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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06
Cure Of Deafaess.
LETTER FROM
LETTER FROE
A. BRIGGS,
OF ROCK ISLAND.


Roc. ISLAND, Ill, June rs. 1858.
Dn. LloRrnLL Dear 8ir-0ratitude to you
and desire to benefit others has induced me to
make the following statement:
For the lest four or Eve years hsvs had .
partial deafness in my left eae, aud this. during
the last nine months has increased % rapidly
and 10 such ~ extent that could scarcely hear
At al with il. sad having during that time used
many remedies with no essential or permanest
benefit, soon began to think that should soon
lose the use Of that organ altogether.
But ritter seeing an announcement Of your OIL
fetal visit to this city, and conversing with one
whose deafness Of long standing you hal. as he
in formed me; entirely removed, decided to
consult you, and II, after an examination you
thought you could restore my hearing, to sub
nit tc IN operation. Accordingly | called At
your rooms yesterday. and am happy to say that
in less than half hour. by skillfnl and pain
less operation with suitable instruments. you
restored my hearing completely. and trust
permanently.
Accept, my dear sir. the assurance Of my best
wishes for your future usefulness and prosper
itv. A. BRIGGS.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06
WASHINGTON.

wAsnnosox, Jelly 6.-Ths greatest in
tersst prevails in this city concerning the
National Democratic CONVENTION, and in.
quiries every whore made for the latest re-
ports Of the prospects Of those who have
sevegally been named - candidates before
that body. Private kilograms are here in
large numbers giving the state OF
affairs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06
Com m z u COAk.

Davenport Market Report.
Ovncs o. rns DAvnHponS DDu caAS,
July ID, 1855.
1lesn-Whelsssls. tlo.4O; retail, oll.00.
WssAs-No. l, 1l70, for very choice 0alena
and 10, class club.
BAalsy-Ns quotations.
OAss-e0esle.
RYs-None in the market,
CoRH-71c.
ONIONS None in the market.
PorArees-75c.
BurvsR-qcc. per h.
EGcs-l5c.
HAr-Good Timothy $40. oea&ll per tor.
Prairie 81. 00ls 90 por ton.
CoAL-Soft-l6@l5 cents per bushel, from
wagons.
ANTHRACITE AT yard tls 90 per ton. De-
livered fle.Uo per ton.
MOODS ooIt7 90. per Cord.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06
Cincinnati Market

By Telegraph. JulyS
Ylour-Dull and unchanged.
Whsas---Dnll and held q 2.oe09.10. These
rases are 69l0c above buyers views.
Corn--Quist at Sl0sS in the ear s70ee
shelled.
Rys--very dull at l.ss.
Oats More activs. No. /. 790S3.
Provisions- Firnsr and higher.
Moss Pork--27 so.
Bulk Msats--1eH&l3k.
Daoon--19.
Shoulders and sidss-l5;<0lsk.
Lard. Sold ct le
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06
-. Louls Market.

-. Louis Market.
y Telegraph July 6.
Flour-Dull aad unchanged.
Wheat Lower. except tor choice fall.
Germ Lower at 75Ae2.
Oats-Lower at e9@72
Rye-Sold 1t .S0GEl .s5.
Provisions--vefy dull.
POrk-27.75 for round lots.
Bscos--Shou!ders held at 1SH: clear sides
1917, with offers i less.
LARD Sold at Is for key.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06
LOUISIANA.

New ORLsAxs. July 5.-Businsss Was
suspended yesterday, salutss were fired,
and the mill aTy parsded the streets.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06
VIRGINIA.
HAVANA.

RICHMOND, July 5.-Yssterday passed on
quietly, with no public celebration.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06

Fron J. =. Wlllllxer, Or this city.
This may certify that DR.. Lighthill operated
upon ne for the cure Of Deafusss. with the bssi
Of success. was deaf in ny left ear for several
ysars. l saa sew hear whispering. distinctly.
The operation was entirely painlsss.
IS. WlLLlKER.
Corner Of Third and Cedar streets.
West Davenport.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06
MASSACNuSETTS.

