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Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20

Hon. T. w. Pepoon, Senator of the
18th district. having accepted gov
eminent appointment is disqualified
as Senator. and has resigned. The
people of that district will fill the va
cancy this fall.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS,

| EGAL NOTICE.-Notice is herebv
II given that a petition has been filed in the
District Court Of Nemaha County. Nebraska
wherein Florence II. Karn is plaintiff and
isaiah ii. Karn is defendant. The object and
prayer of said petition is to obtain a divorce
and decree for alimony, and the custody OF
the children of said parties, and for all other
proper relief. =
said defendant is required to answer or
otherwlse plead to said petition on or before
November D, lS17. j, II. broadly
I3W4 Attorney for Plaintiff
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20

The competitive examination fol-
the West Point cadetship, which has
been going on at the University for
the past two or three days. terminated
yesterday evening. and resulted in a
victory for Lucius NJ. Wakely, son OF
Judge Wakely, of Omaha.-State
Journal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20

A call is published for convention
Of the Independent Greenback Par
ty," TO meet at Lincoln OH the 18th OF
this month, to place in nomination a
candidate for Supreme Judge.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20

Granny Williams, Of the Kenesaw
Times. advises the people out that way
to be gentlemen as well as farmers.
Granny's precepts are generally bet
ter than his example.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20

The first days shooting at the inter
national rifle match at Creedmoor L..
L., which began on the 18th, the
Americans were victorious at all dis
tRnces.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20

At Pierceton, Ind, last week, lad
by name of Samuel Moore was caught
in the machinery of Murray's wooden
mill, receiving injuries that will
probably prove fatal.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20

Stephen Johnson, OF the greenback
ticket; Lieutenant Governor, Christie
pher Lewis; Supreme Judge, Nj. l..
Clark ; Treasurer, James Jenkins ;
Clerk of the Supreme Court, E. p. Pit
kin; Attorney General, Geo. A. Dun
can
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20

u. S. Senator Spencer, of Alabama,
was married in New York on the 18th
inst, to an actress, said to be very
beautiful, by name of Miss Mary
Nunez.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20

"Begorra !" said Grogan, "they hev
banished the Bible from the public
schools! What iver is the buk doin'
in the kares?' And out she went
Inter Ocean.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20

The majority of Conner, for Gov
'ernor OF Maine, will be about 1000
in the State. Considerable Republi-
can loss over last election.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20

Hon. t. NJ. Marquett has put up
this season seventy tons of hay. a
portion of this will be fed to a large
herd of short horn cattle.-Stdte Jour
u0T
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20
COLORADO RAMBLES.
Beyond the Range-COl. Mulberry
Sellers.

Correspondence Kansas City Journal o.
Commerce.
LAKE CITY, COL, Aug. 31.-Our pal
ty has crossed the range and oamped
on the Pacific slope.
The safest way is to rely upon news
paper descriptions of this country
made up by correspondents who
write at long range. L have observed
that the romance OF climbing noun
tains diminishes preceptibly as one
nears the summit, especially if the
trip is made on foot.
THE BURRo.
This country originally belonged to
the Utes and the cinnamon bear, but
the burro has supplanted them,
both in possession of the country and
the affections of the people. "For
men may come and men may go, but
these remain forever"
The burrO is pocket edition Of the
jackass. with ears so diligently revised
and enlarged that be cannot pass
through the eye of a needle nor enter
the kingdom of heaven. His duties
consist OF carrying load four times
greater than himself, and of subsist-
ing on kicksor curses, as occasion may
require.
When he stumbles over precipices
and breaks his neck, and muses. up
his nice long ears, he is expected to
bear it all with Christian fortitude.
Humility Is his best hold l have
known him to lie down upon case of
states" eggs without a murmur. His
food ranges the whole catalogue of
truck he is compelled to pack, from a
spring mattress to a side of bacon :;
therefore, consequently, it will beseen
at glance that his appetite must be
beautifully diversified and his diges-
tive apparatus ready to march at
moments notice. / have never
known a burro to have the dyspepsia.
He can fatten on what the hog repud-
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20

Said Grogan, bejabers,
Ne frinds and me nabors.
I'll not have the kares desecrated.
And raising the glass, sir,
This Grogan, the ass, sir.
He chucked out the Bible as stated.
Inter Ocean.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20

The Kansas City Exposition COM
menced on Monday and will continue
during this week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20
He ADVERTISER.
THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, 1877.

