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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

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54udo n rs g5EEPI PIsAgEFQeEF ts bed I
3ltre lDsags. 1laaief,es, Casmseais. 5is-sll.t'
+ oas. .Fainta. esiJIsnIsg1,. Z. El'5paTaliO7ia Jes
tse Hair & Teeth, SoaPb gqOtk Br,ishegif
By7ls1es Of az Kinds, Paten. Aedf-
cipes, and epegy article tiai agVt
2hAA % % BE- joi,ad "a Drug SORES.
u 10 ono aER Oh .teui n2p 9Hi no aiiif I
aEm rot .s1GwRi5u III 15IE3a yizs5 F..
sa RERysactRIha PRESCRIPTIONS I
t6lnpouhded With spgcial care, and can 3.
reitsdpp G9r purity iof naRteriBla Iand9 aecu
~ sst Z S2ai 665 y: 5Si g. nEBRANB&eo
H .491uzGs1T UnloO bGE sG9i4 nom
b. bsd bnG .sfI az b5onGba 1Gi sGw
.4asy aslRAHWES9N aibsbis
.EAHEEsTOCgK,s Strictly Pure Lead
II Atlantic Lead, Zinc Rock Paint, and az
colqFs, both dly y1and GROUND ~ g2itl sob sal
Bf1n sed ohio OpPoalteGAmerirRfI lii6Iise
su 40 snglYg yd 1n2E,sYo1qmI lE2T2
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DRre:s. aIEDIcINEs e.


We do not wish to inform you, reader,
that DR.. Wonderful, or any other man. has
discovered remedy that cures ConsunlT-
ton, when the lungs are half consumed. in
short, viii cure all diseases, whether Of
MUD, body or estate, make men live f0Tev-
er, and leave death to play for want Of
work, and Is designed to make our sublun
aTy sphere Q b1issful paradise, to which
Heaven itself shall be but a side show. You
have heard enough of that kind Of hnm-
bugery, and we do not wonder that you
have by this time become disguised with.it
But when tell you that DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy 10iI pOsitiVely cure tse aODFst cases Of
CdfdTTh, I only assert that which thousands
can testify to. Try it and you viii be con
WINGED. I viii pay $500 REWARD. for a case
of Catarrh that cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS
EVERYWHERE. t 80
PRICE ONLY so CENTS. Sent by Nail post
paid for Sixty Gents Four Packages for 81 (;
or Dozen for IS. Send a two cent stamp
for DR.. Sage's pamphlet on CataFTh. Adj
ford tho Proprietor, 49,
dress II. ". PIERCE, M D.,
M - Ea BUFFALO n. u.
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3 What does your husband think of
these sales of cadetships p asked the
wife Of Republican member of Con
gress Of the wife Of a Democratic mem
Der.
He has not thought much of it, as it
IS Republican affair altogether" was
the sharp reply of Mrs. C.
An my dear, continued Mrs. S.
then will renew my question in a few
days, when, l understand, the subject
will be nearer home. ID. p. III tie
Commercial ms4 l
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II Hen NJ. w alIace and E1a1la w allRces
T. of Marion county. Iowa, Catharine and
Noah B. Davids, of Wayne county, Iowa,
Adaline Kinnie and Michael Kinnie, of
johnson county, Kansas, Will take notice
that John D. McKinnie, on the 18th day OF
February, 1870, filed his petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Delaware coun-
ty. Ohio against them and others, praying
for the cancellation of n Mortgage given by
Plaintiff to James r. McKinnie and Mar
gaTetta McKinnie, (who are now dead), on
the 10th day of November, 1864, for the
maintenance and support of the said j James
r. and Margaret ta AIcKfnnie during their
natural lives, covering the following land,
to-wit: Situate in Delaware county. Ohio,
in Range 20, Township 5, Section l. United
States Military lands, being Al acres and Oh
perches of land in the southwest part OF
lot No. 20, and IL acres and l23 25-l01 perches
of land in the southeast part of lot No. q
in said Section, and the same premises on
which the said james r. and Margaretta
McKinnie resided at their death.
Said cause will be for hearing at the next
term of said Court.
CARPER & VAN DEMAN
febIg-6wpfsIg5O 50 Att'ys for Plaintiff
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sheriRys sale.

