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ADJUSTMENTS.

p,wv,. o,vo. .Tobn 0'Kee lively
Iinn NJ ~ M N n. s,,h NJ M,raoci. astspover :,
comedy 81 "Lp ;d;snc Man 10 tba Srars bonse ast
night, and il we may nudge from their demenstra.
tions delighted 1t immensely Io.night mr. M. tskes
benefit and anHonnces M3oIes thrIllng pay OF ,hg
CANISTER Tne BeHer, oi mr MSrdSCS, es, nhv na az os
we remember it, one OF the most thrilling We nave
ever seen The performance closes WIN Snakspeare
capital, thongh un gailans Gomeay OF iAaiSo M p DE
SHREw, 10 wnloh Inc penenclarie VIII appear US IT,
truchio t'itN
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EXCELSIOR Coal 0ILs.--As a contestant for
public patronage in the sale of burning and
lubricsting oils, the Kanawha Company, whose
head quarters are at No. 81 Walnut-street,
Cincinnati, are fully confident of success.
Read their card and make trial by a pur-
chase. Mr.. A. G. Hodges is Treasurer of the
Company, and being a methodical business
map, orders sent his agency, it may be conf.
IDENTIFY relied upon, will be filed as satifac.
torily es If the purchase was made in person
He is the proprietor of the Frankfort Com.
monwealth, KY, and has been its conductor
or MANY wears.
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The LATE CHAReE OF ASSAULT AGAINST A
PoLIcEMAN.--James Franklin, the policeman
who was charged before Justice Bell, few
days ago, with assaulting Henry Holtkamp, o
tesmster, was examined yesterday, and held
to bail in the sum of $l00 for his appearance
at the next term of the Court of Common Pleas.
franklin, it will be remembered, dragged the
teamster from his horse and arrested him upon
charge of obstructing the track of the Gin
Oinnati Street Railroad Company while be was
driving down Western-row. The street was
quite 10y, and Holtksmp asserts that it was
impossible for him to leave the track without
endangering his vehicle or the lives of his
hnraea
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Death oil Thomas DE Qu,ncey.


By the arrival of the last steamer, the death
of one of the most distinguished thinkers and
writer's Of the time, THOMAS De QUINCY, best
known, perhaps, by his Confessions Of an En-
slsh Opium Eater, as announced to the world
the literary part of which can ill-sustain his
loss. . .-.-
OF the purely analytic minds of the age,
DE QurNcEY's was, peradventure, the first; but
from peculiar temperament, somewhat akin
to that of CoLERIpaE, he has never produced a
truly complete work. He dearly loved to
write in fragments, and these are among the
best of their kind; but the possibilities of his
profound intellect and bis very broad cultiva-
tion he never revealed In substantial form. His
greatest greatness. IF we may so speak. is his
suggestivensss: for in his powerful pages we
see how capable he Is of doing more than he
aver has done
DE QUINCEY was probably one of the best,
it may be the best Of Greek scholars, since
he alone Of all men on British soil could have
addressed, had occasion required, his fellow
countrymen, in the language of DEMOS
THEMES.
But after all what is fame? The telegraph
announces through the columns of last even
iug's Times, that "Dr. QuINoEY, the opium
eater, is dead" ...
Still, to those who have read DE QUINCY,
and hung in rapture over his inspired pages,
he is all that he sought to be; for sympathy
reveals to the mind of the scholar the creative
that les uncreated in the outward form.
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WHEELER 4 WILSON'S SEWING M.cH1

