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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15
HYOROPHOBTA

Dr.. Stephen Ware, Of Boston, IN
his testimony in recent case which
grew out of the injuries from the bite
of dog furnished the following val
liable advice.
In the case Of the bite Of dog,
where the teeth penetrated the flesh,
whether the dog was known to be mad
or not, he should use the same precau-
tions. He would wash the wound with
warm water, extract all the virus pos
sibly by sucking the wound with his
lips, and then cauterize it deeply With
the caustic most readily obtained but
should use potash if it could be pro-
cured at once. The time in which the
effects. of the bite Of a mad dog would
be seen varied from three days to as
many years, but if no effect is felt
after two or three months as a general
thing the patient might consider him
self safe. Bites made through clothing
are seldom productive Of much harm,
even if the dog is mad the clothing
absorbs the virus before the teeth reach
the flesh Most of all the fatal cases
are where the person was bitten on
some naked spot.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15

4 MODEL COMMUNITY The Island
of St Martins, situated on the north
ern eud Of Lake Michigan, and con-
tanning about seven thousand acres,
with a population Of between one and
two hundred, has been settled oyer
fifteen years and during that time
they have not had any town organiza-
tiou-do tot know to what county they
belong-have no officers whatever
and have aeUer Paid tao Of any
KIND. 1t possesses the full average of
wealth, sustains voluntarily a church
and school, but has never felt the need
Of any legal orgauiza ton and as they
have no offices to give, office seekers
are unknown and our only hesitation
IN giving them this notice is, that it
may lead to a large emigration TO this
Utopia. SheJoygan Times.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15

The great annual national Sanger
fest Singing feast) Of the Germans
will be held at Cincinnati this week.
The rehearsals commence on Friday.
\ very large building has been erected
especially for the accommodation Of
the Sangerfest, which viii accommo-
date over 10000 people.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15
Linden House Arrivals.

For the week ending June Il, 1870.
Monday, June 6.
R. 5. Gates, Fort Atkinson.
E. D. Bowen, La Crosse.
J. NJ. Gillet, Fond du Lac
Jas. Ferguson, 0conomoBoc.
John F, Whipple, do
Johu J. Kane do
Jas. Mccormick, do
Allen J. Fuller, Cine innati.
John Hancock, Boston.
Chas Bahret, New York.
G. Winner, Milwaukee.
L f.. Keller, New York.
Tuesday, June T.
Chas, Day Agent Laura Keene.
Z. E. SheIder, Fort Atkinson.
J. B. Miller, Chicago.
w. E. Baker, Fond du Lac.
Mrs. A, c.. Bently, Portage City.
.-. Mrs. n. Shomar, do
William Wilson, Columbus.
G. V. Snow, Chicago.
w. l.. Cehoe, Whitewater.
Joseph Fisher, Milwaukee.
j, H. Booth and Lady, Milwaukee.
Wednesday, June 8.
R E. Wilcox, Chicago.
J. NJ. Dunlap, Milwaukee.
G. ". Babcock and Wife, New York.
Col A. G.. BenGy, Portage.
j. Heller, Chicago.
w Baser, Fond du Lac
s. NJ. Hovey, Boston.
Mrs Garland, Oshkosh
Thursday. June, 9.
G. S. Moran, Chicago
H. H. Morgan, do
j. Arnesby, New York
4- j. II. Rowntree, do
". L. Hoag. Waterloo
@. L. Jones, Cleveland.
j. w. Riley Chicago
W. z. Woodworth, Monroe.
e Il D. Blakeslee, Buffalo.
Q. B. Evans, Whitewater.
J. s. Harrington, Milwaukee.
Chas. Philips, Chicago.
J. Taylor
j. II. Adams, Chicago.
a. 6. Hane nstgin, Milwaukee.
Friday, June, 10.
G. W. Wash, Lane8born.
Cook, Lake Mills.
j. B. Hail. Chicago.
W. j. Corner, Milwaukee.
E. B. Fenton, Chicago.
G. A. Crell do
VIM. NJ. AIsever, Fond du Lac.
A. j. Pipkien, Milwaukee.
G. f. Lawrence, Chicago.
F. H. Penfeld, Cleveland
J. Fl. Blair, Chicago
L. CaTbruck, Milwaukee.
G. B. Daloplaime, Madison.
N. PerciyaI, Chicago.
". Z. Wheeler and Wife, Wis.
A. Gorenson, Milwaukee.
Saturday, June, II.
F. Willard, Lake Mills
j. Mcdonald, New York.
Vim. Lemon, Milwaukee.
A. Austerman, Chicago.
R. H Atkinson, Fond du Lac.
Miss, n C'Brien do
ROBERT S. PERRY, Proprietor.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15

