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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22

DEATH OF GEORGE AsHMuN.-The
Hon. George Ashmun, one of the dis
tinguished men and statesman of Massa-
chusetts, died at his residence in Spring.
field on Sunday last. He was born
Christmas Day in 1904, had served his
State In various capacities, and for seve-
raj terms was member of Congress-
President of the convention which first
nominated Lincoln he became intimate
with Lineoln's administration, though
holding no office under it, and it so hap
pened that he received the last writing
made by the martyr President, being a
card on which Mr.. Lincoln wrote while
in his carriage but an hour or two before
he was assassinated, and being simply
card Of admission to the White House
next morning. The Springfield Mass
Republican, in an extended biographical
notice of his, has the following interest
ing incident
His career in public life is full of
striking illustrations of this great power
OF his. Probably the most notable was
the result Of his interview with Stephen
A. Douglas, directly after the rebels fir
ed on Fort Sumter, and the rebellion was
fully launched upon the land. Such were
his appeals, such the force of the arou-
ments he addressed to Douglas, that the
great lllinoisan rose up superior TO dis
appointment and to rivalry, and took his
stand with the country. "Now," said
Mr. Ashmun, although it was very late
IN the night, " let us go up to the White
House and talk with Mr.. Lincoln. / want
you to say to him what you have said to
me, and then | want the result of this
nights deliberations to be teleqrapbed
to the country" That interview at the
White House between these three men
Lincoln, Douglas and Ashmun-
should be historical. Then and there
he gave in, most eloquently and vebe.
mently, his adhesion to the administro.
ton and the country. Mr.. Asbmun
himself briefly epitomized the story and
it went by telegraph that night ali over
the country TO electrify and encourage
every patriot on the morrow"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22
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The attention of Capitalists and Investors is par
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22

A CENSUS EXPLOIT. When this cru
81 census is over, and the marshaled he
roes sit down to recount their exploits,
the deputy who is assigned to Harrison
township, Durham County, Ind, will be
able to tell of a hair-breadth escape"
of the most thrilling character He
sought the premises Of Mr.. DeBeck,
but by mistake visited an adjoining field
where one Albert Widridge was at work
grading wheat. The inquiries of the
marshal were misunderstood by Will
bridge. Once on time before, some
body had beguiled him to conversation
and taken him to lunatic asylum,
where he was long confined. Such,
thought Wildridge, was now the intent
of this inquiring stranger. He made a
rush with the sickle at the marshal,
swearing that he would NOW him down
The marshal did not stop to reflect that
all flesh is grass, but ran at the top Of
his speed, and only after vaulting Sc
ries of high fences, just clearing the last
as the maniac reached its base, did he
fGd safety. The hiatus of the census Of
that country is deemed of far less i'm.
portance by the marshal than the gap in
his existence which might follow rep
etition of inquiries in that quarter.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22
War Almost Begun.

