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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-18

LEGISLATION FOR SLaYERY.-Thc Senate OF Ken
lucky has passed In modified form the bill! intended
TO provide for the punishment OF persons who circulate
aedtous publications. The bill originally reported By
Mr.. Hardin Objectionable, In every way, rs it
oonld be- and Mr.. Helms alterations made it no better
Mr. Butler and Mr. Evans offered amendments In the
committee OF the whole, which prevailed and which re
dacsd the bill Its present form The penalties insic
ed by the BILL IN regard TO sedous publications. oral
printed says the Frankfort Commonwealth for such
publications made the staces' that the rights Of
speech and of the press not at all restricted We
subjoin the section referred to:
THAT any person persons who shall wicSedly and
nalciousy attempt excite TO Instruction rebellion.
or nsubordnston any slave or slsves within this Com
monweah by holding oral discourse with such slave or
slayes, by delivering disseminating directly or
indirectly the slaves any newspaper, pamphlet
other document either written or printed calculated
to produce nsurrcction rebellion or !nsueordin alton
ehai be deemed guilty Of high msdemesnor, and shall
DO subject to Indictment and conviction thereof shall
Do tned 10 any not less than five hundred nor more
Than one thousand dollars. and failure TO pay the
same shall be committed TO the jail of the county there
remain until said hne and all costs Of the prosecution,
'siet q tees included shall be paid
another section OF the bill provides
tnau any person shs hereafter be found ritaoE; !he
eDsis q u Commonwealth aud Hisis The irl.!S Of any
zoe eae'e sassrg Is nos eoed BY aoing sbct;ns
hnroorng concealing or u.s,,ns any sny, or slaves
peiopsng to any citizen OF this Commonwealth TO make
49, HeA, w sne escape from their
e saen person or persona Offending shsl be- deem.
cd guilty. oil entens away such slave or slaves from the
county In which such slave slaves or either of them
may have resided unless the contrary be moved nv ~
Sss.t TWO credible and such person or persons
ehalL conviction OF any such ofenca bs co,snsS in
shs jail and pcnisensry house OF th. ,rnonwss,h
for period no, less than one year nors than 1--WE
yssrs."
This 10 certainly very extraordinary provision By
man In free State who should give nights lods.
ing OF crust of bread fugitive Slave from ken,ueky
would be liable indictment, In hss State and to be
demanded for trial Of the Executive Of the State in
which he resides and If delivered up no would be
deemed guilty of penitentiary offence in Kentucky
Court unless able prOre his Innocence By CREDIBLE
as,es. 1t is thus that Slavery unblushngy demands
rho reversal of every sound principle OF law and justice
The Frankfort Commonwealth says:
1--WE apprehena there Is no Court In Chrs.endom.
which WI not regard this as nulity. We know its
nged In defence Of this provisio that goes upon the
principle that fugitive slaves found har6ored &C. with
tss alleged offender is primo ees evidence Of bis guilt
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The Dog- of SInvery:

The following advertisement, incredible as il may
seem ia copied from the Sumter Co. (Aa) Wing 1t
shows the resorted 10 IN thai region 10 interrupt
The Slaves pursui: of happiness, when in utter desper
alton he casts aside his CALLING yoke and seeks sa'ey
In fight Oh the crime OF loving Liberty
~NTFGRODOGS.-The undersigned having bought
he entre pack OF NegrJ Dogs, Ia! the Hays Al
Len STOCK he proposrs 10 ca!ch runaway Neeroes
His charge, will be Three Dollars per day for bunting ana
Eileen Dollars for catching runway. Heresides 81 miles
North OF LvinRston, near The lower Jones' Bud rond
Nov. s. ls45-Gm WlLLlAM GAMohEL.
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Barge Delaware. Cresa, $ Anboy.
ARRIVED.

