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Rf GREEN WILLIAMS,
n Arctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
NO. s2o, southeast corner OF 7tA and d streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SQUARE
0H GROUND In THE EASTERN PART OF
THE CITY. ! - -
- BY virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date on
rpcorled in Liber r n. H., No. ., folio lsS.
&C. Of the Land Records for Washington county. ID.
G.. and by the direction Of the party secured there
by, we will sell -et public eae, MONDAY, the "a
day OF November, A. ID: lss, at O'Clock 2. m. in
numbered one thousand and ffty nine IS. Of f05ep
with all the inprov ements thereon.
must be paid at the time Of SALE, the deferred pay
terest from the day OF saie secured by DEED OF trust
to the satiaction Of the Trustees II the terms Of
Of sale the Trustees reserve the right 10 resell the
property, sffer one weeks public notice, At the risk
and revenue st amps at the PuIehasers cost.
Nm u. WARp, Trustees.
oc1 aN&ds GREEN Il XiLLIk A Ms Anct,rs
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II NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.
~ WAsHINGToy, d. c., October T. 1889.
On the petition Of MARY q. PRATT, administra-
trix de bons Of the estate Of Randall Pratt late
Of the township Of MARBLE, Pennsylya deceased,
said Randall Pratt and ressued in four divisions,
numbered respectively as follows Numbers 1885 1884,
Der 2l56 on the I'D day Of January, 1866, for an i'm
pr0vement in Horse Hay Rakes: = :
1t is ordered that the Testimony in the case be
closed on the 9Th day Of December next, that the
time for filing arguments and the Examiners report
be limited to the 18th day Of December next and that
said petition be heard on the S0th day 0f December
next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
ocR-lAw3w Commissioner of Patents.
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UNDERTAKERS.
RICHARD r. HARVEY. ALONZo A. .MARR
HARVEY k MARI,
CN:DERTAHRRs,
No. 333 y STREET,
between Ninth and Tenth.
my 6-ly
UNDERTAKES.

CoLuMBrA
no i-St YE EAST POW Err
AkTH CLOSE rs.
Sal9s p.I r99m at the store Of Messrs ALEX r.
eHkfnEkD a BROS, No. 269 Pennsylvania ave
nur r..retn U1h and llth streets where SAMPLES of
SOhAOpks or other apparatus Of the Earth CLOSET
company manufacture can be seen aud orders win
receive prompt attention. ~ OK so,vr nm
tRepub, ChrOh., and Intel eopy
DftNos AND PARLOR ORGANS FOR SAFE
II On KENT on very easy terms, As
sortment complete. Entire building usedEz
IFrom thirty TO ffty secons.h,,a n.s ~
always on hand Prices go and upward. "a Isoi
amounts monthly. Pianos moved, pack, on ,i s,aai
repaired, exchanged, &c, &C: 'uhed'
500 Pa ave-. bet. eth aud I0th
Oe'eoo, f0ur story buildin9
IA DWELL HENDERSON, $50 -
- DEALERS IN
WALL PAPERS, WINDOW SHADES
WAL AND SQUARE PICTURE FRAMES
PICfURE CORD AND TASSELS,
FLOOR AND TABLE OIL CLOTHS
A. .SILT CORNICES, &c.,
10 oos Ntath Sfreef, 4 Seaf0a Hall
All WORK IN their line neatly executed In the city
q, Seentr!' Al short notice, aud on moderate terms
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. c., October l6 1872
TN the petition Of CHARLES H BROWN and
CHARLES BURLEIGH, of Fitchburg, Mass, pray
the 18th day Of January 1856, and reissued on the
9Th day Of August, 1867, for an Improvement i'm
Cutoffs
1t Is ordered that the Testimony in the case be
closed on the 18th day of December next: that ths
time for filing arguments and the Examiner g reports
be limited to the 24th day of December next, and
Der next.
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL B. FISHER.
oc2l-awSw Commissioner OF Patents
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~ OIL MBIA
MOIST YEAST POW wDER.
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
" MAsHINGION, October IA, 1869.
