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,,,s,r, NOVEMBER IA, 1859. s5,osr
Cincinnati, Hamilton Il Dayton
MEaeE R
RAILROAD
GIX DAILY TRAINS LEAVE THI

GIX DAILY TRAINS LEAVE THE
4 Trains run thronsh 10 Cleveland sapdasky, To.
ledo and IndianspoIis without change OF cars. "a
I! Through Tickets for oil Eastern, Western North
AZ RxYkEst SissFa Sitlfs TAIN For H.mltou
Richmond, Indianapolis Lafayette, Chicago, and all
Western Cities. Connects at Richmond with u. and
q Road for Logansport; also connects at Hamilton
= s@s.$S AIN TRAIN4gor. Dayton, @ springfield,
close connections with all trains leaving Chicago the
sarne evening. Also connects az URBAsA ron 90.
LUMBUs; ut Bellcfontaine with b. and /. Il. r.; at
Forest with Pittsburg, Fort Wayne and Chicago Raj
lroad; at Clyde with Cleveland and Toledo Rail-
road trains for Ceyelan6 at Dayton for GreenVille,
I0A. MI. EXPRESS TRAIN-F Cleveland
via Delaware for Dunkirk BufaIo, Boston, New
York, and all Eastern Cities Also connects ut CreBt-
line for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and
81 3:d0 r. nj. rTRAIN--Fo Hamilton, Richmond
Logansport, Peoria and Burlington; also Indianap.
oils, Terre Hante and ST. Louis, connects at Hanl-
5.So r. nj. TRAIN-For Dayton, Springfield
Bellefontaine, Lima, Fort Wayne and Chicago |;
:sS xRE Es ssts sau oleye
land via Delaware for Dunkirk, Buffalo, Boston,
New York, and all Eastern cities. Also, connects at
CrsstlinS for Pittsbursh, PHILADELPHIA Baltimore,
ll:sO p Nj, leaves daily RxoEpr SATURDAYS, All other
trains leave daily EXCEPT sundays; 3f M
For further information and Tickets, apply OF the
Ticket ofhces-,norfhscaat corner Front and Brood.
way; No. 1869 Walnut.street, near Gibson House; at
ths % Ticket Sce eS saS yne
nols b, MoLAREN, Superintendent.
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E1-A young man, while undergoing
an examination for the purpose Of being
admitted to the bar, was asked: "Wha,
are the Constitutional requirements which
render man eligible to the Office o.
President Of the United StatesY' He
answered. "He must be fory-one years
old, and o mighty good Democrat
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4 lsea G M 4, G. A q c3,,, s,5s ssa,2 z I
Great Western and s,NOrth-western
4 lsts !. Z sTrTl-s. leaAA} a
NNDIANAP0Lis, ,ANDlCINOINNATI,
- IAFAYrTTEs AN solIfcAG0 SHORT LINE
R


s9eu liaN3 .ne1C ii.Lla---- s',Iis htl3F sssF al
Thrse Passenger Trainll- Cincinnati from
the foot Of n i'll and Front eSseets. . y r...si -
sSS dassssS y 1sS sTSss y e ss
la viii trains far Terri Hsutc also SH With Psr
trains for Peru. LogansScft, Fort Wayne and IT,
n IS,45 r. M. .--Terre Hsase and Layfayetts 40.
oommOd srriyee Mt Indianapolis ct 6:b 2. M..
fayctte train! for Dscatar springheld Naples, Qun.
oy, HannibAland st. Joseph. ysg' Z a -,
4P. 1Chicago Express arrives at Indianapolis
o. l2:l6 making clsse conncctions at Ohicago
Sleeping cars are attached to ali the night trains
on this line. and drunthrough to Chicago without
r TSis IL :. sIcnsively aWostern ana
folte and with favorable and gemsuta
with all connecting roads Throughout the entire
Wests guarantees unusual care and the amriedt 90
ocmmoSation to the patrons q this line; E ..h,
when nece s.ary y govern the movement Of trains,
and Loughridges celebrated Patent Bfakos, are at.
shsd g az tEsin p which they CsISS
rtovemsnta necesasry for the comfort aud safety Of
passengers the AaaserS Of this road have iberally
snofing. .cars on thisline. .atoeR
H17Besure you Arein the right ticket ONCE before
200 purchase your tch ats and ask for tickets via
Lswfanceburg and Indianapolis. T4 alsa IlfI -
Fore tho SANG VI by any other route. Baggage
.Sh THRo6GH S fi6knTs. good until used, oan bs OBJ
tAined atthe tick Of Offices, At spencer House Corner
aorth.west Sernsf Broadway and Front; 10. ! Bur:
At Depot ONCE icoi Of MN. on Front Strest, Whsrs
Ailnecessary information maj be had. n 4 D. "a
0mnibnses rurl 10 and fflin each train, and. "
osl foI passenger. q all pot,h and all parts Of th
,I1F sFalElt 7g17,T w, II: LaEOBLE, ~
noA b Qsneral Ticket Agent.
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INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI
] MAA ", ,.s... (.
SH0RT-LINEs RAILROAD,
SHORTEST ROUTE BY 40 MILES.

