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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-03-24

BURGLARY. - On Monday night,
! 9Th instant, the Millinery Store Of
Mrs. =. Passailaigue was broken into,
and considerable quantity Of goods
stolen. On tho same night, the resi-
dence of Mr.. James Hemphill was en-
tered, and two overcoats taken from
the hat rack in tho passage. Tues.
day morning, Messrs. p. A. Roberts
and w. r. Walker, got in pursuit of
tho parties, aud succeeded in arrcsting
them near Mr.. William Turner's plan
tation. The hurslars-two nniored
men-giye their names as Jake Dan
'els and HIm Holmes Jake is q
stranger in these parts. Holmes has
heretofore graced the County Jail
with his presence. 't
The goods of Mrs. Passailaiguc, and
the overcoats taken from Hemph,ll's
house, were found in their possession.
chester Reporter.
GENERAL LoN0sTREET.--An number
OF the Radical senators, led by Brown
low, are very bitter in denouncing
the nomination, and although enough
votes may be secured to confirm him,
there are some doubts expressed of it
to-day. General Longstreet is q cou-
sin OF Mrs. Grant, and on the dew
two other nesr oonv - ~ sno ena'e
President vara a,.o 'ons snn. - y .ne
tive ofices. Tho statnnsa. I 49, ~ uo'
in certain o;roias tasoGens a.. gwen ouS
street will 1 dao,;ns snuS A. oensra! long
tendersd him % bn 10 'Ie sPpolnnemen1
Foundation in fsot ~ ~ .tny "I:n nAS ~
ter-Balt;more Sun S''" go
"
Mn. SEWARD AND THE W,ru1n,,, . q. -.
or THE French FROM MEx,coMEx.
Secretary Seward, it is underatood "a
very indignant at the rocont ] y y; e..
to of James Watson Webb claiming
tnat 1t was he, and not Mr. SaworH
who persuaded Tia Tronob Is .nSanns
Mexico Flo is preparino m oioh',
rate answer to what he Is Said q to char
acterize as prepostoroup assumption.
which will be aiyen to sbaSn,bt;a' J.;
the course Of a few doys isnl'
from one Of tho ex.Sscretary'a @ moat
intimate personal friends iust Sron, from
Auburn.-Ne,o Yo,k Coy,esnoad @ adsnrs @
Philadelphia ledger. 7 '.slfI - aS"f~
F,nr 49,. 80 . : 81 ..-,-- -,
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aodey's Lady's Book.
We have received the April mum.
Der of this popular Magazine, for the
ladies. 1t is richly embellished, and
contains as usual, contributions from
the pen Of the most distinguished wri.
ters in the country.
We will send our paper, the Fair.
field HERALD, and Godey's Lady's
Book one year on receipt Of $3.50.
An Excellent Idea.
An exchange says "a method
employed in Germany to keep rose
buds fresh in wintor, consists in frs,
covering tho end of the recently out
stem with wax, and then placing each
one in closed paper cap or cone, Sc
that the leaves do not touch tho pa.
Fer. The cap is then coated with
glue to exclude air, dust and mois
ture, and when dry it is stood up in q
drawer in cool place. Whom want
ed for use the bud is taken out of the
cap and placed in water, after cutting
off the end, when the rose will Lloom
in few hours"
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HE PAssAGE.AT-AnMs BETWEEN
BUTLER AND ScHENcK.-In the House
aWedneaday--, r.aVJ6sd u,ta y
Mr.. Schenck said. The gentleman
intimates that there Is lobby here
pressing to prevent this paragraph
'boing put back.ncIwant him to areL
duce this fling Of his, if, he daro, to
tho shapeiof adireot charge. against
anybody.We1 TaT2woI .ic.l tjb sIpLw
Mr.! Butler: L dare stand up for the
Treasury ofothe United States The
gentleman from Ohio has a high cour-
ago to stand up fof the whiskey ring.
Tho country may judge between us.
- Mr.. Sohenck: The gentleman states
that which he knows to DO untrue, if
he knows anything about 1t. sDHnlF'Iu
= MIR. Butler / understand the gem
:tleman from Ohio thoroughly. T know
fully AL his ms and outs, and some dav
ne shall have them investigated, when
he desires it. $ me6,Fo a7Sdi E,fa aoeI
OF Mr.. Schenok: When you please.
