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nlc0ttal.
EYE AND EAR INSTIT Ut E.
DR.. UP DE CRAFT,

Eye AND EAR IN TIT Ut f.
DIR. UP DE CRAFT,
OcuHst, Au,fst ami Gea0nl Surgeon, E}mira, ". Y.
Treats all Diseases of tie Eye, Ear and Throat.
THE EYE.-He will operate upon Cataract, Artificial
Pupil Cross Eyes, achryma Fisula, Perygium, Entro-
piOu Inversion OF the eyeld and treats all forms Of
. SORE EYES, such rs Grauulated Lids, Purulent
Ophthamia, Opacities Of the COInea, Scroulous dis
eases Of the Eye and all diseases TO which the Eyes IS
THE EAR.-Treats successfully Discharges IRON the
Ear Noises in the Ear. Difficulty oil Hearing, Deafness,
Gycu when the Dram Is entirely destroyed, WILL insert
artificial one, answering nearly all the purposes y the
natural.
THE THR0AT-Ulcer2ted Throat, Enlarged Ton
sils, together with
CATAERH
in all its forms, permanently cured
GENERAL SUEGEBY.-Hc will operate upon Club
Feet Hare Lip Cleft Palate, TumoFs. Cancers. Morbid
G.owths Deorlitics from Burns, and Hernia, and per
any portion Of the face is destroyed through disease
or otherwise, bv healing them n anew
So viii attend TO the AmputatioG oil Limbs, -Es
and General Surgery in all its branches.
INSERTS ARTIFICIAL l. ES.-Giyng them all the
motion and EXPIRE esou of the natural, deiyug detection,
they are inserted without removing the old one pro-
ducng pain.
The Doctors collection of instruments comprises all
the latest improvements and is the largest il the State,
the superior advantages he has mad in periectnE him
sell in all that IS sud valuable in Surgery, warrants
him in saying that every hing within the Uou1s 0 Tie
profession may be expected OF aim.
The Institute has been greatly enlarged, so that we
can accommodate increased number oi patients
from distance. Comfortable Boarding Houses attach
ed to the establishment.
No iaculaJie cases ,sccired for I:aatmsnI ., opera
tons. Ii q case is iDeuTabe he WILDE 50 informed.
Iustac on Water street opposite the Hranard House
ElmiIa. N. Y. Feb. 2. 1865.
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G0neational.

CTATE NORM SCHOOL,
MANSFIELD, TIoGA COUNTY, PA.
SCHOOL YEAR 1867.
1866.
Sept. 5-First Term begins, Wednesday.
Dec. 7--Fi st Term ends, Friday. |tf ..#
Dec. l0-Seeond Term begins, Monday
Dec. 25-Christmas Holidays begin, Tuesday.
1867.
January l-ChIistmas Holidays end, Tuesday
March 2Z-Second Term ends, + iday.
March 25-Third Term begins Monday. ..
June 27-Commencement-Exer Of Graduating
Glass Thursday.
The Examination Of the Graduating Glass viii occur
one week previous TO Commeac ement.
EXPENSES PER TERM OF IA WEEKS.
For Fall or Spring Term, including Board, Room
Rent, Tuition, Book Rent, Fuel and Washing $58 90
For Winter Term. GO 90
For Day Students. Tuition per Term. 90
Total Expenses for School 90
No EEira Charges
Students are furnished with Stoves, Chairs,
Tables Stands, Pail Bedsteads Mattresses, Pillows
and one Comforter. All other things needed for com
fort and convenience must be furnished by those
pyng rooms. All articles of bedding and clothing
should be distinctly marked with full name,
F. a. ALLEN, Principal.
Mansfield, Aug. 26, lSGG.-3m.
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for 5ale.

p0ILER FOR SALE. A 25 Horse Pow
- Flue Boiler in first ORDER TO, sale cheap at
the Wayeriy aEing Mill.
JENNINGS, LYMAN x co.
Waverly u. Y, Aug IA 1866.
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Aug. 7, 1866
II OR SALE OR RENT.

