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OHIO.
The Ohio yalley-Gov. Morehcad Of X eutucixy
The Fiibustiering Whigs-Feeling ia Ohio.


Correspondence Of The n Y. Tnbuu..
CINCINNATI Friday Nay = 1851
Ex-Governor Morehcad Of Kentucky, recently delv-
the anniversary address before the Mercantile Library
Association of this city He gave Intensely interest
ing detail Of the advance of commerce in the Ohio Val
ley with inquiry into the of yet further adj
vaucng it TO its highest state Of development and
cess He here took occasion advert to the neglect of
rivers and harbors by the General Government, and
administered a pratical rebuke which, among other
thngs contained this significant remembrancer to all
the East the fact TINT the West has come 70 maturi.
y and will not only hold the balance, but really
WELD the entire body of power. He asked any one to
the millions freely scattered along the entire eastern
ooaboard and contrast them with the few stakes driven
nto the margin OF our lakes, or snagboat "ssnpson
ortwo to haul a few old stunps from the immediate
channels of the Mississippi Gov. horehead rigst
there Is meaning in this, and the East aud the inu
subsidized by her. underestimate and are probably
determined the beet OF the power while II lasts
Yet Is shameless that Congress essaying TO leglae
for great country, shall desert entire half Of It,
and that half probably the most essential TO the whole
ceuntry's permanent growth. prosperity aud glory.
am very much among the people, aud assure you that
there comes and speedily day of reckoning for those
Congressional rccrcsnts OF the West who shifting and
ahunning their delegated duties go about sndeavorak
by president making 10 establish for themselves Official
prYvtasy The people the masses the great unwashed
you choose, possess more common. sense than some
suppose aud seldom fail Of getting right at some during
The political world among ss Is unanimous in the
preference for Scott for the Presidency Tue feeling
strong for him. that in my opinion the entire party
would bolt the nomination OF any other man, AMI
shew practically the great Wig party OF the country
and throw the overwhelming influence of tbs State into
the hands of the Opposition indifferent OF the result
Scott can carry the State by storm.
have just spent few minutes with Gov Moreheai
Who expresses unboanded indignation at the OF
NJ. Marshall regarding Gen. Scott aud regards him
instead OF rejecting the sentiments Of In
hs Buffalo abortion a actually mtsrepresenting what
he actually knew 10 be their honest warm adhesion to
9coit He says that Kentucky has yet learned the
mad lesson OF detection and would be ashamed 20 prove
recrean 10 one who has himself turned his back
his whole country his couutrys cause thrs ugh
nearly three long generations. These words of Gov
II have meaning, coming from one who occupies 50
commanding place In the affections of sl parties in
his State; ameaning significant to Mr. Marshall by this
cine one which he win have learned full well BY the
tme that the Louisville District elects its member again
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N.x.L.-The U. S. steamship Susque-

NayAL.-The u. ). steamship Susque-
hannah. Commodore Aulic, was at Hong Kong, China,
Feb % The o. & ship Saratoga, Comni'r W. j. wal
Lar ,Vss there az the same time.
the n : ship Marion. Comnr VIM VI Gen5y. sailed
from Hong Kong Feb % for New York She LETT be-
hind Lent CAN'T ON account of Illness
The u. (. flagship Independence, Com. Morgan,
reached spezzia about 10th April from Naples, where
she yrintered. on her way home. She would sail for
Ieohoru in few days to receive Crawfords Statuary
for the United States Government
The u s. frigate Raritan, Com c. 7. McCauiey Capt
W. W. McKean arrived at Calao April 4, and sailed on
the It'll for Gusyaquil
The u. s. frigate st. Lawrence, Capt B. Dulsny, re-
NAMED at Valparaiso March 80.
The L. s soopofwar Portsmouth, Comm 7. A.
Dornin was at Valparaiso March 30 II was reported
that she would go Guayaqu to inquire into the con-
duct of certain American citizens and vessels, alleged
to be in the pay of Gen Flores in his effort to revol
tonize Ecuador.
The u. s. sloop-ofwar John Adams, Comn'r S. Bar
ron arrived at Madeira March TO- from Cape de Verbs
The U. s. sloop-ofwar Germantown, Com LavaIstte,
was off Madaira April ~
The U. s. steamship Fulton, Comm'r 7. G. Benham,
arrived at Pensacola from Havana on the lst inst.
The L. s. brig Dolphin, Comm'r Lee, sailed from Per-
nambuco April 6, for Para
The L. s. soop-ofwar Decatur, Comm WIN. Greene,
was at Nicaragua April %.
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VACANCY FOR A DOCToR.--Greiner, the
Indian Agent in w.Mexico wrote home on the 3lst
of March that he knew of opening for an enterpri
ing Physician. vacancy had happened and he told
how One of the Eutaws on the San Juan River was
taken sick and an Indian Doctor from the Rio Verde
was called in to attend him Owing to the strength Of
the disease or to the weakness of the prescription OF
the doctor the patient died and buried After the
funeral the Doctor taken by the friends OF the de-
ceased, tied up, shot and scalped his wiics hair wa'
cut off his house burned, containing all his property
and all his animals killed This il the law among these
Indians regulating doctors The vacancy is yet unded
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IowA.@The Opposition State Conver

