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Omaha daily bee., 1884-04-07
CAPITAL PRIZE, $75, 1000.
100,0 600 Tickets at Five Dollars Each. I
tions, in Fifths In proportion.

1870, pflss3, am no :, :, :;,,,,J ~ .Sa'5 a ,eps
at the Office tie Comp. ~ New c icens.
For further Information W . clearly giving full
address. Make P. o. Money Orders payable aud
address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANT
Ne Orleans,
Postal Notes and ordinary letters ~ Mall o. h.
press (all sums OF 6 and upwards by Express OF o.
'expense) to -
AZ A. DAUPHJN
or NJ. A. DAUPHTN, N Orleans, "a,
607 Seventh ST., WASHINGTON, D. G
Omaha daily bee., 1884-04-07
CROUCH ON RATS"

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, flies,
ants, bedbugs, skunks, chipmunks,
0ophers. lie Druggists
Omaha daily bee., 1884-04-07
Wholesale CONFECTIONERY.

FAY & Co, formerly of Minneapolis,
Mimi, have opened a wholesale confec.
%tionery, cigar and fruit business, at 1911
Farnam street. az I'm
Omaha daily bee., 1884-04-07

again in the near future, when no doubt
he will receive the patronage he 80 Justly
deserves.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-03-14

MONEY LOANED WITHOUT INTEREST
There's millions in it.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-03-14
DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CIGARS

d. P. and S. II. P. players can be accommo
dated at any time.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-03-14
SHE KNEW SHE WAS RIGHT.
bismarck Tribune.l
TTFNs OF sURsCR!PTION:

The other day Bismarck gentleman
was coming up from Standing Rock
and stopped to see man who lived
near the Cannon Ball River. In re-
spouse to his knock at the door he
heard shrill, sharp Come in" and
upon entering found a sharp-faced an
gular woman sitting in the room under
an open scuttle.hole leading into the
loft above, with a shotgun on her knee.
rs the gentleman of the house in."
he asked
eyes sir; he air."
Can see him . moment?
mo sir; you can't see hide nor hair
of 'imi"
"Why cant madam?" would like
to speak to him on business.
"If you was dyin' an jim war the
only doctor in Dakoty you couldn't sot
an eye on him till he gives in an talks
decent. At dinner while ago he told
me to pass him the apple soss, an l told
him il wasn't soss, but sass. He said he
kuowed better, it was soss, ans / top
him that wen he TUX q notion that a
little apple sass'd feel soothin' 60 his
stomach to say so, an he said he'd have
that soss er die. Then toll him I'd
defend that sass with life, an made
break for him through the scuttle inter
the loft Wen his senses come to him
an he gives in that sass is sass he kin
cum down, but il he makes break
sfore that off goes the top of his head.
Thar sets the sass. stranger, an thar's
Jim up in the loft. an that's the way
the matter stands jist now. an reckon
you'd better mosey along an not get
mixed inter the row!"
AS the gentleman moved away he
heard her voice saying:
'Jim when you get tired O your
durn foolin and want this sass, jes'
squeal out."
And grutf voice from the darksome
garret responded:
"SOss!"
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-03-14

nnTHn Send six cents for postage,
n UklTH and receive, free, costly box
n llIIl,, of goods which will help you to
more money right away than
ANYTHING else in this world. All, Of either sex,
succeed from the first hour. The broad road to
fortune opens before the workers, absolutely
true. At once address TRUE d CO.,
d2l Augusta, Maine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1884-03-14

karA luxuriantly furnished private CLU
ROOM, for the use OF the Winnemueca Cine
Club, with private entrance.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05
.JNo. L. CRAWFORD. Secretary of State.

Below will be found a description Of the m mur.
He il black, about IS or 30 years OF .xe shosts
feet lItnches high, and weighs about iSo or,isS
earliest about half bent, and he hobs on III In ~
the tota OF the left foot at times d-s1r,ns fS:
ground. His face is smooth, having no GS.hs.s
unless few scattering ones on HIS chin
July u. 1sS44w
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05

