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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23
c8~ r. G. Handy has just received a
fresh and elegant stock of
READY-MADE

READI-MADE CLOTHING,
to which the attention of the public is
respectfully invited. Besides Clothing,
he has received u good supply of many
other articles usually kept in mercantile
houses. and they will be sold very low for
cash or barter. Call and examiae his
goods and prices. 1t
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23
Monday, October 18th, 1915,

Samuel Pearson vs.. j. N. Wakefield and
Martin u Thompson VS.. j. N. Wakefield.
BY virtue Of two orders of sale, to me
directed, by the Circuit Court of Franklin
county, Team =. | will, on
Monday, October 18th, 1875,
offer for sale to the highest bidder. FOR
CASH, ut the Courthouse door in the town
of Winchester, Tenn, the following dcs-
cribed tract Of land, lying in civil district
No. 4 OF Franklin county, Tenn. Bounded
on the east by G A Hunt, south by lands
Of LipscOmb and Thos Lipscomb, west
and north by j n Wakefield. Levied upon
and sold to satisfy two orders of sale-Onc
tor S2j.77, costs, commissions, &c, aud the
other for $3.50 and costs, &c.
PSTEWART, Sheriff.
Sept. l6-tds ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23

Esq. d. Z, Rice has supplied II great want
OF the people living Oh the mountain in the
10th district. lie has just put up Il saw
mill and is turning out splendid lumber.
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PIANOS! ORGANS !!
McClure's Temple Of Music,
Nashville, Tennessee,

AVING ON HAND 12G Pianos,
IL embracing the renowned makers,
S:einway Sons, Knabe Il Co.. Durham 4
Sons, Haines Observation-Disclosures second
hand, from the above and nearly every
known maker, together with ~ Chnrch
and ParlOr Organs from Burdett. j
Estey II Co., Prince Il Co.. and Others
will offer for the next ninety days instru-
ments ut 70 per cent. less tna usuu'
stoek. Sbort-tlmc paper will be taken III
mart. charging interest on IN Those
who wish to purchase to advantage u
now have an opportunity. Circulars sent
on application, and full satisfaction
guaranteed In case Of sale.
= Having q large stock of Sheet Music
and Small Musical Instruments, can oner
great Inducements. Call and see;
j. MCCLURE.
-.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23

What has become of IL district cores
pondcnts that they have not written us
for quite Il while? Is itpossiblc they have
grown weary in w~cll-doing?
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23

Now Is a good time for mamas to get
their children to take medicine. Tell 'em
you viii take EN- to the clrcus.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23

Now is the time TO insure your dwell
iugs. barns, Sc. BE sure to pltroniar good
companies, such Ms W. j. SLATER repre-
sents.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23
lenehan, Williams & Co.,
DCcherd, Tenn.

One of the firm is in Cincinnati. IN! ing
a stock of Fall and Winter Goods for 1873.
Home journal readers, and all Others,
would do wei to wait and examine their
stock and prices. They defy competition.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23

CB"New stock of Staple Dry Goods
Boots, Shoes, Hats. &c. 4. j. JACKSON.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23

c9y" All kinds of good barter taken IN
exchange for Dry Goods and Groceries.
II. J. JACKSON.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23

M" Fresh stock Of choice Groceries
lust received. Il. j. JACKSON.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23

Lt.-Gcn. a. r. Stewart, of st. Louis, is
visiting his friends and relatives in VIM
chester.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1875-09-23

That man must have n very clotty and
sluggish brain who can say that adycr-
tislng docs not pay. a few weeks since
we wrote II little article about some snake
lfdcs neatly canned, and Il pair of shoes
made OF rOttlc-snakG leather, shown us by
Mr.. j, II. Henderson, of jackson county,
Ala. The article was copied by our az
changes. Anon anne the following letter (;
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NATIONAL MCsEUM,
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION,
Washington, u. c.. August 10, 1871

