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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-12
For RENT

N-0NoNSooNNo-ncc SoNNNN.Oo.NNoOS
QUO Rent.Furnished ROOMS. "a SUITE; bath
room, 40. adIolpinE most Desirable loestsSni
EOUk PERSONS WILL BOARD WITH
RnT bsaaifs summer SS@ r.lSsnee I'M
suIrs q sii P, between fifth and sixth streets
OO0 A STREET SOUTHEAST. CAPITOL
AOC Hill family intending to leave the city
to smSi fstiy. or To Sentisman, in
the HoI Sc. INQUIRE on the premises. myIl-3t-
ToR RENT-A NIGELY-FURNIsHED
Il Room, suitable for an ofics for Physician:
street. opposite FRANKLIN park. wv ~ : mys-tf
QQ7 @ STREET NORTHwEsT-FOR
Do RENT, May ]. three large handsomely
furnished rooms, with board. House fronts s9qth;
1A6R CORCORAN STREET, BETWEEN
l4OO Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets north
month: GEO. A: ERNRs,
E1OR PENTHOUSE NO. IOl0 SEVEN
ern % rs uer mORh sO Al muse
No. 81 K street northeast, 10 rooms. 2 bathrooms
Good farms and houses for sale or exchange.
GEO. A. Ak ~ SI Real I, Estate AEent
EOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE IN A
y fine location, containing ten rooms, all moderR
Improvements. Inquire IS44 street. aDsO-tf
ON TENTH sTREET.-FOR RENT, A
AOf warehouse, No. 90I Tenth street, mare
L0uisianA avenue t~0-s'9TEHHo M an9S5rNs q CO.
ap5tf Corner Tenth street and LOuIssna az.
TNOR RENT ELIGIBLE ROOMS, OON.
taS s6os G on Ss I a5GI ana thrs
Chambers on the third noor; all choice roSms and
900 INDIANA AVENUE.-FOR RENT
OGO Handsomely furnished Rooms, At No. go
indiana avenue. octI-a
WANTS.
"ANTED-A PURCHASER FOR TWO
w desirable BUILDING LOTS, very cheap,
Inquire At c0fnice WORKS, corner Thlrteea-and-s:
half and streets northwest. myl1-st
WANTED. BANK DE-
POST BOOKS in exehange for de S-.oI;
street Cas- BooIs ts axe It tEeir face value
JOHN J. EVANS,
Rs east Es cspd SfT2kf s REsRp'
"ESTERN LAND WANTED. IOWA,
Land TPssS u Sired
"ANTED = A COMPETENT BLAUK-
w BOARD DELINEAToR. Address Box 10,
NEW AND SEOoND-HAND-ONE PRICE
sSd E: @
cheap, at JUSTH'S, 6lS d street, between sixth
and Seventh northwest. Branch store, 1915 4
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth NV. jys
WANT D-sEOOND-HAND FURNL.
w ture, Bedclothes, Secondhand Clothing, and
Boots and Shoes. VIII pay the highest cash prices.
Orders by mail promptly attended to, by II. COLE
MAN CO., No. sS6, corner Of Tenth street and
PennsvlvaniG avenue. Ap2S-IY
EUREKA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, gls
u T street. Residence, Eureka House, HI3 K
street, between Connecticut avenue and Eieh-
janis MRS. LOUISE @. BUTLER.
BOARDING.
~H(CNSNNCJoNNlNsNON NON@ONSNNO0LoH[NNN%
10 U N r Y B A r D.-THE CLIFTON
~ HOUSE Is now open for Summer BOarders. 1t
is situated in the midst Of beautiful country 70
miles from Alexandria and upon the railroad. Full
particulars may be learned by addressing PRO
prietor Clifton House, - Clifton station, Va
MAY1, 1875. myS-u
GlI d NORTHwEST.-GOOD BOARD AND
OOl ROOMS, at 6Sl D street northwest, at
moderate rates. felT-u :
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-12

