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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
UNSAFE BUILDINGS.

REPORTED rSsAEE pom WEEK E'BSe HoY s
No ceiling; Mrs j. T. hnSolo Owner
No Winner
AMI Holman y Me5kel, owusrs. ., a.
NJ. ~
,t---. &C.,
No. 2a5 R gtons, unsafe chimney DAVID, Raa S. D. Moss
no 23l Riyingon-st unsafe chimney Jacob A. iaze agen
No. Rvingon-st, unsafe chmne7 JACOB A. iiii1ei agrD'
No 28 Rivngon-st unsafe chmneyi Jacob A. Halze AGENT
No 26 Riyingon st. unsafe chimney jacob J. Ha agent -
No IA Runsoa-st unsafe chimney DAVID Ralph D. a. hose
No. Safest uusa gable and paaPes saj estate Of J. B. Coles
,-.- 49,, ,....,. CT ,
Rgc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

All who have real estate for sale or to let
and those desiring purchase rent such property
will find it to their interest to advertise in THE TRIBUNE
It's aggregate circulation exceeds that of any other
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will be found not only in NewYork and all its cities and
villages but In every state and Territory throughout the
Union Tho advertisement should be as brief will
allow Of the advantages claimed being made clear the
reader We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions of THE TRIBUNE Daily,
scmi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals IN every
business ssion consequently adyersementsn each
are read by all classes TIE TRIBUNE deyotes especial
attention reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
country thus adding greatly to the value Of It's col
umns as an advertising medium. The charges for adver-
Using are as follows; DAILY TRIBUNE 80 cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 per line SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, % cents per ne AOoutten words OF
our wide columns average line Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

"Tbe DIry Of the Beeged Resident needs ssnend.on or
as Won Moks Versailles pronounced extremely interesting
home disputes with the letters from Metz in the jouraa tn
place OF among the correspondents Of the peroI
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MORNING. posi-.

"Mos completely the truth oths BesSed Resdeus' ves,
oboe by revelations contained in tho diary which tie author
p.nned diligence and persistent observation Some Of the
ur. smunng and in eonune
little anecdotes, to brighten the heavier portions
Of Ii, diary veil sngbeu the various points relating to
progress oftho siege These deuo remarks Afford but
nsagre this comprehensive and b written vol
We have however Abaned from closer elimination Of tho
vorl TO avoid iore,ng with which E be read Parts
printed for the FIRST time and thus complete
i've which is imperfect state received with great isVoL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

"Ths Be,isged Resilient kesnsgh,sd man Of the world
7ey sometimes even wme, huInor. aud andesy report
Of the incidents Of the entertaining auho
shoIa tie hss brOl ut iyrth"
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PAIL MALL GAZETTE.

"The Ber.d Resident led lie which, rejected 10 bis f.th
r.ss ,em to have fun Of interest aud Of that very variety
which would hney that life among sAe population Of elos
a,e.ied dty must be deficient"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

Msny tie letters equal descriptive execution tue 'nss. defines
atoms Of similar character novels or say IN Cshyles Frederic
Great The OF the seze Of Metz which ere the fullest PAL
ularly abound might call sketches Gsr nature Th
description Of te Battle VI Sedan j. masterleee"
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VANITY Pan

"Thee peculiar cyne favor about the remarks Of the Resident
II vas ucky which shut up this keen oheTsat writer
Pans sud clicked such graphic account Of the nsse.'
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ILLUSTRATED TINES
LONDON SOCIETY.

1.-THE letters from the Beegd Resident were Away, raey
and thoroughly unique IL tAe.r matter as IN ther f "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

