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AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this excellent medicine enjoys fs
c
where the system seemed saturated With corrup-
%
waited ey the scrSiulous 20 contamination until they
in such great numbers in almost every section OF Of
the country, that the public scarcely need to be
scrofulous poison is one OF the most destructive
enemies Of oIr race. Often this unseen and unfeit
on and invites ne a.taeS of biz
diseases: without citing s%tpieis9 50 p Of its pres
.na
son rapidly develop into one or ether Of hideous
In the latter, tuberces may We suddenly deposited
IN the lungs or heart or tumors formed in the
.tn foul on some part the S body dye
Hence the osGasionst use OF bottle Of thi: Sar'
tom. Of disease appear rersons stiictsd
1d III. III. ;ss H. ~
iRhSonys Tire Rse Ro.s or Lry.ipsas letter Salt
scrofulous dises'e Also. in the more concesled
Epilepsy, Eeprsisis, and the various Uiceroui' ''
afsctiGs: OF the muscular and n neryoq; ~ systems
cured ~ it. though long time is required for sub.
dung these obstinate maladies By any medicine.
the complaint. .LeucOrrshsa or whites, Uterine
Ulcerations. and Female Diseasee. are commonly
:ss sns s sas ' ~
each case are found in our Almanac, supplied
gratis. Rheumatism and Gout, when caused By
sccumulatiops Of extraneous matters in the blood,
yield quickly to it, a. also Liver Complaints, Tor
pidity, Congestion or Inhanmat OF the Liver
and Jaundice, when arising as they often do, from
the ranking poisons In the blood. This sARSA-
yigor of the system. Those who are LanRSid and
Listless Despondent, pless, and troubled with
Nervous Apprehe nsions Fears, or any OF the at
fections y mptomat tie Of Weak ness, will nd mme-
diate relief and convincing evidence Of its restors
tive power upon trial.
DIR. J. Q. AVER CO., LOWELL, MASS,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS.
Sold by oil Druggists Every where
z. ID. GILMAN,
NH l-eo9m Agent, WAshin ngton.
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DISTINGUISHED NEW WORKERS T,
RICHMOND,

RIcHMoND, VA, May lS.-The steamer Isaac
Bell, OF the Richmond and New York line. ar.
rived here this morning from New York with
seventy invited guests, including forty ladies
Among the que Is are Mayor Hoffman. Senator
Bradiey. General Sautelle, U. s. A. Morgan
Jones, Z. g. Cornell, j. b. Nicholson, Isaac
BEL, oven W. Brennan, Henderson Moore,
Judge Do Wing, Henry Smith, and other well
known New Workers. A banquet will be given
on the ship this afternoon.
Ihe party tomorrow leave for Petersburg.
and VIII reloin the steamer at City Point and
upon arriving at Norfolk will visit Fortress
Monroe, and return TO New York on Thurs.
day evening. Mayor Cahoon has taken charge
OF mayor Hoffman. meeting of the City
Councll VIII be held this evening to welcome
the visitors The new Steamer made the trim
nandsomely, and to the satisfaction of the
builder. who was among the passengers. Gen
Mahone came up with the party from Norfolk.
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fhOM EUROPE TO-DAY, BY CABLF
The Impeachment News Abroad-How tn,
England. "
LONDON, May 1S.-A telegram from the New
York Associated Press Office announcing the
aequlttal OF Pres ident johnson on the eleventh
impeachment article, hes created most pro-
found sensation. Nearly sll the morning Jour
nails have editorial articles on the subject.
Inc Times says the eleventh article is almost
.oo Nague ior any substantial chsrge, but the
vote upon IT corrects the fear of any party bias.
ano SHOWS the case TO have been Judged on its
merits alone.
The korring Telegraph has the following
dignity and decorum have marked the whole
Tlai, and the non removal of the President Is a
most hitting close. Even the most ultra Radi
calls will be compelled to admit this at no dis
tant day.
The Stonddrd says the Radical plot has baer
beaten, and the country has been saved the
shame Of deposing its Chief Magistrate for re-
inslng TO obey an illegal act Of Congress.
LONDON, May ls-Forenoon-Consols for
money, ga as4k; U. S. 5.2O's, 7OIa;I: Fries
ASK; Illinois Central, 95
FRANKFORT, May yls-Forenoon.-U. S. 5-aO's.
LIvERPooL, May 1s-Forenoon.-Coron nm
changed; sales Of 1900 bales
SoUTHAMfToN, May ls-Arrived- Steamer
Union, from New York, on the 7th inst.
LONDON, Nav 1S.-Arriye yed-Steamer Cordo
va. from New York, on April 25
QUEENsTowN, May 1S.-The steamer LIbe-
ria, from New York, on the 7th, arrived yes
terday.
LONDON, May 1s-Forenoon -ConsoIs. a,xa
~ Tor money, Fries. 4S4; u. s. 5-2O's, II
LIVERPOOL, May y1S-Aiternoon-Cotton ca
sier, sales VIII not exceed 10000 bales Prices
unchanged.
LONDON, May ie-Evening.-Consols, aiaa
4h; llLinois Central, siA; Fries, i5k; U. S.
5-20's, 71aaH4.
FRANkfoRT: May Is:-U. S. 5-sO's firm.
LIVERPOOL, May 1s-Evening.lCotiono ouiet.
sales OF le.ee bales; prices unchan, cd
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fBy Bankers and Brokers Telegraph. IL

