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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-23

BOAkDth6, csrs
~ Room, by gentieman and ladT-bosrd for the lady
0ny-in genteel family and noirhhcrhood whore there
not than boArder No required Please
address H. o. L. broadway Post Once.
BOARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN ron A YOUNG
~ LADY, In some small private family whore there
children nor any hOardera furnithed room with Ere
regunoi Location mut bewitfin ore mii Fulton ferry
ana on or near stare note Addressed 20 Scy
mcur Box ofhee II this paper viii BE promptly attend
poARp-A WIDOW LADY, WIN SMALL FAMILY,
Dvtll let two we'll furnished rooms 10 lady,
on lady aud gentleman, with beard Tor the lady only
references required. Address watson, Broadway Pest
Once, post paid.
BOARD wANrED-IN THE UPPER PART OF THE
~ city and net too Tar from Br0adEay Tor widow lady
sno he dausher References Given aud required Address
BoH ~ fost once.
ROARD DOWN TOWN. AT NO ABARCLAYeTREET,
~ atew doors from Broadway gentleman and wife, ana
two three single gentlemen obtain pleasant rooms ~
applying az above. Good refere ivcn and required
BOARD UP ToWN.-A LADY AND GENTLEMAN.
- ortwo or three single gentlemen can be accommada
ted With pleasant rooms and board, BY applying AZ 81 st.
MARKS Place, kishth street.
BOARD wANTED-BYA SINGLE LADY, A FURNIsH-
~ ed room where there boarters in small fs
niy address note 10 =. r. Union Square Post ONCE.
Terms mcdtrate No references reqeired.
RoARDINo.-rw0 OR THREE VERY DESIRABLE
- and neatly furnished aparment with every comfort for
the winter for single gentlemen lodging rooms without
hoard may be had by arply AZ No 50 frankn street.
lev doors west Of Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-23
INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

DUBBER GOODS WhREUOUsE.-DEALERS HEAD
N quarters -Lnion India Rubber Company, 10 Nassau
street New York where be found the largest and
complete Of Goodyeare Patent Msnlic Vu-
canred Rubber Goods offered in this country
article in the rubber ns manufactured BY this
Company which will be sold 70 the trade factory prices
Couary and export dealers will find many articles In the
Asove we'll adapted their trade and which will par
handfome profit list Of articles with prsos attached
will DO furnished 20 dealers when required.
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II o. rs;a,ar a. man.aa, 49, S.a...a.

- Proprietor and Manager John Greenwood, Jr Assist
ant hansger-Afternoon performance at Evening at
o'clock ihis aft ernoon General Tom Thumb will appear
ayarety Of Songs and Dances Greeian statuaIy sc
well rs Reeitations and fersonssns and in BOinbase
Turioso. The farce Of the DEAD SHOT will also be
formed. This evening SKETCHES IN INDIA, and the
comic play Of ROBEhT hACAlRE. The entire Chinese
Museum late Of $50 Broadway has been added to the other
curiesties Of this establishment Admission the whole
Is cents children under ten years Of Hh Re-
served seats, l21f cents extra.
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CREooRYs CALIFORNIA PACKAGE EXPRESS

" Per steamship Cherokee, tuesday. 2sth Now stsPn-
BY The Above conveyance. special will be
patched from this oce having charge Of parcels packages
and express matter Of description The
81 this express being Of the most pe description All
nss ENTRUSTED 70 y will meet with prompt despatch ship
pfs viii please take notice that all freight this
Forwarded up the Chagrss river in fat bottomed
bh-the ereat risk Of loss damage BY employing
berg Wholly avoided Parcels received until the morning
ne day 81 sailing and letters until ~ r. ~ Packages
snd heavy freight must be delivered prior the
az alng whore goods waiting shipment are covered by
Insurance. THOMPSON h hITCHCOCk, Managers and
eas fg Pearl street. corner otWall r. S-shirpers ~
hs express avoid the annoyance and clear
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-23