IowA.-The Opposition State Conven-
on which met at Iowa City the 18th ult, nads the
following nominations
Secretary Of State. w. McCleary OF Johnson
Audiior Of Sote-Wm. Pattee, of Lee
Treasue-M L. Morris, OF Polk
Presidential Ele1ors-Gen j. +. Fletcher O. Mdsca-
tine County: Hon G. II. Williams of Lee: Augustus
Hall of Van Buren VIM. E. Leingwel, OF Clinton
I)slsentes 10 National ConrentoR-Wm. F. Coolba1sn,
of Desmones County s. s Carpenter, OF DAVIS; Geo
Gillaspie, of Marion p B. Bradley, Of Jackson
1t il understood that resolutions OF instructions
were moved but that the Cass feeling decidedly in
the ascendant
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PHILADELPHIA.
bold Robbery C0mulittal of n stage Driver.
Csrsespoadence Of The N. Y. Tnbsne.
PHIL ApEfrHIA TuesdaY. NAY II. 1852.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tnbsoe
PHILADELPHIA Tuesday, May II, 1882.
One Of the boldest robberles ever per-
petrated in this city, took place on Saturday night last
about ii O'clock at the millinery store Of Mrs +. r. Har
M No. 70 Archst the very heart of the city. The facts
are briefly as follows: While Mrs. Harris was standing
Cor moment al her store door. of two stand
ing at the bulk window stepped up 70 her aud inquired
Sbe price ofa boapet Simultaneously with the question,
The men seized her hands pushed her back into the
store, and while gagged her. the other ried her
pocket. he hastily pulled out the contents, excsinng
ave got the money Convey Mrs. Harris swooned
with fright and not discovered until minutes
aer the rascas had detected their escape The ro5sers
obtained for their trouble just ve dollars the bulk Of
nrs IL o money behind the counter. A Mrs H.
gives particular description Of the fellows. they will
doubtless be arrested.
The driver of the omnibus which ran
over and killed young Sullivan, has been committed to
prison charge OF homicide, rendered by the
Coroners Jury. Very right. An example should be
made Of of the reckless omnibus drivers VINO daily
sndanecr the lives of our citizens.
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SUPREME Court OFTHE UNITED STATES.
-HasliaStoa' Monday May l0-Jamcs F, Joy, Esq,
of Michigan, was admitted attorney and counsellor
of this Court.
No. l6O JAspdcn's administrator ct al, appellants
"a. M Aspden's administrator ct al-The argument Of
this case was continued by Mr. Newbod for the appel
lees by Mr. Hirs the appellants, and BY Mr.. J. 81
Read for the snpcllees Adjourned.
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equal and sunk--her crew having only time 70 cut
away the painter IF her doy and jump into her mus
were Eve persons, one of them Mr. Forln. brother Of
the u. 8. Consul Amoa who was passenger. iof sew
eral hours in the waterfor they were repeatedly up
set-until they finally drifted ON one OF the keys and
were brought to Belize.
Our trade l. very dull provisions are plenty and
low, in view Of their cost in America The mahogany
cutters are busy getting out their wood Their .tte
are faing ON al sides-mauy having died-snd fears
are now enertsned that instead Of the years product
being larger than last il will fall far short
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v;ved sufficiently to enable him to get to the nearest
bonse and 70 resfs the affair 70 the persous who Ind
49, 90, f,- frora town. and who arrived in tine %
80 S'.n ~ ns,,a,;,e and see him expire.
The murderer, Montgomery, ~as found some nile
s,snt from the scene of his crime and - now ia sale
custody to awas the just rer.bsil2a o. the law and
,..res wife a child and numerous friends 20 mourn
Ia Dubuque Herald, 4th.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new Vii

