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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-17
The Virginia Debt.

Hon. JOHN BRANNoN, of Weston, pub
fishes an interesting letter addressed
to Governor STEVENSON, on this sub.
iect. If we mistake not, Mr.. B. was
Chairman of the Finance Committee of
the Senate of Virginia in 1860; and it
thus became his duty to inform himself
we'll upon the question of the debt of
the State.
Mr.. BRANNON states the debt of Wiz
ginia to be, in 1852, 1,97l ,S35 80, and
maintains that this was incurred for
public improvements located almost
exclusively within the present territory
of the old State. The people of this
part of the State were taxed to pay the
interest on this debt, which had been
long time accruing. Yet the money
being expended in Eastern Virginia
went to augment values there, to build
up commerce, trade aud thrift, without
profit directly to the cis-mountain Sec
tion.
After 1852, the Legislature, in Law
ish manner, entered upon large internal
improvement enterprises, and the pub
lie funded debt was increased, by Janu-
nary l, 1860, exclusive Of guarantees, to
$3l ,679, $3.50. A very small portion of
this was expended within the territory
now comprising the State of West Viz
ginis.
Upon all this debt, our people contin-
ued until 1861, to assist in promptly
paying the interest, as well as to con
tribute to the sinking fund. The vast
appropriations for which this debt was
incurred were mainly expended in
building railroads, canals and other i'm
provoments, which now ramify almost
every part of the present territory of
Virginia, and afford ready and cheap
outlets to the seaboard and to the mar
kets Of the world. 1t is not important
to know whether- these improvements
are paying direct interest on the invest
ments; whether their original cost Cor
any large portion of it) could be realized
by their sale. 1t is in the convenience
afforded; the increased value of lands;
the creation and acceleration of trade;
the life, the thrift, the wealth that
grew out of their erection, that the peo-
pie of Virginia get their compensation.
Mr.. BRANNoN concludes:
Holding these investments and the
great prospective advantages conferred
upon the people of Virginia-which
cannot be computed-and which will in
time advance the interests of the peo.
pie of that State 10 an amount greatly
in excess of the debt, it would seem
to be equitable that they should pay for
them.
In all the grievous troubles of that
old Commonwealth, through which she
has recently passed, the tenderest
chords of my heart have quickened in
sympathy with her good people, cher
ish with them fond hope fer their fu.
ture, and trust that the old State, like
the fabled bird, will come forth with
renewed plumage, more beautiful than
ever. IL ishe IN poor, the same may be
N."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-17


THE New York Commercial advertiser,
Radical, says the people are just now
more interested in the matter of re-
ducing taxes than in any financial
measures being discussed. This is true.
Taxes are raining busin ess, and, there.
fore, business men wish them reduced.
Bat how can taxation be curtailed when
expenses of q national character are so
enormousi Money must be had to meet
demands upon the Treasury. But
these demands eau bs lessened by sew.
eral millions OF dollars per year.
Members of Congress can work for less
wages, and the expenses of that
body bs brought into more
reasonable compass. Members can pur-
chase their own cologne, combs
and wa cheS, and pay for summer ex.
cursions for themselves and families
out of their private purses. The num-
Der of officials can be reduced fully
thirty per cent, the cost Of the White
House limited ard the army put upon a
peace footing. All these leaks can be
stopped, and then, and not till then,
need the masses hope to see and feel a
reduction of taxation. But will these
steps be taken by the Radical party 7
We think rot. They are the party of
high taxes and monstrous expenses, and
will he faithful to their historical re-
cord
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-17
TRUSTEES SALE.

