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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-01-10

RECOMMENDATIONS
BATAVIA, ONO, August 18th, 1866.
GHYrs-I have received the bill sent me, giving the
programme of the Git Enterprise in behalf of Null
berry Seminary. The objectis charitable and pa
triotic hayingih view the interest of the orphan
Children of the brave soldiers who have given their
lives to their country in the war to suppress the re-
belllon, and am sure IL must succeed;-a dolIar
from every voter IN Ohio, for such noble purpose
would not be regarded as too much TO contribute 70
enterprise that proposes to care for and edueate
the heunfortunate children of the fallen brave otthe
State. The men ntrusted with its management are
worthy fpubliccoufdence, and allpersons may re-
ly upon faithful discharge OF their duties. SIN
eerely hopeit may prove success, On" .na' the
hands oftheenterprisng men who projected !. OF
doing much good and also become notable monu,
ment Of the patriotism and public spirit o ,he go4u
people, who by their contributions ofa dollar each
will do themselves no barn. but bless beyond meNs-
ure those who, too often, have neither meansnor
friends with which to help Themselves;
Or'''ro''iM N. C. sth ST. District Of Ohio.
wethe undersigned fully concurin theaoove re-
commentator;
Hon. b. Eggleston, M. G. LIST District OF Ohio.
Hon A. Teetor, Rep. OHIO Legislature. a.
VIM Megrue, Pres. Citizens Nat Bank. Piqua.
7. R: Briggs, Cincinnati.
CO Mcgrue, Pres. Nat. Bank, Batavia.
Hon. VIM. Penn Nixon, Rep. Ohio Leg.
Thos. Spooner, Cincinnati.
Gen r. B. Hayes.
SATnI u. OOTWlncs Stus llHhJ otbS ms SVihf"h1
Col. Moulton, late Q. NJ. u, s. A.
John +. Terrence. Ex-Member Board Pub. Works
Howard Matthews, Pres. Lafayette lns. company
Hon 8. F. Dowdney, Ohio Senate.
Hon W Howard, ex-M. G. 9Th Dist. Ohio.
Gen. Thos. L. Young.
For further particulars get Ione Of our bills oil
address us at our a
once, No. 2s West Third street,
basement in Masonic Temple)
CINCINNATI, OHIO,
Or at our Office, MULBERRY, oermont Co., Ohio.
TUDOR, GATES n CO.,
| oc. OK isea Al am sTRWSTEEH
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LellheLiVing remember The Dead
NEW ESTABLISHMENTS

Monuments, Tablets, Tombs, Head-stcnes, Gene
usually found IN frsclass Marmble Shop, f1rnlah-
I'd at short notice and on reasonable termb, Sari-
ETY. Of deslgns and specimens eau be soon Al the
shop. ,.,,r.e 49,, !. -.
Larcssior, obic,Jap uss--5H
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Valuable Farm for
Sale.

TUNHE FARM BELONGING TO THE WIDOW
! and heirs of George W. Shoemaker, dec, situa-
ted abont two miles North East OF Peasantvllle, in
Walnut township Fairfield cointy, Ohio, Is now Of
fered for sale on private terms.
The Farm contains about lis acres 4 land,
AnA OF choice Walnut and Sugar soil, and haS upon
iiNH il a good Dwelling House, Barn, Carrage-
house, Meat-houso Wood house, and Spring -housel
at the latter place there are tvo very large sprngs,
of good limestone water; also good spring near the
Barn and stream OF water running through the
Eastern portion oil the premises. Has two good Ap-
pie Orchards, the youngest Just beginnnRto 70 bear
sion II desired. . .aae
For terms enquire Of the owners on the premises.
or Of the undersigned. j. @. HITE.
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i@-Wc have copy of the N. o,
Tisayunc of Dec. 80. received in six
days from lis date, for which we are
indebted tothe attention Of Mr.. G. L.
OLps, who forwarded it from Cairo.
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SIS REWARD.

cNTRAYED from the stable of J. Anderson, IN Ian.
SAcaster on Saturday, Dec sth. 1866, ROAM
II HElFER, with sharn, long horns. She was seen
last At the farm OF Mr.. Bush with other cows. The
above reward will be paid for her return TO my stable
Ian a. 1867 J. ANDERSON.
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The House of Representatives on
Tuesday passed the suffrage bill over
the veto. Vote 113 to 88.
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p0-We ilviteDattention to the unu-
sual Inducements held out by Messrs.
+, Petors, Miller & Bro. in Ready made
/. Clo.hingl scethoir notice in local col
qwDa
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ROLL OFsHONoR.