lasc, accessible several um-s day eotn ~ q. ~ "a,
and steamboat situayso ~ hin ei<od miles o..
Hall On pose Harlem College poiat an1 losnHs
8sy near TlusaiEs and adjoining ins village OF
port which cold esdi, ast sOrns ana nov ~ oots
10: h laid out scale she streets " ossh
Me- i.s.rssctIsx each and VIII from ne con-
rS.s stu rtop a. 40 porcd 0e one OF tue pfh-
ess noyts In the vicinity Of Ss~York The los vary
I. 10 fcn two fou, iots pucs from i,s 70
The tor rs are Sz3 down. AID the rest in astaineo
eIo which every ssssa however
10 become his landlord L hke- se oilers AZ NAV
rept to the capitalist r-fsy net ~ith-ss there no
isubt Judging from the brt that his property wiz
IT months sell II twios ,ss pee nov asked being 81
s. surSssssd smbr acisg Of he East River Village
Of Yus6iIs Rikers Isasd fIrs~nia, York Islsnd the
Yalsads Rocks Carkill Mountains t. West Point making
ons Of the desua lie s.ces for Isac ence th can
K imagined MIA lots aes,ld At Ssrsttsnpon prcs
400 Any POI tn purchase At the above places
are requested to call the 0cs where maps ana evsY
Information will be chss4ful'y gwen JOHN A. FLAn,
NER Ne l5y West 18th st fth and 9Th avs All
peyncnts StrAttonpou and fiamnssbargh lots must
s made personally to 10 IN A FLAMMEh II paad 70
n
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~-..S1"--~(>~|.c~.~''."|@

VERY LOW PRICES WATCHES
and JEwELRY st REDUCED PRICES -rss -
ecnDef, expectlDg 70 receive several l,Tgs bvoe0
WATCHES asd JEWELRY, 10 nov sslling Of bis psss~
stsck 1t greatly reduced prices; -
yus Gold Leptns Wstchss,t h0lss jsweed. tos..-.-s
yias Go Detached Le,es, fan jswslsd.--.-..---.
Fine Colo Patent Levers .-..-.--.---.-:
-and en- other kinds Of Watches ct sgually ~ ge,
Also on kinds Of Gold CHAINS. pure Gold Wedding -
Gold Keys and Seals. Gold Peas and Psnes, 0sie ssa
Yer 1himees Diamond Rlnss and Pihs bfscss 1870
Breaspins. Finger Rnss Silver Frua Ksrves stsf ~
Silver Spoons Cups Forks, &C.. at much lss - "a
any stbsr house Gold Watches ~ Low - - 80
Witches asd Jsvelry srchsnsed All wsfchss ~s,Issss
- keep good time, o. the nsAey returned Wstsns -
ssd yswslry rsoairsl In the best msnesr ax99Es
than the usual prlcss GEO q; ALI I'D
Importer Of watches and yswslry. wholssais ssA -.
No II Wan st.. near Broadway. - sssiss. BIZ"
No 81 Wall q.
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MOST IMPORTANT NoTICE-To

AVk MhuEbfture1o. MochAnic. M.,ch.,,. o.-s.-
sne cnsf se ins chasce for psasanIly scsred C,as
-Insre are how offered for sale ssverai las 70,
loses. N the AosrshIs village MARIO VsauaoH AZ
Ne Delaware River, Sylvss &c N Y ana Of ,hs -,
ee1r hours ride fism the Csy ef New YorE Far 1870,
siau inquire N Harrowshsrsk, Of r. " wACKcp
IAkIA, E&. o. in New-fork AZ ANTHONY j
ntExCxER, Ne. Broad e., sr P. A. LOEScHER No
whsrs. alss. can ~ sssa enact nap of
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q TEAM PACKING.-TYER 3