Z. o
Shin Tonouin, (of Boston, Backler, I'm Canton and
Manila 2S,n Nov teas silks &c. Cary S Co. 2'in
ult la, - long o. spoke schr Elizabeth, OF Nsrelshesd
for Port su Prince The Touqun has been on the coast
Ship Orleans. Sears, l6 DIS fu, Nosiears with cotton.
&c. 10 VIM Nelson.
Ship II Allen wilson ds I'm Charleston, with cotton
and rice 10 Geo Sutton.
Ship York Hull, ds fun Charleston. With cotton
AMI nee. 10 Geo Sulsiey.
Bark calisto Harding "a DIS I'm New Orleans with su-
gar, cotton, provisions &c. 10 Nesmith * Walsh.
bts Excel Srni;h 5 ds fan Savannah With cotton and
rice, TO S,urges Il cearmsu
Brig Moses loveland, s ds fun Charleston, with lum
Brig Andrew Ring Fisher is DIS fm Neuvi,as with
mahogany honey, SC Hol, l. owen LEI. bark illus
Gichrisr hence just arrived briggs Gulies Mayo, for
NYork next day; Brothers, Mayhem. unc.
Brig Wilson Fuller. Cobb. 10 DIS fua Savannah, with
cotton and rice TO Durham s. pimon.
Brig Peconic, Park. from St Marks Wis Key West, I'd
Feb with cotton, sc. 10 HgribuI g. Co. Lett at ST.
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famus. q-utlern. &r.

I
GOUTHOUY ( MEYERS, Sal Broadway, respectfully
" invite the public call their store and examine ne
richest and extensive be found n thr
country OF SRoNLED ard ORMOLU CHANDELIERS,
CENTRE, MANTEL. SOLAR, BRACKET, sad READ
ING LAMPS CANDELASRA. GlRANDOLsS, BRAC-
KET BRANCHES snd CANDLESTlCSS,i IN ev-ryvsr'e;y
OF patterns
CABIN SOLAR LAMPS, new and superb srticle Pc
culisry desirable for packets and steamboats,
In evidence Of The superiority OF portion Of hell STOCK
Other OF lis class offered the puoc Ia THIS Cry
they with honest pride refer less thst SIN GOLD
end FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded 20 lle uisnuactur
within The last year,. for the gr:es; variety snd
bssuty Of patterns and the prrvsed hnish Of ieir WORK
Every article sold by c. ~ 10 ae What hey
represent and those who wish obtain mrs! cs- goods a.;
a priee often paid for such OF inferior Gasy.
sre requested tEvor ;hern with cs before purchasing
elsewhere.
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Goal.
LACKAWANA COAL.

THE SUBSCRIBERS selling al retail. md de-
lvering customers from the yards of the Delaware
and Hudson Cznsl Company OF King aud Greenwich
and the foot Of GouverHei T. r this very desire-
BILE Coal. Of The right size for stoves, ranges. sc.
Also their yard Of Greenuch and HsmreTsey
ihe various kinds OF Sohuylk Lehigh and Liverpool
Coal. OF the beat quality good supply of Lump Coal o:
u kind Cor stcsrnboas and smelling iron. &c
lSfn SYKES WURTS.
GO PER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Coal, first quail
- y large for sale the above low price from
yard 50 per chadrou less when taken direct from
ship Alihe above price, Liverpool Coal amore econom-
N 7 STOKES DICKERSON,
7f Kos ms and I0J hnthonT-s;. near Broad way.
COAL-I delivering from my Yard The very best
Sqlsty Of Peach Orchard Con II the these prices Tor
cssh Egg and Broken IS large SuJ and Stove, mixed,
S. So buyers may positively depend having the Coal
al the above prices from the Of King and Greenwich
80 2ln' f3'Is.h 'Li>'VN.
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5tationerp, &e.

