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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18
COMMERCIAL,

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Jan. lS.--Thc market
for Wheat closes active for the better grades, NJ
yesterdays quotations: offerings of 1860 bu>hci,
red with sales ut lSj and l1I !ur good 40
2w;, POS and 2O7 for very good to prime, and Il"
for choice Corn Is firm; offerings Of los hn>.-
els mixed with sales at is GIi and e. and 81 i
OF yellow III Gl No offerings Of Rye ar U.tt
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present it.

The Postmaster General was before the post
Office committee yesterday to argue in favor OF
the proposition to reduce postage on letters to
two cts, and to require postage on all newspa-
pers Except upon country papers, circulated
in the county where published,) to be prepaid.
The committee agreed to report the h'''' If 's
,,ihf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

RAILROAD ACCIDENTS. An accident &C.
Cured on the Allegheny Valley Railroad at
noon yesterday, by which sleeping car OF the
train from Pittsburg jumped the track and was
precpitated in the river. Several persons were
more or less injured a dispatch from Aim
town, Pa, says:-'The Western express train,
which left East Penn Juction at 100 this morn
ing, narrowIy escaped terrible accident. The
train had passed a point near Dubb,s Mills,
when the track suddenly suhk to a depth OF
fifteen feet. Two men engaged in repairing
the track had their legs broken and were other
wise badly injured David Baker, brakesman
on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, caught
his foot 10 frog OF the track at Cherry Run,
Yesterday morning. and before he could get out
the train ran him down. killing him instantly
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

The French spoilations bill does not come up
again in the Senate before the GOTH 1t is sup
posed that by that time the Judiciary commit
tee will have concluded the inquiry, which it is
now making, into the question Of the proprlety
and Justice of any claim which may be put In
by insurance companies to participate IN the
benefits of the bill.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18
70, % TICK ETS-ONLY 81 EACH.
In aid CT this new and delightful

Tie distribution oe GIFTS will take place in'-
mediatcly after the Concert, tho vast stag #
the Opera House, and in full view of the audi
cncc, under the Immediate supervision "t III"
President and Directors "t the WE De l. EAU
COMPANY, and the following dn .ingul-h"i
gentlemen, who have kindly cohscntcd I" be-
present and sc that the gifts are properly d.
tributed rs advertised
Hon. John K. Ludlow, Mayor Of Norfolk.
Hon. A. 5. Watts, Mayor OF Portsmouth.
Hon. }. b. Whitehead, ex- Mayor OF huri''.k.
Col. Walter II. Taylor, OF Norfolk.
James Il. Holladay, esq, OF Portsmouth.
Should the ticket, be not vii sold when tic
Concert comes OFT, the presents will b. di -trh-
utcd in proportion to the number sold.
Currency Gifts will be paid in CASH ut ""-
banking house in the city OF Norfolk, or pr
sentat"n Of the tickets entitled thereto, wilton.
discount. For further particulars and Tor tuck
ct, apply to the undcr. sEcd, who alone ARE ""-
thOrlzcd to appoint agents for the sale Of tlck";,
The undersigned, Directors Of the EGe d"
l. Eau Company, pledge thcm:clHe: t. the ru'-
lie that the above Grand Concert shall take pnc"
nounccd in the abnyc card on the basis {" IL"
original advertisement as 10 the Distribution -!
gifts.
Wm. Lamb, r. J. Nicely NJ. Park
V. u. Grpn"r, VIM. II. White, W. Reed,
+. &. Chic, Geo. W. Grre' n. Burrus-,
h. G.. Lindsey.
All order. for tickets promptly attended o.
BURRUSS, son 4 Co.
Financial Agents. Eue de l. Eau Co.
GEORGE Z. FRENCH.
4 gent for the su,c oi ,!,kctS in AK .:l''F''.'
Norfolk, jar 1876
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

Gov. Yarmouth, of Louisiana, is en- route
to Washington in response to the request OF the
committee on elections and privileges, to ap-
pear before them. 1t seems that there is
another returning board in Louisiana, making
thrao In nil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

Mr.. r. c. Tlghman, Of Maryland, in at
tempting to cross creek near Easton, on Tues
day last, broke through the ice and was drown
ed, and his wife, who was with him, narrowly
nscaned the same fate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

The report OF the Secretary of War, sent to
Congress in relation to the Freedmen Blu
1eau, confirms the statement as to the wrctchcd
state of confusion in that concern.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

We learn that on one day alone, at the De
cembcr sessions of the central criminal court OF
London, FIVE young men, whose ages varied
from sixteen to twcnty-three, were sentenced
to be logged, in addition to their terms of i'm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18
priSonncnt.

