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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-07

This invention consists OF Duplex Tor two) Elliptic
Pure Refined steel Springs, ingeniorsly Braided
tightly and Firmly together Edge to Edge, making
the Toughest most Flexible, Elastic and Durable
Spring ever used. They seldom Bend or Brake,
their perfect aud beautiful Shape more than twice as
long as any Single Spring Skirt that Ever Has
Can be made.
The wonderful nexibility and great comfort aud
pleasure to any Lady wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt will be experienced particularly in all crowded
Assemblies Operas, Carriages, Railroad Cars, Church
Pews, Arm Chairs Tor Promansde and House Dress,
rs the Skirt can be folded when in TO occupy a
small place as easily and conveniently silk or
Mnsn Dress
A Lady having Enjoyed the Pleasure, Comfort and
Great convenience OF wearing the Duplex Elliptic
Skirt for a single day will Never afterwards willingly
dispense with their use. For Children, Misses aud
Young Lsdes they are superior 10 all others
The Hoops covered with pv double twisted
thread and will wear twice as long as the ngle yarn
covering which is used all Snele Steel Hoop Skirts
Steel, and twice or double covered to prevent the
covering from wearing of the rods when dragging
down stairs, stone steps, &c, &c which they are
constantly subject 10 when In use.
All are made ofthe new aad elegant Corded Tapes,
and are the best quality in evey part giving the
the most graceful aud perfect SHAPE po ssble
and nquastlonaby the li6htfst, most iesirabe,
comfortable and sec nomical Skirt over made.
Vests Bradley Cary, Propr etors oftle lnveutcn,
and Soe 1ulctuiers ~ Chambers, and 20 4 81
Reade Streets, New York. '.
For Sale IN all hrst-cass Stores in this City and
througho the United states and Can ada, favaa de
Cuba, Mexico, South America, anil the West Indies
pS-Ingulre for the Duplex Elliptic Tor do ible)
prog Skirt. F"' aug rs 3nd
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-07

TINHE undersigned is duly licensed Anet oneer
Il .or orMontgomery county, and will cry sales, as
onen "a his services, may be In demand.
Persons who have not taken out license will be al.
tended 10, II they violate the law.
N. B.-Rosidence 21f miles south east ofMIAMIe.
BURG. Ordersle with JOHN KISER, ,ir., or ADAM
CLAY, Miamisburg on Main street. will he attended
TO. Col. GEoRGE KIsER.
augIo-wlwoy
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Large sizes, Rich Rosewood Cases, Elegant
ly finished, Heavy powerful tone, &c.

Large sizes, Rich Rosewood Cases, Elegant.
ly finished, Heavy powerful tone, &c.
Il large Round Corners complete finish, back and
front.
soven ootayes, New Scale A. to A. Patent Iron Rim)
Grand Square, IA octaves do, A.. toe. s 500
Ornamental finish carved legs, all around Cor.
nerA.
even oetayes, New A. Scale Patent Iron RIM
Grand Square, ~ octaves do, Scale A. to O. $3.50
Carved legs ornate finish, serpentino Mold.
/, H inRs.
esand Square ~ oetaVes, patent Iron Rim,) 900
Rich carved legs, Beaded and serpentine
tu holdings. as
rand Square, ~ oetaves, Patent Iron Rimj eSS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-07
FARMS! FARMS ! 4!
TWO SPLENDID FARMS
MADISON TOWNSHIP,
(The Property Of David r. Miller)

The Property OF David 7. MiIIerD
Comprising two hundred and eighty one acres, for
sale The home farm or where the cid gentleman re-.
sides, is one OF The finest farms in Mon Omery county
Ihe improvements consist Of q large brick house
hne spring OF water almost at the door together with
an excellent spnng house
There ~ also on this farm steam sAw-rnill In
fine running order, with plenty OF timber to keep il
onstantly at work Connected with this Is the best
apparatus In the county Tor making Molasses from
sugar cane. 'II IIT II
The other farm hes adioining-onit there ~ large
bank barn, large dressed stone dwelling house, and
good out buildings.
fhe iand ofboth farms is Of the hest qualify and Is
situated about eight miles west Of Dayt on nd one
inlis nom Wofcreek pike in an old and thckly sett
ledAectUn Of the county t..
Hsold soon the purchaser put in fall crops. These
i9mH viii be sold cheap and immediate possession
For further PARTICULARS call on
JANIS KELLY, X. E. Agent,
augo ltd6w Office over Dayton Bank.
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Dayton, 1enla and Columbus Railroad.
Ga M M
CHANGE OF TINE.

