davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-11-27

4 cT1Ec PonnGt c1naot Us very sAoetAt1!5
t'scorated with even Grape trimming, Much;
therefore, depends on the shs2e. which should
i,e n fashicnabie - possible, IN or'acr 10 s'vs
. et,lrh feet. The present Gipeey bonnet
Il ra1ticultsly elegant for mourning: the
jaulsy ehape being properly subdned
,riha fna rafrp Ssaps q, oe[see ersee xith 3
ir,crmeaiate folds are ueed for the outside.
md heavy grcs grim etfings Of ribbon o.
vide yiIk bound With Grape. The 1oog Tsil is
rrn OF, ribbon and tod around tue sfont ot
fhe bonnet. 4 tomhaxiue bonnet, with hesFy
scld@ Of Grape finger deep n the edge, 10
suitable fol the deepest rnoututEs-
RnESp HAT
with moderately vide brim and s1soes niEa
e.pwr. has b11El rolled up across the back.
ard i bcutszns with = ro" Of Grape and
ribbon around the band; two e4'ds At the bAck
hound With the craue.
VAS bound with he.yy G}aek elk band Of the
-i,E. with standing aizr.tte Of blAek md
uh1te t1,ft. Ends Of tifk barred across with
black ard white tias e'ik
WIDOWS utT
sas Of bonaha:iue, with ruehiuE o! Grape n
the border shape. \ rolling xlpaey, e0rieS'
hsct md front short equAre Grape veil. With
1T ornament, fastening on one cosEe1 TO eade
al hat.
In elegant mourning, The ontside garment
must either bG Of tue EAuue N4ke1aA - %44S
dreer OF of heavy black cloth. plainly TRIMMED
pith lustrelees elk. The e1Aeos1h hon ci ma
| scIial dispenses with the pcceseity OF yer.
| hesy5 outside Krap for ceremonial occasions
SHORT sAcqrK
| Is worn with drapery sleeves na.ae With o7es
hack to admit the pestillon bow. End no
e1ceedingly tight. And here Is another rn!
of lie iufaiibte faehionisss. Deep mouEn1nl
| must not so into tight Basnents. - muc
dr1pery ~ you please. but no tESing to be g.
r. iaunr1 il ehape. Hoxever gentee1 ti6ai
dtt1Ic errmcnt msf BE- IL color, it Is not coz
| sideYcd decoroua in gfte1-
cIe1A SUITS
nj 1sdies e1cth, Hna arosdclosh. and 9TH
Goods. arc very hA.deome nouzning. tt.
Ira ceep enough with an adait,on Of cru
T.il I'D bonnet, i. trimmed with heavy 81
cr1;n nji. They s1e made hAH a,.lrG paleto
nr batonine, xith long oEetskut. Ooa I q,
| lste|y had = border Of deep has eaaf+ iu
sdrcd vith \ u14ruw rptl sf Ashle fur.
JKWELkr.
At M11er'e, there Afe speeiat sets os mour1
icc ievcl1y, Jet croesss, eAr-z1ngs .hreast-p Dir
b1ssr1ets ind neck-oaails, In elegant md !
. :;ons devices, appropriate to tbs oosaslc
! Thern seems, however, to be tpeeaa! Aceu
: in recsrt to joxelzy- A widow ccutd not.
tne Anguish of first grief, renoFa from /
, 1870-11-27


