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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-01
NEW
HARNESS SHOP,
JIM AND 10.

JIM AND j o.
Two farmers met and the following converse
ton might have been heard;
"whoa.-I say 10, have you got your corn
planted vet Z"
mo; have you got yours plantcdl"
L" No, sir, not yet, nor have got all nv ground
plowed. had to get new set of h'mess"
"Where did you get your new set?"
81 got them at flasher a Hoham'S New Har-
ness Shop. They are decidedly the best could
find in town, both as to price and quality. You
will find his shop in his new block on the south
side of Laporte street, four doors west of Cleave
land Houghtons city grocery, YOU know here
that is 7" -4rff 80,
"Oh yes, | buy my groceries there
"W ell. you take my advice and go to flasher
II Hoham's for your harness, and | will gaaran-
tee that YOU will be will be we'll pleased with your
urchase, for he has that honest Ducthman max
ng his harness that worked Sc long in 10 Potter's
shop. and there are several of your neighbors
who can testify to the durability of his work.
Good by Jo.''
"Good by Jim
"Go lang!" ~
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/ DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
A DMINlSTRATOE'S SALE.

Will be sold at public auction, one mile south
east ofBremen, on
OCTOBER II, 1868,
property of the estate of Adam Hass, deceased
late Of Marshall count v, Indiana. as follows
Wheat, oats, hogs COW tanning mill, pillow. 1
bed gun, sheep, calves, etc
Credit of nine mon tbs on five dollars and over
under Fl We dollars, cash down,
4 JOHN SOICE, Admir-.
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N OTICE!

| would say to all who are in
debted to me that | am in great
need Of money at this time, and
if you ever intend to pay | want
it now, as money will do me more
good at this time than at any 9th
er time.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
STATE OF INDlANAl
MARSHALL COUNTY

STATE OF INDlANAl
MARSHALL COUNTY
In Circuit Court FEB uary term, 1869.
ellison S Cleavelandand John\
c. Cushman, as Wardens, Will
liam Lusk. Jr., as Rector, and
Horace Corbin. Johr G. Os
borne, George F. Berson, Hen
ry G. Thayer, and Hugi B.Dick- For Deed.
son. as vestrymen of St. Thorn
as Episcopal church, lat Plym-
outh, Marshall county, Indiana
Henry G.. Carer.
The plaintiffs in tie above entitled cause by
their attorneys have fled in my office their com
plant against the deem liant. and it appearing BIZ
the affidavit of a competent person, That the de-
PENDANT, Henry G.. Garter, is a non-resi-
dents of the stae of Indiana, he is
therefore hereby notified of the tendency, of said
complaint against HIN, and unless he appear.
answer o demur thereto at the calling of said
cause, on the first day of the next term of said
court, to be BEGUN and held at the
court house in tn, town of Plymouth, on
the second MONDAY of February, 1869,
said complaint ant the mattersand things
therein contained aid alleged will be heard
and determined in hi. absence.
JOHN C. CUSHMAN. Clerk.
Corbn & Vanvalk nburgh, Plf's Atty. al
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SHERIFF,S PROCLAMATION

SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION.
|, David How, Shelf Of the county and stat
aforesaid. hereby certify that the foregoing is
true copy of the original writ of election deliver
ed to me by the Clerk of said Count; and the vo
tiers of said county are hereby notified to meet
the usural places of holding elections in their res
pectve townships on the 18th day of October,
1868, to vote for the above named officers.
DAVID HOW Sheriff Mar shall County.
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FAR M FOR SALE.

