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A sharp Record!

The New York Express, in the following paragraphs,
refreshes the recollection of the journals of the
Empire State which taking the lead OF all others
in urging General SCOTS nomination upon The whg
party
Horace Greeley, the New York Tribune In 1913 de-
rided General Scouts abilities statesman, and de-
nounced him as "a conceited coxcomb OF man" In
letter politician in the interior OF this State, previous
the appointment OF delegates the National Convention in
1919, he wrote this wise
- Send delegate TO the convention, i you can, for
Clay; II not for Clay, Tor Corwn If not for Corwin, for
Seward Seward Taylor Bat last of all for
Scott Scott is vain, conceed coxcomb OF a man His
should be elected President he would the WING party
into tatters IN less than six months
We think that gross injustice Is done General Scott
in this letter. and that the writer of ought be ashamed
Of himself for giving such calumnes But has
General Scott changedl has The editor of the Tribune
changed We leave this frequent and bitter assaant OF
the friends of Mr. Fillmore and Mr. Webster to answer his
own attack"
" The Albany Journal has been equal pattern OF
sistency in regard this General Scott and shall
let the Journal of campaign. under the same editors
and poprietors, answer the Journal OF another What
the public think OF such gentlemen they read their
daily abuse OF wing journals who have not changed with
the currentl
From, Tue Albany Evening Journal Of March %, 1913.
sn The character of General Scott there is much, very
much, commend and admire But the mischief u, there
Is ,oeakness in all he says or does about the presidency
Immediately after The close OF Inc campaign o. lsio he
which all SORTS Of unwise things were SAID % return and
plague his fends il he should be candidate. And since
thai me with faulty that eizes upon who get be.
wdered In gazing upon tho White HOUSE, he has been
suiferag his pen 10 dim the glores achieved by ms
sword"
II is proper to remark that the editor Of the Tribune
thinks the alleged extrac, from his letter may be forgery
but at the same tme admits that in sls he did oppose
Gen. Scon's nomination with might and main The dis
caimer is very weak 1t is not accompanied by any de-
NAL that the editor of The Tribune did entertain the
opinions imputed TO him; and the circumstaniial evil
dence is very strong that the extract from his letter is
genuine.
Taken together, the declarations OF these two leading
Scott organs make awful record They naturally sug-
ges the question: what General Scott has done since s4s
change these journals unto his most staunch sup
porers There is conceive but one possible answer
in the premises and that is, that be has adopted the
ienro olicyi in rara n he fugitive law
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little than ono hundred eopos OF
OF ls4s," political paper pubshed during
thai Thomas Rtche Al the eie
that contest are faithfully recorded, to-
the presidential elections
is4 and counties the full proceedings OF the Bal
oro the Philadelphia (whg) Convention OF
and indeed objects which likely
10 BE- brought in the approaching campaign will be
ound IN this volume.
Campaign contains 4s folio, bound in boards
backs and corners and VIII be sold the low price otwo
doIlars.
As hundred copies hand, those who
wi to purchase may procure them al this Office.
iI-eou
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Nv A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

Two NEW Two-SToRY FRAME HOUSES, WITH BACK
buildings, auonOn Tuesday, the 18th instant O'Clock,
shall sell, the premises handsome and welbult
houses, fronting
New Jersey The houses new built of the
material and Handsomely located, having south front
Terms fourth cash. balance twelve eighteen twenty
four and thirty purchaser bearing in
of deed given OF taken
Tile indputabe. A.. GREEN,
June ll-3tFMTu Auctioneer
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ny Il. N. sTRATTON, Auctioncer.

