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Hanks! blanks!

: Justices, .notarles', United States 'cortljs
sioners' and all kinds of blanks for I N
States, district aud county courts kels n
AID Job office. III
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People should NOT hesitate 10 plaht f,.,.
,,ees when they can buy sheul 20 cheap On
! lm street opposite Husy \ Philips.
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A. j. ROSENE ELp'S
FANCY GROCERY STORE.

respectfully call your attention 10 the fol-
lowing goods, just received; Deviled crabs,
30 cents n cam ,hnicc Louisiana salmon, 81 90
gallon; yhurbers salmon, 20 cents Il cant
Thniber's HOLSTERS, 20 cents a can; shriiups, 30
can, imported sausage, 20 cents q pound,
fhurber's celebrated electra, the best thing 70
soften hard water, a. 10 cents n package. / will
noon have an assortment of mArmAlnde and
.esired quantity. Goods delivered promptly
10 any part orr city.
Respectfully, A. ]. R0SENr1ELD.
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A. Il L. Mittenthal have received new
shipmont Of carpets.
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Globe Mills spices, coffee and baking pow.
der sre pure. All Grocers sell them. Ask
or Globe Mills and try it.
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You will fad enythnggood and Q in he
eating line At low prices at Jct Meme
zor's-Timothy x, 10.
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L. L. CHS, jeweler. IL Main street, st
George htl building. Watches and jews
TRY carefIv repaired
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New York cream cheese, owiss and :
sago and other imported cheese, at jose
Menczer's.
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'oint de tanguedoc lace, Brabant laces,
Vnise lac and Valencien lace at A. d Z.
Mttenthall
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For spring calico, bleaching and domestic
goods of all descriptions, 20 to A. IL L.
Mittenthal.
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Enquire for the new Swiss embroidery at
A. s. H. Mittenlhsl.
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Diamonds, watches and solid gold iewelry,
a. !he new jewelry store, st. George hotel
building,
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70 nct mls. thh golden opportunity Of
esyne nne nuddsd peach Trees Tor 10 70 10
ea n'm sssese oppoalh Husy y PHILIPS,
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Silks aJsatins Of all shades at A. s. E
Mittenth{
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Br embYidery in fine and cheap grades
goo A. & Y Mitten.hal.
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Calm, Freiberg & Co
ANNOUNCEMENT.
For NlayOr.

VNEARE REQUESTED to announce Hon.
w John j. Good as a candidate for re-
election TO The Office Of Mayor of the city of
Dallas.
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Attention DALLAS Yroh.i.u.

:, Fine cyergreens on Elm street opposite
Huey & Philips.
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Elgin watches just received, new stock
at the new jewelry store, st. George hotel.
building.
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Silk hsndkerchiefs of all colors d. A. Sc Il.
MiLtenthal.
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wHnues,, ivv.VOo

Bushels Of corn, BY +. A. GlA Il Co., q
~: s5sa StS5n ,.As hs.S Sa .do square
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Do not plant any fruit trees for fear they
will grow, Elm street opposite Huay &
Philn'a
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No headache or bacl,.acho for iies
who drink "WlNE or CARDUl.n
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Seitdenberg's fine brands OF cigars and the
finest cigarettes and smoking tobbaccos OF
greatvaIloty, at Joseph Monczor's.
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and 80 cents.
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Ticilnor & 90. Clothiera.

