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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-30

MAzEPPA-Tn TEMPLEToN TRoUPE.-The
representation Of Mazeppa on the Citadel
Green tonight is to be the grandest theatrical
event that has ever startled tie people of Char
lesion. Messrs. Gates 4 OBrien, who are
managing the celebrated Luande Circus, will
furnish the trained horses necessary for this
wonderful performance, ard Mr.. TempIeton's
popular troupe will supply the actors. Every
possible arrangement will be made within the
pavilion for the accommodation of spectators,
especially Of ladies. The company have been
performing in Savannah, and are thoroughly
up in their parts, so that The play goes on
smoothly and well, and with wonderful vraisem-
bance. But the scene tina. attracts most at
tention is where Mazeppa, stripped and bound
to his horse, having been hurried along by the
frightened animal for days and nights, is car
ried into the midst Of drove Of wild horses in
desert OF Tartary, and there sinks into uncon-
sc;ousness as his horse dies beneath him.
Mazeppa is represented BY Miss Kate Raymond.
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CLIFFORD n MATHEWES.

Real Estate Agents, No. Sc Brond-street'
For sale and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS of 4 superior quality, on
deep water navigation aud healthy locations all the
year.
all parts OF the State.
CITY PROPERTY of every description.
Soremhsra 3mos.
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ANNUAL EXERCISES CT THE METHODIST Sun
DAY SCHOOL UNIoN.-The annual exercises Of
the Methodist Sunday School Union were cee-
brated yesterday afternoon, at Bethel Church.
An address was delivered by Rev. John t.
Wightman, and speeches were made by
Masters J. ". ]. Yates, Fl. NJ. Cleckley, and
Carson Shirer. all did WE'LL and especially
.shirer, little boy OF eight years of age. Re-
ports we're read from all the Methodist Sun
daY Schools of The city, showing them TO be
in o prosperous condition. A number OF
HYMNS we're sung, and the effect Of so many
childish voices uniting III one air was remark
ably pleasing. There was very large atten-
dance OF the children and their friends, aud
the celebration was in every respect credltaDie
to the denomination.
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AMusEMENTs,-Charlest will not be with
out amusements for any length Of timS this
winter. Tonight Gates & C'Brien, in combi-
nation with Templeton, present Mazeppa with
circus accompaniments, and will continue dur
ing the week. Next week we have Dan Cas-
telio's camels and circus. In January Profess
.sor Cromwell will exhibit new patent stereop-
,ticon With dissolving views. In the1atter part
Of January or the first Of February the Parepa-
Rosa opera troupe will visit the city, and they
will be followed by Harry Sanderson, the cele-
brated pianist, and his concert company. Gil
bert and Templeton will fill up the intermis-
sions with theatricals.
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Glnc Artj.

n, REAT ATT Il a TION
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Jesse C. Miller, Administrator, Us. Geor!
W. Hicks and Wife, et al.
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$L5,O7s,sa2
LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

VIOLENT ASsAULT.-On the evening OF the 10th
ul'., William Dougherty. pedler residing ut
Harpve, was violently assaulted and beaten with
club by his brotherinlaw so that his life is despaircd
OF. Yesterday Coroner Hen erickson OF Jamaica
took the wounded mans deposition and issued
warrant for the arrest OF Meancthon Fleet the party
accused Of committing the assault
QUEENS COUNTY BOARD OF SUPMvIsoRs.--At
meeting Of the Queens county Board Of Supervisors
on Monday last vote was taken on the question OF
building new Court House at Jamaica, resulting In
o vote Of four in favor of jamaica to two against
The Board also voted to increase the salary OF the
District Attorney to 81 900 per annunk VIM. Dur.
land, late Sheriff. was appointed Inspector Of High
ways In the county OF Queens.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY-At an early hour yesterday
morning John II. Van wyck, colored man residing
at West Jamaica, when returning from q ball, was
stopped on the highway near his residence by three
highwaymen, two OF whom held him, while the
third, with pistol kept him silent while he robbed
him OF twenty five dollars: after which they band
aged his mouth and eyes ana left him to find the
way home as best ho could while they made good
their escape.
