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New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
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s,.,, Kr,.h,,,ror Forest El,abethpot
bup,s bu Sta.' EI.,hs,bror J M Basles EiIslettrot.
J. n. Torrv, Eizbettpori harnet Lewis, tlfab''hio~
W nf'9't ~ I,'t m stst3roa AIoa rlzsbclpori.
y9, las @ 11SsRo5 Gs G.sl EIi esSa1 ya.
Wo draiT Simri., Virginia. G r. Hoffman, vi1.u,a
Fi,hslh white Virginia. John log,yt,e, NI-nA
tbsfc, woosey Ncv-nsycr. Wm. PEN, Poytg9c. r..
Cs~ r Krrc Bridgeport Grace Cushsg Miidieie"n'N ="
DOMESTIC PORTS. -,.,,
SAN FRlNorco Aug 2S-seei ship Lady CairS' 'bth WIZ
FosTEF MONROE Aug 2s-Psscd BALTIMORE 'sP Ss or
Rsiuey liverpool slip Macau Tor BcreuI sh Tre Jennie
Liverpool; b.gs lndast-, or Gr's BI tam els AarA'
Morton bars Geo ans, r Bristol ErS As,r. south Carolina
for Iok; tmS fhadepia Sea Gs i.r i.roship George
Fsn tom NcTYo brig Hsyo from RNaS Min'G Gs eS5 from
LerdOE I' MF A. loi In V NV w"lsiHn liant fen NeyYors for
Bcou Saod shf aStbAFTay csr for PcrtuoHih; B,
ser from Rudou Tor Ornodts DsmsS u S JoDrs Hudde
& h9pe @ Ss @ Tmed sIS sns.,s kv as 5S; S
Foon from Boston @ Psdpss & RS6 or Pcr johnson Sailed all
PesSsPh IDA A Sayrs En- % cs,r and sch Jennie n hO0
sen & and c1To soy Mss wD Steamship VIVA Crane from BALTIMORE
''t "'0'f' "''s' FOREIGN PORTS. ,-,,-.,-.,. c.,.
osDor Aug % &c po9, ea%P i TsT5Ss1 %a9Ss c.P sPd
EbLr, nom NsvYork Aue. Is touched al rpinou' ~
PSsee for s@Ssq5ss Andrew from Quebec arrived
t ssS So Capt Russell from Newiork July ~ arn'ed
Liverpool 94ih inst ,
% hsrk 81 Peter Butts Island for Cors, put INTO 'hsroh
1n % % & Sb5o Cuior which cleared port Ans for Jack
@ has hecp shandonei at arrived al Charleston 24th
& soav IN % ssr MSry Somer. Mobile Providence,
The hr Brown from Pensacola for Philadelphia put INTO
SsfTsT0 HavES Au 2-The brig Mapoa o BOson Milton
from Phsph for Boston With cargo oi coal ran sthoe GA ne
lsmyoi 20 hsu this morning but did not succeed
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
June Tss ilsSed on Saturday The building feet hight tits
S q n and h feet tfck at the Mehuis,s win soon he
% % % % a 5 R rS51 be- put q h S and & building 5 1s S
IFor Latest Ship Ne,os Fifn PGgel
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
Gonnirp Real gsiate for Sale.

A COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE.-Good
N buldngs with small farm hour BY rsiIosd bargain
Address OWNER Bon lO7 Tribune Ohce.
E0R SALE at a BARGAIN at Pelham, West:
chester County one hours ds from sssiS "1iSs % as
with All the usual outangs belonging TO property
be 10 two sepo yery desirable in'easVl For pAuesnn m
ogiIs VI u0AkR Aok9Ak. Pisese WV
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
ron & Steel alanufaeturrs of fpennsnlpania

CHEFFIELD STEEL WORKS.
- (Es.abished In l848.)
SINGER EIMICK, & Co.,
Pittsburgh Ptnr'a, -,
MANUFACTURERS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION OF SlbhL
Best quality Stee Homogeneous Fire Box and bot
Oucludng GTculafS 10 7lin. da Cast ana
and Spring Steel and the Celebrated Iron Cener 1
Plow Steel also. Springs AKes Steel Tire &c. &c
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
Ocean 5teamer5.


LIOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL. -
Il UNITED STATES and BRAZIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
A''p NORM AMERICA Capt O. 3. slcean, september o.
soiFrI, hNsRICH Can't E. L. TinEepsugh November q
splendid steamers sail on schedule time and cal y ~ Fs,
Para PernambVeo Bala and no os S1he''0' gong SUI
W GaafsoS Assa No B9NEngsEsen ss.Y9Is
TOR LIVERPOOL,
WA QUEENSTOWN,
CARRYING THE .. s. MAILS
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM CohPANi
viii dspateh one Of their hrsts foil iron screw "esm'hI
FROM PIER no 40, n. r., EVERY "EDNhSpAi'
follows
MINNESOTA Capt T. W. PREExAs. August 90 at3:oopm
IDAHO Capt .sepenbero o. az u T. m'
MANHATTAN Capt PRIcr IT, September 8, At IL m
COLORADO. Capt T. f. FREEzAS septeber H. at 800 p m
WISCONSIN, Capt. September 70 at lOU A. m
nh'ADA Capt FORSYTH September H. at JUL IN
WYOMING Capt WHsERAY. October T. at sSoG m
Cabin passage, SEQ gold.
sner'ge passage toace No 20 Broadway) $50 currency.
For freight or cabin passage sppyso
WILLIAMS L GUIoN. No 81 wanst
TNMAN LINE; For QUEENSTOWN and
OF BRookISN id 70 hus s. e. w.
CITY OF S@s ssS g. p m R
North Nor 'is1 Rer succeeding 'Hd THURSDAY from Pier No IS
is ~ "". s1s srEFEiSR IN Sg.n.so1
T r.hs SO iS,:r: to s,, H,T TS Ps s.,d.
Tlosesn 6Sugbt moderate rates. by person. wishing to
iSY 2 bAHs 4: hs.Sg' q
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP
~ COMPANY
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN
August a. at p H. from Pier Thr.
Ca w TsSs ,SAF S hFESE AsS; e
pArABLE IN GOLD OR ITS EQUIVALENT IN crREEscIl %
frst cabin
For st or passage apply oEIRICHS Co..
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
TE SENEE RS AND aAvRR CALLING
The splendid vessel, on the Continent will sail
PEgEIRE PanIe FBAY ssSeS5e; Assg S
81 sISRblY $ssn6:r "a
WILLIE PRICE, Rh OF EissSSE + dSIP Including "b'j
fr'' E%GGasioS TICKETS At T'' REDUCED RATES
i%sSae traveller, going rom he Of E1Ios
taking the steamers Of t. n AVOID eoia TRANSIT oy sosn @ a
and eI5en.e GEO MACKENZIE Agent No. 50 Broadway,
WHITE STAR LINE.
" sEW sH6 GqgE ESR sEhEps
OCEANIC. THE Six LaRcFSE 4RGFfc. ~ InA FIcrG
ATLANTIC ,-,.. BALTIC BALTIC Zach ADKiAilc
Sailing from NexYork sATuRDAYS from Liverpool on THURS
ATLANTIC, SATURDAY, sept O. aslRm
OCEANIC. SEPT %. at D. IN
BALTIC, October at II q.
From the White Star Dock Payors Ferry, Jersey Cty
Passenger for all easse uHrVaed combining
SAFETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT.
smoking and bathrooms ndhp sec
ton where motion Surgeons ewsiesses accompany
500 gold; $50 currsaey Those wish
ng friends from the Old Country now Obtain sterae
prepaid certificates s33, currency. -,
Passengers booked all parts OF America fas hamouE
Norway. Sweden, India, Australia. China, &c.
Excursion tickets granted at lowest rates
Drafts from 81 upward c,.
inspection plans and other Information spp az We
Offices. No. 10 Broadway, NewlOrk j. IL SPAhhS. Aten.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
machincrp.

HOISTS, OF elevators, for any location or
weight, operated by Independent Engine Belts Crank Ropes
Pums FOr Coueor Hoe FsctOres ami stores The HSn1
Machines operated labor and sold low pe lhe
bAlGncel an Poser Machines approved Safety httaeh
nen Hsthws arranged with rolling doors opened and closed auto
naturally j. platform passes
GEO. G. HOWARD II south Bghteenth-st Philadelphia Pa
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
Ncw- -Jereen Real G5tnte for Sale.


A BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOUSE and
n Grounds within foryfve minutes Of Newi"rh business oI
and accessible BY over fy daily situated depots the
growing naturally attractive portion Of Ehbeih hsh groaha
extra large fruit and shade trees lawn gaen &c house com
Portable oomy and tasteful design and fittings situated ou the
path Of extensive improvement, sta aay Ie ''ne Al aN
sbvpt eonbei With country air ioOi and living good markets.
,boo ehurle, and unsur travel Terms made to sut Title
pereet Owner wants to build VIII sell at bargain
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE
For view and full particulars Of property inquire Al "e
Rh.abh Depot or address OWNER POsioaee Box No. @ New"
YOrk.
AT Black Point, Monmouth Co, \. j., at
~ on Of the North South Shrewsbury Rivers IN l view
Of oc,anfcryOur de,be VILLA Faol M &c = TVeifns % % kim
nile Of Srabhgh on Sandy Hook and ons Branch r. H. y lss IRON
Long ba1n % I@l tg and fHg S excellent roads afonz vi
5 aa % e' P0 '.5nS 3
TT PRIVATE SALE, for a short time, 30
"A acres Of LAND, with frame house good water g2od nh
Is : Or o peo % grape vines Eve years churches and schools
e The n@ TaR soaib RfS, River The farm front. For
Ie psTcGlT. sddres, THOMAS ARMSTRONG South Ambcy
All WANTING FARMS, good soil, mild eli
N mate for papers address c. h. LANDS VnelAnd ~.
EOR SALE at a BARG ANA most beautiful
TRACT Of shon 40 aes on the slope o. We Tn 0se
JOHN #. JENKINS a son, .
- DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE oees Nos $50 Nelson and le
George ', and opposite Railroad depot yEwBRryswrcx
MEMO PARK LAND Co. have REMOVED
wi their ORce TO 1874 BROADWAY Room o. LOTS for SALE
50 feet by 500 500 Easy terms Full particulars eau
be obtained al Comptnys Ohee
MONMOUTH COUNTY, N. J-FARM for
vi sAIEO with good improvement two miles ron rort
Nonuonb fu miles from Kcypou; superior it am garih truck
farm bought low Apply 70 NJ PhELrs u CelN-.t
NJORRISTOWN REAL ESTATE AGENCf.
Nk-Property Of ali kinds iol Sale and Rent Adiiess
'IE THEODORE AYERS. Morristoyn, n. j.
arrange, n. J.-Cheap neat, attractive; 3
" minutes depoi good negborhood Dne rooms iGrhsce
range bath water easy HAMILTON WALLS yhMan
| XNEST ORANGE, n. J.-Short walk from
w d.po handsome modern HOUSE and ouihultng with Z.
acres the perfect orer II the most attractive places In
~ j. NJ. PHELPS, % Cedtrst.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
DentlstrD.
prinIlng.

prlnnng.
SLOTE g. JAMES, STATIONERS, PRINT
> ERS ond BLANKBQ0H MANUFACTURERS No IS tuioo'Sl
BJASK BOOKS made n any pattern.
WM. EVERDELLs SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st:m--
w LITROGRAPHC. STEAM JOB PRINTERS Ana LABEL
MANUFACTURERS.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
H. P BALDWIN General Passenger Rseal
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ - RRN RAILROAD.