. Mr.: Butler; I shell' take care that
it shall be done. aySt ssla:: W
Mr.. sohenok: Just when you please.
q --44 ~ - ~. eA1alQl- 8Ni~o olH
. TERRInLE SnoortNa nArrsAy,----
AS the steamer Belle Of Memphis
landed at Darrell's landing three mon
AL named DARRELL got on board
armed with rifles, but not looking in
any way suspicious. They told the can.
tain to land at Island No. 10, ias an.
other party wished to come On boara
there. AS the boat landed at iaiand
No. 10 three men by the namol iof
Lane appeared on the bank and lo,na
came 'onfboard with 'hisS wife. y AL 6a
started up stairs no was shot deaa6b 6bvv
the barrels, who 'thenFran back to the
cabin decktand Bhot athsa tvs aI,ahes
dead, who, were standing On shors. "a
IbeoDarrells then went 4 ashore. aniI
Daiiedfto.the captain TO takepood cars
ofi Mras Lane, as e6o had bean lraabaea
'ablyiraiseds The ssaseS OF ths ti;fSs.
'blty istunkaownsI oi Al sssS1fi 81 Stow
a3iroysa :ae1g 8 q cav, ,sdW Il
.snatqog
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Gold Victuals. .

Gold Viotuals.
We commend tho facts contained in
the following as being eminently true
and worthy of constant practice
cit is not long ago since, in this
country, cold mean was looked on as
the symbol of everything impoverished ID
and stingy and squalid. In many
parts of New England the same preju.
dice exists yet, and mean rs cold vic.
tunls' 10 u quito common expression
to denote anything or anybody that is
beneath contempt. In largo cities
like Now York many thousands of peo-
pie live moro upon cold meats than
upon hot, and the food seems to agree
with them. Germans live half Of the
time upon cold ham and sausage /; and
they are much given to salad and un-
cooked vegetables of various kinds.
Cold veal is always to be found on the
counters in German restaurants. Fol-
lowing the English fashion, many ro-
staurants in New York make a epe
clality of cold meats, and there is q
great demand for them in general,
many persons considering them more
wholesome, as we'll as more palatable,
than hot meats.
"Cold roast pork is infinitely better
than hot, as we'll as more digestible.
In certain villages of France where
the culture of the silkworm gives en-.
ployment to most of the inhabitants,
while the season is at its height the
women are oil too busy to prepare hot
food regularly, and 80 the people dine
perpendioularly, on such Geld viotuals
as may be at hand. They are report
ed as being very healthy and robust
under this regimen. 1t isa question
open for discussion why food and
drink should bo taken hot undor
any circumstances. Some physicians
think that the premature decay of
teeth is owing to the habit of hot
meats and drinks, with frequent anti
thesis of iced water. Man, being the
only animal that cooks, is the only
one that eats hot food, and is more
liable to disorders of all sorts, than
the lower creatures" o.
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a New York bookseller aold on the
18th over fifty $50 Valentines.
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..,..,.
The pope's sense Of humor, is prover.
bal in Rome. nnd he gave good exam.
PIE Of i the other dayio a corporation
OF bakers, who asked an audience ofhim
IN order % demonstrate against n new
and excellent public oven which snp-
phed lar better bread on much lower
terms than they have cen in the habit
OF making. This interference with their
lopng enjoyed monopoly was. of course,
althongh, n great popular benefit, a
grlevous injury in their eyes. "Holy
Father" said the spokesman, it is "ycry
hard on us,; we l'aye worked go long
for rTthe pnblc. benefit" IT IS qnite true .
my SON" replied Tho Pope; lit is high
time you rested little, and let other
people work" a....
7. PRocLAMArIoN OF THE CAPTAIN.
GENRRAHoF CUgA-4-TAxATioN CHANG.
ss.LHavana, March IS LCnnlain-
General Dnlce has issued n 'protla nation
making important changes, IN taxation.
