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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-09-30
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shamrock 17l11f' P "nA1o Le
G M Fowler, Paris, x blu. timothy saod
French turnips, and sweet corn. - 'ee'0O'
y Iaber, Salem, sample feed corn som.
pig 4 T r. potatoes and peach blows.
Roberts, do giant sweet co !,
j f Manchester, Racine, earlv Atirir.oo Co
beck and Harrison potatoes.
? L Vincent. Bristol, sample wheat and
oats. IA 1870. "AeA' al"
81 A Newbery, Bristol, early rose POTATOES
Mrs D McIntyer, Bristol, field potatoes
= oaoin' -, do sample peat.
r CLASS 19-LADtEs EQUESTRIAN.
Miss jackson. Bristol. Is
Martin, Racine Co.
Rosa Faulkner do. s.
Miss VanWie, Sa lem.
Fannie. Kingman, Bristol.
Florence Hall, Wheatland
CLASS 2O-TRlAL OF SPEED, TRorrrNe.
81 Sherman, Wankegan morse.
Gilbert Adams, Racine belle.
,) $500 GLASS 21-FooT RACE.
w MEMS.
A Turner. LIST Premium $500
Murphy. 4 s
Sam. Bohanan Ta
Carpenter.
L Cass. @itt
A Crandall. @ Le
WJudd ~ 2rd dorg o ~
/, A Burdick. e,.acg -:
Cook. 34
G Orvis.
T'HeJ GLASS 22-FAcToRY CHEESE.
|, w, M WIDER, Salem, 4 cheese
G J Vincent, Bristol, isaiau4 do
Richtmyer do . d do
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HOME TESTIMONY

