davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
Nusiiou Sales Of Zeal Csiaie.


ADRIAS H. MULLER, Anet oneer - =, . o,,,,,,
A TCTI0N SALE of 20 VALUABLE LOTS
~ on SECONDAyE AVENUE A. GHyKNrY RST, sl.y GSTY'
sEC0ND. Sl.yRsTYTElRD AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BIZ
ING PART or fgiE E,ThlB OF !. G. JOSl.~ . uo
hDHIAN H. ~ bLbR p. r. WlLKEB CO.. WI gen ~ ht1
TON TT. r. DAY Anil - 49, az Roc0ok, 1T the IA IA ZOE
sLESkooH, III Broadway the following described REAL ESTATE
AVENUE A-6 lots Avenne and SeveniyGrst-st
hNENl Al lots sic 81 tee: south " feUutr tisl
AVENUE Al lots Avenue 4 AMI seventy p1ih,- !,
sbyENfYFlRSrsr8 los ani cores. sOGih ste 100 feet west Of
Avenue a.
skYkNrYPIRsryr6 lots souh she between Avenues 'nd ~
hEEENflflRS ls south idle 100 feet east OF feeoni'vc
Observation-Disclosures lots south side ll3 feet wet Of sec
ond-sye.
sByRyTYsECoyDsr lot. rorh SIDE 900 fee. east Of Second
SEVENTY rlRDT- lot ,l 10 feet east Of Aynuc A.
SbNbSilFoCRfHSr-3lO los soah side 10 feet west OF Ave-
4
foIths'.
SEylNTYFOTpTHST-4 lots north side Seventy ourtis, be-
tween se,1rd sEl T ir1Te.
SLNESIYFOUKr i los AMI cores north SIDE Seventy fourth
st.. bcg,el Iirs; saJ &c nd ayes.
SEyESTYrOvRrHST-l 10. south side seven, ourh,t. 1863
feet u Vrs'-afe. t5TD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
I CAIE on TINE NTsION E5TATE.

y 80. .o-, an r,,,,c
ABOUT % 900 ACRES OF LAND 70 BE SOLD At PUBLIC
AUCTION Al TiiE WEST JhN IA HOTEL t4hDEa ~ d. Wv
NAY g. 1871 OSE O'CLOCK = " ..-... IN, ,.o,r,s avn
10 sPECULArOI,S ~ LAND PROJECTORS or lows; hnp
GESERil A RAhb ORION NH fO.A ~
VEsTflrNT "a PR.' ~ 'EJ -
E.N 81 nst sure wi. extensive improvements IL neln'e
SEVERAL MILLS al tols I and manufacturing it'' arc on
the property ,,-.-... ,...u s,,,o, q. ,bs
-, lion II too rsroi. ,nl Settlements ma te
y,,l loe.t lie Ce4r Timber Of considerable vslue Urn
ion g. tr.rcs Hops &C. Ne can 10 very suceaF
cultivated Gooi .t. vii 10 usle % tie plr'lter
S.nt Ist ,ht cor la;eaat', aEa apply perSoAa ''P
GEORGE VI. DALLAS. Assigrsr.
4. L 'nce.r,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

ADHIAN 7. MULLEN, AUc0a1ef. - !
FNNECUTORS SALE or THE VALUABLE
RI PLOT OF LIND SITUATE A THE GFASD ENTRANCE TO
CENTRAL PARK. AND BOrNDrD By THE GRAND CIRCLE
BROADWAY. FiFTYEiGHiH I'D FIFTY Mn !li-,TS: AL-o
LOTS OK TIFrl.ElGlfrH ONI-IUNDkLpANDflFliBG EIGHTH
AND OE.;-HJSD 2EB-a&u-tftIyN iSrHSr&
ADBiAS H. MILLER. T. r. WiahiSS Go. viii sell Of auction
URsDAl AIr 20 st p O'Clock. 80 The = G-e Sa som No.
M liyly ty or'aT Of ID. o. CaS W. Co1rolg dcase
toe faiL.i ro al lad. cJrfnIg about fourteen city los,
tie to &c m rar emf bonn ei ~ The Grand
following
10 r = che. 'tTag, 20 feet II inches on 10,
Grand Circle i.he3 Fiiyauths,, facing tie Central
etou inches eaa-cfy
property the arteries oi he
w Grand Boulevard asi Central PARK. and point wiieo a5
yd hy She Herald the pivotal point OF the isnI MS nee
Tg n,es p-pec tie larllg Ia
~ ats rui uoa iaud po, 81 Ike dimensions b"
url 10 natural advantages, tat to TIE
csrisst lar ag qrcl return o. lie amount aY ,eL l"'
prpt viii sold parcel EftTeg hh.tfo ot On north
it II tyeQhh 10 + ecs 81 sir -e each p te bv lO ret
iu4s OiehuLile aniiu ltl sn crehnr tTrinth
gE.hi los on north sla u Gnr nai ghth. emf
a. So m on tr rear frogay Ouelar E ilt between
IL, tJ.ye and he boulevard O,ehiudre lhs 10
Mans q, lie o,-re Of he as...oIesr 5ii4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
nELAN ARE, LACKAWANNA, ana = Est
~ ERE F.n DAD

