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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-29
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

The New York Herald of yesterday, review
ing editorially the financial situation, says
There Is nothing new in the financial situation,
except the announcement that the stock ex-
change is to be reopened on Tuesday. Public
confidence Is In great measure restored and
ordinary business has gone on so smoothly dur
ing the week in its ordinary channels that no
danger is to be anticipated. The only danger,
rs we remarked the ether day, il in a sudden
bounding Of stocks consequent upon the reac
ton, and this fear Is already realized in some
degree. Stocks went up yesterday from TO IS
per cent, but are not yet above the ruling prices
previous to the panic. If money remains easy
and public confidence continues, the financial
furry may be said to be over.
The Markets,
,ss A ls 20 Sept -Vrginia skies, consolida
BALTInonl, Sept. p.-ootton firmer-lOv mid.
ennss, H@H4. Flour dull aud unchanged Wheat
sn OeIn dull-wh ite southern, 20; yellow southern
eigo3 mixed western, nominal. Oaisdall-southern,
hay unchanged. Provisions duh and nominal
Mes PORK, IL A@l7h. Bulk meats, s@slt. Clear rib
sides, "a. observation-disclosures, los @ioh; sugar
cured hams, 13@l5. Lard, s1a<. Western butter
cMee-fair to choice. A6p2S Coffee quiet, 27d2l
whisky nominal, % Sugar in fair demand, 1i@l1S
LEW YORK, Sept. 19.-Gold opened at lis,<; now
NEW Yonk, Sept. 29.-rIour dull. Wheat quiet
and heavy, Corn scarce and firm.
LoNDoN. seps ., 10 .. m.EErie, az.
LONDON, Sept. 70. 19 ,. m.-Erie, az
PARIS, Sept. 70 -Rantes b6 francs IS centimes
LONDON, Sept. 70, D. m.-Erie, u.
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We are furnished with continual evidences of
the growth OF the country. Among the last sig
niicant indications is the fact that the number
Of money orders issued during the fiscal wear
which ended June 30th last, exceeded those of
the previous fiscal year by 800 900; that the ag-
gregate excess in money on orders issued and
paid was 80 900 900, and that the sale OF stamps
and stamped envelopes for the last fiscal year
exceeded the previous year by 81 $50 900. When
II Is added that the postal railway service Is ex-
tended yearly some 5000 or 10000 miles, some
IDEA gained OF the rate at which We are pro-
crossing as q nation.
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1t has been intimsted in some quarters that
the present financial crisis will result in a
return to specie basis, but IL would appear
that most Of the prominent New York fnanciers
90 not take this view Of the matter. A number
o. heavy bankers who were interviewed on
Friday were all agreed that there Is no neces-
sasy connection between the present large i'm
Portation Of gold and the resumption of specie
payments. John j. Cisco, ex-United States
Assistant Treasurer, says the banks cannot
resume specie payments because they do all
their business on . currency basis "by the laws
under which they were organized they have
nothing to do with gold necessarily. 1t is only
the governments which can take any effective
measures leading to resumption. 1t must &C.
cumulate specie enough 30 redeem its currency
In gold. then the banks win fall naturally into
the Arrangement, not before" President
Thompson, Of the First National Bank of New
York, has issued q circular entitled "There's
Relief in Redemption" in which he urges q
return to specie payments, and says II the gold
and silver In this country are utilized eighty
millions in positive relief will be added at once.
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"MuTuAL H.LPrSe."-Undsr thi, ha.a N,

"MuTuAL HHLPING."-Under this head the
Chicago later Ocean says:
"Banks that do business lend cut their monev.
IL tney 90 NOT they are Of no use TO the commit
nifty. No bank that does business has cnrTencv
enough on hand to pay OF all Its depositors Al
once. II any institution or Its claquers circu-
lste reports In times like the present Of its great
.ssreno,n act IL down for certain that Ii needs
lSelp' We must nd or fall together. Moth
ing Il to b. gained BY blustsf Anu ssravado' All
need mutt Al assistance"
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Senator Morton, according to the New York
correspondent Of the Philsdelphia Star, Is OF
the opinion that an extra session Of Congress
should be called, in view Of the present nnan-
eiai situation, and this step, he thinks, would
surely result in Fastening . return to specie
payments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-29

