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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-08
colNsw EhGLg BDTEL
MARKETS.
@ Pill AApTNaaNn,.

NRIENTAL MARKET AND STEAM SAUSAGE
~ Mandatory, No 41S street, between Fourth
and Fifth Opposite Metropolitan Theater), dealer in
Fresh Meats, all kinds OF Sausages, Hams, etc Or
ders from country PROMPTLY filed. NIT
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-12-08

w5I. ELLERY BEKGGs, ND,
NCULIST, AURIsT AND PHYSICIAN FOR
Diseases OF the Thloat. Office 1904 street,
corner Of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank, Sscrauento
C.l. Eours-a;S0 to y A. u; to 4 P. l. Sundays
a:30 TO IL 4. n: to f.. diff
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a wit ness Who Would not he TrIrpcd

Counscl--"Stato TO the jury how long it
was after you took the meat from the store
and put I into the wagon before II was
taken away" WitncSs-"Now, ! shoost
Cand dell dat dmks bout dwclyn feet.
| say not nearer as dat "Nou don't un.
der stand me. How long was i, from the
time the meat left tho store aud was pu
into the wagon before it was taken away
by the dc cndanl}' Now, | know not
what you AK dat for, De wagon he was
back up nit der side walk, and OATS ShooSt
SO long as IL vas. You dell me how long
der side walk vas, Den feet DwclVo
feet Den | dells YOU how long It vas. -"
al don't want to find out how long the
sidewalk was, but want to know (spcakng
very slowly, how long--the meat WAS
in the--wagon go beiorc--it waS-takcn
away 30, dat! Veil, now not sold any
meat SO. | all time weigh hrm never
measured meat, not yet, But | dinks
bout three feet (llcro the SpectatorSand
his honor and the Jury smiled audihly.)
VI know not, shontlomons, how is dis.
dell You all | can, so good as know
"Look here, want to know how long il
was.betoro tho meat was taken away after
II was put into the wagon" Witness look
ing knowingly at counscn; Now you try
and get me IN q scrapc, Dat meat vas
schoost so long In der wagon rs he was In
der shop, OATS all told you. Dat meat
was dead meat He don't 20 no longer in
den dousen year, not muchn Counsel
What will do. "-lChcago Tunes,
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similar outbreak OF poisoning m
France. which was not controlled
until over 100 prisoners, chiefly women, had
been sent to the stake or the glllows. Eariy
in the eighteenth century "A woman In Ma.
pies carried ON "a large trade in pplsons, and
is supposed to have been concerned in
bringing about the deaths of over go
persons. She was tortured 10 con
icssion, and then strangled. In every in
stance OF wholesale poisoning, such a. that
reported from Hungary, there has been
alike for supplying the means and the sug
gestion Of murder. The poisons used were
always SLOW acting, frequently admins
tered, and so gradually undermined the
health Of the victims. that their deaths eS-
cited no suspicion until the aggregate grew
80 large as to cause investigation New
Iorl, sun.
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DEAR Mr., EproR:-Long experience in
care OF Childrrn, and great success in bring
ing them safely through sickness, gives CON
lidenco to assure that Group, whooping-
cough, bronchitis, diphtherin and all throat
and chest affections, will be speedily re.
licyed and cured by using DR.. Acker's Eng
lish Remedy, which is exceedingly palat'
able, and may he safely given to the
youngest infant. Adults will find it the
best and most potent known specific for
consumption, asthma, etc, and single
trial will prove this true, AN OLp NURSE,
TO sustain above, trial bottles may be had
for 10 cents from W. II. Patterson Il Co.,
the Pcachstonc liiuimont men. Regular size
bottles 80 cents and 3d.
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COTTON AND SILKS
An lnE. eating Chapter on the Nomenela
ture of Textile Fabrics.