ERBNCH IANGUAGF.-TwO OR THREE GENTLE
n men can have excellent rooms, far from Union
square with breakfast and tea and lesson Of half
ally, IN genteel French family, recently from Paris.
ors, paid in advance from s. TO So according the
recm Apply, poet paid, 20 WA. J., Union square Post
once References Eiven and required
II hDIEs CAN BE TAUGHT NEW METHOD OF
~ Dress Cutting, in three hours at No. 1 Canal street
BY calling Mrs Miller. Terms S. patterns for the waist
cents Success warranted Rules Tor sale those who
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-23

GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CoNcE sT.-
~ Ferdinand Edward Doctor pianist Vienna has
tie honor inform the public that his Concert will
take place. at the Triper Hail. Saturday evening" the
9th November assisted by Sgnora Truh Bensdet prima
d. ma at the Astor place Opera house Madame Louisa
Doctor (panst and the eminent violin yirqoso, r. rie
BEL from Berlin Tickets cents
parts Of that splendid hail. Particulars in future adver
flaaa.n uAn
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EI'HE UNIIED sIATts And CALIFORNIA kAPREsS
Company, per Cherokee, Nov. 10Th aud Mail Steamer
Ienhsste from IAnama Dee l5Ths being the only
ed Caerna Express Company, prepared 90 forward
go d through TO San Francisco In about IS days Goods
hIp.a BY TITS company are not liable y. be seited de-
tanned, foi tanfportatin ohages the isthmua
tgnors have their goods cleared the Custom House.
By leaving their invoices ofce, No wall street
Propristors, A. ". MILLER n co.
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IN nAA DOZEN INDIA RUBBER DOLLS HEADs
ItkOOO in store, and daily arriving from factory,
manufactured under Goodyears issued patent Of De-
csmbsr 18th. 1s4a the validity Of which was lately sah
lehed between Horace b. Day and Charles Good
year in the u. 3. Circuit Court az Trenton, N Justice
Greer rresdinE and for sale BY the single dozen.
by She manufacturer, GOObYgAR5 Rubber Warehouse,
% and 50 Breadwsy, near Wall st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-23

CRIMSON a CO.'S NEW ORLEAN = MOBILE AND
y South western Express Wall street, New Yorh-Per
stamtlir Ohio, November 2oh, and BY
New Orleans shall dispatch an press a above With
reeht packages specie and valuable parcels Our
IN New Orleans has recently leased very I'll rbie ONCE IN
ho st Charles Hotel hudinE Of St Charles and
Gravter streets, vtere he will give he undivided Attenon
70 lie delivery ~ forwarding % the freight parcels &e
entrusted 90 oUr kKpres Messrs Rogers Pope arent
In Mobile have been for many years favoraby knspn
ecmnitScn merchants IN that city and through their
nducus atentitn and r,nptness enabled 10 de-
.ateh nerchandite Sc Ee 20 any part Of kl,bana with
the least possible lots u time.
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ROwERY THRATRE.-sATURDAY lvINING NO
ys%ssr l5S 1852 viii Be- repeated The drama. styled
Scott the DUKE o. Fronsac Mr.. Tilton; haSiner, MI
Hamilton rsjet, Mr. johnson Henry Psot. Mr.. Pope;
Adelaide. Misc @. Wemyss Margaret, Mrs. Walcot-To
with the grand romantic sPsetaee styled TnE
nendzabeI, NJ Scott; Empress Barba. Mrs Nsedham;
Princess Eudosa. Mrs Waes Rachael dendiIabel Mag
Weymss. Boxes 26e Pit IKE Doors pen At 6 the ear
tain will rise att o'clock. - -
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n LA a,D, mhV Las hhsIbtD ~ PARIS, WISHES
able TO instruct in the French
and muss besides the higher brsncht o. completes Eng
hsh education No objection 10 the South Address with
real name, prepaid, zba lower Post once, New York
A LADY, ACCUSTOMED TO TUITION. WISHES roR
"A an engagement AZ daily Governsss in a family or
Teacher IN school, would recsve pills her
dtnce, 10 instruct in French, German Italian music aud
singing References given Address Zsta Herald oce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-23