James sackrider, Tn, puEsga11e,e e Of O
Geo. f. CuInnnius, et az an order Of sale is
sued nom the Court Of Common Pleas Of
Delaware county, Ohio. and to me directed,
Shall ofer for sale, at public vendues at
the door Of the new Court House, IN The
toWnOf Delaware, on
Saturday, March 12s A. d. s5Os
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. NJ and
O'Clock p. NJ. the following described real
estate: 4
Situate 81 the County of Delaware, in the
state of Ohio and IN Range Il, Township 4
Section f. Lots and Z, United states Mill
tary Survey, and bounded and described as
follows. Soubheriy by Margaret Burce's s
land. on the East by James Smiths lands
on the North by lands belonging 10 the heirs
of r. C.. YyaIEer deceased, and on the west
tx Little Walnut Creek; containing one
hundred and two acres, more or less.
'ttt.ti WILLIAM BROWN,
Sheriff and Specig1 Master Commissioner
febll-5w- pfS7 80.
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"a COME TO NO. 81. E5rer-.
Et sol sHE rssr.al r. t-H
WILLIAMS BLOGK3
fH- el slf rHl,rrf @ na.
where yop viii ind. q large nnd gqod stock
and be sure OF getting the worth OF you
money. ...
Nov. 5, IH69-tE
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iienry rs ~ iisoi'' the eaiamaIsds OF Of
Justice Perkins, ef al Al, nrder of.sale is
ssIlsstlf from the Court 5T Common Pleas of
Delaware County. Ohio, and to me directed,
EsIls u iiffer Tor sale, mt public Nendue, at
the door of the ltew Court House, in the
Jownsof delaware on
Saturday, March IL, A. D. 1870,
between the hours Of &c o'clock a. NJ. and ]
O'Clock p. NJ, the following described real
estate:
out Lot Number 20 in the Town of Dela-
ware, County of Delaware, Ohio
WILLIAM BROWN
Sheriff & Special Master Commissioner.
febll-jw-pfS6.
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TEWTNG 44CmTWRs,


THHE SAmger lEanEERMe HlEiMEs lG1ls -
III New Family MRehimes-No other
family Sewing Machine has 20 rapifIIsiJ won
favor in the household. The Xery large
sales Of that popular m hine, as shown BY
of3cial returns, farleXcesd those Of any 9TH
eF cOmpany, and this fact or result has been
owing to its real merits hence its great and
craving popularity It is simple in con-
struction easily und derstoOd easily operated
eaalI It's parts gliding smoothly and noise
lessly along-not liable to get out Of order.
has ca paoify, for R great range and variety
of work, sewing ell kinds OF clothfandlI with
all kinds Of thread. and with the nuKnerous
attachments for 7hemminE. eoEding tuck
ing, quilting, trimming, hinding, braiding,
&e,s and embrOldering Of man YinG Genious,
tasteful and difficult designs, Is the most
perfect of all family sewing hlaehlifes. Any
one who will take the trouble to examine
the merits OF the different machines claim
ing attention can soon discover WhetheE we
claim too much for ours. 1t would avail ne
nothing to make the above assaHtions if we
were not ready to, prove them, and all we
RSk Ia a trial. for observation alone can
justly convey n clear. inlpressiouf OF. the
many kinds Of work of which our NEW
FAMILY. MACHINE is eapable,itiH 13d3Jid {
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BOOTS 8 sHOlEs':- & 7
READ TIL IsA

Also full Liue Of Heqpg Work for
Women e. Children.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

aud 410 tu l-nr4a gEbNu@ u.
are NOW oEeRipe theiE New stqes oia lia-
tfr GPodsiT- .ae-st1 "a .lf l4sr1
wvrt,te, sro,vls .Has1l 1l8agsHalH
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11
DYE STUFFS,

OF All kinds, and the best quality
~ kept constantly on hand at ~ ...iiast
NgUdsTARRss DRUG STORE,
.opposite the American House. Delaware. o.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

WINNER GOODS

ESoF sale at dhs LOWEST larl-
ces Eet FeROhed,hy am Rstn9-
I'm the city.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

Watches, Clocks and JeWeIFY
r e p AIR E d.
John F. LATTNIER has, tIa cOmneet-
sJ ion with his business, secured the SER
vices of w. H. NEWHALL, so long and ia
vorably known in the City, and is now fully
JeWelry, at the shortest notice, and in the
most artistic style. Ali work warranted.
Give US call at the Music Store.
JET JOHN F. IATIMER. f
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