The Baptists have opened a new
theological seminary at Morgan Park
Ill.
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20

IN COUNTY COURT.-Notiee is
L hereby given that Mrs. Anna Cotton has
filed her petition, duly verified, stating that
Israel Cotton departed this life in Nemaha
county, Nebraska. August 10, 1877, leaving
property in said county. She asks that ST.
mon II. Clayton he appointed administrator
OF said estate. The matter will be heard at
my Office in Brownville, Nebraska on the
9th day of October. 1877, at 9 O'Clock a. m.
when all persons interested should show
ceuse why the prayer of the petition should
not be granted.
JARVIS S. CHURCH,
l2W4 County JudOp
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20

Be sure and give Us a call for terms and
specifications, as you win save money by so
doing. All work promptly attended to. shop
work q speciality. Having tools and all the
necessaries, aad several years experience, we
will contract for the removal OF building.
and guarantee satisfaction
Nebraska advertiser., 1877-09-20
The Siege Of Pleyna.

Within the past week there has
been terrible fighting at Plevna. The
news is somewhat conflicting as u.s.
uaI, but it seems certain that the Rus
slams have been fearfully repulsed
which makes the Russian Bulgarian
campaign look like monstrous fail
ure. We CLEAN as follows from the
most authentic dispatches at hand
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15

Ser I'd dnberer.

oss pprfrtO Dtas sum prdRpenten sur
Gclge. Sc NOR ffets 8ebrau& BEL
ben Ser. Staaten, penr ioihe re,
9terun9swedlel In WericO etntraten.
bte tbatid@lt@ ~befebenpe Rsateruna
dr3uertenncn urb nit ibr tn offlcteIs
S~eatebunae1 3u treter, 1obaIo lie psm
Nni@fine nod bte BetfiMmuua bee
msrifanti&en 9OIfeS eenteet unp fi6
senetet 3eiet ben 8ettragspepft6'un
gen uuc ben @ebOten Der international
len GreunoiGaft na6sufOm men. SIN
leBtgen Sale bat lid bic Nnerfsnnung
our6 bte GretQnife an Der Nto @ronne
@renae, cerrn @tuselbsiten betben gGus
fern osS GOn9reRes in 6Olse rersr relp.
RelcluttOnen beretts iibermtttrlt pur
Den, Y~era6sert. 3utderuneen iino uns
tnbeb eeaeben rDOroen. pab bts mertte
nil6e &eaierun9 1owobI ben @taen
wte Die Wabt babe, lOlde uuaelsBlthe
Snoatonen unD @ren3SerWIfunaen su
S%erbtnbern UNI III t~eftrafen.
Sc febt erniItd su bOffsn, na6 tfe
gretBnihe btele YerGGeruneen beitdtt.
gen mBGtsn. Die beiisn SntereGtn beis
Der Sdnoer Derlan9en bic @rbaItune bes
6rteoens on Der 0rense unb oie @nts
widIuns DeS 5anbels awi19sn bsipen
H~epubltfen.
Sbslet6 tb fefnen 8ru6 unlerer
freunoidaftltden Be3iebuueen nit
Wertco erDarte, fann t6 bod Mot
umbtn, NIT etnteer BelOrsntb auf bte
TOrtpauer Der 8rensunruben su bltden,
als etne 0eranIG6uns CUR AufIesuns
Deg 0~olfssefibls unb gu m5gltben un-
0IIdi!6en GOnRtften, pelde Der Dtez
oerberfteuuns uuufdnoi9er Greunbibaft
natur9emde entsesenD trfen wirpen.
TefentlGIOfsn, UaB auf Sstte Der Ser.
Staaten ntbts Deridumt reroen fol-,
uu, eth Sutes 8erbdltntB sptlhen bets
ben Nattonen 5u b%ef5rbsrn. mue i6
BOD ote Nufmertlamteit pes @Onare6ss
auf bic tbatld@lt&en 8OrfommntGe an
Der @ren5e Ienfen, Damtt Seben uub
Gisentbum Der Burger ~eebibreno eez
l@1st uno Der 6rteoe 8errobrt rperpe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15
Gt1t1enburtoe1t

