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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1869-06-24
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- TCuhtttstd from, .tyst page. ]
Resoitxn, That the clerk Of This Board
g authorized to issue an order 10 the
.,Sher1n SUFFICIENT to convey, ], M M
Price ~ the Reform School, said order
0he issued whenever the Sheriff makes
Gain to. the alnount.rsgsr ~.e, essa -ssr, t.a-
.s..aCF pom !. motion Of. Mr. Shearer the
,s60ard adjourned to meet Juno 10, 1859,
- SO'clouk AN. - 5.sftsA ~-.@agu .a~.ssfs7pa
'@s- sdThussNsy, June 10, 1893, O'Clock A. n.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present., NIL the members. - -ra.
ste'tFpOHmUtion that part Of the report
.iOf the committee OH expenses and tax
'dtiUt, which referred to the petition
Of Caroline Lemon ani A Il Cornwall,
Was referred back 10 the committee, to
de acted upon next term. ..Fe,,~slg4
80 The Auator's report was read and
adopted as follows:
Expenditures Of Cedar county, Iowa,
from January 1, 1861, 70 May 81, 1869,
inciuslresI hiB!F 9atr 1n@ 30
Nwa 1Penc.. iess.I IIGfTAeHf2 i is:15
Jurors sssqt.sa $50 .. - 6s0l5
attorneys $3.50
Pris0tferN'h - u ''a"afs 81 -T..' 20.s5
iu.tice~ and con.tables eiis
faei. ilsh, ana repairs of comfy build ~. 's
t'A.srsssrs. township Clerks and Trus-
Clerks salary, De. ta 2,Gs6.O3
Books and stationery 2yl a
Printing ,ess Il y Is-4.. 49, j.. .trf 1853
Anperintendent Common schools 5l.O0
Elections s., 1850
bounty on wild animals 5000
MISCELLANEOUS, including Insurance on
~ Court House 2,a65.is
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Roofing and Speuting.

My principal hand has worked forty years at
the business; his name is VIM. II. HAM
thing that comes along Ny GREET E.HPO-
RIUMwil! be found in the VIRGIN BL0Ck,
Upton Iowa, where will be happy to smile on
backs and will make you happy by present
ing you with my goods in exchange for them.
2Oyl WIN. II. HAMMOND
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Sold by Mcnamara & Bstts, in Upton and
all druggists. r.at.' -nl7eowy
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-11

AND PROMPTLY

NEATLY AND PROMPTLY
Executed at this ONCE.
pE GIVE Is A CALL. ESn
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NOTICE

IS hereby given that l. N. L. BEARD a mar
ried woman. and the wife of Erastus Beard. resi-
dent Of Orn shy c. unity State of Nevada will ap-
ply to the District Court, Second Judicial Dir
trict in and for the County of Ormsby, state Of
Nevada, on Monday March LIST 1869, at 10 O'Clock
A. N. of said day, for order of said Court-pe,-
hitting me to carry on business in my own name.
and on my own account. sole trader-to- wit /:
The business Of merchandising, keeping boarding
house and bu, ing and selling mining claims and
other property in said State of Nevada.
NJ. L. BFARD-
Dated January 81, 1869 27-ln
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE ov
/ HENRY STICHNOTH, deceased: Notice u
hereby given by the undersigned, Administrator
Of the above named Estate, to the creditors Of.
and all persons having claims against said deceased
to exhibit the same, with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months from the first publication d
his notice, to the undersigned, at his Office IL
arson City. II. r. BENCE,
ubfc Administrator and Administrator Of nd
Estate.
Carson City, February Il, 1869. fsls-I0..
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During the last six months there has be trans
ftrred from the General Fund" to the IBIS
trict Judges Salary FUND to make up deficiency
s. .636 10.
These apport~nments added to the balances in
the various funds on the 1t of July. 1e6s, have
made applicable to the payment of the claims
agans. then, the following sums, to-~it
Since the Both June 1868, the County Treas
urer has received Il following sums from the sew
erl sources Of Revenue, appears By his receipts
ont
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-03-11

