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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
errnNn CLAs.-cLOTMs.

SECOND CLASs-CLOTUa
50 y'-'' fsaer . 3, i Do e.i-
loe 8... ss, '. i b., iais ci.,s
i.9o9 yari, saved L.. scarlet Goth
THIRD CLAsS-DRY GOODS
% s ao,rn O. e. % E.-..a s ,...s
% poanl. iilsa Ihr-.t
-, 80 , .... 90 +.s' G ..s al S ,,.j
D. yaris lIae uria-
~ ,srl' b. Ieli,. .''l'F7')
soo. ya.i. lle. li,r 's-..l
s55'a ;y'r, ILL.,
g,a ttr4s istla Stripes 81 Plaza
iit.o lafl, Iroaa Slir.us. t1ti
e. e. ;:.. , &. e. p Go. yi i..l,l
i.a9O I-fl, nea'y kefs's
rorRrH cLAs,-H4rpwARR.
,- be-. be-. c. c ST. s IA 40 o f'a'' i as. 1' ss
o. 5.sp S''.', .'seri-i 'i''l
. s.,sa is l.a. al quart equal quantities pressed
F.. aas,S ia.s-i Eri,e. ls.r~a tlicl
go 3ei-a ii..-, .'. ,...o l,,,
he . aa a a. rp-,t. conform ,ad b, equal With the
uhrl Do al tnr 40 tls ~
tg u az Of te .peets 10 The le schedule IA
s,cr qalut frs ill are 10 be furnished At TIE Pee pro
al b. s furnishing articles be rejected At The option Of
No hr sare eA. Of the articles 'Peda'd will Be
al af-. fun bod ur'-r viii be rgiiiT Inspected and
comparr te s 90 agents appointed if ai pl
H. s,npr vii be- rejected contractor u be-
bound others ~ tie required ful o. quality within 1--WE
lss OF 10 hr done ties ill Boz lurAasri 40 Dc expense
Pffurnt h t- for goods received 90 Invoices thereof certified
Joy p a-sut aseuts anr,a. fci % iu peri them
so Ill, a b. eusltsi from pe,us wh0 have hel to comply
sla tlr rra.rsurl ~ fnuref coutfacL .
No proposal considered that does uoi srHcrLr COMPLY wth
hr f,Iaeas rrIuifrueuh
r, boo above schedule Win TIE pucss snre1ri 90 each and
t. amounts aui footed each class 81 Do separate
.tst.l up prors mast bc ~ll
.gt asr modification % Proposed mod irapn shafcvcr
Prfo.rs lauI h. fahritr TIE ioinHinf FORM Tor wei
tr Indian Department Hcconug 10 tAr
f.r = hs 81 tle tonnsr of dan Aiafs dated
ll tl~ paag anc a. tr rffes tA'r" HhirI
Here tie t i Indicated 10 tr hfst paragraph 81 COS
.r emrnt Sad BE- delivered Nrs-lufk ~ De-
m. tr go February such time thereafter dur
t~ wear orcrd h ihr Conm"ur Of lui1r ~
f. proposal h accepted r vrl will within I'VE DAYS
t~eafer contract aceogy aud re srrur satci"J
81 llu A44 Tor The iAsli4 pciomaue' d" NE
sau
zach proposal BE- accompanied by guarantee IN the f"H
Ing form hr responsible lrrs"us whose unrcy
must rsrIf-i BY United Stst-. Juise Distinct Attorney
and that Tie si"No
hes contract sa br awarded o. hn Cor ueml according 10
hi. sr .i1 Proposal contract accordingly aii
se the elu. security for the faithful performance Of The sane A.
pfrnhsl the advertisement for Proposals Tor lndan Goods iair
S,,enrr 1893 and the Of bis Tor thrr failure 30 10 do ~e
hereby agree add ourselves heirs rrrcut"rs aud sdmna
tor. forfeit the United States damages sun not less
tLsul5 per Of said DID
Bonds will be- rrqd n the amount Of TIE m Tor ihs hihn per
frmaure with sf,es whose sunorny
must ecrissd United States Judge District attorney
\ q. TAYLOR. tonmss-lonrr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
Guu,,s mo Gums d1laaitO.