Gorocs, Carriages, farnroe, @r.
MAJOR G; " ~ B LARS AqctiOneer.
TROTflNG AND ROAD HOR,RS,
THE PROPERTY OF NJ. RODEE, e.q.,
At T Ills B 54GB fs' No. 5 Si :s s., s. S
AND CONSISTING or
ONE BLACK GELpNG li band. high year, 3D. sired BY Gen
K1oI half brother to Caos warranted sound and Kind can io IN
one BAY GELpISG l hands high; Years Old; sired BY Rb,n
An rot $40 and Of he BEET pole homes IL the ei var
ONE sORREL GELDING Isl hands high. years oll sired by
Young Morrill, rot 2:t5 rTauted sound and lind
r cen Sa1 s 4 2s sound s III F Ia IL 'n
OSE sOBREL HORSE ~ hands high 10 yesn old, las troi'ei in
OSB BAY MARE % hands high, tros H. Morgan stock
oSE soRREL HosB thoroughbred bands Iuehe, high bred
KENTUCKY ami Of the saddle ho IN the city and
oSE DOUBLE s5r OF DUSscOMB HARNESS, nearly new.
0XE B0 9lP WA5G q p 6aIi BY Brewster Co.
SAFE POSITIVE AND WITHOUT RESERVE.
40 POSTPONENENr on ACCOUNT or WEATHER.
A II BARKER a. CHASSIS
n CIY AUCTION MART AND EEwYORK TATTERsALLs,
MAJOR C W. BAtKER AGeaon.et
rc.al1r sales Of Horfss, Carriages Sc
EVliY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Geritr'as 'sie eblms disposed Of At Igsc or private
70 ~ o' I y M i IN de- ilors @ 10 III tL Ses,-of Il
classes Of Ps's-assrs, constant, p on h9ad ,,
IN es MAR G' h ,aSs sJ. si'i 10. S9 . ia'
On every Horse sod urlar var.aiee
Carriages taken on sor1ge
OgtEds sales solicited md promptly attended o.
lersl a.rucrs inside everything in Tie horst Ir-
sALE or HORSES CARRIAGiS, EIC..
rms DAY, AT IL O'CLOCK.
EOR SALE-HORSES and DOGS. ANY pei
6earous Of obtaining fela hsnters. ong dargb or
other ores w,aned spcusooss, ca see ne zane ny one
requirement INTENDED "a purchase
vii inconvenience. Adoe HAWKS Co.. Montreal Sauads
HORSE BLANKETS, HARNESS, SADDLES,
and all kinds OF Stde goods extensively m.nnfloiure1i full
ne Blankets stables plush sad other Carriage Robes
Of ever qualtr. C. i. SMITH K Co, ~ WaTren.,t
HARNESS.-Iiorse Clothing, Blankets, Breast
Arr5ns Robes Equipments n every descriptions The
largest vaney IL NrN-Yor e. q. MU.AAAS BRO Maniac
ureIs; wsIe.Ooms. ia ChamberssL
S DINGEE, Auctioneer,
De Sells ThIS DAY Saurisy Nov 90 l72 10 o'clock Al
Brenner Livery sud Boarding stables, 2 sud 2o
Onehdtr between Second anl Ihd
Harlem private gentemaHs eats comprising tie fam rs
roin tasn together With the Whole Of lbs stock OF
horses, wagons, sleghs, T0les. harness, Sc, Sc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

Most spghHen value for all purposes Of the connuze
lions Published in THE DAILY NEWS, the most critical even
evolving hemsev Il ont Of this correspondence th Il
euIt8 been ma'e 10 this succ) u
adjusted Preach peasants took their rise"
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iiellninne Notiees.

