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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28
7IANOS,
MELODEONS,
PARIOR ORGANS.

l
FOR SALE OR RENT
have now On hand William &einckamps
splendid oct, with carved legs, and all mod
ern improvements.
Two of Knabe & Co.'S : oct. second hand,
one of them nearly new, At q great reduction
from first cost.
Several secondhand fine German Pianos, Of
less price, 81 octaves-eYcry Piano warranted.
Smith celebrated Parlorand Church Organs.
Having an experience Of IL years in tuning
and repairing Pianos, McodcOns, &c, and still
continuing my practice in the highest music@.
circle of Washington city, ! can guarantee sSl-
isfacti0n to those who shall employ me.
Persons in the country wishing to have their
Pianos tuned and rep&WFg2fdr Ti Pie29? G9rre5
Warcroom, 81, \. Washington St.,
jy 21-tf Cor. Queen, Alexandria.
I1Nz' n1nzl LIME.
The subscriber having established mt the ca
nal Basin extensive kilns for the production Of
all descriptions Of LIME. offers the same 10
farmers, citizens and the public generally, in
quantities to suit, and ct low rates.
Persons IN want Of any description Of line
whether for agricultural or building purposes,
will find it TO their interest 30 encourage home
manufacture. They will find my Lime cheap
as the cheapest and good rs thc best ii being
burned in the latest improved ii!ns.
I utsO offer for sale, ut like reasonable rates,
al kinds Of BUILDING BRICK, to be had =.
GERMAN & FRANCIS BRLCK-YARD.
Orders may be left ut the stores OF }. Brodcrs
s. Co., King street; r. II. SLabIcr, corncr King
and Washington streets al the Kim or my
house, No So, sOn:h st. Asaph ST.
Jy 2l--6n EMANUEL FRANCIS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

Captain Plumacher, Of Switzerland the
Lynchburg Republican says, has purchased
forty thousand acres of land in the vicinity
of Tullohoma and McMinville in Tcnnes-
see. The first instalment of immigrants, de-
signing to establish themselves upon this tract,
passed through Lynchburg, Friday, en- route
for their new homes.oiy.t.G o.,l -a* 3.i- l..--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

The Washington Star says that on yesterday,
on the application of Mr.. Mussey, rule to
show cause and for temporary Injunction, is
sued from the Equity Court of the District, re-
straining H. B. St. Marie from receiving from
the Treasury the amount ($lO,0OO) appropri-
ted by Congress as an award for his services in
securing the arrest Of Surratt. Mr.. Mussey
claims that he has not been paid his fees as
counsel in procuring the passage Of the resou-
ton" All, indeed And so "Mr. St. Marie
has had to ''employ counsel to '.procuro the
passage of resolution" for his benefit through
Congressl A pretty state Of things truly-but
as common in Washington, we are told, under
the Radical regime, as air or water >g*2
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

We quote and adopt the language Of. the
Baltimore Commercial, when speaking of the
hope that.business matters, as we'll as political
affairs, will change for the better: 'sOf course
it requires patience, good development of
the organ of hope, for most Of US to wait thus
for the good time coming; but that it will
come, appears just as certain as that never yet
in the history Of our nation have We had much
reason to complain that seed time and harvest
have failed. Meanwhile, and until the great
heats of summer are past, all should exercise for
bearance and do what is possible to help one
another to tide over the period Of dullness and
Ut financial striDgeBcy.' = ~ -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

It is thought that the recent exhibitions y
in Congress, towards the; white people in the
Southern States, "wilI arouse the indignation
of the masses of the people in the Northern
States,' and make them more earnest than
ever in endeavoring to effect the political over
throw of the leaders of the Radical party. We
hone SOL ~ - ~ ~'~'-- ......
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

| Mr. Benjamin T. Butler, incensed at the
castigation given him in the Senate by Mr..
Henderson, and the exposure Of the infamy Of
his report. has; written reply to that gentle
mans speech. Time not admitting Of his de-
livering his speech IN the House, he asked and
obtained leave to print his answer. ....:..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28
C1mm,rs, Office. Circuit Cour

