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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-31
CHEAP WATCHES,

TEWELRY, and Silver Ware, Good 6n2
~ goods at low prices the order of the GIA,
day This principle is tuly adopted at Gn2
No. 72, North Second street, above Arch,
Philadelphia.
lie Huray, fine Gold and Silver Watches, low.
er than ever offered at wholesale and retail
The stock consists in part Of gold and silver le-
vers; lapines and Quarter Watches; Jewelry Of
the newest and most fashionable patterns.
Silver Spoons, &c,-Parlicular attention paid to
these articles, the quality OF which IS NO l, and
workmanship ditto The establishment OF lie iIu-
ray, has been we'll known for 40 years in second
street, and has made character which needs no
putting, Silver teaspoons, as low as "a So per
sct-con be made for less iE wished.
Watch Glasses--plaiu, 10 cts; patent, Is; Lu-
netre, ~ cts: other articles in proportion.
Remember, you can buy here below any pub.
lished list of prices in this city or New York
Watch repairing particularly attended to, and
warranted 10 give satisfaction
n. B.-Old Cold and Silver bought for cash or
taken in exchange at (dun'r forget the No ~
North Second street, above Arch, Philadelphia.
March %, N9.--Gm.'
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yEOu. TX. j JS'aII;er.

This distinguished statesman arrived in Phila.
Aelpha on Monday last. He is stopping with the
Hon. GEO. M. DALLAS.
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SU.NWER CLOTHING,
Of every description, Dry, Fancy, and STAPLE
GOODS, and general assortment Of Shirts, Ro.
SONS, Collars, Gloves, Suspenders, Stocks, Hand
kerchiels, &C., &c.
Garments made 10 Ordcr on short notice.
bCj- Persons residing out Of town will find it to
their advantage to purchase clothing Of him as he
Is determined to put prices down so low as to make
an object to those who come from a distance
Gentlemen don't forget to enquire for Nathans's
Cheap Clothing Store, on Main Street, one door
above Mr.. Dpblers American House, Blooms
burg
SIMON NATHAN.
Boomshurg, March q, lSi9
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HVo for CdiforHia Mr.. JoHN d PETRIXIN,
sp1sscungest son Of the lite Hon, D, PetrIkIn,
I d, Columbia county last week, in company with
Msyera other gentleman, for the gold regions
Whey take the overland route, We wishsour young
friends prosperity and success 10 their hazardous
euterprze,
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Frank CourtShip.--An old Count paid his ad-
dresses to one Of the richest heire sses' of Paris.
In asking her hand in marriage he frankly said
to her; "Miss B. l ain very old, and you are
very young, will you do me the honor 10 become
my widO1C.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-31

SUDDEN DEATH.-Henry Haldeman, ESQ, of
Lancaster county, was found dead in his bed on
the morning of the 2lst inst at his brother Jacob
M. Haldeman's residence williamsburg. He went
to bed in his usual health and Cheerlulness.
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TERMS.

AL lamou nts which do not exceed Ten Dollars
to be cash, all amounts exceedog Twenty dollars,
TO have deduction of ) per cent for cash, if paid
within thirty days. All amounts exceeding $40
to be settled by notes with approved security.
ALBRIGHT 81 MENGEL.
Bloomsbury, March, 3lst, lS4g.-3L
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-03-31

ncJOur neighbor Tate commenced the 3d vol.
Of his paper, the '"Coumba Democrat" last
week 1t is not ''enarged and improved as
was promsed.-Star Of the North
I1j- Nor have our neghbors of the "Star," re-.
turned the volume they rcenty tOOk from hi,
otics, in the absence Of the editor, without leave
OF license
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WHITE SWAN HOTEL.

