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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-01-02
AEfly lE.S.

The dentists complain of hard times,
but hope to 'spull through
A WOMAN teacher at Lockport, N. Y,
can thrash three big boys at once.
John Thief has been postmaster in
Iowa for thirteen years and his accounts
are straight as a string.
Some of the citizens Of Rochester have
decided that this is a.good time to have
their front teeth pulled out.
4 Boston court has decided that If
woman lends money to her husband she
cannot get it back. The decision will
not be new to many wives.
Tennessee refuses to get excited over
the Spanish question. Only two men
expressed any intention to enlist, and
these are the two who want to be colo
nels.
| One thousand two hundred of the teach
els in New Yook public schools have
| petitioned the board of education to re-
store corporal punishment They feel
lost unless they can maui some one now
and then.
''Get out O the way % were the warn
ing words of Donohue, of Georgia, as he
fired at Fleming, leave him thar to
| kick was the brief sentence of the COM
nittee who drew the murderer up to a
| limb
The editor of The Vicksburg Herald
spent $500 on q church fair, hoping to
get the prize of So, 900 in gold, and he
drew 9 brass chain and a photograph of
| George Washington. The world has
no further pleasure for him.
The wedding cake of couple recently
married weighed forty pounds, and was
in the form of q three sony b1own-stone
front, with sugar bride and bridegroom
coming out of the front, and, like the
re.ii couple, too Veet to last.
John Farmer, boarder at a Kansas
hotel persisted in iddling after Will am
Francis had threatended to shoot him,
and W. F. put gun through the door
and kept his word. The fiddle now hangs
o. the silent wall, and four other walls
enclose the murderer.
man in Bangor said last Monday
night was ''stror' nary cold - he said it
because he had been down on the wharf
in the evening ''chopping out (hic)
boss whose huffs had got friz inte: the
slosh ?" He added that ''the darned old
critter wouldn't (hic) stand still to be
chopped out, yer Oic) see. -
A case of fragrant domestic tyranny in
Chattanooga is noted. The Commercial
Says GA woman entered one of the
well-known saloons Of our city yesterday,
and, taking her husband by the collar of
his coat, led him out giving him at the
same time two or three gentle persua-
ders with her little foot to the tune of
''father come home.
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III essbantss and Wives BY Lot.
From the Green Bay Advocate.

We referred briefly last week to a
novel lottery which took place at Hol
and:own in the county. by which eleven
widowers and as many widows were
mated for matrimonial alliance The
t;act3 10 tile case. as We learn from ''tue
committee which report comes to u
signed by IN. Van den Berg. Secretary"
are as follows:
1t seems that there were residing in the
town eleven widows and twelve wild
overs It was a member of the Benevol
ent Society. we presume, who first pro
posed that the eleven widows shou!d
become the helpmeets Of the eleven wild
overs. At last the report says that
thinking it economy to have them mar
red, and not knowing how to pare them,
}. committee was selected to hold counsel
as to the mode Of coupling 1t took this
Committee an hour to decide as to the
method pending which decision. We may
believe there was futtering among the
heart of the widows. It is decided to
dispose of them by lot and Consequent
ly' says the reporter ''the names Of all
the widows were placed in a box, and
likewise thenameso of the widowers. . The
drawing took place at 5 O'Clock P. NJ. OF
Monday the 9th, at which time it was
decided that
At, ID NTo.+o,, Il, NFro Do
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-01-02

bat one minute aid half a cup Of c. Id
water with teaspoonfnl Of soda an =
spoonful of extract of lemon; beat one
minute: add one cup of -four: beat one
minute.
DoUGHNUTS Or FRIED CAKEs.-Two
caps of sugar; three Of milk one large
teaspoonfu of soda and the same of salt !;
three tablespoons of melted lard roll
about quarter of an inch thick cut in
small cakes; cut IN the inside another
smaller. and you can fry in not lard.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1874-01-02
Election N otice.

