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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

81 lie who rofofns himself has done
more towards reforming the public than. a
crowd of noisy patriots.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

WANTED, in Beetown, several thous-
and feet of wagon lumber, and a wagon
maker-5oth Of best quality. Sec adYer-
tisement.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

ATTENr1oE. GRANT GuARDs.-Mem-
bers Of this Company will meet fol drill in
the Court House Yard in Lancaster, Sat,
urday, 2sd, at 2 Pm. BY order Of Cap
tain. j. 2. Lewis,
Orderly Sergeant.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

PRoMorBD Lieut.. Abner Powell, 4
graduate Of Platteyile Academy, has been
promoted from the rank Of lst Lieut.. Of
Company II, 18th Wis. Vols, to that of
Captain Of the same Company, vice Whit
tlesy, promoted to Lieut.. Colonel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

GREAT SALE OF STocK-LoNG CREDIT.
Mr.. RoDr. G. BAILANTIEE will sell at
auction all his stock, for schedule see adyer-
tiaementl on Saturday the 10Th Of Sept,
at auction; also, lis farm machinery. A
credit Of l5 months viii be allowed, on Sc
cured notes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

A New Orleans letter reports that tho
people q Mobile are very respondent.
They apprehend an attack every day. and
il j. thceght if tho city was threatened SCI
fiously i Mould surrender.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

60 Talk IN Richmond places Lees ar
my at 40,0Qg--to not exceed $4,000. Ii
is scattered al OYER the county from Cor
donssille to llSuoYcF Court House, and
northward TO witAin few miles Of the
Rappahannoek. for the purphse Of subsis-
teEce TO animals used iii transportation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
re- The Virginia armies continue to fac

II The Virginia afmlos oonIlnne . ace
each other. Meade's army increases i
thousand day by the arrival Of conscTipts;
while that Of Lee is probably every
day diminishing. As time wears on,
the cords are being drawn closer ans.
closer around the scrawny limbs Of this
rebellion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

DEATH or LIEUT. Coz. NAsMITH.--
Lient. Colonel Samuel ]. Nasmith, Of the
25tb RECT Wis. Vols, died in Platteville,
at one o'clock on Sunday morning, August
10th, Of disease contracted in the army.
In the death Of Colonel Nasmith The gov
eminent has lost one of its best officers
and tho people Of Grant County ono Of
their most respected fellow ci!s9n. When
the President called for three hundred
thousand volunteers two years ago, Col.
Nasmith raised a company at Plstteyilie,
and was assigned to The 9Th regiment lie
served with fidelity, and won what is al
ways The highest ambition Of a good Off
cer--the esteem and love Of his men. en-
deed, we doubt if any officer was yer mbre
beloved by his entire command than WINS
Captain Easlnilh. When tho 25th regi-
inent was raised, in compliance with the
The universal wish Of the people of tbs
county, lie was Commissioned IS is Lieut..
Col. and again proved himself efficient
and competent. lie served with the regi-
ment until a short time ago, when sickness
compelled him 10 return home, aad on
Sunday morning he braatbed his last,
leaving TO bis family and friends the rch
legacy Of a lie unauiliod BY a dishonorabIo
act Ho was buried On Monday With ma
soric.honors, Of which society he was an
exemplary member He vas thirty nine
years old.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

Test SEWING MAoEiNE Mrs. G. II.
WRIaHr Of Dubuque may be seen at the
Mansion Ifouse during this week; she is
agent for the WheeZer &c Wilson Sewiag
Machine, all considered perhaps the best
machine in use for various reasons: Ii
uses but half the thread taken by some
other first class machines, which is Quite
an item these times lit makes what is
known as the lock stitch, which is preferred
to any other; il is claimed that the Wheel
err Dc Wilson Machine can do the greatest
range Of work with the least shift Of potv-
er, by which Is meant that 1t eeanls heavy
aud light, loose and close woven fabrics
without stopping 70 alter the gear OF speed
of machinery. 1t is as cheap if not cheap
er than other machines classed among the
best. The prices depend upon the finish
the cheapest doing just as good work as
the dearer; each class alike warranted. The
sales Of Wheeler & Wilson's have been
much larger Of late than any other. Per
sons interested, or contemplating parchas-
ing. may cali on Mrs. Wright any day this
week for full explanations. She appears
thoroughly acquainted with all matters per-
tanning to the great Sewing Machine fami-
h, and seems candid and devoted to right,
however much interested Her husband
has long been general dealer and canvas
sing agent in Dubuque, for Iowa. Call at
the Mansion House and see the working,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

