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chiIdrcns wing coats, %. at A. saks co.s.

CuILpREa's CARS COATS, 90.
Chlldren's Cape Coats, 81,
Chlldren's Cape Coats, S.
Chlldren's Cape Coats Si0
A large stock, at greatly reduced prices,
EIsEaAN 4 BRO,
COS seventh street, three doors above E,
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ADJUSTMENTS. ETC.

NATIONAL. THkATRR.
Nh. J. q. sAvrLLE.... ..soLE Lsssxr AND pnrcroR.
4, Mr sayiile begs 10 announce the completion Of
n,e..x me Mew and nssninoent Theatre, erected eI.
-, ESQ.,. Wv: gApLEy, ESQ.,.
MONDAY kvkNlNI, DkCRMBKR I, 1879,
rhe inAusprsl II rEnnteItaipmcpt y vii present the
MA q al X MtTCn HELL,
In her ever.populAr Play OF
FANCuON,
Supported by superior company. including among
ne ne nnmeer " X Sheridan, X LAMP, N. Aparan,
sss kss. s' cs Milton Mfr ms5iPSa .aa S,g.''
An o0'nins 4adrs.rr, 4 srSW.sT yEI,isp Sy
Of this city. VIII 6e dsliysrsa 81
u. SHERIDAN, ESQ.
Np O'Clock a. Ellfs' Music store.
..,,,..,P PoruIAs soALE OF PnIcEs.
, Admssion, W and 70 cents. Orchestra Stalls and
N 9rchestra oirc,e Seats in Dress Circle,
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b a Il L Ow's
GALLERY Of FINE ARTS,

1ee5 Pennsylvania Avesur.
have now on hand the lArstst and best stock Of
cupo,.os FINE OIL PAlNTINas.
ENaRAvINos. an. a.voroo, mn.
this side Of New York. which viii sell q
70 Fer Csss. Les than Former Prices
. for the next thirty days
ALSO, yery hue assortment Of Gold and Black
framss. Mats. 0ord. Pas Q Partous, Malls, Ec.. Il
Aho. slirss number Of stereoscopic View, which
TERMS Cash. Il N. BARLOW.
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National saYius. Nam

ohIldrcas wing coats, 90, at A. saks 4 Co. 4
National Republican., 1873-11-29

For sal. a, ELI. 4 Co.. Music Store. no,..a
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MEDICAL,
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

HAPPY RELIEF for Young Men from tho ef.
iscn o. errors and abuses IN early life. Manhood
method o. reatment New and remarkable rome
adIsss sSn ffsjfa s5 s5
aboqth Ninth street. Phtiadclpbia, Pa.-sn ipstftu.
dSc and ssS sfpSffon Tor honors non
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Take Care Of Yeur vaiuabiss.

Call and examine tho 1re and burriar-proo
vaults Of the Safe Deposit Company, corner o
keeping Of securities, jewels, ,siiyer.ware, or
other valuablea. Rents, from ten TO sixty dol
lars per annum, according TO slze. No business
man can afford TO do without them.
Tats earning from the Clieago and Boston fires.
National Republican., 1873-11-29

EOR MOUNT VKRNON.
The Steamer ARROW, Captain Frank Holliuss
head. having bean rebuilt and entirely rohtted By
hef present owners. will leave her wharf.
FOOT OF SEVENTH STREET.
DAILY. tsundays eIcepted,) AT 10 O'CLOCK, FOE
M0UHf VERNON,
nfs =. 1 JAMES SYKES.
febIs Nm .eupT etssmar ARD
OF 1.s 90 o; z: .:i..i..'. a. {N.s .ss %.
1rH ST. AZ Urn 81,
MARkRITKR,a,
No. $50 Seventh e. bctysep 2 and n strsets, eight
qhoice ~ Paintinsst kpErsyinss. Qhromos, hc.
sbssoo. p,ntssrts. pa,rftost tSocn fsgsfnAnfnss Winaow
seis, kInSs BIN Nailss A., In the District
PlsAss rame nh@s Hsme and Numb~r i.ss.,v.
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OHIO REPUBLICANS.
Election OF Omcers.

childrcn'a wing coats, ss, at A. sass 4 Co,
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INFANTICIDR.
Ans,her Unnatural Mother.

chlljrens wing coats, Is, at A. saks \ Co.'S.
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'eeCIler Stowe

fnc.udlns SELECTIONS
from her famous work.
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rug FATAL DEATH WARRANT

and asked, care you prepared to go to the place
OF executions" TO which the prisoner replied,
ayes, sir.n A kindly expressed wish for his
future welfare was uttered by the warden and
then the guards plnioned his arms. A process
measured tread the party passed down the stone
steps and ont into the inclosure. Asudden still
ness came over the crowd. They felt they were
IN the presence Of death. A shudder passed as
II by magic through them. Up the steps OF the
scaifold the party went and the condemned man
swept his eye over the spectators. A hymn was
lined out and sung. prayer offered, and then
Young stepped forward and In clear voice made
the following remarks:
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COLUMBIA uosrrrAL FOR woNES.

