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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11
rE.nCTINN XOTlaET.

~ FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Jr.. will bc sup
ported for the House o. Delegates by
sep to MANY VOTERS.
MS- REUBEN JOHNSTON will be voted
i0r as the Conservative candidate toT The Legis-
,ature OF Virginia, II place o. J:T; else, deed.
sep 3-te MERCHANTS.
@s-Col. CHARLES L. STUART will be So
Independent candid4-a f3- :he House of Dele
sa.es from this county, 20 I'll he vacancy oc
c,s;ored By the des,A Of Dir James T. Close.
sep ste
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

EID DER.
10 bis Svee: CIDER n sto,e aud IoL :Sis, o7
sep EKE WE y LA " cN'~'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

canal is becoming { source Of great annoyance
/ iu Georgeto8n, and in consequent: Of It Only
one loaded beat arrived there yesterday. The
water has been shut of from the four nj
for some days, aGd the coal companies have NJ
eargces to Place aboard the numerous coast
wise schooners lying in port. There is be;-
ter supply Of water above tho Georgetown Div
isjop. and were it not that 50 much il wasted
a, lie mills ana o2al wh9rye3 at Georgetown,
it is thought that boats woui arrive freely
s---
TREATED PR0pERIy.-An unkGown man
seated himself On the front door steps Of Mr.
Joseph You1g residence, On Royal stIee, last
night, during the absence OF thar gentleman,
to tie annoyance Of the family, and when re-
qq.,,cd by Mr. Young vile to 80 away, he
us-d very abusive language towards her, which.
however, ,ha umma.ilg stopped by pouring Q
bnckctlul Of cod water over him and &c i'm
mcd.a,c.y eff fora ire by which % dry his
c'oth;>
UxpIEAsAxr SOUVENIRS Numerous c.ti-
ems Of this county were again reminded tbs
morning that the mortal en,my OF mankind can
be as easily GRADED C. The raymeat Of taxes,
BIZ the reception through the rostoth,c o. no
tees from aa attorney, hat unless they paid
the taxes Que oy them pi'rf 10 '"t year S'i'
legal r75oc-. iAEr against '''-'' "'''." ~ ~
once instituted
,-..-..... -. ,,,,,,-.,,,-.,
phl,'Al., ~ ,'''. -, ' o. . '.'
o0' htI',', -1'i '',' ',,'.I' rr r.,,.an.o
OF THIS e''y 70 aV'''n' ceiesa'o 10 "''eA" 'n'
Southern IoH'-, r,'- ~oa''"''on' "'''o" H'~y y,
Ia LouNY''G On '"' '-'n PrGS'",o' O"P'' ! q
b. llooe' lreslH5"' % 'nc ':H''''"S'' mas
oeen e''c'oo' '''' ll' '' '''''-' '''' ''>' i''''
and Intention to attend
.1.,,r, r.......
III" " IA ""'' - '.''7' vac
tuTe Is c)Gcorutt -hGt IlIu i NVfl iuttu
still. The late showers have helped the pa
lures ana gardens somewhat-b0t more
would be very desirable. Speaking OK tue
weather, We may add, that long and severe as
the drought 1.-THE general health o. this sec
ton Of the State has 'e"n, Ur 20 this time,
excellent.
o,,.,.-,,.., ,,...,.,,;.,. -,,.
lodged at the Mayors Office yesterday evening
Of the dangerous sport OF son oi James
Beach, IN the extreme northwest section Of
the city aud which consisted IN ms dis'nHFs-
CT y OF e
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

CANAL NAVIGATION. The or water Ia tie
canal is becoming source of great annoyance
10 Georgetown, and in consequence: Of It only
one loaded beat arrived there yesterday. The
water has been shut of from the four MI
for some days, AID the coal companies have no
cargces to Place aboard the numerous coast
wise schooners lying in port. There is be;
ter supply OF water above tho Georgetown Div
isjop, and were it not that 80 much il wasted
a, lie mills and cosl wh9ryca at Georgetown
it is thought that boats wopli arrive freely.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

