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Notice to Creditors.

This is to give notice. that the subscriber of Cecil
county hath obtained from the Orphans Court of said
county, letters Parliamentary the personal estate OF
ELI C0ULS0N.
late of said county deceased All persons having claims
against the said deceased hereby warned to exhibit
the same, with the vouchers thereof duly authenticated
On or before the 9th day of October, 1870;
they otherwise, y law hn excluded from all benefit
of said estate. All persons indebted to said estate
requested to make immediate payment to tho suscri-
Der. Given under my hand, this 9th day Of october,
1850 JAMES A. COULS0N,
Executor of Eli Cuulson decd.
Tcst--REUB.S ID. JAMhE, Register
Oct q far
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Our Cheap Carpets! Our Cheap Carpets

WHERE TO buy THEN.
Who has not heard of EVANS CHEAP CARPET
STORE Where y"u can bIv ,nurii lower than Mt am
other establishment. and rely all goods being gust as
hr orc represented. stock this i urusnaly
lar e. r,,lrS" the styles Of Gitt SSE' : }PLl
INGRAM LIST and STAi!; CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS.
aitTTINf;S AMI WINDOW SHADES. Elegant Irish
rsScs yard wide. from I'll To- =. cs. cal ia apl"ar-
the finest goods. r. all who want To huy. We
offer ,lrir INDICTMENTS and gmtrant"" 70 civ" perfect
satisfaction. Don't buy without examining our elegant
STYLES and low PRICES. John W. Evans,
No SIT NORTH "a Street.
FIRST Carpet Store above Vine st, opposite Wood,
Sept IS. lstg-2m PARLIAMENTARY.
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Vocal Music.-We understand an effort
is being made to organize class here for
instruction in Vocal Music. A meeting for
that purpose will he held tonight i'll the
Lecture room of the NJ. f. Church at y
o'clock to which all persons interested are
invited
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Horse Killed.. z. Ceilings, residing
in Elk Neck, had valuable young colt
killed last week. Some villain shot, stab
bed, and knocked the animal in the head,
in order to make sure his work, we sup
pose. The colt was = fine animal, and
valued highly by Mr.. Ceilings. 1t is
thought the deed was perpetrated through
malice
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Although dull times is the chronic COM
plant, Lewis continues to add new goods
to his stock weekly. Ills reputation for
selling none but the best goods, causes a
constant and steady stream of customers
tl,h IT
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E. Brown & Bro, have a superior lot of
new Fall Dry Goods and Groceries, which
they are selling as low as any goods can be
sold in the county. Give them a call and
we think you will be pleased.
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The ladies of NJ. E. Church, in Port De-
post, are making extensive arrangements
for Fair and Festival to be held on
Thanksgiving day, or rather to commence
on Thanksgiving day, and continue during
tho xvaalr
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HallOw Eve.-To-morrow night is " Hal
low cen" as the Scotch call it; the last
night of October. There was a supersti-
cieus belief among the people of the Brit
ish Isles, in what are now looked back to
as the days of "Old Merry England that
on that night witches, devils and other
mischief making beings were all abroad on
midnight errands; particularly the fairies
were believed to hold an anniversary on
that night. This is the account Burns
gives Of the night in question, and the
Ploughman Poet describes in one of his
most brilliant poems the merry markings
which were INDUCED in by the simple folks
of his day, on that night. The following
stanza Of the poem will give fair idea of
the fun and frolic that were anticipated by
the "lads and lassies" of Caledonia on
the anniversary of the night: ....
"Among the bonnie, winding banks,
Where Doom runs whipping clear,
Where Bruce once ruled the martial ranks,
And shook the Carrick spear,
Some merry, friendly, country folks,
Together did convene, =rrgr
To burn their nuts and pull their stalks
And hold their Hallow cen
Full blythe that night"
The first ceremony of Hallow cen was
pulling each stalk of cabbage. The par
ty must 60 out hand in hand, with eyes
shut and pull the first they meet with: the
size and shape of the stalk was supposed
to be prophetic of the size and shape of
the future partner of their life. If any
earth stuck to the roots Of the stalk, it
denoted fortune or tocAer as the Scotch
express 1t, and the taste of the heart of
of the stem was supposed to indicate the
natural temper and disposition. Lastly
the stalks were placed above the door, and
the Christian name of the persons who
CHANGED to enter first, where the names of
the future partners of those consulting
this oracle.
A number of spells, having similar objects
in view were practiced on that night, affort
ing a great deal of innocent amusement tc
the simple, credulous people of that day.
The night is still celebrated by their les
poetic defendants, on this side of the glob'
but it has lost all the superstitious charm
which invested the occasion in the mind
of the primitive people of the old world
two centuries ago.
The manner of celebrating the night il
this country at the present time, partake
more of the nature Of a riot, in the aimless
wanton, malicious mischief which is perpe
trated by half grown boys and simpletons
which cannot possibly afford any entertain
mont to human beings with instincts abov
the beasts. So. Bar Frs
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
Deafness. BLINDNESS s. Catarrh.