mechanically the younger clinEing to the
skiFts OF tie elder, aud. as they disappeared
and the car went on, aud men and women in
/ the streets came and went, aud the great tide
Of life flowed neieily il its thousand chaunels,
could net tu; say to nytel!. 0oi bless you
AID kecp you, listls ones, aud ia His own good
| time ttcotnIe Ienee sou for all this soerow with
His peace which riseeth all understanding.
| Ahall probably uerer sec them again, and
ret: to my last day, eau never forget this
dark shallow which camc across my Thauks-
giying. And ~ We al sat doxn to our feast,
Mignou and Blanche, old Hobbs .na Mn.
Hobbs, Aurelis and celeute-I told the story
hare tcld you; and while it gave us sil
psin. We on'y 1eneEel raore closely our
pledges 81 Affection, and promised to be truo
True to each other. for who shall say how
eocn xny one Of Us may take this sudden
plunge into the utter darkness OF life true
to huusnity. for this Is only one inessn.c Of
the great sadness and misery Ill about us.
tears, said: 1'After the eorro~ shall come
the rest, for He R1sesh His be1oyed aleep.':
cannot close this letter without SAVING 4
word about 6eebach, who has been playioe
this week 4; tho Opera House, and her per:
large-heartcd, charitable woman and 6ifte.]
| genius, and because her rdsams;icperaonssiou.
f,ae to the higheat dignity OF art. thint
that no pesson who WIS present Friday even.
irG At the Opera Houee will deny that Mad
sesxeh's personation Of Goethe's Marguerite
the Grc!chen OF ''Faust," was dfAmatst
I revelation md an altogether phenouena
event. can remember nothing 1t ali coz,
pal able to II unless it be Ris.oi'a Esixateth
and get tho Fie'ors Of Sseoael II til.
greater becausc Gretchen is an intel1ecsus
md Elizabeth physical creation. The latte
il . matter Of costume, situation, fscsal ex
preston and gesture, with highly colored sur
1oundingt. which 1ra eloquent auxiliasies I,
the pexscnation. Tho former must be the r.
| snl' ct aprofound etudy q The human hsss
ono il Egure in group. The otheri IL poi
trait BY i,self. I certainly need not rehears
the story Of "Faust," for be who does ne
krow it already will never care to knoH it, an
, ret thete were undoubtedly many prese1
who have never known Faust" befo,
) except through Gounods nuti!ated Ebrett,
1t IL one Of dae few supreme workh of gen11
:, which electrit1es the world ono OF tho 70
:: grand pictures Of human 1ife which Ia uo:st
10 rank BY tho aide OF 6aakspczzo's voza
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-01
4 GAZE ..
FOR SALE. {.

The bui ding know as the Excel ior store .
now occupied By Fid Bishop as alry 20 DIS store Il.
for sale This store is well situated and Las lsge
and comfortable rooms over hcrd ,utabc FOR two er
more families. For further particulars apply Al
the store or of y. HARRIS & BRO. Titusviilc 1T
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-01

/. nv DAILY RECORD, Is tho h. adyelr,snt
: = "ed'"inn the oiircyd,,n -
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-01

LIVERPOOL. Feb. l.---l-2l p. n.
Renncd "a. S.iyits Ia.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-01

A&TWLEp. Feb 10 p. n.
Grade COZ.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-02-01

P'r'or ana ,fiice si"ycs few lett an
will hc sold ai cost Mt !. Enlherflrd.s. /
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Tuesday. Nov. %. 1870.
A number of sales of New York City and
Brooklyn property were annouhoeu " 'ahe place thls
,ori,, ~ the Exchange but the attendance small
aud the property was all Withdrawn, with one exception
Tho market is stagnant and is Impossible to sell az any
tbing near the prices at which property il held 10
eoIas az importance announced for this week
NJ Jeues Miller sold by order OF the Supreme Court
mons. and lot Ono-hundred and-tNe nty nj th-st
- TiCrfhavr At Brooklyn Mr. James Cole disposed
f large amount OF improved and unimproved property
AZ fT rces The attendance good, aud the bidding
quite active. .
EuIl details Of property sold appear below.
VIM H. Raynor has sold two lots Seventy 1fth-st
and two or Seventy $50 feet from
Wsdisonave., for $4,000; aO four lots kinctyscv
erht and six rear on Ninety cghthst 425 feet west
of Thiri-avc., for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
DEP4RTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS

WEDNEsDAY Nov. g.
lAverpoo steamship
80 n r., close the Post-Ohc al Y NJ
Ma PAN le.ers only, made fr No ~ n r.
AID An eicy DEPOSITED IN Supplementary Mails
ma ~ p~.-a q " ia double pOsta-e
ur Plata rom samana &C. per steamship
ID. Il -ea q th- PostOfice D. m.
Republic Brazil and ST. IT. steamship
ss4h Auc-ca - " r. close PstOmoe at
steamship l. a ,. III.
THURSDAY Nov "a
pav-Tfe hc- and all Malls close this DAY al 10
@
Nails frr Europe QueenstoEn LIVERPOOL, steamship
Tai, D jersey City cot a. the fosOhce at $50 a. H.
~ uprl HsiL
Ns f1r Havana and West Indies per steamship Columbia,
From no n l. l. a. Steamship sails II CLOCK p H.
FRIDAY, Nov IS
No ste nsap nak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
SHIFTING INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF HBw-YORE .....................Sov r.
CLEARED.
Haac HanhCrs G--i Virgo BglEIY ia
Tssph' Prank Pecs III klephs; james Adger Lockwood
1t.r-.sr. ant rscts Philadelphia
.l s-Drtsh Pnroes BONI Lyepoo hsTianna " terrerle
LAios: Asia Webster GLASGOW.
ssrt-Klte Harding. Harding. Antwerp
re-lieu-y Towbndge BaHy CbArlfsion Sarah z homoos
Brooks Jones IaIatola Hre, Kelly,
Seem Phelps shser S@ysnnAhi DreadAolht hcD04i'
htsEavtn.
ARRIVED.
,.sws IN On snron Lockwood Charleston udse and
s1uh Aheaare Lawrence, Relmont Cty Point and horiof
Shin Mar Riggs Lansdon, CaI-o AUG. 49, gusno
Barb Fur ke. Howsy ROTTERDAM a5 DAYS Hdse.
Venus hrldi-bogou-h 90 days, ralroaI Iron
a. al. en-s. Keller. Gardens IA days sussr
B.r BSs Nes-Y, Benruta 10 daJs, ballast
ssrk Oaz s. tlrn Mar d DAYS ard Inoasses
n, : sua Tior. La-aehe AIr-4 81 days Cuaary Set
l,y In--,trrs ksach. tiud4d Bolivar. 81 da = hides
Si,,g.-e Il b taore. jacksonville II Gays lInter.
kehr SiIv,T Star, ltGsan ISL ~ dsfs Tut
DOMESTIC PORTS.
PeyTraS 21hs steamship Austrian Of thu Allan ne
Raoy Nov ARMED Midnight from bark Nor
3D. oy y Philadelphia bngs A from Leshofai !" L. saw
IRON ~ Lsiebport.
Riihsns f.Os San juan
MISCELLANEOUS.
Tie ne Toronto Gddes Ere Newiors for Falmouth Eng pct
No Ne, = I1.h oeeT Nh WH T. heob OF
I.fs = h gale caught IN me nam
the wbte breaking three CT hf rbt and other
inJunng 49,. l.. " VI 4,
,rg Il, SewpOr SUNDAY, owe taken h'
= 81 carried forcmsst beioS TIE cross Trees
InsHopinasL Was tOwel LscI to NowpoF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
DELAWARE, LAcKAwANNA and WEST
MORRIS AND rs TX DIVISION

MORRIS AND rs TX DlFihIpH..
Depos New Yok Of Barclays and foot o. -o
Wis ER ARRANGEMENTS comrnenc MONDAf ho7 IL 1870
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN eonHectrg a. Dsnv h boon
Br aeh With Chester Branch waterloo with Sussex a.
S the D.. l. AM w X H.
it Ms Gap sburg Scranton Great Bend binghaut7n srs
all the Lackawanns aud bioonsous
AMI and Hudson x. R.s =,
lIOa m BEHGH VALLEY EXPRESS stois at hewsrs Aofn'-
tow, Dover Wahngton Phil ps0ue and son con
meets at Ph,pshurg Bc DL r. @r BelUdsre Se aud At
Easton l. v r. for Bethlehem Allentown Aaueh Chunk and
Hiuke,baTre.
Dover with Chester r.
Waterloo With SUSSEX Sshngton with d., L. and
W. R. K Water GAP, Stroudsburg, and Scranton -,
32O D. HACKRTfST0WN NAIL, eonrects with Boouon CHESTER
ard susseI Railroads. -. IA 4, n
For MoRKIsTOwN, Hs ll:2o ll:D a m aS o." io' 'IO
ard $40 ~.
Por sUaMrT and intermediate stations at 60 80 and loo' m
and 6:0l W.
For ORANGE ami SOUTH ORANGE. $50 80 80 1910 and
II 20 m IO ? $40 42O 4:so $50 600 64e so and Has
D. ro.4o 4 M
and 100 a. $40, $50 $40 +:ZD
So $40 SGD So '6;2o 64c 800 800 and S M
i.,s S,,yors Sr BLOOMFIELD aud MoETCLAiR $40 and
Nm. N "a g.Do3 SID and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23