In West township, near Zchner's Touring mill
consisting of l04 acres. 40 improved, on which a
good house. fine orchard, and splendid well oil
water. For further particulars enquire of VIM
Zehner, near the premises, or Of
RANSOM BARBER, Plymouth.
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POIIL-At the residence of her father in
Plymouth, on Thursday morning, Octo-
Der 1st, KATIE Poll, aged about 10
gears.
SILBERSTORFF-A his residence in
Plymouth, on Sunday, September 9th
LOUIS SILBERSTORFF
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lNoTlcE'

N -
All are hereby warned agains. purchasing two
notes o one hundred dollars each, dated Tippeca-
noetown June lst, 1868, PAYABLE to DR.. Joseph
Spencer, and sie ned by mys lf-Dr. l.. s. Tyr
rell. One note due six and til other nine
months from the date Of the same. The six
months note bearing an endorsement of s22.
have offsets to TIE full amount of the above notes
and shall contest the payment of the same other
wise than by said Offsets.
DR. L. 8. TYRRELL.
Tippecanoctown, Sep. II, 1853.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Fashionable Barber,
J. f Van Valkenburgh
Wholesale Liquor store.

LIQTORS.-pure Liquors 70. medicina and 0fha
purposes be had at store, door north OF tn
Branch Bank.
May Is, 1865. ]. F. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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One Thousand Dollars for Year!
At full rate of interest, with ample personal
security. or mortgages on real estate. ANY person
having the above sum to loan, or one half OF the
amount, can make good terms BY addressing
&c CO care of Democrat Office, or calling al said
Office.
August 6 ,ls6s.
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NJ EDiCAE.
DR.. I. A. Lemon.
Physician and Surgeon,

Has resumed the practice of his profession and be
found al his residence of La Porte and Walnut
streets, at all hours except when professionally absent
50
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AT Delmonico's restaurant On Broad
way, Few York, YOU can ge' the very best
there is to eat, but you must pay he high
est price for it. At Westervelt y Co.'S
they do business on an entirely llffereat
principle. They furnish you the be,t
qualities Of dry goods and boots 4 shoes
al che loeest possible prices for cash and
if you are like the individual we''once heard
Of, who said ho could take hint without
being kicked, you will act on the hint we
have given here without further urging.
THE German Cornet band, Of Plym-
outh, will give grand ball On Wednesday
evening, October 9Th, 1868, at Corbin &
Benson's hall. Prof j. j. Lifels celebra-
ted quadrille band has been secured for
the occasion All who wish to enjoy
themselves can, by attending, have an op-
portunity on that occasion. Tickets,
81 90.
TIE Crown Point icg ste, charges five
cents per line for publishing obituary no.
tees. We are at all times willing to ac-
commo1ate our friends in this respect free
Of charge. Don't all speak at once.
A LAMODE-W observed the other
day representative of the fashion, or at
ttude known in fashionable circles as II g
"Grecian bend" The louise that smiled
ought to be kicked to death by mule.
NIGHT GENTRY are said to be seen pre-
ambulating about town of late.
We advise orr citizens to treat all wayfar-
ing burglars, &c, with kindness and gen
tlsaess of spirit.
THERE will be meeting Of the democ,
racy of Center township at Round school
house this evening. Or. Confer and D.
ID. Luke will be present and address the
meeting.
THE K. l.. church is 10 rapid process 0
construction. When completed, ibis will
be another ornament to our town.
SWEET POTATOES are plenty in thi:
market, retailing at 81 per busheI.
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LIVERY AND SALE
STABLE.

Tie undersigned having purchased the livery sta
bic of \ LEHMAN * ROSE, is fully prepared t.
meet every want Of the livery business H
has better horses and finer buggies than has ever
been kept in Plymouth, which he is prepared to
furnish the public on the most reasonable ten ms.
Travellers conveyed to any part of the country OIL
reasonable terms.
As s. l.. HARVEY
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-01

