davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-11-04
The formula mentioned in 6 ofthe present Ordinance
reads, as follows i:

reads, as follows:
When both parties are present, and The witnesses have been
called and made appearance, the magistrate who is to perform
the act. causes the parties to stand before him, and speaks, there
upon, standing, thus Whereas N N. of N. N. (he mans full
name, state, position and residence) and N. N. of N. N, (he
Womans iul name, state, position and r~esidence,l Who, ... Estate
Ment OF the cause that warrants the parties concerned access to
contract marriage according to Ord. of 10th August 1871 have
applied to the magistrate for having their intended marriage con-
tracted in the manner enacted by Ordinance of 10th of August
1874 being thereto entitled by virtue Of the said Ordinance,
Whereas the public announcement in Court enacted by said
Ordinance Section has taken place without prohibition being
recorded to the magistrate
And whereas every particular by tho SAID Ord. Section S in
accordance with Ord. 80 April 1924, CTR. Rescript 9Th May 1927.
enacted for observance before the solemnisation Of MARRIAGE has
been observed, the contraction ofthis marriage will now take
place. Before, however, thereto proceeding, it is incumbent
on me, as the magistrate Of this place, to remind you, (callirg
the man by name) and you calling the woman by nancy of the
Specification and Importance of the connection you are now on
the eve OF contracting. The promise you have here to give
each other involves an i%rrevocable promise of love, faithfulness,
mutual help and support during life, in all relations, through all
ylcissitudeS: such is the obligation, you undertake in this hour,
and call the magistrate to witness. Respect for the sanctity Of
thIs promise is the condition for the happiness and content Of
families, and the foundation Of moral order the transgresson
thereof Will undermine the peace of your life and conscience,
even if you are not always called to account for it by tho law Of
The land. In the hope and boiefthat you have both considered
this we'll, and have repaired hitber with the firm resolve Of
keeping the promise you give, and live with one another as it
behoves man an3 wife, in love, concord and nodesty,-the
magistrate in the name of the state promises YOU all the rights
If lawful marriage, but also enjoins you to fulfill all the obliga-
tons which married people have towards one another and towards
others, earnestly admonishiug you to fulfil those duties. The
magistrate then addresses the man, saying: Therefore I ask
you n. n. (the mans full name if you take n. N (the woman's
full name) to your wife When the man has to this question
answered Yes the magistrate addresses the woman, saying:
Also do | ask you N. N. Nhe woman's full nancy if you take
n. n. Qhe mans full nancy to your husband When the
woman has to this question answered Yes, the magistrate shall
say: Then | do hereby, as the magistrate of this place, in
virtue of the Law, declare the marriage between mn of N.
and N. n. ofN. n. both persons full names, state and ~residenoe1
to DO contracted lawfully and with full civil validity"
, 1874-11-04
o BIT RY +.
COPIED from a New York Paper)

Died on Friday, Oct. 2 at the residence Of Mrs.
William c. Dougherty, Hackensaok, N. j.. in the
35th year of her age, Judith Caroline Augusta,
wife of Francis Armstrong, of st. Croix, West In
dies.
, 1874-11-04
M TEOROLOGIOAL REPORT.
Christiansted.
Lines.

In the weekly Scheme below, kindly furnished
6oy DIR. Ne UMANN, the three first columns indicate
tns temper ature in the open air at 6 o'clock in the
lnerning. 2 in the afternoon, and 8 in the evening.
E%ooording to the wet and the dry thermometer
, 1874-11-04
xa82s
SHIPPING aNFELL7GE NCE.
x44N
S
G ii r [ S t [ A n S t E D
ON FOBER 1874.

c HR [ STIAN STED
ON FOBER 1874.
ENTERED,
90 Dan. Sch. "Vigilant," p. Pentheny, Mas
ter, from st. Thomas.
30 Dan. Sch. "Hugo," c. George, Master,
from st. Thomas.
81 Dan. Sch, "Vigilant," P. Pentheny, Mas.
ter, from St. Thomas.
NOVEMBER.
2 Dan. Sch; LOTUS" F. Lund, Master, from
West End.
CLEARED,
OCTOBER.
30 Eng; sloop Lizzie" F. Smith, Master,
fer Dominica.
Dan; Sch; "Yigilant," P. Pentheny. Master,
for st. Thomas.
80 Dan. Sch. 'Hugo,"C. George, Master, for
West End.
Amer. Brig George" F. Brown, Master,
for New Haven.
30 Eng. Sloop Eliza James," S. Hughues,
Master, for st. Thomas.
NOVEMBER.
2 Dan. Sch, ''Vigilant," P Pentheny, Master.
for st. Thomas.
!" Dan. Sch. LOTUS" F. Lund, Master, for
West End.
) Amir. Sch. "Chimo" LanselI, Master.
from Bangor-Hedar Shingles, Spruce
Joist, and white pine boards.
, 1874-11-04
ON ESTATE
CONSTITUTION HILL