HAVANA, July 1.-The cholera has uad'
its appearance here.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06

WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.
Short 4 Direct Route - ~
Nerth, Northeast 1 Northwest,
Two PASSENGER TRAINS LEAVE ROCK
Island daily, q s~g o'clock q n, ard l:l6 O'clk
p. n, making Close connections with trains fol-
a POET BYRON, trains n Ms rsal lseys inns-
diately On arrival oftrains fro0 Rock Island, Ne
king close connections ct the following points:
A. FULTON nth trains nom ond - Gear Raids,
Dooasb0eo. 4afshaltoWn, Council DloD, Omaha,
and oil points on the Union Pacific Railroad.
At oAvANNA, with daily line Of Packets TO and
from Dubuque and all points ON the Upper Aissis-
eppi River. ~
At fKERPORT, With trains = the Illinois Central
Railroad for the North and South.
At CLINTON. with trains for Janesvills. Madison,
Prairie du Chen. Ii Crosse, Watertown, Fond do
Lac, Oshkosh, 0fssn Nay, ana points in Northsrn
Wisconsins Iowa and Mfnneeots.
A. RACINE, with trains fog Milwaukee. Kehosha.
Waukegan snd Chicago. Also with sBelle City
Line Steamer" for the East Ferry leaves
Davenport - S46 . =. Ttne-DaveADortt - Du-
Passenesrs By taxing this ssv.s win ssvs both
time and m0noy.
nc. TATE, sup't.
"A. COTTON, Asst eupt.
Z. G. DUNCAN. Assnt, Davsnpset.
Racine, WA. April, 1eQ.-eps31-dt
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06

SrsrxorIsLp,J July 5.-Ths mercury stood
| to-day at 1929.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06

fslsssaSA Operaasr. Rsek Islaad. Illinois.
This il 70 certifo that / hsve bsen deaf II ny
left ear for ten years Or more, and during that
time have used crest number Of remedies with
No appafsns relief. md through ono painless
treatment BY Dr.. Lighthiil. was restored i'm
Enthusiastically - perfect hearing.
J. E. FLEMlN0.
Rock Island. Juss 20, 1858.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06

0ollae, HI.
ThrousA ~ is1sssss Of ~ frisnd, ~ nsv.
Charles Z. Baleh. Of 0alesbursh. H., (whs Fin.
sslf i under Dr.. Lighthilrs ears.)l called o.
u. Lighshill 4. she Dsrtis Hssss asd he'd a
operation psefsfmsd e. ny 60 Tor Ne sars d
deafasn u - ysan Shading, sasssd ~ c.
taTfh. n hsppy 70 state The spsretiss.was . sue-
cess, and ~ hearing i greatly inPeovsd.
DAsma L. Wnntocx,
fTf Moline, III.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06
CURE Or C.1rARaz.
Letter f1ron dee. A. D1anCh0R01
BsQ. oRDuDaque.
FsT DsSSeva. Oct. -, 1861.
Dr.. 4. r. Li1AsRju, cAies1s:

DsSSegl. Oct -, 1864.
d.. 4. r. LisheAin, cAisaes:
DHAa Sts; I - Gid y Asas that you
~ tliaAise q nakist . pssleQissal visit
- Duts4ue. TAe rsos1iee ed sssst.
osst ysn hsvs prescribed It. ~ dasGh.
ter Caaasrh. havs already prsdscsd gsaat
bsuent, and have 10 deubt viii sfIset IN
entire cure IN due time. Mrs. Blanchard
considers herself permanently esred Of e.
tsrrA Of twenty year's annoyance, BY Tie
means Of Jour invaluable treatment
Your apparatus for applying Jour rsme-
dies seem 70 me novel, simple. and edee-
tive and your medicines . generally sue-
esssfui that they may b said to b. spsci-
fics.
I should certainly advise ~ fFisnds
suffering from any Of the dissasss treated
- spseialitiss By you, 70 put thsmsslvsl
spon yeur professional care.
Hoping that yoa nay nsst With good
success II our dty.
len vssy truly yssrs,
0E0. A. blanchard.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06