DIANo FORTE, FURNITURE, AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
private amyon Monday morning, June li 10 O'Clock
SELL street, 9th and (adjoing Temperance
Iiall)-
Mahogany piano forte made by Conrad Meyer Philadelphia
Do serpentine front sofa, diyans, rockers
chairs, o M tables
nable-top tables
Gilt framed Mirror mantle lamps cut drops
taslmeret embroidered muslin curtains gilt corices
Three-ply paror and chamber carpets, rugs
Mahogany hat-rack, hall lamp passage oilcloth
Brussels and Venetian stair carpets, stair rods
Walnut, cottage and patent bedsteads, beds
Mattresses, bedding Venetian blinds and shades
Walnut, marble top, and mahogany dressing bureaus
Enclosed waslsiands Writing tables
Towel tracks, looking glasses wardrobes
Cottage c,ne IN chairs
Toilet sets, gilt column table lamp
Cfockery and glass table cutlery
Fire irons, tenders, shovel and tongs
Cooking and a tight stoves, tin safe
Together with good assortment OF kitchen requisites all in
celent order. Il
$50 UNDER $780, credit of sixty ninety
days. satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
June lI--G
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6 The Campaign,

Those who purpose subscribing for the "Campaign !"
and who wish the entire series OF NUMBERS should in
order 10 obtain them, send their orders that they
may be received by The latter part of this month
We have made arrangements to supply he,enlire num-
Der all orders received during this month II has be-
come evident already that edition Of the "Campagn
will be very large, and particularly urge our friends
to note the above suggestion.
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Ey y. g. MCGUIRE, Auct,oneer.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY At AUCTION
on Wednesday, June 10Th, nj O'Clock the premises,
shall sell that valuable hreeory brick house. with back building
containing fourteen well built
pair situated H. being No B. No.
40 fronting Ninth street. running back 100 feet This
desirable locations for private residence in the
city
JAS G. MCGUIRE,
June 10-dis Aucioneer
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pY !. q. MCGUIRE. A.ot,one.r.

TRUSTEES sALEPusuant 70 decree Of the circuit OF
county the District Columbia sitting
Joseph Law
executor Lloyd NJ Rogers and Others the subscriber,
will sell highest bidder public auction Thursday
7 June O'Clock, AT the auction rooms OF James Nc
right OF which
Law died seized part square with building,
thereon known aOd Brick Capitol - said being
een hundred dollars
forty dollars subscribed and paid the 1875
and the erection OF buildings for the
mediation Of the Congress Of the United states
Terms cash. JAS ADAMS, Trustee,
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
June sd Auctioneer.
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terrain you for moment | again thank you for this
manifestation OF your respect.
[The honorable gentleman then Withdrew, amidst great
cheering
The band again played several pieces and the crowd
adjourned after many cheers their respective homes
Thus ended the proceedings OF the nght-a night which
will be long remembered BY the democracy of this Dis
trict
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whom they could concentrate aGy CONSIDERABLE por
ton OF your strength they able 10 offer with any
candidate such pledge for future security against anti
slavery aggression their party will consider binding
the country-s satisfactory! We apprehend not The
case is clearly desperate one
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BY >. c. McGUIRE, Auctioneer,

Osa SHARES FIREMEN,s INSURANCE STOCK AT AUG
DJV TONBy order OF the president and directors OF the Fire
mems Insurance Company of Washington and Georgetown shall
SELL auction rooms Wednesday, the 18th instant
O'clock $50 shares OF stock Of said company standing
Thomas Munoe deceased upon which four daars share
been paid and subject such restrictions the charter the
said company imposes
win be added, seventy five Patriotic stock.
Terms cash. in bankabe funds. JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
June ll--eod&d Auctioneer.
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lust arrived 100 casks best New York and 80 casks best
cacned plaster lime, white sand shingles,
snd all building hand and
will be ssd reasonable for cash good paper by
r. NJ PEARSON \ CO.,
June il--ot Al their Lumber yard, I'm at, the Canal
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LANGDoN, Secretary.

