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PAPER.HANGINGS

~. sobsCkibER Is now Offering, at extremely low
u az ennie new sock Of Fre.ch and American
W. rspers equal In style vsnesy and 0usity 10 sny 10
VIZ siH Also eres. variety Of French Fire board Prints
so'ptsshs IN nchness ANYTHING heretSf,ra l,nnorIsd
,,so o,,.o,. 'ohN GREASON. IN C;re@nwicb-u
- oH h-i~e-u Murray aud ROhinsoa SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-29

OAKUM-SCp bales No. / 500 do No. 2 For al. =,
~ manufacturer prices, by
naa SI6Nr oEksIcksoE $50 ssus,-.,
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QAGs, ROPES, ard al kinda Of paper n.uahesu.
IArers msiersIs bought and sold liberal tarma D.,
all eAUhT pEkkICKsOh. - md lS soah-sl
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-08-16


The WAsIEDF tow ERssT-e een theyeiyet bank
of a rivnlet sat 9 rosy child: Her lap was NIL
ed with flowers, and 8 garland OF rose.bnds
were twined afouaf her neck. Her face was
radiant as the sunshine that fell upon it; and
her voice was as clear sas that of the bird that
warbled at her side, The little stream went
ripling on, with every gash Of its music the child
merry laugh. threw II upon its surface. In her
glee she forgot that her treasures were growing
less, and with tho swift motious Of childhood,
she flung them upon, the sparkling tide, until ev.
cry bud and blossom had disappeared. Then
seeing her loss she sprsng upon her feet, and
bursting into tears, called aloud to the stream
sBrng back my. Aowers! But the stream
bore the@ blooming burden away, her words
came back in, q taantiag echo along its reedy
marcin. Aud. long after amidst, the wailing Of
the breeze and the fitfal burst of childish grief
was heard the sfruitless cry. 8. Bring back my
flowers Every maiden. who art idly vast
ingthe precions moments SO bountifully bestow'
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NUMBER. 'e,5:;. S;

affections eagerly, and into the same channel:
But il was not long before the Indian .damsel
learned to comprehend the purely human char.
acter Of her companion. Her very love pro.
duced this discovery, since il could only exist
in it's natural intensity in the unutored mind,
in the comparative loss of lis veneraiion. The
young Spaniard no longer rcpined at hisdes
late condition. The fate TO which he resigned
bimseIfha received its consultations, and in the.
first few days of his happiness, ifhe thought,at
all Of his late comrades, il was with something
Of fear and misgiving lest they should come
and tear him away from an abode in which her
was equally free and happy. :ss
The morning after their first meeting, hs
stole from her side while she yet slept, andre
the ante chamber of the cavern awakened. her
with soft sweet strain, from bis GUITAR sK
was the first time he bad touched the strings
since the instrument bad been hung about his
neck in mockery. She started from the mossy
niche where she lay and lighting anew the fire5
upon her altars sank before il in the attitude Of
prayer. A deIirious delight, was visible npon
her countenance as the music reached her ears,
and when Lopez looked in upon ber, she bore
the expression OF one whose whole soul was
lifted with sense Of the divine favour. He
made the guitar the instrument for herseduca.
ton. She had the sweetest voice, herself and
for his music. gave him wild ballads Of herown
people, Of which he could appreciate the music
only. But their words were rapidly interchan.
ged. The lessons were constant, and convey.
ed through numerous media ofwhich the teachs
er in civilized lie, can have no notion Eifes
itselfdepends on their progress, and when this
is the case, the tuition must he marvello,siy
rapid--love as well as lfe.-ther daily sporis
their mutual progress-,he exercise of lheir
tastes; their consultations upon sea. and sky,
and grove, the passage Of the wild bird. the
bound ofthe marmozett-,he gathering offruit;.
the song, the dance, the sigh, the smile, -alt
these provoked their industry in acquisition.
1t was not long before they declared themselves
in syllables that took the place ofsimpe sounds.
moi long before the teacher could listen with
deIigh, 10 the childish pratler at his side, whose
accounts would have seemed uncouih in the ears
of critics only. Day by day, teaching and
taught, the horizon Of their hopes and affections
sensibly expanded before their minds, and the
,damsel did not cease to be less innocent be-
cause she had learned IT only to understand,
her own emotions, but to. comprehend the real.
nature Of the companion from whom she. had
learned the first great lesson Of the woman heat.
She was not less happy that. in loosing q God
she had found lover and a Lordl 3 e ..,.s
ITO be continued.) -
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1I)oetiral department.
For the Camden Journal.
PASSING AWAY.

