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BY this Evenings Southern Mail.
From the N. o. Pisayune, Oct. n.
rHE ARMY OF CHIHUAHUA.


From Major NJ. c. M. Hammond, United States
army, who arrived day or two since from Port La
vacca and San Antonio, Texas, we obtain the fol-
lowing information:
One-haf of General Woos army left San Anto-
MO for the Preside on the Rio Graide on the Goth
Of September. The general went in person on the
29th. The remainder, consisting of sixteen comma
MES of Illinois infantry and four companies of Ar
kansas cavalry, were under command Of Col.
Churchill, inspector general United States army Be-
tween the 5th and 9Th of October, eight Of these
companies marched, commanded by Col Hardin;
and Col. Churchill was to have conducted the re-
malnder on the l4th, leaving one or two companies
IN garrison at Bexar, to protect supplies and furnish
escorts.
General w. expected to reach Preside in twelve
days He will establish depot at that point I'M
til it is ascerained whether steamers can ascend the
Rio Grande to position more suitable for his oper-
atoms. His army will cross the river on a flying
bridge, boats for which were constructed at San An
tonic, under the direction Of Capt. Fraser, engineer,
and were transported in wagons. The river at the
crossing is said be near 400 yards wide, from 50
to 100 of which are swimming and with rapid cur
rent of six miles the hour If opposed by consld-
erble force the passage would be exceedingly diff
cult, and could not be effected without great loss.
Col. Harnoy's command, in July, were compelled
to swim about sixty yards, and the stream scat
tered them, that 100 resolute men, as asserted by
of his officers, could have prevented their land
ing,
Az soon as supplies are received to enable him to
advance, Gen. Wool will press on to chihuahua,
taking Santa Rosa and MoncIoya in his route, The
former town il garrisoned with regular troops and
is said to be capable of strong resistance This line
of operations Is longer than MIGHT be selected but
il has the dvantsge of turning the mountain passes
of abundance of water and some provisions--and
runs within seventy or eighty miles Of Gen Tavor,a
when co-opernion can be readily effected if neces.
sary. G1
Gen Wool has xbitited great ac,iv ,tv and enarpv
in preparing for The march On arriving at San
Antonio. on the | .th Of August he was far in adj.
vance of his army and ha supplies, and met with
lnul,icra9'o ops.ae,es III procuring wagons teams
riu iio Iugyeu MS FORCES Ill inc
l .s ptps.,'op,e ,noent WIN 80 nlseu num-
oeI =, ta'e,'S as scufoely 70 lust'y ms advance
II i1u"d l'lPoss'o,e 20 transport supplies ny
|'ter 70 ue rlesiuio or o'ner points on ihe MO
C'riue WhehIe " iu'n'sl lne umysN VII, De ne
cessa'y 10 hau. a., sne'r provisions from Iort La
saoIa, ~ WY ~ nai at'onio Issuance 70 ohl-
nualiu" VI noe,'y ooo ,,''!es anu tnrougn country
~ ,""y @ Nv aao ,s lor neeyy w2g-
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THE DAILY UNION
NOMINATION IN BosroN-THE TARIFF |

NOMINATION IN BoSToN-THE TARIFF
The new tariff gains friends every day. The
farmers have fell the good effects Of the reduction Of
duties in England, and shiP-owners, ship-buIders,
rggers, and sail-nakers begin 10 find that the new
tariff will benefit their business. Freights are rising
ships in good demand and advanced prices paid for
them, with great activity in the shP-yards from
New York all along shore to the northeastern boun-
Diary of the State of Maine. Even the city of Bos.
lon-that head and focus OF the manufacturing in
terest-is becoming reconeled to it, and the manu-
facturers find good demand for their goods, while
those engaged in commerce plainly that the new
tariff will bring to them an immense increase Of
business.
One proof of this, is the nomination Of Peter f.
Homer as the democratic candidate for Congress
thus evineing confidence in the new tariff, which Mr.
Homer so earnestly and efectually advocated during
the last session Of Congress.
IL is to be hoped that the mercantile and shipping
interest will rally around the polls, and show by
their votes that Boston is not entirely governed by
spinning jennies and mules.
When the tariff of 1876 has had six months Of
fair trial there will not be found any opposing inte-
rest, except, perhaps, few disappointed political
Raee-seekers, whose great forte is finding fault
with the measures OF government, be they good or
bad.
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SPEcIE.-Some orders have already been given
as we know, for remittances to be made in gold fro
England, and the very low rate Of exchange,
while very little of this years crop has gone for
ward, except ofaour and wheat indicates that large
sums must be imported during the winter and spring
An importation often millions of gold would be a
very poor beginning Of the universal work Of ruin
under the new tariff, which, in eighteen months, was
to send all the coin out of the country and break the
banks from Dan to Beersheba. -f A.
..s. IN Y journal Of Commerce
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DIED.

