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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-11-24
TERMS AT POGUES

TERMS AT POGUES
CASH IN DELIVERY VI!
EAJ HIGH means that Goods must Be paid for be-
w foie They leave The House,
I WILL NOT KEEP ACCOUNTS!
II | owe you snything,I I'm ready to pay
N, but you cannot lur that reason have
Goods charged 10 account.
Take any aud all kinds Of good Barter Cesh At
Cash value. Z. III. POGUE.
October g.. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1869-11-24
Town Diary.

Town Diary.
I.ass as.
Egss Is.
Corn $50.
Butter %.
whs.tf5o.
Bscan 81.
Pos. and Ice.
Thsreare 10 eggs IN Town and The price ranges
from 20io 2seeuls.
Eleven wedding, arc said 10 Ie on he taps IN
IliIlsboro.
High s,0waed hats are he fashion among ,hs
HiIlshoro si,is.
They hs,e begun 70 seI chicken snaeks u The
iIilIsbofo depa.
Drs.e. a,unesdl % The wsis are now The fashion
wilh our girls.
Thanks 10 MI. Frd sirudwick FIR nice piece q
roass from beef Of he own raising.
Res. NJ. NLatry from Virginia y expected soon
% pseseh IL Pr.bs le,isn church o Ibis place.
A nerro thief entered our house sa week and
stole piano cover. shs !. nov muse d shssf M
&c.
The Rev II. q. Hill preached ., The Presbyterian
church last sunday. I'as regular pastor having
euns % sisil 10 Columbia.
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! MONEY Lf)s1


A ii sending Us Two lars from Charlotte
ri our rites that he awarded The same am.
,unt lime two months ago. ny small
matte y things count
~%s~<~~sss<~<s~
N % oi Riehmora adver.iscs bis house
! a. This youny gentleman il q native Of
ID, and foyytsrs bias been doing large
ii, siness 10 Richmond The tobacco in.
ID eopls viii be well taken care Of ID bis
- 81 Richmond advertise their card
!, l'hese young gentlemen are tobacco.
N hml-sion merchants and are foil 81 The
Aim aud energy which are buiiding them up
rade Iii The Border section.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-05
NV ohristinn Friends and Brethring


My Christian Friends and Brethring:
have hesrn it ar said by some as sits
in the seat of the seornful, that my textses
CT not to be fs1nd in the Bibel. Now,
my 'fectionate hearers, il, when you go
home, you shall sarch the Scripturs, you
will find the words OF my text, from which
/ shall preach unto you this day, and
when yon shall find them you shall find
them in the book of the prophet Izsyer,
in chapter and two 2s, and at the TWEEN
tieih and twentJ-o verses:
"Shave with razor that is hired,
namely, by them beyond the river, and it
shall come to pass in that day that man
shall nourish a young COW and two
sheep-ahp
Primorally, and in the first place, at
the outset and in the beginning, my
brethrinr, the text 'culcates the duty of
shaving-ah; secondorily, aud in the sec
ond place, it shows us the mode, the
manner and the Instrumental, to be used
in our shaving- All; and thirdly, finally
and in the last place and in the conclu-
sion, il shows under hgger of plenty the
blessings that follow shsving-ah, accor-
ding to Scriptur and the words of the
prophet.ahl
Now, layer, in the text, uses the Ian
gige of command, in the 'dicative mood
and 'perative tense-ah. Says the prophet,
says he, "Shsve-ahl Shave-ah |" And
the command, my brethring, is not cou-
fined TO few, but comes to all without
limit-ah, the same as if be had said,
the word eomeih to all people.
even unto the isles Of the sea, and
unto the uttermost parts of the
yearth-ah-Shave-ah shave-ah |" And
likewise, my brethriug, the text is not
bounded by the bonds Of time and space
ah, but is g containing and abiding com
mand for yesterday, to-day aud to-mor-
row, for the day that is and the day that
is not, but is to be-ah; and whilst an IN
repentant sinner is upon this yearth that
command forever and forever will be
sounding down the ranks Of time 10 the
voice Of warning and Of wo-ah-" Shave
ahl shave-abl" Yes, says the prophet,
Shave with a rtzor that is hired, name
". By them beyond the river-Ah; and il
shall come TO pass in that dsy-ah that q
man shall nourish young COW aud two
sheep-sh."
Bat ny freDs and hearers thars two
kinds of shaving, aud one Of these the
prophet don't improve Of in the fOrcible
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-05
DIR. RUSSELL'S
Dispensary and Imirmary,
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE.

