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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-03-17
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IN RQUITY--PIcKENs
John Daniels wife

vs Bill for Partition, SC.
Elizabeth Collins, ct. al. R
| L appearing TO my satisfaction that the hcirs.at
i law of Silas Collins deceased, (namcs and num-
Der unknown) defendants i'll this case, reside be-
yond the limits of this State On motion of Orr
& IIaddcn conplainants' Solicitors, il is ordered
that the said absent defendants do appear in this
Court and plead answer or dcmur to the said bill,
within tirce months from this date, or their CON
sent TO tho same will be taken as confessed by
order pro contesso.
RoBT. A. THOMPSON, c.E.r.p.
eDec. "a. $50 % @ Bin
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otephen IT, ClaYf0n " others fnf II Mo- -
I appearing to my satisfaGti6n ifab .Sieplsnn 6.
" Clayton. Nathaniel Gubfn and Sssgs Margaret,
and joint. Clayton, defendants q il case re-
side without the limits of,this State W IL ordered,
therefore. that these absent defeId&Nt qseyeral-
ly appear in the Court of 0fdiuary, at Fickcns C,
H., Monday tho 80th day Of Apsil iax Ito shew
cause, if any they can, why a Bnal setstssgzp of
be na,le and q decree tie.eop' aocssesps# S. pro,
nonhced. - ttn - t-sTR&
wv u. RoLCoSlDE, .o,p.n,
Jan %, 1860 s[tf ~ p 20 - 9uf
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COUGH,

C.>SuGA, lIlNps Co., Miss.
T. ALLCoCT & -Gentlemen--llease send me
another six dozen of your Porous Plnsters. They
are IN great demand here for Whooping Cough
They act like charm. | could have sold two
dozen this week. if l'ha,l Ind them. Send as sOon
as possible, and oblige yours, respectfully.
+
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! FEMALE delicacy consists not only in q per-
feet dtii9acy ot MUD, but ia ;I1aibsofutc con
tormity to. those general rules, which haye
been established for the preservation and good
order of society, and the slightest deviation
from, or, Infringement upon them, is liable to
the misconstruction Of Intentional error. +
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mere ~ no batting Of books, 60 q little shining spoon
On each cesudcs the nsh TO savage bite. You sail

mere ~ batting Of books GO little shining spoon
On each cesudcs the nah 10 q savage bite. You SAL
pleasantly along, and suddenly witch tells yoa yoa
nave olte, and then experiences is 70 be SHOWN
IN hauling IN tine pckerel, or bass, or muscalonge.
Every boat almost without exception, rs successful,
and ~uen we meet Tor dinner al noon we have each me
not OF nsh weighing from ave TO fifteen pounds psSe
Zach one has exploit 70 narrat9 Of now ne manage
very gamey fish, OF how a big FELLOW stalnea ener
Arms; the ladies, who very lucky, are N great seo
Our Goats pulled ashore aud we convene unaer sne
shady grove while our boatmen brt IRE, cook the ush,
each boat Contributing aud spreal Out on Tue oe
our splendid dinner which Ben Rove, our lhuor~ ias
crowded On one ena OF table IRE dozen more
nicely Chickens cold ham, oaves OF breaf
eerry p,es boiled eggs all these with the fresh nsh cook
"a as n, French cook could cook in stove, With good ts
d,vered around give you the delightful meal you
ever enjoyed We eat, drink ana are merry;
then for an hour or two we saunter about,
and lilies, and about three o'clock We prepare for
cur return We have smother delightful sail back 10 the
bay catch ish and get home 10 Mansion House
about dark, each with good basket of lsh Some at
shem 70 their friends in New York aad other places
Our good landlord has dne supper for and about ega
O'Clock music is heard in the drawing rooms, and the
merry dance commences. You may think IL warm
weather for the erpschore but here evenings
cool and pleasant dance as merrly as in mid
winter Some withdraw TO eide parlor and engage in
quiet games Of card Backgammon aud the ike Others
>ake an armchair under one of the noble naples and
enjoy good scgar and when comes time to retire we
% SO, and we sleep, assure you.
