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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

The Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.-The utter inef-
fcency Of the department, as atpresen organised
universally admitted. 1t is also as generally allow
ed that the present head of it has by injudlcious
movements, enhanced the inconvenience that the
public formerly suffered from it. The whole affair
is behind the age, and mperatively calls for relor-
nation. Ii we reflect in how great degree the
world has advanced in business, in means of CON-
muncation, and in general intelligence, since the
present system was adopted, we shall not be sur
prised that II is totally inadequate to the wants Of
the community. II ia this fact which has caused
the numerous expresses which have sprung up tc
| meet with such great success The great faciiie!
which Harnden, by his connection with the post Of
flee has afforded the mercantile community hitherto
has alone prevented burst OF popular feeling which
would have produced change in regulations. In
stead OF endeavorlng TO meet the public wants by
putting at least as liberal construction upon the
laws as did his predecessor, Mr.. Wickliffe weakly
supposes he can compel the employment Of the GO
vernment monopoly by free people. He has struck
severe blow at the press by attempting to stop the
transportation of newspapers This is not blow a,
the press alone, II is at the whole reading communi-
ty. The law of 1925 says che may grant permits
sion" Tor the transportation of papers. This coming
from Congress TO an executive officer is an order
that he shat do so. Congress never intended to
throw into his hands the control Of the whole press
OF the country. Such construction OF the law il
clearly an abuse OF power.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12
me- rs THERE A SINGLE INDIVIDUAL IN THE

40 IS THERE A SINGLE INDIVIDUAL IN THE
city who has not been TO Peales New York Museum to
see Caspar Hauser2 IL there is one let him 20 at once
as he remains but this week. He is acknowledged by
every that has him to be the greatest living GU
riosiy In the country. even to exceed Ganeral Tom
thumb. Performances every evening by the Southern
Ministries and others. Admission TO the whole only one
shilling This positively the last night of the Min
sres as other and very srong attractions eBgsged
in their stead
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

JOE SWEENEY Boston Transcript says this
celebrated banjo player is not dead. 1t appears
from late London paper that he was in that city
amusing the Cocknes with his sweet strains
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

G1- We learn that Robert WickEffe, Jr. Of Ken.
lucky, the unsuccessful competitor of Mr. Garrett
DAVIS, for Congress- has received from the President
the appointment OF Charge d'Afaires to Sardinia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

WASHINGTON SoUARE.-This splendid square, one
of the most beautiful locations in the city, is yet
without fountain, but we imagine it will not long
continue So The public spirit and good taste of the
gentlemen whose estates surround that area will un
doubleday cause the erection of one which will
throw the Park duck pond" and the "Bowline
Green stone quarry" into the shade En- PEASANT,
would not fountain in connection with the Wash
lnslon monument, for which subscriptions are now
under way, be appropriate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

TENNESSEE The Legislature Of Tennessee com.
mehces It's session in Nashville on Monday, the I'd
INST Mr. Barrenger, wing, was elected Speaker
oil the House, over Mr. Polk, by a vote OF a, % 81
Ia the Senate, Mr.. Anderson, Of Marion, whe. was
elected Speaker.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

NATIONAL JOCKEY CLUB RACES, WASHINGTON
Result of Tuesday, Purse 500; entrance $40
added =
E. ]. Wilson's brown colt Gosport, by Margrave,
dam Miss Valentine, 4 years old, ]
A. 8. Griggsbee's black horse st. Pierre, by Pc.
monkey dam by Lafay ette years old, .
w. Mershon bay mare Gulnair, by Ivanhoe, dam
full sister to Sarah Washington 4 years old. 3
H. Lnthicum's bay colt Mazeppa, dam by Goliah.
3years old, 2iis.
Col Forbes chestnut colt Gwinn, by Hampton,
dam by Rob Roy,3 years cid, dis.
Time-lst heat, I'm. 81; I'd, I'm. SAY; Sd, Ina. ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

