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AND ALSO, ALL THAT LOT OF
LAND OR GROUND,

situate, lying and being on the east side
of the Tide Water Locks of the Susgue
hanna Canal aforesaid-to ASCERTAIN the
beginning thereof run from the in,ersec
ton formed by line running parallel
with and along the inner side of The Eas,
tern wall of the Tide Nater Locks, W hch
line bears South o24 degrees and line
cutting said line at right angels on Me
South side of the summit Lock Gates
tracking the heel posts of both Gates Che
northeast intersection of the above lines
being the poin. of deparure) North 574
degrees Fast "a feet towards the hill on
the East side Of the Lock Chamber, then
South 324 degrees East IS feet unto the
beginning of said Lot at the northwest
corner thereof, and running thence to de.
scribe the same South 324 degrees East
90 feet TO the southwest corner there of,
thence running North 574 degrees East
l2O feet up the Hill horizontal measure
to the southeast corner thereof then N or.Il
324 degrees West 60 feet to the northeast
corner thereof, and then South 574 de-
grees West l20 feet TO the place Of begin
n ming Upon this Lot is
n -~Hf9, erected large and commo-
5.1.tt n ha dious HOUSE, built OF
s- granite, and occupied as a
Tavern,
The Terms of sale as prescribed by the
Decree are, the ] Of the purchase money
to be paid in cash at the Time Of sale, and
the remainder thereof to be paid in equal
annual iustalmen,s in one and two years
from The day of sale, with legal interest
thereon from the day Of sale aud the pay
ment TO be secured by the Bonds or Notes
of the purchaser with surety or sureties
to be approved by the Trustee, or al the
option of the purchaser the whole Of the
purchase money may be paid in cash o.
the day of sale, or on the ratification
thereof by the Chancellor, And on The
ratification Of such sale OF safes by the
Chancellor, and OH the paymcnt Of tho
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Nd Also, THOSE 8 LOTS OF
LAND

on the east side of the aforesaid Canal, dis
reclly opposite TO those 3 above desrrib-
ed, which are distinguished on the afore-
said Plan by the Nos. 20, 81 and %, and
ale together contained within the metes
and bounds, courses and distances fol-
lowing, viz: Beginning for the same at
The distance of 40 feet from the eastern
edge or water line of the Canal, North
III degrees Fast from the north cast end
of the dividing line between the aforesaid
Lots Nos 4 and 5, and running thence
North Az degrees Eas, up steep Hill
$50 feet, more or less to the given or
home line of the Land called the
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ShaVls!!

The attention ofpurchascrs is invited to the as
sortment of Shawls, found at the new and Cheap
Store, Cherry Hill. Also to the Spring Styles
of DeIlincs, Balzorines & Lawns, all Of which
will be sold at reasonable prices.
ap 10 J. S. KENNARD.
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Trustees Sale.

PY virtue of Decree of the Court of
"Chancery the subscriber as Trustee,
will offer at Public Sale, at the Court
House Door in Elktor on
Tuesday the 10th day of June
next at 2 o'clock, P. NJ, "a lot of land
Containing about
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whole purchase money (snd not tetore)
the Trustee will, by good and sufficient
deed to be executed aud acknowledged
agreeably to Law, convey to the purcha
ser or purchasers Of said properly and to
his or their heirs the property to him, her
or them sold free, clear, and discharged
Of all claim Of the parties 10 the cause in
the Cour, Of Chanccry, and Of any person
or persons, claiming BY, from or under
them.
CHAS. NlCOLS, Trustee.
II. w. BOOL, Auct.
May lO--law IS.
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"Two Brothers,

