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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-30

Slderatl0n. OF tle following nSAGIdCe
from the presentmept Of the, Grand
Jury Of Fairfield County, at, the Pc
cember Term of the Court, which!
has been forwarded to me. by the
Clerk Of the Court of thesaid County.
It will be seen.-thereby, that the
Grand Jury unanimously recommend
the repeal of the ence,law in that
county. -; !a''.44 ,l.pil4 a-f@
"The Grand Jury unanimously
present to the honorable Court that
the existing fenceslaws Of force IN
this State are an evil and an emcum1
brance to the county. Whatever util,ii
ity these laws have subserved'
id former period Of our country j
it is certain that now they constitute
a system UNNECESSARY, Unjust and
burthensome to all, and especially to
the poor and humble tillets. Of the
soil, and are unknown to the most
efnnliehtenssd a iasgl asglrricultaral countries Of
the world, By STATISTICS coliected lie
from the report Of the Agricultural
Department ,rt1mnes for 1871, it appears that
the value Of, fencing i, if, this State
sums up twenty g.! mlllllqnls. ll lSll.aoFs one
hundred and thllrty,isll;x lT sth9,usandi' !, SANG
eieht hundred ana ainstyrsiS!, ;dt!oflars.
| Htpp b;iai 1af oottia in this State Sims
one thousand 8 ~ twp ~ hundred abd ,1ltty 1hltty-
two dollars. ARpfortlE9EPlIpg the tol' to
lmsr value, pro rata t to this coypnty.,w ,wt
! have, a value Of fencing inl this lGoufp'' soyf
| ,ty amounting TO six hundred and for:
lty4housand dollars; while the tota
!, value Of cattle fenced ,inlbg this ays
Item. of ,fenoingi inathis county is.op''
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1873-01-30

white Marseilles, and ditalk about sat
techs and paniers !? Impossiblerl 1t
must be dream.
She Suddenly. paused, and held out
her arms, and said :: "iRoll up my
sleeves, please. I can work better
with them up" - :.
Ibid roll the white sleeves up,
and then immediately secuted the
idea Of it's being q dream. Couldn't
dream Of such arms, with a dimple
in EACH elbow. Certainly not They
were real! Idid not think that any
sculptor would have been distracted
at the sight, and dropped, hia chisel,
despairingly of ever doing them jus.
tice. And then she busted, and
while she busted she sang. What a
voice Don't mention Nillson-l
won t, hear iof Z it. And then she
drew up a chair and sat down beside
me, having first removed the hand
kerchief and the improvised apron.
Then she shook her eurls and ad-
dressed me: 81 s ,..., -
:" Ny dear uncle, let us have a
talk -
Her uncle If my head had sud
denly changed to a lump of lead, it
couldn't have sunk any quicker than
it did then.
esYou know. she continued, that
you wrote me a letter saying that
you considered it best for me to stay
at the farm until you wrote again.
But, then, 1 didn't want to stay; 1
felt SO lonely away out there, hardly
saw new face once a month, for the
twelvelyears I have been therefor
you know; you left me there when /
was six years old. Well, I thought !
would come to the city, SO I took the
fifty dollarsand boughtthis suit. Mrs.
Marsh picked it out for me. You
know she has been in the, city, and
80 / came; and you're not angry are
YOU? Because if you are, I'll 60
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR LIvRRPOOL-Tn steamship CITY Of London. Dee 6Mra
BIern Rev Krosgs Mr. Buckley Mr. r Allison and .l
A. Tesdae John w. Blsck John Morris Col Geo Loctley Thoma
Aslworth Martin Mcschos d. Lawrence MIRA W j. Co~an Mr.
g. Wilton John Hickey Hugh heebsn, Hugh A. Fergeson Mr.
r. Warren, and Mr., Mrs. and Miw Jackson
FOR LIyRRPOOL-Ia steamship Ocean Dec 6-Bver Pam,
Mr. FIar Master Prs h infant and nurse Capt Ashmore
M Ahmor Bernhard Master Arthur Berger Mss Ida Leh
mahn M A. A. MlwAd, Master Wn mlwsr Miss Clara Pnee
Mr., NJ Ebbs Ebb Bessie Rbbs simon b. Psige Mr
Page Bedford IT,, Dr. r. j. CearT. W. Nash d. Caldwell
Muller W. H. Mills Robert Woodward Dan CASTILLO o. d. Wsler
IL s. TghInsn Robert Wright Richard Morrison, A. O. White
w. Parsons thas Goodman II courtersy Chas w coo;e
l. Prayer Bodh Thos PeDIose Edwin Csnningon John
Miller Charles "a. D. Miller AotDe la Tore Carlos dc Tore.
estrepo stacy Ms Stacy NJ Beew and manserynt
ToR sAYANsAH-In steamship Magnolia Dec 6-Ms Themp.
Richie Douglass and servant Mis- Douglass Miss
Davies Miss q Davies maid H. Davies Frsnf Psppsd
Hemsnts KAa Col Ttoey wife tod t~o rhfren Van Dorm
Mn Hatch asat children AMI nar'o hrs ksinaan lnsnt
ehi5 and nurse Rysl VIE child and nurse; W bsupdsn
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pASSENGERS ARRIYED.

