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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-05-16

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Irish servant girl, and she was the ont
orson left with the stranger in that part
he house. Beuy had heard OF the ho
IrIdiron operation OF Ihe Mason ,snd know
ng that The young clerk was to be admitted
hat night, IhoNghI she would have bit o
innocent fun. She took large grdiron,or
which she had brolIed many sleak, all,
lplsCed it on The Gre in full view of the younl
lexpeclant Of mysterious gripes sllred uI
the blazing fire and returned to watch TN
result CleIky continued 10 pass and le'
pass the door, and ever and anon Betty saw
him cast wishfuI glance al the fire, place
The iron was growing rsddet Overv time b.
passed lie shook his head-a sigh escap,
Jed him! Betty was in ecsIacies. 10 place
her victim still deeper in agony, she placed
IA small screen taken from Leading TO The bal
as il ~ hide from his view The fearful lnsIru,
menl Of honorable torture.
As The cunning jade was retreaing, III,
young man vita WAX of the eye,a beco,
Of The hand, and a come here Of the head
succeeded in sIresling hel progress for D
moment
'A-s-whaI is the gridiron on the ii (,
for nOw,' said he, 'my good grrl, will YOU
ell met
Oh, sir! but | really don't like to. !
wouldn't be polite
Oh! never mind I'm exceedingly anxious.
10 know
Why there is LODGE up stairs 10 nigh,
And "a
Well well know there is lodge up
stairs 10 night, Bu, what is that iron in
The fire for! Tell me coed gir! pray YOU
Tell me quickly
Why-why-i-'
Speak out. Dol I'm aching to heart
Why The Msjor told me Is how they're
going 10 make a Mason 10 nighl snt that
III know about A.
That was enough The ofl told tale wa,
rue! That grIdWon was for him. A
,hange came ov in N ,menN. he wouI
lOl be huInpI with mn iron 3s hot az M:
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INCIDENTOF THE REVOLUTION

On the morning Of our national bI:lh
lsy, the fourth Of JuIy, 1879, when The
declaration Of the .3merIcah lndepen
Ieuce was msde the Committee
previously appointed to draft that In
lrumenl, made tteir report through
their Chairman Thomas JcheIson '-anc
by whom it was read, ,Dhe house paused -
hpsl,aled. That instrument, they saw,
cut them Of even from the mercy o.
Great Britain. They saw with pro
uhetic vision all the horrors OF a san.
culinary wsr-csrnsge and deSola'io'
passed in swift review before Them
They saw the prospect Of having rveleo
still more closely upon their already
cha1ed and bleeding limbs The chains oI
,lsve,y, Tie hOnse seemed 10 wave'
silence, deep aid solemn silence
reigned, throughout The hall OF the spa.
cious capitol. Every counienance IndI'
Gated that deep meditation was a, WORK
and The solemn resolutions were calling
for Gouble energy'-Ar this fearful crisI'
when the very destiny Of the country
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From The Cipcipnsl, llorning Herald.

~" Casunlty.-At the Mansion House, in this City,
The West side Of mains, between Front and Columbia,
the morning OF the 2ih mat interesting little girl of
Rbout eight years OF age accidentally fell against stove,
burning her LEI! hand frighitu
the irdcscrbabe agony in ths lecerated and burn,
member, almost parhlyzing the whole forearm with PAIN
ii this Of excitement II wHs ugge-ied by an in
the house. who prulenty supplied with box
of DALLEY'S TRUE PAIN EXTRACTOR, ihstii should
he used And 10 The nm7zeueut OF the unxiou. parents
and soci,ous feaG not Eve minutes had elapsed after the
first application OF the ointment before the tle suffering
perfectly and during the day entirely
comfortable, parlakng OF her accustomed sleep tie ensuing
night Since that time Inconvenience has been expo
reuced, except the of handling the limb whleit bess
1hGi the public may not be misied as to this important
case all DESTROYS OF farther particulars respecting
it, respectfully referred 10 Mrs Elizabeth Terhnne aud
Miss Hammer and several OF the boaroers In the house.
Ge1ers Depot for the sale OF the above sRve l23 Fulton
81 Sun Building ~ Y. ml2 61sf
u Or. Bnnuing's Body Brace.-For The re-
lief OF weakness of tho Lungs Voice, Spine Limbo and
System generally, particularly of Dyspepsia Costivenes,
Pain in the Stomach and Sides Also children and adults
who weak tend TO droop, fagued on exercise
and are Inclined 10 lean elbow.
lady asendsnce in the ladies' department from 10 A
NJ. To P. NJ and from 10 7. NJ
Office i}1 Broadway. mis- Sml3
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COM S T OCk & co
Io~o on S,.-,.. --lt .l,.. fssl.,.->,,,s r-a<,-t
articles, which have Obtained such
I..l a.

