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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-21

Oh the dead Of the cause which has per-
ishod, ...'.
The dead who have fallen in vain!
Could they live, all the hopes that we cher
And lost would seem blooming again.
Time shall pass, but its changes will glad
Not wholly the hearts that are wrung;
Time shall pass, and new losses may sad
Our darkest lament has been sung,
Smiling lips from the worlds which we
know not,
May come to claim loving and care,
And, greeting them, our tears may flow not
For lips which no smiling may wear. i
But the kisses we rain shall be dearer -a'
That these lips are like those that are cold,
And we'll ponder, in pressing them nearer
Our own, o'er a tale that is told.
And again, mayhsp, all that they bled for
May rise from their blood as the seed,
And the world naiAe as martyrs those dead
Their faith in battle-drowned creed. =
And Liberty's temple, once plundercd,
May be built on the ashes of death,
And to millions the watchword be thun-
They murmured while life failed with
breath. tsr.- ..t .. 4a-
From the earth's sodden bosom new glory
or harvest may ripen to bloom i5' -
Tears may write on our lives the old story
fNF xx1.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-21
ORANGE COURT IA.

a pop bottle, and in the West the tower
ing Peaks of Otter stand up like--like
stand up like men determined to
do their durndest, or die in the at
tempt. ..''. M
The above is really eloquent, and l
deserve drink for it. Here goes. f.
People of Lynchburg-the most hos
pitablc people in the world-treat all
the time. observe Xmas in the mos sa-
cred aud festive manner, with fire.
crackers, rockets, niggers, and whisky,
in all its forms. People, named gen
orally Latham, Payne, Christian, Lang
horne and Guggenheimer with scat
tering Thurman here and there. Gug
keeps all the stores, ana the rest inhabit
the multitudinous hills and wales. A
few named Seabury and Stabler; three
kinds of Latham-one thin, dyspeptick
and gloomy-hence called Grey; an
other, with q forehead that runs back
to his coat-collar and gilt-edged,
three-ply soul, hence called Woody a
third called Bob, because an apothecary
and deats Pharaoh's serpents for supper;
remarkable dwarf, named Baugh, from
Bang -naugh-claugh-bau Court
House.. Other people, equally remarka-
BILE, blowers of tobacco horns and ring
ers of auction bells. a"' O."
Places of interest-Poe's lanyard
and Ilollins' Mill. Curious effect of
topogral -hy of eity--peoplei in the MORN
ing, when they come down town, sway
backed and bow-legged, from holding
back, going down hill in the evening
when they return home, hump-should-
cred and box-ankled, from leaning over,
going up hull. Wives have to iron 'em
out before they can get into bed. Hills
so inexcusably steep, travellers going
up from Depot can't tote valise-have
to lay down on stomachs, put valise be-
tween legs and back up hill, after man.
ner of tumble-not another word.
All drink liquor, live in mud half the
year, wash their faces sometimes in the
morning, and takes shares in the PEI
troleum Company. Principal citizen,
Colonel Robert L. Owen; got the big
gest overeoat on earth, and knows how
to treat newspaper men like house
fire.
There, that'll do-wrote enough-too
much too-thirsty, very thirsty, pencil
writes two lines at once. "No, q" pen
Gil, acted on by Lynchburg atmos-
pherc; singular influence of most sing
ular drinking and delightful place on
this continent. a.
Now, I'm done-my letter is writ
Pollard's wrath appeased! Whoop!
rip! zip derumte doodledum, de-
yoodledoodlcdump dedoodaddlededay
hah hoo hey he whahl d--n COW
with n calico calf! u' .
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-21
LABOR.