BY Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson 4 Do. quote stocks and bonds
In home and foresGn markets as follows;
NEW YORK, May ls.-First Board-u SIS,
lsl, coupon, lis; o30's. ls6a, coupons, lOe \ ;
coupon, new, iosk 5.se'e, ls67, ooupon. 1904 ;
l04os, coupons, iWlT .3O's second iue \: Z sBs,
third. l07 \; Pacific Mail, a0k; Ohio and Missis-
sIppi Certificates 29A; Marposa, S; Atlantic
Union Telegraph, = Il; ~ n cksilver,2 % 4: Boston
water Power, SO4 N. Y Central. Issy; Ere,
o. y; DO. Preferrd. "A; Hudson. lJ7; Reading,
ern, s6s; Illinois Central, las; Cleveland and
Pftxbure, 4k: Northwestern, sc h; do. prerd.
TX; Cleveland and Toledo I0s Y Rock island,
ssk; Fert Wayne, iO5S; Alton AZ Terra Haut4
%2A Toledo Wabs. e,cOk; Adams Ex-, .
Wells, Fargo q Co. Express, ~; American
Express 55a, Unred States Express, 5lk :Mer-
chants Union. % II; Chicago and Alton. I2S 4 /:
Gold, 1874 Market dull
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TIE PURrosE OF THE ADJoURNMENT.-
ne chronicle OF yesterday, says in adJourning
the high court Of impeachment over. until the
2oth instant, the Senators have acted wisely.
1t was eminently wise and proper, TO adjourn
until the 26th, leaving the articles OF impeach-
ment undetermined and yet 10 be voted upon.
This will prevent the White House criminal
(already carrying the damning infany of thir-
ty-fye votes for his convicton) from setting
aside the reconstruction governments of the
Southern States, and will compel the recusant
republicans either to vote for OF against the ad-
mission Of Arkansas. Louisiana, Florida, South
Carolina, Georgia, and North Carolina, IN ac-
cordance with the terms prescribed by them.
selves. When these States are admitted, there
will be added to the body Of the Senate and to
the High Court OF Impeachment ten or twelve
new radical Senators. With such an accession
OF strength, there will be no difficulty in con-
victine and deposing Andrew Johason. The
House of Representatives should prepare forth.
with new article ofimpeachment, and arraign
the presidential culprit at once; and the Senate
as constituted after the admission of the South
ern States, should take short, sharp and de.
cislye action upon il.
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CHANCE AoAIxsr TRADE Socrsrrss.-
meeting OF mastar bricklayeD was held last
evening. IL was stated By the chairman that
the meeting had Aeen called for the purpose OF
taxing action In reference to the resol1tion OF
the jonneymen, reQctring master bricklayers
Rsmarks condemnatory Of the course OF the
employees we're made BY several persona. II
Was stated 1sn Mnch Of tbe pauperism In
tivsly 6W young men learn trAAss, snd - ~
the reasons Why they do not eGter soms
mechanical calling, was tie pyohibition DlseeS
against them BY the trade PkilsdsL
pkSe Aos, l8A.
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
RENEWER

