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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

ApnAS II. MULLER. Aaeionter Ar u.prr
EXECUTORS SALE OF 10 Srh HALe , 4. Rif-
KIKs Co viii eel al auction on MONDAl March io az ~
e EIehanee sAsoon No. IN Bo'ry ~ "lr gstysen silh
EiGiiTHAYB glt tots. cDH phspg the 'H'iS '''''
aud 85tisia fbsl 25Il01 feet IL tnn LIT uest ~
EIGHTY FOUEIH Sf-Four lots on bie noith sue NV wv 49,
eth each 15IltlL son H., .v,.t a
EGl.TY1Pr STour lois bosouth 'Se lVO rev "''' VI
ave, each 2JxhZ2 =, MI, f,oa
Asp can y obtae lLs Auction seEa once No. PLash I'o
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A ,. ELSEcxER. Auetionser.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS on Fifth-ave.


and one lanirel end TWcuuesL facing &oaat
g. j. BLEE, KER son Co viii sell AZ snciou on WEDNESDAY
March Tue E1eangs Saiesroom No I'LL BoidEay
FlFTHAyEFour splendid Lots the west side Of NtihVs
commencing southwest Of anitFentstst
sB hOstnE 10 ices hoga hessaie EsTsn each I''3siS
loo
.TwFyriErH.s 81 -fmmsds.y in TIE
Of the ADORE sd AO G5g Tie square, Lo % feet toEt % feel
rear. BY l0tl0 ...'
These b gronnd tie graded FRY cen.
mortgage Maps st No - Cedsrst
sFAPLETON STATEN lSLANDTNo Lots Gore st., between
osu Bowusf sbou; 80 feet east q Cnnnt and nearly up
each ln, 2xi0lh OnehA remain on mortgage
Tor three resr. Maps At No. II Ctllrst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

ADRIAN "A. MULLER, Aurt.VlefF
PARTITION SALE, 10y order OF the Heirs, of
valuable PROPERTY 10 tie CITY Of Elizabeth j. the
Tsse1se Of 60 ts sut-Gea Hiaae scott ADRIAN H. Mri
LtR T. L. NlLhNS 4 Co, will sell Aaction Thursday
h H. q Y O'clock N tbs EIeeage saes.oom No ~ hvold
SID vss plot Of Land With the substantial Aanson.
thereon nse JeyEt Madison Ard jHegsonsves 10 The
City nshs Sew.erssT the residence Of The late Lieut.
Gen Nncd Scot Jetssgst tS Jersrsoasve are paved With
Belrsn and severed Ms1'so also severed Toe
nam house sty art attc built and has
sttaed te 2s,orsI high gs ard water IN the house h,
property $50 feet and extends back Mst
J9 feet, ard Jefferson $40 feei 1t located IN the
desirable tie beautiful City Of Elizabeth. sal Is Of
A4s ionser. No I Pne-sl t511)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06
sjuus;s HnS farms SdIanttS.


EXTANTED--A COTTAGE of about 10 rooms.
w in pleasant neghborhod In Neserssy. within an hour Of
NJ sYork rent DO. p,s sith prVl'
legs 10 buy AdiresP ?. ". J.. Boz No s5S. 6evYorL
NVANTED.-A small COTTAGE, Furnished
rreir) vhn q New York moderate rate for
tie Summer season. Address Haiug terms p" Thbnas Office
XVANTED-A BRICK BUILDING, say look
w 50 Give hight location and price, Address NJ boz NO
365l. y 70
MELLOW CLAY FARM WANTED for
Il BMOKMAKINd on EsEYork waters Adire" CASH bHiCA'
MAKEu, q tll, ollce, ~th pries aud fall particulars
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06
WILL be sold at AUCTION ON TUESDAY,
W the 10th Of March 1t Taylofs Hotel, jersey City

