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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1875-09-30

:, HOUSE BREAKING AND RoBEERY.-
On Wednesday afternoon of last week
theihouse of Mr.. Reuben Forney, on
Clinton Avenue, was entered by a
thieving tramp while the family were
absent at the fair, ,aud rummaged from
top to bottom, and everything scatter
ed in. wild confusion. The villain stole
and carried away a new suit of clothes,
u good beaver cloth overcoat, and a
set OF solid gold earrings. On Satur-
day last man giving his name as
John Clark, aged some thirty years
was arrested on suspicion of perpe-
trating the robbery. He was cxanin-
ed before Justice Reed on Monday
and was required to give bond for his
appearance at the next term of Court
IS ANSWER tie charge ofgrand larceny,
failing 10 do which, he was committed
to sjaitf HI ~ Si}
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ELY-HINMAN I'm Edinburgh, onWedneslay
morning, Sept %. 1875, Mt the residence of the
brides father. Mr.. Il. l.. Hinmau, by Rev. ii
Geer. MIR. Ralph Ely. of Ravenna, and Miss
Eva Hinman. of the formerplace.
immediately after the survices, the
newly welded couple left on an ex-
tensivc wedding trip, going down the
LAWRENCE toAnebec, visiting
niagara Falls, Montfealaafid other in
termediate points thence by rail to
the White Mountains and POI tland.
Me. thence by Ocean steamer to Bos-
ton, Mass, visiting Lowell, Spring
field and other cities in the Old Bay
State; thence to New York, with
fSiIBdA !ex cnrsipns up tSs Asdson
River, On Long fsfaTd Sou6d to eFall
River. Mass, and down New York
Harbor to Sandy Hook, Long Branch
and return; thence to Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Washington, with run
down the Potomac and return thence
via. Wheeling and Columbus home,
intending to be absent a month or
more. Our friend Ely has long de-
!ayed this important step, but seems
to made up for lost time.
May he and his eompanion not only
have a pleasant wedding trip. but may
their journey through life be strewn
with flowers.
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The following petition, signed by
252 citizens of Akron, was recently
presented to the Board of Education
of that city:
We. the undersigned citizens of Ak.
ron, demsnd that our common schools
sbs freed frpE sall religious observ
'ances, such as reading of the .Pible.
praying and the singing of. religious
hymns for. under the constitution OF
the United States, all are entitled to
liberty of conscience.
We understand that the prayer OF
the petition will probably be granted
by the Board.
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The Wallace Sisters.

JENNIE, MINNIE AND MAUD. These
splendid artists, who seem lately to
have created Juror wherever they
have appeared will perform at Reeds
e9se Rs.e s0a Monday eyesing.
The.Sisters three are supported by q
superb company of metropolitan
a,tists fne orchestra and select band.
It is needless for us to expafiate on
their merits, they are we'll known. We
quote the ST. Louis Republican and
the Globe.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.-The Wallace
Esistefs, Misses Jennie, Minnie and
IjMFud ara drawing large houses atthe
HOfs 10 pic.s They came here a.few days
ago perfect strangers, and have made
many friends among Our playgoers.
The play "Minnie's Luck" by John
l,Bropghapl, u wen Hhpted To- the Sis
iers, as its,rdohi sebps of character
and action gin es each Of them Ian OPP
portunity to show her quality. Miss
Jennie is.a good soubrctte, and pos
sesscs both Il fine comic vein and pa
thetic power. She plays the heroine,
who is an Interesting lost child. The
other two sisters play boys parts, and
introduce singing and dancing speci-
alties: They are all pretty, attractive
girls, ,kand give a.smoothJahd exceed
ingly pleasant performance. The ST,
Louis and Chicago base ball clubs
visited the Olympic last night by in,
vitation, and appeared TO enjoy them-
Selvcs after Their hard days W ork.. 4
"Minnic's Luck" has been such 4
success that it will be: repeated until
the close. of the, engagemept.-Si.
Louis Republican, Hay 7, 1875.
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The OLYMPIe-Ehis place was
crowded last evening. A large num-
Der Of persons whs witnessed the base
ball match attendedDto see the players
visit the theatre, and also to witness
the piquant, -. sparkling play called
Minnie's Luck, This piece has be-
come a favorite. and will run the bal
ance Qfthe week.-St, Louis Nlo6e.
iMay Z, 1875. .s>--lK
Reserved Seats on Sale at Brainerds.
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TALL COMA few days ago AL
bert Case, some of the late Birt Case,
brought to our sanctum a couple of
stalks of corn raised by him upon the
fs.shx farm = il thes north part of
Rootstown, one of which m .asure d
1873 inches and contained two ears, and
the other 122 inches and contained
three ears. They were both cut above
the ground. Who can beat it.
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TRAINS WESTWARD.

