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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-06-21

y. MORTIMER GRIFFIN d Co. AUCrIONEERS.
"A. Magnidcen, Household Furniture and Works OF Art,
Al nublie auction.

AT public auction
49, The property O. q gentleman leaving for Europe
Al the elegant residence A. West Sixteenth street.
between Fifth and Sixth viz
Seven octave Fanoforte Drawing Room Suits Oil Paintings,
Satusry bronze and omon Chandeliers velvet anu BRUSSELS
seyres Dresden China Vases mahogany
Chamber Furniture en- suite oak extension Table Buffet
China Glas and Silver Ware.
The suconeers would call particular attention OF their
friends and the public 10 this sale Catalogue embracing the
largest richest Household Furniture aud
Works OF Art offered auction this The house
furnished AL six months and in complete orler
Descriptive catalogues al the house morning o sale.
Drawing Ronms-Magnicent grand action octave Piano
forte lined With sanwood oyersrDg bass elegantly carved
bury do Stool covered in brocade French cloth
wood Secreare and Bookcase Encognures Msrquetee and
Bos de Rose Cabinets ladys work Table and writing Desk
nsid With pearl Candeabras Brackets medallion velvet
and Brackets large manie richly carved frames;
embroidered lace Curtains French Shades Cornices dc two
magnificent Of drawing Furniture covered in three
coored satin brocae OF the richest description carved in
eight oval back Chairs two rosewood centre Tables sttary
marble top 10 match the suits E,egeres lined With sanwood
marble top mirror doors and back Kings patent reclining
Chairs qete pier and chess tables gothic reception Chairs
artistic Bronzes oil Paintings Ac Cbsmbers-Two Rosewood
marble top dressing bureaus plate glass Mirrors rosewood
Bedsteads richly Commodes Couches and rock
lag Chairs, oval back Chairs covered In moauet tapestry
brussels Carpets bed Spreads hair and spring Mattresses
feather Beds ankets Coun,erpanes Boster Pillows oval
tans, &c. Upper Chambers-Mahogany and black walnut
Bureaus Bedseads Washsands Sofas, Rockers bookcases,
toilet Tables Stands Bedding &c Dining Room-Ex
tension dining Table, oak Buffet China, GLASS; silver Ware,
table Cutlery dinner and tea Sets Also general assortment
Of sale cash. bankable money certified checks Deposits
required from ali purchasers unknown the aucoueers
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NV YORK Ayp ! H ! !, ~ I EsANT,Iss99AD.

ON and s.r Monday May s 1880 trains win leave Twenty
sslh stree, station New York as follows
For willsnstridgc and all stations no and II A. ~,
and ~ NJ For White Plsns and all way stations andl
Pm For White Plains and an way stations 6ls r NJ, from
white depct For Cro,on Fails SIS r. ", stopping
wlamsbrdge and stations above. For Dover Plains ~ 2.
NJ stopping At white Plains and stations above. For Abeny
lois M mail train stopping nj white Plsns Bed
ford Cro,on Falls and all stations north.
Returuing-Wl leave wfismsbviige. Stopping NJ Al WAY
stations SO "a NJ and p. N. White Plains ssppns a
ali way s,sons and NJ, SS and p " Dover flssna
NJ, Stopping al stations north Of regsnn. Crcspu
Fslls r. NJ stopping at all stations north 81 Fordham. AL
hsny A NJ empress mall train. soppinx at all satous 70
JOHN ByRcHu.J. Assistant sp.riuisnass.
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RESTAURANTS.

