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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1849-11-19
CcFFEE, n1CLAssEs, &C
HARDWARE! HARDwARE!!

CfHANhLIN < ability are just receIying
, general assortment Of HARDWARE, consisting III
Gross Cnt Saws Mil and Pit do; Spades and
shovels; Barley Ma-ure, and itch Forks; Hand,
PANEL, ana Compass Saw; Collins Broad and
narrow Axes: 80 kegs ass't'd Nails; Knives and
orks jasst'dj; Pocket knives do , hin, Dead, and
nd locks; Buck. and Plasteriue 1rowcils ass'td
l.atches, round and square Bo.ts; 90. Butt and
Table Hinges; AuguTs; Squares; Tape Lines
Turuscrews; (iimb.ets, plicker Pads: Screws
lacks; Curry Combs, Horse BruShcs; Files. &c,
Sc. which we are determined to sell rs low as any
house 10 Town, for cash or good paper.
EganSgiLlp, Noe 5tt, loly.
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New YORK, Nov. Is
surance 5000

New YORK, Nov. 10.
Nothing has yet heard from the steam
81 ship America. She is hourly expected
The telegraph to Halifax is completed. Bus
mess Is entirely checked, and prices are I'M
changed.
The funerals of Gen. Worth. Col. Duncan,
and Mai, Gates took place this morning Il
twas a solemn aud imposing spectacle. Tic
streets through which the procession passed
were hung in black. Is as.
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: RTiFICAl4S. W reu.hs 1 abs, Fitting Grapes,
I tlouuccs. Bonnet~, bynne' belt, and narrow
Ribbons also velvet gibbons, eli for sale as low as
lash viii buy them IVES; OF the mountains. by
n ISL JAMES y. WHITE.
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NOTICE.

THE subscriber takes this method 10 inform the
! public that he has opened general agency of
If Evansville; office High street. first door below
s. Javiss steam Mill where he will attend promptly
to all business entrusted 10 his care he will act as
agent for the purchase and sale ofReal Estate He
Is also prepared TO make Conveyances, Bonds, Mort
gages, and other Instruments of writing. take ac-
Acknowledgements , &c. by strict attention to business
entrusted to his care he hopes to merit share of
patronage hive now for sale about seven hun-
fred acres OF first land situate the canal Sbout
three and a half miles from the city - sep
mar 6, 40 " NATHAN ROWLEY.
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~

to 4r5S0 mos ~ fnlI prices, winch have an up
ward tendency Mississippi six per cenis'62.
In the manufacturing districts only a nader
ate business has been done. the reports gentr
ally are favorable. and prices are steady. In
heforeign produce market there has been a
good demand both for home use and exporta-
tion. and prices have been fully sustained.
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!. w. PATTEN & D. c. EVANS
DIR. ]. Z. GARRETT,
Surgeon Dentist,

OFce on First stree, formerly occupied by
Inste y Wheeler,
VETOULD inform the ciuzers OF Evansville that
w he has located himself in this city, and would
be pleased TO wait on all who have the misfortune
10 have bad teeth. From an experience OF twenty
Years and travelling through large portion OF iht
United States he feels confident in giving all satis-
faction who may favor him with call. He will "p'
crate in all tie various branches OF his profession,
remedying irregularities, artificial palIues obtura-
Tors Nc Charges shaiI be made to suit the tlnlSs
n
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Cholera on steamer Constitution ana JaE,eS
Heteu1-Q Quarantine agni@ esta6lisbed-
Destructive Fire.
Sr Lotus, Nov. Is.
The steamer Constitution arrived this
morning from New Orleans, with emigrants,
and upwards OF 30 cases OF cholera on board.
aud II deaths The disease broke out above
zVicksburg The james Hewitt arrived at
forwards, from the same port with cholera
on board, and was ordered not to land. She
then landed on the opposite shore.
w. The mayor oftIe city has ordered all boats
from below to lie out in the stl cam I'LL exam
ined.
Henry T. Blows castor oil factory was
consumed by fire last night Five dwellings
near by were also consumed. The whole
loss in about Sl50OQO. Mr.. Blow ESTIMATES
q. his loss at $4,000; insured in the Tennes
see, Lexington. aud Hartford companies. $40,
900 in each, and in the Franklin Citizens, an(
Memphis companies, 5000 in each. Hi
white lead factories are included in the loss.-
Yesterday the Montesano House; five mile'
from the city, was burned. Loss $4,000 in
surance 5000. Ertr
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FARRZNeTcE7. CRAZE & co.