The act Of Congress regulating the trans
Portation Of live stock which imposes Q fine of
not less than 500 nor more than $500 for con-
timing animals in cars, boats or vessels longer
than twenty-eight consecutive hours, without
unloading for at least 1--WE consecutive hours for
rest, water and feeding, goes into operation on
me LIST proximo. II is good law and the wonder
Is thaf 1t was not passed before. Aside from
tne positive cruelty Of transporting animals
closely packed in cars for days and nights
together without food or drink, there can be no
doubt that by this process the food is rendered
unit for human food. Statistics furnished BY
eminent medical men through the Society for
the Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals in this
city, to Congress last winter, demonstrated this
fact and led to the passage of the act referred to-
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We are requested by the committee to state
that the merchants and dealers of thu D;.tr,ct
Who propose to pay their respects to Governor
shepherd this evening, viii meet at the bank-
ing house Of Messrs. Lewis johnson & Co. At
p. m.
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" TWENTY SECOND DIsTRIOr.-In &C.
~ oordsnce with . resolution Of the General
u Oh and sOuthess ON H Wed
Nnt;DAY the lst proximo, for the purpose Of nom
-. MibbEEToHA PEAsrER.
sepzy-9 Members Of Gen. Com. nd District.
R I'm pisTRIoT REPUBGTCHM SLU tns
ssa a. 1c s as e
~ S1ss1 to .ssSd
rHos ooS Sgbs s a. III br Rs R:sns
can Oluo. sep29-2t'
rF0HIO REPUBLICAN, ASSOCIATION.
The Ohio Republican Association will hold
TENDER o. 1873, at Marini's Hail. at CLOCK to take
The right Of residents Of the state, temporariy o
to vote in the State. As the matter is
is earnestly desired. By order q
JH PALMER, sec re MS1hh"' PRESIDENT
HwAsHINGToN CITY SAVINGS BANK.
,Depositors are requested to leave their books at
An persons holding checks Of depositors will
please leave them at my office, that they may be
An y, person. Indebted g ,he bank Overdue paper
ss s and Fl Of il
sep4y-IW 43S 7th street.
TEMPERANCE MEETINGS., nm.
M der the auspices Of GOOD SAMARITAN
H, TGtspAY i7 Iii fIsG $50 to 81" 0eitek' every
EXERCIsEs,
On TUESDAY, eept. 30, addresses by Bev b, A.
Cleveland lev and JuSgey: Y. Moore.
OF of1cers Of the Division.
Oct. "A, Rev. =. J. Drinkhouse and =. n. Bradley
Oct q, Rev. B. W. Black and II on. D. r Holloway
Oct 3, Rev. J .E.Rankin and L H Winfield. liz
. sHVIkes AND rR9sr dtoHMffaHRsNYA ,
WASHINGTON, d. c., September 1Sd, lsts.
NOTICE. TO DEPosIToRs.-From and after this
date, and until further notice, this Company will
intention TO withdraw deposits.
sep7+3m CIV. eTICKNDY, Actusry,
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The Action OF Our Banks.