gN as1cgs1 q }s--r----frs;, ~ i,...,,..z.. n
NJ0 CHANGE 0RiCARS TO INDIANAP-
In oLIS.a at which place a unites With railroads
for and from all points Ia the West and North
..... THREE PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily, from the foot Of MIL and
i SO n. ..-obicaxo, Mall at Indianapolis
at 1910 p. M. Chicago at 1880 z; a. u ssss
Ial5 r. M -Terie Hnute and Lafayette Aecommo-
dation--Arfives at Indianapolis at 6Ib p ~ s3ii
.7:lbP. Chicago Express- Arrives st Indianap'
Sleeping Cars are attached to all night-trains on
this lins; and run thrcush TO- Cnichso without
~ b sure yon are IN the right ticket. oface be.
fore you purchese your tckets and ask for tickets
via Lawranceburg and Indianapolis. w
3 Fare the same, and time shorter than any other
route ss 'tea ysssi,e fialE li3 NUt.dN ir ,
! baggage checked through.
THR0U6H TICKETS, good until used, can be oh.
tained ut the Tcketoces, at spencer House corner
IN. W,lcprner Of Broadway aud Front; 10. Burnet
House corner at the Walnut street Hcnset and At
Depot 0mce feet OF MIL. Front-street where all
necessary infofmationcanb be had. Y 4 sfliyg :.
pdlmnibuses run to mud from zach train, and VIII
call for passengers nj all hotels ard all parts on the
city, by leaving address at either fice. ~ ~
N jail as1dzA sps-a81 H.. q. LORD. President.
- y. tftsl.r HL fft = NHD- - y.3
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APPREoIATING THE CLERer. 1t is GUS
tomary, in some parts Of the country,
either upon railroads or steamboats,, to
exact only half fare from the ministers of
the different churches. One pleasant
day, Captain S. stood upon the upper
deck Of the steamer, tolling the last bell
previous to her departure, when he was
accosted by serioua-looking individual,
in the following terms: +
"Are you Captain e.Y'
81 am, sir" said he captain, with a
turn Of the head and o quizzical glance.
What is the regular fare to Louis
yillcl"
Two dollars and half"
"Well, captain. / am a Methodist min.
lister. What will you charge me2''
Apparently in deep study for a
moment, the captain seemed to take the
measure Of our clerical friend and replied
in his peculiar, decided tone:
"Well, / guess we shant charge you Q
cent more than anybody else?"
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MISCELLANEOUS.
.HARRIsON s. COLLINS,

