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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-20

baON, Saturday last, three little chill
drsp aged fiye, four and three years,
living on Columbus street, Cleveland,
went out to play, in a sand bank on
or near the premises. Not returning,
anxious aud dilfgent search was made
tor thcms and on Sunday evening the
three little corpses were exhumed
from the pit where they had been
buried alive the day before by the
caying in of the hank.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-20

FAREWELL AS the. big medicine
mans after us, and has Threatened to
demolish us, and as we have the same
degree of confidence in his veracity
that We have in his yoraeity, we may
as well prepare for the certain doom
that awaits US, and bid1eur friends,
one and all, along adieu! I'VE last
week did o, small job, of work for an
itinerant lecturer on Phrenofogy, Phys
iologyo Surgery fApate emy, ,9ScaE &c.,
&C., &c.-one of those ,knowledgous
cusses that go through the country,
and, out Of ! spirit Of Pure Benevo-
1ence and disipteresfed 4ove for sthe
peo pie, shed the light of their su-
perior wisdom and scientific acquire
ments broadcast over thegfacesofst
otherwise benighted earth, Qtlr2bill
amounted to the enormous sum of
one dollar. which this scientific prod
ICY proposed to paywhen heeame for
the other Job which Ae aesirea to have
us do for him, and which he proposed
and agreed to bring insthe next morn
ing. The next morning came, but no
job and no pay. Monday morning
came, and we found that Ii, had pro-
clred the job done elsewhere Hav-
ing been diddled out of our just dues
by several "dead beats lately, and
being uawilling4to suffer more from
them, even, to accommodate DR.. Ed
ward Verrias Wright, OF "any other
man, and being i'm need OF, 100 cents,
and indisposed to wait till the profess
sor(f1 or doctor shotild bring his
ne1tzi26A we event lindpArsnit of
the, gentleman, and demanded our
dollar (which, 4 he iwery politely and
generously informed us, he wweanald
pay when, he got ready! Fearing
that he would not get agood ready in
time to suit our convenience, we con-
cfudcd hurry up IITss aKcss'oi5yJf 2 n
viting him to appear, on a day Ger
tain, before the Esquire. At this the
doctor CO took znmbrage, and, for the
frstt III ourlife we were Informed
by this great and good man that we
were miserable copperhead," and
puBiished1a fsSfllainoas .coppefhead
paper" and he threatened to wade
into us, and demolish us root and
branch. And, sinceasuclf dangers and
disasters threaten US, we must pre-
pare for the fate that awaits us, Sd
friends, farew eHsd M VH1 'Aaa
Perish "copperheads
Vive la humbug Vive, Very-ass!
s. N. B,--We are happy to Inform thu
public that the financia qlf sS 9 s
doctor are in perfectly sound ant
solvent condition, as we have it from
his own mouth &and ofgeOurse b.
won't lie!l that he is able to buy ant
sell US several times over !, Whethe
his financial prosperitxis the result o
coming the ''dead beat phop the Graf
or of doing the dirty work Of tn
Davenport, jhgglers5 dsboHent saitl
not. Butewe have the assurance o
the eminent sarant himself that hi
resources are inexhaustible! Ric
man! Big mani wise man! Happ
Doctor! Oh, how the world envie
you! dIO9 so HIyIIa
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-20

The Peat Company commenced the
shipment of Peat to Newburgh on
Monday, to he used intthe iron works
at that place. We understand that
they have orders from there for al
they will be able to supply at present.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-20

LARcENY.-On Monday night, new
house being built on Hood street was
entered and all the tools of the Joiners
working in the building were stolen.
The thief was tracked for some dis
tance from the building, but has not
been apprehended.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-20

AN EXCELLENT FARM FOR SALE
The attention of persons desiring t6
purchase farms is directed to the ad-
vertisement of Mr.. II. d. Seymour, in
another column. The farm he offers,
Ioniaeceant. ofsits .leea ions the excel
Tent quality ofsitsssoil, its timber, wa
ter, fruit and improvements generally,
Is one of the most desirable farms in
49,.
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The KlNG Bros, have purchased
the lot off. f. Beaver near the A. 4
G.. W. Ry. station, and have already
commenced work preparatory TO re-
moyingtlleir Touring mill from Camp
beIlspors onto the same. We arc in
formed It is their purpose TO have
theif min in running order again about
fae list Of September next.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-20

