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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17

ARTISAN WELL. Mr. William Rahr,
the proprietor of the brewery on Wash
ington Street, near the Lake, south side
has engaged the services of a practical
man to bore an artesian we'll on the prop
erty above mentioned. The person I'M
der whose superinte ndence the work is
now being carried on, has been success
fully engaged in the same work at Green
Bay, Oconto and other places On Tues
day afternoon we paid visit to the
scene of operation and learned that the
drill had reached the depth of ninety
feet and the soil through which it has
passed was of sandy nature. In the
hole thus made by the drill forty feet of
east iron pipe, five inch bore, has been
inserted thus far.
The undertaking is one of considerable
Importance and Mr.. Rahr in testing the
feasibility of artesian wells at this place
is entitled to great deal of credit. We
hope the enterprise will be success.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17

-Workmen have been employed cut
ting out the Sea Gem. for several days.
She is to go to Chicago for load of corn.
1t is an extensive job the ice being seven
or eight inches thick, and the distance
being about two blocks.
She was loaded yesterday with mis-
celaneous cargo, aud wind and weather
permitting Will leave port to-day.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17

Always ready to cure. a Hacking
cough, remove the pain from the Chest
or Lungs or allay the severish symptoms
attending Kidney Complaints this is
what is heard from hundreds who have
used White Pine Compound. Try it.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17

"A new dressmaking establishment
has been started on Buffalo street over
Sanderson's Shoe store by Mrs. Dunning,
who is prepared to make dresses eloaks
and do other kinds Of work in the latest
styles Satisfaction is guaranteed in
every case. At
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17

The LECTURE SEAsoN-President
Steele of Lawrence University has been
engaged by the Jones Library Associa-
ton to give lecture in this Village on
Saturday evening, January Is, 1869
Subject-"Our New Civilization. ;,
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17

Tho. prevalence of Northwesterly
winds for fortnight past has been a
subject of common remark. We have
heard it stated that for eight days the
wind did not change once.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17

We have been applied to several
times of late for male teachers, from
districts where good salaries are offered.
Teachers who want schools can secure
them by calling at this Office
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17

SHIPBUILpING.-The shipyard nea,
Jones mill will be during this winter a
scene of life and activity. Five vessels
are under the course of construction O,
repair. The new vessel for Messrs J ones
d Hanson has SO far advanced that the
planking has been commenced. She ap-
pears to have good model and makes a
tne appearance on the stocks. Mr.. Jas
per Hanson is the builder.
IT Just west of the new schooner, and
also under Mr.. Hanson's supervision IS
the scow Planet. She is going to receive
extensive repairs in the shape of a new
deck, railing, four streaks of plank;no
etc. When completed she will he ne.rlr
as good as new. The repairs will Cost
about $1,000.
The Gen. Winfeld Scott will also re-
ceive repairs. 1t will be remembered
that this vessel was dismasted in a pale
off Two Rivers.
Directly south of the above are the
Sc4ooners W. III Chapman and No,iner.
The krst has been sawed in two and is te
BE len ythened out twenty feet. Mr. Pete,
tzassen has the contract for doing this
work. The Horiaey 10 to receive gen
eral repairing
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17