VNHEsubscribe begs leave to inform his "A
friends and the public in general, that he -hla
has taken the White SDan Hotel and Stage
Office, No los, Race Street, formerly kept by j..
Peters " Son The House being large and con-
yenient, and in the business part Of the City, he
hopes, by strict attention to business, that his
friends will give him a call. Hepledge himself,
that nothing shall be wanting Oh his part to make
his friends at home.
Terms-$l per day,
GEORGE RAIN,
Formerly Of Sch"yihiH County.
Phila March 2I, 40. If
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Market Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE DEMOCRAT.
PhiLadeIDhiG
REMOVAL.
Clothing L M p oTium.
Prices REDUCED,

EHE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
and the public, that he has Rem0Ued his
Cheap Clothing Emporium 10 his new stan /,
on Main Street, above the AMERICAN House,
where he can beat both Jew and Gentle at sell
ling cheap Goods Clothing, sc. Take the fol-.
lnwinP samne Of his nricrs:
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Bloomsbury Academy
]. T.. BRADLEY,

j. T.. BRADLEY,
viii open ~ Boomsburg, on MONDAY the S'h
day OF April next, School for
YOUNG LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
at which instruction will be given IA all lhs
branches usually l0ught IN Academies.
COURSE or s1UDY AND TExr-BooKs.
Junior English Department.
Emersun's spelling Book aud Reader, BulloEt
English Grammar Parkers Progressive Exerclses'
GUodrchs Geography, RuSsel'S History U. 5. Az
Dawes Arithmetic, Davies Elementary Gecla-
elry, OIusDed's Rud oI Fhliusoph! and AsLroRo-
my.
Senior English Department.
Porers Rhetorical Reader, Bullon's English
Grammar, Parkcr's Aids TO English Composition,
Rlats kUcIyrc, GoodrCh'. Geography, RussePs
Histories, Lmdner's Outlines, Davies Algebra,
Geometry, and Surveying, Olmsted's School PHI
Iosophy, Oimsleds school Astronomy, Johnston'a
Turner's Chemistry, Woods Botany, Webstsr's
Dictionary.
Classical Department.
LATIN,
Bullon's Latin Grammar, Bullon's Latin Reed,
er, Anthons Caesar, SaIIust, Virgil, Cicero, Ho.
race .FoIsom's Livy, Leveret,'s Latin Lexicon.
G r f f X.
Builion's Greek Grammar, Bullion's Greek Read
er, Griesbach's n, Testament, Henophons Anab-
asis, Xenophon's Memorabilia, Liddell anc Scott'a
Greek Lexicon.
1t will be The aim in this School, to impatt to
the pupils A THOROUGH KNOWLEDGE Of tho
branches studied, 10 educate their minds, to i'm
prove their morals, and thus to prepare them loT
honorable places in life.
re r NJ s.
The AcademCal year will consist Of "a weeks,
The expense per quarter for tuition and
all contingencies, in the Junior Eng.
lsh department, $500
In the Senior English department, S4,25
In the Classical department, $3.50
Gcj- Good Boarding, in private families can be
obtained at from S so to 80 90 per week
References,
Col Joseph Paxton, {Rev, Daniel SteCk,
Hon Stephen Badly, }Rev. Joshua Evans,
Hon, George Mack, (Michael Brobst, Esq.
John McReynolds, ESQ.,
Bloomsburg, Feb. 2l, ls49.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of Elisabeth Barber, DEED.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of Ad.
" mnIstratlon on the Estate OF Mrs Elizabeth
barber, (consort Of the late Judge Barber Of Cen.
Ire county,) late Of Bloom township, Columbia
county, deceased, have been granted ~ the Regis
ter of Wills tor said county, to the Undersigned,
residing in Bloomsbury all persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make payment, and
those having demands, will present them duly au.
thentcated for settlement
WIN. robson,
March !, lSi9.-f's. A4njniy'rOt0r.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