lation June 80, 1888. And again, adding
two per cent. for the current year, l,lO6,-
SIC, and about $4,000 for immigration
the number during the fiscal year up
to June having been Asa, 2O6-we have
as the probable populetion June 80, 1884,
about 56,9s2, 49s. In two years more it
will probably exceed 100000.
From every quarter Of East and
South Florida the boom increases for
Perry for Governor. His election is .
foregone conclusion. No true Floridian
will allow his influence to subserve the
Independent Radical movement. 1t is
too thin. 1t won't work. Pope as the
fgure-head of the Radical Republican
party in this State is beginning to alarm
the people, and we'll it might, for it fore
shadows another carpet-bag reign. Surely
our people had enough of that. The en-
tire South is looking to Florida; all eyes
are upon her. Upon her vote in Noyem-
Der may depend the fate of our national
ticket. May it never be said that the
party proved recreant to her duty in this
campaign. 1t is so easy to pass resolu-
tions; they cost nothing. But hard
work and objective work is what tells
Paldtka Herald
The Washington correspondent Of
the Herald says: AT the Democratic
headquarters to-day there was good
deal of qualification expressed at reports
that the bankers and business men Of the
East would give their support to Cleve
land, and there was a good deal of talk
about Secretary Folger's attitude. Sena
tor Beck said: Folger won't open the
Treasury for Blaine. 1t was Blaine who
advised Republicans to bolt Folger when
he ran Tor Governor of New York, and
now the Secretary is glad of chance tc
give Blaine dose of the same medicine
Besides, Folger no doubt wants Blaine tc
, see what hill of g runner this mar
Cleveland is before the people,"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05
Guardians Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT /, As
~ gAas,iian of Robert W. Copeland, lupalie vii,
Hou. W. Byrd. Judge Of the County Cour, Of
lcon County, Florida, for authority to sell and de
pose the following real estate, lying and seAk
said cohty and State. property of the said Robst;
W. Copeland, in the manner and way the said court
may direct The undivided onesixth interest eli IL
northwt4: quarter secti q and west half OF ssaA
east Quarter section g. east half of northeast 4Ns.
ter section So south half southeast quarter ~ ion
10; also south half Of southwest quarter Of - ctIou
20 and southwest quarter of southeast 9asner 81
section go, township 3, range g. north and sst, COZ
MARY COPELAND. Gu,rdlan.
July \. lSS4-5w
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05
NOTICE

A la 81 BSCRIBERS TO SHARES AND FRAC
II tis'hal parts of shares Of us. stock Of the No
die Lydia Agricultural and, Mechanical Xss0sAA
ton, upon which there is balance of The. oERasl
subscription due the Association, and particularly
the subscribers to the SD ares or parts Of shaIes
numberSd Is. SO, 40. Il, ~, 4S, a, IS and - Are
hereby 1otifed thai lhey are required to make PAY
ment ID Pie balance du said stock, to the Treas
urer Of Aaid Association, or its attorney, VIM, P
Byrd, atzthe city Of Tallahassee, on or before Tie
1lth- day of August, A. D. 1884, and that ifthe5
fail to g4ke payment within said time, their stoek
or intSest therein, and all previous payments
thereoF.il be sold ut public auction for the use d
the Association.
By order of the Board Of Directors. .,.,o,s
III P. HOUSTOUN, President
II. s. KLLIoT, Secretary
TallanAssee, Fla, June 10, 1SS4-6Oi
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05
H0LLINS INSTITUTE. VA.

THE FORTY.FIRST ANNUAL SESSION
l. closed the 18th OF June During the SEES
sion 1876 boarders and day pupils were In attend
ance-the accommodations being fully occupied
from the beginning. There were seven FULL GRAD
UATEs-6 dmplo'nds each nine graduates 10 special
Courses diplomas each and many other graduates
in single departmental diploma each. Six male
Professors and nine ladies gave their time and
ergies wholly to instruction. The departments of
Music and Art were largely attended, and attained
not only satisfactory but eminent success
This institute is conducted in the interests of the
higher education Of girls generaly-not of some
particular sect party. 1t maintans high stand
| ards in Literature and Science Music and Art, as
well as in manners, morals and religion. Its facii-
ties in Faculty and appliances are great, and it
proposes constant progress-each succeeding ses-
sion must be an improvement and advance on
all the past 10
The forty-se session will open on the 18th
OF SEPTEMBER NEXT. Circulars, giving full in
formation as to accommodations, courses of in
struction. terms, &C, will be forwarded on appli-
cation.
P. o., Botetourt Springs, Roanoke County, Va;
Depot and Express Office, Cloverdale, Shenandoah
Railroad.
The advantages of this institute are peculiar to
itself. Outside expenses are wholly avoided.
Pupils give themselves to earnest study without
detriment to health. It's equipments in Faculty and
appliances are superior Refer to our patrons Hon.
j. J. Finley Lake City, DR. j. II. McKinstry, Gaines
yille Capt. J. F. Tucker Brooksvile. Apply to
CHARLES L. COOKE.
july 90 1SS4-tf
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05
(Oh Indian Cure. J
The Gem of Blood Purifiers
INDO II q f. ID BY PR ACTICINls
PHYSICIANS.

