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Times Of Holding Court

The State of Ohiol
Jack son County.
To the Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas
and District Court within and for the county of
Jackson, and State of Ohio.
II appearing to the undersigned Judges of
the Court OF Common Pleas for the Seventh Ju-
dicia District of Ohio, that certain changes in
the times of holding the District Courts in said
District are required by the public interest and
convenience, it is ordered that the District
Court in the counties of Lawrence, Scioo, and
Pike, shall hereafter be held as follows, 10 wit:
In the county Of Lawrence on the first Thurs.
day next after the third Monday of April;
In the county Of Scioto On the fourth Mon
day of April; and
In the county of Pike on the first Monday
next after the fourth Monday of April
And for the reason aforesaid, we do also or
der that the times of holding the Courts of Com
mon Pleas in the said Seventh Judicial District
in the following named counties shall be
changed, and that the Courts Of Common Pleas
shall hereafter be held in each and every year
as follows, to wit, for the Fall Terms;
In the county of Pike on the first Wednesday
next after the second Tuesday of October;
In the county of Vinon on the first Monday
next after the second Tuesday of October; and
In the county of Jackson on the second Mon
| day next after the second Tuesday of October,
In the county of Hooking on the second Mon.
day next after the fourth Monday Of February
for the Spring Term: and in said county Of
Hooking Cor the Summer Term on the second
Monday next after the second Monday Of May;
In the county of Perry on the fourth Monday
next after the fourth Monday Of February for the
Spring Term; and in said county Of Perry on the
fourth Monday next after the second Monday pl
May, for the Summer Term, Aud in all other
respects, the times for holding the CourtS Of
Common Pleas and District Courts in said Sew
enth District, shall remain unchanged, and aid
Courts shall continue to be held as now fixed
by law. W. V. PECK.
II. G. WHITMAN
SIMEON NASH.
Sept, is, 1851.
|, John J.. Hoffman, CLERK of the Common
Pleas and District Courts Of Jackson county
Ohio, do hereby certify that the foreg ing Or
der is correctly copied from the Journal Re
cords OF the Courts aforesaid.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN,
Clerk D. G. and q. p
Dec. 3, '57.-4w
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TERMS OF DAILY.

To the merchant and business man in the coun-
try desiring to keep thoroughly posted upon Com
mcrcial and Monetary Matters, and the daily huc-
tuatons in the prices of Produce and Merchandise,
we believe we can conRdentlysay that no invest-
mcnt can be found to pnya better interest than q
subscription to tho DAILY GAZETTE.
Additions to clubs can be made at all times dur
ing tho year at prOpo,toned rates, the time to ex
pirc with the club subscriptions, in all cases, pay
able in advance, and no paper continued after the
expiration of the time paid for
TO Postmasters or others who will act rs agent s.
we will, if they prefer it, allow commission Of t. n
per cent on all subscriptions obtained at the above
rates
We shall be happy, Mt any time, to send as many
specimen copies as may be desired upon application.
All Letters containing RGmittanccs, if Registered
will be at our risk. Address,
GAZETTE co,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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nnsior CommissLoncr,s sale.

Pursuant to an order of sale issued from the court
of common Pleas of J9cSsOn county, Ohio, and to
me directed as MasteF commissioner Of said court
shall, on the
9th day of January, "A. D, 1858,
at ono o'clock p H. Of said day, at tho door Of the
court House. 10 tho town of jackson, in jackson
county, Ohio, vfTer at public sale, tho following
premises to witt commencing forty feet from the
southeast corner of ln-lot number 30, on Main St.,
fuaning shence nineteen fazzh2a three inches in a
north westerly direction Aence at
allel with Bpadway
thence nineteen feet and three 49,
eastery direction on said alley; thel
place of beginning situated in the
son, in jackson county, Ohio. Apr
To be sold as the property of Elias
Of David Radcliffe. Terms Of sale
J.W. LoNGB0N, Ma
D. Mackley, Atty,
Dec 8, 'I. IDS.
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Es- Upon the yoepii0n of the news at
Toledo that JAMES B. SrEADMAN was
elected Government Printer, his friends
there had grand jolfication.
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TERMS OF WEEKLY

An extra copy will be sent to the getter up Of
each Club of 30 subscribers; and an add tional
extra copy for every additional 20 subscribers
To the getter up of each club OF 60 or more
copy of the DAILY will be sent if preferred
instead Of the extra Weekies.
Copies will be sent to Clergymen at 81 90.
N. B.--Our friends are particularly requeste
to adhere strictly to the above rates in getting
up clubs, as owing to the greatly increased ex-
p5nse attending the enlargement, and, as we
trust the increased value OF the paper to sub
scribers, we cannot deviatc from them in any
case.
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JACKSON MARK EFT.