thence running with and bounding on that
line of the Two Brothers Norlhwesieriy
225 feet, then South Al degrees West
$50 feet more or less to a point Or place on
said course, distant 40 feet from the water
line on the east side of the aforesaid Ca
nal, and thence enthusiastically parallel
with the eastern edge Of the Canal and at
the distance Of 40 feet thereirom to the
beginning, (EXcepting, however, and
reservIng to the Proprelors Of the Sus-
quehanna Canal aforesaid. and their Rep
resenalives, a Road of Public Hrghwa y
of the width OF perches, To be laid out
and extended through the aforesaid Lots
n os. 5, 6 ard z, from the north western
to the south eastern limits thereof, and as
near as practicable to the margin of the
aforesaid River Susquehanna, for the gen
era benefit, advantage and accommodation
as well of the Proprietors aforesaid, as of
those other persons, who are now inter-
ested IN, or who have already, or may
hereafter become the purchasers of Mill
Seat Lots situated on the aforesaid Canal. !
And by the deed, made and executed bv
the proprietors of the Susquehanna Canal
on or about the 18Th day of Oct. 1913,
under which the above described lots or
parcels of land are held, there is convey
ed the Right of Water to be conducted
from the aforesaid Canal on the west tide
thereof through the space between the
CANA and The aforesaid 3 Mill seat lots to
and upon the same 3 lots, or any or eth
Their of them, at the proper cost and
charge of the owner or owners thereof, in
such and so many places as he or they
may think proper, sufficient, in the whole,
for the running and working of 6 pair OF
Mill Stones of 6 feet diameter each BY
overshot water wheels OF not less than
Is feet diameter each, and that at all times
henceforth forever reserving to the said
Proprietors and their Representatives a
reasonable time, as occasion may require,
for repairing the aforesaid canal and the
locks thereof or any thing appertaining
thereto, also that the Propriclors of the
Su.quehanna Canal or their Representa-.
tves, shall and will well and sufficiently
support or cause to be supported aud kept
in repair the banks of the aforesaid Canal
and The locks thereof, so as to afford such
supply ol water as aforesaid, and that the
quantity necessary for doing merchant
worn III the best manner, by means OIL
stones and wheels Of the aforesaid dlmen.
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Chancery Sale
OF VALUABLE
Mill Seat Lots.
WATER RIGHTS, AND OTHER
PROPERTY,

NEAR TO TIE TIDE U.4TER LOCKS OF
THE SUSQUEH4h.N.4 C.4yN:7L, NEAR
PORT DEPOSIT, CECIL COUNTY,
MARYLAND.
Hin pursuance Of decree Of the Chan.
,ncery Cour, of Maryland, the subscriber,
as Trustee, will offer at public sale on
the premises, on THURSDAY, the 10Th
day of JULY, 1915, at three O'Clock, P
NJ. The following valuable property,
water and other rights, that is to say.
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Is Acres.

the property of Thomas w. Tyson, ad-
joining lands belonging to the heirs of
Levi Tyson, Jr. decd, and lying upon
the new Road recently laid out, leading
from Egg Hill to EIkton. The land is
under fencing. The improvements are a
Two Story Stone Dwelling House nearly
new, and well of good wafer near the
door.
The terms of sale prescribed by the
Decree are, that the whole of the pur-
chase money be paid in cash on the day
of sale, or on the ratification lhereo by
the chancellor.
G. R. VEAZEY, Trustee,
May 9Th 1S45-ls
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I'LL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL
OF LAND

situate, lying, and being in Cecil County
aud Slate of Maryland, on the east side of
the River Susquehanna, and on the west
side Of the Susqnehanna Canal. near to
the Tide Water Locks of the said Canal,
which is contained within the description
next following-that is to say, in order
to fix beginning for said Land commence
at the upper or north side of the summit
Gales of the 7 lde Water Locks on said
Canal, al the distance of feet westward
lherelrom, at right angles with the west
side of the chamber of the Locks. and in
line with the upper side of the summit
Gates on the west bank of the Canal, and
run thence up ihe Canal north 81 degrees
west SO feet; thence N or,h Az deg. West
100 feet, then North AZ degrees West $50
feet, to the Northwestern boundary line
of Mill Seat Lot No. A, wherein a Saw
Will is erected. and which line is the be-
ginning Of Lot No. 5, and then there be-
ginning for the same parcel of Land, and
running up the west bank of the aforesaid
Canal at the distance of 20 feet westward
from the water edge in the Canal, North
50 degrees West 100 feet, thence North
Az degrees West los feet to the North
western boundary line of Lot No. Z, then
South All degrees West 304 feet more or
less TO the cas-, side of the River Susque-
hanna, thence South G2I degrees East
bounding on the River Susquehanna 232
feet more or less TO the Northwestern
boundary line of the aforesaid Lot No i,
and then North Al degrees East, on and
with the boundary line Of Not No. A.,
252 feet more or less to the place Of be-
ginning, at the corner of said last men
toned Lot, the same comprising all those
3 Mill Seal Lots, Nos. S, 6 aud 7, each
containing 70 feet front on the aforesaid
Canal, and delneated on Plan Of the
Mill Seat Lots at the tide Water Locks
made for the Proprietors of the susque-
hanna Canal. and intended to be recor.
ded in the Office of the Clerk of Cecil
County.
The New York herald., 1845-05-24
TO THE pTyRLyC

