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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-11

MONSIEUR KAINTUcK Dc THE FIp-
pLER.-On board the steamer Indiana,
in one of her trips down the Mississippi,
were a large nnmber. of good natured
passengers. They were seeking to while
away the hours, according to their several
notious Of pleasure, and would have got
on sery we'll but for one annoyance.
There happened to be on board, Hoosier
from the Wabash, who was going "down
to Orleans" and he had provided hiu-
self with an old violin, fancying that he
o'uld fiddle as well as the best man, and
planting himself where he could attract
notice, scraped away. The fellow couldn't
fiddle any more than setting hen, and
the horrible noise disturbed his fellow
passengers excessively. A Frenchman,
of very delicate nerves, and a very fino
musical ear, was especially annoyed. He
auttered, fdgetted aud swore ut the
"sacro" fiddle. The passengers tried
various expedients to rid themselves of
the Hoosier and his fiddle, it was no
go-"he would music just as long as he
ID pleased" At last, big Keutuckiun
sprang from his scat, saying. 81 reckon
I'll fix him." Placed himself near the
amateur fiddler, and commenced braying
with all his might. The effect of the
move WINS beyond description. "Old
kentuck' brayed so loud that he drow-
md the screechirg of the fiddle, and
amid the shouts of the passengers, the
discounted Hoosier retreated below, leay-
ing the victory of the unequal contest
with the Kentuckian and his singular
aud impromptm imitation Of Balaam's
friend. The delight of the Frenchman
knew no bonds; quiet was restored for
the day. During the night the Ken
tuckian left tho boat The next morn.
ing, after breakfast, the passengers were
startled by the discordant sound of their
old tormentor; HUosier had discovered
that the coast was clear, and was bound
to revenge himself on the passengers.
Loud, and worse than ever screamed the
sddlo. The Frenchman, just seated TO
read his paper, on the first sound, rose,
looked anxiously around shrugged his
should, RS and then cried, "Vare is he!
rare isheP Qneeok- quceck, Aon Disu!
Ware is Monsieur Kentuck, de man rot
plugs on de jaehass."
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thing befote. my eyes, because / am.
positively surcthat--
si'ost nortem mihI est, qsaque more

"GAsfoN, FEssET."
This letter, togcther with q sealed one,
were taken from his pocket by Captain
Gain, the Chief sof Police. The sealed
letter was addressed Is Mems. Arthur
Malssaguo, and has not's been sbroken
open. 1t is not known, therefore, what
it contains. ~
The scene now had become almost
frightfnl, The. man lay upon his back
breathing heavily, and sansuine tide
issuing from his month. The ball in its
course through his head had bulgcd out
bis eyes, rendering shiacous, his face,
blackened BY the corgeaiiug blood, while
over the pale lips had settled bloody,
froshy foam.
g The .stnnutest men surued away from
the scene sisk at heart. He was evidently
an educated man, aud WAS employed as
clerk in a confectionery on the corner of
Bayou road and Esplanade street.
The young girl, Maggie Walker, has
only been in the city about two years,
and came from Franklin parish, where
her parents now reside. The girl is about
twenty-five years Of sgss is rather Aeshy,
and is somewhat pretty, with black eyes
and dark brown curling hair.-New
Orleans Picayane.
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A BARGAIN.

dr. A TRACT OF LAND CONTAIN
ing 300 acres, with good two story
UfMliiouse and Kitchen, and out houses
thereon, IA miles from Orangoburg C. II. 80
acres under fence, 60 under cultivation this
year. Soil fine, clay close. Place healthy.
&c. Bounded on the North by Ball Branch,
n good running stream.
This is n remarkable cheap place. Terms
accommodating. Apply to
ANDREWS & CO.,
july 2s-tf Lands Agents.
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lLsAlNDT AGENCY,
ANDREWS, q CO. :