MORRIS AND >1nN DIVISION.
wiSrk4 hi.Es55i1iEEIS o,asacirs MONDAY, Na- q $50
Con Ban At 5,fv Ii c. ter Sl at sa. K Z, R.
q Apcysr Ncvt,a Wash ns on WITH ne D. L. ai W
Sor water Ga3 Sl rg Scuto', Great Bend Engartoa Sy
sos. AMI Osve' 81 ell @ e Lackswsans a. Bloomsbury
= n,e, 1Eai5i VAL : EXPRESS s.crs N,t,rk Morris
vec;sa at II irurs r RI Of r. r. Tor ARE g.. sal at
l.on win '. r. L. fr Be.e-rH, AtnowH Mauh Chals, sai
1iopm SCRANTON FvpEE5s connect. at Dover with CherR
2 Wssos Wit a,.I H. r. aui Washington with D. H. aai
40 r. No n'' ACS Ss Nil c VIZ Boosr ces,e-
For soaEi>ToWE s,3 l1:a ll;oa H. 800 $40 4lo $40
Fr Sslr pl il,srn,as,e stations e:o 49, sol l,:'o
For oRAEGE soi ), TIL ORANGE, $50 80 s1 Io2 'al
For SEwAsK, 4. eso 10 soy $50 9:lC .ic9 TO, ll,
50 sac $50 s2J goo - go $780, 9,, and li5 J.
Leave SesYors % ALJoM!iaiD and MoYTeLAIa at $50 pi
Ii:OO a N. sDd 2:uO, sol. $40 AMI O:-O =
TNRIE RAlLWAY.-TRAlNS Leave DepOts
H foot q Cham e5-s- t4i loot OF DIST as follows; -
p m p n, dali lgige .3.;. 8lJ 1o;4. a. SO
socOupsny a. through Blalo connecting r. loar j.
We Win mag u ~ ls Cos,ss rsInas 'roa15 T. Sc, a.
SaS9AaUs to bo- ne ~ P ~ , tIsa g N.Y. o1 10 ~
~ EWigrsat Tram la,. Is d,il,st 7;j m ,,
For n3Gtsv, "dr.' 7p p d. asst, J:!5 r. MIS- AMI Sa.
90 fof Gtl Si5 saa q Va .-' ~ 49, @
FOR Nev.ash ~ Way, At $50 and 40 III ' '''
Fo sqs.Tn saeas e3};t' '''5 'ai $40 P n.y.
FoT Poa ad Ws foe 2d B-oot s:i' 't5 Sad il'',
60 1 49, ~ q, s M e ,s SO. Desj q. IS pi
rs 35:. So, sr iC: p from CAsnb,I- Dt' 900
For s Pr Ns way ron 2l, e7e, al 1,5
nj III, 1878 45 :: iJ sui o1 p b. Az Sa'-. =. * 3
Tese r ft.r 4i or Arsr,aea n a -gi:l 'rt S.'r'
ere nsy he left ta- Cnfaays CIV -4 ~ ' '" =.
Fsio, 81. a D,ro 10; oa;se.-;l ~. M .,'
I'D HE@1,sl% l;=4' WI WI 5 E. R-fs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
Drootlnn fs:al Gelaic for Gn'c.

