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TO BE LET.
VJNO LET, IN BROOKLYN-THREE BRICK THREE
story Houses with basement and cellar Nos. 2lS,
90 and 222 Bridge street between johnson and Hillary
Ipquire Of DANIEL WRIGHT Is johnson between
the hours of IL and 2. Rent S275.
vVO LET.-THE SECOND AND THIRD FLOORS OF
'''''' CHARLES Z. APPEEfY, 81 Liberty street
vI>o LET.-THE SMALL THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE
and Store No. % Bond next door the Bowcry;
each floor and kitchen; good stand for bar
br &C. Also the basement No $50 Bowery Of Bond
street. Inquire ut 199 Ninth street.
THO LET--AT CLIFTON, STATEN ISLAND-A NEAT
Gothic Cottage delightfully."- situated in the outer bay
For terms and particulars; apply to
vINO LET-A FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED ROOM
small private family where there boarders, in
desirable location within minxtes walk of Broadway
For particulars address note to L. g. Herald Office
VINO LET-THE FOUR SMALL GENTEEL DWELLINGS
in Broadway, between 10Th and Both Streets nearly
The Broadway stages pass the DOORS the ordinance
the which Is already lighted with
Stores and Dwellings joining the above Rent
S275 and $500 Apply to II. NJ. SCHIEFFELIN IL East l4th
street, or at li2 Front street.
ITO LET OR LEASE-THE BUILDING KNOWN AS
i the Minerva Rooms, in the of Nos 402-4-6 and
Broadway all the fixtures attached The above
years. reasonable rent there being everything the
premises ready Balls Concerts Public Meetings For
further particulars inquire Of WIN. X Newton No. 10 Centre
street from II to O'clock, r ~
VIN0 IET-AT $40 BROADWAY, A HANDSOME FRONT
paror contains two splendid mirrors in other respects
unfinished also furnished and unurnshed let
with board.
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SHIPPING.
NOTCE,-THE BOOKS FOR THE SUBSCRIPTION TO
the capital stock of the New York and Liverpool United
States Mail Steamship Company will be opened at the Office
Of E. X COLLINS South street. in the city Of New York,
Thursday the Sd Of May next from the hour Of 10 A. M
to o'clock, +. M.
JAMES BROWN
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
ELISHA RIGGS, I Commissioners.
WILLIAM s. WCTMORE,1
STEWART Brown.
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INC Icau1hR featuros compared with those OF prov
reports, present the annexed statement -
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SPORTING.


Union COURSE. l.. I.-TROTTING-WILLC COME OFF
~ Wednesday, May g. at o'clock match for 500,
mile and repeat to skeleton wagons James Whelpy
<. g. MAYOR; u s. Bertine names g. Jack Downing Imme
datey after Pacing Match for 500 miles repeat
to $50 lbs wagons j. Scott Sir Walter Rogers
Nonsnch. nj. ID. GREEN, Proprietor.
HARLEM PARK TRoTTING CoURsE-A PURSE OF
$25 mile heats best three in Ave. to saddle free all
trotting horses that purse, will off
Wednesday, I'd Mays 80 o'clock NJ Entries to close
Greene and Maddens, or befor r. M on Tuesday LIST
May. VIM FONNER, Proprietor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


M ERCANTILE LODGE, No. ~, l. o. of O. F.-MEMBER
lvl this evening aud hereafter, will meet in Odd Fellow
Hall. An address by member this evening
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IEcHANICsHALJ- NO 1J2 BROADWAY BsTwprv

MEXICAN DRAMATIC FUND ASSOCIATION-THE
IA officers Of the Association deeply grateful for the ready
sympathy support hitherto the public
| to acknowledge the following donslions;- Life
Donations. Members. Annual.
| E. Simpson, ESQ.,. PttsLnrqh.. & $50 s.
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TNNGIISH PONY FOR SALE.-A VERY SUPERIOR
Il coored English Pony white and tail four
old twelve hands high sound and gentle in
all respects Apply Ryerson stable Union square
NOR sALE-35O KEGS NEW DUTCH HERRING OF sU-
peror quality landing from ship Anna from Rotter
dam, for sale by X. W. BCRLAGE, 81 New st.