DEC. II I6OI.
FLoup. s 5jO61$4 at retail.
SALT by barrel per bushel 359iO.
SUGAR at retail ".
CoFrEE at retail Is.
WnEAT--i5 i6)1.
BRAN--l0o.
OATS 20 from wagons.
PoTAToEs--S at Tetail.
BUTTER-l5c.
EGGs--Sdl0e.
REANs, (white)-sl 90.
APPLES, dried Isl 90.
PEAcuEs, (dricd )-Sl 30.
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MARRIED.,

On the 10th day of December, 1857, by II. AD'
ANS Esq, Mr., JOHN MAL0NEY, and Miss DRU-
SlLLA kennedy, all of jackson county, Ohio.
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0H- The correspondent of the Tribune
says several Of the leading Republican
memers Of Congress had a long and CON
6denlial interview on Tuesday night with
Senator Douglas at his house. The con-
ference is understood to have related to
the affairs of Kansas, and to have been
highly satisfactory to all concerned.
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WANTED!

10000 Bushels Of Corn, f5,dQO Lbs Fork and
2OO5 Bushels of wheatIby the EYSu America
Furnace Company" Proposals to furnish ae whole
or any part thereof will be received by the Riree
tors ut jackson, G. H. Ohio at any Time during this
month"; For terms and conditions, enquire of
b Dec. l-57-St JAMES II. G. MILLER, Pres't,
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G5- Col. JENKINS, one of the members
of the Lecompton Constitutional Conven-
ton, died at Marysyille few days ago.
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fh6 Two organs at Washington
Senator Douglas very vehomcntly
Sc Of his course in reference to Kan
IRIS. They denouncc him as rene.
pnworthy the support and conf
o0the democratic party; they say
he is rotten branch and should be
Iopped off.
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SWEARING IN THE MEMBERS The Wash.
ington correspondent Of the Boston Jour
nal says:
Gov. Banks and Hon. A. II. Stephens, of
Ga, were appointed a committee to con-
duct the Speaker elect to the chair which
he did with courtesy. He then delivered a
brief, sensible address, after which he was
approached by the patrerchal Giddings,
who handed him a small bible and admin
istered the oath Of Office, which duty de.
wolves on the oldest Representative. The
Sergeant-at-Arms elevated his mace, that
'bauble' of authority so distaSteful of the
Puritans, and the Speaker began to swear
in the members, State by State. The del,
egation from New York was 50 large, las
was also the case with Pennsylvania and
Ohio J that it had to divided The first
name of the second batch was erasmus
B Matteson, and there was a general
sensation rs it had been rumored that
he would be objected to. But no objec'
ton was made, tho oath was administer
cd, and the members were all sworn in
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sCIOTO 4 HOOKING VALLEY .RAII
ROAD.
G@ aa..

ON and after DECEMBER 2, 1857, Trains will run
rs follows:
GoiNe Nonrn.-Nlail Train leaves Portsmouth
at 7-20 A. NJ; arrives at llamden ut lO-A5 a. Nj
making close connection with through trains on
marietta and Cincinnati Railroad for all points
East and West, Accommodation Train leaves
Portsmouth at l-iOr. NJ; arrives at Iamden at
$40 PM
GoIEu Sourn.--Accommod Train leaves
Tamden at $40 A. NJ; arrives at Portsmouth at
lO-iO A.. Nj connecting with daily packets for
Cincinnati nail Train leaves llamden at i2-l5
p. NJ; arrives at tportsmouth at Ala NJ
ThroughAicRSscan be procured at the office OF
'' AeEEN, Superintendent.
Paris m, an N N 81 M
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To Poets.

Our Carrier will give suitable present to
sAs Post that will write him an acceptable New
Years Address. 1t mast be hlnlsl in between
tAis aRd the 25lh inst.
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HO! For the Holy DaVs.