From and after Aug. aeh 1861. trains viii leave !
in connection with all western lines ~ follow
FROW DT.NhIRK IAD Afi-Ry New NOrl
/ time from Union depOt>:
80 4. " MI F-XfRf,>S. From Duukirk SUNDAY
excepted Stops II Salamanca. 10 00 a M. an,
connects nj lIOmclSyiie and Corning itii the \
Express mail from Bufiaio aud arrives in New York !
SUNDAYS excepted. stops Al IIornclsye 30 P. N.
;supper intersecing with The 10 train from B-la
lis p " MI IIORK NIGIfT E.XPRE,SS from Dan
kirk. Sundays excepted stops al Salamanca 6S !
NJ: Olcan 30 Pm: Turner'S A..si n. and arrives 4
trains and steamers for Rosfen ana New Enriand =,
9.5O p. w. CTNfTNfItiTy EKFRE,S>. from Dunkh h
and connects at HorncIiSvii with The ~ Train fro,
Buffalo, arriving in New \ cTk 3,25 p. N.
FROu BTFF.4LO- By New York tim" from Dep,
Sd 4. w. NEIi lORh nh f-AfRk>>. SUNDAY
excepted stops at Horncllsyillc 905 l. NJ ibkt Sus
quchanna IL ": ldincl Turner'S 80 p NJ tSup.
and arrives in New York lo-3n n NJ Connect a
"reaf Bend with Delaware. lacka~anna x Mcsi'r|
railroad. and ar Jersey CITY with midnight ENrr~
train of New Jersey railroad for Philadelphia. Baisi
more and Washington.
500 4. w. EKPRE>S NH via Avon aud IorncllS
vile (Sundays excepted arrives in New York AZ -
A. "; connects at Emira viii Northern central rail
way for HARRISBURG. Philadelphia, baltimore Wa-i'
ington and points south.
eco r. w. LIGHTNING FXPPESS tSundars except
ed stops at Iorneisvic - T. NJ. ,supl andp rrisc
in New York 200 A. CONNECTS ~ .Ie~ey city Wit
morning Express train OF New JERSEY Railroad ~
Baltimore and Washington. and aG New York viii
morning Express train for B0-ion and New ErgaHs
6.lO T. w. NEIi l'ORh NIGNTF NF'R f'>>. daily. stop
al Portage. - int-rsectin@ - loruci>Vic viii
the 10 T. train rom Dunkirk. ard arrives in y, s
II ~ T.. W. CIA(LNhIIY EAPHEN> lSunday~ *
ccptedl stops at Susquchannah 10 r. hkf
Turner 10 r. NJ tdncl and arrives in New York a
3s5 T. NJ connects Elmira. y i'm northern Ccftrt
r. r. for Harrisburg Phadep hia. Baltimore. Vast.
ingtOn X points south; ~ Great B,ud with Delaware
Iackawanna 4 Western railroad for Scranton. Trent
on and Philadelphia. and at New York with aitcrncoi
trains and steamers for Boston and New England cir
Only train east on sunday leaving Buffalo al o i
P ", and reaching New York AT l2.S0P.N
Boston and New En- gland passenger with thrir bag
gage are transferred RE- ~ charge IN New York
To pleasure travellers the line OF the Erie railway pre-
SCENTS many objects Of interest. passing through th'
beautiful valleys of the Chemumg Susqurhauna. Del,
ware and Ramapo river ever changing panorama
OF natures beauties commands attention.
Tho best ventilated and most laxuTioas slecpin.
coaches " TIE World accompany all night traiu'
on this railway.
BA GGA GE CHECKED TIRR . UG ~
and fIre Arrays as Io'r as dsy OTHER ronft.
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY
Which can be obtained M principal Tick Offices IL
the west and southwest
RIDDLF. NJ. p. RARR.
Gen'l Supt. 6en'l I'ass. Ag't
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ALI trains running directly through la New York
400 MILES WITHOUT CHANGE or COACHES.
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Dissolution of Partne rsnip.

The partnership heretofore existing uuder The firm
of ,. =. Alleran A Co. i this day dissniN, Z
hy mutual consent The husinrSs viii ~ c,infinnel 8,
indebted are requested to srfla isafarg.af. fx All
debts contracted BY the dTBl viii BE- Paid ~ in. rnt
Aligned y. = 4llFsfAE
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-01

AS a Preventive
Against malaria. fever and ague, and al di seases
arising from atorpid state of the liver, there is
no M edcine SO highly recommended as Roback 5
stomach bitters. For gale by Brown Bros
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ERIE RAILWAY
BROID GITGE-D OTBLE TP1CK EOT'TE TO
NEW YORK. ISOSTON
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.

