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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-26

The prssbytariaa Churches !, North
and s1Gh q "a lztA. i 4.
tbs Hatehett.
rhs a;se III 4 s,3 "a asas;S:% Z sssssl.S T
ence with the Presi.
dent To-Day.
The Trial.

NEW)Y4eki May Il ltx1ges 'or{
ing. Ii his address L to I tie Jury he
said, if Beecher had dcbauched Til
toms wife, do you think he, Tllton,
could ask = committee of christian
men to acquit Beecher? He makes
recantation Of this charge Of adul.
ter, ,ssy, s! a.! .ssG ssej' 3 sssiis aa,s
not have been prepared to protect his
wife's honor, because she had left his
home three days before this pspcs
was prepared. The accusation Of
Sunday wss false end wsa retrasted
Tuesday tanses - sk1ev It wss
false. sHs spoke Of the lady Who had
been Indignantly tradqced by the
man who had not hesitated 10 faIsify
and accuse his own wife and pastor.
Mrs. Morse, was the, victim Of this
free-lov6 leader, nut she commanded
a degree Of respect which could not
be obtained by Tilton. This is the
man who end{ayer>d sto keep HIS
wife's disgrace from becoming known.
All he had to do was to keep his lips
closed-those lips which Elizabeth
Tilton loved to this day. Was it for
;;ss ;s:se co.. = \ S.5;;@ ~!
Of one Of the trustworthy firms in this
city. To-day, though, from some
cause, that great house has met with
the disaster ,tbseateped Plymouth
church. Moalton was early brought
into relation with Ben Butler from
suits in which the firm were engaged.
The pt eutid inn 4 n It ssFcsae I'll
pushed 6ySdl6taslcr ssyte,s md Oddly
enough the prosecutors counsel was
Butler. When the litigation ended 4
firm friendship sprang up between
these parties. Aoulton, tie inforrner
and the informer's counsel had en-.
,deavored by fraud and stratagy to
secure Tracy's services when Butler
was rejected, as one Of. Beecher,s
counsel. He dmN up one of tfe
most adroit and able papers ever pub.
lishcd, intended to kill Beecher at one
blow. It was put forth as Moulton't
productiqA In the middle Of Janu
ary Moulton swore that on the first ol
that month there was . partial separ.
alton Of the firm. and be was in the
firm with Robinsoa. Robinson, when
~, Ahx, etaud er.. .s.1,,I She's Mel
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Live stock Markets.
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
CnIcAeo, May %
CATrLE-Rcceipts, s,5O0.; market weak
and prices unchanged; fair to extra ship.
ping beeves, $5.G0@G.s5; stockers. 1880
4.26; native butchers cattle, t3.75Q55 90 !;
through Texans, *2:75QD4.25; veal calves.
"a. IS per head, pen full.
sales chiefly $7.25e17.4O for light; $3.50
1.G0 fnr>hcavy.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-26

/ IL 1Aqls Iale1A ;aovesnarsAiA;s =
I 1l1ps1sipscs, ! MlEs He
to-day, elected Henry 81. kspple
governor, and Henry T. Rissoh, Lieut..
The officers were sworn in
ss,d the election was completed.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-05-26
the cirtult tancsl Moulton was ready
m tn xuhan 40 n,ho. ox,laoAt ~. ~. !,