As We are now prepared to- attend to The
AAaars:.:Ssc... ni.rnael Of LAND in Orange.
burg County, and having every facility at
our hands, we would respectfully call the At.
tentien Of our LAND HOLDERS, who. may
feel disposed to change Investments, to the
fact. Our Per Centage will be light. anil
where there is no sale there will be no
charge. b
I Piats, with full Description sof Property
offered for sale, must be furnished us. e
All persons having land for sale will please
callo tho Undersigned at the 0RASuEpuRo
NEws' Office. T. C. ANDREWS s co.
July 10 s, s,,,,n.eeu,,,.i ,,,,.l II
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000 REWAR D.----I WILL
IeUUV give One Thousand Dollars
Reward for any case of the following diseases.
which the medical faculty have pronounced
incurable, that DIR. Richau's olden Rem edies
will not radically cure. DR.. Richau's G ol,len
Balsa'n, No. L., will cure Syphilis in it's
primary and secondary stages, such MS old
ulcers, liberated sore throat, sore eyes, skin
eruptions, soreness of the scalp, eradication
diseases and mercury thoroughly. Dr.
Richaus Golden Balsam, No. >, will cure the
third stages, or Tertiary Syphilis, Syphillitic
and Mercurial rheumatism, and defy those
who suffer from such diseases to obtain n
radical cure, without the aid of this ME icine,
which docs not prevent the patient from eat
ing and drinking what they Ike. have hun
drcds Of certificates showing the miraculous
cures effected by these remedies. Price Of
either No. l or No. 2 S5 per bottle, or two
bottles SD. DIR. Richau's Golden Antidote-A
safe. speedy, pleasant. and radical cure for
Gonorrhoea, elect, Irritation, Gravel and all
urinary arrangements, accompanied with
full directions, warranted to cure Price
SO per bottle. DR.. Richau's Golden Elixir
dc Amours-A radical cure for General De-
bilify in old or young, imparting energy to
those who have led life Of sensuality. II
is invaluable 10 those who are anxious for
an increase of family. Powerful, harmless.
Hnd speedy in restoring health. Price s;:i
per bottle, or two bottles, 80. On rcccip, of
price, by moneycd order, registered letter,
or express, these remedies will be shipped TO
any place. Prompt attention paid to NIL
correspondents. None genuine without tho
namc of DR.. Richau's Remedies. ID. B.
Richards. sole proprirtnr. blown in glass of
bottles. Address DR.. ID. B. RICHAC'S.
No. 2as Variok 81, NeH York Office hsurs
from D a. N. 10 9P. NJ. Circulars sent.
Aug. 81 st5 If
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215 ACRES

TIMBERBD with PINE, OAK
III and HICKORY, on Willow Swamp.
No improvements. Will be sold on LONG
CIR DIT. Also
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PLANTATION BITTERS

This wonderful vege-
table restorative is the
sheet-anchOr Of the feeble
and debilitated. AS a
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it has
NO equal among stomach
les. AS a remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women are espec-
tally subject, it is
superseding every other
s tim ulant. In all
climates, tropical, tenn
perate or frigid, it acts
as a specific i'm every
species of disorder which
undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever it is intro
duced it becomes a
standard article---a me-
diciEa!! staple. tt is to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and the laOst popular
medicine i'm the civilized
wOrld---be sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, GrOeers and
Country Stores.
aug 81 1y
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ORANGEBURG COUNTY,
PROBATE COURT

lhpDAI u tOI III.
Ef porte w. c. Wolfe. Executor, In re Lost
Will of Christian Wolfe
4 pPLlCATI0N. HAVING RREN MADE
N by W. C. Wolfe, Executor. for leave
TO prove the past Existence Loss aud Con-
tents of tho Last viii and Testament of
Christian Wolfe, deceased. it is ordered,
That all persons who may think themselves
interested do appear before me at Orange
burg on the 9Oth day Of October next, and
cross examine the evidence which may he
prodnccd and introduce evidence in reply.
Probate Office. Z PHAD. q, ANDREWS,
July RO, 1869, Judge of Probate.
July 81
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Orangeburg--In Equity.
James J.. $. Dukes, Bill for sale of
Administrator. Real Estate to pay
VS.. debts, for
Mary Ann G. Dukes, Injunction and
ct. nl. Relief