NEW BROAD GAUGE LINE to wsier Gsp st.oa Aarg sern
Depots in New YORK oo of PsP.,T nD} f n osr
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS. commencing sl0NDAY, JAY u,
800 BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN va B,,,,on Bra,,s
connecting con At Dover with Chester wto sh R.
m BIaaiR s bd1t dE KAS s, D3 % s Nth &c g
o andoyer and Newton at Washington with the D L. and r. r.
and 0'wegO, and kaOn with Leigh Waller al p.s
la:oc H. LEHIoH VALLEY EXPRESS stop. at Newark Morris.
town Dover s.terS9 haeie,i..own Waneoa Psip'els I'D
st Eel Del n R for Bsyjee ke a, E,.,o9 III v n n
for bethlehem. Allentown. Mauch Chunk. Wkbae Reading ai
400 p m. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN. vi, Paterson
Stopping principal stations Connecting at Dover MI" Cer X H.
40 EAsT9y EXPRESS ooansc.. a, Dover Fh cI,'isr
32O p m HACKETTSTowS MAIL Booa,on, Chester
AA1 s:1S p m HACHgrTsTowY EXPRESS.
For AoRRIsTowy at':i5 $40 ;2o 1900 n, 2:S 3'o '
For SUMMIT and intermediate stations e:3o 7: 7 9O loo
and lI:2o 23o 3;o 4;2o e;C9 a5d e9 p m ola oo mn
IO 2 $40 $40 $50, S:3l 6;o t:9 s:'' slj
SEwAsK $50 s 7s 40 so ,s s;'o : o:le 10, i5:s ''
S5 4c sio $40 $50 coO Sao 6:iO 500 40 o:5 aai
ll T[aE' E1rIf n, Eo5SsEb } 4 Ia, and "MosrCLR CO.
$40 and llCo and 2;lo & 2;S go e2o and D. n ,
l2:oo B,ps 5:o AMI $40 3 p s,s DsOE s S For BDs
StarhOpe thence by Stage nile & FS5 &
the Railroad Haeketosn thence BY stage niles E9i Dim
WARE WATER GAP $500 and 40 = m foE AL, ,hriELD
SPRINGS al ga. \ sChOCh saptnnhl.si''
TRIE RAILWAY.-TRAINS Leave Depots
H foot Of Chambers-st and foot Of 25i-st, folows .
Throu b Express Trains leave ChGmbersst stg ~ m %
D. m and daily New and improved Drawing Room oacles
accompany tbrorghtO Buffalo and SGseh'l 81 &C.
connecting HOrneye with magnificent Sleeping toacns rannS
Sleeping COactes ACCOMPANY
susquehsnDa to Buffalo the $3.50 p ~ tram ifon
Suspension Bige and the train from Ne-iork 70
Buffalo Suspension Bridge, and Cincinnati An Erant Tran a'es
For Port Jerys ,nd Way 500 a. M ami 4:3O P. m.
For Way '7oO and $3.50 p and Sundays
'pI For o;isTine OH e and Way at '1i.ooam.
For Newburgh and Way, at 800 a m, $3.50 and $3.50 pm
For Suteru and Way, and 2. m.
ForPaes5n Way. At GiJ 10 II m' 'lG a:l', CAS-
For sekepsack ls,le and sprng valley at 3;j and t5
I4O 500 600 and It s5 n0 Weuesisy ana Saturdays on
For Pemort Eyak Talmans. and Way at s2 M 'l3o 1915
t5 445 f5:g and '1:4J aud N1es Sagf
days ONLY 2 midnight special Sunday Irlls at 5O m and 10
D. M. -. - - - - ,.,,,--. -.
23 depot earlier than aOse time Last boat from J
85 Tn ', - -, a..
Caches can lie obne fjr checking Of Bar
gage nav Compans oces 2 t9 and 57 Baisay 70
l2jtt-st Avenue
Contest BROOKLYN; Broadway VIII amshurg Depot foot o
Chambest and foot Of 23 Newlor; AMI Long Doc Depot
Jer,ev Civ and Of the Agents At the principal hotels
sDaiU 'For Pe1nout and Mack tFor HaeEsnsaek
For Hackensack Hilkdale only. For -. 81
L u. RUCKER Auns'2, WI: X BARK
GenlSuDL lSIl 1eAl PA,sf At
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
]. JoHNsoN, ~, Anctoneef
DY JOHNSON e. NJ l. l. E X,
ID AUCTIONEERS AND

REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No 25 NAssAu-sr., COR. CEDAR ST., NKv-ioRK .
Residences Stores Lots Country Seats and Farms bought SOLD
ted erchana1 Loans neg0d Auction Sales o: Furniture &c