ElAEM FOR SALL.-The Undersigned
l. having purchased portion OF the Tho mas j. Ber
r. laT4, lying jast 0arslte OF the borough OF Tioga
north and vest OF Croy creek aui Eoga river, ,.z-
sires 10 sell about eight OF it, reasonable tel
IL o the best aud in Hioga valley ;and Tor it's
quality and proximity to the ilroad and good home
Market Is one OF the desirable farm u. d home
in the county Of Iioga. The price vii. .ep-nd some
what upon the amount money The purchaser pay
1t tine OF sale yet necessary ime wiz given or
i portion, secured by bond and mo! rgagc.
Also lor sale number O Pheasant bading lots ,
cheap, 1. ii. SEYMOUR
July 49, IS6G.-St. Tioga, Pa.
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n TLU LOJ N TIIOJ IN = Wow
a OF the high price OF wheat have been endeRvor-
ing to produce an extra quality Rye Flour for those
Oh our customers disposed to economist We now make
it white to lie scarcely dstnguishabe from good
wheat -four Try some. ..n. Pr
Flour rom White Winter Wheat. also BuCkwhcat
-four Corn meal and different kinds of Feed for sale
Cash paid for all kinds of grain.
II, B. INGHAM.
(nrnnRn NILS Carntnwn. Inne II 1866.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S SNOTlCE-Not office
II is hereby given that all persons indebted the
estate Of ABSALUM j. CARR, late Of Albany twp,
deceased are requested to make Immediate payment:
ana those l2ng claims against said estate will present
them duly nc rhgutieatcd Tor settlement.
r. II. RICHARDS,
J. II. CARR,
Aug 2O 1866 Administrators
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"THE WEpDlNe MARKEr.s-At a recsn

"rHE NEEDING MARKET..-At recent
zdiuner OF the friends OF some ''analgamated
benefit associations" wit descanted on this
Subject, and gave the following as the ere
.pOrt" Of the present state of the wedding
@narket-spinsters: Light articles not in de-
Emand richer sorts much inquired after; terms
generally prompt. This restricts the market.
Mediums. well made and carefully got up
pre- steadily ON the advance. Widows rule
( tlui and. if substantial, are occasionally In
CURED after. Bachelors: All sorts of goods
Snd ready market. In the finer class, swell:
have nearly disappeared. and a more servicea-
bio article il now offered Here, too. the me-
dlums are most sought after; the texture is
liner and more scryiceable than heretofore
Flmsy and unwarranted goods are fat. Ole
maids and old bachelors Quantities of pre-
sluus years. goods encunbsr the warehouses
and are not quoted. If sought after by spseu
stors for export. no doubt good articles ma,
% found at easy prices. -
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New Advertisements.