The air is cool and bracing, and everything combines
70 mako you happy AMI cheerful The company here is
very select. But from fear Of offending would give
the initials Of Of bellies here from Syracuse and
1cy and New York They are bellies at home, and more,
There is in the village very pleasant church. built by
Of your New York dvines who comes here 10 visit us
every year; but we must not wear your patience any
cimen Of the kind Of fsh catch here or 10 enjoy
Wait from you.
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BERGEN POINT.

LAToURETTE HOUSE,,
EHReKS Porr, ". j., August 2, 1860. !
Attractions Of the Grand Hop-Chdnc0 for Fortune
Hi.nters-7n< Prince Of Woles, &C. dc.
New York should be called the city Of the world if only
a account of the many beautiful resorts in It's vicinity
This is one of them, and 1t is really unique
Bergen Point is improving rapidly. When the railroad
brought here will give grand impetus to the place
Already boast Of the finest villas anywhere TO be
seen; then we have two beautiful churches-Dutch Re-
SDsmed and Episcopalisn.
We confidently expect visit from the Prince Of Wales
How could he overlook little Pedlington the Kill von
KUN Would his august neither pardon his slight of this
town. Would not Lord aroughan attack him at the next
oatetica CongressY True, the Great Eastern has not
been here but there ia time enough.
Last night Mr.. Hill favored us with grand hop The
sons daughters Of Of your best business men
h1ured largely this occasion. At the supper table
chsmpaQne and ices and wit abundant. There will
be an6t6er hop Saturday night Come down and see
The fun.
A cousin Of your friend Bishop Hughes figures here
among gentlemen. He is handsome. rich and gener
sus and universally beloved, by the ladies' especially
II whom there about hundred all vrtuous, beau
tkul amabe This s the place tor fortune hunters
You could scarcely knock at the wrong door If in search
q . rich wife.
Philadelphia 10 well represented, too and 30 Baltimore
and other cities Of the South, New Orleans especially
Three bunced copies Of the HERALD are daily required
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Wtllia msburg City News.

ARREST BURGLARS AND RECOVERY OF STOLEN Pro-
rERIy--Three men, named Louis Beck, Frederick Duffy
and Louis Hann arrested Saturday by Sergeant
Griffin, of the Sixth precinct, charged with having
broken into the Of Messrs Grum Co., In the VIII
worth Of property. The burglary was committed about
six weeks ago, which time the officers have been
constantly the alert for the suspected partesonc Of
whom an old State prison bird They succeeded In
resting them las. Saturday at house in Bartlett street
Eastern district, where large quantity of the stolen
property found which has since been fully identified
by Mr. Grum the property taken from hf sore the
night Of the bu gary The accused will be taken before
Justice Walter this morning for examination
Boys CHARGED BURGLARY Three boys, about
sixteen years old arrested Saturday suspicion
Of breaking into the store Of Mr. Daniel Moore 2e Grand
street, Eastern district, last Friday night, and ng
SIS ia silver change. There names Isaac Osborn,
George Hazerd and John Armstrong They were held
for examination. UH. eHf4 % f.It
ATTEMPTED BuEGLARY.-An attempt was made on
saturday night 70 brca. into the dwelling house Of Mr..
Thomas Leary No s51 Grand street, Eastern district.
The window Of the back basement forced open bat
the attempt TO gain entrance TO the house was rus.
trated by Mr. Leary hceriug the burglars at their work
and giving the alarm, which caused them W leave.
HEAVY BLow.--During the storm Of Saturday nights
a house. situated open meadow, between Williams
burg aud Greenpont at The foot Of Even street,
compulsory uurooed by the wind, driving the family out
the and creating considerable excitement 10 tho
neighborhood.
