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Lumber Wanted.

Lumber Is remarkably high in this market, and
green when obtained. Many are deferred from
making improvements on this account The coun-
try is well timbered, and water power can be had
in every neighborhood. Will not some enterprising
men undertake to supply the demand for lumber
A great msny new buildings are bound to go up du-
ring the next year in this town, and millions Of feet
Of plank will be wanted for fencing. Cedar posts,
and poSt-oak posts, if sawed and boated down the
river would meet with ready cash market here, and
prices that would pay. Let few men who desire
to make fortunes embark in the lumber trade here
at once. and they will succeed.
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Se~ Loyal men Of all the Congress
siOnaI Districts Of East Tennessee.
register and vote on the Sd Of August.

Some good men, who have always been loyal, object
TO registering their names by the name Of rebel.
We trust that no Union man, from this cause, will
fail to register and vote. Remember that the inter
ests Of yourselves, families, and country, are al
stake. Send to Congress by large msjorities, radi
cal Union men, and you may expect that your rights
will be respected. Send q man like Hood who has
arrayed himself against the Union majority of Con-
gress and the loyal States and who neither has tai
ents nor influence, and you need not expect any
thing from the loyal men Of the North.
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The CAPITOL.-Our magnificent State Capita Is
assuming the elegance becoming TO its dignity and
grandeur The various rooms and Offices, the legis-
Iative halls, the library and the committee rooms
are now comfortable and even sumptuously furnish
ed. The Governors room, the appointments Of the
Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Comptroller
and the Adjutant General, are all handsomely car
peted and the curtains in most excellent taste
and keeping with the architectural features Of the
building.
The Senate room and House Of Representatives
hall are not only handsomely and substantially car
peted with the best class of Brussels carpet but the
windows, which heretofore looked so bare, are nov
shaded by fine damask curtains-all showing excel
lent judgment and an eye to the prophecies Of color
the part of Mr. c. B. Bray, an enterprsing dealer
in carpets hangings, and all the elegant etceteras Of
luxurious life.
The Capitol is a standing advertisement Of Mr.
Brays enterprise and artistic skill in properly nj
ting up suits Of rooms in proper manner Our
readers will do we'll to consult Mr., Bray in arrang
ing their homes for the peaceful times just coming
in, when the palatial residence: OF Nashville VII
again be the pride and honor Of the State.-Nash-
piUe Times
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The Triumph In Memphis.

The first election under the Franchise Act Of
the late legislature, recently came Of in Memphis.
1t vas the Municipal election. 1t was the majesty
of the law, the workingmen, the unhinchinS Union
men Of the city against the Rebsls and their
associates The Union law and order party, sus-
tanning the State and Federal Governments, tri-
umphed by majority Of 496 votes. Well done
Memphis! Well done loyal men You have stood
firm at the very quarters of treason IN the hot
bed Of sedition, where g vensl Press bows at the
feet of rebel wealth, and where the nsgro Is the
standard of loyalty.
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The Election Of $ tate senator.