GREAT SAVING 70 Merchants and Business Men
u by Inc fraucss Manifold LetieNrter-a COPY
any document may be hert hou, any additional trouble
the and without the Inkstsnd or Pen
Two letters BE- written the The
egs:e point;
oblecaous The Pens thereby
obgaLed- Toe Lex used IA in shees OF position which
ircelible Than ordinary Tx Eranciss Manifold
Writer been tested by many merchants and professional
VINO have given heir decided appreciation Of ia utility
FRANCIS ( LoUTREL. sr4aOuers.
LEI 2S II Msiden-Isne.
ENVELOPES FOR LETTERs-A fae as.or,.
Hnert, Just made for use, under The Postage
Law They are OF the strongest Post Oe paper suitable
for s.er! pens, By K c. ROOT & CO. Publishers
le1 cor OF Wsilst l53 P-srl-.L
~ CRAP BOOks.-Jrst received from The rnsnufsc.
Story large assortment Of Scrap Books which are sold
wholesale snd retail, a; exceedingly low prices, by
FRANCIS & LOUTREL,
THANKSGIVING Stsiiorers, n Naiden-lane.
Country merchants supplied With Accom-. Books and Sta
tonery OF every description a, lowest prices lI wv
ENYELOPEs Tor Letters. Cards, Notes, &c OF yaroas
~ siZ.s and 9uaiy; Letter and Note Papers in great
tety; Visiting Cares; Fancy Wax scd Wsf-rs; Small
White " aters; White Wax, &c kc Sold In quantities
FRaNcf3 l. LoUTREL.
sf2w Manufacturing stsuoners n Ma.deplAne.
GHEsS-MES, B.ck CANNON Boards Dcrntnoes sad
~ Playing Cards IN gres; variety allow prices By
FRANCIS L LOuTREL Statonrrs,
81 2v II M@ifan.lsna.
TIE CHOICEST PREMIUM
Toilet Soaps highly pertumed with
pATcEOULY, Veroena Rose, Bouguet, &c. &c 10 be
Il found Al tie store of the subscriber.
E. RoUssEL, i5s Broadway.
Wholesale and retail 2s lm-
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Removals.

DEoIOvAI.-wILLIaM OSBORN ha. removed his
II Printing Oce from IS W;llamsL the Of Mss
ssu and Spruce Tribune Bu!ldngs) third story. Beck
and Job Pruning OF all kinds neatly and accurately
ed.
very low terms II Wv
UWBER 81 LIE ROY have removed 10 their new
L. store, numbers 2Si and s6S Waer-sL Peck slip.
.fSS-
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LAMPS, GTRANDoLES, &c.

LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
AMPS. GIRANDOLES, HALL LANTERNS, AND
H. CANDELASRAS. for The Spring Trsde.-DIETZ.
BROTHER CO., No. IS John-s!eet manufacturing
and bavs always band complies assortment Of ss. n
lhr line OF the following descriptions, which they vii sell
Al wholesale or re,sil at Low PRICES for cash:
Improved Chemical OIL snd Ceinphene Tampa,
Sofa La;nps. Gill Gnd BroHteI, N great VsFlesy
Cornelius Cos celebrated Psisrt SOAR Lsfa Ls-nps
SIrsriolss vsons pst.srns gilL silvered brorztc
snsnsrdinr So,srs 0oric Camphsre Tampa
S-ees., S,sr, Side do do
S,;Sr Ch.nSs6srs Bracket Go 90
Ps,eni Lard Hand Lamps Stand 90 40
Britannia Hand Lamps Cainpners Cnandehers
Superior Chemical OIL, Pure SpSEra VI,
do CsmPhsne, Solar and Lard On
do Burning Fluid. Rsaned Whsle OIL mlsy
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF NETWORK.
~ EARFD

ship Cotton Planter Pra,;, Mobile, D aurIeu' Co
Bark CANES Miller. Havana
Briss New.Yors Merryrap, Bath Smith Tut,ls, Bush
Gusdsloupe Antarctic, Thompson, 6aroadoes; Adele
Steele, PhilId
schrs Sabine Bentley, Guayams Underwood, How
land & 20. Sage Johnson. Phiadephis \ McCresdy
Victor Halleti, Boston, w Lewis Exchsnso heIsey'
Philsd Plst & Picrson CurleH, Curacao ) FoulSe x
Sous.
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+jar0mare, Nr.
HOT AIR FURNACE.

