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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

From cart Josps 4 Yard. formerly Of Tyeafon, " T.
FoRr HAMILTON, Aug. -. 1889
Mesus SHERMAN TousEY-Geaf. an much pleased
n your Panortna Of TayOfs Campaign 10 Mexico.
di suppose possible 10 represeli In - eke man.
the movement Of the army. Your views OF the clues
and ranches Of Northern Mexico very correct
and give perfect dea of the appearance Of the
nv. Yours. Sc. JOSEPH A. YARD.
From d., C. B. Zibyssie Of ne Ayzy Suygoons and a
b,0ie- Of ne laeaioa capt Zg5re eAo tap IN ne bat
wAsHrSsroS. c. Aug a. isis.
Gentlemen During my late visit 10 your Cy ssT your
Panorama ard was gr-uy surprised 10 see how correctly
YOU have portrayed the principal movements Of our troops
IN Northern Mexico, under webeoved Taylor Your
representation ~ ne cities ana the appearance o. the coun
~ generally only beautiful but correct The
you give of saullo one Of great fidelity in fact he
err Mexico Yours very truly. c 3 ZABRISKIE
Messrs- sHtENAN TorsEY.
Ia addition to the above might add the testimony Of
several other officers Of the Army, well as hundreds
he returned soldiers.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
From fae Head, Aug 5.
TATLoE's C,NFArGN-" What perfect foliage and how
hfr-iEe hose are said sdy last evening. while
sdnring hat beautiful Of all paintings, sherman 4
Tousey- Panorama Of Tayors Campaign in Mexico. The
msguscence Of this Panorama ard ne strci fidelity 10 NJ
mr. are fa.f becorlr he tgvutsk~ and me Miner,
Rooms twhere u ]. exhibited crowded IN these
boz nights By the way these rooms COO and pleas
sui any We know Of Al who see this Panorama Ia
perfect ecstacles with IL beauty
From ne Morning Cgl,iey. aug q, 1913.
" fh1f pant and oHras p asked person the other
ming, while looking the panorama u Tayors Campaign
IN Mexico Nowonder such question asked, form i
amOsi impossible 20 believe that actually IN
Mexico, When looking his nsra and magnificent paint
Ing. No wonder the Minerva Rooms crowded by
vel-peased visitors Gen. Taylor and the movements u
The army under him. trlthuly represented. in the
grandes manner and On scale Of immensely never before
attempted on
From sie Commercial .fdrcrfsy.
~ The panorama Of Tayiors Campaign In Mexico -
now exhibiting a. the Minerva Rooms Broadway, Is The
most success VI vel the most beautiful exhnuon
seen 10 this city Urul visited this painting our IDEAS Of
The movements Of army, Mexico and The appearance
Of that country guile vague snd unsatisfactory but
ser looking a. this Interesting panorama We must confess
hat We only highly delighted, but consderab
Instructed The views Of The Mexican towns, the marches
Of The army anc all the striking speciares o hat great
campaign, are msgnifceuly and tuhfuly depicted We
are glad 10 learn that ne pr0pueors are reapng The reward
ne enterprise Justly merits The exhibitor beng nighy
VISITED BY vel pleased and intelligent audiences
Exhibited every evening 81 O'Clock and on Wednesday
and Saturday afternoons 81 8 o'clock Al the MINERVA
Rooms.
406 BROADWAY.
near CsnALst aus lmlstp
LisERAL AsEASssNESTs MADE VIII SCHOOLS
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GENERAL NOTICES.

t. Friends Of ireland 10 the Rescue The
Williams rfrrh ~ars-d Will hold pubic meeting on
Monday evening next. O'Clock r. in Union Ha J.
corner Of Even Meseroie SIS WLIamshurRh IN com
oil ance with Inc call Of the NewYork Directory. 90 raise
funds 10 sid the gng patrols Ireland Several mem
bers Of the Directory vii be- present Several eminent
speakers will address the meeting.
suF q T. LINskY Secretary
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PnssenRer- smiled.

