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Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

FIFTEENTH AMENDMENT CELEBR ALTON IN
tM,ILFoRD.-The colored people of Kent and
sussex had grand celebration of the XVII
Amendment at Milford on Thursday last The
town was almost ovcrrun, so great WAS tLr
croWI. The Mutual Fric,td (ncutral iD poli.
tics) says: =" pun
:, On the arrival of the o'clock train from
wilmington the procession formed at thr
9enot' with an cscortof about twenty horsemen
III ~ lr9ht & next came the Independent Cornet
Dahd, OF W llmlngtOn; then the Milford escort
bearing banner with the Goddess of Liberty
| ana the inscription . Pride of America - IN
inc centre was the Liberty Cornet Band oi
smyrna and following them We're the delcga.
tons from Smyrna, Frederick, Bridgcv;iIc
SIaughters Neck, Lewcs, Milton, and Other
places. But few Of them carried banners and
only ON one OF these, besides that of the NIf1r
cIuo, dld We notice any dcvice-thc banner of
me Howard Day Association of Magnolia,
bearing the following inscription:
God willed US frecmcn. Man wiIIed us sl,,o. W,
God Wills Gods will be done! wiz az
The meeting was organized bv Prof Wr,
Howard Day, and after the reading of n nor.
tlon OF Scripture by Rev r. G.. BARNEY and
prayer by Rev. VIM. Prettyman, the oratione
oi the day were delivered. The first sncnEnr
on the list was our tOwnsman, DIR. Wm q
Davidson, who entertained the audience with
a very eloquent and appropriate address of wni.
come. After the doctor, Mr. VIM. Pcrkins !.
coored gentleman of Uhester'own. Mi 1os
introduced to the audience. He is n vnr, a.,
ent speaker, and by many pointed iokeS and
WltlciSms cOnvulSCd his hearers with Ian%btrr
lie admonlShcd his col0rOd brethren NOT to os'
piTc 10 DC tcddcrS, but to remain faithful EJ
'oGGrS OF those who had led them tbron~h rho
wilderness, and in whom they still had consc
70 trust. some OF his jokes were ouitr mini,
Cd but delivered with that natural flow Of
good VIII and humOr which robbed them of
thelr plttcrncss and gave even his opponents
an opportunity to laugh. He ridcnied the
idea oi the black man aspiring to the white
man daughter, and thought those who made
use OF such arguments against them naid I;,tio
compliment to their own race, on whit
men, SAID hc respect your own daughters wo
uon aspire TO them, we only ask, as a mat
Yer OF rIght that you let our cOIored gals alone.
nc h9pcd mat Delaware and Maryland would
WORK hand IN hand as well now that the color.
Gu people were Tree as they used to when thew
wTre saves John Henry Butler, prominent
coiored man OF Baltimore, was the next sneak
cr' ana was followed by the celebrated colOrcd
Poetess and lecturer, Francis Ellen Waik,ns
Harper. who read beautiful poem of her own
production appropriate to the day and c,nsc
after which she made an earnest appcaI 10 her
people to act as good citizens and honorable
men, Ms. Harper is without doubt rynn,orka.
Ole woman, and an honor to her naIoe and
race. The best order prevailed throughout
the day, and the colored people are entitled
20 great praise for the manner in which an
their proceedings were conducted.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

THE WAR IN EURopE-The latest adviccs
from the seat of war reveal little that is new as
to the relative situation of the opposing armies.
Skirmishcs have taken place at various points,
indicating that the lines have been advanced
nearer each other, but no serious affairs be-
tween the advance guards, presaging grand
engagement, have yet occurred. Prussia has
made preparations near Cologne, and establish,
ed intrenchcd camps. Mayence is also pre-
pared for siege, and the campaign on the part
of Prussia will be wholly under cover of in
trenchments, though aggression is contempla-
ted This is about the substance of the great
mass of matter we find in the daily papers.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