- hELms PATENT ~ s00 Ne IN soYe dIfFsrent
tnetasss The quality u this arels Which vii stsnd nssr
iooaesess higher hest thaa asy other rsbbsT has been
tsssa ior I've ye.Ss and over ne American and British
spyevl he ss1sssasssd Will wsnaas Ihs raw patent
ve enfi!s satsfaeos IN every ease Ne psnon
az ns stAer kind viii ssaaf g hish shsat Ware
.euss No Cs11sIaAlt e. Al sgAsss sddsssssA 70 sss
HORACE e DAT,
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rACNIFJCENT FARM for SALE,

MAGNIFICENT FARM for oA LIZ
LII b, AuC1IoN,, .. the BANKS 81 Of the ss,t hun On
SON ps,sS:.' ,s ss1..' - &c sc,oca |. the Hotel
!. NJ P.is-Tss esss c'st@ns upsaId, Of sns
S,.d,sd sores Of isod b hiTn sac OF s sl, o.
90 fssf ON he kivsr mie Ion he ceyot Oh
u is farm house ais" spendid mansoa ca
fasipg rooms. ~'h o"ls aao
1900 and all chances fe41isise Of sum
.sr Boarding house II dfst class Inc pIos
nsrt from the m asiop uIy cta'es1ne aan grase ~n
Srvsy, tscty Tor ck aud .rdg-he latter, tas Malt
rosd ia bosfd TO bud C.s haze ssery aornns AZ y,
and II O'Clock. aud pass 90 '""go the ss.ae aoous
ho.ys from Nsw yoJk pru- her PARTICULARS, lnquueo "
n s. KING. or @. LEVI Ne 1856 Ns.saust. wheIe
maps may be sssn. Terms II ste-oAi ne ps.19n
eoey re- Ain ON hold add the balance
ss.h ' Jas MILLER. Anctonsef.
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HOUSES ON s6th..t YORKyUJR

II Re let. two Or three q the rsv ~ Az. ,hr,.-
sts'y Frame Heuses, vith bnck sa,ms.t. xsr,.S.s,
A. 1c on the moth Gds Of eths wet Of ttS Az md
are sst IN the bee. modern style flashed viii hsnSses
marcie mantss and elliptic gsts tserhsut al nil bs
esmplsted about the 18th Of April Fss 49,. ,aa f.s
wde regulated curbed Jagged and lighted I'D hsi,r q.
ysry high ground, with commanding visv ~ he otv
most dsssas.e % The Inland. Apply 10 PfCHxrp r.
sU1DAn No. is wavsr1 place, Before II A. NJ ana
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NOR SALE or to LET-A WooIs,

MIL situated At Patss son, N. j., with tive sets Of
ssses looms and all the machinery necessary for nan
cSenng woolen or co<tce and wooden xoods; uuca sf
~ nschney 10 nearly new and all IN good order rhis
scss nhmens particularly we'll adapted for cotton warn
navug several superior twisgefs and sks winding
.csss II this establishment 10 not sold entire the
nd TIE x be disposed Of in lots sst purchassrs
srs,sly and valuable water power sold or let SEP
"ssN'' S@ i9rsAsr par,icalary aeply to
THOS ID. HOXIE Putsr,ou Nj
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Two LET or for SALE-A large aud
conmodious Hotel and boarding. Houss, in Nor
wax, Conn on the line of the New York and New Hen
halroed a miles from New YORK CITY and within 20 rods
OF The pepots OF the Danbury and and the Y
and Railroads Ii 10 slsbly situated rising ground
near the baIbor, and commands beautiful view Of the
hsrbor itse and of the islands its mouth Long Island
sound IL " admirably adapted for a hotel boarding.
house a. IN summer Norwak the resort of from
the CITY, attracted hher BY the beauties the scenery and
faculties Of recreation ashore well the or
ara tnefe are Always more such applicants than id
aceommooaiiols Besdes these the house can DO flsd
Wh ocsioe.s from the village the year rolAd Possesoa
gwen Aprh l. For terms, So Apply psr sonay on BIZ st-
ter. tsf. A. QUINTARD, Norwalk, Conn
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no RAILROAD COMPANIES and

