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The weekly standard., 1870-08-24
A Prussinn National Hymn written by
II BOstOu Composer.

Early last spring Matthias Kcllcr,tho well
known composer Of this city, the writer OF
the American Hymn aud much other
good music conceived the idea of compli.
mcnting His Majesty King William |, of
Prussia by inscrbing to him two national
songs. Mr.. Keller is u thoroughly Amirican
lied German, having spent the greater part
oi his life in this country, but Ic was born
ut Ulm, Wurtumbcrg, and his head IL fired
by the same unqucnchablc love of ya8er hWd
that animatcs the breast of every true son
Of Germany The compositions were prcpar
cd, Mr.. Keller writing both the words and
the music, and making also an English
translation OF the words. To one he gIvc
the suggestive, title "Dcutschc Ernhct "
c'German Unity'), the other he entitled with
equal Significance, the Nord Dcutschc
Hynars Hymn" c.North-Gcrman Union
warded to the King in time inr their per
iormanCe on his birthday, March 20, and II
letter from the King 10 the prussiun Minister
ut Washington cNpiusscs the pic isuic the
works gave him when they were performed
by the musicions of the royal chapel. In the
same letter the King expresses lusirc to
know more OF their composer.
Both pieces are Oi u character lll,ly 20
bccomc exceedingly popular among the
Germans nn both sides Ol the water in the
present crisis, ior while the music is sweet
and inspiriting, the words breathe forth the
most patriotic sentiments Although they
were written months before a single spcek
of war was visible, they are snguarly mp
propriatc as war songs, and there is even
covert allusion to France IN u verse OF the
song of German Unity, in these words:
"singy We are ever open
To strong and willy toe"
The hymn is the same that was so cnthusi-
astically received at the German meeting in
Faneuil Hall "Wednesday night, and it las
also boon played Mt one Di the cuncuit5 on the
Common. The following are the English
words ut both compositions
roHrn GEnMAS uNIoN uYMS
God, in Thy mercy protect Us from harm,
Shield us N peace or in war 10y Thine arn
Bless our good king and His kindred iorc'ur,
Gracously taxi them IN Thy tender care.
Heavenly Father before rhuo we l>nc,l,
Thanking ioralI Thou hast done Tor our wudl'
Praising Thy kiudus,s, arises our song
To thy bright Kingdom from every tongue.
Hold In Thy kecpin.. the Black, White and Rcd,
For which 80 many their heart blood have
shed;
Guide all our people with Thy mighty hand
Bind In one Union the whole Fhthcrland!
GEiIM,N u'ITr
For un undivided Nation
Prussia aims with stcadlast eye;
Thrtatnin dangers never hecdinE,
Soars her Eagle To the sky,
Sngly, we are ever open
To strong and wily'IOc-
Then uNiTEl that We nny proudly
To the brcze oNE banner throw
To the breeze ONE banner throw
tho'1N. Singly, We are ever open, Nc
Frcsh to work ,c Southern brethren,
Join us hrycy In our am,
faltCr not bit let lis boldly
UNION through our lands proclaim
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NJ. J. Stanley smith, lVqay. N y, :

