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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
TEIE RAILwAY.-WINTER ARRANGE

l. 'l.l h.Al IL -
IL MINT Tram. ed-c Dee II 1871 Prom CHaai' rs
a., be got ,Foi S.D'5 third 81; mote hl's.i
. 81 a H. tinr chicago v Erpress prwireR '"'e's
infAh Nisgara Falls sud SPng IOs,hei 10 ;ts L4.'
No for BuAA" ard Nsgss Fail, haSing ro
toaci o t-lsau sud e"-I'bs t"scH' t. ,iration
? Nsl: EipIe'. >erInsC"4eLr' to BuaA0 4nd H"f"'
-O,r No. ,!,sih rruna,i ara C'ics.o .hi Elgr sleeping
torb~e through to ChIasa Busa" Niagara Al" AH niece 10
Fer = j~r,, ea Co and 'lI:i5 90 50 aud 80
49, TO- Goshen and Mi,ovr .'c eoO oc .Il.54
For W"we. SO. iI;oi .1l ii:is. ~
Newbsryh. ten IN aud Ito" 8 90 90 md 30 = m
Iot Su'rn. 80 II y" il." al lbs 1" @ ''' 49, -"
e. ~ ';:u0 a. H. n. . o., IN
:Is a n $50 $50. "a" te.3D 90 'll:fo
~ 80 800 'iD lir II ~ II u u " '"
IT "a So Ga" -t:I. -;"o, s'I'. - '
T,,r-ll P.r p' ra.,'c e.is 80 ro'o ~ a.
a. 10 !: IL. ~ ~, tv 3.", NV 'U'' o' IL .La "
var Macdonald ami wsv 500 s:.sa n "a go ii3 e
~ T.. a 49,. j. W nd
For Hl.a AID "a, 'oo AID ID d" l!:e ''o 10 an ~
F.. s,rr aud Wa, 500 rs 'nd o'' t. i2' '.
C:paad = Fat ga pn' H;' ~''. .. 80, 80.
80 r,.s. gu" l.. - D' : 80 ~ 80 ." e. 500
& H.. J.. HU H.an'sh-
e. @ rri t.lst.u Ss,uria5' only I!:cn m TT -.
~. P,nurt ant y srS -o ~ 80, @ CO. i1S 80
ET.s, ".sp ,L.a,r, 81 o. even lour. Q, hoa,
r, .n,, nm "s-r than above go. II" 80
. n. nisbs an. Tar ron n'pbris'I "lg .
a,rte bon rs. bdi thirty minutes carrier 'han Abe
Tt,. r p,uce Az nw Room md Sl-el
aui cue lot .tc ,hr'Ah t-,f 81
49,, .scr 'n'anys "n I'll ~ ani -" Hf"a
Han .l'.s u tlS p A." az" i!ii -
To- Ins 'gav Vhsm'Hrt AZ TIE 'oIish!
prpof, ant . hgeas a. principal ho"'~ -.
'@'t '"A1>'' '''' vs. r. BARR u,ni Pan, A,ert
tl 4 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25