FROM LIYRRPOOf-Ia eIpship dlJsrI De- 6The Hoo Ms
Williams two Misses Williams Mrs Rivers Mr. and Mrs
Poole ana child r. Kamesky and chf Mrs Raw the two Misses
Rsv Miss De Courcey Mr. and Mira F. Hogan Baney syey MI
and lrA Dyer q. Parsons MA IobEsoD and nAnt Mss
wakeed M ,and mir. Patterson, Mis- blanchard, Mr. and Mrs
G1mn child and maid u. MeApne A. Edwsrds Alfred Os-
Benedict the two Misses Doong'
SIR. and Mr.. j. h. Leag H. T White T. Pegar'! h,:
White Mrs Nolan No Wilcox ~. A. Spsdlng H. a.
Cohen s. r. Harris. mir. NJ. MeAleer T. Miller C. NJ keock'
Mr. Barnet. Mr. Demnan, c. y. Wilde w; funess'
Martin r. lyman r. g. Hughes l.. Zsbske Mr. All Mrs
Raymond J. woodward Mrs lngerson g. Whemes H. mea
Chrm,n j o. Sherwood H. Il. Abtell e. A. Drs
enson Miss Kent w Kent L. Kent, Miss ~ " Porter l., w.
Penneret Herbert M aud Miss Wikey W H. kennev r. ~
IIotckiss " Russell L. de Carlos and eH j. T. Hobine inc
Rev A. s. srs TIE Robiasos M and Mrs Ibonpson o.P
Mkburyb Mrs TAYLOR snd maid Misses TAYLOR Capt and ss
OmnmsueJ Mr. Bakeman Miss Bskeian Mrs Morrison Miss s"
L. 0aur b. Richardson, III. r. Nilhams m, ,.
,nd M svks ni maid and Mrs. morse snd daughter Mt ana
A. N,n NJ Nah M Crabtree Mr. Jackson Mr.. Grant. Mr.
blake Mr. JOB Mr. Vincent Mr. Roster Mr. Berran Mr. heSa'
NOV pRI;YESJp steamship fm,rre1 Dec Abraham Ksaf
mann Philip Weber Ruod NJ H. Sehsms Roes kaI'sn MI
Rhmapn HAMBURGER and family Anna Dubois ANA oN'
M Fy Rnsud Leue Seuburger John Forster Aug hoei
and family Prauk Mlssove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
MONDAY. DIG. 8
No Steamship Mails.