u'iS WIN tilOSe OF
we win send to Agent free OF
Charge
For Chi of 80 ard IVI-ce DogarS-l doz good
linen Shirt Frents. / solid Gold Studs. All Wool
Cashmere for Pants Fine white COunterpaEe large
size, elegant Calnoral Skirt. 20 yards brown or
iitache Sheet n;s, good quality. yard widc elegant
Balmocal Skirt. ~ yards brown Or bietchei Sheet
ing good quality. yard wide, elegant Ice Picture
M0rroccobeund Photo Album. double lens S:ereo
cope and II Foreign Views silver plated engraved
5 attc Castor. elegant silk Fan with livery San
dial Wood Frame. O..i.e-Hf edge and Spangled Steel
Carving Kni-e and Fork. very lest qua itT ivory bal
ANGEL handle. handsome beaded and lined PaI3isol
yds. good Print. very fine DanilSk Fable Cover.
pr best quality Ladies' Serge Congress boots Son.
fnr Linen Towels. % doz. Rogers best Silver Desert
Folks. / Ladiee' large real Morroccs Travelling Bag.
fancy dress pattern. d0z. elegant Silver plate!
engraved Napkin Rings doz, Ladies' fine Merino
or Cotton Stockings Gents heavy chased solid Gold
Ring. l pr. Ladies high cut Baimoral Boots. / Gle
CANT Delan Dress Pattern, Violin and Bow in box
complete l set jewelry, PIN ear drops and sleeve
buttons.
Fl. a c7ub Of 80 md 5 DoiIGrs-1 black ORR ed
Alpaca Dress Pattern | set Lace Curtains. Of. i
all WooiBiankets Engraved Silver plated botteIldc
volvigg Mastor, beautiful Writing Desk. solid
Gold Scarf Pin 81 ydg very fine Cashmere Pants
and Vest. sci Ivory balanced handled Knives with
silver plated Forks. pr. gents Cali Boots. 80 yds
good brown or bleached Sheeting yard wide or 10 yds
10 yd. wide. good quality ladies elegant Morocco
Travelling bag ! square Wool Shawl. | plain Nor
witch Popiin Dress Pattern. I54 yds dou. width cloth
for ladies' cloak. Elegant engraved Silver plated Tea
Pot ytls. double width proof cloth for cloak
ing.
For C1,b II 100 ard 10 DoFJars-1 rich Merino or
Th;bet Dress pattern. pair fine Damask Table Cloths
and Napkins to Match pair gents French Calf Boots
heavy, silver plated engraved Ice Pitcher. Very fine
all Wool Cloth for Ladies' Cloak. l web very best
quality brown bleached Sheetng. ~ yds. fine
Cashmere for suit. l elegant Poplin Dress pattern
l elegant English Beragc Dress pattern. beautiful
English Berage Shawl. set Ivory balanded handle
Knives aud Forks. / ladies gents Silver Hunting
case Watch I Bartlett Hand. Portable Sewing Ma
chine. Splendid Family Bible, steel engravings with
record aud photograph pages. % yds good Hemp
Carpeting good colors. pair good barrel revolver
elegant fur niuf and cape. single barrel Shot Gun
Six bottled Revolving Castor, cut glass bottles. /
very fine Violin aud Bow in case. l set Ivory balanc
ed Knives and Forks.
Presents for larger Club increase in the same ratio
81 SendaAioney by Registered Letter Send for
circoiar.
PARKER & co.
Nos 9S a 100 Summer ST. Boston.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17

The prospectus of the Milwaukee
Sntaney will be found Oh the Sd page of
to-day's paper. The Sentinel is a good
paper In every sense of the word It
furnishes reading matter for everybody
and is especially valuable to shippers and
vessel owners, as it has the reputation of
furnishing the best Marine news of any
paper on the lake shore.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17
C0ERESPNNDENrE

TIE TRIBUN Z mainta larger corps of cores
pondcnts than any other journal west of New York,
ard if challenges comparison TO the character and
quality of the original matter in its columns with any
other Journal in the Union. il employs first class
CORES pondents al London Paris, Florence Washing
ton. New York Boston, san Francisco, New Orleans,
Memphis and all the state capitals Of the Western
States besides telegraph reporters at all points where
imnortaut news is Transmitting.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17
WAgIED--AGENTm month 8I5 to 900 s3SS
Carpats---Don't Pay the High Prices !:

fzNiIE NEW ENGLANG CARPET co. Of Eoston.
a1aSs, established nearly a quarter Of century
ago in Eh"ir present locat.on in Halls a. -.
a. 10 ST. Sc 50 and s. Hanover Street haze probably
furnished more houses with Carpets than any other
house in the country. In order TO afford these at
distance tie advantages Of heir low prices propose
70 semi, ON t:Ie Tccclit OF the price - wards tip
wards OF their beautiful Cottage Carpeting at 50
per yard with samples ten sorts varying in price
ft''a - "slts - - per yard, suitable .ct fam slim
t. cry part of any house 33-lw
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17

MAGNOLIA WATEE Superior to the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
at hall price.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17
MARKET REPORTS.

The Market Reports of the Tribune carefully
prepared by able corps of editors and reporters
and broight down to the latest hour before going
to press. The great commercial staples OF the West
and transactions of eastern trade which of spec al
interest AID Importance to Its realtors, and which, in
Eastern !crS necessarily limited Ted al
tOgcthe.. are infinitely considered aud the Western
tarme: Trader eans this Information from lic.ts
TWO DAYS cARiiER than he get it from az.
eastern paper, he fines il there at all The
TreZraphc Market Reports of THE TRIBUNE en-
brace every commercial centre OF Europe and the
United States which haze any influence upou
Western produce, trade industry. lis reports o.
the cattle markets of Chicago and the principal
prepared with the utmost care by special report
of lon.c - and TIA. NM Ia
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17
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NEEALY MARKET REPORT.


