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The Holtaic Bet Co., Marshall, Mich.
Viii senu their celebrated Electro Noltaic
Belts to the afflicted upon so days trial.
Speedy cures guaranteed. They mean what
they say. Write to them without delay
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OurOuestions.

Are you a buyer of Mems or Boys
Clothing at retail: Do you need
clothing for the farm. the office, the
workshop. the courtroom, or the
pulpit? DO you want boys clothing
for the school-room, or for dresso Do
you prefer to buy clothing ready-madc
or to order? Are you in need of
shirts?
If yes, to any or all OF these que
RES, state your needs to us, that we
may send you samples and prices.
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Malt Bitters arc 3 Hrain, \ frYr
AID Rlo2d f2pa, patu,,a..y ia .,ei TO, and
warmly recommended by, our druggists and
physicians for General Debility, Mental and
Physical Exhaustion, Hystera, Nervous
ness, Siasplsness, Emaciation, and Drepsy.
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- rnmors, rrysipelas, mercurial dis
eases, scrotult and general debility cured
by DIR. Lindsey's Blood Searcher." Sold
by druggists
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Baltimore Markets.

corrected Weekly By u. r. Nrbdel d. Sons,
TroiH onR P,0,iure Commission ury-
chants, 10 -NcEldc,ry's Wharf.
IL L FL NII,., Eel L 1891
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TS Black Casimeres-all-wo worth
g. cents. Selling at so cents, at
T. DRKNSEN's
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THE UHRKETS.
Elkton Markets.

REPORTED BY u. SCOTT 4 BRO.
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s. MCCULLOUGH,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

y.
Office on Main St, long occupied by Mr.. Groene
We have associated ourselves under the above
name. for the practice OF our profession and will
give prompt and careful attention TO all business
intruSted 10 us
The business connection between us does not
extend to criminal business III which the practice
OF each Will be entirely distinct from that of the
other. All other business comiitied to either will
receive the attention of both.
JAMES BLACK GROOME.
CLINTON MCCULLOUGH
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Is New ! mt,
Sllirtlngs!
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The Cause Discovered.

s8 Wanted-for the Cash or Trade
Country Lard. ntEsE.
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An Open Complaint.

Rising SIN, FEB. II.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-03-09
Portrait of Mrs. Hayes.
Washington Star.

Washington Star.
Huntington's portrait Of Mrs.
Hayes, which is being painted for
the Woman's National Temperance
Union, is nearly completed, and is
considered by critics to exhibit the
artist at his best, which, as many
persons believe, is in female por-
traiture. The picture is full length
and life size, and represents Mrs.
Hayes standing in the open air, on
a terrace, with faint landscape In
the background. In the foreground
is portion of a fountain, on one
side of which is panel in bas re-
lief representing a female figure
leaning on a water-vase lying on
its side, from which flows stream,
of the liquid, symbolic of temper
ance. The dress is maroon velvet
with train, and full rich lace trim
ming on the elbow and sleeves and
a square cut neck. The only orna-
ment is a slender necklace of gold,
with a cameo medallion OF fresl.
dent Hayes fora pendant. A small
bunch of tea roses is in one hand,
and with the other the folds OF the
dress are gracefully held back. The
picture is pronounced not only a
faithful likeness Of the distinguished
sitter, reproducing her strong face
bright expression and commanding
figure, but as a work of art most
striking and worthy ornament to
the Executive Mansion, where 1t Is
intended that it shall be placed a.
testimonial to Mrs. Hayes efforts
on behalf Of temperance while she
was its occupant The picture Is
to be engraved, and a print is to be
furnished to every person who mas
contributed five dollars to the
fund.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-03-09