For the Camden Journal
PASSING AWAY.
Passing away, passing away,c
:, We hear it clear and loud;
,.sss Westrace it in the gentle breeze,
And in the fleeting cloud.
sHlt 10 iasSassi. >syssas. - : ,isIss '-'
The warrior on the battlefield,
Intent to gain the day,
g Is needles Off the many souls
sess,sa That then must pass away.
The miser heaps his store ofgold,
- Poor worthless worm Of clay,
Ii Heeds not the faithful monitor,
ss He too, must pass away.
The statesman with his eloquence,
Een our own loved Calhoun,
rs; Must bow beneath Deaths iron pow'r, =
And pass into the tomb.
/ never gaze on beauty's cheek, /,
b & OR manhood s beaming eye,
< Butthere seeIns y comes still small voice
They too, are passing BY.
Yes, aiTof sdrt4 mnst pass away,
Then FIX your hopes abore,
In Heaven where all Is one, bright day 3
of Joy, peace and love.
Camden, s.. C. "a ELLA.
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s
We copy the, following as q curiosity of its .
kind, showing with what credulty many of the
people Of the North swallow the most incredible
statements in relation to the supposed defection
of the South towards the Union. Stories Of
plots and conspiracies for its severance are a
part of the machinery for operating on public
opinion among those Northern masses who are
too prone to believe them, as set off to fanat:
cal sentiment among themselves. There were
poor plotters who suffered their scheme so to
transpire as to fall within the cognizance Of the
British minister at the Mexican capital, to say
nothing of the intrinsic absurdity of forming. 4
Southern Confederacy, of which the city of
Mexico, the Metropolis ola State that crcfuded
slacery from her borders, was to be the capital.
Correspondence of.he Philadelphia North American
WASHINGTON, Aug. 3, 1850. =
When it was suggested here, last winter, that
certain politicians of the South had deliberately
planned the organization of a Southern confed-
eracy, it was hooted at as slander too vile to
be countenanced, or an invention too weak to
impose on public credulity. Itwas my conyic.
ton then that this imputation was conceived
and spread abroad to excite prejudice against
y
contention which demagogues have employed
for personal advantage. regret to say that :
these opinions have been entirely changed, and
by evidence of the most complete and astound.
ing character. What l am about to relate is
capable of official veri6cation, if the properss
means are taken. learn upon the most stdirect &
and undoubted authority, that gentleman. re- s
presented to occupy position of high influence
and character in the South, visited Mexico M
April last, incogn:.o, and submitted a complete Z
plan for the organization of Southern confed.'
eracy, of which that city was proposed as the
capital, rs means of inducing the co.opera.
ton Of Mexico. .
This project was submitted to the Mexican
Cabinet, by M. Lacunza, the Minister OF. For.
eign Affairs, and was urged by him at a meet
ing which Immediately followed, when a dis
cussion of great interest and. excitement OCCUR .
red. The proposition. was declined, and the.
emissary started for California. Mr., Doyle,
the British Minister, was cognNant of all the
proceedings, and was consulted throughout
am restrained, by proper and prudential con-
siderations affecting others, from exposing the
manner and the influences by which the scheme
was rejected in the Mexican Cabinets but if
brought to light they would reflect the highest,
credit on the parties concerned. The day may!
come when fulipubiicatiop may be attended
with less danger I have felt it due to the,
country that this infamous purpose should be
understood, in order that the designs of reck-
less demagogues, who are now preaching dis
union, should be properly appreciated, and Wis!
tied with that storm of exeeration which such
treason deserves, have some reason to be-
lieve that the late President of the United States
was apprized of this movement and had exer-.
cised his usual sagacity in counteracting any
unfortunate consequences.
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The passion thus begun, and sanctioned, as
It would seem, by an especial Providence, was
neither slow 10 rpen nor of modified character.
The very isolation of their abode, separated
from all the world beside, tended to compel their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-08
NEWARK ITEMS.

