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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-22

ron -HE wErK ENDING JUNE Is, ls5l.

GP Whetmore to Jacob Everhard. lot
in Kendall, $50
Michael Miller to Gabriel Draime, lot
"a" in S. Canton, 700
Westman & Miller to VIM. Il. Knight,
SO acres in Paris tp., $3.50
] w Seaver to Elizabeth Gardner, lot
IA in Canal-Fulton, 1000
E Wismer to ] G Stewart, lots in Mas
sillon, 5000
] 6 Stewart to Isabella Wismer, lots in
Massillon, 5000
Jacob KlOtz to C F saultsrs, 50 S4-lo0
acres in Osnaburg tip, 100
VIM. Barnes TO ] Hilerman, lot Bin
Mt. Union, 400
Jacob Wyandt, Admr., to Il A futile,
lot Z in Writings add. to Canton. 14l0
David Jackson to Michael Gill, 81 $500
acres in Lawrence tp, 54OO
Daniel Friend to Andrew Paul 33-l0O
acres in Tuscarawas tp, 100
w c Thompson to Henry Tenler, lot
1866 in Thompson's addition, 300
Geo w Hall to Levi ] Smith, und. J of
lots 81 & 80 in Rochester, 1900
Peter Weaver to Michael Miller, 80
acres in Osnaburg tp., 300
w Thompson to ] P Bryan, lot 243
in Thompson's addition to Canton, 125
David Whitmore to Daniel Hoffman,
10 acres in Washington tip, 2l7
A Jeannon to D Kutz, % 24-l0o acres
in Nimishillen tp., HOO
BIN Sanders to Mary Beliing. lot II in
Z A Dunbar to Canton B A No ]. lot
| 2272 in Canton, S34
P ] Buehl to D Simmons. l2l acres in
| Lawrence To-, 667
HCIsughlin to Ellen Wheeler, lot rs
in Lambora & Cos add. to Alliance 5000
Edward Brooke to Alfred Brooke, ITS
800 acres in Marlboro tp 1870
P Runner to Richard ] Brown, lots in
Massillon, 400
JAG Klingman to X Paumier, 10 70-l00
acres in Perry tp., 60
in Nimishlllen tip, 900
G Tabar to D Brumbaugb, 100 acres in
| Nimishillen tp., 1870
Minerva Union School to Gs Hoag, lot
in Paris to-, $50
A Van Horn to ] G PisFman. lots in
Minerva, 500
Sheriff Dunbar to w : ] J CLARK, lot
" Miller to Margaret Ball. lot SO in
Marlboro, 600
TIA Kucher to P Koonman, part of lot
6 in Albright's addition to Massillon, 1000
ES ShTeevs to A w Coats, lot Is in
Teeter's addition to Alliance, 1925
Henry Brand TO David Hine, land in
Tuscarawas tp, zoe
B Detwiler to Ref. Church in Louisville.
lot of ground, q
Jno Mock to Andrew Plsntz, 5 55-10C
acres in Tuscarswas tp., Az
q e Martin to Geo Reed, 8 1-100 acres II
Tps tp., 81;
David Meese to o Olinger, 6 2l-1N
acres in Nimishillen tp., 80i
Samuel Mase to D Leighly, lei 5431Qt
acres in Bethlehem tp, 700
:. FOR THE WEEK ENDING JUNE ODD.
D Erwin to s Wilhelm, sSf acres i
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Road NOtice.

NOTICE is HEREBY given that at the regular
IN meeting Of the commissioners of Stark eoun-
ty to be held on MOnday, September 4, 1871, a Pc
tition viii be presented praying for the vacation
of a certain road lying in the northeast quarter OF
section ten, Lake township in said county, COM
mencing on the north line of said quarter thence
running south about 100 rods thence west % rods
PETITIONERS.
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A MILLION DOLLARS,

