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AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
BY ". LUDLOW n
o l1tb.ave 80 Of 95th st, 22xl0o. SxyVy
BY MULLER, WILKINS & co. .ff.' II" ID Do
brick and frame house aud lot cor haVe hnd
Issth 81, lot 49,
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pnnIEcrrD BiT1LnINGa.


The following plans for new buildings were submitted
70 Mr. James ~ MaegregSr the superintendent Of Built
ings, during the week ending sept. 50: -, nm a..
no sP 2Ssrs sss Of ss sss; IT. no. ;s
;,:Sr s 5 seS Js%s. s
No s'Ot asSS s. ss Of ny s, @ s
syssss ' s ss each S' SSI o on. brick store
dwelling: size 2sI23 feet BersaTd sehast owner
Psin No lg2oseg. s one Ss,9fy and celia
2stor frame stable and dS sling sine 2oT2' @
Plaa No iosa@scp, 2aya % Hotos twOs.Oy brieE
sssble size. SlI6 feet Jacob Bs9velt owner o,,..
ssa6 No. s % and tf tet SIZE
f Plan Nc osSep -No East Pyfourst ore four story
and cellar bwDORs dwellings Sire zS1'o feet jean
Pas No 2s-sept 2s-Eas, side Of Thrdave q feet south Of
on. and % IS o'f
Plan NO I26-Sspt 2No $50 Broomest, Onss,oy sud bae
Plan No SS-sep sde q Pinyhdt east q Msdi
.st " 0 g. iIsi''a scsS owners Ss
r S one s SI .os. ' sni Cs @ &
BET ia. No S7@Yorth side Of Fhs s7 feet west Of
Fhave OuIO brick dwelngi size, 2f'e feet G. O. Van
Plan No ooos.pt s1So 2ss East Thirty tausO
and cellar e1k sssss sue %f &
g. siS feet west fsvs twOsto dwellings, 49,
'l fls s' No d.ssS syso
9aSsei s9Ns 81 Eat sIssssSAs one three
twOstorI frame dNelaDgi Ile zS14 iess Henry
Ptas No s-SsOi 2sNor.hsss Of Faye and Sew
.s 3 ss p ss t j. g. boT o sq
U56SepL Z3SOutb SIDE Of foseVeHth St. 20 rect
Hsys three basement brick store and tens
sseRt, 3TH5O feet Johu Preston,
J7SeDt 2South side Of Ono hundred ADdBDeteeDh
81 100 east Thdsve 3stOry and cellar breE dSeluS
t015O r. james Agnew,
Plan lp-Sept 29-NOh side Of One buDdyed and twenty
100 FrstGve, 5siOry ard cellar brick stores
tenement; sire, 2516G H. Charles Holman, f.
O3Sept 29EOrth-sast 81 Washington And West
Gyestory cellar bhek 26I64
feet Thomas b.. WHITTIER, ..... ..r
Pas IO40sept 3-South SIDE $50
6Ihsye. four nuTtoy dSelugsi three 20x50
q. l6I30 feet Philip Ritzpatrct,
Plan No I0lSpt 29Sohth side OF One hundred
ht between Third and FoBrbsy iOust0ry and basement
brick statonhOuei tSe, S3 feet COmmorsB Of Metropolitan
Police
PEaa IOi2-Sept 29Eobesst corner Of Tbirdare and
sr,ytbdst, six oursoy brick dweiDgs sire 5rGO feet A. B.
Con, ...
Plan No lof3Spt 29Soubssst Of secondye
ssdst oo brick store aDd dwelling sire z7GI60 feet Fred
sFck Sehuck.
Plan No. lO44Sept 3SOath side Pory6hh IN ives, Of
@Itbsye oursey brown stone DWELLING sire IS2Iso each
Philip Fitzpatrick.