During the last fiscal year 9,2s5 women re-
ceived treatment at the Columbia Hospital for
Women and Lyine-in Asylum. OF these Abs
were received during the year, and i,e2l were
outdoor patients. Twelve hundred and seven
teen were restored 10 health, b42 relieved, 104
discharged as incurable, died, the results are
not known in 100 cases, and III remained under
treatment. OF the whole number treated a0i
were foreign-born. The hospital has been re-
modelled, an additional story and n number OF
private rooms added. The estimates for the
next fiscal year amount TO ts4,OOO.
National Republican., 1873-11-29

Of soods can be pufchassd IN New YORK. '"'''
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UNCLE TOMS
CABIN.
y M. O. a. LECTURES.

Reserved seats. 81.
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We purchase At tho LOWEST CASH PRICES in
the New York market, weekly.
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On the lst instant there were los pupils In the
Columbia Institution for the Deaf and Dumb, %
these 90 have been In the collegiate department,
representing seventeen States and the District Of
Columbia, and IS in the primary department.
The health of the Institution was excellent not
one death having occurred during the year.
Estimates are submitted by the board Of trustees
for the ensuing nscal year, amounting TO tlO9 800.
, 1873-01-04

Watelon In TINT district to DO innsruetcd to 800
that ho does It, 1t Ia not in Mr.. Gardnor'a IN
toroat merely, bnt in tho interest Of thousands
oreeea es;as0'' s pysoPs t IN o tho ss ss
There should he no delay. for thero ia nocos
sity for 1t. 4 few dollars would cover the wllolo
place with zinc, and half q dozen aotora and nc
troehes oHcapo hoinB burned to doatli hoforo they
stool nuisance prevails to d aorloua e1tont horo,
and should DO promptly abntod.
N1xoN'a AMr1THEATnE
Is ucarcoly to bo cassed among ting theatres, DO.
gallery Or upper orolo: Tho rar1uotto is broad
cirolo, alternately usod as circus md portion
Of tho auditorium. Tho groat recommendation
about thla place Of amusement is that 1t cannot
readily ,Il' iSr. Il is largo circular
flooring md chairs, outside tho stage, to catch
fro anl burn. There are two doors only, one at
tho cast ond, through which tho whole Of tho
two thousand peraona wlio cram tho building are
atago to tho a1loy. But Blonld a fro occur dur
Ing a, performance, thoro would DO n terrible
pushing, CrowCng, jamuling, au{focating, mid
yielding up Tho ghost from slioor alarm and
panle. Everyone would mako forr, this entrance,
would DO lamontably hacking IN easo Of n panic.
The management, Nrossrs. Nixon md Colo, aro
conscientious &C and pains-tnklnB gontlo-
men men !!n a,,d their a, arrangomonts to pro.
be too highly commended, but thoy do not
appoar to realize tho danger Incident to a st1d-
don rush to tho doorway along tho narrow prom
onado that runH nround tho entlrp building.
rhoro should bo another entrance on oaoh aldo
Of tho building, .aa largo az tho maln doorway,
md nothing lcss will render tho building nccuro
True thero is little to burn, and worry little dan
gor from fire. Tlat is. not tho question. No
place Of amusement Is entirely FREQ from tho
possibility Of fro and still less go from sudden
alnrm. It Is tho lattor that must be provided
against, md that thoroughly. I'hon, probably,
NlxonB will DO about the safest place In tho city.
, 1873-01-04

