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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-03-02
ACn,e OF rrance.

Mrs. Van Alst is a respectable widow
lady, residing at Greenpoint, L. IL
She lived by herself occupying tvq
rooms, Ia her habits Of lie she was
rather reserved, and her coming and
gong excited but little interest in the
other occupants. Last Christmas uightt
she said she was going to visit her broth.
er in New York. Twas naturally pre-.
sumed lhat she had gone there, On
Thursday (l9h inst.,) her sister came
olhe house and inquired very Dpxioust
ly for her. On being told shehad gone
TO her brothers, she expressed wish
to go up Stairs. On trying the door Of
The Gront,rocm, they were surprised to
find it open; and on examining the door
ofthe room Off, wlero Mrs. Van Alst
slept, they were alarmed 10 find il locked
from the inside, The lady Of the bQsss
WAS veryimpeh alarmed, end on scarf
ing about and finding The old lo
ann pms aPPTsEeasOdS
were excited to The highest pitch. The
veman's sister wished to have The door
oPeued, butrbe landaSy y very properly
demanded it should be done by the pO-
lice AS the door opened il struck the
bed inside, and the verilable Mrs. Van
Alst herself awoke and temonstrated,-
She said thatshe had been making pre-
paratious for New Years calls. She
81 peored to te stiff aud benumbed.-- -
Her sell consciousness appeared to be
feeble. Indeed, she appeared only now
to bo rcgoining her recollection. She
realizes, however, that long time has
elapsed since she has seen her neigh.
bors. She talks, too, Of having had
snch Dreams aad that she has been in
trouble. She says that her head Irou
bles her; that there is something on her
m'nd which sLcis going to tell by and
by. In mode Of life she is strictly ten,
perale. Her sge is about forty nine; ;
Temperament bIliousi complexion rather
high; eyes brown; fgoro tall and slcn-
DER very neat about her person and her
apaIment.-Br9oklya Times.
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, ETA week filed up with solfshnoSs
and the sabbath stuffed full Of religious
exercises, will make a good PhOrisrc,
but poor ChrisLippyas raay ..rr ..
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-03-02

!, Ties has ceussd 70 De. attractive 10 me, &
rhow my Inns has shruqk ,uP-yop
wouldn't dowt me. Gaze on This was
Idn form SfIhcse eresUnkea ebreks'--
! should have eon!innered on in this
strane probly 'fot sOmc time, but uuifof.
tpnitls Ilost ms balaps and fsu oyer
into tue pasture AcwmnSh, tatia my
close ond severely ldsmasih myself In
herly
Bolsey Jane spfaag 10 my assistance
in dubIe quick time. aud dragged mo 4th
Then DRAWN up 10 her full hite she
scNf .a.ad Hnd
i won't listen to your noncents any
longer. Jest say sjra,e out Hhat
you're driyiu At lfyou mean gsltiog
hitched, In IN
Ieonsiderod thRtCnuf for Sll prac.
ticul purposes, and Wo proceeded am
Iciilly to IhS parsons and was made ]
'"'''' "''o -.
rfSYIt is easy TO tolk-il ia hard to
do, We cahall oflOS Inlk. but can wc
oll doY o-io
There is q difference. very vida and
significant. between tho, TWO. He or
She who talks tho most, as the world
Iipoes. tl5sA ,besleos,ifiEa Eahsr i, sxhaus,.
inv nm .s cobt ,,.ivs in no,rr, ma d 4,
position, The manwho starts oil slap
dash, and puts lis hands and head
| squnle upon thaishou|ders aud hips Of
llIiogs' ID tho doer. ti' bo who srulra
the woilJ, whether It's Circle be The
tho neighborbopd o(hi. lpcaily, the city
State or nation. Iewbo daIliea-,aiGa
and ,.lLs and ,l,lj.s-neycr doo, eIse
4 or con.ccusnc. nj. bo,.s ahavo oo
n -. ,...'rl.,s,I..,,.rs.,a. :
P'"e' ~ .as r i's VI u'u' ~ p.u9A SA 'l ""N
We like lbo.doer Hs is ,he MN or
sbstbotyon,,n e., =. MI, NM ba.o
4 80 80, ,"' ~ ''. t'', - ~ 80
ispl0ce' CUT II never ye1foi llSeIi made
a pin, liitrd a brick, weaycd n fabric,
! or germed a useful, solid thought L
/ There "a ne roveb diTeranco ,bet wssn H.
h-,.-... J 'tiiy !, f.i'F5
wv % ussgesu " y s'gsss psIsgs Aa.sS "
arc baAer's 's-sndd a oolu pscef tune race
course. ~
- Il 4'''g
,,.r stamps i's o" o'' h'ase'' 'ar5"
4 H. +. Averlll, Esq received the iioi'
lowing from the Commissioner Of Inter
nal Revenue, in regard 10 Stamps on Oil
Ie..a.. '. - sa.a - 2
~ q ~ H. y.
I.o Et~sU"i, pNFA"VTh'F' o
Gps'oN w OF iH'LnNnn' a. htFEnoh'[ ,os.h'
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1865-03-02

