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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-24

ZINE TEASING are now landing an
f1 assortment of EXTRA FINE GUSPOW-
DER and ouLONG TEAS. including few pack
ages of the celebrated .QUEEN CHOP which
we iter to the trade rs low as similar goods can be
purchased in any market IN the country.
no9 S. G.. TARDY. s. co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-24

10 BARRELS REFINED SUGARS.
~ no4 CJIAMBERLAYSE Il JONES.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-24

COUNTRY HAMS.-FIFTY VERY
" FINE COUNTRY BACON HAMS.
WILLIAM q. DASDRIDGE L. co.,
oco5 s?7 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-24
EAcuANGE HOTEL AND BALLARD HOUSE,


q. J. SCAMMELL, Manager; j. L. DICKINSON
Clark. 30-1m
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-20

LNOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for SALE
able terms the following lands and town lots situated
In La Sale county, to wit:
LANDS
10 Acres-W19 swN Of EN- MEX Sec 2, 7. SO, R.3.
81 Acres IN. of Canal E15 MEX Sec IL 49, R.S.
so Acres-WI3 SwJ4 Sec. q, r. 81, R.3.
100 Acres-NWH Sec q. T. 81, RS.
.-liur TOWN LOTS.
Lots 8, 8, Block 8, States Addition to Ottawa.
Und% lot IL, Block 4, States Addition to Ottawa.
Lots 2 8, 4, 60 9lo, in Block a. States Addition
Ottawa.
Lots TO- II, H. g. Block 49, States Addition
to Ottawa.
Lot 9, Block SO, States Addition to Ottawa
Lot Is, Block 80, Ottawa Centre.
The above will DO sold for part cash down. and the residue
time to sut purchasers For further apply 10
Albert Il. Dow, Canal Office, Ottawa.
Ottawa, May 16, 1S68-tf T. n. G0ODEIL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-20

INAHM AND COAL LAND FOR SALE.-I
offer 90 Of land for sale, situated II miles south
OF Ottawa on the Vemon river and miles from
This farm will DO within mile Of the junction of the O. O.
T. R.V. X. X. and the Chicago Seneca Lisbon r. B.
whcn completely which both under contract and being
pushed forward to completion fast the of the
companies will permit. The running on the
Ottawa, r. " r. X. from Wenona the l. c. r. r. to
Sreator so acres Of this farm underaid with vein
thebest coal in nss being from TO feet thick and
than one hundred feet from this surface TIE surface land
otEe best quality OF PRAIRIE except 10 Of which
timber 80 under cultivaton so well fenced with
good boards.
new dwelling house with rooms and good dry cellar
hundred trees choice fruit nearly full grown, having
been planted and carefully cultivated before the
house built tf
adjoining this farm, which in less than years will increase
its value to double tho present price.
Bruce. March 14-tf w. r. MILLIGAN
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-20
Real ESTATE.
BAKERY FOR SALE.

offer my building No. Union Block, EarIvillc, with
stock and fixtures, for SALE The building Is new story
FIRE-PROOF BRICK BUILDING
In good location and the business has competition
here. Address JOSEPH HAAS,
Jan 43-tf Earlyille. I'll. =
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-20

charsning child Of fifteen looked over at me- and
said: e.
"But you did say 90, didn't you, Mr.. Beecher?
/ heard yen r. --a----,g---
For mement there was silence. Then came
q crash of laughter from the whole company
Confused, and blushing scarlet, she said
"Why, I always thought had heard you say
itr
For the first time then believed that per-
son might distinctly remember what never tsok
place. take back the message to the Buffalo
lady, and humbly apologize for supposing that
one could not recall thing which never hap
pened.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-20

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR GOODS
IL OH CITY PROPERTY.-TheO Ottawa Avenue
House and Farm, containing 20 of the best
white sand rock for making In the county The land
well fenced mostly picket this buildings Of stone the
best barn in t.wn good SHEDS failing well OF water
Situated miles west Of Ottawa and mile from the Fair
unds on Ottawa Avenue which is the only good driving
park out OF the city, being rods wde which makes tho
house grrat resort aud the best place for brewery and
beer garden in the county with fine grove back Of the
house tor pic MICS. 81
For farther particulars inquire on the premises Of
nollH CAPT. A. p. REED Auctoneer
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-20
LAND
MISSOURI LAND
FOR SALE--OR EXCHANGE.
x 1890 ACRES OF LAND.

