Splendid Brookline Building Lots and Dwelling Auction
Brookline sale offers twelve building lots on Pond Street near Jamaica Pond plus a surrounding dwelling and acre of land. Alvin Locer owner departs area. sale includes road access, gardens, fruit trees, and extensive views of Boston Harbor and surrounding towns. Terms liberal with payments due after real estate sale. rail line access noted for city workers.
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Brookline
Pond Street
Jamaica Pond
Alvin Locer
Boston Harbor
Boston
Charlestown
Cambridge
Roxbury
Quincy
County of
Norfolk
Boston and Providence
Green Street
Ths&m
Newtonville
Richard B. Carter
Worcester
Wilkins
W.H. Dunbar
Maverick
East
Herrick
geyThis
Hudson Street
John McKay
Karlie W. Johnson
McKay
Howe
David Miller
Elegans High
ENU Ravings, &c
Washington
Bromfield Street
Messrs Lowle & Co
Cromwell
Windsor Castle
Calhoun
Webster
Luther
Melancton
Congress
Paris
Israe_ Rice
Allen Street
Suffolk
Rice
Michael Tombs
McLean Street
Thomas Dennie
William F. Whitney
Emmons Raymond
Bond
Pleasant Street
Washington Street
Marvy McHuck
Tremont
Village
Emerald
Suffolk Streets
Tremont Street
Emerald Street
Village Street
Suffolk Street
Middlesex Street
Dover
Champman Street
Ee Young Man
Tile Granite Railway Company
Old State House
Quincy Granite Railway Company
Thomas H. Perkins
Granite Railway Company
Railway House
Penniman
Auconeer
Thos. G Cary
Tremont Row
eCopts
Isdé
Insurance Agency Seeks Buyers for Stocks and Bonds
Rensselaer Insurance Co of Lansingburgh New York advertises stock and bond offerings and brokerage services at 63 State Street Boston with liberal advances on stocks consigned for sale. Listings include Amoskeag Essex Lawrence Machine Shop Rockland Bank Wayne Boston exchanges and multiple railroad and mining stocks.
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New York
Philadelphia
Capen
Boston
Vermont and Massachusetts Railroad
Concord Railroad
Lawrence Maciane
Hadley Falls
Boston and Lowell Railroad
Pasurnpah River Railroad
Coe Western Railroad
Pitchbury Railroad
Bank of Commerce, Lehare Amooskeag Manual, Co
Tenare Merrimack Manul
Mad River and Lakerie Railroad
Vermont and Canada Railroad
Salisbury Manufacturing Co
Lehares Pepper
Rensselaer Insurance Co
Lansingburgh
N. Y
State Street
Amoskeag Manufacturing Co
Essex Co
Lawrence
Rockland Bank
Roxbury
Tradesman
Chelsea
Merchants’ Bank
Howard Banking Co
Edgeworth Land Co
Waverley Land Co
Augusta Water Power
Withhoare Railroad
Ee Ogdensburg
Vermont Central Railroad
Philadelphia, Wilmington & Baltimore
Vermont & Massachusetts
Pittsbur Mining Co
Forest Mining Co
Algomah Mining Co
Winthrop Mining Co
Dina Mining Co
Boston Atheneum
Vermont Central
Eves Brodhead & Clapp
Waxton
Boston Exchange Co
Boston Water Power
Vermont& Mass
Tremont Mills
Hamilton M’g Co
Northern KK R
Fitchburg R. R
Michigan Central R. A
DUPEE
Erkins
TOCKS
Oneal Railroad
Boston & Lowell RR
Bank of Commerce
Webter Bank
Hadley
Vermont Central R. R
Dupee & Perkins
OUR ‘& Perkins
State St
Fitchburg
Boston & Worcester
Ripley
Algomaha
Western Railroad
Burlington Railroad
E.C. Loth Sor
T. J. Lobdell
Portland
Willis & CO
Orleans
M. Field Fowler & CO
India
Whart
London
Commercial Wharf
WM B Reynolds & CO
Havana Markets Hold Oddities as Easter Pause Hits Trade
Havana reports no business for five days due to Easter holidays amid steady demand for pees and Cucuruchos. Prices and stock levels named for various goods including molasses, coffee, lard, cheese, candles, soap, onions, flour, and timber. Liverpool and London market notes follow with mixed commodity movements, from cotton to hops and iron.
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Havana
Europe
United States
Regla
Muscova
London
New York
Boston
New Orleans
Paris
Robe
Philadelphia
Charleston
Savannah
Wilmington River
Jacksonville
Portland
St Johns
Luvsvive Bath
Hoops
Ouvu
Ivdy
Rhode Island
Dull
Portland City
Cowes
North Sea
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Baltic
Hamburg
Bremen
Adot, Spalding & Co
Liverpool
Porto Rico
West India
East India
Campeachy
Stockholm
eAmerican Kosia
St. Petersburgh
Y. C
Jate
Buenos Ayres
Egyptians
Turkey
Oporto
Erie
Baltimore
Madras
P. Y.C
Senate Proceedings Show Amendments and Bills Readied
Friday sessions coverment measures and petitions. Amendments to the Boylston Medical School bill set a $100,000 estate for its holdings. Names include Patrick McGirr and John Davis. adjournment in memory of Hon. John Davis as a public loss noted.