To the members of the Fire Department Of the City
of NanitowCc:
FAKE notice that the election of Chief Engineer
of the Fire Department OF the City of Mauitowoc
VIII be held ut the Council Rooms, the 18th or
January 1874. at o'clock The polls will be
opened o'clock and close 9 O clock.
36-4t FRED SEEGER. Chief Engineer.
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WHEN SHALL WE MEET AGAIN?
NJ ". 4 O. HosMER.

When shall We again,
When shall we ueeti
When falls the yer.lal rains,
Summer 10 sweet
&omstning is whispering inurmurng. Never"
Oh can it be We have parted forsvsrs
How for earth's treasure toll,
Fearless and free,
If [ share not the spoil,
Dsarsst with thssi
How in the conflict meet champions proven.
If with mine own, thy dear maine il not uovsnf
Oh! it is hard to part
Neither and child;
Aew paint their grief of heart,
Agony wdl
Absence fro,- thee wakes a wilder cominotion,
Bay star Illuminating ifc's stormy ocean.
When to distinctions verge
Holding my way,
Far below growied the surge
Claiming its prey;
Hut in that awful hour, Providence gave 20 me
One by His fiat commissioned % save me.
When will the grief be Ter
Reuding this breast;
When wild dreams no moro
Trouble my rest?
b~mething is whispering, murmuring, Nevsr.
Oh F! can it be have parted forevsrl
Rose Lawn, Avon, N. Y. 1873.
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iND now comes the Tammany general
comlnitte, and adopts resolution congrat-
ulating the people upon the conviction of
the members ofthe late ring. ana saying
that the justices. jurors and attorneys
who have thus been faithful to society in
these convictions are entitled to the graft
tude of all good and honest citizens. l.
Tammanr indeed reformed, and does it
indeed rejoice in the trimph ofjustice, or
is il masquerading? lfTammany can in
deed rejoice over the punishmen MT of its
former ldolizeG leader, then indeed is it
old Tammany no more.
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Auction Sales
OF
I#ana g rg eg, etc

On january 18th, 1874, ii the hotel Of Miles Nc
.iahon. OF Commercial St. III the City of aanitovoc,
VIII offer ut public anction to the highest bidder
the eh o: the seq Il section 16, III the of Mani
towoc Rapids, containing 90 acres 90 acres improved
and he work by machinery; is ali seeded down
and produces leo tons of hay. This land is Oh the
River Road, miles from the City of MantOwoc. l
will also offer for sale 10 good working horses three
pair double seighS, 2 new double wagons and several
sets Of htr Parties Wishing to purchase any of
the above will do we'll to be hand the le and
good farm. horses. sleighs, wagons. at
moderate price. Sale 70 commence at P. u. January
5th, 1879
=. Dated December nth 1873
MILES MCMAHON
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Fall & Winter Goods.
Consisting of SILKS, MOHAlRS. ALA
PA$A>, mERINOS, (OBURG, Plaids.
poplsnx. and other DRESS GOODS. TO-
bar
poMEsTIos IN ENDLESS VARIETY.

shaw from 50 $50 piece My Cloth Department
iu from Co'onade to the finest Broadelotb My stock Of
neay Made Clothing ul and very choice also that
Boots and shoe which extensive among which are some
"ateTpoof warranted My stock Of Of Hats Caps and Gloves
OF the latest style and that Of Crockery and Glassware quite
Ship Carpenter Tools ard Hardware generally My stock of
trocees and Family Provisions complete in all It's details
eas OF the best qualities As ali these goods have been bought
for cash. they will be sold at tie possible rates will still
continue to buy all Eds of country produce the highest cash
prices All who have dealt with before know that
wmt say and can only that shall do my
to merit their continued favors. ask liberal the
public patronage. CHH& ROCK
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Clip Txeasurer's Notice

STATE OF WISCONSIN, CRY TREAsURER's OFFICE.
COUNTY OF MANITowoC. Manitowoc, Dec. ii, 1873.
NOTICE : hereby given that the tax list for the
IN year IS TO- Stat, County County School, Poor
ty Dist-.c' School al delin.-uent street taxes is
IL III my hrnds and tn = Will receive sue b taxes
TO thirty from Monday De ember 18th, 1919, in
ny Office in It city col1ciI room.
S5-lt r. SCHULTZ City Treasurer
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Z. Menten shall marry Mrs. De B11lil

