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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10
Two Notable Rhetorical Figures,

Daniel Webster Is credited with one of
the most vivid pictures in the Rhetoric
of American cloqucncc. The orator
was eulogi2mg the financial genius Of
Hamilton, and startled the audience by
the following sentence, uttered In his
impressive tone.
"lIe touched the dead corpse Of pub
lie credit, and 1t sprung upon It's feet ="
The audience rose to their fcct--lt
was n public dinner-and greeted the
sentiment with three rousing cheers.
The figure, Mr.. Webster said, was an
an impromptu one, suggested by n nap
kin on the dnncr-table. He had paus-
ed, IN his usual deliberate way, after
the sentence, itself containing figure
beautiful in It's appropriateness; "lle
smotc the rock Of the national resources,
and abundant streams Of revenue gush-
forth" His eye fell upon folded nap
kin; that suggested corpse In Its wind-
ing sheet, and the figure was In his
nina.
Grand M this rhetoric Is, II is almost
paralleled in yiyldness, while exceeded
In wit, by u figure which Sargent s.
Prcntlss, of Mississippi, once used.
4 Statesman, noted as political tac-
tician, had written letter on the an-
nexatlon Of Texas. AS public opinion
In the South favored the measure, while
In the North It was opposed, the tocti-
ton, whose object was TO gnln votes for
his party, published two editions Of his
letter The edition intended for the
South was bold IN its advocacy ofannex-
alton, but that designed for Northern
circulation was remarkable for It's ann
biguity.
Mr.. Prcntiss denounced the trick on
the "stump." Grasplng the two letters
he threw them under his feet, saying
"lwondcr that like the acid aud the
alkall, they do not eiTcryerse as they
touch cachothor Youths Companion.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10
Nlaynard's Candidacy for Con

EIcSS
Washington Special to the Cincinnati Commercial
A recent paragraph in these dlspoch.
es stating that 1t was reported that
Horace Maynard intends to resign the
Turkish mission and return to Tennes-
zee IN time to run for Congress next
year, has been widely copied in Ten
npsspe aud met several denials, New
rrtheless, the authority for the state
lnent is good. Rut 1t will not bo as
smooth sailing for Maynard as some
Of his friends anticipate. Judge Houk,
the present member from the Second
district, does not propose to quietly
get out of tho way for Maynard or
anybody else. He VIII stand for an
other term, and will be the next cnn-
didale, unless Maynard or some other
nspirant hcats him III convention,
1t Is known to many that Mr. May
nard's present position IL not entirely
agreeable TO his tnstes. that he prefers
TO be IN Congress, and that he has
been written to 10y Tennessee Repub'
leans to come home and o enter Ten
lpssee politics II Is very probable
that no will do 40.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

A boy In the House Of Refuge In
Philadelphia has committed euiclde.-
He vas locked up In dark cell for a
week, aud It Ia thought that he lost
hIs reason. What the exactpurposs
Of prisons Ia has never been definitely
decided. Some think TINT they erJ
intended 10 reform criminals, others
10 punish them, and etIll others to
keep them out Of mischief but,
how ever much people may differ on
this polut. there Is no man who be-
IIeves that they are intended for places
Of torture, unless II be n keeper hero
aud there. whose surroundings have
turned him into brute.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10
April |, 1871 ly


Ola HTONeTDS iliuS''"'"'
"Whose bread eat, his song sing"
A pennIless music teacher, who mar
rled n thrifty bakers daughter in Chi
cago, has dedicated march ofhis ow
composition to his father.in-law--"A y
Bird in Hand" " ect.
An inveterate chewer In Providence
who invariably throws away an ola
uud whenever he sees neighbor take
out II tobncco box, waited in vain one
moruing for al extension OF hospital
itcs.
Aren't you going to give me u
chew?" he inquired.
Didn't you have one in your
mouth?" a.ked the market man.
"Yes," said the other,
"We,l," replied the market man,
"you must learn never to throw away
a certainty for m uncertainty"
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

