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The Ghost In thc N1iTfs
III KR9, HARRIET nEXENER HJpYK.
Ftpsa the Juns atlantic Monthly.

FINN The JnHs Atlantic AonthEf.
"Come, s.m, tell us story" said I, as Her-
bright evening freight, while Aunt Lois WAS
bu1ily rzttling the tea-things, and grand
mamma was quietly setting the heel Of blue
mixed yarn stocking at the other end Of the
fireplace.
In those days ve had no magazines and dAily
papern, e4eh reeliug Oh serial story. Once
/ week the Columbian Sentinel came from Bos-
ton with its slender stock Of news and editori-
nj; but Ill the multform devices, pictorial
narrative md poetic1l which keep the mind OF
tho present generation ablaze with excitement,
had not then even IN existence. Ihere Was
no theatre, no operA; there wsra IN Oldtoun
no parties or balls, except perhaps the annual
winter came, and the sun went down at half-
past O'Clock, and left the long hours Of evsn-
ing to be provided for, tho neceaaity Of anuse-
ment becime urgent- Hence, in those days
chimneJ-co STORYTELLING became An #
and aoeomplshmeDt Society then wsa tu1
Ill the uncertain glow and shitting
tnystery OF the A1elit hearth upon them.
They wers told to sympathetic audi
ences, by the rising and falling light oi the
solemn enbers, with the hearth cTiclets filling
up every pause. Then the aged told theiz
Of w1 and adventure, Of forest days, Of In
dian captiyities and escapes, Of bears and
wildcats and panthers, Of ratslesnakee; Of
witches and wizards, and strange and Mondsr-
tul dreams and Appearances and providences
In those days of easly Massachusetts, faith
and c1edence were in the very Air. THo-sbirds
Of New, England Vas then dark, unhtoken
forest, through whoss tangled paths the mya-
terous winter wind g1oaned and shreked and
how1ed with weird noises aud unaccountabla
clamore. Along tho ion-bound ahoro. the
stos1nful Atlanho rAved and thundeted and
dashed its moaning watare, a. i TO deaden ard
deafen any voice that might tell Of the settled
LIE Of the old civilized Wor'd, aud shut Us for
! ever into the wilderness. 4 good story
teller in those days was always snrs Of warm
seat It the hesrth-stone, and the delighted
homage Of children; and II Ill olatown thare
was no better stozy-te1er than ss.n Lawson.
| "Do, do tell us story" said Harry, press
ing upon him and opening very wide h}ue
eyes, IN which undoubting faith shone - in 4
mirror; "and let 1t be something strange
and direfont from common"
| "Wa1, I know lots o. strange things," aaie
Sam, looking mysterioualy into the, fire
WHY, I know things tha. e ! ahould tel
| they IL 70, for all that"
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EXTIEGVISHED HELIEFS.

IA cold May
Is good for corn and hay.n
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27

DoN PIATT, the shrewd and
knowing correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Commercial, a leading Rad
ical organ in the West, thus paints
the portrait of the Radical party
at Washington al am forced to
say that there is no more cohesion
beyond mere Office holding and
public plumber in the Republican
party than there is in a rope of
sand. For over a year l have been
in Washington employed to criti-
else our public men, and to put
into newspaper record their politi-
cal acts. / wrote the fact that
while the Democracy is q compact,
well organized body, representing
certain feelings that make of its
parts one efficient whole, the Re-
publicans are of one party only in
name-and each leader is the rep
r%esentative of a faction in deadly
hostility to some other faction in
side the organization. Were o
caucus to be called for the purpose
of considering any one of the more
important measures now under
consideration, its deliberations
would be marked by violent dis.
cussions, personal abuse and every
evidence Of hate and suspicion, to
end in a violent dissolution No
such caucus has heen held since
have been in Washington, and nc
such caucus can be held. The fac
is significant that no measure o
public interest passes Congress,
except as q compromise log.rollet
through with schemes Of public
nlunderY
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
FEMALE COMPLIAT.