We invite the attention Of the voters of Knox
and Roans to the communication in our paper this
week signed Knox" advocating the election of
DR.. Beriah Frazier to the State Senate.
From an intimate acquaintance with DR.. T., we
know all said in his favor in this communication to
be strictly true. He would make faithful and
able representative of Roane and Knox in the Leg
islsturc
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EAST TENNESSEE TRooPs.-Ths Sd East Tennes-
see Infantry. commanded by Col. YIN. Cross, q
gallant brave and most efficient officer, and the 9Th
East Tennessee Infantry, Col. Cooper, who now
commands Brigade, passed through our city with
other troops Oh the nth. These Regiments are
among the FIRST organized from this section, and
have seen hard service. We wish them all, officers
and privaes, success in their professions, as they
merted in the past.
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EMORY AND HENRY CoLLEGE-This heretofore sue
cessfu and well conducted College situated ten miles
east of Abingdon, Va will open again on the 18th
of August, after having been closed out for four
years and used as hospital. The terms of tuition
will be raised only So above. the old prices and
students will be permitted to board where they
please. These are the only differences from old
rates. The College is in healthy locality.
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REBEL GENERAL FoRREsT.-General Forrest has
been seriously wounded on the Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railroad, by the falling in of small bridge
He had his right shoulder broken. That was the
shoulder that supported his sword when he ordered
his murderous charge upon the Fort Pillow pris-
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CLlNIoNI Ienn-s July ~, 1861
Editors KlotcjiLe WHig:
GENTLEMEN: A few days since L wa informed
that Col. L. c. Hoak was losing popularity very.
fast in consequence Of a report that was being
told and circulated in the upper end of the I'd Con-
gressiOnal District. The report that Col. Houk
had certified for, or endorsed VIM. WOodsOn's 10y
atty. l at once started for Mr. Woodson's, and was
surprised to hear him say that instead Of Houk en-
dorsing him, he (Houk) had almost treated him
abusiYely on account of his Rebel prOclvities The
following is from Mr.. WOodson's own hand and
needs no explanation
FIScAsTLE, Campbell Co., July Is, 1866.
l am informed that it IS being circulated that
Col L. G. Houk endorsed my loyalty state that
1 never spoke to Col. Houk upon the subject, and
that he never made any such endorsement 20 nv
knowledge. I am informed that Col Houk mades
statement in regard to the amount Of substance
that furnished to Gen. Morgan's command. Nv
loyalty was fully endorsed by Col. W. Y. DiIlard,
34th Kentucky, after examining many witnesses
upon the subject
[Signed] VIM WooDsoS
Attest: d. Z. Young, John Hitch, T. W. Large,
W. K. Mars, John Meaders, and David Coin.
You win please give the above place in your
paper, and Obhge many of Col Houks friends.
A HOUK Man.
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Death OF Dr. Lewis.

DIR. John W. Lewis died at his residence in Ben
ton county, Georgia, after short illness. He was at
one time Superintendent of the Dalton and Atlanta
Railroad, and was made Senator in the Rebel Con-
gress by appointment of the Governor. The trou-
bles Of the rebellion and its disgrAcefu failure had
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TENTH TEENEssEE CAyALRY-This gallant reg
iment arrived in this city on Friday night and oc-
eupied the exchange barracks, near Fort Negley.-
Some Of the regiment is still at Johnsonville. Thew
have done duty in four States since last March, Al
ALBANIA, louisiana Mississippi, and Tennessee. They
viii turn over their arms and accoutrements and be
mustered out Of serviee.-P hiLadsLohia Press.
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PERsoxAL.-Col Milton G. Wilcox, Vice Presi-
dent of the Educational Convention of Tennessee,
left this city on Saturday evening for the Capital,
attended by Gov. BrOwnlow.
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t% THE Mulberry Gap Baptist Association viii
meet at Providence Church, Hancock county, Tenn,
on the first Thursday in September.
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Il AND CHARLES1ON RAILROAD.
SuperintsHdenfS Office.
MEMPHIS, Nov. 23d, 1860. J

Hon. IShaHg II. Harris GouerItoT Of Tennessee:
Dear Sir:-I have delayed writing TO you for few
DAYS, until could satisfy myself as to the state of
public opinion. am thoroughly satisfied that there
is growing feeling among people to demand our
rights in the Union, or quit the Union in body
Our State is now without the means of defense we
have no military--we have not the means of quell-
ing even neghborhood trouble Our people are
becoming uneasy. The excitement is growing dali
". Some course for alarm exists. We are now
flooded with a host Of Northern men who have no
business or occupation here. Many fear disturban-
ce5 among our servile population, yet we have no
means of defence. Under such circumstance no
one doubts the proprety and all in favor of our
Legislature being called together at once, to devise
the ways and means to put our State in a proper
state of defence against any emergency that may
arise and to take into consideration the best mode
for future action Of our people. l am free TO say
that feel that we are not safe without better means
of defence, and more vigilance-and all eyes are
anxiously looking to you as the Executive head to
put the ball in motion, which l hope you will not
delay. Your friend,
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Educational convention.
KSoxvILLE FEMALE INSTITUTE, |
T,,It, Olaf 1ee5

