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New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
ASSURANCE OF DIVINE PRESENCE.
The Rer stephen H. Tyng, jr d. De- Al the church Of tie Ho
Trtatg lITOteStdat ED,oc0gdt

At the Church of the Holy Trinity, at Nadi-
sonave and Fort -second-st, yesterday morning, The
rector the Rev Stephen H. Tying, ir, ID. D., preached
from Hebrews, XIII, 3: For He hath said. will never
leave thee nor forsake thee" The sermon was sub
stanta!ly rs follows:
This peculiar declaration OF our LORD contains hve
senorae assurances In version lose the force Of
he Gree. expression because the repetition Of the mega
tive in English destroys the emphasis which 1t gives III
Greek II literally translated the passage woald read
will never; never leave thcc never never, never for
sake thee" Thus five negatives axe used to make TIE
monises more positive You have In this text bne
foundation Tor all faith. Blessed is he who is certain OF
this message Of God TO souls. Most important j. II
Tor al! iDd an anchorage slIe ana sl'aa,,' l.''o
f nanae Gods word, that lie bati ht'lCl i 'hc
' iii M dpst t,Ie mn the fearful conditions described.
Left fOrraken OF God! Il there more %"iu sentence
taa that to OF the Twelve tribes n Israel EpHldn
ioaJ tn IDOLS let him alone ~ Every mote that
dWt iu the sunbeam answers to te c"lHi''H W. N'ou'
rhe harmony Of the world depends up'h the DlNhe WE
power being obey ed Oou I.Ilo. ~ ,dN @ NH ~ , an,,iy
i'm the relations of the soul to God docs tc tAl Apply
sin once controlling the soul holds ierrh hg car ~.
Ti',Ie can be no purity holiness, but II j. a
mirror OF God. Aud there ~ no tenderness or ~ paty'
rJcrc 10 no generosity hut II Is reflection OF t0ds
rent gifts 10 Only because dOd Is N man lo lhCic
any purity in MIN: ana according a. u9d d"es III Us -
fbS ness1re Of our purity. But let Ills presence pe
withdrawn from the SAINT IA the highest pi'nacic III
be reno led and We faI s W ~ Irt COD f"rlIkc
session Of ever Powet Snd ., III t vonld bscome he'll
a., how do the wors paseiOs CDatIOl NAN when lie Is
alone and foTsaken bitterness, SANDER, ana Ih''e'
d,d nv tongue snt on fire of hell envy ana cOHctous
sss king everything that is not thor own ciirlty
behind household OF love passion ana pe
cath dome homes what foul Deaslr do tc rafth
,nen locome when left alone! You may be forsAken of
man but there is st hope IN Cod But ne mat ~ iQr
Lien of God has io hope Bitter aud wTetehed as ne ~
,aee remains something worse yet TO come In
iile das1b ns1 h' in which 50 many md a comfort
IL to darkest hour of me Tor IL IA the
rrt.I that Ieads 10 dannatiOn What then - Pcslt"n
pb ar rrnuIat.an3 Vain, idle Illusions, Of no avail
Tok not at ty manly spirit, for II God I've LETT ou of ~
,hou only hast the methods BY winch The agohies " e
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18

