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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1866-04-03

RYGREEN 4 WILLIAMS. Aucnoneers.
FRIDAY MORNING, April 6, at ioIS O'Clock w.
will sell, at No. 81 10th street west, between n
and M streets north, small lot of Furniture con,
sistiBg Of ~
Pictures, Bedstsad, Wardrobe
Book case, Bureau, Tables, Washstand
Fine Cooking Stove, Mating
China and Tin Ware, &c
Terms cash.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-02-10
Notica.

D OBERT P. DIXON of parts unknown will
La take notice that Ellen Dixon did, on the
18th day of January, 1866, file her petition against
him. and W b Dixon, in the office of the CLERK
OF the District Court for Lyon county, Kansas,
setting forth that she was married to said Rob
ert P. Dixon on the 9th day of October. 1865, in
the town of Emporia, Lyon county Kansas, and
that he did on the 18th day of October. 1865
abandon her without any cause therefor, and has
since wholly re fused to provide for her support;
and that he did on the lOth day OF October, 1865
In order to defraud her of her martial rights
convey to W. Dixon an undivided one half
interest in lot No. 65 on Commercial street in the
town of Emporia, Lyon county. Kansas, that sa id
conveyance vas without consideration and was
made for the. purpose aforesaid. and that said
". b. Dixon knew that said conveyance was mad t
for the purpose aforesaid. and asking that said
conveyance may be 81 side as against her ust
rights and that she be decreed said on s-lalf in
terest in said lot alimony, and that said Robert
P. Dixon is required to answer said petition on
or bsfore the 24th day o f March, 1866
r. NJ. RUGGLES,
40 4 8 attorney for Ellen Dixon.
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DR.. WHITTIER.

a REGULARLY BRED PHYSICIAN, AS
~ bis Diploma which hangs in his Office win
show, has made Chronic diseases the study ofhis life
and has Union-w wide reputation, having been LoE
ger located a. 1t Louis than any other Chronic
Disease Physician, -
Much OF his practice has bean Of private IA
ture. Syphilis, GOROrrhea. GIeet Structure all Uri-
nary Diseases Sgphiltc or MercuriaL Afecfions of
the ThrOgf Skin or Bones; OTchitis Hernia or Rup-
tuTe; also, the fleets of Solitary habit, Fpi6ous
to Body and NJ nd. producing blotehes, d,biHty,
impOtency. deafness, dimness ofsigh confusion of
ideas eUH forebodiRg Aversion to Socety Losso mem
org, toeakRess, DC: not all these any ORe case
but ali occurring frequently in various cases.
IL Account OdatiOns ample, charges mOeerate
cures guaranteed. Consultations by letter or at
office. free. Most cases can be properly treated
toitlout an iHteTUiele, and medicines. secure from
observation, sent by mail or express. No hind =
rance to business in most cases.
Address Box 1892, st, LOUIS No.
dours-o IN. to p m Office permanently
located at No. 65 st. Charles street. between 9th
and Ith, one SOU re south of LindelI Hotel, re-
tired spot IN the center of the CITY.
LOhsHtation roOzns and rooms for the acconloda.
tom Of such PGtieats require daily personal attet on
ENEL2XBODX
Can get, in a sealed letter envelope nv Thar,
S1aloioHs and TTeatBle1st or VerpYsis Jt-a =, AZ
SeruGI DISEASES clearly delineafiaq ali The diSea "a
conditions. with full symptom sts, for two cent
/ postage stamps t. prepay postage. Circular fol-
Ladies, relatIng to Diseases ofsPUbsTty MenstTu
GtiOH and Pregnancy, So. s-9-lO-9
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NEw FIRM Our readers will observe in an
other column, advertiseme Mt announcing a
change in the Emporia Hardware Store and Tin
Shop. Messfs Fraker d Gillett having bought
out Mr.. Catterson. The firm consists of J. G.
Fraker, A Gillett and Col. Plumb Mr.. Fraker
is well known as our popular and efficient
County Treasurer, and the other members of the
frm are old and we'll known citizens. Under thei
management the bu sintss will doubtless be con
Quoted in satisfactory mann er, The presen
stock will be largely increased. Mr.. Gi!lett il
now East for the purchase. goods, and win ais
procure an experienced Timer. In the mean
time Mr. P. H. Huntwill look after that branch
of the business.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-02-10

