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Smyrna times., 1872-12-11
MARYLAND ITEMS.

desperate Young Mqn.-Thomas Cox,
esnt convicted for assault and intent rob feeble old
on the highway, desperate aud more hardened
CRIMINAL than Is often found his age Cambridge DER
says Beginning life in shop the age oftweve was
not long learning to and drink inemperAey Stealing
followed and he was twice laced IN the pory HogEed
Des~are Next he to the Mary from
one OF the lower counties. and be had euy been
weeks when he met old Greensboro Caroline coun
w. and accidentally the pucket book which
vas Eehr with gr"enbacks. days met this
sa'ne ti. ROAD, asked hun to give him ride and
short I'm" alter he carriage attempted 10 rob
him and would have probably had they not been
oVerthken BY ano' carax Whilst witness was tesynR
," c.D'i in Pee leaned towards AttorneJ sitting
'''' 'n as I get loose II give that man the
81 uoEEnS After he was convicted and
sentenced for six and to a he went In work
and broke his h runs priced open the inner
door and set Gre to the outer dscover
almost free lie has yosthul large head and no.
bad looking see strong and muscular built; will evidently
endure sH Of prison life without njuruz hs cou.u
hon- He Is ouly about twenty one old.
TtoO Men Dr0cned.-A very DISTRESSING
accident occurred Friday afternoon 10Th umo at Dame
Quarter near the mouth Of Nanticoke river by which
Captain Samuel Shores |ohn Shores lost their yes
seems they had been out dredging oysters about
10 the afternoon and soon prepared to home. Their
boat had been let down aud they had got into IT, Will
attempting to hoist small sail the wind causing trem.n
oous seal the boat eapaze Both upon the bottom
ne boat but It taking the foul of PunK,
rns at anehor With no on board aud poa.ib
20 separate them The weather being freezing cold the men
he es % and 2ss s SsSS no p; ~ yaS bot few
>'sa' hA hoar' aud he too yielded to the rsesnE cold
The Kent d QUEEN Annes Il. R.-At a
mesNng ~ ine SoekhIllers Of the Queen Anne, Al an,
bbsrold held in Csnt.eyi. "wednesday last Hon a
blxSF Dr T. H. Crane John w. r. ader Charles Nr1 is,.
fmse pIs 'opn b Bro~H and VIM Jacobs EsqS were
~ Nc ks9osy E.a arr the Directors on the part of he
ntAts- loyd Tilghman b@q..
Prsce Esq, Treasurer he
Il siG e. kss E,s sscrst. ?, Tie Board The Sasaa. ~
Daring shs past 'o pe' cent
The Otdest Mdn.-The Crisfeld Lea.lersavs.
Es eousss eolored this ils and a.
eeday ouswear eutdrnk outwaik ma, ho ha.s as %
70 scxresly half his ass. ' ~ nave "'e'
Wiconico county beats the Peninsula in
raising hogs Mr. Matthias Dlsharoon living near
"s'She'ea one al sw days since weighing s2i pounds
Ihe Salisbury Adrertiscr says: An editor
aown me psninsua sst down the day M reyvad
Occupied S hornet lie up Wills wrltias
A 62S pound hog was killed in East,n N las,
week IL was q little over two years old 'A''
,.,,esa Easton Is going to have another canning
Smyrna times., 1872-12-11