The action Of six OF our leading city banks In
associating themselves, as the banks in all the
prominent cities Of the country have done, for
the use Of certified checks to relieve the scarcity
Of currency, is received well by the commu-
nifty. The plan is the same a. that adopted
In New York, Boston, and other cities,
where it has proved . most benefcent and
saiutary measure in restoring confidence
and relieving the financial pressure. 1t
Is to be regretted that all she banks and bank
ing houses Of the District did not come into the
association to make the action uniform, but
doubtless they will speedily see the desirabllity
of 80 doing. In other cities such Of the banks
ss held back from a measure so essential for the
public good in times Of panic have found it de-
sirable TO reconsider their course for their own
protection as well rs for public considerations.
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FK. OF P.-EQUAL LODGE, Ne II Lon.
Wy GERS and members. special convention Of
tbs Lodge will be held THIS fMondayJ EVENING
Of ~ o'clock, TO make arrangements to attend the
funeral Of our late brother, fREDERIcK GARNgR,
Tuesday ar O'Clock IN. Members Of sister Lodges
are respectfully invited 20 attend with or without
uniforms, BY order OF the q. @.
IL JOHN p. JACOBS, X. Of 3. and 3.
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. THE FOLLOWING RAaUs !, -. -
Wy triet Of Columbia viii continue to trsn ~
their business heretofore: ~ "snsses
BANK OF WAsHIN0TON.
fARMERs' AND MECHANICS' NATIONAL
H1fi0NxL bxSK OF THE REPUBLIC.
MIDDLETON co. II
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MEDICAL. &c.


nR: LEON, ConsnlftRs Phystoias, ell 18th
- street absve II. Hours, 10 20 IL, 2to q, and 90
2; speeiaities-femsle complaints aud outansous
o.seeses: sepls-lm.
nR: JANE WILSON has REMOVED 20 5 an
- street, between 3 and streets north vest, and
has pleasant rooms for ladies wishing medical treat
uent ane tne otst OF attendance. sep9-3w-
MADAM Ross, "a, Celebrated Docfress and A.
~ rol0eiH has returned TO this city, after an alb
sence OF some time, and will be pleased 10 see her
oid friends, and all others desiring 20 consult her
che nov ated At FL l&th mort west and
70 the only lady endowed with the natural Kin OF
revealing the past ard foretelline the future Her
sdyIcs IN business is Invaluable. She respectfully
.nsnee al 70 call and be convinced Of her great
Hoxeu. As the msdamb stay 10 limited, ali who
nifty. ...I.
M Rs. b: J. YRENCH, OF PHILApILPHIA.
Az. the celebrated Reliable Clairyoyanf Physician
sno Ien u sdiun, has located q 1913 New YORK
avenue once bours-l0 o. m. 70 ., m Eneare-
..oo.s osn se msoe Iof exenlnes. jelly
E1MALk DleKAsHe Of eli kinds treated De-
c @ cass ana enoloee -; sdvies and nedi-
70. oNe no1n lstn street. PhilaAelphia. tsnH-iys
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BOARDING.

n OOMS AND B0ARD-Fine Rooms, nicely
~ furnished, with first class TABLE BOARDt
Every convenience. Most desirable loo alton IN the
city. Terms moderate. 1l04 18th street, near
MAS sachusetts avenue. sep29-st-
BOARD, WITH A FURNISHED ROOM FOR
- man and wife; also, for q single lady in a private
family: Board moderate at No. 1406 9th street. be-
tween v and streets. sepZ 81.
L BOARD can be obtained In a desirable, HEALTHY
neighborhood, Immediately opposite the Academy,
by applying af No. ~ Fayetfe street, 0eoreetown
ID. y. street cars pass the door. sep2s ST.
LOB RENT-Severai rooms With BOARD; pleas
ant situation, with cars passing the door can be
had at No. 632 Massachusetts avenue northwest
between 9Th and 7th streets. sep35 &C.
NEW AND ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOMS.
single or en- suite, with without Board; all
roPolltan Church. sep9s-lm@
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PERSONAL.


