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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-09-26

Gent. Confound the hair oil--how it
sticks"
Wife-"Oh. Harry that is not the oil
it must be the babys soothing syrup.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-09-26
Lest Boy.

A good thing occurred in Oregon
Montgomery County, Ohio, recently. The
child Of Mr.. A., we learn little boy about
two or three years old, got out of his yard
and wandered away out of sight, the 9TH
er day. Of course the family were greatly
alarmed at the absence of their little one.
and while the mother visited the neighbors
in the search, the father went out into the
street, inquiring Of every one he met if they
had seen his boy. At length, meeting
with g. S. b., who is very fond of a joke,
he informed him of his distress, and asked
him If he knew Of a stray boy anywhere
in the neighborhood ? B., promptly in
formed him that little fellow had just
come to Sam. Fs house, a few doors away;
and, without waiting for further informa-
ton the anxious parent hurried off to F's
and meeting r. he at once inquired if there
was a stray boy there R. said yes.
"Well, I'm sure it must be mine p said
A. s.for he just wandered away short
time ago |" "Well, | don't believe it's
yours" returned r. "but you can go in
and see my wife-she's in bed-and if she
consents to you taking the boy, why I'll
have nothing to say against it p
A took the hint that the stray boy at
Fs. was not the one he was hunting, and
he went home to find if his boy had turn
ed up all right.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-09-26
WOODSTOCK THURSDAY,
The EscaIIoD.

The escallop, or scallop shell, first
brought back from the East by those who,
as true pilgrims, had visited the Holy
Land, afterwards became the badge both
Of pilgrims and Crusaders. 1t was the es-
pecial cognizance Of the Knights of Santi-
ago, and is said to have decorated the
housings Of the horse on which S. James
was mounted, at the battle of Clavigo,
when, as many other occasions, as Don
Quixote assured Sancho, ''he was person
ally seen cutting and staying, overthrow
ing, trampling, AND destroying the Moor
ISL squadrons of which," continues the
Knight-errant, Il could give the many
examples derived from authentic Spanish
histories"
The order of S. James, in Holland, bore
badge and collar of escallop shells, and
they are introduced also into the Collar Of
S. Michael, an Order Of knighthood estab-
lished by Louis XI Buckenham Priory,
Norfolk, founded by William de Albini
and his wife, Queen Adeliza, the widow Of
Henry l., had for Arms ''44r three escal-
| lops sa," while, on the ancient seal, S.
James himself is represented wearing in
his pilgrims hat an escallop she'll This
shell belongs also to the Arms of the Alb
hey of Reading, dedicated to S. James.
The famous jacques C@ur bore two escal-
lops, in allusion to his patron saint, with
three hearts for his own name
Escallop shells, palmers' scrips, and pill
| or hon,,o
MORALS of pilgrimage performed by some
former ancestor, but most frequently il
canting allusion to the family name.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-09-26

On one occasion a gentleman was rela-
ting a painful story Of a little boy, who
was called fromsllis play to go to neigh
boris for some milk. AS he was returning
from his errand the cars ran over him.
killing him instantly. The gentleman
was very pathetic, and at the close Of his
narrative there was dead silence in the
room, broken at last BY one of the ladies
of the company asking gravely, Aud
what became of the milk"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-09-26
T CLINEDINST & SON,
.LD AMERICAN HOTEL
ST B ERT HOUSE,

IS ! d 6 Il I Il U q IS Z,
New MARKET, SHENANDOAH County, VA.
JOHN McQUAIDE, Proprietor
rTSHIS House having recently been re-furnished
I is now open for the accommodation of the public
THE OFFICE OF THE VALLEY STAGE LINE
is AT THIS HOUSE.
Dec. 4,1866-tf.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-09-26

TRUIT ARS-Large, self-sealing. without
wax, for by COBB & McCAHAN,
Jy11 Woodstock.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1867-09-26

phosphate for Top Dressing Wheat.
\ most excellent Fertilizer for cash or trade,
Quantities to suit purchasers, at S55 per tom
sr sale by CAMPBELL, BANNER d co.
- Nov. s, 1885,
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P1SSENGERS ARRITED.

