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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
IN wILKEsBoRo', N. c. 4,

HAVING DETERMINED TO RETURN TO
III Baltimore, offer my town property for
sale, consisting of q two story Dwelling, with
Store House attached, aud . lot Of about u Of an
acre. situated in the West erd Of the village.
Persons desiring to settle in q healthy place in
the Mountain country, where living is cheap, will
do well to communicate with me Immediately, as
will sell bargain - 49, ass
If not sold before, the property will be offered
without reserve, at public sale, on Tuesday, the
9Th day of August next
! May %, 1867. 22-wtdspd.
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RANDOLPH COUNTY,
Court Of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions, 1ay Term,
1857
z we. the Grand Jurors, representing the people
of the Comfy aforesaid, would most respectniiy
present our judiciary system of this State as
rrieyous and heavy burthen to the mass OF She
Ieople now in their distressed and Impoverished
condition. Many of the various classes are tax en-
from their avocations and ordinary pursuits OF
life for Jurors, witnesses and suitors, to attend
six terms of the Courts year, at much loss OF
time and expense to themselves with but little
advantage to the public in the performance OF
judicial business. We take this method OF call
ing the attention OF the public and very partcu-
larry the learned counsel of the State, as to
whether there might not be substituted for our
present system, Court Of Probate, as Is now
practiced in some of our sister States OF the
Union, and three Superior Courts in q year, by
which the public business might be done with
dispatch, and much waste of precious time ana
expense saved to the people, and at the same time
the administration of justice more speedy ana
certain, f
MILES CLEANLINESS, Foreman,
DIR. II. HAYWORTH, n4 y
7. s. SMITH,
g ENOCH FARLOW,
JESSE LEWIS, a.5
81, N. P. KIVETT.
j. B. THORNBURG, .b,yors
rs ALEXANDER GRAY, '''
n F. SPENCER,
THOMAS COX,
HENRY BRAY, l59
JAMES HOPKINS,
JONATHAN HARLAN, si
b.
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April 6. 1867


NORTH.CAROLINA,
In DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Court of Equity, Spring Term, 1887.
The Townsville Bank Bill to close the bushes.
IT,. r-aa;.o-. - ~. of The Thomasyils
Townsville Bank BANK
In this case it is ordered by the Court that ad'
vertiscment be made in the Raleigh Standard
Raleigh Sentinel and Greensboro Fht7iot, for the
creditors Of the Thomasyille Bank to present
their claims. within the next twelve months, 10
]. L. Lee, Commissioner of said Bank.
Witness, F. c. ROBBINS, Clerk and Master !, ID
Equity for said County, this S0th day Of April
1857 F. c. ROBBINS,
1g-v1v3 C. M. Z.
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NETTLEs FROM DEAN SWIFT.

fla man will observe as he walks the
streets, believe he will find the mer-
riest faces in mourning coaches.
The reason why so few marriages are
happy is because young ladies spend
their time in making nets, not in max
ing cages. ~
We have just enough religion to
make us hate, but not enough to make
usilove one another. ~
The power of fortune is confessed on
by the miserable; for the happy i'm
pute all their; success to prudence and
merit.
Ambition often puts men upon doing
the meanest offences; so climbing is
performed in the same posture with
creeping.
Small causes are sufficient to make a
man uneasy, when great ones are not in
the way for want of block he will
stumble at a straw. 5fip aa
Every man desires to live long; but
no man would be old. = 3
Love Of aattery, in most men. pro-
ceeds from the mean opinion thew have
of:themselyes; in woman from the con-
trary.
Apollo was held the god of physic
and sender of diseases. Both were
originally the same trade, and still con-
time.
Fla man makes me keep my distance
the comfort is, he keeps his at the same
time. t.f ~ h
Men are contented to be laughed at
for their wit, but not for their folIy.
A man would have but few specta.
tors if he offered to show for three pence
how hescould. thrust AIRED poker into
barrel of gnnpowder and it should not
take fire.
How. is it possible to expect that man
kind will take advice, when they will
not SO much as take warning.
! have known some men which were
possessed Of good qualities which were
very serviceable to others, but useles
to themselves; like sun-dial in the
front of house, to inform the NEIGH.
bors and passengers, but not the owner
within.
Eis miserable thing to live in sus-
pense;; it is the life Of q spider.
8
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A HORRIBLE STORY.
Il Ship of Death Floats Into a Port Of
the Shetland Islands. IS