nN FRIDAY, THE 1ST DAY OF
tIAPRIL, ls7O at the front door OF p. Nc
DonAld's store, In the town Of Burton, WetEel
county, West Va, st 10 O'Clock, A u, by TiTtne
of deed OF trust made and executed 20 me, by
JuEtuS Eakin and Elizabeth n. Eakin, bis wife,
Josephus Eakin, Jr., and AchEzh Eakin, dated
on the sth day Of July, 1861, aud dnly recorded
in Deed Of Trust Book No. 2 page 55, in the Re-
e0rder's Office for Wetzel county, West Va, I
win proceed TO sell TO the highest and best bid.
der, IoT cash, two hundred and fifty nine and
three fourth acres Of Land On ths waters Of Fish
creek. WstIel county. West Va, sbSut oDe-half
mile West Of Burton, on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, adjoining l&nds Of Peter Bartrng's
heirs, y. s. Renley, Henry Church Wm- An
derson and others. and being the same land con-
vsyed by Josephus Eakin 10 Justus Eakin and
JosephGs EakiD, Jr., BY deed dated -, and
duly recorded in the Recorders ofnee for WetIel
county, W. Va, % which deed reference 10 here
by made for full description Of sad lands which
deed was made 20 secHrB % william Suit tne
payment Of eleyen huudred dollarat eyideDeed
81 . note Dearing date on The eighth DAY ofJul
1852 and payable % szid WmL s1tfs o. CIDER
ST nonfhs aftar date for e1l00oo. On Which npts
M uNs ruenf la been mado1 Ih8 anount 81 Nrn-
cfpaI azd lnferesa cinlmed - - due % IA
81 sale - 1f.lis.eo. fnr 49, a.-es.s.5, Al
- nIn.|
II|1I1ooI|' |4
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,f'AeeIiua gegister.
ThurSday,..-.--..----MarchA H.
coRRs sPoNDKNCR.

n, friends Of the REGISTER throughput Wes
r..,;1ia aud the Dor iering counties cf Ohio dnC
p,.g"syrdnia are partseularsy requested to ae
,'s,i az promptly iciih any occurrence Gl gs''erga
.,,s, fhat ,ndy come leithin tsir knol0tsdge. AZ
W., N sDsei1l importdnce the Telegraph mdy oS
'l,5 al our erpsnss: in most eases the ndA ic,a
,,I-sr Elaborate and ornate essays are nor as
'sJ g,rt brief and accurate letters g!c1ng az Me
',,1n stances aud ineidentscf Interesting seeS q
"I' ',, ,SGoatons settng forth the material eondi
~ and Development Qf the counfTyS ne crops,
,.onsfSrs Of land and ou other sutfeets g tnserss
70 s Agrte,S1Srat 20 ,a5 1"1,sn.s n,.S,SS Sss ''''s
yo,,ess Of public meetings, g ,OAdssuer mature,
IN othSr occasions Of interest TO the people tcla
I our aim to publish gaRsT MGt aa saga rsEsel
49, on;uions and iriskes Of TEE PEOPLEj and
~ I,,t.>y eou,es from The People, and Is Of udtut
,"S interest to them, viii reeeire our instant and
s,pBhfl attention.
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Personal.