CtHEAP HOUSE FOB DRY GOODS.
Best Calie0es, and 10 cts.
Bleached sheeting 3 cts, worth 81 cts.
Androscoggln and Fruit Cott0nS, Ia cents,
Percales 21<, Is and Is cts.
Yard vide Stupid Batiste Il cts, worth 25 cts.
Plain Batistes FOR sultngs II cts, worth 2j cts.
Ladies' cutting Linens, IS to so cts.
Yard wide Percales, l2lsc., worth sc.
14-yard long All-linen Towels, TX cts.
Double DSRlsk Towel, 2Oct5., worth 40 cts.
Table Linens, 37e cts. up, very cheap.
Sotled Hemmed- titched HandkeIchiefs, I2H cts.
AIl-ltnen HandkerchIefs and Napkins, c. up.
Cheapest house for Dress Goods, I5c. . yard, up.
Plaids6H cts, former price 50 cts.
PlAtds 50 cts, former price s. cts.
Coos Plaids 25 cts, former price IS cts.
Plain SuLtings, %, ., 81, 81 cents up.
Pongee silks. T15. 81, and 625S cts
Summer Silks very cheap, to close out.
Black Silks for 9ranAdIne LihIngs T5c. to q.
Black GrUs Grain Silks 81 to 81.
Black Alpacas in superior Blacks, 25e. up.
English Brussels Carpets, s115, worth $50.
English lngrains sc. 20 81.
TOs Market Space.
ap24-n Between Seventh and Eighth SITS.
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AatiuuaI gtpnhlifatr
W. J. MURTAGH. -. EdIt0r AMI rr0prLetOr

THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, Is published every
morning Sundays excepted At the southwest cor
ner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
and is furnished bscribers (by carrsrs) at hfy
cents per month.
Mail subscribers, postage psIi, $50 per year;
SioO for six months, and = 90 for three months.
Terms invariably in advance.
sRATFS OF ADVERTISING:
Twenty. five cents per line. Advertisements un-
der Tie head OF s'For Sale or Rent "WAnted, -
I,Iost and Found, - and PERSONAL - twelve and
half cents per line.
All communications, whether on business or
for publication, should be addressed to Nm. J.
MURrAGH, Proprietor, NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Washington, ID. c.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ROFTHERE WI Il BE A PUBLIC
kSS meeting under the auspices of Women's
t. mperapce Union at Assembly church, corner of
FIFTH and STREETS, THIS EVENING, (Wednes-
cay Eth, at 74s O'Clock to be addressed by Mrs.
LSthrop, of Michigan. All are invited. my12
k@ dealers in
WALL PAPERS,
PICTURE CORD,
TAsSELS, &c,
4G6 Ninth street, opposite Lincoln Hall. myII-sm
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W. W. RURpEITE { CO,
OHEAP HOUSE FOR DRY GOODS,

no. "a Seventh street, and No. los K street
northwest. ans
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-12
MACHINE SALES
For 1874.

pERGENFAGE.
INCREASE AND DECREASE OF SALES
SEWING MACHINES
During 1879 by the companies Reporting to the
ComblnAi lons
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GROCERIES.

FOR LUNCHES PAR.
TIES, EXOURSIONISTS, TRAVELLERS and
SPORTSMEN VIII find with Us EVERYTHING
suitabIe for LUNCH.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-12

EOR SALE-AT CHEAP RATES AND ON
n LONG TIME.
1909 ct" streets rooms, pressed brick front,
bay window, gas, bath, Sc; has tWo-story frame
stable in rear of lot.
Also, 3I2 Thirteenth street southwest-two-story
brick, rooms, water, sewer, pApered, &c.
Also, nicely located lots on north side OF 'SH
street, between Tenth street and Vermont avenue.
Titles perfect. Owner will assume cost OF con-
Apply at 1909 ct" street northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-12
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.-AN EIGHT-RO0M BRICK
house1Eas bath, closets, bay-WlndoW eeusS'
fruit trees in yard, street Improvements all made.
The house is In excellent repair, and Is comfort
able and cosy home. Situation on street, between
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. Terms very
easy: 500 cash. and balance in monthly INSTALL
ments Of so. Inquire at LOS z street northwest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-06-22

