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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-07-31

THE New York Times takes boutwell,
to task for attempting to commit the
Administration to the support OF
STOKES, in preference to Senter, for
Governor of Tennessee. The Times gives
a column of reasons why boutwell, has
made mistake, but omits the most i'm
portant one, viz: that if STOKES is the
Administration candidate, the Admins
tration will be fearfully iogged at the
ballot box in Tennessee next Thursday
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We suppose the progressive spirit of
Radicalism has accustomed many to the
mil ltary style of today. But few peo
pie of middle age will read this para
graph, from Radical paper, without q
sense of the strange incongruity of the
relation between the military and the
civil power:
The Virginia Legislature will meet
on the Fourth Tuesday after the pro-
mitigation by the Commanding General
of the ratification Of the Constitution.
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Constitutional Specific,

Which not only eoRquers and combats diseases
that have intIenched them selves in the system,
but is the best known safeguard against all
unhealthy influences. Persons whose occHpa.
tions and pursuits snbject them to the dep ess.
ing effects of close, unwholesome atmosphere,
should take it regularly, as protection against
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CAUTION.

HooAand Gsyman Bitters are counterieIted.
sas tbat the signature of c. n JACKSON u
on the wrapper Of each ,A5 al TshST' aans.S .It
torr al the German Medicine Store, Ne. tSl
Arch Street, Philadelphia. Pa.
CHARLES N. EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly C. n. JACKSON & co.
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HOTELS.
SWAMI HOUSE,
ST. CLOUD HOTEL.

'I'HIs NEW AND COMMODIOU5 HOUSE
j located corner Of Broadway and f2d street
pOasesses advantages over al other houssa TOT
the aooJrn nodatiOn of ius guest- n ras built
sIprsszly for q brst class Family boarding
H0uJ e--the rooms being largo and on s1it
heated by steam With bot and cold water. and
furnished second ~ none. Uhlls the culinary
department i ~ the mO-t experienced hands
affOrding Kussts unsquzled tabls.
One Of AtuOpda PAtsut ElrvAt0Ts ls Also
among the modern improvsmsnts' aud NJ the
service Of gussts AZ all hours
The Broadway and University Place Cars pass
the door every four minui a running from The
City Hall 70 Central Park. Wills ths siIth and
seventh Avenue Lines are but = short block on
either side, sfJrding ample facilities fSr com
RuDicztibg With al the DeDots Stsarpboa'
Landings places Of Amusement and Business
Of the great metropolis.
MORE uOLLEY.
mArIisrn PropriSt0rs
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VIRGINIA will soon be overrun with
immi igration and flooded with foreign
capital. All this is because her people
have voted down prescription, carpet
baggers and scalawagerie. To prevent
such disaster to West Virginia as the
influx of money and population, our
State policy perpetuates the very same
prescription ideas which Virginia has
repudiated. The remedy is effectual.
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WASTING AWAY

Without any special complaint, except a grad.
ual declination OF bodily strength aud nervous
erergy, will find in the TONIC A FOUNTAIN
OF VITALITY ANDEvIG0R AS RE
FRESHLNG AND EXI HILERATING A
A POOL IN HE DESER TO THE SAND
SCORCHED AND PAINTING TRAVELLER
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H00FlAND'S GERMAN BITTERS
Hoofand's German Tonic,

Has; been provided-a preparation In which the
s0lid extracts Of the finest restorativcs of the
vegetable kingdom are held in solution by a
spirituous agent, purged OF all deleterious con.
stituents. The patient, in choosing between
these two great antdotes, should Se guided by
his own condition. II in very low state, from
debility, the Tonic should be his sels ction; but
in cases where the/ lemergen0y is not so
pressing the Bitters isl 1.-THE specific required
Thousands find infinite benefit from taking each
in tuIn. There is no phase ofIndigestion, Bilious
ness, Nervous Diseases sr Physical Prostratien
TO which they are not adapted, and In which
singly or combined, they will not effect cure.
Biliousness Indigestion. General Debility,
and all the complaints which proceed from q
want of proper action in the Liver, stomach
and the Bowels are eradicsted by course Of
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p II e Il =

Hooaaud's German Bittsrs, per bottle ----I "
:. half dozen, %
Hooaand's German Tonic, put up in quart
bottles, per bottle. .-.------------.---..--. -
or half dozen for s. So
~Ds not forget TO examine well the krti-
els vou buy in order 10 get the genuine.
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The Whole Supreme Court Of
Pennsylvania Speak for
these Remedies.

