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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03
Herald Marine Correspondence.


PHILApELrHIA, Oct I'd PM.
mSSs y En- asr NS
e Gh.ots somsrs Nsaaef jSa Randolph Weave
HYoIk Paynes Smith do; Rio Si.nds Lovesad, do ps1l
eG seIowHBat Kns.on Sesea. TT Tux: Island
@ ssHss:
Ssa wne o MS S
S M hss4 obi cc es VI
Charleson Cha. strstt9n Vance do julia. Van Glider
S John Randolph
Weaver Fall River; vi GINA For. do Mary Miller Bate.
iin New York; Rio Graade Loveland Dc; DaSot.h. smh.
do; ChIlots, somers DO; Daniel OConnsll Sweet 90;
do aud Pottsvilie Miner, do.
MisceiIaneous Record.
PAcKEr SHr SWITZERLAND for London detained until
Monday.
sHrr Advantageous from BarneGst are the 3oth
which that Of the had drfted for nearly TWEEN
HoS sso thu. he the bu Of l.
who drowned from the unfortunate vese
the remains Of those recovered The bodies of the
and have not been found-one female those
buried that morning
SHIP Myers at Baltimore reports-lOth ult lat
oe Ion 81 5 passed al American brig full Of water both
white streak around the bulwsk, stripped Of everything
apparently vessel and had been in that
situation a long time.
BR,o GmAsp TURK at waldcboIo before reported aban
doued Tuckernuck of afternoon of 2sh u after
discharginE 90 tons coal which taken Edyst,yn
River She is tight and in good order.
LAuxcHED-At Belfast 2th brig called the Russian, Of
Belfast At WsldOboro goth ult ,hp George Evans. of $50
She has the latest Improvements introduced in ship
building IT, 70, e sns esh,s az and will
Capt Gsh coaiisrd Of FrsnteSs partly in Boston and
ship master, will command her.
PoRr OF New YoRK.-The following is official report
of the foreign arrivals and cearancss at this for the
mo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03

UNR GREGORY, No. 3 Roosevelt stree. has discovered
H. an entirely method OF curing cerin private dis
ease so il II is taken in time il may be radically cnred in
from two TO less with the
patient than The old method The recipe is offered TO phys
clam and Others intending this CITY, for
5000 The charge for the beret FORE
Office open Mt all hours of day and EVENING" 500 2sre
IyRIVATE DISEASES CURED BY A BOTANIC
PHYSICIAN, with ten practice IN this ety. gusran
tying perfect cure without m.Icury IN lew day.. Many
sssvated humbuged and deceived by the Boosting
Ietenders who thousands All who wish perfect
$50 m short time, and avoid ignorance and imposition.
.bo j ppy Immediately at hs Bowery Advice gratis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03
Forelan importataons,

Foreign lmpOrtAl1Onas
SANTA CRuzBg Wand is23l logs mahogany % do cedar
bb bxs i77 sticks fustic logs Harmonys
Nephows-33 cks 10 bxs sugar Curtis.
SsAL-Brg Lsvant74O bales hemp do hair 90 half boxes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03
W l4tsrc

HXSTINGs' COMPOUND SYR!S OF NArTHA-
Not only positive but warranted cure for consumption
and all diseases OF the lungs This has decided the dpute
about the durability of consumption and satisfied the medical
faculty and all who have used it. that consumption and all
lungs cannot only be cnred but they are
easily and simply cured almost Of disorders to which
the human frame is liable The operation Of single bottle
If altogether far with the dseasoof this TACT
aud single dose gives evidence of is extraordinary in
arresng and eadcatng the malady by the Lme'
date relief which affords This quack secret reme-
dy Dr. Hastings dscovercr Of the most eminent
of the and has made full disclosure Of ITS MS
and all its component to the world not Wishing to
incur the responsibility Of confirming to himself for the rake Of
good And such has been the wonderful results opera
ons the London Lancet Medical Times and the most
of both hemspheres anxously calling
upon sufferers immediate to it, and proclaim
ing all known medicines alone has positively esab
shed efficacy byundeniabe proofs ofcurng conumptlon
and all other diseases of the lungs: -,
Price One Dollar bottle bottles Tor hve COLLARS As
this is expensive preparation, not lett around On
commission the mode with quack medicines but must
angemept WILL general limit its sale to the larger cities
aud and, therefore. residing where Hastngs
Napha Syrup be and who be rescsd by
express steamboat other public conveyance
should direct M A. f. Harrison, No. lat Greenwich
New York enclosing remittance for the number OF
bottles required which will be Immediately packed and for
warded them to secure their safe and speedy
delivery. =,
anse ed the agency Of the American CONT en to A.
who the sole Of HastingS Compound
Syrup Of Naptha in the United States and Canada.
3At*m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03

