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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1859-09-24

IENTEFVLTE, Del, Aug. III 80.
S. & NJ. PENNocK Il Co --Eslecmcd Friends i
have used Webb's Fertilizer the past two years on
my corn; | have also used it on potatoes In
every case the result has been surprisingly favsra-
bic. | know of no concentrated manure in which
1 have so much confidence. l intend applying it
On my wheat crop the coming Fall | believe that
any manure that does well as it has done for me
mist work we'll on wheat and other crops.
Eesp'y, MARSHALL CHANDLER.
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF LAND.-The at
tention ofpersons des irous of purchasing Real
Estate, is called to the extensive sale of lands
by G l.. Dulany, Esq, Trustee. to take place
in Elkton on the 18th of October. There is Il
the advertisement, which no doubt, will sell
ut reasonable rates.
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IORBILRTS
FALL BULLETIN!
Dress Goods Department.

WE call the attention Of purchasers to the fol-
w lowing assortment of New and Desirable Fall
and Winter Goods Fancy and Black Dress Silks
Fancy Plaid Silks; Fouilrds Plaid Valencias and
Poplins Cotida Plaids Chine DIES Alps; Mon
tebcllo Checks porl de Chcvres Bayalero De-
laincs. (ncw designs Pacific Dc!aines Imita-
ton foularls, new styles Fancy and plain
Cnshmeres Fancy and plain Mcrinos; plain all
Wool belaines; with low priced Goods from 10
cents upward.
One OF the largest assortments of PRINTS is now
being opened and cut. at small advances
SllAWlS! SUAWLS!
SHAWL BORDERING AND TRIMMINGS
Man'il!a Blankets Thil els anG heavy Stellas:
plain and plaid Blankets; Scotch Shawls, fIe
style p.ai Is
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STORM AND CALM.-The locofoco ticket,
hatchcd beneath the stormy Worcester of
Tuesday, is sure topass from existence on the
End of November, amid the solemn calm Of
popular neglect.
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TESTIMONIALS,

I0VENiLLE Dal aug. lU. 59.
NJ. PENNocK Co Gents Il used tbs
Wcbbs Fertilizer bought ofyou last spring. chiefly
on potatoes and garden vegetables prefer it to
the best No | Peruvian Guano or any other
manure | have used, l intend using it on
my next wheat crop JOSEPH POOLE.
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Household & Kitchen Furniture :

such as Beds, Bedding, Bedsteads, Bureaus,
Tables, Chairs, Sofas, Mirrors, Looking
GLASSES, Stands, Carpcting, &c; and hereby
give notice that on
Uednesday, the 5th doy Of October, 1859,
at the residence of the said &. a. THOMSON.
Port Herman, will sell SAID property. so
seized and taken in execution, by Public
Auction, to the highest bidder for Cash, to
satisfy said writ and costs.
u Sale to Commence at II O'Clock A. II,
BARCLAY REYNOLDS.
Sept. n, lS50-ts. Sheriff.
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Wu.NIynToN D.l Aun H. "a

.g.- F WILMNdToY, Del, Aug IL, 49,
NJ. PESNoCK.-Estccmcd FricndS-T have
nsed ebb IS Fertilizer ON both wheat and corn; |
have. also. during the past few years tried most
including No Peruvian Guanoa The Fertilizer
has given me the best sntisfac ton l consider it
u truly valuable manure l will want more of it.
OTLEY VERNON
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FINE GRAPEs.-Our thanks are due to
Mrs. Jos. T. Brown, of Cherry Hill for a
basket of fine grapes also, to some other
friend, not named, for basket Of pears.
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LAYING A CORNER SToNE.-The corner
stone of the new Methodist Episcopal Church,
i'll Elkton will be laid on Tuesday the 18th of
October, at halfpast 2 O'Clock. The following
clergymen are expected to be present on the
occasion Revs. Messrs. Hurn, Barnes, Cook
man and Uric.
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CENTHEvILLE. Del. Sth mo 18Th. SO.
Friends s. & NJ. PESNoCK 4 CO.. have used
Webb's Fertilizer on my growing corn crop and
am much pleased with the result. l know of no
concentrated manure to which | would not give
the Fertilizer the preference | expect to use it
OIL my wheat crop this coming fall.
EVANS HARVEY.
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TIE DISTRICT COMMITTEE.
IMPROVEMENT OF MILL PRopERl