Il Ship of Death Floats Into a Port OF
the Shetland Islands.
Since the time when the Ancient
Mariner told the terrible tale ofthe
curse laden ship with her crew Of ghast-
sly corpses, no more thrilling story OF
the sea has been related than that OF the
whale ship Diana, that recently drifted
into one of the Shetland Islands.
A year ago she left the Shetlands on
a whaling voyage to the Arctic regions,
having on board fifty men. From that
time nothing more was heard OF her
The friends of those ON board became
alarmed. Money was raised and pre-
miums offered for the first vessel that
would bring tiding of the missing ship,
but all TO no avail. Hope was almost
abandoned.
On the I'd of April the people near
Rona's Voc, in one Of the Shetlands
Isles, were startled at seeing a CHASTITY
wreck of ship sailing into the harbor.
Battered and ice crushed, sails and cor
dage cut away, boats and spars cut up
for fuel in the terrible Arctic winter,
her decks covered with dead and dying,
the long lost Diana sailed in like ship
from Deadman's Land. Fifty men sail
ed out of Lerwick in her on bright
May morning last year. All of the fifty
came back ON her on the I'd OF April,
this year the same, yet how different!
Ten men, of whom the captain was
one, lay stiffened corpses on the deck;
thirty,five lay helplessly sick, and some
dying two retained sufficient strength
to creep aloft, and the other three crawl
ed fcebly about the deck. The ship
was boarded by the islanders, and, as
they climbed over the bulwarks, the
man at the wheel tainted from excite
ment; one of the sick died as he lay, his
death being announced by the fellow
occupant Of his berth feebly moaning,
"Take away this dead man." On the
bridge of the vessel lay the body of the
captain, as it had lain for four months,
with nine of his dead shipmates by his
side, al decently laid out by those who
soon expected to share their fate. The
survivors could not bear to sink the
bodies Ct their comrades into the sea,
but kept them so that when the last
man died the fated ship that had been
their common home should be their
common tomb. The surgeon of the
ship worked faithfully to the last, but
cold, hunger, scurvy and dysentery
were too much for him. The brave old
captain was the first victim, and died
blessing his men. Then the others fell,
one by One, until the ship was tenanted
only by the dead and dying. One night
more at sea would have lett the Diana
floating coffin. Not one of the fifty
would have lived to tell the CHASTITY
tale. E.I. a ~ Z.
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There cometh glad tidings Of joy ut all,
To young and to old, to great and to small;
The beauty which once was SO precious and rare,
Is free Tor all, and all may be fair.
NJ Sho mao nf
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Commissioner Rollins has made the i'm
poftant decision that losses on stocks bought
snq sold within the year by those not pro-
1essediy dealers in stocks, as well as by 9TH
ers, may be deducted for income in making
returns. This oversets the decision of many
LEGAL assessors last year that such losses
snopld be deducted nom capital, and will
materially cut down the returns of MANY an
amsteuf 9 operator.n =
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THE: SECRET.