This Railway extends from
Dc KIRK to NEW YORK 400 miles.
J UTFALo to New YORK 423 miles.
SALAMANCA to New YORK 4l:5 miles
ANDlS FROM
81 Miles the SHORTEST ROUTE
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j. j. ViIlaII,

Homeopathic Physician and Surgeon.
Particular attention paid to obstIetrc practice and dis
eases OF women and children. Office over Brownlee'
store Residence opposite the northwest corner of The
public square, Plymouth. Ind I1O-aS
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INC SAW MILL MEN.

The undersigned, an experienced head sawyer.
wishes to gets situation. Good references Civ.
sn on application. Address
4. II. WILLARD, Plymauth Ind
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DR.. l.. Johnson.

Physician and Surgeon,
BOURBON, IND. Office over Grosh Il Beck Bros
hardware store. 40
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SWEET POTATOES are plenty in this
market, retailing at 81 per busheI.
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Banking Company.
Sewing Machines.
McCurdy House,
Wanatah, Ind,

South side p F. w. & c. Il. r. adjoining the passecn
depot. Guests stoppn: here will receive first class
accommodation nj moderate rates. Baggage convey
ed to and from the cars free
"a T.. McCURDI. ProD'r.
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e.. HaSianger,

Wagons, Carriages, etc.
C. Haslangcr & Bros. manufacturers of W. ,rons
Carriages, etc. Blacksmhng, painting anf yrainins
done TO order
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Plymouth Protection Hook &
Ladder Company, NO. 1.

Regular meeting frs, Tuesday of each month.
JF LANGENBAUGII, Foreman.
JNFREESE. Scc'y.
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DIR. A. O. BOrtOn.
Surgeon Dentist,

Surgeon Dentist,
Can be consulted his office every dav kept MONDAYS
and Tuesdays. Office over Westeryelt's Store Plym-
outh, Ind. 80
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NOTICE number Of new advertisements
in this issue.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-01

The 4. l.. church is in rapid process 0 f
construction. When completed, this will
be another ornament to our town.
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Trains run daily. SUNDAYS excepted
+. H. SCOTT Superintendent
Pittsburgh. at. ETayneA Chicago
Railway.
On and after May. H. 1859 rr,ia- wiz lsve Staiinr.
d ally. Sabhahs excepted follows: Train eayn
Chicago al 30 ". leaves daily Train leaving Pitts
burgh 1T H. 10 p NJ. h.ave> ,isilv
TRIMS GOfN-G HE,T
sr.rlnNs ryl.r,,.ss -r-S-..rr.ss r...-rr.s trrrr.
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RAIL ROADS.
G. =. 81 l.. e. e. Time Table.
TALL ARE4YrERESE

To take effect Tuesday September - 1865 At IN A.
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TIE Crown Point 2eg ste, charges five
cents per line for publishing obituary no.
tees. We are at all times willing to ac-
commo1ate our friends in this respect free
Of charge. Don't all speak at once
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Plymouth Chapter, no. AZ,
" a NJ.
Plymouth Council, No. 10,
II. and -. NJ
Plymouth Lodge, No. iA9,
~

Regular communication first and third Friday eve
nInxs of each month. Visiting brothers ALWAYS wei
come E. X. SHOOK, W. NJ.
IL s. BENSON, Secy.
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THERE will be a meeting of the democ-
racy of Center township at Round school
house this evening. Or. Confer aud D.
d. Luke will be present and address the
meeting.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-10-01