THREE pAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS.
Through Trains from L)dyton 10 all Eastern Cities.
Gs.H I.I...H.. Ted -r4--- ..I...
TIIHREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, leavtn Dayton
j for the East as follows Mail, 7:35 A NJ. 90.
lbmhus Accommodation, 1l,O5 A. NJ. Night Express,
0l4O p NJ
lARRIYTNGAT UAYroN,-Night Express, 1850 p.
Y Columbus Accommodation, $50 A. M. Dayton
Hxpress, G;l4A NJ. ,t.,... . ID II
Trains run by COLUMBUS time, which Is seven mi n
utes faster than Dayton time.
Through tickets can he had for all Eastern Cities
by calling on Samuel W. King, Ticket Agent,
.r E. W. WOODWARD, Supt,
MAJ Cincinnati, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-07

The six snd third octavesa are vo feet eight inches
ong, and two feet ni1e inches wide. The seven oc.
ayes are six feet long, and three T. OF wide outside
hlllarge round corners, finished back and front
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-07
ptann :Tortes.

DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIsT.-June LIST, 1865.
Piano fortes In rich cases highly finished, made Of
materials carefully selected and prepared All have
their patent insulated iron rim and Frame (east in
one plecel with oyerstrung scales making them the
most perfect and durable known and Ca peclally
dapted TO warm climates All are finished with all
arge round cornersfront and back alike. Centre p-
nos. rtH f.E "rH j It-r =
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-07
SMALL PARLOR PIANOS.

FULL, ROUND MELLON ToNE-RASY AND
N 1fEvTtf TTtIfiI1,E1LLbbSAnp ~ LbSE @ AaD Or
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-07
EoRACCo-

For numbrr OF years a 10. stsrnberger have
been engaged In the purchase Of LEAF TOBACCO,
IN the Great Miami Valley, and they will continue TO
purchase the article At the highest market price. Grow.
ers invited TO call at their Clothing House. No 905
Third street, between the Postotee and the First Ma
tiona Bank, they offer gIe tadesnents to sellers
a2Idaw3m STERNBERGER a co.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-07

EXECUTORS NOTICE.

VNHE undersigned were on the seventh day OF Aug
Il nst, 1898. appointed and qualified ms Executors o
the Estate Of Ohrstana Sockum, late Of ontgomery
county, Ohio, deceased.
GEORGE VoNDERmDE,
j, q, MILLER,
WILLIAM FRlOKE,
O. A. FRIIzE.
aug 10 9tw 10.
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An OLD Mexlcan CITY DIscovered.

Advices from Mexico give an account of
the discovery Of an ancient city immersed in
almost impenetrabe forest in the vicinity Of
Ilco The position for ages, has guarded its
vast solitudes against invasion With great
difficulty party has finally penetrated its
depths, and discovered vestges of streets,
which we're followed until the discovery OF
two houses of rather singular construction,
covered with triangular vaulted or arched
roofs, one of which was entered, when they
discovered an extensive court, and init many
stone idols, which we're carried to Nuauchiin.
ango. They found passages crossing in every
direction but many OF the doors and en-.
frances we're stopped up with stones, taps,
and mud mortar, so that when they wished to
leave the various parts into which they had
separated in the course Of the investigation,
it was necessary to fire pistols and shout In q
loud voice in order to get together again.
Some Of the parties report having found the
ruins Of stone columns and stone stairs lead
log to high place, which, when struck gave
evidence Of vaults below. A more extensive
exploration is to be made.
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GIVE PEhFECT NsAATTHhsHSGTR sATHsFxGTTiRoNI. re-

Wholesale Agent for Piano Stools, Tuning Scales,
Tuning Hammers and Forks. Musical Instruments
aud Musical Merchandise Of all kinds. Piano Forte
maker materials OF all kinds So, Sci sc, all at the
owes. prices, When ordered, please give date Of
a.., O. JaWILLARD b..
ls'uHn' sfT broadway, New York,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-07