BURGLARY At GRERNroRr-On Sunday evening
last the store of b. II. Sisson at Greenport L. L. was
entered by burglars and the safe opened By means
OF duplicate key which had been carelessy LEFT in
drawer SIX hundred dollars In money and notes and
checks to the amount Of $500 more were stolen Four
hundred dollars OF the stolen money belonged to
Captain Jarvis Wood ana $500 to A. Payne, which
had been placed there for safe Keeping. Previous to
finding the Key the burglars had unsuccessfully at
tempted to drill and pry open the SAFE The tcIe-
70 facilitate their escape from the locality which il
- believed they did In the six A. n. train for New
York
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Real Estate Notes.

How TO buy real estate cheap-Buy IL at the own
er's valuation to the assessor; II you can get 1t.
'Brick" Pomeroy claims to have paid out more
money for building in La Crosse than any other four
OF her business men. Ills Opera House Block, now
nearly completed. with the grounds, cost over
100000. The next best building in the city il the
new Court House. which cost about $4,000. The
next largest block to Pomeroy's is Edwards brick
block, put up six years ago at a cost OF about
s2so00. Frankie, Knudson, Rodolf and Esperson
have lately put up fine blocks costing about $25 900
EACH Pomeroy's Opera House Block Is i've stories
high, the highest building in the city, ana to erect
and the four story printing house adjoining the same
some OF the real estate owners of Boston are con.
graduating themselves and give vent TO the follow
ing:--with all the improvements carried into effect
by the working City Council OF Boston for 1868, the
assessed taxes are one-third less than IN many OF
the suburban towns and cities. The widening Of
Devonstre, fremont. Federal, Court and other
streets shows what energy ana good Judgment Will
accomplish. Scollay's buildings should be demol-
ished By the present city government, the Court
being needed Tor public travel.
lot $50 by Iio on the corner Of Hasel and Con-
cord streets, Charleston, s. c., was sold on Friday
last for So 700, one-third cash.
referring to the sugar cane lands New Orleans
paper says:--From the late sales Of lands In La
erty has been greatly enhanced within the year past.
The property holders OF New Orleans by combined
worth OF bonds by the city government.
sales OF real estate by the sheriff and to pay debts
In Memphis are quite numerous at present.
The transfers In Pttsburg, Pa, during the past
week show that about $l25 worth Of property has
changed hands.
During the week ending December II the transfers
In Louisville, KY, amounted TO nearly $4,000
sales In partition IN New Orleans, advertised to
come on, are extensive
Most OF the Park place, College place ana Robin
son street property belongs to Columbia College.
The easehoders are obliged to pay for all improve
ments they therefore object to the proposed extern
gfou M
would fall the leaseholders whose leases expire In
q couple Of years.
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INTERNAL REVENUE.
8eeceipts and Abutemenfs.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE INTERNAL REyRNuF,


TREASURY DEPARTMENT., !
OFFICE INTERNAL. REVENUE, !
WASHINGTON, Dec. IL. 1851
To i:on. Il. A. RoLLINs:-
Until the 18th Of April, 1864, the attachments were
for erroneous assessments only and the claims were
not scheduled as has since been the case bu. each
claim was sent back to the collector with the order
FOR Its abatement endorsed upon the back or IT. ana
no record was kept from which the aggregate
amount OF what was abated up to the date above
mentioned can be obtained
1t was not until the 2Sth of November 1864. that
the first attachments were made for the uncollecab,e
taxes. The following Ia correct statement OF the
amounts of collections and abatements and or the
per cent OF the latter from the 18th of April 1881, to
the lst OF December 1865
There was comparatively but a small amount. not
10 exceed 00o abaed before April l5 1864; tho
total amount, therefore, in the accOmpanyinV
schedule IL not quite large enough to include all that
has been abated since the establishment OF the office
OIL internal revenue, although II embraces all that
mas been abated for uncollectabe taxes. After de-
ouctlnS the attachments since June 80, 1865 for
which the amounts OF the collection are not reported
so that the percentage OF aDatements can be est-
mated for the last five months and rejecting the
ought not to be collected because they never should
nave been assessed, the following is a correct state
ment OF the aggregate collections and Attachments
that were Justly assessed but which have not been
coected from the time the Revenue law went into
enect to the 30th OF June, INSTALLATIONS,
81, 1896, S11; attachments Of uncOllectabe taxes
$6,6703l7 or nfty-cght hundredts OF one per cent.
