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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-03-20
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To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, etc.
will send receipt that will cure you, Free
OF Charge. This great remedy was discov-
cred by a missionary in South America.
Send self-addressed envelope to the Rev.
Joseph t. Inman, Station d. Bible House,
New York City.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION.-N
~ is hereby given that the undersigned
has been appointed administrator of the estate
Of Robert Y. Marsh, late OF Marion county, de-
ceased. SAID estate is supposed to he solvent.
CHAMBERS j. STARKEY.
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1t is from the rind of the Messipa lemon
that DIR. Pcice prepares his Special FlavOring
Extract of Lemon. While other lemon ex
tracts in little time have the taste and odor
of turpentine, DR.. Prices for any length of
time retains its intense lemony taste.
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The Compound Oxygen
TREATMENT,
For Die Cure Of all CHRONIC DISEASES.

This is the SUREST SAFEST and CHEAP
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i'm great variety Of diseases. Among the ma
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U. >. Supreme Court, and his accomplished
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Happy tld1ngs TOR nervous sufferers and
those who have beeu doSed, dEugged and
quacked. Puiverplacher's Electric Belts cure
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HE PEOPLES MEDICAL SERYBNT.
ELECTION NOTICE.

TOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the an
~ nual meeting of the Stockholders OF the
Fall Creek and White River Gravel Road Com
Washington township. Marion county, on the
23d day of March, 1878, at o'clo X. a. m, to
elect i've directors for the ensuing year.
POWELL ROWLAND,
Secy +, g. aud w. II. Gravel Road Co.
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Golden Medical Discovery
Is Alternative. or BioOd-Cleansing.
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Pect0ral.
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Is "a ChOlsgOguc. or LIVER siimuiant.
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By reason OF its Alternative properties, cures
Diseases of the Blood and Skin, as ScrOiula, or
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Throat and Lung Affections; Incipient Con-
sumption; Lingering Coughs and Chronic
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pid Liver, or ''Liver Complaint;' and It's Tonic
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symptoms are experienced. AS remedy for
ali such cases DR.. Picrce's Golden Medical Dis
covery has no equal as it effects perfect cures,
leaving the liver strengthened and healthy.
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A CLOUD OF WITNESSES.

The following named parties are among the
thousands who have been cured OF catorTh by
the use of Or. Sage's Catarrh Remedy:
A. (. Downs, New Geneva, Pa; ID. j. Brown,
st. Joseph, Mo-; &. e. Lewis, Rutland VT;
Levi Springer, Nettle Lake, Ohio; Chas. Nor
crop, North Chesterfield, Me-; Milton Jones,
Serbia, n. "; j. +. Miller, Bridger station,
Wyo.; j. G. Merriman, LOeansport, lad; NJ
NJ. Post, Logansp port, Ind; j. w. Bailey, Ire
mont, Pa: IL. b. Ayres. LapOrte, Ind; Jessie
NJ Sears, IT. Branch, Ind; l., Williams, Can
ton, Mo-; w. a. Thayer, OnaIga, ILL.,; 5. Il
Nichols, Jr., Galveston, Texas; Jonas +. Rein
ert, Stonesville, Pa; 5. w. Lusk, Mcfarland,
NJ. A. CurIey. Trenton. Tenn; j. q. Joslin,
keene; n. H.; a. j. Casper, Table Rock, w.
Va; Louis AnderS, GayspOrt, OHIO; ~. II.
Chase. ElkhaTt, Ind: Mrs. Henry Haight, San
Francisco, CAL; Mrs. e. Nj. G. llusha, lawrence
Vile, y. y; w. J. Graham, Abel, Ia; A. o.
Smith, Newman, Ga; Charles l.. Rice, BaIti-
more, Md: Jesse NJ. Sears, Carlisle, Ind; DAN
iel b. Miller, Ft. Wayne, Ind; Mrs. Minnie
Hall, Hastings, Mich; Wm. f. Marst N, Low
ell. Mass /. W. Roberts, Maricopa. ATiz. (;
Chas. :. Delaney, Harrisburg, Pa; NJ. c. Cole,
Lowell, Mass; Mrs Q. ]. Spirtin, Camden, Ala. (;
Chas. +. KaY, Fredericktown, o.; Mrs. Lucy
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ing, Camp Stambaugh, W. T.; /. w. Tracy,
Steamboat Rock, Ia; Mrs. Lydia Waite, Shu-
shan, n, Y; J. NJ. Peck, junction City, Mont. (;
Henry Ebe, BantaS, Cal; l.. p. Cummings,
Rantoul, H.: s. +. Jones. Charleston Four
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VIM +. Bartrie, Sterling, Pa; III. II. Ebon, 2is
Penn street, PittSburg, Pa; j. X. Jackman,
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y. ": MISS Hattie Parrot, Montgomery, Ohio;
l.. Ledorook, Chatham, Ill. IS. Il. Mccoy, Nash
Mich; Miss Mary A. Winnie, Darien, Wis.
John Ziegler, Carlisle Springs, Pa; James
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Pawnee City, Neb.; Joseph T. Miller, Xenia,
Laird, Upper Alton, H.; John Davis, Prescott,
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases OF the. Throat and LUNGS,
such Coughs. Colds Wh0OpinS
Cough. bronchitis, Asth ma and
CONSUMPTION.

