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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-03
FOR CALIFORNIA.
&sSfH FOB SALIF0RNIAx a.! AS s.. oREGo .

>eSSe FOR CALIFORNIA AND OREGON
4ESN 9Th MARCH.--The Z. 5 Mail Steamship Com.
pany hereby give notice ihst. In pursuance OF
their with the Navy Department the splendid, new
and spacious steamship FALCON, Capt Thompson, will
sail from this port for Havana and Chsgres on Thursday
March noon, from pier g. North River, with the mails
for the Pacific
Persons wishing to take passage to California by way OF
the sthmus Of Psnsms Will find 10 their advantage 10
avail themselves Of This opportunity ss In the opinion OF the
undersigned sgen Of this company, means u Transports
ton up the Of California vii be found Al Pansms Is
expected Ihst the Falcon will arrive 81 Chsgres IN re Tor
pAssen the Pacific NAL Steamers OF March and
iu April from Psnsms San FrsScsco. Persons having
for these sho ud secure their mne
dstey order avoid disappointment Before the ART
val ofhe Falcon Ctsgres this yoysge the road across
the sihmus will be FAR improved that no danger or DIM
Guilty need be expected In crossing.
No engagement for passage will be binding on this Com
pany ualess the be sanctioned by the undersgnedi
So ib. baggage allowed; ice per foot Tor freight
Information recently received At this Office viii convince
persons shout visit California that the route by the Mall
Line via Chagres has great advantage over any other 10
speed safety and economy The departure OF ne FALCON
10 fixed Al ate to avoid delay Panama The psssen
ger list Is open For passage or farther parucuaf'
'i7ftNh8 ~ o. ROBERTS. Agent.
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F.
hl- for sertersn soisz busness Il tie city sasiet
N-sich-ster Co. y niles from he ely ard 1-sf Ire
Harlem Railroad De'oi ~ Wliars's Brtg- F'fchin
Aso sms arm for sale irc1res 81 S~c1rd o. ~ W.
ga fOn -sLE-A d-.lrabe cOcrlfy re..tsnee At
- Greenwich, Com. Thai vsllste properly are re
- residence q Nm Knapp deceased. cors.sng q =
sge double dwelling house ban, srd oga-r OF hzdings
dow, plc1gh pss1rs s-d wood and Th- house funss
The Cocr-csul turr PIE, q = mies frcu New FORK cry
ssfs nfle from ile y. Y 4 y h Railroad. NO ard :
haf niles from ih- steamboat an ling = Roxy Week
about CO nile from chufchss Of frerI -encurs
ions. and two goot select fcnools TIE house and oct
buildings m IS acres Of and IA be 800 sepersie
" II required For farther particulars a2py = ? W
KNAPP DC the premises or 70 lie subscriber = Ffouist
N-wT0rs II not sot before re 9Th cay or March nrS
L vii b. offered or hat dsy p1h.c s1cfi01 On De pren
sea 81 o'riock l2Hul SAMUEL @ SOkNeLL
FaFAKn FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
~ The Subscribers vii cer sale ~ public sleuon o.
Tueidsy. March - 1879. a, 10 O'clock. NJ. 90 he
premises herein amer described 81 that certain fsr o. sn
mate In the town OF Mount -assr Colrgy OF -sich-
lssse u. Graham u and srh C.swson on ne west ~
the lands d David Hammond ard Meaaeion Wheeler 90
re rorh by re src q John Foster and James Algeyne
ard ih- east By the Saw MIL River couiainng By eel.
10 sores sb1u 80 o. which wood and SAD fsIn
the properly Of he late Isaac @ Grshsm, ss.usied
hereto mile rom the Uuiony- Dspti and nile
and hsN from the Psssantyile Depot aod IN The neigh
borhood OF two chrrches
on he premises will r. found good dwelling house
BAN and other o1ibudngs orchard q graded mutt
fruit and abundance % good water. The farm 10
IN good condition and tile inoisFuiaoe For farther par
ISAAC G GRAHAM j. on the prem ses or 10
JOHN NEWMAN, Unionvle.
