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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1869-02-11

A minister once prayed in the pulpit
that "thc Lord would bless the congrega-
tion assembled, and that portion of it which
was on its way to church, and those who
were at home getting ready to come, and
that in his infinite patience he would grant
the benediction to those who reached the
house of God just in time for that" Tie
congregation came on time after that.
"KATEp cried girl, looking down
from the upper story of grocery, addref-
sing another girl who was trying to enter
the front door, 'we've all been to camp
meetin' and been converted, so when you
want anything on Sunday, you'll have to
come round to the kitchen door"
sNor GUILTY" said an Omaha jury,
s.but if the prisoner is smart he will leave
the territory before night" Ho left.
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DYEING ESTAB-
lE ISHMENTI

The undersigned would inform the citizens
of Ebensburg and vicinity that he continues
to carry on the Coloring business in all its
branches, at the old stand on Locust street.
Coloring and cleaning of all kinds done to
order. Gents clothing colored, cleaned and
pressed equal to new. Ladies' dresses, silk
cotton or woolen goods, shawls, colored,
cleaned or pressed to look as we'll as new
Ribbons, feathers, &C., colored to look like
new.
nF Goods sent by express will receive NJ j
special attention and returned as soon as
finished SAMUEL Nj. RAINEY.
Johnstown, Nov. 26 3m.
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Ne, the undersigned, Auditors of Cambria
county, respectfully report that We have ex-
amined the above account, and do find it
correct.
A. d. 1869. d. A. LUTHER,
E. D. EVANS,
JAMES NULL,
auditors.
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a MOUNT of Road and School
ed .r5 axes I due the several Districts on Seat
vIOus pIU uoC Unseated Lands, for 1867 and pre-
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- GORGE W. OATMAN, Treasurer,

X GORGE w. OATMAN, Treasurer,
" IN ACCOUNT WITH
DIRECTORS OF THE POOR AND HOUSE
OF EMPLOYMENT, CAMBRIA CO.
DR..
1868. July 21st. To County Orders
Nos. 405, 400 and 407 received
Geo. c. X. Zahm, late Treasurer, $4,000 90
March 4. To amt reed from VIM.
]. Buck as amt. overpaid on corn
in 1866, l7to
April l3 To amt. reed from A.
KopeIin as fine in Commonwealth
vs.. rs 90
April IA. To amt. reed from j. S.
Straycr, esq, fine in Com. vs..
John Quirk, % oo
July g. To bal of fines reed from
George Orris, so 90
To County Orders issued during 1868, 5000 90
To bal. to close in favor of Treasurer, 81 7S
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We, the undersigned, Auditors of Ca nbria
county, respectfully report that we have au-
dited, settled and adm st0f the -aeennnts of
county with George w. Oatman, Treasurer
thereof, according to law, and find a balance
due the said Treasurer of Sixty-Seven Dol
lars and Seventy-Eight Cents.
Given under our hands this = day of jan
uary, 1869. d. A. LUTHER,
E. d. EVANS,
JAMES NULL,
AUDITORS.
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FARMING IMPLEMENTS
\ Wagons, l Sled, / Moving Machine
Grain Drill, l Horse Rake. Harrow, l
Cart, Ploughs, 2 Grain Cradles, Buggy, 4
sets Harness, Sleigh.
DRODUCTS OF FARM
u 20 tons Hay, 200 bushels Oats, 81
bushels Buckwheat, 600 bushels Corn in
ears, bushels Onions, 6 bushels Cucumbers,
10 bushels Tomatoes, bushels Bee.s, sc
bushels Apples, l bushel Small Onions. soc
heads Cabbage, 1900 ilbs. Beef, 2,0Go lbs.
Pork, 100 bushels Potatoes.
A RTICLES ON HAND
IA 1000 lbs. Beef, 5000 lbs. Pork, 13 bar
rels Flour, 100 lbs. Candles, 800 lbs. Taliowl
400 lbs. Lard, 20 gals. Apple Butter, 90 hea
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d McDERMITT, STEWARD of the
De POOR and HOUSE OF EMPLOY
MENT in account auth DIRECTORS OF
POOR CAMBRIA COUNTY.
1865 DR..
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PA,TH 1865
q MOUNT received from Misce

