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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-20
ParasOl Sale.

22.inch Coaching Parasols, plain, striped,
checked, and bordered. Brown, blue, red,
pink, black, and black and white. Excellent
quality silk Natural wood sticks. Reduced
from 1915 and $500 to 81 60.
First floor. ST. building.)
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alexap,dris' &azettf.
THURSDAY TvFN'-' HrG 20. 1876
LVUAu ilAIILitN.

WEATHER PRoBABILITIEs.-For this
son Generally fair but with increasing
-s.Hdiuess slightly warmer; easterly shifting
,...atlcrly winds.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-20
ee GOODS DELIVERED IN ALgx
ANDRIA.
Woodward & Lothrop
10th, 18th & F Sts., n. W.,
WASHINGTON. D. 6.

Grain is fairly iirmcr to-day, but there are
no changes to note in quotations. Sweet Pc.
tatoes arc Off while Butter and Eggs are
higher.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-20

NINEST MOCHA JAVA, MARACAIB0,
a. La Guayra. Santos and Nuita Rio Cohees,
freshly roasted 81 J. u MlLNuNNS ,.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1896-08-20

"AMS-Shafer's Mild Hsms and Cox's
ii Winter Cured Hams, small sizes, for sale
~. J. c. MILBURN.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-16

M, ssrs M6ffett, Coffin, Beatty and Fleming made trip to Sunset Moun- tain on Tuesday, and returned with several beautiful specimens of the wonderful formations to be met with there. They had perfect day and the view of the painted desert was we'll worth the trip.
 Court Coconino, I. 0. F., installed the following officers Tuesday night: c. M. Funston. C. R.; Louis Spiers, V. C. R.; John Clark, Recording Sec retary; w. E. Hochdertfer, Financial Secretary; w. ii. Norman. Chaplain. c. M. Funston was installed by proxy, Hugh Campbell acting for him.
 The best regulator to regulate d people is Simmons Liver Regulator. It regulates the liver and the liver regu- lates the person. If the liver is regu- lar then health is good, but if sluggish or diseased then there is constant bill liousness, indigestion, headache and ali the disorders of the stomach that one hears of. Try Simmons Liver Regu- lator and prove this.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-16

The subscription price of THE MORNING and SUNDAY ADVERTISER together is &.5O a year, sl.sO for six months, and DOC for three months.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-16
HERE AND THERE.

'"oNo"eHts OI AOme FOLKS ana Notes
 About Visitors. | Dr. Miller returned from California Tuesday.
 | Dr. R. M. Francis was up from Will Hams this week.
 Ed. c. Harve, of Denver. was a visitor this week.
 J. F. Carroll of Albuquerque. was in town last week.
 Barney Sears was in from the Enter prise mill this week.
 T. A. Riordan has returned from his trip to Albuquerque.
 Frank Livermore left for the Cedar ranch Wednesday morning.
 Lucien G. Smith, of Seligman, is on the Bank hotel register.
 Chas. Canall paid Winslow a visit Tuesday, returning Wednesday.
 B. O. Cose, of Chicago. was regis tered at the Bank Hotel this week.
 Dr. Roane Thorpe is in Winslow this week on professional business.
 II. Miller of San Francisco was reg istercd at the Hawks Hotel Thursday
 Manager Jasper of the Electric Light Co. was taken suddenly i'll Tuesday evening.
 c. l.. Lake, representing the New York Life Insurance Company, was in town Tuesday.
 Miss Daisy Danford, who has been teaching school at Linden, returned home last week.
 H. A. Rogers has left. for Santa Barbara, Cal, where Mrs. Rogers is spending the winter.
 Dave Von Neida left last week for Fresno, Cal. He will return in time for the baseball season.
 Bob Bell has decided to stay in Flagstaff as long as this fine weather lasts, Hope it won't snow.
 c. F.. Howard of the Howard Sheep Company returned last night from an extended trip through Maryland and Virginia.
 The whist club was entertained Tuesday eveuing by Dr. and Mrs. Cornish. They report very enjoy able time.
 Mir. and Mrs. E. M. Doe left Sa,ur- day for a trip to St. Louis, Chicago and New York. They expect to re- turn in about six weeks.
 w. J. Kennedy, the contractor, ex- poets to return to Flagstaff about February 10th, to look after his mining interests in the Tonto Basin.
 Report reached the town Tuesday that C. H. Mcclure had struck T very rich vein of copper on the edge of the Canyon, close to the mines now worked by him.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. H. Carroll left Sunday for their old home in Chicago. Mir. Carroll has been in poor health for some time, and it is hoped the change will benefit him.
 L. S. Drum and wife left Wednesday evening on No 1, on a visit to his mother and brother in California, who he has not seen for twenty years. They will return about the middle of !. March.
 w. A. Allen, travelling advertising ) man, got out some very creditable book covers for the business men of Flagstaff and Williams last week. The work is an ornament to any ta ble and an enduring agent for the houses ad- verlised on it. Fred w. Sisson, of the Arizona Lum- Der company, Flagstaff, is in Phoenix ] fora short stay on matters connected ; with the session of the supreme court. He tells of snapping cold weather in , the town in the lee of San Francesca , mountains, yet of little snow. Mir. I Siss0n is ever welcomed in Phoenix and his firm IS known as one of the most popular and most important in Arizona. Republican. M,ssrs M6ffett, Coffin, Beatty and
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-16
A GOOD SHOWING.
shipments and Receipts of the A. d
 F. at Flagstaff for 1895.