How TO BE CuEERFuL,-A cheerful
life must be busy one. And busy
life cannot well be otherwise than cheer.
lul Frogs do not croak in running wa.
tor. Active minds oresellou troubled
with gloomy forebodings. They come
up only ftom the stagnunt depths of a
spirit Ou.tirrel by generous impulses
ofthe Blessed necessities Of houcStt toll /.
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qFeeklp @eQister
rrnlIsuEp EvERY rnuRspAY pY

PUHLIsuED EVERY THURSDAY by
GEORGE w. TIPPErT, Proprietor,
Corner Main and Third Streets, NJ
POINT PLEASANT. WEST VIRGINIA.
rrTERMS:, TWO DOLLARS a year in
advance. Ifhot paid ia advance, 50 so will
be charged No deviation from the above.
ADVERTISING.
one square of 10 lines, Que or three insertions
also. Esch subsequent insertion, a5 cents.
Professional cards of 7 lines or less | year Sc
Quarter Colum 6months $40 one year SIS
Half Column, 6months 90, year 30
One Column, 6mouths 80 | year so
4 liberal discount made 10 those who adyer-
tise by the year.
Advertisements mus. have the number cf n
sertions marked oa the copy, or they will be
kept in till forbid and char. .eA accordingly.
All casual or transient advertisements must
be paid for in adypnce, 10 insure their insertion
pAffidavi viii mol be made 70 orders Of
Publication Or other legal adyetisements un-
less they are plid for.
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Rg-The rebels are so hard up for
soldiers that Forrest is said to bO con.
scriptipg gucrrilloS in The Southwest,
And Ssniing them 10 Richmond.
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The Rebels may put tarmsi in The hands
of their slaves, but the slaves viii bO
pretty sure 10 usO their legs,
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14
@est6arS tbt Gourst IF empire tahes its daag.'


were introduced in relation to the qual
ifications of jurors in cases of treason |;
and repeating all laws in the District
Of Columbia and the Territories that
make distinction on account of color.
At q o'clock the Presidents Message
was received and read by the Secreta-
ry, MI. Forney. :" aa' io 1rmaH 4a'i Z
The Senate appointed a strong com.
mittee on the District of Columbia,
consisting of Mcssrs. Morrill,, Wade
aud sumner. .,..s,..4,..I..........,..a, !. - 9
In the House, on Tuesday, resolu-
tions were adopted---one providing for
a committee to join committee from
the Senate to consider and report what
token of respect Congress should
adopt to express the deep scnsibility
Of the nation on the event of the de-
cease of President Lincoln and one
declaring that the public debt, ought
to and must be paid. Adjourned till
Monday. at'#u1."a .nutaFaoGs
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14
LIVERY STABLE.
IN y

The Subscribers would respectfully inform
the citizens of Floyd county aud the public
generally. that they have their Livery Stable
we'll stocked. and that person desiring TO hire
double OF single teams will be accommodated
with good outfits on reasonable terms.
~ IlA J. @. STEARNS & Co.
Charles City, May %, 1855. %
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14
CONGRESS,