The following new Advertisements appear in
this evenings paper, to which We invite the at
tention of our readers: aIA ~s3IG
Spring Goods-Can't you see the dear creatures
now out in their new Spring Dupesf Well, girls,
before you buy, read Capps & Peet's advertise
msnt In to-day's paper. assn
ladies' Shoss--W ell.made shoes, for ladies, are
a scarce article. Read j. F Wilkins advertise
mept. He makes them, and warrants them
good. 81 .s.r 6sssa.g,. -..,ss-.>s .r...l
SkW for Sals-Oystermen, now Is your time.
Read the advertisement.
Auction, BY Roberts, on 81. Patriek's Day--Sat-
urday, the 18th, horses and mules. Let as ell
take ride. 4G .G
Lard, Sugar, emd Liqaor-Don't exactly 40
together, but they may all be found in the store
Of Davis Bro, "a Rowland's wharf.
Deming, No. Main Street--Is offering coffee
at a low price, -l f.w ir'
ia Young 3 Co.. Wide Water Strs.t--ofer
figure. .
To tie Asrchants--Read the notice Of the
Day Book, and hand in your Advertisement : ~
Esntress d Wilkinson, Aactionssrs, offer for
sale q valuable truck farm. - Ell.
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ST. PATR1cKs DAY.-Greas preparations
are being made by the Irish citizens Of New
York and the surrounding cities for the celc-
bration of St. Patrick's day on Saturday next.
Colonel o. Mahoney has issued an order for the
parade, on this occasion, of the Ninety ninth
regiment of the National Guard. The Knights
Of St. Patrick will celebrate the day by a ban-
quet at the Maison Doree, in Union square:
We see no reason why the Irishmen and
Fsnians of other portions of the country should
have all the fun Of St. Patrick's day to them-
selves We have many IrishmeD in Norfolk,
! and some Fenians, Let them get together on
the natal day Of their patron saint, and once
again recall from the misty past the glorious
! legends of their native land.
We presume that the sons of Ireland in this
section have seen enough of the horrorsof war,
in the last four years, to deter them from join
ling the Fenian fighting army; but can see no
reason WY We should not turn out with the
preserves. alias the drinking brigade. What
say you, gentlemen {? Shall we celebrats st.
&Pa'rick's day in Norfolk? I'
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1t il proposed by the members of the Old
Dominion Guard, Co. K, eth Va. Infantry.
to bring on to his native city for final inter-
ment. the body Of their former Captain, Den
mis- Vermillion. who was killed in battle at
Malvern Hill on the LIST July 1862, aud for
that purpose meeting of all who were ever
members of the Guard" is to be held at the
residence Of Mr. Arthur E. Collius, on Craw-
ford Street, Portsmouth, next Friday evening
the 18th inst, at s o'clock. Eol zslr Az
All old members are requested to be pre-
sent. e Il g5 A5. TN
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Who is He ?--We understand that the
person who sends North for his clothes, shoes,
hats and cards, tvisiting,l viii be on exhibi-
ton in this city in few days. He is repre-
sented as being an "elegant dog" and it is ex-
pscted, that large revenue win be derived
from the Influx of the Ladies. We regret to
say that we are not informed as to whether he
is married or single. 3 saa
Due notice will be given Of bis appearance
in his last new suit. aegd
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GRsAF PRIzEs IN JswsLnr.-0n Saturday
night there was perfect rush to the Dollar
Store. A number Of individuals, W. understand,
obtained Gold and Silver Watches, aud other
Jewelry. ,-.-
The business Of selling Dollar Jewelry, on the
plan which Mes~rs Pohl. Randall'& Co., are pur-
suing, seems to meet with great success in our
city, as the Store of these gentlemen, No. 50,
Main Street. is continually crowded with an
eager throng after Jewelry and Watches. !
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MAYORS CoUar, Portsnsouth. March IL, 1865.
t-yRsniei Collins, presiding. -
.THE ELopIx!sr CAsE,-'.True to time" Mrs.
Curtain made her appearances in Mayor Collins.
Court this morning.. Tho crowd Of curiosity
seekers was so great that the Mayors office was
found to b, entirely too small to accommodate
them; il was. therefore, found necessary to ad.
journ to the Gourt-house, where the case was
opened. Chandler and Holiday appearing for
Mrs. Curtain, and Goodwin aud Croker for the
husband ,.z W = ls.9
In consequence Of the absence of the United
st ties Marshal, Iwho made the arrest in Balti.
more, and other important witnesses, counsel
for Mr.. Curt in was unwilling to go on with the
case to-day. 1t was finally determined that the
case should be taken uo Tomorrow morning.
The counsel for Mrs. Curtain asked the Mayor
to admit their client to bail. This was resisted BY
the opposite counsel, and the point had not been
decided when we left tn Courthouse ''-a
Mrs. Curtain is aremarkabiy attractive looking
person. and if she hadn't been another man s wife,
We sould not blame any one Is, Ter running of with
Curtain lecture" -.
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LOCAL 0EIt8Il