Notice is hereby given TO the creditors OF
the late JOSEPH DUKES, deceased, that
they are required by decree in this case. to
present and prove their respective demands
before Charles B. Glover, Esq, at Orange
burg South Carolina, on or before the frat
day of October next, or he debarred the
benefit os said decree
Clerks Office, ! GEORGE BOLIVER.
orangeburg :. c., G. c. r.
July IL, 1869.
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.if If ntrtf rnfntfAt@ Hta ELHfaR
FUNETERE. HSEERDHN6as <ke.
n. WHITES Parnittfre Wass- -RsoIsIss
corner of Market and King Streets, Charles
ton. s. c.. supplies many families, beth
Country and Town to tsSjr feli satisfaction.
Read q few quotations from lesssrs ile, re-
ceived:
NxwBERRy, April 8, 1869.
Mn. II. WHITE--DEAR SIR. The PuYni.
turc came safe to hand aud was yuss as y8p
represented il. Numbers Of visitors have
looked at it, and il is much admired, IN Vaet
nothing like 1t IN this place. "a nlay EsEae
means of your solling more heTes
Yours truly, ss2lG 9 17ss hNsA'
Another fgam wisasheEe, s. C.. sais,,w
I'VE arc well pleased with the sait. Send
Wardrobe 10 n'atch.7 sSSsast @sisENo9
Anil one from 0rangesnrg CaRaty
"FUfhiturc arrived ssfe, aud flndfy d.
lighted .,,,e ..&.l, s.. IA s,ts.e.
Try him FOR yourself t
Hees 80 lie keeps CRADLEstos. n I,
Conner King and Market Streets,
may--!2m Charleston, s. c.
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Nanny" said prccocious littlslboy
whe, againts his will, vas made to rocl
the cradle of his baby brothnr, "If tn
Lord has any more babies to give away
don't You tako en-"
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ORANGEBURG COUNTY,
PROB.ATR COL'RT.

Er parte Jas. d. Jones, Guardian
JAMES D. JONES, THE GUARDIAN OF
ey John II. and Henrietta Livingston, gives
notice that aftcr thirty days from this date,
he will apply for final discharge from his
Guardianship.
THAD. G. ANDREWS,
aug lit Judge of Probate
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The State Of South CarOlina.
OnANGEBURG County.
In Equity.

IN EQnity.
A PPLICATION HAVING BEEN MADE
N by Thaddeus C. Andrews, before me, to
Establish the former Existence, Contents and
Loss Of a Certain Deed or Declaration of
Trust, executed by the said +. C. Andrews, Of
a certain Lot or Parcel of Land in the Town
of Orangeburg, conveyed! by J. A. K. Hol-
man to T. c. Andrews, said Lot being on
Street fronting Presbyterian Church and
So Sire at, formerly property Of Iol,n
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and those desirtng purchase rent such property
viii find il 10 their 70 advertise Ia Tue Tribune
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any oner news
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Semi Weekly Weekly. comprise individuals IN every
business professor; consequently advertisements IN each
are read By all classes THE TRIBUNE deVotes especial
reports OF sales OF real estate both IN city
and country thus adding greatly tue value of It's col
umns medium The charges for adyer-
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for each insertion WEEKLY tribune q per line: SEM
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pISSENG cps ARRLEEn-

IRON FERN 'NDINA, FA-n steamship Alabama. Nov 6-ht
Sflrt-vaut Mr. Jordan.
FiOM SAvANNAH-In steamship Virgo Nov &C II stauley
,I Vtulcrb~rg Albert Gar, J. A. Wis Mss knma Papsr NJ
awe Mas Clay, A. keuuvdy and lady Wallace r. "
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pare tbs reqnestedts
A. PACKAGES The NeWl Associated Press ouy 70
rsr.sl. authority Of j. W Nmouton General
t..at Nr rasaEes or the Journal 81 Commerce It"es fRBuNE
... f3rrss Errsta5 Pest COMMERCIAL Adr>rtisr siadb
,ag sboah be delivered ohY 70
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PROPOSALS for COAL TAR.

~ MANHATTAN GAsLIGHT COMPANY prepyoed to
yni the ans-uh day DvcsnbSr vert tf Cue eair-
9. Tsro produced the works and " ~ dshrerl
% 81 tbs Lanpsuy Tor Of years ffyg che JlIi day Of
March. 1879. -, -, -. 4. - =, q In
The Proposals addressed 20 Tie asssrngna me-, 9s .e- q ~.
r. ps Tor each tls sbopIsd az Sbv Nors n tAe ON
s oy.bty N Goa cArbooi aHna acat 40 on suns AIl
n s OF q coal ssht " gallons Ibe G@p
a. 81 t themselves fer II the any oSSef
tTv luther nay b. ObtAias application to ,,
Any '1-'' JOSEPfl'A SAHBAION,
RpxAbeer Manhattan Gasight COMPANY.
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100 u....rnls ct al .g1 slsstsl
n u.,.k, a.I All. Merrill