a MOUNT received from Miscel-
a laneous Sources
James Condron, for County Map, 90
j. K. Hite, Jury fee. No. 4. Mar.
Sessions, 1868. 90
D. T. Storm, late Commissioner, 20 80
Geo. G. K. Zahm, Com. VS.. Hor-
nick, 20 90
C. L. Pershing-Com. VS.. Gageby, 65 90
John Campbell-Com. VS.. Helsel, 20 90
F. P. Herney, on Bond of Daniel
& Jos. Walter, "a go
Peter Mulyihill, on Bond of j.
Keith, ct. al, Is 90
F. P. Tierney, on Judg't of Coun-
ty vs.. j. Burgoon. 669 27
G. W. Easily, County VS.. j. Hor-
w. H. Sechler, in Nos. II & 1s
Sept. Sessions. 1868. 100 90
"''' " Fees. 122 Al
Cornelius Diver, Surplus on Stray
Cow, sc
Geo. W. Oatman, Taxes Exoner-
ated for 1868, 10
Total. $1,138 62
Given under our hands, at Ebensburg, this
Goth day of January, A. D. 1869.
JOHN FERGUSON,
JOHN A. KENNEDY,
MAURICE M'NAMARA, CONS.
Attest THos. ]. GLASS, Clerk.
We, the undersigned, Auditors of Cambria
county do respectfully report, that We have
carefully examined the accounts and Vouch
ers of Receipts and Expenditures of the
said County Commissioners from the 30th
day of January, 1863, to the 2Oth day of jan
uary, 1869, inclusive, and find them to be
correct, as is also the foregoing Statement of
the Liabilities and Assets of said County,
Witness our hands, at the Commissioners
Office, the goth day of January, A. D. 1869.
D. A. LUTHER,
&. D. EVANS,
=. ...H. JAMES NULL,
Auditors.
Attest G.. w. OATMAN, Clerk.
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CAMUEL SINGLETON, Notary Pub
- lie, Ebensburg, Pa.
Office on High street, west of Fosters Ho-
tel. Laugl 5
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CTOCK ON FARM
- head Horses, 15 head Cattle, 43 head
Sheep, IA Hogs.
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A RTICLES MADE IN HOUSE
"A 80 yards Linsey, 33 Shirts, 30 Sheets.
Blouses, 20 Woman's Dresses, Skirts, AZ
pair Socks, "a Pillow Slips, Is Chemise, IL
aprons, Sun Bonnets, 2 Hoods, 10 pair Wo-
mans Stockings, Pillows, 20 Bed Ticks, 25
Comforts, Shrouds
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Cabbage, $50 bushels Potatoes, Dbl. Molas-
ses, 100 pounds Butter.
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QrOpOsyIs.
FoRr HAxILros. \