Plan No l045-Spt 3Souesst Of ParkaFs ard For
teh basement and French ae dwell
tngs sas 2oIso feet DAVID Coburp and builder.
ftaR No lOeSept Souheast Of LsKingOnave. and
F 81 four 4siey sd basement bros stone Dwellings,
n.o bet, and three l86IS feet OwueT JDba Douuely
Pdh NO lOtISept 30-Souh side Of Fy hhhs 20 feet Of
AfngonFe Astoy ard basement dweK 20
~ ieei' Owner, John DoDBely.
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For hegnl or passage applyto H. WHEELbh u resident
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Cusrox HORSE NORFOLK Va. Il
f.-.r. o.. CoILKcroRs Oynos, sept q. 1863
7 AM AUTHORIZED by the Hon. GEO; ):
BOUTWELL, Secretary Treasury, 10 offer P0R SALE al
PUBLIC AECTIOE TUESDAY October H. 1869 al the Custom
House. Norfolk. ai n o'clock -. -
~ = THE OLD UNITED STATES I'D TJUui
MARINE HOSPITAL PROPERTY. .f 4
Situated on ssbington Point, IN the County OF Norfok ,
The building brick three stories In hight and constructed 70 we
most manner Elizabeth River I'D es
With equal frontage two wade streets aud ~ 1901 e
the entire prems being with solid brick wall
This property beautifully located Is well adapted of aont
academy public resort apd With small outlay
could be moted thereby making one Of The most bean
tifu and attractive private residences IN tue state
From commanding tns,Ion excellent views can be pad OF 'he
Of the Elizabeth River far below Sran Island
These premises from their close proximity to the city o. Nook where
rapidly advancing makes most desirable Semeh'
and well worthy the attention Of eapitah,ts
= - TERMS OF SALES o. LIE ~
Three thousand dollars on the day Ofsas The balance N
four 20 yearly payments the hr payment to be made on
the twelfth ih Of January 1870 with interest from day Of sale
until paid .. =.
,bove will involve the Government the payments
made subject 10 the approval oil the Dec
Treasury the Department reryng the right 70 REJECT any
or Al, bids Of the GoEeTnmento do So
certificate Of sale will be 10 the successful bidder upon e
lid BIZ the OF the Treasury and the deed exc
euted vhe last payments shall have been made "a,
this Office. ar... ..f. Lh"io W. "hop' No"ee'"
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TOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
UNITED STATES and BRAZIL MAIL STEAMSHIP CohFANl
Regular Mail Steamers sailing the 2ad Of every month;
MBRRlMACK. CspL WIEK. October a. =,
sOUTH AMERICA Capt T. l. TiSKLEPAuGH, November u
NORTH AMERICA. Capt G. b. sLocrn DecemGer 70 -,
These splendid schedule time, and cal az 81 fhoas
Para Bahia and Rio de nero going and returning fSf
sngaxsueuts of freight passage. apply 70 - =.
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Ytaal Aotias.