UNION MeE1ING IN FENEIaoRB.-Ar
rangements have been made for a union
meeting at the Ebenezer church, town Of
Fenrimore. on Saturday tho goth Of Aug.
Lieut.. G. Fulks, wounded 1T Gettysburg,
fuHoughod and lately from the parts where
occurred the stirring scenes Of the war,
has consented to be present and adj
dress the meeting. We are requested to
say that J. A. Barber 8 il also DO present
and make a constitutional argument for the
Government.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
a.zz-Ihn nlan nrnod hr General 10

81 The plan urged by GeneFaI Rose
Grams and RosSeau for raising 10000 cav
airy and 10000 raounted infantry, 70 op-
crate against guenillas IN the southwest
and along the border 0fjus favor daily.
Senators Harris and CoNNs Gov. More
head, and others urged Is adoption upon
the President today.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
Letter nom 7oung MN in tho Potomac Array.

by request we publish tho folio wing
lotter froaa = young man. uho IS serving in
tho Potomac army, 70 his father at Potosi.
The writer is Nell known 10 hat vicinity
where much interest is felt fol his safety
as well as fof his views Of the army and
the war;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

MEETING or TEACHERS Ar BosconEL.-
County Superintendent Parsons announces
a Teachers Institute at Boscobel, on Mon
day. August 3lst-to be continued until
Friday following. Lancaster Plattoyilla,
Tatton AID Hazel Green have beea favored
with such meetings and did what they
could 70 entertain the teachers, especially
he lady members. Our Bosoobel friends
will no doubt afford goodacconmodatioas
for the intelligent ones who arc % assemble
for the mutual good Of III, especially the
children. For particulars, SOC supefin-
tendent7a notice.
Col. Com TO SrKsK Al IsSSAroN, I'm
Saturday. August seth. there is e be
Mass union ne tirg Cor the 90 Assembly
District ut Annatou, Clayton's Mills Gel
Con- Is to speak, and others, A1 IRE 70
5uested 10 attend in lime for lhe ! o'cloelsI
organization. Tie Harvest Home method
Of entertainment is suggested all BRING
heir families nd dinners.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
HARDWOOD HosPITAF.,
Washington, Aug. alh 'GS.

DEAR FATnER:-- Your welcome letter
ariiged | left Baltimore for Washington
tho 2ith OF July, and am well taken care
Of. My wound is but a flesh wound and
IS doing well. as FOR lameness there will
be aolhng Of th> kind. In few days ]
shall be able TO take my place for more
fighting, SO you need moi t. Uneasy; fret
ting is all regular nonsense. Those battles
ansl fighting come to Inc az natural as
chopping wood il Dry HoIlow, and join
IN theai With as little concern. You ask
II think Of returning home before my
time i out / think Of lething If the
kind-t though Chaley Ililgeta I'D talk
Cd . fow days ago Of visiting ho.pe on
Through when our wounds ret wen. /
am IS happy Is old Lincoln the best day
he ever say. Cur boys had another fight
near the Rhqppahannock wood and drove
the rolels witS:q d nib 1T Culpcpper&-
Fort suiaplef Is hound 10 come under ID
a f,w days. The rebels army is getting
lclnoraliged and broke up; we bang away
At item ID every ltole and corner.
WILLIAM FRAwLEy.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