HAS PROVED ITSELF TO BE THE MOST PERFECT
PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR EVER Of
.FBRED THE PUBLIC.
1t Is o vegetable compound, and contains no iniu-
rious pro pc rites whatever.
IL sctH restore Gray HAIR 10 its orfginaE color.
II will keep the hair from falling out.
1t cleanses the scalp and makes the hair soft, lus
trous and silken.
It's q splendid hair dressing.
No person, cid or young. should fail to use 1t.
IL IS recommended and used By the first Medical
authority.
Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian II air Re-
newer, and take no other
r p. HALL CO, Nashua, N. H., Proprietors
For sale by all druggists. my 4-eo2m
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AMERICAN HOUSE,

which have recently been made in this populsr
Hotel, the largest in New England, enable the pre-
Prietors to offer to Tourists, Families, and the
Travelling Public. accommodations and conve-
niences superior to any other Hotel in the city.
During the past summer additions have been made
OF numerous suites of apartments, with bathing
rooms. water closets, &c, attached; one of Tufts
magnificent passenger elevators, the best sn-
structed conveys guests to the upper story of the
house In one minute; the entries have been newly
and richly carpeted, and the entire house thor
oughly replepished and refurnished, making it, In
all it's appointments, equal to any hotel in the coun
try.
Telegraph Office, Billiard Halls, and Cafe on the
first floor. LEWIS RICE SON,
my 2-lawSm Proprietors.
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ing IL bees use he understood some one else oro-
posed TO do so.
Mr.. Woodward asked leave to reply, but IL
was refused, and the resolution was adopted
The Speaker announced as the Special Com
mittee " Investigation on the facts in relation
TO the letter written 10 senator Heuderson-
Mcssrs. Scofield ePa-,l Lawrence 90. J Eldridge
wis., Coburn lind, and Ferriss IN "
The House resolved itself into Comni..ee of
the Whole on Indian Appropriation bill aud
whilst il was being read no quorum was pres
ent, and a call of the House was ordered ans
now in progress.
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fs-dsy's New York Markets.

NEW YORK, May ls.-Cotton Y uiet AZ sac for
Uplands. Freigh's dun. Turpen tine ats, : as
Rosin dull al s3a3.12X. Flour duh and droop-
ing. Wheat dull and cent lower. Corn O aiet
ana unchanged. Rye Lao cents lower PorE
firmer at s2s.55s 2s.s5. Lard q uiet.
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PROPELLER ScUrrrEn

SANDusKr. OHIO, May Is.-The propeller
Oveida, OF Buffalo, bound for Chicago. and
loaded with merchandise, went ashore this
morning At Cedar Point, near this city, having
got on ner course through a defect In the COM
pass, and was sc cuttled to save her from hs.ah
ing upon the rocks. 1t is thought that she can
be raised with the aid Of a steamship. No lives
lost. A>o hNes
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A CA r d.

Clergyman while residing in South America
ea missi oDary, discover ed safe and simple rem
sdy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early De-
cay, Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs,
and the whole train of disorders brought on by
baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been cured by this noble remedy Prompted by Q
desire to bene it the afflicted and unfortunate will
send the recipe for preparing and using this medi
Free Of Chnrse Address.
JOSEPH 7. INMAN, Station D, Bible House,
my 9-3ms New York City.
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GOVERNMENT TELEGRAPH BETWEEN NEW
YORK AND WAsHINGToN.-Mr. Washburne, of
Illinois, introduced to-day a bill, which was
referred to the Committee on Post Offices and
Post Roads, for the construction of a Gov
eminent telegraph, under the direction Of the
fost Omce Department, between New York
and Washington. No message shall be sent
over the line unless stamped with a three
uniform rate for the transmission of mes
sages, without regard to distance, of one cent
for each word and exclusive of address and
signature, but no message shall be sent for less
than ten cents; and two cents shall be charged
Tor the delivery. Government dispatches shall
go free and be entitled to priority. Newspa-
per kilograms shall be transmitted at a reduc-
non not exceeding fifty per centum on their
rates. seventy live thousand dollars is ap-
propriated for the purpose of establishing the
line.
INTERNAL REvENUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day were S6SO9lI.SS.
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W all Street To-dav

NEW YeRK- May ls.-Stocks active and lower
Governments active.
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ARRAIGNED FOR NTrpnrp