A letter writer, describing fashionable
costumes, as he saw them, on Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, says 81 observe that the pre-
yailing style Of garterS was blue" The style
Of dress enabled him to make the observation.
= Commercial.
Perhaps he meant CATERS
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-09-07

WILL commence Running one Througa Tiain be-
tween Cincinnati and the
EASTERN CITIES,
Passing through the celebrated
OIL Regions Of Pennsylvania.
Leave Dayton at 1920 m. Arrive 500 m.
Gallon commodation. Leave Dayton at 1905 q. m
Arrive at 4.05 p. IN.
The Eugnes Oars, and other equipments OF this
Line, are entirely new, OF tn most modern, substan
Nel ami approved descriptions, unequaled by any
Railway on this Continent.
THROUGH TICKETS rid this new and important
Route, can be procured at the Depot of the @. II,
p. Railway, and at aa the principal Ticket Offices in
the country.
baggage checked through.
X d. McLAREN, Gen'l Superintendent.
II. p. FULLER, Gen' Ticket Agent.
mo
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Urn GOODS.
| $50.
NEW SKIRT.

II ON/pIs VI" 'NA'''
TIE GREATEST INVENTION OF TIE AGE IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
] " BRADLENs New Patent DUPLEA EI.LIFiIC
,or donb!e) SPRING SKIRT.
VESTS. BRADLEy { CARY Gate J. !. J. o. "e-p'
snrF pEOpElTTOEs AND MASUFACTURERS nos.
a. CHAMBERS anl ~ and 81 READL-aIs., New
iOIk.
THIS INVENTION consists of DrrLHx lor twol fLIrro
e,c sPu1sGs ingeDiousy t2NDFD, TIGHTLY and fihhLf
.itr ypsK g. KDGE Wa.lue iir ToroHrsr n"s' fLfhi
~ ,r.zrIc and DGRABir SPRING ever used Thry sfinon
y~p or pur AK f.nc'" sTines and cone ineny e.
,eir ppHPKcT md BHtUTIFrL SHAPE TWICE % LOse a.
G,y vnTnrRyUI FLFxrBTLITY and great COMFORT end
r,,.sruY, n, any LADY WEARING the DUPLkx ELLpIlc
,,,, ~ IN ne xperirnred particularly IN al CROWDED hsskh
,1,rs OPERA CARRIAGE. RAILROAD CARS ChUtch Tive,
.,us for PROMENADE and HOUSE DREss az thc Shhi
s, no tolpyp when an Dsr, 10 OCCUPY snah P-ee %
"a, and Conveniently us SILK or MUSLIN DRIES.
any bsyn,g enjoyed the plcosure conlof, nnn fira. co
,ienr. of wearing tho DUPLgx ELLIPTIC rpnho bkT or
s,xGtv nay will never sfsrrerd willing diprst VIII inc
NJ. oS tfs FoR CHILpaES, Misses and foth" LADIES arc
superior to all others I'D r.orxsy,os-
uyY are the in every part ana
any The LrGH1asr most DEskABLt, CoAfonrAbhh ahs
s~osou,caL SKIRT made Foa SALE ~ 81 r'si
sro,Ys In rms CRY and throughout br United
U1vsyA DIX CuBA Mexico SoUrn AnrHicA' anu '"e WEST
INDIES. - ..,,,. ,,-rrEy rtI,pTIC SKIRT
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&c fObom II man CcatcrE.