COZ @ 2? certain fsse accusations injurious to me
the Right Reverend Bishop Elliott with view to fs neacc
and welfare resigned my connection with IT, Unfair infer
and eSsSssrad v having been circulated edhs
those authorised to do demanded Bishop Eio,f ~ ~ ~
ycstgaon was decided that the matter should be laid bs
fore the Trustees q the Institution They AZ
cordngy Bishop to meet At Savannah the 4sh Nav
% INQUIRE INTO the upon which my resignation
the appointed time Informed the Trustees that was here
come before them After TIVE meetings. which there lacked
one Trustee to make quorum they adjournedsinc die and
informally appsed by them that the Bishop Ter ocio
preferred against me.
Protesting my entire innscence Of the mputsons made
against me- am compelled TO seek other mode Of us-
cation aud IN the meantime ask Of the public suspension Of its
opinion, until either by legal process by the publication
sttemeat IN pamphlet form with all the correspondence
tony and proofs, lay the truth before IT, will az least
be seei that have not avoided inv estigstion.
Svannah, May Is, is43. 7TF 80 s. n. FAY.
mi ttFrh -
The New York herald., 1845-05-24
PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENT.
REAL ESTATE.

EnEcuIoas PynI,c SALE s4LE.Es1AIE JANE. Stokes pr.
n AZ M ss'''
aass franz % s piece q ss
Its II ses fs'! sos city
ssdss ss Sss.s ss:sS ss.SA % 9% % =
=; :s his ssssss depth east and west
yssi" s's ses and aPS dwelling ill
ssss ss
So Y the ely continuing front breadth
shs; s; wds By C fee. length and also the
na s sas ed ds % @ K C.9
OF a., ,aeuIETsnce.; mE;ISus, So, ,.... Ma.
iss s
ssd s5 side e sfSHs Sa % sSs % d ES e the
s sse 81 sdps m s II front Or prssdh e. said
called fsq"ss ssl" Clear ss ;0Sn S iss
that dslsa i.s si ss ss.s
.ide Of sid F!bsr street adons The herein 6self a.
s sS. s ss: y sss
Clear Of ali ncumJrancss '''' y '-'1 a--'' =
IFou;.h street between Rae. and Branch
FSS ssssss % No -. =
on said Fourth street Iss inches and in length depth
privilege Of an alley ON DE North side ofs feet K inches
N B-The following Building Lots will Be sold agreeable
the plan, file the Exchageeopcs of which may be
had al No. 81 Market street, viz - s.N.s tl ss.fe.
ss on the north side Of Race Ashton aud
depth. A,sl. "
!, Ashton 4 p ,srsss-El:y.a Ct Building Lots No. . TO- H.
r. Race md S"S VII: On s.s s e. acss Ia
No. H. whchs % feet 'front.' and the whole la2 feet
IN depth.
Schuykill Front street-Eeven Building Lots Nos l 49,
co. 2 % "a, IS 26, 81 and %, situate the side Of
Schuylk Front between Race and Vine each q
feet inches trout, except No 49, which q feet 'front.' and
schuykll Front steetTwo Puildng Lots Nos % and so
situate the west side of Schuylk Front between
Race and Vine No having front Of q feet inches
and in depth m and No. 30 having front Of 20 feet by 2
Race street between Schuyk Front street and Aspen Al
md o situate on the south side of Race st. between Schny
Kill Erent street and Aspen A:y each 10 feet inches front
80 feet IN depth along sckayii Front street =
Schuylkl Front street. between Race and Cherry
Eight Building By. S dGt. Nes a - A. - =. z and g. stu.
and Cherry each feet inches fsnt by 25 feet
depth except No. A. which 20 feet 10 inches 'front.' by LIS
Aspen Alley between Race and Cherry streets. and between
Schuyki Front and Second Building Lots Nos
side Of Aspen xsy Between Race and Cherry and ssSuyf
rsnt and Second street.: each lot feet nchs. II front by
schayk Front street i. % feet wids curbed and paved
street csrbsd and Ashton street 50 feet wide
N BThe whole Of the above properties will be sold posi-
lively and without Capitalists and Builders invited
to view the premises Terms a sale.
- o'ls' :" WoLBERT HERKNEss.
ml4 WF&Sato29 re Auctioneers.
The New York herald., 1845-05-24
WASHINGTON, May u, l845.
Furious Little Things of General Interest