A Kentucky paper says Leslie Coombs
when he first came to this country with
his friend Christopher Columbus, $50
years ago.
Miss Emma Webb, who deserted the
stage to speak against woman's rights
has demonstrated her weman's right to
be a mother, on the sands of Lower
California.
Miss Nettie Chase is said to be univeT-
sally liked. She is not only q young
lady to be admired for her stylish ap-
pearance and ease of manner, but more
for her mental requirements. She does
the honors of her fathers house with
much grace, and fills her position with
ease acquired only by long expert
ence.
The st. Clairsvills (Ohio) Gazette
says: "The many friends of SIR. S. +.
Booker and his accomplished wife, now
residents Of Iowa, but formerly of this
place, will no doubt be pleased to learn
that, although her youngest child was
but thirteen months old, she, on Mon.
day week last, presented her husban d
with triplets, all three females, each
weighing fourpounds. The mother aud
two of the children are doing we'll. The
third is dead. .s.r.s.H .. = F
Mr.. George Law, of New York, fash.
ionable young bachelor, had a calico
party in his mansion last Friday even
ing, the clever invitation to which con-
oluded TINS: Cotton kerchiefs. caPers,
conserves and comiealties, coffee, cali
CO, condiments, and classics cnTiously )
comminglsd TO combine the whole
category of concomitspt conditions con-
duCive TO create continual course Of
capital cheer, in contemplation of com.
pletely "capping the climax" ofOur con-
vivial capacity. Come if you can, clear
or clou6y, cold, calm, or comfortable.
The merry chirp of every cricket must
cheer the chimney corner Of the last left
lonely living there.
"Mr. Martin Of Butte" in q recent
debate in the California Legislature On
the Mercantile Library Bill, got off the
following on o fellow member as his
own opinion of himself:
His pole seems OF sturdy oak,
His line a cable that never broke;
He bats his hook with tigers tails,
And sits on q rock and bObs for whales. :
And the following as the public opinion
of his opponent:
His pole is Of the peacock feather,
His line Is Of the finest tether;
He bats his hook with mites Of cheese.
And sits on the bed and bObs for deas.n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-17

EAIl severe harrassing Coughs are
cured in less than one-half the time
necessary to cure them with anything
else by using DR.. Pierce's Alternative EI-
tract or Golden Medical Discovery, the
chief ingredient of which is extracted
| from modest little plAnt found grow
Jag By the roadside. 1t is warranted 20
arrest and cure consumption in its early
stages. -lE .r.-. g..,
Sold by druggists, or get three bottles
for three and q quarter dollars, free OF
Express charges, by enclosing the mo
ney to DIR. r. v. Pierce, Buffalo, New
York
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-17
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

T'HIS NEW AND COMN0DIOUs HOUSE,
i located corner Of Broadway and ed street,
possesses advantages ever all other houses for
the Accommodation Of its gnssts. II was bnilt
expressly Tor . GTsG-elAss Family Boardin
heated By steam-with not and cold water. and
furnished second 70 nOnej EhLs the culinary
department Il IN the most experiences ha1ds,
adordfug guests an 1nsquAled table.
One OF AtEOod's Patent Elevators is also
among the modern iInpr0Temsnts and at the
service Of guests AZ al hours
TbS BroadEEy and CniyeFhity Place Cara paes
the door every four r1inrt4s, running from the
City Hall 70 GENITAL Park while the Sixfh and
Ssgenth Ayenns Lines are but Short block On
either aide. afordiag ample facilities for CON-
municsti1K with AL The Depota, Stezznboat
Landings. places Of Amusement and Business
Of the great metropolis
MORE A RoLLEY,
oarits. proDTietcfn.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-17

Head aches, nervous as we'll as others
arise from torpid state of the stomach,
liver and bowels. Never take any mln-
erals or morphistfor it. They hurt more
than they do good. But take Rosou.
helms Stomach Bitters; the Great
Western Remedy, and you are sure OF
cure. See Advertisement.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-17
EVERETT HOUSE.

North Side OF UniSn Park, n. n.
THIS HOUSE Is KEPT on THE KU.
ride (by horse SIrs) Of the New Haven
Railro7d Depot convenient TO all the prinoip
places Of amusement and Tor Summer traysIIo
Win be found the coolest Hotel in the
Every room is provided with running WAtsr.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-17

"OLIvIA' says that 'once a watery
vtiued Senator was actually seen warm
ing his bands only a short distance
from Senator CoNKLlNG's head" He
would have preferred DICK YATES
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-17

MISUNDERSTANDING SHERIDAN tries
to brazen it out bsfore public opinien,by
a copgratulatory order upon the whole
sale infauticide psrpetrated under his
orders u
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said of our State; and we cannot afford
to pay for improvements which will re.
deem and enrich her.
Nest Respectfully, Yours, &C.,
-.r...-4 JOHN BRANNON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-17