EXETER, N. H., May ls-Josiah L. Pike was
al aIragneo To-day for the murder Of Mr.. and
Ms. Inomas Brown. He plead guilty 10 both
charges. He appeared nervous and downcast.
Tnere was large crowd present
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY

An ESSAY FOR YoGNs MEN on THE CRIME OF
SOLITUDE, and the DISEASES and ABUSES which
create imDediment to MARRIAeK, with sure m,ans
Of relief. Sent In sealed letter envelopes, free
Howard Association, PhilsdeIphia. Pc. ia 90 an
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The M. T.. GENERAL CoNFERENCE.-In the
Saturday afternoon session of the General Con-
ference the order of business was the prsenta.
ton of resolutions. Rev. Mr. Mahen, of Indi-
ana, proposed new form for solemizng mat
rimony. Rev. Mr.. Wheeler. of North Ohio, Of
tered resolution requesting the Centen nry
OomEfttee to appropriate SUFFICIENT sum to
establish German theological professorship
at Berea. Bishop Simpson laid before the con.
terence a communication from the Synod of the
Reformed Pres byterian Church concerning the
omission Of all recognition OF the Supreme Being
and divine Prov idence In the Constitution OF
the United States referred.
~ Chicago has six and half millions OF
debt tE - =
~ The latest novelty Is q wicker Saratoga
trunk. rrr a.. a 3 ltf - 81 ss.sss, .rl-l' =
- Columbia, S. O., - TO have . national
hank aR tro9 "a s&43 de- #fTTF
~ White felt. OxieId hats are the sprias
style for gentlemen - atfa - stifees-
~ They are taking about nominating az.
Gov Perposnt ~ . radical candidate for Cen
gress in West Virginia
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THE WHITE HoUsE.-The crowd of visitors
at the Executive Mansion this morning was
very large, and many were admitted to sea the
President Mrs. Dr. Mary Walker was among
the visitors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-18

MAYOR WALLACE, who has been confined TO
his house some days by indispositiop, is better
to-day, we are to state, and will soon be able to
resume his official duties
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !

DEPARTMENT OF STATE !
WAsHIgGToN, May Is, 1863.
Information has been received at this De-
paItluent from Mr.. q. A. Munro, the Consul of
the United States at Lisbon, Portugal. of the
death, on the 7th Of April ultimo, at the St.
Joseph Hospital, Lsb IN, of Thomas Mayden
a coalheaver, belonging to the u. S. 5. 'sSham-
rock"
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APPoINTED.-Mr Horatio Bates, of this city,
has been appointed to a clerkship in the Treas
ury Department. Mr.. Bates for several years
past has been an assistant to Prof Marini.
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GsyernAent Arcsritiea,

