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the following is on the "kurrincy," and
blows his muse from a far off city:

the following is on the "Kurrincy," and
blows his muse from far-of' city:
The paper>mills is a Dustin usl
The German, Dutch, and the Irish Grekes
Is runnln' round to the mummy restaurants.
An inqniie for their prDpty, which was
s'po>ed -.
To be showed up by them for paace-houscs,
And ecxlent furnitour. The American
Folkes IS llkewais in swet,' cause their bills
Amt emmy better then furrncr's; and all are
Ekally hipothecatydid. l had halfa
Dollar on their bills; and on a>coming
To the place, there wasn't emmy half dollars
Where the half dollars ort to be; and so
I gave i. to a man of big size, if he
Would let me out Of the crowd to get hoam.
The restaurants as don't pay. their labrin'
Men as works hull week for nine
Dollar bill, wich is suspended bank whsa
They git it, ort to be blodep ':'
An idea of the prevailing style among
the fashionable, may be had from this
epistle by houseSmaid, who writes to
her "buzzita" friend in the county
She says:
Gas for 10 necs, the 1oer it is the more
fashunabil yu air; and the less clog ya
ware the more fasilunahii yu air drest.
Miss Goolra give me a C!n silk Nv bern,
and cuts its nee orf, aad Stisnis Sim
mons cut off hrrn, and We allray a great
cal OF attenShun to oursnecs, promnodin
in the streetsslgk entheE kiidss, aud bold.
ing up our. cloz. Nobody.lisn' tSnething
now which dscsna hold up her cloz, and
the hier ~ holds them the more syou is
noticed. : - - ,-s.z..-sas
The story tu!d Of the Old Dptchmap
Lwhorusbedsouts his.shop~to~eBaair
the reason. ola crowd collecting in his
neighbo,hood, is very good, and though
We have laughed at * time and again,
we still can laugh oTcemo-e.' a'sFat'sds
matter" said he, rushing out, apron in
hand, '''yat's de matter''2 - ~
"Therc is man killed." said a: BY
standcr. :.....:, z,..,ya .,..-.as..
"Oh, ish dat all" said our friend, in
disappointment dat an? Shast q
man kilt! Itought it yasbaa 6ghs:9 - .,
.-., Charity coreseth a multitada qef ssins.
We like to bear ofsehasitable deeds;sand
there aresmany little acts like this which
happen every day, bat are naeges kgeown,
nore's the pity .,,,,,:,s,
"Well, neighbor, wEats the most
Christian news tbs morning - Said d
pious gentleman loasfrsndss Esssa Essg&
81 have just bought q asz barrel & Of aenr
for poor woman.
"JaSt like you. said the other ;'swho
is it that you have made happy by zyear
e9a!i'y '"Myy x;fs. ,i5s .'s4'f}z time = sss .4s4s&
But little use had John for the post
Office, else why his answer, on being
told BY his friend: s'1sam going to aathe
poSt.oifce. John; shall I inatiirefor ysug'
We'll, yes, if you haze mind to but
| don't think you viii find me there. II
| What young lad iady' il IL the Bible treated
her sweetheartathe worstgN. Ruth; : issiie
pulled his ears and, trod on his corns.ssS
- .....,,.,.; 80 - [Ezedhhauge, Edh -
Yes; hut such a beau as (Boazl she
ll3d!;< ,s,t-@t+ tsSI :5 F+5s = +"D '@@
Iowa Has three ! women ,iI editors named a. q
respectively Moneys Read and; Hartabort,
wealthy, literary, pnpseRt3 y: -
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ZESss = ~. :. - .sssit -
Index to New Advertisements.

