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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27


HUDSON, N. Y, October 20. Shocks
of a;yeritable earthquake We're felt in
this place about, eleven O'Clock this
morning. They were made manifest
in three different wave motions.
The call bells at the Worth House
were rung as if each were pulled by
hand. AT the lower district school,
house the, master, was, thrown. from.
his chair and the whole school stam7
peded, not only through the door but
through the first and second story
windows. expecting that the building
would be shaken down. In all partsl
of the city gentlemen mention being,
shaken or Jared in their chairs. > -
Dispatcees from Kinderhook and
other towns state that the earthquake
was also felt there.G IsraId Enfddpl
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The October Election. - congressman


- Elected.
No State officers were voted for in
PENNSYLVANIA this year. In the last
Congress the Democrats had seven
members and the Republicans seven
teen. The delegation to the Forty
third Congress will stand thirteen Re-
pablicans to eleven Democrats. The
following is the list of Congressman
elected: : Tts -g~+--
I-Samuei J. Randall, Democrat.
2|ohn V. Greedy, Boiling Radical.
4s3-heonard Myers, Radical.
4EWilliam d. Kelley, Radical.
5-A: G. Harmar, Radical. we
6-E. L. Acker, Democrat.
70 7-Washington Townsend, Radical.
u Sd, Lawrence Getz, Democrat.
9-Oliver J. Dickey, Radical.
l0T. w. Killinger, Radical.
f1t-John B. Storms, Democrat. J.
a12-.L. d. Shoemaker, Radical.
iTl3-Ulysses Mercer, Radical.
14-John B. Packer, Radical.
A15-Richard j. Haldeman, Democrat.
fl6-Benj! F. Myers, Demeerat, gain.
Milton Spear, Democrat, gain.
,1S-Henry Sherwood, Democrat, gain
b19-Glenni w. Schofield, Radical.
D,20-Samuel Griffith, Democrat, gain.
'2I-Henry d. Foster, Democrat, gain.
b22-James S. Negley, Radical. a5l
23-Ebenezer McJunkin, Radical.
l24-Wm, McClelland, Democrat, gain
Below we give the names of Con-
gressmen elected in Ohio: ..-r.
Aaron F. Perry, Radical.
2-Job E. Stevenson, Radical.
u 3-Lewis d! Campbell, Democrat.
i Al. E. Mckinney, Democrat.
z 5-Charles n. Smith. Democrat.
61John A. Smith, Radical.
" is. Shellabarger, Radical.
c SVJohn Beatty, Radical. f-' e.-. %.
il 9-Charles Foster, Radical.
: ;10-E. D. Peck, Radical. -...,
,.1l-John T. Wilson, Radical.
12LP.! Van Trump, Democrat. -F'
l13AGeovge w. Morgan, Democrat. q
'a14-Jsmes Monroe, Radical. ..,lHi
,o15-W. P. Sprague, Radical. ~
l16-yohn A. Bingham, Radical.
17NJacob A. hmbler, Radical. '
e1S-William H. Upson, Radical. 500
A. Garfield, Radical. =
a New delegation-5 Democrats, IA
Same as last Congress.
3 In Indiana 1.-The Il Democrats have
elected their ientrei State ticket, a
majority of the Legislature, and made
"a gain of one member of Congress.
u l77WiHiam E. iNiblaek, Democrat.
u 2-Michael q. Kerr, Democrat. ,,t
~ 3William S. Holman, Democrat.
~ 4John NJ: Wilson, Radical. -i2
5-JohR Coburn, Radical. 1ftH
- 6Daniel w. Voorhees,, Democrat
J 74Mahion d. Manson, Democrat.
!. 8l1James N. Tyner, Radical lTnol
9--J. gP4,C. Shanks, Radical. Hs IL
h1Q-T,William Williams, Radical.
! li11-Jasper Packard, Radical. ~.
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NEW. YORK CITY.