A little hoy once called out to his
father, wbo had mounted his horse
for q journey, "Good.by papa. ! love
you thirty miles long" A little els
ter quickly added, Goodbye, dear
papa, you will never ride to the end
OF my lnYe.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

Mr.. |. webb TYLER, formerly of vir.
glnia, who had u rancho In Montana
Territory, was killed this week by d
fellow -ranrhmnn with whom he had u
personal difficulty lie was shot with a
needle gun. Mr.. Tyler and Hon. John
Randolph Tucker married sislers.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10
V.EGETINE
FOR
ChIlIs, Shakes,
FEVER AND AGUE.
TAtcoRu. n, c, IS7

pa. II, Y. SfEyrSs!--
Dam. Sir,--I feel very gralotul for what your
valuable medicine, Nrgrlinc, hub lone In NY fam
lily. wish To express my thanks by iniormihg
you " tho wonderful cure Of NY SON olso to let
y0u know ihst YtgetMo Il tue best medicine ev'
~ Nv tnr ChHis, Sknk's ftrr o"t fpuc" NY
SON suffered great deal uf pain, all OF tho tlmfi
thr pain WI. 20 great he did nothing but cry, The
doctors old not help him partcl,, he could not
lft his foot hum tho hnOt, 10 could not move
W thuut crulrhcH read your advertisements IN
tho Louisville Courier journal, that Veg tho
wa grcpt blood purifier and Blood Food
n led one bottle, which was gtcat benefit, lie
taken eig teen bottles IN ALL and Is completely
restored 10 hoaltb, walks without crntches ~
cane eIs twcnty years Of age. hayea Young
SON aricen years Of age, who IN subject 10 0HS'
Whenever he feels ono coming on, he comes ih,
takes dose NJ Ncgoine ana that is the last Of tho
ChHis. Nogc,lne has no bal effect upon the sys'
tenn like most II the medicines recommended lof
ChHR. ! cheorrully ,ooommerd Negetlno for
such complaints, | think II Ia the greatest medi'
elmo Ia tho world Respectfully,
MRS, !. W. LLONb,
VBdgttSB. when tho blood becomes llelcss
aud stngnanl, either from change ~ weather ~ ~
climate, want Of oxefclpe, irregular diet, or from
any other cause, thu NegOiine will renew the
blood. carry ol The rurid humors, cleanse the
slomache, regulate tho bowels, and lmpat q tone
OF yigur io the whole body
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

presence Of the audience. This prov
ed to be Miss Annie E. Bottimore of
Tazewell county, Va.
The musical exercises Of the even
ing were o! course interspersed among
the readings and other portions of the
programme, and were really excellent,
acqultting not only the pupils, but
Prof Dilworth with very high order
Of credit.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

MEMPHIS STILL Cry AND MUsr
PAY HER DrBTs.--Judge Baxter Of the
United States Court at Memphis, In en-
terlng decree as to which of two re-
cclyers should take charge of the effects
Of the city Of Memphis, held that the
law enacted by the Tennessee
Legislature repeating the charter was
unconstitutional and void; that the net
creating the taxing district Is likewise
unconstitutional and void; that such
was his deliberate opinion after careful
and elaborate Investigations In the ques-
tlons involved; and the new acts were
Intellectual to prevent the collection Of
debts due by the city Of Memphis
through the Federal courts. lie recog-
nizcd Receiver Latham, appoitcd by the
Court, and held that the Federal Court
could, II the taxes were insufficient, 70
forward and levy and collect taxes for
the purpose Of paying debts. This last
opinion was expressed IN order that Il
could be carried 10 the Supreme Court
for decision. lie said also that the
State Supreme Court ought to decide
the matter,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

Mr. W. II. Ward, n prominent mer-
chant Of this place, Is seriously III from
an attack Of paralysis, since the 22d'
lie ls now considered bctter-CliHch
Valley Noios,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