tons friends have become somewhat damu.
cnsd. Many Of them regard the adoption
Of twe.thirds rule - likely to prove fatal 10
their favorits. An effort is likely 70 bs
made 10 abrogats the rule before permanent
| organisation 10 effected.
The opposition Of . majority Of the east.
srn delegates. particularly New York to
Pcndleton is expressed with the utmos
openncss.
1t is now calculated that from 1872 to 1874
votes will be cast for pecdston on the firs,
ballot. 81
A rumor tonight says: Church drop-
ped by the New York delegation.
The southern delegates seem to have no
particular preference and declare they will
abide cheerfully by the decision Of the
| north.
The Ohio delegation is working ardu.
.u.v LOT Psndlcton, and . conference
Wv. p'ace THIS evening between this DEL
ss.on sno several other delegation At
"a. ON Avenue Hotel. The result 10 not
~. sscesss'ned. Judging By csnvsrsa-
regarded out Of the race.
President johnson il much 49,. :.
- possible candidate. The ,nd;ss,;...
l ~ OeAsVuux VIII % 0uuarosns
beyond prceedsnt. Much quiet VOL \.
being done Cos Chase, and many CLAIM
to have accurate sources Of informatio,
and bet freely that no viii be the nom;,
nee Of the convention.
New YosK, July ell A. M.-Pol;c,
arrangements on li;h street were made
quate this morning TO keep back the suro
ing crowd which SO blocked up the pass.c.
10 Tammsny Hall, and delegates and :.
porters had much difficulty in entering ow
ing 10 this cause Il was halfpast tor
o'clock before the delegates were general,
in their seats.
The convention was called to order By tn
temporary chairman At quarter before II
and prayer was offered by Rev. William
Quinn, Of New York.
| The reading Of the journal Of Saturday
was dispensed with.
Mr.. Richardson, Of Illinois, presented
series Of resolutions, which were referrss
without reading.
0sa. Morgan, Of Ohio, moved that Il,
delegation from wsskipgmsn 70 thseeavss
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-07-06

MT. AutCuiuUe 81 AtSeOutte moved 10
amend BY substituting resolution that NO
steps BE- taken towards nominatien Of can.
didats for President until after the plat
form shall have been presented and adopt
ed.
Vote on this amendment was ordered TO
be taken BY call Of the Ssatss,a the con.
cluson Of the call New York asked leave to
retire for consultation, but the Chair de.
clared that one hundred fifty nine and 4
half votes had been cast in the Affirmative
and the amendment had been adopted.
Mr.. Gsrretssn, Of Pennsylvanis, offered Z
resolution declaring the sense Of the con.
vention that in future Democratic conven.
tons majority vote should effect nomi.
ton. (Slight applauss.) Referred.
Mr.. SpauldinE, Of Kentucky, offered .
resolution that parties put in nomination
before this convention shall b By their
friends to support its ticket and platforn.
Referred.
A delegate from Ksatusky moved reso.
luton requesting the President Of the Uni
ted Statso . issue proclamation Of uni.
veroal amnesty.
NJ. Dawsos, Of Pennsylvania, asksd an
immediate voto - this resolution, end Wa
adopted with few dissenting votes.
Mr.. Schwartz, Of Maine, offered resolu-
ton on fioancss and taxatisns Referred.
Mr.. Crawford. ofNebraska. offered res
oiutlon condemning the recon struction acts
OF congress. Referred.
Mr. Emerson, Of Missouri, offered reso-
iusion calling upon tho Committee on Reso-
buttons 10 report platform at the earliest
moment possible.
Mr.. Stuart, Of Michigan, from the Com
mittce on Platform, h9nai III. -c,,a ~.
be adopted. Tie COMMITTEES vere indus.
srionsiy at work. and would report Is soon
as practicable.
Mr.. Preston, of Kentucky, said \. hand
to he able to report to the convention ~
night.
Mr.. vallandigham, Of Ohio, a a pr;,;
legged motion, moved that when the CO...
ven,ion adjourned it would be to meet aesin
at 5 o'clock, which was modified By the cub.
stitution Of 4 o'clock. In that form d va
adopted.
Adjourned ct p. n.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-01

pIles.-Thosc afflicted with tho Piles wiz nnd
iNrILusLE pELIEy by applying personally. or By
ieltor,t to DIR. Sichel, 400 Pacific street. nearSausomc
or Box 39i, Postofice. San francisca. ap29.lv
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-01
BANKERS AND AsSAYERs.
Gold Hill Assay Office
n g. Co.