TREATED PRoPERIY,-An UnkGowa man
seated himself on the front door steps Of Mr.
Joseph You1g's residence, Oh Royal stree, last
night, during the abscnce OF thar gentleman,
to the Annoyance OF the family, au3 when re-
qq.s,cd by Mr. Young vile to 90 away, he
u..a very abusive language towards her, which,
however, sho umma.i'y stopped ~ pouring q
bnckc,lul Of cod water over him and re i'm
med!a,c.y EFF fora ire rs which 10 dry his
c'Oth.~
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TO CREDlTORs
ITO TIE pUBLIC.

We have heretofore reclaimed from publish
ing our prices, and shall continue to do so. but
we want our friends and the public generally
10 bear in mind thst wo are now prepare! ~
will st all time sell rs low a. any house in tho
CITY. All we ask is q call!
Yours, very re- oectfully. .,...,,,,.
BROOK rs ~ IA1 LDR,
Cor. Prince O.. pit efs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

MEETING 0E sToGKH, J. pf FI,p of
PIKE'-The arnuel rncetng OF the stock nc d
-. nf,be Nldd,eburg M Plane Station Turn.
u bike Company, required By lay, VII be zen
at at The rresi1ents oiico, ia Mtd!o6i5G[g' "a s.
ON az 'sATUKDAY, september 2)th, 1853, 1t |"
O. clock &. r.. Be- order OF the F3ard Of Dir''
sors an L. ~ ~ On,
Middleburg sep o-eotd fIeslHenI'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-09-11

Brow. l.. Col, L. 5. A., Mil Com,
sop l0-te 19.h DIV. OF Virginia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-08-10

7 he number and value OF the DululhBs 0l0OOcu
in Brooklyn each year 1854 until the present tme
has been as follows:
1861 7ll.....t, s4o0 s67-l @
1866 $685. LIZA 900 1863, 63 .......- 4olO,OvO
l566-l058 2.5205OO ofVi''OV
The total increase in years has been 1923 buildings
and SIS, $4,000 worth Of taxable property.
Passaic NewJersey, claims population OF about
1900 inhabitants. In January some 40 dwelling
houses were started costing from 5000 to $4,000 each
averaging perhaps 5000 At the present time nearly 30
aes under WsT The foundations for large new store
opposite the depot are laid and the buildnS VIII DC n
ished this Autumn Street Improvements are gVns iO
ward In every direction Passacave is 10 be e1tehueu
two miles Gregoryave prolonged to the river and Otter
movements OF the same kind being initiated almost
every week.
The Cooperative Building Association OF the United
Cabnetakers Of this city purchased last year e. acres
OF land in the village Of Astoria L. L. for S76O Wnch
they have laid IN TIA building lots. These are paid
for by members of the Association in weekly nsaments
Of s. for each lot lot to cost $3.50. House building on
these lots Will commence next Spring. Last week. llS
additional Of adjoining land having been acquired
price Of $4,000 meeting held by the AS
ISOLATION at Nos 2S1 and 2s9 Grandt yesterday, when IL
was resolved to another association with regard 10
the newyacQured land, to divide 1t In from 800 TO
l4OO building lots. and TO sell them at $500 apiece by
weekly nstallments OF 81 for each lot.
Messrs E. H. Ludlow & Co. have sold the house and lot
No West Fourteenth-st, lot 25x1O3s for $1,000
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owes or 7Hr srprsuuso AIoa aIa jay q 65a