J. ISAhIS. VI. D., sos Arch Street Philadelphia,
Dentist and Aurst. Professor in the Medical College of
PruaSy y;t of the Eye and Ear. Persons afflicted with
diseases of the Ely EAR, or CATARRII will be scicI-
tifr;y treated and cured if durable lie has been per-
mancntly located in the city for years and makes the
above. sccitcs in his practice. Tn" Medical faculty
is invited he has secrets in his mode Of treatment
Bn-Ariifcial cs Is inserted without pain. No charges
mp!. for examination.
Jan -. 1SGa-iy
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- We would call the public attention
to the Justly celebrated 90 Wilmington City
Soap" manufactured by Moore & Bro
1t works like magic! and no good house
keeper who has once used it, will be with
ont it,
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Mr.. John E. Alexander will dispose of a
lot of new and secondhand Parlor and
Cook Stoves, on Tuesday next, lection
day, at Public Sale, at ~ o'clock NJ.
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FOR SALE.


Lot ana 6IC1oA 1io = III
N On" of the most desirable residences in Elkton
S@sA lot of - feet front and lS0 feet deep: ~
s=a3I Main street east end Of town. Cooking Range
-l4 Iat'i-R"on. supplied with hot and cold water
an 1870 gallon CiStcrn for rain water. under hitchei
floor: an excellent Kitchen and Fruit Garden, and goot
Frame Stable and Carriage House back part of lot
For sale cheap. Possession immediate.
Apply to JAS. S. CRAWFORD.
NAV s. lS6q--tf
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Newark Female Seminary
MISSES CHAMBERLAIN, Principal

The next Scholastic Year will commence SEPTEMBER
LIST. limited number of Boarders will be received.
To- Circulars sent application TO Principal, New
ark, Delaware. July II, ls69-tf
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED

BOOK AGENTS WANTED
AUTOBIOGRAPHY & PERSONAL RECOLLECTI0NS,
JOHN L. COUGH.
complete history of his life his almost superhuman
struggle against ntemperancc with vivid pen pictures
of what he Europe. The whole enlivened with
affecting incidents full of interest and pathos. The work
will lie beautifully bound and illustrated. There can be
no nppositon. Every wants it, Agents taking
from 20 to 80 orders day. The lowest report yet
cciv ed is orders three days. Address the publisher
ii. e. JOHNSON.
oct l6 Is6.-Im 632 Arch Street. Philadelphia.
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Changes In ZioH.-J. L. Carhart having
purchased dwelling in Philadelphia, ex.
poets to remove his family in November
S. d. Foard has purchased his house in
Zion, and purposes occupying it as soon as
MIR. c. vacates it. Mr.. +. advcrtises to sell
or rent where he now resides.
1t is reported the Empire Store has now
one of the largest, best and cheapest stock of
goods ever offered
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A Mammoth Potato.-Thos. Drenn

A Mammoth P0tatO.-Thos. Drennen
left at this Office, on Thursday last, a
sweet potato, weighing sir pounds and two
ounces, raised on his farm, on the North
East road, about mile and a-half from
Elkton, by B. B. Wolf. 1t belongs to the
Washington Red" variety, and certainly
"takes down" everything in the potato
line in this section.
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NOTICE.
MATILDA GEORGE, next friend, &c.

