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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29

PNEoI TVVENT N-FTVE gTNTs.
AeENTs-CALDW WEI l. Il 0lLI, &. II. MARSH
and y. SCOTT, Jr., and ?, ID by Dsugsiss and Fame,
Dealers, &c., throughout the United States and the
Canadas my6 dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29
French Strap shoes, Fancy slippers, English CATERS
SC, DC.
ETME HdT ~ pnnTfC

of supeuor quality and of the approved styles
equal If not superior 10 any in the market
The above goods have been purchased within the last
two weeks and will DO sold at u trihng advance from
prime
Country Merchants by the Case or Doz as low as thew
can be bought in the State. JOEL FLETCHER
ap30 dtf No So Main st., Worcester Mass
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29
HAIR OILS, &c.
LYONS Ka1hairon.

For Preseroiag Restoring, and Beaaaityjag
the Hair
tausing il to gov luxuriantly and giving il soft
- and curling Apo arance Ofthe delightful char
acter. he KATIAIRON neuralizes The effects Of
disease, climate, and old age, 10 preserving and
ing the human Hair, even after Badness Of many
years-cieaIses the scalp from DFnGrgf, and its
ara impur ties-mmediaelJ relieves sympathetic at
ticks OF Neru0Os HeodGcbf, ana cures all culaneous
diseases OF lie skin, such Eryspelas salt Kheun,
Itch, &c Asa
TOILET ARTICLE.
for giving the bar Il rich soft glossy and curling APP
pearauce nothing has ever pfen discovered compare
with IFS .ncOnfesied-s iDcoutesible virtues II i'm
parts The fragrance Of he delightful and exotic
howers, and is free from all mineral properties any
substance Which can color The skin, lady's
hal. For
Bald and Gray Heads,
II is Fe-emnentty beneficial The Kathairn restored
my HAIR, after balness oil II years. A. Jay CouRr-
RIGHT, rs Bond street, N. YORK." This admirable
preparation canbe had Of all reputable Dealers through
Gu North AMI south America aud the Islands of the
Ocean, in large bottles fuf IS cents
Sold TO the trade liberal discount, but commits
stoned IN instance.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29
Can be found at 70 Front Street,
WARDEN'S BLOCK

A GENERAL assortment OF STOVES, Tin, Copper,
N Britannia and Brass Ware Tin Roofs put on in the
best manner, Tin and Copper Gutter and Conductors
pnt up at shortlc tee. Also, Culver's improved Hot
Air Furnaces for he Nng public and private Buildings
the best in the market. i. r. PHELPS.
jel DIFF fHa.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29
THIS CAUTION

To all Purchasers OF bis Pens (Which they are request
eb to observe is deemed necessary as many makers
and Importers have assumed his distinguishing No's
and STYLES of labels with view Of FOistng their own
manufactures the Public These remarks appIy
particularly to bis original No. 3u3
jill d9n HENRY OWEN. Aren't
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29

A GENTLEMAN ard his wife can BE- accommodated
IN with good Board, and pleasant rooms within two
minutes walk OF The Post Office, by pplyng at A. Put
MANS Auction Room
T. 5. Also, few single GentleGen can be aecommo-
dated with Board and kcoms aG.9 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29
BOBRDERs.

A GENTLEMAN and his wife can obtain pleasant
II rooms and Boar by apply ing at No p Pleasant
oct. Also several single geDtemen can be accommo-
itsl with Bond. myl2 DIFF
GROCERIES, &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29

Willow Wagons, Cradles, and Baskets
XETAGoNS, Cradles, BASKETS, Velocipsds, Wheel
w Barrows, Rocking Horses Boys Sleds, Rubber
Balls, Pins Needles, &C.. holesale and retail al
de dawtf NERRILL'S. % Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29

J.. Ct. WARREN,
TFAs opened a DAGUERREAN ROOM No. 227B
Ii Main street, up flight Of Stairs, where he
will be happy 10 wait upon his friends. $3.50 ~
&- Opposite the Worcester House sat..f
June 2, 1853. d3m JOSEPH G. WARREN.
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PARAe0IS

~ May be bought at the Manufacturers prices,
F$~rA& which are 25 per cent cheaper than you can
>osl5T find them a any other place in this City
IT. N. B. All my Parasols have the best Of
Whalebene Frames, and are warranted wen made.
y T.. MOORE 80 Main st
FormerlyJ S. Rands OLD Bonuet Store.
Worcester June 10 1853 d3n
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BOARD Board.