So long as man tills the earth-keeps
alive the forge-fires-plics the shuttle
spreads the sail-and though last, not
least, keeps the "press in action, no
product of the soil can claim prepon-
derance. 1t is Labor which gives per-
manent value to all things; without it,
the fertile soil, the forest, the mine, the
quarry, would be alike worthless, and
man would revert to primitive condi-
ton. 1t is Labor, with its thousand di-
visions of interest, each ministering to
the others wants, that unites the world,
and makes humanity akin.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-21

iFThe father of the great Calico was
the first to invent solo singing, or ar
rangement of music for single voice.
Before his time, good music was only
cultivated for the church, and sung in
chorus. The experiment of solo sing
iLg was first tried in the house of rich
amateur in Florence, and at once be-
come popular, paving the way for ora
toUio and opera.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-21

lUP The question for dlsmissing the
McArdle case was argued Friday but
not decided.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-21

iP A lady who was suffering under
slight indisposition, told her husband
that it was with the greatest difficulty
she could breathe, and the effort dis
tressed her exceedingly. II wouldn't
try, my DEAR soothingly responded
the husband.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-21

iUP We all know, and what is better
we feel inwardly, that religion is the
basis of civil society, the scource of
all good and of all comfort.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-21

iTe We cannot remember night so
dark as to have hindered the approach
of coming day, nor storm so furious
or dreadful as to prevent the return Of
a warm"sunshine or q cloudless sky.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-21

tP A speculator out West recently
wrote to friend
"When | came to Chicago, had not
a rag to my back, and now | am covered
with rags
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-21
TR0D UPON HIS TOES.

One night at theatre, a gentleman
felt the pressure of two little fairy feet
upon his patent feathers. At first the
sensation was delightful. 1t made in
expreslble thrills run through his body;
these sensations wore away, and the
pressure began to feel the least bit un-
co mfortable.
"Madam !"he gently suggested, "you
are standing on my foot"
"Your foot, sir?"
eyes, madam"
"Goodness! Ibeg your pardon, sir.
thought was standing on block OF
wood. They are quite large sir ~
''Quite--bu t you CoVered, EN- madam.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-21
Gb. 4xtiFf Dirginia
Br BAGBY 4 sToFER.

: - WAdVeThispmehts Tor a less time than
threS months will be charged for ut the uslI-
al Hatss-eAe dollar persquare for the first in
pernen, end hfty cents for each subsequent
insertion.
= 80 The mum beF of Insertions must be mark
ed On the manuscript, or the advertisement
Will be continued until forbid and charged
Tor accordingly.
Baltimore Gar6s.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1868-02-21

PETERSBURG, December, 1857.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20

Persons having real estate for sale or to let,
and those DESTROYS Of purchasing renting such pro
perry viii nd it TO their interest 10 advertise in THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and in addition TO this advantage The
TRIBUNE VII be found not only in NewYork and all its
cities and villages but IN every State and Territory
within the Onion The advertisement should be made as
brief a. VIII allow OF the advantage offered being clear
20 the readar We would especially dwell on the fact
that the Subscribers for the three editions OF THE IRIB
USE. Semi Weekly, and Weekly, comprise individuals IN
every profession business consequently advertise
Inents in each disseminate among all classes. The
especial attention 70 the reports OF real
ia the city and In part OF the state
$hus Add greatly TO the value Of its columns as an ad
Vsrtlslng medium The charges for advertising are as
1ollows; DAHY TRIBUNE, % ceDts per line for single
insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 81 20 per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Is cents per line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw.YoRK, Friday, June 10. 1888.

NETWORK, Friday, June H. 1903
Friday IS generally considered as a non dies
Among real estate men, and its existence for the sale or
purchase Of houses and lands is as rule, only recoG
nzed when the trade is of such brisk character that
every business day in the week is required 70 give
opportunity to place the various properties before
the public The traditional quetude Of the day was dls
turbed By peremptOry order OF the supreme OOu1
commanding the sale Of lots and improvements theIeo
on Thirtieth and Watersts Comparatively Jew PSe re
attended tho sale, yet the prices obtained VIZ "a
gsrded very good In the real ,, eSH 1ofs AZ
Gertising column OF THE TRIBUNE 25OO los o az
Yianheid, N J., announced 10 Do 2H ~
at auction without reserve. These lots are c2ntaeH IN
200 plots one hour from this city by the Newe5sey Ce
sral Railroad. The land is high has na9t % ~
and great quantities of fruit In c0nnecuO WIN ts
property there is homestead Of u acres Stn mansion
and necessary Outbuildings fruit shaae, auu
trees also be disposed Of On MONDAY next inc MeSss
A. J. Bleecker son Il Co. will have continuation OF the
great sale Of Rutherford Park lots at the Exchange IN
4his city. IT'D
Foursf brick building with lot l89XG66 feet No. 33i
Watarst between James and ROOSeveltsts., was puT-
chased Inv \ Pangborn for $500 Three-StOry dwelling
honSe wish Ot 195x9S feet, in Thirtiethst between
Firrt and Scondaves was bought by Charles Hammond
Tor $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
mtSitul.