tions OF forces that mschieyons you viii merely
turn HIM into nothing. He used to bo gorious fellow
now he is sSupid .
! think the most lonesome and disconsolate OF all
wnat man has been "lduid' sinner. Drinking
men have hard time, and they do have Jolly time 100
They feel good for while every day. Thon w4cn aiih
hives wife tnat scOIds when he comes home Ettc
(and think she Is justhe) with not much at home to
aud nothing To drink and goes around 10 te corner
and there Is always one there To slap MN Oh tbc
back aud call him good fellow and II l. warm therc
aud comfortable and social and II II nice, aier all
for hin-untiI he goes into "a temperance meeting
and the dangers and the destruction apIa biin
and IN paTcrysm OF right feeling determines
that lie will stop his dissipation, ami no signs the
pledge Now the time Of II Ia anything more
dscOnsolate. The IL going 20 drink amy more
lie IL gloomy In the morning. gloomy all day gloomy all
nigut-hOrrld dTcams-ad things are not Hendci IN an
hour. HIS wife IL not angel n. minute and now tat
hC hss lost bis pleasant diinks Ills cOnpabols, every
thing, he wants something 10 10 ana can get no Noh
Nobody To trust him, and everybody gives him
clear berth Here Is The pO0l Wfcch, phy sicy rtions
impoverished, without occupation ana the means ~
grace ut home. II@,ughcrl H. is more tnan he can
NV wonder Is not hat so many men 20 back, nut
that any 10 forward undcr such circumstances.
But that the man should lake thc true couih'
lie wod sal 81 have undertaken To reform Iny5tli not
merely because drink but because am altogether IN
need higher and better life, ana IL Is my purpose ny
the grace God tO be man all over Go Wherc iheIe
Christian men and women praying, ana say pray
Struggling salvaon." Go with tears into the sincu
AIRY where there Learts that KNOW nov 10 tcno th
Of other hearts, ana the cry Lie! ne mo
save from the fire and the fOod Go ior everything
TuIn thoughts into another channel tnh ol anu
help others ana you will not be 80 lonesome IL y easier
20 whole length than 40 0ne-telith, ana u h
really wants REFORM let him make up ms IN IA 10 oh"
MS manhood all over, and he VIII tud II IL easier because
he will moral nelp INSIDE OF nllrse anu inc new
fAculucs bae will AID hlm 10 control Inc ola anu si
nns Sin
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18

msntary Mail oosed At l:so Steamship sas ss2 p
N, Pier at foot OF Thrd ST., Hoboken. -
For Havana Cuba by steamship resent City s
supplementary Mail ~ closed NJ 2+o r. ILL., St.1m
ship sails st .. m. froIa Pier No IL, North River
FOR Bermuda, BY the steamship Gamma nlir close at p
Steamship sas at Pier No IL, Norm 1'er'
FRIDAY, Der. 2
West indies Brazil and the Argentine Repnblc by e
steamship King Arthur to sail from ia tm0re Oc ~ nas
close at pm the NewYOrk PostOfce on Friday, Oct ~
SATURDAY. OCr. 23.
England, Wales, Irclani,
Liverpool the seamshp GerWalic, mails close st
lO n. M. supplementary NAL IL closed ~ ~ 10 H.
Steamship sails ~ y. rom Pier No OF, Noih RIVER
malls close 10 q supplementary aaii IL G oseIl =,
1IA5 Steamship sails at D. from Pier No ~ North
River. . --,,-
Europe southampton and Bromen. by The sransmp
Main, lis close at li:36 y supplementary mai Is
cced at 80 steamship sails AT p in om fie' ioo'
Of Thirds st., HobOkep. ~,
Belgium direct the steamship switzerland, mails
close at 1870 Steamship sails at M IRON Por NO
North River
Key West steamship City Of Austin. close al
Steamship sails At fror Pier No 20, East RIVER
SUNDAY. OCr. ~.
Mails for japan Shanghai Hong Kong. and dependent
Chinese and the Fast ndes viii b- sent IN the steam
shp City Of Toxic. sa from Francisco Nov Mails
this .ean,hp shoIi posted In the NewYork Post
0nice before II a. m. sunday, Oct q.
All fails close at III o'clock The PostOhco open
from IA. w IL
Mail. Newfoundland close New York Post Once
every dav at l:30 y. . ,,,.
Once every at o. m.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
THE SEJFING-MACHINE TRADE.
CONSTANT LA!sX OF PATENTS AND DISCOVERY OF
MPROYEMENIS-THE EFFECT OF A GENERAL
IXPIRATION OF PATENT RIGHTS.

