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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27
Sruoklgn Ysal estate for Sab.

TOR SALE-A beautiful and fiTst-class double
HOUSE. with all tie modern Improvements and Is lots Of ground
stocked with 100 eloies fruit tree in a bearing condition stu
Eighteenth Ward Of Brooklyn. hf hours ride BY hone
ears the frs. Terms For particulars apply TO
T. s. GMITI, ". Y. Weekly OMce, No - FuloD-st, ~ y
EOR SALE-In tho most beautiful part Of
Brookyn Pacfcst. EegYokave three 3s'Ory. high
baserneu. uecar brick HOUSES viii all modern
Amply at houses Mr. BURrlS No y BacAyEt EewYoA
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All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring to purchase rent such property,
win find it to their interest advertise In THE TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of other news
paper and In addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
viii be found not only NewYork and oil its cities aud
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union. Tho advertisement should be as brief as Will
allow of the advantages claimed being made clear TO rho
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
business proesson consequently advertisements IN each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention to reports of sales of real estate both In city
and country thus adding greatly to the value OF Its col
advertising medium. The charges for adyer-
Using follows DAILY TRIBUNE, IS cents per limo
for each insertions WEEKLY TRIBUNE 50 per line; bKMI.
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Is cents per lne About ten words OF
our wide columns average line Terms cash in advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27
A.D. MEILrCx, JR., Anc,loneer.

A. ID. MEILtCK, JR, Ancaoneer.>
by A. ID. MELLICK, jr. q BRO.
k) and Dealers 10 NewJeey Real Estate No 20 fae
EerYcrL TUESDAY April a. 1852 at on the premises
posve sale Of rabe RESIDENCE. al Pasa N three min
us vaL from station The house 2iI6 u s'oe' containing nine
room, marble mau rsrgs and paee lot sorl3 good gar
den ae fences Of fruit. Maps and particulars 81 s
oIee Of the Aucioneer,. No. &c Pinsst
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A j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer.
10 LOTS
RIDGEwooD, BERGEN COUNTY, N J.

BLEECRER SON Co. will sell at auction, Ga NbDNES-
nay ApIl 2s az ~ O'clock tie Exchange Salenoom.
About minutes from depot This property hney snsssd
oyeookug tie Surrounding country for niles 9r
beauty be surpassed Rgs"ood Is on tne Ls
Hcsior, aud be more easay eaeud
ard xth better css than the upper part Of Brooklyn or
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Snttiou Sails Of gsal Gstats.


