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NrAtFOIeD & SlIEpLEY'S
auction and Commission House.
1890. "ater-st, Chicago, Ill. .1ao
POST OFFICE ERAwEu, 10.
Son" F. Stafford, John u. sn,<d3<y.
Late Sudusd CobnEr. LMeAE. Cooitch = 10.


wsnsss opened The as..a n.mt establishment 10, tn.
..ane4a nn OF Gen'rAl Auction md Ccmun'.ra Br.i.
aes Inc "r"s a"s, ;y G:a
noasth''ti Furniture. llou.e, Lsnts. vss.!. .na
;itos: q &c sts mi ar r. y emil, Ees. II
Md kvt thu x4s cf the to, at.n,io.. wv
oor ~; sn+fley ~ had Al -yrcr S:st Of cl.i'~~n
of eeA EAssrn h'ure< Ann b. N member. 81 he arm
sfe We known 10 husl coumun,t,-h.vifs lren
es-ve. rem It eniires rer1.ay l.. aar otc tu,n
snsf sn ss1s'4es their busaess viii ~ leuoasJ
tha-e un1eqsainsrd with tt% fr or who ,c,,. r.a.
wn.1r "s 'tfes 10 sha following veil known ID lie
lii. AGO.. r. Durham. Esq- Pest Savings Lo.n Il
ii.ssn, 81 kexsoM.t G5stsE ,A.,*., v,1':r
e.. sa, tsan a. T. kims Smss :k r. o1'*t GU ~'e:e1 i
r"Te ,.i smtn: w. ii Aads :' !. L. ~; ~;
no!1nS +; nWad:"Gth; !" 20: r.as .,re.t.
s!.+a. ro~-,s k::~ ] .t:'.cia:h h1s: : e, Co.
y, y onah:s- r,ceavr il"l4rt + t". ""''>' -
BCFfALo-A:J. K,ct! rrr.!de E4ns cs At To-, ; o. r.
t:lot" l4a4: H. Ia. - IT,. X r;nr,, n"'e.
In ':": s:,: ssn E;rS y RI F9ot e1s
THE following property will he sold
S:h SO: %Ai. M !,s. 's's u IL e t.
( u i S?,:.i: g.. i:i2i::. : ss'. E~'es's"''
~ "rxat ! O., K.,p-., and Movers.
s ssHs.' si:f sd4 ~. 4. & + %:S:. VIA:
t3<": y Scue. bet M<rehsndse.
t: Il. whIee t:o- :. arrt!,. k'Es s4x... asa.n
Hi. nusas. 5 ha.. III Pai.s. j 'A
Lax. 4 - Caot, r, turran.
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Hundreds Ut tounty Fairs.

Atthe 1efe o. Fair Il cu'c,gn th. Society @vtrdod
th!. N1shlae Tie y Ssr fst MIC y y vet Ne
Tue L7eH stitch male Ills n ssh.' l. he oAIv tsch
tat cannot Re- avc!ef. 1h4s .p,e4s-
arce <ac1 Nds Of Ito IL 'a with Two n e1ds
oevpoa e:e1 e"fth+ EAaf- n'e,I cked l.. b-
tie 0! Il: 10 family -horA ta w'ta nn!czi
time All ah1:s wing hius. I. d. h+ Wv r. OF 4
Et"y .. msa.s:I a xtta ,sre7 ka ant h. aut. stehpx
:e4nt&1e~re- rQ alss 70 CO th- .4me hv r.ntf.
.a0a q! ta's~ m'chtn<s sr:e hlih U59. n7tcted
81 Of p!'eet7rA. AlustF ttnr ia d!Eer~tt sr'4 in nj
with tsen hE this s.te emily zap c:t to shtw ita
Al oIdtvs execute Wit. ears .Ed trnnIni de- Ma
eliiues ~ha BhptA hn1sd 1th ih!l gslv
III un b. dtliv ri b. re. lvhous III.
IusF ~ 24y section Of 'he n-sEv - for mtnizF
EEu, X HIT, ES4 IN Gep.3At Al tent
Nos- iG1 i Ie3 LAke ~. Chxa ., tn
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TIta1}tcn.