JOSEPH GEORGE, ct al.
In the Circuit Court for Cecil county. In Chancery.
No. 202 n. d.
ORDERED This lth day of October in the year eighteen
hundred and sSt yninc. that the sale OF the Real estat.
of Joseph George deceased. made and reported by Vim
j. Jones and Iai-s T. Mccullough Trustees for the sale
thereof be- ratified and confirmed. unless to the
contrary thereof lee shown before the 18th day OF
Dccmher pruvideda copy of this order be inserted
in newspaper printed III Cecil county Il week
for month before the 18th day of November. next.
The Report states the of sales To he $500 90
DAVID SCOTT, Clerk.
True copy; test DAVID SCOTT,
oct It, lSI1-lm Clerk.
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1"c GfeUt HCJOrHicr ~ the sage,
wh" having abandoned stage if". exhibits it yisid
c"nrS III" whole show world B'fOrs d.d Bc..iHi tie
Scenes BEING Truthful. Moral and Heightened Us ell
Sensational, Rich AMI Racy it unscls Ill other books
Beautifully illustrated with 10 spirited onTr.vinc>. -
upage cuts. 600 pages, on rosented paper. Greatest
Inducements yet offered. Prospectus, !Sahpie Copp
aud StGfiOaoM Free. For Circular. explaining, address,
Immediately PARMELEE i Co. Publishers. either at
Philadelphia Pa. Cincinnati, Ohio Mfldetowu, Conn
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eY- Mr. John C. Hindman is our rcgu-
larly authorized Agent and Collector to
procure subscriptions and advertising for
The Wig.
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NOTICES, DC.
Notice to GunnprS.

All persons hereby notified to trcspass upon
the lands of the subscribers with dog gun other
wise. any offending will be prosecuted to the
full extent of the law.
TlIOS. Y. WARD WM. WARD
TIIOS. WARD JR. WM. H. YATES
GEORGE W. IEARSEY, JOHN MEREDITH,
JOHN LAVENDER, JOHN IUSFELT.
VIM. HUSFELT. SAMUEL +. WILLS.
WM. q. r. KNIGHT, JNO. T. CUNNINGHAM.
oct Ii, 1S6G-2m
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NEU 1DTERTISEMEN7;S.
Si00 4 MONTH SALARY

Paid for Agents male AMI ftman '''<iu"s psrHHHrnt
Enclnc &c. stamp. Van Ali" Ga" VI broadway Ne"
York. iClip out an | return advertisement i"
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A Candidate for Public FaYor.-Mr. H

A Candidate for Public FaYOr.-Mr. H.
II. Kimble had on exhibition hero last
Wednesday, a hay and straw cutter, con-
structed on entirely new principles The
machine worked by lever in front which
had attached to one end rake. Raising
the lever fed the straw into the knife, and
bearing it down performed the cutting
operation. The construction of the cutter
is very simple and the price about half of
what the ordinary hand cutting boxes are.
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Sore Throat, Sudden Colds,
COUGHS. dc.

Use it for any Of these. and you will do without
it, Its valuable family medicine has induced
others to initiate and counterfeit the Pain Killer To
great extent.
Oct &-lm. BEWARE CoUSTgRFEITS.
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THE MARKETS..
CORRECTED EVERY FRIDAY.
Elkt0n Markets.
Wilmington Markets.