In accordance with the previous call made through
the press for an Educational Convention, the AssO
citation convened at 10 A. NJ. in the chapel Of the
Female Institute
On motion, Rev. Mr.. Humes Was elected President,
Col. S. +. Rodgers Vice President and J T. Spence
Secretary.
Thermometers present eame forward and registered
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Early in the Work.

Memphis 4 Charleston Railroad Company to Gov.
Harris, shows that the writer was early in the work
Of the rebellion He has recently been pardoned by
the President and will of course promote the inter
ests of the Union:
MEMPIIs AND CpARI. EsruN RAILRoAD.l
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Rev. 7. ". Humes, Pres.
S. r. Rodgers, V. Pres
Jno. +. Spence, Sec'y,
Gov. W. G.. Brownlow.
DR.. +. i. Stamford
J. B. Lindsley
Or. Geo. 5. BlackeI,
W. B. Ferguson,
Rev. G.. B. Elliott,
VIM. Tough,
Rev. J. Q. Gibson,
G. L. Maloney,
Lewis wsyland,
A. A. Newman,
Prof. G. ". Sexton,
David Scott,
! G. G. Duggin,
Rev. A. A. Gee,
Herman Bokum,
| Col. NJ. c. Wilcox.
| j. c. Rodgers,
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PROPOSALS..


OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER, 2s7
" Broadway.To Contractors-Proposals, inclosed In
scaled envelope ndorsed with the title Of the with
the OF the bidder written thereon, will be received at
this once until Thursday, May 3 at eleven O'Clock A. NJ
For regulating grsdns &C., Ffteth street. from Fourth
rssqlans grading &C., Tifsysishsh street, from Lsr-
regulating grading &C., Fifty srst street. from Fourth
10 Fifth avenue.
For reggat,ng grading &C., Finyeish,h street. from
For resulans grading, &c, Fnythird sres, from Fifth
regulating grading. &c, Seventy seventh street. ffom
For curb, gutter &c, Lexington avenue, from Fifty.
seventh TO Sfrty.sixth street.
For curb gutter &C. First avenue, from lllth street 10
l25th street
curb gutter Ac Thirty third street, from Second to
Forcuro gutter &c Seventy eighth street, from Second
10 Third avenue
For curb, gutter &c, sn,eth street, from Lexington TO
For daggns One Hundred and Twenty ninth street. from
Tenth avenue 10 Hudson river.
tagging Fifty seventh street. from Lexington 70 Third
For tagging Thirty third street, from Tenth to Eleventh
avenue
For 0agging of Forty 6fh and Sixth
For curb gutter Ac Fifty second street from Second
TO East Tiver; also from Second 10 Third avenue
parks In Fourth h) avenue, between Thirty eighth and
Fassing full width Seventh avenue from For,esh 10
Biani forms of proposals. together with the specifications
and agreements can be obtained at this Office.
Dated Street Department New York, May Ia 1858.
CHARLES @. CORNELL,
street Commits ssiouer
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DRoPosALs FOR HIRING THE LABOR OF 80 TO 100
male convcts In the New Jersey State Prison win be
Seved or before the lst day Of June 1850 These men
have been employed for the past army shoes
and wiz be hired for that any other empoym adapted
their condition Address Jos B. WALKER Keeper New
sey State Prison. Trenton, N J.
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EOR SAVANNAH. 0A--sTAR LINE.-RE0ULAN
Weekly United States Mail Line The rst class ssea0
.hip wEyBossETr cse..i1M M r.s:h wll Ios,sc:ly awe:
sSssS ss. :pp wHksxxs
IL Broadway
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DENTISTRY.