Residences
rented erchana Loans ngpatd Auction Sales o: Furniture &c
DY p. S. SEABURY, Real Estate Agent, No.
i 80 Sycamore-s., WH. TBNCH Crer -. 49, ,,,,
TION-In puruanoe deed Of from William Gee and wife TO
me trustee 2h day April 1906 and of record IN the
Court Of Prince Georae Comfy 'n
shall on the 2Oh Of SEPTEMBER 1911 o'clock m AZ The
auction store F. s. Seaby the City OF Petersburg va sen ~
public auction the following valuable real estate: ~ ~
First That parcel Of land called SANTA kosa
in Prince George County Virginia Warwick Swamp" excepting
rron said containing about 40 acres when be
W. trueeeaYlug resiuue OF
amount o about 500 acres .u,,,
Of between Warwick Swamp
The Norfolk Petersburg Railroad and containing t acrs M
crf small detached piece OF
Trd That tract Of land called WRENNS" lying
the north side oi baeAWir swamp
containing about $50 ,,.,oy,,,
Prince the north side OF warwick swamp hd ad
Joining the tract called Warsicks containing 2J acres
FYCh. Ta, certain other parcel Of land lying In Prince
County containing adjoining tract oi land called
"GRANTIIAMS" across the rood
Sir And certain parcel Of land called ROMANS
Virginia, south o Warwick swamp and
extending Pigeon Swamp and Dark swamp containing ll9o
Of land reserved there nom Tor the use o tue nor
whole about FOfTlSIA HUNDRED AND
FFrYTHREE ACRES living nghborood the Norfolk and
Railroad between Dspunta and Wayery about - miles
inducements 70 colony
nnts Some lands improved with coed dwellings and
OF them p1uculry the hOMAN lhACI con
tain large quantities Of most valuable timber
Mr. William SANTA ROSA, will take pleasure IN showing the
premises be the Office OF On
PEGRAM LYON Ato.neys.ltLv Tabbs., Petersburg. Va
Tu-On fourth Of pIrle cash. the balance upon credit
nstamnts bearing interest at cent
per secured By ndred negotiable notes and Decd OF trust upon
the property bought JOIN n W, trustee:
Auc
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
Gorporatlon Notices.

SUPREME COURT.-ln the matter OF the ap-
- pcop Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonsy of The Cy OF
NewYrk relative TO the WIDENING and STRENGTHENING OF
BROADWAY,
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26

SHELTER ISLAND PARkS:-A NEW WA
er s enppu. Of the Island Railroad ninety miles from
~. w .nd ope hundred and thirty miles from Boston
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
NEw-YORK AND NEW-HAyEN RAIL
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY 2, 1871.

Passenger Saon EewYork Of Twenyssventh and
loulth-aye Entrance Twenty seveathsi-
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
6ieambodls ano Railroads.

FOR STAMFORD and GREENWICH-The
Ie yE W Is7i % ~ tea6sosi ANERCUs e'' ne tot Of ha %
a. ~ ''O'' @' o'''t AA' "'''1N " %"
RSALnlMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COS
YRE5HT nF s:,, si ~ an, S Ias - iW6sS IL
LER LINE Per so rs' Soiis A'' .si NLASD fgor
& saatS ~ rsngep t,ss ae SewlesL ,sl sSdA os'e oa
ton g .hos s',a so., he 6SLY ss ,sss.
A''''''' TICKETS GOOD ryT15 n ETagiir gsEp o, ,,.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW JERSEY
~. f,,ostT 1sa & P,t "a Ssv.Yo, 1 q Lby
sf & a. DTa E ss sS1 .Ss w.., a. Z =, 'aga
sh H. I"hgh aat sssqnaanna y,ion st Er VIII r. e.
bureh and e Vet s,eoai change Of 70 Cca'l P,as
''' 49, AEifTTq}%s gSF}yG IaSEys2TFsF .EE 20 TFs WEST
Commencing May q. l87L-Leaye Nsw.York a. foi.ovs
ia @-ior Pennington, Iain. Bcihebsn Miab cqnt wBss
barre Pi.ton hahsnoy City, Mt Carmel HIe.lp, duElan ct
Io"ada WyeIy &C. Connect at Junction with h. ali W.
s.a .aa &: s%s % .9s 2, r' A.
i4goI PApsSuIg with LeSg, .sd am. bo9 sr A,s
Lehigh Valley R.ro.d FOR Mach Chant.
1880 nFor Pemagtoo, Esston, Alenorn Mauen cbonf.
Epha POtsvle Harrisburg &e Connects at Apssurs for Be-
udere - ~
2op m:-PoT R.ton. Coansc's PhHps5ur wa Iehgs ,nd
susq Division for Allentown wsebse and Scnos ad At Esoa
Junction n oSVsd Wh L. ani " Z '"'"
Gm-FoI Eas,on AIsn,oEn tow ss'o6 sua Nsaea Chunk
tevu, Reading ards5urs PiisSnrh cSc,go ,aJ cuanni s
Ing and Palace Cars to Pittsburgh and Chicago
5l5 p m-For SomerViue
7pm-For Sonervile.
5aopm-lEm,GanlIPo EastOn
2pm~For Panseld' Wednesdays and saturia7s
1896 Iiis @; i25o i:oo 900 go 55 3a 800. ~ ts.
'S Se 5:iS 500 6:9o 7OC ~ ~ o;ty u of,2 2 -,' ~
road Never.ey Leryt NevYor anI at the phuep
'"''' Ia ''" r B. KICKER saperiatehieat
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
GUNNER Retreats.
"voODCpUPCV PAVILION.