DELAWARE ANNUAL CONFERENCE, (CoGoR-
ED VI. f, CHURCH.-Ths body Of colorcd
ministers, which includes the peninsula and
one or two counties in Pennsylvania, held its
seventh session at Cambridge, Md, commenc,
ing on July 2Ist. Bishop Scott presided The
report of the Statistical Committee shows the
following: Number Of Members, i0,045 ::
Deaths OF members during year, lSS; Proba-
TONERS, 923; Churches, l46; Estimated val
ne, Sl2SS, ,5OS;. Sunday Schools, 1874; Off
GERS and teachers, $40 Scholars, 4.542; Vol
umes In the Library, 9,l9l; Raised for be-
nevoient purposes, $649,37. The following
appointments, among others, were made:
Odessa District Harrison Smith, =, h Odcs.
sa' Charles PollGtt; M1iddlctown, to be suppl
ed Smyrna, John w. Saunders; Dover. Har.
rISon Rich Milford, Lewis Y. Cox; Harmony.
William B. Cowmbs; Milfncton, ISAIAH
1Broughton; Kent Abraham Brown; Mt.
P>gah, Charles Horsey Centrevlle, John Ii.
Holland; Kent Island. William B. Green
liillSborough, Asbury Grinnage; Friendship'
Simeon Taylor Marydel, Philip Kennedy ;
GrecnsborOugh, David Eaves; Denton, to be
supplied.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

DELAWARE ENTERPRsE-Mr. Isaac solomon. formerly of
smyrna has established Island the Patuxen River
near its mout the largest oyster aud canning
ment IN the United States. The Island comprises about
and purchased Mr. Solomon ew years ago of
MesSrs Booth and Fitzgerald of Baltimore. An old tenant
house the only building the island Since
then Mr. solomon has rem"rcd the old building
ing II into neat and cOmoliOus dwelling has ais erc
ted an extensive packing house store house. thirty
five tenement houses. Tor tine accommodation several
hundred hands employed Ia the establishment post Office,
and public school av" been established and churches
Methodtt and Catholic In progress erection fine
wharf has been built aud il regular stopping place the
steamers which ply between Baltimore and the Patuxent.
Drum Point harbo Just below the Island finest harbor
on the Chesapeake Bay where hundreds Of vessels may
anchor IN perfect safety marine railway has
tea ON the Island capable OF accommodating
he "hen repairs become rairnad has been
chartered to run between Baltimore aud Drum Point
expected l" become great coal depot perhaps
anu may form the nucleus Of city and Mr. solomon
may have the honor OF founding city that may some day
rival that Of Romnlous aud Remus rancd upon tho Tc It
IL one OF the finest bathing places anywhere and
or boating shng and the oysters aud snt crabs
S'aSoh' II Is unsurpassed -Midlluown Transcript.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

THE Chinese. The San Francisco poncrs
state that scarcely 800 Chinese passengers or'
TTIyed ~ that city by the late steamer from
Hong hong: The arrivals of Chinese have al nI-
ways exhibited great fluctuations COMPARING
Gn Gnc uiohth OF one year with another It's be-
heved that decided abatement in tho nn,,bo,
OF Chinese immigrants viii be observed. in
consequence Of discouragng circular sent
IRON san Francisco by the Chinese comnanies
end OF the news Of the unfriendIy fceling
GSgaInst g. Chinese immigrants which now prevails
~ the United States. The San Francisco R,,L
tettA alleges that while a limited amonrt IS
voluntarily Independent immigration Of Cbi.
ncse may continue, anything like Wholesale
J; JJGn.raets Tor Mongolian labor will be popnarlv
o,scogintenIAnced aud legally resisted As tLis
Is',Si Is Is GRADUALLY entering national poitc
gradually learn these facts, viii bes,otc 40 e", ~
profitable employment. '0 u sure anu
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03
lFor the !" SmNrna Timns."l
A. NJ. L. Camp Meeting.

III" African NJ F. Camp citing for Smyrna Circuit win
m"ncr August 2Oth lso in Mr. Spruances woods quarter
mi" from SassafraS Crossing the Delaware Rareal We
extend cordial invitation to all the citizens Of Smyrna, aud
III" SURROUNDING country to visit the
sl"n We expect several distinguished dvncs assist. The
Opening sermon will be- preached Saturday atcrnoo
)" clock Visitors will find accommodation at the boarding
tents y" selling allowed during the hours public service;
ana h"'hinS ntoNirnt@ 10y means; smoking within
tn" circle BY order of the committee of arangcruts
Lewis lmilt' u, Isaac Hudson, Caleb c. JONES' John NJ
Clay ton Noah Pierce, Joseph L. New;
JACOB WILKSHEIM,
Raatnr nr.ll, ,lair luL. L,..L. Arrn.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

DEMOCRATIC STATE CoNvEXuox.-This
Convention has been called to convene at Do.
yer on the 9th inst, to nominate candidates
for Governor and Representative in Congress.
The delegate election will take place On the
18th. There are half a dozen names sug-
gested for the Govcrnorship from New Castle
county, bat none of the parties seem to carry
any particular weight. 1t is quite evident that
New Castle wants the candidate, but the nu.
merous aspirants render concentration less
probable, which is all the better for Mr.. Pom
der, who feels sure of the nomination. 1t !,
understood that Mr.. Biggs will be re-nomina
ted for Congress.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03
NOTIONS AND STATIONARY.

