davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-04-21

eT The Lambertville Savings Bank will
open for business on next Monday. The
officers of this institution are-P President,
Samuel Lilly, Cashier VIM. ". Cooley Di-
rectors-Saml. Lilly VIM. v. Cooley, J. A..
Anderson, r. MCDOWELL, w. L. Hoppock, H.
G. Hooker, George A. Allen, John Groman,
and N v. Young These names are guar
antee of the reliability of the institution, and
of its high business character. 1t will be OPP
en- from A. NJ. to 8 p. M. daily Except ON
Sundays and holidays Discount .dayT-Eues-
day. Interest viii be. allowed on deposits, a.
follows s When left for. u months or more, .
per cent. months and less than 10, pei
cent. months and less than 9, per cent
Circulars with full particulars as to regula-
tions, &c., can be obtained of the Cashier, at
the bank.
The banking Office, lunder The RECORD
ofice,) has been handsomely fitted up, and is
not equalled by any similar institution in this
section of country. The large counters are
of solid walnut, handsomely paneled, and the
Office furniture,is also of solid walnut. A
large fire and burglar-proof safe has been pro-
vided, and inside of this is a burglar proof
safe of the best character, which appears
strong enough to defy the skill of the most ex-
pert safe breakers
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-04-21

REV On. ROBINSON will continue to give occasional
papers Life IL the Holy Land, = and DR.. HAIL viii
OLIVE THoRHE, G. A. a., ANNETTE L. NoHIE and other
popular writer's will enrich our story department
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-04-21
series Of practical papers on
SUCCESS IN sABBATH-sCHOooL
TEACHING.

W BY REV. THOMAS STREET,
whose experience as former Secretary OF the sunday
school Union will commend his papers to all interested
In Sunday School work.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-04-21
Tract Societies and Tract Work
at Home and Abroad.

will illustrate the history and methods Of this work. With
count Of the meche ca process Of hook -makinq and
among Others, val DO contributed TO by Rev. VIM r.
MILLIAMs y. D., Rev. WIN. A. HALIocK, b. D., Rev.
CHARLES rEAnoDY
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-04-21
WEArHER REPORT.

Rain fall d. sc g, H, LARSON.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1875-04-21
81 THE
ART DEPARTMENT

win continus TO b. rfichsd by III, designs Of barley
IIcrrick, Beard, Cary, Havendon and others. nmvig
our specaliies in thisde. ment will be portraits
Of prominent men pictures Of remarkable American
scenery both Of which features have been characteristic
Of this paper. ~,
Ii will be o.I aim 10 spare no pain nor expense 10
make 1t the Best and Cheapest illustrated Journal
Family Newspaper, Undenominatonal Religious Week
ly, Sabbath-School Helper.
Subscription $3.50 per year. postpaid. Specimen copies
free. Agents wanted.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
JOSEPH TouT

1UHEPH lOUT
Has again opened q Cosj.Yard at West
And WRtAr streets, which 10 ifltsnds % run
n caAnAetion with his yam Nt Grunge and
Water streets, where lersGIAs In want ol
CoAk aaA b iypplied with Ne oelebrN4s6
~ As s1sRPRisni Xhish giyss pre setisfaS-
P.Sons leaving orders at sitAsr yard Will
reoelye prompt st4sAtion.
ssy2 -Sn JOSEPH FoUT.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