Domestic lMlpOrtatlOnS.
MosnE.Brg Wsumpka-53 bales cotton Whs.den,
81 Chns Denger-49 Holbrook, Nelson gas Center
c 20 pkgs Edwards-2o Pice-sio hides bales sundry
pkgs TO order
Allen-lS rice Sprague. Robinson
cot bales Stu rt4 do Drake Mills Co.'S do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03

Dir. HOMER BOsTWICK,
Attending Surgeon and Physician,
rs Chambers street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03

NUHOLESALE SHIRT WAREHOUSE, No. a Plat
w street, Cd door from William, where may be found
large of Shirts Of every quality made ia the latest
styles work manshp Fancy and Plain Linen
Muslin and common Shirts, constantly on hand:
Southern and Western merchants respectfully invited to
call before purchasing. JOHN WOOLSEY. = Plat st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03
M9NTHLY KEI0RT FOR SEgTEMSEK i Il 5hs

TlONS AND CURES.
4 IndolentUlcers on the Legs
of lo.g standing.
2 Uvulas removed.
Toe nail removed.
3 Operations to relieve De-
formity.
2 Operations for Phymosis.
s Buboes Opened.
2 Sand in the Bladder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-03

1T3 IS, l6G
Swedish 6. Bremen o. Ham
gian 3, Portuguese l., Vene-
spanish L; Of this number. 4
30 brigs, and 1873 schooners.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-02
From the Tennessee Farmer.
DEEP TILI.AGE.

We have nnlicr,l wuh pleasure .ihsl
inast farmers IN this section have brcnlne
coyerts To the system oil deep pInughing
aud fine Nth. ius,eal of makmg their
sdil mclnw unly fnur ar live inches deep,
as is snii pracased by few, ule general
castom is To pIuwa fnln seven taten INCH
c., and thoroughly pplreTize the earth 10
the same depth, wlh the harfna anu c"i'
rva,or. Experience has taught them that
deep mellow soa is vastly more pndue.
tive. otter thing. hrng equal, ihaa hard
shallow one. We expect soon In SEE a
few enterpns'ng men driving Al second
pjowgm the furrow of The one thu breaks
the surface, aud thus secure To their crops
danh!e amount OF perH ions soil. lhwh"h
dauhle quantity OF snlubIe mineral eie-
ments NAV feed anil bring tn maturity
double ltsryp-t. Very lew ii Ids III Wes-
tern New York lack vegetable mould.
So Ear a. the atmosphere supplies n"if''
tive elements, these areanainly dependent
IN the large develapement al mots. "A
ront uf corn or other plant Which Is one
l,ur,h of an iurh in circumference and
five inrltes bong. presents To the soil, Tie
ran., dows, and air nj heaven, only one
lhir,l Of i,nhihing nutrition that IL would
if len INCHES long and three-eigtts "t al
inch in circumference. Ina derp meIlo"
soil aud large growth ii roots tue h"s
bandnan il sure 10 shaus correspondent!
grnwth of green stems aud leaves ab"''
ground. To imbibe gaseous iona lr"m eve
ry passing breeze, the atmosphere can oil
" fulfil its whale great office IN supper
Of vegetation, an deep perslous souls l'k
river bottoms.
Ii the earth lacks any essential ingfedi
cuts used nv nature in the organization
The cultivated plant. no amount of 'Illag
can create the absent element out ol M
thing. This fact should never be 10:
sigh, of. "t"H
We have parsnip IN onr office thre
and hale fret long. and we have pnl'e
beans in fell, whose, roots ran thlrt
inches in,n the gronal. 7" give plan
fair clrance IN a pn,r sod, il should b
verv deep, thai rents nay travel goe
way 10 get TIER ailmeih.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-02
Prom he Saals caralina Paracr.
THE COW TIA