BY JoHNs'Si'SSir'' ' S 3 % t,i'isii
,,. Ell A.. Esr g. GEE es%. s..is,r
ala Seloss a, CITY sAiSss sS t Hg.s buass
DY osSE Il C os TR s sFSGkhfs COURT
FREDERIC $500 : yAsD Is ;;e Referee.
DESIRABLE Lots :. gsia,: II, s small parcel: tos.. ns
ESTATE OF GEORGE WHITE deceased.
xIoHrEEhsi3TsaIf ; %aRS Ba 20
& aaS f.p hs %' . MIR
Grstsn, and horgsns,a
For sh;. psI.IsoI.I ,gUytoH W. BURKE sq Pnar' ~
Fc5 Map. .Ppy . JOHNSON MILLER N. isS.~,us, r. Z,
and No. iS7 h'os's'''%s,E R5sissTS; .rn "a
"n O'clock EI'A,1 ggs6 sasiEso sik * Ill B'''d'sE
Two ls.er. VILLA FARMS with FARMHousEs and oursurLn
IEGs situated ia
JAMAICA, L. l..
THE LEX FARM
situated desirable section Of The i.tsn limit s y,rs
pied BY gentlemen doing business kswYorf The oosd high sA
contains rssIs garrett cellar The dwelling roo@s ssd
cellar. q: s... bar. y:,y large Ts: ,t = q. s..sr high @ 4
and mile s .hs Jigaes Staten: Of tie IOns Island M
ton on The Long and South Side Railroads "a
'nnoA Tine 'i'" RENE; FERNS ssS $ LIBERAL LTsS
~.
honaguest, BrOctirn
villa Ste. IL the PROPOSED PARk. a.: d@siss
Also IS Of spssd sna meadow on Jaasiea Hay.
A. J. BLzEcxER, AseAss.sL
HOUsEMAN FARM, at Poliay,, Bergen
TON on THURSDAY April 20 1862 at ss0ck. at the EIehn
Si s%TYo s ACRES AZ f6fFLY .. the H.essn..e. branch
10 minutes. wa from the depot lie. vel s,d ia the ,sy o,ehoo
fasA Lodi Map: hs Il cI " ' Is w A'' l'
3Dnils y. MCILER, Anc6snslr -------.
DEREMPTORY SALE of valuable COUNTRY
SEATS q The nss.s R,S q: Tssss Of Is sHy'a.
S SipE' D'Fi'w WILKINS Co. .sss ca GEsDAf
April a. at - oss r. f. s S sS,; ,sSs ~ s s.s.r
100 A6REs or LAND Yont.r c.sag q min. scr
Of the dsps, ng bob ss the SswY.rs ana ASany pS' s
William B06sr Tt .no.hs last pie. y si. MP p5.Ds
%: BE. e; ssss a e
River for nearly miles and has number feeEaa suing ntta o.
s1S.f eut6aldins. i viii Ss sold p Pss
Terms Of sale very liberal EDWARD WELLS Ponf; ATr
or Will BE- sen. BY mail. II deared Gssl
gosEPH MCGUIRE, AucionssE
SUPREME COURT SALE
JOSEPH INQUIRE
will SELL on THURSDAY. April 30 1863.
the Exchange sslssTcoin No i'll Broadway
under tie direction Of
GRATZ Ma HAN. esq Rehreei AL, a.,
sE0oSDAvE No !, ~ I I, house three ''"' '' '
HISTHsTsO 800 East on the rear Of which o1''p 0aa
80 ga and s1A The Nos go ard
are each two stories attic and basement bk and No.
story attic and cellar bnek with stored 'SS IN rear o. s .,.
Bk0oMB sT-No IS This house tr0sOy, attic 'ud s,n
RbGEsT~Esst dd. III feet luche, north ofRiviugOn sosi
oy sr ssd cellar bcI in trout Sn double ssi 0 tsSem,
heestOr basement cellar brick the rear sis OsoS'
MAPS AT THE AucTIoSEERs OFFICE. No. Sc S.'sau,t
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A. J. blhE'hAN Y,rxyrn
CXFCUTORS' SALE of HUDSON RlNER
II PROPERTY I, D0BBs FERRY, BRING TllB RkSIpENGkk
Am FSTATE or TIlE LATE JANIS b. pANFOGTH, KNOWN
As "pRY BROOH"-A. J. BLEkChRR, SON & Co. vii sell at
auction on TUESDAY Nav H. 1882 al 10 oeloek at the b1elapSe
sales-o0p, No. Ill Bro5iwsyi
Abs property comprising over l?S acres Of land WI % easrea IN
r.ree waving nom Among others the late residence OF
Mr. DanSb with nearly - sss-A ve esASal sne compete pace
occuastou Also desirable new house VITA ~ acres OF tl
This property besu views q tie Hudson River ssd w
Mil Kr VALLEY All within nile the rslosd staion aud steam
boat aaing Debbs Ferry For maps aud Paeasn appy 70
EDMUND COFFIN, No n Cedarst Ash WI seeompA to put'
ehsse to puse JOHN STORMS, Que Of Tie eIsoa'
SAMUEL &. LYON, E.oe0,or.
JOHN J. STORMS, }hA'NS'''~
Mana AZ the Ancioneer's once.
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Sutton SAILS Of ysaI Sstats.