UrRrNrH REsTAURANT.-THE OWNERS OF THIS
eeablshment very pleased % inform the public and
ihcr .tcrds ni they have opened French re Nafan No
en- Rrcadway. whore every 10 ind Constantly hrk
90, dinners Is cents. nnd supper AZ every time THIS
resaurr, Under the drecioa Of Mr. iucen ~ che q f.
T. Rele! house. stBAS W.
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GIDEON b. STEVENS. AUCTIONEER, OFFICE AND
VI Saesroo No ITO l,roadway-Eiegan, and costly house
hold Furniture. rosewood snoforte on Paintings &C. At
auction th day Thursday June 81 al l0i oelok the pr
ya,e residence No l0S West Fifteenth street between Sixth
and Seventh Magnificent Panofore two suites of
rosewood paror Furniture covered with satin brocac
wood Eegees Bookcase rosewood centre Tables royal velvet
and Brussels Carpets Rugs lace and broes,e Curtains pier
ornamen,s &C. oak dining room Furniture extension dining
Table, oak Buffet fine table Gallery Glassware, French dinner
and tea set Crockery omou Clock Sofa Chairs Carpet &C
ChambersCosly rosewood Bedsead. Bureau. Washstsnd
Comode Table Shaving stand cpred hair Mattress feather
Beds and ioMs Blankets sheets easy Turkish Lounge and
Chair Toilet set Engraynes; also, In the third and
fourth stories walnut and mahogany Bedsesds Bureau Bed
ding Ac hair Mattresses Brussels three ply and Ingram Car
pets. Sofa Beds Rockers
Carpet Oh Cloths ni Stand Book Case Library Nursery
&c All the elegant basement Furniture together with the
Kitchen Utensils with which the sale viii commence.
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A J. BLEECKER, SON h co.
A. Will sell NJ auction,
ON FRIDAY, JUNE -.
At IL ooOck nj the Merchants' Exchange,
TEN PLOTS OF LAND,
Containing from
9o 50 Lots each.
On the upper par1 of
BROADWAY, HARLEM RIVER, 2ilTH, 22TH, 2l3TH,
PATH and 216rH STREETS.
~ per
Can remain on bond and mortgage
Part Of Il for ten years.
This property Is within hour time Of Chambers street
by the Hudson River Railroad trains leaving IS A.
NJ and Lib 3, Ais, 3O7 and l045'P NJ, Oeave Thirty
first street station Is minutes ae stopping al Tabby Hook
whicq the premises Return trains stop the
way down At 657 734 BOZ, 1904 and Hiss A. NJ, and A00
$50 and BIG p. NJ
THE HARLEM RIVER BOATS
Leave Peck slip ferry at ei5, and IL A. NJ; $50 BIS
s5 b:l5 6l5. and TBS r. NJ Time TO THE Century House,
% , io OF 2lh street (Which is nov opened and graded
rom .nc nv CIR 20 broadway hour and Is minutes The
boats return every hour until p NJ The cars
arrive nj ana leave tevery five landing on Harlem
stop their way up and down. = " 49, N"SN"''
SALE POSITIVE, WITHOUT RESERVE
Those who go up to view the property viii Mot
staked the four with number in
respond with the map which be obtained from the
toeers Office No Pine street from Mr. Post ut the Cen
tuy House. on Harlem river near the fool OF 2iJh street.
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ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, AUcrIoNEER.

" Il u.
$500 Berlin city {Wis.) per cent bonds
400 town OF Fort Madison per cen, bonds.
$500 " Y. and Harlem RI per cent boads.
1000 Potsdaln aud Waicrtown RR Isl mige bonds.
Next regular sale Monday, June IS Regular auc.on
sales Of Stocks and Bonds Monday and Thursday M
O'Clock at the Stock salcsoom SO William Merchants
Exchange desired Stocks and Bonds bought sold
private sale and al the Brokers Board.
ALBERT n. NTcOLAy
Auc,ioneer aid Stock Broker
81 William street,
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RAILROADS.

MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD CONrANY-
Nl Trains leave foot q Corandt street for Shoocy Monn
Builds lake and Lake Hops;cenx 81 $50 A aud 30
Also and after June 80 express train on saturdays
y; $40 T. W: returning leave Hscke.own on mondays
A. NJ. and arrive Ia New York ri SIS A. NJ
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GREAT ATTRACTION.-A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL.
VI will be held at the Dutch Reformed Mission church.
ner OF Madison and Gouvcneur streets Thursday and Fri
day evenings 2fs and 22d June which occasion
viii be given BY FIVE OF the celebrated Sunday School Vocal
lists. Misses Martha Dases Mary Thons. Louise Lotto
Snow New York; and Master Henry Hayden Brookyn aiss
Mr. Robert Chapman hasso New York under the direction
Mr. Horace Waters, New York. Tickets 10 the Concert -
cents children half price, including Strawberries and Cream
Ice Cream extra Doors open al Concert to commence al
O'Clock
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IIENRY H. LEEDS. ArcrroNEER NO

