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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22
THE LAND OFFICE.

The Secretary of the Treasury, on review, has APP
p,y the d.ci.on OF the General Land Office
relation Mexican grant California called Sobn;s de San ia
ento Maria Del Rosario lie Ague wife Of Jose Antouo
Agnre The grant contains 20 a situated IN San BenlIino
omit about miles San Antonio The survey resisted b.
adverse mlnt being sustained the sobni. claimants
spplI.nr feI The early ssne " lhe pltena
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AMY GAZETTE.

N,i,r Angus, Themsn United ARTILLERY Ia, been
First l2th United states copied 80 80, 49,,
Iuany wholly retired from Fsymsster imroh rsn's nen
Of Sickness states Army has refrd fom s
m one par ad service ami placed tue retired
The re.lenatan " apt Lawrence list.
Kips BreE Leutsnaat Colonel 3D.
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Changed Her Mind.

Smith Of Waterloo T. writing under date OF MAY ~ Io
ars nRehresd machine which dd rs Tos
so poorly that size would accept OF smother ngh med
cbine But that Mrs smith was ater"srns ~
dce 10 ckang hr the gratifying results Tor he gees
say; The Wilcox Gibbs Machine purchased Of you gives ta
most And he the reasons II does e or
rel-and still that would do for sick room
the he sids Nor you could not 9 at
sJ.ff
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Turuer's Tic Douloureux. or
TURNER'S TIC DOULOURBUX. OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL

INAiANiih i'Ahs
UNIVERSAL, NEURALGIA PILL,
A SAFE CERTAIN AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NEURALGIA AND
ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
Ills unog remedy all Of Facial Neurss ones efsas
perfect single ds No form Of Nervous Dse " ea
IN influence Byen Of Chronic Seursg snf
geu. Nervous Of Standing affecting the
entire system completely aud permanently cured BY IN fe~ d'T'
or 1t contains nothing injurious ss moss
delicate be used with perfect safety Goa
..ot use By the best physicians give their unanimous and m
aused approval By mail receipt Of 81 and t"' postage
TURNER & Co. Sole Proprieton.
No. 100 Tremont.st Bostos. hssa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

William Sutton got drunk in the st. Nicholas
saloon In Poughkeepse. ON saturday evening. and eI
hibited large SUN Of money On ms way nome NO VI
waylaid on the Unionst bridge by crowd OF roughs
taken from his wagon badly beaten, and robbed OF 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-10-22

WATERwoRKs PIPE CoNTRACT.-The atten-
ton Of fonderymen invited the advertisement OF the
Roar of Water CommS for furnishing lSO tuns
OF 36nch water pipe in ST. Louis See advertisements
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NAVY GAZETTE.

D>faetrf-Aciing Mister Jossphl Of absence -.
Marin from Of Dischggrd-Aeiing Ensign IT.
nj sting orders Bunting 81 tho Yucca
ln.ign George IT, Acting Frank Eastman
from Yacc. and granted has iHted absence
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SCHOONER cAPsIzED AND FOURTEEN LIVES

LrwIsTowN, Me-, Oct. 21.-The schooner
yrnona with "A hands, including the captain was lost
OCT IA. having capszed while racing. She new
yesseI az 100 tuns burden.
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THE WEATHER.

Ry4.Exsrhe thermometer lowest early ~ From ii TO !
10 nf 2Oth hsst sasyi overcast
hnemoor-Fo.gy; overcast Egenng to II oeock, ossssL
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Mr.. James Gordon Bennett. ir.. arrived at
Fortress board tue yacht DaunteSs Yesterday
with a party Of friends 'H .iA
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THE STATE OF TRADE.

X, Ws,r Ps-3s m-Clouiy very warm and su.tf' 10
a Barometer ly1l. 80 , 49,.
H,y,S.-Csmi damp. Thermometer 81 barometer "i''
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3oclitital Hutitts.


