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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-28
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A correspondent OF the N. Y. Commercial Advertiser
recommends the planting sunowcr seeds believing the
leaves Of these plants which grow very large, have the
property Of absorbing the miasma or bad air In the s
mosphere, and consequently purifying tho air.
Mr. Coleman Gales, Of Illinois, sold drove Of cattle
at st. Louis few days since for sl6OO all OF which
stolen from hin the next evening, while visiting the
Museum.
A MEDICAL DIscovKRy.-A gentleman named Good
man. Of Marietta, Lancaster county, Pa has taken out
patent for Kind Of cigars made em the leaf Of the
sunlower. They said to possess pcctoraI virtue
In coughs, colds, ashnns, SC. and pronounced
gulnr life pr.servers.
The whole number OF persons condemned to death ut
Montreal and London, for participating in the late Ca
madam disturbances, is 1870.
An arrival New York. from Rio Jnneiro, states ,ha,
the 9Th Of January, news had been received from the
La rate that the French had bombnred Buenos Ayres
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PORT OF NEWPORT.
ARRIVALS.

sAruRpky, March 23.-arr. ship Corinthinn Gnr,Inet
from N NeDZeaiand for Bristol, II. L}-Brg Eagle, Nv
ans, from Wilmington, N. &.
SUNDAY, March 2i.-ar. brig New Columbia Ingrn
ham, from Matanzas for Warren-Schs. Patrick Henry
Hntriins, from baltimore for Providence. e.-Glcanur
smith, for Elizabeth City.-sloops Superior, Luthe
so, ~ y, YORK Tor Young
both nom Providence for New York
MONDAY, March 25tb.-nrr schrs. Illinois, Moves
rom Charleston for Provdence.-Mary, Chadwick
rom Beaufort for do-Granville, Gray, from Tomssior
Tor Tor Fall Riyer-Regulator Kemp. irom Somerset foI
Welneet. "
WEDNESDAY, 27th-arr. brig William, McNcar, o
Boston, IA days I'm Matanzas with Molasses, Oranges
&c, 10 II. BULL, ESQ.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-28
OFFICE OF THE GEORGIAN,
Savannah, March Ii.
LATEST FROM FLORIDA--LOsS
OF ANOTHER GALLANT Off.

We are panied to communicate to oul
readers the following intelligence, received
BY the editor of the Georgian from his atten
tive correspondent:
GAREY's FERRY, March l3, 1899.
My Dear Sir--By advices received from
the South, we have the melancholy intolli.
gence Of the death Of Captain Samuel l.
Russell, OF the I'd infantry; gallant officer
Gods nobest work. an honest man, and 0
sincere Christian. lie deserved and enjoyed
the esteem and love of all who knew him.
lie was descending the Miami river OH the
! 18th ultmo, on his way to Fort Dallas, will
q part OF his company, IN open boats-,ho
ravages, in ambush on the river bank, waited
until he arrived within gunshot. when the
boats received vollcy from the Indians, wha
being on an cmincnce, fired over them, and
10 one was injured.
Capt. X. Immediately struck for the oppo-
cite shore, aud on reaching it, lenped out on
the ground, and turning round to address u
few words 10 his men, was Instantly fired ai
by several rifles, three Of which took effect
two in his body and one just above the tenn
PIE, producing instantaneous death. LII
Woodruff, Capt. RS subaltcrn,who was some
distance behind, heard the firing, and hasten
ing to the succor'of his captain, engaged the
Indians for neaily an hour, when hc forced
them to retreat. flc then collected his boats
ond having obtained posscssion Of his cap
tain's body, proceeded to Fort Dallas. The
Indians were pursued, but, as usual, their
perfect knowledge Of the country enabled
them to escape.
Capt. Russell was clad in the undress uni
form of the infantry, and it was to this tina
we tnny probably attribute his death, Us bu
one man of The company besides himself was
touched. Tho loss of the Indians was no
known; their numbers were much greate
than has fought us together for a long while
The remains Of Captain r. were inferred
with military honors on the 1st instant. BY
intelligence received from the interior, we
learn that Major Noel's wound has proved
mortal, aud thus we are compelled ut the
same time to mourn tho loss Of two brave ant
efficient officers, and to acknowledge tha
"in tho midst Of life we are in DEATH"
Yours truly,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-28