PRIVATE MEDICAL INSTITUTE
Established by
Dr. J. C.. YOUNG. In 1850.
No Cure. No Pay.
Insulation Iy Letter otherwise, FREE.
BENZ. + JossELYN, NJ. D.
.s,HIS CELEBh ATE IN STITUTE
has enjoyed this Coast an uninterrupted
euccess of eighteen years and has become of
tee celebrated Institutes Of the age.
The great number a'tGaliy Received ami cured
place it ppi.t of number of patients among the
FIRST Of the world and the success OF its treat
second to none.
PRIVATE DISEASES
n Males aud Irregularities in Females a. the great
de,.r yer, of health. They insdousy ATTACK the
systeni, aud gradually undermine and destroy il
they drive the bl om from the Cheek, the lu-tre
from the eye, the strength and visor from the
Eame they give puny an diseased offspring and
poisoi through successive gene atoms, the of
man. The marks can be seen in -crofala. Con-
sumption, Crpples. the Id otto, the Paralytic, the
Insane.
There is no more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the c,ntamI
nation Nenerial Poison. The ni:ldest forms, by
treating to the blood, holi ever over the one aiilic
ted the sword of destruction that is liable at any
moment to fell anu blight-Io utterly destroy-ail
earthly hopes
MEDIC IL ENEMY to man, combining witt, the
yeueri.,! doubles his dangers Those vino have
been treated with that perniciou, Nj NERAL Pol
SON. are n cured the disease has only assumed
. new form,
DO NorBE SATISFIED WITH PARTIAL URES
That lie ives the poison 10 crawl through the sys-
tenn eatns its way INFO the tissues and organs
beneath he apparent, smooth surf &C to burst
ont in the fu,ure with viruirnce that will battle
the effects ot me icIne When Perfect Gu RE- can
be obj ined by consult ng pin. sici,n. whom long
practice and I'll iT.-Isii ye,ia into the Cause
If diseases oi the UNNARY .'HH Ans, enable tn
aeteru,i, ~ at once the CAUSE of the disease
In all diseases entrusted IL The ID ctOr care,
FERFEUi SPEEDY and PERM ANENT CURES,
In all Cases Cures Guaranteed.
In Syphilis and its aijuhct~, Gonnorrhua and
acc mn,Iiy in. Diseases; all disorders If the Bad
DER kidneys and pust,te; einl'nal Weakness;
Diseases vi the Heart Lungs; DySpepslt; in'ii-
xest,cn, Imp 'tency; Incipeut Constrinp'lon. and
ali di ea,es of the uIiry organs IN ither sex, cure
.lu,y. warranted. or NO PAY required,
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notice.!

THE TNDFESTGNFD GIVES NOTICE THAT
| he is about ieavirr for White Ii-e. and that
Al acc unrs due him mu-t be paid imm diatelv;
otherwise they will be placed in the hand of an
attn rev for collection.
Until lie is read to leave h will execute
orde Tor work with his usual promptntss and
dispatch.
T. ?. EVANS.
Sadiler and Harness Maker.
Carson. January 81 1879. ja3l-tf
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Total receipts by Treasurer....... 500, 612 y.
The withholding of these sums from appor ton
| ment at the present time by the Auditor necessa-
raly produces deficiencies in The Treasurers and
Auditors books As to the apro tionments. and as
to the blan es in the several funds, for the first
time since they have been in office, but these dis
creparces will cease. and the books of the two of
fic will be made TO agree again, soon as an ap-
portionment If these payments Can be made, in
accordance to the sources from which the funds
were actually derived. and the necessary entries
be made in the books of both effices. The diff
Guilty originates entirely ont of the want # a
proper So cfcafion Of the different sources fom
which the funds were derived at the time the
payments were made: there not being the least
reason for surprising that the late District Attors
new has not paid over every cent of the money for
which he is accountable.
When the Delinquent Tax List of 1Ses was
turned to this Office by :he ex-Oficio Tax Re-
ceiver, the amount reported thereby to be due
were
For State and County
Tax................. 1890 3214
For Fire Department Tax 204 ,392
Total taxes uppaid......... s., 524 71s4
Additional 10 per cent.
thereon................... 4os II
Total tax and delinqrencies
per centage.................. A,Si1 1874
Thus leaving as due on the roll of 1868. includ-
ing the additional 10 per cent. the delinquency
only s., e3a 0434; and being result most credit
able to the promptitude Of the tax payers Of the
county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-02-13
PETERsRrRG, February u, 1868.