~ -o art Mcponsd-Judgmen, n the Supreme Count reversed
he Genera Of the City Of keui AHMED
81 AIT stiincreJuign ca ahrme except as " coss
- ioi Is 70 hOat oo,ts IN his Court 70 1ih port
- q al gt Skmoro Appel from OrdeI dErsse with eoss
Trptr Fl a e Roh al and same az. Same-Ori re's1
81 motion dericl, VITA costs -.
firer al at Pom cnhucn ct ~ infrnnt aHrrel VT e
Ts Prs tte w. r. Church OF Cu-ilnEtls ard Scion at
n on e. sl.-Ja'Qneut sf5rucj, with costs -
Vuin sci Gre Oreri ta s23 @ he drdu~el from the
,ut reported by tn Rcecs and the Judgment modified o A'e"s
d. dosuctcB aETmol vi b oo-tS Al.
sinner AL ounuJud and @ granted costs !" A''
Aaa Set The EewJer,, Steamboat CompsryJuirmcn affirmed
ID
B-isan sgt BiriSan Appeal dismissed, With costs 49,.
The Bsak ~ fshki Iandrr AT thur''f-
aad rnied. costs TO abide the event
HOfmG-Ju reversed an new tia gIaneN
the
Gieppu AZ Tie YewYork Central Railroad Compan-Ju'sh'
rsFast O. f 4 90 atlce the event
Nci art Judgment sfrred 81 COS . T. 1crol
Dclsao e a--Orer revercl ana Ho'op 10 wv ~
40 a. ,...s
Gre - ext CFderOuler reversc and motion Fsn Z, wiz ~
saei.or ar. Horton sl-Judgrcut aa.rmei WITH ,os
Shc.uy al sgt SHth Ct al-hot on eeneA W." ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
6lramboats ano Hailroaos.
DEOPLE" LINE STEAMBOATS,

