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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-08-27
Ill azIEE.

HERALD, GEORGIA OR NORTH CAROLINA,
for Baltimore, and arrive at Baltimore early morning
in time to connect with the morning train that leaves for Pa
depha and New York.
By this comfortable and agreeable route Passengers eav
ing Wilmington in the morning train, will arrive early the
next morning at Baltimore and reach New York the
evening" without loss of Sleep with but change of
person and baggage between Weldon and Baltimore, and
avoid entirely night travelling Rail Roads. To render
this route worthy of the travelling public the company have
employed careful and responsible baggage agents. who check
all baggage at Weldon through to Baltimore, consequently
the traveller has further trouble with his baggage until
he reaches Baltimore.
The Chesapeake Bay Steamers also stop at OLD POINT,
to land and receive Passengers and Passengers who leave
Weldon at 81 o'clock, p. NJ arrive Old Point the
evening
An arrangement has been entered into, by the different
Road and Steamboat Companies by which the
Through Ticket issued at Charleston will leave it optiona
ry with the traveller to take either route at Weldon.
An accommodation train leaves Weldon every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday mornings for Portsmouth, Norfolk
and OLD POINT COMFORT. Passengers by either train
fer Old Point. will reach Old Point the evening.
For THROUGH TICKETS to Baltimore and York
ard any other information desired enquire of the
Weldon Z. n. PETERSON, Agent.
Office scaboard & r. R. r. Co.,
Weldon. G. May 2Sh. 1852 225-1tw 3m
Com Wilmpgton Observer Fayetteville; Register and
Standard Raleigh Republican s Patriot, Goldsboro'
Southcner Tarboro Danvile Register, and Roanoke Re-
publican will copy week for three months and for
ward accounts and copy of the paper to the the Com
pany at Portsmouth, Va.
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WIL.E.IANl :. READ.

TJOUSE, SHIP, AND SIGN PAINTER, AND PAPER
II HANGER. near the Rock Spring, Wilmington, N c. is
prepared at all times to execute any business his ne in
n neat and 1roTkn,ouLbp manner
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NOTICE.
HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the
citizens of Bladen county that he has taken A. Mchln-
zies Elizabeth for the purpose OF carrying
the HARNESS MAKEING BUSINESS of every deicrip-
tion, reasonable terms as possible. j. FLYNI
April i6. 1852 S2u
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LAST NOTICE.

LAST NOTICE.
HEREBY give notice to all persons who have not paid
their Taxes to call my office and pay them be-
fore the ls OF September next After that me shall pro-
eeed by legal means to collect without respect persons
Either Mr. Hiram w. Foy myself will b. found at my
office here, to receive taxes and Mr. Geo. Alderman will
collect in the country. o. FENNELL. Shift =
Wilmington, N. c., August 4th 1852. 2S3 3-1t-48-4t
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Nova Scotia
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The official statistics OF pugnacious neigLbor
fciiouS. -. z.a "tf"~er


