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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18
BUILDINGS ON THE FAM.

Two dwelling houses. One fine two story house
sfN - VIII e. -gN31, . story, containing 10 rooms
ba,ilc. spacious hatis and Cuacts; wood house
aud TeptIr shop 2u&43 horse barn and cIrIIage
&c, liNJO r all attached, C.apbparird and wei.
painted and III excellent condition, all having
been built new and repaired about one year ago
al cost OF UUp. AI-o, another small story
house, T oaus nov USE Tor help, but l. III sooa
,iu ana ioI TeutIaE: one large castle barn 3lX54,
va II ~AclS attached one gram barn 3DN.5 ali la
lar c,ulItI4u. buJi running water into the
'oU-r-y with soap stone cI,tt ru--und INTO al tn.
barns
IAr above de+orb.d property viii b. so.d to-
Gttlgr or ia separate lots, 10 sult purchasers.
Also, large not Of stock. including horses, cows
St. and O. general assortment oil Farming Io3.-
lI4y &c
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18
paraguayan War.

LONDON, Feb. lG.
Accounts Of the state of affairs ia Para
quay have been received from both side-
and are a. usual contradictory. The Bra
zilians claim that the war L. ended, that
their forces now occupy A-un-ion. 1t j.
positively asserted that Pre,id, mt Lopez
has abandoned the country and lie to
Bolivia.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18

The Herald ~ the only paper in
the County of Rutland. or this Sec
ton of Vermont that takes Eeic-
graphic news. The Herald receives
thc Associated Press REPORTS rcgu-
larry.
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Missouri

ST. LoUTs, Feb. 10.
It is reported that the Erie and other
eastern railroad companies, will purchase
the remaining stock in the st. Louis and
Illinois bridge company.
The Missouri legislature Las passed a
law prohibiting prize fighting.
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" estOfI.

ITHACA, y. Y, Feb. 1G
Weston stopped at Wclch'- hotel for
dinner to-day, and subsequently proceeded
to Old, distance Of twcnty-four miles
He is making good time to-day.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18

AUBURN, N Y, Feb. 10.
The interior of the Catholic church in
this city was discovered to be on fire al
9 o'clock this evening. 1t is impossible
as yet to state the damage TO the church
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with their confidence, kindness and re-
gard and also exchange congratulations
with each other in language of kindness
and esteem. Upon being introduced to
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman, the attention OF
each was directed first to the group OF
their children, standing on the left OF
their parents, all complete, save one who
is in the State of Minnesota, extensively
engaged in business. The following were
at home Charles p, Lizzie, Fletcher,
and Hattie. Thaddeus NJ, being the old
est, was the absent one. On the right of
Mr.. Chapman stood Paris Fletcher, Esq,
whose wife being i'll was not present, the
father of Mrs. Chapman, while next to
him were j. II. Buck Esq and lady who
is sister of Mrs Chapman), Of Lockport
n. Y, f. p Fletcher and lady, Albert
Fletcher and lady, Mrs Widow Champlin
Fletcher, Mrs Widow Norman Fletch-
er and two children, III. b. Chap
man, Miss Mary Chapman, with
son and daughter of Wightman Chapman,
Esq. Regrets were expressed at the alb
sence OF MIR. Hale and wife, the sister OF
Mrs. Chapman who are abroad on the
continent of Europe, upon a tour Of pleas
ure, and the absence OF VIM. Slade, Esq,
and wife, the sister of Mr.. Chapman who
are IN faris' France. Directly over the
heads of Mr.. and Mrs. {. on the walls, was
the following in silver letters:
H1S4 Silver WEDDING 1870"
y ,...,.
liz ~ - -.
I'el"etil inc ihltlti7 ABOVE h'li'S " o'1u-
'''''' ,''' nv va SIC '''''. '.N i,SS'oh' I''f
iran ny N .'9o''' i4''Ht'd IN all c'I'fS' 81
I'r'' l leleii''f' Ed While before the
CROW" oil 'lIena7 stood the ORIGINAL with
i couh'ehaIoe expressive OF The highest
satisfaction and delight, receiving with
becoming d}GHlfy and grace, the con-ratu-
IatlonS "f the numerous friends upon The
youthful appearance of bis sons and
daughters, and the beauty and grace OF
ms grand children Without wishing to
be Thought lnvIdloES, viii name. Il, they
occur to my mind sonie.o the numerous
crowd present: Hon John a C"naut,
! non ~. hr'-SS and LAdy'J. l.. Higgins,
r-7'l ana I'iy' az from Brandon; Hon"
H. =. lhoii'@ ana Lazy from Burlington
o' ' = ? ''''"''l ana lady MIS- Truman.
i'oiiry' SON and daughter G. y, Lame and
"!y' from Cornwall; VIM T. Nash and
lady from New Haven; F Miner E-q..
from Brdport President kltrheI. Prot
" II. Parker, Prof, II. NJ. S"ely, Hon. L
li1mm"nd' Raius Wainwright, q 5
v aHi"r-hf, Is , Beckwl'h, '"l Tracy.
W. H. ''',.' I'''. "'n. !. I''4-'''.' I'r. Cur
.'.r' w. VI '>'.'i", :. " VI "hn' II" W.
.-"i y, =. - fadr!d-e, NJ T. A''ie*'teN,
REQ. III 1ullt"hd, ilthfy Hammond. ,. 4.
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AUGUSTA, Feb. 10.
The Maine Medical Association held
meeting in the Senate chamber this even
ing They ask the legislature TO pass an
act legalizing dissection.
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Indictment