That claims is victims throughout the
Ter 9Th and breath OfOur land.
Many females suffer In some way ut each
monthly period; some girls are In gre st peril
At the commencement Of menstruAtiUn while
older ones dread Us decline az the "ulrn OF
llie." sometimes the menstrual iiow Is too
much, or too little, or may be attended with
pain; may be irregular or entirely checked
or changed In appearance, attended with
other distressing symptoms LeueOrrhUA, OF
the whites" frequently draius the sys tenn,
or liberation Of the womb may create pain
and cause rapid prOstratiOn.
Falling Of the womb Is an exceedingly
common complaint, giving much trouble
and distress. which, under ordinary treat.
ment, Is difficult Il cure.
Mysteries, Green Sickness, lrritebillty OF
the Womb, and other serious and fatal com
plants follow the female sex throughout
life. Lives there 4 MEDICAL gentleman who
mas or ran relieve tho lair sex OF the above
troubles Not macy. Is there no cOmLi.
nation Of remedial agents that will come TO
her rescue : We answer, Yes.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
COMMON GROG SHOP BTTTERS

Empty Bitter Bottles Of various styles,
can be found around almost every dwelling
and cabin throughout the land. Their taste
Is pleasant, n are advertised 10 cure al
most every disc ase, while the manuiActuF-
efS Know they possess no medicinal proper
ties whatever. They are 20 many dlsguises
for exceedingly common beverages" which
do not. nor cannot possibly Gu G any one.
Beware OF these pleasant Bit r. In quart
b tiles, they contain q sting T. your Iitals,
and he who buys them ,arries a 'tOper's''
gr0g into his house, One nan who knows
nothing about medicine, says his big bottles
Of common stun viii curu eh,lls and fever,
rheumatism and consumption; an other,
whose bottle Is very fancy, ures al impurl-
ties Of the blvOd, makes old men young,
casts out devils, restores sight 10 the bind,
and numerous other miracles; while yet an
other. who presumcs every man . drunk
ard, proposes 10 cure collie, ingrOwlng-nails,
yellow fever, heart disease and lOve.slok
~naidensil Wa know they make no such
cures, we know the people At large arc dc.
ceivel and swindled, aud as We desire to
ventilate these COMMON humbugs, make the
following challenge 10 one and all;
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERS,

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and
Female Regulator known. will cure all
those cOmrlaints tb0ve mentioned IN an In.
cTedibly short time. The BitteFs at Onca
aTOubes, strengthens aud restores the womb
20 us natural condition, removing Obstruc.
lions, relieving pain and regulating the
monthly peTiOd. lOnder stands O pale, fee
bio and lAnguid girl, Just bunting into wo-
manh0odi she Is the pride Of ali, but bark |
she silently steals q pickle, eats chalk, or q
slate pencil; no appetite for food; she turns
with q dull eye and seeks solicltud6; her
eye no longer sparkles; her merry laugh Is
no longer heard ringing through the ali; she
nOpes about with bloodless lips and guns,
with headache, palpltatiou, constipation,
swimming Of the head, COLI feet and hands.
melancholy; she has 4 coated tongue, Of-ns
stve breath, and q host Of other evils TOO nn-
merouS 70 mention.
When neglected, all these symptoms bo-
come aggravated, there ls sick stomach,
heartburn, . dark line settles under the
eyes, the legs and ankles are swollen, the
hall loses It's gloss and falls OF, there Is brit
deness and splitting OF the hngeF.nAlls,
swollen Abdomen, extreme nervousness,
f~fetulness, pains and aches, dry cough, hy-
sterical tlts, rapid p~TostTation, epilepsy And
ueatni IfyOu, or any OF your friends, am
thus a1ilcted, send At once for q bottle o
english Female BitteTS and DO cured. II
en- cts are magical In such complaints
surely no mother will postpone and delay
this duty until
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27

"AcCDEETs will happen, etc.
The complaints that are made from
time to time regarding the incOm-
potency Of pOStofice officials, aud
the negligence Of newspaper pub
fishers, are too often the result Of a
wrong and hastily formed opinion.
That a large mail can be sorted and
delivered day after day without a
mistake creeping in once aud a
while, is simply an impOssiblIity
We have every reason to believe
that our efficient postmaster, Mr..
Casey and his associates, perform
their duties faithfully aud Impair
TALLY, and that he strives to make
his Office what II should be, q pride
to our city.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
DEATH IS At THE DOOR.


