davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

KNN shan stand the following stallion
"N The coming season, In this city.
Dappie Gray, years old IN June next stand.
sherman. he by Gen. kaox. shernan's Dam Was
the seArey Mare. OF waterviile: she by Hiram
Drew, out OF Eaton Messenger Mare. that
uoited when Eve Years old In .S5. BismArk'.
Dam, Maggie Mitchell. she by the Morrow horse
be by withereli. be BY The old Winthrop Mcssen.
ger.
II will be seen by the above pedigree, that 1;
would be hard 10 fnd a horse with more trotiing
blood IN has veins And the hoise fulnlls the
promise of his breeding. without training: ne can
Of judges to have spleadid trotiiBg aeiion And
his colts all show IL lie has come colts two
year, oil this spring that Will compare fayorGbiy
" iih any OF their age, Ia the state. shall llmit
him 10 a small nGfaoer OF Mares.
LEXINGTON.
DARK EAv. without whiiel with black points
stands l5i haDds high, h four years Old past. lie
Is by Gen. Knox. Dam Horiens. BY the thorough
breed running borse LexiHgton, (she winner of
twenty -thTce races, and Ell 90. and the srs OF
more winners than any borse an Ains rica } second
Ds m by Imported Glencoe
Lexington as broken the pAst siater. lie has
good action, and eau sho good speed for The liz
Tie handling be has had.
This presents a good opportunity for the people
OF this county TO improve the blood OF their
horses.
The terms viii be for either OF the above, twen.
~ i've dollar for the season. Cash or sAtisiac-
tory paper At the time Of service.
4. IL. GREELY
Ellsworth. Arpn IL .is7i- OF
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

Providence, K. l., OCT. -, 1879.
BosroN people are very particular, and
among them are some cxeIlent Judges Of
musical Instruments. Il It then remarka-
BILE that the school committee selected the
Miller piano for use in the public schools
Boston Is not alone In this. More than
fifty academies aud schools In New Eng
land are doing the same thing. These
instruments are nrst-class In every re-
spect, and they are deservedly popular.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
VOLUME 20.

DIR. j. Walkers California Vim.
egar Bitters are a purely Vegetable
propagation, made chiefly from the ma
tive Herbs found on the lower ranges of
tie Sierra Nevada mountains of Calfor-
MA, the medicinal properties of which
are extracted therefrom without the use
Of Alcohol. The question is almost
daily asked. "What is the cause of the
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR BIT
TERSW Our answer is, that they remove
the cause of disease, and the patient re-
covers his health. They are the great
blood purifier and life giving principle,
a perfect Renovator and Invigorator
of the system. Never before in the
history Of the world has a medicine been
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of VINEGAR BITTgRs in healing the
sick Of every disease man is heir to. They
are gentle Purgative rs well as Tonic
relieving Congestion or Inflammation Of
the Liver and yisceral Organs in Bilious
Diseases
The properties of DR.. WALKER's
VINEGAR BIT-rERs are Apeuent, Diaphoretie
CarmnatIve Nutritious. Laxative, Diuretic,
Sedatiye. Couuter-Irritaut Sud0rlhc, Altera-
tive. and Anti. Bilious.
-. ". MCDONALD, e. 90.
i'-.--tsts gnItir Arts. san Francisco Caiif,ra.t
u1. ,ur ~ Washington and Charlton SIS
'n'i = ) n uru.sis's ard - aler>.
Iyt3 com.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
State Fair Premiums. 1874
QConcladed.)