The following unique cplstle was
picked up in the street ut Schuyler.
vile. Dear Bills The reason !
didn't lnf' when you laft at me In the
post ohe yesterday was becaws hav
n bile on my face, aud kant lali. II
| laif she'll bust. but I luve you,
Bill. bile or no bile, lair or no lail'
Yo' lovin' KATE, tlll deth.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

Adylces from London, England state
that Tom Allen, Of st. Louis, has
agreed to accept conditionally the
challenge Of Johnny Dwyer to fight
for 81 600 aud the championship Of
America
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-06-10

KILLED ny LiaHTNiNo.-0n the
18TH, George Holly was killed by
lightning. lie was employee on Mr..
nd. Georges premises at the time
Clinoh valley Actcs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
WEST BRIGHTON BEACH

COMFY Island POINT
PROSPECT PARK AND CpNEY LAND RAILROAD,
Oh AND AFTER JUNE 10,
rR ms toNkN ISLAND POINT aud WkTF
BRIGHTON BEACH will leave 20 minutes nom
o. M 70 u:3o =. making close connections with steam
boats from NrwAOA and Newark Excursion ucNeIs
IS cents ,,
Trains between West Brighton Beach aud lGooklyn Hu
run laii -nOurly IA. ,. and frou D M 20
II D. every 70 minutes ana sundays ever ID mnaicS
Excursion Ticket. between Brooklyn md West Bugai n
Beach 70 The Prooklvu Depot lNreenwoP JthaNe
and 2Ost De reached by horse ears tom All he e -
line running direct 10 the ObsrfNl-
t0ry 3U feet high and New ocean PET 10 cet ong
landing passengers IN the centre ali the public ATTRACTIONS
GRAD CONCERTS on Observatory fl.L- eysgs az y
and evening, sunday meludoi " LOW ND'
celebrated NINTH REGIMENT BAND and Al. All
BUCKLE. the world renowned COruet SooisL 80 a.,
Grounds lghted Z" ELECTRIC LIGHT so,OJV csi11Ao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
". VAN BROOKLYN, y
GUNNER.

THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY have
now on sale Excursion Tickets to all tie Vrtn.
cipal points and attraction in ia, Eastern,
Middle aud southern states Canada giving al priv
ileqes OF hrscsss sold greatly reduced rates
anordng passengers choice Of 1000 routes, and com.
blning expedition, comfort pleasure !. nd safety.
The summer Excursion Book for the Of 1879.
inst issued for rbuton is elegantly illustrated and
contains descriptions an prominent resorts and complete
information OF routes and aud copies
OF tho book can obtained application the ticket Offices
II The company IN Boston. NewYork Philadelphia Bat
more Washington Richmond PittsDurg Lancaster Harrs
burg and Altoona
FRANK THOMSON, 1. p. FARMFR
General Manager. Passenger gent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
6orses ano Rooms tuanteo.

A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
n YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
UPTOWN OFFICES No LBS Broadway, cor Ihry-frsI-
St or :;GS West TWentythird-st, Eighthave.:
No 81 East FOurtecnh.st. Uni0n-square, 56O
1hrsve. cor Forty -seventh; al thr ia RLEM OFFICE
2,.Sl Thruaye Onehundrct andtwenty fOurthsL
tiarlem savings Bank Building, 10 D. w. at regular
Office
4 GOOD house wanted in select location, for
~ which brick house clear Of enCumhrancc and cash VIII
be given PERRIN j. SUMNER, Evening Post Building.
WANTED to RENT.-A good farm with priv
W lege purchasing. By responsible party will buy
stock II aes.Tat j. %. HOIT f. son. Finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
siir1tions Uauteo--females.