WHEELER & WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES
Of all articles of use or ornament, suitable
for holiday gifts, we know of none more ap-
propriate as a present from husband to his
wife than sewing machine, and from all the
great variety offered, we can safely say that
those who purchase the above mentioned one
will never regret it. We have used one for
nearly two years in our family, and have been
led to regard it as an Indispensable attaehe to
the old out6t---in fact now only wonder
how the domestic affairs were ever admin
istered without it. The work of this machine
is unexceptionsble; it is simple in construc-
ton, easily managed, and altogether partic-
ularly adapted to family sewing. Read tes-
tmonals in advertisement on first page.
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FAIR OF THE SISTERS OF MERoY.-The Fail
for the benefit Of the Sisters of Mercy, at the
Melodeon Hall, is progressing admirably. II
has been we'll attended thus far, and, from
appearances, seems to be likely to produce q
large sum, which they intend to devote to the
benevolent object of purchasing piece ol
property upon which to found an institute,
that they may be the better able to care fol
those who seek their protection. The purpose
is noble ono, and. their endeavors deserve
the approval and support of all classes of cit
frAna.
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BURNETT HOUSE sALooN.-This saloon and
restaurant, ,conduc upon the Eastern method
is meeting success commensurate with Will
kerson's endeavors to please. Business mer
can there have all kinds of game, fish, &c.
served at a moments warning, and in style
that the most fastidious epcures can not com.
plain Of.
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DISPLAY OF SHOW MEAr.--A numbe. Of our
butchers paraded the streets yesterday 10
wagons, with large quantities Of show meat,
comprising every thing in this line that people
cat, from bears to beeves. The display will
take place tomorrow at the Lower Market
and thus far promises to be very fine.
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LAW REPORT.
HuPRRIoR COURT.

THE FERRY PRIvILEeBs.-Wigginsv VS.. Good
lengthened opinion was delivered BY Judge storer
In this case-a controversy in relation to the whar
property between Broadway and Main street and
a certain interest owned by the parties in the
Its ordered that the Commissioners heretofore
appointed shall report to this Court the value Of the
entire property now owned by the parties connected
with this ferry 1t Is admitted no portion is suscep
ible of DIVISION and il is, therefore decreed an es
innate should be placed upon all.
When the valuation is returned, either party, II
the other consents, may take the whole AZ vslua'
tion and for the moety OF the purchase money due
to the other, shall pay one-ttth cash; one hith Ia
sixth months, oDe-hith i'll twelve months, oue.rtth
In eighteen months, and one nth in twenty -four
months with six per cent interest on deferred pay.
ments II the parties can not agree that either shall
take, then they may bid against each other, and he
who shall bid the largest sum over the valuation
may take the property on the same terms ss 10 cash,
credit and security. If 10 such lid is made the pro-
perty may be sold ON the terlns above described.
Hibler vs. Whal ey.-Nr. are addressed the Jury
for defense, and Mr.. Heron for plaintiff
sealed verdict will be returned this morning.
BUILDIhG RACE lRACh.-Johu Curiey vs., I. J,
Stephens,-This was an action tried before lufse
Spencer to recove balance of about 500 seSe 70
Ue due ON contract for building the track rear
Carthage, and Sl2j for extra work. The defendant
Insisted that Eo extra work was dous. He admit
ted that the balance WAS due on the original
contract but claimed that the plain'if had nos CO IA
pleted the work within tie time agreed OH that he
delayed 1t for period vt nearly two mouths, The de
teDdant thereby sustaining damages st the rate OF
3lOOl month, which he set of against the ba!an
due and claimsd 10 recover the dlferencst.
that the delay 10 mi h the work was Oecasoned by :
Noncompliance by the defendant to pItorm ls CON
tract IN ISaton TO ms.E y nj b
that they would have given for the Of the track
during the time of the delay the rate of from SG
to 900 q month. The Jury returned verdict for
COMMON PLEAS.
ORINISAL RTrsIERss The State va Tnmas
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CANISTER DIsrRIBUrIos.-To-day Pendery
& Co., northwest corner of Fifth and Walnut,
will begin to distribute among their patrons
two thousand tea canihers. The distribution
will be continued until the whole number has
been distributed. Don't be too late.
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BuRNEr HOUSE, BATH -RooMs.--Since the re.
fitting of the above bathrooms, their patron.
Gge has steadily increased, SO that at presen
they are visited to q greater extent than any
other establishment in the city. .ng1go g.
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CHRISTMAS GIFrs-- MALTBy's OYsTERs.-Ii
you want to be happy and make your friends
comfortable and happy during Christmas, send
them can Of Maltby's holiday oysters
Hsppness is sure TO follow.
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plAYos.-A rare chance to buy piano at
low figures is now offered by Smith 4 Nixon.
Sec advertisement. W.
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To1sl TOYS "A large assortment Of toys,
dressed dolls, jewelry, &c., suitable for Christ.
mas gifts, can be found at the North. east
corner Of Fifth and Smith streets.
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BoNNETs.-Bargains in fashionable MILL
merry are offered at No. 1o6 West Fourth street,
at the store of S. Il. Blong. The stock Is be-
ing sold at cost, as will be seen by notice in
another column.
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MARRIED..