Arrsnpr TO BREAK JAri-Iouis Hanlan, Of the men
who arrested Saturday on the charge Of burglary
yesterday attempted to escape from the station house,
where he confined by forcing one OF the iron bars
from the front of his cell aud crawling out Of tho ocn
ing. He half way out, when he was detected and
placed IN more secure quarters.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

TIENsY GREEN. AUCrIoNEER-sToRE NO. 1874 VIII
= a ss 0s a aSHs g . Assss
ccnsS Of he building coming down. the whole Of The
sa s' FEVER e Beer s.a
Sand Casks Fixtures and Prns Clocks Mirrors Stoves
&c The stock q sotoo prime Havana sssas La aors.
4c Now en- view
NJ DoyeHrY, AuorIoNENR, WILL sEi, on
ton street broadway by virtue a bin Of sale the
pale and sherry Madeira and ost VINES
81 Which ar. s G class so
se Gems Beer Pumps and various other articles ppernng
ss. BIDDER Tor sasS who're 70 DC
M DOUGHTY, AUoTIoNEEs, VIII SELL. THIs
Na.u u s large yarssy Of Moasehod famnre "sT
ps soiss chsrs Centre Tables Bureaus washssnd Bed
dining Chair. Ac he whole forming ,ssrimsnt Wei wor
tofily sold to the highest bidder for cash.
y g. BUIKLEY, AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL, ON
..wedp esday August at O'Clock. ON the premises By
bsoas s1ST Se f rssa ns Containing S1
SsSs kye @ county ass s Of s from he
plot varying in SIZE from II q acres and viii bs sold
eun Neil a ad handoms I shaded ea The
elegant country seS ~ M ay "a nsss v ns, e
wSS ana ees and offers rare opportunity for
Is JPG5ssy oa Maps At the
PAwNBRoKRR's SALE JOHN MORTIMER, NO
10 Eat Broadway viii sell this day, 0is oco,k un
tSs Declines other fSn sSs% and s
quS nifty OF ladies Boots and Shoes gents Coats Pns
less, WIN other articles too numerous so BY or
der, j. TWIBIES so Bayard street.
DAWNBROKER'S SALE.--B. LEVY 4 co. WILL, SELL,
J. this dav (Nonday) at l0s O'Clock No. q Cathariue
street Dresses Skirts Basques good Shirts Chems Sheets
good Quilts aud a fne lot Of SIX Dresses
g J. BOGART, MISUNDERSTANDING, AUG.
lam Sale 81 sssan No. sS w
rosewood Piano French plate Pier Glass rosewood Par
or rosewood Wardrobe with plate glass Eegere,
Chandeliers, Paintings wood Bedsead Brussels and Vel
Curtains and Cornices
&C.. ]
octave rosewood Piano and Stool.
JOHN w. sOMERINDYkE, Attorney for Mortgage
WIN. Writer'S, AUCrIoKEER, WILL SELL. THIS
w day Monday, at O'clock 46l Canal street all the
gentee paro chamber dining and kitchen Furniture
&c OF aarge house-Parlouts Tables,
Curtars Piano velvet Tspy three ply ingram ard other
Carpets, Bedseads Beds Beddogs bureaus Washstands
Dining Room and eben FurnireChna, Glass &c stoves,
wood ware &c On Tuesday at l0s O'clock Broadway,
near 9th street, ssoonand bar Fixtures fine Brandy Wnea
Buggy Wagon &c
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rIANl soMk HOUSEHOLD TURSTTUaE
III ar yffUf.rT AUCTION

81 ]. ". PoRTElt. AuciOucer Moaiay, Ar-us com
MERGING O'Clock rain shDe) ~ me entire
rant Fune ana sag,lin wuss Of Al contained IN hs
larvc dwelling No 2Is West Fourteenth street. between
seventh shih AL Of which wiz pc s1d Whom
nnd must Ne removed imnedisiey from ths pre,
uses con prsng very large ani elegs nssorrnent of
everything esscnt fashionable and cosy fnnisaed resi
seurr In ufewood and mahogany. sas VII com nencs
IN he dining With rich SILVER Ware o. rfs Broheis
manufactures Ufus, Casters, Sp0Qas. Forks take bstc
ming SCI superb Frrnch a,d bohemian China oryssl cut
class ruby engraved Glass Ware ivory and pearl cutlery
Tr.uch exrnton 1abe with ok dining room
Furniture Psriors-rworlh carved rose 400 fsror snls
three Coored brocade AZ perfect or. veye ana
wison arpe rosewood marble TOP Eegrres NOD cen.
