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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-10-02

ID RoP osALs.
: OFFICE CHIEy cossIsslEr or srpnsTsscE,
NEW 0RLgAsg, La, Sept. %, 1862. !
Sealed proposal.. n dspliss,e. are Invited ~
K. I GSss s S's & nS WIG ,ss
fo FSi ssTf. " FLOUR. equal to the Gov
Each barrel q Flour purchased will be required
,Swsss les pou9d. and AZ poq 9Iom ~
from other causes, Will be required to be made up
..Per 90 pound. Of the very best eanvassed
sss,, articles be e tn. yer; ss' {. g9ss
cred Al The Subsistence Depot in tits city within
ten he 3. e sS who h.r.
ialled to comply With ,her engagements with any
Propos.is Y p sddIss;sd to the undersigned,
.ezs.td t.MsI. Gen. and & So =. 5. Army Arm;
ISD REfNoI6s g 7.
orTioH CH,sr roNxIssARr OF sgssIsrEsGE,l
Iosr Lr.vEsws sTs.EKL . ., sss hgiisT o
Sealed propo:sls un duplicated will be re:
s g Gya" s AsR RvSSS r..re q
iSelly until !, o'clock m, SATURDAY. october
SSs sssaa Sss. 4 w,
on o. betore Dscem5sr l. 1870. 10 good stout sseSs.
eon,sininF s,eh 100 pounds, sa%p'es should 20.
per 1et pound aud OATS Qf delivery.
Each package must have marked upon II the
name Of the contractor, place Of business. date
o. contract and gross, tsre and net weight o. the
printed copy Of thI Is advertisement must be at.
Ing part thereof
Bach bid. to have consideration. mus, contain
tea written guarantee oftwo responsible partiesas
we, the undersigned, hereby guarantee that.
should all any part Of the above bid be accepted,
shall be duly tulnllei according 70 Its true pur'
with bonds 10 the snopot Of one half OF the value
o. the store. proposed to be furnished, shall be
The Flour will be weighed aud Inspected by the
Acting Commissary OF each place OF delivery. and
COMPARED with the retsiued sample. None will he
received less equal to the sample and contract.
ors will be held for any loss to the Coy
ernent arising from failure to deliver the quantity
and quality contracted for.
Blank proposals can be had upon application at
this oioe. or at the Office OF the Colorado Tribune
and Rocky Mountain Noes. Denver City.
Proposals aud samples for Fort Lyons will be adj
dressed e The - g s, FSrt tyo1.. G. t.,
Reynolds. G. TO Envelopes to be Endorsed,
'ProposAls for Flour at - (nAma the po.t.)
Br.,s, BrIssaIor General. chIsfC. s.. Department
OF Missouri. se2s
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Bookbinders.

EDWARD LYCETT,
IL BOOK BINDER AND PAPER-RuLkR,
No III PeunsylyauiA avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bosnd, Periodicals
and new spAparG carefully sttanded to.
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DR. NJ. A. BLANKMAN,
- eupopoN AVN npNrIsr
Summer Resorts.
MI SPRINGS.
WILSON 4 LoRENTz, Proprietors.

