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Smyrna times., 1869-05-12

USE OF LEMONS.-When persons are fever.
lsh and thirsty beyond what is natural, indica-
ted IN some cases by a metallic taste in the
month, especially after drinking water, or by
Whltsh appearance of the greater part of the
surface OF the tongue, one of the best cool
GTS Is to take lemon, cut off the ton, sprin-
Ele over 1t some lOat-sugar, working it down
into the lemon with spoon, and then suck il
slowly, Squeezing the lemon and adding more
sugar, as the acidity increases from being
0rought up from lower point. Invalids with
iicverlshnesss may take two or three lemons day
IN tins manner with the most marked benefit
manifested by sense of GOODNESS, comfort and
lnvlgOratlOn. A lemon or two thus taken at
tea-tlme is an entire substitute for the ordinary
supper of summer, would give many a man a
comfortable nights Sleep an appetite tor break
1ast, to which they are strangers who will have
their cup OF tea or supper of relish" and
cake, and berries, and peaches, and cream.
A New PRonrBIroRY LAW IN M,ssAcur.
SETTs.-The licenses held by the liquordealers
In Boston, and in other parts of Massachusetts,
expired on Friday week, and by law lust pass
ed they cannot be renewed. ANY sale of liuuor
at wholesale or at retail is therefore. in viola
ton of the license law of last year. which has
severe penalties for illegal and unauthorized
sales. We have, therefore, what is practically
a prohlbltory law, though not just such law
as the friends of prohibition desire, and on
Saturday week the barkeepers were notified by
the State constable to cease selling. 1t is prob
able that prosecutions for violations of the law
Will soon give a large amount of business to
our criminal courts, but before any final pro-
ceedlngs can be reached the Legislature will
pass new law, or rather reenact the old pro-
hbitOry law with some amendments. II Boston
Trdreller.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-12
FIRST IN WAR, FIRST IN PEACE, AND FIRST IN THE
HEARTS OF THE COuNTRYMENm

That's not g. Washington for he dead IL Oak Hail.
the big Clothing House at Sixth and Market Philadelphia
~ war times u took strong hold the affections of the
pie because II kept possible to old prices and in
peace increases it's popularity by the excellence aud
cresng cheapness Of its cOthng but enthrOned In the
hearts OF the "counrymen" because country trade is its
Smyrna times., 1869-05-12

=, Delaware State Bonds, Railroad Bonds and
Stocks, Bank Stock and Municipal Loans
bought and sold on commission by John Nc
lear 4 Son, Bankers, No. COZ Market street,
Wilmington. Del.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-12

TIE ,CAB!NET.-lt has been a>c. rt,ip.1
continuation of prominent poliriri,n,, =. ..'a
different sections of the country have Io., Il. "
dcavorlng for some time past to clf,ct c.... ..'
changes in the cabinet to promote ,b.;, ;;.'..l
interests, The Secretaries of the Tr.,.r''' r''
State and Navy appear to he parriraI,r.,, n
noxlouS to some of these gentlemen a,i =. w.
President has been sounded w Them 'Dl ca i ,'
subject Of their removal The otFr'r. W " '."
named are determined not to >urranj.r ".''. u .
portfolios, hut to give all their aften,, '..I .,
support to the administration. and viii ,' r',. ara
sigh unless invited to do 50 by the Pr,,i.n.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-12

MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superor to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold al half the price sep9Iy
Smyrna times., 1869-05-12

RELIGIoUs.-Rev. Alfred Goodman will de-
liver a lecture for the benefit of the Yonno
Mems Christian Association, of Dover, in the
Representative Hall, next Thursday eycninr
May l3Ih, at s o'clock. Subject: :" Concen,, y,
trated Energy" Tickets, % cents.
The Jewish rite of circumcision was admins.
tered to Solomon, infant son of Mr.. T K
Shortman, Of this town, last week-when 3
days old Q
The MethOdists of this town, SUNDAY. cele.
brated the semi-centennial anniversary of the
mission work of that denomination, Rev, Mr.
Klttenho house, the pastor, preaching highly
appreclatlve sermon on the occasion. lie
breaches sermon to the children next Sunday
morning. ''
Bishop Lee will visit this town Sunday. Nav
3Oth, and confirm candidates for confrnation
a Baptist church of 22 members was consti.
tuted at Lincoln, Del, on the 2Sth nit. There
were "A other Baptists not present, who were
expected to become identified with the organ.
zatlon.. The church coAtemplates calling a has
tor and building house of worship
Rev. Mr. Flippo baptised two candidates in
the lake, near Dover, last Sabbath two weeks
Smyrna times., 1869-05-12