--.- FORT HANILros. n. Y. H., june 5. 1902
PROPOSALS in duplicate with copy of this
advertisement attached will be received BY the undegnol un,B
III O'Clock a m. JUNE ~, 1863. for supplying
FRESH BEBP
to the troops at this post
The said fresh Of good marketable quality eqaat
proportions Of fore and hind (eck shank and kidney aOw
be eKcale and be delivered at this Post free Of IN sneh
y be- from time to time required By and on such days the
The neeks Of the cattle slaughtered for beef be- delivered under h
shall fourth veebra and
trimmed down The shIks Of fore quarters shah be of from tre6
inches above the joint Of hind from to
eight inches above the gambrel or hook joint
Proposals duplicate will ao be received BY the under
signed the hour and date above mentioned for supplying
their families stationed this Post oruppd
theem With suob choice fresh beef they from time 20 time
require such son aud porerhoue steak standing ribs or bs
roas
These contracts months such less time the
shall direct commencing the f DAY % July.
and subject to the approval O tae Commanding General VI ihs
Department o the -
Deposit run shall accompany each proposal which shah
the after the bids opened except th2 hs
responsible bder firm, wbose Will be returned amer
the first satisfactory delivery Of Fresh Beef Tot issue TO the tooPsh
made O the contract
m case II failure or deficiency quality quantity Of the Fresh
stipulated delivered thea the t0mmary fort Hamilton
power supply deficiency by purchase and the Con
tracto will be charged With the difference Of cost
required enter into bonds FOR The on
Five Dollars ued also BY responsible sureues whose
names IN be mentioned IN the bids
The Proposals. II o'clock the 18Th day OF
June 1869 Fort Hamilton " y H. at which tine and pace bidders
requested 70 be present.
Port Ha ltonN M.
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Sutton Sales of Zeal Gstatt.
J. JoHSsoS r.. Auetieueer.
by JOHN son & NJ l. l. Err,
ID AUCTIONEERS AND

J. JoHSsoS. IT,. Auetoueer.
RY JOHNSON & MILLER.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. - SAssAUsr., con CspARsr. hgwYoRN -,
CRY Residences Stores Lots Country seats and Fangs bong sod
rented exchanged Auction Sales VI Furniture ke
Great couiiuasicn - ofths balance sfthe
NOoraAND Farm LOTS.
Tive unired sold 80 delighted buye II the FIRST suction
sace ofs prSpe, lou parcel ALL With the boa.e until Tues
d1v June g. The w be absauis every particular Every e
will positively be sold without ait The PROPERTY i penddy
stu.d nai further Tie NeeYok City Hall tiu Harlem skred
b railroad, % ubrh stop The farm The facilities for ToaeGiss
tie city excel Cosmuatan only ts Commanded
ton enaH- sur"-1l ' pro- es. lhagee of fs rs 10
ge'i"T th1n on ~ "'s P1pg ~ tae ,sa,, o. I'm,
oTerte Sous Side sol viii IL saed to ali rrspeca5e persons
cert boy by JOHNSON MILLER Ys % Nass5t n y No ISL
MoH'asa Grooklyn, JOHN ELLIOT No a Broadway, viii
How 70 CO. On oruiur o,as cross Rooser.t Ferry Dvs
l s %eIII south wSa1 1f's at a for the ssS
Pcros g tie upper part Of Bushwe take at BusL"iek
WEDNESDAY. JUNE %,
Great Absoste mgscsat PLOTS at IsITP
L l. adjoining tse Great SeH Bay Pul particulars hereafter
2 = s3elaI9s me Great South Bay Pal P.Iien. hereafter
SECOND GREAT ANNUAL SALE
~ Of the property Of the
RUTHERFORD PARK ASSOCIATION,
On WEDNESDAY T. BE ,S Ss4 f II ss S5I9n JUNE
This property Is situated on The banks Of the
tks$ 41REE !, IGERsghEs fiA 5SS oRIyFfh HALL
stones I9T Of The 9s. asRpt or the ana V"ss0
NOW BUILDING
Maps and free passes al the ocs Of the Auetoneers
j. BLEECKER, SON & Co.
No. II CedArst, NeN-forf,
or, at the Office Of the Company,
No. I32 IIudson.st, Jersey City.
Special train at II ~ on the day Of SAL for which free passes viii
be furnished Other trains at 95 and 10 I'm aud l;45 m ne
GALE of BLAST FURNACES, IRON MINES,
sfs Sb 6S conP qHS + o l ~ f e
NeWYok Land in Buek County Pennsylvania
pBg Blast Furnaces making about $50 tuns Of iron weeks Mines
Supplying the furnaces with magnetic iron large Foundry aud Ma
chine driven and other valuable Improvements
Also supplies coal &C. produce and other ehate IN uss
conducting mining manufacturing business said lands
ID. JAMES, and
No. l6 Parkphce, Nev-iOrk
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All who have real estate for sale or to let
ed those desiring to purchase rent such property
vii find it TO their interest advertise in THE TRIBUNE
lis circulation exceeds that Of any other news
paper, and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
Wit found, not only in NewYork and all its cities and
villages. but in every State and Territory throughout the
TmCn The advertisement should be brief as VIII
blow Of the advantages claimed being made clear TO the
reader. We would especially dwell the fact that the
subscrihers for the three editions Of THE TRIBUNE Daily
Eemi Weekly and Weekly, comprise individuals in every
business professions consequently advertisements in each
read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devOtes especial
attention 70 reports Of sales Of real estate both in city
and country, thus adding greatly the value Of its col
umns advertising medium. The charges for adver-
Tising follows DAILY TRIBUNE, o cents per line
1Or each insertions WEEKLY TRIBUNE, g per line; SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE IS cents per line About ten words OF
our wide columns average ane Terms cash In advance
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CgT-ss ~ TuE Carr ENGISBsE MEssuos kL PAs1.AND)
PasiT.C RAILROAD CoNPAs=. No "a tS,cHAS1E. lAgs'