Statemefit of the First Ma
tionRl Bank OF fLancasteE, on tho morn
ing Of Monday, Jan. 7th; 1907.
ASSETS.
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VALUABLE FARM
AND
TOWN PROPERTY FOR SALE
I OFFER FOR SALE ALL MY REAL ESTATE

II OFFER FOR SALE ALL MY REAL ESTATE.
A very valuable and well improved farm adjoining
West hushyille, Fan field county, Uho consisting 0T
ia ACRES OF OHOIJE LAND,
in high state Of cultivation. This farm has on 1t
two Orchards OF choice fruit, The younger Just in its
prime. The Spring which runs through the princ-
pal purt II the larm, watering all the fields, IL but
lew steps from the dwelling, and is not exoeled by
any in the county. The fences are q good, having
been recently made new II has on lt a two stol y
In. dwelling. with barn and out-budngs; plenty
uHi;i ofhmber Tor oil coming time. This is one Of
.lll. the rare chances to get good and desirable
home.
i also offer for sale my House and Lot IN West
Rushville the best property IN the village, beng a
good two story Brick, with nine rooms, cellar cls-
tern, well, carriage house, barn and every conven-
iencc belonging to a first class residence. Clear
title gwen Terms very easy and moderate, and
possession gvenls lst oil April. For further particu-
lars enquire of the undersigned, residing in West
Rushvillr, or Wm. Hutchinson, Lancaster, Ohio.
Price Of land SO dollars per acre.. Payments TO suit
purchaser Town property 81 500, payments to suit
purchaser. JOHN W. VaNSANr.
Jan. 10, l667-3w
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gNyHE unders ienedr hsa.been duly appointed and
1 qualified as administrator de bonis non, with the
7'l. JOHN MORROW,
Dec. zet lsst t-SwT AdministtstoS, 90.
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Medical Notice.

DR.E. CONE MAY BE CONSULTED
i Dat the following times and places:
In NEW LEXINGTON at the Colborn House, on
Saturday and Sundays September and 2; OCTOBER
and Nov 10 and IL Dec. IL apd l6; Jan. 10 and
20 Feb. % and "a March 30and 81 May and oi
June and9.
In LANCASTER at the Tama ige House on Mon
days after the Express Tram arrives going West nm
iii Il goes West on Tuesdays Sept. 3; Oct. s; Nov
l2 Dec II; Jan. 81; Feb. %; April Il May g. June ~
DR.. CONE cures all forms OF Chronic Diseases, as
Dyspepsiain all its various varieties all diseases Of
the Lungs and Air passages, as Laryhgis, Bronchi'
ts, and Consumption all diseases Of the Kidney s.
Liver, Pancreas and the glands generally; al dis.
eases Of the Heart, Blood. and Blood vessels; all
rea, orst Vitus Dance, Neuralgia, Palsy, and gene
raj nervous innutrition; oil diseases OF Females,
enlarged Tonss, and all forms OF Scrofnla also all
1g-No charge for consultation, butcash formed.
zines. EAprl 8, ls66-2-Iy1
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Manhoods How Lost. How Restored.
- Just published, new edition of Or.
SCul vsrweIl'g Celebrated sessay
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spEahAT0RaHGA, or Seminal Weakness
involuntary Seminal Losses, lapoTEkcY. Mental and
Physical incapacity, Impe1iments 10 Marriage, etc
also, ccssunPTioN, EPrLEPsT, and Prs, induced by
self.induiyepce or sexual extravagAnce.
ee-Prict, 10 sealed envelope, only 6cents.
The celebrated aui hor, In this admirable essay
clearly deDonstrates, from thirty years suceessi
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cure himself eheaply, privately, and radiedlLv
RB-This Lecture should he IN the hands Of every
youth and every man In the land
Sent under seal in plain envelope TO ans address
postpaid, on receipt Of six cents two post stamps
Also G: CnlyerNelrs Marriage Guide," price q
cents Address hepuhlIshers,
CHAs J. G. KLINE & Co,
I27 Bowery, New York, Post Office box 4,6ss
Nov. ], le66-ly.
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HO r. TICuLTURAL SOCIETY ELEC.
TION.