NUHIlI IS. UHICB NITEuIL OUurt.
Notice is hereby given to all parties interest
cd that have fixed the 18th day of August,
1868, at my Office, at Fairfax Court House, as
tho time and place WI hen and where shall pro-
of Fairfax county, Of which the above is an
office cory. The creditors Of the late William
Barker will present their claims with legal proof
thereof. THOMAS MOORE,
Commissioner in Chanccry,
jy S-1aw5w Circuit Ct, Fairfax co.
GMOKED BEEF-1, 900 lbs Smoked Beef for
~ sale by H. r. GEMENY,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

WASHINGTON NEws.-Thc ':muss" in the
Washington Board OF Aldermen still continues
Fletcher p. Cuppa, the new Register Of
Deeds, has been clerk in the Post Office De-
partment for some years past. -.
On Monday evening Detectives Clarvoc and
Bigley arrested a man who states that he is
Capt Louis Lehman, of the Mexican Navy,
he having on naval uniform cap. The charge
on which he was arrested vas that OF having
forged check on the first National Bank, for
$1,000. payable to Com. Louis Lebman, anG
purportng to be signed by G. B. Hanson,
Navy paymaster. - ........
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

The Washington Star says that the Radical
members of the House Of Representatives have
all signed an ageement stating that they will
not be here at the September session Of Con-
gress unless notified that their presence will be
necessary by Senator Morgan and Gen. Schenck,
of the Congressional Republican Committee.
This is the little emporium in imperio." kept
up, which runs the machine outside of the
laws The Radical Congressional Committee
is the Directory, and manages for the party
when the conclave is not together under the
direct control of Bashaws and Pashas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28
ALEXANDRIA.

The citizens of Baltimore are making con,
, tributions for the relief of the sufferers by the
late dreadful food in that city. The City Coun,
ell has adopted an ordinance making an appro-
priation of $4,000 for relief, $4,000 for re.
pair Of bridges and streets, $4,000 for the re.
moval of filth and other deposit from the food
ed district, $4,000 to enable the Port Warden
/. to remove distractions from. the harbor and
$4,000 to the Fire. Department, to be used in
giving aid in cleansing the flooded district and
removing water from the cellars. -:
We have dispatches from Frederick, Wash.
ington and Montgomery counties, Nd, show
ing the disastrous effects of the recent freshei
in those sections. 80. 80. ~. -. ~.
!, The former beautiful and picturesque village
OF Triadelphia is now mass ofchaos, many OF
its inhabitants barely escaping with their lives.
The loss Of the proprietor, Mr.. Lansdale, is
variously estimated at from five to ten thous-
and dallors. --.s,E 90 .......s" i..,.s@G@
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

THE NATIONAL DEBT-Thc statement OF
the public debt on the 3lst Of July will show
an increase Of several millions of dollars since
the last statement issued On the 3lst Of May.
On the lst Of July about sos, 900, 900 in coin
to pay the semi annual interest on the $50 S
and bonds of 1881, and over 100000 in
coin to pay the principal! and interest on the
bonds Of lS4S, was taken from the vaults Of
the Treasury, hence the amount Of coin on
hand is much less ..:. ....
The receipts from internal revenue were
heavy during the months Of May and June,
caused by the payment Of the income tax, but
is much less this month, while the custom re-
ceipts were about the same as usual. On the
31st OF Nay the debt was $2,5lO, 245, SS67+,
and it is thought, when all returns are in for
the present mouth, the increase will not ex-
coed five or six millions Of dollars. t-.... .'<.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

We have received the August number of the
Farmers Gazette, published in Richmond,
which is neatly gotten up, and contains much
matter OF interest to tho tillers OF the soil, and
all engaged in farming. q o2-a 81 e.. A:::' - .
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

Raw beef, according to the accounts Of tray
eers, has for long time been q common arti-
Gle of diet in Abyssinia. The correspondents
of the English papers attached to Napier
army therefore directed their attention to this
point, and found the report confirmed. The
correspondent of the London Telegraph made
o trial of this kind of food. lie says that it is
eaten with great deal of Chill pepper and mus
tard and the prejudice against it being once
overcome, there is nothing unpleasant in the
favor of raw beef. [! "'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