A Western paper SAYS Wanted at
this office, an editor who can please every
body. Also a foreman who can so ar
range the paper as to allow every mans S
advertisement to head the column.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11


Marion p, Van 15ol.a s.9a 01iver II.
vi Van Horn, of y ntsvIl LEI in the State
Of Alabama, and Girafd Van Horn, of st.
Joseph, in the State o. MISSOURI. are hereby
notified that on the 18Th day of February,
1870, Effie "a. Thrasher, by her next friend,
filed 4. Petition in the Court OF Common
Pleas o. De -aN7 are comfy state OF Ohio,
praying Judgment against them Except
said Girlrc Van HORN 1nd otdee heirs of
Nancy y an Horn decpasea, Elpon a prOmis-
sorry nOte Tor tour hundred dollars, dated
May p, 1853. payable to said Efhe A. Thrash
er in Is months after its date, with six per
cent. interest, signed by Lou. N. Van Horn,
said Marion ID. Van Horn, 5. e. DuYall, Il. N.
Van Horn, %. EE Van Horn and Hattie E.
Van Horn; and setting forth that said note
was for purchase money for the undivided
one-eighth part of InIot No. o, as designat-
ed on the plat of the town of Delaware and
of the west end OF lot No. 26 in said town,
bounded south by Winter street, west by
Union street, and running north and south
the whole breadth of said lot No. 26 con-
veyed by plaintiff to said makers of said
note and said Girard Van Horn on said 22d
day of May, 1853; said premises are situate
In Delaware county, State of Ohio. That
said 7f1e A. ThEashef has a vendors lien on
said -one-eighth- part Tor said purchase
money and prays said Court to enforce said
lien and order said one-eighth part of said
premises to be sold to satisfy the said claim
and lien. Said petition viii be for hearing
at the next term of said Court, commencing
on the 2lst day of March next.
CAREER 4 VAN DEMAN,
feblS-6wpfsl2 25 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11
AYER,s HAIR VIGOR.
For n estOring cray Hair 10 its
Natural vitality ard OOl0T9

.lf .tl4hAaf r-------7- '.li- rs IltNl
"a. blolI A dFessiPsS Which =. si
.-s0 9p9s agHssatP9le, healthy
: !" :. :. !" :. !. :" :.
no and efectpal for prsserv-
MkR ing the hairs7 Eaaisd'Or
"a So gray hair ~ soon ,reffOre
HN ~ 10 sts original color. .irilh
WI ne gloss and frsshasss
.gti ysasA. rnib lFhlF isthio
AsVisA 3dl vi&E3w djod slaahs sldEgiav
epsd, falling Aair heellFsd' and paldness. pPft-
en-, though not always, cured py its use
Nothing can restore the hair. where the fol-
1icles are destroyed, or the glands atrophied
aud decayed. But such as remain can be.
saved FOR ussfulness b5E HpplieatiOn. In
stead OF fouling the. hair with a pastg sedi-
nents It viii keep n. clean and vigorous.-
It's occasional use Yih preYentths hair from
turning grey Or falling on, and eonseqqently
prevent badness. Free from those delete
rtous substances which make some prepar-
atoms dangerous and ihjnriOus to the hail.
the Vigor can only beneft but not hmmi II
II wanted merely for q .tu b.drabnl
saH AHR Pr Ess5Ns ,d
nothing elss can be found 20 desirable, Con
aiming neither oil nor dye. a does npt npi
white eambric, and yet lasts long on ne
hair, giving e q rich glossy lustre and CRATE
fll perfume.
PrePaF ca By y q, Aver s. Co.,
2.'' Practiosql dS,d Aadl9tioai Cl,enists,
f't a 'aA h'jH LOWELL. MASS.
atH t,4 RRTOEsi sl1OO oilE71iunm
saa 8. LYBRAtSD& & CO., Agents, Delaware
nd tor sale by atT drugsists audauaedioiue
Dealers eVsryWhere. % fff tfebi268-I
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Winter Cloakings,
54 Winter Dress Goods, "a
Winter FIannela
- WintersBluukets,
t2.s Winter Cloths.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

ny Our Patent we entirely Obviate
ID all objections, as we use q perteetly dry
Paris and Alum Wepaclz this mixture be-
tween the inner and the outer cases, where
it remains unchanged any number of years,
until IRE melts the alum (which contains q
large quantity OF Ayater) an q inns sltnFaueS
Tyays preserves the contents of the safe.
The plaster, by being wet, sets firmly and
even If the alum near the outside is entire
" melted, 1t forms cells which retain the
precise shape Of the lum pS of alum, and the
ming oflpiaSter Keeps file safaa IS Wel nlt ed
as before the fire. The advantages OF using
dry filling are very apparent, viz: 1t does
not mould the contents lofbhe safe; it never
can rust the iron, it VIII always remain
perfectly hre-proot.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