Buttons, Spool Cotton, Knitting Cotton, Hoop
Skirts, Balmorals, Ladies aud Chidren's Hos.
Mems bose, Candle Wick, Lamp Wlcks, Gloves,
Ncck-ues' llandkerchlets, Hooks and Eyc>, Fclyr;
Trimmings, Tape, SKIRT Braid, Combs, Gun Cai,,
Hair Pins, Buckles, Pins, Needles, Scissors, Goa:
and Vest Binding. Thlmblcs, Collars, Cuffs, Corser,
Twine, hid Gloves, Machine Sewing Silk, and
Spool Silk, &c. &c, letter, Fools.cap, Note ami
Bal Paper, Pens. Pen Holders Lead p nclis, Slan
and Pencils, Envelopes, Pass Books, lux, P"ckei,
Books, Spelling Books, Copy Books, Nueilagr, Ac.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03
DRY GOODS,

VIZ: Silks, Poplins, hlpaeas, Challics, Ar.W,.
D'Iaincs, Cotton Deafness aud GulrrprS, With man,
OF the latest styles Of Dress Goods Ginglam>
Jeans, Osnahurgs, tlanncls, TlckIngs, Table CIth.
Sack Flannels, Napt'nS, Shcctings, Pillow Ca,
Muslins, Swiss StrIpIngs, tarnbrics Paper Musin,.
Denlms, Checks, IrIlllngs, Nankecn, Linens, Mus
hns, Paids, ShnwIs, Diaper, Lawns, Cnambra\,
fiques, and all the goods usually found IN a tn s.,
class country store.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

New YORK June 81. 1870
MEssRs JAS COwOILL n Son, Dover Del are here
by appointed General Agents for The sale OF Perkins
h House NON.EXPLOSIVE ) AFETY LAMP, ~
the County of Kent, excepting the town OF Milford
with the exclusive right OF sale in said district
VOFAW. MONTGOMERY co.
In accordance with the above. we give notice 10
the trade that We intend keeping full line of these
truly mon Explosive Coal OH Lamps. TO which we
invite lhct attention IL is our intention TO appoint
an Active Agent IN each town in the county. Where
there are no agents 10 sell the Lamp will reiall
I" any party. Circulars furnished upon application
by maIl. or otherwise.
July2T II JAS. COWGlLL IL SON.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

HORSE DRIVEN Orion Sunday night n
team belonging to MIR. Alex. Wilson. livcrv
proprietor, of this town, was driven from the
Smyrna Circuit Camp by some one, and it was
supposed to have been stoen but was found
next morning in Raymond's Neck, the horse
being hitched to a fence on the roadside. The
rascal who took it had no other means to ride
home, it is supposed The team had been
hired by Mr. Hopkins of Clayton.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

AN ITEM FOR THE WHITE MANS PARTY.-
The leading Democratic paper of Kentucky.
the louisville Courier-.JommdL endorses the
remark of the Cincinnati Cpmmacid that
the party that puts itself in opposition to
the principles of equal, civil and political
rights for all citizens of the United States, will
go to the wall, and adds, C. it ought to so to
the wall" "
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

COLLECTION OF DIRECT TAXES. The Wash
ington correspondent of the Baltimore SIM.
says: 1t is difficult to determine whether the
quota of Delaware, which was not assumed by
that State, has been fully collected. There Is
balance, however, of $6,54G, for which the
collector in Delaware has thus far failed to ac
count
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03
SMYRNA SEMINARY

hrst class School iOr Both Sexes lnlI corps of
experienced and well qualified teachers employ ed.
For particulars please send for u Catalogue 10
u. IL. BEAN. Principal.
or DR. j. h.. CLAWSON, Proprietor
Smyrna. Dell Aug LIST. 1870 -eow4t
Catalogues can be obtained also at this office.
lHi. T'banc and Methodist Home JouTnal please
COPY
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

THE times is published "Wednesday afternoon by
JOSEPH H. HorfEcEER Editor ami PROPRIETOR at Smyrna,
Delaware.
wear $500 IN advance or 81 20
not pai till the end of the No PAPER unit
all arrears are paid only at the option of the Publisher
ApVERTIS SENENTS will inserted at the rate Of Se
Sline forth" first in<en Subsequent Insertions Three and
ahalf cents liberal discount mslr quarterly semi an
nua AMI yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03
DEATHS.