PROM LIVERPOOL April 3-In steamship JaraMrs Nhb ara
child IL Brrr,tt and Nrs Bach and children g. FHlgH Mrs.
Durr 4 v Van Hoffman D. Cook lady aud " Nhans,
J. J. Vichers Russell. Donald d. reaton. j. 6 Brown \ Greg
orr NJ Hutchinson NJ. bae W Ine, W COSan, T. D. hH's Lofo
Luuib Mr.. M00ge-Tos 90 -.
FROM CHARLESTON April Sin steamship GTanada--W Fogg'
McIauelm Mrs Sianf NJ and Mr. j. ". Baud y Rod
Dr. A. r. Payne Grace Bun Miss Ellen Bry.on o. T. srng
L. l. McEoy e. Roley TAos. Mriusn NJ aud MY ianvIcA
CUNNINGHAM. Mr. ulers T. H. luiee " y keuney y haD
H. CaFrolers p Murrsy, B. T. Aher Mes Mary Ne on ms ios
Mr. Reeves thaS Lee T. Haw krs Ckas. T. K VIZ gains Ne
Cost John Mcioycru. Ga John Dunn f's Lindsay p
Dieg1an FaTan Johnson John AaeAri h e.
KELLEY and chi dr,n 81, n =,
PROM UAyPE Aprl In steamship AragoNr. and M g. r
T. Reed and Reed Cary. Hamilton Morton D. u nan nE
slater BIZ and Ms Capt Horace Baker and COR Mrs. bare
I,y Lirven Miss Mclean Mr. Mr. Thomas Loser Henry and v
Grandan 4 A. Audo H. G. kunde j. bafIaiei j. "Gt-
amer, 4. Guyt Mis- \. Love, Miss " BeTghcilIe
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEW YoRK......"l