NOR SALE. On Wychoii-3vc, bet. Myrtle
q ,a Co.- y aou 80 zee; i.oA tie cy Auc Of E'"8-a
2trv double HOT g. Ged with brick VITA M'Hsd o'f brt ia
the he qrnsr b. the pr, Owner, vh II fa lots 1'l'' 'ea
hons. contains - rooms closets lar, ami bathroom gcAii"
49,, sj. gi, fr 1c sd stable. f,r Photograph aud N ia.u
Lar, sDply to JAMES C. EADIE 80 E'riT. B.eoAiyn l. D
NOR SALE OF EXCHANGE for Kansas
( I~nl-A aue l'.t,ll. aad room HOUSE IN 'fec"r'.A'
BIcoAln T. D' r''' 4''' ". RAIL. Mai'ca-le.e.
FOR SALE "a Brooklyn I.ights-li0U&k Al
u Md locality, With luie ci East ftfrf
g. II iot ioli soon. ie 20 LII ton 10 it!
..oi, 90 4. b. NILLEH osuer ~ Ce-sr-s., HeF-trr-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
rrEN.-NGrK CENTRAL AND NUDo
h-EN .LErsEY AUTHORIZATIONS FOOI Q.

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD--FkO(;Mi y ED4I 20 Or
~ DE rbg,s.,-,r aul hoal i,t Of cox LAN' ~
NtsT PhIAD4LIHA At 80 al $50 m l1'-g M
& itf-.t ior IN liepba via Camden o. o.; H. e.
fof Bal ~, RI slI MAsflGION an me I.rli IN
1907 e' l4N ST. FoI IHh ~ e.,. re
sIaelea 20 ht ~ p CALL sad Iun H,ttS 70 aI a n,
without c4eug. F0r he WEST "a 'eaus7l'sa, fsl'' o. ID
= 40 " D. Hvtf FsEcs scItd TO te 80 l. w.
trf'09h from New ic Pt4 ugh. Cnnanau ana 'hts w. &
cteiEr SILVER iaiale stscl. to tie q. D. No. 0"
s.f.1sh ~ f. 4lryi CcUusti louisville ~ LON,' ~
Par4 atiaciei 10 the w. 1i
TIN Ugh 70 oUmbu Cre.Dsr hoat ohule lo'ts ''
faoi ci lfOet foot 81 CoItallst a1I Ji bpaA"A
CDat. fSstufiafs ei,sl le-l
y u KItrlE &c, Pa. tgt y Is JACKSON Dell SJpL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
AUHIAN II. tlFILgN, NIr'I1lfcT =
OR's SkT.E OF VALUABLE PROP

hutAN a. MULLER, Alr:loater
TXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
II gRTY, 2. Of BI E1CHER crI BARAoWsTS-AD-
RfAS H. MULLER r. r. WILKES & Co. will eel az Auction, on
TUESDAY, A1r y O'Clock, ths E=chsgt sGleSf IL
Eo,aaT, by order Robert CGnE1soa, esq Executor Of De
kia.aan. droefs.i: ... ,o,, q, .
BAEgCKER rThe ty)sto-y frame HOUSES ahl LOTS situate
ecker eui B9gTs;s az known Is nos
~. 2IJ. sHI -aj B'.tclers. - ,
rARNON-I.I Ztoy brick HOUSE, sni LOT situste On ne
so,h te 81 It, aiInns III; sc14 property On TIE
', a, Of lie Baci9rce-, No Pa C90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
Gitn yroysrin 10 Get.