ire and pier fables two elegant pier 3las.s WIN bases
fargsg and sch lace tuans, French shades Turkish Cars
with Lounges match adys cei,y reception Shsars N
trocade elegant carved wood Pfn0fote sih s pear
keyss Music Cabnei. Dvans ulasnDceni msn,ei Nases
Pro1es rhlc groups psrior Vnsment wih number
81 cfarc and valuable Pannrs velvet and Wion Carpets
~ ant Chandeliers &c. Chamhers ~ IN rosewood and ma
suporh petsrsds large hr Msresses dressing bu
reeus marble Washands, Commoies, Arrurs French toe
Ses. rosewood ArmRr with rfrw front fu suit chagnber
THrnGre " ysiTsb c,sse and other Chslts Arm Chairs
feoSa~ eoitip. mshocsny chairs Ccc,s Mirrors. Derii
rsrsesa Az with large gutni'g ~ gJd man fauY iurni
iufs IA every fts.ffNon orehs stir CARPETS ard Rods
srte Ton Hall sand win all he Gas lrures IN The hose
/ Sale ~ t05t O'Clock precisely
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-------- No = William street.
A LIAM STEVENS, AUCnoNEERs
"A on ce and saefroom No. 40 Broadway eoroar ut,.
iefenipiory and Attractive Auction al 1890 '''"'''e
Elegant Rosewood and Mahogany IIonsaho d.. rr,.u.~a
Al the private residence OF stephen cartel Whn - ~
tS West Eleventh street between Fifth and Sxha sns w.
... THIS DAY. (MONDAY), AUGUST !. 4 IA
At lOla o'cOck.
Catalogues and cards ut admission
All said furniture made 10 order MERIT 90
OF this city, for Mr. Whitney, only st May relied
On rs first class In respect The sale viii be positive
peremptory on account Of departure from the city.
Costly Rosewood Panoiore,
Suits Of Drawing Room Furniture,
Rosewood Etegeres,
Rosewood Bookcase and Escretoires
Pier and Manel Mirrors,
Rosewood Melodeon.
Rosewood Centre and Sofa Side Tables,
Encogreurs and Rare OH Paintings,
Rosewood Chamber and
-u NAa y Oak Dining Room Furniture
Drawing Rooms-Roya Velvet Carpet, Mosaic Rugs Pier
Mirrors Oil Paintings by eminent artists; gravtngs, Suits
of Paor Furniture solid rosewood coyered with blue floss
aud gold satin Centre and Sofa Side Tables lace and brocae
cot Glassware French and Plated China Dinner Salts
set Coskery &C. Chambers en- saite-Rosewoot Bedstsad
trasses Feather Beds and Bed Linen Bankea Shee
Carpet Clock MTror Also, the contents ten Chambers
Stair Carpet Basement ard Kitchen Furniture. N. B-Sale
viii be positive rain or shine
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A UCTt n NOTTCR--PERsoNs ABOUT MOVING WILL.
"A ind II 10 their advantage cal he Metropolitan III
press No. lao varick and soa 80 and 81 King
have for families In the country
AL kincs Of rich ssiuary piaDooytes ases ar removed
risk Goots packed shipped par. the
world. Storage for furniture.
r. GOUl.DsMIIU Propr.,tor
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A UCTION NoTICE-ALL THE FURNITURE or A
N private family, removed for convenience OF sale ks
~ hth door below Waverley place. be
sold nj private sale this day sacace Tor cash
sisng large double paror suit solid rosewood and
covered In the best Of French satin bro aie consisting
iee tees, two reception and four medallion back
Chairs teost when $500 VIII be sold for SsD single
rosewood paror suit consisting Of sofa. arm,
cepiion and four medallion back Chairs will be sold for
lot OF rosewood and mshogany paror bedroom and dining
room furniture Also Paintings, Carpets Mattresses, Glass
ware, &C. ....