The news from Europe as received
Tuesday morning, indicates that both
France and Prussia have rushed up very
near each other, and that each is waiting
for the other to strike the first blow
The Springfield (Mass.) Republican of
Monday has very excellent statement
of the war feeling in both countries, and
which we copy emitting some specula-
tions:
The unamity of feeling in favor of
war has been broken in France by the
sudden rehabilitation of old Theirs, who.
after making a warlike speech three
weeks ago, has turned about and ques-
tions the wisdom Of the hasty action TAX
en- by the Emperor. 1t seems that the
four ministers who favored war last We'd
nesday did not resign, although Lebeuf
is about to do so, in order to take COM
mand in the field. Under stress of wealth
er, Olivier agreed to their terms and de-
clared war. But M Theirs, on Friday
night, called him to account for it, even
while the warcries Of the majority were
resounding in the Chamber. He spoke
vigorously against the war, saying that
Prussia had given the satisfaction de-
manded by France, and that the Cham
Der should reflect, and sat down amid
the murmurs of the majority. Olivier
responded that the government could
not do otherwise than it had done; where
upon Theirs again took the floor, recall
ed Mexico and Sadowa, and said that
the government had made another blum
der. The majority interrupted the
speaker, who continued amid the great
est agitation. When silence was restor-
ed, Gambetta demanded that all the cor
respondence had with Prussia be laid be-
fore Corps Legislatif, and Jules Favre
seconded the motion, asserting that France
could not make war on the authority of
telegraphic dispatches. Gramont replied
that 1t was necessary to make war imme-
dlately, SO that Prussia might have no
time to arm. The demand for the cor
respondence was rejected, 1874 to 81, and
the new loan and army bill carried by
246 to 10. Its provisions are: First, to
call the Garde Mobile into active service;
second, to authorize the enlistment of
volunteers for the war; third, to issue
demand loan of fifty millions of francs
in aid of the army and sixteen millions
In aid of the navy. In the Senate the
emperor's right-hand man, NJ Rouher.
responded in behalf of the nation in ia.
vor Of war, and he is supported by nine
tenths OF the nation, no doubt.
Still grenter enthusiasm for war pre-.
walls in Prussia and North GERMANY
On King Williams return from Ems.
which is in the western part of his king
dom, he was everywhere received with
great enthusiasm. Reaching Berlin late
Friday night, a hundred thousand peo-
pie met him at the station and escorted
INN along the grand street Inter den
Linden" to his palace, shouting and
singing the stirring war-song of 1866.
zen ON EN- Preusse, kedlls Ihr n,eine Far
Den : just as the French populace were
singing the Marseillaise, by imperial per-
mission on the same evening. yoIun.
teering is going on as rapidly in Berlin
as 1T did in this country the first week
after the fall of Sumter, and the Pms
san troops are going into the field quite
as fast as the French are"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22

DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION is oppression
after eating, a belching up Of wind and always
follows eostiyeness DIR HARRIS0N's PERKS
TALTIC LICENCES give permanent relief They
are pleasant, portable. do not require increase f
dose, and fail. Also warranted to cure every
kind Of Piles. For sale at No. ], fremont Temple
Boston, by L. A. HARRISON & co.. Proprietors'
and by all Druggists. Mailed for 60 cents.
2l-29
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22

A WARNING TO YOUNG MEN.-An
agonizing incident of social life full OF
warning and instruction for young men
is reported as Of recent occurrence in
Nashville, Tenn. There are frequent
fashionable parties in Nashville, and ii
was at one of these gatherings that a
handsome and happy young man stood
by the side of stylish young lady dress
ed elegantly in lavender and rose, and
with gold powdered hair flowing felicit-
ously down over her Junonine neck. 1t
was warm evening, and the youth rash
ly proposed stepping out of the heated
room and the glazing lights to the UNI
brageous GOODNESS of an arbor close at
hand. They did so, and found it de-
lightful place, and there they sat mid
breath of roses, while sweet strains of
music rose and fell to the ripping muir.
muir of the marble fountain. The hours
few by on golden wings-about three OF
them-and, after such extended absence
the couple returned to the Brilliant /,
lighted parlors. The lady passed on in
the dance, but the young man-and here
comes the warning-was stunned by hi:
nexs neighbours informing him that
around his neck and coat collar was the
unmistakeable print of two arms III
chalk and diamond dust, ON one shoul
der nice little heap of yellow powd Ell
on his upper lip and cheeks diamond
dust, bloom of youth, and yellow powder
in general mixture. Fancy that young
mans feelings. The m oral for the in
struction of young men is this: Garry
whisk brooms in your pockets, and, after
long and interesting tete-a-tetes with
young ladies of the period, just get
right up and dust"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22
8ellu,rs falls Times,
BELLOWS FALLS, JULY %, 1870

The warlike attitude of France and
Prussia continued up to Wednesday
morning, but there seems to be a hesita-
ton on the part of both to strike the
first blow.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22

The Germans in this country are of
course much excited over the news from
Europe, and naturally side with Prussia.
In Newark, N. j., we observe they have
held public meeting giving expression
to their feelings and offering money and
men if wanted. In other places the feel
ing is equally strong.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22