Mr. Daniel Lord is repairing and putting in
complete running order the old FISHER "
Factory, on the Big Elk creek. lie has built
a new dam, and is building new houses for
operatives. This will make three extensive
factories owned and operated by Mr.. Lord,
all adjoining on the same stream
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NaMAN's CREEK Del, Aug II, 80
Mesars s. & NJ PENNocK & Co-Gents
Nebbs Fertilizer which bought of you, did so
we'd l will want more for my wheat crop this
fall AMOR u FORWARD
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The BERGEN RroTs.-A portion of the rail.
road rioters at Bergen, N. j., have resumed
work. OF those arrested, 80 havs been held
for trial and the rest discharged.
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Mapes' NitrOgenized
SuDCr-PhOsphate of Lime (!

nNE HUNDRED POUNDS will equal in
~ effect and lasting powers, One Hundred
and Eighty five pounds Of Peruvian Guano.
1t has the experience Of TEN YEARS, and
all who have tried it, pronounce il the best
fertilizer now in use. K. W. =. ALLEN,
IL south Delaware Avenue. Philadelphia,
Sole Wholesale Agent for Pennsylvania Delaware,
and Southern part of New Jersey. [Aus Is -3m
A MEXICAN GUANO. This Guano from
"a J rviS Island cont,iningt larger per centage
q Phosphate Of Lilue than Iones contain. :.
.oy sale by HIS. Sites.
f'RAjN FANS.-Nm Wrinkle Fans, and gam-
u borough sans. For sale by
July .. H. g. Sites,
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10 The Totcrs Of The 7M District of Cecil
county.
At the earnest solicitation of my many
friends, offer myself as n candidate for
Road Supervisor, and pledge myself, ifclect-
ed, to perform the duties impartially, and
for the best interests of the district
JAMES FIRST.
Sept "a, 1S59-te
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SHERIEEoS SALE.

10y virtue of an Execution, issued out of
- the Circuit Court for Cecil county, at
ne SUIT OF Hartman, 1Ioflin n Co., against
the goods and chattlcs Of g. A. Thompson
Son, have seized and taken in execution
all the right, title, claim, interest and estate,
of the SAID G.. A. Thomson. in and 10 n LOT IF
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Cofal affairs.
Notice to the Voters of the Fifth
District.

Mr.. Joseph Benjamin having declined the
nomination for Justice of the Peace, the
voters Of the Fifth Election District are re-
quested to meet in North East on Saturday
the 9th of September TO Till the vacancy
By Order of
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Indian Queen Hotel.

mo. 500, corner of FIFTH and MARKET
~ Streets, WILMINGTON, Delaware.
GFAmple accommodations Tor one hun
drcd persons.
Open for Passengers by midnight trains.
Good stabing for fifty head OF horses, at
so cents per day.
HyPrice, Sl.5O per day for Board.
CHAS. NJ. ALMOND,
Sept. "a, leo9-lm' Proprietor.
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Piece, Parcel OF Tract OF Land.
5 Acres and "a Perches,

ACTtS HNG n TFFCNpS,
more or less, and more particularly de-
Scrlbed in Deed from the Commi ssioners
OF Charlestown. dated December lG, 1852,
duly acknowledged and rec orded among tho
Land Record Books of Cecil county; late
the property Of the said Thomas Smith, and
taken in execution at the suit Of G. A. Little.
and will be sold for Cash to satisfy said writ
and costs.
Sale to commence at II o'clock. precisely.
BARCLAY REl NOLDS,
Sept. "a lS39-ts. Sheriff.
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FAIR-The members of the Elkton
Episcopal Church. as has been mentioned
before, hold a fair tn the Court House on the
9th and 9th days Of October. We are informed
that they will have fine variety of articles to
Offer to the public; and we bespeak for them
large attendance. The proceeds are to be
applied to their proposed new church.
THE FARM to be offered at Public Sale
at Port Deposit, on the Sth Of October, by Mr.
Applegarth, is a valuable one and in a very
desirable neighborhood. See the advertise
ment.
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." BAUGH'S 81
Highly Improved Raw Bone
Super-PhOSphate Of Lime.

