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FROM CLINTON COUNTY.


INVITE
Our farmers arc in high spirits. They have
lust harvested their wheat, and say that II is
bc,ter than :, has been since 1851. both corn
and oats are looking we'll. Our farmers too,
are once more alive 10 a sense II duty. They
have planted more tobacco this season than
ever before. We only hope that the same
-piri, may continue, because We believe the
-oil of our county better adapted to Il, than to
any other product. AZ least one thing We do
know-that IL yields larger profit than any.
thing else upon the same amount Of soil
MURDERER CAPTURED
Our county is rather noted this week for the
detection and capture u Iawle~s men. who had
acd from Justice On Friday lsst, the sheriff,
deputy sheriff, and two citizens 81 Scott coun.
" tennessee, came into our town in search Of
Mr.. Albert Brown, who had bcen indicted for
the murder Of his brother. Several of our cit
iscns. who are ever ready 10 assist in the
prcasion IL lawlcrsness, volunteered their as-
-i-,ancc, but Il was finally agreed that il would
I've better, to avoid suspicion, that only two
'houn go """ '.'o's|
oi 'ms p'ace WIN "" y, ""''' "" "."
the murderer, as a prisoner. They set out
with him for Scott county, leaving behind them
the general impression that Mr.. Brown would
uons, ry,rr c,rrrnr,
-. II
v" y','e'u-y wv - -. ~.
eo"''y, 49," $3.50 ~. 1,ss.,a,s -.
'o'7 swung a'ou , Nv, -i', - -"
se'e so"'""@' , a' 49, -,
'io"' VIZ, 80 80 ,,',.....'.' - 80.
VI '''' -, ~ 49,. - 10y, r..
- ,..,..-.i "a o,r c;tizcn. r.men,bcrcd IN
have seen him Pass through on the day before.
Our esteemed fellow citizen, N. +. Butler, who
l. we'll acquainted with the country, volun-
tered TO go with them. He took the lead
and they followed. They Travelled on and on
until night had ovcrtaken them, but still they
were not discouraged, for they knew that they
were in hot pursuit Of him. They finally reach
ed the neiehborhood Of Clay county. Tenn,
-, 81, k0.,, he nina, no Thev called
from house 10 house arousing all the inmates,
until they finally oyerhauled the gentleman,
;r ali Ma g,orv. mid the swec, slumbers Of
night They arousedhim. and babe him arise
"nJ s.,,aw Tho Ia, wo h.,rd from ,hou
=, 49, - - ~ -. IL A.. IL. a..
-. III .,,,h 49,, 4. oo, a., ,r,.,, tho so;l
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The members Of the Lincoln County Ear
have established a moot court for the purposc
Of arguing such real cases as may appear from
time to time upon our courts docket, Such
meetings are always printable to the legal
fraternity, and we hope these legal gentlemen
will keep up their organization.
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The National Bank Of Stanford declared a
scmi-annual dividend Of per cent. on Mon
day last.
The Farmers National Bank Of Stanford
also declared a dividend of per cent. out Of
the last six months business.
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Garyin House.

We dinod AT the Garyin House on the 9TH,
and are prepared to testify that the old Chap
aqua landlord and his excellent wife, give
demonstrations Of "what they know about
hotel keeping in a manner unequalled in
this country.
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Personal.

We understand our friend Col. John Curry
Miller, heretofore so successful and distin-
guished in the field of invention, is soon to
make his debut in the literary world as the
author Of a romance Of real life in Kentucky.
As one Of the hicrut we hope he'll rate high
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Theyoung ladies and gentlemen Of this place
enjoyed social terpsichoroan pedalshaking
at the Garvin HOUSE on "Wednesday evening
last In the dance the ladies took the part Of
the gentlemen, and set a worthy precedent in
gallantry and ladymenly dcpeanor
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Thoac Of our advertisers who desire changes
made in their advertisements, must hand IN
copy ON Monday morning next
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ANNOUNCE nnTs.
To The Voters Of lincoln Couniy.

rHAVING FILLED THE OFFICE or
H Sheriff of this county during the past
term and thanking the people for their sup
port in eleyating me to that responsible posi-
ton; / now declare myseh a candidate for
e-electio'i-assrirf,.s them that shall, at all
times, be re,aiy 10 serve them faithfully in my
official capacity--ie elected
tide w. q. SAUNDERS.
r f. EDMISTON AUTHORIZES Us To
81 (. anaDunce him ~ a candidate Zoe Sherifi
Of lincoln county IT the next august clcctions-
promising, il elected, to make the people
good officer. tide
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS MARKET

Cattle--The market is very dun this week sales Of
700 head Of extra Pennsy lvania and Western
81 5OmTl75; fair 10 good 50 50a7; common s5aG.
Sheop-aro in fair demand sales Of 900 head at g.
@6.
Hoes-The market Is dullsales Of $500 head at 50 Is
dubE
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sTOCk ITEMS.