reputation.
The inhabited houses are Al 455; families, 1851 {;
unnhabted houses, 2,028; houses building, 2,3i7 !;
stores, barns, and ouhouSes 5275S; probable value
OF real estate, rs 923 highest rate for poor and
county, Rl6 8s 4d.; lowest rate. l0d. 'e .HE".
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oil horses. 2S,7S9 8 neat
eatt!e, I5s ,e57 mich eorc e5.e56 sheep, 2o2,
swine, 81 ,533 bushels of wheat, 297,l57 barley,
196,097; rye 81 ,438; oats, 1884, ,437; buckwhelt
170.30l Indian corr, 81 745 tons of hay, 2S7 .s37
bushels Of peas and beans. 2l638 grass seeds, 1885,
potatoes, 19S6,7S9 turnIps, 467,l27; other roots,
32,325; butter. 3,6l $500 bs cheese, 652 ,o69 lbs.
Observation-Disclosures of saw mills, 1883; VAL
lie. ESQ 1853; hands employed, 1856 grst mills 1913;
value, g72.649; hands employed. 437 steam mills
factories, 10; anneres 237; value, g26 1862; hands
employed, 374 value OF leather manufactured, g52, :
625 value of boots and shoes manufactured, R73,654.
foundries, 9 value, gl2.9OO; hands employed, l3s; !;
quantity of iron smelled, 400 tons value FL 1885, val
of castings. g3 1885, weaving and cardng establish
mens 81, value, Ell $780, hands employed %; band
looms, 096value g24 1885, yards Of fulled cloth man.
utactured, 698; yards of cloth not fulled,
featured, 100, l04 yards of flannel manufactured 49,
352 breweries and dstilleies II; value, &C., ,032 !;
hands employed, AZ; gallons OF malt liquor manuac-
tured. 1906; gallons of distilled liquor manufactured,
1900; other factories, 1871; value. gl4382 hands
employed, 1885; value of agricultural implements man
uactured. gl6.6i0; value of chairs and cabinet
manufactured, FL ,l55; value of carriages anufactur-
ed, R9 .49l; value of other wooden ware manufactured
gl9,233 quantity of coal raised, 992 cbaldrons
casks of lime burnt, 28603; value, g4 ,433 qanty
of bricks made. 2,S45,400; value g3,2il ions OF
gypsum quarricd. 70 1896 value. 9I ,498; grinding
stones quarried,-; valre 1851; value of soap
ufactured, g28277; value of candles manufactured,
g212i0; quantity of maple sugar manufactured, TO-
44l lbs vessels built, 486 tonnage, 57,776; boats
built, 1864. ls sS @k5a F.
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WILKINSON d EsLER

WILKINSON d ESLER.
NASH Dealers in Confectionery, Fruit, uts, Toys,
~ Fancy Articles Perfumery, Tobacco Segars, SC &c.
Wholesale and Retail Market Street, Wilmington, N c.
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TUST RECEIVED $50 days from New York; 100 prs
u Gents Prune and Linen Congress Caters, suitable for
the
Also fine assortment of Children Shoes, for sale at the
Wilmington Boot and Shoe Store.
July g. JONES & GARDNER.
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NOTICE TO MY COUNTRY FRIENDS.
AVING located myself in Wilmington for the purpose
of doing Agency Business, persons wishing to
time great deal of trouble will send their produce to
of w NJ Monroe and the returns will be forward
ed forthwith.
Hg- Office in Washington Bar. w. NJ. MONROE.
Wilmington, Sept 10, 1851 3-l2m
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Professional and Business Cards

