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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-05
ar Thirth-Fourth Street
-, ..s,ssu,,r N.rIcr.

= H. hereby given to all prTson- inter
A mai The civ council of the city ui
wing nrler,d that ihc following named
hr recon -lItci,sl al wood, VIZ: On
side nf Fourth street, between wash
nj Commercial avenues on Inc We
Washington avenue, between f9ullh
"A streets. on the norm -lur nl run
rlWr,n Commercial and WASHINGTON
an, the east .idr ui Washington avenue,
Finh and sixth streets on ll, N"'''',
.rNrnth street, commencing ~ ~" ,L-l
,yoInri street and extending east my
he north side Of seventh street, com,
an Inc vr-t side of Walnut street anu
wr-t To th. new sidewalk fronting the
of \ \ Turner; on the nulil sue nI
street, bctyrpn Washington NNen'"
1nut street, 1u the cast SIDE OF lbplhl
rm a point opposite the nnllNrlly lll'
am -tIcrt Ia u point ~rNrutH-hN" l'O
n of thr n0Hhcrly side Of lW'nlN-hr-
II thc south side Of Twenty -hr'l -li'tlr
Pnnlar and sycamore streets ana az"
following named Sidewalk, W con
of brick, viz on nc 7ollh SIC" "i
am street, between Washington aln.
i0l ayrnilrS: on- ll' norm Hi," w
reef. between Washington ,Ntnut Nv.
wv, NIL uu ,hp east .idc ut Washing
Nv hrI,Cc.n eighth and ninth street
III IA thc ImmtN On1 ~ AhNalHu
-, "A, .,..,rurnt as the GOT oi shll IN
| ",crn,dinp a. lnnollta, anu an ~
unIa,ranf hay ing been maue ami ittuuuh,'
W., w., thr final hearing thereon WIZ w
Iu,,,'h form of said court, couhllch'
.Ighth day OF March, A. ID, lH'''
( IoT f. u Wt ,'saii COMMISSIONS,
Inns II Gos~MAN, an, >,
iinois, NOV 18th, 1874 3--ls-l-ol
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The Cairo ud ~. Louis II. n.

For the benefit of our anxious readers
We make the pleasant announcement,
that the Cairo and It, Lou- railroad l.
progressing toward, completion IN a very
satisfactory manner. Tie rails have been
laid at this end about twenty-five miles,
and track-layng from Murphy-boro III
this direction is also in progress. The
entire track will he laid before the LIST OF
January. and before that date, train viii
have rassrd from thi- city to It. Louis.
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BARLEY.

No. ! FALL.-To be plump, bright ,
sound and well cleaned.
No. , FNLL.-To be- sound and dry,
reasonably clean. and reasonably tree
from other grain.
No. | SpEING.-ro Ice plump, bright.
sound and we'll cleaned.
No. , SrRING.-rO he sound and dry,
reasonably clean, and reasonably free
from other grain.
No. 3.-Shall include shrmken or
otherwise slightly damaged BARLEY,
weighing not less than - H.. Ia the meas
nrY! hushcl.
EEJfCrtD.- ..u damn, mIISty, yer,
dirty, or otherwise dInmstu Darli'y shall
be- graded rs rejected.
NorE.-All mixture, Of Spring AMI
Winter Wheat shall be- graded n spring.
according To quality and condition.
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OATS.

40. J Wurr--ro be- pure white. dry,
,uund. plump aud we'll Cleaned
No. , NuTE..-Io De- white. dry.
sound. reasonably clean and reasonably
iir, from other grain.
No. / MiNtn. Ice dry. sound,
plump AMI well cleaned.
No. MrNrp. To he dry and sound,
reasonably clean. and reasonably NEE
from other grain.
REJECIEp.-All cat, that !, too light
tor No. ,. m,ound. damp, dirty. or
largely mixed with other grain. shall hr
graded ~ rejected.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-05

\ horse attached to buggy. became
frightened CA Walnut street Yesterday
morning aud ran away. lie va. stopped
near the corner OF Fourteenth aud Wax
nut streets. The buggy Wa not dam
aged much. but the horse, leg were
pretty badly scratched up, which wa
done by hi running into pile of lum-
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Heavens FRS, Law 1. order.

