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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1870-10-28

MILLER'S. STORE.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
SUMMER GOODS.
The subscriber has lust returned from the cities
with another large and select assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
purchased in New York and Philadelphia at the
owest figure, and which he is determined to sell
on as moderate terms as can be procured else
where in Bloomsbury. His stock comprises
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
OF the choicest styles and latest fashions together
with large assortment of Dry Goods and Gro.
ceries, consisting of the following articles
Carpets,
OIL Cloths,
Cloths,
Cassimeres,
ShawIs,
Flaunels,
Silks,
White Goods,
Linens,
Hoop Skirts
Muslins,
Holowware
Cedarware
oneensware, Hardware
Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps
Hoop Nets,
Umbrellas,
Looking -Glasses,
Tobacco.
Coffee,
Sugars,
Teas,
Rice,
Allspice.
Ginger,
| Cinnamon,
Nutmegs
AND NOTIONS GEN RALLY.
In snort everything usually kept in country
| stores, TO which ne invites the attention OF the
pubic generally. The highest price will be paid
for country produce In exchange for goods.
y. II. MILLER d SON.
Arcade Buildings Bloomsbury Pa
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NEW BOOK OF the greatest Interest spI NJ
portance. Written from high mora! anu a'ye lIt
and medical professor, IL shows how eay| dssi
working out his subtle and dangerous sonia uts
through our most sacred domestic anu sovti' soud
gressive, tine author handles the delicate sur
treated OF tOithOui gloves, but in such msnpp mhs
not TO minister to prurient curiosity. ~, d iu
tcdt Regeneration The Race, is supjeSS'a aI n
enlisting the interest and sympathy oi eIIeJ a
philanthropists, and this book, IL Is ODr,iS1 Orti
VIII contribute TO that end just In pr oPPutau|
IL has readers, A circular sent free con,ss cnrs n
a full description and synopsis OF the NIIishei
liberal extracts. Z. Il. VENT, FuDil''
sept270-tf 5College fl"0''
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Having seen your preparations extensively
consulted with my family physi-
clan in regard to using your Extract Buchu.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-19

reduction Of the money shall take place, in the
general accounts, on the basis of five franks If
teen confines for one dollar of the United States
In marking the foreign hostages upon the letter
bills in the money of the dispttching Office, the
cent OF the United states shall be considered as the
equivalent of five confines of Switzerland.
1t is also understood that the quarterly accounts
shall be liquid respectively in gold of the de-
nomination of the creditor office
Signed at Washington, the Goth of March. 1869.
JN0. A. j. CRESWELL
Postmaster General
] DUBs,'
Chief ofDepartment Of Posts, etc, ETC., etc,
Signed at Berne. 9Th March 1863
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DETAILED REGULATIONS.

