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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-10-20
Comics of the Republican.

Copies of the HOLMES COUNTY REPUBLICAN,
can be had at the News Depot in wrappers, for
five cents number
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-10-20

A severe tornado passed over the
south side of Milwaukee on Satur-
day.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1S-Flour dull but unchanged
shipping grades scarce and steady. Wheat,
the demand fair and the market firm; old No.
cago, new, 81 33dI "a; winter red and amber
western $1.3I Rye dull but unchanged.
Oats quiet and unchanged. Corn dull and
prices are nominal; mixed Sc. Petroleum, the
demand is good at full prices. Pork, dull and
prices unchanged. Beef dropping. Bulkmeats
dull. Bacon dull, and prices are nominal.
Lard dull but unchanged; good at 1875
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1870-10-20
MAR RACES.

MARRIED-On Wednesday, October 18th
1870, by Rev. G. \. Hughes, Mr.. STEPHEN
HALEY, of Middletown, o., and Miss MELIS-
SA J. WARD, of Benton, Ohio.
On the 18th inst, by Rev. Milton ". Brown,
Mr.. WILLIAM c. MCCAUGHEY and Miss
LULIE FINNEY, all of Holmes County.
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CLEVELAND. MONEY MARKET.

TUESDAY, Oct. is.
The following are the closing rates of Specie
and Government Securities in this market:
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.n,.rrpS ARRITED

-, .tesmship France, Aug NJ w. ana mIs
PROM llNhHvV9L .n~e Mr. and NJ r. Gre and daughter M
W Hicks Mr. and "a ey on and daughter Mrs and Miss Walsh
SPa S si III, kes F sooa Mss socfa Mr.. A.
N~,ler Mrs Kclle~ an n , Mis M a. Bske Nil. H.
dis Beckett Nil LI BeI Miss BIZ, Bell Miss E Ham
Se'4 Mis- s. Nf nSn.h NchSlso9 Rev MI NJ Ma Mar.
:. nj Rice Nj WsiraeT n tS Poole Th"S Poole Rev nv
sh nSI r Er1 SGi stTson M wssbery oIa IL
Bseige Rev. 4 II y Crohv El Petit VIM Davidge Dr. Spencer,
ron Mt HVrph HsTer j. O. Woods J. Owen and two sons
M Rens W , an Wild Mrs Collins Mr. and Mr. shaaahan
Mn @ 2s Rr NJ ~ wsicrcuse : I Potter Mr. Cara
S.1 Mn Hend5e1. Mr. Young and Sroihs L j.
YcIng Nh @ Mis-. Fowler Miss BOchcm Bcchen Mr Pow
s m W. W., A rs children and muse Miss Pel MI end Mrs
G Sr f n aa 90. two nT Tse,j M,s TSo4O on
Nail l. sierra l. Luight Sir Outnhelm j. G. Richmond L. BsT
Sao M a1d Mr. C. n Searems AMI SON W. H. Gale Mr. Moon
M Hopper Mr. VIVA $ Holman, Mrs Mitchell MI Reeve Mis-
SiI te grey Prof Iacset; vandye Miss Hscke Mr. and
Mss Jtlsa Mis-. johnson ana Mn Hamer, NJ and M5s G.
Dexter p. T. stevens T. stone Miss stone Miss r. ihGhoocN
s sn AeIssST Mr. Davis Mrs. Alexander MI and Sirs Hne
sA , o to chdrep B Hemt W " Kendall Nina Cabtree
daughter Nj Biyta Barnett NJ Mahon G. Hushe T. J9nson
house Marcus Z Ksehke Hmaun HuC NJ Dor Nr 69od.
Mr. s Peniy Mr. aId Mr. Haynes W Wood Mr. and Mr. Iiu
conh and clh H. King Mr. Abbott Geo H. Jones s'esas MT
Mr. H. D. Moore Ms Mccue four e5lren NJ ssi Mrs J. H.
Tobentr W b. Wool Claries b Nco Mr. and Mr. Ssg
man and Eve chren b. Selgmsn NJ ana Nh
daughters Mr. and Mrs. H1lbl MT ana MIS- VI A jar
fer Morgan Miss Maranntr. Mr. Sanford W Morgan M ah
sjdon Mr. Rotocanach Mr. Feh + SCI onSg eTg
No McDermOtt Mt GnWe0W T. H. W arr
spencer Johnsone, G. Winter, Tnrnr d. Rassm and
j. A. Ward. ~
FROM VERA CRUZ &c-ln steamship City Of Mexico Aug 30
yaslse, B'Or Monen' Cassry II HeCulocs q Oliver
and sister. M George and child j. X Baldwin
BALDWIN. c. Ritter - -
FROM CHARLRSrON-In steamship Champion Aug. 29-H r.
ferguson King Schultz 4 Dillon Mis- Iabeis smith Miss
Mar, Pun w. Turtle, and children, Mis- B. scaT Mss Parsons
Mrs Tvoey Mrs BrolnaS J. p Verg A. H. Davidson Wade
Hampton X Bloomfield r. GGaher John smith r. Surreo Mrs
Pos Dr. G Patterson child and servant o. Ohoa VIM Ferns W.
Iaglss Conner, w. Rowland W : Coates Brown, T. Eden
Mn A. Nanheim D. g. white A. A. Esra J. L. shea +. Police
Ms n X Lane Miss Pauline Rhe W. T. Woodruff 81 Jahen
Re~r G. NELL b. Robertson Mrs. i. r Smith hr Cares
A. ngsh hra Tracy and servant Ms g. = Holmes two
f ana maid Ms J. D. Aiken and chllrCr Miss Martin Miss
Means Col Tacy Major j. J. Van Horn, and Others.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YORK.............-..

