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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08
auttiom SAILS of Sral Estate.

auttiom SAILS of Sral Estate.
ApR1.S H. MULLER Auetioneet.
AUCTION SAd d5at as 4 1 X5EFA SITES
500 CITY LOTS,
IN THR CITY OF
PIAINFIELD, NEW-JERSEY,
located plateau the foot Of the Blue Range Of
MsSStalas being part the celebrated Washington PARK property
ADRIAN II. MULLER, p. r. WILKINS g. Co.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL,
sn O'Clock m,
rHg ABoyBDEscRIBED PROPERTY.
wAsHIsGToS PARK.
RocKvrEw. MAPLE, wL ySyEbs MAGNOLIA AND CEDAR
in the city Of
pIATNFTELD, NEW-JERSEY,
bali . mile fror the depot Of the Central Railroad ~,
waagtoS PARK consists large Of land set apart By tina
''A''' W w. SUBURBAN RESIDENCES
and d under the most stringent RESTRICTION cDs
thus su'rhn,ssSg PI ASp CHOICE NEIeHBoRHooD
There property Offering the market which combines 60
many Oaes to purchasers greater udaemen lae pm
epA' 0i WHICH A'' ACCESSIBILITY,
twelve train, to and from Sew.YorL lay. -.
IFS EXTREME HEAITHFULNRSs.
RIDE Is sheltered fro the cold Of Winter and has at all
esdows fever, and having Subso oil ss vel
'''in'l BEING IN THE CITY OF PLsIEFgLD.
Pan Is e containing sG%e o% III gs works
not cheaper than combining all tho advantages Of the
e0IH XR NM sf TY GSb GRANDEUR OF SCENERY SELECT
SBGHBORHoOD. being immediate vieniI Of hI,t
aasanes 1900 to 5OOJ SUPERFICIAL fEBT IN each plot giving
q. lad oai and property e.dg Improvements NEW
DEp1 TR BMs OF sHIR WEI BIZ VERY LIBERAL
TRANSPORTATION 70 and iron the sale ree OF charged by special IRAN
from tue foo. Of LheriyI at 10 O'clock For maps &C. appg 20 e
Guctioaecrs No. fiHest loS'1l
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REAL ESTATE.
yrw.YoRK. Thursday, Oct. 7, 1869.

NEwYORK. Thursday, Oct' u i'O''
Madison, the village in which the Drew .I ne ..
seminar a. The Methodist Church Is sltna'eo' Is
s ~ houd,,ncst towns I'm New-Jersey. Tho prop
s,, so,d there to-day by Messrs. A. D. Melhck' Jr'
aro a opposite tho Forest" handsome pi'c" -
woodland owned by the Drew seminary -
a ono,t o,,c.ralf a mile from the railroad
station, and adjoins the farm Oh iu""-"
Holland esq The excursion train took OUT So'eD ''
Tho prices which fully reported Dei'",
the land owners Of vicinity. large huinpeI VI ""
York families have had Their residences at Mau'on iO
years and the place, ike Orange has more the al o.
Norwalk or Stamford than New-JerseS 'iliAHe' 'U "
many of us imagine EewJcrsey villages 70 be-
ON saturday A. J. Bleecker, Son Co VIII sell Tor lr
rrhoas Dale At Paterson, about 60 lots and u doupie
The lots are situated IN the soutnt
art ~ fbe cItV near the Erie depot, ana ~ ile Ncl
re az mills aid fouuderies The property Is val1an,o
Srr me LudIng OF teuements The ~ houses were ~"
nv Mr. Dale 10 accommodate his employees SONS oi 'l
,,Sonertv near Wooded, would AFFORD good C"N'
fonse The IL ~ Erie train viii take purchasers u 'o
spot. , ...o ,o,a hoan made
since the lst OF October, by MeSsrs' v r. 0'0''
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ran No u-Two siaughterhonses z5f4o TWO ~
side af Fort 6rsts If 1.-u'h-ave r helnIs -.
brick tenemeut house ti4y t-o s''oe' w.
Of Forty-6rsi- W McNal eNhe
Pra No NJ tenement f1Sl, tnee s.uII. -
Of Thin ave uob 81 tbirst wa H.
Tie total number If plans submitted iot te va a y,
lO-2 for the week %. OF these latter 10 are io' Az
class Dwellings, FOR second lase 3fOr teneiehiH, ns
class store stores and tenements, Stables slaughter
lnusn. i u.lnr. and l ferTy-hOuse.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08

