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matrimonial Fetc.

A very interesting and pleasant
affair (morc especially 70 the par.
ties Immediately conc0rned) camO
off oa Tdeday- l.sIi at liRS ,IoiF SfH
noon, at the residence Of our es.
teemcd follow-townsman Daniel
Kyncr, Esq Tbe'OcCasioD may be
learned by a glance at the list of
Hymeneal Ouuougeepspts lp a99ih,;
or place, but we ihhy as welfstate
that it was thGceIebration Of the
DppliplSqf Yr9HArlLToN 7. Rock
Ely, worthy young gentleman Of
this vicinity, and Miss CoRDELIA,
the young and IdiF daughter 'of
Mr.. KYNER. We (the senior) had
the pleasure Of being ,FHopg ttpe
crowd Of joyous ggIpssts who wit
messed the performance of the GER
mony which-bound two happy
hearts together, which was gone
through with duo soIohnity and
in a style satisfactory to all pres
ent by brother B. N. SpAHR, of the
NJ. Ell Church. TheI bride looked
lovely, Of course; and the groom
had the appearance Of a man IN
good health, and very well salts
fled with the condition of pffairs
Immediately surrounding. They
worc handsomely { shppofICd 1b5
Mr.. w. S. gAPPLEGArE and Miss
L. RENsuA%, as groomsman and
brides naipVShce& over
and the usual congratulations anC
good wishes extended by relatives
and friends, the large company sa
downlto snm3tudusr repastt which
: was partakcn Of to the sound o
I piano music and songs by various
lady guests. The whole affair pass
cd off in livolysand happy man
: ner, and viii occupy asunny spo
80 u 9. Z l. Il
in the memory of those present
+ Mr.. and Mrs, Rocky were es
corted by thelr' friends TO the u
V. r. r. Station, where the
took the afternoon train for Go
!, lqmbnsg "a lA IA E. Gs y
y AS "a sequel to tho occasion,
magnificent cake was sent to th
y, Gazette office, together with a bo
tie Of Mrs. KYNER's number or
!. . currant winc-anl iftAcsc did nj
y receive due attention and honC
from our coadjutors, then VIC a
y no judge Of 3Ihow such things a
: done.li) hiO pyRb
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CoNFIRMATIoN.-The rite of
confirmation was administered
at the Episcopal church on Mon Mon
day evening by Bishop NIL
vaine, preceded by avery clear
and Interesting discourse from
the venerable prelate,' upon the
text, "Lord, teach us to pray
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Death Of Old Citizens.


Fairfield county has within a
!, few days experienced the loss of
: two OF her oldest and most highly
esteemed citizcns. ,t' 'f1a -"
r. Dr.. e. L. MINOR, died at Lithop'
oils some ten days since, at the
ripe age Of 76 years. He was one
set rthepiOncer practitioners OF med
sicine in the county, and always
stood high in the profession. lie
was . man Of refinement and puri-
", Of character, and enjoyed in an
> unusually, large measure, the re-
: spcct and esteem OF the communi-
aty in which he lived. '.." .,....', .'.n" ,"'
BALzER RUTTER, died at his res
: idenee in Pleasant township, on
Tuesday last. He was one Of the
earlicst settlers in this part Of Ohio
where he has reared large family
one Of his sons being the dpresen
j Representative of the countyin thu
State Legislature. He was q mar
of unbIemished character, 'lovct
and honored by all who knew him
Mr.. .Rntter, we should judge, ha'
attained tho age of about eight!
wears. | HG ihJis
Both the above gentlemen wer
among the oldest and most value
subscribers of the Gazette. .,
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Semi-Centennial Anniversary
OF Odd-FellOwShip.

CELEBRATION NEXT MONDAY
The programme of this affair is
again published this week, and
d we would femind ourreaders that
the celebration is to be of an i'm
posing character, and partieipa-
ted in by large bodies OF the Fra
= tarnitylfrom Columbus, and sew
eral other neighboring cities and
towns. At least two fine bands
of music will be present to CHI
liven the occasion, and the pub
Tic exercises will be decidedly
interesting.
O. & The evening will be devoted
to the purposes of a general So
cial Reunion, for which occasion
the Odd Fellows Hall and thu
City Hall will be throw
open to the public who are in
vited to be present and partici
pate iIOdI YIIE JO4
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THE RAIL RoAD CoNvEST1oN.--

