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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-20
WEHLI.

Your Pianos are superior to any have ever
seen in this country or in Europe.
I have never heard tone so perfect; II
Yields every expression that is needed in music.
and its quality is capable of change TO meet
every sentiment. This is a rare power, and is
derived from the perfect purity of its tone. to-
gether with its sympathetic, elastic and we'll
balanced touch"
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TRANSPORTATION.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS
Between Memphis and Eastern Cities.
The Great Broad-Gauge
Atlantic and Great Western
r AILW A Y

Ii IA i IL w IA -
rs NOW OPEN, AND RUNNING TWO
| daily fast Express Trains from Cincinnati TO
New York and all Eastern cities. Passengers
will find this most desirable route. The equip
ments of this road are uneQualed by any on this
continent. Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars ac-
company all night trains. and Smoking Cars on
all trains. Ample time is allowed at regular
hours for meals, and the unbroken broad-gauge
without change offers TO travellers degree Of
security, comfort and speed not to be found on
any other route. Connections via Cairo, ST.
Louis or Chicago for this route are certain: also
connections for Pittsburg, Philadelphia. Balti-
more and Washington. Tickets had and bag
gage checked through at all principal South
western Offices. For further Information and
'''- LARRY HARMSTAD.
IA Jefferson street.
E.B. BYINGT0N.
5Jeferson street.
E.F. FULLER,
General Ticket Agent.
D. MCLAREE,
General superintendent
ISAAC PAST,
10 Com lSnuth western AGENT
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-20

james ". Wekli, Esq.:
ny DEAE SIR: I have great pleasure in
asking you to convey to Messrs. Chickering the
expression Of my. highest approval Of their in
strument. Ii is, l consider. not merely the best
instrument Of American manufacture that
have tried. but one Of the finest Grand Plane
Fortes that has ever come under my Observa-
ton and the Messrs. Chickering may well be
proud Of having turned out from their manu-
factory an instrument which. for tueh. quality,
power and workmanship, il would be very diff
cult to surpass in any part Of the wide world
Dear sir. very sincerely yours.
CHAS. d. COLLARD,
Firm Of COllard & Collard, Piano-Rorte Manu-
facturers. London.
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10000 PIANOS,

In the construction of which they have intro
duced every known and valuable Improvement:
They have invariably been selected and used
By all Of the worlds acknowledged great artists
who have visited this country professionally,
both for private and public use.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-20

Onion Sets and Buttop7, red and silver skin ;
Clover Seed red and Write Turnip Seed. all
kinds, fresh and genuine, for sale by
ID. i. G00D2 EAR.
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DRUGS.

T ANDRETH'S GARD EN- SEEDS, FRESH
D. IF. GOODYEAR.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-20

n. B.-0wing 10 engagements elsewhere. DR..
BkRNHAkDI viii be able 70 remain here but
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THALBERG
GOTTSCHALK

"Iconsider Chickering 4 Sons Pianos, be-
yond comparison, the best have ever seen in
America"
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Agae Pills, commonly called Blood Makers.

To those afflicted with ane, two or three
weeks Chills, and for the en- largement Of the
spleen, these Pills arc CONNIE ndable. For Neu-
ragia they are unexceptior able, giving per-
manent and lasting relief. ANY Physician in
| good standing can obtain the prescription, and
| see from what they are com posed. Prepared
| only by D. +. GOODYEAR, at his Drug and
| Apothecary Store, $40 Second, street.a
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-20

Having this day diEp ised Of my in terest in
the Drug St.ro Of Gilbei 4 Higbee to MANS
FIELD Il HIGBEE, ] most cordially recon- IN
speak for them a cont int lance of the liberal pa
tronaee ext ended to ur old firm. Well salts
fed Of their business requirements and SKIN as
which has attended he late partn rship, OF
Gilbert & Higbee. Or. >. d1LbEhI.
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LoEpov. August 2. 1915.