8 20 Coupons, Gold, Silver, and 20 Bonds
bought and sold by Jno. McLear & Son, Bank
ers, No. 6O7 Market St, Wilmington. Del.
Smyrna times., 1869-05-12

A nice line of Hats, Trunks, Travelling Bags
and Valises, at Ward & Phillips.
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proposaIs.


EAyr DEPARTMENT. BURsAU or rRoylnom AsD{
CLOrRisg. March IS, 1862
PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING AND
CLOTHING Acknowledgment Proposals, sealed AGO
oy,d Proposals Clothing and Clothing MateAs VII be
Al unt O'clock the hrst day OF Say
f,r furnishing delivering At the United states Nay M
n geWYor within the Notification 81 the accept
apes Of proposal articles specified 10 the following list VIA;
~ " wards Blne FlaGneL
palrs Woolen Socks
l00O pairs Calf shoes , -,
orr may he made al the option Of the bal
A. 81 hi Ease more than article contained the of the Chiei
e Bureau viii more ihe Arcrs
contained reject the remainder Ohers nnS' embrace
tbs whole amount Of the srleles required
The quality Of the articles and the sizes Of TIE h9rs hn
conon with samples at the NayylAdsh he"iok fhalp
md boston Asd Cor 10 the laws aud regulations us
bidders
he Psymaers at the several hAVy-iaTis
EVER accompanied BY written eaan'oe hkpen W
one responsible persons that The bidder or heis W.T. %
their accepted enter into an obgsoh smn I'VE Jays WIN
good and sn sut snretes furnish the articles proposed
considered nuss accompanied b Aueh garhiec
and te will itself abeTvto reject any proposal
Inc of the guaaniors certified y the Assessor Of
IneA tile District 10 Which they reside and uness INC
isp,e reoad y act Of furnished with The proposa
The tue right Tee. any proposal %.
cred sdyansgsous 70 ,hs GoverpnsBt HORATI0 BRIDGE
Chief Of Bureau
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SadiOn SALTS Of gtaI estate.


A UCTION SALE.-Will be SOLD on SAT-
~ URDAY April TO- o'clock "a we,sed The
mil rom Depot For particulars, inquire Of
SAMUEL HARRIS. No. ~ PiDe-st Basement .
CVPREME COURT-SALE IN PARTITION.
- JOSEPH MCGUIRE, AUCTIoHEER.
va w. TUESDAY, April Q. A..-
o'clock noon sim
A. the Rrebange saesroom. Ill Broadway -
nv .r Supreme Court under direction Of Gra Nathan.
V"' Wv Reeree)
The tTowirR valuable real estate: = -. .,,, -, ,,n-v
RIGHT HOUSES AND LOTS ON THE NORTH SIDE OF FoRTI.
,risipr ar RETWFRN THE NINTH AND TENfHAVES-
Huse three story basement frame situated on l ,1 "a
and known By street Plumbers a. 400 AV SO' ' 80
44orsR AND LOT no 2l7 EAST THlRTY-ElNTHST.1I TIE
Uonse Ia III etory basement high soop, bHehi mas h'' ANU WIN
water and n. other modern convenience %
HOUSE AND Lot NO. KlNG.ST- NEAR hANDVV'AN A
House Is two story aud attic, brick lot 22r'@
nm bs porit.ea corner Of Spring and Marion.
sts on which twO brick Houses Known a. NOS -
and3 30 Mario N SpTing-st
Mans at he Auct Office No. 30 Na"an'st
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dEALEn PRnPnSSh iii I'll H. received mn TO
CEALED PROPOSALS. VIII , De sa y, eo
Or .y part S0gpS9S R b0SPs y c6MPGS2
d',sd March l. 1863 and due IN Eve year, WIZ n,e ode of
per tree q Go,ennenl 'aIl ,.5s and September
's II les tbsn par and accrued interest VII be eosae IA
svn,pt Win he REQUIRED notification oi lhe led III.
~. IsSee of tho 10000 authorized wi" Ho'poDaDP Os ~ ~
year ,,-.-..t.. yvrysIOW. LANIER { Co., Transfer
Agents SO and indorsed :, ~ , i,s F'
PTtsbnrfh, Port Wayne sud chcago iNn'"N' ~
Hs.syoyk March ~. 1863.
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90 0lbum ii man COutirW.