they have visited this guildod
haunt where visiting Statesmen Ar
made tofeel the weight of their s.er
allied station" from the effects .,
what they there receive.
Let ME ask, Senators, what trad.
or traffic does the dealer in ALCOHOL
liquors benefit? Is any one benz
fitted by his trade? defy any Sen
ator on this floor to show me anr
good it does the trade or person
Why don't they advertise like Other
traders? The merchant, the tailor
the shoemaker, and the ladies
with their fine goods, will display
wares and merchandise in 6ne
large show-windows. But not 50
with the liquor dealer. He stand,
behind screens and painted glass.
If he was to advertise his trade like
others do theirs, he would have a
large, a very large show-window
and there place a sample of his
workmanship; and that would be
bloated drunkard, in the last stages
iof a drunkards life, just ready to
fall into a drunkards grave and a
drunkards hell, with his poor
crushed, brokened hearted wife beg
ging the saloon keeper not to sell
her husband any more whisky, and
a half dozen ragged, hungry chill
dren crying for bread. These, Sen
ators, are the work of his
hands. What do you think of his
work. Senators, | feel that while
others may vote as they please on
this important resolution, as for
myself, | cannot disregard the petit
ton of 10000 citizens, asking us to
let them vote on this question.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-03-09
Two Stanzas from Longfellow.

Two of the Columbus Schools last
Friday celebrated the 74th birth
day of H. W. Longfellow. He sent
them two stanzas: the first was in
reply to a letter by Miss Hattie
Gregory on behalf of the school
saying that they proposed to cele,
brate his birthday. He wrote as
follows:
If any thought of mine, ere sung or told
Has ever given delight or consolation,
Ye nave repaid me back thousand-fold
By every friendly sign and salutation.
With compliments and good wishes of
HENRY W. LoNGFELLow.
Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 10, 1881.
The second to little Mignon
Talbot, daughter of Acting Super
intendent Talbot, ofthe Institution
for Deaf and Dumb, who wrote to
Mr. Longfellow, saying that she
understood that he took great
interest in little children, and
mentioning the fact of the proposed
celebration of his birthday Mr..
Longfellow replied as follows;
Come unto me, 0 we children!
For hear you at your play,
And the questions that perpexed me
All have vanished quite away.
HENRY w. LoNGFELLow
Cambridge, Mass, Feb. Is, 1881.
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1881-03-09

Douglas and Mrs. Putnam have
returned from visit to Washing,
ton City, during which they mao
the pleasure of dining with the
President and Mrs, Hayes.-Mor'e''"
Register.
, 1881-07-17
The Board Of Trade People Engaged in
Settling Preliminaries to
Building.
4 High-Pressure Wafer Scheme Intend
ed to Relieve the Present City
Water-Works.
An Eyesore on Michigan Avenue
Boulevard - Valuations at
Home and Abroad.
Sales Of the Week-The Building Boom
General Notes.

i II = VI Al n r L.
There probably never was such activity In
Chicago real estate at this time of the year,
even in the pallny days just preceding the
financial stnasl1-up Of lS71, as exists just at
present For The past ten days Of this month
and two OF them were not 1eallybusineSs
days-the recorded sales were over s., OK, 600,
while Tor the entire month of July, 1850, they
scarcely went beyond s., 100000. This actiy-
ity is not confined to any one class of prop
erty, but extends up and down the whole
gamut, and cheerful feeling among agents
and dealers is noticeable every Where The
abstract firms are from 500 to 800 orders
behind, it is said, in consequence of
the inordinate rush to which they have been
subjected, and the insufficient means at land
to ueet that rush. The disposition to buy
seems tO be constantly developing instead OF
falling of, and, while there have been no eX-
traord!narlly large individual sales during
the week, the run Of trade has more than
kept up, and the situation is as encouraging
as it could possibly be. The advance in the
cost OF building materials, while it has de-
tered some from buying lots, and rather
turned their attention towards improved
property. has by no means put stop, and
hardly Il check, to building operations
throughout the city. In short, real-estate
dealers, agents, buyers and sellers are just
now engaged in making all the hay they can
willie the summer sun shines, and the re-
turns, as far as they are in. would seem to
indicate that their efforts have been crowned
with unusual SUCCESS.
, 1881-07-17

The use Of TROPlC- FRUIT
LAXATIVE is indicated in. all
cases where purgative, cathartic,
Or aperient medicine is required;
and while it produces the same re-
suit as the agents named, no dis
agreeable, weakening, or distressing
effects $50 common with other ren1-
edies) attend its use.
1Ror1c-FRC1T LAXATIVE has the unanimous sup.
poEs o. Az who have given it A SINGLE TRIAL,
and highly eudatory reports re being constantly
!sesved from eminent physicians and chemists med.
f eal and sssntle Journals the clergy and press aad
, 1881-07-17
Of Sophia, west 'front.' 96 feet to alley, for