ts, cr,,s., f-- Lfr,ryssi-NrO Glaer.eeVe EaEtoa,
c,gss NJ stson do " ste-ns Nflrs Nrs Joh-n
a. ~. f5gce an chd ey Js-a. VI N-.son Yes
yo, " Dav Jn1 Harr Engaa1 NJ Harrs d. Dot
vrDe~-.rt srf = M be- sf@@rae~ arf -ecq~1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

n Hon. JOsErH GRISSELL Of the Tenth Con
gressional New B edford) District Of Massachu-
sets, in compliance with the urgent solicitation OF
his fellow citizens has expressed his willingness
to be again a candidate for Congress. We are
glad Of this. Mr. GRISsELL is good Wing, and
is thoroughly devoted TO the best interests ol me
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

FARTHER SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THF ALBANY FIRE
RELIEF FuND-The EreRinR journal OF the 25th has
acknowledgements Of the following generous subscrp-
lions
Anonymously contributed by a gentleman Of Western
New York $500: His EVcellency Governor Young, lOO
His Excelleucy Lieut. Governor Fish 500; Wright &
Co SIS: Aanson Sumner. $50 contributed by Sab
osth School in Greenfield Mass received through its
Superintendent Grin slate, Sl3 Mrs susan SedgwcS,
stockbrdge Mass S2O-rotal. S559
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

INDIAN CoeSossSs.-rhe citizens of Lodi, Car.
ssugus Co in this State are shout 70 do thing tha'
very sensible, and in extreme good taste. AT pub
Nc meeting they have resolved 10 change the name a.
the place % (s0raada Ger-wan dab 10 the Indian nam
for the place and 10 said u signify plain between tn
hills The chief for making the alter alton is a.
obvsste the confusion arising from heexst Of o,he
places In the state Of the same name. We would b,
glad 70 see al Western restored 20 theif
beautifully expressive Indian titles-so much more spi
than those gwen them by the whites. The str, s,n.
have pretty generally been allowed 10 retain their
original names and why not the towns There 10 NJ
good reason why should forsske the euphonic
OF the Aosrgne and resort the hsckueycd titles o.
Europe snd Asia We want something original snc
here 10 good beginning.
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Up>Ry-sr. GRAMMAR SCHOOL,

T1OUACKENBOS, A. VI Kecor-Ili- Il-IlI111lu' ...
urst nsxf TO All Saints Church. will reopen after lhe
summer vacation. on Monday, the 18Th The course "
.rlav vi, embrscs. heretofore, not only ne eienss
br,rches bar al hs necessary for entrance INTO eye
M he courtnchouse Pupils entering amer me term ns'
No. vii he charged only Tor The time they have attended
RrFERENcEs-FsCliy II Columbia college, Nesly "
tiemen IN the vicinity. ..,. ,,-i,
Parents are requested 20 call and have an interview WH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
CPIsCoPAL COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE

Il SiaplstOn Staten lsland-Rey r iON LII III
pal-Ths Institution possesses many adVanssss w. =,
bers In he vicinity o. New York. 10 = easy Of access Al
IN hours OF the day, and i only ak miles rom ne Wy
The best teachers are procured m the Classical fnssn
Fr,nch and spanish departments, and are all residents M
he family Strict attention - given TO the insrh,uon
f,reigners who wish 10 acquire knowledge OF the Engsh
and IN a. short 4 time IS possible. Gentlemen VINO are M
ied with the charge OF ads 20 he placed a. school are
r,asfei to call and examine for themselves aulNisep
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