FARRINGT0N--BARN Wednesday morn.
ing, December 81 by the Rev. 4 8. Belville in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, Brooklyn, Campbell
County, Kentucky, Mr.. Homer G. Harrington and
Miss Mary Barnes.
fCharge Euouirer
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DIED.

PARR--0n the 22d inst, of inflammation of the
brain, Elizabeth Ann, daughter of John G. and
Emily Parr, aged 10 months.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
funeral this afternoon at 2clock at 554 Fifth street.
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fIolrpAY CHRIS THAT CAN BE APPRECIATED
Gan of Maltby Justly celebrated Baltimore
oysters.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Fine Christmas and New Years
PRE@ENT.

yNNHE UNDERSIGNED HAS A FINE
n selection Of 6A and octave Pianos on hand, Of
which every one would make very handsome pres
ent for tho coming Holidays. He will sell at low
price, and on oasv terms; half cash, and balance
time. He also repairs, tunes, and rebniis Pianos on
reasonable terms. JOHN BR1TTING,
Piano Maker, Canal-st., second doorfrom Vine.
p. S.-My friends, and the public In general are
hereby informed that am not 10 business copneo-
ton with the house Of Britting Brother on Fifth.
street, and my respective customers will therefore
ds23aw J.B.
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COMMON PLEAS.

CRIMINAL BUSINESS The State VS.. jams
Norton-The defendant was found guilty ofattemp
ingto commit rape GU a c0lored woman name
Hardy.
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BYRON FINDEN'S ILLUSTRATIONS
OF THE LIFE AND WORKS OF LORD BYRON.
With original and selected on the subject
Of the engravings, by W. Brockendon, author of
The Passes Of the Alps in large ouarto volumes,
finest edition ever published, extra large paper;
brilliant impressions Of the ine engravings. Price
$40.
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ILLUMINATED ILLUSTRATIONS OF
FROISsART. Selected from the Ms in the Biblio.
theque Royale, Paris, and from other sources This
truly unique and splendid volume Is embellished with
20 brilliant illuminaious printed in oil coOrs, Illus
rative of the costumes mauners and customs of the
middle ages. No conceptions can be formed of its
beauty and brisncy without being seen. volume,
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QUEENS OF ENGLAND. Lives Of the
Agnes Strickland. new edition revised and
greatly enlarged. Embellished by Portraits Of
every Queen. In vols most superbly bound IN full
English calf Price 925.
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XIII.

THE BEST PHYSICAL ATLAS. john
sons Physical Atlas Of Natural Phenomena. The
new and enlarged edition One very large folio, lSjS
half Morocco, gilt edges Price $50.
'There Is no map on this noble, Atlas upon which
steal Atlas is somewhat costly book, eckoning IL
only by its paper but upon its paper is stamped
amount of knowledge that could scarcely he acquired
without the reading OF as tnauy books as would cost
seven times the price. London Examiner.
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AMERICAN SCENERY; Or, Land, Lake
and River Illustrations of Trans Atlantic Nature;
from drawings by Bartlett, engraved In the. first
son, &c. The literary department by N. +. Willis,
Esa. 2yos, Quarto, richly bound in full green Mo.
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New Illust ra ted
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xxi.