i MARCH, lS2, ALFRED KING fson Of Mr.
= yohn hlng. OF Birmingham was driver Of an
smoulsnoe al W sshington, under MAJOR J. J. Dana,
Sn s s Any information about hun from
enI WI Knew him then or since will be gratefully
teSeNed and literally rewarded by Mr.. J. chm King,
Aaoress III October 18Th 20 Nh. JOHN KING,
30. 81 Bble Hou-e, New York; sitter that 20 Mr.
hlpg, No; 10 Benefits Hill, Birmingham, Eng
laha. lother papers please copy. sep745l.
NApAME MARTINE, Spiritual and BEstnsss
W MtgtHtlii can be consulted at No 1908 81
northwest. slt'ings 10 a. m. 10 p. m. sepls Isl
MADAME FLORENCE, ths OtIsbraIes Cyatyrcv-
" dsf, Is unequalled In telling the past, present,
ana iuinre OF your life; in causing speedy
bringing the separated together, aud poiutfuc ogt
the sure way 81 success in life In matters OF bust
Less ber advice lie invaluable She gives universal
SATISFACTION none ever regret CONSULTING her sat
FRACTION given, or no pay. Gan be conruI,ed Al her
fArlors, No. 9lS 4th street northwest. sepz- lws
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.
HAPPY RELIEF FOB YOUNG MEs-s4nt
nee IN sealed letter envelopes Address, HOWARD
AssOClATIoH, Phil sdelp his, Pa.,-An Instifutfsn
hayns high reputation for honorable conduct,
anu proieeslohA skllI. Jy7sm
~ TEE GkEAIEsT DISCOVERY
OF THE WORLD.
by al diseases are cured. No medicines used, ana
no laying on OF banda. Taught By Mrs.. J. h IL
IoT, 4IS street northwest. ap7-tr
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nFREGIsfRAfJON NOTICE.
10 TIE VOTERS OF TRr DISTRICT OF co.
LUMBfA.

tration Of voters in the District Of Columbia ap
proved June g, 1873, the Board Of Registration for
the District OF Columbia will hold sessions daily ex.
osps SS1days lbet.een the hour Of = NJ and .. m.
2, and ending With WEDNESDAY,, October 8, 1873,
Il their rooms in the Executive Building, northwest
corner Of Pennsy lvapia and 18th srect north
wssi, w,ss. AZ D: O., where ell persons pos
80 sosips me Necessary aualncations, not hereto
the twenty years since the last election,
and those who will attain that age on or before the
4tn Gay OF October next, and al persons who were
previously registered and have changed their resi-
viii have Lesided therein thirty days immedi steiy
preo ding the 18th day Of October next, and all per-
Sons who have been naturalized and whose natural.
lzstton papers have matured, must present them
selves before the Board and have their names prop
Persons who were registered ct the last registrs.
ton and have not changed their residence from one
Legislative district to another since, need not
appear before the board, - by the terms Of the
law above cited "the registration Of voters for the
general election Of la3,n subject to such changes
and corrections as are made necessary by the pro-
visions OF said act, in the cases above mentioned
PeIs3ns having knowledge Of the death OF or re.
to report the same to the board.
There will be no registration In the several
Legislative districts, ct the City Hail. but the
board will be In session st the Executive Building
on the day Of election, during the hours such cleo
W ' ''' ''' 'A' '0GG HGSRGY 3. GIDEON,
Pm. DUBANT,
ROBT A. GRIFFIN,
8. ROGER WATTS,
DAVID MESSER,
eeplJ Board Of ReRistratiou.
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eepl3 Board Of Repatriation.
rFY. N. Q: a: SIRCgLATINd LIBRARY
Wy Corner 9th and streets.
New Book: constantly being received By this Ii:
Terms-es per snnum; o. Per quarter.
tlemen: Daily Prayer Meeting ia:is. and Pm.
.I sABBATa sERyICEs: Bible Study, p. m; for
the masses, 9 p M In Lincoln Hall. sepHtr
HfasIoky ISP!Al HAI1 REsT0RIR
sooI ton Ere. Hs g e
ri brnH sas s.'' Hair Dresser known 5sr ale
FMILBURN'S POLAR SODA,
VII 1ars Sruis. 6r.s1 sad S.Ss as sy nSxLo'
MINERAL sFnrs sef WATERS,
eis-se 20 iSs W.; ;;SS::n,s IA, Av1s'.'
:Ss Z Y. 1sa. C: ::: .ss
ga GS1sinsss southwest corner Of nth and streets
TeCHlNOKp AAlDRAAI PILLs.-Th1ss
sSss mira. !! :ssss:sa,:
e: fs:s ~ g sS ;ss f.
81 So: 81: ~;
= !: -: Pm e
u How ..An Z 70 sss young wife,. mother
s'ss RI:
her, to see her prostrsted, osins every day her
strength feeling bsdiy Without being ape 70 say
biel This state Of weakness and debility 10 more
fatal 70 her than spell OF Sickness for In
@ receive . 4 e:
Ing Worth ~Siis 70: e ply stefan sSous uaiil
nss1rs s1h.nstsd; gives out and abe IL carried to
inc SfASe, when little precaution In proper time
LIZ BIfrkRs q m, L. 8. BERfRAM. They
6ys1spsia, esssivsne.:, Siiisosness. nssdschss
women. These Bftters, which arc soid by Al drus
gists, are, In consequence Of their ytrtue Ana
esrsssoss Taste, the medicine Par sresiis.es foI
soies. dsc1s-y
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SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRIOT OF
- COLUMBIA.