The twelfth man is Mr.. d. Fl. Penter-
mann, and although he is doubtless the
happiest in seven counties of the narrow
escape which he had, yet the committee
are casting about Tor some means to sup
ply him with partner-advertising that
if there are any widows in neighboring
towns who would like to take MIR. Pen
tcrmann, application can be made to
Peter Kersten, President"
The MINES of the members Of this be-
observation-disclosures king committee should
be handed down to posterity through
the columns of the Advocate They are
rs follows: P. kersten, President III.
Yapderherg, Secretary; G. V. De
Yacht, NJ. Van Eert, J. Vandenberg,
Peter Copies, John Broene and NJ. Van
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7 n the town of Manitowoc Rapids, section ten n0j
4 steer, all red, about three years old. The
owner IS requested to prove property pay charges
and take him away Eh seq of ne1 Section 10 town
10. range %. 1888 JOSEPH II ARYA.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

Al b,,atns, reonirins hre escapes b3 buildings
-, notices served 1885, Ere tscspe
number OF beams sue't sno H
Ised a.; rejected, 3. , - o....,i
TA- Bureau Of Shoos FatoTt ava SrSta.
ssrps Charles Inspections OF - neses
and places Of public relative 10 means o. es & I pe
public safety then as follows; BOON
Wascls BrvSnts Central Park Garden hstropou1sn opmpe
teo1,s Acdev ~ Music Broadway, Tvol Berys opera
49,. n, -nO + incojrome Steinusy Hail. Uson League Coos
ann and Tbea,r CON que netous OF building law noted IN
b Scnteen hotels lodging houses and Is factories have been
thoroughly the means and appliances severay therein
of Gre and where such means
be insufficient the parties notified to lro
e sdfonsl safeguards special examinations reported
having buildings provided with fire escapes
condition such their beng kept 10 proper
available for the on
., @ buildings the escapes reported good condition and ee
S2 being ohstTucd requiring repairs o.
uona safeguards So factories and hotels heretofore repoe ior
reersune u "a OF which TIE Law hak '
led with, the relative thereto we're retired
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
{3rcoklnn Real Gsiate for Sale.

VNOR SALF-LOTS on Remsen and Montague
Il us Haboshsvs and Prospect Park Plaza GORDON fosp
81 Cark st.. Brootyn
EOR SALE on VERY EASY TERMS
HOUSES Nos 43 NIovst 81 Hcksst l02 Pnehppest, lbs
Remseu st AZ ST. 90 Eaust 266 ard 2S Washinsonst
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SUPREME C0URT.-cITY AND COUNTY

SUPREME COURT.-CITY AND COUNTY
~ OF MEN Y0RK--HENRIRrTA LYDIA CHAssRAUp ponuF
sgsat iUCRETiA ELIZABETH RYLASCB aud ers dtbdsa
10 oEn judgment Of Of
ate " New lor made In the -boyeened Benjamin c.
ThaTef the Referee named said u'gnet viii public au on
TIE highest bidder TuEsDAi the l9th day Of 1874 IL
cOc6 the Exchange SseT0ou No. III
Cy o. SevYork by Adrian IT, Muller suctOnee the
nsdesb bed All piece parcel Of
ground situate tie feeut Wd Sew.York
sooherg de Of fo1rth between Wooster aud Thoupsonst
cing0sheI belonging
Ssn nae by kwa Doughty, City Surveyor dated Oct "a 1878
b. lot No 90 two bounded snt containing follows B,nning
the southwestern M Of fOuTthst hundred
from WoOsert running taenoe south along
lot Ne % s and parallel With
afee feet thence n2h Nes,ery oas lot No map
parallel With tour;i tsenty feet; thence ee
along tthree said parallel With Ad Woessr a.
said fouhL thence ,ions s
foar epV'e ''e' " Ae ace oi Dated NeHYof
Ayni . isf4s n,..x ... b. {. ThAikR Referee
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Citn i)ropcrip 10 Eet

