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DITCH NOTICE.--To Jacob Prohrsco Benz
~ Reynolds, James j. Wheeler Israel Smith,
George Wilson, John #. Smith.
You are hereby notified that the trustees Of Hen
ry and Jackson townships, Wood county, o, will
meet at the house of Israel Smith, on Monday, the
4th day of February, 1856 to view and locate a
ditch, commencing at the south west corner of Hen
ry township, and running north or near the line
sects Portage creek. ISRAEL SMITH.
Dec. %. S5j.--33WG*
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n PERRIN, Manufacturer of all styles of Car
~. rages and Wagons, also, of Ball & Posts
Cutivator, warranted to do double the amount of
work Of any ordinary cultivator shop on Front
street. Just below Beachs store, Perrysburg, Ohio.
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AHEAD OF THE TIMES!
At The Sign of the Big Watch,

SUMMIT STREET, TOLEDO.
$50 H. T. COOK respectfully informs his
GLIA1 ten thousand personal friends, and the
SSsAz3 good people Of Toledo, Maumee City, Per-
rysburg, and the country around that he has opened
and keeps up the most complete and splendid stock
ever offered in the city, and is receiving daily add
tons from the best European and eastern manufac
CLOCKS, WATCHES AND JEWELRY.
+, would be quite useless to attempt an enumera-
ton OF the brilliant articles his showcases contain
but ladies and gentlemen will please call and see
bis splendid
Gold and Silver Watches,
OF every variety, quality and pattern, at prices ran
giny from Ten TO One Htadred and FtttY DottdrS.
SUPERB GOLD FOB CHAINS,
The largest aud richest assortment ever seen here,
-, prices from Ttoetpe to Ffty DOtiars.
HEAVY GOLD GUARD CHAINS.
nf uncoualed beauty weight and finish, at from
Ttsgipe TO Forty HUe Dollars.
MAGYIPIcRHr DIAMONo PINS AND Kings, of the
latest styies, and at the lowest prices.
SUPERIOR PEN AND POCKET KNIVES, of elegant
n,,terns and finished workmanship, the finest lot in
town.
PLAIN. OcrAaoH & BEAUTIFUL lNLAID CLOCKS,
of the best manufacture, at I'cO ard HlJ to
Fifteen Dollars. With countless variety OF
Lockets, Rings, 600 teAs,
Cuff Pins Brooches, studs Watch Seals
and everything else seen or heard tell Of IN a
icwalry Sstabs shment Prices tower than the foosst.
pIy-2 pecial care given by the best workmen III
the country to RAPAIRINa WATCHES AND JEWcLEY,
md all work warranted.
9sy- Don't forget the PIGce--S!g@ Of tie Big
VIII summit street, Toledo. [mr20
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295
Milden Wonser

Milden Wonser Before NJ b. Tracy, Justice
-.... of the Peace of Plain town
Sidney L. Brewster )ship, Wood county, Ohio.
ON the 18th day of January, A. d. 1856, said JUS
" tice issued an order of attachment in the above
action, for the sum of one hundred and twenty-five
dollars. MILDEN WONSER.
Plain township, Jan. 49, 1S56--3Gw3*
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wing Green Match and JeWelry store.

Bowling Green Watch and JeWelry Store.
TIVE subscribers have opened a stock of Gold
l. and Silver Watches, German Silver aud COM
mon Spectaces, Silver, German Silver and plated
Spoons; Ear-rings Finger rings, Breast-pins, and
all the articles usually kept nsuch establishments.
Clocks constantly for sale. Lettering neatly done.
Clocks watches aud iewelry carefully repaired.
J. H. WILLIAMS g. SON.
Bowling Green, Aug. 20, 1S55.--6m
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ID WIPER, Book Biuder and Blank Book
i Manufacturer, over Speeds Telegraph Office,
Toledo, Ohio. All blank books Paged, when re-
quired, without extra charge.
June 9, 1875.
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ID G. HOLT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer III
L Miscellaneous, School, Theological. Gift and
Toy BOOKS, Hlrper's and Putnam's Monthlies.
plain and fancy Stationery, Wrapping and Wall
Paper, Gold Pens, Sc, &c. Mtumee City. Ohio.
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DERRYSBURG JOURNAL is published every
L. Saturday. by s. CLARK at s per year, cash in
advance, or LIS in trade; S1.25 cash in months
or ! l.50 at the end of the year. Those in
will be charged at the of t50 for the present
series until they pay up, when they get the pa
per at the reduced price
Papers may be stopped at anv time by paying up.
DANKING NOTICE.---The PERRYsBuRG
ID BANK is now open and prepared to discount
short business paper, buy and sell Gold Silver, and
Eastern Exchange, and transact other business in
their line. Interest paid on time deposits.
}. S. NORTON, Cashier.
Oct. II. 1Sj4.--29tf
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JosEpH HrcEsAs, Auctioneer.