TIM "JuTE' INsNCT -The Lewiston tMe)
Journal says I'VE published few days
since an item referring to insects in the bark
switches so generally worn. Some doubted
the facts stated. We can assure all doubt
ing Thomnses that the fact was even so. A
well-known physician of this city has shown
us two of these loathsomc creatures, which
were found in the switch of u lady in Au-
burn, exhibited to him, and transferred to a
glass vial, where they can he seen with tho
naked eye. Under the microscope their ap-
pcarancc is hideous They have brown
pointed head, and number of legs, n fuz
On the back, and crawl along with wrig.
gle something like caterpillar. They ap.
pea, ~ rcAsune,vthurentipsdu family Tia
lady who discovered these has had trdubie
with her head for some weeks, hut did not
at first think Of her switch containing the
cause The back of her head was puuctur-
ed and sore. The insect appears to burrow
in the head like woodtick. The switch
from which these were taken had previously
been subjected to half hours stcaming,
but the creatures were as lively as crickcts
Another smaller kind has been found, which
skip about like fleas." .r
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RNrrw,y CoMiitNATtoS.-It is stated that
the three great competing railway lines from
the Northern seabOard to tho Tar Wust, the
New York Central, the Erie, and the Penn
sylyanin, have ceased their warfare and zone
back again 10 living freight charges. II Is
said that there is to. 10 Il grand cunsOlitln
ton Ol interest which Will embrace not only
the New York Central, Pennsylvania Cen.
tral and Enc miiways, but all interests in
any why affecting those roads This will
include thousands Of miles OF Elilway out
side ui the immediate lines Of tho contract
ing parties, and must advance Tcights and
fares.
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DEFANTVItk OFNIN. SEwAnD fOR CIIlNA.-
AujurH, August i0,-Governor Seward left
Auburn this afternoon for San Francisco,
accompanied by Hanson A. Risley and two
daughters, George Il. Baker, financial agent
of the State Department, and u servant. Mr..
Seward will be joined Mt san Francisco 10y
Governor aud Mrs. Randall, Hon George
+. Seward, cOnsul-gcncral to China, and
wife; all of whom will accompany him on
his entire trip to China and India. The train
left the depot amid the cheers of Il large
gathering ofpcopc assembled t. sec them
nj
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Tur MIS,IN0 LoWp \wHrEny Tho
New Norl, Post is assured hyHireui ot Lord
AhcrdecnS family that though b, s true
that lac has ic.t England. b. was slated In "a
paragraph going thcuunds col 'hr press, his
general purpose IA Travelling o. AnNNu To
his family, and that they ul.n Know whrrn
ho is. lie is said Ia rr - yoUHg m"m ~ ngh
character, and that though h, present cnury
il unusual it Is inspired Jog uD'wHra
and worthy purpose
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A PNF BLAcKHRRRY-Th Motel Ftr7r,r
tells OF "a pink blackberry, grown by p. \.
AudruW7, Coriuth, NJ. l. says "TLc
berries lre OF good size, Il clear pink color,
and have . most delightful favor in fact,
We think them equal to the raspberry there
Is none OF the bitter taste about them
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RALEIGH. N, O.. wT1DN EsIe1ss MORNING, AUGUST

University Of Dublin vc,thoreforc, rtsoIyed
10 strip DR. William Francis Xavicr) Ballet
of his degrees. aud hold him FORTH TO the I'd
liainus world as wolf in shccr,'s olothine
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No. 33.


Dchth oi =" Littic Nell N--a fsctter nom
4 "a Dickens. eRg aksE
In answer to ailctter touching thcmatier
of the following, Mr.. Dickens wrote: n
a., ... CAUTION HOUSE,, NEW YoRK,
February II, 1912.
r NY DRAH SfR-Let me say, in answer to
Your lettsr, that TIN wandering, history and
death of Nell, AFRO quite imaginary and
wholly delicious, That many Of the feelings
which grow ont of this little story, and are
suggested 10y it. are familiar to me l need
scarcely say. The grave has closed over very
deep affection and strong love of mine, So
far, and no further, there istruth in it. i do
not usually answer questions having this
reference 50 freely. But yours isian honest
letter, believe. Therefore give You an
honest answer. fsi.f f.,tl.t ~,
Your friend, ,.
CHARLES DICKENS.
Mr.. J. Stanley Smith, Aliaay. NJ u
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Poetry.

Those OF our readers who were present a
st. Paul's Church, on Sunday night last
have n fresh recollection of the following
beautiful lines, delivered by the author du
ring his sermon on that oc' aston Peters
burg Inden.
The Cross Ot Christ.
ny REV. W. II. ILATr
The Cros5 ol CLrist-
The StriOy's CrOs----
With His expiring breath
lie grace benign
And love divine
Dlscr0wncd the king Of dri'L
The Gross Of Christ
TriWnphdEt Cross,
EiLblaZcd On banners grand
This sigu of shame
In Him became
The hope OF every land
The Cross Vi Jhriit--
w.. The Hqg3rt Ciuua-
Was putt oI ,isGvin plan
For God the Sou,
And Fathcr-Onc--
10 SAVE ltDtilOut hlul
~
The Crufs OF Chri,t--
The Boraishai Cruss
II crown, The rising spirr,
And points the way
To endless day
Tho wrcCtcr', beacon tire.
The Cross OF Chrisli
The Strrd CrUaa,
O'cr earth rNtcnds It's arms
To cheer the rad
Aud guide the glad
Thru' lifo's nllurug charms
vi.
The Cross of Christ
The HJudFOus Crrss.
\ Sermon CrcCd-Ald Prayer
II marks the love
OF God above
which Jesus published there.
VII.
The Gross Ul Chribt--
LSiisttT'S Cru-s5
II bear, my darkest sins,
While down its siic--
In crimson tides,
My endless Lille burins.
The Cross oi Christ
BiOBcd Gross
clasp thee to my breast
When sinking last
In death at last
To take my drcamlcss rest
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Correspondence Of tho New YoA, Tribune
NORTH CAROLINA.