R,eularily in eating, sleeping and eNer-
else and abstinence from such dangerous
irrtants as alcohol and tobacco, tend to
secure a long and heathful life. But even
q strict observance OF these wholesome
rules will moi always aver. sickness. The
best safeguard against epidemic and other
diseases Is pr. Walkers California Vine
gar BittcIs, which, by promoting regular
and vigorous action OF the digestive, secre'
tive and eNcretiye organs, keep the body
In the best possible condition for resisting
and repel!ing the cause OF disease.
u-l1.d&w'iw
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InIlrNNn.linnI.

We dropped around by the tuckI"r
House yesterday and found H. prnprirtor,
Mr.. l.. Mocklcr. ,nuglv -culcl in hi.
new quarters aud Keeping clean. neat
and attractive boarding and lodging
house. Pat j. cntcrpri,ing aud dc-cry-
ing, and we are glad to say j. gcltn" hi,
full share of public patronage.
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MEDITERRANEAN WHEAT.

No. No he dry. sound. plump. aud
we'll cleaned, weighing not less than 90
lbs. to the measured bu-hcl.
No. 20 De- dry, sound. and REASON
ably clean, weighing not l"-- than ~ lbs
To The measured bu.hcl.
No. 3.-Io include shrunkcu wheat. not
clean nor plump enough for No ,. sound
and fire" from iHusi-not weighing les
than - lbs. tO the measured bushcl.
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Daniel Hartman. Invites the attention
Of the public to The immense assortment
uf new. beautiful. useful and ornamental
goods that will in Tow day be- di--
played nj hi store, comprising beautiful
chin tea -ct,. handsome cologne or toilet
.ct-. Bohemian vase. jewel boxes, doll
Of III -i/r- and prices. Corner sixth
.irnni nnl lnnmcrrinl nNrMu..
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boating on the ohio.

Nearly all of the fleet OF steamers that
len Cincinnati at the opening OF nayiga-
ton are now out. They had q varied
experience on the bar, in the lower Ohio.
Some of them We're little ahead of the
first rise and others ahead of the Sccoudt
and all found bottom, more or les. A.
last account, the fine barges of the Pcy-
tona was aground at Shawncctown. Her
two freight barge, had been aground
there three day, but ,hc succeeded in
getting tucm of.
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The Methodist Socinblc.

Tnc Sociablc given under the auspices
of the ladic,' society OF the Methodist
church last night was well attended, and
all present enjoyed Themselves hugely,
The refreshments consisted at sand-
wichcs. cake of all kinds, coffee. etc,
which was prepared in splendid style.
At II O'Clock the sociahlc broke up, those
who were there going to their homes
well pleased with the evening entertain
mput,
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SPRING WHEAT.

No. Ito he sound, plump. dry and
we'll cleaned.
No. TO he sound and dry. rca-on-
ably clean and weighing not less than -
lbs. Ia the measured buShcl.
Ne. 3.-Io include all dry and sound
Spring Wheat not up to the standard of
No. ,.
REECrfp.-All damp, muSty, very
dirty, -mutty, or otherwise damaged
wheat. shall be graded ~ rejected.
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sale ofInciain,.d Goods.

Thi- morning. at 10 O'Clock, Maihu,-
~ thl will sell at their warehouse, No.
81 ohio lcycc, quantity Of goods. men
toned IN detail in an advertisement IN
another column. to pay charge. The
goods are unclaimed goods. aud will bc
sold without reserve. Til, i q splendid
opportunity for good bargains.
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rirei Fire!

Three thousand dollars' worth of stock
which was saved, in damaged condition,
from the late ire, will be sold at from 70 to
IS per cent. below cost for the next ten
days. The stock con ISIS ri cooking and
heating stoves, tibware, hollow-ware, zine
ware, sugar kettles, ovens, skill t-and lids,
coal hod-. and thu. md and one articles.
Now l. the Tim, for bargains, at l3o Com
mercial avenue. L. j. hERrH
2'-I2-j.t
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Hail.