The few compositions
which have won the
confidence of mankind
and become household
words, among not only
one but. many nations,
must have extraOrdi-
nary virtues Perhaps
40 one ever secured SO
wide a reputation, or
maintained II so long
as AYERS CHERRY Pee
Il has been
known TO the public
about forty wears, by a
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-03-20

lIsves igators of natural science have DEM
onstSsted beyond controversy. thar through
out the animal ngfOm the '.survival OF fhe
fittest" is the only law that vouchsafes thrift
and pefpetuitS. Does Hot the same principle
S'Eern ihe commercial prosperity of man? An
inferior can NOS Supercede "a superior article
By reason of superior merit, IDr Perce's stand
ard Medicines have outrivaled all Others
Their sale in the United States alone exceeds
one mtlltSn dollars pei annum, while the
amount exported foots 0p 10 several hun
dred Thousand more. No business could grow
TO such gigantic proportions and rest upou
any other Isis than that OF merit
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NTOTICE OF APPOINTMENT = Notice
~ is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed executor Of the estate OF &C.
nofeva Grimm, late OF Marion county, Indi-
ana, deceased. Said estate is supposed to be
solvent. -
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1878-03-20

One afternoon, late in the fall large
number of the Indians had gathered at the
settlement and were having high old spree,
when the old Indian appeared on the scene
well laden with game and furs. These he
was proceeding to dispose OF when the crowd
OF half drunken Savages espied him. lInme-
diately they were around him, tsunting
him almost to desperation. One young
Indian, the sou of chief, ard who seemed
20 have great influence with the others,
became more audsciOus and insulting than
the res. and seemed resolved to force the
old Indian TO resent his insults The old
man finally could bear il DO longer and,
seizing club lying near, dealt the young
Indian blow Oh the head, knocking him
senseless snd tausi..s. the blood to flow freely
from the wound. The crowd supposed him
dead, and, seizing the Ord man by the throat,
were about ending his existence forever,
when one Of their number sprang to his
rescue and TOLD them as best he could amid.
the excitement 10 let him have his say. The
noise ceased moment. when the old man
said:
II b~ve done only what. you have driven
me to do. You have insulted me contin-
uallY, and /. like dog. stood it until
could do so no longer. Do with me what
you will. Your fribe will ever from this
forward be rs fading tree, for you are moth
ing but dogs, dogs, dogsi"
This only increased their frenzy, and
seizing him like pack of savage beasts they
literally stabbed and chopped him to death.
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long continued series OF marvellous cures, that
have won for IL a confidence In It's virtues
never equalled by any other medicine. 1t still
makes the most effectual cures OF Coughs,
Colds, COnsump ion. that can be made by
medical skill. Indeed the CHERRY PICTORIAL
has really robbed these dangerous diseases of
their terTOrs, II great extent, and given
feeling of immunity from their fatal effects
thai Is well founded il the remedy be taken in
season. Every family should have 10 in their
closet for the ready and prompt relief OF its
members. Sickness, suffering and even life
is saved by this timely protection. The pru-
dent should not neglect IL, and the wise will
not Keep 10 bv you for the protection II af-
fOrds by its timely use I'm sudden attacks.
PREPARED BY
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MISSISSIPPI EMIGRATION.
Notice to Colonists.