RICHNoHD, Feb. IL.
The grand jury to-day indicted JAS
Grant for the murder Of H. Bive~ Pollard
The trial commences Monday next.
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Gable News.

LONDON, Feb. IL.
The steamer Ne-toriAn from Portland
has arrived.
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We will venture to assert, that our
townsman, G. P. Spaulding, Esq. has three
as good native cows, as can be found in
the State. Since the 25th of last April,
his family have made 515 pounds Of but
ter and 210 pounds of new milk's cheese.
they have fatted two pigs which, at seven
months and four days old weighed 678
pounds, and have sold three calves for 80
dollars. The average number of persons
in the family during the time has been
five
Who beats the above
Rev. A. B. Flanders, rector of St
Luke's church, will conduct religious ser
vices at Hammond's Hall, in Ludlow
/ every Monday evening during the ensuing
year.
II. II. Richardson has purchased the
variety store" of Charles Q. Locke, on
recommended as a young man worthy of
patronage.
N. Adams Edison has sold his farm to
r.. ?. Pollard for $ 500
The pews in the Universalist church,
on North street, which have been sur
rendered for rent, will be disposed of by
auction sale Tuesday, Feb. IS, at o'clock
p. III.
Friday, the 18th inst, the citizens OF
Chester have a ride TO the Hawks
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FOR SALE.

one of the ha-. Farms in the town Of Ca-tle.an.
situated about , u mile from the village. con
tanning g. acres 81 huI At- Uu the farm one II
'Ea best or iat,.s III t1SH, has plenty OF apples
every year This farm viii boz sold very low, and
'h payment, made easy Call and sec.
JAMES AVERSION.
tHs'.e.uI.. Fen 81. lst', lulNw:oapl-
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Ono Stationary Twenty Horse Power steam
Engine AMI Boiler, all IN good running order.
foI particulars enquire OF Mansfield s N:Ism8a.
STRONG 4 BRO.
Benson, W., Fab. I0, I-Gp. -wfw.
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Boston Produce Market.

Reported espr--ls in tie HERALD by CHAMBER
LIS. NluIlaE.s A 90. Commission Merchants,
- anl ~ Esn.uil Han Market boston.
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y. BACHELOR WOULD

W announce ~ has friend, that hc Will open
his Hotel. III Cts'latou, The Lake BombsIiHe
HOUSE. ou the evening IT the pa Of Feb. No
rus'puurnea' WA. y. BACHELOR
t,hlMIswHW
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18

