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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-28

BURIAL OF TaE DEAD AT THE TRENC8Es-rHE
ALLIES SEND IN A FLAG OF TRUCE ITS ACJsPr
NCs AND WONDERFUL EFFsors-sfNdULAs Az
YnARANCE OF THE BATTERIES AND TRENCHES
DECENT APPBARANCE OF THE RUSSIAN DEAD
HINaLrG OF THE CoMBArANTs BADINsGE OF TIE
RUSSIAN oFFICERs-END OF THE TRUCE AND RE-
SUMPTION OF THE CANNONADE.
Correspondence Of the London rimes.l
CAMP BEFORE SEBAsToPoL, March &C.
Early on Saturday morning flag Of truce WAS s. mt in
g. bury s Which sne ns "a an
s.s-Ave or six Russians TO every Trenchman and Fog
sns after delay answer In the afr native
peturnsd and IL arranged that two hours should be
beth Sides Tho news spread through the camps, and
the which the Chasseurs dAfrique had got up
sxcelent style much shorn Of their attractions by
IL opportunity afforded to Of meeting enemies
en- neutral ground.
An fhe favinss leading to the front trenches we're
crowded with officers fastening horse and foot dowa
to the Of much hard fghng The crssts of the
hills and the slopes in front Of the batteries
thu batteries which had been before pied alone by
thousands Of tons Of shot snd fragments Of shell, dts
iSs sss. M The az was aI beautifully Srsa
And warm White Gags waved gently In the faint sprng
se,s aecye the enhrasnres Of onr bateriss and from
he Round Tower and Mamelon Not Q soul had been
visible in front Of tho lines instant before the
hlsns Of peace we're run TO- the aagstas and sui
len gum from the Mamelon and gust Of smoke from
Uerdon's batteries had but SHIRT time previously
Asralded the armistice.
Ths instant the flags were hoisted friend aud foe
allies and Of the enemy rom their lars the rife
pits sauntered towards each other TO behold their
grin handiwork The whole Of the space bet the
ussiau lines and our own filled with groups OF un
armed seldisry Passing down by the Middle Picket Ra
vns which IL now occupied by the French, and which
runs down In front OF the Light Division camp came
out upon the advanced French trench, within few
hundrsd yards Of the Mameon. The sight vas strange
beyond description French, English, and Russian on
walking about saluting each other courteousy
they passed. and onay entering into
iios and constant int rchange Of little cviltes, such
4 gandro Wiz iOb Wa m
little group. Some Of the Russian officers evident
" men Of high rank and breeding Their polished man
ners contracted remarkably with their plain and rather
soarse clothing They wore with few :eptions the in
variable long gray coat their uniforms The French
'meers were all en- qrdnde enus and offered striking
'snssn 70 many Of our own ofcerr, who dressed
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make such arrangements may be necessary for the
payment Of the msamsnts Of interest made payable in
ment Of such interest shall not be withdrawn from the
Treasury than thirty days before the time axsd for
such payment. n#
See s. Hsreafts no part OF the proceeds Of the sale
OF State ands or surplus revenue shall be paid out Of
the Treasury for the purchase Of State
unless the bonds or other indebtedness are fied,
ready to be cancelled at the time the payment is
made.
Sec. Hereafter, all moneys applicable to the pay
OF in crest received the public Treasury prior
to the 18th day Of June and DeHmoer in each year. shall
be apportioned and paid out first day Of July and
Sec g. This act to take effect and DO In force from and
after its passage.
fHos. J. TURNER, Speaker House Rep.
G. KOERNER, Speaker OF Senate.
Approved, Feb. 10, 1865. J. A. MArrES0N.
The annexed statement exhibits the average daily
condition OF the leading departments Of the banks OF
this city, for the week preceding Saturday morning
the 10th Of March. la55:--
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Csnazal Ohio Railroad Company VII extend IL
road from its present temporary terminus 10 some
point mot lower down tho Ohio river than West
Wheeling, and wiz hsve the Same In running order
within twelve months from the date OF the adop-
ton Of these articles.
The net income Of the thirty-nine railways In
Massachusetts, was 1898 100 less In 1854 than in the
previous year.
