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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27
LAND FOR RENT.

BY order of the Judge Of Probate, for
Newberry County, Ne will RENT, for the
year 1878, at the late residence Of Mrs.
Helen O'Neall, two miles West Of Newberry
c. H., on Monday, the 10th day of Decem-
Der next, al! Of the Real Estate Of which
she died possessed, to-wit: 46l acres OF
Land. S. POPE, EQUAL. E1or's.
J. ". GARY,
will sell 1T the same time and place, a
lot Of Mules, Farming Utensils, Cotton
Seed, &c. S. POPE.
Nov. 21, 4S-2t.s
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GooD.-"Fasher, what does the printer live
o.? ~ 'Why, chld?' Because you said
YOU hadn't paid him for TWO years and YOU
sill take the paper" "Wife, put that child
to bed; he's an everlasting talker."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

\ beautiful line Of Salem J:ans, Satinets
and CaSsimereS, can be found at
46-tf MCCALL y PULLS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

WOOD YARD.-How would a wood yard
pay some enteCprising person? Some be-
lieve that it would. Would it do to try?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27
THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, COUNTY OF NEWBER-
RY.-IN COMMON PLEAS.


RY.-IN COMMON PLEAS.
Frances a. Summer .idm'x OF uenry Sum-
mer Plaintiff, against john S. Renwick,
Admir-, and others.
BY virtue of IN order 70 me directed
from the Hon. A Moses, Judge Of the
Seventh Circuit, i'll offer for sale OH the
first Monday in December next ell that lot
OF land lying and being situate in the Town
OF Newberry, containing eight acres, more
or less, fronting Oh Caldwell Street, on
which Henry Summer resided at the time
of his death.
TERMS OF SALE-One.third cash, bal
ance on cred; Of twelve months with iu-
terest from day Of sale to be secured by the
bond Of the purchaser with Mortgage Of
the land sold. Purchasers to pay for pa
pers. JOHN J. CA2RINGTON, S. C.
Nov. 6, 45-4t. 1l3
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LOCAL.

,.o-.. fire selection OF Wco!eas Piece Goods
and Gents Furnishing Goc"S, can o. !ouno AZ
~, o z7-,t ,IcFhLE. s. POOLS.
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

STATE UF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Whereas. information has been received at
this Department that the gin house of n. B.
Davenport, near Deadfall, Newberry County
was wilfully and maliciouSly set on fire on
the night Of November first, and whereas
there is reason to believe that this Infamous
act was perperrated by an organized band Of
inceudiaries;
Now, therefore, I, ROBERT K. SCOTT,
Governor of the Stale Of South Caroiua, in
order that the offenders may be brought TO
Justice, and the peace anG good order of the
community maintained, do hereby offer a
reward Of
Three Hundred Dollars,
for the apprehension of the perpetrators of
this outrage, and their delivery in any Jail
in this State, with proof 10 convict.
In testimony whereof I have hercunto set
nv hand, and caused the Great Seal
of the State to be affixed, al Columbia,
L.S.) this 18Th day Of November, 4. D.
1872, and in the ninety-seventh year
OF the Independence Of the United
States Of America.
ROBERT 4. SCOTT. Governor.
FL. CARDozA, Secretary Of State.
Nov. 20, 47-3r.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

MCCALL 4 POOL are Agents for Wards
Celebrated Fitting Shirts. Measures taken,
aid fit guaranteed, at New York prices
with Express added. 4o-st.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

We shall try to answer the query of lady
correspondent next week. Tne question IS
big one and calls for research.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

Fresh arrival of nice Lace Collars, Under
sleeves, &C., at MCCALL foOL >.
I6-tf.
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NOTICE.