In this city, on the Sd instant, Mrs REBECCA
TAYLOR, in the 54th year Of her age l'"
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral from her late residence, on the
corner Of New York avenue and 2ed street. at three
o'clock, tomorrow, without further notice. "'a"
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1909

"Union to be heard from, which will give ma
jority to Colonel Herendon; it being his place Of
residence
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-11-03

Mr.. Webster has been recently nominated for
the presidency, by a Wing convention, which was
held at Exeter, New Hampshire. -
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The rumor, in the newspapers, that Commodore
Stewart is to take command Of our squadron in the
Gulf Of Mexico, appears to be without foundation.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

None of the members Of Congress Gall dcmocrats)
encountered any serious opposition at the last cleo
ton. Mr.. Black was run at without any. success.
correspondent says, "his two opponents are both
eminent members of the bar; and both respectable
citizens. The question was raised on his vote on
the Oregon Notice; and you see the result. The
mass of the public are supporters of the administ-
ton ,..
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The official return in Pennsylvania for canal COM
shows what thin vote was given at the
recent election, and accosnts in a considerable de-
gree for the loss Of the State.
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A DAMANTINE Candles.---3O boxes, in
IA prime order, Just received, and for sale low.
Oct 24--a 4 I J. A. D0NOH0o.
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."GENgRAL have the honor herewith TO
transmit monthly summary statement for the
month Of August; and to inform you that every.
thing remains perfectly quiet in this province and
the inhabitants apparently well disposed, though the
Indians continue their depredations as usual $50
General kearny returned, five days since, from
expedition, with about 800 men, through the set
dement's for about 100 miles below this, on the Rio
Grande, the inhabitants everywhere receiving him
with open arms, and expressing much apparent sat-
isacton at the order of things about to be es-
tablshed among them. ,... 'Iaa. ar...ut.'
"On the 18th inst, an order was issued directing
all the companies of the 1s dragons 81 now here,
to be prepared to march for California on the Goth
instant, though nothing yet has been heard from the
battalion Of Mormons that was 10 accompany the
expedition; the movement is now ordered without
waiting for them, the is getting too far adj
vanced to delay longer; all those acquainted with the
route conourripg in the opinion that we ought to be
off by this time, otherwise that we may expect TO
encounter much snow, and difficulty in crossing the
mountains. .r. sch sgaI ga ar ~ f-
"Thfee companies Of the Missouri volunteers are
now under orders for Sobolleta 100 miles southwest
and two companies to Abiouieu about sixty miles
northwest These COMPANIES have been thrown out
to operate against the Navajo and Apache Indians,
who are continually committing depredations driv-
ing off the stock Of the inhabitants, &c. t
"Should the additional regiment of Missouri vol
unteeTs under Col, Price, be stationed in this sec.
ton Of country during the coming winter, see but
little prospect oftheir animals getting through H. as
there viii be no surplus forage m the country, and
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r., -. -s=.zs:;s:.sI THROUGH ~ ~
Ess3 .S.s;..aiS:.:as HOUR FROM NEW. 81