PETERSBURG, February II, 1863.
learn from competent authority tha'
the Southside railroad hae entered into n
contract with the Southern Express Com
ranv for the transportation OF their new
issue of bonds in exchange for their oid
bonds. amounting to n million ana nan
of dcI1ars. Under late Arrangement the
whole Indebtedness Of the railroad com
ronv was consolidated and the work OF
nrenarinp the bonds having been com
rlcted. the agency of the express company
10 cmplorea to effect the exchange with the
stockholders. Considering how widely th"S"
are scattered over the country-pot le"
of them. probably, having never hearn OF
the consolidation-it will ne perceived that
the express hns undertaken duty OF no
email magnitude.
Mr. Roberts. late President of Liberia,
arrived in this city last night, and Is the
ruest Of one of our most Intelligent anu re-
srcctahlc colorcd citizens. This IL inc tnlra
or fourth time he has visited this his ma
tive rlace since his removal to Llher'a.
He has come once more to see his hrethrrn'
oftcr the great revolution which has been
effected in their social md political reia-
lions 7. were to be wished that he could
find them making ut least n gradual pro-
rress in civilization and refinement; but
the ricture of their condition as daily pre-
scented to public view forbids the realm
ton of any such hone or expectation. II
is stated tina. Mr.. Roberts is now president
of n college in Liberia and it may be, ann
probably IL, that his mission TO the United
States is to obtain aid in placing it on
stable and prosperous basis. That he '9 a
man Of fine mental endowmcu's and cut
turc is admitted by all who have any know
ledge of his history; but he has in reality
80 small n mixture of African blood IN his
veins that his case cannot he clted as
proving any inherent capabilities for I'M
nroyement in the negro race. o.
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WASHINGTON LETTER
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch

WASHINGTON, February ] |. 1869.
The Republicans are angry with Butler,
whom they accuse Of attempting to break
mp tho party organization. He has shown
himself 70 he the leader Of the House, al
though the Radicals in the House refuse to
acknowledge it. His bold moves, while
they have no effect upon the Conservative
eide of the chamber, are very annoving to
his own party colleagues, and he will make
considerable mischief before the 9TH OF
March.
The mcmhera Of Congress " from the
southern States, including Georgia, are 10
be allowed to name each candidate lot
appointment as midshipman in the Un'tea
States navy between new and the end OF
the present session.
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Correspondence Of the Richmond niHrat"h.
Fire In F.eN ingt0n-
LEXINGTON, February ! |

LrxlNGToH, February | |, 1869.
At one O'Clock this morning fire broke
ont in the stable Of the Stoncwall or TX
change Hotel, consuming it entirely, with
three valuable horses-one of the latter
belonging to Mr.. L. S. White, of Lexington,
and the others beautiful matches) to MIR.
Morton, OF Baltimore. The residence Of
Mrs. Mitchell was also burned. The stable
was insured for 81 900 in the Southern Mu-
tual Company. Origin Of the fire un known.
C.. y. 3.
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DICHMOND LYING-IN CHARITY FOR
THE RELIEF OF INDECENT WOMEN
AT THEIR OWN HOMES.

DE-. r Is. WATKINS. Fifth and Grace streets
nR. z. ). j. FagBLFS 200 Franklin street
Dr.. J. K. PAGE. 500 Franklin street.
have organized this institution, and viii furnish
medical attendance AZ her own home To any woman
who may bring written certificate, endorsing her
proper object of this charity, from any physi-
clan, minister, member OF any benevolent a5So-
citation, or member Of the city government.
Special attention viii be given TO all FEMALE
DISEASES.
CONSULTING PHYSICIANS.
DR.. r. Il. Deane, Or. John A. Cunningham, DR..
A. snead, Professor u. L. Coleman, and Profess
snr q. y. Manson. de 12--1n
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FURNITURE, &c.