L FOR ALBANY
south SIDE Of Cs9,lst At oeoea n call, Su.a1 e
sJ Sta w.. SS' Ra Tei. .aH baggage
oEe the wharf AMI a. Dos EPrs' O"ses s p no
.e@ss iutastas the change oc.ly q i. bushes.
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
~ p,. so e I ,Saiou Junction. Lowell Law
ne. EsSs msnche.r ccseor Palmer Bne0oro and ''sr's
Sae ro,5 H o IAs new and stareh ''eaHe"
CITY or LAWRENCE ard ,o,,,o,,
P P g. s so Ssf sIs ,S S Il c." %s
fa Sis S 1P ss.1 s'f SSs Sos
silS s; :s.A 'i' and rates q shGsr oso' As ss'
SsvYors Oct IL. 1863.
EOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housa-
nnesIP at " AID U every nigh, SUNDAYS sIcepodl
nELAWARE AND n. Y. 5. s. Co., Pier 81,
DN R-Tte " W. corr ~nlc.vr for Lcvs Del every
hoSDAi and ,I laGEs ,D =. s p'sss r. " 5 az
Returning viii leave Ls~e WEDNESDAY
q - = SRz6 fssd II LswJ passage ''' '' PEI
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
fRHPEDFsE HE e, :i S ~ sS
hs s yE P yd nv, S F RATES P fo wa du
dsps,e. Passenger &c EsEs,,S and e a9d rqge fioH
oo' Of CoIH6 g., zen, IN s ne Only Sg sfopas
49, oyVoTun TICKETS GOOD yTTl Irwin qSE2 e.D., Agent
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
Pa 1s fTssa psP foot q .5c, fSa
with the Delaware Laeks"snna ami ~esra kaos5i " IN
With the Railroad AMI Eason with The lie
high VALLEY Rs lrad and It's forming direct hne 70 Pits
bargh AM West; without change Of also to Central PenHs
,snis sad Eew-Yorh State.
WIN ER ARRANGEMENT
Comm Novemle "A I510-Leave NsvYork o ows:
m-For Remington bethlehem Much Chunk wilkes
hare Ptn MahsHoy CITY. TunkhAnnOct ToSsnda, WseT ae
IA. m.-for Baston
NV EHPEEss daily sunsy, for Piston Allen
Harrisburg AOmsre FOL ngtoni
Jgnegn Tor strodsb1Tg Watr Cop Bngsmon SJ
Pnts1rg and Easiou fos hsuch Chunk hihanoy
CITY, Whesbsrre Wilismspor- Enc,
bsB.-Na. Train for fonerylie.
2m-For Pennington Anertorn Hauch Chunk Nhsnoy
Cr wkesnarrs ReanR Columbia Lsseasef Ephraia Pous'
IIarrsJnrg, &c
D. m For Eas.on Allentown. and Msnsl CbuIk.
$50 UFor Eison, Aeatown, Mauch Chunk Sad BelTdee
f:lO m.-For Samerylle al Remington.
n-CSCSNAu Bethlehem, Allen
Reading Hsr Pitts arsh Chicago aud Circinua S
Pittsburgh AMI Chicago Connects Junction
.h Lacl Wet Railroad Tor Scranton
5:l5 m.--Fsr somer'.le.
l.-For Elstou
g. n.-for somervle.
y m.-tEmgTaHi)-For Easton
So m.-For Panieh
~ p -For Pl,i-6ed wednesday, and Saturday. -
Po Elra n Geo $50 7l5 $40 $50 sou sN m'o 1852
a. MIN LOO 2:O, 3la $50 900 ~ - ~, ~ 9;f'
Goo GB 200 7:lu g:g geo 900, t;5 1913 Iz.l' M
~ ne .st can he Obtained Central hall
rad OF n, Jerse Lb.rtyst n Y; 20 No Aor House
Nos "a IN 80 roaiwav 10 GreeBvch.t aud a. "a pal
Eojel. K r. hIChhkl superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23


II foot Chamber.t and foot Of 23Is, as follows ,o
Throogh Erprrss Trains Chmbersst at 10 n s'y
p w. a1d p daily Leave 2s' a. 10 m y m ,na ~
,ud Is N daily New and improved Drawing Room Coanes s
accompany train hroeeh 70 Banalo eo9nsctas 81 one
Sleeping Coaches NJ through !" INesho
tePns coaches will accompany t m 's ron sG
ouea.Ina Baao u from New iork 70 Blnao ana
De train from New Yos to Rochester B1nao and Cincinnati
A I'm grant Train daily at I:43 49,, 49,.
For Jcrys and Way, Tl30 snd $50 p m dsI' ll'
~. and AIS nj AL. =, - g.
DAYS orlr S:J0 a N (23is 35 a. m , o,,,
for Gre reourt Way % 80 t21jst 's:l3 s. N
For Ee.burgh Way $50 and $3.50 p n Sdsi ''$
m, 3:l5 ami AIS M -.
Wsv and p m lIs $40 anu $50 NJ ihs
stsr Tran I'll 80 N C23st .ll;A5 m Al.
Paterson from ast Depot at o:+s lo;le aud -
m .l:.5 3;4s Sis and Gas From ChAn9s"I' Depot AZ
s IS lO:l a. N; Il 'l:&5 & s:l3 and Gas p m , ~,
For Hekeuik and Hiea from 2 a. Depot .ts.G ana Il "
n. i25 Js5 IS Is IS and 1875 From Cnsmosrsr Ds
pot Il p Is, 4:s. f;i1, 600 and 70 q m
For Horsoy ard Way, from ~ e. Depot Hsio
il? 1915 ,:5A45 aud te' ~ and tg ~ -
Chi oersst Heoi At ~ li'VO 'S $40 ''''
Zoo and ~ 30 D m. SATURDAYS ONLY tl2;01 mt s,.-
for Apartments Daring Room ana sh
and orders for the checking n5
s.r u. be M ohees al So and ~ bfoedN 1S
Greeruchst coz i25h Il and Ihraay. I,en
a9a Depo loot OF Chsmhers' and oc o. I'D
SrYors Exchange ace aud Long DoeI Depot Jersey o and
Of be Agents at the principal hotels ,ru D p,pp
L d. FUCKER Jat NJ 1919 r. nAnn-
G-nlSaPL IfV. o eilI - - 80 N"
'Dsily. 'tW ns'ae-'~0A O"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
ADRIAN II. MuLLsR, Auionser - so.
CUPRFME COURT SALE-ln Partition