Union Republican General Committee
THE HON. SCHUYLER COLFAX.
Speaker Of she House OF Representatives.
WILL ADDRESS THE
UNION REPUBLICANS
OF THE CITY OF NETWORK,
AT THB
COOPER INSTITUTE,
WEDNESDAY EVENING,
OCT %. 1917. at y Q.
THE ANDERSON CIBB CLUB
will a. In attendance Baud will discourse patriotic airs
during the evening
FRONT STATS RESERVED FOR LADIES
DOORS OPBN AT O'CLOCK.
CHARLES S. SPENCER. President
w. wv p : s1%SYs Secretaries
Unio, Republicnn Executive Commlttee.-A special
he will be held At the Head1uarsrs sogta
s, corner of Broadway st, TUESDAY b'E
ING oct o. Il o'clock Puneual attendance - re9aeste1
'''' w" - ~ WALDO HuTCHNS Chairman.
WV. DRrNsoSp, Secretaries,
Gas =. SrRoNe.
Ninth Assembly District I MON Republican AssocM-
tiou-Speca meeting THIS (nessyl nv nNiNr "o' 80
1885, " " S gn 6 W GasrRs fIEaf s'er'''ri'.
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sptciHI aoiicts.

sptdaI aOiias.
That AZ the weather Is little warmer old Bo-
, l sooa roaring round playing the part Of usher
cola cherries, Winter Let's up and fuel ready
For the best ASH SITTER the county address, MAGIC SITTER
COMPANY. Stamford Com.
Post No. - g. A. r., will on WEDNESDAY EVENING
Oct 20 At a O'Clock precisely puneiuA attendance desired
viii cone before the Post By order OF B. u
Morgan, Commander a. u. pa' 10 auyu..
Twenty-ah AnniS er-sry Of the ORDER Of the SONS OF
Tuesday EVENING October 81 O'Clock Addresses By TIE hCn
Wm Dodge the Hon Heury Wilson dsorGen Howard shd H. n
Uuc esq Ticket, free; he bad No liz Whhant Fowler
No 3S Broadway station D. Bible House ane a. NE nan Oh
The night OF te nsetps > p. ~ ~ .n.li".n.
The Annual session Of the GRAND DIVISION 5. Of Of
Bowery WEDNESDAY. Oct - o. boeeek NJ lhseec'on
Of ssaps and ether butt" Of much mpoHse
will before the session. EepfsseSatt. are requested De
prompt u Aeir ATTENDANCE eoosll- y. rool y. :.
sieeye.Butiens and studs, syies-rso Three Pour
p,, Ist Ten 60 ss,sr i've noss sss BY GEORGE c.
ALLEE, Ne ti3 Broadway. ens door h.les CtnaLtt
BIaek EARRINGS and Pins.
ys Three Ponr Five. SIX Eight, Ten 10 Fty Doau set
sal. BY O. ALLEN No AIS Broadway one eeor eeos C.n.
Diamond Rinss, -
" Ne us Broadway, 90. dsss b.lov c.a,lst
Silver spoons and Forks,
N.po Rings Knives Dessert Kn" Fruit kni,, scSp ladies'
'' N"' &c. 49, No is Bro,d-.y door 6slo. c.n.l.
A New Invention.
The beat TRUSS and SUPPORTER ever Invented made With ss'e
Springs Warranted tho best nvead Ia
hi. eo.ntr, or world Perfect satisfaction sVen the
urus Can sai otsulae Isatss'e'nNe go Do.i-E "esss
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u
2IBeef Cattle dull and lower; ae 5o
head At ga8c per NJ Sheep dull aud sales 2 head at 4n
per Hogs dull and lover sales iO head " +o"
perl 10. net
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TItUSTEfS-

HENRY II. ELLIOTT. rrasDsm
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Itfs issurnnce.

q SAVING INSTITUTION.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-15
The Sliyering Victims

