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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-01-26
Notice 10 Justices,

You are requested, agreeably to law
to make ont report of all fines assessed
to fine 1st of January, 1869, containing
in each case the name of the party
amount OF fine, and costs thereon, &c
IL no, fines have been assessed, return the
report to that effect, and send the same
to the Auditors Office on or before the
1stof February, 1859. 's iia-
,jan26t1. SAM'L GRIMsnAw, Aud.
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RE- Reading matter on our fourth
page, and several interesting stories on
irst page.
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HOGS

The arrivals of Hogs have been fully
equal to the demand, and to-day the
market is dull at fourteen and three.
quarters to fifteen and half cents pei
pound, net.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
MONDAY, January Is 1869.
RRIGHTON PENS
BRIGHTON PENS,

The recei pts for the week have been l
165 Cattle, $40 Sheep, and 1910 Hogs.
EFCATTLE--The receipts through
the week have been liberal the quality
air,and with speedy demand from butch
ers and shippers the market ruled mod
erately active at a decline in prices Of
from 25c to SOC from week ago. Some
few Beeves were left unsold at the close,
We quote butchers Cattle, common 3ta
4c, fair 34ca44c, prime 5a5&c, shipping
6a6fe.
SHEEP.-Common are dull and slow,
extra are in better demand; sales at 2 Ia
BIC, extra 4a4Ic.
HOGS.-The receipts are light but
with a limited demand from butchers the
market is rather dull at 9ic to He for
light to extra.
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MILWAUKEE,, WIS, Jan q, 1865.
Messrs. C. G. CLARK & Co., New Haven, CT.
Both myself aud wife have used Goes Dys-
pepsia Cure, and it has proved PERFECTLY
satisfactory as a remedy. have NO hesita-
tiou in saying that we have received GREAT
BENRPIT from its use. Very respectfully,
LESTER SEXTON.
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GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.

The receipts at these yards, since
Thursday. l4th inst. from all sources
have been: 324 head Cattle, 100 head
Sheep, 900 head Hogs, 300 head mules
and no head Horses. We quote prices
as follows: ~|...
BEEF CATTLE-The receipts have
bee IN fair, and the market rules steady
and firm at our previous quotations. We
quote butchers stuff 34a4sc, medium Al
a5c, good 5ha6tc, extra shipping 74a7!c
few extra at Sc feeding cattle 5la64c
SHEEP-The supply has not been
equa! to the demand and the market rules
25c higher on all grades, at So 25a3 q
per ccDtal for common, and 81 25a5 5C
for prime to choice.
HOGS-The receipts are light and not
equal to the demand, which still contin.
ues good and the market rules quiet and
active, with all sold at the close. We
quote light 80 50al0, medium $40 25a1O
so, prime $40 75all, extra S11 %.
MULES-The supply is light, but the
demand has been fair, with few extra
left over unsold. We quote prices from
$50 to S165 per head.
HORSES-The demand for Horses i:
very gooe, and'prices range from ssOal5(
nor heod
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-01-26

The supply of Sheep is about equal
to the demand, and the market firm al
four and Q half to six and half cents
for fair to good, and extra at seven cents
per pound, gross.
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Especial to the Wheeling Register
Baltimore Cattle Market.
II

CATTLE.
The offerings day amount to about
two thousand head. The market is dull
with decline of twenty-five cents per
one hundred pounds on the rates of last
week.
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Nj A r. RIED.

AT Camden, ILL.,, Jan. Z, by the Rev. II.
Mocrehead, Mr.. Henry Deal and Miss Sarah A.
Sinclair.
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Sheriff Sale.
Charles G.. Smith
John Funk.