yTELOCIPEDE CHALLENGE.
r.. ,,der,gnsd CHALLENGES ANY PERSON IN THE UNITED
STATES % tWowheeeJ yBL0ClPEDB RACE for Sl0oA sae
80 bs Cbsuuonshlp half mile each, best In time DO
each heat 10 Minutes - -, A. .,t,.,v az.
nov M general wheel not TO exceed 81 inches eep' pm@
Of wheel not 20 exceed ~ inches
Race 20 take place IN Brooklyn two weeks amer signing
""''" FREDERICK HANLoS
OF Hanon Brothers,
No, 7f6 and Rs BroAdwsv. corner Of renhst
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NORRIS WILKIss Auetoueer
MANSION and 90 LOTS on Pacifc-st., Ney

M ANSIUN and u LUIS on IdCIIC-SI., NbW-
1 York. and AnSbeaves BOokyn ihe residence Of Thomas
Smith, esq LUDLOW will cell at Auction, TUESDAY,
Apu6 1863 At O'clock ,t The Exchange SseToom No III Broad
HeWYOk Mansion and % Lots Of Ground situated
raeiseTt HewYor ard AancATes. Brooklyn Mansion is two
Soes basement aud attic frame filled with brick; contains hrst
parO bTsr dining buffers pantry billiard
beautifully eseodi second foor sleepngoOms with closets
also in attic; basement contains auHd Kitchen, dumb
vegetable and coal cellars The house bot e the
81 work and convenience OF h
residence; heated burglar ALARM etc AT the
eoces will sold with the house Grounds
lOts) handsomely laid out 10 lawn ard
variety Of choice fruits There is also ~
heunery l6xl28; both IN good order SHY "a
pechGse bond and nnorgsgs FOr Pei
aprV At Aueo Oncs No , Pinetl n I.
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GREAT SALE
YONKERS PROPERTY !!
MAP OF 70 PARCELS OF LAND,
CONTAINING 354 CITY LOTS,
TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION BY
JIMRS NJ MILLER

On MONDAY April s. 1869 at O'clock at The Exchange saeoOm
No. Ill Broadway
This the most desirable Of property that has ever been
Wehester County It's situation unsurpsssedVewng
from all points this property Sound and Palisades and having
for sdng merely nominal overlooking the Grand Central
which 100 the above propey adjoining the LANDS
Of Henry CowleS esq L. W. ESQ., @. Valentine ESQ., T.
L. Spring Miss Harriet Berthe; being accessible to the city at all
hours Of the days 10 minutes from the Harlem Railroad is minutes from
the Hudson River Railroad Yonke minutes from the Port Morris
and lrvngon Railroad which he laid this present
tV For Maps and further particulars apply at the Office OF the Aue
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NORRIS WILXINs Auetoneer. -
BROADWAY, SOUTHEAST CORNER

r. LUDLOW & will sell Auction THURSDAY April
1892 oeoek EIrbange SassrOom No. III Broadway " J.:
BROADWAY. RXCHAYGEPLACB, AND KRwST-The extra
large Ground wish Buildings thereon Known Nos 81 81
Broadway and Nos 81 80 IS 81 and 80 EeWEt. being
Us feet front Broadway Ind Eewt BY about an average oS0
dpth largest and most dersb property
for hos purposes ever offered city, being only
from head Wss and immediate vicinity Of the SeEiork
Exchange Open suitable Banks In
Cas- OHees Government purposes POseoa MAJ 1903
large portion bond mortgage Maps al The Aue
loueer's Ohee. No. Pues NeWYoTk (3,Ig1
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9utitts Of BanArapttp.