|ZELL'S ENCYCLOPEDIA
z. E. is a Dictionary of Language.
| 1t contains every word in the Eng
i llsh language with its derivati on
| and definition. "
z. E. is Biographical Dictionary.
1t has sketch Of every noted per.
. son of all ages, many of them
with portraits.
z. E. is a complete Gazetteer.
1t has description Of every country
sea, lake, river, mountain, town,
&C., in the world.
z. f. Is Medical Dictionary.
1t contains description of diseases,
remidies, Instruments surgical
| operations, &C., &C.
z. f. is a History of the World.
1t contains a description of the mi
grafton of races, the progress of
nations, their customs, laws, re-
ligions. &c.
q. E. is complete Natural History.
1t describes all animals, birds, in
sects, fishes, and reptiles.
2. F. is complete work on Botany.
1t describes every plant, flower,
vegetable, and tree; with their
propeltie uses. &c.
z. F. Is a complete work on Mechanics.
1t describes all new Inventions, en-
gines, machinery, tools, &c.
z. F. is q complete Church History.
1t describes, impartially. the vari-
GUS divisions Of the church of all
ages. ....... ..,..
z. F. is equa: to whole library Of Works
1t describes every material or nom
material thing that Is capable Of
description In the language.
z. +. is we'll illustrated.
1t contains nearly three thousand
engravings Of persons, animals,
plants, trees, flowers. mach ines,
IT. ., buildings, &c.
Aspecimsn number. containing forty
pages, will be sent to any address on the
receipt Of 10 cents. Sold only by subscrip-
tion. Agents and canvassers wanted.
y r. T.EllW0oD zELl,
'
II & 10 SOUTH 9th STREET,
PHILADELPHIA.
q pr3l.8t
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
|RsoNAL AND PERTINENT

,;oe weather. we're having, Mr.. Prob.
,,een victori. still delights in = dance.
"a .hell crabs II feet long in China.
hnnecticut shells out an oyster % by 10
|es. . 's
;cb;p.n has abolished capital punish
hang it. ,...1 f..
u poems Of the King Of Sweden are
published. soa. NJ ,.aas.f
Lev dEu say that the Empress of
h has got q baby.
humber Of scientists are setting 'on
lead Of the oyster"
eretsry Belknap is trimming his sails
lie Iowa Senatorship. Ta& d
Ink Mayo has given $50 toward the
ment to American Girl.
B. Sherman won't reply to his critics.
sensible, General.
ong the wants in an English journal
for an Iron Church.
ting his foot in it: An Indiana man
itten book with his toes.
about 100000 changed hands in
natl on the election, they say. ;
hair of curly-headed Georgian al.
tands up before = shower.
low handled fans, to hold a handker-
md scent bottle; are the latest.
he discovery Of a German chemist,
man can become his own brewer.
II duxes-Thirtcen hundred letters
hailed from Vassar College in one
funny that the banner Republican
Chic went for initiation, last week,
horse market is duller than at any
pr years. So many people have to
Virginia and Kentucky report ex-
tobacco crops. Put that in your
d smoke it.
ling bees are fashionable in the ru-
ricts now. Red ears of corn are
ngly numerous. |
bio boy who cannot converse intel
on pelitical topics is considered an
liable idiot.
Santa Clara Valley the second
trawberries has made its appear
d is selling for 124 centspe pound.
|oledo Blade tells story of a lit
Vho saw her mother in party dress
aimed: "Why, mamma, you look
a hired girl p st a.sq., ac.s
las so many diamonds that it takes
constantly to watch them, either
or abroad, and double care is
lile travelling.
ary Walker expresses the opinion
Vomen were to suddenly take to
short jackets and sailor cut trous-
ree months their new garb would
special attention on the street. e
port physician recently discover
late bank bill, dated 80 years ago,
old papers, and in forwarding it
ption found that in two months
charter Of the bank would have
ply told the Women's Congress at
hat men were totally unfit for
duties Of ajournalist. As Mrs.
Bband is a prominent New York
really does seem to be little
n.
Ehe day that Tilton lectured at
his 10th birthday and the 2olh
Of his marriage, and, by a sin
Pdence, he occupied the same
Parker House which was as
on tho wedding night.
F'0ld son of Charles Phippen,
= 50 outrageously whipped with
his teacher, Miss Chamberlain,
ay, that he was laid up for a
black and blue from head to
Vestigation is to be held.
Orleans Bulletin sass "Old ,
10 still believe in Voudouism,
y morning resort to the wharf
Market, and throw nickels in
propitiate some unknown
secure good luck during the
'mes the wharf is quite crowd :
'e'hsh worshippers." II
man recentlv oot a n;o,. ,e|
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