FiRE.-Our citizens were again alarmed
with tho cry Of FIRE OIL Wednesday evening,
which was soon asccrtaincd to proceed from
the Tiverlon Print Works. about ono mile
South Of this Village. The large three story
wooden building, used in part for printing,
in part as q blue dye shop and for other pur-
poses, and one other building, together with
the contents were destroyed. The loss is
L estimated at from 1000 to 1000 dollars. This
is tho third time in about year and halt
that the entcrprisipg owners Of the Tiver,on
Print Works have suffered immense loss by
Gre. Tho Fire Department from this town
with their engines, hooks, ladders &c. were
carly at the 6re, and were Instrumental IN
saving more than $4,000 OF the property
which without their assistance must have
been destroyed.
We understand that the buildings were
insured.
We learn from one Of tho owners, that
there had been no FIRE in that pnrt OF the
building where the Are was first dlscovcrct
for about two p,vnths.-- Fall Riuer Monitor o.
II Saturday
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WV. CARROLL, Esq. u. $. Consular Agent

WN. CAhkoLi, ESU. u. .. ConsuIor Hgch'
at St. Helena, writes, by the Cavalier, that
Intelligence was received at that Island
in the month of January, 1889, by the French
whalcr Cosmopolte, 'of Havre, that in the
month Of June. 1898, at Chatham Island, one
of the Bay of IsIunds) the natives took pos
session Of the French whaler "Jean Bart"
murdered every soul on board, plundercd the
vessel, and then burnt her. A French Cor
vette called L'Heroine, Capt. Cecille, hear
ing of tho circumstance, went off that Island,
and having put 30 men on board the ship Re-
becca Sims, of New Bedford, this vessel,
with the French whaler Adele, Of Havre,
went in to anchor there. Several Of the ma
tives came off, who were taken possession Of,
and the L'Heroinc, after destroying their
canoes and dwellings, allowed the natives to
return, with the exception Of two-one Of
them, head chief and the other his prnci-
pal man, who will be taken to France and de-
livcrcd up to the authorities there. Ameri-
can vessels, therefore, had better take warn.
ing in going to Chatham Island"
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Sale Postponed.

NEWPORT, sc.-Newpo Feb. II, 1889
BIZ pHtue Of an Execution issued out o the
Court Of Common Pleas, May term, 1888.
10 me directed and delivered, rW sell at
Public AUCTION, to the highest bidder. ~n
IVtdntsdoy, May sfh, 1889, at II o'eioek
a. M.
A H. the right, title and interest that Thee
N doro Phinney had on the 9TH day OF Octd
her, 1887. at 8 O'Clock r. NJ. in and TO certain
lot of land, with the dwelling house and Other
buildings thereon standing. situate in Newport.
and bounded Westerly on Thames street, North
erly partly on land OF Benjamin II. Altman aud
partly on land Of William Price, Deceased.
Southery on land Of Nicholas Gearoy and 9TH
ers, and Ea.terly on land OF Chrisiopher ".
Champlin, it being the estate purchased by '"id
Phinney, Of the heirs Of Walter Claiming, dec.
| Also, one other lot Of land belonging TO said
Phinney, lying contiguous to the 6rst described
premises, and was purchased by said Phnney OF
Benjamin u. Altman
All the above property having been attached
on an original writ.
II March Z.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-28

FROM ALBANY. DIREcT.-The steam
boat Swallow arrived this morning from
Albany, with four hundred passengers
We presume she came through the new
channel ~ Y Com. Adreriiser Of
Tuesday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-28

In this town, on Monday night last alter n very dis.
ressIng illness. Mr.. Wm. ~ Atkinson second son Of
Mr.. John 10. Atkinson, aged "a years Funeral Ibis
afternoon at o'clock, nom tho residence Of his father
near the State House, which the relatives and friend.
are respectfully invited to attend.
In New Bedford on Wednesds, last, Wm o. CLARK
a seaman, late Of this town, aged 80 years.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-28