7-7-l8i :. y -s.l1-99 HUME TESTINONT - -,
4s~ls KEcKsvrrLE, Martin Co., Ind, May 20 1860
Or. g: w, RuBxcK@sSiir I our Scandinavia
Remedies have a great reputation in this sec
9 ton. am nearly out and want another lot
HI atonce::r They have cured several rsases of
2 saague around hereof Everybody allows that
they are the best medicines for purifying the
blood. I sell more of the Pills than of all
others; Yours truly, McHEWELL KICK.
164w.
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Dancing. So &
Severance and Brother will open their dane
Ing schoolin Simmons Hall, Kenosha Oct,
/. 18th, afternoon class meets at p. m. even
ing SIT, We respectfully invite the patron
- age OF former patrons and new ones, ,rs
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Mrs. Mcintyre, Randall, sucking colt. g
Jas. Cronk, Salem,2a ii 3 e do l.,
do gs do h, brood mare. sag
B Horton, Brighton, 20 do 10 do lA
do is5a1 do sucking colt.
D B Pike, Bristol, do do =.
NJ. Tourtlotte, Bristol, had two very fine
brood mares upon the ground. 1t is well
known that Mr.. Tourtlotte, keeps some of
the finest horses in the County, and we
judge from this alone that he bore off the
premium this year Z "
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David Andrus, Randall, span years olu
colts. gr.r ID. f+,s 5..5 i -,
This was the largest and finest moving span
of colts upon the ground and we believe was
so decided by tile judges as they bore the blue
ribbon, They viii make, if nothing befalIs
them, avery valuable team. We congratu-
late you David upon being the possessor of
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3 "A. VaDAlstine, Salem, matched team.
NJ Kingman, Bristol, carriage horse.
Isaac Brown, Salem do do "a
! J. Foster, do do o do
l. Booth, do carriage do T Z
! E. Torrey, Pleasant Prairie, I do
j w Rhodes, Somers, dol do
II. B. Roberts, Racine, do 81 do
g. 8. Stewart, Bristol, do 81 do 2
Reynolds, Pleasant Prairie, carriage
horse. 500 ~ .t-. - Z, e...af.
Borhait, Bristol, carria ge horse.
Geo Smith, Brighton, do
N. Crowley. Salem, draft horse. 5H5
Bradley, Racine Co., carriage horses.
Fl T Brown, Salem do do
r Mcclellan, Kenosha, matched team.
n r Allen, do carriage horse. =
H Friedenburg. Peckville, draft. horses.
s Letter, Racine, carriage - do
L Thomas, Kenosha, do do
D Andrews. do single carriage horse
CLASS 3--BRooD MARES AND COLTS.
There were 40 entries in this class which is
halfless than it should have been. and less
by quite a number than that of previous
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cabin quilt. ==aaaa
Miss $ rerrigo, Bristol, coupterpane and
Mrs HIM Hustled, Bristol, rag carpet, and
bed quilt
Mrs MI Richtmyer, Bristol, tidy.
J Richtmyer, do spe. clothing.
Mrs NJ Lazy, Bristol, pieccd spread and IA
dies skirt. sd. ut saf-1agC al-4.yt--
Amelia Epson, Bristol, tidy. & 4s7,T 81
Mrs G Perrigo, Bristol, rag carpet.
E Culver, Bristol, bed quilt and breakfast
shawl. <'e H
Mrs J Chapman, Salem, hanging vase.
Judson, Bristol, eakfas3 shawl,
Miss Clara Epson, Bristol, rag rug. g
Miss VanWie, Salem, pin cushion.
Mrs Blackburn, Bristol, wax cross. il7g3
Mrs NJ Stuart. P Prairie, hanging bead bas-
ket and childs petuicoat. 80 u gH1 l.-a34 Z
P NJ Perkins,, Burlington, spec. cashmere.
s pieces flannel. '+t - '7f.- = s.3 :
I j Pierce, Racine, worsted tidy. Java canvas
tidy, 3 night dresses, emb. skirt, tucked skirt.
r Mrs Williams, Burlington. case of milin-
cry, spec. artificial work
Mrs Pierce, Racine Co toilet set, 9 night
caps. Qua 60 20 ~ ;T(EE
Mrs Fl Moore, Bristol. crochet edging.
Miss G Martin, sRacine, tides, paper
cross in frame. .c5sT .&sr -
s Bundy, Salem, hair wreath and tidy.
Mrs L Richtmyer, Bristol, 2 bed quilts
socks.
FIT 8 Getting, Bristol, bed quilt.
Mrs Sarah Perrigo, Bristol, honey comb
spread. - 51 -Ea s.@s. ae43
Dell Tarbell. Keuosha, .emb night dress.
Mrs Taber, Salem, tucked skirt.
GLASS '14-PAINTINGs. PHOTOGRAPHS
Mrs 'Choat, Brighton, picture. -.
Clara Shumway, Brighton, penmanship.
LII Kearhs.i Bristol. crayon drawing.
Miss NJ Mcclellan. Kenosha. pictures.
Lockwood & Ely, Racine, plain and col
ored photographs
] Fl Kearns, Bristol, crayon drawing.
CLASS f15-HoRTIcULTUnAL AND GARDEN
re-t.gtre PRODUCTS, -sr.s..-.- ~.
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6. w, Carpenter, Bristol, 2 year old stpd
colt
4. Horton, Brighton, 8 year old stallion.
N,Adamson. Bristol, e, . - '5is. ~
Jas. Stock, Racine, draft stallion.
Gideon Truesdell. Pleasant Prairie, stallion,
+ L. FreIden6urg. Paris, draft stallion. A
G, T, Eldridge, Randall, '-----~~~-.+k
e.. Adams, sSaliionAroadster. . s1aAs =
B. Stanton, Randall /" {"
w. B. Couch, Pleasant Prairie g
JAS. Eddy, year old colt. .7oa5r
CLASS 2-cARRIAGE AND DRAFT HORSES.
In this class there we're IS entries and some
very fine stock; some handsome carriage
horses. They are as follows
FL. Richards, Bristol, broke team,
| II. q. Lee, Paris, carriage horse.
Lyman button, Paris, broke matched buggy
team. no -
Hiram Stuart, Pleasant Prairie, matched
team.
+. E. Castle, Bristol, matched team.
David Andrus, Randall. carriage horse.
t. T. Pacy. Randall. draft horses.
Mrs. y. ID. Mcintyre, Randall, broke
I matched team. ases eTsrs - = :
Jas. Cronk, Salem, single carriage horse.
2. =, Smith, Bristol, buggy horse. .'sal
"A. Gulic, Paris, carriage horse. nv
I|iF: Paddock, 81 lena, draft horses. u.
single heFse. i-i
f.ka ~ -'s, broke caIA,T "~---
j. M. WILDER Salem pr. carriage hsrses
ID Bishop, Somers, draft horses.
o. 8. Ascher, WalWorth co., single car.
rage horse.
Jas. h, Ternlck, Salem, single carriage
horse.
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TIE DAY ELSEWHERE.