LONDON. August Q, 1896,
james M. Webb. Esq.:
Ny DEkE SIgl As you are going back 10 the
United States, / must beg you TO remember me
kindly to the Messrs. Chiekering. Tell them 1
was delighted with their Grand PianO-Forte--
a. good on instrument. i think, as toas cveT
urned out, both in touch and tone.
Wishing you, ETC.,
j remain ever truly,
II. z, BkOADWOOD,
Firm Of 1. BroadEood 4 Sons. Piano 4 orte
Manufacturers. London,
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Pure Drugs. Fresh Dru Is, Chemicals, fine
Perfumery, Co nbs, Brushe &, .Sponges, Patent
Medicines ami Fancy Good 8. just received and
for sale by D. r. GQODn EAR.
70 Apothecrry, 80 Sec ond ST.. Memphis.
DTSsSCILTJTION.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-03-20

LONBOE, j ly d. 1865
MEssRs. CHiCKERTSe K SoSs-Gents: have
just been invited by Messrs. Collard 70 try a
Grand PiAno-fCzte Manufactured By you. and
| have no hesitation in indOrsing the opinion
Of ny old friend. Mr.. c. ID. Collard. viz: That
il is the finest instrument thatI ever played on.
Believe me, gentlemen, most faithfully yours,
J. L. HATTON.
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Testimonials from the Most Distinguished
Artists in Europe 70 Eessrs. Chtekering
& Sons.
LOynos, Jelly IS 1865.
Having played upon Piano forte nsde b
Mossrs. Chickering 4 Sons. OF Boston and New
York. have much pleasure 10 te.tifying 70 ia
general exoellence.
Ror sweetness and brilliancy Of tone. dclicacy
Of touch, and MAGNIFICENT power for concert
purposes, consider il a really GRAND Piano
FozTE. AND DECIDEDLY TEE BEsr HAVE sEEE
o. ANERICAN NANrfACTuEE
AEABELLA GODDAED, 0iUL0 kEGozoi.
q. A. OsH0ESE. hLFRED jazz,
W. kUHE, LINDSAY sLn"EEs
JuLEs BfxHDICT, ]. MoscHEig rrof-s-
NJ. W. BALFE, Eor Of COlsu gafoire
Gas. HALlE, de LEIPZIG.
BHiNLHT KIcHlIDs. S. AETHUn CAlFPEh.
kEEE EAvARGEk, Director 81 Aeuday
STDxET Smith. Concert. London
Certificate from Her Carl Reinecls, sucees'er
o. fis fl1sifi0ns II Herdelss1tu. boft a. ~
Conrrruut0irs AID a. C0aducfor n ~ csisbra
ed e Gcrraadhauss Coucerf ~ Lfipsic.
LrfrsIc. Iuiy. lsif.
I hereby asrert and afrm that the Grand
Piano Forte q Chickcrinr A. sons. Of BcEt1n
and New York, which hare tired and eram-
ned, j. one Of The finest inEirumcntE 81 he ciasl
thateTcr cane 20 ny notice.
GAIL REIEECKE.
ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS and Prios Lisis
ssnt b. mail.
TnDEHnnrrE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-12-28