4 DJOiElNG FTFTH-AVE.-Thir
ny FURNISHED heGt aDstg.te. hso lt Il ill.h Gw let
V. X STEVENSON sos. II Pnse.
NO. 29G West 1hirty-ninti-st. - Fine 4-st0ry
ofo"hyne HOUSE 10 Rent furnished; very eea9 Loa'en
bo'L HArCH ElKEi ~ Broeasay.
no LII or LEASE.-FINE MANUFAC-
IuhINu PROPERTY OR FOR OTHER PUnP0SGS. Forr
nenhs fn insl hfce arc JOFiS AM WAhk Uod
Apr 70 "Lo "OukACD - Trinity place. Appraiser Baiag
no LEI-in East 119th-st., Is minutes from
Fron VERY ~ bo, y'r deirae story. lrlsiro1
trovBsone HOUSE All modern Improvements. IN Iefd orsr
Reat $iNo J. K POWELL. No d f,srs-
TJnO LETT Country Seat of the late Addi-
Jerome, he bauks II the uion IN 4on Pax Il
D. o. B@ADLEY 80 Br-1i-k
ry1O RENT, with Steam Power, two elegantly
Hetto JOMS, . ~ IL feet Also snail Moons IA
tne bu ing No. 2J % ard 80 West olyLlths
enth sai sih-aves. A!plJ on The premises
rGNO LET-OFFlCE in The Tribune Buildings;
Z largo occ be arranged for two oaces second d0r
Apsly,o BAKER GOODWIN.
rsrO LET or LEASE, near Broadway 3 LOFTS,
toehe- separate lighted on all SIDES a1 reduced
Apply oltln premises. 80 Nl'e-sa
ITO LET for $1,OO0-A three-story HOUSE
in good rhboood frl in e2cel'i or'er ciie Tor "sIa
family. Inquire premises so. 23l Gas, fiiiy'eathst
TglO LET, Furnished, the three-Stogy, brown
HOUSE 10 Fart T.ryefhihsti rat S-y@ Apiy 10
WAITER L. CLARHSOS 50 Na5aust
TaIO LET-The STORE No. 50 Walhcr-gt,
Broadway. Inquire OF JAMES IOYD No. i ff,nk.a
ODD and Sd STORY in Broadway, near Thirty
- stcond-sL, RENT 70. buSne So Drilling l.rt,; -
HAICH & RGKlG. l2s2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
EEECEIVER's SAIL.

E+ECEiN Ike SAIL.
JACOB T ,iARTZ. Rec liver Of tcl
C,clrru aud Mgcs.Lag Rail- o.. , o, c-..
rOai tonpany, parAh m ''" ' " T" ~ s es '1u''
THR ROAD FED. sc, ofsail Rail
rod COMPANY. nj.
lis virtue alias OTTER Of sale arhv the Corr ~ common as
Dare a Hta" 81 ono, a. the June el
D. Cb.r o. te above eIu,i'd c-H, ana 10 ne o. i
c-f aoponte sal. Cont 81 the sid n1nni ant hacAn"
n road on rrnv ssac aud D. vii sell At pic oaicfy at the
0usc. n G l-le IN Cunty Of DAihe On
SATtPpAN, MAY o. 1871.
, M hon, Of ook D. TO- OF ssh iay TIE following described property,
LIZ, gii.es 6, Of tia aid Cincinnati AMI Naciiuaa ai.s 81
C6g ..te ami bang IN lie Co mites o. pre- Mercer ami Van
No. s ,ts Of Ono to-ut The Road Bed AM night OF Of
lie and Cincinnati AGcnfw Railroad COMPANY Tor rar1a com
u.lrug poa Giel IN 'rse ,oln lore a. a' sA
0f IaIEe 4lsfcsr, and van Veto me
,o Van Vert l. aIn. in tn stale Of Olo IN
ire hrgcs AIurs ari cl oai ties on re same or i,
road other With the Hgn Of way oSuel cnl neg
OF is sad real together wIn "l
, an Ie,neti.e. of @ Company toe ,tructon OF end
ra n1 l., road said state Of Oo Together With all oilf
fI CorpanY IN SAIL state Of
,t In silcI 20 Of. u.- oil rs SAL rUaA
;!.'.,C.si. oh ". A. WESTON.
= - C,-.f.. Al, Receiver, Gin. nIi Mlcs. r. Z. Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
lroo'ilpn i)ropertn 10 Eet.

rE,O LET. q brown-stono DWELLING OF
H. Catonave Booklyn; p b. 49, ' 10 ft cohr -el
desirable locality go order wh al modern imovciaeaj rci
st2h Apply to T.. 4. BACKUOUSE, f1Eest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18


