr. CRANE 81 bAss
Augustine Florida
VTUE BfDDLE HOUSE, DETROIT.
Improvements recently completed N ms hoase eaoe ~ Al
respects asfcass Hotel The Dining NJ au fpleo o ee
ace While Genegs PAI0r sud blard Room
sre uneqns ed 10 their appointments 10 the West
sueeut gulrsee that
pains VIII spared render pleasant houe r aed .ns
will those Of bseisss Douse 10 tns
city, gh standing wi be maintained in every RaTteal
A. T. TABEG, Pfouhetor