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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-12

o.. Neutrality-suspicious. for l,.,sag. Men on
great social evils and abuses, which interfere
With marriage, ard ruin the happiness Of iMots-
unds-with sure means =. r"lict IL: the c:rng
in sealed letter envelopes. free Il charge
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, 10.
south Ninth street, Ph!ade phia, PA:
Philadelphia, Pa, sep 2-dStw;'m
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Wbs,. "a. Seward.

AUBURN, n. T.. Oct. l2.-Mf. VIM. Fl.
Seward was cordial weicomncd home ioy his
fellow citizens tonight.
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From Utah.

SALT LAKE, Utah, Oct. lo.-Nothns is
talked Of but the Chicago fire. -. John 5
Lodge Of Perfection and otheG Masonic o'icEs
are taking up subscriptions Tor the sufferers
There will be genera! meeting oi lla>oa> o.,
morrow evening and al! Will give to the utter
most Of their means
An entertainments will he given 1t the ,heatr:.
at the request Of Brigham Young ior the reiie:
of the fund The money will be te"sraphcG
as fast as collected
SALT LAKE, Oct. 1.-the meeting. to-day,
at the Tabernacle to aid tie sufferers Is the
Chicago fire was presided over by Mayor Wells.
Brigham Young sitting beside him. .\bo"t
$4,000 were subscribed at once. Brig
ham Young gave $1,000 Mayor Wells
gave $1,000; in behalf Of The city s5a0,
for himself $500; Bull and Batenan $500.
Bishop John Shoup, $500: |. ). delegate
Hooper $500 VIM. J. .Icnning 5000 Fitch
aud Mann, 800 Hcwstead and kirkpa-
trick, $3.50 Brigham Young, DR., 50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-12

FINE GEOLOGICAL SPECIMEN John
Holden has presented to ST. John 5 Academy 4
beautiful specimen Of Ugnic, or coal in the pro
cess of formatou which was found on the line
Of the Alexandria and Fredericksburg Railroad
near Occoquan, more than twenty feet below
the surface The tbrcs Of the wood are dis
timely visible, yet it is black and very heavy
and is cmrruSted with sulphuret Of iron dcpos'
tied, no doubt, by some subterraneous stream.
The specimen will prove valuable addition to
the fine cabinet belonging to the Academy.
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FL Vino CataIina.-Thc announc

FL Vino Cata1ina.-Thc announcement
that has been so generally heralded throughout
the country that IN American company has again
commenced importing this celebrated Wine
Tonic is matter of no small Importance, and
will be hailed with JOY by all those seeking
pure and invigoratng tonlc; also, those VINO
need pure, pleasant and refreshing stlmulant
will find in tho Ell Vino Catalina, or Browns
Catalina Wine Tonic, what thoy want 1t will
be remembered that importations wore made IN
1866 of this noted brand, but in consequence of
the high duty then demanded BY this govern
ment the enterprise ceased, to tho regret or
thousands who had learned its value. Ut Is the
oldest tonic in tho world, and doubtless the most
invicorating, tho purcst ard bost, and if impor-
tati0n continues at the rates now started, 1t Will
take its place in every family III this rs well as
in the old countries. lis merits will make 1t Il
household article, and we hopo that cvery one
who has ever used any Btters or common patent
tonic, will at least try one bottle of the Catalina,
and then decide for themselves whether they
will Use this Tonic, prepared from tho pure
Juice of the Catalina grape, with Calisaya and
the spices Of Ccylon, or a bitters made OF com
mon whiskcy and bitter field herbs. This Is an
invaluable preparation for weakness ard deDIl-
ty; it relieves morning Nnguor and gives fresh
ness and appetite, not followed byan unpleasant
reaction.
1t cures Dyspepsia Indigestion. Costvencss,
Bilious Dcransements, Cramp Coli, Fatu-
lcncc, DiarrhGa, Dvsentcry Nausea, Initlng,
Morning Sickness, Chi!!s and Fevc-s, Headache,
Nervous Irritnbi;y. Annmia Heart Disease,
Diseases OF the Kidneys and Bladder, Diseases
Of the Skin, and all Eruptions, eithe? caused by
other diseases or inlpurty Of the blood AS
Tonic in Consumption, it has no superior, OF
which thousands believe themselves to Lave
been erred by is use We do hot claim that Il
will cur, Consumption. but We arc sure that It
viii prevent it if taken freely in time.
AVERY Il DAVIDSON. Groccrs and Liquor
Merchants, :-16 King street, Alcxandr!a, "a,
Agents for Alexandria and TIE counties; j. VI VI.
CONRAD 6 Co, - Light street, Baltimore, Nd,
General A.eauts for Tie L. :. Office ot the Com
rlry. - ). Howard stree, Baltimore, Nd.
IL Scot
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CERGEANTS SALE.-By virtue Of an or
= der issued by the Corporation Court Of the
city of Alexandria, at the July term, 1911, and
10 me directed, in the case OF Geo. i. Scaton ys.
J. G.. VcrPanck, l will sell, at public auction,
in front of the promises, on TIL L ESD Az, tho
9th day of November, 1871, at u Q cloci m, all
the right, title and interest of the sand D. q: Yer
Pancl, in the BRICK DWELLING and t4a:If
LOT occupied by G. ". Clifford situated sI [;t&.
in the city Of Alexandria, on the west side "'
Water street, between King and Prince, to the
highest bidder. Terms cash.
Get g-eols j. VI. STEUART, Sergeant
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,y,hn esrcnt Fire i'm Michigan.