AwrUL ExPLosroS.--TheR Richmond Com
pilcr states that sn explosion Of Tire damp
took place, ON Sunday night week. ~ he'hs
pit, a coal mine in Chesterfield county, by
which 80 o: 10 negroes were killed. The
Compiler says tina, so great IVES The terror ~
the neighborhood, that proper efforts could
not he promptly made to get oui the uDiortu'
nate lsburrrs. The shaft, winch ~ eight
hundred feet deep, TN the ensiae, were bu
+ liillc injured.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-28

TnE DHFEnENCE.-Mr. $4,000 Caos-
WELL justifes the removal Of General VAN
RENssELAxR from the post Office at Albany,
on tho ground that he has held the office for
seventeen years. His salary and house rent
for that PERIOD the State Printer considers
an abundant compensation for the services
rendered to his country and the wounds re-
ceived in her defence. We are not aware
that Mr.. CRoswELL ever received any
wounds, even in The back, in defence of New
York, his scars being chiefly upon his char
acter but this man has enjoyed the public
printing for nearly the same space of time,
aud has pocketcd nearly s50O,O00 for II
Why does he not act upon the principle
which no commends in Mr.. KEMDALL?-
Why does he not "rota,e" out of office, in
accordance with the Jackson Van Burou
doctrine ?--[.N. Y. Cour. 8; Eng.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-28

Teach your children by example and pre-
cept, never to wound persons feelings be-
cause he holds humble station in life
because he is poorly clad--because he i.
awkward-or because The God Of nature has
bestowed upon him darker skin than theirs
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-28

WHxiISc.--The bark Alexander Mana.
field, 10 returning from her whaling voyage,
~hen Oft Cape May. on Monday last, fell H.
with a large herd I sperm whales. Of which
tho men harpocncd aud killed FIVE, two Of
which we're los, tom the night coming on.
The blubbcr Of the otbrr three was brought
into port Oh deck. Captain Douglas snys
there were whales enough in the herd tn
have loaded half dozen ships yNtw lors
, Jeiv. Of Com.
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MEMORANDA.

Arrived at Wilmington, N. c. Goth inst brig Lsurel
smith from Ghudaloupc.
Arr at Key West, 9Th inst. brig Florida Phillips from
New York, is days.
| At Savannah, 10th inst. brig Poland, Gardner, fo
Havana.
CID. at New Orleans, l4th, ship Palestine Littleneid
ilnvrc.
CID AT New Orleans, 18th inst, schr Export, Pratt
Mobile.
Cid. at New York. 10th inst. brig canonicus, Bigiey
Matanzas.
Arr. at Bristol Sunday last, ship Corinthnn Gard
ner, from New Zealand via Pernambuco with $500 bbs
oil, 800 sperm. Heard from ia October last ship John
Cogreshnil Macy, Of this port with 1850 bbis oil
les sperm.)
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Three steam rEn.e. ars 10 10 conmeneed according
20 the provisions of late Congress -Ppropratns
lc0o,Vco steam J. Coiry ahead.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-28

Pursuant 10 a decree of the Court Of Probate
ofthe to,cn Of liiddieto,rr, there sUiH be sold
al Public AUCTION on Saturday. the 20th day
Of .qp,il, 1889, al 10 o'clock a. my or The
premises.
A IL the right, title and interest which Oliver
N Sweet had, at the time Of his decense. in
ard TO certain tract Of Land situate in Middls-
town, containing about four acres, bounded
nor,herly on land Of Eas,on Bailey, deceased ;
eas,crly on land or the heirs Of David Albro, de-
ceased souiherly on land OF John Barker :
westerly on road-or so much thereof as will
pay the sum Of one hundred and eIescr dollars
and eleven cents, with incidental expenses. -
Conditions n, time and place OF sale.
JOHN GOULD, f5m'r.
MiddletoSn, March Il, 1889.
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Notice.