Gold continues steady closing at IA, after seliins
NJ 1881 and 1914. Government bonds are irm win
good demand for all classes.
State bonds were weak on Tennessee Is. ex-coupoh'
which were pressed for sale, and sold as low rs o9i
The New bonds we're firm at O.. QG2! The break IN
tbe Old bonds was caused by conversions into tho
Nav as there Is no substantial difference at preSent
betyeen the two classes Missouri Is were strong at
90 The Miscellaneous share list was All strong ana
active Canton sold at 81; Cumberland, 90! Qulek'
silver OH Western Union was very active selling
Mt $751; closing at 37. Pacific Mail was tiner' open
ing at 10, selling at ll2, closing az llO' AT
lantio Mail is quoted at ll90ll9l. Express stooAA
continue steady with moderate transactions
Railway shares opened steady with far demand,
and NJ the Board there was an active demand for all
the leading speculative shares Alter tne car 'nci'
was n reaction. Erie sold at -. Michigan South
ern. s.; Northwestern Preferred, 7Os but at the
o'clock call there was an Improvement and IN active
demand 70 purehase. At the Second Board there was
sharp rally ON Cumberland Coal, which sold at 81.
The Railway share list was steady. but after the call
Eric broke down TO I'll and the balance of the list
sold of from to per cent. At the close the market
rallied fraction and closed steady at quotations
Michigan Southern was very firm at S5sGSl; kocE
Island 99sa99s: Registered 6s 1881, lOSsalOSsi Cou'
non Gs. 1881. ll2sQ2. Registered sos. 1867 1915
Coupon 5-2Os, 1862, 1OSi a1OSi; Coupon o-"s'
1864 lO52alO5s; Coupon 52Os, 1865. lO5s@lOos oOu'
pon. new, 1865 1OS!0lOS3 Coupon 5-9Os, 1885, use
1OsI; Registered lO-4Os, 1913; Coupon io4os' Ur'~
1O3; 7SOs, %, lO4s 0lOIl; 1905 3d. lO43GlOis ion
nessee Is, ex-coupon 6l!a6Sl; Tennessee os' new
62!062l; Missouri O.. 99l09os; Canton, oo.Got'
Cumberland, Ss9S29 Western Union, S'saSlt; QUICK
silver, 2ls922 Mariposa 7.9s; Mariposa Preierreu'
l3l0l4; Pacific Mail. l1OQ1lOt Atlantic MAIL
1l0lQll9I; Boston Water Power, lSl@l9t new
York Central, r7i91l7B; Erie 72lS793 Erie Pre'
ferred 74Q74l: Hudson, ISl9lS2i; Reading, %sS'O'i
Michigan Central, 1O7!91OS Michigan Southern,
S5s0s5t 4; Illinois Central 1S99lO; Cleveland an"
Pittsburgh. S7.0SS Northwestern, 572a5S Norta'
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they meet. Sometimes but rarely, two arc IN com
many leaning their heads together, and conNeISins al
whispers, but not Cheerfuily. - ,.hiob
Toward St. Marks Place there Is stahu VIII ..l
they must pass and can fancy with WHat ses. sie
tioEs In is covered with books, and has sign oaIo
of The HOLY Scriptures" Venetian independents
comes with the Bible which is now furnished 70 ~
Mo are allie TO read H. Schools will follow. ana the
priests losing their false power will yS way w ye 20
class of religious teachers who Will heIp 10 ItsJn
crate Italy do not mean that the Italians WI pc
come Protestants nor IS it necessary P beTe
they will cast aside those eXcrcsccnces when mr.
SO incnmbcr Catholicism, that It's prmiuye, VIII
principle can scarcely be detected me trul Ipia
power OF the priests viii fall with that OF the rope
and a good system of education viii 90 tle Iest no
abuses Of the Church rest on the Ignorance Oh 'no
people. III Ys.,,t +Ii,l
Now. although Venice seems 50 dull, don't th iin
her case is desperate. can see. by numoeIleSs l.to
indications the profound satisfaction OF the PtIpp
i'm their new fortunes Ii is as palpaDls as was lnei
former passive but fierce resistance Inc cly IS pei
fccty orderly and apparently well-goVerhed; anu
though she can never again possess utne Vi liei
former wealth and splendOr, her citizens may, neEoi
theess do as good service Tor the hatlou Us 'I'li
ancestors did for the naughty Republic b. l.
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Professional 0Otitt5.

DR. LARMONT, No 173 dway.-Treat-
~ fo 10 too PsT' London end sss loA A5i,A a., e
ssd Noa, Disease sircures F,ii Piles kr mailed zee ~ O
nR. ALLEN. No. 40 Greenwic-ave near
TLreeuth.t, FINALE PHYSICIAN. An experienced sdJ
physicaa DO ATTENDANCE.
nR. TRALL's Health Institutions ut Florence,
No. o. SIhaye Mondays and SATURDAYS
HAMMOND on the SUCCESSFUL TREAT
MINT Of NERVOUS DEBIL 81, Prems'ar Phsi aud Msaa
Dscsr aud SPECIAL diseases u P0tanoe standard WORK On
thes snbec BY b. uAEHoND D. formerly Professor Of an
stouy aui Surgery the Syracuse Medical College. l. free %
ppef r5vs, Sc mailed Authors sliesi No rs East Ehy hns
bs second and rasc. Consultations from 20 Do 70 ard oy
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for tho treatment
> N STRUCTURE VARICOCELR HEMORRHOiDS FSICLA
"a Al, ore Obscure dascs Pelvic vsesn under the exclusive
soro o. EDWAND H. DIXON 81 D. Editor VI Toe SeapsL oAes
hour fos - ADJ y sfsas2s Al d. Ds fsHssass
Ne. q Fhh.Ers
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wKsrERs REAL ESTATE NEWS.