And when the state or tho country especially at
the SOUTH Is taken into consideration also that the
internal revenue system Ia to this country and
the frequent changes that have occurred among
those employed In assessing and collecting the taxes
the percentage which has not been collected il very
small, much less than the osS arising from bad
debts, which attends the successful prosecution OF
almost any branch OF private buslness:--
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mung, Sussex ana Orange county diaries.

fElROLEUM-Receipts 1865 bbs refined and l,4S5 do.
By the maness Ct the stock and the holders
bts Refined was slow Of sale, and holders being
sss az % a Isa prsss f re- S
SOY do, for the balance OF this month"; and 500
a che r s also s sS ss VA. S
sss' SS az ne a1e. %. s0
Ss' but ocss s closing FIRM There
closing latter p sc a ns on the
d ps a. SS s at at ss. s
=. sals steady q .4s ss,e .p''A
e oesns " Fair 70 good grocery roc
@ j, son and SsG: New sh' olea as at
90 losf.iOoc., and 40 boxes Havana 10 ssioCc.
armsr %saoos lse soft of wSit ss' l W"
was AM r ss' Il sa duty paid.
but heard Of further quiet al
a I've I DUH sHd n sss s while
srELTrn was dull fsw small lots sesian were sold at
we vsS"
Baenos Ayrs ana i Mexican on private TERMS Deer
s s H. active demand q. isss sale:
Ms e4as & a. ssd Nat
s.yii dur ps ss I eC9Rs
sSs Snso: A%ssSsn 1Ss 'ss
ss being % M BE ss
SoAP.-Casthe was dul and nominal n l6c. n 1870.
SPERMAcETI.-Rehned was duh. The last sale made
at $50,
TALLow was In moderate demand. Sales 10000 lbs a.
ul{c. I2Ac. for inferior to prime.
ms Straits firmly held, but The business: wa. light.
Boston also 200 slabs ?c cash, closing at a7c Banca
firm. with sales Of $50 pigs ut 2aSc. tons English
brought BLc Plates were quiet but steady l. G. charcoal
was quoted at xS l2H Ss S7&.
ToEAoco-kentucky was slow OF sale, but held at fun
prices The saes confined to about so hhds. at &C.
f3c The business IN s.eilear unimportant. We only
heard OF Is Connecticut at loo 16c Havana
was moderately aavs and sales made OF 200 bales
mar ats &c. II. quote
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icsn ls a lbs lssc ls,c Ms,amoros q a lbs isc
g. 2 iss Ie fss Bahia, d p lbs, Se iSe;, and
hide: including 's d91 sssss
!ss: p s 81 prices without
and small lot Of Gsrtshsrre, arrive, sis American
ws heard Of P' no
@ wST'ash, Old rss were dun New rails
and sol d Ss gold, for Enssh. Refined bar was quoted
IsDIeo. We heard of no sales of moment but prices
Benss = s as, qsGsaisns VIZ a ezra ss s
fs q " sas oa, s.s: Of ordinary foreign
LnATnss-for Ismocs .heanarke. fairly active, and
stock modslass: OAK was fair REQUEST, and with
quote He%osk. saenss Ayrs.'. heavy 27,ss. Is.
aef s do o middle c.i ss Se s Do se Light ss
middle aasS sse $ss. s5s ,,. or
SsG light s'ssy & DO good damass all Kinds
and Ss , rss' Zoe ssc DO PSor0 s aSc as % in
sS na &c. nsSs sa 4Hs si q a s
the rough heavy sc 4ic do middle, ssc 4sc do. light
Continued to rule duh and prices were
ns ns 5 New s orsAa w b fair re-
leans at Tic. 7sc and by auction 500 bbls do at 7sc
40 sH'
msrckana6e and shipping lots The sales
81 s s Dbl. a.. .S S ha1. been 'S ss. h nss
lin, msprntsd Eosln@The lower grades were IN
proved demand at former prices while others duh but
strained. We quote and strained Sc 80
Y Is good strained ss 3 81 49, No 2 % 5oa Sc IS
Tar was quiet at as % % so for Wilmington.
