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Sewing Machines.

DOn'G squander your money On
WORTHLESS Machines, or those you
Can't work when You get them;
bat 60 TO NORRIS. I'm WHITE
CLOUD. and get one of the BENT
MADE, and one HAT
any child, almost. can work.
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The Empire Triumphant!

THE superior merits of these Sewing Ma.
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A WIRE TO BE RELIED ON.

Invalids use Speer'S Por: Crap Wine.
Females use Spcer'> Pert Grape Wine.
Weakly persons find oenef; b. its use.
Speer's Wines in hospitals are preferred
to other wines.
BSold By all Wholesale Druggists.
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AGENTS,

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]. Il. Grovesteen. founder Of the old and favor.
ably known House Of Grovesteen & Co.
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PIANO.FoRTES.

TIVE last new addition to our different styles
Il is attracting the admiration of both crit
les and populace. We mention specially. some
of the claims Of this new Piano. Believing
the exterior should be a. beautiful to the eye
"A melody to the ear, We have paid great at
tention to getting them up in . style that is
conceded BY all who have seen them to be the
handsomest Piano Fortes made. They are An
entirely new style, with four round corners,
heavily carved legs and Tyre. base richly moul.
ded, and contains or, latest improred nep scale
and action. The tone is melodious, and its
adaptability to passages Of every shade Of ex-
preston, from-the softest murmur. the Cres-
sendo, and the IF. gives the performer every
of the Concert grand. Price, $500.
feb. lS-ly.
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Harper's Magazine.

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G. v. N. ANDREWS,
General Agent,
Detroit. Mich.

N. B.-For the benefit of our Agents, we
have arranged with parties who have Goods
suitable for Sewing Machine Agents to sell.
We will send BOOK OF SAMPLES and full
particulars, on receipt of one red stamp. Ad
dress G. V.N. ANDREWS, General Agent,
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Harper's Weekly.
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AGENTS..

We wish to arrange with Agents, male or
female. to represent the American Shuttle
Sewing Machine, in each State, County, and
Town in the United States and Ontario. Ex-
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address,
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American Shuttle Sewing Machine
Warranted for Five Years!

Our Agents will be supplied with duplicate
parts of the Machine, in case Of accident. 1t
makes precisely the same stitch made by the
Singer, Wheeler & Wilson, Howe, and Flor
ence Machines. Il has the Under-feed, like
the best of high priced Machines, and is the
only low priced Shuttle Machine in the mar
ket that has this feed. We are enabled to
sell first-clsss SHUTTLE MACHINE a.
very low price, on account of its Simplicity,
and consequent low cost of Manufacturing, in
comparison with Complicated Machines.
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IS UnquestienabIy the best sastained
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GA Repository of Fashion, Pleasure,
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VINEYARDS, NEW JERSEY.
SPEER'S PORT GRAPE Wine!
FOUR-YEARS OLD!

This justly celebrated native Wine is made
from the Juice of the Oport) Grape, raised in
this country. Its invaluable
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Being the pure juice of the Grape. produced
under Mr. Speer's own personal supervision, its
purity and genuineness are guaranteed. The
youngest child may partake of its generous
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to advantage. 1t is particularly beneficial to
the aged and debilitated and suited to the va
rious ailments that sfiiict the worker sex. 1t
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II you wish to get rich
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S.225!
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TIED
American Shuttle
SEWING MACHINE!

Is reiailed at price within the reach Of all.
This Machine uses straight needle. makes
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has self adjusting tension. and can do every
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er; will work equally well on silk, linen, WOOL
en-, or cotton goods, with silk, linen. or cotton
thread.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-31