03- SUCH PERFECT FLOOD OF SUCCESS
was never enjoy by the American Museum it seems
TO be favored with this week. Gen. Tom Thumb is oil
tie rage both amongst citizens and Strangers and more
worthy favorte was presented before the public
The performances by Dr. Valentine &c. most grand,
aud receive nightly the most enthusiastic applause =.
ais 10 the last week that the splendid Dioranas oil MI
II ,nnington will be seen in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

90 PROFESSOR vELPEAU's CELEBRATED
pills. Tor the radical cure gonorrh@ gieet and a un
pleasant discharges from the urehra These PMS az
now prescribed by the medical fac ulty oil INC
most certain and speedy cure for those HV
rooms Of the College Of Medicine and Pharmacy W NaF
s,u street ,ou.,nso,5 A..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

NIBLo's.-The Ravels appear in no less than four
entertainments tonight for the benefit of Mr.. Grain,
the talented artist of the establishment, and whose
excellent scenery has been SO often the theme of
universal admiration The Raves give their aid
in their very best selected pieces, La So phide with
the graceful Madame Leon, as the Krial Nymph
Sandy, by Gabriel Rave-Iight Rope with new
debutante, La Petite amour, only four years old
The Bedou,m arabs, by the whole Ravel family, ex-
hbtiag every kind Of feat within the range of pos
sibilty, aad beyond the range credibility, and at
forwards Qor this is not ally the comic pantomime
OF the Conjurors Gift, with Antoine as Clown,
Gabriel, Jerome, Francois Ravel in his contor-
tons. A Chinese advertisement, &c. This is lite
rally two nights performances in one, and cannot
fail attracting most brilliant and crowded saloon.
o. Mr.. Rice, since his return, seems to have &C.
euired renewed popularity. At the Chatham, he
has nightly drawn crowded houses since his engage
ment. This evening the popular operate farce Of
Bone Squash Diavoo, will be produced for the first
time. In the cast, we notice the names OF many
performers who were with the great original in it's
first presentation at the Bowery. 1t will be rem
dered, from various improvements, more effective
than ever. The tragedy Of Adelgetha will be re-
vived, and produced with every possible effect.
The bill, taken as whole, cannot be excelled.
Last night the sale of tickets was stopped for the
crowd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12
The Great Atlantic Standardization OF
spaoe-Our Intercourse with Europe.

space-Our intercourse with Europe.
ltls cunous sight to look back twenty or thirty
years In our progress in civilization and put on pa.
per the result OF the sight II is very much like be-
ginning the multiplication table with two times one
and ending with one thousand times one thousand.
ia the result there is certainly no difference.
We have reached this conclusion IN half hun.
dred ways, bul ia none more easily than in looking
al our means 81 intercourse with Europe In 1915,
and at our means III 1913.
II is fact, that in the frst named year, and, in
deed, as late as in 1919, our mode of conveyance
across the deep-surging Atlantic was mlser able and
slow enough to satisfy the LATEST. More time was
then consumed in crossing it than is now taken 10
make trip to the Celestial Empire. Ii was not till
1920 that any successful attempts were made to ira
vel over that bleak road, with more spray than dust.
with any degree OF regularity and speed. 1t was not
I'LL then that several enterprising merchants deter
mined that space should give way TO time, by start
ing line OF packets, composed of few ships of
four hundred tons each in size, to run between New
York and Liverpool. That enterprise proving high
ly successful those few ships have increased to fifty
or more. Instead Of one small line, we now have
five running to Liverpool, two TO Havre one to Mar
settles, and one TO London. These are exclusive
of the steam ships; and for the sake of clearness
this point, we will give the names OF the several
packets al this time ahoat -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

DELAWARE ELEcrIoN.-An extra from the Office
of the Delaware State Journal announces the fol-
lowing capital news-The wings OF Wilmington
City have achieved glorious victory. The wings
have elected six members of council out of seven.
This is the first time for five years that they have
elected a member OF Council.-PhH. Gag.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