Nanitowoc, December Il, 1865 !
WHEAT-Win.er, S1,3001,35
Spring, $i.oJGloo
RYE-S.85Ge9o
OATS--5D % It's
BARLEY--i.;i5 80
pGAo-I'JJja LIZ
BUCK fHEA1--6otgs0cts
BGANS-Sj, 500 400
Timothy SE;1D-s225
RAPE Sf.ED-S2, O0ag3.00
FLAX Ss;Ep-S1.n email IS
= P3FATOES-50de6ac
E'' IS. per dozen--f632a>.s
BUTTER. FER fb-I5lf30cst
FLOUR. winter. Pc; bl.-SI.o0
sprng-S5.01dG.t0
MEAL per cwt-Sl00%I2.35
Wool per 10 -&pGI,40c
SALT pc. brl-S3.0o
PORK, live cwt-3l10G5.O0
dressed-hS. o1G. 400
BEEF, on fnot-f%5G5l%
d.essed-S6,9ols5 90
SHEEP PEI heal--33-0e
WHITE FISH! hlf bri-$7. 90
HIDES, gree.l--S q. bets
dry-20r . Pets
Hay. per ton-sl5.a1I $500
WOOD. per CORDS. lo1ge LOO
LUMBER com .nor-St 30
SHINGLES, star or A sawcd-s3. 0OG3.5 so
z shayed-S2.0od2.25
LATII par H-s2.5O
PICkEFS-Sin.0D
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17
POLITICAL DEPARTMENT

Is unrivaed In the c:,i.pain just ended it has been
III the front rank of the hosts whose watchwold is
Equal Rights and National Honor. THE TRIBUNE
among the fist TO hoist the Gen. Grant
for President and Schuyles ColiaX Vice President
OF the United States. it the frst journal in the
West to confront and denounce the policy of paying
the national bonds in irrcdeemabe sln-plast ers-;
policy fatal to the intee rity and perpetuity
the Union than all tie armies narshaiiel under JET
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17

-Onr supplements failed to arrive in
time for our issue to-day. The deficiency
viii be m ade up next week.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17
AGETCELTERAL nEPAKTNIENT

THE TRIBUNE gives the latest and most approve.
method OF cultivation and all the scientific research
and practical apartments whose are vauc
to Agrcuitura, horticultural ard stock Raising
community, living upon the rich prairie lands of the
west. and TO whom the knowledge applicable to the
dweller the sc;,-coast. in different climate and
different soil, is OF comparatively little vaiue
In two respects, then THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
is ia the very of things the superior OF
eastern paper: Ii is devoted western interests and
reaches its readers with least days later news
while for all general topics al interest, it is equally
valuable with any other paper, because it has the
and tie facilities Of acquiring and
giving tncm to its readers. We leave II to thom to
male a comparison between it and its Western CO.
temporares.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17
Or. ISUefOn'S
FOR GOO N'sNH6EnTE

OS a sSO Il " HESe d Es
w ARRANTED to remove all desire for Tobacco.
w 1t is entirely Vegetable and harmless. II
puriies the blood invigorates the system, possesses
great nourishing and Strengthening power enables
the stomach to digest the heartes food makes sleep
refreshing and establishes robust health. Smokers and
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ects of Txbacco, with lists of references, testimonials
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ABBOTT JERSEY City. n. j. 3}-I2w
WANILD--hGEMTm month 615 to evS S2Se psP
male and female. to introduce the GENUINE M
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE. This machine will stitch hem, fell tuck
qnt, cord, bind braid and cmbroider in most SUI
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for five years. We viii pay $1,000 for any Machine
that will sex ii stronger, more beautiful or more
olastrc than 1t makes the Elias tie Lock
Stitch Every second stitch be cut and still the
cloth cannot lie pulled apart without tearing it, We
pay Agents from $40 TO $500 per month and expenses
or a commission from which twice that can
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or, BOSTON, MASS.
CAUTt0N-Do not he imposed upon by other par
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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
OF ManItoNOc, Wis.
Passage Tickets

0SSU fChtVS
per Sail Steam from and to any Port in Europe at
Neau York rates.
Will purchase UNITED STATES BONDS and keep
onstanty hand and for sale market rates. full
upply of all descriptions
Will convert United States 40 Notes into 500
Bonds, and cash Interest Coupons FREE OF
CHARGE.
Will collect B0UNTIES. PENSIONS and other
claims against the IT, S. Government.
VIII purchase GOLD, SILVER and UNCURRENT
MONEY at highest market rates
VIII receive deposits and allow interest by special
agreement.
c. C. BARNES, President.
C. LULING. Cashier lift.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17
1869 PROSPECTUS 1863
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
Daily, Tri-Weekly and Weekly,