III ENKf II. LEEI)S. NTCTIONEEH,-SAi NU
IL q Nassau street Elegant country residence. HENRY
LEEns CO will sell at public auction on THURSDAY
M Ireadwe formerly known As the loisuhn property
pear Madison Morris county j. containing 1854 acres lying
Laihrop and W. H. Gibbons Egrs The to the house by
an avenue al quarter az mile shaded by forest and
mental trees Of mature growth furnishes drive walk Of
great attraction The House IS feet front by 80 fec, Deep
bui OF brick In the best by days work Is stories
with basement and attic finest of spring water abundance
carried to the attic grounds handsomely shaded green house
and grapery In full bearing garden stocked with small
also tine apple and dwarf orchards The House Garden
Grapery Ice House. Carriage House. Spring Fish pond &c
including about 70 acres lies side Of the avenue and
will be sold separately from the other side For permits
examine the premises apply TO the auc,onecrs their Office
No * Nassau street DR. Woodruff, of Moisiown, will
gentleman between 10 A. and O'Clock r. NJ daily
show the premises II they viii write to him the day before
and the owner will be home saturdays Distance
New York hour and half by Morris Essex Rail
road This property TO gentleman OF presents many
nj ,rarfio
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TINE JAPANESE AT HIGH BRTDGE-THESE DCD-
tnguished visitors are expected to land a, the Woodbns
Cottage High Bridge, Westcheser side Thursday morning
next Steamers from Peck slip Tenth street East and
Harlem, every hour Also by Third Through
fare IL cents A. +. CUTTING.
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nArY.y LINE FOR BprDaEroRr-FRox ofrvEE
~ slp, T.. In connection With the Houssionic Railroad
The sesmer CATATfSE, Capt WIN n VAL leave> daily q
II o,cork noon. Fare % ccna Freight taken.
ono. W. O0RLfFs Arest
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A COPY.

A cory pr, ,,,, .,u, ..
siR-four letter a. the Ilth ns with The
phskages ~ seears. have been received
lhey i be presented 10 their Exceences the Japaness
s IN scordance with your request al The earliest opper
tunity and have 10 request thai you accep, my hant =
their behalf for the same Respectfully, your obehe4
se Van 49, H. p,,,,,. S. =. DUPONT
THE FOLLOWING INTERESTING CORRESPONDENTS
between Mr. Horn and the representatives Ambas
testimonials to foreign presented aud receyed
TO THEIR ExcEtIEsciEs THE JAPAsEsr AaBAssApoRs:--
beg Ia be allowed 10 transmit thro your Exceepces ~
his Majesty the Emperor Of Japan the package
Of seGers as token Of great respect and admiration WI
!hc Wish thai be VIII honor me BY accepting and makos
the same -
They the deIcscy favor having been mana
factned from the best OF the famous ela
pressly for Paran Stevens ESQ., whose
many Cities and whose guests nnunerabe Ike the leavee
., he isre MsE his serene Majesty hnd IN those sesars
have The honor to your package =
similar value Tor your and beg tst will
and enjoy the same regarding Offering the manV
tokens you are receiving md viii continue receive
friendship OF the American people have the honor
main your ENcelepces' obeiient servant.
MI. William Horn, who for many years has supplied
fine Segars and Tobacco which all az the weed dvae
have found in Paan Stevens Esq hospab palaces the Ire
mont and Revere houses Boston, the Fifth Ayenue Hotel
this city and the Continental in Philadelphia has presented
their Japanese hgnesscs generous sample OF the PaaA
seyens segar anew brand expressly for
sold only al his hotels from the best yuera Abao tobacco
They superb Scgars and well deserving draw the
ton OF the Embassy, which doubt not viii take general
pull at them.
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N WEAVER JR, AUCTTONEER, Will SILL. ON
Is. Thrrstav June N at 500 Second avenue ~ toy O'clock,
general Sssoen, Of urocies CONSISTING Of sugars, Teas
Ceaee and soap, s.Arsh Fixtures, a..
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BALES Ar AUCTION.

