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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1870-10-14
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS. -Richmao1

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS -Richaaond,
"a. October 8.-The conservative con-
gressional convention for the third district
met here to-day, General William Fl d
Lee presiding. Hon. James H. Cox, Of
Chesterfield, was nominated over Colone]
Albert Ordway, late OF the United States
army. The vote stood, Cox 1921, Orde
way 6,15o.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
" OF VALUABLE LANDS.

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF VALUABLE LANDS,
q Pursuant to q decree of the Circuit Court of
aaAugusta County, rendered at the June term 1870,
Gin the cases of Sprinkle & Co.. and ais. as. Swink
aand ais, and Hartman, Administrator &C.. gs.
HSwlnks heirs, the undersigned, who was thereby
dappolhted commissioner for the purpose, will,
q Thursday, the 1 sM day Of august ner:,
aon the premises, sell at public auction, ~ the
Sahighest bidder, that valuable tract of land on
(Which the late Washington Swink resided at the
sstlme OF his death The sai4 tract contains abont
a $50 ACRES,
and is situated about eleven miles North of Staup,
sston, on one of the best and most public roads in
sAthe county of Augusta. The improvements con-
sssist of a new and very commodious dwelling
sAtouse, and substantial outhouses. The land is
sssof good quality and in fine state of cultivs-
aahon, and the property is in every respect most
Idesirable one. Those desiring to purchase q
sagood farm and to secure comfortable house in
Va good neighborhood, would do we'll to attend |
sSthe sale.
q The Commissioner may deem it proper to d.
SSvide the lapd by the Mount Scion road, that
55runs through it.
"A TERMS OF SALE.-Cash in hand sufficient to pay
athe costs of suit and the expenses of sale, and /
sfor the residue of the purchase money credit of
sssix, eighteen, thirty and forty-two months will
s]oC given, Iuo puICIldSGT executing DOn0S with
sagood personal security bearing interest from
Ndate for the several payments, and lien retain.
#ed on the land as ultimate security
i The place will be shown to parties by the 90,
Scupants.
q JOHN A. HARTMAN,
II july 15-tds Commissioner &c.
sFURTHER PosT2oNEMENT In consequence of the
Y ate heavy rains and floods the above sale is
gagain postponed until Saturday, October 18th
SlS70.
sU AND SALE.--Cnder a decree of the Cir
Al cult Court of Augusta county, made in
scause of Jacob Myers Us. Levi F. Myers, l will,
ION the premises, on Friday, the 18th day of No
Avember next sell, at public sale, to the highest
Abidder, piece of land in Augusta county, CON
ataining. Twenty Acres, adjoining the lands ::
Eof Harris and Meyers lying about four miles from
AStaunton, and ON which is d common dwelling
aheuse.
TERMS Equal instalments at one and two.
years. bearing interest from sale, the purchaser
agiving bonds with good personal security and.
Stite to be retained as ultimate security
q NICHO. K. TROUT,
u oct7-tds Commissioner
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|OEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
II Clerk Office of the Council of the City,
of Stanton, until the goth OF October 1870, tor.
the construction Of STONE WORK and BRIDGE
lon Beverly Street. and also for the Stone Work.
and Bridge on Augusta Street. /
Plans and specifications can be seen, on aud;
after the 18th inst, at the Office aforesaid. By
order of the Council
VIM. j. NELSON,
octl4-2t Chairman Com. on Streets.
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NOTICE TO MILL OWNERS
~ ENCOURAGE HOME
MANUFACTURES II
BuRKE's IRON WoRI


Staunton, Va, October l2th 1870.
Persons, who have had their Mills or Saw
mills destroyed or damaged by the recent fresh
et and intend replacing or repairing them, are
requested to give me call for their iron work,
before going to Richmond or Baltimore, as an
prepared to furnish them with anything in tbs
mill furnishing business at prices as low as can
?be had at either of the above named places. Give
;me chance and save your freights.
octl4-tf W. A. BURKE.
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RESTAURANT!

aNIEW BAR AND
lin RESTAURANT!
CORNER OF AUGUSTA ST. 4 SPRING LANE.
have just opened, at the above stand, an as
5sortment of fine Liquors, of all descriptions
Oysters, fresh and fine, received daily ant
sserved by the plate, in any style desired or sole
5by the quantity.
/ Meals and snacks at all hours.
Relying on past reputation as a caterer, an(
promising satisfaction, respectful; solicit cal
sfrom the public.
octl4-lm* JOHN PEER,
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GRAND Opening /!
..l. UNDER VIRGINIA HOTEL, A
House!
REost Fashionable Good
THIS SIDE or BALTIMORE!