EXECUTORS SALE of handsome RES
D BEIGE ari 10 i,il o. LAND Il Astoria, H. AI 70 il l.
LL8 p. n. WILKES & Co. "i I'll At fuc'ol o. lDNi .
Anil tie Exc ss>r ON IL bJa-"! ~
o. -,r %. Poe Et--.t.is % NA.rfO
hTCD'-1fe 81 ri getter With tle History hr'Z House
ror-tes. G.. IfrOttaTy AMI
-----rr -, T.. one. @ la.-e sal., : ehout ~ :. c't
va o. 's fuite, sa , -I9 uprl~ls l--1eg i'.'.'e'
~; j.e of,;. i5-rrs. Hssst C,8D
T0PECLOSURE&ALEo Of BRO0kLYN PROP
4 IpTY-CDtTfiNA HICHTs-DWELilhG. VITA hIoit, on
,7 l,t 2--I1 fc. N. copIete ioL ST.. No o. Oae
tfj Columbia HITS, adjoining Mla}hs' Par e ny ,Vi'
ifjsp,if a III oas opposite Ciy Hall BoJAyl Aprl e. 20 u
nom Si.t per my inorsSe yeir~ Gan De 'eea
lumft p. N.
JAMES VI. MILLER, Auc.icnccr, VIII sell on
D TtEaDAY All. o. u oeo H. noan, g to- eT "a pan e
ssesro,n 80 ~ Broadway, tie Ol"Ins 'aiaoe anu ue'f"''
HOUSES ard LDI': . . ...,.,.. -- - -,
Sos ~ AID ia yTVAy; Mob co NHLAST AID Nos III,
lf u.s. al III Sriai FLEN LIST. tls b. ave.
For aa frher c's apply 10 t Al'tpLeer 20 ihes-'
or WILLIAM & :. 81. LO,. trE, ~ Gs'.'w.ri-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
IN 1AIIllAAn

I ONG ISLA%Dio RAIL / !; . PRiarxr.
on an sGer MONDAY, OCT o. loll, Trans ~" ~'' '" -
G,3s a n. Gfe,rl or sr4 Sag ii.faor
1889 a. Ia Ett..J ol. Way Iiau. ,., ~. o..
p It'T aud hY-iAtal LfP %. ru1S ''a ~ N
yo,t On tstgria7 -.is
,i0 T. Mort port EIPr-s 49, s.--,.--t-,..
500 D Her etl Wy l4s runs 70 Isp on H' ''s"N
500 p r.hF0t way r',- o. ....-. To- -..,-.
q q, Cove Locc valley. Hcksy e iiatpgon AL oh lave
YIgyt.ys Point IT $3.50 O. aaa o T. j. u Dan ~ "h9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

fppi,V ~ HrLttH A'eaoltr 90.
VALUABLE PROPERTY on Stone-st: ana ~.
Y S'iI,4,,. al LEAsEuoLp IIOibtli on hgMh's' AD-
Il AZ n .IrfIP l. r. WILKINS & Co. SAL sell &C Ac'o"' o.
FytSbAY Anil H. u oco,, toe L4halee Sal'sIoo III
IIIaisaF; .. eropr, ..,t lot .+p,t. al,
H.. crl sile OF soonest, between Whitehall AID bFo@! % -'I
TIGu!iiSi.-TTe ,-arr. hf-s,oop BRICK Hot ra l1N'
of Il Jr -iialle the nDlttl!s sle o. L
a. Iue l'',t
r 81 be-, ~ iroii ..ry l. 1862 annual 1"'ni 'ea o.
~. yuATTtGsr. or ST. NICHOLAS AVH.Te f-'"T F'''-e
no, b. ard 10 state tie moth sd' Oh -"'~'
Irni..,s. and t.- lBos.cfanL w.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
ALLEN Own Inc 10 TIE YVES,