Sudiou Sails Of 1fa. GGiatt.
JoHS,oN, r.. Auruoa.,E
DY JOHNSON q MIL LER,
IL AUCTIoSEERS AND
REAL ESTATE BkOKERS,
No. rs NAssausr, cor CERAH-sT., hfN orr A.. -,
Rs1e.s Lott Couu scau. apd Para. honght 'o
reue eiclaesL aA Auction Sale u fsrti1l9s &C.
MONDAY. OCTOBER II,
a. y oe.ooE on tie PREMISE Carsildt j.
FEEE EXCURSION IkEk LUNCH
IMPORTANT sALE
by ORDER Of
NRRKLE AKU L. NlNDIsCH.
500 SPLENDID LOTS
CAHLSTADT. At MOUNT PLEASANT PAAk n J.,
O"' " RrTHERFURp PARK
Prrrsrtg b. tpIru.i1.y STATED
liberal free
TlcAots p. ready a. ofes Of ,..,. ,,,,,yo
2 Hssssd,L, n. 7.
THURSDAY. Oct IT,
A. o. o'clock on The preInes Norwood &
GtASD COLLATION. Ar TiiB NORWOOD HOTEL
THE MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF TlIB YEAR
~ 1000 VILLA PLOTS, Ii
Bqaalt
5000 CITY LOTS,
ABSOLUTELY AID without RESERVE
THE HIGHEST BIDDER,
REGARDLESS OF PRICE. ,,,rv,s, o,,op-r,x,rv
PROPERTY ALL AROUND STATION.
wITHls A STONES THROW or DEPOT
Fl MILES OSR HOUR IRON EEW-1ORK.
on NEW JERSEYS MOST POPULAR Road.
BEAUTTPrL COTTAGES, BLKGATT VILLAS, CHURCH
SCHOOLS aud MAGNIFICENT B0IEL ALL IN IHH LOTS
GROUND GENTLY URpuLATlNG. SPLENDID VIEWS 80
OF PALISADES AND SURROUNDING COUNTRY fOh MILES
bTHEBTs ALL GRADED. hykRl Lon READ1 foh ssE
DOET PAIL TO 60 sECCRh IiC bBn 1I JON ohSB
Al Us eHs. on JOHNSON MILLER
rs HsssAust, y. Y
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u0MESTEADS.

HOMESTEADS. ...o
OF ERwARK OR HBW.l DIRK.
BRADPIBLD ROSS will cell at Public Auction on THURSDAY
the 4tb ns O'Clock the premises over OSh HUNDRED
tne BUILDING SITES part Of the property OF W. Helok esd
lying between fronting Springfield and lng'OhAss
each Of which avenues to and from Newark
Here chance every mechanic woIfngman 10 Nerif 70 OBJ
tain valuable lot which slime erect small or large
house according bis taste and m buyer shall be e'sre
By restrictions a. 10 b, hind Of building be mu1 eIeet
Please call aud get circular with fan particulars at the once Of
BRADPIBLD ROSS Daily Advertiser BHdrg, Broad and Market
sta. Newark. FeW.Jersey.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY OF
PATERSON, n j.. At AuCTlON:-AJ BLkkChEk' sos ,. x
SILL Ancon SATURDAY. OcL y AZ osoA On te
premises City oPaerson, by order Of the DAs hslSe'obs
COMPANY
6BUlLDIyG LOTS NJ Gr,ud.st and DAleAVs.
sBUILDING LOTS on side Of Dare ave
gBUILDING LOTS side Pnnce-tt Tin rear OF Abere)
BHUHDIEG LOTS BW corner State and hPrfrgitA
BUILDING LOTS SW corner State and HaIns-ttL
BUILDING LOT side JaeksoEsL
GBUILDIEG LOTS NV OF spring and Green.
bBUILDING LOTS NE corner Of Jackson and Green
eDOUBLR HOUSES and LOTS and FOUNDATIONS dDonbIe
Houses and Lots on sphngst between State aud Green
DOUBLE HOUSES LOTS HARVEST oppohte the abo1s'
furnished untmsn each and all vel o'apieo
4 n CedAT-st
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All who have real estate for sale or to LET,
and those desirng to purchase rent such property
VIII hnd to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other news
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found only NewYOrk and all Ia cities and
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief as VIII
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear to the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
semi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals n every
business profession; consequently advertisements in each
are read by all classes TIKI TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly 10 the value OF its col
umns as an advertising medium The charges for adver
tislng arc follows DAILY TRIBUNE 20 cents per mo
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, g per ae: SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE 25 cents per hne About ten words Of
our wide columns aver ane Terms cash ~ advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08