MONTGOMERY Co, Va. July I, 1850,
This delightful summer resort Is now opened for
the reception Of visitors.
The HOTEL, COTTAGES. BATH ROOMS, &c.
have tsen thoroughly repaired and furnished
throughout In the neatest manner, Its wild noun
tain scenery. picturesque and shady walk, TiVes
and health giving fountains offer every induce
msnt to those In pursuit OF health or pleasure,
Cottages containing from two to sixteen rooms
each can DO secured by address the proprletors
The fare shall be equal to any hotel In the country
Postal, telegrAphio and express Offices at the
SPRING.. Music by the celebrated Metropolitan
Baltimore and WAshinEton will purchase tickets
via the Orange and Alexandria and Virginia and
Springs.
Terms per day, esi week. ssOI month, t7Oi for
longer period and for larger parties special rates
will be CHARGED, For c!LenlsISsIply a thiS Office
or to the proprietors, WILSON \ LORENTZ,
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
HEApaRs FIpru MILITARY DIsrRIor.)
STATE or TEXAS,
OFFICE CHIEF Coz. or SUBSISTENCE,
AUSTIN, TEXAS, sept. II, 1850.
Sealed proposals, which must be In triplicate,
with copy Of this Advertisement attached, will
be received At this ofee INIT u o'clock, noon, on
WEDNESDAY, the 10Th day of Noyeniber. ls69,
for farni.hiGs Fresh Beef % The uPited States
State OF Texas:
hnstin, ClarksvIlle,
CORPUS Christi. colamtns.
Fori Brown, Fort Bliss,
Fort GOncho. Fort Clark,
Fort Duncan, Fort Davis,
Fort Molntosh, Fort GIitin,
Fort Quitman, Fort Mckayet,
Fort Stockton. Fort Richardson,
GTeenytlle, Galveston,
kiqssold Barraek" Liviasstop.
Tyler, NacOgdOehes,
ssn Antonio. Camp Melvin linear Fort
Waco, Stockholm
Sulphur Springs
These contracts shall commence on the lst VI
January, $780, and be In force for one year or such
less time AS the COmmissary General Of subslst-
Payment to be made In Government funds.
Good aud sufficient bonds, not to exceed Is 900.
| will be required from the contractor.
| Proposals must be made separately for each
| Conditions and req uirsmsnts same as published
| in previous Advertisements;
blank forms for proposals, and all Information
relating thereto, Will he iurnlbhed on application
The gaTrisons In the cities and towns are Liable
TO be removed decreased In the ensuing sp ring.
po ia command O' "'st SAMUEL I + Hccl6sAISd.
Capt. Brevet Major, Chief Com, Subsistence.
Octl-td
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ID Il o 5,
NAVY PAYMAsTBR'B OFPICB,
wAsHISurOs, D, Q, september %, lsdg. !
Scaled propose to be tndorsed "PTopossls,'
will be received at this office until II M the ist
day Of October, ls6l. for tho following articles,
which must be Of the very best quality, to be de.
lLyered free OF expense aud GoVernmentta tax At the
Washington navy yard, and subject to the usual
inspectiOn thereAl, to wit:
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE.
80 cords Spruce Pine Wood.
l,lOl feet Of Iron Tire,
400 feet Iron for Hub-balds.
II, 600 feet White Pine.
Descriptive schedule with particulars to be seen
At this Office. Resp9nsi 10 security required for
awarded In conformity with stlpulations on the
blank forms for bids to be had atthis office, other
EDWIN STEWART,
sept6.St Paymaster United States Navy.
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PROPOSALS. FOR STEAMERS.

PROPOSALS FOR STEAMERS.
TREAsuRY DEPARrsEST,l
September ~, 1903
Sealed proposals will be received At this Depart
mept up to ~ IN, on MONDAY, 18th Of October
next, for the building and httins Of four steamer.
for the Revenue Marine, biddeTs to furnish their
oW n spec hca tions-thC same to be submitted TO
board Of Oilcers-the Department raserving the
right to reject all, II not from competent aud re-
spOnsible parties.
Speed being OF great importance, the Department
has adopted This course to invite composition, and
will require the bidders to furnish drawings, in
plete, and the parties to whom the awards are
made shall give bond with sufficient suretiss for
the proper performance OF the work, according To
the specifications, models, &c, approved.
The yessels will be Of the following aimensions
PROPELLER 81 BR1d dh RRkftaBEbbS AArhSoDlrE
Breadth OF beam, Is feet mouldered.
Depth Of hold. 10 feet amidships.
DRAFT Of water, loaded, not to exceed y feet
SIDE.wHEEL STEAMER, IRON OR WOOD,
HERMAPHRODlTB BRIG RluGBD.
Length, los feet on load line,
Breadth Of beam, s feet mouldeTed,
Drnit Of " ater not to exceed 81 feet loaded,
TWO SMALL STEAMERS OF WOOD.
Length, 100 feet on load line.
Breadth Of beam, % feet mouldered.
Depth Of hold, feet
Draft Of water not TO exceed ~ feet loaded.
Large Side wheel Steamer, one oseillRting Gu
gine,
Two Small Steamers, beam engine,
''''1 w Nv GEO. S. BOUTWELL,.
sep25-td Secretary Of Treasury
The Shasta courier., 1869-06-19