WANTED. - FURNITURE
,ss Ahrut 4lao worth ot nrntu.r valte1 In ~.
AZ this cG'a IN t.ns nLs@'
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II {. Il, ScafTEf, Adperns;a9 A7ent, Is Eeesborna
Il oahoTfsed to reee'ss -dst7ts,ea for tilt oni a ~
Lsadfa9 Pa1<Ts Of The for1h 17ts.- t41.tas4y
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TEE INAUGURATION or TIE NEW Crr1 Gor.
ERsxksr.-Welearn itisnot yetfulfy settled at
what day the new City Government will be in
angurated. 1t will probably take place next
week, in the Recorders Court Room.
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and cheapest article for 1scAstak beau;inx, c]eandux
curins preserving aad restoring The has Ladies' tn Il.
Soil By al Druggists and Pe.thme.s, ruh1&bsoS au
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FOR SALE OR KENT.-A first
ct,ss cottage hnuse BEAUTIFULLY s.tuar. 1t the lung
IL Gl C~tt,xa !eose aud calumet avenue upncsle lbs
tsaenee o. Aee!1aa .eos. IAN r. zen IT, N ,u5 i.
lo Fe"2a ah7 .tu=ts1 "n In iana k!tg.ey
tcr tAe dl lu& II Wef stu .tsd f,r and aa4y ut
ctSss:- tII0 S21eF E1ts!. Fer Bart ars It
ftl'1lm W.. HOuD1Ees. IL =. tL4krt,
MILL AND DISTILLERY FOR
AFA s.ALE-1ha subaerietr cners for aals ehe-p mi
% 'eFns Ms aa, Us1tTy II IL. nep On ,ar H.
u o. tscr Frtecrpo q the Property 4n:u rs Of the
sub cTbsr on tue p<ea.sxs of EEr6 big y biako
Elb biG-S~ 4. T.. G Jul,aN.
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Evening CAns.-1t is astonishing to notice
how much the evening business of the cars has
increased, while theatre aud concert managers
are largely the gainers- The eleven o'clock CARS
cut from the centre to our various suburbs
morrill, west and SOUTH oflen run ftll
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:1E0r Eate.

FOR SALE-Pork and Lard - \
l. p:!pc article always en t,ut sn. hx ou4r,.r
o. e:: bAr5el sugar cured Lief fanny ua*
taL5.IA-I1 1h1rrn1,. 49,,
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w ANTED-To 4 man with 4 cash
e'p,:1!of slIo or 35 too. char ee il offered
nt" Eooi pavrs bu.ie.s n tbs city. Adaress
a'x s@6 t'hc- 80 po>i u+Ece. mait1.,
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DARE Chancellor eale at q
great b.-gatn he hstares md bn.iress It well
t. bed CuI arn House dBt-:3te oppartu.
nifty abn1t eEaSe tn thAt busn.s8. Ad Treas
post once boz FOL. mhl31lW
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TO RENT.-New Post Otflce,-
l. Tie desirable b1,aes4 store IL Dearborn .tyres
unw oecuiiad b. Sewtl >u"w Family Gruceyy store
Gu.t ttAcG tor aar urpIne.s, '
AGO 50. !: S,a'e tur.s, now occupied hy laa,n i
brown. h<s~een Like ard Wafer street Fue location for
No, ~ Lasa4le strert. - fa,ff.o1.r
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
From tbs London Journal.
THE PRICE OF LIFE.

