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OLA NOE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC q, ,sos
On and after MONDAY, Dec. 2Ist, ls6s. aud
until further notice, Passenger Trains will
lows.
THRousH NAL TRAIss.
Leave ellington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, o. IN. lido. for Manassas and Harrison.
burg, b:1a. -.
Leave AlsSandria, from corner Of Duke and
Henry streets (fI2n Manassas rylrosd) ASH y. M.
DO. from Lyuohb6rg, 6p, m,
LOCAL PAssKsuER rRAIFs.
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Proposals.


BALryross, Hp', Juns n, $50. !
,s sss os sr Sssr $ Ssfs
q Isn. % fpIni.hlss e R.e,si,i.s ,r,,,y and
months eommsncisF August I. iaee. OF .ueh lees
lime as the Comnissary General Of Subsistence
my f P Beef /. to be Of good ADD marketable
quarter meat, tsseis. shsnks. and Kidney taiiow
e' Tss nsess the cattle slaughtered pnder TIL,
ioint, and ,he breast trimmed Down. The shsnks
inches s6oye The Enss Joint. and Of The hind quar-.
ters from sig TO eight inches above the gambrel or
tes may propose foI Beef to be called for at their
lie Ronrsa such day. bs.wsSS Wick shs S.ef ssp
ss viii .s. xs sSs
quarter d the same, sud most Of the orders will
geTs 10 70 sIied By sueeessiss cuts from the ausr
tsrs Of the beef as mentioned in Par. q this sd.
yeItisement' or by beef Of equal quality to the
g. bidder. are requested to be pIo.ep, TO respond
fulnIimsnt Of their oontrsets
.. Pr9po.sis must be- indor.ed distinctly. PRO.
al 5ias not 70 The interest q the United States.
GsIns,On' requirements
jeO.n Brew. Brig. Gen. and 9. g.. U. 8. A.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.
L
OFFICE CHIRv q. NJ, FIRsr DtsTRIcr,)
DEPAHrsESr OF rms EAsT,
CORsgR or Horsros AND GREENS STREETS,
Sealed PROPOSAL, In duplicste, with q copy Of
and vii b. asseigsd ' tsIs od DC T aS eoss
m. July %, ls5p. for .upplyiog tho Quartormas.
ter's Department OF this Dis trict with nineteen
hundred and ninety .ope cords Of Inerch antable
Hard Wood lbs cubic feet. and seven thousand
and thirty-twot u2D tonst2 40 pounds)t est quail
ity Anthracite Coal, eRx. stove, and nut sites to
be- delivered at such times, at the places, herein
after named, as may be required prior to October
n lssp, A folloWs.
fort ColumbuH, N, Y. harbor, 40 tons Stove and
l. 90 tons Rgg Coal
Tort w ood. n Y, harbor, 1877 tons EgE Coal
Fort Hamilton, n Y barhor, M cords Wood,
457 tons stoye and X7 tons Egg Coal
FORT wadswortb, N. Y harboT, n tons Nut, liz
tons Stove and ga tons EKF Coal
FSrt Schuyler. n, Y. IsrbSr. ss ton, Bgg Coal.
,sctans Egy' and s,tons NM Coal 80 WIS ''''''
Dayid y f.Iand 2sI tons Exg Goal
20, adama I 81 cars. Wood and an ton.
ggg Coal " " "
fort Tfumbuli, Conn, " tons BEE aud % tons
Nut t;oaI
West Point. n. Y. Isl cords Wood, and go tons
Res Gal " - "
Aristtsburgb Barracks, N. Y, $50 cords Wood,
and ~ tons Bgg Coal
WntertoNn Arsenal, Mass 81 cords Wood and
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TnIRp DIS, DEFARTAEsT ~ THK East, !
PHILApKLPHIA, PA. June2i 1859.