- COLUMBIA.
THOMAS j. MILsTRAD d, guardian, &c, vs. ELIZA
Beth n MILsTRAD ct al 1850, Eq. Doc. IL
De we're Burr, trustee, in the above cause, hav.
eIn part Of lot r. in square 49, described in said
lars in cash: It is this 18Th day Of September' A.
ias, upon motion Of complainant in said cause By
his counsel ordered that said sale be- Il is hereby
ratified and confirmed unless cause TO the contrary
30 shown on or before the 18th day Of October
next: Provided Q copy Of this order be inserted in
some Newspaper printed In Washington city, in the
District Of Coiumbia once IN esch Of three success
teienedI- D. O. HUMPHREYS, Justice,
A True copy-R. ]. MEIGS, Clerk.
sep29-law3w b. ]. MEIG9, JR., Assistant,
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RY DUNOANSoN, BOWLING co, Aucts.
u Corner 9th and streets northwest .
PROPERTY IN THE NORTHWfSTERN
PART OF The CITY, ON Rhode ISLAND

- By virtue Of q deed Of trust to us, dated JOY
folio ~, one Of the land records Of the county
Of Warrington, and By request Of the party secured
the premises, on FRIDAY, October 18th. at ociK
p M that certain piece OF ground known Of the plat
sion Of LOT four, 90 to eleven, (lfD inclusive, in
square S6!, with all .he rghts. privileges, improve
pertaining.
Terms One-half cash; and the balance at six
deed Of trust Of property. deposit of 500 will be
required at time OF sale, and on failure to comply
will be resold at risk Of purchaser, with hive days
public notice. All conveyancing at the cost of the
HENRY WISE GAREETT.} rru,tees
DUNCANSON, BOWLING co,
ssep29-dts IChron.I Auctionsers.
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ROOTS AND SHOES,
ID WHOLESALE AND RErAIL.
We have inst received large stock OF BOOTS.
SHOES, CATERS and RUBBERS, which~d,.
We will sell very low. Gall and see
JOHN AN0ERMAN d SON, Nv
sepzylm 4tS7 street northwest, -
FRENCH BONNIE BY o trusty French nurse a
Il place to take char ge of young children, Apply
to Dr. 7. 8. VERDI, 1405 G street north
west. sepz9- cow
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IO HOUSEKEEPERS AND DEALERS.
We respectfully announce that we are now enc,
ing full stock Of CROCKERY of our own -
importation, together with complete assort-
House furnishing Goods
s29,a' Repj H0LMEAD CO., SIG 9TH at =
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T.d...iag. May ~ N.Ilr, lgla.ns 4 %.