Trains No. Il, 2, g. and, rs on main line run
daily.
Palace Sleeping Coaches on trains No. /. ?, ;,
and II between Cincinnati and New York
daily g.
Connections at Mansfield with Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne < Chicago Railroad; mt Ravcnna with
Cleveland x Ptttsburg Railroad; at Meadviile,
Union and Cory for Oil Regions lat Corning
Tor Rochester, and points on the New York
Central: and ut Binghampton for Albany.
Springfield, Worcester, Boston and New Eng
land s--
Milwaukee. Omaha. and fallf points in the
Northwest
for the SOGth ard West
No d" stpp-over'' allowed upon local tickets
Local passengers mast purchase tickets to their
drst stopping place. and nHy :hen repurch.ise
from that point to destination
W. Il. SHATTUC,
General Passenger and Ticket Agent,
CINCINNATI. o.
P.D. COOPER
General Superintendent.
3Os CLEVELAND, o.
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GEO. KENwARD, the butcher has
purchased the building of VIM. Proud
ley on Chestnut street, opposite the
Court House, put in new open front
and fitted it up for meat market.
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WHILE section of the Y Youngstown
Artillery were firing salute on We'd
nesday evening oflast- week at War;
rem, as preclude to the Radical Mass
meeting in that city on the next day,
one, of the pieces was prematurelydis-
charged, blowing sf the right arm OF
Charles Hull, member Of the COM
pany.
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Roman Catholic Habit of Mind

lecture on the yaboye subject will be given
i,y Rev. j. L. CARROLL mt Reeds Opera Hall, on
Sunday evening, October 3D., ut o'clock.
Single tickets. % cents. or three for 50 cents
which can. be procured at the stores OF Messrs
Peter King, BERNARD kinifcy, T. { lark, and ut
she :,as torlI residence -
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Administrators. Sale /

As Administrator ON the estate OF Schuyler
Cutler. late OF Raveana, Ohio. deceased, i will
sell at Public Auction, at the late residence Of
the said decedent. about two and a-half miles
west of Ravenna Village, on the road to Kent. ON
Wednesday, October 6, 1875, s.
Commencing at 10 O'Clock a. m. the personal
property of the said estate. consisting. in part.
OF the following. tO-wit:
horses. IS very choice dairy Cows, two year
old Heifers, six fat hogs, SOW and pigs.ia lot
ground. wagons, Harnesses. Farming Utensils
Of all kinds, and other articles too numerous to
mention. -74'4te q ~ Z statf
or less to be paid in cash above that sum- notes
at six months. with two good sureties will be
taken. JOHN ID. PHILLIPS
Administrator,
r. ii. BRAN, Auctioneer T 1s3sfE7S-
Ravenna, o., Sept. l6, 1876. 369-at &
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The Akron Daily Beacon has been
enlarged by the addition of a column
to each page-giving four additional
columns to the paper.
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= =
JOHNNY, CHARLEY, and LEE. wishing
to enjoy the beautiful weather of Sun
day last, took Stroll to the Cemetery
aud vicinity, when one of them dis
covered box son the top of which
was marked CREAM CANDY; when one,
in the joy of his heart, exclaimed sim
in luck. But on further investigat-
ing the mystic parcel they found that
ii contained a f9tus Of premature
birth, which none of them wishing to
claim, either by right Of discovery or
otherwise, they then held an informal
inquest, when the jury, unblinded by
its sorrow, returned the solumn ver-
dict. -'sThe deceased came to his early
death by the sad but mysterious. visit
alton OF -an M. D.n After which,
they returned the little dreamer to its
burial casket and cleft it alone in its
glory.'s But on Monday Justice Jack
SON, being notified of the Circumstance
es, acting as Coroner, summoned a
jury and held an inquest Two wit
nessess were called. DIR. Alcorn testi-
fed. that it was case Of premature
birth, that the fetus was about five
months old and gave it as his opinion
that IT was the result of an abortion.
The jury returned verdict that
sr'said child was OF. premature birth,
and came to its death by means un-
known to the jury
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NV srring stock o, fapcrs having teen seiu
out or reduced TO remnants, am now reeeb :
jngaNEw STOCK OF splendid Wall Papers
for the Fall Trace. which shall oner at very
J. WOODRUFF.
sept. Is, 49, S6s-tt
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+: THE Radio al Central Committee of
this county are manifesting great
alarm over pretended discovery of
an effort to defeat their candidates for
Treasurer and Probate Judge through
a system of trading votes. In nearly
every contest, for several years past
they have got up some similar buga-
boo. They seem particularly concern
ed about their candidate for Treasurer
and regard it as an objectionable sin
for any Republican to Ego back !" on
him. But prominent man Of that
party remarked, upon reading the ad-
dress, that he really .failea to, see that
it is any greater sin TO-: Republican
tosrefuse to support Mr. Beatty than
it was few years ago for Beatty to
turn "cold shoulder" upon Mr.. Jack
! son, when he was a candidate for
Clerk. But perhaps the Committee
can tell.
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Teachers ExaminatiOn,