In ell these complaints the system evident
" SHOWS . want Of red blood, and Mr..
Churchill, IN .hls work Op Diseases OF Fe-
mAles, says; Clearing In mind that the
blood Is remarkably deficient In red corpus.
Giles, and the known property Of iron 70 cur
rect this cOndltAeAr theoEY suRnnSfA haa the
most 20 PC relied on, the bastOr which Is tue
citrate" Citrate OF iron enters lnFg ~ into
the competition Of English FehAls Bitters,
combined with powerful vegetable tones OF
rare qualities.
Among the mountain OF Tennessee and
the pt6ey woods Of Mississippi, 10 found a
eertat' hard and nlnty rot. which has bgen
In seer { use by some old midwives for mAny
years, Possessing mAnlc powers In regulnS-
ing and restoring all females suffering with
any aRecdOn OF the woub. This root we have
obtained, gave Il u fair test In u practice,
aud it IL now one Of tho principle ingFehis
ents Ia these Bittets. Other powerful Ute
rthe and general tOnie6 R'so enter Int lie
composition. We alto add Leptandra or
Black loot sufficient 10 act upon the liver
and keep the bowels open.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27

CHANG AND Enc, the Siamese
twins, arrived on Saturday morn
ing in the steamer Palmyra, from
Europe, whether they had been to
take medical advice as to whether
they can safely be severed from
each other. The decision is that Il
will not be safe. About two days
out from Liverpool Chang was
stricken by a p~aralytc shock, de.
depriving him of the use Of his left
side, and is now far from being
well. Eng continues in perfect
health. They will depart for their
home in North Carolina soon.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
BLOOMING YOUNG GIRLS. !

hlddls.aged matro1s. those at the critlca.
period and the aged grandmother, are q !
crret BY the use 0fOuf English Female Biz
terra, now prescribed aud used by Physirl.
oil over the country
my0u ire troubled with Falling OF the
Womb. attended with u sense OF weight anu
bearing down, pain In the back and side.
and 0tnor attendant evils English Female
Bitten will give entire relief.
Those At tho "turn Of lite" mothers after
confinement, and all others (male or ( malel
who are GOnvAlescents from any pr0tractcn
or facilitating complaint, who gain strength
slowly, and whose digestion Is slow ana i'm
perfect, will hnd these Bltters the very
thing their system demands. IL gives 4
powerful appetite. aids and assists digest.
ton, Afouses the liver. strengthens mentally
and physically, and fills the whole system
with pure crimson blood eourSing through
is channels.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
SICKNESS, PAIN { DEATH

Legitimataly result as penalties for viola
tt0ns Of natural laws, from which none es-
cape.
The faded cheek, the pale and wan feat
lures, the duh eye, the el0uded intellect the
deep heaving Sigh, the feeble ard emaeiated
frame, the deieete1 brow, the 'OtterlnR gait,
ell Indicate previous transgression Of Law.
knowing that ''prOcrasiination Is the thief
OF time.h aii Int ligent being apply for
some remedy ~ 50 n as circumstances per.
NIT; while those " no do NOS act upon the
principle that delays are danFerouA,' gen
orally lingeT, lose muF0 time aud pay more
money.
Thousands OF mothers and daughters, 10
all stations and conditions OIL e, are suffer.
Ing, llnRering and dying from the effects Of
some dreaded and dreadful.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
ONE HUNDRED DALLARS.

That one tablespoonful OF English
Female BltteFs contains as much med.
ieinal properties as one bottle Of any Of the
pleasantly tasted common advertised bltters
Of tho dayi The medical profession 10 de.
ellie the question. De Ii understood that
English Female Bitters 10 not q beverage,
but Is q powerful Iron and Vegetable Tome
combined. curing long standing chronic fe-
male complaints In every direction.
Put up In large bottles at 81 so per bottle,
or six bottles for IS 20, ami sold by drug.
glsts and merchants everywhere.
J.P r. DROmGOOLE 4 CO.,
PFOpPietOFs,
Memphis, Tenn
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
brOmgOOle q Co.'s BuChu.