NEW YORK, October 2O.-The earth
quake this morning passed harmless
ly, though several school buildings
and tenement houses We're suddenly
vacated, and the. higher towers and
spires in the lower part Of the city
were made to ivibrate perceptibiy.
Professor Hough of Dudley Observ-I
!atOry, at Albany thus, describes the
event: :" The shock ofan, earthquake
was felt here at Il :15 A. n, October
20th, and lasted about one minute.
The. walls of theo building had q very.
marked vibration ;opened doorsFwerel
made to yibrate; iobjects hanging on,
the walls were put in oscillation, and
even the tables and chairs on the
ground floor had sensible 9femor..
AT the time of the shock a rumbling
noise was heard. Clock; pendulums
swinging North and south were made
to jvibrate east and west, showing
that the earthquake passed in an east
ward, direction; Since. nine A, M of
yesterday the barometer has been fall,
ing rapidly, the total fall amounting
to seven-tehths OF aii.inch.. During
the shock the mercury in the register
ing barometer was inia violent state
of agitation. oa to-.
n [signed.l G.. W. HoUeH, =,
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The Frsne-Tireurs-Whoa and what They

.fn9dl -ft-J q Artes,i1afoary9 - gfa19
There has been much argument on
the street among the reading public as
to the correct definition of the word
frdnc-tirety, and in the printing Off
cas- among a fraternity who areb more
directly interested in being assured of
the correct definition of wordsIin for-
eign languages than any other work.
ing class of the community. The
word franc, in the French language,
means free, and tireur "a shooter,G and
in France, by the gpaymept OF. 2 tri7
fling sum of money any one; may OBJ
tain license to keep. a gun, and shoot
freely after all the necessary Formulas
are gone through Hence ilie is:7a
jTa1c-tireur, ort free shooter. Many
in this country suppose them, to be
sharpshooters, but the French word
for sharpshooter is trioiiteur, and It
can be readily perceived there is no
similaritq between / that and utyaRd-
tirenr. They may be snahpshooters,
slant practice during the shooting
season in France, and to that same IL:
cense which guarantees to them the
free ause of arms, and FROM which
cause many of them may knock out 3
Prussian's eye as neatly, as, Daniel
Boone barked a squirrel. Nor are
they g4erillas as many believe. They
do not wander ABOUT way via wing strag-i
Cling parties of the enemy, eoT tplHn-
dering or rendering homeless the dis
affected of their nationality. Many
Of them are high7toned young noble
men, who would rouge to the roots
of the hair, and whose swords would
leap from the scabbard at sGch "a slur
upon the family honor. oAnd when
King William sees fit to burl his le-
gions against the walls of Paris, they
will meet reception from free shoot
ing peasantry and sporting gentlemen
that will bring forth maiiy9a round
oath in grammatical German, andtold
in history as only equal to, the rapid
slaughter Of the English by Jackson's $
Kenttickians at Chalmette.! They We're
frame -ti,sUrs and tftotJjeufs 100! And
|'this is tho best idea that cah oYcon-
yeyed Of this meaning of the word
~. On FicdypnG.9 9d451q Ta6jHoW 4hf
. N.
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Il TAREE Radical rsscsls, Registrars
Of Rolla county, No., have found
their home in the st. j. Louis jail for q
violation Of. the enforcement act, for
refusing to register7 q Union Soldier,
named Charles r. Dodge. e When
taken before the, Commissioner, at
iHannibal they setiup asa defense that
the enforcement actwAs only designed
to benefitiniggers, hut the Commits
sioner failed to see it in that light aRd
required them to give bailin theIsnm
of 81, 600 each, which failing to do
they were sent where they belong
These, Radical chickens,iare getting
home to, roost. b 16lit tiiguoils 'lo1oob .
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THE EARTHQUAKE.


Distinct shocks of an earthquake
were felt little past eleven O'Clock
on Thursday forenoon last. pretty
much throughout the country, from
California to Canada. The following
kilograms relating 10 the matter, show
its character and the sensation pro-
daced It varioLs points:
cLEv-.AND.
CLEVELAND, October 20.-A very
visible shock of an earthquake was
telt here this morning al, .about-.l1
o clock, lasting fifteen or twenty sec
onds. The National Bank building
and Atwater block. and other. large
buildings, were swayed to and fro,
causing persons occupying upper sto-
ries to flock into thu Streets, The
greatest CONSERVATION prevailed.
The shock was plainly felt at mead
vile, Pennsylvania. aai i,Ga e-'f.iF- 10
CINCINNAFTI.
C1Nc1NNAT1. October 26.-A slight
shock of earthquake was felt at Wal
nut Hill. within the city limits, about
half-past ten o'clock this morning.
The students at Lane Seminary no.
ticed it very perceptibly in the dorm
itories. --s.. Is..-r. -, z..s.r.
d CINCINNATI, October 20.-The lat
est information indicates that fhe
shock of earthquake was greater in
some parts of the city than at first re-
ported. In one large factory, the OPP
eratives at first thought the founda-
tions were giving way and caught
hold of objects to steady themselves,
as the building swayed to and fro.
At one of the largest fouhdries, the
men first thought their tools were
coming towards them, but soon there
after discovered that it was the build
ing in motion. There was consider
able alarm, but work was not long
susDended. -. -----..
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THE PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 21-A
shock of earthquake was very percep-
tible in this city about eleven O'Clock
this forenoon. " Reports from various
parts of the, state would indicate that
the wave was very generally felt
throughout the state. ~ 'i''''S 10
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THE borpbardmept Of Fqris is an;
to commence Nov lst,
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BEN. DUTLER has been renominated
for Congress. $50 has Gen, Banks,
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ST. CATHARINEs.
MONTREAL

