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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-17

measure received its fairest test in thu
Raleigh District. at the election JUS
over. And we wish the friends Of III,
principle to recollect the vote BY which
il was sustained.
] MI. Rogers, the Wing candidate
Land Distributionistof course. receiv.
ed the full vote Of his party. 420l. Mr.
Venablc. Democrat. but IN favor d
Land Distribution, received 4l34 votes
while Mr.. Lewis, the regular Demo.
cratic Candidate, opposed to this mea.
sure altogether, got but 2453 votes,
Majority of Venable over Lewis 1851.
Had the contest been simply between
Messrs. Venable and Lewis. the former
would have been elected BY 5000 ma.
joritv. When the exertions made to de
feat Venable By members of his own
party also are considered; when the
whole power Of the Standard, the organ
with swelD wasleselled against him,
two sequences naturally appear. First,
That Venable was popular man. Sc.
cond, That the Land Question he adj
yocated, is likewise popular with the
people Of the 4th District, seeing that
1855 voted in its favor. while only .,
453 voted against it. Recollect that !.
Wilmington Herald.
GIVE TITO Him. Before the cleo
tion in the Raleigh District, Mr.. A.
NJ. Lewis. the regular Democratic
candidate, was BY all odds, according
to the Loco Foco papers. !" the strong
est man in the field, superior to venable
in popularity, ability and every thing
else. In fact he was something super
tinc. Since the counting OF the votes,
however, and the ascertainmens of the
fact that Lewis was slow nag, being
dlstanced BY the entire field, the cur
rent Is beginning to set against him,
and the Journal thanks him for his ser.
vices in the cause, in the following
grateful style:
One thing is now evident, ot which
We here at distance had no means of
judglng-Mr. Lewis was weak and
unpopular candidate, and this foisting
themselves upon the party by unpopu-
lar or incompetent men, is the difficulty
against which Conventions were in.
tended TO provide"
Yet this weak and incompetent
man Wasrecommended to the Democra.
cy, asa proper Representative oftheirin.
terests N the Congress. BY the Raleigh
standard and the Wilmington jour
nal Now, since his defeat, they will
hustle him one side. mi
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1853-08-17

knowledge may sIumber in the me-
lnery. but 1t never dies.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

DANCING ACADEMIES.

NEoRE NEW CLAssEs-BROoKES DANCING AGA
W deny s6l Broeme street between Broadway and the
Bowery pupils OF the present making most
rspd nrcgrcss beyond all precedent In OF les
sonsMe taught the tka polka nnzourk schotche polka
ON Tuesdays and Fridays from three M six o'clock Gentle
NJ Mrs Brookes' evening class Tor ladies exclusively
Wednesday srd Saturday from III nine o'clock hr
kVuxA $3.50 $3.50 ''"''r - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

CORPORATION NoTIcE-DEPARTMEsr OF RE-
q
s End SUPPLE III do Msy CITY HALL until s,sd,day
viii s9;aSsd ssass:s ri 5
S s building for shS corporation Of the city Of New York
engine isSt INC @
for
n and sss ss
Of the work required TO be done on he apparatus and
II F'ss,s
Sou srs
nee Fringe and Houston streets sndn! to be used
ss
Ssp, sc S %
And Of tho work required be done all
& ~ Tor any Of the above works can 30 Obtained
as ss' city & ~ II
poratOn BARTHOLOMEW o. PURDY,
Cormissionor Of Repairs and Supplies
EiSANcE DFPARTMENT-- CoMPTRoLLEas or.
hes tsy York Dee Y s-sealed proposals will be
& fsfsri a nhan F sSs an ss' VIII n B. Ct
s @ s s :a e, rs
81 sS ,Sr 3 o q the y e New York For
en- l so or ssh street sesTss,
Co No ny soa is street the Use
for s T. o rss s os Of 9
cath avenue BETWEEN lsith ana 1871 trssss For The
Ss ss can e
andsm Or splias directs g IA yaadam sprns srce
nd sett q 20 ID. ia feet tho s3d srsos,
syery Of d,cd the cosprsils Each rropoal1S
aa 81 No mooTs ds rsass
rsf us s Sei' s then en-
osea In second envecre and directed the outside
a s las II As Ss. @
ots or project the interest ire city '''
=. :. E-A-c. c.-ls...ss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