Roses So 90 per dozen, Elm street opposite
Huey &c Philp's.
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Beaut health, and happiness for ladies
in "MIf OF oA ABDUL.
ForSaE all druggists
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For sale by all druggists.
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On motion, the resolutions presented by
the committee were approved and adopted.
Rev. Mr.. Broughton, y former member of
the legal fraternity, and who had known
Colonel Stone at the bar and in the social
circle, bore high testimony 10 his character.
and in eloquent words paid warm and ten
der tribute to his moral worth, Christian
graces and uaiformly courteous, scntlemanly
bearing.
Colonel j. G. Mccoy gave resume of the
life and character of Colonel Stone. Hs WAS
q son of that eminent divine, Rev. Burton
w. Stone, of kentucky, who was the con-
temporary Of Alexander Campbell, and par
TALLY tho instrument in founding what is now
known as the Christian church. lie was o son
bya second wife, n Miss Bonn, of n noted
Tennessee family. Colonel Stone was for
merry u minister, and as such WAS located as
late ms 1868 at Memphis, Tennessee. He
moved TO Texas in 1858 and raised two Texas
regiments, achieving reputation for valor
on many fields in Louisiana and Missouri.
After the war he returned TO his old home in
Kentucky and lived there year and moved
to Missouri and resided there till about ono
and . half years ago, when he moved back TO
Texas He was no ordinary man; MS lawyer
ever courteous, genial, patient and laborious;
os man, social, kind, noble snd upright; as
patriot he was brave, daring and honorable
his honor was ever rs bright as tho sword
he wore; rs friend, true and stosdfast. To
humanity his heart, his energies, his purse
was ever open and ready to render mid and
sympathy. But no ia. gone. There is q va
cant chair in this eourl--there 10 vacant
chair in the home of his bcreaved family.
Colonel John w. Paine spoke feelingly Of
his many virtues, hia allable and smiable
disposition, and tho many noble qualities OF
his nature, that stamped him an upright
pure, Christian gentleman.
On motion, tho chair WAS requested TO APP
point committee TO present tho resolutions
to the respective courts, TO b. spread upon
tho minutes.
Chair appointed Colonel Minor to present
them TO tho United States court, Colonel
Mccoy TO present. them TO tho district
court and Judge Good to present thon IL
the county court.
Ga motion, tho meeting adjourned.
w. W. LEAEE,
President Bar Association.
Il. ii. PLowMAN, Secretary.
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&C.; learn that Porto Rico MGsG9yaeo a o deoressioh in
refined wig decidedly denoTaZi1s eSr on Grsnnistd
gs.S Cut Ioaf lOIsc; Crushed lOisc; Cnbes. juci
powdered nc STANDARD ~" ea 9gc Confectionery 10
oS0gIoc Nonld H." 8ac on " A., G5ts,-i " ii. :,
FTtra C." siaa5atc; yellow do. do, 73asae yellow ~
73a7 &c. yellow, I0f l4c % ooo .. o,,o,c. C,tv
STEARiN E-About steady; sales aVoOp ID oii, Tic
ll4o. 30 ties. Philadelphia, ll'c5 oio"mai sa''no '
quoted. l04c. 90 too, -za-ao
WOOI,-dessrs s lowell & COburD OF Boston, say 80
The sales of increase Of 100000 ppuh9s az
COMPARED with reported last week, and prices nav
been well maintained We refer 10 prices really current
four weeks and not 20 the extreme quotations.
that have been ssed upon 10y some parties as ih a.
sentng market Unable longe! TO sustain their utal
how these pdrtits
reporting market and decline in vaues The malhet
is there has been decline On the contrary
prices al grades including line wool have been aelaiy
strengthened favorable news from Austlhld
kilograms as late the l4ih inst report an advance
five the choicest woods, aud attriDn'e III
part TO the demand for American account ms ahCe ~
line wool makes fine domestic fleece look cea
Nevertheless do not predict sudden l
in We know that manufacturers are almost i
cautious believe they VIII pursue policy Una, wiz
prevent quick advance The most they can 90 hoH'HV
viii he market substantially where now IS anu
prices may harden tribe as the season progresses
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EURnpEAN MAnKErs-