!. MONTREAL, October 2O,-At a .quar..
ter past eleven O'clock this morning
a severe shock of earthquake was felt
here. e.anB Baildingsoro rocked to and fro,'
and everybody rushed into the streets
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mo European war Nev.


For the past week has not been of q
very exciting or reliable Character
The reported capitulation of Bazine
turned out TO be canard. a.'-o
e It Is teiegrsphed that an armistice
for month has been agreed upon in
order that the elections for the Con-
stituent Assembly of France might
be head.saf Is-1 5sa sNIe 7if3 aifIoi'S u,
1t is reported that the North Ger
man lSovereigns have been eonvoked
1T Versailles to declare King William
Emperor0f Germany sai II s1'if -1e5
l3 -slft l..a.- Il IL "a f4.,:
The OFFfoIAL lyoTE for Secretary
of State at the late election has been
published. The following are the ag-
gregates: Sherwood, 29l, ,708; !; Heis-
ley a04 4679; Odell, Prohibition, 1886
showing Sherw ood's majority over
Heisley to be II ,O30, over both Il, Ia.
We shall publish the table next week.
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g.. w. HoUGH,
'''E' "Dudiey Observatory"
IN NEW ENGLAND. Q

af NE" ENGLANDs
BosToN, October 20+An hearth
quake was felt at l1,;26, causing, the
precipitate vacation of buildings, and
dispiacing and cracking. d portion o.
the walls. The shock was felt at
Burlington, Montpelier, sPlovidencei
Portland, Bangor, Iaewiston,i Bruns-f
wick, Montreal, Sackyille, and 2
large number Of other places in New
England and Canada. @ No y serious
damage was done anywhere. .ssYi9f 3dI
;, PORTLAND, NE, October 20,-Three
hundred feet of the bed of the Og-,
densbUrg Railroad across the. Otter
Greek, In Sandish, sixteen miles from
here, settled ten feet to day at the
time of the earthquake lq sldar9hisn
=, ST. CATHARINEs.I 10 bio OF
ST. CATHARINEs, October, 20.-A.
Severe shock of, earthquake, was felt
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3Q All of the above named goods were bought for
CASH with GOLD OF 1.12. and propose to sell
at prices that defy competition.
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-..f "a Z
Is IT R1GHT?-Under the Radical
system, the holder of a hundred thou
sand dollars in Government bonds,
does not help to- pay the taxes for the
support of the Government though
ne enjoys all its protection and bene-
fits He does not assist in paying the
policemen who guard his bonds from
being stolen. He pays nothing for
the repair of the roads over which
his splendid equippage rolls, nostR he
taxed to support the public schools OF
whichsilis children have advantage
These things are all done for him by
the farmers, mechanics and laborers.
And is this right? The Radicals with
their negro allies in Ohio by their
verdict at the late election say it is.-
The Democracy say tits wrong, and
are ia favor of compelling all men.to
pay, taxes in proportion to the protec-
ton they receive at the handslof the
Government, and though for time
the people may bow down under the
oppressive burden, the "sober9 sec-
ond thought" will come at last when
there will be an overhauling, an I cap:.
tai will be compelled to bear its just
share of the public burthens.l !" The
good times oming, boys, wait o lit
tie longer
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xsqai Hoi,t,s.
SUPHRME COURT,
- In tbe matter u tne application OF tbs Mayor A.
dennen and Commons ity Of the Oity OF New YoTk
IoleNNu urrr.AIn,aAr..