RY virtue of an order of sale-to ME directed
~ from the Court of Common Pleas of Mon
roe County, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
front dsor of the Court House, in the town
of Woodsfeld, between the hours of 10
o'clock a. m. and o'clock p. m.,on
Monday, the 18th day of February, 1869,
the following described real estate situate in
said county, 20 wit: The northeast quarter of
the northeast quarter of section two township
four range four, containing forty acres more
or less; also, part of the northwest quarter
of the northeast quarter Of same section
township and range, beginning at the north
west corner of said forty acre lott thence
east to the center of Niger run; thence with
said run to the line running from east to west
on the south boundary Of said forty acre lot
thence from the center of said run west to the
southwest corner Of said forty acre lot, thence
north eighty rods to the place of beginning,
containing eleven acres more or less; and
also the following described tract, beginning
at the southwest corner of the southeast
quarter OF the southwest quarter of section
three township four and range four; thence
north about sixty-four rods to certain run;
thence south with said run to the southeast
corner of fsaid forty acre lot; thence west
eighty rods to the place of beginning, contain
ing fifteen acres more or less.
Ordered to be sold as the property of John
Funk at the suit of Charles G. Smith.
JOSEPH MYERS,
jan12w5. Sheriff N. c. o.
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WhOOpiHg Cough.

The testimony OF all whe have used It for
this terrible disease during taslast ten years
8, that it inTsrisbly relieves and cures 1t.
='x
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E.Or.CrOup.

The Balsam will bs founda Invaluable, and
may always be relied. upon in the most eK.
treme cases.
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Master Commissioners ale.
- David Glover
. - g VS..
Stephen Coen and Wife.

DY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
- from the Court of Common Please of Mon
roe county, Ohio, 1 viii offer for sale ut tho
front door of the Court House in the town of
Woods.ield. between the hours of 10 o'clock a.
m and A o'clock p. m, on
Nondag the 18th day Of February, 1869.
Tie following described real estate situate in
Monroe county, Ohio, to wit: The northwest
quarter of the Southwest cuartor of section
81, township 3 and range four; Also al that
part of the northwest quarter of seotidn, town
ship and range aforesaid lying south of the road
leading through said quarter to Woodsfeld,
containing in all one hundred and twenty acres
more or less, and being the same land conveyed
by Bennett Coen in his life time to Stephen
Coen. All in Monroe County, Ohio.
Ordered to be sold as the property of Stephen
Coen at the suit of David Glover.
.... JOSEPH MYERS,
jan12w5 Sheriff and Special Master
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Yield at once to a steady uss Of this great
remedy. 1t will succeed Ia giving relief
where all other remidies have failed.
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In Consum 2tion,
In Snort,

The people know the article, and it'nesds no
comment from US. 1t Is for ssls by every
Druggist and' Dealer in Medicines In the
United States.
(
Ths G. G. Clark Co, T3
Sole lroprie,ors, New Haven, CT. 4
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= 1Hy ofO'etI1 u11Sk !" q SSoHj
TAVING rem owed to WoOdsfeld, INK
Ill is prepared to attend all calls
in his profession. May be found s3
at all hoars, except when absent & "a
professionally, at his office. or at
the residence of Judge Way novlQY,
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Master Commissioners Sale.
Anthony Sheets
Samuel Lisk and wife.

PY virtue Of a mandate to me directed from
~ the court of common pleas of Monroe
county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the front
door of the court house, in Woodsfeld, in said
county, on
Monday, the 18th day of February, 1869.
at l o'clock pm, the blowing 6esrcibed real
estate situate in Monroe county, Ohio. to wit:
The southeast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter Of section thirty six in township two OF
range Eve, containing 40 1l-!00 acres.
J. P. SPRIGGS,
janl9w5. Mas. Com. N. C. y.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-09