= THE RAIL ROAD CONVENTION =
We are obliged to go to press
without the regular report 'of
the proceedings of the meeting
held last Saturday at ChilIicothe.
The substance of what was done,
however, will be found in the
paragraph given in another
place, from the Cincinnati Com
mercial. 4 b 4 InllEfl
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-04-22

"HThe Journal states that Mr..
HOLMES has succeeded Mr.. KNIGHT
as Postmaster at Carroll, in this
county.
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!, = Peach and early cherry trees
are coming into very abundant
bloom in this vicinity. Every
thing, so far, seems encouraging
/. for q fruitful season Gauyy5~
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The, Old Togue Horse, now
owned by William Mcdonald, oi
Franklin county, O,,is teenty-
cilht years 0Idl W N
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SeHooL Report. = The latest
report of the Lancaster City
Schools is given on tho'frst pageoi
this issue. uto. GYf tME1gA
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NonrniipN 'Eleiiii rs.2 -THS re.
markablc display of tho Aurora
Borealis, or Northern Lights
which was noticed in all parts o.
tho United States on the night o
tho 18th was unusually brillian
here.
The phenomenon is generally
supposed to have been one of tn,
effects of Professors Lilly's concert
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Money NV anted!

. ,4dtT1 Mu acLA-A----' ~ sisa as
Tho accounts of the late Hardware irm OF Il /:
A.Mithoff h Goa mustbe settled WITH We lefss
possible dehy.n Persons interested are -nrgeu
TO call ut once at the room over tne naru- s.t
ysS s9gs M SIiSsP q "a
to the business. y; a. mVl lr,i,t, nvi,It,
April Is, 1851. Cl'AS H. NNEbr'
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We have, from John Church,
Jr., of the wclI known music house
&C W. Fourth Street, Cincinnati,
(tarough the medium of Billing
hurst) another installment of new
music. Tho pieces raref7-"ltIs not
thei Miles we Travel," ~ SqNic-by
y. Holbfddk, jr.Aand ~The'Day OF
Rest =sacred-hy C!arjbel, Both
are of pleasing character, of easy
94scptjoH, anu likely 70 ipDfScNoF ipDfScNoFmHe H
popular.
intThe Crclovilte atnion oficoha'
changed hahds.4 Col. P. C.?HAYE'
We regret to learn, has he p. been be- i'm
PEELED by thccondition ofhis' health
to, dispose, OF. thor Gopeoyp,y I. q
GayAo hACadR, beiNgNtbeA par
chaser. The Democrat states tn
Frris price Eat at 1890. 'COi Hay eS s mad
u coed papcr, and the new pre-
prietor gives evidence Of the ao''
ity IS, keep + i t-qp,lo tic old stan'
ard. IeaR -ur,r
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Va. p ysYsr . ~ a-aAAa--44-.------ .
y 80 " SOY n ts#4v s44ra&aB
MoRITz GRoss, ISAAC sHoESDERGER.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
WV. NJ LITrLE Auciionoei.
DY WYCKOFF s. LITTLE.
on TUESDAY, March l6. 1859.
At the City SaleToom, No. l6 COurt.si.

9 O'Clock o. N.
tlis hour m the ceommO3 Of New York business
oop all Improvements 2I4 with extension 22o street paved With
NicOson pavement
suhee with ali modern Improvements connection aSiures
possession az
Sale positive without any reserve
HALrST Between Greene Gatesaves side shout
Of the block (as M elegant 3oy and basement bovnfione
oeoell west side 3s feet south of Gass
2lx4O lot 2JIlOJ with all the modern Improvements
MYRTLEAVEtSao at nj south side, f3tlU tet east OF
Yaesye; 2oy and basement kitchen, and eear ue
dwellings This desirable PROPERTY AZ investment
Also at time and place.
At 8 o'clock m. go
of Congress and HenTs two building oi' WIN
party WALL lots 2lxll iu front 49, ,,,,,.--. NJ
and No. "a Cedar-st. New Ork .
Al the Exchange Sasroom III Broadway Newiorf for The te
count Of whom It concern. -
CbASSONAYR northwest corner Of LbFFEklSSI one OF 'ne
most desirable corners in the city.
CLASSONAyB-Thres Lots. adjoining the shove 49,
BROOKLYNAvE, north east Of BEEGENSI-ST splendid
HRRKiMEHsT-Reur south side s7 feet east Of GLOVE
BREvooRTPLACB-Fo Lots north side in Of tie
above. ,
Ten Lots on e side Of CLNTONST Brooklyn being The CO.
tire trout between Mil aud CentrestS
Also, the time ard place .
PRANKLNAVR desirable residence the vest side ofFrank
Hn.Ive one hundred feet north Of LaayeitesTe
DESIRABLE PULTONAVR PROPERTY The sonh side between
AbaBy and Troyres 2OlO 2Ol2. 2Ol4 20G Gud 2ol&
Also at the time AID place.
PRRFNPTORY and POSITIVE sale TO close an ESTATE farm
IE H. %s Of Oyster Bay For nap terms Sc apply 70 tie
Also. al the same time aud place
COTTAGE an EAST NEWYORH, AND LOTS
POSITIVE and PERRMPr0RY sALk-IwosioV frame; two os
z5IOO the side Of Williams ave. - feet from ATLANTIC
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
SntiOn SAILS Of gtaI 6statr.