(Concladed.)
Best six me- oloons, Diploma
Rest yvo;oh.p alu hahdies, 90
D. weights and scales for dairy use M
best washing machine. D,,,, W
PEST clothes wringing machine. Dinio.na
Dest spinning wheel, , ~
best clothes horse. W W
best assortment of wooden ware for y"
Beat ut'as assortm.a, or Kitchen n, use, p'-''
for dairy or kitchen use Diploma
Best hand loom. Diploma
Best fruit ds.rr, Diploma
Best nursing couch, Diploma
Best coffee burner, Diploma
Best clothes sprinkler. Diploma
Best water filter aud cooler, Diploma
Best fruit boxes for grapes and small
fruit, Diploma
Best metal cans for preserv'g fruit, Diploma
Best glass cans Tor presery'g fruit, Di Iona
Best specimens of dish covers. Diploma
Best cheese safe. Diploma
Best corn pepper, Diploma
Best egg beater, Diploma
Best refrigerator. Diploma
Best clothes dryer. Diploma
Best clothes manglc, Diploma
Best halt dozen wooden pals. Diploma
Best half dozen wash tubs. Diploma
Best knitting machine, Medal
Best sewing machine, Medal
Best clothes line, Bronze Medal
Best apparatus tor ironing clothes,
Bronze Medal
Best specimen of paper made from
wood, Diploma
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30
IMPORTANT TO
BREEDERS OF HORSES

kC~ I shall stand the 70 llowing stallion
"N The coming season, In this city.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-30

NOVEMBER 25, 1871.
We have heard many commendations Of
the Henry +. Miller piano-fortes, which
have been kindly loaned by the manufac-
turers for several entertainments here.
Their purity and brilliancy Of tone have
attracted considerable notice.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

Senators. says the World, are morally GER
tnin TO be Democratic; DclawAis, Missouri,
Tennessee, Texas, West Virginia, The OPP
position in tho Senate after the 4th Of March
ueXi are sure, therefore, Of 2s Seaators.
To sOcprs a majority cfthat body they must
gain l2 more from the following States,
whose Legislatures are yet to elect: Florida,
Louisiana, Indiana, Maine, Massachusetts,
Michigan, Minnesota, Nevada, New Jersey,
New York, Pennsylvania, Vermont, Wis
cousin. These States, says the World, il
the elections of the past year can be taken
as guide, the opposition stands as good a
chance as the Republicans, with one sxrep.
tion-Vermont. Uuder any circumstance,
however. the contest will b. Clota aud tue
majority on either side in the Senate mar
rowed down TO few votes. In the Senate
at present the Republican majority is IS.
OF this majority are three who cannot he
counted % thiek.and.thin Republicans and
who in closely divided Senate would be
likely TO vote often with the opposition.
These are MesSrs. Alcorn, Of Mississippi /;
Ferry, Of Cophsctieut; and Robertson, OF
South Carolina. Unless the Administration
can keep these Senators in the traces It IL
pretty certain 10 be In minority In the Sen
ate HilrF the 4th Of March,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03
Notice---To the Democrats
ofLewis County.

Alta meeting Of the Democratic Executive
Committee, deld July 2sth, 1874, the follow.
ing proceedings were adopted and ordered TO
be Published in The DENOcRAT:
WHEREAS, A Convention for the purpose Of
nominating n Democratic candidate for Com
gress rom the LIST District, is 10 be held at
Rllenboro, on the 18th day ofAugast, 1914 /;
and like Convention, for the pnrpoiO Of
nominating Democratic candidate for the
State Senate from the 9th Senatorial Dis
irict, l. to be held at Beverley, on the 25th
day ofApguSt, 1874 and
WHEREAS, u L important that tho De-
morraey Of Lewis county should be repre-
scented In said Conventions, therefore belt
Resolved, That all Democrats rtsid-
ing Ia Lewis county, who intend In good
faith 10 support the nominations Of said
Conventions, who may be prescntat the times
and places fixed for the holding Of said Con-
Tentiols, be authorized 10 aet as Delegates.
BY order fihe Committee.
Jas. W, woFPtSDiS, Secretary.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03
AENOUNCEREENTs
For Congress.

PnrkcFshurg, June 0, 1874.
To The Editor OF THE DEuocBAT:
SR.-At the solicitation OF many friends,
! hereby announce myselfRs n candidate ior
CONGRESS Gyen the First District.
JOHN W, HoRNER,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03
1pe Aep, July 28.