-. The folsowins Advertisements appear to-day
for the first time IL Those to be continued, Will
be found under their respective Sheads IN our
next issue :t:y.a<xS &s%5 ,ataE: fiot5Gc' &slasS
Grierson:& Hendersonl7a-5D - of@s
Partnership. 5.s.Ar. rxeF
jacobs. Bowers-in in Bankruptcy: 80
W. E. Clary-in BankruptewB ,2.scTaaEE
John ". Folk-7In- -Bankruptcy. ,,21:s
WA. EImore- Saddles and Harness.
S. G. R. R.-change Of. Schedule
Card-Paviliop Hotel H~a .....
Notice tocrcditorS. ,,.a.u,.:..
Nomination. - = 49,. 80 - ''''
- R. Stcwart-Seythe Blades.s3I b. >I5s
r. Stewart-Seeds, Seeds ayx,s,~ a.v-a.y
- Carwile & Mccaughrim-Sprfng and -
Summer goods, and Staple Dry Goods'T =
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The Pavilion Hotel.

s0a srecent visit to the city we were
gratiaed to notice that this old and ia
vorise house has lost nothing in the lapse
sof years. It is admirably kept up by
ssfhe Propcietress Who is ably seconded by
, Mr.. asa Bntter6eld the Superintendent.
We recommend the Pavilion to the up
j., country, for, convenience to business, for
well appointed management and for COM
fort.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-01

Congressional.

WAsnlSGToS, March 26.-In the
House, The Reconstruction Co nmi;trc
reported the Alabama admission bin,
with an, additional section, providing
that tie Constitution shall never he
changed to deprive any class Of the right
who are entitled to vote under the Con.
<titution, or allow. any pcrsnn to vote
whom the fourteenth article Gislmlifi"S
from holding Office. Congress retains
the power to annnl The constitutional
amendments or Acts Of the Legislature
contrary 10 this section. Stevens moved
an amendment, making Suif'age naiTcr-
sal, except for treason, felony or other
crimes Infamous at common law, anG
shoult, the Legislature reduce suffrage
below universal right, all legislation al'
mi,tng the State shall be null and void.
In the Senate, a petition was presen-
ted from the Kentucky Legislature, pro
testing against Kentucky's partial dis
rranahi<clneni. The veto was consid-
cred, aud the bill passed--33 TO 0.
WASHINGTON, March 2S.-In the Sen.
ate, the President asked whether he had
established Few military district since
August, aud under what name. Tie TaS
Conference Committee report was reject
ed. Nye said il would fill the penitcn-
,;ary with Government officials. Howe
said that would be good thing. Nor.
ril, of Maine, did rot believe there was
an honest distiller in the Union.
In the House, tic Alabama question
Was resumed, and discussed at great
length. A motion to table was defeated.
by 80 to 1O3. Second section stricken
out. Stevens amendment as to univer-
sal suffrage, was rejected without division.
Spanlding'S substitute WAS adopted-.it
declares the Montgomery Constitution
the fundamental law Of the Provisional
Government The ofiicersrecensly elect
ed, are to qualify and enter upon the
discharge of the duties May 1St. The
Governor may convene the Legislature
elected under, said Constitution. The
Legislature shall possess all powers con-
frrred by the Montgomery Constitution.
The majority Of the electors qualified
under the Act of: Congress, March %,
1857, have adopted a Constitution, and
the legislature has ratified the fourteenth
article of said Consultation, it may be
presented to Congress for approval. The
laws to provirle more efficient Govern
ment in the rehef States, shall remain IN
force in Alabama, except as modified by
this act, until Alabama is admitted. to
representation. =.
WAsulSc?oS, Marc!, .9O.-Impeach
mcnt rumcrs are rite. lis the general
impression that the Presidents counsel
wiiIrnovc TO dismiss the bill of impeach-
mcpt, upon the ground that the charges
and replication contain nothing ilnpeach.
abe; il is also thought that Chief JUS.
tice Chase will support the motion.
High radical authority boots at this. s..
1t is confidently stated that Chase will
take no extreme ground, although nc
NAV claim the power Of deciding all Ju-
dicial points as attaching TO his position,
but that he will put the question to the
| Senate, and submit to their deriSion.
The Presidents counsel see no reason
| why tie trial should last more than two
| weeks
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-01
:;s4. State Convention.

aeThe Democratic; Club Of Richland
District respectfully invite convention
Fsfdslegates from all The Districts Of the
Stats, t. be held, at ,Gregg's Hail. in this
city, on THURSDAY the. I'd of April next,
d hah-past 7 o'clock P. NJ. A full rep
rsasntation is earnestly desired.
f'<,@at& : j. THOMAS,
gslS.~E i"'"E W. McMAsTER, -
81 2alhh= EDWARD HOPE,
s8Ez -; = PRESLEY BROWN,
x .2a5v NO. SWAFFlELD, 7~
.tzss ozieft >F,9& Central Committee.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-01

A writer in the Columbia Phoenix
nominates General Hampton for Cover
nor, General james Conner for Lieuten-
ant Governor, General NJ. c. Butler for
Adiusant and Inspector-General, General
El!iscn- -Capers- -secHet@ry of State,
VIM. Hood, Esq, for Treasurer, and S.
L. Leaphart for Comptroller General.
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One Fare.

