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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

CO READING RAILROAD The following is
summary notice OF the Report OF this Company,
recently made
"For the year ending Both November last its
receipts were Sl07S OBI, Of which large a
mount irelghts and tolls Oh coal paid ss>s6939,
passengers Sl03,lll, freight Oh merchandise
S6O, 1857, t. s. mail, rents, &c S21lO The
expense dumpage. &c. were S51O,126, and the
nett income S507 ,30i, or about five per cent.
OH it's cost, which is now stated at Sl0,l5I2OO
-S3, 10000 in stock, and S7,031, 200 in old
and new bonded debt
The items m detail for the cost of hauling
coal over the road for the year lsi5 was found
10 be ~ lilo cents per ton, and within the limits
stated IN the last annual report. This dlscrease
IN cost OF hauling of 7-l0 cents per ton (oI
S3s,2Il III on the years business) has beer
chiefly effected by tae addition Of the first elias,
engines put upon the ro1d during the past year
The expenditure on the Rchmond whsrye,
has been heavy, amounting to Slis,030 l5
which includes the completion OF all the neoes
sa'y whsrves, shules, platforms, Sc
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

0-1'- On our first page. will be found an inter
estine article on he subject Of the small pox as
well as other entertaining articles.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

ArpoIS1Ep- Skunk has appointed
Edward A. Penniman, Esq Register OF Wills,
for the county of Philadelphia, in the room Of
lohn Weaver, deed
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-02-07

u The celebrated German Chemist, Juste
Liebig, has been created Baron His works on az
rieultural and animal chemistry, will secure him
more lasting title than monarchs can confer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17
Schools.
AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE.

AGRICULTURAL INSTITUTE.
ORANGE COUNTY Scientific and Practical Agrcuu-
~ raj Institute The design Of this Institute is 10 afford
efficient for the acquisition OF combined
Scientific and Practical knowledge OF A rculture.
In The town of Montgomery, from miles West Of New
having united under written contract one WIN the
hscom. Instructors 10 such pupils as may be COM
m,ted their care thou the undersigned, their officers,
prese the Institution 10 the attention OF the public
Each pupil will be under The PRACTICAL instruction. 81 inc
member of the association with whom he NAY reside.
The Scientific instruction will he under the oil Mr.
JAMES DARRAcH, graduate OF Yale College gentleman
scientific stainments and in common with hs associates
the holder OF his plow.
This of the Institution VIII embrace most OF Tue AGA
demc Studies Natural History and Principles OF Agrcul-
lural Economy.
The peculiarly this Institute which recommends II 10
parents is that the practical instruction VIII be gwen py
gen In. economy well SIS The general management
OF R Farm
II presents the following features Family Discipline
and cGmpsnionship with the lnatructorsi
varied Husbandry and Soil which the Pupils viii be con-
stsny directed observe and compare In the neghbor-
hood places OF worship within convenient distance Tor
all EsiscopasD. Presbyterian, Reformed Dutch
Scotch Presbyterian aud Methodist
Terms-- - per annum for tuition ard board, payable
semi annually in advance.
Mail aud other that over the Newburgh ana
Cochecton Turnpike, connect our places daily with New
burlh.
The Institute viii open The reception Of pupils the
Isl April
Inquiries and applications may be addressed either Of
The undersigned a, Coldenhsm, Orange County, H.
LINDLEY MURRAY FERRIS, President
SAMUEL WAIT Jr. Secretary.
J. Belts, ESQ Presll dent OF The
Orange County Agricultural Society John Caldwell, Esq
Salisbury Orange Co; a. q. Allen, Esq. Editor Of the
American Agricuurist; VIM. Partridge Merchant New
York Peter H. Schencs. Esq ~ Y; Hon. Morris Frank.
lin N. Y; Officers of American Institute
mis- 2awlmD ilSW INV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17
second Board.