DEAR Sm!-Noticlug an extract from
your paper relating to the skins Of rattle
snakes and other serpcnts, and their ON
version into shoes, etc, ! beg to enclose Il
letter to Mr.. Henderson,, which you viii
obligc me by forwarding to his address, /
send the letter open, so that yOn may know
the subject Of my communication.
shall bG glad to have your interest in
securing the specimens desired.
Yours respectfully,
SPENCER +. BAIRD.
Editor Winchester Home journal, Win
chester, Tenn.
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Pigue, Manner & Hall VS.. L. L. Best 4

Pigue, Manner & Hall VS.. L. l.. Best Il
j. A. l.. Best.
BY virtue Of an order of sale issued to
me by the Clerk Jt the Circuit Court OF
Franklin county, Tenn, on the 3lst day
| will sell at the Courthouse door in Win
chester, Tenn, to the highest bidder, FOR
CASH, on
Monday, October 4th, 1915,
the undivided interest of j.. A. l.. Best in
the tract of land lying on both sides OF
Elk river and the n. &. Railroad, bound
ed on the north by Hugh McGavock and
| othcts; on the east by the lands Oil
| Warner and others; south by the lands of
Parson llessey, and west by the lands OF
DR.. JohnJ w. Payne, II which Is par
ticularly described by a deed from A.. >
Colyar to Il. J.. Il j. \. l.. Best, dated the
i4th of November, 1871. and registered in
the Registers Office Of Franklin county.
Levied upon DIS The property of said de-
PENDANTS, to satisfy Il judgment in favor OF
Pigue, Manner d Hall for SiGj.5j, and
commission and costs.
/. II. HALL. Dep. Sheriff.
sep9-tJs 9M
Pigue, Manner g. Hall VS.. f. l.. Best & J.
A.. J. Best.
By virtue Of an order OF sale issued to
me by the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
Franklin county, Tenn ,On the 3lst day OF
| August, 1879, in the ab0vc-namcd cause, ]
| will sell to the highest bidder. FORECAST,
at the Courthouse door in the town OF
| Winchester, Tenn, on
Monluy Uctohpr atlI 1871.
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+. l.. Best VS.. A. j. Wiseman, W. II. Fran
els, administrator ofTobc Turncy, decd,
D.. NJ. Darwin, and John G. Enochs.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me direct
ed, by the Circuit Court of Franklin coUr-
ty, Tennessee, In the aboyc-ilamcd cause,
| will, OH
Monday, October 18th, 1875,
offer for sale, before the Courthouse door
In the town of Winchester, Tennessee, TO
the highest bidder, FOR CASH, the fol-
lowing described tract of land, lying in
civil district No. 7 Of Franklin county
Bounded on the north by the lands of 4 l.
Best aud James Wagner, east by the lands
Of Samuel Mowrey, south by the lands of
Samuel Mowrcy and the Vaughan lands,
and west by the lands of Wiley 5 Embrcy
and the Turner heirs (known rs the Unicc
Oakley tlrm.) Levied upon as the proper
ty Of NJ. Darwin (his interest being one
undivided half in said land to satisfy said
order of sale for S2jG,S5, costs, &c.
ii z STEWART, Sheriff
Sept. lG-td, 81
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We forwarded the letter as directed.
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Decherd, Tenn,

Have purchased the stock and fixtures of
NJ. Price, aud would state that they will
continue the business in the same building
occupied by him.
They will keep the very best Drugs,
Chemicals, Oils. Paints, Dye-StuifS. Patent
Medicines, Toilet Articles. &c.. &c.
gS-PrescriptiOns carefully filed at all
hours.
July 9TH, 1915.
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The undersigned would kindly return
his thanks for the liberal patronage he has
received. and most cordially recommends
its continuance to Messrs. lenellan "
Bass. NJ. PRICE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
COTTON MARKETS.

