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Great Need 0. t e Time

is PURE TEA At \ Low PRICE; and rs we
are determined to SUPPLY THIS NEED, 4 is
to your interest To help us by scr"'.ig on
vOlr orders at once
Us See cur Price List.
OolonG N1iackD 40. 50, 60 best - cts H.
Mixed lgrccn and blarkO 40 80 90, %. Soc
japan Ulur00rcd) SO 20. 50. best 81 90 :"
Imprl ial tgrcenl 60 20, 50, 81 90, II - {"
Young IIv>on (yrccn) 30 so, % h's, s 90"
Guurowdrr tmr:"ni 81 90, l"s! 81 2j .
English Breakfast tblarf>, 80, 20. 50, 81 90
sT~P s. We have u special quality OF
very tinc OoloHg and Young Tyson at
$i.25 lcr pound.
ANY oc these qualities delivered by mail
and safe delivery guaranteed on receipt of
price.
PLEASE NoTE-Wc deal in notlr;nr that
TFRATrp IN ANY RESPECT, even TIC Lowest
qualities in the above list, ore perfect in
their degree, clean, pure, and unlltjnrcu in
every particular.
s~~NE WANT ACTIVE AND REF Z
ABLE AGENTS ENERYN HERE. to
whom special Inducements are offered. tie
husiurss is hDnor,ltlr and rc-prrtahc
Yourw and oil. Rich and Poor. N,'ir ana
Female. can ret mp c'ltts '4.d ut - '.i''ljN
I,,:l s.. c;rcp.':r "fi a.lls3 az once. &.t
trr,s. ;,, s,t'.l s g., -! e. ,.a ''..t.9-
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MiScci.a. cons Advertisements.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Removal to tl.c Building

( PPOSITE the Post Office, formerly oc.
Ntcupied by J ; Merger Il Co.
Having determined to locate permanently
in Frostburg, take this method of return
ing my thanks to the citizens of FrOstburg
and vicinity for the liberal patronage |
have rccciN cd, and hope, by strict attcntion
to business, to merit a continuance of the
same.
| shall keep constantly on hand Il full
line of CASSlMEIfES md VESTINGS.
Also a complete stock of FURNISHING
GOODS, all Of which | will sell Low
FOR CASH
Satisfaction always guaranteed
Jan Icy J. W. BERRY.
x O 600 perday; Agents want
working pcopl" OF both sexes, young and
CID make NOR" money ut work for us, in
their own localities, during their spare mo-
m"nts. or all tie time than at any thing else.
" t. u.itr employment that will pay hand
somclv tov every hours work. Full paric-
ul"ts, terms. &c, sent free, Send us your
AZ lr,ss at once. Don't delay Now is the
ti," Don'i look toy work or business else
"i.rrr, un,it you lay, learned what wc OF
Ter. G. tI'N>oN & Co., Portland, Maine
Jan Is "
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Genuine Tea.

I'd Because orr command of cap:tai en-
ablcs us TO IMPORT LARGELY FOR
CASH, and thus TO sell cheap. We hay all
our Teas at the Ports of China and Japan.
and thus save many irtermtd,ai" profit.
and charges
3D. Because we have iEauguratcd NV
SYSTEM OF BUSINESS, originated u New
IDEA
We save the profits Of the middlcmen and
give them to our Customers by scnl;n" di-
rect to any address. TIE finest qualities Of
Tea at Wholesale Prices
4th htCaMsc rs the
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"Picdmont lump Coal' is advertised for
sale at Martinshrg Times.
Good Tie mills Of the Gols grind
slowly" The truth may be long in assert
ing itself, but come it must, Next to Cum
berland Martinsburg is probably Tie best
place to begin tlc good work,
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The Duluth woman who put the
kerosene can on the stove hearth
while she went ont to trade with a
peddler, is now keeping house in a
barn, kindly loaned for the occasion.
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A good fruit year is predicted by
the oldest fruit growers on the peninsu-
la on account of the abundance of ice
upon the trees They say it eftectu-
ally retards the swelling of the fruit
buds until the danger from frost is
over
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TIE Tunes speaks OF us as "hlasted Dc
ing ever since the failure Of the new
county movement" That is as tie Times
views it. But the alleged failure was only
one of those unmcky results which fire.
quently attend good causes, unlike some
of the Times triumphs which have occur
red in spite of its favor. However, our
"bread is still upon the waters"
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their wsiscoata m assisting Digestion In their gentle
they feel the need III iocomoton they sau