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NOR SAvA n H.-TIIE NEW AND SUPERIOR
Ocean Steamers of the New York and Savannah Steam
Company will leave Wedncsday week.
Mt 4 o'clock, 7. M, from Pier No 4, North River.
TENNESSEE, Capt. Collins. .............. "a Way.
CHEROkEE, Capt Lyon stn .i"y'
TENN ESSEE, Capt Collins. 10Th May
For freight or passage apply 1874 Front street, to
SAML l.. MITCHELL.
NOR HAvRE-THE SUPERIOR C0PPERED AND
Coppcr fastened French bark Armantne Capt Estsbe
For freight passage apply to BOYD HINCKEN
NOR HAvRE-THE SUPERIOR FRENCH SHIP LOUIS,
Capt Grenier will sail about the LIST prosmo APP
ply to bOfD * uiNOhEN'
VNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN r. N.
Steamships between New York and Liverpool, between
Boston and Liverpool calling at Halifax to land and receive
mails and passengers intended to sail as ollows
Niagara, Capt Ryre from Boston, wednesday 18th pr
cambria, Shannon. Boston, 9Th
America, Harrison, " n. York. 10Th
Uiberna, Stone, Boston, I'D .
Canada, Judkine " N. York, 1th
An Surgeon board Freight will be CHARGED
en- specie beyond amonn for personal expenses All
through the Post Oce Passage
from New York Lverpoo First Cabin. $l5O;
second do. So For freight or passage apply TO
L. CtNARD. Jr. 80 Broadway
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ARRANGEMENT OF THE MAILS.

PosT orucE, Washington, ID. O., December 1919
THE Great Eastern Mail from Baltimore, Philadelphia, New YOa
Boston, &C., Buffalo, &c will be received BY ood
daily and the mail 70 be sent from this ONCE 10 and by &
The Southern Mail hereafter daily O'Clock
M and will be received, neretofore daily by O'Clock,
fhe Mail Western Null received
p m, and closed M, daily The mail trains north Of Phi
adelpha arrive there In time 10 connect with the train
baltimore which brings Great Mail, to arrive here by ga
Eastern mail be sent beyond Baltimore Is made up on sad
night. ,.. q, .,a.0o,. ,,vr,a ma No,ok ana ,a....
in Virginia, is closed night except Saturday, at
and received six times week, with mail from Baltimore, Mar
land, by l2,
The Mail from Georgetown, D. c. received twice daily by
M and s. D. m, for that place the
Mail from Rockville &c, Maryland Is received Monda
Wednesday, Friday Of each week by and closed
those places at 9, p. m, Of the same days
Of "Wednesday and Saturday week. and closed for place
al Q, p m, Of Monday and Thursday.
Upper Marlboro Maryland, received by Mondg
Wednesday, and Friday and II closed same days az
Port Tobacco Ac Maryland received Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday by closed Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday
Wanenton MddIebus So Virginia. Sunday, wedna
day, and Friday, by H. closed at q m, Monday Wedna
Leesburs ac Virginia, received BY and closed att Mon
@ The postage newspapers and that on all printed matter
foreign country required 70 be paid in advance &
letters and packets addressed
Great Britain Ireland and Scotand and h
Europe and places which they pass through the
post Office.
daily except sunday, that day IL open from 70 10
and from to Bpm.
Dec. I-6t Postmasta
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COIREE DANsANTE-L. CARcsf has the pleasure 10 irn
friends patrons, pupils, and the public generally INA. she
Sources viii be Thursday evening" Novonp
and be continued every Thursday during 'e season T.
also that the Saloon will be brilliantly numinara
CAS- having very considerable expense, effected his o
sstably lighting up the hals for dancing. y
He has engaged Mr. Webers celebrated cotiion band T
particularly this occasion, Introduce several % hts ana
ionabie pclkas, wstzes, reduas, &c Y NJ
prepared, In the Of dstrboion 1hose
who may receive their tickets VIII confer hvof BY
their names and places residence 70 L. Cans the sapcn
street. No"'
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wsshington City Agency.
