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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-07-26

Average temperature ior CORRESPONDENCE oes0 snss
year.
| BopY FouNp.-The remains Of an unknown man,
dressed In brown coat. black pants and vest were
yesterday afternoon found In the North RIVER Ioot
of Seventy ninth street.
STREET CAR CAsuALTY.-Mary Pauline, OF NO.
oil Thireth street. yesterday sustained serious In.
lures by falling from the front platform Of car No.
100 OF the Seventh avenue line
SUppEN DRATH.-Mr. Louis Clapjen. q French ply
sican stopping at the Prescott House, was found
dead In his room at eight O'Clock yesterday evening
The cause OF his sudden decease Is not known.
ACCIDENT Observation-Disclosures Kline, aged thirty
years OF No. III Second street. was struck on her
head aud severely injured by the fender OF the barge
Pilgrim, lying ut the foot Of Thirty-fourth street,
North river.
SUICIDE BY DRowNrNG.-An unknown woman
jumped overheard from the dock at the foot Of
Twelfth street Yesterday evening" at seven O'Clock
and was drowned. The body was recovered by
some boatmen, and now lies OF the Aorgue 1or iden-
tncation.
SERIOUS AccIDENT.--while Mr.. Edward Donohue
residing at No. SO Third avenue, was driving with
three others through 10th street, between Eighth
and Ninth avenues. yesterday, OF half past three
O'Clock, ms horse snieo and the wagon was pre-
cipltated over an embankment Mr.. Donohue was
severely injured but, the others escaped unhurt.
THE PARK METEOROLOGICAL REPORT The report
Of the Park Meteorological Department for the
week ending July "a, 1869, shows the following as
the atmospheric conditions during that perlod:-
Barometer Mean 3oO5o nches; maximum. at seven
A NJ. July "a, 30 so inches; minimum, at two z. NJ
July II, 2o.s44 inches; range, .308 inches. Their
mometer-Mean, 7l.O2; maximum, at four p NJ.
July "A, Sill; minimum, at four A. NJ. July "a, 81:
range, 20.7 Rain Tell July 20 and 81 having total
duration or five hours and forty minutes; q total
depth Of water 6S OF an inch.
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PROJECTED BUILDINGS.
The following plans have been submitted during
the week ending Thursday, the 22d inst, to MIR.
james N. Macgregor, Snperintendent Of Ruiidinra:-

iuc iOioNiuB PIdHs nave Utcu buDulltCcu curing
the week ending Thursday, the ed inst, to MIR.
james NJ. macgre9or superintendent Of Buiidings:-
July l6Fou story brick store and dwelling situated
the west side Of SECOND avenue hyx feet north OF Eighth
Fr't class three story stone house. situated on tho
south eide Of Thireth street. lS scot east Of Madison
July class four story basement brown stone
ss west "a f asen sUsh .z EIDE 81 s @
Three pys story brick stores and encrsns situated g.
Brick shop situated No. lOa Greenwich street, size $780,
Brick two ,oa story shop ,nnted tho north side Of Third
ss5 10 rect west OF Lewis street, sile 2oxs Owner, W.
Two three story DWELLINGS situated on the south side
Twp story dwelling situated the north side of Forty
tourth street, IVY Feet east Of Third avenue; size, 2xe
Jay Brick three story dwelling situated the south
avenue; size, 25142 owner Catherine Hughes.
size sorsS OWNERS Berren varick '"'' ;" rear
on @ sens ss ss
nue. Tu sl1c ie 40. 0,wner,J W; Q. Spears,
ASy iSe' cas-, OF Eleventh avenue sze 62xl0l Owners
July 10 three story brown stone dwelling stu
se gu 'ne nor.s sae OF Seventy ninh street. twenty-five
Ten G. elias. three story brown stone dwellings, situated
On .ns west sue OF Fourh avenue between Eighynh and
gh sixth Streets sse Of eight 2os5o two, 22So Owner
seIy'sys.h street SS Pei size,
Three brat cnss three story Ohio dwellings, Situated
on te north aide Of fyh street. S25 feet west OF Eighth
ayenuei size, l6x50. Owner, j. Mckinley.
rs class four story aud basement brown stone dwell
Storm.
Eve story brick .cnesn,s situated at No.
10, ESSEX street. size 2bsss Owners Hanacl Hartpng
q Eighty seventh street. rs Feet east Of Third avenues
2oxju.
Three story basement class brown stone dweing
osed on the north sidc OF foiyseyenth '.ce, H'wee'
Ninth and Tenth avenues; size, lpx51. Owner, h AuId
Jy 20-fis class threo Atory dwelling, situated on the
north side Of Fy street. I'D feet east OF Tenth avenue
SIZE Nxf0. Owner, j. FcrIiH.
Three story brick sabo ana dweihni' htWNe" on we
south side OF Ehhuoh street. l50 feet Vt OF ihrd avenue
stze, 25taA owner, j. Weber
Tu stosg ll.l casa brick dwelling situated the negih
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CnnnY IEn3.