PORT OF NEW-IORk. ......'s'Aug W.
CLEARED.
s,eapabps-Coorado Williams Lveoo Scotia Judkins Liver
Ie C Of Ln'rSk PIPs eSESo Es Pb GS
aovrT Pulls Philadelphia Virgo Bulkley, savnnah James Adger
EeSois Pbiadepbs Walker sheThn Philadelphia Neptune
Bars TemIsI Bartlett, Bsccona Golden West KenneSley
Sgg,A B. Belrontane Por Caledonia; Kirby, Barnard
Philadelphia Tso Ho Chsh'm Galveston -, u Glib r,o,
Eorfoi Am susan Henderson NOb KITE Cool Hag Jack
so.ye Minnie Hudson, ChaOni Tbo> j. Owen Seneek New
u sooI-odd Fellow Dyer, Nev.H'ven.
ARRIVED.
Sesm,p Cook Liverpool Aug 20 and Queenstown Aug H.
se.sh France Goga Liverpool Aug H. and Queenstown Ang 49,
5ies@si Sy Of Mexico Zimmerman, Cruz Aug Is, ssa 2
steamship Champon lockwood Charleston rndse. and pa9s
IIsrs &. Norwood Harspess, Baltimore 3 days, coal
Brs Eatss Allen c LGeqoP e yu nsr dsys nd
s. t en- s 1 sr sao Gabsrcn ii day. sugar
Brg Aayela, Mcclellan Ceniaegos rs days sugar - L. ,,
Big w. VI VIZ A noT Cow Bsy YET b. vs. c.
sI IT, Ig pR. 1T rit o Sat BSsso
scaoOSgRs-EvsR AND coAsrvlsg
Ho9s ssoi yt f 4assl y yi[gns
I" B. Cie1cats virginia. Hannah, VIRGINIA nhe.
" Fl f S Rsa1 T yiI.nia. Sarah Jane Virgins,
webb y yo & T. T. Mss PSG Ess5 SiS5
SIS Ba. lngbsm, EIsa5e'bport Globe, Binbshport
ST ch,rre Lia!etpot 1Se Ie FRs1seo4
" s MONT E'labe,hpor- Emernn, Ehl1Se,hpcrt
EseyP P. b,' yr5gs EdssTd EoDdcat
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bos1oN Aug 3-Arnyed ship d. W Chapman from LNerPoeli
b, warren iset Praya; CIos from Bermuda bngs
Pe krb ia Lisbon; J. Srout iron Belize Crocns nom
FIlststlOt j. A. Chin from Nc GrAn1e SSiieu steamships
fTy Cor ami Calalria, both for New-lOr $780,. -,
Fot,FFs, Monroe Va Aug. JO-Psssod IN Tor BALTIMORE ORG
Matilda. for Rio JaleirO
FOREIGN PORTS.
QRgSsrowv Aug 3JThe steamship Palmyra from Newlok ioi
Liverpool. arrived aud proceeded. -,
0SBoN Aug The steamship City Of Brussels from New York for
Liverpool. srfyei Queenstown Yesterday ateTnoOn-
DISASTERS.
SAN Aur 29re Charlotte went ashore 10 The
Her consisting Of genaTsi mer
haudise g-d. The vessel viii PROBABLY he save m
LNpN Iug Ihe ship Cambria for Liverpool was seen Aug ~
Ion Il lat. 10 Watef-lOgged
Toesae PsdsIg for Boston was spoken JUNE . ID ~
D. :, lOn. - with rubber sDd iOrcmsst spfdng
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Eo o#ay gye1 that the second class iron can ana nln 9uos
Cb and Rnf Pc respectively the first and stth or si OF h
buoys and the ends OF the shoals eione
GEORGES Rarge Point Heron Island ana LOVER e.
Point The Potomac River have been removed ana spar Dus su
b. p-irtsi. substituted IN place thereof ,.,- -. -.
Bristol tEng) Channel The American shipping hee!
Feh placed over the wreck but L at much care
vii be- nseesssr n approaching the city.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW York. Tuesday. Aug. 20, 1870.