II The sad cay should prove stormy the sale ~, s- bad
The fair cay -fftuh-t'
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Pas.ae. In the lower cabin At deduction Of onehnh rom
The above rats Passage the forward cabin from Psnsns
10 either Of the sbovs named ports $l0o including only the
ssne rstiOns furnished To the crew Atlantic pas
senVers are To have priority In choice Of behs No pas
sage paid for Apply the ofes 81 the Com
panN. New " olk. = Sonih.st IHu
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- 0sggu,.sazsxaHAnAPo AND rATEEsS,,o!N,

- .TERSoN AND a6ps SS ~ Ky w, tx
xM--n1---- RAlLROADs--ENPREss TRAINS
will leave Jersey City the depot Of The Paterson snd
Hudson River Rsrosd the arrival Of ne Ferry 5os
which -, .,.f..I
LEAVES NETWORK, loot Of Corl snd-st a. O'Clock
81 and o. clock NJ and arrive al suhern Depot on uo
Ede Railroad la time to meet the trains from hs noss ns
Pierrnont which leaves New York at O'Clock AN and
o'clock p NJ -. --,..t %, A..
RETI' RNING will leave Suferns on mo arrival OF tns
rain. which leave Port Jeryis st6 o'clock, n and
O'Clock Pm arriving At New-YorE foot Of Cortisnass;
Al To- O'Clock " add o'clockPM The sboye trains VIII
stop Al the following places only Bergen AquaeAahohA'
Paterson. ROck Road, HohOkus, and Ranseys
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS Will Leave sunefn
O'clock A N and Jersey City ais o'clocG NJ stopping
deliver freight snd passengers 81 mo ioo"x
places Wsnmskers Wesleryelgs, Rsmseys Ah-dnals
HohoIus Cock nyie, Rock Road, Van blafcoss rslof
.on quackanocs Boiling Spring Bergen
PATERSON RAlLROAD.-WiSrER AEsASckaENr
Leave Paterson Depos al 81 O'Clock AN, III An aai
O'Clock Pm -, ,,. IA
o'clock, IN ,..ot., 49,. a. a..
o'clock Pm .,-. ~.
Leave New-Yorx al 81 O'Clock, AM o'clock, VI
Personal baggage from and delivered Al me Oeo'
- At n z free Of charge Passengers are re-
oueslsd 10 be al The Ferry few minutes before me nol
u staining - -
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I~~py.P.TANp FARM TOR sALE-For

sss me eoartry ard farm al Babylon Long s.nd
@rort.nirg about e ghfy situate srter OF nile
.., ~ he village s,d froriiEg the sCuh Couny ROAD
sns on he Saw which sboCnds with TAI AID game he
- 7sr. marble marlels ard siding doors IL The par
-. pisrzs hi font with eliet columns barns sheds
bovr. Sc neverf.ing spring Of wafer near TIE hoose
A., ~ he uurchsse no-ey remain on bond and mort
-. ~ M. owner vii exchange for Newfork proper
tv Apply 70 JOHN Il POWER, ~ Fa!iorst n l.
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~eS@~ PA,IFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP com.
&L.N PANY-THE Y; MAIL sTEAMPACkETs

Inc tAIlTFOhNIA,OI If0T IlIs ~ NI'
land Porbes; the PANAMA, OF ,o87 tons Capt William G
Stout; the OREGON Of 1899 tons Capt Robert H. Pear
sorn1w on their way the Pacific Intended to leave
Panama FOR ports In California the 18th Of each month
An experienced surgeon will accompany each ship fassen
~ IN he sne cabins are furnished bedding but not wines
snd Equor. and will be allowed space FOR personal bag
gpgs free OF so he weight Freight on ex
c-s and an other goods So per and one per cent on
specie. Pscksges should not exceed 10 IDS weigh-ior
mule Carriage
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FOR SALE, OK EXCHANGE for city

e. FOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE for city prop
az; cry and store premises a. lrviog w eel.