N'NEhSoN-ln thus town. the 2sth OF July Amer wife
OF Powell f. NIckrrSon aged 81 wears months, "a days
ISCUDY-ln this town, the 2th INST Clement infant
son OF W. Wand Hcnrirtta TschuIy aged months
LufLAND-ln Dover on the 2sth William son of VIM
f. T. and Maria u. Trnfand. aged mcnths
EARNEST-In Middctnwn. on tn, Nth instant Eugcnia
May daughter OF Joseph and Lousa Earnest aged months
AMI II days.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

The July reduction in the national debt
amounted to $I7,o3l12% Il; making the de-
crease since March |, SEQ, 100 ,O0l II.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03
Wood and VVIIIOw-Ware.

Washing Tubs, Buckets, Kcclcrs, Churns, Broon.,
Clothes Pins, Clothes Brushes, Hair BRUSHES. Scrub
Brushes. Fancy and Market Baskets. Sur, Cornn..
Butter Prints Butter Bowls, Wash boards, " all
Brushes, Half. BuShel and Peek Measures, ca
Cloths, Mats. and all sizes Of Rope.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

Delaware State Bonds and Delaware Rail
Road Stock bought by John McDear & Son,
Bankers, No. G02 Market St. Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

Wordcn 4 Evans, are manufacturing supc-
rlor rlr peach baSk kcts, at their Smyrna Steam Saw
Mill aud Machine Works.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

The extreme heat of the weather has largely increased the
number of deaths In a the less than hun
dred ana forty eight prrsOns died in New York last week
This IL increase three hundred aud seven over the
prevlOus week,
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

Ihc coored pcope of Auburn, N. w. held their Fifteenth
Amendment celebration Monday. The parade mile long.
aud included delegates neghhoring towns An address
was made by eSSecretary Seward counanx eancipa.
ted to keep themselves bv Of the house and
the meeting house.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

- President Grant was received At Lone
Branch, by George W. Childs, of the P6iadeIE ,"%
phia Ledger. '''0 Niiauei-
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l.GlS'n,-

In thus town. on Monday evening last. a PLAI
HoLD BRACELEr. small size. The finder viii
literally rewarded by leaving ii al
August 3D. 1870 TIIIS OFFICE
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

:, Plaln and Fancy job Printing nea " done at
thls Othce. Orders BY mail attended to.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

Examine Wordcn Il Evans Superior Peach
and Berry Baskets and Crates,
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03
MARRIAGES.

MoKRISoN-MANWELL.-In Mddlctown on "Wednesday
the 27th inst by Rev. John Collins McCahe D. D. Icwcs
MORRISON Esq, OF Randolph, Ill., To Miss Kate Maxwell
daughter OF Mr. David Maxwell, Of Middletown.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03
-AA.A~

Tho steamboat Silver Spray exploded hrr boilers md was
burned at Pacific Place. miles above Memphis on Sunday
night 1t is believed that &c Of her passengers
lost and number injured, Of the latter fatally,
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

tn" undersigned respectfully ninrns She farmers that u,
ready I" receive CONSIGNMENTS OF PEACHES or "'1'
COT NTRH PRODUCE, "l any kind they wish To d,oITt
He will dispose Of the the usual commission ann nm
Address JOEL l. LACEh',
juIy27.it Wilmington Del
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

