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Latest and Most Important
War News.

Psris, July 30.
II Is believed the French troops now 10
Rome will ell be in France by tho 10th ol
August.
The French journals say the Prussians
have 300, 900 men at Trevss, 100, 900 in the
Black Forrest, 100, BOO near Mayence,
loo, 900 in Schlsswig, and $4,000 near Ber'
lin.
Paris, July 81.
Fighting between the Prussian and
French forces has commenced in Baden
There are four Prussian corps on the Rhine
The enemy hava crossed the banks Of the
river. Families arc leaving Baden for
Switzerland. A German banker residing At
Paris WAS arrested. Three Prnssian spies
also captured here by the police. Prince
Napoleon will soon leave for the Baltic.
Berlin, July 30.
The feeling against England is still most
intense and seems 10 be shared by the
people Of oil classes. The press this morn
ing is npspariug tin its attacks ON England.
One paper says: Eogland evidently wants
another Alabama question.
Evry able. bodied Prussian between 20
and 80 years Of age is now in the ranks.
A party Of French cavalry passed the
frontier at Perl yesterday, but soon return.
cd without accomplishing anything.
Paris, July 30.
The Emperor's reception at Meta was
very enthusiastic.
Martial law has been declared in the
French towns near the Rhine border.
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Fond Gu Lac, Wisconsin. is a capital
place In which 10 establish sensational
paper. Last week It eni Dyed the felicity Of
a railroad smash M, four sunstrokes, n key
osene horror. a boy drowned in q barrel OF
soft soap. and another vitality disintegr s.ed
from nching OIL broken glass.
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CRUDE AND REElNED

Kate Fields 10 alleged to have become
Mrs. Musgroye.
Euterprisiug parties have just started q
fax mill In New Lisbon.
Virgins City, Nevada, enjoyed nice
little earthquake on Wednesday.
Some n an whose name is withel Id gave
Princeton college $lU0,OOO ct commence
49,
admiral Farrsgnt is again seriously i'll,
and fears are asX Xoressed that he will not
survive.
1t 10 stated that about One-hali the in
mates of the Ohio penilsn,iary have ex.
perienced religion.
At Miss Largan' funeral in GAINESVILLE, n
few days ego, six young ladies' acted as pail
bearers.
An impecunious youth named Bruce re-
Gently got away with u h:rty THOUSAND do .
lar heiIess in Chicago.
A Californian has made u heavy bet that
General Sherman will bU ei acted President
of the United States iu 1872.
Miss Anna Morrison, bea 1tifnl Califor-
MIA girl is stumping that Str te in opposi-
tiOn TO woman suffrage.
James Hickey is in durance vile at Duf-
fslo, chgrged with the a,teppted d murder Of
bis wife with pitchfo rk.
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The Oil City Boat Club have fully effec-
ted their organization, and expect their
boats in few weeks. The club ia CON-
posed Of excellent material, and we are
pleased to see the affair success. City
Register.
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Banta's Patcns Slate Lined ReSrig.
.tr co. AtOfs

Bantass PatCnt Slate Lined 6e1rig.
.E Asor.
Lined with Slate, having Air Chambers
without Filling Of any kine-periectly dry
sni sweet--they are believed TO be unequal.
led by any other now 10 use, ard are Of
Moderate Cost.
Slate possesses an acknow lodged snYsri-
ority over Zinc for lining purposes, being
free from smell, taste and corsosion, and
eau b. easily cleaned, preserving every ar.
ticle in sweet and pure state.
~F'or sala at FREEMAN'S HARD
WARE STORE. 3l-S.
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The first merchant vessel that ereg dis
played from her peak the flag Of this repub,
lie. bnilt in 1882, bark rieged. about three
hundred tons, called the Maria, s,uk lately
at Payta, Peru,
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A young man who oficiates in restaur
ant went to sleep in a Syracuse church las,
Sunday, and suddenly astonisbed the con
gregatlon by awaking and calling out.
"Ham and eggs for two" Being fully
awakened, he Immediately "wen. away from
there"
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Two children, son aged ten. and q
daughter aged twelve. Of Henry Swadcner,
Of Ale1anderville, Montgomery connty
were badly burned ty coal oil Sunday after
noon. They were a.temrting to light a
fire when the explosion occurred. The & RI
is dead, but the bog will recover.
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Local Notices.
NOTICE..