OF Fever and Ague who freeze to-day burn tonor-
row, might Lave been exempted from their present trials
had they avaed themselves in time of that safeguard
against all malnrious diseases, HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BTrTERS But it is too lato for prevention 1t is not
too late for single bote Of this irresistible her
bal tonic will stop the paroxysms, and brief Of
will restore the patient to vigorous health The pr-
dent and thoughtful however who would rather fore
s diseHso than wait for its assaults will resort to
sure defence against intermittent md rcmitten fevers
the commencement of the season when they prevail
Now TIE TINE to forearm the system against fever and
aguc, bilious complaints and dyspepsia which
arc often cngcndercd, and always aggravated by the
chils ane damps of Winter and early Spring.
SHAKESPEARE ON INTERMITTENTs.
The Bard of Avon tells that the "Sua in March
doth nou1ish Agues, and the remark is as true
1t was three hundred years ago. But fortunate
~ IN these modern days March Agues be prevented
HOSTETTERS BTTTERs, in g single week. win put the
system in condition to resist every specios Of intert
tent fever Or. If there Is predispoaton to bilious
ness OF dyspepsia this unequaled regulator nvgor-
ant will just as certainly prevent that All the disorders
common to the Of fogs and fosts may held in
noeyanco by this potent an6dote. They may also be
elected from the SYSTEM aer they have made lodg-
ment thcrc by its perseverng It therefore
insanity for any family to b. without it. For sale by
DOWIE & NOISE, Druggists,
No. 151 MEETING STREET,
March II Opposite Charleston Hotel.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

!
wiz be sold under the direction undermined at
the the Old Custom House in this City TUESDAY, the
26th day Of March. 1867. at II O'Clock, A NJ,
posed OF TWO lots VIZ ALI that Lot of Land the west
side of Logan street. in this city, measuring
feet eight inches 6 feet inchcs in on said street
and on the back ine Which bevelline, forty.eir
seet and IN depth, from east to west the south line
sevenysx (76) feet And also all Lot of Land sit
uat the west side Of Logan street. measuring in 'front.'
on slid street thirty t30 feet four inches and in euth
on the south side, from to west one hundred and
sixteen a1G feet and the north side, seveny-x (7l
feet and in width the west Hne which runs beyelo
az feet; and which two lots butt and bound as
follows On the east on Logan street. the north on
lands OF the estate Of Joshua Canter the northwest
By lands now or formerly of Henry Middleton ana On
the south by lands Of Moses I-ing. ~, N
2. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND situate on the west
side Of Logan street. containing in on sad sree1
twenty-five 25 feet and in depth the south sida run
ming to the line, one hundred and fifty Q5O) fset more
or iese then running northeast along the line about
forytnree 49 feet then running east to Logan street
about one hundred and sixtesn 16 feet being part Of
Lot No ? run out by Mr. William Logan, recorded IN
g. ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, situate on the east Sd "a
of Savage street. containing in front said street te
fve t25l feet and in dept1 fsS feet be the
said measurement either less; bounding west m
Savage street. east lands of Henry Middleton south
on lot OF Miss s. H. Savage, and north lands OF
Terms-One-fourth cash; balance in one two three
and four years. secured by bond of the purchaser and
of the premises with interest payable annually
Purchaser to pay for papers -a@ " -T17''s
= JAMES TUPPER, Ii
Feoru1Iy 70 tut9 Master Eouity.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUIrY.

IOLnc7g7lOn CS. WOAh:er. \"
w" De I sold under the direction Of the undersigned
tho 4th day Of April, 1867, at IL O'Clock A. M -
. All th4t LOT OF LAND with the buildings
thereon, situate on the west side Of East Bay
street, in this city. measuring In front on said
street rs feet inches. the back line "a feet
II inches, and in depth 123 feet inches mora or
less. Bounding north on Land of Mrs. Z. M Brodie:
south on land now formerly of Mrs Anna Rosa and
parity on East Bay street, west land or formerly
OF Mrs Anua Rcss aud to the east East Bay street
Terms-Onc-hfth cash; balance in one two three and
iour years. secured by bond of purchaser mortgage
OF the premises with interest from day of sale payable
semannualy; the buildings to be insured and policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers.
JAMES TUPPER I.
March 10 f3 th1 in
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-15