Since twenty years ago coney Island has greatly
improved externally. There IS more sand and It is
whittier and, therefore, more beautiful than when the
territory was an appendancY Of the future king
domi Of Long Island. To-day Coney Is good place
70 20 to If you would palronize spectacles, pari-
cularly those with Brazilian pebbles In them Tor
the reason that opthalmla just possible 10 those
who frequent the place 'mnchly" az It was 10 tue
heroes OF the army NAPOLEON reqngste,i--oD frs
pyramids, while they the heroes) were
meandering through Egypt-to iyoa down
Estheucaiy considered, Coney Island wopIa be ex
ceedi ngly attractive Il It's surface sands were re-
moved I'D green NILS and smiling weeds'' suDst-
tuted the reior. AS the island Il 1t Is not away
from the beach a good place Tor pedestrians on
which 20 make fast time. We wouldn't encourage
any "walkist" TO exercise there
Historically the Island IL not TO he overlooked In
the oden times the natives were IN tue habit OF
visiting its shores ~ order TO get CLAIMS. Those who
go there IN tns generation are supposed to do the
same thng-addng, by way OF giving an appetite TO
each "clamist," a little corn juice" The very an-
Gent inhabitants and frequenters Of the country
snese came principally IN canoes-didnt have
the Juice" IN It's purity, although doubtless they
had the corn. HendrIck Hudson, tradition saws
landed on Coney Island be ore he discovered the
bay or New York. Since that day until the passsge
OF the Maine Liquor law Coney Island has been
noted for four tllngs-clams, bathing, sand ana "a
little more whiskey.u
The population of Coney Island Is various. SO is
iis architecture. The people are greatly given to
s'houses" and "botels,n and Notwithstanding some
bave polysyllabic titles gwen them, could carry
W .AS hbEcSg vi INC OHe-stOry eSI3DllSnmen,S OH
ones back. a nativer WAS respectfully requested 10
state why the houses were all so very low dc an.
sweIcu, sentcntiOusy, "EarthquakesO
Inc people OF Coney lsland have greatly Improved
th ciylilzauon, peiy and patriotism since Hendrick
hudson introducen Holland gin. Ut ~ supposed
py some people mat the reason why the nhaOltanis
Keep 30 mucn American bunting displayed from
nasfs stuck up al their 'housesn and fnotes near
tbe beach, Is 10 nageiiate the waves into the per
foruance OF patriotic airs" When one gers safely
10 Coney Island he Is glad when he gets out on il
he IN rejoiced exceedingly but he goes there ayan
and again, Gust Tor che iuniof the thingD sits
CLANS ms does IT,
There are Three ways 10 get 10 Coney Island and
is many. unless you haze eatcA 0yefmuch clam for
-FOUR poor bead to get ont OF It, You can so ali
The way By Hteambcat for quarter, you can take
She C0peY Island and yrosDecI i'arg horse cars
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To Newport aud Rncd.