entered his place. I" meet Turner, fs,o
ally believed would have been the cass US" gehet.
ol me persons he invited fallen into bs any one
FROM ail that can be gathered n ktiIIhes
West mas been planning for some time b" ' Is that
OF 'he insurance money. and having M, M gel hold
rex 'ning was no" TO get his victim M P'an' The
'aied 10 get one to suit him IN dImens;o" having
resort he selZed upon Turner. az IAsl
Inc sahnn.keePer feels satisfied tbatL
TO Wes's oIiice no would never have "n no went
WHY NE sURRErDERED 'sSn'
Iurner was slain on Monday evo,i,n
remembereh On Tuesday West ,sed ~ It Will be
SONS to induce h:s aher M law To erdn,a. refsus
1he o the Dover banks for $500 hut he MIN N
II ssihieh that lac represG nIed mat ih' refused
was une MN IN Washington from sD,,e .'' uOllan
MS need oi the two hundred dollars ~ ~, he1cs
secured THIS money 1t Is not likely he wont, e'' had
'urneu 10 Dover so soon in fact il IL nave To-
Salu al Harrington. on Friday that II w. mat he
money that urged him back -' '"e lack Of
TWO WIVES
"esi has been twice married Ia yo
some years ago to grrl m SUSSEX Conntv nafIed
soon amer his marriage that he was ve1, '"nIhg
'ated To hts wife, a mutual sepsrst,,n ''o'eIy re-
upon. and they parted was agreed
The remains Of rnrDer were in,e,,sd ,c
aHerno0h, the atteDdaRce of euIored ns,,ri 'ufoaT
larger than any funeral Ol cOored pe,,',o oeng
IL Dover. P'"' "efeioOfe
Smyrna times., 1872-12-11
SPECIAL TO THE TIMES,
A correspondent at Dover sends us The following
additional parIIculars:

A correspondent at Dover sends us the (ollow,n
additional particulars:
SECOND CONFESSION,
The report that West had mnde anOlher cOnfessio,
ls without foundation, unless u is contained IN some
IhIng which no Is SAID TO have communicated Ic
oherln haTgadIne. who was TO Impart the same IA
the Attorney General. and no one else I he Sheriff
had private interview with the Attorney Genera
on Monday morning, VT on q ~ supposed he made tht
disclosure requested by West aud this n ia thai
gave rise 10 the report Of another confession and
possibly. when the Sherrs secret comes To light il
Will prove what the public 80 strongly suspccts-a
second confession.
u appears that West has been writing a book and
had considerable manuscript on hand. This manu-.
script no took TO tho office Of james l. IIevern week
or two ago and desired an insurance. on IT, bur the
agent declined going into the speculation.
STRANGE CONDUCT.
Another thread IN the curious web that is sninnins
Is 'hat West though not drinking man, has for some
hme past beea ia the habit of visiting beer sanon
on Loockeman street, aud in a jOcuiar way wouId
compare stature with the proprietor was interested
IN The saloon keepers weight which no said yvos
about his own; would make measurements of the
mans chest etc. and used to invite the man TO his
once West acted in this way with the same man
four different times.
lie also extended frequent in viations TO mulatto
mariner whose shop is his office TO visit him. The
oafber however. never visited West hts oice--of
course not from a suspicion OF ANYTHING wrong, but
from not having the time.
tie also desired others 10 visit him. only day or SO
before
TURNER'S UNFORTUNATE VISIT.
'u' none OF them. from one circumstance another,
Smyrna times., 1872-12-11

Mr. George w. Ortlip having removed to Will
mngton, to take charge of the Delaware House, Mr..
1shn Lewber, formerly of Power, has leased the
Middctown Hotel.
On Saturday, Nov 30th, Mr.. Forbes Raw. of
Newark, died at the insane asylum in Wilmington.
Several years since Mr.. Ray met with an accident
resulting in the total loss of sight which preyed upon
his mind to such extent TO dehrone his reason.
Cooch Turner. Vests victim, was buried on Sun.
day in a handsome metallic cabinet, procured tn in
Ter West himself, when il supposed that he had
blown himself up
The Delaware Historical Society bus lost this
winter, about 500 on lecture speculntions. Gen.
hall good lecturer, had not one hundred persons
10 hear him on Monday night last and his proposed
course was abandoned. He was accordingly pa I'd
SiOO and discharged. Star lecturers will have 10
come down IN their price they will find their oc-
| cupatinn gene.
The BredktoGter Light is responsible for the state.
menl that Mr.. Ebe Tunnel, of Lewis, has grown +.
sweet potato The "periect image Of a snake" and
"Ffe Jeet long. Also, white potato that bears a
perfect resemblance tO duck" The shaDes thew
nave assumed are wonderful, surely; and Just think
OF that yard OF sweet potato. Couldn't YOU come
down on that little. nelg hbor?
Last week the editor of the Sussex Journal stated
IN ms paper IN reply tpa correspondent that he had
olned The Good Templars and intended going before
the Legislature to favor the suppression OF dist.
erles, sale 0t liquor, &c. In this weeks issue the
editor says IT'S all joke. aud that he merely made
mat reply to the correspondent 10 get rid Of him
TIC now says that he has signed no pledge, and is
IN favor Of the farmers making all the brandy they
cab whether the editor in the proper frame
oi mind to get off joke is the question.
Smyrna times., 1872-12-11