On the petition Of WILLIAM s. BOOTH, Of New
Br1tan, Conn.,. administrator Of the estate OF Ii NJ
CLARK, deceased, praying for the extension of pa
tent granted 70 the said H. M Clark on the 18th day
OF January 1855, for an Improvement in Machines for
1t Is ordered that the testimony in the case be
closefon the 18th day Of December next; that the
time for hlng the arguments and the Examiner re-
port be limited TO the Path day Of December next and
that said petition be heard on the 18th day Of Decem
Der next. = - : =
Any person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL 3. FISHER,
ocf9 1aw3w Commissioner Of Patents
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. 525, southeast corner 7th and Dstreets
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ASSIGNEES SALE.
n" By authority Of the Supreme Court of the
HtJDistrict Of Columbia, 1 will sell, at public
ga 1auction. ON MONDAY, 18th November, 1859.
commencing at NJ o'clock a M, the entire
stock i'm store corner h and streets lately belong
ing to Charles y. Perrie, comprising an assortment
of Groceries. Wines, Liquors, &c, &c; together
with the entire moveable fixtures. The stock Is we'll
selected and comprising the usual assortment Of
Groceries and Liquors contains q quantity Of very
'''''' WV H T. DAVIS, Assignee
nof W. l.. WALL 4 co, Aucts
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. S36 Seventh street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
TIM FIRST WARD

IN TIKI FIRST WARD.
- By virtue of deed of trust from Charlotte
0Dayis to me, bearing date on the 10th day of Sep
-tember, A. d. lsds made to secure certain note
Of the same date, for the sum Of Sla with interest,
reference to said deed Of trust, recorded In Liber
and r, No. L. folio g. Nc. of the land records for
public austion in front of the premises. ON TUES
DAY, October 18th, at AZ o'clock D. m, all of Lot
numbered four, al in Square numbered fifty -one,
lslJ said lot having front on north street Of fifty
fcur 5 feet eight inches, and ON sd street west
mated just square north Of the Avenue. enclosed
by a good fence, and is planted In shrubbery.
Terms of sale: One half cash; balance in six and
twelve months; secured by deed Of trust upon the
the cost of the purchaser If terms of sale are not
complied with h five days after the day Of SALE the
trustee reserves the right to resell at risk and cost of
defaulting purchaser 100 to be paid soon as the
property is knocked down.
VIM A. WARD, Trustee
nc6-endEds GREEN n WILLIAMS. Aucfs
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til TUESDAY, the 2d day Of November next, A. D.
1869, at the same hour and place.
BY order of the Trustee.
oc25-eOdAds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
PONED until TUESDAY, the 9Th instant, at
O'Clock p. m. By order of the Trustee.
no 2-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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OkPPkfsAffRfcfo 81 dHrf%sfTilsi Hiye%isT lsi ,sss

A n ESSAY ON THE CAUSES OF lost NAN
"A HOOD. BY DR. J. EMORY RECORD. No. ft1
w fayette street, Baltimore, Md. Sent free % any
address. sep ally
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RY COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- lSuccessors to J. c. McGuire q Co.,
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CLOTHING, &c.

OvEROOArs.
PeP0u.HR Prices
A. SAKS q CO.,
0READ THIS eAREFULLY AND MEMoRIzE
THE PRICES.
WATERPROOF, -, Lisbt weight.
GENrEEL CoLoR-Fan. Sto,
SILK MIXED, sas.
VERY FINE, sfs,
CHEvIoT. sIs,
SUPERIOR ONES, ESQ. esa. sss.
GOOD MELToNs. $40, Medium Weight.
SUPERIOR GRADE. sac.
KNoBBY CHEyIors. SIS.
EsssnsH EsHs ,;ns. ,s:.s sSSPs: I s..., ,tsso
DOMESTIC MELTON dewp ss. Heavy weight,
BETTER $40
SUPERIOR sl6. SIS, ESQ
CHINCHILIAk. sac.
WHITNEY, S12 and SIS,
PETERsHAa, sfs,
sATTEEN, S12,
DOMESTIC BEAVER, SIS,
GOOD BEAVER, eso.
SUPERIOR GRADES, ess, 80, s3s,
TAN BEAVER, $50,
sURT0UT, SIS,
BEAVER FROCKs, (fne.p sa5.
R%THE STOCK Is BEING ADDED To SEMI.
WEEKLY.
A. SAKS & CO..
~POPULAR CL0THIERA,
SIT SEVENTH STREET,
q n n
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Try GREEN WILLIAMS,
y =, A.ctioneer. and Real Estate Aeeats
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HTHE PURCHASER HAVING FAILED To
COMPLY with the terms Of the above sale. made
September q, 1862, it will be sold on. THURSDAY.
the 9Th instant at oSlock m on the premises, to
no2- 81 GREEN & WILLIAMS. Ancts.
