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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY. APRIL 9.

- 0oaeral Committee ef Democratic Wits
Yeuue Mes.-A regular meeting Of this COMMITTEES VIII
b ~ On FRIDAY EVENING eth inasni al the Broad
Wy House, al 4 O'Clock. BY order,
ROBERT T. HAws Cbs'rmsny
S Ca 1920 <, Ja,t0s' Secretaries I. ri.
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~ THe muD 10 90 rspidly cissppearng nom The
Ksoxs beautiful Hats Of tho latest Spring fashion
vamosng from bis shelves II y0a would secure 40 use
quaed article, basien the Hat DAo6ty l2s Sultons
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Wkis Kaiihc alton Meeting.

The Wings of NewYork assembled at the
Broadway House last evening, to receive the Re-
!. port Of the County Convention, and to respond to
\ths nominations for Mayor and Judges OF the
eapsrior and Marine Courts. Notwithstanding the
short notice given, and the occurrence OF so large
number Of Ward Meetings on the same evening,
the attendance was large and hearty enthusiasm
prevailed.
On motion of Mr. Robt. T. Haws, AMBRosE C..
KIHssLASp Esq was called to the Chair and the fol
lowing gentlemen unanimously chosen assistant
Ohhcers. viz;
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~ We sdvise eli who wish Daguereosype erected
In hncs, style Of The 10 loJssuIrs Bfosdvsy
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ia Broadway, opposite 81. PsuPs.

sParsc FASHION Is49 Uosurpsssed by any for durability
elegance or chespnessAt The price stosry ZIG Csnst
Persons whose beads The dc ,lt 10 A. 6usd by
." Paris Conformetuerr with the utmost sIsctness and
to tho wesref (ssh j. w KELLOGG
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STANDARD FAsmos, sSsIss ists.-LxAsv Cos gsua
ne Beaver HAS, Nos. 5, and Aston Houss H9
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~ FoLvELEs Fsock AND DsEss CoATs from Ola 70 o.
a2lm c. L FOLWELL. Is2 Broadly eotnnr Of lohn.
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Markets. .c..rrrLLr Rsrskrrp 70. rns r.rsvsr

,,s,.,s,.. - s .-' boz, cha<. iru yesterday II,
'"->' -'~@t 'feV 3 W. sun,s
80 n. a k-ftn \ N & T.t
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The western states are evidently the most profnsng
localities for Railroad Investments There everything
is constantly the increase and must continue for
| many years to come
| A meeting of the Morris Canal Company stock
holders held Monday, at their Office In Jersey
City, to take into consideration the acceptance Of act
lately passed BY the Legislature of jersey author
ling the Company to issue preferred stock to cancel
the last loan The attendance large $1,000 shares
were represented from Philadelphia. very long de.
bate sprung up upon the question Of OF the
act which was opposed very strongly BY various speak
ers. Little opposition to this acceptance Of 1t was
shown In case the bondhoders would make another sd
of $500 oOo to be secured by preferred stock
Those who advocate this loan urge that the pres
bonds void from usury, and that unleH the hold
Of them consent to mako the loan and accept
the preferred stock for ALL and thus make the whole
business legal they cannot obtain anything from the
Company. After debate, the meeting adjourned
to May after eectng the following Board OF Directors
J. l. Coddington J. C. Green, George w Edwards, Of
Philadelphia II McFarlsn and Samuel II Brookes.
7hOmpsons Bank Note Reporter of today says
City s.ni having appearance B.ni
so' and evidently intended 20 b pa'..d q. the notice q
which require scrutiny dcovsr their real shsraeef whsa
carefully read viii BE- ahs check tbs Utica cy Bas nsss
,h.s. dra~n to The ordsr OF Hnmaa sst Baras By
Jno D.. Human
The majority In favor of the loan Of q million Of
dollars By the City Of Cincinnati for the Cincinnati and
Fl. Louis Railroad was 2 $50, In q total vote Of 5426
This city also proposes loan Of 500 900 for the
sion of lis water works.
The Jones Mills and the Genesse Cotton Mills
situated the Genssse River turn on. together 5000
yards Of cloth daily.
The cars the Michigan Railroad crossed the
Niles Bridge for the first time, the 18th ut The
Road will be completed and In working order, TO the
Lake shore, somewhere between the 18th Of April and
the lst Of May.
The 81. LOUIS Republican notices the arrival of
the sultana at that port, bound from Quincy
Ill for wOrlssns, with the largest cargo believed
TO have come down the Upper Mississippi on one
Lo. fzeiaht L. Null -
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" o s. FOWLER lec,ured on wednesdsy evening, ct
Clinton Hall TO Q crowded house His second lecture Of
the will be the Hall this evening" See i'd
yertssmeni In another column Hesia free
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BROOKLYN AFFAIRs