. As the undersigned intends heing absent
for some weeks, he has authorized Nr. S'H.
Hooker and Mr.. E. A. Kelley ts attend to
bis late business during his absence and COL.
lect oil outstanding acto,nts, ut his office in
Petroleum Centre.
jy30.u. }. N. STARP.
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Chas. Phelps, who died a few days ngs
in Girard. had an insurance on his life for
the sum Of $4,000. the payments on the
policy having been kept up by Dan Rice for
whom be was agent. Dan has his faults.
but he has bis virtues as we'll.
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We would call the attention OF our bust
ness men TO tho superior styles OF job print
ing, both plain and fancy, at present being
turned ont from this office. We are prepav.
ed TO execute job printing OF every descrtp-
tion in the latest and most fashionable style
Of the art, and at reasonable rates. IT,
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The San Francisco police have arrested
Alb Tuck and Ah Tam, Cinnamon, for con-
ceiving and almost completing very skill
full counterfsiting Of $35, 900 in Eve dollar
notes on 'The Chartered Bank OF India,
Australia and China.
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Jennie Collins must be losing faith in her
sex. She has gone over to the "enemy,"
and is at present engaged in raising funds
to build hall in which she proposes to
improve the working men OF Boston socially
aud intellectually, but not politically.
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FrRE.-This noon . fire broke out at thu
Thos. Chess we'll, No. A, Woods FARM
Tho oil in the tank caught from spark
from the stove pipe. About co barrels Of
oil and the tank were destroyed.
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The Titusviile Herald in tickling the Oil
City Register, to spite the Times, gives its
parasite credit for 40 item that belongs to
us. We refer TO the item about the con-
tested base ball club.
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Buy the 'Red Hot" Saddle. manufactured
In Titnsvilis expressly for the oil country
adapted TO all kinds OF weather, at ]. Il.
Kron's al2-tf
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Another case Of death from kerosene. -
Miss Eva Peters, Of Stenbenvills, Pa.
while lighting . fire, Thursday Of last week.
The can exploded and death ensued 10 three
hours thereafter.
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John Gallagher and wife, OF Philadelphia
drank an ioordinate quantity OF whiskey on
Monday, and were buried at the expense OF
the city.
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On Tuesday man named John Sweeney,
was arrested at Cleveland on a charge oi
having drngged and robbed q man at Cory
Of S70o.in April last. lie was taken to
Cory for trial.
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All styles lie ht:harness. cheaper than tAe
cheapest, made from Moffats oak stock, and
warranted, at J Il. Kron's.
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Glaekberry Drsndy.

A very superior article Of Black berry
Brandy, for summer complaints, cholera
msrbus, &C., at a.
GRrFYEs Esoa
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Mr.. James Fisk, Jr., 1t Is said, intends to
start . line Of European steamers. We
hope 80, for, with all his bombast and other
faults, this man has shown that to serve the
public well and at reasonable rates on rail
and steamer is the surest way for railroad
and steamboat companies TO make money,
and the travelling world will rejoice to see
an ocean steamer line managed as magnif-
Gently aud successfully as the Stonington
line between New York and Boston.
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Now is the best time to 10y In = winte
supply OF hard coal. CoiainRton Il Corn
we'll are the men to buy FROM June 2Sti.
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Fiue' assortment Of Phper and Cloth Hiu'
dow Shades end FSxtureS J'st reed as
nStk GEyYEs Bros.
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Nails wholesale and retail at
II. FREBNAN's
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Tfotsy, Kissengen and Soda Water At
she Arsic Ssda Fountain Of
l8.tf GRnYBs Bros.
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A good PLATFORM forIlanc.
ing has been erected and safe
and easy Swings put up
Two Good Bands,