CorNrRr Trade. --(lur merchants Woul,
1, we'll 10 bear 10 mind that there is lars
and rich section of country in Eastern Norti
Carolina. bordering on the Sounds, which il
amen to their efforts for trade. The area 0
his section is as great as that covered by on'
or two of the New England States and il
onlv needs a proper and systematic effort on
the part our merchants to secure frem this
...,;on trade much more lucrative than all
rr enjoy at present. We desire to become
,,ors intimately acquainted with the people Of
,b.t section Of country 1t is our interest to
a. a. Itisetheir interest. to trade with US,
and our interest to trade with them. Norfolk
:. their natural outlet. Our canals and rail-
,ssds have opened up all the facilities we re-
ouire to reach them, and II is only requisite
INV that we go among them ourselves and
and our newspapers and circulars among
,h.u and use all means to convince them Of
thsr advantages in trading with US. t.loit4
With this object in view. we desire to again
tart our Weekly on It's regular visits through
ali that section good newspaper is always
good canvasser or representative from the
.,ty Of its publication. 81 Fl 5ss. IS as a.a
The WEExLx Day Book made its mark in
,.vor of the trade interests of Norfolk before
tbe war, and we know it can do so again. 1t
will be published at . mere nominal figure
1871 year,) aud being cheap aud weekly pa
uer can secure Already circulation in the coun-
try among farmers and traders. who it is next
to impossible to get subscribe to daily pa
mar They hayn't time to read a daily paper,
il they could get it; but generally their: mail
facilities do not afford them the chance. Most
country mails being delivered only once a
week. 5aliF.o!A b54eo
The WEEKLY DAY Book will DO issued on
the 2lst lust 1t has alarge subscription list
in chat section Of the Old North State which
we desire to trade withs These subscribers'
uapers will be sent to them through the mail.
81 Our merchants should seek this means of
Spreading before the country people their
cards and advertisements, ug~ Q' aa
Our terms for advertising in the Weekly
are extremely moderate; and we would like
to make good show Of the facilities our mer-
chants possess to accomodsts the wants of our
country patrons
See prospectus Of Weekly in advertising
E columns. ISL ssT.3S
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FaEEDMEN's CooRT, Norfolk. Charles E. John
son presiding-March IA, 1866. ''4 ~ =
Thomas Williams and George Steele, charged
with keeping disorderly house. Fined ten dol
lars each.
The Court is determined to maintain order and
promote peace, by closing all houses keptas dance
houses and groggeries, which are reported as dis
orderly. - - .ia11..... -.....,. .-.,..-..l
Jerry Nicholson, arrested for swindling Alias
skinner, returned soldier, out oil. $40, under
pretencs Of taking care of it." Fined SIS and
COSTS for constituting himself bank of deposits.
Ordered to refund the money or 60 to jail. DO
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How TO CuRE a FELoN.-As we often see
friends suffering with these very troublesome
things. we publish the following cure ior them.
which we have heard highly recommended:
As soon as the parts begin to swell get the
tincture Of lebelia, and wrap the part affected
with cloth saturated thoroughly with the tinc-
ture, and the felon Is dead,
An old physician says he has knownit to
cure in scores of cases. .5es q. 1.e. I---.es
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NEW BOOKS. r,u
SCVNNRERG..COTTA FAMILY.