!
fo'' ~ ''' WV" '...
- ~ ~ - loNNr
'',..' Nv .,.i' wv -
TIN II BPt'!' AND GhLAi "fSIthN sitAN COMPANY
vi" d','' "' o a. l,' " M EY"t @ ','' ''."'"
1t .-.r.. ,.,
MINNLsoIA s,l Moh.AS.... .J.Daar, 3t;I..,.A If.
IDAHO. capa u.s. iH'f''''. 49,! u az Y l. H.
Miy,',TTAE ".'.J + p .jaaaG' = 1t? ~ d
C"loEAn" att I"r''.'..''' .'-' La i ."a. VI.
"iNoA>'S' Capt l. " 'AhA' ~ '-A"-'' = At '" L.
S'r~.t' '.>'-' '''' >'.-' '""f '''
@ o "a o. pa,,,re r,rl
WILLIAMS 4 GrIOS vo tJw.t..
,,-ri., -r,t,> -
] X "ro,' .nr.' -. s:,4+. : ., s..s.. > D. ":
CITY az hAiriMo hpA' '-' - -
III OF EJrnoS ..............S&ll hpil I.r.
CRY ~ 'NTwEPP. >t"i krtY ! p p" N
A.. &c, ,aa,.c '>aijaU1Y ~, iii RSli fi- p.r 80 -
-'"'H i''' RATS o, rAx>.GE
col uiR y CrRBENr'.
IRE AiiN........''''.S y
Il Ians............... ~ ToI GIs ..............
passene hagI' Hamburg Sr'orn N"'"7 an"
lunar, Trdae" rate. :, mt. - ,..cn, ., az 10
,., I' ' ,s 80 , =. ,ls1 A'' Al
fol ila,I .uoa a:or s'It - 4 'oy r''t ~ ~
- '"N D"'' "'A ~ nm
y oNlh "hN'1' covi1si
POP sol 'TH.MPTnN AyD BEEMly
'es"''r = up H. foI ltirS II Hobor-a to D.
,o,.1 l.,
RATES % r. = 'p 20 Sa
5. ss. .. ,..,: ., i: o.l4cl,, 60: i.-..
z,v,y uRFcy LINE TO FRANCE.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

lNOK NEW -HAVEN, HARTFOkp, srkINH-
il TIELD AND TIM FORTH-shs.sn ssye - sup ~ NV
lsvss 4 J:s 40 II , u. sssAsY'4 NM W Hss~A'
'LDR Bridgeport, and 81 polnts on noSs ...
Csal< m ~ n u ssss, (bssAsJs sssspessh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
Mem Jrrsen Rral Gstate for Sale.

DIETER THAN PAYING RENT.-Sl 900
ID down and nents will buy charming 'uurh
COTTAGE RESIDENCE combining best features OF city ana COUNTY,
Lie Accessible at and by unnvsed travel o. us'
dsv ~ ruutes Lbertyst tickets - Genus oonnuauo"'
s6s Placements gas markets schools churches ponce &C" c"
yeIeu House commcous j? rooms ezra age
of .,th lawn garden rut situated 10 mo-" promising p
mr. r., hlahe,h civ; 500 Inhabitants For PARTICULARS AHu pe'
ucu & a, g., sceut West Elizabeth Ceutsl K r. Depot
EOR SALE.-At Orange, \. j.. 2 miles from
Ssws,t IJosE BARNS etc 5ACRRs (more Il desired
OF LAND within a mile r. depot Bni'hngS nearly new
large abundance. Location very ab hto
the heart Of numerous improvements Sn oh on
N ,dvanci aye ana Serious line" Of the Terms es hpW
u X J. DEMAkRST Co.. Harness Manufacturer N.sIE New
Jersey.
IOU\ T. JENKINS & son,
y htLLPRs IN REAL ESTATE Onee Nos $50 Nelson and 6
'e0'e''"' ''O 0P''''' ~ ' YEw.BRUSSwIcK \. ]
GENERAL BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
~ each on the eastern soie 9 V.n.e
Npu In Xop, nort Of LNeyu PARK for SALE cheap
on eas, t-7ra. L. = Haskell No 7Staesi N J.
MEMO PARK AND Co. have REMOVED
vi the Ofee i94 BROAD" Al Room &. LOTS of SALE
,,r D ls lee: kssy tu pArncaisIs Cal
tt ct'aiLtd q; Con?fny' orc.
SUBURBAN HOMES.
wte CONNECTED with and ferhoat'
Cd home The Of %"
Ccrt- y. ON J For Information Hons"s Lots Fann'
the line sppv to A. D. HOPE lly Ah-rt'-sI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
Ocean Girdmcrs.