TIE CEssus-The popu alton Of PArERsos is
stated by the Iutehgsncer TO be IL, $40, OF @a9n
5,950 IRE females, being an ez' OF 553 over sae
males, Tie nunbsr of dwellings is l,528, aad tae
lumber cffanilieg go Dszfha during the yea
ending June lst, l85O-maes 49, females go
NsxcHEsrER-Afales 1851; females 1910: 10.
tal. 2,7s7 ExceGs Of fetnalas 70. NGmo5r Of
dwsIiipas, 400; number OF famies, 539 De&tns
curing the year ending June lss-msIes 81 TO-
males 24-totai 81
AQUAcKAsoNK-Maes, 1852 femses, ,458-
tofsi 600 ExceIs of meles, 12l. Number Of
DWELLINGS,, 642 number of families, 537. Nambsr
q deathp IN the taw1thip dudng the year ending
"a the lst June, was IS males and 80 femaies--.o
CALDWELL according to the coDsua just con-
aIeged b. Dr. g. P4rsonett tha townahio contains
2.377 inaa5t8ris, 39l sling houses 432 alllias
aid l4l firms.
eineo the last census 1as taken, small part Of
the logu.hip hag beeo attached to The township Of
BioouriieId.
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oress;iops u tho Church Of the Mediator aud OF
Oayary Church mny he united Rev. d. Hawks
6as accepted the call of the latter church. and Will
enter upon that cbsrss on she lst of November.
THIS whole Of the pews Of calvary Church @ill
therefore be sold by public auction, Tho ownera and
o.hers iuterest.d ia them having generally re-
noUnced their privileges aad rights therein
HoBoKYa FERRY IL ass been arranged 20 ha7s
a boat run hereafter ell night upon 'hia ferry
~ The gentleman who came 50 near death ~
falling into ,he river GA Friday night, in jumping
after the Jersey City ferry boas, rVas Mr. bs07s't
Of Railway N J.
Aoc1DzFT os THE NEW YoRK AsD EaiE IA Il
Ro4D-Abou: II O'Clock S.turdsY morning al &C.
cident occurred wjth the grave tram On .ne ~
Yafk and Erie Railroad, in tire vicinity Of Tue 17''
aware River Ia appears that tho sfsIn ~ 90
log down The road at rapid speed, ~nenih axle
tree of oue cf the cirs cara suddenly gave way
sud urecpated all the lsborors on the cars 10 tu7
p1opnd. only one Of Wnom was injured, whose
name ia James McNuty &c received seyer9
connoupd fracture in me thigh and had bota legs
horribly crushed He waa brought 70 this Cisy
ard imns dia1oly CONVEX ed TO the City Hospital,
where every medical assistance waa rendered MN
by The surgeons Of the Institution. @ho were Of the
cpipion thar be coUld not aoryivethe night.
EgTs "A lsdy naned Wintsrton vas run over In
Broadway. nesr Rector 81 on Saturday night she
was q nslderably injured
GENERAL Cry NEws.- Sunday M0,niag -
Assistant Capt SGoJgrsss, OF the First " ara ar
retted Yesterday, & geutse looking man calling
himself Ar Edwards, charge OF iorsl4g
promissoty note, purporFirg TO be dre IN by w II.
Gentry, for TIE sun OF SIPS The facts, as repre-.
setej before the magistrate, Get forsh tnat the nc
cused visa bo8tdirg at 81 Doy-st kept ~ alr
Johnston ard eed come 500 or board, and IN pay
mert for board bin, Edwards signed over the prom
isecry oote to Nj johnston, OF which tbs following
Is Z copy;
EdssId he Of one ho1dreo $40 ~ eqiyn - a29f
Tor yglue received. Wst 4 Ge1Nt
The above note is pronounced 10 be forgery by
MrJ 9 Thomson Green, No 81 Baroiay-st who
is acquainted aith tte signature and writing Of
M7 Gentry. 1f. 6 is a present il Texas Jus
tee Oshofn. on the evidence adduced. committed
she eccused for r further hearing,
~ Benj Richards fell from The pier foot Of
Warren.at "a: A n but @ss reacued by officer
Powell and Others
r. James Haggerty, arrested for Drunkenness
by officer Hs!s of the Fourteenth W ard, YVES
discharged BY dld Bert.
~ YIN Regain OF Thirteenth 81. broke bis leg
last Dightia Thirdaveopo Taken 70 the Hospital
~ VIM Smith, run over in Chatham at, while
drunb, WEE taken to the Hospital
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NEw.YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, OCTOBER 8.