DYSPEPSIA. - 5000 CURES WITHOUI
IL MEDICINE BY Dc BARRYs delicious REVALESrA ARA bIoA
FOOD ertcHtes Dyspepsia Indigestion, Cough Ahms C
SUMPTION Debility, Conupaon Dshea, Papiiauon Nervous ~
ious and Stonsel Complaints Cure No o. tJ-
N ls65 The the Holy Father excellent especially
Abandoning remedies he has confined himself ente 70
B,rTv, food Holiness praise this excellent food 700
hghlvn-Gatette. IA
NM BARRY Co. No l63 wniam.st NewYork To tins 10,
sIa2b - 0i D. $40 y H. 500 li TO- 90 aud through All
sroeers aud chemists
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~ cmnrRT n a.
NEW JERSEY.

BY LEWIS y. WOOD.
Mr. Wood added another TO the heavy suburban sales
chat have taken place this week. in Offering the Arm
etronR Estate property at Greenvle, on Friday. The
whole property sold in "a very short time, az per
fectly satisfactory prices We print below the full re-
port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
OFrcE ~ A-isrASr QUAKrERNAsIIIt GfNFiAL; !
Con UorsroS ASH GH,sNE NEwloRx CITY June 1903
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE are invited

OFFicE ~ ASSISTANT QUAKrERNAs1It GENERAL !
GHissESIs. NEw-l ORE CRY June iOD
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE are invited
and s be received this oice until u O'clock n MONDAY 2h
In, M supplying this Department with $50 cords mehahabe hard
Wo4 and J3 TINS 20 n eah) best quality Anthracite Coal egg
an, 10 b, deered be required prior 70 bepenbef
/ al posts 10 SewAork hfbor as follows, Va:
FoftH amitou-2l9 wood sud 05l tuus coal
FortW alsg ortb-JJl tins coal
Port Schuyler-llO cons wood and i33 tuns coal
Wilstrs Poiut-3l Gods wood and 800 cuaL
The be delivered the vhar Of the respective posts ana
che cont The coal Is To be delivered IN we yarn
provided reception each post aud paid for according TO weight
A. asceraned by post scaes. .-,,,
No BID Will unless accompanied by guarantee signed ~
to responsible psrsons dat the BID Is accepted cono VII
executed sith good AMI sufficient securities the sam OF |W
deliver and $500 deliver The coal In conformity Win the
terms OF this Advertisement ,,,- -. IL, -,
The privilege resered Of rejecting any all the bids deemed
advisable. 40, - - =
pe proposals WILDE received for supplying 2 cords Noed and
32ss tun coal To- he delivered As follows VIA
Yort Columbus 30 wood and $40 tuns coal
F0st Wood,l6 loo cords sood and SIS TINS coal
David lslaId, ~ cord, sood aud ,2il tnns coal
Suhed the above conditions
gls0 separate prOpoAt will be received for suppytng-
Port Adams Newport With $50 cords wood aud h5 tnus ce
Fort Tunbn New Lndon Conu With go cords WOOD ana 20 Hn
coal. AMI ,..o,--,
Bonds will required % the amount OF eneonIh OF tne
contract ohersse subject ~ the above conditions
Bks hond be made forms which be bad h. once room
niord Proposals for Wood for Goat aud addressed 10 the
undersgne 20 whom APPLICATION should be made or adonAl ph
lars.
MsorG General and Assistant Qnarermas'sr General
UAiied States Armr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
autiium SAILS Of GtaI estate.
BLEECKER, son & Co., of New York,
HrNDLE Of Paterson. y. J.. Auc'ioreer,.