Agreed upon between the Post Office Department
| of the United States Of america and the Gene
raj Postoffice of the Netherlands, for the execu
| tion Of the Convention of the Goth day Of Sep
| TENDER, 1867.
ARTICLE I. The exchange office of Moerdvf
shall make up closed mail for the exchange
Office Of New York. The exchange office If New
| York shall on its part make up closed mail fol
| Moerdyk.
Until further notice the only exchange off e or
| the part of the United States shall be New Yort
ARTICLE H. IA h mail exchanged between the
two Offices shall be accompanied nv a
letter bill, moving the postages the charges Of
rransit the fees etc, accruing to each Office upon
the different kinds Of CO respOndence.
The form OF this letter bill shall follow the mod
els A and b. hereto annexed, and shall consecn
lively be numbered by the despatehing Office dur
The RECEIVING Office shall Immediately acknowl-
edge the receipt.
ARTICLE III The exchange Offices shall divide
the correspondence which they despatch into a
suitable number If separate packages according t."
the let er bill.
Each # these packages shall bear the proper
etiquette and number corresponding to the letter
bill.
ARTICLE " when more than a single rate is
chargeabie upon any letter or other article. the
number Of rates to which it is subject shall be in
Dictated by the de-pat hing Office by figure in the
upper left c rner of the address
ARTICLE v. Registered correspondence shall BE-
described in . register list. This list shall
conform to the model hereto annexed marked q.
All registered letters shall be tnvelop.d to
gethsr in a strong paper, secured fastened. and
the packet inscribed with the word Aaugetsekend
or Registered. and placed in the mail.
The blink in the letter til for expreSsn g the
number Of registered articles shall be filled by ex
pressing the number. In case no registered arii-
rles are sent the proper blank Of the letter bill
shall be filled with the word Nihil or Nil.
ARTICLE vi. The register d letters despatched
hall be ack nowledged Immediately by the re
sewing Office by the first mail following the re- |
.spt. |
ftLe verificasion by the receiving Office shall |
l'sclose Of any kind in the register list
hall be also. by the first mail, notified to the
lesratching office
ARTICLE VII. The twu administ- afions m'itu- |
lily engage TO take needfnl measures for the care
ul transmits on registered correspondence, and
ir pursuing it when lost. but it is understood |
hat neither assumes to the other any pecuniary |
in case Of loss.
TIcLE VIII. All letters exchanged between /
he two offices shall indicate. by stamp writing
herecD, the Office Of origin
Correspondence fully paid tn destination shall be
tamped Franco in the Netherlands. aud Faid all
D the United States
Registered srticlesshall be stamped Aangeteek-
nd in the Netherlanda, and in the United States
ceDistesed.
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The Judges. the whole World /.
and .he Trial, Fifteen Years
Duration.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-19

AS HOLIDAY PRESENT. NOTHING WOULD
BE MORE APPRECIATED THAN
one Of THESE MACHINES
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-19
PRACTICAL USE THE TEST

THE UNIVERSAL VERDICT.
1.-The W eeler Wilson Sewing Machine the
Champion.''
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.I,EEsE UNKQuALLEp MACHINES DO AL

| THESE UNEQUALLED MACHINES Do ALL
the different kints If work required to be
done in family. ana make al III different kinds
of stitches, without gfe considerations of the other
Machines.
All persons will plea~e examine the WHEELER
WILSON SEWING MACHINES bef,Te pur-
chasing any yther.
The Wheeler Wilson. as is well known ha.
won at nearly every trial in which II La. competed,
the hi hest award ( merit The epresrn tatiyes
Of othrr machines. ever Conflli mt, have entered
the lists, iIn- ard again MY 10 he IL featei; and
finding il impossible t. crIispet- furry. have en-
deavorei to d cry the value # Premiums They
not SLOW however, L, boast # the few they
have r,ceived- But in The grand tri'i daily use
rhrou h ut the worl'3. where only ue me il finds
favor and superiority wins tie rae he heller
Wilson Sewing Machine stand triun rhanrly the
champion 10y the verdict Of the cope.
These Machines are Ad.p,ed 70
Every Variety of sewing.
From The lightest mnslin- {" he heaviest cloths
They work eqsslly well uIrn SILK. linen. Wooden
Cotton goods with >iik. lin or - OF IN thread
scanning, Quilting, Gathering. Iiemn'in- FEELING
Cording- Tuckins, Bradiug Embra dr'it 2
making Buitol Holes with the great t f'city.
If it b. announcement 'rr the purrhs>er to visit
The sales, Dom the order ny he iJrwayd-'i TO the
otfire and it will be f. thfHllv filled as il the
selection b ID been made pei .uuailg.
Full int! uctnns recently complied and giving
full ih'orna ion upon every pom IN detail NC
company each Machine. aud -uatl- the most ineX-
perienced TO operate with ut iifilcnltt-
0nr interest in the successful ~ rking of Ma
chimes i. second - that 81 the purchaser, and
W. esteem it privilege to All by oorlesp andencs
or therwi g, any Iers requiring it
New Nacine, aud Machines repaired here, war
ranfei for year
All the Modern Improvements. including the
Best Quality Of tt an SJs, FIR sale at San
Francisco rates Call and see terms.
W. NJ. >TDrDSRD,
General gent {. r Pacifi' Cast.
Montgomery street of Sac ann INTO,
San Francis q.
n. j. SAW T. Y $.
Agent for Carson and vicinity.
Crrson. December II. 1st9
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE.

