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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-16
The biggest Vet.

The mammoth steamer Henry
Frank went into New Orleans last
Monday, with the heaviest cargo of
southern produce ever conveyed by a
single vessel. 1t included 7OH bales
cotton, 300 SKIS cotton seed, 200 SKIS
oil cake, 947 bbls oil 1000 SKIS cotton
seed meal and 10 tons of sundries,
equal in weight to 5000 bales Of cotton.
The vessel with this large freight on
board, and worth over half a million
in money, was not near loaded, her
guards still rising more than six
inches above water. The Frank will
be here to leave for New Orleans on
the 23d instant, 50 says a letter from
Captain Hicks TO his agent Captain
Washington.
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watch Recovered.

In June last Mrs. Ellis, No. 145
Madison street, lost a gold watch and
gave up all hope Of finding it. A few
days ago she mentioned her loss to
Captain 0'Haver Of the police, who
succeeded 10 finding it after two days
search. Procuring the number, he
inspected the books Of every jeweler in
the city, hoping that some one had left
it for repairs, and in that way he
could find it. At an obscure place on
Beal street be at last succeeded and
found the person who had left it. He
had bought it from a couple Of ne.
sroes and was an innocent purchaser.
1t was a nice piece Of work.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-16

Billiards reduced to soc per
hour at T.. COnVerse's, I3 Monroe.
III
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Weather Notes.

Weather Notes.
Close to half an inch of rain fell
last night.
The air was clammy this morning
and the temperature at sunrise marked
So degrees, a fresh breeze blowing
from .the southeast. Yesterday the
range was 30 to SO degrees.
1t was raining this morning and
last night at Nashville, V~icksburg,
Little Rock, Chattanooga and New
Orleans, and light rains fell yester, ay
along the South Atlantic and east
gulf states.
An area Of w barometer started in
Arizona territory yesterday and before
daylight this morning was central
over the Indian nation, moving slowly
eastward, so said the morning signal
service weather bulletin. The de-
preston yesterday in Nebraska has
moved northeastward into the
Canadian country.
The signal service weather predic.
tions for to-day are occasional rair
with southeast to northeast winds il
the Tennessee and Ohio valley; occa.
sional rains in the west gulf county
and clearing weather with colder
northwest winds in the Mississippi
valley. We will catch the latter here
to a slight degree, perhaps.
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Lake Erie Salmon,
Reel Foot Perch and Trout.
II. SEESSEL, SIR, a. son,
Corner Jefferson and Second.

The Weekly PUBLIC LEDGER is
only one dollar per year. 1t is the
equal of any weekly newspaper pub
lished in the south.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-16
C0urfh0nse Crnnlbs.

Criminal court not in session.
j. D. Ravens was brought in by a
deputy U. S. marshal from Arkansaw
yesterday for violating the internal
revenue law Of this district. He was
put IL Jail.
j. B. Heiskell, T. F. Jones and
wife, to NJ. Gentry, recorded deeds
to-day.
Marriage licenses were issued to.
day to D. Harrington and Alice Jack,
son; Frank Walker and Florence
Parker.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-16
Police Points.

Too much wetting Of whistles took
place yesterday.
Very little OF the burglary done
here is tbe work of persons belonging
in this part Of the country.
Numerous arrests are still made for
violating health ordinances. The en-
tire police force are compelled to do
sanitary duty.
Ben May was knocked on the head
with a club last night near the foot Of
Beal street, by Tom Holman, another
darby, who escaped. May died about
an hour after. The dispute occurred
over the price Of a drink Of whisky in
a low negro dive. Mays neck was
broken.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-16

The best No. s cooking stove, com
plete, with q pieces, for $40, at
Ozanne & Mays. l3I
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-16

Potomac Roe Herring.
lat CAcEY & Co.
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Solid Wood Gutter.