81 noticed" said Franklin, a "me-
chanic among number of others, at
work on house erecting but little
way from my Office, who always appear
ed to be in merry humor who had a
kind word and cheerful smile for every
one he met. Let the day be ever so
cold gloomy or sunless, happy smile
danced like a sunbeam on his cheerful
countenance. Meeting him one morn
ing, asked him to tell me the secret of
his constant happy flow of spirits"
No REFLECTOR" he replied. az
have got one of the best wives, and
when | go to work, she always has a
kind word of encouragement for me :;
and when 60 home she meets me with
smile and a kiss; and then tea is sure
to be ready, and she has done so many
little things through the day to please
nae, that | cannot find 1t in my heart
to speak an unkind word to anybody"
What influence, then has woman over
the heart of man, to soften it and make
it the foundation of cheerful and pure
emotions! Speak gently, then; greet
ing after the tolls of the day are over,
costs nothing, and goes far towards
making home happy and peaceful.
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THE GENUINE ~
aARIIFII SfNlRa MAcuIrr W
Coz

epHve sAanfrr SEWING MACHINE ScS
WANTED--Agents, $50 per month apS ~,
Penses paid to sell the Genuine Bartlett S ~ es
ma Mae ha This Machine viii do all the work
fully patented, licensed and warranted !, andh
years. We pay the above wages, or out .or i've
sion, from which twice that amount can h eo,nnis
For Circulars and terms address w made
H. HALL & CO.
"a Chestntt Street, Rliladsln,,,
April II, 1867. I Is p.
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y. Bancroft accepts the mission 70 Prussia.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30

CUPREME COURT-City and County Of
- New lofi-STBFlihS A. INGkLSuLL against JOHN T. ROB
hRTs ard IHy Roters BIS Se seplen "ys1a snl 1f,ee
Joha A. fcfcs ha; A frco i!srr lsrfso Allen
X Thomas ~ L., si4 DANE, T. hecor
sorc - tbs heretofore
notice j. hereby rivrn M having
general c neuhuce by junrnt decree oihsEse on Ire
unllrc u l3 u c e premises horrs
tscrh-3 rf.4co Lc urtrsguo before lie
day Of October ofc No 100 Bfoalsay the
cas- hes lors rfnoo TIER T,spso liens md To-
sher safciorr s4sHs u ts amount dle thereon and 20
tr dat tAef'oi
r Tie sid rrcses described he compliant f f'ofs Al
hat certn M parcel 81 lad situate ard being I'm the
EsLth Wsrl q tie Sioft the CoufV and sAs oi
srf b. urnlrr hundred ard eight
Graf Ard he he oIce e Comunr % Taxes
81 1r the Ciy Of SeFrok by te N.i uuuheE orc
lauife si taairtts boun sui described - toss 10 ~
BrgllH e Aofthy side oi nali stfrri atatt
fatfeff ~ ths Horl s'ary = hrt a
Mercer c and rlHrag rcc Norh,y ore turi a-i tcfes
p1rs 10 Mercer F'sr-t e~ kstrry
prel Grtni street srrfrc feet thence NoItrfr parallel %
hsrre hGalrri fft r Nrhsrv
tte G.f rrd frer Wfr tHf fae hur.rr sfr n
1flad street tre e a. tc Place 10 trfn Beng DE- same
if dr'-r - t-, faH tier D. M.rr ari uF F 20 william w.
Mnaa TT.fc f4,,i MtT l1n ill rrrnirl Boz s oHr o te
Rs-.f torrfr Araiork. August D. 1857 a Lrr
'' of eon,e page 81 ptt - Nsrio-s CIV Ags ~
Iltl CHARLES 4 fIAabpl Referee.
APO irefaN MOSES Iff. Ffrt p Attorney
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
matbiutrr.

TOR SALE -3 AUSTINs ENCLOSING
4 PRESSES. = pARLINGIONS PRESSES sto = HOB K
Coz CARD PRESSES Apply 70 " s. ROWLAND NJ ~ Coub'a-
a.. y T.. Letsrcn and 0 o. ~, and after ,. m
GTEAM- ENGINES, FLAN, HEMP, TOW
- arI ROPE MACHlNKRY NACiilNlNr TOUfS. Sc TODD 4
RAFFERTY, Warehouse. tpcri Nr'-tors No1, Paierson y
rIO PRGNTERS.-For SALE-Thc following
PRESSES Mcln Hoe Dram Crlir with three extra iun
ans almost nes 'p Dram Cyuler. Adams bed an
No u neekuAn-st
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30