GONE EAsT.-The Senior mesnbel
of the firm of j. s. Smith 6 Co., start.
ed East on Saturday last, for the purE
pose of laying in a second stock o.
Goods for the saasas,y-for ti1ut cr1tcr;
prising house.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-20
1 have the Iron Sides, Casco Whites, Harrison
md W hite Peach Blow, selling very cheap.
CROCKERY.
GLASSWARE
NOTICE TO BRIDGE CoNTRAC CToKs:

NOTICE TO BRIDGE CONTRA CTORS.
~ r.Sff4 isft IaAiI -----LG ~ E Z -
Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
til ten O'Clock, Al. NJ, May s1sfS 1889 for the
Bridge Work: !! Y s5-i'E EaEEoa
Two Bridges in Atwater. on east IL mile
road. y mile from Edinburgh line.
One Bridge in Aurora, southwest part Of
township, near residence OF l.. Point.
One Bridge in Charlestown, near residence of
Alexander Vair. ag:ss III zaJhe. [
One Bridge or Box Culvcrt in Edinburgh on
Diagonal road, southeast of Center, at ChapT
One Box Culvert in Edinburgh, Il mile east of
Center near residence of Mir Brigden.
Two Bridges inFranklin, southwest part near
residence of Elias Willard.
One Arch Culvcrt to rebuild in M2ntua near
residence of d. Blake. =,
One Bridge in Paris, near residence of David
Williams. zEgigGET { q
One Abutment to be relaid in southwest part
of Ravenna, near Crawford Mill. EIEfEFrs
40 Bridges in southwest part of RootstoWn,
| near Catholic Church. <HTTXl
| One Bridge in Windham, near residence of
Samuel Pardee. sSfzs FCyPTCL
| George Be1ding. aEaEfI
| Bills for Masonry to be per perch of a5 cubic
| feet. 2ffCilss sTFIef aEA YEEyI
Superstructure, all under 16 feet span, per
| thousand feet, board Measure.
All over 16 feet span, per lneal foot.
Specifications for the above work may be seen
| at the Auditors Office.
| Commissioners reserve the right of receiving,
rejecting bids, at their option, and will be in
session May 21st 1859, for the purpose of maxi
b. etisSi' order Of 'StSeS6ilniissionefs tSSi sIff0s
| VIM. GRTNNELL,
| County Auditor.
| Par nrilG w
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|s aART ~ . I'd 2

-EE5s5tToa6G f9tfET liza; i4fl
II ThG five Sealand his representatives were out
upon our streets last Thursday and Friday The
object was to advertise medicine, sealoleum,
for tho cure of isheumatissi, Neuralgia, Catarrh
&C. Some of our citizens were instantly rc-
'lisfsd by the use Of It, and the agents guaran-
tee that by its continued use, 1t will make q
permanent cure. ~ 10 .. - l-' i7's
1t is for sale by Druggists Go ye afflicted and
try the ssalpPlcpma
tiW Eo9tl hai59i9~ iisgs .,,ia T. IL JAChSoN,
issIEsHs BIS i.liW 51Jq3a.1 81 Cleveland, Ohio.
I e May 90 1860, sslw.a -
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I. O. G.. Z.

All members of " Ravenna Lodge, No, a70, l.
o. G. p are earnestly requested to be present
at the next meeting on Friday evening, 21st
inst, as business of Importance will be brought
before the Lodge.
BY order
I. BELLE MORGAN, RS
May 90, 1869. 3s-1w
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ALL BARRIERS sniasss :. BaFFstt.s.nn .

d. c. GOODMAN, ESQ.,, has purchased
the fine residence Of Wm.P. Hazen, in
the North East part of the corporation
of Ravenna, and twenty acres of land
adjoining. Consideration $4,000. ]
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-20
Old Folks Concert at Citizens
Hall

Esa TsEssE1 ll4st1
The singers of The Congregational Church
viii gixe an OLD FOLKS CONCERT at Cit;-
zens' Hall, Tuesday evening. MAJ p. under the
direction of Rev. Z. i. Mason. They will ap-
pear in the costume and sing the songs of the
ofden time" .
Tickets Of admission, 80 cents.
May 20, 1889; 3s-1w
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May 1s, 1869.