SeOtt's Mill's Market.
BLACK OAK BARK PER Ton $50 90
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eB-We call attention to advertisement
Of The Churcnman in another column. 1t
is finely printed, ably conducted paper,
and is one of the very best religious news
papers of the country. ~
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Baltimore Markets.
REPORTED BY +. f. MARINE.
Oct % 1850

GGa-Thcse quotations are male bv F. +. MARINE Com
mission Merchant No. SO West Pratt St. fro!u actual
sales. They made mp with and may h. relied
fully though they were sent through the mail
in reply to inquiries.
Flour-Howard Street Super, per Dbl,
So so as IS; Shipping Extra. S. 75G6 -;
Trade Brands Extra So O0@6 so !: Family,
Sc 15G7 so. Wheat-White, choice, per
bus. 60 lbs, 81 45G1 80 prime 81 40G1 Is;
fair to good, 81 so q l 81. Red, choice,
81 4O91 45; prime, 81 35@1 40; fair to
good, 81 25@1 80. Con-White, good to
prime, per bushel, Sc lbs, 81 1901 IS;
Yellow Corn, 81 00@1 05. Rye-good to
prime, 81 00G1 05. Oats, prime, per
bushel SO lbs, 55@59. Clover Seed, good
to prime, per bushel Ga lbs. s. 00(G7 %
Timothy Seed, do. per bus. As lbs, So 25
QeS3 rs; Flax Seed, do. do. 50 40(G$2 As.
Timothy Hay, No. 1, per ton 1900 lbs,
$24 00(G26 90; mixed do, No. 2, $1S 00(a
90 GO; Clover, No. 3, s1SQr20. Rye Straw,
SEQ 00@22 90. Oats Straw, SIS 00@17 90.
Eastern Eggs, 2G@27 cents per Dozen
Chickens, old, $4.00G5 90 per. Dozen
Chickens, young, So 00G4 90 per doz. :;
Beeswax, prime, 3SG40 cts. per h.; Feath-
ers, live geese, Eastern, 75(G90 per Id. :;
Country Rags, 4G5 per H.; Wool,
washed, 50G52 cts; unwashed, 33(G35 cts.
per fb.; Hides and Skins-country, dry, 16
@1S cts; do, green, sG9 cts; Sheep
Skins, per piece, 5Oc(aS1 90; Lamb do,
25W50 cts. Potatoes-Carters, per bus. 60
lbs, prime, G0G70; Peach Blows, G00G5;
other kinds, $4,000.
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1t is apleasure to tell the same story
over and over again. if it is good story
Our story now is, of the satisfaction we en-
JOY in wearing the clothes which they make
at the great Brown Hall, Philadelphia
The fact is, there are no other clothes,
made elsewhere, that look half as well, or
wear half as long as the RocKHILL & WILL
SON clothes. The immense and varied as
sortment of fine clothes for Fall which
Rockhill & Wilson now display is worthy
the attention of all who 60 to the city. See
Rockhil & Wilson'S advertisement in
another column.
eB If you want to be in good humor
all the week. get your washing nicely done
by 10 o'clock Monday morning and have
the clothes ironed and put away before
night. Now if yon don't know how to do
this, just inquire at Moore & Bro, who
manufacture that famous Wilmington
City Soap Ask your grocer for it.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.-The cattle
market was very dull this week, owing to
the large receipts. which reached about
30G0 head. and common wrrc To- cent
lower. Extra Penna. and western selling
at 9Ge9!c,, the latter rate for a few choice:
GEHt3!c. for fair to good. and common at
4GEJc. I H., gross. as to quality. Cows
were unchanged. $50 head sold at 10(t65
for Springers. and 5000 per head for COW
and calf. Sheepwere a fraction lower
II, 600 head sold at 5@G4c. 2 10. gross, as
to condition. Hogs were in fair demand at
an advance. 5000 head sold at the different
yards at $14@15 per 100 lbs. net.
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A WATCH FREE.-iIVEN GRATIS to very
IA live man who Will act agent in new, light, nd
honorable husin paving ; - per Il: v No gift '"r
prise. No hrmlrS. money wanted in advance. Adj
dress r. MpSRoR KENNEDY Co., Pittsburgh, Pa. iw
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A Lecture.-Rev. B. F. Price delivered n
fine lecture in the NJ. E. Church, on Friday
evening of last week. The subject was
'tPontius Plate" He succeeded in getting
upavery interesting and instructive lecture
on the subject. 1t doubtless cost its author
much labor aud research. The lecture is
in two parts, and the second part was to be
delivered last night. In conjunction with
the lecture, the audience was also treated
to some fine music. Mrs. L. B. johnson
sang several pieces in her usual artistic
style; and the choir did unusually WE'LL
Altogether, the entertainment was far
superior to many for which fifty cents is
charged.
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-RoCKHILL & WILSON'S advertisement
in another column Of this issue, speaks for
itself. The clothes on the backs of our
best citizens also speak volumes in praise
of Rockhill & Wilson's good habits. Both
for men and for the sons of men, Rockhill
Il Wilson seem to have everything the
heart can desire, or the fancy can long af-
ter. Most Of the happy homes in this
vicinity ar. srd made happier e By the fact that
their clothes at the great Brown Hall.
Read, and see for yourselves, gentlemen.
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UTANTED.-Ag"nt-.T Teachers Students Cereymen
Wv f,rn.r. son. and ,l.mnhtnrs M ~ I ~,
The New York herald., 1869-02-28