pOLlTICAL MANUAL FOR 1867.
lsctUDNs CLASSIFIED summary IMPORTANT
EXECUTIVE
LEGISLATIVE
JUDICIAL AND
PoLTlCoM MILITARY FACTS or THE PERIOD
Prom July 4, lsde, to APal 1867,
i.eiohpg the late action Of
CONGRESS on RECONSTRUCTION
BY EDWARD MCPHERSON.
CLERK o. the HOass Of Representatives Of United sA
CoSTKSD:
L PIeaden; Jolnsons Speeches
IL Messaeea
Ill Benbers oftbs Cabinet
second Session 37;h Congress-
First Session Eth Congress-
Ard Claimants ofSea;s Therein
". Votes Political Bills and Resoutoss
" Reconstruction Measures Of sofa aad sotb COBreses
Reconstruction Ac; and Supplement COPJ Of Test oAih
Fourteenth Constitutional Amendment
vi ProcsmlionI ssd Orders
VII Judicial opinion Habeas Corpa.
Test Oaths
Misssspp Injunction Case
WI Resolutions Of National and Conventions at Philadelphia
Pittsburgh Cleveland, &c
P'Ity PlatOrms-Couneceu MARYLAND Ohio Tennessee Ala
bsna, Arkansas North Carolaa, Carolina yiigaL
The Keu.Ueky Aad Virginia Resolutions o I1JS
IL Political Miseelsny. Elective Fraacts.
Proposed Substitute foF Amendment
Elections oflss7 Maryland Recgn, Legislation
Constl;utonal Conveutoas P.bie Debt orr G
Price 81 bound e0'h Paper Cove BY mail on
sseeip Of pnes
AdcTea TIlH TPrRuNp
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30

9rupOsls.
OYgicg ryirgp STATES BsGisEYR AGgycf,)
No. n0wfING GHEES, Nrw-YokE CRY,
..rt..,I..r % IgCT


No BowiIsG GREES, NrwYohz CTY
DPOPOSALS for DREDGEBOAT.-The un-
del b.rsoy a 'gs sealed P,Po' & - - 'r eaas sHa I
s oit resolution Coerss approved March 90 ie67 M improving
ne month o ,hs ',g & p sri ..,rops to be furnished 6y
e aerI u ,[s 'a a o Sssa ri tie Eassser charge
Brqboat TO Re doubeenle long % Zee, beam and
q t a. from ihe bottom of tie kee to Tie surface q ihe
aITeI At f,,e7 4 M 70 have sS T T % sas @ nd e o,hei
Y @ diameter sa qI.a ~ s.e' 20 & a. s; s % a t 5 ft ~
be- 5.t, lib a sa art ,cra r each e1 a many Of te parts u
Ae,e 'i.i & i .S as . ssion ~ g' -
Daring TIE construction ofbe Dei5ol' reasonable i5cte. sor t
'rs 'PgoIaiel %. the parpsse - b., ,o,,,. h.,x.,
d. points Of Construction ld deliver y Der own enlne aohe
Bis Fch 30 nos cover ihs eaue construction ana reay
80 6, viii b considered eIcp. ho practically engaged hs
construction 81 seE propeller mlchnt i9 e
Drcsebai epa experts o tue purpose Of Informing them Of
Al 4 "a & - i d i ap:sr1e a & f'I'SG m & G Proposals ' O'''''
tors ,ls tie ID er sitc .i'ed aa
.aSAs % 'Is S' Az nae ofSe I States cosps Of Ea
ueers pcrsoa known . The uHieiyne 49,
at .I a iisy s ie opened Tds contract and ,nd
By Ae 'b T Of o !er . roA 1s be & agieA{ ofsss & Da s
completed e,ly r'' and for yo All the l' and "a, p bad By
occur ID Der delivery at ,he point sgua'eL
o. . % he S g.a @ " Sgi ss s s & the asi fSH S s
oi he ree propeller eaees provided AZ ne n,h e' oS1 ss
ss p.ri' m and for Eor By he a' h1ihonl oter
- tr Ir t The l trips haFing ben had pro-
% e trs Of shall us fr ha. been c0HqAei siih
th- frli p-rrc 70 fhr rnt of delivery.
Ior ~ Oh, htf performance IN 'le 'a% o 'o9
v serrf. whose s.fcery mnsi he ccrtted
tr C,r H District f-f fe names oi tie sufei-es
With r. ces.lrr.s rr slha.it-l W4iI tae b.
IN copy ~ e specifications anI Of this sverisemsui mast be
iiifrhrI o. rIrh I'd
Te gul,nis be male the priaiei frns to be
Dad IS 6. tfrs.
No, arl detailed tnsss te sceu aul copies Of sec
i4I oGrr Copies n fe frngs also hc setn AZ We
uai,i s,.,e, Far'aetr. oG-,. Pairps., 'nd Bo'og
flc zoo 90 reject 8ul o.. bA
e fns aNHr tie contract shtl hc rrel
f detailed da~e, Of M parts e Drecehoat n progress ari
.e srf-tc'0r Tat work u! 10
besal delay aooolat of PPa u working dasiasS
". D NcArESIRR.
nrsyet nrig.-Gen u. :. A., " tior % Enys,
Do charge Improvement mouth of hiss River.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30

IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT u NBW YORKIn The
matter Of SAMUEL g. BISHOP. Bsnkupt-TO WHOM II MAY
CoNCRRH undsri hereby notice o be appoiutnsa
Apsne Of SAM 81 BISHOP Of The CITY u oslok To The
C,n lori sud State Of SeNiofk within ssh District ~bo
h beeu sudg bankrupt Ia petition By the District Court
De-Datei Asr.Yotk 2isi day Of September A d. 1911
WILLIAM H. BKEEDEN, Assignee,
m q uIlrrN Nrtl lnrs
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
Ya6 Sthools.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.-The
~ TENTH ANNUAL TENN Of this luslton all Al h
n Iastspiaee Neu.Yofk WEDNESDAY. OoeT 2 aui eil
eoruue lla Grsinatss stni t-e Nv York
Pnf Catalogues containing fuller aiofgatol adlI THEODORE
". DWIGHT. Warien. &C.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
S1o.itls CT EaakEap.u.

IN the DISTRICT COURT OF the UNITED
Il STATES hr The SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NHWIONK-ln
tl nf PATRICK e. lNN rli JullA HAtAH Earkruit.
Is BaskEur1cr TO WHOM ~ NAY CONCERN re uai,fsgul
Of BIZ apIoutrrrt Of PAfLltk g.
DEyLiS HAGEN C Of Yrri. thc C.aly
YORK. 81 S,aioE sa sai Distinct yhs layo
hefn sGE- bi1tm llon ef petition h tlc hini Court
Dated ScaiolA. l llh iag of September A. -.
JOHN hEDGNlCK. so lI- LrH.iaaF. Nru-lrrk tf.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
n1usit1l Snstrum,nts.

DACON & RAVEN PlANO-6f- f-octave, III
ID gooI order fr SALE BY CHARLES j. BELTS No Leroy
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
N THE DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED

~ ~ Dao nv 49, topH.l Ny oi VIC Oi,s ~
DUNCAN rHYFR Bankrupt udcrgnri hereby gives notice Of
bis appointments Assgnrs ofDuSCAH rnifE Of tho Cb County,
AMI State Of NcBiors, within said District who has been auc q
hankupt uIon his peto b. Ae District Cou Of sal DA1roL
Died asAee' IoiA, September, 2J a. D. l'ei. -
FRANCIS & BOWMAN, Assignee.
80. ! Bgeklag a., New lVIk (J
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gtgal Qoli,fs.