NOV OPEN AT sTOPPANI HALL, b BROADWAY,
IN Beae Cravsns yeysze TO California and Return, CIV
Inf views Of Philadelphia 1.-THE starting point Cape
Chsrlstop West Indies Rio yaneiro Cape dorm terrible
Storm valparaiso kaEatan San Francisco Monterey Pa
nama the 1Sthmus, Havana and Boston. This
decidedly the largest and mott in the world
painted by George hsgo, l3I0J feet Of canvass
two miles in length and gives views Of the principal eit
on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts Of North and South
Amer ca from Philadelphia, the starting place Boston
with most naruihesnt ocean visxs Admission f5 cents
children under ten, half price Doors open at GfCsm-
menee at Ia o'clock Exhibitions Wednesday and satu-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-23

NUNFhkEIL EIhIVFIAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AanfferIhe above has been selected for its sire
IL will hold thousand persons therefore
ment be given less price See and then
for youIsslve Berins o'clock. Admssion cents
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NEW YORK AxPHlrHEATRE NO. 81 BowERY.-

IN James June Co., Proprietors-hr. James Nixon,
Equestrian Misunderstanding Bill Of Surprising Attrae
item Two Fsvorite Cowps This evening the inimitabe
Joe Pen tand will in connection with the New York
favorite John Gotsn THE eneh Troupe will appear in all
q cir attonithing Performances Saturday ovenv Nov H.
$780, will he presented siAsuarly diversified Entertain
ment. The greatest Female Rider living Mile Louise will
appear in her beautiful Grande Scene Equestre Acts In
the circle and amusing Aiterpiece Prices OF admission
PrivAte Boxes e botes 25e pit l2s. Doors At o.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-23

= REwAgD.-IP THE CARTMAN WHO TOOK !
Rc load Of furniture from No 80 Troy street Tued
morning 18th inst will call the subscriber and nf0rI
him where he tsok it, he will receive the above reward
any other person who give the information.
MIC BAEL LYNN, III Elizabeth street.
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sTouVENEL co. have opened that large store Nc
oH broadway, next 20 Nibloe with fall assortns nj
every rich gas hxtures lamps Erondgos 49, nanufae
tured by hetsrs Cornelius Co. French candclabras
hsman ware kc They import French china dscrp-
tor They manufseture rich cut plain and moulded
and match al articles to patterns Goods loaned foI
Iarea Ohla cut ta erler FaetorI So aud 90 XssI
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DIIGRIns PROGREss.-NoW OPEN, AT WASH
ington Hall. sos Broadway, near Houston street. the
Panorama Of Bunyana Pilgrims Progress Doors open at
teveneommenoe at quarter to eight Tickets 50
81. An Afternoon exhibition Wednesdays and
tsrdays. at three o'clock.
EOR THE BENEFIT OF TUE POoR-FEsTIyAL
under the direction Of the Ladies' Benevolent Society,
Of 80 Vincent de Paul To he held at the Chnee Saloon
$50 Broadway, on Thursday evening November 3, 1850
Tickets 90 cents.
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oohsss PANoRAMA OF CUBA-oPEH EVERY
~ night NJ the hnerv. Rooms, 400 MISUNDERSTANDING
Ing s cities country aud tropical vegetation also the
customs Of the Creoes and dances beers
children. half price.
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QURTON.r THEATRE. CnAKBERs srREEr RKAR or