We have had an abundance of rail-
dnring the past five or six days, ant
there is marked improvement in tn
'aR6eaF61e9 oEflIe Hsgaable Irepabiic
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-20

Dr.. j. WoRTHINGToN STEWART,
Naturepathic Physician, visited this
village on Sunday and Monday of
this week, and will return on the 2Sth
and remain for four days. His meth.
4ods GtEeating diasease, il eptireIy new,
as he gives no ,mediei1es except III
special cases, and performs no surgi C
al operations, yet relieves acute pain
almost instantly, causes the lame to
walk, the blind to see and the deaf to
hear. In his circular he presents ma.
ny certificates of wonderful cures efy
fected by him in nearly ali classes 81
diseases. Il
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-20

Jnsr received from the Manufacturers, 100
1s-4 Honey Comb Quilts. Price, 81. .I5 each.
Size and quality considered, they Ie the
cheapest Goods in this market
Rs.gss.a.,,. aa,. g. tas j. 5. SMITH < co.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-20

THE Court of Common Pleas COM
mences its Session in this county next
Monday, Judge Tuttle on the bench!
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-20

Two locomotives, destined for the
Ohio & Mississippi r. II. passed over
the A. & G. W Ry. on Sunday.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-20
Carnets. Carnets.

CARPETS, Carpets.
We have just received another Invoice %
Brussels and Venetian Twiiied Stair Carpets
Wool, Dutch and Hemp Carpets.
Call and see them.
BEECHER & SEYMOUR.
Nav 13. 1869
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-20

PILFERING FLowERs.-It is really
very yexatious, afterone has been to
great trouble and expense in orna-
menting his premises with choice
flowers and shrubs, to have them wan
tonly stoled and destroyed. We have
heard Of several cases. of children
walking, dhbiddeh, into the yards OF
some of our citizens and helping
themselves to the choicest flowers to
be found thers. If the practice is com
tinued some of the youngsters who in
dulge in it will get into trouble.
H. III ! sL[-r
Carpets, Cerpeta,
We have just received another Invoice oi
Tapestry, Brussels Carpet. h
| Call and see them.
BEECHER SEYMOUR.
May 13, 1853.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-20

Mr.. JAMES FORSYTH has been ap-
pointed PostmasteEatsPa PalmXra, vice
DR.. Ezra Rose, resigned.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-20
Str5Wing Flowers on Soldiers Graves.
CEREMONIES At RAVENNA.
SUNDAY. MAY 30, 1869.

For the purpose Of conmemoratinS the annu-
al national tribute day to the Soldiers of the
Republic who died in the service of their coun- :
try, the General Committee of Arrangements
submit the following order of ceremonies to be
had at Raycnna, Sunday, May 30, 1863:
1:30 p. m, Forming procession in front of the
Congregational Church, on Chestnut street, the
following order of marcI58obeEebServed:o %
President of the Day and Clergy.
Committee of Arrangements and Orators.
Rayenna Silver Cornet Band.
Decoration Committee teight in number.
Citizens.
Upon arriving at the Cemetery, thst portion
of the procession to whom ceremonial duties are
assigned will presersa Its order, and after 8
brief address by Rev. z. Hubbeii. proceed al
once 10 the decoration of the graves six
teen in number). During this ceremony. there
will be appropriate music by the Band.
At 3 p. m. the Decoration having been con-
eluded, the congregation Of people viii assem-
BILE at the speakers stand, when the following
concluding exercises will be had:
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Warren,
fPlesefs Hs1hH, SBsnd! !etssze ? 3 81,
Address by Hon. 4. Ifart.
Music.
Address by Hon. Luther Day.
Prayer by Rev. e B. Mason.
Soldie.s' Requiem, by Band.
Benediction, by Rev. Anzi Atwater.
The Decoration Committe, Committee ef Ar
engagements, and President of the Day are con
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1869-05-20

"BARRETT's" took the Silver Med
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Farm for Sale,

Farm for Sale.
TTNHE undersigned having other business re-
i quiring his attention offers his farm for
sale. Is situated Z mile from public square
contains about 124 acres fine arabic and grazing
land. Plenty of frTit and timber. n never fail
ing supply of living water, good house with 10
rooms, good Barns and other outbuildings.-
This farm has almost the entire milk trade of
Ravenna; which, as the city grows will become
more profitable. This property offers great in
ducements for party with some means to en-
gage in very profitable business as the farm will
be sold with a moderate payment in hand and
sufficient time on the balance.
Ravenna, May 90, 1869, ss-tf -
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|ss4 's'ii -. aE