SHERIFV SALEs.-Ex Sheriff IIargadne sold the
following parcels Of real estate in this town on
Thursday last viz: The Philip Curnmins farm, in
Dutch Neck, held in possession by Joshua ichards
containing 100 acres, TO John e. Bailey, of this
town, for 50 $50.
The James d. Clark property. west Of Kenton.
No !, Garn Of274i acres. bounded by the Mary
Land line, To John G. Bailey. for 50 $50; No. 9.
on which Mr.. Clark resides, "a acres, alss TO Mr.
Bailey, for 81 200.
The lands of Jacob Williams. the sule Of which
was recently upset by the court, were again adver
tsed, but the sale was Postpuned by the creditors
Smyrna times., 1872-12-11

The REHonoTH CAMP MEETING ENrERPRIsE is
meeting with the most astonishing SUCCESS In less
'han SIX weeks from the time of the announcement
OF the plan all the 400 shares Of stock have
been taken, before agents could be sent out 10 can
f"'' for it, Judge Gen. p. Fisher, Of Washington,
and Rev. L. l.. PoulsOn. Of BIltimore are working
actively IN the maIIcr, and il s probable that per.
sons OF all denominations will join in the
he object TO be In fine seaside resort
apart from the ia-hI"n aud high prices of
the fashionable watering places. II is thought that
the erection Of cottages by individual enterprise
will commence earV in the Spring.
Smyrna times., 1872-12-11

DrsTILLINd WHsKY.-Detectiye Brooks who wa,
recently down the State on a tour of inspection
found quite number Of irregularities, but caused
principally through ignorance Of the Law. There
are sixty disteries, Of various isires, in SUSSEX
county, and many Of the proprietoIs we're unable 60
read or write. SO that the work Of the Assessor,
General Woodall, and his assistants. was very
laborious. they being compelled in many Instances
10 estimate the quantity Of quer distilled from the
pr"prieiors recollection Of The amuunt he had made.
only four "f them keeping accouats. Ne arrests
were madc.-Epery Epening.
Smyrna times., 1872-12-11

HASDsoME.-J. v. Smith, jeweler, Of this town,
has, without question: one Of the handsomest show
windows ON tins Psninsuia, and as il now appears.
hled with the holiday stock which Mr.. s. has lust
laid ~, challenges more than gance from the most
casual observer. The magnificent display Of ieweIrv.
silver aud plated ware, novel tinepieces
and trinkes is equal To the majority Of the PhiIa
delphia stores, and surPasses many Of them. IL is
credit to the taste and enterprise Of the ieweler
and an ornament and pride Of the town. We do
not propose TO advertise his stock here but we think
his display is deserving of at least a passing
notice.
Smyrna times., 1872-12-11

| HECnLORED PEoPLEs NEw CHURCH-.The cOl0red
people oi this town, after hard but patient strug.
gle OF i've years, have finished and dedicated a
house OF worship that they are anv other denomna.
ton might well feel proud Of The church is of
brick-pain but pretty. The room is 48 by 80 feet
and has an il foot ceiling. The walls are nicely
whltecOated, and the pews arc painted drab, with
The scroll work cOored in imitation walnut. The
handsome pulpit and chancel are also finished in
imitation walnut, and, with their neat ca arpeting
ana iurniture,-sOfa, marbe-top stand stuffed
chairs, Sc-make up most pleasing effect. Drab
window shades nicely match the pews, while the
green VcnItlan window shutters the greatest
ornament to the exterior finish. The aisles and
passage ways are covered with cocoa mating and
'hc room Is lighted from a chandelier The seutlDg
capacity is for about 225 persona This work was
commenced in August 1857 and the corner stone
was aId on the 29h Of September, of that wear
The dedlcatnry services were held on Sunday last
Rev. VIM. III. Hunter, of Philadelphia, ofiiciatInp
lie Is an able preacher and cuored man of sunrior
aualnments. Tie was formerly a slave in North
carolina. number OF white persons attended the
services, and were well pleased with Mr. Hunter
that nc has consented to preach for the congrcgu
ton ugain The cnlorcd people have handed US the
following for publication
ihe A NJ +. Church Of this town was dedicated
on last Sabbath when the colorcd people raised in
cash SlOO and $500 by subscription. There was
present IN The evening several white gentlemen and
'an'e+ who gave one hundred dollars. making a total
oi slpO The sermons we're Of the most enter
tdinng and instructive chlrac,er, so much 81 that
by request Of white brelhern present. we have
arranged to have the Rev VIM II Hunter, OF Phlla.
to preach again next Sabbath, and to give specia
service TO The white citizens OF the town al o'cock
r. NJ, when half Of oar church shall he reserved
seats Tor their especial accommodation. We cordially
in'ile you to come, and sec what we have 80 long
aud patiently lab"red for. viz: a respectable and
conm"dlnus church. Our Indebtedness is still
about Sln0
Smyrna times., 1872-12-11
SMY1W0, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Dec. IItb.