their wastcoats. m assisting digestion IN their gentle
exhilaraton they feel the need OF ocon0ton they saun
ter out the boulevard arm In arm ana na each other
and all the world delightful They lounge To the Rne dc
Ia Paix or the Madeleine. and back TO the Cafe Saro
tain renowned It's coffee, whore they take seats AZ
one OF he outside tables the broad asphate ana SIP
fragrant coffee TO fragrant cigar According to Them
the coffee pushes the dinner, which - followed ny me
sacraena tiny glass Of cogac, IN Its t 10 push INC
from soup 10 cOgnac Ike the queue entering popular
teacr. Or II Is construction " regular layers, whose
cellar soup, the ground JVr The pcce de resistance
upper stories :he lighter and the crowninE
of the edce coffee and cogna the cimneys being the
wines which through them a-after leaving the eel
lar-to warm and brighten
The happy twain. according 10 'vater are horn gour
NETS they have round ana square faces, sparkling eyes
small foreheas short Noses full lps and round chn7
They congratulate themselves that they are what they
are: that they not ahsentininded business men,
ambitious men who eat aud ink al the same time
tongues, such as, "Te me what yOn eat AMI VIII tel
you what you are and The fate Of nations depends ON
brother hood. The stranger brethren may not recog
nize each other away from the feast; hut, from Inc
moment they sit opposite each other over savory dsh
or tO0ths0me glass the recognition IL MUTUAL; ds eOo
the incense of s0gne puaCc rises 10 helf nos
triis, the ties which bind them revealed. Then they
happy; for eating good dinner IL the pie Z
of comrade 10 it wEa ccmIade possessing the
genus OF the palate, who i able ID march abreast
Through all tie dc igtful llyripths Of
panon of the baSer kind, who rs 10 live IL worse than
for his presence wounds the sensitive soul OF MN
who lives to Get.
Mr. Rhodes hits oft several other characteristic
features of Partisan life with pquancy and effect
giving inst enough establishment 10 his descriptions
To relieve them from dizziness, out without iLlparing
their natural color and proportions. They are evil
IDENTIFY suggested by studies from personal expert
ence, and are always instructive and often anus
ing though free from affected riillancy, and eX-
pcsohs of forced hnmor. The pcrusal of the vol
on Tie spot cannot fail To enhance the Pleasures
of the visitor u the gay metropolis.
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OLD CAluRRIDGE.D
BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.