rtoiG.C RAILROAD UoAFA.,-t 20 !" t-CtNS"I aaNYH
ITO RAILROAD COSTl&ACTORS--NlEM
i pHIS III PASO. AND PACuIC RAILROAD CDNPANY.--
STALED ROPOS will be &s above until SIP
TEMBER when contracts y DO ss[Sed FOR the s&vbb,g
and OLE AllXt; GRADING MASONRY BRIDGING. B4kLANriNG
CROSS TIES TRACKlAYl NJ Of lie following aiols Of said
Railroad
Firs,rns miles the i Division Of 80 es between
Jegesr aud PARIS Aaciug miles -p extending
miles wast VGthe Of Carks,le u Red River CoulAE
seosIOne buaded . embracing tie Seeood Division,
commencing Paris and eNcgg NesiSard to Fao ao Noauy
SpssFous Pros Maze Plans be he'd aaer the 18Th
of Arst 1862 Eugisaes OAe n NcwloTl jefferson
Proposals. must conform specification whie viii be- nrahd
up, appe alton above places aiter Aags 1902
erce Of ability complete viii he esuire. AMI
ssge retained unal each section Of B. miles tbleL
Work upon Division be completed ~ March is0
The Second Division uust be ial.hel By October G70
furnished those wishing 81 aspect tie 0uud On
Ae e Of the road b. application person ~ Engineers once IN
! J VI. DANIEL. Bug,necril Csiet
4 Memphis ~ Pasu. ard Pr 80 Railroad tnmpih!'
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Country gcaI Gstlte for Sale.


Ali, PERSONS WANTING PENNSYL-
N VINIA PARNs lsbe Coal AMI Iron Ore LANDS will send
Tor Catalogue Ssscnr1L SONS No 40 w,ou,.t PHILADELPHIA
A FARM for SALE OF EXCHANGE formuch
n less ttan it, va; 1',, . Gesa u meat s1k with crops farm
NOAiE and see the crops now growing on my
Springs plenty Of fat fne shade aud soil well
abd convenient oshu rg pleasant and profitable farm Tor 7'o
Asiress Fox No. SOC Saratoga Springs. \. 7
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE at Bridgeport, CT.
"LiNDESCRoFf" butt BY p Garnus six years ago i.T b..
furnished or gnfnsd The N 1nsa1 is 81 b. IS et beside
wings heated by se and pied with water and gas coach
barn; elegant lawn marble sauary With
I tsss Tss s % Of S nd Sound Nearly
I Of land With ehsees imported fruits lse' snsG
prope offered at te oeafs yaue Also for sale
Brdgs1ort ApST to D. w. siLEwO0D BIZ frpori; WALLER
BALL Co. No o Chamberst OF s. W. BENEDICT, No ~ fe
st. tHd Ne $50 sixth ave, Eew,lork
NOR SALE-The best BARGAIN offered this
sesob-abOu acres; minutes the depoti IN mar
lst for few 5nys J. c. FREEMAN, No 2l2 Broadway.
EOR SALE. or to LET, furnished, at New,
Il Iosdoo Cons very desirable RESIDENCE and 20 acres Of
ground ho. coGtasss roos, oa'T"Gs s s &C sy 5
a's stable out Oq f SssS sStI aud on@sHdSq .
ard inland 800 month Bfs 2oo0
GOOD FARMS on easy terms, in Orange and
~ Sullivan Counties, n Y ,
Para Ocl &C., ssoo Farm l52 acres near rail-
% cultivated sioOo House and banks Of Delaware sVN
A0u'''' D HoLBRooK Port Jsrv, N Y
C0UTHERN LANDS for SALE throughout the
- sou from Ioaere Farms Tens liberal Letters
~~V''o''' 'DS' skElToS J6SEs Co. 10 is Rlo.5vsy
TV0 D1STILLERS or MANUFACTURE
APRoPkRTY situated 20 from HewYerk, With "'aY ana
spnng Of so9 Sss, r ,nVcsops IS bIYGER No Pinest
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gors,s, Carriages. it,