DETROIT, MICi, Oct. l2.-News from San
Clairand Huron counties OF this date is of most
distressing character All that portion OF the
State east of Saginaw Bay and north OF Il point
forty miles above Port Huron has been conf
pctey swept by fire. y number OF persons
rcrished. and it is feared VIC have not heard
the worst. The tlouriShing villages of Forest,
vile, White Rock, Elm Greek, sandbcach aud
Huron city have been entirely destroyed and
Rock Falls and Port Hope partially destroyed.
Nothing has yet been heard from Fort Austin
or Port Crescent, but it Is hardly possible they
escapcd. In all these towns there were large
stores, many of which were filled with winter
stocks extensive saw mills. single mills and
docks covered with lumber, all OF which We're
swept away 1t is said there is but one dock
left ON the shore about FurcStvllic. \ steamer
which left Port Huron last night for the relief
of the sufferclsrcturncd this evening with about
forty men, women and children, five OF whom
were severely burned
The revenue cutter Fcs>cmdcn, which started
for Port Austin picked up Il sallboat on the
lake containing Isaac Green, the principal own
or of Forcstvic, together with his family and
eighteen or twenty others, who had escaped
the flames at ForestviIlc. The telegraph opc-
rator at ForcstvilJc escaped through the fire,
back into the country. All the telegraph Offices
along the shore have been destroyed, but COM
munication will be restored as soon as the dam
are done to the lines can be repaired. 1--WE
children are known to have persisted near Rock
Fails. X. Is. Hubbard atlluron City, shot all
his fine horses and cattle to prevent their per-
ishng by the fire. lie loses very heavily, hav-
ing had a large store, mills, docks, etc, destroy
cd The extensive property Of Stafford Il Hay
ward, at Port Hope, ISaboUt Tie only one which
escaped.
Five thousand dollars were subscribed to-
niuht for the relief of the sufferers of thisState
The light rain of yesterday seems to have
greatly abated the fires Throughout the State
and it is believed tic worst has passed. There
is scarcely Il county in the State but what has
suffered more or less from fire and the loss Will
amount to hundreds Of thousands Of dollars.
The damage to the pine land is incaculable.
Saginaw city only escaped destruction through
the determined efforts of her citizens, who
fought the ire back. The town of Bridge
port was only saved from destruction by a
shower Of rain yesterday morning Charles
Chambers burns on his farm near Lansing,
Michigan were burned yesterday, together
with several fine horses At Holland OIL the
east shore vt Lake Michigan, the flames made
clear sweep, scarcelya building being ict;.
The sulfcringS Of the people were promptly
cared for by the Mayor and citizens Of Grand
Haven. Professor Charles Scott, Of HOPE
College, perishcd also Il minister whose name
was not aSccrtalncd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-12

