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New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
DEPARTURE UF FOREIGN MAILS
SATURDAY., SEPT. 10.

Mails for re.. Britain ireland. Queenstown and Liverpool
A. N. AsuDpleneniV
AZ the Po.Odce az 10 N sails II a. m from Fler NO.
81 North River. ,-n .,...
Po French bY the steamship vile De Pas nas eo'e
m hin psais fromP Pier No. 80 North River
Southampton and Bremen per the
non.n .. 40 m Supplementary Mail closed al Tie Post
oGee Steamship sails at N rom pier o"' o inra
81 Hoboken. -
has for H,vana Mexico bv the steamship Cuba close D m
Supplementary Mail closed AZ the 1o,tOmse Al 80" p "
.alsa at 3 0 m.. from Pier No. 8 " K A.
and Panams BY the steamship SV
close AZ 10 m Steamship sails at IL NJ from Per No y " H.
halifax closed a. the Ne"ioh ro'EV'' e'su
tay ai D. n, and goss Boston oo
InNs. ,,os. II o,eock N ss0nee open from a
MONDAY SEPT 81. .
Mails for Hsr ssnio Domingo Porto Plata etc y zoe
Ashland close All % M samshp sails from Pier No ~
North River e,..u.h,.
mails Hays BY rYbee. close N steamship
ON Martins Stores BrooElYu
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
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BEECHER's TREATMENT OF MRS. Tito

BEECHER's TREATMENT OF MRS. TILTON.
have only to add that know no words
OF measured moderation in which TO characterize fty
Mr. Beechers recent treatment OF this broken-hearted
lady whom he has flung against the wall Of Plymouth
Church and dashed pieces. First, he instituted a
public Committee inquire into her adultery with him
whereas he ought have protected her against this
exposure then ne beckoned her away from her hus-
bands house. making her very fight bear witness TO
her guilt; then he subOrned her to give false
testimony against her husband, with view
to destroy him before the world then with
unparalleled baseness, he turned upon the com
panon of his crme and accused her Of having been the
tempter rather the tempted-declarng that she had
thrust affections upon him unsought " then he va
rousy indicted her for what he called her needless
treachery to her friend and pastor" expressing his
doubts whether TO call her (as he says saint or the
chief sinners" arguing as he AGAIN. that she
be either corrupted TO deceit or 30 broken In
mind to be irresponsible" debating with
himself (as he says still further) whether he
should not pour out his indi ignaton upon her aud
hold her up contempt - and then after making all
these contemptuous references tOiher in his published
statement, he prompted his Committee to render YER
dict against her in which they declar her con-
duet towards Mr.. Beecher their own theory or
her innocence 10 be utterly ndefensibe " and last Of
ALL he permitted his own journal. The Christian UHIon'
70 stigmatize her a poor, weak woman, whose tes-
A1"
who had tempted her to utter her fasehoods In his own
behalf
All this base ana brutal conduct by Mr. Beecher
toward Mrs Tton prompts TO speak OF him in fierce
and burning words. But forbear Vengeance Is
mine will repay, saith the Lord" have become SO
used TO sorrows in my life that cannot wish for
their infction upon another man, worst
enemy I will not ask the public TO visit upon
Mr.. Beecher I any greater condemnation Tor
the desolation which he has brought upon those
who loved, trusted, and served hun, than L
have in past times seen him suffer rom Ms own
sef-innicted tortures in contemplation OF the very
crime for which be has now exposed to the scorn
and pity Of the world. know well enough how his own
thoughts have bowed him agony to the DUST and this
"a enough. Wherefore, in contemplating my empty
house. my scattered children. and my broken home'
thank Heaven that my heart is spared the pang OF TINS
mans remorse for having wrought ruin which not
even Almighty God can repair. THEODORE tlLroN'
Brooklyn, Sept. 16, 1874.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