Joseph opening the drawing.rOom door
came TO iell US that the post-chaise was
ready. My mother and sister flung them
selves into my arms.
"There is still time" they slid: give up
this Journey and stay with u.s.
"Mother, am of noble BIRTH 90 years
of are: must make a name for myself in
the counlry-either in the army, or al
'court-I must make my way to fame"
And when YOU are gone, Bernard,
what will become of me-
You will be proud and happy i'll hear
ing Of your sons success"
And if you should be killed in battle?
"Well, then. never mind! After all
what is life? Does one think about sucl
things with name to sustain, and a
twenty? Just fancy, mother, that yor
see me returning some years hence, either
Ii colonel, or with place at court"
"And what will be the result?"
al shall be respected here, and consid
cred as somebody"
"And rheii?"
"All will bow down 70 Inc"
"And then?"
Il shall marry my cousin llenrel'c,
shall see my two young sisters well mar
ried, and we shall live happily together oil
my property here in Brittany"
And what is there to prcventyou fron
commencing oday? Has not your faith
er left you the finest property in the coun
try9 Is there for ten leagues around, 6
rich a domain than that of 2ochc Bernard
Are you not looked up to and respecte
by your vassals? Do not leave us my sou
stay near your friends, your sisters, you
old mother, who will perhaps be no NOR
when you return DO not waste day
which ily so quickly, in vain glory an
care. Life is sweet thing. my son, an
Brittany a noble spot"
Thus speaking, from the window sl
showed me the alleys Of the park, the ol
chestnut in bloom, the lilacs and honey
suckles filing the air with their perfume
as the bright sun shonc upon them:
In the ante-chamber SIT cd the old ga
dener and his family, sorrowful aud silel
at my projected departure.
Hortensia, my elder sister, clasped II
in her arms, and Amelie. the younger on
who was occupied in a corner with Il
pictures 10 a volume of La Fontaine, can
towards me with the book. and said:
"Read-read brother" and she bur
into tears.
It was the fable Of the "Two Pigeons
I arose hastily and pushed them all asid
II am twenty years of age; have
nanie 10 make. l must acquire honor al
glory. Let me CO."
: And / rushed into the court yard. Ju
as was getting into tho post.chaise
girl appeared on the top of the steps lea
ing TO the house. It was Henrietta. 5
was not weeping, neither did she ut'eT
word, but pale ard trembling, she coy
scarcely s'EnS;
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

Ep They say that ex-Prcsllent ELL
more has declared that he will vote iol
Bell and Everett next November, "If no
body else doss." This is all right, and
Just what we expected from Nj Fillmore.
But how is he 10 vote for Bell and Ever
EFT if there be no Bel & Everett Electoral
ticket? Do the Hunts and Broo As5s aud
Dueis suppose they are going to carry Mr.
Fillmore with them i'll supporting thai
solid Douglas ticket which they intend to
vote for? If they arc in any doubt as tc
Mr.. Fillmore's opinion of Mr. Douglas,
let them read the subjoined extract from
his letter to the Union meeting held in
this city in December last;
at is exceedingly 10 be regretted that
mistaken ambition, or the hope Of promo
ting a party triumph, should have tenn
pied any one TO raise this question again
But in an evil hour tlis Pandora's box oI
Slavery was again opened by what | con
ceive TO be au uniusti6ahle attempt tc
force Slavery into Kansas bya repeal Of
the Missouri Compromise, and the floods
of evil now swelling and threatening tc
overthrow tho Constitution, and sweep
away the foundation of The Government
itself, and deluge this land with fraterna
blood, may all be traced to this unforIu
nate act.;'
Is it likely that Mr., Fillmore will eve
vote for the man whom he thus power
fully and Justly condemned? We thin
not.-N Y. Tribune.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

No, MonsiNnr-heayen to be praisedl
replied he. But in early yonth, amli.
Ilon and dreams cf glory acted upon an
enthusiastic imagination; added to which
he las recently bad a severe fi Of illness
which nearly carried him of. These
combined have left species Of madness
in his brain, and he is persuaded that he
has only a day to live
All was explained 10 me.
Now" continued the duke, "Let us
talk OF your affairs, and Sc what can be
done TO advance your interests. We leave
at the end Of the month for Versailles; III
present you al Court
4 am aware Of your extreme kindess,
Monsieur le Due and came, even while
expressing my deep gratitude, to with
draw all to courtly favor
"How! What do you mean? You re.
ncunce all expcctations?'
Yes, Monsieur
But just conSid,r-I may say it-thau
with my prOtecliOn.you will make rapid
way ana that by assiduity and patience,
In ten years time--.'
Ten years losl!' | cried
'Whaip he exclaimed in amazement
would that be paying to dear for glory
houors and fortune? Come coma young
man. We will go to Versailles
"No Monsieur le Due, shall return to
Bai;tany and beg ofyou again to receive
all the best thanks ot myself and family.
why, It's ma1ness! cried the duke,
And | thought all had just Listened
TO, and said to myself. "Tis good sens
and wisdom, even though it is a lessor
taught by madman.'
Next day | was on my way home; anc
with, what delight did l behold my chat
eau Of La Roche Bernard the old trees il
the park, the beautiful sun Of my owl
brittany! ! found my ysssals, my mothe
my sisters, and true happiness which la
never deserted me. for eight days after
ward, | married Henrietle.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
OOUNT'Y OFFICERS.