.-oP-
G. & co.
CHARGES FOR BULLION 50 90
" In addition 10 one per cent OF Silver vn!G'.
small bars at specially Low Rates. Results Of
Mil Tests Of small lots OF ore for 81 90. The
Foregoing charges are lesscned by the full value
Of nll scraps belonging to the bullion nssayed.
BULLION PROFITS SHARED WITH
PATRONS. Every Deposltor receives u portion
Of the profits Of the Office, by q certain per cent.
DISCOUNT from his charges, which discount be.
| comes large rs tho business Of the Office In.
crcascs. Largo work FOR ALL COMBINED, secures
small charges to each Individual.
CHARGES FOR ORES. Assays Of ore are
made for 90 IS, 81, 81 50 or IS, for each sample
REPORTED, according to the nature Of the assay re.
qulred For full information on this point send
for a circular.
BEWARE OF ASSAYS. which as a saving to
! the Assayer arc made In old crucibles, especially
when the. reports nro not based on two distinct
assays. No matter by whom made. they are per.
llous. An unexceptionable assay report cannot
DO made With profit, for less than 81 20.
Ore assays from a distance, may be sent with
fees by mall. THREE OUNCES IL n sufficient
quantity for q sample.
CONRAD wIEGAND,
Gold Hill. Nevada.
Formerly Supervising Assayer Of U.s..
Mint ut San EranclHco.)
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-01

THERE is q colt in Montpelier, VT,
with two perfect heads.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-01
MEDICAL.
III o NJ G o III y

rs THE ONLY TRUE SYSTEM OF MED
i ielno, based upon the laws OF nature. Seven
ty.fye yearsof experience have proved that one
half Of those dying at an early NJ. can be saved
Homeopathy cures all durable dlseases perma
nently, which have resisted the skill OF the best
practitioners of any Of the old medical .ystem
for years.
Homeopathy aims rrailcstedlsease entirely
to cure sure and easy, without bleeding, blister
ing, csuterizlng or drugging. to p~rolong life and
lessen the number Of sick days.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-01

THERE are two hundred slang terms
for intoxication.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-01
IFiom the Toledo Blade
ANDR JOHNSON'S LAMENT.

Ihayc served my country, well and true, since
eighteen sixty-onc.
And all the nation honored me as Tenncssee's
favorite son;
But now rvelcft my early friends, aud Joined the
l feeLso queer. so homesick hero, l don't know
what to do.
CHoRUs-O! carry mo back to the Union side.
To the faithful and the true;
l feel 30 queer, so homcsick here,
don't know what to do.
When Honest Abe wrote down to me to advocate
because,
He sent me up to Tennessee to vindieate the
laws; .
But now the friends used to know have cold and
distant grown,
OH dear, D, dear. l feel 80 queer, won't some
one take me homc'
CuoRus-O, carry me back, etc.
Bu, now how sad it makes me feel to see the
Boys in Blue.
Throw up their caps for the Union side. and say
I've proved untrue;
I have gone too far, I can't back out, l have got
TO brass II through.
O! dear, o! dear, l feel so queer, | don't Know
what 10 do.
CHoRus-0! carry me back. etc.
One year as, l little thought tina, l should ever
The fond embrace of little Bill, or a, his altar
knecl;
The Cabinet firm have played their part, but q
THAT Congress ami the Union Boys will prove too
smart for me.
CHoRus-O carry me back, etc.
It seems as IL my Union friends hal all their love
forgotten
Firs; one will ask, How's copper, Andy some
AK the price Of Cotton;
Nv new friends call me hunky boy. and swear
they'll Se me through,
But | am troubled 80 when Hook ahead, don't
know what TO 10.
CuoRUs-O. carry mo back, etc.
Tho Impeachment; day comes creeping on, AMI
Congress stock grows strong.
Nv copper friends now walk the streets win
faces sad and long; g,
Then, when they have used me long enough. ana
find I am clear played out. 4,
They will doubtless open wide the door ''hu
gently kick me out!
CHoRuS-O! carry me back. etc.
THERE is q colt in Montpelier, VT,
with two perfect heads.
---
New York is the name Of an uniiedged
settlement in Montana.
THERE are two hundred slang terms
for intoNicatlon.
MAINE is talking about an Industrial
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-01
ALL + Il