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

Boston Of - bales isc. Cosh heavy sOHc SIC
aV0 bales wore sold on private terms. A
HtDnA-The market quiet but the offerings were
moderate full prices prevailed for all descriptions We
quota --Busnos Ayfss d . lbs, 2lc. dor lbs, x2c
u Is ba, Sc Bye. RIO drande, 20 81 lbs, 2SHc.
Ornoco, 70 q lbs. Skc 2sxc Csifornia, 81 e6 lbs
&c. x4c Central American, Is y bs, 2lc. 32c. San
Juan, = lbs, 2oc 2vSc.; Natamoros 2s % lbs lsc
3oc. all gold
HtxP continued quiet but steady s II5sc &c., gold for
Manila lc. bc do, for ute and l0c l0hc for eiss
We heard Of aAlos Of moment lT.e
HoPeThe demand light and but little business was
transacted though prices quito steady Ihe sales
" bales, ct from Sc. l6c for inferior 70 choice.
HOHEy continued In demand and sales made Of ID
bbls Cuba st u u and 70 do do ON private tsrms all for
homo consumption.
IRon.--For Scotch pig the market dull but stock
being light price, remained steady and firm At 20 $ls -
American The business wss sh but prices were unch.nged
$s $40 or wrought further sales were made Of 7c
Rails also dull At $N $, currency, for American
and $54 $50, gold. for English.
INDIG0.-The market was dull there being only small
sales. Prices quite steady however, At 76c 81 02
gold, for Manila; 75 81 TO- DO, for Madras S 70 % Is
do. FOR Bengal, and 81 20 VI lb do. for Guatemala.
LEAD quiet but firm at former prices 50 tons ord
nary spanish sold At $6 s gold. Bar quoted at
l0Hc. and sheet and pipe Ut l2c
LEATHER.-But little demand prevailed for hemlock sole
but with moderate stock prices steady for
prime lots Oak In moderate demand but steady In
value Rough dull and heavy for all but very choice lots
We quoto:-
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NAVAL sronEsRscepts 47O bbs spirits turpentne 7so
dO 0a rOsn and @ do 1, The IN
63c sales made of ITO bbls at b2c ll9 do. at
bSc. and rs do. at 5Sc. RosinSrained in demand
at So 4 $500 TO ariye at 50 A. 800 do at 80
quote STRAINED, 81 20 81 50; No. T. 81 5 81 G No.
rs " 50; pale ~ ,a % g g. and extra do s6t0 49, VII
OILcAKE-Western dull and nominal at $46 @46 SO.
OILs.-Lnseed was In fair demand, and the market
81 80 $ e sass ss
wss e. ss q @ s sRa e Sso1s sse for Ap delivery % a. y " g.
in moderate demand at about prices Sales 100
was dull and nominsi sc Crude sperm Waa Sea
$2@l 95 81 9s bid Unbleached winter sperm was
quoted a. s 70 @ crude whale at 81 20 and bleached
. 5 = a5o bbl. pork II DO beef go
pork less active the demand being rather
light and there less rmness in prices The sales
sSo bbs a $sa % for new mess $s 7S for old do and
option Dressed hogs were duh heavy closing At sc
improved demand at former prices the being 250 bb
at $ll $iS $M,. for plain mess and Sl2 sls for
$2s s2s for prime mesa, and 500 $s4 India do
Beef hams moderately dealt in sales lbs bbs at S25
packages at Isc sc for dry saed and picked shout
dcrs, 1b4c. for smoked do, and 1876. 7c for picked
% sSS Ts Ur s o s c
7c for short rib and l7Ac kc for long and short
The business IL lard was moderate and prices favored the
for April and May delivery, part at 1910.
demand, were Grmy held iomer prices while the low
grades being in fair supply and but little sought after
of sale, the demand being confined the local
and coastwse trade and prices shade of, will be
by reference to our quotations annexed quote:
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CANDLEs sti almost neglected but without Altera-
ton IN vaue adamantnc (Western and city, being quoted
at 1sc. &C., sperm sc. and patent 5Sc.
CorpERInso In better demand but at lower prices
the offerings being fair There saes of abou b0O0
ibs part al 25,sc. 2bs1c the market cosing
settled.
DYEwooDs.-Logwood In demand and s1 in light
supply but other kinds abundant and neglected st.
