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twenty-five Years Practice

In The Treatment Of Diseases incident to female.
has placed DR. DOW at the head Of all physician
making such practice speciality, and enables
MN 70 guarantee speedy and permanent curs in
inc worst cases OF Suppression and all other Mem
strnai Derangemeats. from whatever eause An
letts for advice must contain al. om.s No q
kNDicorT STREET, BOSTON
n B.-Board furnished to those desiring n re
main under treatment.
Boston, July, 1853. -sp no. lyr27
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DIED.

| Dad n fremont Aug. 18th, Mrs. Maria Loi,il Nv,
Aged 50 years. ''
IA luis ely. Aug. IL, Charles Lewis son Of ms
| Il days. " '"'' 'A'ii'
me; and forbil them not Tor OF sueh i. th. tia,
dem Of Heaven" -7
West f.cnion, Juiy rs, lsis. Amelia Isador...
.Aueh.er Of ? + and Nancie Il. " Fariand aged
" mos and II DAYS .
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POPULAR PRlcES.I

The Managers Of the GRAND Coz
Gent to be held the 27th, have conclu-
ded to fix the price of Tickets at %
cts, Reserved Seats sl.00. This
change Of base win permit all TO Sc
cure Tickets.
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List of Letters
BAfCMELOR'S HAIR DYE.

ne spiendid Hair Dye Is the best in the wora,
ini M onIy frae and perfect Dye-H srmless keiisD
.,hts remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes iHvizof
a.es and leaves the hair soft and beautiful, BLACK
Properly applied at BatcheIor's Wig factory Ne
ID Bond ST., New York, s1eiyl5
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New Publications.

usrpers Mag lxinc for september i r-ccIv-
ed. |, l. for sale a, the Bookstores and this
monthly is always instruct We. entertaining,
and worth more than |, costs. and tins J. one
of the good numbers.
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Rebecca Crabtree. aged respectively 81
and 80. May the present possessors Of
the old homestead reach a. good an old
age, and find as peaceful a resting place.
EYE WITNESS.
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y The following Cattle Fairs ar,

q lhe following Cattle FAIRS are
already announced;
Eastern kennebec. at China. Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Sep.
2sth. 29th, and Both; Somerset Ger
trail. at Skowhegan. Wednesday, Thurs
day and Friday. Sept. 29th and Both,
and Oct. LIST; Waldo. at Belfast,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
Oct. 18th. 18th and 14th: Hancock. at
Ellsworth, Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct. 18th, 18th and 18th /;
Androscoggin Agricultural and Horii-
cultural, at Lewiston, Wednesday and
Thursday, Oct. 9th and 9TH East Ok
ford. at Dixfeld, Wednesday and
Thursday. Oct. 9th and 9Th: Town
Show of Orland and Bucksport, at Or
land. Thursday and Friday, Oct. 9TH
and Sth.
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TIE WALDO 90. Republican Convention
resulted n follows:
Nessrs. Cushing and Ga -celon, Senators Of
last year, were re-nomnated BY aceiama,ion
G. II. Webb, Esq. of Thorndike, who has
held the Office OF County Commissioner sut
one term. was also re-nominated by xcclama-
ton as also was Joseph Mcfarland, Esq, for
County Treasurer.
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Capt. s. II. Higgins Of Bar Hsrbor SOLD
two and three iourths acres OF Land bounded
on the shore near the steamboat landing one
dsy this week fnr g. 800. City prices.
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ton was held on the 18Th. The nominations
were: + LoriBg Talbot Of East Machias, Put.
man Rolfe Of Princeton for Senators; Iguatius
Sargent of Machias. Treasurer; As-on Hobart
of Edmunds, County Commissioner;
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We take the following letter nom the
WAi1. ii'cli' H. oar -i0cy anI wen Co.,
Hon Lyndon Oak Declines the Hichborn
Nomination
nARi,~p. Aug 81. Is,