I4vEnroot- Eoy 2-2:3Op m-Pork-Prime Mess Eastern,
1li a. IS 40 western, dun az 40. BacOn-Cumberian1
Cu st,aGg al pa short RID steady at la: Long Clear
S.. az snort Clear, steady at jlGd.; Ham4-LOnR Cut
ddn al - ho1ders duh at ~ new Bee-Inda Mess
du AZ - % Extra Mess duh lj. Mess dun AZ 81
laru-lIine " e5ieTu, duh Cd. IalOwPrime City,
sciy H lId Turpcnune-Spirit7. sreaty at NJ Rosin-
rune ,ttdul NJ IL Common SD Chcesc-Amer
can onolge 4ul at a. Lard OIL here FOur-Extra
otase' uii te tJd Wheat-No. White. duh nc lOSd No
SpIhs 1 NJ l9Sl Winter New Western steady at ll2d
NoIh-nllAeu' gun az g. CottOnseed On.NeuOw Amcrt
an none here BosnC Common at London, Suat cid aG6d
lufbthtl"e-Sprts At London. firm at 70.
NOV. 2l.-lfrCelpts Wheat for the week
FROM Auhc ports $4,000 quarters from Pacific ports,
$4,000 Quarters.
a.. ncr ,-1,ug y, sIef
~ PEI ceha Tor New Mixed Western Flour lid for
western feas OH > perennial for Canadian. Wheat lOlOd
az "a Ior 100 S5iora White llldallG Tor California Clubs
Blld0lubd Tor r. Il Western Suring
LONDON, Nov 2i-3On D. nj acntta Iinseed 40 1Iqfd.
per quarter Sperm OIL e5Sd R1O per ton; Pale osn 7alO
pa spirits iurDentne al 81 ~ per Refined PotrO-
lcm Olsab I'D; Spirits OF Petroleum. 0dal0d. per gallon.
common i,osln. ODD Linseed on SOS
ANI"Eht Now 2l-IetIOleum, X francs Lob confines
lOOkiOA
BREMEN NOV 2l.-Wilcox's Lard closed at 30 marks 30
pnngt per no pounds Petroleum. marks 80 piennngs.
HAMHuRG Nov. 2l.-WIcoxls Lard clOsed at 90 marks
100 10.
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LIVE srncK NARkEr,-nY rELEtRArn.

| Y y y = : n = y ~ = y
BrrFALo Sov. 2l.-CAruH-Vcccipts to-day, l,l0n hrad
total Thus .a 400 head. iOr tue last week
..frl-h n 3D. rgTE U1rA't 'UIi weak
ana lower Irico fully 10fpy per lower with mu't de
Choice. GIo4 500 Good shippers. - .Il-H 3D. lIir %
medium. - 1H<f TO- Cool Eufchir-. steers ~ -JN y ~
and fcirrs. - 2a0ti so Fat Bulls - ta ~ stock
sud Feeder. 80 -'q~l 80 Tor Far western "ul Choice
tauaG4s.
Sinh AND I,lls-Rcecpt. today lsoO head total
for week aus ilr. 900 NrII. last week.
1900 head. consigned through Clffs market tu tending
downward. EASTERN r4r, sales 81 Ch'!rr tn Fancy Feed
,rs - sUdfj Pair Good Western horP 8 G'asi 40,
ana Common stock sheep, i'g-H 90; Western Lambs
80 iur 81 fHr Far o Good tautul Lambs. 30 aud-J o.,
lNra, a.; % iar humble. %. car f,iilh Ih'' o.
l3 head tUr time Last "rrs $4,000. considered
through IS ou,r ua very l""'y and mar. rfr 20
Dol qu"iahy lower .lts" f',,,r- ,,'"a 20 .oC - I
mostly TO- Good 20 choice Heavy 90 lJaso 80 Fair do SO
CilcaGo Soy. 5I.-iIoe--Eecelprs $4,000 head. sri7
quality poor; Common tu trDd NlGc' 5000 -Hs Heavy
faCkiuE ard shipping - $500 i.ladgI I-7 anl Lard
CAuLr-lsrceipt-. t'uu neat, sn'Wr4i-, LOO head; mar
k, r1,. active and I.cs r.Hrr Iy urchpr"cf, tx
port, :. as 5OGond to choice shipping aOg5' . COM
mon Q" Hellum, 80 ~ HuigI.s and i'a.'- s.'" ~
suFrf- neccipt. coo heat shipments 01ohrat market
a., -. t,oo o, Ch.ire. 9t15l 80; tNtsa. r5a % ~
4 Liverpool dispatch says tauIr-ll'vs y ID hes de-
-. Ions nov 2I--tos@- Hc,suts $500 read. ship
incuts. o ~ head; market quiet iFla ~ilrr'nr g-i
YORKER, 81 - g.. PACKING 20 i'at. lo. Enich, %
CSful . Receipt, 100 head. shipments 1000
had. urm supply md NOS cnou. q, r' round.
81 5j Good T. 5io'ce IS 1890 81. Nuun 4, fSlf - 4
go Gu.l go Choice EutIa. $50 ore 20 e, 80. Good
Cow, puf Hcier .5ari an Good ." hg.,s nris' TcSiH
-us.H-I.rl..ui. son .iI sHrurH. .Hu artI. good
iuauG loi Fair 10 Fancy Muitors 80 ed J'asl -.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For the week ending Nov 81. 1851.
RTCEIPTs.
QUOTATIONS or Derives TODAY