CRosswALKs.-AceOrding to an advertisement
in another column. are at las to have some
crosswalks. They have long been eeded. but
we have to regret that the Town Board has con
cludej to use the kind mentioned in the adver
tisement. Where ever they have been used tc
our knowledge, they have give Universal dis
satisfaction and were always removed after q
short term of use. During muddy weather they
are dangerous, because slippery, and az nj CHI
exceedingly go. They perhaps have the advan.
tage OF cheapness, but we think on trial they
will be found wanting, aud in the end expen
sive. However, we presume the Board did the
best they could under the circums tp noes aad in
thus expressing our opinion Of the above style of
crOsswalks, We do not wish to be understood a:
critieizing the present action or motives o! our
"City Fathers" = 5.,E
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to complete; and to prevent financial rui to said
Association, hereby unite in call for meeting
Of theaforesaid Association, to be held at the
county Clerks-o fiEe in EmporiA, ont Fs dax the
23d of Fob. 1886. at 2 o'clock p. m. for the pur
pose Of feeiobsider,ngthe plan hertt 6fOre adopt
ed, and adopting such plan as the means of
the Association viii justify.
!. C. Fraker, R. B. Hurst, j. L. Catterson. P.
G Ha.Iberg, J. F. Wasksy, VIM. Clapp, Timothy
McIntire, n Il Bates, q. w. Frederick: W. o
Ferguson, s. J.. Aantors kbner Hadley. George
Cooper, h. v. Bundrem, David S. Gilmore, J. Il.
Watson, I. Bryant.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-02-10

ENTER pRIsE.-Kansas manufactures should re-
ceive the liberal and preferred support of cur
business houses over all others, and we take this
occasion to mention the Candy Mandatory OF
G. o. Smith Co., Lawrence, Kansas These
gentlemen have gone into the busin So on a large
scale, and in all its branches, producing an ar
tic!e of candy inferior to none of Eastern make
They have made ample pre- parltions to supply
the Staten any quantity. and our merchants
should send orders for their spring supply, as we
feel confident that the above firm can satisfy
them in quality and price
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-02-10
6 uardian,s Sale Of Timher Land.

DY virtue of an order of the Probate Court of
j , Lyon county. Kansas, made at the adjourn,
ed January term thereof, o , the 5th day of Feb
1866, will in Obedianee to said order. an.
SATURDAY MARCH I7TH, 1856, ..F
at the door of the Court house in the town of
Emporia aad county 81. Lyon EXPOSE at public
auction and sell for cash in hand, or oneh half
cash in hand and the remainder in two anauIl
payments with approved security, and in,lots to
suit purchaser all the right. title and interest
OF William II. Hodson. Uri Hodson and NJ airy E.
HOdson. minor heirs of John Hodson deceased
in and to the following described real estate sit
uated in Lyon county. to wis: 100 acres of the
northwest quarter of section township 10
range II WILLIAM F. BAKER,
9-7-lO- Guardian of said minor heirs.
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D u r F E E HO US E.
Cor. New Hampshire and Pinckney Sts.,
LAWRENCE. KANSAS.

A. SKINNER, go : = Proprietor.
This iii stelass Hotel is pleasantly situated on
the bank OF the river commanding a beautiful
view of nearly the whole city, and is cenyenient
to the Post Office, Express Office and to the bus
mess part of this city,
The Proprietor has thoroughly repaired and
newly furnished his houre in the best possible
manner, with view to the accommodation OF
the public.
NIB. Stages leave this house daily for al
parts or the State. Travellers wishing to take
the stages or cars will find great advantage in
stopping at this'house. aer- nj s-49-6m
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Notice.