CUSTOM HOrsg. NORFOLK, VA, (
CoLLEcroKs OFFICE Sept a. is69
Y AM AUTHORIZED by the Hon. GEO. 3.
BOUTWELL, OF Treasury, 10 ODER FOb SALE al
PUBLIC Auction TUESDAY October H. 1868 toe Custom"
House. Norfolk. a. u o'clock n, -
THE OLD UNITED STATES
MARINE HOSPITAL PROPERTY go
Situated 90 " a,hingou Point IN tie County OF Nortok
hight and CONSTRUCTED " he
most staua lot fronts the BIAbeth lyrr % o.
~
entire prrm ss-b with solid brick wall
This property beautifully located is we'll adapted or fs
s academy Of public aud With small outlay
could be- mosiIst thereby making u one Of the mo' oe-
uful AMI attractive private residences Ia the state.
Fr II. commanding aou eeent views be had OF the sur
roundup eeaBtTy Ehabeth River Ter below Craney Island
These premises their close proximity the city OF Norfolk where
rapidly aayaueinF makes most desirable INVESTMENT
aEd well worthy The attention. Of calsists
TERMS or SALE;
thogszud dollars (S the dsT sale the oAsne IN
To
~h bl q January lsJ Eh Interest from day OF sale
natl ysii .,--------.. -.
Au5 ars part Of the purchaser make the paymeati as
Government OF the payments
subject the 81 TOE
earv asar reeryug the night 70 REJECT any
she Interests Of the Government 10 do So
vii he % the sueessul bdder upon Tue &C
cepaucr 81 the r,as aud Toe deed exc
cnisI shen ths LAST payments shall have bsrh made a.
% dsgty, Of the above property can upon calling at
bis ohcr LEWIS W. "H"D O'"''''''
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Total. Olots...


Mesars johnson & miller yesterday held very sue,
cesafi sale al NewtowR L. L. dispOsing Oi 2iZ ots ana
TeoiSing upward OF $4,000 The attendance Included
over 400 persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08
SrCukIpn 9rcprrtg % GIT.
5uarS ano Gocms.

UNFINISHED ROOMS for GENTLEMEN, in
suites OF single private house, - Esst Eighteenth st, with
BREAKFAST. Family, tive afulA
PLEASANT ROOMS, with BOARD, in one
Of locations the city be had BY addressing hADlSoA'
AVE Boz l13 City PostOhes
DARTIES desiring handsome APARTMENTS
for hs Winter In house Conveniently heated and With
nbera table please call at - Uu0n-squae
100 EAST FEMINIST, near st. Marks
81 Church very desirable ROOMS to LIT With Board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-08