A crowd of horse men" and Others,
daily throng the stores in country and
town for Sheridan's Cavalry condition
Powders. They understand that horses
cannot be kept in good condition with.
out them, and with them can be on a
much less quantity Of grain.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22

The relaxing power of Johnson's Ano-
dyne Liniment is truly wonderful. Gases
are already numerous where bent and
stiffened limbs have been limbered and
Strengthened by it. When Used for this
purpose, the part should be washed and
rubbed thoroughly. Apply the liniment
cold, and rub it in with the hand.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22

HE SwINDLING WHITCoMB" HELD
FOR TRIAL.-The bogus Minister" Whit
comb, whose operations we have before
mentioned, has been held for trial in
Springfield, Mass, for obtaining money
under false pretenses. Speaking of his
appearance, &c, the Republican says:
Whitcomb then limped out of court,
with that compassion-exciting air of
quiet suffering about him which has
opened SO many purse strings, to sojourn
for the present at the Jail. As misfort-
une never comes singly, it happens that
Whitcomb is deprived of the consoline
presence of his spoils, Sheriff Blair hav-
ing attached his valise and its contents
at the instance of Rev DIR. Woodbridge
OF the Presbyterian church at Saratoga.
Tor various sums wheedled out of pitying
people during his recent visit there
" hltcomb was then Presbyterian cler-
gyman, and had been robbed in the
same unlucky way he was here; and Rev.
DIR. Woodbridge, who was BETRAYED into
recommending him to the host and guests
OF Congress Hall, arrived here yesterday
to remedy in some degree his sad mis-
take. A young man lately removed
from this city to Troy, adds to our in.
teresting information about the scamn
tnat ms lameness is humbug, and when
occasion serves he can git up and git"
as smart as anybody.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22
DooRs, SASH AND BLINDS.

Special attention given to Glazing Windows. Old
window frames supplied with new and modern style
windows, all large glass bedded in putty. Blinds
painted and trimmed
j. C. TOLMAN.
Bellows Falls, Vt Is
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22

That Iron is valuable as a medicine
has long been known, but it is only since
its preparation in the particular form of
Peruvian Syrup that its fall power over
disease has been brought to light. Its ef-
feet in cases of dyspepsia and debility is
most salutary.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22

"A Michigan farmer fabricated his
Potatoe vines with rat poison to kill the
bugs During the night his cows broke
in, ate the vines and perished miserably
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22
For sale.

THE BELLOWS FALLS CHAIR co. offer for sale
Their shop and machinery, with stock and hx-
lures for the manufacture Of eh airs with Royse pa
tent seat:-the best chair in the market Business
well established with orders ahead. Those seeking
for business. invited to investigate this before
engaging elsewhere. Price low and terms easy.
Apply to or address,
c. D. TiRBELI. or F. G. BUTLER.
March lshi Gsu 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22

The eating of horse flesh appears TO
be steadily on the increase in France
Horse beef still less than half the price
Of OK beef.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22

INDIANA OUT OF THE DEPTHs.-A
dozen years ago, Indiana had state
debt of s13,000,00O. She is now virtu-
ally out of debt and will be actually so,
as soon as all her bonds are presented at
the treasurer's office for payment, inter
est ceasing after September l. 1t is "a
years since Indiana launched out into
the then unknown waters of internal
improvement" upon voyage which she
will probably never again attempt. In
1886, the lobby of the Wabash and Maui
NEE canal and other jobs, with the CO.
opertion of misguided theorizers, carried
through an appropriation Of 10000
600 for public works" This enact
ment was actually greeted by the peo-
pie with bells, bonfres and salvos of ar
tillery. But, though the bonds were all
printed and sold within two years, the
internal improvements were yet
phantoms of legislative Imagination.
About one-sixth Of the railroad sys-
tenn " had been built and few miles of
canal, but otherwise the whole assets of
the state were some lands in Georgia and
lots in Brooklyn, and even these were
soon sold by venal legislators at merely
nominal sums, the buyers subsequently
making "a good thing of the specua-
lation. The democrats now came into
power, in fact were in power when the
Georgia and Brooklyn properties were
disposed of, and held the reins for nearly
score of years, reducing the debt not
dime. Less than ten years ago, they
were succeeded by the republicans, who
are now completing the liquidation of
the states old liabilities, beside paying
at the time the immense expenses of the
war.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1870-07-22
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
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BY THE
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
A1JUSEMEyrS. A