rc VI III odst,Tbe dedication Of G Es Pse heso,i
r s r. FoBEaS our espsa vii preach ,Sc
ei 5p Ry JAMES M2THgS s vOs st @s u.s.
tsN ali ~ wcIeone Meeting Hcue IS 9 9s,t :,
ilnjetctth &, est Thrsysevenhl 81 below g.
tyr, HAN 70 sIave tReservcrsqHss-oB al SUNDAY
ran, r.;or u te Iudeoentent s ,s MI 49, i "
-,,,, Itt1 Presbytcran Church, FeIteh;t i hf al
oS-rUces on SA8BA IA, IN The moflhs " ~ ~ GBOsGB
hIs eye.lgn Il o'clock Preaching d! We - '''''
Ven, c.tancut Words about Nstare BEN sTS on Sun
~ n ceiocl N the church Of ne HT more ABOUT
As.so-.aye and tor'y -soeos--t sage'i
,sTce S Of Is 81 q At Il O'clock
Sits ,i 1,S.rS irrer Of Madison s6 Soa'ernssf' 4A
or5 'FS'S' ~ vii ,s o Ss'fs at. p,g, Church
Lsfrg Scen'e BY be r n ID ID th.sve Ettst Church
Sei1oa o. .' n f. D. 5derson D. D. Iin Baptist Church
laaao .ov,l q Ky r ~ Rcd Mseiougsl Baptist Church
cage llar,, Rev , Si X I've.
$50 So, II - sr o. e.riay syl to attend
GA John-s.. W C. church oFfsI H,'i iS ana in tc
a, sday Evcnius Dee. 3, at the Alsr-s n x os9ifo
hs, D,aes sa9 Asslo9'' ne rsteI WITH new add
fst4 ranse Tcscts 3 cents Doors open at Exercises
e,ieI lasga .. BS[oS an bt Pet Gos
ls.t as. SUNDAY morning and siier92oai gS tSl sd
u loa lin; Free to an sG, SS9S S OSI Fs7
kutlos Seas iges Meeting Be coainled ,oash TOE SsA
Rev g. $ narrSyGr r.i 6 ss BY noRSSS At m s5d
a. Z, oces. Trustees attendance 70 seat srfaseIs
r Gee, Tt'oF Fl, w D' S sSd ' 81 seats Yooas
A, rr ycr-N Gang boar before evening service.
rev 30 ID. Atwood, newly elected Pastor Of The hh U1y.I,
- . u.s. bis miisratoa t. hat Farsh SLNDAl
comma lc Services VII commence promptly 81 II o et
~ Nu,hst, SyvesaHt seats all free fahhe
,e eIoFaed Sha5sh s {6 2gTPsieR 4T at EH n;
rs. o e lie es-IsecOa an 1t u p La Will preach LIS
A,r,. Church. -6 cea,5-s' uerT Fiih-sye T OMoR.
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THE BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW

1.-THE personal element In these letters was unquesonSby th'
-he gave their charm II certain that the despcabe trait
md unworthy seous which tie Beeged the chonieler vi
have 70 be truthful narrative VI the e'
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CoruoraIlou Notlres.

IlYsrrrNT FISANCE BURKaU THE RECEIVER oy IAKEs
C.-.- HOUSE FAKR. No. - CHAHBERs-SI NV =" 4o'-.
T7O TAX-PAYERS.-NOtlC is hereby gwen
one Wi Re sdd U an Taxes unpaid on the Is
q DECEMBER also additional one Per Cent on December - On
AL 4 n mug Uupaid January Interest AZ The rate o. I"eFe
Per @ per aau -Ic1ate from The d the Boz were received BY
n. ce,r oil Taxes the dsY Of payment vii be adted
MARTIN T. MCMAHON. Receiver Of Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

"Tbe missing letter. Of the BesegeA Resident way inferior
70 those that have had FIRST success the columns Of coutemp
lie has style writing reminds Of Mr. Benal osborne
nga style which the Psans and the siege lent themselves
With ng felicity putting place obserTa
oaI Bor.l way generally telling, and 0len singing"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

CHICAGO TRIBUNE

"'THE DAILY NEWS Ia, dstancsd al other European journal
The fslne4,, prOmP.a,ss and accuracy Of It's news"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30
SPECTATOR.
nLusTRATEp LONDON NEWS

Tho Di,y ola Be'eyed Resident in Paris VII certainly
ne Of The most remarkable records Of momentos episode in
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aarole ana 1!ale mauiels.

NLABER. Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
Ns HOaH5, Isf id l5 KS. Lghss4ta-.t Marble "a
f..ls t. Es1e Codatr Monuments, at pEe-a lbl
,-.5 .a.... Marl.e Turning The trade
4'TFFART's SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
~ .e.at as Size Of every paos. hAhbLk All
500. sIi.LS T p. STEWART a o., 70 al Il W..
f..r.F . ..-. se--atl.avs
q ELABER s. Co, MARBLE WORKS, 223
s u- r5s. heog.aa Blga4as- sHl r s5have - MARBLE
M tr,s, -yllelts, hals0lvs, Of superior 60'lA4l'
f. E. g.. e.r I.T puceS
r.7IC lENRHYN SLATE Co. have removed
... nos. y.lu ails iaa.0a-s fogrl-rve, sii seven
"a, -. oI-rlg large assortment OF AANi-o, y ~ -
@ .l many ant unique deg az pnces Challenging
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Dropo5dl5.