SSow-About half past eight o'clock last
night, there WAS slight fall of snow in this
neighborhood, lasting about ten minutes.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-12

MARKET FARM FOR sALB.-Pur:usns
lSI to decree Of tho County Court of Fairfax
county, rendered at its May term, 1871, in the
suit of Joseph Bruin use c. L. Mankins against
Thomas Jnvins tho undersigned, the Com
missioner, therein named, will offer ut public
auction on SATURDAY, Sept. 80 at y M, at
Cats Tavern, West End, that highly cultivated
snd valuable MARKET FARM, belonging to-
and now in possession Of, Thomas Javins, con-
tanning 57s acres of land lyingon the Little River
Turnpike, about miles west of Alexandria. The
land is highly improved with good buidings, and
is most desirable farm.
Terms OF sale: Cash, so much as will pay ex-
ponses; residue upon credit of /, ,, and years
with interest to be secured by bonds, with
good security and decd Of trust upon the
premises. {. ". MAIIrLE>.
H. W. THOMAS,
Fairfax county, sep 2-lawts Comm'r.,
5rsS-Thc above sale is postponed unit! the 6th
Court, at Fairfax Court House.
Fairfax county, sep 30-!awts
SALEOF \ SMALL FARM, NEAR CEN
= TREVILLE, FAIRFAX COU MY. VA.
The undersi gned, trustee Will sell, in front Of
the Court House Of Fairfax county, on MON
DAY, the 18Th day o! October, ISL, Il. twelve
o clock m o; that day, ali that TRACT or
LAND conveyed 10 thc undersigned bydHed
froul L. 5. Plunn!cr. dated February l$t, le:2,
in trust, to secure = Gc5t in ssid deed mentioned,
the said tract OF land being situated near Centre,
Vile WITH. tie ssil county % Fairfax, and
bcuntod rs follows TO Wit:
Beginning 1t 4, on the north side OF the ola
road, and running with said road y. S240 ";
lU2 poles n 723o 81 poles thence leaving, said
Rad y. - W. .; ,o.v,, crossing branch to
lar re-! oak corner to this lot and Daniel Tay-
Tor and Thomas Taylor; thence with DAME
Tuviurs line n Gu J.. IL poles ~ planted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-12

TIE NlGnr SCnooI.-'Ihc attendance OF
scholars at the night school continues to IN
crease but there is still Il scarcity OF teachers,
who arc much needed The school room at the
corner of Dukc and Royal streets, has been ic-
paired nicely fitted up, and is lighted with gus
Everything will be done to make the scholars
comfortable and if those who are capable and
can spare the time will only lend Il helping
hand, great good can be accomplished In to-
DAYS Gazette, will be found an advertisement
for q superintendent of the school.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-12

IMpRovEMENT--Work arc engaged i'll
digging the foundation for \ fine three story
brick dwelling, to be built for Mr.. b. II. Lam,
bert. OH Duke street, between Pitt aud Royal
streets, nearly opposite that gentleman resi-
dcnce. When completed it will be an orna-
mcnt to that part of the city, where there are
already some very tihc dwellings,. The add
ton to the parsonage of st. SaulS Church, close
by, has added grcatiy'to the comfort, convent
rlc.. and appearance OF that building.
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Special NOTICES.