The Washington Star announces that "Hon.
Julius Augustus Bung, OF Crete, visited the
diplomatic gallery of the House on Saturday,
introducing himself to the ladies who had not
the pleasure2of his acquaintance with an easy
grace and selfpossession quite his own. He
WAS much observed -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

GEN HANCOCK has written q letter to a
friend, in which he says: s"rhose who suppose
| do not acquiesce in the work of the National
Democratic Convention, or that [ do not sin.
cerely desire the election OF its nominees, know
very title of my character. Believing as [
really do that the preservation Of constitutional
government eminently depends on the success of
the Democratic party in the coming election,
were to hesitate in its cordial support, I feel
| should not only falsify my own record, but
Ommit crime against nv countrv.'' ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

This is a<Ait, we suppose, at several Julius
Augustus Bung's'' from Crete, and other por-
tons of the world, who visit the galleries Of
Congress. There is line in Shakespeare pat;
but we torbear. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

The Lyons Medical Gazette asserts that cIar-
cts called pure frequently contain alum in con-
siderable quantity; and doctor, writing to
the same journal, states that, after uusuccesstuy
treating whole family ior acute stomachic
pains, it occurred to him to anaIyza their
wine, when he found alum to the extent Of two
drachms per bottle in it. When the wine was
changed, the eastralia ceased. If the French
wines supplied to natives are thus aduIfcrated,
what arc we to expect OF the pure and whole,
some drinks that flow into our own market?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-07-28

The Washington Republican thinks 'there
are politicians, and some men affecting states
manship, who ridicule the idea, and deny the
fact, there is any such thing as God in the
affairs of nation" and it goes on to say that
the almighty gave to the nation Lincoln, and to
the army Grant, sc. We do not believe there
are or ever were, many, Atheists in the world
and still fewer who would acknowledge it, if they
we're or are disbelievers in Divine Providence.
But to follow up the idea to Its conclusion, in
the cases stated, (not to be irrevent, some might
think would be straying into the mysterious and
delicate ground Of the origin of eva.
The recess Of Congress will cause a little re-
lief from the pressure and, then, too, there
is hope that it will not ''go to work again in
eptember-inasmuch as the Radicals have
agreed not to assemble then, unless called to-
gether by their Directory. In former days the
people looked to the sessions of Congress with
xpectiDg wise legislation and saluta-
ry measures for the public good to be adopted.
Now it is just the reverse. When we speak of
"going to work" again, We mean renewing the
process of oppression and tyranny upon the
helpless South. " ,..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, Thursday, Nov. 90, 1858.


This being Thanksgiving Day, all real estate
ofceswere closed and transactions took place The
readers OF THE TRIBUNE may find by reference to the
advertising columns, where property worth the purchas
ing may be obtained.
Persons having real estate for sale or to let
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing renting such pro-
perry will find 1t to their interest TO advertise In THE
TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition THE
TRIBUNE will be found, not only IN NewYork and all its
cities and villages but In every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made
brief as will allow OF the advantage offered being to
the reader We would especially dwell on the fact that
the subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE
Daily. Weekly, and Weekly comprise individuals in
every profession or business consequently advertise
ments In each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE devotes especial attention the reports Of sales
OF real estate both in the and country thus adding
greatly to the value OF it's columns advertising
dunn. The charges for advertising follows: DAILY
TRIBUNE, D cents per line for each insertion; WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, "a per line; BEMEwEEKLY TRIBUNE rs cents
line. About ten words line, after the first
line, which usually contains only four or I'VE words
Terms cash in advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27
DALTON's PHYSIOLOGY.

q TREATISE on PHYSIOLOGY FOR SCHOOLS, FAMILIES AND
COLLEGES
BY C. DALTON ~ D..
Professor Of Physiology in College Physicians and Surgeons
NeW-YoTk
l2no Cloth or Half Leather, 81 80
This an excellent msnsaL 1t is clearly written, and singuay free
n echnety without any way being d,6een defeneS and
tecurcy where general comprehensive
knowledge physiology Of alone required could not well be
desired Illustrated by diagrams, and to each
Shsp.er appended Of question: London Lancet October
g. 1858
which the essential physiology forth and rendered at
tlsstire to the general reader Medical Gazette.
srstrae aOok.- London Spectator
Prof Dalton writes pure good Eng admirably adapted to the
purpose Of his treatise and understandable and
hones say o. the work whole is to impress
che reader sr eieence and beauty Of IDEA displayed
bT hs Cresio- 10 tie construction BODY Lodon Review
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&c yt.