Judge Of Fairfield Common Pleas Coutt-HENRf
c. WHITMAN, residence Lancaster, ONO.
Probate JadgG-JESSE LEoHNEk, once In ruDHe
Building. o ,y er,vcuco,,p
Prosecuting Attornsy-JAMESW W. STlNCHCoMB
SheriF-AARON w. EBRlGHT, Office at Jail.
CIerk Of COurt-JoHN G. RAlNEY, ONCE PuOilC
.Saditor-A. J. DILDlNE. Office Public Building.
Trsasersr-P. C. BEN ADUM, Office Public Buildlng
Rseorder-A. SYFBRT, Office Public bnild,ng;
Surpsvor-E. S. HANNUM, ONCE, Public Building
C0roner-L. SLEEPER. residence, Madisontp.
C0mmissioners-JOSEpH SHARP, of Bern Town,
shin; JoNASsA. BAKER, of Walnut Township; and
Sckool r. g tainsrs-WM. W. WHlrNEY, JOHN
WILLIAMS and URlAH G. RUTTER.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
Contentcd Life.
BY JAMES MACK.

(AT TIuRTY.)
Five hundred dollars have saved
A rather moderate store
No matter; shall be content
When I've little more.
(AT roRTy.)
Well, can countten thousand now
That's bette than before:
And mny well be satisfied
When I've little more.
[ATFTrY.)
Some fifty thousand-pre,ty we'll
But have earned it sore:
However, shall not complain
When rSc little more.
AT SIXTY.
Ono hundred thousand sick and old
All! life is halfa bore!
Yet | can be content 10 live
When I've u little more!
AT SEVENTH
he dlcs-and to his greedy heirs
He leaves n countless store;
His wealth has purchased him a tomb
And very little more!
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
A Beautiful Extract.

II was night. Jerusalem slept as qui
etly amid her hills as child upon the
breast Of its mother The noiseless Sen.
tinel stood like statue at his post, and
the philosophers lamp burned dimly in
the recess Of his cLamter. But moral
darkness involved the nations in its un.
lighted shadows. Reason shed faint glim.
mering over the minds Of men, like the
cold and insufficient shining of distant
star. The Immortality of mans spiritual
nature was unknown. his relations unto
Heaven undiscovered, and his future des-
tiny obscured in cloud Of mystery.
1t was at this period that two forms oI
ethericl mould hovered about the land Of
Gods chosen people. They seemed like
sister angels sent to earth on some embas
sy Of love. The one Of majestic stature
and we'll formed limb, which her snowy
drayery hardly conceded, in her erect
bearing and steady eye. exhibited the
highest degree of strength and confidence
Her right arm was extended Ia an i'm
pressive gesture upward where night ap.
peared TO have placed her darkest pavil
ion, while on her left rccined her deli
cafe companion, IN iorm and counlenanc,
the contrast of the other, was droopin!
like a flower mois,eued by refreshin!
dews, and her bright but troubled eye
scanned them with ardent but varying
plances, Suddenly light like the SUI
flashed out from the heavens. and FailI
and Hope hailed with exulting songs IL,
ascending star of Bethlehem.
Years rooled away, and the strange
was Seen N Jerusalem. He was a meek
unassumiug man, whose happiness seem
cd to consist in acts of benevolence to III,
human race. There were deep traces o
sorrow on his countcnance, though on
knew why he grieved, for lie lived in tn
practice ofevery virtue. and was loved b.
all the good and wise. By and by it wa
runored that the stranger worked mira
cles, that the blind saw, that the dunn
spake, and the dead leaped, the ocea
moderated its cbafns tide; the very thun
der articulated He is the Son of Cod
Envy sGsailed him to death; slowly an
thickly guarded He ascendrd the hill q
Calvary. A heavy cross bent him to tn
earth. But Faith leaned upon his arm
and Hope, dipping her plnions in Iii
blood. mounted 10 the skies.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
You'rea humbus, I'm believing"
nEAs Tom Savers was recently

LET As Tom Sayers was recently d1'
wing along the Holloway.road, near Lon
don, the wheel of his ehaise came in con-
tact with that Of cart, whose driver put
his whip across Toms shoulders. This
was too much for the Champion; he alight-
ed and politely hauled the caIIlnan from
his cart. The Jarvey rejnined by telling
Tom to the ground. HercupOn the by
ISLANDERS, recognizing Ssyers, shOuted;--
'Haloo, Tom, you have got hold ofanoth'
er Heenan!" The sound Of tom SayerS'
name was enough for the cartman, who
mounted his vehicle, and whoppe1 his
"Dobbin and drove away evidently con-
scious that he had "caught atartar,' but
was not dcsirous to investigate further tht
lpeculiarities Of his catch,
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