81 Lieut.. Geo. B. Carter, Of this VII
lage, has been promoted from LIT Lieut.. to
Captain Of COMPANY Il, 33d Wis. Vols.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
cHERIFF sALE-WAsTE d ~

state Of wisconsin, County 81 Grant r. is,.S vtc
Court Of Grant County, Wisconsin gmSey ana
Foreclosure and Order of sale ga" ena 'Bglls o.
S9hn Pitts, partners under the ns.10c Waste saa
Brayley & Pitts, plaintiffs, agains! ~ !"
Electa Roolzs, defendants. ,.s and order q
BY virtue Of jndgeicnt q io,eeosn easaed court
sale rendered and made IN tho above n@. ,fe 81 tay
the above entitled cause bearing aa9 81 Hprnsy
August, 1885, and by direction q ial!, sgs;ontg
gill offer for sale and will SCI " ofer door ctll
Court House la TIE Village 81 Laneaa's2 y 1852 o.
~, Wis.on the 30th day OF Septemps' Esd dgy ~ o.
he roIio9ias described real estate tsri snfs =
The southeast quarter OF the noIta i, n ianeo iop
section thirtysaix ia town eiz, hoi55,s 40 aeles .
west in Grant county Wisconsin u,lssni 70 taA
saids sale will te made Is satisfy she l&tg.na0
G; 50 amounting To the sum o. Two heae AID tuf'gi
ano and pis loo a6p olsrs $3.50 cos
j torest mud according DuedSheilA IJs
sasler, August I5lh, a, D. 1860. oonrp0UGH,
J. ALLEN BsraER, r.. ~ 80 20 y .t
PLAINTIFFS Attorney. SbGfA, -
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

GRAEr Cou1TT Mars Wilson'S Maps
Of Grant county may be had al this office.
The towns aud town boundaries, villages,
streams, roads, section and county lines,
number Of sections, rivers and railroads,
man. Of The dwelling sites IF settlers ii
each town, prailies, timber forests, lead
diggings, furnaces, mills, manufactures,
schools, &C., are accurately noted and
marked out on these maps. They arc near
a yard square and come at $I.oc on good
paper, or $500 on canvass and rollers.
One ought to be ID every house in Tho coun-
ty. We send them By mail #
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
A DEMONSTRATORS sALEl
Grant County Court, in Probate. In the natla q h'

Grant County Court, in Probate. In the ma'l@ NV
estate Of Moses Barnard, deceased ,,,oon,e
Notice is hereby given ihFt by virtue and 70
Of an order Of license made IN said matter on aoDe Il
day of December, A. d. 1862, by the county NV,
said County Of Grant the undersigned, s n
Of tho estate Of said deceased win % Y. al ~ afternoon
septonber, A, D. 1862 at one o'clock q " l.tS d
OF said ay. on tie PREMISES hereinafter do7e~ KIN
the town q jamestown, Grant county " o'vt
for sale and sell tho following real e5ato oa ss rB
Beginning Al the center of The foaa fs'lns. sea
Tho Menomiago Creek two rods South ~ sAs ,ols
corner Of lead owned by William 1' liates tb@0
west twenty-fwo rods and GVo feet si@ Wga S 15s pd
south eight rods; thence eas seventeen LA ap
eleven feet 10 tho center Of alofesiu iuA4
north eight rods 10 tao place Of bornhug go, an gs
II Is Z be eight rods wide north and s sS5 aau1
road runni- down the Aeuomneo VieeSS a6 sigg
west sufficient distance 10 make one ha0gig M pit
rods OF ground or one acre Of Ind 'ea IN sosthea
Of the north end Of the west h2I d sny ,,o 10 lg
quarter Of section one a., toWhonp ll sg5 gi
west, ia Grant County, Wisconsin
DO sold in whole. An the asJ 81
The terms of sale viii be made knoWA on -
sale.--Dated Ape II, 1868, ,.i,i.lratof
MN i. FENLEY, su aI ID,,ssssol
80 az. rrsfnto * NeooE BNfhhi FIG
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

HEsErR's pn yrocRApHs. AV5 have al
ready spaken Of iIesler, something IF his
history and success. T. ~ general read
ers in bounds of civilization and The arts
he is known. Being q working man
willing, capable and With the fand TO do
all work, he is ono Of natures noblemen.
Last week he worked hard At tho carpen-
tering, re modelling VandewaIPs Ro9ms 20
as 10 admit the lights and shaies required
for copying faces after Natures Mould. He
romans at VapdovalI's four days Of this
weed, Monday, Tuesday, "Wednesday and
Thursday, no longer. Photographs taken
falI siao Of face or smaller Prices same
ms In Chicago
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18

Poverty is aluIly If you arc afraid of
i. lat i good aaturcd enough ifyou meet i
iiko a man.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1863-08-18
New Advertisements
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
The drawing Of grand and petit jurors for tbe oo..
term q the Circuit Court wiz take place q, nav oSsa
J. W. BLf,D1vr
lV-ot clerk Circuit Non..
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