Test Food Tor Infants.
1T r H. r!noa Alett yes9r yce 50 wo'l %ron +
ffsag6ss sSo @ Ea H!ofsy is4 'f R.,'
ahly unurls,uK and easily tsoatcd. "nr. llasssll.
T. co,hnos tho NOS, valuable !csl 9M
aseo'.. ioo Which Ls!ax ito unahla to aof an nF9os
1io.ety IND ld!olc conliun Hasory Mooros p1opn1a;
and II 1traai;n dir1rhs No hlng or stEaInng -; -;
Nav lson!.st.. Lni,1on Vrsonabio n{ at chealsts,
aruggisu nt.. sturnkucuntr Throughout tim ktains:
, 1873-01-04
depend upon tho decision made, n1l attorneys In
tercstod aro doairol to be proAont 10 express

aorond upon the decision malo,nll attorneys In
terestod t.; Lar aro deairod to be proAont TO express
tl1cir vioWs.
Tho will Of sy1ycstor soxton l,as boon in tho
County Court for ton or twelve ycaru paat, 4
reoullor clause Of tlo will ia tn tia nroct thnt.
should certain oxoontors dlo, other executors
ss" Mu'e w. .oliow Lho Wln r. II moro respocts
an anau ong, Licons'h1nH1 M win tho LOWE or thls
osato. 1es1nnrday, Iny, ". y; sextoil, VINO 10 not
sosiaont OF tllino1a4 npp1ted 70 DO appointed 40
wng rofBod.
H.
ra,anns so naLter H. " to exeat Meat1r !suan"nS
HGoh'Fnny1 tue o1oit TO dltcoYof ING hAhos ol
tho etochnotels H. whoao ckelg9oks liave yet 20
yesiorftay roa;,tno,1 noveraj Iii Gnicinia i,avinr
boon unoarthol Whose testimony. It wag Ionci
might load to something aatjsiactpry, Nothing
very decidedly brilliant Wag rcnliYo1.
A1rs. Dunn. carving on A. mil1inorv }uteinoua
noxt to Field l. Lcitore hoforo tho fro, yostor-
t1ay attended before RogiAtor lIibbard to provo
her CHIN against tito State Insurance Company.
ino ca!1nnnt IL to holder OF pollctoa III halr
,9Ieh 3o' ,u.n1. u.olens ounpanes inc only oIo o1
WHICH 4'ho'S 10 proauco alythihB III TIC s'h1e'
Tho Bamo E.. Griffin, who rocontly won tho
ell1t for perpetual injunction rontratnlng ono
tnecnoF oItt!,,G leo IN Nh iohscu i'rolp.ty, nov
oittnss nlaulas sllt agnllac Anaon tal'er a,o
woyt line Of Slip q aud caHt limo Of sir on tic
Wont Branch;
rn. 1,,.
Aurora Ills, yes,oripy commenced u,iit nCanst
Martin d. Miller Town Coliontor Of Tint fown.
to restrain tho collection Of taxes on tho stock Of
tho companies. lilo Union National Daul, OF
Aurora, a|ao commenced similar suit.
Judge Porter Is suffering from distrosgingly
aovore cold, mud tho altoriato ilte Of heat lid
fr'gldity with Which tho Courts arc favored by
Ill.,, Ill., eGeensta9 1 atoe,.Ipos, oYory aay' aro not
- ~ 49, 1,S~ 1e~~', ,..-,...,
nX tho omission OF TWO words IN our report,
read that Judee Torter Won}d not cali tl,e Inn.
unrv calendar. It uhouIi lnyo bner HInnnary
, 1873-01-04

THE DAILY AND TRl.WEEKLT.
Daily, b. msil..".S 90 Suuay........+....::,.
Tri-Woukly GOO Werkly. ....,,....... -. j
Parts Of tho ynar ut tho rate
BiuGo subscriptions luay 10 added i. club r.: T.:
slab il formed.
1ostmastors rotain 10 pps emit MI nu' crl;.ttnl
To prevent delay and nt+akoy e H,,re Es,d ;;s i;
ohioe addross In full, including ssat, rnl County,
NoM!ttauoes may bp ,aa!ln til ,r lY tra: 9 -; OIL .t
oA}co ordor or IN ts...:s.s,I l,t9s Ut nur slh;.
AudsaN TRIBUNE CO.,
glioAQQ. IL
, 1873-01-04
ATTORNEYS RECORD.