CONSTANT LA!sx OF PATENTS AND DISCOVERY or
NrRoyEMESIs-TH EFFECT OF A GENERAL
TXpIRArION OF PATENT RIGHTS.
1t has been reported that several important
sewiugmachino patents about to expire. To ascer
tain what eject such event would have upon TIE
busines a TRIBUNE reporter called upon tie prominent
men in several Of the great sewing machine COM
panies. The number of patents relating to sew
iug.machne interests is large Some have cXpired,
ard others are nearing the end Of the term for
which they have been issued. Nevcrt lcss there Is q
sufficient number of patents being granted from
fine 10 time To more than counerbaance those that
lapsc Inventors are continually discovering improve
Incnts aud those of any value are caught up by the
great companies bocause they can snoid to pay inc
highest price for such patents The improvements gen
orally are ,nale by the workmen in different factories.
One of tIe members Of the Wheeler a. Wilson Sewing
Machine Company said that even II all the sewnsin1-
chine patcuts were given up aud tie right To manuiac-
tIre were thrown open 70 everybody IT could hardly pay
any small company 10 start IN the business The large
companies have made reputation by long and eA-
tended effort Aiarge expenditure of time and money ~"lu
be necessary reach any degree OF success al a r'
neratye The COMPANIES that might control large cap
ital can use their money to better advantage tnah u
cor,poting for share OF tade that is TOO re-
rnuuerative. Ile small companies woulu ma tltul-
selves ruined before they could trade To make
achincs tO sell them at the present plt
the manufacture nust he on very large sru anu Tue
evneicnce necessary could hardly b. bought Many Ma
cDes are sold persons who expect 10 ray lof hh ny
their work IL l. necc -sary that the insialmens should
b small ana therefore the final realization oI prom ~
snr a~nts seem anxious Ia sell large number OF
machines they can, the interest on lle ciial 1 "a
pended nearly consumes the proita Many oi ue roh,, M
panies beginning 10 sec tlis, an" Pici'i =" Wv O
mn DueiugsS AT better TIlcs.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw.YORE.

FORT OF NEwY ORE. E.................."ocE 10.
CLEAELD.
Steamship " New YORK, Iochead, Liverpool VIA queens
t0gu john g.. Baie. o. o.. t-.r.
stramship Egypt lBr Grosan, Liverpool Via Queenstown
+. W j. Hurst o., .. ~.
steamship al fOrna Oyenstoae, Glasgow IeDdeson Bros
Steamship Donal tGerl Bnssins Ercuel 2'outhampoh
81 als 10 oon Tanner AspnVa Pacac Mall steamship
steamship Atlas tr) Low, Aux Cages and Kingston Pm
steamship W. clyde Pennington, Galveston via Key
West, &. H. Mallory & 90. ,-,-- ,,-, .,
FelmaD. ,-- ,a ,,,,,,..
4
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
Neu- Jsrsen Real estate tor SAFE.

&0 400 FIRST YEAR-balance $4,000
10 - HUI be reman at b per oent-will purchase
comfortable snburb. cottage resd - wlth
annie grounds LAID out IN lawn, ganen. shade
irIir flowers vines &C housss have Is rooms gas BATH
40 minutes from bcrtyst n. " by the frequent siprSs
trains passenger railroad IN the world Paved and
lighted stree'a an we'll drained and sthy horse,
eaIckens stable Sc All In order, ready for occupancy.
Apply " OWNER, Bo, ls4, Elizabeth.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
Brooklpn neai Gstate for sale.
Gounirn Real Gsiale for Sale.

NOR SALE-Three fine suburban RESI-
J. DENCES with extra good mpr0Wmentsi TO 20 aci.'
OF ahpuiarce of fultt al-o tNo fr
of 100 each, from y ~ MI - rum
Itnaoa Y fine grsdei public schools, Win t"fue
Unyersty AFFORD educational AL lsanages Address
W ". AYERS, ithaca y 4
EOR SALE--A sp ciOus, frst-clasS RESl-
DENCE in the village Ct Flushing, IN perfect order ami
corlee IN every the best hois In this city
i2xGO ample l., beautifully panSfi situation
very elevated With perfect drainage terms ii Apply 70
JAMES b. PARSONS, "A PluesL, or HOMER MORGAN,
No. 2 PinCsf.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Oct. 10. 1875.