WHO WOULD ASK FtR MORE STRONGER.
DIGyIFIED TESTIMONY
Hon. Geo. W. Woodrdrd,
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court Of Penn
sylvania, writes:
PHnADEI PHIA, March l6 1861.
End "HoofaRd's Ger ~ man Bitters" Is a
good tonic, useful in dis ! v eases OF the digest
i've organs, and Of great benefit in cases Of debl
itv, and want Of nervous action in the system.
Yours, truly, GEO. W. WOODWARD.
Hon. James Thompson, e
Judge Of the Supreme Court OF Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2s, 1856.
I consider "Hoofand's German Bitters" q
ralIabk medicine in case Of attacks Of Indiges
tiou or Dyspepsia ] can certify this from my
experience Of It.
Yours with respect,
Hon. James Ross SnotrdeH,
Prothcnotory Of the Supreme Court OF Penn.
sylvania writes:
PHILADELPHIA, Sept ~ ls57.
"Hoohand's German kitters IL very useful
article as q tonic and as an appetizer IL IL not
an Intoxicating drink. and may be used beneh-
ciaIv by persons Of all ages.
respectfully yours. -
JAMES ROSS SSOWDES.
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For Sale by all Druggists
and by dealers in Medicines everywhere.
iyIaTu, IN h-sst-wssv
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The Richmond, Va, State Journal pub
fishes letter from General b. F. Butler
to citizen of Virginia, about requiring
the test oath of members of the Legisla-
ture. Mr.. Butler says: Ny opinio9.
therefore, would be, and in that / am
quite clear, that it is within the power
of the Government and within the re-
quirements of the laws of Congress if
administered in their integrity, to set
aside those men who cannet take the
oath because of participation in the re.
bellion and that men who did not par
ticipate and lost the votes of the elec-
tors because of their adherence to the
Union should be admitted to their seats
as being the choice of the only men
voting who did bot prefer traitor to
the Government to loyal mau for his
representative. Mr. Butler adds, Con-
gress is the only power which can re-
move the necessity of taking the iron
clad oath,
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Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. r.
nsAND AFTER APRIL %, 1869,

PhladelPhia. go a IJ) N 40 N
Tickets 70 ali principal poiHts in the East s0d
West can be procured at Union Ticket Ohoe in
MeLure House and az the Station Al Bridgeport
j. II. KIABALL,
apr3D General TTket Agent.
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tha treaanrx Rnt how

the expenses should not be
borne By the treasury. Bot how
to prevent it was the question.
To reject the account, if presented at
the proper department, would be, in the
last degree, offensive to those who had
accepted the invitation in the full faith
that there was nothing improper in
doing SO. Mr.. Buchanan dealt with the
subject in the only way which was
reconcilable, at once, with delicscy to
them, and justice to the public. He
directed that the bills should not be
presented to the accounting officers, but
sent to himself to be paid out of his
own private pocket. Mr.. Cobb, hear.
ing indirectly of the Presidents inten-
tions, anticipated him by getting the
bill before it reached the President, and
paying it himself. -
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,

WHEELING, May 9Th 1859.
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run
i by thu following schedule on and after the
10th day Of May, lsG9-Wheeling time
GRAFTON ACCOMMODATION.
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HIGHLANDS GERMAN B!IIERS

Is composed of the pure juices Tor, as they are
incidentally termed, ErtractS) of Roots, Herbs
and Barks, making a preparation highly con.
centrated, and entirely free from alcoholic al
pni1ttire of anu Kind
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ytsal NOtitts.

CUPRENE COURT, WESTMINSTER COUN-
y TY-Ip the matte. Of the application Of ROBERT PATTERSON
HHyRY FERRis JACOB T. HOWARD. HUGH LuNNbY aud VIII
LIAM WATSON under Chapter $50 OF the Laws 1907
West
Farms highway id Towns Be ipesn the Ford
undersigned, OF Ap-
entitled matter hereby eve notice 70 he owner
or occupant Of all houses snd lots sad improves
or thereby aud all Others whom may con
e.u 70 ait. That bs'e completed our ,pprs,snsn ana
fiat all proceedings In any OF me sns
be opposed the same 10 present tnet
ocons writing dolly verified TO the Copmsouer oc or before
r. 2sb day Of that the sAd Conmisioss VIII
hear pI,. obcng the following tunes and places, Al the Town
Hall the Of Wesehese the 1h day Of October 1853 III
ocosl m Dud,ys Hotel IN the Village Of Fodhsm In the
Town Yarns 1sih day Of Oct 1853 loeeoi m
second the said spprasensn together with maps
which making have been deposited Tor s
10 the 0e Of the towns Of West Farms and
JOHN c. DoNAHuB. )Commi.siossn
HAWLEY d. CLAPP, Of
CHARLES W. LITTLE Appr,i'emsat
ppgfaMTN CLARK
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Sndiuu Sails of gral Gstat,.