" '
We nave certainly the callcoes, chinl1,
NUTS o mulmuls. hummums and romalls
og p.,,,ol 49,. -, ~. -. -. trno
- ''''' a. '"''' 90
Oailcoes proDably from Callcuts, CITY on
the Malabar coast, or west side of the In
dian peninsulo from the time of the Portu.
i'''''',"i 80 w So, -,
S"'eo o0U"P'''on III ''-'' "''"""b" '"b''!
dealt IN at n later period IN every part OF
Bengal. The chintz were painted oottons
Of nnrrsmnoro and Comane, and Tho rinp.
ha,ns nr ag;,,,,raYe - were strined rn,to,ls
%, n,loeo,,9, and nenyai bciore ISn Wc
have tbcrnfnro M FERNS unaltered for two
cent cant, Jc,iyeJ FINN India. WV
Calico n naintcd or printed cotton--or
o,ll;ooos fro,n CnIic,,t
f%jnt1 frnm rhin,s n sunerfne co,,on
nainted In souarcs
Cinrhom or pinppau a striprd cotton
o,oven in cnIors
Muslin nnr thread and omen mash cf
Renal and Daccn'
Mill ar muimul. a very fine and stiIl
lighter C,l,rir sometimes "Noweredn in The
east
IInmmums an inferior cntton f,hric rot
now made
RomnlE ulso nm nm inferior fabric mot
now used.
U,mbovs mr. c,rh,i,q cotton hri,s
broiicbt Ia porturol from CnmLa, Wos,nrr
India. in 1870 and later.
From Persia We haye several ORIGINAL
terms, not likely TO be lost.
Carpets, which were exported at Com.
broom aud Ormus to both midland throuph
Portugal 10 Europe under that nnmc hcfpre
1900.
Coshmcres n fabric nomod from, uo
country of Cashmere, and at one time ne.
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No Cnro for Comsmmriinn.

Inero ~ no cure lor. CONSUMPTION, whcth-
or of the lungs, bowels or kidneys; yet the
patient may be spared to long ycgrs of life.
and the fatal termination kept from an.
preaching II Browns Iron Bittors are used.
This medicine Strengthens the weakened
parts, restores to healthy action the i'm
paired iunc ions, and stops all decay aud
wasting away of the organs affected, II Is
the best liie-giving medicine ever invented
and thousands OF living witnesses stand
ready to affirm the truth of this assertion.
AZ trial bottle will convince YOU of it.
luprits
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SEPTEMBER 4, 1882,

Wichita Falls Ia located IN tho fertile valley of
the Big Wichita River, IN Wichita county, Ms
miles from Fort Worth aud about H. miles from
whore temples into Rcd River Op ustc the
Indian Territory, In the center ot Que of The
most beautiful aud healthy sections IN Inc
Northwest, Hero are located the cud of the
first division and the ma,n repair aud machine
shops ot the Fort Worth & Denver city Railway.
Here also are situate the Falls aud Rapids vt the
big Wichita River which makes IL the finest
water power aud the mtute manuiactutlug cen.
tor Of North western Texas, Good wat0r for
domestic purposes, can be secured at II depth OF
nom 20 /, 10 tcct
These advantages will enable Il to control the
entire uadc ot tho Southern portion ol the In
dian Territory and Of tho vast Fan. Handle VI
Texas aud which will make It the finest cattle
shipping point IN the state
TERMS OF sALE,-purchascs hot exceeding
sloo. to be paid In cash ut unc uf purchase,
Purchases exceeding slON onc.hslt cash, ono.
fourth In SIX months and one fourth IN lively,
months nom date OF purchase All deferred
payments to bear ton per cent interest from the
date of sale. vcudors licn retained 10 secure
payment OF notes .y.I
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Mrs, Rachael Martin, OF Troy, New York,
writes; al have been widow eighteen
years. From overwork aud the cares of a
largo family, have for many years been
ailing from rheumatic pains and severe in.
digestion. Oils aud linimcn,s only cascd
my pain, | took many remedies internal.
ly, hoping TO find permanent relief. My
next door ncighbor, Mrs. Perry, told me Ia
try Browns Iron Bitters, and that II had
CURED her of dyspepsia, irregularities, etc
| did so, and have not suffered an ache OF
pain since using the first bottle, nor has In
digestion troubled me"
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TO PREVENT
Yellow Fever
SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR.
IT SAVED THE PEOPLE OF SAVANNAH
GA WHO USED IN THROUGH THE
TERRIBLE EPIDEMIC OF ls7G