J. BLEECKER, SON & Co., Auctioneers.
"A, THURSDAY Mag
Al ~ O'clock at the Exchange Saesroon -uu
ACRRS NANUET. ROCKLAED COUNTY, n. T., ON Tbs
MIDDLETOWN ROAD.
About undulaBg and rolling ground Eaas hes5
Ia 10 IA miles south the Northern Rail
road Of SewJsy we'll adapted for building % fronts 90 two roads,
Awe miles from Mack; surrounded by good neghbSrs has very ING
orchard Of Summer Maps ard particulars az No. % Cesars
j. BLEECKER, AuctiOneer.s
IN. BRAUTIFJL BUILDING LOTS IN PATERSON, n. h.
AT AUCTION.
A. BLEECKER SON Co. viii sell at auction on FRDAf Nay
u o'clock al the Exchange Salesroom No. III Broadwsy N T.
liza BULDING LOTS the City Of Paterson, j. sn one mile
from 10. R Railway station within three minutes walk Of the
NOR, cars on Market Of beautiful grade pysg On ths
banks Of Ryer the lots front veesndsve 90 Iwess
,tayA and on Thhr fourth, Tbrty6ith, Thirty Drs
a,t Thirty all suitable for budrs purposes Os
the block between Thirty eth Thirty sixth SITS an excellent sons
containing good order also barn. hen house. sne &c.
&C., With 6Be shade trees shrubbery &c
- Also,
90 LOTS on Riverside and Highland Park, Paterson, lying
bsantiflly Terms favorable. Title perfect
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ADRIAN H. NULL ER, Auctopee.
IN ~

IL.
4 UCTlON SALE of 40 VILLAGE PLOTS
"A and COTTAGE HOUSES situated At RI. PSint MitSa
Westehe,ter Couuy-ADRTAN H. MULLER, p WILKINS CO
viii sell 81 suction WEDNESDAY April 49, at 70 O'clock at tbs III
Ill Broadway the valuable property Known as
RYE or Wanwrghts Point situated Milton, Wehsster County
the line OF the NevYeTk and heWhe
ven Railroad one On Eve minutes from NsgYort which time WI
shortened the Harlem and Poeester hoa
con pete1 surveys for which finished and the capital SUD
serbed depot Of which will be within quarter OF me
property There property 10 the lower section Of eaea
Comfy eby located that ODER so many natnn sen
tg suburban residences BSudsd or one nas " aVs
srbr and BY Loug Island Sound with me aage
necessity be extremely healthy positions aud It's .ss
bathing boating fishing uIeqnaed having wster NOM 81
also within o1sqear;et q mile o. k!s SeI R
Justly celebrated advantages for bathing Inc rev
re Of the od Boston Road runs wha hh me
making aud beautiful drive for those "snR 70 s
Ee"c private The present gssst hs. ~ sss
srty extreme Of tI property eontsHng ,oH. ssIeIss
acres With large and luxurious growth o oak tn n
admirably adapted for hotel Ga Dbl, extreme Iot hss o.sS os
been built Al exceeding COO aud which the best
township There on N property two rev ana SULTAN
tsbu having most Of the couveueHee Of U houses
Stable Cottage eunery Re These houses are ready of
Immediate oceupaue number Of photographs view: tafen nom
dep. points estate be as the dice o. We AGOa
cen, will give Ia small degree some ea o. we sasns
BEAUTIES Of the proge To hose wishing purchase suburban prop
sriy Improvement tbs sale vi" ofr most ah
Maps and Maps the Oc Of tie Aueionser' No Pnsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-04-27
yuna ssIamS Ircptrtg for Sale.