By the kindness of c. w. Davis, agent of the A. x F., the SUN is enabled to present the following tables of ship. ments and receipts in Flagstaff for the year 1895:
 There were 437 cars of live stock, consisting of 40 cars of cattle, "A of sheep and 3 of horses, forwarded by the following growers and buyers:
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-16

rur CoCo<lxo SUN is pleased to contribute
 l'rIi.. matters. but all notices of festivals, ,n ,ni, p" II, .riugS of societies suppers, enter i",',' '.l,r, and mention of marriages, births 'a'i'jl "i J,,,rl,, beyond the regular announce au" .I"n, will he charged for at regular rates.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-16
xoTICE TO THE PUBLIC

,n,,.,r,,,r> and bills for advertising pay 'o.y 'o,Jycr.i~I0s rates given upon application lnrals 10 cents per line for first in- hGs," .,,r ,rd scents per line for each subse- nncnt il.crlton.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-16
g growers and buyers:

Also two cars each by W. H. Campbell, N Lewis, J. D. Newman, T. x. Johnson.J Vail E. S. Gosney and A. N. Gondey. C.B. Eaman, D. Mitchell and NJ. Reitz shipped one car each
 There were l.739 cars of manufac- tured articles forwarded:
 Arizona Lumber and Timber Co.,, 1,l58 cars lumber: l2' cars ties; 45 cars mine props. 70 cars box shocks.
 Arizona Sandstone Co. --33s cars building stone.
 The Arizona Lumber and Timber Co. received 667 cars of lumber and J. A. Vail received 1, from the fol-
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-16
IN OUR
 MEM QUARTERS.

We have moved into the Fitzpatrick Block and now occupy Our place of business is the most prominent in Flagstaff and easily reached from all parts of town and is therefore convenient to toner's Our stock has been enlarged and able to supply patrons with anything they may desire in the line of Groceries Provisions, Boots and Shoes Clothing and Dry Goods
 Come in and Us. We will wait you promptly and will make you prices that low reliable goods can be sold.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-01-16

There was received one car each of sand, slabs, roofing iron. roofing paper. pitch, stoves, vinegar. rolled oats soap, onions. dried fruit, sheep. hogs and household ef fleets. Also two cars each of sulphur, fence wire, machinery, sheep dip, wheat, syrup and apples.
 The following freight was forwarded:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1896-05-31
ON THE PASSAIC LINKS.

Nineteen Golfers Hand In Cards In . Loag
Match.
A members handicap of thirty-six holes was
the Memorial Day event at the Paterson Golf
Club. There was q large throng on the links.
-Four prizes were offered and nineteen of the
large field of entries handed in full cards. Gov.
Griggs played two rounds, but waa not In the
competition. The scores follow:
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Situations 9Fauttd-MaIts.