! SIN Y5t
The Master in chancerv sord IN Me1ina r
| WiluIarth fnr s1a TT3 ~ liifno1a ctraaf I'M
feet west of I,asa nnI.:i, ft1nt E1yi{s1 fant
+. y Rnv,, sniI fnr nr Gan,rra r G;i1;au
| of it I,oliiss IN Htnrv n Walker If iii.
| caEo. the i. * Of he !. ". K and The N.
acres four ,ni1ts II - so,,t,w-st If f1niom Stnck
/ yards. for SD On cash
Mar, r mi 9o + = S'11 T,,-,,ov eo,a r. 1ohn n
Barrier for Slo'tin 81 5i3yis0 iii i.lu ~ feet. easj
| frnnt. jlnnrnyei ut the sn,,tf,east carrier oj
Prairie avenue and Thir1ieth Street.
stein for sa7 0m on siate Street. 3o7 fest
/ north of Harrison, eaxt frnnt 34Lxl92 feet.
| Mary and John il. Batterlna,l Sold to John
o. BatterMan for sl50OO IN North Clark
5Ho6 s551et fse 80 feet north Of Huron east 'front.'
The Connecticut Mutual Life-Insurance
| Company sold to William Roberts and Others
the northwest corner Of Franklin and Con-
grvss streets, east front, IS feet, running to
THOMPSON J. s Flint sold t. Is. C. John
Cleayer, for So OO0 on Wabash avenue, LA
feet north of Fourteenth street, west front,
100x1s0 feet. The purchaser disposed Of same
two days later TO 3. p. Hutchinson for
Twenty lots out of recent subdivision
half mile east Of Pullman have been sold
for immediate Improvement at prices vary
ing from - 10 to Si15 each.
Ihe II st T Ill Cnancery sold to the Con-
npcticul II ,tua1 Life-Iusurauce COMPANY.
on Prairl. avenue, soutneast corner of Ray
avenue, west front, 125xS111I feet, for Sl2, ,;;O9
also, same to same, On West Randolph Street,
6o feet west of Jefferson, north front, 20 3-7x
IS $40 feet lor SSU0J: also. sane to same.
for S69, ,0UO, on Lake street. northeast corner
Of La Sale, south front, 40xs3 feet, with tile
Murine Bank building: also, same to same,
for S$3, ,0UU, on West Washington street, be-
tween Ann and Elizabeth, north front, 100x
30 feet: also; SMUT. to same, for s.. 9E, south
half of Lot =, Huudley's part L. i, S, E, 4,
Sec. Il, %, H.
F. A. Bragg & Co. report tile following
sales: One hundred and eight acres On the
Calumet River i'll Y, y Of Sec. /, So. Il for
SOL COO; ~ acres, Improved, adjoining above,
III n, j SEC. l, ST. a. for sci co..: las acres II,
S H Sec. 81. 81, Is for $l4, ,5N. and resolu same
for <lCG75,-the last tWo sales be,ng made in
connection viii, 8. 4. Ulrict,: S aIres. being
Block Of Enerllart Il WraEe's subdivision Vi
n. f, 4 Of s. ". II of Sec. g 3S. "a: corner Of
WaIiace and Fifty-first streets for Sic. 500. this
sale being made In connection ,ItlI) T.. Perry.
75xlS3K feet, west trout on Prairie ayenur'
southeast curuer Of Tt,irtieth street. If ex-
tended, with brick church (Fourtn Uui-
tarianl: also 15xI5 feet. with brick barn in
rear of church, for $4,000: ;0xl7s feet, west
front, on Prairie ave1l1le. between Twenty
, 1881-07-17

