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EVENTS Of The TURF.
THE GREAT TROT AT SAGINAW
MICH.-GOLDSMITH MAID BEATS
DEXTER'S TIME EIGHT THOU
SAND SPECTATORS.
From the New York Sun.


The great trot at East Saginaw.
Mich, on the 10th inst. Nctweti, i,
Goldsmith Maid and Judge Fuller
ton, was one Of the greatest events
of the urfseason. The attendance
was estimated at 5000 people. The
track was in splendid condition.
The race coarse is one mile and a
fraction over three fec. in length.
In this race Goldsmith Maid tTot-
ted the fastest three heats ever
made. The siowest of these heats
is better than the best recorded
time ever made by a trotting horse.
The following is Il detailed state
ment Of the race:
First Heat.-Jndge Fullerton had
a slight lead, which was increased
at the first turn, the Maid going
off her feet, and was at least four
or five lengths behind at the quar-
ter: but from this time ont it was
straight work. Slowly. but surely,
the gap narrowed, and at the half
mile post the Judge was only a
length the leader, which he main.
tanned around til" turn: but as the
horses swung int" the home stretch
the Maid collared and passed Full
lerton. taking the lead and winning
the heat by scant length. Gold
smith Maids time 2:19Y; Jude e
Ful|erton's :::2ot
Second Hcat.-Thc horses got a
good send otf, with bat little an
noyance, the Maid taking Slight
lead. Both horses settled down
squsrely to work from the outset:
not skip Qr a break, but good
solid business. The quarter was
reached at 334 seconds, nearly a
secopd better than the first heat,
and tho Maid two lengths ahead
Gradually the space between the
leader ana his fast trot.ing coml~t
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pOSSTM Hollow PH11Osopr1y

pOssUM HOLLOW Philosophy
The weather was extremely hot and
sultry. Passing through Possnm
Hollow an aged ccfored individual
was spoken to about the heat -
eyes, Boss" said the avid sawyer.
as he swabbed his honest face and
ba|d-head with his red ban,lana, IL
are always glad to see you, hot
or cold, rain or shine, but this here
spell of holiness kinder keeps down
mans neartiness, and he can't ex-
pross his warmness like he'd like to
dam if lie kin. kin stand mo-
derit quantanty Oft, liked what we
used to have down Souf, but this
here's somethiM dreadful Does
yoo' member how het it used to bc
down dar jest afore the auctionecrs
storm, when-'
"Tle VIII t storm 2"
ode auctioneer's storm, chile
One Of dem come in March. an de
odder come in September. Dey say
the sun cross lie auctioneer hme ut
dem times. Well, in September.
down on de Gulf it were hot as
blazes, but not such weddcr as dis
Down dar de Lord gin us a chance
for to breathe, but heab, honey dam
ef dere's wind enuf to cool your
throat. ] reckon it lnuss be dis
heah comick dat de people is talkin
about. Rite smart O. folks makes
fun q de comlck case dey cant see
it; but. good Lord! Eft gifts closer
to us dey'll wisl, dey wuz whar
Sham, Hem aud 'Toplet wuz-in de
fiery iuruauce.1
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!. SMA,1I1xr IN 8.

4 SNAIL LINE OF SAMPLES. "A
member of the Saginaw county ba,
was recently in one of our thriving
interior towns Oh professional bus
mess. In the Office OF the hotel he
Was accosted by Il very agreeable
gentleman, evidently Of the genus
drummer, who wanted to know
':where he was FROM" The legal
gentleman not exactly relishing the
strangers familiarity, answered
shortly, ''Trom Detroit" The next
question was, "For what house are
you travelling47 ''For my own"
You are! May ask your name p
"You may Pause-enjoyable to
the lawyer, embarrassing to the
other. "Well desperately, what is
your name !" STONES" % What
line are you in :" s'I don't under
stand you, sir" "What are you
selIing?" imnatiently. "Brainsn
cody. The drummer saw his op-
portunity, and looking at the other
from head to foot, he said slowly,
Swell, ,-you appear to carry a id
small line OF samples HIackstone
=says he. owes that dgumneryone.
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PLIGHTED 4. d. 1874.
T,ro souls with but u single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one"
NELLIE, loquHor.

|
Bless my heart! You're come at last.
Awful glad to see you. dear
Thonylt you'd died or something, Belle
Snch an age since vou've been here
Mc engagement Ggaci"ns Yes
/ R,.,nor's hit the mark this time.