The TAXES REPEALED.-The revised tay
bill, passed just before the close of Congress-
fepcals quite a number of taxes, and really
makes this burden 50 light as scarcely to be
felt. The new act goes into effect on an after
the first OF October next, when all taxes i'm.
posed upon carriages, watches, piano-fortes.
yachts, billiard tables, and gold and silver
Plate shall cease, together with the taxes ubon
boats, barges, flats, legacies and SUGGESTIONS.
passports and gross receipts OF railroad, insur
ancc and other companies. After the 1,t of
May, 1871, the special or license tax now i'm
posed upon all kinds OF dealers, physicians.
lawyers, brokers, claim agents, &c, will be
discontinued, except that paid by distillers.
brewers, cigar and tobacco manufacturers The
tax on sales also ceases after the first of next
octcb@r, except that paid by stamps fbroker's
taxi together with the stamp duties on prom.
lsory notes fer less amount than 800, such
notes now requiring FIVE cent stamp. The
two cent stamp upon receipts tor monevis abol.
ished from October lst and the income tav
OF = per cent. on all over g., 600 shalt be col-
lected only during the years 1870 and 1871
The license tax due May lst has already been
paid IN advance for the present year, hence
persons will not be called upon again for that
~~Ss<--
Eastern SHORE POMTICs.-The political
campaign will soon be inaugurated ON the
Eastern Shore, each party having fixed tho
time for holding their Conventions. Tho con.
test IN Maryland will be for members Of Con-
greSS' there being no Governor to elect Mt the
coming election Both parties on the Eastern
ohore hold their nominating Conventions at
Camb1dge-the Republicans on the first Of
September and the Democrats on the fifteenth
ne aspirants Tor Congressional honors ON tbe
Republican side are said to be r. r Torbort
OF hlkton and H. II. Goldsborougb, Of Ea.ton
Inc chances are in favor of the former Io
vas the candidate two years ago. and if ;s br.
ialr that he should be renominated now that
there Is better show for the party On tbo
'iW'rratlc side there arc three aspirants viz
ooI. Nam llamblcton, Of EaStcn, the nrcscpt
Representative, Hon. =. +. Thomas. of T,1bot
Hnd " Z. HanIy, Of Princess Anne edition a.
the TIRE Nr'ylaader. There is likclv to ho a
hVely contest among them. COL Hambloton
according 70 the common Usage Of tho rart,
Is entitled to denomination, and he has son,o
earnest friends, but he has also some bittcr an
poncnts. His vote on the income tax hin y,;li
go hard with him, in addition to matters Of a
local character. 1t is generally thought that
the campaign will be lively from tbe fact tLot
the coatest will be close
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03
THE MARKETS.

GREAT BARGANsIS
SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
To Close Ont Balance OF Stock
Alpaca Sacks,
Drape d Etc Sacks,
Linen Sacks.
Fancy Linen Pants
White Duck Pants
Linen Drill Pants.
White Duck Vests.
White Marselles Vests,
Fancy Linen VESTS
Drap Il Etc Vests.
SUMMER CLOTHING
KINDS.
MEMS. YOUTHS. AND BOYS,
Better in Make,
Better in cut,
Better in Fit,
Better in Every Way.
Than any other stock of
READI-MADE CLOTHING
PHILADELPHIA,
GUARANTEED LOWER PRICES
THAN ANY OTHER.
Halt way REN<pTT g. Co
FIFTH and Srxrn Streets,i No. SIS MARKEr STKEEr.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

Ro9ADA Ij THE GKfAr AirFHArlvE Its action upon the
most inveter"e cases OF rheumatism wonderful indeed
NEwSoMS DEpoT Va. April 25 1859
GESTLEMEE:-I received your Kind letter IN N.rI i .,
k"Sad!Is ordered and tcuru many thanks. am srrnt
bcuentted 10y ITS use have been sufferer
for nine wears much that ut the orrreI M r.
hals my han wtr" m such c"ndnn that could NOT write
therefore had to get o ' "ii'0'
have used yet nuy hnttcs ,t tL. tn.oi, L.. a..
effect has been WnIrrTlu mt. y,,, ,,ysS nu .le
ing thu services" q" my cousin. ' ' n ei.Tt'
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NEW STOCK OF GOODS,

which he intends t" sell cheaper than any Sold !.
THIS market for Year,, consisting Of
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g. . q ID -
CHEAPER
THAN EVERy

The undersigned respectfully announces 10 he
citizens of smyrna aud vicinity that hc has ,p-
opened his
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HOT!

