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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02
Publications

NF the American Reform Tract and book Society
~ and Of the AmeTtcaH Bible NacteF, For sale at X
BuRR's Jewelry store, sigu Of the B0 ClocK.
Dec. S0ts, 1852.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02

Sheriff g. Master Commissioners Salr.
Israel Lucas ct al CRT I'll virtue os,s Of e 2 de de.
james Benson and Wife ct. al to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas Of Delaware County, Ohio, I shall
offer at public sale at the door Of the Court Room in Del
aware, on
7ussd ~ the 9Th day Of March 1860.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock a m and 8 O'Clock p m
the following described real estate, o -wit Situate in
the State of OHIO, County of Delaware and in the Wiz
ginia Military District or survey No. 2673 and being in
lot No. 81 in the town OF Bellepoint and having so feet
front and $50 feet deep. Appraised at $3.50.
CHARLES SHERMAN, Sheriff
and Special Master Commissioner.
Feb. 8, '6o-*ts [$3,Ool
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i march 2,'6O@4tl MANSURT
Don't Read This!

MEN WANTED to sell RAPID SELLING, valu-
Iva able FAMILY WogKS.
Historical, Descriptive, RELIGIOUS &c,
At loc prices, with INTERESTING CONTENTS and beautifully
CoLoRED Plates
RJ- For circulars with full particulars, apply to HENRY
HOWE, who for ttCeaiy years has been publishers of Agents
Books e5cIusiaeEy. Address him at 12I Main Street, Gin
cinnati, Ohio or if you live East, at 100 Nassau St, N Y.
March ., '6o-*3t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02

Dianah Frccsc, Plaintiff, Before W. T. Watson
vs.. "a. p. Of Concord tip,
John W. Kittie, defendant Delaware County o,
IN the 18th day Of February, 1860, said Justice
~ issued an order of attachment III the above action
tor the sum of Thirty Dollars and prob, BILE costs
Feb. n, 1S6O#3t. DIANAH FREESE-
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IRON and Mails,

TUST received a good stock of IRON and NAILS,
q purchased since the recent decline and which viii
he sold at corresponding low prices. Don't forget 10 cal
al the Upper Hardware Store.
Jan Q, '6o-&2m G. G.. CHAMBERLAIN.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02

Directly FROM the Mills IN Michigan.
Also, a good assortment OF Poplar walnut, therrN N>o
Ash Lumber, Dressed Flooring and Ceihng surfaced nF
ler and Ash Shinrle In fact everything wanted IL.
building purposes, all of which he is Determined TO eel
as low, FOR CASH, as can be bought in this place,
Panel Doors, Sash and Blinds,
can be furnished TO order on short notice. All kinds
Lumber baught and sold. ot i"ieo
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02

We notice by the Columbus papers that Mr.
R. CoLvIN has recently deposited in the Agri-
cultural Rooms, in the State Capitol, a couple of
beautiful models of the Langstroth Bee Hive,
which is so extensively manufactured at his es-
Establishment on the Sciote.
In this connection it may be well enough to
state that the experiment of introducing the
italian Bee into our American Apiaries will be
thoroughly tested the coming Spring. Mr..
CoLvIN has imported a number of swarms-a
number have also been procured for the Patent
Office at Washington--and we notice by the New
York papers that our old horticultural friend,
Ss.B. Parsons, of Flushing, who has just re-
turned froln Europe, has made arrangements
for receiving early in the Spring over one hum
bred colonies, which will be accompanied by
an experienced Italian Bee Keeper, and he an
ticipates reaping a rich harvest from the specu-
lation. The characteristics of the Italian Bee
are thus described by an intelligent German bee
keeper
i. The Queen, if healthy, retains her proper
fertility at least three or four years.
q. The italian bee is more industrious and
the queen more prolific than the common kind;
because, in a most unfavorable year. when 9TH
er colonies produced a few swarms and little
honey, his Italian colony produced three
SwdrmS, WHICH niieu Vnelr hives respectively
with comb, and together with the parent stock
laid up ample stores for winter; the latter yiel-
ding besides "a top-aox well filled with honey
The three yeung colonies were among the best
in the apiary.
8. The workers do not, at most, live longer
than one year; for though the bees and brood
in the parent hive, when the first swarm and
old queen left, were of the Italian stock eXclu-
siyely, few of this kind remained in the fall,
and none survived the winter.
A. The young queen is i~mpregnatcd soon af-
ter she is established in a colony, and continues
fertile during life. Were this not SO, the gem
uine queens would not have continued to pro-
duce pure brood during those seven successive
years.
IS. The queen leaves the hive to meet the
drones. If not, it would scarcely have happen
ell that all the young queens bred i'll those
seven years. with only one exception, were i'm
prcgnated by common drones and produced
bastard progency.
&c. The Old queen regularly leaves with the
first swarm, or the genuine italian brood would
not have been invariably the product of thu
swarm, but occasionally ut least, of the parent
colony, which never happened in all that time
COUNTY LoAN.-The County Commissioners,
through the agency Of b. Powers, Esq have
negotiated with parties in New York City for
the SIC, 600 loan authorized by the recent act
Of the Legislature. The loan was taken at par,
the bonds ST 600 each ! bear 8 pcr cent. in
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02
Olentangy Iron Works