Forwarding and Commission Merchants
EyANsY:l lie. ~ DIANA,
IT He undersigned have this day formed copart-
nershipundtr ,hr above firm for TIE purpose d
uansactlnga General Forwarding and Commission
cuisines. (iict and Warehouse at the old stand OF
Harrington, Crane 4 0aIicv,
CHARLES HARRINGTON,
ISAAC \. CRANE,
Evansville, No. ~ In II dew t
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a CE6TCTI.

KET E have 4 lang. s.-cn u Lue Parasols for sale
w at about hrst cost, call and examine IL
stcct, at ---,-..
ui5l JAMES s. WHITES.
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J. c.. HATCHITT
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.

(-UQi1s Street EUansriiie, l,ldtana,) 5f
now in receipt ola large supply of every variety
OF Drugs; Medlcints; Paints; Varnish, Oils; Dytg;
Glassware; Stationary; Surgical Instruments; Ar
lists Materials; Acids; Salts; Sulphur; Cal0nIel;
Iamphor; Opium; Quinine; Morphine; Piperine;
Essential Oils; Essences; Exracts Gum; Syrups;
iniments Wines; Brandies Inctures; Per-
Z mes Soaps; SnuH> Tobacco fine Cigars
Brushes; Woods Pencils 4 C. &c. II
Ills Medicines &c are WARRANTED to be purs and
genuine, and ola superior quality Physicians whe
desire 10 Use such are earnestly rogue ted to call
General Agents for the sale OF old Dr. Jacob
lownsend's Sarsaparilla Swayne'S- Extract of
v ID Cherry; Lopden x Cos Family Medicines;
,'.ar Hair Tonic, aud Hair Dye, and other Patent
Medicines. 1fl
Orders promptly attended TO- Prices low. Gin.
seEg Feathers; Rags, and Country produce taken
ia exchange. Nov. 5th, '49-ly,
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J. C. csRFcaK..-. -...A. s FOSTER ...-..-.J HARTEk
NEW CASH AND PRODUCE STORE!!

J. C. CsRTC1E.-- -.--A- s. FOSTER 81 HARIEk
NEW CASH AND PRODUCE STOREM
7 ME undersigned finn having taken The stand
/ formerly occupied by 4. Curl, Ton Main
street near tie Canal brdge Tor the purpose OF car
-ying on tile merchandise business respectfully in
vie the public generally TO give them call, they
are now prepared to accommodate oil WHO may Ia
vor them with their palronage-as chtap as at the
-heapest. We shall keep constantly on hand Z
complete assortment OF Dry Goods, Groceries
Hardware, Z ueeusware, CrockeTy, &c. &c, viii
I'll other articles usually kept in such an estahlis
u,nt. All kinds Of understandable proluco wanted
or which we viii paw the highest market price
Nov 7-3ml CARLOCh, FOSTER q co.
VARIETY AND FANCY COED STCRE
4 T.. PUShEE has Ter sale lhnusana lIll'
u articles III the way Of: Combs. Brushes Cra
91ts, STOCKS, handkerciietS, SaspenCgrs, Ghves
Under-Shirts Razors, Knives, Scissors. steel an.
sold Pens, Pencils. shirt Studs, Eel VI Worste.
steel Trimmings. Shaving Cream, Br. les, j d an5
Wax Dolls Accord-ons, Violin Strings, Pocke
nix Stands, Soaps. Chessmen and other Games, sc
ne door south Listers Book store, Main street.
4 l2Iu
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CINCINNATI November IS.