OHANGE OF Rs-WILMINGTON
u & WESTERN RAILROAD.-COmm
ing Monday, September 18th, 1874, Trains
will -un as follows:
Leave Wilmington 1876 m. and 535 pm.
Leave Landenberg 6.45 a. m, and l.3O pm.
Arrive Wilmington 7.55 a. M, and 81 m
Arrive Landenberg u. is p. m. land ESQ +. m.
P. W. 4 B. and Delaware r. r. trains. At
Landenberg with Penna. & Delaware r. r.
sug 2s-tf DAVID coNNELL, Sup.
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23
REAL ESTATE.

r
,s.r REAL ESTATE.
THOMAS R. LAZY, TT-- 7----T-7-
- a.t ~.H.R 20 4'. la'.VlE f
.sDaIr NO. si MARKET STREET,
REAL ESTATE AGENT, CoNvEYAN
GER AND N0TAR- ..CBLIC.
aug2s-tf '- .,.,.s s.....
EOR SALE. f,5aa2a@r 2}N
$500 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
OF THE sntrIG
BOARD OF PuELIc EDUCATION,
OF WILMINGTON,
SECURED BY REAL ESTATE WORTH
FOUR TIMES THE AMOUNT.
Interest payable quarterly-May. August,
>'~'
R. R. ROBINSON L 1922,
1r BANKERS, g,
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS,
"a ang28-tf q , WILMINGTON. DEL.
@u.. BANKERS. ~
GRA1G, JOHNSON 4 CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS',
SIXTH I MARKETS sTs., WILMINGTON, DEL.
NEW YORK AND PHILADEL. STOCKS
BOUGHT SOLD ON COMMISSION.
Every facility afforded for persons desir-
cold. ta ~ 0e"' " 'n'e'' IA 0'o'k'' n0nos OF
Telegraphis quotations received con-
stantly during the day. aug.23tf
BOOTS q SHOES.
ZINE BOOTS AND SHOES,
AT REDUCED PRICES AT
N. E. COR. 7rH AND POPLAR STREETS.
Having taken the above named stand, I
respectfully inform my friends and the pub
Misses and Children's
BOOTS, SHOES AND CATERS.
made of excellent material and In the best
manner at the lowest rates, and gurantee
'0--
Custom work made in the best style at
moderate prices. Public patronage respect-
fully solicited.
aug23-sm MICHAEL DANAHEE,
CHEAP! CHEAPER!! oHAPEsT!!!
SdSES,
Children's shoes, from As cents to 81 %.
Mems scalf.skin boots. fine nd-sewed, for
4 60. at Ninth and Spruce. Repairing neat
y done. ~
.n,u ~ WILLIAM HoueK.
DONE IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES
HERALD OFFICE,
% sH1PLRY STREET, WILMINGTON
OFFICE ----- - = '-':'' -'77
OF TUE
HOWE sRWING MACHINE CO.,
si4 MARKET STREET,
Wilmington,
au9X-8m Ds,avara
0sOIs. -
.pYRTOT0
The Morning herald., 1875-10-23

~ o"'IaSeously whipped with
his teacher, Miss Chamberlain,
ay, that he was laid up for a
black and blue from head to
lVestigation is to be held.
orleans Bulletin sass "Old
10 still believe in Voudouism,
morning resort to the wharf
Market, and throw nickels in.
Npropitiate some unknown
secure good luck during the
lmes the wharf is quite crowd
e'hSh worshippers." ..
man recently got a piece of
0oged in the lower part Of the
paklng breathing difficult and
lnatlon, and was treated
o,th, of that eitys who killed,
ooss, and, with the gastri
I, .,,'omach-coatings, succeeded
VIC place in the curse of the
S'll ', be unablsto attend at the
.he stonsw.ll Jackson statue,
sf to Governor Kemper, Of
ing the fact, he says 18Th.
q ahsctionats remembrance
/. regard our departed hero
\ !, Particularly Y, gratifying to
IN ~ the manifestation Of th.
I'll who knew him must feel
.veriag patriot and di,ti..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30