The Jersey City Societies met at the City Hall
and formed in procession In the following order MARSHAL
and aids escorted by number OF citizens on horseback
platoon Of police NewJersey Schuetzen Corps; num-
Der OF wagons covered with flags and evergreens ana
filled with young ladies dressed In white; Jersey City
sangerrunde Mayor Clarke and the Jersey City Com;
Counc Board OF Education and other OIheers OF
Freeholders; Teutonia Lodge F. and A. NJ Jersey City
Turnveren; Tnrnyeren schuetzen corps hinVGiu.'
The houses along the line OF Inarch were
decorated with flags and banners representing an naSon
altles The black, red and yellow coors OF the NOrd
Deutsch Bund were the most conspicuous Inc process
sion moved through several OF the Prncpa streets sd
OF the Old Arsenal AS the Jersey city ns marched up
the HILL salute e Tas nsS Sar ~ m e
enforced by the Hudson City SehutIen CORPS
two lodges Of the SSd
Council OF Hudson CITY, and then marched TO the Park,
William Grauort A bust of Humboldt was then uneoy-
cred aud songs we're sung by the Jersey City Sanger
Tnnde The bust was crowned with laures by band OF
young ladies dressed In white In the evening several OF
city.
The Humboldt Centennial was appropriately
celebrated at Cincinnati Ohio, Memphis, Tenn, and at
Chicago Springfield. and Quincy Ill. The ceremonies
were largely participated H.
The Germans of San Francisco commenced I,
three days celebration Of the centennial anniversary OF
the birth OF Humboldt on Sunday. ~
The Humboldt anniversary was celebrated in
WASHINGTON at one OF the public halls the nd
in German and English delivered.
The procession at Cleveland yesterday, in
honor Of Baron Won Humboldt, was very imposing. and
nc an adjourned meeting at the Rink, oratons were
delivered eulogistc Of the great philosopher.
The German military and civic societies of
Albany celebrated the Humboldt Centennial anniversary
with procession, orations, end music The Rev Dr. NJ
Schlcngcr delivered Grafton In German, and the Hon.
s. ". Rosendale one In English.
The Humboldt Centennial was celebrated at
Syracuse by the German societies OF Rochester Utica,
Buffalo. Suspension Bridge, Auburn and Syracuse and
procession over mile In length Paraded through the
which were attended by 1900 people, and oratons in
English and German. A cOmmodious Turn'ilaI was
dedicated, and opened with "A concert aud ball
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, .,.,,v rpm,NE Wednesday SEPTEMBER 49, leoy.
-. .n, matter arc found TO be sufHcient ground