MARRLErzED SLATE, DEcoRA1yp nARBLs AAn'
U Marble Nau1sls--Hlck and cleEngt deo1xna
T.B. sTEwARry Ms We'd Rsrsy SssoqA srssA
nranch sos Sixth avenue ~ n4nr h4SakVEy.
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three story frame Aoe with brick sassmsal. ssro feet
Cost XbO0OL
Mr.. Hunt b building three story frame house. with
brick basement 3SxfO feet, 1T = cost OF $5,6O0
On the south aide OF lX5h street Mr. three
so frame house, With brick basement $685. al Of
Mr.. Hoyt also building three story frame house, with
brick basement c6xl0, at cost Of $500
Mr. Landon building the south side OF 96sh street.
three ,s s,c frame house with brick bassnsn 1 q cost
On the south side Of l6th street, Overneon IL erecting
double three tory frame house, with brick basement SxO
nsssrs Brown 4 90. are erecting three story frame
house. with brick basement, 25x36 Ct cost OF Co.,
On Boston road between 5lh and l6th Mr.. Gent
erecting two story franc storc 2xA0 cost OF ~ 300
IMPROVEMENTS IN NEW BRIGHTON, q.
NJ hodewaid q New Brighton. d building splendid
poac Fourth street. not far from his present residence II
VII have cost, when completed in the neishborhood of
IMrRovExxrTs At RpaEwArER, 81.
Mr. Robinson IL erecting Van Duzsv street. between
Richmond road and Bay street. Edsewasr threa two story
frame buiding sOx feet at cost each Of about $1,000
Mr. McCaness 10 erecting three story frame building,
With hrick basement and Msnsard rooftwenyfour feet
front by thirty deepon Boy street., Van Duzsr, at
cost Of about $500
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TRAGEDY AT A NEGRO CHURCH FAIR.-At q fair
given by the cOlored people on Saturday night last,
for the benefit OF the African Methodist Episcopal
church of this city, dispute arose over the raining
abused and kicked Jim White, who drew and fired
upon him three times, each shot taking effect and
killing Nc very dead Jim started TO run, and being
pursued by Cornelius shelton another blacksmith,
turned upon him. fired and fed. Shelton fell and
expired IN few mOments.--At0Gny fGd.) Neacs,
ian. 70.
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SHERIrTs SALE.
- Machinery and stock Of
Rider Horne NAH Company
RICifARD WALTERS, AucNoncer.
viii sell % Monday. at O'Clock st bcwery, The Stool
and Machinery III the older Horss Nail Co. Laakss
planners, Dri Milling Machine, viscs ksAsuers, PjAusrs
Tools 6hefings, Hsoksmhs' Tocs and GrsaA vasieky
other Machinery. Sale rositive. --- 50. 49, =
JANIS RYAN, deputy. JAMES O'BRLENs Sheriff.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTIC BONE TEETH INsERrEr
"A the old without metal, rubber porcelain
Testimonials often years trial The teeth
filled built without pain. Dr. SIGESMOND, Den
ts tohe Womens Hospital, 200 Broadway Thirty
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TRANsrKRs IN NEW YORK oIrY.
Broadway, No 2S4 25x06.. $4,000
merry u, NO ~ sx60 II xbxoaS $500
Clinton st. los II OF Hester 25xl0O 500
Eridge st lot No 554 Dclancey estate, 25xi00 81
Monroe Ut, 1896 II OF SCANNED, 96fr4Sx9l 6r95x
Lexington av, Of asih ST. scrSs
LIST corner of list st. t02 2x1lS .12s00
s s az n go cornsr Of ias.h 81 irregular 2so
SD st. 1902 Of Madison av, 81 l0ra89 4SC0O
33d 1T, 372 y OF 7th a89xl4 l0y500
Ntn 81 ~ 10y y o. 9TH lv, luxsS9 45U
46th st, No lh5 Il. 166xlOC5 81, 400
4sth At, DIG n OF Lexington 186x20 5000
Dist st. @ Beekman place, 25xI0O 8CUO
SOh st. lots IL and 20 Harlem commons, deed dated
6st st. as lis II " Of Lat av sorios5 lsOo0
10Th st. 8, 300 y Of 9Th 2Q0x00 0vo
ll7th st. 3l8ft OF 4th nv, l0x64 5000
lsUth st. 1918 Of 9TH nv, 126x0n 500
l2Sd st. n bet 81 and 4h 5000
124h st. 100 II LIST 7x22 l0x100i1
l27h st, 300 of ath g.1xl0O.. 200
1920 3S5 It OF 9Th lOox9a .10S10
18th s centre line blk bet 10th and 18th l6xO0 $500
LEASES RECORDED In NEW YORK
Beeknan st. No 30 store, &C. years. per year. 1000
Broadway, No 5 ofts &c 3years per year q zoo
broadway No 54 dofts s7x2O years per year ooo
Broadway Nos AS and 49, floor and base 5yrs
Broadway, NO ~ y yrs. per .--...-.i IVY
Broadway, No 400. q yrs. per yr. IL 900
Chambers Nos 200 and 202 yr 6k mos, per 1850
South st. No 3d. store, &cl yrs, per 0o0
18th St. No ST. T., store, &c1 year 500
b0th ST. 70I W 9Th nv, 2OxlO0b 81 per 20
9Th av, No lao, yrs and mos s9O
oh 7b5 Of Goth st. s5xioo, yrs, $50
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The following sales or city real estate have been
made by william Kennedy. at private sale, during
the past week.
Nine lots on the southwest corner OF sixty eighth
street ana Madison avenue, belonging to Terence
farley. to A. J. Carney, for $4,000.
Twenty.one lots on Eighiy-seventh street. between
Eighth and Ninth avenues belonging to the same, 10
Mr.. A. Il. Davis. for $4,000
Two lots on Ffythird street. 100 feet east Of Fifth
avenue. belonging 20 Bryan Lawrence, to William c.
Bishop, FOR $4,000.
-Four lots, two on stxiy-nrst and two on SIXTY
second street. commencing 70 feet from the Boue-
ward and 100 feet from Eighth avenue 10 Daniel
!, Colonel N. n Bartram. OF Portchester. has pur-
chased from Mr.. Arthur Carpenter house. and lot
on purchase avenue for $4,000
Mr.. Gardner W. Sherwood. OF Portchcster, has
sold his house and lot on purchase avenue FOR s600,
Messrs Rider h Consin have sold n lot, a5xioo
feet ut the corner Of Van Stuf street and College
avenue, Mott Haven, FOR 81 500
william III. Webb, shpbuilder, or New York, has
sold twelve acres OF land on -. AIMS avenue, adj
Joining tho estate OF JohnJ. Crane Wilton 10 Turner
Brothers for ss00oot
Mayor NJ New York.
Captain d. L. Hyatt. OF peckskill, has sold three
acres OF land near his residence to party from New
York for $4,000.
The trustees Of the Central Presbyterian church.
Orange n. j., have inst effected the purchase, Tor
Main and Prince streets, orange, on which there are
two substantial buildings II Is proposed 10 use one
for a temporary church cdi1 &C. while the oihcr will
serve a. residence Tor the pastor
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prARBI.E MANTEI.s.