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT, Suffolk County
~. HERMAN YERKEs, Plaintiff against CHARLES G MILLER
and DAVID W. HUBBRLL DeendaEASun mas tyT reDeiNom
the Defendants hboyet1med loa are etrso @a
named and reoud complaint this action which will be
Sl.d In the oHce Suffolk at Everb In
said COUNTY copy Of answer to ne ai
on The nbsee AT veThead Ia Suffolk Comfy within
twenty The service Of hs summons on you o.
IA, OF such fail the said complaint
the tire sf,resa the plaintiff in this action will apr TO the Court r
tho demanded In Ihe complaint Jay 10 iseS
~ MILLER & TUrHILL, PLAINTIFFS Atiorueys
The complain, the action Vas hsd 10 tee once Of tue
se3 law6wP MILLER tUlhlLL' dheh sa"Vin'!~-
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Sutton Saks of Sfal estate.


BY s 'iSsi,, !, i Mi%TER,
- REAL fGFFlCFfIh sSAAsopkkRs. n
20 sa..gs con G'es'r -, Ny F,l YSsS bought
H Exchanged Io.u. Sst0aisd Auction sales Ie
...a Atm G S5ISas or oSI Tas hFHaEmsBs, g.
An % on ss .rS mo- srAe belonging to til. Hon
e H .Ss sS %sS so s SsS
'''l'''' ss 3S sa%E t Asp SsscF so7,
.:. os:i 81: a. Terms liberal Maps al The
Aru G GSfSsAr' on SH T3s fPiaSsxlsEs.
oaE TflIf Ez ttSHsSosS SALE 'a ''' 49,.
..l rRkE hi SEfAr sA1 EH GE LUNCH p.
- 200 CHOICE LOIS AND VILLA PLOTS. -,
sSs located fsaad T SsS E'a .fsi pt
a asy 's s .%a ,ss
trains Il health AND i. saae.:n I'D social sd Va:
ss az. ri Is: si1:
fs. aIs 1T nav remain on c,sass On $500
all ol lLg gS sT sisE EI rsk AND PLACE
SITUATED oN BROADwAY, - ..
NRARTiiR METHODIST CHURCH.
I ' Bs q y. a: 4. PI be- SoSsst
FREE TICKETS ready with ~D' grcPeLy a Ias Of
.- No rs EsssAu-st, Nes-iorh
A,l2S Gslosh 90 ins premises at Se"t0"n'
UNPARALLELED OPPORTUNITY ToNNtsEGugE LOIS on THK
-. ~ EASIEST TERMS oPRRRskfhls skAsos. ......
ABSOLUTE SALE
800 SPLENDID LOTS.
TO BIZ SOLD sISGLr AND IN SMALL PARCELS
Situated ~ Nevtowu communication constant
bT "a daily trains Rarosd Communication o. e than
on horse Hunters Point Is miruts property four iain
es from station throw Of eharcbe schools fosI
once ard 6rt class dveIlrgs streets all graded
REMEMBER. 49,
.. IN, sale will be sbsou particular and that the Its VII
ngy and In small parcels term. 80 es that all may secure
HOMRSIEADs or THEIR OWN
now TO Tate apts Point Ferry boat ct the foot OF Jsme
ain n, at II 0elock morning Of sale Cfos,
10 Hunters step bori Johuson her' peei cars Tor
s,rtown pee uele aBi ready the oHcs Of
JOHNSON MILLER q NAssanst, ". T.
MONDAY, OCTOBER H.
GREAT EXCURSION SALE
800 sPLBNDlD BUILDING LOTS
CARLsTADT. MOUNT PLEASANT PARK, ~ J.,
~ RUTHERFORD PARK STATION.
Mar. and nee teie,s distribution.
- THURSDAI OCTOBER IL
loo LOTS AND VILLA PLOTS,
NORWOOD. NJ
Mar, and 10 before the sale al The once Of
JOHNSON MILLER. IS Nsassst n T.
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6itp 8sal Gstair for Sale.