The evidence in the Wharton trial. at An
napolis, is much the same as that given in the
previous poisoning case, probably in some re-
spects stronger But it will all depend on the
testimony and opinions of the chemists and
physicians.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

A portion of the Library of the late Rev. VIM.
Friend. of Port Royal, Caroline county, Va,
is offered for sale. 1t contains some valuable
works.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

REDIvISIoN OF FAIRFAX County. Under
the provision of an acE Of the Geueral Assem-
bly, passed at this session the Governor has APP
pointed the following gentlemen as commission
ers to rediyide the county Of Fairfax into town
ships John Powell, Warrington Calling ham,
aud l.. 3. Hunt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

Among the claims examined yesterday by
the Southern Claims Commission, was tina, ol
Mrs. Catharinc Ann Minor of Minors Hi.
near Alexandria, Tor $4,000.
General Hartrantt will be inauguralrl GOV
ernor Of Pennsylvania on Tuesday next.
The smallpox is disappearing from Char
lottrsviilc
Gordonsvillc continues to improve
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

The breaking up of the ice has caused consd
cradle damage to bridges and other property
on the head waters ofthe Delaware, Schuyklil
Su<ouchanna and other rivers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

Mr.. William Ogilvie, we'll known as pho
tographer, died at his residence in Washington
Yesterday morning. from the effects OF an over
dose of morphia taken to relieve restlessness
and quiet the nerves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18
MN.

At "Walnut Hill" Warren county, Virgins.
JANUARY 9th, MARY WISE, second daughter
of VIM. 4. and Matte X. Chaplin, aged : year,
months and - days
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

THE WoMANs SUFFRAGE CONVENTION in
Washington, closed rather abruptly yesterday, as
follows "After considerable specialization,
Officer Roderick walked up to the ticket office
and demanded to see their license, after hav-
ing seen them receive money for admission
tickets. Mr.. H. v Cotton, the agent, said
that Mrs. Lockwood was the financial agent,
and was acting by authority of Miss Anthony,
the president. Mrs. Lockwood said ''No sir !:
we wish no license. We will do what We
please"
Officer Rodcrick politely informed the ladies
in the audience, through Mrs Bclva Lockwood
that crisis was approaching
Miss Anthony then said 1T is whispered
in my ear that the authorities arc after Us again
and licrisively) the United States authorities,
too But if they are about US they will be re-
ceived we'll Well, guess we'd better ad-
iourn this convention" amid crisis Of Give
us DR.. Walker" 'Pshaw you ain going to
give it up that way, are you 2,
Miss Anthony, Yes. understand that the
United States officers are after Us again. They
say we pay no license" Then, after putting
the question as to whether or not women should
pay licenses or taxes, it was decided by the au-
dience in the negative.
Miss Anthony tcxcitedIy.) Let them ar
rest u.s. lin which Mrs. Lockwood joined.
'Lct them take us - Il declare this meeting
adjourn, I'd. "
1t is understood that warrants will be served
on Miss Anthony and her associates early this
morning for violation Of the license law.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining III the AlrNaidrll, Va, i">t"isl'',
January Is, 1873.
Persons calling for lottcrS will say they ar" ~
vrr,iScd and give the date of III" list.
If not called for within thirty days. they will ha
sent To- the dead letter office, IN Washington.
AIa,nS Mrs Martha Madden. VIM
Adams, Mr. Susan hurry, Frallci> G.
Burns, Mrs Eliza Ma, N. Alfred
Bentley, Richard col Martin. Ms Jennie
ClarkSnn, VIM IL Miles. Mis-, Agnes
Coleman Perry Pitt$burg. Miss Mary
Cole M:ii>>a Sti>rn, Hiss Lucy
Cooper, Mrs Lrnnic Z Sorrr Robert
Davis VIM S!Sson Miss Sarah Il
Freeman, Mrs Nancy Scale, Miss Kate
Green, Jefferson Sterling Henry \
Harris AIRS Mary Scales, Catharinc
Hungcrt r,l II \ Shelton, Miss Allie
Harrison. IL Shelton, IL
Harris, Triplott, Mrs Phoebe
Hall, Miss Mary Eliza Thompson, Miss Theresa
Jones, Miss Jane Trucsdall, Joel
Johns, Arthur ) Turner, Miss Ellen
Jefferson, Peter Williams, Mrs Ann
Kirby. X B Wormley Miss lc!.n'"
Lee, William Wright, Mrs Fmnn"
Less, Susan, col
jan ls--lt n. =. TRIST, F. VI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