CARRIAGES AND HARNESS. H.. p..
~ We those IN want Of sne Car sges 70 ar
ent Circular Clarence Family Wevsf tbe ~ 49,
designed A tnn assortment ~ luv e'e"' - ~
BoalwA per less than bradw. ..ot - ye,York
HAMS, Pountst 81 lAisys.ee. z -
HARNESS, BLANKETS, HAl IT Ehi I,,.sct ADD
best assortment % Harness u wv O' D. lACOBUS SON
only Call aud are ..---.--a
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Chr Curt.

Ght Curt
Spring MEETING.
y 1859.
JEROME PARK.
AMERICAN JOCKEY GLIB.
REGULAR MEETING.
SATURDAY, JUNE l2-F1vB RAcZS
POOLS viii be sold By Major W. e. Barker, at 'be subrPhoz
Rooms No $40 Broadway preceding races aai at sae
other times Hesed also at the Course each DAY ofraeA
First each day puaetualy at 3 o'clock
Admission to cen'A
Field 81 5si Field Grand Stand and Quaf
free Quarter Steteh tickets may be 90
Cub $50 BrsaevaT and az the entrance
10 the Course A. BELMONT, President
C. WHKATLY Secretary.
NEWY0RK g. HARLEM RAILROAD--JE-
~ ROME PARK RACKSRSre taiHs will be- dag,
leaving Fort eeord eep"t 10 asa returning shef races
i G. BUCKHOBT. Ges Sapt
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Gong gsIano gtaI estate for Sale.

I OTIS FOR SALE AND MONEY LOANED
i TO BUMD-A rare opportunity fQr persons Of limited
SECURE homestead 40 IMPROVING and aes5e eghhehooi
EASY The subscriber sill SILL 100 LOTS fLATBUS at the
BROOKLYN boundary line oub 10 blocks from PROSPECT PARK
h several city railroads and but short distance from the
u ferries. the FOL owing terms:
Price Of each lot from 500 800 SOdOwn. and $50 month
I'LL paid for II lots bought 50 cent and
Of the purchase money remain for Eve at
cent
To those who wish improve within yearh viii loan for cyea
VIII The privilege o. paving In iname1 al seven per cent oueha
~ tle est % the improvements
proge fscas and desirable for private
dwellings sgect 70 the following restrictions No iaetes Of
ld drinking allowed buildings costing less
tB permitted be erected All streets aud avenues pass
~ through Tie property will be opened 40 the e1peueO tie subscriber
Apply J. PECAkB No. 2l9 Broadway, Room No. o.
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Smusrm,nis.