c4WlllUW oSdup u CttaA SsAeAb'
,oo1oo~~>l>Sy~>,oooo~c~~1c-
ADRIAN H. MULLER AuctioneeE 49,
AUCTION SALE dt,t OF a VILLA SITES,
500 OITY LOTS,
IN THB CITY OF
PLAINFIELD, NEW-JERSEY,
Scientifically located zoe plateau at be eo Of the Blue Rhts Of
Mountains beiSg part Of the celebrated Washington PARK property
ADRIAN II. MULLER. F. r. WILKINS & Co.,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10,
at II O'Clock IN,
tbs ABoyEDESCRIBKD PROPERTY
wAsHlsGToS PARK
tockyIFw. MAPLE WILLOW, MAGNOLIA, AND CEDAR
AVENUES;
the city Of
PLAINFIELD, NEW-JERSEY,
bali mil, from depot Of the Central Railroad "a , J., ~,
Washington consists ola large tract Of land set apart % TOE
SUBURBAN RESIDENCES.
and under The most '' HSESs gf'i ETIs3ScEs
@' sEt K And CHOICE
There Offering IN the market wss .nsF s
advantage offers to purchasers greater inducements"
we've "An' p" i IT'S EXTREME HEALTHFuLNEsS
K DE Sa':1 Ss on T% o% the s
Sos pure s Ss1S or sT and having gravel veil
"'"'A BEING IN THR CITY OF PLANFIELD.
PDfs containing some Geo 81 s ssSS 81: r Ss
S sr s.' T bs nessaIes can procured cheap
no, than in combining all the advantages Of The
SxTRsas BEAUTY AND GRANDEUR OF SCENERY SELECT
MISS OF kBlGHBoRHooD being IN iD immedEts v.1y or a
sus.pee i5Coo q IFS COO SUPERFICIAL fRET pI.
al IA SSa and properly ,,aSy for S.da improvement EBw
rr Tas TEsss OF SALE WILL BIZ VERY LIBERAL
TssgertstSn and from 'ss sale free SsTgs ny Pef 70 s
apetioueers No. 2 Pine ST. IoS1S
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Boxra arb Tnums.
Tnttrnal 2tbtnu,.

UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE, CoLLNcrohs OFFICE,
NINTH DISTRICT, Nav YsnI, % West Forty ioartbtL
NEw.YORK, Oct e. 1909
NOTICE ia hereby given in pursuance of law,
~ SAlB Dilerv East RnTfouTth
st. East River The city Of NewYort THURSDAY Oct
1900 at u o'clock all the right title aud interest," OF GNATI
NOEL the Dd snd premises Of said dsie With the fnrnue ard
tITes contained therein for dIg LOT OF
Coal lot Rye aid Malt lot Of Ground Meal dsARed for taxes due
he United states s ks 9siss said taxes and expenses are
before btB pad
wM A DARLING.
CenesIoL
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J. IOLk, hutEOHttT'
IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION

iii
VALUABLE BUSINESS AND
OTHER PROPERTY,
On TBIRp.AyR BIGHTBESTH and EISETEENTH.sTs,
EIGHTH WARD. CITY OF BRooSLYS
JAS COLES SON will sell 1.-THE
COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE
NO 3ss PULToNsT OPPOSITE CITY HALL, BROOKLYN
On WEDNESDAY Oct 6, 1869,
At IL O'clock noon,
TWBNTY.sByEE LOTS.
Each 25IlOo feet
Also property of TbirdAvs aud Eghie.nih,
LARGE FRAME HOUSE walls filed With bhef heavily tim
b,r b,ybs tneen finished with water furnace. range sta
tOna vasubs cellar eight feet hight under entire house
barns and other buildings With splendid garden Of fruit trees aud vines
the premises
EVERYTHING IN COMPLETE ORDER AND THOROUGH
REPAIR
Por BUILDING PURPOSES, and for YARDS FOR BUILDERS
MATERIALS etc. this property being accessible 10 Go"Anus Canal
from ito westerly boundary, Offers " purchasers
AN OPPORTUNITY THAT CANNOT BE BoUALBD.
and will he sold IN parcels 70 suit
TITLE IYDIsPUTABLB: TERMS EASY SALE POSITIVE
: Msy, aud further particulars eau be had Of
H. b. HUBBARD, Attorney,
3t3 fuliopst,
Or AUCTloSBHR, No 80 ltOh-'t, BrOOslyp.
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MatkiutW.

