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National Republican., 1878-08-07
DISCORD IN A HOTEL.
Guests Paying for beds and Getting Pallets
Of Straw.

Quests Paying for beds and Getting Pallets
Last Monday an excursion party, number
lug between 800 and 400 colored persons, from
Lynchbura, Va, and vicinity paid a visit to
this city for enjoyment and sightseeing. On
arriving they divided up into small parties
and searched about for accommodations.
Quito number Of them went to the Exchange
Hotel, near the Baltimore and Ohio depot,
where the landlord, James Stone, agreed to
provide them with room and bed for twenty
Ave cents per head. The proposition was ac-
cepted, and matters went right until retiring,
when there was big row. 1t seems that the
landlord had not sufficient beds TO go round !;
90 he concluded to try another way Of cater
ing TO his guests somewhat uncommon In
hotel experience. He decided first to locate
eighteen Of them In one room then he got
bundles Of straw and proceeded to make that
number Of shake-downs, giving each o top
dressing Of q few rags. When finished 1t re-
sembled livery stable, with the horses beds
prepared for night, rather than reclining
places for human beings. The visitors were
greatly astonished at the kind Of accomni oda-
tions offered for their money, refused to &C.
ccpt them, and demanded the refunding Of the
twenty-five cents, that had been paid In ad.
vance, which the landlord declined TO do.
Hard words followed, and for awhile trouble
was imminent, but fortunately nothing serious
grew out Of II, with the exception that the
oxcursionists promised to publish the con.
temptible conduct Of Mr.. Stone throughout the
State Of Virginia.
National Republican., 1878-08-07
Civil-Service Reform,

WAsHINGToN, Aug. o, 1878.
10 The Editor Of he National RepuJiicmi
DEAR SIR: In the late examination Of can
didstcs for clerkships in the Interior Depart.
ment there were 2l2 persons examined, and in
tbc work of preparing the examination papers
and figuring out the result after the exuInina.
tion, to ascertain the standing Of each com.
petitor, 1t required the labor of four clerks
enc mouth, at an average salary Of $3.50 each
per month, and three copyi8ts each, at $40 per
month, amounting 10 S745. Add to this the
cost OF stationary, printing, aud other ex.
penses, which amount to at least S255, aud We
find II has cost the Government $1,000 to hire
twenty y-one clerks. presume, on the the plan
adopted by the Interior Department ii there
bad cen 1000 applicants they would have had
them all examined at the same rate.
This is an example of civil. service reform. "
This Is modern retrenchmcut,
VENTILATOR
National Republican., 1878-08-07
VEGETINE
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.
URpANA. ONO, Feb. 10. lsr7.

URBASA, OHIO, Feb. 10, lsT7
Mr.. II. II. STEVENS, Boston. Mass;
DeT Sri tsel greatly indebted to your excellent
medicine Nsgetine for what II has done Tor ME.
have been subjected 10 Rheumatism all my life.
Was attacked with II three years ago, and suifert
terrible pains In my chest back and linlbs for six
eight months, at which time ] commenced using
Vegctlne on the advice OF friend who had been
tTey cured by II. had scarcely used half bottle
until the pain had len me, and my general health be
gan to improve rapidly under the influence Of this
great blood purifier. / had also suffered dreadully
from u Nasal Catarrh for seven eiyht years Amer
for the better The constant pain and heayincss that
charge Of mucus from the head ceased Ny appetite got
better and strength seemed come with every dose
medicine Too much cannot be said In Its favor, and
always take pleasure In recommending Il TO my
friends who may be suffering from any disease OF I'll,
OF a cure lam, very respectfully, yours.
j, IL. RHODES,
National Republican., 1878-08-07
A Man and a Horse struck by Lightning

During the storm last evening horse, which
was standing at the corner Of Rhode Island
avenue and Seventh street became frightened
and made frantic attempts to free himself
from his fasteniugs. Mr.. b. Ringgold, who
resides on Rhode Island avenue between Sixth
and seventh streets, who was standing near
by, went out to quiet the animal, and while
thus engaged fash of lightning darted from
the clouds aud struck him and the horse, SER
iOusly injuring both. Mr.. Ringgolds clothes
were torn from his body, and his left side and
limbs were severely burned. DIR. B. b. Adams
was summoned aud soon succeeded in alaying
the injured mans snilerings. At late hour
last night Mr.. Ringgold was improving.
National Republican., 1878-08-07
AlinnI Dl.lrllI NnIes