A Re still in full blast and prepared to manufac-
IA ture to order
sTEA EN- GINES,
of every size and variety, of the latcstand most improv
ed pattcrs, including
or ID L e IN ES -
adapted for FIGURING Mills and Manufactures giving the
most perfect motion that can be obtained by any motive
power now in use.
Also, a variety of Engines particularly adapted for
driving @ e-z-v
&-SA w LLs.E &
such as the Donble Geercd or Beltcd Mill, direct attach
ment for Mdley Saws, direct attachment for Sash Sa VS. sc
e--.. NJ l. L. 6 4 E RS ,---t-
of the latest and most improved patterns gotten up and
arranged by an experienced Millwright.
DR. 81 p o w Is
of various styles and patterns
...-T-.a= b. s IT O v E s 100000. --.- d
LeTel's improved Buckeye Stove, Double ovon Stoves,
Premium Stoves, &c. -
HOLLO Wv e.
OF every description. CAULDRoN Kettles, KETTIEs,
STEW KETTLES, PoTs, OVENS, SKILIE1s, Sc, &c.
PL S PL O w 8!
Longs newly improved Pillow, Michigan Double PlOw
Gibbs Bar Share Pillow, &c.
WAFTED.-Old Brass, Copper and Block Tin.
R1- All orders p! omptly attended to.
BRADLEY. BURNHAM LAMB, & co.
June24 ;53.
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A NEW CARPET WARE-RooM
Settlement of Estates &c.

Settlement Of Estates DC.
THE following Guardians and Administrator
u have filed theft papers for settle nent
J. NJ Il V. Cellar Administrators of Joseph Cellar
deceased.
s. p. Lott Guardian of 2. Cook.
Eliza Concklin Guardian of H c., George W and Milo
ConGklin.
James Haney Guardian of Edwin Worth.
Catharine Shannan Guardian OF her children.
There will be a hearing on the above cases at my Of
flee, in Delaware, on saturday, March 10th, 1850.
]. RANNEY, Probate Judge
Delaware, Feb II, ~1s6o--*2t
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02
Our MUSICAL FRIEND.

Our MUSICAL FRIEND.
66s.HE...8.8
"0U[R MUSICAL Y N}gtAL F FRIEND" a Rare Companion
Every Pianist, Should procure this weekly
Every Singer, Publication Of Vocal and
Every Teacher, Piano Forte Music, costing
Every Pupil, but TEN CENTS a number.
Every Amateur, and pronounced
BY the entire Press of the Country, to be
1.-THE BEST AM HEAPES WORK OF THE KIND IN
THE WORLD"
Twelve fullsized Pages of Vocal and Piano Forte Music
FOR TEN CENTS.
Yearly, SIS HaIf-year, se-5o Quarterly, s1.25-
Subscribe to % Our Musical Friend y or order it from
the nearest newsdealcr, and you will have Music enough
for your entire family and at insignificant cost and if
you want music for the Flute, Violin, Cornct, Clarionet,
Accordion, etc, etc, subscribe to the
Solo MELODIST,
Containg II pages, costing only
10 Cts. a No; Yearly, $3.50 Half-yearly, SLIPS.
All the Back Numbers at 10 cts. and Bound Volumes,
containing II Numbers, at 81. SO each, constantly on
hand c. b. SEYMOUR K CO.,
Feb. 10 %3m. l07 Nassau ST., New York.
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i. Griswo1d