inb ifets trilfommer. bed mdHep bies
ielben Spnt @erfa6er unterseidnet
feIn.
geIunbers fito Dem Wanberer 8e'
ri@te-wsnn fe aud nod 70 tlein itnr-
Son ttr@Ii@en uno peltltden Beses
benbeiten, fowte aber bas NufbIiben
Der 8emetncen tumer erwanf6t. Die
gtnlenber FOLDER 8ert@te Ieiaen ibreu
@ObnfBe ieIbft etuen Dtenf, unb tbrs
Greunbe tit europa Ieien eS germ.
&ber Gins barf au6 beute ntdt sers
seHen werDe.1 "a per NIT Der BesabIune
beS8Iattes tm &idfanbe TT, mDge sppbl
bebenfen, bas ber Banoerer nt@t NIT
Ieere1 Eal9en feline ueue 8stle antretsn
fam. Dent baran, spertbe Greunbe,
unb nebut bte Wobnuus nt@t ibel,
benz ieber Irbeiter 1T ieines 9Obnes
tuertb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15

nannte bsn@ thenberasr prebteer aims.
oOrf etnsn SdanbFed Der 3bsOIOeeu.
-etne Der !5auptlduIsn res retner
Goanssltums, ben GlactuS SuYrfcus
raertler bic @ittsnbereer ~@alaenSOs
ael' tuYrtl&e 8efte, Starr, IdferIf&er
Slacius ;" mar fpus i'm bdneen ODER
sr tn6Se nd fsIbf uufbdneen ; sr let Der
Getno OOttes, bas Sor3i9liGfe Bert
Bsue ces 1:ufelS, bas @efdB bee 3crs
Metfer Mag, Morobrenner, Qeus
tebetrdeer. S9fOpbunt, erOber GEL; er
let Der letbbafttge Ienfel, er babe fir
lsine Centurion @elD aus gan, europa
auiammensefObIen, er babe MsIonGs
ttOus S@retbtii6 nbrU&sn. 8risfe RON
ptelem ntteenOmmen unb Iei burGbsr
ertappt wOrben. D6utneer II, 233 f.
Sn Sena ielbf Satte Glactus teine
Nubr. Or ieIbR iGreibt $50 babe ~
5ena un3dblf9 oiele srduI,Ge 9niurter
geltttei unD %erouIcet, speI6e fstn oes
rtnaffer StaatnsGt ia aud I6tsr feiu
Sdubirt ntdt lsiDsn pirDe".
DaB Der frsitbare..6lacius NIT feinen
prOtefontildtn Nmtsbrioern fapm
eltmpfi6er um8tne ole NIT Gem Ddpts
ten, er9tbt 1@ aus Na@febenpem.
Gtnen ietnsr AmtSbripsr, ben 8iefortn
Strteel nennt er einen reibenpen @O!f
Oteb, WDrprr. Das Don Qniber ers
furpene Bib, ouf meI6sm Der Dapf,
auf einem S6peine rettenO, ben Deuts
Iben, Die ibn un Elm GonciIium bitten,
Grctemente ret@en Idet, pielts npropbes
ttl@e 0euGIoe pes britten @lfas" CGus
tber) Iteb 6Iactus CUR eIbnsbr pes I'm
tt@rtte, beg BerwOIfes neu auFesen.
lS6lub fOlst.l
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15
Sic @eoDIntipm int Gnba,
ST PAUL, MINI.