power but not the power of tho Speech whch oeous"
10 the nation and the II Is wen that or eno"
citizen, Gordon W. Burnham means to put MS s'a'ue "
our Central Park tn stately bronze upon massive pea
esta Of New gland granite II is good thing 10 10
AT oir Centennial Jubilee TO pat the statue Of the great
orator jnrist Of nation there In the heart OF
mctroIolis which he defended, and next to "ihi'n'
Shakes peare who embodied the life of regenerated En-
gland in the DRAMA and to Walter Scott, VINO has Jonu
the ancient loyalty with the new humanity III HIS ro'
nance" The number has several dainty DIS Oh poetry
by favorite writer's OF which take the following ny
Adrich
PU,NroMs.
Many strange shadows does my rich Past1Cecp,
Giving rue glmPss Of them ,T now S ami a ,h'n'
But oftoner in the iDtusani OF slcep
Faces of friends that no more lIlsh OF weep
On this our earth bend over me a. when
They dwet with us aud gladden. me again
Dead lips call OUT to me across Tue d,epi
Aud ever in my dream, | see tnee sttii
o faircst. purest spIere'l In sinctty
With soft sad smile, AMI IA tod iaiiing manu.,
Fail in the paild lnoJl bocAoneli me-
AMI l. half wakenei answ; r thy cOnInani,
=" Go on, sweet ghost, and VIII ioiIo" tNee
And this, by Miss Hutchinson
TIE SENTINEL.
lie PAGES round The fortress wall
For hours aui hours tOSetlor;
Aiar his riu .ing footsteps fail
Through wild AMI wntry weather
He PAGES round the Ia tr, ~ wall
Hours and hours together.
So Love doth guard the loving heart
For years anI years Together;
Gilef cannot stay, nor anger start,
Whatever he mes weather.
so Lave doth guard the loving heart
Years aud years together
And still another signed A. F. whose name may not DC
hid from some our readers by tho enignltic iuitas
wHERE3
Brcathrss the sunny meadows lie
In heat of cary afternoon;
Clouds faint upon the shlpclers sky
Where sleeps u ghostiy moon
The farmboy turns bis masters hay
To ripcn after summer rain,
While gas cries steal across inc bay
Aud echo wide again.
He hears the voices OF his mates
Ganbollng In the fresh s'd-wavn,
And pnuses while his heart relates
TIE joy Lls iIccdOm gave
Where Is my play -time Comet he sail,
And TUNED him Idly 10 his task;
Wher, my moon - NOM aus HEIDI
Eartls weary child Gu ask.
i.r Parton continues his Carcaure, treat
ng If the carcanrs Of the revolutionary period MI
Join Bigeow gives inst.nent Of the liaytn Prov
cribs. Prof. Rlu gives something more about the
stone Age in Europe" There two new chapters OF
"Garlh" by Julian IaWtloIuc "a Glance atthe Island
Of Lewis" by william B.ar1' wanderings in Brittany.
by 5. G. W. Benz amin, AMI the centennial pipef Oh
Commercial Doyolopmont," by Edward Atkinson.
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Droo.ilnu Real Cstlie for Sale.

