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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-31
EXECUTIvE DEPARTMENT.
STATE TREASURY OFFICE.

EoLrMniA. G., December ], 1870.
FHNllE INTEREST falling due OH the
T. Coupon Beads Of the State of South
Carolina to the ist OF January, 1871. will be
paid IN GOLD on and after that date at the
office of ii. II. Kimpton, Financial Agent of
the State, No. 8, Nassau Street, New York,
and Mt this Office
The interest falling due on the Registered
Stock OF the State to January LIST, 1871, Will
be paid IN GOLD on and after tlsl date al
the Treasury office only
NILES G.. PARKEH;
Treasurer State South Carolina.
dec 8
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90 that, now !he did man has fetired
from business, Henry Wells Is Captain.
and Grsee Hume is.aeceSding TO polite
!Parlapce, Mrs Captain Wells. II fact;
the honest sailor Is one of tho. richest
nienSin the Crescent City; md he owes.
perhaps, the greater patt Of bis proper
ity to his tact and politepess in crossing
the e9treet
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A Datchmati in Decatur, Illinois, mar
ried second wife in about week after
tho loss of No. 1. Tie Sabbath follow
ing the wife asked Her lord to take her
out riding and was duly cut up with
the folling response 'Yo, dinks | ride
out NIT anodcr woman so soon after tho
death of mine frouY NOih, nciu"
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As sure as my names Jacob


A SrRoNd HINT.-A little boy, who
had been told that he must never ask for
anything to eat when away from home,.
went into a ncighbor's house when the
LADY chanced to be frying doughnpts
-Ah, said lies you are cooking.
Aware that lie lad been well trained
and anxious to see whether his appetite
would get the better of his manners, tho
lady did not give him any of the dough.
nuts
Well, said he returning to the charge,
your cakes look nice
oh, very nice, said the lady, they
are the best ever cooked
After Playing witk tile cat few mil.
utes, he remarked:
And they smell nice
'Oh, yes, they smell nice, was the la
dys tantalizing answer.
We'll, said the boy, I suppose if any
little child that was hungry should come
in here when you were cooking, you
would give him something to eat 2
We'll, yes, think | would
We'll, said he, after another turn with
the cat, Il guess | must so home, for
am ve.y hungry
1t IS needless to add that lie gct d
doughnut.
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What do you mean by a cat aud dog
life? said husband to an angry Blfc.
Look at Carlo and Kitty, asleep on the
rug ! wish men lived half as gracefully
With their wives Stop said Che lady,
hic them together, aud see kow thoy
will agree. .s
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MARRYING OUT OF SPITE.

Numbcr eight married out of spite be-
cause her first love had taken to himself
4 second love. THIS piece Of retaliation
might have done her good at the time.
but in the long run number eigh hit found
it did rot pay.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-31

HOW TO MAKE HOME ATTRACTIVE
Don't have your stairs without banis.crs, at
the risk of breaking your ceildrcn's necks.
DoH'' haSo wooden ceilings, Tint require
cord oflightwood to illuminate the room.
Don't have windows without glass So that
whichever it rains you must shut out the
light of heaven. Don't have sashes without
blinds, 20 that the summer sun will dazzle
your eyes, wrap your furniture and fade
your carpet But order all the necessary
materials for finishing your house in comfort
able style from p. + Trale Charleston, S.
c., the largest manufacturer of such things
in the Southern States
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ALWAY Ial ADvANc s..