Though less obtrusiye In its claims upon the st.en
ton Of the tens OF thousands OF New Workers who
Sunday alter Sunday start at early morning Tor one
OF the numerous resorts, where, for hours the
hum OF the great city will be unheard and purer
air breathed and new scenes found to delight the
eye, there are few within easy reach OF the city
where the pleasure seeker can find more gratitca-
ton than at Keyport. At nine O'Clock yesterday
morning the fine steamer General Sedgwick Captain
Storms commander left the foot OF Barclay street,
having on board goodiy number Of pleasure seek
ers bound for that cosey and unpretentlous spot
The sail 10 keyport Is pleasant one, though the eX
cursionist VIII not find much en- route In the way Of
scenery excite his enthusiasm. Nevertheless the
gentle slopes Of Staten Island on the hand, and
the iat but finely wooded shores OF New Jersey on
the other, form very pleasing prospect and sail
OF less than three hours down the KIN Won Kull
brings the excurslonlst TO Keyport beauii-
fully situated on gently sloplng ground on the
shores Of New Jersey, and having the advantage
oil fine bay, and excellent strand for bath Ing, the
absence Of the vulgar glare OF socailed fashion,"
AID freedom from the extortionate prices peculiar
to 'fashionable- watering paces All the necessa.
ries for the inner man can be found there excel
lent quality at moderate prices, and what between
sailing, rowing, bathing and srolling along the
heights, the four hours allowed the Sunday excur-
slonist TO keyport, between the arrival and return
trip OF the General sedgwick can be spent not only in
the most pleasurable but heathgvInl manner.
On the steamer, too, the time need not hang
heavily on ones hands. There were not, IL is true,
many Of the young men Of Eur very hTst Arms on
some very nice young men there, at least the
pretty girls seemed 10 Think and they ought TO know
best Az was genlalty and enjoyment-pleasant
teies-d-iete between lovers in sly corners, killing
chances from some very "heayy" young men who
sported whtehats and fancy canes-ooisteIous mirth
from 0 strong delegation OF the tribe OF Israel from
the aromatic region OF Chatham street. Neatly
dressed children dispofte1 themselves about the
deck to The delight Of dotin3 fhlents, and male
children Of elder growth, who, not having tlt pfetl1
frowns Of some attendant angel to awe them MO
the utmost pr0priey of behavior found solace for
every woe IN a free but not inCrdnate resort to
la or. at seven O'Clock tic steamer arrived at the
foot OF Barclay street. the trip having been very
pieaEaut AFFAIR,
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eds e INA street l feet wsss Of Second IN
size, Nx22 Owner, O. Center. -
Eight first class four Ohio dwslinss minated
IN he enai Rds Of Fifth between Fy -hh "a
and Ffty-sxth sfesfs 2exl0D 22xl00 Two 20x06
two 20xi00. Owner, Mrs. 4. Jones'
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CRY MTELLIGEAeE.

TIN WEATHER YcsrERDAY-1he following RECORD
Will snow the changes In the temperature ior me
past twentyiosr hours, IN comparison with the cor
responding day OF last year. indicated by the Their
m0meter At Hudnut's pharmacy, HERALD Building,
Of INN
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I'm The tsnnnn.


Among the many thousands that HE'D away to
country shade, rural brooks and romantic rocks
iron this thrice heated furnace-iiko city yesterday
none seemed more imbued with the spirit Of
rational recreation than the excursonists OF the
easy steamer NeyerslnK. They were en- route mp
Long Island Sound 10 College Point, Whitest0ne
City island and New Rochelle A trifing knowledge
OF human nature at once established the nationality
Of tue majority. They we're Germans and true 10 the
custom In ladcrland. All bore The expression OF
cOntentlnent and smiled as " they were at peace
with oil mankind. What profuse talent some OF the
women possessed Their pct dogs IN one arm and
pobeS IN tue Other. Ihey caress the one and feed
the other oil day. At College Point the majority
lett the boat ana sought the quiet PARK OF the village
WheIe battalion OF tho recently organized Thirty
second regiment National Guard consist
command Of MAJOR Henry X. Hoehr were
Rayy uGpUrung themSeiV yes. The battalion
mad adopted TIE unique plan OF making a
moonlight midnghE march, aud, with full Dand
miles IRON 'DuLcltOwn,p Brooklyn, h. d., TO their
destination on Saturday night At Whltestone an.
other, but smaher, deputatlon left. Emerging into
the broader part or the Sound Fort schuyler is
swfty passed, ana the frst sweet breath OF cooling
wind comes waiting over the waters from cry
Island. 1ne latter point Ia then reached where
others dleemoark, and at once seek pleasure in
agass c sanag go"f9 n H Hsnng and drinking
trip "up the Sound" Is complete. Five minutes
thereafter the remaining passengers are promenad.
ing the grounds or the Neptune House or gtrofln1
foot to Latber's Hill, where the 6lte OF the back
country reside or bounding over the water in tiny
naiiboats 10 Dayids Islands. There are few low.
ors who live ia sunlight and ice cream but they are
few. Toward SHUTDOWN the Seyerslnk returned and
the Old thfoDg OF TIE morning at either stopping
p0ce sought It's deegs IN addition 10 the battalion
IRON College Point, aud at nighGsIl the trip was
happy completion.
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SUNDAY EXCURSIONS.
The Anti.Sabbatarians Of the Metropolis on
their ntbdOmadal Cruises,
Rockaway, Keyport, The Hudson, The
Sound, Coney Island and High Bridge
Exciting Race Between two EXcur-
sion Steamers.