l. THE TWO VOCATIONS.-A TALE.-Ths
Two Vacations is a new work by the prolific au-
thor of ''Ths Schonberg-Cotta Family" being
unlike most of her earlier works story of modern
life, and adapted to Juvenile readers. 1t traces
the religious history of two bright little girls
from childhood to maturity girls differing wide
y in tastes and talents, yet each led by the DIS
cipline of events to q benefcent vocation. The
book Is an earnest one of deep religious interest,
and well fitted for young girls library Spring
field Republican.
"Ths tales are painted in such an inimitable man
ner, that while they interest and attract, they
impart much historical information and they ara
nervaded by the heroic spirit of Christianity.
They should be in all Sabbath-schools. "-Baphs'
Quarterly.
author who has thrown so much fascination over
the history of Luther, in the great work o helor'
mat on, has adopted the same plan IN Llustra'
ting anew the fierce and relentless persecution IN
Spain against the Pretestants. The history OF
martyrology in that God forsaken ountry is skill
| fully condensed in the first part, while in the
| second. a careful resume is made of the redemp-
ton of Holland from Popish domination Pres /.
Wv Wv HE CRIPPLE OF ANTIOCH.-Thess
sketches present vivid pictures of life among the
| early Christians in the generation Immediately
| following the apostolic days.
| Just received and TOR sale by
CHAS. w. WILSON,
| nh is Bookseller, Bank street.
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MAYORS CounT--7Norfols, March "A, 1867.
@ .aTabb, Presiding.o
The Watch report the arrest of a colored man
charged with robbing. Turned over to the Freed
mems Court. .fEEE
A colored man applied for, and received, iodg.
ings at the Watch House. = -
was fined S..
\ David Cavalier, quite giant in sixe, but meek
In spirit, swore his life was in imminent danger,
and had small man bound over to keep the peace
In the sum of $500. Prodigious!
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Poar OF NoaroIK AND PoarsxourH, March Il

3zeEr ARRIVALS.
TT Thomas Kelso, Edgar, Bait
Str ]. T. Brady, Lands, do
Z Str NJ Martin. Haines, Richmond
Str Charles Houghton, Whitney, Hampton
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Mathews county
. Str Philadelphia, Shields, Edenton, with naval
stores, bound TO Baltimore @4a
! Sip Monarch, Duffy, Hog Island Light
Schr. Mar ietta, Willis, I'm Beaufort, with Pc
tatoes and q b to master.
Sloop Nary Ellen, Newbern, fin Chowan River :,
with Slaves and Hides, to P. Henneberry 4 Co.
8. Sloop R. R. Terry, Culpepper,, I'm E. City, with
Corn and Cotton, to Grandy Il Sons.
Sehr. Guard, Smelt. Little River, n. c., With
Corn to Grandv & ons. rF
schr. Mail. Go ley, from Newborn, with Bones,
bound to Baltimore. f
WrecKed schr Crinoline, Hayman Edenton, N.
c. for repairs. yz-,.S,
* -. DEPARTURES - y
Str Thomas Kelso Edgar, Bait. y '~a
Str J. T Brady, Lands, do 81.
!, Str Charles Houghton, Whiting; Hampton
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Mathews co.
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The DouBLE-HEADED GIRL.--This 10 q
sight really worth seeing. Some persons may
be alarmed at coming in contact with two fe.
male tongues. under control Of the sams per.
son, but We assure them that they run no risk
of being talked to death. ~ IT,. g =
/ A visit to the Opera House viii fully repay
the curious for the time and money sxpen'
ded 7.. s
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GOCIAL AND -
= INTELLECTUAL LECTURES
-. = IN AID OF THE

IN AID VI TaE
GRANNY STREET NJ. E. CHURCH.
The Committee on Repairing and Painting the
CRANKY Street NJ. E. Church, have the pleasure
Of announcing
A RARE INTELLECTUAL TREAT,
In furtherance of the above object,
The reputation of the gentlemen who take part
in the course is sufficient guarantee that those
who attend will be amply repaid, while the wor.
thy objsct in view appeals to the timer and nohler
sympathies of our people.
The course will be completed in Six Lectures,
by the following gentlemen:
: Rev. l.. NJ, LEE, b. D.,
Rev. y. a. OkESoN, D. D.,
Rev T Is. JONES, y. D.,
Rev c. GkAHBE kY, A. NJ,
JAN 5 BAeA Ho +, ESQ,
81 JAMES W. HINT \. Esq,
NSa- Tickets for the course 50.
a. Tbs 6lst Lecture will b delivered on Thurs
day evening, March 18th, at the Granby St.,
IL. 4. Church, by the
REV..L. NJ. LEE, D. D.
Subject--sswoMAN." !-
| Tickets, SO cents each. NH l2.At
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BACK T4xEs-A friend having written to
Richmond for information in regard to taxes
that hwe been paid by persons for the years
lss2-sa-sz, Is informed by the authorities,
That the Act Of Assembly does not provide for
The refunding Of these amounts, and that the
'as'ifs are required to pay in all the monies
0leeted by them. So that parties who have
paid these taxes will have to await further le-
sslation before relief can be had, The Eegis,
azure meet. again in December.
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MEETING IN PORTSMOUTH, To-N1aHT.-TaE
cilizens of Portsmouth viii assemble at Oxford
Hall tonight, to nominate persons to fill the
City offices, say ~!
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RICHMOND Il PETERSBURG :,
III RAILROAD COMPANY