EOR #. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
j M. I'd STATES Gnl BHALli STEAMSHIP! COMPANE
Regular Mat Steamers SAILING OF the I'd OF ''rr' n"n'n
NORGH AHEkItA Cap. q. Is. sto,n IN, .'er,ntt =
hERRlNtCE Csli. Wer J-nnsry 2t
SOUTH ANhRlNA. Capt E. L. imIlcrsurh fttr a. y.
Pan BAHIA iad o d. Jsans aud returning "'
HAVANA. PROG KESO and VERA Ckl Il.
II ALW-lohK Az MFAfA As MAIL STf iMnhlf LINE
10 Ne Il Fast Ever tirrcr for H,vans
CliOTAiHA Pbaps Havana ShI LhI'Al. per -
Cry OP MEXICO Zimmerman. WtiNfsbA lar
CLEOPATRA PEhp. hs'an4 "I.'l. NATf RAi Jaf =
CITY Or MERIDA IeDktn IltsDA1 Jsi -
f'' 'tA' =" ''''Ne' XIExANrRF sOys - R1oatv,
CIIAVGT OF ROVTE-Tlt Steamships of
" THE United STATES NEW ZEALAND. AID ArsrR Al \
MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE have Sar t-,Des" "feut"r Jstl,
AID 81 and ac fonrth
ney N. = W IA Honolulu s11 Ancl Laid. .
Prompt Sydns for Eemouoe srd aAutfsDd
NeHl.,and oits " H. "EIb - Llebanse lace.
IL ). NAIL Ia HAVANA. NASSAU, and
I. KY WEST Alta STIC MAI STEAMSHIP GO ->a',nl
regularly EVERY THURSDAY At O'clock u precisely i'or PEI
NJ Nora River: .
MISSOURI ant T H. Morton W Nassau PEE %
MUKgO CASTLE Calt. T. : Cr'., lvs K't Wei. -
COLUMBIA CAPT: J. Van : cr & - N's.'g 80 Jan. Il
Tor e.ni OF ps,,,,t all, to A. ". I.In'k l".!rn'
y" 5I"-Hrr-g-~'--
4 NCIIOR LlNE-STEAMFRS TO GI.AS-
n Cow LIVERPOOL and LOSDoNDEhRi
rom Pier % North R.er
EVERY SATURDAY AND WEDNESDAY
FroN GLASGOW: - PROM SRw-foRK: .
Satnr!a'. be t.........- Fh''''' ''.' =,
~ V NUN
S,ina, Ne, ANNA. Sauri,' Jan -
satyts, .ANtLi Nr'urAt Ihh :.
ST. and go; h,rrin-dAi' +'i s'''f't
'1' ''e''''' MEXDKhsoN BEoTHERs srtr..
Bow IT, .''r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25

.-, N y 4, IONA h iIt rlAE;w
Hrsm Pisp No e., 3%th MwL.<o,
NAV ~ .sATI kUAY psc - 81 30 .. n
y ~ v~S IN. eiii tDAY JaA MIN
ImE ~ e.. '""H'' aATURpAY Jan - 81 i!0s.
sp.iy t,,v ....... .sATuRDAi. Jsh. ~, At "
Ysss.es 70 L,~,psel o. os~ssess ssht 20 ,s uE'
An surreney Prtpah kteefase, psssu non b''"Ps' ~
Is.aosAer 9lassov London 90 ea"sees . ~ 10 p,...
Isr fas,sss sppy ~ CS.e.H! SvEsT nsas.,,
"a " W - -. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
6teambcais an6 Railroads.
Safety, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