JANIS L. NALLOKT. Auctluneer
DY MALLORY q BLACKWELL,
I'D No. IS LibeTty-st,
AUCTlONEERs AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS
GREAT LAUREL HILL SALR
ONE MILE NEARER THAN w0ODSIDBl
TWO MILES NEARER THAN EAST EBW.YoRKll
THRBB MILES NEARER THAN GLBRDALBlll
NOT HALF As PAR AS HBwTowN iii
LESS THAN TWO MILES BY HORsECARs PROM TEN PERRIBS
TO NEW.YORKltlI
FtdRTEEN TRAINS A DAY BY FLUSHING RAILROAD MI ~
MALLORY & BLACKWELL
viii sell at auction.
TUESDAY, OCT H.
on the premises at 100 NJ
275 LOTS AT
LAUREL HILL, l.. i.
Laurel m Queens County L. sdons the City Of Brooklyn and
hE gasd gives sPendd views OF New. ooE ana
zhbogg eoH.taB communication VITA hss ork
desirable OF
Deuce beat the aud viii be sold sh
- -. r...,. ..,, ,,opr
GAGE FOR THREE YEARS 49,,
ps AMI free PusLlng Railroad be bad
Of NJ W. II. WBBKS, corner OF FoHth
Sonth Brooklyn Eastern District tNho vii furnish the
Hunters Point At O'Clock ard
TbrtyJurtst lI4j also Janessp 81 l2O ~ Psr'",
residing brooklyn reach the property By taxing the Grand and
Neekprave h0fse
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6cuntu 8tlI Gs!li, tnr slIt.


4 PRACTICAL way TO own nice comfortable
~ HOME within II heW York an accessible there
to New HOUSES O. aud 10 one more fol- Lots
ory To- required bssuce terms 10 suit SEND Tor
paupbisi particular, 70 D. X KELLOGG Bo1dssy Ss-o
IGOR SALE-A PROPERTY worth $4,000,
for sisoO eouWisng four dss.Hgs wood ard bei se'
horse ~ also s soct o. foIe o. either " boia AZ
desired Address HARRISON h.hand Ulster ooa1it y l
MANUFACTURERS, ATTENlION-Ava lu-
w abe PROPERTY s1tsbo sbuwskBg ike bnsaes' can
b. purchased gree Consists oiA lae dwelling and Ash
rsc stores aud dveurs shop barns &C. All r good order
near depot II tie Railroad AppJ DAEiss Real bse
AreneJ. B. II HOY1 bsreH Dtrot CON- "
ORANGEMOU PROPERTY for SALE
~ or EXCHANGE boz NealotzA beautiful ThACI VI
acre.; views woua m.ke e'ers tae halang sites
h. e.. SPBEK Co, b. Csiar-st
CUPERIOR IRON co.'s ROLLlNG-MlLL
- PROPERTY yr SALE or IRtSESeaed proposals vil b.
svrd % tie lease OF To above property
PtTons wshug Obtain fan rffrato1 application %
JOHN SCOTT Treas No Js Febnst, PIOgH Pa ~ order Of
~ Committee.
GUPERIOR IRON co.'s ROLLING-MILL
- PROPERTY SALE LhASR-SeAed proposals. viii be 70
the d inst o tle pRrrh-o els o. ne above pro
wishing bud obtain ulT appAaLoa 10 JUN
SCOTT. Treasurer No. $50 Prfhft ltisoufsh "a
Virginia FARMS, MILLS, and MINES
HUGHES TALhFEBRo. freisres'burT, Va
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MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
wi DFIAWARB LACKAwANNA AND WESTERN RAILROAD

Depos EewYork foot BAyt aud foo. Chnsopasrs<
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MohDAl NAV 10 lsos.
MAIL TRAIN connecting At DebTe uss boont"n bhes
Branch Waterloo With Sussex 4 M An
dover and Newton at Washington with the D. II and :"
Great Bend and all points 90 We sA
Delaware AID Hudsoa ks az ba,tos
with Lehgh ad SusquehAnnA for bethlehem Ahso"a hss.
Chunk and Wilkesbaus r~,ny,s -. r.-..I ~
Washington, Pbipsbg and kastoa
meets At Phipsbure With Bel Del for Ber4ers &e and
Eon L. " X r bethlehem Alent0~n. haaeA Chaaa AaA
WHkssbaue
l. and W r. o Gap, s.Toubarg aud seTAnoa Al Do'ss
With Ch,.er r. r.; and at Waterloo with snsex K X
6.30a a ana 4;3o o. m to SUMMIT and iusmsiAs ststouL
6:3O 7:O g. lao JD go $50; oiN SO a.
lI:45 m 10 SOUTH ORANGE ssd intermediate stations
ll;40 a m $3.50 ?. 10 hokkISroWh and h'sf@SaA~
,.,,n,s.
Es NEWARK 7:30 $3.50 1920, H. il7n llip
l. q q $780, $40 $780, a:sO $40 $50 6o tS 80 $50. ssz
Esr pBIooMRIELD AID MoSTcLAIR ESQ., il:oO ,ss
mo SO D N sCH0CH, Assistant SspsrntsHasai
AHNRr O.. r.. A.
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Gitp 4ruptrtp TO gtt.