The Story Farm and Tar Farm
Bands will he in attendance
a good String Band will fur
Dish MUSIC for the dances. Re.
freshmcnts will be served, and
every pains taken to havcguests
enjoy themselves. Five Splen-
did Gold Watches, and two.
Splendid Califol MIA Diamonds
will be ratified off on the grounds.
The Jewelry can be seen il the
Store of('oMsmith, Washington
Stree, Petroleum Centre, IA
LEWIS GRAEBER.
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Tiehey,. Kissengen and Soda Water 81
the AstiS Soda Bauntsin OF
GRurEs Bros.
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Fine assG rtment Of wall paper at Grise
Bros. 4
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Kissengen aud Vichey Wat on drsugh
1T GRIYvEs Bros.
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Kisseogep aad Vichey Water at
GRFFFs hRos.
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Here is al cpitaph from Milw aukee
cemetery:
"Here Is the body of Peter Grace,
Who died from eating Sweitzer kase;
He finished six plalters, commenced upon
seven,
Aud exploded. or such lie the Kingdom Of
Heaven
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The Democrats OF Crawford county hold
their Cou nty Convention August 30.
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~e:roieum Centre Daily Record.
Pct. Centre. Monday. August 1
A b ASIvAL AND DEPARTURE Oh
NfEAYNS ON o. q. 4 A. =. y.

AaASIvAL AND DEPARTURE Oh
-FGAYNS ON o. q. 4 A. =. y.
ION and after Monday. May 90th, 1870,
rains will run No follows:
FORTH 20. 3. IA. B No. I.
Leave irvine. u,4SAN. 500 y
Leave OH City 800 A y. 2.42 P n. 7,47rM
Pet.Cen 1888 " 3.23 +" 1928 +"
Titusv. S.13 4.k Z" 9l5 "
Arrive Cory, 9,3s 5,45 " 1885 1"
SOUTH. M. 2. M. 4. NO. G.
Leave Cory, ll.20 A ". G. % A ~ sos N
Titnsv. l2.45P N. 7.4N L" 7.45 :"
p. Cen. l.25 SIT /" s.3s :"
arrive o. City 2.n5 I" s.55 4" 0,lO Z"
- Irvine. 4.50 " ll.35 q"
tT No. 5 and run on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
Leave Oil City. a.35 AN. s,3OA.M. lo.35A ~ 2r5PM
=: Cen, 10 so S,2i l2.iOPN. a.1O :.
Ari7e T.tusv, 1901 Pm 0,45 LIS s,1t -
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
fsave Ti.nsv, OMAN ln,3, an. Il oOAn s Srn
F.'en. h,l' " 1l.si 1875 ". G.3O -
Arrive u. C;ty,o.15 " 1.U5 Pm 1,U5 80 ."
ON Citr aud Petroleum Centre freight. lcavc. Oil
n .-snvcs Petroleum Ccnile al 4, 90 p m. arrives
st Ci! city $40 p. III.
silver PALACE SLEEPING Cars
so. 4-nirco. from Philadelphia without change
No. 3-ltreC. to FhilnGeiphia without chsrge
No. s-Drect from Piiisbursh without change.
Nc 6-Direct TO pitisU urgh without change
S'ndny May 90, 1870.
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Boots & Shoes :
so PER eens- Below Cont.
CuRAP ENOUGH FOR ILL.
JUST THINK r5UPER CENT.
BELOW COST!

| The subscriber has sold his
building, to give possession on
the 18th of August, and intends
closing out his stock by that
date, and to do so has marked
his Goods so per cent. below the
original coat.
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The largest stock. Of Gas Pipe In tova ss
II. FHEEAAx's.
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SodS Water and, Nee Cream at }. ". Bss
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Soda Water aud Ice Cream st J. ". Beat
tys.
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Sash, Glass. Y,ors, Putty &c. Large,
stock yesy chps' trtse Furniture Storr'
| ~ wy '' mlAtf
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Soda Water and Ice Cream atJ, Nv. Beat
kc1o
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$ Sod. s*a.er and Ice Cream at j. W. D'''
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j. BUsER. .

NO. l2 WASHING STREET,
rrtrolcum Centre, Pm. rjy2Sim
Soda Water asd Ice Cream al. ". Beat
VA
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MS IOOUS 5O per cent. DelOW tne
j. BUaER.
r,,o,,un c.1s,.' Mu. !. y Mnsm'N' as;m ''Hhh''
--r."".-.-.-,- .--o.."". -,'..-., ~. ryy--.m -
y'A
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PROJECTED BUILDINGS.