At GREAT NECK, Long Island.-Gentle-
n mans RESIDRHCR Location unsurpassed situated on mhh
-, nap Is miles from NesYOrk elegant HOUSE arg hos ana
o water All through from springs In the paee marble baSins oah
msrbe maues through; 6ne cellars heated hrnaee on car
Iags house 6d dns gardens fruit &c. ana - acres nue.
clans and oysters fishing 49,, -, pvvv NJ q, r.,.x.A
DOR SALOON Flushing Bay-Elegant 2t-
sory frame HOUSE ed); barn. esrnsgehuse, all new and In
perfect order; tenant house good garden fu Sc me ron
from Hunters ocson extended ever the bay ana
surrounding ''uH'' wa BENSKf KLENEN No 81 ceaars.
DOR SALE or EXCHANGE at Flushing, O
fss RESIDENCE, 6I46 containing ecnvehienee bot
aud cold water furnace BATH good cellars beautifully sused on
grounds 85I200 feet good gardens lawn wen shaded
Abundance foEe aa adjoining can be bought hre
mputes walk from depo will sell furnished uh1nshSd or viii r
change property. BENNETT KLBSEN No o. Cedaf.t
NOR SALE-Near Newtown, l.. J., 81 acres
of LAND with gente hou,e 75riO IL marble mans
plenty fruit minutes three railroad depot,
10 minute. Point Apply to lNNhSS premises o. 70
ADAMS 4 PANGBURN No. III broadway, Room No 70
nor SALE-A COUNTRY RESIDENCE at
depot attic house with Wings containing IL rooms mar
bic mtn water the Kitchen and htoughoni large bars he
nery &C. all In excellent eer 10 acres nd band
.o,y laid abundance OF fruit and shade trees HAZARD
APTH0RP Co, No 10 Broadway n T., corner OF Pneit
DEAL ESTATE for SALE and to LET-A
large STORE LBT Also feE SALE line House barn
small Store With quarter Of Land Ae 100 build
ing Lots Location perfectly healthy great resort for invada A
on the South Railroad 20 miles from NewfoE In full view OF @
ocean Address with 6tamp) o. Box No. AJT Long Island
NY.
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Gounirp 2tal Gslut, for Sal,.

At GREENWICH, CONN, three miles from
~ EerlIavea DEPOT md within short distance q ne proposed
pteA Railroad ~ about 2UO ACRES with barn aud out
toasss FOR SALE EXCHANGE for or Brooklyn prop
sy Iuqlre Of JolS ANDREWS No. Z! Ooattst. DooAnn.
At SHAREHOLDERS SALE. very cheap, only
"A oEe nile from depot HOUSE size iJIiJ containing 20
beautifully bgh goaud 9ace Aluttanee Of ms Inc
ROBERT r. MEEkS No 30 Cedar-st
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SUMMARY OF REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Total since January Ia2al. s200I9 sa4ss

AUCTION SALES OF NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
MULLER, WILKINS & co.
rgssory house aud io; lZ3hs 1876 5thavej lot
386135 A. X. Phillips. S1O 50
frame twostory BRICK foursory brick houses and lot
Nc Deancey-st Pttsti lot 2'TlOO Bram. 1000
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AUCTION SALES OF KINGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE
AUCTION SALES OF wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY


MULLER WILKINS Il 60.
house. stable and acres
the e Of MaC0mbs Dam Road s5d horHsst forshan 49,
Nights, W
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DOR SALE or to LET-COUNTRY SEAT on
Il Staten Island pleasantly located sbou two miles from vanderbilt
Landing enc large mode dwelling outbadng aud about acres
land Price COO will RENT moderate price Permits u
49, A JOURNRAY No 1 a.
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~ One ohe best mansions vicinity NewYork State
oEsNYork hour quarter from Pavssa Perry communication
"a by Ee Railroad; all hs At stations 80 acres OF
A highly eutvated IL Of choice n heated ny
the house House IOO two
and half high richly iescosd For terms apply to JOHN
MACK No n HoWAriEt. New. YoIk CITY
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yosKPH MCGUIRE. AuctionssE
CUPREME COURT SALE
- OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
JOSEPH MCGUIRE
viii SELL. on THURSDAY April 70, 1868.
at IL O'Clock noon.
al the Exchange sslesrooin. No. Ill Broadway.
nnIer tie direction Of
gurscs auS gums QlanttA.