NENTRAL beehive GALLERY, cor
" nsr of Fifth and Western.row. Photographs,
lsewhere In the city. Oh Colored Photographs
made OF all sizes, from life to the smallest miniature
Pictures neatly set In Locketg Breastpins. Finger
rings and Bracelets, All work warranted.
lnoI6-Ay q A. b. BLOOM. Artf8f.
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OUTRAGEOUS CosDUcT OF BRITISH CAPrNs.-
The Mobile Ala Tribune of the 9Th inst contains
crcumstantial account Of revolving acts of cruelty BY
Capt Harley of the ship Culloden recently arrived az
that port, on female passenger:
" The Cnlloden Is a British ship, and Capt. Haley
Is an Englishman. He brought over about one lus-
dred passengers, emigrants Of various nations The
account shows that Capt Harley, aided and sbeted by
ms mates practced an atrocious cruelty upon the per-
son OF defenseless girl by the name of Mcdonald,
one OF his Passengers IL seems she had spoken her
mind to him for some OF his meanness and for Ibis ID
executed summary vengeance upon her, upon q most
tnyial preteM. For. making. very naturally, some
boterons demonstrations Of delight at the prospect u
speedy dehyerance from her tyrannical tonneltor.
when In sight OF the American shore he caused oi ID
his mates to 90 down into the cabin, where she Wa,
and dash bucket OF water upon her.
While the poor gill was changing her drees, mad,
necessary by the dasardly act of man a. sIother
mate and tool of tits fine English captain came alony
and threw another bucket Of water upon her; and sill
the dose repeated the third time, and the these
valiant mates seized her and dragged her OF 10 the
quarterback before their valiant captain. IL most
vGlantly beat her with ropo-hsh, tearing tran her
head end shoulders the shawl She tried 10 wrap around
her az shield against Lis mercess blows. Thu no
logged her until she tainted and fell upon the deck
Not yet satiaed with cruelty he had the pump manned
Win SIX strong men, and had stream OF salt SaIer
through hose attached, with al the force they eoud
give tot thrown into her face and about her rr-S,
continuing the operation full quarter Of an hoI.
The publication Of tits account in TRE TRDVN
thus verified, created considerable excitement, insg
and excited people, after awhile, Ia the forenoon, b.
gan 10 I'LL tho Battle House HE room was u'on 20
point Of being broken open. Ills Nifo oc,,Pbd =
with bim) Luckily Major o llAIa came no mo
house nj this oppor,une moment, and promptly ~
sPonded to the request Of the proprietors 30 his a.
forts 10 suppress The riotous proceeding, In Nhh %
Was assisted by Dr. l.yles lie got those Who ws!o
for breaking ia upon the Captain 10 desisi iheCsp,a
becoming priscEer With assurance that he soaia y
dealt with Justly. Persons We're detailed 10 guard W
roOm 10 that he neither escaped nols's
contrary 10 such assurance. A meeting 81 boss az,
wGs hastily organized in the paror 10 take the nss'
into consideration, Judge Bragg acting rs Chsiiis
The result Of it, delibeTaon wGs, that Capt mar:
ehould b. delivered over 60 a special COMMITTEES
,ilizcus Who were changed with the duty Of keess.
lie person safely that they have him befores nv
Ing Il citizens 20 b. held 1t the Court ouettS m"'
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Nesp9lprk Daily Gribnts
4 MISTRESS BEATEN BY AN INJURED
WIFE.

TIE IndioHapois Sentinel of Friday relates he
following:
zone day last week a married man, Mr.. (ieage
Rice, who lived in the eastern part Of the city aud
reoiced in the possession of amiable and accom-
pished wife, fell in love with gill 10 the neigAbor-
hood and eloped with her, taking horse and buggy
belonging to Mr.. james Hiser. Mrs. Rice was nS.a-
rally indignant al the loss Of her husband afectbn',
and Mr. Hiser Mt the loss of bis property, and Non
day last the two, accompanied by Officer Hanna, bl
lowed the truant pair At Marshall, Illinois tia
evening Of Monday Mrs. Rice traced the runaway, 70
hotel, and by the force If her smiles and her e1rs
reached the bedroom where the guilty pdir sleep
ing soundly ard sweetly.
She placed herself in tragic attitude, with pisto in
hand at tho bedside, aud called her daring
George to awake. George did open his eyes, and al
the same moment the tair maiden at his side Vas
aroused from her blssfu Dreams Starting up in ter
ror the girl seized the hand Of Mrs Ri.e which beld
the lirtOl, and called loudly to George TO escape.
George did secure bis pants and coat and ran fst
that he has not been caught YETI but the girl paid
dearly for the escape Of her psramour Mrs. Rfs bad
brass knucks in her other hand with which sic beat
the poor girl numerically about the head cutting her
flesh shockingy. Dir. Hiser recovered bis property,
and Mrs. Rice Lost her husband, and if Georoe Rice
will only stay away city say that her Oss u
its gain"
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DkOfOSAIS iOr TZIJ,OOO vi y M w 30 -,
WA1ER STOCK OF TIE CITY OF NEW iO fI
Scaled Proposals win be received a the Controef on1
,fFElDAY December H. 1850 at o'clock p NJ "e ~.
go r he uubry oroned for the whole any part OF lhe
un Of o Hundred ond Seventy i've Thousand Dollars 81 'e
~ rotep Water Stock Of the City 81 New foIa suIH'i
zd by chap J2 Laws Of loco, and by ai 80
the Common Couucil approved by me MAYOR Ansu. H.
M the simply II Croton Nster ana extending o
reces,sr, works for scrimuaug AMI Distributing the sains
1e d stock viii bear Interest AZ the rate OF ~ per cent e
,nuTn PAYABLE quaoryeJy aud principal will be rode'iaoo
on the fret day of November lSb3. ri, -, -, a..
rice r QUO hundred dollars thereof snd Tho po..on
ropoals are accepted will be required TO depo-H WIN W
Cbiubesn of the CITY. within days after the 9psnhso
The bid. the awarded to them respectively ihcnuhs 'n'
premiums on tho same. - -, IL, -, H. cb,nhor.
On preseuting Controller the receipts OF he ohaoo
Lain for ucb deposils the parties will be entitled TO receive
for equal the par value Of he stock Dear
ng interest from the dates Of payments , -. l,,,,
m Croton Wafer stock Of tho City Of Now YORK ana inc same
inaoed In second envelope addressed 10 the Controller
b b, Ia reserved part Of the Controller to REJECT
snv or ali of the bids II considered necessary to protect or pro
'H0'e ''' ROBERT T. HAWS, Controller.
CITY Of Newly Department Of Finance
Controllers Office, Nov IL, 1850.
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90 fet.