amustm'nts
EIFTlI-AYENUE THEATER
u JAMES FISK ut....... .................. Propdetf
BENEDCK.. Musical Director r. COLoNNE..Ssge Assasa
THIS .(PRIBAYl EVENING
Positively tie lat apFearaEee "
NJ. AJJAt.
de popular ,eHs, Ni sppsar 10
bis p-pfer oil
BARBE BLUE
by which he ob.aiHfd % -aca r-prt4'qB here
SATURDAY MATINEE 81 INC
and
SATURDAY EVENING.
First APPEARANCE a. Ills taeaisr Of Mia
DEsCLAuzAs DEecIMzAs
DE>CLAUZAS UEaLAJZAS
DENtLAIZAS BEstLAu/iS
Dk>CLAuLAS PIQgILbO, DlSCLAtZtS
DENCLAtLAS IE CLArktS
bENClAgIAS IHtCLAULAa
DESNLALlAS BE,CLACki9
DBNCLAtZAS DksCLATLAa
DEStLAILAS LA PER1CHOLR bfSCLAuZA1
DESCbAlIAS DEsfLAUZA5
DBSCLAEZAS ngSCLAgZAS
BkSCLAUZAs pEeCLAVZlS
DESCLAUZAs DESCLAVZAs
DESCLAuZAS
give few farewell periouaaaee pror her departure f9
PIoUILLo
IA PRRCHOLR
,.-, TRINA - LA PERlCuOLE
AORLACCIf BALLET TROUPE
will Psrisrm ihdr
ORIGINAL CANCAH
NOIlih-Oa snaaF 2 comnfisioH
the principal members from Sc ayBs fhe BestoB will
brief season With 4" Dsra" aud Blaea sH,an'
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OPFiCE on ACrlNG CoNNIssARY SUBSISTENCE, I
FoRr CoLuMBus. Ngw.Y0RK MARBoR. june b l5o9.

EDhOIOo AID III DuplCdAts WIN NopJ VI Niilc
sdersment attached viii be received BY the undersigned un
18th instant for supplying FRESH BEEF to We troop,
stationed Forts Ceubu: and Wood N~Io.E aud hslofk
beef be fresh, u good MARKETABLE quality ID
proportion and hBd ecks sbauks sad kidney
ow be excluded and 70 be delivered at The posts shove ume
quantity be from tine to required sud
such the Commanding OGcer shall Designate exceeding
four times per week
Separate proposals duplicate win also be received By the under
signed and date above mentioned for Supplying
places supplied bereom such Ci0 Fresh ~ they
from time 30 time such SHTOtR md Porter HOESs
sLlIs Standing Ribs or hib.HOGsts
TO be In force months such less time time
the Comsay General shall direct commencing the LIST day ofJa
1853
The required into bonds o the Of
thousand Dollars gue by responsible surees whose
must be meuti0u q the bids
The proposals opeBd 70 the l4h instant AZ which
time ard place bidders are Invited 10 he present
Prpo,as marked Proposals s7 and addressed;
W OuIAIBY. BVt Major IT, A.. A. g.. s.
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Gitp 8taI estate for saI,.

Iltn 9taI Gstate Tor SaIt.
TOR SALE at NORTH NETWORK, II
lots fronting 81 Auusave., Ouehunire and
01 forty seoudstI Apply to MULLER, WILKINS
c.. No 7Pl1est (agJD
+ you want to purchase or rent City or
copatTg PROPERTY you fldtaJ. C. FREEMAN Co.'S
PEcss AID locations that viii suit
J. c. FREEMAN No 2l2 Broadway.
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LEWIS b. WOOD, Auc;ionter.
GREENYILLE PROPERTY.
" C5- 100 Al
VALUABLE LOTS
GRRENvILLB n. j.,
AT AUCTION

