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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1875-11-25

well as the most useless burden the
American farmer has to bear. trust
to the good hard sense Of the people to
throw off this load as soon as the sub
Ject is properly brought before them.
"Wil it pay non-resident to enter
land under the Tree Planting Act, in
Western Minnesota"
No. and yes. If you can command
the services of competent aud faithful
man to look alter them it will pay. If
not, it won't pay.
what would you estimate the cost of
breaking, crop-plowing and planting for
ty acres to trees?"
40 acres breaking at So, sl2O 90
IrosS- piOWlng Az acres at 81, 80 90
narrowing, 70 90
Marking out, 70 90
Planting, as 90
Trees, % 40
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CORRESPONDENCE
Kind Words From a True Friend.

I'VE have received private letter
from which we cannot torbear making
the following extract. We thank our
generous friend.-ED. ANTI MONOPO-
LIST.
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~"Did my mustache trouble you ?D said
he to her. "No," she sighed, "I only felt a
little down in the mouth"
~The test case in Boston to determine
whether bar for the sale Of liquor without
food is in violation OF frst-class license
ended In a disagreement Of the jury.
ga member OF the Texas constitutional
convention has proposed q clause forbidding
judges, prosecuting attorneys and jurors from
officiating while intoxicated.
ga. j. Seviagfnzef, q Russian civil en-
gineer, is on tour Of inspection Of the canals,
and railways of the United States and Cam
ada for the Russian government.
~Mount Holyoke seminary Is principal
ly devoted to the furnishing OF wives for
foreign missionaries. IL has already fur
missed lis OF these wives.
n0Brook Farm, near Boston, has been
bought by Mr.. @. r. Burckhardt, and is TO
be used as Q home for orphans, under charge
OF the German Lutheran church OF Boston.
~The work on the centennial buildings Is
completed In time. The board OF finance re-
ports large and Increasing demand from all
quarters for stock.
~Baudelaire and Murger dined at a
country inn. There was spiders web in the
window near them, and just as they sat
down beautiful green fly was caught in IL
Mureer, with the impulse of q poet, would
have saved this victim from the hideouf
spider, but Baudelaire said. Tell me nrst
by what right you deprive this honest spider
Of the food he has gained by his toll and pa-
thence"
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DIED.

ARNOLD. ON Thursday, September 81, after q
long and painful illness, which she bore with Chris
uan fOrtltude sud resignation. SARAH 4 ARNorD
wife Ct Thomas o. Arnold, Fged IS yeArs
The funeral viii take place from 132 18th street
e0utheast, on Sunday. October j. NJ O'Clock n m
The friends Of the family invited q atteDd Al
eNHndrla va papers pl, ase COPY 81
POlbTON Friday morning. 1t ~ clock after
a brlef illue 50 HAIRY MALTEkYEKs PoULToN, Il
typhoid fever, 10 The D, year u his age, youngest
son Of the late Nm. POulton.
Funeral SUNDAY afternoon al & o.-Ir-k from tba
residence Il his mother, Mrs. X. M Poulfon, No
$50 SIN street northwest. Relatives and friends
are respectfully invited 20 attend. IT
PICkELL. On Msnday. September sOth rs7s in
YORK, Pa, Mrs. SARAH n. PlCEELL, in the sen
year 81 her age. Baltimore papers please COPY. :
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NBOMAS BOWLING
THOMAS BOWLING
i Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
cat the old stand OF Latimer ClearyJ
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street
CHANCEBY SALE.

- BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of
the District OF Columbia, made In the cause Of
Docket no. Is. and dated September Il. ISIS, viii
October nelt, on the premises. at O'Clock p m, q
desirable Brick Dwelling in Georgetown, formerly
being bounded as follows, viz Beginning at the end
Of 50 inches measured east on ths north line Of
FIRST street from the east line OF Potomac street
and running thence said line Of First street. east
q feet, TO the property formerly owned BY John +.
alley thence with said alley west ~ fest and thence
in q straight line TO the beginning, With the i'm.
ing with basement and attic. The property is most
desi ably situated, has convenient open ground and
IL capable of improvement.
Tern, Of sale: One third Of the purchase money to
ments az six and twelve months respectively 20 be
secured by approved notes, bearing interest and Z
reserv ed lien on the property. The terms Of sale
must beccmplied with within one week after sale OF
the property may be resod ct the risk and cost Of
cost WALTER 8. COX, Trustee
sepls 2sxsw IBepl THos. BOWLING, Auct.
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hOWNMAN & GREEN,
~ Beal Estate Brokers and Auctioneers,
Ala 9TH street northwest