VFSDA1, Uct. II, NJ ] OcIUcK p. m, pro-
csely At No. Cle'montsv, between Fulton .nd Grs1'
BIER and DINING ROOM FURNITURE, in excellent order.
Splendid Rosewood PIANO with Aolsn attachment, by T.
Gilbert Co. &c Catalogues at the Sserooms on Monday o.
ternooD.
TUESDAY, Oct n st9 o'clock precisely at the Sore
Of Court and Batcss South Brooklyn the STORE
FIXTURES. and ~ YEARS LEASE of the Store and Dwell
Ing, from Nov l. 1876. Rent $3.50 per annum. .
Aud immediately sterward, the entire stock OF CHINA
GLASSWARE, CROCKERY, STONEWARE, &c. The
stock is well assorted and the stand excellent for
retailer having good set Of customers and preens rare
opportunity for any DESTROYS Of continuing the basne
Catalogues will be ready Saturday Oct 49, at the Cenri
Salesooms, Of Wiouahby and Pesrss, the Ciy
Hall Brooklyn No further advertisement until the day before
the sale
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n. II. LEEDS Auctioneer-By H. H. LEEDS 4 Co.
MONDAY, October l3, at l01 O'Clock, at No. los
WI Bceckerst Mefcer-A fine collection Of OBJECTS
Of ART: Pictures. Bronzes statusry Furniture of bsheos
gentleman leaving Europe viz Some pieces Of Bronze and
Eectrotype Statusry by David Dangers the virgin BY M
rlo ai &c group Holy Mother aud Child by Cerero;
Sketch by Carl Nanloo Flemish Interior by Temora Original
Picture Of Napoleon Ill by NennOck; few OF Oopsts
Plated Ware; 2et Mahogany and Plate Glass Snow
Case lined with blue silk Etagere tor the exhibition Of
works of srt Rosewood Paor Furniture covered with sk
boes,ele superb srandaoiion Rosewood Piano. fire and
other arms and many other works of Art and Curoses toe
numerous o he detailed.
Visitor, will be permitted view the exhibition one day pre-
tO the sale.
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ALBERT n. NIcoLAY, Auctoneer.
DOSITIVE EXECUTORS SALE Of the Estate

DOSTTIVE EXECUTORS NALE oil the EslaS
i OF the late GEORGE FORDHAM, deceased. OF Ia"
A ". Bradford, esq, SURROGATE 20 close The EsaeoAL
BERT III. NICOLAf will sell, on WEDNESDAY. Oct ~ at
~ O'Clock at the Merchant Exchange as follows:
The LEASE OF Nos 521 aud 80 CHERRY ST. with
the N ory and Bnk Houses thereon the south
side between Clinton and Montgomery sts Houses BIB.
The leases expire May 1883 with renewal Of y years
per cent valuation Present ground rent $40 per annuia
each and the the lot pay full value Tor all improve
meuts al the expiration of the leases. ,.,,,,u nm
The LEASES of Lots Nos 574 576 and 5Ts WATER-Sr
with the three 3ory and cellar Brick store. thereon ~is
each The leases the the Cherry 81 property ans
nj b. sold In one parcel together with the same -
No 2i3 EAST BROADwAY.-The LEASE OF Lot No flS
Fast with the 4sory and basement Brick
House south side between Clinton aud Jeher
House 23xl6 and contains sll the modern Improve.
renewals of 81 years each at per cent yauson Present
ground rent snnum the of the lot TO full
value sll tho expiration OF the lease
TERMSCash follows: 10 per cent and the auetionesrs
the day Of ard the balance the ls day Of No
yeuber next the leases will be- deysredhe purchaser
20 have the of all the rents from that day For fun par
toulsr apply Of No 5 Cheyst, or TO the Auconeer NO.
4 DIST
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MADAME BERGIERs FRENCH, ENGLISH