- chest Co mile sOuia OF Tauyo~ni lot 10 i--t
square house, g by 80 feet neatly hnshed
rooms pan.rss &c good cellar under the whole excellent
cstern ard well Of store = BY 90 feet, i~osiones
high with cellar and good stable. an excellent stand for
general country business The Hudson River Railroad
TOmPKINs Tarrytown. or OF THOMAS MARITIME, lSs
Sn,b..veu1e New Yort 26f l0r'
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II: the Narrovs "A most desirable country r-,denca
~ comprising 3 h,udsome Cottage. containing rooms
coach house gardeners house ice aud s1mmer houses
vegetable garden well stocked with nut trees ard N me
highest state Of cultivation. front garden ornamental snd
The whole covering space of6j by SD feet The aspects
inrnsdiselv facing the bay ard only FIVE mnues wax
for, Inc .fssmhoa landing 5000 can remain bond
md MORTGAGE n desired For terms. &c. applyio
z7f ivy A J. BLEECKER,7 Brosdst
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appointed by the highest MEDICAL huns o. @ r S
by he recoinmendauon - soNo OF in.,m,s N.
are lis upward support and rs stationary and
ever principle passog from the smeeSs @ pass and
10 The coocyx, and up the spine Win oet en
brscng The pelvic region, adspios seh 70 a. h,nns 81 I
~, .is ar relaxation OF the yiscera, giving pensnet
.,s sry support with without pressure nus I' h
an in,runent fulfilling all the surgical inaless y, III .-e
sras,msni Of every form ~ malady susc-p loe .. n
80 "a OfFea 10 Broadway, room NO - up sss
~ SsxvFIs JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN, res
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- FOK CALIFOiiNIA.-l

.--x.,,..sa..,-a FOR CALIFOHNiA.-ComPan
S<essaS II and others citing Out FOR California VII
y find a full and complete sssonmabi OF
t,os for eoopers mwnghts house and ship carpenters
coachmskers butchers bscSsmilhs ms'ons, ana oe.,, .
vs,ety AMI Of the best manufacture, and general "a
Comment OF builders and mechanics hard WARE cuueiy &c
Tor city and country trade, ~ The od s,sn1 ~ q ,,
AZ Ss~DNHnW Li''hr.. - '--e
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- UART,s IMPROVED METAL
A>%A Lie PAD TRUSS AND LOTION, for tbs
Y Nle-zH cure Of Herna-T 10 tbs only rruss be-
~>-SSD fore the public that operates on philosoph'
~z~-~s1x-5N c, principles, that can reasonably be
a, cac,ed 20 cure The rupiars For sale by
no Inns : HART co. 20 Fulton st. N. Y.
50 j. AZ. HENJANiIN's BRASS SPRING
TRUSS, warranted no: TO rust, Is beekmsn-h
49, IN Y.-Pressure graduated from 20 50 pOlnos
~ without = bach pad, which does 90 much ~.
- Iury 10 the spine. Six days uisi lven and II
DO, perfectly sAsfscloy, money returned Fhoml sos
-, - :, ssa,-.s ,-tras aulOr
~..a.xz.. u,ii.'s TRUSS OFFICE, NessJ'
AIlor House. Nev-Yor Patients may
81 4rely upou obtaining al this Office .he beat IN
Nv /grsnenisl sid thai toe world snords
s-s Children lrussed 81 Two weeAI sas
supporsrs applied in the gemsle Department by quar-
hed female attendant -.