Persons wishing to emigrate to Northern
Mississippi win have rare advantages shown
them by addressing DR.. t. FITZHUGH, No.
48l Virginia avenue, or j. l.. Sites, ailau,'
perior farming lands for sale at from S. to $40
per acre on the most liberal terms.
Those desiring to locate In Mississippi can be
furnished nne farming lands at a low price on
long time, or will rent lands on very favorable
terms.
the 9th of February, having numerous appii-
cations from Mississippi land owners Offering
70 rent lands TO colonists on shares,
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INDEX A BAN.

Now for the sequel. This tribe from this
forward never founshed. The young In
dian recovering from his wound always
appeared sad, and never spoke Of the killing
OF the old man without much affectation.
He thought the tragedy an Ill omen for the
tribe, and day after day, as the tribe dimin-
ished in power, his ideas seemed to be yeri-
fed.
A few monthsafter the murder of the old
Indian a number OF the tribe were at the
settlement several nights in succession,
and several of them reported hav-
ing seen the old mans spirit walking
IN the darkness. On returning home
the tribe was apprised of what had been seen,
and accepted this evidence as final Some,
less superstitious tnaD the rest, however,
visited the village and remained over night
IN order TO see for themselves, and are said to
have certified the former witnesses story.
After the obliteration and Settlement of
of the tribe, my informent tells me nothing
was ever heard or seen Of the spirit. unless
the eue ,los sPPsAsiag 10 the same - seen
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DIR. PiERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES
NATURAL SELECTION.

Are not advertised as r'cure-aiis :" but are spe.
cities in the diseases for which they are recon-
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WILLIAM a. Lowe, Attorney.

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-07-20

lansen Nufeatbait st,.3ugibten iaeine, pa
&c Rd auf Der DoI i'm StaotGsn eine Dol,
ldnbiIde 3situng tsfsllt babe; er miilIe
aud rppal fur ptsle 3situ.s eotreappnp'
res - er base ibm, csm 8sntmeiler, ld'on
s'psi grisfe sebraas, bic an oielslbe 3si-
tuns ssrihtst isisn, oab er Fs nit ben 8rtee
fen osr annsren Sausbewpbner 3ur @o(t
brin9ea lalif.
s. mubte alio bic InfiinpisunA sa6
Der Gettar lieutenant aaf Daus 9lrrmid
iormlttt Wintsrquartier nsbmsn gu ppllsn
lhisn, fir 2audbarp stnas lc 8eunrub-
ssubes batsu /; unb aud Die Wttttsilung,
oab Nueolf Ncrwidb untsr bte 3eitHnes-
ccrrslpcnoentsn assangsn lsi, ibm I'm Sepf
bsrumssasn. Sepsnfaa5 id,isn es. er mar
lwusterig rarauf Die ltAriitleaerii den Sci
ilunseu pes jansen Mannee gu psrfOlsen.
4ls sr I'm Stdotdsn, auf csm Dese gu cem
Sauwfrt nit Der bobsa Shis fsrbauss ba.
rauf an Der Dclt pariibsrtam, trat er Elm
uno laste Dem ibm tstannten poEerpe,
Dienten:
Sic baben fiirslh Elm bolanpi16cs
Sournal bsfsu
Sa wpbl, Serr GmtsriGter, be Bcrs'pp
Boomer Gourant fir ben 5srrn ppn gicr-
mid briitsn auf -.
gGob, babsn Sic bic Outs, mir elm
,weitse gremplar su Ysrldrsttsn, pom sr.
fen nss bcscnnenen Wonats an - rpcGsn
STE 2 SD mS&te jsccA ni@t, eab eisle
mslns 1tei!uabme fit bic journaliti.
lhsn 0eiliunssu pes brapsn gataosrpolfs
tstannt warpe - aliu -
>, sic milIen, bas pas pcfsetsimnib
uun unS bsotahtst rptrp, Serr Mmtsridter.
sntsesnete ladelno Der Ssamte uao eaud,
paro 500 BEN 9ut unp sins wsitsr, lsiaer
DitItersn uno melanboli|hen alten Wmts.
tppbnunS au.
(5ortlebunS folst.)
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- Na9 einem WOteberihte aus Scnbpn bat
bic e'nfats aris6ilGe Saarrattb ben @iss lber
bic flinltli9en 0sbaubs, bic MIN in ben lesten
Jabrfn fab, baspnsetragen.
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- 5n aSin lauft fulseutsr Galauer I'm:
Scr itabtil9e aapeamsiiter Serb. Siasr Bat
cine ncu: Symphonic in G.mpa asItrisbsn.
Gle absr rur9sefaasn III. Aus cieIrm 8iaseO
1T felsfnSs 8r'gr fntitan.en ,,WsGer Inter.
aise IL Spildsn ttr Siuer'fden G.mou.
unt bfr gectbspsn'ldsn G.mcll- Smpbcnis y.
Mntp'rt: ,,Die &illrr"ebe Symphonic faan
man nur ,,sinrbl" tGrsn, bic 9setbsn'(4e aber
,sebmcl".
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gR itsef iibI.