WAsHnsIos, May ~, Ises-Jay Osoke a
DO. furnish the following quotations OF Gov
eminent securities:
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SAYLEs j. bowen, Republican nominee for
Mayor of Washington, and member Of the Ma
tional Union Executive Committee, is among
the number OF those who leave here tonight
for Chicago.
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NEWARK, n. J., Nay 1e.-Father Madden,
at Madison, N. J died here to-day.
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ALTHOUGH many Senators and Representa-
lives have LETT here for the purpose of attend
ing the Chicago Convention, it is believed there
will be a quorum present in both Houses dur
ing the
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
UNION HOTEL, SARATOGA.
POPULAR PRICES.
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS FOR FAM.
LIES AND GENTLEMEN.
s4so Per Day, sss Per Week, sloO for four weeks
Omnibus and Baggage Master to receive Checks
at Station.
OPEN FROM JUNE Isr TO OCTOBER 1sr.
Address LELAND BROTHERS,
Or b. LELAND CO.,
my W&S,6w Metropolitan Hotel.
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- a Frssch OssAoilc church 4. - -.
In Uuca, N. Y. $40. - 30. ~ - o'"is
- Thsre are seventy theussnd fsruer, a.,
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INTERNAL REvENUK.-The receipts from this
source to-day We're $3.50 9lI.SS.
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THE PRESIDENT was serenaded on SATURDAY.
night by the Academy Band, under the leader
ship of Mr.. John Esputa. Upon the conclu-
sion Of the serenade the President expressed
his qualification at the compliment
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TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. w. WOODWARD,
cAso JxItise etAs SSyrsyse Co~rr Of Pa, ,srifss:
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, Isz
81, and ,HOGn.1dls German ~ I sittsI.' Is good
- Of great IN cases Of debility and want q
''''' action 'h' GiS. ca;ss@ W. WOO %ocb5WaRRDn
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
ysdss af tas Sss7ems Cosyf Of PennsyIvasts.
Ieonsider .aooisnds German Bftter. a. rsisa. i1?s
SySee.s can eertify this from ny perisnSs Ss
JAMES THOMPSON"
YROA REY. JOSEPH H. KENNARD. d. ID.
Pssso- o. aSs Tssti Bapfia Casrci, PAiIadeIphia
D-. yaeks0s-Desr sir; have been frequently
lions Of different kinds Of medicines, but regarding
o n :: 0s Fl @
issiiy, q the u.siaine:s o{ Dr. HoOS.ud German
:i..:. :;s. On !, : ss. ::a ::a = ssl.ss Lssg Cor
Stn ss ysIy beneficial to shoss Who suSsr fs ffom n
-; p. KENNARD,
Eighth. below Coates street.
FROM REV Z. d. PEypALL.
Asstsfass Edtsr Oristias CsYs.icIs, PIfla.
j have derived decided benent from the uss of
Hosn Germar Birters, and feel IA nv privi-
eee 20 iesommen nd them - . most valua le tsnic
s4n2 from
b. yrspALL.
CAUTION.
Hooe and n German Remedies are oounterfs,ts
See that the dgnsturs Of Q. II. yACKSoHis o
the wrapper os earh bottle. All sshsrs are ooaa.
torfsit.
Principal once and Manufaetory stthe Ger man
nedicine store, No. 63l ARCH STREET, ,.Phila.
asl1his, Pc.
CHARLKs II. EVANS, Pro
Torlasriy O. II. JACks0 s
..~ PBICBg. ncss tFr.
ssa.ad' s'..'a sits'"' I:s :I1 Sss:'s .----s,:
Hoe6Andb German fonte, yat % n auart hottls0,
~po not forget to sxszins ven ths artseIs ysu
bsy, IN order - Get ne genuine.
Sold by Dr.sEiss ssA Dealers svsFyvhsxs
u-DkWso6
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OUTHERN DELEGATES ASKING sD-
MISSION.
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GRANT TO BE NOMINATED BY AC.
CLAMATION.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
EASTERN DELEGATES on THE GROUND.

GENERAL suCKLEs TO PRESIDE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-21


pDg 80 ESQ. s..utI.t.l November IL, 0urStOy Dick
tcuemcut hol,e eight families 25A45 u ' i'. s'-1.
location soiE -. o. j. tyelc' best, - IT, east i"ll
EouItl.lVc. Cost tEolH Owner. John ltAAohe! A1'''
te,t. John lane. S proved November IT, go, ..,.
Pnu No So. Submitted NoV. u, 4sloy oIiN win
brown stone front sclI houses, 25N10 IT, o" ~ us
Location uoii sc ~ t1tG,t l2j cast from OtHaNt.'
cost 100000 for e.C hGduS owner, Mathew b!IHes'
Architect. Gage li-.te. Approved Nov. L. ., ,.,.
Plan no $50. submitted nov. il, 55HNl( pI'A' VIZ
brown stone lrJt dwelling houses, &N45 IT., ana % IT,
high Location >, . OF tll7t, l53 II. west OF 2''t
cost $4,000 fore .Ul.o..C. OWutrs john ana 0tu ~
1.UdtCl Art eco, james y. Prison. Approved oN; it'
Plan No. 85l submitted Nov lG, three 5-si0ll oHtA,
O. e. nigh; lcctt. '" it W. o! - MIG rive; o. -
6Jthst cost SO. each building; owner Is.ei T.
becker: archi.t.,, Robert Nook Approved NOV u.s. 49,
pau No So. sI' ;cd Nov. Is, brick woodshed 45\i'
a.. and ia it .ucati0I, S. W. COL lJlnst ana 4v.l
ave- cost 800; owner, e. MOhluau; architect, IT, Ans
lyc. Approved E. .-, IL. 800, -.
plan No. So s.ul ttcd nov 10, 4story. brick tene-
iLeuth0use for tur sno,, 2jX4S r.. and 30 r. hgh
location so. SIS .i. cost 5000; owner and alcAl-
Vect Isaac HOrca -tcr Approved nov. IS.
Plan No sos. stuttru Nov TO- I'VE thfee-stOly pflck.
with hToWu-sGLc .ou;, d~ Cling houses 4JAoJ Iett anu
feet high: location, northeast corner IOurthaAc ara
Eighty III list; Slj0l cachi owner AhIe ~ boOA
man; architect, J1.r's H. GILES . go, ,., 49,,
Plan no. s6S. .1hull,t0 Now 10, bIicK, with Drown
front. dweuloc-p 2GNJ7 feet, ana "a fcet heAi
location No 80 Vest FDlty-uutn-st; cost, S-o owner
builder. aGd alcli Get, John ~ EOnurc.
Plan No 65l Submitted Nov. L. Duluilg lot hltoaeu 10
JHdewSt. Jail, ~ 4s It, aud IL. IT, msni Cost Sloooi
Architect, james H. Coulter Approved Nov. -
Plan No 6C5, Submitted Nov. 10, l, brcki Win pfOW-
atone front, dvCu- house, 2lNo4 IT, ana %. II hEl
location. No. l. West FiItisecoudst: Cost, $4,000;
Owner. a. l.. Bishops Architect D. Burgess. Approved
$ov. ~.
plan No $50 submitted Nov. II. brck boieyhousc, TX
IT,, and Is II. h.sh Location. Pkc-st Cost, NtO1
owner Mr. BreeS; Architect Oeo. Nas'"r' Approved
= 81.
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REAL ESTATE.