CAurIoS-0enaiue Instruments arc sl~sy' nsnSu m %
AMOS ~ null -
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XAIuARLE WATFR POWKR ROLLING

ff! .Sb WiRF MILLS for ssle or lesss-The Rolling
- MIL Wire Mills, sud Waller Power belonging 70 me
Putnam hssoclaton are offered for sale or csse TteJ
are situated IA The counties 81 Pgu snd Wesches.er ~
The conaueuce Of The Pees.tll Greek With ne Quiet o
Uortor's pond 81 miles from Peefsai, on The Hudson
River ana 50 mile. from Nsw-Yors They eonsiI |. fol-
lows; 81, -. u, -, IL
train OF guide rolls To finish, % inch round and square
rods healing furnsce pudding mfnhee snd turning lah
with all the necessary hSures and Implement The mill
which conceded be unurpsssed by any IN the country
hss been now about 10 months fully tested ard IN pee
sufficient power to drive smother set OF ros Asch7d 10
the mil dwelling houses for woffm-n carpenter snop
Wis Mil 40 by So stories high, with blocks for
cosrss wire pe,ey furnished With snneaug cleaning
and blacksmith .hips Wheel ? feet N diaineter
Second Wire MIL for fine wire, with - blocks and ncces
Th-ee unoccuped water powers with al varying from
l 10 30 see.-One Of them desirable site or paper NIL
They are within 100 rods Of each other and have Sufficient
dams Il. .,..-,,,.
Of mnnur,urer on account Of the unfsng supply Of w.
ter Bede The Peekssi Greek, hey eormanl me wafer
~ Hortons rond which les above ihrm al OF which the
have the coniro This POND hiss area OF over
10 sores Win average dsph Of > feel ih- ohy ou
si, srd The land sdjoitingh Owned ~ .ne 49, 49, -
The present gsles commsnc drain u feel whcn may %
Increased II de.red TO twice that deph Inc thfre nus
running through ne Iens dIyusn- ~ -. 80 ~
exhsasns but feet Of The surface Of NE Pono's nc GU
Tssre A. is0 sore. Of lard with dwelling houses. barn.
stable Accomnod sfiors Tor % horses and ssswnl nea
the outlet Garage to AMI from Peessa Lsndng ean De
or lei iu parcels % suit purchsssn H.
Couu unto may be ADDRESSED or persons spphest
i'm made 10 Mr. JOSEPH SrRAN6, PeeIsAul Post W
ice or Mr JOSEPH LYON or Mr. SAMUEL r LfON'
Al Mhiic Plains =. -aNt" an"
zSsFARN FOX SALE tHEAP-in so1ih Am
~ boy, .iusle4 II the village o. H.
sss hour. Of he city, good hOuse barn And OH HOUSES
fruits apples pears, pesctss cherries ms 'insuon
se.irabi- Tor store For al the particulars inquire Of
% i'm b OLASIED. 1872 Nsier-st
>oTGR,Is-so0o acres u Farming Lands now trs
% offered Tor sale The Long Island Railroad aoooi -
- miles from ihs city These AIDS have aeeP 'g ry
.ou aasilv rufivsted ard rendered productive Tnev
are offered In parcels Of ten o. more scres Al very 70"
- q. 'ff'' - ~ Ni.ham-s
- FoR s4IE-The Mount P.ne Farm, being !;
81 rileI from the depot Of TIE Newton and New
- Haven Railroad, u TIE y1lIazs o, New-hoensns'
vs,rss.t.r County o.anng % scres Of and; one
hAf OF which IL neseov and the balance pasture pow
ard wood and high saie Of easy ston Win good Or
$50. 80 bui ftugs Apply 90 the premises to
NEHEMIAH PURDY, or Al The store o.
onfw. T. l. SMITH, SO WaIef-st y. y.
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TuE FACULTY are Informed INA. MAJ
The Lever Truss Company have con-
Melted their Truss, snd are now ready 10
mruish The pubic. through The pfsct'
toner. with their novel Truss, upon mg-
tuslly advantageous tsrms. This article
hss received The sanction Of a committee
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!, NEW.YOKk. NEWAtk,


MORRIS AND ESSEX RAILROAD.