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Personal.

A LADY pESIROUs 10 ABORT A FINE MALE BABY
n ~ her win end opportunity BY Arpy.nr yer let
Ter, 20 boa ll hrOoslyn fost 0tcc.
(rEACE WAS Al THs PLACE bksF NESTIOSkD on
NJ Wednesday, and viii be there ag Monday, Cth st
4 @ clock. II unable 70 come drop me note ,.
INFORMATION wANTEi,--or OATH ARTNE HOWARD,
wb0 came IN the ship Isaac Webb ard hnded 1t
Castle Garden the i6h OF My lad which time
noshng been heard from her. Tier sister sarah residing
m aurfori. Conn, VIII be rrAiefnl for any iutl
Tcnc. OF her Caiharis. AdtIsas ~ Douglas
knnsor, WhlAugdOrd Conn.
JNFOPNATrON wAEIED-or HENRY BREEDING,
born u EffnSchwefd. district ~ Wnzenhsnssn. k1hrnss-
sen the Lniiei states ~ lnS Any uf0nsln n
uferabouis vii he thankfully reccvsi BY " = freui,
focm 2S Broadway New York, Who has s1meihnR of
importance communicate 70 him.
II 81 pFYSOS-J II. BENSON WHO RfS fDEO At
81 IDl 6ocrck street. viii bear Of ronchng y rs advan-
aye h. vii cal Mr. tArks store Wcgl Twenty ninth
rrsei, between seventh and Eghh avenues
IFvNiE MoTT-rHERE Is a LATTER ~ THE posi-
81 o1cc foe you from &. N. W.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r osT-AUuvsT O. IN WALKER STREET, bsNk
IL Book TO- 1880 Of the Manhattan ssvsS ins ta'yn,
WHOEVER will return N 772 Grand street VIII te brsfat
rewarded.
\ osT-ON WEDNESDAY LAST, BANk BOOK NO.
10 col GA the roeery savings Bans Inc hnurf, ~ -
TUNING tne sas % The bank, No 40 BO~efy WI ccf@
crest iatot on The owner.
e-Topprp-, COLD HUNTING wArcH. TIE nWNbR
- ~, -. hv proylna rrcnertF aud paying evnerers
- 1VnfAs LYON ~ Chatham fIest
ry,o pswNERoEERs AND uTHER s-srqihN CN
ne an NJ August. board ne t'1ney leftl ~.
~ .65- Cod watch White face long cecre 80 Dti
hand ttree Quarter plate, Ias Jufrscr maker f't -
eI boz paid l0r la reclieiy AVN W N '-tt4l -
Erg4dwtyt rom NO D.
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lsoPwAx HUGHES. AuCTIONEERs.-By VIRTUE
NJ Il chni.el mortgage viii cell ~ MONDAY Aususi
10 O'Clock the enilre soc. o. ladies' and sentemens
fgrof aaQd Oafhiny Furniture t4rpets Sc. on the
nsea 80 T1Td between Twenty sAth and Twen
ly seventh sr.ts
- q. HORTON. AuCTtoNEFR, WILL SILL. or
IT. Tresfay Aucts Z ~ ~ 1ciCck A. W At no cirter ~
tnrph ana sieyeph avcnue ~ virtue ~ chsite
mnrrege lG large Tubs used IN VINEGAR acipry
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EXCURSIONS.

F. Id -.
S,agAP EXCURSION TO THE FISHING sAsks-EyE
~ nv Tuesday, THURSDAY and Saturday. Fave Ia eenif
each way. The HhHD Capt Hsnegtl wa rave
Robln-on clock Spring street NJ sa PEEK alp a.