SEVEN ELEGANT VILLA PLOTS.
t &c Homestead q Il Dy ESQ., situated 2. West sa Eo
n, Debrossrsts NeWYoh Tue properly possesses the nEe
advantages Of Pasc water snd quick and numerous
routes Esv.york CITY being Minutes hy ~ Railroad srd -
rrurs by either bcsn Paona Jersey Cty ferries
Cfs ug uigh these plots ane hloEn shade trees
NUT trees -! bearing ssparAg ssghgry aud bsck9.fy beds
The iion-i story, broNuso Cottage modern bal
@ v doors bathroom. rnGce repete
M every oaveuercc Plot Of ground le0r0 feet These plots
rnn on srb iDt laid 50 feet vide. The attention
called this being more eouyeuen,I n9ssel 10 ne
,rs, Of than Four.een;hst In TIE City For mars 81
The or aud further partuarars cal IHOIAS ALDRlDGE
In.on civ near he Court LEWIS X WOOD No Cd
Moutgonerr Jegsey City; or JAAho X DBL No % '"uIiu'
n Nj
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H. HEsaIoUEs, lueuOneeE
by ALLEN g. BROWN,
n IA q RAJ

II. HEyaIoUEs luel0neeL
DY ALLEN g. BROWN,
No 90 BKoIDwAI x.,,.,
JONATHAN W ALLEN JOSIAH w. BRo"b, HohAIio hHN
RlQUES. -.
REAL ESTATE AT PUBLIC AND PRIVATE SAIL
MONDAY March .,
o'clock The Exchange Saesroo No w ,,,
RYRCiTORS SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY on EIOHTH
AVE-. AND Thirty sRYRNfHSr. ,
lots, northwest 81
on THIRTY SEvENTHST-one Tot norsh sde iV es' west VI
iots are covered and brick buildings ard offer very
desirable AiyaBbs es. - - a., -. -. go, ,.,,,
an Ld and ogage Maps and particulars At the once Of Tie Aoe
NOueets, No VI BroadTay
MONDAY. March 3.
Az the Exchange saesoom, No W Btoadway. -, ,,rv
I ~ VoaDWAY BOULEVARD. kEW-ANK, GFTIANE,
FGoSTISG CENTRAL PARK, hADlSOAANE FOIH4h ASD
. OK HRO1 DIV Y--Ohe lot 0. G. corner ~ Bth 81
an ROUf VVhRD-- FOar lots, n. W. corner Soihst
on FIPlUAV -Four lots q. .. corner o. l''htt
on EEWlVR--Pour lots a. o corner OF llHhsG,
on MADISON AVE Pour lots p. v. eortsI OF iI'~tA
on 76TiT ST Pour lots n. v. corner o. ilh ave
on i6gTt.Sr One ot south side no feet east Of eth.ays
OK liTIL AVR-Two lots, west de, 20 ~ s.sn
bs lt. are we'll located and worthy TIE HehuoR oipur
elssen either Tor speculation VI ingestmeuI
ALSO, -, -,.,rr, 49,, .,,,
ny WEgT TWENTY. THIRD.ST. BETWBhN siA5H AM % =
lots on Twenty midst, ~ rec.
SILsTe with brick walls Of building gy He II,
Brgrs Bros AID recently destroyed by bre he @ ~
mot ansss and sssybe city property for nsedale an
toyeneu being foot street tnd AS. 80
BA poron Of the purchase money 90 the ~ s
Cd and mortgage Maps aud particulars a. Jus oH' "
" Broadway.
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No PINR.S
ADmAy u MgLLtR Auesio. GER - = .