1000 OF which Is choice farming fruit or stock la
Also desirable real estate improved and unimprovc
on Ottawa Avenue, in city. Inquire of
BRUSH BUTLER,
Dec27-tf. ~ Attorneys, Ottawa, Ill.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-02-20
EARM FOR SALE,-rh

LNARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for sale
his residences cont aiming gao Of land and situated
three miles northwest Of the Court House In Ottawa La
Sale County, illinois, Bald farm has 20 Of woodland
the remaining 220 In coed state Of cultivation
with good improvements Oil and young apple orchard
containing dns varieties Of grated fruit also several kinds
of small frutsall thrifty. will sell my farm in lot,
or will sell 100 acres containing residence and so
separately. no 2s-4m. ELI sTRAwN.
, 1869-08-22

cut on lron the benefit OF competition. ThS co.,
slrnct1on Of new railroad from COLUMBIAN Quo,
70 Ncisour1l'e, II TINT STATE Where The black
region nom Which Chicago u I'll reap many ~.
vantases. rris road u seventy miles long. and
runs through one os The richest portlonI oi The
the line, and as through connection Is made With
thi3 city orcr the Ft9bn1Eh, Chicago 4 st. Louil
route, s1d II this IS The best ms1ket In which to
nsRi1 opened nns1l rcson iii seeome CON III ubass IT.,
TIE locGng Valley has produced cosI for sous
twenty Jeas., hut ~ there were no f.etlttles fol
transportation the article seldom or never want
beyond tho narrow Init Of the valley. COY. Dr5.
nlhopt Of Ohlo, Mf. j. F. Smith. Nj. Vt, a Brook :
~. y. Z Green. ~, Peter Harden, Of tho nlm oi
seetn2 the necessity Of q road to develop The val.
ley, went to WORK md constructed what IA npwr
Ha ne Colunhcs Hooking Valley Railroad. The
icant fact that the nrt train OF cAr1 that passed
over 1t WIS ladeu With cox for this city. There
were twentJ.nEe ca5E. containing eleven tons
each. al Of which Wele consigned to Messrx. ".
7. BEND Co.. the agcnn for the Hooking Valley
Tnta ntm expects to receive and set Two trains
Of coal esesJ day. Already they have mahe con-
acts ior supplying all the rolling llis In 1ne city
except one, and n1Moe1 OF packing houses and
diEtilleiies. The coal u brm!noua, frre from sul-
domeatc II Il nea11y al lump, and II Il NOT
as much exposed TO hrcainge IN transportation a
Nhen carried IN vessels By wafer The nuubef
By Hr. Erook1, eoo owned BY the Hooking Valley
Railroad COMPANY, bes1des reinforce rocntA from
the p, C. 8 St L Compsny whep nece1safJ.
The retail pr.ce Of the coal vii be tS ton, aud
viii be Uniform throughout the year 10 long As the
P, c. d St L Ral1zuad Company does not ln-
Grease the frelSbtaEc There IL bat Httie danger
OF this, as Nj. Smlth the principal agent, tihs
given assurances that the freight III continue Ut
The present rate. The P. l. L ST. l. Company IL
cooperating with The company, and will afford
o nyor~ <1r f7arFN - n TO. f1p+n Shn tHSAa
Mess1H. Nepd will hsye In their yards. corner Of
hinkle and Peoria streets, iA1gc supply IN ed-
7Ance OF the demand, so es to guard AEalnst q
lJca.1nu.
, 1869-08-22
SPORTING.
The Boat Race at Pittsburgh
Base Ball in Chicago and Elsewhere,
Observation-Disclosures
6ouRI.