NiN1 AZ a. ANrkiEND
Conmencu- it1lerv E.L-Lesre New io-k firows
Efos u.rgion BATON B,il.ben Mach C.-1s vl}.s
isur, Pris,or MaaHoy CITY, h Carmel Ha1.e,Ou TLLauaL
0oWspda. Nsy nv. &s - '
m.--ior e
ga NEstEES tS'aEss d'iy Except Sun'.rs Tssou A.
luieSn iia5 ur6, ana tc ~ tS t,gu-cs SoHers
trgoni ct 'r- non 1 oaio9ry, Wafer Gen Scraa3 oa
krracust 81 Puls Eluch CluuA W,i.ess-, MI
lsasPo l1c Gc al Esiol FIR MGach Cludk MAalu., G. ~ Nj
Carmel. Niilsnspou, bre &c f'
lJ:3J C. u.-NSy Train for SomeTg.1e
Rm-for Pennington. Ea,el Altown. MaucA Ch,ak Mahanor
CIT, HAZE d. Ni-ebsrfe, Reading, Codu$a L5uc.r Lplf
icRyIt Isl .,rr-.
m.--For Fatln and Allentown
3l0p. E.ler tesCu, Al Mauch CAanN Revers
41Jr. m.-Fpr Sore-vne AMI Fi.1.Is'on.
puts,iNyAu BxFEEs d.i,, fr Ession Bethlehem Alien
Resu., Harms Pt.5lrr On sld Cg.su Sleep
ard Pale CSrs P.isb1rrb rad CJc..o Cain'
viii Dsyar LssF1rla. aui Nesssa Railroad
SIS r. n.-ler Son.ryire
ttr.-fos -oaerylle.
B E.-F,I Eason
Ia ~ ia.-rsr,l-For EAs.on.
s:4ep MP PlV1.rli
4 2m-F.- Plslte1. wo'no LAYS anl Saiuo'sv&
Fo Effsc~ C;y 6.J '.i5 40 So 9O) 5;M l0:7l ll:4i
m.-R 1890 go J:IS 3:J i.D -, 4:i5, 5 $50 J:iJ,
too $50 goo 5;t g:2 9:A $500 lo:4i l. % D.
Tickets ,- tle Ns be cUa9tl ~ bs Office Of Inc 0tr R
Yosd of &-'c o. to O. l. sni 80 ;tt pr isl '
sud 80 Nsw-York CTS. H. z KICKER ieTgI ,aI
H. r. babel. Gen. Pass At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

NEWARK AND NETWORK RAILROAD
~ DEPOT n HEN.YORK foot Of Lberyit, North is'ef -
Or AZ atel January 81 le ptssehgr ,isLl WI fan%s
. LEAVE EfHIOkK For BfkGkS-AYE AND NENARh-h
500 6:y 7:l5 79 8I5 3:f5, s:lJ $780, 1913 u mi l:y
zCO. 800 3d. 500 43C 500 $50 600 CSC, 700, 'io, S''
LEAVE NEHYORK FOR WEST BRR0EN-At GOO, $50. 7:l5.
sd. 1915 . a $50 $50, $50 6;Io 49, 800. IO:4a
H. h. EitkER, SupsrneBlsut
IA a Cen ps,stry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG ISLAND.
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGFMENT.
CSmucn. MJSDAI OstOOsr H. no h0@ Aoossy't .4i G"Ed
lcInes
s:A6 q H., asI for PschogHe
10 IN, Accommodation Tor Bah Ion.
$50 Express Tor PIebOge VIA si,ge TO Edot All Pre-
Pi4ts.
$50 ~ Accommodation Saturdays through 70 P.aosoe
t.N ,. m Bab,i.n t.romp0.a
$50 . y. bs.ncE AccornoIfi
ne 10 a. ~ sll 3:5l al $50 D. trains connect At VALLEY
Tie 30 90 Cs G sd g and $3.50 p tain, connect at valley
. ". DOUGLAS, slp ..u,eafert
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
}. JoUysos, IT,, Arcnoncer
by 10 NSON q VI "a l. E r,
Af.TT!DwEGps IH,D

II tt NJ
10 - Nts-AC.sT., CHpAR IT.. nYwssOTx.
CT nesiacss Lots Country and Farms bought so
eDted erflsugL Lsp ns7oatc Aucon Sales % Fun &C.
TUESDAY Ap 49, 1T u O'Clock Exchange Ill Broaf
" T. Executors sale Ly order 81 W. Poster e. Of valuable
ROUSE No 30 LaacrVe. BrO0sln 3sOry h. brick baemc1t
llS1 Dot 2sxliJ; contains tie mod IN Improvements.
DSESDAf Ap T. at y O'Clock EIchlnge Salesroom Ill
RrcsIVay taufl VILLA Rayeusgool hv
James Grant cd; louC 35IJJ. ia pete oder; II 5oK0
Gc With frat and sr0btefy splendid yer Also nj time
anil place valuable brick OUSf No lei Cnerst EroosTD; Jso
heh basement and flbe 2O3j ap extension IL good
der haps, rni AMI pioograph Il Ofce, Of Auctousr5
NEPARTIENT OF PUBLIC WORKS.
BEtJ. F. PAIECl,Ii.D Auconeer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
NrFW -YORK AND NEW-HANLN Rail
ROAD. -
q STsiNRR AREA GENEET


