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Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1851-06-11
NEW GOODS!
Boots and Shoes,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY!

Boots and Shoes,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY!
THE undersigned has just received from
i the City Of Philadelphia, full and
choice assortment Of Boots and
Shoes OF the latest and most ap ~
proved styles, among which are
Mems fine Call, Kip and Morocco Boots,
Congress Callers. Morocco and Calf Clay
Ties, Kip Brogans and Morocco Slippers.
Ladies' fine Caters, Jenny Linds and
plain Buskins, Lace Boots, Excelsior Ties
and Slippers.
Boys Calf and Kip Boots. Calf and Mo.
rocco Clay Ties, Calf and Kip Brogans.
Misses Caters. Calf and Morocco lace
Boots, Kid and Morocco Buskins.
Chiidren's CATERS, Morocco and Call
Lace Boots and Shoes Of every description.
Also. choice selection Of
AlNA Classical and Common School
@ Books. Sunday School Library
Books. Hymn Books. Bibles. Tes.aments,
Portfolios, Monais, Blank Books. Paper,
States, Metallic Pens. &c. &c.
The above Goods have been selected
with much care and purchased at such rates that
they arc offered very low for ready Cash. The
public arc respectfully invited to call and exam>
inc for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
The subscriber also continues 10 MAKE TO
ORDER, Boots and Shoes Of every description,
for which all kinds Of Country Produce will be
taken in exchange.
nrThankful to his friends snd customers and
The public generally for the liberal support here
tofore received, be hopes BY strict attention 10
bis business 70 mesi. and receive continuance
Of the rame. JOHN HOUGHTON.
Lswisburs, May s, 1881
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THREE Tons Of Duncsnnon NAILS and
SPIKES just reed and for sale by
J. HAYES & co.
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BOOkSELLERS.

Country Merchants. and Teachers.
WE respectfully solicit the attention Of sll
w dealers in School. Miscellaneous or Blank
BOOKS. STATIONERY, PAPER or Window
SHADES. 10 our superior facilities for supplying
at unusually lOw rates, for cash or approved credit
every article pertaining to our business.
a long and active experience, warrants Us in
saying that we can offer inducements to purchasers
EQUALLED BIT FEw-ExcELLED BY NONE.
We earnestly ask an examination Of our mode Of
conducting business, believing if an experiment
is made it will be found for the interest Of those
desiring goods in our line. to coniiu1e operating
with us. Our stock is at all seasons large. and
selected with particular reference to the wants Of
Pennsylvania, Ohio and the near trade generally.
rdersby mail or otherwise despatched promptly
and at the lowest rites known in any market
OThe highest price given for r iGS in cash.
PECK s. BLISS,
Ncrth.East corner Of Third and Arch ST., PHrLAp.
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To Carpenters and L5uilders.
ININEST quality cast steel Panel Saws, Com
IL pass and Back Saws, dble and single Plane
Bits. Turner'S Chisels. Augsrs and Augsr Bits,
upright Rim Locks. porcelain Knob Locks, carp
enters Rim Locks, Thumb Lstches. Shutter Bolis,
Hinges. and Screws. and everything that is Of
consequence in the building line. can BE- had at
tho old stand of J. HAYES e. co.
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THE LYNDAlL EMPORIUM.
Boots and Shoes,
HATS AND CAPS,
Books, 9tatiollerp,
Ready made Clothing.
s. II. Zpn1all