U-o''"''
II being apparent that neither party intended to
give wav, they then adjourned, and the crowd
below, who filed the bar room, made old Tam
many ring with three cheers" for Calhoun-"lhree
for Van Buren"-"nine for Calhoun when they
dispersed, to assemble again on Friday, when the
delegates meet for another effort.
The convention to nominate members ofAssem-
bly, meet this evening at Tammany Hall.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-12

The wings appear to be triumphant in Philadel-
phia, and they have favorable intelligence from
other parts of the State. A correspondent writes to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31
1000. 1000 OF ,x,s S 8, UNA -, poor '.,!

and for only 2. cents curing Rheumatism Lumbago Pain
Weakness IN the Side Back Breast ols any part Of
the body. Who will suffer whep he be EASILY cured
Poor Child ne is wasting said friend Of the
other day-we have doctored him till are tired and all
does gOod his breath offensive and he ght-
fully IN his S,eep his appetite and still he but
skeleton We recommended her to try ScImdn's Warm
L1.enges, Pos IDLY he might be troubled with WORMS
She did, and the first dose brought away worms Three
doses entre cured him. they have tLous nd others
cant sleep says one ny cough ince.sanl il seem,
as If should choke TO death lhe woud only SherInans
Cough Lozenges, h. would be cnred shor, time They
often cure the most distressing a few hours.
My head uiH split, says another Slerman's Camphor Lo-
zeseS vi" cure any IN less than twenty minutes aud
mistake They cure sea-sickness parItaon of the heart
i9"neIs 81 spirits epondency and the depression of spirits
alter dissipation They operate like charm the disturbed
nervous system Caution should he observed procuring
te genuine Shenans Lozenses and flasers, you may
ha W some miserable trash imposed uDon you.
Warehouse, LOG Nassau ST.. New York Philadelphia agents
AGENTS 49, T3 i59 and col Broadway 227 Hudson ST. 1873
BIooklyn; A. Guthrie, Stanwx Hall, Albany; aeddng &
state ST Boston; Ledger Bu dings Philadelphia; g.
New Orleans. o95 rs, VII,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31
ROOTS AND SHOES,

A T GALE II CO. s, 260 rl-street: IA gener-
n Al assortment may had at the above place ~ B. large
invoice Of thick Kip and Calf Boots received and viii e
sold at bargain Brogans great varieties Also W omen
Buskins. Bootees Slippers, &c.
Also HAS and Caps Country merchants and others are M
vted 10 call and All sold unusually low Tor cash OF
AT '''''e' . - ''' GALE s. co. $50 Pearl.stree,
olO On. L. s. Hotel Buildings Newly ork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

CTATE OF NEW YORK, IS In Chancery-Be.
- fore the Vice Chancellor of tie First CirGG-The My
or Aldermen aud Commonaity OF the C'y OF New York. vs.
Henry Patio and others.-N isteFs sale. -,
In pursuance oil decree OF the Court OF Chancesy OF The
Sta Of New York will be sold AZ Public Auction under the
OF the OF the Masters OF SAID Court
al the Merchants Exchange II the city OF New York BY
Halliday X jenkins Aucuoneers, on the sixteenth t6hl day
Of November next CA D. 1881 AT Il O'clock noon, OF that
N that certain lot piece and parcel Of ground with the
bungs thereon erected situate lying and being the Fist
Wari ol!le CITY OF New York, and Oh the ,ou-westery
s;J. of Wall street and known and distinguished
number Fourteen ca in said Wall street which said lot,
;sca and parcel OF ground bounded r described fol-
lows 20 Wit -ConlmencinE NJ the noryhwesterly of
certain l0t of land in Wal! street aforesaid, belonging
and occupied by the President Directors and Company Of the
Mechanics Bank the city OF New FORK, AS banking
house AVID now known number sixteen bl IN all street
aforesaid thence running westerly along al! stree aore
Raid irtv.one feet eleven inches 70 the centre oil the party
wal, of the Two marble buildings recently erected by one John
Mel thence through the centte oil the sand
narty wall and line drawn IN continuation thereof h
feet nine inches be the more OF less thence south
aserlv aon the ground late belonging 10 the heirs
of Peter Bukse deceased nineteen feet eight inches thence
south.wcstrr along said last mentioned ground toustG
feel six inches to ground late Dc ongIng TO the estate
Of hares LUDLOW, Esquire, deceased thence soueastet
aong said asst mentioned ground eleven feet four inches until
il strikes the said lot of ground OF the Mechanics Bank alor
said and thence along the said last mentioned
To- feet ten inches TO Wall aforesaid the
place Of beginning Dated New York, October &th A. D.
igI9 WILLIAM W. CAMPBELL,
90 Master in Clancery.
,,.,.,, Col;c;,or 2taWtS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