The CoAL DUTY.-A Washington
dispatch says that "the prospect for
free coal at this session Of Congress,
notwithstanding the vote in the House
on Monday, is by no means so good as
It might be. The business of drawing
It has been intrusted TO Mr.. MAYNARD,
who Is opposed to it, and will be will
Ing to allow it to go to the foot Of the
calendar, where It can hardly be
reached this session"
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15

When the Fenian prisoner, James
-Hoore, captured at Trout River, was
brought into Montreal. the crowd
asked that he should be put upon a
car and shot at. Some of the women
present threatened him all sorts of
violence, and the crowd were greatly
excited
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15
goth WISCONSIN INFANTRY
Cali for a Reunion.

The undersigned 70 their comrades, greet
ing It is contemplated to have a Re-Union
Of all the surviving members Of the goth
Wisconsin Volunteers, on the 4th OF July
next, at WATERFOWL. The Regiment will
meet az o'clock, 4. n, on that day, at
Turner Hall, in this city, and participate in
8 Grand Celebration, to be arranged by the
citizens Of Watertown. All soldiers OF
Wisconsin, by regiments or otherwise, ana
all who have served in the union armies
are invited 10 unite in the festival. All the
Railroads in the state have promised half
fare for the occasion. All comrades viii be
accommodated with board and lodging free
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15

These Machines are SIMPLE,
SILENT and POSITIVE make the
LOCK. STITCH /; use a -STRAIa 1T,
eHoRT NEEDLE; run easily and
smoothly, and do a large range Of work,
and with their late improvements and
complete and perfect attachments, are
unquestionably the best for all kinds
Of family sewing.
The Finkle Il Lyon Improved Ma
chimes have taken First Premiums at
nearly every Fair where exhibited,
and at the Minnesota State Fair, Octo-
Der 1st, 1859, Highest Premium"
and 'sSilver Medaf' for best Family
Sewing Machine. It has only to be
known to be appreciated.
3ga Each improved Machine is sent out
complete (without extra charged with new
style Hemmer Quilter and Braider, extra
needle Plate, Screwdriver, 0iIer, Bottle of
Oil, 2 Assorted Needles, 6 Bobbins, Gauge
and Screw, Wrench and Instruction Book.
Responsible Agents are wanted in
every city and town in Wisconsin, to
whom the most liberal terms are offer
ed.
We invite all who have any interest
or curiosity in sewing machines, to all,
and, by a personal examination Of the
FinkIe & Lyon, and It's working, sat
isfy themselves if our assertions in its
favor are not sustained.
I99E5Seaad for Descriptive Cir
cN5ar and terms TO agents. ~ "a
r.. EE. sgOSLEN 81 Bro,
Gent agents for Wisconsin,
NyaGeEGOwEn, wis.
a@P Office, 4th door west Of the Ex-
press Office Ssa
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15

The loss of life by the great fire at
Constantinople, on Sunday and Mon
day, the 5thand 9th insts., is repor
ted at twenty five thousand, and it is
said that $50, 100000 will not cover the
destruction of property.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15
DEBILITY,