MURDER, ROBBERY AND ARsoN.-About Il
o clock on Tuesday, the TN inst, in the absence
of Mr.. 7. T. Holman and wife, who were on i
visit to neighbor, some fiend went to his IT.
sidencc near Cotton Town. Cumberland county
Va, murdered Miss Ann Low, lady of about
ifty-five years of age, who boarded with th'
family, robbed the house Of some SO Or So
in money, and fred it in several places. The
house, with its furniture, quantity of PROV
sions and tobacco, was consumed. The fire sprr:
so rapidly and had progressed so far before
was discovered by the neighbors that is was
impossible to rescue even the body of Miss Low
consequently it too, was burned. MIR. Holman
is poor man. and had no insurance on his pro,
perry. His loss is about $1,000. FrmrHL
Iu) NcW Commonwealth.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

PRINCE WILLIAMS ITEMS. The Prince VIII
liam correspondent of the Fredericksburg Star
furnishes the following items.
The horse disease, which has becnquite PIE
vaent here, has almost entirely disappeared,
though disease similar to the epizootic Pre-.
walls among our citizens. causing terrible colds
in the head and sore throat.
We are sadly in need Of physician at hi.
place, as We are at present without one, DR.
MarStcller having removed to the Sundicy
neighborhood Manassas is a good opeuins
for good physician.
There is daily express freight train from
this place to Strasburg, Va, on the Manassas
branch of the 0. \. & NJ. r. r., ncceSsiatci
by the disconnecton of the W. & \. r. r. At
Washington. All freight coming north Of
Washington is sent via Strasburg, causing some
Inconvenience to our merchants by way Of de
lay of merchandise. though the freight charges
are made TO conform to the old schedule
Col. p. B. StilSon has on his farm, contigu.
Gus to our village. "A young orchar.d in flourish.
ing condition. There are now two thousand
trees, comprising apple. pear and peach, set,
and one thousand ''hecled' ready to set out in
the Spring. Notwithstanding the long drouth
of last Summer, some of the trees mad" n
growth of thirty inches.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

The Lynchburg News appears in new and
handsome typographical dress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

10 the Alexandria Gd=rtc::
AccoTrNK, FAIRFAX Co., VA, lst IN. d
Review of the weather for the month Of De
cember, 1872, at an elevation of $50 feet abovc
tide water: Highest poiut attained by Their
momeser on the ID Of the month was 6O de-
grees at clock p. m.; the lowest point was
at clock a. NJ. on the 22d and 18th Of de-
grees above Zero The mean temperature for
the mouth taken at a. ~ and and 9 p. m.
was 2SI degrees above zero. The coolest for
three years or more, Dec. 1870, was 325; 1871,
Sl1 degrees On the 25th and Goth inches Of
snow fell; We had also three slight falls of snow
before this. While the coolest morning we had
was degrees above zero; at Chicago it was 20
degrees below zero: Fort Wayne, II degrees
Wabash, Ind, 25 degrees; Vest Chester,
Penn, 6 degrees, and snow two feet deep and
still falling. In Maine, New Hampshire, Yer
mont and Massachusetts IS to 4j degrees be.
low zero. At Belfast, Maine, 20 degrees below;
Bangor, 80 degrees; Watervil!e, 40 degrees; at
Farcicld, 43 degrees. At the latter named
place about so degrees colder than here. Who
having once enjoyed this mild climate would
want to live where it was 30 degrees colder
than here? Z. GlLLlSGHAM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

The National Temperance Society held a
meeting in Washington yesterday and passed
resolutions in favor Of the Temperance cause,
and urging the attention of Congress to the
,,,h;aot
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

SANE" ESoUGH Now.-Anothcr common,
tary on the insanity dodge as a defence in
murder cases is found in the discharge, on
Monday after brief residence in Moyamcn-
sing, of prisoner who some time ago escaped
conviction by putting in the insanity plea.
The Judge could perhaps do nothing else than
discharge the man, according to the terms Of
the act of Assembly. The testimony taken
was all to the same point-viz., that the man
is sane" enough now. To this, however, one
witness DIR. Butcher) significantly added that
he never did consider him insane. There
is curious anomaly in the punishment Of muir
der now .a-days most of those who are sen
tcuccd to be hanged for the crime are convict
ed on circumstahtal evidence, while those who
kill their victim in the presence of witnesses
are either insane or get off upon conviction
of some inferior degree Of homicide. -Ihdt.,
Ledger
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