81, and pier No n. r. al a NJ, returning by sP NJ
IyARTY MORNING EXCURSION TO THE CHOLERA
esry morning the above banks ON Wedn~sey
morning August leaving Jackson street. Fast ryer. At ~
A. NJ r. \ zip at2 o'clock A. NJ precisely. Bat finished
gratis and refreshments be had board FARO
g. WALLER u. G. BOGGS, JOSEPH DUVAlI@
L,RON HARLEM RTvER TO TUE FISHING HANKS
The Harlem and spugten Duyvii Nav cation tomuanys
steamer EMILY viii make her second weekly tip ~ NE
Fhlng Banks wedns siay. August leaving The century
Tfo..a near kingshrifgc VI \ NJ innnhnF ~ fofin.un
Igndinr Nors Dock, 1orninson Woods. High Brdg Va
comes Dam Harlem, IOh street, Eghty sixth street iufs
tir and Peck ALPS leaving H.r'efn 81 " hghy $40
street. a. A. and Peck slip a so a. W. hmici uln'
Der Of srvcnyfve tickets oay viii be sold 70, NE eHe s.
Refreshments hIh tackle and bai on blari tee ~ M
exrsnp should he wcsfhsr uniasorable, be ca
cuTt on viii be postponed until The next jar day.
nTNIREss -CHOLERA BANKs.-TIIE SPLENDID
III sea steamer HUNTkEss Captain J. nUVAliA sll
tho above banks Tuesday Anglst y
Ies1 l.s v1ur ~ ocrk, feck SIN a6 cfi
spring tiee North rver NJ 81 o'clock pier North rvef
7oclos pecpey Bait lines and refreahu sns can De h~a
BENZ. ~ MfULLbR
I,oR sNfF-TfE REFRHsHNNNT BAR oN TIE r. 2;
II Mcsghcr Club excursion On THURSDAY ths w asi ~
rfivrres i " given The boat and un he s"nc NppJ
Immediately 20 PETER McCAhBoN, $50 avenue a.
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE-THIRrY MINUTES
per aay e mo Nsw s
s c S% saS Ss % i % a
In cottage style fortyone feet front with paror dining room,
BE isr Sorss s.soa cow pig. poultry Good water
Ro. DONG s s Elk g. IA
No 81 Pine street.
EARx FOR SALE, AZ 4 GREAT SACRIFICE, IN ITO.
bundled acres Of rood land nearly ali mproSsi and large
s ssss ;ss ssa
s: s S s G he ws cy
perry would be taken IN exchance For particulars apply to
b1osd .ss New YORK; 70 HENRY
EARM IN EXCHANGE FOR DRY GOODS a FARM
Of 40 acres near 81 Georges ssioo Delaware Central
rha and miles from Delaware CITY Win be exchanged FOR
f u" l% peach
E'IRsr CLASS Farm OF SEVENTY SIX ACRES IN
thorough cativsios toase barns sabing and ou,souses
S snf inert w own op inch S n s s
10 farmer city merchant tha eners unusual advan
ns Island Sound price 90 cp he prodncs paying rSs
interest Address \. y, box l76 Herald Office.
Nos sAIE-Y LOTS or GROUND, SITUATED on
streets 1as above o;s viii BE- ,os on ,ss 70 s builders
,ornsr OF Forty second street aud Second avenue.