FURNITURE AND MATTRESS WARE
- HoOMS.-We have now In store in two OF
those large fronfront buildings opposite the post
office the most elegant stock Of CHAMBER, PAR
LOR, AND DiNIEG-ROua FURNITURE that
has been offered in this city for many years.
Also MATTRESSES Of all kinds manufactured
In this city, and 1t very low prices.
All parties wanting goods III our line will hud
the prices 10 suit the times.
Furniture and Mattresses REPAIRED
HARDWOOD Il RITTER,
opposite post-oiiice, Main street,
fe II Richmond.
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~ BELLENOT, DIE SINKGR AND
Ne BRAND CUTTER, l4le MAIN STREET.
The new patent branding iron for marking all
kinds of wooden articles by heating H. Is perfectly
adapted TO branding barrels or any other article
under the new law.
Ergravers' Stock, Stencil Paste, Brushes Inden-
BILE Ink Steel Dies Alphabets, Seal Presses, Brass
and German silver, Frames, Steel Rings, Checks,
Tags, etc. Wholesale and retail. de '-SIl
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rrTERsRTRG LETTER.

rorrcsnondencc OF The Richmond Dispatch.
IMPORTANT ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN THE
SouTHSiDF RAILROAD AND SOUTHERN Pm
rRrSS CONPAS 1ES-PRFSIDENT ROBERTS,
OF LIRERIA--HIs VISIT TO HIS NATIVE
FLACE.
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yTIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE, WORTHY

VIRGINIA LAND FOR SALE, WORTHY
Y OF THE ATTENTION OF CAPITALISTS.
T am authorized To sci. a TRACT OF LAND upon
the Holloway river, In Brunswick county, Va,
within fifteen miles of Wilson'S depot, on the
Southside railroad, containing ONE THoUSA Nd
FIVE HUNDRED AND THIR!l-OEE ACRES.
There Is on II II large and handsome DWELLING,
and all necessary ont-buldlngs IN excellent coudt-
ton assert with con iidencc that II Is amOng the
most valuable and desirable estates IN Firgiaia
Persons desiring 10 see the lands are referred TO
George D. White, Esq, with Thomas Smith, Pc
tersburg, Va.
fe s-Sot Boydton Va.
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". GODDIS. AuctEonerr.
rYNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABL

FYNRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
L LAND IL GLOUCESTER CUUHTY.-By
virtue OF decd Of trust executed by Edwin Taila-
fcrro the subscriber for certain purposes therein
specified The subscriber VIII sell, on SATURDAY
the 18th day Of February 1882, nj Gloucester Court
house. ut public auction, To- the hughes bidder that
valuable TRACT Of LAND lying on North river
in Gloucester county. adjoining the lands OF War
rer y. Taliafcrro ard others, on whi;h Mrs. Bland
Taliafcrro at present resides. -
'hl5 tract uf land cOntaiuS ONE HUNDRED
AND THREE .CKgS lies immediately on North
river, IN ono Of the most desirable ncighborh"ods
In tile county. There Is on the place Il good
DWFLIlEG-HOCSa and All necessary ont
buildings aud the land is productive and In pooo
state % cultivation. IL Is rarely HAT such desirable
property Is offered for sale.
1ic terms win hc accommodating. yelling as
trustee, viii only ui,i. Take 10 convey such int
rest as Is vested IN me By the said decd Of trust ;
bu; the tttlc Is believed 10 bc perfect.
For further particulars, or any Information Oh
the subject nf this land persons who may desire to
purchss. are rcrtr,cd to Richard ;. FolEcs, ESQ,
Charles CITY county TO General William X. Tai!a-
ferrO. OF CLIQUE ester, or 10 the rHhscriOcr.
IA l2-tdgt w. SHEPARD MILLER Trustee.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAY.
~---~~~~~--<------>~7~- = ( =,
ByLee q Soddin, Auctioneers,
No. i1l7 Main street.