PERRY, Ga, June 6, 1881 genuine allopathst-
member Of the regular school and profession of medi
ethics but impeled by candor and truth and sense
duty suffering humanity, do violence to proper
construction OF that code when declare that
-{O.L c. IS NO HUMBUG. -
l have used it long at frs: doubtngly; ultimately
with implicit confidence in its remedial virtues. know
whereof speak. am familiar with the medical prop
critics Of each OF its component parts It Is profoundly
o. 1. c. IS A PERFECT BLOOD PURIFIER.
purges the liver and all its tributaries and branches
it is recommended by the company. 1t fails tc
make perfect and permanent cure.
FRED. A. TOOMER, ABB, A. and NJ. d.
PERRY Ga June 16, 1S84.-We, the undersigned have
for many years had the pleasure of personal Acquant
foregoing certificate and know him gentleman
Of unimpeachabe integrity and OF high social and profes
A. s. GILES, Ordinary Houston Co., Ga
w D. NoTTING san Judge Houston S9 CO Court
E. s. WELLoNs, Clerk Superior Court, Houston Co., Ga
W. NJ. GORDON. Commissioner Houston Co., Ga.
j. w. CoLYER Sheriff Houston Co.. Ca
J. H. HoUsER, Tax Receiver Houston Co., Ga.
W. BRUNsON. Tax Collector Houston Co., Ga.
The following fair samples Of hundreds of testimo
PERRY Ga, Jnne 16, 1854 for twelve years af
icted with syphilis 1t was pronounced by old and
experienced physician to be the worst case he ever me,
with in his practice. had employed the medical
aid to be had and had been dragged with medicine until
had about despaired Of ever getting well Finally upon
the advice of friend. tried l. c, commenced
to improve, and, after taking Zine bottles, fully
stored to health This was more than year ago and
symptom OF the disease has returned
EcHEcoNNEE, HousroN Co., Ga. June IT, 1881 take
l. C. for OF scrofa Of eight years standing
and fully restored to health cheerfully recommend
In conclusion the propreors say they have yet
with the first failure OF o. C. do all that claimed
tB- PRICE, $3.50 PER BOTTLE
THE o. Il. G.. CO.. PERRY. GA.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05

From the New York SUM-
One of the nobest and most patriotic SEMI
ments in Bro. Blaines letter of acceptance is
conveyed in this language:
"The name of American, which belongs to us
in our national capacity: must always exalt the
just pride of patriotism"
When the same idea occurred to George
Washington he expressed it, in his farewell ad-
dress, in nearly the same words:
"The name of American, which belongs 10
you in your national capacity, must always ex-
alt the just pride of patriotism more than any
appellation derived from local determinations. -
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05

Ex-senator Herman said to Pi,tsburg re-
porter while passing through the city: Why,
would ask, should tie Catholics any more than
any other denomination, oppose Cleveland? Is
il to be supposed for moment that the Catholic
Church Of this country is in The hands of pack
of politicians? That its power and influence
are to be bartered away by John Kelly or any
other man? That sort of campaign bosh con
slider malicious, and is undoubtedly direct in
suit to every Catholic in this country"
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05

. 49, ~
aroused to the Importance u scouting 2
good representation at New Orleans, and
are bound to give a good account II
themselves General Sebring goes from
here to fernando county -. Mr. d. NJ.
Blue, of Keysville, has sent to US speci-
men ear of corn of the variety grown by
the Seminole Indians. Il is fully ten
inches in length, is white, and has very
large grains, there being twelve rows to
the ear. Here is what Mr.. Blue says of
it: "The seed was obtained from the In
dams living on Tiger Creek, in Polk
county, and is grown exclusively by them.
1t stands drought we'll, and yields good
crop on ordinary pine land. 1t is proof
against weevils, and is superior to our
common varieties for hominy and bread,
and is an excellent feed corn also. Every
farmer should plant it for his own bread
and hominy. l can furnish few bushels
for seed, at one dollar per peck" From
what is said of it, we judge that this va
riety is peculiarly adapted to our soil and
climate, and we think that the farmers of
the southern counties would do well to
avail themselves of Mr.. Blues offer.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05
Republican Opposition 10 Blaine.