BY OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES.
THE DINNER IN MEMORIAL HALL, JULY y, 1919
From The august -ftldatic.
And can ii be you've found place
Within tnis consoorated space,
Which makes So tire n show,
For one of ZIP Van Wrinkles race,
And is il really sol
Who wants an old, roceipted bnlf
Who fishes in the FrospoDd stils
Who digs last years potato-hil
That's what he'd Ike to knowi
I came but as the swallow dip,
Just touching with her ieatheI-tips
The shining wave blow,
To lit with liOosure-murmuring lips
aud listen to the flow
OF ElmNoods sparkling jipqocrcne,--
To tread once more nay native green,
To sigb unleaId, to smile uusrcn,-
That's what I'd have you know.
But since the common lot l., shared
I've al are sitting " unprepared"
Like culprts ~ roG,
Whose heads ale down, whose necks arc bared
To wait the headsmaus blow,
I'd IKE 70 shit NY task TO you,
by askiDs just Il thing or Two
About the good old tunes knew:
Here's what | want 10 know
The yellow me, TN house-can you ten
Just where Il stood before it fell
Prey Of the lcyelEs foe =
Our dear old temple, loved 40 wei,
BY ruth, 81 han /. laid low.
Where, tell me, was iiic DcacOns pew
Who's hair was braided N II qGe,e
Qor there We're pis-tails not Il icwl-
That's what Ia Ike 10 KNOW.
TIE bcll-can GA recall its cidn-
And how the seits wou.d sam aad bangf
The viol AM i,s bow
Tie baseo's trump before he sangi
Aud swect-goscd Nat. Mmroe!
Where was 1t Old Judge winthrop sat
Who wore the last ihrea-corne. ed Nat ,
Was Israel Porter lean or f.t
That's what I'd he to know.
Tell where TIE market used To 10
Tuat stood beside tue murdered trce'
Whose deg TO church would goi
Old Marcus Ecemle, v no was he
VINO were tie brothers SnOwi
Docs not your memory slightly fail
About that great september gale
Whereof ono told moving tale =
a. Cau.ogi boys saoull know.
queston-but you answer not
Dcag ne! and nave quite fol got
How five score years ago,
Just on this very blessed spot
The summer ieayes beJw,
Before his hOlnespun ranks arIaycd,
III green N.W-kD .sland', ela-nOug shade
Tie great Nirsnlan drew tie blade
King George tull soon shOulA knowl
OGeurge the Third you i0Und IL true
Our George WAS more than double you,
For nature made him 81.
Not much Il jcwced cap can do
II brains are scaDt aid slow.
All, moi like that his laurel crown
Whose presence gilded with rcnOwn
Our brave old Academic town,
A. all her enildreu knOwi
To-day we meet with loud acclaim
To tell mankind that here he came,
WiL hearts that thiob aud glow;
Ours is portion Of his fame,
Our tIuure.s needs mus blow!
On yOnder hill the Lion fell,
But here was Clipped the Eagles shell
That little Ratchet did il well,
We mean TIE world shall know!
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CEASON 1875.
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OFFICIAL TRAINERS OF REAL EsTAT
Giin Real Gstatc for Sale.

A FIRST-CLtSS fOur-Story, brown stone
~ DWELL No Il feet frbn situate Madison be
ST., vii be in part arser first class
dwelling Gan between Gth and Madison
:, PARTICULARS to
JOHN " WYCKOFF d Co, 81 Park row, n. T.
TNOH SALE OR EXCHANGE for Stock
Farm, brown stone, lig s'oop basement and
sub cellar HOUSES In \ey.N CITY, ~ boulevard
block steamboat landing % minutes down
town. nushtd IN French walnut and ash dumb rs from
top house plumbing 81 90; zach house
nrst class 10 every respect inquire OF WILLIAM BARKER
l1J Broadway, Y. iOOm D.
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Two THE TRADE.
w have pa -, fam Inc Of SAMPLES cshiition
The BOOK FAIR, ard prepared a. make ,il lla
al These oht iDr tis week
aieT winch .ilar vii De- rsaIuod.-hcw-
NDIA, July ~. 49,. JAMES %. O-GJOD q 60.
"VHllEN THE TIDE COMES IN" de
w scrfpV. s.rg now fsuud nearly ~ concert
programme T. dodbl song composed by
MilAId. fOr sale By all ,ic dealers
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Mem Publications
A MIDSUMMER NUMBER.