81 Uslh, 3, Al AIT Merrill 1856 Messsrols Of a. as1 o''
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COURT OF GENERAL sESsTONs.-William OBren, BdW
IT, Pstr,k stafford leasc Geo Corneias ssaa sso
battery Jamss Ksuneds rape. George shcrdsu Isaac MSNA $50
John Knapp Gese Quuu Mari Aun TIei samuel So
Flanagan. grand arctuy; Ahes WArd MAY Ahh
receiving Eoos, frvOrsk BoWs obtaining goods ey 's
I
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Snttion SaIts Of StaI 6siatt.

~ cNdLb u f-Atl4 N9saAN'
hoNRs wlLKtys Asenousrr. - -. -. ,,,,,
GALE IN PARTITION, By ORDER OF The
- SUPREME COrKT. UNDER THE DIRECTION OE D. l.
LEEFERIS. ESQ. RElEREE-NALCAhLk PhOPkhll % lh1a
PECT PARK JuRA LEMON Rr. GHACk-IOthI AAD BELLS.
sT. BROOELYSs FLATBUsH TURSPlKB VERNON d, L0lL
AND PROSPECT SITS. FLATBtSHi hhlN0 fAhI W ms
ESTATE OF ELIZABETH LUDLOW. bECkASEu .
H. LUDLOW url sell A. aastioa o. THURSDAY, Nov u
la9 At Ia aeoh Il Cry SaesfOS PhcniI buiEps No ~
Cou-st. opposite CITY Hsl- br0otlyu: -,
pRuSPECT PARK yAuahe po eompsing ever twelve oi ana
havvE sf56 Tie FsTI asSiog 1s ans 81 1oss
NHliut isreassd . -,
nath rdc ~ Jorasmuust. EnH ssf
s.ter from Cutn bstuE p v Asosi ~ st sih nzh
q u.y ID, Aso small adonHE Que 81 ALL oH %
rear frmtiug ausT.
RTOs h - the 1orthsry AIDE OF Orhee-eourt "
frrt N-sisrlr from HiSisst. 1TH isst
BkhGKEsTEht and the ronhsrv SIDE of BerEs
Carn aud VISerbtsreA ogsthsr sArhg saiAgs Of
2DLg feet On Bsrg-R-st -
FLATBUsH TUREP1KRs Of rrousd ooniaining thoat sIy
A., ~ % basud-i aihu,h Ferbouare aud <itst
Tb~s- lots Thcrr ih- pot Of fab
h taupts Gnd handsome AHd stle
HOTEL nj rIc-lent autbni diafA
PRGsPECT IsI9o feet 'isisry ras Of ProIPs st.
- te fra1r puiuu-st
TBKNs oF sALEs' pr Of the pssAA's sAa 70
main 90 Bond and Mougtgs
Mac sol fn particular a. the II Aaeos.sr No. Poe
Br-.sl,n tasSl
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or No h7 BroidFsJ Fe".loth
GALE OF THE CONFEDERATE STATES
- LABORATORY BUILDING AT MACON, GBORGlA.-Ths
bung oenpird BY the Georgia STATE Fair
Of b best prsssd be add tbe most manner
b. Confederate States he used LABORATORi The main
pran huuE high each 20 fetl and $40 feet
hy
and s,e by Is mile ard half from the
sy upun she ael Of the Macon and West
Railroad building situated To the Of the cotton
growing Of Gsa and expressly arranged iosapport mahiBer
capitalists
whom Geors keld faT invement
By vue epoRd nsgrd irun the u District
Southern District ~ Geunia MI sell The above
vth Us 81 land shch 70 = situated 10 ne
highest bidder the FIRST TUESDAY DECEM'
BhR (Dre l4) Sac positive Terms cash kOE farther
ueuas appr = the 4. = Marshal Savaunab. Ga
Ssvanush Ca Oct ~ lao ". n. SNVrH. o. s. Marshal
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nutitts Of 8anhrsVttg.