For Mod stst.o Far.ed Southport and We'po I''0
For Scrg,i Z sjs. o Itao nj 1918 (Er) s(Ez 2 $3.50
For Il 50 a. ~ go $50 $3.50 and G:3} n
3 a. IS. on ass $50 ESQ 7a ok ?. n -, ~
For and 1.efmcLa sta,lI ujO e. M -I' ''
s5B5, mo svcs Twenty ,evrn:h-s NcvIor At p n Tor
BoIlo-, sic el PRINT ell In ani Sh5tG y &C.
COSNBCTlhG TRAINS.
For 30. '.. va St-szfc.d. a. IL % aud p IN
" Boz. ia Shore Line. l';!5 8 p. N. 80. . IT,,
FcT Hr and Springfield u, lZ;Lo 4;59 p H. 70 i4'''
FoT r- RI I2lsp n Tx connecting with s''n a''0a'
Nsusgaa -- D4,, f--vug ~ $3.50 T. %. ..--....1
FOs Co. CO ~'er kaIrOai g. M, H'I' p Id " '
Tor iis,,, lo,.d-ne and F,hsl Railfosd 9;l5 Pr
FOR Shove c tiNay stss H. " Aof"leR a"1 I''-'0i '-
For sat northampton Railroad IL to Nofh'
aprton az w. iiit.shulgh
To- Nss-s,ccA Load and 4:So p r. 70 "tef6ny
~ SorNsiE Railroad a n 20 an 4;5 - n
For Nea r. rosI M A:l5 +;,s sni 5',y j. n
Conro o.. ,~-l ay asche go n train 60 ao 70 IN
:. n an r. a. t.iaS JASfs II Roy" 0.nn.e1dent
ETEW-YGEK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER uGOAD-Trsn'letyeT hrte;h'' as follows
gsm tfas.o LTprass DswngrYOa ears tiscltL ,-..,,,
llAm c....l II5 y.ng-rOOm CIR E4pless Tor 'i-e's'
modal on 70. H. psseLc except in - "ing room can, r A.
lO43 ... NorieIa aud Wss'eFn HEIlesS' DIS"''s
,pt--t Frpre., Drsvng-roon cars st''sse 10 yv..r.
D. IluE P4cilc EIPfess " ~ .Ii,eI.nG' eA'' ''
tow s,r.aa,.. lsd CausndaguA U-if). ~ ...tsl r,r
DIR >e.,rI PaoBc Expos, ~h Nespng',' & n ~ e. /.
i,s via Toledo std lousne via acs4"''''' ''
Ssu ~ asr, AZ D. H.. suaiat') ..,,
III "a. p g EI5ress Sc ns. ea5 a'iaebsl
H. z 10 I'D ~, r Po nag P-.s.s,i .r.,n,
IS 10 s.G al 1913 u H. H''' > 80 ''' ''
.'--'' ''- ." c Il KENDRCE' Ge'l PASSENGER Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
WILLIAM u. TWEED, 81.
Commissioner Of Public Works

VIII 70 oI rulr emotion FRIDAY. Arrl o. 1T AZ 10
~ We u a. 49,. tt City %! cTi Ifz, all DUIJlHGS ahl
PaEfs = BUILDINGS o. a ly The Commissioner r. Eanlte and
T, y Couri 20. ihr widening II iohin.
sen-t Church We In tac Cits al New ork which sI
Bulr end usrt' Of 1i hid down certain map no" On
exhibition al the Olce Of the Arc i0uec 10 DcI'i. .
For further particular, M at TIE Ohco Of the huctioncer No
Re-. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

! \ elegant HOUSE 1? rooms, 3 or acres
- lands v.s,.; hogr ana I'D rlG nom Ne'-lofa
H. no rr t r,ea q then psc' E'@-i rfi prr
s-e 4 on.ara Ir.er nOCsLi 10 rooms, barn Ac choice
f-git. ID ~ or acres o. -. -
49, - a. !. NGWElL. Y. D.. Ney-.nrlnl,g.ek. y J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18
KANE a LYMAN, Civil Engineers and
"a. Smycyot Io.u. 4 tni So lI3 Dftil~a NeH-loFA.

elrvt 81. Ft7 C'ne.-ri-. arl via ~ td on -op
gr--.' sal it' rr 81 t-e.rirl.
@ denton fG.,t' division s-r alton Of ls0 'f pros
re. IT, rso,el.as. lois slivecI ali e'sr'ns I iu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

al c1.iIu- - lows f1IToItl bT ftI1In nj. -.
JAsPL. 7. E3NE !! F'ANh - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-04-18

IT, go % 30 ia. Dgrle Gently,
? Coh4ou f.,ls, 80. 1888.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-23
canton Point.