[
oyuoK TIE suPERyNSe ARCHITECT. July 10 1862
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received until
- August H. 1863 furnishing and delivering
Post Once ksWY in such quantities and Al such tins. be
Of dnenaon GRANITE
from stains The stones will average
will BE- full 20 the and
eu according Schedule Of Sie y be furnished herahsf
furnishing and delivering above $500 cubic yd
GRANITE, LIMESTONE North River RUB BIBLE be
the bed ouad and breaking With clean squArs fractures
quarter than cubic
stone contain cubic be than
Also for sis Of hard durable STONE broken
the size Of hens eggs, suitable for concrete.
B will be BY cubic foot and yard and viii rendered
arAtely for dimension stone rubhle, and concrete
Payents made monthly delivery and acceptance Of
dsduetiBg
until anal completion OF the contract , .
All accompanied By penal bond In the Of oo
ten doars bidder will and perform
awarded he sueieny Of the senrD to be certified
D,,ret ATTORNEY where the bidder redsa
the right to reject any OF all bids be
Of the Government 20 do and
does conform respect to this advertisements wall
sideTed.
Concrete Stone" ~
stone thew showing the different cutting
suitable to- and showing the quality Of the Material
4. B MuLLBfT. bu0stTiIihg AEestea.
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AHNI BuLDSG CoRSEH oV llousroN AID GKEESKsTs,
EEw-lokK CIR Aug 10. 1859 )
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE will be re-
Il eeyed BY undersigned Until FRIDAY II O'clock Sep
no. 1863. Ter the following SUBSISTENCE STOKES, va!
barrels Of Prime Mess f0t, iron hoop each end
800 barrels Of Flour. round hoops full head lined
1000 pounds Of Carolina Rice barrels fall head lined
5000 GALLONS Of Pure Cider Vinegar 10 barrels
~ 900 pounds Of Brown Sugar IN barrels. fall head lined
pounds Of Cut LOST Sugar In barrels fal bead lined
500 pounds Of Crushed Sugar Do barrels full head lined
pounds Of GranuAted barrels full bead lined
Coffee A barrels. head lurd
pounds II Rio Coffee barrels full bead lined
500 pounds Of Java Coffee IN mats packed Eunny bags
100 pounds Of Fine Salt, IN barrels, foil head lined.
81 Family strapped
Of Lard, 3pouud eatdies packed
1900 pOnzss OF Sugar. Cared Hans, packed ~ teTces
The Of making bds Of bidders the
stated 10 previous Advertisements from this Office.
w. w. BURNS. bTL BnE.Gen. and @. s. U 5. A.
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a,h.y.,,.. zeal Gstats for Sale.

FOR HOMES, in Jersey, eau on BALDWIN,
opposite NJ & n R. Depot No .. pee-,ss, .-e@sI. :.
JENKINS & WAY, at NE\f .BKsu.NSWlCK,
j. Offices opposite r. r. Depot and Al NO = oiTs1' have
70 SELL the following property; fall description seat u aesfeai
Farm No H. fO Station wen calculated 70 GU.
up, 81 acres, $1,000. Gl2OOO remain. 49,.
Farm No H. 10 acres II cultivated miles depot s2 $1,000
remHln.
FaB No a. ZIG splendid house p miles depot " acres wood
balance cultivated, S22,0O0. 42O0 can remain -.
Fark No r. 20 IL cultivated IN HO0u mt 1sP0 Ioufe
rooms, plenty fruit, 5000
class farm, acres wood. Sl6,0J1 -. -, A.. 49,.
Farm No 25 60 acres. 50 apple trees 800 peach "es SouO
$4,000 remain. .,.-...t -,
Farm No 90 seres village 50 cultivated nile
from depot ~ miles NeaYork exchange for Brooklyn property
Cash price Sl8O3O ~, -
The r. depot Brunswck n j. will exchange iof Arm
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Excursions.

Excursions.
DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS to the SEA-
H sDE. AZ Long BRANCH, by steamer kEyERSlNK At
Pier 40 hoBrs
al Long Branch. SETTING back 70 the city A. 81
THE new, splendid, and very fast steamer
"SUNNYSDE offered for charter societies select parties
ard desirable boat New Yerk for
Apply G. GIBBS board Per No. ~ n. r., At
CROCKkk WOOD Cos No. 81 Souihst
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6puntn RtaI Gstatt for saIt.