ADRl,S.H. MULLER. AueuOu,er
A DRIAN ii. MULLER, p. II. WILKINS &
Co, will SELL at Auction On TUESDAY March 49, IL O'clock
the Exchange sAeOm No. Broadway the following described
Real Estate. viz:
l2a VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS.
Known a. part Of hs
ESTATE OF JOHN Low. DECD.
s,s to be made under the direction Of
HENRY n. ANDERSON. ATTI.
These lots situate between
TENTH AND ELEVENTH AYES,
sIXTIRTH AND sIxTYsRCOSDsTs
They are located on
HIGH GROUND.
and have very regular
SLOPE TOWARD THs HUDSON
No remaining estate IN the city uniformly nearly
EVEN AND ON GRADE
The land is peculiarly DRY AND MATERIALLY DRAINED owing to
iu high situation Residences built upon advantage Of
FRESH AND PURE AIR.
and will also have itne,ry all points,
BEAUTIFUL VIEWS
ofihs
HUDSON RIVER AND NBwJKRSR7 SHORES.
The constructions in the nsghborhooA ar.
FIRST CLASS
Tie streets between this property process Of
being
GRADED and SEVERED.
10 order eornnc the ofhs reghbOrhood all h,s' lots
will be sold with the usual
RESTRICTIONS AGAINST EUIsAHCBs
This property ia also opposite the
CENTRAL PARK.
and the lower end ofhs
RIVER slDB PARK.
which extends Tor nearly
THREE MILES
soug tie bInfI Of TIE
HUDSON RIVER
BUSINESS vALJ OF TBSTHAvB
eIesd by any being the longest HsvYork and by
connecting with Kngbrdg Road the direct route from the side
ofHswTot and webesisr County the lover part Of the city
TBB BELT RAILROAD IN FIPTYEGSTHsT.
TBETHAvR RAILROAD.
Civ. easy to thl, property from ell the directions
s per purchase money remain bond and mortgage
Mspstt the Office of the Auctonser' No Pnest 5lOl
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
ClNVlSSING AGENTS WANTED.

THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS be made by selling series Of three
superb Pictures Oh Coo Representing different events IN the he VI
President Grant, ---. ...z
2 LiEUTENANT GRANT AT THE CAPTURE OF THE CITY OF
A1NfRQ GR2Sr BUILDING HIS LOG CABIN or HIS FARM IN
ILLINOIS
Tie Pictures Will readily sell for 81 each.
seud cents yoa will get specimen By mail. postpaid
\. LESLIE.
No. 2l4 CENTREST.. " Y.
p o. Boz No Al2l.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auetiouser - - 49, -
EXECUTORS SALE OF 16 VALUABLE
h CESTRAL PARK LOTS. ADRIAN u. MULLER, p. r. WILL
KISs Co win sell a. auction MOSDAY, March 5 =, y O'clock
AZ the Krhange No. III Boadsay BY order Of Executors
EGHTHAVE-Eght lots comprising the entire front between S'ih
and g5th-sts each about 25K 90 feet
EGHTYFOCRIH SIfour lots on The norh o UJ ieei "ei' Of
8th-Ave., each 2jXi0A2
EIGHTY FIFTHSTFour lots on The south Gde 10 e Wet Of
eb.ave.. each 251lO22 ,,,,.
be
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
4 DRIAN II. MULLER, AuctiOneer
TTRRY HOOK.