WAITRESS, &c.-A respectable colored
w lrstclass waitress or chambermaid pest
city reference objection TO the country 20s West 9Os
NVAlTRESS.-By young girl VINO has lved
w ten years in her last place superior waitress
clean quick, and active and VIII undoubtedly give sitsac
ton " engaged Cal or address WAITRESS, oUZ OtAA'e"
near 35th-sL, JACQUIN'S BUREAU.
\NASHING.-A respectable woman wishes
w fam VS. washing TO ont by the day IS anne -
charge OF good washing CAL Tor week a. ~" oV
East COtl-si.. top floor. back room Mis-. O'HARA.
NVASnlNG.-A respectable woman wishes
10 take In washing as DOZEN or ~ out oy ths
day references II required. Mrs MCDONALD, 5-O h1st
22dst. socOnd foor front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
RECORDED LEASES.

yarra. N WHO'D - John Rosa. No 20 East 30th-
81 years, al annual rant
Yro1ariCk r. 10 John tahll store etc No 2Js lst-
ave years II annual rent Of ......---..---.
Arfroro' I'm Elevated Railway Comnany 70 the Man
haftau Railway Company, railway structures. de.
MOI :. ETC heiouEinc 20 the metropolitan Elevated
RAILWAY .mVany. or 999 wears for annual diyi-
deud Of Do per cent on capital stock OF MettOpOl-
tqr Dcrnr.uy. AMI annual rent Of
New York Elevated Railway Company, 10 same rail-
wsy structures. etc. belonging to New-N Or Lie
vatei Railway Company on same conditions as
above
Osborn and others, executors, etc, 20 Noonan NO
1-7 ftt-avr and lO2 Vest l5th-st, 10 months AT
"a. mt az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
miscellaneous.

TOR THE SUMMER.-A gentleman and wife
Americana without children desire 10 take charge "
house of family Who will spend tue summer out o. town.
will give Of references "a OunoOuDted Tcsrectapy md
quisite funess ready al once If desired Please
address MANHATTAN, Tribune once.
NOTICE of an application for the discharge
~ Of An IN debts pursuant to tile provisions
article nird the title Of the h chapter Of TIE
~ JAMES B TAYLOR. Applicant
Notice published the l9th dav n June, 1872 Cred
Itos appear before the Hon. D. BbARDMAN Justice OF
the supreme Court Chambers. IA tic Village q Ithaca n
On che Ot day % August next, At O'Clock IN the lore
noon. Dated ~ ithaca, y. - June 10, 1919
jel9 lawllwTh
CTONY KILL CREAMERY.-For supplies Of
> cream flesh butter milk. address sAMU Ill YER
PLANCh FshklllOnthe- Hudson. " y
DI DUMMY ENGINES at PRIVATE SALE.
- The New-YOfk Elevated Railroad Company viii
SALE either tOgether OF separately the following
fOlr wheeled dummy engines
-Four 7ElO, cylinder wheel 35 inch. weight about
TWO Engnos 7axlO cylinder wheel IS nch weight about
1900 pounds. On 49,.
about Il. 900 pounds 90.
Pour Of these engines stored AZ 9Shst and 3dsve
b. dt llyrltd about the lsf OF August IrAt
For further particulars &C. inquire OF the nniers gned
NJ \. KING, Room H.
General office New. York Elevated railroad Company, New
YORK. Broadway. juno :. 1873
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
Ciln iJropertn 90 Get.

i VK .LLASE.-That splendid property No. %
acc; - tret by 700; EXTENDED Easements; iu
tenn viii De rented for series Of years easy
-. lAq-Iie 90 tne premises.
10 RENT-The whole on Darf Of the de-
cfefcs ippcIf known ~ Waverly place. corner Of
Io-s IN | Pc leased Zoe term of years for business pur
lul.s,s '' 'D i'a oA"Dle rms Inquire Oh tAe
III or LEASE.-Tne 80 story shop or
D.. .es.'.3 builfIe go CanaLst near West immediate
Joas 10 ''Ht s'OO Apply 10 AMBROSE ELY, los
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANsFER2
wv YORK CRY.