THIRD WARD.-The name OF the Whig candi-
date for Alderman in this Ward 10 ELISHA W. HrSxAS,
and not W'li'am Human heretofore stated.
lsQCEsrs.-A colored woman, named Eliza
smith, died suddenly yesterday at her residence IS
Concordst- Coroner Ball was called in and made q
poss mortsm examination the body The Jury
rendered verdict of death Of disease Of the lungs
The Coroner slss held inquest on the body of a
woman named Frances Madden living at "a Green lane
Afsr post mortem examination is sscertaned
mat tue decsased 10 her death by disessa Of the
brain. Verdict accordingly.
The NGw FERRr.-Snce the failure of tho ef.
fort to get the foot of wsst In NewYork for the ter
minus Of the proposed Ferry from Montague-s neso-
na'.ous have been opened to Oldslp for that
purpose
Coxxos CouscrL Roox.-This room will be
ready for the use Of the Board Of Aldermen when they
next meet Il viii be of the most beautiful rooms
In The United States
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OIHEu 'sVo0H~ ~E1'0TV
Increase for months In ls49 Exceeding 100 per cent?
1856 The increase 10 passage earnings larger in
proportion than on freight
The Receipts Of the Madison and Indianapolis
Railroad for tho five weeks ending 30sh March ult.
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The National InfeHigencer Of Thursday contain
the following General Orders, which will interest man.
of our readers:
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| On motion, the meeting then adjourned with
three hearty cheer. for the Cause the Candidates and
| the Prospect
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Municipal Nominations.

The following are the candidates Of the several
parties for Charter officers, ss far as nominated
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Yics. Presidets.
yoha siessoa. Obsd Ns~conb, Jr. orssmu, Bushnell.
CAarle. A sstsoa, Nathsn~l Weed WIN W Wetmore,
William Adams. WIN Hbbsrd, Rehsfd Csfman,
Prs-tcu n Hodge, Simeon Leland, lease fusr.
yossph ri0ot Joshua ihes.t"n. Robert smith,
John Asfpsf, samuel q Raymond, Oscar Coies
Secretaries.
wsshiaxfoa Homsns Royal H. 1hayef. X Dsls6sd Smith,
l. Ans lhss.N Nal
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r. The nonde'cript animal captured by Col
Fremont has arrived in this City, i,s way Europe
II Is about the size Of horse and altogether very
singular animal Several Of our nsturalists have ex.
smined Il, and are sadly puzzled 10 classify it,
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Turkey Hill Estate for Sale,