CENTRIFUGAL PUMPS, NOiseless Holsters,
ose.pg Bnes Smokeburnpg Boilers Send for circular 70
w. y. ANDREWS BRO, 4h Wsterst
DOR SALE-To Pottery men-PIPE MA
CHINE for mailing Sewer Pipe from 70 10 in any
length good orders worked by band power D FEARING
Ge al ree vey cheap the IDqaire Long
Island POTTERY Depot. 28l PetTLst, Eew.York
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Qnrtistrp.

COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
~ .i-d The .nshste Of neu, erSs ga. STnsr ~ u.
WITB3pT PAIEso 1900 pshsns testify Bee Their names 81 h'
enss ~ 10 Cooper Institute
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BENJAMIN y. HASF
ALBANY, August Q, 1853
r. IS

STATE o. SzwYoRK. UyucE rHn sxcRErAxr 2, STATE
ITO the SHERIFF of the COUNTY of NEW
81 Motto, i, s;Fss ..s s q: 5 na s.Sa
So We Hsa u., Ii. solo@as ocs 20 Wit
A Comptroller !. ,he place Of William AIsI
Treasurer ,hs place q Wheeler Bn's0a c,,mn,,
Stat. Eas.sr surveyor the place Of Van Rensselaer, Rich
"Ia1 Canal Commissioner ia til. place of stephen Hay.
An Inspector OF Prisons 10 the place Of John Hammond
Of Office will expire on the last day Of December
%Juds. Appeals. for the n term of eight rear. from
%o Jass. Of .h. Court Of Appeal, t the go.y,sd term Of
Der , g.e. Ght. Mason ,ypSns y ss Governor
Also y.dss Of The Coars Appeal s Ii. aasIpsd term 70.
@ sa' s Porter II. vas S.e ..sn :5,s
uud.r 'sesOo thirteen article sir Of the STATE C'hsha
s.o Justice Of sh. Supreme Court for the Fr:t Judicial D..
the place Of Tnon, C'A whose term OF once vi" expire on
u" s:o s.s.,ef ssI Fourth District. comprising til. r
Wards Of th. CITY and County q Ne. ISrl v,.,,,
Ninth Fifteenth si,son;A Wards Of the C aud County Of New
Eleventh and Seventeenth Wards the CITY and County Of NswiO
ssn. for The Seventh ssSs p'a & Ips aaus i,
sfSss.Yo sf .'''"'" '''"'
Ano Senator for the Eighth District comprising the Ts.nh
Nnen Twenty second WARDS Of the City and County Of Ne"
COUNTY OFFICERS ALSO TO ELECTED FOR SAID COUNTY
pi.: icrssy pI.ss Of ssmu.i e.r,u appointed
to an the See.,oH.S By the 5.,so.o o Of I.sy Hall
Two Justices Superior COAT the place, Of Jehn rr'su s
nan and Freeman nha who respectively appointed 70 ~ @
vacancies By the resignation Of Samuel b. 0sf'n %
Of Arthopy j. Robertson -,c..-.. r p.,r..t
Judre Of Common Pleas In place oGeorrs' Ds-
Judss Of the Marine In place Of Michael T. "'s~
Surrogate In place Of Gideon j. Tucker
Recorder In place sfJoha X Haekstt .A Ham, Saith
Two Supervisors iR the places OF Walter hoehs ~" A'' ~
Coroner, Of William schirmer L., A. :, n..A.
An whose terms Of once will expire on me ' v De'aoe'
pl..s "a ou Tia ,..,,,. ~ m.
tam for which George Barrett was elected er
ps 90 the December ne IN the place Of asorgs 6
resigned. , r..,o, ,n5 Con,,x C.ny...ers IN Al.
The attention Of Inspectors az h 10 sa ~,
nbwips bs Amended Consultation TO the electors OF we
"A 1880 which, the Amended Consultation pro-
800 h bs Copsnasn which closed its siiings zebra
~ eighteen huRdred and sItyeigh will be submit
a.. electors Of the State at the said General Election to be
% s succeeding the hrst Monday November nsIi
I ck election eeetor will be entitled to vote separev or
,uoh Amended Constitution except the Judiciary sro OF i9r
a. .sn.t Judiciary article for against uniform RUE o. as.n
And Of real and personal property aud for OF aghnss
ns,y ALLEGATION eoloIed Respectfully yours &C.
proper" w. H. A. NILSSON Secretary Of State
August q 1863
~ An. .hov. % h tr,e cony Of the original received by
a., Tn ,hs sscr.tayy az state JANIS 0BRlBN
nv 49, sheriff Of the City and County OF kes-lork.
puben fNsWspps hereby pouhea not 70 lHs.n WIS aver
iss ''' '' ''' JAMES 0SIfs kasGsl
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1ntirn SAILS Of gtal @staii.