SWAPPING A WIFE FOR HoRsE.-
An exchange tells an amising case which
came before lawyer Of Pontiac, Mich, a
short time since. The story goes that
man residing in Oakland county (whose
name is not mentloned) became enamored
of another mans wife, and supposing that
if he could gain her husbands consent,
for valuable consideration, he could
take her to himself without violating the
the law (she being willing) produced a
forged letter from the woman's father to
the effect that he had heard serious charges
against his son-in-law and was coming to
take his daughter away The husband.
supposing that he must lose his wife, was
induced to accept horse in exchange for
her, supposing that he would thus be re-
leased from the bonds of matrimony with
out the trouble and expense of applying to
the courts. A few days since, the husband
hearing that his wife intended to return to
her first love, and not feeling disposed to
receive her, consulted lawyer as to
whether she could return and oblige him
to live. with her, and was much surprised
to learn that the bargain and sale he had
made were void. He now wished to obtain
divorce, and congratulated himself on
having the best of the bargain, for he says
he has horse that is worth more than the
woman ever was.
The Shasta courier., 1869-06-19
NUMBER ID.
DiSraeIi.

writer in the Gentleman's Magazine
gives sketch of the Prime Minister, which
may lind place among the curiosities of
politics and literature:
In his youth, Mr.. Disraeli had the
reputation of being one of the handsome
men about town. He and Bulwer Lytton
D'Orsay were the heroes of Lady Blessing
tons solrees. Those who knew him then
tell you ola youth of 1.-THE and timber figure,
OF handsome features, of dark frshing eyes
and ambrosial curls of youth who, ike
his own Vivian Grey, was the envy of men
and the admiration of women, and who,
too, like Vivian Grey, was distinguished
by his wit and eloquence and his wild
ambition, not less than by his personal
traits. But time and times attendants,
thought and passion, have wrought their
usual havoc. Those ambrosial curls are
nearly all gone. That rich olive complexion
has lost its bloom. The eve alone retains
its lustre, and that is still dsep, glowing
and brilliant as it was thirty years ago
In that you may still trace the Adonis of
Gore House. But the glittering son of
Aurora is now on the shady side OF sixty,
and is at the highest point of his daring
ambition; and the long and often bitter
struggle OF those thirty years have left their
mark upon him. There is haggard ex-
preston about Mr.. Disraeli's features,
which say even more then his words: 4
have come to this assembly like one comes
from the heat of combat. to repair to the
pure flow of some pellucid stream to slake
the thirst of battle The proud disdainful
smile which plays upon his lips speaks with
mute eloqnence with the House of Com
mons. You may trace in that Vivian
G1ey's motto a smile for friend and a
sneer for the world; and, though | believe
Mr. Disraeli is, in private, one of the most
genial and kind hearted of men: the most
marked and Distinguishing expression of
his face Is an expression of pride and of
deep and bitter scorn. Yet no one ought
to be surprised at either of these express
slons who reflects on Mr. Disraeli's origin,
his pride of race, his daring ambition, and
the long and bitter personal contests he
has gone through in the House of Com
mons to attain the high position which he
holds to-day by favor and command of his
sovereign"
The Shasta courier., 1869-06-19

CHANGING CLoTHING.-Many persons
lose life every year by the injudicious
change of clothing, and the principles in
volved need repetition almost every year.
If clothing is to be diminished, it should
be done in the morning, when first dress
ing.
Additional clothing may De safely put
on at any time.
In Northern States the under garments
should not be changed for those less heavy
sooner than the middle of May; for even
in June fire is very comfortable some
times in New York parlor.
Woolen flannel ought to be worn next
the person by all, during the whole year :;
but a thinner material may be worn after
the first of June.
A blazing fire should be kept in every
family room until ten in the morning, and
rekindled again an hour before sundown,
up to the first week in June, and from the
first day of October
Particular and tidy housekeepers by
arranging their freplaces for the Summer
too early, oitentimes put the whole family
u d ScTlOuo QlsCOmlOlt, cHUdupeT
health, by exposing them to sit in chilliness
for several hours every morning, wait
ing for the weather to moderate, rather
than have the fireplace or CRATE all black
ened up; that is, rather than be put to the
trouble of another fixing up for the Sum-
mer, they expose the children to Group,
and the old folks to inflammation of the
lungs. The old ard the young delight in
warmth it is to them the greatest luxury.
Half the diseases of humanity would be
swept from existence if the human body
were kept comfortably warm all the time
The discomfort of cold feet, or of chilly
room, many have experienced to their sor-
row; they make the mind peevish and
fretful while they expose the body to colds
and inhammations which often destroy it in
less than week.-HdEs Journal of
Health.
The Shasta courier., 1869-06-19
P0isOns and Antidotes.