SUPHEME OoyRr.
dsrnen and oOmmonatJ Of inc CiV Of New YorS
' TO TUE Ex1TESDlNe OF
On Sorhoy snd scsSSry de' dcPSof fo meet coz
'0E' p''V' il T1E City oF.Ntw YogK.
We. the undetslEned Commissioner, u c.'iu.t and
sScs 10 ne 10 e mseT g. hereby
apa 9Sqs sSa S' ana S9d wiz y n Or e.
FIJI That we nave completed our cs.linsto and q,
scns wao.S aeress are Screog and DIV VIZ go e,n
be opposed 70 the same do present snet objections 4
Coleman Esq, or chairman at The once OF ihc Com
sly q rev gork. on or before the I'd day OF scpsai
seeondIhat the abstract o. sar esId Estimate and
- essment, tolctnet wth che map', an sl.o all he
used by qs 10 making our report herein, haze Oesn de-
P9.iied IN TIE once OF tue Department OF Publ,
the 9TH day Of October, A u 80 ''''4'O "u'4
,dni.dn bat ,9e UNITS em.rage;a by we assessment
OF parcels OF land su'ie ylne nad being IN sid civ
ccu,ro lines u the following ntug otr'c,s mat i. ts
nn f CbsmbeTs sf PSt 1 & t. o. ne
uuuson stree ami running h'nte northery along ne
ttrt tnence northsrscpy to he centre ie 5 a@aI
ken street, thence westerly along 90 centre line Of
touthery along the centre Hoe q az .trpci la VI,
Oertre line Of Rector street. thence Ca,ety along Ia
centre lc Of Re street TO hs centre line Ot iio,.
way thence nOftheflY HQug tr' nire 't1e ~ BROAD
SCue he centre line u Readc street to tho centre ii i,
o. hudson street aud tlehe scuthery along the cenri
line OF Hudson street - inc point VI place Of beg'b
Tourth--Ihal our report herein viii be presented 70
cisl tenn thereof TO he ned ny the Honorable de fo
S aS Il Tie ely Of New orS, on the O 81. dsy j
and tSai thcn and there Or "a toof tSresfSrT as cSn
SCI can he heard thereon moton viii &c made that "a,
Dated N'T,TSSsTss s 4 Il Sor y we
JOHN SCOTT, Commit siouerr
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ssltsmboais sno kailroaoA
LRIE RAILMAY.-rnAIys LEAVE 0

a. 4S tbA f561 P 81 IS
iiiioUGH EXrRyss TRAINS LEAVE CHAM.
DhIiY. fffSE S 81 81 sf "G Il St5 4. &. "; 4 n
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81. N TRAiN fBoM susQTEHkSEK 70 '1uEfN
hH4to: -? sEp N 1iE En2 F, fET Ef SSFS Sg& ~
,lENAIi. An EMIGRASr iRAiE LEAVES Daily
,aiiGr rot j.rv: ard Way: ;icO A NJ. and is5 P. NJ
PM and sun laws only. 5 % \, NJ C3l u., Ni5P Ms
f.r cree court and Way. $50 A. NJ tsid S.. 'slj
FOR sevhursh and wav. atsA. NJ. ':s' arc 10 p. NJ
(!9d 49, 20 i NJ. S.i5 andf isP NJ
fyr 5ultrl aud May, 5 aud b z. NJ (l3i e.. tti ami
o:i3 = Ihente Tram, il;H =. NJ. q 81. III f.NJ
'eii anu lti5 A. NJ ~ SIS SIS an C.iSP 81 FroM
aunesrs e. D,,ot. al Us. 1915 \ ": u NJ 'i5, l.
FOR h.e y'.ack MI AN dac FROM 2sist. r'poi At
s.ii ara l'r NJ 3d. as. q, lS 5ii, aui 70 - p &
IRON Cn.mlcI. 81 ~! o. . \. Il, 1! VI t#iS -
'fol PisuIon, M.t.ev ard WAY. tro.n sJst pa,o'.
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"a NJ t5S' AS, and tr:,. +. NJ, sAurda's oily,
1ickets l5r passage .r1 10Y Apartment. IN Drawing
ocr- for he che skng End trAia'r " BaigA4e Dc
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-" Nl,1a ss bI'os lh ptpos5 iool OF Chambrrs u
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W, WI Z nlRr. General Passenger A.eat
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MAY :, i57v
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Nutplntrp.
{ opnrtr,rship 4oiites.