ONWARD scHENcK AUCTiol !, EER-sA! .EsRooH
~ No l4l Broadway. Household Fu. -ni,nre ny y
II. SCIiENCK. this day, 2la inst al iol.s octsx
their salesroom No. lN Broadway new s.N second hand
Household Furniture consisting in par Of ele any nv, n %
mahogany and black waln, Paror Suit in broca f ntr cIn
and plush rosewood marble top side and corner ETgere
Secretary and Library Book Gases centre and pev oeA
French plate pier and man,e Gsses Brussels aud Jnssn
Carpets carved and plain rosewood mahogany and bek @
nut edseads. marble top Bureaus Wasstsnds and Jon
modes black walnut and oak Sideboards dining room ana
chairs black walnut Extension Tables Lounges
and Easy Chairs, Mattresses, Bedding, &c.
I'D scNENfH. ACCTIoNEER. BAY
IL Horse.-IIy ". y. H.. SCHENCH Friday, June -,
o'clock nj the saesrm No itl Broadway elegant
bright bay Horse i5 hands high eight years old warranted
perfectly sound Kind and gentle ia way; aae stylish
driver.
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UCTION NORTHUMBERLAND HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
IA and House Decorations Of every conceivable kind
and quality private sale for this week. No. Is Clinton
plsoe tn Eighth street. few doors west Of Broadway. This
opportunity TO purchase arst class goods a. from Is
70 % cent less than they be bought for NJ other
place. much better than going TO auction they viii be
sold lees price and there viii be less trouble for the goods
Al be and examined and sent home free Of charge
The assortment large and varied embracing al the
hcles both useful and ornamental housekeepes
rch covrrngs pier MIRRORS ch Drapsry
bronze Clocks Statues and Groups finely decorated China
Vase and general assortment Of paror and drawing room
Furniture consisting OF articles TO be enumerated
here; also solid oak and walnut dining Suits Velvet
Brussels other desirable Carpets also very full variety
Of other kinds Of carved and plain solid
rosewood Bureaus wsrdroees A hne horse hair
Mattresses and Bedding In short have 10 offer
Inducements everything that good bousekeeper for
Call and every word Of this notice Doors
open from A. n b7P.M.
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Anew YORK AND FLUSHING RAILROAD.
IN Fxtra trains will leave Hunters Point for The
FASHION COURSE RACES