CO. ~ A>\
HAS Just received and opened the larg.
Ill est, best and cheapest assortment Of
Goods in his line of business ever offered to
this community; and fearlessIy challenges com.
parison Of stocks with all the world and the ress
Of MANKIND TO say nothing Of the outsiders in
general. The individual articles Of his lot are
decidedly too numerous to mention, hut he can
say in short hand that
In the BOOK line he has everything that
anybody wants. from child's Primer TO
the highest University class.book, and at
prices that can not be rivalled in these
diegings. ~
He has larger lot andrichero7f:&
variety of STATIONERY ES~1N
than ever.
His stock Of BOOTS and SHOES com.
~ prises every styie Of fashion
~ and workmanship for Ladies
and Gentlemen. Children and
Misses, that can be bought in the Eastern
cities, or made at home.
His assortment Of CLOTHING includes
everything called for by the season and the
fashions, or that The most fas.idious or eco.
nomcal could desire.
His HATS and CAPS positively can't
be beat in this market. Good Silk Hats
for 81 rs, and the best kinds afforded a,
low prices.
Also large supply Of choice TRUNKS
and CARPET BAGS, cheap.
This is the place for capital bargains. The
steam's up and we are bound to 80 ahead in spite
Of wind and tide!
EDont call at LyndaIs until you have
been everywhere else first: you will then be
better able to appreciate the low price and super
ior quality Of his goods.
Lewisburg, May Is, 1851
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NOTICE Is hereby given to the above named Dealers
that appeal will be held by the undersigned at the
Commissioners Office in the Borough Of New Berlin,
SATURDAY the 2lst day Of JUNE next for the purpose
Of hearing the appeals Of those who may feel themselves
aggrisyed by the above classification.
WILLIAM G. HERROLD,
appraiser Of Mercantile Ttres.
AS- The above licenses will be made ont and ready for
delivery Immediately after the Appeal and by law they
are required to be lifted previous the LIST day Of July
next otherwise suits required to be instituted against
all delnquents. DANIEL HORLACHER,
Treasurer Of tnior county.
New Berlin. Nav % 1851
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Bl0I0IKlSI.
nRINTED with clear type on good psper and
in firm and elegant bindings, consisting Of


in firm and elegant bindings, consisting of
STANDARD RELIGIOUS WORKS.
WORKS. so 500 sss.sn.hgp
Aids to Devotion 20 Howell on the Deaconship
Bunyan'sAwaksningWk Isl Way Of Salvation q
Inviting =" 75James' Oh. Members Guide 81
Devotional IS =" Church In Earnest s.
Pilgrims Progrs so Laws Call to Christi.ns :.
Holy War GO Life Of Mrs. Ann H. Judson s.
R,oth's Reign of Grace Is Sarah B. hudson U
1,rovcls Church Memb- Lynd on the Sacrifice and
ers HanaBook ss AZ AtSnemrns .. ',.ot, .,.,.
Gsnmelrs Am 75Memoirs Of Rev. S. Pcarce -
CONTROVERSIAL wORKx
Dr. Carson on Baptism 81 50 Dr. Howell on Communion o
j. H. Hinton ses Remington
Smith Infant " 25 reasons ior
Pengilly on Baptism and becoming baptist
Booth on Bigotry % to Is Baptist Manual, COllsc
Profit Curtis onCOmmuni0n Isl ton OF Tracts, &c. o'
FOR CHILDREN AND SJ-NDAEScHooLS
A,c,hol. an Allegory sO2sS. s. Gleaner-ls42 !:
r .bock' Is Botsords Spiritual v0y
DrI,elch.r Is ScriptureTales2 25 age, AeyOry
ON Pepery IS Anna Bailey II
Raptisms Of Gertrude the Peace Maker Il
the New Testament 25lFrancis Egerton ]:
Closing Scenes in Life OF The Floods :.
Young Persons 25 Fathers Apples l.
Our Savior. by . Teacher 20l James and George ~
Serpent Unooiled, Port Memoir OF 4. M. way !
rait of Universalism 20ISimpie stories
Efie Maurice 1GIScripture Series, Mol and
John Fink l6 2,by Teacher and
THE PsALMIsr, In various styles, SOC to l'ss
THE HARP, 70 to %
The above for sale in Lewisburg at publication
prices, q, the store opposite Klne's hotel.
37l BARTON Il CHALFANF.
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Gls lszoIGm7ioD

ITHE Co-Par,nershiP heretofore existing undir
Il the firm Of REFER & IppIxss. is this DAY
mutually dissolved. The Books have been left ss
the Store for collection. THOMAS REBER,
LEWIS IDDkNGS.
UTfhe firm Of Reber & Iddings having becr
dissolved as above stated, the business will be
confused at the Old Stand. BY the subscribers.
under the title Of Geddes d Iddipgs, where they
will be happy to see the friends and customers of
the old firm. Their store contains large, we'll
selected and fashionable assortment Of goods, which
will be disposed OF at low rates as possible They
hope, by close attention TO business to share the
patronage of the public. SAMUEL GEDDES,
LEWIS IDDINGS.
Lewisburg. March 4, tS5l
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LIST OF vElgDERS

OF Merchandise within the county Of Unon Pa for the
year 1851 appraised and classified by the under
signed duly appointed Appraiser Of Mercantile Taxes,
wit:
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More Hats !!