SAFETY, sPEE IDkx AMP &c, COMFORT.
cs SsIs a.s"s
e a,13. p ON .os T.. ,s' and '.'eA "eanen
CITY OF LAWRENCE and
r., saSS ;: : :o sr:a: :s E:. - ' H '"
y. si~f s .sS
S:as, h,s s ; ;. s" s fa , ,, s os Pier
N1rih River ~ - , I.R SHORT. IT,, Agent
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Dolly for
rKovIpENCE. BOSTON. woRCEsTEE,
Co., T.: sSsf%S =
end Prov .as
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
1 n pp S.ss %
WI Ii, Dsi,T.e Lsesw.nn. and Western Railroad Php:sus
ithsh vaIr Railroad ard It's conD-con. forming direct ae
sylvan. and New iort STATE ''''''
ALlf SFs4ss 1 .ns. to ,Hs VEST.
Nsas h ss.s Ssf s.a. esa wn.
h,,, s.ca a's.noy S MI Carmel H.'''n Tun.Aan0s
n-Yor DEL Lack and w.,.
mwnrrss EIDsxs daily te1eep ssnd.y.) for Iuon Aim
town ir.bag and tn. wes, Connects Somer!Ie for p.mnr
chrni wii.'Ssls sen.en wii4%.pc E%e &C., :. E.s,oH
LIB II. vt ,w s;s H.. for ,s s; ssn. saPs
s ~, ks, ssnDsSs EHos An.n'sxn M.D'e cs.si
SVlunUlA
Lphrlt, Vile Hsrrsbufs. kc
2 D. m.-Eor Psiu6eh
2D nfor Bsston. Pti-shurg With Lhigb End
su1 Division for i-,b.rr. ksston
with Lg Valley I A!eLtowU and Cassanquai PhInps
hrrr for B,ividrre
=. EL--Eor PIan6ed.
fr Attention. Mauch Cb1rk ConBec.s June
o With Del Lack and " est X K
~ p. M somerr II and Pennington.
5 p. m.-For someryil-..
SAP mci,ass.rr E.rn,, d,I, for E.''on bethlehem Al''
town Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago aid One Sleep
and Palace Can y Pisbaryh Chicago.
D m.-For Sonprvile.
p. m.-for Somer,ilt.
~ D. m-iksigranll- For PhillJshnrs
e:l5 D. n-f"f Pnuheh.
1I.10 b n.-FUf PAINTED
For III ,absb s 30 100 6:a ,:3 as s.3n, BOO o5
l0:W 1879 H. l2yl ms ~ 9:s IN EV' J;1p SO.
.p Gao as 500 s5 j:I3 GOc $50 200 7:9 - en-, 91
IT, II: ~. " 10 .. o..
Tees West ohtaiu-j the Office ~ the Central Pa J.
New Of Ne"Yort aud at the pnnela
hotels t4e obct. 10 New Yort city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
Ccnnlrn Real Gstaie tor Sale.

GEORGIA PLANTATION fol- SALE or IN
~ sNGp-' Vrr-n G"o-ra Flr' kv,'
good stock implements s Tree q 10
cCaoauce. Pr G.S.' oi W. PhL'F> %. t.& g. s.
lNRAIN OF STOCK FARM for >ALE-About
- ACRE. Saxon tlU'ulL Il - y J. 4H'
:ur. -; OFtI'T PATERSON IH"N CONPANN 49, Chtmhe's.t
DAIIS ApFN-25 to 100 acres on the PAIL
/ Val nest n1 NJ mile on -"
NW lok Nrsctesie; counties AMI ne
v''Leit s-i
e. III. ,-s Aue ~ 'nr c' 0 ~ + gle~r'T
60 kkiLD't, ana II : puNSS us Brosvar
,TMBERtp LAND FOR SAIL.
Lc,r, LAM uuhtie NIL PIt, AI-ne Cedar 'herrv,
B.- situated FrtutAi Co. y Y "HF i:.e re" ''h- -
LAKE thTm2ah r. Offered '"r
al 1ll
Ian! y ,chaug,d 'or I-0r"r coinnis
Of satisfactory
20 AJ-.ss
y MI Barco- Pm: lin Co. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
Sales bp Aurtlon