The best and cheapest combination for al
aaocilons 1.-THE Kidneys and Bladder ever
ular phyllcihns and used By the profession.
Prizes ~ % per bottle. or six h8llles Cor s.
seld By DFngsists and merchants ever,
WhoFa.
dPs DHom HnNza uas
ly
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27

Mr.. NJ. V. GrissOm, Deputy Sher-
id, brought up from Satartia q few
days ago, three negro men, CON-
mitted TO jail by Esq. Richards for
the shooting ofa Mr.. Valentine who
lives near Satartia. Mr.. Valentine
had had a quarrel a few days prior
to the shooting with one Of these
negroes, and accused him of steal.
ing stock. Mr.. v. left SatArtia late
one evening accompanied by a
neighbor, at whose house they ar
rived about supper time. Mr.. VAL
entine went In and took supper, In
tending to ride home after dark.
While Mr.. V. was in the house, the
two negroes who did the shooting,
came up and examined his horse,
after which they walked on and
ambushed the road that Nj. Valen-
tine would have to travel.-When
Mr.. V. reached the point of,ambush
they turned loose on him, inficting
perhaps fatal wounds. -YazoO Ban.
ner 10.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27

icalism will strike hands with
them in q common opposition to
the Democrats party and its
measures. 1t is thus, hat the
radicals Of Mississippi, with Gov.
Alcorn at their head, are moving
against the interests of the coun
try, singing their syren songs, and
plighting a putrid faith to men
who are patriotic, but whose great
fault lies in the fact, that they
lend an audience to the willy per-
formers in this stupendous drama,
the plot of which is to reinforce
their ranks by q fusion with South
ern Wings. The Radical press
grows jubilant over the prospects
and hopes by the aid Of Southern
Wings, to replace the loss they
are sustaining by desertion from
their party at the North, superin-
duced by the ratification Of the
Fifteenth Amendment. But they
are workers. Jealous earnest
workers. It is almost two years
before the present administration
terminates, but already are they
organizing. The elections in New
York, Connecticut, Oregon, and
North Carolina, indicate too plain
ly the bent Of the popular mind to
admit Of any delay on their part
in preparing for the great Nation
al contest in ~. Their last card
but one is played, and now, unless
the Old Line Wings can be bam-
boozled into q fusion with them /;
they appreciate the fact that their
"die' is cast already. Do our
Wing friends intend to COMM
themselves 20 a ratification Of the
Republican administration Of the
last ten years, endorse the un.
righteousness and burdens Of an
unjust and unequal taxation i'm
posed by them, sanction as right
and necessary the insults and in.
%juries the South has patiently
borne in her Affections, applaud
the success of the odious meas
ures of reconstruction, and finally
to sign with their own hands, the
death warrant to their liberties
1t remains to be seen what actor
will be taken by the Wing Conven
ton called TO meet in Jackson, il
October next. Whatever it MAJ
do, we hope may be done wisely
but to take one step forward il
accepting the bait held out II
them by Radicals who are tn,
"head and 'front.' of that COnven
ton, we can assure our Viii
friends, is but adding to their pc
litical death certain and unfailinl
damnation.
We have thus animadvertet
upon the history of the Radica
party in order to show the con
cessions Wings must make when.
ever they consent to repudiate tn
assistance Of the only party whicI
can and will succor them, by en-
dorSiBg and aiding that inlamou
party which was conceived il
, sin and brought forth in iniquity.
The Democratic party by its sterI
and unainching devotion to prin
ciple has won to itself many Re
E publicans who, Disguised by tn
7 fraud, corruption and wholesal
i plumber Of their quandam leaders
have sought reform by allyinl
{ themselves to the only organize,
, party in the country whose ain
! and object it is to secure hal con
! summation so devoutly wisbe,
{ for.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
Turnin Seed.