. OR First ate Milliners, at
n CHAMBERLAIN, BARNARD, a CO.'S
my4 duWtf
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WANTED.
Wanted Immediately

. OR Good Blacksmi,hs can find constant employ
- ment, by applying at O5GOOD BRADLEYiS
diff Gar NauufacTory.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29
Sight Restored.
Joseph Gillott's steel Pens.

Manayactuver's Warehouse, 81 oToh,, ST., N. Y.
NoNE are genuine but those bearing the numbers
IN by which they are designated, together with the
Fac sime of the Signature Of Joseph Giltolt's" on
each Package or Box.
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT.
To be Let.
TO LET

A ROOM over The store Of The subscriber
m iell dtf fl. AYRES
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Basket and Willow Ware
NFaHWfac4O ry.

ACOB C. WEIXLER, No. 1872 Main street.
ap2O dtAuslI@
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Wanted Immediately,
F0AN COAT. Vest, anI Pantmakers Good prices
LOOO and Constant employment will be gwen.
Apply TO MACULLAR, WILLIAMS, q 90, III
Ppes Block, Main st, sign Of tie Fll Dressed Man.
my7 dtr
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WORCESTER. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 20 1853
WANTS, &c,
W ENTFn

WANTED
'HhrE or Tour Backsmiths, accustomed 10 the use
j Of riphammss. Also, two goud Chisel grinders
Apply to G. FOSTER & GO Worcester. or PAGE;
WHlTaAN d co, West tchboig
mcn24 istf
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EXCELSTOR YATR T0NTC.

A Purely VEGETABLE Preparation, for promoting
the Growth, Preservation, and Beauty of
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-06-29

WANTED.
I OR TWO LADIES to sell Goods in Milliner
Rooms, to whom constant employment will b
giYeil. oy b. b. HARBON & co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

sACAsE.-Elzorah wife of the Rev Eleazer King of
sa'h Mass has sued for divorce on account of deser
20 They were married about ten years ago and about
sht months aherward he charged her before Church
eneii with having told him he had better study gram
ar and give up preaching till he knew more The Coun
1aniSsed this charge, and the offended reverend has
wi since refused to live with his wife She touched his
rne On the raw Boston Post
NiLLnSous l. The Detroit Tribune saws that At a 70.
WI nre In that city Mr. Frederick Inder1ni who keeps
cey on the opposite corner generously threw omen hs
Sois and invited the fremen. who were somewhat ex.
10 paitake Of such retreshmen as his store afford
oecoming known that Mr.. l. was standing treat
ssng OF rowdes and "deadheads" rushed in TO the ex
sOs o. those for whose benefit the store had been
rsIsu and AFTER drinking up his liquors and eating his
and cheese, fell upon Mr. lndermill and throwing
aocwn beat and otherwise maltrested him. and wound
@s rascaty by picking his pockets of all his money
m, D"N i"NS'--A NWcinnau exchange
ss success OF DIR; Caroline Brown in the practice Of
49, profession has already had sensible effect on
Ss,s ne, IN the country round about Cincinnati Six
~ . .sGes OF good families and superior education
sgproachng term" e0
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
WILLLAKSB URGH ITEMS