NEW YORK, Tuesday, Aug. 70, lhU
The Mcssrs Mellick, -, Il Bro. had sale
OF property at Cherry Ill., H. ensack, New-Jersey' To
day. The train which left the depot soon after ii
o'clock well filed with men and few women
anxious 20 inspect the property and to buy On arriving
at the ground liberal lunch was served and freely par
taken of, after which the auctioneer commenced the sle
which proved 70 be a yery snccessful one.
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nrrrr OF noREIGN Nails.
WEDNESDAY, Ace. 81

1,,ce via opeensiOvp and bVerC. let ses1 y my
Malk nr ~ No % ~ T.. close AT the ivstome q. "a ~
colorado from S. Tor paid letters only made up q" fer NO ~
r. and closes and Nevzealand will he sent nom Ssh
Mails fOr iS @ each month an Nal matte mus S n,s
uer 10 cents PER VIA san Francisco ana nal IN Nc" ON
shout LIST to "a Of esoh TUIiRsDAY. SEPT. I'D,
o.c.,soVn ani Liverpool per steamship
Mails Burpe VIZ w C.v close the Post ohce At = m
Bsisv, Cuntd H r paid only made up on DOCK Jersey
1S and close al ' "a ic West ladies' rer steamship CoumoS
Mails Tor ta'asa s n M Steamship sails at O'Clock p H.
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Brooklnn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-The 3-stOry, high-stOOp HOUSE,
No 278 President opposite Carroll Pars Boolln hssgug
location desirable in all respects Price $500 T. H. kELboGd
No Broadway Y.
WANTED to PURCHASE, in good lOca-
w modern HOUSE with all Improvements must he
convenient ferries 5OOa Address stat
full particulars price and location T. r., Boz no. Tribune
Office.
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60 n)bom II man Gonreru
ApJuTAsr. GEsERAps OyvIcE wasHrxGros Aug "a Il
HApEAIN GEQRGE w ERAuAM nth L