OILS Linseed In fair demand and prices rothcr
TSsTs were o gallons 1000 ds at IL ssc
go days time and interest sdded 5000 January at
II % end zoo do for February 81 o3 Olive quiet
s7sc. sSc aenhaden dun s5s. goo. Fish oils
quiet a about former prices The sales for the past week
were small ot OF coast whale at &c., and in New Bedford
400 bbs crude sperm at 81 IS. We quote:Crude whale,
81; besched winter do, 81 ID, and unbsached winter
OIL CAKE was dull at S5s for Western.
packages cut meats s4s do lard and 5 dressed hogs Tho
closing al about 1926 for The sales comprised 400
bhls a. gS $26 IS for new 21 % for old do and
3 % 2b tor prime the latter price for city Prime
sales wse fair s'' being 5o SSs new mess at
1925 80 for February and s FOR January Live hog.
Beef was more after ana sales we're effected Of SO
bb at $I Sl7 for plain and S12 9 for extra do
T r,r beef was N light supply and firmly held we QUOTE
sales about so tierces outside prices Beef
hams, though quiet, were firm at SS0 s3a Cut
were r SGo but prices Arm at se o for city
with small sales short rib at Ike We City Cumber
s s sSsr. ' sssa long clear '4E ss d2 @ for
shade Asst sss ' msas s'. Of sso .ss e
kettle rendered, including 1000 terces December
l6, and 1000 erces for January at 16c The market for
the present OF the local trade but prices
changed Receipts light but adequate to the demand Cheese
was quiet but prices were firm at our quotations. We
butter
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BARKER.--At Rye, on Tuesday, December 10, MARY
BARKER.
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend the funeral, at Christ churcn Rye on
Thursday afternoon, ut one O'CLOCK. Trains IeaVe
corner OF Twenty seventh street ana Fortn avenue
New Haven Railroad) Mt half-past eleven A. d. Car
riages will be In attendance nc Rye depot.
BrcKIrY.-At Tompkinsville, Stten lsiann, on
Monday December IA, JOHN BUCKLEY, ST. In the
Fnnersl viii take pace from his late residence,
TompkIns avenue, this "wednesday AFTERNOON, AZ
puRSs'e.on Monday morning December IA, after
N lingering illness GERTRUDE a. BURNS.
The relatives and friends OF the family ana those
of her brothers Casibar and Francis Hartnctt, also
her son-in-law George H. Brewster are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral on Thursday morning
~ eleven O'clock from her late residence, NO. lO3
East Twcnty-afth street, without further notice.
CAnSEa.-On Tuesday, December 10, AMBROSE 3.
Garner, aged ~ years.
Tho friends OF the family, also the members OF
METROPOLITAN Lodge, No. 2T3, +. aud A. NJ, are In
yitcd 10 attend the funeral, from his late residence,
81 East Etghtyfourth street. on Thursday afternoon
at one O'Clock.
The members OF Metropolitan Lodge. No. 2T3, r.
and A. NJ, are hereby summoned 10 attend q specir
communication to be held at their rooms, 59i BrOd
way on Thursday morning, December IL nj nall
past ton O'Clock prcsey, Tor The purpose ~ ,aYtns
tho last tribute o respect 70 our late bfoihst y. =
Garner. By order. y. IEbli Af.s'cr.
NEW YORK, Dec. IL, 1881 80
CH,auEas.--oa Tuesday December u. MARY
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


GIGSoUx--GrGSoux.-- Nice, France, on Satur-
day, Nov. 2s, by hs Grace the Right Rev. Bishop OF
Nice, DR.. Louis GiGsoUx, Of Lyon, 10 RosNE daugh-
ter OF @. Gignoux, ESQ.,, OF New York, and grand.
daughter OF the late Charles Christmas OF New York
LIE PRgvosT--TILLE--OnT tuesday, December Is, by
the Rev. T. A. Eaton, OF New York. Mr.. MASsELL LIN
PROVOST, OF Racine, Wis, to Madame ANNIE GRAF
TEN TILE, Of this city.
PRIcE-HorKIss.--On Tuesday, December Is, at
residence OF George w. Dks, Esq, BY the Rev. $. ID.
Burchard, ID. d. J. EDWARD PRICE, OF Staten Island,
to ADELAIDE HOPKINS, eldest daughter OF the lat
Lieutenant Colonel James A. p. Hopkins, Of New
York. Cards issued when ready.
WILLIS-TH0RSE.-AtC Chicago on Thursday even
ing, December TO- at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents, by the Rev. @. p. Dorset. WILLIAM +. WILL
LIS on bfoosvn ~ 10 GEoRo, ,st,o s.vo1 az
Brooklyn. No cards.