A GENTLEMAN, THIRTYTHREE YEARS OF AGE
"A healthy, Of active business habits and in good sua-
too wishes to enter into inge with lady about the
tsme age ola pleasing disposition and having at her own
disposal few thousand doas Tho utmost secrecy and
honor will nyols bly, be observed the gcnemsns part
and the samc expected the ady and communica-
ton she may direct him will he cheerully returned
requsod their interview Addres In the first instances
through tie Chatham Post once 10 Home, box 2
Viii dsrs s~d stafnr u intxYYitw "
b had, And desirable AttssueG WA W Gvsas.s -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13
Mr.. FREEMAN HAVING PURCHASED OF Ms.
MATRIATONY,

A GENTLEMAN OVER SIX FEET TWO INCHES IN
n height of good figure and sound constitution not bad
looking whes make tho scqusutance Of some youpg
from to 23 Of for the OF making her his
wife whom he could support senteey and he thinks surely
we'll educated, charitable in disposition and gentle in tenn
aud possess good face and figure. IL she SINGS
and dances, from the country has small for
tyne shs win nct be objected to therefor The reason Of hs
his IS that he hss not had Of late much opportunity
OF In the society Of ladies' he having been engaged
Ia trade ard 10 cd Of single life II II be blesedness
None but no tall girl young widow nces stten
honorable and manly Treatment by addressing kentuckian
POI Offce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE IS HERE
by given to the owner occupant
Of all housss and lots improved unproved lands ~
fected thereby that the wing have been
completed BY the Assessors and lodged in the office
ths Bureau Of for examination by ell persons
terested For filling supken lots The limits
1 such assessment include all the several and lots
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels situated on
the south side Of Forty third street. from point
AND thirty one feet west Of Seventh point
hundred and sixty nine feet cof the
Tbrtieth street from point two aud fifty
from Ninth TO fifty feet west thereof
side Of Thirty fourth street from Lexington point
one hundred and fifty feet west thsveof
side OF Thirty street, hundred feet
avenue TO seyenty feet east thereof south side
Forty street from Broadway Seventh and
on the east side Of Seventh side Of
way one hundred and three feet south Forty
street. All persons whose interests affected by the
naned assessments and who opposed to the
either Of them requested to their objections
writing to te undersigned, at their Office, Hall Of
Records within thirty days from thu Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES j. DODGE }Assessors,
CHARMS McNIELLS
Once Bureau Of Assessme nts, Street Department. Deo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

flORPORATION MOTTO E.-PUBIIC NOTICE is HERE.
~ by to the occupants
OF ell houses l0t improved
thereby that tie following have
by the and lodged the office of the Bureau
Tor by all persons interested viz
Tor setting curb and gutter stones and tagging Broadway
Etyfrst to Fifty The embraced by such
Assessment include ell the several houses and lots
vscs lots, pieces and parcels situated
OF broadws} from Ftp Is fittyninth street. the
rcrh eide OF Fifty frat street from Seventh
SSfeet west Of Broadway both sides street.
from Seventh avenue to lint 2 feet west Of Broadway
both sidcs Of Fifty street m feet Broadway
both s,des Ct 100 feet east and PA feet
feet east and 23 feet from Bro way Fifty
sixth street 200 feet east aud 73 feet Broadway
on both eides Of Fifty SEVENTH 2 feet and ~
fssm on beth sides Of Fifty eight street 90, feet
ninth street. $50 feet from Broadway ALL persons whose
interests are affected by the above named and
who are opposed the her of them
20 present their objections writing to the at
tner once No Hall of Records within thirty days from
the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,
Oce Bureau OF Assessments Street Department. Deccm
Der IL, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

DAGUERREOTYPEs.