TAE fAAIlI MANNhN
We hear Of bot rev irapracfion- in cufil, il
this vicinity this week. 80 .llsnecs In prices.
Tks markets fc- n, c.rle reasain about the
samc, with slight decline on commS, cattle.
Ncs.rs. burnside a Anderson rccsiv,d J. g.
Mhrnhy's cattle on Monday lat, 70 head.
weighing 1901 H.. AlsoJcs McAlis'cr's 81
head, averaging i,2s2 NJ.
Mc.srs. Embfj Is Co., of Madison, passed
through this place te.tertlay with three car
load, II Tennessee cattle. rud expect thre car
loads M to-day.
pnrRnpS Corur NV.
Maior lIihler reports about 100 mule oarr
ing. Sold several lots AZ from stc5 To fllG
per head.
Auciioncor DELPHI reports few stock on the
market, ard but few people in town. Sid some
gra,ing attic II go H. At sGI ~ per head
f,ir n rood calves md ycarIines brought from.
$50 10 S23; midllns 10 lair cattle at ="
To 500 pr head.
ANNuNL sNlEr.
The annual stock sales Of Col H. Wet. of
Bourbon, took place on Tuesday lat. The
total sales Amounted to abou,t2i,0c1 ptices
ranged for colts and fliics one ard two years
old from $40 to s2,47j.
The Paris True Kenipoiian says: Alcxander's
great sale came of at Woodburn stud Farm,
in woodford, last "Wednesday. and was the
most successful one vet held there. The thor.
ough-hred Cfunningl colts all ycailings, sold
high. There bcihg 81 Of them. The hiehcs;
price was $3.50, for Lexington FLY ont Of
Banner, by Albion. The q thoroughbred
colts sold for s2O,35j, an average pf saea,li,
prices ranging from s2l0 to S2,o2h Thc-s
were % fillics, which sold for Sl6Gl5, an av-
erage sos %, prices ranging from S3a5 10 So
$50. Seventeen trotters brought $500, nm
average Of S3Ss. Tie get Of the principal
stations aggregated m average as follows, all
yearlings:
Get Of Planet -
-Four colts, ag. si,i3l, av. ;i,loo
Seven fllics, az i,0So Nv. 5sS
Ge, Of Imported Australian
-Four colts, ag $3.50, nv. 81 ,2ia
live fllies, ag. 1928 nv. f,0co
Get Of Astoroid--
Seven colts, az. ss,s35. av. S5iS
Six illies, ag. ss,s3j, nv. siTs-
Get Of Lexington
Five colts, az. sG,s5o, av $3.50
Four ilIies, ag. i,S75, nv. 81, o9i
Many Of the colts 20 Fast; sorue to Texas
Total amount Of saics 2,Il1.
Nh. BARBEr's sALh
''Thc sale NJ short-horns at Mr.. nmbce's IN
| last Saturday, was well attended aud the stock
sold WELL averaging SIP head, AMI argrc-
eating $4,000 The hiclcst prizes paid were
$500 and $500. lie has about 20 choice oncs
left, and with hi Celebrated tull. Airdric md.
1856 at the head Of the herd, will offer an ex-
| ira lot at his next ANIMAL sale"
The same paper says "Mariin NociIm, Of
Mercer county, owns n man which gave birth
this season, to four h-ine, well dcvclofr'i
mules.
Henry II. Talbott's two year old Bour5on
mule is IL hands inch high, which beats
Goddard's biggest mule in the State" several
inches.
Squire John Thomas Bourbon COW has sis
regular milking tcats (the usual number he
ing four and gives gallon and half Of milk
twice day, after sucking the calf"
Harry Bassett is chestnut. and was bred
by the late r. A. Alsxandcr, in 1868. He wa'
psssl>scl h,e5a%' pays3 i. s:Isa
ing sale, in 1863, for S3l5 - q M II
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Teacher, Meeting.

The teachers Of this Congressional district
will hold a convention at Stanford, beginning
next Monday at ? o'clock 2. NJ
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NETTING OF -cnooL COMMISSIONERS.