load: s aS as. and at e a %siS
read against $3.50 head LAST Monday The arrivals ne
past SIS head more than last week ana w
strong healthy market noted at the clos" on last Monday was
Before OF that market the situation was so far under
the control 0i t1o m M p " e te dni, on
Friday The weeks business 50 far as butchers and droers
will admit very unprohtlbe for a parties me sharp
demand and good prices Tor dressed beet early in the week
est kind m a very material reduction in prices
Drovers and owners Of Western bought cattle Jared no bet
te the not quite heavy as they are AT
The dispatches 10 Western shippers on Friday "ere
to prevent the gut wmchseemed inevitable for his
rI'cf NIGH have Tesulted nom holding back 80 or
IS loads at Ph4d lplia, il wonid only have made
and perhaps have done more injury thi9 Goot;
ht aSf' at wa" both marSet places today all for sale
excepting q cars Tor MI Eastman and % cars which were
was e the due.t Of the Not spark OF life was
e s2% ont 'a% %S Ws ord To hoa 3
his docs not include the q cars 10 arrive =, JG' ai
round Jersey CITY there was not nh chang rrPogd
pdslng when Is remembered nat during Thank Eiyins
Moeh INC Wnytr1l ue'a' i Hnotbcr tbiais
AKA nst the wholesale butchers and that Is The
T S pcs we're y carload. OF 0dnay "a Pretty G,o cv
5pe Tor To0r 70 Fair NAIVE steers was from Sc to dress
dress 56Q5s 10 Ana Premium fcarlng sold up 10 I34c
Ihe load Of Premium Kentucky steers owned by MI
j. manu- W. T lead he r,rjosd and a. tho
ket pa.& aheIe "T.o - ia d thc nnTS
that they mans raising The Information o Do hnd
about the very WeaEre, yet from the most trust
worthy solicited the following: Tie Cattc
were sent from Kentucky 10 the great STOCK show
in Chicago, where several OF the best are SAID
have premiums, After the show
they sold % Mr. ShamDugs buyer at different prices
eight Of te 9cst reaching ne cT,lGme aguFg o. IS per o
market would false and they seldom matched IN
this other market Eight bead particularly we'll
nred and uncommonly well faitened were very heavy
probably close 70 400 average but were coarse
ami evenly iattcnei and ycarlng last spring
perfect they make Them p the words o. an
butcher smith Of HOhokcH, bought the gearing,
which weighed 22O NJ at to lcss 90 d. but the other
Cattle not sold to-day
Exporters and purchased abOut 400 head mainly
shipment dressed Nothing going out today but tomGIow
Victoria ana Nevada take ont 100 quarters Ot Beef sud
49l carcdsses Oi Mutton for NJ. Joseph Eastman.
The weeks shipments 81 Live Cattle sheep AMI Hogs and
Dressed Beei. Mutton and Hogs were a. follows
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER % 1891

