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, 1870-06-18

btas Ssei;:.af: ass:eG ot ths olympic dlab' s-
Ine Amateur. and aaraen citys play return
The Nationals and Acfives play match game
thia afternoon, on the grounds corner Of May and
KsD STOCKINGS VS.. EckFoRps.
NEW foEK, June 11-The Red Stockings and
Eckfhrds played to-day. There were about three
thousand persons present The SCOTT, By innings.
e H:i's:;.t ;i5s:;: i!fIfS= =
oLINrls VS. HUICA1R
NV ToRk, June lT.-The olsmptea, Of Wash
INCIDENTS OF TIE RED szocEHG-ES1oS aAAk.
The New York Tribune describes a. follows
some Of the incidents Of the game between the
FL stesHass ass 9aeHs e. s..y ..en.sos work il.
Il ii; i sH Eff
tts ill.,. at'9a'9s f'Hmph were 'ais;S ~,
s Il qnssn; sas s Into e, hh s
ii s II III s 5sss: ssbs L
g. sa m e ss eheh 4 IL ss
tnt peeeyiae iiifhsIn ready 10 toash hlna viii III
sna ~ 1s, His sia 'faf hl%
e. E dim m:e tse x Ike rRss,ss s. St. @bs e.
Hish.m thfgyv te the ba there bns Kenny. W. ":
ta.usd saa Sn:'r reached second s.feiS: AEaj9.
rnos, of the Unions hit hall rhszply n Sweasey.
which Bit that plsSs4s lcE and hsandca % to George
Wrgbt tt short Wright cAreleetlv stopped for the ball.
md scooped it up in such NJ cause 1t roll
midway between ftst and second atcs- hut fni ten
bnl! which Ewcaeey should have picked up. seeing
cn na IT, Se ~ NJ 70 sc!es donf a. to dsfeSe e @
ws.s msa;eMsss 81 t11s }sE. Of I!sh snd Sweassy
% mort 70 hut did be get fairly
arT WY than Wright seized the bali and threw with
Erhfriag fCeGd 70 sweeney, Eho touched Pabor he
cae ur. To r4late the above IL sufficient for anybody
nho understands the game at A will nd that
r1Eb ext e4DHot Ie kuEceeefHlg accomplished HnlrAs
hae in rieH.
, 1870-06-18

The fair and festival for the beuert of Rev.
Father FoonAn's .Church, Of St Louis parish,
Which has been held during the week at the Zou-
ave Hall, corner OF State anu Adams streets, was
largely attended Inst evening. The voting ior the
silver get was quite Spirited and, at the close, Ii.
Y. knight, ED, vas ahead. During the evening
Ars- Anna Cowell read the beautiful poems Of
" "Fontanoy and Shamus 0'Brten." THIS lair IS
under the management Ut the lalies OF the parish,
who nave t!etefmlncf: to continue the festival for
the three frst evenings Of next week. An excel.
lent band Is IN attendance each evening" and 1t Is
hoped that sufficient funds will be realized to
carry ont the laudable object IN view.
, 1870-06-18
THE CITY IN BRIEF,