DEBILITY
There Is medicine eqtdl 10 HoofdrFe Or
BdterS OF Tonic in cases Of De-
They tsit]aTt tone - Eaand vigor to the
system strengthen the -dppsttts,
enjoyment Of MeEzsssEz food, enable IT,
mach to digest IL, purity the blood gee good, SC
heditiB cnorfo es.sv5tct,te t.o tTTfge To'
eye, tnpG,2 bloom TO the cheeks, and change TIE pa
from short-5reGHted ena0cioted loeak, and He'
tnratd to fali:fdced, So,H, and vigorous person.
Weak and Delicate Children 4
made strong by using the BItters
Tonic. Nm fact. they are Family Me
cines. They can be administered W.
perfect safety to child three mont
old, the most delicate female, or d Fa
OfmfDety.
These Rep,s.Jies are The bees
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15
In the citv of Uaxico there are

In the city of Nexico there are now
fifteen Protestant congregations con
yened on each Sunday, varying from
twenty to three hundred in attendance
at each place of worship. A large
church ediice has recently been leased
for nine years, and is soon to be used
for Protestant worship. There are
many other churches which could be
bought for a mere nominal sum, and
put to similar use, If the means could
be furnished. In q score Of other
cities Protestant worship has been es-
tablisLed.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15

Nor TBUE.-Latest adgices indicate
that the reports Of massacre of jews in
koumanla are untrue.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15
DEATH OF CHARLES DICKENS

Charles Dickens, the world renowned
novelist is dead. The announcement
will be received with sorrow through
out the civilized world. His fame as
novelist had spread far and wide, and
he leaves behind literary reputation,
second to DO writer that ever lived
Charles Dickens died of paralysis,
at his residence at Gad's Hill, near
Rochester, Kent, at twenty minutes
past six O'Clock, on the evening Of
June 9th. He was seated at dinner
entertaining some friends, when evident
signs of dist, ess were observed upon
his countenance, and almost immed
lately he became unconscious, and fell
back into his chair insensible, He
was soon conveyed to his room and med
zeal attention summoned. Mr..
Dickens, however, still remained IN
conscious and never recovered ANNA
ton. His son and daughters remain
ed at his bedside during the trying
period
Charles Dickens has just passed his
5sth year, and was young enough to
to have a reasonable hope for twenty
years more of life. A wife and three
children, we believe, survive him.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15
Hollands German rOt1io

dc combination Of all tie ingredients Of The 3
With PURE Santa CT1ss Rum, Orange, etc. II Ia
for the same diseases as the BitterS an cases ,phtTe
pure alcoholic stimulus is required. You tou be
mind that these remedies are entirely different
any Others adrertised for The care of the diseases ~
these being scientific preparations Of medicinal es
while the others are mere dscectioRs Of rttDi sn
form. The TONIC is decidedly one of the p,oS
sant and agreeable remedies erer offered to the p
It's taste IS e8qRsite II is pleasure TO take II tcA
Ett-giping, celebrating, and msdietadL qualities
CEASED Il 70 bs klloa9a the greatest 81 az tofes
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15

TIE JEWs.-There are living in
the United States about three hundred
and ten thousand Israelites. These,
though widely scattered and some
what migratory, have two hundred syn
agogues, costing more than two mil
lions Of dollars, and accommodating at
least seventy thousand persons. They
have between one and two hundred
societies of joint religious and lit
erary character, several societies for
the study and practice of music and
the drama, institutions Of learning and
charity, and have commenced forming
young mems Hebrew associations
They support their own orphan asylums,
but as masons they cooperate in all
those charities peculiar to that order.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15

The peach crop, Of Michigan, is
pronounced to be a partial failure.
Strawberries look weak.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15

DFIEAT or a JUsT MEAsURE.-
Congress has defeated by a vote of
I02 to 60 the Naturalization Bill.
This measure was calculated to Sc
cure justice to all, and to provide
against fraudulent certificates. The
passage of this bill was especially
needed to protect the honest voters of
New York and other cities, where
frauds at the ballot box are perpe-
trated without conjunction.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1870-06-15
W teFtOyysa Market.