~ The Oscego Commercial JiDes--a gooo
Wing Dsily-has appeared In new dress "nlen %
cones il exceedingly Oswego seems 10 MAINTAIN
Daily Of its own with commendsble spirit and hoerany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

| school for BOYS. at Tarrytown. y I-rhs lnslnuoi
nasapfv situated onethrd Of mile North OF ne village
r The spo on which Major Andre taken The course
oftnsfrlcuon viii be thorough scientific and pr'cucs EN-
brecns an the branches of English and cassca eilca
linn requisite for commercial pursuits or entering college
Circulars containing terms. &c can De obtained OF cpad
ing shepard 1895 Broadway Of the following refer
erres - ev Bishop T. : James Rev ; II. Cone, ID y
Rut.on Sucklev Esq Rev q. n. Fisher Rev. u. W
CLARKE: Rev b Creagh. Rev. p Chamherlini Rev ;
Remington; Rev V. Ameman, Newly orb Ciiy' ana Rev
Joseph Law. Brooklyn. ., ,,
au4 eOdit \. NEW NAN fHhclpti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

rF- The Seneca Comfy C0uner, one oil the
three Wing papers in the State which have not put up
the whg ticket will hereafter advocate the election oil
Gen TAYLOR. Us former publshers having retired.
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sryENTEENTH WARD

80 PROPFkI1
III my bou.e ard iot l3g Rivingionst The house =
ia, ,,or and a feet deep marble manels. toding DOOR
- 81, m o.rct order throu ghoui, with Croton wsier sc
large proportion Of the purchase money may remain
- ,crysgs Possession may be had on OF before he ii
vi N,ysr,bey n required Inquire on The premises
40 house and oi l42 Rviugion't on me same oocA-
sane ss lS 10 every particular and rented 70 hfsisass
fsnauts INQUIRE above. a--h y
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n gold aud sIvr speciaces To good workman, nrs'-
wages will ~ given. Refere ces required Address
personally, or II by euer, % JOHN PRICE, opucian. 3
Chesinut-si. Newark, J. aus a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

vNASTED-By d Young lawyer situation In laV N
w newspaper Office locality MINISTERIAL. uneNcepiona-
bic re0ces Will be given for ability aud integrity Ad-
dress n II s.nmcns Box 93i. NJ Haven. c. su46 W.
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NEW-NDKk TRIBUNE.
By telegraph to the ssw-YOrk Tribune.
storm and shipwrecks.

NORFOLK Va safuroay aug %.
The big Justicis, Capt. Hamlin, from Rio tor
Baltimore, laden with coffee, went ashore at Cur
rituck Inlet in the recent gale. The vessel ana
cargo il a total les; crew saved. Also ashore
and wrecked at the same place, scbooners eeorse
Henry. Of New-York Mary c. Ratch, Of ASH
insron Pauline, DO Margaret Ann Of EI1~oe,"
CITY and Pordy, Of the same place Inc s~1
has subsided Serious damages are aPPfehehoe"
on the Cspes.
QuyrR TAYLOR Cues Is MIcHicAs-On tne
recreation Of the nomination Of VAN BURN and ADAMS
,osci.J meeting OF the Taylor Club Of Lansing the
c.,.I Of the state called and the following re'o
lurop wa. declared carried By the President Of the
Club, 2. N Doty, Esq.
. R,solssd That IN view Of the attempt now beng
.d nv the party In power n extend the area OF -la
y.rv over the territory recently acquired by the United
s,st,s from Mexico consider II the duty Of every
vii i,her of the human family 70 szt has Influence 70
ororofs the e,con Of MARTIS VAN buren, 70 ne Pre,l
a.aev and CHARLES ?. ADAMS 10 the Ptee PTtsi6eney
Hon. DANIEL r. TILDES Of Ohio, ex'Memoer OF
Congress from the Reserve and Delegate 10 the Phi
lsdephis Convention made powerful speech for Ven
Boren. Adams and Free Soil. at Lansing on the 18th
inst Hon C. P Bush, bunker politician, defended
Gen Cas-. from the sshes Of Mr. Tden but 70 no pur-
pose The Taylor Club has been changed into Jefer
sopian League.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

q Trinity Ghurch.-The heirs 81 Anneke Jat Z
B0gsrdus viii eet (ss per adiounmenu n The Weci
Church n Chryse between Deiancey and Broome So on
Wednesday evening next som met o. = O'clock All per
claimants ohrrvse, who interested m property
possession Of the Nesirv of Trinity Church are in
yited 10 attend the meeting DR.. kIERsTED. chm
J 3 KIERsTrD Secretary sun 81
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FOR GREENWOOD CEMETERY.