And the victim Charley Grey;
Know him. don't y"n Well. hos prime
Snch mustachios Splendid style!
| Then he's not so horrid fast
| Waltzes like Il seraph, too.
| Has some fortune-best and last.
Love him? Nonsense Don't be soft"
! Pretty much as love now goes,
He's devoted, and in time
I'll get nsed to him, s'pose.
First love Hnml'ng. Don't talk stnff!
| Bella Brown. don't he fool
Next you'll rave Of flames and darts,
Like a chit at boarding school.
Don't be Unified" ! talked inst 80
| Some two years hack. Fact, my dear
| But two reasons kill romance.
| Leave ones views of life quite clear.
Why. twill Latrobe had asked
When he left, two years ago.
Id thrown mp all and gone
Ont to Kansas. DO you know ?
Fancy me a settlers wife
! Blest escape, dear, was it not
Yes. it's hardly in my line
70 enact Love in u Cot"
Well, you see, I'd had my swing.
Been engaged to eight ar ten.
Got To stop som. time. at course.
So it don't much matter wAn.
Antie hates old maids. aud 'hiEk-
Every girl should marly y"',liy--
On that theme my wl" t: life long
have teard the Charges r','s:
So. ma belle what co'.i.i q"
Charley wants a stylish vie.
Well suit we'll enouyh, no far.
When We settle down for life
But for love- stuff! See my ring:
Lovely. isn't it Solitaire.
Nearly made Man4le Hinton turn
Green with envy and despair.
Hers aint l.:.f SO nice you ~ee,
Eid write yom, Belle. ab"nt
How she tiled for Charley, I'LL
sailed III and cut her ont :?
Now she's taken Jack Mcbride,
l believe it's all from pique--
Threw him over once you know
l.atcs me s" she'll scarcely speak.
0 yes Grace Church, Brown and that,
Pa won't mind expense at last,
I'll he off his hand for g",d
Cost II fortune. two years past.
Ny tro>scan shall out-,lo Mamdr'..
Eve carte blanche from Pa. You know,
Mean to have my dress from Worth
Won't she Just he raring though
-Scrihnpr
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a. This little sketch taints Of
illegal quibble" AID the New York
er's point is clever though sharp
one. and one that no Horse. Court
of Appeals could conscientiously
reverse. The contributor caps his
MSS. in these significant words
A JOKE ON ALIvERY MAN.
In the city opposite us, there is
a livery man well known to all per
sons in this section of the country,
for the sorr0wful way in which he
takes the joke on himself ! am
about to relate.
One day New Yorker stopped
at his stable to hire a horse, but
being stranger, Smith, the livery
man, refused to hire, unless the full
value of the horse was deposited.
The New Yorker, after a great deal
Of talk, made the deposit, and af-
ter he rode away Smith chuckled
to himself, saying, "I had no idea
the fellow was such q fool as to
leave the full value; but then l
thought l had better make him, he
looked kind o'green. Now I am
sure Of my hire, ii he never comes
back s....
Towards evening the New York
er returned and surrendered the
horse to Smith, who refunded the
deposit ; placing which in his pock-
ct book, the New Yorker essayed
to depart, when Smith stopped him
and requested his hire. The New
Yorker blandly rejoined, IL was
riding my own horse: sir. Did !
not buy him from You this morn
ing, and now have You not Just
bought him from me 2 have the
money and YOU have tue horse, SO
what are You talking about r.
Smith saw the point, and staiked
into the stable as the New Yorker
retreated homewarl.
BY AND BY.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

II L. rA1GKT, A. CAZABAT.
Alexandria In. Col f:.A La.
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THE Boy AND THE SKELETON
\ physician in New York had long
been pcstered by little Arabs who
came to pctldle candy. At last,
when patience had ceased to be a
virtue, he told the boy to so into
the yard. where there was fellow
who had a sweet tooth i'll his head.
The young pedpler entered, and This
eyes fell on !: grinning skeleton,
Swaying aud nodding in the breeze.
The boys hair stood ono end, his
tongue was palsied, and he dropped
his stock in trade instanter and
scampered off as fast as his legs
could carry him. The doctor, a
kind hearted man witbal, and very
tall and |ank, by the way, fearing
that he had carried the joke too
far, picked up the candy and ran
out, crying, ''Come back, boy
there's nothing here to hurt you.7
ooh, no." said the boy, rye don't
CONE that over neil know ye. it
v"u have got yoHr clothes Oh.