DEING commissioned as NOTARY, PUBLIC viii
ID attend 10 preparing and taking acknowledgements Ell
Deeds, Mortgages, Dispositions, Powers OF Attorney, max
ing and recording NotariaI Protests, Administering Oaths
Writing Articles Of Agreement. &c, &c Persons ap-
plying at my residence on Sandusky street, will seldom
fail Of finding me at home. March 2*eow3t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02
Notice.

THE undersigned Administrators on the Estate
i of ARIJAH LEONARD, deceased, hereby give notice
that application will be made to the Probate Court OF
Delaware County, Ohio, on the 18th day Of March, 1SGo,
for an order to sell at Public Auction the uncoilccted
claims, debts and demands due and owing said Estate
remaining in the hands of said Administrators.
WM. BIAIN. ,1.-
JOSEPH POTTER,
Feb 17-M4t.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02
Farm for Sale,

7 0CATED in Berlin township, Delaware County,
- IL miles north from Cheshire, miles east from Del
aware; contains I09 acres. 1t is well Watered with springs
in different parts-has an orchard of good fruit-good
farm buildings, in good condition The farm is under
good cultivrtion. He offers it at SIS per acre.
For further particulars call at the premises
March 2-sSt- GEORGE HAVENS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02
S100 000 WORTH OF WATCHES AND

less prices than any other house i'll the city. Send for
my Catalogue of articles and prices.
On the receipt OF one dollar by mail, l will forward to
any address "a beautiful set of Gold studs and Sleeve But
tons, or a No. ! Gold Locket. or Il Gold Stone or Seal Ring ;
for So, a LADIES' Breast Pin and Ear Drops, either Cameo,
Mosaic, FlOrentine, Gold Stone, or any other styles or
for 81, a silver, open face Watch or for SIS, IL inc Gold
Hunting Case, Lever Watch, warranted to keep good
time or for SO, Il Fine Gold Vest Chain or for Sc. Il
Fine Gold Neck Chain, as samples of any of my goods.
Young men out of employment could not do better than
invest II small sum IN my Jcwelry, and dispose of it thro'
the country. Add cSS,
MOSES Is. GLINES, Wh"esdIe JeueIer,
Feb 3+#4t- los Broadway, y. Y.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02
Fable Ware
Fine Cutlery,

"A LARGE assortment of fine Pocket EhiveS and
~ azors from the celebrated nfan1factory OF VIM. LiEA
christ just received Ut the Jeaelry andFahcy store .hdy%
8, WflIiam5 BlocE. These goods arc warranted superfoT
to any others i'll the ~niarket-English moi excepted. Gem
tleInen are invited 70 call and look at them. 4-e- vary Il
c. PIATTs !
Delaware, May 6.-stf.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02
Axes !! Axes !

TUsT received 20 dozen Chopping Axes Of the
best patterns and makers, whiCl are offered by the
box or single to suit purchasers. Also, Broad Axes
Carpenter's ADJ, Hand Axes, and Smuggling Hatchets.
For sale at the Upper Hardware store by
Dec 2 ,'59-*tf c. CHAMBERLAIN
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02

Estate of Leonard Love.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has beer appointed and qualified Executor Of
the estate of Leonard Love, decd, late of Delaware
county, o. All persons Interested will govern themselves
accordingly.
JACOB C. SIDIE, Executor,
Feb q, 'GC-*3t. Redwood Union Co., o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02

NET Hanna & Co.'s Premium Chewing Tobacco
" for sale at
March =, go at. MANSCR'S.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1860-03-02
Cousrr LoAx.-The County Commissioncrs

COUNTY LoAN.-The County Commissioners
through the agency Of B. Powers, Esq have
negotiated with parties in New York City for
the $4,000 loan authorized by the recent act
OF the Legislature. The loan was taken at par,
the bonds (Sl, GOO each bear 8 per cent. in
tercst, and two of them fall due annually, COIN
mencing .st January 1861 and ending lst Jan
uarv 1868.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16
tratebes, Jemelrp, Sc.
CHARLEs FRODsHAM WATCHES.
TIFFANY 4 Co.,