Notice.
SUVHE Public School Committee hereby
L. give notice, that n School for the in-
strnciion Of Boys and Girls, between the ages
Of 5 aud 8 years, will be opened under the
supe erintendapce Of Miss RoDMAN, in the low
er apartment Of the Public School Building
in Mill street, on Monday the sth Of April
next Applications for admission may be
made To either member Of the Committee.
The Committee also give notice, that an
other School for the instruction Of female
children, Of The aye of years and upwards,
will be orssnlzed in the ZANE building as
soon as a teacher can be procured, of which
due notice will bo given.
| By order Of tho Public School Committee
| Mar. %. GEO. u. KING, Sec'ry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-28

Court Of Probate, .fiddietoion, ,,,far. 18Th, 1889.
INHE Executors Account on the Estate of
4 John r. Peckham, late of Middletown,
dec. was presented for allowance
1t is ordered, that the same be received
and the consideration thereof referred to a
Court Of Probate, to be holden at the Town
House, in MIddetown, on the Sd Monday Of
April next,at 2 o'clock p. IN, and that previous
notice be given by publishing copy Of this
order. three several times in the Herald Of
the Times, for all persons interested to appear
at said time and place and be heard.
true copy-witness:
March %. WM. SMITm, Prob. elk.
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'V>HE subscriber would respectfully inform
the Ladies Of Newport and vicinity thai
he has taken a store in Mrs. Townsend'i
building, Thames-street, which will be oper
on Monday next, where he intends keeping
a general assortment Of MILLINERY sr;i'
cles, such as Florence and Leghorn Bonnets,
and all kinds Of foreign stock in the straw
line. Also all kinds Of AMERICAN
STRAW BONNETS, and stock for Bon
nets, and Palm Leaf Hoods-nlso, Bonnet
|TRIMMl NGS,of every description. He has
engaged MllineIs from, Boston, who will bc
in the store to trim Bonncts in the first style.
Bonncts of oil kinds repaired ut short notice.
The subscriber has oil extensive establish
ment in Newport for the manufacture Of all
kinds of Straw Bonnets--foreign and domes.
tic-where the trade can be supplied at whole
sale at the shortest notice, and ot reasonable
prices. JOHN COREY.
Newport, March 81, 1889.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1839-03-28

THIS DAY, March 2Sth,
SUSSEX County, Class l3,
Capital S7,000-Tickeis s2i.
Friday, March ooh,
Literature Lottery. Class l3,
Capital S6,O0O-Tickets 50.
Saturday, March 30lh,
Virginia WrHrsJWg. Glass z,
Capital $50, 900 and 50 Of 900, &c.-Tickets
$40.
Monday, April lst,
.NW Jersey Glass u.
Capital 20,000-Tickeis S5.
For Tickets or Shares please apply to
b. b. MOVES,
No. 2, Colonnade Row, Thamcs-st.
All orders enclosing Cash or Prize Tick.
cts will meet with prompt aud confidential
atte ntion if addressed al above. mar -.
Dra,on Nos. Virginia Leesbmg, Class
Iico, March 23d.
10 GO 40 SO l3 l9 III 64 2j 81 G5 80 Sc
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
FIRE WORKS.