X ATHERINE BARRETT, of Rock county,
~ in the State of Wisconsin, is notified that
1866, file his petition in the office of the Clerk
of the District Court for Lyon county, Kansas,
settin forth that he was, on or about the 10th
day of March 1874 at the county of Tioga, and
State of New York, married to her, and charg-
ing that the said Catherine Barrett has been
wilfuHy absent fro m him for more than one year
last past, and asking that he may be divorced
from her, and that she is required to answer said
petition onOr before the17 th day Of March i 866
81 sE So I'M. RUGGLES,
9-3-6 Attorney fer Plaintiff.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-02-10

DIsrREssISe Ac oDTE Nr.--We are informed BY
Mr. ]. N. Miller. that on Wednesday week.
Mr.. Henry Clark, Of Dow Greek met with quite
a serious accident In attempting to c2tch a
pony on the prairie aud which had halter, on
he grasped the halter rein while the pony wa,
in motion and cried whoa The animal did not
stop, but increased its speed, Mr.. Clark running
along side Of prospecting to stop it. The speed
Of the Peny increased until it had'become dan
gerous either 70 hang on to the rein or to let go
Mr.. CLARK attempted TO jump on to icy back, but
in doing SO, was thrown of his balances and fell
under the pony, the hOOfsof which struck him
in the face breaking his upperjaw bone. knock
ing out some of his teeth, and making very Sc;
Ticus and distressing wound. Mr.. Clark was
immediately ca'el fOS All is lila as. wit
as could be anticipated under the circumstance
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IL p R.W SR

III He amount of ten per cent. on the capital
i stock of the Union Pacific Railway South :
ern Brunch tof one million doilars) having been
subscribed ,athe1 Corporatofs hereby give notice
18th of Feb 1866, at 2 ocloek,P Il, for the pur-
pose of electing a board of Directors of said
CompanYE III. WATS0E-Pres't
P. B MAXSON-Sec. Pro tenn
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Notice to take Depositions.
FTIFor Sale.

hereby offer at private sale the following prop
l. erty: One span of horses and har ness, with
a bran new. wagon, sheet and bows all com plete
and in perfect order. Two good saddle or
draught horses. perfectly kind and ge mile; also
two 2 year old colts. The above stock is in good
condition, and viii be sold cheap for cash. Can
be seen at anytime at the Emporia Livery Stable
9-4tf JACOB a CAREY.
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SHERMAN HOUSE.

LASHER 4, GOBLE, PRopR1EpoRs.
This fine Hotel is now complete and furnish
ed throughout with everything necessary for the
comfort and convenience of its guests The
Propretors assure the travelling public that n o
pains or expense will be spared to make this
House second to none in the Western country
GT Stages leave this House daily for all parts
OF the State. 8-36-tf
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-02-10

PEasosAL.-Mai. Q. G. Hutchinson, of Ottawa,
called on Il. last Thccday. Hs is canva sing for
the Pleasant Hill. Emroria d Santa Fe Ra ilroad,
and had a talk with many oil our c'tize ms IN re-
gard TO that enterprise. We Tegr't exceedingly
that the Major did not find us at home, aAd we
trust his next visit will not be such flying one
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-02-10