INC und PIrTSBuRG, via PHILADELPHIA, BALTI.
MORE and OHIO RAILROAD, Cumberland, Ml-3SO
MILES RAILROAD
To Western Travelers!-Greet United States Mau and
Passenger Route to Wheeling. P.tsburg Cincinnati aud
the South and West
Passengers going directly through,
Leave NewYorH, foot OF LibertysL North River at a.
?. VI In the Great Mall Truin
Arrive IN Philadelphia Ht 0 F. II.
Leave Philadelphia al 10 ?. VI. tiaily-Ma TIatn.
Arrive N Baltimore at A. VI.
Leave Baltimore Ut I. A. VI by the Baltimore and Ohio
Raiir0Hd 1870 niles
And arrive u Cumberland at s ?. "
Leave Cum. erllnt 81 r VI. b. the National Road and
Good lnreu stage Lines and arrive IN WheeIgs P.uS
bur h next evening.
r. The SgcoSo Mat leaves New-York, A. ". by
Railroad Leave Philadelphia, sundays excepted at
NJ. By Steamboat and A NJ. by Railroad for Baltimore.
Passengers for PiIisburg take ae splendid ana uod
built Steamboats, al brownsville aud thereby have only
u miles OF Staging on tue whole route.
Flrst class Steamboats, leave Wheeling and Plttsbur9
hourly and Passengers forwarded without daay 70
Cincinnati and all other Ports IN The South aud West Ess
81 10 Cincinnati
For throus tickets by this apply Philadelphia
the Railroad Office VI Market ind Eleventh ats Of
IS SouhThrd-sL and board steamboat DOcksL wharf
Fare trou gh from Philadelphia ~ Wheeling, s5i 10 Pits-
burg sl2 With the privilege Of stopping Baltimore and
re-umiug pleasure. For farther Information apply
10 J. l.. SLEMM GR, Agent
Railroad Office foot Of Lberty-sL at r NJ and 9; D.
Adams 4 Co.'S No. IG WGl-st. al IL A. u or Guy H@
tel No. 1893 Broadway Il5I cod
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CONSTIPATION,
(cosTIyENEssJ
DESTROYED

Destroyed
Htho4 sd.erej, Injections, Bsss Dse0Fery RfeeHty
made u F'YGHes.
DY " WARrON-Price Tn.dy cents.-The Fifth
DEnxisE ed;tlon translated from The I'd French edition
Of the exposition Of natural simple agreeable and IN
ieble trecenty discovered IN Brance not only o.
cyercorng but also Of com plet-iy destroying obstinate
nyeterat- and hebiiual Constipation whai using either
uurgaiires INFECTIOUS baths followed By reat
Der OF authentic documents from eminent physicians and
other persons OF distinction, certifying the complete eea
cy O. The -,
Sold .. he national dep5, OF Warrior, OF Paris No i52
wiIiafn-s and also By Jno Milhau, Us groe.way L
Il Ring corner VI JoLn-s- ard Brosdwly: Wya5 aat
Ke,chIn III Fuliun-sl. Henry johnson, rs
corner Cha-bers-si Apothecaytes Hail. eos bfoacTe{
James Crumbis, corner Bowery an6 Eounazti sna ~.
Lewis $50 Bowsy N Brooklyn by Dr. Casls sss
lA ESI,oc.si sSs sSssSs
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11ruIrE,s RED CORDIAL-g0t he cure q D!.I.

IE n j ~ IL u
w rhpe Gipas PAINS, Headaehe, 1c-Ihis uedieiss
,co,rrn @ I'd 10 The medical faculty and patents, betsf
,.f IN I'LL CAGES attended with spasras, pain, or aecEy
the stomach and DO es L. has ong been found TO DC cnS
NJ re b.sr medicines the Of dia.rbrs, dyse1sr
coc c5oIera inorbus vomiting headache, heartburn 900
ri,o r severe ulon,ly pans In short for eciarld o.
ano6v, surpassed While for dirrerc or dsoo
stri,,nI il Is found very vslU able.
Prepared By !he subscriber, Shois soe pr9prs1Gri
Hudson y. y. lSi5. d "a " e.
The following from Rev Dr.. Water5uryI OF hedsoa,
is among many testimonials that The proprietor mas '
ceiyec - n
..Haviug for several years had occasion % uss "
Whites Cordial at different times as pleSatea " ~ ~
White for several Of the diseases ulrnn9aea eoose
pleasure In recommending II TO my irlenos Is ne o'' "
rabl. remedy that haze eve. USED ,,.--,,,.nyy
Uua.on Ma 2,ih 1915 }. q. WAIES6l hI'
For he a: 3 e.. per bot,e hg John llhauI 10 o.o.o
"a. Rnshfon Co 10 sd esq Broadway an 10 ~.
Hons. Lame, s Aspiawa, 60 Wnlian-sl Ds!ae III III
80 . Parkroyy and 52l BroaGway j. ~ aeaAtIa u
sroadwsy: W H. Brigham isl Broadway corLef osSS
a. r Huntington Th!fd-avenne COZ sefts &C.,
Wn, n Pesk 81 John-si; Daie 3 Tucker ~ ,!, go,
,-,r sutrolk-si A. g. D. Sands, 100 FEiion, COZ. =.
TIsvid sands ca II East Broadway, corner a I En-,
lone $50 Ho9ston correr McDougs! geo " pA4 po
Blsecker corner Chnstcpber. AZ V ioes@ps nG5kt..I
sebiefelin Co. I07 Water, near W Elifs D $50
Davies Fulton corner Ciinton-sL Ca,sss
Barnes Nain-si next Rntzefs Hots- Ao' So "a
Dexter 81 Staie-s, and Apo,hecGres haI eo nI.n
Pearl sts and c. Frothing CHAM, B!oacway 80 ~, 80,
House Troy-Waters x Van SeesseL le.s oes.21
STEAM PowER-s.ssn Porer e lsz from ~ :; sa, :
y Hone Power Apply q ss susf o. sse t 90: .u 1.'
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ea WESTERN VIRGINIA LANDS for Sale