OFFICES TO LET-The Asburv Life lnsur-
anrs Company about cms 81 300 Broad
fhi, og 10 les rf present o1es a. ~ bfoadH
o. Reade-,t ApPy o. The rrsnise.
f!IO LET, No. 90 Church-st.-Ncw STORE
AZ BtSRiENT 2Srs5 feet Also No 5D prlrIst, FRONT
OFFICE Also FOR SAIE TO LI Tor yard purposes
II LOTs 90 We Ste gbtht, adjoining Hudson River Railroad
AppG At NO. SO Pgartst % ALhAASDhH ASoA-
rINO LET-A handsome marble STORE, new
i've stones cellar 2iraj al improvement u Ores
Jgb..t near sIxay Contemplating will
do vel 10 see this store will BE- vbeie part very low
tsut Apply BRAiTbAU Co. - ondst Agents take notice
rI'O LET-The entire 2d FLOOR and LOFTS
fh- bung lJ2 ChathAmsqutre Would make splendid
Garrr trstcSs Billiard saloon Must DC
10 appreciated Apply 60 GORDON BROS - obasAmL
rINO LET-The STORE now occupied by
4 GORDON BROTHERS Merchant Taiors No ~ Chstham'st
(sweeurs Hotel budng hoe location Tor any hrslss 6nnes.
rI'O LET-'rhe fOur-story and English base
m-u HOUSE No 2 West FoyihrsL until Juir furnished
complete cheap obliged 10 leave city iof health
Seen rom ? 70 oeoeA p a.
rYNO LET for MONTHS-Rent moderate-A
eompe@vnuheI medium sized HOUSE No. lij last Seventy
6ts all location second to none IN the e
rINO LFT-s3.O OO-Between Fifth and Sixth
handsome foustory hgtoP otowns,ope HOUSE o
Wsa Fnydt every improvement walnut hnsh; maid noosi
maulel mirrors Apply on pre'n.srA
ITO LET or FOR SALE, 10 West 20th-st.,
nesr Pfsv lot 23rlO); house brown store high s'oop;
furnished Office reserved nles Possession Immediately Ap
ply on premises
INO LET-4-stOry, brown stone, high-stoOp
HOUSE Murray Nh splendid location fully furnished through
oat Tor lne Winter TO private family ren 800 mouth
CHARLES W. WARD, - Cedir-st
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NEW-YoRK AM. NEw-HAYEN RAIL
SIMMER ARRANGEMENT

~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY 40. 1853.
New-1ok Of TutuVseTsnthst ssf
Fourth-aVe EutrAnes Twents-seyeatAst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For NeS-Havsn and Bridgeport T. (kI ll:JO M H' nAbs
CEIl 3:i5, $50, $50 and 3 (ELl p. 80.
Milford stratfod FAIRFIELD. Southport aud "ss'poh H'S
For Sorwai ! (ET g 1850 nj l2:Is Erl OH a'ts
For Darisu. + ii.56s NJ SIS 4 %. SOD sndsp
For Stanford tRr). g. il;o llil3 tbfJ IiiS bLL
3.45 l:3O (EI AS $50 $780, 7S (Erl "a "a ga, ,S
For Greenwich 1850 gS J;t'' ti'' Wv Wv VIZ "
For Por. and irisrmei,ts stations at "| nj 49,
ass AS $500 6:3O 7l5 aDe 800 p n.,,,vs
'' CONNECTING TRANS
For Boston, via Springfield, q. N III otEAhsP
For Boston via Shore Line i5' GkI plaeis tEIlsp
For Connecticut Railroad L. (sLh H' u A''"'A
3p N 10 Northampton r,.,Lfp P.iro.a R,A a nm la9
N.rHar.p YsrLOudOn ard sOulrEtOn Railroad at n
R:l5 36pm a.. Ann n m Il Wus,-,hgrxh
", Hou.Atonc Railroad, sG m and 2 H.
~ NsngStack Railroad, 8 4 m, (hNh 4iJy m -
E D,Spary and Yovaik Railroad Is snd ~ A. sss
Freight tran from Nor"A 70 January
4 N n S,Dssu Railroad l2iS 49, apd $50 p
,oIt.Sion. saeppR Car attached % p NJ trsls
Conmoaioa ''''-s JAMES II. HOYr, SaPeuptssaest
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gong IsIanh RtaI 6statt for Sail.