- ,oo and matter arc found 10 be q sufficient ground
for so many hat Ss Whole universe including organic fe
has mo- further origin To these, venture 10 say
hoidp aid not belong He had too logical mind TO as
uolu c "a" tbat a harmOniousy combined whole Is the
resuIt of accidental occurrence In Tue re" Hsa0oo
wbere IN his works the name Of God, 1t appears
i that he believes IN Creator as the law giver ana
Urinary originator Of all things There are TWO passages
IN his writings especially significant In this respect In
The "a yoInme OF the Cosmos, when speaking OF the Inn
preston man receives from the eontempaton Oh Ie
Gotes eyIabenes Rcch. In his alluslon TO the iearn
catastrophe Of Caracas DESTROYED 6 an a
believed IN special providence. For he says with much
feeling "Our friends are no more tne VIC one
exists The day had been very hot the ar was Ss neope e
sky without cloud Il was as hSy Set6nS seemed
to foreshadow the threatening mlSlortnne ,T
mnte that day began to toll 1t the hand Of God
and the hand OF man. which rang ma a. de
In his own words: rs ,car Gottes n'cht AenseHed oe
"r One s Word before Close appeared before
Society it Was their proposition celebrate this mem
Orabe anniversary feel grateful for taelr
U for the generous impulse which prompted them to
connect Humboldt scholarship as memorial OF tn a
Cambridge trust this token Of good VIII may only Oe
another expression Of that emulation for progress
these kindred institutions and their younger sster ~
salem We have all great task to perform rass Ne
standard Of culture Of our people as the %@uny
S4se ts ee With vi the equal the
Of each step now taken for the expansion In
every direction OF all the means OF the hlgh
est culture. The physical suffering OF humanity, the
wants the poor the craving of the hungry ana haEed
appeal 10 the sympathy Of every one VINO mas humah
heart But there necessities which only the desttue
student Knows; there is hunger and thirst which only
the highest charity understand and relieve ana ON
this solemn occasion let me that every dollar gwen
for higher education, In whatever special departmeh
knowledge likely to have greater influence upon the
future character OF nation than even the housahs
and hundreds of thousands and millions which have al
ready been spent and daily spending to raise the
many to material ease and comfort.
In The hone OF this coming golden age let rejoice TO-
Rether that Humboldt's will be permanently con
eced with education and learning In this country Win
the prospects, and institutions Of which he felt 80 deep
and so affectionate q sympathy.
The celebration closed with leyee and collation. at
Horticultural Hall, IN tho evening Numerous German
societies celebrated the day by grand picnic at Spy
Pond.
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tAnnouueeInenu


IN THIS CHANGEABLE CLIMATE of ours Cold
EASILY taken without another win be contracted top
cold thus unBng another until the accompanying Cough
settled confirmed trang ard aekng The lungs and u
m,ie stimulating production Of berees noiw outstanding
majority existing OF clearly defined Pulmonary Disease
ior Thousands eay allowing themselves
the preliminary under the fatal delnsion that
troubled With Nothing bat Coh How obvious IS IT, there
fore that carefully cared for from It's Bcpvncy aud
every system It's efects Coughs and Colds
Pulmonary Bronchial aud AsthmAe affections readily cured BY
standard preparation Dr. d. JAMES BKPEcroRaST and by
promptly rs,oug all fears Of dangerous results viii be DISH
palsJ. sold even where.
PATENTs.-MUNN g. Co., No. 81 Park-rov, \.
Is yesrs experience Pamphlet Law and Information ee
SQUIRE & LANDER, o. FultOn-st New DIRK,
bu reliable WATCHES Cue DIAMONDS choice JEw
ELKI, ADD SILyERWAKE. Diamonds q specially.
GRNTLEMEN's IIATs.-Fall Fashions now ready
m inspection Manufacturer llS Nassaust
GENTS HATs.-Elegant Fall styles at VAn's,
No. ltl Ful,oEst, n Y.
SABBATH-SCHOoL Books. - BRoUGHToN &
No - Hb0uss keep the best variety from all Publishers
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The asSH0n Of Mont BB by ID. exploit
~ that hind record before tL ascat Of the
JnLKn sss attention NOadsys ay run up the
hfbe tpnus q the AlDs 10 dist ne btatb " e1ds
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SHIPPING INTELLIG ENCE
PORT or SRw.YoRS....."......". September Il