Manufactured from unburnt Bones. at DOWNING
Ton, PA. Wholesale Office and store No 20
South Wharves, Philadelphia.
The subscribers are exclusively engaged in tho
Manufacture and Sale of this article and would
respectfully invite the attention of Farmers and
Dealers 10 it.. Beng manufactured under thcir
personal supervision, from the RAW, OR uN-
BURNED BONES, they can assure farmers and
the trade that it is perfectly Genuine Article
and II supcr-phosphate which can be recommended
rs an entirely reliable fertilizer for all crops
They guarantee the Bones to be neither Boiled
Burned or Roasted for the ext raction Of the Gue)
i'll its Manufacture ...
Pnce SIS psr 2.OO0 Ns., q! cents per lb.)
10 Liberal terms to Dealers
BAUGII SONS
Wholesale Office and Store.
No. 20 South Wharves, PHILADELPHIA
EyFor safe by DAVID SCOTT, ELKroy, Nd.
PnILADELPAlA, Aug. 5th, 1850" Baugh S
Highly Improved Super-Phosphate Of Lime"
being made by process which was contrived in
my laboratory. am acquainted with its Qualities;
! regard it as superior to Super phosphate made
from bono, ash or burned bone, because the more
valuable portion of organc matter is not DESTROYED
in Baugh Super-Phosphate JAS. G. BOOTH
Practical and Anaytical Chemist
Ju1y 10 lS5g--3m
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SHERlFFS SALE.

Rf virtue OLA writ of Eenditioni Exponas,
~ issued by John Owens, one OF the Jrs--
tees OF the Peace Of ne State of Maryland.
IN and for Cecil county, will sell ut Public
Sale, on
MONDdl, the l7h day Of October, 1859,
on the Premises, all the right, title, claim,
interest and estate, at law and in equity, of
Thomas Smith, in and to all that
Piece, Parcel OF Tract OF Land.
with the improvements thereon, situate,
lying and being in Charlestown, Cecil county:
1t being the same property wherein the said
Smith now resides, containing
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mater Gnrs.

nR. TRALLs WATER-CURE il located bat
- door from st. Johns Psrt, Al No. Is Lssbt Coed
BOARD be obtained from 81 ~ week. Board, with
treatment, from 81 ~ go T. TRAIL ~ d.,
and d A GORTON. NJ. d., Physicians.
DR. +. J. L0WENTHALs WATERBURY,
~ and GYMNASIUM No. Ile Blsecksrst N Y. rrest
without sond Transient and permanent bo~den tshsa
rrHE HYGIENE and DIETETIC INSTITUTE,
No. ta 4th-sv NewYork furnishes home, snd Jadi-
ciou medical treatment attentive nursing and oouort
and for inyLds The pure bsahsst and best
diet In the world for patients adsu Our motto 10 t.
mitigate and naIy diseases ia the best and
quickest way and 20 teach patents bow keep we'll DR..
slLAS BROWN many years Ply sc.n Of the Hygiene Hos
pits, bost0n, Mass Bee Circular
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Dlyi,L s HoUGH, Au:,ioneeT-Ohic- Ne 20 Broadway.
A UCTION NOTICE.-RlCH ROSEWOOD
"a and IMPORTED PURtITURE-D 6 H0UGH will
s.n at pubic sDction THIS DAY Monday April II, .;
lOl O'clock precisely a. the F1Tbi ut Csrp- Deco .ons
Uoks Of Art aso GENERAL sssortment Of Table Ware
such China Dinner ard Tee 5.s Silver Service Tea Urn
savers Glass Cutlery, Spoons Forks he, kc
tanned ~ frstcsss residence No IS Clinton pse, Broad
way. Catalogues 20 be had a. the berse only.
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ALAN J. xyELtR, Auctoueer-Ofioe No 70 Nos.ast
I AGE SALE Of magnificent HOUSEHOLD
- FURNITURE 7-octsye PIANO. FORTE. superb DRAW
mo ROOM SUITES PIER and MANTLE MIRRORS,
BRONZE and ORHOLU CHANDELIERS, BlSQUs snd
DRESDEN CHINA VASES, STsTUARY, solid SILVER
WARE &c THIS DAY Monday ~ the elessu resdenoe
No. e. WsFt &br, lear 6hsv. sale % commence At ~
o'clock To parties Of frstclsss furniture tts Is
chance seldom offered every article IL % be prsmPoy
the highest bidder No o,poDsnen, on sc5oa1t OF M
Coussins Of Velvet Carpets and Rugs rosewood
suts, hle rogood Piano paper n.che
Tab e. uiad 9TH pearl fancy Chairs Wok T.ors Center
Tables French with marble slabs and bTstet us
French Cfs superb spring Couch moIoo covered CtAnd
d.eT brodsed Bsce Curtains ana Window Sh.d-s SOLID
eItspaoa DiuiIg Tables Brussels Cuseu Cpc1 Bsdsds
Dre,sns Bufe,u, Tables Toilet Stands suite Of rosewood
Furniture, msh0Esny botcsse mahogany co nmod
Ws-dIObes Lounge dsmf covered otDesest and other
spuDg Mattresses aud Bedding Of superior
QUALITY China Dinner and Brsssa Sets ssswse Croctery
&c Psrn M.nge Other laundry articles; van'ty of
Sheffield Plated Jspsnned Ware AID complete assortment
nnmher Of Other arficlet.
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feadl Notices.