BY sSS;'ss I, SSi'f ,iiiT
nBAL ESTATE OKERs.
City ..aSsss: ss!s. .ns s. s,sf 'G:
rented 'i'A'n'A Loan %h ftfSs6,htff 6c sf?.
Aiss cslesl q the The premises at Ss"''Tn' l.
5000 1Haannur,r, no s yREE tUf SGTs os THE
UNrAhANI EAsigs! TERMS DIFFERED THIS SEASON
ABSOLUTE SALE
TO BIZ SOLD sHsG GFh AND IN SMALL PARCELS
b, s. .1 Tn IN: s sf than
time from Hunters Point 9s,d is TP@s R.S os
ones and fr'Sea'' dwellings, Ks StF; n GRADED
cha, the sal. win be sSsoae 10 every particular and that hs MIL
be sold 'nf and iGs sir Sp THEIR
HOW TO GoTahe Hunters Point Perry boat we o,sle eros.
10 Hon.. POn, and step board Johnson SPECIAL cars for
n5 5SbsSos oero @ IF;;.s,x NJ
ih iifii ysT,i ;ssEs LUNCH
nRak1s 3 is sIsS% w ISRs
cARlsrADr' a aH h SPbsSffiF PLEASANT PARK NJ
only IL ninO's' w.ls from pTs,rHsRYURD PARK
p hU ~ spseDdidy situated.
oomrs,M,, , Views Sale absolute Tern, liberal Free
T1'fs" and Maps Ne" "''' "'"'' JOHNSON Il MILLER
a 5kanaust, n
THURSDAY, Oct Il,
FREE KRGGRs6s o sSf
MOST s FoSP s4EE OF TR hS
q 1000 VILLA PLOTS, IA
BgsJto
5000 CITY LOTS,
ABSOLUTELY AND WITHOUT RESERVE
TIiB HIGHEST BIDDER,
' " ~ BUYERS OPPORTUNITY.
PROPERTY ALL AROUND STATION
WITHIN A STONES THROW OF DEPOT
Il HIL6S ORB HOUR PROM NEW YORK
ON NEW. JERSEYS MOST POPULAR ROAD
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGES ELEGANT VILLAS, CHuhCM, o-u,
SCHOOLS. and MAGNIFICENT HOTEL ALL in THE Lois'
GROUND GENTLY uNDuLATING SPhEEDIp y VlbW WfIps
OF PALISADES AND SURROUNDlNG COUNTRY FOh NILES
STREETS ALL GRADED EVERY LOT RBADYfOR USE
DON'T FAIL TO GO SRCuRB TlCkETs AToNSk
MAPS and PASSES will be READY FRlDn, Oct
At the ofcs Of lJoHNson hILLSfS
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6itp TrOptrtp 10 ytt.