COUNTRY ST0RE-Wanted to LEASE q
PURCHASE BUILDIG suitable for the Grocery ID Tea sd
pe,s N some thriving village Actress x NJ Tribune Oae&
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COUNTRY SEAT AND FARM

pca,,ntly heated GA the ayenTs
FOUR MILES IRON SARATOGA SPRINGS
acres Is n valuable timber tie balance excellent ahd sh te
eq0fy adapted gani Is well fenced ana Nvl py
modern ot 4soY -
io0 toars; pss cellar. ichouse Gc 90 oe1neg slps
cherries aud berries IN great alum
dino. tr,i two good fsun lOnsos as
eovncnt other oubudnj store house 2EV
ory for cider and vinegar business paying
$500 per aunlm net A,
tile perfect Possession Nhen desired Az
IL IA, Earnfnr srrllgs. N. Y
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ENOR SALE or EXCHANGE-Three acres of
very desirable Bsding Land Pleasant Valley on Hudson seven
miles from New.York City Hall Fine Waterfront, with dock
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HOUSEMAN FARM, at Polihy, Bergen
H. Il County N ia BLEECkER son Co, WIN sell at Auc
TON THURSDAY April 70 1863 at ssioek at the EIehnet
salesreom, No. Ill Broadway. N rs
sIXTY0NB ACRES Ar POLITELY the Hekens,ek branch u
the Re Rarosd II HckeEaek Eve trains each dsJ
10 wa rom the depe. Lies vel .sd the !ieri oo
churches &C. oHags Of over 30 feet on rsA Road extend
ing to Lodi a No II CetaT-st
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NINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE-In tho
beautiful CITY Of NsvIaVen Conn., whose educational and other
advantages unsurpassed the county Location central
within Eve minutes walk tbs railroad station churches snd business
eesnt negborhooi pleasant healthy quiet House nearly
new substantially built handsomely finished we'll supplied with all
modern onvehces contains sixteen flashed rooms admirably ar
ranged beside pntI aud closets, Grounds pleasant
available for bqng other dwellings ssi rsEiy Increasing 10 value
Furniture will DO sold with the desired the Wishes to
break up housekeeping For price terms etc Inquire o.
(f5tO HOMER NOlsHAN, NO 1flnest
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-10-12
Gossip and GleaningS.