TRUSTEES SALE OF YALUALE MpROvED
REAL ESTATE ON THE WEST SIDE OF
sYLVANIA AVENUE AND STREET.
q BY virtue CT deed of trust to me, dated tn q
10Th day Of July. A. d. 1872, and rec corded in
Liber No. 6S3 folio 1858, Of the land records of
the District OF Columbia and at the request Of the
party secured thereby, will sell at public auction,
In front of the premises. on MONDAY, October 4,
1875, al O'Clock p M, all that piece of land
described the northern part Of lot numbered l2)
tvs I've, in square numbered two hundred and nine
~ be ginning for the same at the northeast
ner OF said lot and thence running south along the
line Of 18th street twenty one Il feet, thence
seventy three (73l feet one % inch, thence north
twenty (2l feet to the northern line of said lot
thence east to the place q beginning improved By
q comfortable brick dwelling.
Terms: Fifteen huT bred dollars in cash, aud the
balance at six and twelve month, with interest Of
seven per cent. per annum. deposit OF one hun
druid dollars shall be required Of the purchaser at
the time Of sale, and all conveyancing ct the pur-
chasers cost. If the terms Of sale not complied
with in one week the trustee reserves the right to
resell at the cost OF the defaulting purchaser.
7. n. HANSON. Trus;ee.
sep22 I'd DOWNMAN & BEEN, Aucts.
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l ID. WAREE8,
ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioaeer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and streets n. W.
TDk kALE.
WASHINGTON CITY HOUSES AND LOTS

FOR SALE.
WASHINGTON CITY HOUSES AND LOTS.
81 BY virtue - the last will and testament of
Ea Mary Ann Kerr, admitted TO probate % n July
last, end ordered 10 be recorded by the Supreme
conveying Real Estate, which were devised 70 the
subscriber TO be sold, disposed of, aud conveyed by
proceeds thereof ~ pay of her money legscies the
subscriber offers for sale the following houses aud
lots late the estate Of the said Mary Ann Kerr, his
lst and 2d.--The brick dwellings, stores and
premises on south side OF Pennsylvania avenue aud
street, between 9th and 10th streets, square $50
Lots and \, formerly in the occupation OF Eliza
inch on the avenue and p feet - inches on Il
street TIE first contains las square feet the lat,
A. r. Shepherd, esq, the purchaser of Lot u, ad-
joining, has the right to use 5-story division wall
3d.-Lot No. 2, Square No. 81 on the north side
OF New YORK avenue las feet II inches aud % feet
4th.-Lot No 4,of Square IO4, q feet inches on
tie north side Of street north, containing ,554
5th-Lot No. y, Square 2ss, 80 feet front on the
east side OF 18th street west, containing 1856 square
6th.-Lot No;5, Square SOS, "a feet inches on the
inches on eth street 10 O52 square feet.
1th-Lot !, Square $685. 50 feet on 7th street east,
stb;.Lot No. 5, Square sI7, 10 feet on 5th street
east, 4,2O4 square feet.
9.h-Lot 2s, Square g, 20 feet on street, near
10th Lot 4, Square 734, 81 feet inches on North
CAROLINA avenue, between LIST and ID streets east,
1Ith-Lot s, Square 965, 50 feet inches on 10th
street east 1896 square feet, Is foot alley south
Of this lot.
l2th-Lot Z, Square 9s5, rs feet on 10th street
east, and 81 feet IL incheson North street, 4,3H
square feet.
The terms Of sale are: One third of the purchase
money to be paid within thirty days from the day Of
sale, and the balance in and IL months from the
day Of sale, bearing per cent. interest from that
day. to be secured the satisfaction of the subscr
Der. A deposit of $50 viii be required on the day
Of sale from each purchaser. On payment OF the
purchase money and not before, the subscriber wiz
execute the deeds.
Some of these Lots may be sold in divisions laid of
by the surveyor, entire, to suit purchasers Pur
chasers requested 70 write TO the subscriber,
to leave their offers at the Office Of Randall Hagner
esQ., Attorney -at-Lsw, Yonnss Law Building,
Louisiana avenue, or with Henry X. Randall, No.
800 street.
II not sold before. the Lots will be offered at pub
lie sale TUESDAY, the Goth October instant, at
40 O'Clock o. m, as 90 Nos. and T. Lots Penn
sylvania avenue and the premises, espectiyely
to the other Lots, at O'Clock p. m ON that day
following the order of their numbers herein, begin
ming at No. 8. IL the sale be not finished on that
day the sale will be continued daily thereafter ct
O'Clock .. m.
A. RANDALL. Executor,
Annapolis, Md
Oct2 2aw Rep.l J. 7. OoLDWELL, salesman.
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y KENTUCKY DEFAULTER-Ane xamIna-
ton OF the books OF the Planters National
Bank, IF Louisville, Ky, reveals a defalca-
ton of SlO5,00O, taken during the last i've
years by the late teller. Louis Rhem. Il will
be remembered that Rehm recently robbed
the bank safe of S1O6,OOa, aud was appre-
hended before he could escape, and the mo-
ney recovered. The examination that reveals
the Gefalcation was then made. The loss
amounts TO thirty per cent. of the capital
stock, and will fall on the stockholders only.
depositors being safe. The bank will go into
LIQUIDATION.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORk AID OHIO RAILROAD.
New York and Washington Air Line.