Next FFiday and saturday are The days Set
apart by our Common School Commissioner,
Mr.. II. NJ Yates. for the examination Of all
applicants for Certificates Mr. Yates is very
popular this week, but We fear that Il he con-
forms to the stric, letter of the law, he will not
be quite so popular, after the examination
shall have ended
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Wednesday, May /,

NEw.YoRK, Wednesday, May l, 1872
This has been 4 remarkably dull day IN the
real estate market
At the Exchange there were Transactions. hessFs.
A. j. Blocker Son Co. were 20 have sold snail gore
lot situated the point formed by the junction Of new
Chambers, Oak and Roseyoltss. but, by order OF tho
referee, the sale postponed until the sth Of May
The following sales advertised 10 take pace 10
morrow:
L. II. Ludlow & Co. viii SELL by order Of Augustus r.
Marlborough, referee the fve-story marbefront store
and lot known No. Chambersst, being q feet ont
% eet rear by 5l feet In depth, running through TO NO.
81 Reade-st BY the same firm, under instructions OF
John Fowler referee four extra size lots on the corner
of Fihave. and One-hundred-andeighteent also,
by order OF 5las j. owen, the lot with build
ings known as No ga West Thirty-hrstst, between
Seventh and Eightb-aves.; size Of lot. 25z9s9.
A. j. Bleecker, Son Il co. VIII sell, by order OF James
Deyegu the LOT 9fx100 with building thereon cOnsistn
Of story brick building feet the font OF the
lot, and oursory tenement house on INC rear or inc
iot STUFFED no. "a Efs} ' eTge mi III ia, oto an h
store aud lot the north side OF DuaDe--t, between
Church and West Broadway known as NO. 49, lot 2oAj
James n. Miller win SELL By order Of Richard c. Beam
lab, referee, the thrcestOry, higstoop roTr-stone
front house lot the south side OF Eghteth-5 II
le9t cas- 0t I0urth-aye.; SIZE OF lot Is4A.'2 A.,
hugh y. Camp VIII sell, by order OF cXccntors, lhe
thTcostOTy, bigsOop brOwu-st0Ie front house and 0
No. ~ East One hundred and sixteentAst, between
Second and Third-aves.
During the month of May there will be several large
safes az auction, OF properly IN New-Jersoy on Long
Island, and IN Westminster County. due notice OF which
on Monday next Nay g. Jere. johnson will cell on
The premises ~ Richmond HI. Long Island. By order OK
the trustees large number or valuable Ots belonging
70 the Curtis estate, full particulars OF which Will DC
found In tue advertisement
Wm. II. Rlynor has sold two lots on north side Of
Ninety sIxtst l95 eCt west OF MadisOnye., together
forming plot In Size 4XIO0G7X1o0 for $4,000 also, four
lots north side OF Anety-second-s and four lots south
sue OF hinei tLlldsI, l5i eet inches edst OF touiI
ave., Tor $4,000.
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a.
FOR IIvERPOoL-Iu steamship Wyomns, AfT l-Mr ana , MIS-
& Pavre sid children. Hannah imo'. Nj aid Mr. = a. "
"a e-.an Ms zar Marsh Nr ord Ms Hagan en- 'h anu
scry.a Ms, A. ugiel ana re1i rs La,-.-' - CO.
Ms Kisr H. ana Ms Pul All cii Thomas "rs't hi
,os Hre II NJ Peei W Smith d. j. heer IT, MS, fsuAntl
Miss oEs Mr. Jacob Mr. fI~ TT ana n ,o"s La NJ
HOSTAGES Bruf Mr. ara Ar \" W Nnafoe ar aLd h ~,
g1 H. s, NJ. 4. Foster, Mrs VA Dunn, T. T. freeman lf L.
FDa LvE.FOOL-in s,-amhs Civ OF Balmore May l. nl,s
rsc Rev. H. Hart, A. acesbrg jas Mann9s 'PHn
L. O4t.ro E. 6. Gerard WE ~ Boel H. Feinn and WIG L. v"
Jure. ana lghter. ed, Walter n ID -. ~,
p n LIVE ?OOL-n steamship Cana, MAY NJ and MIS- r.
Wallace Wallace. IT, L. ~oDer C. Lyaa Mr. W9I ME- Hglel
W rotae -u, j. g. teIrV has ii. h "a
Richard or mail. Hs T. LYONS M nise
ladies' g. Dora. Il. WLuey; ton ~. ana ir vs.
te Auurel Ms Dures and child M AM MS l. d ii'oH
son child. s. j.. WM~el r. Nhoy ana 'on Ill., Ia
Kng.ey G. Dounally, Serensoa L. ia naui y
Mrs Ms. Hutchinson AID two IA 49, A J " -SA " a
sew y Farrsty J. wman. Low L. Lewis " l. Sherwood q
l. ,hns On. IS LIS ~ ss'lie Mss : A. f1ITeiy N NJ,
o. Evans Mrs r. Il. Yae DIS. j. 4 Grswod Ms H. GIisTold
Lest, Ms. G. Matthews Mrs. H. ChaIis Ms Me- re-,
Il Whtse1 Mra Aln 4. Cook. Ma j. Crooks, MS
rho Hitler Mrs A. NJ. Drummer Mrs. A. r. Perkins and maid
j. rncan r eurv Mr4 senhem anu ch.d j. naTlo,e
r J. B,yse A. A Favsrgsr j. A. GsgJ, Master B. Grswoia
MS l. CrocSer d. rocker f. Berger Haz ton =
egton e. T. Wild u r. KgA L. Bake. III AM Nm W. Il grinson
END maid Mr. 4 T. Spooner aal ch Miss + E. Sp9one-. Hiss
stooucr A. D. Terry, " and MIS- mn ~ r. 9.,u
rru " D. T. Mr. Lame ara Rosa nd aa1sm
p rem Rosa man AID mad s. y. WnsoS Mrs. T. BaiieY,
Mr. C. J. b. Kelly Mrs I Georges MAO aa1 i.
Mrs Baurascr Mrs RE and asagtter Ns fenn ana 5aushe
M Thatcher II Dodge Mrs. G A Ms Iho~ A. PSier
F.r1un NJ Walter, Nile Ni.son AMI maid " and Mn
Castle 4. E Sagl'on, Mr.. Hay, Mrs E. L. DoTe MS
S,lse'sTT -I ~, sIi Ms H. A Hne. NJ Klinkosron,
r. = n ",r Mrs A Br,T Mr. " Geranl Fowler, Mr H..
Paee Mr> albert. Mr W dell Ms NJ AaTctzeN %ray
Ne Dickinson Miss Mel yane MS d 4, - ~
L. Miner anG child, T. Conc A. H. bowna1 Ms sac ils'1I
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TuURsDAY MAY