A MIDSUMMER NUMBER.
sCRIBNER's MONTHLY FOR AUGUST.
scRIBNER as being rch in espccay readable and
timely at this The contents are as follows
A FARMERS VACATION. OLD JERSEY.
Illustrated.
BY GEORGE f. wARING JR.
In is the The result o. his personal o1serva
tons in the pretty Island Of aerre ia Sssf amsr
as Wen unitc practical and picturesque thAs his
A MILDLY IN MANILA.
ssechy paper giving hnmos GUS vein The adventures
Of a midshipman on shore
THE STONE PERIOD OF TIE ANTILLES
Illustrated.
BY ]. Il. HOLDEN.
Giving interesting inormaSn in resard to the recent
discoveries VI stone relics iD tae West innes.
MUSS Ell I'll l. l..
Ply CELIA THAXrEh
THE STORY OF SEVENOAKS.
BY !. @. HOLLAND
Tho Anrust usa celebrates wedding IN the fura S
characters with undated interest
CONVERSATION
BY JOHN O. SAKE.
A WORD OF ENCOURAGEMENT FOR TlNiD
IINGUISTS.
ny JOHN ARBUCKLE.
Plea for the stny of the ground that ne least
Work Of art than can he rod from the most shui
translation.
EDUCATION AND FREE THOUGHT.
By GEO +. MAGOUN
An able essay basel life ard literature OF John stuart
MIL ~
BYE II. FORBES.
Illustrated.
penete with interesting facts and statistics regarding tho
ice trade in tlis and Other countries.
TIE MYSTERIOUS ISLAND.
BY JULES VERNE.
UNSAID
BY A. x.
ALONG THE SEINE.
BY ALBERT RHODES.
Illustrated.
charming Partisan Summer Paper
HOW TO TREAT THE INDIANS.
BY L. EDWIN DUDLEY.
AN ENGLEWOOD MYSTERY.
TO HOPE.
BY JOHN VANCE CHENEY.
MADAME DELICIErSE.
BY GEORGE W CABLE
This one II the most del ct!u OK MI Cable a'osohef
ORIGINAL sOdes OF New Orleans NC.
THE .AW AKENlNG.
BY PAUL IL. HANNE
THE EDITORIAL DEPARTMENTS
contain The usual variety Row w. ri ne Items ETC. etc
PRICE 81 Cl.N - \ NUMBER - NLAH
For sale Every Shtre.
SCRII}Ntii q Coz.
743 AND 10 BEoADwAY, N y
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Acm ,Ju5litatious.
or. NICHOLAS FOR AUGUST.

A VACATION NUMBER.
ST NICHOLAS August Is real oatOtdOoTa number,
Just every family viii want to take with them 10 TIC
country. -
FRONTIsPICE "Tho Pine-sck Do". by Jessie Curtis
THE PiNEsrICK DOLL............. Mary T.. q. Branch
THE FAINT FLOWEIt-POeIn ........ Mary A. IathOury
THE CRUISE OF TIE CRUSOE.......Geor-e VALENTINE
DICKS SPIRITUAL HELP Kate w. Hamilton
Nix. BUIIrFROG'S PARTY w :.
ONE Of THE WONDERS OF COLORADO Cyrus Martin, il.
EIGHT COUSINS, Chaps. NNI., XVII, Xviii,
LOUISA N. AIcott
JINGLF"H Hans the sman Esqurnaux". Sabine
hoptf fe"uge
TIE WISHING STONE AND HOW IT WAS LOST,
Emily Huntington Miller
BRIDES SECRET NJ Tappan
THE sEA.wEED ALBUM. Delta
bOAgDINGsCHOOL IN 1;7).....-.-.........s. 4. Cot
TILE YOUNG sUkVEYoIs-XAA, XXXIIIr
J. r Trowbridre
now THE NOES DID IT.............. Charles l. Norton
GUNPOWDER William l. sheppard
CHICKENS Rose Terry Cooke
A CURIOUS BOUQUET Picture, drawn by W. Ii. Gibson
Helen C. Weeks
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VII FRANCE AND GERMANY.
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X. SOMB POPULAR PALACES ABOUT VIVI-
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XII GERMAN HOME LIFE. BY Lady. ~. Man
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XII. UNGATlikKED LOVE. BY Philip BOurke Mars
KILL POLAR EXPLORATION.
AIV ABOUT SHARKS.
XIV JOHN EVERETT HILLAIS. By the Elitor
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Ncu Jersep Real estate tor Sue.