- Large tracts OF land situated IN The counties OF Wood
Richie. Lewis, Gilmore. karaw ha Mason, Jackson
Cabe and Wayne amounting IN the whole 20 hundred
and thousand hundred and iUrtyCue
These aaN' 'orn part OF HTse quantity con Iiany
Tue surviving Trustees Of That concern wishing wind up
IL affairs m the speeleSl manner practicable nov pler
these lands for sale ~ large tracts low prices aud td
vorah,e terms.
Most these lands in couule. bordering the OHIO
river and IN ilc vicinity OF important towns rivers
roads Their quality - generally very good. Tho greater
part being we'd adapted 70 all the purposes OF agriculture
while the interior portions suited the grazing oil
sheep and cae The climate OF that region peesan, and
healthy and from the Increasing current OF emigration the
country rapidly Improving.
Desirable opportunities here Afforded for copanic;
Of emra, 10 sec large tracts which TO make teT
settlements.
Persons wishing purchase will IL presumed, desire
10 view The lands and for this purpose every facility In the
way Conformation will be furnished by the undersigned
The upon the lands paid up in full For farther
information respecting them application mag be made
the Office OF tile Company, No 81 Sacsom.sI Philadelphia
or 10 The subscriber j. VI. STEED Agent
mis- 2tawGm Parker shnry. WrnA CO W..
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FOR SALE-Tnr SOCK uat s-Atgre- Of a good Oyster
AID DIaIr Sa.ocn sillaied II OF Lie best t.0sun
fares n he c:.y-rcnt low and LIE purchase u:OG=y
rnet= 5c compared with TIE rs-ue Of ne couc---
both for location and business. Satisfactory information
can De bad OF The Agent c Clark IS Duane-st :ru
- NJ 70 P. ". Y y s. Cal early The present pro-
pre-or Is so.ag INTO the Country; Goalose good chance
ihose with sEsi capitals C. : CLARK AGENT aus w.
DRUG STORE FOR SALE.-The Stock and FIX
II lures OF ihe 90 657 BroaGwsy viii D. sod II er
acceptable o5er be obtan-d previous 10 the h.sl OF
Sept nsI as The owner has Inducements discontinue
o1s.ne<s which ne be able zvE himself OF aer
issi s;ss. Apply On iss Prssa.ses. sSs r.
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ne srMNIER ARRANGENENT. 6

E-a.alazsss1.-The Sew-York aud Enc Railroad ~
Line, frota Ap,il Isl t!lfarther not!cr, ~
will nm daily Sundays rb:d between the city Of New.
YORK and Mdde;0wn Goshen, and intermediate Places
follows
Leave VI .ddietovn al Z. A ". and )! N
Fare reduced to q Is 70 Middet0~G-~aY IL proper.
Breakfast dinner, supper and bsrts can be had on
the steamboat
For Fret ght-Leaye New-York ats P. "
Leave y.dd!elown at y u.
The Of the consignee AMI of The station where y
be left mus be distinctly marked upon esch article shipped
Freight not received after =. ". ia SeT-York
Apply 70 j. r GARRISON Agent, al tie otsee cor. Of
Dgane and ives, sts. n. c. SEYMOUR, Superintendent
March 9th. 1916
the afternoon tram, Milford gartondal= Hgrssds!e
Moncrose Towards, Osvego and West A-so % Montcs'-
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DoN,TLET THEM DIE