w-YORK, Oct. IS. 1873.
Tno ,,uowlng s,le was made at the Exchange Sales
room by 4. j. Blocker & SO1:
snr, mick house with lot No. 073 Firstaye w. ooo
75.S Guti ~ IN hs'. 2JAI {; T. uhcrhl ''''
~, thar s9,s announced take place postponed
lbr ol ow ing bi sale. announced iOf Ss
nj, Wrq-iIv oct A,ran II. Muller and son VIII Srt at
tn. EXCHANGE Sal by oTtcr ~ Ni IN SoNt N'i
M nm. .t William H. RayHOr, I2c lots IDc iicl on ~ a. 20
,sih y bi, ina .ix,iavo~ also j1h. osh, God 6l;h
7otr 7l,h 10Th. 17t, ~Sfh l26l. IL -t,. AMI ipI's'"
mn propr.y al the choicest description ana 'h" Ne
an a,trs, 1, 20 isrg.-s l,ttGIlCc Vi tie sraSDI
l.. ! Bic2,str ~ son wiz hold q ipi''h
NJ ,ho tX,l.g. s,lsroum.-, valuable properly ca Ihi
, 10 IIfaycs roc y-st.jhd, Forty seventh a,h yl1lh
r.d on at. Maps % the properly, with Terms
o sale vii Dee ITuisltt ol plrtiioh - tl" ac'i'n ~ 90
Tor. "a, nsnp r. vii nilrc I rrd9y, oA tlt premises ~
,-,r,i Sont.rs ,,D Iis on SawEi N3ly BOueyari AZ
ing,ou Clarendon. BrthiryaseS, ard lHNlSoh anu rIi-
,t sts ha property accessible W tIC Sew. ofk l'u-
I'm - Mont > N ilroid. recently "rc Passes af' MAPS
n, II bc f,,rt hct ~ tho oicc OF le aich'el
~ Par..ruw or 10 William II. Ba.d@in. CVh Ehalh'i
Epfkg
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
oEEIc1AL RECORD OF MORrGAGEs.

AS SS anil i ii5ii TO iiltR sts ~ cs $4,000
hiPIinhi niai.n. r' of 7S,t " of IL ave- dre - 1900
Ryckman Elizabeth and Hiist 10 WmJ Ha1dook, ne -
CV5dkigd. Msyer aid VIE 20 N1rita Joscphtlal aud
80 StHets Of ii -t Of 4thay, year . 100
tuition, v ; OF Cannon 81, between stanton and aN- ,
p in5,n ilnr !" 9 ami ys 10 Christopher ~welcy aud
oHsfs "r n : Of I55itsi ol idayc .... 1909
'u,lS.' u, ~ =, Gf, ave- ~ - ............. 1900
sf,. H. Piehar ~ NJ and vife 10 Hanry \ Cram and
SnSH. 1r !,T, W. Of ISlst st Of 7;Iavc =. $500
iuriruthal. Joseph and wif,f 10 Mutual La" ms C ,
Kervin, Andrew J. Protestant Dutch 'hui' p roit ,
gage lraSei yrs " OF MI am - u fto 'o"O
HliH' y, 20 ''n''' s'l.' ....... 1000
H,sa, 6,s, a. = . " Si Of 10000
hlsg,is ,e ,rrs ~, u .S1 d iSe and s7tht I2ooo
hudrrws Nm -, and wife, aud Others, % " ash ntt'h
AZ a., ~. sof Ja.s,or, oi 10000
cor Jun. 10 I,iwin h SIo.l, ne.r High Bridge, -
ii @ t, = II M ~ ~ Er"onr; 3ysars NJ. .... 5000
f,s' =. 'In m AZ ~, Of sihsye 3 years 1900
Dein.us Elbrrt, J. e,yer %c. ~ non bn, "A. AFs -
same 10 s1ge yIs stu o Lexington ave-. &o~
same a'le, yrs; - n 70, t' fhtl l'h ave 10 "
sam. i, SINE ys i7Ft, Of icXing gtonIve.. l3 900
Sa,c to same 3 yr- A7h of Lexington ave 800
same 10 same Of Lex ur ,naNc Hoi i1t ~ 3OOO
same to SAM yrs ~ ri; 20, S 500
same Ia sane 3 VS. . Oi Lex ng0 sol tsf. 5000
same ~ same years cor ieNinstonave and ittH- ~
sane 10 same, 3 years .of 47thst, Of IeHilgton go
ssne AZ 10 sam . S'4'' 10000
same 10 same 3 years ssof 45thst. oi Lexington 80.
Hare am - VIM -. ~ 600
"Ioacall J. !. s,yAGE, DepIty Register.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18

Y
Ann r,.e. GIl sun Jl6l Moon rises. 74S
HIsa wAILR IIils DAY-i v.
SANDY Hook 1904 tt0vt slani lO4i Hell G. Ferry. UOi
hI'H NAfEP Iliis DAY-F NJ
sandy Hook 1881 Cows Island lid Hen :" feIN ooJ
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
YERE. JOHNSON, JR., Auctioneer.