T will >e!l cheap for cash the HOTEL al
Saluda O,d Town. For terms apply toJ. "
Miller, at Ncwbcrry, S. c.
Oct 80, 44-2m. }. Z. TAILOR.
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We learn that Sheriff j. J. Darlington has
received his commission.
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The State of South Carolina, County
of Newberry.-In Common Pleas.
VIM. P. Harmon, Surviving
Executor Of John Hair,
deceased, Plaintiff. E~ecr,;o,
against
Rcbecca w. Hair,
Defendant
By virtne of an Execution, to me direct
ed, in the above stated case, will offer for
sale, at the Court House, on Sale-day in
December next, at the risk Of the former
purchaser, all that tract or parcel Of land,
lying and being stu te in this County and
State, bounded by lands of J W. Stoeknan
Henry Dominick and Polly Stockman, con-
tainipg One Hundred and Forty Acres,
more or less, the property Of Rebecca Hair.
Terms of Sale-CASH.
J. j. CARR1NGTON, 8. ". c.
Nov. I3, 46-3t. tl6
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Look for lanls and stock for sale and
LANDS for rr2t, on this page.
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Containing 1000 Acres.

more or less, and which will be divided III
TO tracts TO s"it purchasers f necessary.
Four hundred acres of which: is in a high
state Of cultivation, and balance in natural
forest, the entire tract being considered
ona ot rho
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Sale Of Personally

Kitchen Furniture, &C., DC.
TERMS OF SALE.-on a credit Of twelve
months, with interest from day of sale,
70 be secured by the note Of the pur-
CHASER, with AZ least two good ureties-eX-
cep. for sums of and under twenty-five dO!-
lars, which must be paid in cash. The pur-
chaser will be allowed, however, TO pay all
in cash.
WILLIAM L. WATERS, Admir-,
With will annexed of John Swittenburg, de-
ceased.
Nov IL 46-3ts
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From and after this date VIC will sell our
entire stock CT FINE DRESS GOODS at q
greatly reduced price, Ladies desirous OF
purchasing will do we'll to give US call.
Nov. 81, 4S. MCCALL & POOL.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

The CoNcsEro OEGAN.-We have had the
pleasure OF meeting With Mr.. W. ". ShacklcfoEd,
who represents the firm Of GroyeSteen Fuller,
piano manufacturers, IS Mercer-st n. y. The
above organ is manufactured by 3. Shoninger &
Co., New Haven, Conn, and is the most beau
tifuI and completely finished organ Of its kind
that We have seen. It has three sets of reeds,
sub-bass and octave coupler, which give it 81 eat
power and purity. Its piano action is excellent.
The keys are improved; and an escape valve pre-
vents an undue pressure Of air. The book Clos
els and rack, and lamp brackets are very useful.
The organ is surmounted by an elegant piece Of
carved WORK containing neat little clock.
We are pleased to learn that one Of these or
gans has been purchased By gentleman Of cur
town and presented 10 the Lutheran Church.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

Ini lin. of Dress Goods, OF all kinds ant
prices, can be found at
Ocl.9. il-:i. MCCALL = FOULS.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

NEW MUslc.-MesSrs. Luddeu & Bates
have again laid Us under obligation by pre-
senting few pieces Of choice new music,
VIZ: Airy Ships at Sea- song; "Mo-
thes bear roe to the Window. song; and
"The merry-making." Lies Bonviyants) 3rd
series of the Universal Library. We appre-
ciate the compliment the more that it is a
recognition that we have Emusic in the soul, "
and consequently are not addicted TO trea-
sous, ku klEX and so forth. Success attend
the Southern Musical house Of Ludden &
Bates, Savannah, Ga.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

OYSTER SueP2R-A pleasant little affair
came of Il: the hotel l,S; Thursday night,i1
the Way of an oyster stew. Jake Wells, Esq,
got up the treat just By way Of ! pleasant
change, TO his cotton friends and Others,
aud put IN the seasoning himself, accord
ing TO Hoyie. JOHN was there, and Said
,iiA; thugs were jus; exactly suited 10 his
iasle.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

CoTroS vs.. WooD There has been so
little done in the line Of wood-hauling this
fall, that there are unforsrnates who are "out
in the cold" No. so with cotton, however,
nt which there seems 20 be no near end
We do not wish the supply of the latter to
''gin out," but we co wish, for humanity>s
sake, tha, tine may be spared 10 bring in a
little more fire wood.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