SrAlsd proposals, IN duplicate, with q copy Of
thi- Advertisement attached to each. are invited
aud Will bn reGsiysd ~ lhls once uLtll o'clock,
Tho Quart 'rmastsr's Department of this District
with lpGll nine hundred aud sixty cords Of mef.
chanfablo hard Wood, (l2s cubic feet aud o. IaSl
two thousand and ninety 'hyG tons, t?.2N pounds,
best quality Anthracite coal, egg, stove, aud nut
sis,- 10 be delivered atsuch mes and at the places
heTeiuAfts named As may be required. prior to
August II, lSq, as follows:
Cprds Tons
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eS- Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Dspo At
ei1 =, m, connect with Orange. Alexandria q ID
Manassas Passenger Trair- Al S. AsAph Junctioi !.
for all points az Tie me Of thot road between Ma.
uassRs L action aud 1lArrisUnbuTg.
Trains leaving ~, Asaph and King streets at :26
=. N. , connect at St, Assph Junction with train
from Manassas and Harrlsonburg at 2:9 y. m,
striving at Baltimore aud Ohio Depot ats :2Op m,
aud iu time for D., M. train f9I Baltimore
W. J. PHkLra. Gen ] Manager. dacSElf
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SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will also DO
racsiysI until the sAIle date, for fuTnlshing the
totinwipr quantities aud qualities OF Coal At the
ajneI"nt paSy.yardk. during the hscal year end
iTns June s.. issiSSSs54!shouru, Mn
sOtC9s Lehish. StsaMmne5S;,na.n,,.ss
iSJ " Egg.
"a Cumberland, run Of mines
BOSTON.
I.!eS tons LsaiEh' Steamer smR
~ RRR
40 - Cumberland, run Of mines.
10 oann'HRw YORK,
$50 tons Lehish. Lump. hAnd'pieked'
70 % Egg
90 /" s S%%i s!Is$ln SSn Il f Spns,
" iF1HhILADELpHIA.
80 tons L..eisb, Lump
e., I" s sss
go " SEMI ;B,q%i.iInsgS.s hSmp.
$50 " oumS'rsis5SSS,s FSn q mines
100 tons Cumb ,rl.nd, run Of mines,
one navy yard, which will constitute a separate
class, aud the contract, will be awarded TO the
The Coal to DO Of the beat quality Of the kinds
named 10 be free from dust and foreign substances
and subject to Inspection. -
The price must be per ton Of $40 pounds for the
l psss. on the ssS sas
or extra charge to the 0oyernnenti the quAntity
delivered to DO paid for a. weight Of naSy yard
Blank forms Of offer, guarantee, &C., will be
uraIshed on application to the Bureau. jylo FH
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OFFICE CnlkR arAsIsasAsrER.l
cOnSf NV RGI YCSs cir s sass s. %
Sealed P,HpUss,. IL dppps1ies,o With copy q
and vi Ge received At this oaiss until one Clock.
az "a @ III suBBRy re w !hf Quarter
2l.Ssl bushels Oats, best quality,
az. 81 pounds good nerehantablo Timothy Hay,
SIS, ia pounds S1i Straw Of the bes, quality.
to be delivered at such times and at the places here
matter named as may be required prior to October
8. 1852, as iollowss; Instantaneous.
y, 100 pOunds Hay,
FoRr woop. n Y. HIN bushels Oats.
ronr HAMILTON. YiRG e @s7s Su.ssi Corn,
LOIS bushels Oats,
S,D pounds Hay.
Is, 30 pounds Btsw.
FoRr wAp.wuRru.H Y Is bushels Corn.
l.0t bushels Oats,
t2,xSi pounds Hay,
FoRr souuYLEG.N H..2 bushels Corn,
92l bushels Oats,
S,77O pounds Hay,And
p. iOO pounds straw.
MILLEr's Point, N. Y. II. =, 10 bushels Oats,
iiii9 IL So pounds pound: s htnys and
DAVID IsLASD,N.Y -s9bushels Corn.
@,otS pounds Hay, and
%, 100 pounds Straw.
f0Hr ipAA''L sIss s sSsSS.' s 1n., and
Pear TEuNBrLL. COsS. ,toI bushels Oats.
D,OApounds Straw.
wgsr PoIsr y. -la0CO bushels Oats aud
O,O,n pounds Hay.
wATgRTOwS ARSENAL. Mass. Isl bushels Oats,
%, 40 pounds Hay and
l,6IOpOundsstraw.
PLArTsUrRuH BARRACKS, N.
675 bushels Oats.
S s9.S@ Po9ad' LAY; and
foRf WAkkEN, MASS. IN bushels Oats,
1880 pounds Hay, and
500 - Straw.