Corrected Weekly by Rack Bros,
Commission Merchant, Main Street
Waterfowl.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
REAL ESTATE.
Yrw-YoRK, Tuesday, Jan. II, 1870


M ,olos Of tho Exchange to-day were well
,,anJed Great interest manifested IN the sui'',o
-, soe upder the direction of James O'Brien' Ahol'N
., tho lots on the west side Of sccoudave, between iS
,o,rtb and Fify-fflh-sts. Nj. Adrian H. Mu''I' ""o
,oneer The lots consist Of 10 on the avenue ,. ~
aud six on each street IN the rear, OF 2oAl"' III a." %
forming plot OF 2rOx2O0lO. The sum totai op''0|
,bis uroperty to-day is S9sl50. Although acio"u V 80
rrsops surrounded the stand. the lots were "" ''''-
two persons, Mr.. 4. Marshall and Mr. Ihos p"Hy
sale Is evidently regarded having an ilo' ~ te r"I,
ing on the future OF the market az o" ,1 fe,y par-
proved property similarly loc1Su' GIo@E of lots By
tcuars OF recent transfers OF lis , o, rousfcrred
deed dated March u, 1868 he FiSS fnr So 950-
by Bryan Lawrence TO joseph "a aber I5 is6s it
~ 400 loss than II sold for to-day btcct' 80, ~ Vii.
49, ToSs~@J 80 ny Nh KOeher TO Mary u, vic Vi w
liam McEvy, az yaaalo" rocrfy g on the southwest
conner az SceOndaYe ana tIty .elsh.H C. SooTd ond
FIfiycigbth.st. adjoining, ana H'"Ino h0cE The
foe stated TO be Of tho value Oh nT STiovU 'Ic
IN Wow Of these facts MT MIsn1 40 have cot good
purchasers of to-day, would appear 70 t nas ce5rcr
bsr,ajn having I'm reality obtained inc plOleIty "a
than IIr K0cLlcr dld two years ago W ne ramen,
tcrcst the sum ~ ihcn sHiu M lol' - ~ % 1r n,Sb
bcrcl however that the sale TO-DAY was iVr c"s h 5ts
publication, which we should lAuh Mo"u ~, ',rriase
real estate Is Mr. Thomas h. Fishs ecLe1ue " s y,
anccs This consists Of lists lSsheI Cn'ly ~ Ctv F6ch
sr is cd Alphabetically, according TO the names OF
crautors and gives the date OF ton
record names OF Cfantor ana snSee, 1v I'm ppCycvSd
AID location and dimensions OF the property conNSySU'
notes anu necessary tALIoA''
tG Az the end Of each six months an index arranged
according TO location is published and the Whole may
mon he hound M volume Uf convenient shape, Ihese
is,s are bpaufuly printed, and compiled with great
care Mr. Fls's Office is at No 80 Plnest' -, ,,.,
Nr Henry d. EOlph. Of Elizabeth, New jersey l9s JUL
purchased. through Potter Bros, moKels, pV' o0d @
land al Fort Washington having frontage OF aDO9I ~
feet on the Hudson, and 400 feet on the B0ueNau ~
rg located bu few hundred feet north OF the resi-
dcUccs aud grounds recently purchased by Mr. W. W
CrtuolI and Mr. Warren Ward. Mr.. EOlph mas sccuteu
M sfc fr the erection Of an expensive white naIbie
yc>dcpcc Inc views from TIE property are very nne'
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12

GREAT LOSSES.
Ia order not SOY storage the good, ~" be sod regard
less of cos. LhOEAlH' '|' bro'a"A''
TEN Statesmen WANTED.
A Ii THESE GOODS FOR CASH DOWN;
"A AMERICAN, SPRAGUB, sud MBRRMAC PRINTS. lhc
25c DELAlNES. handsome styles l5c.
20 pieces BLACK ALPACA. zoe, worth 75e. . . .
Extra Heavy AMOSKBAG MUSLIN 2.c.
Yard Wide WAMSCTTA MI Sins lee
'' Lover Preed MUSLGNS, &C., &c., oc, aud loo.
Low Priced PRINTS. DC, &c., Sc, aud lnc - 49, , -,
NV BROCHE SITAWIS, Sll worth t2l
Al,o TABLE, LINESs FLANNELs. TOWELS sHAMLS, Sc,
" At Low Panic Prices
FOSTER BROTHERS, Ei-htusve Gear Elsheeulh''t,
PoSTFR BROTHERS 2.l Bleecker,st.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
RoaBS aHb Rooms.
6upariHtts9ip gOtitrs.