-Uinter arrangement Commencing Monday, November
G. 1873 The Passenger trains will leave New foIt iof
Dover and Intermediate places al 3 A. and = Z
Newark Tor Dover and Intermediate plsces and v
p NJ Dover FOR Newark and New-York al 81 NJ and
P NJ. Morrisown, Newark and New-hort at and
ZIP reightIsin with passenger car attached esves
Dover Al 81 NJ arriving al Jersey Guy at !. NJ Ne
turning leaves New York Al II NJ Passenger oy mese
trsns are received and delivered each way al Norm snd
south Orange Muvie, summit, Chatham. Madison Nor
lstoyn Morris Plains Oenve sud Rocsaway Al Dover,
stages connecting with the NJ passenger tram leave ior
succasuuny Stsnhope and Newton, daily Milford spNs
and Owego, on Mondays, Wednesdsy' and ru1ay., snu
John sonbursh Blsrstown Columbia Delaware Wafer Gap
s,roudsburgh continuing 10 the Lsckswsnns Wors. pass
ing through BarlOnytle Stsnhope, Pa smths Tavern
Neaglesvie Clnon, Dunmore, HYDE PARK, TO Providence
on Tue,dsys Thursdays and Saturdays and returning mees
the afternoon trains for NYork At Denvle stages leaye
Tor Powerve and Boonon on the arrival OF me morning
and afternoon trans frou and meet the morning and Aer
noon trains for NeNSYOrk Al M0fstown stages ieaye on
the arrival OF the morning passenger trains Tor Nsndhsn
Chester Schooleys Mountain, W sshngon, bevd-rs ana
Eason daily aud the afternoon train for New-f ork
Fof Bassenrdge on the arrival Of the afternoon Isn
Morristown and meet the morning train FOR Nlotk Ofsnge
Accommodation Car connects Al Newark win me ococ.
morning and O'Clock afternoon trains for Newf orr snd
We w. ~ 49, y - s 49, n9N
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- -.......rzzzrHnI-ATO RAILROAD.

80 -rszszzzzz- BOu>ATONIC RAlbhOAD'
~ ~sV-Thr cars OF rs road rIn 10 conn L..
hA-2-E-uon with he S-w-York aud New-Hs-
ven Railroad Psselgers for Albany, Troy snd gay sS
rous 90 he HOgszorc Railroad VII axe ne a "a
Trrres, Trsfr "a he NsgYork and New Haven h.IVso
fts-geg1 master goes through 70 take charge OF bag
ysge for Albany Troy and the HOussonie kArosa M.
sges r1r 10 connection with The Cars 70 Les, -
s,ccsfrltya Cuni.vile. Wrstesc ard Norfolk AIso !"
Iftefsed : sron Woodbury., Dsns1ry anc besnei q.
Freghi intended Tor this Rost recs,ss on 70
49,. "a urfiI 8 0clOck NJ Positively not ai.ef nA'
tine. y. n HEhhif As'-H JIM Hf
NrxYo,k Feb =. 1919 80.
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a.. TO IET-Fne rOoms In the new iour's'oiy MOUSE,
E I73 and 1870 SevenhsI hall osrpe1eo &c Inquire vi
Tvos,ory basement ard attic houses IN Jersey Cry rem
Sl75 year Five three-story sck houses IN soqn
fvn nsssantly situated, $3.50. An elegant mansion, onto
500 New house in Yorkw do. 90 IhIy-ninih 81 co
on Second-avenue and Fo' eih &c &c Possession gwen
Immediately Inquire al eFuion't -oi lh-e
-. tn HRS1'-The home,lssd OF the late Stephen
l Mott Of Norwalk situate sboni seventy rods west o.