~. ~ New-Yori-IOS ". cox. Plaintiff. against JAALS
HITCHCOCK JOSIAH WCOISEi.
oasrof uote jcuatd lot Rev. STAMP,
,rtrsc tCom serrc To tie Defend. 5oc original
sunroari anil
guei he complaint - q action vh vil BE- tei
fe Of ~ Clerk snl County VI NcHiofE q te tJ .
Yo Ctr and copy 60 hc s4i toupat
en- e rh.rrtr 70 q De B"os~ street Lrk %, Nss
Comfy lsf
eu.tt d. c icfcc. aui f 90 susr'r to fad CON
usn. wa a. tine afresad the plaintiff o. action vl take !ts
en 81 Fre hundred and hr three dollar
ofJuy thoIfani sst unfs4 AID
s1.y teyes Lesics lie co o IBIS action pst Ju 81 lo'
F J. MOlSsEN. IanIff Attorney,
En y no B,Fose street Brooklyn, y. Y
The npni o the shove 'u e'oa au' l c oaee '
he CLERK " s Cy All Coaay oAcs ua le ~ @ VI A-ss'
ilos-bAsa August -, lsos. j. J.. ApIhhLN,
srrq isvfr1nH PililtTs Attorney
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
6tatbtrs.

A YOUNG LADY wishes a POSITION in u
~ FAMILY SCHOOL3 teafh tho higher bfsehss 81 frrh
good French scholar Addr Box No 200 New
Haven Conn.
A YOUNG LADY, who has had two years ex-
y pernee wishes POSITION lniy INSTRUCT chill
DkEE fne pianist Address or No 2o SevlarrH Conh
A YOUNG LADY, competent 10 instruct in
IA the kngsL branches desires tl poson Of Waiting kesen
GoyeueaS Addres. 1BACBEk No 800 wes, Forty ihldst
A YOUNG LADY-A graduate of Rutgers
~ FeEae College also of Dr. Do LNs SeAod for Physical EdueA
wishes situation TEACH the higher Bag bran es aud
naics ether IN city county Avn TEACHER No LAS Broad
way. corner Of ffty-iblrdast
A UNIVERSITY GRADUATE, a thorough
"a classical sebe and depnarsn Of several JeaS eIpenoe
desires engagement Reis 70 gentlemen Of the hgLes leTJ
siaudug Address ALPHA Boz No. icl Tnbnne o6ee
LVANTED-A TEACHER Of the FRENCH.
w GERMAN. and SPANISH LANGUAGES Cal after o'clock
al No. 329 Bass Twenty tLrd Il. Nes Yort.
Il. }. sTURGrs. A. NJ. Principal.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30

i NVVIII WT T
1 STATES for the SOUTHERN DISTRICT Of NRW.YORK-la the
matter of ROBERT ". BOYD Banirupt-is BlSERuTCr 10
WHOM TT MAY CONCERN: The undersigned hereby notice
u his appointment Assignee 81 the q ROBERT BOYD Of
Ia o. n
augoi Bankrupt HE prton SAID
District Court said DisinDate II CITY day of
September A. d.. 1901 NJ ANDRuSS. Assignee
laxJw No % Pine New York CitV.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30

EOR SALE-A desirable COUNTRY RESI-
D SCE Bloomfield " J. Two u ald. Nth abuEisuco
u - fa4 fruit ar,e barn esrre house m,ns house
dfeng fourteen rooms, urudrg h i-d bah
rooms ~ perfect order lighted by ea rb hss no improve
meat. For ftscf particulars upp,y 70 G. H. STulT
Rco'a 40 a Triuitv Bailug. NeS-York.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
s3rcuklpm graI Gstatr for salt.