A
oo From wAsHISGTog CITY.
&c = n, b-iilnore and Way statlsns
o-4s I'm Baltimore, Annspoiis, Frederick and
14os.m .Bs ii,i@oTe. BT'asfa'i al Relay.
zoo e.: m, s-y YORK, Cape May, PhiIsdeIphis,
soc q. m hicsgo, Columbus. s.adusi,v. Oinein-
i ran, Louis iils; ST Lcuis, Pftssurg. H.se-s,
valley Branch. PaTIOr Cars. Dinner at Chm
s1os m.,vashington Junction and W ay Stations.
. an MetrOsohtan Branch
40 a. M, Belt more. ParLr Cars. No Stops.
II 90 a. m: Baltimore and Way stations.
1sFs nd naS J p0 6'.I Nor
' va, dniy s sa3fy ca1 B 70 Mere
$40 ,. m. baltimore, Lsurs AND Relay.
Way Stations, (vis Metrop Titan BrancaJ
$40 m, Baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta
500 .. m Baltimore, Philadelp Phi. and Relay.
o.e5 p m baltimore. Annapolis and Way Stations.
bus, ssntu.kJ, Cincinnati, Psii,saS GAYS
SsprsI a. h;1ri,HS5'Ds. Brea0a1 at ParksTs-
$40 N Hsger.!o~n, Winchester, and Way
1I5pm, Rsitinore and SSf" Way 3 Sta SUi iS7..
40 ,. m. Tai i,uur re ard Al K '-Hria J IrctiOl.
$40 , r. litt RS and Cumberland Fast Ex-
999o p N sal!imore F4st Express.
and Ko-tcn Fast Express. FVll,aas Palace
11.25 D. N !, Fa,t Expresa PEIlg,an C1rs 10 ca
caEo. ~. LoRIs ard CsHc'HH at rritlon rhaaFs.
br.ckTdSi AZ Grafton. eandusky, Cinc nm att :,
IndiaL aPDli~-
SUNDAY TRAINS.
9,lS n Bsit,m0re. Philadelphia, New York
ara b. SO Fast FNpresz
bdfinlo-s AID YGV SidftOHS->s m, I 80, sos
and 80 m
For Bd!t5SIo-s and Rsiay.-7 20 m 5 90 and
800 p n.
WsSf-S 90 a N 80, = "a, AID lI.25p. m,
stoppfrg during the we=E.
~ AH T-aiGS Step at ViadKck Hotel. Relay House
SfaftoH.
FOR fuTtlCT tuf1rnatiOn apply at the Baltimore
ard Ohio Ti~ket Offices, Wa hin gtOn Station, and
80 PENS t-anta avenue. where orders will be
taken fer BaE q be checked and received at any
POINT in The city
THUS. SHARP. Master Of transportation
J.. NJ COLE. General icket agent.
GEO. : hOONTZ, General gent sepll TT
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- II. WARNER,
Ds Real Estate Broker and Auctioueer
Federal Buildings, corner 7th and n streets N W