IA HESS9S Ii AAaSaRSaSAsS AdSOS.f9
q THIS SIDE or BALIYMORE!l
8 S. RIANIEEBAURE ....,
respectfully announces that he has opened one Of
2sthe largest and most desirable stocks of
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, AND GENTS
& FURNISHING GOODS
Fever brought to this market. During tbs season
, his stock of
q READY-N1DE CLOTHING
#awill be large the assortment more choice, and
5will be sold at CLOSER PRICES than ever, and
She flatters himself that the inducements be shall
Golfer will be
q BEYOND COMPETITION.
q He has entered into arrangements whereby he
receives all the late styles ofUlothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods daily by Express
- His Clothing has been manufactured accordin 81
Ito his order and expressly for the Valley Trade
81 by which arrangement he saves the enormous
slprofts paid to Northern Merchants.) He guar
ss5antees to sell at less than CITY PRICES.
q HATS, he maxi q speciality.
q A fine lot CITY-MADE BOOTS AND Shoes
ssson hand which he sells as cheap as Northern
IWork.
q He calls particular attention to his Clothing
manufactured of the celebrated Charlottesville
sagoods.
q Goods sold for Cash and at only small ad-
vance above cost.
d As he always announces, he still recommends
saevery garment that is sold.
y Clothing and shirts made to order.
a A call is solicited at the
q Emporium OF Fashion,
d UNDER VIRGINIA HOTEL.
q N. B.-No trouble to show goods.
d octl4.tf.
SNTEW GOODS-ELEGANT
I'm AND COMPLETE STOCK AT
q f. M. YOUNG's
q CASH STORE,
IA HOUSE FULL
D AND MORE TO COME.
..aaTO BE SATISFIED
9 COME AND SEE THEMi
d We will spell out and translate the French
dnames, admire the pretty styles and if necessary
count the pieces Then we will tell you the cash
Ssprice and be sure to make the sale' Everything
Sin dry goods at the lowest cash price.
"a octl4,2m. F. NJ. YOUNG.
RULIC FREE sCHOOLs.-All children be-
Isl tween the ages OF five and twenty-one
wears in the city, who desire to avail themselves
sof the benefit Of the free schools notified to
73report their Names as soon possible, TO me al
.asthe store of P. B. Hoge & Bro.
III P. B. HOGE,
81 Clerk Of Board Of School Trustees
81 of city of Staunton.
q oct14-lm-Spec. and Vir. copy.
INNTANTED first class female cook for
s5 wv Restaurant, also, good waiter
81 Apply at Bowling Saloon, Market Street,
IN oct14-lt*
Isl GTRAYED OR STOLEN.
~ From the subscriber, on Friday the 18th
Inst from the farm of Henry Eakel, near New
"a Hope, a
81 BAY MARE,
mine years old has white spot in her forehead
ia scar under her breast from snag, works wei
land her hind legs had the skin torn off when 81.
sawas taken.
M will give liberal reward for her delivery
sAsto me or for any information that may lead te
Hsher recovery.
81 WALLACE CHILES,
4sepa0-at New Hope, Augusta
Ess33D WELLING HOUSE FER SALE.
S. j Entirely new, well built, handsom
Ksgannearance and we'll located. Terms liberal.
81 Amply to Il. KER, at H. Ker & Bros.
Es3 apr8tf
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/ The result ola Challenge accepted from the
lAgents of the Singer and Improved Howe Sew
ling Machines at the State Fair Louisville Ken
stucky.
4 The Florence Machine takes the two first pre-
3miums over all It's competitors and was declared
aoy all who examined it, to be the best Sewing
Machine on Exhibition
4 REASONS.
4 1st: Simplicity and great range of work.
I End. It's making four different stitches viz 4
THE lock STITCH double lock stitch, knot stitch
4and double knot stitch.
Il 3rd. Its reversible feed notion operated BY
ssimply turning q thumb screw, enabling the op
serator to run the work to the right or left and
convenience of self-fastening the ends of tho
Sseams.
4 4th The perfect finish and the substantial
spanner in which the machine is made.
I 9Th The rapidly of its working and the
quality of the work done.
4 9Th Its selfadjusting tension.
i All persons wishing 10 purchase q Machine