GRIM ELLIS DAGUERREOTYPES 2i2 BROADWAY,
" Of Fulton street, Barnum's Museum-Da-
sueeotye kenessos every decript from the largest
to the aest size Copies Of daguerreotypes portr.
engravr & executed 10 the highest perfec
ton OF the art I'D Broadway, coroer of Fulton street
Editors Of country newspapers Ia tho United States
Canada copying the above will DO entitled to
Dsguerreoypes taken this establishment to the
OF their advertising They will forward
inserted. ID. e. GRlNNEII.
MR.. FREEMAN HAVING PURCHASED OF Mr.
exakder Ransom the half Of his property in the
mond Lsh. apparatus for enlarSns dasucrrcotypes will DO
prepared day. between the hours Of aud three
o'clock M 70 show to respectable parties the
Of Daguerreotypes 40 enlarged through WHOA psrtect
drawing traced the reflection itef from the cabinet
the sze q life even larger with nnerrns certsaty in
re-types OF friends will please bring them their
real value when mnend thrown another surface
thereby avoiding all the Offsets Of the OF
ABOLISHED plate and yhai Of hundred per cent increase
sonably made. Rooms No: third aoor N. Y. University
Washir gton parade ground.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13


~ nooLMTAs EUROPA. N. shsnno., oonmsassr, WIN
and Tgrops % ~essssSay Ss s az
Els -. ~ 1 ss sa board
TOR LrvERPoeL-uNIrsD STATES NAIL STEAM.
j. shiE ATLANTIC. ysmss West conmsnder This
rope positively .surdsy Dec a. Il O'Clock H. from su
ass q b sa oh fr. =:
h or pnssS'sd K G = and
Pasiss win succeed sao A.ao. ad' sail
January 7th, 1854.
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srAYss
Nail steamers.-fhe ships comprising this Line ara tns
A!LaAArM'Tric... ."............ Captain west
eo: .Ss.Is f fs::
These ships have ic;a bni. BY :cnirss specially fcI
ruso sas nss sssn s IN ss
and sr pssssss sss aassusass fss
Prices passage nom sew FORK 70 Lvorpool-In ars,
s ss sss s II second 'aSa a szsa's use Of sss
Az experienced surgeon =. eSed 70 ssah shi,.
paorosrb DATES ron SALINE.
s.,,rd drsm New York. ,, va, From L,vssgeol ,r,
s:ssss e. e -: s:s s.: e.: is
sSS%S sS'S;sE = co. ~ wan street.
JonS MONROE CO.. No ID i RSs ao.rs Dam. De-
oE Etsssiis' h. rf bsi p E.us.
The Of these shps win not accountable for so
ns.s S d sS1s sss he ss
thsrepf sberein expressod.
TvHk LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA rTEAE.
ship Company intend starting shoir favore steamships
yRoM ThrLA9ELPrrA,
S syy q ssasurSSsy 9ss - lsss
IRON LsvERPo0L,
Ssy " OisssvWs sWsdhebday nov " it5d
s.lsss ~ s..ss ;ssa ,s'
and fornd wish comfortably eooSe Cd provisioEe, for
Parsiss wishing bring out their friends Obtain sen
Agent "a W slnns street Phi ldsfekis - 49, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