- EvERAL THOUSAND CHILDREN died 4 ihi; CITY
- who could have been saved by using Dr.
Toyvn.ends Sarsepale, AID there thousands OF CHI
crea now suffering from bad sores aud nuHors
Others are puay Ind wegaly-vko. assisted. viii
-irr.inair and womeH Il ae 10 not de WHICH
Is highly probable. Dr. Townsend -arsapa.la ~ -ecty
this is regularly adapted i0t cclen Vi slender
st,rois and when diluted with De- gtuul ner
esg- and children dearly. We trust there no IL
,T or mother 10 are 30 uruuf!ocs or inhuu.4a de-
pnye kr children for Ios- OF rl.- vaUab.e remedy,
which Certainly them heath and beauty
We vii rfr with pleasure 10 some OF tie most respect.
able IAN. - The cv. who haze given II 10 er Children
wiki The most happy results. We 'suad call s.rHon -
* ''''' METHODIST TESTIMONY.
DE- To"NsESD: sill aae mcca eas1re N sta.ug for
the benefit OF those bora I: MAY concern, rG no
Inc lace and body attended with gl-rs debility. We gave
him on-tourn ofs bottle Of your Extract u
sspaIs, speedily cured and restored his heah and
eh--ry recommend !; to The attention oflho-e who nave
Children similarly s; S16 .,,+,,,.,-o-
Albany Jan a. 81 ST. '---''-'->-'e- - 0'''s'-'~
Cora-ius -aace Is an 3D. respected member of the
Dirison-sL Methodist Church OF which pu.tp. have
conscience to believe hs the above testimony Isay 6e
relied o. Il. SrARES.
The following i. from one of tee Msssrs s4rback the
sreG: Store AID Iron Founders !; Troy:
d. ToSsESD-l tsk= pleasure II statng FOR tie 5eata.
OF hose whom II may concern, that NJ son. who z about
.'ro years OF age a.cIed with bad the face
and head We gave hin less ,nan enc bottle OF yol' *
: Of SarsaPara speedily cured hun and re=orrd as
-, 80 e-esi!1-.! teI9 11.u,i 49, -
th2se wig nave Children similarly a1eee1- -r,,,-c-
Troy. Oct IL, i5ia BEN. SI&AStlh-
SOLEMN OATH
TOWNSEND hsv.ag rseet.ity 9 ,s ga: Two or
-re- Physicians several Dr1sssts nave asserted lst
rs Sa-sapadla contained nsrcury, na- made TIE following
AFFIDAVIT, WE=hr. these Phys.c-As aid Druggists sup
posed contained mercury roii he singular energy il acts
upon particular Diseases out OF err he knows
STATE OF N--v-york, Cir: and CoGaiy OF NewYork
On this TX eytysxia day Of Jun-, i Q. Eighteen Hundred
and For;vsIx, personally appeared before Andrew Z.
Mckie Marc. CRY 0tNeFvYoA, ST. Townsend, who
by ne being duly sw0 doth d=pose and sag tha, there
70 Corrosive Sub1a,e any other Nercur preparation
used IN compromising manufacturing Is Contained IN
the medicine known 5y the OF Dr. Towrsend's Cor
pound Extraci OF Sarsspsrilla s. P. TOWNSEND.
Sworn 10 before ne, this esti Gay Of June, 1876
a L MICkLE. Mayor.
B. THIS Extract Is sir rinss cheaper. pIessant-r and
warranted superior any sold Principal oces l2s Full
onst Tex, door - tie SSa oee sad los South pssst
Albany, t2s2 l9XsIs&Sf
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OrsieG an.Nariin Van DruseE. sI OF the q Ds-
verpor Delaware County, appointed Trustees OF the
o! George Tereck a. Ascending or concealed
debtor AL persons indebted said debtor TeSu.r
ed 10 render the Trustees g: al debts and
SUNS money owing ~ .-, aud 10 pay ne ~ ihe
18Th day ofSepiebeT next and all persons huvg n their
possession any properly effects OF The SAID deb:o! are
quret deliver The the Trustees within the above
time All creditors OF SAID debtor deliver their peciive
and demands with the proper vouchers 70 tie
Trustees Of them before Tie 18th day OF Sep
iefn6r: EeNL-Da.ec Davenport, July I'D, 1916.
100 1a.y5
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xTaE7 1876. NEW-YORK, ;sfs.--,YTIrTrts
E-ss.....lss..sss.l1 AL5ASY AID TROY SSszsIEEa