Total TO November LIST 2s4a Lines.
, 1874-11-04

From the 9th Oct. to the lst November.
Grange. 4 lines, Work & Rest 2. Humbug, Ii.
Retreat II. Morning Star, on the goth II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
TUESDAY. Nov. 3.

TUESDAY. Nov 3.
On Tuesday Nov Election bay, all Domestic Mails will close at
l0A
Mails for Havana steamship City l30 No
Supplementary Mail Steamship sails at from Pier No. Is
North River.
For Irish Mail only Queeustowp steamship Wyoming
~ 80 steamship sails at 1880 from Pier no as
North River
=, IL Supplementary Mail is closed at the Postone
a. 1880 Steamship sails at nom Ief loot Of insist,
HobOkeH. -
Eur0De and Liverpool the steamship
10 Mall closed at the Post
Once II Steamship sails AZ IRON Cunarj Docs Jersey
Mails for Hayt ysneues by the steamship Etna
:. No Supplementary Mail Steamship sails IRON Per
No 81 NJ
THURSDAY, Nov. 5.
Plymouth Cbebourg Hamburg
IL :30A Supplementary Mail the
Pesocs a. 1880 Steamship sails at from foot OF
Hoboken
MANS Havana III. steamship City Of Merida close
. Supplementary Mail closed the Post 0Gc gao
Steamship sails II from Pier No n. K.
FRIDAY, Nov 6.
Mail HsnfsI The NewYori Pos0 hee
DAY at p m, and goes VIA Boston
SATURDAY. Nov. z.
Mails Great Britain and Ireland Queenstown and Liverpool BY
IL 80 Mail closed
the Post0hee 80 0. Steamship sails D. H.
Pier No. 81, North RIVER
For Mail, steamship Nectar msn
a. 80 Supplementary Mail closed the Post Omee
1870 N steamship sails at from foo, Of Tbirdst Ho
boken
Paasc Central Amere. per steamship
N. Supplementary all
Ome Al IL a steam ~ NJ. from Pier No AZ n.
Mails for key wed steamship CITY Of Waco, D.
Steamship sails at D. m. from Pier e. 20 r.
sappentn Mail 4. closed a. the Pos,oHce al 24O
p H. Steamship sails At 5 u. from Pier No. 3,N.R.
SUNDAY, Nov. s.
Al maseo'e hi' S'eoetA ~ The fostoacs IRON Ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03