TULLIEN's CONCERTS.
q LAST WEEK or THE AMERICAN QUADRILLE,
IN ORDER TO GIVE PLACE TO
GREAT EXHIBITION Qua DRILLE, ON
MONDAY, DECEMBER L.
MOZART NIGHT.
This present Tuesday evening" December 49,
Z.
Overture I'll Ylauto Masioo" ..,.........No zarS
Grand Aria-"The Queen Of Night HOARD
Vrom the sane eperA)
Mdlle Anna Zerr.
Symphony-The celebrated yitern symphony Koyayt
Complete-l Allegro Vivace Andants
Cantabile. 3. Minuetto. Finale Allegro
Motto, including the fugxe with subjects.
Ara-Batti, Batt,, from 10 Giovanni" Mozart
N'dlle Anna zcrr.
Grand Operato Selection and Fantasia. . .loyArt
From the opera OF "Don Giovanni" with
eolos ny M Layigne, Hardy Hughes aAd
Quadrille National-'sThe Americana Jullieu
eighty fourth and last time but four.)
Valee-'The Rsvenswood" :, Julien
On Themes from pOniletti's opera Of Lucia
di Lammermoor"
Sclo Cotrab asao"Cerito" first time) ,BVttesin}
Signor Bottesni. II
Polonaise-'La Polonais dc ception'. Julien
= Comp sed tor tte Court Balls Of the Queen
Of En- gland and performed during the grand
= reception OF the company. Qirst timeJ
Solo, Oboe-On Themes from 'SouEamk ula .Lsyf4n0
.E NJ. Lavigne FL Eees
Polka-"The Eclipse ;" CAST tme). Keenig
{. Conouctok.. -. S0luoA
Admisson.. .Fifsy Cen0
to b had al s. C. jciiss, 500 Broadway ;' Hail
In the evening at the Hall. ~
Doors a. 2; Concert to commence 81 s o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13
CLOAK AND DRESS TRIMMINGS.

RICH CLOAK BALLOONS, VELVET, REAL GIMPURE
M 90 and dress trimmings Of tho richest description:
'be best assortment IN THE ctv WHOLESALE and -et,
SA-SsA UAkki - asah HroAQ vay 4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

MRS BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA TENDERS
M her ferv!ces TO the adiee aud lemen city
nttrooey, love, and law matters Interpreting dreams &C.
bv bohs and science constantly relied on by Nnpoeon
will tell The name Of the lady gantema they viii marry,
,lpn tfe neme ~ The v7ra RcsisaDce 80 Crest Jones
ss.sh .slAs. Ssss.s AAS.s. " cots; ssats. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

broadway AENAGERIE AND NUsHCn, No, NJ
~ Broadway, new open for The season. With Tie nest
superb collection Of 49,. r ~
ever exhibes u New York including colossal RA.eeese
and the Elephant Hannibal exhibited
Her Dresbaoh the far famed Lion kn4 wiz snAes W
dens Of his Trained Animals a. L. toen and 9 p. u
Also bs seen without extra charge the real vextAke
eIANESE TWINS,
with two Of their children Hours OF frem H.
70 4 ron 70 4 and n 70 ~ m Al.e Tie wss1
Open from 10 H. to 10 r. Admissions s ssaB; sAHS-
halt. prida.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

MADAME MORROW rs, WITHOUT ExCHPTION YHI
l most wonderful astroloEss in the world that he
ever been known the seventh daughter Of seventh
ssraoEe science 70 s BY aEns future events ana All con
csrns OF life In regard TO hpalth wealth. love-
marriage, and will tell the very houshs and will aiss
male matrimony es, aad will chow Tao intended hue
during her trsyaa Though Europe rs Brooms srsst -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

MADAME IsABElLA TAKES THIS METHOD or IN
l forming the public that she has just arrived from Bu
rope and can be consulted on past present. and future
events ct her residence No az rankin
way. Madame Is the most wonderful asroIcser in the
known world Thoe wishing to consult her will do with
out delay ma abe will remain In this city bat short
time. Charges-Qtntlenen. 81; ladies, 900.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