TIFFANY Co.,
No $50 BKOADNAY, N. Yi-.., ~,
RESPECTFULLY INVITE THE ATTENrlON Vr
their patrons and the public arrangement recently per
frcted. by which IN connection With Mesas WILLARD
s EXCLUSIVE SALE Of the FR0DSHAM WATCH
10 the speciahies Of their establishment -. l.. -...
70 every one either luxury necessity In accurate
t,n this moot and durable OF keepers
presents desve claims Combining the results Of long studied
snnieson OF science and Of s1pestvely fine ni.h ss
Excellence has BY the unique swads
rar an AND MEDAL or HONOR (THE ONLY AWARD
AT THE PARIS EXHIBITION OF 1852. o,,o,
THE GREAT RUSSIAN MEDAL-A PECULl IAN ny SO Sn
AND BY PRIZES FROM THE BRITISH GOFEhShENi,
AMOUNTING TO OVER tl3,M
In recommending it to their patrons TrFANfA eo ans
very long general ACQUAINTANCE with the wor tne ses
fsbicsn having tested Mr. Rr0dshsas work BY s,s. Of
extraordinary severity confident In asserting s superiority
in every desirable watch Est has ever Sons
under their inspection For outside PROOF Of ns %
authorized to refer to The undersSned genon WI"
have purchased the Watch from them; 80 =. ,,.rY.,
VIM B. AST0R, jr, N. Y, ID. C. KAY, metropolitan ho'ei
y L. VULTEE, N Y, N T., :, -
A. b. SANDS, N. Y, JOSEPH ALLEN, n J.,
w. III. GUETHER, N. Y, w. h. BULkLEf ~ r.
r. M ESTENEY, N " VIM MASON, n "a, =,
w. 4. BLODGETT, N Y, H. WAlNWhiGHT, NJ l.,
AUG FLEMING, N. Y, l. ~ SINGER, N T.
J. N GENIN, n. Y, G. H. MCCOhMiCh Tmcsso'
]. J. AGNEW, N. Y, .. b. WAhhES,( ia roy
Z. w. LOWER, N. y, MAJ ~ hTEh, Y. o. A.
BENJAMIN HALLIDAY, San Francisco.
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III and TROY connecting with trains NORTH and WEST.
From Monday April 90 1850 Trains WIN leave chauesr =
Station follow. Through Express Trains and II a 40
(snndsys ineuded; Way Trains for Sing Sing se m -
li5 and ?. m FOR Poashksspsis i,s and BE n -
sist st. Buffalo and Northern Lightning News TAIN ci
Emigrsnt 6:H p. Ps.senssn taken .. Chsnoen ~.
Chrsophez and slstsk Trstns for New.Yort lesys ~
I4S (Sundays ineuded and s;4s and io;lo a sne ~
sos (sundays aeudsa axa sss and A, sss{
an hourietss A. u. SMITH O0p@s...-------~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

LARM wANTED.-Any person who rs Is Willing v.lat
to LEASE. ff three year. 70 tsmy .srs IN one hind
house in this city and ven aYs, 20 aes
steambest Landing railroad staop. a I'm s'rt III nn,
cSs. sesabe place be and IN Grdsr and
.nS ssens need spply Address FARMER Tribune Office
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Ocean Steamers, &r.

TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVI.
n CATION COMPANY's NETWORK AND GALWAY
LsEThs mex. from EFsdE viii ss the :psns
THURSDAY July - 1860 touching at St! Johns f. to re-
el.; $50 and s:s third sso In
Johns class ss Passage IN The third elias. Gao 3 secured
Belfast. sa7 from Londonderry Ss' 30 from Waterford Ss'i
For hsisA' OF passage 'pp.ii G lex HOLLAND Co,
Agents for the Line, No. 81 Broadway.
NETWORK to GALWAY, via ST. JOHNS,
~ H.:
steamer PARANA Capt Keenan, win sail TUESDAY, July
wsy with snd freight touching at st. Johns r.
Rate. 81 Cabin $780, $50 s7s accord.
ing to selection Of State Rooms
Third forward Cabin ss' including cooked provisions
Third cass passengers to provide bedding knife fork plate,
by this route are checked through any OF the
principal the railways Of England aud Ireland
passage and freight apply on board the chip at Pier No.
w. ''''' ''''' ROWLAND AspINwALL, Agents.
DORTLAND and WHITE MOUNTAINS.-The
A;!i * !i.;f.i .'s:S.lI or.~.
: y. ,'5T + hs "s
P.sssse and fare including .tateroom, IS.
TIE most direct and picturesque route pctveen new
York and the White Mountains, via Long sAnd and Vineyard
soupds TO Portland and Grand Trunk Railway 70 0orhsms
which only r.i az; y; 81; ss:: ~,
THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS Steamship
Il BREMEN. Il. WsssnIs Commander, carrying the U. $.
MALL VIII sATuRDAY' Aug. I. au o'clock NJ,
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
Taking Passengers for
LONDON, HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN,
At the following rates:
fi,t eshin, $780, second cabin. ESQ., stserass, sss.
For freight or passage apply TO .
GELPCKE, kEUTGEN REICHELr,
No. - Broadway.
CTEAMER Of JULY %
- FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HkvRE.
The United States Mall S,sanship
NANDERBILT,
p Y. Lsfoyre, Master,
WIN sa nom Pier No N. r. EewYok, at IL oolooki noon
SATURDAY, July o. with Mails Passengers, aud specie
for England and frnoe
FIst Cabin 1lSo. Second osbiu, go,
ID. TORRANCE, Afsnt
Ne. Bowhna 0tssa, Nsw.YsSt.
s,s.ss.hle ILLINOIS ssis Ausss u,
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q 10 0ll0 to $2O,OOO.--The attention of

$1,000 c tN sG Shs rs asssnsn OF q
MANS Il called to the following party holding large in
IN of the most valuable Improvements OF the age
(upon many years Of time and labor have been
spent large expenditure of eans successfully com
and secured by Patent In the United States
aud Europe by force Of circumstances to part with
portion whole OF said interest Part cash and part other
rsnsemrnts made with suitable lPsres This matter is well
wohy notice and examination oil great value 70 those
ioeresed Prompt action highly necessary as the time is
and any person DESTROYS the subject may
make iumente application to VIM A FITCH, At the office
OF Ike American Agncuturt No l89 Wster-st New ork
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NNHE Subscriber offers for SALE, or to LEASE,
10 EXCHANGE for landed property In the City Of New;
Eork suburbs, large and extensive MANUFACTURING
ESTABLISHMENT located In Connecticut the Sound
communication with NswYerk daily both By steamboat and
rsroaa
The works fitted replete With improved
new within the months and together is capable Of
poyins $50 The buildings Of brick and substantial
AID believed inducement be offered 10
or company about engaging any manufacturing business
the property not disposed Of all together the lahe
address B. e., Tribsne Office Now-fork-
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Hlusiral Boxes.

>>o~~>>~~-~e~~~~~~>~
WE have now on hand large and splendid
w assortment Of MUSICAL BOXES, playing l. 8,
TO- H. To- "a and % tunes manufactured by the best makers Of
SWITZERLAND.
Msndoinss, oyerues Expressive &c &C. secomgsnments
of FLUTE, BELLS DRUMS, and CASTAGSETTES, Gems
from Operas Popular American Melodies Negro Melodies
TOY MUSICAL BOXES, playing l. 2, 8, and tunes.
PAILLARU L. MARTIN, Importers
Musical Boxes repeired. No. 81 Maiden lane, NewYork
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GntIerp, 6aromare, &e.
90 formers an6 Others.

II ET G. H u M
IN IMPROVED MOWING-MACHIEES.
THE LATEST IMPROVEMENT.
This machine VIII be found combine simplicity. effective
ness and cbsspness fail give satisfaction Has
been used on Of the following geRemen whs all spess
IN high terms OF II:
MILAN CULLEN BRYANT, Rosyn, LII
MARCUS SPRING, Perth Aniboy.
DANIEL TOMPKINS, Hsyoistrsw, N Y.
A y DICKINSON Kstonah, N. Y.
LEONARD CHADEAYNE, sing Sing NJ Y.
One horse Moving Machine, 81 y. Bar, $50 70, eIs
NsA i"SH'''' tia $50 b, sss
Heavy -, n :. so so n. ssS
Extras to each Machinel scythe Knives Fingers and
Wrsnch. ..
VESTING TOOLS at
MAPEYS WHOLESALE and RETAIL
AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,
No. III and l2s Nsxsau.t., ~ z.
CHARLES " MAPES.
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Roofing.
Billiard Gables.