TUT
We hope to see Mr.. Blaine beaten, not because
he is Republican, hut because his nomination
is degradation of the party; not for his views
on the tariff, but for his character and his met h.
DDS OF action We hope to see Congress made
up of prudent and sagacous men, capable OF
taking care of the tariff policy OF the country,
and we shall do our utmost to secure in il IL MA.
Jorty OF sound and upright Republicans. We
are fighting no Republican policy, no Republic
can power but bad nomination, from the dis
grace of which we pray to see the Republican
party redeemed.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05

If ever a neighbours COW invades
your garden and ravages the shrubbery,
the example of wise man at Evansville,
ILL.,, might be profitably followed. In
stead of raging violently and painting
the town red" he quietly seized tin
pail and MIXED the COW revengefully.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05
-The r,lmirers of Governor CleyelanA saz

The admirers of Governor Cleveland sAys
II New York special, have purchased a aos
cottage near Hoieys Park, al Ihe wSs' ,,,y
ueeu VI "hlch VIII DC presen'" . end, the
land. Inc Governor WI" I'll 10 Mr.. Cleve-
with his sister this ." ne asked TO OCCUPY il
lage Will be 70 Jason, when the entire cot
expense novated and refurnished III large
Gle The Governors admirers expect Mr.
leland az President TO make it his future
home
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05
WESTCOTT BLOCK,
CARPENTER & HEAD !
Medical Department -UmTassittyj' Of Louisiana.

AS II Is universally admitted that Practical Medi-
cine and Surgery &C mot be taught elsewhere than
at the bed side of he sick and wounded this insti
tuition justly claims unrivalled advantages in the in
PRODUCTION of ts classes into the wards of the great
Charity Hospital whose Eight Hundred beds and
an annual admission of Eight Thousand patients
supply unlimited clinical material. Circulars sent
upon application. july29-1m
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05
LIN the Circuit Court OF the Second Juliei.l
Circuit OF the State of Flaxida fer IAm
(,nTrntv-Vu Nhounn-v

CIroult OF tne St8te OF FIoYid0 far ~
COunty-In Chancery.
L0F'f : " D1A''h' Bill 70. Divorce.
MARC DENLY.
IT APPEARING TO THE COURT FROM TER,
i biu :iled in this cause and the Affidavit Of ~.
complainant that the defendant, Mary c. DemiiTV
restless out OF this State. so that the ordiua1IniH
cess cannot be served upon Der, it is oydered.1 nd
decreed that hearing on the facts charged In ~
bill ~ had at the Court house in Taiiahsssls ~
Monday the third day of November, 1884, OF n 49,
thereafter as the same can be heard, aud thai Ae
defendani does not appear and answer or demhnf Te
fore that day decree in said cause shsIl theredDUD
pass in the same manner if the defendant hadan
peared and was present in court: hovidsd Thai
copy IT Adis order be published in some ptbbe
new sIlaper of this State for the space Or tt9ce
month4 before the day appointed for said heAfSf!.
July IS. 1ss4-sm AN' '''s~
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-08-05
Notice of Insolvency.

EDWARD LEWIS, ADMINISTRATOR or TIE
~ esenke of J. @ Gallagher, late Of LeoR Co9niy,
in the State of Florida. deceased. having Aled IL
this CONT written suggestion of the insofVenJ
OF said estate notice is hereby given to all pesso1s
having claims against said estate to appear and Ole
the same with me duly authenticated according 70
law, on OF tefore the 9th day Of November, A. D.
1854. VIM 2 BYRD,
Judge Leon County Court
Tallahassee, Fla, May d, lSS4-6m
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14

iusmess ltli}rp fsF 80 ~ II tsi
4 AuGT CORNER OFFICE ntiLhiNuH on
,In4..wat suuil uI iphuu,, iHF sAip . . 'H''"
. ~ u ga, flu' st
INWO BUILDINGS on hih-aNt South ni nl.. n'l,
u,u ii ber B., q 54 fc0t 'front.' "a oasp fof pusn'bs
T. b. tLAKhaON sea. liuost
INO LET.-Spendd offices, 5lh-aye? corner
| i9d.si American safe Dep 'sit ca h''P"o' ""'"'-
Apply PROMISES
rINO LET.-Stores Lofts aud Ohces IN fui-
1 ton Jonn Ann Bcokmtn William ana ltaIl 81, -l' conn,
'"' ' IULAND a WlillNG, Temple court
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
STOCK AND GRAIN FARMS