CHARLES ALBERT, Attorney a. Law, VII rss Re attention.
cnims before Congress and ne Executive
nenss once street, Treasury Department, Wsshh
ID. q. s .at'rret
psyEsExcEs. sRE9s
NJ r,,s, yy,ster Rolt @. winthrop, Abbot Lawrence
mel ID Bradford esq, Hon. w Lawrence, Hon w
C,,t,s M.--rs Rowland Aspnwu Fox Livingston, r.
Hunt Alison Chancey William 3. wctmore seq, New VI
Hon James Buchansn Pennsylvania Hon Geo Dsias vi
IngersoII st. Geo. r. Campbell esq, d. W. Ricbsrds
Morris VAIN, esq., stephen Baldwin, esq, Philadelphia Hon
Mclean Hon. Robert N. Mclean, Baltimore Hon. hoM
Walker Smith Pyne, r. =. Coxe, esq, Messr Corcsj
Riggs Washington Hon. jeff Davis, Hon. Henry = Fooh,
sippi , Hon. 8 w. Downs Louisiana. Nov x-hn1
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WATSON q RENwICK,
PATENT AGENTS,

street. opposite me Potent Office, Washington, u.
DRoCURE iste patent the United States and In foreign
give advice all questions arising under the pats
law.
RErrR coRKEsroxDEETs TO
Hon. Edmund Burke, late Commissioner OF Patents.
Hon. James d. wesseo h chairman Of Committee Of sensr
Patents,
Couyerneur Kembie esq., West Point foundry.
James Renwick, I'll. D., New York
Henry Breyoort, ESQ, GIendon Iron Works, Boston.
Il. r. Dunham Co, steam engine builders New York
Hon. Thomas Corwin
B. b. French, president Magnetic Telegraph Company
KoRKIsS coRREsPoKpEsTs TO
Richard Creed esq, London and Birmingham Railroad Compi
London.
Edward Sabine r. r. g., Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engines
woowieh. - >,
Paris. oSSe-Nawps
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EANCy SEALING wAx.-w. FISCHER, importer Of STA
uone, has Just received direct from manufacturer
large assortment o. sncy wal Of he most brilliant coc pu, up
IN small boxes and packages which he prices
Stationery Hall where four
psgs-one third less than IL IL sold elsewhere !.
Nov N-Staw3w
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NOME 20 the cheap store-are~a bargains IN new
goodsThe undersigned would invite the attention o
their additional supply fancy dress goods on
day. Among them they would mention
10 pieces sxua men sAlin dc chenes E.6
30 do small figured changeable silks
10 do plain ehangeabie slaee do
4 do pink and white wateTed do
do plain white satin
10 do coored bonnet satins and corded silks
20 do do h0rences, IN all shades
do and "a rich black yste silk
do ~ black Turk satin.
This LOT of silks will be sold IS less than former
all want therefore, invited can early and examine for then
selves.
IN MERINos we have Just opened 30 pieces among them en-,
blue blue, dark and light green
scarlet and pink These goods
and win be sold much under the usual pnces
able shade.
Also some handsome embroidered do
dresses
so pieces plain changeahe and satin stripe alpacas
100 do style fancy prints
Also, so pieces small plaid ginghan
ever had, Of plain fancy colored velvets, black do
Velvet nbands trimmings, of the newest style
Silk and riband neck ties, belts
Hosieries OF all and every description
Ladies' menno vests, Of both long and short sleeves
Gloves OF mostly every number and kind
nencambrc handkerchiels finest TO the couus
kind.
IN MOURNING GOODS, have complete assoftma,
embracing mostly article thai may be called for
And stock OF SHAWLS, opened this day. viii beat anything
n point OF elegance OF style and cheaPnes) we have ever b
offered.
public respectfully invited these goods
fore buying, great bargains may be expected. -
Between sth and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue
Dec 5-3aw2wif
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MR.. q r. Liable has me honor 20 DE dhsS|
MI washington and Georgetown, that his dancing scncA w
open on Tuesday, i2h Of November his residence enn
ma avenue opposite WIZARDS Hofel ~
Days tuition; Wsshnefop-Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fl
days Gsorgeown--Mondays and Fridays. J
r. s,-sfr. l. win commence In Georgetown on sondp
November, q Tempersnce Nah, ON Bridge street
Nov 2o-du
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no LET.-A handsome twostory brick dwelling ouse,
basement and attic, brick stable, &C., near The
parment The contains rooms, and n In neesa
pair Rent $500 Pcsscsacn given Immediately Inqsre %
ice, Oc.W-e''N
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Csr.,sl's saloon.