Estate of Valentine HOc&, deed.
NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of admin
~ straton, on the estate of VALENTINE
hOCK, late OF Hemlock township, Columbia
county decd have this day been granted BY tie
Register of Wills for said co., to the undersigned,
residing in Madison township aud county aiore-
said All persons indebted TO said eslaje, are
requested to make payment, and those having
CLAIMS against sald estate will present them 10
the administrator property authenticated i,r .cl-
tlement.
JOHN RICHARD,
Mlrch - ioi9-bts, .3dm'r.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate Of EnOch Greeting, dec'd.
NOTICE is hereby given, that letters Of Ad.
Y minisration on the estate OF ENocH CREvr.
LING, late of Bloom township, Columbia county,
deceased have been granted, by the Register Of
Wills for said county, to the UNDERSIGNED re-
"ldtng in Catawissa township: all persons in
dcbted TO said estae dr" requested to make pay
ment, and those having demands against said estate
will present them properly authenticated for set
tlement.
HIRAM PHILIPS; .Hdm'r.
Feb 2G, lSI9.-Gi.r
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COLUMBIA COUNTY INSTITUTE.


ETNHE Trustees Of the Coj,mbia CO,tnty Msti
tuie take pleasure in announcing to the
public that they have secured the services of the
REV, SAMUEL SCHAFFER,
as Principal Of the School 10 be opened in Moons.
burg on Thursday, the 9Th day Of April next --
The highly attested abilities Of Mr.. Schatftr af.
ford an ample guarantee for thorough instruction
in all the various branches taught in the school.
These will consist Of the following:
LANGUAGES.
yAncient-Latin, Greek and Hebrew.
yugdern--Germ, Spanish, French and Italian
ENGLISH.
Arithmetic, Geometry, Algebra, Surveying,
Navigation, Geography, with the use of globes; ;
History, Natural Philosophy, and Chemistry, with
lectures and experiments; Moral and Mental
philosophy, with lectures. Penmanship and
Elocu,ion will receive daily attention.
TGRMs--ln order 10 secure the greatest A.
mount OF benefit to each pupil, we think the
standard number shonld be twenty-five, unless
the demand Of the public should warrant an az
sislant The prices will be as follows:
The English branches IS per quarter.
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DJ- The Mexican government is using every
energy and effort to put an end to the Sierra Cor.
do outbreak at once.
01- The telegraphic communication between
the city of New York and St, Johns, N, b, $50
miles is now complete,
01j- Mr.. Olcott, the cashier, tried at Albany for
perjury, has not only been acquitted, but reinsta.
ted in his situation
NJ The steamer Galveston left New Orleans for
Chagres on the 18th 18th l5O passengers all
bound for the mines.
Dcz- An editor recently boasted that he was the
father of seven children, yet none Of the craft
made up a subscription for his relief!
o. Five hundred millions of dollars have been
lost in England in Railway projects.
Ex-Governor Shannon, Of Ohio, and twenty men
have left for California We shall not have even
governor Of state left much longer.
o. We learn with regret, from reliable sources,
that the health Of the Hon MoRRrs LoNGsTRETH,
our excellent Canal Commissioner, continues
very feeble. That later accounts represent him
as in very precarious condition.
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ship News.