The torrld weather OF yesterday Induced II II did
not quite compel, thousands Of Metropolitans to
seek enjoyment repose and refreshment at the
numerous pleasant resorts which, environ New York.
and almost all the various routes by steamboat
conveyance and the city railroad were thronged
throughout the day. The principal interest however
seems TO centre Ia the mope distant picnickan
retreats, and these, too, were amply Fatronized-
A new feature in the Sunday excursions was intro
duced yesterday, when TWO HUDSON river boats en-
tered INTO lively race on trsir way home. Nobody
hart" Bsow win be found reports of the more in.
teresting trips made during the day.
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COURT Calta1sa-r.as DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-UuAMBERs.- Nos. 81, 30, 81, 6s,
- "a, o., W IFS, ia AL 100 i5i, 1856 49, 17o, 176
no. lsp, iSi, 49, 49,, i9j, l9' iJ9, 800, xoi. .o1
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Up the East River.

While the trip up the Hudson affords such interest
and amusement to the admirers OF the beautiful In
nature and to those seeking recreation aud relaxa.
ton from The OF business and the drag Of city
life sail up the East river will be found as preg-
naBt with interest and Incident, and WILL
perhaps give greater opportunity to notice
tns srow w aha extent OF ,he ee
sailed from different points OF the city, anxious 10
escape from the heat aud dust were great that 1t
might readily be supposed there were few II any,
Ielt patronlze the boats which were to make trips
up the East river But New FORK IL sort OF c0rnu-
copiR, aud rom II enough can be poured out TO Ill
any aud all the bosts and otner conveyances which
were advertised TO leave the city on excursions to
almost any place. Indeed SO 1t seemed yesterday
for from an early hour il the morning unti late
the evening the three neat and pretty steamers
which ply between Peck Slip and Harlem were most
literally patrouized. Crowds awaited the arrival
of the boats at each landing, and when on board
and speeding through the rushing waters Of we
various improvements ID course Of progress on the
New York ana brooklyn sfofes. Ine various public
institutions for charity and correction were leseanE
cd on by some wei posted individuals to others
less enlightened. The component parts Of Hell
uaeee-=l ling Pan, Pot ROCK dogs Back, Bread and
Cheese wefe pointed OUT SANDY Glbsons cot
aaG sSsos ss' Of is 5 Even sy tnSs
who knew or had heard it. The roaring
seething waters, as they plunged and wblrled and
dashed through Hell Gate, we're duly admired; and
a. The Goat, when making the sharp turns would
CaTeen slightly, there would be little frahC cngen-
dered. Fair damses would give the faintest lutte
scream, anu a good excuse would be given the
loving swans ~ clasp the loved ones in the strong
arms and press them hurredly 70 their manly "buz-
2unls.n Harlem being reached the crowds make o
rush FOR the queer little Tiger Lily to continue their
excursion up the muddy cree1, bOrdered by ewanps,
styled Harlem river, WlIcn gives pleasure for tne
time 10 visitors ana fever ana agne 10 the residents
round bout align Bridge being reached the ex.
csrsoDists disenDarked, ana IN hilarity and amuse-
ment spent the Gag.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-07

IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL AND
/ PFpaoNiL EST ATE IN K1EEEuk nv
CoTTY TA Fred T noTi pr baa Sfra date on I'd Of
juno. 1931. and q: record IN the ricrk, WnWD,Y
Mecklenhnrs county. Va J snGm NIL, on tna nrcmises
me 1o o. .;,cc nIa- at rmblc nnctIon. the
TRACT OF LAND upon which inc salh ,,uSu ~ "
rrdcs Irin. about two rnil"s rrrn ne vlnIr RI
p~,,,i IN, cort7inInr a',out TWELVE IT NDhtn
tttr"S =. large portion II thia l1nd % IN r;'I,,-
yaffon. With nm ahundaut supply of tmbercd ana
Tho I-c,rynr-housc Is largo and "ornod'ors'
,~i"l "l~li ten rooms convrnt"9tiF aFT'.''a,,,
md i. ~ood r"rai-. 1t may hc sn>clT sag III
thor -c it few esidcncc5 IN this section or Viz
riaia more desirable.
AZ the same time and place will sell fRAol
pf IkNp. adjoining the above tract Ennwn As III
Li:ItiU Tract. containing Two HUNDRED
AID TWENTY ACRES. o-,s
TIL" Improvements consist OF an one , ESp.
house ETC. Also, small tract. containing w
TY-FIVE ACREs, adjoining The lands Of D. W.
Bramc, Tucker 5. Cole, and otber'
The lime and Efgf shall HII -f Fl sn fE.
MoUSEH0 dlr "p FAM, Ettc FhRSISG IiPE
MT.,ISor every description. stoGH 81 Aoi''I~'
MULE: noes. CATTLE. and SEEEp. I'll, ba
ya ioyh On The tay OF sale. al the personal
property viii be sold for cash.
Ind The following day-to w.t.; TLEsoAG. ~
Of november 1859. viii sell at B0y3tGn, n ,IT.
or the courthouse dg4r. inc Bk IL Ire
:
h~lc,; iri!!in" OF recent construction ana cGn-
ycni"ntfy arrangcd for msrchandslng, running
back from he street 70 feet fronting on
street 40 feet situated ut the corner oil Main anu
JrGcrson streets the storehouse and lot thereto
a1rnrhod situated west of the courthouse, IN le
Lii Village: the HOUSE situated In the said VII
lagr now &C 'upi"d By John Tarry as shoe shop
aYAChNT Lot fronting the EpIscopall church atbcrn
c"nininiSv OEE-FUII1it OF AN ACRE. A
mall portion or parcel o: LAND situated near
i.ardrt,h Macon Culog" adjoaiuC the LANDS % %
William \ smith ana Others, containing foI H.
TEEN ACRES.
TrEE3 Made known on day OF sale.
s. II. JOHNSON,
Trustee for A. Boyd.
I:rTuTOH. CctChcr: 1872. &C tbs
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22ic!1mond G)lsnatcIl.