The following statements give some interesting
statistics of the manufacturing indury of Massachu
sets These ourishing establishments have gown
under the Tariff, and given employment to thousands of
operatives. In the State there are now % rolling slit
ting ind nail mills which roll and st l4942 Of iron
per annum, and produce 37l0a4OO pounds of nais-io
tai value 81 73s,3oo; hands employed 1929. The num-
Der of FORCES is 1872 producing annually iron, anchors
chains, &c. &c. to the OF S53s966 and employ
Ing 400 hands. There four furnaces for the manu-
facture of pig iron, which produce the amount of
sl4e76l and employ 235 hands For the value number
of factories and hands employed in other branches of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

sEERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF several vTrits OF
~ fer acias TO directed and delivered Will expose
sale "Wednesday the day OF March next
10 O'Clock a. NJ The Nesthue of the City Hall OF the
City of New York all the rgh title and interest OF Henry
Wilkes which be had The eleventh day OF November.
afterwards Of and all those certain lots pieces or par
GELS OF land situate, lying and being in Tho Twelfth tse
Ninnl Ward OF the City of New YORK, and known and dis
tuished certain map made ny J. r. Bridges, City
Surveyor OF lands formerly belonging 10 samson Benson
and Benjamin Vredenburgh deceased situaten the Twelfth
Ward OF The City of New York, which map bears date
September, 1926, and s file in the Office OF tho Re-
Nos (i63 four hundred and sixyegh 1852 tour hundred
and sxtynne $50 four hundred and seventy hnd i7D
four hundred and seveaone which sld lots are aso de-
signaisd said parcel number 5 seventy and
bounded follows EAt by the Fourthavenue, West
by lire drawn parallel 10 the Fouravenue on the Weser
" side thereof the distance of hundred and ten feet
ihererom Nortbsrly by line drawn parallel 10 1lSih'
the distance Of fifty feet five inches therefrom on
the Souherly side thereof, and Souhey by line drawn
distance OF fifty feet FIVE inches lhereron Together wh
the hereiamen;s and appurenances thereuno belonging
r spper;aining. WILLIAM JONES, Sheriff.
FREDERICK l.. VULTE. Deputy Sheriff.
Dated New-Yor February 10, 1886. 'p' lawhw
PURSUANT TO an order of V. D. BoSEsTEE1, Surro
gate OF Dutchess County, Notices hereby given That all
having claims against the estate oil Townsend way
late OF the of Fisk in said county, deceased, are
required exhibit the with The vouchers thereof 10
Russell Dart his place OF business in the City OF New
York. No rs Maidenane, before the LIST day OF May
next default thereof claims will be debsred anc
precuded from payment William S Camp Executor &c.
WILLIAM 5. CAMP, Executor OF said estate
o28 law6m'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

MuKpERous AssAULT--Ac correspondent atSouth
Gardner gives the following particulars Of murder
ous assault by Irishmen upon citizen OF NeW'aanp
shire:
Mr. Daniel Holman, of Troy N, II was attacked by
apurnber of frshmen las, Thursday while on his way
from Keene to Troy and beaten dreadfuy that bis
life ia de.pared Of # spPears that the hands on the
railroad have struck for higher wages and at the point
wsere be was attacked they had raised an empty coffin
on which the following inscription: For ne one
rho oes 10 cork first" He made some remarks and the
Irshmen attacked him. He knocked down four OF them
when the fifth coming up behind struck him down with
Al axe snd when down they hacked his head dreadIu
w. Mr. Holman il farmer and has interesting VIE
and family Of children. He WAS on his way from Inc
North whittier he had been with load OF chairs.
Worcester Spy.
A LARGE SHEEp-The Portsmouth journal says
that ssheepj raised by Mr. John L. Bracket Of Green
land which weighed when alive ls6 pounds was saugh
,e-od This week and weighed when dressed l04 pounds
II sold 10 market for 80 So Pretty good when common
sheap may be purchased for less than couple OF dollars
n" The Medical Department OF the State Uni
yersity Of Missouri held s annual commencement at ST
Louis on the I'd inst.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17
THE TRIBUNE.