NEW ORLEANS May 1Cotton quiet Mddling, l5',c; net
receipts bales gross 740 bales exports 10 France,
1913 bales Continent 600 Oales; sales l20o bales
stock. 1854 bales. - ..a,,. oo.
CHhRIFsT0S, May I-Cotton quiet and easy Middiing,
l5sc receipts 22 bales sales 100 baes Stock IiOo~
bales ,,,, ,,,. 40, 20
ceipts III bales sales, 800 bales; stock 20 ~ Da's
ST LOUIS May l-COttOn lower; Mddlmg, l0c h'M 1ll'
ding Ia Good Ordinary. lac gross receipts lyu paoS
shipulcDs II bales sales 40 bales; STOCK 55oo odoS
BOsTON May l.-COtOn quiet; Middilng ibEc. ne 10
cept IO3 bales gross 2il6 bales sales l57 Bales sock
1870 bales. mn, IN
MEMrls May LECTION quiet; Mddling l6i4cG o n n re-
cepts 324 bales shipments, J12 bales saes' 'oo oN'
stock 2S, 740 bales. ,,,,,,n XXI
alec Low Mdlne, 15"s l5oc Good oiina1{ saies
receipts, 40 bales; exports coast"lso' -1oD ~
as bales stock II, 964 bales. - ,,.,u,,o ,.l.c g.
Low Middlng 5c Good Ordinary, l44c, net receipts %
bales; sales. 17S bales. ,.,. , .,or,,,o, MID
WILMINGTON, May Lection inactive and nominal MID
ding IS nc receipts 80 bales STOCK i33 bes . q,
GALVESTON. MAY Lotion holiday grOss IeOcipS -
bales; stock, Al, 207 bales .,,,,u 40, aoo,
NAV Lection quiet Mdunhe, lo2C ho'
recoipts $50 bales; gross receipts, 5O4 bales -. -
NogFOLK May Lection quiet Mdding, l6'ic net re
cepts exports cOAstwise 400 bales safes Zoo
bales stock 5035 bales ,,,,,, ,-,-o 40, ro
cepts bales shipments Jj1 bales sales l9O Daes s'o0h
ll,S24 bales ,,,a,;no
Loi syILLE, May LECTION quiet and steady Mlddiins
15tsc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
u F,eeces and the odds and ends

apply only TO Fine Feeces and the ODDS apd snas
and Combing and Deaine selections continue 70 ccu ~
and difficult TO ind snh hoe
OF Doest,c only $500 H. has 70c and this the
highest price yet obtained Pulled Woods are not no nr anu
Extra grades are particularly duh, sales III many
instances having been made ,ou az f,essmre
10 se All tnds OF pued a. fast received holders a
pear 10 have confidence in the future OF the market me
transactions Pulled woods have been the largest io some
weeks comprising upward Of 100000 h. but the demand mas
been almost exclusively confined 10 tine ana ght supef
tate the place Of No Fleece now difficult 10 find The
fact however that large business has been done III Puu
duh market shows that some coCc
sion made induce manufacturers TO
freely California Wool has been faI
10 COS at prices ranging from Ice to Doc for IAN ana
3Od35c. for sprug The sales OF new spring IN hQs' Ia
stances barely been sales OF ono ana
Fleeces xxx, medium and No J. at 52d1o2
M and Xxx Michigan As 2052lgc Western ana other
Pieces heavy 45ds9c COmbiDg and Deane Freezes o4a
70c unwashed COmbing 39G47 c Secured 49caS super
and Pulled
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