Wednesday hoy 1-Hy AfuTlr UIlitnS d %.
LeEt SAB under t direction q Henry Eoh referee hret
Istu lss arQ 0is bach lEs5 ozei the uorJheI,
nae ol ofos oi ths Buwu deceased The
reoAp netseen water ana Pesr.sS No TO- also 81
oii scA lse louse lrolt fsetoYy build
tls On rear M to ots " rae ssterv M fCr
Sese oenung 70 ess uoT;by hom Bayrdst ON a. Nos y
zAC - 800 -
By Hs9h " Conn
Legal uudeT 1f X Al fIarS.o, -ef.-.. - -
o tI80 located 90 ne westerly nde q Lgonsve as 'st uog
hOm Eiueib-st ''H
By Jos HoG,ars
beral ae under ihs direction u Wm Kfchsis r. No,.. A.,
o 1tSf Of surau 40 ss.t
NON Gr4H1fs-. ku0Eu ss No r.
b. H. J. Basocter. Co
ryiEy0u n Orcsr Of Pa1ns R,s.,i
eIeclTlI, Ia lots " and.
~ jones NJ Malsr.
Legal lnder tte direction q C. referee one ot n q,
&c and Twe,
NJ u r. f1eTsOH q Co
Bale The premises Al Peas station L. l. 200 villa potS
To of cold the Commercial Exchange No FnOns Bookyr
L. 81 lots ard Dwelling bOus Sale 20 BE- order Of
" The q ho5e AdaiT deceased Pull particular AZ n
ettol BE- had lpon reference Advertisement another col
BIZ J. ~ GOson
SAB he premise Jersey y j. eight q ground on
heanesFe and Jacks0nEyeG @ an Lex
between Nes premises ot
~ q Grove M0ugomerYss F1l particulars terms
&c sss saes BE- obanso zppIeauon aucuo1es
Il 01et n jersey CITY, B. J.
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Hlarule Qno Slate HlauIels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"a. IzNG WORKS l54 and 1875 East Eghteeaih Marble AMI
Mabed Asni filing Marble Couuters Monumental AZ pnees thar
DEFY competition Marble turning FOR the trade.
STEWARTs SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
- elegant desgnA Se work Of every description MARBLE and
WOOD MANTBLS T. R. STEWART Co, ~ AID ~ West
Twenty thrist. Seventhave.
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DHHADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD

PHILADELPHIA and ERIE RAILROAD
i ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS, TO
THE OH REGION and LUMBER DISTRICT OF PENN Traias
Will leaye Deshrosses and Cortlandtst Ferries
Brie Express daily sundAy with Pullman Pas
%
WhamsDor B;35 Haven. Remove llO
CORY Sos Connects Cory
With Creek X r. on Region a.
wth Lake L. z foF all points West
$50 Ere Mail tialYl WITH Puimau PAlaoe Car rom
Philadelphia Ere Arrive SnnBny Gl5i WihAnspor, &lo
Haven 80 Remove n lrynet0b sic; CORY 6l0 Ere
Connects lrvineSn Cory with Oh Ceek and Ale
geny River oE he oil Region Enc sth LAEs Sbors or
W A. BALDWIN GeBeraI Superintendent
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BrOollnu Real estate for Sale.

CVARROLL-ST., near CARROLL PARK
~ FOR SALE good aeory bnek and brownstone basement
House. between Carroll and Cint0nsts I with extension
siorJ lot, 22xl0Q For par culars. apply 10
WYCRoPP JAMES. 49, Monsgne-st, Broekivn-
E0R SALE, on EASY TERMS-L0TS Nos.
Reen-st 0IlO0 and 3d. 10 70 and u honiaguest,
l0x00 Houe and No lO PnesPp 2IE6l House No lT9
Woughh 1877 Wlough0v.s Houses Nos 49, 81 and
s. Nsssansi. GORDON L. FORD, 81 ClsrE-st Brookyn
OI-STORY STORE and DWELLING,
eD3 No. l02 PneGpplest. FultOn-st Lot 27K60.-
GORDON L. FORD. ~ Clart.st, BROOKLYN.
D66 AND PCS WESTINGHOUSE,
%OO between Hillary and J0bnsonsts., .
POUR-STORY DOUBLE HOUSE,
Lot, s6T70
GORDON L. FORD,
~ Clark st., BrOoklyn.
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DAILY TRIBUNE,
anttiun salrs Of Real estate.