Driver and clincher, complete, price
Soc. Extra fasteners, SOC per thousand,
at MANsFoRD's.
Is 298 Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-16

Billiards reduced 10 soc per
hour at +. COnVerse's, ID Monroe.
1gf
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Crackers,
Vanilla waters, Windsor mixed
cakes, cocoanut tafTy, Graham crack
ers, pretzels, charcoal crackers, finest
oyster and soda crackers.
lat BUCKHAM & CAMPBELL.
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Su~gar-cured Pig Tongues.
CAcEY 4 Co. l4i
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John WALSH, UNDERTAKRR,
34l second Street. l43t,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-03-16

Just received by express; 1000
pounds Perch, Trout and Pike,
from ReclGOOt Lake. at
j. A. SIGNAIGO'S,
Il 25S and $50 second st.
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OUR CHEAP COLUMN.

A LL sdgerts emeDts under the head Of For
a Kent, Tor sale, Wanted, Lost, strayed,
per lice for each insertion, and 81 cents per
line for one week. Isl
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The Great Appetizer and SURE CURE

In this new combination W. hayeb blended together by DsrmLArOY (which cannot be effect
|uary done in any other way, the Baham Tou, Rock Candy, pure old Rye Whisky, and a
VALUABLE TOXIC, which preserves all they virtues the ingredients, yielding valuable epc
tnant qnahteSand giving the atidea fine aavor and an agreeable taste !Blsam Tdu has
long been ud by he medical profession for its soothing hePHng and nOurHhng properties.
in aneyhng any irritation Ofthe thra, chest and lungs. Tu Rock and Rye is a didudvo
|simulant, creating n healthy appetite and tomng Up the system genenny. he eminent
chemist, Prof q A Mariner, of hicagO, has naIyzeda and cheerunyr recommended its use.
The purity of tho ingredients used akeh a pleasant healthful tonic and appOiEng bewT-
ageN for all.
Extract from Report Of the Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, 0EFIoE D. INTERNAL REvEEUE,l
WASHINGTON, j. c., Januay& 1850.
|MeEs LAWRENCE & MARTIN, Ill Madison street. Chicago, ILL.,;
GnHENEN-Thh compound in theoInin onhs office, would have 3 umcent quantity
of BAlSA of TOLU Ito give tall uea dyantage sascnbed 20 this article in pedoa com
plants, while the whisky anf the syrup constitute an emulsion renderngit titan agreeable rem
|edy to the patient. Compounded acording to the formula, it may properly be cased as a
medicinal preparation unaerue PROVISIONS OF u,o REVISED statutes, ana whens os stamped
may be sold by Druggists, Apohecaies and other persons WITHOUT RENDERING THEM MARLE TO
PAYsPEcALTAx 5 uQUoR DsALERs. u ,nrr, D.,
Honrsr@ respectfully, Signed( GREEN L. RAUM, Commissioner.
|CA OIlON -6y 70 palm Of upon y You o cannon %%onq R@f q Snd KY ~
JUNE has the name ofLAWREN0E MARTIN on the Government Revenue Stamp on eah
bottle.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS, GR0CERS s. GENERALDEALERS EVERYWHERE
LAWRENCE G. MARTIN , PBEsBsiSs %s. SS4 BspsP:;1 NJ 4, New w.,
WHOLESALE AGENTS, who will supply the trade at Manufacturers prices.
{. T. HUM & CO., Wholesale Grocers; A. VACCARO &
o Wholesale Liquor Merchants; S. MANSFIELD
& co, Wholesale Druggists.
SxxxuS7dkv
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MICE home for a small family, good neirh-
~ bOrh0od. Enquire az Hippel's store,
Market and Fourth street. 1911
0HE brick dwelling No. ls4 81. Martin
A street. Apply 70 J. r. GREHAN, ~
Front street cat
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AND LEAGUE BALL

The following committees have been ap-
pointed to carry out their respective duties:
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FOR SALE


NENb INK, 10 10 . cans. hnegt ariicle.
IN Also fine Gard and Job Inks, Of all G ,iors
and qualities. AZ Ledger Office 81
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ADJUSTMENTS.
. ~RURRIE,S THFATER.

EMIGRANTS
Mesars. Baker and farTOn will introduce al
their
New Character Songs, Dances, Duets,
Etc.
Monday, March 28-JOHN MCCULLOUGH.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
Glin Real G5iale t'or Sale.