"The Mnrlyes OF nv t,onrersion Ia annnnnce,l
NO ,hn e,7htoc, -, 1ac+,,r -, ho ao,,ra-o1 or
as "e eoolcet VI 'eeta1e W ne 'elseted on sun
Aay evening tttemortuW) In me Ca1edfal OF the
Holy Name, North State and Superior streets
- n~,cr5 nr,r.r,srr rr.,.n, ,-no 49, ha,a
a-a@a,.o..,. ~ t,,., C.,.,i.s <.,,,s' ~. us
us'eio1 u ~ suI 1ueus11 enutcn' oa1 unael he
y,an,r resigned bis living Ike his uncle Dr. Man
ming, the present Archbishop OF Westminster, and
othe1s to embrace the Catholic faith. Dr. Ander-
don, We anderstand, has been priest OF the
Church of his adoption for some sixteen Searsy
ID England and Ireland, In that capacity. For
ssyerai 5saSs BE- vas s-dn T. ehae R Of 1, ths
by pr Newman, but On The consecra-
ton Of h!s uncle to the see OF estminsteF. he was
"a &c Mnsf me- + ao he
toS esannsnea u sae ena,en eta1ss, nafne ny
nss, e ns Isas t & ION ssa ass s 81
uose o. cur atszens "no 20 10 near a'o' 1o-nor1o"
Thjrd presbyter1an Churr6. of tbs ciry. has A.
Rived, and will preach for his new charge to-mor-
row morning and eEening. ,.-
Of Rev: Dr.. Goodspeed'Hm mos. popular lectures The
Book o. Books ana The rns gf the Esss Gos
noe teae ae ene nene 70 n te d. Goodspeea
accepted the iI1Titaton to deliver the annual ad-
dress bef1re the students OF the Northwestern Ee-
ms1e CnileSe nj Eyanston. and by special request
rSfi1 thn, rne:f ffs ffnre at the Congressional
Gan1Sh as eseng ~ ~ r1amme aa m ~ - the
lnnoauey avuless a,e.s ~ s"e o, w unirnrs,fr snd
Female College, which will occnpy the , most ,:d G1
next week, when Evanston Will be hliea VIII
The free sure1cal clinics, recently established
by the Ac1ian l;roIhe-s, at the!r hospital No. a4s
Nona sdaa1p M ~ ,Heg a,e w. Ell eSayr satnray
net4ln ~ ~ p'Gt an; ~ " m 4hcn H. y. Baxter
, 1870-06-18
REAL E9TATE.

War7antee deeds conveying city and suburban
property, within seven miles Of the Court House,
flied for record IN FRIDAY 1nna II.
, 1870-06-18
THE LAW COURTS.
The Lee County, Iowa, Trouble
"A Pcrempf0ry manda-
lJamus Issued.
Savings Bank Case-Kalicious Prose
acknowledgement Of Prison
ers Before the Recorder,


LEE COUNT, 10HA-MASDAMCS
United States cx rel Hcur5 A1ms " Tae Board
pt Supervisors Of Lee County, Iowa. In this case
an alternative writ Of mandauus issued some
time s,nce, requiring the Board OF Supervisors to
levy and collect tax for the payment OF a tudc-
ment entered up for interest on railroad bonds OF
the county, amounting to $l6,g1O.4n. The answer
Of defendants exhibited M injunction from the
Supreme Court OF Iowa This return was yester-
United Staiea District Marshal being directed to
levy and collect the sum due.
NBASKRUFTCy.
Nsehar2ed- sherman G. Wheeler, Of Chicago:
Oliver F. HaHes, Gt Chicago; George q. Bvm.
lausf, OF Gilman, feoquois County.
, 1870-06-18

The Rev. Dr.. Whittemore preached what
is known 81 tho Flower Sermon. on Whit
Tuesdav, At one Of tho old churches Of Lon
don. The young persons attending this spo-
cial service always carry bouquets, and the soy
rn01, /, IN ann,e tiorn1 fert
, 1870-06-18
Cricket.

4 CHALLENGE.
To lhe Editor ef lie Chicago Tribune:
The " Lincoln Park Cricket Clint" hereby chat
lence any eleven men Of one club, Of no more
1hHn forty Lays organization, resident IN Chi
tJCD or Flctn1ty. j. A. PE7TlGREW,
Secretary, No. 9l9 North CIafx>8t
CHICAGO June II, 1870.
, 1870-06-18
Circuit Court.

REAL ESIAd1-SALE WANTEn
Henry N Shepard. administrator Of Charles W,
Riekctson, :. Polly Rlcletson Ct ais Petition died
fer saie Of reality to pay debts Of the estate The
pENpetty auected hy the proceeding consists Of an
undivided half Of the east half southeast quarter
Of section 5, the west half southeast Qu2r1er Of
section 8, the west half southwest quarter OF Sec
ti1n the northwest quarter {soutl OF the canal>
In Section 3, the northwest quarter {notth Of the
cana,l Of Section s, all In Township IS, North
Range H.
pQEER AGKKD.
Petition OF Rpxanna Scott for dover. Dover IL
sought 10 he recovered u Lots and 4, Sdnsons
Subdirislen Of Block 50, Canal Trustees SubdiYts-
ion Of the west half Of Section q, 50, IL
, 1870-06-18