FARM on COUNTRY PLACE WANTED
GOOD .cnn stock 10 tle cly. Address ~ D. Boz No "a
Tribune Office. r. T.
NNANTED-A HOUSE ATTRACTINELY
w FrESfsru FoHtenih auf forJsrrond is aud
Foufil t Mlyi fr eyef VIE and child
Prompt psrneut terms lo breeding m"u'1 Apply :" once
by mail t. j. G. T. Room so a. No 10 NaI.ft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
nuiltts Of 8ankrupttp.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTlCE-That on the
dag Of Octohsr A. d. 1868 warrant bankruptcy
VA issued the estate THOMAS YOUNG Of Osuse IN the
County EseI NevJersey, sho has been ansr
OF aus debts an r
property belonging to such bankrupt !" h OF boz m
of property b bn forbidden by law th
meeting the creditors Of the sad bankrupt 10 prove hef drn ANA
assignee of BIZ estate vii be bell al teH OF
kmuo holden before THOMAS D. HOAhkl, Register On
the ninth day Of December A. b.. 1908, al " O'clock
W BiuD DEACON.
Nh l.nJsM L. B. MafsAAl, a. MssscugcL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
ErnokInn GrnI Gstat, for Salt.


RROOkLYN PROPERTY FOR SALL-by
- WHITE SWAMI, No. p 2 broadway 81. coo
lrutte 81 5sior basement hf0wu-stone az
Aiepist 3sory basement br0wustone al mpr"'
Grerueaye story basement al Improvements i
LAfy eave 3tor, basement brOwusloue All improve
lth's.'..
The above pronery will be sold very easy terms 81,
Houses and Lots al parts OF Ecw-lork and bIoon oi s
nor SALE, or TO LEASE for term OF
rears-Tlr arsi.cass DWELLINGHOUSE No 81 south MIMI
Brook d. within three Hnucs walk OF lsIi.s ~
uppr and over parts distance not 70 e1ceea t
minnie. from . a st or from and Ganist NeWl ora Ae
hons, w 81 feet wide by deep; the ground running through
Soub reu 20 feet The house most nIstauaJ
heavily tmbered aud strong enough 10Y ware
house or ctorv finished IN the best manner furnace IN ce
throughout hot aud cold walter 10 al pare
lie house baths waercots AID all modern improV me y me
house 10 the hest manner WI 20 500 os4u
win he Of TO responsible tenant INQUIRE on
VIM WALL. No 292 Fhl-aye, or NM WALLS SONo NO 10
Wailst Nev-iork
DOR SALE, in Brooklyn, on Lafayette-ave.-
Some of tba block Of ouTsory. hsioop brownone'
front Msusaof HOUSES 2343, oi 81 and lO feet u1cNceon'
by GTeenaye from Fulton
Ferry: the most s1but manner all modern
bckwuu front stairs 0rasng walnut
glass; be- be appreciated; Immediate
possession; price onehaf cash s3 900 WANTED ON First
Mortgage Inquire on the premises Of THOMAS FAGAN owner
IHQ LOTS, high and level grade, two blocks
1OC proposed Rieoooi Park, aud hrciaSs
improvements gleuth Ward Brooklyn for iO0 aloat
s2O present ratio Of desirable Brooklyn
property wears viii be worth $4,000 each making tins
more than a IS per compound interest investment
NJ. a. rutland 4 Co. No Beekman-st. N Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

V,O LET - BASEMENT, DlNlNG-R ROOM,
PARIOR FLOOR BEDROOMS. ny stairs. In good house. ~.
IN Esst Rent 500 per month Apply to H. MAN
WELL No. 481i Third are.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
gcrta mo 1ooms.
6errgnliion Settlers.