The week which may be said to close WIN
slov was busy ono f3r real estate dealers, ANA some
aushoneers must have male largo profits ROM MOE
percentage on slles The largest Offering was Joy '-e
Messrs Johnson and 0,i'r. Who presented on Iut.o'l
which were then sold ana the ilrm now W
announce. In thc newspapers aNd ON l4t.. si tl'
Tuesday next thnt VIII 90 clear OF me ci."'.1v ..t
sell tie baucc regardless n cos- o9u Ltt9
lots m New i.r,., or red lv e Msrs A. D. MtlucEJ 70
4 Bro and the Ntc.-rs A. j. Bccg seI, son 90 ti.o
80 be rather advanced ior f prices " ne obto loI
lands wherOu To build Up "a home ID Iu'HutS
only known 10 tng1Lrii h.cal engineers anu u" W.,
authorities, ana where schools 8Hd chOiche', rAH lV.
convenient have 20 s,rre within miles, where stree,
aud avenues ONLY imaginary, ana Whflo 'ht ll'',
urelentiOua " boulevard Is only Oesrnalcl ~! 80
0npretentiOus piece ~ pine board. lctercd Dy llr
~sho spells tuc phonetic principle, and VINO
las struggled through his jub Win cAVt'"ttr
haste as II ashamed 90 be caught ar t"c
employment. Sunshine, green grass md the u"- ~
p0sa OF lands not Lii out INTO towns ana HN g. nr
railroad stations and turqibus; but raw, c.Ii'
irg dd}, c+t as may hc tN e'iti 80 t,tf.lp and
Der month, b. not the ono 90 MAKE eii ~ I,' 80, boz,
60 encourage property owners Ia place tI' So, G. Co
market To-day thc MessIs. A. j. IlcccLti, eVl 81 ~
occupied tho Eyc.auee for t.c sue u NUS ~ - Nnluly
sold al their Waieloups iu brooklyn. 5Slo3 DICE
With lot Is 9x75 g. 80 So Prospect % IT, from Adams ST.
~ w. 80 ny rIrEClrR. son & 90.
Lot on Ave g. O. o. from a1tst I-t7 To- vas P ss-oo
chase r. ~ VeTaa .f b r. j. nssd fo... $3.50
80 oas s7.Est 5 e. w. from ave. 4, 219' i v's 500 aim
H. Ee.e1 hr ir C's Hir,ber G-..... $50
.t.-, b-5rf t0. , a.r.. tle 81 Ia.lr IT, nth
r,sr,l.. aai F.tpIsc BroAlr1 o' -1.'''I VI" ,o-so
ory tr,s store a,e VIII lot as 2.'io' d. was SOLD TO ,o,o
o7 ba, no, p I ; ID. '.''s 4.,.'' 1910