UtVF ARDIEp CUHI-
PAEY 10 all the Western States and the CAnadas
Troy and Oaio Line; Troy and Erie Lines Eeg.Yofs
and Ohio Line; Detroit Line; Oswego, Troy and Ohio
Line; Northern Trans pOrtatlou Line.
Red Bird Packets and Stages.
james Fl. Hooker; rde, Colt Co. kindly, Pease
Co. Elias Patterson Pope Catln; George w HicGs and
Others. propretOrs.
Six Boats OF the above Lines viii leave Sew ork, Alba
NJ and Troy daily for the West and North The above gen
rsU proprieors IN the whole line all tae Western
States and the Canadian enigraurs and others VIII ssvs
lime and money By calling on the aooye lines before getting
ght N fraudulent Offices IN Ne'g- orh-
There are rs ooats OF the lines, ali fitted IN good
sye for passen gers and freight is offa 'v oe Eepl
In oil the Offices aud 10 WI any persOn be cEs 81
,nors Othres No. T. o. ". y COruIes-sup. CeBsrsl
passage Offices Of the foot OF Barclay and Cortland ss IL
0Srcs PHILIP CASWELL,
al o.,vT General Passage Agent
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In brio F1ce from SarGrRah-Rev Thos Knowles an
lady Rev Chus ) Renshaw, lady pnd child Miss Sara
Cecil S,rs and iss Bulard. Geo Cumming. Pat
Thompson james OConnor, : A Olcs, james skinnc
Mr. Lnhlim-2in stecrRgc.
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FOR sALE-or in exchange tor prOy

80 FOR SALE-Or IN exchange tor prVpert, AZ ,ue
~ City BrOokyn-a Farm situate = miles West CT
- Newburgh Orange Co y. Y. containing about 10
acres nearly all Glable. Limestone soil and suitable for
grain grass and under good cultivation
chard OF grated fruit IN full bearing The tmprov ement
consists of good t~ostory dwelling and out houses.
large barn. sheds &c; good the door As per
would probably purchase without viewing the pem
ses, til description Is deemed unnecessary The raci
lies of getting Newhuryh from the city generally
well known. For terms. Nc. apply to
ly27 lv WRIGHT Y LOSER. IS Fron,.st
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Si:. N EAST BROOHI.YN. situate on Myuie-aveuus
- Cumberland Carlton. Oxfoni. Forsnl, Dekslb 81,
ard F.u>Eigg.SveuGe Park ard other avenues.
The subscriber now Offers private sale upward OF Coz
lots the above streets and avenues comprising some II
the desirable and delightful locations IN the cy OF
Brooklyn
To individuals associations desiring TO erect uniform
buildings lots ad org each other quantities are
offered The TILE Is indspltabe. Covenants against
SnccS VIII be inserted in The deeds The entire property
fronts ~ Was5uui Bay and Toe East RIVER and il thin
short distance OF the Fulton, Catherine aud Jackson
Ferries; and Ferry from the immediate vicinity hal;
been projected and Ills expected viii DC in operation
The soil admirably adapted for 0u;dnS purposes, and
the grade uc and the property altogether dvauiae
ousIv situated that nearly lotcommands he
city and harbor OF NewIork Severn PARKS and Squares
are IN the immediate ue.ghborhood For information maps
terms, &c. apply al the otSce of
C.S WOODRUFF, Executor Of SerarJus Posi, decd
uyi4 eodtl 50 FUl,or.s Sew.io.k