ADNlAN u MULLhR liue.I0 eef : = u : ! =
EXECUTORS'S SALE OF VALUABLE STORE
~ PROPERTY ONTllK SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BROAD ny
ASD TWENrY-FIRSTST. ADRIAN H. MULLER. p. r. VILLAINS
Co. viii se auction o. THURSDAY March 1862 at u O'clock al
te Exchange San No III Broadway By order Of ia' Executors Of
Schnrensn Hated tecsp'ei.
The plot together With 5story brick building thereon tue
the ugs OF BJsdSay aud TserySrstt Tbs building
the late the most substantial
purposes grsrs and ounrs IL u
fitted hotel With modern Improvements and convenience
bat sa expense he converted into for which purpose
erected This W the lima cdate vicinity OF AcssrA Ar
mold Jousas u Lord Taylor the Fh Avenue,
Gcsn, James Ahemgrle Hotels HOLMAN aud Coleman
Housrs Lot 40 feet inches Blo,du IS feet on the % feet
Tweltyls.t AMI 90 Z e. inches the sonheriy line
EAST TWEN plot q land situate tie tonh
ie II East Twenty adjoining hs list describe property the
being ,6 feet IN width By " feet in depth The stables the iOs
asrn So Il with 3. property
MAYS II q Zee Of tle aueiOleerI Gf0)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

1rOE SALE or TO LEASE--A MILL PROP
z EtY hom The depot AIorstovn has o. the
SIS section 81 the couatyi 70 feet i1l h has
4.. l .s Ga-itho4rL a. LiNAl,D.
1.ol.. 'p.u. s. D., March I. 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06
gtIg lanits.


GENTS WANTED-For the complete una
IN brdSed original work. THE LIFB AND EPlSTLkS or ST
BY Conybae sDd HOwson With able nSdaetoa 1y
SIMPSON, 03 AID nearly 100 engrangs and maps
Agents ard public cautioned all meais q this gIea
N abridsemsnt Price reduced frsn - 50 to
College, Il shOad the orst
mai worE the most skfly eIccutd ahgement"
The Rev DR. Adams New York rs!teriaal sAys H Saa be I'M
uee 70 the authors their subject Stcwpt 81
Rev. Dr. Hacket lBaPsil says; he hl eo
eOtans nothing the authors did not regard as u
usraton subject ard nothing be len out EhoGs
value the or eOpyhs' Circular one
so IA one church congregation; agent sold u 10 one da
York c,y and haf DAYS IN Duhsss C l.
rs d. TREAT Co. Publishers, No. 6st BIoaNay, y: I.
VOMPOSITORS.-GOO COmpOsitors needing
Situsiors requested leave their address With JOHN =
BALDWIN, No Fuoast few hrsute eau be fauhhee
With steady the liberal prices offered s he scale
nRUG CLERK-To take charge of the retail
~ department hbnF bouse must lie sober and not ae 70
ork ose German preferred Address DRUGGIST
BOr No. i94 Tribune oGee
1.-TWO or THREE enterprisng CANYASSERS
WASTBD-Ladies OF gentlemen Apply at Ame DEAoNkSES -
No. e3s Broadway
O0n ENERGETIC MEN and WOMEN
sOttO WANTED-On commission salary. to sell neS hoax
which will business men s1d profess
will outseh Eve TO any book ever before oassi
Agents -, a -. ..........
Ths value hundred tines greater thsn esa be eay
erpgel aud viii sci 70 ali elasse Seud 'r
sITeuATs and h Inflammation o d. tAsn 70, I., oet'
Hartford. COM, Cn0haati. ohoi and Cheago III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

NOR SALE ut Bergen Hights.-On Bergen
ave- the tso story dwelling HOUSE, JJr5 WAh wing 3jK,0
ola modern eoavr9su ground no fee. fou raohing
sl Wast view of Nea-lork, Egoo4 Tie Bsy, and
e'' .'''-- '''''' HOMER MORGAN, No Pse-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

ETJK SALE-ln NeW-Proyidcnce, n. j.
u Ip. rooms, aid plenty Of fruit j. JOHNSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