AGARBLE MANTELs, HEAD STONES, MONUMENTAL.
Vl latest dssignal ~ reduced prices, q ~ gLABRaT
marble works. 30 Fka avenue, T6sl stsssl naalsn
put up In the country. Hst price iisL Et.frE
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Tho following IL q summary description Of the
various improvements In tho way Of building now
On progress In adjoining and neighborlng towns ana
villages forming . part OF the suburbs OF New
York.
IMPROVEMENTS MoHErsAN,s.
Mr. Saischek has just completed thr0e story
building on fordhsm syenuc between Second and Third
sIcets. Morrisana; size 2srsS fcett cost ebmm
Mr. Ferdinand Engcbom has three story frame building
peary completed Fordham nvsnus, between fifth and
kxth streets; sire s5sgl feet cost Hs0Vc.
three story brick building Just completed on Fcrdhsm
IMPROVEMENTS ~ SoRTH NEW YORK.
Mr. Calvert 10 erecting on l1d North New York,
three ssofy frame house; size 2ssy2; cost $4,000
south side Of villa place. North New York, Mr. Rabb
building TIRES story double frame house sss rs0 feet,
On Bcston road between iAih and is7h ssresss North
New York. Mr. Elote y creating three story brick store
vvth basement; ase, 2Ss16 fect cost, $1,000
Mr. Herman u erecting the west sids a. Boston road,
6etween lash 147th Streets rorth New York,
story frame house, Sorts feet cost $4,000.
On Boston Road, near lt7ih Nreet, North New York,
Mr. zugrcr erecting three story frame store sxs 2xsj
nsviS xlsnv,r u erecting on north side Of Mo ssr.,s
. lMss story frame ttore, 22x6 feet; cost - cn.
On caat aide Of Boston road corner q usrsrd Mrse
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