Harious Little Things Of General Interest.
In respect to the races at the Mount Vernon
Course they have turned out regular failure or blow
up Col. Mershon, the proprietor, seems to have
managed heretofore very badly. In his general
handbi, few days since, he states that the purses
to be run for, though small, will be regularly hung up
at the Judges stand, every day This looked little
cloudy; but when we heard the Interpretation, for
year or two past the purses had not been paid over
according to usage, the necessity of such an assu
rance was self-evident Notwithstanding, it was to
no purpose that this assurance was gwen. No
body appeared-there were no entries-and, of
course, there could be no races On special inquiry
to-day, informed that the idea Is now aban-
doned. There were TO have been three mile heats
to-day and four miles and repeat tomorrow; but 1t
is no 90. When man has once lost the confidence
of his customers, he might as well give up the con-
test
Mrs. Walker, on Sixth street, opposite the west
front of Coleman's Hotel retired, yet convenient to
the Avenue has fitted up for the ladies and gents OF
this metropolis an ice cream, soda, and strawberry
saloon, in regular Broadway style. We think Mrs.
w. cannot fail in this seasonable experiment.
There is neatness and elegance about this saloon
which are truly refreshing, independent of the ber
ries and cream.
The case of the Francis Depau vs. Tasso, two
American ships, which came into collision near
Liverpool some seven years ago, has been argued
before the Circuit Court for several days Some OF
the first and oldest lawyers OF the District are en-
ployed in this litigation.
That staunch democrat and excellent good fellow,
Col S. Medary, Of the Ohio Statesmen, has been
spending some days among US, and expresses him.
self as entirely satisfied that we shall have faithful
and efficient administration and that Capt. Folk
will hold on to Oregon about right. w.
The New York herald., 1845-05-24
New Stock Excl,anx,
Sales OF stocks at Boston.

hailroad M o2m llsx; do, Iisl5 Old Colony Railroad
% So NJ WoSsieI ~ c ,ana RsFGsd ,, r. do
ao % sss Re ,d;ar ~ ri Rs;ig IA % DO 70 d 3
81 100 wllmg sGlg 49, EsilOsd s d. ao2 Worst,
The New York herald., 1845-05-24
AUCTION NOTICES.
:, BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auc,

- go. BENJAMIN MOONEY, Auctioneer
a VSTioN NOTICE-BENJ MOONEY will sell on
Monday, 18th INST, a 10 o'clock, trout of the buildings
uow being removed n William ST. Fulton extensive lo
As, Sc. &c. - - y " ''
Also large quantity of assorted Doors Tim
Der &c particularly worth the sttstion oil builders.
The New York herald., 1845-05-24