Quick transit snre. Westche-tcr 10 the front
GREAT RATIRDAD OPENED
GRAND AUCi ION FESTIVAL.
Fite Champ6tr iiusc harFson COLLATION. and FALCON 40
HEMORABLE EVENT
800 CHOICE Los AND PLOlS
on clE mill Valley Boulevard, Arlington Calcrdol Derke
Ityayes., Division ana Fairmolnt So, IN
NORTH fOShERS,
aiiacru ~ re SeNbcrk, Boston ana Aontn<l
H4uTold at uIn9rgYrd aIrt "n,
THURSDAY Oct. 81, 1875,
AT II o,,t'k =. 9n The lr'inls'@
First results Of oucX transit lIrI sale oi ots on me NeW
Raro1i Frst 1T n the new revival ist OPP amy L"
nent dlTlp-s l. r value ct Of NoiL'rs, bc wise.
sale absDutn Title p.HtcL Terms rt.'
FREE ENEU UPSlON aud COILAliD
Prbf Harrison Innitahe Ecceniri"iii.s. ., -
daring aral gynbGsl IN Uo Nprs N
his Trlibc Balloon A~cynspn,
Grafulla 7th Rc.ipcut BIrf
tickets regular train Av NJ Grand tHBbt Dr
$40 u 10 connect vita special IRAN ga '" los
sppiy IN oJERE JOHNSON, Jr Auci one q fart r,S op-
toS t. New P0stOlhco, y. =, OF TO Nh. H. BALDWIN,
tiyil Eueinoer bonkcrs
VALUABLE CORNER HOUSE AND STA
RE. an Lex and Tort -ih rt-i. for sale al
auct THUR DAY, 2isL INST, by 4 j. hLi-" Eh;
sos q 90. clial place ioi rrotsht"ht ~diVlh IN"
billiard lDms lcl &c to Grand Contr-i d 100.
WILL. BE SOLD at pubhc sale on third day,
w tie 1911 tenth month OcnbNl. l@11, a. % el@h
irss OF ,au6 a. g0Cd stat 0i cdNJD1 oJ TIE puhc fodd
fom BOrd ntcwn CTOsswicks, New lrfre one MI" irn
The ormel place where there ripad 'nBuune1nl- 0
all 80 by 81 -sy, VI "a dining room ait
lud terms 4 grs Snug 70 Nc~
property VII =. shown the same Dy calnS on AAhlON
HUTCHINSON, BorlenioSn o,-
nirGS;frH MAEH & THorF' I. Ft'nnEvE Admrs
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
Gin Real Gsiate for Sale.

A MOTHER 1-story ligh-stoop, new brown
n stone HOUSE cabinet mmed extra pumbed, 5Jd 81
near Broalway, gain. J. W. STEVENS, Broadway anc
5lstsf
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS.
MONDAY, OcE Is.
TUESDAY, OCE ~.

TUESDAY, OCT ~
% steamship na.s. .., 80. oo
yor Enroue and IiNtrN0o, bN inc
close Al A. IN No -upllrih'hg h'n''
at "A from tunard Dock jerry NY
THURSDAY. OCT. II
For Fgrons via Plymouth Cherbourg AMI hanohIe h W. n
steamship kiUpsfo,k. nails close al ilSV H. o"'P'
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
Connlrp propertn 60 Get.

PAIR of twin HOUSES, large lots, well
~ ipcatcd "a high guuud depris Sc rrui f2b
month, q god tenants. AdaroSs MUTUAL fkiENp Inb-
Ofce.
At MONTCLAlR-TO LEASE. the WILL
~ IOWDAfE BROOK fAl one OF tLc niosi dtAghfll
places cows hucs fowls. and hoi, furnished
des red AdGreos Post utnee hoX ~ hiomte g, \, J.
fEO LET--At Tarrytown, on the corner of
DepsN and hcStnut st- la hraRii.
died HOU 81. siirolsrnimpr"sg ats ga. hats.
ranges ald every modern sAfa1o fer
family ladies' institute viii h. r,ntsd
very cheap and imned ate possession cn. khbEoN.
6jJ sixth
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