CLEARED.
Steamship Ssrrs BcT S1 Erni! BrfTS ,sS G e. Co.
steamship sionsIa Libby cG S,g Iy%g,toa Foa Co.
Steamship Rneq Sss 1 ro'tI9d, j. l. AA'N
Barb r Y. Grt6s OBJ Dsaa'n Maa 9 J. z War Co
Esre.iae Mondeso (DE Rasmussen 81 Paul de LOano Permission
ga @ Gard S R ,5 sSs Pf 1, P PsP9i.oG &C. Co.
B1s E G1Sblif NM MgnniIo j Herr Co.
Big Normandy jBr j. paiTcE st. JOIN \ B. sherman
T. K.uge Peany IHdano and La'accaa v l. NecTe'SS
sem scS. FTIn Tai Be SadS TRo%ss Ho@e.
S sRI fo 9I .S Ga o 4n an b s SS %
seh Mary @79on iI salem = WI Eo2i i,c. co
slOop Ella Jane, Alden. Bridgeport
Steamship Java r) Noodle Liverpool ga inst oueers,orn
2L with ntse and pass to E Ca1srl ., ,,., h.r ,.,.
steamship GiI',1 na 5 , ~ Sris1 IesrS u-s W Il
tera e 10 With steamship Gull disabled and toTtd her ro
pa s,,a ai . Ito . The Iayre steamship Co
ship sa of 4lImo9h - Ansys5p SS , s T ;ts,v 70
BGyS 3eks ' o S Sa a M cargo . as ins az = s.
long e % bad heavy gale from = in which stove saT's sA''
Brig John, B Newell Cenfaeso Ie Days win
Big eison a9o A9l Mon'syeo days Ts 1s:' Si;
to Charles SGsHG Co H,' len ., as RSs % VIII"
Bg Chesapeake Serbeg) Newha savannah March IS .s
March n In tremendous gale fgehad main bsom and gaa
P.S os S he light calls we're blown from gsEes w
obliged before 9e Wind aud throw over par t o. ne ,S ss. 1
tom rail 10 r Ia been 10 with gales from "
p 9TH schooner with loss OF ioTtnas' also Ser-
brig with loss Of sails - =, ,, 40 L., $50, 6 yr
Lewis Co Has weather since the l 20 att bea'y
T. ga IN shipped which skyhght eabs DOORS
cabin obliged TO bear up for Monaak and came hrsotn
SchT Pioneer CBr Dillon CORVALLIS Is potatoes 20 W. Dur
Schr Ma-y oi JouespO Rogers BaeOa 10 days with rtOI
scsr My Gage Hopkins JOnespO 10 days with to sDO~
Se6 Aea o East Msba Talbot Seuytas II tss with sugar 1
mo,sses simpson sehr koIei sailed Gays IFshsHs
kew.lork
scbr PLANET, Elsabethpor for Boston.
ScLr sarah A. Boyd Fan River for Philadelphia
Schr. Conyog French. ROcklAnd with lime.
American Chief Rockand, With lime.
OnNa ard ockand, with lime
Sckr. s. 5. Tyler, COombs, NeH-HaVen
SAILED.
Steamship Ausassan.
SPOKEN.
March British ship showing Marryats ngmbers cost under ffsa
DISTINGUISHING pendant ans rendezvous tag S7 -
March lat 40 NJ - - passed screw sh o the SaenA Lhos
Cars-.cbr March o. at long o. philadelphia boundE
Chacrges March 49, lat % 90 long a 10 hence for Norfolk
MEMORANDA.
The Price Hopkins Charleston Ahch arrived hpnll
in@i 10 saac Hall. and before reported
esTh following United States Consul az Falmouth Engrds
iSue 10 "a hT T purser Of the steamship ArSgo FROM
Uarr There picked the barber Of Hsfod re
resennc cotton and the following
leans lee 10 1880: ship good ordr oa
Union 10 bales marked TO- G 800 NJ
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosrOS April ARRIVED bark John AeSana; big Hannaa, hobIei
sehl. T.. d L. Mars, Charleston
FOREIGN PORTS.
AZ I.vre 2OEmna Rich (of Bath, to sal for Newforkf
March a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-04-04

NDPkEMk COORI.-ln the matter OF tne ap-
~ phAon ohe Commissioner the Central Pat for and behalf
81 Mayer Aldermen and Coan0as o. the City New YORK relative
10 opening AVENUE NICHOLAS Oze Hundred aud Tenth
Street 70 One HUNDRED ard sth Street lad ou by The oos
Of TIE Cegtr Para opening STREET
on ATsnue * Nchoa he ISs Avenue eItsae and Saensd
b. tie Commissioners Of tire City Of Ne~iok
The Board 81 Comm % the and
kehs Aiernss Couaony City Of New
snaut the ACT oths Legislature OF the Of the state Of New
}Orf entitled An Act relative ths and ates Of the Commits
of the CertTE PARK April 1885, tbroef being
ont hereby nss that tsy intend tppO The supreme Cos
NJ g1dA Dc, o. ths STATE Of keWerk Special Term Of
Bs Cou be bsN Cy Hal the City VfNeYork WeBes
fa the Path dy 81 April 1857 thereafter Counsel can be
beard thereon
IN the above Untitled tbs, The and ~ the
DDe Hundred One Hundred FT.bhh
the City 81 EswTo laid b Commissioners 81 the Central
PARA snd also r opening Manhattan Street from Avenue ~ Netos
AZ The ISet Avssas 10 said Ctr extended md Mes b. the Com
Of The Censtl densed
the SANE made ~ Garlr Sage surveyor bearing
Che 18Th Gag OF March lslDsted alO 10Th March lsb7
RICHARD OGORMAE Counsel 80 the Corporation.
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TNIVERSAL BRICK MACHINE.
P1SSENGERS SAILED.