~We find the following catalogue Of
the diseases which have interfered with
the public duties Of Mr.. Douglas in one OF
our exchanges:
Where was Douglas when the Home
stead bill passed the Senate?
He had he gOut
Where was Douglas, when tributes oil
respect were paid to Broderick?
Re hudths pleurisy
Where was Douglas, when the Davis
resolutions passed the Senate?
Tile hud the dysentcry.
Where was Douglas, when the bill fol
the admission of Kansas came up in the
Senat.? ...
He hdd tie 6oweI complaint,
But since he has started on his trip il
"search of his ma" and made stumI
speeches every day. it is remarkable hov
free he is from all his old complaints. not
withstanding the heat Of July and Au
gust, and the fatigue of travel.
'oh Stephen! Anxious Stephen,
You're humbus, I'm believing"
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

HGov. Seward, United States Sena.
tors Wade, Chandler and Bingham. and
other, are to address mass meetings in the
s ate of Michigan as follows;
At Detroit on Tuesday, Sept 4th.
A! Lansing on Thursday. Sept. 9th,
At Kalamazoo on Saturday. Sept. 9th.
As a specimen of the way these meet
ings are to be got up. the Detroit Tribune
has the following:
The WAY To Do lT,-Ifcne wanted 10
pick up Republican specially distin-
guishsd for zeal aud devotion, he would
probably go to Lansing to find him, and
there he would he sure to gethis man.
There is something very substantial about
the Lansing Republicans. When they
had determined upon :heir lig meeting, 10
welcome Mr.. Seward on the 9th Of sept,
they drew up their subscription paper TO
pay expenses. 0ne thousand dollars We're
subscribed, and principally paid in ihe
first day, and it is the iniention to raise
CO,UOO mOIG. hdt - VI " - ~ ~ ~
1t it such prompt liberality as dis thai
makes the canvass move eff TitLrWell OIL
red machinery.
The agent of the Lansing WidsrAyakes
has been in this oity, making extensive
preparations ior the event, If tho wealth
er is good, it is designed to escort Mr..
seward from ST. John, TO Lansing, with
cavacade of 200 mounted horSemen aud
100 teams, if so many are needed to con-
vey the passengers that wish to go from
St. Johns.
One Republican farmer has furnished z
fat OK, and another one second, and a
third has offered another il needed, which
are to be roasted whole, TO feed tho peo-
pie, Another farmer has given three
acres of potatoes, and another two acres,
and so on through the catalogue gi sals,
bles aud Republican Farmers There wy
be great time al Lagsipg 5ts
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
RnnK ANN JOB PRINTING,

We are prepared to execute all descriptions otJob
WORK: such as CARDS, ClRC'LARS PoSIEkS.
RAIL TICKETS, and every other variety Of PLAIN
AND FANCY oBBlNG, with new aud superiortype,
mud on short notice.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

RF"It is none o my business VIE
way the Slavery question is de IS t.i
care not whistler II is yot7d down pf Nrb
ed UPS. A. Douglas. sia
al know thy works 'ha' tbel r., ig
ther cold nor hot would III s.
or hot, So then, ecHuse tats s@
warm, and art neither cold nof St, iNN.
spew the out Of my mOuth.--REy. chap.
iii; 10, l6.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06

% The happiness Of man rises more
ftem his inward than frcm outward con-
ditiou.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.

NPBusness cards ofaboutG lines,by the year, s5 OF
WPAdvortisements, not marked on thcmanuscrpt
will be continued at our terms until forbid
DC must be paid for IL advance, for reasons which
we will explain at the time.
Y-Prhc above terms strictly observed In all cases.
The gazette and Democrat. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1860, 1860-09-06
Wa,ette & Democrat,
CLARKE, K0okEN & SuTPAEN,
EDITORS g. PRoPRIEToRs.
FFIC Il
Tallmadgc BIOcK-.ThirdS story tn c
Left nt the Head of the Stairs.
TERMS oE suRscRIPTIoN.