A GOOD, steady. sober man, used TO horses, would
n like a situation a. driver OF truck or wagon; can
furnish good reference. Address or call on FRANK
BARRY. ~ Rutgers place.
DARKEEPER, with good reference. close mixer.
ID wants position city or country. box
1872, sun uptown ONCE. |, 1876 broadway.
HONEST. SOBER. AND STRONG MAN IOI wishes
IL WORK Of any kind also house or summer hotel;
can take care OF COW. carriage and horse. Address
NICK COGSIOUL. 90 I'd st.. basement. city.
DRINTERs who desire a good all. around country
j printer should communicate with w. l.. PACKER,
Rosebank. S. l.
SITCATION wanted by Intelligent young man lsl
- in some newspaper or advertising ONCE, can furnish
best Of references. c. D., box 1870. sun uptown ONCE,
l .2Bj broadway.
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soLrrSo Ar ST.. ANDREWS.
The aovsruor's Prise II Cleveriy Yves ~
Hsrur w. Taft.

HE eoWeEnoFH NEtAS -
Hsngy w. Tar.
soms NJ the best golf Of the season was seen Al
the 81. Andrews Golf Club yesterday in tn,
contest for the three prizes offered by the Board
OF Governors. Every weather condition favored
good Rolnng. whatever wind there was being
n nly stronR enough To cool the players. yet the
scores as a rule were on the high side. The
.truggle was eighteen holes, medal play. There
were forty-one com p%etitors, nearly all handing
in full cards, The winner turned up In the per-
son of H.. w. Tnft, one Of the most popular
members OF the club.
Hitherto Mr.. Taft's best score had been nine
ty.seyen, but By clever play yesterday he man
aged to cut this total by ak strokes. On the
drive from the quarry, the fourth hole, his
driver was smashed by a sclaned play, but the
ball went on in hy,ns styio and and no 6h harm 5r., .ss
on the tee shots. His plays on the long hoIo
were seven each round.
Mr.. LIvermore was a trihe of his game, yet
made a total VI 90. He looked like the winner
until near the end, when Mr.. Taft and Mr.. Nc
Even turned in their cards. Inc latter mas
for in 1901, 90. and % he was the captain 81
the Scotch team In the International IootoaLi
games. Yesterday was his first appearance IN
a xolf match In this country. X. Is. Kerr was
in strong form. but he fell down on tho tret mole
going out and on the third on the second rouhu'
Otherwise his play was In winning form. Dr;
Ralnsford was weak in putting, which spoiled
his score. His drives and the shots through the
green could hardly have been surpassed. John
Reds score was even and steady.
or the scratch men. the. % made oy Mr..
sweeney was the best score, with the eIeeptIon
fairly struck, seemed to lack Impetus. mis- play
was good. sands. who also played from scratch,
was rather behind his form, due, Doubtless, to
the fatigue from his match with II. p. Toler oil
Friday. Mr.. de Garmendia made hiS nrst APP
rearance On the Inks this year and made an
brilliant play. By strokes the best scores were:
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SfIsrt Huard-HruokIuu.

7 LIVINGSTON ST. 66.-Neatly furnished rooms on
l. the Heights. convenient to bridge and ferry and
Coney Island routes: excellent table board; also For.
est House at Interlaken, Lake Mahopac, y. Y; refer.
ence required.
7 LIVINGSTON ST. 5n-Handsomely furnished
l. rooms. convenient to bridge. ferry. and COney
Isiani routes: excellent board: home cooking; good
neighborhooi: cool, cheerful. reference required.
I LIVINGSTON ST, ~65.-Seatly furnished rooms on
II Heights, convenient 10 bridge and ferry: splen.
did table: also excellent table hoard at la Henry st.
STATE ST. IFS. near Clinton ST., Heights. walking
- dlstarcr bridge ami ferries Large room and hall
room adjoining, room on 2d moor; terms moderate.
CTATE at. l5I.-Neatiy furnished rooms. with eK.
- cellent table board. convenient to bridge and fer.
ries; reference.
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FURNISHED HOUSES to gst---cO uutry,