Just received from Philadelphia. new lot Of
splendid Hats, comprising Panama. Pearl Union
Leghorn, Luton and China Pearl, all of which
we will sell cheap for cash.
J. SPYKER & son.
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CAtT and COAL always on hand and for
- sale BY J.HAYES & 70.
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Summer Goods !!

Just opening, . select assortment Of
SILKS.
BLACK CUT GRENADINES,
GRAPE TISSUES,
Figd SUMNER POPLINS,
BORAZE DES LANES,
LAWNS, &c. &c.
With . full assortment Of QUEENSWARE,
FRESH GROCERIES, &c. to be had at the
old stand Of J. HAYES Il co.
A New Supply
Of superior BONNETS and PARASOLS Just
reed and for sale BY J.HAYES & CO.
Shawls.
An extra quality Of Black Net Shawls lust reed
and for sale BY J. HAYES e. co.
DOSTS-Oak and Young Chestnut, for sale
= BY Hursh Il Ammon.
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Constantlyon hand and
for sale by
PALMER 4 co.
Market Street Wharf,
Philadelphia.
3m361
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ADDITIONAL.

ADDITIONAL.
Persons retured for License under the Act Of Assembly
passed the 10th Of April lS49 entitled An Act to
ate Sinking Fund.- and to provide for the gradual and
certain extinguishment Of the debt Of this Common
wealth, TO wit:
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MANIFEsTs fos Boat Iadins-s suPPiy just
ANA printed At Tie Chroe;els ".,-
The daily crescent., 1851-09-13

SECOND MUNICIP PALlTY,
DIsTRIcr No. l-Wards l and 8, boupded bv Felicity
Road. Julia. the River Camp and MA sazine streets
BrsraIcT No. e-Wards g. and 7, bounded by Felicity
DIsTRlcr No. 9-Wasds and s, bounded By julia the
River, Canal and Circus streets. 4, !. ! =.
. FIRST MuNICIPALITY.
DIsfRxor No. l-Wasas !, Lend 3, bounded By Canal
stFeet. the river. St. Pstsr and tbs Woods. so ) 81
DIsgRlcr No. f-Wards 4, 8, 6 and T. bounded by 6t
Peter. the River. 3sianads and iha W0ods.
THIBD sMUNIc LIrY.
DIsTsIox NS; S-~ ards 4 2. ssd4 cemprisng the
Postoihoe, NewO Orlens. AuFust 8, iSSl- = suia
The daily crescent., 1851-09-13
NEW AUsIU sy0RE,

- NEW HUsXU STORE,
% Cssss ssrsss, tlsss dora 4liose Ressrs.
THE puslic is.zssspectfully iavissd to call and
q 4
sbcvs ssSbliahsaei. ocssi.si.sL e. T. peH of-su "
as: ss1 sss So 81. .ss 8. ss Is as as;: - h''n
fss f:Ss, r:s' 20 iS. Sn hsSa 0n Hi:r md f's
Square Penos. from Giibsrt. DsnEsm. wn. Hall b Son.
~ Sp.Said DsA. Piano. ho~ Wa. !. iii xssa. Bssd.
49, 10. 40 oossvss. 9a
Il: e. Sss q 4: ss s. Of
ifSss Sosim TIN fiat.. f-. y
doaSs s
H. IL III RsF - - SS sSsrss Of d. .sA
nsa and will b ss ell times rssdy to walt on hi. numssoss
has been fitted up for the especial lsds
nave d'' VIZ nst1s ss5S
CADDLERY STORE--suTH q BRorHEa,
~ - and - Cswmoa strsa. Nsw Oleass, Ca
sa f: s 81 Il: IL: md: IN 8. isssss ssss:
LEs-nop than soo v....i.. i Eush.h, Au,.,l
'.s es =: ssse::
; ssS sssi siS:s.'E EsSs. sis.. : a';sl s:s
ai'szsJEsS h'szESEss-Cosoh, iii uis .na Busy Hans.
q NV :s "a
.TRUNkS-Paokiny Tranks, Tnyslliag
IrsSpsss s H., valisas and Cszpe. BsSs.s sil syis
s SsSs .4kaSy HAERwAEs 4y ..s
and sERaM Bra, se
:$ ::ss ~ "a ss;; - @ sstst
4: oss: I; T.; SIX
g y 9: & Is ss':s: ss;
Lsshg Bs.ds; saw aM Bs.dss l.sis Rsse,, q Hsc
Bsfs f'fi fri isf bRS4sR fss4 IS Ss=ae.
--6s5 PHILADELPHIA Iss a4
SADDLERY and TRUNK Warsseuss.
| G ROBB u co. No. 80 GIeve, street. are con-
"a England new Goods lsAheir lins. fIS&
Thsi5st9ok HSmprss.S 3 sADDLxhv &1k0 n ID
q s.;sHassaa .DpI..s
-sc INDIA RUsssR GOoDs. TRAvsLnso and PAcEiHs
Alto "A AZ iins n:S :vorm.ntss BurSALo Rosss.
Utpsntsn aad Dsaen are iavitsd Y call. lass
I New Orleans CarriaEe " srehonse, ,
Nos TIA Gravier and IL union street.
/ CARRIAGES AND HARNESS Of every de-
- = . s9sotion . o.d .iwss % on Aand. For 's's
NE e. e. s,:.::: 1Sl::: S::!t lsrp'. Bands. c'o'A'
FyMssgs sg HHR TPfTys.Ms. AI'EsAisATYs "a AZ Az
md srss sS q 'ss 80: Goss: H. sssioa: axes:
- k.ess @ ss:. ;i rsHssSs
A.o syins Lead rpss Sheet Lead woi
sna woss
SW- Cbarees u1Odsrafa. eA
The daily crescent., 1851-09-13