DR. RUsSELL'S DISPENsARY AND
IL Infrmary, the largest and oldest institu::
ton Of the kind in the Southwest, established
in 1859, pleasantly located at Nos. 40 and AZ
North side 4 Court Square, Memphis. Tennes-
see. is OPEN for the reception Of patients desir
ing treatr ent and the comforts Of home while
receiving the same. Patients also treated at
the Office or by letter. If desired.
Rheumatism. Neuralgia. Gout. Paralysis,
Diseases, SperInatorrhea, Impotency, and all
the diseases arising from the indiscretion of
youth permanently cured. Also, Chronic Dis
eases Il; q. he's. FERNS cass.G:iiiy cured c. .he
above named institution.
DIR. RUSSELL. Consulting Physician.
81 Treatise on Chronic Diseases furnished
free on application. 4g-lB
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-05
A Tennessee Sermon.

FROM the Knoxville Press and Herald
The following report of a most remark
able pulpit effort IS as nearly literal as it
was possible for our repsrter to render it
under the exciting circumstances. 1t has
the ring Of the best efforts of the Rev.
Cuthbert Webb, whilem of the county Of
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-05
LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.

<v,x . urnpr
ia -. 80 -
n - ~n~sc M rur
FOURTH ANNUAL ADDhnoc W Aon
pUBLIC LEDGER TO ITS PATRONS.
Dawn the deem dell all Is silent,
Save the low song of the riii,
As n replies to the Whisper.
Floating upon the near hill.
Prairie and field, and the mountain.
Valley and glen disappear.
AS the long shadows Of midnight
Droop Ger the languishing year.
Dimly the many lamps flicker,
As the bell peals DER the gloom;
Something is dead or is dying
Something is passing to doom.
Spirits that walk by the starlight.
Shapes that cucumber the sight,
Flock to the mystical champer-
Death holds its reyel tonight.
Feeble the breath Of its heaving-
Feebler the beat of its pulse
Only one pang shall come DER it
Only one terror conyulse.
Ghosts of the seasons fly hither-
Hand linked in hand they appear:
These were the garb and the glory,
Spirit and soul of the year.
Round the departing they circle,
Bending their forms 10 ana fro,
Like the tall pines that are shaken
When the swift hurricanes blow.
Sudden as thoughts Of. disaster,
Rapid rs beams OF the day,
Bearing the breath OF the sleeper,
Fit the pale seasons away.
No more to lord Ger the living
No more to blossom and Jade
For the remains OF the tyrant
Not cen u tomb shall be made.
Dead, and hurled back into chaos
Ruined and reft to the last
Meier shall 1t burn with its Summer,
Meier shall 1t chill with Its blast.
Playing with earthquakes ms children
Sport with an innocent toy,
Twas not its mission TO strengthen
Twas its delight to destroy.
Cities in dust deep 1t buried
By the ten thousand II slew
Ocean it rocked to its center,
Ships to the bottom II drew.
To the volcano it Whispered
70 the red lava 1t spoke,
Till, from the laundering crater,
Issued the fame and the smoke.
Rivers il covered with darkness
Steamers that plowed through tne "a'e'
Freighsod with life ana WITH beauty
Dashed TO watery grave.
Sunny and fair is our Country
Still shine the dews OF her morns'
Still do her sweet flowers Diossom'
Nestled among the thorns.
Yet. while the heavens smile DER us,
Lighting us on. rude path,
Slavery and chains are about us,
Rapine and terror and wrath
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-05
]. VIENNOT d co.,