RICHMOND q PETERSBURG
-a RAILROAD COMPANY,
Richmond, Va, March II, 1866.
CPRING SCHEDULE.
- TRAINS LEAVE
Manchester daily at SIS a. m, and 4.30 p. M,
And Petersburg daily at $50 a. M, and 6.A5
p. m.
And on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days, they leave Manchester and Petersburg,
at 10. a. M,
The morning and evening train from Peters
burg connect with the trains Via Fredericksburg
for the North, and the 5.l5 a. M, train and the
TO- SO a. NJ, train from Manchester connect with
the N. & P. r. r. train for Norfolk.
E. F. GILL,
mhl3-tf Engineer Sup't.
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To ADVERTISERS; Door
We desire to call your attention to the excel
lent facilities now offered our business men Tor
advertising their wares before the country peo-
pie, through the columns of the
Z WEEKLY DAY BOOK,
The frat number of which paper we desire to
issue on Wedt esday, the 2lst inst.
The WEEKLY DAY BOOK, before the breaking
ont of the war, had very large circulation all
through the sections OF country which traded In
Norfolk and it was this paper to which such
fattering reference has been made in our Board
of Trade, as having been instrumental in doing
such great good to the cotton interests of this
CITY, The facts in regard to the Cotton statistics
Of this city were sent abroad through the columns
of the WEEKLY DAY Book to the farmers in all
that section OF country from whence cotton Is OBJ
tanned for our market. ft.
Wenow propose to reissue the WEEHLY Day
Book and having all the same Subscribers names
on our mail book with ANY in a.tiii n.we sha |
mail th m therpapsr at ones so as to bring n
advants ges Of trading with this city prominently
The paper WIN be. for the present. the same
size an the Daily, and. contain from sht to ten
columns o reading matter. made up OF selections
from the daily, together with corrected Market
Report Of each weeks transactions, and other
| matters Of interest to farmers. The Terms Of
! subscription being
ONLY ONE DOLLAR A YEAR,
will at all times secure much larger circulation
than can be obtained by paper for the country
conducted on any other plan. ..
| We desire that ouf merchants make good adj
vertising show to the country people through the
columns of the WEEKLY DAY Book, which will
make its appearance in good time for the spring
and summer trade, in order that they may see
that there's life in our old city ye. and thereby
| have adopted the following low rates for adver-
! tianr nv the wear halt wear. .t.. B.
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BYF. z. FERGTSON, AuctIoneer.

BYE. +. FERGUSON, AuCtlOneer.
VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR
RENT AT AUCTION.
II WILL OFFER FOR RENT AT
AUCTION, on THURSDAY, the 18th day Of
March, 1866, in front of my Auction House, at IL
o. o'clock, NJ, the Desirable Residence, known as
OAK HALL,
The property of Mr.. James g. P, Hard. situated
at Underwood, on Tanners Greek, and near tie
Fair Grounds.
About acres of ground will 60 with the house,
including the Lawn and Oyster Landing.
Also, the Cottage adjoining With about acres
of land, including the Orchard, containing some
choice Fruit Trees. ..ss. .sl1...t -.
The location Is pleasant and healthy. il
Possession given the LIST April next.
Bond with security will be required for the
rent. t.
A plat of the property can be seen at my office.
mch6tds F. F. FERGUSoNs Auccr.