A LAMODE-We observed the other
day representative of the fashion, or at
tltude known in fashionable circles as Il g
"Grecian bend" The louise that smiled
ought to be kicked to death by mule
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heavy owing to the low price at which the stock Is
selling In reference to this the London Economist
Of the Sd inst. contains the following
In New York and Erie shares there has been again
the other side OF the Atlantic. IL is suggested tnat
the quantity OF shares In this American railway held
here should require some sort Of association for pro-
lection OF the common interests Very large fmpor-
| tations have been received from New York, and the
holdings on this side now form considerable por-
ton OF the common stock capital.
On this side the large shipments to England are
rumored to be owing mainly TO purchases by CAPT.
tasts interested In the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway with view to ultimately securing control
OF the Erie, with view to consolidation II other
means fall During the remainder OF the afternoon
there was considerable activity but Erie and New
YORK Central yielded half per cent although other
stocks remained steady and Pacific Mail experienced
further advance to 1918 under purchases supposed
TO be made in view Of the approaching annual cleo
tion At the close at six O'Clock the market was
firm at the following quotations:-New York Central
1851 1881; Erie, 46h; Reading, 9O1s a e0S
Michigan Southern, SAX $40; Cleveland and
Pttsburg, S73s; Cleveland and Toledo, 1923 1929
Rock Island, 1o2 1925; Northwestern, So a ssb
Northwestern preferred So a $50; Fort Wayne,
1885, 100; Ohio and Mississippi 29S 2911; Pacific
Mail, 1918 1878; Western Union Telegraph 1917
a 34S.
Inv ioioSh SASH1ukc iudI htt WIS quitt uuu IdtLcE
yielding as to rates. owing to an increased supply OF
bills drawn against shipments Of bonds and produce.
London journal Of the Sd inst. remarks that the
latest official returns show thai regards the British
export trade there Is progressive improvement in
the value when compared with the corresponding
periods Of the past two years. and evidence is thus
afforded that although slowly, the manufacturing
industry OF the country is revivng. 1t is impossible
TO predict how long period must elapse before any
substantial effect will be produced upon the money
market should these symptoms OF returning activity
continue but it is satisfactory to observe some
movement in the right direction. Increased ex-
pOrtatlon means increased profits at period when
extra caution is taken, and with these increasing
profits enterprise viii be gradually stimulated and
an improved demand for capital must in due course
follow.
The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the Sub-Treasury in this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been fol-
lows
Custom House. Sub Treasury.
Receipts. Receipts. Payments. Balances
Sept. IA $444 $40 $l93S 500 779 $S9 905, 900
Sept. TO-. $4,000 1,465,7SS 1,10S,95l 90,26l, $3.50
The value Of exports exclusive Of specie from
New York to foreign ports for the week ding to-
day S. 1888 O24, against s3o74s42 the week pre-.
vious.
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middlinr. -
CorrVY.- Rio.-The market iul and heavy for ali
grades except prime, which held full prices We
heard sale. OF moment Other kinds quiet. We
quote RIO Ordinary l3c lSic gold duty paid
fair do, HAc. Hc. good do, Ike &c., aud prime
16sc. 1910 extremes Tor lots sc. Ike Costa Rics l5sc
aE4c. Java in bags, lbc ss.c; do, In mats, 2sc
H.c.; Jamaica, NSc l5c Laguayra, lsc. l6c.; Mar
acaibo, lac Ne. Messrs William scott Sons make the
stock September ID 1895 I'm New York, i.Ss bags Phla
depha, 5000 Baltimore, asWo; Mobile icO New Orleans
CorrEr The market for ngoi, though dull was brm
s3sc. 2sc. for Portage Lake; %Sc 25fc for Detroit
and 1sc for baltimore Sales about 1880 00j lbs At
2sc Tor Detroit and Lake SUPERIOR including 5000 Quincy
outsid, price.
cocoa wa. quiet smau ssc., gold, for Ssrscsbo
In bond End l8Lc tc.. goic duty paid, for Guayaqu
Te %. Sperm steady al tc. Sc and patented
hbc SEC.
DRuos DyEa quiei, but price. were generally
steady. The sales 100 bleaching powders at D.
3L,c, gold 80 drums csusic soda DE De- III
seds Ssh a, 2s use 10 and 80 do sal soda part a.
FioTR ASb GHAIs.-Reeeipu, io,73l bbs eouf, lo do.
Data isls5 do barley. The market FOR State Western
-four remains most unsatisfactory state The demand
being exceedingly light The rceips fell particularly OF
grades OF winter wheat Hour, which IA not wanted
tng low prices and not uufequentiv sacrre
10 Ia. Prices FOR other grades merely MONT
demand for fresh ground State particularly
from old wheat moderate but the market remained
vailed the past dav two absted. but e
done shipping grades. California -four ruled dull and
prices favored the buyer the outside prices showing
decline The saes shout 10000 hhis. Southern
Hour was dull without decided chsnee though sperD-
irine the lower grades The sales so bbs
RIVE -four 10 RUE du and heavy sales lb bhs
Corn meal fair demand, and sales made Of l4Je
mis- part IS 81 rs for Western, ~ for Brooklyn
xs . forvx eli
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THE TOBACCO MARKET.