A SSOCIATlON for IMPROVING the CON
~ DlTlON OF the POOR-Wu bile recent cal ioT charitable
AID from Savannah end from other Of the country
have been cheeraly responded by czrns. tie load
o Managers deeply the necessity of special appeal Ia
behalf o. t.e poor e. doors
The increase Of drsu,ou IN Winter has been greatly
aggravated 10y the severity Of the and other
Outdoor labor is Intercepted manufacturer ard con-
rsctor are receiving fry otdors and many Of e afset
establishments working shor time. have discharged
thei4 hands SicAnc.s also from cousesye end yus yers
small pox and Other disease which extensively prevail in the
pooe., .ectors the city hss conued to produce larger
Of pncnius poverty and poignant suffering than has
been known before in many years
But, beside these Ordinary OF indulgence and distress
.everhl YFw cIssrs o. tho neccsous 'wiua out o. the
WY have been thrown upon sympathy ard ass'ir
Among tie fancs o. soldiers who Lase Do cn on
.le city OF county bou-f d carrd and dbed sdrs and
fne. WHO have lo, obtained thrr arr~ariTrs pensions
and the vdcus ard orphans soldiers who have f~len in
their country defense
Add to tiese the expenses Of living Every one
knows thoi dollar currency tla. the IT'S
cents OF former yeaf. icuce while the contributions arr
above the usual q not J. shc ao q iler en-
HANGED values and aan f.. below tie nciu dcnard. horo
than rIF.KEs THOUSAND PERSONS AIDED hy the Aso
iion and o meet the Existing .rtv w. % glyE1nor-
sAsp DOLLARS beyond TIE present i'crp's va be reqed
On TIN. be, statement c Board reef their appeal A. they
never obtru6e the objects o. tine Associao public notice
except .ed by H. necesics they trust tas the reponsr
rvou win enabe q the presen' Temporary pressure.
They ucpd nc; Tor e ie and dou;e bat ioT he nniohn
nate and deserving lroy.lray thrown Upon chary Ttoe
v1 fuccofed liuine.s,fcn lfcaud and fcrted Hips Tor
e raIvn- operatives Of England. vii not Is believed
cose ,heif ear. 70 Gle r distress which comes from the
,o,,ersy..tr. "a and ,srctched q. doors.
Contribution lay b, sem TO r. b. MiNf IN. Trea'uTer'
u 80
80. % souti-st. BROWN, btDiHLE' 'O' 10 -
y-,ils.. 4 ~ HARTLEY 30. % Billc House. Aston
plsoe any Of the Ohoer' OF srihofzrd c"eciSi'
by order Of tie Boaid . ,.,,.. - 81,
IAsEs PoORNAs.
yAuYs LEScK,
sorN GAYsS Vice Presidents
4. H. NETHOeK.
IiOEA7IO AILgN,
RoBgRr T.. MiSTrES. Treasurer.
IoBRHT n. HAHTiKY. SECRETARY.
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TRTE RAILWAY.-Trains leave foot Of
VEW.YoRK and NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
1874 WINTER ARRAN8EMENT. lass.

TRAINS LEAVE NEW,Yohh. 2'THST AND Arh
AVENUE.
For New-Hayen. 100 SOo(Ex.l ll"A m. BIB 'E1,p
400 (ExJ a45, 80 and so0t tx.,l p m.
For Bridgeport TOO. 800, tEx,l lJO m l2i', tExb
200 (x..) 345 40 and SEQ tEx..) p. N.
For Milford and STAFFORD 100 ll.O Sd 49, p n
For Fard sout port aud westrcr., 7oo, ilos NJ rs.
Fdr Nerwalk 700, 800 tE1) SEQ ll.oc 1915. E1-1
. l5 40 $50, 900 tEx.,l IN.
For BARREN 30, go ilao a. IN. 3+s 40 80 m;
For Greenwich 200. $50 ll.Ba IN. 81 -, Az, ag Pm
For stanford TC0 300 tEx. $50 lly) a. M l2l9, tLx1
800 fFxl34j 40 SO. go, 300 tEx..l y. N
Fr Pof Chester ana inernsdiate stations 40, Nv IL
a. m. 3sJ, Az, $50 6.S0. 40 p. M.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Fox Boston via springfield 800 lex. 800 tEI,) SO
p M. p. 49,. 10 ,ooo -
For Hartford aud Springfield. 800 tEHl IN trhl ]'s
| NE.) l2.l5 eco r. m - ,,,x
For Connecticut River Railroad. 90 m. tEI LID p n
In Montreal 3 on a. H. ~ Northampton - ,
For Hartford Providence aud tishk Railroad soo tESj
Tor New ,iayru New London and stonn..on Railroads.
ACC a. m. IL. 49, 800. 400
| For Csnsl Railroad. l2.lj y. M. TO Northampton
| Fof Iioasatnnic Railroad, . a. m.
! For Nanea,nek Railroad. 3.0oa m, 300 p M
For Daubury aud Norwak RsiiToad, Nv, s,V M 49,
pm =, - H., % o IN +, ", train
JAMES H. HOfT, Supe.
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ALL persons who are indebted or who have
n contfaced debt g. EDWARD DUDLEi hcAAhoA.
either Is Covenant Bond. note oT Hook account PC hcI"Y
.i ID so u.t paving fhr aid MCMAHON ~ his Agent,
- te sid attached By BIZ. creditos ns neF nii
oofdna debtor and al doat do c1urariri % nm ia
~ Province can b. collected hy tc ntigct crtior', on
irr IN statute b. such made and Proie.-taaans
iffSEI T. 1HOlP.
Sheriff County Of fii'c' hd~ard
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SION or w YORK. or OrcF
IE FOLLOWING UNCLAIMED AND BONDED remained
OPEN n thPeii.o YGeGahom 49,.
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EOR SALE--The RESIDENCE of the late
TIstrlm Allen at Ravenswood l.. l.. consisting Of a
Vcry hand and commodi'us gothic bour in tie best
condition htc stable and bnu, shed aud well house Tie
grounds 0ie Ncruou-nye aud the Ea.t River,
aud have $50 feet eth They laid on, very Handsomely,
forming one Of ,he largest and finest lawns the Island
lcc is acat variety of choice FRUIT Ornamental and
shrubs. The 0cl j. Of hc peHsaf,s; sround New
York, less than mile iom Hunters Point Ferry mlke it
ages 81 the country. Apply DANIEL r. HOAG, No. IS
" aLsi.. OF WILDLY WALLACH. No. g John.st.
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ATEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.