- -=7=l l.7==-= . = ===
the cirtumst tanosl Moulton was ready
70 lie when no other explanation was
foeshoQming. iQs Is shown by his,
swearing that H. er's portrait did
not hang in his Muse. Counsel then
proceeded to sh6tv how Moultonmust
have sworn fslsJtv when he, said he
had no hostility to Beechcr before
the latter accused him Of blackmail,
When Moulton5went to Narrapansct
|hc took with III the letters and pa.
pers appertainie to the scandal, and
which he refuse1 40 show Beecher, in
order to have B1.F. Butler weave
them into states xhich was to
crush Beecher. PortSt pn.,nued this
line of argument to slo that Beech
er trusted Moulton. loil( The later lie.
|tsayed him. ntll had cndeavored
to cl0sk Moultop's. hatred for Baecher.
kn the letter swlften. ostensjbK. by
&oulton, and refused to let Beecher
see the documents, because they were
entrusted to him. This man, whom
Morris called coward, sent to him
demanding peremptorily the return
Of his private pepers. such as letters.
km hieArosalkSs spl tsiste ers,-s Hedil
fiot 20 TO Narfag gansetf to consult
council, but answered the letter upon
the spur Of the moment, thinking that
he was writing to Moulton, and not
tqBsF. Batise., Yhtrwas s1aun the,
ca lJt ofsn lultsre1f deal i1 with
ia Hlx1 who knew hiss secret. 6tter
said no one who had heard the evi..
dence could doubt that this was a case
of blackmail. The most learned law.
yels Of New York had unhesitatingly
pronounced it SO. AS long as money
lasted the charges werd withheld:
wheAsitI ihtsdl Ntte chatdds vere
brougk stssard. fMosasdS believer
in the truth of the charges of adultery
against Beecher, and he swears to it,.
then this was blackmaaing transac.
tion. Moulton admits, in the books
of his firm, that he received money
from Beecher. OF course Tilton did
.;ot know gvhste ths, nonsy cane
from. from H would not have Been Tor Il :
himsto know. ifhe was ,.o9nizant that
Tilton 4 and Moulton @ did no not know know that
fssy tess . .is.ia is1r rs % basas kaoss @
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MORE REVENUE OFFICERS Discharged.
WAsnlNGroN, May 25.-The rev.
enne gaugers discharged to-day arg
led. ]. Jcnniagss and Chas. +. Davis,
tof the first district Of Ohit, and n. G.
Miller, Of the northwestern district.
-. - I.
A WoRD ABOUT THE -DIsT1NGUIsHED
y H DAkoTA1ANs.
WAsn1SGroS, May S5.-Amerioan
Horse, with FIVE foll6 6wers, returned to
the fremont House to-day. The
president well mSe4 the Sioux at the
White House t21qerrox and make 4
eprepnsi6 Ashahssr. i aA=ss i = y
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New FORK MONEY .aa stock MARKET.
New YORK, May 25.
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Liver roo.l.

LIVERPOOL, May %.
. BREApeyyErs- Quiet. Corn, Bis edo
32s; rest unchanged.
sst ~
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

against them. fer he knew the great good
they had done, and the benefits they had
conferred on the people OF this country.
Had il not been for these schools we
should not. he asserted have such pow
erful government as that which We now
possess.
He said further that as they could not
have division Of the money for educa-
tional purposes. it appeared to him that
there could not be found, in accordance
with all princip!es Of justice and right q
better system than We now have IN our
public schools.
Now suppose this Reverend Mr.. Ma
LONE had been living in BIsMARcK's
country, would he have ever expressed
any such liberal opinions? He would
/ have been driven to the one position, of
doing everything to secure for himself
and his co.reIigioni,ts their right TO think
IA they pleased, and so would have been
found in array against the men who OPP
pres, them, and 50 it will be here, if OPP
preston and intolerance shall ever have
I its perfect work.
As before mrntiony-I, we do not appear
as the champions Of the Roman Catho-
! lie, u, a Church. We simply stand Oh
the broad ground Of defending the time
honorcd principle. of thi, Republic, and
If cnno.iug tia. spirit Of Intolerance
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04
BELLAiRE PROPERTY FOR SALE

