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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30

FRoM WALLAPAL-C. F. Stephens, who jas just returned here, from visiting walapai Mining District, Mohave. county, says the miners were Htill hard at work, opening their lodes. The iive-stamp mill had made one run, with what success he dld not learn many houses have recently been erected Some five or six inches of snow had fallen at the mines.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
De-la-chaye,

The most cunning, treacherous and war like chief of the Western Apaches has again turned his back upon Camp. Mcdowell.
 He did not like the fare, at that feeding place, and took leave of the post by saying that said fare was not lift for Q crow" Our people should now be on their guard, as the old seonndrel and his band of cut-throats will, we fear, soon bounce down upon some ranch or train.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30

NEW PArER.-Monday's mail brought us copy of the initial number of the San Fran cisco Eee"fng POst, a 20-column daily pub lished by Hinton, Rapp & Co, at eos Mont gomery street. The Post is very neatly print ed, ably edited and promises to be com plete success. Price, S3 per annum single copies, ONE CENT.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30

We see it stated that General Meigs, Guar termaster- General of the Army, contemplate making visit to this Territory, soon. Wish Secretary of War Belknap would come along sorne day, and pay us what the Department owes us for advertising.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30

ASoTHR IsouIsER.--Geo. w. Biddell. who, several years ago, resided in one of the valleys little to the north of Prescott, and is now in Virginia, has written us tor cncour- agemcnt to come back to Arizona. He will have it soon.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30

Four weeks ago we stated in the columns ot the MINER that Judge Resvis had an proved certain bills against YaSapai county which, we had been told, were quite aston. ishing in point of magn itude," and said, in connection, that the bills might prove reason able when understood after an investigation by the Board of Supervisors. Tn all this the Judge iancies that, officially, he has been the victim of heartless abuse, and growls this conviction through the columns Of the paper published at Arizona City. We may be par doned for hasing failed to discover the sa- gacity of his conclusion, and would respect iaily submit that it is absolute folly for any creature to squirm under the imaginary pressure of mythical heel.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30

In another column will be found notice to claimants of public lands,n announcing the withdrawal from homestead, pre-emption and sale of certain lands in Arizona. Of the occupied lands which come within the speci- fled boundaries of the tracts withdrawn are the settlements of the Gila and Salt rivers. As that portion of the Gila river from the Colorado to Maricopa Wells is the only ton ographical feature of the Territory which ap- pears on the map, it is impossible to define, "'th any degree of accuracy, the sections of country over which the line is marked, to the eastward of Florence; but, as it takes south-easterly course from point near the Gila, some distance above Maricopa Wells, It will probably include within its limits portion Of the occupied lands in the valley oi the San Pedro, at or near Tres Alemos.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30

"l'l any preparation restore hair to It's origin al color and not iniurc ks Yes Halls Vegcta. blc scclan Hair Rcnewer
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30

Hon. Murray Morrison, Judge of the l7th Judicial District, and John King, long of the Bella Union Hotel, departed this life, recent ly at Los Angeles, California.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30

Cosr or CENsus.-The cost of taking the recent census is set down at S3 2S7,OOO
The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-12-30
HERBERT BOWERS, Post Trader, Fort Whfpyie. A. T.

""iPSte, A. IT,, Has recently rsplsaisAr4 AIs ssss of Groceries, ProUisIoss, Can Fr.its. CotA,ao Boots, SlOes, Stationery, E'saey Goods,
 Tc6aeoo, Cigars, &c., He sisa keer~ ceosan.iy hand and sr ui. sA, su, lowing articles all ef which manufactured A, h,. Agua Fr'o Mn, n sisies east from Prescott, Flour, Graham Flour, Buekwheas Flour Bolted Corn Meal, Bran and Shorts The sear s good inc bes, imported caHs.r,. .s which it takes Pseeeieuce ln th. marts,
 Prices Reasonable. Can sad examine tss yourselves.
 H. BOWERS. Pu.s Tradss, mAraS Fet wAlrPss
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-09