PueILIsrrc The fremen of wulamsburgh seem rrvii'
Of the notoFety gained by their brothers of Ph
pha and Baltimore great many hostile collisions AZ
taken place between the rival companies of late On
Wednesday evening after their return from the Brooklyn
fire several companies assembled in Grand st. and msas
preparations for general fight The affair evil nty
preconcered piles of stones having been collected n
ous streets and gangs of rowdes hanging about In
groups, ready to participate in the affair The Police with
great eXertions succeeded in frustrating the base intent
No less than four Policy Offices have been closed In this
city during the last few days and the Police in search
OF others
CoLLIsIoS.The Peck slip Ferry boat Niagara while
leaving the Slip the New York side yesterday after
run into by the Minnesota of the same Ferry.
The former boat was somewhat injured. part of the
wheel house and large portion Of the ladies' cabin
having been torn away No person was hurt
MIIrARr.-The Cavalry troop under the command OF
Capt Gaus proceeded target excursion to East New
York yesterday morning. They were accompanied bya
large number Of invited guests, all mounted and pre-
coded by fine band also horseback The cayalcado
attracted much attention during their passage through the
streets The Company returned late in the afternoon.
hav ing spent an agreeable day
The Light Artillery, Capt Taef. also out on
parade during the day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
BROOM W ITEMS.

TIE FIRE Of "WEDNESDAY NIGHr-RExAISs or MAJ
FoUsD-Durng the prevalence Of the fire at the foot Of
Goldst on Wednesday night il reported that several
workmen in the OIL Factory where the FIRE originated had
perished amid the flames bat in the confusion tia. prevail
ed the truth Of the statement could be definitely
tanned About noon, however, yesterday, a number Of
men engaged in clearing the site Of the FIRE discovered the
remains OF human being consisting Of portions Of the
seu breast and shoulders the legs and lower par
the body having been reduced TO ashes II IL consider
ed certain that these remains those Of Martin Nolan
native Of Ireland aged 81 yssrs snd ~hous family He
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
La " INTELLIGENCE
CIRCUIT coURT-Bsssrs Js4ffs EOso.os

On behalf Of the Dry Dock Co, Of this City Gncor
porsted in s2 Of the owners Of the propeller
Joseph sherman OF 357 tuns tsi being for three days.
at 2c per tun in Is5l during which the propeller re-
manned hauled up the Dock In defense said thsf
Mr. Geo Brbeck employed 10 repair the propeller.
and was paid for it, and that he engaged her Be placed
on the Dock Mr. b. afterwsrd Il said stopped psy
meatl Verdict for defendenf
John hsynor szf William Miller.
On note for 1908, given In ief5 10 the late 6rn OF
Raynor Pond For defense Il the Statute Of Limit
atoms In reply i was said that $40 paid on IT, thu.
recognizing tie debtin i95o
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Advertisement.
EAST FyD yFRsT-s WEST END =

table laws Of Nature change and With time every object
mate and inanimae continually changes
and business localities To-day ind certain business eenteed
one location and tia Who 10 there esd
this City that has noticed this msrchl Two
years Broadway claimed m prerogatye all basness
Dry Goods Since then Gsnd+ has mpercepby bat gradually
shscrbed that Prsrose, and claims in coLyssAs Halt
champion equal might DO the ladies doubt itl V No 81
Gand and notice the rich India Cashmere Sks Velvet Coaks
and Aants Plain and Brocsde silks French Mernos Moasen
LANES and other dress Eood and them with the
Broadway prices But word 10 the wise sufficient.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

Was hoarder al the house cf Widow LETTERS In Qelis l.
md operative IL the Oh Factory When the broke
r-f ~ r-asrerced sekiag his clothes iao raak. ssI
ssng some articles which he had lea in the Flc;oy hs
ect them lie wa, - enter the door sui
dsoy Sr screams heard by th,se o1tsd, 51f tbs
flames burst forth With sach fury that no living Being cssi
gei De ar The building TO render the least assistance so -
me POOR man TSrishCd
The total loss sustained by Nessr johnson. Ssnf,rf
Co amounts in round numbers 70 si30ooo a1rn WI CD Ia
sarses lad been effected The extent Of $4,000 - II
L.s in-- wing Nan VI .,a D.. L.. d..
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A. 4. 4 c. liz Auctou~rf
pal IMPLEMENTS. GARD

,nprcULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, GARDEN,
Ais nd FIOWER SEEDS. LEASE STORE FlKfO HES
ID VVss1GsFTS sALE a. No a Chsmter~t on SATURDAY.,
rom TbursdryA & TUGILE viii sel - shows a.
~. Nv order Rogers Assignee Of + j. lyon Co
Of Asricul ur implerosDs seeds. &c contsinec
~ on Flows C1rn-shcefs Hsy~n'tefs Cuitvs'cT
~. Wbseiberrtv. >cy'he Pitcfrs Hoes sheepshes7
variety q Cresg Garden and Flower seeds Aeo
- ~ he Buiding Fixtures RcrrtnEs safe Dssks
sheITipz Oss FIfss &c The whole beng worhy the
n ~ t.sce and 20 b. solc o4 cab close The concern
s, COW feldy aud LAY b. Obtained Of ths Aueiosss
-. Il 10 Broadway. AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT.
CITY ITEMS.

hO.s n yesterday exhibited no change worthy Of
tAess s,,,' ~y was elOuded until near evening when
We cha, sunset Of extraordinary beauty The night
hsps - a Nicolay sold yesterday at auction.
on vsrs ,ols o. lots situated at Fori Hamilton The
idea D., 80 'ees and brought for corners some $500
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
Advertasement
CrRyVys NFW STYLE OF COIORPD DaCrPRRP 20

rYPrs-Psru.r called style Of Color
produced Also, bis Miniatures and Portraits OIL combining the
uthnes and Of fine DsTuseotype with the beauty
and hnsh Of the finest oil painting Specimens Be his
magnificent DaEeT2n saloon No 4s Broadway Leonartr
b. Dsguereotypes Of deceased persons taken in oil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
Advertisement
APPLE TnN'S ART PUBLICATIONS "A new and great

dcovery BY which the finest Line Enpavnn Wlfe Land
sheer Hanna and other eminent produced eq1s 70 the
orisnA4 and sold garh the cost Of ponf sapsoas
received AFYLETOgs Gallery OF Art No ts bftd~ shsrs
Be found Frames and Portfolios IN various sly oAnas o
be,utifsI nnriou.l uaepora GEO Pri1tselsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

ArttttclTF I
Assistant Apothecsry j AMzs ArcHiSoS.-
In addition 10 the above there six consulting physi
clans Of high standing connected with the Institution
The Dspensary is open daily, from 9 till for Advice
and from iii for Medicines Sunday and Holidays
e1ceptedl
APPOINTED Sept - 1855
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
(Advertisenelt
To The LApfEs-CBsDELL, PERSON & LAKE

Broadway their old the public
their Fall portsOns Of h Br0csde Plain Glaze and Psd silks
Also and select Of Dress Goods embracing many
novelties selected BY their Gn the Continental market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

.oqp WAREBOyst.-- o.
NlD1h NIL-Or t rCEl {.
=. ,.vl1s.-,lf r.-r.r Ns lcrars .-aF1rfeys ana 100
- s ~ ~ @ yes y, s5s soy ,i 800 'ss ~
,-sst hc-- 1r,a rrt s- rlcl g. sre tAe ai-alsaf
500 - Le ..fsns ~ E. .er o. ''o
.I,:sz s,sToS DIAPIHs 4nd Tow iNjs ~ chs'.
(0I 1' a. 8irdseye aaa Lstnes ,or sss
lfsff Df Nj SO H Co. arf 81 alo ~ nfoadwaJ-
nc..,,Ts-steans -r- Madders. Dew stgies, received
ftsr ~ T''A' 'Sfsw a Co No. o. .nd y BrO.d~sy.
-z,xrs-Iieht sni isrk styles Steams and Mad
Dkfio ,.-et. laead4s Shinins Pfas % french. faf
/ IN ~ EE5MiTE Co, Hos O. I'D II Bfoad~ay
gs,yIITHAM JBANs-lO0 eases bieacied Wslih~'a
NJ less Or is ,ns Co.,. se5 i' i-'' y :, ..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

