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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13
GALE OF REAL ESTATE UNDER
MORTGAGE.

BY virtue OF a mortgage deed execu-
ted to me BY Moreland Jackson and
Margaret }. Jackson his wife. and re-
corded in Book c, page 1928 Of the Reg
listers office of Orange County, | will
sell for cash at the court house door in
Hillsboro, on Tuesday. August 6, 1889.
a tract of land in Hillsboro Township
lying on the waters Of Mill Creek and
adjoining lands of Harriet Paul. Rob't
Bingham. Thos. McCracken and others,
containing ia acres more or less.
There is a good dwelling, tenant house
and tobacco barns on the land.
Sale is made to satisfy mortgage and
costs.
This lst day of July, 1889.
w. II. ANDERSON.
Mortgage.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13
BUCKLES'S ARNICA SALVE.

5 CALtE +.
The Best Salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhenm, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblalns, Corns, and
all Skin Erup,ions, and positively
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction, or money refunded. Price
- cents per box. For sale by w.
y. Hayes, Druggist.
BISHOPS VISITATION.
The Rt. Rev. I. b Lyman, d D.,
Bishop of North Carolina, will visi,
Hillsboro on the 10th and 18th OF
july.
He Will preach and administer
the Holy Rite of Confirmation in
st. Matthew's Church on Tuesday
the 10th at S:l5 p: M.
And in ST. Mary's Chapel, Orange
County, on Wednesday the 18th a,
HOO 4. M.
JOSEPH w. MURPHY.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13
SETTLEMENTS WANTED.

l am compelled to have my mat
tiers all closed up now. Parties
owing me will please come forward
and make settlements. | will be
forced TO put out tor collection,
notes. accounts and cha,tel mort
cages at once.
James Hedgpeth will receive and
receipt tor any money tor me on
mortgage, note or account.
G.. Nj. PARKS.
Hillsboro, n. C., July 9, 1889.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13
AT THE CORNER.

Thanks for the support given US
in our effort to run a one-price cash
store. 1t is true we take all kinds
of country produce. We have a
daily train at Hillsboro bringing in
bargains for our sample room at the
the corner.
Misses Lisle Hose worth % cents
any where, We move at Is cents
White Goods, Plain, Plaid and
Fancy, 5 to ii cents. Challies at L,
very much better than tie IS cents
goods.
Satines st 9, worth ~ 10 cents.
Gingha,ns, regular Zephyr cloths,
at I II cents.
Pant Goods at your own price
good-10 cents yard.
Straw Hats 5 TO so cents.
AS 10 Shoes, they move.
Dead Shot Molasses to arrive a,
% cents. Bad property at any
price, still the wagon trade prefer to
the best goods at 40 cents.
Thanks for the support given, and
we hope to continue 70 merit a fai,
share Of your custom.
H. n. BROWN, JR., & BRO.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13

~ Blank Chattel Mortgages.
lana Deeds and Mortgage Deeds
'Of sale at this Office.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13
Personal Mention.

Miss Leila Routon, OF Oxford, is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Lilly Springs is visiting rel..
tives and friends at Winston.
Miss Lula Pell, who has been sick
several days, is improving.
Mrs. Gordon aud daughter Miss
Bessie, have returned from Durham.
Miss Carrie Jones will leave thi.
week for Winston on a visit to her
relatives.
Messrs. Vernon and Sam. Darnall.
Of Durham, are visiting Rev. w. F.
Wilhelm.
Miss Ludie Turner, reported sick
last week, is some better, we are
glad to hear.
Miss Bessie Hooker, who has been
visiting the family of IL. n. Brown,
Esq, has gone to Cary.
Mr.. w. A. Guthrie, Of Durham,
was in town Tuesday on legal bust
ness. We were glad 10 see BIN in
our Office.
Capt. Geo. Watt, OF Goldsboro,
Mr.. Ed. Hear,,, of Washington City
and Mr.. JAS. II Webb, OF Bnrling-
ton, spent last Sunday in town.
Mrs. V. b Swepson, widow oil
the late Geo. w. Swepson, while on
her way 10 Caswell county this
week, spent a few days in town with
her nephew Mr.. d. Y. Mebane.
Mir. Ed. Gordon, for several years
with Mr.. Geo. Laws, has accepted Z
situation in Dukes factory at Dur
ham. Mr.. Gordon is a deserving
young man, and we hope will NEE
with success in his new home.
Mr.. Joseph c. Webb. junior mem
Der of the firm of JAS. Webb, Jr. &
Bro, is enjoying the sea breezes a
Morehead City this week. While
from appearances, we don't think b.
needs any Improvement in health
we hope he will enjoy the rest Iron
business which his trip to the Sc
shore gives him.
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TO THE