Mr.. JAMES CHESTNUT has just received
varied assortment Of all articles suita
BILE for the Holy Days.
CANDIES, NUTS, and RAIsINs, CUR'
RANTS, FIRE WoRKs, and a general as
sortment of CAKES Of every description,
got up in the best style,
Families supplied with OYSTERS Ell
ther by the CTn or half Can. Also, large
POUND o1KEs, beautifully decorated,
parties on hand.
wishing to supply their young
something to enjoy them
the Holy Day times, have
jim a call to get what they
hler upon his duties
sachusetts. lie will
s-but the people Of
8. handed his services and
oi duty toward them
to comply with their do.
is an able Statesman and
0nodel Executive officer.
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Personal.

The law partnership heretofore existing between
Hoffman 4 Stevenson, having been dissolved, and
Il. H. Stevenson having transferred all the untn-
ishcd business to me, will attend to the settemen
Of, the same, and have removed to the office OF II.
G, Hoffman, where will promptly attend to all le-
cal business that may be entrusted to me.
D. NAcKLEY.
nc, IL laAT.-.5W 81. y
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Ey-Tho love of a little girl is very
sweet tbing,--Er,
The love ola big one is sweeter.
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Notice.

NJ argaret Hoover, Admrx Of j
decd, Plf VS.. John Hoover q
Petition for specific Performance ledh-
tract
John Hoover, Nathaniel Hoova aharine
A. Hoover Nancy ]. Hoover. MaryE Hooverr . -
Rachel E Hoover, Sarah ,M.Hopver, & Joseph
Hoover, minor heirs of JQhn Hoover, late of
Pike county, Ohio, 'deOeaseda will take
notice that Margaret Hoover as Adm'rx
of John Hoover decd, has this day ~
filed in the Probate Court of Jackson county
Ohio her petition setting forth that, on the
twentieth day Of March A d ls5s, at the cogn-
ty of Pike, aforesaid, the said John Hoover. de-
ceased, for the consideration then and there
agreed upon did bargain sell and agree to con-
yey TO one John Poan, the following described
lands and tenements, situate III Jackson coun-
ty, Ohio to wt.-The northwest qua rter of the
mort h east quarter Of section No. 36, township
No s, and range No twenty, that the sani John =
amoun, : &c purely
and before
ises the said q
leaving the said mid54 =
are made defendants to said 'IStItion -
ttion also prays that an order be-
soid Probate Court authorizing said 49,.
Hoover, as said Admrx, to convey said premises
: Izl.s,...il.sse simple by agood nc %
' !
court,
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Bg By advertisement it will be seen
hat D. MAcKLEY Esqr., has associated

himself with r. G. HoFFMAx = 3 iS,tle
Law practice. No.
s'.1 ,,ss n, H,, Y
v. ~ gS:'E
rrwfaa
pectus of Tho
NATr GAZETTE. &c Of the
Oldest papers pubIS West, and
as Commercial, ca S@s and Fam
lily Paper, is not es y any in the
United States. - he Prospectus
carefully and thoT accordance with
your better judgem
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GAZETTE co.,
Cincinnati, Ohio,
st. Charles Restaurant,
II. D. BURTON,
Market ST., between Sd and 4th.,
PORTSMOUTH,, OHIO.

THE Subscriber would respectfully say to the
public thai he continues at his old stand, where can
be had Oysters, lin Shell or CAM Lobsters, Sar-
dimes. and al. kinds of Game served up in the best
Style on short notice. Meals served up at any
hour good supply of fresh Oysters either in
Shell or Can, always on hand. Country dealers or
families supplied at reduced rates.
Dec "a lS57-tf
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AdministratOr's Notice.

Administrators Notice.
The undersigned has been appointed and quail
fed as Administrator of the estate of John Elses.
ser, late of Jackson county, Ohio, decd. All per-
sons indebted are required to make Immediate pay
ment, and all having claims will please present
them duly authenticated for settlement within
twelve months from this date.
MARTIN Conner.
December "a, lSj7-Sw
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10 Whom 1t may Concern.