Gov Buffers PARTY.-We are indebted for
the following letter to friend who accompanied
The United States Commissioners 10 treat with the
Comsnches and other Western Indians:
HEAD Waters TRINITY, Jan sd, l546.
DEAF SIR: An opportunity offers TO write you line
We have srsversed wild wilderness OF poor barren pra
RE and scrubby rmbercd aas and knobs from Red XIV
err crossing the head branches OF the Trinity on tns DOR
der ofthe upper cross tmbers. We have raveSo ou'
miles In Eve days, owing 10 bad weatner eno hness
of some OF the company. lis one hour We move On IN
der the guidance Of Kickapoo. who came but a few
davs since from the Clear Fork of the Brasos 70 an en-
campuep, of the Hunters two miles below US About
twenty miles back fell in with party Of seven Cher
okees who were returning home on the Doggy. nom
hunt on the Brasos The Kickapoos report sles.
number of Camanches the Brasos near me reaA o
the main body as being at the head OF ine Clea ~ 49,
on the waters Of the Colorado. One week Dore ~ %
viii probably take ne to the Peak ana the VI
an carly and general needing ascertaned-no" II al
coniecfn-aI ire Creeks and ChoctSws nave MOI yer
,onsa our marry aud are not expected
IT.. Kictapoos report tina. the Cananches are very
,rs ,t ,be beiawares and win not shake hands with
,he TIC difference has originated from hunting par
~ If Dsavares but the particulars have not learned
Some three or four weeks ago an old Chickasaw who
has lived among the Caddoes for the last forty years
With Caddoe were attacked By some Osases on the
edge OF the Uppsr Cross Tmbers. one OF them stabbed
through hand and robbed OF their horses guns &c
lCherokee Advocate, Feb. 18Th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17
iron manufacture, see below

Total yearly value Of iron manufactures 81 l62 463
Hands employed 1868. Total capital invested in all
msrufacrures of iron In Massachusetts SIS 100000.
Wooler, Manufactares Of are l1s
WOODEN mills in Massachusetts, running 5l4 sets of ma
ohinery During the past year these mills consumed
1897 44s pounds of WOOL manufactured 022 1859 yards
ofbroadcloth 54s yards of CASHMERE $685. aO ards
satinet l,652345 yards OF Kentucky jeans 449o737
ards flannel and blanketng e56205 pounds eft wooden
TOO 900 yards gooda specified. Total value
S5s7y47s. Capital invested in wooden manufactures
s5,6o4 oo2 Hands employed 1901 males and 3,47l ic
males.
Carpa Monttactures.-The number of mills in Massa
chusetsi IT, consuming 10000 pounds Of cotton and
l7s693s pounds Of wool. They produce l5ss5s yards
OF oarpe,ne valued al SSS4a2 Capital invested S4sS
COO Hands employed, us males and 3le females
Worsted Mesaf aetares.-There are now 10 establish
ents for the manufacture worstcd in this Common
wealth producing 1921 1893 yards q goods and
pounds of worsted yarn valued s654566 Capital In
vested $4,000 Hands employed So males and SIS ie.
males.
Manufactures Of Hosiery in Massachusetts branch
Of manufacture has II establishments entirely de-
voted to Il, They produce 1884, 3s pairs and 2s,2o0
males and lS5 females
IiaeH AanIJaetares.-The manufactures of linen in
tho State are in number employing % males and 90
females and producing $4,000 yards annually ysued y,
Sl45e00. Capital invested $4,000
SIX Maas }aetsres--The 8 silk establishments in Mas
sschpses produced during The last year - 500 pounds
OF sewing SILK, valued sl5O477. Capital invested
SSs.oO0 Hands employed. &c males and los feu,ses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17
u Y ORDER OF the Hon Jacob c. Lansing, Supreme

by ORDER Of the Hon. Jacob c. Lansing Supreme
- Court Commissioner Notice i. hereby given that an al
tachnenl has Issued against the of Nathasiei acocks
ate Of Lansing CHURCH the County of Rensselaer, Alb
scoDdng debtor due proof made TO the said Commits
soner pursuant direction OF the statute concerning
Attachments against absconding concealed or nonres-
Gebors that the will be sold for the pay
OF his debts unless the said debtor shall appear and
discharge such attachment according 10 law within three
from the first publication of hs notice. and that the
payment Of any debts the delivery OF property be-
The TO him for hs and the trans
fer any property by him. for any purpose whatever are
forbidden BY a and void. Dated February 10. 1876
l7F1a,vSr r q rNIHjFF Ar'v f1r attaching cre'iior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17
FARM FOR SALE-Lsiely The


residence OF Nicholas Smith, deceased pleasantly ST
miles south Of New Brunswick containing IA sci more
consisting of about 80 Of meadows Iar pro-
portion OF heavy woodland, the remainder ssols ano
large portion OF which IN high state OF euvsoa eno
well watered There Is The farm sooo nonse
o. convenient size barn and other out-ouildlngt apple
and peach orchards full Sesring and variety OF other
fruit trees The beauty and heslthfuiness OF lis susron
pesch trees ,ozehc- proximity to The New Bruins
Wick Ne-York markets, renders his farm we'll worth
the attention of gentleman and practical farmer.
For farther particulars inquire of Nicholas Boeruu j.
B. Van Dyke Esqrs AZ the Mansion House, New Bruins
wick; W Smith I0i AiddSgh-st Brooklyn L L; OF
Josiah Smith SuSok county, Z EhS 2ris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