To the Regulation If Detail and Order signed at
Paris, November 2. 1867, and co corning the
Exchange of Correspondence between Swiiz-r-
land and the United States Of America.
In accordance with Article XVIII of the Postal
Convention concluded at Berne. between switzer
land AMI United states dated October IL :,
1867. the two administrations have agreed to re
place Article XVII Of the detailed reg nlations If
November .. 1867, relative to same convention
by the following arrangements:
Sole Article. 1t is agreed, that the accounts
between the two Offices shall be resp ctively es-
tabli<hed upon the letter bills in the money Of
the dispatching Office, excepting. how. yer, the
international rates on unpaid or insufficently
paid l-tters, which must be calculated in the
money Of the country where such letters are de-
ivered.
As far q concerns the international rates. the
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PosT-OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Washington. ian Il. 1868.
The foregoing articles of detailed ,egul I'll ms for
carrying into execution the postal Convention of
10Th September, 1857, between the United States
ami the Netherlands, are hereby ratified and ap-
proved.
Witness my hand and the seal Of the Post Office
Department this list day If January. A. D. 1SGs.
IsE.L ALEX. " RANDALL,
Postmaster General.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-03-19

Agreed upon between the Post Office Department
of the United States Of america and the Gene
raj Postoffice of the Netherlands, for the execu-
tion Of the Convention of the Goth day Of Sep
TENDER, 1867.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-28

| TBE PARTICULARS of the arre-: If
Charles jones. ch,rg-d wi b the murd-r
of Thomas Matthews nrr thus gwen by
tue Inland Empire of the 25th Inst:
We Yesterday gathered some further
part culars hrom Sh-r # Fr,.c,> r-inti,e
- the arr-s, If Cnar.-> } mes. Ind e ed
r"r the muraer # Thomas Ma 'L-"-.
| seems Ne acre ia error in s'"tI"r thai
hr file. did not nr' under Il rrqHSI I"n
iur, iGdur-.G b, 'h- Governor ~ Ga l.
funia. Anout the LIST at Anyu-i h-
made s-atch tor he tugi w, I'D Was
then pro, Ided wuh the ectS-ary d"ru.
ni-nts H-ar+ our m,>'~k- a,un rr,-n'
np-rnto"s J.u-> WIS nrr~s''h ~ n
niackSinI'h sh"p mar Crane Hag'"
ran. h IN The L'- An.el-- rod >nli,
ro,h. He w. ~"Ih,ns ~ il,' mIth
i-g for - G-rm,n, auh ~enr -. he "n"e
of Richardson The e. rm,n 'gn Z ii
J"n-S when tie fr>' came =" "ork. h'v-
ny >.en him - mr. wears ~ nhor' A"r
,rs aud ,mm. d,ntel, SEN RI IT his
whereabouts to - er'f Er nrr>. F.nuci-
.n> n>s,s'-i i" pnkI < III mr. 81 A" \.
n- u, >Ir-s Ia tX,re-s ,na' K AT hrs
JonrS >r"u " d-nItd ever iar'ng htn
III VIII p u. AMI nj ASSUMED - k'""
MOI, ing of Th"mn> M,'t-ss. q th-
aay over, b .".ytr. Re ~ k"'w ed4rd
ali. H. ld he officer lit n- >innhed
Marh-~S hur c'rIsn- "'v- Jon
II IN elf Ge'-uc' -r,s Ma'h-~> Ii -
struck hrm, aud The" treN II KNIFE The
n'ght j mes .Srrp.d hom 'h,> r' Y he |
r"ne nirer " along h. m-in Rad to |
Au-t,n (l2p m'I-S). w"h""t "tnr'g |
Arriving there h- tnrri-d Tong enough |
IT. feed ms h"rse and pr"rur- >"m- r" !
1h-Er- tie Proceeded across
the c"uu,rv :" L"- A'g.l r"~"hrg |
har pI~c- in SIXTEEN d.sy- from II mil
ION He sold his h"r>e n Los Angel : |
F"r S35 Jones j. from NJ r ''Ie,e and,
D Aio, aud l. about - wears of ~g-.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-28

