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Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-08
eA DARNEs' Patent Foot

I J POWcr MncNii cry,
Circular and Scroll Saws,
Lathrs, etc Fancy woods
and Designs, 10 { itfrrrnt
machines suited to the
wants OF mechanics and
amateurs. Men huys and
ladies are making from S3
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1877-02-08

WE ARE FULLY PREPARED TO
w accommodate our customers, ana
all others who may favor us with their
patronage, in the best style OF
the art, on the shortest notice
and most reasonable terms.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
One Hundred and >ixt -n Year. old.

The New Orleans Democrat of inc Ist
 instant says: state Treasurer Duhurlet re-
 tuin d 10 lie city on Monday morning from
 tip to his plantation in It~rville pari,h.
 ~hese he says the crps are in good eopd,.
 ton but rather backward. On bis own
 antailon he has negro employed who is
 now ilO years old. and who has been in
 the same family since he wHs 70 years of age. Ills nsme k Nelson Jordan. and his native State Virginis, wher. he was slave. and when 70 years Of age Wa, brought io
 LouisIans and snld tn the father of his pres- ent employer. Even at his advapcrd a.s. now he eultivates and has raised three acres oi corn, using cnly hae to keen ii Tree from weeds and grass, besides attend. lng tn light duties about the place .Old Nelse, As he Is caied, claims that l,efore he Was sold by his mrster in yirtyipin Inc had hoarded up nearly $500 in gold and bank biils. which he secrrted in the woods on the plantation, and he has repeatedly de. slred tn return To find the lost treasure Inn, nsrdiy thinks his trip would be successful
 besides attending io his crop he no. mana ges '" hnd tlme to catch considerable driff Nood in the river, using skiff he made "l,i ms own hands: and he i. so eccentric in nus way that he mends and patches his own clothes, lis eyesight being vet sufii- elentiy str"ng tn permit him to thr,.ad q needle on bright day. He is particularly down on lazy niggeIs," ns he calls them anu uoes not let sn occasion pass t, express nus indignation at those af the plantation ! 'aoorers who knock off moment bcfore He is active and economical ma has laid up zbont $500 far a rainy crop Of peas.r -.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

GEuReE AND hATRISA-A TEuAMA STREET ROMANO E.--George Alpstrr was a brewery hand who mixed ihe foaming beer Katrina Stein maId devine, lived on X street quite near. He. love displayed fsr this dear maid, r nHnce sweet began. But at. ala>! it caihe 10 pass, sbe had cr,~s oid man. A nsw Iose and Gecfges cluihe-, which by ihe Strins were washed. were thrown outside, aBd Georges ride lherri,y severely squashed. The o.d man bold still further tod pour George thai Ilr must leave; must quick depaii, his daughters heart he Il ouid Dot l'ase deceive. The young man Jeff. of clothes brreft. snd likewise !ady fair. but yc>ter cen could have been Sc D upon tue kitchen stair. kairinas ma beu4n to war. an'l Suuek him with stick: then sweilei the din. her dad jumped in. the fun flew fast and 'hieS. But Ge..Fsse Was sir,,ar. the stick wSs long. be grabbed it in a trire: the old mans head was cut Hnd bled. twas naughty, but t~as nice Policeman csme. l.. Ayr his name. Katrina's face turned pale, ss George dismayrsl, of law afraid. wns waitLed away [" jsii. Judge Loud. rl,ack displaysd his knack "f getting at the truth: heard old man Stein with .ry fnr, and thea discharged the youth. A keg ot beer, ss me actions queer, as often Cupid scnds. lengthy kiss, some lead, of bliss, and SO the story ends.-S. r. P,s;.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
wltehes.