The Attorney General Of Kentucky has instituted
An action In the name OF the Commonwealth,
against the Newport Safety Fund Bank Of Kentucky,
to annul and yscate s charter for alleged violations
thereof.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
n ONE Y n ARKEr.

.aae3 sa MONDAY. March I7-6P.M.
> Stocks were Ia better demand to-day at better
prices. State stocks were particularly active, and
general Improvement was realized. At the first
board Indiana 5's advanced per cent; Missouri
6s, Ii Virginia 6's 1; Louisiana 6's, 1; North Caro-.
Lima So, 8; Illinois Central Bonds, i; Nicaragua
Transit, 1; Reading Railroad, 4. Panama Railroad
declined 2 per cent. The demand for State stocks
B principally for banking purposes. Indiana 5'sR
rev weeks since were selling at rs per cent; now
they are selling at 86-an advance Of Ii per cent.
Missouri and Virginia ca vera at that time very
low, and they nor are not far below par, with good
prospect OF soon reaching that point. Illinois Gen.
trial bonds are steadily advancing, with moderate
demand. Fries OF ali classes have bsen much
neglected lately, and prices are barely sus
tanned. We do lot look for much change
In Cumberland until the dividend ques
zion is disposed Of The quicker it is done the
better. Erie Railroad hangs hesry at fraction
above 46 per cent. II probably will not at present
go much above that point. aiding Railroad is
moving steadily up ward, aud may not stop short ,
par. In less than six moDths il will be- withou
doubt, thu highest railroad stock on the list. The
rates now charged by the Reading Railroad Compa
ny for the ta importation of coal similar 70 those
which, in former years, have not been made until
the LIST of july The income OF the company, there
FORE from its coal business, from the LIT Of March to
the Let Of July, this year, will be about three hun
dred thousand dollars greater than 10 the same time
last year, the same quantity of coal transported
Any increase In the coal business will, at the cur
rent rates, add largely to the company's reve-
nue.. The extra charge for transportation com
nenced on Monday, the 9TH of March, and the
returns for the week epdiag Thursday, the
9th, show the receipt at tidevater Of 10000
tons Of coal, against 2s,300 for the correspond
Ing week last year. This shows how we'll the new
tariff Of charges works The capacity Of the road
Is almost unlimited. The Miaers Journal says taat
during the past year the machine shops of the Read
ing company turned ont no less than fortytWo
locomotive engines, amounting to an aggregate Of
1902 horse power This number, added to that pre-
siouLy existing, makes q total Of $50 engines
for transporting coal alone, with an aggregate
power equal to 9649 horses. The projectors Of this
road based its construction upon business Of
800 900 tons per annum but pla ling the actual bu
siness OF the region ct 100000 TONS It is demon
strated that the increase in cost has not kept pace
With the rapid increase In business.
After the adjournment Of the board, the following
sales Of bonds were made at auction by Simeon ORA
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The Above aggregAtes, o0mpsred WITH those fol
previous weeks, present the annexed statement -
IANKs OF NEW York.

The last returns, compared with those for the
previous week, show q decrease in discounts Of
$54336, and decrease in deposits Of 1901 JAS in
circulation, $25 ,2ss, and in specie, s339,39s. We
are pleased to see that the expansion 10 discounts
has been arrested, and that contraction has com
menced, moderate tits true, but it is contraction
and that Ia 30 much gained. We have noticed for
some weeks the expansion in loens, with o great
deal u disrruss, and decrease, no mates INV
uifiDg, Is more satisfactory. The banks have not
been expanding in the general business of the
country, but upon the stock operations Of Wal
street-upon the imitation in market value Of the
leading fancies. The managers of our banking in
stitutions are deeply Interested in stocks and
now playing the same game we have 30 frequently
alluded to- their operations. At the proper time
for the advancement Of their private interests We
shall have q contraction and another stringent
money market The increase in specie, In the face
of the large shipment last week, is somewhat unex-
pected. We have . steamer near at hand, with
about one million more, which will increase the
aggregate. II win be some time before We shall have
another large shipment from this port. The Cunard
steamer from Boston, on Wednesday, viii take out
about three quarters Of million of dollars.