Sales bp Aurllon
ACTION SAIE-AMOS STOOKEY. Auc-
n ,or--r SIC o. Inr'ame' Properly WEDNESDAY
r - ctcA, Central Onee ~ hlo"rr' St cNn d"
~r amt e' = ''':'ut -'
,tcd. " a,che, Jevers Keyolytf liugwsre. Vine. &C.
A Akf@Is, Au'tyae-'
DY BANGS, MERWIN x CO.. Broadway. cor
ID A. a-s,e. Of Book. woru Of Art Fs.c Goods Furniture
WLDNESDAY Dec. a. and tHo to..oa.1y Lat ? IN
Sale = ir-st HOOKS nclndirg >rAHDARD WOkS vartH
d..,men,--tle DRAMA. AMERICANA. sarr PAMPHLETS 30
WORKS ;ri fre PORTRAITS arf o."
PRINTS for illustrating Oil pAINiIN'', FRAMES AM fANEL>
by JOHN r. DRAPER < Co-Tho Drlt-
ID war LacsasGlua and Wi.n IA oGd t"ml will sell
10000 " ~ SCRANTON COAL
r m uu WEDNESDAY. bee = ~ u O'clock noon II ID
{, n4.,.. MAJ. StMriL SLOAN President
geo. 4. LEANIrT \ Co. date LeavItt,
At.s- Coi ,'rtol i' A'''r ,a" For he SAB hF
Are TO. OF IYkAKtE tnL.,TrNs VI bJOAa IA sriNGs AID al
--n1..a L..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
WAamrperps, Nov n. Is7l )
NEAIED PROPOSALS will he RECEIVED at

- this until oeeh MONDAY the 9th day o, January
Supplying ninety thousand gallons Of the bt qu'ht Win
trrstraips SPERM COLA LARD OIL Tor ih' United states
Light s.ree areor.g to the specifications bearing date
above Of which BE- had application 10 the
Bos the Lghtouse Inspector No Broadway New i"A 10.
Light House Ineeior Pebeon Boston Mss. and
tbe Lxb, Inspector Detroit Mich JOSEPH HENRY,
Iirht Hon. hoard.
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p.,.n..r e,,,tr in NesYot corner Tscu svsntAs 70
l,..tLsu I4;s4Ac. a. IssLlS Etrl;.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-12-25
TT 7 HtIbWIN FtItIHI TNsFHVTT HEtIE
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
II NAH pIAI

IL BRN RAILROAD
MORRIS tS>fE DIV fInE
NJ" BROAD GAUGE LINE Water stTorthnrr Srsuoa
BIZ Gmtol. sui WIfHOCr CHANGE ~ H'
ni,. EB ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MOhDAf Hosemlu ~
le1l
500 IL BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Boon,oh Br,nh
directly through ron Nes lrt 10 vtgO without chance OF
connecting Dover with Chester H., AMI At Scranton With 300
T. K r. for kingston WilsrsUsrr- Pr Gr.
7l5 bAPRESs ALL TRAIN. at prp vile With Boon
tor Brsnch Dovrvta Branch waterloo with sa.I
for Newton Washington with the d. i AMI w. X n
H." bend
and oSeso and Esnon with lh 'sey IT, Tor al nA
Of that road
Ess.on. oa Railroad At Ph hp,hu :,
Bel. lL h. for Bevir. L.. hasM tn L. v K X
o Bethlehem. Arrt"wu. Maui Chm wiksse Recalling And
HARRISBURG
Rroptcu. drtctr through "a NrGor ir ""oort
40 p. III FASrrH EXPRESS Dover ~ rr.s.r
r. Waterloo r. and o. h'~ton ii i! '. l. Tor
/ - f.-i:. Iitr~ Az VS.
32 HAKkrI STOWN NAIL connects With Boonon 'hs''e'
- = n i",Vt1 typRFS.
forMORks1OWE. ~ J:l' A;H 1900 M, ::D $40 $40,
! 30 sriC pr
F sIMNIT an teen 7: al0 lo:9
sus li:lU . III lO. sr 80, sH4 go - .-
And l.iO ~ $40 40 S. 81 bOV o:f ON 81
hE sstSvHgK ,6 7:ls - so 9:lo. o.IN 'o.ln 1870
A 40 Il ., an! q lD. 20 - - 49, 4 3D." 40.
slD $50 90 ON. b:f 'bA. v J:II. AGd
,li:as o "a lam, marked stop al las. S-r AL, 49, -
i-,-r Nov va BLpoHFItLp AMI hONTCLAR At 6:~.
~ - y i"rn.uceni
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500, OOOA'RttS,s.
RICHES IAEN.N' LAN.S
~ TIL WORLD
For "a : % ac,. a settlers
Hlu>Up VtI1 ~ KANSAs.
NSSp'R ktN.AS AMP TEXA> RAILWAY COMPANY
Trc- OF is'j - 2 - crrdlt VI ~
si1r's
ISAAC 3 GOOpSpW
Land CONS
N~,,a. 49, Karos
'}E nIkl AL i.i> in one tract III West
VOs Ell -. f.; SALT ~ . low r-c".
RtLNNl WHITING B'rsmar st.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04
LEATHER AND FINDINGS.