In The Ohio Legislature, yesterday,
the House spsnt all day on the resolu-
tion proposing to amend the State Con-
st;tution so as to allow women to vote.
The result on the adoption of the resi-
luton stood-yeas 81, nays 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-17

No. NASSAU SrREEr, NEw YORK,
+ Pc ..-gagg-.s February 18th, lsio.
za..r - g4 t. 4s.r...-.. ~
The remarkable success which attended cur
negotiation ofthe Loans Of the cESTEAL PAciEIc
RAnRoAp COMPANY and the wIsrERS PAciHc
RAILROAD coArASY, asd the popularity and
credit which these Loans have maintained In
the markets, both In this country and Earcpe,
have shown that the First Mortgage Bonds of
wisely ,lecaied and honOrAhly managed Railroads
are promptly recognised aud readily taksa, as
the most suitable, safe, AEd advantageous Form
OF investment yielding more liberal income
than can heNaftsr be derived from Government
Bonds, and available 10 take their place.
Assured that, in the selection and negotiation
Of superior Railroad Loans, We aIs meeting
great public want. and rendcriiE valuable
seryioe-bOth to tho holders OF cAPlaland TO
those great National works Of ntornalimprofe.
meat whose intriRsio merit aud substaatlal
character eRtitle them TO tho use Of Capital and
the confidsnrc Of investors-wS now oder with
special confidence and satisfaction the r5sv
Ul1fa
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-17
WASHINGTON NEWS.
WASHINGTON, March Is.


There was an hours struggle in the
House to-day as to which committee the
Senate bill to fund the public debt
should be referred, but the Ways and
Means finally triumphed over the Bank
log and Currency. The result is uni.
versally considered triumph for the
measure, as the former committee are
known to be much more favorable TO
the general features it. The National
banking interest were present 10 force
about the House, and also favored this
reference, as they feel confident that
the committee will amend the bill so as
TO reduce some Of the taxation no " i'm
posed upon the National banks.
THE QUAKER INDIAN POLICY.
Quite large delegation of Quekers,
who represent Societies In several
States, have arrived here to demonstrate
with the President and General Sher-
man against General Sheridan being
allowed to remain day longer in COM
mand of the Indian country. They
complain very earnestly against his
conduct in the attack on the Piegsns
and ask that the opposite policy may
be pursued against the Indian tribes.
They have drawn up plan for the
transfer of the Indians to reservations,
with the purpose of ameliorating their
condition by the introduction of the
proper elements of civilization. But in
their contest against Sheridan, they
appear to be determined to accomplish
something.
INCOME TAX.
Secretary Boutwell, and Commissioner
Delano had quite long conference to-
day on the income tax. The Secretary
was in favcr of the continuance of the
tax for the present year, bat the Com
missioner said that the public pressure
for its modification or repeal was so
great that he was inclined to favor a
reduction of the rate, and also an in
crease of the exemptions. Both had
learned that the Ways and Means coR-
mittee were disposed to make a reduc-
tion, but not to abolish the tax.
ToNAs
The bill to admit Texas to represen-
tation in Congress went through the
House in less than an hour to-day, and
by a party vote. The bill imposes the
same educational and other civil condi-
tions enacted in the Virginia and Mis-
sissippi bills. Mr.. Wood sought to
have an amendment put in that this
billwas such finality that Congress
should not attempt to reconstruct the
State next month. The full Texas del
egation were on the f3cor Of the House
when che bill pa1sed- 1t now goes to
the senate
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COMPREHENSIVE.