Ours SPECTACLE.-One of the
babdsomest ami best dressed gentlemen
IN the city Is II worthy merchant, whose
great personal care of himself and his
addiction to fac living have procured
aim n rotundiiy ~hIch, while II d-rracrs
nothing from his good looks, utterly
rouc-,ls from his own Inspection his ex
tremiti-s- Tue circumstance was on
FRIDAY morning The occasion of, to him.
mortifyIng exposure, whist Others
Iouked upon l, as an amusing spectacle
Before breakfast he Invariably takes II
morning walk, aud his urDnnIty and po-
lue recogui'ion are looked tor oy earl,
pedestrians wIrh pleasure.
Dressing himself, therefore, with
great care, ne sailed out, but, strange
to sa, every one he met turned their
head and laug he'd, and some ladies' from
tn- gallery of residence over the way
ran screaming INTO the house.
What did ~ mran?'
4 last he met 4 little boz whose in.
mod rate Laughter drew from him the
indignaut inquiry:
=. hat do You see about me, you
little seouudrei, that v-rybody laughs
az"
why, Mr.. D.. you We forgot to put
on yo.r pantsi
Overwhelmed with shame, the old
gentleman hurried home aud eagerly
sought out the mirror In his haste he
tad carefully adjusted his tire, but he
had, indeed, forgotten his pauts.-Ner
Orleans PcaYane
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FROM CARLIN.

CARLIS, New, October 7.-Parties
Who returned yesterday from Railroad
District, fifteen miles south of this place
bring with them some of the richest
rock ever found in this State. The Dis
irict is very extensive, some Two hun
dred locations having already been
made. The lodges are large aud well
d. fined, and show rich in gold, silver
and copper, aud in such abundance that
be whole country appears as one vast
m neral deposit. People are already
docking in from all quarters.
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TIE ORPHANS HOME.

Our citizens should strive to arrive a
. concert Of action with regard to tht
Orphans Home location. 1t need moi
be repeated that the condition Of the
Law with which We have to deal is the
donation of ten acre lot for the pur.
pose indicated. This piece of land
must be given by the citizens of Carson;
the commissioners designated by L-gis-
lative enactment mus. accept the same,
and the donation and location must be
all agreed upon between the present
writing and January next. There are
eeveraI plots Of ground Of the required
size which are available, as we UNDER
stand; but. not to make an individious
distinction-for all the ten acre pieces
offered have price, of course-it seems
to Us that our citizens can make no
wiser selection of piece Of land than
that upon which Miss Clapp's re-idence
is situat-d-which, We understand, can
be bought. The building of the Home"
itself is contemplated BY III. terms of
the statute; the Clapp residence seems
to be amply commodious for the ten
porary housing of the States wards
and while the lands contiguous TO that
building might be purchased by our cit
Gems by way of fulfilling their share of
the contract, it seems not unreasonable
that The commissioners should neRotia-
ate for the price Of the building; and
thus, by join,ure of citizens donations
and State Funds, get the Home in oper-
Alton as soon as the reassembIing of
the Board. While suggesting this We
a-e speaking without any warrant, so
fa- - Mis-. Ci.pp is concerned hut We
have heard that she offers her property
for safe 10 the ci izens and commits
siouers; and il occurred TO Us that The |
proposition TO purchase that property (ifl
il can be obtained on reasonable terms |
would give at least one definite sugges
ton by way Of solving the problem
under consideration. If any citizen or
commissioner has anything better to
offer, let US hear from him.
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National Bank Of Hevada-Failure to
Make Paym-nts-Atrached by the
Sheriff-Llabilities About Two Hun
dred thousand Dollars.