100 Fu'tou-.t " Y. was brnkeu into and ro6bed Of
t. n silv err teaspoons ard one table marked T. f. H.
pairs Of pantsloona one snufFcolofed ovsf coat
,,so E. morocco pocket book oonEsioiug about $40,
principally on the Fulton Bank-al.o Two gold
niecer. Mr.. q. aWoke from tee sound OF footsteps
I'D discovered mul4 to, a6on' % year' o. )
feet ibcaea til prowline bout rooms " ere Inc
family sleeps, with dark lantern; he bouHdef
cut Of bed in an instant to grab zoe rascal, who
was too subtle. He Immediately bleR on' me
iight and hed 70 he street Ar. q, is DESTROYS Of
.be scamps trying 1t over asaini wheo he vii be
fully prepared to give them nar0a reception.
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WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

The CENsUs-The returns OF the Census ior
WIlamsburgh arc fled in the Iafshals ofiaa,
being the third or fourth in the 9o0thorn Dis
tfict in the State yet completed Tho COR.
rected results 40 returned, are 3 Sic h0a3eg
and 307a6 inhabitants. It ahould be borno IN
mind thak these were the numbers on the lst o.
juno Last The M&rshals as we are informed,
found many families who had movad INFO the VII
Isge since june LIST, and many chlId;sn born ainoa
hat t5ne, none OF whom were enumerated. So
that It Il aafe to rsy that the population Of the vii
lage 81 this moment is tRirtg.tte0 thousand.
WuLIAMsBURGH TRACT SOCIETY TIE 18th
anniversary OF this gocissy was held st mo R..
formed Dutch Church sas Sabbath evsnius-Ro7,
John B Wells Preaidsnt, in the Cnair. Altar
prayer by aev Nj Wells, the Annual R9poIt wss
lead by Mr. William Fefcis, the Secretary. From
ha it 8ppe AIRED that during The past ar he So
ciety has held eigh! regular monthly meetings, for
business and prayer, The numbSr Of nsm5afs
presen! at thete meeiings h&s been from Tires to
tfteen-&yerage attendance about nine The rs.
ecuiive Board has hello ak Inseti1gS 5Gcs tho lst
OF June last OF the q members cons!ls1tiae the
Board the average attendance has been 6. The
village ls ol7lded into Is sacdong and shssa ser
IohR are suodlFiGed iaI0 3a3 0,a.IICtg, vi Sdlg
number but sections, containing IS districts and
about .465 families, have been regularly visited
during the paat year; o.hsr sessions hava beea
regularly visited aimee the lat OF Juna Asst; sas.
ijola have been yisited occasionally, ls&7ag sec.
tions ulsnpped in parts of the vila5e where ty4:t
distributions is most needed. There are :, 205 lam.
lies in the village aud only 1900 have bean ysit.
ed Out Of 81 600 inhabitants, $1,000 do not AZ
tend church anywhere
DARIsG BURGLARY On Sunday morning the
dwelling house OF Thomas Hooper of the firm Of
Hooper 4 Bro!bsr, Looking Glasr hsoafaOtararS.
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CALTrDPWYa

TRAYSPORTATION A0BO5S TIE ISrHNUy OF
PANAMA.
TzA0HRl5gON, HELBOH co. Of Panama, afe now
III prepared 20 transport freight tbs lab nus; bul
each package mus. be Of portable si4s and weight and
properly covered, as i. n 30 ara 1ot r5sponsibs'
to7 dsInaye or accdeni IN uansl fhs charges Of
transportation 10 be prepaid N HETYofk sar further
particulars, apply 10
n lmt b. ZACnRI9aUN co. 80 ~ sI-s.
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iIntIaa raaNEI.LMG