Connecting with MaiaDo leaving Fulton Makes sp
AT and 10 A. NJ and r n. TRIMS viii be In readiness %
convey passenger back 70 New Sok when he
e~ch day. u. LIrCfiF1ELD. President
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~ ~ Col<XstS, secretary.
MONTREAL Soh May, 1890
mared on a cca roAGH p2S SMSass NAME
liberal reward given returned 10 sl5 broadway Also
reward also 4 returned to SIS Broadway. : N'''''
Ia the staten Island ferry New York and Quaren
tine landing staten lslsnd green enameed Sress, PIN set
with leaves The finder viii receive the above reward and
thanks Of the owner by leaving with Mr. THOMPSON Col
lec,or At the staten Island ferry landing.
T osT-oN THE EVENING OF JUNE 10. A RING DOVE
turn to SIS BroaiWsy To Mr. Fuller Union Square Adver
sng and Boarding Agency, VIII receive suitable reward
T osT-A SMALL. OVAL SHAPED pAGUERREoTypE
IL without Amy finding aud will leave at u
Barclay street up stairs WI be suitably rewarded
T osT-Two STRINGS OF CARVED CORAL CRED AND
corner of Eighth avenue To- Nihos and Barnums on Wedes
day morning. Whoever returns the 20 West twenty
second street WIN be LITERALLY rewarded
T osT-A PRoNIssoRy NOTE FOR SIX HUNDRED AND
sy Robeitson iuehns q Montreal payable % TIE cer q
yhas ~ Cenno,y Ca At SIX months from APr 70 ise at
hereby cautioned asains, negotiating the same.
FIREWORKS.
EDgEs FIRST PREMIUM rIREwoRKs-PRINcIPAL
fre sess Terpsdoe. JOS. Suck. and the usual variety
q articles required FOR sales and public eIhb
oS Sss !; ;d Rs q s SS GO cSLEY
No 81 Maiden lane N. r.
LcIREwoRKs, FIREwoRKs--LEoSARD Efs
WORTH, No 81 Barclay street, corner Of wsshlngcn,
ss Country desis are invited . oos our sos
before purchasing.
E,rRE WORKS, FIRE WORKS, FIRE woRKs-EpoEs
II Premium Fire worksI.sboratory, Jersey CITY. ~ j.
our old patrons who want her orders Coz exhibitions Of Fire
uct a. \ go j O. A
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j. BIFECKER, AUCrIONEER.
IA. Estate Of Horato Averel AT St. townsville n. Y A.
J. BIEECkER son n CO. viii SELL "Wednesday, June
e. s o'clock nj kiagsbury station House Johns
Montgomery county NY the valuable village and farm proper
belonging to the above estate maps and particulars OF which
may be had at the auctcneers Office No Pine street New
York.
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DRowNE A NICHOLS. kUCTroSEE~ = FRIDAY.
ID June q o'clock Of our salesrooms IS Nassau st.
Twenty t1 top Wagons various styles 20 be sold who
ou reserve 10 close account The wagons exit
lion nj oar salesrooms-
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L,oR BRrDGEroRT-rARE 50 CEvTs-FRoN PECK
alp, Esa River, the steamer BRIpgEfoRi leaves ere
~ Monday "Wednesday and Friday nj IL oclock
meeting win The Housatonic Nsurafuck New Haven aud
hAra''a A'p'ss '''A~ ''ss 4Eo. wv W coRr1Es Ar.u.
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CrATES ISLAND PERRY.

CrATES ISLAND FERRY.
Boats leave every hour from A. n of r n. from ZOOS q
The sni A ~ ssna p. " boats from New yors COZ
meet with the staten Island Railroad.
W aHs ssaaays soAa lcAys eyery ~ soV'
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Ill NV NoRN, june 10 1880.
me officers ~ this regiment and the members ~ Company
invited attend citizens drcs) the funeral OF
esteemed late brother soldier p H. @ poovan. surgeon
~ the regiment from bis late residence No so Henry street.
~ GEURGE LYONS Colonel
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sTEAMBOATs.

DAy BOAT FOR WEST POINT, NEwBuRa AND
j Pourhkeepse The steamboat Aida viii leave jar
street pier Saturday June q daily - A. NJ
touching Thrtieth and after june 40 returning
The city 6AO Passengers Albany. Troy Saratoga
poin, make connection III Poughkeepsie.
Baggage transferred free Pare - cents
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UCTION NOTrCE.-M C. EDEy. AUCTrONEER.-
"A EZRA LUDLOW, Jr, Will sell on Thursday. June le,
O'Clock at the saesroom No 6S Cedar street opposite the
Posi- Office mortgages sale Of the Stock Fixtures Furniture,
&C. Of wine and segnr store viz CorknG Machine Ccrks
Bottle baskets Show Cases Copper Pump Measures Tunnels
&C. Drainer Timble-s and Wine glasses empty Demijohns
&C Also Oh Paintings Engrayngs &c The stock In
Guides variety Of Champagnes Clsrets Pale and Brown
sherries Ports Maderas Brandies, tsome SUPERIOR
Runs Gins Whskeys &C. glass Also eight casks Brandies
&c Also fine stock Of Meerschaum Pipes and IIoders-par
very rich superior stock of Havana secsrs including
most OF the fayore brands and sazea Sale prempioy by
order OF the mortgage.
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HENRY HERTs, JR., .AUCrIoNEER. --sHERIrFs
IL sale, on Thursday June 81 az eleven o'clock No. 5K
Pine street large quantity Of ladies and misses CATERS
Slippers and chdrens shoes unfinished Shoes Leather
in sides and cut Iaces Sewing Machine Cater lining Shoe
Lasts &c. BY order Of JOHN KELLY Sheriff.
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least one span of said bridge in advance of
any team or wagon following the same
SECTION l3.-Be it enacted and ordained by
the authority aforesaid: That it shall be the
duty Of the Burgess, each of the Town Coun-
cil and the High Constable, strictly to prose-
cute all offences against the laws and ordinan-
ces of said borough, and against the laws
made for the prevention of vice and immoral
ity.
SECTION l4.-Be it enacted and ordained by
the authority aforesaid That all fines and
Iorfeltures shall be prosecuted before the
burgess, who shall be entitled to the same
ices as Justice of the Peace for similar SER
vices, and the High Constable shall be epti
tied TOR executing processes TO the same fees
as township Constable for similar services
Enacted and passed at meeting Of the BURGESS
and 1o'0n Council Of tie Borough of Fillmore.
hetd on the l9h day Of March, A d., 1860. !
EPHRAIM CRUM, Burgess.
attest, E. F. LYTLE, Town Clerk.
March %, 1860
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TAYLOR s. CREyIER