NARROW ESClP Pr FROM A SIR; Us Z
t. AurIp.hr-The + 40 I-u-p. uuent
of tue 70 II lust gives tie ,'art Il nre
of II ua,r,~ escape Of r"Ilru-d riasehr-
toiiows:
Conductor Tom Chirk had rough
Iue g-ttItg hi> TRAIN thr Ugh On NJ, II
.Ia,. bvu NEAR I..a-.-t ud-uVe az Tuu
IutO u heavy shaw ta"h "nd ~"s de-
,rlued about fur bout-, mad @ien IL
below M"l--n. IL miles w-s' al h 40. !,
large bow iIer had U-.u VA hrd "n III
track, wui,h threw The o,Um"t.'e -
f-rt from the Irark, h.T, i'>t"n"r'ii:IS
the Tram nnu removing the ous ncie al
he same time, no dttnnse va do"-
excepting To the locomotive "a rerfng
,u- GuS- B"wII- ,t- .n-iu-rr s!oH'
down, bat It being II duwn.sradr, touid
'.ot e"tirriy II 'I- r"tn. i".Ie were
LOO passengers tn b'.Id n"h 'hrN wsIe
Ia luck 10 ESCAPE as thy u'd
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-28

EL0QuxsI MUaPaY.-Uae Murphy =
Democratic California Legislator in II
speech against the Fifteenth Amend
meat gave vent to this originsl ex yes
siou: 81 know MT wha' cour.e Others
mar pursue, but MS for me, give N.
liberty or give me death" Some wag
Of q fell W Cop. must have put up p
j % on poor Murphy.
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paper says:
A story is told, WITCH may ne com
rn-nd-d To- Pari Ia" g-ntiruan, rs r.'n'
aiming II valuable h,uI. Two Am-ric.
aus v-,e dining win Two trui nj II
ho',l ut Baher-Bnden. 4 Russian
prince, " no wished 10 pick quarrel
with them. pGtcbsS. Il ~" tug-tss mn
Sent them to The Am. rtcau ladies With
hi- cnm;.lIm.n's. 1h- Americans glauc
n PLEASANTLY ut the Russian, aud sent
him t'y the waiter no htotght he fl W.
-rS tao pApo cons. The offender Wa.
" Il added. 40 chharIu-d 'ha' h. lett
the room. l. Is 'hns >'oan thar renple
,hu have abaDinu-r nu~iNus may be
nv no means ~ dri-nsrlr>- again I per
,unal nffr"n,S ~ might b.. surrGS. d.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-28

Hw Is ThIs? - Tue G,ass Vale,
Cnioc gives su nccount of u iHtr wh.
was recently killed in the EureL q
NINE ny a big stone falling o. his
bead and says: "rh,s fatal accident Us
and about q Year ego be had his sku 4
broken" Aud are We 10 understand
that the deceased had been killed twice
before7
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-28

Elk SENATOR JAxKs GKGKs of Missouri
/. dead He became considerably pruni
nent during Bucbsnnn's admins ration
by bis assuming the championship Of
he Lecomp'on Bill and his discussions
of the same in opposition TO 5 'rphe'
A. Douglas. G:-en was born in VIr
p,nia. He was Q mao Of much native
ability, but Of lrte years had given away
to habits Of hard drinking which prob.
oily hasiened his death.
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REFORM IN THs FINANCES.