In buying out the business of Mr.. c. II. Parks, we
have made arrangements to cater to the Fancy Dry
Goods and Millinery trade Of the Counties Of Orange,
Caswell, Person, Aiamance, Chatham and Durham.
We will carry the largest retail stock Of goods in
North Carolina. Our Spring Season will open with
foll line OF everything new in
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS. FRENCH
AMI AMERICAN SATEENS,
all grade. of HENRlETTAs, from IS cents to sl.as.
All that is new in
Err DRESS
Mr.. James H~edgpeth will be ., the head of tits de-
waited on so long.
We are determined tina: our
MILLINERY ROOM
shall not be surpassed in the State. We will say to the
trade throughout North Carolina that has been deal
ing With Mr.. Parks in this department that we have
retained the services OF Miss Addie Smith, of
Baltimore, who has had charge of the de-
partmens so long and run it so successfully. She will
bill your orders as heretofore IN
MILLINERY AMI FANCY GOODS.
Our new trimmer, Miss Dunn, of Baltimore, has ar.
rived. She will assist Miss Addie i'll the Millinery
Room.
%
Our stock will be enlarged and force increased. Stock
will be in and ready tor exhibition by April 5th.
We will handle this season all the popular brands Of
Fertilizers, Buggies, &c, &c, &c.
Yours truly,
JAMES WEBB, JR. & BRO.
H1LLsBoRo, N. C.
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We are not in the habit of
dunuing our Subscribers through the
paper. but the wheat crop is now
gathered and we would be glad for
all who can TO come in now and pay
us. Wheat is good this year, and
many farmers are just as able TO pay
now as at any time. Do not neglect
this, friends.
For SaIa-An Estey Parlor
Cottage Organ. Cheap for cash
For terms, &c apply at this office
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13
rOI MY INSTITUTE.

not MY INSTITUTE.
The County Institute for white
teachers will open Monday, July %,
1889, and for colored teachers OF
Monday, July %, 1889.
By order of the County Board OF
Education!
B. c. PATTON,
County Superintendent
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13
ORANGE SUPERIOR COURT.

TIE next term of Orange Superior
Court will V at Hillsboro on
Monday. August 5,h. Judge Graves
will preside. The following persons
have been drawn to serve as Jurors :
Messrs. James V. Jones, VIM. A..
Durham. Chas. II. Burch, Levi r.
McCadams, John p. Parker, w. B.
Strayhorn, VIM. T. kinion, George
Dunn, Felix Wagner, Charles a.
Whitaker, H. c. McCauIey, Of Chap
ell Hill, J. Wilkes crabtree, A. S.
Barbee, Berry Andrews, VIM. Dol
lar, WIN. H. Jordan, Vance Daniel,
James T. Fois,er, John T. Gates, j
w. Wilkerson, Julius c. McDade,
w. w. James. Thomas w. Strowd,
Johnson Sartin. w. Fletcher An.
drews, Robert Bane, r.. B. Taylor,
of Chapel Hill, Leander Pugh, Wm.
Jesse Hughes, Jordan Rigsbee. Geo.
w. Walker, J. A. Crawford. George
T. S,ubbins, n. r. Laws, Morris
King aud George +. Merritt.
ORANGE COUNTY ALLIANCE.
At au election held Friday, July
5tb, the following officers yer elect.
ed for the ensuing year:
Presidents. T. Forrest.
Enthusiastically. G.. Cole.
Secre.ary-W. V. Andrews.
Treasurer-N. d. BAN.
Business Agent. Y. Merritt.
Mr.. James II. Norwood was elect.
ed delegate TO the State Convention
which conveues at Fayetteville on
the 18th OF August.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13

+ or consumption. Asthma. Bronchitis.
Dyspepsia. fatarrh. Hay Fever, De
bility, Headache. rheumatism. Seu-
ralgia and all chronic aud ncruorn
dlsordfrs.
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months.
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TOHV ". GRAHAM.
TXk(tTGK'S NOTICE..