CHESrER.-Tho,e who desire to feast
their eyes, u- wplI as some other senses.on
articles of the toilet. fancy goods, articles
rare and beautiful both 10 keep and use,
perfumeric~, soaps. uintel and table orna-
meuts. pleaeu, things 10 take down, and
which are warranted never to get people
there who Use them; in short those vino
desire to procure something nice for. them
selves or their friends, viii DO wcli-even
if they are ill,--to call at the store of G.
NJ Maxtieid on Main street. Charley"
has just a. pretty and attractive store as
is made and its proprietor is as courteous
and atflblc as one would wish to meet
Call on. him by all means
The ceremonies attending the install
latiou OF the. officers elect of Evening Star
Lodge, No 50. l. o. of G. T., for the en-u-
ing quarter, took place Friday eve, Feb.
10 The following are the regular lodge
officers elect;
Henry F. Spencer, VIC. r
Francis Baldwin, w. V. T.
Fred H. Gay, w. S.
Agzie Chaplin, w. \. 5.
Mrs. c. r. Uadley, w. T.
Charles j. TarbelI, w. f. G..
John o. Miller, w. NJ
Anna Peabody. w I'G.
+. G. Goodell. w Q. G.
n r. Peabody, w. C.
Nettie ). Cram, w. d. NJ.
Mrs. III. 7. Spencer, w. r. H. S.
Miss Emma Church. w. L. II S.
Prof. e. n. Bell, d. G. w. c. T.
Saturday, we had the pleasure of
meeting our old time friend, s. Archer,
Esq, proprietor of the Rail Road House
at Bethel. Sam is the same genial,
lcyial-hearted person, that he was when we
last cav him; and besides being prince
OF good fellows, keeps one Of the best
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Ne followlng are the elo.ing auotations:
Citations are reported AZ fol-

Stocks continued heavy 20 the close, those at
tackled especially y the bezr combination, being
again lower.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-02-18

TRAINS LEAVE RUTLAND.

FJr Bellows Falls, 1880 Y 500 a m. 'l2,oo m,
'i.0G .. IN.
e Burlington, 80 * 1890 a. M, 1920 Y $40
p. IN.
Sc. bennington and State line, $3.50 a. IA and
1915 D.
s4rato.,a. -,.2D& 10 80 a. m, & II 10 =.
Salon. l,IU X '3.po n. N, 'l2.0y IN, and
1870 u N
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IeW Advertisements.

NNANTED---A QUICK. SMOOTH
W Sewer. 70 such a woman. steady cm-
ployment VIII be- given by
PAINE, BOWMAN y 60.
Rutland, Feb. rs, IS 9.
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U0ses Franklin Posts Real Estate column.
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Having had years Of experience in the business,
have all the advantages OF giving the ladies the
benefit OF purchasing
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ID O s L y y

take pleasure IN announcing TO the public of
Rutland and vicinity, that l have leased the
stoie now occupied by Marcus JeIkowski, for
term of years, and intend 70 keep large assort-
ment of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07

IN the stock market the specu alive Interest was
concentrated on Lake Shore, which in the forenoon
seemed 10 become sudden favorite and rose TO
s7&. The general market also became buoyant and
the whole list underwent a marked advance A
disposition TO take profits changed the aspect after
meridian, especially as the official statement Of the
earnings Of two Of the prominent estern railways
showed a large falling OF as compared with 1868.
In me case Of the Mnwaukee and ST. Paul road the
decrease for September Is over s55b oOo showing the
retention OF gram referred to above. In the case Of
the Northwest road the decrease ast week was about
sac 900. These unnattering announcements led to
sharp decline and the market closed weak and dull
81 reaction from the lowest point Of the afternoon.
The Lake Shore directors were again in session to-day,
with closed doors. They are supposed to be prepar-
lag statement OF the condition OF the Treasury 10
he made public on their adjournment The loss by
Lockwood & Co. is still varousy conjectured. On
one side 1t is thought to BIO very large on another
that ii VIII not amount to as much as originally
feared AS 10 the suspended firm, 1t ls now reported
that they will pay their creditors from fifty 10 sixty
cents on the dollar give their notes FOR the balance
and go on again. Alanson Robinson was elected o
director OF the Chicago and Northwestern Railway,
IN place Of James Il, Benedict OF Lockwood Co.,
resigned. These delays and the secrecy which
attends the meetings OF the Lake Shore directors have
put the whole street. "shortn OF the stock. In Pacific
Mail there was considerable activity, owing to a
Teported rivalry or interests, regards the
approaching election and the stock rose 90. New
YORK central was heavy and fell OF 10 l75k. The
IeBge u the principal stocks was as foilows:--
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Al the government purchase OF bonds to-day the
Tots accen ted were as TollOws:-