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Chaplain Journal of
House
Benj Blaney
Crocker
Patrick McGirr
Sandwich
Prince
Parker
Kimball
Boylston Medical School
Holland
Healy
Committee On Education
Bunker His Library Association
Fild
Frederick W. Dickingan
State Library
Biles
Charlestown
Boston
Massachusetts Emigrant Aid Society
Mariners’ Mutual Insurance Cop
Spricefield Five Cents Savings Bank
State House
Perkins
Poe
Boston Harbor
Back Bay
Kellogg
John Davis
Poem Untimely Winter by the Late Mary Sheldon
A sonnet urging Winter to depart and letting Spring return. The speaker mocks Winter as a whitebearded tormentor who chills the air and drives away birds, blossoms, and children’s joys. The piece pleads for Winter to retreat to northern snows, freeing Spring to reign again.
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Mary Sheldon
Wisconsin
Whitebeard
New Books Briefs Include Smyth Travel Sketches and Dods Treatise
Short notices review W W Smyth A Year with the Turks a readable travel collection with a favorable view of Christians in Turkey and a map of the sultanate. J B Dods Spirit Manifestations volume argues mental rather than spiritual causes for rap pendings and table movements. Addison complete works and Rob of the Bowl editions noted along with a temperance verse collection and practical railroad engineering tables.
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W. V. Spencer
DeWitt & Davenport
J. B. Dods
Dods
Gen
Washington
Franklin
Ticknor & Co
Putnam
Addison
Spectator
Kennedy
Rob of
New York Democrats Plan July State Convention in Syracuse
The state committee of the hard portion of the democracy held a session in Albany and called a state convention to meet in Syracuse on July 12 to nominate candidates for state offices in the November election. The committee did not endorse the Nebraska bill, a point regretted by the Buffalo Courier.
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Russia
Georgia
Upland
New Orleans
Mobile
Peruam
Aracati
Bahia
Maceio
Surat
Madras
Bangor
Portland
Saco Democrat
London
Jay
New York
United States
Miss Jay
Times
America
Great Britain
Heilbronn
Alexander
Sacha Heilbronn
Messrs Macintosh
Bank of England
Bodkin
Dublin
Paris
Germany
Baron Martin
Corfu
Albania
Greece
Turkey
Athens
Europe
England
France
Otho
Pro
Albany
Syracuse
Nebraska
Buffalo Courier
Baltic turmoil and Turkish reforms loom in crisis reports
The dispatch discusses Russian suffering amid war and famine risks to peasants, the Baltic trade disruption, and possible state seizure of mosques. It notes Berlin and Vienna diplomacy, Russia’s weakening position, and finance moves as European powers weigh action. The Nashville sails next, from AMERICUS.
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Nicholas
Russia
Baltic
Turkey
Danube
Constantinople
Sheik ul-Islam
Mahmoud
Berlin
Porte
France
England
Austria
Europe
Paris
Black Sea
Odessa
Pernambuco
Cowper
Russians Seize Dobrudscha Amid Danube Operations
War reports describe Russian occupation of Dobrudscha with 49 infantry battalions 4 cavalry regiments and 4500 artillery at key posts including Hirsova and Baba Dagh. Allied fleet and Turkish forces move toward the Danube frontier as Sir John Burgoyne and Omar Pacha discuss campaign plans amid scattered reports from Shumla Varna and Odessa.
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Danube
Dobrudscha
Tultscha
Matschin
Tultcha
Saktsha
Hirsova
Baba Dagh
Trajan
Omar Pacha
Constantinople
Sebastopol
Odessa
Bessarabia
Shumla
Tragan
Sir John Burgoyne
John
Major Dickson
Sampson
Black Sea
Varna
Gallipoli
Uschakoff
Vienna
Russian Propositions Move to Split Western Alliance
The Duke George of Mecklenburgh reports a czarist peace offer to Prussia demanding protection for Porte subjects and freedom of the Black Sea. Britain and Vienna doubt its seriousness, fearing Russia aims to detach Prussia and Austria from the western powers. Berlin is watched for potential betrayal of Vienna’s principles.
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George of Mecklenburgh
St. Petersburg
Prussia
Danubian Principalities
France
England
Black Sea
Bosphorus
Russia
Berlin
Austria
London Times
Europe
Vienna
Germany
Charlottenburg
Baron Manteuffel
Prince George of
Paris
Defeat of Russian General Uschakoff and Turkish advances
Reports confirm Russian retreat in Bessarabia and disputed fort status as Turkish forces cross the Danube near Nicopolis and Rustehak. 20 000 Turks head to Trajan's Wall or Bosphorus route, 25 000 toward Schumla, with indications of Kalafat gains awaiting official confirmation.
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Uschakoff
Bessarabia
Danube
Nicopolis
Rustehak
Trajan's Wall
Bossoos
Schumla
Kalafat
Earl Clarendon
Dobrudscha
Sebastopol
Beicos Bay
Black Sea
England
France
Marshal Arnaud
Baltic Fleet Awaits Napier as War Declared
News from Gottenburg reports three more ships joining Napier's Baltic fleet with war declared. Napier signals his crew to prepare fires and cutlasses while French Admiral Parseval-Deschenes praises discipline and duty as reinforcements pour in toward the Baltic and North Sea theater.
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Gottenburg
Napier
Kiege Bay
Parseval-Deschenes
Baltic
Cumberland
Spithead
West India
North American
Nile
Cesar
St. George
Prince Regent
Charles Napier
Banquet Honors Lord Elgin with Canadian Presence in London
A London banquet for Lord Elgin drew about three hundred guests including many Canadian nobles and gentlemen. Lord John Russell praised Canada and Elgin, while the Earl of Ellesmere toasted the American minister. Mr Buchanan voiced United States appreciation and noted strong ties between Britain and the United States amid mutual respect for free governance.
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Lord Elgin
London
Canada
John Russell
Republic of
The
West
Elgin
Earl of Ellesmere
United States
Buchanan
England
Great Britain
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