ADJuTAsrGEsKRAIs 0yYcE, W.sHINGroS, Aug a. 1870
CAPTAIN GEORGE W. GRAHAM, 10th U. y.
~ Cavalry. tried by general court martial which cynyend al
For avenwrh Kansas April g. 1870 pursuant TO Special One No
2J hqnir!sr ~ the Missouri St. Louis Mo- Dee ~
1852, and found guilty OF the following charges
touinet nnbeooming officer and gentleman WrngfnY and
knowingly selling dposng Of Government property S and Con
duct TO the prejudice good order and military discipline
The Court sentenced him captain George W Graham To be
e and dismissed the service 20 he confined In uch pn'nar ~
% reviewing authority direct for TO be keed i've buad
nols and In den Of Of The fine he similarly nlne Tor
ue lheT penod 0fone yesr, much thereof - e 20
compel payment Of the Hne and that the c lame anu pa ~
punishment published Tie
about oT ofhe State whence he where ne
usually resides after which shall be deemed sanaous for ocr TO
associate with him."
The ef the General Court Martial In the foregoing
having been wsrld to the Secretary Of War for de action tie Pres
oen the findings and have
endaon OF the General OF the Army much the relates
imprisonment IN The pentena has been RENTED and orders
Tor the execution of the sentence a. mitgaied
Captain George w Graham
an officer In the United States Army. BY order,
E p. TOWNSEND. Aiutant General
NOTICE of ASSIGNMENT.-NO is hereby
that the Paterson Sesm Fire Engine
Of the CITY Of Paeon have this day made
uner OF their estate for the equal benet Of their creditors
said creditors mus, exhibit their respective claims under
ton, within the Of three months BOBBRT HAYES
Dated. August 49, 1870
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Ns"S ~ vessels arriving az TINS leI. Si -,
sSys5 P gss he a,scyf Ct SoSm ~ e: %
Agcat News IicAss's a5 Post Ccu1rat a. erf Ssa,s
Vol "a M, Yorsc DpOSra should as' '' V"'
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4" VALUABLE LOTS % minutes from
Ciy Hall IN New Jersey, 10 EXCHANGE for SEW IhG-MA-
CHIMES or MUSICAL INSTRJ MESrS
WANTED TO EXCHANGE WESTERN
w LANDS for nice HORSE TOP WAGON HARNESS, &c, or
other property Address ADAMS, Tribune Ofce.
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Gin propertp 10 fet.

I OVER PART of a HOUSE to KENT No.
i i 2ls West Fhy tbrdst. references exchanged
YI,O LET-A snug STORE, with handsome
counter and shos Windows half block from T. Se"ars oPpo
.ile Bible House III East Ninthst
IT, .)00 FOR term OF years-One OF the
S S(UD finest HOUSES Harlem. One hundred andweny.
s Rghthaye with Of ground stable and garlen nut
trees &c. Apply to TIloS KLPAfkiCk i% bas' Shnethst
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Ciin Real Gsiate for Sale.


DOR SALE-A FURNISHED, 4-stOry, high
stoop bownone HOUSE in Twenty-sevenht, Broadway
house in perfect order and desirable for particulars apply to
HOMER MORGAN. Pinest. Ui9lJ
IF YOU WISH to Purchase, Sell Rent, or Ex-
change Real Bae city country, call cnJ C. FREEMAN 22
Broalway.
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Eona ]slano Real Gstate for 6ale.