1
Consisting Of the oowine snd sp'eld,d steamer ,
ELECTKA. Cent. j. W Nye' GALATEA. Capt. W. N.
Jones, oCEKNUs' Cept. :. C.owen :.
One Of the above a,.n. steamers VIII leave Pie No
81 North River, foot Of Robnsonsi. Daily SUNDAYS e4
70 connecting at ro.idcuee with ':i5 c. Train for
Boston.
.,pIb., steamers m uu.uressed in their arrangements
or ih- and safety Of passengers and theT facilities Tor
~, Ge s.irin. for I've nish. not disturbed
an they ars IN Providence Of an hour early enough 10 So
Gt aesred ia the hrst accommodation tram io'
ror information regsre to F.cshi ts Apply toIsAAc
oDELL General fieiihi Agent r.,r Ne" ~ ~ ~ NV En-.
WARDS General Ticket AGENT, Pier No "a North klyer
C,TEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touch
y In. at QueenstowR Cork naFbor).-yhe we'Iknown
steamers the Liverpool NewYosA and Phds S,ran
shp Conf amy unln Lne carrying Tie T. D. MA'' arc "
CITY or sN,ur" Mch II
CirY Oh sata,a.v. ssy' 10
And every succeeding SATURDAY, a, noon from rie' ~
North River. 80 ,.ss,ev
Payable ip r2ld or it, F. Ss 81
ti,t on 20 London. a. oo Steease 70 ondon'' - W
Fir, Cabin TO Peh.. % ~ sieerase to rs...'' M
Cstm 70 Hamburg 90 os,eerise 90 iianpn5s .. ~
p.,sen..rs also forwarded TO isue Bremen. ho''saAn
Antwerp Sc q eqno' ~ uss.,cwn lot Cabin s,s ss5
Sio5 s,s~rage $50 Those who wish to send i0f tier
friends can buy icSc;s mere at these rstcs. a..
g., artber Information apply a. III. Company onicss
'0' JOHN q. DALE. Agent. No. IS broadway y. y.
NOR NEW. ORLEANS, DIRECTING new
i and hr.,-clas. New YoIk mad i, steamship
J. b. HupRETH, Commander, -
,vfu leaye Pier No. y. H. on siitkDAf Msrcn III |"
pm -, ..s .o.,,,,,,ol,,iop. nv frei 1ht
r,r !" H. b. CROWN ELL 4 Co., No 70 Wests@
The George Cromwell VIII succeed
1J7UE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL sTEAMSliiPs. c.,,xo
,,S,r,vrrN NAV YORK AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
't AT CORK IARBOk 49,,
n mo AT HALIFAX AND CORK HAhbOh ~,
AIrs1It New ork W ednesslay CD
I,f-pDp I...... leaves Boston,. ednesdly. MaFch
Eni% ....leayes New OK. " ednesdsy, March
l.ayes Boston. " ednesday, March ID
c,,Rn .esyes New ork. W edns sday ANch =
IEpIca ..... leaves Boston. "wednesday March y
FRoy NEw.yORk TO LIVERPOOL .,..
(ttefCsbin Passage. To-
SECOND CABIN Passdfe. ~
PROM kosIos TO LIVERPOOL .,.,.
Chief Ahin Passage. ......''...''.''Dis-
se,opd Abn Passage. % w
r.xsble In cold It's eu valrnt IA United states SHS
berth. no. secured until paid ior.
Aurxprcnoed surgeon on board
Nh. owners OF these snips w not De accountants or opecs
or Valuable. ue. Bills Ladins having the vauo expressed
are signed therefor.
y" r. CCNAnD, No. Bowlny green.
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Glc0iral.