aosroN ..7tb-Arr t.tl2 o'clock steamship America
Liverpool 18th inst; brgs Mary Allen, ~ Isko, go
In brig Argus for Charleston next day Ph ~,
shprric.ne 18th of Crooked Islsnd urn ~ jim
h.no Ard Fslsntne. PhiA ID barks Mefhn o e,as.s
Helen Mar Baltimore; 5ngs Mslepps olea,uet0 ''N
Tura Savannah schTs October and HOWARD A..
Bsrk Success Buenos Ayres, bh ull Len 'a'As US
kias,m for NYofk; Tivoh aud Souherner' 1ne, Suse
dory from salem arr 27,h brig Fortune TOT Boston Son
Sor n pals. Bsriha for NYOTs. Banks keplef' Ne~
Odsso. ash ut Ednu wight, Baltimore Gag nl,s
brfs Wbittaker ami DoHns bsiuniorci msIy NattS
Yhlsd. scbr. Sawyer, ATmida. ana "isa'n' w. At'
mort Rnndout Courier, Richmond ,...... 7,h
PORTLAND, 28ih-Arr briggs mira ms.sh 1885,. :, 80
,ss, Man. Kin.msn aud Shamrock Phiisd scnrs mar
srhh F,sderieisburg; AchoTn, Victor, fsfio'' al"
HTwbURYPoRT, 2sth-Au schr d We'd, rni $50 :,
sAIFM 2sth-- Arr brig jacob Story, eafnsIn 4V.n, .
x.ur inst Len a. former. bark lzeur, "suns oet
hrss Arepona do; Drseui, for Goucsster 10 " 90 r
ST., Ann from do esrgo uDsold julia Helen, ,Io,
w,'-,nsfon NC 90 No Am's al - Martins BIG 49, ,s
.,e Philsd schrs Gen Scot, ard Flora O.; ms''Da
~ psvtnor Nyork sd. sohr Giole, NJ orr. ,,..,
NIW.BEDFURD. 2oh-Au ship Triton, too 81 ~, ~
sssri Helsps Aus J. ioso sperm spos- hsS -, -
al no ss,e hrig L@opidss Wsstpsr 2oosg osAs
Nsssfra So So and George Pore, 90 ~ ~ Hsryr
h.rns 1ure IS ship Marths Stewart haven, ~
b.l, 4 (,osnod n Bedford 30 50 l neeo S', A.
port $40 90: Cnsneis, Bedford, 4oV - yYns,sSsS
kM,os ion = TO- ship Co'chs, Boston. 10,
Aso arr sehrs Satellite. Hampton va jane
Ornament, philao. -. =, Wsihsu
PROvIprSCF eeh-Au schrs Pompey' ~ ~ No.
WA sosdorc, Jane. River Hsnnah a x x .o'm-,
md. Al@,t Baltimore kusing, Msri Az y % ,oSc.s
Pollard and Rogers. rhsi. SCR s-I IA. sear Broos
ca, .hr NJ smith, ssiisogpy, $500 ay 'S'
SIWPORT sxih-Arr, scnrs Conpsny So' "
b4ns Phls CD bng Prince De Joinviie' n.Nsn
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For Salss Of Socks, 81. see FSa Page