GARLAND. Aug. 81, l-G1.
r. fhe Editor M the DfHy Hhjy:
-ee ~ sour issue Of thu itth int that the
Mas Temperance aont cntou, held ths pre-
siou- d4y. conferred upon me the honor Of
nomination ny tht State Senate deem II
proper ~ state THAI | sympath.Zc mos, earnest
~ with the n4emlseg- u that convention in the
ar.iT. IN pruter4 iitr comnuut, against thu
cssi- u iui.mreraucr. iiur | am unable to
zee how the cause ~ Temperance or prnhibi-
tloa j. ID b-, promoted by allowing myself to
divert VOTE, from tue Republican nominee tor
the same position, while be hold, precisely the
same views ON The sub beet Of prohibition 4, are
hcld By ms elf | am. thereto q. compelled 10
decline thu nomination.
Truly yours, LYNDON DAN
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OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
HANCOCK, Aug. 18th, 1869.

Neck" A narrow strip of
land, partly covered with luxurient
growth Of pine and fir and cedar. with
rocky coast. broken here and there bv
easily descending beaches reaching far
sea-ward, and surrounded by landscapes
A. fine a. any Ia he found in the land. II
affords Ia the tours. every facility for
recreation and rest during the summer
months. Standing on the end of ''the
Neck" or properly speaking. the peuin-
sular. one secs OH his right Trenton
Point and Mt. Desert. and on his left
sullivan and Goldsborough. while FAR
away to the sea he can discover many
islands. not The least Of which are the
Porcupines and Iron Bound. Among
the islands tn be seen from the eastern
side of The Neck j. Bean Island. sup
posed Ia have been inhabited wears ago
bv the Indians The visitor. even now.
can see on the southern slope of the ISL
aud the heaps of clam shells and the
arrangement mark the site ofthe Indian
camp The island was even in memory
d: hat ubiquitous creature. the oldest
inhabi;ant. one 81 the finest places for
game la be found in this region. Fifteen
wears ago. during an excessive drought
some one carrlc>sly let fir To- the brush
on the island. end in very short time
every thiIg That was comhu,iiblc was
DESTROYED. The fir penetrated the dry
roo.- and peat to the depth of ten or
twelve inches. and lett soil most AL
mirahl, fitted fpr vegetation. Mr..
Enhraim trabtrcc together with 4 "a
Cab. ce and Charles Cuatcs hired the
land 10 the following Summer. paving
ipr il the sum of ten dollars Without
Use of plOw 90. harrow. the. >impl,
-plan'cd ,hc seed aud in the fall took
:.pm il a most luNnrirnt crop. On lit
teen acres thrN raised $1 bushels ol
oAi-. "a bushels at wheat. lir bnshc'- oi
POTATOES. u hu~hel. u beans. aud con-
+ -.icrAhlc hay. The entire product
weighed over 80 tons.
While 81 work upon The Island thcy
7 w p" 'N'''t"''' N"lP'-'
/ tn have belonged to an Indian. They
I al-o hrov ght aAay several rc'jc-. " hn-c
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

The Nursery Is always full of ihe brightest
little stories, and the incest little pictures OF
any monthly OF IT. class that are seen. John
l.. shorcy & Go. Boston, 81 30 per year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

Tur .N.yY Th< tyoriir magazine fnr
-cftrmt~.r contains some article, ~ unusual
excellence. Dr. Draper ha. An interesting
account II ''our Mineral Sprio.~" and Nr.
Richard Grant W hitr writes -aiir sensible 4nl
pheasant thing, about .'The In~ociahlsur-- uf
-ari-fy" Mr.. W. v. Fowler contributes !.
wrt,,nfnr not. on the names ~ nirkru'. char
aei.r. .rhe story u He /, 4 -;ary IL ~
lttlr power. and part our % Little Bap~rp
l. quite charming. "priftwOo-i." "l'irTa-
ture and Art" and '-Nebnla'~ though shorter
than usual. arr exceedingly good. M the ppe-
try. The " hifs Flag" rs William 'utrr.
J. 4 gem 81 the rur.,t water poem That th-
richest periodical might Wy prpli H. print,
Que ~ those delicate aud tNqui-it. cxirry~-
ipu. Of true feeling Shi,h betrAy the tr1c gin
anil of which Mr. Winter has uttered mBns
b-iprr. sheldon & 80. y .hli.h Galaxy. I4-
broadway, New Work
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