Direct taxes ion plantations, cattle tana
country renl estate, and The war tax re-
Gently imposed on merchants md Trades.
men. are reduced fifty per cent?. and no
government contfibntiohF payable iwitE-
IN tho lastYdhaftef 'ofqhs Hscal year OF
l8o899,will be collected to compensate
the Treasury for the loss Of revetue in,
cured byAt}iess reductions. snsm % % 81
foi ibd La L-.4-4L. .gStSsaQGLtLGn&l9 SIT
9aCapt'John Evans ofChest Dis.
trlotI Inns ON his lands gold minc, call.
ed "Kirkley,h from which he daily djpa
small quantities of gold, and, If ne t,top.
Or labosswere used; sitl is bsaia, large
amounts coaldsb6 gotten.ii buoIs'sbHbos
3aiassw 8 ,stsl' dI 81 500 6, asscq
:aa.Y sdAs odi 90 Ie:3a sG9ai
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GRANT oNSoUrHERN DrsrnANcnsE-
MENTs.--Messrs. j. p. kead and
William D. Simpson, Democratic con.
greosmen from South Carolina, waited
upon General Grant few days since
and described to him tho restrictions
and disabilities under which the
southern whites laborod. Tho Presi.
dent listened attentively, and at the
conclusion of their remarks said:
"Gentlcmen, the disclosures YOU
make ought to be known and under
stood and considered by every Union
man and woman in the country."-
Richmond Dispatch.
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A firm in Washington hava a Japa.
nese mermaid on exhibition. It is
about sixteen inches in length, the
cody bearing a. olose resemblance to
.ae yellow perch, excepting that 6 row
OF bones appear down the back. At
the point where tho gills of the fish
should appear, two arms grow out,
about two and a half or three inches
IN length, at the end of which are
W. we'll defined hands, with long talons.
The head is about tho size of q wal.
nut, very simular TO the human head,
and attached to the body by an OK.
ceedingly small neck. n4Sh
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PERSONAL M0yEnE' rs.
Cuizot has 1--WE new volumes in press.

Guizot has Ave new volumes in press.
The San Francisco Soross numbers seveny-1ve.
silvertootb aspires to Dc Speaker OF the Kentucky
House.
North Carolina O., ,ran preacher has made silooe by
Brigham Youn"l has 5000 pounds OF wives and
children.
Mrs. Andr'>~ johnson is not expected TO live
through I'd 4 winter.
George. sand has sold her last novel for IS, 900
francs.
Ex-Governor English is building the 1rst iron
font ever put up IN New Haven
Mr. Lowe Chancellor OF the British Exchequer,
rides the veloclpede.
the late Senator Fessenden left everything TO his
family. HIS viii is dated Oetooer II, 1867.
Louisa Muhlbach is engaged TO be married 10
professor OF medicine al tue Berlin University
Amos Kendall has given 1000 TO the establish
ment OF free mission SCHOOLS IN washington.
Jen Davis writes to a gentleman OF Macon. Ca.
that II his health win permit he WIN attend Inc
Georgia State FAR
MIR. Joseph wlnship, one or the oldest and most
solid citizens OF Atlanta, Ca, Is nominated lot the
mayoralty OF that city.
Garibaldfs son-in.iaw, Canzto has been recently
SET at nberly at Genoa, tay, after SIX months I'M
prisonment.
The Postmasters OF Washington D. c., and George
town, D. c., authorized 70 onls forward one mail
each way on Sundays
The KamschatSans eat toadstoois as stimuiant.
IL skaters the nervous system, hut they sometimes
give so worth OF flIs Tor a single fungus.
Commodore NJ. +. Maury has been invited to de.
liver the opening address at the Shelby county
Qennl fair. II Is thoughtshe will accept.
A daughter OF Bishop Simpson Is to be married in
Philadelphia next Wednesday. the President and
Mrs. Grant are expected 10 be present on the occa
sion.
The President and Genera sherman are positively
announced as TO De present &C the meeting or the
Society OF the Army OF the Tennessee 10 be held IN
Louisville on the 18th and 18th or November
Lord Pamerston never visited the most important
seaport Of the British empire, Liverpool, which the
railway had brought within four hours OF Broad
lands, his country abode, until the year before his
death.