Tho Thirty-ninth Congress assem-.
bled in the Capitol at Washington on
Monday, the lth inst., sgrccably to the
provisions of the Constitution. The
Senate was called to order by the
President pro tempore, Hon. Lafayette
S. Foster Of Connecticut. Forty mem
bers answered to their names. Mr..
Wade introduced "a hill regulating
elections and permitting negro suffrage
in the District of Columbia. Mr.. Sum-
ner introduced several bills---one for
placing colored men on grand juries
in the Southern States one. prescrib-
ing an oath to maintain a republican
form 6 government in the States late.
ly in rebellion (; one, to enforce the
Constitutional amendment abolishing
slavery and one apportioning the
Congressional representation accord
ing to the voting population. .ff.,
- z 81 FL .
In the House, Mr.. Mcpherson, the
Clerk. called the roll and It's members
responded. The Southern claimants
were excluded. although an attempt
was made to admit the Tennessee del
egation. Hon. Schuyler Colfax was
elected Speaker by vote of l39 to
a5 for Hon. James Brooks. A resolu-
tion was adopted declaring Mr.. Nc
Pherson Clerk, Mr., Ordway Sergeant
alarms, Mr.. Goodenow Door-kccper,
and Mr.. Given Postmaster, until their
Successors shall be duly qualified. Mr..
Collar, amid applause, was conducted
to the chair by Messrs. Morrill, and
Brooks, when he returned his thanks
in the following 5s - '''fR .'
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14
CARTER HOUSE,
BREMER HOUSE,
wAyERLY, IOWA.
G.. C. KEENEY, Proprietor.

This House is uaied the business part uf the CITY
con yenient " the Railroad Depot. Il
Omnibus and baggage Wagon always on hand 10 con-
vey Passengers and Baggage 10 and from e Cars free
of charge. -. .
saAgss s,ast from this House or all points North East
and West, at O'Clock, An. IL
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14
FLANDERS HOUSE,

McGregor, Iowa.
Passengers arriving by the cars, can give
their checks to Mr. Mason, who will always
be on hand and convey their Baggage direct
to the Flanders House. ~
A commOdious Stable adjacent TO the House,
and attentive Ostlers will take good care Of ell
animals put in their charge. ee
Stages leave this House for I'll points. cg
- Try the FLANDERS House, Mc6regor.
13me o2 g. II. FLANDERS.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14
HOTELS.
FREMONT HOUSE,

Eg~ Corner Of 9th and Iowa Streets,
DUBUQUE. IOWA.
- This House ia centrally located to the bust
=, ness part Of the City, and Postosice. The
u upsopristor desires % please oil; vhc saay favor
him with their patronage, and soticits trial
of those visiting the city.
~ Ylt3ars 8 GEO. l.. DICKINSON,
Proprietor.
Ing rooms In the house. a7yl
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14
MERCHANTS HOTEL,

y - NElOIIAN L - hui IEI1, !
Corner of State and Washington Streets.
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
This House 10 being remodeled and refur-
nished; is conveniently located for business
Trade, and the Wholesale business of the city
Also. convenient to all places of Amusement
adjoining Crpsby's Opera House, and near 10
Col. Woods Museum aud Mcvickcr's Theatre.
No pains will be spared to make this House 4
desirable place to stop at,
s4aSfi4 MUNGER & JENKINS,
ay0 80 Proprietors.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14
Charles City, Iowa, Dec IA, 1866.

ABB. HILDRErH, Editor.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14
ABB F.HILDRETH, EDITOR & PROpRIETOR
Gbt ynttuigJee'r'tsr. Je''