HT ICHNETS HECCKO,
GALL TODAY.
Judge Dlodgott will Monday hear arguments rola
tive to claims not proved up against bankrupt 1IBnr
a,ce Companies.
Judge Porter will call 81, IS, 90, 81, 80, 40, 4a 10
IS Inclusive.
Judge Treo will hear motions to-day, and continue
the caueo on trial on Monday.
Judge RogerH Oh Moudny, will Try from 10 ~ III.
clusiyD.
Tho following claim calendar was set for adjustment
in tho County Court for Monday Caren I.ctz nuiH
Larsson, Jeremiah Leary, John Trayef, 1eter
sehmmle, silas ". Fort, Auguat Kurzlnski, Matthias
Simon, Nm. i. Day, Louis H. Kor1ncn1y, Edward ".
driln Mary A. C1ayto Cornelius Twonley, Elizabeth
Cannon, John Tnssoy, Just1ts sctscfer, Timothy
Collins, sarah Flynu Ira H. Bhurtlei, YIN. D. W1uer,
Samuel Y. Il. Hicko1.
, 1873-01-04

IA lady who has used o1ntlnrhngo makes the
singular statement TINT, while nllo experiences
great ro1iof from 1t during tho winter and spring
months 1t t,ttorly fails In hot woatlior. Can tho
fact Tint tho snu In ct shet timo In Cancer havo
ANYTHING to do with it2
, 1873-01-04
DR.. Il. Ca. O1in,


"a regular graduate n mcd!oo) all chronic and
Sp tal lscates' ut reasonable prcea, sallcnes fur
GU tanteol All nm.ls ''icul:ns" tr,Htsl With safoy
Arl surcsJ1. Circulars f1v1. utiG0 LII West MRdt.
ablt.st.. chfEsr0. "
, 1873-01-04

The UNITED STATES D1srulcr Couur--fE;o30eft ~
-2,07e-Elkan Htnoch ct nl. discharge of Eikall
Hcnoch elltnrcd. 21T6--John u. Luce It al. on tho
cAutc,
, 1873-01-04

IIEUHAIE,
THE COUNTY CouGr--{Iyuil,'et, y.>--Char1ca Lott; +;
inventory n!nrasonlcilt mud award npprorc;.l3e,l-
tain securities. james Watt inventory and aprase-
NJ ont approved, and oainl Of William Ashton allowed
-sylvester Sexton; llcs restored; application for
lottora teseinontary NJ Successor, refuHed-James
Munroe VII proven lotera teutanlen'ary granted to
Judgment IN favor Of s!egel Hess reBiorcd-Ohares
r. Carroll ct al; minors report of guardian, to Atana
Is luYeutQrY.
, 1873-01-04

COMMON Law,
THE C1nou1r Court (llagcra, J.)-G. n. {, ,105-
MHray" @ Y kakusla rule exte1iAcd Is tayp. Old casa
parties to restore respective rlcadings, vortlIet
mott for nov trial, CITE; defendant cxcc,,te.
{Trce, J)-3, ,1ao-eioud v. Hcitxnan Judgment il5s
ssnrenaa5 % sontss the to a M Of etsens
Presbyterian Church and Society Of IIy1o Park Jury
trial resumed; 1,o5s-Whitchorae v Hayward, dis
Scott simy to flle bond cxtendedtill to-day 3,o52
T: Ton'an ut a. y Wieks; Judgment sds73 tG9iian-
tton Y. Scat; bond improved. 1,l23-1irartl Tube
5,,, sd 1ron e., %prha y. Wof s ali Judgment sSa75
sou; tina to NO bond extended I'LL Wednesday.
THE surE'' H;ouns-( Iorttr, J)-2, 2,G2o-alauff Y.
Van FtcA;ei. q Mi demurrer to amended second plea
oqselrled. md lenys to reply i3 ten days: y,9o9-
o'Nc =. Nei!l uprca <li.n,iRsed with proccacnlo
for want Of affidavit of nerlts 9.69-lsothlara '.
sclinell default Of Conrad sclnelf ony, 33sB-Iru-
tees Of blnir Lodge etc., Republic INSURANCE Com.
pany; leavo to amend narr, ud summons. 3,13n-
dagno Y. Commerclal InHurancu Company; damages
asscascd at $5 325. G40Baker Dar,lcn: alias sa-
mona to iasuo III place of that lost 3,So7--stcen "
LaTner; dismissed by plaintiff. 3,s45-De cout'rca
Y. Allen order rs per stipulation. 1,258-u.rley V.
Joss; jury to seal verdict
, 1873-01-04