Ing men 70 I'LL them; tnat tne revenue should
reach, II faithfully collected, $3.50, 1000 q
year. The General asked whether he referred to the
internal revenue, and the Commissioner replied that
he was speaking Of the customs, ana said that
through inefYlcient service OF the government,
caused by injudcious appointments, the collection
Of the customs revenue fell short by smuggling nom
twenty to thirty millions OF dollars per annum."
Then one OF the positions you mention as requiring
faithful and energetic 0ficer,- said Grant, lis the
New York Custom House ~ "Yesn answered the
Commissioner, "and the other Is the Secretary OF
the Treasury Let these officers be carefully selected
and the revenue from customs will be collected
within q fraction OF what is due" General Grant
manifested unusual degree OF interest In his In
quries about the revenue service OF the Customs
Department, well that OF the Internal Revenue
Department. and concluded the interview with
Judge Sargent BY saying that he would call the at
tenton Of the next Secretary Of the Treasury these
matters especially.
Cabinet Runsrs and Sarmises.
Though Grant has sand he intends not TO appoint
any purely military or naval man to hts Cabinet, it
does not follow that Porter may not be Secretary Of
the Navy pro tenn, Schoneld Ia TO be Secretary Of
War pro tenn. There are certain changes Grant DO
sircs TO make In the navy, and certain plans for Its
reduction and administration he intends to intro
duce which will make It convenient to have man
like Porter at It's head for few months Therefore
he may DO nominated PRO tenn. Hamilton Fish IL
having house fitted up mere. The gossips say that
SHOWS he is 70 be In Grants Cabinet. Rumor says
also that +. W. Rice, Of Iowa, win be appointed
Commissioner Of Indian AfYairs, vice Taylor.
Preparations for the Inauguration Of President
(srnnt.
Mr. Brown, sergeantatArms Of the Senate, with
Senators Yates, Cragin and McCrcery, have been
engaged all day making preparations for the In
augural ceremonies, but nayc not comnieted the
The New York herald., 1869-02-28
TElEcRApHIc NEWS ITexi