Sic NeODlntiDm int @nba,
rpsIde bsretts 70 Diels Sabre lana tbre
Spfer Oerf@ltnst wtro In Der 8otfGaft
pes prdfoenten 6aYes NIT foIeenter
Steae bepa6t:
8teOer 1T etn Subr oabtu eelGwun>
ben, Cbne ben Iansptertgen 8ampf spts
l9en Der ipanti@en Resterune uno ben
Snlurgenten ouf Der SnleI Cuba su
@nbe 81 briussn. @dbrenb bic Ser.
Staatsn ft6 iOrsfdItts jsber @tnmis
f6uns In pteie Strettfraee entbalte1
BADEN, f6nnen fe bod rtGt umbtn III
eyfenusn, bas tte eIbe BON 3ptl@enfdIs
len be8Iettst III, wsl6e pie yis6te amee
rifantlGer Burger l6dbtsen ab9els>
BEN BON Der 8trfun9 Ger Gsinpleltes
teiten onf ben 5anDrl 3pilGeu ben
Ser. Staaten unp Cuba, 70 ia: Dersn
Gpribuuer bp@ utSermetbIt9 uaebr Dper
psniSsr besrunpete SIaseu CUR TOIse
fiber Dur9fdbrunsen, 0%erbaftunsen,
GMD0r9oS, ungere@te Steaer1 aut Gts
9entbum amertfantiber Burger unp
n%nprOOUeirte 8%eIdftsuns amerttanilGer
S@tfe uno auerttantI@en 5anbeIs
puv1 bic ipani16en 8ebDrDen. @ir
mINsn es Der lpaniI&sn EResterune
na&rabmen, pas fIe GpdbrenD BEG lesten
SabreS ieOsn autbUrtTrten Itt lber=
etfriser SubOrotntrter, 1obaIp lpIGe
Afte 81 ibrer Senntnte eeIanster,
prompt ~pesauOutrt uno @enuetbuuna
caFGr a~nSebcten bat, aber penne@ mlls
fen 1pI@e 8OrfdIe b6leS 8Iut MAIDEN
unD @efGble BEG &rewUbns unp pes
uuwtuens wa@rufeu, welGe swifaen
uutertbanen unp 8arsern bsfrennpetsr
Md@te isbr 3u betIaSen ftnb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15
neber Splerami.
(SatbOltf6e 8eweeuns.)
(SDytlesuns.)

Au6 bas prOtsRantil@e Deutl6Iano
bate feline 3eBerSerfoIeunQen. Der
Antttrtntlarter Spbann Gampanus
ftarb tn bDbem MItsr III GIepe TN aers
fer. Ser @feoertdufer Wi@arl Satts
let Durbe 81 Gotbenbure entbauptet.-
0eorB NartcOla, Der 8ater Der Ntnss
ralOsie uno Geographic nsiete Snfones
Su eutber, wanote ft@ ober nit ooufer
See!c Dteoer Der alien STRIDE H.. Oils
er 1855 farb, erfIdrte Der Supertns
teneent 3etteIba6 fOelef&, bas Nort>
cola a!S papif aus ftdcttl1em @ebtete
ni@t beeroist DerDea pirfe unp Der
Eurflrf Musuf bstdttste otee. 90
tanp ietn Get6nam flint Sage unbeers
ot9t, bis Der Bii&Of BON 3eiB tbn in
Der Sttftsftyde betieben lief.
Das S1tdial Der 0srpeteerune cer
Befattune ODER fGtmpFt@es Beerdb>
ntB traf Dtejentsea 9ew5bnItG, peIGe
IN p%rctefantif6 sewOrDenea @eeenpen
fatbOltl6 bIteben. @ett Dtetrtt,, Der
Nirnbereer HefOrmatOt berthtet Dem
Melan6tbon NIT eroBem Irtumpbe,
pab Der aIte 86idbrtse Batrtcter RcfS
rap 6auer, frIber elmer Der anaelsbeMs
fen Ndnner Nirnbures, neil er iet.
nem @lauben bis su ietnem Gope treu
eeblteben uno 3u Sffern thinner ausers
baIb NIrnbers ote fatbpltlhe Gommu.
MON eupfaneen, auf 8efebI bes @as
tbes. ielbf tn @eeenwart BEG Fbntes
Gerotnanp NIT S9ma1 unb SGanDe
auberbaIb ces SirdbOfes als Nnbdneer
ces 05Benotenfes beeraben rpOroen
iet.-Als 1547 ote Staot 5aue ben
Surfdrffen SObann 6rieori& NIT fefnen
1ruppen etnIteb, ba purDsn 3nstEIDfer
aberfalIen, ~oie W5n6e bereuseeiapt
uno aue> bic fe erwti6t, erbdrmltd
tracttrt, In ben Str6en Jules 5eri@Iassn
uno NtGts gans selafen." Damn
8tn8 es an etc fatbOlil4en 8irger.
"Der Gatbsmetfer auerbanmer wurpe
facennadt ause9O9eu, tbm etn Strtf
UNI ote S6am eebunDen uno tn letnen
Drummer 9ebenft, een1artert, unD lets
mes san3en 8erm5sens beraubt.
"eutbere tbeOlpetl6e Rampfpeile tit
cine I'm 9anSen 9sbtete Der ftr@lthsn
9iteratar uno 0el1thte beflpteQOle @r@
l6stnuns, 3utbers Son unb Streit>
metbOOe nit Der literarifden @epflogsu-
belt Ger oamaIiaen Belt entlGuEOteer,
Bebt nj 4, pa fe pamaIs ebenlo 9:Oees
AufIe5en uno Grftaunea erreate uuo
a!e etwaS unerb6rtss beseE6net Durre.
Niles, waS III DeT alien RtrGe uur TIM
Hsr eineT aebaiiRsn Deutung fdbtI
mar, Ieste Suiber IN l6Itmmfen Stnne
aus nno srif bic ttr9Itde eebre uuo
@eEeBBebung baID NIT 6pbn unp
SpOtt, baIp nit Der TeuIe pIunpet
eaferunB Oh. Wsnn er Sdriften bere
auseab, Dte faf nur aus 3ulammensez
b6uften Granddaughter befeben, wenr
er NuSoriide, bic betm erften D5ren
pur@ tbren p5beIbaften Slang entrtfen
mubten, wte aus einem iberFtfbenrsn
GlubOrn nerlGwenpertf@ sesen Dts
Rir@e lbIeuDerte," 70 III oaS wabrbafs
tis nt@ts pentser als lOIerans. Diele
6erttsfett tn S6mdben nannte er leIbif
INIT SeIbfseflbI feline GbetCrtt. Ser
nsbmen ptr eiu3eIne Sdse ptsler &be,
tcgtF. Dan fol- uein 8ubni unD
gbre fetn, Mills au@ 10 baben, pab
man BON mir binfOrt iasen fOu, wte
t& pou b6ler @orte, S9eltene, Glus
@ens iiber bic paptfen let. SD MIL
aud DtnfOrt mid nit ben 85iewt9tsrn !
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15