BosroS, MAS and FoRr IspEP-s"""""-
2,l0I
81, 40
S,7g
PuRr pREnLg, E.-6SI bushels,
SS,3sSp09nd's
FuRr suLLIyks, ME.-l9l bush.l
3Sl2pbuuds
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A LBxANDRIA.. Logpous AND HAMPSHIRE
~ RAILROAU,
&A RHR

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, BEdINSING APRIL
!, 1850.
TWO TRAINS DAILY tEXCEPT SUNDAY BE-
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria at sa. m. and 6p. m. Leave
Hamilton at u. m. and II :Da. III Leave Lees
burg at Q: IS a. m, and 1919 m,
Thss a. m. train from Alexandria aud II 30 m.
trail from II ami noet With Kemp sDai Line
Vile aud Winchester, also, with keamer,s Lire Of
Coaches, which leave LeesbuIE on MYndaSs,
MiddieburR; returning Tuesdays, Thursdaysa aud
Saturdays. ,
hours for connections with Washington and BAlti-
more, zane day.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-09-16

~ I@Tu III H lOodok
sit at any time during The recess Of the
Board, and .ho,,!1 be required to make
careful examination ofthe con iition Of
the treasury and It's accounts and re-
port the same. b'th "7sa
Your conmittee take plessura ia.as9
porting that siaring the ministration
OF the present Treasurer. many valuable
reforms have been made inthe mannerof
conducting the business OF the oflice,
and we heartily commend him ~ q
competent and fai,hfu1 public officer.
At the Suggestion of your committee ex-
ira help has been employed ahdth@ tAst
of bringing forward the delinquent tax
es upon tire books Of the present year. y
nearly completed. and we secpmmspa
that a special allowance of SlO0 be nas3s
the Tr, asursr for this extra labor
The subject o! TreaSurer's salary was
likewise referred to this compit ttea aud
We respectfully report, that for thsgreaAlI
Increased Labor and responsibility of the
office, we consider the present salary
inadequate. ana we recommend thai
5000 pe,annun be allowed for rfes,snff
er's salary aud clerk hire ofhls ollire III,
cate from .'ahuary lst, 1869.
\ coinmunha ion of JohngA, EHi0tkl
Auditor of state with acyDm,,tayinu'at -.
s,ract~ ofaccount Of Cedar country VIM
State Revenue and lusane HaspeldS
fund was also re!rry.i to this c.,Minsfteo.
The former account showed balanCe
due the State on account of State tax, Of
$a5i9.22. Upon investigation We found
that "A considerable ansn,ttt ~ thfs clAinis
was Tor taxes on personal Property y 49,
se*sed in tns,nef years: htt for Various
reasons uncotlrctahle. Seareliiny thro'.
the tax lists of fifteen years from A ~
1913 To 1867 inclusive, We fstsisxl the
amoUnlot these ,,ncrilac;asle taxes tfy,cs~
The state to he n follow:
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TIPTON, IOWA, SEPTEMBER l6, 1869.

THE ECLIPSE OF lS34.-To show the
little interest manifested by the world
of science in past eclipses, even down to
very recent times. we will relate an in.
cident. In November, 1884, the writer
was one Of a party of four who went to
the capital of South Carolina = end
Georgia Oh business. 4 After sonfe ten
days at Charleston, we took the train on
the Charleston and Augusta Railroad :
then jast built-for Columbia the cspi.
tai Of South Carolina. Arriving at
Branchville, then mere way station In
the woods and consisting, at that time.
of shanty for the stanon sgeht and bis
family, large log house for tavern
and log cook house 'iearby--we found
no room in the stage for Columbia and
wSrs oellSed tdstay three days, sending
back ID Charleston Tor an order for seats
in the. coach. Three days stay in ths
pine woods Of the South was something
ofa novelty and therefore not very tire
some. The station agent was a pleasant
middle aged man and, is he called him
self, "a Frenchnan, bntA an American
in heart" Somehow for ! rarity stlhers
was good library in hook case in the
log hotel, DOUBTLESS provided BY the r.