Desirable farms are now selling IN Illinois at prcesvary
ing from $40 TO 500 Among others, OF IS acres
one milo from Tonawauda well improved, i've acres OF 10
being timber land held OF $50 One hundred
ncres half mile from Tonawanda with two good houses
barn plenty Of timber and we'll fenced, az SO an acre
One hundred and sixty acres, three miles from Normal,
good house and barn. well stocked with rut az tc0 an
acre ono hundred nnd twenty acres OF land In Dale
township improved, at go acre. Two hundred aud
twcntyoight acres White Oak IL miles from Bloom
ngtou large barn. ue orchard, plenty OF TIMBER ~ $40
au acre Adams County, Wisconsin, 200 acres, 90 q
them improved with ogh0usc aud barn. 20 acres " good
timber and the remainder prairie land stage road ~
s9 80 an acre Mr. T. u. Wentworth Is reported TO have
purchased the Old Pottery lots the cambridge In
Portage WIS., and 10 be- preparing them for alumberyard
Tho following real estate transfers reported as re-
Gently 20 have been made at South Bend, Ind:
Elliot Tut to Aerialer lot g. State Bsni addition 10
y5 f' RSSSoci to i5i,lln 4 Booebfls 10, % nsah;
A. .rS G.s' D s5o 20 South D;p5 i7O
4: S55 s:' $.:! q . + *: 5 5S
ArsbeaP Beatty to james WslNsr lo"6 ard on Mh't'
Ei.a ca to John e. Me-. L., toi T. Gij,
'' S,Ss Bal ou To- No e. South Dcud ssTGs Aia
Lewis Ladss Lsmifceii 20 ser,s wasn tP~. 1000
We learn that an effort Is being mado 10 form stock
company for the purpose OF purchasing the Lansing
House. Books for subscriptions have already been placed
Ga responsible hands aud the present owners have agreed
to take the remaining stock after all has boon done that
can be in the way Of subscriptions We print below
table Of conyoyances recorded at Jackson, Mch last
week: -.
WIN Cboals 70 Frtnsi woobeny-n tres % o7 bi2s tl5
ri,nrd I,tot A. J.bn n Iahs-sso Of eo ols. H. Js 100
M,r,ip Dorriot b9u1v 280
Mirn 6o 10 Rdwsri Cahi-,hos of ,eq Of tw. $40
Sas H. Davis Reubn A1stn-2 By TDis yefi tds u
moth o dalsOn
Albert Stiles George o. Dicknonloti ~ aud u no asmmtn
s, W gigy 10 JOSEPH Biltot, I'D b. T. Fords eiiss.
village 81 Jackson. 700
Levi, Rtoaies jeremiah BsdnlO usq
ned. see 10, Hsls.
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Guantp StaI ctlat, for Sab.

ATORANGE, N.J.-NlLLAS, VILLA SITES
"A asd FARMS great variety beaafaJ situated henr fem
KsaYe TO- SALk low Abe CsunuJ Seats and hsns, 70 Lk of
tie ssassn year BLACKWELL SMITH Ne 2AS bfoAasA
Ns-fork 9o1 NJ oanfs corner hsa And Cone s' 30
A TTRACTlVE and cheap HOMES at Metu-
~ chen one hour from JERSEY Ciy, 5000 70 s15Ocl
PETIT FRAZkk No III Broad ay Room No T. I
(NHOICF FARMS at Farmers prices, in tho best
O,,eons n New Jersey PETITE FRAAhk III boadr. room
EREAT BARGAINS in FARMS aud COT
W TAGEs on line Of south side Io1g Island f2o sls"
PETIT FKAZEg, No ~ Broadway, Room No q
IRIST MILL for SALE, at Norwalk, Conn,
W viii good house barn ad about 10 aes Of tld MI asAy sa
complete osr rcsent stream village capable OF dong
f'N'-''' '''1 u sAMl. L. OLMSrBAD
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REAL ESTATE.