TOR SALE-Spendd BUILDING PLOT, 80
40 uOrl wrst ieNes ami Marc ave, Nine.
tcnth Wari Is Oukl IT, d. Apply 10 J. HENI, "a, ings
Eank, Er1alwaJ and fOur-st., Brookl' u.
ROBERT :. BUS5ING, BROKER in REAL
Ia ESTATE and MDRrGAtE LOANS, NJ. POI No
Continental uiigi, lirlolln. rhe exchange o Bfook
ItcI estate fr Farms. Niili"r other
Country Properly IL specially ~ the business The
exchanges
superior those presented any OrOkcr own
rial estate Of dca' t0n IL the city country With
sell cNcht the eat 81 "a send Is uil lcs
ton Dsblr OF Ir property 10 the advertiser stating. also
wishes sppnlrncO with NJ
eIuVitel iu l. kuut II" all rr,! estate flr
and properly let Tor raj" att,I
real .st1'
Ia estrnsvs aoqiinta". aiming porerf. owners
uu' idc1 facilities 10
COLLATION. of any description real
ifpus AMI los IN the ht srcii0ns Of lTOnkyn
particularly wei ity rus,"i Park tie aVcnnrs
TiOSiyn Higts for s,l icrUns 81
u lcrs and others purchasing lois o thu unicrS gael
al The same TIM" rr thcir biling aims. anG have
pric i,=,be Huanc ~ facility ftrtis!l's.
i 1T loan bond and mortgage
mpro lily property. VI applications wanted by
Il DB tRf ). RUSNlN.t. 2Oi Mmtisu"-st., brooklyn.
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New i)uaiita!lous.

GCHLIEMANN' TROJAN DISCOVERIES
- tIiustrAJsaD
Blyar Taylors Etpl1rltipns OF Dr. Sche
Troy publ~ci in TRGBU +.
EXTRA No. ij Price postpaid. 20 cents Seven Tribune
Extra Pamphlets Ia any Airs, - te Uue Sta' for 81
ssud Tor circulars. Address r Re TRIBUNE New YORK
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL L3rArE.
-NnKN CITY


Denrnan 81 n e Terrace place, lSON23blO tn
toIvrrirpr.st, XlOO6tO IerIarc pace KILL Nor.
t,rania; l. y \ I QuackeuuasI Ia Ill ii Graz .
sam. property. II II Ora gle To g w leoio ;r%0'OVO
brs - T. ScIl. - " .......'.. 10000
Inn ~ III fl Of Avenue \, 2JXl03.3; G. II Iii
GrcT' r. frrtt to her Y. .-...... lZ0Vo
1914 =, u :, JlG.> oI lstave, lGSA92;
Morales To- ,,ai.lrI Castaneia .............. 1900,
To- - l. Sinno,tls e.............,'.- o.. 800
NAN , lilarnan -. o. 900
81, Sselii +" +: Eros . 400
S7t'rs 100 Il " Of Avenue A. 25Nloi.S; X lfaV. -
9s.h It, u - l2j It Of ave- 25xl005, p Liter to
lG5tn IT. = 90 # W Of lOthav 7jSlO0lli c Price.
rrf rec " MO,el NOR gag, 900 ......:: go
llitn.si, :, 513.s Il al 3i-aN, lGiONlOhll; III
II .uteub.Tg Westiall and 4 Kahn. o,JOO
l3ith ~. =, 23lj n of jthay, 2jX9)ll T. sand.
tor, referee. Ia ; Phillips; mortgage, $1,000 aud 49,
Lex meou ave- a, 2O5 It Of Goth -, 20x75 W II
Leonard. f,rre, To iOui 4 j. " ie" Morgan 1880
ave. }J.2 n ~ 3lst =, l96X50; Schleslnger
barbara wife Of Letter $1,000
LEAsEs RECORDED
Fast lth 81, No 60. with br fixtures, sc, years. per
lrav- AS, years NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. lrOO
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REAL ESTATE.

EFw-YORK. Monday, juno q 1878.
At the Exchange SaleSrOoms to-day the
transactions were RESTRICTED Teal sales by b. F. Fair
child g. H. Scott, and william Kennedy. The market
cOu,inues duh and without interest.
AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE
BIZ YIN. heanetiy.
story brck tenement house. IA lease Of lot, dated
Ma. l. l3G, for 20 years with Ir.cw IL ground rnt
10 - per y,.i On The 81 ave AMI U3d 49, lot -.
Is l. Mcjtuli flOOOO
BIZ sO,ge II. S,oH
Iots en- the OF 18th 100 t. 18th ave, los 2Jx
OoOO
Bg u. T.. frirchfh
5sory brick tenement house. with lot on the >pr 81
JACKSON "A II Flontsts, lot 2 Ma. John Hayden hhd -
".
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Ncw- Jersen Real C5llte for sue.