In accordance with the request Of our Jane
Lew friends, we plesent below tic article
referred to Below VIC present IL tue read.
or, as we take the figures from the records
In the Clerks Office, :he AMOUNT OF the
County Levy in this county, for each year
since the organization OF the State. II will
he seen that the figures present Il most pleas
ing record Tor tile Democratic part vas
compared will the loyal brsthrcn-and
more especially do they prove the wisdom
OF the County Court system, and the ccono.
my and efficiency Of -ur present mode Of
couniy government. II Is said that wleo
you touch . mans pocket, you strike him
IN the iendefeSt point. Ii this bv true, one
universal cry oil CommendatiOn for the DEM
OcEatlc Supervisors and iOrour present coun.
" AUTHORITIES, should come FROM the heart
OF every Taxpayer in the couaty.-H;re arc
the figures
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03
Under Dem Ocralic Superrisors.
N otice-To BRIDGE BUILD
: & ERS.


Proposals will be received uutil Saturday,
August sth, 1874, at the store off. S. W.
Farnsworth 4 Co., in Troy, 5ilmCr county,
Hest Virginia, for the building ola
BRIDGE
across Fink's Greek, on the Sthualon L
Parkersburg road. Bridge to be built on
the same plan as the one formerly over said
crek-to be completed by The LIST day Of
December, 1874. An order for payment will
he gwen at the December term 0fihe Gilmer
County Court, to he paid out Of the levy for
1875. Length span, % feet; Width 10y
feet. The Hbutmenis are standing In good
order. The irons that were in the old bridge
were saved, and will be furnished the con-
tractor. The right will be reserved 10 reject
any or all bids. The Contract will be
awarded on the stli day Of August, 1874,
and presented 10 the County Court for mp
proyal ut the August tenn, which will lie
on the Monday following.
Specifications may be seen by calling on
the undersigned at Toy.
NJ. W. HuGnEs,
WV. X. MOSBYPENSY,
GEo. HEcKERr, ia,
CommiIiiOners,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03
The county lew.

Nm, woFElSpN ;-In tho issue Of TnE
DENoClAr Of June 18th, you published IN
article headed THE COUNT Levy" giving
the rate OF county tax in this county itow
the formation Of the new State up 10 this
year. A good many oil US here desire it 10
Ve unpublished, and by doing 50, you will
confer favor upon
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03
State Of West Virginia,
Commissioner Office.
Circuit Court of Lewis Co,
Weston, August |, 1874

Evan Thomas
James N. Camps heirs and others,
IN cIASeERY.
Duvall Eeighlcr i Co.
Same,
IN cHANcERT.
In pursuance oil an order OF the District
Court Of the United States for the District
Of West Virginia, held at Clarksbnrg on the
25th Of March, 1874, referring the above
named causes 10 the undersigned, 10 ascer-
tain and report how much money arising
from the sales Of the real estate Of James N.
Camp, under deerees Of this OF any other
Court, which is subject 10 the payment Of
The judgmCn, liens In the bills mentioned,
may bSin the hands of any special Commits.
sioner OF receiver ofsueh Courts, or which
may be due from al y purchaser Of real eS-
tate from said Camp, and which oagh, 10 DO
applied 10 The payment VI said Judgment
liens,
] do hereby givC notice 10 all persons In.
tereslrd In the subject matter OF said refer.
cncc that, ! will proceed, at my said oflico,
On tue 2Sth day oil August, 1874, 10 exc.
cute said order Of reference. Given under
my hand the day and date first herein men.
toned.
.f, G. j. BUTCHER.
j NJ Bennett 4 b l)ctpsrd ull'ys fot
rl'at Opg3.iw
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03
Triton 70. Beecher, Et AZ,