Of forgiveness him. he wrote In that word con
done the pnfuest possible confession Of his adutery
In like manner Mr. Beechers letters, when resd In
view Of the one sad guilty sct which Is the keyno'c
TO their tragic meaning constitute four years history
Of q mind afflicted with "anxcty, remorse, fear anu
despair all In consequence OF discovered adultery
II I have been thus explicit in reiteratins mi
Beechers crime Ia not for the sake Of proving ro
his letters for sufficiently proved it without nep
from these only to show that did not garbe tnose
letters when pointed to them as proofs OF adu'eiy
and repeat that II Beechers letters have been S's no
savs, " wiekedly Varbled" 1t Ia he who has garoed
them. It is I who have restored them TO their 'ru'
meaning
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

THE GARBLED LETTERS


Mr. Beecher says that | have garbled his
Ietters.p Ipresented in my statement brief
tracts from his letters simply because had not access
10 the letters complete But the letters complete bear
more severely against him than the fragments which
quoted now the public 10 Judge him by his com
pleGe letters not By my extracts. for he VIII
tbus fan into far greater condemnation. When
in my Bacon letter I quoted few lines OF
Mr. Beechers apology, it said that II
had added the remainder Of that apology the second
part would have explained away the nrst But 1t
was found Afterwards that the entire apology,
when printed was tenfod weighter than the few lines
IN nv first extract Ia like manner the brief phrases
and paragraphs which gave IN my sworn statement
from his letters afterward softened but nten
sAed by the publication Of the letters In fuI4 The
brief extracts we're the wnd-he complete letters we're
the whiriwind. more garbed Mr., Beechers letters
by making from them the extracts which did, than
would garble the decalogue by quoting to him from
IL the single commandment " Thou shalt not commit
adultery"
Nevertheless IL s '-ue as Mr. Beecher says that his
letteBs have been garbed" he goes far as TO cay
that they have been wickedy garbled" and this, too
cannot be denied But II Is not who have CARRIED MI
Beecher's letters; II Is Mr.. Beecher himself. For
maintain that the pretended explanations which he has
given Of them-against their plain neutrality-suspicious.
what knows to be the fscts 10 which they reer-and
against the common sense Of an ntelligent public;
All this is garbhne Of o heinous kind. Mr.
Reeoher is the man who has garbled his let
ters. It is he who has tried TO take out Of then
their manifest meaning 1t is he who has perverted
their plain phrases into doubtful interpretation Mr.
Reecher saw at glance that hs letters on being read
I'M straightforward manner by the public convicted
him oandultery He knew that unless these ette rs
scuId iss explained into something which they dd
mean he would stand death By the
point Of his own pen 1t is the part Of brave man
when be speaks to abide By his words. Mr. Reechers
behavior toward hs letters proves him - be that
most ptisble Of all eowards-a man who cares not face
his own handwriting.
His defense Il that these letters written 10
press ms remorse for having given 20 Mrs. rton bad
advice have already proven by the written tesu-
msuy Of MIA Eutops mother thst hI. BeochsI lever
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
SKIPPING INTELLIGENCE