Congressman Dawes of Massachu
seits seems % have been the dull.
chosen mouthpiece of the House An
preparation Committee, It having trans
pirrd, since his speech on Department
estimates, that all the members OF that
committee are With him. Says the as
sociated press disna'rh:
CHICAGO, January 25rh.
A Washington special SAYS the introduc-
zion from the House Appropriation Com
Mite of the annual Appropriation bill for
judicial, civil and executive expenses.
brought up the fact that the whole Commit
zee i with Dawes in ohj-cting 70 the De
pzrtm-nt e>timate-. They insist on the
most rigid econony in expenses. The Com
mite intend pursuing the policy Of reduction
in the estimates to be acted on IN the other
dill. N.arl. twO-tifth> # the present rednc-
.icn i in expenses for Congress, showing
that the committee is MT artuated BY an,
special hosrilitv To the Department.
B~fre making his speech, Dawes went
TO every D. part lent and tried to get re-
duciion of the estim.ies, representing the
need Of ecOnom, in strong terms. He was
not in time, and ~h"Ily failed in obtaining
satisfaction. The cn,nmirtee was deter
mined to bring the matter b-fre the House
and the country. Public opininn ID SO de
cided in supporting the position taken b,
Oawes, that every Department is nov
overh~ uliny its estimates.
From figures given to the citv newspapers.
probably furnished By Butler for use in the
speech he is ging to deliver an Wednes
dAS. il is seen that the Government can get
along with at least thirty millions less than
was at first asked.
Every we'll wi>her If the G rvrrnm-n
will be glai 20 zee such efforts as ,hes.
beng made BY the leading men of III
R-pubi" An parry. Th.t wre,cked old
Democratic sphorism, to the victor.
belong the epuiis'' hA. hat is evil
corrupting tendrnry long enough. II
70 d.. from the Republicans in Con
Hress that they ,naugurate 'hes, 6n.n
ci.l reform; and we are ri ,iced 10
observe that while Mr.. Dawes and hi |
fell"w Representatives are thus moving
coward re,renchment and reform i.
the Loxer House. such Distinguished |
Senators - HamIin, Sherman and
Morrill, come forward to vindicAte tn. |
sction of the Revenue Department from |
the m .l,gosut aud unjustifi.ble attacks
Of S-n-t"r Coie-who is far from beire |
above the suspicion that he is 80 inter
esf-d parry in the oper.ti .nS ct Luci-n
CurtIs AMI bis fellow pluuderers of San
Francisco. We are glad To believe tina
bu"e-ty of purpose is gainiug groun"
III Washington.
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FAILRD TO Gxr AWAY WITH 1T Gene

FAILRD TO CEr AWAY WITH 1T Gene
raj Lagrange, the Few San Francisco
Min, superintendent attempted to raw
L ,de IN editor in Oakland the other ds,
but the editor drew q six shooter on the
General land he postponed The castiga
ton. We ali see times u heu discretion
10 the better part of val"r.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-28

NJ QUIss, ;he man who committed a.
outrage upon the person Of Maggie Rynn
aud then murdered her has, SINCE his
arrest, confessed his guilt. THE details
are too neastiy to be described. 1t is
thought that he is insane. One would
think he must be.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-28

Hos. D. R. AsHLky has been appoint.
Cd By the White Pine District Court a
counsel for Charles Jones who stands
indicted for the murder Of Thomas Mat
thevs. So ve learn from the Empire
ofshe IS. inst.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-28

JUDGs Barry Of the White Pine Dis
triet Court follows the example Of SOM
of the California Judges and aunouoc-e
that hereafter divorce cases must be ,ri,
in open court. 1t is we'll. We learn
this from the Empire of Tuesday.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-28

SIno. BARsss and some Others have
st.rted on a. exploring expedition 10
Dea'h Valley With 40 Indian for guide.
They expect to strike rich gold diggios.
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n o I | G. T.