DEEKMAN-ST., near GOld.-Flye- story sub
ID santil marble bui' u Cor sale aucAc'Nehl mN's'meh
III LAND ,v Wait ,D, IL Nasaih-st
LNOR SALE.-With immediate possession, thc
/ desirable hrcr.sfory lnssl basement house ~ Flal
door east of lsNn SnnIvc. aud opposite ''
Murray Hiu Prr-b crlu Church the nouSe contains III
rooms and bathroom lnd stChcn size lot 30 houS ID
fair condition desirable io small family AfS
10 MAI.IIN KLENEN, 80 Ibclty-st
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
MINES AND MINING

THURSDAY. Oct 27-P NJ
About the only prominent feature there was III
tbe mining stock markets to-day was the demand !ol
the Mar1posas which advanced the prlce 10 tUt
the common and to 4l2 for the preferred vi .H
remainder of the market there is little 10 oo s'i
beyond the fact that stocks were iow0i 'r@ 1m
steady and higher Moose was more active az "a
1.O5 but the dealings were without fea'uIe go
Ca welded 20 cents to $50 lr9a SILVER %dS
rather firm al s195 and R29IR'0TT an Tbc State Lines
after selling a. .l5 l's seDg down to 800 and to
sS s cents and Oriental and Miller to e on,7 c. 4o syt
dlt dSlet was Is tYerc dnll and weak, and the Cali
fornis cold mining stocks were neglected;
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
FOURTH CALI O'CLOCK P. N.
lRY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUSE.l

SAN FRANCINCO, Oct. 27.-With the cXcep-
tion of SpasmOdic movement IN OYerman yesIcII
dav the market has not been so quiet for several
weeks. What little information comes from the
Comstock is encouraging, but traders generally are
despondent. Gil, r..
$50 900: Eureka Consolidated lbaSe), S3S,2O0 /;
Contention S26, 800; Standard Consolidated,
S41 800 Northern Belle, SIS 200; Bechel, SO, 40;
Rode "a 900: ChriSty. $3.50: Head Centre,
81 O70: California, Sc, $50; BOdie Tunnel $1,000.
MONDAY and No tn MONDAY have each been as
sessed % cents per share.
The manager of the Robinson Consolidated mine
on Wednesday remitted TO NewYork an amount
sufficient to pay two dividends. He rerOrts the
mine looking splendidly, the eighth level opening
well, and everything working satisfactorily.
The sale of preferred treasury stock of the North
Horn Silver Mining Company, an advertisement OF
which appears in another column, viii commend IL
self TO tic atten:io of investors The property OF
the Company is situated on the famous Horn Silver
ledge which is now considered by the best author
itIes the richest SilVeT-Deailng vein IN the world
Experts who have examined the North Horn Silver
pro erty express the belief that with development
1t will rival its neighbor IN the production of The
precious metal. THIS development will be carried
forward rapidly with the most approved appliances,
as soon as sufficient funds for the purpose have been
secured from the sale of stock. An advantage
which this treasury stock possesses over every other
mining stock on the American market is the
assurance of interest to holders during the me the
mines are being developed, and Of an extra profit
long after they shall have arrived at the dividend
bearing stage. The Mutual Trust Company, Of
New-YOrk, guarantees the payment of 10 cents per
share yearly for SIX years, 10 the holders of this
treasury stock or more than seven per cent on the
price at which the stock is now offered.
Clark d Boutwell, report the receipt Of the follow
From Lewis, New: Tunnel cut footwall of ledge
in the old Eagle mine to-day. the total length being
$50 feet. This tunnel will not only drain the EAGLE
Starr-GrOve and Highland hef mines TO a large
extent but will deliver the from the Eagle TO the
steam cars for transportation one mile distant"
From Hite's Cove Cal: Main shaft to-day opened
into 900-foOt level The last quartz taken out
milled WELL and as soon the new turbine wheel
be started shall be in good condition for busi-
ness. Meanwhile We are sinking the sIaf and
hosting water and quartz by hand"
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
Cit1 iyroucrll 20 Lei.