\ PRocLAMATIoN.-The President has is
sued proclamation forbidling all ofhccholders
and apponteeS under the federal government
from holding at the same time State, Terrific
rial or municipal Office. The proclamation ex-
cepts justices Of the peace, notarics public,
commissioners Of deeds. Of bal or to administer
oatiis, Of shertfS or deputy sheritfs holding the
appointment of deputy marshal, and deputy
postmaStcrS, whose cmo!umentS under the
State do not exceed 5000 each per annum; pro-
yidcd The same does not Interfere with the dis
charge OF their duties as postmasters. The ac-
ceptance Of such an Office shall operate as res
EQUATION of the federal appointment. The rule
takes effect the 18th of March.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

eco REWARD Lost, on Friday or S..-
,OOO urday last, between II hing i:fL, g.
and George Y. Worthingtons mill, Il POoh 7.
BOOK, containing $50 and some paper WIZ -, a.
BILE only to the owner. The $50 viii be psid !''
the recovery of lhn papers. ,up,x
jan l3-JLs JOB j. I'll Wv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

The Senate Vas not in session to-day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-01-18

The following letter from bright, Intelligent
and accomplished young lady of Richmond to
friend in this city, will be read and enjoyed
by the readers of the Gazette, especially the
''fairer norton"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09

WEDNESDAY, Oct. SIP d.

The stock speculation started OFT heavy. but DO
came strong at the First Board, under the influence
impaired by a sudden advance in Western Uniod
from 6Si to 7l All the other shares, Lake Shore in
particular, benefited by the rise, and the whole
market for an hour was stronger. After IL o'clock
stocks began TO sag, the market to become weak.
and little while after the o'clock Board holders
began 20 throw back upon the market their pur-
chasos Of the last few days, preferring TO realize
rather than risk the handsome profits accrued. 10
the entire list ruled weak in the afternoon and
closed up without important recovery In. any stock
but nj prices generally somewhat better tlsp tia
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INSTRUCTION.
For Young Ladies-Country.


ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING and
II SCHOOL for Young Ladies csireu 2Sl w',hnIoo
woaghey-.vt RIoo.l'o T. will reopen Sept y
Address above
GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY for YOUNG
NJ LADIES Bridgeport Conn. Adire" Ms EMILY NELSON
GOTHIC HALL, STAMFORD, CONN.
VI ENGLISH FRENCH vd AN2 GERMAN !S BoARDlSGscHooL
COMMENCES SEPT n Apply S E.a'. 2ikrs CHASE
HOME SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES,
i strAsiorl. Addre-, Mo ELIZABETH WHEELER
NHISS BULKLEY's BOARDING and DAY
vi SCHOOL Tor YOUNG LADIES, TaryioBH n w. viii reopen
sept II.
MISS WALTHERs GERMAN BOARDING
s9 Day School for rSgn . l' ,. at College Point L. l. T
il The IhilJ. Oay lute number u bosriers received
MODEL SCHOOL for Young Ladies, Red
ueton BY object leading to prcca thinking
me lsyi Saf X SoLEAS PH Paii R S,1 70 ,rpe
Broher, Weber s. 3 Nils Rev. ". \. Duane Sc
DOCKLAND INSTITUTE for Young Ladies,
ON ,s9s % The Hudson liver na, S::5e vii eo%%fs,'
address Rev L. UELOs MANsPlBLD, President
rI'HE HOME INSTITUTE, NYACK, n. Y,
BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL tr Ioang Ladies aud Chtrea
siaa, isi, f5csileDcs D. ?. LEE Pf.sspsL
Hiscellaneous-CountTy.
4 CHRISTIAN family in healthy and
eyery facility recreation desire receive boys Of - q
tuc2ted with their Reference % III y n taAA
Collegiate Academy 720 STh-sve.. cor FoItJ-acOnist
BOARDING SCHOOL for Both Sexes.-Send
ED for Circular A. b. WIGGIS SAssas Rensselaer, Co. n l.
CHAPPAQUA MOUNTAIN INSTITUTE.
" Boarding School for both uader Tic Of e Society Of
Friends Fail ninth month S,h 1873 Address
S. C. COLLINS. Principal. Chappaqua, n v
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTED boarding
SEMINARY FOR both SeVes Twentieth ye begins Aus g
teachers prepare FOR college ior business Tor fa Sl9i
per AGdTeSs Tor catalogues
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE,
~ Tarrytovn n. y EsabIshcl 1857.
Address Rev. P. J.J ACASOS. NJ A., Principal
NEW-JERSEY COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE Qor
~ beth eIes), Bordeniown " j.. Address f. Haas An Pnn
bennington Institute for both sexes), Pennng-
L J-Terms reasonable Address A. T. LASHER Principal
-.-
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AUCTION SALES NETWORK REAL ESTATE.