gHdiGcrin tim grrbcissbsn gu ibrsr 8rtur-
bin, tie allsin i'm Wal6bau5 bsfGaltist il).
pabn 8rau Na6sarin, fbut 9bneu bsn tas
Waul net pst, renn gle tm eanssn Gag
uitts rteen fbnnM z"
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aauft @ure MplaHesfiHer I'M aii.
terIbcp bel Geo. Wtanbsp Npenue Z.
l1,7.t1W Wuw4m
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Aus bem s!ltsntursiIden. Bauer
Sans, talt'n Dun Ypfsrpn has 5ralTsr
gam?
Sans; Sud SD baan ltcn 8raGen
gam
Sausr: Saft'n eusn Sisl gam
5ar8 5aa = i6 Daan pssl Sim!
Saasr ;5att'S ni4t trau8sn iuprsl
aGm'
5ans; SD baan mid Sssl gam?
Bauer; s be funf'6 lei laKs.
Sana; s. fe bun mud niI9f frrii!
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- Gin e'utlbs5 8at! ltilosr. bic Gage Der
Oir9s in IeatiAlanc burt has gio6eine'lds
&ttentat alfD: Der NdIer tru0 bic Wuneen,
eas ganp aber bas Wlnbftb9r oappn- mGae
gsit talt bic 5eilnn3 tsIaeert lsin !"
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15

NAV not prefer il as a whole to his Richard AL or
his Hamlet But his is more complete IN TINS
sense that the general public is unanimous about IT,
There are always two parties about Mr. hvlngs
other mpersonations. There were for example, peo-
pie who could see nothing good in his Hamlet ana
people who could sec nothing bad init. There were
even people who admired his OtheltO. Minorltles
and maiorites were differently distributed IN diner
ent cases. but this is the first occasion on when all
the world agrees that Mr. Irving's impersonation is
admirable as a whole. The newspapers praised MN
cordially the public applauds not less cordially
and the theatre is thronged nightly. And what Is
most interesting of all. this success is success III
comedy The fate of the piece hangs on the hrst
two acts-or rather the second and third, for MI
Irving is not in the rst-in which there IS no room
for tragic acting at all In the last two, things get
much more sobTe and violent and the death scenels
tragedy of the most realistic kind In these also
Mr. rvings talent is conspicuous, but is not TO my
mind in any way comparable with the admirable
art he exhibits so long as he wears the sock. lhe
art is the same in kind with that which long ago
admired in certain scenes of Hamlet" 1t Is SO
perfect of its kind, so subtle, finished, so intel
lectual that can imagine man bold enough TO
say that Mr.. Irving's real genius and strength lie
in the acting of high comedy, and not IN tragedy
If held that opinion myself l should not have the
courage TO express it, but l should sympathize
strongly with anybody who did. g. W. s.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
LITERARY NOTES.

