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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-20
BIRTHS.

In Madison township, on the 18th,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Deyault, a
daughter.
In Macarthur, on the 18th, to Mr.,
and Mrs. Thos. Peacock, a son.
In Swan township, Sept. 2Gth, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Dunkle, a son,
Weight, Az pounds.
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Howard Sanitary Aid AssOcia-
fiA

For the Reliefand Cure ofthe Erring and Tn
fortunate OH Principles Of Christian
Philanthropy.
Essays on the Errors Of Youth, and the nl-
lies OF Age in relation to Marriage and Social
Evils, with sanitary aid for The afflicted
Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Ptiladel
phia, Pa.
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THE following are the ap,
p%ointments made by the N. E.
Conference for this district:
j. I. Miller, Presiding Elder;
Galllpolis, F.S. Davis; Pomeroy,
G. W. lsaminger; Middleport.
o. j. Nave; Jackson, ]. e.
Sewers; Macarthur, ]. D. Fry;
Galllpolis Circuit, j. NJ. Rife;
Berlin, r. Doughty; Hamden,
j. II. Hopkins; Mount Pleasant,
j. Ricketts,; New Plymouth, NJ.
D. Vaughn; Zaleski, R. Watson;
Wilkesville, s. Matthews; Gen.
terville, D. Tracy; Patriot, j.
R. Prose; Cheshire, W. H. Glib.
bons; Swan Creek, B. Lowe.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-20

!. y. lowell, Portsmouth, Ohio, offers
to the Merchants and Furnaeemen Of Vlnton
sounty, a superior stock OF Dry Goods and
Notions, on terms the most favorable. John
Illlelahd, Travelling Agent.
sept. - y.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CARS.

g. j. Eichelstein, Importer and
Dealer IN Wines. Liquors, Cigars, etc. Cham
payne, Sparkling Catawba and Ale always on
hand. Pig Iron Corner, Front street, Ports
mouth, o. All orders promptly hlled.
ma so 1870 lY
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Guardians Notice.

NOTICE Is given that James W. herren,
~ guardian Of James r., Mary j., and Rosala
}. Ball, Minor children OF ARENAS NJ. Ball,
d eceased, has this day filed his accounts with
his said wards for inspection and settle
ment, in the Probate Court for Vinton county,
Ohio, and the same will be heard on the q In
October, A. u. 1870. II. u. MAYO,
October 3, 1870. 4t Probate Judge.
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They never had seen such a''var

RUMsEY, ROADS & REED, the largest
Wholesale Dealers IN Dry Goods and Notions,
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Fur
nacemen to an examination OF their extensive
stock. They give special attention to
keeping the best goods, and you will always
md their stock the largest aud prices the
lowest. One Of their firm remains East to
give his entire I'M in watching the markets,
and in buying for them, and hence their stock
salways fresh and always first supplied with
che newest goods. They operate largely, do
business on the principle ofthe smallest prof
ats, and practice the spirit OF liberal accom-
mediation. sep. l9-yl
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Glorious News.

Dan. Will & Bros, are now in
in receipt of their large Fall
and Winter Stock of Plain and
Fancy Dress Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, and every
thing else that man, woman or
child could wish for. Drop
ping in there last Saturday we
found the store literally jam
med full of customers, and the
counters and shelves piled high
with goods, besides five large
cases of goods which were out
on the pavement, which they
had as yet, not been able, to
unpack. Aaron tells US that
he bought his goods exceeding
ly cheap this season, as he
found the Eastern wholesale
merchants more anxious than
ever to sell to cash customers.
There is no use Of talking, cash
will command the lowest prices,
and Dan. Will & Bros, have the
Original Cash Store, where they
keep more goods, and seltthem
cheaper to cash buyers than
any firm in Southern Ohio.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-20

Mr.. WIN. FL. LANGLEY, Of Gal
lipclis, is in our town, looking
after railroad interests.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-20

THos. j. PAssMoRE and An
drew Curry are making prepar.
ations to move to the West.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Mordecal West and Susannah Van,
bibber.
George W. Booth and Elizabeth
Kelley.
Robert A. Hays and .Ermina P.
Deever,
James B. Jacket and Nancy AL
bridge.
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NOTICE

NOTICE u hereby gwen that thu Under.
IN signed has been duly appointed assignee
OF the property and effects OF Richard 10 4
and John II. Smith. Creditors ARE requlr d
to present their C laims duly authenticated,
and pc rsons indebted to make payment TO the
undersigned.
Assignee Of LOSG & SMITH.
Cincinnati Furnace, o., Sept. G, 1870.
sep % 1870 3w.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-20