Nobody minds the heat when clad in Wans,naker & Rrowp,s
summer Clothes The thin garments keep YOU cool and tb
low prices refreshing Us ice cream and sol,
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03
The Cloths and Cassimcres

are new, just bought, and comprise ali the leading
styles.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

ihie mas lew charms for the DyspepIic. which is
not To he wondered al when We take intp ,he o,,,
lhe amount OF bodlv mud mental suffering that this
distressing maiady generates The Peruvian Svrun
IA pr"i"Nie OF irony mas cured thousands who werc
suffering from ihis dsease
Norden Il Evans peach baskets are the
best in the market
Delaware State Bonds bought by John Ne
Lear y Son, Bankers, No. GU2 Market street
Wilmington Del.
Smyrna times., 1870-08-03

Thus - to certify that was persuaded TO try Of
the latest improved Wheeler Il Wilson sewI-g ma.
chimes and was unacquaInted with any other, CON
Clnded To take w. a W. and paid nine dollars II;
since then have tried the Howe Machine and find
tu he far superior in all respects The Wheeler
Il Wilson. that requested the w. d W agent TO take
theirs away. and | WOrld iurieII the amount paid :;
bat he refused 10 do and offers let pay for
three dollars per month rather than let the Howe beat
him out lie also says that the Howe is the hardest
running machine; II Is not 81. For myself. have
bought the Howe sewing machine.
Mas NJ. E. HAYNES.
Je2a No 4. f second Street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-07-27

thhND rhhh'
SALE OF GREAT CENTRAL SUBDIVISION.
THURSDAY, JULY q, 1870
$50 ELEGANT VILLA Plots,
COMPRISING OVER 800 ACRES
OF the moet desirable portion Of these SPLENDID e.
1ATEs Of GRAND PARK, consisting OF
1000 ACRES OF FIHsTCLAss LANDS
IN ONE BODY, ON THE BEAUTIFUL
HIGHLANDS OF wEsTCHES1ER COUNTY, ". Y.
ALL TO nE SOLD At PUBLIC AUCTION. IN SUB.
DIVISIONS, AS RAPIDLY AS THEY CAN DE
DEVELOPED INTO
ELEGANT VILLA SITES,
DESIRABLE VILLAGE LOTS, AND
HANDSOMELY IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Two large and successful sales OF Village property
have been held this season. Inc third sale VIII take
place - -
THURSDAY JULY %, 1870,
ON THE GROUNDS.
THE GREAT CENTRAL SUBDIVISION
consists OF 80 VILLA PLOTS fronting on the GRAND
FsPLhNADE which IL ios feet wide with broad drives
on either side surrounding the GRAND PARK UNI
vERsITY and the GRAND PARK HOTEL, and In tae
immediate vicinity and full view " the ohNhnH----
THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY improvements.
Every Lot IL hrsi .cass containing from ONE to FIVE
ACRES EACH, and commands q magnificent view OF
my miles OF Long Island sound, distant view OF the
Palisades Of the Hudson and the intervening landscape.
and passed for extent variety aud beauty
In the country.
from the expensive. trfpulcnt unwhol"somc city. into
QVIEr ACcEss fBLE, ECONOMICAL, ELEGANT
SUBURBAN HOMES
In called to this NJ the Finest Opportunity offered
near New York
The extensive Improvements will all he completed as
proposed and purchasers OF Lots will not assessed
for tue
EXTENSIVE EspLANADES.
BROAD BoULBvARDs,
HANDSOME AVENUES,
now in process Of construction
An rnrchasers Of 5000 All upward viii receive
COMMUTATIOE PASS On the railroad for
ONE YEAR FREE.
Terms Of fale ~ heretofore; 10 per ccntn 80 days. so
per cent on bond ami mortgage 10 tArcc years.
NJ a guarantee for the completion OF the improve
mcnt u rer ccn'. Of the purchase money will not be
rc1uitct until ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
shall have been exceeded upon IN, avenues, cspll AIDES
SALE POSI- TIVE RAIL or SINE. No free tick
cts will bc iss ed out sri M. TRAINS vii. leave
The depot OF the New YORK tcw ilaN. H. T., cor
yith st and in av At sis A. ". AMI 20 \. NJ Sale com
mcnccs at ~ NJ. All who dcsr' to view the grounds
Should take tao ear train sac begius auer arrival
OF second tram For Descriptive Pamphlets, Map, Cir
| Cu.ais, and further iufOrmt Ion, apply 70 49,
ANDEEW WI SOY. Jr,
Crank rarK once, 81 Broadway,
4. pINGNF a co. piur -, and
| MALLORY & BLACKWELL, Evening rost Funding.