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Macaaay ConpIets ia s0 ~ones 's syo., % sSif.ca
gilt. Price $40. Same, bound in haf.calf, antique,
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XIV

DON QUIXOTTE. Jarvis's celebrated
translation illustrated with several hundred wood.
cuts by Tony Johanof, and others. vola., 5yo.,
bound in full Tree calf. Price Sl3 50
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MILLIONS PARADISE LOST. With il
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THE VERNON GALLERY OF BRITISH
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Specimens of Poetry, History and Romance. Illus
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Price H33 To- I'D ....
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pressy for this edition. Exquisitely bound In b,
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4 CHAPTER or ACCIDENTS.

RrrIEyry UosPTTAr New. York July II, ls9t
4 wou AZ by the nzf1e If JsDe EaEcs, 80 b11sg,
in ye, u rday ~ N+rsrs. BrLj NIX Hud 4. ". IasF
a Pot Jsfyi-. Orsrgs Co., y. T., ffon tbr ps'e,
lie va. banded over % ih0-s e-stl9nen ~ NJ
l. Riddle. Division Superintendent 81 'lls N-N'l I,
abd In, Railroai having bs.n run over bs 20. FEs
tzyr,s. ,rzin going Wrst a. p. IL. July = otsrr
Cohen and Hampton. Her husband, ~hp =as "a
p-uy ~i'h .er n-s Instantly killed. Sac L very 3"
Cusly blurred. ,,.Lsa
shorty after this mas by The name oi ms1 a,
Fi;zsin Trors Hss put 30 by Objects NcCort ar -
cu,p II he E:ghte. nth Ward; ne having istisn
ara IN TyveL;, second street between trSt aga ~
o,d avenues be- heed -trucs upon one - 10" 'ys
srrr. cansirg ,evere fracture Of me szu'i aai "
.l1lt lnoe- ere ept.riaiheJ Of hs recovery.
About 4 .. u. a boy named JVnn Fury, II ysirs,
80. w. brought in by his father, Thomas sary r.
h;. re, icence M - Mulberry street, h,yiaS asi
fat run over by oue ~ the Third syenar HiiIs
cars reGr Fo.iy-secuui street HI i'u: Is irnl-
ua-bed, ard il j. f sred ampuaton viii be nsces's
\ mon rsmsd Peter Duryea, ~ yr"fs 81 agrnn -
brought in At - o'clock, nidEight, ~ onc-i -
ostte Tselfh Precinct, having talLeu from sA9
and fractured ore at bis iegs g.
Sine. the morsiL. Of the 18th met, 20 persons ~
hesn admitted f r Northumberland eases wefe ~
te1ts ynder the following circumstance: one = ,
clothes tasrg fire from The exploeicn of Camp
lamp death hs- resulted. -
Vim. II. Lsnretce, engineer and Geo. r. Az .
passenger on board the s,e ambosi Bay S,at-, So {
by The explosion Of a boiler: both pa"ents haTs !
thee injured by falls, two ifou the kisk
horses, AID thee by b+iog ruO over BY ralifoH' .
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IOe0 OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

6PSS 70 viHToRs SEEKING HEALTH or PLEASURE
from June 70 October |. - ....,,o,a
ACCOMMODATIONS Tor over FIVE tUNpaEo Isl ~ lLOho
The Ohio White Sulphur 5pres are situated 10 DeNs'e
fauty Ne miles Of Columbus tths capital Oh o. voc
Riot, River 10 mes from DeaVBre miles rcm ~. nv
sulphur Station the Spush,d Mount Vernon ao
Rsrosd and 10 ues Pleasant Valley or Springs sso
on ,hr Clumbus PtquA and indaos Railroad IDe tneats'
BY those oil any -ei
H,n.Tsi att In te Uui.ec FOR other inform:
a,too. sttrea arm ~ 80 Se-'',s 1,to
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c HALLIDAY, Auc'iareer - - -, =,
CUpRFME COITtT SALE of NALUABL

