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Romance in Real Life.

An Iowa paper Of a recent date gives
the particulars of a romantic story which
borders somewhat on The mavelous. Years
ago Pennsylvania farmer loved q CHARM
ing young girl that lived near him After
the marriage time passed on, and soon the
farmer contracted a taste for liquor, which
frequently gained the better of lin. His
wife demonstrated with him, which on one
occasion ended by the husband stabbing her
with butcher-knife. He left precipitately,
suppoaiug he had killed her. and hid him
self in the West, where in q few years he
became prosperous and wealthy merchant,
The wife in the meantime recovered, and
after living alone for five years. married
again. Her husband died at the expiration
OF year, and she also went to the West.
Then the incredible part Of the story ap.
peared. The parties met after their long
separation, and became acquainted, but
neither recognized the other. An engage
ment was entered into. resulting in marriage
and. upon the wife disrobing in the evening.
he noticed the scar made by his hand years
ago, and suddenly recognised her as his
wife of former years. Here is o chance for
story writers.
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smportan' to Holders OF Govern
wout Bonds.

/ The recent robber.es Of large amounts oi
Government coupon bonds make it all i'm
! rortant that the public should understand
the only secure way of holding Government
securities is by having them properly regis
tered, since. in case of loss, thaf. or destruc-
ton, the invester is still safe as the Gov
ernment will continue to pay the interest
and will issue a new bond at the proper
time. With regard to the coupon bond it is,
however, entirely different as it is total
loss to the owner in case it is stolen, lost or
destroyed it being regarded by the Govern
ment the same as bank note. Some
parties have the impression that registered
bonds are more troublesome and the interest
more difficult to collect. This is an error.
The interest on registered bonds can be
made payable at any Of the principal cities
in The Union and collected without regard
to the locality Of the owner and the bonds
can be transferred the same as coupon bonds,
by signing in blank before any notary or
alderman
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CtVTEON no or opnysro,e

AL. persons arc hereby cautioned against buv.
'"- or using sucker Rods, WITH Socket Points. The
'''"'' being w'dged on to the rolls with either
"'''t or ma'o'ie wedges ana connected together
ny +" connecting bolt, except Of my manufacture.
az am the sole owner Of the patel oi CONNECTING
''us IN tAiS manner; all others made substantially
a., ABOVE are direct infringemeats on my rights, and
at. P'ue5 using rods 50 connected, not of nay m
"'"c'Ure lay themselves liable to, and will be pros.
ecuted according to law. W. a. INNS
r'S--Ihis notice is inserted, no: as a mere
catecrow, bat will be attended to, and riaidlv On
forced. Anr1O.3n w
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AS we never see a woman but we mental
~ bless Adam for going to sleep and loos
ing rib, and hence are always on the look.
out Tor something TO please them, we pub
lish the following receipt for keeping the
ska clear and beautiful. We don't mean 10
'nsin"ate that there are any girls about here
who haven't the loyeIest pcachicst faces 10
'ne world; not at all! But they. or some OF
'heir acquaintances may happen to go to
picnic or Fourth of July this summer and
get a little tanned, and then the recent
VIII come so handy. Cut 1t out and paste
1t on your looking glass;
Tan may be removed from the face by
mixing magnesa in aof, water to tbe con.
sistency Of paste, which shouli then he
spread on the face and allowed to remain a
minute or two. Then wash Off with CASTLE
soap-suds, and rinse with soft water
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The press of Titusville which is always so
anxious to ventilate any little disturbance
that may occur in Petroleum Centre. but
careful to omit any similar occurrence in
their own town, entertains triendly feel.
ing toward the Centre that is worthy of no.
sice. For whatever reputation p troleum
Centre may have abroad for immortality. we
are indebted to the Titusville press as much
as to any other source. a reader would sun.
pose from the glowing account given OF
''scrub fight which occurred few nigbts
since, that our whole town was connected
or Interested in it in come way, Now Pc
troleum Centre has e population of about
5000, and one-sixth Of our population are
regular attendants at cur churches, which is
a much larger proportion than Titusvillo
can boast OF.
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PROTIIONOTANN.