r. Company, and with this, talking
with the agent and waiting for out
meals which, were invariably two hours
aftersthe time promised, the thrss' daya
flew Away. Il was on the seeped day,
some where about noon, that ~ m four
stro,led out in the woods away from the
station. While on this stroll we observ-
ed that the hue Of the atmosphere was
changing to "A dim religious light and
this increasing constantly and by regu-
lar degrees, suggested the idea of an
eclipse of the sun. A few glances up
ward At that luminary and with the un-
pro,cctnl eve, csarfi rn1Pd this itlea. The
minutes were on and The eclipse became
total. All Of the sun that could be seen
was the corona surrounding the moon,
aud which the naked eye could gaze ut
unabashed. Stars were clearly visible
Ill uilleIeHt pafts oi Ihe heavens, anu
here we were, in the very center Of a
total eclipse OF the sun, ard not tile
slightest hint Of its coming had been
given by the Northern papers when We
sailed from New York, early in Novem-
Der, nor by the Charleston Daiiies down
to the previous day. As co,itrasted with
the present it was wonderful indiffer-
ence.-. -.fannaosa Eureka.
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WHAT A GooD NEWSPAPER MAY
Do.-Show Us an intelligent family OF
. boys and girls, and we will show you a
family where newspapers and periodic
Aals are plenty. Nobody who has been
without these silent private tutors can
know their educating powers for good
or evil. Have you ever thought of the
inlnnmerable topics of discussion which
they suggest ut the break fast table, the
important public measures with which,
thus early, our children become nc
quainted. great phiiantllropic questions
of the DAY, to which unconscionsly their
Fatte1tion is awakened, aud the general
split OF intelligence which is invoked
by these qnieSN'isitors? Anything that
makes home pleasant, cheerful and
chatty, thins the haunts of vice and the
thousand aud one avenues OF tempta.
ton, should certainly be regarded when
we consider its intluence OH the minds
OF the young. rs great moral and social
light. = Emerson.
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The hair ofa actress in Troy, having
caught fire the other night while she
was p!aying'sheS extracted aNhair bin,
removed the hair and cast it from her.
~fwo noted Saratoga bellies got into a
dispute on the.piazza Of the Clarendon
the other day about which had the
longest trail, each one stontly claiming
to have the longest. 1t was finally set.
tied by measurment, when the differ
enca was found to be just half an inch
the longes. being IL feet 81 inches.
The husband crop at Long Branch is
said to have been failure this season
The few that were harvested, however
are expected to show large yield.
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BRICK PoMEROY CALLS FOR BLOOD.
The La Crosse Du,noorat has this ia
say concerning the Dubuque steamer
massacre, under the heading Of "Wis-
consin Pinery Boys-the First of the
FUTURE The blood of "nigyers" is
sweet to his Democratic taste:
They don't mix welf with negroes.
They are not New England Puritans,
spoon thieves, ar hypocrites. 5-- -"' -
They want, the nesro'to stay South,
and they hare s,oor'n, and ore organizing,
oil ore,' ms District to drive the negroes
iron, the rircr.
And they will do it as sure rs there is
God in Heaven. 5..
They don't like the negro as a rival
in, labor, The majority rules. The
raftsmen of the Northwest will stand by
rnch other.
They are hard pets to play with.
: They are not afraid ofa little blood ol
. Httle danger. . .n..
They don't go back on friends worth :
cent. @->
They don't like the idea of having
white men turned loose to beg, and
black men employed at half wages b,
| sharpers who have discharged whit.
men, driven them into the pinerics and
other places IL labor, and the result
! Will be, if their comrades now in Jail are
| hafdly dealt with, they will warm i
fnot only ia the blsck men employed II
struggling laborers in that section, bu
1 will clear out all who employ he
| Groes.
IA Bear in mind that this is Republi
NtSn district. That negroes are not want
ed there. That it has been sworn tina
), they shall not remain there.
Let the majority rule!," -
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Intai' '......-.N,....... ........S2,OlS,7 IS.
|" This with the accrued interest il n
large sum, which We considered valid
offset against the State claim, aud there
fore Forwarded a statement or the same
through our Godnty Auditor st0 me ~
Auditor Of state, requesting that, the
several amounts and interest be placed
to The credit "fthe county. We furth-'
NOR" iiud that waiie the Board Of Su-
pcrvi-"rs are continually abutinw aud !
re'unding taxes on account OfhdouhioS
assessments uud other reasons, Vet the
State tax on III amounts thus re- funded
re'nainS charged against the county.