TOR SALE-0ne of the finest PLACES on
the Line Of the Bue Railroad Mddletogn' Orange CSpny
~ consisting Of House and I05800 land Gas and Wafer
all through the house everything In very best Of order ana hs
class respect minutes from Depot Maps and DeAm
At No. Is Plne-st ofee Of r. ". Funkhouser.
DOR SALE-A desirable COUNTRY STORE
without cOmPstOn( and PoSToFFlCB; also geulee RES
DENCR garden stables &c, all communicating 10 pleasant
town county Of Of the southern counties Of this state
price low H. TRACY ARNOLD Co., No ls BroadHay
IRON PROPERTY FOR SALE in MISSOURI
Large wooded SpecuaT Iron easily worried superior
the Iron Mountain Address A g. Boz No 26t n y y o.
TENNESSEE LANDS.
i 10000 ACRES,
Counties Of Scott and Fentre fp SALE nlo Of from
IMMIGRANT Others do well 10 consult
Address CYRUS CLARKE, IT,. Pittsburgh Psnh
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Summrr 8ttrtats.
COOPER HOUSE, Otsego Lake, Coopcrs-
~ town n railroad Communication from Albany ght n rter
room capacity guests band Of music dnecmcn offered
10 hmilieA CHARLES A. WATKINS, Proprietor.
DROSPECT PARK HOTEL,
4 CATSkiLL. n T.
House on We
Hudson Nver scenery unsurpassed n t worlds location dstAhs
and accessible No efforts spared 20 make
this house emphacly class viii Juue 70 Address JON
BREASTED, Prospect PARK Hotel Caistll
THE CRAWFORD HOUSE, WHITE NOUN
TATNS open Tor the Carriages always ready %
convey passengers railway Mount Nashgon and
70 Moua willard and Wiley House saddle hores for the
Washington the bridal path lev haleis can
be accommodated HARTSHORN WoLCOTI co
THE well-kuown HOTEL and SUMMER
j RESORT KRYPORT PAVILION FOR SALE. Address or apply
20 GEORGE }. KIBBEE on the premises. Report
WHITE MOUNTAINS, MOUNT MANS
w TqFLD. LAKES MEMPHRKMAGOG AND WlLLOUGHBf
FINEST LAKk SCENERY IN Tfh UNITED STATES
VIA CONNECTICUT RIVER VALLEY.
% MILES SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER ROUTE
Leaves NeSYok HeN.llayeu Railroad a. 2.i3 tnoon Jo
IL or by lev Haven steamer Of Peek sip az J:l5 p
SATURDAYS 1913 eepg ailiebe goes through 70
The Lake. without stop
particulars Appeton RaSay Guide ami buIts Guide
Of Connecticut River Valley.
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90 dQlbum ii MN Confirm.
Proposals.

NOTICE to MASONS, TRAINERS, &c
~ Proposals LAYING about 10000 brick Brooklyn, city
Hall will be received by the undersigned where he plans aud spefea
lions may be seen JOHN O. PkAGlN, ArchhseI
No n. Y
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Situations S1lantiS- -nlaIts.

A SITUATION WANTED-By young man
n 10 The SrAfoNkkl Or an oher nisessi rs
had IN shat buseA WI refer % h pfese
employer Piesss address a. Tribune ONE
EANCY GOODS.-A Gentleman thoroughly
veed 10 be trade good convection, vi be %
gsremeat with house Sept Address FANCY iu
une Once.
DARTIES not recurring the exclusive services
have their hooks posted an3 balanced sr
person snaa expense hsuee gwen Aae'
G. o. d.. Tribune Ohoe
NNTANTED-A SITUATION by practical
w FARMER single Tor The haanes Of The asou saa "is
Al tlr price. highest references. Address A b. Tribune once
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TO MONTREAL WITHOUT
FOR LONG BRANCH,