TxyIE next examination of Tea ,hcrs will be
i hci'i st the college Biilding. IN Hiram.
On Saturday, Octob9i 9nt, 1S75,
Commencing at @ O'Clock, a. NJ. and closing at
/ O'clock +. NJ. Ey order Of the Boarfi.
3;zytf j.. n. WILCOX. Clerk.
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g TH6sE desiring to visit ithc ACincin-
natl Exposition. should. avail them
selYes Of the present opportunity.
The A. & q. w. Railroad is carrying
passengers at very low rates for the
lroundtrip.s sasr tessa..s -
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The old residence of the late Col.
FrazeS-G1snsr 1ENSin afd Meridian
srSsAis being fttea p}fer sabusincss
purposes. ~
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FINE PoTAToEs.-Mr. j. B. Writ, of
EAitfs 3rxi fseYsb r 4. pgr ofice aifew
AH AA f%s Ydis} d4slidfffsipos of
tfhe EaAIy Rose Variety, siAA 4 a ofAwhich
weighed one pound eacf, and OF Q
weighed two pounds aud six ounces.
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STATE OF OHIO. I In the Court OF Common
Portage County.ss.| Pleas. .yse q.
Maria III. Avent
Joseph ID. Avent)
THE defendant herein, Joseph d. Avent,
Il whose last known place of residence was
Newton abbott, Devonshire. England. will take
notice that Maria II. Avent did on the sixth day
of September. A. D. 1875, file her petition in the
office of the Clerk OF the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the County and State aforesaid
charging the said Joseph ID. Avent with wilful
absence for more than three years, and gross
neglect Of duty, and asking that she may 6e di-
vorcet from the said Joseph D..Avent, which
petition will be for hearing at the October term
1875. OF said Court, i,sy -aelz-..as.ltsf =
said Joseph ID. Avent is also notified that the
said Maria II. Avent. plaintin. will take depo-
sitions of witnesses in this action at the oce of
oliver Gabriel; >. 2. in the township of Avon.
county OF Hartford. und State of Connecticut,
on the ninth day of October A D. 1875, between
the hours OF nine O'Clock a. m. and nine o clock
p. M. with authority to adjourn from day to
day. The deposition of the plaintiff herein
will also be taken. MARIA II. AVENT.
BY E. r. II ATFIELD, her Atty.
September 8. 1875. 36fJ6w' ss' sI7H'
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NOTICE.

rTHHE undersigned is the duly authorized and
i acting Assignee of John Z. Maioncy. of
Ravcnna. Ohio. Persons having claims will
present them. duly authenticated, and full
station spt Of security held. il any, and if no
security is held that fact to be stated.
sea .a4*tes DAVID 4. WELLS.
SeptembG "a. 1875. sss-4w>
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--tlEwori-ef.ciearing awaystae ~old
buildings on the corner of Main and
|sglM. Harvis Mii hays las tqk-
!nien eaypIeye ed sdpSii his fsw tloek.
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fn.sfiSs ta'ss Il ssis Hsaas SiiI's exc
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il National Bank,
OF RAvENNA, o., @8
opS.TE ETnA BLO x