N -2ttolu ttIi SS1IIe w OiS
A HOME IN THE COUNrRY.-CEN rRAL
n sew Jersey Land and Improvement Company lti.
houses anl an4 by the acr Tor sale. al all routs on me
ne tuntTi i,at1al OF New jersey Apply to A. d.
HOPE, or ELStO MA tsi, ll3 Liberty ~.
A FEW CHOICE LOTS in Crawford, n. -
~ fir SALE 10 the night parties thirty three trains iy
" J. Central Railroad, aud only hty minutes from 81 i
city good itiy scto'ls, and Oh riches Apply
o T. WAC tEt AGl ricaD Tract SUcety. 100 Nassaust
Gran orl, y. j.
FOR SALE LOW, Rent yearly, or Ex-
4 change los Chicago propcry-A charming COUNTRY
saA nls from New YORK., near dcpotS 81 gantly fr
n shed p,t uary, &c BATH water c ~ is la1n
dry mo"nia scenery acres evsy variety nnesl rnt
vegetables ShribOory eSl ellie lawns crOqne grotu's
stable COW, iouliy aud rren,rs houses Photograph WITH
\. @. DAn"iN, 40 iirua way.
FOR SALE-Will EXCHANGE for other
Il property IL New Ork OF brooklyn where ncomr
be han tum n too Id 10 arn FARM Of about %
ans, laitr-on, y. tn Lower reakn.savr.
- mi Paterson Depot fair hoist,,
barn. good SIZE tam far fence Inquire between 10 AID
~ % clock. al s0dtn ST., up stars
THERON LOsEE.
ORANGE. ". j., SPECIALTY.-Grca variety
" PROPERTY Tor SALE AMI REM once hours | TO-
r. L. II. GERRY - Nassau st., AMI Orange, opposite
depot
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

4 TTENTI0N.-IIO FOR SALE and TO
~ LET n all arts - br ok ~. 90
FAM~ FOi; ~ ~ terms. in all parts Of the
Apply idrt-s
DAVIS q COCKTAILS AZ Pincst. RoUm D.
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For Yong Lallia5 -CitY,

KINDERG ARrEN, II East 43l-st., near
IN i-oas od-s al best KIN lcrgaren IN The city.
All the FtpDI OccIpititIs taist thorn ishy IIan.n
al la: Ssib's AL asnIIies supplied
with sInde. Artaicrs. Miss -; VI. Coz Prin
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alttiou 6l!ss of Real Cslltc.
Real Gsilte g exchange.

A VERY desirable new, thrcc-st0ry, French
"A roof DWELLING, well situate N PlnHeH, ~ j. TO
exchange for Stock har lTarr cat Ing, ol arg goods
J. y. WYCKOfF ~ co, p PARK row.
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME vt Sum-
N MI n &c. OF acres; hons Is rooms aud cuPoa 4Oki0i
steam stable It, garlcn iralt ana sh@ie ~ W
m .-a, 81 900. exchange or Newark houses j. ID
CONDiCl, - Broadway.
XAyANTED-A FARM worth about COCO,
~ Tor Is, and clear, interest ~ nrsG
class busiIes, which IL SECURED 10y m.Itgaees
\. BLOMQNlST $50 Nls an Il.
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1u5truC.lou.

For Boys a1i Yolny Men-ct7.
4 IL Summer Open.-Wilson Walw0rtll )
~ - siDess Co lego aud Ph,nosrInc Institute 80 East
ST., unlolsqlre iay AMI eVenS. send Tor
eli
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Gou;,trp Real gstate for Sale.
Top SAIE-A RESIDENCE. brautifulIy

FOR SALE-A RESIDENCE, beautifully
~ itno, ed n Northampton cOmu0 ioas, sios Hniiany
ut reI house. with mNl, imprO'i mcAts: arx gtry,
$50 ami I.pnerV ueafly4 orchard ana chpre SsFt
ety Of My bcaug fruit tTecs AMI vines on IN o. h'h",ss
Az f,on; = u.s smith coll 20 for lids Terms easy Al
dr'ss GEo. V. RUTHERFORD, Northampton, Ma
pUT $500 CASH required to own your dwell
10 ing Ia beaulifnl location neaI the city sloV ray 20
-, ais ana lof also one az ~ 600 only part cis 'd@i
balancr In easy payment Own yoW nome Ain W napy.
faI I,ofw, en- aud II a. and ana D. M AZ III AZ
ccg Real Estate Heaq quarters No. 90 lbid ave. corner
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Gouse5 am firms tJlnteo.