This number exceeds that Of the four other dspensares
In the city confined and necessarily requires the aid Of
the wealthy and charitable enable ii to meet the above
large demand especially the State Legislature have
fused the usual annual grant Contributions (which viii be
duly Acknowledged in The Tribune can be sent to any Of
the Trustees the Treasurer r. II Field No l27 Water
the Apohecary, at the Dpensary which Is situated
ni the corner of White and Centre st and Is now in the
sixty fourth year of It's existence.
The following is list of medical officers and their hogrs
e. l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

The MAGNIFICENT CrnYnn i

The Magnificent Crayon Daguerreotype made only
RooT's Gallery No 5 Broadway still the delight
lion Of all true lovers Of art Examine IL BY all RoOrs
Rooms Of access Pictures taken In any weather.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
ALBERT n NICOLAY. -Adctioneer
GREAT and IMPORTANT SALE Of
tVi00.&i
CHOICE BUILDING LOTS,
Located in the beautiful

VILLAGE OF MAsFETH,
only q miles from the Wliiamsbugh Ferries.
ALBERT H. NICOLAY
VII sell Il Auction TUESDAY Sept n 1855 at II o'clock
~ he Msspeth Hotel desirable Building Los Maspeth
qbe Lois lie and South Of the Church Of Mpeth
srS about the Hotel having front the
ksxtovn Pank Road the Flushing Avclue
Booiyn Road and the Mount Oyet Road Of $50
t hoS presenns front on three Important fube o@d2 Of
1Nftet. q,
n believed be found the present time VIII
M on desirable for al who require be the City Of
EvYo The distance om the Ferries at WilamsbaIsh only
Mills GOOD Plank Road which there OmniDOses
runnDs minutes g cents faTe aud when the
Ibs Railroad completed additional facilities Of travel aud
t m city, will be had lower rates is certain 20 touch
h. tsRe No village within the short distance OF the cry
gses Maspeth beauty and there more healthy
ne viii highest bidder and 60 Of the
r money remain bond and mortgage Tor three or hve
ndispuiabe deeds will be gwen
partly graded and will be completed in the nsiest
nsnntr a the expense Of the present owners.
Pa Mars all particulars prior the sale, apply to
ALBERT n. NiC0LAY, No - Wallst,
On C. C. LYON and 4 EDGAR HEBBARD, on the premises.
sons dsous seeing the Gromd for the purpose OF satisfying
esrstvs auy the location ceye Free Tickets
he Omnibuse by applying at The Ofee OF the Auetonee No
fWsllsf (fG1)
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fAdvertHementl
ESPECIALLY FOR LADIRs-The fine DaguerreOtype

Rooms Mr. RoOr No. 13 Broadway deseryedy popular
with the ladies' for the that the
hh such places usually and biz consequently
spared the fatigue Of climbing into third fourth and 9th stories
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

STATED MEETING OF TIE BOARD OF EDUCATION
Uednesddy, sept u, l-53Present Erastus C. Benedict,
President, and Commissioners Blackburn Stuart William.
son, Savage, ODonnell Coolidge Meeks T Z. Smith,
Person Nulte, Murphy, Pnkney, Leverage, Fell Slman
". Jones, Adams, Dodge Curtis, Ketehum Morand, Bar
Collins Stevens De Lamater, Cary. DE Peyster Ran
son. Hibbsrd Carter, C. II Smith Nelson, Adds, Peet
Waterbury, Monteiih, Davenport and Cooper
Absent Commissioners A. = Jones Mott Hilton. FoOie
Betkman, Dunning. Wright Russell Fraser WIlet VII
Eams. Isppen, Davis Ehing Beadle and Winthrop.
The minutes Othe last meeting read and approved
COmmss,eat,0ns-From Jas Marsh, declining Trustee
ship in the Sixth Ward. On file
From T b Mead Chairman etc, inviting the Board TO
visit the Horticultural Exhibition q; Nblo Garden Ac-
cepted-
From E. W. Griffin relative TO Peuons Map. To
Committee on Supplies.
From the Clerk Of the Board showing the new numbers
Of the schools per order VI the Board sept Il Or
dered on fle and to be printed.
From the School Oticers 18th Ward. demonstrating
against the adoption Of the Report Salaries Oa table
APPLIcaTIoss.-From the School Officers 10Th ward.
for appropriation for repairs Il the schools Of said
Ward. To Finance COMMITTEE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