RON, Ebau beS 6tmmeIs eetrdrtt pirc,
IN 70 nUtbwencts aur tarmonii&en
@%ntwidlun8 Der menfdltden @eleQ.
l@aft, rpte bic l6weren, pom Der qaff
Der Mrbeit eebeustea @u&entuee. Der
Sonntas TT absr nur bant1 lssenbrins
eeub, rpenr eebetltet burb ben 8efif
bes gbrtfentbums F; auBer bemielben
rtrb ct Elm Gag. NOD Der Arbeiter bur6
basuebermaB rOben @enuGes ebeniO iebr
ernteortet, entnerut uno SerwtIDert miro.
tpie bur1 ununterbro6ene Nrbett.
V. ct M.
Mert1ehuttd fDIdt.o
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Rtr6ems@alenber.
Tir 1eue Mbouuexten

nt5ae1 bic Greunbe beS @annerer 1ei'
men bersIi&sn Dunt empfuneen.
Mit Iet@ter MIbe fam fat ieeer
2eGer einen reuen Greuuo septnnen uno
aue 3u1aMmeu MAIDEN cine ftattIt&e
&etbe aus, unb ruer lin bteiem Sinne
u1itpirtt, Ieifet ntGt austn bteiem 8Iats
te, 1onbert aud ber euteu Sa@e, BITE 60
nertbeiptst etner DtenR.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-15

bsfnpen f@ felt LANCER Belt bsfauutItG
tn einen1 3uiianD tO~rtpdbrenoer Wets
bunsen uuo Strettiefsiten an Der 9ans
oessren;e, Obne bab IS btsbsr ,u einera
et9entliGsa Sriege sstpmu,en mare.
Die SoIlGaft Oes prdfDenten 5ayss
last bierlibsr, was fOlst:
Die far3Ii6 tn RsrieO h~ottoebabte
&suOIutiOn bate bic Ginfesuas bee
Sb%eraensrnls BIT feBref@ea gartef,
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Gte @rGt1tie

Iteat sur 8erlencuness bereit fit alIe
Nbrnnenten, rrel1e ben reuen Sabrs
gang SOrausSesablen,
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Na6 @nrepa

rusrren ~isDer3ett ueue 8sfeaunsen aus
eenUmmen unb prompt belurBt.
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3neiruCiloU.
Miscellaneous.
LIMITED STATES sCHQoL AND COLLEGE