60 Ytt.
ZINE RESIDENCES, both furnished and un-
beth Esb-aJ Bse's, woe'ds Err's Hohoss PAtsr
Esu.J~ey Ncs ioft chg. Bfoohyn 1onfsrr
Fa,hins c FARMS snd PROPERTY 81 all description. for
sALE al srs ~ Tie uua Ssasss By MORRISON
BALI. % 1T rrasfsav. Room 10 ~
NO. 30 UNION-PLACE.-T EENT, till May
" 1899. ts'.ueu snbls for phy'ess Plror ioer res
foas toEhsf. Suitable for uiin
roria Appv 70 HOMER MORGAN. No Pn.t nJl9
rNO LET-The elegant VILLA lately the resi-
dsucs 81 l. Watknt 20 situated thli nile from Mouni
BY New HaTsn Rail
road Ayplr O.. Y, JOSEPH d.
FAY, No Z ha.iu o.. hss-iolk
rIlO LET-Two very desirable SECOND
FLOORS 20 HntLare spstecrth and Tweieih stA
one aoo 81 Esou each foof Las
water atd stationary wss-iuh ssn trchu ald
tttures Appy to D.. a CU>liMfS. No l52 EintA ave.
between Tseutis,h aud TwssT hrst s,A
rINO LET. UNFURNI SHED-A very desirable
Js'off hgaop HOUSE heated T~e.hhst. between
Fnh Rent s1o Part y iAt ianiinfe
T,.s.t u1Tl
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(itp &taI Gstat. for SaIt.


FOR SALE-One or more of row of eight
Il hr0wnstone HOUSES the north side N Fny
fouhS 100 feet east Of MAisonave houses Piss lot half Of the
block very superior Inquire Of the bARBS, On the
premises
HOUSES to LET and for SALE
Ii CITY AND COUNTRY PRoPRRTT.
hoHRY LOANED ON BOND AND hoRTGAdR
KING Co,
corner Thirrtnbs, sIuh.,. (siIth National Banhl
HOUSES or LOTS.-Circular mailed free to
A any address STANLEY DAY No. 925 Broadway
100000 no Loan N o@ New y, f ..l.l:
Second mortgages bought CHAS T. GILMAN No 67 Broadway
(basemertl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27
| nN-r.prn XVooI I'm MILLS DEN1ER,

MONKS WmgiNs Auenopssr ,,r,,rrrD
ONTARIO WOODEN MILLS, D dp.rr M,
" KRWYoRK AT AUCTION, TO CLOSL coT TassnW
SHIP pt'nt0Iy 20 ul SELL At auction on IuhopNt,
December ~ 1853 At ocoeb at ths biehAngs arps
~ my ia9ss fgIn Wo0IES MILLS, situated On Black
River. DEXTER Jefferson County. NsNorh Sonssns o. I p
factory budugs but IN the snbsianal Hanhs Az" ~ 49,,
order Mil 10 7nI5J four stories hsn 90 len
three stories high No g0Hi0 feet two sloIies ut1 - .fv
acts Of soas, 49, f rate order with eVerF modern
meui Ia VI. Of picker, drer. ~ ore pfeo ~ %
ettractors eIothdders kr house tfnsheh -
house sud ouihuldiug II has ue,'r nhs ~ Iodps
duteH By three Turbine water wheels There ioum 20 80
hhr,n acts more ma cbuery. Oilers rare
0ycs1meni norhy the attention Of eaplia D'us ir
10 No iob ca, m. rn.ffI D. trfn 'hf i,
s,...s S''' '4' '-''' ''''' . e<H
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

"a, s..av presenting new view Of the law OF
ecion1aS which according to the writer, is funda-
nrrc,pe OF the material and moral universe Pot'
and The 7aliars Of Bdrton by JOSEPH HAT
q A" 10 ~ fortune aud finance Uondon; Bradbury
EON, ~. q "a New-York: a. Brentanol.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27
SrookInn HtaI 6stat. for SaIt.