awill please call and examine the Florence before
purchasing elsewhere.
q We learn every one that buys Machine from
Gus to be 8 good operator, free of charge
a G. d. WOOD Agent,
y Opposite Virginia Hotel Stanton, Va.
4 All kinds Of work done to order at the office oil
aJhe Agent of the Florence Machine opposite the
aVa., Hotel, Stanton, Va.
TESTIMONIAL FROM THE MAYORS WIFE.
4 Staunton, Va, Sept. 6, 1870.
4 Some i've years ago, on the recommendation
GOT the Rev. Armstrong, l obtained a Norence
3Se'osng machines, and have it now in use. III
aperforns its work to my satisfaction, sewing
5capidly neat and substantial locl1-stitch u
shave, in the meantime, used and observed thu
working and work of other machines, and do moi
8hestate to certify that the Florence is fully
equal, II not superior, to any machine of the kind
Gin my acknowledgement cheerfnlly recommend
Al to those in search Of good machine.
NJ. K. TROUT.
Kerrs Greek, Sept 2sth 1870,
i Mr. c. e. WOOD,
DEAR Sal have had the Florence Sewing
aMachine for over two years. 1t has been in all
5most constant USE and has never been out of rel
3pair. ! think it superior 10 any have ever seen /
al hardly see how any thing could be more COM
5plete or give better satisfaction.
Yours &c,
WEED FAMILY FAVORITE
/ w SEWING MACHINE.E
The best yet invented for universal use ForI
the foregoing fact respectfully refer you to the
! following persons who own and are using the F i
SF. to their entire satisfaction Mrs. VIM. A. i
Harris, W T. Institute Mrs. Phillips, Va. Eel
! male Institute; Mrs. James Bumgardner Jr; Mrs |
James Hardin; Mrs. Prof. Turner; Mrs j. ST.
sLipscomb; Mrs. VIM. ]. Hunter Mrs. D. E,i
/ 5trasburg; Mrs. Wilson; Miss Sloan; Miss Pax
aton; Mrs. Capt. Jno Woodward, White SULPHUR
Springs, and 4 j. Dotson, Lewisburg, W. Va
aOthers could be added to the list but we forbear
3For 1868 you can buy one with every attachment
sncluded. J. W. NEWTON,
june24-tf New ST., Staunton, Va. /
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF VALUABLE LAND.
Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of
Augusta county, rendered at its June term $780,
i'm the case of Brown Il als vs. Clark & ais. and
ehe cross suit of Clarke's widow us Clark's cred
tors the undersigned Commissioners, will, on
The Goth Day OF Oct. 1870,
proceed, on the premises, to SELL to the highest
bidder, that valuable tract of land now occupied
5by VIM. H. Neff
Said tract contains about III O A ores, stu
sated about 10 miles Northeast of Staunton and
sla miles from the village of Mt. Scion. The
Hand is of good quality, well watered. with good
orchard, and sufficient timber for farming purpo-
ases The improvements consist of good brick
dwelling House. Kitchen, Barn, Stable, Smoke
shouse and Spring-House.
TERMS OF SALE.-S25O in hand besides the
costs of cross suit and sale, the balance in three
equal annual instalments from day of sale, the
] purchaser giving bonds, bearing interest from
a1ate, with good personal security, for the defer
J red payments, and lien retained on the land sold
Gas ultimate security.
ALEX. H. FULTz. cor,,,,;ss;onors
HENRY B. NICHE, ! oo""' SSion'AS'
j sep23-t Register copy aud
send bill to this office for collection.
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In compliance with the above and foregoing
7order, notice is hereby given that Polls will b
8opened on Tuesday the 8th day of November 1916
5at the several voting districts Tor places of vo
4ing) within the County Of Augusta for the cleo
ion of q County Treasurer, Clerk of the County
court, Clerk of the Circuit Court, Common
3wealth's Attorney, County Surveyor, Sheriff
aTownship officers named in said order and q
amember of Congress from this Congressionat
District The same Judges of Election hereto
fore appointed by the Court are required TO ar5.
GEORGE w. McCUTCaEN,
Sheriff Of Augusta County.
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Copper & Tin Ware.