great MANY. VIZ. Eslig.sr. are ds.teFrral
lntn raising lie PEA iafgels. from tlAs rnif.
.ielian iltal il J. dangerous fur fife sinrk.
Mafy Inse hogs. cal II aud Lar.ss in sat.
M u. hy iinpfutlenre nr iegieei. IN il
certainly ilir mast valuable thing thal !.
farmer can grow IN his farm. when wr
take in,u arennni Tie amount nj lalrur il
lake. 10 raisr fhein. tl,e certainty I'll rlsrir
yield, The fefltlizsag pr"pcrtIts they pms.
s..s. II. =. the vine. HATES. &r.. aud
whirh they inparl IT, tie shil. aud Ille "a
lue Of the pea I I al kinds at stccs. -@a
have ralsr,l II and lesl tay slark en il
iar wears. and ueter yrt aasi unc ny H.;
aud wntsr in the Southern Cultivation
gives the follow lag c'sncln.isc c. iIrncc
IN it, favor Far twenty wears ! haA g
planted ~ many rows or miis ni the row.
pea as have liad rows ar hills of corn,
and have usually succeeded well IN nlak.
lnS gno1 crops. an,I have ala avs hrcn in
tie habit 1T Iriilng s1ark ni NIL knal. iun
ON them. particyllfl, horses. muIss. beet
cattle, anil alI my h gs. balh small and
lArer, yaung aud oil. aud never have
la,i one solitary animal. NJ any kind, linn
eating peas. My s;"rk usually Commence
on the peas The la,l nG September, white
smne are yet green. aud generally get
though with tl,em all by Chtismus.
never turn any lInng irtn pea field hun.
CIV. and am careful that lltsy have fee
access In water, y plenty of which is in
all my field. When unce turned IN,
let them remain, and keep long. small,
shallow trungh IN tie iieid constantly sup
pIled with salt aud common WOOD ashes,
/, which all tie suck have free access,
and of which they all col freely. My
plan is. to take sayra hushei III ashes
s,rew them from one end NJ tie trough tu
tie ather itst. then sltew say two quarts
al salt TN top III tire ashes. This The
s.nek will consanIe in lew days, WIN
! agaia rep'eui.h in the same way.
have kept, on III average, more than lot
head III hogs 10 ibis way fur tie last ?;
wears. aml have never lost the Iirs, on'
lrdm eating peas. II peas are tnclina d Ii
have dritlerims eifrct un hugs an
sure thai the salt aud ashes cuun'uIact TIA
effect. %@ *7@**@@sa : 81
let the ruurEe1h here recommended IN
pursued. and my warI.Ior il, rhFFea wi
never injare ysaFss,oeS. 4 % as.-..~
49, @'@# 49, T. GIuD HOPPER. 3
Black Jack Ridge. Oct. 10. ls47. e@@ta
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-02

Jesse Stevens, Of Woodstock, Me-,
committed suicide on The 18th ult., at
Norway. Me. He was a maniac. in con-
sequence of the Miller delusion. He had
sqnandere,l his property, or rather had
been robbed Of it BY the leaders of his
faith, and died pauper.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-02

A new Post Office has heen establish
ed IN Clcaveland county, by the name Of
po!kvile.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1847-12-02
@gaAa asoa01gs

NaN koAF Tsrh soil, %@
Eauirranf. aasuse's l~isrE llessii.gs Fgrr
l'sr e,esr land Z H*a @.. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-13
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Law Ce1rts....D.ferred.