J. HAVE this day associated with me in the
Boot and Shoe business, Mr. Jerry Clemens
under the firm name Of Forgey Clemens.
ALEX. II. RORGEY.
March lst, 1870.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-03-17

Take good care of the ewes during
March that are to raise lambs-this is :
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8 GEN. LoGAN's Army Retrenehment
bill provides, among other things, for
abolishing the grade of General and
Lieuteuant General, for reducing the
number-of Major Generals from FIVE to
three, and of Brigadier Generate from
ten to six. Chiefs ofstaff are to rank as
Colouels instead of as Brigadier Gener-
ais. The selections are to be made by
the President at his discretion, without
regard to seniority. He is also author
lied to place upon the retired list, and
order to be mustered out, in his discre-
tion, such officers as he may designate,
not exceeding 25O in number, with one
years pay and allowances. Brevet rank
is to be abolished, and no officer allowed
to hold any civil Office.
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THE Georgia bill as presented in the
House, was SO oul a concoction of car
pet.Bag rassality that sixty Republi-
cans voted to. qualify it by the BIsG
HAM amendment. Against this the
carpet-baggers ar, raising their outcry,
and the Radical press of the North
echoes it. All this is Ia the hope that
the wicked, brutal carpet, bag domina'
tiop, which is burlesque on free gov
ernment, may be continued little
longer for the personal profit of rogues
like WHITTEMoRE, and imposters like
Brigadier General ADELBERT AMEs, self
elected Senator from Mississippi. We
say: govern the South openly by the
sword, or restore there the free popular
government, which is the birthright of
American citizens; let Us have done
with these carpet bag schemes for pros
tituting the forms of liberty to the pur-
poses of a crew of plunderers.
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George wilLe. vigorously Gained.

New YORK, March 25.-An extraordin'
sry scene took place on Broadway this
afternoon, when George Wilkes, editor
of the Spirit of the Times, was publicly
caned by Mr.. Warren Leland, proprietor
of the Clarendon Hotel at Saratoga. Mr.
Leland has been stepping for some
weeks past with his brother, who is pro
prietor of the Metropolitan, on Broad.
way. The Spiritofthe Times, it appears
contained filthy and scandalous allu
sion to Mr.. Leland's character, for which
an apology was demanded, but refused
some days since. This afternoon Leland
was on the lookout for the libeler. The
moment he saw him he sailed forth
from the hotel, cane in hand, and ap-
piled it vigorously ts Wilkes back.
The latter fled into a dry goods store
and Leland returned to the hotel amid q
crowd of sympathizing frienis. No az
rests have as yet been made.
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LATER.

1t now appears that Mr.. Leland's as
sault on George Wilkes was made on
the sidewalk in front of the Brandreth
House. Leland saw Wilkes coming,
and, walking up TO him. said, "Why
did you call me id coward in your
paperi" Wilkes sheared off and said,
Don't you dare to touch me, sir" at
the same time making n movement with
his hands as if feeling for pistol.
Leland, without further parley, struck
him a tremendous blow on the head aud
shoulders, breaking the cane to pieces.
A great crowd now gathered round the
combatants, the weather being fine, and
Broadway full of promenaders. Wilkes
tried 20 make his way ont Of the crowd,
and "a he did 90 Leland gave him some
parting blows on the back, exclaiming
| 80 the crowd There goes the Sighting
editor Of Wifkcs' Spirit Of fhe TiMcs y.
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FINANCIAL. -iaT
Office of FISK & HATCH,
Faa "a p 60 80 90
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOV
ERNMENT SECURITIES, -

No. SNAssau STREET, NKw YoRx,
s-gEgg,.s February 18th, lsio.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

18th extensive wster front on Man.
barn, carriage house, ice houss
ngs. In good order, teing q hfsl
nan OF taste; first class society,
road and steamboat; one hour
nns soh, shade AMI fruit, with
country unsurpassed; high and
,Hu; terms easy; II 10 n Bargain I;
will asll % acres with or without
D. q. BENNETT. 81 Cedar alrest.
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REMOVALS.

fNHARLES BERRE, TAILOR, HAS REMOVED FRo1
go Broadway No. 270 Fourth avenue northwest cofne1
OF Twenty hrs street, where he wall - orcry consuvS
Dres Therefore invites his custoDene
a thereto 10 Livery Suits .onenehs Clothing
OF every description usual moderate rs,es sstlsiAssion
WaryADtsd
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TOR SALE OR TO LET,