PORT or SBw.Y0RS.. September ID
CLEARED.
s,.amshps-Rhein Never. Bremen; siberia, M.pn L'H"oN
Asa CIV Aspmual: Fab Kee Steele Hamilton herhuds at"
R.tos Acushuet Rector New.Beior Livingston Cses,,s
Savannah. Empire Price Wilmington. G. Asuad 'lonr FhA
delphs Jones Philadelphia Abema C0ue' N''A NS'
D sIsD yoopS America Cumming san Prsucseo
BafAs-Johu Griffin Doaey HaSsuA MeONsrJ N,a's bs''o
Brgs-Aleriuder Mikru Duree SaguA hsnss' 49, , ,
Sssr,ct Rosru Sodrr Commander Sehr Sshsi A. . h"'s'
Wyman 81 Msrys Ga A. NJ Kugbt kngh Port J'Iyfsn n,
schIIeleu Hastings Aalr{ ~ ygA ~ D. H. Nho. Dspuy
RcbmonJ. Henry Middleton, Brown Baltimore Dug" IT,.
ST. john r. b. Lockwood 81 J.hn Nmn s,os y T.
MAUI pue pure v ysSb.rp a C.; Dart JohGsJn stanford
soop-Rhode lslsud. ryron, NeS'hs,rsA ,
C.p,bo.t-AuRsta Hendriekson Whitehall
ARRIVED.
Steamship InIi, Glasgow Sept VIA Movie sept muse
AM Aemauu. Meyer. Hamburg Sept and h''s Sept
md,s .9s R,'I pe,h.ck Agos Bay C. H.. July a. wool
Bs s,duaen Syersp Singapore March ~ Wa IapeoNn u '"
H., July % mdSe
Brig Calao BoeAmsun, Cow Bay C. b 10 LAYS eoaL
. sCHOOSsKs-ktykR AND 0ossrvsss
Adrisnna, Portland iuhbeL oelrsts fosuAhu ="
Geo W Glover, Rackland mercer brosep"is
. Geo Trapl., Browns Banks MARY broeks-y NeN'h
Sarah Providence Nsifs'
Tg..li.f Napteket AltheA Franklin Nanincket
Cbss,.hro Westerly r. l. Delaware, Rackisud
Sea Bird Fall River shAnrveh "rs"h~"'
Fleetsug, Portland lumber.
Sesm,hlp.-Rbeu Bremsu siberia for Bvsrpoo Maa or
Aspiuvan: Eagle Havs0a Fab Kec for Bremen efpsn
atom for Munetouka for ChsesShi Abears
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
n I,aar Housr DKPor ToxPKISvttLs. STATEN ISLAND ~
Y sent l869-fhe bnoy 70 mara tne
Iue carried from n poauou ~ ave '' w.
epAeeu I"eu''' " "'1'' w. CHAELss = BOGse,
Inspector Third LshtHou.s District
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P4SSENGERS ARRIVED.

FROM HAMBURG-In steamship Allemsns Sept le-Mrcus
Dre wife children and servant H. Kaser wife and csdI,
Arood Marcus Ad Saveuo Sehumshsr s. H kenneda vile snd
d,Sbts Dr Marie Hoffman child and seBuud WobeG
W. and son Margaret Caough Frank Wall wife snd children
I,H Bietenbaeh Carl Besnbaeh MI Bar
rstt wife and child Nj Post and family Mrs Allen NJ,
vii G. r Stewart Mrs Wood r. Ghon James hooie,
Mrs Ero Miss Fellows Mss NJ C. Stevens Mr. sud Mrs Toure
sbireT Edwin Brgsed Louis Foset Free Senger Huge "a
mann Mr., Bubpger Bgue Anna Nrenfei Aer
Hanson and wife G. Holm Adophne scbuicsar Louise AsIan
praI Scblsge and Seyde. Caroline Werner ard
children Geo Scbak Wndhem tsreh rlf sJ
n Olsen m Eckar and daughter Henrietta Gers"B Charles
Siam and wife J. Eben Crlnene Friucke aud children, Fancy
SIM A. ami children CahAriue Forbsch Fosch Nm FnAs
Hepi,t,e Iaacs and other second cabin and eersse
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Sumnur Riirfais.
Tt u0IrCE DFTROIT.

rT,HE BIDDLE HOUSE, DETROIT. IN
s,se.,. Hot, ~, new binins Han upssre.:s,d f'g ~.
sssee While ,bs shrornhsd Gss.sntst fr Wei
an, untquiled their appointments BY any 10 We s,t NO
Tn, reputation Of the bous santn md .hls
p..s.. Vii remain AZ lew as iho, any srtsn hoee "s
ap m hH' " " A T. TLBIk PfepnsssL
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XOnu SsIauS Stal Gstat, :fur saI,.