Yankee EntcrpTisc-A visit To Abbotts-
buTg--its Lumbcr and Manufactures
the negro as WOrkIngmnn-Scnato
Abbott's views OF tine political situation
A Wilmington Editors logic.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08
90 rDbom II mon oonttrn

rI,O MANUFACTURES AND 0IhE1hs d IL ~ Hi... IS
WANT oF CHINESE LABoRERsIAh iOuso sS,5.e is pre-
sb At .hort notice CHINESE LABOhEhs a. eop.
t tor Fse,ories Railroads etc " ay nums h. p.bed to
~ snc.inT lh peeuad.s Of his eounir men s,t sn4
hrHh nen accepted wii6 great a. 70 thst N "a Ja
@ psrr. 40 Chsa r. North Adahs s,gb hs
lisv I.ll.vIle n Doth 81 whom ~efr epPns. vii
asrssI uIih huhlres Of ohr, Caie,h pi.es ssa D.
receive prompt aitruton Aaafr" n" '"'
Ha.x as san Fr.ne.@ns
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elOO less
An auction sale OF horses and carriages will take place
at Messrs. Barker Hamln's New-York Tattersas
ner OF Thiityninthst. and Broadway tomorrow Satur
dayl the 8th inst, at IL o'clock.
Tie carriage trade continues fairly active. Broughams
fafter the London featured Landaus and Landaules
the carriages mostly In demand for city Among the
latter A. s. Flandraus looming carriage" has found
vOr with our ladies' its recherche STYLE and perhaps
Aso for its reasonable price. Messrs Demarest Wood
run are receiving large orders for coupe Rockaways
which have become very popular for country driving.
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fonu sslano Real gsiaie for Sale.

nor SALE or to RENT-Flushino, L. J., 20
1nisutes from Thyo5rht. = mites from al IA HOME
pspd pantod with hiJ wood green hol
house grounds all oOmpee no oatAF
reqgr-d tne seues gsren aWD and tres . acres
49,. z. ". LEAyITT, ll8 wallet
nor SALE, in Flatbush-A now modern
b1lt HOUSE With four Cy LOTS Convenient to the s snl
ear Prospect PAE particulars address D. POsiOtee Boz
New York
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giip Real estate for 5alc.

TOR SALE-The following eXtTa-szed and
L trclass HOUSES beautifully finished hari with al
sscden Improvements;
hadseu-sve n0rth-eaet corner fftT-fOurthEt
MAisoneve., southeast corner Forty-;nirl-,t
dsOa.sv southwest P1ry h RI 81
hkdson-sye side. Ports yunth-sl
BAsi Thirty -unthst.. No %. near Ma1lslnsye
Hf south east Ninth ave. two
HOUSES
ready D.
sonAbly and upo1 terms Further particulars %
(P I.S5O l. n. LUDLOW Co, uast
LOR SALE-On Ninth-st., between Fifth and
IL s1bAves 3sor mgb-stoop brick HOUSE, 26 vie. ev-
complete Oreri al improvements Nm H. EAlNOR, -
pDest
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B0RSE AND CARRIAGE MARKRT

NEwYoRK Friday. Oct T. 1870.
There is still no material tendency toward
an Improvement In the demand for valuable carriage ard
ROAD horses In the Bulls Head Market a very ne bay
orse 10 hand high six ye old. was bought OF r
NOhhh oi " bus we learned OF other sales Of o.
moment having taken place.
- ~ IhlfOaI and Western work horses as well ga 81
aihniah arm horses, the usual prices were maintained
b even Tor this class of cheaper animals the demand
evidently ON the dee Inc
Ihe auction sale at Messrs Johnston and Van Tassel's
Horse and Carriage Auction Mart in Est
was largely attended, and the following prices were
fcalAed Tor the horses brought under the hammer:
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Sales bn Auetion