~ snd SPANISH BOARDING. and DAY SCHOOL for
YOUNG LADIES No. S2 Madison av sd. viii RI
oFkN on WEDNESDAY. sep 10 Circula- A. he ln.'.I-
tcu. Omnibus st'achcd
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Real Gsrate for Sale.
AT PRIVATE SALE-400 feet of WATER
~ FRONT on the East River. between lllh aud ll3thss
with upland Lots well adapted for Manufacturing purposes
ship builders Also three Lots north side of 79ths
4thtw For full particulars apply 10
BAKER 4 WEEkS, Auctoneers, No. Finest.
harm LANDS for SALE.-Ihe ILLINOIS
IL CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY 10 now prepared to
TWO MILLION OF ACRES
MING Lam DS.
IL TRAcrs or FoRTy ACRES UPwARo
On
LONG CREDITS
And 1t

rse.e Lands were srancd by the to aid Ia the
end most fertile Pes State inter.per..d here and
there with magnificent groves OF oak and other timber Toe
south md from thence 70 aleus Duneh tho north
extreme Of the Stare and as all the lands lie within fifteen
miles each side Of this Road ready and cheap means are
afforded by for transporting the products Of the lands TO mar
not. hoIsS.e the rapid Of aou,hns and y
migration, &c. afford substantial and growing homo demand
The sol is dark mold hom FIVE feet in depth Is
gently rolling and fitted for grazing Cattle aud Sheep
Economy cuva,ins and prOdue,ivenessss the we'll
known Characteristics of Illinois lands Trees not required
H. be down. subbed stone picked oh Ia
orally the in cuvaisg land in the older States Tue
n., crop Of Indian Corn planted on .ne sod u'0
Wheat the newly turned cod sure to yield very
bre and bali to per Contract. can be
;s 70, 'sn SSn ooS st .nS be
Powod aud fenced the first and under ssh state OF cultivation
Cram G.tts t will b. forwarded S% =: H. ,s.'Sn.ss
the priced land The Eastern aud Middle States known
portsfiop to the Eastern market
Coal mined II S@nt ,ne
points along Road 81 50 to - Wood Can be
Those who bini of.sttns in low. Mna.sos should e
In mind that Auds there Of any value aons thu waeroses
located 10 the interior there convenience for transport
% the to M oss me-. pS S cg% or ~ Ssu
dd als BY to market would cost much more than he
i.sd q III. co%ptpy a. the prices fixed
The same bold good relation the lands In Kan
sss aud Nebraska although lands be found
the water courier the distance market greater
hundred produce Of lands carried either
In wsrops or WAGER communications increases
which
ter. In the reduced prices Of th. products and TO that
prccy Incomes their and Of
their inv sunens annually aud every reduced
The great ttRt Of the lands offered foI sale BY this
Company and then consequent yield over those OF the Eastern
and Middle Ststes nnueh more than suicent 10 pay the diff
fIence IN the coat Of transportation especially in view OF the
fccs furnished by this Road and Others with which
meets the operations Of which not interrupted by the low
-.tsr AZ suiutnrr he frosto 81 Winter
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NOR SALE-In the city of Newark-A very
s,oond and with view Of New York lay PAssc River aud
Bsv-First cl.ss Brck MANSION large and complete
with all the Modern Improve There Is complete able
and Csss, House IN The and with about Of Ind
.ey laid on IL makes desirable and ,ty ors tr
.nv Sen,eci family Terms will BE- mSde very easy Apply 10
0zsl HOMER MORGAN. NJ. PinssI.
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WELLnGToS A. CARTER, AuctoneeI
STOCK of GROCERIES and LIQUOR at Auc-
~ ton TT ESDAY i0 O'Clock, at No 81 Dey Of
Greenwich s-An assortment of Soap Chocolate Rice, Flour
Coffee Teas Marmaae Preserves and Pickles Also lot Of
Cgsrs Tobscco Pipes imported Liquor in original pckases
also demlobns, suit. Also, elry, small 6a
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9ales bp Auction.
II. WILsos, Auoioaecr.
A ECTIAN SALE VI FiRST.OLASS Unrruu