4 BOOK containing an account Of PILES,
~ FisTULA, Structure, and thirty other iMPoiti'
ANT DISEASES VIII be sent recrip. ~ - cents OF can
be had opplirs,on to HENRY \. DANIELS, Operative
and Consulting Surgeon No. a. Inionsguaie ~ Y.
nR. LEWISs MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE. No. 7 Brachs,. between Narlcs and
West broadway, l. the only place where the afflicted "l
receive proper medical treatment Hoursfcm Pam 70 pm.
nR. A. LEWIS, PHYSICIAN and SUR
IL CEON, treats successfully all difficulties that females
sr. snbj.c, 20. Relief given IN al cases. Once NO
Beach A., three doors iron, West Broadway New Ola
TURKISH BATHS, at No. III Lalght-st.,
N-w-Yok. Hour- for ssntleincn from to a. m, sno
SUNDAY.
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VALUABLE REM sEdIrh = raNAs Il order to
,.,e H. ,, otter ior sale the loowirs desirable proper
~ 10 B,s3tisn, J.. D., late Wihan,sDa'S VIZ
= i,e,I = Hong aud Lot, No ~ Ilire ~.
llreIii,. f.on.e and Lot, No. ~ t"niih-,l
slo-e sd D.grllin. Lot, No ~ fonfip''t
s,-e ,pd Dwelling Lot, No. 1913 fouith -
sof. grd Dwelling Lot No. ~ fo.i,"
s,,r.. I'D Ige.lin. Lot. Nc. III louft,t-
D., NJ. Iioase and lot No. II south rifil -
U,....f.,, l,osse and Lot, No II south rns,s.'
l,,.eDi, T. ! ioa.e odd Lot. No ~ south rH,'s''
E,,i; /, ifol.e and Lot, No 20 South Firftt
paeii..- ilou.e and Lot No. 70 sonui s eeon1 -
DDr,s Hose and Lot y. T.. coz south FiI', q a., =
1,re iIoUs. AID Lot No. % BFoa9way' ne = D.
G n. 3 a. opporinn.'y rarely ohrred 70 parshase ro
suyr snd valuable real cais On .S aepe 81 The Ex.
.ioS, No H. Wsi ~. Nov lol. or " hOi,oAN, i,I
- soufh seyeiirz,.. or HUGHES "AHhN o''ASi '"'''
- - - GS5iEs, NJ, RN5 ly.eu,,u.s
AANJA l. llCNARD,)
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E'ARMS and COUNTRY SEATS for SALE,
At Railway. tilebelL and Painted n. J-Aneat cor
IA6L with GtGeu and Fruits. flr fJo 10. : 500
for ~ 90: g.! D. acres, $3.50. Of 80
$1,000; OF co acres, $1,000 and others in on fus Of
Nev y Oh and New Jersey. from 90 60 - COO Apply
"a $. +. IRELAND. No 3 Pim st, Room No. -.
HOU SIS for SALE, in BROOKLYN, from
$3.50 20 5000 each. Inquire q. No 4 Pine-s,. room
No. ]. from II 20 , clock.