~ ooI0tk- Voc IlT0N0l III1',-' T-'7'T'7 - :.
EIGHT HUNDRED LOTS ai iu villa and Village Lots
comprising 1900 C4y Lots a. Lake View lying ou s senu
regulated 10 feet
T 10 feet above tieFster and Unsurpassed o
situation property Nsvlork. II ut u ms lo
So nu;esl from G. " Ran vs. Eue Railroad o foot Of 1huh'rs
daily each within shoft distance 81 Peterson y
depot on the grounds Oyefooks he b-au Passtc River With rs
picturesque rnirgs The splendid residences aad
(which model Il heauiy also silver LAKE ne1rness 10
bathing boating
fishing atmosphere freedom from muktes combine greater ai
yautages purchasers than ever oitrff
SALE ABSOLUTE.
TENsTen day Of sr % PER cent Aug l. ~ per cent
Oct /: - Der cent ouh bond and mortgage two
SPECIAL Train oftbe Erie Railroad WI saye fo Of Chimbe.t On
the morning Of the sale n O'clock The regular trains - usual hou
of6.45 Gals; 49, y LES. 40 Return - o'clock
Refreshments vail be- served on the grounds
For Msps sni other parar. spPy to DE agoaeen. No =
CefArst Nea.lofk.
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BoarS and guums.

A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
~ ,treet New.York. on THE EUROPEAN PLAN Rooms, en-
suites or singy at moderate rates
BOARD and nicely furnished ROOMS in
ID brown stone I3 East Nnseentht ryngPaes
eight doors west Of Thirdave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20

GREAT SALE Of wEsTCHEsTER PROPERTY rs acres IN %
parcels at AUCTION To be made WoSs is' o VRIbaY Inn.
1853 at u by ANTHONY BLBECKRR son CO. Agsionse
AZ he R,charge ssssroo No III Broa1Say View lork hPop
cry caey and sogthy portion, S,Ias fo
nile mile, on he n bgNay Long tnd Sannd and includes
extensive valuable front on The soan Losao9 S
mortgage for yeA Maps can be bad o. We AgSnssD
Their once No n C.daIst NsWfoTk JOHN PERKY ksitres
LA o. MiILyE Psjnt9s Aney. No 100 Psions Nss ioft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
Tuturts ano nl,ttinas.

NOTICE.-Miss SUSAN b. ANTHONY, DIR.
~ D. MOORE n APPLETON and A. n COLE, esqS the Rev
RUFUS PERRY and others will address public meeting No a
Hall Of Beeckerst and Cottage place on MONDAY EVENING
NEXT ga inst O'Clock This free meeting for ladies' ADD
smen aSd all Who favor Impartial Manhood Suffrage ALL wiisou Ia
vdous discrimination. WV c. II. CURTIS, PrssdeaA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20
J. JoHv'oS. o., A7eroae--.
by NSON 4 MILL Err,
Id AUCTIONEEES AND
u 10 IL n

J. JoHvsoN IT, A7erone--.
DY JOHNSON q MILLER,
ID AUCTfONEEES AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
Ma. - NAssiu-sr. CEptEsr, NEwfoRT .
CITY Residences Country and Farn' bought toi
r,ats ~ sAagcJ Loans 81 Fslre. -
Brr,duar y. T.
ADJOURNED SALE or TIE LlSpFN TERRACE PROPERTY.
BEING tn BALASCK or Tiih, ikAIriFIL VILLA PLgis
NOT OFFERED OH JuNE ~ VILLA PLOlA, w ~ ~
CRY LOTS. LOCATED OS FLArBrSH StDE OF Prospect
PARK. AND WITHIN 1--WE MINUTES WALK OF THE GRAND
SOUTH EASTERtN ENTRANCE
INSTRUCTIONS M
preiors desirable property The adj nnrnd a SID
any limit rescrvaiiep shoeyr hh' se no tea3 '"
Oaee no Is Sas'at, y y and No lS' 5sdy6y ,inn
Also. tin. snd place
RTgALRof CHOICE LOTS WlCKOfls1. norih SIDE coie
rnsaug Of hhye These lois are hanioH" los'ea
good hgh ground paved ad gafrd water iuh ga pts M
terms Mae. &c. q Ofee. No 25 Sass,nst
MoHnts wtKiys. AuciIonesr
I ARGE and ATTRACTIVE SALE OF 10
II LOTS or HUDSON. MEADOW. CLIhION AND VILLAIN
SITS HOBOKEN, NBW JERSEY, At AlCl ,.,.,,
BY ORDER OF THE HOBOKM LAND AND IMPROVEMENT COM
Ell LUDLOW will .,l At snetioa on TUESDAY Jo-s g.
1863 y O'Clock ~ the FIehauge Saoon No l hioh' I
HtpS0SST lot. east side between Perry Vswsrssi'
MEADOW.ST lo's west side. between 1tu sri alh-st.
MEADOW ST. Il lots, en front west ,e between lviA aud lia
CLiNTON.ST. lots. east side he'.een "a and 8ihsts
WILLOW-ST. lots. east side between 7th and lth--
WiLLOW-ST.. 10 los. vest sde between th anl Iis.'
WILLOWS ST. lots side between th ard lotlsts.
WILOWST IL lots entire mont west side betHeeu Oh anl Ith'
wLLOwsT II lots entire front side betseea c aud iiil-
" TERMS OF SALE
Seventy may bond and mortgage FOR five years At
Boss maps and fill particulars the aueoneers Office No Pine
S., at the lioboken ierr.et l-.o-t-l
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THOS STEPHENS Croton
ROBERT /. DARRAGH. Aqueduci
SevY0rk. Jnns g. 1863 GEO. ; GREENE, Board