POET OF sBW-IoRk....... shrh 10
CLEARED.
Steamship Bolivia CBr) Munro, Gasgow Henderson brca
steamship Britannia (Brl Thompson, Liverpool Cofns
seamship Parta BL Watson Liverpool VIA 0aeensoNn Cha
s..m.ao cy n Montreal ( MrehOuss Liverpool te John G.
Steamship VILE a Pan. Pr) H.vre George Merepne
ss.nship spain (Br Trace Liverpool VIA Sasens""n e. '" .
s.su.hiu Ellen g. Terry sLys ssrbsD, c. Murray FERN
Co. A., rr v..I..r.L
s..sm.hip Concord Norman PHILADELPHIA, Nrspsne- hsp
seamship Anne s.een, Wilmington DeL A Ao9o.A
s,s.m,hip Bristol wallace philadelphia James Hand.
Bars Bdsh Rose Harding Aaehaaa sd y a. soar- Bros
R.,s 5000, Rnek,sn Qussnso~n Falmouth for orders
Tstens Boeknaan.
.,,. s, =, rH.,. fspt s.dIsr Glasgow Sept via Larus
stb .ith rsdss and pass 70 Aasun Bal WIN Co =,
s.ssmship CiJ herda Tmnern.n hs'sas s sept IL ~
ss..n.hiD Couabs Crov. Charleston Sept L. with nde aud
p 20 W nar, savannah Sept l5 With ndse and paaA to
seh4 rcs smith of Jsassboro, Smith !Iei'0A's 10 days
With lumber.
- e.. isETb, Cunsrd steamship ssmars Bill
Has f,on sostop ssua Liverpool area nsfe ~
II: Whit. st. Line tn. Taa.a iss steamship
Cy s.d hence sed.y foI ss ,,,<e rboma.
- srg.s' u ys.s s.s s.e, s arrived here to-day.
1900 ssot Is-Ths Eagle Line eamship Schiller
from Me-. Yori sept 8. for HanbarG arrived " As 20"
.ovmIs SEQ, Ia-rS. Anchor Lus .s.n.eip rn'snA nom
Hsu-YorA sept s. fot glasgow arrived asfs 1'' aSA'
s~,. ia, Duseh Island bsrs Picueer Of and
,a, ~ a.,fa,a ii months With ll3O seA sperm s
DISASTERS.
Lospos Sep, la-rhs s.rs EesHsss snsn ssa s IT, ss.s
~ ss.s m IN solI.as" aaa -sts s.sssr vss.l
I4sT,c crI J. SEP. lawr.stsn s.,' sess 70 sss '. s
Sr TSssa SaAs Ness ~ ssssssA fass'i
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19

mine, but brought about by Mr.. Beecher and Mrs
Tiltou, who united IN demanding 10 at hands, and
who by this demand left alternative bus 70 com
ply or to refuses compliance being ruin TO them
my refusal ruin to myself Forced TO make choice be
tween these two aternatives-both almost equally hor-
rble to my feeng-I at last determined not to be thus
orowbeaten by two persons who. having received my
past pardon and my continuous forbearance seemed at
last attacking my very life ask the public therefore,
TO weigh the fact which I have thus set forth,
namely that responsibility for the revelations which
have made rests not on me- but on Mr. Beecher and
Mrs. Tlton. wash my hands OF It.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
Aurtion 6ales of Real Gstate.
A ]. BLEECKER, SON g. WHITE,
n. AVterTOyFRRS No "a PTyRST


A J. BLEECKER, SON g. WHITE,
"A. AUCTI0NEBRS, No. 80 PfNBST.
REGULAR AUCTION sALRS OF REAL ESTATE,
STOCKS BONDS Exchange Saesoom No. III Broadway
REAL ESTATE property rented and apprasnents
or Executors AtmnistrAo or As
PARTICULAR ATTENTION given auction Of her-
Household Furniture etc at residences and stores
EXECUTORs SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION
II PARM containing fl6 at
Liberty Corner Somerset County j. near n j. est Line
TUESDAY Sept 29 For description, terms trains &c.,
inquire Of j. C. sUTPHEN N. D., Executor PlAnseld, n J.
THE GREAT ROCKLAND LAKE LAND
% when 400 ACRES Of elegant VILLA PLOTS,
with Hudson River and the Lake and the HOTEL
PROPERTY Lake viii be absolute sale Tickets already
issued will be good At same place and hour . ..
For further Information. appy JAMES MILLER and j.
MArHEWSON Il SON Nos ! and 1 Pin,st, N. I,
no CAPITALISTS.-ASSl SALE of
Il the AMERICAN SLATE oUARRIES. The underugned As
sznees Slate Company will offer Pubic Sale
the premises sangoB Washington township Lsagh County
Pa, on - -aSs
85 acres Of land Tho improvements thseoa are
20 IN excellent
for manufacturing Roofing Pav1g Aass
and all kinds VI Slate Aso wo-storT dveinghouse sabns Se
together improvements The
naro1a reputation being OF the
American market srd proseed small
operator the country The quite
esIey on premises third contemplation and also xha
the Lehh VALLEY and Lehgh and Susquehanna Railroads
Trout Branch within
mills Of the Lehgh Canal We invite capitalists c the premises
GEO ASBwALT,
GEO. r HERMAN
HENRY H. DASH.
Agrr Of ate
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
Gountrp Real estate for Sale