 Do believe in witches deaf. Most certainly dol They haunt This very home af ours DOn'i look so frightened. Sue. U.s stairs. down Sairs. everywhere, Their presence can trare: They vi>il now and then my room, And all my books displace. Who turned my table up side doxn To build a palace gar. And sent my precious manuscripts Into lhe corneFs fArg Who dropped ILe scissors in my boot [ Who hl,i my cane and halg Who put my glaees, chain and all, Benta the entry mAif I'll set a trap fnr them some siay And catch them ai shelT IrlCks And then tlIey'll nBd-gLe Tosuish elves They're in pretty fix The bid time witches. Ah. indeed, You've heard the story O'er; When they were caught; their fate vas
 sea cd
 They played their gaines no more. But thenc are witches dwelling here Who pracii ieu wilh their ar, And just 6eguiie wiih songs and smiles, ] heir loving papa's hear. Believe iD wLche>g les, do. As believe tn fun: They're full Of thai. and bubbling o'er-- And Lo~ my s.ory's done.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

!sck-stones is the absorbing game here .oou's. since fhe yesther has become too warm to play baseball. ''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24
ASSAY or FOR SALE

4 s-.s es.ss assay sse. = =. oI s,oel os hand tx sss ] sisss for = Reg fssry ! ssr.,. Alss sIvs psis q Z s,-
 Prescott. Isiy D sF
The weekly Arizona miner., 1877-08-24

'iisaed, [ to iay It Agua ! ed with road and dirgthe mine, fo, road is n will soon
 Alex. traetel [ site ats 800.
 ,JarnrS the Con wood az '$l0,o00.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-11

Il, NEVADA: THURSl
BANKERS AND STOCKHOLDERS.
AGENCY OF THE
NEVADA BANK
OF sAN FRANCISCO,
AT VIRGINIA CITY, NEv.
nEposrrs RECEIVED AND ACCOUNTS
~ lept either In osin or currssey.
EXCHANGE ON ALL POINTS
Purchased and drawn b. the As'nsy upon
SAN FRAN, ,scO AND NEW YORK,
BOTH IN OIN AND ousaxxCn;
Ai.., .. s,srli.s .. I.sadss asd Dublin.
-
svLLloN PURCHASED.
TRLRGRArhfC TRANsFKRs MADE.
COLLECTIONS MADE AT ALL POINTS.
stDets. LseL Tender Currency and National
Bank Noies bought and sold.
GEO. A. RING, Agent.
Virginia City. Nsv.. Jan. 10. is1e. IAN
BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
oEhoY,
GOLD HILL - NEVADA.
". II. BLAUvELT T...................AaKNT
DEP0sIrs ofcoIS OR BULLION received.
ll.tthsr oa open account or 20 Issue Shh. !,
IlflCATks the,sfcs, payable !st me oPuon o. .,
MAKE collections, purchase Bullion st the most
favorable rates, or ADVANCE coin thereon when
forwarded 70 the Parent bank In Ban franeiscoi
soils Bills Of Exchange, and transaets General
Banking Business.
oHEoks FoR SALE ON
LONDON. RArK oP IRELAND (Dublis,.
PARIS, NEW YORK.
SAN FRANCISCO. SACRAMENTO.
BOSTON. PORTLAND.
w. II. BLAUvRLT,
In N. O. sTANDlsH. oashief.
VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK.
NO. IL SOUTH 9. srREEr.
cAPiT.L... ...""........s2oo. 600
President. nt.....................J. o. HAMPTON
firrt Vice President. Dhkhl
second Vice ident.........W. u. SmITm
Manager. ..........A. W: WhiTk
AtSIssy q H.Icsn. " w. Il sm,sS
". II. Patton, Q. II. Van 0order, Q. DERBY.
George senf, o q. stsvenson. Marx strouss.
A. L. I'd cards. ]. y. Kanesn, W. Q. Bender.
Interest raid on Ordinary and Term Deposits.
Deposits received In sums OF VI and upward.
stocts, etc. stocks, currency and silver bought
and sold. Exchange for sale on all the princi.
pal cities Of Rurope and the Orient.
z1tf A. w WHITE, secretary.
7. II. RALSTON,
COMMISSION STOCK BROKER,
mAiN STR sEr, GOLD HILL.
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
CARRIED ON MARGIN.
MONEY ADVANCED ON ACTIVE ACCOUNTS
STRICTLY COMMISSION BUSINESS.
aus0 m
L. q. FRANkEL,
STOCK AND MONEY sRokER.
OFFICE Msis street. Geld MN, jssi
sssvs the Bask sfCaiifsrsia.
STOCKS BOUGHT, s0LD AND CAR.
RID ON MARGINs.
His correspondents In San Francisco are
I. GLAziER 3 CO., Members Of the ssp
Francisco stock and Exchange Board.
fel m
v.o. THOMPSON. J.H. pouoLAsa
DOUGLASS 4 THOMPSON,
STOCK AND MONEY BROKERS
OFFICE,
% SOUTH G sTRRET, virginia.
Opposite Wells, Fargo h Co.'S Buildins)
STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD ON CON. |
y missi.n and carried ON margins.
SILVER BOUGHT AND SOLD.
ap3 IN
spo. n. DANA. Lei. phxxLsR- |
L. p. DRExLER & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS.
ORRICEs
Odd PeIisws' Buildins,
O sTRRKT ...........-.vIR0iN1A CITY
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-11