HOT All FURNACE.
WALKER Patent Improved Hot Ai' Furnaces foT
VIII heat economically s1d efficiently; ihe ar IN tie
apartments viii he snd healthy free IRON orn-sf oon
or gss
They pat Ender persona supervision o. isf.
Walker the snd have hitherto gwen entire sans
farlon and Il 81! cssss warranted To perform V Ell
Reference: y W. Taylor Esa Governor New orr Eoa
psi Nr Charles Starr. Superintendent; dol Sa.sra 90
.uelL ESQ. = Wallet C D. Rhodes, ESQ - r-sr
Er. Thomas McElrsth. l5i NssssGs 81; Nj Geo w iIsh-
er, a6 Bowery; HslEOrphsn Asylum. oth-svenne MI.
Wm Chapmaa. Brooklyn; Mr.. W l. GREENE - ssn-s.'
Mr.. J. Il. Ransom ne 2d-.t Chemical Bnns, ofoso~gy'
MI J. 4 Ash. go Broadway; DR. Alfred assisf, - y" A.
verly-plsce; Mr.. Geo. Nj. Snow. So,hst
ieS GEO WAIVER 2o2 srnadunv
IRON WARE HOUSE, i2l ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Breese Sampson. successors 20 boornsn. JOHNSON,
Ayres Co. nporerI and dealers in Swedish hOssA ana
English iron uss ship boat aud rail road pixies IIV
boiler iror nail rods band hoop and scroll ron arg s OF
AL kinda - 2tn
SHOk->HAPES, NUT Rods, aie.-
~ $40 bundles Shoe shapes
f iSS 90 90 s. Ssi .d KSds
30 do II round
Just received and for ss!- by
SHERMAN, ATWATER 4 co.
i9 corner Cid and Fulton sis-
POUND IRON, HUUPs, &c.-The subscribers
IL offer for Sreziers Rods OF all sizes OF superior qus
ity, from S-l6 10 I: Hoop Iron to- lrc2es
AZ SHERMAN, ATwATER * co. No 81 Fuiion-si
NOTICE TO CONTRACToRS-ProP VIII
oe received az Bridgeport UorI the 'in OF safeh ne1
for relayiug he Housaouc Rsrosd viz an Rail sPeci
Hcstous VIII BE- furnished the oe-, OF the Undersigned IN
R s. MASON, Engineer.
Bridgeport. February I+lh. l5+S. II iw
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miscellaneous.
,INENs. sHEETINGs AMI

LINENS, SHEET1NGS AND -
ITOUSEKEEP GARTICLES.-AA ARNOLD x CC %
IL Csapsl have received per ships Rochester END TX
ford their Spring importation OF Linens 20 which ihsy In
ve the attention Of families hotels and boarding mousse
a. Medium Linens warranted othe fines: fax aud Elan-
uf.ctured expressly for their family trade
=; Extra heavy Housewife do do - superane Front
10 aud l24 Irish aad gsrnsley Sheetng- warrant
IS TO- r. 6 und 1O-4 Double Damak Table Cloths, new
aud beautiful designs.
7, 9 and IO-i Tsae Diaper and DamesE
SD 81 49, and 81 Dsmssk Napkins patterns To ha1cn
The cloths Darnask Daileys. coored do.
g. TO- II md 1874 Imperial Coonterpanes summer 90 90
Sper ne Toilet 1il,s from cradle size 10 l5 Also TOT
ie, Covers Loug Lawns Birds Eye Diaper, Russia and
Scotch Dispers Towelngs. embossed and printed T4oe
and Piano Covers with AID general assortment OF
do md hon articles lfty
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".
North eas,wardy my glance / turned,
And through disparting clouds OF gray
Though distant was the close of day
Dark thought that wrapped my sou! IN nigo'
Away by that enchanting sight
Like sun lii mist were driven
In presence os the Silve-y Queen
More beauleous grew the barren scene'
More fair the fields of Heaven
A beech spied with Wondering heart
That still retained its wthered leaves
Like sone poor mother 10th 10 part
With the dead brood DER which she srievcs.
Beneath my feet the crus,ed snow
Cracking aroused from ambush low
The partridge-hun,ed bird
And. loosened by CLEAN Of Sun,
Icicles falling, one by one,
With tinkling sound, heard
And other music was at3oat
That gave my pulse a joyous thrill,
For louder far than bugle note
Rang bay Of hound upon the bull:
Icsugh, a glimpse of wounded fox
Steering his course toward friendly rocks
That walled nelghooring Bien
His blood soon dyed the Reecy drift
O'ertaken by pursuer swift
A bow.sho, from his den.
W.
Where, Girt by groves, a clearing spread
The s,ubble. like Gardening beard
On the pale visage of the dead,
Above the level snow appeared.
While breaking through the hazel brush
Quail rose, in coveys. with a rush
or short, quick Tapping wings;
And resting on It's figure four
marked trap, with straw rooted Ger.
Set for The silly things.
VIII.
The Forest though disrobed and cold.
And robbed of bird and singing rill,
L. glorious with its columns old,
And cheered by Beauty's presence still.
Wild vines to oak and elm that cling
Like cordage of vessel swing,
And rattle in the gale
And MOSS, that gives Decay grace,
The toughest spot on Natures face
Hides with adorning veil.
When noon.tide throws n sudden glare
On the pale scene, once brown with shade,
Semblance the frosted hollows bear
To cups of pearl with gold inlaid -
Dazzling becomes the dreary waste,
And bough and ,wig with ice encased,
Prismatic hues display;
How changed the hills. all spansled Ger
With flashing gems, that lowered before
So bleak, and stern and gray.
The hand of lusty March ere long
Will February's ermine rend,
And, with gush of joyous song,
Her way the blue bird hither wend
Awakened by warm. pauering showers,
The snow-drop will unclose its flowers
The violet up spring:
And runnel, brook and waterfall
Once more, released from icy thraIl,
Their bells of silver ring.
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NIEw TYPE FOUNDRY. No TO Ann-sL near Gold
Ns-The subscribers have opened new foundry a. the
place where they prepared 10 furnish all kinds OF
newspaper book fancy types and every other article
necessary for printing office The types are hand-cast
moui6s from mstrXes, OF the hes, OF materials
warranted 10 b. superior beauty and duraay 10
any had any other foundry in the city OF New
They in the latest English style expressly for sere
oypng aud for this purpose superior to anything ever
before offered Tie public who invited 10 call snd eX
anime for themselves
Liberal discounts will be mn ie for Cash
II Sir, COCKCROFT \ OVEREND.
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CRiDDLES, cake turner's, range grtdirons oyster
" boilers egg Whips tossing forks ard irons chopping
knives and trays, ba'ng spoons and aies flesh forks
egg sicers, ladies' iardiug pns paste Jagsers nppe
rolling pins gehsr with psien, ae furnaces particularly
adapted baking wailes at time at the House
Keepers Emporium where may be found every thing new
and desirable In the housekeepers line.
1T SMITH TORREY CO Is Maiden-lsDe.
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PAPER HANGINGS.