Since the exposure of the attempts made by GER
tain INSCRIPTIONS local dealers, to palm off their
coarse astringents, made from cheap and impure
materials in the place of the great national ton
ic Hostetters Stomach Bitters, public opinion
has set strongly against these empires and their
preparations: Their occupation is gone or soon
will be: When the light is let into deception it
soon willis down. Persons who triae with their
own health, BY using unknown preparations,
with no guarantee to sustain them, when an ez-
tablished specific, proven by twenty years ex-
perience to be exactly what it is claimed to be,
is within their reach are sure to repent their te-
merity. Many have done so in this instance,
but it is hoped that the truth plainly spoken has
arrested the evil. In the meantime the demand
for the leading protective and restorative medl-
cine of America was never SO great as it has been
this season. From the fever and ague districts
of the west, southwest and south, it is literally
overwhelming, and it may be said of the advices
from all parts Of the country Of the cures it is eff
fecting in dyspepsia, bilious complaints. and
chronic coustipatoa, that ''theirname is legion"
Everywhere the sick and feeble seem to have re-
allied the Importance of 'holdng fast that which
is good" and of avoiding what is spurious and
dangerous. oct 9-eulw
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I.OMMISS lONEK'S SALE or NALt a
y BILE HT.>L ESTAIt. - "a iEsAA
CUUNTY.-Dy virtue vi = decree: 81 the tirtU!t
Court cf Fairfax county, pronounced 1t tAe5
term, 1863 in the sait uf Hrady'a aGminis;ra-
tor V. James }. Love aid others, the undcr-
signed. commissioner, III said decree named,
will, on MONDAY, the 9th day O: EoyembeT,
1871, that being Circuit Court da", oaer for sale,
to the highest bidder, before :hc door of the
Court House d: Fairthk county, NJ 10 clock m,
that valuable TRACT OF LAND, lying on tn"
Germantown road, in said county. about four
miles west OF Vienna station, and on which Mr.
Sinkfcld resides, containing 4%o ACRES. InIa
land is improved by u rev FRAME Dwell
LING, with other buildings has an abun- s!;;azS
dance Of wood, is finely watared, and the LEN!
soil susceptible o; easy and rapid improvement.
Terms: Onc-lcnth of the purchas" money III
hand on the day OF sale, liable To b" i"ri''t"d
should the purchaser ial! 10 complete MS pnr-
chase: the residue in three equal ins;a lmrnt$.
payable at six. twelve and eighteen months, with
Interest from the day of sale, To be secured by
the notes of the purchaser and the title To- p' re-
tanned until the last payment is made. stamps
and decd AT the cost of the purchaser.
MATTHEW HARRISON, Com. % Sale.
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WE HAVE received from Mr.. John II. Par
rott's store, some beautiful pieces of new music
among them, "Old Dr. Bonds y song and
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-12

GUTTERING-At the last meeting of Coun-
ell the following recommendations of the Com
nittcc on Streets in reference to guttcrng,
were adopted aud the work ordered to be
done &C Tutoring on both sides of Washing
ton street, between King and Prince Streets
also on the cast side Of Fairfax street, about
one half Of the square between Wilkes and
Gibbon streets also on Wilkes street, between
Fairfax and Water street: also along the whole
square on Queen street. between Royal and
Pitt streets; also in the alley in the rear Of the
residences Of Geo. H. Robinson, Henry l..
Simpson and others, and on the square on
Queen street between Alfred and Henry streets
SENTENCED To TIE PENITENTIARY FOR
EIGHTEEN YEARS Charles Barker colored,
who killed John Thomas, also colored, at Man
assas, in August last, was tried at the present
term of the Circuit Court Of Prince William,
Judge Keith presiding and convicted OF MUIR
der in the second degree and sentenced to IS
years in the pententiary. The prosecution was
conducted by Mr. Clarke. and the defence by
Messrs. Round and Meredith. The Court was
to have adjourned to-day.
Coal TRADE-The frequent and constant
arrivals Of boats FROM Cumberland with coal,
and the scarcity of vessels to take it of, not
withstanding the demand. has caused the ac-
emulation at the wharycs. III this city, of
large quantities.
SSow-About half past eight o'clock last
night, there WAS u slight fall Of snow in this
neighborhood, lasting about ten minutes.
We HAVE received from Mr.. John II. Par
rott:s store, some beautiful pieces of new music
among them, "Od Dr. Bonds, " song and
chorus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-12

Izya "MESsEs. GRIFFIN e. HOFFMAN, News
paper Advertising Agents, No. + South St,
Baltimore, Md, arc authorized to contract Tor
advertisements at our lowest rates. Advcrtl
sers in that city are requested 20 leave their
f,vors with this house.
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Fairfax county, oct 9-2awts