NOTICE.-Pursuant to an order Of JACOB X.
HOW, Of County Of C3yDss notice here
by gwen having clsin against u DA
NDJ BRUCE late OF ChArdou, Oeauss County Sat- Of
Ohio decessd % exhibit 9TH the vouchers
port thereo tho subscriber sdinstrsor. Gc Of the sad
oec-ss-d 81 the law Office Of 6LATCHsORD, SEWARD l.
GkIswOLD, no 20 ksssau s room No o. 10 the City %
ksW.Yors, OF before the srh day Of October psIt
Dated March o. 1850. JOHN r. BRUCE
mar 70 lA~6uH Adm lJstrstoT.
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A. ~ nsEvIs Aucaonee
DY BANGS MERWIN IL Co., Trade Sass

' aOorni No Is FtTkFow -
TUESDAY ApRNING, April ~, at 10! o'cloek-HOU5E
BOLD FURNITURE at No. 20 West 3tn.st} consisting Of
he uu, variety fo gebtee bnnse Of Paor Library DbinI
Chamber and Kitchen Furniture. Also, line PIANO, OH
PAINTINGS rich gilt francs &c the whole 70 b. solo,
bou, reserve removed by this purchasers,
day Of sole Catalogues may be mad at the house on the
morning Of the sale.
VALUABLE LAW AND MISCELL aNEOUs BOOkb-
Comprising compete sets Of Cannon Law and VbsnoerJ Re
ports Federal and STATE Courts Dsests, Cornmentses
ard variety Of Elementary Worts Also collection Of IKE
Inthsh EDITIONS of STANDARD Miscellaneous Books, &c
CatAlOsues now ready.
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
IN SPRING ARRANGEhESf
On and at<r "WEDNESDAY, April s. ~, TRIMS VII Iesvs
1,a..t station, N.wYort a. folloss:
7..5a m FOR Wilf.nsbidgs.
s:S0l m. Nal rrsin for Asaay
ggA N. For Wlliansbr.dss.
1854 n. Por White PainA
sNp m. For WilIsmsbrids-.
900 . m Hor Dover Plains.
500 o n For White Plans
els D m Por White Plains from Witt aai cslEfs
sy0 . Tor Will .nsoIidse.
RLTuEsBs-Wll
5000 NJ From Wni,s PLANE
$3.50 q From Dover Pl,iI1
s:4Oa u. =. From williamsburg.
1908 U From White Pl.inI.
s:45A .hsl frsn from AbaLJ
spa a. From Wiliamsbrexs.
iGO D. n. From WiiAniordss.
5000 o. from Vote PAins.
500 o. N 9. From Wlhsmsbridse.
WIN j. CAMPBELL. sssestHtseasat
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DOOFIFG sLATEs.-R PRINCE, Agent Tor
n ia es <trs.sd sEvEREfR QUARRY" Pa,
Tor FLAT" ard "PfTCHn ROOgG
TeI sanyiss address No ~ Bsskmsa q, NV. Ysh.
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lTAL'ABLE COMFY ISLAND PROPERTY