GaAvasG RID DRESSING QA5ES
fFiE3E Ises gtyles II greet variety Also Ladies S'7'
.Hq snd toilette duo -, rs2oRa
s',es t - rrfie1s 1si7E s1rukhad @i.b = 2 a.
yajsf 9Trrualy proisci9 do &c frog ~ -
3sv - gsed by ny prTssfs YIN ps
~ 9p{ : sof5 r.o5, fi.Tdy74fe
sg2J acan Importers 81 Ga'iafy $40 : N''-'
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-rarena1,En nAapE.fT..r.ry4 q 3.

R0B YHg FALL EEApG.
- AsfEa Z E0UNSSERY are 0or rstsivL1g .5Eh *
- E.5z 81 sGo E9i 1Tsoa cdrski12 ~ ~ a. z Al -
FHtgs SRuSsELS IAPERIEL PHREGtL2s II
95AIH end 5ter GARPETlAGl5, coIepfia1g or2 OF "a
jzrgstt c3s c11peta End destfAoe A5soE51is sYaf -
fsred u ILL., llSIAe!.
gssit purchaser 6oi1g nate esifslg foI GASa s5ors@
sto advantages Ia making seIee0aa lhsi buI lsg eises
sad enahes tssr1 10 soil Il the oNes P1ssibe press
E2gibh Tapestry Garpes, from Il 70 lfs per 5a-d
English Bt0e1as CARPETS. from 3s 70 i0s per gard
ElgDsh Thfse-2lg G1rDeis, RON 7a 10 lfa PEI JLfl
saeltczn Fhree-pig GsrpetF from u 10 % p5f Ysf'
Gns1fa aid AWeHcza Eupe-1Es ing'ti1 12iss-s .1es*
- TO 7t per yard.
Enahsh R2d American fne lzai1 1arpeta, F2a - u q
ger yard.
Common gtala c-Ipsa, fcesa q 70 ss Yer yard.
AiEo, isrZe 7iocE Of knFsh ara American F+1Voa
OIL CL0SHB from feat 70 2 fael vice
DRUGGETlHGs o. 3.i i2-4 md lS-i w!ds, E.is
choice assortment OF ~ otker g9cas CONNECTED wil US
iT.de, equally low skfFH Z LOuNBBERRI
SO as Feari-si SIKH Csfpsl store from ShRiaanH
pACA st0F SIS and al kinds OF p4per ma eaf9fs
&A1stefzlf. boz III and soid % liberal leTins. -
nla eAuaF l. DNGRtCkgOH l52 and l9s soaihS
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JERSEY CITY ITEMS.