SAMUEL j. PERSON,
A TTORNEY AT LAW, Wilmington, N. C.
n Office Princess Street, nearly opposite the Journa
Office. E28-lyl
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CeN
MANUFACTURERS and Dealer in Hats, Caps, Umbrel
1N las and Walking Canes, of every description whole
sale and retail North side Market-strec5 Wilmington, N
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Market-sreet Immediately opposite SHAws old sand Will
uington N. G.
ROCK SPRING HOTEL.
FHE Subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
j the public in general that he has taken the ROCKER
SPRING HOTEL, formerly kept by Mr. Alfred Alderman,
having repanted retted throughout he is prepared
% received BOARDERS by the day. week month, as
low terms as be had at any other hotel in the place.
And he soicts share of public patronage. -,-,
THOS. W. PLAYER.
Oct. 7th, 1851 9-l2m*
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DISTILLERs OF TURPENTINE.-I have reduced the
~ price Of my SPIRIT BARRELS to 81 go, delivered at
any place in Wilmington After Christmas they will be of
size Persons wishing contract by the these
terms. HOOP III ON for sale at So per ton
Nov. 10, l95I-7td-l2mw% A. MORGAN
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NOTICE Tl4IS-I will charge interest all accounts
due longer standing than 80 davs the goods
sell nearly all cash articles, and compelled to
charge interest. when they sold on credit.
May IA NJ. McINNIS. -
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j. NJ. ROBIN SON,
T1IPORTER and Dealer in Hardware, Iron Stoves,
Nails, &c. Front-street doors South of Market, Will
mington N. G. L3Ov7-lyJ
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SmithviIle Male and Female Institute.
THE Second Session of the scholastic year Of this 1ntitu
tion will commence the 10Th of July instant Organza
tion and prices the heretofore.
JAMES H. BRENT,
July g. '52-493t1 J. w. MURPHY.
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DLUE AND WHITE COTTON YARN, Brown Sheet
d ings, hrtings and Jeans Tckngs, Denims Stripes
Calico Gngham Linen, Gambroons Cassmeres, &C. con-
tnually on hand, and for sale by B. s. KOONCE. .
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sjaeksOh vile Male and Female Seminary.
HE next session of this Institution will the
ls Monday in October next under the supervision of
able and competent teachers No pains will be spared
the part of the Trustees to supply and at all times keep
supplied the Academy both Male and Female Departments
with all the necessary ppurtenances belonging to such
Institution And from the encouragement the School has
heretofore with, they have thought proper to make
considerable deduction the fees for tuition which will be
as follows:
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TKTANTED-5OOo POUNDS PURE BEEsWAX, fol
w which the highest market price viii be paid, by
Aug. Goth B. S. kOONCE.
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ID. L. BURBANK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER in Tobac
w Cigars and Snuff, (under Mozart Hall, next door
Policy & Harts.) Front-street Wilmington N. c. [43
GILLESPIE, ROTHWELL g. McAUsLAN,
GENERAL Agents and Commission Merchants, NJ
VI Water Street, Wilmington, n. C..
March 26, 1852 29-l
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BLACKSMITH WORK.
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs those in want
L of work in the BLACKSMITH LINE, that he is pre-
pared to execute the with the utmost despatch He
will pay particular attention to all kinds of Mill work.
pair and put up Steam Engines, repair Steam Boilers and
Ship work, SC. Sc. All Mill work will be warranted
He be found at the Shop of L. Wood, the foot of
Mulbury street
Refer to p. K. Dickinson, Thos. NJ Gardner O. G..
Parsley, w. W Pierce, Col. McRae DR.. Anderson. and
Mill owners generally. SAM'L BURTT.
Wilmington N. c., July, 9Th, 1852 44-6m
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A TTORNEY AT LAW, Wilmington, N. G.
IA Office of Front and Princess streets, uI
Journal Office. SyS-
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A. j. & II. j. JONES.
GENERAL Agents, Forwarding and Commission Mer-
VI chants, North Water Street. Wilmington n. G. 1871
D. FREEMAN, HOUSTON.
D. c. FREEMAN & CO, New York,
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS
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GUANO! GUANO!
DERUVIAN GUANO, of the latest importations. and of
superior quality which will sell at the lowest market
pice, in lots to suit purchasers.
ALSO-Patagonia Guano. Bone Dust, Building and gri-
cultural Lime. For sale at the lowest market rates. by
VIM. ROBINSON,
No: Pollingsworth ST., Pratt st. wharf,
June %, '5c-42-3ml Baltimore, Md.
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7IUH tHCH JdUIUHdS =
january 30. 1852
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7 UMBER and Timber. Always on hand, alarge quan
tity of River Sawed Wide Boards Flooring, and Scant
ling For sale by MILES COSTlN,
Feb. 81, 1851 London's wharf.
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DR. JAMES II. STRATTON, DEN
IL list, will remove on the LIST Of May from No -
Grand st to No Ill 4th-av. corner OF l2th-st
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CORPORATION Notices.
,STRACT of CORPORATION ORDIN-