ADRIAN H. MULLER, Aucti0neer - So.
CUPRFME COURT SALE-ln Partluon.-
- vAIARIg LOTS on FIFTY SEVENTH. SKI lshIh and
KIGHTYPlRsTSTs CENTRAL PARK; SbHENIh1 IS ~
Of e. BROADWAY and W
HUNDRED ND.THRT1ETlSr linear the BoULE'AkDi also
improyei PROPERTY % . ,,p,a-,cu
AvRi WEST TENTH s Q. and LEXINGTON AVE- oor'er
TWRNTY-IIIIRD-ST e., -.
ADRIAN u MILLER p. R WILKINS Co. VIII ~ ~
WEDNBsDAY 1870 90 IL O'clock ~ i hIeahe
Ssroo No III BroadSsv 81 Supreme q unlef 'he
direct on Of D. =. Inrrsbam jr. esq, Referee; -,
TIFTY SEVENTH ST. norh side $50 n east Of Ffh ave
FTFTY-SRvEHTlI-sT and sBVENfHAVR-4 lot, southwest
seyenbAve. and Rsventst ami io IN TIE rear on
Fihyscyenih A.
sIVTY-SIXTIsT lots south side us feet Of Hghaye
EIGHTY PIRSTs side ~ hsiisonhve
BROADWAY ami OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lots
northeast 49, ..r- -.
WAsHIN GTOS sT-Hous, lots Eo iis and 40 sshngton
st Watts~t - - =,
6RRRNwTC AvR-ouses Nos 2a IN l29 Greeo~ieb
ave. Of Iloratos:.
HORATIO- T. n use and lot No Horntio-st
WET TENrHST-HOuse lot No. ITO West TenthsL' near
Waverl-ypace a,
LBXINGTONAvE-The four as and lots Noe p p a. and
LeIiugonave commencing tn cirner Of Twenty hri-s
r.. P, e. ~ i my F ~ sr 4se,lsp~er GGrD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
fonn lslan6 Rea! gstate for Sale.

NOR SALE or FXCHANGE-Truck FARM,
IS acres At Spri l l. T. south Side X r. ~ min from
H.xYok 5nnu,er from cnures AM schools clos b. good
for
tv equity pay to msAe eaelalc Adlres'
PARMBa, 80 Irsnkhn-s., hes-ioIk
NOR SALE-EIcgant COUNTRY SEAT de-
Egfuy located Long Island the Sound eomnoions mod
dwelling bulngs and Is land abundance choice
gunul fishing Price 5000 ncl1ng farming implements
Terms 10 spit Pc N tsof A. JOURNEAY Finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
V. X. STEVENSON, son & co
No n Pne-st N. Y.

nON'T FORGET to attend the last. great
~ sALR Of splead VILLA PLOTS 10 the WI a Of nLeh
WEDNESDAY Nov % 1870 at oeoes p m oa me S,
los without reserve to ne hest
offered whereby
At and op'ni and A
he proUv only three Ene and MiAn1 hhTvah
remain mortgage tut
AA"P' A"' '''' ' ''' '0fFF T. " MASON.
No Cenest, kes-Yors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23

AUCTION SALE OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
nv JAMES ". MILLER
hrick house and l36thst, Of 9th-ave ls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23

MINIATURE hIsiANAC.
srn ns,s.. CSC 4J1 Moon stts. 550
nAT. %.
t57 Hell Gate ......lO5o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
HORSE And CARRIAGE MARKET
EEw.YoRK, Tuesday, Nov. 2.