{h]- FOURTH OF JULY.-Tise subscriber, the old
tab,hed agent for the IT, 5. Laboratory Edges Celebrated
Fire Wors offers to the public complete assortment
farge and small Fire works. fer the approaching celebration
the glorious Fourth OF July consisting OF Rockets of various
sizes Headings Of Gold and Silver Rain Stars, Scrpents
Crimson Fires &C. Sans Fans Pyramids, Palm Trees Saxon
and Peruvian Crosses with plain and illuminated centres,
Mines Tsbons Hcxaeons, Trianges Verticles and other
wheels Signal Lights Pigeons Roman Candies Italian Stream
Snakes Nests Flower Potts. Serpen Snakes Scroll and
Pin Wheels Bengola Spur Firms Grasshoppers, Blue Lights,
Torpedoes Pulling Crackers, &c. &c.
Also, Fire Crackers in boxes Of different szes.
Parties committees of country merchants, city
ard Others supplied usual with articles warranted,
and at Laboratory fixed prsce. II. YVELlN,
je6-lm' 23l Fulton street. near Greenwich
TCIREwoRKs. FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS ~
II CHARLES w. VULTEE, Ito Chatham, corner Of Or
age street the oldest established Firework Manufactures in
the city, the public generally, that his present
Of Fireworks is the largest the Unon and can be sold
lower prices than by other manufacturer and yender
The assortment consists OF Rockets Of all caibre and Sizes
with gold and silver raa, orange crimson and hres
Sc &c. FANS line pigeons, port hres, palm Trees
mines octagons vercas, triangies, no
candles diamonds with golden fires Peruvian fires,
co pn whes grasshoppers, blue lh snakes Of all sils
&C. &c., and host of other. To mention.
The public all sceptcs invited 10 cal and Also
Fire Crackers Double Headers Chinese Rockets Topedoes
and Falling Crackers AT the lowest market prices Country
merchants invited to call and the above stock before
purchasing elsewhere Goods sent TO Of the city free
Ci ARIES w. vULTEE,
iei.,i4. ll6 Chatha -, corner Of Orange street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
ARC ABE BAT III,
NO. 30 CHAMBERS STREET.
JVarm, Cold, .SLo,cer, and other Baths

VdTW, COIH, MOtceT, una UUIeT BdHs
This establishment has recently undergone thorough i'm
provemen and successful operation. IL has rs feet
Chambers street. and extesds through to Reade, opposts
L street. giving TO the hne hall Of $50 Feet immense advan
for and the beautiful perspective extending the length
Of Elm street. and exhibiting lively picture moving
rant view OF popuous city, which have excited the amra
ton of all who have H. The whole arrangement Of the
Bath Is tasteful rich, and and a,d TO bear
favorable comparison with the best Embellishments Of the Kind
Ia Europe The front Chambers street three stories high,
AMI much architectural beauty The interior gives about
90 for Bathing and connected with the ladies bathing
apartments (which entirely distinct from those for gentle
men, a neatly furnished psrIor for their accommodations
NB1h- pable requested TO call during the week pre-
vous Saturday ht and Sunday and they viii had much
more 10 their convenience aad comfort.
ie6 2w' CHARLES q. sTOPPANf, Proprietor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10
PRICE NOT THE TEST OF cHEAPNEss

Political economists have frequently differed what
yet any who had grsvey recorded
be his opinion that the nominal price any article sold Tor was
amy Of its actual value Such nosa would BE-
deemed great aacy that Its statement ON paper a. ogi-
cal deduction would its aburdy and yet those -
ddua who about from to another for the par
pose Of asceranng the minimum Number Of dollars and cents
at which they be furnished with articles Of food and
nent Of course commit still greater, because mora
do, who sat down in his closet argue from such false
premises The would merely be laughed at visionary
but the other deemed At o. to graduate among the
po,ophes OF Laputa who contemplated making deal boards
OUT OF oawdu and extracting from Ta
KING that fall articles this dressing age,
whee iock 1res riding, or the kind called toP
matters not and see no" many different elements all Of which
affect the interest Of the go make ur its cost
ls, There the raw material and secondly the quality OF
the dye used and the degree
Of the cloth. These prisoda wards coat
self evident must much wind weather or
womans caprce and Dbl into the hands Of the
Snyder" there the skill Of the cutter quality &c the TRIM
mings and last though least the scientific
which the artist uay possess is to send i anto this
breathing WORLD not thing OF hreds patches bat an
article Of beauty utility an luxury fad either to aaorn or
desecrate the human forms. Other
to show that in least many things, which world at
large thinks not Of should be taken into consideration
its actual value be aseertaned f these principles ara
based truth, what folly then, for their
shoe leather IN running after stores, in finding taors
the of cheapness. They should entirely disregard
price, but at the time, they should examine the material
skill OF the cutter and above ALL pay especial attention TO the
qualifications of the the finishing
70 that which in its native simplicity the sheep but
when proper and scientific Of labor has been given
it, is capable of adding dignity and beauty to the
- noblest work Of God"
II this train Of reasoning should happen any OF
the bargain buyers that estimate articles by dollars and
alone they advised forthwith visit the Of
s. PHILLIPS No lO6 WILLIAM and ascertain bv tho
evidence Of their eyes, il the articles Of dress made up
him, not equal quality durability and workmanship
produced by the fashionable houses in Broadway
Having satisfactorily solved this problem they may compare
their several nominal prices and be convinced that although
price not the test Of cheapness PHILLIPS SYSTEM is
for although he imports the best article and employs but
the best workmen he nevertheless sells for ready money 30
per cent less than charged b. those who do business the
old and exploded credit system m2s3m
NAEN's, YOUTHS ND CHILDREN's CLOTHING.
lNl The subscribers keep constantly hand, very args
assortment Of Ready Made Clothing, suited to every aye aud
size, which will be sold at low prices for Cash.
as 3,n+ GEO. A. HOYT x CO., IA Bowery.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-06-10