The river has risen : feet inches since
yesterdi Y. The weather is warm.
Taere is not much doing in hogs; lew
sales were made at yesterdays prices. Sales
oc450 bbls. prime lord at q. Flour isstead5
at last figures. Sales Of whisky at 203a2lc
Sales OF 1870 hhds. old sugar at 81 '52e. cash
and Of 200 bags coAe at lie; stock Of boil
light. Safes OF linseed oil at 67a63c.
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CINCINNATI, Nov. 16.

,HsW Derby & Co IS bookstore was dam
aged last night by fire to the amount Of So
600 or S4000O-insured.
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q q q 49, 4

NEALkRSi in Foreign and American Marble,
IL Monuments, Tomb and Head Stones, Centre
Table and Counter TOPS. &c. &c
NIB. Work done in good style and the low
est prices. s}s In lily 4
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TUSI received by the sGbscriber.a general assort-
j meut Of Fall and Winter Dry Goods. Boots
ard Marine under shirts, Shawls handson as
sortment OF goods for Chiidrens clothing, superior
Hosiery, and general assortment Of Trimmings
which will be sold very low please to call and
examine the stock.
-9..asa s aa WILLIAM HUGHES,
ng Corner Main and I'd Streets.
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Vt E have I ob Roy for Innings; Shawls of all
kinds NJ ifs. and Riding Hats, riding whips
10 i!iie stock at Satinetts and Cassimere~, very
W or cash Respectfully, -..
nSI JAM rs 81 WHITE.
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JOHNSON & NANNY,

N0rH Eas: Garner Of Chestnut and Third streets
ST. LOUIS, ITO.
Always on hand superior cloths, casslnerts, an'
yes;inCs. nov. ,.
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ARRIVAL & DEPARTURE OF MAILS