w w. SMITH, MANUFACTURER
w and Dealer in Leather and Findings Main
street, Opposite PhGnix Foundry Ashtahua, ohiO
CASH PAID FOR HIDES. PEI.Ts AND CALF sKINs
Just received, and now for sale good sssorte'
LEATHER AND FINDINGS
a. can he found in any Western Market and which vii
be sold on the most reasonable tcrms. hope to make II
IN object for Boot and Shoe and Harness Manufacturer
In the vicinity to favor with their patronage Feeling
aatisfed that sell them everything needed In the
business cheap be found in Cleveland or even
the Eastern Markets. thereby saving freight and travelling
expenses, and loss Of time -.
A are cordially In 7ited TO ear and examine my stocl
before purchasing elsewhere; Confident that can MAKE
Il for your interest to buy In this market shall take
pleasure In seeing my old friends and the public, ant
showing them my stock. Below, give partial list o
articles:
spanish and slaughter sole upper and harness Leather
epanish and slaughter kip French calf and kip oak ant
hemock calf and kip; collar lesIhsT ard horse hides
mems and women's morocco band and lacing leather
Innings bindings, topping and russets.
FINDINGS.
Lasts pegs thread webb, Packnrds Ink, iron and zn'
nails round head tacks brstles avis bammerS, nCers
sand sones sps kuives 1Oats size sticks, and straps
boot trees shoe faces punches lasting irons, eyeets eye
s sets stitch wheels markers, heel shaves edS'
plnes strip avis welt knives. elastic heel ball stitch
Ing cord lasting tacks heel and toe plates boot backing
boot brushes harness oils and all Kinds OF Finishing
irons. etc cts W. W. SMITH.
Ashtabua 1871 M
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04
Carriages at Bargaf,ss.

L HE Subscriber has number Of first
ess Light Bugcfes OF the best masepsf ana work ar
mp which he Is determined to clear for anything
they will bring No better opportunity can oe ionnd
style and nnish than is now offered. D. W. GARY.
Ashtabula. oppoeiIs aOuSh Park. June 3ssns ~
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04
Undertaking.

also keep constantly hand lsrge assortment of
ready made Coffins Rose God imiat0ne Black Walnut
and nitaiion Of black Walnut. all of which can tTim
m two hours notice. in any style rcquesteo, equar 10
ritv also have a splendid Hearse In readiness when
called for.
GRAVE CLoTHEs-A feature has recently been ad-
cd this iurniture estsi ementOr rather to the I'm
ertakers department of fitone that can Boe fail to com
mend itself to community and will show the dispo-
.iiion of the proprietor to make his establishment
perfect may be 1t will far to relieve the work and
hustle incidental and repngnan In seasons vf he
preparing the remains Of the departed for
burial This consists IN ke ping eand, and rru'y for
Immediate use stock of grnve-cethrs. variety oi
shroud. for both t n and fralse. MADE mp with much
aud appropriateness. various in price ana both
bl,ck and white materials A single or'rr fct crf'
oIv therefore. embrace the habilimrnI - li'c acad
nd ihus sav the friends Of the de'G-'A "a '.o meet
,r f. from much that seems part Iti'Y s' r"uh i
~ ircongruois IN the way oi prprHi'ou i'yt rn'"
-. >. John ~ cRN.
1.uiahnn Ohio Jan Ia icJn.. ''@s #
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Fruit Trees,