IT'S a shame to spoil the red
head of our Court House.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-20

TnE weather has been ex
tremely dry for a long time;
but we may soon look for a
break up and oceans Of mud.
In view of this prospect, those
who paved in accordance with
the ordinance, are anxiously in.
curing whether we have a
council or not, or whether they
have not been imposed upon
by a body which passes ordinu
ances, which It has not the
courage 10 enforce. Percons
who have spent from fifty to
one hundred and fifty dollars
to pave the sidewalk in front OF
their own residences do not en-.
JOY the prospect of a mud hole
next door. Justice to those
who have paved, as well as a
decent regard for the health
and comfort OF ourselves and
families demand prompt action
on the part of our Town Coun-
Gil. Who has not seen and
pitied the little ones, wading
home from school with cold and
wet feet, to be followed by
coughs, colds, Group, a sleepless
night, and perhaps a life time
of diseased Winter will soon
be upon US; it is within the
power, and it is the duty of our
Town Council to prevent this
suffering. viii they do II?
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Dr. Denig's Worm Syrup.

DNa NNAA6
Only one case more we have 70 ON to relate
Fer we think Il is true as We got 1t quite
straight
man who for twenty long years was OPP
pressed
with a PAL in his stomach which gave him
no rest.
The pain grew sharper and worse every day.
AAd seemed aslf gusSing his bowels away
His stomach felt feverish, scrid and hot
And at tlmeSit WAS twisted all up in a knot
Whilst thus he was looking each day forhis
last,
BY accident merely he happened to cast
His eye on q medical pamphlet which told
Where Denig's inflliblewo rm Syrup was sold.
When a bottle was brought he seized 1t with a
grasp.
And swal lowed its contents down at one gasp
Then laid himself down resolved to await
The effects of the dose whatever his fate.
The cramps now grew worse, and there
seemed to begin
A terrible battle of some kind wi'hin'
But in less than ar hour, to his Joy and sur
prise,
A hpeworm appeared ola wonderful size.
It Was sixty feet long rolled up like a ball,
But they stretched it out whole and measured
1t all,
Every inch offs back was a separate Joint
And ia tail tapered down to q needle'like
point.
It's eyes we're gllttering, glaring and red,
And seemedto prolrude from Its llEsard'llke
head,
They called in the %nelghbors, aud ever: one
ewore,
They never had seen such a''varmint before.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-20
NOTICE.

NARDs, LITTER HEADS, EN- sELOpEs,
~ Bill Heads. Posters, etc, printed on sho1
notice at this efice. We have ihe<sstest and
beat Press IN the county, and new material.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-20

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been duly appointed assignee
ot the Cincinnati Furnace Company Credit
ors are required 10 presenttheir claims against
said company duly authenticated. n persons
indebted to make payment TO the uudersign-
ed. SAM'L W. KlLyEkT, Jr.,
Assig ee CISoIsSAri FtRsAoE Co.
Cincinnati Furnace, o.,Sept. 9Th, 1870.
sep 20 1870 3w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-20

If you must catch cold this
is the most fashionable time TO
do it.
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JOB WORK
Done Neatly and Promptly at
This OFFICE.
Lime for Sale.

A LII persons wishing 10 purchase lime are
tAreqnested to give us q call before pur>
Chasing elsewhere, ~ we can furnish q good
article at a low price.
Junl6tf JOHN HUM 4 SON.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, MONDAY, NOVEMBER T. 1870