For several days there have been
rumors that there have been s. tight
times 10 the San Francisco branch of
the FIRST National Bank Of Nevada, but
il was generally believed that ITS trou-
bles we're Only temporary, and that 10 n
few days all things would be right. But
i, appears that these hopes have proved
faliacious, aud that the Branch has been
compelled 10 at least temporarily sus-
pend, and that the future ca.not, with
certainly, be predicted. 1t appears
thai the parent bank was established
some time ago at Eiko. aud in order o
affyri fac,liti-. for our citizens engaged
10 trading with the NevadaItes, a branch
was opened here. The parent bank
gave a great many orders upon tue
branch, and they were always honored
WIN promptn--s, aud consequently the
credit Of ihe Bank rated A l. But re.
Gently several checks were presented
ami not honored AS promptly as the
holders wished. and thus originated The
rumors. Yesterday, . check was pre-
seotet ut tn cODhter, and the cash not
being forthcoming Immediately, the
hoif-r c"n-al'ed bis lawyer, and the
result ws- hat 10 a very short time the
Sh-rif Of san Francisco took posses
si n Ut the Office and its conren's, b,
Virtue of writ of attachment whicn
b ID been placed in his bands Anou'
half an hour after the Sheriff mad taken
possession "A miner from Nevada entered
TIL branch, and laying a ch-cx for
S2i 900 upon the counter, said be wouli |
I-- n.ve the money. He was thun
der rurk shen he learned tina, the bank
not oaty rouid not pay. but that 1t was
already in the bands of the Sheriff l. |
il -art that tue Liabilities of tue concer"
aruoInf 20 .b"ut $500, 900, the gr-a'er
DO, ~ of which is to miners IN Nevada. |
8 ne of the friends of tne bank assert
that the .s-.ts ~iil more than pay all
TIL liabilities. but that time must be
gwen 10 hem 20 realize upon the ssin-
aeis Ut pert. held by them as security
for money loaned. We siacereiy hupe
th u his stst-nen; may be true and
that b. iIsrr-sses of the bank NAV be I
found to be Only ,emporary.-S. + Cal,
Oct. l.
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT AND THE
GOLD BATTLE

Ia its highly Interesting description Of
the "Wall Street Typhoon," the New
York Sun of Sept. ~ gives US the fol.
lowing account of the position occu-
pied with regard to the gamblers BY
Commodore Vanderbilt:
During the height of the tremendous
excitement that prevailed on Friday =
delegation of dealers in tho Vanderbilt
interest, fearing q general panic and
crash waited upon the old Commodore
and urged him to make his appearance
in the street.
"Come down." they pleaded, seven
if you do no business, The mere fact
Of your presence will allay the great
excitement aud prevent tho crash that
now seems so imminent"
But the Commodore was deaf to ali
their entreati-s; aud resoluIely re-
naming in his ofice iu Fourth street.
wholly uncOncerned, as If determined
TO let the gentlemen who bad manipu-
the crisis carry it through TO their
hearts content
The crash came. The street was 10
The heaviest firms were
suspend,ng. Confidence became an uu
knosn principle. Millionaires turned
@ronauts, aud mushroom operators sud
denly found themselves worth millions
of dollars less than nothing. The OPP
erations of leg Ultimate business we're stop
ped by toe clog in the Gold Clearing
House. Confusion reign-d supreme,
aud the day closed Leaving only the an
licipa,iOn Of greater trouble On the day
10 come. On Saturday morning the old
Commodore appeared on the street,
raIm, quiet and srrene-the very pic /
lure Of self satisfaction. He moved
about, surveying the wreck with the
utmost ind, ference. He showed him
self everywhere and to everybody, and
hen quietly took himself away, evil
1en'ly satisfied that he ad clinched the
great victory Of the bears over the bulls
IF the gold clique, aud secured the
1OwufaIl of his bit crest antagonist and
,spirlug rival, the great Prince of Erie
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THE LATEST n1ws.