4 T THE HUNTINGDON NURSERIES.
IA HUNTINGDON, Pa,
sell Fruit 4 Ornamental Tress, Vines &c, of
better growth, larger size, and at lower prices
than any of the Northern or Eastern Nurseries,
and warrant them true to name
Standard Apple trees at l82 cents each
SIG per 100.
Peach trees, Is to 20 cts each-Sl2.5o to
Sl5 per 100.
Standard Pear trees, so to IS cts oach.
Dwarf Pear trees, sos toSl each-2O TO $50
per 100
Dwarf Apple trees, so to IS cts each.
Standard Cherry trees 37] to IS cts.
Dwarf Cherry trees so to rs cts
Plum trees so cts
Apricot trees 40 to so cts
Nectarine trees % cts each
Grape Vines 25 cts to 81.
Silver Maple trees 623 to 81.
European Ash, IS to /
European Larch, IS cts to l50
Norway Spruce, so cts to 81.
American BalSam Pine, rs cts to sl.5O
American Chinese Arbor Vita. so cts to
Sl.5O
Strawberry Plants, 81 per 100, &C. &c.
huntington Jan. 25, 1s6O.- 3m.
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FOR EMF.

FENhe subscriber will lease for a term of wears
THE PENSACOLA MILL PROPERTY, y
with l,600 acres of land adjoining, heavily
tlmbered-30 acres surrounding the mill are
cleared and under a high state of cultivation.
Also, Blacksmiths' shops, Trucks, &c The
Mill has one of Pages Circular Saws in it, as
well as an upright saw, and three small circu-
lars for lath, &c, and is capable of making
10000 FEET OF LUMBER PER DAY.
The above described valuable property will
be leased on favorable terms. Possession giy-
en- at any time. Address
LLOYD L HILL, Hollidavsburr.
Or WIN. H. GARDNER, ESQ, Wi.-,>-o Ia
September l, lS59:tf.
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ADVERTISEMENT.1
Beemersville, Sussex CO., n. j.,

Beemersville, Sussex CO., n. j.,
March 90, 1866. {
Mr.. !. G. SINGER Sir Yours of 9th was
received, and it affords me pleasure to answer
it, and tell you what | think of the Patent
Wheel. l bought the right of this county on
the first of jan, 1859, and consequently have
been using it more than year. commenced
the manufacture of these carriages in the face
of all kinds of opposition. Some said it would
give in one place, and some in another but
the wheel has proved strongest in the very
parts found fault with most. No,o have no
carriages ordered but the patent wheeled.
have used As setts of these wheels, and to-day
have ordered IL setts more.
1t is my honest opinion that in five years
there will be call for the old wood wheel
where the patent wheel is used The croak-
ers will beset you on every side, but they
must give it up. Get the wheels running and
you will be all right. Get the hardest driver
in your neighborhood to try them, and then
the people will see.
Yours, Truly, ISAAC DOLSEN.
Essg1 The Feed Cutters are selling fast, and
give satisfaction as far as heard from.