The lIibcrnian Fire company are pre-
pairing to give ball on the 18th inst.
that will eclipse anything of tl" kind
that la, taken plar" in this city for
many diy.
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Lumber sin Going Down.

As we are determined to close out our
stock speedily, preparatory Is winding up
business, We will sell all kinds OF lumber at
two dollar, per thousand less than marker
rri r.. 4 large lot of la'h aud stove wood
ON hand, which will b. sold mt corresponds
ingly low rates. WALL EN''
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CITY NEWS.
Local weather Report.

CAmo, Int. December {, ~.
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BLACK SEED OATS.

No. Ito bc pure black. sound, dry.
plump and we'll cleaned.
No. 40 be- dry. sound. and reason
ably clean.
No. ,. BLACK MINED.-To be- three
fourth, black, dry, sound and reasonably
clean
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS q.
Cairo Enterprise.

sproat. lSj Ohio l.eyeo. I. receiving New
Orleans oysters every morning in bulk. He
Is making hi own cans sud packing his
own oysters. thereby avoiding the eNoIh-
,ant charges for Transportation, sui l. cna-
bed 10 furnish a better articl; IT a less
price than aus other dealer. patan.ze
home in.tltuti,n u, and benefit yourself
H. fB.l.ff
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Notice.

The Board of County Commissioners
are hereby notified that Joseph llaincr,
of santa Fr. will, at the next session OF
thcboard make application for license T."
run the ferry across the Mississippi river
from Santa Fr, IN thi, Stalc,to Commerce.
IN Missouri 81
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-05

George Lattnor orneroi Fo"r'eeh'h ana
Washington avenue, will iurn'h hcr'allef'
every day to his patrons No hhrh, p'-
tween the hours OF ten aud twelve O'clock
Fresh Milwaukee heerand fragrant Havana
cigars 10 be had at his bar at all times.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-05

ANY person in need Of -ltdis.. b.idl,s
horse blankets, lay robes, h-'tcr, OF an!
knd Of harness, should. bc1l ~ mind that
william Ludwig, the pop.ilr 'addlrr,. has
jl-; received fuli stool whiua h. viii scll
at the lowest Twin, prices.
Ii.I--1ul
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-05

PURE Irish whisky punch, apple and
honey, peach and honey, Tom aud Jerry,
imported ale and porter aud the finest
wircs in any market, at the Crystal saloon,
corner of sixth and Commercial ave.
AZ
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W aui,,i.

finy to scycnty-iivc dollars per month.
Agent, wanted everywhere. Teacher,
ladies, gents. etc, etc. No capital or out
lay required. send % cents for postage on
outtt. 10 II. c. WELCHMAN.
II Irwin station. Union County. Ohio.
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RYE.

No. Ito De dry. sound, plump and
well cleaned.
No. 20 De dry and sound, reason
ably clean and reasonably free from other
grain.
REIECrEp.--ro include all damp very
dirty or damaged Rye.
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except to leave the Paragon aground.
OUT OF the channel near Widow Wa
Ter II wllltakc : or 3 feet of raise
To let her of
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-05

ALL kinds of mixed drink made with
dispatch, and most luscious 10 tho taste, at
the Crystal saloon, corner Of commercial
avenue and Sixth street. IL if
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-05

The ladies' ofthe Methodist congregation
viii give a sOclable in the parlors of the
church. corner Walnut and Eighth streets,
this friday evening. general invita-
ton is extended to the public, fnd all viii
I,a wplrCup,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-05

The new show window IN Farnbahrr'~
tore, on Ohio Leycc, isabig thing, beau
TRULY arranged. and is attracting the At
l,utiou nfrXcTy IA ..cT-hV.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-05

Ii YOU want he,h oy'tcrs without pay
inc for the can ami transportation, go to
sproat'-, 10 Ohio Leyec, and get them by
the rail full. fresh every morning, H-i-t
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-05

The calaboo.c Ia, not had single oc-
cupaut since lH-f sunday morning. The
Officers ,ay bu incsa !. too Guessed l"ll for
any uHc.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-05

THE finest brands Of cigars kept con.
family at the Crystalsaloop. corner OF SIKH
street aud Commercial avenue. 12-if
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Fresh, supply.