" N. Corn dun End weak; No spot 63c. bid Deem
au Sai uary 6e; May, nominaly, G6lac Al the cose
Al 30 Hd i o. tsd spot q ~ asked Noyember
q % Ddi January II 359; February, ~ 57s. duI
NO y Hpo We bid, Gle asked November held ut 63c; De-
SsHsii eto Oh u e asked oil the year. Ole bid 81 &c
January BIC bd 622c Asked May, 80 &C bid, 66lgc
asked oats neglected. No spot November held at
4oc. heceipts-Wheat 10000 BUSH Corn. s. 90 bush
1000 bush: Oats none ' 49,
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Good Ordinary ........... ssie Low Mdding i92
sf,ct Cool Titnary 9lss MdlnP. II .
moderately ssSs closing i PTey At aSG2s IF
1919 February l22ss sdY MaF Sh AP y
i2S8si5 August l2g7di$0s Prices for Rings rs and
315si FcS41%E 525 &s5q5 Ma{
1872 Casing prices for contiacts-NOyemDer, llsZa
isl December lL90 January l2gS February l-;2$
ai5.74 June. l2.s5al2s4 July I293al&9i' August Is
Flour ATp MEAL~FL6 UR-MarKet stin in BUYERS
favor with light export sn So lOoHs u Mnsa Ezra
s. lOa$9 for the whole range sag 9Dis VIZ" n ear
spri1g 50 5OdSI 90 Tor Winter small parcel choice
Tor Vest indes 81 25g$7 so south America, and
81 the city trade so b9s SgPelghe - 1UaSl 90
extreme Low Extras OF the sales 500 were
s iGr sfRRSg rs Common to Far Extra state
s. 90 Goo to Fancy 90 - 23asS q S0noN 70 moon
g good xt Round Hoop one % 15 Coca 20 Gao
Common clear s. egds3 20i Itye NGt1Iy - 5o4Sa "a
ksTs Extra $7@f7 5o s Gd6 *iSS7 F 55 Patent
s. 90. Good to Very ChoceFmuy 81 Oqs9 Patent
soUTnhHS FLOUR duh, sa.cs 500 DDi, ineapiias
s. se 70 GG9 F Ft} u 800 SG g
81 g0Gj 20 @tar an G GnES 81 o
bbls Including yellow Western. - 25a$3 49, Brandywlne
sGfRAIN-wHEATM Market al1lc. lower. wtamore doing
with little strengths; sales 2552QO' bush future
S29VOG e 'a UIhnsTSed srn! 81 Iiqs 60 10
chicago Aiwa9ks 81 SOS IS latter Tor YiTankee
choice Michigan; steamer. 10 Red 81 3. b 30 2 Rel
81 4lQS ~, ~ 422aSl - Old. incudns Z4OO BUSH
Tree board, 81 a. migrated wmte 81 23qSl 40 No.
81 39dSl 45I; No. 2 Red November, 81 4pRasl Il p
closing, 4Ol; DO December, u 4l4d$l a. Tor new,
4SstQ for old closing 81 AZ for do January
81 Ages 46. closing, 81 10; do February, u az
81 as closing. 81 47Se do. March 81 49l4dSl 30; No.
White December s. 4Oi4 aSl 40L closing, 81 4O .-hYE
quiet O3 lots AID boat loads; sales 1000
bush. stato 99c a. .BAHLtH-MaIktt quiet IN
changed BARLEY MALT steady with limited sales
CORN-Market hale lower fairly active export, and mod
s sGetS Closing heaSy e S as6 uur $1,000
bush. cash. including UBgraded Western Mixed, G5@
81 S6sc delivered including nOJ bush free on board
Csc; 5000 bush. all this Ga and 5000 bush Tor Jh
December GsLc.; Yellow, 72c;; No white. 1895 No.
November. Cos d67 closing, 66s4; do, De
cenber 81 "a &C. closing % 2c do January. 80 7a7O
closing co c do February, OATS-Merket with.
decided shade sales $4,000
bush. including No at 47204se No 2 asa 1870. for
new ig5, OC old; 49c; No. White 40 iyLc.
No. 2 81 Ra5l9,c. No 564c delivered Mixed western
d6Q5Oe. White DO 50Gj5c. Mixed state 5OGJ2c. White
do 62955c, Including d 1000 bush No Mixed 20.
1850; 10000 bush do January 49l2a49Ssc. 10000 |
bush. do. February 503ic FEED steady.
IN STORE NETWORK, BROOKLYN AND JERSEY CITY |
"
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES Quiet and steady, ,,,---.. ,.,u,
COFFEI-Rio dun. and un eted Fair carg9es nom
STOCK $500 bags MO al.
b764 BAGS Hevetius leaving the STOCK mere III III "
hands q 1861 bags Mild quiet, unch anged -. co,
COTTON-Sp0t Cotton quiet and rec lower Sle" ~
bales (3l7 last evening" including va Dass o Pno
bin0 speculation. Delivered on cOhiaC ~
bales Receipts the ports to-day 60s59 paits' aT
B6 This last weeS, ana 4O.oIo
since september J. l,9l2535 bales, against z'l'i'oI ~
last
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RECORDED BEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