VERY FINE AND WELL FINISHED
\ Tvu->tury Frame Dwelling Hos.
and good store Room, with Cellar, all DO.
de! same roof. Also, "a good Two slHIg
Warehouse, ON Sanc lot. said dwrlhN'
mouse contains nine good rooms, V.ll
water up stairs and down. with two mont
entrances separate from stone room an, ul
different streets: i~wrll calculated tor ~
families. said property viii Dee solid 20
bargain. on easy trrm>. Bg IudUccmuIl.
offered toa cash buyer. Do said proper.
Is NOT sold on cor before lhr lSt day Of uc,.
Der. $50. Will be- sold at puhlic>Hl" OctoLg
III, So, between one and t,rvr a. o'clock, Do
mont Of SAID property, to the highest aD'
best bidder.
For mrrHrr particulars, inquire hy lrttc
OF OF j. y. MAlNAN, uu the PREMISE
SO. - cor l.u., corner PIKE ana N"i~''I
streets. south E,ilalra, Ohio; or, j. 4.
WNNNNN. Mouud>yIl,, ". Va.
.Iril lD. I-1r. INlW
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04
Eorty wears has tested the value OF
Dr. &. -. TOiid'> Snii-hiliiOn, ana
Liner RiIIS.

Ils''l hiil'tN7.
Sold 10y Druggists and Deale - every
where
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TIE noted sale burglary case will be
tried again soon, and this time it is as
serted that the guilty parties will be IN
masked and brought to punishment. y
Washington special announces that fur
Their evidence has been secured, and one
or TWO important arrests have been made
in the last day or two. Probably II the
guilt of the parties can be made 50 ap
parent that there i no getting around 1t
that may be the case, but HARRlNGToN
Is friend to both Boss SHEPHERD and
GRANT. and We don't believe he nor his
co-workers will be punished during thi,
administration, If it can be helped.
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PUBLIC AUCTION
nF SMALL FARM. On SATURDAY
S...i Inn: LII q, :. :. ....:L.

" September IIth. nj = o'clock l.. NJ.
Will offer on the premises, at public Huc-
ton. my farm. situated on BIG Wheeling
creek, six and a quarter miles east of
Wheeling. near Elm Grove. will offer II
in two tracts o; about II acres each, and
one tract OF b acres. Ii will also toe put up
a. a whole. Ii contains Il acres of the liu-
est bottom land IN the county; uu>ur-
passed for gardening purposes.
TERMS or SALE-Out-ihlrd cash, the
balance in two equal inStallmentS OF one
and two years, with interest, secured by
deed OF trust on prop. rty sold.
THOMAS RENFORTH,
JOHN W. MITCHELL, AuctiouCrr.
y. B.-A plat OF the above mentioned
farm can bc seen AT my office, No. II
Twelfth street. Wheeling, WA.
JOHN W. MITCHELL,
seplri Real Estate Ag' taud Auctiunerr.
CpCC SAMPLE TO AGENTS. LADIES
EnEE Combination Needle book, with
Chromos. Send stamp DEAN Il CO., New
Bedford, Mass. uctlJ b
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Saturday, September 10, 1875,

At the front door ct the Court House ut
ohio county, West Virginia. cummrurilIs
at 10 O'Clock \. NJ, sell Iu tie highest and
ucSt bidder, the following described Ten.
estate, Ia wit:
The south half OF lot numbered NINETY
five 90, situate I'm that pant of the civ OF
Wheeling, West Virginia, which va, i...i
out rs an addition 90 Tie town uf NuuH.
Wheeling now the Eighth ward Of >,f,i
city of Wheeling boy Moses. ". Chaplin,
James y. Forsyth, Marcus Wilson and
others, with the Improvements, THEREON
and the appurtruuucyS thrrrUuiU b,.ul-.
ing.
TERMS or SALE-Our-huIc cash. ,n..
balance IN two equal iu>'a..mrur>..t,,
and twelve months from day uI safe. VIII.
interest from date, with security 'u ...r.
proved by the Trustee.
The title is believed 10 Dee perfect. Oh.
selling rs trustr, / VIII convey ONLY >...
title as lSNpStod in me by said decd u,'r..,
JOSIAH +. UPpEGNAI!. Ira>',r
joins ". MITCHELL, Auc'luu,,..
TAYLOR ~ BARR, Attorneys. 100.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04
RELIGIOUS INTOLERANCE ITS
DANGER