NO THE, VARIOUS FIRE COMPANIES IN
i TIE UNITED STATES-The subscriber would re e
ali the attention of the various Fire Companie IN
h fnou 10 the nes and beautiful ASSORTMENT Q! bha9
FIRE TORCHES and SIGNAL LANTERNS wh'G ri lie
are finished in the most beautiful and are oil Spentn
and elaborate designs Companies from abroad VINO may
obtain letter sheet OF patterns with the prices TO each By
applync b. mail the subscriber and they may rely on OBJ
tanning precisely such an article the pattern they may Sc
ect beck Lers, German Silver Figures for Shirts &c.
n stre New y urk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31
D. GRAHAM. Solicitor.
IN CHANCERY-Before the Chancellor Til

TN CHANCERY-Beforet the Chancelor.-The
President Directors and Company oFthe Bank Of Auburn,
VS. Solomon Allen Moses lien aud George II Paddock
Creditors Bill and 10 SET aside assignment John G. Beach,
Of Skaneateles Ononsga County, Comp aiuarts S9icto
SOLOMON ALLEN whose place OF residence Is IN Ph'
this cause by the 81 day of JauaIy, 1874 the bill hled
therein will be taken confessed BY him. Ole law3w'
NOTlCE-In the matter of Stillman Knight,
Z nou-residen iebroNoticcs hereby given To all cred
Office Of f. C. Reed, in Hom-r the 2lst day Of Decembe'
next at O'Clock T. NJ at which time aud place all accounts
he alilsteA and dividend decnrea.October Y. 1873
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

COUGHS if taken IN time are never dangerous
~ and when far advanced if the night medic is used
least niney a hundred will Weld. DR.. BLAKE'S
PANACEA will accomplish cure i'll these ra
pdly than thing which has been brought before the pub
lie. Here is proof positive.
Dear SIR remedy which person when reduced
of perfect bel essness and after all of the APP
proved remedies had failed surely should BE- known, and with
this conviction willingly bear testimony the astonishing
effects of your Panacea In the winter Of 1892 caue Sc
cold which left '"h cough which became agra
waited BY change of weather and which continued upon
until about three years when began have night
sweats hectic fever, pain side and breast;
raised large quantities of offensive peSm became reduced,
lost my flesh aad for the months previous my using
your Panacea utterly er less have 20 be lifted
from my bed order 10 have made had tried every thing
which could hear of but nothing OF use got and
unit Seeing advertisement OF your Panacea for
bottle two days was able walk the floor;
gained rapidly and wonderfully this and BY continuing
the of 1t In TIVE months was perfectly cured, and would
be happy any who has doubts Of the efficacy
medicine. JANE. MORRIS, No. Q First st.
or sae wholesale and retail No. 236 Bowery; also
No Asor House. In Brooklyn, Mrs. Hayes i39 Fulton
stIset and IN Newark at Tppes 2'3 BFoadst PfGr
HeDry's Rheumatic Syrup. OPT g..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31
100 000ALCRESS OF LAND-For sale in