cucrrr corlr-Besore JUICE Edmonda--A case
was brought sgsinst Clarke Co OF 81 Louis % re
the amount Of Two drsii: gwen % John d nun
C. Co Dot hey refused 10 pay &esss = 60
ssopped payment after getting tne drafts and Csrxe
Co retained The amount for cs.snce due them y !onn
q 5 Co. Salt 10 brought Verdict tor ?ssn0n' sao-
yet 70 t5e opinion Of The Court
scyfnror rorxf-Before t1ose Oakley -Edpd'o s.
Pines Va AAianes AEsa.al fss0dn1e Go -Ine sLip va
bsw5s on her passage FROM LOsdon 70 Cnsr.esfon pot
into Fsysi Ia distress She there encountered sooher
storm and was condemned ard sold. The present sc-
Don is 70 reeoser ss o On poey o' !, I ,s
Coar.-For plsiDrf Hcsrs. Cutting t2d Aamiofo )
for defr Mr. Woodnu
M A,saa Vs. wn O bryau-ln l5s' notice OF =
1onsssd eoo.ysnsrshsp IN which Mr.. A was concerned
appeared Ia zoe NewYorf TINES aud the bvenins fos,
Tee sdvsrssrnen, the Times was printed 81 20 snica
was the The Post however, Pfinteo 49, 70
CONSEQUENCE Of which SIR AYss oss since oeen nsoe "a
bs on the speca pertneffhip for claims sssDst IL TO
rpxs action for damages against the Proprietor Of tns
Evening Poet for th.s Incorrectly pnnrns fo5 oe-
E.ncsnf il argec taat shs figure ives badly made IN
Shs msn1.cripf. (Which proouceo) and also mat
zoe plsBuf bound 70 watch bis advertisement and
zee that II was correct
Tho Court charged that the Jury mus. consider
whether there had been proper diligence and care on
The part OF the plaintiff hmselfi there Dad not been
10 cannot mako another hsble. Verdict for defend
snt-.For plaintiff. Mr.. Anthon tor defendant NJ
coulf or COMMON PIrAs-Before Judge insrshsm.
--Alna Read W John ~ Lozson. on demand ior
5000 the defence 10 which 10 thst Mr. bac assigned
TOO claim 10 an attorney .. s~, who bought II oI me
sake of bringing the suit and 10 therefore Invalid re
fsrrsd 70 yssisrdsy1 Verdict for plaintiff 5000 a. Win
Hberry 10 the Court 10 order nonsut should Il zee Mt On
case being made.
Before Judge Uishoeeer-- EdDard 7. Backhor~ Va.
Js~n H. C1fa Tho Paul Jones was cast away al 81.
Domingo IN 1912, and so1e anchors &C were sent 70
Mr. C. (presdent Of the Water Board but At that time
snip chandler sell. sum y alleged 70 be due By
him and suit Is brought For defence ne states tnst an
iodsbs.doess Wa due TO him Al the dino Verdict for
plsnsa s4oo-sor plaintiff, Mr. Malocs; for defendant
Mr. sxvsDs
Csspu n Msysy Rsahoyd Fyo>alteA The parties
keep German Boarding houses ia WashinstOn'st ruit
u broush, BY M ~ for SANDER Ia the defendant accus'
log plaintiff Of taking hundred dollars 10 90 contn
ysd this forenoon --for plsintif Aessfs Weion anc
+honpson for defendant M w. Woodwork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-13

