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The daily gazette., 1877-07-12
New Castle Letter
SEVERE sTORM--FAsT DRIVING
NEW STORE, ETC..

NbW oAoh13 6AOs
From Our Regular Correspondent.
New CASTLE, July IL.
The city and vicinity was visited yes
terday afternoon by terrific wind storm
accompanied with rain that did consider
able damage TO the trees.
One Green, col, with white comrade
came over here TO strengthen their con-
stitutions with little of our river breeze.
Now instead of attending to the breezes,
they undertook to wreastle with one
John Barleycorn and finding him more
than amatch, took to their carriage and
began driving about the streets at dan
gerous speed. Officer Connor was soon
on hand and taking them before the
Mayor, fine of So 90 and costs was i'm
posed and paid, they at once left tue city
wiser, quieter, sadder and even slower,
than they had entered.
James Faulkner has leased the build
ing on Pearl street, lately used as an
office by G.. Lambson, and will open
therein boot and shoe shop. We pre-
dict for him a fair ahare of the public
patronage.
b. f. Stradley, our plasterer, has COM
pleted the work on the residence of Mr..
George Edwards and 1t is said to be one
of The finest specimens of work in that
line. We congratulate friend Stradley
| on his success.
The Railroad Company have put new
facing to their wharf, which as soon as
filled will add to the appearance of our
river front.
This morning after service at st. Peter:
church, Mr.. James Cerew, of Troy, N.
Y, was married to Miss Mary Murphey,
of this city. They at once left for New
| York.
The 7.55 train this morning took about
200 for Mt. Cuba, it being the day SCI
apart for the excursion of the M. E. Sun
day school.
Charles Gaskill, of the firm of Nc
Caulley and Gaskill, met with severe
accident few days ago rendering hin
unable to work.
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DID NOT Cone OFF.-The game Of
base ball announced for yesterday after
noon tetween the Quicksteps, uf this
city, and the Defiance of Philadelphia,
did not come off, owing to the severe
rain storm which prevailed. The storm
not only prevented the game, but washed
several large eullies in the oultield and
blew down portions of the fence in the left
and centre fields. The damage will be
repaired immediately.
On Saturday, the Quicksteps will play
the Star club, of Kelleyville, Pa, and
during next week they will secure games
with the Mutual, Athletic and Defiance
clubs, of Philadelphia.
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LOCAL 4 IME TABLE.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON,