A Il HEMPSTEAD, L. 1-FARM of so acres
IN good depot double House; IL
and outhug fruit and shade trees good
noe For HAZARD APTBORP Co.. ITO Broadway corner
PiLeAt
ID ARGAIN.-19 miles South Side Railroad,
I'D Long Island Choice Country RESIDENCE 10 rooms; stable
fruit shade only s6 500 PETIT FRAZBB III Broad
room
EOR SALE--At Great Neck, within ID miles
oN Y. BY North Shore r.; splendid FAkh Of 10 acres
Neck depot This farm has
building commands extensive views of the Sound and
sdiscrp 10 the vicinity for b
division small plots For apply to the owner JAMES HAR'
PER ~ CouTtst Deau'st, Brooklyn
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ADRIAN II. MULLER Aoeoneer. - ~ -,
SALE of the elegant COUNIRY

TRUSTEE's SALE of the elegant COUNIRY
i SEAT al RYE wRsTCHESTBR COUNTY, n Y, late the rssi
d,nce Of Henry A. Kelly, decd . , -, -. .-.,.
ADRIAN H. MILLER p r. WILKINS Co. will sell at auction
an MONDAY Sent at the premises BY order OF r.
NUDGE esq the elegant Country Seat tnoNn ibs
WATERsIpE ESTATE Grace Chufchs aud The ros tau
Ing The landing the Of Rye WeseLess Conb
q oand and having aVAuAe water on w
geer dock privileges adjoining The Improvements
Consist twoory mansion house With modern improve cot
lace Two stables the dock there Tse store
house building used steamboat depot me nu wei
d ont hgb opug edge where terminate,
ea VI Sut In three has commanding
Of long Island surrounding country This popt IRON m
Vacation and uro1uty tie tone hours nde II very ds
,rab residence ia well adapted fora sumner NOTE
20 1S aps, ytijT bs soi In two pIots (SJP)
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FOR LONG BRANCH,

RED BANK BRICKsBuRG, hAhCHBsTBh. ioh "''N" Nv
h, R.ttsu Delaware Bay Railroad =, .o, If IMAM.
TIVE daily lines tsaSd.r' .sespsa iys Ps[ no "a ushins
by saaer kevrnnk AZ IA AID Js," my. M
20, ss..spssrs oaiy Al P,, Ne fss Of kesorst "H"P nv
"nss n'I i.t as's '''A w. JEYDgN General Manager
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CoITTU SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- ISLASD-On and after sept u.s. the mains rh eApe VIZ
Roosevelt Gndst Ferries a. follows Rsw.. "a p.eh
Pstcbogue. 10 q for hrrnet 3io D. ID "a
esss $50 m. Accommodations or ispi on sag 70 Ip All
p.,esosue Msrrek Saturdays 70 -,
t.ns connect VALLEY STREAM Tor RoiA"r WITTY seot
in tables.
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slrsttbcsttr County graI estatt for saIt.