4 NKOIUN AQULDUII UETAhI VI II y
" RON FOUNDERS SEALED Proposals Endorsed Proposal i'r
Water Pipe with Oh. Of the bidder sud he date OF - oh
Ing s he received flee RCiuud City H Park nnu o'clock
TO- OF WEDNESDAKiuy 1893 for the supply OF B0 feet cast
iron WaterPp inthesdameter 10000 feet con NaierfPe
u niche, daeer; 1900 feet caou Natspe inches diameter
1000 feet easiou p inches diameter aud about - tans o
10 Of branches and p cisu. Specifications aud ioIms ior
THOMAS STEVENS, } Groom
ROBT. L. DARRAGH, Z Agueduct
york Tr,s ~ tef. : GREENE. Board.
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Proposals.
- oI A.r.IlyI covs!,.,HI oI 81

Fogr W,DsWoHrH y \. H.. June ~. 1903. 8
ARMY SUPPLIES. SEALED PROPOSALS
\ III -res.l ri received until - o'clock MONDAY.
~. ei i3 ls " MacNlrsT 1T Ary 4 g s. a Foi
Wi.soIh y H. for urashinE The troops hseai with fresh
I,s ir,sn june T. i8l3. 20 November d. lnt
m. ensops reong PROPOSALS be rdorssd Proposals. FOR
F.r1ifliag Fresh Beet"
ME f,.L Bsef.io BE- Of good marketable quality sh equal
poos ADD hndqlsier necs sank and kidney aos
AID delivered fhs ~ the contractor IN such
time. he required Bidders Hil also state
MIC rsanI deliver C0med Beef under
d.torN
So Ui be entertained that made by regular butcher who
rr., iss uare m fall Bis present place OF business
Tho no egnrl The gt bid not satisfactory
s-It u made D accordance With shove conditions
'"' ''' al N,.uTRpAN h., It.,, L.. rtr A q
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SrookIpn 2taI Gstutt for SaIt.

brooklyn L0TS.-FOr sale or exchange
I'D several PLOTS by acre near the ctr line Also
o. lOwprced LOTS Brooklyn HOIT MILLER No IOS
Broadway. corner Pfnest
MO RESERVE.-Every Lot offered at the sale
IN Of FATBuSH PROPERTY June o. will be positively sold TO the
highest bidder JOHNSON MILLER AuetOneers No Is Naust
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CR0T0N AOUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To