AA he bridge on the main ROAD ieonslss OF "a s ~
scre, OF valuable snd The whole car BE- bad iogehrf OF
the house and land separately The house WEI ca1 s
bn.ine.s such bOsrdinc hOuie Is much neeced m ms
bsvs sous atoms 10 lh. place rom the Cry OF
and have been obliged 10 90 ese" mere because
Ihey could no, be ooained The completion OF NE fstoa
vii, ncresse he number OF sach hppnesuon'
rd steady boArdes be had n AL seasous OF me yesf
This place desirable ons for any genismAa eons
In New York who 10 dstrous Of Locating ma fam
ilv ia The coantrv on line Of the railroad Possession
given ON ths Of April For farther Daregsr inquire
of the family the premises, or OF l. d D. LIN
23fu
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.1.FOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

r
s,T To sal 10Th March-An association, to consist Of 40
sc<1ss members have rurchs'ed the and fast sailing
bark SUSAN Capt x. Lahrop OF 800 tons burden,
cor oered aud copper fastened now fitted up In superior
manner for comfort atd convenience. few shares are
vet 10 be had NJ $500 each including the vessel and COM
plet- outfit for two years two carpenters and blacmln
would be o. referred among he number. An experienced
hy.cian he's been gsged. Apply on board Pier g. EK
loot u Coenties sip, or al 20 Wallst.
Meeting held every evening At the Wesichesier House
cor Broome-st aud he Bosefy al o'clock. mi iw'
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FOR SALE.

O. RICHARD L. LIN l--Eskl EEsIe Aseni-
~ lsey i0sret o. bOod snt norzsge. Hcuses, cot
.sgss, eis f.fEns so12ny ,ss'asr,-s 'f Sac sIid
9sfG RICHARD Z. LEWIS. 10 sdssy or . Kinz$L
"a POK ..LE-Al PisrzO-I. q nesi eo,tsg=, wiz
Y th-e= arr-. u ls-c pleasantly situated -= 5A1k
" irus-. w,Is on he Ere Rsl.rosd. There VARSITY
Of ehoes fsi % Ne PreisTs Or sr.aef ni'HsoS u
Giiy. or 81 NJ DICKINSON. Pisrnoot 20 I'm
-, FOX SALE OR To LEr-Tb- thr-.-si0ry ,sc
8 sc bouse with range. Groom = zier bathing
80 snd al Ia modern Improvements, c0ertysri !
f,,-, --.,f--e1lsre rorth sd- TE-r.y-rntf-.t b.
tween u hh AID Nnh avenues viii privilege n private
psrs opposite AVply Al 10 Ss,..a-.t ~ eieod'
<=FOR .IIEUK EXCHANGE, sor samproyed
-. -isv rro-ev country seat q sbcui Eeres with
~ bu q ~. well stocked with fruil and -lrsa5ery,
hsnd. mr. N sus,es IL the village o. sPois~ ood r. J. OF
Tim- L II APPLEsY cor Wal ard wsier.
o. FOR -AIE CHEAP-A house. shop snd two
l. "a. u y-osrd on twenty -sxhs 70 srd =. Los 81
- fes front ~ g feet inchs. u asPa Ise holss :
fee; ,ror. 1y q feet n depth stories hgn with basement
sud uuaero-sr: beE coop or rss Of yscsns o. stores
Hyb b. 3 ret scusrs teuire OF Tie premises o. e 0
WsshfrstOr-st OF ll6fim'l sCJDDER
-FOR SALE OR TO LET-in N village o.
"a: hiddieioTn. Orange County, \. Y hanesone two
~ .orV house with bGra aud slsb.e znd other out
ho9.ss &c with . acres 81 o9sa Gsrcsa eanais. Pessn
railroad cepdt For particular inquire AZ ROBERT
GLENN's. fs4 Fuliou-., ny. or o. o CUNNING, ESQ
10 Goshen, Orange County els
- EoR .IIF-Ou Kye Mex Ia n. town Of Rye
80 Wes,che.-r Is acres Of lsni-he most eligible huid
~ ,pot 10 s ogrd irI SIDE u New Haveo, bordering
the Bosi1n p0srosd anc ne creek nch ep-s ofee
v IL the SOUND here bahng sPoi al The foot Of the
pace-gooa Sshng close by ~ al ur-s No place can be
10 be built The Railroad ~ MansrOnecki u not over
minutes. wax from The psce For particulars Inquire OF
zff In ID HILL hth- hafnNonrck pefoN
10 sorst Lot 100 n 10 depth by p IN width well situ
A Gied fors genemans re,deuce doing business IN he
lower pert Of the city Asos most desirable country resi-
with Hi,o
walton upon which a convenient modern c<eling
with the usual hu1ings The location Unsurpassed Tor
h sh and prospect % sccess TO the cry ny And or
wsier only fifteen miles distant For terms, winch VIII be
made sccOmmod siing, apply 10 -
WIN. H. FRANkLln SUNS; prose7'I OF
is 2sw3r' DANL T. SMITH, Manhasset l.