Mr.. Simon CarmOdy yesterday took up the
check Of NJ Francis Piott by sul stitutiug
$500 in cash, which was placed with Collector
Cook. lie is now competent bidder.
Inspector Entwistlc las issued the following
permits for repairs ?. Fulgcr, co.. she'd, s. Ra.
elieI Harrison, brick back building, $3.50; j. II
Fry, frame kitchen, SO; Ann Watson, raise
house, 1890; John Boyle, build area, $50.
The District Commissioners have ordered
ffty copies of Executive Document No. 81
second session, Fory-ffth Congress, entitled
Statement Of Appropriations aud Expcudi
lures from the National Treasury for Publ,
and Private Purposes in the District of Co
hmbia, from July 49, 1880, to June 10, 1915.
This va liable statistical work, which has beer
h course Of compilation for several years IL
the Office Of the Register of the Treasury, la,
recently been put in the hands of the fubli,
Printer aud will soon be out
National Republican., 1878-08-07
VEGETINE.
ALTERATIvB,
Rafe, and Sure.

Mr.. II. n. STEVENS;
In 1879 your Nesrtine recommended to me,
and yielding TO the persursions OF friend,l con.
sented to ryiI Al the time ! WIS suffering from
general debility and nervous prOsirROn, supcrinduced
by overwork and Irregular habits. Its wonderful
Strengthening and curative proper ties seemed TO af
under Its persistent use, RAPIDLY recovered gaining
more than usual health and good feeling. Sine,
then have not hestHted 10 give Negetine my most
unqualified Endorsement ~ being safe, sure, and
powerful agent In promoting health and restoring
is the only medicine ! use and US long lis live
W. II. CLARK,
10 Monterey street, Allegheny, Pa
National Republican., 1878-08-07
THG SMITH 4 EGGE MANUFACTURING Co.

LOCK BON iO5 BRlDGErORT. CONN"
Manufacturers Of speCiultics In Light Hardware and
metallic goods generally uoysrDneni Rpd Giant Pad,
locks, sewing Machine Locks, Piano Locks, Organ
Locks the automatically made Giant sash Chain, SUI
perior TO every other and very much cheaper 10
special pulley required. The Smith Egg Mhnullo
turing Company also gives special attention TO the
making OF estimates for the cost OF Tie mAnhinciurs
OF patented Inventions aud all the necessary toOli
and The mRnufa atuTing OF the same on royalty, An
conimunlgnlOns treated conhdenti.lly.
uyg7.MMIgIp
National Republican., 1878-08-07
Home. Beautificd by Decorative Art.

Messrs. Forsberg 4 Co., Of No. 1923 q street
northwest have won for themselves high
standing In their profession as decorative ar
lists. Their excellent work in the public
buildings aud many private residences has
received high commendst:cn for its beauty Of
design and finish from persons interested in
and judged by the public, their work here Is
all the recommendation that the firm needs,
and 1t Is truly credit to the firm and al
honor and ornament to the city.
National Republican., 1878-08-07
Real Estate Transfers,

C. l.. Goddard to E, Goddard, for 81, sub
lots 25 and &C. block o Meridian Hill Job
Barnard, trustee to George Trucsdell, executor
in trust, for 1900, sub.lot l3, square 1910 NJ.
Z. Cooley. to q. W. King, for u ,4s5, lot in
Beul's addition to Georgetown and junction Of
Congress and Road streets.
National Republican., 1878-08-07
The Sclhuetxenfest.

The attendance at the Schuctzenfest last
evening was large, but the pleasures were
marred by the storm which set in about half.
past eight o'clock. The event Of the evening
was the coronation Of the King Of the Schuet-
zen Cadets. Master Fred. Vogt. General Sher.
man presided at the ceremony, aud crowned the
young king, making very neat little speech,
TO which Master VoRt responded In rhyme.
The following ladies won prizes In the ladies
shooting yesterday: lst Mrs. Jacob Horner
one dozen silver spoons; I'd, Mrs. W. Behrens
satchel; ID, Mrs Charles Myer, shawl 4th
Mrs. William Helmus, tablecloth 9Th, Mrs
John L. L.Vogt, wal. 9TH, Mrs Heunsch
fancy straw mating.
The fest will be continued to,doy. In piac,
of the arch over Seventh street, which wa
blown down last Monday, large transparenc!
has been erected, bearing some doggcrel verse
announcing that
There is grief In town,
The arch IL down;
But there Is no rest
To the Schueuenlest-
Until the rain dOes stay
The fest will be every day.
Come one. come all
Though the arch did fall,
The town demands 1t,
The SChuotzenfest grants IL
The fest is to-day
National Republican., 1878-08-07
Where to Buy Boots and Shoes.