40. .NLL-At N Cstnelu, \. J., on NtHII.I
~ n.I.al. loar from FOOT OF Lfs several o-' 1
.tlr-i, H lois; prices ranging i'l ~a' 20 7-.t w.
lale., schools AID Soac.y. A. sstt. -1r o. d ~
FRANE u. GREENE, az h. ,sira Iritt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

4 ftEelrI yagS. KegJsy The broad Eauge dohbe tack
D L. D" ui from City Halls tine 81 inrs' mouse us lne
.. root AL. is b jsTsvors fJ tbe oNl err gttnnoaar
.ry as ana o4bliII8rs al ~ good condition IRON Two
be This place vel Wurby ~ th' ~
f s r wont 90 country huus' n fstcss ueEbhog o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

EOR SALE-With or without Stock, on old
established COUNTRY STORE GO year, sauiipg) within -
miles Of the CITY; po6iae business oR Sold
only Of N health Of the Pesot A JOURNEAY
No. Finest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

BOULEVARD LOTS and Improved PRO
ID PERIY.-L COLE vii el on MLbSLSDAl h',,a ~ a. ~,
DWELLING nOusKs 10 The hest p ~ BROOK ' ~ 'AcsLt 10 -
tho boulevard AID Grand PIi oiPtcsl Paw hps arc Iea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

nor SALE-At MOn,cl3ir n. j., a now and
gel t COITAGE-HOUeE, rooms clsr, veil cite1, g
10, 90 .roul; 5000 Ass good 10 CSB, Rooms eelT,
I'D. &C lot, Of ground rrce $1,000 Also small HOUSE,
Orr -ad. pcs, $z7J These places ere tpe!y inaei neal
ce as.la boar iT0A NeENok BY Morris and
h-rr hroai. "A Trans daily Terms easy Apply to RICHARD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

Hotel, SUMMER BOARDING-llOUSE,
= d or PRIVATE RESIDENCE BLODIiNG VIEW POIET.
Princes Bar Staten sai2 CITY lo, detrc cottages anl
Lobae. lh bluff lre views 800 FEET water oati price
s6jJ1 5000 remsin mortgage. Inquire owner
RRNJANTN J. INMS. Box 70 Trhune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06
TOWER PLACE.

per r,. c STOKE HOUSE With Tower, stone Pgrehe' ard
pom ,r!fst >tnel upoa Plot sroInl el 20 iDs s,s
a " stoned gIayel Nsi.s end approach roads and 1iri
8 ir., L,st-uE Tgh at sh t rr-s TIE house fronts
S. With Eas sL o, ne cr 81
800 tvtA ot T. itinA
fr-cls schools and stores via Eve minutes walk The
les OF Paterson. NrNors El-e 5loIutiH, Pier
V.l.r.srk N5ea Island, AID Tie entire rfvlf neg
.rr lilo location he beet the sOp ~ t.s Palisades lc
. Is rrreael rooms 30 closets 'rlec r1rc~, bot aud ci
v-- s. as baths. closets tp-ass t~' bells &c. ana
O. 90 respects .T1IEy vel l So a,le VII he 1l caeaP ana
-, ,.. f. A.ur O. f. H. LUDLOW Co., No Pine 81, orto
GEORGE 40. LYMAN 90 tie premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

EvOR SALE-At PasSaic. n. D., Oh EIie Rail
- vay uialits foH N,Slok, y trains daily connu;aion to@
HOUSES tld LOTS. from $500 L0 rue With modern I'm.
rrra1ta ~ 0jjO S5G Also - teJ uue hOusrs, Price
Lao Also furnished houses possession % or before
sy Village sni 1E sale Three he County Seals itsr
s sale address o. B. fRiFLS On corner opposite
Zen 4 p7ssac y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

FOR SALE or ENCHANGE-LANDS in Mis-
sou. miles Mountain and the Cairo Hui Fulton
NalsIs sevrl e-or. mIto.l cal a. No 81 braldLaI Room y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