All the annual meeting OF the Western Railroad
Corporation the following named gentlemen were unsni
ossy reelected Directors for the ensuing year on the
part of the private stock holder by vote representing
about tao thousand shares Addison Gilmore John
Howard Josiah stokney Stephen Fairbanks and iona
than Chapman The President stated In reply 10 ques
ton that he estimated The income Of the Road for this
gear ct aud that the expenses. interest dete
rorston. &c. would not reach sum that would leave
loss than per cant for Dvldends he also stated
thar the Directors bad p.toned the Legislature Tor an
increase " capital for construction account and the pur
chase Of the state scrip issued for the oentnt OF the
corporation.
4 hil for the sale OF the Main Line Of Pepnsylvs-
mia Improvements has been reported to the Senate The
bin divides the Main Line with the machinery etc into
vcch Of two hundred thousand shares and authorizes
tie sae OF one hundred thousand shares TO Company
With control the work and power to regulate the
usvel and transportation thereon. IL also suthorizes
the Company construct steamboats, etc on the ONO
river, TO be In connection With the travel and trans
portsuon the Main Linz The eoss revenue derived
from the works pay for the ordinary repairs costs
etc and then from the net profits one
par cant be invested la State stock which with &C
cnmuisnons OF interest will CONSTITUTES contingent Juno
Ansr tAsss appropriations the Company msy make
dividend ekholde OF Ave per cent free from TAXA
non The surplus after paying this oisidrno no, ,S
eeeding Eve per cent anoant oil STOCK rstsnec oy
the state 10 70 be paid the State Treasury After
,sess payments any surplus remain the stockholders
shsli be entitled II farther dividend Inc Com
pAny 10 farther empowered 10 make lateral or connect
ing railroads and canals The Main Line hss yielded the
essts Treasury net about ball million annusy. Onoer
the proposed bin the company with transporting husi
nsss woad have these prohts and by farther advantage
cf running bosu tho Ohio and Mississippi could con-
tact deliver goods etc and carry passengers between
Few orsans Philadelphia thus bringing s.sst sinount
u freight TO the State works which now diverted by
e,nflosinc tuteYssfa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-13
DnttnI Meoiliufs.


a. So So-tor iu vogr CIV Who bass di1ersnt medi
enc M each disease he undertakes he Terms co cure
~ nav Thousands know thet curative powers yon
have beard o. bis mcdi nee hlnd EDS are Docking
Id M place a. .s6 BrOornesL NevlcTk arl No. s1uth
se9ent,-sL Pa sde p1s IT. ne later pace he La ouf-
te@n rooms occupied icr "a 1usrcss there l-e been
f.iyb iihn he .as eF rgCfhs cuarlles - Der
waEou loads from cllereut rers llFe nten pare es-l
l1-re afe lr- E-ef d. cO-sart OPERATOR sL1 re cave
more ls hundred Pate1is Gay, BESIDE, We "a 9
visiting fociors wk0 wsif upol a. nose " ~ cannot cone
% IS we haze been Iul our months ll New q Y-l
slesiy hey pclrlns ID o- AZ s-1.- e. ana 'e &c
bearing % cures every Jay slc We c. 80 il-i /"
bsye or shsat 10 tie vino ard bid defiance % cc -e
1uscksTy snd sssert fearless a cOad c-3n ila clu
.umploL l1ai dreadful sc0lrge Ia has ia ever more
han var self can be- cared.
At69 Ih1M nsCl-s- here lFss Wollsn = 10 ial Dtr
gwen W By e. physician D. ssd ns ns se-l pI'7.
Lsf 90 5sl die Sic "a. lfey helpless ara lal y
20 prspg-G up iG BED Yesterday here were lunlel
came 3 our saving such an1 .lc pIsoll ssi hel
Does s1y ole suppose thsi lbs would - re ca-- ie
medicines not good Ous gentleman SAD joan Cox
lent hn thai owes bis 10 % hero nee cles ~.
lsys, sroiheI cane ste-ns III lae tro-p ,ss-F -
sed iher child life and sf,er gtlet ny csn1es nFe
persons stated clr-s q ihe worst kind hlr-fsoa e
fndng leil 10 c1t Pace Jallcs Sgl 'ol 1l = ~
lang cured Il gol don't 5sevs re 80 az see na q il1
rsi =. ths ss. ssout &C. bsclos=d geutesa c.ne from
6esveOwl stating TIA; jcnsh bans seat JclAn sc
spent hundreds dollars aud bad been gwen 40 ~ tiee
physicians die with consumption hels I0W We.
AID wonder 10 all his fric'4d.
John Neil ~ WIAsm.bufsh cured Of rheumatism aHi
Thomas Jinsins's two children cured Of wh0oping
cough, and number Ct the.r rsigheors 40 ~, - -,
John ClImiey clnlt n con.uhpiioI 500 - "a
b.so resuced 10 perfect skeleton and not peciei c i've
one week residence Chss.s County, n. ~ SEN it ~ ~
ssss;t We el.sd o. s4s.,,on ~ n,
bugs. and very bad cough. Henry crur "" cured .
Rheumatism IN fact can instance and show you on OF
ng Fi1s vsn,, Cal 90 him q a. early day and he salts
set i7l lmeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-13
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT or NETWORK.
ARRIVEn