This is wrong. \ corresponding abate-
ment should be made by the Stats ~ fa.
vor of the county.
We recommend that SOME Competent,
person he employed to ascertain the
amount of state tax dueut. taxts hereto.
fore abated Or refunded and report the
! -r' - - ~--~'!..t - .s.-
| Board t; and we also recon,neD<l that
! hereafter, anntla! stateinenisl ba made to
the Auditor of state showing the
amount Of state tax on all uncollect.
| able, abated or refunded taxes, with,tIas
! request that tho same be placed to the
| credit Of the county. s"f i'''@' }"'
The account of Cedar county with In
sane Hospital lund, sInwsa balance u
Sl,2lS.V due that fund from the coun-
Is, for the payment OF which provision,
should be made. ,v.fFt..fe
Having performed TO the best OF our Is
ability, the labor assigned us and sub
mitted our report OF tlie same, We re-
specttulIy ask to be discharged. etg,ss, slsI
" u Il HHAsShss' y sH',,s,.' tcoth. '7.
Upon motion of MIR Smith, the consid-
Grafton Of the report WAS deferred untll
the afternoon session. @'
Upon motion Of Mr. Shcarer, the Beard
adjourned. ,..,g
Sept. 3 1863, at ~ O'Clock, r. II. -
The Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. quorum present. N
! The committee on expenses and taxar
ton made the following report which,
was adopted sla
To tie Honorable Board of Supervisors. Of Co.
dar county, Iowa: ~
Your committee on expenses and tax.
alton would respectfully present the fol-
lowing rate Of taxes 10 bc levied on the
taxable property OF Cedar county, for
year 1859: ..#
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
Jmnstnsnts.


RR0UGHAM's THEATFR.
- Twenty tyoarh.st. adjoining the Flib Avena. Ho..i
WILL OPEN FOR THR SEASON
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY 25.
By MR JOHN BRoUoHAM,
A Comedy IN two acts, entitled u r~ n
BETTER LATE THAN NEvER;s
after which viii be published the
DRAMATIC REVIEW FOR 1865;
Volume Of Interesting PiracA and Lbeous Matter with sps
HIGHLY.COLoRED ILLUSTRATIONS
-, SPECIAL NOTICE:
lou Impossible accommodate the haterng number
ior Reserved Seats the Opening Night 10 order h
ths S' -- - F =
CHOICE OF PLACES
wilbe
SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
at The establishment Of
HENRY II. LEEDS MINER LIBERTY ST.,
WEDNESDAY JAN. 20. AT O'CLOCK p NJ
and the n and above the regular prices to ths Americas
Dramatic Fund
The Boz Book for the remainder week will bs onen A the
Theaier THURSDAY, January d. from a. m 70 S m M -
PRICES OF ADMISSIONS:
Orchestra Chairs 81 so; Balcony Chairs cured 81 M Drea
Admission - cents, To Second Circle 50 eenls
JAMES scHoSBERo
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19

TRIBUNE It's aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any
other newspaper, and in addition to this advantage The
TRIBUNE will be found. not only in New-York and all its
cities and villages, but every State and Territory
within the Union The advertisement should be made
will allow OF the advantage offered being clear to
the reader We would especially dwell on the fact that
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE
Daily semi-Woely, and Weekly comprise individuals IN
every profession or business consequently Gdvertse
ments in each disseminate among all classes. THE
TRIBUNE devoes especial attention to the reports OF sales
OF real estate both in the city and country TINS adding
greatly TO the value OF its columns advertising me-
dunn The charges for advertising follows: DAILY
TRIBUNE 25 cents per line for each Insertions WEEKLY
TRIBUNE, So per me; sEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE. 25 cents
per line. Abont ten words line, after the rst
line, which usually contains only four or i've words.
Terms, cash In advance
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Monday, Jan. IS. 1859.