DROOKLYN MANDATORY to LEASE, or
IL ~ saIFThe spacious Budngs, No 10 and IL Bergen
~ 40 hor power Engine Boiler Skating and Betting
al IN complete order For particulars inquire on the premises
yI,O RENT for LECTURES, CONCERTS, FES-
II TWAS Nc the BROOKLYN TABERNACLE, on Full.
,nav near Hoyt-st Apply J. II. HOWARD, No % Full.
tonav d. b. Powell No Il Myrtleav, Brooklyn Henry FL
lot, No 50 Deyst Alden Wattes No i6l frontst N \.
VNO LET-A pleasant BUSINESS OFFICE
with Ststiones Shelving and Fixtures at bargain) at
No zoo broadway, cor, Of Fuonst, Also, DESK-RoOM in
the ome building Apply to JOSEPH DITTO Co., No. 20I
Broadway.
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IOficiai.
ONO STATE LOAN.-s0,4 400, 900.

" OFFICE or rHg CoxsIssIoSsRs oprHR SINKING FUsD}
oPTHE STATE OF Ono Columbus, Aug % 1900 )
The State Of 0ho deiire to bSST the ;Tn n
70 Be- spsd sScayey to the payment Of tRs portion the
public debt edeensble at its pleasure seT tho thy- day
Sinking OF tho state under authority Of Act OF the Gen
I E VII se Is. d S until %s IG Ss S
N. fths TWENTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER NEXT f2I
the ppehae Of SIX LpsS AID fo9E ~ tbs
Funded Registered Debt OF the State Of Ohio bearing
@ from the ' S OF AIRY @ S Be 'e ,e% S &
Agency the City Of New ok with the principal rsm
Interest and the time Of final redemption
With sueh Of The three following a. on the opehns Of
reoas to the State, that IL to say: =
and redeemsbe al the pleasure Of State after the THIRTY
FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER, 1850
O. Bearing interest the rate OF SIX centum per
FIJI sspG DAY or DECEMBER 100 '''' 'D
Bearing interest at the rate Of SIX per centum per snnq
and s he PsSIRIe Of ss State after the THIRTY
proposal distinctly for which Of these classes
Of certificates Ia made the amount OF either which desired
10 he In and must be ACCOMPANIED by certified check on or
certificate deposit Of Of banks Of Now York City pay
per certificates bid for which shall be
forfeited the bidder shall fail in any Of the certificates
awarded him TO the residue OF his bid at tho time herein
after specified for that purpose No bid AZ less than the pauo
of certificates for amount less than I've thousand dol
lar, will be and each bid shall be deemed made
either the whole named therein for such pro
bidder regard being had to the other proposals.
the deposit at the rate for which the eertiacs'es
are awarded him. viii allowed each successful bidder
the desy of the certificates and each will DO
required pay the residue Of the amount bid by him. the
TWENTY NINTH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1900 a; the Ohio
state tho City Of New At which time and place
the certificates awarded will be ready for delivery Certificates
Of the Funded Debt othe state Of ME redeemsoe the @
day January 5l will be received In payment OF part Of
the losn hereby contemplated
The deposits Of the unsuccessful bidders will be returned
them upon application at this Ohio state Agency the day
subsequent o the opening of the proposals.
The the gh to ect any all Of the
bids they hs deem 1t necessary IN order protect pro-
mote the interests Of the State.
Proposals for this loan must be incosed In sealed envelope
directed the commissioner Sinking Fund OF the State
Of Ohio" aud indorsed Proposals for the Ohio LosnP
In order uniformity and for the convenience Of bid
de:s the Commissioners have prepared form Of proposal
together with copy OF the authorizing the loan and
euy information desired IN the premises be obtained at the
Ohio Agency in NewYork City, q. the office of the
CouluissoneEs Ia Columbus Ohio.
r. W. TAYLER, Auditor Of State
A. p. RUSSELL, Secretary of State,
G.. P WOLCOTr, Attorney General,
Commits of the Sinking Fund OF tbs State Of Ohio
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6orses, Carriages, &r.