The LehiRh Coal and Navigation Com pany have
fixed the price Of coal per cargo for the season
which IL about TO commence at "a 70 per ton for
all sizes except chestnut for which the price will be
81 These are the cargo prices for coal put on board
Of vessels at Bristol.
The banks OF Massachusetts, have just made their
returns for the month ending the 9TH Of March, .
condemned statement of which we annex
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TIE REDEEM ptior OF the public debt at the Trea.
ksury Department, Washington, for the week ending
on Saturday, was ~ follows:-Loan OF 1916 1900;
loan Of ls47, 1880; loan Of ls4s, sl75oo-sotal,
42s $50.
Governor MBttison, Of illinois, now in this city
has received full security fof the amount Of lard
and surplus funds, and also suffi sent amount Of
the interest fund in ihe hands Of Wadsworth Shsl
hon AZ the time Of thor failure, to enable the Trea
surer OF Illinois, with other provisions made by the
late Legislature. 70 pay the January interest de-
kerred By the failure Of Wsdsworth & Shslion, at
he time the next July interest IL taid. The balaacs
bf interest found in the hands OF wadsrorth &
Sheldon is amply secured TO tbe State by the cure
lies Oh the preference made in The assignment
" adsworth Sheldon. Arrangements have been
made with the American Exchange Bank TO act a.
transfer agent for the stocks OF Illinois.
We annex an act which has recently passed the
legislature OF Illinois, 20 regulate the payments OF
interest on the public debt, and the purchase Of
state bonds.
Sec l. Re II enacted by the people OF the State Of n
inos rtpressnted in the General Assembly, that so
much u all laws n authorize the employ ment Of
tate agent In the city Of sev York 10 ray interest
he bends Of this State, be, and the same are hereby
epsaled
Sec O. Hereafter all payments Of interest on the pub.
e debt shall be made by the State treasurer at the
the State has contracted 70 pay In New York
he instalments upon which shall be paid By the Trea
urer In New orb, and except the instameuts upon In
srsst payable In Londsn, And the TresuTes shall
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The above statement EXHIBITS, upon comparison,
increase since the LIST day q January last IN the item
s3,f9s $50; Of specie se56, BAL and OF profits 37l,
57a and decrease in the amount Of net circulation Of
s424 s94.
BY the proposed plan for reorganizing the Mime
sofa Copper Company, each presen. stockholder
will receive six and twothirds shares for each one
now held. The stock Ia in demand q. $50, and none
for sale now eM than 200. Rockland was In de.
msnd this morning at bid, . small lot being offered
at 10. National Is firm at 10 bid, Is asked; Pitts
burg, 1904 bid; Toltec, 81 bid, 0 asked; Copper
Fslh, 50 to 40; Dana, TO /; Fulton, sic 70 4;
Sbaxmut, bid.
The total value Of tho foreign exports from Bati
more Tor the week ending on Thursday amounted to
flour, ,235 barrels Of corn meal, 81 GA hshels o.
corn 1922 barrels Of rye -four, ISL barrels o, pork
1852 ueIcss Of beef, and $50 tots OF guano. The
imports Of the week we're also large, including ,392
hogsheads OF sugar, 7ss barrels Of moiasscs, 100
tiercts Of rice, 500 tons Of guano $50 bales OF
cotton, 1854 sacks OF salt ,2s4 bars Of copper,
and Is, 433 quintss OF copper ore.
The Baltimore and Ohio, aud Central Ohio Rail.
road companies have prop TO the city o. Wheel
ing, Va 10 build bridge across the 0lio river q.
such point between the northern Line Of that city
and Btnwood as shaii be deemed best by tbs corpo.
ration on condition that the suit brought against
the two com panes by the city be dismissed. Imme-
diately after the compilation Of said bridge and ap
proachee, the Central Ohio Rsilrosd Company will
extend la road across the said bridge, and thence
10 convenient and proper depot, TO be established
within the limits Of The aty Of Wheeling. The
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s. Drepsr's regular semi weekly sale of stocks vii
take place tomorrow, Tuesday. ct halfpast IL
O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
At the second board the market throughout was
still more buoyant. Missouri 6's advanced 4 pc
cent; Louisiana 6s, II! Virginia 6's, /; Illinois Cen
tssl bonds, 1; Canton Co., !; Nicaragua Transit .;
Michigan Southern RB., Ia; Reading RR., t. The
sales Of Reading Railroad were quite large, and the
stock closed firm at the Improvement. Erie Rail.
road was dull and heavy.