TXk(UTUKS NOTICE.
Having this day qualified a. Exeen-
tor Of the estate Of stephen Webb, de-
cea-eai. | hereby give notice ~ ali per
-on. indebted 10 -aiI estate 10 make
immediate payment ansi ali persons
having claims against sail estate are
notified 70 present the same properly
authenticated within one year from this
date 81 hi. notice aili DC plead Isl bar
81 recovery.
Thu. 18th day Of June. l->g.
=. II. WEEB.
Executor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13

Select Boarding * Day
school Tor Young
LadieA and Lit.
tie Girls,
HILLSBORO y. c.
YTHE MISSES NASH AND MISS
1>kOLLUCk will resume the exer-
cises OF their school on Wednesday.
September !, 1883. and continue twenty
weeks.
Tuition for day scholars 5000 per
Term.
Circulars zen, Oh application.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13

l9>S. 1850.
SPRING AND SUMNER
MILLIN GOODS,
LATEST STYLES
NJ RS. NJ. l.. T Az l. R,
NIL L | \ E 4
HILLsBoRo, \. c.,
has received a large, select and com
ple,e stock of Spring and Summer Mil
linery Goods Ladies Dress Trimmings,
&c. Jewely and Notions, q full line.
Agen, for Butterick Patterns.
White Goods. Embroidery. Lace,,
Summer Dress Goods, Embroidered and
Lace Skir'ings.
Best and Latest New York STYLES.
a E Prices low tor cash.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1889-07-13

samuel J. Crawford, Commits
.,er ylll sell tract Of land, See
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BANKING AND FINANCLAL.
United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS
TUE STATE or TRADE