GENERAL NEWSPAPER ADVERTIS-
VI ING AGENTS. l33 Nassau street, New
York. Established 10 1891 We beg to call
the attention Of advertisers 10 our agencs. Our
facilities with all the frst-class daily papers in
the country are second 20 noae, and we are fully
prepared 10 Sfsr terms and conditions which
cannot fail TO give superior inducemeais. We
also send advertisements 70 all Cuban and
South American paper, with whom we have
exclusive contracts. We are tho only house
doing SPksIsH ADVERTISING BUSINESS.
We can. b. special permission. refer 70
Mr.. II. J. Helmbold. Drusgist. so Broadway
New York.
Messrs. s. X. VanduEer 4 Co.. 19s Greenwich
street, New York.
M,ssrs. Han 4 Rucksl. 2ls Greenwich street.
New York.
Messrs. g. Bruee's Son Co.. Type Founders,
Is Chambers street.
Nessrs. Phalon a Son, New York.
Phelan A C0llsnder, New York.
Tarrant A Co., New York.
Chickering 4 Son. New York.
Railway A Co. New York. Gill
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-05
DR. j. j. WILLIAms

HAS REMOVED HIS RESIDENCE TO
III Alabama st-ect, Immediately In the rear
Of 81. Mars church. and his once % intersec-
ton Of Union street With Pigeon koosi roae.
where be may be found az All times, when pot
professionally absent. OGce Heurs. 3 to 10 .
n sd 70 pm. ITO
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-01-05

WALL PAPER AND PAINTERS SUP
w PLY HOUSE,
Joseph Tagg. dealer in French and Ameri-
can wall paper, paints. oils. white lead, glass,
putty, painter supples and artists materials.
NO. 343 MAIN STREET, between Union and
Gayoso, Memphis, Tennessee. House, sign aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16

M0Htis NIKtNs Aucioneet
GOUTH-EAST CORNER Grand and Eliza
- beibItl Auction H. LUDLOW Co WI sell o. Auction
WEDNESDAY Feb H. at " o'clock at tie bieabge oaesToom
No. m Broadway, Trinity Bmldins. ~ B. -.
GRANDSTkEET-The valuable loi With the t~o'ory ana attic
k font house ga Gandst souheltt corner OF kabethst
ot 70 II front PA rear by $50 Ia dpt Posseo on delivery OF
decd or on May $500 bond aud mortgage, which
remain or paid Maps and particulars at tie Office OF the Auction
eer.K Pine.ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
A j. BLEECKER, AuctiOncer.
"A. PERKMProRN SALE TO DIVIDE PARTNERSHIP

"A. PERBMPrORN sALE TO DIVIDE PARTNERSHIP
INTEREST .-..
pLFRCKER SON Co. Wi sell AZ Auetoa on ESDAi,
FeIrlsr, Is Al u o'clock. TIE Exchange Sacsoou:
M6pfsONAvK-Four lots the sde Of Mad i,nhvs con
At lot creeping
enrn,r which h 2T2 iltbss side 1870
75IHSTTvo lots the loItl side OF ott onns VIC hDsVe
10, ION Tie teAre EACH t0lI
MADSOSAyFFSur Los e east Eie 81 N,iiian ave con
Drns NJ the roea Of 18th g. each 23Ilp excepting the
corner phich 10 l7tIlOt
sISIFar north side o. Ts-si In o. the avsnns
lot c51lO22 Itt percc.-o half on mortgage hpih Va
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MoklIs WuKty AuctorerL
nnh 30 MARREN.Sl nt AIlCTION


MOS. II and 10 WARREN ST. ut AUCTION.
~ Y H. LUDLOW Co win sell Auction on THURSDAY Feb
TO- ocoet tho EIehsHgs Sae'rao No. III Bros
Q'nniy iuildiHg) ~ Y. =, -
ard about 200 feet vest Of BroadwAy The
store and tutss marble ifoni subsan
built covering nearly entro Vs pa'tI wall on e sc LOIS
br55 ti stephens Episcopal Chuh have hve years
10 run os Sv 1862 renewals Of ~ each present
ground rent $20 Ft 0oof basement and
s,celar rented tin Nav 1853 5000 Possesson 81
TIE ns delivery the ded Maps wls fall Particular At No
At New iJIuJl
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sjousts mS farms GllanttS.