Mr.. 7. Fitzgerald Ia, just received AMI
ha- On sale at his sale, room, large stock
Of English ale, Porter, iienncNNy brandy
and wines, and liquor, OF all kinds, which
he will dispose of at reasonable prices;
-Osc92l-lm.
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10. fr good bargains, q! a. lIallcy's.
lie viii .cIl at greatly reduced price, for
tho nest thirty days. No. iGs ana 40
W1.hins tou ay,nue. lG.l2-l-lm
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HnI.sr lInIlIinE.

Wi liam Ludwig, the harness maker Is
now prepared to supply the publ' VITA al.
kinds Of horse clothing OF II superior quar-
ity, which he will sell very cheap for cash
9nllI.II-lm
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MATHUSS & UHL.
FOR SALE.

Ihrco Bllild Tables AMI fixtures O. good a4
utW, together with the complete uutnt Of u
ir7t-rlu-- saloon, consisting Of Counter tpun-
Ter inL, Minor, Ornaments, Glassware, etc q,
comprising The hNtur,- 81 the wpll-knuwu -a-
loon lately occupied iy VIM IL ~chutter. nu
Ohio LsNer. Thee article. viii hr -old tN-
ircmcly low anil on easy terms Apply Ia
Juusp INHNNs, or
!. hUr-MYGH.
'AiItu, Dec ~. ls1t i2-l-Iw
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Fresh oysters received daily, uyeNpfes''
ot the Nes York store, for 40 and 30 cents
-, 1T
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Down.

- .wn, down they con,c--thc prices Of
and 40 Washington aycnI". 1912 slim
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Who Wants II:

\ new singer sewing machine, with all
attachments. for sixteen dollar-, in pay
m,ui.. Call and See it At
llNNNON'- BOOKSTORE.
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bargains.

10 NJ. sugar for -, at Wilcox.
, lbs butter for ~, at Wilcox.
4 III. coffee for 81, at NilcoN'>.
Potatoc, 81 cents per bushcl, at VIII
.,N'.
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Now T. your time. You can get better
bargain. than were ever offered before in
the Inc OF stoves, tiuware and louseilIr-
ni.hng good, at y. iIalley's, No. ldS and
l-J Washington ave. lG-3-la.ln
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-05

pIt Fitzgerald, conner Of Commercial Az
cnue and Fourteenth street, DO, for .ale
cheap. eight GOOD heavy woEn-hor.e-. Any
one in need OF horse sAould coli on him
inmnlLlinIY. l!.2.2L
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Quotations on s.raiu.

VIM. Tinker, representing -. w. -
win a Co. of Chicago. srud. ~ tlir fol
lowing quotations on Grain:
December wheat. oli.
January wheat. %,
Year oat.. ~.
December corn. ~
New Jauury corn. 6S
MAY corn. 72l
December oats. j3l
January oats. jJi.
December barley. Sl.2S.
january barley, Sl.29.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-05

Sproat, l35 DINO Levce, Is furnishing
oy tiers in the right shape. Families eau
be supp led in any quantity fresh ever!
morn NJ, -
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-12-05

CLEAR and most frigant IIayanas for 10
cents, ut the Crystal ,iloon, corncroi sixth
and Commercial avenue. l21I
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IL you want line liquors, 90 to the Crys-
tai saloon, corner Of sixth an Commercial
avenue. POT
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FEES FOR INSPECTION.