ExS1 HEHES " Eas SaSSxs y De 3:
head quarters o . said aaio%
~ soas sdI S Ss
s oa wsrs ~ w srs ss seekers % a
orte Of expressing the oao OF this Association re-
g sa.s
go together for sinister Objects aud interfering with
The President took the chair when after the call Of the meet
ss object ss S mss @ 70
Mssar % S & & %
y R1sou md w Hs .ss g" aud
whe mooa w oi Il ha, s cns Hsg y i've
Il s g X s rssdea a
The pteden. appointed Dr. Philip MerkIe, William Linder.
mann Christopher Mann, Lany aud Peter Pules said Com
COMMITTEES retired on its return reported through Dr.
s!ke their Chairman the following preamble and
Where's The German Democratic Association Of the city
and county Of New York has learned with and
city, and used Them tools s icr the
ssssss., Syss .. y s'sYy
Wesofs ssDss lfr Ths, we ho.s a. 0gs h. M
leges with che whole dsmocrs family satisfied with the con-
Fl, sSSr"
pSs with the character " q and de%o
Resolved That too much good sense and are too po-
lsc.y s1ish,snsd 1 s. fS pretend
Ssss
% ss ne sn movs from Or sPpoet ocs As members
principles aud for Office and that
we have studied M the psorc maxim Of for
Resolved That have supported most and as we
oss q United !Ss. we have a
asd SO ucou
sss s .I sS v6
freedom .ssss. .isE to o. soaSsp
oc. asd he oeassd Il hs
Sasvs Strs simply be bsc.rs. of abse there
c q sS. x
o .s sSSasy s ,Rs sSs
Of sesd asd 5
eracy in Vermont was different FROM variance with the
R:sSvs Ike u nr cs.p. and
e % s . sbs c.Sss Ssss
s s.iss % i'm and ~ %
libel the BODY
ys si ~ q 9s and md is & EEssS
Resolved That the resolutions. adopted at the meeting above
=:
bear &
denim he proceedings msetS to place US
y sse position before our country and detrsct from
Resolved 1 Association and in the name Of the u.
ss that S
or % e an os Private nn the right
for whom honestly and sincerey believe
to be worthy Of prefermcnt.
Resolved That regard the proceedings Of said
:. attempt 70 secure the f.vSI The Executive
ton and thus impress upon him their seeming devotion
his name and interest. ft4Ff
caliy what tev in former tes nIished N The form ~
lutions with regard to the administration of Mr. Tyler that
eatrey with OF Democratic
principles and deserve support such we
proving coedcmning the political acts of all men, 's
Resolved That the proceedings Of this meeting be signed by
the officers Of this Association and be published in the New
Yorker Stsas Zsitung, Morning News, New York Herald
the President Of the United States and each Of the
bers of his Cabinet. .s9
JOHN A. STEMMLER, President.
$1,000 fSM,, s,'l.ss.n Kos.nnrr vice Presidents
fssS. ffssSSeH2a'; Hsssu., ssse.. ma. r,.ne
The New York herald., 1845-05-24
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS,

TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
pRoWN SHEETINGs AND sHIRTIN0s ofevery style
- and width all tbs known brands both heayz and 6ne Ssrk
Mills LsweaceC Indian Head, Cabot AT Chicopee B Mer.
rnack Exeter Unknown, &c. be had
block aioye Perl e Yard wide shsetq6. cent: per yard
Also Bats. W,sks Tw,ne, Warp, Waddias. Aso, best
m2l ltsrh = N UNDERHILL. 10 and y Ced.rst
GLNTLtMAN Of literary habits and good "a acafon is
addressed to B, Herald Office win meet with immediate
attention myA Asrh
The New York herald., 1845-05-24
AMulSEMENTS.
PAIiIS THEATiftE