FI,AKE NOTICE.-H0USES and COUNTRY
RESIDENCES WANTED-For SALE and to LET in Jersey City
Hudson Cy Newark Elizabeth Railway Orange Besyir egsn
L New York brookB aRd Finishing N IL
demands for property IN the above places Parties
having will their advantage place 10 our hands
MORRISON h HALL, Real Estate Agents,
Room No. 22i, No lJ7 broadway
[VANTED.-$l $4,000 CASH will be paid for a
w b HOUSE aud LOT 10 good neigh
borhooi Foreh aud seventhsv
Broadway the and number Of the property Adj
dress J. NJ B. Box No. 2.1u5 NewNork Post.Ohre. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
Moaal. wiiNA., Anc,.oneeI

VALUABLE LOTS on southeast corner
LsIiugon,avs. and Seventy srlt a. AUCTION " Lup.
VIII sell 1T Auction, WEDNESDAY FEB " ldb1 at Ia
oeoei at Exchange sasrOo No. III broadway hay Build
TiSf SEvEHTYsXTH sT.1he two desirable lots gu the
corner LerugonA,e aud Seventy rhs each 2arGD
III icbes large portion Of tie purchase money remain
bonn and mortgage Maps With foil particulars no Pnes n K
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
6onntu YtaI 6state for Sale.

LONG the line of railroad in Saratoga County,
~ Te,r desirable .pd ael established COUNTRY STORE, Together
I'M DWELLNG HOUSE for SALk with or without stock Ien
mi opport,ni for with small capitaL Inquire OF
A' pF'f SHARPE & HARpBNBERGH. No 80 Piae-Et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16

: T,",S y WHH,H,; aa"ctioneer.-Yal i'm
proved REAL ESTATE 10 JsrssT CIR osJ t.o blsn sH .S
Of ChsncerT. viii be sod On IlVgspA
PED H. 1872 st2 o,ot p At TS,of Hotel ~ jersey US VOC
following valuable property viz Brick 9stpy store AHi unrn.
norhVe corner Of Greene aud Nofts No ~ Grscn Also"
Brek Jsory Store and Dwelling No rs drsst.n "yoH %
sbcye Brick JstirT DEruy No ~ Gstrcsi Htck
,,ory store Dwelling No 10 Geno,t Paue ls'org Bald
iar III Gre-net, occure! harriet t' 81 oi i''
Back 5s'ou Dwelling No % icft,t, @ei,oiedt Lav.e
Frame Budding front hr Jl deep, tonrs h sh an III
tef,on 756 Lelug Noe ~ 49, ard i"rs a9d
kuowu tie WESTERN HOlkI T. Bnek ysiery sofs .ta pe'
I'M 30 "a With 2stnry Itterson ~ el deep
lot 2sIal noN occupied trsteass drugore Erich story
Store aud pweag No. - MonisonsUst 2Ip Silh kIes'ios
lot 25rOo eeurie asa auttas grocery store rf'mr
Store Nnltgancst. W .ss Esnson. on rear lot 2'tlg
H. CONMEg Ia BrlLDlSGSthe fsiofJ Bfrk Bading on me
northwest Montgomery aBd G'Bes,G ooeung7' c ny
ocplc ~ tfst class stores on
the goun. aoo hssomsn ADD the upper stories b. "a.
A. The foy Bhrk Bndpg No 100 GfeerePt ''i"i''
Cited 10 III aud dNellugA 4,
Ire es uoptrtr the main business s,rests ard IN
s heart Of hrs. portion JeeJ CIV within two blocks OF the
30 aud bcsbOes. kssfork, And the most
valuable property offered AZ pHie sale 10 Hudson County IefBs
O fssle sssr made knSsn on the day ~ sale
aud foil particulars apply 10 tho Aneonetr No ~ Mont
goneTysL, VI 10 the uuierignci
w. Is. WILLIAMS Master In Chsneerr,
No. 49, Huseu-tt. JtrseT fitT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
ADRIAN n. MuLLHH, Aaclionetr.
vTAJVApTE PROPERTY, southeast