III the DISTRICT COURT OF the UNITED
1 AZ Tvs 70, he EAsTERN DISTRICT of PBNNsiLVANiA-
m BASkRuPTCYA PhlLAOhLililA jay ss ~, sId gs
uESRY RfrLER oopanusr With Henry Foster As A. y
- pPti.Irlpha 10 tie County 81 Phlsdepha and state OF
sH,y,aia sal irst Sho has been adaFeda b'krais
- -. nston the Distinct Court u "a District 10 tha
g,.a, II s.i BauErspt WA FOGDbs Assignee No m s1s'a
Sirth.si. 49,
IN the DISTRICT COURT of the UNITED
- Az .,itsf 81 JOBs d COTTON BaHknptu bsnlag'eS-
general meeting Of ths Creditor, q Sd banI'sps ,, IN R,ss
49, No so Wlnast Philadelphia, Monday hsy ~ is.,
WI .osk ar the parpOss Aaiaed IN ne Eh Anl AStn
.,tsn. oftbs BsnUrupt Lss. AZ THIS ns,pas We .seoss
~ The Assignee s be exhibited and s''Ssna DC as0H 10
Cisdi's'' Of 'aS S-9'fpe .e9'.1J g. PRICE, Anss,G
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sArrRn.r.N wKArHRR RRPnRr-sA

4f9 Moou sets.'.s VIZ
,,a, Hoat 10 COWS Hell GAts..... l:5l
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Ecurs. 6mriayts, d.

NOR SALE for want OF use, a good bay
HORsE uofeF IN single OF danhe uAn'ai VI" We 500"
600 Appr A. ~ Psllst. IN the blacksmith sh"p
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anrtiuu Salts of Real Gstztt.

auhion Salts OF aeal Gstztt
J. JsHSsoS. IT,. Age,oussr
RY JOHNSON ,o & MILLER
% S.Ag 6 sss s "a TI I9s s..,s,
rested exchanged Loans s,solslsd ASeiou Of Furniture te
rl, s,o,l At the EIebs1F, ssl,,rsou. III Broadway
IMPORTANT ABSOLUTE SALE
or
so CHOICE BUILDING LOTS,
curry , dss 1i6In The -,
hing ran ~ The block h,aai.d bv
rlST EPWYORE AND UI1CA.AVEa AND PURNALD.ST.
R h: principal 6sr9ashisrs lrahng 70 the 0rird
ss E. E,tT.nss O. p@sYs. P saT The R'oG1 to BE- F
mes s,,, sp. ne sSe avenues United staIys viz
thrOSsb Prospect thereby bringing the properly almost =, toe
s.o Of E.rIor. CIV Fs lots ", srI by gaTsa USR @
ss,bs any ses ia the market hIpy xssty so
Also at ,,pt time and place. ! -
BALANCE OF THE PROPERTY SITUATED AT GREAT NECK,
formerly 0''is Is T. SEs 81 iR EEK G6 m1' '''''s
Az nth. above property si be sid AbsolG'e regardless Of price
''' Johnson MILLER. Is S,.sau,st n 7.
WALTER & PAhyTTT. AucioaesE - ~.
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION ...
FIVE BRoWE-srOER FRONT STORES
MODERN TRSBMBSTs
'.EDKE SDAY, NOV. 10,
Tl2 m, on the Prsnss',
wYrHRA AVE. BETWEEN DIyIsIoS.AyE AND RUsnsr,
BROOKLYN Z D.
Five block, from Roosevelt Perry.
TERMS OF sALR:
IS cent cash IS s: % bond and %srs 70 per cent on cay
bach door contain, FOODS with all modern Improvements
r" '''''' WALTER < PARFrrr. Ae,,isn.,t
Brooilyn, E. D.
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Stal 6stat, TO 6Itbaug,.


CONNECTICUT FARM or VILLAGE PROP
~ EKrY wanted. IN EXCHANGE for the RESIDENCE aud
GROUNDS foanag fAts River appetite CeHtrsl PARK.
NJ A. RULAND q Co. Beekmsbst
EXCHANGE -Four tvo-story high, base
IL m.s brck Psrk Bokyu good loeou
res.sI Western aud OtAer property a. Lbsuyst, t0n
o.
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gunu ssIanS giaI Gstatt for salt.

TOR SALE-7O-acre FARM, 40 miles on Long
NJ A rutland Co. 5 Beesmansf, n Y.
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Corporation gOtirts.