.s:, n .r,s' . ma "a &c siSs s3ss. vFTy Tyyg'SSy Sy
sS,p, Is dseo'st.' saIIarein i IN ts mctrcros shero
s.i "a. ~ sS' bead p % @%OS the
aNsoo 90 t,''r ,rcr an oIgushy that rain. orenscs
ans s s s pushes vt Of "a I've rnSr csTrSS
T. S eS" railroad sxnd,r u; @ sna osS, oSs ahqSs, pns de-
s,hlos@ posics t6nt /. prvilese aLd pccumfity.
'' .sh " ireland ia RS.s,s pS..s"''" "nS an rcsn- sn-
as1s ss%s''1; sns ten year, @ N siberia; In Rome
IT'S rsvc,ai,on Here {. birthrght. u give, every
mR nrbI,ery In the stato an interest In every law
" pubic act an initiation 70 the laxes relations and
nSs e%ss the Ips,s psSs se U o oTe evsTy eisi
scn o. draw him out OF pctty pIlv@s ne,ss's & when
isnS -, thnvsht add The broadest reach OF sympathy
Our oyernmcnt assumes that tho cltlens are not ch
r,t1.a mo one would suspect the existence OF
gr,ornmont out for the town meetng .d the tax gath
Inv ., Ne an American ia to he srocian, and the
who Is ntsre,od ro n the roll Of freemen and
BECOME an grant Poiitics - tho capsheai OF
eur eur Nn sr man Who recreant to duties
lecch sucking the fe blood from system to which he
* dIsrrace aud botch. The more such men there are
the wotse society The men who see great city with
the % S; ,ear OF s STGqs Sosa S from ner ys
fosi. and escape from their fangs and yet say Don't
svasn deserve cxecraon Our great political duty
~ he politicians, Intelligent honest pattoue voters
sasn this woed he the ceanest saost and best gov
city on the continent M DoR n Se m areaSy ,e yss
onnd your neoks II is by your consent, and only by
Four determined and combined efforts can 1t be broken
This Is the pyot on which Tuesday election turns. II
does not matter straw whether this man or the other Ia
Mayor or Governor far the person goes but
II is OF moment which OF principles prevail; whether
! the elections are pure tampeTed with; whether the
people govern themselves through their chosen repre-
senatiyes band Of desperate denasogaes perpetu-
their power by fraud end bribery; whether this me
tropolis OF civilization blotch
upon it, This what viii be writ underneath the words
ON every ballot. Let every man, who is not Nothing,
come, the old SaXen battle cry. Let eveIy man
who II not Nothing to the polls on the election
day and see that his ballot drops into the urn OF
Justice for the redemption OF the city and
| the
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
Altman Bros. & Co.,
srvru.,yE AND TWENTY FIRST sr.


Be- friends and the general public that they b've no"
opened for the Pail and Holiday Season, and orr
2o r.crs Rich Black sATTNS 81 80 and 81 IS; worth e. AMI 81 80
so pieoe. Coored sATINs "a and s2 worth 81 and e. IS
2o pieces splendid srnye selhug se0here at
200 pic e. nne.t vELOURS q 39 worth s.; elegant
Ponson's Real Lyons Cloak yRLvETs q inches $40
peoeo VELVET the mke S9 real Lyons sS< fall cloak
width
70 caves vELvBTBBNs containing eseh % ,sd s bar
gains from late auction.
vyETEENS containing % boIe' each = - sEd ~ 'o
really cheap at ~ per yari
Popin ri AIDS reluoed this veet TO J,c.
10 cars BeaSdful Black ALPACAS, jgst 10. 27c.
0nasru Zeal Point Applique Tides 75, fl and sl 21
really wos!h Sl, 81 ~, and %
Posn lad Suts Organdie Proasaaie
Dresses, MorEing WEappers, Se., at very low prcss
Wedding rrousaur Ball Costumes s furnished oonpiets on mort
priI line o, our Rsgular al KID GLOVES jo,,in.
900 dozen all color KID GLOVES worth So So warranted
pare Md equal "a a Ia the market; vii nStnp
LADIES ani CIlILDRBNs USDERcLoTUrNG
in Mnslu Lseu Csnhrc Flannel Corsets, Painters skirts
GBSTs PERFBCr.FIrTTSG SHIRTS
mad. 10 order Entire satisfaction guarsste-.
Gents Ties Scarf Snspealers Collars Socks Goye., Ie &c,
at usual popular prices
Hepsebed HASDE BRCHIBFS fSc EXTRA gosl quality
IuIins Genuine PBiPUAEEY Sj bottle wauinte g-iuine
I.pbin's Genuine POWDERS, BE per quarter Dound.
50.
5c isa China CARD sALYBRs 81 retailing es.Sre for -
IaIiaf HAT ORNAMENTS in thc latest styles
Gilt All Jet JEWkLRl in po,t ssLeiy, at hargains
ALTMAN BROS L Co..
J3l and 3J1 Sirth-ave
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07