DHELANs ANN
il IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES AND
COMBINATION CUSHIONS.
Protected by LIE te Patent dated Is 1885, Oct 49, 1856
Dec g. 1857 r. 1888 Nov 49, 1883 and uch ~ 1903
fx The recent improvements In these tables make them I'M
surpassed world They offered TO the scientnc
players combining speed with truth never before OBJ
aimed In any Billiard Table
PHELAN 4 COLLENDER,
Sole Manufacturer
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Aonse-fnrnisbing GOODS.

NUIUHIOUb rAO L. ITO UnoaPvSg "1'u , ~
"A place to buy Refhgerators Silver Pated Ware Table
Cutlery, &C., Is T.; D. baSosUhUS'
the Cooper Institute Astorpace 3D. and 4sh avs
DOLLAR REFRIGERATOR.
i With FILTER and WArER-COOLER combined
The cheapest Self yenatng Provision Preerver In
the world. -
BARTLETT LESLIE, Sole Manufacturers OF GARDEN
Vases Rotating Ash Siters, and Old Java Coffee Pot -
No. 436 Broadway NY.
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NORTHERN RAILROAD of N. J.--Leavss

IN foot Of CouTtlands Jersey City Fery daily Banzsys
excepted and and for Piernons and Saderwi
Piermont and 7:as M and $40 and Sis p Stages
eonasc. for Hsksnssck Nyaek City. end Hsfyestrsw
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ss,,sr n. NroolAr. Aoctiensss.

aEpuar H. NiooIAr. Aoctisnssr; c,,orvo
DpnJu,AR AUCTION SALE OF STOCKSs
X IN n<,Nbs-AIBERT NICOLAY will sell, THls
DAY Monday July u.s. Ct ~ o'clock, u the 0ocA 'N'"
No ~ wlis n ~ Az Bank of C Commonwealth tlo)
NJ Coutin~lts Bank, lCo 90 r river pans aSo
IS AItbsus' Bank elo % w hts. MS MS ySIoo
~ y..In,.c, MAJ 800 2oIndemnity las, ~
8 Atlantic Mar RR Co $50 40 Lenex IN, - &,os
~ < ~. t Ia sso 40 Lohlsrd lns, S25: "a.
~ rr ptnsr ins AIS so Cfhe and n w. RH SI
10 Knick erbocker lns, SO - Mcrcsnt'ie "s@ i"''
10 Gt West Ins. 500. 10 II =. O.. M Ro,d.
81 TOO Milwaukee and HORIZON IN per ct ~, pands
1880 La Crosse and Mwsniee kh per ~ ~ nnS s
si'SOO Mol lie and Ohio RR. per cent income Do"a'
10 COO Treye rton Coal aud RE- lst Mtg Bopds ,,.n
NeIt regular sale on Jny ~ ss TFIaIRsDAY
selos of Stocks and Bonds every MONDAf ana sat-
or every day whenever required 81 ~ ocScs ~ tns S'1I
Ssesroem 10 81 Wilsmt OF Msrcssnis 80 q
sIe9, 49, W, ps.rd ~ XLBTRT n. N1COLAY,
sns o''A''' N'~ Auctoneer and Stock Broker,
... No 50 Wiliamst., near WAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16

A. M. MARVIN, Auctioneer - 60,
DY BANGS, MERWlN g. Co., Irving Build
I'D inss Nos ssi and s9s Broadway the metropolitan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-16
Gopartnfrsbip Notifies.

dissolution OF COPARTNERSHlP:-
~ office hereby given that the heretofore
existing under the Of BENNETT ny 5TD a
NETT authorised @ .etts the accounts o. t1s Me % vii
Continue the business has been hestoore AZ
sFiIth avenue HoteL-July H. 1850. A. hoM ExMT