ID City Hsli-ssturday evening, November 2sd will be
played the comedy. in two acts, Of BACHEL0Rs TOR
nENTs-Mr Singleton, Mr. Blake; Edward, Mr.. Lester;
Tom, Mr.. Johnston; Emily Mis- DAILY New Fancy Dance
by Miss Walters. after which, the FOUR sIsrERs-In
which Mrs Sheriff will tustan four characters Pas do
folha Comique. by Miss WALTZ and Frederic To con-
clude with the ToODLESMr Timothy roodle, Mr. Burton
Geo acorn, Mr. Jordan; Mrs Timothy Toode Mrs Hughes
BoIes. Dress Circle and Paroue so ssns Second fer
rs cents Doors open at On TO begin at o'clock,
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y charrffe of Pars ii Baiii1re has ma Imporfed
freth stock % Dtsecirg Cases; tma pocket cases
tainng Instruments in ordinary Tractice dental ebster
cal and curVine instrumens fpscuums Instruments
microscopic snatorav e Az The suegsstion o. several
Of the leseng % New Yfk ~ " has
M Cheff<e 20 manufseture especially for the
Of American practitioners. Such Tor
H. Rafere Foreign fcieutidc Bookstore le9
New York where all the snd standard works
sery ehsmisYy nd alice suliccts nov b caa
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Iosp9N, Nov s-The Russell ir.m Salem for Rio cranas
vts spoken Sent "a lat Ion ~
tor arrived In the river FROM reported hsvne
experienced hurricane Sept in LAT ~ Ion which she
lott tore tormsst and main topsslant ibbeom a.
away. ''~'f ~"S"@
BpIeurirscsrA tcolohesterL New s-Broushs IN 80
York" IL branded inside. - We
cnossr,pr Oct E-There Is ne commusssasssH MIN NE
the Cph extending Beyond the wsssrnusS Ssftxv "a
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noupced that they will only consent to the admis-

nounced that they will only consent to the admis-
sion of California on two conditions. These are,
first Of all that Joint resolutions be adopted by the
two houses, declararory of what the Soath eglrds
as matter too clear for discussion-the incompc-
tence of Congress 10 abolish slavery in the District
of Columbia The second is, that 4 law be passed,
providing ample facilities for the universal extrad-
ton OF refugee negroes.
On every arrival, therefore, of fresh advces rom
America, we have first TO investigate the tate or
the prospects of such resolutions seen rom the
character of their authors, or their intrinsic recon-
mendaions, 10 embody practicable solution oil the
questionable. Clay's, for instance, in the upper
house, and Mr.. ClngInan's in the lower. Should
any such set of propositions be carried, the coro-
versy may be looked upon as decided in conformity
with their terms. Should no such series prove To
have found favor with the houses, our regards mast
be turned to the Californian bill II it is carried by
Southern votes, the South will have secured "A
guarantee for the two extraordinary equivalents
which have described, and il will, in fact, have
carried the day against free SOIL Ii the bill BE-
adopted by Northern majority against Southern
minority, the South is absolutely defeated. and
thrown back the ultimate resort which il has re-
peatedly threatened. Should the measure be re-
ected and California lose her constitution, third
contingency looms blackly into view. The depcn-
dcncy may smtc its adaptive mother with an arrow
from her own quivcr. Acting upon the mlxims OF
public law which the United States have sanctioned,
California may rise in open rebellion against the
country which denies TO her government mdepcn-
dence. and citizenship. The eventualiry has been
contemplated, both at San Francisco and Wash
ngton.
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PeremptOry Sale OF
Valuable Real Esfata Al Auction.