The columns Of the daily papers have Of
late hen crowded with matter concerning
the alleged seduction ofthe wife Of Theodore
Tilton, q noted New York advocate Of all
the dangerous experiments in the social Rr-
rangemGnt Of society, BY Rev. Henry Ward
Beechef, another gifted exponnder Of ad-
rai cpd Theological opinions. Both otihsSc
gentlemen arc among those who have la
bored earnestly 10 propagate the doctrines Of
tilree love- and so forth; and II appears to
be a fact that Beecher found bis affinity in
the spouse Of his friend TiltQn. TLiS
would have been all right, Ind 1t been the
wife ofsome other man, but Tilton incon-
sistently objects 10 tue deflenent VI his own
household. Such occurrences rs the above
are the natural results oil the teachings Of
the htnA,ical horde EhO-havinE forced 20
litical OUtragch without number upon the
country, now seek TO inaugurate IN UP
heavalofthe whole system Of society.
We object 10 the so'callCd "leading pa
persn boring the community with such
trashy and llerntious exhibitions Of imnor,
Atty. Had II Gecn the daughter Of one Ii
humble lie, who, though Glowing, MOI
wisely, LIT loo well, some ordinary libcr'
tine, nobody would have a word to say
butiuasnucb as ills noted divine and The
wife olau eminent writer who are at fault
,he whole country Is 10 be flooded with indie
cen accounts efthe bSsCntss Of the preacher
and The lewduesS Of bic psramour. lip our
humble judgment, the least said about such
things by the press, the bet'cr:-l i may DC
necessity, and doubtless Is, upiR the Yankee
Nation ID order to supply the peculiar mAw
Of that ptrnlar people, that Journalists
should pander 10 the dgpraTed tastes ofthtii
pGtrons, hut here 1t Is potsO.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03
The Next congre,g.


onerery sideit seems 10 DO conceded that
fho next House Of Representatives will lie
Democratic. Willie ilis has been generally
admitted, there has been some doubt AS 10
the similar composition oil the next Senate.
The New York World examines the grounds
nj this opinion, and for substantial reasons
believes the next Senate can he controlled
by the Democracy. The SCnntGis compos.
Cd Of n mu,nbct6 or these the terms OF 30
expire on the tlh Of March next. The terms
of'the ether rs have two or four years lon.
ger 10 run. Dfthe 80 who hold over, q arc
Republicans and IS opposition, no account
being Oft Louisiana vacancy. The
whole number OF Senators, whosO terms are
10 begin with March, 4, 1875, hive already
been chosen Booth, Of California Eaton,
ofcon Wetirutl Harvey, ofKansas wbyte,
II MARYLAND Tburnah, Of Ohio Withts,
VI NlpiiiS Tho Legislatures oithr follow.
ing Stats viii tlso elect ScnalDr Nhnse
'fmt,Nllihtsin March 1850 ppl ,htis
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03
Braxton Comfy
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FSrMe Hopse Of Delsgq,ts
D. S. sQUIREs.

We present above the result Of the delib.
tratioRs Of tho Democracy Of BrAxton, al
their conTes ton held ~ Sutton, on the
25ih plt.
Tho name Of squires is "familiafas a
household world TO the people Of our sis
ter county and, by the way, itisthc
name Of a family that has long stood among
the tofsmost-tepFesenting a people full Of
vim, intelligence and yirtuC--a worthy
family connection, who have proven ibem-
selves las q rple) u powerful element for
good In the county Of BraGlon.
Daniel Stephen Sqpites, the nominee, We
arc proud 10 regard as olr friend. lie Is
ono " the hest citizens Of the county; a
gentleman ofintclugenee and irrcproacfa-
Gle character, and Democrat Of known
integrity. His selection does honor 10 the
Judgment ofthc. Democracy Of the 'Jug-
handle county ~ and bis election Is an as.
tured fact,
Ne learn, however, that a small faction Of
disaatttei persons propose TO hold .'maIs
meeiiugf On The first day OF The approach
ing tenn Of the county court wherCat they
may express their condemnation OF the
nomination, aud suggest "a new deal. ~
Go ahead, gentlemen; Il may afford you
some pleasure, and will hurt nobody else
We assert that the nomination Of Nj
SquirCs Y,ll be SO eminCn,ly satisfactory,
10 oil classes Of people In BrRxten, that he
will be triumphantly ClGcied-the machinR-
tons Of "rings and things" 10 the contra.
~ notwithstanding.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03
Congressional Convention

The Members Of the Democratic STATE Ex-
tcutlye Compltiec. from tho First District, in
the absence ofany District Committee, here
by call o Convention Of Delegates FROM each
Of the counties Of said District, TO meet AT
RLLENB0Ro, IN the county Of Richie,
West Virginia, on THURSDAY, the 18th
day Of August, ls71, TO nominate Con
grcsslpnAl 3 preventative for said District.
Your Committee respectfully request that
county meetings he held 10 appoint Dele
gRtesto said Convention.
A. ]. PASSEtt, WV. P. THOMPSON,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03