The following lists give some of the more
common poisons and the remedies most like
ly to be at hand in case of need. The direc-
tions may be old, but in case you get st.ong
dose of poison down. you will not object to
a cure on account of its age:
Acids-These cause great heat and a sem
sation of burning pain from the mouth dow n
to the stomach. Remedies-Magnesa soda,
pearlash, or soap, dissolved in water then
use the stomach pump or emetic.
Alkaies-Best remedy is vinegar
Ammona-Remedy, lemon juice or vine
gar.
Alcohol-First cleanse out the stomach
with an emetic then dash cold water on the
head and give ammonia (spirits of harts-
horn.)
Arsenic-Iu the first place evacuate the
stomach, then give the white Of eggs. lime
water, or chalk and water, charcoal and the
preparations of iron, particularly hydrate
Lead. white lead and sugar of lead Rem
dies-alum, cathartic, such as castor oil and
EPSON salts. especially.
Charcoal-In poisons by carbonic acid gas,
remove the patient to open air, dash cold
water over the head and body, an stimulate
the nostrils and lungs by hartShorn, at the
same time rubbing the chest brskly.
COrrOSlVe OuOllmate-tItVe Wnlte OF eggs
freshly mixed with water. or give wheat
flour and water, or soap and water freely.
Creosote-White of eggs and emetics
Beladonna, Night Henbane-Give emetics
and then give plenty of water and vine
with lemonade
Mushrooms, when poisonous-Give emetics,
and then plenty Of vinegar and water, with
doses of ether, if handy.
Nitrate of Silver LUNAR caust c)-Give a
strong solution of common salt and then
emetics.
Opium-First give Il strong emetic of mus
acid drinks, dash cold water on the head
Nux Vomica First emetics, then brandy
Oxalic Acid, frequently mistaken for EPSON
salts-Remedies, chalk, magnesa, or soap
and water, and other soothing drinks
Prussic Acid When there is time, admin
lister chlorine, in the shape of soda or lime
Hot brandy and water, hartshorn and tur-
pentlne are also useful.
Snake bites, etc.-Apply Immediately
strong hartshorn, and take it internally;
also give sweet oil and stimulauts freely. =
Apply a ligature tight about the part bitten,
and then apply cupping glass.
Tartaric Emetic-Give large doses of tea
made of gals, Peruvian bark or white oak
bark.
Verdgris-Give plenty of the white of
eggs and water.
White vitriol-Give the patient plenty of
milk and water
The Shasta courier., 1869-06-19

Verdgris-Give plenty of the white of
eggs and water.
White vitriol-Give the patient plenty of
milk and water
The Shasta courier., 1869-06-19

Ar Portsmouth, N. H., small bov fell
off the wharf and was rescued by the by
ISLANDERS. Seeing his mother coming down
the street. be declared that he would rather
drown than risk the consequences of being
caught with wet clothes. Accordingly, he
sprang into the water three times more, and
was taken out each time with considerable
difficulty. Finally. his mother promised not
to whip him, ana he consented to accom- pany
her. No sooner had the boy got home, how
ever, than the woman gave him an unmerci-
full threshing.
The Shasta courier., 1869-06-19

ENLISTED BOYS 10 the United States Navy
have an opportunity to raise themselves to
the higher grades of the service without
any other recommendation than their own
industry and application. In the recent list
of graduates of the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis. will be found three
mdshipmen, who entered the Navy as
enlisted boys. Their names are William
P. Day, Alfred B, Fowler and Henry T.
Monahon
The Shasta courier., 1869-06-19

The Philosophy oF Ill llEALTH.-Siek.
ness is very largely the want of will. Every.
thing is brain. There is thought and feel.
ing. not only, but will and will includes
in it far more than mental philosophers
think. 1t acts universally, now as upon
mind, and then just as much upon the BODY.
1t is another name for life, force. Men in
whom this life or will power is great. resist
disease, and combat il when attacked To
array mans mind and will against his
sickness IS the supreme art of medicine
inspire in men courage and purpose, and
.he mind-power Will cast out disease. Moth
ing ails her. 1t is only Imagination. y said
the nurse to him one day "Only, the inn.
aginatIonf That is enough. Better suffer
IN bone and muscle than ia the imag;na,;o,
II the body is sick. the mind can cure !,
but if the mind itself is sick, what can cnrs
that.-H. ~ Beec6er.
The Shasta courier., 1869-06-19