ADJUSTMENTS.
WOODS MUSEUM. .-aEoRGE WOOD. pRoPRIEros-'
Two rhhFSEaGrseEs aSrssae fsgT pA y
FOURTH AND Last WEEK or Tak BRILLIANT En-.
MRS. scOrT-sfDDoNs,
who viii appear Tuesday and Thursday evenings st h
As You LIKE r.
'rWlzE455 zT 455 hHp hfkn Cows I,
yA'Nwrl HSSisi xhs sSSST:iSSSSs oaso'
X siEG lsG'i RENEE HfsfibSI65 bH6ohTER Il TER ''' '''
Oh 'ne' 0oif's e%&IEs h I{ spsci s TaoEsa 1eSs
sIERIDANs RIDE.
MATINEE luesisy "Wednesday, Thursday ana Friday.
ins 'u'''''' THE 'seS GoE6Ess' s'rsg1FrEi BrTFRiEsLy
preceded by the anss?f MH baEss EaIss q doors
WALLAck's
Proprietor and aanasss ssis 81 ls M LESTER wALLAcE
AND UNTIL fURTHER NOTICE.
which MN ", es sgDsgsy gIs;sp,si with :
AND APPOINTMENTS.
Characters by
Mr. J. = S,oadart Mr. &; I. ningsold. MI G. wllsm.:a
Madeline Henr1aes, Miss Emily Mestaye Mas Helen Trasys
Due notiee VIII Oe gwen Of the appearance. Of xr.
Charles Fisher, Mr. owen harowe, Mr. Chares Rockwell
Mr. Mr. NJ LsnaSan Mrs. Thomas Barry Miss Ede oermon and
Mr. x sfRYs new and exquisite comedy now playinsia
LONDON win @"s'tf TsE sreSsss TS6 f"Slsss aosss.
In forward $40 BSx Fl BSoK SScIsrStlSS so% OPEN
MAglE sEEeAch. NARY STUART, roNIaaI.
inns 'si'fh sySss 's'
1sf s.se, sans1E &, q; sTssEi R;
w Mis-. MiTaiIbE vESETs,
ELIzABErH Queen Of England.
sseOaeh Ticket m9s, oi BroaA-
In preparaton-DEBoRAH ana VALERIE, the Blind Or
Tomorrow, and for the las. time, MARY STUART.
E'ANNy JASAUscHEK
ENGLISH TRAGEDY,
begs to announce that his completes
DEBUT EXTRAORDINARY
of sS Nee nG'i fsssY isciEf sr'
he ho nsg asq e Music Ae on sss sos9 s ss
following Mile. JASAUsCHEK wan appear = series "
WORLD FAMOUS REPRESENTATIONS
10 the tragic art which have given her the lead Of al living
actresses of every land
In order that sfis sfEdX ney
and miss nothing to render them complete Mr. DAILY has
MI. WALTER MoNTGoMERy,
,ss % ee sysnP SS, with the following very re-
sTSHIf ShfEh sT Mr ekRbro fsRbsE GE MgSh5x XHhE
Mr. JAMES DIM NJ: Il; RESpLE,
n. sAEEH Nj: MIS- 2sS
SSS STfos VA sDsn at the Academy Of Music
sehesifa 81 g Dre.. Circle.
Balcony os n;.ca ort...4 70 ssa Balcony -
Treasurer, MI B. APPLETON.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
-AMUsEnIENTs.