Delegates to the Democratic Consen-
tion, to be held in Columbia, on the I'd
ofApri, viii be passed over the railroads,
TO and back, for one fare.
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ter asking membership, which letter, shall
be fled BY the Secretary Of the Club.
Art. 10. Distinguished members of
the Democratic party, North and South,
may be elected honorary members.
Art. H. At any meeting OF the CIuo,
where there shah be preseht 100 men,
bers, this Constitution may be altered or
amended, or other articles added thereto,
by majority of those present.
On motion, the Secretary of the asso-
citation was instructed to obtain a sub
stantial book, and enroll the names OF all
citizens deSl''ng to connect themselves
with the association.
MIR. Mchenzle offered the following
resolution, which was adopted: ,
heSoiVed, Ihat the dinefent "afa ana
country cluoS arc earnestly requested 70
organize t"rlhWi'h and to thoroughly
canvass tne'r wards, ana TO report tne
names ana nutnoer OF memocFs 10 '"e
Ohairman OF the ceh'rai cruz. =,
= >, Mr. -. d. DeoauSSufS 'Ae,a reao M inc
l"''o"iaS iet'er, receive" og M"yo' o'"'A'
rom non. ". cannon, Formerly mem'
Der OF the State Senate:
'opHNlHNn.N', ~. c,' ". n''
March II 1868.
Hon /. STARK.
Dear Sir: Se4 a call IN the phan'x
ior a mass meeting OF the cl'lzenS OF
R'chlahd District, to form District AS
SociaUon, Tor the purpose ol co operating
VITA me National Democratic party OF
'hS C"''ca o'a'eS;
we arc rcl"ic'd 10 sec 'hat you are
putting TIE o"ii IN m'li"n at 'he seat "i
Government. hope every district III
the State may fall into line immediately !;
we have no time to lose. Act on must
be our watch word. The people OF this
District have now formed constitutional
CUBS IN nearly rHo every secuon-nu"oer,
Ing ao"ut l'o|o Su"Slah''''' c'ti"e"s' a"o
on next Saturday we are 10 form some
ave or SIX more. ieeI proud IN saying
thai our people are being reused ~ fulIy
alive TO the important Issues ol the day.
We hope to be able to carry our District
in the coining election, aud send good
and true men. we VIII ehtcr our proteSl
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TheLondon Times publishes the follow
ing advertisement, undoubtedly dictated
by Josiah Bounderby, Esq;
"Educat cation-Wantcd, by a father, q
school where his son may receive an cd
ucation to fit him for a manly and useful
life, without any humbug as to nations
dead and buried thousands of years ago.
Address, stating terms, A, at"
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From the Fairfield Herald. !
Bankrupt Act--The so per cent. Claus

bankrupt AcC--Ine GU PET ceNI. CIaUse'
Mr.. EDITOR: There is some doubt
among your readers as to the time the
fifty per cent. clause goes into opera.
ticn. ~.
An opinion was submitted to Hon. L.
A. Jenckes, the author Of the Act. He
replies as follows:
"WAsHINGroS, March Sd, 1868.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-01

By Special Orders No. 60, from Gen
Canhy, dated Headquarters, March 23'
1868, Judge A. P. Aldrich has been lie.
moved from his position as Judge, and
Tcphamiah Platt appointed to supersede
him. We have no information whatever
in regard to Mr. Platt-cannot even in
form our readers from what State he
halls. Phoenix.
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- Esq,
uDpap SIP .-YO11r (

"DEAR SIR Your opinion, concern
ing the time when the fifty per cent.
clause Of the Bankrupt Act takes effect,
is in accordance with that of every mem
Der of the Committees of both Houses
having charge of the subject of amend
ments to t. at law.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1868-04-01

Kukluk Klan is the name of a Con-
servative secret organization which is ex-
tending rapidly Throughout the North
and West, and is striking terror into the
Loyal Leaguers.
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TERMS.