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED 4-stOTy Eng
Ii Easement ln' or lease; hot water iuri cess
o- I, rr-c.; hcIi, a. cheerful ana homchSc. Appy ON
the PROMISE. 80 Last "l~' =.
VNIIE fvc-story and basement building Nos.
ST and 77o Broadway aud ~ East lsihsi ".t at ,o
leased from next May tenn years to tooi tH'h
For terms apply to /. W. StIn,MAN, % fnesi
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
Giin lJr5 cr.n tUau co.

FACTORY -Buiiding 50xlOo. D.
stories wol ;c via yard room oS'eSt5,25 5r, a2y
January; Ncw-NcT lily preferred AddItsS fAN'''
Post lice iioS 900 ~. L. =. d.
VNTANTED.-By physician and wife, q
w nuOr room, for hons AerpnN wins room ,ul , y,
fo an Office Ioca ou ao, -, Add tss lSlIIAN'
IIlnuHO UlM.c
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE,
For TREN lON and PHILADELPHIA.

For IREN ION and PHILADELPHIA
Leave NewYOrk IRON station g. II. II. Of n.
For Philadelphia, Ninth aud Geen-sts, at 7:I5 930 11l5
~, 1850, I, 4:oO j3O IL y. On Sunday at S45
49, ~ p. ~.
l:iU $3.50. D. m. on sunday at s. a. m.
For Trenton, $780, T4J $780, ll;l5 $780, 4, 430 $780,
Z, - p On nSunday s45 a. M, $50, II p IN.
ke,uTn trains leave Philadelphia for New-YOrk:
From stations Pha. and Reading u. r. Ninth aud Green
ss. 1880 o:SO $50 II m l5, 31j j4O, $40, II p
on sunday, at $40 a. NJ $3.50, II y.
From Third and BE ksts at j:2O $40. 9l5 m, $40
$50, $40, $50 p; m sunday at - o. m, 4;30 M q
From TTentnn-l:25 G2J, SO3, 9;Oj, 1910 1l:34
22l 426 $50, 7:2O p. Sunday-;2j 025 a. M, 65
Connection IL made at Jersey City Station 10 and from
ErOOklYn and Erie Depot, Jersey city. - -
Tickets sale foot OF LihTtyst Nos. 230, 261 4O
gi4, JJ7 1873 Broadway, and the principal hotels
Nos. and COurt-st aud Annex OfDce, Jewels Wharf
BrOOklyn.
Y. Transfer Company, Dodds Express will call for and
check baggage from hotel or residence destination AUp
be made at 9i amt 1928 broadway 736 sixth
ave-, NewYork, and 1 COurt-st.; Brooklyn.
JOSEPH ). HARRIS, If. j. BALDWIN,,
o.. l..liI IlnaaA
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
ticlUar0s.

- IN REWARD, no questions asked, for
~ rrturn uf picture stolen from store o2l Gthave
OC,obrr 20. Ia OAK ana EGid frame.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
RAILROAD.
On ana after October p, S5L
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trans leave New.N0rA via Dcsbrosses ana CortlaAE
ar,sJuf lIusiHrg tho West and south, witt Pullman
Palace Cars attached 4. $50 and $3.50 p NJ daiiy ,
Erie NJ $3.50 y. connecting CORY for Tusvie Petro
lcum Centre ami the OH Regions ,.-.,,., ,t,,.,,,,
express" OF Pullman Parlor Cars daily except Suh1;
lOa N; arrive Washington D. M Regular at i5O ahd soy
a. M $40, and 10 p M anl Il night 7uhIY t'o' - IT.
Express for Baltimore except sunday / p m
For Atlantic city p N colatcun. NJ b al ,brouoh
Boats Of brooklyn AnnoX connect WIN w tliuusSn
trains AZ Jersey city an0rdng speedy and uiecI uasol
ifsins arrive From Pittsburg 2 1910 a. m. 1915
daily G3O u m. daily, except Monday From washington
and baltimore: G56 BOO J:2o 9j1 and 1920 p N
sunday $500 a m. lIj5 and 1880 From Pmlliripu4
500 935. $3.50 and 1880 D. m sunday 300 b50 3 lOl1
$40 o. M. $3.50. 0:35 800 aud l0;5Op.
rI'O PHILADELPHIA.
TIE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE.
SUNDAY THREE STATIONS IN PHtILADELr
DOUBLE TRACK, THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
MENf AND TILE FAsTlisT TINE CoNsis-
Express Trains leave NewYorK VIA Desbroses and Cort
landt o streets tree Ferries a. follows, =, aoo ain
4;50 l5e $50 90 imitedi ~ n M /, az" 2j;ao p
Ga M, D, $50. 7, $50 and lOp M. and " night - -, 81.
Express Trains leave New. York daily except sunday
79Oa H. and p M, running through via trenton anu 0"
Returning trains leave West Philadelphia 1901 $40 J25
T. 1880 s $3.50 and IL a Limited Express l3O nh >
T. b:46 TOO and .. m ON sunday, l2:01 8i6, 0:2j 3
den, 9a. m and 3.5Op m daily. except sunday - .u,
foot Of Desbrossea and tortlandss COurtst ana rVoe
yn Annex station loot Of Fntonstl Brooklyn nos ~
grant Ticket ONCE Bnttery.pace , ,---,-
The NewYork Transfer Company will call for ana chec<
baggage from hotels and residenceA IN wooD
fi GenoTal Manager 0en'l Pass'r Agont
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
Gicdmrolt5 nnN NniIroI1s.