EARM or COUNTRY SEAT for SALE at
WEST sLIP-A property Of Abon. 100 acre. large Psrt IN
for bounded by The South Side Railroad toe NORTH
Side turnpike the south and about miles east 81
Baby op Depot IBqre Of HOMER MORGAN. No Pnet (j5
nor SALE at HEMPSTEAD "A RESI-
DBNCE and 6ne situation BKoOKFlRLD, 81 Cedartt
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NEWARK AND NEW YORK RAlLROAL.
~ DEPOT NEW YORK Foot q Lberiyst Nor,h h,s, IL. .
ON and Assr MONDAY Aug 30 1893 passenger trans VII "
oloWs; ,,.on,, .vy sao ga
s:i5 as $40 s:4s 1880 l40I N l2'9'' -. ''S
b.l5 6as $40 $50, $40. 1913 ll;30 Pm . sx sn
SIS lI.0 m Ia 800: 4:3o SO e;s' .+o IN
LRAyB NETWORK FOR NEWARk-t. 80 20, 20; "a
s:i5 s:45 s9o s45 1880 ll;to NJ iaxy = '''' "'
''~ Wv r. KICKER Sgpsr.snisnt 49,,
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I UNU ISLA-ND IA1l1IAOla1 INV % 0slIcs
II slip:
Ga M Mall trslu for Gresnport
1890 A. Glen Loeast Valley Huntington ana
NorhpoTt
3:Dp N Gr,enpon Express
40 n for KoJn Glen Cove Valley, Huntingdon North
p G. ~ Rosyu Glen Cove Locust Valley Huntington
Hohport
M for Jarn,lc, aud Hampstead
FOR Harbor and West Hampton Long Island Raoac
Trains Nsisrk $500 sHd $50 N Fare through 10 Seq
Hsrbor. ~
R,u Glen Cove valley Huntington and Hohport leaves
Hunter. Point 81 9 q n. and D. m L d. BARTON snpG
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IL FeI LONG BRANCH RID BANK, BRICkSBukSGr: =, n
CHESTER TOMS RIVER, &e, BY steamsr JESSE HUI"
Sept 49, 1909 W, 9. osEDs,. os.--
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LoNG
- IsLAND-WINTER ARhANGkMENf-On sno ~. :. sail,,s
tho trains will the Roosevelt and GAnd'L a. Msrr,c,
as m Mail and Passenger for Patchogue ~ M soe
ago o. NJ Express PAchogue $50 IA, Aee' ..r Merek-
i.Inos sstpriayg through Patchogue $50 ~ s,rs.
an SATURDAYS through Babylon AL trains see tine
except the Meek late and early trains xyrE suOerutsuasaA
tabIsA
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NEW-JEkSE1 hAILhO AJ ont h ~ Ra,S,,oO en-
M Wis Camden / D r. VIA West Ptisdep hla, m 80
M 10 a m l2:S s. p. 81 yzo' D. N :. ns.s
Balufpora hnston-S:+0 4 n.JJ p Ne s;S N
Yer South South wsss-s;40 N 800 D ~. Th.sa
FOR WEST: 10 q l2:3O pm D y m:,
q through 10 Cincinnati And NhoAto
ehangs silver Palace Sleeping Car, on m uAh Iaa ~ :.
change daily SATURDAY eiep ~ ~
pan train This the Gully line running thasa s
Chleaso 10 10 Sour JACKSON General Superintendent
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-30
Miee0lia neOus.