IlvKrroo- May m-Coon is dul o Mid haes
rplands 7TsoS Mddng Orleans, SID; saleS, VVV oAioo'
melndng GOO bales speculation and export ,,oa
IONDoS May l-lS0 m-PaTis dispatches quoVe i'''e'
q 63L Zoe. 49,. -o,,o, nm thu ass
LIvERPoo, May ll30 ssles OF Cotton on }ng psSs
of Midllng Upands, nothing below Good ordinary, ~
bic NAV and June at i3ed, do nothing below LOW MID
ding deliverable June and July, al sd also al.s OF me d
al Tib,.d. do do deliverable MAY and june az leu.
Breasus quiet Cheese ~ e"L ioI TIE peS' sia
Of American fine. Lard, 6sl y cwt ,,-. l.. .,,o onor
IoSDoS NAV 10 D. mhe rate Of discount IN 'he open
mari ct for three months bills 3s per cent when 10 pei
$50 IoS mon Nav mTIaow, ~ 90i4 y cwt Refined
Petroleum, 9I0934d. Y gal r, .s.. =, nrl,,on with.
LONDON May $50 y. m-The amount OF oul = N no1
drawn Bank OF England on Dai"uct tton To-
INEaPOO Nav 1850 y. m.-Of the ssIts i |o''on W.
asy & 700 hales were American. 49,. ...o ,o,,oe ot
osnoS Nav l-6 D. dispatches quote Rentes al
64f SC. 81. -, co,,on m tho basis
Of AidGlng upanis nothing below Low MIddhg sMppeu
July anu Anguss az 49,. ..sooa on Or 3 q cAYt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO Nav 1-Recepts for week: Cattle, 2j37G hors
Gl774; .heep $3.50 week Last year: ae i93o.
hogs 81 900 sheep 40 Received for Aprt Cattle Vd
hogs 90 j69 sheep month last year logs
81 345 since January 1i305l6 last year. l02 aver
age weight OF hogs prl 20G9 10; last year. ~ aver
age gt since close of packing season. 209a To- nAh
duh and weak undr continued HeaVy rcccSi
quality fair; distlers closing gradually throughout me
Wost which accounts for large receipts; Closing
AT Sj4S5 40; fair 5O0S5 10 good 20 SOd6 So choice
So 4UGs 10 extra stock steers, $3.50 butchers caue
70 80; Door, 90 j0dSl; no Texans on sale 1900.
HOGS close fairly active; about all sold; Workers, 81 3@
81 IS Heavy 81 6Oa$S So Extra so 7Jas9 Buzz - 20
as ,,.--,-. a.
duh and easy; shorn SO GOG$6 20 Wooied 70 20
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YoRK. satnrday. Nav l. 1875.
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.


fI Pnd sIS' Rcn;cn cvr o. ,n io MScan sas0oo
East washingtonpl4ee' No TO- a bii''e 10000
Jefferson st. " cor 81 cr neIiy 5000
M9rgsha 70 i25 Of HvingOn 251iOO Ash
s5 to s%lsh i OF RvngiOnst 35IlCoi :, oo
smith to 10 I Yen y. Soy: q Adams to lcyn. l5o75
-. MMEspace' NO lo'9 D. 800 -. 5000
warrenst 40 d. 2ilA ie4'enou -" 1880
v ref to 81 No H. the orphan Asylum SCOT oso
wetst 10 II sot 70 aud BARBARA Mincr $1,000
Winiamst' NO 2e7 s. @UiAooo' "-sAe $4,000
IAN St, ~ !, ehs oI ref to Chesiefmsn 400
10Th St So S Sts east F FL Sp - XSvier 245OO
i7 Tn It, =. ' les 25xo2 Lever !, 100
9Fe 70 S n east Of isavc 25i92 Lever =, ooo
ss % No 49, SSnR sIf i15 Finer 1890
Sstst s. 10 i H. e; OF 1850
' ksst r1 n e. 100 Mary Bs% ,oo
Stist n s. io. lSS ~, CO $1,000
4oth st. s l Z. e; 1 $500
i2d st. , s. $ a. l " p. 1850
3 a. I69, IT, ~ e 81 Hypo e 1850
4Sthst 8 g. 800 II W, OF 5000
S5ot SfSriG sW Apio to 10000
49,hs SA Ar 1t W es 900
6ist-st Z A0 ite Oh 'lna.e 1880
53d At n g. 1904 It Of I'd ave, 1sl0Xl0o5 also stnP
on g. So # u Of 53dst O3N4t3; Moses Ey REL ooo
53t s'ns 10 IL " Of 9th.sye 25xl0O; Chrsana p oo
Bolrnann \ striker o'Ioo
oI aht s., i NJ pn " VI $4,000
o7-. ~ 3 ~ !! on6 % $4,000
'S5hs, to b ST1 pa art 5000
SJ lee 81 10 Il lee - 10000
l09h.st s. 400 It Of 2dave, 25Il0Oll; Farrell ooo
1 70 aTls 2io4 Of Avcnnc A. 5s3xioOii AIDE.
lade Edge Geraldine NJ Pine. 4o,ooo
~ ne1 30, jsa fo o VIA $500
80 + sofke e. Ii and Spaading 10000
ay N 5IP Oh 1850
Woedrlf ave west Southern Boulcvarrl Tot 20. par
ttion map. Il r walker estate, l6oXlj.l; 7 40
Walker 10 W walker. aoo
Il MHrphy 70 4 iebert 1900
"a .o aSf f. Fr oe sine schmidt 800
dunn Bnnn 40 ''O i''4'O 1920
2d oC IL wct ten !, $4,000
. ave " a sO5 II Of 5st.st 2Ox7O; c II Wetjen to
Seiappert and c schlachter 1900
3daVe. 5. 80 n n Of l4th-st l7xlOO Il Stuyve-
SAINT TO Hen iGase y year Bsr y1r vor,i:on, 100
Eabets ann wife Of + Dixon 70 scher,ng jr $500
w + fors ANN. s. 900
LEASES RECORDED.
pr,aawav No 5e7 mari of store year ... 81. 600
nIson II : " cor Hubert ST. T. > years per year. 200
Ludlow No 81 years per year l,h~o
3ls 81 49, West years, per year 2lOu
4sth 81, No b. West years per year 23oO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