ELEGANT BUILDING slTES on THE NORTHERN EXTREMITY
OP =. Y. ISLAND AZ AUCTION.
ADRIAN H. NUiTE ER r X WILKINS Co. will sell at Auction.
FRIDAY March lg 40 y ococf a the Exchange Ssesro.m 20
III Balear Trinity EuIng SsElOk yauabe piece GLAND
on.tnrg and Of oni being
b,f the Hon River and bEuyten Duyye
Cree ru1g extremity u NeEloTk lsAli short
Tsbby Hook sro. and the premises Of Joseph
Thompson This property upwards Of 30 city ot
stcgsvs glt sud falls With gslue slope 10 Tue n'e
Spuysa Duygcl Creek forms she terminus oi Tue proposed Boue
ytr. anl Avenue and capable Of division lo large
Der elegant buag sites covered With beav FoNih Of tho
Tbs the largest piece OF and eligible u building
lyng hrSYok iaUd sis capable Of immediate and
probable Improvement The v he ani will be made uoEn
sale. haps oaCs of A1clonee No. PneI n l.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
Tousts anS cfarms ManttS.

Tousts anS cfarms @anttS.
A CCESSIBLE pleasant, healthy HOUSE ana
N LuT WANTED Bookn or New Jersey within one hour OF
ty worth 5000 will 5000 cash balance on mort
gags Addr, with fullest particulars, Boa No 81 Foniahm y
WANTED to RENT for cultivation, within
Of New York 10 or IS o LAND stocked
with fruit or otherwise wh comfortable tenement aud ouibuinsA
Address G. D., Asoua L. l.. Bon No II.
WANTED to RENT-A three-story HOUSE
w good order vita all Improvements on vest tde town
Address fall particulars. JOHN ANDERSON No 70 Fhesh
Room No g. or WILDEY HAYWOOD. No l23 FouHtWs
WANTED To PURCHASE-A FRUIT FARM
w containing from acres located "h one hou
Hail. ~ Y Address giving foil description locality sHu anu AL
particulars. J. II. EDWARDS. jr, T. q. Box No JiVJ
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
60 S1lbom it NM COnttrn.
XTELOCIPEDES.

WELOCIPEDES.
NOTICEA hereby cautioned against masking
chasing or using Veocipees which du licensed by am the
owner Of Letters Patent 3 6 dated Aug T. 1902 rssued March
1869 In following claims; First: In combustion with
the saddle the rider the employment aud use o eranked axle
arms and that the applied by the feet Of
the rider shall give motion vehicle SecoDd The combination
the ooaug elsmeu namely saddle seat fos the cer craske
ax m popeng by applied bg tho feet OF the rider
and steering constructed that he direction Of travel 81
Al. vehicle nav governed rider These patcnt claims
IN veloe pes without authority direct and papa
Die nights aud all nfuEeB of The Will be
osacus Licenses sell aud yeocpees wl be granted
ile SlbFHEN W d. oMllii N". " "lNshi So n. l.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
ADRIAN H. MULLEE, Aucioueer.
38 VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS,
crrrIrrn nv


PIRsTAvE, FIFTlETH AND FIFTY FIRsTsrS
Adrian H. Nuisr P R wilkins Z Co. will sell =, suo,i0n,
On THURSDAY. MARCH 49,
oeoel hs Erebang SaeOOn No. Ill Broadway By order Of
JImss W. BeekmLn, ESQ,
% LOTS or LAND
situated on the side Of Fsv north ste Of Pheh st. an on
both the north and south sides Of Rn 6i being part Of the Beck
,n tr,et Ths, Lots surrounded By tten bosnoas and
brei dwelling house,, restricted against nSauee' M the
Fory uIn,h ,pd Fnyst's ThriAVs 'nd Bii River
aud are sisbly located or trelss' Improvements
Tls Tsrro tie fooo! FAeht. ssorl most beautiful vie"
ofihs River and Long Island.
TERMS; Eighty per hs pnhi's at TIE OPoa Of
tie purchaser, remain on bold and mortgage
Map. al oncs Of Aueiioueers, No. Puest BIJ0
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
CO gti.
NEW YORK HOSPITAL GROUNDS.

N EW IOKh UUoTIIAL UNOUNDD'
TO LEASE.
THE TWENTY EIGHT lots on CHURCH, DUANE AND THB
NEW STREET
Comprising entire utherv hsf Of the Hospital grounds together
With the substantial stone buiii-g thereon. Apply %
GstD MULLER, WILKINS Co, NO. Finest
GUMMIT, n. ito RENT-A fine HOUSE,
~ Stator and complete ORDER fourteen rooms two
ground Apply FRANCIS TONES J or
S. HASTINGS GRANT, No. i94 Broadwav
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
A ]. DECENTRALIZATION SALE
"a. or
BROOKLYN PROPERTY,
PART or THB
LORILLARD ESTATE,
b direction Of The Supreme Court, 10 Partition.