Steamship North Point smith Phav,pss Icl's Steamship Co
s,sam,liO ph'aephi., DAVIS. phI.aspn' J:ss: Hand.
Steamship Georgia tBr HcKesae, A g. Ooebrdgs
:%:o w,sSa. ss sss: va VII
Steamship Gre.. Western Bn) windham Bristol Eng T. Nor
steamship Gl.ucns Bear.. Boston n. p. pnccl.
Shea ssSn S'1 TsssS S nephew
Bart Norma tBrl Smith, Charleston and savannah. ~
r. W. Gnnhs DBL DIummond, hsisnias James Ward
Barb Juno Forio taus.) Aersndrs EGYPT slocoyich Co
s.s %.aosCa Ger Waiter tssSS W. s'An@ o.
Brig L. w. Armstrong Morrow. Georgetown psmerara v"
sehr MAID Of the MIST Smith st. Pierre H. A. vat.bie
esr aeI psssr Esw S, Ps "a
s sS a. v; S p p hecmsse W SSslms,.
PuDmcr ST. John R.. Miller Hoosh'
schr Angler, Bessie Providence, Joseph g. Cotsrei
schr g Richards Br Peck 81 john BP revias Son.
seSr E PenOnes Ressris 5ssisonvii Van Bruns Bro
sloop Cornes Bekhof, Newark. National Lgbserags Co.
Steamship Oceanic r Jsnnns Liverpool Oct a. oueen-
town I'D, VI mds pass r. J. COrtG
steamship France IBrl Ales Liverpool Oct Is. via Boston si
sesm.hD Of Austin kdse Galveston Oct "a and Key West
Steamship Batavia Br, Mouaad Liverpool Oct TO- via Queens
2lst with mdse and pass. 70 C. q. Pranctlyn "a m
with mdse and pasA 10 A. Outerbridge
Bg Carlos of Poland Ahsron. Matansss 10 DAYS. With
Brig Cenuego days with and cedar
sehr Robert Myan Edndge San Bias 40 days with cocOanu
FOREIGN PORTS
Nov 2-The Allan Line steamship Hbernian Archer
from Montreal Oct 49, for Liverpool arrived he to-day.
NEWCASTLE Del. Nov 2-TSs 6nsea States monitor M.nton
'Ps ''s q Ss tag cGs ts .s S.'ss %es Violet arrived
here yesterday from Philadelphia.
MOVEMENTS OF PACIFIC MAIL STEAMERS.
Steamship arrived PrancscO Nov from Panama
lin tow BY Anzona). 112 passengers $50 tons freight
For Latest Ship Netos see Seventh Paqel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

PROM LIvBRPoOL-ln steamship Basario 2-Dr and Mrs
L. HsIe Mr. Mira Lincoln child ami maid, Mrs Jacsb ~
Pierce Miss B. Pierce Miss D Pierce Miss W Pierce Dean
Pierce Pierce jr and Mrs Temple H. Mssterlon NJ
sehonfet Jas MeDououGh. Jane Dcdd Miss Dodd NJ
quiers W. Barrett. Mrs H. W. Smith and mad Mt Smith jr
hr Ann Pierce Miss Pnteha Judge Day and wife Miss BeesOn
Mrs Halliday Miss Scott Mrs Lowell child and maid Rev and
Mrs str90g maid infant and child Davis, as BOOs
Miss ID Bocrmsn Mas Boormsn Miss L. Boomau, Mr. and
Mrs D. Wssheurn MI WsAears Ais. wA.hburD L T.
Macbeth Mas Macbeth w. d. Crane Mss HsRs aud maid I.
kssn Barrett Miss ErrDgton and maid Sstsr Mrs
CLARK and daughters H. Clark Mr. and Mira w. Hunnewe
Mas Passit G. Dodge y. Dodge g. Fox Lieut. Col william
Bown MI aud Mr W. g. Pcehs, W kanepBsrer Mise Mag
Carroll George A. Clark Mr. sDd Mrs D. II. b. Dsva
FROM LiVEkPOOL-fa staashtp Osan Nov 2-GcD. Joehus
H. Bates hrs Joshos Bates Juige Hosdey Ms Hosde
Theodore Dawes Mas PaDe< George uoadey j Lbky Bates
pIoo, Funess, NM L. 4. BAKER, Stephenson Miss
rs John Douglas Asdres Hesu Mr. Andrew Hewitt Ma c. L.
w.a Miss Ward Miss H. L. n. Ward Miss Asry H. Leonard
ksS .s w.Ia yeaa 5 Jones' G. Brinsen,na c. W.
5scs rhf sss,.. W. Batter M Walsh. M hsrnscs
s s.,s = Z Rs .I ". HIs, sphss G. W
sddons as.er heni wussf NORTH Idu Stanley cbsrIs.
bges hn Charles bieg Rev HsSh smyths NM HusI ssths
Oliver sssDle, Mira Oliver stanley Mas stanley Juis.
EreS wegsl Tsog., se1c'eS g. s.s O. SWEET H. dsors.
port An A. Deyanpor John King D. Hurbsi Mn P.,baS,
and eonp.noR Ma R1nses Miss Jane Ranssy Assss Rssc,
Ma NJ Poodle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
BUILDING 6TATI5TICS.