|GTOVEs, STOVES, sc.
~ W POINTS,
Wouldrespectfully inform the public, that he
lhas just opened his shop on the Wharf, where
3he is prepared to do all kinds of
TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER
work. A constantsupply of
STOVES
alwayson hand,
l8RASs WARE,
LARD JARS,
COFFEE MILLS,
WARE, sc.
All kindsofcouutrypro xchangd
for work
Particularattenticnp aidto Roofing ,spouting
and Gutterng houses.
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THE RULING PASSION STRONG IN DEATH
Mr.. Weare Weston, very enthusiastic
democrat, who lately died in New Hamp-
ashirc, left will and testament in which he
zenjoined it upou his executors to have him
borne to his grave By "six true Democrats, ?
aand to pay six dollars to each Of the bear
Gers. He also directed that no funeral ser
avices should be performed over his remains,
sunless clergyman could be found "who
chad never preached political or war SER
Amons." The result was that such minister
3 could not be found in the neighborhood
9and the obstinate old Democrat was buried
like a Pagan Wing.
\ The Virginia and Tennessee road was
Soroken by the flood in three places, viz
Near Thaxton's, near Lowry's, and at Big
sOtter creek. Passengers change cars twice
The breaks near Lowry's and at Big Otter
Hbeing within one and half miles OF each
other, passengers walk the intermediate dis
atance. At the break near Ihaxtons the
walk is short one. Eastward bound pas.
ssengers breakfast at Liberty for the present.
AWithin two weeks, [ am told, trains will
run through without interruption. The
work of repairing and erecting the bridges
lis progressing rapidly Wig.
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30 AVE FUEL-BIBB'S ILLUMINATED
~ DIAMOND GAS BURNER, for heating thu
FIRST second and third stories by one fire, put W
din the best manner by W. J. POINTS.
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7 NIRE INSURANCE.
THE KIR GINA --..,
FIRE AND MISUNDERSTANDING COMPANY
INCORPORATED 1882.