TO RAILROAD COMPANIES and
Il CAR BUILDERs.-T owners Of the Fuller
Patent fer Rubber Car sp,nss the only original and
s.,s lately solicitor Of he Uas:a Sssss fr.ss"y AID
sheh e a1S 81 sSs Il: saI s1 car
ss.i.st.s.s them equal il i. .::pss: q any SOW
use IN the United States: HORACE H DAY.
No. 81 Courtlandt st, New-York.
Sra Yours Of this date IN relation TO W. Fsllsrs and
F. Psys Patents foI India Rubber Springs we'd
STATE IN reply that have been one OF tins counsel for
Mr. Fuller the controversy and understand the points
Land the a7d October isa5 and in tbs United
the 18th Of October 1876 His American Patent Che
VOID invalid but II remains in full force and validity He
can MAINTAIN suits for violation Of it Purchasers using il
aI because hey sct under the authority Of the United
States IN their patent Fuller and second because Rays
statute and on that account utterly void No suit can
be spon IS BY Hay assInst any one The Commits
oSub. subject the night to issue sis prsdscss
ser MI Belhs hsviI expressly refused Fay Ps.snt)
eueLfT made the order. The grating Palsst
10 hav. under the facts and Of the case pspabs
that have bs.n I.snsd By Mr. Fusr in.situ suit
."~ srsp;v; .,, .t s.,i 20 ps MED a. once n
Ifslly coaeur IN the oOinisrs above expressed.
B CUrriHS Counsel ter r.,isr.
HORACE II. DAY. New YorE DEAR Sv: Al advsr-
tseneLt having appeared papers fs the purpose Of
sssstipg the New EssIanc Car spring Co maiataia
mssopoy and ars yon In the sale OF your
section Of county we deem r bur set u justice
ps, in buHss VOC and to ali as..e 70 ss
facts which have come under notice the dara.
billy Of your il with these the New
Erelnd Car,prig Co Many Of the ssove Csnpanys
sprsss have been N the largest railroads In
stae sId have proved be inferior yours in May
ins'snees they have bst with the weight ef loaded
cars ,nc once with the weight OF unlosdsd when
the other hnsa We have known yos WITH ~
weight they have beer pressed with.
The above railroad has q number Of your springs In
and ~as through their foreman Of repairs carshsB
we we're induced to try them hs
are 70 b had We have never beard Of frssxas in
cur Ast cold weather hes affected DJ ths Of
our Southern sumnes- considerasioa Of no small mag
bsae H. hat you springs % per cent. cheaper in
prce though the D..ce would flvsrn cur prefer
Ell zee were rot your springs superior
Desrng that Railroad Companies and manu- facsur
e's shoea not - impsssd by monopoly from
sell ps for 50 cents.
obse By flisg Last order At your earliest cor
vsAisses and wIshsg you every are very re-
spectfuily. yours, WHARTON PETSCH
Car Manufacturer. Charleston, g. e.
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STONY BROOK COTTAGE and

situated On the Boston Turnpike, one and naf mile: IRON
tks rsiiroad d6Rot at ManaS asck There good dwell
ne or cottage with lawn iuelossd with elegant fences
Handsome spsciou barn ssd stable aso tensht
Aouse All the buildings complete order ana newly
painted. and win require repairs q, many
nsadows There il also abundance Of fas shade ana
fujt trees about the dwelling An lent gsIdea 70
form pond the d~elliog road leads
aireotiy 10 the Sound dis half mile where good
Sostpe Ard fshing Rye beach In the vicinity which
scarcely surpassed for bsthsx puDoses Beautiful reads
md ne drives in every trecon There are several nae
buldipr sites on the fam commanding views OF tho
Sound For a person dong 'sspen in New YORK. or Tor
summsr residepce this ydsrs attractions. In
apiTs Of HOMER MORGAN, Ne Pine-st.
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HOUSE at YONKERS for SALE. =