Non EsT.-In Hopkinton, Mass, a
newly elected constable, while drunk, went
to the house of a citizen, at night, and
having awakened him, commanded him
ain the name of the Commonwealth, to
come out and carry him home"
The Shasta courier., 1869-06-19

PRoLIFIc.-A woman in Tennessee at
the age Of "a, has had "a chiIdren-hav-
ing given birth to the first at the age of
Is. She has had seven single children,
twins seven times and month ago had
three in one set.
The Shasta courier., 1869-06-19

l.. p. FISHER, 30 & FL New Mer-
chants Exchange, is our only authorized Agent
San Francisco. For Eastern Advertising, MI
Fisher is represented by s. NJ. Pettengill d CO..
of New York und Boston.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-09-22

GREAT SALE .n.
LORILLARD ESTATE
At Fordham at auction decree Of the Supreme Court j.
BLRECKBR SON & Go. will sell at auction,
TUESDAY. 26TH OCTOBER,
on to. premises agnseDi LOrd property containing
NEARLY 400 ACRES.
,sooisI, laid out by Gen vele plots village lots
beautifully graded Tenuths whole constituting the most
and
IMPORTANT SALE EVER MADE
is we,,eh COUNTY Reference be made to the Aucoueers
Cedsrst Ruggss % Wsis and 6ouvepeaT Tfo'"u
esq IS Exchange place Office Of FredE W White
Pordhsn. where
CARRIAGE WILL BE IN WAITING
10 convey parties 70 the property
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FOR LONG BRANCH.

pvn RANK BRICKsBURG, MANCHESTER, TONS Ri'kk &C
~ n. rs.u Deawars Bay Railroad .
l,iy Sundays sIespsd leave Per NO ~ 1901 OF
. h, ssamer Hevstsnk aud Jesse hoytn ~ touentns
~ At foot Of Rseterst hfn ne
Earring ION Long Branch at 30 N and p NJ $500, ,,,.
June u. 1863 '" o SNEphN' ' eN'
RID b r. R.-SoTICR-Tbs a. m TIP from Ne.ic,s, w
..ms NeyersiBk the train from Toms hver and the
Ian oa Long Br.ash will be d.conaasd .,ss wsaaes ssp
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printrus.
Corporation gotit,s.
DEPARTMENT.


CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
~ Coutraco-SspAts sealed proposals. each odorsed uih
the title which With % Tie bidder and
will be received this oee Rounds PAM bu
n O'clock ofTus1Ay Sept g. 1869 Tot the construction Of s
block pavement the folowg Fnehst from siI 10
setenhsye A. from Houston TO Rourir.nh Nuhst
from SIh,'p Broadway Forty fouhs IRON Fnh 20 srh ate
FinyGhhst Finb 10 RIhavs TwsuJtIbst. pm SIn 10
Erhhave TS,usth ST. from siIih 20 T,aiesys s,'ssb't
SIiethst from Lexington 20 Fhhts
Bfpsissvi and Eghteen from
Maiden lane throughout
EleVeutbsL from Avenue 10 FOURTH
from Whitehall
Broadst sIhs First NcondHTs; Thirty nn ~
nom Eighth to Ninth ave; SIy,hst, from Thd 10 Fifh.
Tbrbnth.,t from Third TO LsuHgonave Suetseuilrsi TON
Seeoud Tbrare scoDds from Firsi TO Fa'c ihHl
srst a. from Bghhavc Fnyhrsts from second ave 20
East River and Hnyhuht from Third to Inb ave as io' 70
yr Of sd. Of Eighth ave- from ous husdri I'D
spythht to one haedfe nin'h,, ron - y"
corner Fourhav, FOuriecub forrib ave a. put tn
dre Threth and One huuded and Tint trtst ron q %
corner ooscvrtsi; from No IL, 70 No ~ Ehn
Sneeehtbst opposite nchoo No w. sha
opposite Sohoo No ~ aefo.s west a.
West aide OF Lefof'si scOh VS.
at CGt,oB, Ws't. n per - aSa s''
NhtshAllst., IN iront Of No "a
Specifications the bids be obtained on appeso
once. IHon SIEfihNS,, g.. 49,, I'D
GEO. ; GkbENB
Sept IT, 1862
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0l,sttb,si,r 6unntp gtaI Gstatt for SALE.