articles, which have obln;ntd sucl
unhounded popularity. viz:
EONNELLS Magical Pain Extractor cures al sores,
NPAINs. lNFi ANATioNS TcHfNGs, and saves life in any
Of burn cah. II the vilas are unnIured. Every
will syTaTs returned does Please, he particular
ami bny ONLY at2i Cort.and-st.
positively he cured by the sos the INDIAN VEGET
ABLE ELIXtR and LlNlMENT. The scepllca we invite
Standing in this city vino have been cured Of rheumatism
by this remedy. They warranted.
nEAFNESS-0R McNAIBS ACOUSTIC OIL has
pTo-et ve-J successful In curing even total Dg"esS we
have many certificates from citizens Of this city, who have
used ihs OIL with complete We cordially invite
al who troubled with any deaSe ofte En- 10 eSVnine
the p~o0t.
The Pies ara warranted 10 " cured bv the genuine HAYS
LINIMENT ard LINS BALM or CHINA, or the money
efuuded. Who will now suffer with this distressing cor
plant
COMSTOCK ! CO.'S SARSAPARlLLA Is as pure ADD
strong an from th- ceebrstet ROOT as an posi-,
afford 10 se H. being 80 per bottle 81 per dozen
II II the only sri'ce WI eff -rualy pur,y the BLOOD
from all impurities. Those who have been imprudenI III
tie use ofcslomel Hind relief from X
EAST INDIA HAIR DYE-This chemical preparation
viii cocr the bar my shade. FROM light brown ~ jet
black aud nure the hsr stain the SKI 10 The least
Preserve ami bsautfy thu hair by usicg OLDRlDGES
BALM OF COLUMBIA, which Immediately stops he hair
from falling ont. eDd restores II when had.
Horps-KOLMSTOCK'S VERMIFUGE is a safe, easy
Gnd C-c.unl remedy for worms IN children Adults 10 eve
ry II is entirely VEGETABLE, and cancot inure the
delicate CHILD should there be no Worms Price
2jr
NEW DISCOVERY by which all STOVES ,xn PIPES Of.
CRATES may be hepl Jet black with beautiful polish "a
COACH BopY, with application year. II Keeps all
Stoves and Pipes from rustug through the summer This
Varui.h entire tr-en'Or ind surpuscG ard de-
lights all who use II.
ROACH AND BEDsUG gANE-a sure remedy Price
IS cents WARRANTED.
CAT ZION TO 8E REWEMBERED-The shove named
articles -od genuine only in This city by C0MSToCK
L co. 81 Couand.st.
Remember the number, 81 lake hl, direction wild you.
mil
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mis- 3nis

u The Great american Remcdics-Southern
Balm and Alternative PslNe happy know from
Agents and nom me increasing demand that There
cellent Medicines have succeeded beyond all precedent
Very msnY have them the safe, ard pleasant
general Family Medicne-fndinE from experience. TINT
when used directed they the safe ind eectua
yet tried in almost every complaint flesh Is heir
both be used according TO circumslancesl We at first
end them for consumption, bleeding ut the lungs
coughs colds liver complaints bronchial affections, whoop
ing cough GROUP and all diseases arising from obsirucIed
But find they readily diseases of The
kidneys dopsy dyspepsia and depression OF Spirits &c
satisfactorily uppearto who eNami es the
uudoubed testimonials contained 10 the pamphlets, which
,orehe. It'll The Medicines MAJ be had Ke,ch
am l2l Futor-st Rush!ou Co. no. A. B. Sands Co.
rs aud of the propeios 6Ss Broadway and of all the
principal Druggists the City and throughout the United
STATES milo 3iseod
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General Notices i.