Quite n,,nbss of eS.i and zasssaieg
'secnss iscg guspsll oeec,sf Hi<ll parties vbo
visit the Prpbate Cont fSr tire pssrI's
uiR securing tlss aeeeszsry daeniszsai f
legalias their rpafFisgs BUS fhe ssller
day 8 young man, about tseaf ysans dc.
cumFanies By efse of the oprpsite ser,
saaally q yeang, asesndsa sslle ulaip
stepssof the court apnse, e,a1ld tiien, on
being directed 70 the Probate Court, took
up tIlcsline. af march for lis llalIow pre-.
cissets Reaching, he fefaaed to enter
His hand dls ANA
And trsmblin@ like "a lcaY Of dEpea green
And troubled blood tbr6s his pale face aas
To como and CO. with iidiflss from the Heart
f.As I g running messenger had beea.s y
The rustic maiden, Who, was cstfetDs-
y anxious 70 see che marfiage programme
carrird to successful issue, l56k ca upon
him with pleaaiag syss, and then, sak
ing him 81 the hand in tts most fendst
manner, 8besceehed him to o tic cont
aud obtain The lieensss
oh, come along Jake what's the
,uss backing out !. fell in dllcet tones
upon jacobs ear.
sMolihdy 7 cah't The old mau viii
give inc fits if I marg5 yoa.
sHaven't youAsold ms i tliiohsand tiiaos
that you would marry me in spite Of the
old man 2 &
Yes yes. but there is
y what ?,
Why the farm.
Plague takesthe farm.
ssYes, but, aielindy reasoned her low
crs hadn't we better wait till theseEd
nian dies, and then I'll have the farm,
sure q
bod rot lais old SOIL. he'll Tive, iilt5
years yet there 5 no diein him. Cohio
along now aud GIT tliat cfot iieensc /
.ain't a-esains to be pat off aay more.
IN tell yon what ii do, Melindy.
Vel. spit her cut
sIf the old man holds ont ussiil i. 7. y.
having you TIL Christmas I'll marry you
then, farm or no farm
| 'Surc?'
As sure as my names Jacob
'Wcil, let her 20 then till Christmas,
but if YOU back out then. Jake, loop
sharp F
III toe the scratch then, by jingo, if
tho old man runs.mc IF the. farm with q
double-barrelcd shotgun, certain And
JaK6 io6eed Us if he would.
| Thus reassurcd on being married BY
Christmas, Mclindy drew off with her
Jake.
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AM ENDMENT
TO ORDINANCE td Eaiae sn,S-
plies. &c, fer tlle Town of
Orangcburg. S. q.

eN-SSD 81 cs Ss
srsxcrioK /. That any ltineraut Ven Ter or
Trader who brings Horses, Muns, &C. in
the Corporate Limits oi Oiangcburs spall
forthwith make Return 10 tile Clerk Of
Council, tbs number of Stock on hsnd
SEC. Any Stock, such az tiorses, Mules.
&c-, Sold or Bargained FOR and Delivered
within 'hc Corporate Limits or Outside of
the Town 81 Gtarse"arg during his or their
stay. AFTER making his u. their Returns to
the Clerk. shall be subject to the Tax of One
Dollar per Head.
SEC. 3. Any Violation TO this Ordinane
shall subject the Ofcnier to Fine of not
less tha!l Five 10y Dollars nor more than
Twenty Five (25j DBlHts.
SEC. 4. Any Ordinance, or part thereof.
Contrary to or Rcpmgnant to this Ordinance,
is hereby Repealed
N. AUSTIN BULL, [L.s]
lntendant.
L. ]. 0LIvknos, ClcrF.
dec lu Al
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WANTED SYMPATHY.

Number niue married because she had
read novels and wanted sympathy"
Sympathy is 4 fine thing, but it cools
down at a rapid rate if the domestic
htile is not kept boiling, and the do
mestic turkey is undono Novels AID
housekeeping don't run very well togeth-
er in harness, to use a sporting term
aud number mines supply of sympathy
didn't hold out very f5hg.
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Number ten married because she loved
her husband with all her heart aud
soul And she loves him still, and
will probably continue to love him aud
is the hoppicst wife in the world-so
she says.
We have all the right motive at last
-onc which when sanctiicd by desire
and resolution to improve and elevate
each other, and to live true and holy
lives before God, cannot fail to call down
the blessings Of Heaven. But sad is the
fate of those who marry from wrong mo-
tives, to escape their share of lifc's Work,
or to get something for which they have
nothing to give in return.
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WIS Woman lFells

fs = ~
Some close observer Of our social rela.'
tions, having looked about among his
married female aeqaaintances, ventures
to give lie following list, with an att
tempt to Indicate the real reasons which
iufdsnce too lnanyto marr5.
MARRYING Fan Il AItoME.
d Number one has married for a home
She has got tired Of working in a Eteto-
~ or teaching school She thought
married life on e1tth was but moonlight
walks, buggy rides. nsw lonncts and
nothing to do. Well, sbo llas got her
home ). whether or not she is tired Of the
membranes this aeponer. faitl, not,
inasmuch as tiiis deponent doessnot posi-.
lively know.
coEsULTISd FAMILY INTERESTS.
Nuniber two married because she haa
seven young sisters and 4 papa with a
narrow income. She consulted the IN.
terests of her family. Perhaps she
would better have consulted her own in.
tercsts bystaking in light washing or BIZ
goirg cut by the day to work.
she L1KEr THE souNp OF rms.
Number three married because Hrs.
sounded SO much better than Miss. She
was twenty-ninc years and eloren months
old, aad another mouth would have trans
formed her into a regular old maid.
Think how awful that wodla liaee been!
WANTED SOMEBODY 70 PAY uxR BILLS,
Number four married because She
wanted somebody 70 pay her bills Hcl
'husbsnd married for precisely The SANK
reason, so they are both rcpentins al
leisure.
NOT GOING TO BE LETT BEAIND.
Number five married because. Fanny
White Fad nica new husband, and sl,;
wasn't going to be left behind. Pity il
she couldn't get married as wei! us Other
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SHE LIKED TO TRAVEL.