HARVEY FISK & SONS.
Bankers, 2S. Hassau-st, New-York.
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l1 ss Western easyi No. Winter Red spos 9s9esLc
yna stt1et 40 May eos095asc. Corn Southern
W. ne ~ eleoi Yellow 4oa412c. Wostnrn firms Mixed
H. =. f01&eaec March az eOci April at 401040sso;
ssy 81 N1s04lssci steamer a. S9is13Dhc Data active
ssiy southern and Pennsyvania were quoted at 2s9
Ne White steady az 33e aye nominal az b5957c Hay
ssssons trm Meas Pork At SIS rs. Bulk Meats looss
5nouiders Co: Clear Rib Sides 10; do packed 0lSc
Lsecon-Shoniders Sic, Clear rib Sides 7l4c HAfns
4gseedy az l2012he. Lard steady Refined at Che
SaLtsr steady Western Packed e22io Best Roll lsaISc
Sseanerf e792ec Eges steady nc 13zlgi9c Petroleum
9s,et hefned 70Sc Coffee nrn strong Eio nrgoes tsr
easa9l9c sugar quiet nrm "A" SOFT at e4sc Copper
liverpool per steamer active steady Cotton Acc Flour
pef ton in sacks 20s Grain, per bush I'D bid Cork fot
nfuefs a. od05s ID. ReceptS-Flour 10000 bba wheat
S,vpO bush. Corn $4,000 Dnsh Oats ZOO bush. Rye
zVyO bush. Shipments-Flour 1000 bush Wheat 5000
9nash Corn $4,000 bush saea-Whoat 10000 bush Corn
$4,000 bush 80
BuyTALo Mar S-syrng wheat quiet $500 bush Of Old
20 Hard sold ~ 81 32a. closing at 81 32ia Now No.
hal az 81 rs No Northern at 81 Is No. Northern
ga Winter wheat quiet and weak sales Of no
s s o. q % os9 e9Ts no White Miehsan at q %
higher cars OF No Yellow sold 3Bs0Ssiac; and rs
cars OF no. at 3Tssa3sc; No. 4 Yellow cold at $50 I;
no 3Tloc track Oats quiet No White 80 20302c;
no other grades offered Harley In COOL demand aud steady
NO Canada at Use; No. Canada 72072o No Extra
a. Csc No. Canada &C e0c Rye nominal Flour quiet
eat steady Best Spring Patent 81 1907 30 Dest Winter
- 1895 90 Afeed steady Winter Bran sl4 80 Conmea
1900 hnsh oats 1900 bush shlprnenH-wheat 10000
puah Corn 1000 bush.
CHICAGO, Mar sThe leading futures ranged as follows
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te. patent Ezr q Choice IS 5onS6 90; Miness Czsq<
.sssy Ss I, 81 g s 1o5
az ba,ee New dn ana prices 81 eponS
lemna Unsradsa ~ Sraa sspes iSs O. en dreck Joe
n9ees 70 sNs S aapoi sa Of III ars KS 20 ~
S7ssssi.e Rys stesdy M Rsgesys,s,a e &c Corr
eSnsassr 40 .c Ma Mixed Tor sh xpr
1ilIc. DO for May Ara 42fc 90 Tor lime ~ 9<zso
oats Local demand moderats prices q car ets Re-
Wits 4 gssssws1 wa Sc e Ss's e a.
s Sias 10 for ss s4sss e les Jas
Esris Rose. daee 1sc per Igahs 20 Prime !o9 20
Fair 10 Good 35oSsc Burcanks and Whto Stars, choss
ss 13so Fair % Good s0932c Ms,nmotn Pearl cnoee
ssct and nnchsnsed Eesf-caW Family 5000 psr bsi
Hams SIS 50asl4 Pofk-Aess. New SI@ o. Do Primo
ssss Fsn q sis s a sy q s ss y
DO DO Ia szit 787ac Sides Clear Ribbed smoked ~ 4ses
shoulders dry fay cured easa 40 ssaoksd sS
bellies, IL pickle sSssc; Do Brsafass Bsccn essSi6o:
Lard quiet steady, CRY Rsnnsd g sss steam 9ggxc:
g ass s
sSa fseias s Sasiss Iss s ~
Part skins essc' Fun skims ase Sugar ReineJ arms
Powdered 3iHc; Gyanulatsd 10 Feed Am Winter
Braa SIS Is 9Sl6 70 per Pefrceam nr1n: 40 Abel
800 Su SS a.a ss oss s wss
bush
TOLEDO Mar s.--whe.t dun. lower. cash s7sseioosey
Agr NAY ssss June ~ ss se A ss as
cash 70; May 29e coycrseed steady. dull cash - so
March ss 80 pr e 20 Sg ~ ss sss
Shipments Wheat $4,000 bush Corn 1000 bush Clover
seed S25 bags.
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[WOUNG GIRL Of q Wishes . DlneQ e
j take care e oeila y iona q ssn nzt
will comb well recommended n. ~. Eo4
~. E,sbans Uptown once 123o Esrnk
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snb. Treasury for the week ended tonight In.
ssf,aes receipts Of SIS, eg0.324 and payments OF
ak e5l5I2, leaving the genersl baiAnee az
Al sc. 643G7o, against $i66, 4,s9S March,, n, !,
showing IN apparent loss OF szt,iso, puo
dcducting from the payments SS4i OVV Eau rom rom
the receipts $500, etn for items whlch ahsct on!y
ia sccocnt with the General treasury, lOs gam
rs affecting The banks Is S6lp, sl2 a NO ms
result includes the payment OF Si,o@o,s49 Ior
purchased bonds. To-day's operations covered:
Recspts s2,4o4l 20: payments, ", % o. wv Win
balsnces Of slse,6 37,2bi coin ana u t,oOe,sl9
CURRENCY REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON.
The IJnited States Treasury at Washington
received to-day s27s,402 National Dank notes for
redemption. e,os ooo
internal revenue receipts were SS75,l64.
Todav's Washington Treasury statement OF cash
on hand and deposits Ia bank compares with the
figures OF the last previous az
E Ess sS,s On On AZ ia iSSSsS7Co OOsss Inc S1
Net ieSsl tenders ~ 80 700 90 xta oAs Ina le7 900
on hand--....-. $3.50, - - 49, $3.50
Actual cash g
cycs $3.50 zo2 Inc sa1s27
repcsts ia b'ks 48oss,5s7 4S6i7.see Inc. 62ssoe
Nss cash parn's se9as7s77s Inc 81
me foreign exchanges were dull for to-morrows
mail and only steady at quotations for business
&C follows Bankers bills at 81 SO and 81 SS "a
respectively for long and short sterling: French
francs at g. 20 and 5.17 1-2 reichmarlzs at 30 la
/, and e5 5-s and guilders at 40 and d 0 l-2.
IN London British consols further declined to
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iuork tpauteo.