Ea1l ON TEE NORTH SIDE or PEsN
SNLNASIA AVENUE, BETWEEN az AND
Gan sTBEETS Est.
fys by virtue Of = dec ee passed in Eanitv cause
&si No SIS. Supreme Court, ID c., L Will otf.r tor
sole or MON DAY, the ~tb day Of October. 1875 al
20 Ctocs p m at public auc ion, in front of the
premises, part u lot ?. in squRre 49, hagingiI Y
Tor The same at tie southwest Of sait it anu
tEeuCe ruuuiIg soutt eastry along the iue Of Penn
syivaui6 avenue Il feet ga inches, thence north
eastCrly or line AZ right angles with said ayeune
and parallel with iE8 western line Of said lot 10 the
rear liz Of said lot, thence we~taardIy al5ar the
said rear Lie 10 tie said Western lice of sAI lot
and thence along said western line 70 the place of
beginning. with the improyenel = thereon, consist
ing IL a substantial three story Brick Building
Terms az sale. Ons-fhirG cssh on the as Of sale
or within seven days thereafter; the ra-riue in
three equal nstallmoBs n six twelve and eighteen
months from the day of sale, bearing interest from
the day Of sale az cent. per annum: DIT all cash
at the election Of the purchaser the title be re-
tanned until AL o. The purchase money and h. inter-
cot thereon is paid. Ii the terms Of sale
piled with within seven days from the day of sale
Ireserye the rght TO resell the property the risk
and cost Of the Geiaulting purchaser. All convey
ancrg at the cost II the defsnltipg purchaser 500
on acceptance Of bid.
JAS. S. EDWARDS, Trustee.
Cc;2- eo&ds y. 7. GOODWILL, Salesman.
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COS +. KELLEY,
- Real Estate gent and Auctioneer,
Once No. 9O2 Sth st. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LOTT AND COMFORT
ABLE BECK HOUSE ON THE NORTH SIDE
OF h STREET, BETWEEN IeTH AND I3rH

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT AND COMFORT
ABLE BECK HOUSE on THE NORTH SIDE
OF n STREhT, BETWEEN leTH AND 10TH
NORTHWEST.
a. by virtue of deed Of trust. dated tie 22i day
ksl Of April. A ID. 1873 and recorded in Liber rs
f0O 345 OF the land of the District Column
bla, the subscribers will sell TO the high bidder on
the premises, on MONDAY, the 4th day Of October,
A. D. l75, at half-past 5 clock in the afternoon,
s that piece or parcel of ground y and being in
the city OF Washington and District aforesaid, aad
known and Distinguished upon the ground plat or
plan thereof part Of lot mum Jered seven az. in
square numbered one hundred q I'D seven (l07J; be-
ginning for the 81 the sOUt east Of said
lot and running the nee st al ng the limo OF north
street twenty feet; thence nc ;th one hundred aud
forty feet ten Inches he north rear line
of said lot thence east twenty feet to the line of
said lot: thence south along said east line 20 the
place of beginning; together with the improvements
CT cetera, as in said deed q entioned.
Term Of sale: One-forrth cash, Of which elGO
must be paid at the time of sale, aud the residue in
equal sums in six, twelve and eighteen months, re-
spectyely the deferred payments to bear eight per
cent per annum the day of SALE and be
secured by deed Of trust the premises sold; or
the purchaser may pay all cash. All cOnveyancing
TO be at the purchasers cost. If the are not
complied with within five days after the day of sale,
the Trustees the right TO resell the proper
five days notice, a: the risk and cost of the pur-
chaser in default.
ri Ah ohas HYDE, Trustees.
sepl0. 2aw&ds JOSEPH r. KELLY, Auct.
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FATAL RAyACES OF THK HORSE DISEASE
IN DELAwARE.-In AllOways Creek town
snip Salem county, Delaware. thirty three
horses have died within the past three weeks.
IL IS said the disease is the "cerebrO spinal
meningitis" and that il is miscalled "blind
staggers." In most cases the first symptoms
are tagging, then refusing the feed, then
leaning against the partition or manger. then
lying down and dying ia from twenty four TO
thirty-six hours. The feet and ears are, when
first taken, always cold, and IN several cases
the feet show indications OF pneumonia as
also do the luRgS
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"Brethrin," said a good Baptist in In-
diana, while giving his experience. 1--we ben
a u IN thls nigh onto forty years 10 serve
me Lord anu get rich, both al once: and A
tel yer all, ind It's mighty hard sledding.'
eSNosirum vendors advertise ia England
sure cure Tor the opium habit" This nos
rum mas been found by analysis TO contain
Two grains per dose OF the sulphate of NOR
phine, The dose Is 10 b. taken three times a
Day Thus The victim takes ne equivalent
OF thirty-SiX grains Of opium ~ day 10 cure
hlm OF Tie habit OF q King opium.
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hUNCANSOH BROS, Auctiouee-s.
- Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets northwest
II y. ZIMMERMAN SON, Auctionear.
liz No. 313 oth street northwest