ia .BLEDSOE, Agent, Stanton, Va,
Thlscompany, wellmanaged andsuccessfulfol
b period ofthirty-four years, offers INDEMNITY
BY FIREon as favorable term:
is other good companies.
Its capitaland income promote asfaras practi
able, the industry of our State,
W. COWARDIN .Presidenl.
WIN. WILLIS, Jr. Secretary.
Feb .23-
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Id REPARE FOR WINTER
! 4 J. POINTS, opposite to Bruce's has on hand
COOKING, PARLOR AND BOX STOVES, fol
awood or coal, very cheap. Willow Wafe of al
1kinds
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YZ-NIFE BOXES, Fork and Spoon Boxes.
IN Sherwood sPatent Tea and Coffee Strai-
5ners for sale very low,at
Jan. a. W. j. POINTS,.
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sTOAL HOBS, Coal shovers, and Fl,
~ Ca1 rier' scheap at
JAN "a, WI. POINTS.
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lyESIN WARE.-W. j. POINTS is prepared te
L do all kinds of2OOFING, SCOUTING, and
1GUTTER1NG HOUSES, Of the best materials and
1t low prices. All kinds of Tinware on hand, fol
lale cheap. sep25-3m
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New Advertisements.

I'm AUGUSTA COUNTY COURT,
SEPTEMBER 10Th 1910
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3rESO PURCHASERS OF
4 L SEWING MACHINES.
! THE FLORENCE MACHINE AHEAD.
READ THIS.
The result ola Challenge accepted from the
Agents Of the Singer and Improved Howe Sew
aing Machines at the State Fair, Louisville, Ken
stucky.
I The Florence Machine takes the two first pre-
5miums over all It's competitors and was declared
3oy al! who examined III to be the best Sewing
Machine on Exhibition
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yNTA NTED-A first class female cook fo
wv Restaurant, also, good waiter.
Apply at Bowling Saloon, Market Street,
octl4-1t*
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/ r IMPERIAL FRENCH BRONZE
Ill FOR BOOTS, SHOES AND SLIPPERS.~
asep23-tf at DIR. B. P. REESE & CO.'S
sTNNGLISH FEMALE BITTERS, at
AL DIR. B. P. REESE & CO.'S
4 sep9-tf
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nine years old, has white spot in her forehead,
IA scar under her breast from snag, works WE'LL
land her hind legs had the skin torn off when sheI
aWas taken.
will give liberal reward for her delivereyl
! to me or for any information that may lead toI
Cher recovery.
i WALLACE CHILES,
a Now Hann
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|HEInes to qualify IN pursuance OF MS eIecIlOn.-
$50, the office Of Constable for the unexpired
Itt}cm ending on the LIST day of July 1873, made
;vlcant by the failure of VIM. II. Grooms to quail
1ifAin pursuance OF his election. 4th, the Office
iof Collector, for the unexpired term ending on
THE lst day of July 1871, made vacant by the
,tailure of Charles R. Haines to qualify in pursu
kce of his election. 5th the office of Clerk for
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring o. purchase rent such property
will ind IT o. their interest to advertise III TIE TRIBUNE
Its agt gate circulation exceeds that of any other
per and in addition 10 this advantage THE TRIBUNE
viii bc found, not only in NewNOrk ana all It's cities and
Villages but in every state and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should Ice brief will
allow OF the advantages claimed beng made clear 10 the
nader. We would specially dwell the fact that the
subs rcis the three editions OF THE TRIBUNE, Daily
sem-Weekly and Weekly comprise individual ia every
business ioe,sou coseq uently IN each
read boy al classes. TE TEIgiNE deyOtes especial
attention reports sales of real estate both IN city
and country, thus adding greatly 10 thc value OF II, col
unins advert sing MEDIUM The char2c~ for 9dNcr
nsing ae ioows: DAiLI TRIBy NJ, % cents per me
sHtta' Insertion. WEEKIl TRIBUNE - per hhc; = Nj
nEhhLl IRBl NJ - cents per line. Absui ten words n
enI N0t comnn. avcage line Ierm- ca.h In Ad1 Incr
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
NEW YORK. Friday, April is, IS

7, The Court o Common Pleas at General Term, there
ha esn heard case OF interest 10 real estate dealers
t. a H0u was entitled Hart and Mayer agt Hoffman
Nr d. NcAdam appeared for the appellant, and Mr. A.
Reavy FOR the respondent In the course OF the trial
n appeared that the defendant employed the plaintiffs
A. MS brokers % SCI, fur him stable in Forty fouTths
frrsl4cO0 The plaintiff, found a Mr Moses who agreed
T. purchase, OF which fact the defendant was
informed, iut he tlen declined 10 sell
for less than $1,000, and, refusing TO- pay
the conm, sious. the plaintiffs brought suit and were
uonsUod pou he trial They appealed claiming that
they entitled 70 the commission upon finding per
son ug 20 buy upou the sellers terms. Counsel for
the defendant arcicd that the brokers should prove tat
they fogld person not only willing but pecun'dTfy dot
10 cOmUiy the terms of the SALE and there beng an
Gase 0 this proof the uou-suit was right lac court
a. de, ia, and affirmed the Judgment
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
EEAL ESTATE TKANsFEE-.

Ihe ut Of washed or fraudulent stamps on
o.! oftd lease other paper, renders II ld" Z" lO
ltuf' as wei the stamp, thereon, dLd the user I"
Hit ana ll iIl.Oumcnt.
safety b. INSURED nv pnrchaSine ~ orr STAMP Depart
henl a. TINS Bank the drpot Tor the sale oi Revenue
hialhps direct from the Government.
Inc following rdtes Of discount are allowed 10 Puf-
chaser.
soto lnu. .................4 4 per cent.
100 TO ............- - per cent.
100 and upward. 4 per cent.
DstOunt IaJ dJc Stamps, Thus 500 buys SlOi a. 90
STAMPS NAIio%,f CtERTSCl BANk,
Cor Broadway and Mall-st
j " +. Moa.roEn Cashier.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
VI DELAWARE. LiDr rtN'N-iA. ASD " hENltaS