THURSDAY. MAY 2.
s fr Rone via nnua Che5ourg All Hamburg per se
dim lo.a close at .l:0J supplementary Mail OIL XIII ~
loot of iui st.. Hoh0kcn. ia coe1a leo ., s.t
t itrr. d.Dn,, M sappeueuary mass he prepaid VIVID
icnlie Dos.agei 80 g. l., A. .htn
M Tor N.sssu p ard the West ines oV te
esrar close = D Sup emeHsaFy A4ai Oh fef No.
Nor.h : closed al q :.
rrz rer steamship o.. Of Mckee close 1t -
Mails for Puerto Plaza aud San Domingo N per teA1
ship bee. close al , J.
AMi ',r Halifax " s.. closed 10 ne New-icrk Posi-
Fl~v al O'Clock D. m Steamship iTUn Portland Me- on S~F
Pro.i-n CLOSED Mol only by The Williams Guon and
lr.4a LIE Steamships 1900. -,
saturday. MAY T.
was r1r Earare Liverpool. reansiir CIV OF Loooa
loo a a N sup. enentarT Nal Pier No. A, y IL, H
closed u . -, . A.. ...,.,d nth
D,-.a-cI
i P1s. IN l1.r.l Nal IS cent by this line ,
H,s r lie German Sa.s Bremen. dcauf1p "eaeri
cs-ea u A German Mall ouv direct hF TINS ne ,. s,
Mails fr france and Hsge sieaHti Up Nin"n' WA
close IL '. -...,. -. Lam.
slir Frars lr st 10 a.
Mad ,or Key by he steamship Aradne close al : p m'
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Which adopted hY tho fnllOWlng Votc -,
observation-disclosures Aldermen Foley, O'Brien, Cal
vim. ROBINSON Krlus, Coddington, Srrack Pinckheg'
wade, Conner Lttleied, Gels, simonsoh, Ou""H''
Mcdonald and the President-lG -, ,r
Preamble with resolution that the Board on i an
Torment and they hereby requested 10 - a.
additional appropriation 20 the Fire l1epl tnct'',
cent 20 The estimates made by ihe 49,,
f.r he expense OF organizing anu supVVIshS "a" WV
fire companies up town.
AdOV ted by the following vote: o,-,.- r.,
VIM, Robinson Harlt, Codding'On, stlck, Waae C1h,
ucr. Litilefeld. Geis, Cumsky, Mcdonald, ana ulc
Prpsdent-i4. -, IT,.
Nclntvc-A ssistant Aldermen Kraus, Pinckney' COS
teiu, and SiDlOusOn-f.
AGAIN LAID OVER.
Resolution that two boulevard lamps he placca ana
lighted la front OF c bail ing Of Grammar SchuOi 10 -;
If.eoIuou that an ornamental street-amp oe placed
and btod on the northeast OF kortysecond-st
and Tnird-@ye.
RETERRED.
Resolution and ordinance that Mld'son-st, from Pearl
ST. 10 Grand-s, he paved with Belgian OF trap-DocA
pavement Co.. ,,,..
Ntiaufncd uurl Thursday next. May .. nc o'clock
u -, JOSEPH DEMPSEY, CLERK.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-yoRK