London tEngland) and st. John q. b. papers
please copy.
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The wheat nsss, was Is '9s p" e s a No.
sos SS iIS Tnfb ou The
sP sa:Ss ss o While m Rps and
80 95 for white Csornis Corn was dul ana closed L.
l sss xs q 81 sis! a' n,s
y 81 s ne" on a and ws
shade better The sales wsre about $1,000 bushels a. nc
.s q es bushels o a = 70 fST wesern sss y % for
sssl Y, IL was S' isi AMI nominal. =
fIsr-pry cod IN gh, supply and prices were quite
We hearl ii no Of moment Mackere duh but
ssn sr. Me- z 81
No. Ssa sls so medium do, ss So Smoked herring
@ @ at @ FOR e 49, fss
5assr more nsss asd Tsss wS5 e
y. The ents wore TO Live rgoo 200 bsls ,sn
a. S 1sas .sas saS t coS a. &C.
wa,.! % elaspf a sa , 9. Sb cas IS Sc
ana So so,ss bacon 2, o. T9 Leadon ss,s
as 3d. IL tons bark al s % DO. oil q, as
nul per Rbcin 50 terces beef a s DID, 100 boxss
sssf 3d. ' 70
s TO Bremen per steamer Main s ns sog eae oo, CO 10
New oresns and back. bark, $50 tons
Sslphia o' Cora iSr orders AZ Cd % aud ei
ss petroleum eo PG5, D 70 Cork T Tor sS4q
s "a 81. e 10 direct port g. Cd bark from Richmond
s @ ss & 10 sp aSs s1ss ssS
& gold per &C., ease Brush sg e sa Sssf o 70 n
The west Of South America and back and British
bark TO lay on the berth for London on private term
GuNNiEs were quiet at le IKE for bags and is,Sc
1qkc Tor cloth.
Hors.Ihe demand light, and with free receipts and
large stock prices heavy Ice 3uc for prime ans
choice lie 5c for fair to good and &C. lc Tor Inferior
Hsr was AND ifc god for Man. and
Sc. a 51.c.. gold, for lutte.
Hturs-Ihs market quiet the smaness Of the stool
rcsrong business. Prices rus at the quotations
PENDED There sales Of 40 resas "a lbs, and ~
saltei n Nv Orleans private terms We quote DIR
hiss- Busnos Ayre,, 2ssT lss 2Sc dos 90 ~ lbs
T1frentss, Vi a q lbs, Gle. 2lJ9c.; RIO 0rsnd'
l 20 "a lbs, 23c.; Orlnoco, ~ ~ lbs, Gle
l California, ~ q So lbs, NC fiac.; Central Ane
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TUESDAY, Dec. 15-6 Pm.
BUILDING Naturalization most articles coming under
this heading the market without particular change
Eastern spruce moderate request and prices were
steady ranging ut from Sa $40 60 The sales were
5060 feet at $40 so $20the latter price medium car.
steady with sales Of 100000 at &c. and to
rive, on private terms. Rosendae cement IN fair de-
and 81 for lump Bricks were also steady ut our last
quotations. vfz:--Long Island, 81 $l2; Croon, XlS
$22; New Jersey 20 $l1 50 North river 81 SIS So
and Philadelphia front, Gsi5 $50.
RnEswAx was steady at 4c. &c., with sales Of 1000 lbs
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES "a oz.) were slow OF sale and
SIC.
CoRpAGE.-Manla was dull ut former prices viz, 2lc
CoorHRAaB sTocK.-The market stl dull, but price
without alteration. We quote-Sugar shocks 38 inch
heads 80 &3 49, sugar Shocks 80 inch heads ~ So So
$56; gree hoops. 10 feet. Sls S52 WV
CVffrF.-For Rio the demand was fair and the market
lO2o bags Baltimore, private terms. We quote
Ordinary eargoes c ss5c, gold, In bond fair DO s94c
sae good DO; ,Ssc-i prime do lie Ie; en-
still duh We quote:-Ja in bags, Bic &c. Java, in
mats, s3c. as4c Maracabo IKE s.lc Laguayra, Ike
al1c Jamaica, lahs: $50; St Domingo nc. All
Scott Sons make the siock OF Rio today-In New York.
lNS25 bags Baltimore, $4,000; Savannah, 5000 Boston,
EGO rssaesi 'c sf Sas % m.r... exhibited
,s, Of nS III. M heinz principally
s ss sl.n H m.