A HOME AS A PRESENT-Ten neat two
n dwellings taow nearly completed are 70 DC distributed az
Garden CITY Park al Re
Hall 3j5 Thir-ave Christmas Eve. 1874 NO EXTRA
GRATIS Every aItyourth purchaser WI" receive eompe
stands Come and them Free
at store 355 Thir-aye and special train
on SUNDAYS Long Island Railroad Depot at Hunters
Point returning Free tickets ana maps at HckeocF
Estate Hesquaer 355 rhtaye. corner Of rsen.yIhs
EOR SALE or EXCHANGE, 100 acres of
LAND Wood County Wisconsin. Address LAND Tribune
West Side office, 30S West 23dst
q O00 DOWN and Balance to Suit the
ID .OOO PIrchaserA fne large. light and sel-ocated
Factory only five miles from this city railroad line freight depot
doo 25horse 40hOrse boiler and hatcher
save and factory. Call upon BENJAMIN
HITCHCOCK Real Estate Headquae Thirdaye and
Tgent sixtb- St. between and IL a IN.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
DRNIsON P. COON, J, W sIEUhAN'
, A A. .ddrsss-y yarwirh Conn

COAL LANDS for SALE.-For sale in Dade
" Coanty Georgia 100 ACRES BIrUdSoUs COAL LAND
The coal quality and practically nerhausab The land
located Mountain = miles from Whese station %
tbe sTe and Chattanooga Railroad which only IA miles vm
Chattanooga having requisite capita ms IS an an
uuay opportunity that Will require ont mod
crate money tyeoy in region where there Is an Hne
For further particulars Apply 70
CHARLES T. HOLMES Boz l27, POs-ohce, haeon GeorEa
EOR SALE, on easy terms-Ihe LEASE,
STOCK FIXTURES Of veleaolhed shoe store IN e'h-
ave For parcu ars app GEO SILVER Assignee 81 Warren ST.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
pASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM BRTsToL-h. ,4anlsaip CornrdH, sept lS-MIs
Pinchon Miss Grst Miss Francis, hrs hng Mrs y W. n'I
Fadley wife Miss Day Mss Webb MT hu'eaeson sn rs
w. G. Pratt Mr. and Ara Joseph hatch and daasnse % u r.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun dses.. 6:A4 seu.. oUz hoon @s '''''"l4iVo
rHp pAr-Ls
sandy Hosh. l:OS Cows lssnd l4Z HsH ua's rey e'ol
HfGH rHD DAY.. m
Candy 12T gov, I.lspd 2ll Hell Gate Ferry 400
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
REAL ESTATE.
rKw.YoRK. Friday. Sept. IS. 1874

NEW-YORK, FrIuNys repI' TO- H"'s'
There were no sales at the Exchange sales
rooms to-day and the attendance Of dealers was very
small.
Messrs. Lespinasse & Friedman report the sale OF
eight lots seventy-second and seyentythird-sts
300 feet east OF Eleventhave Oox2Oo for S5oOo cash.
The price was very favorable to the purchaser
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
Qhdnres tor BUSINESS fler