vWyuE Annual election Of officers o. the Hooking
Valley horticultural Society will takeplaee at
the regular meeting on the 18TH Of january, 1857.
Council Room Of the CITY Of Lancaster. officers to
he chosen: One President, two Vice Presidents, one
Treasurer, one Recording, and one Corresponding
Secretary, Oonncil OF Nine Members, and four
Standing Committees, (of thres, members each,)
on Fruits, Vegetables, Flowers, and! Publication
and Library. .n,s,,,r, -, :. ,,-.s
ya, a. fssS-.st -,
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lTnrnsDAr, Jan. 10, 1867.
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GEO. W. BECK, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before Inc this seventh
day Of January, 1867, WILLIAM A. sHULIZ,
Jan. lUth, l8G7.-3w Notary Public
Statement OF the Hooking Valley Ma
tional Bank, Monday Morning, Jan.
7th, 1867.
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qOFFtC.E,
TailmHaRe Block, Third st0ry-.ru the
Left - the Head Of steirs,
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LANCASTER OHIO.
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RB-Resides the above Frains, there areirregulai
Trains, and persons approaching or passing the
Rail Road Track, should, at all hours Of day and
night he particularly on their guard dforthemselves
and LIVE STOCK, as to trans in both directions.
Any injury inflicted will otherwise rest ontheir own
cayelessntass. A. g. RUSHEE,
Dec. 1860. Master 0fTTansp0rtaaon 0f
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TICKETS ONEDOLLAR EACH


This is not private speculation. It will be man
aged honorably, Our list ofpren:iumsar are superior
to all other Enterprises.
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I'm CONSEQUENCE OF THE GREAT REDUc.
II ton in prices Of
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-09-18
THE DH..fSHE.v'E TOW
LIBRARY COMPANY
IL chartered by the State Of PennsyIva nis, ed
organized in the aid Of the
RIVER SIDE INAraTUTE
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans.
Incorporated by the State ofN J.
APRIL 8. 1857.

The RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE.
Situate at Riverside, Burlington County. New
Jersey. 10 founded for the purpose OF gratuit-
ously educating the sons Of deceased Soldiers
and Seamen OF the United States
The Board OF Trustees consist Of the following
well-Anown citizens of Pennsylvania aad New
Jersey -
HON. WILLIAM b. MANN.
District Attorney. Philadelphia, Pa
HON LEWIS r. BROOMALL,
ExChief Conner U. s. Mint, and Recorder
of Deeds. Philadelphia, Pa
HON. JAMES n. SCOvEL, New Jersey.
HON. W. ". WARE. New Jersey
HENRY GORMAN, ESQ.
Agent Adams Express Philadelphia, Pa.
J. L. CpE, Esq
or JOY, Cce a Co. Phladephia.
TRKAsrgY DrpAprusxr wAsu,wo,ov II n
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STEAMSHIPS.
Fer Brenes vie Nsuthanpten.