CORP NOTICE. PUBLIC
NOl,E Il , e.. flr owners. occupant or occu,
raus 30 House. Lt "fI "r unmrroved Lands ans'isI
@i.s tie ol, o., e ir 81 Asscss for examination by all per
i.tr sitting -b i- and tagging sidewalks Ia LIST
ave, FIRM o. b. .tl street go,
2i-Fur fatle a r alt Erert from 10Th to in ave
3For sidewalks 4Il zoe Of HECTOR street. ioa Washing
Ts-For req or rrirg setting curb and gutter stones, and Tag
giug sidewalks C t tea i"a, d" ''e sia a''nae och -
ath-Po asgs m 5' srrs u'ri 'd- from t'h avenue
to pout i75 et s',i thereof 49,, A.
sipg .,arasis. !, "a asr. irla l.t,h.e i.ea - eel
1f-For huf 'ts. hnn tie Hasoh hl'er 10 anu
alS.Po ,sacs .lan 90 st.. between 9Th aud 9th
% Limit. en- r,cl y c' .u n, irclad all the several Houses
and Lot. Gru ' ' fsrerls Of Land A'HA'sd on
lst 10th side. Il i'tays ioa s'n Co 'ilsis
3i The uorl urtn sgr,, het Washington and West
Both slides OF ca Frr nom natNay 10 TIE shA'e 10 INC
sh Ih north hoa %. To point l7S feet
9Th Both .ie. Il 2iayc oh 2oAsts the extent Of
half the block saa sr-rts -
Both sizes ithst, fn ''e TO The iai,"n river H9
al the & al the iors ins th ava -. 't'ee.s ana eh
AID Tie wet sdc 81 lii ave- IRON 'u'h 10 'h STA
q B - sen anil SCI se,te between sh and oh
All ptrsps interests affected b the aho'enamed Assess
sd who 's e. 'r e ~ eh,f o. Them are requested
rosr ~ Aasts "a their odce . Cmlcr. street. Basement
New Coan House si,a ,Dr, e dats Of tins notice
it, iliaGiS's i@.iFp. Board Of Assessor,
GtEaSsEi SACKErr)
oGr, Daari of As'e.s.ls View Seari henr Nev q lstL
Cr, ~ NGw.YogK. pxrAEraEsr or FlNAScs)
ButEAr ~ riK ksCEyEK ~ TANEs.
CouKI ii0rss PARK, Oct u. 1853. )
TO TAX PAYERS.-Notice is hereby given
MI he added 10 al tiI,s unpaid on the st Of Do
esmher. also nj, t.eus per December IS
pail Jsausy interest at the
twelve per per snno calculated n 'he DAY tue books
No money Will 10 received aiei oelocA once houIs from
m - p m BERNARD SMYTH. Receiver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

PROPOSALS forINDIAN GOODS.-SEALED
PROPOSALS.. uofci Proposals. ief lntsn Goods W., ~ ~
eI ed hs Of-a OF Indian AGls ~ oc.ock ILhcDAi
t sh reft fr iug ia tAe quaaiurs Ilefeia
1t.n tie ar.c lsf ulrei Oh she f.inriug Dat;
FIRST CLASS--MACkNhC BLANKETS
pairs 1lt white Mactnac bnies = msAslfe WIZ h'i
srd weigh pound.
pair urt sDe Nacknae Blankets 20 measure '1' LeIr
aud as.- pal-ia .,..t--,..
To- uAs Nacsac Blankets 70 measure sho he-
sHl s,.A q pounds .....--,.-
pair. !. p.t shr NacArac blankets 10 msAs" SAaO ihol'
stI weigh q p.ued. $780,,
rrr. f scarlet Maclirsc balETts 70 measure v'i'@ he"
snf ac. nn4nf- 1890.
pains nn scact Nackrac BauAe ioneasuc 9o9 iA'h
aui a. n lo.ud. 800.
r..r. at Marsinac bAtfet 70 measure t'o iA'A
a. r~.a % ..at.- c,--,
20 PARE Jp..t hue Aarllc Aahkeh 20 MEASURE o'A-
in,h.s. sfl vel q Pora's ,,o
pairs 'ui boo 2" Bloc Nac4iaac Babies TO measure "'i"
ia,ies. .al Weigh po4uls ~ 81.
p.rt indigo bnr Nackrae bAafeh !" A'-tAe 'AV
ilclcs. i =! p1aHt'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
Gonntrr GtaI Gstatt for Sui