A BSTRACT of CORPORATION ORDlN-
"A ANcEs and RULES adopted by the Soon Asassa c Do
pamen regulating the OF waier TO which the asnho" Of Con
sumers, and all Others, 10 earnestly aNeu'
ospNsscxs.
Fine for opening Iysran ae, les: than
Ave than twenty Eve dosrs IN the discretion oil ths "
Fine Tor selling water shipping for other purpose or OBJ
jec, offering for sa- twenty 1--WE dollars -, a..
Fine for obstrucus TO any stopek rn tns
Water Pipes IN the streets by placing on any oss"as MA
teas, other hndmnce, hhy dollar. and twsay ese ,
additional for each day the same shall remain after nouc. f
Fine wahes, except before ~ and aner
p NJ May November, and except before VI aud she'o
p N hom November May five dollars Tor each ohease
srLss boASp.
.wne tenant will be allowed to supply water To ohef per
No. sdon OF alteration abou, Tap, Pipe OF
Waeoo shall be made caused 70 be made by any person.
without PERMISSION FIRST had from this Board -.
and ali fixtures herewith good repair aud protected
their and shall prevent all ""nsseV
washers shall be used only within hours named in the
80 en- mn IN waste or eak or used 10 wash the ah Of tho
cutters upon nebbor into the RECEIVING basins sewers
buses caps nn. kept upon them good otet and no, project
ns more ourhs Of an inch above the 'idswsh
No HyJn permitted the side wall, o IN the font M>s
and aysd alley attached 70 say dwelling o. oan
will permitted be Kept running when not IN actual use
Al uunss must be kept eosed
Applications must state fully and truly all purposes iof
With required and when the annual charges too h,paes
frankly and without eoncesent answer all questions pat 70
No Hore watering Gx,u- permitted the
he.e ncens. au. be snnasy before Of MAY
No yard fountain or je, must be ~ s'e more than three sTas
payment established es and the Board tbs
s .Hpend abolish all private fountains whenever
the N bic ergeBcee require H.
transportation OF Croton water
across rivers individual family
person attached such terry take either
nyer for his n the of others, for sale.
The officers OF the Department personally and every person ~
them deeaod for that purpose must have Tree access at proper
OF day al building snd vessel
in which is delivered and consumed.
The penalty for the violation Of Of the preceding ufes and re-
will be prompt Of the supply OF water with
other preliminary val A. be restored,
upon payment shutting on and pntaa
satisfactory understanding with the party that no u-
ture cause Of complaint sl,l aife.
ron citizen his aid and earryn
designed promote The comfort Of s a. well as 70
protect the public against frauds. -
payable the Isl OF Nay IN each year IN adj
vance nv order Of the Board Aqnedaet Department,
April I, 1864 NlcHOLAs DEAN ffer'"eht
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CoURT.-In the matter of theap-

~ pIe of the Mayor Aldermen and commonsy Of the CITY
Of relative to The OPENING and EAiESDiro % Al
BANYsT from Ge-nveh 10 TnnIty Place 10 The Cay o. VIEW
nd Assess
the entitled berebyye notice pursuant To e Aei o
Al All 10 amend entitled Act reduce several avs 70
ans parcu the CITY Of New io. INTO one Act pss.se
.afit~d al the COLLECTION Of Assessments ana
the City and County Of New and of oe pesss
occupants all houses, and mp1oyed unpovsd
lands thereby that hey have completed TIER supp snets
persons affected thereby and Who may % o.
posed 10 the same present their objections IN
" Jham Dodge Esq Chairman OF me sa
Office OF Charles Tayor Esq., the CLERK o. ne as
he oc- NO. % Chtsin 81 inc Wy w"
You within thirty the datr OF this notice and nat me
embraced by the Supplemental Estimate ana 1
A. 6lrs hat Is 70 sag An the lots pece- pacs o. and y
ms r sroans SIDES Of Thames between the Westerly
the ezstrry sde Of fnny pace bsesf
With an H. % fronting lying s5es Of Albany 81 srtnd
sorbery side Of Albany T. 70 o-t~s-h me
westerly Trinity paee and the ezefy side OF Westst
A. a, the lot lying fronting the -sstery side Of Westst
the lots VI Arlington and the lots on the west
erIy d. OF the nortery sde Of Rector ST
81 he .os,bey AIDE Csdar all tss lots The essery side
Gr-es~h oet~ees the noffhef1 side OF Rector 81 and ne
I'D. OF Tamest al the o, on both dss Of Cafass
TRINITY place. from Thsme--t Ia Rector st. the land on me
eaery Of Trinity place. from Reeorst % lots number, 10
and Thames Rector IT il3 feet 10 inches, and ets
fronting l2Q fee, 81 and lots Numbers ~
and IS Thames-st known -ad Commssonef- nap -
map nsnbers ~ and and as ll3 and o
the Vi Thames and Broad shs
supplemental abstract Of the SAID on he sal
Of the 81 the lots assessed tossthsr
they the OF The $40 -at ~hs,l-r
DAMAGE or b.n-6,; and an the sds. - ths
which ussd y ss ave been ispo-> .hs
s,r-, Coasason- Of he CIV o. nae
l ih,y day. ~, sins and vAes hruasf ma
hs as de- ma Comu-oasn fartnss nss sau Car =
sad R<gsf .l s p Term Of de sad Court
- sat- c s,y Is'i T. cv Ys sssdsS he ~
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FURTHER EVIDENCE of the great