STORIA INSTITUTE, for the Education OF
II Young Lades-Ths Institution 10 located In The vii
sge OF Astoria oueera County. Long Island, few miles
diasn from the city OF NewYork. It's situation combines
pect health and retiremszt The nsilEe buildings erect
expressly lis accommodation in the year 1889 occupy
an elevated iii, in retired pari OF the village and ample
grounds are attached. afordng abundant opportunity Tor
exercise IL the open air.
Thu Rev J. W. Brown, by whom his Institution
tsbshed seven years since having retired from It's daily sc
minstraton, Mrs HUNTER has been appointed Principal
The Trustees faer Themselves. that The long experience
and eminent OF this lady, 10 the work OF Christian
Educston are amply sufficient 10 commend The Institution
under her management 10 the patronage OF those who de-
sire for hs daughters thorough education. Mira Hunter
will devote herself exclusively 10 the interests OF the school
The Isle Principal will continue his services IN the depsr
OF Sacred and Scripura Studies and n Mora! Phi
osophy and Bellies Leitres
It's ihs endrayoro The Conduc:ors IN rearcs divine
grscs, cultivate The spirit OF genuine p-ty among The
members o! the Schools 10 conduct education on ohrslen
principles: snd to animate 10 duty by Gospe! motives
The course OF Instruction Is such as is usually pursued IN
The hes schools Along win the facilities ior nnishei
English education the pupils instructed IN the french
language and have abundant opportunity for attending to
those branches usually termed Accomplishments
The year is divided toto terms OF twenty-five weeks
esch-coumencing the first Monday in September and
the second Monday in February Pupils will De received
however any period OF the year and The bills made out
accordingly. No pupil received for shorter PERIOD ihs1
sir rou,hs Vacations occur during tie month Of August
Each pupil must come provided with bed and bedding
umbrella towels End napkins silver FORK and spoons All
er's usne IN full.
For ard farther particulars address the Principal a;
the lcsuiC.s or 10 me care OF samuel oro~H Es' %
Walks. Nev-York.
REFERENCES.
The following gentlemen may be referred 10:
Rev: Smith Pyns Washington, D. C; Rev Dr. McElroy
NewYcrk Ciiy; Rev DR.. Z. Mason Go; Rev Dr. Aionfo
Potter, Schenectady n Y Rev A. n. Bishop. Astoria;
Rev Dr.. Peters, Wi!lisnsowp, Mass c Nj Butler, Boz
ton, Mass; Rev Dr. L. H.wks, New-Orlesnsi Alex d.
Stevens. 81 D. Nes,York; J. Smith Rogers, NJ D co. J.
c. Sss, NJ. D. do; R NJ Blstchford. Esq do A w S'sd-
ford, ESQ do; Frederick King, Esq Rsh~ az X o.
Blackwell, Esq Astoria |; John sch=ncs Esq do Joan
Jackson, E.q \. Y; William Mu!!gss, Esq do henry
Trowhrtge, Esq do
-4to-la. I I March. 1875 rnln osS.od
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0Mcini.
LIST OF LETTERS.


ADvrkrr,rFgs THE TRIBUNE az SPECIAL Aff0iS1hi'1
sIa ind BE II 6ITtLer enacted,
9, =. .dverse1,enu made under the orders OF The Post
master Genera. in newspaper or newspapers OF letters
for any Post oce shall be inserted in The PeFs
or papers, Of the town or place where the Office
msy be situated, hG.1ng he Target cire4tG.ior ,ax
N.-c Pot Office L<az, posed hh'on D '''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-03-17