City grOpntp 70 Sh'
OFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life lnsur-
" .nos Company being about 70 remove % t. h'', G Bo.
u.y corner Of h their present ohets tls Broadway
corner Of R..dsst Apply 90 The preni.eI
TINO LET, No. 215 Church-st.-New STORE
and BASEMENT a'r73 feet hso a, 10 S2 P..'. FRONT
0PFCE Ao FOR SALE TO LET for yard purposes
n LOTS siItJeighthst, adjoining Hudson tf Fnese
hppy At No tn Pearl.st, TO ALEAAhpsR hhoA.
TVO LET-Furnished, until July ], HOUSE,
Me- IA West Psryhrdst, four stories English basement VII ~
let al pce careful family being Obliged 50 soon TOT
health Seen and o'coef p m
VVO LET-The entire I'd FLOOR and LOFTS
o,tb, ne building ls2 Cbstham,Quss Would nah. ,psBdh
place Photograph GsDerJ sr,tes, Bh, haoon heh oe
TTO LET-The STORE now occupied by
Il GORDON BROTHERS. Merchant Tsors No ~ ChAihan,l
budng bns location for any ART class eessees
VNO LET-4-stOry, brown stone. high stO0p
HoSB on Nuray Hin splendid loeaop fully furnished trough
out; the Winter. private hnr, rent SEQ gI month
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BoIRp o, SUPERVISORS, ssw.YoRK COUNT CoUSI Hor's
THE COMMITTEE on ANNUAL TAXES
NJ. 70, ,o,,s.ton Of tsr,s JOS b. YOUNG CLERK
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nlarbk anS Slaii Wanitls.
Corporation Ictitts.


CRY oy Ngw.roRE. DEPAKTssEr OF FIsAScH
BrRsIU or rHs RECEIVER TAxKs, CorRT-HousE PARK
No % Chambers street Oct O. 1869.
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-The Books for
Ta1ss Property viii be opened for payment at this
once on THURSDAY NEXT, October
Books for VI Taxes on Banf stock VIII be opened on
Due Dos will be gwen for Real EsAte VIII be ready
BERNARD shYTH, Receiver.
NOTICE TO CANVASSERS OF ELECTION.
~ IN BOARD oy suPEkvisoRs September 70. ioot
Rd County Of hewfOrk be and hereby divided Tor
neTte election into twelve return Districts VIZ -
Dt-First Second Third and Fnb "Hds-he'nrns !"
made 10 or epry Smith. at New Court House
Second DrPourth Sixth WdsRsiurp " be made 10 Su
p,ryi,or Walter Roche No. 5i4 Peaflsi.
THIRD -s,yenth Thirteenth WArds-Return 10 be made
70 Supervisor William NJ Tweed. No 1877 henryst
DisTenh and Fourteenth NATds-heturn 70 De MADE
TO Supervisor James Hayes. No 16 Bimst
10 Supervisor Gsrsou n. Herman No fs1 East Tsnthst
Ninth WsrdsRetuns 10 De MADE 70 Gu
p.ryi,ot Andrew Beakler, New Court. House
ssv,n Dstr-senh Ws-Rsturus 70 be made to Supervisor
Orison Blunt, No. lls Ninibst
EhiA and Twentieth Wards-Retuns 10 be MADE
4 Oliver No. 234 West Thirty.elghhst
NAH and Twenty hrst Wsts-Refnrns 70 be
made 20 Wimspn. No U7 East Twenty hrt,t
Tn second WaRstuns TO be made 70 s1per
visor John Brce No. t22 West Thirty third'ss
Dsr-T-ehh WaTdkrufns 70 DC mace 70 supervisor
Smith Fly, IT,. No. 1903 Coolest
Trs Ds-Sinsteenth WaReurnso be made to Supervisor
John PoI, New CourtHouse en-,
election districts district shall the original state
m.n together the pos the General Election TO be
snd deliver the to the Supervisor Sbo nersk
designated for receiving the same - $50
Adopted Board OF supervisors September IL, do9
Approves !" '' ''''' JOSEPH B. YOUNG CLERK.
BoARp o, SUPERVISION, ssw YORK COUNTY cogNI- Hor's
Oct 4, 1863 }
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-06

o. ii. PlEks0N ABcuoneeT
BY
A, ID. MELLICK, JR., & BRO,
AucTToNBRRs AND DEALERS IN NEw-JBRsEY REAL ESTATE
Ne. 70 PiBet, EewYOrk
THURSDAY, OCTOBER z,
nl2:3OpB..
ABSOLUTE SALE
VILLA PLOTS
AT
MADISON, N. j.
.gby situated ten minutes vAh from the station
opposite the property Of the Drew Seminary on %
yssd ground and eomDsDd
MOST MAGNIFICENT VIEWS,
extending nom Orange This property Known the
EDWARD Holland Estate and be positively sold BY order Of The
MADISON LAND ASSOCIATION
Special train by Morris aud ESSEX Railroad at 10
CsnsbsD o the arrival Of the tram.
passes ready Eve days before the sale Fu particulars
The Ohes Of
A. ID. MELLICK, JR., G BRO,
rs FINEST.