L at Great Neck, l.. l., y
hassett Bay, large Dwelling
and all necessary outbulldi
Class residence for q gentle,
near schools, churches, raj
from New York; 70 acres o
a view OF the suyrospdins
healthy location; price 81,
SIS, coo have bsen refused |;
the huildincs, or will lease,
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

GOSOA YEAR AND OWN A IOME.-AODERN
pCCV French root House; marble Inanies dumb
waiter, high ceinga; water IN kitchen. Price $500 only
$500 down balance In small monthly s0lr
fare IL cents. ii. II. JONES, 70 Barclay firse.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

IlYOODSpE L. Ito LET, FURNISHED. A LARGE
w Mansion IL rooms. with 20 lots OF Ground shade,
pamental md fruit trees, In great variety Va
the city ana minute from depot. SAMUEL d. MACK,
1897 Third avenue, near seventy-sixth stree,.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

TyCR SALEM ONE OF THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OUT
West an AL Millinery Business Stock and Fixtures for
sale suit the The best location in the
city. Applicants VIII address A. r. X, L. A. Beekman
Il Co., 44 Broadway, New York.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

CALE-FARM OF 100 ACRES, so CULTIVATED, NEAR
- Utica. " two aud half miles from siation house,
barn, &C. with furniture, stock, farming toos wagons
seghs included. for $3500; churches schools
vicinity. SIEGEL, BACHE & co, III Broadway.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

ENOR SALE OR TO LET A NEW SPLENDID ERENCH
J. roof House, containing thirteen rooms, with all city
modern lot sUI2oo beautifully laid out and
wei stocked with shrubbery and atty healthy
walk depot and twenty mnutes ride on
railroad to the city Also two Cottages cons enent
small families; rent low hve mnntes walk depot In
quire OF the owner at Farvew HUDSON county Northern
Ralrosd); orat his ohce, No. Vesoy sise Nav York.
b. N. MARSH
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

I,OR sALE--TIE GREATEST INDICTMENT EVER or
u fered-A splendid Hotel Property near New York has
paid 900 per year clear psont Price low. Address SEA
SHORE, Herald Office.
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VONKERS PROPERrY.--TiE HANDSOMESr RESI-
dcncds, the neates Cottages, furnished and unfnlshed
for sale or to lei. Apply TO MITCHELL CO., No. plns
street.
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

ENOR SALE OR TO LEr-A PRETTY LITTLE COT
age OF rooms, at Crawford, N j.; price, furnished,
$500; rent s4oo Apply to AMIN CO., 80 Fulton
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

EOR SALE-A THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
brick House and lot No. 1872 am street. near Spruce;
sontains all modern improvements For particulars naure
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

county large two story and cellar frame House, wi,s
stables, carriage honse, and IL of land we'll
shaded convenient to Harlem Railroad dcpot horse
Particulars Of ISAAC HoNIo, % Pine street.
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TOR sALE-sPLENplD VIRGINIA FARMS: ALSO ON
Long Island New Jersey Orange county and elsewhere
Coal Yard Brooklyn: brown New York property
exchange for Brooklyn good business the city
Z. a. CoNKLING, 2O2 Broadway.
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CITY REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE.

FOUR STORY BROWN STONE HOUSE. FOR SALE
"A on Lexington ayenae.-Wou take lots on Fourth
uue for It, s. SMITH, Z
The New York herald., 1870-04-03

VwO FIRST CLASS THREE STORY AND BASEMENT
brick Dwellings all modern improvements, 900; for
$780, two with each, 55U nice two
basement brick rooms for $So and $5oO story aud
basement Cottage room for $4D0 several parts of Houses
from $2 to x3u month. Also houses Bergen, from
$500 TO $780, Three Stores Ia desirable business locatons
from s240 to SS5U.
0EORGE W. FIRTH 10 Montgomery street. Jersey City.