ErH AVENUE THEATRE.
- Soie Lessee and Manager. Mr. AUGUsTTN DAILY
Twenty fourth street next to broadway. Begins at
Ticket Office opsn from till Seats secured weekS
Ahead
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

MAN AND WIFE, MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY AT
HALF-PASr ONE.
r INA EDWIN's THEATRE--72p BROADWAY
Ia A POSITIVE SUCCESS.
HOUSES CROWDED TO REPLETION.
- sTANDlEG ROOM ONLY EVERY NIGHT
EVERY EVENING Ar s. MATINEE SATURDAY AT a.
TWO SPLENDID BURLEsoUES,
BLACk.EYD SUZING,
with STUART ROBSON as the pondorots Crosstree.
Miss LIMA EDWIN as susan
To conclude with Stuart Robson's speciaitv OF
CAMILLE, OR THE CRACKED HEART.
The performances al Miss Ldwn's beautiful theatre
received the unanimous endorsement OF the New York
Herald, World, Times &c, sc.
- From the Tribunel
ihe present programme az this house consists Ca
mule; or, The Cracked Heart and Black Eyed suznr'
both OF which amazingly funny burlesques OF the
gnt breed and IN both OF which the chief parts played
hy ,na dro conedian Stuart Robson, who would be utterly
deaened we believe, IL the whole pubic to pay bm,
al at once the entire debt laughter that IL owes him Our
community IL hard working anuse
men, ana we are glad 10 be able TO that
amusement al Miss Lima Edwin's theatre
- MONDAY EVENING, OCT. g.
VIII DC produced after weeks preparation, with
scenery, new costumes, and augmented COM
psny nn cniey original dramatizeton OF Charles Dickens
BAkkABi RUDGE; OR, THE GORDON RIOTS.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

- GREAT HUMAN PLAY.r-Hcrala
EVERY HIGRT ull further notice
Mr.. AUGUSTIN DALY'S romantic
comedy Of contenpOraneous Society,
founded WILKIE COLLINS In
nous novel. entitled
MAN AND WIFE.
Characters by hessrs Harkns, Da-
videe, Lewis Polk, Parkes, lie We're,
Msthison, Browne, Burnett, Beekman,
-. Pierce, Miss Clara Norris Fanny Da-
NAN AND WIFE. yenpor,, Kate Newton Mrs. Gilbert,
- --~- Linda Dei,z Kate Clarton, Nine. Lea
dernier, de., &c.
"ihe intense interest of the novel Ia
wholly presented In this powerful
iplay."-fribuuC.
'fernancen and "Frou-Frou' are
quite eeipsed b. this amazing sue
cess. '-Times.
"staning room only the nightly cry
at the box ollce."-Sun.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
TUESDAY SEPTEMBER lo7OTRIPLE SHEET
Amusement