,RARCLAy's LONDON PORTER .aS Pal.
do fos i pss iss "a sssS's sssS 5 ssf. az. 40
pins snd quarts mast ascieus ssss. just soveaasA
j.l0 !. ~. Z. JOHN roOik q Bs.E p,,es q
FIRE BRIcK-So,oo0 English aad fsnaoola,
s HAyMAN 4 HoLnEN g Mss..,ns =, !. !. !
AI E D. skiAl : cO. CO. 8 sss = SSis,s.. SdIss -
The daily crescent., 1851-09-13
the late visitation, oi which number fully onsh.lf



The Ieng SPOKEN interview Of the King Of Prus-
ala, and the 'kpperof Nicholas, and ESancois Of
Russia and Austri, will decidedly t1ke place next
autumn, in Sibiia, at the Chateau d'Erdsmapd0rf.
Sons newspapers had published that the interview
would take place At Ischl, during the sham war.
which Will be exhibited at the same epQch. This
is not correct tr..a
Two plots of much importance hsvs been dis.
covered in Germany. The first was to stab the
Emperor whsn he visits italy, and 10 murder all
the Austrian officers. The proofs, signed by two
hundred leading men, were found by notary,
among the,papen belonging to . gentleman VINO
died Of apoplexy The second was discovered at
Dresden. A club held iis assembllesin tavern
which was situated in'the water Of. lake. The
police invaded the spot, and found HI the proofs o.
plot which had for its object 70 overthroW ne
government, and to replace it BY the repuDaicdn
form. 20 h
We received advices from the DUchiss, Contain
ing ,he news Of : riot which iooh placeon the 10th
ult, at Schieswig. The Danes tried 10 insult the
Germans who had covered with Aowers the graves
Of the soldiers buried at Idsedt, but that attack
was repulsed.
Pie Emr ,ror Of Russia has consented 10 the
choice made by the King of Denmark, to adopt f9l
his heis TO the crown Of that kingdom, the young
Prince Christian Of Gluckshoufg. =,
The King of Denmark had a narrow escape or
! the 14sh. The horses Of his carriage took frigh
and,fsn away, but were stopped in time to prevent
any injury to his Majesty. ihe carriage was rem
| dered useless. -. 4at :i9s. (
| Advices from Hamburg announce that the qunr
rel between Austria and the free city of Hamburg
on the subject of the St. PAUL. riots, hes been ami
| oaby arranged, and the Austrian garrison is abou
to be Withdrawn from the Hamburg territory.
The daily crescent., 1851-09-13

TOWNSEND,s. s.sARsAPARILLA-A sun
The daily crescent., 1851-09-13
IA TO THE PUEBLO.
cR TEH 0TsPV. Nh CT