The following were the closing street prices for
government bonds:-United States currency sixes,
los los 4; do. SKIES, 1851, registered no l19h;
do do, coupon. ll9 a 1l9A; Dvetwenties. regis
tered May and November, llo . lle; DO. DO,
coupon Isc2 do mes 1875 do. do. coupon, 1884,
do, lIs2i a 49, DO do, coupon, 1895, do, l19 a
lleI4; do. do. registered January and July, 1l7h q
lI5si; do do coupon, 1856, do, l17s MS; do DO,
coupon, 1897, do, ll7A NIX; 90. do, coupon
1865, do, NIX ll7s4; do ten forues, registered.
los y a los; do. do, coupon, 1855 1851.
AT the close the following quotations were made
for the principal bonds Of the Southern lst:-Ten.
nessee, ex coupon, 62H 62s4; DO, new, SO o2a;
virginia ex coupon, 81 81; do, new. o2 t3j North
Carolina, ex coupon, ~ 80; do, new, 4oh Al;
do, special tax, 4s "a; Louisiana skies, 90 7o;
do. levee skies, e5; Alabama eignts, 81 s3; do.
nyes GO a e.; soDth Carolina skies 10 u; do. new,
% co. city Of Memphis skies, AZ 40.
The following wiz snow tie exports exclusive Of
specle from New YORK 70 iore.2n ports for the week
ending October 5. and suee tie beginning OF the
year:--
1897 lsas 1882
For the wees . s2S72,e57 s9,o72 5cs s5.oIi,+42
Prev reported lS6 902 3O3 l22,9Slaso 14i, $50, "a
-- ---------- -----------
enks IN 0aI- na
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Wheat active export and market was rm al ths
O. ss so n 8 Sr
sS for so = amber y ana red ,aa. ~ q 4 70
sses "s anssS s. WIS %s sss
1SSs s. sG d W . n 8 81 hG .
81 u for yellow Rye dun ststs brought ST n
m s T a Gy % 60 n al
&c. S.em,he las. an extreme price for white barley
81 Stale Canada West Barley Ms's was duii
articles being light bai rn especially for grain
Liverpool eo oashel. aes. At ~ ed d.
iSs Oh and sifs sed
At 40 To GLASGOW per steamer 20 200 bushels wheat at cd
2oOo bbs petroleum. ates British bark 10 Bristol With
sS Hssa a III n KID sas @ o o
back 10 New York, on private terms
ana co,h al aSse ssise s1'''' - -''s' = Nv
Hora-The demand Tor all grades limited and the
for crop and De- a ilc. for old.
9a'ssa sf'sS' i S,S oa ,sssHs
sos; All % and short do a. Soc s5c .-,.,
tons published e our sa, issue.
being hsht prices however steady AZ quota
, ssw sass eds D'erara at S SOC and 20 bis
-, M.y.l saGsEssprs ,psn ns was in fair demand
see Tor msrchantabls lots Tho stock i very light Sales
900 DOs o 4c aec for Southern ,s for do 70
Sner grades were in demand at full prices,
mS sa Sssi 100 ps sGo srap s
No $50 do extra pale at S6 $z and iso DO pale et
window sa.s' IS 20 IS IS. Tar dui yeitera"ys
oi.sI ts was selling IN small Ie.ss slas,os in
raoylnoNs-Receipts,l ss bbs pork and loo packages
e Al or n nss ss pS s .s s
were about m o Se q @ s % FOR new mess The ssr
ana 1s%d%s 8. sSis
linra M hng eutief hl
iot.. io4c, with arrivals OF 900 head. Beer was
Ssss eo active s fo 'G Plain II. mess 'a'
s2 si7 for Tlcrce beef dull prices were
sass made wan tie range s a. cay
were made al ise le for piSsisa shouia.s l$e aiic
for smSEss iS picked ham; ls
o oe % gSs' Tss sr h w bses s Of i
prices heavy sales were only about $50 packages sa
At l5c lse for No to prime stearm Eoth butter and
PRTncIrUh crude in bulk, tn. market was dun the
@ @ @ s Ssa SS a "
bbs we heard o. no sales prices were unchanged Refined
speculative, but the market rather easier closing
g yas terms s sa ae r S 70 ba do Do or p
terms 5oo DO FOR January at s-c 500 Do for February
ion December at the, same price. YapatSs remsqsd
dun and nominal at 9ac i9Se 10 Philadelphia t'e
alteration closing a s]9c. sisse for SPOT, Sales 30
70 December a. Ssc and 1000 do for November aud Decem
RICE was moderately active and firm 200 bbs Carolina to
arrive sold at &c.
sEEpsGass dull at the quotations In las. issue.
OF Calcutta nseed about ago bags artist sold at
81 TN, gold duty paid.
STEkEiSE was dull, bat unchanged. A few small sales
were made AZ lac. \ 30c. for fair to choice city.
SUGAR.-The market for raw was dull the demand from
all being small and prices remained heavy. Fair
good refining CUBA quoted at nsic. i2c. The
1876 bhds part l3c for Porto Rico 49,
ic Refined stu quiet and heavy the follow
Ing quotations lizard, l54c sof white l5sc. I5>.c
extra G, l5c i5isc., and yeilows 1877 a lit9c.
TALLowTbe market quiet at yesterday prices. The
'si TsFs g Ss 2S sb. ae pre, was u su
being checked by the hnness OF holders who dsmanded
81 q, tax paid.
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re q the principal stocss was as roliows:--