AN EXTRAORDINARY CHANCE.--A first
IA class high stobp front 3lI West fffnst west
Eghsye tui b. Mckinley finished 10 best manner end furnished
Co fixtures, 6e by Harghweu niou, W VIII euoTe w.
eeepng faulty library pictures, silver I'D bedding session aHy
time. EAADLIlL oS4 Hshl-A'e.
nor SALE-A four-story. brown-stone, En-
sish basement HOUSE IN East Foynnb. haGsonave
Price s28 intending carpets Aho fOurtio i"wuone En
fish basement HOUSB Wet Tint nirthst Fnhs'e Prize
S33ON Apply to HOMER MORGAN, 2Pnest GSsl
EOR SALE-On MadisOn-ave., Murray Hill,
one Of the unique tasteful and complete HOUSES The ei
Tor sae &bV with esTI pos
session Apply 70 HOMER MORGAN. no 2 Pilest C3s6l
TOR SALE-With immediate possession, afrst-
elass +soy hgtsioop DWELLING HOUSB The corner OF
MadsonaIe street hqrIsy HI sta rI.a v desired
nor SALE-New 4-story. brown-stone front
IL HOUSE. 80 FlfT f, hghth'ave,
Circle C.n Pak 6tass throughout ~ hsdN 900
paror lev. The VII be al The house Ser
2oclock Friay Lbtol CLAtA. iOoI Ntss Inliue.ls.
TOR SALE-The d ee-story, high-stoop
brick DWELLING No. We Tbireegtst For permit and
rnsrs a. T 10 HARVEY BAKER SONS No lPlhssti Pes
reasonable ami ieI essy. -----
III ARLEM HOUSE (price $1,000 TO exchange
4 for Brooklyn (Pce 415OO % $4,000, near Fg!on
Peny. ~ A. RULASo Co. No. 5BeeLnAn-st y T.
II OTS.-Two choice LOTS for SALE in Second
siIss; terms sasy. hObLhI J. FlHhN' oV 'eDA'-s|
----- s
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Auttion Sal.s Of gsul Gstatf.

NItH 6utfl0n Smo DI Sfm lVsia1' ~ - %
J. COLI, Auetioneer
IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION
VALUABLE BUSINESS AND -
cI0'' 'H OTHER PROPERTY
o. On THIRDAvR RIGHTBRETH and HHBTRBFTHsTs,
..f EIGHTH WARD, CITY OF BRooKLYN
JAS COLES SON will sell at the .. I.l.f
.' COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE,
NO 3s PUBTONsT OPPOSITE CITY HALL BROOKLYN,
nj. ...- On wBDSBsDAY Oct 6, 1899, lultt Ie.
Al 10 O'Clock r H ....r
TWENTY SEVEN LOTS.
OBI. BE. Zach 25rloo feet .-
Also 90 the property. Of Tbirsvs and Rshteenhst.
LARGE FRAME HOUSE, walls filed with brick very heavily I'm
bered having fifteen with water furnace range STA
tony v.subs cellar eight fee. hight under en're house.
barns and other badDs pu garden fruit trees aud vines
EVERYTHING IN COMPLETE ORDER AND THOROUGH
REPAIR ed. .r.tf.f cd.
For BUILDING PURPOSES, and for YARDS For BUILDERS
MATERIALS etc. property being accessible to dowanus Canal
from westerly boundary, Offers to purchasers fH
r-s.e AN OPPORTUNITY THAT CANNOT BIB EQuALBD. isg.
and will be sold in parcels to suit @ I.... M
TITLE NDIsPUTABLE. TERMS BGsYi SALE POSITIVE
Maps and further particulars can be had Of .' d" '
II. B. HUBBARD, Attorney,
345 Pnlton- St,
Or AUCTioSEER. No. $50 hon-st Broohlyn
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Corporation gstitts.

ITO STREET sSPRINKLERS:-Steam FIRE
Bngns VII be l.esd :, The Bry loot % a f,o , e ma to-
morrow ioe D. pgy With water NATL farther ness ms' 81
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~ GORGE. W. OATMAN, Treasurer,
" - IN ACCOUNT WITH Is -y..f--
DIRECTORS OF THE POOR AND HOUSE
"a OF EMPLOYMENT, CAMBRIA co.
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"A cool character-Jack Frost.