PORT OF EEW-yOGK ........................aAT
CLEARED
s.sm,tip Wyoming rBr waiarfsy Liverpool Williams GaiOn.
steamship B.aaOre (R DeaiaOte' Liverpool John o.
scaasiO wcytOsset Borer Yeeoreans c. Il Malory Co.
Seaa-9 Wamsu,t4. Fish Sey-Be .iorl. Ferguson Wool
ss,.p South Carolina Bectt Charleston s. c. H. r. Morgan
Steamship Leo Dearborn. Savannah. Ga. Murray Ferris Co
Steamship Terry, SGear, SeTDera n c. Murray ferris
Steamship " c Perrepou Shropshire Philadelphia A Abbott
steams Mp So7ety Shaw rMla le Dol "a i,.
snp Unba >, IhoHss, London, peaooig wills Co..
P s5y Ht sasa br % P 20 Afa or a
II. l. aeaa MiSn BoT5eaq1 raos DunaaTs Sepeess
Bar Traveller 3r) 8lnied. NoHteveo &C. W. H. Hugnes
Ra i-a voaat WoslDan. Key West Benner < CO.
brig Jo5Oa H.9S ~ 5a p no suD Merapt co.
ne Patterson (r Aa1erson LAg1yTA and PoTo 0aDe0
QT6i Ss,h Portland sHp,oa c'pG g f Co.
Scar. & NJ. SAWYER, Kly paraeoa b J. We9aee
SIR O. O. Dame. Beverage. Bananas, B.. J. weinberg.
Scr Breeze rlfmer Washington. D. G.. Slagh Petty
seaI VIM Aea 05.s, 1e Tt%Sn ,c c IS rosy
schr NJ. &. stapes rel Por Johnson Jed Frye Co.
s Ssa s s. ss b-o a11i Ss Haven Il
C. Aslsn, Ma STANFORD stamford Manufacturing Co.
SloOp Mary Elizabeth Start NeT-ilaven-
Steamship Fauita Philadelphia, With mds to LorAri Steam
aE Mary Co Philadelphia Sharp cabaren 10 days with
81, ssve o st. john b. Johnson Csrdenas 10 with
Brig Merriam, OF and days IRON ParAboro N s. Win
Brs Nellie Ware Ashbury Fario P R. % DAYS with moaeA
Henry H. lOi BaHsor Lee FeraAndna Fa II days
Big ANNE Collins Cocrans days Windsor N g. with
BIG Pr teus Acklev. Cutler with spilng
Bng " Clements Of Yarmouth n. So lewis Cardenas II
B charles A. Hoard Of Yarmouth n. 81 Messenger st. johns p.
r. lu days, with sugar
SIM Ben Davis Wilmington n. C.. laws, naval
Sc, Ma Granasl Simmons BaracOa IA days with
schr WIN Boardaau willard. Tymouh n c.. days with
(Of PemDroke smith. CAnpbelO " b. with
sch Loon tof Ca4s) fitzpatrick. St. Andrews " B. days. with
sch SEQ of Pembroke Smith CmpbelO, n. D., days with
spllHg.
scHOoSgRS-KvER AID CoAsrwIsI
3. P. Goodwin. Stamford Onward. Calais
A. Peters Calais. Jas. Potter Nantucket.
EukaR Martias NJ s. Hathaway MachiAs
FOY. Bangor. Dart stamford.
Horace h. New Haven. H. Bentley, Rockpor Me-
W. u MangGm. Nes Beiforl Willow Harp. Virginia
To1n Ponme. Niagara, Bridgeport
John Howard, Virginia. Sarah Jane, Newport
j. N. Freeman, Paaucket
SAILED.
Glasgow Wyoming CITY Of Bald
NOE Tor Lyerpoo Weybasse. for EewOrans ship Ombs for
London Melbourne James Ives for Pictou " s.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
rosroy l-Ave Europa from Proongo bark Bound.
Petrol from Algoa Bay; hnnehsha,
A. H. Cul, and NsvArlno from Cenfnegos sehr
KITE from MrAgoanr. 80.
LEwgs Del MAY -Anved bsrks Alliance from London; Carrie
Wrnau Zephyr from Messna MARY LAsor from
Boston; MAR & Penne from SaguAi Hoanoke from Porto
For Latest Ship Necs Firm Paqe.l
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fosi ano found.