young lady in Camden, and on Friday d ma he left her
house in anger and went TO ahotel wher' III
aud then shot himself. .- ,,,uer WIN was
r.y,onorowx-Tbe funeral Of Henry i Ml'.' Tse tS,g
sy his WIFE took satSS wSS @
cner has discharged tho son e scyed s thai he MAS
cured the poison l"f n e cf her designs ana hs'ms s""
dehar
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
L1TEST SHIP NENN.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED.
Steamship Allemsnns Bsrrehds Hamburg 0ct 70 mdS. s11 p-
Steamship Abnar BlaeAwood Richmond C Point aI Norfolk.
steamship South Caroin. ADKINS mdse. and ps,.
ste'm.p san Francisco HugsRs Bsrmnda mise 'nd n.':
sem,s ,S2 ys@t. R1at.. Fs%sG SeDa E's.9 s 3 5,;, .
Bsk pafu Bauvelt NeNppr Eng 80 days railroad Ior
sals PSS%a. Pope Lamb Monro W. CA palm oil and
Ban s. < Clements Kelly Antwerp Sept Is ude IL 'horsi!n
: pee Ps LIB S.% ssP.% ss s.1 dag is g. Ss s coal
siis shs v @% r';I yrs,i@,S sSi ,
seS ss y Sess Carl csh'T Peer sfsi saiSs y ds. rt
seh Webster smith Jacksonville l6 da1.. lumber
scHooSsSs-zivEH AND cosTTisE. ,
5.n 5ss' wes Ps" fi5a f,s9'' Is sn5 ksS S nn
R P King, SsT,LohdOn wg+ Armstrong: Bo,on.
JR:wsIISsSa fIoTiis.es En,Sa, SSs Haven;
John Calls Boston. PRANK Lewis, Bangor
Clara saver SewiIs,en Raciel seaman Boston
r. n Wilson ProyiIene.. 4. Row and. Pfo,Iieace.
NJ J. Mesde Taunton j. h Marshall. Boston.
Mantle Taunton. Jastin, Belfast
X s'isE.S BccmiS IS's1 stamford Mary B. Leach Bosioa
J. N. Freeman Providence Emily Stamford
NJ p King Hartford EIpelte, New-IIaven.
Di~iem; ProFdeaoe GLief Sorssh
D Webster, New.LondoD. Jos T. Pos, Ne@-liayen
Silver spray, Providence Kate Mar, PawtucieL
spray Ret.ifa5eb. ". Kennedy, SeW-HA'en.
Josephine Bridgeport Telas Norwich
J. Cunningham, Providence. lIsn.et Lewis, Newport
Adelph Newport Clara Post, P.tehrster
M Al Irainerl ID. Nelson NANTUCKET
Mauna Nes Haven. Nellie Can, EeS-llayen
W. Camp, Bridgeport. Jas. Wright Boston.
A. b. CraItree Fs.nklu Sarah A. Read, Portland II
Cbas Cooper, Providence. Forest Clty, salem.
LAmarrine. Calais Mediator. Fall RIVER
Ids Il, ston. 4. SkTaRton, New Hsyen..
Fashion Bnlge1of. Poter Hooper Pro'1irncs
LOife Boston J. L. Newton, Gantuef Me.
X T. Newton Garinsr Ne Ethan Alien, Gardiner. Ne
Edward Resi. Drestch Ocean Ns'e, BansoL
Maria Jane. Norwich Capital, Bangor
A Phsro Providence b. Wo1tel ffoydrher
AGele felea Providence Hra h1n Pfogtieuce
Cynlhia Jane Provien.e John u. Gii1en, Gloucesler
WIND-Suuset, light ~ T. clear.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosros. Nov 6-AurtJ. steamship Trpoh from Iverpoo biss
Ida from MOrssa Nathaniel from PhAdepha Tsnse
from HOhoken; sc.r. Ann L. Glover, from Charleston
CHARLESTON. s. C., Nov 6-Afrye steamship Georgia, from
NewYork bark Rn Parker from Cenfuego Sailed bars Tye
and Maria. for Liverpool
s.vAsSsH, Ga, Nov 6Clarcd steamship MONTGOMERY Tor New
York Sailed steamship Mas nJa, SesiOrk Auye, siMihip
Cen Barnes how Sew.lofA.
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUEENSTOWN 6-The steamship Manhattan, from NesiOri
has snrYel
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07