NR FnIToR-please announce the name Of T.. G.
CRAWFORD. Of Richmond Township, ~ a canai
date for Proth"nosry. subject to the usaGcS of the
Republican party. SOLDIERS AND RrrULLIctNs
Mn EpIToR-plcasc announce the name Of TuoM
"A W NkGHY. of Petroleum Centre. as n candidate
iur Prothonaarv Of Nanango County, subject 10 the
uSlCos Of the Democratic party
We nrc authorized to ANNOUNCE that JOSEPH II.
SUITlI, PrO'honDiOry nf NcnHngo County. will he
q candidate for re.nominGtion for said Office, sub
J Pet to the usare- Of The Repubicar party.
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DISTINGUISHED VIsIToRs.-Mr. George
X. Anderson received a letter Thursday
evening from Mr.. j. D. Cameron, stating
that the British and French Ministers with
a number of their respective legations, are
now on visit to the Pennsylvania coal
fields OF the eastern range and that they
will arrive in Cory about noon Monday
next en- route for the Oil Regions.
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TREASURER

FnIroR RFcoRD:-Pcasc announce the name of
y X GRANT as n candidate for the nomination for
COMFY Treasurer subject to the usarcs of the re
publican party. MANY CITIZENS.
Ma. EDIToR: Please announce the nam" Of
JOi n 4 CIIRlSTI, of oil city, as n candidate
70, nomination or County Treasurer, subject to he
II Ccs of the Republican party.
Mr. Christv is n man well qualified for the posi-
ION il an ardent Republican. aud was during the
war faithful soldier MANY CITIZENS
Mn EpIrnR:-Please announce III name of go
W. BRI iIAN A. candidate fnr County Trrasur-
Cr subject TO the usagcs of tho Republican party.
MANY CITIZENS.
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Chrisfys Minstrels are performing in
South Africa, They travel about in coach
OF their own with four ho,ses, going seventy
miles day, while their goods are toled
along more slowly on wagons drawn by
eighteen or twenty-four bullocks each.
ihe great Inconvenience they meet with
IS that there are no halls to play in. Peo-
PIE come many miles to see their sixteen
sheet pictorial posters.
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DRILLING WELLS BY Honsn Power
The Veuaugo Republican says: A re r..
gade movement in the matter Of ilillfny oil
wells is threatened. i patent ARRANGEMENT.
dispensing with engine, derrick. working
beam, and the other heavy timbols now re.
quired, has been erected and is now ia orcr-
alton on Hasson Flats, in this By,ourb
drilling an oil well. The apparatus world
seem to be an improved horsepower. with
tnmoInG shaft, &C. The motive power sun
pied by one horse, attached to q eweep. If
resembles somewhat an Old cider mill Tho
derrick is supplied by a tall pole fastened
10 revolving platform. TIC this is afjyel
'he drilling rope. 1t is claimed by the mar.
lies operating it, that tae well Cln he drill
ed TO any desired depth, by oue.horse DOW.
en- Tue present contract is one dollar and
quarter per foot, the contractor sunnlvin,
everything We hope the invention NAV
prove success, as a cheaper mode Of drill
ing oil wells has become necessitv. i'm.
business Of development continues to in
crease rapidly in the future as the present
gives promise Of.
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The match game of billiards played at
Robson & Arncld's cozy billiard parlor last
evening, attracted large crowd of lockers
on The game was a friendly on Of 500
points, gotten up merely for pastime and
great deal OF interest was manifested, the
match being, apparently, nearly an even
one, the game terminating 500 to 473 points.
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EDITOR DGoOGp:-I will please an
r..,,ca ''at JANUS ". SHAW viii hc candidate
fY-uomi-r,i.u 6rr f'e office of Roois'cr and Record
rv subj 'o rae rs1res orthc Republican party Gt
ma eu uing R.nub' can Primary Fltction "r
STA v.t- Private in Company II 1i'd Penn
l.Huil Volunteers. and lost a RIGHT arm in battle
nf GctvsNug He j. com rctcrt and obi ,irC, and
has served le Register and Recorder one term -
the entire satisfaction of all who have done hr'iress
vim HIM NENANGO CNINrN.
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ASSEMllIN

Mn. FnTToE -- Please annourCc that Captain
JAMES II. GECGIF will be n caudidetc for nomi
nation for Assembly, subject 10 the Us lgcs Of the
Republican party.
Mn. EDIToR.-Plclsc announce tN ihc citizens of
Nenango Comfy that " ilLIAM GATES. oi Rock
land Township. is n candidate for Member Of A.
scmhly, subject to the usages of the Rcnublican
party. MANY CITIZENS.
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An Ingenious fellow recently discovered
that fish can De made drunk on brandy, then
packed in straw and sent on ten leys
journey without any damage to them. On
being placed in cold water they come out
all right and as frisky as ever.
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CANDIDACY ANNOUNCEMENrs.