$325 a A 9spsa.! aG Tssa. 4, Z. s S.sEi. Eisl 6ss.i IL.
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Marlboro, $500
Sugarcrsek tp, 500
Dorothea Kuhn ct al to John Brougher,
76a acres in Jackson tp, 1887 IS
j Fast to Peter human, IA acres in
Canton tp, $500
J stockberger to P D Keener, I acre in
Nimishillen to, II
John h Croft to Sarah Croft, lot in Can
ton, 400
o M Poe to Eva Keller, IS3 acres in
Perry tp, 1IS5 60
Margaret Filiez to Maurice Filiez, 8 lots
In Louisville, 425
Abram Hoover to John shaneman, l.
acre in Lawrence tp, 230
J Fast to NJ L Fast, II acres in Canton
tp. 500
Peter human to NJ L Fast, lot in Cam
ton, $500
Elias Weygandt to Stark County, part
lot % in Canton, 10000
Charles Brush to Seth Larkins, 70 acres
in Washington tp, 5739
R R HamiltonIto Y c Shrouds, lot in
RIM Byren to h H Hill & Co, lot in
Alliance, 425
Isaac teese to Xavier Ehrett. 1s6 acres
in Perry tp, 1887
Louis Desprez to A S Sheets, 6 lots in
Harrisburg, 100
Geo shaefFer 10 James E Loud, lot in
Rochester, 1900
Sarah Bonebreck to D E Bowman, 10
acres in Washington tip, 800
Maurice Filiez to Louis Louisbarde, 8
lots in Louisville, 1440
Robert Jones to R B Hamilton, out lot
IN Waynesburg, 1000
ToL& TT14A-- J.. T.ooE Eal--zIm EQl
acres in Tuscarawas tp, $500
B T Sulloman to Elizabeth Sausser,
land IN OsnabuFgh tp, 1850
HKileto Fred Slusser, 5 acres in Plain
Up. $50
L B~ruuLaugh TO John Neubar, lot in
Hartville, -s 375
D H Carpenter to David Myers. lot in
Minerva, 400
Joseph Dilworth to John Redman, 81
acres in Washington tip, 1000
Daniel Strausser to David Newsletter,
AZ acres in TuscaraWas tp, 1900
Leonard Laal to Geo w Shrock, Is acres
in Perry tip, 1000
Joseph smidly to W II Patton, lot in
Canton, 200
Michael Robel to C Zimmerman, 81
acres in Lawrence tp, 400
D Bollinger to B B Bollinger, II acres
IN N"lhllSnlll6u Up, OOO
S Cove to A Miller, lot in Canal Full
ton, 2050
John Minniger to Henry Mayer, lot in
Kendall, 500
] Stuckey to Herbster & Lutz, 80 acres
in Washington tp, 5000
J&J Warstler to D Andrews, So acres
in Lake tip, 5000
L Matthias to E olinger, 16a acres in
Nimishillen To, 400
Trustees of Disciple Congregation to S
Engle, II acres in Fulton, 500
w Festerly to John Wielandt, J lot in
Canton, 1850
JMcvay to KOrneman, 7acres IN Per
~ tp, 1915
PKorneman to F A Kracker, 7 acres
in Perry tip. 1000
Teeters, LambOn & Co to ] T Woods,
8 lots in Alliance, 1000
N Lamielle to NJ Balizet, 8 acres in
Nimishillen tp, HOO
Keith & Shots to NJ Quentin, lot in
Canton, 300
H D smalley to B Coil, I48 acres IN
Marlboro tp, $500
A G Brown to W H Whitacre, lot in
Alliance, 1925
WI WRitacre to W B Higly, lot in
Alliance, 1000
T Haney to H Meredith, lot in Ali
ance, 500.
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Howard Sanitary Association.

NOR the Relief AID Cure of the Erring and I'm
u fortunate, en- PRINCIPLES Of Christian Philan
thropy Essays on the Errors Of Youth and the
Follfes Of Age, in relation TO MAHAIAGz aud Social
Evils, with sanitary aid for the afflicted. Sentfree
in sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD ASSO-
CIATIOH. Box p PHILADELPHIA Pa maya Toyl
GTRANGE, BUT TRUE-Every young lady an
- gentleman in the United States can hear some
thing very much 10 their advantage, by return
mail without chRrge) by addressing the under
signed. Those having fears OF being ~humhugged,
may oblige BY not noticing this card. All Others
will please address their obedient servant,
HOMA p. CHAPMAN,
33l Broadway. New York.
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Notice
rs hereby given that q dividend Of twelye-and-a
i half Q21D per cent. has been declared payable
to the creditors Of Absalom SPOhnhouer upon the
claims fled with the assignee of said Spohnhouer.
The said dividend will be payable on and after the
18th day Of July, 1871.
henry S. MARTIN,
Assignee of A. ~Spohnhouer.
Canton, O., June Is, IsTIw4
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MeGEHAN.