ENvELOPEs.-w FISCHER importer Of stationery, has 70
Gently received from Pas direct from The celebrated manufct
Marion hundred thousand Envelopes made expressly
ORDER By sent superior paper comprising white and bu
ofcia e and visiting sizes, all boxes
100 wholesale and RETAIL
toners Hall where Music be had and cents page
Nov. Hr-3taw3w
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QICH visltes and Msntillss OF the latest Psrssisn
IL styles This invoice Of my
Rhine visites and
and elegant Styles which invite the attention ladies
" Nov 10 i is"swf fIn..L R.pl - h'o- ~
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once y lie fas oo%pas, q he Ire Treasury Comp
"By the I4h section O. An sei establish ihs Home
Department. and provide for the Treasury Department
u the q s ans the
Secretary Of the Treasury was required % transfer IRON
perform the same duties in the Office Of the Commits
sioner Of Customs The messenger in the office OF the
June sas but said had from date q his
original apponnsnt TO that Of his transfer, performed The
duties Of clerk and such duties transferred with
him, the assistant messenger in the Comproes office was
BY consent detailed perform the duties Of MESSENGER %
the Commissioner and the duties performed In
the Compuollers Office by laborer compensate whom
the above estimate is now made and respectfully submit
E,masd iads6~ts appropriations ohieA may BE- required
ss ss is s sd i;s csss s4'
Additional ss CLERKS y the office e hs Tsssua
Treasury per acts Of October H. 1887, and no ,oo an
Relief 81 the several corporate cities Of the
Dsgic, Of Columbia. per act 10Th May,
1886. Principal 100000 90
Interest 1880 on
Two, three, and five per cent 10 certain States,
under the several acts for their admission 20 ooo 80
Repaymen.s for lands enormously sold, per $500 !
Reminding dim purchase money for lands sold in :
the Grssnseu,s district louisiana peract SON %
per per &C, 18th june, 1854 5000 90
rayment Oh norseS uuu DINER pfopoIy lost III
the military service Of the United States, per IA
act I'd March, lSf7 1900 w
Refunding duties in certain where they
nnascertained or paid under protest, per
act Sd March, 1889 100000 %
Marine hospital fund, per Sd May, 1903 10000 %
100, das ia January, 1850 1885 o.
Compensation to the Post Office Department
Tor mail services performed for the several
Sd March, 1877 l66,575 81
Revolutionary claims per 18th May, 1928 5000 90
Revolutionary pensions, act 7h June, 1882 10000 %
Claims Of the State OF Virginia, per act 9th
July, lS32 I. - $4,000 w
Unclaimed pensions, act 23d August lS42 1900 90
isa7 5000 90
Isis 5000 90
Public debt. lold,) payable at the Treasury,
per act Sd March, 1917 1000 OF
Interest on the public debt created under acts
18th April, 1912, Sd March, l8is, 22d July, .
1876. and 3lst March, lsa8 2.OO0,6i5 "a
Interest on Treasury I37, $50 Is
Interest on Mexican indemnity stock 1859 81
Interest stock of loan Of 18th January, 1871 81
4,5sS. 45s 81
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fed, October term, $780, q the circuit supeo CO
Of chancery fo the VI Prince George and sh
Virginia. decreed among other thnes In substance
lows af X Meade Thomas H. Daniel, who apps
cd commissioners for purpose do notice for eight ween
be published focbwith Of newspapers published In
Of Washington and posted c front door Of the court
county, warning George Pace and Edwin Pace omen
county Of Prince George In vna) 20 come forward and
respective Of The Of Joel Cheves deceased m
said before the hfst dag u die
term court the court win proceed distribute their h1
- RK. MEADE,
f~s THOe. H. DANIEL
Nov 22-dsw Cemmissioners VI
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Ton sale or Rent che pleasantly located, convenient
and desirable premises situated New Jersey Avenue
the residences OF Thomas Baeden and Richard Barry esqures
owned and lately occupied by tho subscriber Inquire Of Richard
Barry, esg.