and the price quickly broke to 37l9037's. and then
Oh the rumor referred to above went down to 36as
subsequently rallying to 37as only to sci! off again
ut the close to 36atG367s. The report that there
would appear very favorable showing of the
Company had been current all day, 80 that its APP
pearance just before the close apparently had but
little OF effect. The statement Of the Viccfresi-
dent, which will be found elsewhere, eeems
to be, to say the least, blind, and the
small amount Of Indebtedness rs given for the
present time evidently does not include the Com
panys Indebtedness OH its new steamers, including
that due OH the City Of San Francisco, just sailed.
Lake Shore has also been active; opening at 53i2a
53la, it improved to 54l2, but afterward sold at
$3.50 54a 53os. 1t seems probable that the short
interest in this stock largely liquidated to-day
Michigan Central seems to have found some new
friends to-day, for after opening at %, against Oh
last night it sold at 57l2, closing at 56a. Erie
opened at 1879, sold up to 174 and closed at 1854
OH a light business. Western Union, after being
heavy and dull at 76ie075s,, became quite
active at 76i2076a again declining to 1873 at the
close Atlantic and Pacific Preferred and Pacific OF
Missouri continued weak, declining to 0i2 and AZ
respectively The remainder Of the list requires no
special comment, their several movements being but
the sympathetic following Of tho leaders already
noticed. The business of the day has been large,
amounting to about 265 900 shares, confined mainly
however to four or five leading stocks Pacific Mail
having been in point of activity largely in
advance of any other stock upon the
list, and selling to the extent of
1O3, 100 shares; Lake Shore, $4,000; Western
Union, 3s, 900 Erie, 10000; Northwestern, $500;
Northwestern Preferred, 1000 Ohio and Missis-
sippi, $780, Wabash, 4,2OO; St. Paul, 5000; st.
Paul Preferred, $50; Missouri Pacific. 5000 Allan
tic and Pacific Preferred $500; Michigan Central,
1000; Union Pacific, 100, and Rock Island, 1,4O0
shares. The opening highest, lowest and closing
prices Of active stocks sold to-day will be found in
the al bioiued table:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30
sALRs FROa 2l2 O'CLOCK p. NJ. TO CLOSE O
WEDNESDAY, Sept. 29--P. NJ.


The stock market to-day opened quiet and
rather heavy but soon in response to the
continued upward movement In Pacific Mail
gathered strength, and under the influence
of considerable buying for short account
made sharp upward squirt, which, however,
failed to hold after this peculiar demand had been
supplied The market had already reacted from Il
10 u per cent before the report of the failure of the
Third Avenue Savings Bank had become current,
which accelerated decline, that was followed by
reaction upward of Il to L per cent when the report
was authorita.ively denied but again selling oil be-
fore the close. Pacific Mail, which has been the
leading feature of the day, opened at 36'sa3Gas9
36os, ut which some $4,000 shares were
bought and sold within the first hour when
it was quickly pushed up to 81 where
meeting stop orders TO buy for about 5000 shares
large business was done up to 37i2, and after a
pause at about this point another push was made to
IS but this did not to be as successful a. the
one at 81 for but little stock seemed to be wanted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

At meeting of the Directors of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, held to-day, the following
communication was received from MIR. George S.
Scott, Vice-i'Tesident:
NEWBORN Sept. 81, 1875.
To the President and Directors of he Pacific Mail Steam
slip Company.
GENTLEMEN: Important interests of this Com
pany requiring my temporary absence in Europe, /
have deemed it advisable to present for your consd
Grafton the following statements:
Immediately on assuming the control of its affairs
endeavorei to systematic the accounting depart
ment SO as TO be able to arrive at the monthly
Ings and expenses. This, through the efforts of the
head of that department, has been far accom-
plished shat am enabled to lay before the Board
tine results of the last two months.
july 1875. August 1875.
Gross earnings. $isJ,3O5 - $Jl6,9l2 IL
Total eXpenses...... 3O6,Ol4 "a 373,o4 o.
Net earnings. $4,000 0s si43,2a7 %
The total net earnings for two months 1892
ISL 81 an increase of $I47,299 81 over the CORE
spending months of 1874.
The general financial results Of the Company's
business since March 1, 1875. are as follows:
Total Indebtedness March l, 1878, excu-
siye OF Panama lo2n, and including the
current payments accruing 10 Dec. l,
1875, under the contract for three new 49,.
rRssKNr iNDEBrEnsEss
Bills payable. .T253,U77 81
Due con'ct'g lines 1888 33
Loan due direet'rs 100000 90
Quincy due bank. 1850 ~
Cash bills ........ $4,000 90
-$JO5,50O "A
Lsss ASSETS.
i FS'n,s on aa Emmy inS.Y F 1900 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30
Due by u g. Gov. $4,000 90
Due by Mex. Gov. 1900 90
Due by connect
ing lines. .....-. 10000 %
--$49s,1 1923 81
7,4ee 81