EsTABLIsHE IN 1868,
As onse Insfisafion for. the acconHo-
d.of the People of Portage County
WI endeayor in the future, as in the past.
o preference and fiI orders andsupply the
wasd demands of our own county peorle
frs
way the Highest Market Rates for
Co.'s, Gold. silver and Premium Funds
Of .nds-
lest cIlowed on time deposits
niue stamps. all sizes, Kept constantly
and all or,lersGIlet promptly
G., peposi.S reserved without charge
ro,ds and Securities boasht AMI SOFA
a. market rates 4ef-t
t-dra,sn and cashed on all the principal
I1ra.:s on England. Ireland and all
citl EHToFe-
sand prompt remittance made IT
o '''' Nd. CLARK- Prest-
twITTEE. Cashier
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LOUNGES!

II yor " ant the be-s Loungc ever offered ir.s
this market, ut the LOWEST PRICE. go TO
WOODRUFF's. New stock just received for
the Fall Trade Call and See them before you
buy. }, WOODRUFF.
sept Il. 1876 .6s-tf.
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Y
LEGAL NOTICE.

William L. Clark and Mary. his wife, whose
residence is unknown. are notified that Orlando
Bentley has filed his petition against them in
the Court of Common Pleas of Portage county,
Ohio, asking for foreclosure of q mortgage
given by theIl to him for $500 and interest. on
lot No t06. in AinSwOrth's addition to the town
of Kent. Ohio. and for sale of said realty.
fhey are required to answer said petition on or
this date or they viii be gobbled and the land
sold sMs STUART, Plffs attorney.
September ., 1875 365-6w
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TIE DEMOCRATIC PRESS.
RAyESrA, THURSDAY, SEPT. 80, 1875.
List of Advertisements,

List of Advertisements.
Frank Eori-Potato Gro wers, Attention.
Frank For(i-Grapcs, -.
PIT. Barnuni-GreatsRo Roman Hipiposromc.
I;arber 6 Lloyd Bali hltofe Oysers
t.eo. O. .Mason-Groceries and Psosisions. 80.
% &. Ristlon, shcriG-SLerin IS Proclamation.
j. p. CaIroii-Roman Catholic Habit of Mind
/. y. Wilcox. Clerk-Tcaehers Examination
FoGLE's ELIxR. OF LIFE.
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Potato Growers, Attention
RUES' POTATO DIGGER is just what every
one wants who has potatoes to dig 1t is for
sale by the un.lers igned. and all are invited to
see it in operation ut my place. on SATURDAY,
OCT 2ND, ut O'Clock p. NJ, thrce-fourths of q
mile north of the Court House.
FRANK FORD,
37o1w Ravenna, o.
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BUTTER g EGGS
WANTED!
SEARL BROS.
Ravenna, Sept. 20, 1876.
AN ACT,

Relative to certain proposed Amendments
to the Constitution and the publication
of fIis Act
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FoGLE's ELixIR. OF LIFE.
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MM Writer'S, AIOTTUHnER WILL SILL TufS
day, az 2ociocx, &C ~ Caisi street, BY virtue *
chattel mortgage and storage -Four Parior -ults,
Dining Room nj Bedroom Furniture. bOOxcases Ward.
rODes EtaseleS sllrboAras, A. Brussels anu ingram
Carpets. OllcioLls and Mat MS. french plato
PIER hau;ei and PLAIN mirrors Hair ana other MAJ.
Feather Bcaa Pillows AMI he iung~: also W 81
store Fixtures, counters trOckery, .tss are,
Pefrgcratora ktsyes OA Paintings hngrasings. Piaed
Ware, 40.
For Othsr stSeFLss Advertisements SEQ
Directory.
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10y o- n FAYoR- AncTInNRER-