w Z ~
The orld people of sense and observation-disclosures
PLANTATION BITTERs.
Dyspepsia, with itS symptoms, Headache, Heart
burn, Fcvcrish Lips. Bad Breath, SallOw Complexion
&c, can be cured by using PLANTATION Buffers.
This Il the most successful tonic OF. the age,
Young, mlddlc-agcd and old, arc delighted with IT.
effects.
The first trial always has u marked good effect.
No change OF diet Is necessary. Eat all you WISH
OF the best and most nutritious food
II IL the greatest cure ever known Tor an over
loaded and distressed stomach. whlchit relieves III Q
few moments.
medicine In the world. We arc not afraid to show
what IL Is composed OF.
PHYSICIANS ARE COMPELLED TO RECOMMEND 1T.
CILIsAYA BARK has been celebrated for over two
hundred. wears, and wns sold during the reign OF
Louis XVI, King Of France, for the enormous price
Of It's own weight In silver. II Is remarkable fol
Dyspepsia, Eevers, Weakness, Constipation, &C.
CsscARILLA BARK.-Ror Dlarrhea. Cole, and dis
cases OF the stomach and bowels.
DANDELI0S.-For Inflammation Of the Lolns and
DropsIcal Affections.
CANOMILE FLOwERs.-FOr cnfCch!ed digestion.
LAVENDER FLOwEps.-Aromatic, stlmulant and
%tOnlc-hIghly lnytg0ratlng IN nervous debility.
WISrEIGREES. For Scrofula, rheumatism. &c.
ANIsE.-An aromatic cArminative; creating ,tesh,
muscle, and milk: much used by mothers nursing.
Also, clOvc-buis, orange, caraway, corlahier'
Snake-rOOt, &c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-01

New York is the name Of an unfiedged
settlement in Montana.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-01

4 ARD OIL--I,OOO GALLONS OF
IL pure Lard OIL, Of the lowest.prlee
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-01

~ We arc Sole Agents for R. 8. NEwALI.
& CO., tho woll.known Wlro. Rope Makers, oi
Gnteshesd on Tyne, and have n full assortment
Of their ropes on hand. oclSIBmls
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-04-01

wiro Rope Is not affected by atmospheric
changes; Is spllesd In same manner rs Hemp
Rope. and manufactured In any length Of any
size.
Saitable Blocks and shecves for Fc,ry aud
Derrick. Fall Ropes supplied. Steel Rope sdpe,
materially IN freight, being only oHegthird ii,
reight Of hemP ropeof e7Hal strength.
Prices and Scale Of strength, Weight anu Size
forwarded, free, on Rpplieationto manufacturer
A. q. HALLlDIE g. CO..
4l0 Front street, San Francisco, Cal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK, WEDNESDAY, Dec. 2, !