CCPRENE C0UhT SALE of NALU ABLE
- PROPERTY " STATEN 'sLAND-E c. HALLIDAY
viii s AZ auction on TUESDAY Iriy p 1854 a. oc oct
N At Nautilus Hal TcnPkussl- staten isisHd, under TIE
direction Of NM EMERSON -sq.. Referee; 80 ,
Sixy LAND. fronting Silver Lake anc ne RICE
uold Turnpike miles fon the romp.iasye Landing
T. be cold ~ ten par 'ris, scc'idi"g O. ne nsp
Three spO 4 hsif aces 81 LAND or Toa1 tut
Five srrcs of WOODLAND In S1uti fed
HOT 81 and five LOIS the esstery side O. saah AM g.
l. the Vi'-se 81 Tn pklpsyie .
HOUSE sld LOT on the ess'--y size ofthe same s-aet
Two HOUSES sad LOTS OF he "eS'efy see Of 'ne 'A'
street. -. II
Twhirds of the purchase mercy uay remain on ocd sad
mortgsge for yesrs - pr cs1. -, -. 49,.
The VII b. sit'e, sre without reserve to TIE heaes'
Foi lr. ard further PARTICULAR s7gy &c TIE Acetoneei No
fMalisL, y \.
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- sgsiust &. " F0ss II. TAYLOR, aus y. TAfio Oh
Summons for uoury crIuacc clutrsr T. t1t Do 49,
Yuu are s rrby sgunol-t br APPS - l. ts ~
u h.l coCg III Ii-rs tl- SUI J'nf ~
New YoIs o. IT, dsy 4 May. 1919. ery- cpt
your answer % pisir- or 81 No - or
x.y ~ the CITY 4 Ec--T0rs within twenty dave s'T
srgce q Ills you exclusive Il tie day u 'ss
vice. ard u y,u fs thr sad compliant shn tIs -
are-f - rIsrtf tbs action vii take lurku.u sfs
80 fl thr sn Of0ttzr furdrtt ar srTu Gwen a ~ ,
;si--scn cers With from 'ae 'H cay q Noveuh -
M. 81 la.fs1ru FlRLDk sLLTTEk Plain ~. At;0fnsY.
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ice Of APPLICATION for tb4 dischur

~ - o. ll-as-L' ,m t's Debts gr-Itf Oh. p'Ti-s
III 5-r the t;e ofhr hita diaper q tho .l
par rf ti- Rrf..rd %.etats-
Nh RON Van DEl sES 4 the CRY Of Hudson, c'au,y
(ou ha ard safe g New 1tEs ins'rnt drot9ri NJ
hss- published same -. is9; Creditors a. aPP-af brfD Er 1s
Ds-t PIX County 81 ~ ourbia County siAe o. W.
i,rk cfc- ~. lui. M-reu ~ Cts - tlf.ln. ttts
h. Cn.l'v NewY sfst day ~ >-ptrnber. ~ -
o0.k -. rrrsau II any they rave ~
assisu-r.i aGe q aid inssrn;s es,aie sac
De- dire la scd t. u h. d-ht- - lD- ~ ie5s
MILLER WEIGH Af'0rnsFs
f,qf r.vfa,xTr N,r ,tsf.tsu, ga sIu V ].
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NETWORK SUPREME COuRT-Fhe Ar.
ANnLc ..I-r IL - LNsr-R ANLE CnMpA ~ .-.-.

NETWORK SUPREME tOIKI-Ihe NJ
" LANTTC MUTUAL INSURANCE CONPANH aRSas
SHAkPs UFACTUHfrG CONPAH1.-Ssn-
roI-y c-r au1 o"tfscr l'9n. Fs-tl io ~
d. frau.s above ua-ret: YuI terrby med ~
reqsei 20 snsyr tie pa,t 10 TN, sotion which 80
a. r. I'd n the e ths Clerk ~ the Ciis County 4 NJ
Yf. II he CITY Han 10 the C'y 4 hSlork. and o. eve
cory II ,or suswer p the ssd complaint the slbsrb
a, III. ooe y. G6 Wal th- Cry " N"S YORK ~ist
tvs - tys af,fr tlr srvc- ~ 'as 20 an
of fr ory sf.c and II yn- f.i e. tr -
c.u pi5r wifu hs s' s,if che p,iurt- iu -H 500
tat- inc start, gsus. 500 o. the = eleven uita i1
%. E'.y Interest taI4 Do ..fr.l' tsf
U y sish- lrtdisf al fS seve- 80 10
3irc sd 90 and t~ruy eve al i'rrtt o1
reusir4s- th-r,of from 'in uinb dy = lry -af -
=. iis ~ ct. e pros; sfd ~. -. - Ibis ~ Da's
H., > "a 1881 TONNSFND SCTDnsR
n. lrsfwTu Ps'r'if' Affornev
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NOTICE I'D ApPLICAlION lor va a..ch,L.