Winter Balmorals.
Winter Hoods
7nEzsar3s lfWintet llyu9ins, ,l-l.,t ..Elt
E-an35I .auE1s Wintgr alovca llus
rlolaH a1eT ro Winter H1afir-. I.ll
agss rsh.ssT '-rs ha winter uadcrre1F.
iIEpsaything adapted for CQmfqTi and iu
Eser. Neat and Fashionable stflsta else
cry. large Stock OF .af r.I -aat at...
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

Which open with spacious tables to sastain
the work and which fold dnfol tables DF
boxes to protect the machines, when net IN
use 4F0 II 4 us5t al d med 81 esbu1e nm are
made rom eitoieB woods, eth lea ~
pleasing deslf,1l tlus ma ktng our ne y f1l1-
ily machine not only an Oruafnental piece
Of furniture, bat in s0nae Of the more elab-
OrateIy finished machines, work Of real
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

:. saa 8. LYBRAND& & 90, Agents, Delawar,
nd tor sale by atI drugzists and IN edIuine
Dealers eTsFgFheFe. -j clfePl2es-l
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

Mr.. Buck viii eontfnus in the Coal trade,
having his Office in Hyatt's Warehouse
near the Depot. Osders LEFT with j. II yatt &
Co. or with the News Dealer at The Post
once, viii be promptly dIled- jan2l. '5sstf
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

WNH1s. T. EHGMOMs a. WOEH rrnmenfCu11w
IL offer their services tothe puhlc I'D llq
snccassMrs ta. Dunn ~ elrliIf,lriH at i.-,l.alG
established office iu Delaware ns Pfit1tllll
DtttGHsf# MrlE rTfluai} }Mr furefs III Nfctlaln4
Rubber, and Hll kinds uf work usually 1Wurns
Our umrtvaiied Porcelain Piate. lLli teeth
and gums so closely resembumH uHture aa
g6 deteive he best Judges hntlnE ntou ustl
Increasing popularity, We couddrnuy rec-
ommend as being unequall-d Lul Darliy,
cleanliness, durability, perfect I'm nc and OH
desirable qualities. Particular attention
paid TO Filling. Regullrfing and .allalrlElnE
the natural Teetb. EMMONS a HlPP.
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Guardian Sale of Real
Estate.


I'm pursuance OF an order granted by
4 the Probate Court of Delaware county,
Chic we Will offer for sale, at public aue-
ton on Thursday. the
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11

DissoIufion Of Coparfnership.

THE Part1aersIatP heret0fore exist
II ing between HIS & Buck has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent The ae-
counts have been LETT With Mr. Buck ior
settlement Those interested VIII govern
themselves accordingly
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-03-11
NOTICES.
Notice.

rTVHE Stockholders of the Delaware
and County Line Turnpike Company
are hereby notified that the sixth Install
ment of 10 per cent of the Capital Stock of
said Company will be due and payable on
the nth day of April, 1870, to David
Bevan, Treasurer of said Company at the
store of @. Hills & Co. in Delaware, o.
HENRY W. HAAIBERLAIN,
feb Is. '79-GW. See. OF the Company.
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Sherfn's sale.

william Ieasure,O IN pUzrsuance OF the
commands OF an or
Almon DOminy. J der OF sale issued from
the Court of Common Pleas OF Delaware
county Ohio and to me directed. I shall Of
fer for sale. at public vendue, at the door OF
the new Court House. in the town of Della
ware,
Saturday, March rs A. d. 1870,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A NJ. and
o'clock p. NJ, the following described real
estate:
A tract of land estimated to contain one
in the north end of Section three, Town
ship three and Range atineteen. United
States Military lands, in the County OF Del
aware, State Of Ohio, 10 be taken OF the
west end of a tract of land estimated to
contain 179 23-100 acres, as surveyed by J alneS
Eaton on the 2Sth and 18th OF November,
1889, reference to which Survey is hereby
WILLIAM BROWN,
sheriff & Special Master Commissioners.
feblI-5W-pfS7 80
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WTWDED DIGOODs
q. MTILs q. -.