do not sh 10 Inform yea, reader, that DE- "oOen"
man has discovered remedy that cures Con'aHPhon' ~
,, half r.umoi-iu .ho .n eli h-ea'ss -Ss'h'
or estate make meu live sni leave "s''" 20 "a.
. and os,gu.i to mai. speee s,e,,s
., ohcb Heaven .ha he bat eide shor 10, So,
shat hind II hassasgrry But Shen ien !ee ~ ls
L p.,,sy c,l nSi i.ft tie vcrs esses OF - s.e r.
onl, ,s.r that nhich thousands iess' t a, a..
ward for . cs that cannot care APaR Pn.e.st"ss 80
SOLD ny MOST DRU GGlsrs IN ALL PARTs of 30, ..a.
oar packages dollars Beware Of s..s.tes
isions See that private -Nap ~he1 tbai pr's'
ssmp ssuel by ihe unted stste Go,eninsn' a. 80,
M, nedrus. has M, portrait asd sddres 'ao 80 usls
Ct tdtea,e Of Gepuiueses srs'et upoa w. saa sul,s
post be sviudIr by and others "a rSl
Dr. sss, an the onls hsns tssi hn os ato a.
10 nsnufsctur. the senulne Dr. ssges ,ssne NJ n
10 ssu this mod,cine T. r.sns'st Esfss, ~
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
HOME NEWS.
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

CIatcndOn H0ItI-I1dau' d1' fFFiffh.ave. Uotcl-Col.
%Srd u $ A. and Bqsh3e T5 v NSs6y OF
n Dents Hotel-D. r. LooAT " GOV Hawlcy OF Conn.
Ncho.s Hcte-Gen fr1eAfp"V%f = G" "f netrS and
non NJ. r5son Of Osweg0. " AihViutiv v siV''t
~ & y,IoI Tars sh charge dA1arsS ~
M I,a.,'d, oId Mr. Pulgar OF the spanish lFAHliou
MI - u 'tIonse--t commander J.. 7. IW, u : Navy,
- "a win sdatns the tragodiSn
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07

V,O GAS CONSUMERS and the Trade.-Gas-
Light mpO,di Eeoaomy The % %o.'0 IF "s sA%d i % Ga a.
FLAME EXPASDRR spilled 20 gasburnet ponue. oi
60 cent hgst lnNant ,,. g ,h 70 y
per DORA illustrated directions with them les, .ihhaor nosf
oao4 sample EIpan5er Buner sent rhefr ID he o. m
prepaid for c,hts Lber. Inducements TO Asene od m uAds
S.d or Agents Ia,rA,sd Culr stating proposa mHe o.
es Lrease gfsnd for control Of TERRITORY fShhh s'hooA
so M.nsf,riuItr ,si Propretou so BIoAdsp Ne" sor
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
PASSENGFRS ARRIVED.

FROM sivASYAH-ln steamship Herman Livingston. Nov 6-H
ard wife, Mss Grant Wm Lauster H. r. PAYNE, r
Ryder W. g. LsngdD r w Monroe jas Horton Pan Jacobson
SEWN Gsrdcb Cha Wilson, Gus Peterson
6 Alison, T. Johnston.
FROM BHRMUDA-In steamship San Francisco. EeV Capt a.
A. Smythe Capt Fsrub4r Lieut. r. k4nonds Nv l.
Tho. OAies. il. Geo. Brown.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
MODEL POLICEMEN.

TO the Edttor OF The tribune.
SIR: While walking in Lexington-ave, be
tween Thrtyeighth and Thirtynlnhsts this afternoon
saw two policemen, arm I'm arm, shouting and singing
in a beastly state Of ntOxicatiOn What neNtt
Neo- York, Nov. q, 1870. CiIiLL6
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07

The Fair of the Brooklyn German Ladies'
Aid Association IA TO be opened at the Atben9un on
Wedne sday evening. 3r. BarthOl0mess viii deliver the
opening address, and the musc during the Fair viii be
furnished by the Brooklyn saengerbund, and the eder
kTantz aud AriOn Societies
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
lAsnouncensph.l

How can any one consent tn wear any otber
TRuss delighted thousands relieved and cured OF theI
inGrniy RECESS HARD RuBBKR NuLIPEpAL TRUs, after
bsrns APPLIANCE No BaTcyst Bot l1
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07

II. n. SoCiRE's. 81 FultoR-st., New-York. Is
reliable WArcBRs DIAMONDS chOoe JES
ELRY sndn Diamonds a sD,cialu
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07

All kinds of Twine, Cordage, and Paper
Net cash prices WILLARD HAhvEi, O BI9adHAy, ses-foh
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07