Uyn "CuRoNro. - The Chief OF
Police was visited yesterday by sharp
noseJ. kesn-eyed woman who carried "A
chrome, i0xii in size. in her hand. and
who placed IL before him and asked ;
"Are you judge Of ehron'ios ana
oil paintings " 49,,
'!wen. / can tell what suits me- ho
replied. "a.
"Yes. m"
"And wha, do you call this ?"
"That 1. n chrome" lie wanted to
say that IL was tho worst one he ever
saw. but he didn't.
"Now. you are sure. are you sue
asked.
Certainly am." =,
swell, that makes me feel good deal
better. l bought that yesterday OF an
ncent for chronic. and he had scarcely
left the horrse when some OF the neigh
bors came in and said he 'dswindled me,
and that il was nothing bu, an oil paint.
iug. thought Id bring Il dowp and
get your opinion. and you say ITS"
chronic. do your"
81 do"
"All right; thanks. I've always been
nm enthusiastic patron Of art, aud II that
man had got four dollars out vi mo on
false pretenses IL would have kind o
set mo up against the old masters. III
the neighbors stick to it that this isn't a
chronic III tell 'sm 10 come and ask
you. Free Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-11
Variations.

els II any way to wake u fellow up
by pulling him OF the bench and draw
ing him around the floor by the hind
lecy" qusried Cornelius Fleet. N ho
surveyed the Judge.
"Justice never sleeps" replied the
Court. "She's always upheaded. active.
wakeful aud vieilant."
swell. can't help that. your Honor.
II anybody wants TO wake mo up Why
don't they blow in my ear and act Ike a
esutisman? Suppose ] had been killed
by tho fallg Here's my elbow all
bruised up. and | may have relapse
for all l know"
Eyes, that's So" replied the court.
"but let US discuss something else Just
now. Ills charged that you got drunk.
lay down in an alley. and when coal
cart wanted TO pass, you refused 10 let
the driver use handspike and skids to
roll YOU Que side. Il II thus that you
end the dog-days. and begin the glorious
campaign OF autumn"
Elm tirvd Of this thing" muttered
the man; "I've been here four or hvo
times, and the charge Is always the sane
being drunk in an alley. I've got
sick Of hearing about IL. aud I'D like n
variation.
"You have spoken well" replied tbs
court. 81. too. desire variation. -Four
times you have paid s5 fine As the result
Of your conduct. and I'll break up the
moionotony by making II $50. There
you have II. Mr. Fleet. "-Dstroa Pre-
PrtSs.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
Or. 1. J. clAPkAY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE

U>srABLisugD IN 1851. ron TUE
" permanent cure of all special and Chronic
Iu...-e-, a. aisp ali Female Complaints and
Die a-e- of the Nervous system.
Tho immense destruction of human lie an.
nuaily from secret aud ehronic diseases eansed
this old and reliable institution 70 be estao.
li-hcl art In lhiladelphis. Penn. In ls5o, and
afler~sri- In san Francisco, Cal. In lsot, as a
prty.te di<pen.ary. In ort.er TO anord the
.ffietr the best medical aud surgical tr.a,meut
fpr The above aud all ether Affections and COM
Ilainis. Consultations st the institu's or by
le,tsr. fREE-
rh,.iesi and ,cstsi Debiiity,
Vital wsakns-s. nervousness. low spirits. Las
situ,i.. weakness of the limbs and bacs. loss
Of mus .ular poser. indispositioa and inespa.
bliity Tor labor and study. weak. exhsnsisd
fesllay M energy or courage, palpitaiion OF the
heart, dullne.s OF apprehension. los oi mem
o,y, aversion 10 s-cieiy, love OF solitude. TIM
idity. -elfdi-tru.t. loss OF mphood, dixnness,
head vi he, pains In the side. affections of the
eve. pimp'-s ON the face sexual OF other IN
nrmiiie- la man OF woman. are cured ny tne
Justly ceisssstet physictAn, l.. DE- c1AfhAf'
n. d.
owa lunknown 1, oihers). and hence the great
success. Rheumatic znee'ion.. chronic catarrh.
diseases OF the stomach and Kidneys. liver CON-
plaints. etc.. -uccc--fnily treated. Those Who
are suffering frOu the errors and indiscretions
OF yonih. nervous wcsk.e-s. are a-suied of
permanent cure.
pK CZltKAY, one Of the most successful
medical practitioner. on the Paeihi coast. may
be- consulted eouflentiAl.y In reference To The
above and all other eonplsint. a. the Institute,
No. 100 Keuray street -an Franeisce.
Changes moderate. Communications strictly
eonasisntial. Medicines sent by exprss. Ad
dre-- 4. ]. CZAPkAY. N. D., PO-tofnoe Bon
~. san Francisco, Cal. oeop
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-11
REUNITED.

AIR Ia the mountains two -tfcams arose:
a rock inierv.ned for wide. wide space:
And one strssmIct Tar 10 thu ocean foss.
And one down the hlllsils. with loi.y gfsee,
uatii q Last 10 iemstsrt strand.
They flowed. and were Lost In the burning
rAnfs.
Or swsliowed up In the oee.n'. tide
Severed thar ws'ers lar aud wide.
by what trembling path or deep abyssss
These waters flowed, no one can tell,
Or through what tangled wiidsrnss-e-.
Or where the vernai meadows swell
Made sweet with music along the gas
wherever the dancing stream ala pas.
And oh .. they hss'sned on nose could toll
blsnt.
And that. FAR above the xind's soft swell.
Their waters In mi-ts had kisssd aud vent.
And none could tell When the streams. hr
Went -iurmuring on so distant seas.
That the murnur % ssdre-- was In zach heart.
And that b-nezth the evening hresxe
4 note of sorr3x vonlt come and 90
OF the nameiess. he fsielss-. the long. iong
ago.
Oh. streams divided and rent In t~sin.
TrAnsngur~d by life they lice again
brom the ocean vast: By the suns bright ray
The nists arise and ere bor.e away.
Al last . sini came out of . eond
And swept the mi-is in Q rt0sm, -hroud.
until by thu winds and the 'ky enw0und
They sro-e whs r. the morning sweeps AROUND
With glowing beauty kindled siar,
And where Aurors's 81 eu car
Lights up with glorious dawn the rky. -
Thsy were merged -;ain Ia the world ON high.
oh. souls vide -under'd by tiuae and space
Oh. distant worlds that fntisr aud burn
There u In each life . revcrd grace
Nv which each treasure -hsll soon rcturo.
And wh~ther the burning sand. divide.
or the Ocesn roll iis iile betwecn,
The friends that oncc were by your side,
At lAst on the hills OF lie 80 grysn
Shall meet and walk ~ In days ~ sore.
And -ips tie cong that they sang belorc.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-11
@ 90 LOT.

Ous LadIes' Opera Guard Chain.
One Ladies' Mech Chain and Cross.
Ons beautiful Locket. engraved.
One pair Band Brscelets.
Ons ,,ent's tvist link vest Chain and Charm.
One pair ONYX sleeve Buttons.
One s~t tsD onyx shirt Studs.
One new improvcd Collar button.
One sxtn cut Cameo Seal Ring.
one Arizona solitaire stud.
Ops set Ame,hy 4 OF Topaz Pin and kar Drops.
one Lsdies' Chemise Button.
one plsin Ring. stamped isk'
90 90 LOT.
one iAdies' 0pera Chain, with slids and
tsssei. (Retail price $,l.
One Gents heavy &at,h Chain. WIN eufo
charm. tiietaii price s3j
One Ladies' heavy long Neck Chain.
Ons elegant chased Miniature Loekst isr
above.
one pair ts) heavy band Bracelets.
Ops Gents Solitaire Diamond stud.
One 0<nt's Cluster Diamond Pin.
One pair Amethyst or Onyx sleeve buttons'
one sci CD studs 10 match the above.
one ELEGANT heavy set Cameo Seal Ring.
one ma.siys band or Wedding Ring.
Une new " patent" Collar Button.
One Ladies' Chemise Button.
one Amethyst or Topaz III &, extra nnisn'
, LOT amounts 10 exactly ten times the price We
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-11
VOL. XVIII.
WATCHES, JKWkLRH, BIC.
WATCHES! JEWELRY!