Dec. "a. ON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-11
=. N.sH AuctiOpeer
I ARGE SALE OF frst.class household FUENl-

By HEsaY II. LEyDs L Co.. Auc'ioneer..
On WEDNESDAY Feb. IL, at lO4 oaock a.
" the STORE No ga Broadway, corner Of Walker 81
The entire stock ofthe United STATE. Psent Marble Co., 70
close the conceru-Copssny Of every variety q Nantes
Columns. Peie-Ls Pllss'erA Table tops In imitation OF
Ser Brocsee Lisbon Egypau and other choice style OF
marble. All of which will BE- positively sold without reserve
~ close the concern
C.Iogus. will BE- re.dy on Monday, 9th inst.
WEDNESDAY Feb IL.
A. - O'Clock in front Of the sales No . S-ssal,
A,sgrees sae-A bay years old, Is hands hish, be.
hcved 70 Id hind in all hsrp-s last horse usual
f.it ahou, n inutes cost lsst spirg $500.
Also fret rate top wagon bulk BY Ford-eos S2S-s per-
fct Older
Also silver mounted Jingle harness. nearly new blanket
whip and other articles
Also bay Tom Thumb coli. year. old ssout Is hands high
kind 10 all barnes "a minutes Warranted solsd
and kiDd IN all hTaes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-11
T. II. LUDLOW, Anotioneer
GAL l. Of VAI,IAnTE PROP

EXECUTORs SALE Of VALUABLE PROP
II ERTY Broadway, Courtlandt alley, Canal WLheS
Centr. Bond Amity Gre., Jopessta OF the BANfEk
and JAY RsTATrS-E- II LUDLOW Co. wi sell Al .ae
ton on THURSDAY Feb 70 1857. At II O'Clock q. the M.r
>ants the fowir valuable property OF the An
YFR and JAY ESTATES: lots on Broadway runans
through Coursnd alley q BY us feet io,a on Cn1t be
tween Boadu ay az Centre st Los Wsksrst between
Bro.dvsy and Centre Lots Centre st. between Mhts
and Waier.ta Lots Amity st TX use and Lot No
Bono st. also Lot Grca Jones Of above I've
thirds Of purchase remain mortgage Of The
option the purchaser for Maps And full p&TasalAs
A ths fiee ofthe onetr, No IL PiDe-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-02-11
Once In Illinois CeDtrl
Tor sALE-The PRIVATE RESIDENCE

EOR SALE-The PRIVATE RESIDENCE
il known 80 WEST LAWN situated in the village OF Or
arge Jersey the Morris and Essex Railroad, one
boui's ride from New -Yoik 80.
The grounds ooupr Ing nearly four acres are beautifully
laid and garden, exhibiting that lunuiisnce and
beauty the growth of hedges shrubbery &C. which
the highest culture during the twelve could imptIt
The House IL large conveniently afsrgod and most thor
ousIy built; heated by frSace and lighted with and
kenR elevated ground ov.Iooks one OF the hnc't
landscape the country embracing view Of the entire range
Ofsute Nj tSe Intervening valley from South
Ora 20 Eagle Rock
The other bwlt the premises consist Of s'sble, COW
ham poultry house csfriaeebouse and gas house
Tho garden abouuds la description of fruit az apples
peas peaches pum ounces, grapes, TssPberie. bl'okee
lies straw 1erTits, &c. . .
Tue place eSy of access being within i've minutes walk Of
the picip railroad station; complete ia al It's arrange
men for and convenience, and every account
con derrd Of the desirable suburban residences in the
vicinity Of New YOik
Nor ar a. Joining will be sold Il desired pat Of the
purchase money remain bond and moIsste fof iu
taeT particulars apply 10 . fhkbANhS 20
Nc. lG9 BroAiwAy New-Iork.
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE, ENGLISH COT
~ TAsE ard BUILDING SITE at AUCTION. AZ SAY