Acclp,sr Jas g. Beatty Of Bargeo, while re-
TURING, on Friday evening, rom Hoookeo' was ga
fioosy injured by the upassttos OF MS wagon
Eis arm = "a broken 10 o pisces 0sloF the O %
ard hia face badly bruiasd Dc ~aS rsno7ea =. -
his dwelling when his wounds we're dressed By
Dr.. Culver.
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gITOR SAL e an AUCTION Ths fJll3wing de-
4 scribed properly viii be fOd 2, sucdcn 1t tns Aer-
chRnts Exchsr "a On THURSDAY Ne l7!a dsg Of Octo.
bef Ds >, II = unssa cso0sed Of "a ihe m,anlsm9 at
private sale
FOR sALG-T4e following parcels OF LSai, IA Wet
chester C5ULg, tho Village Of VeiI Farms u mlles
froui DOit HETen
Lot NO j. conans9 z6-lt0 s46s sisgaisa ths fraction
ofihe read leading Um y sI Fsfms 70 Wes'chez'eF and
Fox Lane aud within Eve Biuueg wall Of the village
Lot No contains i0s3l0 acres adjoining he above oa
Ro1's L5Ie, Includes about acres Of woodland.
Lot No ccntans q 5plGD acres ne1t sdjolcIag on
Fox'i LsEe-iuciudet Adopt Gcfss woodland,
Lot No / contains 80 s9Il0 ecfes ne1t a6jonia2 90
Fo7's L.ne-iuclsdes sbcut 10 Of woodland sud
sboq.I2 scres or salt Il, esdow IN he rear.
LotEo s. contains 80 % 100 acTeE next adjoining,
Fox's Lane-ncudes Ebolt7 acfes OF woodland, and Is
Gcfes OF ssli meadow or he re2T
Lot No contains IT s6-leJ screB, 1th ms buildings
and upT situate bst,yeea Eoz's Lane and she
Bronx, mmidialey opposite ID Meit Fams yilags.-
The improvements conslti principally OF ros sabasan.
tai HaaGion, "a ~ y feet, To story, with bsse-
Rent nd ziic, plsz2a oni and rear, farm house,
tables, cane fsns laundry leo Rnd smoAe ao1se,
&c. kc
q6a dl7lou q hs above ba7 b.9n made with he view
B1Td 10 each parcel Gne eligible I'D elevated
building tite. WITT other conVeBsnces % me arrange
on'0 &c 6rould Il s6eiT 2iap'aol % separate occu
psioE
IRE lrcg1d5 gelag5lly Lfe ol picturesque character,
and zltssed u meat bt 4ui.u Lad rapidly improving
secicr Of Ice country
gcr iur.ner p3Tncoiaf5 sDpiy 10 BAEgIB EfbSOH, 10
Wa3ls,. or TO tt EOD0RE IARTiHB, twenty Eigbtl
At between Eig,n and ntn aYenneF whefe maps OF me
proFertg esn be ND ezl&
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EgTRmVS nDTEIs.


CRUCES, lPAdAHA.
T9YHE tRViU0 H0Uss Al Chaeras, Wslecs " Wn.
isms asslsled by Hugh AeF
YHG PANAsiA RAILROAD H0SNL q 1ofkooa, ass
Der Inc 20 sn3Df ~ a. y sstitef sa -
sgainant Of b X. gOger aud II filsr u.
PIE UNigED 5TA9IS 1OGEL., al SADguiA ander
ito management Of Adrian Q 3iter lei DACn
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CALIFORNIA.

q I3 st pHARlS AWAY S y ssSssA'
sACRAhENro CITY,
GEoChRs AND CoM@SSIoN MzRcaANFa.
4 lBERAL ADVANCES msdo on congiGnnanta, tad 81
Asgsncy buBilesE promptly gLteGd5d 20. saiFttn
2 B, PAHNEsTocR Co SewYork,
HAP & You're, Philadelphia.
@. 6 tiussRY. q. N Hovrs UaLLs~sa Sc zI<ssa j. g.
ABAzLEToE, Pittsburgh mYS va
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.LAMEs COLE. Auc,loneel

JAN rs GUILE, AuCNoneSt
EO9ISIVE SAi.E UF FIFTY AL AUABLE
Z BUILDING LOTS IN lao City OF Brooklyn, on Fal.
ten Avs1n5, Navy and Rs moud ala Ia The vicinity OF
Nashington PARK, al Port Green
JAMES COLE VIII Esli at auction on TuaslSg October
st1 1850 st2 oclocf at he Merchants Exchange, N T.
tho following yaiuah otg, VIZ,
Fultcn.a7snuo-7 lots on N aide between Hadson-sy
Fallor .sytnue-9lo on sidebetweeu Navy ana Ray
YutoG.ay,nus-ll lots On side between Flatoulhsy
Fq!tcn-ayenue- o,4 on hide between Navy and Ray
Ssvy street. lot gu W aide between Fal'oa and Dc
NSyg.i5ee;-2 lots on W tide between Fulton aud Flat.
Navy atree.- Iq,s aide between De Kalb and Full
Raymond sueet-l2 lois CT w side between Fulton aod
De Kab avs.
The atove lox located IN the moat desirable par! OF
Brook D. being In he Immediate vicinity oil Washington
Park Witch IL now being regulated and graded The
srees AID syenues regulated, paved End lighted
clause viii he inserted in The desds against nuisances
TelmG-60 per cen. of the purchase money msy rem AIN
on bond spd mortgage
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