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Value Of Pencil written Notes.

A subscriber asks the New York Jour
naEof Commerce the question: as note
written in pencil, and signed in pencil,
legalY' The journal answers in the
affirmative. Story on Promissory
Notes, Zone Of cur suthorities,) in bis
first paragraph touching the requisites
OF the form OF obligation, declares that
a promissory note must be 10 writing,
either in ink or pencil; that is to say,
the signature OF the promis0r must be 20;
the body OF the note may be printed"
This is conclusive but the courts 10 a
great many cases, and without q dissent
ing judgment, have confirmed this rule.
A note promising to pay q certais
amount OF money 10 merely an evidence
OF indebtedness, and q note without ne
signature OF the promisor is good, il
there is evidence that the promraor in
tended to execute il, that is TO sss, With
the additional evidence mentioned.
The note lie prims fscie evidence OF the
Indebtedness.
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NEW YORK.
A Serious Disturbance.

NEW YoRK, October ga serious
disturbance occurred during the target
excursion of the Independent Musket-
eers to Prospect Park. A gang OF Loaf
ers and thieves from the west side
Joined the excursion party, aud toward
dark began asssulting and robblng
them. Charles II. BARLEY. one OF the
excursionlsts, was probably fatally
stabbed in the b.ck by thief. The
police interfered and captured sixty OF
the rowdies, many of whom are we'll
known thieves.
Charged with Robbery.
Joseph Hccter, confidential clerk in
the dry goods firm Of Lord Il Taylor,
Grand street, was arrested yesterday
charged with Systematically robbing the
firm OF q large quantity OF goods. He
has been suspected for several months,
The stolen articles aggregate $50, 900 in
value.
Arrested for Bribery.
Isaac Robinson and Edward CASTILLO,
members of the Board Of Assistant AL
dermen last year, have been arrested
and held in $4,000 bail to answer to
charges OF bribery in ceding city prop
erty to the Harlem road.
Fatal Accident.
An accident occurred at two o'clock
this afternoon in front of the building
Of Orxel, Morgan Il Co.'S, corner Of
Broad and Wall streets. Some work.
men were rigging scaffold on roof'
when a beam nine inches square broke
from the fastening and fell into Wall
street, striking young man named
Gallaghe on the head, crushing his
skull. He died in a few minutes after.
Deceased was q son Of Rev. j. l..
Gallagher, No. &c Broadway.
The two story stable connected with
and adjoining the brickyard OF Jordan
& Phelps, on the brick road, was burn.
ed to night. Sixteen out OF eighteen
horses were burned to death. Loss,
$4,000.
steamer Burned.
The steamer Balloon, once famous as
the fastest boat on the Delaware river,
was burned to the waters edge at
Kaighters Point, n. j., tonight. Loss,
$4,000 The Balloon was owned by
Wood, Dialogue e. Co and used during
the summer as a peach freight boat.
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Synopsis for rhe Past Twenty.four
Hours.

Nst
WAR DEPARTMENT, J
OFFICE OF THE CHEF SIGNAL OFFICER, :
WASHINGTON, October 80. A. NJ.
The barometer is high over all the
Atlantic States, with generally clear
weather and cooler, with easterly winds
on the Eastern Gulf and thence to the
Ohio Valley soutberly winds and partly
cloudy weather. In the Northwest a
low barometer, ard brisk and high
southeasterly winds aud threatening
weather continue end are extending
east. Southerly winds and increasing
cloudiness prevail on the lakes aud
thence to the Ohio Valley.
PROBABILITIES.
In New England ard the Atlantic
States generally clear and warmer
weather, with Dortheasterly to easterly
winds viii prevail. In the Cult States
southeasterly winds and cloudy wealth
er. The barometer will fall Oh the
lakes, with threatening weather, rain
and brisk nor heasterly winds In the
Northwest brisk southessterly wind.
veering to northerly and westerly with
bad weather and rain. Warning sig
nails at Duluth. Milwaukee, Chicago,
Grand Haven, Detroit and Toledo.
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ALBANY.
An Extensive Fire.