~ n LAD &C elphia: 221, GAO, 6.55, $40, O. 90,
~ 1Vieo a. m; l237, ~ 40, Q. 80, 4.3O,
Ia 4 =; p; ~; on sundays: 22l, slOa.
New ork: 22{, 947, a m, 70 81, 70 40,
o p ~; on Sundays: 22t a m.
8altlmoie and Washington 1 ()6. q 40
he , " ot, z 59. 8 90, 9 SO pm; on Sundays
tort Deposit; 4 sc p m; no Sunday
New Castle: 8, 90, o 80 a m; 80, 8 80 p
no Sunday train.
y oeIaWare l,'' II. r.: Os, o 80 m; 80 p m;
illnihgton & Northern r. r.: 6 40 a
10 p IN; no ,unday train.
elhware Western r. r.: 10 20 q m; 5 80
iu' on Sundays; IL 81 I'M
RAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
Philadelphia: 12 SO, s "a, o "a a m; 12
s + H+i, II 81, 3 55, 4 81, B a. 6 70, 725,
10! 'o' ool' u 10 p m on undays: IL Sc,
~a m 80, . 81, IL l0pm.
NeW YORK ~ 56, 8 "a "a M; IL a, 70 5e
4 ~ ~ ~ al m; on Sundays; IL 56 a m
T. a. Baltimore: 2 Is, 941, a m; 1877, 70 80,
Ip' w. % p IN; ON Sundays: lS m 8 3t
N a, Washington 2 1s a IN 1927, 70 3s
4 Ip, ~ y 1t m; on Sundays: Is a m; Al
~ rat rort Deposit: 90 m no Sunday
',h New Castle: Z 80, 90 am 1900 m
n, ~, q 40, I O5 p m; no sunday trains.
b'. n Dela ware r. X : 80 a m; 20, 40 /
em' no no sunday trains.
.n wilmington d Northern R. r.: 10 D
III 50 p m; no unday trains.
q |n ~ delaware West IN r. R.:7 90 m
~ IN; on sul. days: 6t0pm.
PINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE PHIL
ADJ LPHIA.
Pnn m Broad street and Washington ave
1e Io Z 80, 90, 10 20, 40 a m; 80 8 30
daV,o 10, 6 90, 6 4b, 8 40, il 10 p m; ;on Sun
IosT; ! 80 a m; co % 40, u 80, p m.
~ =. ihilty-> ecoI d al d Market streets
40, II 80 m, l. 10, 8 60, 8 10, IL 40 p N
y" sundays: 20. II 20 p m.
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A FINE CRAFT.-This morning the
new sailing pleasure boat Deu1 S9urs,
(the two sisters) built for chief Justice
Comegys, by Thomas Drien q Son. of
this city, left for her destination, Reho-
both beach. The craft, which is finely
finished, is feet beam, 21 feet, 4 inches
long, and feet and l inch deep, is rig
ged with mast, boom, and gait. She is
built entirely Of walnut, with the excep-
tion of the bottom, which is constructed
of white cedar. All the wood material
on the farm of his Honor. The vessel,
which is built entirely for pleasure, is for
the use of the two Misses Comegys, and
during the summer season will be used
at RehoboIh, after which it will be taken
to Rehoboth Lake, on the farm of the
Chief Justice, situated near Rehoboth.
Mr.. King, of this city, will sail the boat
down to her destination, and she will
have on board 500 pounds of ballast. Mr..
King will arrive at Rehoboth some time
tomorrow, if everything proves favorable
I SALE OF MoNEY.-At the regular
monthly meeting of Diamond State Asso-
citation. last evening, $3.50 sold at 25 pei
cent. premium, and $500 at 20. The re-
maining receipts were applied TO the
payment of matured shares OF first series
stock.
BERRIEs.-The shipment of berries
yesterday, over the Delaware r. r.,
amounted to nearly four car loads. They
were all consigned to Jersey City.
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EXPECTED TO SURRENDER.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
LONDON, July II
The Russian garrison at Bayazid is ex-
pectrd to surrender, owing to the terrible
sufferings Of the troops, having neither
provisions nor water. The garrison still
holds the citadel. There have been
fresh movement of forces operating in
Bulgaria. The Russians are still march
ing towards Tirnova.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
CAUSE OF RUSSIAN DELAY
ON THE DANUBE.
A Decisive Battle Expected
TO CROSS THE DANUBE
ATTWO MORE POINTS,
A RUSSIAN BEsIEGING ARMY ADvANc-
ING ON RUsTCHUK-KARs NO
LONGER BELEAGUERRD-
ENGLAND's FLEET AT
BESIKA BAY,
LONDON, July IL, 1871