NEW YORK TATTERsALLS-Th
% .s:,t sale: :ss.s. , ii: we'll Know. ...
SX ~ nue. to take place on every Monday, at II
O'Clock, Throughout the year.
:, ~ osIosl s;ss Cirrases Harness. &c. ana
IL O'Clock the sale Of Horses viii commence:
Gentlemen having Horses to dispose OIL are requested e
make early secure good nxnber cH the
catalogue horse be offered al auction unless Register
ed time the catalogue for which purpose IN.
rs'er will be kept open TIL Saturday e s'n W y'S MER
Successor to J. w. Watson, 446 Broadway.
At private Sae-One pair Of very tine black horses,
do do bay horses; very fine single horses
and harnesses, them very hsna'on.
imported Cabrola belonging to His Exceieney the Mnst~
aa1v '''' '"' :" OWN
90 ADJOURNED SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TY the Seventh Avenue 2 s2nd and 2srd strees-bemg
part q s El Of The late Henry ss on
l2h Of june IL o'clock their Sales Room 80 Broad St.
Of Exchange placehe residue Of the Estate OF the late
Henry Eckford ESQ., remaining from the sale OF the Sst Of
May-consstng Of
81 lots Seventh Avenue between sl, and oath streets
II lots the north side Of 2s street, east Of and adjoining
the lots fronting ON Seventh avenue.
= lot. On asd 90 DO
9 lots do do. de-
The sale will be without reserve to highest bidder.
TermO per the day ofsael5 cent on the de-
livery of the being parts remain on bon
and mortgage for oyears, at per cent.
Lhographc maps be obtained Of the Ascsneer BY the
Sth jane. ny3l-ih
ten Of the public called the extraordinary sale of Real Es
tate Consisting OF the Arcade the City Hotel and many large
substantial and valuable private granite bat dwelling houses
in ths city Of New Orieaas SYLVESTER CO, OF los
Broadway appoaso the agents for the transaction OF the
business Those gentlemen will have great pleasure IN con-
municang every required information on the subject
my24 I'm.
DEREMPTORY SALE OF PROPERTY ON HAIR
i LEM PLANE, iBY JAMES BLEECKER Co.
ON THURSDAY, JUNE 18th, l939-Those three entire
Blocks of Land between 9th and 9th and 18th and
lI5h streets
To afford opportunity for investment the offerings will
be plots embracing the entire front each street. 81 lots
And each plot put up will be perempcry Sold without under
bidding BY the his behalf.
The land is about level and the city grade The 9th
opened and the 9th before the Court
to be opened.
The 9th the city grade Of all the
and when opened WILL speedily overtake either
Of the others.
The will be per to the auconeers at time Of
sae 30 cent l July when the deeds will be ready for de-
livery 10 per may remain, able time IN ten
interest being paid semi. annually at six per cent
Maps will be ready by Friday the 9TH instant Apply to the
Auconcers, ARCHIBALD WATT, Harlem,
je7-lw' MARTIN CO., IS New street.