H0TI1n II. UIILfT a
FhbEe and One-handred
first ST.. 40 llrll0; II. A. Adams 92S.2OO.
lots, side Of 2ill feet rorh Of o3eGefel-
25XllO; Henry Goldsmith S536JO
-Four lots Of Fhaye. and Nnstfecondst ear
2j 2rlOO together with four lots north side Of hnelsecoul
II each 2J.GIiO0; &. H. Tucker. 100000. ,
southwest Of Fthaye. ana Onehundtlah
t.epvYht 90 llx00 with lot Onelundred and
ty.piysIh-sL, 2OI99. IL; James Resell $4,000
BY Jaf,es 81 Miitr
One LOT AMI bownstole FencAat house side Of
Frstsv north Onehundrei Hd-aiteeus, 2llOI1O
Samuel Philips. $ll,jO -
one ot and tnrco house north side Of OnehuniT
fourth. Z3L5 OF Pna-aye, l1lOI9Jll
Samuel Phillips, s. 800.
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@edchfrs.

A FRENCH YOUNG LADY would like to
"A end more PUPILS FRENCH CONVhRSA lion, OF be-
gnne For address Rev Dr. yERRES p West 22
A LADY of superior education desires a pO-
n sion Resident or VISITING GOFBENESS IN school or
smy teaches English French and Muse Thoroughly Address Cow
ERNBSs, ~ Clutonpace.
DiANO, FRENCH, GERMAN, and SPANISH
thoroughly and rapidly t-ughi by lady aud her daughter recently
rdye from Europe pupils resdene Address MS
NJ C. r.. 90 South Enh-Ave Nea-iok G. CooPs fh.Tmaey
NHTANTED-A SITUATION as GOVERNESS
w or TEACHER refined gea, capable. glri lately
graduated from souih aIey SEMINARY. Alffs her neud Ms NJ 81
Lyme, Conn.
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Illinois I snt n r
So. ..bG0.lOl
Clev Pitfsh ca
Co... 81
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Nem Publications.
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NOunLs Present knowledge Of the Son
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OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Gin Real Gstatr for Sale.


A 7, S27 SIXTH-AYE., by 7. II. GRADY.
N HOUSES POR SALE. between Fth and iizttayes:
story brosnstoue 20xjOElUD ...s2SOOO
Pory sIhstPoursory bTownstone loitjJTloO... 56O00
Fort I h-Foursory q 9rj5IlOO hsr-an...... f9OOg
2f1G01lOO eiseaOd...... $500
-stFoursory, 2jT6jHlOO trstc.s l9OOO
Forynnth-st-FourstOry, l6SI55Il0O. elseh9.... OOO
EXECUTORS' SALE of tire STORY brown
IL HOUSE elegant FURNITURE No l&b Neat Fiy
RIKRR. HEsSE Co.. 3 Pinest
nor SALE or TO LET-Very elegantly-fur-
Il nshed H0UsEA handsome onrsiory hgh-s1op iuil;se
Porty eghths 20 Ffh 20 let Iue
beautifully and f furnished houses 10 he olnd
the CITY furniture the best naker ana unsurpassed for
SuATt ami beautiful and costly
EaTy possession viii only be rented private family
desired be had unfinished and the furniture so AZ
ma be agreed. (2413) HOMER MORGAN, 2 Pne-s.
HOUSE on Fifth-ave. for SALE.-Part pay
Il ment would be taken in small country place.
rutland q WHITING. Beekman-st
T. OTIS on Seventy -frst-st., New York, near the
A. Boulevarj TO EXCHANGE Tor colnlry property.
rutland 4 WHITING. Beokmsn-s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09
THE MONEY MARKET.

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OCT 3. 1873.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-09
REAL ESTATE.
EEw-YoRK. Wednesday, Oct 8. 1873.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, Oct s. 1873.
The sale of lots announced by Adrian H..
Muller Son attracted the largest attendance that there
has been At the Exchange this season. The properly
consists Of four plots on Ffth-ave when were sou
together The prices which the property was mar
keted was considered very good. Full details will be
found below. Mr. James NJ Miller sold +story brown
stone house and lot Firstaye and 3story brown
stone house and lot MISUNDERSTANDING fonrthst
The legal sale Of lots and houses in MadlsOnaVe an
nounced by Joseph Mcclure was postponed.