I virtue of DR. HOOFLAND's CELEBRATlEsDD ~. GIN N
NAN BITTFRS prepared by DR.. C. M. JACKSON, No.
10 Arch-st- Philadelphia 80
SCOTS Veesiy said August Is: Dr. Hoonands oerms1
R;ttsrs by DIR Jackson now recommended
BY some Of the most prominent members Of the fscuy
an article of much efficacy In cases Of female weakness
inch l. the case We would advise all mothers 20 obtain bot
De and thus save themselves much sickness Persons OF d
h,fed will find these BIfte advanfasesus 70
he ath as know from experience the autsfy epec' eJ
have upon weak syssems' Observation-Disclosures
the nre for Jsnndice and Liver Complaint -
keoPs Igxfffx mys: DR. HooAs.ds German b1ffers We
know to be an excellent article fulfilling In every respe
IA Tsmsno Eviss nys . The sesbfsssd German BIZ
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COURT.-Stephen Smith against

HJChafIes Hamfon-IO
are hereby and the complaint IN hr
which fled the office OF the Clerk OF The o"nsy OF
al the Let MARCH,
the said compliant on the suD'cr
Office Newbursh. the County OF Orange within twenty
DAYS after the OF such and
the complaint within the Tune Aforesaid me
plaintiff viii take judemen against you or ne sum oil
tD dollars witt interest rom me
day June eight hundred and hy one on one
dollars, with inteet from the "a day
February Hundred and Twenty i've uJ dollars,
and sOO dollars from date besides costs oil
,,tion 8. W. FULLERTON, JE,
mss lswewTh Plaintiff q Attorney. Newbursh, ~ r.
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DR ROBACK'S LECTURES on AS

JTROLOGY.-LEcTURE No. IL-itis great mistake
10 class Asroogy with the receptions and jngsees oi sno
rant pretender who to tell fortunes by the agency 0,
unrneaning muumers AstTology only be undsrstod
ard practiced mathematician and the astronomer put
something more than this required The astrooser must
have inherent gifts president faculty. may - -
which is rare among men, and generally transmitted by IN
ber,ance For more than centuries this gt or faculty.
has been distinguishing feature IN the character OF ny VII
i ard huybont Sweden and Norway and Denmark this
fact Is as well known universally admitted as any other
incident authentic history For myself may oe A3weo
10 saw that for than twenty Yeas have cail'aeu '
peculiar mental characteristic and added 10 II as auch Know
ledge of the principles and science of Asology as BOOKS
could teac me or study enable 10 acquire truly may
saw that the unerring accuracy of predictions stonisne
even myself The nafivities have cast IN Europe and
America have been fulfilled with degree OF uniformity
which must vanqush incredulity itself AT my residence
No hite-st- New-Yok, daily giving counsel ana
advice every variety OF subjects ana 10 RELATION 70
eases and ther respectfully all who IN trouble,
danger or distress in in suffering Thus may they
be and forearmed coming events a. cy''
inniiesmay small as compared with the benefit received
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Hsnas Z. DAVIS, Attorney. jiS As7
SUPREME COURT, CITY and County of New.