Is HEREBY GIVEN TllAT IN ACCORDANCE
L "irh an Act enfHied = II Act t. Provide for
the BhIiu Z uf u siate splt | ut Fars II City,
approved February sd, lso... the d Eaid Of State
ChPitl bnridiug C.,n.nI-su will receive
dag fIans and 81 ecifict, ions fOr q State
Cal it,l Building
he building is iufen ell Ia Accommodate tho
state GfHce 5 aud lie i,iigurr-ihe Assembly not
t",aceei fiity ule.i.b r. AM tne enate twenty
hive
he Wall material of said Lulinc shsll Is
stone, AM viii tie fgri ish,d 10y the STATE Il Ne.
vad', from lie guam at L. - IL Pr On.
The -ntIre C. st 4 said building. when completed
(e>cinding The stune furnished iy the state OF
>r- ds) shall not eAceei ,I.e HundIe.i Thousand
Dollars.
a.ud raugh's. plans and Specifications will be
received 10y said Board up
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NEW TO-DAY.
REGULAR MEETING.

'I,HE REGULAR MEETING OF TIE NON
parcel Social Club tax place TiIs tFRlDaY)
EyrNIS,; AZ Z oie ock at their rooms in the
y hite iIuusc. prompt and fn attendance OF
ali Tho memb-ss i, requested as business OF I'M
% tauce will be brought before the meeting.
BY order u
IL II. BENCE, Vice President.
JAs. J. MAxpLzBAUx, secretary.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-28

TRE VIHGiHI, Bill mas been rresente
IN the President He Will doubtless
ign u without delay.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-28

Tss PsAsvDY funeral d~et has arrised
a. Portlasd. Ii il said that Gov. Cham.
berlaia v;u ieliv Of the 0rAlion at Bostvn.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-28

GEN GEO. p InnIE has teen elected
Delegate to Congress from the Territory
If ALASKA. inri- is u gen l'rnan of sc-
nmplI>hmentS md will make II capable
representative of Alaska interests
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-28

IrlssrATEp that he Panama steamers
are 10 "a. vi hdr.un THIS rumnr sent
NJ Pacific Ri WAY Stocks to high fig.
ure
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-01-28

Nor BL.CK The assistant gene.
raj suueriI,ttpi-nt IF The u. y. X. Il
lends the follow ing GisIa'rh Ia tie sd =
p-tIatruGeut 1T the G. p K Il
W.s.TCH. Jan. a. 1870.
4 n Tow>E, e. erai >u"-rtnter d.
INT C. p. II. r IL n..tIee r-potr> from
San Francisco thnt th- Union Pacific
railroad is binrk-d wish SNOW. TnIs -
!, mistake. We nr- vel protected with
sheds and fence, anC trains are runuI' e
r. gnlariy, aud have uoi be- opPed b.
snow.
G.. " Mead.
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bonn

In Car-nn City, Thursday. January 21ta,
1870, To- tine wife II John Il ng yne, daughter.
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C. " Mead,
Asst Gen1 Srn'i. U. T. K T..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-06-23
Real Estate.

GOO LOTS
AT PRIVATE sALE.
IN PLOTS TO SUIT PuRcHAsERa
ON AND NEAR
CENTRAL AVENUE.
within nve minutes walk OF steam and horse cars ct
fremont, westchester county.
THESE LOTS ARE ~ NILES
south OF the Dyckmsn property and one Of the
principal Boulevsrds nom the upper end Of the city.
ALREADY FINISHED AND LIGHTED WITH GAS.
viii De sold al prices ranging from 8, to 20 per cont.
less than those obtained for the
DYCKMAS PROPERTY.
recently cold at auction.
Maps and oil other necessary information be OBJ
taned at the onicc on the ground adjoining Hencei's
Hotel, on Central nv, or at once Of
JOHN McCLAvE. a Pine At.
WILSON II. BLACKWELL. AUcTIoNEER.
MALLORY q BLACKWELL,
Auctioncers and Prokers. 70 Liberty St.
TUESDAY, JUNE ~,
At 1880 p. NJ, on the premises.
" BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES,
TARRYTowN,
being that portion OF the wellknown
BENEDICT ESTATE