The Herald correspondent ip Vienna
telegrsphs that two more crossings OF
the Danube by the Russians are i'm
minent. One Of these will be made
into the Southern Dobrudscha, SO as to
get in the rear of the Turkish force
lying between Medjidie and Kustendje
and the other near Kalafat. The Rou-
manians will probably participate in
the movement at the latter place.
PREPARING FOR DECISIVE BATTLE.
The Turks are preparing for deci-
sive battle west of Shumla, and rein
forcements are pushed forward with
all possible despatch. Every available
man will soon be at the scene of action,
and a battle that will doubtless have a
considerable effect on the issue of the
campaign may be expected before long.
The Russian force which crossed at
Sistova is now well provided with
everything, and cannot much longer
delay offensive operations on large
scale.
RustchDk to be Besieged.
The Twelfth and Thirteenth Rus
sian army corps, which constitute the
army under the Czsrowitch to which
has been assigned the task of besieg-
ing Rustchuk, are already nearing
that fol tress.
| General Camcowski, hitherto com
mandiDg the Twelfth corps, is chief OF
staff to the Cz4rowitch and the Grand
Duke Vladimir succeeds to the COM
msnd Of the Twelfth corps. The alb
sence of the supporting in fantry force
which is at Bjela -etaIds the invest
ment of Rustchuk.
communication is now open betw eer
Bjela and Tirnova and line OF tele
graph Is In full operation from Bjels
to Sistova. This shows that q large
section Of Bulgaria Is completely al
the Russians, and that the Turks, in
fact only command within the Quad.
rilateral.
Building Railroad.
1t is reported in Bucharest that the
Gear has ordered the construction Of 8
railway from Sistova to Tirnova.
A Sharp fight.
On July Q the Twelfth regiment o.
Cossasks. commanded by Colone
Cherkilasoff had an engagement viii
Two regiments of Turks at Beklause
he fight lasted considerable time
and several dashing charges Were
made. The result was a partial sue
cess for the Cossacks although the
odds against them were very great
and they were not we'll supported.
KARs BEsIEGED NO LONGER.
A Russian official despatch, dated Alex
andropol, July 9, virtually admits that tht
siege of Kars has been raised. The di spatcf
Is as follows :-"General Melikoff, being ap-
prised OF q movement of Mukhtar Pasha't
troops toward Kars, in order to place the
troops besieglng Kars in position to mov'
with greater readiness, suspended the bonn
bsrdment, sent the siege artilleryto Kuruk
dara and Alexandropol, concentrated thu
greater part of the cavalry at Khsjivali t.
protect communications and stationed thu
infantry at Zlini.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-12

The Triumph Truss Is a marvel of
mechanical ingenuity and accuracy and
hence if properly adjusted will hold any
Hernia in practice, when the Triumph
Rupture Cure, will infalhbly and speedily
cure it. These wonderful appliances are
sold at 1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
and 334 Bowery, New York where the
Truss is t0dTrdnted, and the Cure Guar
aateed. Send 10 cents for Descriptive
Book, to either Office. If.
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STRAY w AIFS

City Council meets this evening.
Star and Young Mems Loan Asso-
Citations meet this evening.
A regular meeting of the Historical
Society will be held tonight.
You'll miss it if you don't go on the
'B. C's." moonlight excursion on
Wednesday, 25th inst.
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'orms ! Worms! Worms !!

kunkel's Worm Syrup never falls
troy Pin, Seat and Stomach worms
pnkel, the only successful physician
.emoVes Tape worm IN two hours,
lsil mead, and no fee until removed
on sense teaches if Tape worm be
an olner worms can be readily
e1; send Tor circular to f., r Kun
u N9rlh Ninth street, Philadelphia,
= ~ cal on your druggist for bottle OF
'eis worm syrup, price 81. II never
june 8.
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Fashionable Furniture |
j. & ]. N. HARMAN
No 40 King street,
WILMINGTON, DEL.

s7s.yx-4 We respectfully inform the citi..
esnstSs$SS zens of Wilmington, and the sur.
II rounding country that we continue
~seAAe TO manufacture and keep on hand
at our large and long established ware
rooms, Furniture of every variety and
sty le, consisting of Mahogany, Rosewood
and Walnut Furniture suitable for parlor,
and chamber uses.
Our assortment of Furniture is larger and
more varied than can be found In Delaware,
and all articles sold at our establishment
are warranted as represented.
Venitian Blinds Of the most fashionable
designs made TO order and kept constantly
on hand. We also manufacture and con-
stantly keep large assortment OF Spring
Hair, Moss and Husk Mattresses.
j. 4 j. N. HARMAN,
41O King street, Wilmington
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ANOTHER STRIKE.
'aph to the Gazette.

by IeItgTdPH 10 tH6 GHltIUe'
PoTTsvILLE, Pa, July Il.
The employees of the Buck Ridge Col
liery at Shamokin, owned and operated by
May, Audenried Il Co., of Philadelphia,
struck this morning, on account of the
wages Of last month being fifty per cent.
below the basis. The colliery employed
about 200 men and boys.
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SWALLOWED A WHlsTLE.-Yester'
day Frank Mccall son of Officer
Joseph Mccall while blowing one Of
those Fat tin whistles, accidently swal
lowed 1t. For a time the little fellow
was very much frightened but he soon
recovered from his fright. Thus far il
has caused no pain.
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PEREMPTORY COMMANDS.