anftiou Sales OF Real estais.
A ]. BLEECKER, SON g. Co, ~ Cedar-st.,
n. vii sell on The ground on TUESDAY June BY the
VIII L o t 8,
Cd hontne
DO NJ PIT o N LA X E.
Mountain mr. and convenient SsuYgs and the n Midland
A DJoURNED SALE ~ e ... .rr
Do CHolCR BUILDING PLOTS,
Near Birch Church and Junction Stations,
ORANGE. n.
BY A. n MELLCK, JR, BRO,
ucsop.er, nd Real Estate Pine sevY'rk
ON FRIDAY Mar 90 at 5:1o p on the premises.
Fronting on Clinton and Hnss' and Maple and Elm
IN rHB MIDST or PINE IMPRoyEsgsTs: 49,. -
Terms remarkably easy Only % cent cash required within three
attend the sale nom 2:3O train
from loot Of bA'" j. f'' x D. mBIIiCK jR, L BRO,
sPinsst Sew.York Cone ~, Orange
j. CoLE, AustoDeer.
A BSOLUTE SALE OF
PROSPECT PARK LOTS,
By order o The BIeeutor,
uru.rR in II. NINTH and TwRSTYsECoSD WARDS,
CITY OF BROOKLYN,
"ASh hfNT VChsRRoII shC0aB MONTGOMERY, CROWN.
AND PERSISTS
East and West SIDE, q Prospect PArE. ..
VIM. B. COOPER and MARY JoHSsoS, deceased.
LANES COLES SON Will sell at Auction. on
TUESDAY, JUNE 3,
:. the Commercial EIhange no 800 Fuob opposite City
rHB Fo1LOwiSa pEsiH75LE PROPERTY,
By Order Of
q, LOTS on T TFR S SSf' AZ eaao1L co
o." AND FIRSrSTS.
.. On westerly slope of the Psrk
(Rsate Of Vim. B. Cooper deoeased)
al TOTS ON WASHINGTON AND CLASsONAVKS. PRESIDENT,
" ~ CARROLL CROWN AND h0NTGoNERY-sIS
On the side Of the PARK,
Estate Of MARY Johnson, deceasedl
Temsi per Of the purchase noay mas remain on bond and
nS5gage o M btSiasd Al The omoe Of SMITH WOODWARD
prs 80 - Nsssau YORK once Of SIDNEY v LOWELL
a, No "a Court-st Brooku Oce Of the Auctonter No $50
Fnton Brooklyn WILLIAM .. COOPER, IT, Erecuof No "
PeNr-st Res-forE
DY o. H. PIERSON & CO., Auctioneers and
ID Dealers ReAi Estate, Finest, NeNlort-
on. WEDNESDAY May %,
anm on The premises, at
PEARsALLs
Long Island II SevYOk via south Side Railroad miles
from the Brooklyn suburbs hour nom The city, mile from The
Et Rosau,y Beach Bay Situated Of the most delightful
spois Long Island
By order Of the south Side Improvement Co
TT go MAGNIFICENT VILLA PLOTS.
on broad and rade minutes Eah ron
tie depot, churches, schools stores kc
Also two attractive and Eeauishs COTTAGES, sh extensive
grounds fruit snrubbery. &c.
Terms IS per cent suction fees day q sale IS cent % da
and Is per cent days bund and mortgage Gafns
Band real old fashioned Clam Bake and Luncheon before he
special train via Side Railroad south Rghthst Depot
Wiamsburrb Pree tickets and a particulars At
Office Of Auetionees Pnes o. H. PIERsOS Co Age5, 90
ADRIAN H. MULLKR, Anetoneer. --.