should DO Immediately attended to- and Il strict
watch kept by the police to prevent the obBtruo-
Ing is heated by four furnaces, and las little on
tho stnSe that could endgnger tho building, or
cause its rapid consumption.
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
on Halsted street, iH Htoutly built. It is small
structure, aud capable Of seating only limited
number. Tie seatB III the par1letto and dress-
circle, as we'll as in the ''fami1y circle" arc
wooden bonchos, neatly upholstered. They are
arranged at easy intervals, md arc divided
into sections. The centre aisle down tho pnr-
9uette is wide, and will empty that part Of tho
Theatre In loss than minute, II thoro ia no
panic. The dreHs-crclo is not 30 readily cleared,
because OF its shape, and the aeotions are little
too close. Tho distance between the seats and
the wall IL too narrow, but this inconvoniouce
would only bo felt noar the stage. means Of
oscape could be found by climbing on to tho
stago and running out Of the door at the wost
the dressing-rooma. There Ia not much
room here, and one unfamiliar with
tho arrangements would possibly lose his way,
but tho error would be found out IN time to es-
cape, withoutroaaonab1o doubt. From tho fam
ily u!rcle there arc two stairwaya, ono on the
aonth side leading directly into the street, aud
one on the north sido carving tho stream into
tlo main entrance, through harrow and wind
These stairoaaeu arc all that relicye tho family
clrolo and galcry, md the crush would be tor
ribie. Homo means ought to DO devised for
separate stairway from tho gallery and thus give
the, Il stage, chance to get away,
otherwise they would 10 compelled to
remain struggling and packed together until tho
whole Of tho gallery waa omptied, aud their pro-
doceHsors had vansltel. fn caAo Of the hro
broakng out near the east end, thoro would bo
tho alternative Of roasting or jumping into tho
pe.rlnette at tho risk of neck, arms and logs,
TINT pleasing addition. Tho sconery is not
moro nilammablo than In any, otlot thoatre 1eus
loft wing OF tho stage, in front OF the dressing
rooIaa:; Here tue passage Is very narrow, and 10
iron stove IL III tho way. Tllin Ii used to warm
tho stage aud dreAsing rooms, and IL frequently
heated to pitch OF rednoss TINT is positively |
painful to any ono within ten foot Of It. Tho |
woodwork, v. thn four faot, ia unprotected, aud |
IL already baokenod With ths hoat How 1t has |
escapcd ignition alroady Ia y marvel. Dir. Gard
ners attention has beou callod to thiH point SOW
eral times, and l.o han promised to protect tho
surrounding woodwork with xino, hut tllis pre-
caution has never boon tako.. Now, before tho !
thoatro IL burned down, 1t would be vol for Mr. |
darllnar to zina u~as woodwork. au for tho Firo
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DENT S350-ON THE BANKS OF THE HUDSON AT
IL West Park, Esopus, stone House. commanding fine
river and mountain views containing II rooms three
docks If preferred the entire farm of 2O be
rented or leased: Address g. SMALLWOOD, Esopus u
ster county, N. Y.
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CARArOGA.-FOR SALE STYLISH BRICK HOUSE,
~ brown stone trimmed, Is rooms; lot 50x20O near
franklin square and new United States Hotel; gas,
With furniture sss III s enoic s 'rs price
mortgage; will rent June July, August for 81 500. Ad-
B. dress III. VAN DEUSEN In N
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CEASIDE HOTEL TO LEASE-PARTLY FURNISHED;
tO ~ rooms; excellent bathing on the premises
popular resort; nty located extremely healthy.
Address J. W. ATWATER, Riverside station, Conn
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ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGING 4s7 CLINTON AVE-
IL. nue. between Gates and Greene three story and
lot 25x20O feet running through to Hamilton with
frame stable on the of the lott the house has been
p arGlorss neatly fesSGed halls painted and ceiling res
piazza front and This property choice location
ana will be sold at bargain easy terms exchanged
for smaller house. Apply to WYCKOFF JAMES, 203
MOnfaQua
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DICHMOND HILL HOUSE, NEW DORP, STATEN
II Island, hour from the city-To lease sac
10 close estate; terms liberal Address Mrs. KELLETT
~ on the premises.
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WATSESSING, NEAR BLOOMFIELD, N. 1.-TWO
w story double frame House, well situated, Ii rooms
besides Easements and garets suitable for one or two
familics of ground and stable; plenty
of fruits and berries two minutes from depot Inquire
Of Mr. BROWER, Stationmaster, Watsessng. or of HIN
RICHS, 81 Park place. up stairs
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EyOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-AT wHITEsTONE, l. L.,
H. genteman's Residence; double house. l6 rooms,
with modern improvements; barn &C.; 3k acres lawn,
ments: velvet and Wilton Carpets pier md Manei Mir
and Window Shades go with the house; on high
depot and steamboat landing price $50 600; will ex