TIE TIMES is published every Wednesday afternoon by
JOSEPH H. HoFFECKER, Editor and Proprietor at Smyrna
Delaware.
not paid till the end fhe year. No paper uni
all arrears padony at the option of the Publisher
ADVERTISEMENTS will he inserted
line for the nserton
ahalt cents liberal discount made TO quarterly semi
nual and yearly advertisers.
Smyrna times., 1872-12-11
SLElGhlNG.
Over the snow
hpno,l IL.

Over the snow
Onward they 20,
Jingle, Jingle, tingle, tinple.
Skimming along
With laugh and song,
Love and sleighing ever mnrlo
llark to the bells,
Their music swrls.
Jingle, jingle, tingle, tinpLe.
Ringing SO clear
To loving ear,
Over the snow to household inylo
OF with bOulld,
Over the grounl
0"Ht 70 LOWER HALL the sleigh is pressing
Clothing there sold
Keeps ont the cold.
And is best Of all for Winter lreSs;n,
., We have Clothing for all, great or small =,
Tower Hall. Can CRAFTY every wish mo-. ..
every taste and suit the extent Of every nocto,
guaranteeing perfect satisfaction An immen.s
stock OF beautiful Winter Goods lust onsn"S
;G out at the lowest prices BENNETT & ca
rover hail, No. BIS Market Street, halrv,v
between Filth and Sixth, Philadelphia
THE GREAT HAZE oDvczR-H.ir 0,r, p,,,.,...
PoInades have had thsir day They belong 10 ,h. M,
' 'nA' Understands the chemistry Of the hair and Tho
pni'"n'IsJ u lts growth thinks Of
c0gk ng The pores OF the scalp with thick sagu3 -,
ooStrucung the nsensibe preparation which 1, ss.,
the heah OF the hbers. sutse. Of H. -.
win an Ihvgoratng Application which phetrat,s Ia -
OF the fHT and stimulates them the 4E va, thu, h
uizIng agents spread the In4aous sti u.lals
roots and cause the blades to sprErR up IN rnris vir
the earth with Verdure. The nrylzstan beat adapa ~
purpose n lioN kATHAIEON- 1t may well b. c,Ilt H. -
HF 1HE BEAD To the barren IL cs,nmunlesTs,
vegetable power. Il the hair dpuppRg nat ,I c
.nd ~ltlperei IT arrests the pT,DesS apdSrn M h.
lbt hsIT thcAehs aud becomes GLOSSY h bic undss M
ktha operation and dressing uapr,ch, h, 80
pspaTsOh that hAs yet Oren LAID Of FA.bOn
HAssoN's COMPOUND SYRUP OF TAR-Tbis ceI.b,,
led preparation, SO hong and lavOrahlv known m bs
Northern States for the cure Of throat and ung d,
eases can now be had al OF The drug siote, IN aII
parts OF The country. II is private Quack prepsr,
non u IS prescribed by some Of the most eminent
physicians 10 lbe country, and ne yer iaIs IN curing
The worst cases VI coughs and colds Pnce 50 cen.s
per bOtIle.
T. S.-See that the signature Of RUssEL g. LAMBDA
ProP'Ts, IS On each wrapper.
DrRNG orr ISTERvIEw. the American Consul AZ BapksL
pTcAfntSd the Ming elegant assortment ms
I"u Dr. } = Aver ct lOSe. Mass. the thp Court
lie cAp ApIAined To his
81 and their The Cherry Peenra for eDx6s~he Ssr
sapaA T rrupve diseases the r the srsra
nat are =" iAtai ~ tins hot country. The condition
oi iAVoe vile In the palace with durvrs these
ours gave hun special interest these products
more than all had sbovD
him Letters from a lady ia Siam.
Smyrna times., 1872-12-11