KISG STREET.-A walk on King street will con-
vince tho most incredulous that tho march of pro
gress is not iinpeded in that locality New stores
are in course Of erection, and tho old ones have
becn remodellod until heir identity is almost lost
in tho general improvement. The blackened
walls left by the different fires are gradually dis
appearing, md The activity displayed by the Ia
borers promises en- early completion Of the build
ings now rising on their sites.
At the corner of King and Queen frepa rations
are being made for several fine stores, which will
be great improvement on the mass Of brick and
ruins that so long disfgured this spot. On the
opposite side Of tho street the buildings erected
have been recessed in compliance with city ord-
nance and the sidewalk widened considerably.
This improvement was long needed, as tho prone
naders were often inconvenienced by the pressure
and many of tho sterner sex compelled to take the
street in order 10 grant the right Of way to the
ladies'. Tho building materials, scafolding, &C.,
now obstruct the pavements to a great extent in
certain localities, but they are not considered a
great disadvantage, and the deso.ty is made with
little grumblng when the future prospect is con-
efdered. Tho damage done by the fire at the
Queen City Hotel is fast being repaired, and K1Ns
11An can look forward confidently to speedy re-
sumption of business in his old stand. When the
two stores contemplated nre finished they viii
add greatly to the appearance Of this street and
make the pr6menade moe fashionable than ever.
~ 5sat9ffS SS--o- w i.5 t5sft
TIE SACRED CoNcERr AND sr. 2lJoHAEL's BELLS,
-Mesars. RoBNsos = RuDpooK, with praiseworthy
zeal, have boen engaged in rshearsals for some
days, preparatory to giving another grand concert
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TON. l@s -5 EfsI -
Be enaesea BY The senase and Of Rpre.enta-
authority Of the That it shall lawful for auy
tempt board vessel arriving in the port o. harbor Of
before such vessel shall have made fast
ter having charge Of such vessel or rom her
r. It shall not be lawful any owner, agent master,
being " the port Of Charleston 10 autherze
as hereinafter provided AGENT
n or lying eing il tie harbor port Of Chazlaso
anchored, with intent to invite ask or solicit the
boarding Of any Of the crew employed on such weasel
grants boz I'd eogee
Of any sailors OF impierants hotel Or boarding house
IN the port Of chaIlesten 70 neglect pr 5a69aa
master or person having charge Of such vessel.
duct Or carry on either as oSner oTieto A AGENT
otherwise. any sailors or immigrants boarding house.
without having license from the City Council thereof
It sha not be lawful for person not having the
agent runner or employee Of having such u
esnse. 70 invite. ask solicit IN the city harbor of
employed on any vessel or of any Immigrant arriving
VI The City Council shall take the application Of any
person applying for license 70 keep sailors or imi
cy Of Charleston and upon satiaacsory evidence
to them Of the respecabty and competency Of such ap
issue to him license which sha CO good for one
year unless sooner revoked by said City Council to
of Chsrlestnn and to invite and solicit boa-s for the
Of the dsordefy character o any sailors or Immigrants
hotel OF boarding house. licensed as hereinbese pro-
vded the keeper proprietor of any such house,
Of any fraud deceit misrepresentation,
I for o
sge9ts OF epleyss en- or 81 any sssspt to Per
IN the haEbor Of charleston by such keeper or proprie
tor, OF his agents. runners employees revoke
6sss Every rsesvng the license
provided for shan pay to the City Council aforesaid
x The said city council shall furnish to each sailora
immigrants hotel boarding house keeper licensed
which shan be printed Of engraved tie name of suci
hotel boarding house keeper, and the number and
badges or shields shall be- cy coun-
s upon the rsvosat.on BY them. or e!pirson q any
<. Every sailors or immigrants hotel or boarding.
%e or %
vessel In the harbor Of Charleston, when inviting
psrso9 e
sha wear, displayed the shtead or badge
s II nos ss sn
n.1ned In the preceding secon t. p " A..
he ety of chaseston, M ISe intent e invite
solicit boarding on lodging Of such immigrant or Of
any OF the crew employed ca any vessel being in e
xm wnoever shsM offend against any or either os The
.ss s n sesS sv and
upon CONVICTION thereof Be- punisned 1y
ment fr term not exceeding one year, and NOT less
se1s and
or BY both snch fno and Imprisonment
vessels propelled by steam n -,
In the Senate House the twentieth day Of pseeber Ia
the year q our Ierd one Thousand etah hsnassd and
p4es,dsn1 t: II t6e i senssas.
s. :tll spsase. a aoass Z & asoessssssassa aas;
Approved Decornber 20 1895
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Inquiries may be made to the Editors this papor.
and to RICHARD DAILY caro- Of JOHN W. CAI.D-
WELL, No 5S Beaver street. New York. March5
THE TYRE ~ ADVERTISE IH THE
COUNTRY.
The Daily South Caroiinian ut Columbia, is sent
to every Postolcc in tho State Being tho ocicl paper
OF the State. it will be found at tho present tnnc espe
cialy valuable to merchants and others desiring to avail
themselves OF very large circulation.
Tile PHGNIx has large circulation throughout the
middle and upper Districts Of the State. Advertising
ratos reasonable tho sringency of the money
kct will warrant Merchants and others wishing to use
the columns OF the paper win address
JULIAN A. sELBY, Proprietor.
February IS Columbia, s. C.
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TITS PROPOSED 10 PUBLISH m THE TOWN OF
IL Aksn 8. G., Weekly paper under the above titln
70 be devoted to- General Intelligence Political. Com
ercisl social Literary, and Reugious-w1th Depart
ment Of Agriculture including the Field the Orchard
the Vineyard, and the Garden. Newa Summary, &c
contain digest Of the important events Of the week
VIII occupy porHon OF thapsper and particular atte,
aon VIII he gvcn 70 the Qnsetiled question Of IAhor
oeas saspeca 70 opx new and The deyelopmen
culture Ftuitsnisng. ana Vine growing.
Terms-$S year, tn advance. w,
.. Y 3:y 5 q. W. SRAvE1sEI. Editor.
III W: p krRS1AnDs Puhhahee. January n
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AUCTION SALES.