NRw-YoRK, Friday, Dec "a, 1867.
While almost all kinds of business in the
city have suffered severely during the past month ortwo
and prices generally have downward tendency In the
real estate market although It has been unusually duh
since the OF the holiday season. there has
been dong than ordinarily occurs at this time OF tho
year. and although many capitalists have hesated about
purchasing before tho Of January, real estate men
generally look for undmnished activity ct the com
mencement Of another season.
BROoKLYs.
No greater change has been effected Ia the Eastern Dis
tret than by the removal OF Messrs d. Appleton Co.'s
book making establshmentfrom New-York. The sudden
close Of the necesstated reduction OF the amount
OF business done By the National Arms Company In
Hewest In consequence OF the cessation OF the demand
for arms and caused them TO sell their extensive manu-
featuring establishment to the noted publishers The APP
pleons have erected three large building, which, to-
gether with the factory, tho larger part OF the
block bounded by Kent and wytheayes and Hewes and
Pennts The OF the square occupied by tho print
ing press works OF Mr.. A. Campbell while on the south
erly side OF Penn-st the Arms Company have built
smaller factory than they formerly possessed These
with other buildings recently erected In that portion OF
the city have enhanced the value Of real estate there at
least 100000.
Tho following transfers were recorded in Brooklyn to-
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sto6rs, Gausss, &f.a


CTOVES. ORIENTAL IMPROVED BASE
> BURSING HEATER AND SrOVFSWe have 90 hand s ste
of celebrated Heater aud stove On one kldng required aeg
tnn bgpert economical powerful heater I'D ore q th9
perfect offered e Plle Al.o GAsB eNIS fA
IOR. HALL. HEATING, ani COOKING STOVES kAn0Ls
FARMERS BUTCHERS BOILERS and STOVES suitable Tor ne
southern uarAet K J. MOWBkAT No. y Yeseysl, opp0ss
Washington Market
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Tnartk 93Iantrls.

nlmbh Iantfls.
MARBLE MANTELS.-The best place in the
vi civ 70 purel,se marble Nsrtes the latest dssps II very Low
rre. al kLABERS Marble WORKS No. l4 East hgltsenIhs-
hsr Th ave pot up the Cut tas cat
NJARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, half the
vi prcs - Marble Send ff catalogue. T. T. STEWART,
80 Cos stbaye bcsSeen Tlirty.snh and Thirty SIXTH sL
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Surniturs.


bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE of
warranted manufacture Also. solid Chustuu and haBnt Cham
her Suites PLAIN ornamental at H. = PARRISGTOhG No 3OS
CAraisL. opposite Wooster ksabh,bed 1913
FURNITURE, FURNITURE.
Il and sell ia suites or single pieces al kids Of
FURNITURE,
cheaper than other house. Also, --.- 49, On.
MAfTRRsSES LOOMING GLASSES, LFROCKTNG AND era
DIES u all Minds SOFA aHd SECRETARY BEDSIEADb
Call and C. W. SNbDbN OANfbhLb
No 25J Boverv, between stanton and Honton'sts,
Note Second Furniture store from either corner
FURNITURE. No. 447 Broadway.
Il Frttea At rsisorabis prices, At Wholesale or retail
The FREsCH STYLES Of BLACK WALNUT FRAMES
Tor ,ile to dealers
O. l. B.. J. B. kelly No. az Broadway
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE NEW FENIAN ATTEMPr-LORD sTANLEI
DFC11NEs THE CONFERENCE.-THE CUNARD
1op-vusS KELLOGG-MEN OF TIE TINE
A LITERARY JOKE -CO-OPERATION IN
THEATER-ROWING BISHOPS.
E,o, opr Ogn CorrespOndeuE
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SuarS anS 4uoms.