a. AUCTION -ROsf. A HAGGERFf Aucs'nesr'
will sell on THURSDAY April H. 1889 81 u ococ A. iAe
Neohsn EKchsuge i've aud half scres OF LANU the~ .nd
half Seres Of which Upland in high state IL cu--'sN
si,uated a. COney Island -
on the premises IA strong large frame Budls .lHoI coz
tsinns large double kr, suitable for any e1S
naas sso, a small D~elips House.
For mar. and fn particulars apply 20 NE AaciOseer No
81 E1cksDGepAce.
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Goal.
CUMBERLAND COAL.

CUMBERLAND COAL.
~ fbe CUMBERLAND COAL AND IRON cOhPASf
prepared 70 contract With Cousa ali De..'rs 20 t
ty q rir superior qualities Il LGrp R1n 81 ae Nine h11
Pine Goals, Tor Tea and Dan lisct1riSt 1orpesea -,
Tor et<ausu and Locomotive Z saes, tie Goa ron tAf
Nine hA esssis5sG repCtson Of rperioEiiy over
Any other IN the market
fhe Cos vii be dipped n the best order oD tAe Company
vh.rve. a. AleXAudrta Va and B,nrcrs, Nd Woen -
qn.sted The ConpA,y VII AXE Up v.ss-s se o. charge
The Compeny daily receiving ard vii have sGfpJ Of
neSe. r,tp<s Cosl a. tines ssoxi l. his port
ofes, NC. g RrosSvsy corner Of Wtl-s.-
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Dantina Ataoemiea.

A DODWORTHs DANCING CLASSES,
IA No. 8cs Brtsdwsy, New.York,
No. lS7 Montague place, Brooklyn,
Flow open for tn. reception Of pupils who oornnenoe
Any time continue open until the end Of May fUEB
DAYS and FRIDAYS IN Brooklyn WEDNESDAYS ADD
SATURDAYS IN Re~-York.
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~ WOhKs PHILIP II. VAN ANTWERP, lusuone@r,
I'll sell Cd WEDNESDAY, 18th April .. II o'eocI a. No
SO Esst i1hst Avenue {, the balance 81 stoCh,
TOOLS the Wofs bfscDK - bors~ po ser
gngns. st.vsps paint Rotary P9mp~ one Bolt CUT
and oies several hoisbc ssd nDhn.hsd Lses
rs srse and .. Pui, with bsuger,; Tip H1nu also,
al Pipe gItues Boh. Mus, Abvs' and B. nene.
Bc E,ts foos Files Cast and s. Iron and stee Pat
terr Grpoopss &C. ke BY order Of the Assnee Terms:
Cash. bsnkAble
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GALE of RARE OLD WINES and BRAN
- DIEs-L ~ HOFFMAN Il Go. viii sell a. sa-tion on
TUESDAY April Is at II O'Clock the remaining s,ocs OF
LIQUORS Ia bond Of the late sra OF Gu AthE
BROWN, OF veltnown Frs kim Cote hoUSe hSl1en'
which vii be found Of TIE choicest ola " Ines
Braross country, having been in h-if possession
s many This vii Afford opportunity 20 oonnoissear'
a. supply themselves which Will net htey cur aEain For
p.rtcuss catalogue be bad Of he I1ctoneos OF OF
Clarke Brothers, No. Gold.st.
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TNHE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA STOkIN0-
Il TON for BOSTON and PR0vIDENCE-Inlsnd Route
mot erect, carrying tbs Easern Nal
Yhe re.neu PLYMOUTH ROCK, Csy- Joel koos, M
COMMODORE, Capt D. sszrgis, In osnnsctioa vtA ths
BTOEIN0TON and PROVIDENCE. and BOSTON and
PROVIDENCE RAILROADS leaytns Hew.Yo<t dsly t3ua
days eIe.p.d from P No 2Nor.h River. Sra .tsH sbo-s
Bsttsyplsos Al O'Clock AMI ssontngtoa y p a.
Slopn
Yss CokAoDosg hon H,..Yort nonAsy, ws<nssl.s
tuA Fdsy from s1nfns-o Tuesday fhurSdsy 9strtay
fhs PLYnOUYH ROCK. fun New York, fassdsy fs1fs
day and Saturday rom soc4Sgoa, hoaasy "wednesday ~
FRIDAY.
PsA.eussn proceed ron s,oHnron pr r,i<o~4 % rrsy
s~noe ace Boson Express Nal rrsin, reaching ssA
pees In sdvsnce By and IN snye fr
al the carry u,orains hnss onEscas SOra Pssssr
s-rs prefer board as enjoy sshrs
unaisture-d, srsskssr tse.d aaa ssvs tanssc
q II s,4n-
Far from Provitsnoe 70 Sevpon 50 css.A
accompanies ~ traz .AroSs
sseh
sesrosr the freight oaoe, rlsr No sra River
tee ofo.. No 10 Bart1ry pisos IsA q ls1
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= II. LUDLOW, Auetioneer;