POR LIVERPOOL April 3-In steamship PamyraA w Bcbey,
Useop yi.conn sauthyel Prprer B r. Winthrop, NJ sd
Mr. r. Betusrs. children and q. Grmdrod h. Dgsy
FOR ERPOOL March Sin nbp Au3s All d. Craze,
H. Ite Mrs g. H. Latin. a. Rrninrs H. : W'dieTosn,
l5th regiment: r. A. A. G. and Miss bdde. g. w Hhts Ass
Pamey A. iraraye D. D. Ramsn. NseouIt trty. j. = iTWn ID
Johnson ooyin, l. W. Goodwin. Mf. GOODWIN A. ffgards ~
de Churuea A. Mullen Arnold Mr. Mrs Os,emoTc and eh-
dr,n 5.s Ocuore l. A. Oemore. A. Young, " Lake J..
pavson r. Plrson Paw p Vail " Jackson VII ssd
want Copcut Pluuirr g. teWay Dr. Pason, NJ Nbesfntn,
infant maid rralt- eryaBs p A. aud J. Perrin MagIs
de- Galllet Count dEgne, YscoEHt 81 SAWYER NJ JcTEs
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2urtiou Sales of ReaI Gstatc.

ID Gr,-TiOyTEES AID
REAL KSrAThc ghokB RS ro,v
o5 '@ lore = lS SSs 7 S,. a i @ M L.
TIIRDA Agri g. 1909: 90, r-..,.
vTis I' nos IS Il SSEfaESin IabD BaooSS
,,5 SS o SS 4 my h D1i. ost sever IN tie street.
Easl No 10 5'iC ~ ; 1nes h9 e,o"nAG9, % @ s9, ,
throughout ~aier lichel sever IA street, marble Hanes'
Hrses No 49, near Leave ou.y sold At private sale,
', lions ey5spi tr,scd. an modem bathrooms
esrco,es furnace cellar; perfect oHe one Of the best
6c.n 40 so ucsr ave. story and attic fame house
Te' ea5 map At q; 0Tce Of Sc . y,
InhspAn Ap' y IN 4 Bro,S~er Neyork
v4Gh Geo4ELlE rE9rEt only isSS. 81 ~ . i rom
po.e.-Eo wouzhyst nortt eomerol Jayst EIeeent
ne 10 rooms p.n,r of closets range and other
Inc grape abor pan" 'front.' everything Convenient
,a eo lot 2s,loo1Ela'hias
an n gas ard fixtures marble m-ae "vstoy factory
saad st. south SIDE second Of Sth three story brick
SGg,e % ' oas aI rom s rG S3
R,srs, ode 70 Of coa lRlc' ave- two nest
7gp convenient AL des.rable
the following valuable Prc'pe Par. progey Wyekes FeIh d
J9 rts, Of tor s.9,[ ,aa tHS 'i ni i 1
uorh sds near Seer'la'e, I've lots terms easy Maps AZ once Of
On WEDNESDAY Aphllo = o'clock the corner q Albany
os' Road AMI Gs S .. & @ ,oi. TsrrytoTn
property only hf mile from toe dpot' Two he 'ed We'll 9ai
Road The grounds bl with hoNfs and sAb
bey 1rrs For particular. apply to lSA "lhkl no 10
Caust.i HERyTY ROCKWELL Tarrytovn. " y ESecuors
T. A. L,wRENcE Aucuonesr
DEREMPTORI SALE, in partition OF choice
valuable RIAL ESTATE public auction by oner Of The 50
pne Ion uuler the Hon. JOHN b. HASklN Ref
April 1867 az u ~ the Exchange SAesro1n
The four bnck HO SIS sud two LOTS
~ Fon Avenue g. and the three story
brick House and Lot known 4J Nor,okst
DEFEREES SALE in PARTITlON.-Per-
rmpo Auction Of the ESTATE OF MOSES WAIVER, de-
situated Bath Long Island SATURDAY, May H. 1901 by
COLE MURPHY Auconrcr Commercial Erchang No JOY fu-
BIoor !! O'Clock consisting OF I've tn ana substin
ta built RESIDENCES With Barns Bathing Houses and Gardens az
Shade together With exclusive Water
Privilege hundred aud Also dne BUILDING
situated directly the Lower Bay hgh
ground protected BY bakhead Locality
h.ahf. within Of New NorA via steam 10
building foot OF Nlst within MILES
TO be sdiu parcels To sn purchaser Frame Houses
hrick. basement and attic lgb
cuos d wide pazls built N the best manner aud IN trs,
suitable both and Winter residence With snail
onay would make lrstc Hotel, which greatly teeie The
imaginable and altogether this constitutes the
beautiful convenient place Of residence IN TIE vicinity tbs
be- sold without Tor particulars apply 10 AhNh
BALD YOUNG. Church aud NsrItn.s Newlork q g T.
WHITTEMORE No llt Nss,sust Nevlok Of GERARD NJ STE
VEINS Referee New Court House Book or OF " MANIR on The
premises GERARD NJ SLY hNS htieree.
DIAMONDS CLOTHING STORE, Nos. 12l,
Fulionst " T. advertisement eighth
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CROTON AOUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TC