eovAdo at $50 $50 hhds do at sc 100 boxee Cayed ~
As 725 hhds Cuba Museovado at See 200 hhds 9o ~
fS 100 hhds de- ct so and 80 hhds MsTnane AZ rh e%
We Good Refining Cuba Mt I.Ino
Dc 81 Ss,sasSc Centrifugal hhds and boxes 5000
eood request a. saeS for soft 1 xsSw :r pSSders
lOS.c Granused stock May i, le2 psgs
Brazil 1903 bags Manila 304 bags java lilo: DAY go ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

HEFDS-There sales of clover 70 report pu.
no change in prices; Western and Choice At l@+@l-s'
Timothy without business nom1nay al ~ bu ,,o, a.
srEARlN-The market is dul and prices are homni ~
lbdl6 ec. for Western. -, .hoao
light sales Of $1,000 n at 9d9ec The latter
city. ....o,,o,,v
sWiIIsKY-Hoders arc their demands consequently
there s only dimnuve emphasized 90 DDS sou
al 81 Ia and 90 bDls. Alcohol at 81 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
WOOL MARKET.

posrox Hsy mo important change In the wool
saie Of hayo been made At previous rs but
~ u,essre sell the part OF holders and AL arc
10 cose up fast a. possible ana 70 DO 80 arc
wiling 70 meet b1yeSs ~ h'~shs "@41~ Assss A~eSeA>
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
BrookIpn Real @state for Sale.
,orNn - M 0OA Montague-st.