Pocket ship BAvsris. Howe fra Hsvre Jan q yndss 20
wm Whrcck Jan ID was IN company with packet
chip B1rsuody TN Hasrc for Syork Jan 20 Lost
board Wm Peterson foreigner and VIM Burnish 0i
NYork both sesrien: took pilot The 10th Feb On
tao uornlns OF toe Sd Feb in collision with
<golas st zee time II knots0 consequence Of which
accident sha passage hss been retarded for several dsys
sAip Sutton Galloway ds I'm Charleston, cotson and
Yee 70 Geo ssrton.
Ship Loa,.s Leavss I'm orlssns Jan a. cotton. &c
% Wm Geleon.
issses 10 Tucker & L.shteoarn Leu ship Hudsoa FIN
Norfolk bound 70 lreland ~h cargo 81 srsin ~, IN
in dissrsss lssky.
Bris Madison, Paxton IL TIA Savannah cotton 10
srurgrs and Chairman.
Rr,s Puritan of Thomsston. Aimhury. i'm Savannah
sth ipss cotton. sc, 20 master.
Brr Sterlins White ds I'm Savannah. cotton &c. 70
pushsn Dinion. lo'a Inst lati y long "a spoke ers
Ajrx.adsr I'm Mobile Tor PhilsdcipAis.
s<hr Pair Lady Noble. I'm Brsadywine. Dell corn.
srhr Mary Elxabeih. ssaofcs. fn Phi.soslphis
scSr c slower. Davis, : ds I'M Newbern, NO rice.
corn. SC. ~ " Plstt
Schr Col Bum Hsner De iM ChfiaStou cotton and
nee. 10 Geo Boiklcy
srhr si.sen Isl4nasr Wood. Norfolk corn
sehr Ann T siPple. CLARK. tn Dover. Deb corn.
Schr Chalss St-vens in Plymouth. lNass) fsA
echr Geo Ross Sterling I'm Virginia Oysters
schr Edward aud trsas. frisoy i'm Baltimore -four,
sehr Gov Arnold E'andse, fis Salem N D corn 70
sehr Pomona crowsn fm Norfolk corn
schr Charlotte Sorpers Dc I'm Pitch LANDING N c.
naval ssor~s TO Beaedic, q Williams
sehr Lsdy Lake. fan Norfolk. cora
seAr ssrsss Cole, as FIN Petersburg hoar to Hun
ssSr Margaret wssl.r. sa' I'm Petersburg to Hun.
ssss Iyeis. Posi- ID. fna Baltimore aOur to Mailer
Lord.
sehr Maria, csusey. srabbs. ofPhila corn.
sehr Loaisa Hoover fsn Brady wine. (DsO corn.
schs bssiph Watson Garlic, I'm Milford Deb corn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-13
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.
n xafiory J. Bls<ckey.