% bull 3m5z l2 1osErtec9l 9.l-ag G.
s PREPARE FOR qoERl WEATkER
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PURE WINES

ND Ltqaolra, for. M e tlleImal Uses, Gur
. 4 sale by n. ~. STARR. Druggist
Opposite American House, Delaware.
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III ATTACIIaTNNTs

or our new family machine above refsrred
to, are nOtOnly numerous, but highly useful
for the purposes for which they We're iT-
tended They need only a trial to show
their great va1ue- Among the most resent
Of the attachments is the
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l.UNTQgE oPoRPAnLREl

sPRENGFENCEsob
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Mtoieal

NERVOUS DEBILITY, and eomplsin,s o. el,hes
IN sex cured Immediately by Dr. EVANSi ~ Chathan
Of. Physical vsor restored by hs Elixir OF Life
CT nAn REWARD for any case OF disease
- .VOO mcTcurial rheumatism, weakness, do
nifty, ncr youspess, SC, That DIR. kiCHAUSS GOLDEN
kEhEDlEs fail TO curei hour nom "a. N: to9p,N,
Circulars sent Adlress or apply 70 DR.. RiCHARDs'
No, 28 Vsrick st.. New York.
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Sttamhonrs nnN Rnilrnao..

81 A3 1SA fJof P ST IS
iliRoUGh ixpREss TRAINS LEAVE CHAM.
BhEYr f fFsA NJ b 81 s Al IL s 4 ASR i H.
h ASR sI' HSb as " pAilY sew KIP
MAsSSs!ff$T $EFFyyFFfss SG%ASSBiI$s dS
q NH h fs1H Tg radM NM }5 81 Is
PpFEtALo; hNp I,llE r. a T!;AIS FROM new
NA,o SYf EatsASr H iRtiS LGAt ESP DA lily
a.. rS is S e. and and ", MsT III A M aud '
her MddIetown and WAY. at so p. N. Csd g., &il
For Grey court and Way. $50 A. NJ esd ST.. isis
d st. ssTsaIE H. as Els % sas a. $40 and
ssII spp' fss and TTa asn sna G If '15
,ofor p,ieron and Way from I'd s., peeo!, at 0;,s
Is ssS S a, IS s 81. Al % e. h5e%
S ssd 'ifasn,4; - sG"; iiG% 81 nd PiPf
Prom ch.%ees' ST. Depot An. II N; ,si5. siA
a, f95 ffS%qP and way sGp y St: 1ese
"a. Nj / ta:SJ ais S and tos5 p. Nj Saturdays OnlY
Tickets Tor passage and for Apartment. IN prsylnz
hooin and Sleeping coaches can he "htaned, AMI or.
Gs u o5 he ne sRS q
20 Chamber, St; corner is5th e aud 81 Az. Harlem
Long Dose pcpo! Jersey ciiy' aud Of The Agents al
'"' ','", wM. 3 DAER, General Passenger Agent
l. ID RuckEB. General superintendent
.Daily tFor Hackensack only. tFor Piermont only,
FOR nRIDGEr0R,T and all point. on HOUSE
days excepted.
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IL a. LAWRENCE, AuctioneeT.
LAWRENCE. OAKLEY FLEURY
viii sell at auction, on the premises,
TUESDAY, JUNE Z, 1910.
ARM,
On easy terms aud absolutely tho highest bidder.
ISL VALUABLE LOTS,
Beautifully located ave minutes walk from depot,
FLUSHING, l.. l.
10 TRAINS DAILY
TO AND FROM NEW YORK.
TIhE, 20 MINUTES.
Combining with ia accessibility ADVANTAGES
OF churche~ schools ras &c all tho advantages Of
city residence and country home
lake boat at Thirty fourth st.. East River 1915, or
James siip i0D A. NJ; thence by special train direct
TO the property.
st., and by . b. r. hEAD,
pulIs Iead n1nk
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SteonN. banS 6Iotbina, 6aIptts. &c.