G. VI. Holland. at Canton Point, has
an apple tree on his premises that
measures eight feet in Circumference.
Ii any one in Odd Oxford. has 4 larger
one let us hca~ from ii.
d. NJ. Foster, Canton Point, has five
sheep that produced ten lambsthis spring,
and only three pairs OF twins in the lot :;
now how is this ?
The Canton Point Trotting Park is
now completed, and will be opened in
June by Il lrot for purses due notice OF
which will he given GOrham Nj. Park
is the proprietor says the Register.
Mr.. Martin Ellis, OF Canton, after i
short but very painful sickness, died on
the 18th inst, at the advanced age OF
70 years and months The parents OF
the deceased were the first settlers oi
what is now Canton village, having
settled here - years ago, when the
subject OF this notice was but live years
old. MI. Ellis leaves The wife ol his
early youth and seven children to mourn
his loss. His death also casts u gloom
over the town that will long be remcm-
hered. His funeral took place at the
Univcrsaist church on Wednesday last.
Service. by Rev. o. II. Johnson.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-23

A novel entertainment for. this quiet
place came OF last week. Ten river
drivers of Hutchins & Lanes drive. came
10 the corner and requested the Landlord
10 furnish them with supper and lodging.
This they were lcfnscd Then they de
sired the privilege of furnishing their
own bedding and occupy the bar-room.
This they say WAS refused. Then they
requested him to take down his sign,
which he refused to do. They found
lodgings elsewhere that night. The next
morning they went 10 work over the
river neal by, but in few days they
went To the hotel with The intention OF
taking down the sign. One Of the mum.
Der procured = rope, pu, il around his
neck, and commenced climbing the pole,
intending to let the sign down. The pro
prietor got hold OF the lower end Il the
rope and pulled him down. 1t reminded
the climber OF that couplet:
''such getting up the pole nrver did see,
In getting up two he pulled him do0n three "
They concluded to change The exercis'
es 10y eight hands round the pole with
cant dogs they took it out OF the ground,
and let it fall. The proprietor procured
Il warrant Tor them, as he could not get
n deputy 10 serve il he concluded TO set.
tie with them for ten dollars each. They
paid up promptly. They appeared 10 be
satisfied with the receipts Tor the enter.
tanments OF tue evening They have
concluded to perform but one night only.
| am in receipt OF :. beautiful eight day
clock, donated to the NJ. T.. Church. |
have hung ii in the church rs directed by
the donor, Mr. Charles III. Stevens OF
Connecticut, formerly of This town. He
will please accept our acknowledgements.
Another of our worthy and respected
friends has passed away iron. among Us.
Mrs. Fanny Abbott died May 18th, aged
IS years. She was kind. indulVcnt
mother. She retained the affection and
esteem of all those with whom she had
an acquaintance She left boys and
girls, who were all present ut the funeral.
She was sick but one week. and retained
her reason To the last. She expressed II
willingness to depart, to be with The
savior, which is lar better.
The citizeGs III the Corner are decora
ting their grounds with shade trees.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1871-05-23
Bethel. Mas 18th, 1871.
Public Schools.

Our Summer schools are about com
mencing.
The South Palis village district schools
will he carried ON rs last year, under the
Oxford Normal Institute arrangement.
by III f.. Swasey and assistants, where
by superior school privileges will be Sc
cured to the district.
Paris Hill district school will be taught
by Miss Louise ID. Daniels, to commence
May Doth.
Miss Augusta Chase will teach IN the
King district. commencing June 9th.
Miss Adabcll Hammond. in the Whit
temore dietrict.
Miss Eliza Ripley. in the Disco dis
trict, commencing May 10Th.
Miss Lottic Hammond. in the Stcarns
district. commencing May 2lst.
Miss Nelly King. in the Bolster district,
commencing May 29lh.
Miss Hatty Porter, in The Hungry lIoI-
low district.
Miss Tina Porter, Porter district.
Miss Fanny Churchill, Fobes district.
Miss Ada Deuson, Norway, in district
No, Paris