The reader will oberye tina. the Democrat
ic Committee Of this county have appointed
all Democrats who intend in good faith 10
live up TO Democratic ussges, delegates 10
tho Congressional aud Senatorial Conycn.
tons. Tue liberAlity Of tie Committee in
this regard cannot be lniscOnsiruCd or found
fault with by any person. No Que can say
that he has been prescribed, or denied the
right 10 which lie was entitled.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03
Sale of Land in ErQxton
County.
Samuel r. Sands plaintiff

Sale of Land in Erqxton
County.
Samuel r. Sands, plaintiff,
Narcellus D, .Coger, defendant,
~ CIlAScERv.
Pursuant 10 a decree pronounced in the
above styled cause by the County Court VI
Draxton county, at The May term, 1874, the
undersigned, as Special Commissioner for
that purpose appointed, will, On the
18th Day Of August, 1874.
that being Court day for said county, pro-
c,td to sell at public auction inItUnt OF tue
Court House door Of said county, TO the
highest bidder, the ttaci Of land in the bill
and proceedings OF said cause mentioned.
Said land Is situate In said county on Cedar
Crek, and contains
1913 ACRES.
TERMS OF sALE.-.For cash in haud
enough to pay the costs Of this suit and OK.
prnse Of sale. The residue Of purchase
money on credit Of 1, aud l9 month";,
taking from thepurchaser bonds bearing III.
tercst from date, with good personal tecnri-
W, aad retaining lieu on the land 80 sold
Us further security. SOD
N. m. FRAME,
july2Oriw Commissioner.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03
Senatorial Convention.

The Democracy ofthc Ninth Senatorial
District, comprising the counties Of Lewis
Randolph, UpShur, Barbour, Taylor and
Tucker, aFe requested 10 meet aud appoint
Delegates 10 attend Convention TO be held
at
BEVERLEY, AUGUST 25th, 1874,
for The purpose Of nominating a candidat,
for The State Senate from said District.
By order Of the Committee.
l.. d, MoRRALL, Chm.
]. " woTHDIS, Secretary.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03
Stale Senate-..ard District.

We are authorized 10 announce Hon.
ABSAL0M KNOTS, Of Calhoun, us cam
didqiS for the State Senate from The Third
District, composed OF the counties OF lIarri-
son, Ritehle, Doddrldgc, Gilmer and Cal
hOun,-subieet to the decision OF tho Demo.
cratic Senatorial Convention, should one be
held.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-08-03
OUR lamp DEPAliTNiEN'

OUR LAMP DEPARTMENT.
Is large, and We sell at wholesale and retail
Nc shall receive constantly new supplies 0
LAMPS, CHGblNEYS, &c, and will dupli
cate free Of freights any bill Of Lamps pur
chased in Wheeling
Eg- CHURCHES SUPPLIED AT COST
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-19
HAYTI.

New Claimant for the Presidential
Chair-SumOrs of Civil War-The Re-
iattOns with st. Domingo Becoming
Exciting.
ST. THOMAS, Feb. A, 1874.
Advices from Cape Haytlan to the 25th of Jan.
uary have just been received.
THE PRESIDENTIAL CANVASS.
1t Is reported that strong party in the Senate
has nominated Montplalsr Pierre as q candidate
for the Presidency. He is said to be eminently
qualified for the post, but Dominique has the first
claim and Will not relinquish It, On the downfall
OF Sanave compromise was effected between
Dominique and Saget and the latter became Presi
dent Tor four years with the distinct understanding
that at the expiration OF that time he would retire
In favor OF Dominique.
Public opinion seems to be in favor OF Dominique,
not alone on account OF this understanding, but
owing to his great services rendered to his cOun-
try and the good faith he has strictly observed and
further. he Is equally qualified for the post In every
respect.
EXCITEMENT TOWARDS ST. DOMINGO.
The Haytia press is very bitter against st. DO.
mingO saying the Baez party Still exists, and that
no faith can be put in them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-19
TONES POLICE COURT.
ROsenb a um's Ruse.
Before Judge Morgan.