ID s. BUssING jry No. 2o4 M1nta e EssI
II. o,ontinental Buifdingl Brooklyn, BkohEi III hcaD
tsT TF and ORTGAGFS offers for sale Tor cas OF ~ AZ
change Tor country residences or farms within
,,nrr M New York HOUSES IN best sections Bioovno
every DESCRIPTION story and basement orcs Io
81 6o and same size stone fronts Tor touVo snh uP
ward Parties wishing 10 purchase can hay Ign ~ 'I III
The Iist OF nearly 200 houses one 10 suit ueii Pa
trnlar wants The property in tho vicinity Q fIospec ns
both improved and Unmpr0yed 10 to great eyton. W no
~ The alvertiser "a for tho prnepM eWhoIh rh
chasers can now some decided bar gains nego
ta Of transactions In real estate By exchange or otherws
speciality with the aiyeTtsed VINO Is Of
facilities that particular branch OF business
property wishing change the character Of their rear y,
Investments NAV find 10 to their advantage o communicate
with he Correspondence with parties not residing
IN Brooklyn solicited giving description OF any prosry u
may Xchange Loans on bona ana foftSaHeu VI
New York Brooklyn real estate promptly 0btanen uap
tas can learn excellent opportunities for Investment on
application advertiser, without charge Liberal %
us made with class builders desiring 0pnchase Du
ing arranged etc Several parcels Oh wen ON,
% exchange Tor DINER rear tste
CIV ar Country REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BONDS, an
absolute security, protected by hrst Zen on pvSeI
and their principal guaranteed am
prompt interest paid by the Equitable Trust Company WIN
paid up capital OF Sl,0OOOOO and eZOOOOO surplus ~,
by subscriber brooklyn agent Fun printer oeu'
sent per mail on application t . ,,oo,,u,
K. 8. KISSING. jr, 20i Montaguest, brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
Gin Real estate for 5ale.

GREAT BARGAIN.-For SALE or to LET,
n elegant brown stone HOUSE no 10 East
4Gthsi o5NG2x 100 Will be sold very low price
terms OF rented for Of years ). EDDY, No. Park
place
EOR SALE, LEASE, or RENT-1he four
j FIVE story brick BUILDINGS corner West and Des-
brossessls Apply at 2j5 Mestst
L,OR SALE-TwO five-story brick BUILD
INGS best location Westst Apply on premises No
26s Westst
LNOR SALE or to LET-An elegant full-size
i HOUSE. Just out OF Fhaye. and near Dr. Halls new
church will be disposed Of low To- responsible party
applied Address NJ. ID. H. Box 1854, Post
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
DUBLIC SALE OF THE BRIERFIELD

Il IRON WORKS PROPERTY
UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF AN ASSIGNMENT IN
TRUST November last the undersigned for the
WORKS COMPANY, a corporation created by ACrof the
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF ALAB. 4, which is RE
dersigned IA TRI srEES viii ON SATURDAY, the 10Th
DAY OF MAY NEXT, in FRONT Of the PQSEoFFlGE IN
DER public auction ue entire property and estate belong
Ing the BKIERFIELD IRON Works COMPANY and
Known the sRItRFIEJD IR9X PRoPERT9 Consisting pd
fUkNACh completed and IN Ise, SECoSD FuK HHA
BUILbiNG i PA a SHOP BRASS foGNDERY CRU.
CIBLES, TONGS, &C. BLACKSMITH SHOP, LINE KILN,
AND ALL NECESSARY BUILDINGS FOR REsIDENC rs,
FOR OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF THE COMPANY.
absolute title about 1000 ACRES with the perpetual ght
10 timber with \ TRAM ROAD connecting the ROLL
ING MILL and FOUNDER with tho FURNACE about 2'4
This property il situated about so miles north Selma i'm
mediatey the Selma Rome and Dalton Railroad IN healthy
country well wateIed. - -
The property contains rich deposits Of HEMATiTE ORE,
penty Of limestone in the Rmeate ncehborhoo and good
,G for %asns Ordinary and y and an oS o. ava
distant said Ia make good coke.
The pig ron rolled ron and cotton ties made az Briehed
BRIERFIELD IRON now commands in the Western markets
THE HIGHEST , PRICES Pad and Is used for CAR
The property would afford many advantages for making in
addition 90 the manufacture OF iron carwhee cotton Ties
&C. railroad cara wagons carts and other panAuon nipple
The country yellow pine other timber of
Terms sale cash. but II supposed purchaser for
able credit for OF the purchase money Capt Avis
the premises viii show the property aud exhibit map Of the
lands
The title property deemed goo its validity having
been expressly recognized by decision VI the Supreme Court
OF the | nited states. r. w. PETrUS
March u. 1875. trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
Citn propertr co fet.