A ssTGNEE'S AND TRUSTEES SALE
N OF FARM. IN THE COUNTY OF CT e.
TERFIELD, LYING on THE GLOVER Hlhh
RHILROAD ABOUT FQUT-DISTANT tTHkEE
MILES, From CHF5TrR AND THE Gnu I, H,
HOUSE, AND EIGHT MILES FROM PETERS,
RURG. AT AUCTION.-By order Of the United
states District Court for the district OF Virginia
In, he matter of Joseph !. White bankrupt, we
viii sell at public auction, In front Of the United
states courthouse. in the city Of Richmond. on
THURSDAY, 4th March. 1859. at l2 O'Clock h.; II
fair, If not the next fair dav thereafter All That
PIECE, PARCEL. or TR SGT uF Us ND. with
the improvements thereon. lying and being In the
county of Chesterii Id, containing Two hU y
DRED AND Twenty THREE ACRES, more
ar less adjoining the lands OF w lillian e. bow
lett Renjarnin Grnv"s's heirs. :. Fishcr am
others. The greater portion OF the land IS open.
The inprov elnents consist Of comfortable iTaIne
dwelling containing six rooms, and the nsnai on
buildings. On tire farm Is an t'RCHAkD OF cholcc
frnlt trees. and EXCELLENT WATER.
TERMS Orc-third cash. onc-thlrh IN lour
months and one-third In eight months, the Phr-
chaser giving negotiable notes win interest
added and the title be retained In security until
the notes are paid
Y. VI LEE, Trustee.
Sale to be conducted by LEE " GODD1S sue
,ioncors fe l2-Febi2v VI Tht"s
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WILLIAM TYREE.
T ARGEAMOUNT OF VALUABLEREAL

T ARGEAMOUNT OF VALUABLE REAL
~ EsTATE, - ANp NEAR The ,S CT VI Or y
sell the following real cstate-viZ.,
l. "BRUOkFlELD FARM, about four and =
half miles from the city Of Richmond. "n The
Rrook turnpike fronting one and hal; mics on
said turnpike. divided into three tracts. two OF
which contain ls2 acres each, aad the other 2i2
scIes; Upon the centre tract there are ample
:. The HALF-aCRE LOT on the souh side OF
the Basin corner Of Canal and Ninth streets upon
which are located The Spacious foundry AMI ma
chine ho:s now occupied bX hessr3. hahl 4"
Kahn, with all the valuable buildings thereon.
3. LOTS Nos. ! and on Cary street ana spruce
q feet and running back loo feet upon which stand
4 brick tenement and large brick stable.
l. LOT on south side Of Broad street between
First and Second. Il bv 1T feet upon which stand
two thIee-story brick tcnements known as "Brack
cuts Tavern together with the adjacent lot,
2lxl47 feet with brick tenement thereon.
S. VACANT LOl Oh the south side OF tfraCe
street between Fifth and sixth streets, fronting so
feet running back l55 !.et I" ~ alley This Il one
or the most desirable lots in the city for the cree
9. TWO BRICK TENEMENTs in the "Old
Academy building, at northeast corner OF Cary
81" = sEVEN BE4UTIFUL HALF-ACRE LOTS
in Duval's addition, Nos. IL, ~, 70, so So PC, and
). LARGE LOT on SEVEHTH AND ARCH
STREETS, in rear Of the State arlnory, and known
as Browns lot.
Q. The ROCKETTs WAREHOUSE PROPER
TY extending from Main street TO Wafer street,
and crossing the York River railroad. Also, the
adjoining Ions, Nos f9, 10, :, and part of lot No.
Is ! he>e aforementioned lots front on Water
street and James liver adj the New York steam
boat wharves, and are very valuable Tor wharf,
purposes.
10 LOT at the southwest corner OF Cary and
Twelfth streets, 81 by 10 feet, on Will. stands the
large FUUK-SfORY BRICK WAREHOUSE now
occupied BIZ John K. Allen, recently in the occlt-
pancy OF Mcssrs. Martin j. CxrduHo.
IL. Lot 81 the corner Of AIRY and Eighth streets
IL By 20 feet and the adjoining LOT, q by ~ feet,
upon which stand" the large granite storohous"
This propcrty has three tr":.:s-yih, on the Basin
bark Eighth street, and Cay street.
t. Lon No. / on west side Of Eleventh street
between Canal aud Byrd Ia By i-!: feet; also Lon
No. on the south side Of an alley between Tenth
and eleventh streets. adjoining / al no. l. and
both adjoining the ship-locks OIL the James River
and kanawha Canal Company.
For terms and any Information In relation 10
the foregoing property, apply IL
PETER c. WARWICK, Agent
IT IL ELI
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EDUCATIONAL.