ANDRETH's NEW CROP growth Of
fi6l0h Just received. q well selected as
a1rtment Of the above seeds from ID. Aan-
dzeth a Sons. Rhllaaalnhla. kae sale Whole.
sale and ratailsh8
15 HEH RICHARDSON CO.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
from former prices.

Ills my aim and purpose to keep my patrons throughout this state and loaAiAna.~
usual posted In rEndtO the Prices ofMl leading STAPLE GOODS and Ineeab pc e.
tony past career for reliability, that my ph@sand quotations will and shAn be saeaE
adhsrodtO, and that all such things as BATS and receptions arr not permitted y g.
loablshmNk
The following are the prices OF Leading Goods" Commissioning August iA 1870 ua@
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27

Charter Oak Cooking Stove.
GOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
8yse.d&R. LEE RICHARDSON SEQ
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27

ButSun greater and moro positive Success in the cLoTHISe, BOOT shoE ind g.
DEPARTMENTS OF MY HOUSE
HehtbS nhmeIu 5uS HVm' '"s sec '" ""s" ""s ss- -.ss Hsu Rss s4H0 . ~
Boys andChhdTenSsut 9 from. ". ",." @ e44
Gents White Shirts 10 speciality Al prices IRON u % 70 go % per dozen an eaAome
made shrh
IAhohap hsb@t stock City eus0m.mpde Shoes for Ladies' 0enra and ChnArm-
and In fact everything apPsralninstO . first class DRY GOODS HOUSE,.
l. REINHARDT.
Mra 131 Washington Street. Veksbufe
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
GREAT ATTRACTIONS AND GREAT NOVELETTE,

In Fall and winter Dress Goods. White Goods, Linens, Hosiery and Ladies' and Cent?
Furnishing Goods and in Cotton Goods particularly OWING ToTHE IAPANpNe WAa
A REDUCTION OF FULL TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
IRON former prices.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-08-27
I. REINHARDI.
I31 Washington street.
THE MOST EXTENSIVE
DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT
In vsnDqra. .ni acknowledged Dyia legion o. p.us.sa aa me arrsras aas
CHEAPEST DRY GOODS HOUSE IN THE SOUTH
o ESTABLISHMENT
REDUC TIONl'

In prices of GOODS Tor the FAN and winter Seasons Of 1910 and ist.
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9roposals.