:&a.zz SA
NURtT-BN MA1L.....A rrives Monday, W ednes-
day and Friday, at IT. p M. Closes same DAYS at
Is. p H. -
HAsrikv MA11-BvHs Piycr 49,. Arrives s1po,v
tuesday and Thursday ats A. M-irreaular. :.
closes Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday, at Z, p NJ,
SOUTHERN MAn-By he Riper... Arrives Sun.
day Tuesday and thursday irregular. Closes
H92G"y' "Wednesday and Saturday, at Z P NJ
Nlw HARMONY MALL, Arrives Monday. Wed.
nesday and Friday, at4 z. NJ -. Closes same days
LLAvENwoRTH MAIL" Arrives Monday and
thursday, ats ?. M. Closes Monday and FRIDAY
-, NEWARK MAIL; Arrive Saturday, at IL M.
Closes Immediately.
The West Franklin Mails arrives once week
irregular.
CALIFORNIA AND OREGON MA1Ls-Per American
Packets, ca Chagres and Panama -. Closes al New
orleans once mountaineering. Single rate TO
Chagres 20 cents, to he prepaid; ditto to Panama 30
cents dito ditto to San Diego. Santa Barbara, Mon
erey, San Francisco and Astoria 40 cents, prepaid
or not '''' Arrives 1t New Orleans once month
irregular.
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Cholera on steamer Classification and Janes
HenI5-Q Quarantine agnis established
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3 + have 2euu siucA o lihs, Lu,tcrs, De
w Lnues. Isidores. bou tazi Is Mos aic pots
rints, &c., Tor sale rs low as cash viii huy Zen
I this city or west Of tie mountains ty
nSI JAMES & WHITE.
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comparison Of the closing prices yesterday, with
those current at the close Of the previous week. exhibits
an Improvement in Treasury notes Of u per cent ;
Ohio SIS, Ia; Illinois e's, ~; Erie RR a; Harlem,
Long Island, u; Farmers Loan, "a; Canton Company
q; and decline In Reading Bonds Of go per cent
Reading Mortgage Bonds 3k Reading RR, "a; New
York and New Haven RR, *.
The value Of imported into this district
exclusive Of that sent to the warehouse for the
ending tho 18th inst 81 800 74s against $6l74
for the corresponding week in 1s46, showing an in.
crease this year, of $752 34s The receipts Of specie
for the week. this year, $3ls against $l47 297
for the same week in 1s46, showing an increase Of
$170el5 this year. The drafts the Assistant Trea-
for the week just closed amounted to 1895
showing increase in the deposits Of 49, that
being the excess Of duties over drafts. The whole
amount of specie exported from this port for the year
1s4s $40 1885, and the amount exported during
the first thirteen days in January 1s49 STILL
most of which went to Havre.
The anthracite coal trade Of Pennsylvania for the
year 1s4S has been extensive than in any pre-
vous year. but the increase in the quantity Of coal
transported to tide water, compared with 1847,
very small. The miners and transportation companies
have net been well remunerated for their labor &c.
as in previous years. and the business, the whole,
throughout the year. in anything but prosperous
condition. The trade has opened, this year, under
favorable auspices; but whether the result will be
more satisfactory is q matter Of much doubt.
ANTHRACITE COAL TRADE OF PENNSYLVANIA, IN 1s47
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MURDRRoUs ASSAULT AND ROBBERY On Thurs
day evening" about dusk, two men approached the
house II Samuel Hooker, near Blue Ball Tavern, ON
the road above Reiserstown and stated that the OBJ
ject OF their visit was to purchase sheep. MIR who
alone with his wife, told them that he had no ne
to sell whoreupon one Of the rufians said he would
have either sheep his hide, and joined by his
xnde, CONNIE need murderous assault upon MIR H.,
who lie much advanced in years. He raintained
vigorous resistance to them, but finally
powered and sank to the ground covered with wounds
and bleed The robbers then proceeded to the apart.
ment eb9-r ana searched for menev until they came
ACROSS funds amounting to one thousand dollars.
This they secured and immediately fed dropping in
Sts5r haste several pieces Of coin. MIR Hooker is
hardly expected to survive in consequences OF the
severity of his wounds. The fellows were traced q
considerable distance from the bouse by spots OF
blood which it is supposed that Of them had
oeen sounded in the inter-. Yesterday morninga
horse vas found in the vicinity of Hookstown with
bis name and body clotted with blood, which Is
thought flowed from the wounded man. as there Is no
doubt but that they stole the animal after leaving
MIR Hoober's house, and effected their encape Two
Persons answering the description given ny Mr.. H
both proceeding from and returning to the
city of the adjacent roads.-Bdh. Sun,
Inn
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California herald--Extras

We shall publish the California Herald-Ertra, to-
morrow
In addition to containing the latest intelligence
from tie wonderful gold digging Of that region, it
will four separate and distinct engravings of the
rsur routes that are proposed to connect the Allan.
tic with the Pacific Ocean-one across the isthmus Of
Panama another across the isthmus Of Tehusutspec,
aaother by the way OF Nicaragua, and the fourth
through the United States together with geographical
and Typographical descriptions of each.
The matter which will appear in this third Caijor-
mia Herald will be read with interest at this partcu-
lar time and the engraviugs will be worthy OK being
preserved for reference hereafter.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. -, 1919.
.Strtk Wtek of the Session.

Sirth IFtek Of the session.
The sixth week of the session has been less Tn.
profitable, in the matter of the business Of the two
houses, than any of It's Improbable predecessors.
The Senate have had several debates on he sla-
very question, incidentally, and have appointed
Monday week for the consideration of the bill OF
Mr. Douglass, for the admission Of New Mexico and
Cahforna as one State INTO the Union; aud OF the
report OF the Judiciary Committee agalnat It, They
ficiepcles IN last years appropriations, and have
considert number OF private bills.
The House have expended the week principally
in the discussion Of the mileages, ard the Florida
negro case. They are. however, getting with
the civil and diplomatic bill, and some apprehen-
sons OF the cholera will tend TO. shorten their
wasteiul discussions
more lively and more important to the public inter-
ests than the six weeks that have been expended
IN the mere prellminarles Of business. w.
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BANKs OF BALTIMORE, JANUARY, 184S AND 1S49.
siOIlslo3 97g7lIl 2l4,7is 1873, los
ss12a.seo 2,s27. s92 1.ss2, 9O2 l,7sl. 6OI