RonANE WAS FIRST '
eop
of
the
improved nse.sry ns5 s % and
o onenth the
impossble ues' ''A 'A
IN
%
nom aiand
the retail Aias
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-11

Lsox's KArHArHoN makes beautiful. gld.sy,
llxuriant halr; prevents its falling out or turn.
fng nsy. u hAs stood tho test Of forty ysarn,
n eharmingiy perfumsd, and has no rival.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-11

DEposrrs ofcoIs OR BULLION received.
II-ither oa open lacopunt or 70 issue Ckh.
TlFlCATKs therefor, payable tat tho option OF
the holder) In Gold Hin or San Francisco; 70
MAKE collections, purchase Bullion atths most
favorable rates. or advancs coin .hsreon when
forwarded 10 the Parent Bank In Ban franeiscoi
soils Bills OF Rxehangs, and transacts General
Banking Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-11
20 90 LOT.

price ngl. 70, amounts 70 ssy g.. ten ' the price
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1877-10-11

SAND ., -ouru c-.sk STREET. curcAao. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
pANSEAGERN KILLED.

FOR GLAsGOw-Ia stsamship 1tsatq, FEB l7.-Loui'
Jihanlt Crickshank John Horny, H., harh IL i"hp
Rns Benz shepard, r. 9. smith, Joh Martin VIM chess
&Orgenstlsrlnt, Geo NJ Ahdt sOn David lOub.o!
Hopkins, Saran Hopkins, Matilda hopkihs &c" AI'A
andcT WIN. Crawford. II
A. DieucBJrOck o. Pl0ck, MI aud Ms p A. HIS ann
chilli A. Nome MI MIS-. Hotchkis- August ,lOihr
The Udoe D. Baruuu, Hermann Belrlnann, George IL Btd
ley, C. Nlcdeck Mrs. T.. G. Long, John w Il'~llle h"i
j. King IT,, NJ. A. Merchant lie mann wagner, H. ~
(iorsuch Charles Crenbach. Abraham Hubri MI aud NIT
Hermann ncss and child, VIM Gneisig Anton hnetel D.
Sinlucr, MIS- Lima Book man Henry Cook, Abraham Leu
thOld Miss Dale NJ Israel -
FOR LIVERpOOI-Ia sieImshiD Cty Of Cluster Feb. L
Mrs Laura }ulard w. j. C6pp Charles Carks0n NJ
and Mrs X Cnlcy T.. IL. Ciey. j. W. Curtis, Capt l. '"
COmmiskey Gale Dickson, Miss Dickson. Mis- L. Dickson ~
H. Durham Poster David W. FardhaT James tilnrsil
Mr aud AIs. Angelo T. tiradi ana CHA - iieI]e ht an
Mrs. VIM r. Jackson Miss Annie Jacksun, Miss Angehne =
Jackson Ns MARGARET ~ Jackson, Master Arthur G. Jack
s0n the Rev Kelly, IhOnas Kelly Francis ~ yci a.
If Walter Mr. SiOdar Mr.. AMI Mrs. T.. IaiOTcddc, MI hl1
Mrs o. H. Marshall Mrs hcMurIay Miss 1cMurray' Alis'
Juia McGarry Dr. ytekha, Mrs. EayDan. MI row
lins0n Mrs 4. L. ckard Miss 4 lackari T. IT, sclowale
Mira -choolcY II. schwartz III. Is. 81. john, W. u
Jsvjor r. Tlsdeli g. r. Trueli Ar and Ms II. B Whit
ing Mr. and H. Williams Mas Williams, Mr. aHh rs
= D. Wright. ". Waterman. Mr. and Mrs a. j. young III
/. WICK, John +. Bean, Thos Grimes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
Gitn Heal G5In,e for Sale.