Country G,al Gstatt for Salt.
4 T MEMO PARK.
LOTS FOR SALE.
so by $50 FEET
$500 EACH-S-O DOWN AND $40 PER MONTH
UNTIL PAID.
MEMO PARK
situated Railway NewJcrsey about hour by raj from City
Hall
building purposes % be found between
NewYork Philadelphia The ground elevated afong vie" Of
Staten Island and New-York CITY
THE DISTRIBUTION OF LOTS
TUESDAY. the LIST day Of December,
at II O'Clock, a. m,
PARK,
saer will he sold present prc,t Parties WHO
desire to ,hs their only opportunity
The me- leaving foo, Of Couriaulst viii stop az the Park 10
parties interested 10 the distribution Of lots Tie Sis train
st passengers The city Refreshments will
Tickets obtained the ohce Of tie Aso
citation. Z Wallet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Office
~ Of %, houaui aui Ossego Railroad Co. Rououi y SOY ~
Proposals win received az Office until January 2 1909 for
Grading and Masonry i e Mountain and Delaware Division. Of s
Is
commencing Porrira Ulster Comfy aud extending 10 MArzaf
Delaware Division consists Of y src
20 30 miles. at MatgetFe ~ prA
County eIterang aet~d Ceuer 10 Delaware '3nn
Nan pllu specifications vii BE- furnished and sfier December J.
ia Che Oace koliout Al o.lsr ln"rnA.on
t..ri.s.l az tl., Once. THOMAS CORNELL. President
NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRACTORS
" PROPOSALS will be received until January lotg for the con
aiiuciion 81
IRON BRIDGE
flr tho rorh
SALES.--FUTURE Supesirncure sni APpoachrs uut they
will. O. sa received Tor rarh portion ~ he WORK
tie ae Of tle Company IN Ills cy
s.rr plans anu Ycc.4czaaIs eau Doe seen
". IS. Wight Chief Engineer.
Kansas aud MssOar Drlse Co.
Dated Trs7erwo-'i. Kansas. Oct q. 1903.
frr o. . .st nuf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

Persons having real estate for sale or TO let
aud those DESTROYS Of purchasing or renting such pro
refy viii hud their interest 70 advertise In THE
TRIBUNE Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper and III addition TO this advantage IHE
IRruiNE will be found not only IN NewYork and all its
cities and villages, but every State ana Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made as
brief as VIII allow OF the advantage offered being clear to
the reader We would especially dwell the fact that
the subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE,
DAILY scnWeeky, and Weekly, comprise individuals IN
every profession business: consequently advertise
rents IN eacn disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE especial attention TO the reports Of sales
of real estate both the and country thus adding
greatly to the value Of it's columns an advertising me
dun The charges for advertising as follows; DAILY
TRIBUNE IS line for each insertion; WEEKLY
.TRIruxg o. per me; sgMWEEKLY TRIBUNE. IS cents
er line About ten words average line after the first
line. which usually contains only four or i've words
Terms cash In advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30
90 Ett.

A FEW HOUSES To RENT, at reduced prices,
~ furnished and tnushs Neaiofa Brooklyn. and couuirr
90 g. 4a3] per mouth fkhthAN Co. no ~ boA1~l'.
EINE RESIDENCES, both furnished and I'M
funhee REEr ADD for SALE 10 Jsr"T CIV Newark BIN.
Mnnsir. Hohoksl fEter
,os Iui.on Cig Jesy Newiors CITY Bfookyn ionsers
and PROPERTY of al descriptions for
sAK si 10 HkST paris the United States by MORRISON
No n Irtsd EoomN NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

rVO LET, UNFURNlSIlED-Ave very desirable
3slor hghsoop brick HOUSE. located on T.eh,t between
Fnb and SraysA Part Of The furniture
H., =, tlJD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

L. II. LUDLOW & co.
VIII SILL At AUcrIos, or
Thursday, December 10th, 1903,
At u O'CLOCK AZ rnE
Exchange Salesroom, III Broadway, NY.
Nos. 81, 669, 67i, 67j, 675
and OF BROADWAY,
Par. ofthe Estate the late John LaFarge,
The yaluab, Broadway property known az Che SOUTH
ern Hoiel or lafa1.. House. consisting oi - lots slk
afct c,h brag frontage e go f--i on Roadway
rer opposite Bond street.. and - icei iiolnc ca '4e-
CO. street 1y z1ofcctin ocFih.
lIr tr1.crv con- rs a llrrc s-''ory marble hn nE
e,,~rir The entire front broaaHay. vI tni-cl.ss
s,o-e. On 6ni ioor. rented uaul ~ May ne't I ae
sl,hernmost store ri's through % Mercer street Inc
,ae OF the upper pl1; b. arranged flr hotel and en-
esi.y be altered iJr % icet Is DIVIDED 1y party
walk iuio ,lot Of es feet, and oi - ci ih-he'
ing loi ofsi feet front. and VII DC 500 90 That way
S.fyrer cent can remain boal and mortgage 90 nc
ortanof h- purchaser or three cr five fc1. "iH f'i-
lee u paying D. 81 upon giving $50 m1nA' h'.'.e
maps and in particulars Apply t. tAe Aacuaueeis
oFlc. no. fiae street.. =. /.
csi0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