Females. -.
A YOUNG LADY would ike p ossttso
"A as typewriter. callgrapher, or w Iisns
70 do IN ofLee, Address IL. D., 40 Oiash'A
ave., Brooklyn.
A YOUNG LADY would like copying 81
"A asidfe2tinR snyaiopea at holn9 Lo ~
ences. Address Miss j. W., 70 Aefeekss-'
Jersey City.
A CHRISTIAN MORSE, who has ~
work. Hi6iles position a. dihtrict nuLse.
Address TRAINED NURSE" TriDoA'
Once,
n 0kPETENT typewriter desires pos taoa
~ IN NeN.York or Brooklyn. BILLY
MINNIE LltWlH. Eassx,ses Breeklyn'
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o. ole and 07ls-ls respectively for money
and account. The Bank Of England gained
$4,000 pounds sterling on balance. In the open
market money was easy at 5-S per cent for dis
connt OF bankers bills Bar silver was lower
at AZ led. per ounce, English standard Ameri-
can railways were simply responsive, to home
quotations without special features; the closing
quotations revealed . firm tone. AZ Paris French
8 per cents declined to 4.85, and sight exchanges
on London ruled steady at 25,s4 francs to the
pound sterling.
On last Thursday Julien T, Davies, who, as
receiver and assignee OF Grant d Ward, holds
$40. 900 second mortgage bonds Of the Chicago and
Atlantic Railway COMPANY, fled his petition in
the Supreme Court OF New. Yorx. City, asking
leave of the court TO deposit said bonds with
Messrs Drexel, Morgon g. Co, pursuant to the
terms OF their circular of March 16. 1887; saying
such action afforded the best II not only mode
~ securing the holders of such second mortgage
bonds. 1t is probable that Mr.. Dayiess action
will DO followed by other holders OF the second
mortgage bonds.
NY 4 y' White q Co. offer to investors $4,000
s,ate Line and Sullivan Railroad Company of
Pennsylvania first mortgage per cent bonds, due
! sou The road is leased to the Lehigh Valley
ssysteih These bonds are recommended for invest
ment Of trust funds.
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RAILROAD EARNINGS.
Citp Real estate Go fei.

rg,o LET. store and base,
s-,,I.orNs ~ with OF without steam heat !
rent low 10 desirable tenant. Inquire Of
THE ENGINEERING AND BUILDING
RECORD. 81 Falton,st
IN Yioo.--At II and 73 university Place.
OU corner 19th-st., one or Two neors, , OK
parts q hoSrs me block nom Union Square
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ioork ioanteo.

Females.
y EFTNED young girl desires employment
"A IN ONCE, store or as ueeful companion
Tribune Branch offce, 106 West 4od-st.
GTENoGRAPHY and typewriter copyxg
~ neatly and quickly done; manuscripts,
Lectures and speeches copied; stenographers
furnished by tng day, hour, week or month.
NJ. d. HoUGuToE. 40 william.st
q TENoGRAPHER and TYPEwRITER.- :.
- BY competent, experienced young lady
best references. Address STENo. 159 East
ATHEIST.
etTENoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER.
- Young lady desires position immedi-
ately willing to assist in oiIiee work refer
encs experience salary moderate. j. q.
- TKNoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER
- BY young lady salary moderate. Miss
T.. w, IS Wilks-st., jersey Cisy, N. J.
TYPEwRITER copying and sten6grsphy /;
< speed and neatness a specially; special
rates for work In quantity; legal and
journalistic work. n. p. HOUGHTON,
40 Wilham-st. and % Park Row.
NJ IDoW lady wishes work understands
w upholstery in every branch; curtains,
dip covers and other fancy articles neatly
done. Nine. A. TUIERCEL, les West
19th-st
YOUNG lady Of business ability desires
i posi- ton as stenographer and type
writer; experienced; can furnish excellent
referenee. Address r. K, $40 Van Buren-
ST.. Brooklyn.
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Jan. 70 Feb. D.. Sp02s8 ASSET seO.oA0
IMPORTS or Dry ciloDs AT NFw.YORK.
Entered as tho port e SSeios sSolSs5s eSgS5sS
Entered al tho pOrt sooSe47e ses42se2 s35sS5l9ei
FINANCIAL MARKETR
LONDON. Mar. ga p m.consols 90 GIG for money ana
or 1916 for tho account United States per cent p9ne
ei. fanadan pacian hai ETie 8 Mexican Ord
inary 433; ST. Paul Common IS: Mexican Central nrst
111N. ~. A..
ga per cent
Money Is ga as per cent -,
nncc to-day 10 9SS.000. - o.
Paris ayces quota per cant rontos AZ 81 games 90
confines for the account
PARIS Mar $3.50 p. n.Comptor dEBeofnpte shares are
falling and now qngtd AZ 40 frncS eoclete oes
shares arc quoted at 1916 franco
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qitp fasaI estate for sale.