WILL PROVED IND ADMINISTRATIONS
Estate OF James WantnshaN, Jvhn u. pIr,e
of Ss. 900 ''7 11"~1 u'4o
-Essatc Of Peter Mccan. Will proved. and let.
ters Documentary granted to John Mccall. under
bond Of s, ,0Gn. '' ~"--1
-Estate of Richard Thompson Administration
granted 10 e. $. BroWne1l, under bond Of 5000
, 1870-06-18

CHICAGO. June 1s.
Sun sets.-..s:S y u. III Moon eets...... s:33 l. nj
, 1870-06-18
HELP wAXfED-MAr~
... Mfscesf1n<eN,
TNANTKD-FlRSTELAS3 CATVAsArpu

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III f y ?. Lkp.aeGH -. ph4adtl
N As1afI ii ~ sns Hesh"est LII and - assses
~. n odtfAAD. AanAHef
w .fEa.Mlwu slHSiILAsS TAttNHS At
u r,h h e0tnntn4 - oEs..L ft9sse A1a 1'nihs aoon+.
month + o4gEErTI1 Sous. hoase- "A<ess ~ Per
-, rr.n ea,a = 49, .zz;z;
from H6 70 Na4 DAY. For Particulars Inquire 1t
xr.n :, o--u, .,s ,,-.,,~.
w AM asfGtu fGta "a ILL. aAs.s. 2 p ~; ~ EDSS
Aoa Se5Mhns 70 60 SarueAys T.1tE y III Sfa1
III rvn ns~unI1TEfv Mnv ne
w hr.irso. .ss,I esi11m~AA - q. E6M ~ ~
1.nsns Aaa5e9e r'npIlx s;t ~ e heen'- ~
s1Oa, lo4 and 10 Esst Aari1n-ss.
v5f ANTF6E Efo q 01U0016 6,y0S nv :rii :;
~ E@.ae 70 nd IaeE.l.yas, al.e foT .tstton votk \:
nom II to He xrd farm banda for canal work
At 80 rer month and board Tieket4 by Fa e bat as
, 1870-06-18
~afnr~tAr4mNl

Meteorological Record for June II, 1870, as re-
dplpn street. correspondent to the Smithsonian
1nstltute. The small letters are the Initials for
tie words "veer,ng," "gentle, > :. high" "dry,"
, 1870-06-18

A boy named Timothy Quinn was drowned In
the North Branch, near the klnzie street bridge,
yesterday afternoon He was in small 1ar boat
collecting drift wood, and while pulling along one
q the oais broke, and he fell 1nto the water.
Enorts were made u sare HIN, but he sank be-
tore any one could reach him. The body WAS
recovered and removed to the residence Of his
parents, No. Is East Kinzte street To-day the
Coroner will hold an inquest
, 1870-06-18
AUCTION NALES.
-. AUCTION kALES.
WA CHES.
Genuine 1urgensen Lev.

Genuine 1urgensen Lev
er, s21s.oa
Fiqnet LIS Second Stem
Winding, 2SO.00
Ensre Brandt IL Second
Stem Winding, 375.00
Gents Heavy Gold Stem
Winding, $500
Ladies' Heavy Gold Stem
Winding, 6O.O0
Ladies' Diamond Set Lev.
cr, 4o.oo
Ladies' Fine 1s-K. Frost
ed, $500
Ladies' Fine Hunting
Lever, Is. 90
Ladies' Fine III untfng
Lever, 1000
Gents Heavy Gold Gem
eva, s7.oo
A-oz. silver GenuineWaI-
aham, 92.00
4-oz. Silver Genuine FL
gin, az.oo
Gents Gold Chr'ar Bal
Waltham $500
Gents Silver Levers, 1000
New Fine Gold Chain, las
, 1870-06-18

Look Mt the ruins! Aye. look at
the ruins OF what were once magnificent sets Of
teeth, TO he seen everywhere In Eoclety. Look at
such destruction is permitted, when. BY simply
using Sozoont, any teeth, horereF fragile, may he
preserved from decay or bemlsh as long as H{c
lasts.
, 1870-06-18