A Vienna paper tells the somewhat i'm
probable story that Bismarck's disease is sim
ply delirium tremens. If 1T is true he has
been a wonderfully able drunkard.
The snail season has commenced in Paris.
Hero ia tbe rece,pt:-"Boil in salt and water,
sbsll drv in a napkin, chop up with butter ard
Co. herbs replace in their shells, and when
roasted. serVe'
An that is left of Keniworth castle
threatens to tumble down, and Earl Clarendon,
the owner, is now repairing and strengthen
ing the great hall, Leicester's buildings, aud
parts OF the external walls on either side.
-Scott's "Old Mortality" has been produc-
ed at London theatre, which prompts Ecery
Saturday to say that even Bakers SAINTS
Rest will ultimately be seized upon by the
dramatists.
The London Examiner contains a grave
report of large meeting held, Sept. 11th, by
the inhabitants of Dummheitenburg, IN the
Duchy of Ohnehosen, for the purpose of eele-
brating the completion OF monument to
Noah, the hero OF the Deluge. The Examiner
says there is much comfort in observing that
neglected heroes are now beginning to get
their due; and begs to suggest that Brian DO
roihme, Ossiau, aud Adam be addei TO tne
list of persons observing OF statue
MIR. Edmond About has made an opera
libretto of his witty novel 'The King OF ms
Maintain. 1.-The music of which will be written
BY NJ Leo Deibes.
The rumor that NJ. Swinourne Is ehSaG'o
ON an article on the Byron question ior tue
Fortnghtly Review is contradIcted In the
London Morning Star.
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gdnisation Completely cured. Can be referred to.
ps Mls Paul, 400 Chestnut street, Philade phia.--
tpoody Urine, sense Of heat ant pain at the oot-
tnao i oi tbe abdomen or bowels. and sometime at
eeuueu with much difficulty IN making water; also.
h pam and feeling OF weights 10 the small OF the
tn ba A' Cured by one treatment. May be referred
Kew A. n. Trumbe. 115 Ninth street, Philadpl-
weakness of the spinal column. perfectly dis
Tnplng hin: Five days after treatment by Dr.
Douse, carried quarter of beet up pair of stairs
mis-. Francs, 81 Leeds avenue, Philadelphia-Con-
st'uilon s completely broke down. Had not walked
Hn dIr sixtesn years; the third day walked up and
- W. Lander, 15O Vine street. Philadephia-Af-
ht for thirty years with Dyspepsia general de-
chayti. chhsy eti. Completely cured in ten minutes. Win
eheefiuiiy reply 20 any inquiries. 4l
,,ie iMlehaei McCluskey, Harrisburg. PENNSYLVANIA
rheumatism, ameness. &c. Had not walked step
without crutches iur ten yars; carried his crutcbes
away on his shoulders after one treafment.
n George Bacon, Scranton, Pennsylvania. Scrofula.
nngnt We rs standing; Pa'ate entirely eaten off;
treatments and the use of one b,ule of Blood Pu-
r1her; ,1h is we'll have letter from this patient
eoe %y PpansD street
pm a. Calarih; constant Ringing Of the Ea.s; Pro-
n lnse Acrit Diseharse from the Nose; Breath very
cult to Breathe throu ii the Nose, accompanied by
ments y 1I1.'.0,t' -. = ! - - -
Phla. Dea'ness from Paralysis of the Auditory
nerve; Great Nervous Prostraton unable to have
oou'ortaDle sleep foI months. Cured by two treat
mepis Can he referre to.
John II. Young, 80 Ho land street Baltimore,
Maryland. Etileptic Fits-fve fits week tor five
years Perfectly cured by DIR. Dodge. Have let
Ter from this patient whn he seen al my rooms.
BERNARD Hall, o. Vine street, Philadelphia. Asth-
ma, EN- years. Cured in ten days. Perfectly well.
BY ID Dodge. Can e referred to.
George w. MeNiven, 16 Walnut street. Phiadel-
phia. Cured Of Files Of seven years standing py
1--WE treatments. May be referred 10.
l.. MeGraw, ISL Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Dyspeptlc for many ye IS. Cured by three treat
ments. Will answer any inquiries.
IF Lettets of enquiry are irt quent. 7 cannot
tell as to the probab litv of success until the
patient. Letters OF enquiry mu.t contain stamp.
p. ST. will say, for the benefit OF those who in
tend to call during my stay in the city, to not
delay lill The last moment. My rooms are then so
thTonged that is most impossible to treat all who
come
Patients will pay in proportion to property. f
No charge will be made for second treatment,
when il is fonnd necessary. Consultation Free.
For recent cases in the city daily paper; also,
call at Hal wi en- Heal the sick publicly and lee
Of coa.ge. la 4 JaI .el1l T7l 11-T -.
sAomlitance to the Hall Free. sep1seod&w3w*
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N On-ReSident Taxes.