-
NEw-YoRE cry.
'hst ~ l'g ,'IfS G 1 ia fn.5n & c.ttT $4,000
o7ih ~ : - 40 lt Of 6tnAye. 2OxS59; Dayd oo,
To;pl5H rs " aI%' y Of R ave. 75viO g. John Ten
nii any,, Ctber u Florence : Austin Nomul
%; 81: i;,t a. \, " ", -. ~ ~, I,.rl iart .' 5000
l5iIh & v.,n \ 'R oi.on To- pauline Nonina
Waierst 5O.7 Of l;o1>eyeit, 49, 10 trOht.',
~ ~ ~ ~ 4,'4' 10000
is5rl, G1rl q Il 70 rb5s fitch $4,000
ts ,nt''s so r,,ncr Of Lexins;onaye l2jx oO5. also
l7th a. II Ii5f G Of Lexiugt0nayr, l5uxlOO.Ji
dySr EigSrt n,.'"t' % ?, $4,000
Augustine Daby 10 Ihro lore Ma ....;.
w 5ns 81, r. + ', ioayT i%n,,s,H 10000
3'.SB5GxIU.s; sidney Cline and N'if 10 Joseph
itar'' aud 7tf 5is nd Hudson River rrcgu.
,rn' tnry ysr Egcsrs 10 Moses Robinson Nominal
l27!5t -y aot : SiTc yHF G 10 Sar;n Erncid 7j50o
i,r ,i Il iie i to Mary Grecnwoo 2s5oO
20 iOiiI Ax3J.GxlGS; Frlnk Kndd, refeiec, TO .
haty II 9'i''55;; 3; DO n az D 2, a. IS 3x rrrlar;
Ayyru' referee 10 VIM i'arien Others 1900
i;a r,terr TO T. tlicrs Andersoi 5000
5Vth @ Tep T n and n MI MI, 70 Raehen Feiman 1900
ll2th ST. 5 v cor 4,haye, l0o1l0O II a!so II ihst
s,SccnDq min to MaP:aret Klcarn. -. 1890
NS9',T snG 1s si,nd 10 MARI voag 1900
'V W Ssrsin a., husband 70 Mary Cakirs ..... l650O
itts[ sps + and others exsoator- 10 Thomas Prn 5000
LEAh.s-
Goth # lJO of Isl ave. 21Xto, 10 years ana
months, Nov I. -. ltOxl25i PeiT Carpenter TO
Masn =, NO Eostst 20 and 81 Robert ocictto Mayor hder
Nrms', & W. u ,Prst Pe,nct Police t. Nay Iss0 slJOo
Ion.ciall j. Y SAyA0i, Deputy Register.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
TILE RUN ON A BANK IN BOSTON.

BosToN. Oct. 1.-THE run on the Home
Savings Bank continued yesterday, but the dep"7oi'
,bibted more confidence, Commissioner GatcLeI &C r
ties thai the bank perfectly safe. Oheis 81 ASSISTANCE
IL needed have been made by several c!ty BANKS
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
t,ral G:slaie 60 gsebanye.

EOR EXCHANGE-City houses For West
chester property; valuable property ia chicago aud Mich
can Tor nearly property Joey Cy lots ior soOd
store. JAMES BROWNING, 81 BrUglNaF.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
ADnI,s II. NUriER tuctionccr.
A Ir1yIInN ~ of UnIfSES aub \ 0u'S on