WASHINGTON STREET LOTS FOR
w SALE-Thc Vestry Of Chris: Church
will offer for sale by auction, on AICEDA1'
ING LOTS on Washington street, part o.: the
ground attached to the Rectory. \ pa. vii! be
Shown at the sale Terms One-thrd cash, tho
residue in two equal payments at six and lively"
mouths from the day OF sale, bearing Interest.
i. c. FLETCHER,
Il. JOHNSTON,
oct2-o,tI Wardens.
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TUST OPENED.
Black and Colorcd roplius and Epingclinc+
in all the various shades.
Black English Bornhaznrs
Reps black and other col"ri.
French Sattincs, in black, maroon, blue, green
and all the various shades.
5-4 Black DeLaines fine quality
Splendid line of Black AlpacaS.
Mohuirs, Plaids, White Alpacas, and a great
variety OF DRESS GOODS Of commoncr fabrics
son 20 !. NJ STEWART
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STOCK ERS' VI f + IL n 6.

y =, ,,,n
A meeting of tho stockholders Of the N D.
DLEBURG and PLAINS TCRNP1hE ~.
will be held in Middlcburg, at tho Office of Maj
B. p. Noland at 1 clock y. H., on SNIU X
DAY. the 14th Of October next, for the purpose
of electing President and Directors for said
company for the next year -,
JAMES PRIEST, President
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DETAINED LETTERS The following letters
are detained in the Alexandria poStofice for
want OF stamps E. II. Raulegh, lakewood,
Md: Mrs. T.. l.. Chase, Arcoa, Va; VIM. a.
Pond & Co., New York; Great American Tea
Co New York.
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.SECTIU.r S.9LES.

DS PUBLIC AUCTION-Will be offered
ID to the highest bidder on the premises on
THURSDAY, the 2Gth instant. ut 3 - clock y.
m. the desirable LOT and TENEMENT ca
Situated on the y. W. corner Of Prince and 5i$i
Columbus streets, lately occupied By the sub
Scribcr Terms NJ sale. .,.,.
nGt Tits IT, g. ROBERTSON.
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PolIcE REpoRT-NIAYoRs OFrlCE.-Sam J..
Baxter, awhile boy mailing from Washington,
lnr stealing pair of pantaloons from the cap,
tain of the schooner NarclSsa, was sent to jail
for three months.
NIGHT REpowr Might dark and stormy.
City quiet Two dodgers were at the station
lnllSr but no NrlSOnCrS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-12

NEW BRIDGE. frame work Of the new
bridge to span the Alexandria Canal, on the
line of the Washington and Ohio Railroad in
place of the present structure, has been nearly
completed at the depot Of the company in this
city, and will be put up is soon as navigation
ON the canal closes
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~ NDERWEAR.

4 NDEh w Eah
Scotch Wool and Merino Vests for gentlemen,
all sizes.
Ladies Mcrino Vests and Drawers.
Misses and Boys Vests
\ fine line of those stout iron frame White
Cotton Hose, both for adc. and children.
Gents Brown Cotton Half Hose, of superior
quality, for the fall and winter
Chiidrcn's Fancy Wool Hose.
Also, Caters white and colorcd.
Fall cOlors in superior Kid Gloves; Silk,
Buck and ether lined Gloves. Just received.
sep 80 j. VI. , IL w tlhI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-12
A LARGE AND VALUABLE FARM,
" FAIRFAX co. NEAR THE CID "