DOR SALE, in Brooklyn, on Lafayette-aye.-
Some Of that elegant bloch Of iursior hoop broWn'tone
'front.' hsusaroof HOUSES 2Ja4 lot 90 aud 10 feet une1cepou
able locations leen twenty minutes By Greenare from Fulton
ferv; built by DAYS wou The most substantial manue all modern I'm
rpee bckWanu front doors tl siarcasugi walnut
sash French plate glass must be TO be tppreted immediate
possession; prce S25CO cnehsf cash s@Uo WANTED First
Mortgage Inquire the premises Of THOMAS PAGAN owner
IE2 LOTS, high and level grade, two blocks
IOO from the proposed Rid Park and trt
Improvements tie Egieenh Ward Brooklyn. for $4,000 about
500 per lot At the present ratio u Increase Boz desirable BrookJu
he $1,000 makng
II than a % per compound interest Investment
NJ. A. rutland & Co, No. ; BeekmAntt, ". !.
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Suttiun SAILS Of Itil Estate.

j. JoHssos, ~. AHsussss5
nv Johnson a. MILL Err,
II AUCTIOEBERs AID
rrIL EsTATK BROKERst
n. oa h.uAUtT.. CsDAEsT, hEviotE . -,
o s,sr.. Leu County seats shS Firns eeaIhI e~
y.st.. a. sl.ntsA Leans nssshitse Assaoh ''" %
i'S'''' '~'N~-'' TUESDAY. December !,
Al u o'eloek AZ Exchange haesroom no III hr"''""
~ l6Js-l,0t. al ,. ,ors
BALANCE OF THE PROSPECT PAGk LOTS
MAR TIE GRAND EASTERLl ~ KAN y, ,o,p,-t-r,
TI GREAT sALE or I,0g5 fIAlBgsh 20 ATJq RiiI ~
VI1M TiiESbAY NOV - in CONSEQUENCE oF IhE rihn
TEtSiy pIiIIDING WILL BIZ CONTINUED ~ hSDa Di s1
TlK BALANCE on TIKI LOTS ARE TO bh Hohp @ %
iPss Nv PRICF This will greatest chance OF INC ses
go, ,,usb. Ps lots that greatly advance .. value
sss, Map. al the oaees Of the Auetoneen NJ -
Yoto Al No MoEtGgusst, Bfoolgn oare
l.o y CHOCE VALUABLE FLAiBush LII 90 ~ M rs
laa tsRs..ss 81 es. @ssa SsfA'' ave '"-
"~'~"'" TIESDAY Dee o.
9..tok a F,ehange No III
GREAT s,IT OP $40 CHOCB BROOKLYN loIs Srbss IDtxT
PARK. ON sAtkEIl fltfSiif
AM b1IGLAsSsTs BOuLByARDS, FkAkkLlh Mo- AE IN
AN PtRRyI VFS BTTTLFR. UNION DkOhh" 'ho' y, 49,,
noSTG0NERY ss Psrrculars -esh haps shl be sy o
vel before tbs
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MisttIlaniuus.

MEXICAN Watches at manufacturers prices;
~ Cuckoo Clocks our manufacture Diamond and Colo
silver Plsted Ware In grrst TsrstF AZ .,s,t
aed Co. Jewesr. 26lGth-av itt sod cor sos.
BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPECTACLES AND
ID kIEGLAHSES OPERA. FIELD, snd hAtush "LAsHh'' -
49, ". HUNTERS 40 Gi32 Bfosdsst, and No Joy MlnA@,
GENT LEMEN having any CAS- -of
addressing JANIS GiKKPATeCK No Peaist pear cha'h,@.t
IOIiN DWIGHT 4 Co..
~ Ma II OIDSILP, HBW YORK
NssaftetHrn ~
SALa1A1Ns. siirkEcAhb. SODA. s4L SODA, k%
AGKnIS l0G uOEsEOgVs CRsAs Ob yAxtAH
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yumS unS ICONS.
Gbaut,s for Susintss HIN.