IMPRovEMsST.-Wc are pleased 10 sec
that the market stalls have been improved
By closing up the open ends, and are dispen-
ser, OF choicc mats made snug and COM
Portable for the winter. The market strikes
one rs being very small. bat the quality OF
the meats offered, as well as quantity. IS
sufficient for The large demand and cultva-
tcd tas'c of Newberry town, for which, Mr..
Beard and Mr.. Sill. the principal caterers,
deserve great credit. Indifferent or poor
meat is rarity in this market.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

ACCIDENTAL DEATH.-Wi;i, deep pain
we record the death Of g most estimable
young lady, Miss Lizzie E. Sloan, which &C.
CURED on Sunday last, while on her way
home from church, in the neighborhood of
Caauon's Creek, in this County. 1t appears
tia. the horse she was driving took fright,
and running away, threw her aud Mrs.
Francis Sloan, widowed sister-in-iaw, from
the buggy, and from the effects Of Injuries
sustained, she died the same night. She
was The daughter of old Mr. Jas. Sloan. The
other lady was unhurt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

The BEST OF OVsTERs.-Hotel keepers,
restaurant caterers ,getters up Of parties, sup
pcrs, dluGers, impromptu snaps. and what
no;s, together with private and individual
lovers of delicious oysters, are requested TO
direct their attention to the card of MIR. J. D.
Ba'cman, who is in daily receipt Of large
supplies, and who will ship Immediately on
order, either in large or small! quantities as
directed. By ordering from him, instead OF
sending farther, parties can be supplied
much quicker and with more certainty, and
at same cost.
As 10 the quality of Mr.. BIS oysters We
knowingly testify that they are as fine as can
be produced, and he will please acceptthanks
for very large and generous supply received
last week.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

CoA1 y. ; have heard some Of our citi-
zens speak of introducing stoves for the pur-
pose of burning coal. Coal, though not as
heaiih!u! Us wood, is certainly = srea; COVE
ncucc and economy. By the use Of the
e'damper" fire is always ION hand
What Of the Coal-6eld Railroad and the
ric;l and extensive coal fields of Norlh Caro-
lima?
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRATION Last
Sabbath, in the Methodist Church of this
town. was devoted entirely, day and night,
TO the Sabbath School, and the occasion, it
is a pleasure to say, was highly interesting
to the pastor, the official members of church
and school and teachers and pupils, and
as wei! we believe, 10 the large and attentive
congregation. The programme in the morn
ing, after the usual school exercises, were
first reading Of appropriate Scriptures and
singing, then prayer by pastor, another
beautiful hymn, report by the Superinten-
dent, Thos. F. Greneker, again q beautiful
hymn-''If We kncw"-then most happily
conceived sermon. by the Rev. J. A. Mood,
pastor, from the text found in the End Chap
ter Of Exodus. 9th verse: "Take this child
away, and nurse it for me, and | will give
thee thy wages" No more appropriate text
could well have been selected; and eloquent
" and forcib!y, as well as feelingly, were
the duties and responsibilities suggested by
it brought before church members, teachers
OF Sabbath Schools, and parents. The les
son was impressive and we hope profitable.
At night addresses were delivered by the
pastor, T. S Moorman. E>q., and the Presid-
ing Elder, Rev. Henry Mood; interSpersed
with select hymns from Fresh LaureIs. The
whole of the exercises were of uEmixed
pleasure, and we hope will rebound to the
benefit and prosperity Of the School and
Church 4 very handsome collection was
also taken uo to aid in getting books.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

DR.. Sanders, late surgeon Of the military
post here has been relieved by Dr.. Lytton;
and the former gentleman has gone to Ches-
ter. Lieut. Hinton, recently il command Of
detachment O: cavalry was ordered to
Laureus, and Licur Wallace reported in his
place. These gentle'ucn have deported them
selves in an urbNne manner.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

The up and down passenger trains met at
this depot Monday. The cause Of deten-
ton to the former train was caused by the
loose condition Of rail about fourteen miles
above Columbia The cars were thrown of
tic track but fortunately no one was hur;.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