Dec, 9-eodsr SAMUEL D, BEACH, .
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I'M CONGRESS or THE U. STATES.
TUESDAY. DECEMBER 4, ls4s.


The following named SENATOR'S not present yesterday,
took their seats in the Senate to-day. viz
nessse WIN. L DlYros, New Jersey WIN. K. Seas
rIAE, Arkansas.
The journal OF yesterday having been read
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. BADGER submitted the following resolution ;
which was considered by unanimous consent and agreed
to.
Rssolpsd, That fhy additional copies OF the Journal Of
the Senate be printed Tor the use OF the Senate.
Mr.. CASS submitted the following resolution which
was considered by unanimous consent, and agreed to;
Rsyed That The Secretary be directed furnish each
member OF the present Senaie who has not already
ceved them, copy OF the "Constituton," and other
books, ordered be furnished to the by the
utions of February Is, lsf7
Mr.. HALE having inquired OF the President whether
there any business before the Senate, and being in
formed that there not, moved adjournment, which
was agreed 10; whereupon.
The Senate adjourned
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ALLEN A. HALL, Register.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, rs
Registers Office, 18th Nov, lSl9. III NJ
NoTE.The outstanding treasury notes, the
LIST of October l849 81, l92 4S9 81 all oHhich, Is
believed will be reimbursed and funded within the fiscal
years ending S0th June, 1850 and 1851.
Treasury DEPARTMENT, November l6, 1919,
SK, Agreeaby the joint resolution of Congress the
1th January 1886 have the honor transmit for the in
formation Of the House Of Representatives printed es
OF the appropriations proposed be made for the
fiscal year ending June 30, 1851, amounting
to +E. : 81 .697, l52 Is
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Union IyTFsILIGENCE AND GENERAL AGExc1
u OFFICE, Penn avenue, soath side, between sh and
seets-E A. PHILLIPS, proprietor hotels ana nau
by applying this ONCE can be supplied win hones
obIieing servants walters vaets &c Good situations AWAY
and x those only who are recommended for honesty ca
&C. Farms houses unimproved property, &c cold and en
unfinished rooms rented ana supplied upon
reasonable terms.
REfEREsoEs.
Rev Geo w. SAMSON Very Rev. VIM. Msfshews
Rev j. 81 Smith. Rev. J. X Eckard,
Rev. O. NJ Butler, Messrs. E. O. q q. Y. Dyer,
w W. Seatou. esq. DIR. A. NJ Hofar,
Robt p Anderson, ESD. WIN. n. Campbell, esq
c. b. Cfuskey, ESQ., r. ID. Gilman, esq
Nov 24-eodlmif
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Mr.. WISE, the Celebrated Hair Restorcr, is In
M this city and respectfully informs the citizens Of Washington,
Operate
badness. should sufficient number be made upon all who
his aid Tuesday the 1 instant Mr.. WseS
and that he deems unnecessary
publish the numerous certificates Of his success.
Mr.. W. may be found nj Browns Hotel.
4-d7uf
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b sss. isn.e.. &c ..s M s. ~ :;
s also .ns % Best e, S
%s calm. &c q 70 n.