EKwlOIk. Jan. 2, lB7n
nISSOLUTION-The firm of ROBE n
" HENRY C. ROBE
JOSIAH NJ. FANlLI.
@ HESRl G. ROBE
MIR. HENRY +. SEWALL, who has hereto
" for. signed pToeuoH :. ta.I admitted s FAkT
hER o liousr. OtlHhbL| AiiNi'h" "
NeN-lofk. Jsu !. 1870
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that ii. H..
~ GFFORD j. D. CLIFFORD lave tbs DAY tJ@n s'OJ'
,dy.w from the Inn Of IT, G. LEEf Co 400 BIosdwi Ne~
Yk by mutual consent buorss vii bs continued y s!,ue "i
sd inn 1be books left with H. IT, Gi1fd h
ssienrlt am coecU ard H. H. G1oTi Is Authorized 10 stte al
b.. Of dsteNsWl"rk Jan 4 bI H. u Les' -
W Kag. Wa. mayer, ,. l.. Gihord, H. IT, 6in'Fd
rNHE UNDERSIGNED have formed copart-
i r+.hip for the BANKING sld COMMISSION
BUSINESS No - Wstsl ublsr The bnu n.me o LhoMNp
snILuOE FO.'rLE ". b. LEONARD,
". &. SHELDON,
N.v.y.rt Ia, 1 1879 W. II. FOSTER.
NHE COPARTNERSlllP heretofore existing
between NJ NATHAN ULlUo BhuCk under thu Luu name Of
NJ NAtIIAS Co bss been ds'ord. jules BEI'k "
tfng The ha,brss corcucted br h NATHAN snd A. y NIL
ICr utdef of ST. NAfIiAHS 60" Who ~" ,si Tie
bu.He.' ui tbr oil fm. " NtinnAArry
NFS -iors, Jsu. o. 1870 ~ hiL''N
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
dmas;mfrts.