TArverneb by the-Sea Furnished cottage 10 let for
~ $500, In hest situation, eight bedrooms. pATlor.
dining room. buffers pantry. Kitchen, and laundry.
newly plumbed aud decorated. Apply TO owner, l3D
East 18TH ~,
IL PRICES-2OO furnished cottages to let shore
"a aud inland request Latuculars; state preference
and acceptable rent RI OBEkG, room l,009.
Bennett building.
FURNISHED HOUSE. : rooms; plano, china: nice
L yard anu garden $40 per month
IMMERSION, Rye, \. Y.
GREENWICH. CONN To rent for the season, rea.
VI sonahly, a nns furnished house, all modern Inn
provenlents stable. 81. II acres: 10 minutes from
depot immediate possession. Inquire n
J. 81 TRlMbLk, III Broadway.
AXE GEORGE Fully furnished modern cottage.
. stable. toe, boat linen, hianksts mAgnineent
VIEWS %adioning grounds OF large MOTEL rentlow,
o5 West ldth st,
NANTUCKET MASS -Clin COTTAGE, furnished, bed,
y table linen. hlankets ~ rooms sanitary plumb
ing tennis vsTanda near beach, boats; good hotel;
moderate rent EASTMAN JOHNSON. 50 West S5th a.
TO RENT AT OYSTER BAY, l. I.
A fully furnished cottage With ample grounds, sta
Ma DGIa S COLES, ISe West 5V1 -
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20 gst for BUSINESS guruUses.

DUILDINGs. stores lofts. onces. and studio. IN i.t
ID In desirable locations
FOLSOM BRoTHERs, SEQ Broadway, cor. 18th st.
BARCLAY ST, 2S.-ElegAnt corner store, basement
ID and cellar FLAsS, 23A Broadway.
ERONT ST, goo. opposite Fulton harket-FouT
II story building Just put IN complete order. to rent
low. rutland a WHITING, 5 Be-kman 81.
ITO LEAsE-Thr store ana !ofts, ; BOSery goad
l huslusss stand; will rent tosrther or spAratsiV
THORNTON n. RODhAN, real estate agent, rs am aV.
ITO LET-FtFst noor, a. Hudson q good stahd for
i restaurant or barber shop, THORNTON N. ROD
MAN, real estate asent. 81 ith Az.
7TH Az, 2O2l. corner lalsI st.-LArgs double store,
COED location. suitable for any business: steam
6sGled WOOD 4 MILLER ale West IS6th Is
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Real Gstate ut Aurtiu1.

WIN Y: FOGG ATCTIoNEER-
At Is S0'cLockk, NOON
III CTcin,ty Bnildingl.
90 1-e n 20 FRONT ST.
Plot 8exT3, with <-story Brick BulldinGs,
Maps, &c, ut Auctioneer's Once, $50 B'way.
SC00 CASH, ssUu mortgage. or $40 monthiy-City
eCAOO lots. i7oth st. Jerome av,.: worth $1,000
near elegant houses; water, gas. ON ground today
12 to 1. Take Sd and elevated 70 l11th St Double
commission to agents. Owner, 40 West 3sth st
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The following players withdrew,
J. Q. A. johnson. L p. Jenkins, W. f Hodgmsn. 7.
Cunningham. L b stoddarL J. Manson, Jr.. J. n.
Thomas, +. L v. Hoppin. and J. Z. Taylor.
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uENTs-Locsi or travelling ;outnt free; big money
n exclusive %territoryi no capital; one agent cleared
one day e19t0 80 can youi our safes sell at sight
NV ALPINE SAFE a LOCK c. Cincinnati. o.
A ACTIVE A about so who has had experiences
n Is can wasting salesman; also one who can learn
quickly. Apply personally. 20i East 10Th a..
LNOR tho Postal Service. young men to prepare fos
IT Approaching examinations. 1000 appointments
ANNUALLY Full particular free OF NATL CORRb-
~sPoNDENcE INSTITUTE, Washington, D.. c.
SALEsMEN-n Merchants trade. $50 a week New:
> quick. good LlRht sam pies free. Side line or
exclusive. MFRS, s,sIl Market st., Phila-
WANTED by medical publisher a department man
w ager, betse cen 80 and as. English or scotch grad.
uate OF medicine preferred; good education IN ing
lish branches requisite, state age, nativity, EDUCATION.
experience, references, and salary expected. Address
l.. boz 90, l,2l2 broadway.
UANTED-Kccrults for the q. &. Marine. Corps
w ablc bodied. unmarried men between the AGES
Of 81 and 80 yearl. Apply y, g. MARINE kChCl
ING OFFICE, 100 West st, New York city.
XTANTED-Canvassers to sell and deliver tea and
w coffee. liberal commission. good article. eau
Monday morning at 10. 40 Madison st. trearl, BrElyn.
SonA EEK Ladies' or gents to show samples
,DCO and take orders for Aluminium Goods sign iet
tiers. door plates, and 4 variety OF hne specialize st
egant samples! lisht easy work customer eiisnten:
goods new and catchy: sell all seasons: Work y hours
no capital Write World Mr'g Co wv 81 columbus, Q.
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FURNISHED flats 20 gst.