Owing to the scarcity OF suitable tobacco for export but
little has been done In seedeaf since report The
sales OF The week amount to $50 of which 100
Ohio (new and old sold at from 95c. l3c., new
sa's c 2c and 80 Connecticut wrappers (crop
For the home trade moderate business only was done
wv cases OF Connecticut changed hands 2c
onds and DOC. for wrappers.
rrces Tor kentucky remain unchanged.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
sales or Real Estate Yesterday.

sales OF Real Estate Yesterday.
During the past three months but little has been
done in the way OF real estate speculations, but the
season now opening promises TO be even more profit
able for the brokers and auctoneers than that Of
las year. Most Of the principal buyers have been
prospecting around the different popular watering
places and summer resorts, and consequently the
Exchange has been almost deserted till within the
past few days. The attendance yesterday was large
and considering the earliness OF the season. fair
amount of business was transacted.
N essrs. Johnson Miller offered for sale two hun
the city and in close proximity to the railroad sta
ton. This being rapidly improving neghborhood
were realized. The following are the particulars OF
the saleS:-
4 lots, W cor of North 9TH and Clinton ss each
lot aSoinns. on SorS 9Th ST. SIioo James Moore oo
lots adjoining ,he above each 25Hioo Brain, EACH 100
S Sss a HSGnS . ssfa ssI acxrdcn each loo loo
! lot, q cor OF North 9Th and Temple ss 25xl00,
io cor Of North 5G st. a;iao Mr.. BenGa 40 10
lots. W cor North 9Th and Temple ats, each 25Ioo,
8 lots ad joining the above on North 9Th 81. each a5ioj
lots s,e' cor OF North 9Th st and Rip Van Wrinkle av
io as' s' cor Of North s,S St and Rip Van Wrinkle
lot adjoining, fronting On North 9Th 81: a5iioo Mr.
a sSy ss joining .s. above, asai66 Brain l lSS
4ots, of North 9TH and Temple sta each 2S1loo,
lots corr 81 North s,I and Rip Van Wrinkle avs, ="
sos adjoining he above on North iii st. each nv
4is.. Temple and North iii ST. each iiioo
ios. cor temple and North 7h .is, each sjio '"
adjoining lot: on North iii Il; each i5io Mr. Penn
lots Adjoining each a5roo Mr. Barclay sS
lotss cor OF North 9TH and Clinton ss each 2bIlOo,
lot. cor Of Clinton and North ith s.s each 95ioo,
adjoining adjoining in Moth 7h ST., each sslGc
2 ad oinins lots each 25.ioo Mr. Wilson :ach.. 100
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ppis atoIf.o- q 70c for bonded.
WhALk6oSE trife frmer The sales during the past
two weeks about lbs fpart previously reported
N S 900 lbs Arctic At 600 DO 0eho..k =
p1ve terms and in New Bedford 0O Arctic ut 81 q
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Livingston q. i29 n from Kinney st. 251IOo .... 500
UAIou y ~ ~ rom bowery St. 25xlO0. 400
~ = ~ - ron governor 81 SaIs 1900
$500
West Side Az " 9, Van Reypen's prop 5oxloo 7o0o
Jersey City and Newark road, lot 81, map Bergen
KRARNEY. -
Kearney av so IT'S OF Hoyt st, 25I2oO175rlOr5O
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kearney = LOO OF Hoyt g. I5xl00 375
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