RED BANK. BRICKsBUR0, MANCHESTER lo"S N''@ ~
nv RATsn Delaware Bay Railroad A. a L., ~ na.,.
Two daily lines SUNDAYS sesPted leave Psr Ne ~ % toosi
nv a and Jesse
lar passengers oaly No foot Of kse'erSI aN"
to,r,ts IL len ss sDS oD W. s. sHKDBN Co. LsssssA
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NORTHERN RAILR0ADOt EN -JEkSE 1 -
Tram. viii leave SswYok br the Pao1ia Ferry LOOT Of OhRosrs
=. tIoo.. Az a l. $3.50 4;l5 3;l' ana % m anu a. v
u,dSybt on s.taayI a9 and e;io IN uain' 'aa
thwngh 10 Monsar.-MAy AZ. 1904
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Sutton Sails Of 3taI estate.
J. JOHNSON. IT,. Auetiopeer.
DY JOHNSON 81 MIL ER,
ID AUCrIONBERs AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS',
No % EAssIU.sI.. COR. CEDAR.sr.. hEvloRE -.
City Residences Lots Country aud Yarns bought sofa
Sales Of Furniture &c
THURSDAY AUGUST 10
At u o'clock al the Exchange Saeoom No III Broadway n l.
(For Of whom conceru)
TWO SPLENDID PROSPECT PARK BROOKLYN LOTS situated
the south SIDE o. Uhon distant 800 feet west Of NniAve one
lot 25so feet The other $500 feet For particulars spPJ 10 the
AuetioBeer. No a SsssauEt, N Y
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AND NEW-HAyEN RAIL
SUMMER INFRINGEMENT.

COMMENCING MAY 10. 1862
NeWluk Of Twenty seYenthst ani
- Fourth. ave- Eutr1ncr % TWENTY -seventhst
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK.
For and Bridgeport J. (kA 1850 M Iii9 tbhh
Er }. 3. IS. 4.3O. $50 ami 3 (kxl p. IA 80
For Kiori Strhtod Fairfield Southport aud NesporT h"
NJ O. a. 4.Jn. and $50 D. . q.
For Eurualk. tBx O. 1850 l2;l9 tAG NEhl 5i''
$3.50 TN D.. $3.50. $50. aud (kr.l p. m ..
~ u.r.eu y a. Al. $50 53n and t:JO p
~ sIsmfri isrI D i:5O m. 2ils tKz). 2sl3 OH
AIS $40 fEri,4.iS $50. 6:30 75 tkrl p m nj, -.
Por Port Chester intermediate stations At lliWA nj 3l
3l5 4;t5 $3.50 6!JO 1915. and a:l0 p
- - CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield. a. IN. (ktl. tkIh p m
For Boston. Shore Line, l2:lS (kHl p m. ,v,e
For Hartford Springfield tEIl l2il9 thhh m
For Connecticut River Railroad (BLl 2'lS w. 10 Aon'fsh
For Hsriori Providence Fishkn Railroad tErl nj la's
For S.vaveu HswLoudOa and sOningtoD Railroad at n
l ~ "a u Raro,d m and p 20 Williamsburg
Eor Fou.atouir Railroad, a m and
N,uV.turk Railroad. a. IN. (kElt AiU
F Danbury aud NorWaik Railroad a. Lo aud ~ n Aad
M in connection Freight tran from norNts 70 DahoaJ
~ Nsr.Csnasn Railroad l2l5 ii3 and $50 p "a
Commodous Sleeping Cars attached 70 ~ Hsp s.,.,A.nt
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EOR SALE at NEWARK, n. Jan elegant
building srR continuing wsniy CITY lots hong 90 hoes'
Peasntnye nterlaa River aud ihe magnificent ahu
ssroaniB the krlraey na1on The ueighborhood
estnn within i've nnutes Paterson and Nessrk ks"u
depo which road NeYor within current ysar
very Hsqer for gentleman o. Improve
further particulars address 90 can on =" u ~ hNSShLb' w. -
IL LrEIIIa EFn ~. j
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HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD.-Tains for
ALBANY and TROY connecting with Northern and Western
Eewio oows Cincinnati AMI Chicago Express
Chicago Express 1878 Montreal Express Pacific
Rrprsss Express u m Elegant Drawing Room
attached 70 ali day ani Sleeping to night trans The
GpFil2S 1862 WIN H. yASDBRBILT veePresiisut
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NTFW-JFRSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of