OFFICE to LET Furnished or Unfinished,
" Evening Post Building adjoining 6oe .oH occupied BY US
Ami, az MALLORY 4 ELAlkMELL. NJ 81 Lbenl ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

ITO LEASE.-The C0nsistOry OF the Cole
gate Reformed Protestant Dutch Church Offer to ea on gr,"na
With covenants Tor Two feh,"A
Of tw.npe each PLOT or GROUND which The Norm
diagram containing o eet
Miamree Fulton and AnB streets and about III
feet the west lige. ,oo
Por 6e apply the Treasnref ohee Of sad church. NO i'|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

A WISE STEP.
n GO AND SIR TIR CHOICE lots
OF TIE MOUNT RUTHERFORD Co.., E,theisri Park, n J.
y B-Tl,se located TIE DEPOT tnd sod a, PR
vAIB SALE ONLY TO dcslabe parties
Persons applying once viii choice Of location
For teTlls &c, sp9ly 90
BLAUVELT OGILBT. 40. l57 BroaiFay
CHAS BLAEIST0N. No &c L.h,rtvst.
or H. BARRoWS sult Co.. Rutherford Park,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

fINO LET-The elegant VILLA lately the resi-
Of Watkins esq "tnaed about one mile Ion Meua'
seventh ST. by Ne" Haven a
road Apply JOHN g. FAY Mount Vernon, " Y or JOSEPH d.
FAY No. NaotusL, New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

rVO RENTAL excellent FRAME HOUSE,
filed brick pleasantly lod all modern 10 eneh
u located one hundred ara twenty lfsl ha,rM sesol
north SIDE be seep Monday nov
90 from to Rent low to good family Immediate possession.
rNO RENT-A first class, new brown stone
HOUSE; high stoop suhoeAr story With All m"dein Improve
family; To be Monday NoT 8" from 10
d M 9rstsry eide Il 10 hroSn stones on the norm
slde Of Thrst hssee4 sixth aud seventh a'e~ brookVn
VNHE LEASE, until 1st May, 1870 OF beau
uh seaside COTTAGE Iafty furnished win seven acres ~
land can be otaned desirable party rJ1 aunnn applied
Tor Al once "A from the cyi umrl pusaon frT leatA
bic { h. ROBISs Home Insurance Once NJ 10 broadway!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-30

lanes RIVER WHEAT and CORN FARM
~ FOR SALE AT A SACRIFICE PRICE E1U0 100000 WEKK
OFP5RED FOR T BEFORE IHE WAR pat Of the celebrated
Sandy Point Is miles below Cts Point go
arabic 3sto barn with engine gt nil. shelter and wheat
attached Necessary oatouesi lumber sslt build
small dwelling Wharf where HrN-lOk Philadelphia AMI
Land producing ~ Of
u bushels Of wheat 10 TIE L. G. LINDSEY Coz
Real Estate Agents,
No. q West Maintt Norfolk Va
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19
A Promising Son.

There is now stationed not far from
Gotham happy, ruby-faced. fun-loving
clergyman who has several sons brimful
and running over with wit and mischief
Aunsanctifed chips Of the old block.
Among them one we will call Sam is a
ringleader. A few months ago Sam was
arraigned one morning before the do
mestic Judiciary, when the following di-
alogue occurred:
"Now, my son, you are getting to be
. very bad boy. Why will you not
mind your parents and act more like a
man. and not be getting into all sorts of
scrspes % 80 SIS
Sam looking down to the floor quite
serious and demure, meekly replied.
ayes, sir" 80
The reverend parent, thinking he was
getting good hold of the boys feelings,
added: "My son, if you don't take DIFF
ferent course have very great fears. Do
yon know what my great fear is, Samuel
-the fear that distresses me day and
night % ia
'.Yes'r," " said Sam, his long face almost
ready to give way to tears; 81 know well
enough-it's b3rglars.''
Sam had leave to start for school about
that time.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19

A Washington correspondent of the
Chicago Times says:
"The Messrs. Pike, of Cincinnati
one Of the largest spirit firms in the
United States-are very heavey export
ers. At this time they have in the
port of Smyrna, in Turkey, alone, some
thirteen thousand barrels of spirits on
hand. The bill just passed raises the
value Of their spirits, as am informed
by New York and Boston spirit import
ers, at least thirty per cent. The news
OF the passage of the bill was of course
Immediately telegraphed through
the Atlantic cable. Now, 1 may as well
Inform importers that supplementary
bill, allowing exporters to ship from
bond, win not be reported until the firm
of Pike Brothers sell their spirits now
held in Smyrna. Some simple-minded,
honest person will ask: .Why so?'l /
reply: Because one of the Messrs Pike
is the brother,in-law of the Hon. r. O..
Schenck (they married sisters), and r.
G. Schenck is chairman of the commit
tee on Ways and Means of the House,"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19
CLIMAX