A TWO NEAT FLOORS, 100 East 51st-
"A st. near Iexingtonav LIEF from the let OF MAY
paTlOr kitchen, and three bedrooms each gas nAIc &c,
f2j and s2S per month.
GOAL DEALERS-RUILDEkS vacant
" LOTS 10 LEASE 2G3 West 18th st. moderate building,
loan coal yard j. W. liam, e 30 9TH ay 10 70 IL
nOCTORs OFFICE to LET-Fully and
nicely furnished front paror Of house l45 Wet Forty
nrst-st.; reasonable. ID. r4iOhFsOS & nON it"s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
Marbinrrr.


Established 1921. ..xru
THOMAS T. TAsKER STEPHEN r. u 'A'~-
MORRIS, TASKER & Co.
vi PASCAL IRON WORKS.
PHILADELPHIA
TASKER IkON WORKS
NEWCASTLE, DEiAwAhk
Office FIN and Tasker sta, PhiaielpliA -.
Once and Warehouse. NJ. 10 Coolest New-forE
Office Warehouse No. 80 Oliver ST. Boston ,.,, al
Manufacturers Wrought Iron " eidei Iuoes Pi~"-
yanzed and rubber coated gas steam and Matrr
LAP.WELDED CHARCOAL IRON BolLEh iVDi
OIL WELL TIL BING AND CASING. .,.,,ra AND
GAS AND STEAM FIrfkNGS, BRASS VALVE
COCKS
GAS AND STEAM FILTERS TOOLS
CAsTIRON GAS AND WATER PIPE
STREET LAMP POSTS AND LANTERNS
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPARATUS, &C.
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY c., ~ OuD
WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ArrENIIoNT , rT w"
PATENT VuLCANIZED RuBBEhCOAIEu ieos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
Ginautial.

EOR SALE-JacLson County, Missouri, per
cen; Ron DS at zoe and accrued interest For patucu'
lars address DAVID HOOD. l,427 Vinest, Philadelphia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03

~ SONS OF LARGE AND SMALL MEANS TO IN
VEET-The WEST POINT MANUFACTUKING COM
PANY organized with authorized capital of 100000
(shares $3.50 Tor The purpose 81 operating nourng mn OF 80
run burTs in United Sates, WOODEN,
PAPER and oil mill agricultural mandatory. The
tie country,
over power Tie offered Tor sale and
each person 90 shares lot valued at Zoo VIII be
given 40 shares, lot worth 500 100 shares lot worth
5000 Lots will the mills when the mills b1it The
lois will increase shares cost and the investors
will double money the irs year The Company IL con
fdent Of making per capital stock Hon. John
D. Neigh President of the Company has the best references
&c For further information address J. d. NEIlGi OF
LIVINGSTON d Co., Agents 239 Broadway, ew-YOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
EflarbIe an1 Slate nlantsls.
Storage.

EXTINCTION CENTRAL STORAGE WARE
4 HOUSE. 100, ILL., ll3, us East iith st. Suoynla
Grand Central Depot-StorageO Of all descriptions OF iaho.i
baggage cases exclusive use OF separate ROOMS ni
vaults, &C. CORNELIUS % REILLY BROS. ftoprleeoS
CrORAGE FOR FURNITURE, DC. .,...
- Parties who would Ike TO have their goods sor ~ "a
uams destroyed by moths viii do vel ~ sehh . a,A
PICkHARDTS STOREHOUsE, 2lo West Thirty se'''~
furniture warero0ms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-03
+ 0ST or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No.
COLORADO CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY, I

OFFICE CENTRAL RNuRoAD co. OF NEw-JRRsEY,}
1I9 LBFRTY. ST., NEW YORK; April IL, 1875.
NOTICE is hereby given that the annual
~ MEETING Of the STOCKHOLDERS Of the CENT!tAL.
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEWJERSEY 10 ELECT
NINE DIRECTORS Tor the next ensuing will be
Of the Company at jersey CITY, between the
hours OF II o'clock and O'Clock of FRIDAY May
next transfer books Will De closed from Friday the 10th
inst, TO Saturday the 9Th prOxmo ~ o,, =,