Domingo ogwood quoted at 327, Jamaica do
At $ls 50 $20, gold, and Cuba fustc at Sas gold
DRUGS AND DYEe.-The market for almost all kinds
duh, but prices generally steady quotations
There sales Of 7b tons Of sal soda 81 7 ~ 75c
gold; $50 caustic soda lsc. b<c
ash At % sSe s2 dol 80 casks bleaching powders
gold; $50 kegs bicarbonatc osoda Is tons Soda and 50
tons soda ash on private terms Gum arabic At
s2<c, gold, TO arrive while gum gedda firm at l5c.
16c., gold.
Flour AND GRAIN.-Receipts, $3.50 bbls -four, Cos do
and meal 9SO05 bushels wheat 1914 corn
e6 do. The flour market quiet but steady
The low grades wanted 10 extent shipment
No. and supers being scarce were tribe mer holders
azng advance Of about &C. per bb In High
grades dull and nearly nominal California -four
changed The sales about 800 bbs Southern -four
allow OF sale and prccs favored the buyer Sales 400 bb
-four remained quiet but steady al former prices Sales,
200 bbls Corn meal steady, with sales OF $50 bbs al
rnaoiai il.an
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
FRIDAY. March la-8P M.


BUILDING MATERIALs-There change OF conse
quence note the market for articles coming
this heading Eastern spruce quite freely sought after
firmly held at ga $25 for choice schedules
but the business small owing to the light stock Lahs
In demand and firm At about S3 7 which price the
last sales effected The offerings light and bust
restricted in consequence. Rosendale cement was
steady at % 80 bpl, while lime moderately
at full prices, viz Common 81 2s and lump 81 Bricks
Nov Jersey Sis Sll So North river al $b sis So
Croton at 116 S22 and Phladepha front 1t $50 S55.
CooPERAGE STOCK, though sti1 light demand, was
quite steady In value. We quoteSugar Shocks 3S inch
heads % W y sugar SHOCKS ss inch heads 81 g
do., IS TO- box do, $50 Green hoops, IA feet, $45
@55; green hoops, IL feet, $40 845
CoRDAaE was dull but steady at 2lkc 221c for Manila,
CoooA-we heard Of business Prices were nominaly
CoFrTEThe market for Rio was quiet there being but
little demand, and prices rather weak the following
quotations :-ordinary cargoes, &c: s&c gold, in bond
isc ise; extremes for lots &C. isc oSer Kinds were @
quiet; sales 500 bags ST. Domingo at 9c, gold In bond
Prices nomlnaly 2lc. ZSc., gold, duty paid, for
java TO- 1896. do. for Ceyion fsc 20Ec. do for snga
pore, c sIsSc DO for Maracabo l61Sc IKE do. Tor
for Costa Rica, Manila and Mexican.
CoTToN The market exhibited activity. There being
Increased demand, chiefly for export, bus prices
heavy and Irregular, though make alteration In
quotations sales s29 bales including 759
transit For future delivery the sales were to fair extent
being follows 100 bales low middling, for May, at
100 do for April at 2c. 200 do, for May at and
i50 do for the last half April at 24c We annex the closing
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was drll heavy under the continued adverse
per Atlantic cable but holders did not press sales
and spring wheat sold only in small lots at rather
lower prices Other kinds unchanged The sales were
sbou, a50O0 bushels Mt 81 a u s59 for No. Spring
delivered 81 10 or amber Michigan In store
with q fair demand SIC. ssc for new mixed Western
closing sc for good parcels The sales were bushels
Soc for mixed Western, and soc Wc Tor West
ern yellow Oats In fair demand NJ former
prices the salcs being 900 bushels at 73c s in store
and 7bc. aioat, Rye dn and nominal Barley Twas
steady, with sales OF 1000 bushels Trieste a III 30 Barley
malt was dull and unchanged.
FISH The market for almost all kinds was without acv
iy prices generally easier Dry cod were but little
slowly, selling @ 90 "a IS quinal Grand Bank were
quoted at 81 25 Mackere were difficult OF sale and
lower sales about 800 bbls at y26 $L for No. bay,
B24 for No. Shore aud @5 for No. do Smoked herring
duh and nominal nj 40c fbc for scaled and Soc o
for No l. Labrador and Easport herring were quoted NJ
sea ~ b0per bb Picked nah were dull and unchanged
scaled being quocd nj 80 Ss - and cod At W 10
though rates were not quotably lower The charerlns
poot 800 bales cotton nj l6d 7s2d and per steamer Oo
bses do at si6d Nd To Glasgow SooO bushels grain on
steamers account To Antwerp 2b00 bags coffee on pri'
vste tcrms To Bremen,. per nessmer Wo "a, mas. n,
10 20s and bo bbs beef nt ss I'd TO Lon
dom per steamer a erccs beef ~ b. The charters were
Brsh ship from Pensacola 70 Ancon with railroad mate
British ron Phadephia) 10 port on the Continent
between Havre and Hamburg 1900 bbls petrolcum ns
Norwegian bark from Phadcpha) 10 ksnoc for ordcrs,
2spO bbls petroleum o.. 3D. and vesae lxW bbs,
tho Windward private terms.