Wheat sold the Of only 900 bushels at al 81
for red winter Western, 81 73 for amber Jersey
Corn In moderate demand, with sales OF s5 900
bushels mixed Western at s5c. ssc for sound and TIC
SIC for unsound and heated Sales were also made OF
500 bushels OF at 81 05. Oats iar request
at T6c q s5c, according TO quality.
CorFEE continued unsettled In the absence of sales
CorToS feh to day 10 Soc CSC. for mddngs and was
sold TO the extent OF $50 bales within this remarkable
range.
fsr,ous.-The market was extremely quiet To ii.
IT'S Cd 20s. 100 tierccs rice at iss To London l50
boxes bacon 35s To Glasgow tierces beef AT 4s
Hay In moderate demand at soc. q 95c for North
river.
Hors continued very quiet 20c. 26c for new crop
IArr.-There was fair inquiry for Eastern at al as
Ii~E quiet and somcw hat nominal.
MotAesEs-Sacs made Of zs5 bbs. New Orleans
at 45c sec, and 30 hhds Bar bados at 42c. Market
very dull.
NAVAL sroR,s were quoted much lower and quite IN.
settled Some lots of spirits turp pentne sold on pr
yate terms.
Orls were dun lower and unsettled.
pRoyisioxS down to sl3 10 el3 IS for old
mess &ls for do, and Gil els 2h for prime with
sales of 200 bbs. Beef was Inactive az $40 80 xl2 for
plain, aud s12 20 fi3 30 for extra Sales were
of 900 bbs and tieoes Of lard within the range of
pa.c. a lOi.c. $50 boxes of bacon al CSC a qc 10
packages of hams and shoulders 6,.c Sc and b.c
tc Bntter continued inactive at zoe use for state
aud 1sc. a 2lc for Western Cheese very dull al
12hc a lbc.
kIcEThere were sales or 100 tcrces Carolina and I7o
BAGS East India private terms. Market lower and
dun
sroaRs were declining with sales IAN told) Of sso
hhd at 10s.c. for New Orleans and 1lc for Porto
RICO.
Tsuow There we're SO 600 his sold a, lo,.c. a11xc
wursB sold TO tho extent OF $50 bbis At 4so 4ehc
The New York herald., 1863-03-27
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
THURSDAY, March 26-6 P. M.

THURSDAY, March 26-6 +. M.
Gold was active to-day, but less mercurial
than yesterday. 1t opened at about l4l, declined
to 1879, rallied to l4OI, sold in the afternoon at
139, 1897, 1897, and closed 1897 bid. At the
close large number of orders to buy were filed,
and it looked as though "the bottom had
been reached for the present. Exchange sold
as low as l52 for first class bankers bills, and
closed about l52 154. Some leading bankers are
buying back at the present prices their own bills,
which they sold to spectators and foreign mer
chants who wanted to hoard, month or two
since, at l85 q 1876.
Money is as easy as ever. On call the brokers
get all the money they want at a s per cent.
Certificates Of Indebtedness are steady. In first
class mercantile paper there is little doing, and
rates unchanged. The paper Of some dry
goods jobbers and merchants who have been spe-
cuating in goods is offered at very high rates in
deed.
Stocks were lower this morning than last even
ing, and prices were fully as much depressed as
yesterday morning. Comparing the first board
quotations with those Of the close yesterday, we
note decline Of "a in Pacific, "a in Central in
Erie, "A in Erie preferred, "a in Hudson, "a in Har-
lem, "A in Harlem preferred, in guaranteed, "a in
Pittsburg, ! in Illinois, "a in Rock Island, "a in
Galena, "a in Toledo. There was not much stock
pressing on the market;'but the general tone was
weak, and the bears took advantage Of the fact to
put out large number of options. Governments
were steady; bonds were dull. The volume Of
business done was very large indeed. At the one
P. M. call the market was stronger, and there was
general rally Of "A q "a per cent. At the second
board there was perfect stampede in stocks. 1t
was rumored that a number of merchants who
have lost money in merchandise in consequence of
the fall in gold were selling out their stocks. The
decline was further aggravated by free offerings by
the bears. New York Central fell 2, Erie ~ Erie
preferred !, Hudson l, Michigan Central 5, guaran-
teed 4. Pittsburg ~ Rock Island 21l, Galena /,
Harlem |, Harlem preferred ~, Toledo lH. Up
to the close the market was extremely panicky
At the four P. N. call prices were just sustained;
but there was no recovery. The following were
The New York herald., 1863-03-27
arOor a.A brig Assy L.rr.Des Carlisle cardsnss for