FMDAr, Sept ZIP NJ.
Tbere was more disposition to operate today
than we have noticed for soma time past The matters
,,ch have disturbed the street tor few Gays, The
Poussn and Mosquito questions appear TO De
The Sab Treasury now contains within irsc-
,u,a of four millions Of dollars The receipts to-dsy
ware sll7.lls; payments, sS7s5i balance sSssos22
dates, sllSooo
w. announced this morning by telegraph tnat
10, chs,lss,ou had been destroyed by nre. This
nj, hsonged TO Bukleys line between this City snc
r,sr,s.ton ard wss about 500 tuns burden The ship
- or. worth about $4,000 and were proos-
Div insured for sll5,oOo
rrs;shts continue dull. Engagements OF 5000
,.h.. Wheat =, SD. ship TO bsg IL Cotton IS cents
Flour. Cd 500 bbs Pork, %; dead ~een', iO' o'''
r, usv,. lc for Cotton To Glasgow Is 81 for fioof
The Money market continues 10 20 souo"aH'.,
...v On Government stocks losns are rsds al a.
80 ~ c.u Psp-r goes at sG7. and even per
-. g. st,ctlv trstclsss short time Long paper
.,salO per cent some produce paper ~a'en :
.Asr,.sv good but very plenty goes at u per cent
r. r.nk. sscount freely and re arriving 81 'ne 0on
49,, ~ ths market will continue easy auIhs -,
sinser of the year. Trade continues so0a ID a. -
branches 49,. "a,
~. Commercial sdvces by the steamer are 10.
,rox,s,. The London Money nskei 'e"is'-
.h.ns. Consos were = little lower "a
-, .toch, the business was small Ss'ne
~,,,,lay ,.yss 1--WE have no material e'sns7 70
-, rr;ces have been accepted IN TIE hH''su Us
,..n,sc,ed" The circular gives no sao''''O-'
v.,rs.c,urip. Districts the trade wss not -
In tne N aa "a II hsS been The Bsnk OF fIsn.e
m sde loan oil 'nIes N-
French Government. o,..
ale Of Cloths was bad to-day oy p's'
,.r Yssser,y & Jones, which went % 1900 80
!, !. proposed by the Reading maaase" " -
49, $50 bonds TO 1870 and to give 'ao'o -.
'enu '-e ,.sr bond. into stock the night TO 'aAe
0,o sors. 10 exchange ii they please report '''-
", N.s /. looked for daily .s,,
TIE Crescent City. We oehe'e' O'' e,
lne 49,, No steamer having arrived from ''i
rr.oc,,co since the other boat a
Management in regard to the e1's.'..a
iuo -, abroad from Dover Piain' 70 On -,
no is''e where 1, will connect win 'ne -
:. we esther from tee street 'u0'''I s1S -,
s "V'o Three heavy capitalists propose -
'0"o"' g.. two millions Of dollars 'ne SO~ :.
n.vinr the engineering exPsn'e' ana n n. RO..
pa :, .bou, eighty thousand donA' $50 q,
:. - rn.ko the psymsnt in per cent 00.o' To.,
ro,d only and tbs earnings o. 'He =,
~ 6,pe.scd upon ior the payment o. ''''
~, honda The old road Of course
IN. ssv road . fair eOnpsa's1'0a ''' w.
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ANTHONY J. sLEECKER. Austion.sr
VALUABLE BROOKLYN syiLplNd LOT

FOR SALE AT AUCTION-A j bLEEChEh VIII
.-li 81 Aucdon TUESDAY, Oct At IL o'clock. at NE
Merchants Exchange. N s15 lots VI ground sased in
the Ninth Ward OF the CITY II Broesyu on ne Bedford
avelue. De ksb svenue. kosciushost Lai.y ss-oae
van Ruren st. Oreon-syeng-. Hickory e. Nosusnd-sse
QUE Marcy avenue and rompkinssvenue. The ground
lie. very high and handsome, overlooking nesry sh OF
Brook IN snd Nilhsmsburgh The streets are all refu
az laid out the Con misson-rs Map and are 10 .et
~if. Bsdfordsvenus 10 80 test, graded and paved De
IA svenue about being graded aud paved 10 Bedford
avenue and from thence 10 Dvisonavsauss ABOUT o~ins
graded Greensvenge 10 shout being opened, oalneyst
opened. rssen altogether his property 10 probably tho
hauisouesi large tract h the City " Brookyn The ~hoe
viii Re sold 10 parcel. mostly Of four lots two fronting 90
separate svsnu-s) There will be clsus. IN the deeds
against nui.ances thus FORMING In connection with The
lsnf. af-ly sold w similar manner the SOUTH rscs
of all with III. IKE restrictions - regards nus
snces EItensy- improvements are being made IN me
ne cod The Myrtle and Clinton avenue Omnibus Sos
-av. Faou ferry every ave minutes and tske pssssn
gss 10 Bedford avenue for cents Bedford avenue 10
sso opsoins directly the alp Ferry distant only
one m e. aud thsfe IA be lac Of Stages 10 that
ferry There ara q number of small houses Tho prem
.@. which will 30 sold with hs lots they are on also
good ell Of water The ue IL unquestonsble sud the
.erms will be liberal The sale viii be- peremPtory Litbo
graphic Maps Can be obtained al he once OF Anthony
| Bs.cker AuruOne-r, Broad-sL koTl
.l3.lSXp n n % D.OlkNs
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BOOK TRADE.
rrrrRAny coRNrH STONE :