Ni, Ipi"Cr-flcase snrounCc tho meme Of Col
a 4 nUNCAG a. a candidate for state Senator
sut'ect 10 the usaGes ofthe Republican party
Mn. Er'rcE Please announce the namc Of
JAMES N HhEDiN, Of Fnnklin, Ns u cAnd date
or state Senator, subject to the usagcs Of the Re
publican party MANY CITIZENS.
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RICH MARRIAGE GIFT.

NE HIGHEST GIFT which Young Man can pre
ehl 10 hlS Bride, is Il sound constitution and pure
gul' ESSAYS on these subjects, with the humane
views OF benevolent Physicians, sent in sealed 10
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa IL? I'm
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COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

m FrrnR .-Plc1sn announce the name Of u
r iINuN. If CornplIutcr Township. rs a caud
dQte fHr County Commissioner. subject t. the usa
ca- of the Republican party MANY REPUBLICANS.
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The platform of the freight depot of this
place is to be extended on the east end to
give better facilities for loading and unload
Ing freight
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If you want to enjoy good health it is not
necessary to take your family West, jus, 70
10 G"hhey S and get bottle Of Sunday Com
fort. movq.1w
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local Notices.
BASE BALL BATS and SCORE BOoKs. at
W II Nicholson S5 Cos.


H1isrna... ..-Last weak calcd attention to
the CO1sirut' ION BiNers of Seward X Bonrlcv. and
row we take pleasure in noticing their Alisna for
'fc hair which is said TO be very fine article fIr
the toilet We are Of tie opinion that the preplra
tions Of ; tt are az good, for the reputation
they sustain "a Druggists Is good evidence that
th"v would noi put anything in the market Of an
ord nary chrrocter Hcs-rs. \. II. MILLER & GO
have f'r ''le aud wo hope all our friend. will
Try f..
Cure.
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u ''''er rom BRYAN, Wyo ing Territory.
says: You can soc, at almost aov town
notes NOM Vigilance committees Tor certain
persons 10 leave Town bad quite laucb
u ''" ""l' s''c', The committee waited
on a man they call Wild Bill, and gave Rim
"''een minutes 20 leave The town. Bill got
on his mule and said, "Genueman. if this
ID mule don't blulk, don't want but
FIVE"
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Ehe copious rains which have visited us
H1tnin The last day or two, has caused con-
siderable mud. but to us mud is preferable
~ pust.
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Divine Services.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Preaching al ii o'clock A. NJ, and =
o'clock ?. N.
Rev. ]. T. OxroBY, Pastor
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hev. MS. MeFetridge, of Oil City, will
preach 10 the Presbyterian Church Of This
place tomorrow, both morning and evening
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CHANGE o. TIME.-Oil Creek & ALE.
ghey River Railway, Monday. April &c:

The next Good Templar's Convention CO
'he northwestern Distric. pa. ).will be held
at Franklin, on Tuesday, October 18th
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Sunday ComTJgt cau be h. oaly on weak
days at GaGneys. He keeas closed b5us.
on Sunday,. lna,e ly..
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II. Z. CHURCH.

n. f. CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at II 4. NJ. and
rs P. NJ. Sabbath School attwelve o'clock
M. Seats Free. y cordial invitation
extended to ALL
Rev. C. NJ. HEARD. Pastor.
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W. '.ichol-Gn & Co, nave Just received lot of
Pocket Rulc- and Compasscs
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ysoftness oi feathers by
rock and stretching himself
There are some who try the vir
2! advertising on the same plan.
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STS. TETEK AND PAUL'S S(CATHOLIC)
CHURCH.
Mass at 1914 a. m.
Vespers and Benedietion OF the 3lesset,
Sacrament at 4 p. m.
Catechism at p. m.
JAMES DUNN, p. stor
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Try onr Nnvy Tobacco We know it is the best
in the market. W. II. NICHOLSON 4 co.
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NLD STOCK Cansndaigua on exhibition q
"oha'ys Don't iail to give it a trial.
mayS-Iw.
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. new lot Of the celebrated l. \. l.. E7iyc. inst
foce'cn nj tho POST OFFICE.
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PURE Wines aud Liquors for medicina
'' e'H "S H@u az UaFneys mayS-lw
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WALL PAPER!

Just received a LARGO stock Of Spring patterns, at
H. T. JARVIS FURNITURE STORE. ma
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
6uuntrp StaI Gstutt for Salu.