West Is respectfully connected. His parents re-
SIDE IN BALTIMORE Hundred. Sussex county. H..
isther-ln-aw is the Recorder Of Deeds for TIN,
county Vests earlier years we're spent in Dover
where he was learning blacksmithing. Subsequently
ms aspirations rose higher, and he entered
College graduating in 1868 fIe studied both Law
an' medicine but never had practice Of any account
at either. For year or two he was emnloved a.
assistant at Faulkners select school at Dover, which
he lett TO pursue other studies. OF late he has bee
experimenting with the manufacture Of a gas which
he CHAINS wlil cure Consumption.
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
THE GREAT SOUTHERN
Freight AND PASSENGER Line

FOR CHARLESTON, g G., FLORIDA PORTS, AND TIE SOUTH
AND SOUTHWEST.
Sailing every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAIUkDAli ron Fer
No % Sortb River. % D. 10. The sieEnshins
JAMES ADGEK. Capt T. j. LOCEy0oD, Tuesday, Dec j.
GEORGIA Cart. CKOVrLt Thursday, Dec 5.
MANHATTAN. Cent. VI. = WOoDHuLs SATURDAY Dec q
Superior passengers Through utsets
ana Bills Of saing issued sonneeto Sou Csrol1s R0d
= ali poists sosth the North Eastern RA road
Forsuee the Cheraw and Darlington Rail
FLORIDA pers Insurance by this hsi OhE
HALP CENT Goods fowaToed free OF comNissou Bs Of
dug furnished signed the ons Local Passenger and Freight
HENRY r. MORGAN 4 Co. AgeutS .
For ibrsugb freight tsHf further information Isfs[snee 10
th1ossh .gAt apply 10 BENTLEY ID. HASELL
General Ates Crest eou,hsn Freight Line 10 81 BroadNsy
EXTRA sTEAhERS WILL BE DISPATCHED As SOON Ab
LOADED
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
Nsw- Jrrsep Real estate for 6als.
Gountrp Real Gstais tor 8als.

LAVORABLY FOR CASH, OF in EXCHANGE
for srs, Agricultural and Mineral Lsnds Suburban PIop
veil loed sell vsasbs sayr Plantation one houys
dive CITY nds of overaO~l
-erkus pospeous sad s, squippd and eshes esura
tam. sood manager retsh.b here Apply sTkPhkks
BROThRRs Cos,sYanssrs lG Broadway Esvfarh . oAs
bss IAs3 w. o.. Es~.0pSsss. ~. viaasa SssA
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
sleamboale ano RaIlroaoo.
NEW YORK MIDLAND RAILWAY