W OftLEkAN5 IkEAL ESTA1E~<
Among the numerous Indications Of the
Increasing prosperity Of this city" says the
New Orleans Pictlyune, ''none are moro
significant and assuring than the apprecia-
ton in the value Of real estate and the build
ing improvements which are either going on
or are i'll contemplation. In the central busi-
ness portion of the city the prices demanded
cent within the last year OF so, and in sonla
cases 1O0 PER cent 4 store on Canal street
which might have been bought for $4,000 in
1SS0 cannot now be purchased fur less than
Sl00, 900. We know of several properties on
Camp street which have appreciated iu ike
proportion. On Gravier street there is scarce
" Il, piece Of centrally-locateu real estate. to
be had Meanwhile building operations are
more active than for years."
, 1881-07-17
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS,
The following instruments were filed TO

record Saturday, July Ii:
CITY PROPERTY.
! West Huron st, 504 It Of Noble, n +, 24x
IL iIt;,t IT.; dated Nay M Muster in CnAncery ,,,
West cnisaEo y, loj nv 81 Bickerd.ke
81 H;.nd T. 5xn:,A # dated July II <oeJ. ~,
North paulina st: cor OF Wubansia av.
Vt, s5xls4 IT, la1ed July II Nv. and 4.
K"pp.i.. to John Croninl .....:.-....... 70
McGrcg"r St. ttJ!: # G Ut Stewart nv, a f,
:sxl=5 II, Improved. dated july Is
fTnosnas Man.,uy to Frank Schum NM. LOO
The E premises = Is NJ; NJ; is hir9er st, asted
S@dHhrtzl 80. Observation-Disclosures, 800
The premises as above. dated july ii6
vssp ;a9rz Hsn " M e A"dFea ~ $50
Axl23 #. improve !. q Ated July II .wlIl- ..
lam Schumacher to Fritz '5cny... LOCO
fii pesr dt.ss yaiS + SewtSa 2tn
" ahansia av: l.s!z Il Of Ashland, +, "
sa 81 IT., dated Msy tAAry A Raw
Larrabee St, LIS It Of Sophia, W I. s5x
l15 Wv #, improved. dated July l4(F.
and C. hasten to H. i. HarterJ. .,. 1900
West Nineteeuth st. y It c Of Paultna.
,25xl!5a f: GATED june Il flames Stin-
Ashland h n ay. ss'Uos3 eor Of Nineteenth St e
"dxll3 It. dated July l5 uames Stinson
to A. and 4. Axsn.t n.thl.,................ n loo
ASsss s i 4%szss %ssts il Rasas; @
Crawford|: 1000
Thirty second St. 1iGix # 9 Of State T.
35x1oo It. dated July III. c. Porler to
Nor1n av, s. 3-lo It. Of Ashland. +. six
ll8& It, dated June 20 tWiiau c. Fem
ley TO Lawrence Curpenter]...... $40
NORTH OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN RADIUS OF
SEVEN MILES OF THE CUuRr~nOUsE
Lots ID ana H. Block 2, Rayenswoud,
dated July Ii "a. Goodrich to Louis
Lot 4 bi''ek s. Ravcoswood. dated july 100
18Th E. Schreiber to w. H. Rryan). 800
SOUTH OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN RADIUS or
SEVEN MILES OF TIE COuRr-HoUsE.
McCafery ay. $50 fte OF Sacramento avs
{, ;rJxl15 e, dated July IL John McCaf-
ferF 10 IT, Colling}.. ..-.......-. ........S 100
McCanery av, near tho above, I, 5ox125
+, :, dated July II 1onn MecatIeFy to 81. -,
Pierson av. . cor Of William St. " I. liz s
E3fi, dated June l, lsSJ tJohu McCatrey
to ". T. Aulan}.. ................ 400
Niagara st, oet Blsse and Wallace, t,
.5xls5 f. dated dune IS &C. E. Delniotf
TO David Fhlentfne} ............ ... 200
WEST OF CITY LIMITS WITHIN RADIUS OF
SEVEN MILES OF THE COURTHOUSE.
ST. IS # Of byron st, " I, Fix
14ts II, dated july 16 Is. F. Faulkner TO
II ozart st. la5 it $ Of Bloomington, " f, Is
KIN #. dated July tJoall johnston,
JT-. to u. H.neytnan' n'........., H;0
Alozart St, ~ it Of Bloomington. " f, Is
xlDo Il dated July sJon.i Johnston.
Mozart St, t50 fits ri Bloomington, " f. 50
1lu0 f.. dated May 25 tJohn Johnston,
Jr.- to +. T. Jcnsen). ..,.,. 200
st, ~ t: of Wabansin, W t, Is
1l2u IT. dated July S John Johnston,
11.' 10 Il. -. H. Aetuers}... $50 |
, 1881-07-17