Future delivery large Sales made OF $50 bales
middng 70, January, a. Ac $50 do, sSc 800 do,
ss 10 low - Ssss%bst s'
February, at 23c; 800 do, for March, at a3c; $50
do January $50 do middng for January both at
The market closed quiet but steady al hs following
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The banks, 1t Will be seen have been dscounting
freely their loans showing increase OF s25723
The legal tenders fell OF s21l7 and the coin
$ll,3l4. The deposits decreased $217,724 and the
circulation s2,253 BY these figures it will be seen
that the banks have lost 1928 of resources
and lessened their demand liabilities only $219977.
In this respect they do not stand as favorably as
Is materially less, The clearings having fallen on
$6495, coo and the bal ances 81, PIP, $50.
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prices tho sales being ioooC0o lbs at c cash and &c
Tor February delivery.
Cocoa quiet but unchanged In value Guayaouf in
bond quoted Mt 9zac. q &c., gold.
DRUGS DYEs.-The market for almost all kinds vns
accordingly quiet but prices generally steady Sales so
tons sal soda At 81 rs gold; 100 do soda 81 66c
der, q: &C.. do 900 fsss S.Oarb soda e &c, do.
d. zJp bbs meal Loo bags do. I25 bushels wheat
Ed77 DO; sn. w AZ 9ss 600 DO mali The aoar market
home trade FOR export Efs State sold extent
for export to Great Britain however, ~ a. " "a 80 for
fouf was still DUH and nominal The salos about 10000
66s sostssfn nour was dull and price: were neaIy
nour moderate demand and steady in value Sales
80 bb Corn meal also steady with sales of $40 bbs
at % 20 for Western and IS 20 for Brandywins. We
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Sd nv, 8, as u OF 18Th 81, e. brss 10 on
Lot %, map OF United Freemen's Land Assn Nos 80
section m,a y Court map, onesevenih at New
Bennsi. farm acres Fa.Sasi also 10 acres ad 1000
Bennstts farm, 81 acres Fatcasi.
Plot Of John Bennets New Utrecht 10 acre.. SoSo
RECORDED BRooKLYN. - ''
Lots goo and BOIL Dmon map, 800 yrs, per year, ali
TRANSPORTS IN QUEENS coUsrr-oysrrn BAY. 'OO
Sheep lane o 8, adjg b Lewis and Frosts creek IS
wilson's lane a adj M.rsot 20 laoo
Wilson's lanes ., near Manneo HIM. adjg Evans, 20
Long ISLAND CRY ''''O
Fulton Marion st. EASY 18TH sna East Az s
Percy and Schroeder place. corner Is5xlCox25xsox
asA av VS. 42o IT of ath st. soxslo 6,ioO
Purchase to King st road. n "a ( ac,s: an
Purchase King road po. adj above
la2d st, 8, 100 n of Clifton aS, sss,oo. $50
MOUNT PLEASANT
Town road on Roenan's Neck % acres. .....l5 $4,000
Absndroth place. =, lot 5oxioo. ............ 800
Broadway and CROMWELL p, n q cor. 5oxIoo $500
povd T J, ess IN Essex COUNTY, JNEwARK
chupsS ST. ~ a a Of properly $50
Holland st. 100 IT'S Of aad s. s,sloo 100
Belmont Nemsssers prspsrsy ssaiss LOO
steuoen st. es 81 IT from Sussex av, 75xl00 lcos
WEST ORANGE.
Mitchell 81, Nenters property, 32xl6S ........... go
=, TRANSFERS IN HUDSON COUNTY, n. J.-JERsEY CRY.
mercer ct, s, ~ II OF Varck st, 24Yl00 500
nor'h Isl 81 626 of Monmouth st. l26Is0... 2s0
South I'd st, S of Monmouth ST. IO2xiOO... 1000
HOEoKRN.
Lots ~ and 30, block Is, Costcr estate, share $50
,y NORTH BERGEN.
haosensack plank road, = adj Eliza Payne's, SO
acres, conveyance OF interest Observation-Disclosures. 43T
HUDSON
Lake ST. ., lot 10, block d, 2b1lss .......... 7n
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