: story br,ek house and lease Of lot its Thirdsv-
enus corner Fifteenth 81, elxl0o 500
story brick house and lease OF lot lao Thirdave-
nas e0;<xl0o. -...-.....:.... lozS
: ssoyy birch house and lot corner Greenwich and
Bethuue fcxT6:2. 4OlO
~s.S lou issrloo.. 49, 80. 49, 1000
sscry brick house and lot l63 West Eighteenth
OF 2sxe2 --.-..-..-..-.,... 49,, sSVV
gaoorIyN--9 lots OF ground, each a5sloo with
two story frame cottage on west SIDE OF Frank
hn-svenus, Between WlioDsh5y and Dekslo Its. 80
81 WV ~ Frasklin Son
, story brek house and LOT lal seooadsvenue,
1S;oxlN.-. SSVO
Lot Of ground with bulldogs thereon. on s!xth-st
near Avenue {, l9sx97 .----.-....------.--.. $500
] lot south side Ninth 81 between Avenues B
ADD L. 2SxsOV iu<o
lot adjoining came sste 1850
] do 90 do ...................... SIS
! DO do DO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lloC
/ DO 30 % ....................... 1925
Do do do Observation-Disclosures. l.07s
b J. " hLl~.
Lot OF south aloe rwenty 6Tstst near Ihirdave
nue. as BY haf the block. ............ ASK
~ Geo. 3 Rolit7s.
lss;e efio. 6tsuensst ssxloo. ~
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baleniines.

Cone cns A-Gsn, your rny.es prepare
Eor .eaLeEreu ard lsdlee Az.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT q Nslsn1nss 4 ever
a de.crpcon ccnicsl cuirzicl. Tsgicsl ara ssrti-
ui@n..- Ca rlzn sri eced paper, :. 81 prices 40
ol.n a. 80 euvsopss comic Azd ss1-menta. Sz-en-
ms writer. ~ wLo essie slc se.Al ~
JOHN J. BROWN CO - 1lt01-st
y Z. YaarLnss u every description written al .. 81
order. y
XTALENTlNE-.-Al age szsortme-; u Ns.--.-ae.,
~ g. pFicss ana SYKES in rnfelcPs AL f--hi-he
winters offered by tie sl1scr1tf Alc -dls5 al rfe
nee invited - CAL so1 exsrl.ne nen a. ne. l-s-e
lie kAs s.o made suca arrangement. with eer eArrisfs
"a "a VII deliver, yos-Ase fee a. -n-n-s p1i
hen 80 hst hsy esa be directed AID maes % ne spot
c. HOLT, Jr. Suslc store, 10 f9i,on-'-
y iw- - door east Of Bfoad~sy
NALENTINE..-The surscrbers have l1si received
b-a1 IA sssof.uerf OF Nsell41es, wnico hey vii
se a. wtc.ssse or real 81 very o~ prices Motto s-a-s
s. FRANCIS A LoCTREL. Y M.idsn-lsae.
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ITO MEDICAL hEN-N aniecs a cOmpetenl ne ic Al
i lsn 10 lake eglsl Interest 10 AZ Old esi.ohshea
Medical d. Jenszy q over 1lGy years continuance All
fos lie .zs IA years by n- present pro 'reior Tue pfr
pa OBJECT - rh connection . 10 unite odi Or door pfAc-
tics with the 1ce business 70 which has befetolofe
been holy devoted aid aso with view 10 relieve ne
presenf lrcubeu, In some from Inc srduoas coz
rnemelt which hs las been - lo1g subject TO
proper person tescus Of entering a once ao al eei
ss.ahshel b-s1es, thu su.tl0u ofers u1-sual Ia
elites Apply Al PECK zip, 20 DR. :. CARPESIE.
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sssllrzcAND ERIE RAIL 9s

ly,angs,nsrt-ro commence Monday, Dooersw "a
For passengers once each wsy dslly (eNeeFs saaasys
Leave New York nom tho fool 81 Ousne-ss Ss.ed
A. 81 Tor Piermont Rsmspo, Monroe. chesSil vcs1es
Mldietown Otsvtle, and All ina in.esmoe.s 49,
Al, ara Chesier AZ s i0 4 81. fof Ne~-rofs
'Fars between New YORK. and Ohsvhs %
Freight from Ne~-Nork viii he received Htnr boz q
psne Az on board tho barges Samuel Marsh and hsay
suydan Jr one Of which will leave Tho ely as oeed
P NJ. on Tuesdays, i huT sdsys an sssufusys -.
Fr.g for New York will be taken by The fsn sstf
ou.vIlle al O'Clock A. on tho above mensoast a.ss
L.. a.. zach ueak De |. 1910.