STATE A GRIcULTURAL SoCIETv.-This society
met in Representative Hall, in Topeka on
Wednesday evening last, and elected the follow
ing officers: D. Bailey, President; Rev. j. s.
Brown, Secretary; Hon. VIM. Spriggs, Treasur-
er. The following gentlemen were chosen to
fill vacancies in the Executive Committee: c.
B. Lines, j. W. Sponable, Gen Deizler, s. s.
Triton, Gen. Stricken.
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RLAQKsN1ITHING.
.sssPlAII.T. aRECK

uPAJL HI3FCK
HAS Just got his large Stone shop compile
1 4 tedsaad is now running two frs, and
viii have another upshOFtlys Heis BOW rrady to
do everything in the blacksmithing line. De viii
Iron wagons. Buggies and PlOWs Shoe Horses,
Males. and Oxen. Shop, corner Of Fiftk Ave
nue. and Mechanic Street. Il sf-f -sssr Tsy-e .lsz
I EmpsTia Dee 6Ak 1854 1eg
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-02-10

CoNvALEscINa- are pleased to notice that
friend Duff Edwards is again on his legs and
aeaHyAble to attend to business. Duff has had
= serious and extremely tedious sick spell; and
We know his many friends are anxious to see him
once more officiating behind the counter, or per
chance, as "rol ing edi orr Of the News
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rowN. AND. COUNTRY
.LA Meeting.

Notice is hereby given to the farmers of Lyon
comfy thatthe time Tor hoIiing the annual meet
ing of the Lyon County Agricultural Society is
Feb. oath, 1866, at o'clock, in the Clerks office
Emporia.f, The business of the msetlng will be
the election of officers for The ensuing year, and
alsoto procure suitable Fair Grounds and fencing
the same. It is earnestly hoped that every far
mer in the county will feel sufficient interes in
this matter to turn out.
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Meeting.

We the undersigned stockholders in the Stat
Normal School Boarding House Association.
believing that the plan of building heretofore
adopted, and On which bids have been received
is entirely beyond the means OF the Association
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StraVed.

II ROM the -subsceiber, one bav mare, four
II years old marked by,two gcallous humps on
the back. where the saddle rests. A liberal re-
ward win be given fer the return of saidlanimal
to me, or information of hol whereabouts
90 If "A. CAREY.
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The 4th Quarterly Meeting will be held at the
NE. Church, common ciDg ut two o'clock to-day,
and continue over Sabhath. Rev. II. D. Fisher,
P.E., is expeetedtO be present. The Pu5Iica re
invited. .-... e.. ... -r .s..4..a-
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See advertisement for proposals to build GER
tain sidewalks in town. The backs of the Getty
dads'' are evidently stiffening.
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The People of Southwestern kansas.

The People of Southwestern Kansas,
When visiting Lawrence for the purpose of buy.
ing goods, will find ii greatly to their advantage
TO call at my store before making their purchases
My stock, particularly in al
LADIES' FINE DRESS GOODS, FANCY
GOODS, GOODS FOR MEMS WEAR
CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, -
is not surpassed by any in the State, and u0iH be
S9ld as Lolo -- l., BULLEEE.
Lawrence, Oct der |, 1865 w
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JONES < STUTSMAN,
Merchant and Military TaiIors

ii Delaware, near Main street,
LEAVENWORTH, 49,. KANSAS.
We keep large stock of Cloths, Cassimeres,
Vestings. Furnishing Goods, etc, and are deter,
mined not te be outdone in any respect by any
house in the State. Particular attention paid to
Military work S-49Iv
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An Ordinance.

de it ordained by the Board of Trustees of
ID the town OF Emperia.
SECTION l. That the street Commissioner for
the town be and is hereby authorizedtO construct
or causeto be constructed street crossings. OF
item to be in the. center of. the town, across
Commercial street and 9Th avenue, and one across
Commercial sire in front Of HuTst's store, ad-
joining 5th avenue.9
SEC. 2. Said crossings to be constructed OF
rock not less, than elk inches in thickness. set
upon edge. and 20 be IS inches IN width upon
the face and set into the ground one foot and to
come above the surface not Less than three inches
Said rock to be set 90 inches apart from center
to center. H r)TE
Sc. s. This ordinance shall be in force frCm
, and after its publication in the Emporia News.
I o1 j. GsFRAKER1 Chairman Pro tenn.
E. BoRToE, Clerk zE - sf4
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-02-10

See notice of stray pony in to-day's paper
Mr.. Hart will givea liberal reward for is return
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1866-02-10

Butter and eggs are having fall. and can now
be purchased for % and l6 cents respectively.
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f'r'r P5o5 @S5s Judge, attest 81 9-a-7
CASES
Treated Successfully.