HtULt NAIL, ~ LUNU DItANUIi' N.J', ~ IIIU
= ,.f s1e c tls shore rarie VIA tiSlUtNC r. sub
s.'s7 L.. ai tie best sa with 80 acres OF eIresi arm Il
Kitchen g8rdea fress cottage t-cass stances
bias ig oases ic--house. &c, tie property rep.cic
sd as % incinde several los I'M
1t.Ir G-eg is
0saul a. AMI this rurte Watering place Inquire
N- MATTHEWS Solicitor Nos All - Fhtst or OF M 9ACOb
Jon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

TTOR SALE-An elegant FARM IN Monmouth
ouv NewJersey; 100 ceres al under eu!tatoni sperdd
ylss 81 y improvements elegant og,buugs and prutg Of Ihcu.
80 o.. fui. apples pears cherries, quiICe law'u black
sss a 'r o. &c, sp,enil grain or track ianli mari on
tSss % schools, elG!etes stores,
-at "A b. 0 Noa York nls be sold; teIls easy Far
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

DOR SALE or to LET-SOuth NOrwalk, Conn.
HOUSE. BARN GARDEN, Sc, Wilton, Couu.--HOusE.
BARN ORCHARD. GARDEN Possession H day Of April For
particulars cali an W. POST r at Clifton lnS Co No rodWy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

i@Ok SALE in North CarlOlind-A splendid
TRACT Of LAND, 0O01 well adapted growing and
portions to cnure; vii sci, the whole very cwi
MAlL.n NALi. & M NulahrrA-lt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06
TUESDAY. March Q.

an o'otk d FIt.iItr NIl'Io0m N ~ EroifviY n l.,
VALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROPERTY
wrSr TfllgRttsr.. NEWlOrF-SeH. No ~ oll No. l5a
f,rFT sri sI.sizuutl 1FtlFr sli cellar buCl
bny rh trura0-e tdHairg roT'rt; almost the ertIe lot
Ib' " ar.f,i 3; 81 & f., ~ 5s.l ,,5
store fo3 he premises 9n su stories TAB, Whh VIII hpl
+-s of glhe PROPERTY. hrrshy ruc1r Insurance teS
F,,, sp.fas ugfe foot be- SOL With ihc
pter.r 1t cellar frst sal tt faos al large and oiea
E5r open lr tririun t-rI ~ each daJ uuLl As sale
Terms tasy. Asgs atAo - Nassau e., Nsw'lork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

TTO LET-Second and upper floors, No: S5l
4 C.nalst cor Greene cooPER SFULLERToN, Ia store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

4 RESShlLL, n. J.-An elegant new stone
- MANSION 80 rect square finished eahors;-y in walnut ard het
og Sh ever modern Improvement, BY the @ bis owa use
Ar stohe stable tlShd eegnt shape sud all other out
70 VITA Gscrts land uader beautiful cultivation wiz be sod Or
leased ON favorable terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

VALUABLE COAL PROPERTY for SALE
76) ACRES coal LANDS
WroripR valley dr,cJ opoiie tie town 81 Pstton Penny
hAvn. el capable ~ large production,
With Ebgns Pamp. Breaker Machinery Railroad IrHeis ke &c.
e ID complete order
This property al prime Coal Lsui Which Hsy be nsde pA1cs
bali milton iuus per Bd is veil worth the Immediate
senhoa Of capitalists
Tbefs property large uaubsr Of valuable bdng '
large botel ftarr &c
6gpy Gu tie premises to WBL A. Brown Who vii show tie prop
ri oit L. G. KEiGIT.
g. 4. Water ami CLesiuutsta,
pArlelplls
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

NOR SALE.-A VALUABLE FKUII fAItM,
Z ,5urr tck house add barn in sue eoaltoa eI n .
"a LankbeIrea u 10 ftraR berries several acre.
tcss other desirable FRUIT 5Sl tEoh'
ouiv he center OF
- GlI the advantages Of both New
markets; ela2ce' sei chtsp loe
-
= m L..-. D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