~ ofar iro~ru' fr ti. 90 b. sians 20 the pr II
a.. third ar'f r tle ~ n. ufn chsrefo' ne scf
par of;ho Revised satu's EVfRT ID LONl = tA CRY ans
County of Ns~ York, ns'vrnt debtor N"-fe US. g-b-
hsleo Nav q lssa Creditors appear before ~ ul-
HENRY HILTON one u lie Jed.e' u TIE Court q Ca ma
Ppss .fthe Cj Of New fork =. III Csmber - tle C"tr
Common Pleas m the Cry ts ia The Cty 4 New 'rk %
n. rntn dag ~ Augcy li9 ELEVEN 'os i0 e.. m "a
q tia, tay show Why lsguneut sr,-t rot b
sf. II s.it iu.0vanrs state aud fe b. discharge from na
d-bts 81 RIDN u tOlLI Ntfs .ior Fr'i't
uy94 lsVlCaTu NJ. in hrosdwes. y
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Sales bn Auttion.

A II MsavtS. Aucnopeer
DY BANGS, mEkWiN ~ Co, Irade-Sale
At PRIVATE sHLE~Agduto.'s Bids Of Aneca complete
IN vols, svo Turkey moneco at "
CkEAT SALE d PERSONAL and REAL
" PRoPERTY-A rare , G6sges t. invest
q CITY LOTS FOA SALE
TIE underss To..s' # he I.q'p G9ms MY oH,T io
occupied Is .so socrtys NsuvcV lin - Ote tS-tt'se
~. Pas the real PoPs , fss l b, So, ssga 10
YisT, sacin1 houses. cout,airs over lro With
large Al lrl, decorated hail. as the aan Hal s-a
kgos., - "eae IN s tJg:s Ag r,,i.a sbo House
s. A Bri h Hou-v-Bsk.Iy. ,.,
Ooc s.our ono Bncs and Leg House c'ni4npa The
.oopers carpurr' wssoa'aAe'' bi,ct'Hiih' aad ma
'I : Ore C. CO = and Ok Stable
One Hrs~ Stable
In tie center Of i,a Of The property Ae portion Of
'H' 0'0 MORMON TEMPLE
In The oweI PAT Of he city .ud or asrs Of t a',
'pp Rive, A p' petty consists 81 EST ~ 60 IN M
end I've houses built r be aoo'mmoi''iog OF tS'
.'se,me1 @,t "a M coy Re s I'd n ~ s,r.e 4
C pstructir passes within few hundred gafds o. us mill
lad No tie most meeT zoe . S,W cS M o s sn9
Of tie eToper,y hereby advertised fer 'c .
The sbvedscrbtd real e,'ac. 'othet wh ll'se er'rn
and. scrb,d person property W BE- nd low rto 10 tue
property viii h msde 10 the Ell fiction Of toe pur h-~r
Sale nisde at Hauyoo Illinois, nmreclas ou the ION
day Of August; 10 O'Clock and conuuae un day to
fiRMs Op a salts dollars under cssh III paper
caiian Community o. al s,l # Pe5.ua proper J.
OK mouths ten Pr cea WIN spPo'6 '51'y . - P'P.
ts,e ouetad IN hald 10 call hr doe Of The lc,n
Cou mg'y or rP'yg53 pen l ob s % in each Or the
paper the lcsisr Community "a toe e',nce - "A
given. and deeds made when payn.ri Is iay mace a. zoe !. ne
lie Is due Possession 9 DC svet III a' s''1 oaef A' 81
tie sale when the four month Taymef i'm'de
For al, oy15 9T'3g aggr Pr Asoee.
Nsrvoo III M8y g. 1859
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-07-12

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