made this year Is principally in Land located
south Ut Market street aud 3fissonward and
beyond. The portion If the city lying north
OF Market Street Is substantially the same as
last Year, with souie few local changes.
, 1881-07-17
includes total railroad valuation real and personal
fE4uhlized valuation. State Board Of EQua4ixntton-

tEqassed 7sluaIoa Bosfd q Eqaasaon @ paaona
SOUTH TOWN.
Assessor Drake, of the South Town, has
indications are that his valuation, will prove,
| as satisfactory to the taxpayers rs in former
years. Ills official foor,ngs show that The
assessment ISL on persona! property this year is
S,5sGl,a a9, ag.!inSt $ii, Isl, 5s3 in 1851, and
tlonal Bank property for tho three years were
as follows: In 1851. 81, 40t; 0J0; in 1850, ST.
445,OOO; III lS1 81 ,400, 600; banks not National,
| IL @ @lssL, $DiH,55o; IN 1889, s37Goa,9; iu 1879,
se5,:lo; in 1881. s:ss,5aa7; in 1879, S31,NDv:;
On Incorporated companies not manu.
fActur.ng, in t5Sl, $44!,.Al; i'll 1851. Sl39, Ill;
III ls'9, >s34, ,43o,-the large decrease since
tsnts;g 1s,y nJ;,ng due to the exemption OF nanu-
poratlons: On vessels. ~ 1SS1, S21$,6W; iu
1SSU. 81, TO; In 1879, $67,59o. The total as
stss1llent tor these five classes Of property in
ISL y ~ was 81 g., 10; In 1850, G; III 1872
estate in 1851 foot up S554,ti;o: the improve
ncl,ts destroyed, SSG, 100; net increase, $685.
no: which, adhed to the personai-property
assessment, makes the aggregate value OF
Town {eSclusiye Of old real estate) S1G.3y9,-
2a0
WEST TOWN.
Pleasant Amck, Assessor of the West
10Wn OIL Chicago, mas completed his real
estate assessments for 1851. The following
Is Il recapitulatlon:
Assessed on increased improvements
snce 1851 ..,.-.. -.......... IS 63J,410
Assessed on property previously ex-
eupted.. .-.. $500
Assessed On lots previously returned
In railroad list. 31en
Total incrense...,,.. s Rt5 ru1
Decrease in valuation bv destruction
VI improvements. ...,...... "a eo0
Decrease III valuation by exemption
- OF property previously assessed. ;1a0
DecTeuse III valuation bv returning in ~
rslliruad list property previously as
sessea locally. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. p450
Total decrease s ~ ~,
Total valuation of fls8l..,.,,..... "a AK IL
Total valuation OF 1SA1 - NJ ii
Net Increase. e..........-........,S ;g.1n1
~, The assessment for 1879 was SO 5!4
LIE humber of subdivisions and other !,
ch;enges IN real estate made during the vpar
liicltldiSS large number of new lots atitlrd !
90 me assessmentroll, was S2s53 and tie IInin.
oer OF improvements, and additions to lin |
provelnents previously assessed, 1864, The !
footings. have not yet been i
NEW YORK VALUATIONS.
: The following statement Of the relative !
value Of the real and personal property Of
New Iork City, as assessed for the years 1850
, 1881-07-17

VALUATIONS IN CHICAGO.
The following Is statement of the yalua-
tion of taxabl: real estate and personal prop
erty in C44icago, and the income from taxes
from 1887 to 1SS0, Inclusive:
, 1881-07-17