Total net reduction Of liabilities. i4C72A 81
inclusive of payments OIL new Steamers IL is not
surprising in view of the foregoing statement that
the credit of the Company has so steadily and ma
terally improved.
Upon completion Of the new ships at Chester the
Australian and China lines will be fully equipped
with new iron propellers. To the economy resulting
from the general introduction of these modern screw
steamers upon the lines of the Company, these
gratifying results are mainly due.
Signed GEO. y SCOTT. Vice-Pfesldent'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30
ct 1s1 and Nassau at 1os. The following were the

There was a brisk inquiry for railroad bonds
throughout the day, and prices in some cases made
an improvement, ranging from Il to 1os per cent
the latter in Hannibal and st. Joseph Convertible
which sold at 76l20762 Chicago and North
Western consolidated coupon gold bonds were strong
and in demand rising to s7as. The transactions in
the Pacific issues large and at full prices. Cen
trails sold at 1O7; San Joaquin branch at 93'41
93l2 Union Frsts at 1O3A31044; Land Grants
at 1O1ai0 1O2, and Sinking Funds at 9l@3lh. The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30
The offering and asking prices for stocks at
lose of the Exchange were

London cable adyices report c0nsOs heavy anu
United States securities dull. Eric being quoted at
143,@15, and Preferred at 30. This is forinightly
settling day at the London Exchange. The amount
Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank of England to-
day on balance was clos, 900 sterling. At Frank
fort our New Fivcs quoted at 1888, and
l0-iOs at 1901, with weak and de-
c,ining market. Money i'll the omen market
there is quoted at 5ai, or Il below the bank rate.
Gold here has been strong and on the uniounded re-
port of the failures of prominent clearinghouse
and one of our savings banks, it advanced to ll1's,
and closed firm at 117li, an advance of y for the
day. The final rate on gold loans was S32. Foreign
exchange has been weak on p small business, with
quotations at 81 20 aud 81 81 for long and sight
bills. while actual business, what there has been Of
it, has been at ~ ~ aud "a 30. The transactions
AT The Gold Exchange Bank have been is follows:
Gold balances $1,051,001; currency balances,
81 l39.732: cross clearances, S2S, 71S,o00. The
following are the principal quotations for gold: .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Sept. 90 1875.
COFFEE-The market for Rio remains about The sme bn
the movement exceedingly limited We have only 10 note
OF 1870 bags per Cstaiue on terms not rired and
II baltimore 900 bays Nmosa SOIL also On private
terms The stock tbs evening 81 PSI bae We quote
ordinary ,lrgoes 90l1it fair do 0iid2cc good do
2Oad2l Trmc do sa2l 2c AID santO fair To good car
goes at 2042l &c. Mild grades are tr1n but quiet
COTTON market for spot Cotton remains quiet,
but prices without further change. Receipts ~ the ship
ping ports today 500 bales this day ast week SPA
bales this last 0,jl2 bales; STOCK IN New York.
1929 bales consolidate stock, 1874 100 bales Consolidated
our days. receipts 1856 bales exports Great Britain 4iO1
bales.
tuoarions based American standard Of classification
Cotton running quality not more than half
.i.o,.uo h.ln Tho n. lrll,fr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30