BROOK. Conn 1911,
On TUESDAY the lh day OF February ,eSt ct II oeoc
iii ~ ala AZ % bic sucion the premises ane Country
six Of excellent Garden LAod The house
IL in the Epshsh vadyle hs piarzaa oosefvs,ory &c
A.o .soir sbcve splendid Building Site CONTAINING
about Is area of excellent sAxden AND
Also nearly English Cot'Afe aad Que aere 0 eA
c.L,rt lad. THIS aSjodns the Is scre lot .,,
L,o Wood Lot covered With chestnut timber CONTAINING
about scr,s mile from the village
Also lot Of Corn, O.:s Hay, str,~ fot.,oeH nc .
40 A En- Horse and wagon, Cart. fNnins Ctees &c
eA,brook c., IL stuA,sd AZ the mouth Of the
Riv- on Long lsAad Sound an 10 one u the mos
81 .a k,,lthy places the American Con hent iH-te are
nd ehurcbes schools sboons fishing and bathing IL Tue in
All Il the above viii be sold for each vithos 70
,er,e 70 the highest bidder. III
k-Per,ons al ing the New Hsven OF Se~london NJ
- IA .,orpns a. ssybroos examine the prenses Ia
80. sar KISt'S or Dr. TOWNSHIPS pace msn On the
paee viii show H.
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STPARTF at AUG.

MISERABLE DWELLING-HOUSES at AUG
~ TION-ASTHoNY BLEECKER will .ell, 81 the
Nercbspts Exehsnse TIL tuesday lih inst y odocs
The two HOUSES and LOTS Nos rs 9th aud al lOthsts be-
lsta snd Avenue on Tomptins square and ssQat
the idle the blocks Offering Inducements - Tor
n. or geat.e sme. Tor permanent re-idenees For
n,r. and PARTICULARS apply tbs AuetoneeT No Broad O.
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n S. HOVGH Auctiopfer, viii sell ar clcg.c.

n S. HOCGH, Auciiopfer, will sell Or clcg."t
rop THIS fWeine.dsyl MORNING, Feb H. Al lfi O'Clock
precisely s No. 2g Yves, % Il, near shsv, eno,,ceg
he ,pfrs contents the house VIII neatly furnished and
ns.y rev and al Of the be, qssy Of goods parfA list
n ID. catalogue :. herewith sabjoned: Basement coniiI'
an, Can- tor.l Extension Table SD board aud rAbe ma
hossn Sofa Ccck &c elegant China Dinner and Il, Sets
vel Ware Ivory Query Cut Ga Wee Lqaor Co.. and
sss kitchen Ware Wooden and Tia NAe kc In the Parors
are pesy Velvet CGpe two ohi rosevooi suites
dsus.f COW PER aud Oval Glass fee on PantiHzs Man
n, CIo and Decorations cuyed rosesOOt Eazsrcs Center
and Side Tables ported bronze Gas Chandeers Easy ana
pson Chairs carved rosewood Piano Fore IecsSe and
sde Nuns Fischer rosewood Bookas- elegant lace
Window Cuars &C. sc. The Chamber. are furnished with
esrved rosewood s1d mahogany Bnr-su, Bedtest, snd
Wssb.,pds IRE Hair M.tpa..s md Bedding of all kiui'.
mahogany Sofa Chsrs koases &c stosether mstns up
fre all of whici he sold ptorJ vi n NJ
reserve. Sale promptly r the Psrlor, az IL
occek Csosue. ready AID BE- had At the house or
At the flee Of the Auconeer. No 5is Brosiwsy
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Drp GOODS.

OIe b X o A ID w I,
O4 Cor LE0NARD-St
UNDER LIQUIDATION
el500ee worth OF
DRY GOODS
submitted 70 peremptory ssle
In convenience Of impeous necessity the soVe names
forming the largest best seeei Ana rebet
STOCKS OF GENERAL DIR GOODS
IL submitted 20 summary sale ~ -. zo,-
FIFTY PER CENT BELOW COST,
SILKS,
SHAWLS
CLOAKs
DRESS GOODS,
GLOVES AND HOSIERY,
EMBROIDERlES,
LACE CURTAINS
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
&c. ~. ke
NB-Country Merchants si find II 10 their advantage 70
call and examine the stock before they leave town
Business hours from 10 TIL a $500,
LEASE Of STORE and MIXTURES for SALE
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NE0RGE PECKHAM, Professional Boo

III t.~.-r ard sooouotsnt Offices Nos. % and B hofs
Bui1ipS No. Broadway, EewYorh-Ofsrs 20 the legal
Crs.ou business community his services N the
FOsTIEO UP and EXAMINATION Of Books and Accounts,
DETECTION Of ERRORS, and adjusting inres'e account.
% bis knowledge Of 6ookteepns unes an extensive prse
cs business experience Upnquesonsbe references gwen
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Sales BIZ AuttloN.