rTOWELL BROTHERS, Manufacturers and Import
ers OF Paper Hlngings having pene1 in NeS-York
CITY branch OF their Phisdelpis Establishment would
respectfully call the attention Of The citizens OF New York
assortment of Paper Hangings Borders Fire Board Prints
Curtain Papers ard all other articles in their line OF bust
H. having received The Institutes for The Eneour-
ageneu, Domestic Manufactures, IN thu Cities OF New
York pha aud Boston, Silver Medals tor the supe
rcr their goods Halter themselves that they
can sell better article the money than DC pur
chased elsewhere
FRISCO PAPERS.
The subscribers would particularly cell attention TO he
large assortment Ffesco Papers for Peors and Column
Papers for Halls. Public Rooms Entries, &c. &c
Also Curtain Papers new article fer windows
Pap-rng of Rooms, Hals, &c. promptly attended 10 by
careful vorkmen
Country merchants and city dealers will find their nd
vantage 10 give Us d call.
HOWELL BROTHERS, No 1877 Broadway,
2doors above the City Hotel
A lot of Drawers and Shelving for sale as above.
lrnpn
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rgNO COMMEHCE or extend the India Rubber Bust
L ness-An Unusually opportunity now occurs 10 take
hold of the ndin Rubber business the Oldest establish
ed concern in the line and doing good business is re-
iuqushed by the proprietor retiring Thestock fixtures and
good viii for and let Possession given before
hay. S. c. SMITH 20 John-sL II 2aw2w-
THO Observation-Disclosures have received few
samples of superior description of Duck Stools OF We
rous patterns suitable for shooting for which we will
receive orders for quantity tic lowest cash prices
Shooting and fishing materials OF every description always
on hand a, wholesale and RETAIL by
JOHN ]. BROWN / CO.
isl l?2 Fnon-st Nassau.
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1T OLDEST EsTt BLtsiiED Emigran PaGsei
z "a Office Ia New York. Corner OF Pine and South.
--s- The subscriber continues bring from Lv
erpoOl aud London, ca1 second cabin and pas
cser on ta very lowest terms by the regular line Of pack
els ALSO, hfst class AMPS Iyso Of winch Will puncuay
sail avery ,sees during be Eoats Of March, April May,
me, July aud Angus thereby sording splendid
that passengers possibly be d.tsinvd II Liverpool
s.er corn. forward - embark. ind weather permit
ting
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IN PURSUANCE OF en- order OF The Surrogate OF the
County Of NevYork To;ice i hsrsbT gwen TO al per
sons having claims against Samuel M4cauey, late Of the
City OF N-uYork deceased present the same, with the
vouchers thereof 10 The subscriber a. the cce OF T. b.
Owen No. II Wa!-sree IL ,he City OF New York, OF or
before the seventh day Of July next Dated New-fork,
The sixth day cfJanuGTy, 1916.
JHMFS HARRISON
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Cold. naked arms the swamp-ash spread,
And lunches black its top that crowned,
Seemed mourning badges for the dead
And shriveied leaves that lay around
Dry flags the brooklet overhung.
And frozen was its silver tongue
That erst so gently spoke
The linnet'a torn. deserted nest,
Once Swallowed by her downy breast
A haunting sadness woke
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10 DENT OR ROB SAi.E,