/ NTFED STATES CITY fOSI-ln exeeus
sa q o 2sss Ss
soss % a. s oa We Il ss b. Sssss
% s.! .ss S s.s wG IL Il: ' Of fro"
the Postess;sr E % divided the tSeys INTO CON
g.
80 si sss sse
asss
& pes @
,,s!i ifSs' !. b: :: f. ssshas delivered ,,
.is:.nos. %Ss.nos ~ :ss s:.ssSs. ssSa ssaS:s
dEs Each dsvssy % s b. % ssas. i
tsnce and number Of letters, etc. =.
ON SUNDAY and Holydays. s.
There will 10 collection and delivery after II o'clock,
Each Letter Carrie. |. entitled e ehs.ss; -
and By him receiver from he Poa: :oics. ~
0ns dsissIs zach sIsE found . d be...
City delivery brought BY the TO the fOsoo.
One cent on delivery Of each ooual handbl card. no.
One half cent sQdsvssy of each uswspapes pamphlet
Csries mot allowed to receive more than the rates
lssijsts tls mailing o. letter. and oths, rsaAs mat
o!
Po:oios. 20 or On application sSs oarsisis ' M : -
The following suggestions ads with view to sxps
dite the seIvics and prevent mistakes;
Give the street and numbes or IN sfault Of The mum.
bs' state between which .,sst. % :. ., which cSnsr
pss an s.s. in erdsr tks sstsr may bs sstsnsd
y1s y ssndss is not found or that he may know where
Whsnsvss ssp remove, report in writing shs.,,s.. and
css s to ' the
The daily crescent., 1851-09-13

Sleepy Beaur.-A few evenings since, two
young gentlemen went to the residence Of two
young ladies', on Fifth street, make social CALL
The heat was very oppressive /; they adjourned
from the parlor the door steps, where they seated
themselves. An hour WIS srsnt in social chat,
when the young ladies were called to attend to
some duties in the house. On their return, after
some minutes' absence, they found both the young
gallapis stretched on the door steps, fest asleep
The girls resolved NOT disturb their slumber, but
extinghished fhe lights and retired for the night.
The beaur slept on dill they awakened by the
watchmsa, who demanded to know what they
were doing in thatstnston +! They wen astonished
on finding the doors closed upoa them, and nobody
stirred .in the house and ascerlaining thas it
was one O'Clock in The morning they were quite
astonished. Explaining matters to the watchmen,
they wefe allowed to uavel about their business,
which they did, feeling Hat diluted dish water
[Cincinnati NonpareM. is-
The daily crescent., 1851-09-13

I Esragsd Papa-The daughter Of a highly
respectable and wealthy citizen Of Boston ran away
from the parental roof one day last week, and got
married to a hmpGghter. The anaged father,
where the couple were ssayins and endesvorsd 10
force away his daughter.e No 60, however. The
neighbors interfered and the old gent had to sxsr
else his patience s.~ -, q, q
The daily crescent., 1851-09-13

Catsversus Mice-Madame D. had magnificent
cat; Mons. G. amused himself by killing it, for
want Of something else to shoot Madame D.
caused to be SET in her own house and in the houses
.of her friends, allso Of mouse traps, and when
three.et, four hundred mice were caught she had
them put into box, which was forwarded to Mad
anne de g. at her country house. The lady eagerly
opened the box herself; expecting to find in it some
new modes; the mice jumped out and presently
filed the house, while at the bottom of the box
was -found-a note directed to Mad. de C.. Mad
anne, your husband has killed my cat sspd you
my mice!" sals ~ -
The daily crescent., 1851-09-13

A. Promiss.-A PROMISE should be- given With
caution and kept with care. A promise should be
made by the heart and remembered by the head.
prorniseis the offspring Of inteniion, and should
be nurtured by recollection A promise and its
performance should, like the scales Of "a true bal.
ance, always present mutual adjustment. A
promise delayed is justice deferred. A promise
neeiectedis IN dhtruth told. A promise attended
to Is debt paid. ~.
The daily crescent., 1851-09-13

PyhaRs AND BATHlN0 APFAltATys. Hs,
y STREET New Orlssns. hss just received anew A
FUres ssd kH Pnmp; H.er Punps, etc, stc.; ~
C9okiHg Rsness 8sihna Teha f8d shpSes Bstha
Or every description. Ship and StsambsA work promptly
pat NJ repaired All ovdefs nsanntS ausnde tor
SWr Charees mOdsrata. fs
The daily crescent., 1851-09-13

Worth Knosstng.-A young lady Of this city,
while in the country some years ago stepped on
rusty nail, which ran through her shoe and foot
The Inflammation and pain were of course very
the family; however, recommended the application
Of beet, taken fresh from the garden and pounded
fine, to the wound. 1t was done, and the effect
was very beneficial Soon the inflammation began
TO subside, and by keeping on the crushed beet,
changing it for fresh one as its virtue seemed to
Simple but effectuai remedies like this should be
known bv every bodv
The daily crescent., 1851-09-13