FalIure Of the snEy 60 Agree On ; YsF-
C1soiNNATI, June 2l-The Jury in the
Mcclellan murder case thus far have been
unable to agree and have asked to be dis
charged, but Judge Pope insists upon
keeping them shut up until a verdict Is
rendered,
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PROPOSALS

WILL be received by the City Council of the
w city ofCanton, until the evening of Monday
the 18th inst, for the building of two foundations
for Hose Houses. Foundation to be lsx28 feet,
90 feet high. Bids will be received for stone or
brick, and let for either, at the option of the City
Council.
Canton, June Is, ls7fwI
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lous contamination until
they were painfully afiietIng, have been radically
cured In such great numbers In almost every sec
ton Of the country, that the public scarcely need
scrofnieus poison Is one Of the most destruc-
tive enemies Of our race. Omen. this unseen and
unfelt tenant Of the organism undermInes the con.
s~titution, and Invites the stack Of embedding or IA
tai diseases, without exciting q suspicion OF its
throughout the body, and then on some faVorsbIe
occasion; rapidly develop into one or other Of its
hideous forms either on the surface OF among the
deposited In the lungs or heart, or fuEors formed
in the liver, or Z shows its presence BY erupions
the body. Hence the occasional use Of q bottle
Of this S0rsaPGrtuGi IL advisable, even when no
nicted with the blowing complaints generally
ind Immediate relief and, AZ length, cure, by the
use OF TINS ~. Asala0-
RhetI8ss, SeaId Head, Rfa0sCOr5s, Sore Eyes,
Sore Ears, and other ersptlons or visible forms
OF ScrofstOtGS disease. Also IN the more con-
cealed forms, as DygpePst0, DToPsys Heart
DtseaSe, E5ts, EPIePsA ~sFGtgt ana
SvphIis or YeHsrsaI and Neressrsag DE-
ouired FOR SabduiSg aesS oBssinass msi1diss ~
any medicine. But long-contnned use Of this
or 100. Use-f,s9 UIeer1e{o1s. md Fs.aGIs
DS0e0oeo, are soon relieved ana ulu-
edect: Minute directions for each case are found
IN our Almanac, supplied gratis. R~keesHa0ttosS
as also LfUer Complaints, ToTpSdsty, CoaOeS-
ton or Ina0nansGttOn ofthe LfCers and JGaa-
dee, when arising, as they often do, from tho
ranking poisons IN the blood. This GARGA
PARILEA is q great ~restorer for the strength
and Vigor OF the system. Those who are LON-
QIstd and LGstLsss, DegpOndeEts G~JeepIeSSs
and troubled with Nervous APpreheaotOn0 or
Fears, or any CT the affections symptomAnc OF
Weakness, VIII find immediate relief and con-
vincing eTs5szee Of Its restorative poWer upon
GiRl
PREPARED By
Dr. ,. Q. AXER q CO.. L4Neli, Mass.r
RraetteaI and .AaaIvstcaI CAe1ssss.-
GOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS EvEKYWHERE.
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IN. WeIIS' EYIRkGI of IuRuBER
CREAM YEAST FUuWEIaHT.

ProdnccS Inc unest COOKERY Known %
Science; makes AL articles mort tender,
light md delicious; ave oac+hird the
Shortening; takes less to do tho work. al
why's reliable; full weight; besttn use.
GOLD MEDAL SAIERAyUa.
The Universal choice OF the best House,
wives In America; Btands without rival
for purity, healthfulness, economy andAne
cookery. Depot Ia Liberty st., New York
Western Branch, ITO North Water Street, Chicago.
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leather which materially Weakens IL.
Sd. The indentation causes the strain to be APP
piled always at the central part of the loop.
4th- It requires q smaller ring to give equal
strength and space for chin piece and strap, on
account Of passing through the indentature only
instead OF bolt and four ~thicknesses of leather as
in the old method.
9Th. 1t takes less time in fitting up the throat
piece.
9th. II takes less time in sewing the throat
piece.
18th. It requires less leather for the throat piece.
sth. 1t requires less trouble for dealers to sell
them.
A fair trial will convince the most skepticai of
the truth of the above statement.
All orders addressed to S. F. CROSS, No. p cor
nor Of Cherry and Eighth streets, Canton, Ohio,
will receive prompt attention o. Box Isl.
junes 'TItf
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-22
PATENT HALTER o o
Harness Makers Friend
s., E, CROSSES