nor SALE-A large and extensive SOAF
FACTORY for established doing aso business ~
the belonging 10 hrsl class esaD
HshmenL Cheap rent, ong leAae terms ..-.-
MITCHELL MULLER No 10 Cooper Institute
rI,O CAPITALISTS.-NEW and VALUABLE
INTENTIONAL No 5l2 Broadway can be seen PROT Join
JOHNsONS PORTABLE STEAM HEATING SlslEM 10 psengn
The of entcrprisng OF capital is resp'
for the purpose Organizing STOCK company ou u0h
intention, which i, iul' secured by patents
WANTED-An active, energetic MAN, us
w posed 10 make nom. PARTNER Ia permanent
els $50 per day also. Steamboat cea DOW
cheek
porter. the BUSINESS MART No 40 Chabausquare
VXTANTED-A few COTTON aud WOODEN
w ACCOUNTS old eatahlshed house Win ample
capital all and make liberal cash advances 1eIsp
wond also employ two hfseass laIrsmen Nho h. rs
which they bring the house aud manage Adafe "
Boz No. 47Jl N. Y. City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27
60 ~ bonn Il map Gsuufn.

CENTRAL MARKET, Broadway, Forty
eghtbt Sevsnthsve, will be opened sATtR.
DAY MORNING
Most already tAken.
obsung the few remsining must apply at once
DATENTS.-In order TO apply for a Patent
sspd mode invention 70 hU1Hk Co No u
she s iusalnsBt Of 0ov.rn1snt and sAHp
ssd fall ofths Bsnd for pamphlet
asd Instruction. free COnIpAtoaf free EsiIbhsbse ~
SCIENTIFIC AuEklCArRs best Illustrated WEEKLY Asskass,l
psDe SJa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-27

Z. II. LUDLOW & co.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION, on
Thursday, December 10th, 1903,
AT u O'Clock, AT THE
Exchange SalesrOom, Ill Broadway, NY.
Nos. co., cog, 67L 675, o75
and OF BROADWAY,
Part ofthc Estate of the late John LaFarge,
Tn. valuable P-o1dvay property known as the South
er, Hotel or Iatargc Hose consisting Of - l 1919 2Sk
TOO feet each beng frontage Of $50 feet on broadwaV
nrly Opposite Bond and 80 feet frontage on Alef
cer street by oiectin dePih.
The propery consists q large sStory marble hi- ing
covering thc eatirc float Broadway. with hfst-eltS
go. on hr.t Goor rented uuui ~ May next he
s0uheru1sf store runs through Mercer street Inc
whole Of the upper part arranged for h9e anl An
easily te allcfcd or stores; o. feet - d'i9el ~ p9
xals into ,lou. q Of IS feet. and OF - ieet m-ee
leaving lot ofsr feet 'front.' and VII Be s7d IN 'l1 ~
Sal, Der cent can remain bond and mortgage Al INC
~ n fhr purchaser f7r three i've years WIN Pi'S-
- 4 paying IL on upon giving AZ month"; uouee
Tor t11ps ~, fau paflull apply - tie Auetionecn
oLcc. 20. llnc street. -. b.
1se0
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BULwERS NEW PLAY.
THE RIGHTFUL HEIR.
DIANA IN FIVE ACTS.

IUIlI
Au,b,t OF Rceeu" Lady Of Lyons" Not 80 Dad
seem" Pelham" The Cations" q" What vii he
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"Ths Ri.hf Heir" is worthy Of the auihoTs reputation
VIE action clear NATURAL the situations striking snd original
md entire piece in addition 70 freshness Of conception and power
treatment has a unity Of sud artistic fuh such raise 81
fsr above the modern plays Athea@um
Of the the structure Of the the incidents the
dialogue have all Of them carefully reconed and re
osed-bsve point with utabs skill aud admirable dI
tery reeaboei hrougho Touches Of Nature there
are scattered Ayshy through ths muutepepsi as,epece
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po3ucOD-uoe IN thought elevated and sustained
dialogue and site method and purpoe-l LOsdon Globe
Except sDd Goethe Of letters 10 modern times has
shown persseney AID versatility ambitions work than Lord
Lytton las probably received praise and PayLo
Con Examiner
The speeches beautiful and they embocy the RIqu
IT, Refined Tender Of the graceful metaphors
- London Review.