harbor 24th brig Abby Larabee. Carlisle Cardenas fS
Boston.
NEW HAVEN. March 25Below at anchor scsr css0r S,
Somerset, bound TO NY.
PHILADELPHIA March 25-Arr bark Andrew Mandof-
son. Thompson, Port Royal; brig Napier Creighton
fusgos; schrs Maria Roxanna Palmer. Portland smn
Clara Elem Gray Beston Willard Par,ens porslanoi
Laguayra; sehTs Sue Somers Somers Key West. Hyn
son, Shaw; Thompson corson and Z + Lewis. Wallace
ireland; Bridgeport; Borden Wishtng,on; tan EiveI
Wind Hill saco: Mary and Caroline, Adams, Hackensackt
Ellen Barns. clifford. Gloucester; Hoffman Abbott,
PORTLAND, March A-Arr bark Phena, IIal. Cardenas
Cid Fannie Ross Matan2as Hattie Eaton DR. Fowl
er, Cardenas; schr Dahlia, Chase NYosk.
PROVIDENCE, March 25-Arr steamer Falcon, Jones
NYOrk.
The New York herald., 1863-03-27
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
DEAn-CARNAs-By the Rev. John r Booth, CHARLES
DEskr 10 Mss EHnA A. CARAAN, all OF Brooklyn
DvnAREsr-SckEs sOu Wednesday, March 70, BY the
Rev Van Houten, JAMES G. DEnARrT, Of New Jersey,
" Miss FANNY SIcKEIs, OF this city.
40 THE EDITOR THE HERALD.
Please contradict o( marriage that
appeared in your paper OF February o. between Geo. r.
Page OF New York and Miss Emma INNS, Of London, a.
no such marriage has taken place GEO. p PAGE.
TO THE EDITOR OF TEE HERALD.
BuRR-S ScRIBsER-on Tuesday March at the residence
OF Andrew s. Jarvis ESQ.,, by Mathew Buckley Justice Of
she Peace d. BURR, D.. to MARETrA B. eldest daugh-
Ger OF Eaear rsbner Esq, of Weston, Connecticut No
cards e. =
wEsTroRr, March "a, 1868.
This notice nnd in your paper OF yesterday. VIII you
please contradict matter by notice in the HERALD,
as nothing The has taken place. but was put by
some one that is destitute OF good sense as Joker
D. s. BURR.
The New York herald., 1863-03-27
American ShipmastcFs' Assseiatien,
No 81 WALL srRrrr-Roons Is AND 1