4. j. BLEECKER. son Sc CO.,
VIII sell At PobHe Auction under the direction o PHLO RUG.
Giles Referee Ssesroos PasuI Building No Court
City Brookyn, - u O'Clock TIESDAi March
&C. 1863 hs following Real Estate situated at the Atlantic bian Cu
Of BrooKiyni -.
Four side of Hsmontve commencing - VI H.
from Couoyest 25r3o Pour Lots @ % llta Wharf 10
above 159 r. h. from Couovsrt saeh 2Il
making whole Lot east aide ~ lufh wharf
couneneng IN from CouoTerst 25IliJ One Lot on
antos aud Couovet. q n u H. 10 front On Htm
- n Tin 81 side ard i f ID ih on tonoFer'
A. One Of Imyst and HAmonavs, ~ 8n on
n n Sin Ham0uave % a. in on tie westerly ie
the northr side Three Lots solthsT side ~ lnsy
from HamtouGTc. Summtt 70 n 1n
Imsyst ca n TO- on HAHlBsrs 30 SummtiL and ~ n 4
iu The southerly side
FIFTY PRR CgST ohs Purchase Money may Bond sti
MoHgaKe for teTu Of years -
MAPS OF THR PROPERTY
nav be AZ the lihe Auc0ness No. II Ctiat
Al In the CITY OfEtx.lort. aud at The Ohce u
JACOB COLK 4 son.
No 80 ths CITY o. Bfooklrn.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
x,-,,r,e A. J. BLKKCEER. Auetoneer
WESICHESTER PROPERTY-Estate Of

w Mr.. MARY P. CORNBLL
Ns, "a - sOh Co. sl sell At AUCTION TUESDAY
~ ~ ~ O'Clock d t1e Exchange sslesfo0m No. III BTeaduay
kk-SI msg6oent PLOTS on GROUND B The town
County bunag part of be estate Of Mrs mary p
ths ytg % the Ilr0Ia Neck Pelham
% ~ as ~ Road aIi he rad % West Farms Il beaet
~ ~ bH fAfng f0g and - 6 aud hus
~ osey oaing % plot IN eoss proImty 70 West.
~ We atanbost landing The PeTtsher
lyls u SppcAts tDis tact between
80, .issL @ ihe dgeug buss asd 0ubuding prop.
~ 80 ta's fttt tc TIE Od ieoBrit Cornell.
tnd EyeIst sfss th property so a. h 6ps
y i'su sssa0a hAoS At Ne n CedsEst y F ~ ~'
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

A. J. BLYKcKER, Auctionssr
0S PLOTS at SAUGATUCK, Gonna. j.
pDeD BLEECKER son 4 Co will sell at suction on hcNpAf'
March ~ At " lock BIchaEe Seroom No jill BoadvJ
sAUGATUCK COINS Plots Of beautiful LAND At Saufatgef
Conn., embracing Of The tne building tt
IN remarkably healthy and picturesque euniy IN close proximity
th and fronting Elm and Westl and ou
Dayenporave The dimensions Of The plots generally 81 feet BY
81 depths vsrug from l5 10 N
this the loveaess Of IL situation and M
salubdtv Maps az No n CedaTst
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
Salts bu Sutton.


pY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, Broadway cor.
1hstaes Works of Art FaucT Goods Furniture S
The Library late Hon. Albert Greene y Providence 10
will be sold on MONDAY March ~ and following days O'clock
This Library COMPRISES collection of and valuable sos
including many Mr. Pekeug beautiful sdonso The Hngish
Very UNUSUAL Of American POet y large nlMht
rare Pamphlets and Books pateArr tA0
printed Rhode island and other New England states Se &C.
Catalogues are uow ready. Pnce. 80 cent.
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

ADEIAN n. MULLER. AutIouecf.
VALUABLE LOTS on Eighth-ave., opposite
The Psrk ant sI'y-niHthsL AuCrloNAnRlAN
H. MULLER T. r. WILKINS "a Will sell At Auction MONDAY,
March O'clock Exchange saesroom no ~ BfoaiUaJ
EIGHTH AVE- Lott. stuate the side of Egbbayc cou'
nsn,ag south ninth ani opposite the Cela lA
sixty NINTH SIT Lots, situate The south side % stJnnh'
$50 f.t Eighth and Dot on The The above
described VII Be sot With restrictions against nutane@ FLAPS
A an. oass 81 tts AurtioBeer. No : PiuesL 500
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
Situatiors Isniso- -fmal.s.