DIED,
ALE1AEDER-At Willow SprtHes, on the lstl. Inat,
jtA.ie e1dst child of 4. N. and E1tza E Alexander,
aged 81 months
Funeral this Afternoon at O'Clock from the residence
Of H. Alexander. OF MaEuhcld avenue and Tyler
street.
TUREER-At the Reform School James b.. infant
Of Robert nnd Carrie Turner. aged one month aud
Two days. 49,.
Friends Of the family inFited to attend The fune
raj to-day, nt2r. IN.
AYAHS-On Friday evening, June Il. Lucy H., only
daughter Of Jamea and Lucy II. Ayazs, aged Year,
and menthA
The fnnersl will take place from the residence No.
tH& Prxfrr.aY. Rt N StfurIhY,
, 1870-06-18

Among recent consig ignrnants are lines Of
these Goods, which We offer at private
sale, at the above low prices.
sa1es Of Watches and Jewelry every
evening by Auction
, 1870-06-18

MARRIED,
.HUGHEs-SAR1-Thur. Jnue ID, At the reel
acuce Of the brides fAthcr by the Rer EW. w. Kyerts,
8. b. John T. Hughes and Maggie L Sard, daughter 81
GrnnEe Snfd.
st-Alb.ay IN. ~ papers pleaae copy.
, 1870-06-18
MARRIED.

Paper HanHings and Window
shades, latest Rtylcs- Paints, oils, glass anu
brushes, ct F. E. MgbyE 50 Kandolph-st
, 1870-06-18

The Now Painless Cancer Curc.~
The speedy and PAINLESS method BY which tumors
Institute, 2t3 West Madtson-st, make 1t desirable
tn patients; board furnished. Pamphlets sent free
DR., EyerSuu. sUTFCUn In charpp
The New York herald., 1870-01-14
TIE onEsDA COslmgsIsis.
Worse slsan Nformonism.

49, from the springfield lMass.I Republicanlys
branch establishment at wansTord, Conn. and
VINO are well known for ther success IN making
socialism s,os pecun'ariy success are getting anbl
their head man. John n. Noyes, the life and brains
OF this pecuaf organization-as Brigham Young rs
OF Mormonlsnl-hus wlit ell book giving q history
OF communism III the United States, and setting
forth with greater painness than ever before The
bellef or himself ana his followers The foundation
stone Of tho community Is tae apostolic idea OF
naving "ali things IN common" including
~ carried a. neso aa TINS ea s y
are informed that the Connecticut establishment ia
one with tho other socially and nnanclaly.n No
sucn distinctions as husband anu wife, parents and
children are recognized by the conimunlty put all
are considered as belonging 10 one another rea-
tons beng regulated only by the attraction that
one mas to another. Among the articles or the
creed that legtimately follow from this iunda-
hrst and then free love; the aboirlon OF marriage
ana tae substitution OF communism is q Christian
Thisstatement OF the beler or the Oneida Commu.
nlsts ~ no new thing, and - only worthy OF notice
from the broadness and irankness with which IL Is
evident attempt to attract the attention OF the public
by means or his book. It Is also worthy
practising .hsse hss 'he people processing and
ana more demoralizing tnan Mormonism as can
ne n iagihen-are subject TO no molestaIion, either
legal or unlawful though closely surrounded by
negnoofs 10 wnom their Oelel Is only less ab0rrent
Than their actions. II great assignatlon esrab.
nshment like this had been up without the pre.
tehee oi religious beef TO Duoy IL up It would have
been disposed OF pretty quickly. But Americans are
very VERY enient TO ali forms ana phases OF religious be
ile anu tnere u no denying mat IL ~ much better
way hau 70 initiate the religious prosecutions OF the
oIu Worid aud the sixteenth century. But IL Is
equally evident that this tolerance permits some
strange anomalies both OF government and social
me- ana is hardly TO be wondered ut foreign-
eTs, VINO cannot be expected to know us thoroughly
sometimes get a wrong Impression or US wnen told
tlat we permit the Oneida Communists to iourlsh In
III otat 70 nave as many wives as they want though
everybody eLso ls strictly limited to one.
The New York herald., 1870-01-14
REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Projected Buildings.