A monument TO the late Governor Tod, of Ohio,
mas just been erected in Brier Hill Cemetery, at
Youngstown, Ohio. 1t was selected and ordered by
Mr.. Tod himself short time before his death.
The Prussan execuuoner will soon have to be-
head, at Goeriz, young girl OF eighteen, who MUIR
dered her parents because they would not allow her
10 marry the man OF her heart.
At Lansing, Iowa. thirty young men have formed
themselves into a CLUB, and vowed solemn VOW
that no member shall marry any one except widow.
The husbands or the place are also cuitlvating
cllbs-mostly or hickory and swearing there win be
> multiplicity OF bachelor funerals forthwith.
Secretary Boutwell, has ordered the removal OF
every man holding office under the authority OF the
Treasury Department In Texas who favors the cleo
tion Of Hamilton to the Governorship Of that State.
The order disposes OF large number OF the employees
OF the Custom House at Galveston, and the Collector
OF the port ut Brownsville.
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DEATH OF A Boston CENTENARIAN.-Mrs. Julia
White native OF Ireland. died at her residence In
Short street place, Charestown, on Wednesday last,
at the extraordinary age or los years. The deceased
attended services at the Church OF st. Francis De
Sales on sunday last.-BOSton Herald oct. IS.
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SUICIDE on LONG ISLAND SoUND.-During Satur-
day nights trip OF the steamer Bristol from New
YORK, while about midway on the Sound. middle
aged lady IN elegant attire jumped overheard from
the quarter deck. The steamer was at once stopped
and for an hour and nalf search was made for her.
but she was seen no more. II was impossible to
obtain any information as to who the lady was. =
Boston Herald, Oct. 10.
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DY M DOUGHTY, AUCToNEER
- Handsome Parlor, Chamber and Dining Room Suits !;
French Plate Pier Mirrors Carpets &c
N. DOUGHTY will sell this day TUESDAY, Oct g. at l03
O'Clock, ut the faesroom 7g Nassau Fulton
wood walnut Psror suits richly rosewood and
walnut marble top Chamber Suits richly carved and finish
cd French Plate Pier Mirrors walnut Lounges IN reps and
lasting marble top Sideboards walnut Pillar and Claw
Extension Tables, Dining Chairs, Hair Mattresses
&C. The whole TO be peTemptorly sold.
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by ARCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER.
- This day, a, IL o'clock,
regular sale Of Horses and Carriages
BY JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL,


li2 East Thirteenth street. Fourth avenue.
one very hne steel gray family Team ISL hands, years
sound, Kind and true. ~
Fine s0rre family Team, ls hands sound kind an true
An elegant sorreI saddle Horse -
One elegant Landau, nearly new, built By Adams Cone
Two road Horses, warranted to better than three
minutes sound and true.
Ten other road, business and family Horses
One Brewster 4 Co. Coupe RockaHay, nearly new
Top ond no top Wagons, and hand single and
double Harness, Blankets, Robes, &c.
See catalogue under head Of Horses and Carriages this
days Herald -
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nYAM. cRIsTALAR. AuCrIoNEEn

ID 0enseel Household Furniture nj private residence,
A. N. CRISTALAR SON will sell on Wednesday, Oct.
a. at 0 o'clock, nj Is East Seventy third street, near Third
avenue magnificent Paror Suit in brocate Brussels and
Ingram Carpets, olcolh, Dining Room and Bedroom
Furniture Curtains hair Mattresses Mirrors Glasses China
and Plated Ware Kitchen utenss &e Catalogues Al sale.
Trade invited,
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SALES AT AUCTION.

UCTION NOTICE-BY HENRY II. LEEDS & MINER
"A HENRY q. LEEDS, AuCTIONEER.
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE made to order
by NARCOTIC, kOUN HkRrER; PAINTINGS, STArU
AIRY, BR0NZEs, &C.; CURTAINS, BEDDING, LINEN
FRENCH PLATE MASTEL AND PIER MIRRORS, &c.