"a ~ ILL be sold at public ouction on TUESDAY the
. 26h Dag Of uaFca current at the dwelling house
sAs on the premises lately occupied BY Widow HANNAH
ooREioW deceased the following Real Estate wit: That
most desirable FARM of about 50 cegnt Tilage
mowhag' Pasture and Wood land all in prime order, well
waered and fenced with good Store ais with valuable
ofch9Td good and convenient Buildings consisting of typ
story dwelling House. OF suitable sze,wei built nearly new
large BARN. &c. all in good repair the house and barn being
ootn suFpie4 win excellent Water by AGueduct. This
estate Is egbly located only about miles norlerly of the
Cour h9use near the great road leading .om Worcester
70 WeSt boylston Lancaster &c, and Nashua
n dl point OF location, quality ofso and
POSSESSES many and superior advantages and part oil
the Col. George Moore Estate
Also, On the premises the MAIDEN HILL PASTURE.
o9itaihs about 20 acres part of which is heavily wood
ca; Also, on the premises, the MAIDEN HILL WOOD
containing about 20 acres, covered with heavy and
thy growth OF Wood and will be sold in lots to suit pur-
chases The last mentioned lots are situate about miles
Boylston. i'
nc SAFE VIII be positiveno whatever-and
suJourhiet on account of the weather. Terms liberal.
Sale TO commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
VI forlurther particulars enquire ofTIMoTY p MOORE,
on the premises 7rs mentioned, of OLIVER LowEL Holden
or OF the subscriber No IL, Myrtle Street. Worcester.
ALYAN T. BURGESS.
- e. p. BANCROFT, duct.
worcester, March g. 1850. WET eopts
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fh'O The E1nrEAEIG

a attention has been called to notice E the columns
IVA of the Daily Spy headed Caution the Public y
over the signature Of Jared Van Soen, and it virtually
charges me with dupcy and double dealing in the placing
ana continuing of certain advertisement in the columns
OF that paper, would beg leave state that Mr. Vansolcn
was present i'll the office the time of insertion that he
heard read and fully assented to its whole TENOR and
would further remark Mr. VaDsolen has for weeks past
been soliciting orders for Strips with the advertisement al
tuded to pasted on The illustrative Diodei hich he carried
aol him AS regards his threat of prosecution for infringe
men it will be time enough notice Them when he can
produce aceed proof OF the Judgment of his papers the
Patent Office.
There an agreement between Mr. Vansoen and myself
mat each party shall make and sell these Strips without
interference of each other With this fact in view it will
be seen that Mr. Vs caution about using his Strips
bubble to njure me- impose upon the public Persons
interested can learn the truth of the above by
calling at the Spy Office JOHN w. HEALY.
Dec 81. dSt
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FOR THE : FFLICTED.
Banning's Patent H0dv Brace

THIS celebrated PATENT LACE, or BODY BRACE. +,
an eicleht relief to persons aboring under the follow
ing ana oher analogous laladIes and viz: Asthma
Consump on and other diseases Of the Chr
vatures-3ronchitis and other affections Of the moatfos
OF Foce-lip Diseases Scrofulous Swellnas Distornna
Rheumatism Neuralgia, Headache Want Of sleep Palnita
ton OF the Heart Disoldercd Circulation the Blood KID
ney Affections, numbness and GOODNESS of the Exremtes
painful difficult suspended Menstruatol- CO,
Failing of the Womb euchorhoe Whites Dropsy, Piles
Constipation, Withered ard Decayed Limbs Weakness n
in the Back, &c. &C iN "''N''s"
The following certificates will show what is thorclt or
Dr. Bannng's Patent Lace &c, viz:
From Prof Mott and other Physicians Of Mem York
INC lhueIsShed nave examined DIR. Bangs noyel views
on ie eChahcal pathology of many affections of the vice
IA and believe them highly interesting and worthy the
Gus attention OF the medical profession
s St. hot, MD IN earney Rodgers, MD
4ieT b. Khitins, MD. H. Mclean, d. d.
From Rev. Caleb j. Tenney D. d. of n orIIbamnto, f.
merly oiWethersfeld, Conn: ny -''
Thirteen years ago sustained loss of voice, which for
teG years was almost total Subsequently my voice was
cohllhued weak ard Edistinc One year ago commence
the use OF Dr. Banning Brace and have found yery mari ed
m decided advantage from it, increasing the of speak
ing and the strength oimy voice. Now although neacl
once or twice. almost every Sabbath should scarcely a.
tempt the service at all if had not in applicat,
me phclPes OF Dr. Bannngs Brace which from nv own
knowledge OF its certain utility my case cheerinly re-
AHg 5, 1876. CALEB j. TENNEY.
chased the right of this ar-med Patent Lace or Bodv
Brace Tor the County of Worcester and are now ready 70
sell and apply the instrument patients either at their
own residences, their said Office No 2l5 Gp sTtips
MAIN STREET They will sell the right TO make verd G
use the said Lace in few, and few only of the towns or
TINS Gohy on terms very advantageous the purchasers
Al INC ABOVE mentioned diseases and many more of a
similar nature me undeIsgneessae, with their M+eT
~, or EEECTROPATfilC REMEDIES, treated verv sue
cessluly ana viii continue to do either with or wop
the application and expense of the said Lace or Brace s
pauehs may prefer. The instrument is light neat and
easily adjusted, and can be by gentleman or lady
without The least pain or Inconvenience The public is in
Ylied to call and examine the article at their said office
Where all avors in their line will be thankfully received and
ul explanations, as to the said Laces, ard the Magnetic
remedies, gatuitousy given. References to many cases
cured and Others under their treatment in this regjc
s'E ySi 10 any on ai'lheatoh }. G. KNAPP,
worcester, req b, I'20 DIFF
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Take Notice