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TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, LOT 25XI00 WITH
carriage access to the wanted for about
II preferred might give more. Address LYONS, Herald
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A FINE TWO STORY BASEMENT FRAME HOUSE
IA all improvements, nine rooms; location plcasan
and healthy only 45 minutes from Fulton terry luic
transit will make 80 minutes from City Hail. New York
price So 500 mortgage $500; Quincy street. Brooklyn
Must be disposed owner cannot pay interest
merchandise or good mortgage taken.
NJ. Z. EARL. S3l Gates avenue, BROOKLYN,
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VNHITEsTONE, l.. lone HOUR FROM CITY HALL.
w Al trains daily, from A. M. to midnight; years
Communication free charming House for 5000 down and
Seu par nst n hon teS p vnnng Inv vnmr
home with your rent Call ON Ii. X. VAN SlCLEN, 1888
Nassau street
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| TWO COTTAGES ROOMS EACH AT ORADELL.
$500 each also French rooted House. 70 rooms, for
sale let suitable for two families, at WestwOod, ~
miles from New York, $500 also of II rooms 5000
DEMAREST d WHITLOCK, ~ Park place.
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A VERY ELEGANT
Residence Staten Island, convenient OF Is
acres OF land large house with ~ water and
all improvements stables carriage house, icehouse hot
house, graperies, &c. The place commands splendid
view Of the outer bay is well fruited fine lawns, laid
out with forest trees and shrubs
Will sell cheap or exchange for improved property in
New York or Brooklyn and some cash ii
CORNISH q CONGDON. I76 RrOadMaY
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Ge7 O00 WILL BUY FARM OF I20 ACRES
spI.CUU about 30 unimproved, the rest in timber;
large barn. good stream OF water running through III
FIVE hours ride from New York. Apply to W. WARNER
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WANTED TO RENT.FROM MAY l, FOR AMERICAN
w family OF adults Part of o House, eight rooms
modern improvements but range and staonarv tubs
Indispensable; good neghborhoOd, below Sxueth
rent $45 to $5O references exchanged Address JOUR-
NALlST, Herald office.
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VATANTE D-A SMALL SELECT FAMILY WANT a
w Floor or French Flat in respectable locality Any
first class having than they require will
learn a very desirable tenant by addressing L. A. DEN
NISON, box 4,s76 Post Office
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WANTED-TENEMENT STORE PROPERTY ON AVE-
w nues A, Is and First avenue between Houston and
Fifteenth streets, Apply at to JACOB Real Estate
Broker, 305 East Tenth street.
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IA five or six Rooms for housekeeping in quiet, re-
spectacle private house, without any chdren rent not
to exceed $50 per month. Address E. ID. WRIGHT, $40
West Twelfth street.
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WANTED-TwO BROWN STONE HOUSES, IN A
esn good location up town, worth from $4,000 to
$W,OO0; Will assume small amount OF mortgage cash
$4,000 balance will be given in Lots and other property
DEMAREST WHTTLOCK, No. ~ Park place.
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ITO OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE.-WANTED, MEDIUM
szed Houses for sale and TO rent at the old stand
ing on my books. Estates taken in charge. &c.
H. " MEAD, successor TO Smith Mead, Az Eighth av.
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EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A DAIRY FARM OF 100
II acres, between Manhasset and MineOla, l.. 1. sta
bling for 10 cows good son and water.
A. RAPELYE 113 william street.
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DOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR BROOKLYN PROP
II ery-A Farm of LOG acres; only 50 miles from the
city also Farm OF 30 acres, miles from Paterson N j.
b. III. SEALEY 81 Liberty street
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WANTED-BY GERMAN FAMILY OF ADULTS,
w Apartments of five or more rooms IN private
house not above twentieth street, rent $40 TO- 80 per
month Address. stating terms. f. s.. Jr box l67S Post
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LNOR SALE OR EXCKANGE.-THE SUBSCRIBER
IL wants to sell or exchange against downtown Brook
Ign Dwelling, his Property at 8 Herkimer street.
yp between Brooklyn and Albany consisting of
eghtroom House, lSx40 feet and improves
ments 50xl87 feet lot laid out in garden with grape
arbor; stable and hennery, &C. the Apply
the premises, TO OTTO WITTE, firm of Hagen d Bill
ling, No l Wall street, New York.
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.ORANGE.-$500 FOR THE SUMMER-TO RENT FUR
w nished pretty and convenient House Of rooms
smear depot Apply to Miss BLACKWELL. l2s Second
"A
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A FIRST CLASS TENEMENT TO EXCHANG E-HAS
N marble mantels, gas and water throughout price
$4,000; mortgage $4,000 Address M, box lO9 Herald
office.