NEW-Y YORK MIDLAND RAiLWAf-W IN 4.
~ TYR AuRANGEMHEf tstng eject Dee 4, Hilfsihs "'''
foot of tolandi and Desbrosf'tts a. mlloNli 20 "a,
fot Es-.Darhsn sud MAJ vol T. ble oh" g. "a wv "'i
t'lQ. and 1880 D. ..u 81, -.
Tof Iiaslnsse PHisron Hawthorne Midland fsrs and "on
dyka. $40, 1910 n !. 80 $50, GO. NV NJ
Por gcdeh rrt Dogois Roehes Dundee late hnfifl ai'
Riverside. D. l0bl 9 M l. 80. Si5o q ~. lliwp N.
For Wycsoa rompou atd Mnntelt junetou eO luo NJ
J1n, go $50 D.
Pof Csmpgar Ollnd BoominFd's sha wes, Boomngd'e T.
$40 10 80 a. m. A30. 5.i0p 10.
For sms NILS dhsrofeburgh stockholm. snuftosu. Ogdens
burg and Quanyy.r, q 90 m. t~ p M 80
ior NtWioupdaud fIankIn hambufgh, uea',oHn ynonFs
West Town johnson SLATE lD hdtsioEu snd Boomngbufgh ~
$40 m J;lu ti;s0p . , 20. ,,
ard klchTlls. g0a m. l:l0 ?. ~. "a.
bklUhNlNG-Irass Liberty Fss AZ b's9 a W. Ht' W.
ElenNs Hn a u. 2:l5 ms hddleiorn. D. ti'' ~ 80 ~
West Ho9mugiss 7, y ~ = ~ tVi p m' ,pil,h
G25 7I D. lilI m A05 Cag l0lO NJ fAifTiou hfj,
G41 I5i $40 ~ a. 25l fA 19, ltf p M ,a.o 80
ARRIVING ~ NRw YORK a. G35, p el0. loiW m lE Wv
$40, $3.50 y M. sud 1880 a IT..
oes not beyond hddlsioun 'Do not run ul"n' AN'
fDoss beyond BloomIuy0auh 80, -. q s-,-,.,.,
Va n wErD. General Ticket Assat
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

NEW-YUKk CENIKAL AND HUDSUN
IN RIVER RAILROAD
Co.n.sans koNDAr November g. ls77 Thrssfh iaiAi will
l,rre Grand Ctehsl Depot:
t:00 n. Chieaee asa henhsb Efsfsn rt h-ngfeen cam
nTesgh 10 Estssi,s ,Bd ~. Atsn
10 Special Cts,so kIpr,n with ds-stTsos 70 Bsfsls
sss Esraa PsiI
le:t5 o. n. Esrihsp and Western Bfrrsa
3:to m. SPECIAL btprsu for Albany ana Troy .
tge hsnsil RsrsD With i'spsg fsn Ne" Teri 10 81
AhsnI
s.ss H. Bspr daily, With sleeping w,s'-S and cis
AndAuh
tsS ~ Pacific EIpe With isspBg for Rsehes,sr Bssao.
ssd EassrA FAhsi sso thlesso. beth g. and n.
kalrVaas This train btEsars
ll:to -, Rrpr,u With sleeping for Troy ard Albany
e. kknDklCk. 0ssua Psnestsr Assst
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03

NEW-YORK, HAVEN, AND HARI-
~ PORD RAlLROAD.-SeN-Yoft and Ees-iavsp Dvon.
WINTER ARKASGEMEET. COMMENCING NOVEMBER ~ ls'A
Pai'ng salon 10 Ntriork 1rni Cenirh Depot Eh''l' o.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
For HeWHsvn 1nS g. fFr) liJ3s l2l lkL) Jo3 itr
3s5. 4:3', t:',, go lELl asl $40 lRLj .,y, ,..
Ky 3:a5 f:3.. s:3, 's03 tEr1 ard s:i0 tFrl Pm.
forl and sifatfori o3 ll:li Js g sad 35 ~
tor fsaed Southport, sad WeIort, 1;o s' ii'' u" ''''
For South N5r-ss 7.os s.os "a 500 1875 l71 L 2oi
(Esl ts5 I3s tEI S2 sos, sos lELl aad 10 ~ F. ~
~ g,so 9o "a - ~ ~ - = w. -.l ~
Stepping AZ New Bochse and Pom Car Isi tgI stop
For Greenwich intermediate Sfauops 18 sos V;V liJ
"a. 2lj 3;ss. l:Sl. 80, sos, 6:a8. 7.2J y
lort A. oy for Boston. via spnnIssd Lse 'oppng ~ neg
Rochelle Port Chester STANFORD Sosh NorHi ssa BndssgS ai
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boiioa VIA sprhgfsld s.03 m; 3.I3 sBd sos
FOR Boston, via Shore Line, l2:2J. 80 ?.
for Hartford .na spHEEssd sos l1lI 900 itdiosb
For oonssue River Railroad sos ~ l2:J pm Greenfield
1903 p n, 70 hoAtres and White Aouaiain1
For sLor. Line RAILWAY Norsieh AHd Portsrss
721 800 to New Loados ard Norwich SD sl1p Boston III
For Connecticut Valley Railroad to8 q NJ. and 1903 u.
fo Ne. Hsr.s ssd Northampton karosd 800 Jo3 r. is
kerihanptoA and Hillamfbarsk
sYOr AOu'.tosle R.lro,a. sos a. n. asd 3:os
Yer rFirEAi'ef Rsrs,d s;os r. 3os N md 4'S n " wa
D.ubury Eorwali R.n0d 1903 sO3. i7ll
For sspsuE Valley Rlrss via DisbSy Ssr-ii e. S;s a.
n i1d i:Jspm.
connodoss deer sil,shsi to o5 asd $40 a'
AID ssst ri tAai stts Inc Drng itashsa
rlsg,u pssS, tsis psn rsish,d this road Al
y. G,.nd c9'rs pIo' es, tory ,ssssis go ,o
Broadway CssrL Brooflyp; as b, ssI sele sOss
have asr sasssss s s ,ss s,sfe ron Tsya,n sgnH
New-York tribune., 1872-12-03
REAL ESTATE.