"ONCE POSSESSED Of ~ors 80 so.e. eoFiOG'
~ AID .e.-nuscAly eo1s;ruefec A. Weos.sr' o1arie
D.e-o1sry ore discovers surir-t oen-os PreT.os'y
luiao1s1 % Oi ssi n-- ases. sac essse- and
aaaseso ;-rs. as ,srrs sad re hi'sory Of re
re a. 7rogrsss % .srzs-sogeher via sPi eisaor'
71i1ied sni .rsrsr-s-Tiis csa-r e-nets need no
s-7i Eco .r---sl---1ub. CD make nc ZEE he ~ork
st-'iterstamto az t,,s corner store n - library
Or ra-r uc- -orn-r-soles a-e no ofrr lslurset -
s-iir- rersrsr hs post --siy converse %
w1a.sVer '17I- 81 a. bad r- Cs1-'.s Bssrs--
To- Fr-st Eers fcr .-ic q by
FoWLERS WELLS Cii,,on Hal
- So 30 A. Nr.ssr.et
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B. A Chiffon. Aueu0nesr
ASD9DAE HOUSE

a FIVtTF3
n HOLD FURNITURE, belonging To . family going -
EUROPE COLE Chiffon will s>li Al sucdon. GA
MONDAY, OciOb. /, 10 O'Clock, At pl SOurth-st %
tween Greene snd Mercer all the furniture contained
In tho house 81 which hes been but us ased-con
.sung OF Brussels aud ingram carpets mahogany CONS
.ns dvans covered with hsr cloth aud mousIn de ain
GOD esgere- mshogsn Frsneh and Imitation fose
wood chairs rurksJTed window eusssins s@s slfsn
blss &c hall oil cloths hs and umbf-s stand, Brussels
s.air carpet and fat rods, adss wardrobe pais tss
door huTesus with marble top and swing zsss, french
and other beds'ssd., with patent spring msfssses, snd
beddins. aye mahogany wardrobe, mahogany wssb.
And. marble tops together viii Other useful household
articles China ard glassware Also, srYs sssor tent
u kichsn furniture with which the sac will cou msnee
Catalogues will he resdy Saturday morning. ~ us
urcr Of The anciiOneer. B Wsllsl u Jus
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EAnILY -CmnOL FOK BnYs 80

FAMILY SCHOOL FOX BOYS sllhNll-
4 i7sm.iovn, Bersshire County. Mac B MILLS,
D. A MILLS, Associate Pnnciy This school vii
commence 10 sxs nth ssmi-slnusl session on Nrdn@s-
day. Nov T. sBd continue rlty Werar The Schvoi
limited thirty scholars. boarding with The pn1ci-
pes Young uen are SUED for college o. Tor busurfs -
such prefer testing only Engfn course can 90 90
rcuisr- nlvIr. arilcllu Information. can BE pro
cared tie ooOtsnrr OF 4. :. Barnes co. Johnsi
the Irving House S-N-IOrs cry, hysppAcsuon to ile
Prcnsis 81 S,s.it iafnstown Que u Tie Pine %
VIII be in Sew.Yors NJ n1ay snt Tu-.day, October
sad and be- con-u-c ~ ia Irving House from ~
4 n. uil } r. ~ "a zach day - isf
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AUCTION SAi.ES.

ANTHONY J. BLgECkER. Aucuoner
IIOJ>k AND Lot IN BROOhLlN AND FlRN
II TURE FOR SALE n Auction ANTHONY }.
BLEECkER will sell Al suction "a TUESDAY, IN. "a
II October ~ O'Clock al The Merchants Exchange, Ny
The 2--tory brcs house. sna of, IN foe, 80 Columbia q
BrOokyu, Of Crznberryst The Let 10 - ~ l@
hnu.. Is feet By vol bst and handsomely fnisf 81
- 30 can remain mortgage years h On The foi
lowing THU RSpAY, The 9Th Oct The "a hsls OF tia houss
hold furniture contained said house comprising hand
.oue assortment viii be- sold on the premises sale 10
A INC.