" Westward the course Of empire takes is way"
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-12-14

business Cards of nve lines less will be inserted in
this column for $5 90 per annum, For each addRcaal
iips, over Ave ,one dollar VIII be charged. ~ I,
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1 hos, farm of ,a,osa. will De- adhered 20 closely 90
prsbs o,b-f form. will be received by the Department
and fuiy conrd.Trd $500 . .,,.. -
pTos guar, nie- that the hdjcr able 10 iul tho con
,r.r cetih,d by tie Crrk OF the ncafesi psirN 'onf
or tinted sres District Attorney, must accompany the
proposal, orr, will be rejected. .
An oath Of allegiance 20 the United siet~s oo''fnn'h
mus, slso accompany the Tropotsi. ~
I'm, contract. vii afded the lowest r.spon'nss
mart, or PARTIES Who vii be duly notified BY mah OF other
Wise N. their bid - accepted and Immediately required TO
enter into contract under BoHd a. tho amount 81 t5
bs Hopd. must be uoprfy certified md The Post ono" cd
dre.. Of prinrirals and sufrtiss stated upon them
Baden may be present Ia pcr'on when 'he pfopoAH are
opened -, 49, II. -, -
distinctly written upon the TI0posuL ...,.,.,,
un.t b, addr..ed Surgeon u. l. xAnKt DER,
II : tnny Medical Purv-yor. Loulsvil- Kentucky.
The Department reserves the nsIt 70 o. az pas
deemed unsuitable. " L. MANU- pfh
Surgeon 4. Army aud Medical Purv-yor Lou''iHe NY
Printed forms Of propo'a' may be had ~ thi' ohee
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Proposals
CLOTHING BUREAU. OK. .GxSs OFFICE,
WAsBINGTOy, Jan. g. 1855.

CLOTHING BUREAU, Qh.'uEN1 Os1Ch$
WASHINGTON. Jan. 1863.
4 RMY SUPPLIES. Sealed proposals will be
IA received the Office Of Army Clothing and Equipsse,
New ork City until II o'clock m, TUESDAY the iitn
inst. for furnishing by contract at the Depot oiArm{ Coh
and Equipsge. New.York City:
Uniform Goats, Infantry standard
Artillery Jackets, standard
Trowser Infantry standard
Sack Coats lined standard
Sack Coats unned, standard.
Shirts, Domestic Flannel, standard
Drawers Canton Flannel, standard
Stockings, standard.
Bootees, Sewei, standard.
Boot, Cavalry Sew'ed, standard
Blankets, India Rubber, standard
Pouches Indis Rubber, standard
knapsacks. standard.
Hsyersacks standard
Clntecns standard.
Camp Kettles standard.
Mess Pans. standard
Axes. Telling, standard
Pick Axes. standard
Hatchets standard.
Spadts standard.
ShOvelt standard
Glrdson Flags. standard
Tents. Shelter. 8ok Cotton Duck, STANDARD
Great Coat Straps, standard
Further information may be had and samples OF te
articles may be- at the Office OF Army Iothns anu
Ednipage, New-lork. ., -.
BJJers will state tie number they propose to furnish how
soon they can aud the number they can deliver
weekly, and will submit samples OF the articles OF o h,
tea of which they are be made and when textile eoic'
=, least one ward should be furnished Proposals must De
by guarantee signed by at leastiw
persons setting that If contract is awarded to the part!
the bid he they will at execute the con
tract and give bonds for the proper lhment oil the same
be @ Il reserved to the United State. to reject any part
or The whole Of the Bids be deemed for the intei'
the service. ,... o,..,n,.,er.
The .nppie, must BE- delivered in Regulation Packing
Rn,s Ptoposs. should be iudorsed Proposals for furnish
Ing there insert the Of The article bd ioI ana
" New York City.
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Sales bp Auttion.

A J. BLEECKER, son g. CO, VIII sen
n. at auction on THURSDAY, JI ~ 1900. a. tne n
cham. saoroom No. Ill Broadway. the following properly
VIZ: 5000 -, . 90 :, ... ,ou. HAMA and
lot No ITO West Fifteenthst near Sixth'ays: -, ..s
EiNETE ENTH ST.-THREESTORf brick mouse net ~
lot No I65 West Nineteenth st. between Seventh anu
FORTY LOT southwest corner oil
second ave- and Forty .ffh,t, Is fact by 100 s 10,
no,,b .de Of Eizhtyninhs 49, feet west Of Ave.
FOITRTU AVE- s lots west side of fourth md
front b,tween One hundred and second aud
third. ct. .., ,,coNn CT II iots north side
hundred aud sec opd adjoining the -. of
ONE.HiJNDRF u. AND.THiR D-Sr.-iI iot'i SUN $50
On. third in u the ABOVE south
FIRSTAyE.-i lots, east side o. r. Us - A''
umbrella los
and sxth.st adjoining ast de'cosn, dim, cor
EIRSTANE.-5lO lots east siue o. iNS''N'
ne, ~ and seventh.st or Ia 4, rear of
"V nSF HIN RE D.AND-SENENTh-sl II .o' 'H ' -
-. .outb aide of One hunered and 'eyenthtt p,hsv.
oU0r,ui,rpTU i lot southwest corner OF r"u
~ entieth at. 70 ieet Dy ~ , i,
sn M III SDR ND TWENrY-flhSI-Sid- , ~
IN de Of One hundred and twenty hH' Vo iee' we" u
Tenth ave. -. =, oaic. Of Auctiopeers, No.
II Cedsr-st.
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FORN or PROPOSAL.