Total. Ssl23se9 2.s27, s92 1.S32, 9U2 l,7si6I
The aggregate movement In these departments in
January 1s49 compared with 1S4S shows decrease in
the line of discounts of $32Sl in circulation, $685.
545 In deposits, $295,977; and in specie on hand,
$5O9e5 An examination Of the above table Will give
thore interested insight into the condition OF each
institution so far as the items given concerned
and the public will be able to judge pretty correctly
how much credit the issues Of each entitled to-
The following dividends have been paid in Baltimore
within the past two three weeks The aggregate is
nearly half a million Of dollars -
Banks--U Mon, dividend per cent amount $4,000;
Farmers and Planters, SM do, s2l, III; Merchants,
do, $4,000; Western do $e2ts; Chesapeake, 40
Ga do. $3.50. Turrrikes- Baltimore ana aeisters-
town, 1 do Sc $50; Baltimore aud Frederick, q do,
and Washington, q do, ST. 050; Baltimore aud Her
ford, "a do, $2,50o; Boonsborough DO, s34o U g.
stocks United States 6s $500 u pa 81 4Ss'
ga S11 3Is l.aryland Stocks-0's payable quarterly,
S56O75; 6s, do semi annual Sc oo9 os, 90 quarterly,
SCI sO2 aga do. do sll ESQ 3s, do. do, $3.50 -
Total, s425 eo4.
The prevalence of the cholera at New Orleans has,
no doubt tended very much to the restriction Of bust
ness, and checked movements In produce. The an
nexed statement exhibits the shipments to foreign
countries from that port for the week ending Dec 20
1885,
COMMERCE NEW opLEANs-wEEKLY EXPORTS.
For Eneiand-5 TO5 bales cotton 81 100 bushels corn
227 barrels -four, 500 terces beef IS tsrces lard 81
bids tallow, 73G barrels taow 1o4 hhds tobacco "a
barrels pecnne, 40 sacks pecans.
For Ireland Is 9S5 rocks corn, 1000 barrels -four
For Ge7monyl Gao bales cotton, 400 hhds. tobacco
o35 pigs lead so kegs lard, barrels flour, caski
bacon.
For France (Atanjc)- 104 bales cotton. 81 hhds
tobacco CA erces lard 81 barrels lord 22hhds tallow
For Gibrqlter land market bales cotton.
! For Spain--1 0Gb bales cotton. 1000 slaves
| For Iaiiaa Provinces 20 bales cotton.
Foy Brasil Q $50 barrels -four
For British Vest L,Giss $50 barrels hour 672 bar
reis pork, al3 kegs butter 81 kegs lard hhds ant
"a tcs ,otacc9, JOB half barrels tongues ~ barrel
sGr Yrcrton 2 sol SACKS corn, 200 barrels bread.
! Ts, Iem2ico- 900 bales cotton.
| II the same week the shipments TO New York an
Boston smount.d to &C. 6ss barrels Of -four, 1880 sack
of corn ga sacks vnat 7cs barrels and tierces beet
and lsO22 hogshesds, tierces, and barrels Of porl
These movene Dts do not Look rs though the ohoier
had arrested operations Of trade TO an injurious extern
and very little apprehension need DO felt that the ep
demc will rnn any important intersstin that sectio
ct the country,
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MERCANTILE LIBRARY ASsoCIATION.-THE FRIENDS
w Of regular nominations and the ticket headed Isaao
Bailey for President and Thomas Bayand for Vice Preden
are requested to meet at Stonea No 1871 Fulton street, this
(Aonday Evening at half O'clock the
for election Further cuar will be
ton and though the Committee mahe penny appeals
for help they respectfully invite all their fellow members
lave desire to hear the impartial truth
nj ERCANTILE LIBRARY Observation-Disclosures
NJ Ticket-Tfe friends of this ticket headed Terry Bates
and Spencer Kirby requested the Second
Hotel Monday Evening the 18th ins past seven
o'clock when fun explanation and disclosure Of the origin and
made Our opponents deny the rights by the
part Of their defence We would upon such members to
be present above when will show them that they
right to participate In the of the Library
equality with the venerable members of whom the reguar
boast as their almost only supporters.
o. OF O.F.-THE MEMBERS OF NATIONAL LODGE,
No 30 requested to at their Monday
half past two o'clock for the Of paying the last
Of respect to our late brother, Robert Patterson.
ALFRED WOODHAB, N. G.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO GO TO CALIFORNIA.--AP
~ ply mmedia tey ut 2aSh Front st