fare tO Greenwood only 81 cents
r. ATiE STEAMBOAT SUFFOLK, Captssn
asssr..-5 Hoimre, will run follows every dy
Sundays eXcepted) from tho foot ~ Cod.
andst " r. Leave NewYOrs nj 7 aud 10 O'Clock A. ~,
also al r NJ Leave Greenwood for New ork az "a n
and 4 NJ. snd At and p ". Fare each way Only
cents iyfJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

BOARD BROONIE-sT. near Huds0n-sL-Gen-
Demen and their wives single gentlemen can De sc-
commodated a. 534 Broome-st The lsrge VIII
panres attached and there VIII be- bur few b0srders For
farther particulars inquire above or Of C. H. KING l-
BrnadwAv aus Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

COAI.-Pesch Orchard aud White Ash Leheh OF oli
\ sizes best quality, the lowest market prices Dry
under.cover Yards Washing near Springs and
l06 Second.st near Firssyenue. 2 kERNGAN. auAo I'm
COAI.-I am delivering the best peach.orchard lred
Y ASH coal well screened al the following low prices ioI
cash VIZ mt - S. AMI stove and egg s. from the yard
corner OF King and 0reeuwchs . cents less rom ooais
aus Inn PETER CLiNIoN'
COAi..-Red or White Ash large nut 81 50; Range
1stove Egg - per ton, rescreened nom yards JiS
Bowerv and Hammersy and Bedford SIS Less ID
taken from boats 5O cts Less to cartmen and Others
iy25 SIM JACOB WEEKS. JUN.
q, su PER TON-NUr COAI--Peacb OI,lard,
Oh DU Red Ash and schuysil White Ash, (oT sale Al
the above low price; large size and delivered screened
rom the ward Apply 10 T. STOKES DlCKERSON,
al n fnr Anthonv-st Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

DRINTING INK.-JOHN G. LIGHTBODY Is cor
s,sn,y manufacturing and has always on hand every de-
scpnOn Of Printing Ink from the finest Black and COored
10 News Inks which he equal 10 any ever
featured and low prices be sold By sny regular
zD2ecre Order. forwarded BY steamboat railroad
% shy par " the country BY addressing note 10 o.
ROse-st
This paper "a printed with ny News Ink, also =
great many other newspapers In this city Philadelphia Bos
Ton, BAuore, New Oresns and other cites ard N
me I nitsd Stsfes sn24 n
INDIA RUBBER OyERsHOEs.-lo.A6op pairs
lOoodyesrs Metallic India Rubber overshoes for sale by
Uo HORACE h. DAY . Cortandst
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TAYLOR AND FILL,IoRE BANYER...

The Banners sdver.ed By mt as IN course OF prepara
Ur for tie coming Presidential E@crop now ready FOR
delivery To Clubs Societies n cut Of the Civ or
state DESTROYS Of furnishing me banners on the most
liberal terms The prices for those linen vary from
70 sl0i on paper, handsomely colored
ACKERAAN, Sign an Bslner Painter
10, iss-au-st " Y
P.s.-AGESrs WASTED-To thOss v ID proper o1sjscs.
1on- lDcf- alseolhi VIII De made. auzb lmDkW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