nor furnished mats go 90 headauarteFs; over 100 20
il select from. any location; no delay. Renting de-
bATtmsRL 49, Uh Az, between Slst aud s2d sA
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FURNISHED Rooms % Est-eruuhlyu.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS, ~llL-LArge rooms, furnished
y and uufuInlsnsd, overlooking BAY. convenient to
bridge and ferry; reference.
CLINroN ST, 2SSA-IArEe. neatly furnished
Y room, suitable for two, board optional; appoint
ments sslect: reference,
EULToS ST. 1921. Neatly furnished rooms for
Nj, FORD.
nEAN ST. leA-Two large connectiag, neatly fur
~ nlshed rooms all cOnyenleuces excellent neigh
borhoOd splendid Eoard optional, appointments
select, cool cheerful, summer prices reference TO
Qulred.
DEARL ST, ~S2s-LArge and small neatly furnished
i rooms; near bridge and ferry reference Required
reasonable,
CTATE ST, 29s.-Two large, neatly furnished rooms,
- suitable for 4 gentlemen; convenient To bridge and
ferries aud Coney Island routes summer prices; ref
sTenceE.
on PLACE, ~, near Court St. Brooklyn p Pleasant
a rooms, with excellent bnArd; terms reasonable.
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S2,OOO
will buy one of tho best houses In F~rooklyn: 7 rooms;
all improvements connected sewer and gAs; 500
CASH. $40 and interest monthly AASDEVllLE,
successor to y, Atlantic and Van siclen
avs open daily aud sundayA
CORSER PLOT, I0NxlO0. CAnarsie. near Sostrand
Av.. VAnderveeT = Tk, F%latbush.
1873 Mnnat st., Brooklyn
CEMETERY lots for sale, Inquire at John MUIR
Y Ply granite works, entrance 20 Evergreen
Cemetery, Conway ST.. Brook yn.
LOR sALE-In Greater New York. Brooklyn, pegrAw
L street between SMITH and Court two Broom
houses, brick, In splendid conditions; RANGES, hot-
water boilers In Kitchen, r'augnhTN wash TUBS, oaths
on second hOUr, lOtS 25X'il. 90 feet frontage on De-
Eraw 81 price al. 400; viii b" sold separately also
a 10 room brick house IN Butler ~, between smith
and court lot 21xlnu. o. 900. liberal terms Address
OWNER. box I'll, sun o1lce,
I ARGE EXTENSION dining room house ; and ~
IL stories and basement: thorough! Epni and com
pl"te In every rrsp"ct IS minutes from bridge via
KINKS county elevated II. r, Frouslyn ay. station.
Open for Inspection every iay Apply on premises or
OF ARTHCRG, STONE $50 bean sc
CHANCE sl,Oou ash VIII nuy a nns house
N in East New York. Improvements rooms, 20x
lOI, no agents. Sl'tNS, 10 Ann ~.
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NUTLEY, N. J.
Model cottage, near depot. on large lot; high and
dry. delightful views: 10 rooms: decorated, complete
sanitary plumbing: electric light and every modern
Improvement; price. $3.50; on easy terms Circulars
and full particulars LAMBERT, ny Nassau 81.
&LMOST GIVEN AwAY.-sl. 100 cash: house. q
~ rooms. newly decorated: worth 81. 500; beautiful
Jersey Heights: greatest bargain ever offered; only 3
left: : sold in len DAYS, call at once; no letters
answered. FIsHBOU RNE, PAS Broadway, New YORK.
RAYONSE. N.L-Elgh room and bath cottage, Just
ID completed. 81 West 95th st.
HINsE, ale Az. c. ayonne. Nj.
OWN YOUR WI HodE.-slO monthly, without
~ interest, will buy choice lot in Bayonne city on
trolley line, Particulars c. s. CLARKE. Jr.. B0Bway.
", J.-Handsome villa plots for sale
II. 4 Co, Ell Broadway.
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Situations aEanted-femalts.