SuarS anS Rooms.
A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
"A IT, HsW.York, on the European plan.
Rooms suite or .inglT. a. moderate rates
nYSPEPTICS may obtain BOARD ana
~ TREATMENT Of DIR. MARTIN, No. $40 Fourth-a1e.
VERY CHEAP, well furnished ROOMS TO
LET IS Bondst consisting Of third story large room large
attic, and bathrooms second toOr
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MARYLAND.
correspondent, writing Of the serrett farm says:
"sixtcen years 10 there farm on the old York
Road miles from Baltimore. owned by family
by the name OF sterrett. IL contained over LOO acres
Much OF tho tiabe land gradually returning TO
state Of nature, impoverished by careless farming and
grown mp with scdgo grass intespersed with pine and
cedar The family could not mako living on the yearly
decreasing number OF tlable acres, with the adj
diton Of the fruit which grew and ourished in the midst
Of the desolation around. Luckily, they owned num-
Der OF slaves, and occasionally likely heldh or
healthy woman sold mud so they lived every year
the land becoming poorer and poorer. At length the
proprietor 'shuGied of this mortal coil, anticipating
what suro TO come In due course OF Time and the
estate Was sold and divided, and tho remaining
human chattcls scattered 10 tho four winds; somo
we're sold, others ran OF % Pennsylvania. Sixteen
years have passed away and what IS that farm 70
day. II ia cut up into lots In tho place OF one old
tunbled down mansion and dapdated barn, there are
u houses u happy homes, n families that are living
comfortably on OF that poor farmi Tho laud s not OF
the best quality by long shot, but these 81 families man
age 10 fence their fields, put up their buildings make
roads feed and cothe themselves educate tho children,
and take and read newspapers. new turnpike pene-
raes tho settlement and three churches have been
erected In vicinity within the past few years-one
Catholic Methodist, and one German Church Some
Of those who purchased tho land arc Germans, some
Irish, some Matyanders. There IS a plain little simple
fact contrasting the past with tho prcscntsaye Mary.
aud with free Maryland Comment is unnecessary"
We learn Of tho following sales OF property at Bal-
more recently by auction lot Of ground, with wharf
Improvements, the south lie OF Crosssti west OF
Botst binding tho latter street 10 feet extending
10 tho Port Wardcn ne having wharf front OF 70 feet
and improved by new brick building, with necessary
machinery purchased Tor $4,000 by Chas NJ Dougherty
esq Also the LOT adjoining, with wharf improvements
fronting C, feet and running back 775 feet to Port War
deus line Sold subject 10 5000 membranes, FOR $500
purchaser Also lot OF ground on the west slde
Of Albcmare IT, near Pratt having mont Of Is feet
inches aud depth Of o. feet 20 alley, improved by
story back building subject 10 ground rent Of $50
purchased for 1880 by Donenielter, Baltimore.
EEw-ILRsEY.
The real estate transactions reported Hudson County
fte A.
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60 GIT.


ON Brooklyn flights, a FURNISHED HOUSE,
~ fogrsto brown stone and brick within sre minutes wst 81
bath stationary tails AL perfect order VIII
sltel private fy u 81 month goug 10 Europe
Apply DAVENPORT TANNING, No. l3 Monsg near Court
At, Brooklyn
no LET, in Jersey City-A new and first
HOUSE sih al the modern Improvements And
heater 10 most delightful location side Of Van YossQuse
$1,000 Possession Immediately Address C. H. H. Box No g.
P. o., Jersey CiV.
TNION- SOUARE.-TO LET or LEASE-The
" HOUSE Fourteenhst two doors from UnionsgsIe
between Cuionsluire and Fhsys Apply W. JBNNN1S DEM
CREST sJS Broadway before 10 after p m, No. Az
Broadway.
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NLLnND lbA AAits
WEnNNEgT DEp RT

GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENT.
L 6 e. $40 Con go q y Is $40 Coup '65 L ; So
5000. ..s15. lO7i 100000. .-....-.l054l $500
U 3 a. 500 COu - u ) $40 Co 81 j.
5000. 1864 s,5OO.......-..lOSs
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ENT.
~ ; 5s 1910 Coup
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