MEssES. J II. XullS & Co,
GESrIENEN w, the undersigned, Engineers
ON the Georgia Central Railroad, in grateful oh
legations for the benefits we received frcm the
use # simmons Liver Regulator during the
Yellow Fever Epidemic In savannah, Georgia.
In the summer and fal, OF 1876 desire TO mako
the following statement, That during the
aforesaid Epidemic. we used the medicine
known as Simm0us Liver Btgula or, prepared
by II, Zein 4 Co. aud though exposed 10
the worst miasmatlC Influences uf The Yellow
Fever by going In and coming ont Of Savannah
at different hour, of the night and also In
spending entire nights IN the city Outing the
prevalence of this most Fatal Epidemic with
but the single exception of one OF us, who was
taken sick, but speedily recovered. We con.
tlnucd In orr usual good health circumstance
we can account for In no other way but hy the
effect under Providence of the hahltual and Col-
tinued use Of simmons Liver Regulator while
we were exposed 10 this Yellow Fever malaria.
Respectfully yours, G.. Il. Patterson, John H.
Collins, Jas l. MNllctte Melton + Cooper.
rs-Alwnys ask your Druggists for DR.. Sim.
mons LIVER Regulator, and be sure to see those
Identical words printed ON the label aud having
thereon red z Trade Mark, Seal and signature
of j. II Zeilin & Co. None other is Genuine
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0 xsoRp 'Hrn., August 10, lS7o.-CAErm Mrl

o xtoEp 'NEB., August 10, 1879. -CAETEG Mrp
CINE COMPANY:
GENTLEMEN:---PleaSe send me five
walls of Carriers Liver Pills by
return mail; enclosed please find one dollar
| take pleasure in recommending your Liver
Pills to my neighbors, and would say to the
people in general that Carriers Little Liver
Pills cannot be- surpassed for common family
use, and | dare say cannot be equaled.
have been using them for some time,
and find that they arc entirely curing me
of dyspepsia, and that is more than | can
say OF any other medicine have ever used.
Respectfully yours, Mrs. ii, MARTIN.
Tho Carter medicines for sale by VIII
liams, 1OiEvor Il Walker, Dallas, Texas,
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LAW SCHOOL OF
WASHINGTON AND LEE UNIVERSITY

NCn q W q. lee, fIVSIuV"'' -, !
Faculty-C. A Graves, NJ A., Professor
Common Law and Equity, Hon. kanuHIs
Judge ii W, Shciley, Ii. u Lecturer on WI !
Judge Vim. Mclaughlin. Lecturer on fleaMuj
Session begins September u, lSS!. For caavs
and full information. address Professor Y \
GRAVES Lexington. Va iul6 !mVN
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Eass Capital Prize, S75,OO0

o'FIcNETs elly 5000. SLareI In p,,-,
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2hMstciNnN.

physician AND suRGEoN-Dr. Morton;
I Office over Exchange bank building; rrsi
dence SIS Ran Jaccnto street, telephone at resi-
dcucc
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Washington and Lee University

Con q " c. LEE, President
Thorough instruction In LANGUAGES LIrERi
TUGE and SCIENCE. and in the Pr0lessloni
Schools of LAW aud ESGINExslSG, Healthy
location, In the VALLEY of Virginia. Necessary
expenses for whole session, exclusive OF booS
ank clothes, need not exceed slli iosiOL SesSiGl
opcus September II. For catalogue, address
j.. CAMrngLL, Jr., Clerk, Lexington, Va
iulh pplOfN
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Opinion of Eminent Doctor II II Walton

AnnUpOIi9, Maryland. 'NOIden'N IhNuld
Extract OF Liebig's Beef and Tonic lnyigor-
ator is u most excellent preparation, 1t is,
par excellence, superior to cod liver oil or
anything have ever used in wasted or
impaired constitutions and AN excellent
preventive OF maarial Diseases (Rcmem-
Der the name, Coldcn's-take no other.
OF Druggists generally,
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NERVOUS DEBILITY

tntc fAksCRiPrioN for the speed, curc Il
TOcc Seminal weakness Lost Manhood
Nervousness, Confusion Of 1deas Aver.
sion 10 Society, Defective N .mory and disorder
bought on by secret habits aud e1oesses Any
dtuggis, has tho ingrcdienls, IL Lcuis Curative
snsutut- AZ st. OhArlsN IT. louiA No
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Amusements.