NO steamship MAILS
Mails for Hamburg aud France b, the steamship Goethe close
80 m Mail
printed is closed the Post Office Steamship sail
al ?. No. loot OF flrstSt. Hoboken
Havana direct bv steamship Whining on clos.
Supplementary double postage
closed 246 Steamship p. Is N
Mails for Jamaica and Columbia BY the steamship Bna close IL
Steamship sails ~ NJ from Pier No. II Norh River.
WbDNKsDAl DKc. 10.
Mails Europe Wis Queenstown aud Liverpool the steamship
7:30 Mail
printed ia closed at the PostOce
the Manhattan does arrive in tune to sail wednea
sail at 10 "Wednesday and
by tale out adv ersed for by the Vandalism
~ IHURsDAl DKc. IL.
Plymouth Cherbcug and Hamburg
printed matter closed the Post once
Mails Tor Havana per the steamship CITY Of Hsvans
At o. m Supplementary Mail for double postage
printed matter the Postonoo at 240p Steamship
Al 8 D. m, from Pier No. 3 N. r.
Mails for Newfoupdand Po.t0noe
81 o p Via HalfsI.
DAY m, and goes v. Boston. =,
M.,n for Ireland and Liverpool By
The steamship Republic. close OF Supplementary Msi for
postage letters printed matter closed the Post0hes
1915 Steamship sails III 80 from White Star DOCK.
Por Contnen Ms Southampton steamship
Donsu IL NJ Supplementary Mail double
printed matter closed Al the Post Ohee a. $50
Steamship sails At from foot Of Third st. HobOken.
and Prussan closed Mail 10 bT this line
direct Brest HayTe. BY the steamship
Periere Vat Steamship sails at ~ NJ from Pier No.
60E.R 49,
George w. CLYDE, close nj m.
Steamship ssb a. ~ IN. from Pier Nc. 20 x. r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08
CIVIL NOTES.