A PRODUCTION OF FARE.
~ FALL RIVER LINE
Hcw.YOrk 20 ''Oyt0u. g.
Newport aud Fan RiNrr. -
Limited uckel. Core }poli.ng reduction to all Eastern
Points.
Palace Stclmcr7
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE
Leave New. AU daily Su days Included at p, my ron
=, Mort ycr FOOT oi durrlF-tt iounc ION rs An
Boat from brooklyn 80 $50 y. Jersey Guy p M
tickets and Do -cCurcd at all pruclpii no
tanser and ticket oca ut the oce ON Pier - and on
Htgd.Itra. bi.O !" ~ 'NOlsi
BORDEN n LOWELL, Agis Gen. Pass. Agt
nor BOSTON-TilE LATEST TRAIN with
Pullman Secpers via n. y v H. and H. r. ~ ,6 leaves
Grand tenTHl Depot It :3j week days and lOdO pn
sundays AsO train a ljJp. week days Get tickets via
NeW.Y0rk and NnW.En -lnnl IllllIoli
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
yUpFRIAL GERlIAN LINE,

4 iiauhurs- American Packet COup1 W. Line for
PLYMOUTH, CtEREuCRG nnd tAdBCR} 80
81 IN iA.......... OCT, 2JI iELAN D........NO Ov. lQ
TPI~IA A............. Ig. ' Is ',A / .....N v. II
Rates p1ssag" 10 prnDItp, b,nton 'herhp1ry Ham
fuT aHJ 40 points the 7o IjI ~ ngnL First Ctpu,
-tI' ~rcDni Crln. .jb S,eartg, So RDI1 trb at r5
duccI rates. Ste.elg. from IInbIrL Iavre an south
amp on - . . -
kISUAEDT & 20. {. L. RICHARD ~ co.
General 4 "a General Passenger gents
a. a iva y Y
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
auction Sales Of Real estate.
oRRIs WILKINS. AUCrIONEER.
TRCsTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
LEGGETI'- POINT. tn ~ TIL HlisD WARD
NEANOIk CITY .-