Any ono in need of neat fitting shoe should
not fail to call on J. II. Harrington, No. 42S
Ninth street northwest. He has fine assort-
of gents low-quarter Oxford ties, which he is
selling at greatly.rcducod prices. lIarrington's
boots are noted for being excellent, both In
make aud quality, and rs he guarantees to give
satisfaction, all can be suited.
National Republican., 1878-08-07
Operations of tho Health Once.

The following is synopsis OF the operations
Of the Health Oftico for the week ending Au.
gust 3. 1875: Nulsances reported, 34s; re.
ferred, 50; sbstcd, 256 referred to Commits.
sioners, % official notices issued, "a citizens
complaints, 53 deaths from all causes re.
ported, l20; deaths investigated by the coro.
ner, l6; pccuniary conditions Investigated
90; burials at public expense, 60; tons Of gar
bage removed, 300; dead animals removed
2V7 privies clcaucd by o. Z. A. Company
5l7. Unwholesome food condemned = 6l2
pounds Of beef, AZ veal, 7 mutton, 40 pork, {
bacon, Il egg plants, II dozen cucumbers hall
dozen corn, bushels tomatoes, % cabbages
and 3 punches fish. Animals impOunded, l40
redeemed, +; killed, 96; sold, 5.
National Republican., 1878-08-07
Summer Theatre ComIaue.

The fine performance at the Comique this
week is attracting large crowds. No better
variety show was ever given hero. Some Of
tho most famous speciality artists appear in n
well.arrangcd programme. This afternoon
there will DO matinee performance at the
usual hour.
National Republican., 1878-08-07

There was All investigator,
Who Nas a Republican hnter;
And he tried all he could
with his miserable brood
For Samuel J. Tildcn 10 cater
But soon this rancOTous plotter-
The bitter Clarkson \, Potter
Found that he had
Made things very sad,
And fOr Samuel J, Tilden much hotter
lie had for his help poor sutler,
man by the name OF Ben Butler;
But Potter soon found
His help wasn't sound
And so he adjourned himself aud went stralghtway
W sammy who told him he didn't care cent fol
Hendricks; IL was only the man sherman he wa
affaid Of
National Republican., 1878-08-07
W0RKINGMEN'S ASSEMBLY.
Tho Withdrawal Of the Bookbinders'
Representation.

A Vote Of Thanks rendered for the Act-D
Thomas Explains the Reasons-A Series
Of Mass-Meetings Projected-Tbo
First Meeting to be Held on
Monday - More About Er
the Contract system.
National Republican., 1878-08-07

FOG Upward Of thirty years Mr.. WinslOw's sOoth.
Ing syrup llts been used for children, II COTTcCts
Aciduy Of tho stomach relieves wind collie regulates
he bowels, cures dysenicry aud diarrhuG, whether
ninng rom teeihlng or 0tl'or causes An old aud
National Republican., 1878-08-07

THE picnic of tho Grand United Order Of
Odd Fellows, which was to have taken place
Monday, August 8, has been postponed on ac-
count Of the weather to Thursday Of this week
August 8, at Gales Woods.
National Republican., 1878-08-07
New Advertisements.

New Advertisements.
A saks & Co., clothing, $40 Seventh street north
west
&C. W. Forsberg 4 Co., decorators, lIs3 @ street
northwest.
1Goorge c. Honning, clothing, 40 Seventh street
northwest
Trustee sale Of square No. l,5-Duncanson Bros,
auctloneers.
First grand picnic by the expressmcn Of Wash
ing at Bcycr's Park, August s, 1875.
fudwciscr Bcer-sOle dcpot nt shoemaker 4
Hertzog, lS3l.lS3 street northwest
J. II. Hsrrington-Men's, boys and youths boots
and shoes, ios Ninth street northwct.
National Republican., 1878-08-07
CITY ITEMS.

For Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, and all affections
Of the lung, take Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Youso PgorLE do puy attention to your teeth
neglect will soon ruin then. BE wise In time
Clean them daily with TarRsToS's IyoRY PEARL
TooTH POWDER. the most perfect dentrihce known
II will keep them through life In good condition
white and sounu. VIII hnrren the eunA, swccten
he breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by all
druggists % and % oonts per bottle
WELLS MACHISE-sPREAp sTRESGTIIESIsG PLAsr'
tRs are still the best known. Their curative pow
eu far turpass all others.
renovating your sUiled gloves with JorvEs's 1so-
pERors KID GLOVE CLEAssER. Price Is cents per
bottlc.
ARE you bilious troubled with headache, dizzy
ness sick stomach, constipation. Act Are you dys.
peptic nervous dull, and lAnguidf Averse to all
eSertion. ], your life miserabef You require =
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew tue
blood. Take Qr!Rks IRISH TEA, tho great mouse.
hold remedy II will soon relieve YOU Sold BY all
druggists, 3 cents pes package, which makes .
quart Of medicine.
Is your hair harsh. dry and stif1 Does Il refuse
to curl2 Dress II with iHoHIsos's oMADK oirihE
An oleaginous compound OF singular merit y
will improve It, Sold by druggists, DC. Price %
and 30 cents per bottle
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
Interest paid on dcpOs~ fBesl T%tes On TINT
Bankers lIi6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-08-07
Thermomctric Headings,
Insllentintta

Indications.
For the Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy
weather with frequent rains, followed by clearing
weather, winds mostly southwcs. 10 northwest,
stationary or rising tempe nature aud barometer.
National Republican., 1878-08-07
Amusements and E1oursions.

echuetzentest
CoAioyE-variety performance.
Steamer MARY Washington leaves Eleventh. street
wharf for Mount Vernon at ten q. m, returning at
fou p. m.
Forty miles for ten cents The City Of Alcxan-
dria leave, Seventh street wharf at halfpest eleven
q. m, returning at three p. IN.
"Lyceum" FIVE cent excursions on barge Cockadc
Cffy every Wednesday and Friday at seven p. m,
and sundays at three p. IN.
National Republican., 1878-08-07
UNIT VERNON PASSENGERS.

THE STEAMER MARY WASNINGTON,
which has been recently rehtted aud furnished l. L.
Blake, captain, Is the only boat allowed TO land pas
senysrs al Mount Vernon Wharf Hound trip, d, In
cludlng admission 10 MansIOn and Grounds.
Steamer leaves seventh-strCet wharf DAILY (Sun'
day eIcepted) at lC n, NJ. and returns NJ Up, NJ
J. MCH HULLINGSWORTH,
supl Ladies Mount Vernon Association;
l.. l. BLAKE, steamer Mary Washington. ll,lI
National Republican., 1878-08-07
Wational 8epublitan.
Arrival Of Pa.seueei trains.
At BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DESc1, 9TH AND

Af RALTIHoRR AND OHIO DEPOT, NEW HRsEr AVE
NUE. AND sIRgHT.
Morntrp. henbnp.
VA ~ y. Phil a Bos eH. siso, Baltimore accom-
Sds, baltimore e1presa 60, BALTIMORE accom-.
EbO ws>tsrn expre>a sdn " Phil a Boa En-.
kD,Baltimors efcom- Sn wesern Nah.
eDb Pred &C.. CNet brch. N ss6, baltimore accom-
kc, Baltimore Annapolis seeSS, baltimore express
and way. fD, Western eIprees
e<s Mariinaburp and Ha-l $500 baltimore eSprese
n rtown ac NET brch epis N r. PIN 4 Bcs e.
Qe0, baltimore accom- l02 Baltimore accom-
nm. baltimore express.
sArtvs daily. 0thers sundays excepted
~ For the time Of departure Of trains see advsr-
nsc}henss elsewhere
National Republican., 1878-08-07

-. smedt has been appointed inspector ol
asphalt paycments.
National Republican., 1878-08-07
GEORGETOWN PERSONALS.

r, Buchanan and Miss Roberdeau leave this
morning for Rock Euon Springs, where they
will join Mrs. Pay Director Buchanan.
c. NJ. Mathews and family leave to-day for
Baltimore, and from there will down the bay
to the coast, where they will spend few
weeks,
MAY Monday evening.
National Republican., 1878-08-07
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.