EVANSVILLE, June 10, 1852.
The democracy Of this place held last night en,hu
siasic meeting, raying the nominations and resolutions
Of tho National Democratic Convention as eminendy ma
tiona in their character, and prdsing unwaverng
support TO The nouneee and 10 every plank OF noble
aform Of prime pies. PAT down Ohio largely Piece
and KING
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HOUSEHOLD AND MTCHEN FURNITURE, CARRIAGES,
III horse groceries, and liquors aucion.on Saturday, the l2h
shall SELL at O'Clock, in front of auction
good OF furniture, consisting Of
sideboards, bureaus wardrobes, chairs sc.
Feather beds, bedding and bedsteads
Hair and shuck mattresses, carpets, rugs, &c.
Also, good lot of groceries, liquors. and cigars
Pepper, mustard, ginger, &c, in boxes fresh
One good family carriage and harness
One good buggy wagon and gear
Aud family works well rides well per-
iectly gentle; I5Js hands high 8 = years old.
With additions a. GREEN,
June IL
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GALE OF VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTIoN.--on Saturday,
. June ~ O'Clock p M, the auction rooms, will sell
following described The sale viii be without
the owner has removed from the city, viz
Square No. 0s3, lots 5, ., 10, ~
DO do 900, do 81
Do do 1901, do 10
DO do I,03l do Ia
do i,033 do
DO do 1885, do IA, 10
DO 1908 do 2
DO do 1862 do l, ., l7,ls
DO do 1,lO5, do 4, 8, 9, 80, 10, III, IL, 10
do l,l90 do g.,
Terms onehlrd cash tho twelve eighteen
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
June sd Aucioneer.
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Gen. Cass and the Diplomatic Body in France.

Gen. Cass and the Diplomatic Body in France.
Our attention has been called 10 the following in
teresting anecdo.e OF the pursued by Gen Cass
when he represented the government OF the United
States at the court OF France 1t shows that in formal
as well as practical matters, Gen. Cass always
mindful OF the position interests, and character of his
country.
We copy from the Paris correspondent OF the New
York Herald:
told the other nil ht very peculiar anecdoe
pecng Gen Cass Ii thar from ne mmemorial ii
been the habit of the representatives OF the great Euro
pc powers prepare Tho dscourses which made
10 the Kings on New Years day and other special
sons the diplomatic presented itself in body
al the courts During his embassy in France, after having
assisted the first OF these remones, and heard the
speech made the King by the Popes nunco as the organ
diplomat body, Cas- took occasion 10 wait upon the
ambassadors of the great powers and TO inform then that
as lie represented country of importance in the
world, he felt that Its representative he should be con
suited the appropriate language TO be used In the
annual discourse made the chief OF the State and that
on all public occasions il he should be consulted, he
owed il to his government decline accompanying the
diplomatic body and ask for personal and separate in
erview with his Majesty, where he should such lar
guage as the honor and interest of his country might
require. The of this movement was immediate
and complete These ambassadors and ministers assured
Gen that offence intended towards him or his
country bot that old usage had been continued be
cause no American minister up that time had ever OBJ
ieced to It, From that time Gen. Csss was always con-
suited on occasions and IL presumed that the pre-
cedent thus established has been continued ever since in
the person OF his successor"
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AT Easiou Pennsylvania, yesterday morning To- MrHENRY
SAGE old respected citizen
connected with the printer and editor 10Th
year Of his age.
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mAKRlED,
DIED.

Cboscown Maryland, the let Rev.
JosE JOHN L. BURRUSS of Virginia, Miss KATE j.
daughter OF the Hon. j. A. PrARoE.
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La N - Z; 49,
baltimore and wnshington Railroad.

PASSENGER trains follows;
L Leave Washington at and p am IN, M, and y pm
Leave Baltimore AT ~ and 2, a. mi and 81, p m.
Sundays and third trains from Washington and
the and fourth from Baltimore omitted
Tickets and checks Philadelphia and New YORK can be
obtained by and Passengers
curing Of themselves and baggage
In Baltimore Philadelphia, railroad station.
Communication tickets Bladensbug Si3 quarter viii be
Furnished upon application at the Office. : . u. -
Ap Add
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Regulations.
DrrAnrxrsr OF rur INTERIOR,