tE The Human dnir-l, il an established FACT
ignorant empires say the con;rury-thRt all!
srases pomaiuns or article OF snilsr character
s2ouvey injurious - hair tina, shows any symptom Of
"seAn.ss or change OF color.
I. ~. CLlREHu0H'S PATENT TRICoPHERouS
"g sfuce ever iaverted that will prevent and cur.
grey Heir and entirely Scuri and Daud-
WA strengthen the weakest hsir; give II Roft
apPeAF ssce sad produces beautiful lowing cur =
ue co'neined advantages OF and Tn oil with.
nee Of ~ properties OF the one the greasy appear
~ equally beneficial for Tho infant IA Ills for
.no and Is not only recommended but In daily use
b., e principal medical faculty in the city The
b., acc rance use nothing else. In Havana Mexico and
mas superseded the of every other &rtcle for
comfort IN warm ciirnsie "
yLikEau0as Principal Office 205 Broadway mex, to
r mia lmis
Spring Fashion for nsir Currinr 1916
< Phslon, 2t5 Broadway.
This L. the only establishment, where clean brush
- used FOR each person. mp lmia
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NEW CARPETINGS.
Floor OIL Cloths, &c. for the Spring TT

Floor on Cloiba &c. Tor The Spring trade.
SMITH LoUNsBERRv, +43 pEARL-sT OPPOSITE WILLIAM
re NOW DAILY RECEIVING ,heir sup piles Car
II pepgs for tho Spring trade embracing all OF the
and paiisru5 many which entirely and I'm
surpassed for elegance. The comprises Royal
Brussels Three Ply Imperial Double Super Superhne and
Fine Ingram CarpeDg Floor Oil Clohs from to q feel
wide without seam, old and well seasoned Venetian Car
pets of al! the various styles aud widths; Rugs Duggets
Matlings Table and Piano Covers with general
nent OF all other articles connected with the trade.
Persons chou, furnishing private residences hotels steam
bouts and lod rooms will ind decidedly 10 their advau
age exaGe this assortment before making their
lions. Offering such inducements rarely
bs with. An experienced uphostsrer in constant
poy and tit carpets aud oil cloths nj the shortest
lice mil Owls
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JUST PURLIsEE Ed,

The Business Directory. for SAC and lsl7.
CONTAiNING cOmpiee Classification OF the Profess
~ sions and Trades pursued ia this City. Thu business
men arranged under 1854 different heads and by
of en- Index, c.n be immediately referred 20.
PRICE 81 CENTS ONLY, WITH \ MAP OF THE CITY.
The above valuable work is 10 pocket SIZE bound In mus
n gilt and from the attention bestowed H. csn be
omme1det with confidence 10 the patronage OF the COM
munty.
Strangers in Ne York are res2eeluy invited 70 call and
examine the above work. JOHN DOGGETT, Jr
mI7 Sits Directory Establishment, 56 Broadway.
TO LAWYERS. LAW STUDENTS, &C.
AW AND LAZINESS. or Students Lava be auli-
kLfuv original VIII be
ST. on Wednesday S,hils original in design end
sprgh,y in execution aud il real picture OF MANY Law
STUDENT Of this civ Price l2t cents. m7 PITS
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CARPETINGS

NHE extensive and well assorted stock Of the late firm OF
w. w. CHESTER CO. consisting OF ROYAL, Will
ton. BRUSSELS, THREEPLY, Ingram and VENETIAN Car
peling of elegant patterns, and from the approved
msuuiscturerswit great variety of OLD ENGLISH and
AMERICAN Floor oil Cloths for sae reduced prices
No. 1871 Brond way. corner OF Dev.st. m6 2wist
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A. racILROY, DENTIST,

DESPECTFULLY give. notice that h has returned from
EAEurops and snow S57 Broadway second above
Frankin-sl The advertiser would invite public attention
style Mineral Teeth which he Is introducing These
las they have been nsInec mould ed
from Teeth ard attached 20 gold plates without
solder any whatever behind tn- Teeth And those
elegant Teeth inserted IN European
cities hive them safely repaired In The same man
by the hrsi in those cities Al improved
material for hng the diapidated class OF Teeth Gold Fill
~ In The most thorough usnrer. Dl4 e5rss'
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CARPETING. OIL CLOTHS, &C.