played upwards Of 900 times In Paris)
DIVORCOSS.
A CADEMY OF MUSIC. RIGOLETTO.
MONDAY, MARCH 90 FIRST time this season.
VeTdfs OPERA
RIGOLETTO.
ii Duca SiEnOr Raveu RgOetto, Del Puente; Sparasu
cle Signor Mont MOnter)ne SignOr Costa COntessa N
Mile. Paoina HOssIni.
Director Of the Music and COMMUNICATIONS ARDIrI
WEDNESDAY. MARCH - will be produced
Meyerbeer's Grand Opera,
LAFRICAINE,
with entirely scenery. dresses appointments Jewelry
aud
VacO Di Cana Signor CampanEi Neluska Signor Galas
al Don Pedro SgnOr Novara Don AlvRr SignOr PnAldni
IAqustOre MONT Sscerdoe. Signor Costa: Inez
Mile. DOtti and Seika. Nine. Minnie Hauk.
The incidental ballet advertisement by Mile. MALVtNI
CAVALLAZZI and the corps dc ballet, &C. &C.
Box office open from I'll ).
FRIDAY, MARCH - second time Of
MeyeTbeer's opera
LAFRICAINE.
MATINEE, SATURDAY. MARCH 2J Nerts opera
AIDA.
SUNDAY, MARCH 20.
GRAND SACRED AND MISC LLANEOUS CONCERT
In which the whole NJ the Artists Band. and Chorus
will take part POPULAR PRICES. Full partio-
due
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.TUE GOLDEN NORTHWEST.'


Now il the time secure homes in
MINNE- OTA, DA kOlA Az j MON l Al A. ..,.
Fmigrauts intending 10 take mp farms during te appTOa'
ing spring tLc GREAT NOkIHN FL sAou!A not I'LL "
mi, II the al vantages offered Dy tle
NORTHERN PACIFIC RIA LROADi IL. 10.
for the settlement ~ that COnpanva lands along us INES III
MINNESOTA, DAKOTA and MONTANA. ,...,.
Tn. Northern Pacific Railroad through region WHICH
cannot be eVcrlleti In
ITEALTHFU LNESS OF CLIMATE,
FERTILITY OF SOIL and . ,.,--o,-,ov.
WEALTH OF NATU RAJ RESOC HES
Nowhere else are so great Inducements OneredJ 10
COLONISTS AN ID FAhNEIt1, ..,. ,,r,-Dpa
MFCHAN MICS, LABORERS AND MIN t.ttS. p. =, ,,,-s
CROPS are large and STOl ~ Il a sI n
ees-ll occupation there READY MAkhEl IGO ~
Bt-~TN ESS OPPORTUNITIES and FINE ChANCh9 lo'
PAYING INVESTMENTS. .,--..-. f.,
The greafrrpart Of Dakota and Montana oneTsa
NEW FIELD FOR SEITLEMENI. H.. ~.
condition Of existing settlements lAE 'Io
line OF he Northern Pacific Ra lrOad IN Minnesota anu
eru Dakota the guarantee 81 tue pethAheuO VI JIG
Agricultural interests Of the entire region q. s,osr
The Northern Pacific Railroad has now ~ marAcl , -
wheat and grazing lands which offered al 10" prices a
on and DAKOTA there are 100000 acres
aTHS There are 100000 ready for occu
R1iIIF NORTHERN PACIFIC COUNTRY has no E-J n.
For detailed Information ali points Appy ~ OF 4IS 'D9
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAlLisDA AZ. 3 $1,000
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ile0ital.

1 CURE BY NATURAL MEANS for acute
y ADD chronic cases ~ Rheumatism, Consumption and
Asthma &C Tor spring fall months - miles
frorn civ Address J. A. No south a., New ok city.
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DICHARD V. HARNETT AuctiOneer
In will sell auction
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 80
Al % O'Clock OF Exchange salesrooin. III Broadway
RECEIVER's SALE.