northwest from New.York city The subscriber who is the
authorized Agent for Of the large of land in
Wayne County offers FOR sale quantities TO SUIT purcha
eco of pnmProvsd land at Prices VARYING from
The land generally timbered with maple beech
helnock white ash, lynn, &c. and wate5ed by
failing streams which also furnish abundance Of pow
er for machinery The soil produces good crops OF heat
Rye Indian Corn Buckwheat, Oats Potatoes, &c, aud
for grazing The conyenences for market are good By the
Delaware and Hudson Canal which runs from Honesdale
ia, centre of the County, Rondout the Hudson River
and will be increased BY the completion OF the NewYok aud
Erie Railroad, which will pass along tn entire eastern border
the County. Among the ands here offered several par
GELS, of from 1909 70 1900 acres each which will be sold
belong and well worthy of consideration Of emig
Persons wishing 10 visit this County TO for themselves
Will 20 from NewYork BY the Erie Railroad line TO Middle
town, where they will find two l-s ofdail stages Homes
dae and those wishing 10 their goods and furniture
ship them b. the Delaware and Hudson Canal lines direct
from NewYo Honesiale. The advantages Of this Co-
render desirable location for farmers, manufacturers
and mechanics.
Building lots the Borough of Honesdale also for sale
very favorable terms. JOHN TORREY.
Honrsdale, September IS 1913. sic eodtDecl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31
STATE OF NEW-YORK, ss;--ln Chaucey,

CTA1E OF NEW Uhh, SS--In UhancsTy,
Bsfcr. the Vice Chancellor Of the FIRST DistrictaS
49,, S,Ir--Pster Bonnet; w. Henry Byrue' and Others.
In pursuance of decree Of the CoTt Of Chancery Of the
S,nsnT \wYorh viii b. sold pugc auction, under the
rcnn Of the Undersigned 0lae Masters Of SAID Court,
Mehaa,s 'nss "a @ G on OF NtwaSff s X
Jny NJ Noyember next a. D. 1880 al twelve oeock noon.
of that day -. I..,, and ha;nc m
a tn sEiaasr street, S,St the a9 Ward Of the G Nsy
York distinguished lot numsyr sXty-ion lol n fs1s,
y An,hoy. soutIery by Fr4nktotireet Aforesaid ra.i
bv lot number NtyS'x the sa,d street ahu oy
tMgny.oae feet in width front and rear iss and
49, Jrb "n the westerly side b. the more or less
Datsd %ew.Yark October 20th, y. D.. 1913.
a Iy,ctT Solicitor lo2l 2awts
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a. f Ann, 1914 al u o'clock n noon IN Tive City Hall
Stys., commissioners Office, Oct. 18th, 1919.
OLD 2as 6n JOHN EW IN Street Commissioner
STATE OF NETWORK, SIN Chancery-
Before the Wee Chancellor OF the Fist ClIcaIt- Mary
Ann Bouton vs.. George Smith, Il al, Masters Sale
In pursuance decree OF thu Court oi Chaneefr Of the
State Of NeHYork will be sold al Fubc Auction, under the
direction OF the Undersigned OF the Masters OF said Court,
At he MeIchants ESchange, IN the Ciy OF ok. b.
Baet Niu Dixie AuctoneerS, The 'Ed 800 day Of
November next "a D. 1889 ~ O'Clock noog OF thar DAY.
All those certain lots pieces Of parcels OF ground
u4telyng and being in the Twelfth Va OF the City ii
New York known aud distinguished on tccan map OF
cc,r beorirE D w Y {. Mosnao in the Twelfth Wafi
G The City of New ok and ie II the Office OF the Regis
.- sad CT lots numbers 1877 nt S$; oouRied FOX
. Souther!y b. i25irgct westerly 6y line drawn
asli 10 the Nnh.aS,uue the ",tsi side thereof tihs
distance of three hundred aud fifty feet hcstI0m, no;herly b.
The centre line between Io6h AID 18th streets and ,asey ty
lnedyawn parallel s Emthaennr on The wes'erlyste
thereof a. the distance OF three hundied toe the?efEom.
Also all that other geCe parcel ot eronnd sltua.
IN the and Wand beng north OF the before sn
ioped lots bounded follows, Beginning point II
f corner OF lot number 1871 running hsrce north
ry and parallel with the NinhNveur 20 tht norh-weslefiy
banntiar, of land lat, Of Nolnaor, along
md boundary the southery line OF III s;rec thence
fiv twelve feet rs inches 10 point distant three hundred
ii from the Niuh-avrnue, thence Al riSh angles l2h
,rs, Sou,h 20 the rorhStcry corner OF lot No 1885, thence
ly along lots numbers 1877 ard 1888 fifty feet the place
t beginning BENG the premises conveyed 10 SAID Smith
Nv AETbId Watt and wife, by deed dated December ls
IS2 eco,de in the office Of Register aforesaid LibeI $50
- .ry.y,rcrs maze ii3.-Datsd New orA October nth
A. D. 1913. WILLIAM " .A,ht Eel,
oil 2lwtN3 S'a>tet III ondhcfty,
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M ". BKUWNS COMPOUND BONESET
w CANDY, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES few months q, ;.
Us 30 Guack medicine lis ingredients are known TO all
maj make use OF n they being mentioned the direction
i R205 LiIu9Tes Snses SaaS Root and
cheris, Whoopng Cough and all diseases Of the ags Sor
9Eoai Als9 Is m extensive Tor clearing the voice
gained great reputation for curing the above complaints In
eonseas9se OF Us extensive sale it has caused many has,
c0uGe!lei' 10 De offered the public In consequence eff
which the PROPRIETOR has his name stamped on the caad also
Druggists
20! sale only IN Boston by WIN. Brown tsl Washington
street t New, ork BY A B. * D. Sands, No. 10 Fulton
stitrt, - Est otoacfray. 2I3 broadway ole I'm
4 CHEAP AND REAL EXTRACT OF SAR-
Il SAPARlLLA-Persons taking this too often g.t rni,
lures mercury mineral instead OF the root We advise all
70 W p cent package of jouess Extract of Ssrssparjl,
Candy which contains e OF the medical ropertes
Of the root Sold al the sign OF the American Eagle ~ Chat
ham-sett, Y, O. l39 Fuontreet Brookyn: "a, Rood
S5Eset Newark Stae-street Boston; Ledger Budinc,
fhi!.dslphia e7 hIng-feet, Charleston S. oil Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-10-31