0uNrEs- were duh aud bsavy ~ l7cs With salss "
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
COTTON MARKETS.

BOSTON, March l9, 1852
Net rcceips OF cotton for week, $40 baes cozstwts
ss0 bales total 250 bales Exports 70 Great Britain, $50
baiea 70 the Continent stock hand, 1900 bales
BALTIMORE, March 49, 1859.
900 baes; total 1880 baes Expors-To Great Britain, 740
bales % the Continent sock 1880 bales The mar
kot y duu and nominal; middng 28c.
NoRyoLK March 10, 1882
Net receipts OF cotton for the week. b29 baes coastws
none Exports coaswse, ss4 bales Lyerpoo ~ bales;
stock on hand and shpboar cleared O2 bales The
market n Is dull; low middlng No NKc; sales Of the
week, $50 bales
WILMINGTON, N. O., March ~, 1852
Total receipts Of cotton for the week s bales Total e1
shpboard, sW bales. Market dull with downward tendency
no saea Total sale Of the week, 40 bales
SAVANNAH, Ca, March 10, 1889
net receipts Of cotton no bales Of islands and SsSs
bales OF uplands coastwtse 80 bales OF upands total
SSs bales Exports g foreign ports none coastwise ~
bales OF fsands and 1851 bales of upands Stock oi
bales OF isands and baies OF upands Market dull
3,4O0 bales.
CHARLESTON, 8. G., March l9, 1859.
Net receipts OF cotton for the week. ISL bales coaswise
% bales 9tni receipts bales Exports to Great Britain
s47 bales Stock on hand S,ls7 bales Market qne and
easier middngs Nc. 1Sc: sea islands, nominal &c.
vi ~. Sales OF the week 2, 300 bales.
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

Foreign exchange was weaker and still demoral-
axed. Gable transfers were made at 1854 and bond
bills sold ct 107X. The present figures would admit
OF the reshipmentsof the smaller denominations OF
coin In Europe on which there il discount as CON-
pared with the large pieces The following quotsble
Rates are notwithstanding, sixty days, CONNER
utal, 1o7k los; good to prime bankers, 1857 q
a0sk; short sight, 10sk 100. Paris, sixty days,
s.22k s1sx; short sight, S.l7K a5.1ek. Antwerp.
s.22K 6.lsx. switzerland. s.22k q 5.1sk. Ham.
burg, ss,S . ASK. Amsterdam 40 q 4oh. Frank
fort. 10 40x. Bremen, IS 7sk. Prussian thalers,
s0k AK.
Stocks strong under persistent contest OF the
olQues against active money, which carried prices
up ut the open board session Just after the relaxation
In money noticeable toward the close OF bank hours.
The "bullsr maintained the market with great frm
ness during the previous boards that the upward
turn at this time was quite sharp. The exceptions
70 ths general strength Of the list were the express
stocks, Adams selling down to 5sX, ana Pitsburg
Railway which declined at one time to 81. Marposa
was very buoyant and Reading very strong. The
Northwestern stocks were friner and higher and
continued TO be the feature OF the market.
New York Central was steady at 1895
100, The closing quotations at the last open board
were as foows:-wells, Fargo Co.'s Express. aoA
a six; American Express, Al a Az; Adams Ex-
press 5sk q 50; United states Express, CAS- b5;
Merchants Union Express I6 II; Quicksilver, 2oh
2ox; Canton, so bid; Marposa, 1s,l isH do. pre-.
Serred. 34X SAX; Pacific Mail, Ola 9lls; western
Union Telegraph, 3s 3sts; New York Central, 1904
y 1897; Hudson River, 14o; Reading, e2k ON;
Chicago aud Alton 100 l54; do. preferred. $50 154;
Bankers and Brokers' 1o5 bid; Alton and Terre Haute
preferred, e5 bid wabash, ees o7A; Milwaukee
and st. Paul, COS COS; do. preferred, 7ek Tels;
Fort Wayne, 100 bid; Ohio and Mississippi, s2ss
s2,s Michigan Southern, oex o.; Illinois Central,
lloh; Pittsburg, ss ss; Toledo. 1oox 1oe's; Lake
shore, 1o6s io7; Rock Island, 1854 12sk; North.
western, s5II s5A; do preferred, o2Z a92k.