GREAT LAND SALE ,I-I4,ov ~
1000 ACRES!
BELONGING TO THR ESTATES OF HENRY SEYMOUR UTICA,
n Y, AND JEREMIAH PRICE CHICAGO LII IN THE
CITY OF CHICAGO,
COOK AND WILL COUNTIES,
TOWN or JOLIET,
DUPAGB AND GRUMPY COUNTIES
on WEDNESDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF June, 1850,
AT THE sALRSROOMS or
WIN A. BUTTERS Co.,
AUCIIONEERS,
Nos S, 7, o, AND u BANDOLPHST.
CHICAGO, ILL
The property offered at public sale comprises some OF the best and
The contemplated and City Parks therefore presents
Increase Oauy properly presented Tor a
TITLE PERFECT.
This property purchased by the parties Offering FOR sale d.
recly from the Government, 10 1888.
DESCRIPTION.
Pamphlets issued descriptive Of the property and subdivision
into blocks Of about i've acres each
SALE PEREMPTORY.
SALE TO COMMENCE AT 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ, AND CONTINUE
UNTIL THIS PROpERTY-wHICH BY DECREE or THE
UNITED STATES COURT. IS ORDERED TO BE PAR
TITiONED-IS SOLD.
TERMS OF SALF-Oneurth CASH balance two, and three
years with interest annually at per cent
HORATIO SEYMOUR,
Executor estate Of Henry Seymour
L, G.. PAINE FREER,
Administrator estate Jeremiah Price
VIM. A. BUFFERS g. Co,
AuctioueeuL
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SOarS anS Blooms.

SOarS anb 8ucms.
ITO LET-SOme nicely FURNISHED ROONS;t
svetyeng fclass; location Thirtyhr AID sisra
ave Tor iuI'aer P~-'calars apply TO MRS. R0DMAh
40. SIS SlIth'ave. nrty-thiui.st.
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nsb- ssrsu Zeal estrt, for Salt.

90 S0n "A SPLENDID PLACE for this
Ro1.cUO. money 90 he I"'a Of t o.nse h i at
rooms spring. n5pes pears esPbfrres elui &c
BALDWIN Agent Broadt Newark opp hcus Bstr depot
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TOR SALE, or will EXCHANGE for an ac-
cessble COUNTRY PLACE valuable RESIDENCE 10 Brooklyn
Eat realize 5000 cash. price $4,000 JONES No 81 Cs!arst
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AEAIED PROPOSALS VIII De received dJ JllO
- Office Clerk Of the Board Of Education Of Grand and
1859 twelve supplying the coal wood required for
this for the thousand
(6O three thousand 5000 cords Of oak wood aad
hundred cords Of wOod, or
he Of the best quality Of white ash furnace aud sovs
sizes n good order thousand hundred and forty q @ pounds
b delivered tie bus 60 the several school
bui3iugs from
posed supply furnished from the m!nes uamed ae
the un Of two thousand t"o hundred ana
Tie Gus1te Of sizes Of coal required will be about
follows: thousand Of furnace twelve hundred tuns OF
hundred aud twenty tuas Of ssg size aud seventy
Tie oak wood quality the sticks less than hres
The the best quality not less than thee ~ est
HE proposals must price per cord Of hundred and twenty
eight l cubic feet solid for both nd esk So au a
the aud splitting od-the qsanV Of oAA
he the Committee
Tie wood measured under the vision OF the
Of Education and muss delivered az
the schools when ordered, IS follows:
Two Of the quantity required from the first isY Of JAY the
day Of August aud tie remainder reqaSI b the So
Said sooi both oak pine delivered and when
be piled the yards cea7 gau,ts o. bios or
lie school buildings be designated b. the ANTIQUITY The
be bgt l-
jane, 1870 Two sures Tor the ttl petios tct % @
Tract m be required proposal must be panied MIA ts
siyu,tures I'd reSls q the proposed surs3rS
allowed for dyug SAD coal and Naoi az
an OF ht schools putting aud plag the $50 tie yarl eel
lars vaults Or bios Of said schools
Board and should be ndoTse fS oss i1I 1 o.
T. Prnposa !, for Wood As the ease may be-.
right to rrst AL f the Traposaa
ossrrd 'TIMOThN BkENt An, Coamttes
0" THOMAS MCRPBY Y,