The United States Circuit Court, common
law side, Judge shipman presiding. and the United
States Circuit Court, criminal side Judge Benedict pre-
siding, Will begin at ii a. Wednesday. Important
will be tried in both Of the Courts.
Alexander Bennett was arrested on Saturday
by Deputy Sheriff Jarvis and committed TO Ludow-st
Jail upon attachment issued against hun BY Judge
Freedman of the superior Court for contempt OF Court
IN refusing TO pay aimony to his wife as directed by
the Court
Judge Gilbert's opinion in the Prospect Park
assessment bases the vacation OF the evy on the
of Flatbush technical grounds. The Judge says
may quite right that Fatbush sharing in the
benefit of the Park should also share in its cost but he
holds that the legislation Is detective
Stephen ID. Callahan, tailor, sued Mrs.
Sarah Ferris in the City Court Brooklyn before Judge
Nelson on Saturday for 1892 50 goods furnished
son, W. H. Ferris The defense was thar the minor
had authority from his mother 10 purchase the goods
Fsr the third time in the trial Of this case the jury dlsa
greed.
During the past week in the SurrOgate's
Court of Kings County, there proved before surro
gate Veeder the wills OF Ann X. Taylor William Fergu
SOU John T. Mendall John V. Hess Daniel f. Chlson,
Mary Madden, Asher 5. kellogg aud Arthur II. Edey.
all OF the City OF Brooklyn. and john F. stoldart OF
Kearney, Hudson County. n. j. In the Will OF Mary
st. Vincent de Paul"
Argument will be heard by Judge Ingraham
to-day upon the writ Of habeas corpus issued by HIM
Friday in the Of Robert n. Woodwork. President
OF the New-Brunswick Carpet Company. whose arrest
on Friday Tor alleged conspiracy 10 deITaud the STATE
!.
corded III Saturdays TRIBUNE Greenleaf W. Appleton,
the cashier of the bank, is charged with being
confederate OF Woodwork.
Benjamin p. Todd, The Journeymen Prn-
ters Cooperative Association, and Oliver p. Carpenter
filed voluntary petitions in bankruptcy last week Moses
Cohn. Samuel Rosenbaum, Joseph +. Davis George G.
Rich A NJ. Rich, David f. hawkins. Francis Keilbach.
John King, Moses W. SperberR, Frederick Nusbaum,
William W. Hebberd Charles Werdling, Frank bunker,
William Lese, Mnna Sehick, Philip Tobias, the Glenham
Company, Bernard Marx, Jacob GoldenhOrn, James j.
LAWYER and BOnherm BrDhaum were adjudicated lnvol
untsry bankrupts, and John Schuser received dis
charge IN bankruptcy.
In the City Court, Brooklyn, before Judge
McCue. James Hndley sued Bryant Goodwin for 81 900
damages for the loss of a sloopyacht The plaintiff
alleges that In September he the owner OF soop-
rieged yacht valued at $780, and that while sailing
the Long Island Sound the defendant, with
the assistance several Others made assault upon
and fOrciby took tue yacht from him. and has since
held possession of it. The defendant III reply alleges
that the yacht placed his possession by W. d.
Wilson with directions TO take OF it, and that the
plaintiff took possession Of the yacht without authority
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08
UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WAsHIsGToS, Dec. 6.-No. 67-Bean at. Beckwith
HeBTJ certificate Of division Circuit Court for Vermont
defendants officers during the and the 18th Of
June 1864 arrested the plaintiff for dfa charging him with
fenR soldiers of United He
placed 10 the WINDSOR for cafe custody aved until
could before the civil tribunals for s there being
no rm Of tbe Circuit Count meanwhile be detained until M
1866 when he taken before United states Commits
.,oasr and held 10 answer But II does appear that
suT proceedings ever commenced sgans! bin The
defendants justified By tyening their military authority In
the pre and ey acted obedience 70 the orders Of the e
dent admitted thai the arrest made
hou other process the subony given
President BY 1868 The act Of 1857 providing indemnity
for such Obedience 70 the orders OF the BIeeunye,
pleaded The plaintiff demarrod TO these pleas maintaining
Ia, they within OF Congress and that
% All and those acs were 70 construction then they
In contraveDton OF Articles o. and OF the CONSTITUTION OF
ae ntd States divided the questions raised BY The
psdBgs and hey certified for answer Inc ns
sa,eaL felony aud that me ob9she wee
6d Lot al oEc sBd private ctns In esusng bis arrest
s,s ere grounds sasHenh that be was guilty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the TOmbs Police Court yesterday. John Cado-
gan oNo 2i2 Ce and John PAterscno NO 81 smess
charge 81 attempting bfenk into the liquor Of
William Aud, at No. n JsmessL
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
Holmes committed charge Of stealing overcast
longing Franklin Of the Filth Aveas Hotel john Will
1872 East Eghteenhst committed for sabbhs Tie
neck Mary J. Burns Of No. 329 West fourthsi
At the Essex Market Police Court, yesterday, JUS
the following prisoners charged with having
william BaaId,
Charles 1sm Arnold committed charge Of being
implicated In the he S2s4 worth watches from the VI Mrs
SlI.beth B9sep Of No. l7o EsssKst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08
HORsEand CARRIAGE MARKET
Nnw YORK. Saturday, Dec. Q. 1873.