washington st Nos and o c Cody by guardian =,
some Frapef T,;G' ] Cody and eirht others TO
Aierst 30 $ william Foster Adam senSes and
wife Sd
heaes,si N iS,J Nos 300 and 300 &c zoo
7sist. n s. % n Of 2t-aye 5ixlO92 schwsrz-
Ter and husband 10 schwendinger .........-.; 81
1l2fhst : 2SlS IL W Of 2d-avr, 2S.Txirregular; A
TO- ami others 70 = ] 0'isriet .............. l.:
SD II IA 4 l4s r. e. 81 LcXingfOn-ave, 2OxSS.Js "a =
IhsenC 70 pei IhlsenC .-----..
il6th-st s. 70 II OF lst-aye. 36.SxSO; / A Knee
land 20 the New York Life Insurance Company.
l25th-st g72 n g OF sth-ave. 2sNlO II James II
sullivan ard wife 10 A Ferris al
and others 10 Mcclure lO,t
Mead and Others 70 Parsons and Srot6er. 49,
1Ssthst s. SlOft e Of 6tlraye, 50199.lli William
II Madison and wife 70 F Honkins &c
e5th-st. :. 2l9 Al Of lst-ave. leU1loZZf Emma
Johnston and husband o NJ LoeftieT .-..-..--.-
SGth-st 100 Il e % SHAVE, IoXSo.S; NJ Hansen
Marx
i32d-st. n s. so ~ " OF 2da-c, 1JX93lI; Henry +
Devoo n. q + Tnurson $500. g.
13lstsi. s. 80 II g OF 6thave 5OXSS1lI John NJ .
Bruce and wiie 70 q W I8ynOr OF
referee 70 the DIV DOCK SAVINGS institution IFS
Eullivan-St :. s1412 70 Of Grand-st, 2OX6Oi b y
Chetvood. referee. 70 the Union Dime savings r.
Institution o.
Tee,avc. : e cor l24th.st 1OOxlCOlIi John L Colby
ana wife % j. T. Lawrence
Fairmountave. cath Ward. 20Oxl42; the six . .
penny savings Bank 70 L hanbilschet :.'..., 4VU
l1'c o;hers trustees, etc 10 carroll 1910
Ilthsve. G s. 5u2i9 f. % 5lstst. lAXbOi MARY -
carroll anL husband TO II ystt. 80
I1stI-.t 70 : - 90 ~ 81 NatsOR-sve, 64.oAi0J.ui
M.l-es. fierce, 20 4 ~CIO--e. ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
BEACH RAILWAY.
DOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE ROAD.