ITTN VERSAL Halter
~ Loop and Ring, Pat.
Feb. %, 1869. The alton
ton of Harness Makers
and Dealers in Hardware
and others is called to
the annexed cut repre-
senting the Improved
Hoop and Ring for Hal
tiers. The obvious adj
vantage of this combined
hoop and ring over the
old bolt and ring are as
follows:
lst. II saves time, Ia.
Dor and material.
End. II does away with
cutting a hole or slot in
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1871-06-22

HNHIS IS NO HUMBUGI Ok
L. By sending Cd N with
age, height, color OF eyes and hair, you will re-
ceive by return mail, n correct picture of your fu-
ture husband or wife, with name and date OF mar
rage. Address W. FOX, P. o. Drawer, No. q
FultonVilie, N. Y.
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Words of wisdom

FOR YOUNG MEN,
I'm the ruling passing in youth and Early Man
~ hood, VIVA SELF-HELP for the ErrinR an
unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter enXeloPesI re
of charR. .Apdress, HOWARD ASSOCIATION
Box p, PhiladeldhiaPa,
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Cleaps kid Gloves and all kinds Of Cloths and
Clothing removes Paint, Greece. Tar, &c, ~
stantiy, without the least injury to The dBest fab
re. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE CO, 81 Barclay Street.
New York {. AZ Ia Sale "a. ChiraooL
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FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE

Apple Parer, C0rer q &Elcsr. Price -
Does AL At once. Warranted satisfactory
oh. WHiTTEMoRE, Worcester, Mass
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ARTIFICIAL LTMRs.

A MARKS. 5T5 Broadway, n. Y. City, inventor
and US. Govt man'fr of EtRsI PKKNIUH AErIncIAL
LINss, with RuHBEa HASDs And FIR. Send for H.
Illustrated Pamphlet No charge.
TREE DEALERS should send for Price List
III No. , Complete stock. Inviting rates. W.
F. HEIKEs, Dayton, o. Nurseries establd 1921
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sgtap S~drsrtissatHts.

NEVER has "a received his first
uarrival OF Spring C~lotAtB~Goeds, at the '-Oid
Orner." Genss-cal andsees 4stf :
SUITS and summer suits-got up for
~ Gentlemen-at the ObSClsthing Corner, in
the latest and best style. AT H. MEYER.
DR.. A. NJ. WETDLER,
Physician and Surgeon. No. 80 North Market
street, Canton, Ohio. jund22w4S.
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Ayers S~arsapariIla,


The reputation this ex-
cenent medicine enjoys,
Is derived nom its cures,
many Of which are truly
marvellous InVeterufo
cases OF Scrofnlous dis
ease, WHARF the system
seemed saturated with
have been
purified and cured by L..
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, whichWere ag-
E1nnsx s son,n ~ ne SeT nnai
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AGENTS WkNTEDG Gs. ::GsaEs $ ad 1lls
O'GOEman- Escaped Nun, whose disclosures
are thrilling and startling CoSS. Pun. Co, HART
RORD, Conn.
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DAUeHEY'S AGENCY.
s O'CLOCK.
TEACHERS Oh STUDENTS

A MONTH-Expenses paid-Male or
Female Agents-Horse and outfit fur
nished. Address SAco NovEITT Co, Saco,
Maine.
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OFMUsIc. Amos

NORMAL ACADEMY OF MUBIC, Amos.
In OHIo. Commences. July 10th, continues six
weeks. Large corps OF eminent teachers en-
Ployed. A RARE OPPORTUNITY rOsrUDT All zlANsHEs
o. MUSIC, and hear works Of Beethoven, Chopin.
Handel. &C. To teacher and chOristor special ih-
dHeenaeNts offered. For circular, address n. %
STEWART, Principal, Cleveland, O..
THE VOCAL CLASS BOOK. by X. d
= MunsoN. New and enlarged edition FOR sing
ing Glasses. Price SOC. $3.50 per dozen. Send
Soc for sample copy TO H. d. Music
Dealer and Publisher. Zanesyiiie, Ohio.
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$40 Cts,

IL sample sent postage paid) for 50 cents that
retail readily for So Z. i. WoLcoTT, ISL Chatham
So, N Y.
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rs IHMA.