I. II SEVfRiNCF,
& CFNEHAI. BANKING HrGI
MIS-. INTERE~r Al LOWED on TINE
DEP SITS.
FNrEIGN AND DOMESTIC EXCU ANflt fol'
SiIE. Agen for "Nnt maj and "ArcN'' Liuos
of Trans Atlantic stcnre-S. det3) 3n'
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-09

follows:
WESTWARD.
u,u rr,i, ,eovcs phiod.lphia %
w.. loo. Cor,, Gf0p
arrives 90 Fr'e, ~ M
Fri, EXpr. leIvcs Thil"dclpli, lp4l nm
-. :. l,o,rs Cn,ry f0ln m
" arrives At rrlc. : ~ n m
,,-.r-s,, Accom- p,o-la,ior 'oavcs Warren 2Oa
lavc4 t'orrv 10 o. m
{" arrives n Fri,. ll45 q N
NJ u r-,in 'c,v.s Trin oCO m
leaves Corr~r 10 - Q IN
- arrives nt Philadelphia. go ~
F. ry.r Irav Trtc qN0 m
lcnvfs Iorrr, 100 M
arriyc1 ~ philadelphia. ~ pm
Wtr-tu Atc1mmod ion lEay. S rr'e. d0l ~
- CORY. f0J y m
- arrives at Warren 7,}0 pm
pvrr,s,. Nail ard Arc"mwod''lon. Fest o. d
yeai ~,nucot NJ G, rry md oil West hound tr0i !
and Mail anil hccor,nr d1tcn East at Irv nctCn
" u. 4. BAl OWN.
General 'upo intondent,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-09
D!,ilnip.nI,in ~ Erie IL. R.


IN arh ofcr Monday, Dec 'h, $50 VIC 'rairs
the Philadelphia S Erie Raj ROAD will run a
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-03-09
VALLEY H. Es

New llro to irIo. through tho OIL Regions.
DECEMBER Z, 1870.
Gn1NG SOUTH.
OIL CITY. FranS!in pArkcr's. ar. Pt's'a
Wan. o.O5am 052am r. Spm s,tOpm
DIV Fvr, e31pm 2r3Un sos 900 m
Might TX, go pm 1909 pm 1915 N G,25 am
GOING NORTH.
P't.4lur-. pnr-er's. Fraok''n. or o. City
nav Txp i..Hnm If'3tu 13j m 215 y m
Way pa5rA.3- am 931rm h55 IN e,95pm
n gLt Ex, s,4Opm 2iOGm 5,27a G,35 n m
j. J. LAWRENCE. Gen 8 pit
THos N. KiSa, Asst Supt.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-07-14

tiers were never tainted by suspicious
breath of dishonesty; would partici.
pate in the frauds and misreprcsenta.
tions which are now imputed or that
they would afterwards sanction and
adopt them, is one that DESTROYS all
confidence in human integrity, and is
as uncharita5le as it is unfounded.
CONCLUSION.
My statement, elucidativo of the
history of the County Bonds, and the
circumstances attending their issue, is
now finished. only asl, the citizens
of Iowa County, among whom i have
lived for thlrty.6ve years, and with
whom expect to spend thevremainder
of my days, to give'toiit aApatient. dis.
passionate and unprecedented consider.
alton; putting on that charity which
rejolceth in the truth, thiuketh no evil,
andis the bond Of perfectness; and
shall never doubt for one moment that
their conscientious convictions will ac
quit me of all wrong. ,
MOSES NJ. STRONG.
Z Y Mineral Point, Wis, Jply?th, 1871 1fEH
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-07-14
Victorious; T rial
Read the following report of
committee on a trial of Moving
Machines at Mineral Point:
TO the Erecuti0e Committee Of the South.
acestern WIS. Industrial Association.