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
LONDON, July PA dispatch from
Constantinople says, the Sultan has sent
peremptory commands to Abdul Kerish
Pasha, to advance, and battle is likely
to open Immediately on the Rasgrad
Shumla line.
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Weather Report,

INDICATIONS FOR THIS AFTERNOON.
By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
WASHINGTON, July II.
For lower lake regions and middle At
lantic States, stationary or higher pres
snre and temperature and variable winds,
mostly from the South, and clear and
partly cloudy weather.
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Farmers IL DrOvers Bank, Louisville,
hy.. Treas.

The public is respectfully notified that In
CONSEQUENCE of the precedent established by
the former Company. and not wishing to
make O scaled or fractional rawing, the
management have made a short postpone
ment of sixty days. While regretting 10
ask the Indulgence of their patrons even
for this short period, 1t is on their account
that this postponemen is made, as many
have ex pressed their wishes that this Draw
ing should be "a full one.
The Company is pleased to announce
that the Court of Kentucky have decided
that the charter under which their distribu-
tions take place is
LEGAL BEYOND QUESTION.
Hence. sustained by law. and the receipts
being most encouraging, the manag ment
emphaticaly state that this Drawing VIII
positively take place on August B tn
OR MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED IN
FULL
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6972 Cash Prizes amounting to $3lO'0Oo
Whole Tickets $40, Halves So. (luorter 81 81
IL Tickets 800, 33h Tickets 1870, 664
Ttckets $500.
Remittances can be m ale ny Mail Fx'
press, Draft r o. Order or Registered Let
ter made payable to q. W. Barrow @
All COMMUNICATIONS connected wit the
Distribution, or orders for tickets an up,
plications of Agents to sell tickets, sho"'d
be addressed to
C. W. BARROW o.
General Managers.
Courier journal Building, La u.s, lille. Ky.
Or THOS. II. HAYS CO..
GENERAL. EASTERN AGINT5
Remember Aug. 30 6N Broad \.
No time Tor delay now. jylo-d& WIN
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THE NEW FERRY BoAT.-Tte new
ferry boat being built for Il g West
Jersey Ferry Boat Company isi now
having her boiler put in.
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FOUND DEAD.

This morning, the body of an un-
known m an was found lying along
side of the p. W. Il B. r. r. near
Newark. 1t is supposed that ne was
run over by one of the trains last night.
Coroner Rose and deputy Coroner Nc
Caffrey went down to Newark thii
morningt to Investigate the matter.
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CAMDEN CAMP.-The drawings for
lots took place at the Camden camp
grounds on Thursday afternoon last
About 60 lots were located. The bread
tent was let to |. G. Lofand, of Dover,
at $131.50. The horse pound was let TO
John Montague, of Wyoming, at $25.
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REINFORCEMENTS.

By Telegraph to the GAZETTE.
LONDON, July -.
The Khedive of Egypt has sent the
Sultan reinforcement of 20, 900 men.
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HARDWARE

AT NO. 214 MARKET STREET.
Having resumed business at the old stand
formerly occupied by John A. Duncan, we
have laid In a well selected stock OF goods.
in our line. Our prices will be found 10 be
as low as any other house In the city.
DUNCAN BROTHERS,
2l4 Market Street.
apf17-d&W
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MOVEMENTS OF GEN. GRANT.