AUCTION NOTICE p. c. H0CGHTON.
he sasau q Hoas~hosd Furtitur. kn-. TOMORROW
fThursosy, IL. 0oock a. s.-- Rooms Ma lis Ssss.l.ss
E.vir, On hand over s5a 60 vurtA Of frruar- -tich
Ib+rs cssh .iv.c. bon mad rom ~tich he ~tl 1,ks
rs'..osue szd .vtTy THURSDAY. ana the pshsic nAJ
ret .s.sr-d every sricie E'u D. p-rvnptetLy sosd
N ArsvD AncfioGe-r.
DY BANGS. BROTHER S Co.-Trade Sale
- Roous No. IS PEf-ro- ..
sIxTY-FIFTa NEVYORK TRADE SALE
To b eornre cod ou IL csOAf. Axroh 81. 1851
BANGS BeOIHER 4 Co respectfully announce ne eesi
regular TRADE SALE Of BOOKS sreREOlth PLAfsS
sTArIONFRY PAPERS &c. and sOhcit rsiGnm-sta far'
tcuar. fr tie CafaoSue should Be furnished n anedA;eJ
TIE resuls; sons w.a Be the SANE - II At sSas
fhe C..slosu. viii 90 pr es-iI 10 this nont,
WEDNESDAY EyENIsG. Feb H. .; g o'elook
ROOKSEILERs sTOCK-Aa excessive COLLECTION OF
st,rSard Nesneos Books in he vsSGs brSseoes 81 Aies
tur, A,o slEse sssaruen u Csscs! and school 5Sok
Mar. are rrAvrleTs' GUIDES. " Quantities, A.
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ByA J. BLEscsEs Ca }. BLEscxEs Auei'n.-f
DLEECKER- ST. PROPERTY AT tho Mer-
ID chants ElcbsBge. Wsii.t on Thu K>DAt ree
II ooock 70 clo.e A estate the t~ostory ard sfc oncs
HOUSE Ard LOT No 10 Beecter.. between bro.d-y .ai
Bor-ry Vii zen, for shout $sss pr .nnum s<o can
rrn.;n Fer MAPS kc PERM the premises
spply 70 the Aacisoreer. No : Broaast New GoSt.
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Builoins Materials.

EENUSTC fILES-Fu vestbalss Halls,
saisssfzors. bSxSffSfs - s.s :. =. - A'A'AA
hQLs1 coAff1, NJ ~ P,sdS- NJ
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WATEk POWER, with o. without FACrO
w RIKs ks sALE sna 10 LET Il Ms,,s.vxa Ny 3
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6ouses ano farms noantsh.

WANTED-To purchase LANDS in ninoiS
seisss, ke that have heco abandoned ostsitsa foe
IsPewd titles srsaitoasly inveeissssd and advised
ss5d =, CID sssenssss pnsbers and dessrptos
@A sfsxr LANDS f,r sAe or sxrhans~
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LOR sALE-An elegant VILLA at Newport,

EOR SALE.-The three 3-story brick STORES
L and DWELLINGS situated the N W. corner OF
Brooine and Mulhertys Ao, the HOUSE No ISL MaooE-
ry,i viii STABLE the Of nv above PIsF.siy en'
nj s37a A J. bLEEt MEN \ 70
t4p Nc Broad d,
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hereby gwen fbs, intend to apply TO one Of the Justices
n ths sopfee Court State Of New Yok a. their cham
bsgs Ia the City B the City 81 EewYork the twenty
t dag February 10 O'clock Ia the forenoon OF that
dsv NJ heard for ode dree ing
1e 20 he Of money awarded 70 unknown
owners By the Comm Of Estimate spd A,sessnent IN
te laying ndopenns the Central Psrf In bs
(xtv o lots the south side OF One
betwecn the Fih and sIihsvs In the CITY Of
and Known map Of the Harlem Commons made
b. Charles Clinton City Surveyor and file in the Regs'Is
0oe Of County Of oTt lots Nos s and b9 and
sso kpown map Of said Commissioners part OF lots
Nos es and So. In block Nc. 80 .,
HENRY A. CALDWELL,
Trustee, no, Of MARY r. DEWlNT:
. Nav York Jan % 1887 J2l iswiwW