No. 81 EAST BROADWAY AND IL DIvIsIoS-Sr.
FAMILIES in want Of Csrpeiing, Oil Cloths, Rugs
Drugee,a, Table and Piano Covers any other article
in the line informed that they VIII ind. Guons
splendid assortment of all the various
articles connected with the trade Purchasers will fnd
many choice patterns Of Brussels three ply and ingram
Carpets also Oh Cloths that be ob.snei other
stores; all OF which viii be sold prices lower than
before offered The goods all received drec, from the
manufactures. VII. GUTON,
nq iasodu No 81 Ess. Broliway and II Division ST
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Garpetlns.
NEW CARPETINGS.
Floor OIL Cloths, Sc. for The Spring Trade
r. SMITH, JR. s. Co.

r. SMITH, IR. s. Co.
No 25i Broadway, opposite City Hall.
HAVE NOW in their warehouse, and constantly
receiving the richest and elegant styles OF Car
petiugs embracing the newest patterns and comprising
VARIETY which for beauty and extent ia entirely
passed Among the may be found the following
kinds OF goods adapted 10 every mode OF furnishing VIZ
ELEGANT FRENCH AUBUssoS CARPETS.
ENGLISH ADMINISTER.
ROYAL VELVET WILTON, and
TApEsTRIE VELVET and BRUSSELS CARPETIS6s.
ofnew and beautiful desigp and rich colors
thing Ply Sup-riue and Fine In
grain Carpaiings every variety; Nenelians Plain,
Twilled and Dsmask, of every quality and width
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
various patterns and description, containing naoy en-
rely design old and eilseasored read yor inedi
USE together with complete assortment of all other
lices connected with the trade.
All persons furnishing private residences hotels and
steamboats, will find il their advantage examine this
goods before making their selections these
goods w offer exceedingly low prices. mq lmiR'
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ANALYTICAL MAMMAL.


RTANUAL, Analytical and Synlhstcal, OF photography
lfland Definition; by James n. McEigot, Principal Of
the Mechanics Society Scho ]. NeY YORK. " have
amlned With The Manual of OrLhography and
Definition, prepared by ~ McEigo,; of this CITY and
iase pleasure in commenting Il the favorable consiera
lion of tue friends Of education There is fund good
practical wisdom and useful arransement in lis
work often combined within the limits. l. will.
persuaded greatly facilitate The sndy nf our srguage
ard teachers well ec-ncrs VIII f1i c2ie for Eank-
fitness IN the uieritorOg5 Futhor.
TIIEO. FRELINGHUYSEE
Chancellor Of the New-York University.
mlg MARK Il. NEWMAN. Pnhlishsr. 1919 Broslway.
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INVALIDS. REJOICE


STILL FARTHER PROOF The Genuine Preparation.
y DR. SWAYNES COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY.-Consump,on, Coughs, Cold. Asthma, Whoop.
ing Cough SpilGng Blood Liver Complaint, Tickling or
Heart Pa;a il the Side Breast. Broken CoEsttuon &c
Ia curag the above diseases ihs medicine has equal
AGESTs-C. Il. Ring, at d. Minors Old stand. Broadway
and Johl-st, Z. a Sands s3 Bowery 2. g. Warner, 205
Rleecser. J. 3 Dodd. III RroRd .=av. n2 lmeodis'
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MARRIED.