Number seven marricd because sIc
thought she shoa!1 likc to travel. But
Mr.. Number Seven changed his MUD
ai'erNard, ard Al! The travelling she has
done has bern between the we'll aud the
back kitchen door.
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ID AND OLE COUNTRY
SATURDAY MORNING DEcEMBER ST, 1870.
POETRY.
The RekeI Scout.

fhc suns at rest ana twilight grey,
Steals softly frossGafar;
Night gently folds her sable wing,
To greet the evening star.
Sweet Luna comes ssonl meath the wave,
Her silrery raysso abed,
Aud looks down oItlls weary saith
From out her ctbsr bed.
At this lone hour aSiiitie boat =. y
Moves gently to tke shore;
Into j, leaps maiden fair,
Her lover plies t(e oar.
And now soft straissa Of music Goat, .s
AS down the stream they row
A light guitar the Islnid6n holds,
That breathes swsst notes Of loys.
The ene--a noble scout IA he,
His suit, confede1ais 1 gray,
4 sfassfut fttm Of stately nisn,
In wars own proad arras
And she, the faifcsF 81 the land,
Dest Carolina's Prldo
Has pts!niscd ere another ssins
Tobo young Charlis's bride.
.lsNsSs
Yes, that fond heart is all his own, {,
He clasps her willing hand,
Round her fair foris one arm entwines--i
The boat floats for the land. "A,
But do they see those threatening clouds,
Tha, hover DER loves Bafk
All! no, life q but 4 fairy dean
And swtctIy sings the lark: ~
The tcmpest's war is wildly loud;
Dark gathering sta,lows come;
And lingef HtsF tiieit happy hearts,
In shrotd Of midnight gloom. :
He pressed il kisstup9n the check
or her he loved 30 Yci,;E
All vain he tried, Ms ssl ne dashed, I
Hts rising ,rtHSht tS faeil.
Far in the distance leems the fpes,
The camp p-hres bhsnipg bright;
The bugle, too, now ssinds to horse, =
To battle foi the ...s7,.,
That little band who Oft had faced
The frowning guns of death,
Now onward rode with shouts of sheer,
When victory claimed her wreath.
"Our Charli0's falicn!" cries tho voice,
OF many comradc now,
As they stand near his bleeding form,
With sorrows lowering brow.
silent tenr-drop gcn,iy falls,
Fr6,ti r'anS flushing eye,
As vengeance madiy silrieks aloud,
With wild and threatening cry.
The day is won, but Charlie lies
Upon the baltic pain,
His silent heart eau nccr more ,hrob
To pleasure, OF TO pain.
His plume is trailing III the dust,
That eye once sparkling bright,
With mirth and joy, alas is dimncd,
Big cruel DEATHS dark blight,
"Tell her good bse;" wcs Ntintly brcat'iel,
Ere lIie's last spark had fed,
Ere deaths keen sword had pierced hz hear
lie sleeps on glorys red
The trumpets peal no more can rotisc,
That slumber long and deep,
His atoed by other hands is reined.
Aud crowds are left to weep.
But better far for him who lies,
Beneath the clay cold sod,
Than those who only lived TO feel
Expressions CALLING rod.
Rfs, hef6es, rest the sttifc Ii o'ef
Cur banners dropping now,
With which you nobly fought to grace
Fair glory's qucenly brow.
Rest future days shall claim it yet,
As times dark train moves on,
And place within its gildcd folds,
Fannie's wreath so proudly won
ANNIE AUGUSTA GLOVER
------ru-1uHa> >seSsssap---
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SEcrioS /. That from anil Mt .r the 9th
ncce'rscr. 1870. any Person or Persons
found Selling; Gnr;t-inv. Exchanging, or
Dsposiag Of Proiucc, Goods, Chattcls or
Merchand:so of any character between the
hours Of o'clock F. NJ. and ) o'clock A. H.,
from 'hc 'st Scp'"r'tct H lat March, and
between the hours Bf 10 o'tlock =. NJ. and
O'Clock A. NJ. from the LIST March to lst
September. shall subject the Offender to
fenaIiy not exceeding Fifty (5u) Dollars.
SEC =. Half of the Fines Collected shall
be given TO the lnformer when sufficient
Prof is given TO Convict
SEC .. Any Ordinance, or part thereof
contrary 10 o. rcpugnant to this Ordinace is
hetehy tcteaet:
n. A. BULL, [L.s.J
superintendent.
L. J. oLIvEnos, Clerk.
dec 10 At
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= ti!RiEp FOR MONEY.