\ MYSTERY or pkRIs.--A story OF nys
tcrious package, CGliGn1ni says. is now go
ing the rounds Of the French ionlnai'. :
few DAYS back q wagon belonging 10 IN
Orleans RAILWAY Company MIGHT have rec"
soon To SfoD ut Iont q NrCole: ;Wo men wa
accompanied Il appeared 70 consult toSethc
fora moment, and then, after looking arouE'
in al directions. rs il 10 satisfy thcinScNc
fh.t they were not o5.e.ycd, they tooktron
fhn:r vehicle Z wicker basket, carciu!i.
closed. which they launched over The para
oct into the Seine, and then drove rapidi'
of. A man engaged in fishing below tn,
bridge had, however, Observed the act, AND
having got the package TO land, opened H.,
and found il to contain Fragment, OF lle&h,
amidst which he thought he could diStIa-
s~,,iSh 4 human leg. lie took the haSkc:
10 commissary OF police, and 4 m"d'-
cal man, being sent for, decided that The
contents were human remains, cut up, ana
in an advanced state Of decomposition. h'
police naturally supposed they were 0" ,hl
traces Of crime. The railway men, Dcils
arrested, declared that the person 10 WholE
the parcel had been consigned had reused
il in consequence of the carrlagc DEM
1lnn.id. and rs they found it TO emit nor
rbic stencil they resolved to get rid OF II nf
THROWING. il into the river. This cXpiana-
ton did not appear satisfactory, ana IN
Investigation was carried further. ne per.
santo whom the package had been addressed
was then applied TO, and the mystery was
,loarcd up. His brother, who resides III
The Pyrcnccs, having shot Il bcnr, had sent
him up leg stripped Of its fur, but in con-
>curc3cc Of the hot weather and some delay
in The delivery the game had become spoiled.
lie consequently refused to take the parcel,
md intended 10 sue the company forthc loss
occasiopcd by the delay.
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Bv Cruhhs & Williams, Auc,ioneer..
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A BRICK RESI-
I nF<Cr on THE SOUTH SIDE OF MIN
STRFFT RFrWFEN ADAMS AID JEFFER-
SDE STREETS.-In execution Of the provisions
~ decd or trust from William :. Blank 10 me -
trust t. Gated :Cth .lanunrr 1855, and recorded III
quircG T." the executor Of the creditor .rcurtdl,
will sell nj auction, upon the premises. on En-
NES0AI. October 18th, ut o'clock i. H.. u
FAIR If not then on the nexi Iir Day hGrcHftcr ~
thctnc No III west Main street,, and now occupied
by Mr. Claiborne Enrlsiale.
The DWEIII\ contatns sly large ana one
small room besides attic; and kitchen with ; .
rooms. Water and gas on the premises. Inc -ol
|. % by $50 feet to m alley a5 feet wide.
The terms IS prescribed by the deed. are sum
cicn IN cash ia pay the balance dre on the debt Sc
cured now abol,. $1,000. and also the expense. ~
personal Representatives and assigns ~ slid bltEk
may direct. ROBERT HOWARD, Trustee.
GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS. Ar"tionccrs oc9
GALE OF \ VALUABLE FARM.-ln
} cnmpI!aucc with decree Of the r!rcui' court"i
Ncckcnhurg rendered at the September term,
1862 il The srit Of Scott, commissioner 49, tonch,
&C.. will sell. on The premises. on TUESllAl III
10Th fnctobcr lace, At . clock p. NJ. the TRAtI
OF LAND OH which Samuel i. Couch now resides,
Ncnahlc and r 4. puryear, about thirteen miles
from the Richmond and Danrlle railroad. and
confirming SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES. The improvements consist o! n good
ont. houses. The land is well adapted TO the pro-
dnriion Of corn wheat, oats. tobacco, SC.
Terms or SALE: nne-thlrd cash; balance In
six and twelve months, the purchaser executing
retained until the whole Of the purchase money Is
paid. 6. r. JOHNSON,
Commissioner.
DoYDToS September IS, 1862. sc 3o-eot
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So PER DAY.
STENCIL TOOLS AND PLATES.

~ BELLENUT, DIE-SINKER AND
ts BRhSr-CUTTEE. 1919 5IAIN STREET,
Tho new patent BRASDiNG-l.aN for marking
II kinds ii wooden articles by heating H. Il per-
,ectly adopted To branding barrels or Gny other
article under the new law.
f,,.-ra.cfs' stock stencil Paste brushes. In
BFzbb md German silver. Frames. steel Rings,
Cheeks, I~s4, 40, Wholesale and retail. mhs
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Bv James VI. Taylor. Auctionccr,
Once sci Msin street,
,br.e dco-. hollow SrntSwOOd Hotel.

REAL ESTATE. On
7 THIRTEENTH. STREET FOR SALE Al
kTryIC%-Will he sold on MONDAY the lltl
day or October, on the premises, ii y o'clock
NJ. In" TWO !. OTIS on the east side Or lhlrtccn'i
street between Main and Cary, on which there arc
TWO "HICK TE$ENFETS, erected by the les
sccs. The lots are now under \ lease Yielding >.
per hnunIn ard The taxes, with about SIX wears u
r"a. The buildings IL he paid for ~ the eSplra-
Il n Of the iease NJ v"lUatinn.
The lois front on Thirteenth street Is Feet e-ch:
TERMS Liberal. Made known on the day ofsalc.
JAMES II. TAYLOR huctlonccr.
rs, SCI Main street.
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BY Lyme & brother.
Real Estate Agents and AuctionesEs,
1882 Main street

UALUAB \ \ D DESIRABLdE
Y BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE ~ A.
TIO%.-W III be sold on TIfESDAI. i"th octn,ncr
1899 1T half-nastA O'Clock Z. NJ. on the premises
TWO VALUABLE LOTS, situated on the west
side of Twcuty-sevcnth between O ana streets,
fror;ing Il By l:2 feet each, running bacH ~ All
alley.
Srcclal attention or parties Wishing TO Dny un-
improved property Is called II this sale. 49,
Terms Onn-third cash: balance on acrcdlt or
rou ripIt md twelve months. interest added. anu
decd nC trust LYME & BROTHER,
". - = .''..' hnctInncnra.