Sc si ny . 3.
nds Also isr variety q cooking and Other stoves would
= :s s;:: :: =. ~ :::s:s :;s:
Articles Al Which af viii sell very e% Term. sa
Nov as-s,eod betw. iou and lin s,s', Pa. sv
building containing rooms, with hichen and garrett,
% y vel cseapsa h % S @s ss
..s am New recently occupied BY hs Austrian minister
STATE Dsps%sn @ view o. me Ps.iSsn, .i aou. .n' '
PAKLORs FoR REST.-Sewy and neatly nnkrsd, on
view q me House inquire On ne pe
Nov. s,-sawa DA GARDNER.
avenue. sap ..ir nss . s Co., win have opea
ns dry sooS: embracing s1s.. s party
dresses: lace. smsFcssas. s,ae mOussen Dc nes
Also, velvet coaks manuna and sacks, with great variety
''s No! sI S.s g ssf A''
EUnsnEED H.~ss ler Rens.-For rent furnished house
N mot desirable location fo members Of Congress- not
" e Ssss. g sSSs so% &
sog co. Be . s.d %S d. S Sa. BE sen
Mss Inquire nor'h AIDE street, second door from third
CFnRys ana UnAef-c.rnents--b lares, and mos, com
ets assortment Of silk mcnc, wool, shirts
s.ssss ss ;, q AZ ss si mad. ayos.a.e.r shirts
- nrss class goods can be bought
sTEvENs's,
Great Hat and Gendeman' outauins Establishment,
NOV w-esson No. Browns Hotel.
Agency % shs Beeh-p.sll.hing Hessss IN che United
TAYLOR MAURy, Booi..nss ana s,,,,o,.r. p.np.y,y.D,
avenue near eh having with prn-
cipa book esshshmsn Of The country supply s orders for
religious miscellaneous medical sccut6c
In lots Q! single opics, az the lowest publication prices
Schools institutions, and individuals foreign
American books from the northern Cities trouble and
Rsnse heavy freight pc.ag, &C. BY leaving their orders with
TAYLOR = MAUEY, IN washington city Dec. I.
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the estimates sundry papers furnished
by the Treasury, War, Navy, and Interior Departments
the estimates founded.
lam, very respectfully, your obedent servant,
w. M. MEREDITH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon. SrEAKKR Of the House Of Representatives.
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2 Valuable Real Estate for CO..

ot1"aIse ~ w oRcEsTER, one mile from fbs 81.
A THE premises consist Of oxy ~ ,. @e city He'll.
o. good Land, under high state Of caI,, ACRES
onr cms,. sIocsra with all th various fruits
Des. AnGs me country would afford. The ba,9eue the
by ss with % SAHN Is one Che best in County, are
Wis rscsn, poss and cellar under The whi ~ y.
are supplied with brought in an The
ssS. would divide il preferred and sa
De sola desired in email lots Of from two r. would
sire Sud ana s ssOs opportunity those VII" e.
estate fnrnshesone Of the best ~ euuvaiion. This
, naa or valuable property near H. now to be
pas ssf. Gn nd, ] &C. ssnss
SPY .OFFlCE. dw,f ~a' 20 made a, the
L. Ia
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Tnrkau Hill Estate for Sale.

- QNHIS vausble Estate is now offered ivr safe ON
80 terms that cannot fail TO suit purchases IL
tL consists OF about sixty acres of Land with con-
veuient Buildings. The water from Turkey Bill Pond
rms through the centre said Farm, and falls in cat
arsct Of one hundred and twenty five feet in the distance
81 about 10 rods forming one of the best Water Powers
in Worcester County.
There are now 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
10 New Brainree TO that leading TO Barre Half mile
shove the Mill Pond, is Turkey Hill Pond, which is ihe
main reservoir For description of this Pond or Lake,
see Typographical OF Massachusetts.
From the best authority, and actual survey, would
announce to public, that this Water Power is amply
sufficient to in the aggregate, FIVE hundred Cotton
Looms with all their attendant machinery, or that amount
of any other The location is 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 he by calling the subscriber, those
he has the liberty TO refer TO. 1t will be sold whole
seperats privileges may best suit purchasers.
For further particulars, inquire Of the subscriber in
NeW Worcester, Hon Isaac Davis Worcester,-Albert
Curtis, Esq, Ne,c Rorcester,-Thos. Bottomly Esq,
Leicestr-A. B. Pike, Esq, Providence, r. E.-simon
G, Grout, Esq, Schenectady N. Y,-Messrs. Pratt,
Downs & Scott Worcester,-Willard Snow, Esq. Par,
tOn,-Danel Coburn, Esq, Lowell. .
New Worcester. Dec 20, ls4s dwtf