rhe following were the closing prices o. stocks
oil the last session or the Stock Exchange:-
Ganton, ~ a 90; Cumberland, 29& bid; Western
ruion S62. a 35A; MaripOsa, ~ IL; DO. pre-
fcrad rs; Pacific Mail, % a 6sH; Boston Water
Power, 136 AZ; Adams Express 64,s IS;
wes-Fargo Express. ~ q 22}s; American Elk
press, 81 323; United States Express "a IS;
Merchants Uron Express eIS bid; New York
Central, III q 175j4; Hudson River, 1904 q
49,; Harlem, 1872; Erie, 33k 332{; do. pre-
ferred 5gH o.; Reading, s0< q a6Z; Michigan
Central, l20H o 122 Lake shore, sos s6%; Illinois
Central 10 a 1856; Cleveland and PttsDurg, "a g41S
Chicago aud Northwestern 70 q 731f; 20. pre-
terreo, sSh esssf; Cleveland, Columbus and Cncin-
natl, 7sls bid Rock Island, 1861 1865; Milwaukee
und 81 PAU, eos 69ls; do preferred, s24 s22f;
Toledo ana wabash 6Tz SO; DO. preferred ~;
Fort Wayne, sSj& Alton and Terre Haute, ~; do
preferred, DO; Ohio and Mississippi, 274 a 27s&;
Deiaware and Lackawanna log: New Jersey
Central, osX 100; Chicago ana Alton, I40 a 141;
DO. preferred 14os l41ls; Morris and Essex, s7I
tS Hannibal and 81 Joseph, l08I a 1857; do. pre.
ferrcd, 1O7 q 100; Columbus Chicago ana INDIANA
Central, 2b3s a 2e}l.
Foreign exchange quotations ranged as foIowy.-
Sterling, sixty days, commercial 1oss, l0s; eooa
20 prime bankers'. 102 a iosh snort sight Iool n
IooN; Paris, sixy days 622Js b.IS5; short
sight, 6l6E 6.I3s; Antwerp, 6.22b 6leiz;
Switzerland, 5.22 u 6.l6k; Hamburg, s5% 36i;
Amsterdam, sax 40.s; Frankfort 40 a so1;
Bremen, 70 ss%: prUaslan ibalers. 7o4a7I.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WPpsEspAy, Oct &c r. NJ
CovrrK.-The business in Rio IiEht, though the
market was seady 53s bags Partaan private
terms. Other kinds dull and prices nominal
coTTos was In active demaDd Tor spinning and export,
aud fair business nonsnrsn,aod Prices heavy
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tLoUn AND SnAIsRe Receipts: 1887 tbls, sonr $50
bushels wheat 81 S35 do corn, l9t61 and 1874
The hou market ruled DUH but prices about the
same except In few where ratherlowcr
acceyted, California AosH nominal The
Gales were abcn, " ooo bes Scneern tour only mode
Taoy active and heavy the Raes $50 ibis Rye -four
In limited demand and heavy IN price $50 bbs
Corn moderately dealt In NJ quotations; sales
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At opening but frong at the cIos when mddng upland
quoted 34c. The sales 29i5 bales, including y96
TO arrive Of which ss7 were for export ~ for spinning
aud 2l speculation For ftre delivery tho business
only moderae salos 6N bales basis nadng, De-
eembe,, at Boo. q 1ao. W. qno.es-
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NOR SALF-THE WHOLE OR ONE HALF INTEREST
IN good paying town Livery Stable good location,
long lease; and fixtures first class For particulars
LIVERY box 1sl Herald Office stating where in
terry NAV he
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ulIs AT TIE NEW NR sract ssciiGl:.