EOR SALE - \ thrCe-stOry broWn-stOne
HOUSE 90 Murray lTll, between 9th and 6thayes win
furntrr, carpets &c yil 5rii close
GEO. H. PIsTRII, l1S Broadway.
EIOR SALE-Tv0 CORES, with large fronts
ON Wori.st near ChaIiah-sGuse ado ming the Rutgers
Ere nsaraacr C0mpluy ibis property can be improved TO
pay large income. Apply at 81 Murray -, 10 .,, -
- Il. :. LUQUEER d Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
Drook!nu Rcal Gslate FOR Sale.

NWELLING-H HOUSES Nos. 43 Will0w-st
~ ~ Hicks'i 10 l. and NassanS 100 and lO2 Pine
appest. l.9 ana lJ7 " iougIiby 81! II Iataye"-ave
'' GORDON J.. FORD, 81 ClarL ST.. Brooklyn
NOR SALE 49, DWELLINGS, brOwn-stonc
fronts from - OO $4,000 Also one plat" glass and
browr.stouc fTOat SfGEi {. - W. J. BEDELl Buidefs
No 3L7 Sm.tl.t.. Brooklyn.
G'OR EXGHANGE-HOUSE brown stone
fic' is. directly "a The entrance OF Prospect PARK Br01s
Iyn ur TX A&GEoT SALE Located 70 aud u seventh
ave- a and % II. MarksdEc lob PrCspec place. 'h In
coin pace al nc@. IN every respec admirably lOcat win
WOdd tax. IN part payment lots OF
small houses ROBERT =. BU SSlNG 20i Montague-st
Continental diug Brooklyn, Broker Nv Real Estate
OW-PRICED LOTS for SALE or LEASE,
for aianuiactorcs, RcGneiea, Chemical WORKS. ec-
Bocks Of uHeld waterfront ais" blocks for dwe
iugs on NcNt0wl Greek, adjoining NewlOrk and Bfoohyn
Terms cas-" mort Ge, vita builders lon II salsacto
rily improved. Apply 10 ,,,.,, -. $50 ,,,,,, o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19

enn r1ses sun sets.-.... 5;39 Moon SETS IIiio
49, men IiiIs DAY An o.
Sandy ook iOAg Cows island lisa Ie q. Ferry. l23
~ niuY wAITH 1his DAY n n o
sandy HOOK ll:l2 Gov IsaIG lIos ut u Fei'1'' lao
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
REAL ESTATE.
NRw-YoEK. Saturday. Fob. II. 1877.
. At the Exchange Salesroom to-day the FOL