O. MILLS Al ~, p.,er Mn .r,sfss q, So
Ia P.sssc River IN Chshsm township. witnn quarter
n, mile ~ The Morris and ESSEX Railroad, on which 10
ears psss three tines each day 20 NEWTON The MI e
r,x In operAfon and 10 good order Win copper dyes
4. me Ps.ssir i one Of The lsrge. streams IN NewJe
sew and his mil i capable oi DONG an eA'efe BUSINESS
a. N f.kes m the whole stream. -
Al he same time viii be sold he Saw NIL adjoining ne
shove likewise N running ORDER anu cspspe OF cong %
ha nroperv can be examined Al any nme Previous 70 he
ale sale n take place on Thursdav, 3is Of August Il %
1907 h, The forsnoou when conditions Wi Dc made
49,. bv EZRA PARKHURSr
Hcb,,h,m. Aug islsss Iau2S st'l JOSIAH MUIR
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20 CEDAR GROVE. TO cEDu


for the season.--Mr VIM Nandyke hkes
pleasure IN Informing his friends and the cuzens Of Erv
York that he has leased for Of wears those besut
grounds known Cedar Grove. located on tie sOusehy
side ~ Staten Island, the Old Fin Tree" snf ne
been actively engaged during the Spring IN the laying st
the grounds, erection Of buildings lighthouses dOcA kr
the whole involving expense 81 several thousand doll
having been his determination from the commencement II
his prOpneorship make Cedar Grove the most and
agreeable Summer resort 10 be found In the vicinity u Now
York
For military and pleasure excursions, BALI. psnies a.
Cedar Grove will be found inspection possess r.
ces Tor pleasure that ARE Gnsurpas-ed evidence q
which the proprietor need only refer The public 10 csrd
which appeared In the New.fork Sun 81 the l3tu Msy
signed by above 800 gentlemen who visited Cedar Grove os
the purpose u expressing publicly An opinion Of is eli oy
Summer resort and which they found on examination
of the improvements and arrangements then progressing 10
far supsss for beauty u scenery facilities for anu cement
recreation and exercise, any summer thsy had
before visited The favOriie steamer Cinderella apt ysr
Name on and after Saturday, June II, VIII oOws;
leave Csnal-st Al y A. NJ. snd P NJ Pier No r. Bat
terry Place, al 10 A ~ and p NJ Returning will cave
Cedar Grove nj u NJ and 5 y W els 3ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

" At the East, Dysentery is staying its num-
oers In Boston alone. there are city deaths sweek
from this one cause Reason. probably an undue use
o; fruits and vegetables and unhealthy weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
WANTED IMuEDIATELy-AProre.'antgirIs a.

DOY WANTED-A respectable active boy Of II or rs
I'D years Of age In who esae dry goods store One who
resides with bis Parents Address. Aldeu Co, At his
Office. au.b q.
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CUMMINGS

ACADEMY FOR DRAWING AND PAINTINGS
~nr HOUsTON-,T. corner Mercer viii opeg for the
d. season on Friday, lsi Sept ANU 81
S,FIFCT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES AND
= MISSES The Misses ALLERTONS School, 80 llrd-
avenue viii be- continued. commencing Monday, an SEPT
Circular. " In terms aud reference bs obtained al the
above place Hu'f D"
MRS. cIBSON'S BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.
.ftrOR YOUNG LADIES. p Bond. - will be re0pened
on Thursday 9TH september aus 1aw5W
4 @TORIA INSTITITE-Mrs HUNTER. Prime
y pal-wil open on he first Wednesday OF september
for he Fall and Winter sessions.
Astoria, L. J. Aug. 10, 1919. anli @a"5"
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TIERS MAKE THE BEST SOLDIERS IN THE
oPINIoNs oF MILITARY ~.

ard ALL rHE RETURNED oioiERs say IT'S coRREcr A.
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WARNER N MAR-H,- Sc,

WARMER a NIARsH'- New
<keG Truss Is now offered 10 the public fos their
Gxc-E inspection. The subscribers solicit all
u afflicted with Hernia 10 examine The sFu
-s-r--S Gle Six days tna Is given and II not sat
lsfaetOry they then return T. and receive their money
The pad capable Of graduating vertically, literally and
oblcuey Sold by D. Sands 100 FulIon-st and by H.
Johnson 273 Broadway. Manufactured by Seelyc, War
ner Co. Gsylord's Bridge Conn le7 5msod'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