TO the E;recatiVe Committee of the South.
aoestern Vas Industrial Association
GENTLEMEN Your Committee on Agricultu.
raj Implements desire to make the following re-
port. I've '." D-'A ADS. OF iisi.i "a t-l'.|a-
1st-That in pursuance of advertisement and
in accordance with your Instructions, they made
a trial of two-wheeled moving machines, on the
land of James spensley, ESQ., on the LIST day of
July, 1871. 81 = 200 + " .'ti47 1919 81
2d--That the Mccormick Prize mower and the
3d---We found that the draft in favor of the
meadow king by about 20 pounds the average
draft Of the Prize being about 240 lbs, and that
of the meadow king about 220 lbs. >gLAH 0a
4th--That the character Of the work done was
so nearly alike not to justify distinction in that
5th-rsay~ That ease of management and dura.
PHI &yp 1t construction are decidedly in favor Of
6th--tasy THAT your Committee are decidedly
ofthe opinion that the diploma of this assocla.
ton, for the year 1870, should be awarded to the
mccormick Prize mower. -A Latt.,t 'lE
.iT Signed. FRANCIS LITTLE,lf ~ b., R
.4jer n7 v VIM. BAINBRIDGE, Committee
h GEO. ii. PIERCE.
Attest a true copy, s. D. GAYLORD, sec'y
.tltH JA w b3tI91I0 910W sbN9IGB
aai This victory of the McCor-
mick is especially glorious, be-
cause all the agents of the other
machines were as a unite
against it. 9t2 ',aaia5al' '@a
Ia 2 gi9ItFH orcvltulg f1C.t ...
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-07-14
.-t4i tf. 1000 -44 JAEfH .ta ......#
lHrl 'IHIII B y: ADVANCE

's.. .|'+ -aI A|..l
4h Is also winning laurels in the
fields Of. 1871.r15'' 7. C"- -4 l..' ,,'
f A trial was had on June 30,
near Warren, H., where, as u.s.
uaI all other machines formed
an alliance atofdefeat the Ad-
vance, and succeeded to the ex-
tent of getting published in the
Warren SENTINEL, what pur-
ported to be a. report of the
trial, butIwhat in fact was moth
ing but the effusion of one Dick
Ransom, agent for the Kirby
machine, or some other inter
ested party, who paid handsome
.ly for its publication least,
.f--sf lfgf F9r ifg oEv nrftsaf. r.ls
there are strong reasons &c, IONS for be-
lieVing such to be the fact.
.eTa J-5a IL s5d.o sG1 n2 stiaea g Bn3g sGiss
.5s Remember that the Advance
is offered throughs5tHe entire
haying andsharyeest, beside any
Other, ma chine M n, ado the farm
er agreeing only to keep and
pay for the one that suits him
nv wsG 90 SsfsAo hGB ,clqo9g 81 y asA9ig
hest 30 - tj'4etea1 90 Sss.esg hae..l1g snl
I. "a 4 q. q. H.s+sRUSSELL,
80 '.'' b ''''' .a' GeneralsAgent.
{ qnT L95nb aoitE5inDmmoo A
" r L noH ~ hassoTbba .fT8F
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-07-14
CONCLUSION.

MOSES NJ. STRONG.
Mineral Point, Wis, July 18th, 1s71Y31.s X
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1871-07-14

place in a communication claiming for
itself to be veritable history. The
truth is, as the record shows, that there
was no meeting Of the Board of Su.
pervisors after May 10Th, 1858, until
November 18th, 1858, long before which
last date the bonds had been signed and
delivered to the r. r. Co, and large
Number Of them had been used as secu.
rity for loans, so that it was impossible
that opposition to their issue" could
have been carried into the Co. Board. /"
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REAL ESTATE.