The Pennington Chronicle says tha,
Mr.. Joseph II. Nash of JSy, claims the mowin 2
championship Of Franklin County. having cut
ore half acre Of grass in % minutes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

The champion Eckfords in their late
trip through the west defeated every club ex-
eept the Red Stockings.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

Vanderbilt has married young girl and
now travels by special train.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

ident OF the rirst Maine Heavy Artillery Asso-
citation.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

The September "Tiver-ide" t. introduced
by a fresh frontispirco from an artist Better
known By hi painting. than hs engraNinT'
from his designs. Mr.. Geo-ga t- lamnd'n,
The picture 4 called Town and Country,
and / 4 good naturcd Characterization q c.fy
and country children when brought face To
face Two old iayoritc- rcappear. Porte cray
on. with his picture aud stories q Nirgthisn
life. and Abby sage. with 3 nrw story from
the old English poets. the sadly sweet "a
ticnt Griseida- The Editor ha. given also on
the ln-t page Of the Magazine a piece ot mn-
sic ~ the seventeenth century, q lullaby suhz
by Griseids Dr Abbot; describes "Snaring
Shanks:~ Miss bishop publishes another ~ her
pretty fairy poems and pioture-; TIM Edf"r :
!.siory Of a Rock describes secretly ping ard
eleetra;ypI-g and John Radcliffe, aid'd hv
G,sion Fay. give m attractive account 81
| ..Wso.lrnrk shooting" The number y par
tiruIsriy noticeable for it, show ~ tilu>ifa-
tinn.. txcntv-iiy" IN 80, many VI fhrm being
large and striking. Fuhli-h"d by Hurt And
ilouchion. New York. So yrfr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-08-26

The PE>oBscor co. Republican Conven.
ton nominated the following candidates:
Senator.-Thomas X. kinsbury, Charles
BuGun and Timothy Fuller.
County Commis,ioner-F. A. Reed.
County Treasurer-Horaee J. Nickerson.
Hon. John A. Peters Idre>.ed the convcn
ton.
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LYNiSlN DAN

RErRT>E>I sTIyE 10 THE LEGISLATORS.
according % the usage Mr.. Chainbe RAIN
who represented n, last winter will b. return
ed Mr. Chamberlain la, been suffering from
indi>po,iton most oi the summer but /. get
ting better now. and the people will be glad d,
the opportunity Of sending him back to Augusta
TO atten 10 their interest, another wear. we
have heard hi- name suggested by all who
have mentioned the subject Of Representative
MIR. ChambeJIaru !, a good business man and
a ,onnL LEGISLATOR.
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TI.i.tO F'OHIL IIlI|T

P/.f.tO F'ORIL II.lX.lT
T-he Subscriber Offers h.- err4 -.- +. t..--
.irlng pianos timed or repaired Il.G1
-Hfnr hirty Years experience in the ..H .r..
h7rI7 competent q giving snot eata-,a ..iau.
EkFEEENl r..
ChIckrrng 4 ~au= VIVA l. Envf-.4. G...u
j. " brack e.t, Hsliett pas- b e.s... Nl~
Orders may be len at the tor rs
stn., Ellsworth, Ne, or at ;av EoaA-i4se e
II fili.bury Backspori
Also Dealer il hr-t class B5-.a
Pianos.
i'r which paymsnt- may be n45. b lr-.--
instalimrnts.
BEN. AN.
III worth. Aug 18th I-tFa saa
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PROGRAMMES

PROGRAMME
T. Piano forte Potansiss In a Ma 5r op 10
Mr R.. C Dixey.
? cssaiina from III Bravo, ser.s.s-,
Mr.. II. W. Whitnsy.
D Piano forte fantasia on themes from
Noses IN Egypt. Talss-
Mr., B. J Lang
s. cavauna orla suIi onaa ws--,.4.
Miss s. W Barton
5 Grand Duet, for piano for'es on thsrn
from Norma. rhls,-
Misses Clara F Joy and
Carrie Chamberlain
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AN Sorts.