u For SALE House Lot AT Yonkers, most beau
kally situated or the ofhe Hudson and commands
most beautiful scussurpxssed even II that re-
mantle village. The II large and built In the most
substsntial manner with ste.sn and wash house adoA-
Ing all in good spair The Lot 10 fee. front and rear
By over 800 feet deep Additional laud DO
middle Of April the House will be rented rem the Hrst Of
Nay next. IL Is we'll sted for large fam w. or
boarding house. inquire oil J. n JENNINGS, Y0nkers,
or Of GEO. H. BELL. No. i38 Nassau St. Nov. York.
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DROADWAY PROPERTY for SALE.

- Valuable improved property on Broadway, Nos.
7l8 and T2o Opposite New York Hotel, known as Hope
Chspei fonrg Broadway t, feet $50 ~ ore hundred
and thirty seven and ha s1 '.s dep ss s1as,
A. WARD NEWMAN No 37l 3owery. and WIN. D.
SALIsBURY No % Nasszu-s St The PrenIses can %
examined BY apply at No 37l borery hom 70 ~ ~ IA
and from to 5 p. N.
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nm PELHAMvILLE LOTS for Sale

wv ~Psynsns weekly -Ail sAoss Who feel d.
sSous Of getting healthy spot the Railroad osstsa
esp access % she city. and joining to village So
and which must meet the prospsroas village -
sens texnon eo sroee requested 10 apply early
W. rAHKe0, No. l91 Cana1-C1.
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NOR SALE-One Of the most desirable
~ FARMS and COUNTRY RESIOENCE0 in

Outehoss County being minutes ride lover Doae-
tful read) from the village Of Pougnksopse The bald
gs AL and in order. With variety Of frat trees
Said land fenced with stone
wall f4iliog Having some
beautiful building sites, win be sold 10 purchasers
sub beauti. ul In nature
cannot be surpassed for Landscape view and mountain
scenery, (havns uotsd We. of from twenty 10
forty miles consisting of the rhkill Mountains with the
Highlands the Sba wsnsuhk. DsGderbug, Castskil VITA
the pine orchards and range Of mountains extending
quite into also the villages Of New
bureh and Pooghkeepsis) foo Agcui urs purposes.
For further inform ati0a inquire on the premises@
EDWARD BRUNDIGR
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EOR SALE-Stalnford, nn.-The lats

resdsncs Of Henry Sanford. esq, IN the village Of
stamford Conn al distahes Of ssd half hours nds
dom this CITY This place having bssn fitted sp BY NJ
Sanford for his residence without regard TO trouble
o. expense IL all that dss red gsnss home for
cay oezepan whe wishes s,s family 90 enjoy tn aavsn
saSss Of the county, while attends daily 70 his business
n the atty The Dwelling House cool ana airy IN snn-
sr, with beautiful shade and ~su Enclosed and warn ~
winter. with every e0evsa,eace a. furnace not ana
cold water, bathroom &c. rhers are also suitable
Stables, Coach House. L.. House, Garden with flowers
and shrubbeyy In shet, residence, this place com
Dimes ali the advantages Of The couDtryts health, it,
plsssures it, bsautes-with he most modern CONVENE
sncss Of city home. Communication 10 Stanford, on the
New York and New-Haveb Railroad by all trains, $65s
ysaY. YoY drswingn and more particular descrlpton,
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nor SALE.-A FARM of forty.tve

~. acfee, situated within ~ mautss' walk Of Lsas
and mia OF PcItrh~stef Railroad Depot,
SS.,,S;. 0s..os the B,us~ River. Gu The Farm w
.znEst - rSsss II Putt rrses Il was
sssa eosssIy ,ssessos 81 Nswvork families.
On nreccns "a we nssAfslnsss Of he locality Adoin-
ns the Ears new VILLAGE ssr mans r,nS,r,as the p.s
nen good one fs Investment the whole NAV Ne scls
ef building iet, n'te eess. Mali she purchase money
nay rssnai. On bond and so.ts.ss AppS on The Psrn
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