EOR SALE or EXCIIANGE-FO good city
property g5acre other o1tbuiliny ioa
81 miles from cty, Long Island Price 5000 NJ
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Anttion Sales of Real estate.
A UCTION SALE Of the CAMDEN ROIII

a LUTON SALE of the CAMDEN ROLLING
nLl .DhPAEfs PROPERTY-By order Court be
1871 LOT SALE the FlST DAY OF SEPTEMBER 1870 at
PP V ,n premises IN the City Of Camden oi Jersey
ch,np a. II BUILDINGS and MACHINERY belonging
iioase. sna hh0LSGMlLL COMPANY also Brick Dwelling
boi also. Eaan Lots This valuable
80. at Is to h. found In the country the Della
Lon nors great advantages for the manufacture Of Railroad
par ioh aAd Nails Gas and Water well worth the
No. OF capitalists wishing to the business Amy norma-
70 u property be- obtained by calling q, the Office
den N. J. ~ ~ ~ s'''' Jam
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mesirbester Countp Real estate for Sale

CHEAP 2-story COTTAGE, rooms and at
~ lots Morrnia depot, 80 500 terms In
quire Of \ ANGEL. Printer. 40 Pourth-ave.
$65 o ..,si s a4a o9TSGltPlS$s
Neg.Isel Railroad Inquire at J5 Broadway
Rooms and 3.
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printing.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.-
w LITH0GRAPHIC, STEAM JOB PRINTERS AMI LABEL
MANUFACTURERS.
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Rodr6 ano Rooms.

A SMALL FAMILY, without children, will
u FT fur choice ROOMS with 6rsellss B0ARDi oay parties
Him 70 nav for 6r.teass accommodations need apply
VIKING !" pay ' ~ 81 West Twenty.arst-st
BOARD WANTED-FOr Gentleman, Wife,
II side preferrel accOnmola
g. be there IN be boarers desrsbe the best rel
s. cive Address w b. W., Box III Tribune VI
ice n. Y
NXyANTED-By gentleman and wife q par
w or and bedroom With BOARD between Fourteenth and twenty
shs which t W month VIII Dc paul 'e'eienceS A
r. n N Boz l08 Tribune Once.
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GUNNER Retreats.

DREAD LOAF INN-Ripton, Vermont, rapidly
becoming th, celebrated summer resort Of the counr
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse st.
oe.apyine square from SpnDgtedst Boston
r.. ROGERS. Proprietor
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ruEsDAYs wEArHER REroRT-9 \.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
5:25 sun 6:34 Moon 1886
Sadly Cows Island 1l:50 Hen Gate 1888
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Gouses ano Farms Uanteo.

WANTED TO RENT-A HOUSE well located
above with all the modern Improvements or ont
BROOKLYN half hours wall from Ferry vi" @ occue' mhe
Ii.teIy and rented for l o. next May Address
HENDERSON, Boz lOl, Tribune Ofce.
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Steamboats, ano Railroads.