HORSES. CARRIAGES, and PONIES for
III sAIFf,s,oryinst 20 T. ~ SINGER, esq.,. who Ia about
to trsvl On Europe Cali at carhasehouse NO % we" 9TH
at near STRAY
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
i and TROY, connecting with Trains NORTH and WEST
GREAT DOUBLE.TRACK ROU'

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
H. PORT and FALL RIyER.-The spendld and slp.dor
steamer MET ROPOLIS Capt. Brown leaves Now Yot every
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at oclocs y
M and he EMPIRE sTAIE, Capt Brsyton, on MONDAY
g. ~ X.
Hereafter no rooms viii be regarded secured shy pyo
cant until the same shall have been paid for.
Freight 20 Boston forwarded through with rea, dpsh By
:" 'N WIN BORDEN, Agent, Noe 10 and II we-,-s
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PRESIDENTS OYFIcg, HCo.oS RIVER RAmRoAD,}
kgw.YORK, Oct. 30, 1860 )
HOLDERS OF 2ND-MORTGAGE BONDS,
who have awaited themselves Of the proposals OF 10th
last for extending the required TO do 80 on
% 0eiOio WIG ~ SAMUEL SLOAN, President
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i Valuable REAL ESTATE for SALE. BY resolution OF
the Rosrd Of Directors Of the ELlkABEfHPORT LAND IN
TROVFSIENT COMPANY ] am authorized TO sell the iue,
bic Building and Lands of the Company IN tho CT OF
Elizabeth J consisting Of than v acres OF lana OK
tydiy along tho staten Island sound with depth Of water
m shs of large class and toward the Depot OF the NEWER
sey Rsosd from which trains many tunes per DAY 70
NswYork Iron aud coal delivered Elizabeth from Penn
syvsnia by the Central Railroad Of EewJerey at lower prices
tfn al York agordig unvsled advantages to niannc-
tuers and others Maps the lands viii be furnished on app
cation nrd prices aud terms viii be easy to purchasers
n B. SrILLMAN, President Elizabeth Land Imp Co.
- - M "a t;rosdgav. New. York
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EOR SALE-A FARM of - acres, at White
Pans for $1,000 half cash. has fine House and Barn
raised bushels OF Apples last yosr would make beautiful
villa sites. Apply to WILLIAM GRAY, fremont, or THUS
BRAYNARD No. 81 Walst.
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C,TEAM WEEKLY between NEW-YORK and
- LIVERPOOL landing and embaking passenger at ieens
town Qreland The Liverpool New FORK, and Phiadephia
steap intend Dis patching their full powered Clyde
built Iron Steamships as follows; - -
KsEG sE0n Saturday, Nov "a
GLASGOW. os
And every SATURDAY at noon, rom Pier ~ NSrth h'o
RATES -
FIRST CABIN..........S75 SfkERAGE..'; ..''''''"S3
Frs Cabin 70 London,... Storage to London. 50
steraee return teke good for six months. op
Passengers forwarded to Paris Heyre Hamburg Bremen
Rotterdam Antwerp &c, at reduced through fares
Persons wishing bring out their friends can BUY icAe mere
a. the following to From Liverpool OF Queens
touu. F, Cabin IS B85 aud Sl05 Steersge from Liver
pool + W; from Queenstown 80.
These Steamers superior accommodation ior seh
and cary exueeuced Surgeons They built In aer sa
Iron Sections and have Patent Fire Aniiaors on board .
For further information apply IN Lyerpool to WM ISMAN
AGENT No. 70 Waterst. in Glasgow 70 Wh lSmam, 10
81 ebsquare IN Queenstown to c. w. d. SEYMOUR
Go I'm London TO EWES MACY, No. 6l King Wtii.n
In Paris to JULES DECOUE No 5Pece de bourse Ia M
aderhia 10 JOHN o. DALE No lo9 Walnut OF at the Com
pany's Offices. IohS VI p 1J,s v
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INVESTMENT.