FIRST T-CLASS fOur-stOry, brown-stOne,
N 200, HOUSE SO west Fouy thh-st, FhAVei open
Iron 2 10 6 y A frst-eiASs tenant dsslred
A FINE tbrec-story BRICK HOUSE, with
IN in-ryeneb Brosfway rent 800 mo1n hso
. BROWSsTOyB HOUSE. 10 Tbry-eehth 81 Lssr fsftAtti
ret al 500. hlSE. COLE GRAY, 90 eiIiLAse:
A PRIVATE family, living in a handsome
brow sre desire ~ LII tht lhlsD ILOOh
ey ALL furnished gentleman ard vile of bPh mouse
tesprg references gn and rsqued j. Station L.
FRENCH FLATS To LET-in suites Of SIX
a., icehs eaeh ell Improvements so 70 s44 each hPpJ on
~ -,s, o. Mo BILL, No 43J ". 34A-st lesI sts-aye
+ ih>l and THIRD FLATS in brOwn-stoDe
~ L-st Goblet of 3caye., . large hsbs1
ies tbs % ~ 80 coz lety oveiLsaed srf pu ~ 'ute
s O te' room e!0sft ball D. n.si 10 oil ID sGAhol
~ M. l4i sLo yu1l IA Len Lied A Tb Fyeasng iubet
e b,4 la'tl has aa1 is erqensiscy ca fc,td b,thte
49,. 70 Et.t lone rei.aht isT e. uuyplc es AID 1 ~
AAhurL KiLfA l..Lk. J. CVJ a1..,e ~
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fjousfs ano forms Wanieo.

CMALL FRUIT or TRUCK FARM, with
- crop and tools complete wanted 70 s.st or so shares
b r-ivece rurchae single who vii 'ithfl
,, AZ take charge Refrreuoes WORKMAN Bon 1874
El4abctk, n J.
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Country Board.

AN INVALID LADY, with her daughter or
sas IN, family iso lsy trends ce11 !" "o0''e'' "a
ctt. M PrafAIlsie. n D.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

sai RHSiDENCk for SALE with 20 or 80 acres OF Lsnl house
meatt, pce Tor al $1,000. $4,000 remain bond and
the 20 - land uUu f0r Ioea-
ton and an ptrct arr aprlv 10 HOMER MORGAN
No 2 N orb
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

D.,cuc touaIy - miles northeast OF Poaghseepse, one
Stsug and z. r. a. oletlid mile from At
excellent LAND. well stocked
IN fruits comfortable house, good barn, DC The
whole ucghbOThOOd
exceptionally bealtLuL TnbuIe ofe New-Yok
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Gitp i1roperir TO fet.

49, ~~~ -~~
yI,O LET.-A neatly furnished 3-story HOUSE
for s25 per month bcsri for adults and child 81 lol
wes, l2,b-st Immediate possession
TTIO LET.-An unfirnished SECOND FLAT.
rooms in high .toop IN neighborhood uner
references exchanged reduced from $50 to 500 1o West
Artist.
FTO LET, with steam power, FLOOk at
23 and 2Shs 50rS0 feet well lighted and ooe OF
the best in mechanical will be rented cheap Ap
ply premises OF SMITH CRANE
ITO LET-In West 72d-st., near Central Park,
apeasani place HOUSE with grounds 72isi is vide
sTe Eghhve rent low Inquire
Of B VAN AIKEN No. 3l6 West 52tst.
rNO LET-To suit the times, four-story old
Il fashioned HOUSE e6ed with all modern improvements rent
$500 rooms: neghbohoo West Forty third st. Apply 10
BENJAMIN RICHARDSON, 692 Klshhsve.
FTHE Large STORE corner of Third-ave and
Il Sriethst been divided aud the CORNER PORTION
LET Location for frtoss customer second TO none
opening for Gents Furnishing Mner Tailor Chns Conie
&C. Moderate good business man or Noan iVu'
Third-sve
TO LET
THR BRICK STORE and SECOND LOFT No ia FrOnst Fine
Bsh, ONCE rent 81 800. Apply
Ell. LUDLOW Co,
No. 3Pne-st
WATER FRONT, with BULKHEAD. to
w Lease-Twenyghtbs half the block on East River occu-
lumber yard last ~ years. D. hcBLROf III hast lhrV
niuthst
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Waters.