BupISs sfAfDros for the ending Saturday Oct 3D. 1875
from Department Buing. w w. Adams
srh number VI budng proposed Tor sfeoa
Tbs Bursaa rspor submitted for 10 bsdng
an ereeos Of 1896 100 Of this nunoe ~ nc
proposed for attention l5 ..sd ee e27 7Soi zoe. e
other 81 T Bufesa Of Violations md unsn puo
nss the Of buiaes sarveysd t37 Of vc ~ vs
ported bup made safe and ~ onsAs 10
ices ssrysd Violations reported ID; Violations removed IL
BURsAU FIRx EScAyss AND lnoSvex8 repeis 10 osa
ngs requiring 81 bol1nss provided win gre
escapes aDd 1875 des.p. notice. serydi s.es ease, ,
20; 1871 baidings presousJ repsrsd requiring sdaoons
eess rpdrs 70 ssospes have been ~
usou az VI hsvsg bosu compiled vn n
have rrsd ~ esdar hare sess ss.nssa ~
COS bsngs heretofore provided win
roexaipson snd inspectos NE seAu
lion repair ss heif being Kept NE n
available fes ~ ess TIE eso<ps
basg r:porsed 10 god sossa .sd 90 ~ = ID
ehsrseisd reause pan;aas os GaeG repni
haa and PLACES q pube ssss0sot have eees 20
cay inspected With refessnss V sre<nAsds nssn Efs
a9ieot and 6aiasoes snferosd vhess ssA
70 required Whole sanesf inspeces In reisses 70 sses
rcqarr.sats $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
UNSAFE BUILDINGS,

Buildings reported condition and also building. which
reported unsafe during the week ending sa'ar
day. Oct 81, 1874: a. +.
souib.xes Of Grand and Msrc unsafe sign Peters
J. Calhoun owners
Rast HOa.On unsafe westerly pier Of front VAIL Eleanor D'"
agent
WeM Txeoysnts.. No. 1872. unsafe fence Twsnyar VIM
NJ Ham, owner
No. 3S7 unsafe ceilings, ba'ustsrs and chin
peys; John Keek, owner.
Broadway Hovard unsafe south Fable wall
Pesrt saI No. 3Oe dangerously unsafe seusrsiy G n.
Decker, agent
sevephIe No 7Os unsafe roof ceilings and balu'en Mrs.
Emma onkln, owner ,.
Rsers No rs pier and doorntel David Crawford
sgent an. ,,rh
st. unsafe wall and floors; Lionel Foeb agent
No. l64 unsafe front wall VIM K Oennam
o,.-
Du.pe 81 unsafe post and tmbe Of frame; H. T. s'e"
art owner
so feet north Of Rutst. nnssfe 'front.' psr
Keyser estate, owner.
kngst 10 unsafe front walls and frADgi Ma
thanIei Roe, agent - ,... n z
Bliss, owner.
roofs Dawes L Pannpg, owners
Bu9dings reported for Uasaf Chtmnsy':
Hsmiiton.st., No. 50; James Costello, owner.
Bowery, north 1hirdst; Louis Doty, owner
Thirdave. No. q 100; b. Brown, agent
Wet EisheentL st, No. 1877; -.
km.st., No. lGS; WI. II. Van Worst, owner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