Albany, n. Y, October 29.-The hre
in Stats furniture warehouse, this
morning, originated on the ground floor
of the premises. The cause, however,
;s unknown. The building and con-
tents r were totally destroyed. The stock
in the three upper stories, CONSISTING Of
seasoned lumber and musical insiru-
meots was valued at $lO,OoO and Is
fnlly insured. The amount OF lnsur.
ance on the building and contents Is nos
known. The ground floor was occupied
ss show rooms and as a restaurant.
The building was owned by Orlando
Meade. Owing to the horses OF the
fire department being sick with the a's'
temper much delay was caused IN bring
inc the engines to work. Through the
Efforts Of the firemen the Merchants
Union Express, the Delaware House
and q large row Of other buildings "eF'
saved.
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FOREIGN.
ITALY.

The foundations Of the River Po.
ROME, October 29.-The inundations
Of fthe river Po continue, though the rains
which occasioned them have ceased.
An immense tract OF country is still
under water. The provinces Of Mantua
and Ferrara are almost wholly sub
merged and thousands Of acres Of grain
are destroyed. Six towns and villages
are under water and many of the in
habitants were drowned. including
women and children, in attempting to
escape from the floods. The destruction
to property is immense, being be,ond
anything known iu a century. Thou
sands are rendered houseless and are
flying to the nearest towns for shelter.
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IOWA.
A Destructive Fire,

DeStructiSe fire.
DUBUQUE, October ga terrible and
destructive fire broke out in the lumber
yard OF the Dubuque Lumber Company
about half past three o'clock this after
noon. The fire commenced near the
Illinois Central railroad bridge, about
one half mile below the mills OF the
lumber company. About three million
feet Of lumber have been DESTROYED and
the fire is still raging at 9 P. NJ. The
flames have reached the splendid
saw mill OF the company, which is built
OF stone, with iron ROOT and iron shutters
The wind IS blowing a gale. The mill
will probably be saved. but if the fire
passes the mill and gets into the lum,
ber, the wooden mill will be destroyed.
The loss up to this time is 1925 600,
on which there is an insurance OF $37,
00D
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CINCINNATI.
Co,x.u,,on of Engine Builder.

Convention or Engine Builders.
CINCINNATI October % The Con-
vention OF Engine Builders Of the q nited
States met at the Board Of Trade rooms
this forenoon. About forty delegates
were present, representing about one.
third of the States. Colonel Lane OF
Ciucin nati, WAS chosen temporary Chsir-
man and A. B. Walters Secretary
Committees were appointed on Creden.
tisl-, Permanent Organization and
Order OF Business, after which the Con-
vention adjourned until 10 A: N. to-
morrow. The delegates will ride
arourd and through the city this after
noon with the Cincinnati builders
Suit for Libel.
BENJAMIN C. Ernst, Of Pittsburgh
has brought suit against the Times and
Chronicle for libel for the publication
Of an article accusing him OF embez-
xling $4,000. He lays bis damages at
sos 900. As all the morning papers
copied the Chronicles articles they are
ali to be treated likewise.
Weetiug OF Psrk Packers and Pro-
vision Dealers.
At q meeting this s'ternooo, held al
the Cotton Exchange, the Pork
Packers and Provision Dealers Of Gin
einnati recommended TO the board OF
officers for adoption the rules and
regulations governing the provision
trade proposed by the recent Pork
Packers Convention. They, however
without amending, passed resolution
providing that the rule with references
to cooperage should not apply 70 thin
sssson's business
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followed the trail of the party some
miles without coming up with them or
obtaining sight of them. Finally.
when the horses gave out, Lietenant
Cusack was compelled to return to Fort
Clark. The alleged cause OF the attack
on the Mexican village by the Ameri~
cans was this: For some months past
the Mexicans have been making raids
into Texas, stealing stock OF the Ameri-
cans, and the latter determined to stop
it by going into the Mexican territory
and furnishing the aggressors. The
Alcalde, who was killed, is alleged to
have been prominent party iu several
raids into Texas.
General sherman
is much better to day, but not yet able
to leave his room.
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BOSTON.
The Taylor Assignment.