At
" SEQ ACRES Of LAND in Mower County, Minnesota
1900 ACRES Of LAND in Taina County, iowa
1900 ACRES Of LAND In Harden County, Iowa .
Entered number Il years since from actual eIaml ION oy
party with the most Of lands in vicinity sUect 20
entry. The Lends all Of the best quality and wen itae
10 person wishing TO make investment Of TINS oHaisct
snd secure valuable tract Of land The above offers very favo'
able OF poIuniy. Apply to $500. - - m xu.r.
LlNLKMOlE. (LEWS 4 MASON, BankeTs, ~ NeII-e~
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fegal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE of an order Of the Surrogate
Of tho County Of NewYok Notice Is hereby gwen "a
persons having claims against ANN PROUDFIT late o. tie
City Of Ne~Iork widow deceased 70 present the SANE WITH
ochers Thereof az the Office of EDWARD ID. EVEN No D
Chaubersstieet in the City Of Newfork, before tbs
eighteenth day OF November New the eighth
day Of May, 1850 yAM si. u n Pf 1.SI
1nye awsmW Administrators SC, With the I'll annexed
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Real estate for Sale.

COUNTRY RESIDENCES, only one hour from
" Wast " y Orange Mountain and in Lewellyn Park
T.! SALE Apply to tina PopTietor l.. s. HASKELL. Esgl
Rock Orange. y. J. or at No. ~ Cedarst, Tuesdays
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financial.
ALBERT ii. NICOLAY,
nUopnSAI y mr. ~, 100 Of THE CROTON

No n WiIlarn-st ASSURANCE 5l0eko a,d ON -. =,
a. =, n,iva, sale STOCKS aud BONDS bought ana S"' ~
10 Broker Board Price current issued semi mnnlnv
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Gopartnersbip Notifies.

NOTICE.-Public notice is hereby given that the
IN COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing between A. H.
MILLER, J. w. MILLER and w H. c. MILLER doing bu.i
ness ia the City Of Chicago ILL., under the and style
H. MILLER 4 BROTHERS, and A. H. MILLER and J. W.
MILLER doing business in the City OF Newark ~ j. under
the and style Of A. H. * j. W. MILLER Ia dissolved by
Limitation.
A. H. MILLER win settle all accounts OF the Chicago bust
ness and j. W. MILLER will settle all the Newark
business A. H. MILLER,
j. ". MILLER,
Chicago Oct o. 1900 WIN. H. &. MILLER.
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A. NJ MkRwIs, Auctioneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN IL CO., Irving Buildings,
I'D Nos 59l and $50 BroadwaySaes Of Books, Stationery
Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods, Furniture, &c.
DROOM d NICHOLS, Auctimeers, VIII sell
I'D THIS DAY wednesday, Nov Is q the, ssle'I 1872
CINTHs TULIPS CROCUsES, Co. in lots 70 suit purc'>or
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gnsnranre Companies.
ttlaebinerp.

ROlLkRS-FOR SALE-New aud secondhand
~ BOILERS of al descriptions In good order aud complete
boilrs taken In exchanges Inquire Of address WAL FIN
NEi Co.. No III Nater-st., brooklyn, l.. L.
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