ADJUSTMENTS. -
RowEsy THEATRE. sya, :, -
THE NEW YORK BURGLAH
rHE MARRIAGE fbY MOONLIGHT.
New Scenery. Surprising ca'asropbs, Novel Elects.
DER FgEIscHurz;
The charming ver.atie actress ana panIomm,st Mia
mARIErrA RAvEI4 VIII shortly appear
NTIBLo's GARDEN
HOUSE CRoWDED 40 OVERLOOKING.
THIRD WEEK OF rhE ....
THIRD AND LAST Wick q The domestic orama
INTRODUCING LoIak IhakATSsEssE' n sSsas DANCES Ann
,,nnn.rrn BANJO SOLOS, D'e' A'o
SUPPORTED BY A POWERFUL COMPANY
~ ~ & ,ne ossgn effective ana thrilling drama.
y TiG1EroF-LRAvG MAN.
10 whch miss LollA viii appear In her great mpersons
'''4 SAM wLLouGHBy,
characterization y which she has
No LIVING EQUAL.
SATURDAY MATINEE Al a.
MILE cHsRIsTlsE q sN s zNIEssoS. ON WEDNESDAY
~ n s N A1 ISL sGAqsea M yy respeesuly snnonoes
w THREE So GaAED Nilsson osSi .ooEcGRgls IgEs' !"
The h conoeri q st seris. viii take place tomorrow
Qyedncsday, Sept. so
fss ass s DO DO DO DO &c. s o ses9s; sssany scs Co. 50
THE SECOND GpASb Sfs NILSSON MATINEE
Ms oHnslsE i3iFFis ssos @ %sts4ir S &c e. ~ ,v
lowing eminent artists - - -
Miss ANNIE LOUISE CARY the fsvorte contrsto
SEnor bki9NOll, the distinguished tenor.
Sgnor N. VERGER, the eminent baritone
Mr. HENRY YIEU&rEMPs, the renowned violin virtnoso
The Oranu orchestra wll be under the direction of
MAX MARErzEk.
General admission so.
Reserved Seats 80 and 81 each, according 10
Reserved Seats to Matinee 81 and 5S.
Can now be had Gi the
General Nilssou Ticket. Office.
f steinwgy Hail. Fourteenth street
Branch ticket Office a Schirmers, No 70 and aso at No.
ia Broadway.
MILE. CHRISTINE NILSSON
Vl SPECIAL NOTICE
Mr. Max sratosch respectfully informs the public that In
order to hose parties who have bseu unable
eliyb. for already
has concluded TO give
TWO 90 ADDITIONAL NILSSON CONCERTS. VIZ
THE SEVENTH CONCERT ON WEDNESDAY, OCrO-
BER ..
TIE EIGHTH CONCERT ON FRIDAY, OCTOBER s.
The sale OF seats for which win commence this morning
Q A NJ at the ticket Ohlcen 4 nh
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

A LADY, HAVING NO OTHERS IN FAMILY, OFFERS
n spleasant front Room for housekeeping gentle
men, at Ill Vest Thrteth street, Sixth
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

"a TO RENT, FOR A TERM OF YEARS, OR WOULD
fA. bc sold ele gant House, Murray Him. Fifth
tnne; extra depth. Apply to L. H. LUDLOW Il CO., No 3
9ine street.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

IA THREE STORY HIGH SIDOP HOUSE 10 LET
~ Newly painted throughout: all modern mproyem tns;
ood neighborhoo kent $500 Inquire of G. o. BILLINGS
tS3s East Forty-nrst street
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

FOUR STORY BROWN STONE FRONT HOUSE TO
IN let on West Sxty-hrst street, the Boulevard;
be rented cheap from now t May also three story
Drown stone front House West Twentyfourh
Sixth S3 3o0 also i've story House,
fifth Fifty seventh street. $4,000 also
Hour stone front House, Seventh
fourth street. rent $4,000 also Fifty ninth street.
p 600 Fifty street. $4,000; Ftyfih street,
uO0 Apply to VI. l.. A. CRUIKSHANk, 595 Sixth
The New York herald., 1870-09-27
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

A MAGNIFICENT PARLoR FLOOR TO LET-ALsO
handsome Basement third story Suit and few sin.
gle Rooms, all large and elegantly furnished Location IL
West Twentyfourh street. nearly opposite Fifth
Hotel
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

fINURNlSHED HOUSE TO LET-IN A SELECT NEIGH
= borhood in south Brooklyn, elegantly furnished
new three story high brown stone House, with all
podern improvements for the winter months family
ivng gone to Europe convenient to ferries Ad
dress box 4,97l Post Office.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

A LARGE FRONT PARLOR, SUITABLE FOR A DOC
N tor dens also other Rooms, neatly furnished rr
family g+ Beecker street. corner or
Perry.
The New York herald., 1870-09-27

A TO LET-FIRsT FLOOR IN THE NEW BROWN
IA. stone front building 4S2 West Nineteenth street has
eight rooms viz Kitchen, sitting room parlor four bed
rooms and bathroom with water closet meter
stationary tubs, boiler, de- with Croton gas
tures hot and cold water complete; dumb waiter
from cellar TO top foor also large yard Halls kept
II.