bf,anf1HS u ES4 - y EAA zAA
DECORATION CoMMITTEE-Gen w. T. Wilson,
Col c. s. Cotter and Col. Royal Taylor.
1st Division-Capt. A. j. Dyer, Mrs. W. s.
Krake Miss Isodene Horr, Miss Julia Comstock,
Miss Lille Green, Mrs. e. 5. Cotter, Mrs. e. w
Brainerd Miss Carrie Munroe, Miss Frankie
Dewey. Miss Carrie Kingsbury, Miss Helen
Palmer. -, t.....,.- s,i-, 5-.st..,,,.. =, .
| G. Mason, Mrs. q. h. Smith, Miss Maggie Hol-
comb, Miss Emily H. Wait. Mrs. II. W. Riddle,
| Mrs. Anna E. ID. Gardner, Miss Tip Holcomb,
Miss L. II. Root Miss DcIl Mason, Miss Ella
Meader.
3rd Division-John Meharg, Mrs. Clsrice Me-
harg, Miss Laura Phillips, Miss Lucy Phillips,
AIRS, q g. steamanx Miss 7. Z, WRisxoFtha Miss
| IVA Eanfeid. Aiiss Hattie sDufhafh, kMiSs Olive
| Root.
4th Diyision.-J. C. Prentiss, Mrs. NJ. War
ner, Miss Maggie Waggoner, Miss Louise War
rcn, Mrs. w. IL. Beebe, Miss Susie Coffin, Miss
F. V. W wadsworth, Miss Kate Wilson, Miss Hat
tie Nell.
5th Divisions. r. Freeman, Jr., Mrs. j. d.
Horton, Miss Ella W Hard. Miss Jennie Fletch-
ss> lfiss kaullas y illaEil sfrs. II. ssE@ dFall,
So Esi|E5 hie 49, Butle ID sla
Merritt Miss Ella McManus.
9th Division-John J. Richardson, Mrs. c. H
|
Mrs. j. j. Richardson. Miss Carrie Griffin, Miss
Laura w. Hall, Miss E. Orvis.
eth Division-Capt. D. 4. Geiger, Mrs. Z. +.
Evans, Miss Mary Phelps Miss Belle Morgan,
Miss Grace Seaton, Mrs. Julia Ward, Miss Julia
Norton, Miss Ida Freeman, Miss Anna Bartlett.
Miss 3. +. jackson, Miss Ida Bingham.
The members of the Decoration Committee are
requested to provide flowers and evergrcens
suitable for the decorations, and all citizens are
also invited to put such material of the kind as
they may have at the service of the Committee
on Decoration.
In order that no soldiers grave be overlooked
the Committee of Arrangements especially sze-
quest that any person having Information Of
such locality at once communicate the same te
the committee together with the name of the
soldier, regiment, company and rank. rHF9
| GEO. L. ROBINSON,
ANDREW JACKSON,
CHARLES G, STEDMAN,
,sgommittce Of Efizng gements.
Mr.. JAMES FORSYTH has been ap.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF RAyENNA, o.
Designated Depository of the
f4If1 u. s.

u. s. Bonds and Securities bought. sold and
exchanged, at our counter, Mt best market rates
Stocks and Bonds, of all kinds bought and
sold on Commits .ion in New York, or any de-
sired market. .ssa slsssue1 s7sAsa
Highest Market rate for SEQ ard 1910
Coupons, Gold, Silver and preMips2C funds
of all kinds.
Drafts drawn and cashed on al the principal
Cities in the United states. iSfit ssf
Sight Drafts on England and ireland and
Passage Tickets TO or from those Cities at
New York rates.
Revenue Stamps-all sizes for sale.
Accounts and Dcpotits Of Epsiness nea and
individuals, received on most favorable terms
and prompt and liberal treatment guaranteed
Interest allowed on tifne deposits rs may be
agreed upon. AaoW
W. II. BEEBE, Cashier.
GEO. ROBINSON, President.
Sept. o, 1865, II. : / X t@3
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"BARRETT's" Indispensable Hair
Restorative,
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Carpets, Carpets
We have just received another Invoice o
Hartford and Lowell, Ex. super fine and medi-
4 Fii5 eli II a4Ssss iSamaHF u aVG WIZ
BEECHER SEYMOUR.
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May IL. 1863, IS aw.
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"BARung4v don't stain the skin.
4pliahg4r2e k9epg De sealp clear

.eaeiuNn7sI ~ ees 9yns tsFA
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OLD GRAVEL ROOFS COVERED OVER
" with Mastic Slate, andH8arranted for ten years
49,, HAMILTON Il CO0RFER,
10 ON No. 40 3. TENTH Street.
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IT. T. L a D e a G Il s
CLASSICAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND COMMERCIAL
ACADEMY,
FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.
ASSEMBLY BUILDINGS
Entrance No. lO8 s. TENTH Street
This school presents the following advantages
classrooms, with ceilings thirty feet in
breathing space. 0 Ao Usual
bling and dismissing almost impossible. - -
corps OF teachers of whom has of
experience in the art of iu,pdrting KNOWLEDGE and
making study interesting and, consequently protabIe
MODE OF teaching and discipline calculated 10 make
school attractive, instead of burdensome the pup~an
indispensable requisite for complete success -
Applications received at the Academy from 10 A. M To
5P. M daily on and after August 49,
Catalogues containing full particulars and the names
OF many of leading citizens patrons of the institution
may be obtained at Mr. W. f. Warburtons No 430 Chee-
nut street. or by addressing the Principal az above
Late Principal of the Northwest Pablo Grammas
School BI7Im
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-16

Thomas Sinclair. running, on the Dent
ticket in Mississippi for Secretary of State, is
cOlored. -,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-09-16

Senator Wilson says the result of the Ten
nessee election has been brought about by that
want of principle, violence, and treachery so
characteristic of Tennessee politicians.
General Peter Thacher Washburn the newly
chosen Governor of Vermont, is a son of the late
Reuben Washburn, a Massachusetts, born lawyer,
who resided many years in Ludlow, Windsor
county, Vermont.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-17
ptOLSsiOnal 9u.iw

-EUEUMATlSM-NE -Immc-
y dat snd gHarant',d b. @y ksmei fos 90 sga
Sod Tor Circular coutsiuug smes OF 10 a,'ni'f
- sglsl Dr. rOsr. No 7ls Bfoidssy, ohee No o. n
CONSIDERATIONS FREE in all cases OF
I CunOyC DISEASES -iayalis mar call or conmaacls By
ii H. n nj FOOrR author Medical Commoa Sense" No li9
ave eofust of Ea Ttsaiy eghih si n L. oaee hour"
ton u O. IN. OH p IA.
nR. HAMMOND HAS RETURNED from
fps anf hay.ng made extensive srsegemsu~ vh Or JOS
ths thorough dssrml alton OF u arihors
tsty sfCCTssFUL METHOD OF TREATMENT In hhhNOuo
Premature Phys aHd Msuul Decay, &C. throughout
further ard important particulars eonrIllus is
,.t -. IN, i0th Revised Edition Of NERNOuS DbblLlIl ~ u
NJ D. formerly Professor Of Anatomy and Hufssf{ IN
sn,s Medical College. n. \. Phe vi paper covers OOe
Alifss, he AuhoT No 23S EAai Fsihst hs~ hu,l.
successfully onsniel as usua lsiso"Ay " "
~ honrs fon % =, Aad 70 ,'fnhsA
co sid also 2lt Ras de Rirolt Iari' fre'ee
nADICAL CURE-Without knife, caustic, or
liz bn,ine for Structure fi ies diseases OF
~ Ktls,y. Disease and Deomues Of tie Bye Nose
No pgs Address letter per,ousJ HENRY pASlh
iitSf, ~ Ia istin ton ave. Terms moderate
STAMMERING. CURED.
- ., Scattering Islbg Tsklag TheG ard sl o'hr I'M
'uie m .pssch without medicine sacV sou pIeu 20 Su
cher INSTRUCTIONS aud s couunue TO sahnsf 'A %
Wis"n ~ JoIlNSON Co. No 30 BosrTJ, corner OF Iahsse
references gVen 10 responsbls psti'' 'N' Jaw WV ~
Yo,k Brooklyn, aud other places
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Tcgas and frms CI-u!tS
.kIANTED TO RENT with privilege ot pur-
rH- f-a Of SSH. Willie q aatf ~ ral
st V.r York LiNy g. HASLON 80. % Narrrrt. ~ u
Y EANTED-For'a tenn Of yc1rs-A BJLh-
HEAD rsri q PIER c.fec., o. 80 Nofih dfe BE-
as1 De battery 1t t6subersst Afifc' IT, Dor no llI o.
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4BHiAs u. MruEE AEeHouesr
EXEGTT0RSl Sal u of .dnsirahle PIE

hDhiAH ANfIQusFf.
EXECUTORS SALE of a desirable RE ] To-
~ DENCE ttou II Of land ~ Gsrrsou's The Hu.
opposite West Point ADRlaN MULLER p 4 WILKINS Co
Vii Ill aaucon TUESDAY April 70 o'eiosk tie ~
SaO0 No III BfosdTs orr o. tie EIecuio - the
Of Richard Com sell deceased about ~ u land Oh the
eOsEnsu modern house nTa uttd a. GsguBoBs Ae asA
kEef, = be sid Plots, a. fhless:
PLOT No i-Cotntg about 72l1o With TIE impfoTssss
Nsfsob large ard convenient hose supplied uh bot sud cold
Ss sad also coach Jous- wood 5ole AID stable The grounds
taFey aid cot IN lawn and srnsme-ts u~es tsl pond kc
PLOT No 3-Contsnrg $40 This cboes buidi7g
ate ase hA maDfesu.E sN u th ard Vest PoiuI
PLOT So 3COutzus abeui $40 acrs eegautv oeais
egtng se This plot sa, the lands o. Henri " Beeler
PLOT No. 4-Coni5uB about sd0us d
Hssy W Belcher esq.
TIE shove DESERVED property oulr shout I've un1tsf BON
e orst sbd for beauty Of syery and bsahfu
90 b sssd its Of seesss BY Huasou River Railroad
about u hobrt ride ron NsWlsts nd being
ysy desirable for geueuee eouty tt Mas Vie ~
aussaons as Nc. Pisests Cd. ts2es
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ADRIAN II. MUM. Aue,iou.sr

ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT on HUI
- INGTOE. LONG ISLAND FORMERLY THR "rHlyE.
LAhDEs ESTATK"-ADhlE MULLgR P r WILKISs 4
20 sih sell 81 auction on THURSDAY Abu e. 4 ~ O'clock !, ~
JcEanes aesFoOn, No III BJsdHsy RLPGANT COIN fkF
Of Dr. George IL White, formerly Rhipsl1d.r Esis,e
lie 90 Huntington hsrb5r miles north Of The yl.S
20 eehtsirs about ~ The hish ara so.ns
nnd sDd Etier views The IA zrf thru
age hsme Sled IN With brick ssbsaisy hnt es,ts
is.sa m@asn improvement 'ueh gss. vaereoss baths 81
80 I-os 1ruace ke the ceilings hs from ~ Thrr.
u solirg gently from o. IL sf-f 49, ~. t,s ~
o. aga Chestnut trees Tlet ace trs sss,,i
q plRa tte oieharis Of choice frH. outulfinga.
~ nc uest description, tie bsrl being +IG Tb1 pDsrtv
'esa poioh the eegshes Of ,be bon-s t.s.t o.
aasetr ~ TIE Improvements
es,abe residences Lolg lslaHd Hu1tiBxoa Hail., il
1 sf ~ Iaioed OF steamboat snd tbs pfoerty ia bgt E nj
Hon ne Aolius ~ ra!Irusd dtrot 1oer rsb ms,
may bslai ~ '''-f'i 'H'fs more iah PsrilclisfH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-17
LEvs F. WOOD. Aucio-ec
PYA D. MELLICK, jr, & BRO, Auctioneers
ID nd Dealers Eev,Jer Real Rstste No % FINEST, n l.
THURSDAY. April q, AZ "a a.,
~ oRKAT SALE OF 'i6a Villa PLOTS
Al cRANYOUp KY

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sroYe1uts two Minutes frsu Il rces eo sd So
1bsrwin also bs sod desrbe dwelling tH2o ~6 - " roo
bsrr carriage gfouns prise serei CnfrJ oc
81 4 Cebs Railroad Of NeFJerssy q Hpuss fron Eewi
rspT crossing ed tnei to he sfe eHh lee
sutr Railroad Of Jsrsr b. egeacy 81 trius It, ufuous
esFan Ibd costly 20 etsu management stands
the roads tLat Il hs Cr Of hsSlort
train will leave The foot u Liberty 81 ii the day 81
Bia bOuutfu collation. viA Be teusd bsffe he 'sIe.
FoS illuminated tso,t p1"es aud Tsrfcua sppy Al the
OGce Of the Lueioneers. No % Piaest.