TOR sAIE--AN ExcEILENT FARM, or ABOUT n
Is Of which are 6pe woodland the rest IN he BEES,
supplied with falling spring. good apple orchard
plenty small fruit The premises; convenient 10 school
hour and quarters lrom New York Price Moderate
Apply 10 WILLIAM " nEINs, u Nassau street,
L,oR sAI.E-HousE BARN AND ONE ACRE or
road ,hrss rnmrs walk from The railroad depo, IN Yewowu
Inquire OF NARY GIBSON, on The premises
LroR sAIE OR TO ExrHAyGs FOR UYINPRovED
the the ss Ss nile 3 oh the e s @ sYne be-. seS
norGnnes for ba,hias md bos,ns rhe position Tor he
ao has enrnce al the s.tisbaresauon ani
water by he Hudson River Ralrosd Also dwelling No IS
East Twenty hrs, street VIZ, very eapaelous stable The
more convenienccs IN small space Than other IN
ne city, Also two siores viii Dwellings over them aooa,
OF northwest corner OF Forty second street, For further
os ma GS Co.. 10 sfias ssl '
L,oR SALE OR ExcHANGE-soME MEDIUM SIZED m
IT srabe hrlek two story Dwellings Ia brooklyn
property In New York Terms about per cen, cash and
raid Office.
LrOR SALE OR TO LET HOUSE NO. q srUYvEsANr
between Second and Third avenues finished with all
Sn isi s s 1s q
Third avenue
acres Wei ocaed near rroa depot phh lne pfCspeci
%h AK AID aeoslSs Ne prSmscs os % WILLIAM RED
MoND, No % Barclay street.
arrange VIEW IERsEY.-sIxTY COUNTRY SEATS
~ village Residences Farms and villa ftes great
" beautifully SITUATED, one hour frum Cosad For
ieat ara for sale ~ HENRY u. BLACKWELL 70 william
street New yors from TO II A. M ~ Main street Orange.
- nnO 10 CON ACRgS WESTERN LAND, FRtE
D.UOO from ncumhrance for sale exchange for city
tis ters for fu par MARS apply 70 T. NETDHkRpl No.
- Nassau street, RON IT,
Personal.
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a. 9s9 assuse bnghsmton ". R.R. per cent Pds.
wv ~ erosse MI. RR per rt cons -ucon Bds
49, Nj ra nlcYi ls ny per cent sewera BIDS.
NeA regular sale IN Thnrsiay, Augn 4 y
ALBERT II. MI O1AY,
Aucuone n a. 4 stockbroker,
M = stre
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al REwARD-LOsT on SUNDAY MORNING AZ.
CC Rust small black ard Tan Terrier D5z eropped
with blue about ha neck Whoever viii return
hn 70 va hsmbes street. IS Ess Twenty fourth sfeei
hall h. afgre
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L,ARM IN EXCHANGE FOR DRY GOODS a FARM
acres, Georges staioo. Delaware
Haroad Delaware hours by rail
pha and ak Delaware City Will bs exebanr ed for
goods; soil good the cecbra peach
farms Address box as Post Office.
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q on REwARD-rAKRN IRON srONISGrOs BOAT,
gu june ~ can fc 1ag ,lnie ,orei narsel - "
ley's sspress oacc, % rwsag seress street aud
Fourth
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A UCTlOH NOTICF.-LARGE SALE CRoCkERY AND
"A Giasswsre.-By J. H. y AkTfkTf, anctioneer Tnes
day. August at 10 clocs, II 2oi Pearl street large sa OF
caah
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DARN FOR SALE, AZ A GREAT SACRIFICE IN ITO
"a viii we, Penpsy vsnis-The Lumagen Farm o.
hundred OF rood land nearly all improved and large
portion clear OF emps sood two story House. large barn.
Stables She'd SoA ehonse Orchard vegetable and 6ow
Gardens This Farm will be sold very gre sacrifice
The is about retiring 20 the West indies City
wond be taken exchange. For particulars apply to
n. EOuMAGEN, on the pr smses. or 70 HENRY A. SWAN
II Broad street New YORK
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COUNTRY BOARD.
SUMMER RESORTS.

A TLANTIC HOUSE,
"A Oppoxite Town Park
~ NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND.
This elegant capacous Hotel ranking In the nrst order
Of establishments rcflrnshed and embellshed tho
roughly is open for the season.
III the intention Of the proprietor 70 conduc that
shall favorable with any house Ia the
Try. .... .fr. " LILLIAN NEWTON, Proprietor.