| We copy the following kilograms from
the Gold Hill News Of last evening:
! SAcKvILLE, N. B., October IA ire
mendous gale occurred here. The ca
BILE wires were destroyed, and a tida
wave caused great destruction on thu
bay of Fundy and in and around St
Johns. 1t rose to great night, tearing
away and destroying an Immense
amount of properly. The wharves
were raised, and ships, houses and Cat.
tie swept away. The bridge of the Eu-
ropean and North American Railroad
was destroyed. 10 this small parish
alone a million dollars was lost.
BANGOR, October 7.--Letters from
Calais say the damage to vessels and
building was very great. Passport is
reported as nearly demolished.
NEw YoRK, October THE breaks
on the Erie and Hudson River railroads
are repaired, and trains are running
regularly.
Dougherty and Maria, chaged with
40 attempted assassination OF officer
Brooks, were taken to Philadelphia,
Judge McCuun having disregard.d the
writ of ha"ens corpus in the case.
PHILADELPHIA, October THE Age
publishes an account Of the hanging Of
4 negro at Whitehall Station BY mob
WHO took him from the officers having
him IN custody. He was charged with
an outrage on an old lady.
PAsIs, October THE bullion iu
The Bank of France has decreased 3d.
Doc. 900 francs in the past week.
SAcRAMENro, October g. Captain
Wakemnn, long coanecIed with the
Tessels of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, left for The East yesterday,
ne object Of his journey being, as We
ire informed, 10 bring out the new
steamer Orient, recently purchased BY
he California Pacific Railroad Com.
,any.
A man 63 years of age, who appears
o have been employed off and ON In
his vicinity as y herder of sheep, COM
nirted suicide ~ u house on the south |
vest correr Of Ninth and ], on Wedues
lay, bv taking strychinine, expiring |
bout 5 p m.
During the past twenty-four hours a
,eavey northwest gale has prevailed in
his city and throughout the Sacramento
Ialley. We have not beard of any
amage being done by it, however,
side from the blowing down of n few
Igns and branches of trees in the city
nd the creati q of great dust clouds.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-09

POIsoN An excellent suggestion is
made BY an English druggist in relation to
the dispensing of poisonous substances.
He proposes that, in addition to tAe word
poison" the labels should have printed on
their margins the appropriate antidotes for
each class of DoisOns. A bottle cont aining
a mineral acid. for instance, wonld have ON
its lanel: /" Poison If taken by accident,
give (mixed with water) chalk, or soap, or
whiting, or ceiling scrapings."
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-09

CoxvIcrED OF GRAND LARCENY
Charles Csssimer was yesterday con
,icted IN the District Court of grand
larceny. We did no, hear the evidence,
but believe he was tried on a charge
Of having stolen from Travis Brothers,
Of this city. a number of horses on or
about tn. lst of May last. He wi'l re
eeive his sentence Inland
En2Ie.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-09

tbs DoCToR ALL kIGHr The Inland
Empire, of Hamilton, Nevada, lately
wasted half column OF regret and
speculation over the mysterious disap
p-aranee Of Doctor Henry DETROIT. L.
was space wasted DR.. D-groot is 10
rnis city NJ "well and as hearty" as
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-10-09

RoUGH on THE FATHERs.-George Wash
ington has Just been sent to the Virginia
State Prison. Thomas Jetferson, Daniel
Webster and John c. Calhoun we're already
there, and NAPOLEON Bnnaparte and Wade
Hampton have rcce wed tickets Of admission.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20

g P. AYERYs COLLECTION h 1,S.r,ov
Now exhibition, day and evening. at the
SOMBRVILLR ART GALLERY. No 81 Fhhave
Paintings In by artists Of distinction native and
foreign such a. KENSETr BoUGUEREAu, CLIFFORD, Iouk
MO'CHR DURAND. BAUGNlET, JAMES HART, JALABBRr.
CASTELAR,, DUyBRGER. Is. JOHNSON. CAsAND, WITTY
RIDGE, BOULAsGER, B0UGHrON, PLASsAN, W. I. Rich
ARDS, PRBYBR &c.
one hundred aud Drawings in water color 6 BY 70 dserest f
.Sn .Tsts-ED FRERE. CALMALET. DAVID, COOAASS, VI
RERT RoUyIBR, MARoHN, lSABBi, MAkOHS. &c; ke
beautiful statue Of child Listening 10 the blrls oy sae
celebrated upoE Of Milan, MARTIN0LL --- . -
viii he sold TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY EVENINGS, April
aud rs.
The ,pn,ao' which Mr. Aver has sIpsy vel ,'r h IN
the public rspders tbs sale worthy %
pecial attention kObE SOAkRFibLb, Aacsonsef
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.---AD hiAS II. MULLEE, AusaOnssr oo-->,