BosroN, October 29-Judge Lowell,
in the United States District Court, has
decided allow the assignees Of Arnold
w. Taylor, bankrupt, to pay his wife
$4,000 as her rightful dover in the estate
90 that there may be no more trouble
in selling the property. Mrs: Taylor is
the woman who followed Walter Mont.
gomerv, the actor, to England and there
married him. When Montgomery dis.
covered she was already married he
committed suicide. She is now living
with TAYLOR apparently happy.
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u. =. Mar hal for said DIS rict.
HUGH p. NEAL, Deputy U. q. Man hai
UScI2t-f
STATgOP WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO

CTATEO WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
= county, -. Municip CourI OF W heel
lag, Octob.r rules, 1874
=. X. SHILLING W. Jackson Bower, James
Wbarry, Thomas Wharry and David +.
Flsck, partners N Bowe a Go. q II
nishee attach nent In sssump-it.
The object Of this suit + N recover from
the defendants the sum Of 1900 nth interest
thereon, a. per contract from the 9Th day
OF Cctober, lsI9, TIL payment and the costs
OF this SUIT. AID II appear Dg no an am.
daytt nled In the cause thst the said defend.
ants are non.residents OF the rtate OF West
Virginia. II l. therefore ordered that the
aid defendants do appear within one
month after the dste Of The fir~t publ.
cation OF this notice and do what II nece--
sary To defend their interests.
Te<ie: DANA l. HUBBARD, Clerk.
TAlLJR q BARR, Attorneys for Plain
tif OctH osyb
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rxery Democrat D'ssatisheS
For The Nomination OF Horace
VIZ" .,sy IA Consider and A1s~er By
S,,.mber 5'h.
c-am S the zanesville Signal
' The white people OF Virginia, Ten
.s and NJ ssouri recovered theil
.;,b,. as citizens and the government
- ,b,ir States by the Democrats join.
hands With the Liberal Republicans
~ ~ slecting Liberal Republican Gov
,,s-Walker, Senter and Grata
p,oru. By this means those great
S,,ss ,Rs, were compelled to vote fol
a.,Dt in 1868 have been freed from
sp.,p5i lean" party despotism, robbery
,,3 outrage, and on the 5th OF No.
.,mhsr q. certainly as that day comes,
.t.r will vote overwhelmingly for Hor'
.,.Grseley against the continuance 10
.,,., o; the Grant dynasty for another
Our yesrs, -. ,
Vow, the same policy which had
.,r.d 40 successful in those States has
bssp adopted by the Democratic party OF
,bewbole country for relieving the rest
,.,bs oppressed States, and IL cir down
,,,d3,n, pluudered people from the in
,,,.rsb!e tyranny and robbery to which
10, are now subjected under the
..r ..,rr,m;3ons of General Grants harsh
M corrnpt administration. Itwas the
,bi,e people oithe South who suggested
al pr,rd the adoption OF this policy.
The late elections demonstrated the
10, that the united numbers of the
Hsnocrats and l. beral Republicans of
0[io including the many thousands OF
nsmocrat. VINO did not vote on the Sth
o'O,,ober, are sufficient to accomplish
,bs result they Lave so greatly at heart.
The momentous question for every
nsmoc-, At at he Presidential election.
:, the 5,h OF Nnvemb Der, is, then: WiH
,~,g3 % hs poHs and eots for seif:9orsrn'
n.,f of he ,rhits men romen and ch'I-
n, cf ,fs Southern States, c'th whom
VIZ profess to symD1thj-s in their mlstor,
sms; ant also for an honest, ca"abLe Ad
r,;gis,ra,i5r in the General Government
r he WHOLE eourtrg; or ,oiH you, by
r,ysct and not rotiaS lsave vour Whtte
f4,nis Of the South. and yourselves TOO,
ia n, hm{s and undsr the heels Of me
,D5isrs 70 Be uttsriyrmiaed? DO YOUR
bUTY.
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MEMPHIS.
The TrOt Yesterday.