Number six married because she was
poor and wanted riches She never
counted ON all the other things that were
inscparablc from those coveted riches
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LFrom Woodruff & Claains Weekly. I
Gossip Vt Women.
fRtE LONELINESS.

size who thinks noble heart
Better than noble mien
Iicnors virtue more ,l'an art,
Though tits less in fashiYh seen;
Whatsoever her fortune &c,
She's the brido-the Sife-for me.
She who deems that inward grace
Far surpasses outward show;
She who values less the face
Than that charm tie soul can slow
Whatsoe'er her fortune be,
She's the bride--.thc wife-for me.
She who knows .ht heart .sYnircs
Something more than the lips of dew,
That when loves brief rose expires,
Love itself dies with it too
Whatsoe'er her fortune be,
She's the bridc-thc spc for nc.
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mortals, as inevitable as death itself and lin-
bic at any time TO come upon MS. Therefore
1t is important that reRedia, agents should
be at hanl 10 he raised on an emergency.
when the scsiinal principle los, god Ill The
system shall develop itself md We feel the
eAcruciating az mics of PAM or the dcpress-
ing influence of disease. Such remedial
asent exists in the lAIs hitlrK, whose fame
has made The circuit, of the globe. Amid the
eternal ices of the polar regions or beneath
the irto'crablc and burning sun of the irop-
les !is yiiti!th arc known and aYltrrciatcd:
Under all laittles. from ti4c one extreme to
the other, suffering humanity ha< found re-
lief from many of its ills by its use. The
wide and broad area which this ediciue has
spread, aitesis its value aud potency. From
a small beginning, the Pain Killer has push
cd gradually along, making i:s own highway,
solely by its rirtuts:
Such unexamre" sttccss and popularity
has brought others ihtU the field. who have
attempted, under similarity OF name. to usurp
the confidence Of The people and turn it t5
their own seifislmcss and dishonesty, bul
their efforts have proved frui,lcss, while the
Pain Killer is still growing in public favor:
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NOT GOING TO BE LETT BEAIND.

Number five married because. Fanny
White Fad nic4 new husband, and she
wasn't going to be left behind Pity if
she couldn't get married as well US other
folks.
The New York herald., 1870-10-10
UCTION sALk.-NO. 10 TENTH STREET.
IN This day tMORDAY), October TO-
over 100000 worth magnificent Household Furniture
at public auction by EDWIN NICHOLS d CO.,


Rosewood walnut Parlor Suits. Cabinets,
Bronzes, Paintings Vases Statuary, Works Of Art,
rosewood walnut Chamber Suits, style Of Louis xIV
magnificent -four round cornered pianofcrr All the nr.
nnrc made order for the owner and VIII beSod
in lots to hg bidders Velvet, Brussels Medallion
Carpets rosewood and walnut Paror suits richly carved
glded covered with the richest description OF satin bro
cate srped and plain Marqneerie Cabinets bos Dc
JA,dnieres, Bronzes Clocks, Vases Mrrors Paint
in o. Turkish Chairs, Lounges Bookcases Centre and Side
Tables brocael and lace Curtains ianoforie stool
and Cover: rosewood and walnut Eadsteads, Burears
Washs.ands Commodss spring and hair Mattresses Bed
ding Pillows Bosers Blankets walnut Suits, covered with
repsand haclob Sdeboard Extension Table Dining Chairs
China aud Silver Ware, Cutlery &C. Sale positive Re-
sponsibe Ia attendance TO cart pack goods for
chasers al reasonable charger
The New York herald., 1870-10-10
A UCTION NOTICE.-LARGE AND POSITIVE SALE,
~ THIS DAY lMoNpAyh at l0l9 o'clock,
LUKE EIrZGERAIiu. Au1IiNnccr.