Florence Marryat's new novel, "Wrltten III
Fire" has appeared in London.
A new novel by w. II. AinswOrth- " Beatrice
Tyldesley," has been issued in London.
The author of "Olrig Grange" is about to
publish new pocm under the curious tide of &" IIda
among the Broken Gods"
A volume Of Anecdotes, "reminiscences and
Conversations OF and with the late George Stephenson
by Thomas Summerside, is about to be published.
"Thucydides," by the Rev. w. Lucas Collins,
general editor of the SERIES will shortly he added to the
supplementary series of Ancicnt Classics for Eugsh
Readers" by j. L. LipplncOtt Co.
Mr. Tennyson received 800 guineas for his
ballad in The N,ceenM Century. scale OF rcmunera-
ton, adds The 4hengum, in keeping with that which
he is accustomed to receive IRON his publishers
The forthcoming novel, a Year Worth
Living" by the Rev. william NJ Baker author of Tie
New Timothy" is according the author, story Of
place and OF people cannot afford not to know
Mr. James FERGUSON f. X. S., the standard
writer on architecture. is about TO publish new and
elaboratey illustrated work L" The Temples of tie
jews and Other Buildings in the Haram Area at Jeru-
salem"
Mr. Blanchard JerrOld is pushing forward his
biography of George Crukshank" An original draw
ing The Gin Fcnd" by Gusave DoTe, viii appear as
fronspece TO the second Temperance epoch of the
great caricaturists life.
WdcmHlan'S for April, has contributions from
two American writer's; article on The Rapid Trans
portation Of Armies" by Captain James H. Haynie, U.
s. A., and two sOnnets by Mrs Mouton; paper by
Canon Farrar his old master, Thomas Arnold and one
by Professor Max Miller, ON Ancient Times and An
Cient Men"
The Christian Union will publish at once in
pamphlet form the articles the future state, which
have been running through its columns: One on End
less Punishment" by DR.. Bartlett on Conditional
Immortality" by an Orthodox clergyman of this city
and one Universal Restoration" by Mr. Jukes Of
England. There will be by Mr.. Beecher and one by
Lyman Abbott the former opening the question and the
other closing 1t.
A number of important volumes of popular
religious interest in press by the London religious
publishing societies The Religious Tract Society will
issue History Of the Bible" by the Rev. DIR. Slough
ton. The Society for Promoting Christian knowledge
will add its Ancient History from the Monuments"
series, q volume Sinai" by Major Palmer. II. T., the
wellknown Palestine explorer For "The Fathers for
English Readers" series. the following volumes are
already in hand "The Apostolic Fathers" by the Rev.
H. 6. Holland St. Augustine" by the Rev. Prebendary
Clark "st Jerome" by the Rev L. L. Cults; and "st.
Ambrose by the Rev. DIR. r. Thornton. In the Non
Christian Religious Systems SERIES a volume on Con-
fucianism and TaOism," by Professor Douglas, and
another Modern Judaism" by the Rev. Dr. Eder-
sneim are nearly ready. volume by Sir William Muir
the Koran is In the press.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
Glip Rra! Gstate for Sale.

TOR SALE-0ne of the best located apart
city; lot brownstOne; hard
wood finish complete respect, and fully rented
To immediate cash buyer great bargain will be given
Address call
E.A. BRADLEY. 50 Dey-st.
TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for Brooklyn or
other property rstclass house (n fee on 49Est be-
tween 6thayes. W. II. WELLS No. 50 Libertyst.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
BrookIpn Real gstats for Sale.

EOR SALE-HOUSE-0R EXCHANGE-
Southeast corner Clinton and Of the
desirable properties house and about seven lots
splendid opportunity builder person desros OF aC-
quirng residence this beautiful avenue MACCHEERN,
f02 Broadway Room g. New'YorK.
EOR SALE or TO LET-Dwelling houses No.
i 43 Wulowst and l79 wlloughbv-st; building No. 1853
Rensenst suitable for a school or business offices.
GORDON L. FORD 81 ClarK-st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1878-04-15
Anttion Sales of Real gstate.
NORRIS WILKINS, AuctiOneer
EXECUTRIX'S SALE
II OF No. West 47th.st.
T. II. LUDLOW 4 co.
Will sell at auction,
On WEDNESDAY, April IL 1873, az II O'CLOCK, al The
EXCHANGE SALESRooM.

On WEDNESDAY, April II, IBlS az II O'clOCk at The
EXCHANGE SALESR ROOM
Ill Broadway Trinity Buildng) NJ Y,
by order OF MARGARETTA II. WARD, eYecutrN ot
THOMAS WARD deceased West 47thst-rhe lease of the
together with the fourstory aud basement brick dwell
ing known Nos l. and West 47hst, 100 feet west
OF 6aye The house Is 100 feet front by go feet deep In
cudng the extension and contains large re-
cepOn library dining buffers pantry and large
picture gallery, muscroom and greenhouse on nrst moor
lne large sleeping with dressing rooms attached on
second and third oOTs with servants aud closet rooms on
fourth floor Basement contains, besides kitchen laundry
&C. large billiard bowling alley All modern con-
venences Lease OF lots from Columbia College
from october l5 lS60 at annual ground rent Oh
81 900 annum with renewals OF twentyOne years
each Fifty per cent OF the purchase money can remain On
mortgage For and further particulars apply
to ii. II. CAMMANN No. ll3 Broadway, OF to the auc.
lapesrs, No. 3 Ptpest, d. y.