2 {. HALLIDAY, AuctOLftI' 1..,.,
DOSITIVE TRUSTEES SkLE of HOUSE
II sno LOT, No - Hammond tt. ,u
u C. HALLIDAY viii sel az AUCTION on THURSDAY,
ArriI a. 1889 at 70 O'clock, at the hEBCHAHTS EA-
CHANGE. 70 close an estate;
HAMMOND ST -Tne -lbuilt and nsatJ hrIhed Sstory,
brcs HOUSE LOT 90 ammondi lot 2lHy1 feet house
feet vii Croon water tu 6c I~o-thd, Of the Pur
chss. money bond and morssge Tor term OF
yeAs desired Sale positive 10 the highest bidder (nJ)
DUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR SALE
IL THOMAS d. DOUBLEDAY, Auetone~r, will BELL at Fort
Schuyler Nescbesier County, on FRIDAY the fifteenth cay
of April o'clock 81 The Per,e erects At said Fort
belonging to the Of Col JOAN smith dsoesse4
Nv ord.r of THOMAS c. YIELDS,
Pubic Administrator
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" the SUPREME COURT Of PENNSYLVA-
MA Tor the EASTERN DisrRICr.-In Eqhsy-EO-
WARD l.. BOOlN va us h,in VI LYDIA LLUIL deceased,
and otbsrSGbpens bill or the psrpstason of testimony.
,t9r.oe May 1859 In o,eestee an order Of ths Court
made April 2, ls notice hereby given 70 Jac1b kOlp ald
CsthsrIe hs ss t'ormsfy Cs.hsrre Lsuh John Lishsi
ADD Margaret hi, wife 0orDefy hISnst Lsu'gl, William
CrC and GAzsbeth bis wife 0fmery Elizabeth Leu.z Zsbu
Ion Cron aud hsra bis wife rney hAIa Leus) and 20
Alexander Legz children Of tas sh LYDIA Lsu,z deceased
snd % al persons claiming under them sDy o. th.m Of the
cling Of The bill In this seesns % have pepeta4,ed tho
testimony Of The sae sd Of lot Of ground
tanning sishtssn psrckss, situate In sp aks.d
Tovussip Hontsorsy County, b, the said hers u Lydia
Leu,z deoe~sd 70 Auaasm Ri,tsnhous b. three s.vsrJ
dated I'd August 1912 dated STA xeh
49, and t.. other the h Of March, 1912 which hsV. beer
A6 AID Ia, al psr1,. iEteresed required
the u day II Nay 1882 30 abide the decree Of tie
Coar in the premises ROBERT TYLER, Prothono.sry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11
NETWORK and NEW. HAVEN RAILROAD.
~ osprSn P.9GgxsNT l-sb-

NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAlLhJAD.
IN lSa SPRING kaRAsGEasNT. l''
Con r,~ncif q april 1873 49,,
Passenger s;.oD se~YeEt carer Of .7iA'- 'h' ' ~
TRAINS LEAVE SEw-yoSK,
yor New Haven, T. So % lex istS S:le ler 1855
$50 I'd Is n Cor lord srstiors Fairfield s,lihpor-
ard wes'Vor NJ rs 81, sas 80 % F' ~, Dare.
Aad 0Ie.nWich T. sa "a lS. s. 5:Sa ass, $50 fes
stamford (sI) "a NJ I2:tS S.n (.nl $50 90 ~
.. For PORT Chester sne iu,-rn-Ss-e stations T.
L - coSsE6rIsG ra.tNs
FOR Soson g u. (sxl Sis m lsIb FOR hir"ora Ane
spnasssd N ts1) sis a. tex For Connsctiess aiv.r
Railroad 70 A0gtre, a. ~ lSs 81. .l p ~
r. oad 4, and SIS IN. For C,Ds Railroad % Nofta
.nnon . n. (sI) and i: IS Eor dousatonic ufrosS.
IN For Nsasstuck Railroad m, sl5 2. M TT Dam
- ana NorwAl RaiLosi. Ia N $50 m
0-'' N0 ''' JAMES r. HoVr superirssneent
NTW-YORK AND ERIE RAILRoAD.-on
n ,rs ar MONDAY April an 1859 snd aesl farther no
e Pss.-rs er Trans u o.ye Per. too 81 onanss - S
"ni'SKiRK ryPREss at m, for punkirt snd sss.o.
"a ,fincid.l intermediate Stsff1ns n-,
Nail TRAINS fer Dur Srs aAe nonA0' ana h'~~
ne pn ~ PASSENGER ~ from 100. q Hsr
-, A. -. Petnont sor Sl-ns .ud tnt"rnedi.s sseens
WAY PASSENGER s:4 ?. N, for Ne~0ufsa' S1a'~''~"'
SfGpT EXPRESs A. s o. m for Duutus and BurAe.
fhe ,bove rr.us run daily, Sand,y. ricePtee -, x,,
Trains connect al slullfa Wv" t"r
c.nAn5,i,vs and Nss.rs FAILS Railroad TOT N.as fss' -
syr,cu.. . Corunz the ssdAo. Comma ano NrS
Railroad for Rohs ard Buts q 6r-st nend WIZ mo
Del,x,rr In-ka~.nnA Wes;-ro Rosd TOT ~
Housl-.fs with Bufao ano Ne s-Nors CITY ksnrso
ana a. Bna,o And Durkk Lake Score hAnoae sot
Cleveland Cincinnati, Toledo D.troit, ChioAxot Ne -,
CHARLEs MORAN President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-11
A BLEUoKsK Auctioneer. -
GALE of LOTS TO CLOSE CERTAIN 1NIER-

A. BLETCKsK Auctoneer.
GALE of LOTS TO CLOSE CERTAIN lN1ER-
- ESTS. -..v
A. j. BLFECKER, son Co, VII 'es on III EsEAY
Aprtl II at the Herchsrts' Exchange:
Os 7TH.AV II lot s r. cor 7ihA and lSht st
o. 7TH sV-l lot T. y. about % iest south lo5h At
on srH-Av-l lot $ W. 6tb-av and l95thu
on 4rH.Av-l lot =. W. cor. +h-sv. and l29tI't.
o. 4THAv-l 10. W. COZ tth.av. and l2Si-st-
O. il7TH.sT 5 lots N. bet. 5th ane On ava
o. lisTH II 10 lots a. d cores :. :, 81 above
On iIsTH-sT- II lots and sores n s.. near 4th-aT
OK l2lIH-sT IS lots on = l2th 81 40 shove
ON TIN AVS gore, oil W. Tl-sy, n lsFhs,-
On I2sp-sr.-i lot. s. s, nee. Aeust Morris faff
On l24TH ST - lot on 4. s 80 feet T. 7toAv
Oh lS31H.sr-S lots oG O., bet 5.h and 6ta avs
on iS9rH st . gore lots IN rear Of the sboye
on l4OrH.sr II Iots on n. 4, 1875 feet W. 5,asS ., ,
The above sy o. fun dme ,ions sod toe t4S 10
disputsbe SALE WITHOUT RESERVE, Tor sceouri oil
whom II may Maps Sc, o. No broads' toip