T TAKE this method of informing my friends
/ and the public generally, that have opened
an office at my new store room, on Commercial
street. between Messrs. Hurst's and Hallberg' 3
stores. where am prepared to treat all
Old Chronic Diseases,
Sacb as Liver Complaints, Diseases of Women
and Children. Scrofula, Ulcers. Tuners, "Kansas
Scratches Sore Eyes, and all Private Diseases
of every description.
Consultations strictly pTioqte.
Teeth extracted, and ehlorOforn administer
ed if desired.
hope tweaty-threc years' practice and an ex
perience in the army will be a sufficient recon
mendation, j. F. NEWTON.
Emporia, Dec. %, 1861
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FergusOn-he of the Grocery store--has gone
to Lawrence. Look out for big stock of new
goods.
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Probate Notice.

State of Kansas County of Lyon7ss:
4 LII persons interested in the estate of Peter
N EikenberrY, deceased, viii take notice that
potion has been filed in said court, praying
for order to sell the real estate of said deceased
to pay The indebtedness of said estate; that said
petition is set for hearing in said court on Mon
day the ID day of April next. and that unless
good cause be there and then shown why said
made fer the sale Of the real estate in said petit
ton described as follows, to wit: Thirty acres of
the N. quarter of N. w. quarter of section No
90, tow nship 10. range 10; also FIVE acres in the
N. W. orner of the N. w quarter Of section 20,
township 10, range 20; also thirty -eight acres of
the N. w. quarter OF the N. W. quarter of section
90 township 10, range l0in the county of Lyon,
much of the same will pay the debts of
said Peter Eikenberry, deceased
ALVA TOWNSEND,
Administrator. =
TINoTHY McINTERE, I o44o.s-
Probate Judge, '''eSs - 9-2-7
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$500 Treasurer of Lyon county.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, EMPoRIA,
LYON COUNTY, Kansas Frb'y Ist- 1866,
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
Owner. Description I. s. t. R =, Amt
Musgrove, S.sw Is ofsw54 6 10 10 $3.50
Waterloo TOWNSHIP
Unknown. W % of "a IS II Is 1880
Liddle, Andrew. 3acres of u Section IL
Township IS Range 10, commencing at the W
corner ola eerbiin piee eOf timber owned by Ross
Thomas, thence north 5 chains aud 10 links.
thence east 6chains and Is,Hnks, TO Cotton wood
creek, thence down said creek S chains and Is
links, thence west TO starting point $50
EMPoRlA TowN SITE.
Blair, R. F lot - merchants street. $40
a. sf-Ee.s-. z-f $50. =s e.
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w@o. K. eosf.. successor to Cons 4 Bsid
United States Military Attorneys, Lawrence,
Kansas. Exclusive attention giveHlt to the col
lection of Var Claims; with the experience of
three years and a half, success is guaranteed er
the adjustment Of Military Claims, both, simple
and complex.
Address, W. o. K Cone,
.374-tf ---.--- Military- Attorney.
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Merchant Tailo ring