MEMPHIS, October 29.-The trot to-
day for slO00-mile heats, best three
in FIVE, $500 to the first horse, $3.50 to
the second, $50 to the third aud 800
to the fourth--attracted quite a crowd
10 the Fair Grounds The purse was
contested for by Colvin's Rather, Leon
ards Pat King, Lewis Byron and Alb
bott's Josie. resulting as follows: Pat
King |, 3. |, /; Byron, 2, |, 9. .; Rat,
tier, 3, 2. 3. 3; JOSIE, 4, I, 4, 4. Time,
2:32i, 2:33 and 2:36.
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DAYTON.
AbseOndd.

DAYTON, O., October "a man
named Brown. manager of the Wheeler
4 Wilson sewing machine agency here,
has absconded, being . defaulter to q
considerable amount. His goods here
have been attached at the instance ol
his numerous creditors. He leaves be-
bind him his bride OF Iour mouths
VIM. Sumner 4 Co. Of Cincinnati, an
probably the heaviest losers.
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LOUISVILLE.
Resigned.

LOUISVILLE, October 29.-Dr. Norvin
Green has rendered bis resignation as
President OF the Louisville, Lexington
and Cincinnati railroad. DR.. Green
was for many years President OF the
Southern Union Telegraph Company
and Vice President OF the Western
Union Compau he was gentleman
OF remarkable executive ability.
John Andreria, architect, ard Law
renee Diehlman, boss bricklayer on the
Petit building, which fell on Market
street, are to be tried next Thursday for
mauslaughter.
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DISTRICTCOURr OF TH FJU U>ITED
~ states for the District OF Wesl Virginia.
In bankruptcy.
In the matter OF William r ParshaII,
bank upt.
District OF West Virginia, 81
Thi4is IN give notice that on the D h day
Of Sept mher, 1872, n WAR mt OF bankrupt
cy was is-ued out OF the District Court Of the
ri uia against the estate OF william r. Par
sh i OF ParkPrsburg. in the county OF
Wood, In salt District, who has been nd.
Judged a bankrupt on his own petition.
That the payment Of any debts and the de-
livery Of any property belonging TO such
bankrupt, 10 him, or for his use, aud the
transfer OF any property by him. are for
hidden by law, and that an ahiOu ned
meeting Il the credit or. OF said bankrupt.
to prove their debts aud 10 choose on. or
more assignees oi his estate, will be held nj
a rOurI OF bankruptcy, to be holden at the
Office OF W. W. Van WiDkl", tSq., iu Par
kersbuIg, W. Va before George X. Cald-
well, tq Register In Bankruptcy for raid
Iistri I. on the 9Th day of November, A. ID +,
1877, at 2 O'Clock Z. " the meeting h"reto-
fore notified for October 2 1871, having
been adj ,uTned to the time and place now
hereby notified frr said Adjourn meeting
IN order that the d feet In publication oI
her ~, 1852, may he remedl by this publ.
cation. No action was taken al the me, 4
ing OF October 2 1871, exc pt tn prove debts
aud adjourn TO November 9, lS2, a. above.
II. SLACK,
u. Marshal for said Dis rict.
HUGH p. NEAL, Deputy U. d. Man hal
UcIZa-f
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SPAIN.
A Warm Debate.

MADRID, October 29.-Duriug the
consideration of the army bill in Con-
gress yesterday, Senior Garredoz said
that the Radical party in Spain existed
only by the suffrance Of the Republic
cans. This remark gave rise to warm
debate, during which a short encounter
took place between Senor ZDrilla. Pres
ideut OF the Council, and Senior Figeros
The latter, in the course Of an excited
speech, declared that the present was
the last Spanish Ministry that would be
formed under King Amadeus.
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Wanted.