U,HIS FAVORITE SUMNER RESORT,
LAKE DUNMORE HOUSE, at Salisbury Va will open June
-, 81, sessob W. II. MERRITT. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26

Forest, Eli1ahethpo-t
J NJ. Ra,les, Eli1she'hrof'.
Harriet Lewis. Fl1ab,thpOi.
Gall. EfnAe'hTort
hlioa Iligahetlpur;.
Peter Ritter Fuzah tbport.
CASTOR r. Huhhsri. NiFinis.
G. T.. Uofma1, Virginia.
John Tog,,the, Nir-nia
Wm perr. Puu,ilc0c- ~
Grace Cushsg, MiddlcioSn, u
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
Citn Dropcrtp TO Eet.

ITO LET or LEASE-PL0T of GROUND on
Eas RIVER Between Fth and Szhss. Average depth from
er about feet breadth streets l feet with bulkhad
and bali of pier q siIths. Inquire st 200 LeHIs-st
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26

IMPORTANT TO MANUFACTURERS.
4 PEDRiCR CL0SSEN, Auctioneers, lawTeaee Mass
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
on WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 80,
AT O'CLOCK, ON THE PREMISES,
THE MILL PROPERTY
OF TEE
LAWRENCE WORSTED COMPANY,
SITUATED AT LOWER END CANAL, NORTH SIDE OF
MERRIMAC RIVER,
LAWRENCE, MASS.
frontage canal OF 10 feet, and extends TO
depth Of $50 feet The main building 20 feet VIDE by
long hight including the basement Boiler
to buling. bmtings
width and 90 feet 10 length Repair shop
and Barn There Superior Turbine Wheel Of 60hore power made
by Kbun Fa River with substantial Pensock aud
Other attachments complete Onehafa MIL power belongs 20 the estate
and Be with Engine and Portable Boiler
incui,d.
whole property good order and such Opportunity to
wateIy0sers unug and facilities FOR all nds or
manufacturing are superior very AsO-abou l6J BradHg
Machines OF fdieleHt sizes. Terms favorable
NOROTON-GREAT AUCTION SALE (by
order Of MELVILLE T. MEAD esq Of handsome COTTAGES
and 2O VILLAGE Station be;Seen stamford and
Dsren on Sevayen Railroad by JOHNSON MILLER, the
premises at o'clock THURSDAY Aug 81 Free excursion ears
will between - mfo, NoEak and HorOon Maps al once OF
johnson i Miller p NalsaEst.. y. !.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26

NOODSBURGH PAVILION,
w WoODSHI'RGH. ROCKAWAY l.. l. SOUTH SIDE).
1 Hotel open, and will be kept hrt has
and water throughout with fine dve and bathing ample stsbug as
rsbt fJ use of guests Apply TO n r. sew ELL
aI a. Madison square House Broadway aud Twenty trt
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26

B.v state. Eryshethrot
In Brss. Bhyahsthrort
III. Torrv, EliUbelbport,
Vermilhou EiIa ethpoi-
W O. Insh. ~ satetbV0rl
JuIia Ann. Ehlate'tport
MA ptatt. Errahcthrnr'.
No draiT Simm, Nirr.ua.
Fliphsih White. Nirnnia.
Chsflef WooiscY, Ncw-hsvcr,
Co.. 7. Krrc Bridgeport,
Jas *. Kelsey. Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26
Gonses ano farms Unnteo.

NVANTED-To rent, with the privilege of
w rurchasuI SHALL PLACE, from 70 10 aces New
YORK. Address giving full Parclars B. REDFELD Bndseviie
Delaware
New-York tribune., 1871-08-26

DIRST- CLASS BOARD for Families and Tran
, Boarer and IS Lafayette place 2lst year Prices reduced
The New York herald., 1871-05-28

A mERICAN WATCHES IN GREAT VARIETIES
"a Cuckoo Clocks, Jewelry Sterling Silver Ware, our own
kRANKriELD CD, jewellers, 800 Sixth avenue. corner
sixth street
The New York herald., 1871-05-28
EXCURSIONS.