tultNEE or. FIRM. Tine copArtnersnip o.
JAMES u. DLNAl-s & son, me chant "a lur-. Is
this dnv dissolved " mutual consent. IN" husfn ;,
will b. continued hv JAMES II. DEMAl.Lsr. who I'
oct 9, ls10. JAMES u lENAEESr.
MM 4. UEMAI.ESI
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n,o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

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Fasi lrN Hion brl l"r Hlunt Nuo que NestHlmp
81 f"Tfcs,s 4. ana S.WP u.
49, W. Gteenpo"t; sag liarbor and : ca Shore.
~ ). NO o., Port. UuLt ngiOn. AMI way stations.
I'm. Hampstead. ana way station.
tons.
$50 N2ilh Port FTp.. s,orpng at prncpel stations.
eli Wy stations
%! ~, North i.'ip. ant va ,tatloRs.
Al trNrr connect win branches Hampstead. Glen
Cove, Locust Va l'y, North Pore. SC SC.
hculaion rkrii good for three days, 10 all points
on tue road, $50
UM FARE for Albany srl Troy from ricr a
- SrriHI 81. dmY, SatuT,laYs excepted, -. ~.
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S,biug Maumk

SEWING MACHINES, oil kinds, at 40 Leonard
y u. tantsd and sold on @0alJal -@EI.AAIA.
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shipping.
A NCHOH iINEPAsSAGETI Its.

20 sd from a'y aWay station in Grel' Bilian Ire
ana. Norway, NIeueE, Denmark, Gcrmluy, holland
WiCAly. Tor ale
Al LOWEST CURRENCY RAILS
Afo, Drafts l't Any amount.
hENDEPsoN RRornFR,
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NEW snoRTnorTE TO ST. LorI-,

y OF INtl ,kIOhIN- AND kANsAt.
TOLEDO. WABASH. And WESTERN RAILWAY,
Cpen"n through direct 20 -. louis. WIN
ftLlMASN ANNrls PALACE SLEEPING CARS
uurus lrIrgu IctwseH sew Nois amt -. LoLi.
Iht conf any have cOI lc "a tltiruue 10 Tue Cuy of
81. Louis aud @. uinpvl ttt with aud
uay oars aud the cole hfn"d lullmsu wagner palace
sleeping cars, thus a.. 'o'ur 10 Tuulc Qurs.
rect amt attractive rptig 3, a. POINTS wtst Gi South
wet ClJ.C alu reliable connections ma lc IN 10 ruion
depot a. 1OlcGO viii Hl tame having Sew Notk Gud
Buffalo. And levylari. baggage checked tatcusu.
lnt ih7sh mo fultls 'uc uLly CuLna rluU
lakr Ere 10 the Mia .ip0l river. thcreny AVutd!Gs
t-nls. aud de-: ..on ru, tent 20 uth = .luvs
Ticket, sgl. rial ~ uc!gNl &c Jet Offices.
For through ncght this route uo,sr,-ca ureQus'lcd
fNolliCs, " MALCOLM.
General Passenger Agent, Toledo.
GEC'H IL l,ECNo Gcuersl supc ~ undrni. Toledo.
y. Pfnl lNepN, NCntfAl Ea'tvfn Agent, ~ Br al.
way. SrN Ao-k
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W ue coifrtut. nip aettt1turc cNr,.ns b~tet "a
ihc .utscr Ocrs. mater tht urn name Of Bts--LL &
PAY, lag Manufacture IL "a da, bY mutla CouseLi
d. owed ~ dr't due tul arm, and al Cluu'
against said rrm, " 10 rr. e'tlcu BOY SAMUEL FAY.
WHO 90 rtiLu the ElaIrrss az tNy ofN -.NuI g.
sii " ~ get 20. NUw uri. btoHIE N, Ni-si IL.
sew loIa, sept .. l-'J SANGaL % FAY.
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Bnsirtss GbumtA