NEW YORK. Saturday, Dec. Q. 1873
The local horse trade of the week ending
under this date has been marked by an Improvement Ia
the demand for what are known as pleasure horses
Sales effected in this direction compare, In number as
well as in prices favoraby with those OF the preceding
fortnight pair OF fine coach horses was sold by -
A. Fitch l7O0 but the average figures reaizsa TOT
carriage spans did not exceed VI 900 ana ranged no
$500 10 AGO for single horses The demand Tor WORK
Lor.es At the Bulls Head was comparatively meager
and sales were confined 10 lowpriced aniinas OWING
10 the limited arrivals there IL accumulation OF stock
aud values arc pretty well maintained Tue auction
maris were fairly attended and the TRANSACTIONS unue
the hammer we're quite II not wholly satisfactory 70
both buyers and sellers.
SALES or TROTTiNG STOCK
At an auction sale recently held at keokuk lows inc
pacine mare Prairie Bird belonging to DIR. NJ. W. Hck
was sold to D. W. Cook OF NewYork City for A.1oo'
Prairie Bird has record OF 2:2s at years old Inc
staIIIon Pilot Mambrno oaled 1885, sired ny Alehah-
der's Pilot. it,. out of Indiana by Mambrno CheI was
sold by James NJ. Galloway OF Eminence, KY 10 gen
teman In Chicago for $500.
Al the regular mweeky sale held to-day at Messrs
Barker n Chase's City Auction Mart and N \ idt,er
sails horses brought to the hammer we're dsposeu Oh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08

Ia also ths scar before the termi
Of proceedings gans, the plaintiff premature sns
not be ust,nel rbs psnf maintains the positions raised by bis
demurrer J. Phelps plaintiff Solicitor General for Govern.
meut
5S0-Merer Fose assignee IN bsutruptri sppe,l from
Circuit Court the Nofhern District OF Illinois, submitted under
the Goth Substantially the question
that considered 56 "sssyer cag" tied
dae before H. whether WHO his stock In
bv the entitled
negotiable claims against the company. IL ln and
sooH against his udeb FULLER Hitch
Due the right and ROson,hsl Pence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08
SAFES bp Auttun


A. MERwIs AacuopeeL.
RY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., 65G broadway.
~ near BondsSsles Of Books WORKS Of Ar Psncv Coos kc
MONDAY and TUESDAY at p. m-vALUABLL and HANDSOME
BOOKS 6ne English Editions including illustrated Works
RIBLIOTHECA SPLENDIDlSSIMA,
ID GREAT SALE or ENGLISH hooks
VALUABLE, IMPORTANT AND CHOICE ILLUSTRATED BOOKS
Works Of the best authors the departments Of
Poetry aud the Drama Belle Let,re &C. best editions
10 richest bindings
Unsurpassed splendid illustrated works and hook,
neoted with the Fine Arts
Comprising Gsepe aud Sculpture Architecture
voyages Classical Antiquities Scenery
Rngsying including Coored Copy OF Rgvpt ard
Holy land and fine collection Of Natural History ncnng the
passed work. OF Wilson aud other Nauras Of the
original edition OF AIdubon's Birds and QaAdrapeds
Forming altogether Of the most unique collection,
and Art offered in this country.
To be A. LEAvITT On Clinton
Hail. Asor place WEDNESDAY Dee TO- and following d.,s Al
o'clock Books exhibition the Clinton Hal
Catalogues ready price, 90 cents.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
- The Ms LBAvITr beg TO that order N.,
Ball, Black will sell BY ernrr Of
following days,
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK
OF Goods remaining and their business
dr.t v,tsr
weighing from fraction Of TO eight ten sr.,. ,,sb
other Precious all styles settings matched sons,
Sohas; also, Clusters Rings, Earrings Brooches P.pds,
Loefcts he Ae also Of Fine in pan apd
geld
Imported Sleeve scarf Ring, HaadIsrchjsf Has
Bracelets Rose Coras syervsre
Dinner Sets Cups Forks spoons Gold Watches from Hrglapd
Switzerland and France OF the most renowned
Painting. Leather Goods Clocks BonIes French Psne
Good. OF description The whole BY u,on n
above By the MRSSRS. LEANIIT.
Goods on exhibition three days before the sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08