NEW ORR "WEDNESDAY Dec d irto.
The attendance at the Exchange SalesrOOm
today not numerous yesterday, was the
property offered Of character TO atactso diversified an
aSsembiage. However, for the description Of property
offered. fun prices obtained and the bidding showed
that there is decline in the interest In real estate
whioh has prevailed during the Fall season. The latest
uptown sale OF magnitude completed recently was
plot OF land, embracing about eleven lots Tor S0OCo
JAMES 81. MILLER.
Building and lot the southeast corner or Lexington
ave ana Twenty-thlrdsI known "a No. lyl Lexington
ave lot l6llX4O IT, purchased by Miss s. Berg ana
j. Cohen for $1,000. Three-stOry and basement brck
dwelling, and twO-stOry extension with lot, No lSS
fourthst Old no. 1881 l55 It. west from McDOusast,
lot 22xl09 IT, bought 10y John Held for $4,000.
BY u. Nj. SEAMAN.
Building and lot, No. 1l6 Frdnkin-St., north side DO
tween Church-s and West Broadway, lot 2OX50 H., was
sold to Mr. John Ross for S6O25 Building and lot No
il5 Frankllnst adjoining the above lot 20xj0 H.,
Sssspased Of TO Mr.. j. Ross, for $1,000
BY MULLER, WILKINS q co.
Three three-StOry, basement and sub-cellar frame
houses with lots, the north side OF Onehundreand
thirteenth-St, commencing $50 feet from Fourth
each lot lGSX1OO feet, bought by A. NJ Ack
erman, each for $500 TwOsOry brick house. with lot
LOS 9xl0O feet purchased by A Wright for $1,000.
WIN. KENNELLY.
Two lets on the north side OF One hundred and thirty
sghhst. between Fifth and SiXthaVcs each 25xQ91l IT.
were sold 60 MIR Gns each fOT SloO lot the south
side OF One hundred aud twenty rst-s OF
NewavA, 25XlOO, was bought by NJ Johnson for s. 1850;
two the south side OF one hundred and thirty
ninth betwceH Fifth and SiNthaVes each 25xQQu IT,
wero purchased by {. Doshel, each Sl,45O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
ylutit.s Of Bmkrapttu.

~ ,bo DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
stTrs p.tnc. Of NevJer,ey, IS AT New brunssloL "a s
% . sh day Of NAY D. 1865 the I9asr,sasa n ns'I .T !,
plst .nnolntmrat Assignee Of JOHN " n Oh HAM VI
s,s In hs County OF Somerset and STATE Of ,,.ou
- n. lel CourI Of said District AhCHlBALp h. ohoMN
"a. vhsu Il eenosfa. Nuh'"AI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

A TTRACTIVE VILLA PLOTS.-Cmnt0rd.
Il che ptassnysaltr vrs che NcFJrrseT ocrtr, h'"d
r. by ride t7fr mi4r attr1CaE ucstrty fle"h
ayoud question Hr hesi a moot rtyanrsuus icW ~ rea
ud ta 4-i aaI property sr4Ilf there exceedingly cheap
~ h, T>, cheapest most trsrfr properly sttfra
jr a. f- s ofre CIV god ilse srskils Villa Plot of a
i.s a. an rvr.trsr Ubfsia either be- tarr ~
r- ON refr sdtr-tsr-oe ~ ea jog Dr. LolN~blKl
H. lE >sr al .e.rfG "a. oautr 81 Considerable Crsrmf
prertr 10 e1srag hsut rdtltt y i.e e-se v DISPLAYS
ad,snciug ofihe vare 20 ptbr Pfr be ~ tss
! L. --.- D. =. ann n 4 n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03

CAPTAINS pursers arriving h port requested
Addressed the New York Associated Ere ouJ 70
persons exhibiting authorIF OF J. W smonton Osners
tgsr News packages Journal Jre fEiBuSs
World Saa Eyprsss Evcia0 Post Commcra1 fdv>ss'r Sa1s
Z,g Yorker Journal sud Yorker DeBokraf Sloud ASs
e verei onlT ~ 6
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
NEW.JTRSTY

East Newark Keameyyiiiel aud RidgewOod lots com
prsed the open air transactions Of day the former by
tho NeSsrs A. j. Beecker, Son Co.. and the latter by
ths Messcs. Paulisou q Quackenbush. The Ridgewood
sale was adjourned after the suctoneer disposed of two
of OF seven lots EACH the former S275 and the
latter at 800 each The Messrs A j. Beecer, Son Co.
had an Offering lots but closed the sale when 100
we're sold the following designated prices ana To the
following named buyers;
D. A. j. BIGECWER, son & co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-12-03
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