IN VERNON COUNTY. MO, NEAR KANSAS.
O acres or less with or without herd OF pcgreed Dur.
ham and soe buioods 20 tne with ioal by
import NoIJSan Farm well watertd ana flch arge new
nlIe SOuse barn. tenants houses;
be SIDES ali fenced and III high state o cuiNauo rent
ing for cash or OF crops
Properly OF an estate viii be sold time in partons
buyer This place widely known Moore
Grain and Farm chance Tor party " make
money. Wul sell stock and lease farm or sell.
WILLIAM =. POPE,
tA OnvsSt, ST. Louis, Nc.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
g iln i)r,p :rin g Get.

4 FOUR-STORY HOUSE. unfinished, 10
~ West 86ih-stj newly and elegantly decorated !
'"' s. N. BLAKELY. 1926 Broadway.
VNO LET or FOR SALE.-lhc new iour-story
dwelling southwest corner f"t,-st AMI MAI
ave cabinet trimmed painted ami decorated through
ont ROBERT l. BROWN. 20 Nassau-st.
rNO LET or FOR SALE.-The new fourstory
brOwnsone dw yelling southeast corner t3i st ami NAL
lson.aye trimmed pllned and decorated Ioush
RoBfttl !. i'is'" ~ - +'"s''"-'''
LHl.TTLST. 30 WEST-Bcsdn 5th-ave.
~ and Mount Morris PARK 3stoy. l9o browns stone
Dor lco stoop dnshcd oak ash and Cherry
iOOt oods very low to qu.ck buyer. l,,-.,e e.,,ru
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
oiln llr,,er u lnUil9A

SHrNNTtn-A large huidna 0n ulh-aNeu
w mean 8,l a n 0u 4,i o.. utat .su i.alh Nsans
si., 1. niHinAii a. GO, 'ih t'ufd"a1'
tVANTED. For cash customer, building
w ON N aier oi frnnt st near upuii sin
htIAND2 WHITING, - ttottn1l-sl
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
Nmns,n,r!J.

RlJOU OPERA HOUSE. Bway near 3Oth h.st
nics .q hns msnn n Ha a11 va H'o do%raSS and
g, Mr. IlgSRY h, DlxGY -,
In thespcc'scnlar burosqnc Nightmare ADoNi5.
ClIlCKERING NALL.
A,nreod.r oS b. !; avn n sSpSrb I'm anaMr
-. 9 ., ~: CABLE, .on,,nn,
'"' m,SiSss - nss i hs orn roi aaccs
rrfs6fr 10 6hFnz9E ~ PNnSetN%.i .Nisai nov. is.
wyiflDGx, wfDx >t DAY Hhf1EESisG. EiN noy SDvii il. -
MARX T~aln's woridauous vii ,,
combination OF gen and ,er-atht, that appeals freshly
pr,oo, ~, to the in,.,lisen, publ 7,o .no q,
Sale q, o, sSeSisn u 9I o q, 10 o'clock n,
Car ingos at 10 O'Clock T. II. POND. Manager
EDEN MUSEE, 23d-st bet 9Th g. 9th aves.
IL opon hon II toll sunl,v, Toll.
Se N& Tasae g weE ADDE GSnl'
M9hGYs ialt Ssst r%r% lS' s' aoSSASA, St'' o., .
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE.
Manager .............Mr NJ. IL MALLGRi.
Evening at $50 Saturday ma ga nee at 2
THE PRIVATE SECRETARY ofCoMEDIEs.
SYMPHONY SOCIETY OF NEW-YORK.
> ACADEMY OF MUSIC ,.,,,.o,o,
season Il kets to eth concert, or public reheaIs
obtained at the Academy o Music from Monday Nov 10
co eeri Ard Tlo ,rsa Anvil vii Senn on Gonaay Sov a.
Address ali business commuDlcai ons to - ,...o
CORRESPONDING Secretary, 30 East lith-st
STAR THEATRE.
Mr. LESTER wALLACK Proprietor
MH HENRY IRVING.
MIR. HENRY IRVING
MISS ELLEN TERRY.
ANDrlE II TfYi;cG;GGdi rc96aarASY.
FRIDAY. NOy. It. atS ..
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING. -
DFNEDrCK ................ MIR. HENRY IRVING
BEATRICE ...... '..-....... Miss ELLEN TERRY.
The MERCHANT UF VENICE
saturday night
LOUIS x1...............'D..'' Ma. HENRY IRVING
second Wcok 60 Engng mont
Monday evening Nov IL.
THE LYONS NAlI.
Tuesday. Wednesday and rhufaday
TW ~ FrH GHr.
ir lny evening. Nov. ~,
THE MEt'HAN or NtNlCE.
Matinee saturday at 3
TWELFTH NIrnT
SATURDAY night, NOv. ~
The LYONS MAIL.
prcos -pe.crveo scls, s3 and a. accori'ns 20 loc,
ton Gtrtal admission a Ga 6Oc. JoOd seats can
always be had at box office ~ Theatre.
UNlON SQUARE THEATRE.
" SHOOK & COLLIER. ....... ......... PROPRlErOR3
EVERY EvENtNu Ara. SATURDAY MATINEE Az
FpFVCn FtA19
IN active rfeta ration drama by nFnneiy entitled
"DrprEZ6 ~ON. BANKEns ANp BROKERS'
WALLAcNs
Every Eygp pp o. 2. and satrri{ Matinee 4 1870.
~ iiobut Br naN i'nrtnir Iiana
AunlAG sttrEss
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
fldls uu0 uoone.