HENRY IL LEEDS 4 MINER VIII sell by. auction
on TUESDAY, OCTOBER 90, II o'clock. at u East
Seventeenth street. very valuable Of Furniture
made TO order by the above artists Also several costly Pic
lures, Marble statuary &c ormuo Mounted Parlor Suits
Faueus large Mirrors. Mante and Pier, frames lined with
velvet Secretaries rich Window Curtains Lambekn Lace
Curtains Gas Chandeliers superb Library Centre Tables
black walnut and ebony made by Narcotic; Administer
Neives and Brussels Carpets Ma1e Clocks and
bach walnut Hall stand, Bedrooms in black walnut
yosewoodi Couches Lounges Fancy Chairs Dressing Blu
yeaus Mattresses Bed Linen Napkins, &C.; Plaedware
Porcelain and Glassware, Ornaments &c.
Also the Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale viii
All the above first class and made the pres
snt owner regardless OF cost aud will be sold positively with
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pENI. r.. THEALL AUCTIoNEER-LATE SALESMAN
- with 7. u. Ludlow Co. Household Furniture Mir.
rors, Carpets, &C. BARKER THEALL will sell by auc-
ZION this day, Tuesday OCTOBER e. at lg O'clock
Wooster street, al the Paror, Bedroom aud Dining Room
Furniture, Carpets Mirrors Bed Linen Blankets Quilts
Oh Paintings and Engravngs Kitchen Utensils, &C.,
tanned in said house Catalogues at the house morning
OF sale Also Wednesday, October o. at i0 O'clock
s Third avenue receivers sae Cloths, Store Futures &c
BY order r V. b. KENNEDY, Receiver An assortment OF
Store Fixtures Desks, &C. &c Also Thursday October
2s, at II O'clock at the Commercial Salesroom Cor
landt street, on Paintings, Ensravings, Chromos, &C.
choice collection OF original modern Oil Paatings comprs
In Landscapes, Figure and Flower Pieces by celebrated
iss viz. Cropsey, Gtgnour VIM. Hart, T. Carey Smith
Hoberton, Hazeitne and others. Also assortment of
Engravings. Catalogues early on morning of sale.
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by NJ. DOUGHTY, AucrroNEER.

I(T N. UUUBHTY, AUUTIONEER
- Genteel Household Furniture.
ROSEWOOD octave ftanotOe, English Carpets 4c
NJ DOUGHTY Will sell on Wednesday Oct ~, at I0t
O'clock at the private residence zos West Twenty fourth
street. near Eighth avenue, the entire Furniture
therein vizRosewood Pianoforte, walnut
faior SUITS handsome walnut marble top Chamber Suits
walnut marble top Sdeboard mirror back walnut Exten-
slon Table BrusseA Tapestry and Ingram Carpets pure
Curied Hair Mattresses Feather Bolsters Pillows
irsefaor Kitchen Utensils, China, Glass Silver Plated
Ware Mirrors, stoves marble top Hastand, Window
Shades, &C. Sale positive Catalogues ready at the
aalesrDOm. - - -
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by ROBERT sOMERvILLE AuCTioNEEsssEvsssAnLaEy rs
* roam No West Fourteenth street, and 81 fith ave
nue-RoBERT soMERvILE wi, sell Al sue.,oS on "a fs'
street elegant Household Furniture fano Par
ior {brary Bedroom Dining Room Furniture. Irtcu
lara In tO.m
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SALES At AUCTION.

DY ROBERT sOMERyILLE NE g Eis,h ave-
Oct 80 AZ M O'clock at me dp 5sss F9aSe Piano ss
or Library Bedroom and Dining Room Furniture Irticu.
lars in tomorrow.
nv rpII5p LEVY, AucrIoNEER-oIL PAL SrlNGs-
% wan sell at the Artists superb U street
Framed paintings by the most eminent asa hs Paintings
and Frames sold together ss.e POSITIVE.
DY MAX BAYgRspoRFER, AuCTlo SEER-sELLs AT
Groeerv' Sc positively In lots Dealers invited.
MAX BAYERsDoRFER, Auclionser Office, ss4, Bowery
IN YATHEwAY, AucTIoNEER MORTGAGE SALE
r. 3 d S I cS 90
Furniture Beddns Fixtures of Ho.el stock of wne' CT
CARS Smoking Tobacco.
street args variety Of paror, Chamber, Library pinng
Room and occ Furniture, Carpets Clocks and sundres
Catalogues at sale.