NAHl1L AND UCLTEH

HAxuL AND c0CLTEn-
Tne longsa1edso! boat nee hesreso James y. HAN
champion oara,Den7 took place On the Upper Aonon
Eahela on Friday last There wAs reuendous
ter have BEEN IN training sipce their la1t attempt
ed nee which va asar, eecaoae q foulaz.
former weighed l50 pounds, and the latter l5I.
IAniu's friends wers 30 con1deni OF bis saccc1s.
md his Irputatton vas no gfeat, that ~ general
Coulters friends, however, elthoneh not serY
dstuons1rn1tvc1 qnletiJ TOOK oil tho bets offered
@ ana o no@ = sae rEss we1t confident thai he would
T*o BUOY. lit, fee. apart, were anchored In.
MSdlately oppostte naolen'aa:s Ispplel lAt tea
poat and pulled aIoWIy over 10 ,he roy. sccomps-
hicd By hi5 tta.nez. few mo0aents liter Coulter
sppealtd II NJ nsw 1.st, tne "Ance Nexloa,a a
Pittsburgh side and Haulu the south Ride tha
rcterte soAt taking position between them.
. saiaed @ sapdy W !ns It daues eoa of
nsnilL and was two ooas Lengths ahead I lA:tas Ths
whistles Of The steamers blew at the stazt, and the
the nen daappearsd "a = bend i Inc rser !
great extent still being IN favor OF HAmiu.
LA1alIl pulled with h.a usual short quick stroke,
while Co1,ter toos The iopg pnll ma!a! as ths
gaining, and when oppoeite the station It wAa
mp and tuck, Hau!il, anything. being tr1ne
II.
In the hot sun Like a plsce Of steel uad BON men
appeared 10 be e1er1lpt the,,selyea 10 ther ut
mort, Coulter appeared 10 gz1u ailghtly alter they
passed Lapghltu 4, aud soHed nesr lie reIercc1
Loaf, ilamtlI keeping aone distance 70 the right
Coult4r turned the buoy boat beautifully, Lg.u1
little ahead Of uxmlL HamNI's boat at this
point appeared To dfng uttIe, and Tteu he had
3al1ly tained the buoy Gonite. was length and
hhl1, At least, ehead.
On the HON. stretch, CoulIe, pulled vigorously,
And when they reached Latgh!ins, on the wnJ
IN. Coulter appeafed 10 be about ten lengths
alieadt nnI kepi The lead uniu they passed out OF
Alght Wien the men calpe u slchL on the return
the crfattAr exc1tcmeut prarHl!eu-the s.fntn.
.aywnlsljed. he crowd cheereIL and The noise
!02l E3ort t.,ue Was aisolutelF deateaIpg, CouI-
teH Tassed the line half minute ahead, making
tntate n,!e course In 81 :51H and nst7Y1ax st the
staNlu2 point ut o:o9cik,
1t Was slated iast evening that the tiue Of Cou1-
ie1 wa 81 80 but the time 81 :slH WIS taken hy
three well known P.ttsburghc!s, who nade It
gT:gIh.
Iisutul pulled 10 his bo,t-hou.e af,cr the race
was over, and said, frankly, thai he had been
he6ken -
ID commenting on the race Pittsburgh paper
sars thal uam11i's raciuR daYs are oreJ 20 lar az
compc,tt,on Win such oa,Tnen as Waiter BEoyn
and Henry Coulter, Ills more youthful nraIs, arc
fYs
, 1869-08-22
CHEAP c1Al.
Flsst Con.lgnucut from thc Hooking Valley
Mines,

There arc but few matters OF more Importance
10 the public, or IN which wider Interest b fcl'
than II the supply OF coal 1t Affects everybody
Irrn the manufacturer who consumes tons DAILY
10 the poorest person Who shlvcts IN the w1nse1
cp!d for want Of IT, In this climate 1t Is as lndts
repRstle In Hintcr "a food OF air. None are iade.
PENDENT OF II
Much attention hAs been attracted 10 the auo-
ieet OF coal within the past lew years. but the past
few months have developed an agitation OF the
question that x cot cease until the titrlcrt!es OF
the situation arc solved. Nearly everybody Knows
that the coal trade of the country
Is controlled by comparatively few
men OF vcsltn mad influence, who
have been sllc 10 defy competition and to hut,d
rp nohopot1e6 Of gigantic power 1tey haEe
fegyJauon End prohnito1y tariffs which excluded
from the unrkct coal thnt could lc purchased and
fttnilcd to the public at considerably lower 1zures
sufferers, and rsy los ther coal 81 extrs ton, IL
ordcr Tint these capitalists may add 10 their
wealth and peTpttuAte iher power. The coal
Question comes home to every tnan, ana Is klele-
tore OF universal interest
The w1y to 1cdoce the price OF coal To reason
ehle amount = to Increase the supply and The con.
to our commerce. coal produced ia TITS country
cannot remain higher here than the foreign artI-
&C. s,s sna tae 1oooRolies won'd be destroyed The
Eleat ~ eIteut, III The opening Of new cosl ne!ds
Within OFT own hoFaers- The greater the number
Of competing companies, the less viii ~ The nr,ce
for the simple ttason that eAch viii TT 10 under.
Sell the other. For 1h1 reason, the opening or =
new hourcc OF scrpty Ia = matter OF coupratn,a.
tion on the pan Of the pub,!c.
cnscaso Consumes an eno1moos qcanttty Of
coal anuuA.iyt anl The amount viii increase
year 1ets there WIS imported To this city G46 4os
Tons, and This year It Will amount 10 over 6p tp1
tens. Most Of this coa1 came from Erie Pcppsyl-
wants, and from isrtar Ill., by way OF the lake;
and portion from a sale, IN Ih,s state, and
somewh hat Ut the tender mercy Of the NOTORIOUS
Pennsylvania moneposists, becanse no coal OF the
s.ue KIND and Of equal quality has been IN the
market TO compete 1th their article
THIS state CT 1aInGs Is uke1y soon
to end There has been much nearer TO US ID the
STATE Of Ohio an rn!aifns supply OF m article re-
ported TO equal IN every way the best EI1t and
l,1laf Hit cual- Gnlo11uate!5, however, there
was No WAY Of transporting II hllhes, md VIC were
, 1869-08-22

------------- -.----.e-.+- = =
GuIirc-ME, Gtant. Of the An.sscurn.
In matcn Eanc between The Gazellcs anG
l'astines, last Friday, the Gazeles wete beaten
bJ Ecore OF " 70 ID
The FasiMe Club also p.sycd game yesterday
viii the D. H. F1ske n1ne7 IN which the former
Nsrc again Victorious by score Of 81 TO s.
The Atlantic Base Dall Cllh Of brooklyn played
tne htJs:oncs OF iallanelnnla yesterday after.
noon. aaa @ aeieaten @ the tasbcf n ~ most signal
= I ~ seuts 1,Up4' - ~ tne aLAu'G.
nal t{rgeats N rarnr, AA' . 'Ao "' sA- ~'''' 0e
EoutAerus. OF New Orleans, PLAYED q raInc al
Louisville, Ky. which resulted III follows: Eacles,
2: Sputhefuh 2a
TROY August s1-The Eckforis tcat tie Uay.
nAkeye Ut base oslI, score ~ a,atnst II,
n,,,,.vnz
r,,,,ox,r ro,,, Nm. "a rna.. .,,, y, ,,,ro,,
u!1c1! Lnontn, b.ui2la M tna1Lels VII he ueFalu
o. heaiiy ~ lnLeleat Ihe1e Is holhlne Shifting
Ena3eSeF ~ htl!'Afd circles. Iae matc1 between
FOLEY and lsadore IS still under Way. Tom e.
presses EninsHeSa 10 MAKE match Tor 800,
nut for nothlhE less- ne ttln1s IT worth that
much 10 play lei alone 70 set beat 1sAdore
doat respond 10 these figures IN AnJ material
r- FEKeoSAL
l1clre Ca1Hac returned yesterday from t!a TIP
ac1oss the waters, in splendid health ana spirits,
anu Tas warmly welcomed BY Ills numerous
1Echds md admirers ~ ChtcaSo. ,.-..-...-..
M!Ae Eononam NJ has nscn oncfea INC s1ner'asen'
nehcy OF the thlha5d rooms of MI. Gaydou, Soa,
ls5 and 1so south Clark street. 1lc has nccerted
WetE
r.. AA1nEMAIleH MaE cphds&t,
Iae toohtaK .G ena'snSs aas pea Ios"a1nea u
LIZ PHltl, 81 w e&pta. lLseIl: !:, SLASH .,,,
herrly CHALLENGE ny elevator clerS IN ias
Sty tu rou.es. - ~ ~ neullmh EaNa y. ~ au9o
, 1869-08-22
AplsAxc {.