Corporation NOtius.
TROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To
OIRON PPB proposals Val p
Al IN. Cd e. oapda CIV Hall Park until III O'Clock Of
DAY H. 1899 furnishing A1d ang about ~ &c. ~ Am
wood sith Narda patent sscb s J'l
Anh.t. snl 10 RAnAs Island For hAIk proposals Ane
ofornatou auply Chsfof this Dspaftsat
&VSs ~ "a Issi THOMAS STEPHENS CrOs9n
Wv '''-' ~ ROB'T 1. DARRAGH, Aqaeoaet
GEO s GRRBSK Bssrd
err % AKNlORK DEPARrHEST o, FisaSCa.
... BuRKAU hEcSivsNos ,s1A7
.I CorNr fIousE PARE y ChAm6ertas hs' '''es =
mo pAYFRS-Notice is hereby gwen
- ct iii he added 20 al unpsie % The les o. De
e.ber additional per eens on - M .ss ne, Gems .r
.suum csicaad dav the books ws,s ~ s III ~ ~
OF Tsa.s a. toe day oi payment val DC ' wa ~
ssra aer ceoch D. ohee hsa5s r,5d stST IN v
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Munrr Tuanrh.

nIANONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRG and
SILVER WAR; BOUGHT and MONEY LOANED "a then, bl
Gsa G ALLEN as Broadwsy QUE door beos taualsL
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sruohIrn gtal 6statt for Sat.

FOR SALE.-A Bargain.ASTORE PROP
- Ekll basinrs Eame, 19Itd lDt 81
10 vit bsisS 90 2H5a; sA sold cheap Apply ~ Sso
" hikRs. lVgs Ny uleayS
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GOpartntrsbip guiitu.
IHE FIRM of +. & S. WOOD is this day
ass'.t. By ugtgs. canseat The aasirs 10
'se- hN Us WOOD sho will continue the business
cd taDi - st 81 East near 3lsve STEPHEN WO8D
i' has 'Ir1c1 ae~ yard al The foot q Eas isthst
Ns~-yorh Nov. isGs sTEPIES WON 60
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Br-'slyh tSe.2l-
NaHNs VILLAIN. Aseuanost ..
GALE IN PARTITION, =
- rs OHDBK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
UsdsT -dirsei,oa u J. L Lefsns Referee,
No d 81 DUANRST. AT AUCTION
4 H. LUDLOW Co sl svh Al aueuoS,
TUESDAY. Ssv g. iS6o
. 81 ~ srlaet
AT TUR EXCHAEGE SALkSROoh, III BROADWAY, .
AHR The valuable LOT. With BUILDING fnopn
80 b-ts-en broadway and adsoos
.ias i4l ssu 90 r,.r 1854 IN d'p's co. I'S Ir ias,
N.us kc . Al the Asetionssrs ohee No Pu,St (1sSol
A j. RLHEcxxH AHeiiou=~r
CPLENDID PROPERTY in WESTCHESI lex
- COUNTY At AUCTION ..
A. j. I3LEECKEIE, son & Co..
WILL SILL AT AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, Nov. H. at II m.
AT TIE EXCHANGE sALEsROON IN BROADWAY,
81 ACRES of VERY CHOICE LAND,
IN THE TOWN OF ossIsfEG wRstcHgsTBR COUNTY,
,at % . hrhsay the and orfating the Gle
g utrv 80. Of J. Butler night esq ug b>ise-n the issts
OF Mrs. Bshop D. Rogers the nsh Of AhrAA.s
ESQ ohs late Thomas hr'on Oh the south Aaa
adjoining the sststs Of william n. Aspuwsl, $50 ~
susrspube OF Subdivision 1910
numerous VILLA and COTTAGE SITES the aBisne sf-
s Of kuos AL b~huiia sones l1erag ever
pgts
h their respective postooa lava meaa"N
and wood M sup.fb country Is surroundings Of the lest
orsbratsd BsgbhorbOod rva prOlofe De-
tween this property 81 k lnng the aoh AID
6s avenue naksg Il Mr. AspuNAfs hnd There al
Kpirop CbHrh tuh p-ouags aunE ~ the ground In NE
II be church. Il about
Hudson Scarborough stAnor % Ide hadsa Sef
IA lt,slJ that The al, hall Ne ahsolute tRrgsh capt
s residing srua The title beJoSd question, aud the sFn' 81
80 . h. liberal
Map q property Obd the os, Of tas AaeOHser'
= f@laF MHF Tor