EEw.YoRK. Tuesday, Nov. "a. 1910.
Owing TO the severe storm prevailing through.
out the day the horse market presented fosrc Of
any special interest, and there demand, except
for few railroad and stage horses TO supply immediate
The regular auction sale at the Horse aud Carriage
AUCTION Mart Of Messrs Johnston Van TasSel In Eat
~ OF the horses brought under the hammer and the
prices ralized n.
Dcsrrfp I'm. U,rf@ rren TT.
scrrsi b. ss ~ .. -. ist In1
Bav mar. ..........',.. IS I0s
Team 'ore horse. IS and Is. 1s@
Crosd match team III Sand 20
Team blaek horses 7sDi 6 90
BAL lar.e. Biaek IIawE vermont s,oci IS loo 20
nd i others from : lOj 70 : las
mort gage sale, at which the entire stock OF livery
stable viii he disposed ~ at auction, Ia announced 10 be
held at Harlem, In Onebnndred andtWenty ithst near
Fihave., tomorrow "wednesday, the Bd inst at u
oclock Mr. Jas Jenkins the wclkn0wn auetiOneer will
conduct The sale for the particulars OF which, refer
TO advertising column. a. ia, b., -.
An auction sale OF horses, carriages, ETC.. VIII be held
M Messrs. Barker ~ Hamlins New 1Otk ldttcrs-ir,
correr Of Thirty-uinth-st. and BrOadWayS tomoit""
Wednesday, the 23d inst, AT II 0c!oeh. a., a..-g
At the Carriage REPOSITORIES me de ,,' m NJ a
doing large business during the present seas,h
vary good deal, but for hrst-eiass VOTE Ieh
generally maintancd-in fact, must he hslh,aIhe -
where the high wages OF nTstcass workInen anu siS
cost superior material have 70 be consdered n of"S
10 keep up established reputation. -, H.
While the majority NJ our importers, very haAuiniy
try to impress their customers with the supei"rly oi
foreign goods Mr. X. Campbell Of No so Fourth ave. MO,
besides being manufacturer II also An importer Oh MIC
sadderywarc seems h. be- determined that the goods
turned out In bis workshops should equal ana u poss
of uch helm bis ambition he has furnished in "A set OF
QOng-tug fllcnach harness, Just finished ny lin TOT
descendant from old Kniokerb0ckeTs. THIS Is an el-
ceedingly fine piece OF workmanship, in which all ap.
pearalce OF gaudiness outstanding the rich gold
mountings Is most tastefliiy avoided.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23

Gitn Real estate for Sale.
POSITIVE SALE of the CENTRE BLOCK"
boupi,d bv Fit-ave Pak) hdon-aye SEVENTY ninth
"a
spd facing i entrance TO Central Park For
fu temeB of this ysuao property, see advertisement
in Aueton CClunn hv V X STEVENSON, SON Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23
5ituations rDanteo--fsmalcs

y American Woman wants a Situation a.
n WORKING HOCsEKEEPER ~ ehidrra, AID ssaHSes
Th. best Of address Boz r. o. liza
FIRST CLASS Female SERVANTS supplied
Il by PIERCE Co. Bowln-zreea Greenhora ss 0s7 s''
tons from Amerlean E1gsh Scotch Gernan, s.ele. ta
GERMAN Servants for all positions, capable
N AMI constantly Bosey NIT Lo"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-23

Country propertn 10 ffi
ITO LET, for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
City Properyon Po!ham Hight, minutes from dePo and -
frss Civ little COTTAGE eontanpr Kitchen ee
g.rieu H. Possession Immediately. Splendid oeaon APpJ 70
ROPPEl. II Aun-st-