Soics Of thc Clerk OF the board OF Education, cor.
Tuesday June IL 1871. at O'Clock p. NJ Tor supplying
The coal and wood required for the public schools .
tom. ~ eS.l and tSr~s thousan2 oc eoras Of Ss2
wood and one thousand one hundred u.iool cords o.
The eosI mus, be q the bes, quality of white asA.
furnace. egg stove, and nut sizes IN good order Two
ton aud must be delivered In the on- TIE several
school buildings The proposals. must state the mines
nshod from the mines nained) n accepted. aud muss
statr the prce ton OF two thousand two hundred
The quantities OF the various sizcs OF coal required
will be about - follows, W; fouf thousand ION, q
hundred and tweotynve tons Of ez- sire and seventy
Tue OAK wood must be OF the best quality tn. stcs
not oss than three ~ fee. long and NOT less tn.a
inches long The proposal. must state the Price PEI
price per cut for saving ana sptlng per load; the
quantity Of OAK wood y be spill only required "
The wood will be inspected and measured under the
supervision Of .he inspector Of fne Of the Board Of
ordered as follows; Tso.thirds OF tho quantity 10
qured nom the Ism OF June ~ toe st OF October and
SAID wood. bota oak and pine mus, be delivered
the yards, cellars vaults bns OF the school bald
mgs. as may be designated BY the proper authority.
the faithful performance OF tbs contract viii 70
the signatures and re.deaces OF the proposed surele
No compensation will be allowed ior delivering said
ard piling the fame In the yards cellars, vaults or bss
Proposals must DO directed to the "Committee on
Supplies OF the Board OF Education, and should be
doi.ed Proposal. for Coal" or proposals for WOOD
Inc commt'se reserve the night to reject any ~
OF NE propossu omsre Inv ,o,sS,x ,,,.,,,,..
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2InmhnHts nnA HniIrrana.
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ERfgEI a. AS kB4 fG6IP SgFFq ~
81 = ,!SS fSfIEPEss TRAINS LEAVE CHAM
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PgFEAI2 GpShkSGTMiS Az on4odHIEVG
slSs iHSogeh 40 6EEy EEhsSS okA Sb GAL HiD&
Eg az ss2a Is 81 3
BUFEALO, AND TIE 1P. N, TRAIN FROa SRT
SSIShkSr HEAi S hRAtASsP bl GS
iS Y. ra fls J e. T. and and y, Ms Mn
Dor Middctown and WAY. al so ?. NJ. cad st.. All
fsf Grsycouft and Wy 'sG A. 81 cd t., 81. IS
ca &. ssS rs q H. aSG $50 and ''PM
~ Theatre saa rain na H. d P "a
,O psr ,h nsiiI,S1 ;nd Wy from ga 4 R'Po
hsnSsf. y. Depot a. siis iSiS x, IL i H. !" .i r5oS
ID I'd IFS .1 ' g U.s. s al Piyp
From Ghambers st. Depot A. NJ. u Nj tal5, l. iJi1
at 90, A. Nj las, tss, dis md iS:l5 Pa and sas
Gis and iSS r G ssuis S,P Ssi;
Tickets for passage and for Apartments in Drawing
Room and sleeping Coaches can be obtaIocd, AMI or
der, for the checking and transfer OF Dasssee may DO
e Ch.meers %! corner gh ~ and 81 Az" Harlem;
Sa F S6. Of - psoosn DSro ,oO Of
Long Dosk Depot. Jersey city and Of the Agents a
"e p''AO'p'w WI. X. BARR, General Passenger Assnt
Id RUokrh, General Superintendent.
.Dany. I For flackcnsack only. tFor Picrmont only.
J;OR BRIDGEPORT and all poinp on nouss-
Il tonic and Naugatuck Rsilroad..Iarc. ~. steamers
leave Catherine alp at II noon and 10 every night Sun
DAYS cnceptedl.
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GRASD PARK.
Comprising 70 Estate, consisting Of
2.ooo Acres Of nrstclsss lands,
In one body on the beautiful Highlands Of westcheter
county, N. Y, to be sold a.
PUBLIC AUcTIoS.
In SIX Sub Dvlsions.
INCLUDING ELEGANT VILLA SITES,
DESIRABLE VILLAGE LOTS. and
HANDSOMELY IMPROVED PROPERTY.
This property Is situated on tn. harbor 20 miles from
City Hail. on line OF the New ork and New Haven
Railroad, ex ending ncarly2 az miles wide wostwardly.
over the romantic Highlands OF Msmsroneck aud scars
dale 81. miles, and comprises the nncst body OF lands
In the county. Besides the 10 Homesteads, 20 New
Ornate villa Houses will be erected.
EXTENSIVE EsPLANADEs. WIDE BoUJEvARDs,
AND HANDSOME AVENUES ARE NOW IN
PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION
VILLAGE LOTS will be 60 by $50 feet, ard VILLA
Plots ror, one ten acres each. The nncst oppor-
tunity ever offered TO secure nrs-cias'.
ACCESSIBLE, ECONOMICAL, ELEGANT HOMES.
Sale will be positive and without reserve. " per
cent down. balance In three Yeas
EXTRAORDINARY INDICTMENT
Al purchases Of q 900 and upwards will receive A
CoNMUTATloN PASS on the Railroad for
ONE YEAR FREE.
sALR OF ist SUBDIVISION VILLAGE PROPERTY
ico VILLAGE LOTS,
Equal TO
WILL TAKE PLACE
JUNE 10, 1870. ON THE GROUNDS.
Special train leaves depot OF ". Y.&N H. r. r. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ Sale TO commence al ~ O'Clock NJ.
For further Information and deceptive pamphlets,
apply 70 ANDREW WILSON. Jr.,
Grand Park once. SIT Broadway, n. Y, or
JOHNSON 3 MILLER,
- % Nassau st.
S. DINGEE a CO..
0Pine ST.. and
MALLORY a BLACKWELL,
Evening Post Building,
An