By telegraph to the GAZETTE.
FRANFoRT-oN-rHE-M MAIN, July -.
General Grant and party have arrived
in this city, and were warmly welcomed. Z.
The General will be entertai ned Tonight
at grand banquet at Palm Garden.
The daily gazette., 1877-07-12

Searching will discover all things; and
to discover as well as remove impurities
of the blood, the best blood searcher is
Dr. Bulls Blood Mixture.
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ohMER BOARDERS WANTED AT
a G%Nek y rings, near Du font Station,
X. X. five miles IRON Wilmington.
''-im Apply to Il. q. SUTTON.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE CANADIAN ORANGEMEN.
By Telegraph TO the Gazette.
MONTREAL CANADA

..|f July IL lsV.OV a. III.
Rev. Mr.. Dundid, will preach the an
nual sermon to the Orangemen to-day,
at Knox Church. A few of the Orange
men have set out on excursions to
Lachulle and Brockville, but the majority
have remained IN town.
A very uneasy feeling prevails in the
entire community, The principal streets
are lined with loafers, who seem to be
spelling for row. Nothing has occur
red up to this hour, with the exception Of
trifling scufile at Victoria Bridge, last
night. The police force has been doubled
and the military are under arms, ready
for any emergency. The police are arm
ed with breach leaders.
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No one can develop the grace of meek
ness by listening to crying Baby. Stop
Its fr-tfulness by curing the Colo with
DR.. Bulls Baby syrup. Price % cents.
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r OST-This morning between 18th and
IL King streets, and 3rd and Shipley, a
plain gold bracelet, marked @. H. g. , TO II.
II. G. Del, 1861. A suitable reward will
be paid Dy returning it 10 1000 Market st.
jyt2-it
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WILMINGTON MARKETS.

<WILMINGToN, Del. July 70, 1877.
Atons at the Brandywine Mills for
Ind Grain-Corrected Daily.
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=, nno,inr-Mn,,on granted, costs

.norsnsuu, Jcnne-s agt Ducking-Mcuon granted o'S'
% abide event; memorandum o,trion
nv TndCe Vsn Brunt.-Abrahams aGt Hyuah-op'"i'"'
circuit Part IT.-Bv Judge Van Bunt.0Ackie%H I ~
At wesfervet t-Moton for a new trial grantehi @A'
abide event
S,,,,reme Covri-S,lecg' Term-Bv Judge freennalm; nl
x,,i-., sr Tfe Corsolifafe Fruit Jar Counanv-N,1
tc mn anraut secunv a. prescith Nv ,s,,on
Ioqn 951 and 1852 Alexander oct. Hffe'si ',,,cs
Of Aofenia0fs cost slDs
~ fral strauss Sainger etcMotion "5.l act
ii,arC in,uncfion diecesc' with 81 costs C- ~ pct
Kriir Motion vranfe7 vyi.h 81 costs ,rn 1919 "a An, se.
,,-, ~ oi Nation c~,nte1 nsnfit r. lo.u ~ - .,
sr.fiou prorro9 on n1vuenf % n ~ t fu 80, %. Al
o,.,lst,, ,no.ion (. ractc et al At i,,,,. a., T.,
perr~-ce o. icra' rrc-no-anl'1n - ~ l.tig VII
~ divorce in aN''' ol PIN
.. - l,.,to-- =. el-Orfer settled Hr,nffnH y S,ot
- Ta,.i~h Coldschrn'ff -No o. Rit''
a. -r,e,, ~ co.-s inq"esfs end plalniIl 3 =. ,t
81 motion Brown a~t van ei a.; li'N
an ,s,l I,eferrrce c-lerad Meyers - al AT No.s
Con- mission cf'f"' IS -N ~
-.si,~ a., act g,hHitf.-rTn' rtasin@ apnroN~i On uS
,.i,, Fian art Sfudwc. T'dt'd states Me,llll -,
,o~f-r Co act NcTe27 etc. lus20uiF a"t " 't-i o' 90
-So ~ . Sane act same no 2).-oricrs granted
Common pl,ye-VT,ecoI T7Tp-Bv lndrc Robinson.
r,-,re act Pove.-Or'er si~ued. Hc-ck'n erl >tu,--
- Orfor Granted gre mattcr of ~mvf'e.- l''ct'
--d Keti agf Keff-RofcIef'e ordered Ired'lsN ~.
s-,,~s Co-rrr4aioo ordered pcttnr 49,. Prirc'.-N'
,nr order - eva~linc he defo1dsnt Primo before l
so~.ed rochr,nc qrt Van RtUst et 1-fnuon % 9l.l.
feq1ont denied with $40 costs procee ings '>'S'' w"
leqve q renew ,,.,.. ., ~, 90. ~o.toar. HINT
A. colicau.-Case settled.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. ooo
snn nSes BOO Moon sonths s.sl Noon'saco DAYS 26
miH wATEE TO-DAY -,
,t troot 34Gl GOV Tsiaud. 42j Hell Gete..... tl4
4''''. YI.W wirrr TO-DAyr 80
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s-psr,rr Cor-ur-Cu,vrr Do~ohle Is o. % o. ll!'
= ,ye 1Qr o1- on 2l2 % SO sra 81 'f. t- 0oJ'
Itc 80 400 sqL 2a4 29j. Sos 991 400 ! to2 to'.
,f,prrv C0rpr-TRIN TTav-pt7r II--h,r, ~ n ,o5,,
,Qq o1FT 2022 210l 1917 942l, Zl3l --l-' 1%io
eoft olr5 Qol7- g2Is. 22la.
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Coruorallon Noilces.