RECEIVER'- SALE.
UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEw.YoRK REAL ESTATE.
Wsrreu-st Nus II and 10 tLeaseh-ld near Broadway
five-stOry oic@ bUOding
sdh.st ~ a. SO 81 betw .disou and zth
ayosFC high stOop bro"nSiore houses ~" d Is
Of +thave
74bst Nus 40 and 42Two four story high sto~p brown
70 feet front
9th anc ;sl,sts between Ii:h ard l9:haves Twenty
ole lots
lOlst st. aorth side, 9th ard lOtL avssThree
houses ami .5ts.
FeetEcCd-sve.. northwest corner-Flot S5X22O
with good t-a-ee building ana stable
lG5tst between Washing and Railroad avee-Plct %
I2l7-5, w.Di house
THURSDAY. March 20 l2 O'Clock. CITY Salesrooms
Of Messrs COLE & MURPHY, Nc 379 FultOast Brooklyn
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
No S73 Courtst Carroll Three story cellar brick
with stO:s
Carrc!.,t Nos 100 10 l6s, CntonFve tlreestOry
high s,0op ,sowLstooe % feet front
Warreu-st Nos 202 AMI 3O4 t-TwOstoTy high
stOcp braSusOle aDd two iOts.
tiffany 2aca 81 and "a DegTswThree lots with
brick iDctaries
T,.irAsL B9 and 100 Two thTeestOry and cellar
4 EOutos With stores 2Ox9O each
south side 1875 feet OF ThrOopave. tozloo
Atanuctve ncrh sds g92 feet east Of soLneetsGyavs
lOts house.
Washington and Cssson.sves Union st-Ole lot.
n D. WENDELL, Receiver
{. =. EVERETT esq, Attorney Tor Receiver,
SO y Albany. y 7
Book MAPS a actOne7rs office III Broadway. y. Y,
Rooms aud r. Placement.
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Sales bn Aurtion.

STORAGE SALE. u,or-u nav o, March
> ON THE TWENTY EIGHT y IL "a ttorago Tonse'
u" IA West s3dst. New-York CITY. WI be SOLO 10
liens Tor storage and charges the goods 7totts unue
ILs names Of the following PERSONS GST7o ISS IaTTrs
,,s salmon skinner Charlotte stOkes kulna bsrk
~ mes RI Sharper John savage william "a Bsy0o li v
Rrvan John H. Reed, Mira Robert BrOwn r4hus oIys5Sy
1870 Ise Iavouia Johnson BenAH r. uuy'ON 10Hn
" ~ Issdairy Charles I. Edwin. Mary & Jooes.
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mo T-FT FROM MAY IA dwelling house
containing ten rooms With all the Necessary @ a Is
itti an MN ground with nne views very near u Jonn
T1scoDa church mile west from IucA-hoS 5t1s.u1,
Pyyop ~ AMI one and half miles east from New ok
ana WI '' - CHARLES H. DUSENBERHf
near premIsea.
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Broohlpn Droprrtp for Sale an> 60 Get


CLINTON-AVE, No. 3S5, southeast corner
- CLINTON and House and plot u ground AK
18O price 1000 Also sory high stoop bc house ana
lot 2xlOO No Jeners0nst corner Ornoud place price.
e. 500 Apply % W BJGENT
1872 Broadway y. Y. Room :.
EOR SALE.-The handsome 3-story and attic
i brown 'front.' dwelling. 30 l3s Amltyst. north
eide between Clinton aud lot z5Il0J house. 40
deep With extension ZJTZJ containing improve
u.ent IS rooms hot and cold throughout.
e.Oseta ga ftures heater &c and In the best possible
C.sr pro 900 a. 600 ain MOI! gage IL per
FKEDK. SPRING = Co.
l57 wster-st., NewYork.
no LET-The handsome corner house $50
i Cait0aaye Twelve rooms Rent 500. EULAND *
NHIIINC. ~ Nassaust
TI'U LET or FOR SALE on easy terms
Il store No 70 Moutarue-st, Brooklyn. known a.
Bg.enA4uys Grocery GORDON l. FORD, o. Clark ST.,
Brooklyn.
4-SIOEY and basement, LrOwn-stone, cab
- ilet tusued No Il Breygortp.ace price e4OouJ Ap
Ily on promises.
11i CLlNTON-AVE., BrO0klyn.-TO let,
III 3-9ry and attic bro honse 22T7p fifteen
clg psror f'J location the best part OF
tie avenue. can De seen after O'Clock Apply ~ the
OWNEB. 4l5 tLutJnave
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OK nOO WILL BUY an ,. elegant dt,11l,e o5 ana
- =. -, ~ choice land at London Ale y IF On hish
a1u &c -, JSfarre west OF Hudson River aud midway be-
slu nj Ir,y 40 minutes drive from either city
from steam fine grounds abundance oi ~ w.
- S t.sifIv locality uueNCcptonaDc suErOuhdlhss
nap hou.c carriage house barns churcles r,hsos
80 ,. within minutes walE city teleph nc con-
a NJ. address j. X. CARMEL, LoudOnyule. \ /
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DroO.iInn lJroprrln Dautc0.