DOPHAM'A ASTHMA SPECIFIC, Il
III trGrraHted TO relieve the worst case In ten min
utes. Trial package sent Far 20 any address On
recelpt ola three cent stamp.
Address 7. PoPHAM &co- Charlton, Iowa
AGENT TAKE MOTlCEI
Ihe reason our agents mako 50 mnch money
ID becanee onr goods are hrst-cIessi pope Hke
hem, and they sc Warranted. Hore I've lgents
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Wanting employment, at from $50 to 500 per
month, should address ZIEGLER 4 McCURDYi
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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MEDICAL.
REV

A REWARD Of One Thousand Dollars will be
paid to any Physician who viii produce a
that viii supply the wants cf the people
batter than the article known as .-..--
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

IN pee desirable House and grounds tih &c lu
view II tho sound on Pelham road. Appy 70 j. D. HID
GINS. No. Pine street.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

INASTFp-A BOY FOR ERRANnS AND COLLFC.
w tons n downtown store; salary f2.0 10 S3oJ.
Address stating age and references, CHAMBERS STREET.
Herald
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

VVANTED-A YOUNG MAN IN A RETAIL FANCY
w goods umbrella and parasol store Address with ref
sseuce, GEORGE w. LEFfEkTs, go Bowery, corner Of
Becck er
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

yNANTED-A SINGLE MAN To WORK IN LIVERY
w stable; need Apply unless acquainted with Euci
werk. Address box ~ Herald oIce.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

TlyANTFp-A FEW MORE CANvAssERS OF EXPERT
w ence. None others need apply at II Pine street
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

ITO LET ON CLINTON STREET, STATEN ISLAND, A
i handsome frame House: French roof; II rooms; gas
throughout IN perfect order water in yards with two lots
ve minutes from ferries Inquire OF l3s avenue b.
New York
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

WANTfp-A SMART YOUNG n.n -. a PAPER
~ .--.-g s,ore; good parerbangers wanted
HILL. rect
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

yNAyTED-A MAN WHO THOROUGHLY UNDER
w stancs broins chops and steaks. Address b., boz
IL Herald olice
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

A FINE FARM AND COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE
n On the Hudson river 2gD acres; houses barns or.
chsrds, outbnildngsj everything complete For pnrtic
lars apply JOHN DE GRvFF, ~ South William street.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

lVANTED-h Roy, ABOUT l6 YEARS OLD, TO
w learn the drug and patent medicine trade; with
experience IN drugs preferred CAL at rs Hudson ST.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

ITO LET-A RESIDENCE IN THE COUNTRY, CON
ainnc l. rooms; large grounds, plenty OF fruit, car
rsge ana stable; hea thy location two miles frcr
Erie Railroad rine miles from New Yors plenty Of trains
App 10 J. A. HUSON, lumber yard corner OF Mort
Seventh and Provost streets. jersey CI.y.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

EARM wANTED-IN EXCHANGE FOR PART IN
Il terest In desirable hardware commission and
turing business health requiring change OK busness the
ma,nng parties experienced business Address,
Ohice
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

MANTED-A Bov. WITH GOOD CITY REFLRENCE,
" = attend bar at 14s Huiso st. Apply from to 10
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

yAyANTED--A MAN TO WORK ~ FISH AND OYS
w who tersands taking of horses
Inquire at 5j Spring st.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

- At Clifton Staten s.and Vine Cottage, 12 rooms with
every convenience the residence for the OF
and free from all and the neignborho I'd every
$l2,t00. Apply to HOMER MORGAN or II. w. CAMERON,
S3 South William street.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

TOR SALE OR ExCHANGE-FIRsT CLASS STEAM
FIGURING MIL with four run OF bnrrs located at ths
county seat OF the best county IN the State o Indana ONLY
mill IN the place tunpSe roads good wheat section. Ad
dress N. +. PHELPS Weddeli House, Cleveland, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

COTTAGES TO LET-AT RUTHERFORD PARK, N. J. !;
~ 35 minutes per Erie Railroad, from foot OF Chambers
street. Apply TO owner, THOMAS r. AGNEw 26o Grccn
vic
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

NEWARK PROpERTY.-F0R SALE TWO NEW FIRST
IN class frame each containing erht rooms bath
room laundry hot and cold wafer heated through
out by FURNACE and connected with buii superior
manner oy days work about minutos walk from Newark
and New York Railroad rtation Apply 70 MULbiN
O'CoNNoR, 7s4 bread street, Newark
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

INAST CHESTER.-TO LET OR LEASE, NEAR TWO
IL railroad depots Farm with large house and two Gotta
ges and ou,buildings Apply to PETER A. II. JACKSON,
103 Fulton street.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

vile station Staten island hour rom the CITY, mo-
dern Cottage, Lani; splendid view; twelve
trains daily good neighborhood schools ana churches.
ID. X. HITCHCOCK. 40 Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

yNANTED-AN HONEST BOY, NOT AFRAID OF
w work. IN an importing house. Address IMPORTER
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