| DEPARTMENT or rHE IsrEpIoH
Washington, June s, 1854
lat Whenever appeal decision bureau taken
to this department, the subject shall be Immediately
appeal s taken with insrue
practicable upon subject
appeal when report Department shall
Immediately (notng the date when and the
attorney other person appealing shah be noti6od within
fifteen days from such notice may propose
to submit the questions involved in the appeal
I'd Aer the appeal taken, evidence will be
Department. received
lapse days from notice shall be
appellant his the dockens Of the appeal unless for good
the shall have been enlarged before the e1pia
OF the said fifteen days.
ny Of ecretay Of the rn,onors
June e-lw ID. o. GODDARD, Chief Clerk.
requested Observatory now engaged in
making series Of observations in with the astronomical
expedition Chill the public requires
while engaged should interrupted
decided close the Observatory 20 ysu evening from ard
vss any between o. a. M and . p m.
June 4-n
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Mr.. Y. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. Mr.. w. NJ FLEMING, stage
Manager.
LAST NIGHT BUT ONE or TuE SEASON!
The celebrated artistic MADILE LOLA MoNTEz will appcmm
panseuse and AeireFs this evening
On Fnp.y Eyrmse, June u, 1851
w d, he S V ss % Ss 20 as. u s O.. % y Gs
LOLA aoNrEz IN BAVARIA.
Lola Mon'en COUNTESS Of LansfeId, mad1o Lola MOn'
The performance will conclude with
Grand Pas De Deux by. Madlie assdw
Mr. a. w. Smith,
s,s., s sd 50 Is s"
third Tier, so cents; eolored gallery, a5 cents.
Iune'i
T'he franklin Hotel, enlarged and Improved.
THE respectfully friends and e
public generally 2h OF June
this old aud well established hste the Of s ans
aud he will the hours Of 10 and
Ia O'Clock be visits OF all who feel o
posed TO honor him with friendly cali : -.
B-Iwani dining and eamSef-
maids, all colored June li-S'
by A. GREEN, Aucuoneer.
BUILDING LOTS At AUCTloN.-on Friday the llh instant
shall sell on the premises, At o,cock ms lots Nos. ~ ~,
of No $50 The abovedescbed prop
y wide aleysin said square, each having front
feet by 81 feet deep
q sale title indisputable.
June l0--d A. GREEN, Aucuohee'
THE Lvcs Of New York, from
George Clinton Hamilton Fish. volt with portraits
History Of the Methodist Episcopal Church by Rev y ~ S
The Americans Book OF orniory compiled ny u Agar
summerheId or, Life on Farm; By D. ~ Lee
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THE Lives of the Governors Of View YORK TIVE
George Clinton Hamilton Fish J. volt with portraits
History Of the Methodist Episcopal Church by Rev y ~
The Americans Book Of orrfory compiled by J. Agar
summerheid or, Life on Farm; BY D. ~ Lee
What aaw In London by David w. BARTLETT
Rational Psychology BY iaurens r. Nchok D. u r.v,op
June III FRANSh ihihVH'
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Ky ,. q. MCGUIRE, Auctionoer.

A FINE BRICK HOUSE AND LOTS AT AUcTIoN.-on FRI
"A day afternoon, 49, at O'clock the premises shall
part No s. l2 fronting 30 feet 20t
west running 55 feet 10 inches, improved by
story brick and bodybuilding, containing
Also the front OF 29i feet
running l55 feet loinches.
THE house. which situated the OF
Goth streets may examined by application the premises
residue
satsactoiy secured, bearing interest JAS. G. MCGUIRE
lid Auctoneer.
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ny A. GREEN, Auctioaesr.