WAlLLACKs; - ,v.rv. ,v,,, ,cs
EyEay EykSSS IsStfF! 1SgRsSsY e PRESENTED
| AND COSTUMES, Mr. T. W. R0BBRTsON's PINE MILITARY
| OURs
! A SPLENDID RBGIMESTAL BAND,
in addition The orchestra of the tbea has been engaged
order to give stt and ba9iy 20 i5e general Stqrs
FShER M r. eISGGoLD M5 J. o wILL4NsoS Eo, MT
Nj. EFFIE GERMoS Ms, DAY ''''
sHESDRrS GRANGE. wIfha yFW & or THE PARK AND Dis.
THUEDBR-sHowER $50 ITS CONSEQUENCES
BouDoIR AND DRAwixG-Rooa in SIR ALExAEDEEs
THE GIRL LETT BEHIND ME-"
THE HUT HEAE sEBAsToPoL
TnE BAND OF OURS"
TnuRsDAr, l7,h time, THE SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
CENTRAL PARK aud WILD OATS
SCHOOL aud LOST Al SEA In active preparation.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
In ,nsrer to numerous inquiries at the Box oGce respectfully
MATINEE OF OURS
SATURDAY WEEK, Jan. 22.
Ali p m. Doors open at pm
NHEATRE FkANCAlS. Benefit Duchcsnc.
Il FRIDAY EVENING, Jsnusry H.
BENEFIT OF MONSIEUR DUCHESNR.
90 which occasion M Ia q RSS6R fSSR q5SS 6TcFsss "''' Opera D'''
po "a GMPE h BfRESE If psiyeF EzF % WEDA o M
PUCK. GENOT; CROCK EDGARD! NgPOMUC ROUSSEAU,
IN HIS oRiGlSSL RoLB or GIN BoUM
Tcet oace Theatre fc'SH Ffaacs and Ssre ;s B.Ss
SEASON OF lsG9-7O
GRAND MUSICAL sorREE
NBw.YORK CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
YOUNG MEMS iz' 6RaIsTIIy M h1r q 'lH lSHssocAuoy
wEDSSsD&I nISiS ESfSrSG So q JiSGaRf tSrsRK t. ls
PROFESSORS ASD rsFIfs rGIfSS SE TaB CONSERVATORY
PooBsl.e Brilliant, for two Pianos
Voa Sosoa1cai de-
s,ao oS. S:oaL;s II, wj.
song-Judlth aud .cae
g. PiaaO SOlO-Berceuss, Grade sosgl
l. Grand Dqo-Dou Ju,n vleursup,
Piano Solo F,aa. Beelo,cu
Piano. sdo1GGaads G 1as: capc: 4: vqa,
S5aGd stella coassats VII; voao Oh
Z Concerto Minor ta noycmeal Nen1,-..o
NEW-YoRK CIRCUS, .,-,,,.
~ Fourteenths st. opposite Academy Of Music o-.,r
D. Lh'I'''''''''Mi 'MiTIyEfS At 2i '''''
wFPSFfREAfA FGsFfIEAflff fff2 Ga!f 'fyEEFRHI EFFH
oFTHE NQlI$IGE Q5I$nTpFaE. FaEgT SPECTACLE
in which ' s4ri1f fRotPE ' Of ;sf sxff FrrLF CHILDREN
80 - FAyLiSR HiSgEEI. - IT. yv,vu,y
NobAGS AS6 SIIHfhB ALL fTiIB cELEBRATE6 6H ARTISTS
Of the '''''ii aaiY iiS'6 ii iRhSc SCENES
L sEyRSTa 1h WEEK Of the Popular Burs.lps n,cv.v
@ PPo,f Es H' FagrssE a9 s3i ofif sEGoSG @
HRNGERS MNSrRELS aud BRASS BAND New Acts, Ne" songs
N DancsS TWENTY-FIVE STAR PERFORMERS.
ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS AAIlNhh sALIkDAi.
MIR. GEO. VANDENHOFF' READINGS.
I'm the New Hall ofihe Y ". c. A.,
rweuty-tLiuis. and Foufthave.,
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. lJ.
HAMLET ll,.elel ISGOL LEGEND HOODS BJRLE>QUE
NACEAIs OITCAST: DICKENSS WISKLE and PICkNltk.
Tickets - cents; Reserved seats Sl
AZ Schrmers Bcadsay At Patsoa Co.'S M1Ae nore
under the Hall, ts ocock).
THE ALLEGHANIANS, VOCALlSTS aud
L SWISS BELI~RISGERs, Jauest NJ T. Church, WEDNESDAY
EVENING Jan H. StIi o'clock Tickets SC children ha pree
THEATER. TICKET OFFICE,
4 ia BROADWAY
RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THRATERS
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
Sutiiun SAILS Of StaI Gstatt.


ADRIAN II. MULLER, Auc,oucer.
A UCTION SALE of VALUABLE PROP
~ ERTY nv order Of the Supfeme Court
ADRIAN H. MULLER WILKINS Co will sell al Auction. on
THURSDAY 70 O'Clock, at the Exchange baesroo II
Broadway by Supreme Court under the direction o
HENRY BBNTZ, esq, Receivers; go,
FORTY S-Tbe lots Of Land With the buildings thereon
situate on the fst commencing 100 feet west o.
Teuhaye The improvements consist d Jstoy brick House. 25I49
feet on the lots; brick FACTORY 4IO feet well aud
substantially built frepToof ceilings the otwo Of THE lots
Stable aud Oce the westeTot Lots each E
Maps the oee Of The Aueioneers No InesL @to.l
JOHNSON. ST., Auenouser
ID AUCTIOERBBs AND
REAL ESTATE BROBRRB,
10 fASAUIET., COR CRDAR kBv.IOSE
o.y R.sieuse Stores Lo County ss and Farms bosgi sold
rented LosnI nsFoI Auson sales oPurntar. de
NORRIS WILKINS. Auconeer.
GALE i'm PARTITION, by order of the Su-
- ureme Of VALUABLE bJhNbSS PROPBRIl on Sth
ave Broome Wooersts-E II LUDLOW Co. will eel at Auc
TUESDAY January 49, 1870 at u o'clock the EtSbSn
Saeoo III Broadway. " under the direction Of CHARLES H.
VAN BRUNT. esq, Referee: go go.
SXTHAvENUE-The valuable plot o. ground with bulldogs,
Nos 1893 aud 1875 beug together about 70 bIbo t
BROOMB AND WOOSTBRSTRkBTS, (southwest eorneT)-Lot
bun known No. IS Woostest AND Nos 900 ana to
Broome-s' sire lB4Xi5 feet.
lot With buding NO li wooster
o. % IIOu,tOn.st, 25NO0 feet
remain bond anl mortgage has ~ e he'
toaeers' Office. No Pinest, n. J. V6"J
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
Gtciurts anS flsttinss.