The transactions at the Assistant Treasurer OFF ,e
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The above were sold on account of the Oshkosh
City and Germanis banks of Wisconsin.
The following sales were made at auction by A.
n. Nicolay:-
$4,000 Columbus, Piqua Ind RR LIST mt int add rs
40 600 Glow, gainesville Ashtaoula RR Is do S5ssas5
oOo Louisville and Portland kR 6s do Tx
2, o00 Michigan Sou RI, Jackson Branch. do 1874
1000 Green Bay Milwaukee Chic. RR SIS do 81
5000 Great Western en- RR los ....... do 1927
~, 0G0 Potsdam and Watertown lat mort. do S5A
800 La Crosse and Nil vauke RR SIS. do 80L
400 Milwaukee and HORIZON RR S.. do 7sx
coo Brecleurige Coal Co, Ky ..............s10 20
1000 do. do. .................. loo
0,VO missouri state skies. int. added. %
=, 900 Ceoryia siste skies. ............do ok
10 shares Anerca Express Co................ 9sT
90 do. Delasare, LAckawana and Western RR... 10
100 do Cleveland and Pittsburg RR- nm ~
8 DO Home Insurance. Co.. 94a
20 do Peter Cooper Fire lnsursncs c.. ........ IS
20 de- Common wealth Fire Insurance Co. ...... 81
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A meeting OF the stockholders Of the McCullock
Copper and Gold Mining Company will be held at
the office Of the Ptenix Gold Company, No. Is Elk.
change place, at IL o'clock on Tuesday, 18th inst,
to hear the report Of tbs committee appointed to
visit the mires and investigate the affairs Of the
company. We learn that the repor. is full and "a.
vorable.
The earnings OF the Michigan Southern and
Northern Indiana Railroad Company for the month
Of February, amounted to slO6 06s against SOL $50
for the corresponding time last year. Increase,
$14,179
The receipts Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Compa-
ny, fer the month Of February, we're $l9l 0ll %,
sgainst 1901 e5 3s for the corresponding month Of
Of 1854, being decrease Of s1l0.751 16. The In.
crease In January, 1856, over January, 1854, was
$16,624 0s.
The receipts Of the Michigan Central Railroad
bCompany for February, amounted to 1926,
against 500 1893 for the same time last year. Increase
81, 500.
The receipts Of the indianapolis and Cincinnati
Railroad Company for toe three months ending
February Is, 1856, amounted TO tS5,l9s II, against
eco ,534 50 sorshe corresponding three months the
previous year. Increase, s24,s65 %.
/, The warrants entered at the Treasury Department
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DRUG STORE ron sALE.-wILL BE- SOLD CHEAP
~ fr Cast ~ the pro Irietar u gorg % 1Iuh the
iusinsss. Apply t. Hustled 4 BROWN, az Broadway,
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A CARU.-SIK ASHLEY COUPIR, BAHT u or
London The gndsrsshsi fornsrly pap - ~. .bsvs
lhs diAnruthad physssn soils prsprist9r has
gihsi recipe Tor the q rupturss t-itLsat tanA
rhrumAsun fever snd sgus nsrrss dsbny Piles astsis.
sud f9f the removal 81 birth marks Viii say sidfess
duplicate copies of them receipt ~ ~ Direct, PAID
oh BLTS Drill, Peat Once, ssv Ysrk
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last TESNESsEE-s9 CASH WILL SECURE a
IL farm o. hundred At 81 the In
years six cent intcreat aud msv ancs
With small should not lose this gppruti'y ~
rim. perm Ansnt home deghtful elimAte Appiy
2I2 Broadway, room W.