THE LECTURE announced for last Friday
night, asrecably to notice, was delivered in
the Town Hall. The lecturer, John \. Chap
man, E>q., chose as his subject, The Ethics
OF Nature, and the Ethics of Christ" and
his argument was expressive Of considerable
thought, and delivered, as is usual with this
gentleman, in language forcible, chastc and
eloquent. Il is to be regretted that the au-
dience WAS not large, both because so many
lost the advantage of hearing the lecture,
and that the purpose of the series Of lectures.
Of which this was one, has so far not had
much success. The proceeds, it will be re-
mcmbered, are to be appropriated to buying
some necessary articles Cor the l'e,lale Acad'
emy, and that the lecturers give their thought
and time as contribution 20 the laudable
cause
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

For choice luncheon OF large and savort
oysters on the half-shcll, served with crack
or aud spice and everything nice, this Office
was last Thursday indebted 10 c. II. Davis 4
Co., Of AmozOGue.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-27

IMPRoMPTU SERESADE.-We take pleas
ure IN acknowledging an impronptu sere-
made On Wednesday night last, and particu-
larly so, as the thermometer indicated o
freeze and the wind was as sharp as dou-
b!e-edgcd dagger. The Silver Comets are
proof against wind and weather, however,
and take fellow unawareS when least look
ed for. No one but the man in the moon
had an inklng that the boys would be out
On such night, leastwise he for whom the
compliment was intended, and therefore be-
ing unprcpared with set speech OF honeyed
words, peach and honey, coffee and pistols,
or other approved ingredients, suitable for
contingencies On cold occasions, We went
out and faced the music, with the anxious
inquiry, for whom is that exquisite music
intended" Being told that it was tilt
against the weather, and for the benefit Of
tue senior, it happily struck that individual
to say that the gentleman was not at home,
bu; at Pools hotel eating an oyster supper
with a tem charming widowed friends. The
bows were satisfied and went for POOLS brick
house, while we went 70 bed recovered from
fright and q chill. Our thanks are due them
f,r the excellent music which they know so
we'll how to produce.
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TownTiIlc, ANDERSON Co., 50. "a.
Nov. 20, A. u.
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FOR SALE.

Nov. 81, 48-2t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25
Counirp Real Gstate tor Sale.

T Binghamton, y. Y.-SENENTf ACRES.
,srr the entire CITY The SusOuehana and Chenango
an al ne mo pleasant hesha and desirsbs situations
h a. eoun.ry residence Inquire % FRENCH i33 Broad
- S.,orh .-ocad ioor OF Of + & HlCH SON BnrhsHtor
:, BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT. near Pei
= A. ~ fhres COED house barn. sni large
- hs,.ug fs1g and the POrtchesfer railroad
"a Co. ~ BE- oa,rsd days M SALE ey WM. RAY
Y0g s. ilIest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25
Corporation Notifes.

r,p..rxKSr OF T.1Es AsD AssKssxssrs No. CHAsBkn.tr
Skw-IoKK. January ], lS'2
NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessment l,. II
Ra IN. Real and Personal Of the CITY and County OF
m the will be for inspection and Vsos on
nd ~, MONDAY January and viii open unu The h
a. az Apn 1871 for the correction 81 eer ana ns -
80 ~ Aforesaid real and personal estate OF me
~, end Couu All believing themselves az
se, ID .ppLeioh To the Commlonefs auhs INC p"
s"V' GRO II ANDREWS Commlss"nrs
TH0s j. CREAMER, sfTaI"
Mn u NhsS BANDS. Assessment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25
Sleamboats ano RAILROADS.