LUKE FITzGERALb, Auctioneer.
win sell all tae elegant and costly Household Furniture CON
tanned elegant mansion lib West TveEtyseventh street,
Sixth snifcent ~ octave rosewood Piano
forte four rich fcrlor Srs covered In satin brocatcl
ard SILK Lace CuraiIs Carpets Paintings Bronzes
Bookcase, Easy Chars, Centre Tables and Ornaments.
Dining Room Furpitre-Eatension Tables, Buffet Gong,
Chairs Dinner and Tea Sets Plated Urns, Casters Spoons
Knives Forks and Gassware Bedroom Suits In rosewood
and back walnut Redsteads, Bureaus Washstands Chairs.
Hair and Spring Beds Pows Bolser, Bedding; also Base
and Kitchen Furniture in all 40 lots OF useful
Household Furniture Goods boxed and shipped for
cbaFers.
The New York herald., 1870-10-10
PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR TO RENT.

T,OR sALE-1so ACRES or LAND, SITUATED EIGHT
miles wes. Of Ottnmwa Wapelo county, Iowa; all nnier
good house aud ou.builnga the ether With good tmber
plenty running with stone and coal; all In good
condition. wen snaed tor roads. schools, churchls
$50 per down i25 with crops and given
time For further partic address d. 3. MCQUIa
TON. Chlicothc Wapeo county, lows.
The New York herald., 1870-10-10

LIOR sALE-AT Newark, N. j., A STRICTLY FIRST
class three story and high basement brick Dwelling
principal park finished In hard wood and complete In all
tpccs with nIre carriage stable and Conservatory
Price YS5,eW JoSIAHs LEVERETY COZ
u John street. New York. N
The New York herald., 1870-10-10

and Sc Acres Of Land, In one parcel,
10 ciose on. the property.
collation. on the ground.
Sale begin at II o'clock A. NJ special train on the
Delaware, Lacxawanna and Western Railroad, Boonton
branch New York, by Barclay and Christopher
ferries, at 10 o'clock, and the train will leave obokcn
ri For circulars and free apply to the
tionear T Cedar street. and IN the ONCE " the Company
al l2a uudAon street. Jersey City.
The New York herald., 1870-10-10

ToHN II. CAMPBELL. AUCTIoNEER--WlLL SELL AT
e) public auction Saturday, OCTOBER Is, at 10 O'CLOCK
the premises Meuchin, N. j. hour from New York.
very desirable Country Seat Of u acres; good buidngs
abundance Of fruit saie For furth particulars
ply 10 KELLY EROTHEks, lDj BroaawaY
The New York herald., 1870-10-10

WELL EDUCATED WIDOW LADY REQUIRES,
n through unf forc.cen circumstances, home; speaks
German French and English ueniiy: good housekeeper
and would lake care nt al Invalid going south or
lake any position OF responsibility and trust Adess Mrs.
HAlE..AnD. Ecl AID o!lyG
The New York herald., 1870-10-10
LIEN Il. MINER, AuUTIONEER,
\ BY ALLEN u. MINER 1 BROTHER,
Late
HENRY H. LEEDS 4 MINER.

LIEN II. MINER, AUUTIONEER,
N BY ALLEN u. MINER I BROTHER,
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 MINER.
lEs.ahlishcd 1870
Salcsrooms No. So Chambers and r. Reade Al Gal
iercs el7 and Sls Broadway.
On Wednesday Oct l3 oH o'clock, at the private resi-
dence No 80 East Seventy eighth street between Madison
and Fourth avenues, ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FuRNI.
TURf, made to order by OF most prominent city
manufacturers, In fne condition. having been but
nbor! one year CARVED ROSEWOOD EN.OCTAVE
PIANO, MAUE BY sTEiHWAY SONS Velvet and Brus-
sells Carpets French riac Mirrors Clocks and Bonzes
rich China Plated Ware Ac the property OF family
going South. Fun particulars In Sundays paper
Rr SALE..-oTL PAINTINGS BY CATALOGUE.
IA PHILLIP LEVY, Auc.loneer,
VIII sell Monday 18th inst, and following day, al IL
O'Clock A. NJ at the Artists Sacsrooms 90 Nassau street u
choice collection OF superb OIL Paintings celebraed by
foreign and American artists. Admirers and conDosseuTs
win ind this rare opportunity.
A RCH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIoNEER.- OFFICE AND
~ s.lesroo 81 Nassau street, opposite the Pos. oee.
Household and Ollce Furniture,
hirrors Caipetp, DC.
JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL viii sell on Monday Cc-
ohcr TO- at Iu O'clock at their saegrooa "a Nassau street,
largo assortment OF Household Furniture, consisting IN
part or black walnut Bcdscads, Bureaus Comnodes, Eta
geres, Eooksanis, Sofa Pedseads, Hair aud Huas Ma
tre.ses Btusssls nsraia and thIeepy Carpets. French
FURNITURE, Desss Chairs stools Railing, de Also large
line OF English black letter aud American Books some OF
them very rare and beautifully illustrated
The New York herald., 1870-10-10