DOUBLE TRACK OVER THE ENTIRE RoAD.
GkLLNPOISr DIVISION.
5 III s3i5 p H. 55, i5 4i5 I45 t55 t54
.65 Gar ,7l , tii5 FIR ts,5 p an, Now,
{ a & L$ } S g' M t5295 i} s s
5 f f35 5 t 800 800 t TO iS55 'O '' gov
TSs , mSis @ iSp at T as. Ss.G2k Ss BY naS
stop sHeeps Il ,ai Bay. Nm ,.,,,.,
steamer. rd aA! t5 PGE P 96 leave New
Yors RI connecting Bay Ridge with trains for Man
s5.st.i, t-og sil2j nj 1925, tl:23. 1925, s:2s,
Leroy-sI-J,. ti0y. ,IIJ5 nj l2:35 tl:35, 1895.
PIER sGj5 joss. tljJ a. m; 1885, tl:55 t2:55, 1885,
Tie staaief D. r. Martin connects with Elevated Rail.
roads at WAtel4st and trains at Bay Ridge Tor Manhattan
b 1t, t922 tl; 20, 8 ~; 'lssa'.
tl:2j $40 1875 tf2I fo'-a F-o, ft:%5 $50 =. M
Trains marked '4@, 40 z Siqp a 93sfp' he-d Bay
Manhattan Reach ir sy ridge and Sew YORK. as fllows
s;lO o2o. tlloo ll2ca M 300 nj 20, tl:o9 li29.
t7:O r7:z0 $500, $50 s;]j 'gi3O and iI0t2j D.
f - and 5at o I2 Sheen. Nm Ha hsc
Trains marked taus connecting with North River Boats
Excursion Toaeis e55 to return to NewYork either
DIVISION y RIVER and GrecnDOint Tickets are not good on
Orders NAV with Dodds Express for baggage to and
-S GR1SD coNcEEfs. EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING BY GILNOREs BAND AND Levy
METROPOLITAN ELEVATED HALLWAY.
Gri 3 81 pS y tor Or Ea Street Ferry
CoKrLANDTs rRIET-Hearest point for Jersey city aad
COminuuipfW FeIffe-
c-Searcst point Post ofice. CITY Han and
Barclay street F>Try tO uObOkeu
CHAMBERS REEF Nearest point Tor PayOnia AMI Erlo
Raj Ferry.
FRANkItN-STlEET-
DISTRICT pontfor Desbr0sses street Ferry
Jersey CIV and connects with cars for DesoTosses and
East Grand street Ferries.
BII.El OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with cars Tor Last ana
West.
EIGHTH STREET Connecting with cars for Christopher
81, amt East Tenth street Ferries.
FOUEPEENrH-- TltEEl-C Connecting with cars tOr Easa
Twegty third and Thirty fourth street FERRIES.
TWENTY-FIVE RID STR ET-C Connecting VITA cars for
Twenty third street Ferry 20 Jersey CITY,:
THIRTY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Win cars Tor Wee
hawkeu Ferry ..
FORTY ECON D-~rREFT-Connects with New-GOrS
cabs for Grand Central Depot
FIFIIETII-I Rect ami SIXTH AVENUE
FIFTY EIGHTH SrBEkI--Ufh-2ve entrance 20 Central
Park. connecting VIII cars oil Belt Line Railroad.
FIFTY IuIRD STREET ami EIGHTHANENI E-
FIITY-NTNVH. STREET aud Mn IHANENU u
SEW NTY- sECOND-SI RET and NlAIH-ANENC E-
EIGHTY. Fl i}S r~TittEl and NlNrHANENJ L.
FOR uptown trains take eaSt SHE stations.
take NtSf side stations
jothst and 0tA-ye, and oistst aud OtA-
FARE lOCENTs Except between the hour u J8O %
1880 m, and u v hen The iare l. . cent, -
WM. r. GARRISON, Prcs4Ieat
VI. VAN BROCKLIN, superintendent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19

Gin Real Csiate tor sale.
TOR SALE.-Four Lots on southwest corner
OF lOstlst. and shave; very easy. W BOGEKI
1e2 BrOauway.
III LOTS-AH sand, full front, on Easterly
4 ~ Boulcvarde las deep; suitable for improved
teueIneus OF ats price low; 10 BOYD, owner
Il4th-st. and lstsve-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ SUMNER EXCLUSIONS TO THE MOI AM
THE SWITCH BACK ROAD AT AAUCH CHUNK
Will he Opened Oh Monday, MAY 49, 1879.
Trains leave York. foot OF Liberty y, r. Si5 an,
F,pE, New-YOrk 10 Manch Cbdnk sud return IN a.
H-ANA- GLIDING trip around the ten Back, s.
Il HAInANIN L..un 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
Anrtion Sales Of Real estate
DEREMPTORY SALE.
L Estate Of ELEAZER AYERS, Deceased
Auction

Il Estate Of ELEAZER AYERS, Deceased.
Al AUCTION.
BY SCOTT d MNEES, Auctoneers, -
At the FXCHANGE stLESROON, III BROADWAY,
MONDAY. JUNE D. 1873
At l. O'Clock.
I The threestory hghstoop brownstone dwelling NO
H. The thrcestory mghstoop brownstone dwelling, No
So West 44th-st - -
M The story brckiront store and tenement No
49, lOthave And
w The three five story stores and tenemcnts Nos
go 76S snd 20 lOth-ave.. corner 52dsJ -
VIII e. % the highest bidder for CASH ABOVE EA
IsTING ENCU MBRANCES title perfect sale without
reserve For particulars apply 70
ii. l. FAENsWORTU, Atty for Adult Hers Of
Ee1ZCr Ayers dead. l33 NA>cA 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
Brcok!pu Real Gsiatr for Sale.