A LITERARY YOUNG LADY would accept
~ the position Of PRIVATE SECRETARY to parties Of the hbes.
espectahy than whom others will please address
SECRETARY, Box No. ~ station D, Bible house PostOhce
A GERMAN GIRL wishes a situation To do
"a GENERAL HOUSBWORK. COOK IL ug and obhgiDg
No ls3 seconist. between Avenues A and b. ~ HID
VVANTED-A situation by YOUNG LADY
SALESWOMAN Is competent aud eEPerenced
Good references. Address NJ. F., Tribune OMae
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable and
N Trustworthy constantly be found e Mrs LOVES GEhhAH
INSTITUTE No. II Smuton-si, near BoVey
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
DOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON

IBT 0rdfT Of the AVIgltF Do blIErupIty,I
al the Machinery Tools Sc used the maBufc,o q STerNare
Also Manufactured Silver Safes Office Furniture Book Debts N0si
aud Accounts Also Letters Patent &c Caaguss now Ita} 70 Ss
bad az no .I9 Eutoat B--o-n. or 10 ~ M.-e-.e ~ "
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13
TWO STORES to LET in the Tribune Build

ngS Nos and SPRUCE-sT Also tie entire SECOND FLOOR
extending Nos and With power TIE building Gre
proof Apply at Tie Tribune Once
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

OF the tnest the world nd the fashionable drive for this
part OF the country about completed The streets along the
property laid and graded and those paved and lighted
with gas SALE POSITIVE
For further particulars apply the oss OF the Auciobss
NJ % PTNFST
New-York tribune., 1869-03-13

At Exchange Saesoon No III Broadway.
INFORMANT SALE or IMPROVED BROOKLYN PROPERTY
No COURTST side IT feet northery from Sackett
e. Sroy basement and subessr Philadelphia brick house brown
oae muug q by Y feet deep water and throughout
No NTHRDPLACE-South side 81 feet nches Of Coust
Sso basement and subcear white msbeOnt house 20 feet 10
hh W - irtt extension IA feet contains II rooms marble mnie
crates furnace cellar boiler and sink range 10 kitchen hot and
ed water bath Wahtrays. umpss bells &c house
esfanly flushed throughout sire oflot az per dsgram
No ~ hkNkfSiWest Hde, Psdentst, Rstory stte'
lbd uoeaf bnck dweughouss ~ By 80 feet with ersn-
gran.
Ma 23 BERRY ds north from conUesESt 81
@ gnFtop bfOwunue basement trimmings and suhcsar, fha-
ope bck house q by 30 feet " bot and cold water
saist boiler dpk cellar gss bath range, gas tI
@ mio naalss ke house elegantly finished hTougbou sIe o.
No lOi ANITYSTsouth side 2o2 feet east Of Heisst 3ory
bRhop house 25 by 90 feet inches contains 10
O oi ard cold water BATH boiler sax range heater 10 base
Ahisned throughout; sire Of lot as per diagram
NO 70 PkARSrBas side. % feet north ~ Myfeave tr
cas- S basement and subear brick house p BY 59 contains IS
rooms bot Dd gas BATH boiler sink heater In base
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How TO KEEP CooL.-The following SIM
pie hints from the Scientific american, are
useful to remember during the warm weather
of the present season:
"Be sparing in your diet, which should
consist principally of fruits, berries and We
getables. Avoid everything of greasy ma
ture; also spices, condiments and sweets.
Drink nothing but water. Chew nothing
but food, chew that well, but do not chew
too much of it. Excess in eating is one of
the principal causes of that lazy, listless, re-
Taxing feeling experienced by SO many per-
sons in hot weather. Dress lightly and
change often. Wear nothing at night which
is worn during the day. Battle the body
every morning with cool or cold water.
Keep clean conscience as we'll as clean
body and clothing, and don't get excited. If
uncomfortably warm at any time, immerse
the hands Or feet, or both, in cold water for
short time, or let stream of cold water
run upon the wrist and ankles. This will
cool the whole body in short time"