Roam oy BxeIEEKRs or FouKraAvr lsrRoyMnSI'
6vYrcE GRAND Central DEPoT, INV loRK NOV - iSt1
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS SEALED
~ PROPOSALS for work the F0URfH,AIk lhphorbMbNI,
Ien Foyun and Sevent nutbs,s viii Je ree' py ts
ene this until clock Of December ~ ~. r ans
inst ALLAN 1AmrDhhb' Board Of
A. w. CRANbN,, Engineers Pounhave.
EDW,D H. IhAAIIi' | Improvement
OTTioE OF ms DErAHTaEST oP PuBLic lssIRrSIoS
CopyrR or GnAyp AXp gIM.srs Egw.loRK, Nov IT, l5R
CEAIED PROPOSALS will be received at this
y OHoe NTH the ID day December next at O'Clock ~ o sup
- a. e Al the Pubc Schools under ihe jus iciion Of tue
Bor OF Pool Instron BOOKS STATIONERY and oher anees
the LIST OF January lsth
~ i rrs Of books and deaen In the srtces
reoee are he notified that preference Will be gwen s Gaze TO
Committee being dtsrous that oms Ions
M 1 ieoffe raid agents middcmen shah he iGcd nom
HE pfice Of the various articles bid Tor , go,
Me OF each Gle must aCcOmplfY the bil
will he furnished on apphciton 70 he Ierk
oil 'ns D'a'' o. 'D''' HOOPER c. VAN worst, Committee
WILLIAM WOOD,
TIMOTHY BRENNAN, Supplies
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Countro Real estate tor Sale.

EAVORABLY FOR CASH, or in EXCHANGE
Tor large Agricultural and Mineral lands or Suburban Pio-
erty located valuable Sugar Plantation hours
drive only NegOhsn C west SIDE Of RIVER lo oyios'
working prosDerously sn Y eupd stocked nang arc r.
ums god manager eanAbei here Apply 20 STbPhhs
BROTHERS, COnvea s7 Broadway Ae~-toz Ct or 1a's
Box 653 2. o.. New-Orleans, L., visiting there
EOR SALE.-Vauabe Property in NEW
CANAAN Conn. known the oLN5 tEAD PLACE oo .ef;
land, house Y rooms, tao barns sooo 81
boue hennery etc etc level, commanding
extensive Island Sound from Bnor 70 Cre
hour from FORTY seconist
Via n Y and ~ and New-Csnaaa r. x. Price Slepp Itas
cay. Apply 70 COO hodsR aOega y. : rl1s.s
GEORGIA LANDS.
NOR SALE SEVEN Lots eonang 40 each loei'ei IN
the thirteenth District and Crch Counties and Enosl
No "A as 6 A5 40 ST. The aIds unmproFeci bgt
are well aarted cultivation Of Cotton. VIII be sold loS Ae
dress r. 4. w.. Box 1903 Tnbane dice.
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THg DEUTsCHE zElTUEG (BERLISl
~ superiority ote descriptions ofthe lar which we're furnished by
THE DAILY NEWS acknowledged Therefore, the COL
os with an historic commentary and the connected exposition Of the
event, Of the war which Is thus pro aee pronounced the
highest degree useful Correspondents Of THE DAILY NEWS
bose oihe TOOL g. -----'-'- -'-----' -
Ipe6sr rsprn from the columns Of 1.-THE DAILY NEWS" Is h'
Usry Of lie BezsI Resident. Paris Vi which tie following
have gcae4 uresscl:
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NFW. YORK TIMES,
NETWORK NATION.

"IA collection OF letters valuable contribution to the h;tO
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rus DEUTsCHE zEITUEG (BERLINl

At i TIE most Important an accurate contribution to the hi
he WsT We have ye. seen"
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DENTISTRY.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
s-ac q aitIous 95s' &C. u IN %,
NJ. .t.Ssl y4Aels testify See t4ei n-l-es 81 lAs
t--. r. Juo.er l0satute.
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professional Noilte5

= y. HAMMOND, VI. D., formerly ProfessoI
. 81 -a Isnt Specially tie Syrscuse Medical College y
4. a.. E f.c. Of Ihfaaye, n J. CITY Nervous DsO4.
other s.t zeal an general dseaes &c, relaby treated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