both Standard and Dw0n. -. ,......--
Thankful the liberal patronage hersfofofe eestow|
upon me In this town. shall endeavor 30 al an arers
AersE5ieY ntrnsted 70 with promPtness and exaet'
tede. b. ~ syOribLD
~ Agent BriSht0R NurseKys. HOehssteE N.Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1871-11-04
Sheriff as Special Master Commiss'r,
SALE OF LANDS AND TENEMENTS,

Sheriff as Special Master Commiss'r,
SALE OF LANDS AND TENEMENTS,
1shtabu1a ConD'on Peas, June Term, 1871.
Geo willard, Adm. Of she)
estate of Bennett Seymour, M. o.,.. ~ co,.
against ~'' ''"" " "''''
Albert II. StOckwcll, ct. al
by Virtue Of an Order of Sale duly is
sued from said Court In IC shove to direct cd,
will offer for sale by Of public auction at the door
OF the Court House In JEFF, rsor Ashtabula County,
Ohio Monday the 18th duy Of Now A. d., 1871, be.
tween the hours of II and 12 O'Clock A. M OF the said
day the following described Lands and tcnemcnts to wit
Situate In the Incorporated Village of Ashtabula
County of Ashabula and State of Ohio. being part
lot No. two (2) IN the township Number Twelvc-12-
IN the Third Range Of townships In the Connecticut
Western Reserve and b0snded NJ follows to wit: BE-
ginning tn. Southeast Of lands formerly owned
by the heirs Of David N Camp upon the North line oi
Camp Street thence running North i5 deg. East four
chains and thirty four links; thence South 74si deg
East. along the South line of ands OF f. Burnett
chain and twcLty Ave links; Thence South l3k deg
West along the land owned occupied by C. E. Fox
three chains and seventy two Inks: thence South 81
deg Wes, along the line Of said Camp Street chain
and my links to the lace of beginning. containing 3d.
100 of Aso other piece of land. situate In
said Village and bOundsf ~ ollOws to wit North by
lands of f. Burnett, Fast ny land Of Acock's heirT
South by Camp Street and West by the first described
lot being tonr rods front Camp Street. and contain
ing 3S-1,N Of an acre OF land
Appraised at 1000. Terms of Sale, Cash.
A. w. STILES. sheriff,
Az Special Master Commissioner.
G. Booth Plaintiffs Attorney.
SherifTs Office, Oct. 14th, 1871. 5tT $3.50
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VsAKE ,NoTICE.-=An persons indsttr
ssfispd sstiis, ss the bHslRsss psst ts e!esed sg
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LEGAL NOT1C' ,