A Nicely located FARM of 46i2 acres at
"a iawtha ~ j.; Erir Hallway one hour tom eity CON
uaiiou tO1 OPP anum good buildings, heal hy aud
masors eost 10000 Will sell 81 600 only
$1,000 oash required. J. W. kDWAhDr, ~ Pine 81.
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1nsIruCiion.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
A STATE ELECTRO-M MEDICAL COLLEGE,
~ ncor Grated Approved By the Governor Jane o. 1910
FACULTY La rUKES commence SEPT. %, 1875. ron
Corge tTculals Electrical Arcannn etc, fee, address
ALbtHfJ STEELE. l. NJ D.. frSat - Cooper Union, y. A.
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PERFECTION!
BOXERS BITTERS.
Beware of Counierfeits aud limitations.
propcsalo.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
OFFICE or SIPT OF PUBLIC Pr
Nftlg..k W.. FrIp /.

OFFICE or SIPT or PUBLIC PROFEarY,l
MADISON, VIE, July -. 1870. :
NOTICE ~ hereby given, pursuant 10 Chapter oil Of tho
Laws 81 cOsin f the year lS,4 thai SEALED proposals
vi be received az this Otce 10 Of tAe 9Th ay NJ
september 1879, furnishing the with necessary
SAiNEbf IoI ts use duing the year commencing jan
uary /. 1876
Lei articles and the quantt y each required win
he mi ned ~ al desiring tn bid, arp cation TO
this office either personally or by letter All stationery Ia
4 pond Nlh Tie iolied Inspection al Lils
pursuant said 81 and Ia be dell cred to tho
Maids Wis before tst day of December 1873.
Facn bid bee accompanied by ond Ia the penal of
Five Thousand Dollars executed by tc bidder principal,
and 10y al least two resi- lent trehOersas ste cOnJn0l
that The b ii, viii furnish such stationery accord The
terms ~ his bid and Tho contract entered into IN pursuance
thereof The sreIirs shall attach Ia inose on said bond
IN, Justification. the that they resilient free
sand dol and above ali debts. liabilities aud e1enp
t.or =. In situated IN this state
The VIII be let la the lowest bidder, quality cons
,re Who sia furnish security above ie' sitsac-
tory Ia the super ntenent of ihc Property provided how
a Trcicenee viii be given Ia oder residing and
low any bidder bus this
state J. q. KNOTT, SdPt OF Publ 9 Property.
OFfIcF oF ADMINISTRATORS OF wAtkR WORKS .SD|
GEALkD PROPOSALS will be received ne
- the Office Of thu undersigned until TIE 18th day OF August
1875, at ~ m, tor the LEASE OF the CITY WATER
fonty with Ornauce No 3i3 81 adopted on the 18th OF
June, 1870 Parties desiring cIios Of the ordinance
LION BERrOL'
Administrator Of Water Works and Pabhe BuidnsA
Room No % City Hail. New Orleans. Ia
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MISS Angel. Novel BY u ~ Tiackerly, Author "
"Od Kensingtou." The village the chg "BuebeaIds
Keys" &c. With Illustrations svo PAPER ~ ccnta
charming story. au o tenderness and de.cacy.Court
Circular, London.
Picturesque and soft AMI tenderaqnnt and pretty sketch
OF a b, gone age. Black wood = Magaz ne.
The book is lary attractive Ithas many WISE tender
beautiful passages ami is one TO- which all admirers Of
Miss Thackeray wtngsand are they not legion will be
thoroughly graefu.-l Examiner, London.
Thac has made charming little story out Of An
coica's his Tory conclusion. it may be sail
ThaCkoay has given ia he gnise OF atniy most
eresug picture If that Georgian time VIII ca her father
precia.ed Which, spite OF faults, both moral
poi tc produced the whole. the best specimens %
race Which England for the last two We
cannot hear much OF the which produced johnson aud
E;ynOlds.-[ AthenGun, London.
EF-HARPER e BROTHERS win send either Of the above
by mail poasge pre- al 70 any psro the Un States
OF canada On receipt Of the price
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DeulletrD.