" CONTRACTORSSsPaae Sealed topoaeach indorsd with
tl title stl 10 relates tLs the bidder and tie
e Of 10 prrs-uaton viii be- received this Office uLt ii oceck
m Of WEDNESDAY JUDY 1905 Of
fv viz tStecn ~ n sevrutrh ow Tenth
through Ninth Se'1tseveuih street: speen ~ Ia
fourth street 10 and through Seventy n
street Third Ayehus sud % between snt sttl
Streets pec i IN Forty second and foriyst'h
street., between atd Ninth Forty fourth street
Sevelih aud Eg (Sgecn 30 IN Srth add seventh
avenues Thrtrt and Thirty second streets and IN Seventh
between TcHttrd and Iweutyurth streets; lSpeen
In Onetundrd and ahi one huncrel
Third anil Fourth Speou ~ In William
between Pine and Cedar streets ea street between Beekan
street. Peek ID Pak stree, between Baxter and Mulberry Streets
and Water beir Catherine an Diver streets inpecu ~
D. Foyd and Fotsth streets between Second Hynue and Ea
River. Speca 9 between Tenth and Eleventh.
Avenues Eleventh between ForolT and Forty seventh
Streets tstecn Second fourth street TO and
through scyenhh street 10 Ih avenue Sp.n 80 To complete
Unfinished Fhth and Fyghth streets between Eighth
and avenues pecu. 39l ODe hundred eighth
street Fuh SIth Also for The construction Of
~. blowing croEaks West street Al south side o Morris
street. each ofibe crossings At kreth and Pace streets Al one
hundred aud fh fiteth, FfyArs
and intersection Of Fourth and
at Intersection Of Coitage-par and West Houston streets
works be aud pechcati0n Gc
obtained application At his oace . ,.,.
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IIlHE GTYMARD SPRING HOUSE, in the

Shawangunk Mountains Guyuard Orange County T. on
Railway 80 miles from NewioIk CITY will be opened on zoe
eghly situated Mountain House, with Dry
pure inygoratng Lake bordering its grounds valuable
haybaie spring boating and fishing delightful drives and
beautiful magnificent sunsets and shower
views Railway Station Pest Oe and REress Oce the House
Trains leaving SewYok az 10 and i3O stop at this place
Returning leave at $50 and % Excursion Tickets
Horses ,nl carriages provided Board IL per week Keller
wv ID L
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In and
Pareut River Chesapeake BsyThe unter offer for sale 10
liquidation Of he firm The following properly VIZ
The and beautifully located YARN 30 st. hays Counr
called .perauzs LAND adjacent thereto wing on the Pa
herrOm embracing 40 more or
less part woodland balance about 200 Of arabic hu1 Vel
Weed springs aud under good cultivation vita hun
abundance ,.-., A., ,--,,-- lii.
larye harm tobacco house. ice-house, &c, &c. &c
ZINE FISH OYSTERS abound the waters belonging to THIS
property 800. ---, ,-,-,. l.. 49,. - the.
Baltimore the Pauxent aud It's aous
Of the latter being quite 10 q" EsperaDza'
MARYLAND and nearly opposite the above
the YARN known Drum Point situate thereon
the shore 81 the Chesapeake BAY
together with adjacent Of LAND embracing ~ an about IO
acres cleared and under high STATE o CULTIVATION
about producing good Of wheat corn oats tobacco &C.
&c The dwellings With fine barn, sabng ONT
Part Of the wooded land covered with bea 'aDe
shin timber accessible 20 navigation. -. 1900,
wekuoSn safe iiabOr Of DRUM folNIt
beiug capable accommodating and sheng feet Of vessels Of Inc
such better harbo is Afforded on ne
Chesapeake The cOe proximity Of Drum Point the cLe
and the deep beres combined with other advantages already
marked desirable te fort Shipping port
add with probability Of rs becoming and
too Of importance, especially outlet coal from the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad vel depository for The Peruvian
uano II the proposed terminus o. the projected railroad that TO
peeop with the and Ohio Railroad This enterprise must
enhance land through which the road located and
dcAlarly ia the vicinity Of its terminus ..
bs opertg worthy attention Of capitalists also Of persons
desiring purchase Agricultural Purposes the soil being well adapted
10 secsssay be divided into several Farms With
rOads leading 10 navigation.
premises can be
Por further particulars sppJ undegntd Who have FLATS
from ntsurve all the property
FITZGERALD BOOTH Co, so South Cast Baltimore
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-06-20

This favoue situated the Cash Mountains
and commsng the finest America having
enlarged will be open from June 10 20 Oct Terms
- 80 per day, t23 per week. -,
Sges connect Cas with ali the Hudson r. trains and the day
bo,. from NevYok Also with steamboats, Thomas Powell
Champion leaving Pier No 3 fsoi OF tanknst Ne"fork
daily At p IN. Saturdays at 2 D. M . ,.,,, :,