The following is q list OF plans OF new building SUI
mited for approval the past week 10 Mr. James NJ MAC
glegor the superintendent OF Buildings: -. -, a..
P'an No sllsth-ave % n u ssbt; Roy bnef Dr.
class dwelling and two 5sto bk stores and ienemen z'Ifo 'p
Trscy.
Plan No gl2-as'h-st las of Sstor bhes frt
class dwelling SlNh. Osuer, Geo A kobhIrs - 49,.
ments, Y5rs. Owner. JBo schreyer
Plan No ss-g2d 25 from JaTe, 2soy bnek secona
eaa dwelling 2arla Owner A J Griagtfy. =
ran no. si-l y IhOmps0n loot OF NanAisti one
st and stone church. 79e2 Osner Missionary so oi Os' '
Psn No s6-GRdst iOy brek seeoad eaS store
lIbt3I Osner, Ihos. A. Bennett. -,
Plan 30 9I7-s8t-s 2 Of lithavei one RStory Tooi
second cASs dsellng, 2srJD Osuer, Jos Smith. -,
Plan No s1-i9thsi l75 Of St-aEe one esey uiVN"
stone second class dwelling 25isl OEner Geo Gregory
Plan No sl9ilst,s ~ % 2daTe az Sstov uoNhs"N''
fr.t class, dwellings l7Ei0 0sner r. Fsunin. -. -.
Pan No s 2ist end ls-ave two 4siofy bfeA so
AMI tenement 2 ~ and 2,rJl Osnef Ienry Tullng
Plan No 92West No 60; isiory brick eheineh
25rs1. OWrer Mrs M Grunevald. .--
Plan No a-s9tl-s IT'S llthave Asory bret store
and iehemen, 2srt8. Owner, NJ. A. stafford -. -
Plan No hJ-hesst 40 Il ~ dsye froE 4th 70 ts ten
3gry stone clsss dwellings iTW. owner X fAnhh
Paa No S46st and llthsve Jsory bnek pnhe baohs
it1iL Owner. Y JayeHile AS lgm- - ,.-eo
Plan No nsichi No Z12, lsiory workshop 11"
Owner, Isatr Belt
Pn No Crys,e No 1s 5sio brick store and !ene#fhr
25xf2. Oeuer Mr. M0h
Psu 9-slhst 3so Ist-s1s, +stov bnek ten
emsnis, 2Isl. Owner. Peter =. 0Breu . ,se
Plan No Bowery story brick store nid~elug 100
T6e. Owner. x. H. MeyHhn
Plan No 9s-ls, Of lhsse lsiory bhek factory
i5I2L
Plan No s3O5tha go Of lOth-lr 2siory bnek work
shop GStt5 OwDer Matthew Fettzen
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Proposals.
r1nrp 81. EssIszsaI. WI. !


KgDKuE lows, sept La y
'rStrROVFfENT OF the ILLINOIS RIN LR.-
4 royTR -Sr-ld PROPOSAL. ia tuDl cate
. ~ - - lie Trfei states Ragnsefs OGee NJ 81 haisst
M i ii,a a THURSDAY tie 6tt DAY Of October, 1910, for
ar "a. de sr. asA constructing dHns AMI rprrps for sas improve
hs lo ] y, m lpg b es, atsi aooo cub. ysri more
G sisI rsa ans setsr1 COpperas Greek AH- A@l "e
VI the lIHsl, Ryrf IL. 1s, ..hs- % .,y, ,1 s.
- tt. s.ri .iiits s-on os.eg h ~ Il mis- 10 mae
EIea, mate eia uusi te irl se- u '''u P''' % - 80
A' r - h a.m. S5 f. less Eh be
Sr r-tai cafho of dsurs = 70 eue ysr ~, N
10 bid VIII te consssrrsd
M : nj ~ ~ sua complete IN uis ysp-ct =
a, m hds kih b@ osn serea a. peuins - et
- ~ ,,,irg IN tbe material, imp snents mas nsry AAd lAeo
Ier 81 - mar, ami SPECIFICATIONS exhibited at the letting
ysri tar IN .ne
.Tv.nn .hd prr one ys u maierh iarn 'Ho A P " irAp
Vt dana e,i.no,
us. - ~ o.psbe Of performing the Eori proposed Tor
i,,,, r. tfn. .loNl or cOnpeon 81 ue e"hu
The o,ennt rre. the rs' ~ no AaJ sno All O' n'e 0"n
satisfactory a -, A.. onthy e,iinaias mill tie
Isn P-1 sent ~ ~ | of contract shall be entlre completed
must be sFAchel es6h pfoposS
Fics b,d mat q written OF Pnn'e2 sa' ~e =" "
.t he shown United states kginssr, Ons a.
flh' m n.rar viii b gwen by koea T.
hrNsth Clyil Engineer Asst at Pear a. OF "" 1 49, ~ SOY ~
f si 100 has bsen appropriated ior ,hs .o,s .sd ,Se
- ,,..f b eompe-i 3ist do! OF Oc'ote III
- 81 .nes satous hlsns huns f"f s9u
uuoo Ai tins once OF ~
10y hs 1fArr., 4 VnderslSnod a. feorA hso.
- ia.I. Proposals. ~ort On Me npfo'siesnt " he
,ii sAosA " i~'"'''s' '''f" J. II. WILSON
iH"' "''' Li.ut Col .nd Brsv-' hsot GeoersI T. s. A
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKE7.
NEW YORK, Thursdsy, sept. 8, Il