The formal consolidation OF the Cleveland and
Toledo and tho Lake Shore railroads was TO take
place to-day at Toledo.
After the boards the agitation and uncasiness
noticed In the Cold Room and government market
spread to the stock Exchange, and prices at the
close were from Y to Y per cent lower than at the
highest point OF the day.
southern securities were weak and dull, with a
pressure 10 SOIL Tennessees and North Carolinas.
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we give particulars
Three story brick house and lot No 10 Ridge st, W g.
Three story brick house and lot No Is Ridge ST. lot
Three story brick house and 10. No s6S West Ssb s 10.
25x989 .............. 500
shops stable and four lots Nos Co. g. 81 and
66 Cannon at, each lot 25xO0. Al 600
story brick house and lot No 70 Stanton Chrys
story frame building and lot No Is Suffolk st. ic0 II
sory BRICK house and lot No iii 10th ST. s
az story brick house and lot No iii Grand st. near
s story house and ic No IS Sullivan ST. cornr Broome,
and ~ story brick house and lot on Sullivan st.
lot s5sh Il, Ss5 II 10Th av, s5siio5 siSo
lots adjoining 8, each 25xl015 $3.50
lots adjoining, same Size. b0U
19 upland and of water front Hudson
river Spuyten Duyvel creek, the premises Of
Jos Thompson, G simonson, for $4,000
BROOKLYN PROPERTY--BY JOHNSON MILLER.
story brick house and lot No 298 Pearl street, 1S Of
story white marble front No "a Sd place
story brick house and lot No. sas Court st. s. lot
story brick house No ass Henry st, between
Carroll President ss lot 24x00. 10 500
81 story brick house and lot No 2 Henry st. between
Congress and Amty sts, 22xl0a 10Y
So story and lot Ol Amy st. near Henry, 2SxOo 300
DY MULLER, wILKINs AND 90.
story and LOT, "a LIST place. Court st. 600
BYA.J nLEEoKER SON AND Cos eoo
lot adjoining, Wyckof st, 25xs6. 400
lot adjoining, 20x9? SSo
lots adjoining, size. 5so
lots adjoining, same size loW
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

HILL-PHILLIPs.-On Tuesday. March 10, at the
Church Of the Ascension Washington, ID. c., by the
Rev. DR.. Pinkney, CHAs. s. HILL, Of New York. to
Alabama.
MINER-HAMLIN.-Att the residence Of the brides
mother, in Sheffield, Mass, on Wednesday, March
IL by Rev. N. Gale ID. D., Of Lee, Mass, assisted by
Rev. Mason Noble, Of Sheifield, THEODORE +. MINER,
OF Albany N. Y, to Miss GEoRGIANA, youngest
daughter Of Mrs. A. p. Hamn.
MCPHERSON-PARKHURsT.- Friday, March 10,
by the Rev. John VIM. Trimbe, Major and Brevet
Lieutenant Colonel SAMUEL w. MCPHERSON date OF
New York volunteers) TO GRACE NJ, second daugh-
ter OF Albert Parkhurst, Esq, all Of this city.
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wooI--onIy a moderate demand prevails and that is
chiefly for the ner grades but the market nrm FOR All de-
scrptons holders being unwilling 10 sell except al iu pre-
vons prices In view Of the smaness OF the stock super
pulled selling quite freely full prices, while extra but
little inquired after though unobainabe except NJ previous
rates For Tsxas and California the market s unchangca
being dun but steady, with scarcity or desirable
lots In foreign the transactions continued dimnutye,
but prices are quite steady for all descriptions We
quote -fcece--Ohio Pennsylvania and Vifgnia-saxony
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Michigan and New York ssateFu blood Soc abs5c $40.
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The saei are about l,oooo lbs 4c ssc iacad
10000 Ohio, part at SAG. 10, for Xxx 1900 xxdo ssssc
2soOo Ohio a boc b1c, 1900 light Western at SOC Sc
600 secured =. 7s,Sc soc,, 500 Ohio o,,ss =,
d iac bic including 10000 super !. sSc ole chsy AZ
tsc tscsOOO super and es,rs at 4sc Ssoo selected
No 4to combng pulled st 6oc 6bc., 1900 bs Texas
A. 3sc asec chiefly ~ s2c and small lots California AZ ssc
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