We Enthusiastically eler THE CHICAGO TRIBUN Z
70 the people OF Tie Great West ;hc BEST PAPER
published III the Tntei States. II dtfes cunctition
with any Of the newspapers published in Eastern =
ties, and winch many persons i'll the West still take
from force of habit.
There is as much money, AZ niuch talent, and in
du5try now employed the u e-tcrlI press any
other part Ct the cor ny The news by telegraph
from al parts o. t?ic lt;utry. The by tsar:lI,:
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90 lItIstNE than il can reach them IN a New York
paper
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE receives by telegraph
all the intc 5euce, whether Political Commercial or
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The paper. moreover II peculiarly Wc tern in its
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What 10 Eastern paper can be- When Congress and
Western legislatures are III seS=ien THE CiIiCAtiD
TRIBUNE gives careful summary OF their proc ed
ngS and iull reports of debates and legislative TIC
zion. when they are OF sufficient importance. Its
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17
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Our Commissions to AGENTS


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proof OF this lie found IN comparing prelli-
with those ofohcrs for OF the cilarac-
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17
I'(ll SALE.

At reasonable prices, span nf Brood Mares in
foal, sucking colt, yearlings, > two year old
Cootswold ana Suuthdown Bucks.
c. c. BARNES.
The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1868-12-17

ts-Chocks Observation-Disclosures sold and sent agents
II Clubs at rates mentioned below. We guarantee
= ry article ie thf bJIgut any Boston
u New DIX wholesale House.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
GENERAL REAL ESTATE ITEM.


There are eighteen or twenty new buildings
I'm course Of erection at Hunters Point
Ex-GOv. Parker of New-JeTsey is erecting for
himself the finest residence in Freehold.
One firm in Hudson City, n. j., has sold at
private sale recently 81 400 worth Of real estate
Real estate is advancing in the lower portions
OF Westchester County This incident 70 the extensive
public improvements now being made there.
Mr.. VIM. b. Ogden of Chicago cOntemplates
erecting houses Hudson City, y. j., at average
cost OF $1,000 each. lie owns property on the main
avenue worth about $4,000.
Taylor's Hotel in Jersey City is to be sold
She land, comprising about three lots Is valued at
100000 the budii 100000 and the furniture and
dttngs at $2535 The gross receipts Of the hotel bust
last wear $4,000 Judge White Of Chicago rep
rcsents the purchasers
The Peeksbill Plough Making Company have
purchased a large tract Of swamp-land the Passaic
the Zinc Works, and buildings in Of cree
ton The fouudcry Itself be JOXG0O feet There
also 10 be erected StOrehouse and machineshOp. The
buildings to cost S15O,OOO.
Sheriff Thomas of Pickens District in South
Carolina sold last week. several tracks OF land for arrear
ages OF taXcs the following wuOus prices fol each en-
tire parcel Three hundIcd and sixty acres for So two
hundred for 500 hundred and fifty for 81, three
hundred for s ninety for $l two hundred for So one
hundred for hundred for So and sixty acres for
t 90 Money must he scarce, or Land plentiful where
large farm Will bring more at auction than coat or
a pair Of pantalOOus.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
Vr9I-IIDsTY