aCHANCE for SPECULAT0RS-Eigh acres
~ sW inr Bridge desirable TO cut up JAQUbS 700 BiOsssy
EREAT BARGAIN for desirable PLACE,
wAlk from Mamaoneek Depot New Haven good
house hoa.e Of plenty OF fruit goet loeou
kgh gpard Price Also buick HOUSE 10
HAr.eua. 90 ss5 ONBe SPENCER No 28l GrAndsS
hNESTCHESTER COUNTY, one hour from
w TarntsiIthstC FoGG, At White Plains bss one fARM
~ penty Sl20OO; onehsf cash One Of
Boo acre. zoe condition houses and $3OO One maa -
kcr- house. 5000 One 10 S22 900 One OF
krre fruit 500 cash Two OF 20 and the other
acres rge building nearly trout po9a ice house &C. sT
saca AZ. DWELLING HOUSES one $500 ooe S6O oae-
krd Address c FOGG, Box No a. or RairOAiAV White
Plans y
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dnnntrp Drop,rtp Go Cat.

=" VDuWIp YIUglHg % 81"
4 ARGE, Old-fashOned COUNTY, HOUSE-
Fa,n.b,d TO LET OR LEASE In South Orange, minutes
- ,,,t,oo. With horses esaget &c contains IL with ian
mediate possesson Also unnbed cottage IS ron sane location
at bargains Apply TO II. - erhne = W
NOTICE TO GARDENERS. : GARDEN
~ LANDS for RENT SewJ.rey within four miles Of Nsnio
o., 4, sn.tes 10 suit these lands Of access 10 NeSsk
Jersey Cty sod NeWIok the soil neh and any tnd Of geao
or sTsib can be raised By easy culture. Inquire Of
PIKBG Co IL and 80 Broad st. % Bridge View York
no RENT,-Furnished for one or two years III
Germantown the Twenty second Wrd Of PhaaePIs rIS s
railway station ana twenty ps'es
y trains and every twenty MINUTES we v,
With beautiful lawo OF Vhtee
pey carnage house gs bath bdrant and pump water Ibh Que
Of the beautiful places 10 GeTusnto"ni high ana
commanding the city OerHhLeah
ose Of the beautiful highly improved suburban m
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mo RFNT-Furnished for one or two years IN
Snmmtr Yttrtuts.


rIHE RIDDLE HOUSE, DETROIT.
The Improvements recently completed this hos't "nos
,.oscs Hotel The Dining Hall ubsups''o C SIC
gspes While The richly furnished Gsnu,n.as P'o ana b0 h
ara unsouaed their appointments by In the West
Of sukeebt
main, viii bs spared render pleasant hone for travellers ana ~he
gT charges lor those Of ttelis house 10 He
civ Id, bgb standing will 10 maintained 10 ever partealsr
wv w. A. b. TABBR, Proprietor.
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8ruOkIpu prup,rtp 90 Ytt.

ITO LET-FURNISHED, on Brooklyn Heights,
within inmates wat Of wsl Ferry a+so Eng'b basement
Rck ard Stoa Dwelling with all the modern Improvements heht
moderate 10 private family O.ner living ID Europe hPpD 10
A b. DAVENPORT Agent No l5i honSgue,t, brosiIn ~ J.
VN0 LET OR FOR SALE-an elegantly fur
p,,bsd BROWN STONE HOUSE leading avenue In Brook
lyD ~ A. rutland OO'' NO 4" pe'i~oI'2 y. :.
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,oUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
SsLAND-On after Sept Is. the tain, Mn lsIss W.
Roosevelt AMI Granat Ferries a. ioo"'; F,p, 70 Patch.
assu. $50 Accommodations for ishpi on snu, W All
s,s.,u. ~ No. M.nt Saturdays through 70 ,p AZ
Valley Stream for Roeia" Fog%,,n s."t
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