buildings proposed which have been sub.
,Ss Of Buildings danns the week Gliding Saturday
ss 81 si. 80 ss sS s ;sssa ''''
Ta svep.hst, north SIDE l6 feet east Of Fnare bna
stable Ss ss s s a5 Ss,:s . brick
mp. each I've ,,Gs: S.1o Thomas :a w s1s AXE feet . Of
seSEiSa1e dwellings, each three s0e
%:s!s. Rod. S sas",a. S,, I'-ooa frame
Ke:Sdse Road 60 feet east Ct sae%.a'ye. InvoOd affan'
%s s'THs sss 4 % . a..
d.slns each four .,se: 2&G.2eS ~ 3D. Pfc
ave. secnss store four stoie. 23I5Oi jacob Smith,
Southwest wli..... three
bct dwellings each three Stories l6eI36' M John
tour,hst north side 40 fee. west q TbiId'ye one brown
stone r" 3 ~, G CORNER Of four 6s stores and
teaements each four stories 25T5S: croun
t1 K nass cs e''
1 n HSs : aSs &C., M I s
north de zoo feet west Of Tenha'e BRICK
s0.h side Is feet ives. Of R,V S,s.
and each ays stories - iU s Ms Two @
,sn.na as.sS
East sirhs Boston road, brick del.'. dwelling three
Foreh No SI5 brick tenement three stories l2Gr'o
ThrsTe west side so feet south OF ourtpst three brick
and enemsH eaeS three Stories 25r55 W. b. "ado0'
Wahng.Onst No. l53 (coner Of Libey on. bei store and
Wv, : ... @ .o ai' o st
French fat, four stores % 5I65; IgaAtE Rss
south Of ST. four brownsone
2OI64i Ignatf Kiss
side 80 Of four hrstciss
dwellings each Stories l7.6I5i; Ignstf Rss. ownet
slrt,6hsL IFS feet weslef Tenthaea frame dwelling three
STORIES 25x39 Jacob Abel. owner .
Tsn,h.ar S2i brick tenement four stories 90I5oi John
Loehr,
Forty south side lO5 feet OF Thirdsv brick tene
ment Eve stories 2jI65; Thos Davis. owner
Seventy third-s rs Of Frstave brick tene'
ment, four stories, Z5I60; VIM A. Jueh,
brick ana
tep our nes,2 81 2r75; VIM Ala
a. three brick
four s.oes 25I60 VIM Juch,
willis north OF 0nehundred thirty fthst
frame dwelling. three stories l2r48 Robert Hale,
South Southern Boulevard 200 feet Of Cypress
frame dwelling, stories, 1864; j. RAehuer, owner
Sevenhsve south Of Eigheenths brick tenement
two stories. 2lI75; Mr. Dowd owner
Oneundredsnd events side 100 feet OF Second
brick each four stories 25I65 Hatch owner
hethst side $50 Of Fthsv
10 brownone 6r dwellings, each three stories, l6Iioi Geo.
w. Greene K Co.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
"a uhhn. Il man 6ot.fsrn

CHURCHES, COMMITTEES and otbers;,r
~ FOR SALE bali price $40 each ~ Or 40 best LOTS
2Ss Steve. pear e.y .sd esnas
IN consequences of the extension of Lexington
ave the REMAINS OF DECEASED PERSONS now the vaas
Of the Harlem NJ q Church Immediately REMOVED
Al Tor BY relatives friends VIZ Be iemooo
by the Trustees - n
Parties interested win communicate with JANIS DAVIS cor One
and twenty 6fth-st and Pfthsve or JOHN W. LfoN
Sexton SD Updertsker, 1888 Poarb ave. rT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
AIHJATURk ALMANAC

San nes...... o32 4;65 Moon riscs loo
Hies ws-sE bAy-A ..
ess4J hssh.. 3l2 osvs 3<4 Hcu 0s< Ferry. 6:29
oab1y Hook... $50 Cows sso 4l3 Hen geny 5:5e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03

WEXFORD RAILROAD ROUTE TO NEW
w foRr L-csuyag tAs u q MAJ
rasssses Ssr this hAe take sos q an upsvs uNee
sa css Depot arlviss <s20 - $40 49, e
svsdsys 9l0 sleeping sxyssD ssnss6 o. NsspsH
1usoposs wAasls. o,esasAs.SnA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
8teamboats ano Railroads.

CITIZENS' LINE STEAMBOATS, for TROY,
~ SARATOGA LAKE CHAPLAIN. LAKE GEORGE. ThR
ADROSDACKs MONTREAL, and all yoiss North aud West Low
fare . rvdueton 70 all points The eeysnt resmbosa
SUNNfsIDR and POWELL
DAILY tssserdsvs saesptedl iron prt9 Nsrth
Counecrg With morning ~ T. Cenfrsl
sod Saratoga Trcs and Bsr and sennectss rail-
JOSEPH CORNELL. sop.
CTON1NGTON LINE for NEWPORT aud
Tss nv nd -asusess. S.snsr RHODE ISLAND r.ssasu
nspssys ssa sessrasp sad ~ d.uas rss.ss sT0EIS0
TON kondsya and Ydsyv FROM Fu 80 NssA Rves
Jsvs arvkg n Boston ahead Of al stss hAsA
Tsheb principal railfosd onecs seorsd
the Wesrott Exprea Co., and 81 3l9 broadway
DH vEAu Freight Aesss w. PiLKiHs GeSL Pea AssuS
b. = BABC0CK, Psss.ssst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
Qitp Real estate for Sale.