IN the District Court Of the United States for
The Essten Dset PeuhsyrABA In the matter o. SAMUEL
BUTLER Individually ADD late copariner Of Richard Lewis,
trading iBue Lewis Of Philadelphia Ia The County OF TmA
district bankrupt The tad bankrupt having under
he Congress "a March 1907 Sled bs petition irA dehAge
from debts provabe uud tie sad act aud Tor eeIe e
Off Is ordered meeting Of creditors BE- bed on we Ih ~
April 1869 s2 o'clock before the ktgat hyn pti Il H.
ssn At his Office 6l5 WAnutsesi 10 tie cay Of fhadpL
he contaae adjournens necessary when sra where we
and that neither assignee
creditor opposes Register certify 70 the Court whether we aI
10 bis duty under the SAID eb sou
Is IN b respects which certificate and the sad
elo.sd with ali other relating the case sil be heu V mo
n h further ordered hearing be had npon ne $40 psoh '
dsehs,gs md certificate WEDNESDAY The I'm d OF % o'
hf,e he sail Phisirlpba at 10 O'Clock M, nnen ~.
where al creditors who have proved their debts snd rhe
800 v sppsa and show " they have Sy the PRAYER Of
tbe said petition should not be granted MN - - A..
... Witness tho Hon joins tApMhbaphpp sAG ~
/. ssd District Court aud tho tsAl 'beeo' ~ - DIV P
.....Ji day Of April. A. d. ltb9 W. a. ~, -
Attest: EDWIN T. CHASE, Register no ""'"'l
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a NUKPURA HUN NVI MI UUIO IVVIOu 10
occupant oeecnpahts OF a
Houses ounuproed Lands Affected thereby 'hat
completed and lodged IN The
oe Of the for examination By all persons inter-
ested. pa
unth-s+
al Po setting curb and gutter stones as naggng sidewalks In Tenth
ave from Phy second 10 Sixty second-sts - -,
al For regulating and grading SHt! fOurthSt from Third to hhA-
The such assessment include all the several houses
j lots ground lots pieces and parcels Of and situated
s Both sides Of Eleseuth-aye from Foreh to hny-nnhs
"a Both from Fy to SlXtyseeondsm
sides OF fogl from Lexlug0uage. 10 FIh ave 70
the extent Of half the black the mesec,sg
All affected by The above nsmed Asses
m,ns opposed the either them are requested
opesent their objections wrhug Isaac nt Chairman Of the
Hoard of Assess oce No ~ Chambers street basement
New Cour! House thirty days the date Of this notice
ISAAC %. HUNT,
GUERNSEY SACKErT.)
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az Til.