nee ian. sl39, us IC0 sl26 ,O4s .l4e O9l 10
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! TOR sALE--A CHOICE THREE STORY AND A FIRST
IL class four story brown front Houe, fifty.hird
street. bawean Sixth and Seventh black walnut
parors plumbed all the improvements Apply th .
owner, the premises, or so Pine street. mt two T. M
| j. W. STEVENS i BROTHER.
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jersey Central Railroad two story House and Lot
II DESIRES two OF Land will be sold with
cams: only three minutes walk from depot. Apply
address GEO. w. WENDELL, Crawford, N. ],
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BRooKLYN REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE OfFERED.-FOR sALE-PRICES
~ moderate and terms TO sni-some OF those elegant four
story high stoop brown atone front French roof Houses
northwest Of Clinton and Lafayette avenues Brook
iyn MI modern Improvements fcpee black walnut front
vestbule DOORS sss and stair castings halls and dining
elegantly walnscoed French plate gass hard wood
sash about IL rooms houses ~ and 29r4srl0 9o Jpn
mediate possession Take Greene mt Fulton
ferry, and apply the premsesto THtMAS PAGAN, owner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-07

T oTs-TWO FINE LOTS FOR SALE IN SECOND
avenue near Eighty second street. level grade rock
fine building sites, terms easy,
ROBBERY 7. MEEKs 80 Cedar street.
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- Tor sale at bargain, located north side Of 1921
street, near Fourth avenue; contains all modern improve
inents Apply on premises, TO owner, from A. N. to
i. ". +. y. DEVEAU
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business wANTED-S5ooj TO 8e0000, AND SER
ID Of young and thorough business man IN some
well established and good paying business that will bear
nvestig CATION Address In confidence q. H., box LEI
IIarald nalca fnr1 hrcnd avs
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

A RELIABLE MAN WAETED-WITH AN EQUAL
n amount Of $780, perfectly secured By eoaera pNr
chase the paraphernaa for entirely enterprise, which
cannot fail to realize "a fOrtune.
WILSON II Clinton place, Eighth street.
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/SOTTON FACTORY IN TEXAS-NEW BRICK BUILD.
| ings new Machinery 2000 Spndes, with Steam Power,
for sale CHEAP, close estate Apply 10 GEORGE BUT
LER, II Broadway, room ".
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L,oR sALE--A POTTERY AT MARINERS HARBoR,
Staten Island in complete running order, with
power story dwelling House; terms easy Apply
al premises.
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n turing Business on Broadway established twelve years
profits large demand constantly increasing; three years
lease, rent low very little money required.
WALTON K co, ~ Liberty street.
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90 OOO WANTED, A PARTY TO PURCHASE A
sDO. UUU. part In Of the best blank book
manufactures in the city, Address j. T. d. box sos Post
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COUNTRY SEAT AND THREE ACRES AT OYSTER
" Bay nicely located house modern, fine Farm OF rs
ae'e' anu w WHITEHEAD H. VAN WICK, 22s Broadway
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yNoR sALE-AT HUNTERS POINT, FINE FRAME
House, consisting OF rooms, and Liquor Store hnely
fitted up and full lot Inquire premises Second street
near Perry, OF DENNIS CRONIN
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4 tHEAP HOUsES-TENTH STREET. BETWEEN FIFTH
" and Sixth avenues, three brick House, $4,000;
others In desirable locations, 81 ,e9J TO $4,000.
W. p SEYMOUR, III Broadway.