IL THIS vausble Estate is offered for sale on
E~ terms that cannot fail 30 suit pu chasers. 1t
9sI consists OF about sixty of Land with cor
venienl Buildings. The water from Turkey Hill Pond
runs through the centre OF said Farm and falls in cat
aract OF hundred and twenty five feet in the distance
about 10 rods forming of the best Water Powers
in Worcester County.
There upon the premises three thorough built
and substantial Rock Dams with Grst, Saw, lathe and
Single Mills all in good running order. The Mill Pond
is one mile in length and extends from the road leading
to New Brantree, to that leading 10 Barre Half a mile
above the Mill Pond, is Turkey Hill Pond, which is the
main reservoir. For description of this Pond Lake,
see Typographical of Massachusetts.
From the best uthority, and actual survey, would
the public that this Water Power is amply
sufficient in the aggregate, five hundred Cotton
Looms with all their attendant machinery or that amount
any other. The location good and easy of access,
being miles from the City Hall in Worcester, on the
great thorough fare through Paxton, Rutland Barre Oak
ham and New Braintree.
The above has been surveyed plan and profile drawn
which may be by calling the subscriber or those
he has the liberty to refer 1t will be sold whole
In seperats privileges, may best suit purchasers
For further particulars, inquire of the subscriber in
Nsw Worcester, Hon Isaac Davis, Rorcester,-Alber
Curtis, Esq, NeW WoTcester,-Thos Bouomly Esq,
Lscester,-A B. Pike, Esq, Providence, r. I.-simon
c, Groat, Esq, Schenectady ". Y.,-Messrs. Pratt,
Downs Scott, W0rceSter,-Willard Snow, Esq Par
ton,-Daniel Coburn, Esq. LO1CeU.
CHARLES HERsEY.
New Worcester Dec. 90. 1S4a. dwtf
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FOR SALE or REN,r

- THE DRYDEN ESTATE $50 calledl consi.tns
E.mEf OF IL acres OF Land, with a Factory IS By %
4shLand 60 by so; estWheei Tenements Machinery
N Factory, Picker Lapper. four e. and two f. Cards,
Usewing Mule Condensers, Warper and Bread Looms
The above Estate is situated in Holden Il miles from the
centre. =
Aiso-Ihe Davis Estate, situated in the oftown,
story Brick House, Barn, Sheds, SC, with IS
Land.
Also, the RURAL FACTORY, 81 by 36 IT, with 40 Looms
and PREPARATION Brest Wheel and sufficient Tenemens
SITUATED in the north part Of said Holden Also Uck
ing and Bdtttng Mil, with 52 spindes ard IL cards,
the other MILL and three first unoccupied Water
Powers, just below The above n1mei fctories.
Also in Phipston Brick Factory with 20 Looms and
preparation and small Wooden Mill below, with Cas-
simere LOOMS &C., with Tenements and Land.
Also in Leicester about 100 rods from the Depot first
rate Water Power, Houses aud Barn. with Land.
All the above property will BE sold great Bargain
or Rented.
Also, lot MACHINERY not in use, 90 Looms, pair
Mules 10 Cards and other Machinery.
Terms to suit purchasers
The Real Estate will be sold or rented with without
the Machinery, and the latter will be sold separate,
wanted. SAMUEL DAMON.
Holden, May 81, 1919. 62aw3w
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Dwelling Houses for Sale.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

Situated in WORCESTER one mile from the City Hail.
- VNHE premises consist of HUNDRED ACRES
fsn6A of good Land under high of cultivation
A we'll stocked with all the various fruits adapted
climate expense having been spared procure the
best kinds the country would afford. The buildings
God. The BARN is one The best in the County, 10 it.
by 49, with 20 1T posts and Gel under the whole II
recently built of too thousand dollars. The
hu Aings supplied with water, brought in aqueduc
~ swner would divide it if preferred. and sell part
A5s with without the buildings; and portion would
III if desired in small lots OF from five ucfes,
sSas aRordng eligible opportunity for tho sc who de-
rEe suid and have little Land for cultivation. This
farntbes one of the best opportunities TO be
mad fer in valuable property the centre OF
mis- fourishAs city either for occupation
For further particulars, inquiry may he made the
Ply OFFICE dwtf Ian 90
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Reformed Practice of Medicine.
DIR. .. C. FISHER