r.-.r.. w SE.
ITO LET-Fully and handsomely furnished,
elegant COUNTRY SEAT located on the Pao opposite
p sI. .' s. SUPPLIED WITH
lpS SSif GsR S5P peg fRSoT " n g,'
fxsS HOUSE yin for Da sss
Ss seen Sn upon Psrma Apply A W. LowERRR no
TO t LET y .rt furnished OF unfgrnished C0UN-
Apply cd Nc Is p fiS ssT so to 800 per month
TO LEI furnished, delightful COUNTRY
- Nth several acre: Of choice land fne garden plenty
'- 80 MiTchfEE LIZ Co.. No. % Pines.
V'O LET-At Danbury or Redding, Conn, a
FURNISHED HOUSE For p''T'iS'Fp i 1ssR p.nur
TO LET in Jersey City:--Three-sto and
basement BRTCK HoUsE a sSTi,Sns all the
Isl scntgomsryt Jersey CITY.
no LET-The LOFTS of No. Col Broadway,
feet i'2 s P?1 @frRfL 10. 81 and 80 Ises
INO LET-HOUSE No. Liyingston-place.
/ Rsu, $500 Apply to HMERRITr. No ~ ThiId.sys
no LET-At Summit, N. j., 1t hours from
NswYO dwelling HOUSE containing 9 T po,,s S ANA
meiy Apply EDGAR No % N'''Au''t' NeSfOrk or "A
LITTRIL at Summit -.-=
ITO LET-Low to good tenants-HOUSE, No;
Il 100 B.dcst Henyst Brooklyn basement an loot ana
third stor $3S second story S2S @ ns9T he f SSa
between md % Monday Tuesday. @ and s Of Ap only
% minutes from WaLst
VNO LET-A first-cass STORE and BASE
MENT in Thirdavs, near AEPy a Tqis,v.
TTO LET-Partly furnished, a good HOUSE !;
and f f, %HpsIe Epy to maxwell m Ia
no LET.-The four-stOry brOwn-stOne
HOUsRS Nos 10 and II LiVpgsonphce fronting on suyyeint
Square For further particulars inquire of CHARLES WAhbLbi
No iOa B,a Tenh,t, Yer.YOIL
TVNO LET-A medium size HOUSE with IA
improvements 3stories hghsop No So bat
Niueeuth,t Apply to C. FOLSOM, Real E''Ats once NJ" "
no LET, at rutherford Park-A French
roof HOUSE containing 70 rent s6Oi I've minutes nom
| depot Inquire Of Mr.. H. DARRoWs. at depot
| THO LET-The three-story high-stoop HOUSE,
No IS Rast Twenty nDhst, with Mirror fsI2I Carpets Gas
FItns Oil Cloths and Shades will b. rented With the house. 90
| sired May be seen from unhl O'Clock p m
| TN0 LET-At Irvngton, N. j., II hours from
HewYok COTTAGE containing nine rooms With
Apply to A. J. HARRISON No IS Pkest, Hew.Yort City
ITO LET-A neat and we'll furnished LODGE
day or evening" JAMES MERRcS No aOs E..s
| RROADWAY.-To LET, STORE aud BASE
lD MEST Of No. al Broadway wssrt Inquire The store
ia LE0NARD-ST., near Broadway, to
n LBTlis very central location and 10 Broadway
maxi desirable for business POsse,son Immediately Apply
TO HENRY HEATH, No Bonds. -
PLEASANT OFFICES,
with EVERY CONVENIENCE DBsIRABLE)
OPPOSITE rHE ciTY HALL,
(SiA9s SUtteI,
" TO LET OR LEASE: Ii
Possession lst May earlier n desired Apply ooe o.
Home Life Insurance Co.. No. 25S broadway.
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6opartnrrsgip 9Otifrs.
6urnomtiun IIOiitss.

OFYck OF THE METROPOLITAN BOARD HEALTH,l
No. 8 Motst March q. 1863
t n meeting of the Metropolitan Board OF
N Health held ooe No Sol Mot New'iors, on the 2ash
day Of March. 1863, the olowing resolution was adopted:
Essolved hereby declared to be additional ordnance o.
hs Hoard as follows: manure garbage 9her material nt
,bIe 10 emit offensive shall In adcent TO The built
mn pous Of any city village Of the Metropolitan Sanitary Distress
nrd or stirred except such be hk-
HE by reason thereof % increase snch exhibitions
"...,... GEORGE b. LINCOLN, Presl1snt
:Ls BaMoxs CLARK, Secretary.
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Y.aul NOtins.