Mr.. NJ. J.. Snowden, collector of the Chesa-
peake aud Ohio Canal Company Mt their end
Of the line is confined to his bed at the Yellow
Sulphur Springs, Va, and his physicians have
advised him not to attempt to start for his post
Of duty for several days
Numerous ladies and gentlemen residing In
Georgetown, and particularly the lot.holders
aud those who have families buried In Oak
Hill cemetery, arc loud In expressing their
obligations for the courtcses extended them by
Mr. James B. Evaus and his brother, Mr.
Samuel p. Evans, gute.keepers.
National Republican., 1878-08-07

For Colds Coughs Bronchitis, and all affections
Of the lung, take Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
National Republican., 1878-08-07
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits. Special rate. on time
deposits. II. squlER d Co..
Bankcrs lIi6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-08-07
EXCURSIONS AND PICNICs.

E,IRsT GRAND PICNIC
EXPREssMEN or WASHINGTON.
At hey YER'S PARK, seventh street and Boundary.
On THURSDAY, AUGUST g. ISIS
Dancing 10 conn ehce al p. m. Tickets admitting
gentleman and !ady, IS cents au7 Hs
National Republican., 1878-08-07

HARD times demand economy; pracrce II
renovating your sUiled gloves with JouyESs lS
pERors Kid GLOVE CLEAssER. Price 2 cents p
bottlc.
National Republican., 1878-08-07

Yesterday afternoon the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company removed the
erty. Mr.. Jackson went out and asked them
by whose authority they were tearing his
fence down. lie was Informed by the author
ity of the president of the company. Mr..
jackson intends TO sue out a writ of injunc.
tion this morning restraining the company
from putting their wall on the limo Of his
property.
National Republican., 1878-08-07

Yesterday morning. between eight and nine
o'clock, a little colored girl, about nine or ten
years of age, walked into the sewer.trap at the
corner Of Bridge and High streets, and would
have been drowned had she not been rescued
by some bystanders. The trap had been
opened for the purpose Of cleaning II out, when
the girl, not paying attention as to where she
was going walked into 1t.
National Republican., 1878-08-07

WELLS MACBISE-sPREAp STRENGTHENING PLAsr
ERs are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far turpass all others.
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Gonntrp Real Gsiate for Sale.

HUDSON River farm for sale % acres, Hyde
Park good plain buildings sDriI timber, choice fruits
rcn soil charming river and mountain scenery Catkils
&C. easy sbargain Particulars Of Oliver 81 WAY
\ ontclair Real Estate Agency.-Sale,r rent, fur
Avl nshed unui hished variety Howe Parsons 10 Cedars
WESTCHESTER COUNTY PROPERTY
w For sale-A charming place in Weschester County,
high healthy and perfectly free from malaria "a miles from
the Grand Central Depot and Id miles west OF Rye Station on
the New York and New Haven Railroad combining the A.
vanages Of gentemans country residence and beautiful
suburban farm. II contains about
"a ACRES OF CHOICE LAND
ncung 10 OF woodand which are two large apple
orchards pear orchard and abundance OF beautiful
shade trees running almost mile parallel
with the sonnd ridge commanding Of the finest land
views the county The buildings consist OF an excel
lent dwelling house good order farmers cottage spencld
stable carriage house and barn, stone icehous corn cribs
chicken house. &C. This place cost tho protector OF II
100000 but the will sell 1t for s32 800 100000 OF
which remain cent Any wanting one OF the
lovees places 25 miles OF NewYork ought to see IT,
After the completion Of the elevated railways now being con-
struced the Side 42ds will be within one hour
and half OF the Battery For further particulars inquire oil
SAM. b. BARLOW, No 3iG Broadway, corner Leonad-st
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Brocklpn Real estate for Sale.