PORTLAND, kug. l2,h 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-22
Snftipn SaIts Of NtaI estats.


ANTHONY D. BLEECKER, AuctiOneer.
N THE MOST VALUABLE PROPERTY AT AUCTION, ever Of
fred in the lower euI WESTMINSTER COUNTY. by A.
gLBBCKBR son CO. at the Exchange Sseooms No III Broad
THREE HUNDRED AMP TWENTY-FIVE CITY LOTS and SIX
FiSB Residences
THE property Of HRSkY r. DEGRAAF)
This property lave bkOADWAi kTmeIly known as BOSTON
OPPOSITE ONE JNukrU AND SIXIIBTHSI., ON NkN-lORk
ISLAND ADD 20 MINUTES PROM R0RrY-sEC0ED'ST., BY
HARLEM AND HORSE CARS pass grounds every
Sen eonnectg the Ihiave Railroad aud Steamboat
fr Peek Slip Also minutes from Merose and Morrsana
6SB FINE STONE DWELLING % ROOMS 10 CITY
LOTS. all Modern High Ground Splendid SHADE
Building would cost $4,000 to bad fae place for Summer or
Hotel
Ore LARGE DWELLING with brick, l6 Rooms enc
Barn and Fft Abundance and directly facing
wesiray-psce; CITY Lo.s. all Moderg Improyents
TOWER HOUSE Man ard Roof 10 Rooms all Modern I'M
proyemens. CitJ Lots splendid View.
One GOTHIC HOUSE Rooms Modern improvements Barni
so Two DWELLINGS ba together with Party wai the two
10 each, and Two City Lots each building
D Also, SMALL HOUSE, on ? City Lots -. -. o.... -,
VIEW Of St CENTRAL PARK, and the SOUND
The proposed NEW CENTRAL BOULEVARD, from the Harlem
Diver TO Para. hn blit Will connect win TIE B0S
THIS PROPERTY BOSTON ROAD or BROADWAY Is laid Wisb
BELGIAN PAVEMEN rp and arrange
N The
6pey graded ground the property Broadway and part
ofWsst and Seconp curb gateed and tagged Street
This PROPERTY is ERT BASY OF ACCESS LAYS HIGH has
COMMANDING VIEW si VERY HEALTHY and has the general
reputation fbeug the property in the town All the Improve
,uruts on The Properv are Ffsi-ClasS
10 PER CENT CASH and AUCTloNRBRS FEE on day Of
Sale 80 PBR CENT before the h day Of APRIL snd MORT
GAGB AT YEARS the oEcs Of J. r. MARVIN Post
Building. Iiberty Az. Nissaust~
World Of Feb l3 and Times Of Feb Is hsps
can b obtained at The 0@ee Of tle Auetonser
THE STONE HOUSE with $50 feet Boston Roat and 5 feet on
Chdst, can be purchased DO one plot previous 70 SAFE
party At the Tower House Seeondpset show The property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-22
Alp o'clock. a The Exchange salesroom.,