TOR SALE-FRUIr FARM near Smyrna,
Dci s51too Address PEACH" Brsrfori, Del.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

k{OR SALE at Orange, \. J.-Deslrable prop
err-OOTiAGE asd nearly three Junction Of Narih Aik
an ins a 80 q esea street AIP al No % fouh'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06
lARM On HUDSON RIYER FOR SALE.--

EOR SALE-At GREENS FARM, near South
z port Coma property long TAYLOR HOUSE
capable accommodating IS asss kept for more than 30 years "
b H. G. h. j. Taylor The house Is In good
and will be with the furniture and Ell things necessary for the
81 the business FO particulars terms etc. Apply TO HOMER
MORGAN. % Puc.st UA8)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

{ \QN ~ lENI ana c0mt0rtable KESl-
81 J. Norris esq. of Morris Yield Nvw-York CIV; in
u0cd locations Also PLOTS fer SALE and buildings erected To sut
fair prices and essy Apgy A. DERROMS
St. tm brit "a Works, Paterson. n j
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-03-06

BUILDING SITES, either City Lots or Plots,
a. Lr 10 splendid locations the saaubs Of Paterson ~ j.
oib minutes walk ofthe way station; 80 iraus daily APP
f A. DBRROM No. % Westst. Paterson
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15
Kilbou1n's Store, c N c E M O 1 E

Now the faiiIoad Wal hts come to an end. And the people are bound to be in bonds.
 Let all your goodly footsteps daily tend.
 To the Chear Store close by the depot DO hds 1; Bring all your friends, don t fo rget single ], For there's the cheapest bargains under the sun Bring the Lame we've power make them walk, Bring the dumb our prices will make them talk Bring the blind Jour nice goojs will make them see, %'s
 B:ing the deaf, our great spell shall make Bring your wife--don't fail to leayn how q lii-
 tic pelf, gE4l kssG @i@a} .s 4t $ Will bring away the goods from KilDonrn's
 shelf. .sNrq aaeyss s.s Three special bargainsI offer to you all, ,I To see them good friends. don't tail to call And first have a pile of shoes, ma. . Bought of the Bankrupt Jews, ,-t..- e I'll cell them for half their cost.
 And pity the maker that has lost e-aH The pile is worth g.. coo. just, <'- 9s' Tbl I'll take one half; don't ask fUr tTus. f}H a5eA And next tbe Flour trade wants word. 2t5 Though cries for bread are seldom heard.
 Just nifty barrels in week are bound to go; And every price and kina keep, ycu know 'Tis cash I'll have, for trust is dead, f ..,., s When Flour is made up into bread. 5 +..'. And third. cold weather has come at last, i With snow and ice and chilling blast;
 So in good kindness am not 10th, "f- To sell you cheap your heavy cloth s5H If one can get good buncombe Satinct, A.e@ For fifty cents a yard, why need he fret .8 Yea more. good fine cassimere, each yard. For just one dollar. Who would not be a bard? All kinds keep and sell them very cheap, have a mighty heap, with prices never sleep, And last to end this punning, -z..a ,..,s I II add little dunning. --.rf Do you owe me. Will you pay? ,-.T ..sr If fyou do, pray don't say nay, .. f....,... ... Good friends I'd like little money. @+1ia
 Yours truly, DC. KILROURN. '- - of "Cheap Grocery Fame
 Litchfeld Station Dec. 1868. as f' 12tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-15
i. No. :" said Lady Widgery; sswhat was