Hudson COHufg--Uv Mc->rs. A. ID. Mclllck, jr and
BRO five acres nr uimwoyed property at Bergen Point
belonging 10 tIc Central Railroad Of Now-Jcrscy, TO
Henry Trcktr-uu t,r !. '.0Ip
7Tc1tor.-Wil ~ Il. NcIlyane to George Z. FraicT.
fhrec-stOry bUCE mouse on MCrccrSt. From Robert -
johnson 10 EnHs BOVINE, trepStOry brick dwelling on
RcrccI-.t From J ". Cornell TO EplTaim ID. Green,
TWOaUd-a-lIJI StuIV brick dwelling on SOutEard-St.
90 Mr.. j. Bradford Ui Maine, for $4,000 The old Snap
ley farm 10 Nv j. COue OF Sussex County Tor &SOl T.
Downs's farm 20 the Rev Mr. ketehuin OF Forest
Grove, for e6tr0. Dr. Charles Il. Clark, house ana
grounds at Woodbury.. TO Nh 1hOrp Of Salem, Toy $500
Mir Tecer has purchased Ol Mrs. GallagCr her residence
Nau-st, Bcvidie, fur $1,000. Mr. y. ". Paterson,
ccutOr. the hOmr au OF the late Abiathar Harrison, at
Montcair, embracing p acres Of land, for $4,000 The
purchasers Nys-Is. Porter < Bros. " Y George A.
Allen ana > T. lu iDut have brought the COrYCll ili
lying east OF LnyTtyie, 100 acres, for $1,000 This IS
high, commaudug an lo surrounding country; IL IS re-
ported that they tcd laying 1t into blocks streets
and squares, and 80 ling IT, in the hope inducing thOse
who desire elevated residences tObuy.
NOudCl, l2S uoS. az Masters SAFE lOi SloUVV CASH.
Go W. W. CouOveI' of Rcd Bank.
ocean C0UbA.-ll.Lly ID. Wood or M9SsachuSetts, 10
at Quaii Iu, so per acres j. H. wilson or New
jersey, 500 Of cranberry land IAOs. Bryant 10
acres on Freclul-vc Jas. Wheaton OF Manchester VI.
81 acre. Frchod-avc, part OF Potter farm e.. w.
20 former 10 acres purchaser A. j. Brink same piece 10
acres, iu addition to former l0acrc purchase.
John HOgridge, 80 acres and buildings, IRONS
tavern pltpcry Edward g. Grant, 10 near Quail
Rrr st s5f M. i,,e Thomas ee of Wpsoit Conn so
acres near Quail Run. Il. +. Pruden Of Hudson City q
acres cranberry lgad at MUSqutO Cove. Lot and barn
Nain-t % T. T. Pruden, iur $l,75O D. &. GoWdy one
half interest Ul 80 acres of g. Irons property g o.
Clark of New-BrWswck, acres Of G. IRONS property.
j. W. LINN, 100 acres, Manchester TOad-SiratOn farm
Tile GUNdy brothers Lave also purchased 30 acres OF
John Walton has syid lis house on Man-s to W. H. Pncc'
Tor SltUl.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
Bruuklun 8tal 6stat, for SaIt.

DARGAINS.-F0ur HOUSES on NOrfOlk-st,
I'D one Tbraye sevtu Ia BROOKLYN JAQUhs 2B Bfotlva
DEAR IN MIND THE IMPORTANT FACT
I'D that The splendid 18TH WARD LOTS 10 be sold by JOHSSON
MILLER TUESDAY May y, are Ge'reI New oi1
Hall Central Park They accessible tnd can Dt
reached time They hns tdes free from toc thd 10 ID,
midst Of A. current prices on ene boeh m h
seI for more than rocky uptown lot QueyEEich offers the beet
chance for pecuaon No asked by Without examining tie
property Call JOHNSON MILLER No % Nassau st.
g. or Montague Brooklyn, and secure map and nee
ticket over the railroad 10 tbe ground
,oms large lot two fronts; s45O1 JAQuES 28 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1868-05-11
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK. saturday. May ?, 1855.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. May ?, 1858
To-day our real estate auctiOneers confined
themselves TO o. disposal OF property al private sale
and IN this way slight transactions took place D"I
none worth indicative Of the ruling prices 10
be obtained Tor houses aud lots offered in public On
Monday next Che NM and the three days succeeu
ing Messrs. Jo-. Miller, Messrs. A. J. Bleeckei' son
Co.. Mr.. James Miller Messrs. Muller, Wilkins q" 20.
Messrs. T. II. Ludlow * Co., Messrs. A. D. Mciich' Jr%
Bro, and Mr. james Coles Son, Will on "no vi
more Of the days noted have pubic sa'eS' AAo
N,flar or lc,,, i tlc vjptb and Eighteenth Wards Of
BROOKLYN; hayo uuc level grade arc nII lhCulnoe!tu
with s0ck so tla te ius Of cellars ,lu tf
the residence c.t Doe expensive NOlhi are aCc'ol
bic by several lr,s OF railroad, ana are reEaiOeu as
nearer tba lusis, ttutcrS tf TINS clty tHah our o"
,tr,l park r. lr lots such as these tat Tie men Cf
yDodcf1te means ar prospecting on the same day
rio Ne,srs A. j. .frIiC6, ir, q Bro VIII sell ON the
Grounds at BcI.. Point, Hudsou County, n j. large
tToct 0f land w 90 the Central Railroad Co. aud
divided into po,- .4icu 10 le Aoeesai'les % m 'ac9
of purchasers.