THE GOTHIC FURNACE, for Heating lonses
EsosonIeAl-Sres froa osa sssS ~ es>Ss
AI1l. u DksLBi. s1 shlksvs Pp<ts rcosesA
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07

HEAT YOUR HOUSE! Save your Fuel y
Sssd for Circulars Can ssd sI.mhs spW AnpS Ao
RANGE AND PURNACB iSt BfosdssJ hhL > horhra
New-York tribune., 1870-11-07

" rsng CstArIh Consumption, DJ,pess 'en.tgsnon rue, p
ofths ver Biooi nnsry Oans dsoo,ed the 'sbs
H.. s majority Them by az. eoah os, be cured sisf
eung them seminal Wetse lnb,Aton sA"'n Iron TOME.
si1an bypophsphtes Ineury eopahs cnbs nueha
had proved ~otss than useless rsasnn !"
st s0 BreAduAy, ksw lork from u la o i<lh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-05-28
XsnI &ststs.
ExECUT0Rs SALE.

ExECUTORg SALE.
VIZ. STEVENSON. SON . CO.; D. p. FAIRcHLp'
Auctioneer. WILL SELL AT AUCTION,
on WEDNESDAY, June 1. 1870, at u NJ, At the 1T
change ssiesroom, Ill Broadway BY order OF the hx
ecutors OF Isaac Dyckman. deceased, nearly
ONE HUNDRED ACRES
IN UPWARDS OF 100 LOTS ON BROADWAY.
HARLEM RIVER, NINTH and TENTH AVS. TWO
HUNDRED AND SIXTH to TWO HUNDRED AND
ELEVENTH Sis. Inclusive. and other contiguous
'"es'' anu TIE ffieI pssYcCkaSS HOMESTEAD:
This splendid property 10 admirably located and
sdaptsd 10 Immediate Improvement. The streets and
avenues through q have been pernaneni,yp
There Ia no better place 10 MAKE investments, 4, -
The rand growth OF the city makes " doubtful $50
naeni6cent chance will ever ngan be offered TO buy
err, FOR permsncnt or speculative investments. -
Sale POSITIVE title ndisputable, slNy per cent on
bond ana MORTGAGE Examine the properly. DO not
lose te chance aud repent too late fOr Mar. ana ue
scfptiye Pamphlets with terms OF sale and directions
TO reach property apply 70 ne ~ me
st.. or to LOCKWOOD n CfOobt' Oouhsei ior "o
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NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN that an election
~ will he held at the office Of the New York Brl iye
Company. corner OF Fulton and Front sta Ia tie city
OF Bfooklyn on Monday. the On day q June nrIt At
''"pAA' ~ 1"' 'e1 HESRY {, MURPHY. rresL
JOHN P, ATKINSON. sco'y,
Dated May j. BlQ
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SUPREME COURT-Chy and County OF New
- IOIk-Mt liam watson, surviving trustee. p ain
ill., against the New York Guano Company, defendant;
In pursuance Of AJudgment Of the sunleme Court OF
the state OF New YORK, made the 2tth day OF May
1870, james II. Coleman the Referee therein named
will expose for sale at public auction. on the 6th day Of
July $50. At Y O'Clock noon at the ESchanyc sales
room No. III Broaaway, in the city OF New YORK, ~
oberts Mcclure. auctoneers, the lands and prcml-
es described in said judgment order that Is q saYt
Two certain RuAno II lands IN the Car bbean Sea- kHONt
a. the swan Islands, together with and Sin uar M
Nharyes houses hotel buildings machinery, boats ten
ements and nerediamcnts and all the privileges and
thereto appernn ne and the reyerslon
aud reyersions. remainder ana rcmainders rents, IN
sues and profits thereof And also, al the estate,
right, te interest, property, possession, aim, ana
demand whatsoever, well In law quy, OF the
said CompAny In aud to the same and every part and
parcel thereof, with the appurlcnance.. $500. =.
JAMES n COLEMAN Referee.
HAWKINS a CoTnRES, Plaintirs Attorneys.
VNPUHsUANgE Of an order OF the surrogate Of
i the County Of New York, notice IS HEREBY gwen 70
all persons having claims against Henry e. Lyon, iN
CITY of New YORK. deceased to present the same
with vouchers thereof to tho euOc, bers At the once
Luther ;, LAWRENCE ksq., iG, Nassau st. N ne cy
OF New YORK, or before the hrs day OF August neIS
Date New Ynri, the iwentS,second DAY vi January
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