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DRUsHis OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT TIE BKVHu
ID factory, 53T Pearl street, Franklin square A.
articles sold at tue lowest factory prices Paint brushes
Of superior qp,hty constantly hand haehins brasAss
made 70 order jobs X. HOPPE-
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NEACAEpSI -HEtKgR Il BaOrHgR HAVE NOV
NI for sale o, the Croton Mills Cherry street, Nee
York, maosrpui OF their own Manufacture. which fer
dslcscy Of flavor and superiority in othor respects
over the i'm ported aries nis ssn 81 Tor
family use Put up - boxes o. 70 pounds each 4
discount allowed to reAsers Of ten tweaty bsGes
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nRUG STORE FOR sALE-A GOOD LOCATION FOR
- sphy .eisn; will DO sold on reasonable terms Apply
No, 100 Eighth avenue.
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DRrG STORE FOR sALE-FRIcE ONLY f2D-Or
~ nee and apartments atthched. Yearly rent ts) an
eIcel.nt situation suitable for physician drurust
Mos, BE- sold the owner going ~ Europe Apply to b.
W. kICHARDs 81 Hroadway.
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DouEs on AcCoISTs TAErs ~ To NJ MADE
ID oBt sdlartd, srsniIsa % rtpf.s4 -. ~ Ne u
wall street
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rTo PHYsIcIANs.--A MEDICAL oTrICK ron SALE.
for about what the furniture coat has good practice
connected aud would bs aroelsnt opportunity for
young ph, soan TO establish himself In good city practice
Apply thil evening between aud At 100 Rvngtsn strvst.
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roE sALE-yorRTH AyESrE PRoPERrT Two
thr.. s,sp hssts. .s iaiAg - rgsrth s,.sss so,
Tvsnty fgurfh SWEETS yta - sflf Les Aisc, tvs snAl
housss Tif stree tAe Hsssgy sle tssty
sra strssA s.ttkrts - lnJ ettA sfest. rrlsss, -
stree, psc, .sTil sVssEs rss ADf,y " y 3, klk
knlkxR ,l2Isvr1. svt-sg iva sIh
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no DESTisTs-roR SALE, CHEAP sEcoND-
i hand chair aud fixtures. Apply NJ 81 Canal sUsst.
to-day.
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IUrLIRY, IAzoRs, Scissors. rENs. tc -HHarn
u SIMPSON. 80 20 Efnad-aY l0sa der ffg@ ths
BrtsAway thsarsb vs4d ,sstsstfsly eel ~ aWsaitsH
NauEtrt Ws'tsrH sshsnts - tbsr iarks stsss ~
tsshtt suilsry khrts tssfsvs a. vksh
- sfs rss t.iaE al sheet sqa. fSg Ssh.
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nEC0AAnrE FRESCO PAINTER oT TIKI GKRhAn
~ and Italian slhool-ls ready " decorate II -
most sppo,ed manner and In all styles. Addrs.sa -
20s Spring street, NV Yort, GE0KGH fiTCa.
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A hbNIiIl "a AHlTiNG hArHihF Nv WHICH
~ rha common psn 80 sha PAPER "a eusihAl snd sss
either rimglr aIH@ts
can " written rmrtantopsi. u Il VERY .inrls 10
,rncton and .-fss 9Th All The ,nd frss4ots ds
tAshsi pen. u oils Ersa dssasraiUn lstdss satr.lg
nutsffeaInF the spr1ias press Ever lAsyw mrthsat.
csryiEt, lusinrs and trrAry fhsBi have ~ 10
sgphiy usssi TOR tspyitI asvn go ks4 eAiso patterns
sngrsYngs .s,f Ths y.tsns~ 0dsFs rsh's ff fas
In diTrrett fsrts u ~ tausL ysr msis Eriss, kc.
address Or Aptly ~ u tHEfHksD, We, wall s,fsst.
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CTATEN ISLAND C0TrAGE-A THREE YEARS
- lease FOR sale and comfortable house in .
beautiful location contiguous to both ferries; grounds
and vegetable garden in high state OF cultivation sta
bling for four horses and two good poultry yari
NC Also for SALE tic modern and complete furnt OF
the establishment Address N. N. postpaid box 337
Post Once.
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HIsCEII.AN EOUa.