WANTED 49, FARM suitable for STOCK
w RAISING. not over 100 m rs from tha city, Tor when
y Mould ta-U lIOOSA II property. - -
EuLA$D < WHITING, BcoSna1 ~.
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Aunnula. vagdla, blandula,
llospcs cCuicsqcC cOrOrIs,
ttJT EInc ahlbis IN local
IgiCgla, rigta, nudnia,
Nee (Gt S"lcsl dals JOcd!
Dear, huuer9ue, naticrng little soul,
PaJtner and inmate OF tHls clay,
CD, MAltotl - | tBOu bow tsi stiolll
Pale, shis;slaS, ndhcd little d.Uil
No more :a1 wOntcd jokes to play
Pope insists that the dBinutiyes are eFithes not OF
lefty, but of cie1uncnt. They significant OF both
and tic repetition 81; ihein, with the rhyme Of Oc aud
acat ~ Lain OF tia tasc, dcCsvcy marks the
uIriIUtni Of Affected Indifference. Ia r process OF
correspondence, steele desired Pope 20 make ode Of
a cheerful dying slH1t; that's u say, the Emperor la
C.ias Aumaa, vaga," pat into tao OF three stinz.~
for Duslc Ihs hint POpes nspl.iiOn lie made The
cheerful dying spirit Christian. and Cheerful death then
became ne moment oil Triumphant cAuallvD ana the
song Is, were, the song Of Al angel wac deeply
mo, cd az q 'tilOfmance.
From Il funeral 10 festival the transition is not
great aud here occurs the account Of dinner party
at which little incident took place showing that
Mr.. Adams never would have made the famous mis-
take about Champagne and ticidsieck wLib has becn
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BOYS BOAEDING-SCHO SIIOl

. laverack College g. lIul. Rly. Inst, mt ClIver-
~ ack " I. Pdpls received any tins AlOnIo FLaeI.
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Tor BOYS and Young Msn-country.

A BOYS BOARDING SCHOOL, EliMbctl
~ y. j. Rev. j. e. WYCNOFF, Principal
A BOARDING SCHOOL for ~ Boys.
~ q. W. STARR Port Chester " Y.
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Irooilnu llropertn % Get.


GREENE-AVE.-A very nice three story
VI HOUSE for SALE for cash to cycans
i0r Harlem property rutland WHITING, B,eAm'sn st
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Counlrn i)ropsrtp 90 Get.

A CHEAP HOUSE Rent to suit goOt
~ tenant near cars schools churches SC larye tot; Tn
view high AMI healthy site. Address HOMEsrEADEH
I. ID once.
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Parkrow
TO LET rT1r sropv rn,cr nr,rnrvo
No. 8 FIs,uaiOrts., second door from Chathams.
Apply to
THE BUSINESS MANAGER OF THE y. y TRIBUNE.
Rp0 EAST BROADWAY.-To IET-Parlor
NV basement stJs, with mirrors, chandesrs, so.
Ih,,IITe 22S. leIl OT Ia goal tenant
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Gitn propcrtn Co Set.