For Brenes vie Southampton.
New York Il Bremen 9eeaaship
Company.
First Glass U. >. Mail Steamships
ATLANTIC, NORTHERN LIGHT
BALTIC, WESTERN METROPOLIS
Cheapest Line.
LEAVE PIER No. ;s NORTH RIVER ON RyERY
OTHER SATURDAY. FOR
SOuth = mpdO0 md Bremen.
Taking passengers 20 Southampton Hsvrc and Bre-
men at the following rates, payable in Gold ite
equivalent in in currency.
First Cabin, $40; second cabin. So steefAge s3S
90 London or Paris. o. additionally
From Bremen. Southampton, &c. 10 New York -
Firrt cabin. $40: second cabin. sos: rt@erage 49
EXCURSION TICKETS. OUT AND HOME.
Fs-t cabin. 500; second cabin. $50: steeiage $40
Sailing dsys from New York and Bremen:
May 4, and Is June /. H. and 49, July -, and ~ :
August 10, and "a sept :. and 81 Oct 8, and 10.
For Freight. expressage. or passage apply to
ISAAC TAYLOR,
mayitd President. ~ Broadway.
JOHN r. sTIEBoLT. Agent, Davenport
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One Of the greatest mistakes men make
is in setting their houses too low In form
er times they were often Sc. on level With
the ground. The consequence IVES the
house became damp and the lower part rot
ted out. Afterwards they sci them on I'm
derpinning which rested on level with the
ground. This brought the house some
eighteen or twenty inches above the level
ground, but did not allow the land to be
drained off, and puddes Of waite. would
stand around the house, ard the cellar
would be wet or half full of wate-.
In late years j. has been the custom to
elevate the stills SO as to terrace up round
the house. Still, a great many buildings
are Sc, too low. We rarely see one elevated
too high. \ person inexperienced IN house
building levels up his sils and finds low
place OIL one side, and it looks formidable
to him TO ill it up. Now coed rule is
this, 10 elevate the sils so that terraced up,
the water will turn away from the house
readily on all sides. There should be true
slant from the bottom Of the sill to the mid
die of the street We have sometimes
given . rule like the following: Place the
stills as high as you think they ought to be,
and then raise them foot higher, AMI you
will have it nearly as high rs YOU y i'll wish
you had raised them when your house is
finished. We have never known person
20 wish his sill lowered who followed this
rule. By raising the siils you have drier
cellar. 1t is more easily drained. and if
earth is not in abundance, it will be quite
as easily hauled 10 terrace up with as TO
dig it from the cellar
No external costly finish, elegan. front
yards or any other contrivanee can atone
for house squat to the ground. 1t is well
to cultivate habits Of correct taste, even in
our humblest dwellings,. In other words,
il costs no more to do thing right than to
do il WONG - MIMI Enrnlr
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DAILY DEMOCRAT.
STATE ITEM &c