To, CALIFORNIA. INDEPENDENT CppOsITI0n
y lne.-1he And splendid steamship YANKEE
BLADE 22t0 tons, will sail Tor Aspipwa Tuesday Dc.
3h ats o'olcokP NJ from tho foot Of North Moore
UNCLE SAM 20O tons which win sail inme shs
Direct wishous stopping 81 any q intermediate por
These steamers vastly superior 70 other the
In point Of speed, vonttlston and good
and 10 confidently earscsed that shs voyage Csiiforn
will be made in twontytwo days Passengers prooarins
tckss during this month will be allowed discount tea
cont from the lowest rses charged BY any ohsr line
OortlAndt streeA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

MRS. HAYES the BEST AND MOST Respectable
M medical and husnee oiarvoysnt in the Unitod States
be consulted at hour through the day and evening
at ~ Spring street. tho Dowey whore she will
vince any person Of tie truth Of csirvoyanoe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE BALTIMORE, 10 BIZ
sold at public sale rcssen of the demise Of several
the propretos Of the Holiday street theatre and With
view to close the existing the surviving propor
concurrng with the of those deceased
agreed offer the entire at public ae The lot
which the built fons holiday street seventy
sot fronting on Faycto street twenty three fes with
depth of fe which Is erected Substantial
three building containing ageen ROOM dressing rooms
aud other for the theatre This
tic erformar cos is SO well hn that description IL
is deemed Will be offered public sale q
the Baltimore ExoNang at o'clock p NJ, Tuesday,
Dec the folle terms fourth Of Dur
chase money cash. the residue In four eight and twelve
months with interest 70 be satisfactorily seeIrss md 4
by the the credits may DO changed and
little will be given. The purchaser will have with The build
ngs all the wardrobe and other properties contained
In Len Ike promises rent for 800 per week
w. BENNETT CO.. Auctionssrs,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA sTEA iEhIP LINE
IN via Nioaragua.-The Aooessory Transit Company Of
Hissrasna Propretors in advance q she mail.
Ing The double engine stssmship STAR or TUE EST
1000 tors burthen, will leave from par No. North river ~
day Gsoemher - sonnesns With this new sad skvcrits
Es 1c YONG nusnsn oyer tee Hiessagea
tion Thcse stesmers in tbor ventilation
and Vor 3form Apply
Fte CHARLES MORGAN. AKens, No. bowling areen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

w R. FISH, FROM LONDON, THEATRICAL AND
from Broadway New York Amateur perform attend.
cd Wigs lent hire for private PARTIES masquerades and
fancy dress balls. n. County theatrcaS supplied
short notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

rONCERT In JERSEY CITY. -D0DWORTH's ND
~ give ot their musical entertainments In the First
Dutch Church. Grand street, jersey City, Saturday
ing December a. Tickets necessarily limited proe 81 conts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

THE WORLD IN MINIATURE-A GRAND NOpu
Of the World, In plaster Of Paris covering
q 81 and s7s broadway, corner Of White street. "a
phips making voysges the Land with vaxiationS
In magnificent has relief The whole affords 81 b
Ohildren. l21L cent :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

They all first olss Nsw York built shps provided Will
all requisite articles for the comfort pas
and commanded s Of sxgssisaes In ahs aaS
sent TO the subscribcrs will DO forwarded FREQ from an
charges bat those actually incurred. =
BOYD &UlNCKEN Agents. IGl Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

SyTEAE BETWkkx NEW YORK. And GLagG9W.--
~ Tho 0lassow and New York SteAnEhip Cornpsnys ne
steamer 0LAtoOW. ass tcns, AGO pcverJ Rebsrs
Craig commander Will leave II ev York kor G.sgow or
Wednesdsy January IT, a. Y o'clock Eirss
saird GLASS. sss-siaussd's fssa ineIaaea Apgiy 70
r. NCgv-HON. a. ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