CUPREME COURT.-GEORGE j.. SMITH v.
- EDNOS 4 CONNER and ROBERT L. SAW-By virtue Of =
Coo made IN this action The s day 81 MsIeh t
Al the Ctr will DO o By the undsnned through JO
sEP MCGUIRE at the MerehantS Exchange saeoon
City Of New iofk the theHih da OF Apr
1863 Al O'clock noon following described prenset Al that GER
piece Of ground situate lug ana seng 10 hs ssv
utb formerly Wand Of the CITY OF heE1ok beng one OF "
len lots guted Mcetn by Isaac S0utenbtrgh aD fhp
oabd Of Friurei for the Southern District Of We
state Of said lots frmsry belonged 70 James Ne
sneey desgnad ehArt soe Of bis estate BY EYER,
B1uef CITY lot hsreby granted and conveyed
souhery IN frou nionsttee westerly by s hunne
esry bT . Number norbeT 10 the by OF
nj ow formerly containing 10 BREADTH
front ana twenty-five feet and IN sugh each SIDE one
bne being premises conveyed by Johh Webber and
wife 10 John ndeutus hsang date tho hneenih DAY o.
Ooer s7 recorded Registers once % New York In hte JI
Of Copyrvanc psge November a. lsJDaed Hesiorf March
24th, 1869 WILLIAM mhhElNt referee % "A"s"''"
CHAHLEs w sAsDYoRDj P1H Atty. SO. 5TUontow
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a 1 Sutton salss of 3taI estate.
by JOHNSON " M III NJ
No IS SAs., 81 cor. csPARsr. SsyYosTE ou,,, sold
ss :sS.Ssd S Iopi % &cn FortHfs &c
u Soy a St5T5SS ,S SALE
BALANCE OF TriE WILLIAMSON HOMESTEAD FARM
fs9d pllS liberal -. Maps s At oacss q Aa,uosesr.
Also AT SAME TINE AZ AM bG FnEESF Brooklyn
VALUABLE GTE TR 4ssRbUBk LOTS
DWIGHT. woLcorr, s1Itiy4S, AND DrkEMAxsrs,
ATLANTIC AND BRIB BASINS
USrGHTsT entire frOn between Sullivan and VOL
DwiSHTsT entire between wOlcOtt and Dis
sSIiTGGySs, lxS ST So q DTlssts' l lot
M2ES NaS w. = 70 n 20 St Dglg9sst lots S,~
t. easy FLAPS AuciiOueeu OncS No. Is N'Ss'u's N T.
mnoeoe :. r TSs6ay E. arRn &. III Broadway,
81 SPLENDID ZIG HTEsSTa WARD LOTS
cKPsFT rs T. .. Of q Ss sss1.s
o's property S ,d ny ~ Ga 'eS distance nT from
S En-. oa ever moment: ob.sSas front he
T TO- T 5 ou 1S BSou 'n''' No. %
VALUABLE BRICK HOUSE,
BEDFoRDAvR BROOKLYN,
ST JoHyGgPS SP Il. e. CHURCH
Basement c%.H, and sSS ce dH Bt
M S1ss At he NswYOr and No.
s.oel at E.e ESDS saa,1oan A Ea III Broadway
500 CHoiCB LoFs
wooDHHAvRN
,, .cLAsEEcEysIILE
ATLGXTIGAvs. BOULEVARD.
aud in immediste vicinity Of
soUThi ShiER S9d FAST bRp SEwfoRA
IT,. a. 2,Ilo good grades surrounded
S F % over The sauib.ds Railroad will be given to will
Ep. now ready AucoP.srs No rs NassauIt
1'Tl and No. Isl N0'i TiiUssb SISol Aplr
00 sSiGs AUCTION SI SALE Broadway
lat. S'S Senior F.iias Ss Of he . Ioa.: : q
r,prR n SsXTrF FSFR AND RIaTEENru WARD
UADLh o. BROOKLYN LOTS. ~ AM
JoH ST. AND UNloN'AvR, = e eOrnsrI2 lots
Dayk 4 4SB B BEySRFT sse s
PAR ia s., 49, n " Of Dsheyoiss.Ave;-7 lou.
ESesl DAVE, "a lots entire fOn' between Frost and
" ksesi ,ypAvE AND JAcKsoS.sT eorPer-2lOtL
JACKSON ST, n a, n = Of KnEsA1d-sys 6 lots
SSseNS5y opposite ne Va 'S Of i'si
E ESFKESlyR AID NORTH GESRY,sT !ancaOn1ol
SSER we and sTsSk II f.TS.. t. f1 o lots
Esas6sos ~ 4 SeI!S .sT!,t .ls.. sA
sFsaF DEEDS P Psl5 sS abstract. 1 sS al. purchaser. free
a, ~ s. Seventy per rsn.is On noTts.s. 10 gs.
. sale and 60 days viii be EIea ior the payment o. We
isr,i-,Hg21 per cent ,,,,..
"A lots the above property nn1a
VkSDFPVOORT, PORTERAVES, BENTON, PAkhEh, BEN
dOSSrS
3 ...a l t on S:S ti o. ls 4sp piii' 9a
IN particulars at the Aueonssrt ose.s No Is Sss'nu st.,
g. v.rorss spd So ISL Montague st., BrookJh
- NoRRs K CRaNE AueioBeer
Il v1TPVsDELL g. CRANE, General Auc-
ID ~, a. "a ea Agents No. IS EiadopsL Hobokeg
.LDiT,f AND TWO DWELLING HOUSES Al
y SLISH NEGHBORHOOD, N J.,
NPub srrH4. TUESDAY, April 1892 at2 O'clock p n on
premises
TRtSE- s. above at public suction Tor John
HeighboLood. n j.. two desirable frame
sixty gby located building lots IN the center OF
remain bond aud mortgage
Pstea property. free tickets to attend the
hai application a. RUSDBlL CRANES keal bsAe
K1ehmge. No. IS HudSon-St, Heboken, N, j.
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NoREis K; cR1SS, ASe,iSneeT