Do.. IN Nsr.Yo-l ,er-, an' foot ~ .tr'''7erH
SIMMER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing MONbAf. hfi H. '',
8:js a. ESPRns, NAL Ial ~ c'one,ag a be re- ss I' "
,1 Drarcf A. Dover a Branch. Nar up W. 'Nsrr
s ln.oyrr ami Nrs.o 81 aug.on sh uo D., L. al W A.
for NJ a,er sp sr0u.-8u. Sgl-' GTeAt ben lt-'- I'
cue ant a points on me ieAaNAuAA -"l bohDk'
An he Ani HUDSON X Rs.
l.,0 A n LEII,il VALLEY EXPRESS stops a. NcNsrk hor'
Phlffsl1-g Ensiohi cob
meet. al P-lllu-f ,h Bel i,L r for 5earr'' 4c sAl q,
E.ton with v ia.elen, AIel'ONu, Mslca 'h'hs ab'
MiAeslarr.
R. st Ws,eroo slh Slrr r. r., sut s Na'lgoA 1871" D. L D'
" T. r. Tor Wl1r Gap S,r rlsfulZ and Seah'oh
For iOR2ISLON n.erAef te sii0ls a li'- h E ana
6:41 D. IN. Aeon; 80 q. r. ttIre 90. -
SUMMIT and siAIo At o'''' '' a'' '''''
i.lD and b:t1 u.
For ORANGE ard SOUTH ORANGE, 900 m i'"' 5o ''''
$50 9:Ol, sud ll;l5 p A. ., q d, 81. a. e.
FOR NEWARK at so;o0, 10 IS. 80, 8:i" 8
600 ~g:g as ~Il:o u:p DO; i2l lil'
800 s3:s 4:0J i:lO 5: 6:CJ t;J -' si'~ ana A'
p. a, D. IA and II. 80
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
Gouscs ano farms Uanieo.

yIANTED-500 acres of WESTERN LAND,
conveniently located Address stating location AMI parleaars
q. Tribune once
[NANTED-By gentleman and wife (Amer-
ans PART or HOUSE Of four i've With
small reee,ate family moderate rent Address h. NJ No ~
Blfclsy-sL third sior!, stating terms
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
iiral estate to Cxrbanee.

EXCHANGE or for Sale--Farm of 220 acres !;
II dwelling, three ensn houses AMI all o'he Necessary ooalns
poal OF all knis large and small, abundance, wei
high OF ivson; 1j he novel by
chine; II miles fro Peksk Depot n u we'll aPte 70 cut np
price 10000 free Of incInlrince. Apply r. r. BERRlEN 10
laurens d. G. McCOTTER, l62 Boiiway, EewiOrk City
rVNO EXCHANGED LOTS on Skillman-st.,
near Brookyn HOUSE and LOT worth about
70 O0 in Broollyn NevYok NeSark. Address the oEue NM
BOGERr, No. A. Camrrst, Newark.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-16
Ncu-Icrscn Real Gsiatc for Sale.

ORANGE, y. J.-YILLAS, VILLA SITES
~ and FARMS VARIETY beautifully situated honr from
Nea-Yogs m Also Country bea and Houses 10 LII oF
. a On or wear by BLACKWELL SMITH, No. ~ BioslWaJ
N-s-York Orange, corner Main AMI Cones 3"
At SOUTH ORANGE, New-Jersey, House
n AMI eve land stable carriage house aD garuei ho1.e
10 cottage 21a, 0on' fOf
psrus apply James W. FIELD Attorney Law Orange "
A Y WOODSIDE near Newark \. j., close to
fGnace ~ on Ger, 81 AM
fy situated high ground tne views Of Paac alley pnce
4loOO Inquire premises or ofG KING, Tnlune oa@
A DEPOT being established at MENLO PARK,
n on X. and T. Co Phlaielpba Road naArs one o.
e fr the greater portion o. which eau be pa
In ,aonI ns.lmers Of Ful particular. With ucke' 70 visit
. proprty .be ctte Of the MEMO fAh LAM
CONPANY No. l55 aud lJ7 BOaisay Room No. ~
A SPLENDID RESIDENCE, with u rooms;
" hsr.vo veneered doors all tie modern improve
.. lorste Peterson, IN healthy aud nspeci~
s M o wiz -cl $1,000 easy terms other cottages aal
MIA residence. locality viii seH ~ pics To sni 'oe
time. Apily to q Dhhip,,, ps,a,.o, \ I
At ONCE DECIDE.-l have several nice
n BUDINGS Ma tlaed ~ ne no' ae.
~. eiyhforl,yt in " j W ~ eel at sI'pl -b
:, n9 500 5000 @g1O. and $1,000 each on e'sy trhs
Tb. houses Were ss property "O1I3 srh 10
,~ ectabe purchasers god prices Apiil to n,ppo.
Corner ofMarkei and Paieron-'s. Paterson y J.
1T PASS AIC, y. j., four minutes from sta
y o, r sr,-ss. HOUSE u With gas bath rnge not
sp5 cold water; bt 52Il3L j. H. THUkSTOS ~ Papt" y l.