NEwYORK. Monday, Oct. 2, 1871.
No sales were made at the Exchange to-day,
the legal sales being all adjourned for week. To-
morrow number Of sales announced, and an active
day may be expected. At private sale there Is mod
crate inquiry for unimproved LOTS improved property
continues dull, with little inquiry from buyers
Messrs johnson Miller will hold another sale at
Richmond Hill Long Islsnd, Thursday, Oct. s, when
the remainder Of the lots left unsod last week will he
disposed Of We have previously spoken OF this property
In favorable terms Maps and free passes will be fur
nshed on application to the auctioneers.
Messrs. A. d. Mellick, r, & Bro. will hold sale Of
villa plots at Uniontown, New-Jersey, Thursday. Oct
Tho sale Is held by order Of tho Ne%Jersey Land I'm
solutely sold to the highest bidder special train will
leave the foot Of COrtandt and Desbrossess at 1880
day Of sale. Maps, passes, and full information
will be furnished on application to the auctioneers.
" K Stevenson Son have sold eight lots, four on the
southeast and four the southwest corner Of Tenth
ave. and frst-st the eight for
S3s COO also lot north side OF FIfyfOurth-st 300
feet east Of Seventh ave. 900; also the lot 6lx
the Grand Boulevard southeast corner OF Seventy
eighthst., for 10000
New-York tribune., 1871-10-03

bned with the habit of the author to deal in suggcs
tive hints rather than full-Orbed Developments, will
doubtless tend to conceal from the impatient reader
it's wealth of imagination and marvellous portratnrc
of human passion Like many Of the immortal mas
terpeces in other branches of Art its peculiar gran
dcur is not revealed to the transient observer but
demands repeated and faithful studies for tits appre-
citation. The use of the Greek form OF proper names
throughout the poem, with scarcely one exception,
instead of the English titles with which we are IA
miliar, greatly enhances the difficulty of perusal
Few persons cherish any kindling associations with
such words as Herakles,' "Phoibos" Asklepos"
"ApOllOn," Olumpian," OF even " Zeus," when the
mere utterance Of the corresponding terms which
have become naturalized in our language, at once
touches the chords of memory and imagination
The graceful inscription to the Countess Cowper at
whose instance the poem was written, and who is
represented as afordng the nearest possible APP
prOach to the Greek goodness and beauty" presents
rather curious instance of pOetical homage.
| Od and NeW, for October, opens with the
first chapters Of "Thc Wears Daughter, an autoDo
graphical story by the popular writer OF fiction George
Macdonald intended sequel to his characterttic
| work entitled Annals Of Quiet Neighborhoou. Mr.
F.. E. Hale aptly turns to account the maxim Nooes'e
O0ioe his illustrations OF the duties OF educated men
in this country Some excellent hints on the Pros ana
Cons Of Travel Abroad contained in an article oy
Alice A. Bartlett which should be read by every Ame
can tourist before embarking for Europe ana especS
by the invalid who Is tempted to try the sunny cnDa
Of southerp Franco and Italy in quest Of health The
writer shows up the monstrous illusions that prevail oh
this subject offers quantity of shrewd advice 10 'ne
verdant traveller tn, might prevent many hesdacne
and heart-ache. Among the other attractions OF iS
| number are Morning and Evening Songs' oy H. n
breathing sweet mystical athos but not equa W 'o
usual high standard OF the gifted writer.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-03
ARLINGTON.
HOMES FOR ALL.

Pour tracks with steel rails when completed With and r'bs
increase the vade OF nome on the line
Central ofN For information as 70 Houses Lott Ftn' te
line, apply to A. d. HOPE. ll9 Lberyn
New-York tribune., 1871-10-03
Brooklyn Real estate for 6ale.

A CHANCE.-$3OO cash required .-TwO-stOry
n and basement FRAME HOUSE, room, and parOn All In
provemens lines Of price, $500 Apply 70 GEO. '"
GR4PF Box 2l3 Eew.York Post Ohee
EOR SALE-Elegant brown-stOne HOUSE,
No Pr place Brooiyn lot 226Eo feet complete with all
mirrors the psror foors eoed ceilings IN
nnso HORACE FLETCHER 200 aontagues
LOR SALE or EXCHANGE for o good FARM
"A blot Of LOTS St. Msrks Brooklyu hrseass
location j. WARD, J, loI boahsS' Ne"'iorA'
New-York tribune., 1871-10-03
Gitp Real Gsiaie for Sale.