INACTIVE, INTELLIGENT MAN. 10
a devote an or part of his time 70 solicit
ing insurance for the Asbsyy Lie Insurance.
Company, OF New York, N heeling
Liberal terms viii be g,antef. Address
J ROBISsOS sTRA, ER,
State gent W. Va, Asbury Life Ins- Co,
Hs pers feny, wa ocfA
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VERMONT.

neath of the Oldest Mason In che
Uaite<l staies.
CHESTER, October 29.-Hou. Ma
tbaniel Fullerton, President of the
Bellows Falls National Bank, died at
bis residence, in this place, this morn
ing. in his ninety eighth year. BE was
the oldest bank president and the Oldest
Mason in the United States. He was
formerly President OF the Rutland and
Burlington railroad. His death leaves
a void that can't be easily filled.
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IRELAND.
Fire.

LONDON, October 29.-Lord Massey's
country seat in County Limerick, Ire
land, was DESTROYED by fire last night.
The loss is $4,000.
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~ whatever. Much
W. .ious ckneSs and suffering ~ prevented
by their timely use, aud every iAinily
should have them on hand for their pro-
lection and relief, when required. Long
experience has proved them the safest, bs~t
and suresI OF all the PILLS with which the
market abOunds. Nv their OCCASIONAL use,
the blood IN purified, the corruptions of the
system * PEELED. distractions removed, ani
the whole machinery Of life .estorrd 90 iis
healthy activity. Internal organs which
become clogged and sluggish are clennsed
by AYERS PILLS, aud stimulated in,o nc.
tion. Thus lucpienI disease II changed Into
health. the value OF which change. when
reckoned on the vast multitude who en-
10y II, can hardly be computed. Their SUI
gar Goa Ing makes them pleasant 10 take.
and preserves their virtues unimpaired Tor
any length Of time, ~ that they are ever
fresh, and perfectly reliable. hlthough
searching they are mild. and operate with
out distuI baDce To the constitution, OF diet,
or occupation.
Full directions are given on the wrsppes
Ia each box. how 10 usa them M Family
Phvsic, and for the following complaints
which theSe pills rapidly cure:
For DYSPEPSIA or fGHSTION, lIfSTIED-
SE.s, LAsGUoR and Lo-s or APPETITE,
they should be taken moderately to stimu.
Tn. stomach and restore It's healthy tons
and acio ion.
For LIVER COMPLAINT and tn various
symptoms, BILIOUS HEADACHE, Blk
HEADACHE JAUSDTrE or 0RSEN siCK-
sEss, BILIOUS COLO and BILIOUS IN.
yERs, they should De iudiciousy taken
Tor each case, to correct the disrasd
action, remove the obstructions which
cause II.
For DYsrSrrRY or DIARRHKA. bat ore
mild dOHs j. generally required.
For HHEUMArIss, GoUr. CRAWL PAL
PITATIOn oS INK HEhRT, PAIN IN THx
AIDE, BACK and LoISs, they should be u.
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River and weather.

CINCINNATI, October 29.-River rising
slowly with 5 feet S inches in the chan
asl. Weather clear and plesaAat
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kyery year ibcrcase- the popularity o;
this valuable Hair Preparzfiou; which is
due 10 merit alons. We can assure our Old
patrous that II n ketf fully mp 20 itz high
stand trd; and Il IN the only reliable and
perfected preparation for restoring 0nAS
on FADED BAfE 10 10 youthful ooios. max
ing it .of, la drou-. snd siiken. The scalp
by In use, becomes white aud clean. Il re-
move all erIpiioos snd dzDdrufi, and, by
It's tonic properties, prevents ths hair from
falling out, M 70 stimulates and nDurssha
tbe hRiT-gisDds By IL use, the hair gJovs
thicker and stronger In baIinsnn, 10 ~.
stores the capillary glands to their nosfns.
vigor. and Will create . nsv growth, exert
In extreme old age. IL is the moss eoobotn.
icsl HAZE DHDssIso ever lised. N it requireS
lever applications, snd K1ves the hair .
splendid, gto-sy appearance. A. a. Hayss,
". d.. stste As<syer oi hsssAcbusetts, ssys,
The constituents are pure, and earsfuily
selected for excellent qusIlty: and consil.
sr 70 the BDu PExr~kArsos ios 10 Intend
ID purposss."
Sold by all. Druggists, and Dealers
in Medicines. a4
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(,hAAae