DOPING THE QUESTION TO CALIF0kNIANs.-"WELL
John, where will get board in California;! Answer
We'll don't know ance Peter guess BOARD at 81 per
day San Francisco Yes but obtain board at the
mnes" We'll don't know. uncle Peter" Robert how is it
with you? o. uncle have made Am pie povii0n have
hoard vessel saIres salt beef pork lot Of hard bread
eookpg ell as digging Yes Robert but how will you get
barrels the without roads from the
head of navigason Why. roll them there uncle Peter
You them in the there being buildings there
Will not the hoops shrink loosen, the barrels lea and the
tents spOilY "WeH uncle; think of tina
kichard how AGve arranged for living the mnes
Well uncle, down Wells KILLER rrovosts
Front street. where they keep all kinds of Meats
Soups PICKLES Preserves Spced Oysters Sour Crou and
Turcseed AGO ha Of Meats
served Vegetables material for 400 Soup half barrel
Sour Crout Ito eep off the for the Of So which,
with ,he $50 for 400 pounds bread makes 75
Sec ave Au los food FOR quite lbs day. for
So 40 week. These provisions Iut oannr aud
keep Il retaining perfectly their natural flavor.
bags throw tbsm backs of mules where
best dggipgs 200 miles distant while poor JOAN cant
ct for want Of food and Robert need dig his bar
REL well Richard says uncle Peter, "you 40 to Calor
mia with eafey You will along in he world boy turs
CALEDONIA FOR SALE--A SMALL MANUFACTURING
~ Jewelry doing coed business in manufacturing and
vhr heads and jobbin in general Te man with small
this good opportunity the business has been established
years The cash The proprietor will soil great
application made Neutrality-suspicious. cash Apply to David
Lunn. No Ccurtandt at.
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AUCTIONS.


A NThoNY J. RLEECKER. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sale OF tie Valuable Farm Of the late Thomas Lawrance
ESD at South Oyster BayThs sub crber will sail at public
chants Exchange New York Anty Blescer Aucenes hs
valuable farm OF the late Thomas South
Oyster Bay Long Island comprising complete double dwelling
house. two story basement and attic 40 feet by A. perfect
der with msrbc tells in three and we'll of spring
introduced into the kitchen; ao buildings
eonsngNf farm houses large barns house,
house boiler house, smoke hcnse wash house now boat house
with DOCK and ice house well filled In addition the above the
farm well stocked with variety Of fIit trees vines
on having been lately improved and consists Of las
Guiding least IS of good timber This farm situated
Great South Bay to which there creek
running short distance from the and which part bounds
the premises 1t within 20 miles Of New York. daily
with the city by Of the Hemptsad
rsilroad being only miles from the depot at The
title to the above beyond dispute and the terms Of sale will be
liberal to the purchaser Two hird can remain bond and
chaser For further PARTICULARS apply to tie nuetoneer No
Broad street. to iam LawrAnce No. $50 Fourth street.
New York. The Gale will be without highest bidder
MARGARET L. LAWRAECE. Exesutrix.
w MCCORMICK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SALE OF
w the St. Charles Hotel furpiture-Ths day. At 10 o'clock
will be Sold by order of the sheriff all the furniture
Charles Hotel Of broadway and Leonard street,
logues are now ready. TH05. GARLAND, DEP. Sheriff