TERMS.
s,ne,s comics. one wear, $500
u ss six mouths, ! 53
Five copies. one year and extra copy to
Ten copies. e one Os year year. md extra copy to ~ :.
getser mp Of club, Zo'oo
Strictly in advance.
The A mark denotes the expiration OF sub>
scripiion, and the paper will be discontinued
if not renewed.
Trapsieut advertisements cash in advance.
JOB work must be paid for on delivery.
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Respectfully yours.

The opinion submitted, was that the
Act went, "into operation on 1st June,
1867 and that / ..e SO per cent. clause
takes effect on 1st June, 1868. .....,
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Town taxpayers will pay attention to
notice by the clerk, JAS E: Guy, Esq,
in another column, and govern them
selves accordingly. 80 H.
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No MORE PA1N.-Happening into Wha-
ley's Dental Rooms 'tother day, we found
him extracting a patients tooth, to whom
he had applied anesthetic agents. No
pain or unpleasant sensation was felt duriug
or subsequent to the operation. We deem
this important to all sufferers with their
teeth, especially the timid and nervous.
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many, when the curtain rose, and the
opercro commenced with trees, forest
ers, forcstcresscs, shooting match, music,
all hands and the cook singing; no game,
principal hunter, falling in love with the
finest looking girl belonging to Grau, got
bewitched, consequently could not shoot
straight, and therefore there was no sup
per. 70 keep up their spirits. kept on
singing, rather think somebody was mad,
but couldn't tell, all in dutch. Never
saw the like ; such clHttcr, such cho-
rus of bedevilling, as saluted the unsuc-
ccssful marksman; luckily thee were
but three women to pile in the agoay on
him, bat they did with tia vim peculiar
to the sex ; it being in dutch and gar
nished by the band, rendered it very
impressive. Some body was mad. Old
man, father of the girl sung out in dutch
that no such dog-on shooter should have
his gal. This made all three mad. Lo-
YER went off in the woods, got TO cave,
a dutch one, met a man singing in dutch
over fire, who every now and then vel
led out, "Samivel!" and the man with
the stick shaking it for the tiddIers to
stop so that he could see what they were
going to do; it was no 60, music kept
on, while the fellow alluded to shouted,
Samivel, Samivel! Samivel appeared in
the acksround, had on new, red uni
form. not like the old Pickwick livery.
Other snimiles appeared, owls, ghosts,
fires and flames, which so disgusted Sam
ivel that he put out. Our disconsolate
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
Sutiion Sales Of Stal Gstat,.

AT AUCTION-A superiOr-lOcated Country
N RESIDENCE near OF Poughksspde OF % Of rich
garden land ornamental gund choice fruit hd majestic shade
trees unsurpassed the section with good PLAIN large mansion and
nearly new oubudngs situated tie Hyde Pak Road four i'
OF Pougbkeepe and mile south Of yde fafk he we"
adoang and In the vicinity Of the
country seats Of Wheeler Roosevelt Miller and ocr
Of June the Court
House PouRhkeepsie n. T.. at 2 Ocock, BY
JAMES SERGEANT, Auetioneer.
No IA MATketst. POughktepte, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Friday, May 20, 1863
There we're no valid public transactions IN
real estate to-day but few changes in ownership were
accomplished In private. The week has been an eA0oP
tional one; more property sold than could reasoa
bly have been expected, and at fair prices IN most M
stances not fun prices always; yet considerable p
OF what was announced to be offered on the seVolai
selling days was withdrawn mainly because the o"4e
had placed too high figure upon thel P.or or ,vos
Tba "UnitD beiow which the auctioneer was
instructed not to dispose OF the houses or inc ioe'
could not be reached numerous cases anu & d had onI
ouepce with no discretionary power, the sel i,
e aIterDatjvs 10 withdraw the property temporarily
from tho market iawait the further u io1 W.
his patron On Monday last, the meSss. - ,arceis tbe
q Co. were quite successful, and on many PH65S P6 and &
Valuation placed on them by owners was oDI anu,
sIo a reasonable percentage Of increase On MONDAY
neIt there will be offerings, button TUESDAY Cu
sderble sale Is promised and on Wednesday ana Inus
iay they will be repeated The Messrs Muller Mlkns
6 Co ATTEMPTED TO sell at the Exchange the 2sIOry
6oase with stable and six of land belonging TO the
Jones estate on Prospect Hill, Taryown, but ala not
succeed according TO statement although the prop
Gritty was ostensby sold for S7 900 to Mr. j. Van Wycke
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
Summtr gttrsats.