WANTED-A furnished house in Brooklyn,
wher, board viii be taken iof rent with prives u
Other DCardcTs FrAtcl reference respcnslDiy
ed care Of hJuSe Address 70 INC. Metropolitan BaGK,
lev york CIV.
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Gitp lJrOpertn 90 Eel.

TIGHT LOFTS, WITH OR WITHOUT
l. POwER-C Conveniently placed Broadway. oppo
site EaIie's Hotel. J. q. BECK, JR,
245 Canal 1t.
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MORRIS WILKINS, Auctioneer.

EXECUTOR'S SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTIES on
1t ana Gav,s Cherry East-l2t 10Th ard 4th West4lst
bstl 9th ODD 6sth 1lOth-sts, New-YorK a.so tth-
ave ait l5th.st- Brooklyn.
y y LUDLOW co. WILL SELL AT AUCTION on
TUESDAY March p. 1ss2 al u O'Clock at the Exchange
sslesroom ! roadway Trinity Building n Y sale by
order OF Palmer Of he estate Of Frances B.
HeReman. deceased
FIRST AVENUE, No 6l5 between 3jth and 3CtA-sts-
live.story brick house and lot
FIRST AVESU r. No 22sl, between l!7th and 1IStAsts
Four storv brick house and lot.
SIXTH AVENUE No. 4s. between West 4thst and West
Washing aoe-2 story and basement brick house and
lot
CBERItY STREET. No lao. between Catharine and MIST
story brlck house also on rear story r1cA
house. and lot extra deep
EAST 18TH STREET. No. 81 between Broadway and attn
aye-Five-story brick hOuse-coveTtng entire lot
EAST 10TH STREET north side, between Avenues
a an D',u" lot
WEST 4isr STREET NOS 2os go, between 7th
md sth.aves-rwo GyestOry brick houses and lots
WEST sCTU STREET, north side between broadway
and sth-ave.-Three gore lots
WEST 5rTH STREET, north side. between sth and 9th
aves.-F0ur lots
WEST 57IH STREET south side between Sth and 9th
sves-Four lots.
WEST GS1 STREET, south side. between 9th and 10th
aves-FouI-story brownstone mont house and lot
WEST 55TH STREET, south side, between 9Th and 9Th
sves--Onr- story frame house sad lot
EAST 74TH -TREET No IL between Lexington an ttE.
story and basement brownsOne house and lot
WEST 10th STREET northwest corner OF IOiIaVe,-
P1; consisting Of about I've lots 80.
WEST ll0TH STREET. south side between 10Th and
1lth-avea-f"Ur 4nts. .rlo
aTH AVENUE and 18TH STREET, BEoORLYN north
1rest c0rr.- Plot of about four lots with buildings.
BOOK maps with diagrams, dimensions terms OF sale ana
partcusr above at the office Of the suctoneeis NO
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JOST.-A GENTLEMAN'S L0CKET, Onyx
sides In gold liberal lewarl VIII Dc given Tor is
recovery, A. r. MILLl-R Tribune OnooA
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Nrrtiou Sales of Heal gsiaic.

DFRFNPTORY SALE at auction of five
cottages en- ~ummitave. jersey City Heights by 9ue
OF executors Wednesday March y at m al 20 uo.'-
s,n.ry ersev CITY houses have al fAoceTn lli
,neuts II -5ou aud within 20 minutes Of Corlnot sire
Fsrrv For icuars inquire Of LEWIS 4. WOOD auc-
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Citp iJroperin tuan!c0.

VVANTED.-By 1st of MAY, a house in a
w good location furnished or unarn.She By lady tax
few select DOardeTs the ~ have apartment with
board part payment OF rent address \. w. Box lloJ
New IOlK r. y.
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9TH AVENUE and 18TH STREET, BROOKLYN, north
yest corner Plot OF about four lots with buildings
maps with diagrams hmensons terms 81 sale and
M of te above the office Of the auctoneors No
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