There was fair attendance at the Exchange
salesroom to-day The bidding opened rather spirited
but grew dull toward the close. The Messrs Muller,
wilkins Co. sold 21 lots, situated In the boek bounded
bv sixty-thirdst Fourth-ave, sixty-second-st, anc
Modisonaye The sale OF the Quinoyst Brooklyn prep
erty which was advertised 10 have Dseh sofa to-uhy Oy
Dlessrs Cole Murphy, was postpoheaa. - ~, .o,o
Oue of the most portant sales or e season viii the
rl9c az the Exchange Sales room, on the 2Oth lnst
Hesers sfuller wilkins Co viii oncr at auction the
tnt,e block bounded by Fifty-eighthst Ninth-aNe.,
Tf.veoyenth-st and Tenth-aye The properly Is con
ti5lous 10 Central Park and the new BOueVard. 4ns
said 10 be unsurpassed by any IN tHt paFs O
fbe cify norton OF 1t is comparatively ire n tIun
roct ON the same day (WeduesdAy. the zVth inoSJ
Mesers L Blocker, son Co. VIII Oner at pugn99 91 so
som. Fighth-aye. property, fronting on Sentia!
cop,,ncueinc at the northwest corner OF ~
Mess Johnson Miller & Co. advertise larSo& & salo ~, va
Brooklyn property, TO take place at the EAehans0 "
morrow (Tuesday) ,., 4, ro
ny MEssRs. MULLER, WILKINS e co; .,ssoc
Two lots 25XlOO IT,. H. G. cor OF b2Gst aNu q.
ave- 20 Mrs Smith, each $4,000 One lot 29NIUVS ~ A. g
e2dst to Mr. Farchild $3.50. one lot IoXlvVo ~ n ?.
62dst adj above, TO Mr.. Higgins, $1,000 Oily Vt' oco
1905 &C. Of 62dst adj above, TO MI lnuheln S' ~
Two lots, 25x10O.5 IT, of G2dst bet 9btusOh anu
aves. sold TO Mr.. w. =. smith, eaeh S6O SlA iot, -,A
adj. above, 4thave, bet ga ana o5osts "
Mr. smith, each, 1920. Two lots 25xlO05 t. s. s. oS ST.
bet 8th and Madisonaves, TO Capt. Tinker eacn lvr
1890 -Four lots, 25xl0O6 II. of the above 10 Cap
Tinker each for 5000. Two lots, 25x1006 H., 81 IT,
Q. OF the above TO W. A. Smith, each for $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
Mr11rn. wILKNs 4 co.
pRoIECTED BUILDINGS.

Mr. James MacgregOr. the Superintendent of Buildings
he's approved of the following plans of buildings sub
unified 10 him since Thursday last:
Ji no 2g-Jan l5OUe building. sse OF Fty-seenth
ss s., Robert Halliday: 81 500
pJ IA a. Jan ls-ruO buildings north side Seventy
- iS iscs xs'1 oTpsr W james Fee l2OoO
pio "a 3s-Jap l-Four bangs located south side Fortr
Ihst =, iSSs se' ox1er ssmSe Lynch Cost. 900
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
6ountru GtsI es!att fOr Salt.

ATORANGE, N. .J.-VIILAS, VILLA SITES
N and FARMs gest VARIETY eeartaly sHstsa o1s eq1 T s IN
ne season or year By BLACkN ELL SMITH No 23 BscldWaJ
SeW-YOk. toll oasEe corner Ma ard Cone. .is sio
ALL WANTING FARMS-GOod soil, mild
"a climate 81 miles Of Philadelphia Pnse only 425 ps se
Also Improved farms Hundreds seng Information eas nee
address G. X. LASDIS. Siuelsad heNJersey.
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
SUMMARY OF REAL ESTATE RANsACTIONs
HECOKDYD THAGSFEka

Psrsons having real estate for sale or to let
saa those dssireus Of purchasing renting susb pro-
early I'll eaa 70 tAelr interest 70 advertise In Tug
New-York tribune., 1869-01-19
S1rofissional Sgotits.
$ost anS found.

d. Sn REWARD.-LOst or Stolen, Certificate !
pOO number 1853 for $1,000 United States 1910 Eve cent
GRANT THORBURN sgued
its back p sPESCE All person cntoued against
soatiug the Dollars Res ard be pt for its return 10
KETCHUM. PHlpPs BELKNAP. No "a Broadsi