"The Letters The Sssssei Resident from Par, Of great IN
crest they sppe.red from time to time in THE DAILY NEWS
They give lively minute and Ia the main yer. seeurse description
s during The four months Of It's isolation from the rest Of
France. Other Kindred books will be published which will help "a
picture. this volume likely TO be vusbs than
Others and eers esuns expect 10 had elsewhere
much fulr &c. Of detail" -
The high character Of the Ordinary ter, contributions TO "THR
DAILY NEWS By fooras list Of wor eve, Of them
reprinted the Uai states non the ksghE edOHs all VI which
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TUE WEsTMINsTFR REVTEW

Earlier and fsr Information than other p'per las given
tie VIZ Hs Appeared ~ IliE DAILY NEWS"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-11-30

go, H. Atwood newly elected Pastor Of the Fifth Un.ver.
% T 30 Isl " D. coaneac miisradoa 70 that PARISH 81 NDAi
-r-... be-. vii commence promptly o. II O'Clock,
l ,u Lu Nlht, Suyv1sant seats all iFee- fuoHe
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Gonses auo farms Uanteo.

N0RWALK, Conn, PROPERTY WANIbD
~ m EXCHANGE Tor HOUSE Brooklyn shts or LOTS
desirable nghbohoO house hshy norsced loa Tree RULhp
WHITING Beekmanst
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fon0on advertisements.
THE DAILY NEWS.

the United States who with 10 English public
EneInmpled facilities
The circulation Of 1.-THE DAILY NEWS" has received sn eraor
nary impetus during year from the popularity won % e
character Of IL Foreign and General Intelligence The increase Ia ~
sale upward Of hundred per cent and "THB DAILY NEWS
being second English Newspaper in s constituency Of
readers, unsurpassed medium for all classes Of AdTertenen'si
Bngsh onoa special recommendations "
Americans The high reputation Of "TIR DAILY NEWS" on all
Financial subjects to DO consulted BY bankers. merchants
BROKERS' kc and oonesse best channel for
Financial Advertisements Of every kind
THE WAR CORRESPONDENCE
of"THE DAILY Published year extraordinary
sale twelve having already reached subned few
Of the criticisms Of It's contemporaries England and eseShee
MORElNG POST.
"Tls rhOe correspondence forms series Of ssPhe pictures"
ATHBNRUN.
contributions the history Of the there Is more
uselal thai the volumes before us."
ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS.
"The Special Correspondents Of 'TfB DAILY NEWS have sur
passed Of al those employed by the ether jOurraA"
SPECTATOR.
THE DAILY NEWS has been BY far The richest In correspondence
ofYsas since tbs war began"
PAIL MALL GAZETTE.
The merits ofe correspondence procured BY THB DAILY NEWS
depended no. only upon singular pompds bat also on ts inherent
excellence beng clear, accurate AMI picturesque"
SATURDAY REVIEW.
1.-THE DAILY NEWS has tsef pdmnen the accuracy
and vaue Of eery ofnegene with regard to the war;
QUARTERLY REVIEW
1.-THE DAILY NEWS has greatly distinguished itself hroughon
the war by the accuracy Ofits iHom'tOn"l
THE F0RTEIGHTLY REVIEW
There no Ieel the correspondents OF THE
DAILY NEWS to persons recall the of the battles Of
Grave Sedan and the terribly photographic Pctues Of Meta
during aud after the SIEGE =
"The War Correspondents Of THE DAILY NEWS have eted for
tia, paper prominent reputation"
GUARDIAN
The excellence THE DAILY NEWS correspondence has beeo
OF no;orietJ and general confession"
BRITISH QUARTERLY REVIEW.
"Pfobbly 70 account, Of tie eeen. campaign amply satisfied
modem thirst for The picturesque Tie description Of the battle Of
G7eote Ike psge out Of Tacs and for auii v'dre
nj. stand by the side OF Thucydes narrative q the plague
THE BIRMINGHAM POST
1.-THE arsc.ai9ut stride which 'THK DAILY NEWS has mken
llrg the war diyay sllelr brilliant supremacy over i soaten
poaue has naturally excited both curiosity and admiration"
ILLUSTRATED TINES.
"To ercss sureruols their marvellous ability and
W0a-c 4ccy universally Acknowledged a. ley appeared
EXAMINER
Earlier ard filler than other p'pe las given about
tie warn As appeared la IiE DAILY NEWS"
THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.
Most Epgluen purposes Of the comnuziea
toas Published DAILY NEWS the most critical events
were evolving themselves this correspondence th,t the
fhI. 10 ~
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auction Sales OF Real estate.