We see it noticed that eN-GOycruor
MOVES at Stcuberyile Thursday nisht
discussed the Catholic question at length,
and said the fight by Gladstone, Bis
marcel, and Victor Emanuel in Europe, y
part Of the contest goin on IN this
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SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 4 .Is7o.
THE WEEKLY REGISTER

Is the largest and altogether the most
compete news ami family paper printed IA
" est Virginia. II will be sent TO any al
dress one year for 500. Valuable premi-
GmS to cIuu agents and 10 subscribers.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

MOVES at Stcuberyille Thursday night
discussed the Catholic question at length,
and said the fight by Gladstone, Bis.
marrl, and Victor Emanuel in Europe, j.
part of the contest goin on Ia this
country
Vow that Is jus. 1t. That is just ey-
ac,iy the point our Radical opponents are
-,rIyirg with might and main, to get Us
to. Not satisfied with having attempted
w their Force Bill and Civil right. in
fannie, in Congress, and by their despotlr
attempts to interfere by their military
with State governments a- they did III
Louisiana, and ~ their President recon-
mruIed they should do IN Arkansas t.
destroy the fundamental principles otthi-
Republic, now they are trying to drag
religion into politics, and by getting up
Il feeling against the Roman Catholic
Church, undermine the government in
That way.
F~a.I,,o ~, conscience /, one Of The
chief.,t safeguard, Of the Re-
public and th.. Nation, and
the Democratic party, lnherItlng tins
principle from It's graf founder, and the
author Of the Constitution, THOMAS JET
PERSON, huv" always, and ever Will,
tight for the doctrine. Hence 1t l. that
the Roman Catholics generally vot"
with them, not because that party is the
special champion of that church, but be-
cause it fights that all Protes;an: or
Komenist- shalt have the privilege OF
worshipping God according to the die
tutes OF his own conscience, and snail be
undi-turbed in 50 doing.
The Radical de>tructionjsts and i'm
pcriuiists prove by their actions that
they would be very glad, not only t"
carry on such war as BISMARCK
wages i'll Europe; but they would
be very glad to have such " government
is BlsMAEchS IN which to wage H. ''r
only III sucn government ca" 'hry nope
I" succeed III '"e'r F''o'''ion"r! "'S's' w.
1t Is very cas-! To UNDERSTAND Nv" " '''',
g'onS warfare ca" '' orig '""''' anu
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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04
FOURTH ST. Nj. {. CHURCH.

Preaching at lOl 4. NJ and :! P. NJ,
by Rev. F. \. Day, Sunday school at :
P. NJ. All are cordially invited. spi
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roR RENT.

ltlX ROOMS AND \ KITCHEN, GOOD
- cellar and good yard, ali III tirSt-cl;tSs
repair Apply 10
&. BINGELL, Druggist,
nupJh 2l6i Main street.
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7E wuEF1NG DAILY REGISTER MORNING SEPTEMBER 7
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS
St. Matthews Church.

Services will be held in this Church
tomorrow Sunday morning, at lo5
O'Clock. seP4
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FOR PAREGERSBURG.

~" K &c ULA II WHEELING
-, - and purkcrSburg packet Nal
lie Rlg3ln, Captain Jack Harrison; Clerk,
Mart Noll, leaves Wheeling every Tues
day. Thursday aud saturday. at II O'Clock
u. M. ~
Ju2I {. Ii. BOOTH W. Agents.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04
BUILDING LOTS

NOR SALE n MORRILL, WIIEFLING
The undersigned OILERS Niuc Eu,Id.u.
Lot, for sale. The lots .rr situated uu o.,
west sldrut W',l street, north and south
OF alley No. T.. ir North Wheeling. IuI
particulars apply {"
g. WERNER ECKHARUI.
ON Premises.
or j. W. MITCHELL, Read Estate Agent.
JuLIIb
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Second Presbyterian Church.