TOR SALE-A desirable Orange County
FARM In Blooming nile from WashngtonVle
station Newbugh Branch Railroad aud ten miles from heVbuh
200 buildings complete And pro
dueve plenty location healthy and unsurpassed 10 the county i
no Apply TO A. w NlOOlL ~
Broadway; address H. DENSlSTON Blooming Grove, Orange
County n. Y.
NOR SALE-AbOut $4,000 acres of TIMBER
COAL LANDS. situated the West Branch Of the Susqn
River Penn the would be exchanged for lands situated
in Counties Penn INFORMATION
WILLIAM KINDS Reno Nenango Co, Penn.
VALUABLE MILL PROPERTY for SALE
LBAsRCOutrOlng interest erst eass Merchant NM noe
located the CITY OF Toledo one f
Toledo of cts bbL aud wheat taken ron %
mill for y TO bush Unfing water p'~e apse
200 bb doing good four stands high a.
home abroad by ~ February will be leased for term
AddressJ r. LINTON,
Maumee CITY Ohio.
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gtIy @anitn.

gents WANTED everywhere 10 SELL the
n AMERICAS KNITTING MACHINE tac oulr practical FanlT
Knitting Machine invented Pree 80 W n aEi 1000 idss
p.r minute Address AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co, Boihn
Mass or, ST. Louis No.
NXJANTED-AGENTS $3.50 per month. 10
w SELL tie ONLY GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SFWING MACHINE Price OILY BIS Crest iudueemsiu
10 Agents popular Machine OF e lhI-mse' ile n'l,
Esr Ioek Stitch o. that Be eoue on nT
ZOO sold and ts.and constantly iucrsAilg Nov the
time 10 tst Send f1r oTcuiu Beware oinn1gsfi
dres, SECOND Co Boston, Mss ufgh "a Or ~ Louis no
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
8ruuklpn HfaI Gshi for Sah.

TOR SALE-Brooklyn flights PROPERTY: 70
estate No 2 Coumbsst near fierrepohtft o o
80 feet running through PurmAnst the rear s "a
stone house three stories attic basement And
ube.ar bek rs nv So feet EXTRA bo modern Improvements
views the baI terms nos ~
Div 10 r. A. MORRISON Executor, No 3iI Broadway, N l.
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Situations WauttN- tmalts.


n American woman would IKE n position as
y nosFKRFpFR ar yRS for an urald Good references CAL
for two DAYS Esst Thirty fsi corner FOURTH ave n l.
A RESPECTABLE WOMAN wishes STU
n ALTON COOK, and will assist With The washing !'t Vest
l8tb.st between 9Th and 7th. ayes. Room NO
NTANTED-A situation as LADY MAID
w and SRAMsTRBSS hv competent Scotch r Ian be sea or
two days al No Easi Iwelbsi between il' ls o. ~ A - ~
IFRNAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
,r5 ,rroubv coas,auy to be found Mrs LOVES CIR
MAN IFsTGTUTE, Futet, corner Bostrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
REAL ESTATE.
NEW. YORK, Wednesday, Dec.

NEW YORK, Wednesday, Dec. 10, lets'
The late Matthew Morgan left beside widow,
nine children 10 share his extensive property fArt
,na, nronertv WAS half Of the Eew.YOTR Hotel MI
Hckson Field having an interest in said Hotter 70 'e
.rtent az one undivided half The result OF the saie
to-day is that Mr. william r. Morgan receives *s'4S' o.
Or for his interest In the Inheritance messs
T. III. Ludlow 4 Co. auction fee OF 800 ana lhe
lawyers referees &c. such plumber as thS Jaws ana
her life interest, and the remaining helrs william
excepted share IN equal proportion; as eeIoe Fila,
A large concOurse attracted ny the bale. EHhe
Higgins the great hotel builder whose operations IL may
At least be hoped VIII ultimately avS some ,a na
Pourtbaye Hotel NJ. B. Btenberger, Henry Parish, ana
enf Te Groperty started 100000 slowly up
20 O9SO0O which price Is was struck down to the
a Ss above stated. The price does not seem
the value OF the estate since the total rent OF the
5000 on lease made last Spring and when N e1PIss
Oh e ~ o S The onv hotels which rent for more
than this the Leands paying but 10000 Tor the
1870 or these No IT'S Broadway rents for 5000 No az
for $1,000 No no for 81 900; No. T29 for tOoO No 25 for
Messrs Morgan & Field built the Eew-York Hotel in
1872 The block which il stands was formerly the
property Of Luke KID, an old time merchant OF TINS Guy
bought and sold real estate extensively from 1905 TO
1898 In 1928 for the lot on the southwest corner OF MaV
Mercer-st. formerly known as Herringst, MT hip pad
5000 TO Messrs John b. and william F. Coles IN ls2g oi
lot In the same block 25x2OO feet he PAID Ihe WIDOW
and heirs Of William Thomas 5000. In the course
OF time Mr.. Kip dled, ieANlng inc tulIe
block 10 his widow two daughters In
ls4l, Eliza, one of these daughters, having married
for her second husband Archibald Austin OF New
Orleans 1.-THE said Austin previously expressly covenant
ing that his intended wife should remain IN sole and UNI
disturbed possession OF her landed property and having
awarded the southern portion OF the block as the
equivalent Of her undivided half conveyed the same TO
Mathew Morgan for $4,000 BY which II appears that
in the Fall OF the block OF land with improvements
on which the New-York Hotel now stands, was worth
about $4,000 equivalent TO at least $4,000 OF the cur
Of these times The northeast corner OF MerceFt
and WashngtOnpace, 52X9l7 the latter dimension on
Aercerst Is not embraced in the property sold to-day
Messrs James NJ. Miller and Joseph Mcclure also sold
some city property the description Of which rs gwen
below. MessTs Mallory & Blackwell IL will be remem-
bered offer the balance OF the Brooklyn prop
eriy in the vicinity OF Eghteenhst and Eeventhave
Mr. William II. RayuOr reported the sale Tor D0rran
Freeman r A Wthaus Of three lots on the northeast
corner OF Seventy thdst and Tenthaye for $1,000 The
price OF these lots in 1860 $1,000 They VIII front on
the Grand Boulevard when that thOroughfare sha nave
been built according the plan OF the Commissioners
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
Ttal 6statt 10 Grtbang,.