For Cars. - cents each; when in
spectcl from Elevator into Boats or Bar
yes. 30 cents per 1000 bushels for sack
grain, } cent per sack.
In eases of disputes aS to sack grain
sold by sample. the same shall be referred
to the Inspector, who shall inspect me
same rs to the quality compared with tn"
sample sold by. aud the decision of the
Iu.Iector shall be- final. The fees tor the
sane shall be 80 cents per 100 sack, lo be
assessed n follows: In ease th" gram
comes up TO the sample, the fees shall III"
paid 10y the purchaser; II the grain !, re-
ieclcd by the Inspector, the fees shall he
paid hy the seller.
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Exchange for sale on all the principal
cities OF Europe, Al city National Bank
A. u. STAFFORD, Cashier,
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ElGur.yer cd Rourbon, only nj the
Crystal saloon, corn.r Of sixth and Com.
mcrciai avenue. Tot
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burger.

Look out Tor Burger advertisement
sunday morning.
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Read.

Read Burgers advertisement in TnE
BuLLlfrS sunday morning.
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Fresh Baltimore oysters received daily
bnd sold by Phil. II. Siup. jDc-Il.sa-I
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Eight rooms to rent on Third street be-
tween Washington and Commercial ave-
nue-. Apply to William Meilal", or AT
lis nflicc.
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RIVER NEWS.


ARRIVED.
steamer Jim Fisk. Paducah.
Arkam,a. Belle. Evansville.
st. Joseph. Memphis.
' Pcvtona. Louisville.
Future City, New Orleans.
Exporter, Cincinnati.
" Jno. kyle, New Orleans.
Falls Pilot. Ohio river.
" ST. Luke. IT. Louis.
Champion. Cape Girar,cau
Momtaincer. ST. Louis.
Utah. st. Louis.
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Great bargains.

Reduced prices Clothing Hats, Caps
Boots 4 Shoes, at liAklMANS'
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WAR DEPT. RIVER REroRr, !
December I, 1874.
DEPARTED.

DEBATED.
steamer Jim Fisk, Paducah.
Arkansas Belle, Evansville.
st, Joseph, st. Louis.
Pcytona, New Orleans.
Future City, 81. Louis.
Jno. Kyle. ST. Louis.
Falls Pilot. New Orleans.
Champion, Cincinnati.
Moumtainccr, Louisville.
st. Like, VckSburg.
" Utah, Memphis.
FORT ITEMS,
The Arkansas Belle brought slim
cargo-2j bhls whisky for the South.
Tho Pcytona has , barge of freight
and fuel boat for New Orleans.
The Exporter came from tincin-
natl with 800 tons and made some addi-
tions for New Orleans. Her cabin guards,
the roof and texas were decorated with
2,529 new beef barrels aud III ticrccs
Tho John Kyle has Il moderate trip
! of sugar and mOlIsscs for -. Louis, and
brought up the boilers and part of th'
machinery OF the Mohawk, The rest ol
il is on the sampson, in charge Of Dive,
Billy Shaw.
The Fall, Pilot passed south with
tow of coal,
The ST. Joseph brought mp 81 bales
of cotton, AMI added here the freight o'
the Ste. Gcneyieye and city of Nicksbnrg
for 81. Louis.
business fair.
The st. Luke wa, the Ilr,t boat on
since the. suspension OF navigation. Silt
found % feet water, II. Given liagey
Is her second clerk.
The river last evening was II feet
inch mn the gauge, having risen :.
inches during the previous - hours
The weather is clear aud mild. Nayiga
ton Is rcs,mcd TO st. Louis and the lat'
| blockade dld no damage TO steamboat
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Chas. Lancaster and Newton Rice, date
with Wtltcrsl both well known to Our citI-
zeus, and TO river mcn generally, have =
tahlishcd lumber yard in Cairo, cor er OF
sixteenth street aud Commercial atcnuc,
They win keep every description OF hul
ing material and steamboat lumber, doc :
sash, blinds, lHoullmg., Single, laih, ct.
etc., and are determined 10 sell lower Ma
lumber has ever been sold in Cairo. he
solicit fair trial from -teamb boat men an
builders, and guarantee salts action ~ a
case, :is,-lO-9I.tt
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

no LET AT-PAssAIC, N. j., HOUSE AND BARN.
i with two acres OF Land; ~ rooms modern inprcve-
ments; three minutes from station low rent owner,
2Ul sixth avenue.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

ro Enn TERMS EASY NICE LITTLE FARM
pC.COU. OF 20 acres 80 miles from New York ! q
from depot at these attractive hgurcs buildings
and state OF cultivation excellent
JOHN DE YURk. No. 3 St Marks place. New York.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