VALUABLE PROPERTY, south east corner
Of SSihave anl Es,eut ~ orer Of o. heirs OF JESSE
BusS deceased AphlAS " MVkLhN n , 70. w
SELL abeton WkDNESBAf Feb H. al ~ O'CLOCK AZ tue hi
change Salesraoun. No. III Brofisar
nRs theron situate ou ,outeAS Of slthNe ard
= ina Al Nos aud iG Slae, and Nos ~, and
IJl EysDts Il There tN6oJ hdck fubt aud two story
aGd frame house and story fame loaso on es.
EetuiLtL Por maya sDpF the A4equseT No PHss] Goy'i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16
A j. BLEEC6ER, son & Co. will sell at

A j. BLEECkER, son & Co. will sell at
IA Auction on
TUESDAY. Feb o.
ATE O'clock ~ tic RIchibge Saesroon No III Br"siwsv
HARLEM PROPI RIIIhe Welkaswn former residence Of NJ j.
Wid,f ~ N bgtcu Avenue sId la.n River eonnsng
81 i2h AMI lgt And hft lass hnse, fpee
s.h AL the modern Improvements Tie Harlem
eamo Peek slip every bou have their wharf at AFh'
a.. about 80 feet fr1ts this properly. $3.50, .
6THAYENUE3sorr brck out house and lot No ~ hiilaIe
es ,e scenud oa NaVec place lot 2lrF, house NIo
VITA 10 feet ereu,ion oG the FIRST sae good order,
nd contains anil er1'ot.
2D.AVRkJB AND NTH STREET-l lot sauihsAst corner.
SfREE9 ,t sauth fle lialh ~, - srt ea 81
EXECUTORS GAIF on PART OF THE ENIAIK or FEIhh
RANbELL DECEASED, AT HAELhM -
sad u 1T. 90 Avenue AM llFf 81
INTERCHANGEABLE Pse,Ory and lots north sds DyhsLi Be
AYesuos A ALl j. -----
CHARLES r. RAGDELL lp,..,,o,,
ALBERT II. EAHnELL, j'
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hpiIAH TT. MILLhh, Hu'II0 =,
EXECUTORS SALE of the VALUABLE
II PROPERTY, Nos ca sui q Charles It. ADRIAN ~ MILLER
F. r. WILKINS Co. will sell at Auction or TUESDAY FEB IT,.
o'clock the Exchange SsOom No IN BoddAay 10y oif "i
the executors Thomas W. LeoB, deceased two
lot situate the south s1e ~ Charles
st. bewecB Fourth Btckes pd lBoEn as No. o. Tue house
brick extension contains Il n good odef
and has bot and cold bath tabs range Sc Tic gs h'
by about 80 feet inches Also Two
,ory brrk stable adjoining doscbti house. ard
kngan No a Cbaeft The stable good order. contains est
effrsec fo Ol and has Cr0ton water ~ nent
l by tbOgt % 3i pay ne on oGd anl mdIgs
JAS H. BRADY, CHAH H. BRADY, RACHAEL LESSON IKE
eutfA Maps AZ Office 81 the Auc.iouotTs No Finest $500
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MoRai. wllKS., Agetioueer