Plan gsl2eth st. siQ OF 9th four story brown
stone dwellings, lS9x48 Owner, John SchreycT architect
A Pfund.
Plan s99h and 2ath st, corner, i've story brick
and brown stone dwellings aud stores, one l89x60 and
four 2sx5a Owner Bureheil; architect, IL Hoffman.
Plan 3l.--l3h st g. $50 fl OF 2d story brick
builder, Smith.
Plan at, No 217 one story brick store and
tenement, 20X53 Owner, q o strutzman; architect Mr.
Jose.
Plan 3-29h st. g. 1884 # Of 7h nv, one story brick
factory 25S52 Owners, Newman 4 Capron; architect,
Merritt; builder, Harvey
Plan 27-llth and bith st. corner story brick
factory, Us and 50xi5o Owners, Hunt Coz architect,
Wouher; builder, j NJ Winters.
Plan AEast 4sd q No 2 one story brick shop, l7ss
Plan 3.-west 35th st. No 2l7, story basement
brick shop, 25x43 Owner u Lndegman; architect O
Comet.
Plan 3oRende st. No 144 one story brick stable 2sx53.
Owner. IL Thornton; architect, Waring; builder, w
The New York herald., 1870-01-14
SOUTHERN LaBGREHs.
Their Exodus FROM Virginia, North and s0uth
Carolina and Georgia..

From the Raleigh IN. C.) Standard, Jan. 12.l
The emigration OIL Iaboring men both white and
black from Virginia. North and South Carolina and
Georgia has justly awakened the fears OF the people
OF these states. II Is estimated that within the last
tweive months 20 900 aDle bodied colored laborers
nave enligrated from the State Virginia to the
southwestern StateS-mostly To the States OF Missis
sippi and Louisiana. large number have gone
from this State within the same period--how
many we nave no means OF ascertalnlng
with any sort OF accuracy. We near of
them almost weekly in companies OF tens. Lwenties
ana sometimes hundreds-golng or to tue States OF
their labor Is more in demand aud better paid for
there, IN the cultivation or cotton than IL or can
be here, and government lands cost nothing but the
clearing.
II, as we have been accustomed to do in comput-
ing the value OF each foreign Immigrant to the
mun1ty IN whlchshe settles as equal TO 81. COO added
10 the productive wealth OF the country, the with.
draWa OF each OF these 20 200 colored emIgrants
from Virginia must have inilicted corresponding
loss upon thaJ State. They must have land Lieu
tenant Maury thus estimates it) $50 600 900 this
unexamplet exodus OF her colored people.
HOW l5 shc TO repair this loss? Where and by
what means Is she to replace the labor which has
lett herY These are questions OF very grave import
ance TO the people OF North Carolina, well us to
those from Virgiuia. Twenty thousand emigrants
from Virginia III one year Is more than ono.
fourth OF the total lrsn immigration to the
one-sxrh oi the total German movement TO this
country in that year. This population continues 70
come III q steady stream rom the Old World 10 the
News but little none OF it gets TO Virginia North
Carolina aud VIII not under the existing state OF
things.
The New York herald., 1870-01-14

MASSACHUSETTS BANKS For SAvINGs.-in the
month of October, 1884, the amount OF deposits In
tnc savings institutions OF tins state, W h the sur
plus or earnings on hand made an aggregate OF
sS3,6o4, AGO, OF which amount dye-eightns had ac-
cumu ated within the previous ten years. The next
year the deposits and surplus reac5ed $97 dos $780,
and III octooer last the whole amount on deposit
was sll2, llU0l6, vita reserve In addition or
S2,eS2 5sl. Inc law now allows that bank may
dividua. Governor Clafin recommends the increase
OF tue amount o. deepest To i've tluusana dollars and
I've also iav"rs granting these banks the ptivl OF
dscounting mercantile paper. Upon the pro riety
OF giving snch authority 10 sayMgs Institutions
there ~ difference OF opinion, oa. The Governors q
views appear to be suDsiantly correct-Bostoa yoo'-
nal. Jan. III.
The New York herald., 1870-01-14