ARRIVED
ship Emily Davis IS de- I'm Ponce PR, sugar and mo
lasses to Aymar & Co
snip sullivan, Waite 6 ds fun Charleston, cotton and
rice, 70 Geo BanNey.
Bark hine, Livermore from Mobile 18th Feb cot
Ton, &c 70 Sturges & Chairman.
Brig Rebecca, C Fisher Conknn 6 IA I'm, WILMINGTON
ny, nayalstores, TO order
Dig aoo9sa iof Newburypo-t) Goodwin, Il DIS from
a. Ssa; m 90 % hhds sugar. to Mason & Thompson
SGnr reL1inan1 leighton. I'm NOrean. and Is de I'm
Inc Bar sVo bushels corn and II hhds molssse. !,
gee & Co N' iAosAS'es- u @'u'
schr Amphibouss Smith. FIN paasa .nas. to N / Ne.
Cready. 'o " ~ ~ 's
Schr Aber, Thomas Thomas, fun ocracoke NC t,ss,
stsd 20 Rogers. W. 'i'S'
schr Conduit Eckerson ds I'm Boston, nad.e. TO Eos.
ter g. Nickerson.
sehr Mary Jane Powell Norfolk cotton, &c to surses
& Chairman
sehr Martha & Elizabeth, Mason. Philadelphia. coal
to Tisdal g. Setback.
schr Cro,on Scott Philadelphia, corn meal
Schr Warsaw, Philadelphia rndse:
Schr Oscar. Adams, I'm Philad, coal
Schr Brick Reeves, frn Philad cos,
Schr Daniel Baker, Frick do do
schr Maris, Causey. Stubbs do do
Schr Brsndywine, Stephenson dc do
Scor Ihaddeus Hudson DO do
schr Senator, Smith PhiIad do
Scnr Msrfaa Elizabeth, West Philsd do.
Sonr James Hand, Phlad do
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GEMTLEMEN,s LIST,

4 dams, drill
Adams, James q
Adams, John
Agryts, Giufeppe
Alcarin, Para d l.
Allen, John
Alexander, c
Aston, 4 G
Alden. W L
Allen. Samuel
Allen, F. W
Arnold, Geo W
Andrews, IL z
Apple by, W ]
Appleton, Chss HI
Armstrong, Thos X
Armstrong, James
Ausell, Thomas
Aronson. II
Armstrong, w V K
Arnold. Alferd
Anderson. Peter 3
Awkward Peierce b
Black, AC K
Basly, . u
Brach, G a
Bad Thos +
Bracket. Henry
Babbitee.C Capt + @
BShhi,i, Chss 4
Bragg, Or a G
B!scAler Capt w G
Bradley. Rev ?
Branmer. John
Barrett, q Il
Banks Thos G
Baldwin, Ezekiel
Baker. Ahsslou
Blsnkmnn. II 4
Braunon. N
Baker. L N
Brsnuick. John
Ballard, Gspt Lo-
ring..2
8rakewridge, Jas
Bsnnisier, w A
Baldwin, Docl n
Bsnbergee, MIR d
Bailey, Geo W
Ssutius =. Geo
Raily. Peter \
Barry, Mr.
Barbour. William
Barnes, Z o
Barlow. VIM 4
Barney, D 5
Barbour. John III
Barrie. John A
Bsc,hwick, Geo w
Bartlett, Capt E
phraiin
Brsy, Martin
6sternsn, Benjamin
Bassford, John
Baner. C F
Barr, Charles
Sace. Mr.
Bzambsrl, q
Beecher, Ira b
S,ers, John
Becker. Henry
Bssrce. Geo
RR,tie, Rob.
Becker. Char es
Resles. Tichneor
Brewer, DR. Il
Sell. Samuel
Bergen, James
Bennett. a Il
Brewce,oI JanesN
Biion, II
Theodore Ju-
lius
Betty, Mr.
Berry, Abraham
Bently Z, II D
Berry, Abraham
Bernardo A, y NJ c
Belger, James Ii
Rigesm, Mr II
Bddgera. Mr. 81
Brigham David 6 .
Siddle. David
Sig.ow. WIN d
Srtges, Geo II
Brinckie. DIV
Brissle, Phiho
Bishop, CharI,s
Brink, Chaslea
Bixby, John G
Bristol, Hiram
bmhop, SnHries
Bogardus, r
Brock, Wn,
Bodemsnn, Johann
ID
Bogardus. James
Block, Emil
Bodine. Thor
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e Brosdwsy. cro,on water. &c. Rent $50. Inquire
A-->of 7. PRICE. l7s z. Brosiway :1l0
% SEVEN FAKlls FOX sALE.-PaTs OF me es-
ia;s he lste MAJOR wisrn Edgar containing from
$50 TO 100 each being from one TO three niles
from, the Railroad Depo, a; Railway.
No lin Upper Railway. s. acres with orchard good
buildings also five small houses for renting.
No ain Upper Railway q acres with houses and barn
No Son The Woodbridge road the South end of the
Homestead Farm - TO 100 scres IS the purchaser may
choose. with house and barn
No s-On the Star road 81 acres, with small house
No Son Star road So acres. nearly adjoining NO
with house and barn and bounded on one side by Runway
No ION the Star road - with house and bsfn
Also several sIna,er lo, woodland and salt meadow
Also Farm OF so acres with good house and oarn loI
rnea from Orange, on the road 10 aorrisoWn WI ~
acrss of pasture and woodland resTy adjoining Wen cal
culs.ed for Dairy or Sheep Farm.
Also the house and lo adjoining the Homestead o'afu'
the village; house new: Il scres
Also land in Ohio Missouri and Tennessee Tor sale
or exchange. ~ B. EDGAR, % wsil.st v.,.o,.
GARRISON EDGAR, ="
John g. Edsal offers for sale his Farm Of NJ sesss o'e
re from Woodbridge The land IN excellent condition.
~ Stsw2m'
ea 4 FARM FOR >ALE.--Stua,eo u he Road iTot1
New Rochelle 10 White Plsins shout eGui iistsai rom
~ ssch containing l5c ACRES OF LAND. al OF which
10 Plough Lard excepting Ten Acres whch!s Wood Lsut.
The pscs divided By lane sud Is aid orinio coavere
lo, for cultivation All ;hs fence; are OF stone IN qe
tngs all OF good character and IN order For FEkas sppf
8. B. KENYON. on Tie premises. or OF
dSir ADRIAScF;. Is John-st Ss--"crS
FOR SALE-A valuable farm. pleasantly situated
afS in hs OF Harrison. Westctester County ~ Y
containing $50 of rstrate land II oil which are
wood The remainder be Plowed moved or pastGred Is
well watered with streams that never aihss good guar
lily OF fr 2large and first barns and other outoud-
inss the dwelling is large. containing IS large apartments
with hall running through them The prospect from Ihe
dwelling is beautiful glance Of The eye can be viewed
nearly be whole farm with portion OF LoRg lslsnt and
the Sound. The land is OF good qlsty-iies gradually
descending South and is good for all kinds of grs-
has grove OF beautiful Locust timber Farther description
is thought unnecessary all that wish 10 purchase aye re-
cues-d TO view farm which situated the road lead
ing from White Plains 10 the Purchase and hing-srse-St
miles East OF the Rarosd a. White Paius-St OF Port
chester.
BIZ said farm disposed Of on or before Thurs.
day. lsh day March next viii be sold att P NJ OF that
day the premises For farther particulars inquire on Tie
premises OF A5aer Mead. or OF
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, No. : Broad-si \. Y
February % 1876 ~ 3wN
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REFERENCES.