NEw-YOEK. Saturday. Fob. II. 1877.
At the Exchange Salesroom to-day the FOL
lowing auction business transacted;
,.... BgJ1s ~ 4 ,d1 u, u. rso,
Green~Icl-,i l23 ft OF BaTow,si, lot - ; @
300 per Joan tlarS ..'.-... SI'o2'
ourstory brick house vita oi, - Greenest, ,, o
smsF d 69ge Sh 1911 no ss 81 800
3 tourstory brick stores and dTclng-, win !ots rs
East 3Ithst 1865 It OF 2da'e lots %l1SJo9 i, m
John Lehdhem
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw-YORK CITY.
Cherrvst : No 1j4, 2O2x7j N Lota aud wife TO
12s = ~ i, H. W " Wet zoo
Dr.; ,r s. ,5 OIL II ol ''''''' 1000
MIST - > go 3d. 451o7.G sophia Dixon to ooo
cast aS.' 20, i Of aavc 5zo26 GIDEON Foam =, ooo
oi IT., G = ,1 3l' VIE 70 @ can .s 10000
bf4S ms - nd W. y to Il, w lam $3.50
ISh Sd , n zd2 ifS 10 +, Ifooy , ' ~ $4,000
ii ,, lic > on u '''''' 1000
wca. 80 i2o Is par Of Cognlercs,,s1, gs 800
Of ncl'orJ!st 40 = also Nest zlthSt SOS 10
az 3 SsI. j En-: 1893 1893
75t s T., p 100 4, " Of 8tIaye -5xio12 cloves ooo
PiiIst cor BviaFsion.st, 5OsloO Hasaey to- ooo
APT l1 Nos 40 ana o.! 22ooO
wSstt.r, Al T OF Amiiys' 2ocRoo 5000
~! n, NJ Ra n g 1t u o''''''r 5000
To- Z pbc,n Co II ........ lO0OD
q TO- II n r Bdor2,ln 1900
l6ta 10 . 100 J y Of 2otl.st 55IOzlo'i Nv
Te To- / iaIy 10000
sare Tp 81 10 : line 1850
' Byd r. to fs; = Tl 4.'' 5000
lIiAa%r :, 5o2i5 Il i5.tst 25x o. l. Gar ,ooo
cFT, P Ti 30 Vars years lease iinpfc
Avenue +, 10. a. A. 49, ST. years Lease: N ,oo
Aliens 40 81 ,. years lease " Rineiander toJ ~,
t6i icl,i. j. j. SAVAGE Deputy Register.
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
Eddy b. aud h,sb 3 II Field, OF iothst
D'y Jno + to Go.e Of l6ths Of 5thave;
fteSah,n' 5, cT glorsi 1' i 10000
itsG;, of n Avn ' yaars - 1000
o oy rnr, err 9S, $1,000
9i iTti ~ horny! " corner O- 1900
H S J ISe q "''' 20 " 5000
iiHS s - A. M '''2'''i 70 II $3.50
Ay:e II s. v Of Ivsaa: ri years: S 35GS
iS % I, AsI'D '' viz ~ '' i 500
IL S".4 Ic, ~ v 20 - ~ cunt Ui',' ann 1850
Ns y yS arr - - ........ 1900
R9g+r | t ave 500
smith min Danl'l - 10 = s''''i - $500
saiaoa Nary T. and alsblnt. lasorf, Ssot ,oo
v ~ l>it,c: 4OV
schumacher, Herman, and wife, tOJ G0ttsct, NO 10 oco,
o..
sell. ck. dwaI,.. 10 + Locw, OF Avenue ~ Sol oo
Sulzrr, August, aud hu,baud to \ lIupfe, ms OF
SGtnst v ri 4. enc b -..........::
"ti<i' t., 81 -, ' :. MS " -. $500
S' ~ -anp , = al itls OF 2d-aSc: years 1000
IDrclaI- j. Y. SAVAGE, Deputy Reg stti.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-19
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CITY and COUNTRY-L0W RENT.-iO min
" Ecs c0mni table Tidc ;To1 IlDcHyst competing uIHk
Ilucsl 10y trains til midnight; weary fre SO eon
ven!cn, Cottage Residence and Gonnos 0nsf Us
rooms. large cellar heater gas hot ana eof water b9il
closet call bells extra large villa plot lsh ont IN awn
Gri, e. garden shade fruit ynea berries &C.; orsoD hlfh
drained healthy - minutes "aA 10y paved se'ts
from GcuOts Il 0 CIV - Ea1.tb ana Two
minutes walk passenger station AZ West !lLtDeth 49,
Central Railroad AEpl' at premises o. to TIE ONNEH
Room p No. . Ndssan-st
vgO LET-Rcnt free to April, 500 there
after new brcE HOCSE every convenience. AID b'st
locai,on IN Newark GRO. W. SMITH q B:oadsL, Ne~aA
Nj
re'O LET OR FOR SALE-ln ilObOken. y j.,
4 from Isl 0f Nav. frstciass PRIVATE RESIDENCE,
stable &c, elthcl fer sale or three year, lease.
Apply. j. b. Tribune Once
rs'O LET-From the LIST of April next-A large
2-ofy HOUSE. with rooms; IN les rom AlOapN,
LOudOYlc Two acres OF ground " IN same oebR
line vegetable garden having ap H., paI, pin
aud cherry trees which furnish Az Abundance o. i.f
To, inr6er particulars inquire Of CRI II RI corner OF
Bleeckor ard Quay -sts., Albany y \.
ryrO LET-COUNTRY HOMES.
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MATiEWAN, y. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS -"V
BERGEN POINT, >. J...,.....'.'..-. SUI
WHITESlDNE, l.. D,1
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rutland d WHITING,
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