PUBLIC CHARITIES and
~ C0RRECrION-Pro proposals for lumber. dry goods. gro
Pu PARTICULARS City Record" For sale No. T. City
Hal.
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Gcantrn j1ropcrin 90 Get.

4 T NOMINAL RENT-Elgibly situated cot
~ and grounds. Of acres stable, etc;
forty minutes from dowloMn express trains, two roads,
chem desirable travel rooms bath
garden. hDwers vines etc
progress;
combined. Apply 4 WEST ELIZABETH TATIDN on
next block or address THE OWNER, r. o. Box lSi Era.
beth. X. J.
SD5 PER MONTH wg, will rent the house, 249
l. Apply on the premises OF J, II. DESIsOS 100 Belle.
ytcave, kewsrk NJ.
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Brouklpn Real estate tcr Sale.

DWELLING-HOUSE Nos. AZ Willow-st.,
Az o7 BekssL 49, 81 ant Nasssu.st. 100 and i02 Pine
a, pest, 70 aud 81 Wilouglbyst, - isiayetteave
GORDON J.. FORD. 81 CLARK ST.. BROOKLYN
OW PRICED LOTS FOR SALE or LEASE
For manufactures rcaucrer chemical works, &c
blocks Of bulkheAl front also blocks for
dwellings NewtOru creek. adjoining York and Brook
all mortgage 81 satisfactorily improved
Apply ". /. BROW Ek l7O William st.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday

NEW-
The following sales were held at the
Exchange salesroom TODAY:
By g. r. MgiitT & Son.
a. 1s's 4 slave lot 2oxi6 IS: o 600
RI Vu EeVnefy.
plo of land "a East b2d ~, l25 fl lStave, l2'K - 100
1JA2Xl26TNl3D9; Thos i err ioaVO
81 3'rnqrf SnWf.
2sforv h1Ck house ard lot, No 2.3 Eenry ST. u :,
STonIn ''''u,.' a'a 5lOO
house and lot q Notts l75 % q feserst, lot Ok
% Frc ms Co u-JO
Bg LJ & J. PsfhfDs
RiI e ST. 'S S, si5yio 9s' ' M &cz s.' " l5o75
horse and lot 800 fss. 40th A. +, 80 n D.
ave. lot 2'xgs9. Eliza Trueman LOO
Re- r. g. Warren & to.
/ g basement brown Stone house and Tot. 10
ia Fast i0fths, s.. l'3 II " 5daye, lot l6sx - oo
IO0ll Union Trust Co tooo
BV f' j. IJ0a.
st. 50lxial ix368xi7j incenc Cunning ...,..... 1900
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6Gles on duciicH

N0TICE.-WILLIAM KENNELLY, Auction
~ eer public auction Dy order Of the Depart
nent Of Docks. tie Exchange Sesroon 40 ~ EiEAo
va, thursday let SONEMBEK 1877. At ~ O'Clock
s,eaintug Alert dredging machine No J. and dock
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