DOARD IN NEW -JERSEY-COnvenent to
I'D city By esrs location healthy and desrable e sres noSso
fruits fresh butter and % wm., S 81 retreat cam oS
tain all Necessary 1toTH,t9a BY calling for s.se a sas II + ai
COLUMBIA HALL,
established Hotel will be OPEN for summer '''
0'' June 1000 HAZARD h Co, PrOpretors
COUNTRY BOARD for Gentleman and Wife
sma private family Orange n j. convenient 70 the Depot
Address coMFoRT' Box No. iss Tribune oaee. ---
COUNTRY BOARD-In farm house, oppS,
to The s captain SSIssS1 barge MoRf6S foot q FranL1
EIRST-CLASS ACCOMMODATIONS and
everything aPpsItaioiPg good yns iGI four sda e. dSan.
HYGEIAN HOME.-Dr. Trails Health In !.
Il sttuion is at Florence Hights n j. CITY once no "
siIth.aye.
MICHIGAN HOUSE, Bolton, Lake George, u.
WI W. cLBMANs Proprietor This located on the western siOtS 70
Of the ILs e.. miles % SsTs & o'T % P .nd ba3ty Of
scenery embracing the best facilities for sshOg and general
thorough repair aud no enon wi" DC Pa
in giving satisfaction TO guest.
MANSION HOUSE,
One landing sad three minutes walk Of Union
This House having been Thoroughly renovated reurnhed
dining added is open either for permanent or transient
guests
A Pcass BOARD So day; s5 per week Or four weeks
Located South Boad.sy Congress Spring and large hotel, ,
June Apply West FOurteenths e cor SIhAye n T.
DOWELTON HOUSE, NEWBURGH.-This
yoe Summer having been thoroughly reated and repant
ed under the direction Of viii be opened Tor ae season
June arrangement perfected calculated please the
Coaches always attendance 10 convey
guests steamboats, 10 the hotel grounds direct
PURDY C0NLIN (successon to Horsio Bake,
Prophetos
"DIP VAN WlNKLE HOUSE, in the Sleepy
lG Hollow Valley tho Catski Mountains '--Comiorabie
fl tans % S son
SEASIDE. = Watch Hill Point, r. l. The
- PLMPT0N HOUSE will be RB0PBNBD in JUNE FisEciass
accommodations Splendid Beach for Surf bathing One OF the bnest
the reached by the fne seagong steamers
line No. 3 and foot Of Hneeenthst and New
shore Line Railroads. half hour from stogto1 70 Wan
Hill Circulars request A PLlaPION 20.
NHE TAPPAN-ZEE HOUSE, Nyack on the
udson-The ed6ce Roekand Institute under the above
degnaon will during the months OF July August and part
September and kept hntesss Summer retreat u
NVINDEMERE HOUSE, Greenwood Lake, is
w Send for circular to h P.t Bho"Hlsd Co.
Monroe. Orange CO.. n. Y
V{TANTED-A few BOARDERS, near Nor
w rstowp, J.. farm in private family Inquire otC' '"
WARD. No 70 Cedar.st,
WANTED CHILDREN TO BOARD, where
w they al the comforts Of home and receive instruction
AZ Miss A. r. CONOVERS, Old Bridge n j. References: Mr.
Green 376 Broadway II Mr. Osborn, No. @l Degra"st'
Brooklyn.
NVANTED-By two young ladies, BOARD,
w At Moderate rate house within cry mei OF New
York. Address n. X. Box No. 2,277 p. o., Eev-York
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
g. @lbum II mag Guuttrn.