y bills OF mortality and you Will find tina: CONSUMPTION
NOR destnctIve human M this couutr than any Other
dSelse We all know thar cough Ike tbs warning OF tn
5e scourge IS ai presumption that every Cough NAV
terminate III Pulmonary disease, II checked e,fy and
ishT that individuals SHOULD be found mad enough TO neg.
lect The OF cure. Dr. ayues ExpectO rant can b. .
" procured IN part OF the United States and t syreI
and voluntary testimony OF thousands III. results OF
chemical analysis and Of medical science all point il our A.
the best PREPARATION invented by the cure of ali
diseases of the uaS chest wndplpe. and other organs con
nectst with The process OF RESPIRATION IL is used IN regular
pectcs by the most brated physician. of the dav sid
by B. sd. SANDS. Druggists, No % Fulton 5tra, 2T3
Broadway, ard II East Broadway oG ~
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EXTENSIVE WATER POWER For SALE

L'AI ENSIV T. Wa LII ~ w LII T ON ChLE,
= adjoining the N-w-York and Erie Railroad, the
Ramapo River IS miles from the City of New fok capable
of driving Machinery almost extent there four
or five falls and great body OF water together with the
whole OF part Of Il goo acs Of land heavily tmbe, ,s with
OF FIST quality lmetons possessing
strength part of the land cleared and cult
clearing. Tuxedo Lake, miles long and mile wide
lies part Of the the scenery which beautiful
gusa tract and is three miles above Persons Works
Access De had three four hours from the city
Of NewYor by the New York and Enc Railroad in five
hours BY the way Hackensac and Orange Turnpike
BY the way Of Mack Hayerstraw the Hudson River
Tncuira ar M 20 Chat,am.st 3ms