NORRIS WILKINS, Ageiosser ~,
EXECUTRIX SALE OF PROPERTY in in the
~ yTBayAGf I$$f Esf ThRfEESfhsrs' SE%YoaS a
g. H. OGUDLow Co. viii sell st suction OF TUESDAY Dee D
~ oi.S u ~ ' Ry.caI JACOB aFRtK a
WEST FARMSAbout twenty acres . land sih the imlrovs
R5cf IN he Town ofwe.t Farms The Harlem ysr sni oT, c
Ter sQ.d nov being oonge'e passes a527sa ' Pog S
MGCDoUGALsTThs valuable lOt with the and base
ment brc dwelling Known No. 10 rear ~ango1quae yKi'
WEST THIRTEESTHsT, No ss-vauaslc lot With ,vos,ory
brick eOahhouse 2Ti5 eel on 'front.' and w0o bnek sable l1
At al he A 1st cfos fias' l.si
GREAT and ABSOLUTE SALE, by order
~ Of Supreme Court - Lots and o9es - i"f9 a' M,'
Lewis, and StgyesaRisge AMI Jefferson Haleos and ha 70
change No 3a9 FgloI- Lroon oniet direction OF GbO j. NJ x
Of III. estate Of the late Jude LEFFERTS having Teen ~ family
for 100 this beng the Ft tine the SANE has zen ea r
rounded By heass Improvements convenient 70 the oa' 70 al
seventy per cent on aortysgs
Maps he Referee NOs IS TO 30 cOust or The AastOaee 80
VERE. JOHNSON, Jr.. Auctoneer.
No. 20 NA4l COR CE9AEi 5c, SS" s iSsH Of so,,
Furniture MerehaaIse. &c.
NoREis YLKISs, Aaetoneer.
blot of GROUND northwest corner Madi-
sonsve Begsnth, FREMONT wescaester CogHty n Y
E. IL LUDLOW Co. WI sell a Aae;oa on Ty EBAY De- p
OOIi2o feet situated northwest corner Assonae AID Eeyenh
midst Of class impToTel orts -
Terms sale Maps At 10. Pinest NEsl
ADRIAN NJ MuLLER Ar-,ioneer
lTRUSTEE's SALE of IS VALUABLE LOTS
RGEvESru.svE. AND TniRTYSIYTHsT,
near The Manhattan Market.
Adrian n. Mailer, p r. wilkins Co, WI sell az Auction
o. TUESDAY, DkCEMBkh5 .,
O'clock m at the Salesroo Ill Broadway of on-ei OF
A. ". Ncol, esq, Tiustee,
FLRvFSTuAyR lots on cas-, SIDE Eyenihaye eomgeaopg
on southeast Of Thirty -ninthst . ,-.,. -
THIRTY METH lots on south SIDE OF Ihhutnst cm-
me ncng lO0 feet Of Of heveata ave 49,,
Mans &C. Al the ofee Of No. Pnet ~ Y 03D
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Gounirn properlp 10 Eet.

MARKET GARDENING.-ToL LET on shares,
WI good LAND fruit ke center Of city Apply
Al Wss Elizabeth Railroad depok
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"To cise these letters sureriuols their marvellous ability
w0l.esa, accuracy universally acknowledge they appeared
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FOR SALE-A S-story, attic high stoop,
The fountani mailer
house. rutland WHITING, 5 BeekmsB-t
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ISAAC HOLLIS q SONS,
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CMEETON's genuine ORANGE QUINlNE
- WINE best remedy for tic Indigestion aud IN all cases
where sickness overwok cordial tonic requre1 Pne
ST. per wine bottleW SMTOSi Leeds, England, and al
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1.-THE trarsc,al.ut stride which THB DAILY NEWS has m'
dlg war displaying slleaY brilliant supremacy over h coat
porares has naturally excited both curiosity and admiration"