VOLNEY FRENCH,
ATTORNEY AND CoCSsELLoR AT Law,
Southport, Racine Co. Wisconsin,
WILL ATTEND promptly the collection and remit
w tasce OF debts
Refers
Hon. Henry Dodge, Madison, W 7.
" Morgan l. Martin. Green Bay, ". I.
" Juo. Wentworth, Chicago, Ill
" Addison Gardiner, Rochester, y. Y
" Isaac Hills,
Edward Corning, Esd. New-York.
M-ssrs Bowen ( McSa,ne-, Nsv-Yors- IL! lawim
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Zeal Estate.

G. TO LET-A hrst rate three story house, 500 East
Hss Broadway. Cro,ou water. kc Reu: $50. Inquire
= Of 7 PRICE. f7s Z. Broadway. StV
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Dublir gonpenauess. @r.

-r~v n NETWORK AND ERIE r.
3 ,sztltrzzrSS RAILROAD LrSE-w inter Ar. S824
ssASs-<-r<z1-1n a z euL-Ou- Passenger line
sach .iy daily. leaving New York and Middleowu very
morning, tSunssyi excepted nj $ O'Clock
Freight Barge will leave NewY ork from os Of Duane
,,-Tuessay Thurstsy and Saturday afternoons O'clock
Stage. for Newburgh oughkeepse, Hudson and Albany
iesye Turner's Depot arrival OF passenger ,stn
s,ss for Bioonin gburgh Monticello Milford, Honesdse
Car, ndsle Binghantou, Cwego, &c kc leave Middle
,oNr upon arrival OF passenger irs!p.
nee ~ WI al. dis