I ho Gazette win be published every Thursday, on
the following terms:
One yearin advance .............."..'''.''Sl 5O
Afer the expiration of months ........".. W
For less time thaa ono year, at the rate Of. so
per annum, but invariabe in advance.
ITPNo discontiuuance until arrearages are paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
CUpREME COURT-NICHOLAs G. KORT.

y RIGHT and SARAH J. his wife ass- NICHOLAS
CRUGER and ELIZA bis wife and others;-In pursuance
M Judgment rendered In the above entitled action
snecs Term of this Court held s the City Hail. IN the Cy
OF New York on Twentynnt day Of February loo APP
ointine the Trustee 70 sell the premises
described will sell at public auction, at the MEhGHANIS
EXCHANGE, IN the City Of New York, by ANIHONf );
BLEEUKER SON CO, Auctioneers, on the Innd Gay OF
Ap 1860 Ia O'Clock Of tina. day the lands and premises
described the amended complaint in this action a. follows;
All that house and lot Of ground with the
York on Of Broadway bounded In front by Broad
way south side by house and lot Of ground belong ns 70
Thos Eyck the side BY street and lot now or
late belonging John Van tyne and on the north side oy
lot late belonging to John Van Astyno as the same
now In the the said Edmund Seaman the said
described certain deed Of the dated Dec
1905 by Thos Ten Eyck aud Margaret his vile TO
the the said premises being Known and
Nos 80 Broadway and New street said lot on
New being M feet in width In front and rear and " ieet
depth Aso all that certain mes,usge, dwelling house. lot Of
Nos 2snd 4Mons street. lying and being ths frstWGd
OF the City of EewYok bounded follows viz Beginning a.
the of Broadway and Beaver lane NOV Motifs
running thence westerly along Beaver lane LOO et and
inches thence norhery by ground OF Augustus Van Cortand
thence easteIy the ground OF Donick Lyncn
nches thence southery BY the rear oil the lois OF
round belonging Van Horne and Thomas Cakson
Il inches thence eaery by the ground oil srre an
Horne 3 feet Broadway thence southery along broadwv
and inches the Of beginning az the same are
described in certain deed bearing date March 1905 executed
by ynant Van Zandt and Maria A. his wie TO tine saa
Edmund seamsn.-Ds:ed New York, March losh iSoo;
Blunt, TnLorsos HAYWOOD, Plantih' Attorneys
Mhl2 2aWSWMGIh .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26
Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

HARLEM RIVER.-The HARLEM AND
L 4 spITyTFN- DtJYyEL NAVIGATION COMPANY have
running 3dav Harlem and Eordham land
ing land in few days will up as Tar a. zothl stop
he steamers SYLVAN SHORE and SYLVAN GROVE aad
The 3dsy cars TO and from NewYork The steamer EMILY
which ran the whole OF last running and the
panys other win join her the route from time to
son land It may the year ound which frequent pleasant
and cheap be had to and from the city Of
from both sides of the Harlem River the surround
inss Of Kings Bridge and the Yonkers Valley timetable
and full particulars Of the route and connections
few days. n,.xor,,ryr
All tine boats of this line will Sundays between Har
lem and High Bridge only leaving each Of those landings hourly
JOHN J. PESINGER Sup't.
Oa;ca tho II A. g ID NJ Co March 26 1860
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Y. SUPERIOR COURT.-CORNBLIUs

NJ Y. SUPERIOR COURT-CORNELIUS
IN. DEvTR against JOHN BYRNE, Admnistrator Of all and
sins goods and credits OF JOHN
deceased and BRANQUE In pursuance and oy virtue
Of the entered In the gbgveented action t spscia
term Superior Court Of the City Of Yerk on the zd
day Of March, d. 1880 notice hereby Evsn that wnex-
Change Ia the City ofEewYok FRIDAY the 9th day Of
March IL O'Clock Of that DAY. certain Letters
Patent Of the United Sta e John McElher In his
life time, and mentioned in the ssd Judgment namely One
fr preparing Picture Types, bearing date
March 1885, and numbered 45 other for process for
reducing Picture Types and known Is the Graphope ossI
improved method Of preparing sssreosype Plates bearing este
Ami H. 1885, and numbered 09l and other for Feed MO
ton in bearing date August IL 1885, and num-
beIed 81 20a.b-Dsted New York. March ~ A. D. 1860
JOHN BYRNE, Administrator
TuERAssoS BRIAN Attorneys for Plaintiff, No. "aist,