RIO LET OR FOR SALE VERY Iowa coMMopI-
L ols House, near the depot. Rosee. n. j. Apply
% 2. DONALD CO., 81 and s3 Franklin street, New
York.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

u,1 nn0 CASH-BALANCE EASY, PRICE So 500,
pl.UUU for two story and cupola House. situated
ON high ground, plot 20 minutes from the city.
Apply 10 GEORGE w. SMITH, 4S Wall street, between
ami p. NJ
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

and everything pertaining upholstery at from Is TO .
per cent under regular prices to close retail hus
ness.
@. L. KELTY CO.,
1874 Fifth avenue, near Twenty third street.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

~ for sale; Is carefully built, OF the best materials
and is finished throughout In elegant cabinet work; has
III the latest improvements Apply the premises IA
East sixty-third street
The New York herald., 1874-10-11
PROPERTY OUT OF TIE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

rNO LET VERY CHEAP-A MODERN FRENCH
i rooted House. IA rooms. hot and cold water bath
stationary tubs &c. healthy location fine views good
society one hour from city by two railroads
D. TRACY, $50 Broadway. room
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

LvOR sALE-THRkE STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK
House in Ihirtieth street between Third and Lex.
ngton avenues in excellent condition; bargain; rents
Tor yl.fD Inquire at 3. y East Twenty sxth street
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

E BACH d co. NO 2J3 EAST FfFYY-sEvENTH
IA. street under the Bank-$lGo for three story
aud basement high oop brown stone House, lex4Dxi0
all improvements first mortgage $5U0 Also many pri
vate and tenement Houses tor sale ard to exchange
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

Two LEF-59s HENRY STREET, A FIRST CLASS
L brown stone high. stopped house three story and
base paint frescoed throughout with mirror
and curnices, sc rent moderate Apply at 5yo henry
street Drooklyn.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

INOR sALE-A NEW TWO STORY BASEMENT AND
suhce liar Philadelphia front b lex House. stone soop,
iron fence and railing, nine rooms, all improvements
WyckoG street between Bond and Nevns; will for
$3.50; price $50 $ or less can remain mortgage.
BURKILs Real Estate Office 453 ifih avenue, between
Ninth and Tenth streets, South Brooklyn
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

LNOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-ONE or THE GREAT
est BARGAINS ever offered situated at Fort uamiao uamiao
ton-Contans over two OF Ground, or 3ox-oxiuu
feet lots large House, ~ rooms cellar under entire
house, carriage house stables and abundance Of splendid
water has 400 feet 'front.' Fourth over 4u feet
Denyso street and 200 teet valuable water 'front.'
with all privileges; would MAKE splendid uerman
garden or private residence; Is well shaded and has
abundance OF rrut trees Inquire the premises or
JAS. s., KEAL. l,5D Broadway. corner Forty sixth
street New York.
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

L1ok sAEE-AT VERY LOW PRICE, A NEW
II three story and basement front House III East
sixtylourth street. near Lexington avenue. Inquire
the premises
The New York herald., 1874-10-11

rI,o LET-A HANDSOME LARGE STORY AND BASE.
ment in one OF the best business localities in Brook
lyn; suitable business rent low Inquire in
Photograph gallery III Fulton street, at ll3 Bergen
The New York herald., 1874-10-11
BROOKLYN PROPERTY FOR SALE
AND 70 LET.

HOUSES AND LoTs FOR SALE AND TO LET IN
IL vicinity of Prospect Park parties wishing 10 pur-
chase lease will consult their own interest by calling
at FIELDING's Prospect llil Real Estate Exchange,
20 fatbush avenue and 3b5 Bergen street. brooklyn