An Iowa paper says: "It is a mistake about
Henry Clay Dean being vain man. Soft soaI
has the least effect upon him of any man We
ever saw" tL
A fellow, protesting to be a Baptist clergy
man, married nice girl out in Missouri, few
weeks since, but got drunk on his wedding
tour, and leaked the fact out than he had eish,
wives already, and intended to marry again
within three months. rI-
A Cincinnati lawyer has suffered thrash
ing in court from witness whom he had cross
examined. He elected the fact that the wit
ness had served in the penitentiary, and the
castigation was inflicted for the purpose of de-
terring others from impertinent questions.
The proprietor of a ''haunted house" in Lou
isville has found that ghosts depreciate the
value of his property, and is procuring the pa
pefs TO write down the goblin they have writ
Ten up and arresting vagrant youths for
smashing the windows with cobble stones.
Quite little sensation has been created in
Washington, among the unmarried men. by
the death OF well known keeper of a pea-
nut stand near Willards Hotel, who has left
some 100000 to an only daughter. OF course
this stand is quite an attraction to the young
men of late, for the daughter now is there.
and it is said that the demand for peanuts was
never SO great before, in that city. 1t is re-
ported that she is quite pretty and bears her
new honors with becoming dignity.
Garrett Davis agreeably surprised the Ma
tonal Capital Convention at st. Louis by
making speech occupying less than two
hours, but grievously disappointed the ambi-
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gold CLOSED in New York last night at
1913 IL 1865
The COnstiiusionaliiyo of the Legal Ten
der Act.

Rumors are afoat of an approaching decs-
ion BY the Supreme Court adverse to the
constitutionaity of the Legal Tender Act. Of
course no one can pretend TO positive knowl-
edge on this point But the causes work
ing in the political as well as in the ma
terial world are subject to certain laws which
make future events to some extent suscept-
BILE OF calculation. Predictions of what will
be the subsequent course of events are not
therefore founded merely on guess work. Bu-
siness men win do well to look carefully 10
the signs OF the times and prepare lor WhaI
i S to come. If they are wise enough to ar
range that their debts shall be paid in the
same money in which they were contracted,
they may save themselves serious trouble
Happv will be those who may be out of debt
when the crisis comes. For it will try MANY
mans work of what sort it is.
1t would surely be curious coincidence if
the man who invented Greenbacks should be
the one to pronounce a decision that will dis
credit the validity of his own currency, as a
legal tender. If Mr.. Chase should thus go
back ON his own pet scheme it would be no
more strange than much of his conduct within
the past few years. 1t is OF course incumbent
upon any man when he finds himself in error
to abandon it and do what he can to counter
act its bad effects. But the circumstances
preceding and attending Mr.. Chase's recent
filtration with the Delilah of Democracy in
duce the suspicion that the revolution in his
opinions was caused by something foreign to
the merits of the case. Mr.. Chase is not the
d st American statesman whose head has
ben turned by aspirations for the presidency,
AID unless the millennium is nearer than is
probable, we fear he will not be the last.
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tertainnent. also Of confidence in The GOOD
Judgment and integrity which had been shown
thus far in the location of the road, and in
bringing it to its present stage of completion.
Mr.. Talbot of the Portland Press in second
inc the motion said that he had found his own
mind much disabused of wrong impressions
nv what he had seen during the excursion
The amount of work accomplished IN so
short a time augured well for an early
completion of the road, and whatever its ul-
innate connections might be with the West,
its location seemed so admirable in connection
with ,he unrivalled water power which it
connected with Portland, that it would justify
;tselfin the local business which it would
develop.
The vote was carried unanimously, all the
company rising, and it being nearly dark the
horses were put to, and the long lines of car
riages proceeded rapidly homewards arriving
at about s. p. NJ.
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A MATTER of interest to every person of linn
tied MEANS will be found in our advertising
columns this morning. Geo. r. Davis s. Co
offer good comfortable houses for sale which
contain II rooms, each touse arranged for two
families, with good cellars, gas and water, for
the small amount of $500 down, and the bal
ance in yearly payments OF 500 with interest
at per cent On such favorable terms, these
houses viii doubtless be sold at once, but we
trust TINS will be but the commencement OF
many such opportunities which will make it
possible tor any industrious, ambitious me-
chanlc to own house OF his own, and thus
avoid paying high rents