Everybody who wpp ts,agQod suit Of Clothes
made to order, IN theatest style, should not fail
to go to R. JONES & CO; in the new EIdridge
House block. LAWRENCE. Kansas. . .25Ei.59
II They also keep good supply of Furnish
ing Goods. -----,[ s-49 "
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ImMRERI ImMpEp

have on hand and-fOr sale, selection of all
kinds Of lumber7o Call TINY residencesnex to,
the Christian church, and examine.
e.49tf ETCtF !9Gez H HUNT
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Farm for Sale.
T YIRG three, miles Southwest of sNeosh
IL Rapids, Lyon county Kansas, containing
1-H1 AaCR rs

ten of which are good timber, and 100 of good
bottom land 100 ucres under good fence, mostly
of boards. 50 acres in cultivation Good hewed
log house with frame kitchen: two good wells OF
water, good log stable; good frame granary 25
feetsquare; 100 bearing peaehi and 100 GROWN &
appIe-trees, good stock yard and shedding for
100 ca tie. The above proprty will be sold cheap
for cash. GODFREY SCHW ARTZ.
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Que Gmporia 9en's.

ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY,
IN THE NEwsBUILDIEG, EMPoRIA' KANSAS AT
TWO DOLLARS a YEAR
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! Valuable O Receipts for Sale,

ReGeiPts5for maxi ing the following articles will
be furnished,at the extremely low7Pffes Of 81 90
for the lot, or 80 cents for an y 1oe of then:
Honey, Ink. Indelible Ink, Hard and Soft Soap,
Vinegar, Paint -! 4&{1 e35,{&
Enclose money in a letter, and get them by
return mail. r---r-.----ys
address: ~ J. E. BRYAN, Agent.
Council Grove, Kansas.
IL We are assured the articles can be ma de
from the receipts, cheaper than they can be
bought anywere.
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PRIvArE ArDIcAL ApyioE.-Reod Dr. Whit.
9lers adv,rtis' ment IL ano.he.' column
xxx Fresh Oysters at Tras = Restaurant for
$l,25 pr. can or SO cents pr dish.
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rates of Advertising:

All t advert ssens cents inc for hrst
i,.sTtion ands cents each subsequent insertion.
a., l one vsr ninety dollars months atty dolars'
o. ,b, thirty dollars. eoluHE. ono year. nifty
dolar ak months thirty dollars; three m0nts twenty DOL
Ias Quarter twenty-five dollars; six months
aga ;thrse months ten dollars. Bghtireoiunnn
wear Afesndollarsj months. eight dOars three oRfhs
' dollars.
Bu5nes Cards. i've lines Orsas. 81 per line year
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Final Notice

NOTICES hereby given to all parties inter.
IN ested, that the following list of lands and
t,w n lots sold forthe taxes 1853, win be deed
ed to purchasers, unless redeemed on or before
the seventh day of May, 1866 -
J. @. FRAKE9,
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~ lie R.H ABRAHAM. Pres.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-24

LvoR SAVANNAH GEORGIA,
EVERY sATu RDAY, At Pm
Pier Is, North River. foot of Cedar street
EMPIRE SIDEWHEEL LINE.
Frcights Reduced
The fast and favore steamships
MISSOURI. .Lov.innd. Comma nder. Sails Nav 2
SAN SALVADOR. Atkins Gomms nder. Salts June
Cabin passage. Fifteen Doiiara
Through tickets issued 10 the interior.
For freight passage having elegant accommodation
apply 10 GARRISON ALLEN. Agents,
No Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-24
CCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION,
~ MAY N 1875

SCRANTON COAL AT AUCTION,
- MAY 80 1885,
NEW YosK, May q. 1895.
The Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad Com
pany win hold their thirty eighth auction sale OF Coal on
tneIr salesroom % Exchange place corner q William
street. York which time they will sell, by Messrs
JOHN II. DRAPER 4 CO, auctioneers,
FROM 5000 TO 5000 TONS
of fresh Coal of the usual sizes deliverable
their depot Elizabethport n j. during the month Of
June next.
The viii be positive. Each lot put up will sold
the highest bidder bids in any form whatever being
OF behalf Of the company The
di.lons will be fully made known at the time OF sale
Terms hty cents ton payable Ia funds the
day OF and the balance with the OF
seven cents per ton within ten days thereafter at the Office
OF the company JOHN BR1SBIN,
President