DENTISTRY.
BET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS ENTIRE
"A satisfaction or no pey, and no advance required at 264
Sixth avenue, door below Seventeenth street. Nitrous
OXIDE always hand and Teeth extracted without pain
We have given II constantly for two years frequently eI
tracing over hundred teeth day, and without any Ill
effects Fine Teeth, cheap Teeth, Plumpen aud Sham
Fronts made AT short notice.
LII THE OPERATIVE DENTISTRY HERETOFORE
"A done al $50 Sixth removed 10 264 Sirth
nue.. See other advertisement.
RTIFICIAL TEETH ONLY Sa-BEAUTIFUL SETS
n from % 10 S25 and warranted equal TO any work IN
New York. Aching teeth ned and extracted without the
least pain Gold, plaina and bone 0nDgs % cents 10 Sl
warranted for NE. once ss sr,h avenue bsween Tenth
and Eleventh Streets DR.. LUTHER Dentist
A MOST WONDERFUL DIscovERv.-TEErH Ex.
"A trsJed Without pain charge Beautiful Teeth To-
serted, u each. All operations warranted.
,. JAY vfLLERS,
Iw Grand street. two blocks from Broadway.
MEXICAN ARTIFICIAL TEETH INSERTED AT
n half the usuAl prices and warranted 70 give sa,isac
without pain. Al liz East Threenth street, rear Third
avenue JAMES DODIF, Dentist.
CoLroN DENTAL Observation-Disclosures TEETH
" extracted without pain with nitrous oxide gas We
make fresh day and have never had accident
with " Come 70 headquarsers " Cooper institute.
Mo PAIN-NO sfORNEss-sENsATIoN DELIGHT.
IN ful.-Dr WAIT, corner Fourth avenue and Twenty
nrt street makes Tho Nitrous OXIDE 0as pure every day.
and extracts teeth at 80 cents Best teeth inserted on mode
rat terms. Cut this out
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SUM MER RESORTS.

SUMMER RESORTS.
AT CLIFFwOOD HOTEL. ON THE sEAsH0RE, 1x
IA hour from New YORK by steamboat Hne splendid
sea bathing nshing sailing sablng Ao Board from - 70
&l2 per week Apply 70 H. B. KENT, Proprietor, 176
Bleecter street. New York
TOLD WATER HOUSE, OYSTER BAY, L. J-THrs
~ healthy and favorite summer beautifully located
on the shore OF the SOUND 6ne bathing boating 6shnR
and good stable open on The is of
June. First class families wishing 10
sppy Tor fun particulars at No Great Jones street.
Y EXPORT PAVILION, KRYpoRr n j., Is NOW
oPsn ,sr ',ssors Boats leave foot q jay street ..
nnery 40 agP,y 70 Com Jones ~ Fulton street. r.
soWmore ore ~ sson street or q Capt T. " Arowsmisb,
GEORGE j. KIBBEE, Proprietor.
DAvILION HOTEL, IsLfP, L. L-TIifs WELL KNOWN
fashionable summer resort will open for the reception
OF guests June I. Address Ira A. Libby
TAPPAAN zBE HOUSE, AT NYkoK, ON THE HUD-
sonThs In OF the 0uest on the banks or the
Hudson being unsurpassed for s nne scenery and bathing
from The premises First class families gentlemen
now secure for the by applying Al No al west
Thlrileth street. WIN. MONROE. Propyietor
| Thg PAVILION, NEW BRIoHTos, WILL OPEN ON
- satnrday May ~ The proprietor Ia ready make
"anssmeh~ with parties wishing rooms for the season
v. BbANOARD.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

A COUPLE OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OR
"A family can be accommodates with Board for the
months In quiet family where hss are 10 other boarde
and convenient 70 the city nttle hours ride
Vhe care: plenty OF fruit and oo reasonable
Apply for the wesk at Mrs Lss. Campbens, 0resnwie
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
A CANADIAN OIL REGION;
n BUTHWELh. CANADA WEST.
PUBLIC SALE or ABOUT 1900 ACRES
OF
CHOICE OIL LANDS,
WITH OIL WELLS.
THE BorHwEf.I.