rxTENslyE SALE OF VERY SUPERIOR HANDMADE
IL Writing and Letter Paper nj Auconon Monday The 2lst
nstan sell auction the OF 9Th street
aud avenue O'clock p M large and superior
paper handmade, bopessed,
highly finished gilt and pani 20 fooscap,
and lot Of parchment drawing note aud bookbnder paper This
paper for Johu T. Sullivan, In 1880 and
prior system, and designed Congress
and Inc public Offices the mandatory from 81 Is TO
SO pe rcam OF linen pink
nand andbores lead pencils waters letter STAMPS ink
ruIers, viii be soid IN lots 10 suit purchasers.
Terms and under slOo cash 500 credit Of
MONTHS satisfactorily endorsed bearing
A. GREEN
Juna I'D Auctoneer.
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BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTioN--on Friday the lib Instant
ID shall sell premises O'Clock, p m, lots Nos 81 W
and 20 in square 500 The described prop
ery wide alleys said square, each having front o
feet by 81 feet deep
sale tito indispuinble
June lO--d A. GREEN, Aucuoheu'
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Private - dress circis so reserved
rs orchestra as family circle, IS cents
Third Tier, so cents; eoored gallery, Is cents.
Iunell
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The performance will conclude with
Grand Pas De Deus by .Madlte Lola Montez, assisted
Mr.. q. w. Smith.
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TUE subscriber respectfully announces 10 his m
Il public generally that he will, on Saturday, IN
reopen this old aud well established bstei, Mt N
u streets; and that he will on that day, between
IN O'Clock, be happy 10 receive the visits Of all
nv
N. B.-Iwant to hire two dining room servant
maids, all colored.
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for The dolioans.

-. -> II prTFRS a co, Importers OF
NJ u. RI - -, ,s'ISsS sgAHDIiS LIQUORS
and CiCASo' No 800 BRO pwA ,n,,y,or articles fr
Where they eD On, - trafs Thelr facilities Ia tee
sss"spp6SfEgT CITATION or CH.MPAGNEs AMI oinA"
shxt fheJ sisofo 70 rsh them az olsceanss ~
are - .ey cess lower man they can be pareh&seo
~ !. 'efhcy house IN the clty. ,.....
ssoesais dealers particularly leqcestec 20 e.sn
A, ar stocks inducements Will bs offered hcs s -
tls \. tbe Drce well the quality OF theii
$3.50 Customers always rely upon hndns tne choAces
brsDds o. ,a'~A' "'sN NO 400 BROADWAY.
MFRS FURS!-A large stock of fancy
II fus, in every ,ar.y a. reSSesS Prl S az Bower,
d3i In HoNhn3oH ., ~ =
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Drofess,cuai NcIifes

Y SMITH DODGE, Dentist, No. q
y p,,d - midway between Broadway snd B!wrryi
would cali attention 10 hls me hod o. lss,sns- ,ns
,S s-cuTsd by sters Patent. ard used BY anse ,no
~ mrs ci,v By Il the reeia held more nfm IN "a ~
nlrce and yet easily removed and e,eahsI .,sr II
si. mi M M =, cases less than Atlf ne usua Qual
I'D secures an equai degree o. strength wnis 's m n
- ess iu,u bo ed and the cost much reoHceu' ~ @
II s. PASSPORTS for all parts OF the
rorJ-An indispensable pro.ecn.n 10 =. n. - :
against foreign aggression Issued oy %, MN
Public and Commissioner No. s. Broaiwa' oSi In
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UGter Cure.

HYDROPATHIC INSTITUTE.--
Il DR.. TRAIL receives patients at the cemnodious
city establishment. No, Is Laghts. special depart
the mechanical and surgical treatment of Female
diseases under the charge of Drs Trail and Hosfofd
- I'M
ORA \ G. T. MOUNTAIN WATER
OCURE South Orange, Essex Co. New Jersey.-JO-
SEPH A WIDER NJ u Physician 20 the Institution
Visitors from New Yors leave the foot Of Co1Tzndt 81, at
81 o'clock. A. n. ard 4 and O'Clock p NJ. IHu
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TanfiMs 1rbools.
G DE BROOKES' DANCING and