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Saturday.. Aug. 8, 1874
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between the horses. Handsomely
she sprang into and came down the
home-s:retch, and, although the
Judge was closing up the gap, it
was only an incentive to renewed
efforts. A thousand vo ces were
hushed. There was breathless 81
lence for an instant or two, as the
two painting stecds flew down the
track toward the stand, that was
only broken by the harsh voices OF
the drivers and the crack OF the
whips. At first there was 4 little
shout from some of the assembled
| multitude, mingled with the clap
ping Of hands, as the Maid crossed
the string the winner of the next
heat by two full lengths. Two six
teen and a halt came from a dozen
quarters; while others, more pru-
dent and less excited, demanded
the official time. Not a little sur
prise was manifested as the timers
reared their board and 2:163 was
exhibited in bold outline. Then
there was a conference Of timers
and Judge, at the conclusion Of
which the official time was an
u'nnced as 2.1G4, as the time taken
I,y no less than five watches of Off
c;"l timers, and one quarter Of a
second better than the best time on
record. Fullerton's time was 2::1S.
Third Heat.-On the send off the
Maid had a full length the advant
age. The quarter was reached iu
thirty three seconds, when it struck
the observers that she was making
faster time than ever before. The
halt mile post was reached in / OIL
q second better than in the former
heat, and Judge Fullerton full six
lengths behind. On, but it was
fine sight such All one as will not,
perhaps, be witnessed for years.
Not Il skip o. Il start, close down
to the pole, the mare moving like
some Intelligent machine. stimu'a-
ted with an intellectual motive of
ambitious conquest, seemingly
aware that breathless thousands
awaited the result. while Judge f..
a short distance in the rear, was
doing fully as handsome trotting.
but with Little less speed, al
though overcoming in a large
measure the wide gap exposed to
view as the horses swung around
the lower turn. Once, just rs the
bores swung around he lower
turn. Once, just as the Maid pass
ed the distance pole, she shook her
head, and every one thongbt it was
a break; but not Il break or a skip;
and she passed under the line amid
the most leatening shouts. Time,
ZIG.
Summary.-Trotting, best three
in five, to harness, for a special
purse of 5000, $1,000 to first
horse, $1,000 to second, and $1,000
to the horse which beats 2.163:
Bndd Dob'e's Goldsmith Maid. ~
Dan Maces Judge Fullerton.... 2 2 2
Time-First heat, quarter, 344-
hall, 1.OS3; mile, 2:l92. Second
heat, quarter, 334; half, 1.074 mile,
2:l69. Third heat, quarter, 30, half,
1907: mile ZIG.
Judge Fullerton's time, 2::2o3-
2:1S, 2:1S
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Aow long eau a goose stand on
ope foot : Try it that's the way
the goose found out
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EDWIN G. HUNTE..,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,

Will practice his profession in the
Courts Of Rapih"s. Grant. Vernon and ad.
j"ning parishes aud in the Supreme Court
Of Louisiana.
june .O-tf
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You can't eat enough in week to
last you q year, and you can't ad.
Scrtise on that plan either.
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He who thinks too much Of him.
self will be in danger Of being for.
gotten by the rest of the world.
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DAlGRE l. CaZABAT,
Attorneys and Counsellors at Law,
ALEXANNFI.i, LOUISIANA,
No.. l>!:VIN,S ROW.

WILL PRACTICE their profession
w and give prompt and special at
sention to the collection If all claims
in the Parish "f Rapi''es, Grant. Winn
and Vernon. and before the Supreme
Court At New Orleans.
May 10th 1874 3-m.
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OGDEN AVENUE, HIGH BR1DGE.-HOCSE, STABLE
" and II city Lots shade fruit and forest trees fine
well and eistern water marble man,s In paror book
i'll library This property five minutes walk
from High Bridge depot aud Steamboat landing ana 70
minutes from Fortysecond street depot Apply to A.
MERRITT, on the premises Price $l250O terms
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ITO LEASE-THE LARGE TWO STORY BRICK FAC
tory with adjoining Buildings and Lots: has a fine
engine and boiler house has also water sewer and gas
and Twenty third street ferries ureenpo1nt L. l. In
qure of SAMUEL d. CLARK, Grcenpoint avenue and
Franklin street, Brooklyn, L. /.
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DOR SALE OR TO LET-FRENCH ROOF HOUSE,
l. nine rooms q acre ground, 8 minutes walk from
depot on Eordhain Heights Iwenty-iourth ward; rent
S4oo price $oUO; terms easy Address 4. REYNOLDS,
Fordham, N. Y.