~ Y. YOUNG MEN, CHRISTIAN ASSO-
~. CATIONF,r classes Fregtb German Nrng aud BOOB
Ieryinz January H. 1870 as i'"ss "emss every
Monday Weduetay AID Friday evenings tfeG every lsssly
Tbuy and Ss,uray bookkeeping and Nuusg three even
10 each wrek Members dag lou should app At once 10 The
Secretary. Mr H. 4. AcBt RNLi
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
TIE Flrsr sIcAL ISSrIrCrE Is A4..tca.

INSTRUCTIONS DAILY fum q. o. nia 4 uF.nhe' OF
Ynr,I sud uueut4l Ii,.r the N0drT. Lsr-u7EsS
THIS CONSfgyN Tl. r.shhrt flt.Ur9 purrpfs srd
the O., a i kuruar l-,rs.s il- ~
advantages utcesslry IIi gtln g t.s u eu
abroad Crrfairi
hiring together a .trucors Of Europe ald hHa Sid o.
eeftlstiu. olutau nrai Nu,aI ial
has been 1rrc Zoo L.tig E ' M Joy h' t.il ~ l
at Within The ,ara oi t ut stiles AfrI Ct TIE l
men, The bis, sa-Ag sBops Ia IL Azs srtscses oi
learning sud Scs1er
CLASS TEACHING bore appe the study Of music s1bsian.'e'
the ~ yreurc - crat1i-s I o1h'r ,'se OF Co
lsr1l l1't i~ el1 l Hhea ihe
best employed DO their cnau al4
brilliant rsut Of nus s are .ia'u las
arf Frsucr where on, sfs'rin o1snseo
su pursued: native lHte supplies suu1da enoe' WA
10 lu ger 10 do.e alone DOES tLs hono "rol
TERNS-EEGj LAE CLASSES. = 10 per qI-r;er
PRIVATE IASIEItGiDN-SlJ p Der quarter
o ,yorn CoyrrSInN 4, amounting the DAYS HOURS Of 10
Will BE- RECEIVED oNLl slthe
- Crrseryatorr Of.r,s,
No C9O BROADWAY. near IS'uh-st NeN'lots
No 1913 COURT ST. usar stare, Br'OAiIa.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-12
Gunntrr XtaI 6stats for Sale.

A SPECIALTY-Westch County Realty.
N Descriptive Price List free applications mailed on re-
eeiPt Of stamp. SIANLbl DAY. Sz9 bLoaGnH.
TOR SALE-One of the finest FARMS in
Orange County highly cultivated fruted and shaded;
and oubuigs 80 &c ~ roO5s from depot
Terms 7. H. BORLAND, Il Chamberss,
1 ANDS in VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA,
Southeru for SALE By the NEWYoRK SOUTH
ERS LAND COMPANY, So Broadway.
nRANGE co. FARM for SALE-Plenty
G. H. OLIVER No. Beekmsust
&IS 0UA AT NEWBURGH II on the Hud-
- IC,UUU. near city limits uaguiicent river views 20
excellent abe land living streams fne Improvements nice
grounds choice fruits beautiful drives trstcass surroundings splendid
location gentleman means Will exchange Boz burghNl