Horse, Carts md Wagons at AUCTION
by l.. BUNCH ~ SON, No. SOC King street.
VIII DC sold THIS DAY. 18th Instant, ut haEpast
VERY FINE YOUNG WORK HORSE
very superior Lumber Ga. t. Harncss and License
very substantial Farm Cart
Box Cart. ...... .'.
Spring Wagon. "....#H
Drays. HN.M.. ..... ..@... "A. ....
3 sets Double Harness
Hny Cuter-ncarly
days for Horses I'd Vehicles Furniture Also our
regular evening salcs OF Merchandise continued
commencing at halfpast o'clock. Consgnmcnts solic-
tied. March IS
Furniture OF a Family declining homsekeeping-
Ne'r CouaJe Sets, Mirrors. &1assoGre, ETC., etc.
MCKAY q CAMPBELL,
Cash Auction House. No. SIS Hnscl street, OPP
positc POstohcc, @M
Will sell THIS DAY, Friday ut 10 o'clock,
MAHOGANY pHIef-OR observation-disclosures Tables
Har mr. sent Chairs Sofas What Nots. &c.
DINING ROOM Observation-Disclosures Walnut
Iables Cane Seat Chairs Sidcboard, Crockcry, Glass
ware. Castors. &c. 1~IT -
BED ROOM FURN1TURE-oak Cottage Sets, Oak
and Bedding. 4 "-'o'~
Large MIRRORS, Carpets SC.
Nine sets superb LACE wrSDow CURTAINS
800 feet :snch LEATHER HOSE, with brass couplings.
>onu1eons G'@Nu' cash. March Is
. Potatoes.
BY II. & A. p. CALDWELL.
Ibis DAY, the 18th inst. will be sold before our store
No y0 East Bay. Mt 10 o'clock,
so barrels IRISH POTATOES in fine order
Conditions cash. March tx
Pos tive Sote-Choice Butler: no,c Id7,din1. ~
BY T. NJ. CATER.
loo nrkins and tubs CHOICE STATE BUTTER
Conditions cash. March If
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We INVITE attention to the advertisement of
Messrs. EoDD1S g. CAMPBELL, who offer oak woca
Tor sale ut their wood yard on Hasel street wharf
Tho terms arc reasonable and $3.50 per
cord-and orders left at RoDDN's stables will be
promptly attended to.
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THE DIAMOND Cross Tale OF American Society. By
wy. BARNET PuILL1ps. New York SHELDON & Co.
We are indebted to Mr.. M. NJ. QUINN, King
street, opposite Ann. for copy Of the above nam
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoUnr.-In the case of
'hc Slate Us. Chas. Asllie. for rnurder-tbo killing
OF Henry Masscnb,rg at Castle Pinckney- tho
Commissioner, D. HoRLBEcK, Esq. issued war
sants of commitment for the accused, and also for
the arrest Of tho witnesses. The trial will take
place at the Circuit Court to he held in Charles
ton on the first Monday in April.
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UNDER DECREE n E0TTTI