UCTION SALE of HOUSES and LOTS, on
"a THURSDAY oct 2i, at u o'clock, at The Exchange
sacsroOm. No. I II inpaavsy, VIZ:
WEST FIFTY EIGHTH ->f.-The four story brown stone
FROM house aud lot No SGS 5Shs south side l42 feet
west shave House "a feet deeP, contains nTicfn AN.
Ir)yemenia. newly anied ani lrescoct
WEST FIFTY EIGHTH 81 The tlreestory hiei-stoop
brown hOuar and lot No iOi West 5rts, sOdtn
@, 100 tset Dest of 9thayc. cd. - -. -.
FlFTY.EIGHfIIS ST.Dne lot north side 200 feet vest OF
Sth ,.
NISTUAvFThe forr story brown stone front house aud
Uth and Ma ST. Hours contains
modern improvements. hard. wool Euish
EIGHTH AVErle lease ~ the plot of ni 5OSl 100 iset on
ave, 80 e, HDnth Oi 1Sth IT. On the f0s ~
wi,n are tNosory brick ttT aid dwellings, an TWO
stry brick Hing The Lcaso has SIX ear, ~ run
May $50 At Si,A o. ground rent and idEe- 40.
TORHs WIAr, AuctDDecr. - -
ENFCUTOR' SALE of ELEGANT DIV EILlNG
- LOr suth west corner Fnta and Forty iolrtb-
st. and STABLE No. IL West Forty fuurth,t ~ II. LUD-
ION a. Co will scl by auction EDNfSDAY, nct. 20
lS75 O'Clock, the Exchange Saesoom, 40 III Broad
way . 49,. ..... - .., . l.,.,,,
SALE BY ORDER or EXECUTOR or WIN. :. BLAckIN
TON, Deceased.
FIFTH AVF-Tha elegant aud extra vide four story high.
sionp brown DhlsLIING aud LOT, 30 2 fth ave-.
south Furi iOnrthsi. The iousc 2SbNfn it
pantry ext l2BN2S feet; hf>t class IN
cyery built by John H. Sherwood and i IA su
per order hay been oycrlar~ a. large expense during
The past SImmrr lot, 2S.iNlz feet
WEST FORTY CkiHSI.-ihs bTstcla%s tre"st"fy
brcA ABIf ~ NCs. F1rty i0u.tsi si ju9t vert o.
Ffh ave. tabc 2JN7O feet, SAILS, carIiu harness. aud
coachnlan's roonis LI;, 2JXlOO.j. Terms al 81
For maps permit view tue house apf % the Am, oD'
GERS No ; Pinc.sL t~LA
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18
Guetiou Sales Of Real estate.

r AUCTION.-25 LOTS in the business
n center Of Flushing and Amitysts. Ugse Esate,
TIKI RSDAY oct 81 inst at gcocN p M on The premises
without highest Bidder to cl0se contract
with the Execnt0rs Ins 0par cout day oi sale, 235
~ and balance on and 10 years, DESIRED
the protorrn2 mort on the property 10 <h
payments These lots better fo Investment 1a deposits
any bank and a. The times are hi visitors nsy
explc q chance Tor great bargains O3 trans day ~ fius
ina every halt hour fare, c.Bta 10y TWO 10 lrosd ~
ongs stores and church built ssne block within 10
months past fare cheap no passes For mars Appy :"
* .fJ5 irl IwrnN rtxtl-st
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18

rl'O LET from Nov 1.-SECOND FLOOR of
hol4. SN, West Thirty fourth si hot and cod wafer
bath ra- SC. owner IA the house miiy without chldso
New-York tribune., 1875-10-18

rIO LET-A four-stOry English hisemsnt
OI 81 Il u o. near atl ave. u lrii,t order al co.
}. IENlAh s Co..
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1875-08-19
Ohio State Fair.

The 26th Ohio State Fair, which
takes place at Columbus, in Septem-
ber next, promises to be the best ever
held in the State. The board Of Di-
rectors are sparing no labor and pains
to perfect all arrangements for the
convenience Of exhibitors and the en-
tertainment of visitors
The Little Miami and the Hooking
Valley Railways will carry passengers
at usual State Fair rates, and freights
tree when returned without change of
ownership.
The various Halls all have water
tight roofs, so that all textile or other
articles liable t o be injured by inclem-
encies of the weather will be protect
ed.
There is mile and half mile track
overlooked by an amphitheatre which
will seat three thouoond TersOHs-
The premiums offered amount tc
upwards Of $4,000, embracing near
ly all the departments Of productive
industry The premiums on horses
amount to So, 800, cattle So, 900, sheer
over $1,000, swine $3.50, poultry
$3.50
Good music by three of the bes
bands in the State; good water from
the Holly Water Works, and goot
dining halls.
The Fair commences on Monday
September 6, and closes Friday, Sep
tember 10.
For further particulars address
JOHN H. KL1PPART, Sec'y.