FaresceA Engagement Of Mr.. anderson.
TnE R nsonM & %sd he ss ia s0BBss B;sSe
slr Anderson Miramoun Chppindale; Angelina, Mrs Alb
TO conclude with the farce of GONE TO TExAs-Mr Swell
Fist Ter Is Crsts-Bore. ID and I'd Te.. 50 cenrs--pt
ssss oeesi the cur.i" will rise precisely =,
NEW BOWEAtf THEATRE.
~ Bo.s. Is crnts-Pi, laii cent. s1sA'1"
with Tie fY
Adsr which THE: WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERS
To conclude with the farce Of How TO PAY THE RENT
PALMO'S OPERA HOUSE.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT.
TIE best Ventilated .ouse ia the City
'saE sstardSy. d"ENs' May s4.S, S.NTs
THE ETH16PEHN tasE MSfS SSESRRENADERs, SR
MEssRs GEhM3N PFIaxn nsIAhHSw2oPk IhS sHNARRNGToN
Change of Programme Nightly
For particulars see small bills,
Doors open a. 155i-Concsr At sk o'clock
direction Of officer Stevens
CASTLE GARDEN.
Prorie.ors III Msssrs French and Hsi'er
Is saturday s ,Hs"ss ES.aiSs. x .si1sSdh' May a4sn.
The viii commence with the the
After which variety Of Da ens Singing &c. by Mademoi.
selle Desjardins Miss Pray and Miss Rosa Garcia.
" Pricr Of Admission Fifty s'i Cent. =" 80
10 Between the E.nteraInm intemisson Of Fifteen
Minutes for Promenade and Refreshments.
Doors ope, At haf-past O'Clock Performance to com
nence At 8o'ciock
71I NlUN's 1HEATHE.
ARCH STREET. PHILADELPHIA
EsoENN o HE bM s E 81 I'll be andls
Mr. Barrett; Bonassus MIR Burton; Bize Mr. Sloman Ce
gar, Mr. Conner; Victorine Mrs Slomsn; Eliza Mrs
The night Of the Ethiopian Opera Company who will APP
- : - - soM.AM-BULL-oLE
NEW BOWERY 1HEATkt
THIS establishment being erected the ground
cupied by the late popular Bowey Theatre and will be
ready for theatrical performances by the lst Of August
The subscriber will receive proposals for from
ladies and gentlemen Of acknowledged talent Letters ia all
be paa and directed the subscriber No 50
mis- 3w.m Manager Man M and 1ainso Proprietor.
NJ DUMSDAY, Professor cf Guitar. Singing Sight Ac
vA cordeon Violin &c., teach ladies aud
rmen Of New York their esdencr the
&C., in short time, by his Anayzng and lnductive
System Terms moderate
An improved Accordion for sale.
Good city references given application at No s. Chyse
NEW MUSIC.
II RILEY CO., 297 Broadway, publish and keep hand
extensive assortment OF New aud Fashionable Music
possible prices They Instruments superior
ywarrant article they SELL being practically acquant
ed with the different branches Of their business Military Bands
supplied At the most reasonable rates my22 lm*nc
VAUXHALL GARDEN SALOON.
THIS PLACE OF AMUSEMENT will open Monday
will please call the Saloon the hours Of
H. my22 3tisrrc
The New York herald., 1845-05-24
w. Z. JENNINGS " CO.,
DRAPERS AND TAHORE.

IMPORTERS Of Cloths Casmsres, Vestings Fancy
Articles, &c. No 23 Broadway. American Hotel offer for
rious styles.
The aid Of as efficient corps Of Cutters, be found
the country the belief that the style and charac
ter Of Garments will be such continuance
the liberal patronage heretofore elected
Whilst of the continuance OF the system
Small Profits and Quick Returns fail be appreciated
by those who would effect saving the per centage e
Wed under the credit system.
We would refer in particular to the Pantaloons
bsd fush-han which there garment trying the
skill Of Cptteand solicit trial from those who appreciate
fit, comblinng and elegance.
In addition the usual Of goods kept by the
trade have always hand Ready Made Dress and Froc
Coats Pantaoons Vests &c the requirements Of
those who, in Of emergency, require 6rstrae
suit.
Also Fancy Articles great Variety Scar Cravats
Handkerchief, Gloves, Suspenders Hosiery UnderVests
Drawers, Linen and Muslin Shirts, Collars, &c. &c.
The New York herald., 1845-05-24
NEAPOLITAN BONNETS.

NEAPUIITAN BONNETS.
po the Naapolitan Bonnets, respectfully inform the trnde
thatthey ready supply the above article of the
latest style and Of superior quality, quantities suit
chasers.
They that they alter and clean the Bouets
appear equal TO
Buyer cautioned against inferior article Of the kind
medal the fair Of the American Institute has tick
tupon it Apply VYSE SONS 72 Pearl street at the
manu- factory Of PATTISON, NOE K CO,
my4 Imis$ec M Is Delaney
CARRIAGES FOR SALE.
SEVERAL secondhand Carrisses, consisting Of Coaches
~ Barouches Rockaway and other Wagons also mpored
Landaues Carage with glass ont also several saddle and
hands hgh also, baouch pair Of Horses 6 hands high and
harness. the OF gentleman going EuTepe all Of
which will be sold bargain. Can be DISBROWS
Riding School, 400 Bowery. m2l a
CENTREYIILE COIIR IRSE=TROTTING