viii be sold under the direction of the undera;o. a.
tne old custom house in this city, on THURSDAY tho
!th DAY OF April, 1867, at II o'clock A. NJ ''--,
All that LOT OF LAND. situate on the north side of
street. in the City of Charleston by
the number o. measuring In front said street and
running rom east to vest % feet inches and in dcpth
rom sorh to north 12o feet Butng and bounding to
he eastward on land late Of Abraham Rodrgues to the
ward on the burial ground of ST. Philips Churco and to
Terms.-On-third cash; balance In one and two r.or,
secured oy bond OF the purchaser and mortgage Of the
premises with interest payable annually Purchaser to
pay for papers. JAMES TUpPER -
March 10 f3 tu1 NTastar IN E,,,;t-,
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LOCAL NIA,TIERS.
To Correspondents.

We arc continually receiving communications on
political and other matters from persons who do
cot attach tLcr proper to the articles sent;
;i.d We take this occasion of repeating that nothing
can be published il TEE DAILY NEWS without
being indorscd by some responsible individual.
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EQUITY SA1Es-M -Messrs. LErrcH & BRuNB sold
yesterday a large amount of valuable real estate
The lots on Meeting street, known as REYNOLDS
lots, realized good prices the three sold bringing
respectively $4,000, $4,000 and s2So0;. ~,i ..G
Five houses and lots and four vacant lots were sold
under Decree Of Equity. This property was in the
western portion Of the city, and was extremely eig-
BILE, both on account of location aud health por-
ton Of the Property sold was in street, near
Calhoun, and the remainder in Spring street, cor
ner Of Chinquepen. The prices obtained we're not
in every the full value, but, consideringsthe
universal stagnation, the sale was well conducted.
Lot No. /, corner Of Calhoun and Smith streets,
with q two story house, brought s210O. /. ~
No. 2, on Smith street, south Of the above,
brought sl775 g. 5$ 5 T. \.
No. 8, which was much smaller, sold for but $500.
No. for s515
Lot No. S, on Spring street, near Chinquepen,
sold for $1,000. #s.#ss ts
Nos. g. 7, 8 and 9, which we're situated on Chin
quepen street, south Of the above, and which were
only vacant lots, realized. respectively $3.50, s4O0
$40, and s125. sy., #... " . 3.4s D, .,.:G,ey
Another lot was sold for $3.50. "
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NOTICE TO SAILORS OR IMnIIGRAN,rs
HOTEL OR BOARDING-HOUS!: KEEPERS -.
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL. n

TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
the Legislature, passed the Goth day of December
1885, al persons ccncerned hereby notified to can at
this Office and ake out the required license
-#E$%8 W. 81. SMITH,
Clerk Of Council
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