SAFETY. sPEE zDsx AMP ,t COMFORT.
For Boston E.ssa,s o.. s,, ,%sSs ,sS s Il.
dat Vcs S , IN ne" and 'tanch sesmen
CRY or IAwsEycH. AMI
., s s: Ssr ES ssss.y ..Ss S'oss n ''a
m % c. d. s; n. s % s Bs w sas
sd Es s,.1sh tickets and r''' Of freight % sa ss pace r"
Ss~'fcrs Oct 10. 1860 J. T. '"'A ''"' A5'A-
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for
PRovIpENCE, BOSTON. WORCESTER
=: . S SSsTSs 81. E F RSyesseE =
Prov re- i Ra sss' .a @,s.
For BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housa-
c.S s s ana a sI .5nS Ro.s Fare o. Steamer leave
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.-
~ aSsr II. T a s. Dspp sssyS,s foot e cor.
Delaware LaEsvsHaA AID Wes.srn Railroad y PiDsaTs
LIN ' vae sS s'a ga 4. Grn and :. E:s" s %
% change ss sG'% .s ceai t Fsas
AIlf wISTEs 1 1EH. TO TIE VEST
Commencing Januari TO- 1871 Leave Ye~Yori a. follows,
w po1 ssha ns CIV nf s prs Mss4 Csss
For Easton DEL Lack and West
town Harr burg AMI The West Connects sonee yensg
Cum T w S w inh % S I.s f e. s
Lehigh Valley Railroad fer M1nch Chunk.
leJ0 q m-Nay Train f0r somerTlle.
ED p m-F0r Fleming Easou. luentovn Mach CbGpf,
hhanoy City aron Wkebarr. Reading, Columbia Lancaster.
Epiratr Pottsvie, Harrisburg. &c.
9 m-Fe Estou Connects at Phih'sburr With Lehign ad
SGs Division for Bath Allentown aad
Easton with Leeh Valley Caasaaqas s
Pbulivsbars for Bevidere
320p m.-For Painieh.
mFor Estou Allentown and Chunh Concerts Jups
ton With Del. LAX and West r. r.
4.3O D. m-FOr SOmervie and Pieuin
D. m-FOr som-rvile.
$50 m.--FOr PiAinieA
S5 CryciSArf ExPRKs daily for Esion Bethlehem. AlsE
Reading srnsbarg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati
g. n-FOr SomeTFile.
D m-FoT S0meryine.
1870 p NJ gTaBtl-Fcr Ess,oa
$40 ,. m-FOr Piaufeh
li:20 .. m-P0r Plaufeh.
For Elizabeth at :5 eco $50 5:lS 5:f5, 500 $50, 300 sB
1900 lI:l5 M 30 l. o. 2:n, GS boo 3:2 400, 40,
5i5 S3 5:i5 600 go 200, 1872 7S $40, 800 lep II 10
U0
Tickets obtained the ooe o, The Central Rail
Iberv SswYork ard the principal
'''' -A1 RE- KICKER Superintendent
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DELAWARE, LACKAwANNA and WEST


- NORRIS AMI Essex DIVISION
NkW BROAD GAUGE LINE Water Gap soa sharg rrsnon,
Bnelanon Syracase sl1 Oswego WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Depon York foot Of BlrcaysL and foot OF Chouherst
lsTl.
BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN Boon.on Brnncs
directly through from NwYok without
connecting Dover with Chester r.
B. u. X for Kingston Wilkesoa7e Prtstou. 6r.
73 m EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denve with Boon
ton Branch Doverw Chester Branch WSoo with
TOT Andoyer and Newton Washington WITH the D. L. and w.
Tor alter zap strrrhurg Scranton Bend Bnghamion syrs
aud OsSego and Easnn with Lehh Valley r. for all points
1890 LEHIGu VALLEY EXPRESS stops Newark Morris
town. Dover Waterloo Hscketts0vn WahAston PhDbag and
Easton AZ Waterloo with SUSSEX Railroad Phpsbuy
81 BEL Del r. r. for Belvdere Basou with L. v
or bethlehem AeHovn Mauh Chunk Wlkesbar Reading, aud
400 D. BROAD GAUGE EXPRESS TRAIN via Paterson
Bonton runs directly through - BngbanOn
change Of stopping principal stations Connectns Dover with
Chester r. z.
4:lOp EAsrON EXPRESS Chester z.
r. Waterloo WITH Sussex r. and at Easton with L. '. r. foe
Bethlehem. AlenioEn. Reading Harrisburg and the West 80
$50 m hNkhTTSrOWNM MAIL connects with Booaon CHESTER
and Railroads
$50 %. DOVER EMPRESS.
ForNoRRsTOwN, st75 9:lt I:s 1900 n 100 $40 %:o.
$50. and 6:4O D. m
For SUMMIT and intermediate 7l5T:I 9o 1910
nd Il:20 a. m. 4lO coO and $50 p
For ORANGE and S0CTH ORANGE, $50 7t5 sn yA 1910,
and 20 no. 2:j0 3:W. 40 40 5 6Oo o;i0 siN sE,
an 80 SpvIRK .s0 I5 7:45 s:4O, $50 $40 1910 1880
49, 2:0O, slJO $50 $40. $50 4:l0,
400 30 $40 $40 30 $40 $780, SO Sis and
liz - M Trains marked stop Al Eas; Newark. =
20 aud il:O0 m. aud 1900 $3.50 $40, 6:2o and 10
H.
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90 Uhom II nan Concern