nOUBLE COMMISSION. - Elegant three
~ story aud basement Brick House must be sold Address
V. 1857 Latayette-ave Brooklyn.
0Sn LOTS in growing neighbOrhOod, Brook
SSsbO ivn WIN be sold a very figure cash one
bait cash Parties about locating large manufacturing
interest wei 20 investigate THIS property.
rutland a WHITING BeekIDans st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19
Couuirn Real Cstate for Sale.

4 1 SAINlLLE, l.. l., near the seashOre,
~ 80 Il required large house and outDuli-
inks t4Ouoi terms One-hat cash. rutland d WHITING
& Beekmau.st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-19

EOR SALE or TO RENT CHEAP-A de-
desirable country place neal Katonah station on the
Aaien Railroad. For ful description terms address
j. =. HAWLEY,
20 Tiffany place. Brooklyn
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eonnlrn properib 20 Eet

A LARGE FURNISHED HOUSE. pleasantly
Gas p ~ 1o.e,n Ill, y rent tOr the SUMMER al
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At the Exchange Salesroom to-day the 10
having "a les were heldi
Py Ro,rdrd ". Coates.
Not of land on Ave-A, corof 6Oth-st olxs2Si n
,,s, oSsisna o. Ave-p, cor Of 7othst blxlesi
N@'N'''"' " RI q J. Lvon.
sstorv BRICK tenement house with lot, NO 9s ChTis.
tSvSe~ al 81 II n W ~ pleeckerst, lot 24.llx
svoc sxs Z: Cathar1uc Mes gh. ITO
a sfory tr'Ck buildings with lots. Nos 6i3 and go
V9st 47h st N : 225 II W OF llthave, each lot 20
zoos: John II steneck ILL.,
RN Bernard SBVfk.
n sto-v iron front building with lot Nos 2S, 30 ana
AZ C'hurch.st cor OF Cortand-s, lot lO6.5X2ll .
iO6 Sx5; Mary Ann Ward Do
BIZ JohD T. B0Vd
fs-ftorv brick dwelling with lot No 2'4 SprngsL
p Toe II e OF Houstonst. lot 2l2NS16i thenlK .
National Bank - o.
sIofs e C;rove-ave 500 Il Of Clifst MorEtsania,
each 25xlOO; Jonas ID samson
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4 I CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE
n ALARM Of 20 acres suitable io gonteman's country
RESIDENCE The property located the side the Al
baIy Post Road mile north Of the station and commands
extensive views OF the Hudson RIVER The land fully
eTtC With applcs pears and other small fruits and all
cultivation The buildings comprise good barn house
nno other OubudHgs the house II large
kLMALL NLAkhL. LrLLun. uLLnn.
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DRIGHTON BEACH.

Trains ~ the Brooklyn, Fathu-h and 'DneT Island Raj.
way until further tce. vii run hafhoury between FLAT
BISU.AVE. lL1nt -iaud Depot BROOKLYN and bRtGH-
Ton BEACH om $50 m 60 1880 H.. Trans vii also
BEDFORD. lrarkinaye. hatHouTlF, nom t3 m
p. Last from the Beach II ~ The deyot3
reached via south and Wall street Ferries bj Auanuo
and Fifth Lines via Fu!iOU Ec~ry by Fdbu.
aud Adams and BOerum street Line, VIA ami ton
Ferry south Brooklyn Central Line, via Grand ana Eoose.
welt ferries ny Lee and NOstrand Avenue Ihomplns
Avenue, and Franklin Avenue Lines.
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DLEASANT ROOMS on second and third
door; good board; summer prices. references lO4