H. WILsos, Aooiienecr
AUCTION SALE f F1RST-0LASS UOr1gv
~ HOLD FURNITURE. rich wlon and ssi,,t CT
csy rnch plate pisr N 4 Mrors sulf.~ u -
" ruiu ~ wood T.noHt susble I'll Pa aga A.,
silver Cutlery ko. ri No Nv eat hsf near sy IA WI
son will 20 THIS DAY Oct lS a. lev o'clock the ~atirs
niiur, OF the shove house which q, me bsi de.orip n W.
Ia. IN ass months cousisinr Of srse and costly p -
nsutd Mor superior Rosewood PAo ioIe, elegant sss =
r., wood psrior Furniture nch crfrsm and -
hrocsde one do In green and COLA costly s~-,
R solid carved rosevoos center soA ard ,A
hre superior rosewood E'NSer-s marble ops with MR.
door. snd tacks elessn rosewood reception Chairs is -
satin aud ,.pe.,rv. rosewood Esgrrrs with -,
b ch .cc Window Curtains and shade. bren,. I'd -
uou Clocks osty snd Dresden Vase, AID p.r-
Ornaments Sc with number ot hnc Oh Paintings
DiNiSc.RooN AND CHAasEs rUR>irUsE.-Biegsnt o.i -,
tension Tables oak Chairs chns Dinner set rieh Eosa h.ns
decorni,d Tea sndt dee SET eg,nt ruby and
pearl snd silver Cutlery Cake Baskets Castor. Busa.
s4nds with sTbe tops. costly decorated CAHa Toilet St.
bes, hair Mattresses Feather Bed, snd Bedding FscA az
Mirror, mahogany suites Of Furniture hsoth oo,,.. n,
mshosEny spring Chairs; rosewood Hall Stand. Ollon
Stair Carpets, a.. Catalogues on the morning of sale
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TX CASKS SODA ASH, s. per cent, for sale
schT JAS DERRICKSON Co.
No 80 becknsl st n. z.
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pantims Ataocmiss.

DROOKLYN.-Mrs A. LAENAY's DANCING
ID SCHOOL will be r.opened Oct A. at Montague HAA NO
5Court.st. Lessons on WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS
commencing AZ 81 O'Clock Manees Dansates heretofore
and regulations be had on aPpxss
ton TO Mrs. LANNAY CT No IS Wiloughbyst.
EERRERO's DANCING ACADEMIES,
Il No 50 West l4th.t, NewYork and l22 Clin,on,s
Brooklyn.-Mdme. DUBREUL FRRRERO ana EDWARD
FERRERO respectfully that they will reopen Their
Academy in NevYork SATURDAY October H. and in
Brooklyn on TUESDAY, October H. 81 Circulars can
be tanned AZ either Aesdemyt
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j ERTY-The twDsfOry COTTAGE hoOoh ., ~ -. CT
Lsst iiisn.bursh Newtown. containing - ~ -nnd
Lar Bath room Paniries &c together WIN y o ~ 80.
Which are under tish STATE fcul,ivson and sup
p,d wi fu variety Of Fruit Trees .ueh Peseh
srple near ounce &c Also grsPryines euTAr M snu
6y bu e.. 6ower garden Carriage House All WI - ~,
cod Cistern uider the kitchen, and an uniains W.. "
cr,r. v,er few ten. the house The proP>fv " aus
tart three miles PeckslP aud GAnd-s- sn
mas. 10 and thence hourly during the dsy rare ot cents
M, srd,p j. well .tockcd with vegetables fosse'fon may %
80 :, a., y tine For further particulars Inquire Of X j.
pIcH rs I.hyettsav be- Kent aud Fran kinays
ntIiv" before 10 /. u. st.r m; OF Of DANIEL
nI,EI' Nl 2il Csntrr ". New Yofk.
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A. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer
WILL SELL THIS DAY, AT lO9 o'clock, at
w No I26 West 28ths, all the genteel FURNITURE In
the 4-tory House Ii will comprise in par. SUITE of PsIloI
Furniture brocatele rosewood Center Tables Pier and Oval
Mirrors rosewood PanoFoe good order rosewood Secre
tary and Bookcase Brocaee aud Lace CaItaia Msntel
Clocks Vases Also Chamber Furniture, French msbos
any and Bedsead hair Mattresses feather Beds Bo.ers
and Pillows enameed Chamber Suites Dress Bureaus China
Toilet Sets Carpets and Ocloths Oil Paintings exenos
Tables mahogany Sofas Chairs and Rockers China Gro key
and Glas Table Cutlery Kitchen and Basemrs, Fora
&c. To be sold rain shine and immediately
Catalogues at house morning Of sale.
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A. NJ MskwN, AactioneeL
DY BANGS, BROTHER 4 CO.-rrsdaS.i,