RUCKLEY's OPERA HousE, CHINESE HALL. $50
- broadway, near the sreseost House.-open every
the Oldest tstabshod talented company exist
being first Introduce harmony Ethiopian
entertainment the fret 70 sing Cperac Chornses pcrforu
Burssqns Operas 49, 4s likewise all Operate ohorusos
Of labor and taentJ by Buckeys scsnasers Tho
has tbs honor Of Announcing that the Concerts
of this will still be conducted
abba style withcus yuarty" coaSeIs commences at
IL O'clock Admission, 20 cohts
BUtlKLEfS, Proprietcrs.
r. BISHOP BUCKLEY, Musical Director.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

ESRANKLIN MUSEUK Iys' CHATHAM STREET. GEO.
Lea Propriotor.rhe above sssshishentis opss every
afternoon ~ O'Clock and In the evening" at III the
purpose Il cisssie snd original rerrescntatens % Living
Kesher with variety Of beautiful pcrormAno 70 further
partouaxs bills of esek day. Admssion:Ecsts pr-
vse 50 cents; With cushioned chairs
SIN cents; boxes, Is ocns,: gallery. LEX sents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

WILLIAM HALL SON, BEG TO ANNOUNCE THA7
ing for the last but ou by Julliens unrivallsd Band
in Of the duoon Of the Great Exhibitor
Quadre Monday, Dec. 10 Early application for ~
served seats is rcques ed, at go Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

TINTED STATES MAIL. LINE FOR CALIFORNIA;
~ Reduction IN prices of passage.-Uned States Mall
steansp Company With the Pacific Nail steam
Galitornia and Oregon. via Aspinwa and PanamA-Ihe
United States Nail Seamahp Company intend TO
pier foot OF Warren The fast sailing steamer
Pscfe Mail Steamship Com panys steamer GOLDEN GATE,
Cspt c. =. Patterson. Through tickets to California BY
Prices The transit Of the Isthmus ct the expense Of
es Tor crossing the ss such q be found
other ROAD to California For passage appiy o. A..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-12-13

CIGNOR BLITZ, sTUYyEsANT INSTITUTE, NO. ca
- BrosdwayCome and laugh. TIE secret Of Life b y
behappy The car amused the eye dcered and the mind
explained vsn.rilos aism MAGIC, aId the Canary Bra.
afternoon 1t O'Clock. Admission. y GENTS; ohldrsn LIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-20

&1 < FOR HoMEsTEAD-oNE HUNDRED FARMS
splO worth $1,000 and $500 building lots, to be
distributed SEQ subscribers the 3lst of March, 1853
over 800 these already engaged Many the
been sold for from 800 per advance
the price for which these lots sold showing
that the purchase will be good investment Each
scriber Is entitled to four building los - by 100 feet lying
together, farm of from to ~ The shares
limited at SIS payable 50 when subscribed for 81
fore the day of distribution and the balance in monthly
stalments of 81 so If desired warrantee deed will be
made out Immediately after the distribution delivered
directly after paying the balance Real estate all parts
of Long leland Ia rapidly advancing in price aud
stanty being purchased for farming gardening
and permanent investments Within few past Mr.
Lott Wyckof sold a. of land at East York Long
Island for $4,000 and $50 900 has been for ~ acres
and refused by tho In tho town of Newtown L. T.
Farms have recently been sold for $500 60 81 500 per
according to location; and the land which am now
offering for sale must from its location oapabuy OF
producing all kinds of grain fruit garden
for the New York markets. increase
present cost A few nve farms for 500
had applied for by paying SIS In cash SI5
months and So In six months when decd will
be given balance remain three years. discount of
10 cent VIII be allowed for cash warranee decd
given Immediately the receipt Of s5 in cash alowng
discount OF 10 cent The Lakeland village lots
nearly all disposed Of This ia the Inst distribution Hun
drcds OF purchasers building preparing to i'm
and those lots II destined TO be Of the
most eligible healthy and pleasant villages in the vicinity
OF New York. For share apply Immediately to CHARLES
WOOD 2S Broadway, where maps aud pamphlets, with
large number of purchasers as references may be had
gratis.