HENRY b. HERTs. AUcTIoNEER, lss BROADWAY
t Rsa p As 1Nb pt SGssA S sA ao sA5
10 be sold positively without reserve,
ibis DAY 20 1qsssy o y e. iS ssoes
The catalogue win embrace al lines % rich Paris Clocks
lardlnieres, Paran and Bronze Stauary Vienna Fancy
chaa Dinner and Tea ses foe. Sets Card
Keeeyes &c. all neW ana sessSnaois goods adapted to
morning of sale.
TIENRY DREnER 4 HopsoN, AUCTIoNEERS-l
Bowery sell Wednesday. Oct q, at 05 O'Clock, at 2a2
Third street. Furniture Bureaus Bedseads and Mattresses
Chairs Tables Washstands. Sofas Mirrors Sewing Ma
chine Engravngs Carpets and Olcoh. Crockery, Kitchen
Utensils &C. Also elegant carved rosewood octave
Piano
r COLE, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE, BY OR
-. DER or THE sufRtME COURT, IN PARTITION
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY on NAVY, RAY.
sold Tuesday, Oct 81. AT ls O'Clock the Commercial
Ign. No. ISL Navy street. sde 1850 feet north OF Bolivar
street story frame House, with extension rooms,
25 by 100 feet No. Ill Raymond street. SIDE 50 feet
north of Bolivar street, three story and cellar Frame IA
of lot is two story frame house, lot
Is by 0 No liz Raymond street. northeast OF Boil
street. three story brick Store and Dwelling rooms
two story brick House in rear containing No ITO
Raymond street. adjoining the above story and cellar
frame Store and Dwelling rooms lot % by 100 For maps
&C. apply to Samuel $ Abbott ESQ.,, No. Wioughby street,
or 70 the anctioneer, 1853 Fulton street
JACOB BoGART, AUCTIoNEER.
81 Wednesday, Oct "a,
Household Furniture, Carpets, Mirrors, &C.,
nj ION o'clock, at the Auction Room, No North william
street large assortment of Parlor Bedroom Dining
and Kitchen Funture large lot Crockery Brussels and In
grain Carpets Oilcloth, Stoves, Ranges, &c.
MARsHAL's sALE.m,R FIELD, AUCT1oNEER, 1855
I Chatham street. will sell this day. at 1919 o'clock, lot
OF Furniture, consisting of Sofas Chairs Tables Bureaus
gedseads Feather Beds, &C. BY order Feeuey
City Marshal
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. II. PIERsoN, AUCTIONEER.

n II. PIERsON, AUCTIONEER.
BY A. n. MELLICK, JR., &.BRO,
Auctoneers and dealers in New Jersey Real Estate,
No. % Pine street.
Tuesday, Oct 3D. at l2o p NJ, the premises absolute
SALE by order of W. G. Emmett Jr Esq, of the most desi
rabie Property in the vicinity Of
YOUNGSTOWN, N. j.,
improved of any auction on the
line OF The Morris and Essex Railroad The situation most
beautiful.
COMMANDING ONE OF THE LOvELIEsT VIEWS IN
NEW JERSEY.
embracing the picturesque valley which the of Nor
rstown located Fort Nonsense beyond and in the imme
diate foreground the
CHARMING PoCAHONTAS LAKE.
The property has been divided into villa plots of from
fourth OF to three and will be positively sold
the highest bidder large amount OF money has been
PUTTING THE PROPERTY IN A FINE CONDITION,
HANDSOMELY GRADED
as II done by the Boulevard Commissioners.
The neghborhood is une1ceponal adjoining the eegcnt
residence OF the late Boonan tGrayes Esq and Of W. c.
Emmett, Jr., Esq.
A fine collation. will be served before the sale.
special train will leave the foot OF Barclay street at 10
A. NJ
Passes ready.
Illustrated maps showing the views from the property, will
be readiness SIX days before the sale.
Full particulars at the Office of
A. u. MELLICK, JB., BRO.