DEREMPTORY SALE of valuable COUNTRY
n BEATS on The Hudson River Youk Of the Supreme
Eourt in partition estate Of william BOner decesed-ADRIAN
1dULLRR p WILKINS win sell auction, TUESDAY,
April a. at o'clock at the Getty House. Yonte BY order OF
the direction Ok John jenkins Referee
S3a ACRES LAND YoBkers Wesebeter County y mss north
e depot lying both sides the NewYok and Albany Post Road
bid extending the OF the late
ap BoDsr Th almost the last piece Of uumpoyed property
bf NewYork and Taytovn
most beautifully located commanding magnificent views 81 the Hudson
Var 50 niles number Of elegant building sites On
HE premises substantial dwelling house. barns stables and
other oUtbuidhgs IL viii be sold in plots .
Herms Of Gale VEN liberal EDWARD WELLS Plaintiffs Atty
Nss can be obtained A1eonserS Office No. Pnsst Y,
OF viii be BY mail. II desired (5Z7o)
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autiun SuIts Of &taI estate.

A UCTION-A valuable FARM and COuN.
IA TRY STAT be SOLD a. the Conrthosse t,
TUESDAY April o. At o'clock sad hrm oonsn sn. ,
ceres situated bank Of he Hudson hfe Two luz p
from rsw,Y aop Al Cottage Landing or better iDoSn as Low
s,B hrs 10 ~ son 40 close e OF GILBERT BUD ne And
Nas bgb And ,loppg 10 the with beautiful hes or
with large orchards apples and other frst ana tnooy
Sss a. ~ O t ovsrookng the Hudson River iof 10 or ~ miles
h VI .Vh $40 Ann has necessary O1sbudinFe Ohehat
ures money can bond and inogage For nrhe par
JTTIfTAM A. BrDD Nos so and 90 Widest, New
SoTi CIV or oENRY MORRIS, Auciobseri or WIN BULLS
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ytttur,s anA 5tIsttiugs.

CTEINWAY HALL. ,u.
SAVAGE LIFE UNDER THE EQUATOR
BEASTS AND WILD MEN
DU CHAILLU,
Of
Gorilla Country and villa Life Under the
Eouaor' deliver Of three afternoon lectures Tor
49, TIE GIRLS AND BOYS or SEW.fORk,
At stenway Hall illustrated With Maps Diagrams War Cabs and
T LECTURE L-FRDAY APRIL r.
Subject The Gorilla aud other Wild Beasts VI Equatorial Africa
LECTURE lL-TUBSDAT APRIL a.
sabjec Canabs TnbesHow they Live, their villages aud
residence among them - .
LECTURE UL-THURSAY. APRIL 90
Subject wonderful people discovered By Mr. Du Cbaia
LECTURES BEGIN AT 4 PRECISELY. THE DOORS WlII
OPEN Ara
Tickets for the Is cents single ticket IS eens
Tickets be had StenwAy Hall Schirmers music store No. 7o
Broadway Csswe Mack BOsdway VIM Pond, No S4 Bread
Peterss, No l2 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-20
THURSDAY. April 20.

At O'clock the Exchange Sses7oOn No ~ Broaary 4,
oeasedJ -.
The vry valuable MANSION HOUSE, With elaborate outeudnE
aud With laBd situated at the junction Of the
White Plains BonIvls roads one mile ron bronE'e Depoh
sT,s Rarod and Ia miles from Mount Vernon, The keWsJen
Railroad
The handsomely laid o1s with fine shade tree greehhon
nds Of fruit mesdosS orchard woodland
locust grove front BY 40 feet deeD SLED in with brick
This one Of the residences In WeseheSe County distant Is
nnila frnna he HiN Of eM. NoTk.