CAsHTERESs or ONCE assistant wants situation
\ with reliable concern at small salary best OF ref
erences Furnished. h.. A., care OF j. Buck, box Z
sheepshead Bay. l.. l.
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FLATS and apartments aFauttd.

W 10 OF means with son. desires share hous.
w expenses With widow lady,
POst ONCE box 2,dlp.
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for Sale OF % Tet-Jnug SsIau6.

CoR PRIvAT FAMILY or Boarding House. Large
Il furnished villa at sheepshead Bay. l. l.. within 10
minutes walk of Manhattan Beach. consisting OF
twenty-five rooms. two bathrooms; all modern inn
proyements: used for the past fifteen years As o FAM
ty boarding house: has plenty OF ground. shade trees,
&C.; Q very desirable stand for business; new trolley
line passes the door. For Particular address O. T.,
box 100. sun up town ONCE, l 1895 Broadway.
LAR RoCKAwAY.- Desirable cottages, IA rooms
Il each; all improvements: elegantly furnished; situ-
sted on Grand View Az, near Tackapousha Hotel
For particulars apply on premises, or to j.. EARLY,
Furniture and Carpets, &T3 and &7o 9Th av- New
York city.
CoCND VIEW HOUSE. Northport- I. l. has been
= used - o hummer resort for the past ten yearsy
situated on Q farm OF 2o acres, overlooking Long Isl.
and Sound; fruit OF all Kinds; plenty OF shade; nsh.
insi SostIos. Ssthtns; shooting In season Is the S'ss
I. q. HARTT Northpors. IL
yJE FAVE A NUMBER Of nne cottages, lotA and
w houses that We with rent or sell to desirable par
ties; they are both suitable for summer resorts and
private residences; convenient to depot: close to bays
plenty Of shade; good roads; hne sailing
GILBERT q FIREMAN, Rapport, LII
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Liberty ST., N. Y,

A r ~THOMAsToN L. Ia large two-story and attic
"A dwelling, with q nne garden: cost - 900; wiz
sell for 81, 500: 80 minutes out via Long Island RIA
~. p. HAMILTON. Manhasset L
T ovELY BUILDING OTIS. SIS; 81 down. sama
II monthly; perfect titles; circulars sent
LEWIS, Northport, l.. L
CToCK FARM, AIS acres, near Long Island Sound}
LEWIS. 2u2 Broadway.
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pmtIlina HOUSES % Et-Citu.

DESIRABLE HOUSES. furnished aud unfurnishsd
~ IN desirable locations: rent 81, 200 to o., 900.
FOLSOM II HERS, s2b broadway, cor. l2th st
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Stlfrt Board.
East Slds.

JnTH ST. 81 EAST. Large. cool room. well fur.
IO nished; ample closets: every convenience: ex.
raIlap hoard pnpdarafe
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Furnished Acusss 90 gst-g. y

EURNIsHED HOUSE NJ : rooms; near salt water
SIS. RANDALL. I.ip. L L
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