A FIFTH and Eighth-aves. and Broad,
IL BUILDING LOTS singy IN plots and block Eoausg saa
for SALE by " K STEVENSON SON, II PiDest
4 -FIRST-CLASS full and medium-sized
DWELLINGS, and adjoining FIFTH and Aadsonsvea, for
SALE BY v. K. STEVENSON son, II Finest
A MUST be sold Immediately, very fine
3ory brownstone HOUSE Ba' Seventy econdst al In
p''''"'"' WALDRON zITTBL. l,o'e Tnird-.ye
VALUABLE Third-ave. corner BUSINESS
N PROPERTY SALE owi both foar stories brown sone
corner 2sr7o; adjoining store 2OI5O lot 70 feet
" K STEVENSON 4 BON ii Pne-st
EOR SALE-In Twenty -sixth-st., between
BrOdr and sIth,e and directly opposite @ np CGaps o ncS
and With immediate possession Apply 1E
LUDLOW Co, Pines. and 81 East seventeenhst RlSJl
NOR SALE-20 LOTS, with Building, Bulk
head Wserght foot Of Twenty Dnhst, H. parcels "
suit Inquire 10 the Office Of Stone Yard
TOR SALE at a BARGAlN.-A PRIVATE
STABLE on BAIT Forty 6stst Pourhaye Apply to j.
ROMANO BROWN. No. ! $50 Broadway.
LNOR SALE at BARGAIN-A private STA
H. BILE on Porty. .sntst. POurthsye. Apply to
J. ROMAINB BROWN. /, ,l8D Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-03
fdm-G -Gtbools.
Daneina Afaoemifs.

DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCING
"A. COMMENCE SATURDAY MORNING. OCT. l.
All meet At No. 2l2 Fnh.sye corner TSenty'iIthst Il.
CLASSES FOR LADIEs GENTLEMEN or CnILDREN ~
MORNING, AFTERNOON and EVENING CLASSES.
For particulars send for circular.
A CADEMY OF DANCING, Lyric Hall,
IA 723 sIhsye.. ReseryOir-sqaar and PortI.ssconds IT.
Mr. TRRyOR's CLASSES OPEN TUESDAYS and
FRIDAYS, st4 and p. ~. Send for CIRCULAR
NE GARMOs DANCING ACADEMY, 50
~ Fhhre Poart eenths Young Ladies Misses and Mas
ten Wednesday, ,nd saurd Ladies only Tuesday and
Pndsy ornng 10y Gentlemen Tuesday and FRIDAY evenings
Particular in eitcular.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-03
JnBtrnctlcn.

6 A. FARRANDs SCHOOL for BOYS, NO.
-. 1900 D'''sHa sTasR fSt; OF TGFfIs FGi
$ How sPts sftf stpT R'' IT, s .s: &
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a.,T ss'ga s%s p , b. S% S$s:
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CCHOOL OF MINES, COLUMBIA COL
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SEtECT CLASSICAL SCHOOL for BOYS
- MORRsTowN, HBWyERsBY-0PENS SEPT g. lSn:-
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SEWARD INSTITUTE FOR BOYS.
s ss is Hs *% S T. Ii sis
SMALL BOARDING SCHOOL for boys not lot
- old week Including Board +. S. and
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SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL for BOYS, Ed;
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for The surcu establishment Institution earnestly
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VIM NJ RvARrs"
TIiE HERBERT SPENCER SEMINARY a
Boarding sehol B,gIe,woOd Pari Perth NJ
HOWARD HINTON, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
Adopts the
"NATVRAL METHOD D."
Ort, September circulars address the PRINCIPAL Eagles
wood PnL Perth Amboy New,Jerry. -
THE GERMAN AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
& S STSS Sy S. aps Ms1ss 'fs *. f'
S.s s.s: Ss
THE MURRAY HILL INSTITUTE, 90 Park
f.s @ III htf e. n
THE MISSES LEGGETr reopen their
SCHOOL fsc Children IA East rsn'h' between First and S'e
THE COLLEGIATE SCHOOL (founded A. D.
l87O) IOl West Foureenthst SIthsye Rev hhNhf b.
CHAPN Rector Boys thoroughly prepared for college business
THE MISSES MARSHALL's SCHOOL for
Young and Children No. $50 West Thirty eghthsf will
reopen hopiay, Sept H.
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, No.
- Winthrop BOYS Tor business cosege The S'th
8 Circulars with testimonials from Bmenus Chan
ceor Chancellor Crosby and facul Of n Un"ty and
om Porter and Faculty Of Yale CSless may Be GSs.us
fbODS A YEAR at the STANFORD Comm
Ds)SC COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR LADIES Pupil; re-
eeived st time. Y. fLAoh \ N.
THE MISSES DOREMps
will omen DAY SCHOOL for Young Ladies and Chhn At No.
East f-snr trst st.. on September H.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-03