Preagm Miss Sophis Grnebanm Charles PsEo Wife ans Guild
MIRA Mari Ryan Jsmes Johnson LEONARD Gsus Henry ohlasd
Mis- Rla Smith, William Meiougal, Wilson We'eh. - .
FOR 8bAs9OW-fn steamship Vtctorta Dec 6-W Guilhen
John Hudson james Mcsrine James Wood lenMuy TIE Rev
Robert smyh H. walkor , james Morrison H. Pow and lady
Thom" Keepes Miss Maggie somerve Cooke lsdy Fred
Torney Ben Schneider and dy the Rev A. D. Rose ldI
Reno aud child Mrs Scott Miss Carmichael Miss Macdonald Jehn
Long Nina Long, Master Long and 100 Storage passengers
FOR SAyANNAH-Ia sisamih.p MsRigomery. Dee CIV Dun
A. Sandman, J. b. AIKEN Mr. and Mn Wesley smith o.
Dwyer Mr. De Boi C. VI. Bane1 and hl Dan. Murphy Ihoa
r. Norton J. johnson John sawyef jas Mu
ply p. Ncsrand " Tolcr. John Pogcif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08
miscellaneous.

A GOOD REASON why paper dealers are
paper they ia stock At high cost We ake tyanSgs .e g
where 1uiek csh preference rive customers tha
ysntaee and shall continue soil til notice at orr u'us os
rate paper of ever sind aud quly that can be obtained al
paper warehouse. MELVIN HAhD SoH holesa" 'Pei "''
house No. a. Beekman st.
umpire WOOD DEPOT, i5f East Twenty
H hhs ThirisyeCOrd AMI Kndng WOOD Qsk hes2iy
sni Pine small quanth % the very best qiA
Orders by delivered dispatch FREQ Of charge
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| 4:33 Moos n,es..... 1854
|
49,, Hoo. 10 40 Gov. 80 Hell Date PERM. Oi53
| 49, s,sBwA Dlv-P
sand, ll:l3 Cows sand ll15 Hell Hh rert'' iI'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08
DECISIONS-Dec. G.

Supreme Court hGmbrs-By Judge Barrett.-
In matter of the petition Of Joseph &eado to vacaehuon
granted.
By Judge Bra1lones agt Dawson scr ,ntet Tesi ct
NoOibuTn Mining Company Of NeyadlOrier granted
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08

In the local carriage trade there was no Improvement
during the week under review. Sales effected were lew,
far between. aud greatly reduced prices The STOCK
M ALI the repositories IL very large and there Is niue
doing at the factories There large assortment OF
segs in the market but thus far there has been little
demand x,,
Erpors Of Carrtigu Exports Of Carriage MrsraL
RotenI,m Sl72 Hamburg 25 spokes. 81 0l5
pru,h West Indies 1850 British W Indies IL pkgs III
Prnoh West ladies' l.. 20 NesZes and Ob pigs zovo
J,psu 10 pkgs. ..... 260 HaYe 10 pkgs....... 500
Brahl pkgr,....,..... ZOV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08
Citn Real estate for Sale.


DOR SALE or EXCHANGE for improved
city OF country propery5O desirable LOIS aod NaAos
WATER FRONTS on the upper end OF the islanf 90
LEsPINAssE FRIEDMAN, IL Pnest
T OTIS for SALE or to LEASE-For F0UN-
L 4 DERIRS MANUFACTURERS, CHEMICAL WORKS 4e
Large blocks Of lots with bukhesi suitable FOR large 0aa
deres or eores; also blocks o. lots ruabe Tor dsebg.i
low very easy. Apply s. SCHlEPFELs 40 vi
uam-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08
Marble dn6 Slate ManteIs.

- HAND, 1880 Broadway, corner Thirty
thiris and BrssiE,l manuf,eiaEer Of PLASTER CENTER
the aud elegant designs, low pees carefully packed
aud sent to all parts Of the county.
STEWART's Slate Mantels, Marble and Wood
lowest go and 222
West TveniT.hirist. between Seventh and Eighthayea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-12-08
REAL ESTATE.
NEW YORK, Saturday. Dec. Q. ls7s