.,.... n n lalHT M INN
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Tt,O THE LADIE--PErEKK VbEKIS' 81 f P1cnc,

.r h.s received from suction large icI OF fIenS S
embroidered collars 60 per cent below eos o.
SSo ,.ras worked bouncing; lsce and muslin on 49,
80 nsr recent arrivals Thread and Jenny Lino espes
"a hsrthes Vslencenne col srs aud cuns
1880 inces. lace vsis rfsris rooes WAISTS th- S.rs
s,rss ,puslins back sc-s figured nets Few ya.s.''
-. ,rs,-s,s. rambric hsndkercbie;si &c "a I'M
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- FoH SALE-The h1e fati.siIing brig LON0
go STAND tuis al Brooshayen' l.. l. e0ppered and
-rs- eopperss.ensd IFS tone register 1850 barrels
under deck she thoroughly oveThsued ard .heathed
with Munz's heavy metal IN June ssL sails and rigging
nesy Jew AID n com iec order Tor any voyage Her
% eudf caha accom- odnOls were put Without regard
a. expense AID for comfort and every coIvsnence are un
surpssssd Parties shout 70 purchase Tor taiOfnis ""
ind ts NOS. fesirsbe ard suitable vessel Can be seen
Al ri-r u r. f. snd her inventory on appicsuon 70
mi a. joins x ROBERT OSBORN, III Wal-sL
- SHIP Loo CuO0, FOR sAvFRANClsCO-
c. VIII tsil "a urdsy morning weather permitting
-n One state room fret cabin. 20 acc mnodss TWO
persons can b. had II immedsie applicable IL made
few more second cabin e taken 4 mode, ale
rae. Applv 10 W. KIaBALBs co.
- D, 80 Ws-si
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70 hereby given sns' On ~ ~
1 p,TleS Of ONE PER CENT VII ns ~ Ye.sT,sy
n - rs,xiutng unpaid the lSh DAY oi ths~0N'
- Txo PER CENT. ont be 18th DAY % Mskes, -,,.
The Receiver would urge upon lax psyss III, Sn,S h.
=, nstInS "a early payments ~ possiole " 1890,
S srs Sslsv which must necessNiy occur o' p'e"
on, 10 the per centAses being sddco .,.l,.s Pm
Hours fSr receiving money '''sh ~
Rs-tsils money Only received , -, x.x-,
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hS--S>---H>- MsNr-For Lowell NASHUA.
COSCORD. NORrHFiELD. MONTPELIER SD MON.
TREAI-Via Steamboat 10 AAyns Poirl NorNich ard
Wore sd Worcester aud Nsshus ksirosds fSssen-
gers an cave south sfe 81 Pier Ne North kivc in ih-
DAYS excepted - oci0cs 2 NJ Tor Norwich lor Ayus
Ponil taxing the steamboat lrsin rom AYES fon. -
Worcester where The i1- connects with The worcester ana
Nsstps Concord Northern and Vermont Central Railroads.
FOR The Aboye-nssf places. Passengers by hi route VIII
be enabled reach either % ne soose places ~ n1ce -
IN readiness Norhet % conFey passengers - Mont
peier Burlington, s. bars NcneNl Pisisours Nsoae
ard o.her point. IN Northern Vermont ard Newly ora
Freight for Lowell Ssshus, Concord. and ct secs On
the Inc Of The shove Rslrcsts tssen g. icn la' roe
farther information inquire the oce % The Noi ch SDd
Rnslnn SlesmhoAt Company. a Pier No y. RlyeF "