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u DIRECTORY FOR ls--.
zoo PAGES gI'i Map and Illustrations
Crruar1 OF M The leading schools combined ia this publ
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4 STANDARD mcium of communication betv-1an schools
AMI uttu ms Patrons wherein parents and guar Sans nav Oh
tain better elias
nc institutions il the country 20 tle selection OF
such ai they DO search o. Without e lrconyea
euCe .a in.It In tle usual o! collecting the
Dor tao above stated purpose Will be sent free upon
cGut 90 postage. cents
rauplt nd information Of city and country schools far
Ll-Acd GRAF UlIOISIN.
HEADQUARTERS FDE SCHOOL INFOE1IATION.
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DEALER ~ SCHOOL SUPPLIES
20 UNIONSQCARL. y. Y.
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wv !" n 4 Msxesnn Nominal
sqt3 49,, $50 " Soa'e ooHloo = =. s'D 1000
RGb9Iassve C2'th w'ra' 2'Hioo lHnesan 10 500
sa sp 400 It shave 2o6SsG Gnvy toL - 200
esd l25 NV stave' 2'zi0o'' JARVIS '' 1000
az; 81 s. SHAVE l5z6i IRWIN and N'e 10 $4,000
N IiyngSt1g =, - i go !, 4 Ransom rcL
10 Wcrc56fic Enc fnsirano comronv ....... 1000
strte ~ 49,, -, - tm. loo
sraat Indq,, SAVING. esoE &: 700 i, living. "4O'
tonioE ,irc,cr ,s..o5 z + i-;5., 2'o'o
55'i> t. ,i s. 100 " Of 5'e' I-'H 'O' Go 600
sSst g. :, eof , IGy ~ iiy'S - a 1880
~ ZONES ;,- r, ~ 81 q Jones i''''
g.. tI' ~ g,p ,G. AM ,, W 10 ballard " 10000
vi'irtts e. - Cbee lana to ...... nal
,get tiC H4si. .:.....a... :, O., 1900
l Il. @@Ss s.' i. z . .o s.a csso
S1t-+, l5i7i' W 7'aye lf52' 49, IL dnI', ,omna,
- 4 n N9ll.r. =, [1T ..,g'
Hl.icc ai-o .1'yc p =. cor inst 5ylol alao
lev 20 a Ec5.cs -. 10000
mer naturalization. .- Normal
a.@',6'ji WI 6,6ave. i2jx3aii William R Ensto
'@ 5as IA 3e & W &s5 Jaw. i.''o'o ~'i' LOCO
arg. }31 Wari a." Wootrags 70 e ,e 'D''
,a1 vie 10 G Mar.t 30 8; = $4,000
Iccl'. ! u ,,c,.. 1000
saa.aasye q &. 225 u sof ashsr, lsEo5; W ,,,n,,
Lf i w. 55on 7oit' idszso Thomas u ono
G.' : ioieyq iooz loo5 ' No. c1.e end
VIE To- oscar = Ney i.o,. ,i,.:; 10 900
HI4. Itf.r ...trFas
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gounlrp propcrIp 90 Eet.

DATIFN, Ct.-To LET, at nominal rent for
Bbhe Winter eleven finely furnished; fine out house
good stablng line location situated hne Of loWIaNcn
railroad, near depot Address SEELY.
naS PER MONTH will rent the house, 249
Up ~SD Washington ave, wo0sde, Newark, from october
j. Apply tho premises Of J, ii. DENIsON, 100 Belle
vile ave. Newark n. }.
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Gin Real Getate for Sole.

Gin Real Gstate for Sale.
NOR SALE.-Water front for REFINFRIES,
y CHEMICAL WORKS. FACTORIES, sc. Large blocks
brlkhcal front blocks fJr dwelling. FOR sale
very ON. Apply 20 ". l. BLOWER 40 NIhain-st
] DOMAINE BROWN will take charge Of
- estates ne rents Ing taxes. insurance, &C.,
for owners OGicc "a. 1850 Broadway, corner 33tst,
cbVQ akEkA 3 story bTOwn-StOne HOUSE,
- S.VbU west f5ia a., batwc.n Gth and 7llrayes;
Apply 70 RULAND q WHIlISGb BeeKnan-st Tor iuli
particulars and permit
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Gin Droprsln Go Eet.