The proposes Furnish daily AZ o,herw.- all
the ice rrqlted the hospitals. upon approved regulations
q Surgeons IN clse a, - near the WITHIN nsed Poin
the following price pei hundred pounds, n.moy -
= o,s. per hundred pounds.
The ic- ss he 81 the best quality snd subject 70 we r
urova OF the surgeon in char;r. who all receipt i'i h'
seiuai amount delivered at each hospital. ~
PAYMENT be made from time 10 tim. upon dupchs oi4'
certihed TO t,y th. Medical ihr-ctof
SSh~d,
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pORH or PROPOSAL.

Tn. underlined propose. to fumi.h----tun, Of tf't
quality Of ce csciey p,ked in substantial ice hou,e,
the within named points namely :, 'ns ''''o"
ins price Der tun Of two thousand pounds namely g.
--tups, at S---Per tun- ...,. -. 4,
The Ice 10 be subject % the inspection measurement ad
sppro, al Of Medical Officer other properly sppotnrd IN
,pec,or bsfor, being rrceip;et for. . an
PAYMENT b. made roui time 20 time upon durhcse os
ceytined to by the Mrdic. Director
signed
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MEDICAL PURvzyoRs OFFICE. !
LOUISVILLE, n.y. Jan s. 1853
1tEAIIn pR0p0S will be received 81

~ ogo. until January as 1855. for furnishing ICE to
The Medical Department Of the Army during the ensuing
al the points herein desnated The Ice to be sored o wy
In properly constructed ice honses each Po
AZ delivery on or before the 18th OF April next he loe
no, 10 be rccept-d until It's quality tbs hne OF he
bos and the which 1t 10 packed shau have oc
sppoyed by medical OBJECT and payment "l De hshs oh'
Tor the amour. thu. sc,ualy stored snd ree.ipied 10Y
TN, proposas will be made for the quantities indicated p
low a. required the respective places win the po'so ~
,boud more he needed any time or the years supply "
,he be furnished al the rates aud under the same eo"
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THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC

VEHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
FOR 1865.
THIS POPULAR ANNUAL
WILL BIZ READY on SATURDAY, l4TH.
In addition TO tine usual
CALENDAR AND ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS
1T WILL CONTAIN
United States Government, Ministers, &c;
Senator. aud Representatives of XXXVlllth Congress-
XXNIXth Congress, ; far as chOseni
Laws passed at the last Session oil Congress;
Public Resolutions and Procamatisns;
Party Platforms OF 1864 baltimore and Chicagoli
The Rebel Government, Congressmen, &c;
Slaveholders' Rebellion Chronicle of Wsr Events
Native States OF the American born People.
Election Returns President Governors, Consressner
lc in 1864 compared with the Presidential Vote in 1850
State apta Governors, Salaries. Time Legislatures meet
lime Of State Elections;
Territorial Capitals and Governors;
Popular Vote by States for 1856, 1860 and 1864
Vote Of 1860 deliberately snsyzed and compared oy Popaa
don free and Slave with percentage, &c
PRICE % CENTS. SEVEN COPIES FOR ONE DOL.
LAR
oIdsrs Enclosing ca,hl should be addressed
THE TRIBUNE.
SEw-IokK.
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J. o,.,urrry To re DELIVERED At