4 LADY under mental arrangement left her
y home 2ls' inst She is short and thin; blue eTes
rosu bar clothes; black vail can arely peak bn
sh An. give information ganling Der VIII grrsilV
obge ieI relations Address 2JO Wea Tweniets' sixteenth Pre-
cnc Station. NeE-lork
LADY of intelligence and discretion Will
y 80 , x huytor AnT commission viii with 6de
Newspaper Oh aineG Patent once OF oher ono s
.o,srvegel &C. =. Box Jos Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-03-25
1uttion Sales OF Real estate.

T. COLI. AlcIoneer.
ABSOLUTE SALE by order Of the executors
4 ,e s.-s,e o. EDWARD sLOsSOK deceased o. TUESDAY
Ma a . H. a. Commercial Exchange No ts fa''os ~
49, Cry Hal Brooklyn, the following property;
skOAbWA -rLr-- lots De k-lt-ave
bk kALB AVE Ten lo,s near Broslway anf her1-Ave
NkbNA-Fou loss ~ruer o. hos' nsA~si
AoNlsKO ST Ten y near BrO4lra, ana hee4aVt-
LAFAYETTE AyE.-Fourteen lots on Reei-cvg.
s CHEST bidder TINS property 20 ht !uha'Si
ges nf-ov-nens and 81 he prEcp thorough
ars tr lines ra.icars D. al TIE ferries
lLkh-Sevenfy remain on mortR.gt al
an GUAR a. Tie oflcr. q Mess~ SLOSSON HUTCHENh
At 1roctors Wast New 1ori, where iu Aosfact OF
- az y Nap, the Office o. tbe snotiooeer
AUCTION SALE of VALUABLE LOTS
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D. bssv fur the be-, looted LOTS OF GROUND on the
.. @ ri ie ct HhvaHist, about go Feet west
D ~ ll f 3r4Fa and OPPOSITE u hrowuone house, street
s' i paved Belgian pavement about sJSo eipenoee %
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GaEhP FIRMS! FaEE HOMES !
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

at Of I2OOO,OO0 o. the ee Far4ug and MI
FL. la.-s b Amerca.
OOO0OO Ia Nebraska II tie Great Platte Vale5, thu
Of tn West
are II th central portion Che
o Mort Iatce ;he central Line % Tie Temperate Zone
American Continent for and stock raising
d ny alT fl- lIe- states.
H-APkR IN PRICE favorable gwen ans more eon
u- 2. 10 market thaa 81 b. 'ouni elsewher'.
FREE HOMES EADS FOR ACl JAL SETTLEFS
best iocaioB- cooncs Soldiers sttei % Homes;tsc o.
8. es Free Passs % Purchasers o: LAID
descriptive pamphlet with mars put sLtt %
t 'e-laa Swedish, and Danish mailed free everywheie
-..rss o. r. DAVIS
lad Co ssoner 7 p Z o. Oulha Ne'.
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( ARAT0E Lakc-ave., near Circular-st.,
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~ aDc stcAen win
pantry and closet sr IL oi
~ il5 D, 2l1 1od Nth fruits stable - n 90 on alcr Tesr
a and for coacamani cottage empe.er and
E-at7V shed including -o5 piano nearly oLy
al rent about LOO
,s,IJ 10 oFaes by le.,es SAMUEL KILTATRCK, 49, EaN
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAvEN RAIL
N - ROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
COMMENCING MAY y, 1871.
TRAINS LEAVE NFw-YORl

PASSENGER Station in corner Twenty svenths and
Tourth-aye Entrance on Twenty seyenthst