~ CONTRACTOS->epa sealed proposals e,e9 m0s- WIN
oftle work which relates the Of bidder and d, 81
sseng VII be received this once Until u ococ ~ Of FRIDAY
April p 1907 fr the construction Of the following pathis ana
sewers Wit stone block Payeel;s m hg'oniee from 'nra
Naheyeuue; IweifhTee from Fourth 20 Nttlcs;
fetstIeet from Third % Fourthaveuues SEVENTY Thru street IRON
Third flt Paraveuue from Tby-egtn 20 otir
from Third 10 fouuhaycnues Fourier Tn
10 Ninth avenue; Thirty Ton
aud Churchre from Chambers Ia
Tauastreets Also Mestreet 40 Christopher street
Spe 81 SiItieth. SItyfr and SIXTY secOrlsf &
and Flaveuuc Spec lt Seventy seventh stre De-
Eighth and NuihsveHues (Spec ID avenue between
To-ty-frst and oTtsilhtets tSpc lZ) F thin stree between
Fourth Fihaveuues: (Spec 49, Eightvifk Lgh sh.
streets Fourth Hayeuues tSpec ~
Aeustoustreet Thompson and
street and Beode ConeIa street between
Beecker and between ST. Luke and
Bedodsree Hudson and GrecHwchstTee;s between West Tenth
ammopdstreet and Beeckere between Hammond sud
BanEsse; Spee l5 ClerIeei between Montgomery and Ja,i
and Clinton between Cherry and Madonstects tNpc TO-
between Lghnh and Ninety lhhets and Second and FOURTH
10 Seveutysh and Seventh streets eieeE l
ard snd in FOurhayenuei lSpec 49, fgetent
River Thravenne Avenue and f
49, between 1eeh and
and between Avenue and Fourth
and specifications and forms for
application this oaceOhoe Croon AqSs4net De
THOMAS STEPHENS ) CroicB
ROBERT l. DABRAGH, Aguoiuct
A. W. CRAVEN. y Board
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MINIATURE ALMANAC


sun 62S Moor Sfts.....
SaDdy Hook Cows Island 10 Hell
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Gunner Retreats.

GUNNER Retreats.
BOARD WANTED-In New-Jersey, within
ID hours York by Orothersl from
October. Address With particulars r Boz No b.o r %
BOARD WANTED in the Country, for per
ID family Of heenslI seven roou,-whh ~ah
Church respectable family where there
Address r VI New York posOnee station g.
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED by n Gentle
~ within hour Of the preferred Ad
paricnars COUNTRY BOARD Box No 42Jl NeWors
COUNTRY BOARD FROM APRIL 24.-Ilgh
~ saved Good ROOMS aud BOARD pleasant scenery
pine groves spsg water mountain air and moderate charges
The Rev. l.. /. DUDLEY. COrpSal, COHn.
WANTED, by "a Lady, Infant and Nurse
w COUNTRY BOARD for the SUMNER IN or near CasE Moan
House preferred Two communicating required
Address r. Tribune oe Answers aust state accommodations and
TEL
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QUEENS COUNTY NEES.