NEW JERSEY RAILR0ADmEROMF FOOT OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PHILADELPHIA via keniugt0n, s;1
m Ma camden / D. M Wa West Philadsipha NJ, SEQ
al Ia An l2.D 92u " night ror
p,itno,s And Washnstnn-S.t0 1850 9;2J' f0f
sonth 80 Sontb. Vast a IA. 9;2O' D.
FoR NIX WFST-s a No. 1880 p m, pm Inc .W
through 10 Cincinnati aud chicago Win out oae
change Silver Palace sleeping Cars on n train run ,sSss1
nrnbst and Chicago without change daily Saturday and
excepted those days on n train Ten r. tas 'D' ~
Ir tbrougb ears 10 Chicago by evening lines tsDaigt =.
'uM,v1o 1850 w. JACKSON, General supetintenaen1
NETWORK to MONTREAL WITHOUT
~ CHANGE OF CARS.-On and amer July B 1903 passenss
train win Nesiols aud HARLEM RAfoad DsPS' scT's' S
,ornrrd and baggage checked TO all points North
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- ISLAND-CHANGE OF TIME On and after aug o ie0s u'
trains will the Roosevelt and Grandst Ferries A' o0N'
Ia NJ. Mail for Patchogue and all StatOua
M9rrck all htatlonA e.,,h o....,
3.Wp m 10 Paehogae stopping AZ aess 49,, Iii
Stations east except ewood
be dekstsd through to BsnPor and Fire Place. Va t Nv
oSue- " .,o,,irg Al CtarsnceTile
Springfield and Valley Stream. 60. .A,onoh "A patch.
liS0 p. m. Accommodation to lshP' Oh SA'u'N-'''
ogue 49,. ,h "a I.lip
An trains connect at Valley Stream for h ba,t
n M REpresa The abb $50 ~ mas .,,.,sndsnt
Tor Fire island. ROBkkI VIM 9-H--
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Sttamboats n0 GaiIru,lSs.

T'HE DREAMER SAFETY BRAKE is the
Il applied Railroad Trsna Tbou-
talds Of them are q use. WIN q. DREAMER & SON.
No. ~ Piattst.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. Monday.

EEw-YoRK Monday, Aug y 1867.
I The number and value of the buildings erected
in Brooklyn each year since 1854 until the present time
has been IA fOllows
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Situatiuus 11IanitS- -fmalts.

e%I4uIIIUII9 NttlIIIItV tI1lEE1'
A GOOD WOMAN wishes situation to do
n GENERAL HouSEWORK IL e good washer and ifohei WI
Ing and cblgug No III EsseHst Please call ifom = % >
CITUATION as GONERNESS WANTED by q
- young capable ftehug kug hraashss and Iss aee
required Address GONEhhESs care OF H. D. ioane
once.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable and
VI trustworthy constantly 10 he fuad hra LOVES OkhAAh
INSTITUTE No. First A.. hosery.
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GrarFrrs.
51lnsital Ynstrumrnts.

clttFEttlt4 o-fNEtF 8FFtF1t4@f
A GREAT REDUCTION in PianOs-BarmOre's
IA 3 Beeokest splendid assortment warranted
years. II prize medals testimonials from distinguished nrnss
IF YOU want good PIANO, cheap, call at
n L. CUMMlEGss Wsreroon No = Unionsquare Sold on IN
EisHsts rented suit Only look al them be-
lore you decide elsewhere.
DIANOS, MELODEONS, and ORGANS
Prices greatly New 7Oeave Pianos Of 6elass
makers for S2 upward Cabinet Organs for S&5 and up
haud Instruments from $40 70 S5 Monthly install
received and for Warerooms No $S Broad
uar HORACE WATERS
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7 OYG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James