FIGURING MILL WANTED.-THERE IS DE-
~ sirable opening Touring mil Lurin. ton, N j.,
that city oi 7uU inhabitants having and with densey
populated neighboinood drawing its supplies of -four and
feed from csaGt mills Inducements offered the
Hoard OF Trade competent party. g factory
bnlllilc. suitable for a mil, be had moderate
All inquiries by N. SLEEPER Secretary
To 30 ard of Trade
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

T,O LET-AT RAvENswOOD, L. J., THREE FIRST
class Cottages OF g. II and i3 rooms low
by Harlem bouts 10 ASTORIA from Peck slip and Eleventh
street and James sip Tlrtyourth street ferries TO
Hun eis Point. For sale 56 desirable huidng Lits,
centrally located and on good grade. Apply 10 j. H. HOP
kINS, Raypnswood.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

ELEGANT COUNTRY AT WHITE PL AINS-l2x
II acres choice land and splendid improvements for
sale exchange for city properly, improved
f. M. MASON, NO. Centre street.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

w ton as coachman groom willing TO make himself
generally ueeu best city country reference Address,
Tor three W. NJ box LIZ Herald Uptown Branch oce,
l95b BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

ITO LET (a3)O)--TO DESIRABLE TENANTS. SEVERAL
French roof Cottages, IL rooms also three large Dwe
a improvements coach houses beautifully loca.
ted a Yonkers Agent Getty House, j. A. DUFF, olympic
theatre New York.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

DARK AVENUE RESIDENCE FOR SALE (CONvE-
nent TO Grand Union Depote-Siuated between Thirty
ninth and Foeh streets in the centre OF finished block
Light and ventilation perfect house first stone
front built solid handsomely finished in hardwood through;
perfect location the desirable central
and elegant New York Island Terms times
eighth
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

A SUPERIOR FOUR STORY high STOOP RRlCR
n FeshsIce 3z9 West Fourteenth street. l6 rooms com
pec ORDER solid mahogany DOORS servants stairs, and al
modern improvements ocloths hxtues pier glass; &C.
lot 25xi25 Tor sale leI Apply 10 ALLkN BROWN
50 broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

L,oR SALE OR EXCHANGE-TwO THREE STORY
IL Houses In Brooklyn for house Yonkers Tarfytown
Sing sng equity $leo Address g. C., box 15J Herald
olce.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

TNGLEwooD, N. J.-FOR SALE, A LARGE STONE
~ House. with piazzas first and second stories heau
fully situated high ground with IL Of well TILED
land fruit, orchards trees and flower garden
Inquire of s. VAN BRi Nj, go Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

LuRST CLASS IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED
Il Jersey Property-To exchange for good city house,
lightly encumbcred. J. q. HOYT, Ill Broadway.
L'OR SALE OR ExCHhNGE-FOR HOUSE AT YORK.
vile House 81 St Marks place. Inquire Of II. MER-
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

L'OR SALE-A FINE co NTRY SEAT OF - ACRES,
Il at South Nonkers; house, barn. ouhouses ana land
complete ORDER with all kind of fruit trees the fuini.
of the best kind be purchased with the premises
Apply TO d. BINsSE, Fifth Avenue Hotel, morning and
evening
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

L,OR SALE OR TO LET-A NEW THREE STORY
II basement high soop brown stone House. repete. In.
Qure ll6th street. between Third and Lexington
Jos. MURRAY.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

FURNISHED HOUSE AT ELIZABETH To LET-A
neat pretty place. in complete order with good stable
near depot and excellent ncishborhood
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

JNANTED-AS EXPERIENCED STEWARD FOR
w FIRST class restaurant. Address with particulars, A
leb, Herald Uptown Branch oece, i,2o4 Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

fT'o LEr-AT HIGIELANns OF NAvESfNk, FURNISH
ed Cottage OF eight rooms river and surf bathlng frr
trees stable &C. Apply 10 W LINDSAY, lSO East fity-hrs
street.
The New York herald., 1871-04-25

T,o LEr-AT SOUTH YoNKERs, TUE DWELLING o
the late Matthias warner IL rooms, with about ser e
land stable and garden sbun fruit. Apply on tn
premises or to }. b. WARNER, 90 Franklin street Hen
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