BURGLARY AT CYPRESS HuLs.-The residence OF
Mrs Green the Jamaica Plank near The cypress
Hills Cemetery, entered by burglars few days sgos
during the abseRceOf the family. The thieves ransacke4
tho house and carried off 500 worth OF wearing az
parel
SoUTH-SIDE RAnRoAD.--This Company having
contracted the grading OF their road from jamaica 20
Maspeth. where they connect with the fnsnhg Roads
ground was br oxen this new part on Monday ast;
The grading is 10 be completed by the ls otJnne ana
the road will be ready for by the Let OF August
HORSE RAuRoAD-lt is stated that the sohlpanH
owning the track between Jamaica and East NewYors
are about selling the Brooklyn City Railroad Coni'
nany ~ this ABRAMS is made viii leave Jsb,
maea AT an early hour that mechanics and others WY
be able 10 reach the city by o'clock a. IN.
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Gcuntrp Real Estate for SALE.

NDuHll " ttlul Lolull lul pWiks
A NEAT COTTAGE, III perfect condition. IN
"A Crawford hour from Neriot by Central Railroad Of New
'''' -"'''''' b L. GRAMS 30 Broadway Room No "a
A SMALL desirable place on Long Island,
"a near thu city rich LAND good HOl 81 and EARN ven adopted
BLEECGER SOS q Co, No. y Csdarsi.
A SUMMER RESIDENCE at New-London,
~ Cheap House high ground Green's laber Com
ns and sas nnsna.sed 6BI4X0 r. SMITH No i Ioaaasy
A HANDSOMELY located FARM of SO acres,
~ in Roeksnd Couny miles and miles
depot Of the Northern Nsges Railroad barge double house barns
4sSa " ANUS T. " HGiGHT No 2c1 Iroadvsy Room No H.
| COUNTRY SEAT, at NNACK, for SALE or
~ LETTwo beautiful feneaI HOUSES Is rooms all mod
improvement Inquire Of w. v ONDEDONk Mack kenlot
COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE or to
v LBTLocaeda North EnglrwOod the Northern Railroad
Newersey; hour from Nework 10 minutes from depot hrsi
sntre second sor; oeoc . . and a1, e l Se
co oa s1f lra house fountain ID ''' ''' FE%SEE
nAIRY FARM for SALE-Valuable FARM at
cultivation miles from Bookva minutes walk from station
houses and all buildings required for farm Of h size the most cou
'-'''' = >>-tAGGERTY PHELPS No II Pine st.
FOR SALE-A good FARM of eco acres, beau,
L. tav situated Greenwood LAke Orange Ccsnty y ws
oeke with superior pair Of earr.e borse, two hsmionn colts
miles and and 20 SouhiOyD and MernO sheep m
.psq poa Se With an sSaaes Of @
There TIE land reb deposit peat pronounced by
proces. 81 con1son render healthy popular
frste every commodity tho produce
II not sold would be rented Gtclsss farmer Also
handsome hung sos superior 10 the Lake for
hotels or accommodating by appyiug
4. CALDWELL Co., Sol 1872 and os rs'r'' and plots aud
asdseaPe, exhibited
NOR SALE-Eight Acres of Good LAND,
IL HOUSE CsrAgehOnse &c, plenty ~ Fruit aud
walk II the Harlem Aad New
RsoAd Apply JAMES OAKLEY, the prsni,es, Mt
vernon, Wesicheter County
! NOR SALE-A country residence situated on
the arBpte horse - miles fr-n
Nexark ii nils HsYork; between Eve sud Of good land
apples cherries, Strawberries other fui House
containing e. beay Puoe $5gy II Hot SOLD by the
viii be Apply the premises T. A. Farfog owner IT.
vingtoI, n j.
LNOR SALE-At Flushing, l.. l., handsome
house y140 ground hot and cold bathroom,
range bali land With sbanaAnce Of fruit
everything eood and desirable
Pre- Slolan g. q HALSIkD, No % " mest
nIGHEST GROUND al BERGEN HILL
beautiful RESIDENCE Gas throughout Handsome Lawn
Garden Twenty mnuiesto either isr by horse 81 200
I To H. ti impedh tely W T. LATlNEg, No ~ MutIaysL
/ SPLENDID FARM, of 100 acres, at Yapllank,
- und high cultivation Dwelling House and ontbudugs
In repair well vsiere and has oIccent
. - ". i. RIDER, NO " Finest
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SUPREME COURT.
IL TIE The Application the Mayor Aerer and CON
mOnalty Of TIE CITY OF NeE.iOfk relative 10
TIKI OPENING or
SEVENTY SECOND-STREET,
From Fourth- 10 the kss River,
IN THE CITY OF NEH-YORK.