DICHM0ND COLLEGE.-This institu-
4 q tion has now full corps OF ten professors
and teachers The halt-session begins on the 18th
OF February ut which time student. can enter the
CLASSES with advantage. There are three depart
mcnts Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Commercial
and Preparatory. Charges moderate. Address
lnn -h..N kiChnnnl g.. Il
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LIST OF LETTERS.

T IsT OF ADVERTISED LETTERS k st,
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND POSI-
OFFICE FrRkUART IL, 1863 ~. Ill, ,,coae
persnns calling for letters In this !st WIN pl''''
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BY Wellington Goddin.
Auctiouper and Real Estate Agent.

ARGE AND ADMIRABLY-WELL To-
1 CATFn RESIDENCE, ON THE MOTH
LINE pF GRACE BETWEEN SEcoND AND
W nj he sold ut auction on the premises on WE'D
NESDAY the nth Februsry 1852 al ~ o. clock I.
NJ that very desirable PROPERTY loct eh as
above long the residence Of the late Mr.. John l..
Tate, and now occupied ny Mr.. James f. BurT"ss.
The lot has front Of 80 feet. and runs back l!5
feet to n wide paved alley: The hweiIng mas am
nile accommodations for the use of a large family,
and has recently been papered- and painted In the
Interior and is now In good order. new orlck
sta and carriage house have been erected on lle
rear aliey and the city cu!vcrt introduced on the
premiscJ. The location Is regarded as All excel
lent one. -.
TERMS: One-rOurth cash balance at one, two,
and three wears for bonds bearing interest, Inc
same payable half-ycarly, secured ny trust
dcpG.
Pos scssIon given IN a short time.
anp
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BY Wellington Gotdln,
hucriouper and Real EE'ate Agpn

MINE BEAUTIFUL LOTS, IN THE
IN Plan OF EELNInFRF. u " W y
HOLLYWOOD CEMETERY AND THE TIRED
FGAR WORKS, FOR SALE At AUCTION
WIN he sold at auction, on the promises. on
SATURDAY AFTFkNOON the 18Th Of Fcbru-
airy. 1854 nj q clock L. NJ, NINE HANDSOME
LOTS located rs ahovc--two on Belvider" street,
three on Pine street. and'four on aurcI street
plat Of these lots will he exhibited at the hour OF
sale.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest added
occurred by trust decd
f.. II W G0DDIS. turtiourpr.
Ps.-After the foregoing sale, viii he sold LOT
No. in Solomon Hark,'5 Pan. IN rear Of the
residence of the late Edward Griffin. near Ia
Bacou's Quarter Branch Tavern. fronting 10 f""t.
running back $50 feet, belonging I" the heirs Of tic
late Iicnrv johnson.
TERMS !: Al sale. ~
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE PRI-
III VATELY.-Thc subscriber wishes To sell or
exchange for property nearer The centre % tlc
rILy his RESIDENCE and ELEVEN OTHER
LOTS situated at the intersection Of ST. James
and Baker streets.
Some Of the lots have small buildings upon
them. 4 plat Of the property can be seen 1T the
Office Of Albert l.. West, architect No. 1lT Main
street. -
IL l3-2tawsw+ WILLIAM TGREE.