1.-FOR BARBERS--CAMP's PATENT
IA HAIR.BRUSHING MACHINES. j. RICHARDSON, hauufac
turer. No 5 Park.place. New-YOTk
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
Sutton Sal,s of gsaI 6statt.
ADRIlS II. MULLER Anctioneer. 80,
ION SALE of the MAGNIElCENI ES-

OOIION OAllE Oh Unb MAUNiT lNiSN 81.
"a TAIE, situate in Columbia County N Y, I've miles ron ne
Iaon and the Hudson River Stsm9rs % or I
u-ston MAJOR ADRIAN H. MULLER, P. r. WILKINS 20 N
s at aue'n on WEDNESDAY June TO- at o'clock ~ the
SaeoOm No III Broadway the magnificent estate knoNh
MORE HALL or LIVINGSTON MANOR, situate Columbia Soug
n " about i've miles from the CITY u Hudson, and near the glsgn
The estate 3l5 productive aud %
cultivated land with elegant Mansion House Farmers House. 1osa
House large Barn and al buildings Ihe MANSION huo
10 form Greek Cross 2IlO8 feet with hall 7Oro feet ana eOS
ball 6x but OF bnck rough and the most substantial a
repe With all and eonvenenees gas
closets bath billiard laundry Sc there are ss
balconies three sides and the front Is woe pory
with massive columns extending the roof Is situated on nsn %
wooded Knoll With beautiful lake ia 'front.' The Stable Is ~ O %
With stalls Tor ten horses beside boI stalls and contains apaeaIs
servants and room for carriages The Barn stalled for about I
Of cattle and has large thrshng floor aud deep root cellar hpe
storing 6O0O bushels The whole including sheds aud yard coVeng
Of land The Laud veil stocked with the most he
fruit pear orchard Of some 900 trees and fac Kitchen garden ns
not surpassed In heauiy grandeur by any on he
River The hn range Of the Can Mountains bounds the western
and In all other directions the the most picturesque
Columbia County There the fne. large natural
lake well stocked with choice Gh River winds for
mile through the meadows Of the farm. The roads through the
wind By lake woods lawn and cultivated fields anong
charming ride for miles without crossing boundaries OF tue
Maps aud more full particulars at the oe Of the Auetonee
Pnet n Y from whom permits TO view the premises can be
had (4893
New-York tribune., 1868-05-30
ADRIAN H. MULLER, Auetoneer
A TTNTT0N Al Il Of OTIS ON EIEVTX- FIRST


A UCTI0N SALE of LOTS on FIFTY-FIRST
N and FIFTYSECoNDSTS. and HOUSE and THREE LOTS on
NINETY SECOND.ST. ADRIAN H. MULLER, p. r. WILKINS
Co auction TUESDAY June at IL O'Clock at the BK
change salesroom. No. Ill Broadway
FIFTY FIRsTST gore lot south side Fihy sst 25 feet west
Of fRleyenhayc
TYSECONDsT lot souh side FysecOndst, 57s feet west
Of ofRleventhaye.. &Il005
NINETY SECOND.ST3 lots with the tEostory frame house
thereon the south Ninety ST. 100 feet west Of
hraye the house 25r6 With extension; filed with bek
contains together rs by hafthe block
089D
A II Highland Park, Paterson, n.
"a J-AtI D. m MONDAY Junel. 40 CITY LOTS at depot
HOUSE, overlooking city riyer and hills property constantly
vaue IS miles In 40 minutes from jersey CITY trans day
fue streets and elegant locations JACOB MhkCELlo.
TEHE BOSTON WATER-P0WERC COMPANY,
by order the Board Of Directors will sell at public eneton on
FRIDAY 1863 y o'clock Merchants Exchange Od
state Boston about 10000 feet Of LAND comprising about 100
Huntington James and Columbaaes Marlboro Morgan
sluhops, Camden, Springfield and Norihamptonst
Terms quarter cash. snd the balance In sir nine and
months with interest the rate OF seven cent annum
all cash paid By the purchaser discount OF two per cent wi"
be made -,
Plans catalogues and all other particulars be obtained the
the Company No 90 Washing Boston AID al the Farmers
and Trust Co., NewYork q. T. W. BRAMAh, Treasurer