ATE RICHETS FARM. called Ass's'"'a. e0f,'ainiss
SFS shoct IS sores, situate AT Eitahsilv'-h =. o"
-. improvements cousis, Of lAfgr hsns'n ~" sD4A
hIyh Ca--!1Se-hous. and s;ab!7', C0fn-ro ieSDs''
sI -.Enr oye,her wiki other nccrssafy oGi'6ulI' aga
well of GOOD water sad Arge c.;er, iTc apple ore70s
v-rv large garden Stocked with gr-A. variety V
lon, ,tt trees The premises II GOOD repair. !uo
and Il mostly !a.G Either ine Dole OF 'e
or.rrse. or Ire mansion with The garden AID improve
rer.. fucludrc or acres OF !snt nsy b. rcaed a'l
AZ rnsr be,; su,i The sppiicsot TIE house oeCS u,y
furnished Will bs r~ntei either with or w1oui ~" iun
mr.. ard -,sy Ne bad for more Iear-
anv gsneu At wishing telis htfu Situation convenient
70 ne Citv New YORK would do well 10 iurr hs 6trh
;es 10 this place Person. d--iroUs r"ui or prcs-r
W please The .Gescribsr 81 his Ee.denee N aa'
beethoven 81 &E >, : oN-t -,
- FOR SALE-A va!rshIe farm OF loo scr-s OF ex-
c-lert lsad SO OF wood. the remainder under aish
o> ssre OF cultivation situated IN OF ils pieassnes1
villages on the East end Of Long Island, on the Pecor'c
Rov t-v miles from kgerhead. The budinEsars al. ncs
and convenient comprising double Rouse wv oNIs aaH
i;houses handsomely arranged and orusneced with ui'
and other pleasant and desirable rrscence Terms
ssvorsbIs 1851 L. LINCOLN IS Nassau. ST.
FARM FOR SALE AT kUCTiUN.-The
subscriber being de:erm ned 10 dispose OF DIS arm
offers /, sale and II not sold a. private sale or
before Wednesday. the Sth cay OF seoIaafy neHs,
will on that day al 10 O'Clock in the forenoon Dr. SOLD al pup
lie srcon on the premises TO tho highest bdoer sac os
tive Said Farm lies In the ioyn OF La Grans pltcnesS
Comfy six miles South East OF the village OF foGsaAeeI
s!e and contains shou, SS acres OF hand oil hclen'
Iy handsomely divided, with first rete Buildings OF ali
II : suitable or a srr, ana all Iesry new X IS N no.
rss fence and finely water and excellent tr'i o! various
.nts the above described Farm ia OF the most ieSr
purchase such farm are invited call ard examine Tor
themselves Payments Conditions made sno~r on
the day ssle Also the same te al ms personal pro-
perty consr,ng OF Horses, oSen Cows. Hogs Farming
SIMEON DEARlN
Dated La Grange. Du'cb-.. Co. Jan Z. 1885 81 3v.
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MATCHES, JETELRI, Silver Ware. &c.-rur-
w chascrs invited examine the following ariicles.
which offered tor sale very low prices duplex Lee
yer, Lepne and other Watches by approved makers OF
iJnportstons. in fine gold and of the
styles warranted time keepers. Gold Chains,
Seals Keys Rings Pins Bracelets sud every description
of new and fashionable Jewelry Silver Spoons Ladies',
Knives Forks Plated and Britannia Ware Gold and Silver
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