Ma W ll-NisN''' 'h'Ni iD-''''''''
tiirsTFE,s SALE or VALUABLE PROPERTY AT
LEGGETT- POIST. sINTT.IHl"D WARD
NEANOIk CITY.
BY order Robert - and j. Lawrence Mckeeyer ITus-
~ H. Ludlow 8 CO. will sell at auction on WEDNESDAY.
OCTOBER 26, 1851, a. 1 "cl9cs a the EXCHANGE 7A''
No. III broadway in the Cty OF Se%-l "r p,, ,
The resdenc" Of Mr. D. q, Arnold AZ LrkE,il i"u ny ~
23d Ward Of the city of Nev-AoiA ni % ao ,
hirty four acres oi land with lr.r mansion mouse W., a
smaller dwelling house. hnc> -lluh'" anu ih t"l "
rrrrs coa.rs ftaui,-, Conservative srdpriy bo"iht
alley and other outhutdn~- WIN prnq "al ~ on i "i
uux Island m a right 20 laHd under water IN ni
cco by virtue OF grant 20 BENJAMIN NJ WhiupcN or other
Also in said 2al ward an that parcel Of aud fronting On
the Southern boulevard and known Plot No 10 Oh map "i
estate Philip Dat-r d-cr'r bgiuf nearly opposite ti
dwelling house formerly occupied by -li Philip Dater anl
ward and about sn2 feet deep and cont lnius 81 acre
previously dispose. OF 90 private sale. . ,
rinr-st. or to J. LAWHENCE MckEbNER Esqr Trustee
ia Pearlst
DICHARD V. HARNETT Auctionccr,
IL VIII .rll 80 auction on -
"WEDNESDAY. NoNi MBLH 2. 1851,
III CHOICE CITY LOTS
To VII:
3davc. southeast corner lo2d.st, - lots
thayc. central Par. bet ~atl and 9lth, one lot
sthayc bet. t21d aud l2ttl, . lots.
1lJthst, ST Nicl0.4-ayc. lots,
.,pth.st. 70 feet east Az .. \. ipl
qth.ay,. bet lul;h end lO3tH.i-., 10 lot&
lOGth AMI lO7tl-st-. Hth and lvth.avr>., 8 lots.
gd.ayc, bet g.d and 1itl.,i.. lot- .,.
locth and l05th. 1.i ls, and dawes. 20 l''''
l0ad.st.. bet "a ana .d-lyr-. 10 ,,
u Ia aud i7th st., lg have and Bonlcyard,a l"N
lstavc bet. lOith and lujih IT,. lots a.,
I8Dtn,t- bot. Gth AM 49, Lsr. hyulcN'tls, d lni-
lOth.ayc. bet. @ -tH aud "'th -t-, D. lots
IGth.ayc. ana Il7th..t. nofthN".t corner, X lot-
CFPHAs BRAIN EtD Attorney for Executor.
Maps etc. Aucuonc,- oncc III broadway, basement
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28


The following sales were held at the Exchange
By John 7. Boyd.
4stCry bGk building nf with e N RS lsave
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY
BIZ Richard Y. Harnett
lot JeGerson.ave 395 # of Kingsbrigeroaf, ,.o
lots So Of Jeersonaye adjoining above Hg ,,o
,ofs Us ave 700 # OF Kingsbridgeroad oo
lot taS9 Jeer naTe adjoining above 25x2Oo CT ooo
slosW aeriSa jSo sona7c 270 it OF samuo each aos
Gt pag0 aGi0iGnr hSsns5 a59 s5x2o6 Patterson. l55
lotson Jencrr cor of Cedar-sI each -'N 235
2lots S samneist 50 # Of Jec each 20 aso
i5t ON samuel %% cor Jefferson 25xioOc ~,
lot adoniSg Tpn above. 2jxOj; Higgins ll29
loe adjoining above each 25xiG% sgiS $50
FoRDHAM PROPERTY.
By james /. WclS
plot OF land McCombs ram 70 d. Sc cor OF TIC ooO
bont-ave, Fordham AIN vreeland.......-- 1'oOO
nEc1no4D ast. :,r!rs rAAS3Fii&
vFw.YoRK TrH
l1thst, n g, 1892 4 " of Gtlgye, 22A 4-51lo&&FP
lsts 265,6i 81 c'ayS +, Iaue MSa 1900
GGthst - liGs 4 # MOT, OF l'"e Io''AUoo' i."' 1900
l2,sT nl,Tr ana " Ute Of % i0sS 35sIio Len
1Oth.4vp. 253 70 sOi a.;. ST. hONIo; 'hdiIcS
i t.anda and wife 10 AuGrline Humphreys: , w
Mary .; 500 t % % i iorat'-nye; @ ave 1'oAloo' 1000
MaIyst l5o3it OF Norri'a'r' iooAlVoi sam" $3.50
7sdst 5 500 Il " Of dave l7zlO2.2; Berthe CO. mn,
bacher y Ullman .-....-.-- .,,--,; i"''
wnei,:st No o. -1z-Oo; LLlr'uH'"'"' 10 .i II . 1000
Eldridge, 80 70 1G 25H316i Hewlett trustee - r5o0
7lst.st n : ! A. 81 uf .ti-ayo, lG1Gtl022; Thomas
ttich and another 'N''"'''.' '''' 70 - ~ Il,,oO
Madsonaye nw cor %; ir',t 2Hlc- 1r,cc . VIZ $1,000
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL.
4 NORTH GEENTAL LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE EErWEEN NEW.YORK
~OUIH t.HPFDN AND BREMEN.
RATES. or IASSAGE ron NEW-iOK to SOU1iANP
81 SAT- uct - L. E.......... rd. Nov. .
DDi Is....... sat Nu. = .pN Nf sat, Nov. ~
TDN, HAvPF or BREMEN:
FIRST CABtS. +IJp-SECOND CABIN........S6O
STE sBAGE so.
Return irsots lic't rte4 "rspld Storage ccri.
C1tes -2> ~f'l sail Pier between second anl
It.f,-t on q. i
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
lrooklnn lJrupcrlp for Sale an> Go fet