N7ouLD respectfully inform the inhabitants of this
w city and the surrounding country that he has per
manenty located himself in the practice of his professions
at NO. 227 MAIN STREET, where he continues TO
effect permanent and speedy in the cOmplcat
ed and nveterate diseases Of the Lungs and Blood Be-
iieving, in common with the intelligent of every
nty that Nature has provided ample remedy in the veee
table kingdom for natures ills and the accidental maades
OF common fe he confines himself entirely vegetable
medicines leaving the old drug and inerG syse pass
quietly down to the oblivion OF forgotten Having
become thoroughly acquainted with, Ond having long
cesstuy practised The Indian mode end OF apply.
ing Natures Remedies he atters hmsf that he cure
The most aggravated of the following dseasee-
Consumption, and all pulmonary affrctcps Nervous
dieeases-Dy seniery and cholera nantun- Spinal aec
tons-Fever and White Swellings- All scroulous
affections Cuaneous erupons and other diseases Ct the
blood-Chronic affections treated with unailng
Cancers removed without the Of The knife with
saetyAl irregularities OF the sexual system permanent
ly cured
FEMALE DISEASES involving the origin of life treated
practically and with invarable The limits of this
Gard orbids The publication hundreds certificates and
testimonials he might exhibit, and he would invite nva.
lids OF all classes seeking certain permanent and safe
relief call his Office, No 227 Main Street. up stars
Sign Of the Indian. All postpaid communca prompt
y attended Medicines put up by the month for families
Abr 10. diff o. G. FISHER, NJ ID.
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FACTORY TO LEFT.

- TN SPENCER, table Tor Cotton or Wooden
f,sTfM Goods, other manufacturing mechanical
l:sA purposes. Said Factory is situated the Centre
Village of spencer, on never falling stream Uf water
preparation, more than sufficient for wooden
machinery. The building is SO Dy 30 f. three ard
attic nearly and in frsi>rate oder with "a
wheel. with main drums and belts. Connected the
abe We is a Dwelling House for TWO Tenemeus, and
seven acres Land.
JAMES DRAPER, Esq, OF spencer or OF me snbscrbers
Warren. KNOWLES q SIBLEY
June IL. dv
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The Double Acting Rotary Churn


bringing ms efectna simple Churn into use. the
proprietor= feeling confidence in its capn5liie do not
hesitate TO pronounce it the host ChDrn ever offered to
the public. JONES q CURTIS having purchased The
sole right OF manufacturing and vending the named
Chnrn. ready receive orders for The same nj their
General ONCE No. 81 Broad Srset, BOSTON. Mass
Ana ~ order TO convince the ncrednlous satisfy the
curious, az " O'Clock daily, churning nil be made
the public are ihyi'ei 10 Gail and examine the machine
anu see us utiy tested. 1t combines the following val.
liable qualities:
u produces butter in less time than any other Churn
making II and gathering from sweet milk in from three
10 eigpt minutes, and from IN much less time
X III produces more butter from the same amennt Of
"iik or cream man the ordinary method as IL does is
WORK IN a more thorough and scientific manner
oit y the cheapest, simplest ard most ever
invented enoodyng the true philosophical principles OF
| butter~makinq. F f'o'P' "
Ats action is chemical, well as mechanical II
forces he air INTO The cream milk on one side and nv
suction extracts II from the other side
D. II extracts only the butter fatty parts If the milk
leaving The Abumen, Gluten Sugar and starch mn
ed:-so that the milk Is equally palaahe and nurictons
As nseiui III oil culinary purposes Tor tue feeding of
| Calves. or other Stock. e "
g. II OF such easy action tina, child can do the cburn
| ing OF a SIN family.
NJ Is. Neask all such are interested In tho man,
factnre Of pure butter TO cali and satisfy themselves
We offer ii upon the following terms = II ihs 1.hnrr
DOES not prove as recommended II be returned and
| the money will be rounded. w
liberal discount made those who buy 10 sell aga,,
ITOrders for Cnurns. application for the ripbt :,
manufacture and s-l in Maine, New Hampshire yermon
| Massachusetts and Rhode Island, Addressed to
| Boston, June %. d6tw4t JONES q CURTIS
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FARM FOR sALE.