o..
The market for real estate has been with
out special interest for tho past week The baye
all been OF legal nature and the prices realized bsvs
been very low To-day william II. Blackwell sold IN.
.sfory house the northeast corner n,
Nintave and Fifty st. lot iGsxlo)5 70 BENJAMIN
r. Fairchild for $4,000.
Richard " Harnett sold 3sory. hlxh-stoop honse and
lot north side OF Onchundredand Sixteenth s s fee,
west OF Tnlrdave. lot I7x6o. for n23oo also asory
brick house and lot south side OF Onehundred and
Fth-st "a feet Of Thiraye, lot 5xlDo9 for e50
For next week the sales announced are all Of legal
nature. At the offices OF 1.-THE leading dealers real
estate there Is an entire absence OF business and but
little business may be expected before the opening Of
Tue following sales announced to take place At the
Exchange SaIesrooms next week
sale One hundred s'aIh st. north sa., 3i5 To-.
''''' ''' b, Richard v H1rn<a
Legal Tenth side 80 fee, north s'rie,h. 2Or
Legal SALE, T.nth.,e sd. so6 north Of sr.sA. %,
Trnaay De: e-sy D. NJ sanr
Legal sale Loi'' 1s ~ E - Sssa,'S s''''' 1'i'o
Les.e snseo n ies Of rhrd .sa 1919 e.,
BY Jama NJ MUIR.
Leaf Thirty ninth north fe 36i feet vest d Pnbsv.
N'i0'''' wefn,,fqy. De-, IO-By Jamn ~ sabr
legal Thirty st. south SIDE 30 isss vest Of Prsvs
1asr.das Dee llBy Jo,JpA seG.sre
Legal .a PV svsahst north side o57 Feet vest Of Ninth eve.
2L4IlOo5.
Len. ale Thirty side 49, feet east Of ssha ave.
20btJo3 o,..
sale Seventy thlrsL north~est corner OF hssn isr
80. . . 90
Frtfrv Dee 12-Bv " X ronEr
sale side 200 feet noth Of sprhsa,
2JrlO0 - M,
Legal ., Oneuntfei foureentbst 'ouh sfe l4O feet
Of ssooud-4yc. 2DIlOD IL.
lsIurtgg. DEE I3-By 4 J. Bie>1k>r
Legal sale, Madison 1910 feet south VI srneh1 2'sso
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE
sEw.YORH clTr.
sorfolkst ~ 266 n Houston 10 3rlOO..,.... 800
Of 43i 10 SrJ5........... 5000
lstb.,t s. l9 Il o. lst ave- 7jt92 1880
100 Of shays, 1880. son
liz Of 2l.ye liG sos .............. es 500
sa'hs, "a 325 n " Of 2Isye ll3IloxIS 1900
ei.ss, s ~ al l9IlUO 5......... 300S
$500 ...'...................... 5000
IIsth-s 237 " Of lstsve. 3sIl0O l...'....' 56y1
$40 OF 3iaye l3rlOO IL VVVv
RECORDED
Windsor Hotel shop Sc, Years Je,r ,e.r 20
3t.a,e cor 9th st. SIP year 800
shave No D. years per so
q year....a...., 800
Grand Central Hotel barber shop. y.ars year.. 20
% years, per yesr~ 1000
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Nem- 1crsep Real gstate for Sale.
GonnIrp Renl Gstate tor Sale


IGOR SALE or EXCIiANGE.-Good improved
and unmproyd MISSOURI LANDS railroad for mehads.
or Railroad bonds Stocks. Address
CLEISO WAGNER Rona, Ms.o1r.
FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for real estate in
New YORK syery handsome ESTATE the
Chesapeake Bs Printed will be receipt posgs
stamp Z. W. TEMPLBMAN Co. 81 LeIngtou-st Baltimore.
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Gouses auo farms Uanteo.
Real estate to &frbanae

EXCHANGE for a FARM or COUNTRY
II sBATA 6cass double wooden HOUSE in Brooslyn, eous-
10 location Of the finest the hill with lots Deasn
fully laid 10 shade aud fruit J. o. HOif son,
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