Pursuant such msde s provided the Mayor Alder
and ComnonGv o. the Cts Of New YORK hecy give notice thai
tbe apply Supreme Of the State 81 Nee s Of
Special Tern sad CouN be held the C Hall u me Cts Of
keVYOk Tuesy the sixteenth cay Of April 1907 al the opehk
the therce1sT Counsel can &c
heard for the appointment Commissioners Of Emste aud Asses
the that the and extent ~ TIE
in,rouut hereby intended be opening q Seventy seeOde
Fourtla
Of said city, u1asr AID by vae Of Act " The Legislature
tie People % the NeS York entitled An Act relative 70 n
oVenents tOuchAg Of Streets and Roads The City
ksv-lort AM for other purposes" passed Apri 1917
RICHARD OGORSiAk Counsel TO TIE Corporation.
NJ orL No.
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CUPREME COURT.

SUPREME COUhI.
the matter application Of the Mayor Aldermen and Com
mouslty Of the CITY Of Newiork relative 20
THE OPENING or
ONE HUNDREDtAND TWENTY-NINTH STREET,
From Second Avenue TO Third Avenue,
IN THE CITY OF NETWORK
Pursuant Statutes provided the Mayor Alder
City Of York hereby give notice that
apply the Supreme Ccur Of tbe state Of 81
Special Tern o. be held the Cy Hall In the CITY oil
EeSYok TUESDAY the sixteenth day Of April 1851 At the open
Ing The thereafter Counsel te
Commissioner Of Estimate and Assessment
that the and eTfeHt " the improve
opening One HHudrea Twenty Duth
Second Third IN ad city a. lad out on
The Of said city, untera - virtue o. an Ao the ls
othe People entitled An Act relative t.
ouch1g Of Streets and Roads IN TIE City
sfKeNYork purposes" passed April ID 1871
RICHARD COCHRAN
Counsel 70 the Corporation.
Dated NeE.York March % 1867.
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COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION Origi-
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COUNTRY RESIDENCE to LET, suitable
s.usaan doing business In the y; lecstopl nc bsrg.h
,onny D. ride Eesiork via bre RaAsayi
ahunance s ant fruit aud the ssseious sednds "
cultivation: iInRedistsly Inquire o.
CHAs. lSGERSOLL station Master, Bolng Spnngl " ..
E,OR RENT or SALE-A neat COTTAGE;
nine yard and ssrdsn location Inquire IN he
Office. No. pa Iulae st. Nea-iors -
CTEAM P0WER.-To LET, number OF
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NOR SALE-A country residence situated on

the Sprashed arBpte convenient horse - miles fr-n
AZ nils hom KsYors between Eve sud Of good land
apples cherries rawbe and other rHi House
containing sight Bel Price s50 II Hot SOLD by the
he Apply the premises A. Farfow IT,