To The Editor eJ The Chicago TRIBUNE:
BIB: ALLOW me, through the columns OF your
journal to cali the attention Of The proper author
lues 70 the negligence Of The officers entrusted
With the cleansing Of the nutlsncea which arc 30
abundant In the vicinity Of Archer aFe1ue. The
back yards arc in iearfu! situation; the Bw,ll Is
unretDoscd for weeks, causing an almost lnsu0rr.
able stencil tn the surrounding atmosphere. aai
numerous other nutsnpcea which are Injurious To
the health Of the cItixena, a-e allowed 70 rcuatn
undieturbed
me intense heat prevailing during the last few
days ought TO arolse The utmost vigilance OF the
authorities 10 Bee THAI the prevention of disease
amongst respectable population II not entirely
cannot be too much care taleD 10 Keep our city
c}eab, knowing the Many dread diseases artstnG
ont OF upaDated nrIsaaces- ! hope this DANGER
Gus state OF things will bare the prompt attention
OF the regular authorities. ". s.
, 1869-08-22
Real Estate Loan md Trust Company.

AA6224 70 X<VkAK4 4l@A AZ iRL
Our readers Wn notice in another column the
advertisement Of the Heal Essass Loan and Trust
Company, new State hank, which has iusS or.
gan!zed, and Is commencing business at Io5 and
1O7 Monroe street, Lombard Block, In The ousce
formerly occupied by the Fourth National Dsnt.
The Trnstees are Benjamin Lombard, General B.
J. sweet Fernando Jones, Hon. @. L. Fort,
Jostah l. Lombard, Bon. 4. c. chllda. and s. 4.
Briggs, all 1eil-kpoHn citizena OF Chicago and
vicinity. The President i. Lombard, Es|., organ.
lied the Fourth Nauon1l. and was It's President
till within few months lie retired from
that Institution, contemplating m extended ab-
eence ahrond, and rest from the cures and
ep11ettes OF AftIve buglnexa. But Ike uauy M
Other, accustomed to career Of toll. who have
sonrht rest IN tdenesa, he 1nds life ofIetaure the
harnest Of labor, and resnura bis coz
city al the head Of thIs new Institution.
Nj. s. A. Briggs Is widely known Is having been
the Cashier u tic Fourth National Bank from III
Organization and to Hhose energy and popularity
i,s success Is lArgely due. which position he
has resigned to connect himself with the
new bark IL Its Vice PreAtdent
The Real E8sate Loan and TTust Company does
not, az might Le inferred from It's uue, pusposo
dong anything more with real estate than aaJ OF
cur other banking tnstrut1onA ltB proposed to
engage tn au the branches OF regular banking
misunderstanding, In addition, regularly orXan-
lied department for eaylnQa, rece1T.nS suns as
low u one dollar-nud, as nlEht be expected from
The long experience and weE.known substantial
position Of It's managers, is already receiving 3
substantial share OF the public patf0Dage.
, 1869-08-22
Note md Letter Paper.

AesErz- Baldwin i Brother hare added another
specially to their large cheap book store On Mon.
roe street. In the shspe Of 4wes-sclected ktocE Of
plain and Initial note and letter pape1 envelopes
and fnlI l!1e Of stationery and blank books,
which Will be disposed OF At unusually low pr1ces
The best styles OF paper and general stationery
arc kept constantly on hand, and, at the moderate
prices charged, q large trade will be insured In
frIa 1Irn al
, 1869-08-22

E1curalons TO California are growing populaf,
and persons In search OF relaxation and pleasure
are Eeek1g 1t In the Far West. To accommodate
parties wishing to visit tho Pacific coast, the Chi
caso, Rock Island 4 Pacific Railroad hAa 1uade A.
Judgements WITH the Ehfnu and Central Pacific
HoatB, under which cxcuraion tickcts, good for
thirty dayB. w,ll be issued u reduced r8ieA THIS
witch many viii enjoy.
, 1869-08-22
Pure Watar.

4. D. s.ocomb, OF No. q South State street, an
Old resident OF this eltr, is the owner OF the
patent for Long 4 Lownseeuy submerged water
nlter, au article By meaus of which water from
The Cnlc1So River cAu be rendered perfectly
drlnsab!c. Ii is the tnost convenient and durable
n!tcr IN uBe+ and requires rerack1ng only once N
nEe or ten yeara, Mr.. S. scus State a1u county
rights.
, 1869-08-22
THE suGIu sipE PARK.