t;Eo A. LEAyrTT, Auetoreer. - ...,c1,-
nOoK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
hUCVTH .,or1lsce and Eghth-st LEAYrTr, sfRkBElGH
60 CosaeysrSr SOLICITED LlssAsII CT 9sT5e AS' SOLD
~ HoSDAY. OCTOBER IA, AND FOLLO"IND DAio'
{ O'Clock N. each ls}..,-.,,,. m poors
,opurS aud ARTISTIC COLLECTION OF bOoAS'
An 44600lll
TuF EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE IabisAhi'
FORMED BY HON. JUDGE HALLlDalt
OF C,-!pvle, Illinois, - ,.,,,,,s
At cOgT OP NEARLY FIFTY IHOUsANb D1hhAn,, ,ps
TSG THE BEST EDITIONS or sIANDAhb Az Ih"N'
rs EVERY DEPARThkSr or Ii i hhAl 70 T,,., o,y
a. nrB.ns at,embagr " Pine Ar and Illustrated orAs
al pis Illuminated MssAs on eiun sn & ~ ~
rsT. Frtra Iustrsted Boeks Books he.g 70 AmeneA ~
] .ss Manuscript Oriery Books o. ns ln ~
eomree offered for sale oSnRs ses, g a RIIg T sses spa
1 Clpt krt Publications Of the English Record p S
p,S an y,um satin India Paper Priyar Printed booAs o
~ In Lee Po and 0tlsI puS-t
sope,s aud Works Of Reference Psode ph "a Psnb
% cpq nApy that bound By the best kngsh AAa rienen
H.. op Exhibition Day ard Evening.
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professional Noilfes.

~ ID. HAMMOND, VI. ID. Prof, 2S2 jOth- st, east
I. ofdage NERVOUS DEBILITY urnay nd ssn Diseases sc
nUFS OR HENORRHOIDAL TUMORS-
All l. poStrelg perfect and ,eHaelly urd by " A. Nc
GAVDifsS NJ d. No 26l A2CiI-Sr T., PIlLADELPAlA PENN
| 10 srv to those arce With any knd Of PILES Internal
FrteruI Bnl Bleeding lclinZ thai the os1e DO too
Of diseases, the cure peiict ll Pc l4-eA
80 @ The sge danger without the slightest injury 10 Tue pa
tent IN nr ~ aad caucs OF Instruments also cc 70
80 E. poap, aud Ulcrrit The loser bowels Patents
me ana h0use W cael " ley ees.fe esA
ri yea 10 orer persons cared fhla-e ph4 ALONE
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Giin i1roprrin 10 frt.

rNO LET or LEASE for q term of years
Il 81 thsTe. OF Trnht-lOJob and BOI a eet
f.n 10 deep Lot, ~ ft Oat hy deep lh Topcr
TO Gee9, Let for of year iLe Facl
improved the expense salt the sse Ap 10
G7g9J r. CoTTOYBr Ii2 Duane-s-
rTO LET, Furnished-At Washington flights,
minutes from rahe two sory hansar0o 0o
HOUSE, and tant .unshed; all molen impnve1e
A. b. MILL. Out-hunlr, 4fII hsi AM I'ntiavei
IL Naa-Hu-st. RI iu-from IL 70 2 CLOCK p NJ
no LET-Fully Furnished - In AUDUBON
PARK minutes from station Oneh4ntr Il and srconis-s
llre Goac HOU L Prce
i,ct A. . e onie good PoSes,n -s.el A. H.
MILLS AID and 7 Tntl-Gye, Washington
.dts y Y. III hassau-s. Room H. from II - clock
TINO LET-FOr business purposes, one large
Il CORNER Room .Ory with Reur.lg BON Communicating on
clnd Of Booths Building" csrlrr T TSen Ar-sL ana
sIth-I'e Applg tue premses
rTO LET or LEASE-TwO large, frst-cass,
freproof WARBH UUSES feet orirr tAroulol "t 10
cad % the ready Hleae occupaDcy Adrss A. '"
L., Tribune Once.
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fsriurrs ano Hleetines.