NO bl W. 6YREEr-RooMo Is 23.
The following approved Masters and Ocers have received
commissions from this Association
Captain, sas Greennan Ebridge Webster bark Jane
sn s1 hs Vim sG ss gSop ssS
r.. wes A%srsns e. ss S ssP Ansrss zs
Ess ssI:. Ss1s5 Sas F% EI xss:
brig Is Tho. .s DDe
MISCELLANEOUS.
BR sHIr CLYDE tof Haifar) Cor 40 days from Cardiff
with cargo Of coal consigned whitney Co. while in
charge of pilot struck Sandy AM Of the 18Th
during fog The ship has bged is full Of water
STEAMSHIP BAvARIA-Cowes, March 7-Arrived steamship
Bavaria, from New York; experienced heavy gale.
Sarfs and deckhou-es damaged
sar Gsss.Pss.yslgarai,o; y p. Feb isJohn Lister Davis
days from valdva, the British ooastns steamer
Taca lie reports that the nigh, Of the December
sandsrshd Eng Chester F.fsnS Islands y wS iS@
ship her striking her about amdship. and cans
her nearly In two The second mate and steward
barely time get on two boats when the Grenada sunk
Tn ns sh msss 81 yns nf e 70 s but
hailed but the anguags And dialect Of the oroer giving
Scott and crew dsd The Two boats FOR four days and
ense rom om paon T s s mp Con
The captain Of the ship put DAVIS and two seamen Ands
s
Davis a passage here He Is badly hurt
snIr Grtr srnxss-swsnsea March s--oiip Gnn stream
nrnns sse s Sr % % 1s
making water and must discharge
sBrP PRIScrros-- Cnsbsven, March e-ship Princeton
Wamack from Hamburg for New York. s stranded ON the
Watt, near the kugelb.nk.
Sur Bosros LiGar 1877 tons has been bombay for
10000, and will be regtered under the British Tag
BARR v A BApssR-Bord-aur, March q-Captain UPTON,
late Of the bark Frank Badger Of and from New YORK
Gibraltar aud Genoa with cargo % bacon and alcohol
ports left New York 81 last On Feb when the vessel
lying tp tripped. and Knocked on her beam
In the hopes OF bringing her her
which boat and the other hy
49, long 6 9th spoken BY the Nova so,ian
brig Eagle New York FOR London she lay by
days and nights but in couscq OF the heavy
unable 20 render assistance. On the 7h the l. TIL
lev Of Yarmouth IN 81 Cook. from New York bordeaux
bore down and succeeded in three trips with her
boats and against irghtful In taxing from
vessel without accident vx-fho captain wife and two
children nue aud three passengers where " re-
manned arrival at Bordeaux the 9TH when
Frank Eadger abandoned she had all gone
leaking badly and IN n sinking condition.
BANK JoHaSS MARrr-Helvoet, March s--Bars Johann
Marun R8anann, arrived here from New Yok thrown
about casks petroleum the decks
hurricane Jan u. on the American coast
BARR EDrsro Finn, from Baltimore for Monevideo was
In Hampton Roads 2t,h Inst She had been into, and
lost ibboom and anchor
Nov Is Tampico and had reached the port up
TO Feb The rs tons built at Milwaukee in lSb
and owned here by T Il Chase.
Island Light that about 10 O'Clock 2h inst
Brewer. from Passport for Boston, ashore on wash
burns ROCKS daring gnt gale from Vessel oarso
The New York herald., 1863-03-27

Movements in Real Estate.
Ry n Il I.nllnux N On


3story brick house and lot u Hudson SS 600
sts, 2l. .ex66 TO-. Ia 500
56-l0.................... Observation-Disclosures. 1000
House and ot adjoining above West lx56 10 $500
House and lot adjoining above West lxoSB 7000
file dock opposite above, 87.9x20. 20......... 1000
Brick houses and lots Nos 23, %, 27 and 20 Hudson
House and lot No. 3SS East 10th st.. 25x923 5000
House and lot No. 1856 East 10th st. 25x92 3,975
House and lot No. 3S4 East 10th ST. 25xg2 4,0z5
House and lot No. 24S East 1lth st. 25xlO33 5000
House and lot on Hudson 275 II. from York st.,
Brooklyn, % and 40x77. l,776
BY Muller, wilkins Co.
House and lot No. So Hammond street. 25x95 SO 026
Five houses and two lots west side avenue %
feet north OF Nineteenth street, 46x93 TO- all. S8T0
House and lot east side OF Third avenue, IS feet
north OF Eghtieth street, 1Sx52 ............ 2150
House and lot adjoining above the north 1Sx52 2050
House and lot joining above the north lSx52 1000
House and lot adjoining above the north lsx52 2050
Lot north side Eigheth street, SO ieet Of Third
avenue, lexso. ......:................ 1900
Lot northeast corner Of Forty fifth street Tenth
avenue, 20 4xso.. ...................... 2 oe0
Four lots adjoining above, Tenth avenue, each
loAoO eaCh. 200
Lot on Forty fifth street. adjoining northeast corner
House and lot No. 66 Carmine street, 25x60 5000
Two houses aud one lot south side of Thirty. fifth
street, Isl feet west Of Bread way, 25x9s ALSO
House and lot No. l48 West Thirty-sxth street,
2oxsS.9. ...................... 900
BY A. j. Bleecker & Co.
Lot north side Of Forty third street, 1856 feet west
OF Ninth avenue, 20xl00. ,925