FINE 3 STORY and basement brown
N stone house: cabinet tnishod select locality MI u,
exchange house OF value ClIAS MCMiCiAE1 l-V
Broadway.
AT $4,000 PER ACRE, we will sell two
~ acres land Brooklyn two lines horse-c1t anItn
Immediate vicinity OF paved AMI severed streets hULNp
q WHITING l2l Nass1usL
VNO LET-3-story high stOOp, brown stone,
4 blS CarltOn.ave, near Prospect ParA. hCbAND "
WHITING, l2l Nassau.sL
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
VNMAN LINE ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS.

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOrtCF.-Thr steamers 0i this Line taSe Lieutenant
Maurys Lane Tou,rs it it seasons Ot the year
cry OF Rom ME...........- SATURDAY. oct 90 10 n m
CITY OFEfr- ...... RS DAY Nov. 3 ..
CiTY OF FnN ...... TIT ESDAY. Nov. TO- : a. NJ.
CITY or BERLIN TN............SArURDAY, Nov. / y. IN
CITY BI,t Ili IS DAY. Noy. %,
viUr ti number S. x
CABIN. s4Oants o. Return ck"ts favorable ter ns
STEERAGE. - Prepaid, $50 Drafts 40 lowest rates
Saloons, slternpa. IN 1lthrOD ntishps.
These steamers do not carry cattle. sheep or pigs
JOHN a. DALE, Agelt, 81 and }3 Broadway. y Y.
Philadelphia Once. No. 100 south iti.st
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
Gonnlrn l)roperl9 t0anIeo.

LAND Wanted cheap
f0r sh good grazing ranch In Texas Address giving
lowe price description. location &c. JOHN ID. PAtIEh
SON Geneva, NeW-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28

pnOVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
amers lsaye Pier 30 foot Of Warrcnsf n Re- at p m
o, lexcep Sundnys) Boston via Providence direct
Iso,ght WA either line taken at lowest rates.
n II RAHCOCK, President l.. ". FlLhINS, q. +. Agt
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Oct p. ISL
The following sales were held at the Exchange
EalesrOom to-day:
By John 7. BOVd.
4story brick building with lot No 5S9 1lthaye
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
yy,ur pOpULAR SHORE LINE TO BOSTON.

THE PoPUkAR tsaI SoRE IsHs LNE aIHs To pepa
Three express daily except sunday TO BOSTON AZ
s.65 A m D. M (parlor ataehed) and lup m ("ith
paace sleeping cars. 49, ,-...,
SUNDAYS at iO D. M with palace sleeping earsh
limited tieket to Boston tall rail-, So ,..,...,,.u
tickets parOr seats can be opalnn 40 ~ rsni
Central DEPOT
New-York tribune., 1881-10-28
STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroads.

A -CITIZENS' LINE. TROY BOATS.
~ hAs NEW STEAMERS SARATOGA and CITY OF TROY
leave leave flEk No A. North River foot Of Christopher ST.
Day except Saturday. at D. connecting with early
Ior he North aud West Sunday touches at