THE PHONA SOCIAL READING CLUB
Laae' and Gent'erea Third feaIl-Heets IhukNbAI
EVENINGS commencing 3 The Eshing % become ne ber
are ins-d r. FKOBisHER, - l. Thirty -eeOnd-h
CARD FROM OLIVE LOGAN.-Much
"A confusion Of the rvsTy agents snd
u give notice that the AUTHORS UNION 2s Pearl sors.
b the sole power Of ng engagements for Various Bo
re. have night this only, to receive invitations BS'
GAGEMENrS are sIei only b. The Authors Union.
OLIVE LOGAN,
Un.'ei States Hot-l, s.lork.
-
New-York tribune., 1870-10-08

A MKKwIs Aueuoneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co, broadway, cor:
ID Ahsi-ssei Of Books HoIt. M o- Az, ---I Oo-
T1TNE Brussels and Ing-ain CARPETS, silk
- Tns.trv CURTAINS together with lars. 9g1nut, ~ o y,
sh IL fpIasITIRE 70 be sold By auction IilS pAl !"
n1Ga aRTs AUCTION RCOMs, corner Of Frankfort ana nl
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Aurtion Sales of Real Csiaie.
!. JOHNSON, jr Aueuoneer
DY NSON a. NJ l. l. f X,
ID AUCrIONEERS AND
REAL ESTATE DROKERS.
n \ LE- AEE n L.EE-

=
No. 2j NAssAr-sT., COR CEDAR st., NKW y ORK. o.,
cts Reseuce Stores Country Seats and Farms bought sold
exchanged Loans negotaed Auction sales o. Furniture &c
WEDNESDAY. Oct l2. Al oclock -
OF THE PREMISES
POSITIVE EXECUT RS SALE OF 81 AtkEs IAND DlNlDfD
INTO SEVERAL CHOICE BUILDING slIES, Al NEHDVtT'
] D4cht. n Executors of the Estate Of Anaa IL T. Uukart
miles from Nw-uorp station on staten
Island rod on hsh rroani commanding charming Of the
It and : be o auet on healthy desirable place for
de-ce lime Seworp steamboat and railroad
iR SALE WILL BE ABSOLUTE AND WITHOUT LIMIT OR
TERMS. Co PER CENT OS MORTGAGE FOR 5 OR 10 YEARS
Aso. az the same time Az zee. -,c,-s ,,,,-sror
AND TO ACRR, LAND formerly belonging 70 the Aie G. A. Mess
ntr suuui, four desirable sect ons .., -, a.,
s sDrull urr.- situated he immediate vicinity OF the
80 EyF BE- and the for greet the
an M f tie properly. locality perfectly healthy surroundings
TIlT NAyyrOy. OrTBUUDINGs. AND 10 ACRES oP LAND
I b- I'D gnc- s@z3i extension x two or -
ms COySIST or BARN STABLES CARRAGELOl SIS, &C.
ere Is sl.o garden fruit &c tie whole constituting com
@ r7 charming co1utry The stock and vii also be
so The snce ispose n sections varying "a sze irom
10 p srr rlseepie sutdvs son attractive vi plot
HON TO 60 10 1HB SALE Take II o'clock beat Al 1901 oi
Wbtahl- Vanderbilt Landing, thence by pech U"n 70 eN
Do- Crqges epOt convey purchaser % the goln4
n he veais stormy sale will take place the nzi far fay
Pare. Of examining the property can EaAt
VITA a. Aaouers an Jay before the sale TO 10 hrwp without
P maps ard free tickets apply JOHNSON MILLER Is Nassau
st. y. l., and IL Montague st. Brooklyn
SATURDAY, OCT. 10,
Al ~ O'Clock the premises,
ABSOLUTE AND UNRESERVED SALE,
By order Of P. }. Armour esq, Of
Is SPLENDID PLOTS on BROADWAY
AND
o5 ACRES CHOICE LAND.
divided into several elegant Building sites terg Of the PACLDNG
IT ~
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Colrtrn propertn 10 Get.

4 FURNISHED and unfinished HOUSE to
n Youkars very cheap APpy iO MANS AE lonArs
rINO LET. for SALE, or in EXCHANGE for
Cy eron Folhan liigh minet from dept arg ~
little COTTAGE containing o'tns kitchen eel
Carien g. Possession ame 4a5. splendid location AppB "
kOPPEL Il Auu-t
rEO RENT-At Orange-A pllin, furnished
moi ne.r Rrc Church station address p Boz New
IOTs CItr.
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Auriion Sales of Real gsiaiG