N the town OF Gorham, in the County of Cum
berland, for the year 1868.
The following list of Taxes on real estate of nom
tesluent owners IN the town of Gorham, for The year
1865 In bills committed to Augustus Johnson Col
le:tor OF SAID town, on the 31st day OF August
1868, has been returned by HIM to me as remain,n9
unpaid OIL the eighteenth day of Ju " 1863, by his
certificate OF that date and now remains unpaid: !:
and notice hereby gven that If saitaxes interest
and charges are not paid into the Treasury of sal
town within eighteen months from the date of the
commitment OF said bills, SO much OF the real estate
taxed as will be sufficient to pay the amount due
therefor including interest and charges will without
further notice, be sold at public auction at the Se-
lectmens Office, in said Town, on Sai urday the fifth
day OF March, 1870, at 3'o'clock in the afternoon
Name, Description. Vaue Toy
Babb, Cyrus X, house, barn, town
tax. tax. $4,000 $40 o4
scnoot mouse tax, 256
Bragdon, Mary, acres land, 1900 338
Hafch Nathauiel, neirs Of 10 acres land $50 90 83s
Hall, Silas, or owner unknown, 25 acres
Libby Ellison, acres land, S250O 549
Mcclellan, Hugh. acres woodland, 400 90 50
motley, Robert, heirs of, 60 acres land, H
Si6Oo, house, barn, otnor build
Mosbei, Andrew j, 1 acre land, 500 IIs Iis
Miil,ken, Dennis l, Guardian for Han
McNish, Mary j., 2 acres land, and 1.2
Owen, joseph, / are land. loo ioooo 90 sSs s.
stSSrgs, Srgl:. tbsns 80 acres land 5000,
Wentworth, Thos E. 1.2 acre land, " y :.
=, buildings, tbal.l 1900 90 356
pmn1,ams ps James, house lot, 200 70 80
800 town lax); 1 building 5000, 1000 90 % so
90 DO scho0l-hOuse tax, 800
Patrick, Stephen A, 20 acres land 5000,
pt i house, 500. tbal 500 90 10 O4
40 acres land, 200 90 81
Rankins, Enoch, 16 aero land, 225 90 547
Gorham, Sept 27, 1869. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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/" U M Y E R 81 L !"
WHICH is THE BEST CLOTHES WRINGER?
from the Boston Traveller Of July 2d) s

After careful examination, we recommend the
"UniversaP' as the test and strongest ma hine.
IL has "patent cog wheels (Rowell's patent double
which, together with the "paent stop (which is on
no other wrueeI), allows the rubber rollers to sepa
rate sufficiently to r"o though The largest artkle
dsconnect aud lose their power, is the case wi h
other wringers, whether the cogs are one or both
1t also has the peculiar advantage two pressure
screws, so arranged that each SCI presses both
ends OF the Is alike, the same as It 1t was in the
centre, while he two togeeh give double the ca
he ssunive. ~ ~sa has its iron parts either wrought
malleahle, and is built Ilohely and substan-
tally hat tor years cannot be broken in wrnging
garments BY the strongest person.
our readers may be qmte sure they will find the
"Unlversal" wrnger good and serviceaDle article.
t i3"a NO TIC e,
Ths "Universar' cannot be thrown out of gear
achem the is tuen Of, to admit large articles
as is the case with other cog-wheel wringers.
The great advantage of RoweIl's Patent
Double siOSs cannot be obtained by putting
Cog-wheeIs on both ends of rhr' roll as
try make il app ar for whea articles discon-
the cOgs either end the power OF the cogs at
that end is lost, and it consequently ceases to be
DOUBLE: or il carmen are run thruOgh the centre
achea the pressure is taken off to admit larger arti-
ces all the cogs may be disconnected and rendered
useless.
Any sensible person can under stand that wrnger
having Gag wheels which can play apart or discon-
meet when large article is passing between the
rolls, is little if any better than one without any
cogs at all, because the cogs fail to be of ce
WHEN most needed. The '.UNIvsRsALn has not
this aia objection, but is WARRANTED DURABLE
The "Universal' has taken more 'sfirst premi-
ums as the best, at State and Institute Fairs than
all other wringers com mbiued. uH =
Sold by Dealers everywhere.
GEO. h HOOD, Gen,I a gent,
81 Water street, ROsaou.
WIingers of all kinds repaired.