TVHE subscriber offers tor mis- Farm, situated
EzNA about a mile south OF Grafton centre, contain.
..ing about IS of good Land, well wstefed--tne
H7ili ngs are good condton,he House is large and
convenient for families wiki never falling we'll OF
-xreIent water in the house-tne Barn has been Quilt
-yithn lew ysars. The Farm is divted into Pasture
rVOoj Land, Moving and Tage. There IL good Water
privilege on the premises, where dam be raised with
eat flowing other premises. Said Farm will be sold low
aad on easy For further information apply to the
ubscriber in Sutton centre, or 20 HEsnY PgEsTicE,
on the premises. HENRY b. HOWARD. #
sm,tnn dec s. dwtf
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Farm for Sale.

Ia A VALUABLE FARM situated in the westerly
SnsFA "A part of Westboro, miles from the
I"ssR miles from New England Village. Grafton) for
nelly the residence OF AARON SHERMAN, deceased The
Farm contains IS of Land, suitably divided into
Flowing Moving, Pasture, and Is Of heavy woedrd
Woo Land The buildings in good repair, and con-
of House. Barn, Carriage house, Wood house DC.
The above offers fine chance for any wishing
purchase pleasant residence and profitable Farm for
any who wish invest funds in property which increas
ing value. The premises can be shown and ali nfces
sary information in regard to given by j. A. SHEamAN,
who resides the farm, or by calling on the
scrber at No. 234 Main Street, Worcester.
June "a. If VIM NJ. BREWER.N
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Be not Deceived.

A LTHOUGH the time of prophets is past, yet there
"A are those who would deceive AMI humbug the public
by circulating false and sanderous reports OF those no
would gain an honest living by industry, would take
this opportunity TO Inform the public Thai did not learn
trade of that young sprout neither have lett the city
or slate, but am engaged in the DAGUERREOTYPE
BUSINESS in the Rooms adjoining hose formerly occu
pied by our worthy friend 8. WILLIAMS, SO MAIN STREET
where those who in pctures can obn;n them
Qrom twenty-five 10 ty cents cheaper by passing few
steps from the top OF the first flight of stairs No.
in the sane block, than at any other place In Worcester
Juneb. DIFF e. w. MERRILL.
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Water Power to Lei,

- TN New England Village, 6 miles ,:rom Worcester
fzM L near the Grafton Depot, the Boston and Wor
,kssEAA Rail Road The building is % by 50 feet
two stories, well lighted and Is wei supplied with water
Also, the above, GR1ST MILL, nearly new. II e
building is % by rs feet, with and attic
Two of Stone and Cracker, has good of
Three four Tenements rented with the above if
sired.
Also, A TAVERN STAND and LIVERY STABLE
sell or rent.
Any all of the above will be rented for one or mole
years SMITH q PR ATT.
New England Village, March 9. dwtf
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Il. Nj. WOODWARD,
SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTER
AND GRAINER,


NO. IA WAITS BLOCK. CUP sTAIRs,) Main Street.
PARTICULAR attention paid to the Imitation of The
various kinds OF Marble used for Mantel Pieces Cen
tire Tables, Soda Fountain Slabs &c. Also, BLOCKING
Entries Space Ways, and Dining Rooms, in imitation
English Sand Stone Free Stone, and Sienna Marble-he
above Is very desirable style for all public rooms
walls can be cleaned very ready.)
Ornamental and Panel Painting Walls, executed in
Fresc0 SeccO, and in Oil Paint.
Store and Office " INDOW SHADES at prices from
S. to $50 per pair.
Scroll Murdered Signs, very neat style for indoor use
executed 10 good taste.
LETTERING done in the Boston and New York Ro
man, Egyptian ana full Block, English aud German Text
ript, and Ornamental styles
He will endeavor please all who may favor him with
orders in his line Of business.
N. ID. All orders from the Country attended to with
promptness and all work finished at the time specified
worcester, april 20. d3m
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TO LET