An(Il0n Dalf6 OF hcul SbluIt
Oh; PEn,o.y, A9etOnsess rpo so
RY A. ID. MELLlCK, jr., g. BRO, Anc- NC
= dSO''F' AMI Dealers in SkwJERSEf RIAL 'r''
4 DESIRABLE REsIDENcEs.
NIONTCLAIR, n. j.,
TO BE SOLD Ar AUCTION
TUESDAY, OCT. II, 1870,
Atllm he Exchange sale room Ill DraaiTay
b SsP % hoa' sp. u sb % a al one HR p % o o .ris1s
m honiesr one e House y 'os' Of an acre % one U",' 10
Toa an ss q G All al = 2 De a-S ssoSs SIS s Gs
&ascnsss, ss Pine pG:gt. AZ p'-'''''
IT, A. LAWRENCE, Auctioneer.
RosELLK rELIzABgTHi ELIzADBrH
RoSBLLB Lorsl
BY Ms..rs GA%RENcE, 6AKLEY { fLEuRr
What lots az S1ScI u, % r. 'SS SSI p % X. Sc. most .c. end
cSsSei.ey (s minutes IRON ws'' really "Orh
r me. r-ono. 70 .. nv an ,ctunl ~ and To do IL
rou SSts5s SaS.ih EsS % s.ns.t direct pabc s.ssnton
ship interest positively toe day nAe amt SaSueg
We sSs sell Lsis Fircn RESIDENCE at' undsrh'
hsNDo' Also. 80 LOTS 2srlS each
Beautifully dusted midway between Roee and et bhten
stations Il Heu-YorEOr IS miuues by The s,sJ nsI
s.6s Sss EsG U S; s'Ifsn 'sni @ minute a y m o .
mutation ss per bSo s0o5 Csuy, E Storms s and ois ~ m1e,s
vicinity. -- -- ,,.,-r,r,v
TERMS per Auction fee da Of sale % per cent on rs
Of November a. Z soI a. the oLs o. % .s aSaS o M
on bond and or'gags for yesr At per cen'. .
~ Photographs fall prcuas anl Tickets can he la
TO Pnest Special tram will eAr foo Of LbI' al
at l2;Is p. m. on day of sale
7 EWIS e. WOOD, AuctiOncer, viii sell on
II TUESDAY. Oct. IL lHO
At O'Clock p. m. th grouni,
2OO CHOICE LOTS
Oppos.e the City Hall and OF the city.
ALSO,
VALUABLE WATER PRO Vt OK NEWARK BAY,
In tie second Ward Of the City of
BAYONNE;
Is minutes from NCwiork
bv Central Railroad ScWJrse foot d beriyit SeWioS
and ouly No blocks from the depot - -. ..,,-
a. IRA rs To AND PROM BAYONSB DAILY
Rpeoial Rsrpad of NrSJcr from loot OF Lor
o. Nrw.l ork, az n: a. the dsy Of sale - . -. =, .
For TIoAes arIir o LEWIS r. NoOD o. MONT
pome 81 Jersey Cty; or HARTMAN 1o Washington Market
est aud Fulton L.. New York
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Brooklnn prorertn 10 fet.

V'O LET-0n Brooklyn Hights, furnished
nous IN Heks-,t Nsls Wan and south FER
mes; Zoe ve Islands gas Ua Ne large house
-I-,,Ir h, .heI Ann A is
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EOR SALE-At Long Branch, within min
Atantcyile Depot HOUSE and Gcrt Of Lanf
Bo1ss sabsssnsly built az improve nentS
Apply o. FRANCIS COkLIbS, Long Branch
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Brooklnn Real estate for Ga.f.

A NEW, frst-class 3-stOry brick HOUSE,
~ with al frst class ne gh1OrIo' n bo0Ayn
Co. sALK for Sso sPPhei for Immediately Address y" ) 4 boz
lt24 p O.
A THREE-STORY Philadelphia Brick
"a HOUSB modern improvements Cl4tolst Tor SAIL
Pnee s8sOl n A rutland & Co, Beekasnst n l.
EOR SALE or 70 LET-New 3-stOry brick
HOUSE improvements ani 10, "!lOlg5bs5e
FOR apply 70 NJ. A. rutland a Co, 3 Berkman-st
INOR SALE-Three- story brick HOUSE, all
IL improvements threeory uon-ot HOJs 81
al Presidents, Carol FsrGi ~ Ohi
Preldcnfs SIOBE corner Bon nd
D. EORTHROr, DerSasI, before
n and sfsert or 80 COur-si from 70 to 3 p m
EOR SALE-The three-stOry high-stoOp
Il HOUSR 2B Preaieni.. opposite Carroll Park. 90 ui
lsnd late Urc r'
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GREENPOINT, BrOoklyn.-For SALE, B.
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w HOU-E S3OJ0 4jOOJ. Il must be bagah
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