PHYSICIAN of 30 years practice. % In
N NewYcrk City sl sell his years ease once ana
1roure worth will OF practice worth SlOOoo,
All for s 500 health for selling For further psa-
r, c, AZ 75 3lt ST. for one NeeE lmme-
date Possession partnership might be Effected oy caas pen
4 LARGE PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE
n The Printing SoSch Printing COmpans comprising
a yorcteh Vkv 4ror1 all toe material lse The plbhca
cation OF Norieh DAILY Adttr together with on, Of The 81
and most Job Printing Ofes Connecticut
offered sor sale night publish stemans CITY DIRECTORY also
all the as-d 10 th pnbneaton
Tbe hoe Press medium Adams Press, deny
Corou small Potter Press with and card eusr four
and everything requisite Tor carry
business perfect order Ihe eegAn oal
ing Of COMPANY the Junction Of water an os
sold desired The COMMITTEES
on the Stockholders auIhOnZd sell this establishment ars
VI VAC uFSPy a TRAlY GEORGE SHERMAN
nRNfsoS p COOy J. w sTEDhAN.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
Brooklpn Real gstats for Sale.

TOR SALE, on Brooklyn Hights, with tine
view Of BAY elegantly built planned and inished 4sory
DWELLING, 25r65KlO0 with without furniture
70 adjoining desired FOR
ucuars apply 10 HOMER MORGAN, Pne-sLi " I.
EOR SALE to close a Trust-The elegant
two-story DWELLING with double lot southeast
half price Of Newfork property
open GEORGE BIDGOOD, Office NAN
4 PARSONS SO Pinest
EOR SALE ON VERY EASY TERMS.
1902 Pineappe-st-Frame and house lot 21I6O.
40 81 and 50 Nassau sFrame dwellings lot 4iKiOO
Nos 2o6 and 26s WashingtOnt-Frame dwelling lot 4orfO
l79 and 1877 Wiows-3ory and basement BRICK houses
No. 43 WilloughbysL-3sory brick house lot 2orlOO.
No. 81 Hcks-st-3-storY brick house; lot, 23xlOO
No. 1853 Remsenst-3-st0ry brick house lot. 2JrloU
W. P. COOK, 235 WasniugtOn-st BROOKLYN
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
New- 5ersep Rsd Gstate for 5alf.

A GOOD INVESTMENT.
N sALE-5OOOO Of LAND in Southern NevJerey;
body Of 900 and upwar These
By navigation anu railroads They
good wood and cedar lumber Address g.
WRIGHT, Rlxood, " J.
EOR SALE, in Paterson, at Market-st. Sta
ton new HOUSE and GROUNDS, with yearly Communication
" Y City. JAS. TOMPKISs, SO Liberty-st, \. 7.
DOR SALE, very low, TO close an estate-A
handsome lOoom HOUSE ami "A Of and 23 miles IN
schools and magnificent rivers high
ground healthy splendid country good neghbors Re- more nd
purchased adjoining BOokhOUI Executor 20 LoeFN
st., Nes.York.
nRANGE, Y. j. (Specialty).-REAL ESTATE
~ for SALE RENT; low prices easy terms HAMILTON
WALLIS 80 Pine-st " Y opposite principal depot Orange
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
" L ohee from % 3 60,
l. H. GERRY. SO Nassau. cor Libertyst
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
Corporation Notices.

~~y~y ~
CONDEMNED HORSES.-The Fire Depart
~ meut wIl sell AUCTION. at II o'clock noon sept 2s
sr Uspsrs see THE CITY RECORD Copies No
City Hall
CONCRETE FLAGGING.-SEALED PRO
~ POsALs BY Department OF Public Paks a1
$3.50 Sept %, ls7i tor Concrete FAsns On five POM"
PARK o,s.-u.,,
I0RP0RATION SALE OF FERRY LEASE.-
Nseaed bids viii be received & CompOlers On % be osose
on SATURDAY september 49, 1874 for Lease OF TIA
Ferry NewYOrt. to Gudst Brooklyn for yean
from September is, 1874
ANDREW H. GREEN, Comptroller
Ysv.York, ComptrOlers oSee September 8, 1874
EOR COAL.-SEALED PROPOSALS will be
received oy Police Department until 10 O'clock
Sept 22 1874, for l,45O Tons Coal
For paeArs The City Record Copies for sale AZ No City
Hall.
HAY. OATS, STRAW and FEED.-SEALED
PROPOSALS by the Ponee Department until 10
O'clock A m sepL 2l fos av Meal sd Feed
Fer pArtcuar The City Record Copies for sae a. No. zC
Hall
I-nT117E &C SAT = of LANDS and TENE-
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19


CIDER-MILL wANTED.-Any person hav-
hs,d ,ourssy cs1sr Mil sad Prs fof sale ncrA
49, i1 MD, ron dy vll psass sassus asaas svss -
IgO0DY g. JEMISON.-COTT0N FAC1OR8
Tssasi - wnasDSa. asVteA
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
NETWORK CITY.