SALES OF THE WEEK.
The following we're some Of the principa
sales of the week just closed:
George F. Let sold to Mary E. Sands Of
Aberdeen street. southeast corner of Jack
son, west front, 15oxlao feet, fur $1,000.
The Messrs- Adams sold to l.. K Tucker
on Cornell street, 100 feet south of Chestnut
west front, 10oxl5s feet. for $780,
J. Molter sold to e. ". Fullerton, on Dear
born avenue, north of Goethe street, cas-
front, p Sc -10ox149 feet, improved for S12,5,0
Agalha and Andrew Rierson sold to S
Peterson, on Sedgwick street, 307 feet nort1
Of Sophia, west front, So feet to alley, to
S1oS50.
Oran OFT sold to Mary A. Ryerson on Dear
born avenue, between Division and Elm
Streets, east 'front.' q 45x150 feet, improved
for $4,000.
Gurdon S. Hubbard sold to Stephen l.
Breckenridge OF Twenty. sixth street, north
west corner of West FirtY-secoud street
twenty acres for $4,000.
Albert D. Phillips to Sebastian Wustum
on State street, between Thirty-6fth and
Thirty-seventh, east front, 144xl223 feet, fol
$4,000
James II. Allen sold to ]. D. Allen on
West Lake street, northeast corner Of Fran
cisco, south front. Is feet 10 alley, for S7,000
Potter Palmer has sold to Margaret Dor
man and others the lut on State street, 90
feet north Of Taylor, east front, 70 5-sxl0o
feet, for s.. coo; also to David Melzer, on
fran9 .nI1n 20 nod noa Ill VI Aa51of, east
D. II and i Fl + Ei..r,s,;J irt x so,d ~ " r. soo++
on West Monroe street, east of aid near
Oakley avenue, north front, 2o1{x1S3 teet,
W. g. 1W4.: ~ S'':s" - xr:,,,. u,.
nm E,rtx;.7f, a"" ~ ~ ~, llam r; na!e1
bouieSard snu, H'G fronr ooiset 9ass % 4 nfexel ~
1'1;S r. aeTt; fr,,;a 10, .,3.s, S3W, 1,eo
nMe " nh'on mtlIual L1e-lnsurance Com
tnx n"I 20 - ro w. row!g1, on Gfoye park
easI fro y Soinef f 1i fortra FOR street,
1G;t;ay Gmtsnry E H"id !elI ana others have sold to
n!Naa p. howard 1ne LOT on Michigan
st asenue ME nltS-tour 1ees nott4 ot twentieth
Sar S1c ns1 rs uon' 1'7sA1"o 1eet. improved,
1o1 r5a ,ausv", G.'naro;o, >,a+;,,;.,
-Iae GVHmerclai National Bank has sold to
,l,gs virginia B Holmes and others the lot on Wa
as,1 oasn avenue, io1ay 1esI forth OF tiaglnon m
n,her erst u i'ot1, p,.ros roAlGs ~, 'esi, 1ot e
Letter tne lot on Oakley street northwest
ft ,,.;t y, MuiSr S,oo sa[fet, east iront .s&lo
s. 1eEi Will 1auA 1eel IN tne same olock, ana
WIN oller oa!siue properly, TOR Sl50o
-. cirtT H u5's, OF me state Sayings lnStitu-
bout 20 n"rtw..s H. e,y crnnr on go1s,a n; fark
H. me s.t sop'a t!g aSlns aest Win HON
" ~, rca 1eeI ADJOINING on falatlne street, for
':;7 w. Il u,ca;,. ant o+to.. .,,
sHu y" qiEgius anu otoefs nave SOLD 70 the
tos, bn1.ux la ON ane soueast corner ct Washing
t tou auu StAn.stieets. anu anothef building IN
nanqotpu .,-ant stret., soSlS lest and ~ So feet
BuIidnx IS uudrrsfood f aif to av n ahe IL a, ;hs
transaction at and N e on Ii Ills n'sa aount r is
~ - s.tlo, ~ wall pay Q per cent net. A lew
, 1881-07-17

Decrease.
The ollfy decrease. as will be noticed, oc-
ours in the Fifteenth Ward, where there has
been a drup for some reason or other NJ
nearly SoQ,WD
, 1881-07-17

! SUMMARY FOR THE WEEK,
The following is the total amount of city
and suburban transfers within radius Of
seven miles Of the Courthouse filed for rec
ord during the week ending Saturday, July
, 1881-07-17

'FR1SCO'S REAL ESTATE ROLL,'
The San F.aucf'co Assessor has recently
completed his work and turned over his real
estate-ro1l for 1872. The real estate Is as
sessed at SIZE, ,9sl,6:6, and improvements at
S4a asS9,o70, making total Of Slh5,S70,9!6, or
81, l52, s32 less titan las1 year. Tie following
are the assessments OH real estate anu iut-
UTUTHluHiIrS far the mast pfpht rpsre.