MONNIs WltkNs, AnctIou,oE
Mo Of Becllman- ST. near Cliii-st., Mt Auction
~ H. LUDLow Co viii sell at Agetou. on HukspAf fee
O'Clock ths BIchpge bAesT9om, No III BrnAd"h
Trinity Indng \. Hickman 1hC tsof aud basement BRICK
store and Lot % Beekmsn helseen Pearl aud Chd, Baud
irg IL Well t And covers neafy the lot Lesd Tor years
fu Nav 1862 5000 per huuu Lot f3l frost 2lJ rear 5s
east side aud 81 feet inches west side For maps Apply 70 he al-'
tilpcers Va IP1uc st.. Neu-lorl. lIlp
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MouRs wlLKiS' Aucuonetr
GALE IN PARTIrION-Hy order OF The Su-

> prrine Court
PROPERTY On
FIFTH AND LEYINGTONAYES, ROUETH ST. ItfTlETllSI:,
FlFTYHISTll-Sf, ElGHrlFIFfllsrr AND oNh HUNDRED
AND.SlXIBkNfliSE - ,,.,,, "a.
r H. LrbL0W 4 Co viii sell A. ArCttOE. on WEDNESDAY
rs H. 1862 al y Occk at the EXlngs SarsI0on III BfosiW
INFER TuB DIRECTION or DAVID HANlbl. LhFEnei' -,
FIFTH AvESoalead corner Of u y lthStt N so'Ie' wv
a5 g,IfO feet: intiie lots % 6r00 each - .
LEXISGTOSAyKso lots ou tie e''s Ode % feet north
Fftt .Eurh.st esei 25Io0 feet, ..--- 7-T~
EAST FOUR1lIST.1le vamb'e It, with wo story attic and base.
neni bhek dwegug 20 i Et foa north side 200 feet west Of
Is by 6ui - feet; LOT 1886 possession May 1863
WEST FlF1kTHSf-One lot on tie south side 100 feet Of
flrtLaye, 25x004l
WEsT HSTIE ST-Four the north side about 23i
feet Grand Cne Eghthare entrance. eirb 25tloO5
EAST ONEHuEDkED OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES lots on the
side. 100 feet Of FirstAye., each 2Jt1lh
per Of tie purchase Money remain 90 bond sud mort
Tor three
Sale will be percoptoy to the lghs,t bidder . -
II. W. TOWNSEND, Plaintiffs Attorn,r.
Nsn,A No piBe.st (3G0D
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DY WYCKOFF q LITTLE.
I'D Or TUESDAY, Feb. 10, 1869,
Al 2 o'clock CITY Saesroo No Is Courtt Brooklyn FHb
RESIDENCE or CLISfONAyE between Gates and Geea MA
,ab IA r.a No4 "a % DOUGASSSr 2siory bicA Dwell
LINGS POSITIVE EXECUTORS SALK oftwo HOUSES on BALI
TICST between FOuR1I and FlFfHANBs Also bue COITAOb
a. SlIYDAM.PLACE near ATLAETlC-AYE BOULEVARD.
Also.
lot n, the noe,st corner Of CLINTON sACKErTSTS
Brooklyn and four LOTS adjoining, Oh SACKKTESE . CO.,
Maps sboye No. "a Cedh2L, heSOrk aud No. i'
Mout9gue-st. BROOKLYN.
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Sattior Sails Of Tiai Gstat..