1HP CANAL STREET MAR vARiCK.-W. 4 u
lOC VAN NOTES CRATE ana fender, kitchsa rAaEss
summer rang. ard stove warerooms. We Lavs . lAxC0
assortment OF tho latest patterns Of mAntsi grsts
ranges and stoves for sale reasonable terms GRATIS
and ranges set and repaired ranges lined brAzs fosad
ers and jewellers furnaces built stoves Hnsd, bAker
ovens butt md repaired.
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CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND.-FOR SALE, LOTS on
~ high ground with hne views water and perfect
Also lots Pennsyvania, West Of New York
avenue, peculiarly adapted for all stores AMI
factories requiring large supply Of light Apply to
W. ". VAN WAGEsES, u Post's buildings, Hanover
street, or j. H. siesert, Vanderbilt House. Vanderbilt
Landing
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EoR SALE, CHEAP TWO sTopY HOUSE AID
forty o. land 81 good quality With variety Of
fruit; BEAUTIFULLY situated To tie pleasant village Of Long
Ride, in tie town q Stamford, Cons thc stagsread
AZ Grand street, Now York. John Hsstrtck Stamford
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YARNS FOR SALE. TWO GOOD DAIRY SHEEP
il and hay farms, o. I'D lnJ Of ~
dining eaoh other hour from New Yorb tho ssr
Jersey and PhiladsphA Railroad tix times .aeh
daily; both we'll watercd, with wood snl fruit o. ~ kat
Two rood two story houses with all ary gpibsd
ng These farms desirable tot city merchants,
The depot being within two INMATES. walk nRd hrsmlrss.
bly, healthy srSt. Title gooi and For farther
particulars apply on the Premises %
WN BARNES, Unisht3yn, M.
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zion bakery, Zee crsam alogn sad laIiss rettAursnt
Of the best h0ro urfsroa and desirable iocl
tgus in BrOokly elegantly htoi with every requisite
aud iongn rooi cash business Tho premises four
rtory brick building tirty feet deep large yArI
wants Ac and every facility for doing extensive baking
luaintts ong lease on fair rent, AID asafs proha 10
hu.ne can b. secured ~ early application At 81 Myrtle
avenue, brooklyn.
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4 W TADrRs rEscns. s0iD ~ Z TAnER.

~. cole sect ~ ~ al. ~ tss - Nsa ,,fsst
" eNaLtsrsits flag their rsputAyt th-ss
tsuffis ffsqnsntiy toNhisTsNl ,hsFs atlsns
hsbEh ofs totally adsrsni Aanssssrs sBA vsry nfsrse
have ID sne silthiy aiisr,a ih'o W Fshsr "a
lave - syaas thssr PareLk,srs requested
erAmiHF tafF'aiiy tS saeh t@tel Tsbss,
andto shsrys that To- lss ~ sisL ~ ss "a
lsbd ola ~ ,hs Itl'sa stats. hAs ingrsssi ~ W. vssf
v. sole Aytht ~ order ~ ,Ls aitftartr a. ".
Tat.r D.. IAHER, tslsAFfRt 10 HlplAm street.
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IIoR SALE In SOUTH BROOKLYN sEAR TUE
II tsry a snal hea,s asd ~ TsIst u W. is't
hsusr ard sssfa - naAns = snail tfam. hgass -
q ATTAIN.
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TOR SALE OR TO LET-THE TWO STORY An
Ntilr house al sullyan street, lnqgfs o. ABtsHA
SMITH, "a West Trsnty second street
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IyoR sAIE-w coEYs LARGE PACEIsG hON
f1ztry et sell ths tasnsts sna n.<hlasfy sd rrs
lf.a4 90 ss pnss. I'D ss ~ ~, vith al q
rurtsEsrt s lgt 10 tkfty fset ~ shsat ka94rsA
real tats Tsriss, ta 40 lsesrbrsAes sis n ~ dsA'.
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COTTAGES FOR SALE CHEAP NICE BRICK
~ cottage nd lot In forteth street ltresn Lexington
and Fourth also a frame cottage aud lot
Second avenue both pleasantly tu.tod Price 1900 each
half remain bond aud mortgage Inquire Of T.
TOWNSEND, ~ Nassau street, up stairs.