EOR SALE at Moshulu in the town of Yon-
III kers about Of LAND in choice BUILDING SITES
Joins Hiram Barney aud Joseph Debe and contains
10 centrally
located overlooking the Hudson and Harlem Rivers and
the WstChester County and Elevated
IL within Two
Rytaeve VIII be sold al great bargain Apply 10
q. A. ARMOUR. ~ Pinest
GREAT BARGAIN for desirable PLACE,
from Msmsoneck Depot Nes Haven r. good
carnage of sDd plenty Of fruit gooi 6S.Hoh
high GROUND Also b1ei HOUSE 10
Harlem $500 Owner Spencer No 2sl Gt.ndt
WESTCHESTER COUNTY, one hour from
w TweBysIthsLC FoGG, ct White Plains has one fAkM
ouebsh One
and land, $1,000 one small one
800. S2lO0 one OF ~
acres frot; s2SO cash Two Of 70 aud the other
change Cor civ property Also White Plains LOTS hVm sS SSOo
..eh Aso Two DWELLlNG.HOUSES one $3.50 one SbOO Oee
third cash Address l. FOGG Boz No a. or Raroadayt White
Plains y. Y
&S MN WILL PURCHASE FARM IN
dDO.ODJ westcheser with house and bsTn one
49, asS sN ~' - A SERGEANT.
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6itp 9ruptrtp 10 gtt.

6itp Rruptrtp TO gd.
OFFICES to LET-The Asbury Life insur-
W apee Company being sbou, 10 70 once, At g2 Boio
way 18th Offer TO Jet their present onees 'i DoA
corner Of Resdest Apply on the pIehseL --------
VIO LET, No. 215 Church: New. STOKE STOKE
and BASEMENT 2sI75 feet Aso at 80 81 PtsIt rhosI
full SECOND LOFT 1886 feet well hbied
i or ,tbout s FOR SALE TO LEI for yard purposes
LOTS West siItyeghthstt a1obpg i9lsol
Apply al No HS Pesflstt 70 hLh1ANphn hi'o.
mo LET-A handsome MARBLE STORE,
new Eve stories basement AID cellar; pIss all imptosmsnu
Wholesale frIns contemplating
move this as ID will be et whole orr part
T,ry 10. rent Apply 10 A. BRAlTEAU i Co, "a BoDdbL
Agents take notice.
FNO LET-The dTawiDg-rapm n0Or OF the
coumudou House 80 Lafayette place, with Kitchen ana superior
accommodation for Housekeeping. Terms reAsonAOie.
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Por. @arSrus' Tuiiu.

'srArs o, Esv.YosE,
posrw.spssS Owes, No 70 wihsssaJ
NOTICE IN hereby gwen, In accordance with
IN S.-,ae AZ a, Act psssed April H. 1885, eaued Az Aets
sss ,bs W.riruS the Peft Of New yst 70 al pesess
,ss.s.s In ar having sbjeet Of nqa
,.wpsnoo or u,ysy following vessels sss usdsf tAss
an h, ths thai the said ensnnsness VIZ
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A. J. BLEKCEgK. Auetioneer
GREAT SALE AT AUCTION.

GREAT SALE AT AUCTION.
" 200 BUILDING LOTS IN THE CITY OF BERGEN
A. J. BLBECKBR, son Co will sell at AUCTION % tUkSDAh
a. 1869 ooE the premises about 200 BUILDING
LOTS beautifully situated at EST BBRGhN ~ The immediate wen
depot ofihe NEW RAILROAD 10 NEWARK nov IN good
running order property admirably situated aud comprises some
aud beautiful lots 10 the county Daring zoe pi
Winter and Spring Of dollars beea expended on Tbs ana
adjoining close proximity the depot IN laying oct
tne and streets and In grading The same o
which are width aud Of them 30 feet he
property NewYork tOny three me its faculty. OF
access Railroad with trains necessarily unnog the
Of the neghbothood heslness % h noaop graz
dSur scenery grade and the bI1sbed condition he
avenues and streets this Of the most attractive
oyercrowdd and overland New ofk
Annie will be made o those who wish 10 attend s SAFE
trains Central Railroad will be rnn The DAY OF h
TIT SALE WILL BIB ABSOLUTE SIXTY cent OF The p1has
opv can remain on bond mortgage Books of he oh
tanned al No u CedarsL EeNYok DELOS CULVER No I1
Hudson-st. Jersey City. $500 -,
special train foot Of Lbsvst, n Y at 40 g.
stormy TIE SAFE VIII oe Ppobeu h'
THURSDAY. Sept - -------------
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