1 u
people, LINE STEAMBOATS,
SorS i ,s DREW AZ. ST joS continue 70 leave TER pier
ssSfs VIZ W., vi G . p e; ~ x
and NO. o eo on Tssn gsPSss oSse o. Bso-.s
ING with sunday 0 70 &oal i s we os l line - -
~ of ls"e. " nn,aas the charge Il ne los.
SAfETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT
s t.! soii s&ss. ss. s%P% y llsE ,y' ,.,,..
EIITTY, OF T sos s1S ssd ''a'b NJ
VI " 'S GTI ~ SEw.YoRK.
VII ,7; so EsTrSi s, san = 81 s ss&s2spS "
rLouion and SoscG tssrs soaa H.. vii, y,,,
for asa ' Bo.,SS ' .; s9 Ss t F
,a r4s , tickets AL rates for freight sp{ s 3ts Pro
New York. Oct 49, 1893 '"'A''' As'a'
HARTFORD DIRECT-State OF Ney-York
ss c Of h, s5s fcse daily - 2, asr:
Bra..sborO', \. H., Psrs lss el IS d e.~ 81
NEWARK and NEW-YORK BOAT-Steamer
. .ye. loot osDts'. Newark, us m and io sopp
FOR NORWALK and DANBURY.- Railroad
NH wik .S sIs. Per No. g r. 10. q ssts .er.oos
f s :.D 2 o., .I5 q %, DiAS' ''i ss1n''.
FOR STAMFORD and GREENWICH-The
River daily q, }, and TbirT ..,sa.a. st q. sis ..
'0R BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housa-
re,SO "a every night 'ssuds. .scsDts '' ''''
RAILSTTIIAMi0IREE AND OHIO RAILROAD CO.
RI fSs $iI vi; % %
dispatch P.ssease .h New Js., @ and A. ross. oa
foot c. I'D r.s,a TSss s "1i Est sI T
tbs opportunity TICKETS 'ooD ssT pEn SihG
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY.
~ PASSENGER and Freight Depot Ne, YOri foot q Laerg
With the Delaware L.ssaw,una and Western ero.; p.5g
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SUPREME COURT.-DANIEL $. VAIL as
- Executor the s VIII and Testament Of JOSEPH W. VAIL de-
eased against IRA YRAMAss junior LUCY iEAMANs his wife and
SUPREME CoURT-RLZABBrH D. VAIL against IRA YBAMANs,
junior LUCY YBAMAEs his wife and THEODORE sH0TWBLL as
Assignee Of IRA YBAMANS, junior
In pursuance Of judgment entered each Of the
bo'e entitled actions and dated the 18th 81 August 1870 James H.
coleman e Referee named each said Judgments will SELL
ough ROBERTS MCGUIRE Aucuonees at the EIchange sab
room No. Ill Broadwa the City Of New York FRIDAY, Sept ~
1911 at u O'Clock noon all lots pieces
cells Of land situate lying and being the First Ward Of the City on
New ior extending from the westerly side OF Greenwich TO TIE
C htyiou Greensch and ISL hfyfye Wssingtonee and
which lots bounded follows: Beginning point the westerly
SIDE OF street distant hundred aud thirty feet three inches
norhe from the nohery side OF Morris street aud running thence
nohvesteT hundred and sryur feet 6 feet ten O inches
TO the ear side Of thence norber along the east
e line Of az 0) inches thence
outh-eastery hundred and N inches 10 the
westerly line Of Greenwhse thence souhey along said westerly
line Of Genwiehsreet tsnteght l feet two ~ inches to the
the premises which said Ira ienans junior by
David Moses and Janette his wife and William Moses aud Susan
A. r. his wife by deed dated April b. 1870 and recorded in the Registers
once Of the t and County York Lbef J Of
And slo all tht other house and lot piece parcel
OF land the First Ward Of the said City Of New York on The
westerly SHE Of Greenwich street known Number HttSe lal
Greenwich street and bounded follows Rasey front by Green
wich wenght @ feet and three 3 inches Borhery by land
lake belonging to the heirs Of BrocGOst Livingston nnes
800 feet and ~ nch souhey for the by land formerly be
inch westerly the land formerly belonging stephen
Whitney the wey boundary line the souther side
Of the said lot hereby conveyed st point distant ninety 1897 feet
~ inches and half W Of inch wesgary from the westerly
side Of and running thence uorhwai in straight
line point ncrh ne Of the said lot distant ninety (6
feet and % inch weswsry from the westerly side Of Greenwich
Yenmans Junior by hs MARY L. OgieD, By deed dated Deem
Der Is 1854 recorded the Office Of the Register Of the City and County
oNeWYo in Ler sJl Of CONVEYANCE Page % pee,%s ~ III
Dated New. York Aug. ~. 1870
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J. p LrDDgS. Plaintiff. Attorney
A SSIGNFE's SALE or STEAM FIGURING