The Conrrerationalists of Clinton have
ordered fifteen hundred pound bell from
Cincinnati for their church
The following list OF county sn6 district
fairs. with time and plsce Of holding the
same. vii! be Of interest 10 many oil cur
readers
Benton. vinton. Sept. 25--s.
Hremer. Warerlv, Oct. -. .xssx7
butler. Shell Rock. Oct ell.
Crawford. Denison. sept. 2e-s-
Chicks.aw. New Hamilton, sept. Is ..
Cedar. Upton. Sept. lI-ls.
CLAYTON farmersburg. Oct. 5.
Cedar VALLEY, Cedar Falls, Oct la-l'
Des MONIES. Burlington. Sept. -.
Dallas, Abel, sept. le--0.
Hardin El1ora Sept. 20 II.
Henry Mount Pleasant, Gets Il.
Iowa Central District. pes Mones. Sept -
81
JASPER Newton, Oct. Sill.
Jones. Auamosa, Sept. 25-2..
Jefferson Fairfield Get. eil.
johnson Iowa CITY. sept. 10.
Kossuth Algona, sept. Is
LOUISA Wspelio, Sept. lI-.e.
Linn Marion, sept lI-2l.
Madison Winter-et, Oct. ls-Is.
Musca,ine. IVES, Liberty, Oct. Sic
Morrison, Knoxville. Sept. lseo
Poweshiek, brooklyn, Sert. - ..
Tams, Tsma City, Oct lo-l2.
Union, Alton Oct. He
Union. Wheatiand. Clinton county Sept. u
81.
Union Agricultural Society. West Liberty.
Oct 10
Uaion Horse Association, Whea,land. Oct =
10.
Van Buren,. keosauqus, Sept. 1871.
Wheat is selling in Muscatine for ! 40 10
1.o0.
Mr.. Wise, the unfortunate ma SO seri-
ously injured by the breaking Of saw in
Chambers mill, At Muscatlne, died Sunday
morning.
A special 70 the Davenport CARTE from
Des Moines, advocates mob law for Brick
Pomeroy who is to speak At the capital city.
Wal that great and moral journal give the
name Of it's correspondent. or are those dis
patches manufactured in its own Office !: =
Ii is much given 70 such things.
The citizens Of Moscow have just raised
$3.50 towards the improvement Of road
leading westward from their place. and
which has been in rather sorry condition
fos some time. The county appropriated
similar amount towards the same object.
The Postmaster General has established
and discontinued the following post offices
IN this State:
Established- Elsira, Clinton county =
Missouri Valley. Harrison county; Arms
strong Grove, Emmett Co: East Nodaway,
Adams Co Carroll City, Carroll Co. =
Blairsburg, Hamilton Co. Jesks, Taylor
Co.
Discontinued- New Hope, Union county;
Mt Washington, Adams Co. /; Camden,
Story Co.. Marcy, Boone Co.
There has been spiri,uaist'c camp
meeting near Council Bluffs. The Nonpa.
rel says it was SHINY attended.
William kennedy, who was arrested in
New York last February by Capt d. +.
Grail, was tried last week in the jefferson
County District Court for the murder OF
|. n. Williams, at Broekville, on the tn
Of October 1865, ard acquitted
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Chicago, Rock Island 4 Pacific
Railroad.
1867. Fall Arrangement. 1867.
Trainsrun by Chicago time which il twelve min
uies faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY. SEPT ., 1897.
~ and until further rotre. trans will leave
Davenport daily, SUNDAY excepted ns follows
Going tast-lst Mail train at.T o.. a. w.
I'd Night express. ......s 81, 2. y.
Going West-lst, Expr-.ss snd Mail for Dies
Moiues al Washington, .55 An.
%, Nike. ar Des Moines and
ausca'iue ..s.2or.s.
Arrive at Davenport Sundays excepted
as follows
From lie ras.-fst Nigh sspresk Z 30. y
"a I,eiiv E~. 4 mail. 80 p y.
From th@ v is Mixed from Des Moines
8 as AN
"a. Express from Des Noines
and Washington. .s.rbr.S.
cosSgesI ~
A. Chicago with all Eastern kontes.
At Joliet With G. A 4 :. L. X. Il. for Bloom
ington, springfield, ac.
4, La>alIe with / c. x. 4 for Dunlei,h. 81.
Louis Cairo, &c.
4, Pond Creek With e. D ~ r. n. ior Bur
Ln..ton, heokuk and atiBrv.
At Peoria with z. +. 4 J. T. Il. DC.
A. Des Moiues. Iowa aty and Washington
with Western stage Co = stages, for all points
West. Southwest ana Northwest.
Sleeping Coaches on 81 tight trains. Through
Tickets tor sale and baggage checked to Prin-
cipal Eastern Cities aud Towns.
PA. HALL. Asst Zen. Supt. Chicago
A. KIns.LL, Asst. supt. lo~a Division.
Davenport
H. H. Int. Ag't, Davenport.
Davenport. Sept. I. lss.
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HARTW ELL 4 SMITH
INSURANCE AGENCY:
LATE
r. SIMPSON 4 co.,
Mutual Benefit Life ms. Csmp'y,
Assets. eIo.ooo.eoo.
Continental Fire lns. Company,
Assets. al.5oo.ooo.
Security Fire InS. Company.
Assets. 81. 5~s 600.
Insurance 90. Of North America.
Assets. sI.sOo.oOOO.
LOrillard Fire Insurance 70.
Assets, ~. 400.
Nerth American Fire lns. COMFY,
Assets. s75O.OOo.
Commerce Fire Insurance TO.
Assets. 100000.
Travellers ms. Co., Of Chicago.
Insure S2'st General Acciuensss
lneludfg Travellers riSk -ln s:rpke, hites OF dogs
lightning. sufpoation by drowning. choking, &c.
Office No. as Brady street.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT. wAsHrxorox. ID. C.,
Apr! Is. ls61.-Otice Of Internal Revenue =
Having received satisfactory evidence that the
proceeds Of the enterprise conducted BY the
Washington Library Company will be devoted
10 charitable uses. permission is hereby granted
to SAID Company to conduct such enterprise ex.
emp, from all charge, whether from spec. al tax
Or other duty. Z. A ROLLINS,
Commissioners
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STEAM
To and from the old country.
Shortest Sea Passage.