~
CORAL RUBBER SET OF TEETH In
~ hoursInpresiOn in the forenoon, teeth In the ar
toInOoB. ThiiylouItst, near BroniSay ana Slxthaye
Coral rbsr very strong flesh cOloe gold sot patna SETS
Saacbona flbbtr set pnper open fronts up hiters up
0rs ltOgs; nitrous oxide; mechanical dentistry
from Gianlst ferry or eixtVe cars on
Broadway cars t;Ot nat rlirfyfOrrth-s
NEWBnOUGli. rs West Thirty iOnrttst
NENTlSTRY FOR THE MILLION Prices
- reinced DR.. WAIT sr, at the old stand - p psss
Fourth Cool Rubber ana rose
sets, -l2; Fine Gold and Platna $40 Gold llhngs -
upward Hart and SOFT Filings II tn 81 ENu9cung, uniet
pure fresh gas 30 each TOOTH when more than one Inns
l. have teeth extracted and filled Dr. l. u
MAIr 4J East Twenty Thirst.
vg'HE ARTIFICIAL TEETH constructed by
L Dr. q 20. H. MOD tiMANN, 532 3dave, near 36thsts
are pruol al TO he the GROWING light OF dental art
hcsS SETS -, go. so
vsNEETH MADE and FITTED in few hours
the slightest pain inconyenieucei masticaion
and natural appearance gIaraut'. Teeth hlled win psari
stopping gold Pamphlets tho teeth post Tree three
stamps. III. H. j. hObfshiS, D. h""'o', Az L.
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BroohInu Real Gsia.e for Sale.

IN the vicinity of Prospect Park we have n
sale easy exchange TO- other properly also
LO ye.y III iy siuatcd for une ate m vouen being
SIZING god Jt AT moltrlie prices, aud buI'rs
Nauine lot o. a'c"ninrdt ng terms, can su ted rs us
JOIN y. MNCnOFF a. GO, II rarsTow, y Y.
DOBERT :. BUSSING, BROKER in REAL.
81 Cont cnla uiclng broklyn has ol SAL or exchange
pIeat variety Di Real Estate nc ~ st ami ~ H.
inl every Il, scuion best sections o Brooklyn; also
Vacant ms near RI "ct iirS ai elsewhere, VIII bWd
,rs flD+, age Res deLces and Country Ats
the luslu lvc in NewJcIssy tonn c!icut aud On long
lslaud. Real mise, lllucuus character in
many The ot,rr Eastern and Western states Par
e. the character of urr Investments IN Real
VII to communicate ~ith the
h,al is.ate ;rahsas ono "stc from that o! hOusc
Exchanges "a fr country properly vice
tae Uabt, solicit a. 10 charge made unless property
isd spos # terms nrst approved oi 10y the ONn,r r
Boo Ni! mas a,Ol tieir interest by s,ndDg general
-cruon ~ the Syr OF prop ry wanted and location pre-
i 9e =" eN'hah,e' la'caI attention II 'Hiid l" DOCK
o story brick brUHntou' mont stores and
sit''m lnfNy u. lhe h"ustt nave uaiaI no 'tn lpiNt
ucns all rented and nr sale exchange Tor oiher
br needed ana ninr 'hrf 81 nearly 50 f,al estate "l Dai
anc" "f qiy d. srabie exchange can b" mpse Tor me
eHur, portion Of of tine bro ncks on TIE ees!ein
sn" Iun Prospect PARK, maA IN al 70 lots The To-
all Nstl, and
as Il Tor same paid the nrsiborhord Is also beg
rapidly improve rs the erection al rts brown
on" no dw,l arty with uLlnCumh.rcd cii3 or
country roperiy AID about Tn tonsand dolas cash
very lass by exchange
-
reyu.,alof 81 ie very best DIV eings ON i.rokvn
numer -! d,t able ulng Lots near Park ilala or Farm
can oOiah tbo Ga apprONedl 10 any amount required on ap
pLcatlOn 10
ROBERT j BUssrXG. eoi Montague st. BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-20
Real estate CO Tr,hanac.

A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME at Sum-
ms y OF acres ious" IS rooms and cHpoA 4oS40:
steam furnace sabe lawn. a c nat and siato $500;
fnortesgc roo; 20 excnapge lOr newark hOuse j. ID
CDNDiti, 10 Broadway.
E'XCHANGE.-Loag Island FARM wanted in
- a for Other good property Please address MEh
CITfNT y. Y p. o. Box 1853