1 pARrMENrS for gentlemen IN n qurt,
~ wellclnluctsl hous, 253 0tha'e.i ~ 90 ~ @io !
iticr.n nrcs
4 pARI MENIS for bachelor, physician, den-
~ tist or fnf utlres ,.-,,.t
4 HANDSOME second floor io let large
~ rloset', bot and cod vatt Sc NJ y last i'h''
ElRNf CLASS ilata NJ, 20 inHt ~ at! En-
uuIeW 'HNi''"
DARE OPPORTUNITY lor nreuin4 choice
~ aphft Hnntr nR srrntt ahi thnl nHntf hWs NV w
niannl tnd in ntttul tuf utnitnttu nHr N'iNf'1
aNr hut an sif nhY fit Nlaai paiteh a"'"P'''" N'
dipsa \ nl l. iii hlntlwM
DAkE opputiuuiiY inr ACQUIRING iva 'hnion
~ apa inunr ,onsiaiing tpaUn tWl hn nlt''N' 7 "'"7
and ht -in'At WIN puvtu shf'ne, la''nh
between iil api uth nta lifhp a 80 l'-'' "'''''''
ITNFURNISliED FLATS TO LEI ~ W9st
h7th-s ~ the SOUON 2u7 Mcst Abth-st, Ia the WIN
YIELD. nee JANiiuhs
Erll-AVE, SOFA newly furnished srcnnh ON
- hopr To1nsi sunny all dly also o-hei 'ooH'' W."
private table. I,iorcnces
IN WEST 46IIi- STA bcaullful SUITE ol
" four arse, nghi rooms, handsomely iurIlsu'" "'
private table Also square aud hail rooms
New-York tribune., 1884-11-14
Gin iie,l Teille 9o, 9 lie.

An ELEG AMT CORNER; avenue anI
street boua In central OCat o. consisting q" Hit' IVA
s,n1 Ca. reun, ~ -lt.u0l VIII be sold at bargain 10
trompt uurc m -cr; must h seen 10 be anrtecl iieu
- liIiBARDN a DAVID ON i-st ana Leh'hst'r"No
dill. ING LOrS.-For sale on all Avenues
ID and cross 8 re- reduced prices l. d CLAhhSoN
d co, 4 Finest
For SALE on West 72d-st., (loo-t -toot
~. str.t Aye extra ino iour-ftorv rosdcnces Two o.
them wi dmug eXten Ions finished ~ tno aist a.
scn These ho superior III cOhsil,llh hnl N"lh
manshp restricted; sure 20 Increase IN va uei i
be sold have the Home lussah b"thS' AZ "'
exhibited al The American Institute - oo M. 20. -,
DLOT 50X1O1 on 1OJth-St., GOO feet east ol
Central rars re'dy for Improvement me n ~
three honics a cost II about nO ca h. sl%VOo iOr
pot. Address +. J.MORA. II Nal-sL
WE ARE OF FERlNG Il large number o. de-
w srahr invcetments IN flats and tcnemanis. an e.,
Jec ais ment on the following: 49, rent i 10 Tlo3W
rent ~ o. = ,fOD. rent 81 No. $1,000 rent, bpu;
s3nOlO rent $500 $4,000. rent 400 Caii ana Us
HiEBAitD& DAVIDSON. 53d-st and LeringtOn-ave