On Thursday, 10th inst by Rev. S H. Cone. WAL
TER j. MILLER, of this city. to ELIZABETH, daugh'
ter of the late John Burtis, Esq of Rochester.
On the evening of the Nth inst by Rev. Mr.. Spoor,
Mr. J. Z. D. COMSTOCK to Miss ELIZABETH A. daugh.
tor Of Nathan Comstock Esq all OF this city.
At Newark, n. J. on the of 10th inst. by Rev Dr..
Scott Mr.. NJ. 5. DUNHAM, of New-York City, to Miss
HANNAH MARIA, daughter of Isaac Matthews. Of the
former place.
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Whir Now Wl;c Eyer

W Third Ward.-The Wing Electors oi the Third
Ward are requested TO meet The Old Wing Head Qusr.
ters, No. col WRshng;on.st. on "Wednesday Evening,
March 18TH hsipas oclocs for the purpose of elect
SO elect Ward Nominating Committee 10 select a
Charter Ticket c be supported By he Wings al the Spring
Election The Whgs Of ths Ward requested to Oe pune
,ua in their attendance BY order of The Ward Committee
JAMES z. WOOD, Chairman.
ALEX. BATES, inlI q
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r pi,nl,n.. phonogrnpl,y.-m

u Pimdn's PhonOgrnphy.-Mr. II. J. HupsoS
VIII form Classes this week in the basement Of the
Church of the Divine Unity-5etwcen Spring aud Prince
No 5e Broadway First lesson Wednes-
dOy l9;h met. st4t P. M-to he repeated u P NJ. Pit
mans system Of phonetic short hand shown be be the only
complete and practical one; its rapid spread and
in England snd in ihs country tia adaptation Report
ing, All interested are invited TO attend. The afternoon
class the particular accommodation OF ladies' and of the
teschers aRd pupils of the various schools NIL 2is-
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Gtram GOODS.


STRAW GOODS STRAW GOODS!.
sOHN +. SEAMAN having removed from is Maiden-lane
y 10 the new SO JoHNsT, William, offers for
sale and will keep hand through the extensive
sssorlmsn, Of STRAW BONNEIS, comprising every thing
isabe ulede from the Italian, English, French and Swss
Bruids az well as thoss OF domestic manufacture.
He invites tbs attention ci dealers both city and country,
his stoca feeling confident they will hnd his Goods OF the
b s. eyle OF and prices low the market
yyill afford 2if SaTis2mD &3mW'
STRAW BOHNETS
CHAPLIN No IL Jolin-st tnear Broadway has on
a.. good OF fashionable Straw Bonneis,
which viii be- sold at She lowest cash prices Miners
invited my goods before purchasing elsewhere
,n7 2meods
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e9- sprins Styles Hats for s. 50, =, MlLLS'S,
l7a Broadway. Howard Hotel-Ths public will bear in
mind hs, the ach hats usually sold for
= So a higher price article in fac: $ In, sud sill
10 asked loF II Ia IS 50 mic wis
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NEW ENGLTSU WORKS.

HISTORICAL. Biographical. Scientific &c.
L Msaud's History 5f The Dars Ages, SvO. IS -.
Banc's History OF Ten Years. lSj0-i0 vols $40 $50
Prichards Natural History Of Man cord plates, 50
A. Beckeits Life and Letters, by Giles. 2vols 81.
Thomsons Memoirs of the IecObiles. vcs 2vo. 81 81.
gham's Lives ~ Men OF Letters and Science 81.
Korner's Life and Letters. traassned. vols 81 30.
Duke of Matlhoroug's letter, and Dispatches vols So.
Alex. Simpsons life ard Travels 8vn. 81
Husied's Principle Of Geology. } vols 3g'. 81.
Mante's Medals OF Creation , vols. iu-trsted 81
Budge's Practical Miners Guide $40. $ 80.
Gregory's OutlDas of Chemistry. l2no. - -.
Pslmer's Pen,aglo Dictionary. 3vo. -
Washe Treaiuent OF Cancer. 3vo. 81 30
Chen's System Of Slrgery, by South. Vol. |. s..
Carpenters Animal Pathology l2ro - p
Daniels Elements OF MeteTsooFy. vols. - 81.
Cuviers Animal Kingdom. edition $40. S.
Cudworth's Intellectual system edition vols $40.
McCuoch the Principles Of Taxation. evo 81 30.
Siephens's Commentaries on The Laws OF England I
vols. S2i.
D. APPLETON Il co. importers, con Broadway
Single copies OF Foreign Books, imported TO order.
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ES'- Window Shade Depot, No. 2 spruce-st.-
1900 psr alwsys hand. Persons about furnishing Their
house, will save 81 least 100 per cent by calling the De-
poi 6ARTOL De MAuNY.
n B.-Cord BrosEes and TsaseB In lots auit msnufc.
rrrr. --4- NJ !.N
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~ V. Il. Paine
H. Iaz.