A WESTCHESTER FARM AT AUCTION.-A
"A FARM Of 81 with large Dwelling suitable for private
school other buildings all under culture situate 10 the town Of
somep lately o the farm Of B. Camp ESQ., Will SOLD
2d September
IL The aore sale to October aj
O'Clock m.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-03
Conn 3slano Real estate for Sale.

LOR SALE-ShOre FARM, at lslip, Long
Island $40 mostly under cultivation buildings rg and
A. RuLAED Co.. Beekman$t, n T.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-03
n1esiebester Gountp Real estate for Sale

AN ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT
IA SALE within an hour and ha oi
New Yori wehsser Coany containing 400 acres in the highest
state Of cultivation land splendid MANSION 80 feet mont
feet deep perfect order, also Building ~ lo Arranged
for eubouse or academy 90 vel ground suitable for
also head Of water failing
str,.m hundred head Of cattle oar apple
orchards and one pear orchard al grated and choice % fonhS
lake; s order and grounds Ornamental pers water oil
parts Of the house. every respect geusmans establishment and
for health il unsurpassed anywhere the atmosphere dry and adapted
10 weak uaga good hoase and s IS feet front In the city will b
taken in part payment Address WILLIAM DAVIS Tribune Ohe
TOR SALE-In Westchester County, on Har-
lem Railroad Eew.York, Eve mi ues walk from
OSB with OF LAND ground
laid out neatly perfect condition price extremely low
- Address O. p. H., Boz | TO PostOmce
New-York tribune., 1871-10-03
Brooklpn propertp TO Get.

TOR RENT-Elegant brown-stOne HOUSE,
No Pfst place Broofyn complete With al inprovenrns MN
rom doors in parO; freseoed ceilings, kc HORACE
FLETCHER, 200 Montague
New-York tribune., 1871-10-03
Gountrp Real Gstate for 6ale.

AT Greenwich and Riverside.-Desirael
N FARMS and COUNTRY SEATS for SALE; all prices ever
.5ore front properties Address W. ATWATBR RSs:ss ssas
Greenvieh. Cosn
New-York tribune., 1871-10-03

T. Gonntrp propertp to fst.
AT YONKERS-Fully Furnished Double
"A HOUSE. gas &c. depot; Only go per month ks h
half price Apply TO JAhBJ IOOhANs Ageni Ioasaa
VONKERS.-Only 900 per month; Furnished
4 HOUSE, gas, &C.. near depot YoUhAss Az, teslen
STATEN ISLAND SPECIALTY.-To LET,
- Furnished Davissys Nen Brighton Sve nn. roo s,S hT
landing and HOUSE. al nsdern cosVnescs ~
in arstcisss neEtborhood complete evry esrxau AID ND
order Apply . n Phelps u CeeAM
CTATEN ISLAND SPECIALTf.-TO LETT
~ on north shore sv: minutes walk hca ws st. snsSs @
besides psbthes large gronnds sAh and enr4eosI
J. n PHELPS 81 Cedars .