THE ANCHOR LINE
o! Transatlantic steam packet ships
1o1benia. Caledonia, Cambrtoi
Brita . Mia. Columbia, 10di0.
Sail regulariyto and from New York. RATES OF
PASSAGE NJ low az by any other fret class hne
pect 10 insure the safety comfort and convenience oil
passengers On very advantageous ferme the Anchef
Line grant through tickets 10 and nom Al the ssanone
on the Irish and English Railways. and the principal
rites in the nited States and also forward passenger
al very moderate rates and from France Germany
&c Az this Company docs not employ runners. those
who wish passage tickets or certificates of passage
send for their friends any further information, will
please sppy AT any the Company agencies through
out the Statee, at the head Office in New York to
FRANCIS MACDONALD & CO,
New York ian 1865. Bowling Green.
j. D. EVANS. Agent.
mchs:dly Davenport. Iowa.
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SCHEDULE OF PRESENTS.

! Cash Present NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. so 900
/ Cash Present Observation-Disclosures. 5000
| Cash Present .............. ............. 10.Up
! Cash Present Observation-Disclosures. 500
Cash Presents Of 81 100 each, ........... 5000
l Handsome Country Residence, Stable,
Grounds. &c, Germantown, Philadelphia. 1900
/ Double Residence, three-story brick, Cam
den, n ..................... 1900
/ Coal Depot, Offices, Sheds. Ground, with
business established, No. 1914 Washington
Avenue, Philadelphis ................ >. 1900
| Country Residence, Riverside, n. j., with
Ground. Fruits, &c.. .......... 10000
l Three-story Cottage, Lot, &c. 6,eV0
25 Valuable Building Lots, Riverside, $50 each 5tV0
y Elegant Turnout Family Carriage, Span Of
Horses, Harness. &C, complete ...... $500
10 Valuable Building Lots, Riverside. $500 each s0V0
l Beautiful Silver-gray Horre, IS l-e hands
high, sired by the celebrated imported Ara
han Horse "Caliph:" aleo. light Road
Wagon. weight 40 pounds, with set Of gu
peror Single Harness, &c, making first
class establishment. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
90 Pianos 500 each ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1900
20 Melodeons. $225 each Observation-Disclosures. 400
Z Rosewood Sewing Machines, 500 each -. go
10 Family Sewing Machines. 500 each. ..... go
so Fine Gold Wsschee, 500 each. 1000
gate value ........................ 10000
Camels Hair Shawls, 81 900 each. ........ 900
3Csmels Hair Shawls, $4,000 each, ...... 5000
, Handsome Lace Shawls, $50 each. $50
10 CashmeYe Shawle, $50 each ................ go
2uSilk Dress Patterns. SIS each. =. 100
50 City Building Lots $175 each. ............ $40
The remainder will eoneist OF Silverware, M
steal Boxee, Orera Glasses, Pocket Bibles and
different articles OF ornament and use amount
ipgto.. ...-oz, wv
Total SJW,VUV
All the properties given clear Of incumbrarce.
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How 10 Obtain shares and En-.
cravings.
send orders 10 M by mail enclosing nom 81 to go
either BIZ Post Once orders in . registered letter
At our risk Larger amounts rhould b sent By draft