SALE OF AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF
HotsEB0LD FURNITURE, OsRPErs
CkOCkkBf AND CHINA WARE, STOVES
sc &c.
81 On WEDNE' DAY. October 6. hsgi,nips
~, at 10 clock, We will sell AT house NJ IoOs
~ street, between l2,h sn1 18Th streets m,
Z following d scribed furniture, &c the m
CT which lie as GOOD as
IL dy Brussels Carpets,
Plush and Green Rep Parler Set
Pine haircloth Rocker,
Pictures, Window -hsdes and Cornires
UAnds One Crimson Damask CurtAiu
Solid Walnut AzTble-top Tables.
Ornaments, Mahogany Chamber Set
Looking glasses, Oak Set Walnut Trimrin-s
hsIble-tCp MAshStand.
Walnut aud ImIstis Il Wardrobes
! library able, 0iicloths.
Mating, Hair NJ attresses,
ShuCk az Cotton Ma,tre sas,
Blankets and Comforts,
Passage aud Stair Carpets.
Refrigerator, Dining room Chairs,
Walnut Extension Table,
Walnut Hatrack,
China ard CrOckery Ware,
And q great many articles kept in a wsll-furu-
ishCd house.
Terms of tale cash.
H. ZIMMERMAN & SON.
oc2d NJ. G. LUTTRELI. Salesman
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GoD never takes back His gifts m He ever
gave you sight OF His truth and love YOU
nave ~ sun. Clouds may pass between you
and the sun, but they shine on. permanent
ana pure, behind the driving rain, and Will
eealn look out upon you with their calm
eyes, and say, from their inaccessible ana in
hnIte heights, Be patient child, be PATENT
and wait TN all storms and al dark ness snail
have PASSED away forever
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A WILL on A SLATE.-The court OF COM
mon pleas OF Chester county, Pennsylvania
has decided that a writing on slate is not a
good will under the statute which requires
all wills TO "be in writing" Various deci-
sions have been rendered on the question
whether lead-pencil writing, which is easy
OF alteration, is sufficient. The Chester
county court seems to have believed it ought
TO 'draw the line somewhere" and ''dreW
it," at slate pencils.
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THOMAS BOWLING
AuctiOneer and Real Estate Broker
At the old stand OF La.imer & Cleary
Southwest corner Pennsylya nia avenue and llth AZ
SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN NEW JkRSEY ANEN liz EEAR 4,