EswYoHK Monday, Dec. .. IN
While Monday is usually a duh day at tho FIX
change exceptionally bat ansseon' having ler
place. and they Of but snail importance
Muller wilkins TO- solo By lcgs order under The direction o
Thatcher Adams referee The ioaro brick tenement 'nd o "a
o located the nortey side Of nehuadrei and nin'l q
westerly nt,ve sold subject 70 and srd above mort
the property held By The HsuTors Le ln'annee Com
pany which interest due from Juy 49, FOR $50 to FacHeA
II. Belts the psnta The legal action
james ~ Miller so by legal order under The con of Thoma' H.
Aion referee e toU tnek house aud o 5r23 located 90 s
uths de Of Tutht between Ayenues ad B. aoga =. street
les, sale made by BIN under the dree
on Of Nathaniel Ja r, Pe Of property locae on The noh
A. phVas sale WA H. layoor reports having sold ia oi' located
on the norher5 '4e o nEh commencing 20 is Westerly
srre number Of be made to Taes
dy amoug se several parcels worthy The attention oi opeat n
sale, advertised o take place at the EIeh'ns,'
Ihrsfag, Dec D.
By Musr wIa,t Co., egl e under The direction o. james W
oaie ,se ir1suty rit "a cet ii ncbe, ei iron
a ial o. TIE soIa9y .Sg % a ,sS ~ ''
Trustees ale b oer Of 4. w Nc1l trustee oi each Htirl
ard u lots eae 25y53 located the souhefJ ie VI JLd
nntlsi commencng 100 let easiely ron hs eniaa'e
Tsenaeth ls9 e easierJ ron lraypaee oss'bs .h bnes
nde Of Smsteeath5t ii5 ieet vss, oi Tlirl.aye.
By H. Luiw Coz sale b order q ihe eIseatrI q
io5,ed vss,srj uaa
rasI order .. G II cod '' y, ~, ss
nclss westerly from Fiih-.Ts.
Undr ORDER pot n land With residences and Other m
prorensni located 10 the Of wssi Farms Webe'irr Coan'
\. A.
sale o blot o. ground ot2o 3csiei e north westerly Of
Macsln ave. fremont, Nethester County y T.
80 3. j. Fahi lega sas of o liIsiiEttrQ9 Iecaed on
he e,sisy SIDE Of the Boulevard % ee inches oaths m Seventy
screlthst
one ot 1873 located he easie ie o. ths Boue
vtrl 81 feet inches s0lth-ry from seyrutyseyuihft
Legsl se property 5oro- oei on hs soaaery AIDE o sev
enty. aevrlth-st liO cft westerly from Ieltlsvr.
Bv james M Miller legal sale unds the direction Of = loneifei re-
l5s 5oTsy o,sied ths solherJ le o Infy ahI 4'J feet
sAstsr'Y from Teuth-sve. ...
ByA L. Bsscter Son Co.. LEGAL ale under ths direction of Phi
hugsss referee the premises 4f'r3i located am kA9o
a. 40 3o W1fef..t lets4.n Dover su1 R00icfeitftt
Legal fIca0a u stephen H. DIN. reffee lni
locate, ile ronhe nls u Fiseea.lsL 70 e ea''eJ l0l
/ seal.l.arr.