THE MISSES sEDGWICK have removed their
| Boarding and Day School from ~ NashmRton-'
uece 10 325 Nrth.i The situation Is accessible, onin.-
buses passing the house every few minutes the house i
ary and c0mmodious afoiing all the convenience lhal
modern house can 1--WE Their Alumni term commences
the 10th 0f september
French ady. desiring board, viii please esll on The
huti w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28

u Water Gure.-Dr T. TRAIL. who started The
frs. Hvdropathc Institution in America receives nysds Of
his uOdous establishment IS LaighisL one door from
81 John park Bathing with d0uches showers &C
on each floor Outdoor practice attended TO- C0nsuia'
lions s. au23 lmos'
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AMERICAN TROOPS ENTERING THE CITY OF
MONTEREY.

aner IL capture and recollection Of the thrilling incidents
connected with the capture Of hat strong city PUSHES ON The
mind and In Imagination the audience Is carried 10 the sur
rounding ghis This grand ani picturesque view and
on Oh &, The eve can tire IN gazing a. From Monte
rev the spectator follows the Army through the KlNCON-
ADA MOUNTAINS. and soon behOIds the
TROOPS MARCHING INTO SALTlLLO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-28
Part III.

THE TOWN or CAMARGO. on the River San Juan,
with il At rooted high walled houses leaving which we
soon 0vertakea
LONG TRAIN or PACK MULES.
on their way 10 Monterey with stores for the troops This
is somewhat comic showing does The obstinate dyole
re Of that strange animal the mule The effect instruct
i've a. well as pleasing. D. represents The mode Of trans
porting stores in the of country devoid Of nayga-
Ole streams and good roads Soon other interesting changes
pass before the spectator and be sees THE ARMY IN
fAMPFD AT WALNUT SPRINGS one Of the most de-
ghtnl places imaginable From Walnut Springs the spec
aror Is carried Of the Sierra Mzdre Mountains.
and soon has d perfect picture Oi the
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TO LET.

- ROOMS WANTED-WtiIin half milo Of 10
81 CIV Hall either with without bosd and anf1rrsA.
- All for Young gentleman and his mOfhefvh rexi
.s he family and where here children roe
.rrosing In the house References exchanged Adtress
PHILEMON" al this once lylI AisAosf
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- AFOREMENTIONED eon.equenee ofIhe Z

-, MONTEyIDEO,- In consequence q ne eecssss
Ne. ~ he late Daniel Wafsworth. ESQ. hs bes1uf1
~ wills farm house. and farm q shout 20 sores, ST.
mated on Tacou Noantsn l. offered for sale FOR cash
credit ,.,- -. -. a, -,
about = h miles from Hartford. thus forming an easy corf
n,nuicsnon with Newly ORR snd Boston.
TIE Mace hiss been long and extensively known ~ ne
n,bic but for the ssse OF those who have not visited
Ne make the following extract from the Connecticut Coz.
rant. ., .-4.... =,
Nos i,n orfy years ago e late Coz rrumtul anef p "
Maf.gortl adorn tHs picturesque nol.ln tor
rr niee anl corresponding cu.tFef'n Col Iun
b ban, vs. never c1e-usi boz VI Nadsworh Garrett cog -
~ I'm, hsr D.. ~ fret intended. trlitfiI rla-
,,ef , H. surrounding che crystal fk-i ccnnanfnr tower
e fshe.t r.k Nth hortna o hundred nes 70 fimr'of,
e. IL ol f of attraction fl ti- surrounding country
rstl , The sober results D ttrfniNfe ant horls
n an ~rtensse r hr hrms AM arrendses % me 'a 90 N
An accurate OF the promises may be seen by ealing
on the trustees " not sold before me IAN OF September
will then BE- sold al public auction IN Ihs Niy
Hartford Aug. 10, 1873. . .,,..,,,
JOSEPH TROMBILL, Trustees
ap3,tS4 FRANCIS PARSONS.