A STDSIsHING-Ths rice. paid by 81. zlCKEL-
"A IN iih IOT cast oil clothing. carpets, furniture.
jeweiry. &c Ladies waited on,at their residences.
DEAD THIS N. COHEN. SO 18th av. pays the
shest in the city for ladies and Gus
cast of wearing apparel carpets oed ling jewelry &C.
WILSON, 2a5 9Th Ay, guar antoes fu!l value for
lie caston dresses, cothlng carpets iuiulture, &c.
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I.
IApIkz'
Bsylsy r.elh. f.ysn Ellen rIA>usJ Mn isning, Eiih
ColemAno NJ A ftrrsOs Dr Mn
eENrtesGsstf
Cudlipr J e I~pafi Austh N.lson svsA
f-zAnasf MOns IrsN Gtsa S'htndt John c NshIebstk
Gaiagist h,Ma.i.t I4fn Nstsa Of Whit. Cha, p
Hen tha hStrioW BlJ'u,ngials wtnns. Jos-ph
Joe, y II
T.. H. JONES Po.tp..ie,.
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@atgln,rg.


IGOR SALE AT BARGAIN.
sphorse Root sectional boiler. and lohorss
trunk have been hut little used good
order II sold soon viii he disposed OF ehssp AZ thl
room s needed For terms, apply at tho sun ONCE
1TOR SALE chcap-5:horse power engine. Apply
IL at III Perry st., In the foundry, '|
GREAT DEPOT, 5ii and SIG lest sIth 81 near IOtS
VI W.-Engnes, boilers fat tanks. one geared proas
5llrge Mott keitcs. platform scales bank raiIings 40
wi c.Ose business.
8. g. HILLS, u Piattst
ICE CREAM MACHINERY, bakers and Goa
II fectoners' tools OF every deacrip ton. A large
sOrtment always on hand. WILLIAM HIATT.
Manufacturer. 81 CathA rine st.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE
IN THE CITY OF RAILWAY.
CITY AND COUNTRY COMBINED.
LEWIS u. WOOD
will positively sell. without limit or reservation by
order OF wM. Il. FLEMING, Esq, on the grounds. on
THURSDAY. JUNE y. 1870. AT O'CLOCK r. NJ,
30 CHoICB LOTS AND SIX NEAT HOUSES.
TERns-Tcn per cent. and Auctloneers fee on day OF
sale per cent In Thirty days; 60 per cent. on or be.
fore three years COLLATION. to be served up the close
OF the sale the property.
For mans aud pai ttcuars, anply TO l.. r. WOOD, GO
Nontgomcfy St, jersey cay GhO ", JACQUES 2JS
Broadway. wM h. FLEMING. Istter,
2i0 nroadWay Fulton ST.. YORK.
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EssI Gsinie.


1900 Acres OF frst-class lands,
In one body, on the beautiful Highlands OF wescbester
county. N. Y, 10 he sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION.
In six Sub. Divisions,
INCLUDING ELEGANT VILLA SITES,
DESIRABLE VILLAGE LOTS, and
HANDSOMELY IMPROVED PROPERTY.
This property Is situated the harbor 20 miles from
City Hail. on line OF the New York and New Haven
Railroad ex ending nearly 2H miles wide weswardly.
over the romantic Highlands Mamaroueck and Scars
dale 81 miles, and comprises the finest body OF land.
In the county. Besides the 20 Homesteads, 20 New
Ornate viaxIouses will be erected.
EXTENSIVE EsPLANADEs, WIDE BoUJEvARDs,
AND HANDSOME AVENUES ARE NOW IN
PROCESS OF CONSTRUCTION.
VILLAGE LOTS will be 80 by i5o feet. and VILLA
PLOTS IRON ono to ten each. The nnest oppor-
tunity ever offered TO secure nrstclass,
ACCESSIBLE, ECONOMICAL, ELEGANT HOMES.
Sale will be positive and without reserve. 20 per
cent down, balance In three years.
SALE OF lat SUBDIVISION VILLAGE PROPERTY,
$50 VILLAGE LOTS.
haO''" 40 CITY LOTS.
WILL TAKE PLACE
JUNE 10, 1870, ON THE GROUNDS.
Special tram leaves depot OF N. Y N III. H. H. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ Sale 10 commence at IL O'Clock NJ.
For further Information and descriptive pamphlets.
apply to ANDREW WILSON, Jr.,
Grand Park once. Si7 Broadway, n. " or
JOHNSON MILLER.
g. DINGEE CO.
9Pinc st.. and
MALLORY q BLACKWELL,
Evening Post Building.
Auctioncers.
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Huil0ina Maitrmls.

A LARGE lot or good building stone for sale
~ Cheap. corner u ilboSty and Little Greene sts.
Loeuhs on aTslAlseA