Included In the above are ~ bales 20 arrive.
For delivery prices compared with yesterday show
farther deens ile 6 ne movement = s' very Inn
Sales Yesterday after aspteoo,r IS ssss 200
s5 2 CO. bscsr 100 POO 49, is 5s S'SSS e 90
zoo, l25.ei Fehrnar2y oo l@'2:e Narch 80, isa.e:
SEQ, ias,c Total s76o Sqls Yestefdqys closing pdsss
sSgIs%ter SsiOOeT SSSssSe
Fcbfaaiy,. isJsci MarcS, I3i.e Xpn., is;sse;
ssS l2 hsea ls 4I safeS lazy s s
S IS u? S g. 40 me- s j. ii deos soo
y Z; 100 Y c .e GEO. "a, H 100 ~ 81 geo i' a
f9 e. ~ S c9e sSS 1861 So so r. g. e @ IL
december $40, y sss January, 800 l2ase G,', 12:;
Isle; 4o Il ~; 2eoS re M@rSl, 500, i?fs 2.o
Tois bales Grand i,a soicc bales WV '''
FREIGHlsIhere 10 little passing the berth the lie.
and the ad,anced rates recently ceaiac Coz hsss saps
with dmness owing to very liberal offerings 81 them
especial change the bus's effected quite heht the
vancc price Of Grain ad e'rcees no. yet neeti Lis'
To i5y,o BY s,en o P9 gSsss 81 csc gUss re- p,rs
steam. Cheese. 4o. .eee aIo"r p o. TO ci
sican ~ ..ovisions forward shpmenD IS ale
Ioo 10Y ,r 'r n, Ss rehmass rue "har,is e.
To tie, nark vita 1900 beis Reanc, p,,r,.
vso N.sTssia. ss,, hssss vito scoS nj. 40 .
era, s gs az ri'is, "r. rsor hene" 70 s, s.s
chan cssapct WITH 5000 q Rnish ssrs frs@
at Jos another q 1870 TONS em Pssaqus 70 o. X with NJ
Se at ss 20 ..' e. GsG s rSs o S ale s VIZ
ss goer a, & seeds sht vight 80 90 NewYort
a.. tor IN bales With smsinA Made, Roo, si so
',s from E:Sy OF ron *: s' ss'' ss
tS.sp w s"H s s e s Coco On psss ::
70 Cork Tor orders Sexesan hsrsl saii
% nsas T 70 FsSa% direct .s aoo s a. S one q $50
tons hence 10 COX icS o,r with strip At sos N Italian
Dark % sss q e. ;s "h a is es
s. ss9 % N 81 S s
Grain Oh private trns Brsh barb, hence W LvOos,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30
Gitp Real estate for Sale.

GREAT BARGAINS.-Two fine four story
VI DWELLINGS, 308 West 5-th.st. and G2dst go feet
ves M Rmsdway Also LOT 5Sths 10 feet from Circle
WIN. BEDELI, $50 sthave,
DRICE $40, OOO-RENT 81, 50O-FOur-st story,
high stoor. brownsone north west corner LeTln
complete Ireitlest
81 the city. Get permission ru.n SAM Ell AlLFATRlCk'
$40 3iave, 10 sec this " Gem"
TWO LOTS on west side of Madison-ave.,
between Eighty third Eighty fourth sts cXcavated
sewer H. ready brick CASH, or EXCHANGE for I'M
lroysl property. Also, CORNER LOT ON Lexington ave.
;rc and fun IT and COTTAGE On Seventy sew
ents fouItaye, suject Ia an Institution mortgage
fr MOD, rate price dwelling tenement, casa basis.
>. KILPATUICK, $40 Third ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-30
@onntrn Real estate for Sale.

DARN in PITTSFIELD, Mass, for SALE or
Il EXCHANGE-Elegant Dwelling house, supplied with
water m the town hist class barn. 207 o excellent
miracle Stock faro This Is rare opportunity TO secure @
periur sacrifice wanting such VIII do wei
10 investigate. Apply to JAMES r. SMITH, 2l1 Pearst,
New.York.