TRUSTEE'S SALEO IMPROVED PROPERTY
IN NEW JERSEY AVENUE, EEAR Q
e. By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated December
III 10th, loI0. and recorded 10 Liber No 63I at folio
$40, viii cell in front of the premises on a I IS.
DAY, the 18th day Of October, at ) O'Clock D. m ,
lots numbered "A and rs in Wilkes subdivision 10
square No. 634.
The lots front together in one parcsI forty three
ti3l FEET on New jersey avenue, aud back to a
10 foot alley, and are improved with two frame
struC; ures, now occupied a Restaurant.
Terms: One third cash; residue I'm two equal pay
ments At six and twelve months, q be secured b.,
deed al trust on the property. goo deposit when
the property l. struck off, which 10 be forfeited
unless the terms of sale implied wiki within
five days alter sale.
FRED W. JONES. Trustee
CCt2 DIS TUOS. BOWLING, AUct
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ENECUT0R'S SALE nF VALUABLE PROP
LErY IN SQUARE No. 90.
e. BY virtue Of the last Viii and testament of
Iii ames Green, late Of WG.hiat ton county, de
Crs-ed. tho urdersgIe will offer at public sale on
WEDNESDAY, rhs 9th day OF October, 1875, AZ th9
hour Of AZ o'clock p m. the following described
properly, 'iiuated ~ Washington City, District Of
bia, being part Of Lot T. In square 90 Begin
NJ e So feet from street NORTH the east line Of
2l-t street and running north rs feet and inches:
then sast 81 feet tuen south - feet inches then
west - feet, to the end Of foot wide alley; then
north feet then west with said alley 81 feet TO the
beginning, with the rg ht and use of said wide
alley Also, all Of Lot z, being subdivision of said
square, The aid lot fronting 40 feet and inches on
New Hampshire avenue, the north line bel OF feet
Deep and the south line lis feet and I3 inches dee
and the rear line z feet inches; with all the build
il 6 UpoD the same. containing 5,8SI square feet
Terms of sale One fourth cash; balance in s, IL,
and is Cnths the purchaser giving his notes bear
ing per cent interest from the day of sale; decI
given and deed Of trust taken to secure deferred
payments. All convey at he cost Of purcha-
Ter. 2 IA KSO\, FyecutOr
cCtl-5t THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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AN OLD SwINDLE REvIvED.-On Thurs
day last James Richards met Daniel Su!li-
van OF No GO Oliver street, who offered to sell
him watch for -. Richards paid the mon
ey and received the parcel containing, a. he
supposed, the watch, but which, on being
opened, was found TO contain only a stone
Richards met Sullivan again yestcrIay on
South street, and kept him in view while
friend found Officer Henry Hogan OF the OAK
street police, who arrested Sullivan. Upon
being searched the watch and a similar kind
OF stone package was found on Sullivan
VINO was taken To police headquarters, where
be was recognized by several otiicers.-N y.
YlrhlNne. 3nfh.
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THE HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL COMPANY,
confident OF having the Injunction upon their
work soon removed, have opened negocia-
lions for the purchase OF meadow property
lying between the Hackensack river and ST
cemetery as a desirable spot for a depot,
machine shops. etc.
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NuCflnn-er ahu seai Estate Broker,
At the old stand e Latiraar & Cleary
Southwest corner PenIss lvsI.a avenue aud Ilih ST.
TRTSTkt's SALg OF VALUABLE I'M
PRoNtD PROPERTY On NsW JERSEY
ANENTE. NEAR BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD DEPOT.
TM nv virtue of deeis Of trust, datef Ma q.
- lS70. and Decemher 81. 1870 Aui recorded in
Iibet 6H f,iios 43 and =, f1lip sSb, will sell
OF TtEsl AY the 1911 day ~ October, 1873 at
30 O'clOck IN front Of Ihe premises. l. IT. Nos %
. and To- la Wilkes subdivision, ia square No. 63i
Lots Nos. y ard % i'll Dc s9id together They
front IS feet New Jersey avenue ana extend hack
TO an alley, and are improved with 9 rne Brick
Dwelling snd Store.
Lot No. Is is the first from the OF street.
front 2 feet inches on New Jersey nue. and is
inn proved with a Store and Frsm- Dwelling House.
Sale will Con mence with Lot No. Is
Terms OF cate: One third cssh; residue in equal
payments, AZ six and twelve months, with interest,
t. be secured by deed e trust. All conveysDcing
and recording AZ purchasers cost; 500 ou escn
parcel depusited " hen the prop-rty is struck off
Nhich il to he forfeited uni the terms are com
piled with in five dAys ater sale
FRED. W. JONES, Trustee.
octlCtd THOS. BOWLING, Auct.