WEDNESDAY EvENING. Oct. Is. At 81 O'Clock
VALUABLE PRIVATE LfBRARY-Coripri.ins a y,5.,
of English eop~s Of choice WORKS Theology Biblical IL
nure Biography VOYAGES and Travels Poetry Dram. A.
Sciences B.es Lettres Classics Pictorial and u,.r,.
Book. including many that and valuable As n
cudng Of American Mscelaneou. pQbi.t,,s.
Catalogues will " ready Monday.
MONDAY EVENING. Oct. i3 AZ 81 o'cloct
BOOKSELLERS SrOCk-A LARGE collection Of lA,.,-
copies of Standard Works in the various hrAnehs. Of L,:s~
tufc Ar's and Sciences and Mscelaneou. PuS.oaA Az
An assoYtm enf Of Classical aud School Books &c.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. Oct. II. al o'clock
COINS AND MEDAS.-A large collection Of Antaus .aa
Valuable Silver and Copper Coins of vsTous coun,re. eh
many that exceedn,y scarce being the private co
on of zen recently dece,ed selected by him -.
care and now be- sola for the benefit OF hi. estate
Catalogues may BE- had q application.
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Oh n lNln REWARD.-The above KeWa iti
ID .VUU will be given for the appreciation, OF foD
nh 10 such information as shall lead 70 me spPne
s,op "a CHARLEs RPENTIER late Cashier Of We N2In
EN- Rsirosd Company Of Franc who ssy
.s.e. here also by the Of De Lsaney He Is ns',e Of
vith unusually LONG legs has light hair and blue syes
sm. nose little turned round chin R,oe:nns % a.
I.T,o noouth good teeth quite white ~aks WIZ ms
had inclined forward wake In peculiarly awkwMo way
speski very little English had whiskers and wnn
re shaved off, usually had dark clothes wa well
ys.sea sb collar turned down. bad large ring on the small
6nseT OF his e hand had watch chain with blue stones IN
o. csnssr and bunch Of charms 10 IT, sometimes wears
Is Of ssnee sddr- and appearance Comm1ncAton
,.a n, tbs shove 10 A. BELMONT No 10 Beaver.
-, or 10 X DEvOE Chief Of Police Office City Hall New
York.
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a..,nru ACCIDENTS to PERSONS and