THE BOUTWELL, LAND AND PETROLEUM COMPANY,
commonly called the "Scotch Company Owning the
Of Boutwell, and six thous nd acres Of l.Isd viii
Offer for sae by auction thousand Eve hundred
their choicest territory, with the view Of oil
operators 10 the fuller development OF this important oil
region
land. g he sold immedstely adjon the "pepper
yiedng oil wells In the istrct They embrace the well
known "Chambersn and 't8mes yielding wells 9th.
which now being put down. They al within
miles Of the railway station town Of Boutwell, front
the river Thames and the Longwood road. They
prise hts Is, H. ID river ranges lots g. T. TO- H.
H. - Longwood Rad range and lot IL the tenth
sion, all in the township OF Zone county Of Kent
Boutwell, Is rapidly Increasing town. and hotels,
chine and blacksnlihs shops and ali convenenccs
the Grea Western OF Canada Railway which De-
trot TO Niagara Falls and Is reached In
from New York and fourteen hours from Chicago
trains twice each way daily
The lands will be up for sale in lots OF bto Is
acres-a road allowance being provided TO each lot.
deposit u 70 cent will be required purchase 80
per cent within month"; and the balance four quarter
per class State or railway
bonds TO adequate amount will be taken security IN
stead of cash. until the buyers have time This
will render unnecessary buyers from the States
be provided with Canadian funds until after they actually
purchase.
The sale win take place at boutwell,. on THURSDAY.
AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, FORENOON
Intending purchasers invited TO inspect the lands.
All further particulars be had and plans Of tho
t subdvided for SALE be the oce Of the
JOHN WALKER, General Manager
OCTOBER IA, 1865.
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,os,rEN FARM FOR sALE-ioo ACRES, WITH FIRST
" class buiinga and beautiful location, few minutes
walk from depot Price possession Mt short notice
e. H. OLIVER. No Beckman street.
JAMAICA BAY FARM FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
D For improved property 90 acres highly cultivated, good
house md ouhulIdnrs half mile shore front, boat
VS. 'hni irs md y Pine ,sG s. se"
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These properties are admirably located on
LEADING AVENUES AND STREETS,
about one milo from Market street,

WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
ground pleasantly facing the reservoir sopng the
and with commanding views. Eighth street Is be-
entirely through to Union passing the
reservoir and the new public the rail-
readily be extended Union avenue; the Brandy
wine water the reservoir the city gas
atterly introduced within short distance
Of Wilmington and Reading Railroad which
enterprise has now an excellent promise Of speedy
enterprsng parties have lately purchased adjoining with
intention Of early improvements the surrounding properties
laid with much by the City Surveyor and
adapted to the future extension Of the city, and Wilmington
has life Of prosperity In the early future that must
greatly Increase property especially the
line Of the City Railway and In the Western section Of the
city.
NO CASH REQUIRED.
POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY
j. r. HEALD
l2l Market street,
Wilmington, Del.
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ITO LANDLORDS AND OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
having improved or unimproved Property SELL rent
exchange take full charge property Adiscerning
JAMES ROWE, 1853 Third avenue
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PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE,
ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS.

n PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE.
ON ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
No. IA CONVENIENT STONE MANSION,
Large Barn. Icehouso
and other Outbudngs with fruit and shade other
improvements comprising Il acres 1881 each
Union and W0odawn and loo each Sew
enth and Ninth extended portion Of which viii d.
vide advantagcousy into very desirable three
sites for residences Price S2000 half mortgage
the other half in note at four MONTHS bearing
No PA VERY FINELY LOCATED AND EAsTERLy
SLOPE
almost entirely broken good Trucking Land containing
nearly 10 feet inches each Union and Woodawn
and $50 feet each Ninth Eleventh
extended and which will divide If desired
of Tenth and Terrace lane into beautiful three
and half to six home lots Price $4,000 half
mortgage and the other half note at months bearing
interest
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q land on The New York and whIss Plains road
healthy neig,borhood. Price Sa7o0 sAMI. hAssELI.
No 4West Tweny-eighth street
Eoe sALE-HoysEs II gnoo.LyS AN. AMP :. sE gS
Ss': s';; 'E;S s
EoR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL FOUR STORY BROWN
orde m
viii be given. Apply TO e. H. LUDLOW CO., 3 Pine st.
UroR sALE-THE FOUR STORY ENGLISH BASEMENT
brown stone fross House % So rhry rs
desired Apply TO ~ $. SHERMAN, 20S Pearl street, be.
E,oR sALE-PRoPERTY IN GREENWICH STREET,
Leonard; Frankfort William. and Eighth avenue
WIN be sold cheap Apply to JouRNEAY, NO. Pine ST.
EoR sALE-AN ELEGANT FOUR STORY PHILADEI
West Thrythrd street near Fifth avenue; house " per
For permits and particulars apply to ALLEN BROWN,
EoR sALE-HALF OF BEAUTIFUL LOT IN GREEN
BRow P'H'sa years.
three story high stoop brick House and Lot on West
Twenty tnird street can DO purchased with or without leTn
BROWN ss sroasws sSd particulars apply
EoR sALE-vERY CHEAP, IN JERSEY, A SPLENDID
Farm Of a. acres Of well cultivated lands % miles from
depot n "A
sMch Cows Heiters Hogs Chickens and Soo young fruit
and ali the crops included, FOR $3.50 Address No. Clinton
DOR SALEM JERSEY CITY A NICE NEW BRICK
month pass ali day. prics
ss WITH eight b n es
neighborhood possession immediately; be sold BY the
ss ss 'I
location 10 so one f9r $3.50 one for Cottage f9P
fo Inquire Hso D MES %9 T.
Jersey City.
EoR SALE CHEAP KINDLING WOOD YARD:
lease two lots for wcntyone years. with privilege Of
sns '.s Apply sSdn
L,oR SALE IN BRooKLyN-THREE STORY BRICK
House in Ryerson street. price 81 600 cash also
Of and Powers also one in Carlton
s Apply s'Y fulton
House 40x3s and u lots of Ground 5ox96 well stocked
with fruit and in good order Apply JAMES WOODS
tages and Lots 3Oxl87 6Oxs7 containing
and cellar with water and gas
YoTS S lines E e e!Ts
FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-A LARGE , MODERN
Apply No. Pns street, sSan
LNOR SALE OR EXCHANGED LARGE BRICK
block Of Tenement Houses North street. Hartford;
he
tcuars address .. A. Ensign $40 Main street, Hartford
IlOR SALE TO LET OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PRO.
pery-A two story frame House 2x60 just completed,
tusve For for selling and particulars inquire
lis and III Nassau street. room "a
EoR SALE UNFINISHED. OR TO LET FURNISHED,
'A'd f saf:2
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w class brown stone House sprice $4,000 to $50O),
Twentieth street. between Third Eighth
LIST Of May next Address H. b. box $50 Times
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LIOR SALE-wITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, A
three story high stoop brick House and Lot on West
Twenty third street. purchased with without furn
tnre. For permits and particulars apply 70 ALLEN 3
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VTTANTED TO PURCHASE-F0R CASH, A DWELLING
w good order and well situated between Four
teenth and Twenty fifth streets Apply JAMES II. COLE
MAN, 70 Nassau street.