NEW YORK Thursday, Sept. :, IsTo
The state of the Horse market to-day does
not compare faVorably with the business done during
the first days Of the week when an increased demand
for valuable horses had led us to the somewhat premature
conclusion Shat the busy season for Che horseoeaers Ad
fairly begun. .-.-.. - .
Business today about dull during TIE heated
term, aud bnt Or De black trOtting horse sired W
Cen Knox, bred In Mape and bought for sSCO at Chas
y. Hfs stables In the Bulls Head Market, we should
nave no sales 10 report railroad and work sorse
Tho second public auction sale this week at the Horse
ana carriage Auction Mart Of Mesrs. Johnston and Van
1assei Nos ll2 and East Thirteenth ST. viii take
place Tomorrow (Friday1, the 9th inst.
with the carriage builders business tlds Fall looks
very promising. The receipts for the pest month at
Wood Brothers Co snow an increase OF so per cent
over those OF August, 1S6e-que tangible proof that
over prices become popular III adopt ed
by hrst-Class houses
Messrs. Demarest & Woodruff OF Nos 62s and GO
Broadway (whO-e advertisement appears in our eOumu
report the sale OF 30 Carriages for yesterday "wednesday
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Thnrsday. Sept. 8, 1870.

There is comparative quiet in real estate
matters but dealers preparing for revival OF bus
ness speedily expected Late sales Of lots at Jersey Cy
show IN Increase in value of property.
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nlarbls ano 5iate Alarlels.

ENAMELED SLATE hANTELS.- Plain,
.r.ei Decorated, prices from elV 10 " aE- aPS-S
Also ss. description, plsn and oTnsmea.aL
''V N pPNprIiS SLATE No 20 West Il ,btseuth-E.
Between Fl1h and sir's raves.
MARBLE and MARBLEIZED MANTELS,
VI GrsTssos., Tiles Table sd P!Iabs" sAo7hsT sh0"00I.
a KLbBgR i2i AMI 10 EaIt R.Shsen.A-f NsE.i o1f.
HT4RBLEIZED SLATE HANTELS.-Rlch
" ,sd esxsui ds.iyn' from 90 SH si9 uP 20 SI0 y
sIV ri Co. g. te- lhsJsh ana Iay stnsA
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rOesiebeoler Gonntn Real ealaic for Sale.

CHEAP 2-stOry COTTAGE rooms and at
~ tc MornSlHis sepct SJJs, esy In
qure ofS. AsGELi. Printer, 40 Pourta-ays
nOBBs FERRY-FOr SALE. handsome
II DEELLNG AHd II acres NJ A RULAhD Goa BeeAn-a t.
NOR SALE.-A most beautiful HOMESTEAD
o sale Tire town Wecester County Aeviork
corner Of srth.t Bodssy house and plot Or ground stable,
and carriage hous the consists Of II sh we and
Of water il the ard throughout the house with all the mod
er the plot ground II aer-s
ut Of l7a feet on broadway 2Ts sixth the
most beautiful and healthy in the town with beautiful shade
~ ps with great abunspce nearly every kind II the quality
off frl sale before the lst Of October WV then
0,d at Cali and for yourselves Apply
WM GLkNCROSS the premises or II Broadway NrNlork
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Boar6 ano Rooms.