A GROCERY STORE for safe cheap ,S, tyo 1 i've
i've ~ fcHi,so 0 - % Psa' S a IL D'e' sOOp 'O
A GROCERY. Liz, 10Y. and candy store for sale.
near 1T bSsop hs ,s 9she[ S 4nSc "
A BUTTER stand TO let IN Jackson, ,square Mar.
premises,
BAKERY Confectionery foe cream lease apart
ID ments; also, dry ana fancy goods store. cheap
Price 800 each Particulars at Wholesale Confession
ROx FACTORY Tor sale, with long lease. ss,
PARK at.
DAkERY Tor sale, iii Concord ST. Brooklyn.
EOR SALE-Ner the CITY. the stock, lease aud
II 0Surcs Of a merchant tailor and oothng store do
log good bIslnes. to prastca man eadl o..
$500 patt ea'i and par secured ne sol err having no
Sun ONCE s.'"' WV ''''''''' NE WA ''''
l,OR sAI,E-A variety. mutt, ard confectionery
sore, with newspaper route apartments tn live in
corner Grand
Tor sALE-A hrstcl'ss drinking saloon 9itupted
6 55s" '0O cash Inquire At III Newark A'' Jersey
IIon sALE-Tne STOCK and n''GTes Of a fancy
BroOkvni satisfactory reasons FOE selling.
I.oR SALE, chesn-Hoog skiri factory ard r,ncy
b,e Te e %iiS ores , HqG ,P 1e @sknE fr
u lures &c NJ AN Fast 18Th st.. uu account OF ~.
health Cali Tor few DAYS. Rent tl5.
NOR sALE-A bakery, with or without properly.
II i'5 80 nv,, near iotn 81 south brooklyn.
I,OR sALE-A puuer stand, good route, aud bu.L
i ne's Corner Ath 81. and tn sv.
L,nx sALE-A dittillcry liquor store. Apply at
Il Tn Forsyth
ROCERy FOR SALE.-A small grocery store,
NJ Vita stock and hNturcs. Will be sold vtty cuear,
satisfactory reasons given for selling $50 West Gn It,
MILK ROUTE for .ale,--for Incarnation sppy
WI OF northeast corner or nth It and 81 av
nLD established express route for sale, doing good
DRINTERS.-For sale. a card and joo printing
II onice up town good business. low rent 8i West
aoth st. near 5ti av.
V'O MAHKETMgN AND OTHERS.-Public
notice hereby given that the new market be
w be opened for the Transaction Of business satur
day, oct. |. 1870.
Applications for stands and stall, 10 said marke, must
be tnade TO the collector City Reye IN THIS DE.
partmeht. kICH'D n. CONNOLLY. Comptroller.
:, Depg.ment Of FINANCE, Comptrolefs odice. Nov
York sept. ~, 1870.
TO PRINTERs.-por, s.le. . steam printing
,fes, withsrood run OF business I'VE presses
reason for selling. proprietor has other business re-
quitne his whole attention terms easy. Pull rArtic
uia- can be had by addressing g., boz rs, sun once
cOnn WILL. buy nutclass candy, ice.crcam
'D,DUV and 10Y store. near public school Inquire
on premscs, Us Madison a.. between Jackson aud
scanned sta
G7S EXPRESS work. paying Gas q week
~ 1 -. mu't be sold this week. Apply At HARDY :.
Church st, cor. Dey St
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A LONE lady would take one or two yOunF girls I ,
"A board 22s East a6,n a.. ID floor, front room
DANK BOOB No 1884 on the Greenwich say.
~. Rank the nuder viii please return II e. HAP.
~ hhhLpON, l1 RyeTson st., BrooAlyn.
RANK BOOK Ss 2sl GU Bowery Savings Bant,
~ flndnr VIII please return " bank.
I OST sTOLEN-BanE book. is,ued by Tue
~ seAment Bans Tor SAVINGS New YOlk, to EilLa,
ort Keeling, No, % 800. n not found returned
!hr nanN within thirty days from this dae Will apply
10 the DAnk for new book.
New York, Oct. g. 1910. OF EliIabetn Keeling.
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HORSE, dirt cart ana harness cheap together or
H separate. az Fast l9th st.
WANTED-A horse suitable Tor rockawsy sal
w Ole only those wi.hIug to sell cheap uecd appl
- q, L. box 5,O9l. Post once.
WANTED-A secondhand express wagon seld
Sun office.
- CONCORD express and light top business
- wagons / depot, coupe ruckawaY, J light road
wagon, four wheel doctors phselou, and grocery
wagon, ~ 10 Spring ST., corner VI Clarke a.
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lhi NNeI9ab'S woo IaAeh OF ltpt., ~ CoAprIent
physicians. fItr 10 TIE poor Make ADuICrtion II
Doe.lble, AZ iraht 900 week before expected time Of
confinement at Di'I 'nsarY New YOrK HonmopaIhic
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NERVOUS DEBIIJTY aud All 60 u,piaints OF
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