4 ranor Was current On the Btreets yesterday
that the dec,Ron Of the Supreme Court Of this
State ea to the,ieGall.y Of The Soush Side Park
bill had been made public, and thu; 1t waS adverse
to tue bill 1t was Impossible, however, to trace
the report to any trustworthy source
, 1869-08-22
BUSINESS NOTICES,

EnGlc Baking Powder IL warrant.
ed NOT 10 contain alum, ammonia tha1rshorpl OF
any other unwholtsone substance. II keeps Ia
any climate, and never fails, when properly used,
Ask your grocer for II. and don't be deceived BY
taking any other. Sold Wholesale and retail by
pektu Tea Company, corner Madison and State
stfcets.
Gns Etxturcs.-All new styles at q reduction
Of 70 per Cent, q; McGluley, lo2 Washington
ftlect-
Pnpcr IlnnE1uRs md window
sha.cs, latest styles, Paints. os!s, glass and
brushes, 81 F. r Mgb5's, 50 Randolph street.
, 1869-08-22

71tftJ th.sdss :.
tssss 81 = ft~ a., 1'5''F's' offered =
S:;isi:S e. ~ Tlss ssss ea sae i'd nd iat ss5
E, Z; 57slM e ies.. .n~,.. :,
ss e 1Fist ss % et-s n' north Of
th 4 ts spa{. a.,4 s11t On ~ is,s
" ~ sI.Es 81 j sseie. e9dsass ~ 81 ss.sas::
Ing to paiehA1es ,-r,raor.o
hhEIa "a u 1ss.sofnts, Dts
9oa s15g-1y UUnn41n = J1Crsov y,
= oeafoo'o't north DIVISION.
tfhE;DEhiCKiT-ss1p5:tS s feet south fsons, west
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u .S.sss e. nesa 5 aa M,
,t5e seth,e belss sis3, & n.,i M 1eP.!,
cb,e.Sst2 "a Dca3b III ano la fet 6ndIua =.
wish so1th .nd 1sFt tso1ta. .,,,. ~. ~.
0NTAAI0 md EDLANA--sTs--seTefI desirable
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ near Thirty faarsA..
ts5i ~ .eath~ess corner ps
;se 4.ty beautiful rod
6 fPs;seA .se III s1Saafk Ss
MCblG1K.AY.-1oo11dl feet on corner q fifsy-
Wah1sr-Av;--=.laa feet, ,ns.r Thtt,y,ant... !;
ri IL e I Th
WAhHlNGTvN bT.-Eonf IoA beyond tnlta. wt4t
I'D iaS feet with dsase.f' tFamo boase
sf5: Hsas-sit tee1 With ans fr.s hou.s
iroqtlnt Jcdcston Pa.ki 4eIHs feet near HoeeI-1
:fs II ees:s: Ss lot :t...s o5s:a
"a END
e o1
as nor S171e1 SEw = 7ToSFoS7 s ;55 11RaTF
4s::|s;5 Il: M s..sr.s4 s.sl n sss.. rs' 10, .s
sslo@ sS' n'1'' 40, ~ VAN ".A"' 90 f'1oN.
asste teiss fvo.tory marble frou. house on north
fstei..s sh1essts;y - "a bssensns msisls swsn
font b. hH9.s sia e. Il Rs' just north Of 7"enssnf'
Al. AvKRKLL Hesl Estate Office, No. 4e.zapol.
tan @-------------------.----- e!es1:
+ rroprTty. u iMaedlsso 1ieia.y 81 Linz ia Paik
roa IL e. ". ns7 gus Per
pellet sss Il
fseat b.1ss.n. ,-..
aeion 's ss FIG Ma6as Z Lid DAN . s
cas.na na tna bause SO % b.ea u p,o
Il much los thln aluc. sWAA ARaKl1l- Hoon
: slt!.@---.----.---.-------- De1!zh s!ese:
THOR bIngT Fl MT HEETnFEcF
ssa,s VI I'd 's iss
T k y @ o9 .n a. III g On & ~ IL
= 8 .sss proper, nsTa. no re-
.na Fsrt, .nrstsa WIN oubie IN d month";. Terms
Tssese lR 81 q aas
diate reach d tsleet can, No bettss ehanec fer ne
s A'ss tex et .he.s LOT, es,reea cszses4ps pl.ee
A.? lots on Seward near osnal*t and Kishteensh-
S.st; AsxoaD ss2,t; qo .s nssH s:ns
Don sALRl,lsg FEET on wABAsH.4y, AND
T. btatest, between Forty ysixth and Forty seventh
q 91s f a, nars .Ty 3 III Sss t2 4
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, 1869-08-22
CITY REAL ESTATE Fur SALE

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