BOARD WANTED-For a gentleman, wife,
I'D chren gi 10 nd Is reete oni .Hd back square
roos pref~re have good table and oatnl be-
tween Tlrh sKett sn Fourth and Seventh avts Address
With prce particulars Box 3ls3 p o.
HANDSOME Furnished ROOMS to LET for
single gentlemen a,ye sad snail Terms moderate a. BOnds
WEST THIRTIETH-ST., near Fifth-ave.-A
w SECOND PLooR handsomely nshed IN private hoe.e can
g Appy Al the Ohce. 81 West Thirty second st. Boafway
Ao CLINTON N-PLACE-Furnished ROOMS,
Z,D brst seooui All hrl loof, With OF without board
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! carpsts. psSoins. furniiurs. &s.

I,rRyFTURE for SALE, at PICKHARDTs
Barsosas tosa.nss % r.rsr paaz Bedtoam sd zsss r
y - I Nh sas I'd ii.f Ssse.,s. P.eiooT Isi 49,
rooa. l6S D,seksri cotsnf ssi''~s3
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
Eoua 9slan0 Real gslale for 6a.e.

DICHMOND HILL, l.. l., 40 minutes from
CtvSeg veLhuiH NsusrirSof and Goic COTTAGE.
tasteful hgb healthy, and eautfu tuaons; good
eghlorhOoi good raT teplt. p!OAoe schools uOe e.
for piogfaph Ri terms app HAZARD,
APTHORP q 90. Rel Estate Brossr.. llp Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
Citn Real Csiate for Sale.

If YOU wish to SELL RENT, PURCHASE, or
! EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE. in ety OF coutry, Nll On
J. &. FREEMAN. 2l2 Broadsav
CPLENDID HOUSE in West Forty-sixth-st.-
- BLEECKER son Co Fi sel ~ auoion THURSDAY,
fep 5 o. the Exchange sasroom otock endd fory
HOUSE No IA Wet FortsTth 81 Fi ave; one
Of lufs trs, ErE-lok Tie cbHposd entirely Of
rlsg h-1eu hoas, For p4r. gs hasis' al " Cedar st.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
Goascs ano farms Uanis0.

VVANTED-A small FARM, neaT depot,
w WITHIN 1l miles ON erchsng- for mVroTei PROPEGfl
10 ptisdelpha. W B SIR Pk III brsaissi. X" m 3.
WANTED to HIRE-Within an hours ride of
w Sfe-York. HewJenev raruad fa Nyuek prefrr~t
FURNISHED HOUSE for Prce BE- reasonable Al
drr.sI \. Z Trhnre Ono.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
5iaiionern, &r.

WASHINGTON MEDALLION PENS:-Dis-
bueu OF the foGa re Of the Pstfoo Fsh see
III. aIlsfr If n. Jompsny in The Tribune Of Mondays
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
Droohlln Real gsille for Sale.

EOR SALE.-Great sacrifice, must be sold,
new sr,cas brosns,ole HOUSE; al mldarn inprovrme
goo ocl;ior saes--st BoeAga b. sIAATS FITZGERALD
corner Of Iost and Alauucsts
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
Gin i1roperip 10 Get.

FOR RENT-TwO very desiribie new brown
no font HOTSs hstsoo3 r-e frr hgh. s.n-
On 4s sd "a seeonlave rem, ~9
g. +l50. Ap+ LII aseonl. Us. - ----------
mo LET or LEASE-Two fiTst-class, fire
orof WAREHOUSES, complete Ore aud sell ael
siie Apuly 10 WILLIAM MCLEAN. p M'rtorst
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
Real estate 10 Ctthanee.

hfnI UsIuIf 10 VflIIHHyE.
EOR EXCHANGE-lMPRO PROPERTY,
In ana Topeka Tor in SesJsey NeN-lorA
Addres NJ. , p. o. Box ~. Fiu-hing l. l.
WANTED - BOND SEWING MACHINE
W STOCK EXCHANGE for dne CRANBERRY FARM oi le7
ac-, h bu ass which cost ys cash
A4r,s. ARDS So. 2ii West Fort'seconIst Ne~iors city
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
DrcoAirn i)roprrtn 10 let.

EURNIsHED HOUSE to LET, III Brooklyn
L sor, brek fol SIZED HosSE Paif!T furnSed ~ sster
rh "a. e. will be LGr az r0yed private family s rIl3 yer
mntE Il On hs vh prospect tie Bay snt sian Apply
TO A. LANE Fourth National Baak.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-09
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