NEw-YORK CITY.
55thst s. 2sl Il e Of SHAVE 22xlO05; Minnie Ma
wo0sLerst No a. a{risO12i.9xI0Ol: Il D Gale,
,o, reteree TO Elias Hyams. 5000
l2St:t n :, las q eof Sd.aye I44xlO0iix-; WIN
z. 9 Wen and wife to Phillips ............ $500
ara 10 9, WIN 6eeler 1900
75tsss : $25 It Of 2d-aSs iO1io32; ii dcriaci
Same property ker and wife 10 Eliza Guesen: oOoO
Lexngtonave es 3i.5 II n Of 6ith.st i66xs6 = "0OS
hHner and VIE toto same 10000
Prince;st No lO3 95xiO0i stewart 10 Marx N''''
%, o1nnger and an another - 2A00o
Beekman-st, No 81, 25GxlI35 325xiS6; r Van 1N'o'
aoeseH and another executors to F smith 1880
o. Ann Nav 70 Fletcher 10000
s,,l and husband % T.sl iosS9
rison to Charlotte Arnold $4,000
=, lss2 10000
man and wife TOT Cullen and another ...... $4,000
Io4ui.st : > go # " OF dave 2JKlO0.ll; = Fan
Same property; also iOith st. s. 200 II W Of 3daye
", 255l0o n Bagmgareh and wife -.-: 24.Soo
MaTket,st, No s3, 2Ox6l, GraydOn sand wife TO
5lst-sI > 2O2 # OF oth ave- i6xi05.s II Hartman
a5t6st $ ii26 Il Of 7thavc i86xDso same to O''
Lexington.ave e s. 26j It's Of 47th.st, 2OISS; Il L
,7,i FanGher g Il wSodhal 1880
BOokstayer and wife II Hindley ........ 10000
lO9th-st 5. 1864 tt Of dave. l4sxlOO.ll; w
80 Lawrence, referee TO l. NJ Hrsch ............. 4,250
G9th.st, n ., 1875 IL W 3d.aye, 5OxlOO5 w Rick.
hardt and wife TO 10000
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fesal Notices.

NrOTICE of Postpouement Of Sale OF Prop
~ ery for UNPAID and croSon wate 81 he Laws Of
1871 The Controller OF the City OF Etes
notice that sale public auction ., ISL ls7a 1873
MA 1875 and 1876 and q Croton water .ns % % %
n due and unpaid which sale Is Advertised 70 DC nsa N
new Monday october TO- 1881, at ~ O'Clock Room "a
S nosiDoaod until Thursday December lssl 10 Do
LII ~ tNe same hour and place .uu...,.
heu =. Containing detaed statement OF the properly
co. sale NAV obtained at the Bureau for Cob
and Arrears OF Taxes and
and of Water Rents ALLAN Va Santralsr
an Nav YORK Finance Department, Cohuonei'
ortober8 g, 1881.
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Aurtion Sales Of Real Csiatc.
,RIAN Il. MULLER, AuetiOneer.


4 DRIAN II. MULLER AuctiOneer.
IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL ESTATE. BY ORDER
OF SUPREME COURT. N PARTITION ESTATE or
ELISHA BROOKS
A. Il MlIr q S)1 will sell at aucti AZ tiei Ex'
change Salesroom mol broadway, NewYoik Tuesday
Goth day November 1881 nj II O'Clock by order
OF the supreme Court under the direction Of George c.
Holt referee following estate belonging the late
Elisha Brooks;
House and lot No. SIS Fifth
Three lots buildings northeast of Cath.
and Cherry sts. being the premises occuped by
Brooks a Co., With the adjoining house and lot
Premises southwest Of Market slip and Water
st. Splendid property nwOod, WashnktOn Heights. the
summer Brooks Also four ots with stable
near on and plot Of land Nacntineve al
Fordham with dwelling house stable, DC, occupied by Col
one Robert Nugent.
Maps the Office Of the Auctioneers, No Pnest OF
of PaysoD Merrill plaintiffs attorney, Ill Broadway Of
Root s Martin, defendants attorneys, 80 Cedar ST
VERY DESIRABLE RESIDENCE AT
~ AUCTION The fourstOry brown stone house, No los
3Jths, PaIkaye, Is It. IN aide, VIII be sold "a
auction on TUESDAY next at II oco;S. at the EXCHANGE
SalcsroJms. No II broadway This rare opportunity
OF seeming desirable home in nrstclass neghOOrhOod
sale pcremptOTy
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Conntrp iJropertn Wanteo.

yU,ARRYTOWN country seat or land wanted,
value abont $1,000 IN exchange fpI brcok xd
dress the owner, REUBEN HARRISON, Box s'oso' new
York.
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Business Chances

FRIGHT Local Writer can secure halls
,sTest ip paying city weekly for 900 esah and two
says, work per week. Address H. IA, Tribune Uptown
thee, L23S BroadTay
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