NETWORK AND PHILADELPHIA H. IL.
LINZ from Couriaudst Reduction OF Pare heN'lork
10 San Frsnesco $780, Sacramento $50 via the Short Line 20 o
csgol h.urs fou Nelork Tickets for sale 81 hewJrrse Il X
cte, Once foot Of Couranit iSs |
CtT Al Narkr station Newark and 81 stations AZ ktahh ali
NJ also al 80 Asor Nos 2l3 2l 2il and so
Bgssav aud AZ Dolds Express No 90 BROADWAY and No Court
- u,ooin Al Tor tickets via PhlatephaNew York, Aug o.
la6l D. W. JADhoV' "eN'iA '"Po''A''"@'-"
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NIOKNlNNT QUA 10 NTlsEN Wv II-l4dilullS
vi Al WHITESTONE. GREAT MICK. SANDS POINT. MOTIFS
DOCK GLENWOOD, and BOSLih The voute Steamer ARROW
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-16
BY z, B. OAKES.

VALUABLE BRICK RESIDENCE BE-
Y LONGING to an Estate, and sold by order
OF the Executor.
win be sold THIS DAY, the 10th December, at
the Old Post0llce, at II O'Clock,
The following valuable Property belonging to
an Estate:
The three story BRICK DWELLING, No. 1877,
west side Meeting street, Immediately north OF
the Pavilion Hotel. The house Is well finished and
contains six rooms, pantry and dressing room.
On the premises are large Kitchen, stable, cls-
tern and we'll Lot SO feet inches 'front.' 176 feet
on south line, 1877 feet inches on north line.
The three story DWELLING, No. 1ss Meeting
street. adjoining the above to the north. On this
Lot are Kitchen, clstern and well. The house is
well finished and In good order. Lot "a S-l2 feet
'front.' 100 feet inches on south line, 14l feet on
north line.
The three story BRICK DWELLING, No. Al,
south side Wentworth street, first house west OF
Meeting, containing six rooms, pantry and double
piazSas. On the Lot are q two story brick kitch-
en-, brick stable and carriage house. Lot "a feet
front and 100 deep.
The two and half story BRICK DWELLING,
No. 43, south side Wentworth street, containing
four upright and two attic rooms. On the Lot are
o two story brick kitchen, brick stable and car
riage house, cistern and well. Lot 33 feet front
and lSo feet deep. Gas fixtures In oil the houses
que Streets measuring LOG feet front and le5 feet
deep, on which Is brick kitchen.
ALSO,
The LOT adjoining, Of same dimensions.
ALSO,
The LOT OF LAND, northwest corner OF Bull
and Pitt Streets on which Is a dwelling out OF
repair, measuring rs feet on Bull and 15s feet on
Pitt street.
ALSO,
The VACANT LOT west side OF Pitt street, ad.
joining above to the north, SO feet front and lS9
in depth.
Also,
The VACANT LOT adjoining to the north Of
same dimensions.
The undivided half part oftwo BUILDINGS AND
LOT, on the west side OF State street, adjoining
Bank or the State, one OF which formerly be-
longed to the Union Fire Insurance Company;
the other. q two story Brick Building suitable for
offices. Lot 81 Ole feet front and 10 feet deep,
73 feet on south line.
ALSO,
The HOUSE AND LOT corner Reid and Drake
streets Lot 80 by so feet.
Conditlons-0ne-fourth cash; balance in one,
two and three years. secured by bond ofthe pur-
chaser and mortgage OF the property. Purcha-
sers to pay for papers and stamps. Buildings to
be insured aud policies assigned. decl6