ANOTHER DOMESTIC ScASDAL--As bad piece OF
case or the last New York clerical eIonemenf r. IN
tne mouths OF gossps near the height OF land
On the Northern kMlrOad. The names OF
ported TO be IN the hands or two prominent
lawyers as q matter for rurtner litigation. A
certain man, commonly reputed 10 be worth twenty
or thrty thousand dollars, was found IN the CON-
pany or another mans wife. The husband breaks
IN upon them with twVmale witnesses and assesses
uainages IN the sum OF $1,000, taxing notes IN pay
ment: Inc offender is really worth only about
$i2 900 Tne notes are thrown on the market; his
creditors attach all his propery lie Is taken insane,
disappears, aud Is found wandering IN the woods.
ne then makes a Clean breast OF the matter, ana
alleges that he Is the victim OF a conspiracy be.
tween the woman and her husband to extort hush
money. having been invited to their mouse by tile
muspand Tor that purpose, and seduced by his vile.
Inc husband, on the other hand, alleges that his
uohiesLic relations have been frequently outraged
on several previous occasions Such are the reports.
legal investigation viii bring all the facts
lcss the parties shall conciue to hush the matter
Tor the mutual benefit OF all concerned Concord
~. H) correspondence Boston He,aid.
The New York herald., 1870-01-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
New York CITY.
Madison s No 1856 and 23xtn0, half part A6 600
Monroe st. 693 n e of Pelham 81, allxg38 h and

New Ycrls City.
Fss.ss Msn.ss t. 1 ana rs5s@ ssS % ps and $4,000
shssin s ss Il Of vn.on St and 8si15 so,s
st s. sss anil ioSs
sst at Of llh nv asssss.. $3.50
$s th e. e. 80 80 e % on Of siS aS Az ssS
ssh st. g. s av i2sS
$sth sth st. st. as Il Of @ eth a a. S ss
ss,h h s. st. a OF Of sa ih aS ~ sssss
Ssh e. g. SO I, OF iith av s5zsss 1850
es lna =; q sS'ss' ~ sl.s ss
ss sh s. nS and Leznso1 m as e9ssg g e $50
2sth ST. s. lol Il d sth ay, oixsa ioS ....soooo
ss;S .sts t. t. l. Ia 100 + et o 81 1850 SS
1aish y 81 q 10 sq' W. o o "a M sv Il r|i oo" oo
q "a "s AZ and 81 s1h 4 serner sse share - '.0Ooo
18Th 18Th rs rs 81 ~ ay ay ss s S0'
Mas M sS,e s"a per year
81 ay sy NG ais ss II sSf e Sd st. Ks Years. per year
Kings Comfy.
ADAMS and Coacqr 81 isg11S 90 share
Grand St, 1910 II Of 4thst, scsxssx7.TxllOxl22x
ss & !; i5s Of inon St: '''vo
McKSbon st. s. is5 fl " Of Lorimer ST. 1000
Pacific st, 70 II Of New York sy aoxlo cog
sacket, and Bond ss corner z45x75x66sx5oxSsix
sackst Sna Nsyns sts corner o6ai6a 500 500
State aoe q Of geerum st aa.s9 ~ Guoo
William It. . la5 Of Herbert st. s5soo. 400
1,.n.e e =. az. 100 smith ay LOO
Myrtle av, l5l, 16.2xlOO ......:......... $500
Park and Grand aye @ e. corner, r,.r 1Ssloe s 4s99
Turnpike road, "a It of Even st, rooSxs2r-x6ox
s a. and si i; corner, iGcsi5o soo @
New Utrecht, dining cTopsey Co and Maria sun ,so
Queens Couaty.
FLBsltNsi.
Long lane adjoining rhia Parsons is
Harris av, i25 # n Of Jackson Az 5osso 800
Williamsburg and jamaica Pike aud Fresh Pond road,
corSs MESa"ntsars si oo1srYnAsr Grsi f ''''
Sidney place, 100 ftw OF Union place, oi 245 ches-
Washington 'ss st; o No 6 sacchis map, ai1s8 so
Lo, 49, map Of I McKenlis. so so
lot ~ map Of Mckenzie '..'.......'... seo
Lots 5 and Is map d L Mckenzie. 900
Un,sn . part lot 50, North Melrose. zO1ioo. 600
Essex County, N. J.
Barclay st. ;. 100 # from Waveey place. esnlos 1900
Goblet ~, g. III, from Thomas oux9oe.. $50
Int.ys',s a y ( r to ,so ssSs, Sas,ssa 81 sI..0.
Mercer st. n g. isO E.sa S. 4ixi4s 1000
fssy Fssss. r. 81 " s 3 4 from from we snsS a.
Walnut a ., ila II from rae.nc o. i zss'. o10o
Mrs Haynes property acres.
Dodd and Westcou sts corner, 5lglao Nv
Wsseo l5S ii from D0dd 81. Gpxlel ......t'.. Nv
Wcetcott st. s. 3io IL from Dodd ~, t1xls'. oo
HudsOD County, n. J.
JERSEY CITY. ..ou
Grove North Twelfth corner, iuxlSo
pop.c, y, w q ba 4, n of so,th 81 :. n,t 90 1850
prossc al and soun ad at n cornsr 4,GU0
nUpsDS GiTY.
Jefferson lot g. block as Passsr Co.'S property oVo
West ST. raus av n,eIseeson isekeasaek rive. 600
= % s. sss 4aa aad cs Ne sse g.
10, yo,rs 81 tso,iS . ....:............ 1900
LOIS nos ., TO- IL. ", block u, weat eHd. 410
BERGEN.
Lot a. block No 8, property near sherwood, TAdcn
Co.'S map.... sos
Union A. lot Hudson Real Estate Co.,. l5oe
NORTH BERGEN
Lots Nos and block No 2 Homestead station ',Ws
The New York herald., 1870-01-14
SITUATIONS wANrgD-FEwAIrs.
Chnnberuaids. &,