"THR BROOKLYN HOUSE, AT AUCTION.
HAMILTQN.AYE, BROOKLYN.-The Srstory brick hotel on
the junction Of Unionst known The Brooklyn
Honsn with frontage of768 each The building covers
vaults under the Sidewalks substantially built and
perfect order seventy and altogether lsFess
propev Possession any Tie furniture vii be sodh yalr
building could easily he turned into store or factory
direct Prospect Park Tile perfect
Terms favorable 80.
GREENWICHST.-Tyosory brick front house and lot NO ~
Greenwichst side between Canal ard Wattsr SIZE ~
and running through to Csnast with frontage OF o. e' OF 'nA
sixty per cent mortgage Possession April L.
WEST THIRTl-SRNENIlSI.-Four story bnek ba dlng wiz
sube and lot No 80 Wet Thirty seenihsL south sde between
NnhayeS ler first Moor anu d"eng a1o'e
Marble mans aud Crgt9n Nearly new Terms GSra9s TIM
VALUABLE NINTH WARD PROPERTY BELONGING 10 Iuh
ESTATE OP DAVID MAGAHCAI, DbCkASbD. o,c W.,
story brick house sad lot 10 Zee No. ~ Wesl
Feven Hammond south side between FVurihst and WAver
house we'll built aud furnished With all the modern
good bsmtut and cellar fBt gravel soil Posses
s.ou on delivery ofdeei Title perfect Half remain mortgage
ATTRACTIVE SALR or % LOTS AT fLAIBUSh, L.
SCHENECTADY AYBFou lots south east corner sheheetA
AID Gsrleu-st each 25IloO 49,, a., - .,
Di1MONDsT-Two lots south side, commencing $50 feet east Of
Schenscady.ave. each 25IlUO. - a.. ...,h IA.
SCHENBC1ADYANB-Ihree lots and gore on 'Ao sVu'" '''
commencing 100 feet Of Schenectady ave -, IL -
lots aud gore on tae NeS' s1 '
meucug at south corner Of DamonitL
MAYS at No II Cedarst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-22
guusts anS farms Manttb.

~>~~~~~~->'~->~~>>
yVANTED-TO BUY or RENT near New
w York small place, suitable for family Adore" f. A.
Tribune Office
XNANTED.-Fou or five ROOMS, WHOLE
w OR PARTLY FURNISHED, for housekeeping the Fifteenth
Ward until the LIST Of May. Address for tao days H. IT, Tribune
Ohce.
WANTED.-$1500 600 CASH will be paid for a
small three built HOUSE and LOT 10 good neigh
borhood The limits Forh and Seventh ave
Please give the nuber Of the properly al
dress j. NJ b.. Box No. zoos Hew-York PostOhce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-22
ADRIAN II. MULLEN. AuetiOnesr
)RS' SALE OF VAIUABl

ADRIAN II. MULLER. AuetiOnesr -
EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
DERRTY on wESTST, sogtl-s,.. corner HoBQKkSST, CO;
sell at auction THURSDAY Feb 49, AZ IL ococb Al ibe BI5he
siesroom, No Ill Broadway tie LOT Of land With tie BkIk
BUILDING thereon situate the southeast 81 West and o
Collins Hotel" opposite the Albany Steamboat
Landing 44I8O feet Possession May ], 1859. - -
KISsk Co No : PHsst (5g10)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-22

A ID. MELLICK, jr, Misunderstanding
~ SALE Of EGHT DESIRABLE LOTS s,sJ S 1oS spr
Erbhs A. d. MBLLICK IT, BRO. AaetoBeet. Ai deasrs 10
SssJesy Real Eiate No &c Phest her York w ss ol III
nay Feb % 1870 a ~ n RIhauge Saetf0oms NO III
Broadway, n. l., the above dssrrhet - ..
'' VALUABLE BUSINESS LOTS,
situated midway between The two ferries and hoang on
(souh SeTenthtt) -, -. v. nc
Piuest., n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-22
Sutiiun Sails Of StaI Gstat,.