~ -
~ MILL IN THE CITY or NEW fOkk7By virtue Of certain
date August 1868 made by Ira feamsns junior
n his property the benefit Of his CREDITOR and by virtue OF TIE 1
ho colf.rle upon BY the made and al
shall Puhlc Auction the highest bidder at the Merchants
the City New York TUESDAY the 9th day
ocock that day all thoS three certain
westerly SIDE Of GreeHwchee and the east
commencing point distant unh
ri thirty inches nohe from the norhei SIDE Of
Morrre tn New York known Nos " and % GTen
wire and s. Washington street and which asen together are
rf and
being the premises part OF
David h. Moses
A. wife aud A. r. his
the Registers Office Of the
Cty 18th Of April 1853 In Liber
page the other Of which conveyed
L. Ogden by deed dated De-
oemher aud Of the Register Of the City and
December 80 1864 beT gJ Of Conyeyanoes
page to which said deeds reference hereby made Tor more par
descpoa with the buildings thereon consisting Of
fve,ory marble front brick Touring mill with ten
uf
The building substantial and massive character is far
machinery capable Of grinding seven
of the
feet. nd complete mills In the
positive.
THEODORE SHOTwELL, Assignee,
S0uth-street.
premises win be sold subject large mortgage, which can
the purchaser should 30 desire
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snpRIyys OFyicR, NRw CouRT.BousE,

SHHRIPYs OFyiCR HEw COURTBOusE, /
CRY COUNTY OF NEW YORK. August >. 1870 }
certify foregoing copy the original Of
this day from the Secretary Of State
JAMES 0BREN Sheriff Of the City and County Of New Yors.
Publishers newspapers advertisement unless
pecay authorized so See Chap $50 Laws Of 1860
f JAMES U BHIBN Sheriff
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ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.

II
IL SUMNER ARRAN EN- Mt
aud after MONDAY MAY l5 1870 Trains vii leave James Dup
follow.
600 a N. Grsenpor and Sag Harbor Nail Train
ntsrmeiate staosa
1900 Hampstead Way Train
$3.50 D m Greenport and sag Hsrbor Express
$3.50 ,. m Horapor Express
$50 m. Eorbpor Way Train a.
s:aO D. M For North Is and intermediate stations
All Trans branch Hampstead SUNDAY VANS 70, hoVs
Glen Valley. and Nor pot ess nfs
point :, q /. m ana g n m j. ID BARTON. SUIT.
EasH o.
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Real Gsiate 10 Gfrhanae.

The above premises win be sold subject to large morgag
remain il the purchaser should 80 desire.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-12-29

Philadelphia Trade Report.

THURSDAY, Dec 29.-Bark-In the absence OF
sales we quote No. l. Quercitron at s25 per ton.
seeds.-Cloverseed continues in demand, and we
notice sales at 114@l1%c. % lb Timothy is firm at
$3.50. Flaxseed may be quoted at s292IO.
The tone of the Flour market is decidedly stronger,
and there is more inquiry from the home con-
sumers, but shippers operate sparngly. About 900
barrels changed hands, including superfne at SAG
42b; extras at s4'50@612k Wisconsin and Mnne-
sofa extra family at t6@662H; Pennsylvania DO.
do. at &5'76@650 Indiana and Ohio do. do. at 1925
@721, the latter rate for fancy; Virginia dc. do
s7'25; and St Louis at 81 25@s. Rye Flour sells at
s5'12H@525. In Corn Meal nothing doing.
The market is poorly supplied with prime Wheat,
and for this description steady inquiry prevails at
full prices. Sales of 5000 bushels Indiana red at
S44@145; 400 bushels choice Ohio do. at s140; and
400 bushels choice Indiana amber at 81 80. Rye
sells at $4,000. for Western and Pennsylvania and
Soc for southern, Corn Ia steady and In fai7 re-.
quest. Sales OF 1000 bushels at 76977c for yellow
and 75c. for Western mixed. Oats are unchanged.
About $500 bushels sold at 55a56c for Pennsylvania
and Western and 53c. for Delaware. $4,000 bushels
Canada Barley sold on private terms.
Whisky is stronger. 10 barrels Pennsylvania
wood-bound sold at s@92c and so barrels iron bound
at 94c.