T1HE BRICK BUILDING Lincoln squar.
80 | known as the Worcester Branch Railroad "
Es& not 100 feet by 50-wili be fitted up TO accomm
ante Lessee track will be laid If desired, tor cars to r,
Il alto basement.
Also, Building situated near IN: Boston and Worcest
siiroed Drdge suitable for Machine Shop-50 by 30
stories nigh with steam engine and engine house attac
siand a Blacksmiths shop near, 40 by So feet, sor
high, with yard room-will be n'tea 70 sun tenants
WoTcsster and Nashua Railroad Company No l49 Ma
Street Us
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Drugs and Medicines,

WE take pleasure in announcing to the public
w that we have taken the Store so long occupied
Drug shop, the corner of MAIN AND FRoNT STREET
lifted it up asew-sUpplied it with choice and we'll
selected stock OF Fla MILY MEDICINES, and are
now prepared to furnish any and every thing in line
our patrons. We shall pay particular attention to The
retail part of onr hnsiness and shall prepare
PHYSICIANS PR INSCRIPTIONS
with The utmost accuracy. All the
PATENT MEDICINES OF any value can always
he found at Store In addition to stock Drugs
and Medicines, furnish Tooth, Nail, Hair, Flesh
and Clothes BRUSHES at the very lowest rates.
PERFUMERY
vi all notwithstanding every preparation for the Heir
complexion &C. SOAPS COSMETICS in great variety.
COLOGNE WATER
nj our own and foreign manufacture, in any quantity by
the bottle or by the gallon Also, all OF LUBIN'S Elk
TRACTS for the handkerchief together with various
English preparations.
English, French and American CHEMICALS.
Best European LEECHES always on hand.
CONFECTIONERY Of all kinds.
D SCOTT, JR & CO.,
No. PSI Main, corner OF Front Street.
WtPces,er. Feb %. l849 w6w DIFF
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Cotton Machinery for Sale.

D ECENTLY used in the manufacture of No. 80 Printing
III Cloths and in good running order consisting of
Picker, Wilton d Sons make-20 Cards-9 Breakers-
II Finishers-l Douber-l Drawing Frame-2 Taunton
Speeders 10 heads each Is Spinning Frames, 1900 live
spindles2 pair Mules Of 4S6 ando OF 5l2 sndle
l Warper-2 Dressers-6 Leems-l Cylinder and Dohei
Grinders with all other articles used in Cotton Mills
1t may be examined any time application TO MI
sILAs DINsMoRE, So MGins Worcester. Forurther par
ticulars inquire OF B. HOLBROOK Holden
Dec 26 dStaw w,f52
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Farm for Sale.

THE Farm known as the TIIAXTER FARM, is ofer>
Ell tor sale, il being of the best in the county,
one hundred and forty acres, with all the
necessary buildings thereon, and in good repair and well
supplied with running water. Three hun red dollars
worth OF fruit is annually sold from said place
d&wtf A. NJ. MERRIFIELD D..
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no LET.

COMMODIOUs Store, Tenement, and Bar
- n situated at Webster Depot. II is well cacL
lated for the Beet and shoe business az ai'1Bdanc
.ID for hsss of business Is 10 be onnd IN IN
vicnity 1t is well arranged for merchanJizng,f
yyhch purpose II has been occupied for several year
For terms which will be liberal good tenant appl
10 the Depot Master, or CLEMANS d LARNED nearH
ssmises dtl Webster, Nov e.
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Houses and Lois.

TNHE Subscriber offers for sale Forty Building Lus on
Laure Hill, of the most beautiful locations in the
City. Prices running from (S40OO00 four hu dred
600 00) sixteen hundred dollars. ALSO-One House
situated on Laurel ST., Elizabeth street, and one
Shelby street, all and moGern built, suitable ter
one or two families. d&wu A. NJ MEBRlFiELD.