Preaching will be re-u'ard in the
Second Presbyterian Church bT the Pas
tor, tomorrow, at 10! A. NJ, aud = +. n.
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LETTER LIST.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL the Io>tollicr AT Wheeling, ON" cuUu-
", West Virginia, unclaimed, Saturday,
September itn.
To obtain any of tn" following the nppli-
cant Will please call tor advertised letters
giving date OF list.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04
CEooUET.

FEW MORE OF THOSE VERY DE
y ,.rtulr Uli sets OF Cro4urt at S4.au,
-.,H ami ;i..". IN early call will secure
one. --latest Literary and Fashion Month
les, DJsiy am Weekly Papers, Stationery,
&c. G. II. QUlMBI.
Az III Market street.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04
Mr.. HERM. EBELING,
observation-disclosures. Organ,EiO-
lin and Vocal Music,

VIII now receive pupils at usual terms
Applicltion can be made ut the resi-
.i,nrc 1On3 Eof street, or nj Adams "
InroI Music store. sep2ra
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roR II H NT.

FINE, NICE LARGE ROOM, SUiTA-
\ BILE for an Office. formerly occupied
hy Young Mems Christian Association.
Kent low. Enquire at lA22 Market street.
,,g.ut THE HOWE MACHINE GO.
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Ohio Valley Restaurant,

1INRKET STREET. OPPOSITE THE
vi Custom House, has been fitted up in
tIRST.CI.ASS STYLE
Ey the present pyuprirtOrS, and meals Will
he, furnished nj all hours oi the day and
might. BuaricTS accommodated 10y the
dlN or week. The best that the markets
afford Will be- Supplied for the tables. and
everything gotten up in tn" best possible
manner. STANLEY 4 NOWLEN,
SCpla PTOpTieturS.
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J. L. HOBBS, SON & CO,

lIl5 Main and lllG Water Streets,
Wheeling, ". Va. sgpl
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-09-04

T,rn and ghrcc Ply. and all common
grades. 'P'
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DONALDSON LEWIS & co.,
Successor to Wheeling Wagon y Carriage
o. MumM.McLnroLs OINlL kLMl- "
Carriages, Buggies,
Express Wagons, &c,
MARKET STREET Two doors above Post
1ffIrgl
w he a. lin g.

= = =
-Four ofihc principal members OF theold
firm having purchased the CarriGgc de-
u.rfmcni OF the old company, will carry II
ON, IN al. its branches, a. heretofore. Ia,
reputation which the old firm has gained
for building lr>l.claSS work will be main
tanned. The wood department will be- uu-
der The. charge of ". X. Donaldson, the
Painting under VIM. Little, the smith
work under Wash Lewis, and that OF the
finishing under G. All, all Of whom hay"
the reputation OF being nIst.rlaSS work
men.
Soliciting continuation Of the patron
ag, heretofore EXTENDED 10 the old hrin'
y.r hope by strict attention 10 business
and the turning ont of firSi-ciaNS WORK y"
merit continuation Of the same. W
guarantee our prices rs low rs any oIhrI
nuuS,. Tor the same class of work.
.,u,ib pDNALISDE. LEWIS & co.
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For C.ncIuiraII anu iui"rmcaia''
Points.

III TIE NEW ANp S -NLmy
:, M. ". Lis', Master; Ch"liit -; ~
s,.n, an. al ) O'Clock p. III. For frciSht
o, ,',s,:l-,c apply on board, or to
minis &. ii. BOOTH y CO., Agents.
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OF which we makeaS Special
~. These Silks are spun frOn,
the finest and purcst nIateTi-
ais; are manufactured I'm
Lyons, and are woven by
skilled workmen, Oh looms
at their own homes, thereby
giving the Hand Loom Silk Il
superiority over nil other
makes, for their richness and
durability. Prices az low 81
I'm amy city I'm the Union.
GEO. R. TAYLOR & co.
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r zIiqious Notice.