YORK; Abraham Levy Joseph Joseph kxeeoran Trustee
the VIII and Testament Of Jacob Levy late Of ,hs
City Of New YORK. deceased Frances wife OF said Joseph Joseph,
Moses David and Gertrude his wife Lsnrs Sarah, Madeline.
Esther Emily JOSEPH, children OF said yo~eph
l. Judith widow Of Moses sexs-,
late said deceased Myer Levy Moses HAYS, Andrew Ds
yd HAYS, Francis Jacob Hays, hyef Valentine Hays, Esther u
Moses j. Hays Robert Kennedy
Summons Cor RehefTo SARAH JOSEPH Of the above
defendants. You hereby summoned and required
the THE scon which hed IN the Office
OF the the City and County OF New iok, at the CITY
Hall in city ioh November iS5 and
copy oyour said complaint the subscriber his
Office loo Broadway the City Of New York within twenty dsys
this exclusive OF the day of
and m 10 the said complaint within The
time aforesaid plaintiff ts action will apply The Coar for
the relief demanded cop Dated New York, Ap'si,
1889 Tal2 law6wThl X. GOODMAN, Paintid's Attorney.
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VALUABLELOTS for SALE for $3.50.

Ie sudersi sned have o5 Lots in the beautiful village
NIVNhtRS, about 10 Minutes walk from the Railroad
49, uhieh they propose TO dispose Of in the following
so Houses to be built the Lots designated the map
Scs - and 81 and all the Lots with odd numbers 10 be
terms as follows $40 TO be paid delivery Of the
nen' 40 the 9Th day Of June next and 500
ga bond and mortgage for three years at per cent
gswiDs for Choice OF Lots will take place tho viii
ionkers the 9Th dag Of June next; and the per-
s"ing Lots - and 81, viii be entitled TO the Houses
- without further than the amount paid for the
The object Of selling only the odd Lots being, TO
VIC parties after the drawing the privilege OF purchasing
numbers either side Of them for 500 EACH osly
sni OF which Is required 20 b. paid down Maps
=" the office OF COMBS NICOLAY,
~, pa Grand ST. the Bowery.
- o1ee eours from 10 O'Clock. Pm
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CtORPORATION NOTICE.-TAXEs Of isi

Notice hereby gwen, that the SALE for TAXES Tor the
year 1879 adysd 10 take place on the 18th November,
sbl POSTPONED resolution of the Board Of Aldermen and
Aldermen approved by the Mayor until the 10Th
APRIL on which O'clock the sale ~i comiences
M. CIV Hal Of the CITY and cosnue from day 10
day until completed detailed statement Of the Issss and the
property so has been Published The CSeisr d M
qur Published IN the City Of New fork. Copies OF
The this Office and viii be Distributed on the dag
OF ssle.-Conrolers Office, New york March 90 ls5s .
JOSEPH X. TAYLOR. Controller.
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NOR SALE-A Country Seat at South

IL Amboy.-Tbere are on the premises wv u" 1919
ses each surrounded and densey shaded by forest uees
~ situated as to command the most extensive uews Oh
~ Raritan river the Sound and the sea- The mouse nss
,be river is of the od-fashioned construction nan
nxh the center parlo and drawing room on one sde;
lbrsry bed room and pantry ON the other WIN c
- The other is modern csttase Of succeed brlck DE-
ued by MI George Pa On the hrst floor tnsfe Sa.;ns
Nv dswins room parlor bedroom, pantry and oatmhs
o On the second hoor there five bedrooms In me
wing adjoining there kitchen servants nan ana S p S
spoms Both houses supplied with spnng wafer W ny
irvuc ram They about 300 or $50 yards apart on
sXtyfve or seventy acres studded with dnerent neo
sups Of forest trees Onsome Of the wooded knobs theIe are
kautifu situations cottages The situation Is hg ana one
Il The heathiest the Union The soil Is gaveiy ana IN
Sh tate of cultivation The beach in front OF the mouse
al ADAPTED for salt water bathing There at present. oy
a. route trains per day for Philadelphia ana ou o
,nres for NewYok by steamboat so that you may De ID
sdelphia in and half hours or in Newly IN less
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