A j. BLEECKER, SON g. Co. will sell
as at Suction WEDNESDAY. Feb ~ at2 O'eloei the
Exchange Saesroom:
BLEvBNTHAvR-seven full lots the side Of llthsve
commencing at the north east corner OF bIIhtt
SIXTY EYBNTI ST-Obe lot on TIE North eide Of 67,hit
medatey the adjoining the Avenue h size 2I05
SIXTY ElGIlTHSr-OBs lot the south side Of 6ht tho
The above MENTIONED and commencing 100 feet
25IOO5 Terms fAvorshe Title perfect coming from the
IaimAn estate Maps AZ No. ID CedAr Ii,p =,
stl2 m, at the FIehauge SslesrOon.
PEREMPTORY SALE, TO DIVIDE PARTNERSHIP INTEREST.
MADIsOSAVRFcur lots the west side Of ave.
mencng o. seventa ht each 2I except.
the which 5 21.2 feet vide
SEVENTY PFTHSTTyO lots The north side Of
at adjoining be lots e. the each z5Ilbt2
MAbISONAyEFour lots on the east SIDE Of hadsonave
eepting the corner which is !12tlO0
SEVENTY FFTST-Four lots north side ofSeventyfhht in
Of the Avenue lots each 251l022
magnificent lots the east side Madison.
ave- commencing feet north OF Seventy urthst each lot 2IlOo
Seventyurh Seventy sts open Central Park toward ito
superb lake Maps at No II Cedar-sL 5000 - -
THIRD aud basement brick house and lot No $40
Sreth first door and dwelling
above. Croton throughout. gas IN store
three basement high stoop
stone houses lots 10 40 East SHehst souh side,
eatey Thdave The houses contain all the
modern improvements Possession LIST May Chandeliers and fixtures
go the houses SIietst between Third and LeIgi0nHyea
all built n both sides and severed.
SECOND the side Of Seeonday
commencing the northwest nu each lot 2btr
no. Two connect with these lots from the avenue and one
from the Seventy ninth st IL 100 feet wide
Of FiTstaVe commencing AZ
the southeast Of Ffty ghhst
FIFTY EIGHTH and basement high oop brown.
stone houses and lots side commencing 75 feet
Hrstaye each 1885, lot 1904 feet dep substantially DUH ny
days work under the owners upeon CONTAINS all the modern I'm
provements.
FIPTYNHTTST Nos Rast Fy.ninths story
and basement brick and south side O. feet east
Of First finished and water pipes all through lots I
House 81 feet deep. -. -. . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-22
4 j. BLEECKER. Anctioneer.

A j. BLEECKER, AuctiOnceI. -. -,
"A. VALUABLE downtown sfoRB PROPERTY on PkAHL
ASD WATER.STs. FOR SALB-A j. BLEbCkER. son 20
viii MONDAY. March l. at Y O'clock Tie III
change Salesfoon No. III Broadway: .,
PTRirSThe four story ,ud attic bk nudIng s'd Lot No %
Peast near Coeue.sp IL sr7 % rents fof Si20 antu
WArKR-STTwos.orT bnek Baking ADD Lot No. ls "A'sf1l
northeast corner 81 De Peysierst about ljiO5 tet -
hreorv brick huBg and Lot no liJ WAlersi
uert to corner Of De Peyster-st, lafthsb 49, 90
WATRRST-rhs foIrsiory and attic brick Burg Win 90 s
sdonug the lsstnnei o 0'tVltel lbse
40 alley from the Of lott 10 De PeJsisrst
Maps Al ColiAr-s-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-22
DY JAMES NJ. MILLER.
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I'D MONDAY March I,
At 70 IN. at RfeAarge SalssIputn. No III broadway,
(t'uier direction Of :. Jones, ESQ. retsref.l ,
no Ion MOTTST-EAsi SIDE between Hester and CanhSr, The
valuable viii the lTcIIory back dseng each % hon sAa
VI lot
no lC2The valuable o Or sui aous The 'hore WITH a'f'oT
brick dwelling each ffont and rear oilot =,
Delaney STN 10 roumecg The corner OF htseI ~ e
10, Of Land With lVs.siofy brfk building and store
NO 1ls oBs 'hs above. With dve'iorJ br
building Hth aIOfe
Also
NO 40 DELASCBYST Adjoining the shore With fvs'iory brick
ESsEx sTyo 9 sornv tie DeIreslst property rear Of
lot The thre,sory aud basement hrick building
Also.
RSSBXST-So 100 adjoining Toe Above with three story bHei
Dwellings
EssRXsT-Yo O2 adjoining Nth three story brlei dwelling
Also
RSSEXSTSo lO adjoining With ssosiov brick dwelling Win
attic and basement a.,
SFCOSDAVE Commenting south west 81 Thirteenth.
A. The valuable ,. 81 land No. 20l 3j aud l each With
lDgr-sloSy bhcL dSsluHgs aud bAsenents
oNEHUEDBHD AND NINTH ST-Pour lot, ~ l'nd norh has
aud uutt 80 feet east from Eleventh ave
SIXTY per bond Hui norisgs three Grave years