MOCK PROPERTY-FOr sale OF to lease, in
- large small plots with or without water front In
ouire oi CHAPMAN, 81 WICK. the premises, SeW
TOWN Creek. Grandst. Brooklyn l.. II, or so 40
FrOnt-st. NeW-lOik.
NOR SALE or TO LET-Dwcling houses No.
i 43 Wilovst and l79 WllouChby e.. building No l5s
HemseDst suitable for . school OF busness offices
GORDON J.. FORD. ~ Glars 81, Brooklyn.
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoaK. Friday. March 90. 1873
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change salesroom to-day:
BY W,nss. Darte, .
East sss1; shave each &c ooo
story brick store $stoy frame dwelling house,
y'Is ,a % s'S'sy Win nf pot y aad
ss,oy and basement brown u stone Sou.s with lot
no East 5Oth;st, 2ooo It Of 2dave. lot ,oo
n S.:s S'of Hsas S'P s
9ss' Henry Townsend r ~; $3.50
lot lss g7.s 1!'s" 9. s ssTS asa ,oo
Ward, A2xl00; Jno and Matthias Hanen.......... 500
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw-YoEK CITY.
Ba%erck James and wife to IsaSelia sharp I'm s,oo
7thave ana iSOth.si 100 iixi25 10000
2sol0ft Of sih-ave' .......:.: $3.50
Boylan Bridge ana others to John rrancr i4Sihst,
1ss!s 5es 100 .sa $3.50
i25 & wof shave so!loO;5 10000
Echols Mary IT, to Elizabeth Cochranc and others.
Gql claim hys sRas interest a5' "a aaa
100 n " Of lOthave. looxio0 $50. 1000
1sO6 IT Of Wiis,a1e 2oSioo $500
Keep, August y. TO Elizabeth Bohmfak, 55thst.Ds,
SIS II W Of 2daye, I6xlO0.5.
kttching. George and others, executors ETC. Geo
kitehing. No "a East HoustOn-st, 20XH lx23l
K,r:hns Jameson and wife 10 GcoFee KicGins
No "a East Houston ST. 2Ox74Hx23 KILL.
Maclay James g. ". and wife, 10 James Maclay, 2S
Lafay atte place. and 1877 South st ..............
Masterton Hugh and OtheI stO James Masterton54th-
81, ID n e OF 7th-aye. 2jXlOO5
Mohrer, Anton and wife To Jacob Stoezel, 5lssLns,
sOn OF Jhay" 2OxjO.5 400
9Sths S, 2oOxlO0 II 1900
Lew, Betsey, 70 Henry Stevens Sh.avc, es. 50.j
II of OF 56thst, 2JXl00.
LivermOTe, GeoI ", to Wright T. Post, eth.
and 53dst, 100
Lockwood, Loreuz wife. Mary sharpe, 43d-st,
; $50 of .th.ave l2GxIGo5 NJ. 1000
Rae, Thomas TO Jackson Wright, quit claim 143C-st
1865 II OF Of Alexander ave. 25xlOo.........
ReCkendOrier Joseph and wife, To Emma A Totem,
57th st. = G2i W Of l0thave BOX 10000
vs. 2Oft Of i27ih.st 20xiOo 200
sergent Adophe TO John G1iraucc, No. l6 Mi -
nettast, 2jXaO 10
Stevens. Byam X, 10 Albert Stevens. Undivided
one hall interest No ~ Warrea-st. 25xl0J $500
Stevens, Albert G and Others to Eliza l. W Stevens
No az Warren ST, 25xi00 .........., 1850
stevens, Albert j. TO Frederick W stevens undivided
One-half interest Unehalf Of PIER % and one
half OF Pier II, East River, and the water front
between both 10000
ST. $ los IL e Of Sdave 25xio25ia ......'. 10000
GOfte ltn,ave II 6x65.3 -. $4,000
Stoeize. Jacob and wife. 10 Barbara MOncr, Jlsts
Ms, 80 II OF 9laye, 20x5o 5000
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Gin Real estate for Sale.

Alta GREAT BARGAIN. 5th-ave., corner.
~ FOR SALE 25X7O1 90. above $+th.s. also. two ionr
9TH
also, corner Broadway anu 37th-st. lOINl3t
:. EDDY, 1i5 broadway.
Tor SALE-Ihree-stOTy BROWN-STONE
DWELLING near LroadVa az AID s6thst price. $1,000.
or 10 rent al 80 ia Soaring. 100 Broadway.
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NEw-YoaK. Friday. March 90. 1873.
The following sales were held at the Ex-
change Saesroom to-day: