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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15

N1oRcAsrowS has prodigous scandal
case, and our ubiquitous eotempofary
over there tantalizos his readers by with
holding the particulars.
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NorlcE,-All persons indebted to me
are requested to call and settle ilnmedi-
a'ely, as Tam closing my books, aud
must have them balanced by April lst.
march lat Gr,. A. FISHER.
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Nor,cx.-All persons indebted to me
att requested to call and settle imnedi-
ately,,as I am closing my books, aud
omust have them balanced BY April lat.
march lat ;r. GEO. \ FISHER.
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We hare. on hand at ibis office large
quantity ofBLANK DEEDS, and JUS.
TICES' BLANKS Of all kinds, gotten
up!in the lest style. Call and examine,
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VIZ know a man who has worn out
four pairs Of boots in tic last'two months,
all in trying to collect the money to pay
for them. Really, these are times to try
mems sMcs.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15

"Oss Of the Trumps'' is unavoidably
crowded outthis week.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15

Esos AND BUrrER.-The former ure in
good supply; but oh. dear, what about
butter? '- ''- t'-'' '..- ''
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MARRIED.

i MAN-uRBACr-At The residence
Of the brides father, on the night Of the ! lth
Inst, by the Rev J.. l.. Sardfnrd, Mr.. Freid
Brinkmin to Miss Amanda Victoria Urb"ch, all
Of Weston
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"COTTAR'S" Icy
STANDARD Preparation's

.r+oH ,!J ARE IN
"costar's" Rat, Roach, &c., Exter-
,l rm'nators. Z, ~ ~
"Costar's' Bed Bug Exterminators.
"Costar's' only pure Insect Powder.
"Only lnfailible Remcdiesknown."
"1S years established in N. ""
1000 boxes and TASKS made daily"
~. Beware! ! Of spurious limitations
"All druggists in WESTON sell them
Address 'Costar,"10 Crosby ST., N. Y.
Or John +. Henry, Successor toy
Dcmas Barnes & o,2l Park Row, N. Y:
Sold in Weston by all Druggists.
., march Sly
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Franklin liur.eeH, Er'or,

COMMISSIONERS SALE. ''4
Franklin ihrseH, Er'or,
rs.
Timothy Kerriyau, In chcnecry IL
tho circuitcoari
T, Of Lcpis county
DY virtue ola decree rendered in the above
Dnatned cause, Mt the March term, 1868, !
will sell, in front Of the court house Of Lewis
county, OH the fourth day Of the next term OF
the circuit court OF said county, tue tract Of
land In tile bill and proceedings lnentiond,
A TRACT OF 122 ACRES,
lying in Lewis county, Oh the right hand fork
Of Butcher Run, being the same land pur-
chased by said Kerrisan ofLewis Maxwell, dec d
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of IL, aal
Is months the purchaser 10 execute bonds with
good security, and a lien to he retained as i,ir-
tler security. Va. CALEB BOGGESS,
march 15.4t ~ Commissioner.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

ii iTux very worst thing iom-The
weather. ~
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Twelve negroes, who were confined in
Hampton, Virginia, broke Jail and cs-
capped on Saturday night last, Two, we're
charged with rape; the others with minor
oaenscs. indian .rr .la, pr-'
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Yousa, Of the Legislature" says he's
. "no-policy-man." lie voted for Grant
and the suffrage amendment.
"BooyE's" letter, from Forest Hollow,
will appear next week, It was uuavoida-
bly, crowded out ofthis issue. NJ
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15

TIMES are dull at Charleston but not
for want Of Capitol.
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CiHCUlr corKr PEocEEDiSGs.- There
has thus far Saturday. the 1lth) been
seventy law cases disposed Of, and twen-
ty-eight ellancery suits, making total Of
ninety.eight cases. ~. ! -1.
s William Butcher was found guilty Of
unlawfully cutting Patrick Welch, and
sentenced to pay fine Of $42, and be
confined in jill for 90 days. -.
Granville Butcher was found guilty Of
disturbing public worship, aud sentenced
to ail for 8 days. eg' . (
The SANDER suit Of Minerva Cottrell VS..
YIN D. Hall was decided in favor Of tile
plaintiff. The jury at n former term
found a verdict Of $500 damages, and
the defendant moved for new trial, bat
The Court refused. and entered judgment
in accordance with tho verdict.
About 500 in fines his thus far been
assessed in various cases ofviolution Of
the 1leveliue laws, &c. ~
.E i---------------s------ a. 81
VIZ learn from the berkeley Union
that tile JUL at Nlartinsburg had deliv.
cry the other day. The following pris-
oners escaped: flames Clasby, confined
for grand larceny Joseph Graham, col.
orcl, under sentence Of death for murder;
Albert Berry, colored, awaiting trial for
murder - Kelley, awaiting trial for
petit larceny, and Robert Silyers, await
lug trial for grand larceny. Clasby,
Graham and Berry were confined ID the
strong cell, and had, prior TO their es.
cape, made several attempts to get out Of
their cell, but failed; they were hobblcd
with ankle bracelets; Kelley and Silvcrs,
with three others, were confined In the
front cell, which lias only thick wooden
door, covered with sheet iron on the III.
side. Through this door the prisoners
made their escape,
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We le.tu tia, Dr.. Hills, superiuten-
den, Of the Asylum at this place, met
i with severe accident at Baltimore few
days ago. We have heard no tparticu.
lars. save that telegram was sent to the
family, stating that in fall his leg was
broken at point Immediately above the
oaDkle. .l 90
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vi TIE l1arrisville Star states that d man
named Higgins was killed frwaays ago,
about four miles from. that place. lie
was engaged in falling tree which was
situated on steep hillside, and inclined
very much down the hill. lie had cut it
about half way off, and was sitting close
above it smoking, wien suddenly the t. 9
start d to fall, aud being very brashy
piece of timber, it split up from the
stump. the but end flying up and stri-
king him in the forehead, MASKING bis
skull terribly. Tic deceased leaves a
large family - o.. az %"
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OK Thursday last Mr., Geo. Ross pur-
chased the old Morrow property, on Main
street, where he now resides; for $1,000
-abargain. $50 pmaaf8a'a '.''
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15

A fellow named Workman, at Wheel
ing, is said to have an afflicted con-
science Oh the niger question. !r
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15

TuEi freedmen behaved so CALAMITY and
efficiently at the recent fires in Lexington,
Nirginid, that resolutions Of thank. were
rendered them at public meeting.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15

A large number of people are now in
attendance on the Conference now in
session at Clarksburg. ST sq,H ~.
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AS ins:alment Of ,ldno tics arrived at
the Asylum on Friday night. One Of
them. a lady, made quite speec while
on Main street, declaring that Its no
l,use. The Capito! is located at Charles.
ton. and you people are all gone to h-ll
in this country" 4'A 'rt
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15

TrE stage from Goshen to Lexington,
Virginia, was attacked by higlwaymcn
on recenttrip, but escaped robbery by
the driver whippingyup his horses
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march lat GEn. A. E,suER.
TIE troops which our late well-be-
loved governor caused to be stationed in
the counties of Monroe, Logan and
Cabell, have received orders to tramp,
tramp" to the frontier. How the SUI.
fering loilists will survive, now that they
are left entirely vat the mercy Of the red
handed rcbels,' is a'qucstion open for the
consideration Of the loil masses" ''
HEALTH OF FARMEB,:-Thcre are
seven reasons why farmers are healthier
than professional men, viz:
l. They work more, and devclope all
the leading muscles of the body. ~
.. They take their exercise in the open
air, and breathe greater amount Of
oxygen. IN
8. Their food and drinks are common
ly less adulterated,. and far more sim
pie. ., ,a Or rh9' ,t.a ta
- They do not overvork their brain
as much as industrious professional men
do.
.. They take their sleep commonly
during the hours of darkness, and do not
try to turn night into day -.
6. They arc not so ambitious, and do
not wear themselves out SO rapidly in the
fierce contest Of rivalry.
'h7. Their pleasures are simple and less
exhaustive. ''"s
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
.. sn1ra 3 60.

.abqGQ YsanIea
| EMPLOYMENT
AT YOUR OWN HO NJ Els.
ETHER SEx-Suitable for steady hands.
Pays large profts--Address for parsicu-
lars at once jia.s.s.
"COsTAR,"N 10 Crosby St., N. Y.
Latest New York News.
aT LADIES'!
LOOK OUT! Look Out!
T. 90 K Out! Loo Out!
Beauties the Complexion"
."Giycs a Rosy Glow to the Chec KS"
r.g "A'Ruby .Tingc to the Lips"
"Remoycs Blotches and, Freclles."
THE Best in the World"
"COSTAR'S"4 81 =
B E. A u r 1 F I E r
Bittcr.Swect and Orange Blossoms.
Is-One Bottles .O0-Three for 81 90.
l0O0l,o'tl.s sold in enc day in N. I. City
All Druggists in Weston sellit.
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WEST VIRGINIA.: r.
4 T rules held in the clerks Office Of the cir
n cult court Of Lewis county, on the last
Monday in February, 1859. IttCLql
John Hurley, eon!ptainant,
The personal Representative
and trnkno,cn heirs Of Nj fioN 1 !
chaet Nihan, deceased, de-
fendanis. .4f,,isll aH. IN c1nnce,y.
The object Of this suit is TO obtain decree for
the payment Of Judgment recovered 6y the
complainant agans. A. g. Hale, sheriff Of Lewis
county, and administrator oi Michael Milan,
deceased, for twenty dollars, with interest fr0il
the 9th Of May, 1868, and So 60 cents costs, nn,l
10 subject to sale tract Of l16 acres Of land III
Lewis county, on waters Of Oil Greek, whereof
said Michael n Than died seized, 10 tile payment
| Of the same. f, 81 f.#
And it appearing by affidavit filed that the
natnes Of the heirs Of Michael Eihan deceased,
arc unknown, AID they M. appearing. II Is Or
dcred that they do appear here within otc
month after due publication Of this order, and
\ do what may be deemed necessary to protect
their interests in this suit.
'rtstc: &. A. JACKSON, Cfk.
Henry Brannon, comprts atty.
march lit III
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

II a. PAYNE, - y
~ 81 .s..f. WITH ,l,l
JACKSON & THOMPSON
/, Wholesale Groccrs and Dealers il Produce
Nails furnished at Factory prices. u;
Nos. and 2 Spencer Block, l,arkersbnrc,
". vn. " - march SLY
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"a bounty TAX REFUNDED.

: % BOUNTY TAX REFUNDED.
.DY virtue ofnn order made by the Bonri Of
)supersisors Of Lewis county The End da, OF
February, 1868, the undersigned commissioners
appointed by said order have fixed upon the
l2th day Of April. 1869, and for one week
thereafter. at the Clerks office Of the Circuit
Court Of Lewis county, to hear proof Or and to
audi. all claims against ,hs county for Bounty
taxes heretofore paid by any person entitled to
relief under the several acts Of the Legislature
providing for the reminding to all soldiers, Or
their Heirs, all taxes paid BY them for bounty
purposes. A. which time and place all persons
interested aro requested io.attebd.
+. u. IA. GEO. COXAD, IA.
sI l GEO. ROSS, r4l.
marcb15 .l.. Commissioners.
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BIZ O. RAILROAD.

Arrives at Clarksburs at $50 p. NJ
Arrives At Grafton at z f t 400 p. ~
FAST LINE EAST.
Leaves parkershurgat 5:?5,p- N
Arrives at Carksburg at 900 P. N
Arrives at Grafton at q ,''f l0:lO p. NJ
For further particulars apply to W. II. Free
2 man 1t the Clarksburg depot ~
JOHN L.WILSON,
10 Master, Of Transportation.
We hare on hand at tbs office lurg
quantity ofBLANK DEEDS, and JUS
TlCES BLANKS Of all kinds, go''e'
spin the lest style. Call and examine
b.. LOCAL ITEMS.
==-=.===:====-========:===
ii iTux very worst thing 'out-Th'
weather. a.,
- 'Oss Of the Trumps' is unavoidabl!
crowded OUTFITS week.
80 VIZ notice that Dr.. Camden, aftor
VII, to philadelphia and New York, il
sgain among US. lie looks improved By
the trip
Tus Capitol having been located9 n
Charleston, the Martinsburg New Ere
wants the'legis!ature to "locatc' Charles
ton. t-l,, a &h&t} 1a3 $'fR
VIZ know man who has worn ou
four pairs of boots in Tic last'two months
: all in trying to collect the money to pay
for them. Really, these are times to try
mems sots.
Nor,cx.-All persons indebted to me
atc requested to call and settle immedi-
ately, ,as I am closing my books, aud
amust have them balanced BY April lat.
march march. IL s'.,a1 CSC. 4 ] f'sH 'n
N1oHcASrowY has prodigous scandal
case, and our ubiquitous contemporary
over there tantalizcs bis readers by with
holding the particulars.
We notice that Elias Cunningham has
been defending Ben. posey in the
Wheeling 1n,ell;grnccr. This is pretty
rough. Rem. was considered mean
enough before, but the action Of lis friend
Elias AMI the lntelliyencrr in the matter
has damned hin, beyond redemption.
We le,.tu tina, Dr.. Hills, superiuteu-
dent Of the Asylum at this place, met
will a severe accident at Baltimore few
daysago We have heard no ,particu.
lars. save that telegram was sent to the
family, stating that in fall his leg was
i. broken at a point Immediately above the
o,ankle.. E 90 .. 81 .-.,=
=, =, CosvxpntA.- I'VE offer Cot public con-
-..;,,cro,ion n ooaundrum which has been
been handed 70 US BY q iriAnd Of the male
persuasion. He says the patent has been
applied for. It reads thusly-"What is
necessary to nuke woman permanent
oasturc Of the householdY All COMPETE
,to,s for the prize. which is a brass button,
will address Conuhdtum, Weston. W.
Va. enclosing ten cents ID currency fo'
areturn postage. ~ '&
h"i : ~. - 49,, ..:. --.-- :;
Il. vi yho ~" ",wors off, on the lst Of janus.
Try, only eleven still resist the allure
',nents OF tue LOVING DOW: Stve" y, ~.
,i .'e,r" a'e 49,, 49,, 4 IT, H., 81, i
"'u'o ~. :. -. -, - &c ,h,I n
~ "vp'''' ' ., ~, . ~.
~ - s"' s''''u, ,, .'','. ~. ho,1
' e'' 49, ~ 60 w N .,d
nv" ~ '"' A''''
e's' ----
Social Party Saturday, the otl
inst, d very" ploasan. social gathering
took place at the residence Of Mr.. Daw'
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VIZ doI't want to be understood rs
growing, but We have failed to sec any
good reason why the choir meeting was
not attended on Saturday nightlast. 1t
seems to be easy enough to get up u
dance. but the most difficult thing under
the sun to raise sufficient number Of
young people who arc willing that their
voices should be heard in church. Let
US have singing, BY, all. means. lfitis
Of the good, old fashioned kind, so much
the better. BIZ
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15

LARGE BUYERS will find It 10 their interest
to call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. All o ders promptly filled. 70
have engaged the services Of Mr.. Samuel
Warder, formerly with Glfllan, Ebert 4 Co.,
who will be pleased to see his friends.
'.'., H. GUGGENl1EiMER,
n27-3m ..' Parkersburg, W. Va.
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F" Conc into my parlor,'
Said the slider lO the tiy-.n


But supposiug the old gentleman to be
the hy, It scciils to us that the lesson u
bis life should have taught him better
than to flip his wings against such web
III our unsophistcated imagination, we
compare him to d motll-which, .duzzlcd
by the transient glare Of the cruel light
rests not until in tic fame it finds its err
ror aud its death. We close the chapter
10 us, as il must be 10 the friends Of the
infatuated lover, il is an unpleasant topic
but a.ldss how true 1t is that
..Thougl oil things do to harm him what they
tan, uyI
No greater enemy to himself than two )man!'
--.---------------
SoME Of the worst characters tU be
found III the State have within the las,
two years taken up their abode ut Mounds
Vile.
WE learn that the responsive hcau Of
The Werninscrs, Of Harrison, is sound on
the tigger-woOl aud all.
NdrlcE. All persons indebted to inc
are requested to call aud settle imnedi'
atcly, us am closing my books, ant
must have tllcm balanced by April LIST.
uarcl, Lit GEo. A. FISHER
observation-disclosures wishing cor.
rect likeness Of themselves or their faini-
! lies should call at once at S. h. Barretts
photographic gallery. over Geo. Fishers
s,oru, -inarcli |
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TIE Shenandoah Herald says--"A
gentleman justofF a trip through West
Virginia, informs US that everything is
mo'ing along pleasantly in that state,cx
fcept politicc, Hor says scalawags are
abundant, and mean as dirt. The wheat
crop is more promising than it has been
for years Farmers are preparing to
plant large crops Of corn"
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1869-03-15

VIZ learn that the responsible head o.
The Werningers, Of Harrison, is sound on
the higger-wool aud all.
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H3.sOr two thousand citizens Of Inlianupo.
lis who "swore off, on the LIST Of Janus.
iry, only eleven still resist the allure.
o,nents Of the flowing bowl. Seven Of the
eleven are editors. -Cineinndti Enquirer.
We would add to IT,. above that out Of
forty.two promising members Of the I. O.
X r.. who solsmnly .'swors Off on New
Years day, We are the only one who hold
firm to tho faith. Comments are need
, less.
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Aman named Gray, residing III Bel
tom MARSHALL county was, arrested last
week on the charge Of violating the per-
sou of a girl seven years Of ago. She is
reported to have been fatally injured.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
rrn1rcTLn BuILDrNGs.

Tlc following plans have been submitted to MI James
n gace.g.or -upar,Utcujout OF Buildings for ms ap.
pTocaI. s,ace last lAur.ay: ,.,,--
Ea No s'Nay % e-y' fr',e,, erovntoss dTsl's' io
50 r,eb, soes Owner Josa G. Wnals .,... -, -, o.,
E1sa-st; y busags, 2L6I8 each; stores OwHs
IN 30 sS-y,v l7Tso oa tessasut located no sos West
Rfrseeoalsi Of baRg' sIo EACH STOKES oS1e' J. A
Ta No s3-Y,vI7-B-s Oscs located No ~ Great JOnssssi
1 Y H Va, ~ Ses1S,s, bisf dwelling located north
I'd ofThyfab 81 - aess Of Seve5ths's size Of b1ag l5K
~ 10 5-jsy Isiae cs tenensut' located ou,h ',d' Of
ps.. stories T. ssseaslt -rl cellar OFBer Prar, Gsi,
pa'ls sls q L--aS 2a1Vi stores OTne.E CllN i'l
PaaNo 55T-Nsy ls-Bd,k malt house located south side Of
F5 ssvert, 100 e. of Essyr sse Of building seoL6
G9Its g a1J Saret 9~aers \, d.iHgsF ca "a, 49,, go
gc Tre1ty6irist sE II building, 5H25i stories o51eTs
Pos No 5s9|s1 sBhek vsroHbous located No s3l West
yoV rsathsS SIS q baag 35EiSi stories Owner Andrew
re- No ssoMy Ia-EhoS store and dwelling located No s'i
Pa Ne s5ay 'Bask dwelling, located uorA .is o. % oas-
IA 5s, 70 Fag, o6a soB. buildings, located east sd,
q Htissa lo ies sest Of Ihrisrsi s.s OF buildings AAsi
Fb4 No. sCj-NsJ p ,5 WhuE located ,outh Of Twenty
thl isst e's' q F'sve size Of baAg 7I?7 stories and
RJs 10 5-Ns1 a rcs brown stone dvelags With sIt.s
~ s,iu s-ihHE 25E5 so a. sHs Of ez'ehs"n 7fzi stones
Eo ss5-Nsy 5wOoin dwelling located north sle Of a9th
o. "A e-t o gaasgse Roaii size Of building 3Tz9i sios'
P 10 S5Hay SIo cfce heated Nos 10 and I22 Prouts
az hty $50 'se ty &C. and 20 feet ceepi stones, and
Nss. ltd roof ii-ury Bestrl 49,.
Pa N3 tf1-May 2Ltrrk storage bnfinE located No lo5
7aiu- ss of baas. 3JSJ stories. l. ONher Nsimote Co
563Lay 2i.Usul-e isauuictoy ioc2el No lo- EES
os Of building, 2SI6o stories
Os7ffs. Lsgg Nevklrs. 80.
Il .,t ofblds 2Ja.5i stories, Oauer. Hugh OIsy
pa Nc g7-Nay BTea su1 dwelling bcitei No. 39t
b.. kst size Of buillisg lz5@0i itoHe CwaeT John L.
f Ma s7lhy 72wooea lEelng located so7tb SIDE oi 0ae
kuaui oiTtr.st 40 feet es o SeHelhAEet SLs Of
ksffag 25l2si st5rros Owner John Lynch.
51Ny st1ne school house located herh Wesi
Eirt-ave THrl sEi; tiEe Of Jsili1g SsffJ
c0ts,k OWae- A. ). buurelr
t % Oe hur sreau -Lst 25 feet east oi FEafei sEs Of
e fgBg l6xlO; stories. UsurT. JOSE Moray -
PaR No. 56-Nav 2AFlris brick dwerg loc'ted nofth nte
pfCasbuldro rs ee ess VI Faaei re oi buil
l. O. mont J7 - q. rear by 20 q tesP stones, ana basement
o. %. Joseph Mrrsy.
Pa NJ 5-Nay 2-Bd,t Stable located 3S n west o. Twenty
CI ofJu1- 20 lo. stories, 3 Owner, Alden btpt1n
5-May 2siole and yelling located a. No bO Henry
s1s OF b1 dog stories Owuer George Bruckblues
55AaT 2Brek b1 iiog located solletsi cor bghy
Riverside Dou Of building - irrI 0lt bf ~
t-s iert -ee OW1eT iTues Of Tie hol'e
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Ia So 5-May 2Drck stable located No l3J MosL axe 9!
bg1 %, ZyIi5i two stories OEltf AnOrose ONei.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-28
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stare No 20 cous s'eai scrasI turetsI et
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