A FIRST-CLASS. four-story, high-stO0p
pwxiSJzo -. sa AZ $500 - Pa, sieSs
proved Drvvsry 10 psu psynest l. u uAsAsLi" " Sss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03

-
Trains leave NwY0rk from foot Of DsSroses and COrantsA "
Express Harnbarg, Pittsburgh West aud Pull
Palace Cars attached $3.50 aud $3.50 sunday ssA
For Wilnsmspor AID Lock Haven (s
Pmadelphis $3.50 Wiismspor Lock Haveh.
cum Centre and the o Re9icns
For Bsumef nashnston South Limited Br
press Of Pullman PAror Cars daily Sunasy $50
10 ashinson 4:l0 Regular Al $40 and D.
ESprsss tor Philadelphia s'sO $50 1890 s. 4i0 ST.
49, and IL nsdA Sunday. 8, z. $780, sne kni-
gan nromno dstion for Trrr,sn At 30 a AMI rm
For Newark at6. $50 7:zu 7:4O D. 10 IL IL l.
23O TO- $40 4lO 40 5. $40 6:4O olO $3.50 T. $780,
$40 10 1880 N and ~ nget SUNDAY d 20 T. aad sU
230 3;lV $40 4:30, S:6O. $50. b40 glO $50
1885,. sl0 10 ll3O And IL night SUNDAY 500 asd
70. Rshvs, g. $50 7:2o g. 10 a. n, IA l. 2. go $40.
m ana IL night sopdas 40 aud ~ " ~ ~
For Woodbridge Fern Aubey and South Anboy, and 10
For HssBrsnss,sI 800 and n. lsa q alo, A.so s.aa
6:lV and D and IL uight sunaav D.
For Ess hilsseas AZ noon. 10 ane 49,
Ter XII gstsu HceGv hi. o2O D. IN.
ror LanSsrtulis ana Flsminsses ESQ a !. .nasnm
Fsr Philippians and Belvidere $3.50 N. 2 ssi 4 p m
Per Bordsutovn. Bsriuxten. CA.dsa aoI ESQ n.
iT xsSifs:. 4 ~ 30 ~. q yea l:ion.
Far Formidable and sassn T:x0 sad 2nm
Tor Penbe<tsn spd Csea Anboy q 30
Ros Hshtssewa and rsnhsIeo, 1:vy y
93S dsiy $500 lsiy. sxesss nsadav Washing
l0I27 Pho sAil.aeissa b:i0. 62o $50 i0iib.
sss $40 a ~ 81. :. s g., q. s ~
Dessros:.s I'D csi.sa :s N.s.T.;i Ne cosr.. Bsslys
cS q: X 4. s ~ AIS sofS h.ss: ss:.. r.'
TnoasoI, General hassRss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
CHIPPING LHTELLI0ENCk

1VhI VI Nb"-IVhAs....,
CLEARED
Steamship Schiller tGsr) Tbepas Ha.bss Kssssa HseAes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
BROOKLYN propertp 90 Eet.

brooklnn prcperIp 10 LeI'
FURNISHED HOUSE in Brooklyn to LEI
For moderate rent to desirable tenant house
fouoy browntone 'front.' handsomely furnished ana situated
OF the city, Address L. % rH
place. Brooklyn.
DARLOR FLOOR of No. 1O2 Pineapple-st.;
trent suitable for Office shop being bat tSo doors
from Faonst w. p. COOK 235 Washington.st, Brookyn.
VNO LET-Three-s private HOUSE, water
and obi ose NJ 81 Navy-s BROOKLYN;
City Hall and frhe $50 per month Apply to hfa NC
KISLEY, SO Nsyy-st Immediate Possession
TNO LET till May, '75. or term of years,
NEW TwOsT0RY GENTEEL BR0WNsTONE HOUSE
10 20 minutes Fulton Ferry By lines rutland
WHITING, 8 Beekmsn-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03

WHITE STAR LINE.
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CARRYING THb
UNITED STATES NAIL.
NEw FCLI-POWERRD STEAMSHIPS
s,ihnR from SATURDAYS Liverpool % THURS
DAYS. o. q C0rt HsrDov each
OCEANIC. SATURDAY November z. 81 $500 IN
REPUBLIC SATURDAY November IA At S:OO n
BALTIC sATURDAf. November q at sou m
CELTIC. SATURDAY Dec. s, at 300 N
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. Dec IL at s:Cu an.
prom the White stai Docs. Pier SO. North kIyer.
Pas>rser an unnvaled- conhuag
SAFETY SPEED AND COMFORT
Saloons sate-rooms bathroons nFdsne go
where felt Surgeons ad Aswndesscs aeoompass
b<ss -. a. -.
Al Low for friends the Cd Counter
can certificates At low ratea
Passenger OF Ansnca rams hanoag
Hsrway Sweden India. AussralA China
prsfts from FL -,
fss sspseusn Other iunssoa s cs.snys
No ~ Br-sdwss. aew-iost j. CohiiS Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-11-03
Gitp properlp TO let.