A plain statement of facts. I inherited Scrofula
and many of my relations have died of it. In 1880
my case was frighful. Tumors and ulce spread
until in ls42 under the advice of my physicians
Invent to Avon Springs. l received no benefit
tried every medicine and did everything | could.
had to rest my arm on cushion, and had not been
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Amputation was recommended, but pronounced
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SALvE." allow the public to it not they
choose. This is a brief but candid statement Civ.
en- more fully in my circular.
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NEW YORK. Oct. 16, 1885.
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world. 1t is put up in tin boxes. surrounded by .
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Successors to J. NJ. Page. l2l Liberty street n. Y
feb2i-weowly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19
Master Commissioners Sale

Master Commissioners Sale,
Rickly Brother Court of Copmon Pleas
Lyman Gone ct alS Franklin county.
IN PUKSUANCE OF AN Ok OF
i sale in the above stated case from said Court
to directed. will offer for sale at bile auction,
at the door of the Court House. in the city of Go
lumpus. on
Saturday, the Doth day of February, A. d.
1868,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described real
estate, situate in the city of Columbus, Franklin
county, Ohio to-wit: el.
The west half of inlot number seven hundred ard
seventy-four Nv II 774) in said city of Columbus,
as the same is designated on the map of said ctv,
being the same premises conveyed to sal Lyman
Cone by Joseph N. Stewart and wife. by deed dat
ed January 30th. P64.
Also. thirty (3O) feet off the north and of inlot
number seven hundred and ninety four C7sQ in said
citv of Columbus. as the same is designated on the
map of said city.
West half inot 774 appraised at IS 900 90.
Thirty feet off north end inlot 794 appraised at
$5O0 90.
Printers fees Ss.25
u GEORGE H. EARHART,
Sheriff aud Master Commiss .oner.
jan2s-d1twtd
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-19
sHERIFFs SALES.
Sherih's Sale.
Court of Common Pleas

Hugh Price Court of Common Pleas
Jane Fairfax ct al. Franklin County in Partition
pursuance of an order ot sale in the above sta
L ted case to me directed. will offer tor sale at
public auctio1 at the door Of the Court House. in
Saturday, the 10th day of February, A. D
Z Qllel 1868, 55 s''si /
between the hours of and O'Clock P. NJ. the fol-
lowing described real estate. situate in Franklin
Situate in MifHin Township. Franklin county.
teenth range United States Militaryy' lands lands,
tom Of Big Walnut Creek. containing forty
nve S4oJ acres beginning a. an elm and iron wood
the bottom lots thence with line Of said lot ca
i4S poles passing two ash saplings marked on the
west oank OF SAID creek to the centre thereof thence
60 poles to point opposite buckeye and sycamore
on the bank corner to lot in Joseph Clarkes line,
beech and ash other corner to said lot No thence
south 40 poles passing, two beeches said Clark's
corner at poles to the beginning.
Also. the following pa eel adjoining thereunto be-
ginning at the north west corner Of the old home
west corner of lands decided by John Msebin and
wife to James Price. November 9Th, ls4s, thence
creek thence south with meanders of creek TO north
east corner of old ho estead of James Price.
thence west on his line 67 poles to the beginning.
excepting therefrom the following parcel conveyed
~ said Jsmes e Price 70 Mary \. and Susan ?.
NOVem Der Is. 1891, beginning at stone
the center Of the Price road. and the line Of lands
belonging ther) to James q, Price and Henry Bobb,
thence south on said road 16 poles. thence west
NINETY five (95 poles stone thence north is poles
to said Price and Bobb's line. thence east on said
line S5 poles TO beginning containing nine acres and
two roods of land
The purchaser of the same not to have possession
thereof until April lst 1863 (but the interest on the
deferred payments. nevertheless. to commence as in
like cases, from the day of sale) -
Appraised at $40 per acre..
Printers fees $3.50 1 SO
GEORGE H. .EARHART,
JanSS- dltGw Sheriff.