A LARGE AND VALUABLE FAM, IN
~ FAIRFAX CO., NEAR THE CITY Or
FOR SALE.-By virtue OF a
decree of the Circuit Court for the county "i
Fairfax, rendered in tho suit Of Mason ". Ma
son and others. the undersigned, comm!SSlonSfS'
will sell, on SATURDAY, the llth day OF Nc
vember next, at II o'clock H., IL front ol inc
Mansion House Hotel, in the city of Alexandra,
that VALUABLE FARM. in the county Of
Fairfax within few miles Of the city of Alex
andria, we'll known rs the estate Of tho late ar;
r. G. Mason. This desirable farm contains ~
acres roods and 20 poles. The soil is very d Ter
tile, portion OF it being rich meadow land. me
farm is delightfully."- situated in an ezceIeh;
ncighborhood, and adjoining ',lIuntlcy' AND
other lands in 81 high state Of cultivation. Inr
farm has been divided into three tracts, and VIII
be sold rs 4 whole or subdividcd to suit pur-
chaserS.
Terms One-fourth Of the purchase money to
be paid in cash, and the residue III three equai
instruments at +, II and IS months, with interest
from the day of sale: the deferred payments t"
be secured by the notes of the purchaser, salts
factorily endorsed and tho title 10 be retained
until the purchase money is fully paid Stamps
and convcyancing at tho expense Of the purchas-
CIR. ii. y. Ola GlllON,
NJ d. BALL, Commrs
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Middleburg, Va, sep 29-eotd
NTEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.

Rare chance for making money. MILL in
complete order. 1000. 900 feet of nmbrr to saw,
can be cleared to pay for the mill. For terms or
INV other information, apply to Judge c; +.
SINCLAIR, Manassas Junction, Prince Will
liam county, or 5. &: HALL, Casteman's Fer
~ Clarke county. Va. oct 9-cotNl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-12

Fairfax county, sep 2-lnwts Comm'r.;
nS~The above sale is postponed until the 9Th
DAY OF NOVEMBER, first Gay OF Circuit
Court ut Fairfax Court llou:c.
Fairfax county. sep 3O-!aWts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-05
HERALD WEDNESDAY, APRIL I87l-QUADRUpLE SHEET
JERSEY CITY, HOBOKEN, HUDSON CITY
AND BERGEN REAL ESTATE.

ITO LET. OR LEASE IN HOBOKEN TWO FRAME
Buildings suitable for light manufacturing purposes
within three minutes Of hoboken ferry; rent Apply
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EVENING TELEGRAM
very Latest News.
Every item worth reading.
Nothing stale or dry.
Important News from all Parts
Never Misses Sensation.
Gets the Truth about everything
Three Editions Daily.
E. ach one contains all the
--latest reiegraphic Dispatches.
Every Evening the Entire News OF the nAy
Given to the Public for Two Cents
Read ''arl over the city,
And can be had wherever newspaper IL sold.
Make way for the EVENING TELEGRAM
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To spectators In land projectors OF and capitalists
generally opportunity FOR Investment IL presented
Farm OF about 200 acres, with extensive improvements,
IL included.
several Mls and additional mill manufacturing sites
the property. . .
ASTON station the point OF junction Of two railroads
Towns and settlements may be favoraby located.
The cedar timber II of considerable value.
Crsnberres grapes sweet potatoes hops &C., &c. can be
very successfully cultivated
dood title viii be made 10 the purchaser.
Send for pamphlet Containing particulars, and apply,
personally = " "'a GEORGE NJ DALLAS, Assignee.
Yssss.s, No. 222 south Fourth street, phlgdelphia
GALE IN PARTfTION.-THE SUBSCRIBER Will.
se NJ public auction, al the Court House, In the city Of
Poughkeepsie, the 9Th OF April 1871, atl M the pro-
perry known the Livingston Homestead, situated less
Than mile the centre OF the beautiful city Of POUCH.
keepse and upon the river bank consists OF ~ acres OF
land fine building sites, with river View beautiful stream,
woods hill vale; splendid river front FOR DOCKS with
deep Water and several OF land between railroad ana
river; the premises will he sold together or IN PARCELS
rare chance invest For particulars and terms sGdres:
RICHARDS Atlorncys No. 81 W all street. New York city
CARAToGA.-HALF OF A FINE STORE TO LIT FOR y.
> the In Nc best location Appy.to hAHfz' 10
Broadway, New York.
CTATEN IsLAND-PIRsT LANDING, on Hill.
- splendid location, 80 minutes from city, boats every
hour untili i6 r. NJ House, rooms; oil improvements;
s'''V' ''''"' CARTER, 90 wall street, basement
CTAMFoRD-LARGE HOUSE, SUITABLE FOR BOARD;
ss 70 let rooms near depot n9unoo Trfi
Twelfth street kHAs AvNA"YVu'