ytal estatt TO eftgang'
ORANGE.-To EXCHANGE for City Prop
" erty-An elegant COUNTRY SEAT Orange Moussn
p views Of 81 miles country The house q and
modern improvement intending gas not nd
cold water flushed approved ~ Barn Tor I'VE
and ice house The grounds contain - acre
6ue shade tree garden, ard rustic fences
excellent condition land lies beweTn ParK through
which privilege Of dag This place one Of TIE
finest 10 NeW-Jersey A. d. hELLlOh Jk x nv tinea,
DEAL ESTATE to EXCHANGE for MER-
II CHANDISB great bargains Call JAQUES 200 Broadway
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Corporation Sutitrs.
9rp @uuhs.

9rp @oubs.
EURS AT BARGAINS-AstTacha ClOaks,
Lade, Hats MAX Hats ChirsIs FaTs Far By The ,srd
Ribbons Prices reduced l. BNASS Millinery
5g Broadway. corner Of Niheieeutbst
TTRY our one dollar KID GLOVES, new shades.
l. Chidrrus IS Cloth Gloves Leggn &c, Sc To-.
Wery's French assortment OF
Trimmings popular BLGERS 800
and 882 Broadway. Nineteenthst. east side
nRESS and CLOAK MAKING in all its
BRANCHES Elegant PATTERNS received monthly. Velvet
ost remodeed equal MADAM MARSHALL
I2l Bruaixay. between Thireth ana Thirty hrststs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
xuna isIanS S,aI estate fur Salt.

At HUNTERS POINT-FOr SALE-A beau
N Hfi stes,s HOUSE new" rooms large closets 6res base
ent high stoop sliding door, marble nant gas ke g'Sd nn
borbood price $500 the fernet third bonse ID
East Pourtbs l, east Of EsstaVe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
6itp Stal estate for Salt.


EIGHTEEN fine LOTS near Boulevard to
n VIGILANCE or Farm or Country Seat. JAQUBS 28 Bway
IGOR SALE-Iwenty or more vacant LOIS,
bssssu TlirysIh and Thirty sveBbss and Eleventh and
Tushhayes; Immediate possession be there pier
foot Of At aud that newly paved Apply ts
" II WEBB. 200 Lswitsi, or 81 kIcbange-plaee
EOR SALE-East 44th-st., 3-story, high stOOp
brovro1e lLtIJHOJ Sl30sI; East 29.hst Jslory brick
RIO 2slg 4l4O; West 57thst elegant 4stofy hzd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-16
City 1roptrtg 10 3rt.

MO. 6Ss LEXINGT0N-AVE., first-class four
~ story bowDons HOUSE having all The modern improvement
and conp.e sds CaB be st any TINE without permit fo
terms apply to b BLANCO, 10 South Wilhlm.st
OFFICES TO LET-The Asbury Life lnsur-
" area COMPANY having renewed ohesi a. zoe bioieu
bt Offer to ., their late o1ss' a. 1s brs,oN corn"
sfRthash Apply on the premises
TN0 RENT, FURNISHED, or FOR SALE
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