$500 -
DVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
n YO * TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED ~ TIE
" TOWN OFFICls Nos. ,SsS hrliWay, lllty ist
or d., We twenty mind St at TIE HARLEM tFFit 70
NJ = Thir ave- one hundred au Twenty 10 tth.st
t.arl,iu Saving, JanG D.llingl AMI AZ the BHoukil
BGAN.Ii OFFICE No 3 Was .ilTOn-st., next aoOr TO
tie tos-Oa &C., up Ia D. IN, al regular office rates
rg'O LEr-An elegant BASEHiGNT, 20Xj0,
IN battling facas city Hall Pirf; The r" IS we'll
adapted ul.lSs bli.n ROOM having hlgh N,Il MAO
iigi o.. easy Apply TO j. " wYChOFF & CO., "a
IsarL
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AT ENGLEWOOD, within one hour of city
~ MOtrlus one COTTAGE furnished. with three "
ground and stable. for year. Apply TO Box 49,
I.Lrlr 1
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is satisfied with her son-in. law, and thinks she
drove pretty good bargain with her husband
whom she hired him to rest easy il she would
consent to Lucindas marriage.
But she don't want to see him again.
She is willing to wait.
But she enjoys the satisfaction of being able
to say that she has seen ghost, aud that is
something that everybody can't say.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-17
Reliable Evidence.

Mr. ii. X. STEVENS.
Dear Sir-I Will most cheerfuly add my testlmo
ny to the great number you have already received
Ia favor OF your great and good medicine, VEGE
TlSR, for DO not think enough can be Paid In it,
praise, for was troubled over thirty years with tina
dreadful disease, Catarrh, and had such bad cough
ing spells that II would seem as though could ntve
breath any more. and VEGETIsE has cured me; ant
do feel TO thank God oil the time that there Is 81
good medicine as VEGETisE. and also think II
of the best medicines for coughs and weak sink
Ing feelings at the stomach, and advise everybody
to take the NRGETINE, for can assure them IL Ii
one OF the best medicines that ever was.
MRS. l.. GORE
Corner Magazine and Walnut streets Cambridge
MAss
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Gained Fifteen Pounds OF Flesh.

SOUTH BERWICK, ME-, Jan. II, 1874.
II. u. STEVENS ESQ:
Dear sir-I have had dyspepsia ln its worst form
for the last ten years, and have taken hundreds OF
dollars worth OF medicine without obtaining any
relief. In September last commenced taking the
vEGBTIrE, since which time my health has steadily
improved
My food digests well, and have ga ned fifteen
pounds of flesh. There are several Others In this
place tasiDg the YEGETIEE. all hayc obtained relief.
Yours, truly
THOMAS Z. MOORE,
Overseer OF card room, Portsmouth 20. q Mills.
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Appreciation
AVVrCCIdtIOH.
CBARLEsTowN, Mass, March 10, 1859.

CuARLEsTowN, Mass, March 10, 1859.
II. X. STEVENS:
This Is to certify that have used your "Blood
Preparation" [VEGETINE) in my family for severa
years, and think that, for scrofua or Cankerou.
lIumors or Rheumatic affections. 1t cannot be ex-
celled and as blood purifier and spring medicine
1t IL the best thing ever used and have used al
most everything. can cheerfuy recommend 1t tC
any one In need of such medicine.
Yours respectfully.
MRS. A. A. DINSMORE,
je29-4w 10 Russell street.
NEGETIME Il SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS,
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All Diseases or the BLOOD.

II VEGET1SE will relieve PAIN cleanse purify and
cure such diseases, restoring the patient to perfec
health after trying different physicians, many
remedles,1 suffering for years, Is IL not conclusive
proof, II you are sufferer, you can be cured? Why
Is this medicine performing such great cures? II
works In the blood, In the circulating nuld. 1t can
truly be called the Great Blood Further. The great
medicine that does not directly upon It, purify
and renovate, has any Just claim upon public atten-
tta,.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-17
Good Evidence.

CINCINNATI, Nov, 26, 1872.
MIR. II. X. STEvBNs
Dear Slr-The two bottles OF vEGETINE furnished
me by your agent my wife has used with great
benefit. For Il long time She has been troubled
with dizziness and costiveness, these troubles are
now entirely removed by the use of VgGErIHE.
she was also troubled with dyspepsia and general
debility, and has been gr, atty benefited.
TH0Ms as GILMORE,
2fgL Walnut Street