DY g. D. FAVOR. AUCTlONEER
ID BEer SALE This SPRING
TuIS DAY, APRIL Is AT 1919 A. NJ,
BY ORDER or CnARb Y. ROOSEVELT, ESQ,
AT HIS KESLDENCE. IL UNIVERSITY PLACE,
TuE MOST EBEGANr AND COSTLY ASSORI MnAT9
OF Household fnrniture offered auction tins spring.
all oi whlrh made 20 order last wIner aud Is
good as he day II was male. consisting in part q lurk
irh ParlOr sun rosewood Pan0tOrtc PAINTINGS, Mirrors
French ~ ana day Cocks sun damask and lace
tains, Cbanucliers AMI Brackets, carpets. turkish
Lounges and chars, Library fables. Desks LINING
Room ard edro0n Furniture. China and Glass Ware,
chdrcn's Toys ana Paflor Games Music Box 1ullar,
Accora eon, &c. &C.
DY JOHN A. DUNN. AUoTIuNEBR-wILL SELL
- tomorrow Thursday, at TX o'clock AZ No. Ks
East wenty ninth the entire Furniture Of four
ssry brown stone residence. consisting baak walnut
Bedsteads AMI SPRINGS back Wa nul marble top "
reaus aud Washstanis. French plate Mirrors Brusse
ana ingram 1rpetR Hat stands STAR Carprts har and
Lusk MATTRESSES, soa neistcads. Bc0Ncases amp
Ahalrs cane seat OAK and bac6 walnut diuinr Chara
kg0tIer wh all The ktcncn urnture, Rcfrigefaiors.
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A
"a. sale OF Household furniture At $50 Second avenue
Ihursdsy morning, APrl ~ a. = O'Clock; eompr,sIng
Vac. brussels Carpets, Oh Paintings and Engrayings.
CHINA and Glass ware a. &c the whole % exnibiton
morning OF sale. The Messrs LnAviff. Aucroneers.
. PRIVATE LIBRARY.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS
this week,
at tho Clinton aali saIerooms
sale Of Private Library comprising tia ,tratcd stand
ard And miscellaneous looks. many relating % America,
French Rcvo4u;on. &c, &c, among them Audn0on's
da Bri annica. p volumes: DICKENS Works irviggis
DO. hoearh, early c9py, clio Boy1ells ahakespeate.
elephant OHIO. proofs, superb copy, &C., &C
Tue whole now on exhibition At the Clinton na sale
The Mcssr- LEAvITr Auctionecrs
" K. sfHvrNsON, JK., AUCunNKER Of
A. fees q Pine street an - EAST seventeenth street
MEHTgt bRoIHaEs. sTElNWAY 4 soS's GRAND
g. a sii Nelson IA avsnSe ali e esani FanarS
therein: Rosewood aud BLACK walnut rarlor salIs
nut marble ,op Bogie AM extension !ables dminS
Mirrors Bro yes oil Paintings ngravings, Chrolnos,
Moguet Wilton ana srossels Carpets otleloths &c,
braed cIty makers anu - use less Than ore year Ois
Fn ss ss ast we f
Rr SALE. D. y. rHOMAs,- AUCTloNEER.
n oil Paintings
By JoSlA TALLER CO..
y park row opposite the new az fo;t o Once
small collection OF OH Paintings without reserve.
A >. wALDEoYsa AScTIo iyts
eacsrOom. Liberty street. this day. At II o'clock.
second hand and Furniture, Parior and Bedroom
Furniture, tables Tn ira Bedsteads Mattresses 40 &c
A FTERNOON SALE AFTERNOON SALE.
"A over 475 lots handsome Household Furniture Car.
Pp eqS S Seoa i%s pss asnes @
Twentv-egntn street aud sixtn avenue, Pariors,
niLcent 9ranI Duchess. Marie Antoincita ana Prince
Arthur style Paror uitS, IN satin, br0cdde ana reps;
Pianolorte, Paintings, BrOnzcs clocks Bedstcads
Bureaus, Dressing Cases IOmmodes Matressos Bed
dug sofas CnairS reps and haircota SUITS, Library
Dinng ruOm anu servants furniture Glass china aud
order OF Albert ". Vanderhon lea.
A UCrIUN NOTICE. THIS DAY WEDNESDAY,,
~ private residence
10 West 80 street sixth avenue,
commencing at ~ O'Clock
sale pnsltive
namely Magnificent selnway 4 Son rosewood Fian0-
forte. u-ed months. cost &lOO) elegant Windsor,
square, grand, rich Rarur uits In saun BIO.
case silk reps: urk ish uits IN reps and ush; rasy
tuairs, Tables htageres velvet and Brn.ses tarpetA
nue oil Paintings and danask Curtains. BooNcase
and Writing aOj volumes chOice BOOKS rtch
poi ted Manlel eta Ci0cNs, &C.
superb Bedroom uits IN soiid
rosewood and French Inald black walnut; Dressing
Case, bureau. Bedstcad, WashstanI, C0nno Ar.
motrc-s- lace, shaving stands pure hair Mattress,
spring Be1s, Pillows Sheets QUITS, 20 due w0ol Blan-
Dining Room.
Elegant Buffet. solid Olack walnut EXTENSION Table,
Chalfs side Tables, China, Dinner and Sets, Cub
Glass, sohd silver AMI Plated Ware Basement aud good
ton. Catalogue contains 4O0 lots. sale positive,
IL 1. MCDONNELL a co. AuctiOneers.
nv m EAvaR
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L1oR Sale o. TO RENTAL THRoGG's NECK.
IT Pelham BRIDGE. several handsome villas; have
water fronts The sounl hne shade trees; bahn,,
and shug, atty minutes from City AL port.
chester Railroad. prices mO4erate. terms enable
Apply at Office OF r. LORILLAkD & Co, No 10 Cham
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TOR SALEM wTSTcHESTER COUNTY. n. ", A
II story ousc. win % acres OF Lanu: good out
buildings plenty OF ruit and shade ees y nes rom
Port Chester depot Apply TO Z. ID. CHANDLER. on
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Al D. MERrs 4 soNs. AuoIIONRaRs.