HOKKiBno ysTHucTION Of PROPERTY !. ,br day
II lhmhNsh Nv he newspaper. hroushou' me e @
furpsbeG " pA all danger aud the cause
sS .sesSSi. % LhSP %ha cannot be
INDIA .poded neither can they be filled while
trotsS us they The most % ana
est Lamp ever AZ no dscred the best mn -ed drawnf
Lamp VIII 90 20 our address 81. r. 81 . OF
Iteiose ~ erxsrd YOU securely hy Lamp
3 20 money receved and may be the means oil
oofrcspopor"s Ne life Liberal discount 20 dealers
saving '~nHoe NV HAWXHUSTk MOTT,
hh''"'''' ~, "a Pul,ou-st New.YOrk City.
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4 H. LAT. Gen JOHN T. VAN WICK Of Du;chess County,
b 20 sore. choicest land bounded the east by large
boot uiles from the rve Y from hlAse OF fishkrl The
bod % consist Of comfortable cAparious fashioned stone
NsnSn Is BY feet with frame wing - BY 70 surrounded By
ofd lOcust; bans weon-bouSe ce-houe &C. a. IN sood
,e, fences and lands excellent condition abundance aud
vaetv OF ui, trees garden fruit. beautiful shaded lane
lads from the road the houe for Of mile This place 10
for quiet beauty scenery and hesthne.s
Has been in tn. family l6o years. Appyio
HARRIS WILSON, Attorney and Counselor,
No Wall st, N. Y;
n The niass
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L SFLFCT CLASSICAL and COMMERCIAL BOARDING
SCHOOL for BOYS. Tie Session will Commence
WEDNESDAY Nov. Circulars. With terms. rct.rcnces
&C. nay b. cbtsiucd q Messrs Lyon Rsynor No y BcUk
msnt', JAMES Wgns esq. No 2Courandt-si, Chapnsu
Sta n, No Sie Ir aday and HSiton Co. No 30 Brlst
Wy. or BY Addressing ID. :. ROWE, Principal.
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,.p S.NTTFI, A. WATERS left his Hotel, on
MI s.BBATH AFTERNOON in ss'se OF partial derange.
-, sipce VIII nothing ha. been tnown concsIb.
H. =. ,h,, 50 wears old large frame dark hail. sgny
MN I'd on Ko.uih dark cost cloth vest whon on.
eO 49, ,b,o.,. light brown paualoons Any iniornfl IN
toned 70 'he m 20 vi.b GEORGE w SYLVESTER, No Hl
nm =, he OFFICE Of OUNTERs HOTEL. Fulton
~ viii be thankfully received and iu compensation -' "
III trosbtc and expense
HIOTICE--A Draft drawn by the Bank Of the
~ C.,,,sI At Indians polls. payable TO the order oil A.
MITCHELL for tao1 dsed May lse, Que ~ mYS,l'
~. hees s,orped will BE- paid II was obinnsq oy
ssid Mitchell for Valley Bank" Notes which were ~ortne'
and without consideration. JOhN "OOLbh :, ~
ID *. DEYOs PROMPT and RELIABLE
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No 7Apple1on's Building No 34S BROAD"Ai.
R,Ger ~ Msssrs GREELEY AcELRATh
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Boar1 an6 Rooms.

A GENTLEMAN and Lady can be accommodates
~ vvb , LARGE PLEASANT ROOM o first Aoor will
BOARD 10 family where there few select bosrders
Terms reasonable. Apply at lG7 Henry-st
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EAST-BROADWAY PROPERTY At ATC.

H. ton-The attention Of those wishing moder,se.,sl
House complete order requested 20 the sale Of the two
story BRICK HOUSE and LOT Nc 23J EAs, Broaay,v a,
VIM II. FRANKLIN SON at the Merchants Exch.nse a,
FRIDAY Oct H. at Il O'Clock Particulars 70 be Obtained N
the Auctionecrs No. Broadsi
EARM at AUCTION.-Will be sold at auctioa
i on the premises on WEDNESDAY, Oct Is 1853 AZ
o'clock o. m the Farm formerly owned BY Samuel w.a a.
ceased containing IS of choice Land The Fsm .c
sted on Newbursh and Cochecton umpiic within on.
ousrer OF mile Of the beautiful village of Montf,mery
Orange County A. Y and twelve miles from NwSarsh M
fem Goshen On the premises Is large, commodgs and
built brick House IS BY fS feet, with necessary oubHL
ngs The Farm divided into pillow snd meadow and With
neverfsns stream OF water running through IL hrta.
nted In good neighborhood with the best Of school saa TO
gous privileges Onehaf OF the purchase money
OIL bond and mortgage for a term OF years
CHAS DOW WING. -.
WILLIAM WAIT. iIh~uon
PETER SEARs Auciioneer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-13
CIiERRY VALLEY FEMALE ACADEMY
~ CHERRY VALLEY, N Y.
20. MAZELTINE, Pripcips,s.


n MA = a Il HHu
~ SCHOOI-Eo s72 Broadway corner of lsh-.,-ReoPens
Sept addition the Junior Department for Boys FROM
to 10 sge will b. during the ensuing Pr;
Department for Boys from to The most adj
vsnced pupils school Wal be carried through the ades
the Freshman Class OF College that they enter ~
Sophomores 1857. Due attention is PAID TO Gymnastcs
CSfars NAV be had at the school AZ No l6 2dav
RaidoIph's Bookstore corner Broadway and Amityst
GEO. {. ANTHON