y,,HERE WILL. BE SERVICE AT THE
Chapline Street NJ. +. Church, on sab
hath morning, September 5th, NJ ~,
o'clock. By the Rev. Mr.. Hodgson, OF Bel
Iuire, ohio. sabbath School ats clock III
The morning. Sepil
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NoTICI.
| atest Patterns Of Carpets,

WITHIN the next ten days 6. MtNbEl'
YDlru AZ 60, Will have IN St"r" 4 com
..If
The daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-26
THU LARGEST STOCK OF OLD

M
ne o ( al
Sem flor crcu
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DANIEL LAWRENCE & SONS,
Onlv Distillers of Medford Rum


se1 The o
eputalon
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Ladies can Color their. BraidS

At a mere Daga-
teile of the usual
cost, with this
Splendid Dye.
Only FEfyCents
per Boz.
JOHN p HUNT,
Proprietor, (late
Calender & Co..
9th street, one door
above Chestnut.
Sold by all Drug
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HARPER'S HAIR DYE

GIVES q natural
Brown or Glossy
Black To suit the
complexion in
stantly. Does not
fade or wash ont.
Contains no lead
or other poison.
Guaranteed! Be-
ware of limitations.
Ask for Harper :
Dye and take nc
other.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-08-28
BY Grubbs 4 Williams,
AuctoneerS and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

T ANDS ON THE BROOK TURNPIKE
IL FOR SALE AT AUCII, ,N.-TERr EALUA-
Bile LOITAGE OR TKuGK FARM OF FIF-
TEEN AXEE k EARN fw0 or n Io2 A fR6M
TH ia CITY 1Y And TIL r. V YER VaIUaHlr
FARM KSoWN AS HICkOkY hill. WITH
COMPLETE IMPROVEMENTS. Orb RDS,
HC.-sy request of the owner We viii sell by auc-
ton, upon Ire premises, respectively. In the or er
named below, OIL MONDAY, Oh september. the
property above refcr'ed toto WIZ,
l. AT O'Clock =. NJ, tit very nigh improvcdan and
beautifully situated LITTLE FAKhi Of FlfTtEN
ACRES adjoining Mr.. Mark Tyndai. and within a
half-mIe OF The city. There Is small BRICK
DWELLING and u corn-cr,h upon the place.
About tire acres are In strawberries: and more
desirable lite cottage residence cannot be found
5. = ~ FAKM OF ONE HUNDRED ACRES. two
mes from the city, anjoirng Mr.. jetcr and others.
and running from the rrooA turnpike to tne Her
Of division into two nice farms OF 80 acres each,
fronting on si,hcr read. There Is comlortab G
about 20 acres are in woods. 5 acres in s!rawhcr-
ries, and The residue is very high STATE OF In
pr.yemcnt, a, The growing crops will indicate
above and the lands OF Colonel john i. Young. and
formerly owned by Mr. =, John q; Iay;;r; his b
TEEN ACRES. runs from the Book turnpike 10
the Hermitage road. and Is bounded on the north b.
Youug's lane. this having three good roa'i-tronts.
known as one If the most thoroughly improved
and highly productive FARMS In lhr county. There
are 81 III OF Scfsral Safle.
ties of fruit, embracing about 5000 Standard and
dwarf Pear Trees, HOW IN ilue b. arlpg order; there
are also two large Icc.Hnuses. lcr-PoHds, &c.
The buildings consist OF comfortable FRAME
DWELLING with ten rooEs including basement
rye Barn, Stable for sixteen horses, Carriage
Hou> &c. &c. &c.
This property Is In fl ne condition for profitable
cultivation, and presents unlsual attractions TO
persons Wishing to be ar he city.
Farms Nos. 2 aud will be sold together or sepa-
ratey rs may be- desircJ.
TIE TERMS will be unusually liberal, and will be
made known at The time OF sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
au 24-2S,tGtds Auc,ioneers.