Propo.a. vi also be received for grnlsins 10 a. al
shove points pAILY ut wyIGHr for The year 1902 IN -
quantities a. may required by tht Surgeons in ehss
United States General Hospital upon the preceding sun
estimate and with the same prorso.
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Asst QuAETERsasTcHs OFFICE, toHAGE OPP =,
No 60 Cedar.si., NEwY0RK CRY, Dee ~ lshf
PROPOSITIONS will be received daily, Tor
/ the FREIGHTS Of FORAGE for the United staie'
Qusrermsste. Department from New-i ok 'ty Imader
- Rn.,on Portland end other pOT the coat 81 sinr
10 yton Alexandria Va. Newborn " g. io hoSbi
! G Savannah Ga. and New Orleans La.
state name, s,andns snd cSf" OF yes
,e ousntity Of hoy and gain respectively they VIII "g"
and when ready for cargo, end sddressedto , -
n. ". CHAPMAN, Capt. and AT Qatr's rh's''tr.
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cLoTnso BrnEAp; Q. ". GsSnIAL's oSrcs' ,

WIsmSGrOS. Jan. q. 1895.
RMY SUpPLIES.-SEALED PROPOS-
n AIS viii be received at the once Of Army Clothing
and Eqpsge New York City until ~ O'Clock N on II rs
DAY the l7h inst for furnishing by contract at the Depot
Of Army Clothing aud E1ripare, Ne~-f ork CITY,
Great Costs, foot like standard sample.
Great Goats mounted Ike standard sample.
bidders will sta,e the number they wish furnish, how
they and the number they can deliver
monthly and will submit sample q the kcrs"y o which
they propose TO make the coats Proposals must be &c
companed bye proper guarantee signed by ~ least Two
responsible parties setting forth that contrsr, Is awarded
20 the pay making bid that he they will at
cute snd Civ. bonds the proper uhneni OF
same The night reserved by the nted states to reject
py part or the whole Of bds may be deemed for the in
tes ofthe service. Awards viii be- subject 10 tie approval
Of the Quartermsster General The suppcs NUT DC dehv
cred in regulation packing boxes.
Propo,als should be indor'ed Proposal for rnslng
Great Goats" and addresedtO n Ger. d. H. VSTON
Dep QusrterinaSter- Gen, L. 3 A.
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90 fet.

DOONS with STEAM POWER to LEI at
III No us Fas, Twenty nintb-st.
CTEAM POWER and BUILDING nye
s,o,ie. Nth well Lighted 80 feet front. TO LET-Su
,h- Tor Pianoorte other Mandatory Owner WI" I'D
vance capital n desired aud join In The manufacture Of
.,snl. ,rttele Apply Pos; Ofhce. Boz No. 2.3ol
rI,O LEASE for FIVE YEARS from May LIST,
1 m. STORE and PREMISES the South ea,t corner Of
Grand AMI Cro,b, ats. block from Brosd~sy Apply 10
rASSlNGS No. rs Bowsry
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4 J. BLEECKER, son d 60. VIII sen
u =, auction on TUESDAY Jan %, 1863 at ~ o'clock
:. ~ EXCHANGE sALEsRooM No. Ill Broadway the
t9oTff sT-Two lot. on north side 300 feet
west Of Second ave. 25xloo -, "a, 900
ON FIFTY SEVENTH Two lots on south hds' wv
Get west eff Second ave-. In rear Of above, 29SlOo
ON FORTY NINTH. ST-Tbrre lots and cottages on me
.autb ie as feet west of Third ave. known as Noe "
o. and 100 ,ize 2rilg 2J,I35 Cottages have court yards
in from. with alley way leading to large yard. In rear
For Map. 1c apply 10 the Anctioneers, No II Ccdafs
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EOR SALE.-Ab0ut 80 ACRES of UNlM-
PROVED LAND. IN Of III, l,s-. aud most prosper
cities the Western lakes Ofsbout ooO In value
tho rrsdns Ia TIN. city, would be willing TO
change property New loh any ,IchAude
Except ,piruou. liqooD ID larger 81 property
III be offered than the vhns Of the above the diorcs
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