A SUNDAY EXCURSION FOR NEW ROCHELLE
CITY 1nd ant as sands Point The new steambos. AAERcya
ing Eighth Thirty each way. Retun
Ing leaves Glen Cove at and New Rochelle A arriving
the city at r. M.
The New York herald., 1871-05-28

ITO Statesmen ABOUT TO TRAVEL EAST WEST OR
SouthSsmples viii be furnished BY the advertiser dight
and compnct Of saa BILE specially dealt in by the
tail dry goods and fancy goods houses upon which good
commission will be paid Address for one week o. B., box
6O2 Office, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-05-28
CLERKS AND Statesmen.

i manufacturer "A gentleman OF thorough knowledge
Of oil kinds of wool 10 open for engagement buyer
Herald o6lr
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-08-03
So 'uck by Lightning

On Sunday night last, about IAd
night the building owned and occupied
by c. Bclknap as q shoe shop was
struck by lightning and badly shat
tered. The fluid was observed by
some of our people, who say it fesem,
BLEED three balls Of fire that PLAYED
about the roof Of the building for an
instant before the report.
The building scenes TO have been
struck in several places, as the root
was torn pp aud the shingles torn off
promiscuously. The chimney was
seated and one of the corner
posts completely shiyered, and the
siding torn away from the studding.
The bolt gust haye divided into sew.
erol currents, as visible marks denote
its course, around, through, ooer and
uaaer The building. We never saw
building so completely r4ddSea, and
the most wonderful circumstance IN
connection with the affair is, that two
men, Mr.. John White and Frank
Brown were lodging in the upper
story Of the building, and were lay
ing within q fuot of the shat
tered corner post Mr. Brown
was not even wakened. and
both escaped without scar or blen,ish.
SO close q cali to the portals Of &, he
other lite is Suggestive fthe proprie.
ty of Having ones house n ordey At
all times, for the grim messenger
may not choose another time TO pass
by with only warning, another
time be may demand trihute.
The Building would have been con.
snned, but for the exertions Of the
dodgers who extinguishsd the
flames.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-08-03
4 gricuititrGI Meeting.

We hope everybody will read the
proceedings eflhe Agl Society Meet
ing in another column Let all the
committees lie prepared TO act and
make our first Wood O.. Fair sue.
cess, md a big one. At the adjourn.
ed meeting converting Aug. 10Th,
and probobly the last before the :air,
at which time importan, business viii
be brought up, we hope to see every
member present.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-08-03

We are in receipt of the Lader, a
Semi,monthly journal, published in
Milwaukee and devoted to the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church interests. The
Mdcr is very neat Quarto, ably cd,
tied, and in point Of Typographical
appearance is superior to very many II
the religious papers of'hc West,
Terms, 30 per year; Clergymen
rs cents.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-08-03

The lightning scenes to be making
speciality OF our city aud surround,
ing country, Sir shocks within a
month, and now comes the tidlngs
that a barn, in the town Of SlgcI,
near Whipple's mill belonging to Mr.
G like, a german was struck aud con.
samcd with its entire contents last
Sunday night. A quantity of hay
and rye were burned we are lot
Informed as to Insurance.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-08-03
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CHURCH DIRECTORY

4 CoNGREGATIoNAL--T ey. Y. n WEI
srsp Services every Sabbath at lNl a. NJ,
n1 ~ p NJ Sabbath School at II NJ.
PRAYER meetings Wednesday evenings
METHODIST EPISCOPAL Kew. j. ID,
CotE. Services every Sabbath morning at
lo4 o'clock A NJ, and at u o'clock IN the
evening. Sabbath School at A. NJ prayer
Meeting ever! Thursday evening.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-08-03
The

Annual meeting OF the Bible Society
will be held at the NJ. E. Church on
Sunday evening Aug. 9th. Addresses
by Rev. r. NJ Webster, J. D. Cole,
and C. Smith the Bible Agent, after
which, collections and subscriptions
will be taken for Bible cause, and
officers elected for the ensuing year
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1871-08-03
Sprere Hat Storm.

The s Mile Creek section was HlSi-
ded by severe hail storm last Sun
dav, doing a good deal of damage to
the crops. Hail fell measuring seven
inches in circumference.