v. Il. Palmer is the duly authorized .isent OF no
OF the hes, newspapers Of all the cities aud principal loves
in the United States and Canaca for which he receives ac
and s6sc, ptions, and fully empowered TO Et,e
receipts.
HIS Country Newspaper afrertisng Agency 10 In the Tr
buue Buildings and gohere else in New York. where he
,rsies !. distinctly understood hs all orderS intended for his
Agency should be addressed Gud where the papers
advertising, &c. may be The Road to Wea,
brief treatise advertising may be had al his Office gratis
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DIED

In Brooklyn, on Monday, 10Th inst. CHARLOTTE l..
wife Of William H. Jackson aged twenty years and
fvo months.
Friends and relatives of the family requested TO at
tend her funeral without farther invitation from her late
residence, Cintonst. opposite Schemerhorn Wednes-
day afternoon AT O'Clock.
On Tuesday. the l7th inst. of inflammation the lunss,
ROLLIN Il. w son of Charles F. and Charlotte B. Van
War;.
The friends of the family and those of William Martin,
deceased respectfully invited attend his funeral
this "wednesday afternoon at o'clock at No. l26 Or.
c5ard St without farther invitation.
1t Canaan Litchfeld Co. Conn. March 18th, HORACE
HUNTINGTON, aged 60 years con Of the late Thomas
Huntington, NJ. d. of same place.
Al the same place March la,h, Capt JOHN ROCK.
WELL, aged 20 years.
At the same place March Ith, Mrs FEM, wife Of
James Fenn ESQ aged 10 years.
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Inl7 q

e. Nesn,erism DIR. DoDS will deliver course OF
FIVE Lectures the Philosophy OF Memesm in the First
Free Congregational Church in ChryEes commencing on
Tuesday evening March IL half past O'Clock, and
timing every evening during the week The most brilliant
and interesting experiments witnessed in Mesmeri,m
Gslvansm and mineral Magnetism, viii be exhibited -
Admission - cents. m7 4ts'
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50 Allen DodwUrit's Private Dancing school J.,
No as Hroome-:- Broadway. Polks. Nazr:ka and
sll Other fashionable daucss laugh, in correc, .Iye
Snlr
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%HERIFF'S SALE.--By virtue of q writ OF seri fs
,1cias directed and delivered. viii expose to ss
vesbue OF the City Hall OF the City oil New-Yors
Wednesday the 18Th day OF pr next, II oc ock
all The right title and inter7s. Of Henry Creger which
werd, OF IN and 10 s that lo piece or purce.
and situate lying ali being il the Sixteenth ste Te
Ward OF the Ctty Of New-York and known and dist
gushed 90 certain OF that part toe estate of
) Arden, deceased, lying in the sstd Sixteenth la
Twelfth Ward, made by George g. Smith City Surveyo
dated The eighth day Of June 1855. and filed The Office
Register Ia and for The City and County Of New-Yor
10: Is known by the number eighty 30) aud Is bounded
follows, TO *t:-Norh-e.st-fiy by number eighIyop
i on sad map Souih-ess:ey by lot number ninety
NORTH westerly In front By SeyentayeEue; being twen
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dred feet deep each side together with the ouion
enemens Establishments and app1rtenances tnefsanSWS
longing 10 any apper.sining. Dated Se $50
March l7th l346 WM. JONES, oneLH-
TRos- !. PEERS, Deputy Sheriff NILS is"'"'