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EOR sALE-WYCKOFF STREET. BROOKLYN, BE-
i tween Bond ana Neyns Streets two story basement
and sub.celar brick House; heater range marble man
ties stationary washtubs, and fixtures; bathroom in
black walnut vesibue DOORS connection with sewers
tut by days work, payments very easy. Apply to j.
u. CORNELL. Court
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ITO LET-THE STORE NO. 81 COURT STREET, WITH
one OF the largest plate glass windows in Brooklyn
ing machines, &C. rent low. JOSEPH HERMAN,
PIG Court street BROOKLYN,
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ENOR SALE-AT MADISON AVENUE, FREMONT
Westchester COUNTY, neat two story House. eight
Gles 70 horse ears 20 minutes by Harlem Railroad to
change price So 0O0 easy possession Immediate
". Inquire OF j. t. PHELPS, Real Estate Broker Sso
fremont
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ITO LET-ON VALENTINE AVENUE, FORDHAM
Heights nice House II rooms; coach house. hennery.
stable plot contains ten city lots uit, DC minutes
from depot Apply to NJ. W. COLLINS rs West Eleventh
street, New York city.
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THE NEAT VILLA l, 1876 PACIFIC STREET WITH
rear Lots on Atlantic avenue, between Brooklyn and
Kingston avenue fQur rooms and pantry first floor;
SIX bedrooms and bathroom stairs; all improvements
10 third story painted and irescoed built by days
examine property order necessary Address present
owner, W. r. GRACE, 10 Pine street. New York
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ITO LET AND FURNITURE FOR SALE CREAP-THE
Upper Part consisting OF second and third floors of
first class house Clinton street, Brooklyn. Adore
A. c., box 2,627 Post oliice New York.
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CPECIAL NOTICE~-FOR SALE, THE HALF OF
Tsoa SSpPSsts George price $780, Apply at rs
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HOTEL AND STORE PROPERTY AT WILLIAMS.
bridge for sale to let with 10 city Lots near de-
Pot RICHARD v. HARNETT,
Ill Broadway, F. basement
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TOR SALE-HOUsE, FURNISHED, OR TO LET. ON
the hill in the most srable locality in Brooklyn
four story brown stone House. in perfect order hand
somely furnished and frescoed to fourth floor; billiard
room; piate glass windows from basement to fourth
story; every Improvement first class house in every
respect; will let to private family reasonable terms;
references required Address box 1896 New York Post
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ITO LET OR LEAsE-THE sHIPYARD FOOT OF
smith street SOU Brooklyn, with adjoining Lots;
dock and water front 26Jx350 ee Apply to JOSEPH
HERMAN, 30 Court street, or MAGILL BINNIE,
stoneyard corner Court and Lorraine Streets Brooklyn
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ITO LET-IN BROOKLYN TO MAN AND WIFE WITH
out children, Upper Floor -four rooms) OF two story
and basement house good location within 81 minutes OF
Fulton wall or South terry; rent 3l2 owner and wife
only other occupant Address box 5.22 New York Post
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ITO LET-HOUSE--A WELL FURNISHED THREE
story brown stone House. 4xi6 "a rooms. in good
order; within walking distance of four ferries;
Elm place, corner Livingston street, Brooklyn.
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ENOR SALE OR TO RENr-AT PELHAM BRIDGE
4 westchester county. N Y. large Mansion, with
handsome grounds, fine shade trees, &C.. containing
water front on the sound fine ishrg bathing boating
miles from City Hall Harlem and Port Chester Rail-
road about one-third mile from depot; trains win
sponsble tenant; possession gwen Immediately Inquire
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- nished. can be rented cheap The property is beau
tifuly situated in brooklyn fronting the New York
Bay; house has about 40 rooms. Apply TO j. S. W.
BROWN, 10 Broadway, New York
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ITO RENT-IN BROOKLYN, A IS FOOT BROWN
stone House. No. Icy scher street; frescoed,
al modern improvements and in perfect order loca
DR.. W. CAMPBELL, corner OF Fulton avenue and Gold
street. Brooklyn, owner II East Thirty first street,
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ITO LET-AT HARTSDALE, WESTCHESTER COUNTY
! five minutes from depot two miles south OF White
Plains; Gothic cottage House. with II rooms tower &c
fine lawn shrubbery shade Trees &C. with TO ~
including large orchard high ground perfectly healthy
rent very low to responsible tenant
=. WATTLRS No. III Broadway.
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L'OR SALE OWNER OBLIGED TO SELL)-FJNE
we'll rented high soop House 5s Seventh avenue. at
junction with Broadway, and opposite extensive hotel
now erecng most deslrably located for
ness purposes and great advance in Can be pur
much below any similar surrounding property. Posses
sion Owner 25 West Fory1o street. before II and
vel "
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ITO RENT-FURNISHED, lf wYCKOFF STREET, BE
i tween Hoyt and Bond BROOKLYN at reduced rent
from April l.. to responsible tenants; y rooms.