DROOKLYN PROPERTY for SALE-The
ID hreestory Brick HOUSE with Brown Store trimmings NO
good has hot and cold water lot 2 Pee
$4,000 Apply premises EDWARD CLARhb Room No W
M ~ Broadst
E1OR SALE-One of the finest RESIDENCES
10 the CITY BroGslyn with -FOUR FULL LOTS Of GkOlND, u
rertly opposite Prospect Park Brooklyn. Tie house ana ls@
TALLY built brick the ean style Of architecture ifom pans l
by Of architects il the c.y. IL rpee Win 'rT
modern convenience This opportunity seldom to be mst WIN -
reasonable Of the Muet cpmps feHences pa
Brooklyn Price 5000 Terms el set OF plans can D"
and permits and particulars had hg appJingto
JOHNSON MILLER, No = Nlssan',.
FOR SALE-BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
superb four HOUSE, furnished uufT shtd
in elegant and perfect order; all modern ecu immediate pos
session. unsurpassed location, ng Carroll Pa terms e reason
able For particulars apy premises No 2 COurtsL 10 v"
A. TOWNSEND ADAMS, No. "a Broonest, y. Y
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Sutton Sails of Stal estate.
w II. MuLxR Auetoneer
DY NSON g. MILL Err
I'D AUCTIOSEERS AND
RROKERS


REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No 2A NAsslr-sr.. CKpAKsr., NEN.foRE
Ion.e, Stores Conu Seats and Fa horst sold rented eve
changed NEGOTIATED Auction Sales Siocs Fnlre hdse
On EDSESDAl Oct u o'clock AZ Exchange sAesroom Ss-
III Broadway. n. Y
FWpFvRrN
BEDFORD AvE-East side between Flushing ave- anl hers~
Lots
Rusn.sr-South SIDE 90 feet a. Wythe ave, Lots
MoiroS sr-Suuth side. lla f,t vest of W theaYe Lot
CtYNKRsr-Norh side rs ct west ci " the ave, Lot
BRoADwAY-Junc,ion Of keap 90, Lots
IooPRR.sr-No side near II risanare . Lots ,.e -.
srsPot ~ Lots 90 eth see loo iee'S
inches o Bedford ave. 49,,
MACY AVA AND RurLHDGE srSoutt.ves corner LOIS ,
Also the very desirable story aoi basement BnA ouse rhsy
located on the northeast o Lecne and hoss
LOT 1905 excellent oer has Just been panied IL" 'hs o.
bestoc FOR store In the eli
Maps Office, No - Nassais'
On THURSDAY Oct J. at IL clock al Hi'n'Ne' ' +' ~
~ Broadwar y. Y.
cyotcp PRoPERr 2L, between Fourth aud fhh'
- .y,.csllar ham. Vop.e
side Of 18TH ST. ~ e, west OF Fourh'
y bon.e has btsa water and marble Mah'es uiougnoutI
E l,ch,n and auudry anl spacious closet ooh SUBSTANTIALLY
Gnt apd complete all It's appointments meuAe
H., ,h,e ANAL ouses with fall lots OF gronud On h 81 10
The rear OF the property reated r A Ias o tlS
purchase remain on mol'S'e" ." f Nr' AfFV
10 Auc.ioneers No % Nssssn,s@
Also. Forty eighth ST. norm s40 ~ " ""''' w.
full Lots
New-York tribune., 1867-09-30
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
aTArEs r tLe sOLLnARN DLhLAICr u AAN iOAk-a tas

sTAlE5 f tLe sou IHAkS DISTRICT ei NEW lUkh-at tae
matter Of -
GEORGE GREEN
ISAIAH 7. WILLIAMS Regis,
p-rO WHOM II MAY CONCERN The uricfss suel ,fsby go'
- Bic appointment Gguce - GEORGE GREEN. 81 the
C ~ sesYot The Couuiy of New iors and state Of Eesiofk
thin said District uh. has baeu aufed bankuft upon h,
petition by tie DiFcI C0a VI ss Dstbatei The h DAY 0f
september. A u. 1901. ALBEIT SMITH. A.. nee
- NJ I.-l