WAIIER,-A French young man as first
elias. WATBR understands his business thoroughly would
,et B TIER in private family also willing 70 make himself use
ul; can furnish superior reference Apply ODBLLs AGENCY,
lOJ VI 81 N Rrnahq
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Brooklpn propertp 60 fet.

COLUMBIA HIGHTS, BROOKLYN-Fin
~ view ryer; RENT from June to Oct brownsion
HOUSE fully aud handsomely furnished terms ess TO small and
sponsible family Address Box 227 Eew-iors Posi-Ofee
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

L'OR SALE-On the premises, at W OOdslde,
New Jrsrv. At auction WEDNESDAY MAY 90 at RES
IDENCE WASHING TONAyE opposite Bwocave lately
r. Fowler chance purchase elegant
suburban home ocsteI the UPPER PAkT or NEWARK y g.
convenient churches schools and msrset to the
0sis. proportion OF purchase
The WOodie depot Of Ere Railway
within House hiss double walls with IL modern
impFoyenui grounds and e oruamelted r trees stable &C
All edd Lot 9OH3GS fronting two broad avenues
lying adsantaeousy Take 1880 train Of
Chsmtens Noo3Ie Station. Newark n j. J. r. H. L. HAY,
CO Becgle and Fourhave. Newark y. J
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New-gersrp Real estate for Sale.

A HOME IN THE C0UNTRY.-CentralN \. j.
N land have lots and land by the for
line " the Central K ofN j. Apply
A. u. HOPB or BLsrON MARSH, ll9 Loertyst
EOR SALE-0n Central Railroad of New
Jersey bour from city yng alongside the depot Az acres Of
~''' rutland WHITING, Beetmsnst
EARM-Over 100 acres near NewY York, in
SewYork city HOUSE Foryseondst difference adjusted
wM PoOLEY Pne-st
ENOR SALE-A handsome VILLA, situated
IN Highland Park East New Brunswick n u sold because the
Three Photographic OF
pllce Shoe Leather Bank, Broadway where
Vrce. terms aud other n''1nation NAV be ktown
EOR SALE or to RENT-A furnished HOUSE
part Of Trenton n j. Directly the banks Of
Of whh commands ne house large and
containing about - plenty Of cearag water
9513OO and Is shaded by 6ne trees also stable and
rsbe the will be will be sold
ess, terms Apply 70 JAMES PRICE NO 200 hoison-st
/ ONG BRANCH, near 0cean-ave.-For sale,
II desirable PLOTS each and haf excellent oca-
ton terms JANIS PhlCb No zoo hndson-st
NEAR MONTCLAlR.-Anel elegant and beauti-
IN fu HOME grounds furniture and valuable
works viii eel lease h good party
Immediate. A. G. DAkWlN' 229 BroadwaV4 =
ORANGE n. j. (Speciaty) REAL ESTATE
~ oF sale HAMILTON Il WALLIS, 80 Finest, N Y,
OF opposite Vrne. a. Depoi, Oange.
nRANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
oaoe houn from TO H. GERRY 80 Nassau Lberl7..t
OWNER going 10 Europe viii sell beautiful
~ COUNTRY RESIDENCE AZ bargain; Eve house il
% York NewJersey Railroad, 80
.aiy. Fall particulars and photographs wiih
RULAED WHITING Beetmsn-st
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

HUGH y. CAMP, AuctiOneeT,
H VIII se a auction
THURSDAY. May 81 1874.
~ Il oeocf, the Exchange SsesroOm. II Broadway
~, order q tie Supreme Court
Under direction Of JOSHUA r. OWEN, Referee,
1HE VALUABLE NATER FEONT
BOUNDED b. PA snd l3,h3ves and sch q 9lst sts
ll5 LOIS
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Gardeners.