ID. d. ORRELL, 29l Broadway.
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ENOR sALE-HOUsE AND LOT 426 WEST FORTY
fifth street, rs by l00 will be sold low on easy
terms. Apply at No Centre Market place.
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ITO LET--A LARGE FOUR STORY BRICK FACTORY
Building near Fulton and Catharine ferries will be
let at ow rent. Apply to b. I. LYNCH, 3si Fulton
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L,OR sALE-TwO STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
House, 49 Clermont avenue, rooms, water and gas
price $500 S2,W0 can remain mortgage; take Van
derttt avenue cars at Fulton ferry Apply to Mrs.
GRANT, premises
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NOR SALE OR TO LET-FURN1SHED OR UNFUR-
nished the our story high stoop brown stone House
40 Lexington avenue, Forty second and Fortythird
streets For particulars apply to owner 4l0 LexiDg-
ton avenue
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| DOR sALE-A TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE, WITH
l. large brick Shop and Smokehouses and room for
eight horses the alleyway to drive in water,
sewer in Ninth street, door north OF South Third
street, brooNyn, r. ID. Inquire of b. X. PEBBLES, 70
Second street. New York.
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ITO LET-IN BROOKLYN, THREE STORY BROWN
stone front House, $500 three brick, $7OO have
all the modern improyements; in good location Apply
to or address H. BREWER, rs Pear street N. Y.
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DOR SALE-A MOST CONVENIENT AND MODERN
IL three story high stoop basement and sub.cellar
Philadelphia brick and brown stone Houte, IL rooms;
excellent neighborhood: delightful location; Summit
street, halt block from First place. Brooklyn; Is min
ute' walk exclusive OF terry from Wall street stage
fares, crowded nor delay; all improve
mens; in fine orders price Sc $50; sacrifice $1,000
last one of three; two sold last week Apply to owner
office of Holly Bros No. 6 Pine
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TOR SALE-AT NEW ROCHELLE, IN THE HUGUE.
not Park, five acres, surrounded by the finest i'm.
best location In park tor views overlooks
DOM norm ana East rivers: House twelve
al modern improvements to b. found in city residence;
goou wafer barn aud other outbuildngs fruit and shade
erty. A. p SMI II Il BRO. FAM Hroadwnvf ~
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THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY EVER OFFERED IN
the marnet-Lot 25xs16 full built in front, three
brick building new, about GU feet deep; Just
for blacksmith or tenement; on West Forty-eighth
street price only 5000 81 900 cash wanted Apply to
B. S. LEVY, III West thirty eighth street.
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LNOR sALE-A NEAT THREE STORY HOUSE, ON
Forty fifth street; Aston lease 60 years; cheap to
prompt buyer little cash required. Apply at A02 West
Fitty-fourth street.
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LNOR SALE-THR Rec STORY BASEMENT AND SUB
cellar brick House. No. 60 st. Felix street. Brook
lynn contains all improvements and in good order
easy. Apply to GATES q CO., corner of Fulton and ST.
Felix streets
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II YEARS. LEASE FOR SALE-THE LEASE OF
~ the fine building No 56 West Fourteenth street
ond door from Mays containing large store with fine
OF doors tor dive ling, sale account of H.
ness OF the proprietor For particulars apply the
premises, Sc West Fourteenth street
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basement brick House, furnished, 240 Thompson
street price $1,000 cash. Inquire OF I. j. GIBBONS lI3
Blocker street
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ONLY $1,000 TO $1,000 CASH WANTRD-FOR
~ three story high stoop brick House, in first class
order, on West 1hirtyninh street; all improvements
with chandeIiers; house three parors deep is
size 20 6x60x 10 must be sold this Apply to b.
LEVY, 27i West Thirty-eighth street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-03-22

DOR SALE AND TO LET--THIRTY MINUTES TO
Il ferries, one block from Fulton avenue two story
high frame lots $1,000; three story brick S650o two
story frame $1,000 three story frame, 5000; three
story brick $500; three story brown stone IS 500 three
story brick store Fulton avenue $1,000 two story and
extension brick, lots, $500 also several Houses let
IRON S45j TO $500. FISHER h FOWLER. L4I7 Fulton
avenue A. NJ to 8 P NJ, or 81 Broadway room L. New
York. from ~ 80 to 2:3J p, NJ.