-
An UPPER PART OF HOUSE TO LET, I'M
u furnished conzstg o. seven roons and twelve closets.
- West 3-d a. To private family only.
4 CHOICE and BEAUTIFUL SUIT , or s
- ROOMS. second floor; perfect condition; handsome
browDstouc with Owner 7Jj 7sye +6J broadway cars
rass.
ENIOIHE FLATS TO RENT.-On the Eastern
~ boulevard Avenue-A) between BSth and 5Jt-sts.
Splendid situation Dol gh ground OverOoklDP tIo East XIV
err Blaetwes Island and Long Island Each floor comDe;e
Wi,h convenience For small respectable RmlleS ot
moderate the fats among the most desirable ~ is
Kent 81 - Stj month Apply 10 PHELPs DODGE
& Co., l. and II CHI 81; 10
JOHR y. CRIBMIHs.
1857 5dave
GRANT elegant French fats; inst cOmplet-
~ eight rooms; all improvements, very cheap jsuitor
iu attendance 500 lnd III 'Weet 5Jtl-st.
TO LET, with STEAM POWER-Three
floors front by IS feet deep enc ght both front
and rear the bu0ng IL end substantial and viii insure
situation, Ia 43dBl. between ID and SdaFos
VIII be let separately together No wOCvOrkc Apply
10 JOHN y. srEARNs & CO. IS Mercer 81.
lIH TO 22G WEST 23D-ST. Excelsior
- EO buidugJ between 7th and Stiaves-six story and
basement l0Whsiouc building, plate glass 'front.' Leai buhd
Tor manufactures and stDrcsluO horse power
engine elevator Skating boiler and nre room detached en-
tTaoe bGdiEg 100 feet by % feet 70 lease for
term Of years from next MAY. RICHARD v HAhNbII,
Ill BrOadv AZ, basement
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Cost ano 5onno.

DANK BOOK L0ST!-Bank book No. 49,
- bOi ~ the Bowery savings Bank missing The Under
requested IL the bank IL restored before
the day November 1871, application viii Dc
the bank Cor q bOok.
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ZEAL ESTATE.
NEw-YOBE, Monday. Nov. 5. 1877.
Tic following auction sales were held at the

Tic following auction sales were held at the
EXc.ause salc.I1om to-day:
Bg H. ~ camp
-tofN l-'rh sri frame s0rts win POT o. land Nos
L1- 1Id l-r dott-st O. - A. II Hestorst plot SIX
fs.'N- 1923 ltlt.l 4sory brick building and
plot Of lr1t. nos ljG lf9 aud lGn Iiestcrs 81 est
c Aoft-L p.Dt bbxln1 all } 4stOry trics Gnd
iIs,ter !o' l5Ist n lsr,er $4,000
.f.aic stable and lots West l5fthst. $50 II W
ttt-t. e. each ut -5}8J.ll and house and lot u
Mgs, $500 So l1J u W ~tL ave- Tot 2J1y9ll; Mutual
~ II. ~ Nrqr1H
l5sfory brick building and lYt SO 10 Ia.ghtsi, sc
or Co.. rr- 'ni 2jy~7C iaaycuc You g...... 1918
SIM 90 lO ED lease a. lJ'. NO 90 MOrtOH.st
I1 ii ID .u-nl.sf. It Pos 100 Trinity Church lease.
Avn 10 1861 annual ground rent Of $3.50; d {
~ lfiaqa e DIeiss
Z Ssi9T franc buiig.ugs aud frame stable, with
tn., SOS. 1925 end 1927 3t-ave, L G lO6th-st,
lots '57NlOi Mutual IIfe ms 1900
NextsT.
aasl'.y DIown stone building aul lot no 22fO "a
a't,s s. COLO 70 "a ll5th-st, lot 2OXnO; JnO era -
BV G. j. Lg0n
is,0ry brick store and dwelling house win lot No
isll n ave, " q, 1917 7lthsL lot 26KlOO; 800
. IN r. r. Wqrrsa q 90.
%,,,aue houses With lots. - West l50thst, 80 II
4Vthays each LOT l51S0l Chas Whitehead. 1000
plot Of land on 2o6thsf " or Andrewsaye, 1907
$50; i b Andrews 1000
pot Of land CEDAR ST. SOS IT CedaI.pl lOiIs3S;
I,VOO
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
REw-YOKK CITY.
lS.th-st, 8 10000 (23d Ward, W Kent 70 -
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