GARDENER and USEFUL MAMA German
,onng man fse,s Gardeners understand flower and vget
able gardening also hot and coli grayees furnish excellent refer
enee Apply at oDELLS AGENtY 100 West 3tb Bc al
way, for II. D.
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Farmers.

..Nn S6TH-ST., 2D-AVE.-Situation wanted
OO by Swedish person OF good hshts; 2l YEAR,
been N this eounry years prefer, FARMING where be
have home and board sober character need apply
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
Gourtrn Real gstate for Sale

4 CHARMING place of about three acres at
~ Dsren Sau I'd Conn for sale cheap excellent
soa.e Is sod barn gre fruit sne ba.gg snq boating
JAMES PRICE. No. 200 Huison-st
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Brooklyn Board.

DOARD AND PLEASANT ROOMS for gem
eueu n Spanish private fmlT convenient 10 tso IN OF
ofrotur foT gentlemen dsrcus OF beeomt familiar
80, The so,r aucaage apply the Tribune Uptown On 81 =
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

colored man just from
narylani, sSITUATION as GROOM or Farm HAND under
'Ah' 'as 'oTi we'll Can be at 543 6ths second hoo
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EOR SALE SOUTH PARK PROPERTY,
autiion Sales Of Real Csiale.

AutIION SuIl5 OF NEdI V5INIt.
DINGEE. PORTER & Co., Aucti0neers.
~ Valuable anrro IN be Ward.
WEDNESDAY, NAV 20 1874,
Real Etste tIcl8uge il Broadway. 81 II ocock.
bidder the valuable fourtory and base
ne M BUILDINGS the northwest WayeIyplsoe and
T,ltst and build adjoining I Waveieypae in tne
Faef psiCuarss At aaetoDee 23Os Tbra7e IL Broad
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

ab places lover 100 splendid
fruit, Wn h De gaueD, conservatory elegant walks rustic bridges
fountain. sc house. arranged, i bowling alley
tsra saoe &c farm house "A rooms in perfect order
JAMES PRICE Nc. 200 Huison-st
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

k'OR SALE-THE OLIVER WOLCOIT
PLACE. containing 20 400 'front.' vii be sold
DIVIDED Ois purchasers Address Box 297 Lch
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
West Side.

A PRIVATE FAMILY owning house will
~ RENT oue or handsomely furnished ROOMS to gentleman
tr,Ga lO1 Me.l lst.st.
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Cooks.
( (OOk-By a Young MAN understands all

Honl Ike place private family hotel boarding
ous understands both branches thoroughly furnish the best
o. eenee Inquire for HONG CONG 0des Agency, 100
''es 5iihs st corner Broaawsy.
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19
boaro ano Rooms.

,S WEST 12TH-ST., between 9th and 9th
ave-FURNISED ROOMS with without board 10 gentle
zen; also PsroT Floor for pbysieiin or dentist
New-York tribune., 1874-05-19

V,O LET.-A neatly furnished 3-story HOUSE
for 1925 month and board for two Adu" sno e io
West l2thst Immediate possession
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~~E~-MENTS


Mtns-iO eentS per share; levied, MAY j; Dc
linquent, Juts ,; sale day' June 20
cents Per ,nars; Is.leu' WAY
IL dshnqnsni' 'ansi sac uay' sune II
New Nerk Censoaidatsd,sl per share
levied, Nay ~ delinquent, June IL; sac
aAS' ,une ~
10 cents per share levied, ApfhS' de-
nn'"en'.
Ortgtnai e.siu isiii-eo esnis Per shars
lsvled, Na,.h s'' uenniuen'' Aprh !" safe
day jane 10
Geoanssn-a cents per shAre levied 'ay
is' osIn'a." nv ". .s''.s' 80
koek sisna-ti share lstieH' NAY :
sierra NeSai.A-tz y per share; levied
May ~; delinquent 'ahs ~; sAs Jay
Jnly w.
saSage-s5 per share levied, MAY n; do
linqaeni, June -; sale day, July IL.
WoedSiiie- 3 share; levied. NAY u;
delinquent, jun y; sale DAY, July 10
Juiia-si per share; levied. Nav -; delin'