II b. HERrs 4 SONS, AuCTIONRERs
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CARPETS, MIRRORS, &C.,
on THURSDAY, APRIL 70. AT iOX O'CLOCK,
AT NO. sla WEST TuIRnBTH STREET
comprising velvet, BRUSSELS and inrran Carpets
French plate and mantel Mirrors; wood and
walnut rArOr chamber and Jintng room cults Beds
and Bedding, China, Ga and SILVER Wa-es Gr0r.eA
Ornaments. 90. &C. Catalogues AZ Aaa
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A -MORTG AGES SALE.
n. sale of household Lrnture ~ l5o Second avenue,
1hursday morning, Aprl - al "a O'Clock; comprising,
ror Bedroom and Dinng furniture, China and Glass
Wac. brussels Carpets. OH Painting and Engrayings.
Clocks bTonzes. Mirrors Bookc ises Wardrobe, PiqnO
CHINA and Glass Ware, a., &c the whole exhibition
mornlng OF sale. The Messrs LnANIlI. Anouoneers.
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NYAcK.-A FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT FOR
~ season or year. al moderato terms; situation
healthy please mt and convcnen Apply 20 VI Il. Enc
LISB near DEPOT, RyacS, n. Y, or 10 NJ, 26i West
Tween " -lourth street
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N story and basr ment brown stone Houses; one
eOu henst seventy fret street and Lexington
avenue; o.ner adjoining; terms moderate Apply on
premises
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IL Ill BE SOLD IT PUBLIC AuTtUN WITHOUT
w hnii reserRel. 1uesc ay. the 18Th day NAY,
~ oc oeg = NJ ore ~ the test eluippcI Dts sries
tue United states tor the capacity. comprising
Machinery, copDer worm amt SUI. &c nis dis ulery
capable ~ producing lol barrels spirits
four hours; the TUT J. built OF brick,
high, tUlNs0 iecti sparoh 10 make this
% the best ulsl lries The country farueS de
nrng " 80 into the liquor business any knd man
utacturlng business would d. WteuA this sale.
Terms will he very lsbert; cash, balance On
one aud two years Parues 0e sirng uctatd state.
answered
L. POWERS &sAS
L5lU NAN rcck
4 Va
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY PROPERTY
FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

AT NYACK-A FINB PLACE. SIX ACRES, GOOD
"A house 40J feet front choice location spring
water lawn trut; rent $500 maps &c S4 Canal street.
second floor.