Gitp prcperln TO Lei
A ALTO LET.-A first class modern brown.
tie most desirable Harlem. SAMUEL D. MACK 2l32 Shave
OFFICE TO RENT, which has been Occu-
~ pied physician for a number Of years large and newly af'
rTO LET, furnished, at a moderate rent, the
l. whole OF threestory brognstone HOUSE pleasantly
located in Harlem. Address LRSNOX, Sist,on L.
TINO LEASE-62O Broadway, through TO Crosby
l. st.; entire building, eight floors: Sl5 900 ayear
HENRY DOLAN. West Thrtvsizth.st
ITO LET-TO private family, frst-class brown
l. HOUSE, fully and handsomely furnished; occupied BY
COL LeIngtou-aye
TTNHE UPPER HALF of fine brOwn-stOne
l. HOUSE, No. 226 Ess, 12sthst with no, and cold wste In
perfect ORDER; good Deishborhood $50 per mouth
TTNO LET-Furnished, large three-stOry,
hgcop HOUSE nice nesbbohood convenient 10 ferries;
family Of adults ADDRESS w.. Jersey Civ Postomce
TTO LET-A FRENCH FLAT, seven rooms,
with Improvements No. 123 Bast Eighty ffhst, be-
Lexington and fourth-aves, BY NJ aBYER.
ITO LET at MODERATE RENT-A very
l. desrsnle DwELLINGHOUsE l40th-st. the Grand
house fitted all modern for Winter
residence. IL hOGUbI ioot
Of l4lstst. North River.
ITO LET-The entire DWELLING PART of
rs 9th Wsvery places contains SIX rooms and
KYLES rs CARPENTER SHOP and STABLE a. Thomas
Rent $40 month each Key with SCHMIDT Az Hndsonst
THORNTON NJ RODMAN Real Estate Agent
696 Broadway, n e. corner 4th-st
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broo.tlpn Real estate for Sale.

Men, 5ersep Real Gslate for Sale.
A HOME in THE COUNTRY.-Central N. j..
Land Improvement Co. lots and land by tue Tor
SALE ct all points the line Of the Central K oi Apply 70
A. ID. HOPE or RLSrON MARSH. ll9 lberty--'.
FOR SALE-50,OOO acres of LAND IN
Il Southern NewJerse wiz be sold body tracts OF
5000 aod These good lands and opened 10 bT
pavgston and railroads They Sae WOOD
anu cedar lumber Address l. WRIGHT. Elwocd N j.
ORANGE, N.J.-Great variety property for
" sale and 10 rent Office hours from to p
l. H. GERRi. 80 NISSAN. cor Lbery'st
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REAL ESTATE.

d -'' NEw.YoRK. Monday. nov. .. asa
There were no public transactions at the Ex-
change salesrooms to-day and being holiday
the room will not be open for business
The report Of the Department Of BUILDINGS ior 'ne
week ending Oct 81, 10 as follows
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6onses and forms Uanteo.

A SMALL FAMILY OF ADULTS want
IA psra furnished unfuhed HOUSE Eve years lease
longer would have scol board the nneIe ptona
references Address NJ D. Box a. Tribune Uptown Once, 54h
West 32Lst
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LOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing at
Corren Cornwall Neweub MARLBOROUGH Melton, PooghAeep
West Esopus W. Ball win Harsoss
Pier n r. ever Monday wednesday and FRIDAY at O'clock
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
Correns Cornwall Newbush Marlborough Milton Highlands
New Psts) EsopusThe steamboat THOMAS CORNELL leave
srrson-s Pier a. r. every TUESDAY THURSDAY and SAT-
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Below Fourteenth-st.

A SMALL family Of adults want furnished
81 % HovsE On lease would ts beard the
e1ss r.sseeeA Address D. Boz 81 Uptown Onos