Nearly half the town Of Chippewa Falls, Wis, was
burned on the cath inst.
NJ. ii. Reddys clothing store at Portland, Me, was
burned out Friday night. The stock Is q total loss.
A saloon and two adjoining buildings in Ottawa,
Canada, we're destroyed by fire Friday night. The
loss Is $4,000.
Flora Weeks daughter OF Howe Weeks. OF Auburn,
Me- was found lying on the floor yesterday. She is
supposed TO have died In it,.
The building containing steam machinery OF the
Massachusetts Brick Company, IN Somervflle.
Mass, was destroyed by fire on Friday night. The
loss Is $20,000
Governor Geary and Judges Agnew and Williams.
OF Pennsylvania deny having signed any letter re-
commenting any person for position In the new
CabInet.
All the levels on the Delaware and Hudson Canal
were put TO half head Of water last night, and will
he brought 10 full head In time to start boats on
Tuesday, March p
large number OF pickpockets are reported to
have passed through Baltimore on their way TO
washington TO be present at the Inauguration.
Several arrests have been made.
The new Erie Express Company at Cincinnati have
leased the building formerly occupied by the Mer
chants Union Express Company, AMI will COM
mence business on Monday.
Yesterday morning the west half OF Empire block
and three buildings on West avenue, IN kankakee,
H., were destroyed by nre. The loss u heavy and
the insurance large.
Governor FarchIld presided at an immense audi
ence OF legislators and citizens who. last evening,
were addressed In Madison, Wis.,, by Mrs. stanton,
Miss Anthony and Mrs. Livermore on the subject Oh
woman suffrage.
The New York herald., 1869-02-28

with the atters request as 10 taking passage home
and that he would, In duty bound, promptly report
In person 70 the Department Of State, as requested
by the Admiral.
Naval Court Of Inquiry.
naval court OF inquiry has been IN session at
the Navy Department since the 22d inst, engaged IN
investigating the facts connected with the grounding
OF the United States steamer Canandaigua in the
Adriatlc on the 10th Of May last. The court is COM
posed or Rear Admiral Charles II. Bell as president
and Commodores L. NJ. Powell and Joseph +. Green
members. Thomas G. we!les, son Of Secretary
Welies, is Judge Advocate of the court.
Order from Mr.. spinner Relating % Transfer
Checks.
The following order was posted up in the ONCE Of
the United States Treasurer to-day
OFFICE OF TREASURER OF UNITED STATES,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 20, 1863.
II IL hereby ordered that hereafter no transfer
checks be drawn In this office other than public
business. r. e, SPINNER, Treasurer.
Persons were in the habit OF depositing money at
the Treasury and receiving therefor transfer checks
to be sent 10 other parts OF the counry but the First
Comptroller OF the Treasury has decided that the
government cannot indemnify such persons II the
transfer checks should be lost Hence the Treasurer
has decided to forbid their issue.
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NEAL ESTATE NOTES.

The following leaseholdi property was sold yester.
day. Il. II. Ludlow Co.-Lease OF buildings ana
lot NO. u Laurens street, ground rent s2'o' taxes
and assessments, lot 21.sx5a for slo2s. Lease Oh
building and lot No. 90 Grand street, oetwcen
uoc.,.. .ra rarr~n. .treetS around rent $500,
taxcs and asscsaments, lot 25x100 for yoo0:
NJ james Draper Of slps sne nss sor sS oo pro-
perty to Mr. Bowran, OF New iouk ivs ss',o ,S 40
residence and grounds on tue post ioao " no'' It.
Jaynes for ~, loo. ). v,~ss., r..~. ~. .o,a
n,s swaa,,nv Al the corner OF broadway aud Chest
nut street 70 a New Yorker for 8. 600 g. s, :.
.,a ue,nr nronertv belonging to Thomas and Will
man pston' was sold few days ago 70 A. q. Ar
monr. OF wall street. this city ior slaoovv. In,s
for some time.
The New York herald., 1869-02-28
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY FEBRUARY 2s lsesRIPLE

aer made specifically PAYABLE In coin and the consideration
which be loan OF COIN or sale Of property the
rendering labor service kind the price OF which
the have been adjusted basis
gon value thereof ~ the time Of such sale the
aber. shall be legal and valid and
may be enforced according 70 its terms
AT twelve O'Clock the Senate apjourned.
The New York herald., 1869-02-28

rnomas stewart and Eliza Riley are on trial in the
sunerior Court, chicago. for alleged murder the
Indictment charges the defendants with having, on
ins a;th OF January last. made an assault on Hewy
The fatal assault in question occurred ~ house OF
Ilcrbert with pistol, whereby the katd Herbert uie
,.fame IN the ahnve named city.