TIE CsSASsfr Rror.-In the Court Of Over and Tao.
miner yesterday four of the prisoners named The n
Coggns Michael Tuley, Jacob Spe and Nathan
indicted for not and highway robbery Cansra on "A.
9Th Of July ast were tried upon the later chsrxe Tn.
witnesses the trial Of Collins and Farrell tried ani AZ
quilted the ehsrge the day previous were sr.s
examined. and the evidence was elected N,as a
the parties identified and there no evidence 10
show that the prisoners guilty Of the ofcae a.
charged The Judge charged to this effect and the jury
without leaving their seats announced the verdict
Guilty. The trials the charge of riot have hSonI
Ioned till Tuesday next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23
ALERT n NcOIAY Aucti0nocT.
GREAT and POS TIV Il SA l. L of
CHOICE AND BfAIIIFUL
BUILDING LOTS AND COTTAGE SITES,



NASSAU HIGHTs. IN The VILLAGE OF NEWTOWN
Within -Four Mlss Of the Guy Of New York At AUCTION
ALBERT II. NICOLAY WILL SELL
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY Sept 9th and 3Oth
O'clock each day Of the
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE, IN THE CITY OF NEW-YORK,
900 beautiful and desirable Building Lots and Cottage sites within
bur miles Of the City Of Newfok on the BrettonIeue Farm
Ia the village Of Newton.
MS properly now known Heights and othe
has this advantage of being in the imme
veniy OF churches several denominations and schools also
being emincnce
sdng view OF the village the air in the highest degree
I'd healthy, and the water unsurpassed.
fhese lots laid that nearly all Of them front wide
running straight lines through the property Two OF
feet wide and will be boIdeed each side
m Of shade trees Al Of the avenues viii be opened and
r1ed BY the present owner
nk lies ar, parallel with the NewtOwn Plank Road
~ de ant only few rods from u.
of the farm woodland the timber Of which worth
xh than the Of charms besides furnishing fine opPoI
hHf large and elegant shade sylvan Lake,
hf between Caldwell and BrotOniereays beautiful body OF
romantic ndabounds with gold and other sh
Toe title Il Ddputablt printed abstract OF which will be fur
tAsd each purchaser This properly will be sold In
a sections and considered of tho beat opportunities ever
frdtd for permanent investment
ne Flushing Railroad which hourly trains will suf
iiy this property which will render residence there
and ehu than the immediate line OF the Railroad
NJ Common Council the City Of WILLIAMSBURG the evening
NkoudAy Sept ~ passed solutions giving PERMISSION 20 the
losd Company bring heir through the city Commuta
Ia BY Railroad w probably not exceed so Per which
zach les the City Of NewYork line Of
o.abuses passfs every IS minutes through the day:
the fees the day of
N ne cen, On The ism when fully warranty deeds
v BE- The remaining 90 cent remain bond and
o or @ is Sn WIN PSse OF p Ing @
in cash the time OF receiving the deed
VII be entitled deduction Of cent the amount so paid
Anunee clause will be inserted deed guard against
ne treetion Of Objectionable, buildings.
On the the day Of sale viii DO
ershed 70 any who may wish TO view the property.
It9l ALBERT II NlCOLAY, No 10 Wallst.
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SCHOOL CoSTRIBUTIONs.

y =
Have we Free Schools among US II yea, then away
with contributions, for the Washiny ton Monument
at the Crystal Palace Seemingly to excite emulation
among the schools perceive that the amounts collected
from The juveniles is credited each school without the
fairness If indicating the circumstances which have
occasoned the differences In donations A questionable
mode of teaching the young idea to shoot Very many
of the children EHab TO give The difference in their
pecuniary condition is thus forciby exhibited and
holiday they made wretched D.
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