Saul Rosenbaum, who kept millinery store in
the upper part of Third avenue went into the
fancy goods establishment OF N. J. Neuwetter, No.
521 Broadway, and bought bill OF goods amount
ing to s2s5. The goods were sent to Rosenbaum's
place. and the next day, as is alleged by the COM
plainant, Rosenbaum moved, taking all the prop.
erty in the store with him and leaving no address
or Information OF his Whereabouts. Detective
Heidelberg discovered him in No. Alb East Ninth
Nstreet Judge Morgan held him in $4,000.
Breaking Open Trunk.
John Duane OF No. lbs East Thirteenth street,
has had in employ for the past two months man
named Franklin Waterbury, OF Boonton, N. j., as a
laborer. Last Monday Mr.. Duane discovered that
his trunk had been broken open and S12O taken
therefrOm. He suspected Waterbury of the theft.
He was arrested and held in default OF ST. 900 bail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-19
BUSINESS IN THE OTHER COURTS
OMITTED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
The Sanborn Moicty Contract


Before Judge Blatchford.
Gonzalez LeibnltZ are tObacconsts, doing bust
ness at No. POS Elm street. against whom suit
was brought year ago, resulting IN the con-
domination OF quite large quantity OF cigars, on
the ground that they had not been stamped &C.
cording to law. On the trial it was claimed that
the witnesses for the government being interested
In securing moieties as informers ther testimony
was not sufficient to convict the defendant. Judge
Blatchlord, who tried the case and who did not
contract, charged the jury that the law allowing
moieties In cases of this kind was re.
pealed, and that therefore the witnesses
could not be pecuniarily interested In the
condemnation Of the cigars. The jury found a
verdict cOpdemning the cigars. The defendants,
through their counsel, represented to the Judge
that at the time, OF the trial they also were lgnOr
ant OF the existence OF TINS Sanborn contract;
which gave Sanborn an interest in moletles, and
that, therefore, the witnesses were interested In
the condemnation o. the cigars upon on, these
the trial Is row proceeding. Horace M. hastings
and L. G. Emmerson for the claimants and Mr.
Goodlett for the government.
Admiralty Proceedings.
In the matter Of John Miller VS.. The brig Mary
Kn0wltou, the nbellant libeled the ship for wages
and expenses during voyage he had made In this
vessel The answer of the claimant alleges that
the libellant was paid OF for this voyage before
United States Shipping Commissioner, and that a
receipt for payment is now in the hands OF the
Claimants attorney. The nbelant had nled no
stipulation Tor costs, and 1t was asserted by the
claimant that the ibellant was person oil no pecu.
mary responsibility Whatever.
Counsel for the claimant moved for an order di.
recttng the libellant file stipulation for costs,
or. in default thereof that the libel be dismissed
Judge BIatchford granted the motion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-02-19
DYJ. W. CAMPBELL, JR., AUCTIONEER.
ID PASSAlC CITY REAL ESTATE

wv CAMPBELL co viii sell this day, ats O'Clock.
on the premises IN the beautiful city OF Passae j.,
the valuable Real Estate Mr. Denton, consisting OF
three story high stoop large Gothic frame House,
gether with beautiful improved Plot OF Ground contain
Ing full city lots, within 30 minutes New YORK city
IN halt hour day or night by main stem Great Erie
Railroad property situated High street. Paul
desirable part OF the city in full view OF Grand Erie Rail
road, midway between lower and upper depoIs;
Ave minutes walk OF either house recently built has
elegant rooms fireplace in each supplied with pure,
good water from never-fang spring and cstern walls
aud ceilings IA feet high. hard ush centre pieces and
moulded cornces; roomy halls, stairway every way
desirable Barns, stabng other outbuidingS farties
see King real estate for Investment could not select
property greater growing popularity value, interest
aud nence Home people, dealers buy ers specu-
lators, specially invited to attend Terms OF sale made
known premises Take trains foot OF Chambers street
tor salo at To- 10 80 l2 NJ and IA Auctionecrs office,
94S Hudson street