n.
7, vsTPVeOEL g. CRANE, General Auc-
ID ~ A. "a. Estate Agents IS Hadson-st, Hobokeu n
sXT lDiT,i LOTS AND TWO DWELLING HOUSES AT
y SLISH NEiGHB0RHO0Di n. J.,
Al Pub Arel TUESDAY April 1899 a2 O'clock p a. on
=. the premises -
TRuST CRANE will sell above at public suction Tor John
n Probsi ~ English HghboLOod j. two desirable frame
Dwelling sbd sixty eby located building lots the eeter Of
t depot remain bond aud mortgage
said property also free tickets to attend The
hsd application a. TRUSDbL CRANES heal bsAe
Krehmge. No. IS Hudson-st, Hoboken, n. J.
SALE ABSOLUTB-I clear the premises stormy at keiJs
Hotel the property
Tns via northern Rarod leave CbAnbersSL HeWYOk at
p n and jersey CITY las p. m 10 time for sale.
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DRAMATIC READINGS!-Free SCS2MhEEhHIIeeasS
uali Cooper Ipstuie upper hall under n, IhsakEL
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guarS anS DOums.

gOarb ano DOums.
A FEW B0ARDERS can find n pleasant,
healthy COUNTRY HOME IN he northern part oiwsehssssr
County. BY addressing wESTCHBsTBR. Tribune Once
COUNTRY BOARD-ln private family in
~ the pleasant town fkorhampton Mas r eight
be Accommodated with board from May 20 October For paueu
address s. Boz NO. t3i references eIehaagtd
10 WEST FIFTEENTH-ST.- Third story
Itc FURNISHED ROOM to LIT gesismts without board
Family strictly private
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misnuantous.

DRJSIIES of EVERY DESCRIPTION at
ID as1 Peast, HarPeFs Building 6 S,S'ex a. u ,1s
fae,ory prices JonN n nv -
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CONMlSsiONkR
No. 80 Cbsmhersst, NRwfoRk jan I, 1909
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-No tlce Is hereby
given that the Rolls Of the Real and Persona Estate OF
N. CIV and Coun Of NewYork 1852 will M ia'
speton and revision MONDAY jan H. 1909 and will re-
main open sy Of Ap 1859 FOR the correction Of e1o
equalization Of The assessments Of the oesa real so
estate OF County ofNewYork Al persons bieving tnen
seys aggeed make application TO the
during period mencped oter obtain the ssi
by law shat during the time The Doos
be open public insecton, hertntehre provided AZ S -
made by any person considering hlese agkIss4 -
eed valuation Of bis real perseaa estate !" d S,1,
msde in relation 20 tue ss'esscl
or ~ estate h must be statsg the groaa o.
lection thereto thereupon tie ComnsSouers shal
and H. In their iudmept the assessment wy
hal cause the sane eoeet II such apphsshon ~
on 10 the assessed valuation Of peonal estate hs
,xamps uu,r oath by he said Commissioners who saa os
20 administer Of them ana W n
they shall the sse 70 se
And On the amount they may behave .
Sse,.rs thar deea thereon within thirty dys amer sua
Seeu Noredueton shall De MADE ol ds hIs
of personal estate
@ i,s M spossr aarnsIon that 70: pary g
sneysd va, upabe attend within the period preserosl
nsn oI tAisA V ''.''1 u $500 " ALLEN. lCommsslonsro
i W BROWN} Tarss End
q NJ DEPRw,) AssessmeHtA