it?' .sss-u- ,s t4 -
 .''Well, you see, he found Canterbury & Go. rather huffy, and somewhat on the high and mighty order with him, and be- ing democratic American, he didn't like 1t. So he wrote over that he didn't see, for his part, why any body that wanted to preach the Gospel couldn't preach it, with. out sending thousand miles across the water to ask leave of a cross old gentleman at Canterbury Harry Percival (then become Sir Har- ry) looked upon this superstition with equal contempt:-.
 ' My dear Sir Henry said Miss Debby, laying her hand on his arm with solemni- ty. r consider that your excellent parents, Sir Harry and Lady Percival. were both members of the Established Church oi England, the only true Apostolic Protest ant Church-and can you imagine that their spirits looking down from heaven, would be pleased and satisfied that their daughter should consummate the most sol- emn union of her life out of the Church; and, in fact, at the hands of 8 man who has never received ordination?' s
 It was with great difficulty that Henry Kept his countenance during this solemn address. His blue eyes actually laughed, though he exercised rigid control over the muscles of his face. ...., .. ...s
 really had not thought about it at all, Miss Debby," he said
 It is unnecessary to say that thls book is admirably written, abounding in original thoughts expressed in Mrs. Stowe's best style. We heartily wish it were as enter taining as 1t is instructive. -
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Pennington Savings Bank.

hEPOSITS made in this bank on or before 11 Aug. let, will draw interest from that date. ls l7ssUodI af 82lA fl@ s1Ea1 EtDC
 Interest at the rate of six per cent, free of taxes has been paid on deposits for. the last fifteen years, except 1862 and 1868, in which years the rate was five and half per cent This bank holds a large surplus fund, as "a guarantee pits depositors. Amount of funds June l. 1869. $905,398. Business hours from to r. a, m. and from to D. m Y "' '' SAMUEL $. COWLES, IT easurer.
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this forgotten now? From what lit tic have read and investigated, I am led to think that the rights of individuals to manage their own property in their own way. are more jealously guarded in Great Britain than in our own land. This must be attributed to the fact that the people there are more under Common, and less under Statute Law. That eminent states man, MT. Van Buren, never uttered pro- founder apothegm than when he said, s'We legislate too much." How long, MT. Law yer-Editor, do you suppose that the law, taking one-twentieth of mans property from his own disposal, and putting it un- der the control of . majority, not for any legitimate purposes of taxation. but for some supposable, possible, future good, would stand the searching investigation and stern decision of Lord Chief Justice Coke, or of William Murray, Lord Mans field? Would they Tot say, It is an es- sential, natural right, that man shall qui- etly enjoy, and have tho sols disposal of his own property" We have gained the privilege of being governed by majorities. This would be boon, indeed, if only ma- jorities would always do that which is just. right, and reasonable. But in how many instances do they act the reverse Major ities can be excited to passion and swayed by phrenzied fanaticism The tyranny of majorities has been unbearable. How ma ny Republics have ended their days be- cause the tyranny of the many has been more insupportable than that of one man History tells, perhaps, at the present time. there is too great tendency to centrali- zation both in national and state affairs. The centripetal is outweighing the centril- fugal forces of the system. State and in- dividual rights are in danger of being swallowed up by national authority or general good. This must be checked and the centrifugal force have more sway, else the fabled driving of the charioteer of the sun will be no fable to us, but each indi- vidual star and planet will be swept into one general mass of confusion and ruin.
 51- zal 9e..a nag .-2ea. os5 CIVIS.
 New Preston, Jaly 9th, 1869.
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THE. house of Oliver Denison, mile out of the village of Mystic was built in 1723. Mir. Dennison is now in his eighty-third year, having been born where he now lives, and where his father. Oliver Denni- son, and his grandfather, George Denison, were all born and died. This house was situated within few feet of the first house built by Col. George Denison. the first set. tier, which mansion was torn down to give
 place to it. On the south and east sides of the house the covering has been on ev- CT since the house was built, 146 years ago. and thai, part of the covering on the north side, has on it the same identical cedar shingles which were taken from the north side of the first house; have been in uss consi derably moro than 200 years. The present venerable proprietor is descended from William Denison, son of Col. George Denison, the first settler, and the great Indian fighter. .3a 1s81J 1o yaHeJ nS.s