BaI.srst Nos 3S and 40 6s5 Of Leonarist 35r90i
harcns 0ppenhme and Chtres OCOnnor eHn Of Lewis ooo
Phillips 70 John seIton fo0VV"
o1a';, "a E.r S.45ey = sas Of sl' 5000
35dst 1876 Of 2d-aye l6x9s 3; 33ds, 8, ~ ~
Of 2aVe, l6r9S9 Edward Gale, ref TO SAthanieiO 600
HooteY. ~~N
33lst n 2404 n OF 2i-aye, 81 1859 George Car
s'Y'on Ne..na.'a Conn :" James 10000
Ipon earns2 Ug II o. 1855
Lyon esriinsr u u 1856
Iv5n sriiDer = 9Ue e VI 1855
10 Lyou q Ca Gardner ".. s22S
34hs. 800 Of 2i-sve, 2Ox91.6 Alfred " Lowepe,
ref Jones' Oliver Jones and John -
Gardiner. Of Oliver 9O32
to bernard III FMec.Sd l2ooo
ref o. ei.Oir. GOl.nid. 400
r.i 70 ssmus p Patterson ~ $500
70 william Howell $4,000
rsf 70 achard SchoIs $500
lender ref to Charles wede $3.50
123i-si n O. 1870 " Of 4,h-ave, l4xlOOlli John
Decker Newark 70 John HWay........-........ 100
ASns.m Dryfops TO Bsniamn Douglass $50 600
Lot 10 Union Hill Farm at Foriham ride By Ancrev
Fnday dated November 1874. containing and al-IO0
z MARY Ann Pbehn widow Of John Phelan hichasl
Pbean MsrY Phean AMI James Phean. surviving r1-
dren Of John Pheln, TO the 81 Aarys Academy and naus
Female school
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
V0TICE of SALE of LANDS and TESE-
SENs for uupad for streets sTeuaes and PAk Spsn
iags widenlags and extensions - - ,..,


udsr N. direction Of ANDREW H. GREEN Comptroller the Ov
undersigned hereby rves pnbhe ote osaah
IN, the for the collection ~ sies
amend relation thereto passed Apn > ol nat
Al. -s.oeciv. owners lands which
have the confirmation OF SID asrss
men streets and park openings wdenngs and ersn
on the remaining unpaid 70 the Clerk Of Arrears.
Al h, Office Departnen the New Courthouse Tho
together with the interest uereon Al s ra t
per per sunGm, 70 the ane Of paynent sa
~. charges sdverssmenL And asfAuit shai
lands snd tenmen vii be sold a. pab
Hc auction Courthouse he City Hall Para IN Toe Cy
which shall ofs 70 ik voc w. N
the amount OF the assessmert 20 Tue ne az
paid and the interest thereon az aere.nd 20 tns na -
together this notice and asa al sn
and that such % r ~
from anti all the ands and s1snsas ass A'ssa oi
And notice hereby farther that estaled statement Of The
ownership Of The property assessed AND on ,ns
assessments and unpah pabsnea sah wa.
tar m t he ,.ne A. 3. cADY. clert Of Arrs.rH
0TD IRON. &c.-The Department of Public
~ wors sil ct PUBLIC AUCTION a. 10 o'cioeh
sspt 2e 1874 old H also sso eans ''Asdas On
AZ; yo1 S psra.ss .ss THE CITY RECORD Copies for No.
City Hail
DLANK, TIMBER and PTLES.-SEALED
PROPOSALS v be received the Department Of Dcsks sn
II ocIoeI n sept ls7s for ppes months consisting
and esk paI sad anes asd pms ase and ssn
Yor D.susaaI, yhs City Rss0r csslss ss & - Ne cv
Hall
WORK IN CENTRAL PARK.-sEALED
E rsSrSs. =; & s' " ,'T,t ,srs a. q a..ss c..s%
Psssrs Irsa Wok q 10 kssr - ssssss snss
For pss.sr. ~ n. CITY a.dr sss FOR ri. .sa CIV h.n
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
Gitp Real Gstate for Sale.