a BARGAIN DO. Is;S I've. ave; csery Srisa
81 and "a ssss; gsod lnsesiment; s.sj
s ssssa A.. A .g8iy. fETEh ,. CALLAHAN
a BARGAIN 20 quick purchaser 4-story
IN house, high-stoeR 20 feet, near 6th-ayej
eco, 900. THOMAS a ECKERSoN. 30
Mesf soth-st
DETwEEH MOUNT NORRIS PARK and
% LESo S,y h sS Is ISss 3 e s MsS.
120ta-st., 2ox56x1o0. IL. with EXTENSION !
genuine cabinet trim JAMES K1LPAT.
RICK, on premises
MOE sKLE-A feur-story brownstone
il house, between Madison and Park ayea,
8fst and 65th sts. desoretea throuahcat;
p,SsI9g go asT s of oMSe 3reas BSn
ine, or DkEw. West 27th-st
TS0g sALE.-Three elegant houees; de
Z II den. material ana Workmanship tbs
yery bsss the street aGfn0wiedged 70 DO
the finest IN the city prices low terms
reasonable Inspection solicited. Apply on
El Req s. HExVn si owner and builder.
u OR SALE Or no LET.-The elegant
10. Is 70 ST East 92d-sE, near Madlson.
pr Pr RsR sl builder. 10 East sad-ss
( CPLFEDTD DWELLINGS FOR SALE.
- Corner Madison ave. and 76th-st;.
e Ell hs a S1s Having sssa pafesased
,s5sr foreclosure Of MORTGAGE. the above
6escsibea houses. win be sold az a crest
sacriaee from cost; an unusual opportunity
10 secure a choice residence In 3 superb
lees = aArsAER FEY Executor e 1853 broadway,
or .Chss. A. Seymour q Co, Park'aye. and
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
BALTIMORE Mar S.-cotton nrm Kidding ut 10 Size.
Flour quiet steady HowaTd Street and Western a
CITY Mis Bio Brands Extra 81 2S9s 30 Winter wnsss
90 1895 50j do Extra - 50 a5 30 WheaSouthern eany
Fults l000l06ei Longberry l029l07oi No. Southern
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Real gstate.

4 proved property tenenlsnt ne.ghborhood
& prefefred handsome Hats on 0th-ave-s
south Of eofh-st. including corner iust COM
pIeied: for further Eirnenlars address
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Gitp Real estate ipanteo.

ID USINEsS PROPERTY and houses
. ID wanted, rent sell or exchange; no
charge for registering saones 70 loan, a aud
5 per cent ADRIAN @: HEGEMAE. ], 32l
broadway.
WANTED. Cheap deck property, within
" e ,S sIls stG 6 fsk 5Iiy
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miscellaneous.

A LBERT @. SPENCER 2T6 eth-ave.
near 1Sth-st. j. station; unbrellas, PAT
asols and canes made 70 order, recoNercb
repaired and for sale. SILK, 81 and np.
u ooKS bought, sold and exchanged books
- on Art a speciality. HENDEfSSon,
1870 eth-aVe.