ID ARE CHANCE FOR A BARGAIT.--A FAMILY RE-
III aiding in Orange, N j. about giving up housekeeping
offer for sale Gne largo and conveniently arranged House,
plenty Of shade and fruit fine lawn &c stable and carriage
horscs and carriage location high fine vews excel
lent neishtorhood four nnucs' walk depot hour
from city; will be sold low easy before 10th OF
October f then unsod Will be rented low TO small
fii feniy, for six months Address OWNER box 1904
New York fost olrce.
The New York herald., 1870-10-10

T EwIs r. WOOD, AUcTIoNEER,
IL Will sell on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER II, 1870,
al O'Clock p. NJ the ground,
200 CHOICE LOTS,
opposite the City Ha!l and centre Of the city
VALUABLE WATER FRONT ON NEWARK BAY,
In the Second ward OF the city OF
BAYONGE,
twenty ye minutes from New York by Central Railroad OF
New Jersey from foot of Liberty street. New YORK. and
only two blocks from the depot Forty trains to and from
Bayornc daily.
Special train by Central Railroad from foot of Liberty
street New York, at u 40 A. NJ, ou iay OF sae - -
For maps, free tickets, apply to LEWIS II. WOOD, "
Montgomery street, Jersey City, WM. HARTMAN, 3a9
Washington Market West snd Fulton Itrects New
Norh
The New York herald., 1870-10-10

A GENTLEMAN WISHES no OBTAIN SITUATION
Tor hs coachnan thoroughly undersands hla bnsi-
ness; Is married city preferred Apply TO DAVIS CLARK
4 CO. Is DeY 81.
The New York herald., 1870-10-10

L,OR SALE AT A BARGAIN THREE STORY
high stocp brick House 2l0 East street (old
No i6) in excellent order and ali improve
mens Apply on the pEemses.
The New York herald., 1870-10-10
HRLP wANrRu-FEsrAT.Es.

(ooK wANTED.-A GOOD COOK, WASHER AND
~ ironer IN small private family; city reference. Apply
81 Ia kast 18th st,
The New York herald., 1870-10-10

DY MAX BAYERSnORFER, AUCTTONEER-SELL
ID 10 o'clock. 20l Seventh street. Grocery general
OF Groceiies handsome Fsspres, back Show.
Tase, Counters, sheiving, Scales, &C., In lots.
MAX BAYERsD0RFERS Office csi powery.
DY J. ". CAMPBELL, JR., AUcTIONEER. SALE
- day. 10 O'clock 81 East street. Stock
Fixtures Gc Grocery and Variety store. Buyers Invited.
CAMPBELL q CO., Auctlonoars.
The New York herald., 1870-10-10

/-,oAcuyAN,s SITUATION wANTED-BY A sCOTCH.
man Who thoroughly understand de- his business sasfnc
tory reference given. Ca address COACHMAN for
iw5 days al Grahan's saddlery, So University place.
The New York herald., 1870-10-10

DY vILES a HOCH, AUCTIoNEERs.-S SELL THIS
ID day l0S O'Clock a. i6 Fulton street. Broadway
entire Furniture F1ings or that handsome Restaurant
and Wine saioou-to wit. fp'cndd ceore back walnut
round Tables thirty Arm Chairs lee Boy, rich
Glassware, China Sets silver sers, TaeclotAs, costly
Range, Kitchen Utensils, &c; aso sparkling Wines AID
buyers, attend eu