Vie public are hereby cautioned against purchasing my
WEATHER STRIPS OF Lewis 1hayer John w.
iealy or any of their Agents. as am about securing Pa
tent Tor my invention and any wishes for certified
proof OF the lodgment Of my papers the Patent Office
they can have it. the accusation of duplcity again
say, thai as the of that advertisements
sad to Mr. Heay, 1t is right, for the inventor not
re- Tor the claim is mine, exclusively and his words
We're, II it is not right will see that is altered !" and
placed confidence in his word-but if had then known az
many instances of what consider doub deangn as do
now, should not have done AS the assertion that
nave for weeks past been soliciting orders with the advcr
Isement alluded to pasted the Illustrative mode il
an HqndlJfed futseh00d 1choAy and think Mr. Iealy
knew II when he made the Observation-Disclosures the state.
ent that there is existing agreement that each party
should make and sell those Strips without the interference
oil each Other for recognize such agreement nor can he
prove such Fersons Interested" can learn other
FACTS by calling on JARED VAN SOLEN
worcester, Jan 49, dwtf
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FACTORY no LET.

szs SPENCER, suitable for Cotton or WooIen
sas Goods, o.her nlaBuiac,uring or mechanics Al
s-s inrposes SAID Fac DRY situated in The Centre
fHi2e oil Spencer, on nevsr falling of alter
FHs seicieti power for Operating 20 cotton looms ad
preparation, or more than sufficient for WOODEN
ID 'ehhery me hndins is So ny 60 o. three stories snd
Htc Hstfly new AMI IN Hrsi~ate order with "a
wheel, with main drums sad belts. Connected with the
a6f We 10 new Dwelling House for two TeneIGenis and
seven Land.
lanes DRAPER Esq, Of Spencer of the Subscribers ~
warren KNOWLES d SHELLEY
'uHS IL. iwif
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Real Estata for Sale.

&GA tINIIE ESTATE occupied By the subscriber on
l the corner of Jackson and Beacon Streets, consist
ing of well built two story House, containing Is Rooms
conveniently arranged for families Barn 80
by 81 it, and about 600 feet of Land well with choice
variety OF Fruit Trees Ornamental Shrubs and Plants The
buildings nearly and good repair Those wishing
70 purchase HOME requested to call and examine
of the pleasantes situations the southwest part the
City.
Also, the BUILDING LOT on the of Main and
Jackson Streets west of the estate of E. Bowen ESQ.,
tanning about 1000 f., and commanding fine view OF that
part of the city.
Also, THE GARDEN EDEN" Eden Street. north of
the Estate Of VIM. T. Merri1eld and commanding one of
me finest views of the city. The Lot contains about 1000
'ee graded and set with all kinds of fruit in bearing
state. n beautiful site for a Cottage.
The above described property will be sold low and the
payments made easy. Inquire Of JAS EsTABROOK, No.
warren BLOCH, or oil AUSTIN e. FITCH.
Feb 49, d,Utf