IN BOXES Pr NE GOSHEN CHEESE
OU ju,t Ysosivsd. and for sale by
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Ayer'S Cathartic Pills,

For tho relief
aud cure OF all
arrangements iu
the stomach, liv.
er and bowels,
They are . mild
apcrient, and sn
excellent puryn.
.tiye. Being pure
ly vegetable,they
contain no nlci-
curry or mineral
] whatever. Much
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BRINKERHoFF'S
CORN.SHELLER,
SEPARATOR & CLEANER.

This Shelter has taken thu FIRST PRE-
MUM nj every state Fair AT which q has
been exhibited. including ohio, Illinois
Michigan, Delaware, Louisiana, Georgia
and New York.
Pric Q @. delivered on board ot the cars.
R8-PersOns desiring a single Shelter will
insure It's immedia shipment by mailing
the price, either by p. y. Order, or New
York draft. to
II. sNOw 4 co,
Manufacturers and Propri@tors,
octlS-egb Auburn, n. Y.
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,)s BBI2 EXTRA YELLOW SUGAR
SD 3 do extra Coffee do.
Just received and for sale By
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B | AN K BOOK S

And all work required by Bankers, Mer'
chants, Manufactures, Insurance Compa.
nies, Railroad Companies, Steam boats, Ho
tells, and City, County and other Public
or Orders for Work Respectfully Sole
tied, iyS
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THE QUESTION

rxe,y Democrat Dissatisfied
For he Nomination Of Horace
w" ,sx "a Consider and Aaswsr BY
So,ember o'h.
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M DicAL.
Ayers
S A RSAP ARILLA

In widely known
o. one OF the mos,
efiectual RENE Ne.
ever discovered %
cleansing tho ~
TEN and PURIFYING
the blood. II has
stood the test o.
years, with . con.
stanuy growing
reputatio, bassd
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ENOR sALE.-S5,000 WILL PURCHASE THE CHEAP.
est three story brick House in the Nineteenth ward
hve minutes walk to Grand and Roosevelt
ains bath, heater hot and cold water through
vp m
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NGORRISANIA PROPERTY FOR SALE CHEAP To-
wi close esta.e.24 city Lots, with two fine Dwell,
ings two story high soop Mansard roof IS rooms,
all modern improvements; the other beautiful modern
build Manssrd root u rooms hea ed all through ~ hot nir
besides all other fine double stable pren
ises: location unsurpassed within five minu OF depot
few minutes drive of Central Park via Central the
whole will be sold at bargain terms. For further
particulars apply to GEO. H. DYER Fifth street, Morrsania
nex door o Office
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FOUR STORY BROWN STONE ENGLISH BASE
IA ment III East Thirty perfect order; 5U(
year. Seen by permit only
WM. TUCKER, 22u Fifth av., above Twenty. sixth st.
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A -"MONTHLY RECORD" FOR MARCH--A DE-
IA. scrptve list of houses and DWELLINGS
let obtanable mailed free by WILLIAM TUCkER 20
Filth avenue.
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THE FOUR STORY BRICK ENGLISH BASEMENT
IA House No. East Twenty-seventh low
Seen by permit only. WILLIAM TUCKER,
go Fifth avenue above Twenty sixth street.
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EoR SALE-THREE STORY HIGH STOOP BROWN
stone House, cheap; In perfect order with all
provements, rhrtieth street, Third avenue
terms easy. ISAAC f. TATE 1851 Broadway.