TOR SALE, price TO suit the times-New and
elegant broTn-soae DWELLING corner Of hAdisonATe ana
66th the premises al all times.
TOR SALE-4OS West 5sth-st., 3-story and
basement brownstone front HOUSE, and LOTT one block nom
possession would exchange Tor
snail place near Railroad cash required
EOUR-STORY high-stoOp brown-stone
HOUSE No 622 Le1ingonave between RtytaTd and Eiiy
tasteuy o. boass fourth door divided and
finished ike third will be sold los for cash mortgage SIOOOO FUR
sold With house II desired Apply on the premises
NO. 10 EAST 46TH-S ST, 200 feet from 5th-ave.
ANFrsrass full ioustory orosnstons HOUSE FOk SALE
low; possession. :. EDDY, Park-plaee
= NEW trst-class DWELLINGS, less than
- one block from Park will sold bargain. Also No
3Os West 5shs Just thoroughly painted and eoed Apply 10
Nm BEDkLL, builder and No. 3Os " est oSsh-st
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
Gonntrn propertp to Ert.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BB RECEIVED AT rhE UPTOWs
OEgICRs "a u Thirty-seeonds.. Jos " sa
rsenty shird 504 Thdsye corner 1hriyfoaHhs o. ms
HARIFH OFPICR 2.2S1 Third One nnpdrsdsnd-
t,,n (arism Savings Bank Bung) azd the BROOK
LYy BRANCH OFFICE 323 wshinseasr, nsIt door 70 4s
Postofes as D. m. AZ regular oaes ra..s
IN JERSEY CITY-In Brulrs new building
on Nevakave elegant sTORB entrance on Two streets
good oeauon store 25HS5 Apply 100 SeSarhae
barber shop
RIO LET-A frst-rate CORNER STAND for
the grocery provision business uoboken ghs rent low !"
a good Apply to A. H. WATSON west hooosen y. .
TO LET IN Y0NKERS-l5 minutes walk
from depot; HOUSE bath, hot cold water and ga
s35 month. Apply 443 Wet 4Ithst
no LET-Large COTTAGE, nine rooms, ex-
grounds ad garden and bowling green or
odue lawn Pasdeave West Hoboken opposite ZSl
NeSYork magnificent view of % nve and bay ths
public hail the gh aud vel idapttd
for both garden and restaurant proper nsns
doubtless be we'll PatrouIed ApD' 10 A. d. "AisoH "s
iobokeu. y.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-19
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DARLOR FLOOR of No. 102 Pineapple-st.;
front suitable ose shop being bat tso doors
from Futonst W. r. COOK. 235 Washington-st BROOKLYN
FINO LET-A brown-stone front HOUSE,
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and ferries within hall me OF
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-10-29

Hope springs eternal in the hu-
man breast, and the Democrats now
even talk of carrying Pennsylvania
on the Sd of November. Ohio and
Indiana were entirely, too much fol
their weak heads and famished stom-
achs. The Democratic party are in
toxicated with success, or, to speak
more plainly, the Democratic party
is drunk. Like the poor inebriate
who mistook a FREELY for locomo-
tive light, it cannot tell the difference
between the glare of a groggery
window and the dawn of day. II
should be careful or it will fall into
the hands of the policemen-or into
the gutter.-[P Philadelphia Press.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1874-10-29
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