Iacit3rnity Of Gsnims. - In conversation,
Dante wss taciturn or satirical; Butler was silent
or caustic: Gray and Alfieri seldom talked or
smiled; Descartes whose avocations formed him
for meditation and solitude, was silent; Rosseau
was remarkably trite in conversation-aota a word
of fancy or eloquence warmed him; Milton was
unsocial, and even irritable when much pressed
BY talk Of others Addison and Moliere were only
observers in society, and Dryden has very honest
ly told US, My conversation is dull and slow
my humor is saturnine and reserved in short,
am not one of those who endeavur to break Jest in
company or make repartees" +..
The daily crescent., 1851-09-13

Pcpulatio't-rhe population of the earth is said
to amount to- 1000 millions. Then, reckoning a
generation Of 80 years, in that space of time q
thousand millions must die throughout the world
Each year about g., ,3O0, ,OO9, each week 28l 600,
each day $500, each hour 345O, each minute So
Some Of our fellow-creatures are at this moment
departing oufof the world, and before an hour ha,
elapsed more than 5000 souls, who are yetthe in
habitants Of time, will be passed into eternity.
The daily crescent., 1851-09-13

New Orleans Carriage Neighbours,
Nos. tia Grsvias and II unfon street
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS Of every de.
~ scxipton always on hand. For sss low
." -- 1-lft ~. ALSO -. - -.----
~ eX- Spsinls, Axlss, Lamps, Bands. Coths
- ~ e .IkS tsiihs' Laos and vsrnisA linn ri
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"a Another Excursion 20 West Mount Nernon

The Books Of the Fourth Building Association now
ready and can obtained at the Ose. this day until
o'clock in the evening. Je4 -
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SALES BY AUCTION.

JAMES CoLg. AssGoaec,.
DROOkLYN LOTS.-SO Vacant Lots
ton Vanderbilt, Uaderh ,ad Atlantic and on
Pacific. Dean and Bergen ats BroOslya JAMES COLE
vii sell auction MONDAY Juss l6 al 70 clock. at
the Merchants EXcaanSe. y Y the following desirable
Building Lots VIZ % OtS Ataaus-sv d d. On PacI1s
81 L 90 on Deast arsc Sogs lot "a Bsrsen-s Of
the above lots NandeThlt-aV De "a Uuderol-aF.
Tbs property verV desirable beng IN the vicinity 81
great improvements and having several aes Of onnbuseS
running with perfect regularity 30 within short distance u
the lots Nest Of the street, opeced and Psce st and
Nanderbilt-av paved
TERNs-eo per cent Of the Psressse ~essy may remain
bond and mortgage for term sf years, II DESIRED
Mars ready and 10 sbtassa Al the 0sees II
the Aucuoneer, - FVoust., Brooklys and Wallst -,
New-Yurk lStl lei0 s.
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B. A. CHIFFON. A.ea.sesr.

Is 4 IdILtOk, Atctlshest :
OTS.-Peremptor Sale OF 100 valuabls
Budius Lots in the Ninth wand II lAc CITY II Brook
l,n-Cole Chiffon vii sell al auction on TUESDAY,,
June nth, 1851 al 1, o'clock al e hsCehsn~ EHchangs
is6 valuable building bots comprlS sae bcNs at
ua;c and adjacent Gstssavs the Ninth Wand %
the city Brookyn These lots BEAUTIFULLY and most
advanf seousy ccated command nne Of the
rounding cornrr and a,Td unusuA opportunity toc m
Vestuent Ga,es-avr opened tron Falton 10 Dvsioa
ave -nd for which the ths property have
been rad Inc lots vii ~ sold separately, With literal
privileges rs a. accommodate all 1eras easy
Also and placs block ofsrpnd bounded
~ Tompkins and Ihrsop svsc Msnres and Madison SIS
winch viii lee sold entire. divided mts twO parcels, sub
rect 10 the EXISTING mortgage hsrsoa 10 the stats Tins
block Of ground enclosed Mia ssbsaaal hoard iencS,
and the premises sHall frame building formerly oe-
cUp.cd as a Land Ofics hv Geo. W Pine ksq
Information the ttls which aaeXseptonablc. may
be blamed upon anplcaoa TO WD Powers, Esq coQA
scllor law, lo6 BoadwaT sorusr Pzsst Lthographs
msgs be had II the auetSaeer. 9Was and a. FUI-
ton e BROOKLYN JelSN