ADRLAH II. MuLLns, Ausi0ossL
PEREMPToRY SALE
GO MAGNIFICENT WEST SIDE LOTS.
LYING BETWEEN THU
CENTRAL PARK
THE GRAND BOULEVARD.
To clos. an undivided interest
ADRIAN H. MULLER p r. WILKINS Co.
VII sell at Auction. on
WEDNESDAY Feb H. 1862
Ml1 o'clock Exchange salesroOm Ne Ill Broadway
the following described rnlu.b. res. estate, ,iI
FIFTY SEVENTH lot, north side ives. OF si,tbv.
sIxTYBIGHTH ST 10 lots south side 200 Of Eighthavs
sIxTYNISTH STR lots north side % inehs, east Of the
! GRAND BOULEVARD.
SEVENTEEN sT-o lots south SIDE 195 Of GRAND
BOULEVARD being Immediately Of the Sixty uushs. lots
together forming plot Of "a lots
sEyBYTETHsT6 lots north side, POI n Of the GRAND
BOULEVARD
SEVENTY FRsTsT-slOi, south side as, h. GRAND
BOULEVARD. This street graded tagged, aud severed
sEvESTr.sEvESTE SIT lots south SIDE 200 r. west Of Ninth
This street is now being graded
Nearly all of .hs above described lots rock cultivated
gardoui
Of the purchase the option ohs
purchaser. remain bond and mortgage.
For maps, &c, apply to the Aneouseri, No. 7Pinest man,
ADRIAN H. MULLER. AuctiOnveI
VALUABLE PROPERTY
on
BRoADwAr
CHURCH.
LEASED AT AUCTION.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, p. R. WILKINS Co
viii lease at snctoo,
TUESDAY, Eel, ls at II O'Clock,
at the Exchange salesroom, No. III BrosdEay
BIT ORDER or THB UNDERSIGNED COMMITTEE OF
TIiB BOARD or GOVERNORS OF TIB SOCIETY
or THB NETWORK HOSPITAL.
THE FIFTY-EIGHT LOTS
COMPRISING
ALMOST THE ENTIRE BLOCK
Bounded By
BROADWAY CHURCH, DUANE AND WoRTBSTs.
LEASED AT AUCTION
on tho aforementioned DAY.
This Is ofthe heavy bnTue" OF the city
on high ground dry sandy soil aud surrounded BY e'' inn
proyeentS The will be for term Of 81 with the usual
renewal and will 10 dnlar to those made BY the
SAILORS SNUG HABBOR,"
Which have most favorable f the lessee Tss
paks ohong long lenses property In The basinen portion Of
the c the large bonus which Ia, been paid TOT those
made BY the Sailors sang srbor amounting almost
the v.ae The leasing Of tho etsscbed PROPERTY at
auction viii afford On opportunity all probability vii again
occur for procuring tung s that must fm the constantly
Increasing bushes, property IN this s soon be worth
large premium especially as thl, property IA By hw
EXEMPTED FROM TAXATION
JA,IES W BTEENAS
JOHN DAVID IIfR
EoPT LiYlNgSIoN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-02-16

A SPLENDID FARN-One hundred acres Tor
N SALE near Pouears from Mamaoueck 10 White Pars
Y bargain Other farms 81 to - asi ala
hOusts ia jersey Gig s0d bergen. q. y; 1ALh,
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-31
Daily argus.

HoCEFgRy, Rock ISLAND AND ST. LOUIS
RAiLRoAp.--Ihe Rockford, Rock Island and
81. Louis Railroad is now in operation from
Rockford to Cleveland, only twelve miles
from Rock Island, and will DO completed to
the les, named point in few weeks. 1t IS
expected that the people between Roct Is
land aud Mlscatine, Iowa, and those OF that
city Wi, furnish money wherswlIhal 10 eA'
tend the line within the next four months,
to a point opposite Museatine, At different
points on the line Ofths road between Cleye
and aud st. Louis there arc about 1000
men at work. Judge Green, the President,
aud some Muscatine gentleman, had an in
teryiew at the Revere House IN this CITY,
Yesterday, on the subject of the Muscatiue
extension, the prospects Of which were
thought to be good. The extension OF the
road from Rock Island directly 10 Museahne,
would give Iowa City a railway hue to
Chicago considerably shorter than that now
in beng-from Muscatiue to Sterling, and
THENCE to this city on the NorthwesteFn.--
CAiedgo Post Of Thursday ErRin9'
We learn, in addition to tho above, tina,
Judge Green aud certain OF his railroad as
sociates will be in our city mex. week, when
they will be prepared to state definite J the
kind of proposition upon which our citizens
can operate TO secure the above importan'
railroad connection.-MucditHe Journd
18th.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-05-31

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