"A COOl dCh L IOSl.
"A waste of raw material-two young
ladies kissing each other.
1t is said the prettiest girls in Salt
Lake city usually marry Young.
"A trying moment-When your new
coat comes home from the tailor.
ones says he loves two charming
girls-Jenny Rossity and Annie Nation.
-s.These notes enliven me-" as the man
said on receiving remittance.
~. Why are hoops like obstinate men?
Because they often stand out about trifies.
Fortune may favor fools, but that's a
poor reason why you should make a fool
of yourself.
The most difficult surgical operation
To take the check from young man
and the jaw from an old woman.
Why are military officers the most
unlucky of men Because they are always
in some mess or another.
"A lady of certain age says the rea-
son an old maid is generally so devoted to
her cat is that, not having husband, she
naturally takes the next most treacherous
animal
Jones complained of bad smell
about the post Office and asked Brown
what it could be- Brown didn't know, but
suggested that it might be caused by the
! ''dead letters"
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TOHNSTOWN DYEING ESTAB-
% IISHMENT

The undersigned would inform the citizens
of E5ensburg and vicinity that he continues
to carry the Coloring business in all its
branches, at the old stand on Locust street.
Coloring and cleaning of all kinds done to
order Gents clothing colored, cleaned and
pressed equal to new. Ladies' dresses, silk, !,
cotton or wooden goods, shawls, colored,
cleaned or pressed to look as well as new
Ribbons, feathers, &c, colored to look like
new.
ny Goods sent by express will receive my
special attention and returned as soon as
finished SAMUEL NJ. RAINEY.
Johnstown, Nov. 26- -3m.
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NUMBER OFINMATEs OF POOR

EARMING IMPLEMENTS
4 2 Wagons, l Sled, Moving Machine,
Grain Drill, l Horse Rake, l Harrow,
Cart, Ploughs, 2 Grain Cradles, Buggy,
sets Harness, Sleigh.
DRODUCTS OF FARM
i 20 tons Hay, 200 bushels Oats, 21
bushels Buckwheat, 600 bushels Corn in
ears, bushels Onions, bushels Cucumbers,
10 bushels Tomatoes, bushels Bee:s, 60
bushels Apples, l bushel Small Onions, 600
heads Cabbage, $500 lbs. Beef, 2,0CO lbs.
Pork, 100 bushels Potatoes.
A RTICLES ON HAND
N 1000 lbs. Beef, 5000 lbs. Pork, 13 bar
rels Flour, 100 los. Candles, 800 lbs. Tallow,
400 lbs Lard, 90 gals. Apple Butter, 30 head
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By Commissions to Collectors on
County, Poor and Military Taxes, 1 ,755 40
By Exonerations to Collectors on
County, Poor and Relief Taxes. 2,085 81
By SO Deeds to County for Lands,
at So 37... . Ill 81
BY Advertising 46 tracts of Lands,
By Commission on S36, 1856 - at
80 per cent, ............ 1887 Sc
Balance in Treasurer's hands. $3.50 48
az ----
Total, .................... S47, GAS "A
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4 PUZZLED YANKEE.-Jinks tells q
good story of man Oh Mississippi steam
er who was questioned by Yankee. The
gentleman, to humor the fellow, replied to
all questions straight forwardly until the
inquirer was fairly puzzled for an inter
rogatory. At last he inquired
'Look here, Squire-where was you
born ?"
''I was born" said the victim, Tin Bos-
ton, fremont street, No. A, left hand side,
on the 1st day of August, 1920, at 5 o.
clock in the afternoon physician, DR..
Warren nurse, Sally Benjamin
Yankee was answered completely. For
a moment he was stuck Soon, however,
his face frightened, and he quickly said /:
eye cas-; wall, 1 calculate you don't re-
collect whether it was a frame or brick
house, do We ?'
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A TRAVELLER entered a tavern, and see-
ing no one present but the landlord and
negro, seated himself, and entered into
conversation with the negro. Shortly af-
terwards he asked Sambo if he was dry.
Sambo said he was Stranger told him to
step up to the bar and take something at
his expense. Negro did SO and soon left.
Landlord says to the stranger:
care you acquainted with that nigger?"
"No, never saw him before; but why
do you ask 2"
81 supposed you were, from your con-
versing with him, and asking him to take
a drink"
"Oh," said the stranger, 'I was only
experimenting. The fact is, was dry
myself, and thought that if your liquor
didn't kill the niger in fifteen minutes, l
would venture to take drink myself