| HAUNCY ABBEY, who resides in
he State of New York will take notice that Elizabeth
'killicOrn OF the County ef Asaua in the state of
Ohio. did the 9Th saJ OF September. A. D., lST file
petition In the Conrt of Common Pleas. within and
'or the County of Arhiabna, in said State OF Ohio,
against the said George H. FSrgo and Jessie NJ. Fargo.
Chauncy Abbey, Salman s. Osborn and James Skill
defendants. setting forth that the said George d.
Fargo and Jessie NJ Fargo gave two mortgages 10 the
4aid Elizabeth SkcrOn rated April 1th, 1865. fOi
thousand dollars payable two years from date, with
interest annually to secure c paynen of $1,000 accord
ing certain note referred to In said mortgage and
dated April 18th. 1889 for thousand dollars pay
able In from date with interest annually to
the payment of 81 000 according to certain Other
note referred to In sad Orgage bOthO said morgages
being on land known as part OfOt number four Town
ship No. 12, Range g. in the Connecticut Western Re
serve and also situated in the Township of Ashiahnla
in said County Of Ashtabula, and State of Ohio
particularly described In said petition, and that since
the giving OF the said mortgages the other defendant
claim interest in sa gnds under the said George
| D. Fargo and Jessie M. Fargo by way Of mortgage
judgment liens and decrees and praying that the said
George d. Fargo may pay said sum now claimed to ho
due, with interest. amounting to $2iS29 that said
premises may be sold To pay sHs same-and the said
Charncy Abbey is notified that nc Is required to appear
and said petition before the third Satur
| day after the 1ith day of October next.
ELIZABETH SKILIICORN,
Gt32 by j. Il. Cook. her Attorney.
Dated at Ashtabua, this 9th day OF September. A
| ID .1S1t. t$S.2J)
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Sheriff, as Special Muster Commissioner.
Sale of Lands and Tenements.
AshtaJula Common FeaS-Oct. Term-1871.
srLL'oS' Ls.E L. ,sxsT = DorH'So'' ORDER OF SALE,
ALBERT II STOCKwEIL, ct. al.
.DY Virtue of an Order of Sale duly is
sued from said Court ~ the above to directed
will offer for sale by way of Public Auction at the door
of of the Court House, In Jefferson, Ashabula County
Ohio Monday the 18Th day of Nov. A. d.. ls7l, be-
tween the hours of 10 and II o'clock A. NJ of said day
the undivided one half of the following described
Lands and Tent Rts 70 wit:
Situate In the Township of Plymouth. Ashtahula
County Ohio and beginning at stake in the center OF
the road the cast line Of said Reuben Towers land
thence running northery along said Reuben Towers
east live, lssd which II also the west line of lands
owned by Hart and Vansten) to the top of the hank
thence running westerly aud SOU hery along the top OF
said bank to the center Of said r0ad thence runiing
rasterly along the center OF said road two ded (sO
See 10 The place OF beginning and containing about
half acre of land. Appraised AZ $3.50 Terms Cash
A. W. STILES. Sheriff
As Special Master Commissioned
SHERMAN 6 HAIL. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
SherihTs Office, Oct llth 1871, 5t3T ($6.90)
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BUILDING MOVING.

ADEL ELBERT SWEET is prepared with
ptpa SCI Of nmehineTS &C, and tserzhle shafe
az exIerience and pttfesi sklpeTeIed by considers
bic practice In tho oil rego1s where the baihg aboS
OF baild,nQs s feature Of hftO do any thing the
line Thore having orders, either In this adjorning
TOW NAV depend upon their prompe and careful ere
cution IN esgrasted 70 ffe uAdeisigned. - Ii.
T-''~7 - ~ l.s ADELBERT SWEET.
kshrsbuIa. MarsA 1st. lsyi. 4, -l-.ll laIYG ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-09-05
POLICE DELINOUENCIEs.

Commissioners Manierre and Barr investi-
gated, yesterday 90 complaints against patromen. An
tbony Caravan of the Eighteenth Precinct being found
in liquor saloon OIL Sunday eating crackers when he
should have been on post, was taken by Roundsman
Heating to the station-house,, where he acted In
refused to obey Capt. Cameron. In reply to the
charge Of drunkenness and INSTRUMENTATION made
against him hoe entered a general denial, and
said as to being in the saloon, that he had been
called in to arrest man suspected Of stealing
a pair OF shoes Referred to the Board PatrOlmen
Back and Grlfen Of the Twenty first Precinct. were
charged with entering unlawully the premises OF Thomas
McMahon No. 3l6 East Twenty sew enth-st at O'Clock
In the morning They proved. however, that complaint
was made the Station House that stencil. which ap
parenly came from the room Of Mcmahon, was suffo-
eating the other inmates Of the house, and that they
were sent by the Sergeant to investigate the matter
Charge dismissed Patroman willoughby Of the Seventh
Precinct found asleep his post and gave as an
excuse that he was tired. Referred to tie Board.