A KESPECrABLE PERSON. (PR0rESrANT, WANTS
~ a situation In Protestant family chambcrmaid
nurse can cut ant make ckdrns clothes neatly; qutel
nome more an OBJECT than salary Address, O. box i17
Herald Office 49, : - Fl
The New York herald., 1870-01-14

WANTED BY A YOUNG, WILLING ORLIGING AND
peftactiy capnble person. place chnmsernaii and
wsuess: can be highly ccomnendcd In Il
yn ~ 49, "-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22
SHERIFF,S SALE

Rv virtue Of au execution issued cut Of and under
the seal OF the Circuit Court in and for the County
Of Iowa, State of Wisconsin, upon q judgment in
favor Of Charles Paul, Thomas ranl and Thomas
Carkeek, plaintiffs agatpst Stephen Pillow, defend
ant, to enforce mechanics hen, adjudged against
the premises hereinafter described, l shall sell at
public vendue, o the highest Bidder. at the front
door OF the Court house In the village of Dodgeve,
ia the county of Iowa, aforesaid, saturday, the
9TH day of January, "A, D. 1911 al O'Clock In the
afternoon all the right, title, estate and interest,"
which the defendant had on the 18th Of September,
A. d, 1859, which he has'sipce acquired In and
the stone blacksmith Shop, and the land upon which
the sane r situated, described follows, viz The
following described piece or parcel Of Land. situated
in village Of Dodgeville, County Of Iowa, State
of Wisconsin, to-wt Commencing at the north
west corner of lot number FIVE, o., In Madden's ad
uton to the village Of Dodgeyile; thence south for
tyseven i2l feet thence eas,eay to the south-s est
corner of portion Of said lot, which conveyed
by one Wise to Jonathan Carpenter; thence on said
Carpenters west line to the south line of SprngSrast
then on the south line of said Spring Street to the
place of beginning, the same not exceeding acre
in extent.
Dated Sherir's Office. DodgeviIle, Wis, November
22d, 1870. WILLIAM SANDS,
Sheriff Of Iowa Co., Wis.
REESE MuLKs, Plaintiffs, Attorneys.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-12-22

In these times when
men are looking for
the greatest amount
Of gain from the small
est capital invested,
we know of none that
pays better than to in
vest the small amount
of - IS in a pair OF
those Incompatible
gents overshoes at
DeIIcr's, thereby Sc
curing comfort and
health. Ladies and
children fitted at pro-
portionate prices.