I OST-In Central Park, on tie morning of the
90th INST "A a. "a small goid WATCH rubber gold
CHAIS sttsehed Il the finder s return the Rh
liberal viii be paid
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TIE COURTS.


Cr,reae Court han berS-Bv JUDGE Brady.-ln
~ u1.1, Of Sc petition Of ~ sand = Wskado4on c5aoei L
al at Ruhsrscn.Ortc- -laiel Holo 'lr rgi sepic %
oi cad L. matter u The qeudaa 81 hiNafJ IA
10 4 b faa a. agpH.aacut n tgusc li Ae rs - II
.,t cg ~ Gi0u03 form If as bond att'cAe A''e
tortl 60. IL, ..,.
Ca;ct ual0sS nilllul conpsi vain ave n
COTS tf goa 20 N"e-N
a4rst granted, with $40 c0sS , o,,-- -
C,a,aon Plees-Sacgal TTw-By judge LCeN;- -,
r,-~o ~rl R-ssant-Natca orr Of a1's 1el .
tsi reacel TO Mced Toften NOTION 10 '"'-'e ~
examination af uisne1 .c-or icaei N.lol' 81 1-o1,,.
superior COart-Npcci1 IQn-liy JudEe r I'o'ii'"'
IT eye..Y ,r. ava I1rea ' ro1' loOrifr .'lte- ,,
By OBJ Jsstcc h4I '-.r j BE- i-s~'-A'e N'' "s
- n rr,.. .- r-.tt-vo"or 2curl without costa
ri ~. -s,o.sa ... ID a..@s co-.s Ooafol az Non
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Ciin Rea! Gstat. for Sale.

Citp Rea! Gstat: for Sale.
A FREE REGISTER, with particulars of 1900
n CITY HOUSES aui BUILDING LOTs for ALE I'D 70 II con-
nm NV Ma, etc etc gratis v n. STEVENSON K son,
Real Es4te Ageioneers and BFckers. No. IL Pin It.
nor SALE-An elegant full-size, fOur-stery,
hRh-.toa1 brownone HOUSE. partially furnished. Thirty
C,.hf near eth ave bargain application 10
1P5Ol HUGH H. CAMP, l0o broadway
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fonSon Advertisements.

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PILGRIM PHILLIPS, Chrreh Court Loilbury tonlga,
Solicitors for the SAID I1foa'of%
VIHE COURT EXPRESS-Published every
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Gitp proIertp to Ect.

no LET-Large FLOORS, with or without
4 roRer IN are pr. ulses ID Agealo G.
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A VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR
N SALE iocci witl hours -c RON Phi lephia, he3a-
y situated u1rdar te iye-t land cape rcnHll
v1Ita .h g
ranged o large tosrdng school boarding hon and veil adapted
orGhsqs SIMILAR Institution. has ien m
and "a Yogng Lae seminary sud q The
and scrsslll 80 Nth Oh
Improvements, squscl Il. r. Depot all be
~ Y r JOHNSON,
NJ Eaartafn Pa
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rona Islnto Real estate for 5aIe.

DICHM0ND HILL, LONG ISLAND-Hlgh,
IL healthy b. Husanees oniy % mites ron Ss 2s
New HOUSES with modern handsome COZ IAOEs
and VILLA PLOTS and LOTS within i've minutes YAK
M dspot mild beautiful excellent ennrcne
shoo and PotOGee by For SALE oy fO" LEM
Agent the station T. T. HAZARD r. III broaa"ay " l.