T G.. DE BROOKES' DANCING and
LIE WALKING ACADEMY, EAGLE Rooms, corner
of Chrysie and Delaney ats On Tuesday aud Friday
from TO o. for ladies and children and from TIL lOi foT
gentlemen. Private lessons al No 233 Grant ST.
corner OF the Bowery. Mrs BROOkES evening classes
for clusiyely AT No 233 Grand on Tuesdays
and Fridays from 8! ti clock. The most fashionable
STYLES danced IN this country and Europe VIII De
taught IN the possible and most reasonable
charges Only few lessons necessary 70 render the
pupil most excellent dancer All persons who have at
tempted and been unable the art requested
10 apply New classes are now forming. 9Hs
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Jewelrp. Hr.

DEDUCED PRICES. WATCHES
Il y and JEWELRY al REDUCED PRICES.-Tas
subscriber, expecting 10 several large invoices Of
WATCHES xnd JEWELRY for the Holiday Is sell
Ing Of his present stock al greatly reduced prices.
Fine Gold IL pine Watches holes jeSveed
Fine Gold Detached Levers full Iewsled- 80
Fine God Patent Levers
land all other kinds Of Watches al equally low prce,;
also, al kinds OF Gold Chans Cold Wsddins hnss
Gold Keys and Seals Gold Pens and Pencils, Gold and S-
Thimoles Diamond Rings and Pins, Bracelets, Cold
Lockets CUT Pins Ear Rings Gold and Silver Spectacles
Breestpns Finger Rings Silver Fruit Knives, Sterling Sill
Spoons Cups Forks &C al much less pnees than
other house Gold Watches a. OH $50 eaca Watches
and e~elry exchanged AL Watches warranted 70 keep
good time, the msaey returned Watches Clocks sad
Jewey repaired the Vest amer at much less than TIE
usual prices GEO. c. ALLEN,
importer Of Watches lnd JeweEy, Wholesale and Retail
No. II walls, neu Broadway up stAirs formerly at
We 81 vsli-st sTN
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NOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
sale the foiswng located in the village of
kewbuIgk and svcnl'y VIZ
IN ali Farm OF ffom 10 20 81 acres OF land, on which
aCosge HOue nearly IN good order with SIT 70
ON the hoor good ceiaT under II, aud PIAZZA on
three sdesnew sheds, aud barn VITA cellar under IL
pleasantly situated -,
A smal homestead Fam OF Garden, of acres, with
stone house. barn fTuf, &C <. a.
mSeS-h0use 40 by 80 feet with wig 80 by z-Out-Duuu-
ings ut &C. with OF choice land situated west
aide Of Powell av.
new House SITUATED upon the lot the Of
Crescent sv. the Nortn Plank Road. The house sV
feet By "a stores with basement, aieas aud PIAZZA
front tilted the ptak and but Ia the best
ten THIS place, win cut bnid
ipgs complete Will be sold with from to acres of land,
may he desired .
A House and a. acres Of land-situated the North
Road, near VIM. Hughes garden.
House, occupied by James kUsell, Win LOT ~
feet trent BY loo feet deep, on P1well-av
commanding Building -, cOLta 20 acres OF lana.
situated the Powder NIL Road short distance west OF
Goney's Bndge, and about miles from the village
Alse the County Seat occupied by the undersigned
Of the River ard Highlands, and located near the
junction Of the most prominent roads Leading TO asd
from vs. iaee-hr fOu ms of mile distant from the
Railroad depot Steamboat landing, &C. The grounds are
studded with LARGE forest and fruit trees shrubbe ever
greens. &c This place could be subdvded TO sell T. 3, IL
IS acres according 1, the wish If the purchaser
Possession of several of tie places can be had lmne
diatsly.
The shove places lie from half mile 10 two miles from
the Railroad depot Steamboat landing &C. and offer 0p
potunties to those wishing such places seldom met with
Payments made large proportion OF the purchase
money Iemaio AZ cent For iurtheI PARTICULARS
cali or address postpad l. Y. CARPENTER.
NeWbu.sh Dec. 23, 1851 JIG M&Th3w