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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

N1Ew YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE
IN via Nicaragua The Accessory Transit comsauy Of
Nicaragua proprieters Through in advance Of the mail
The only line giving through tickets including the Ishmns
sgSssng The new dousls engine ,seaI,hR STAR or THE
precisely for San Juan del Norte Wednesday July 90
commencing with the and avorts tes ship BRO
JONATHAN the Nicaragua Transit Reute. having but
twelve miles land Those
passed IL speed ventston, and accommodations For in.
formation or passage apply emily to
CHAS. NORMAN, agent, No. 8 Bowling Green
Nail Bag made up VI the Office
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N0RP0RATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE II HERE
" by given to the occupant or occl-
pants Of ali houses aud lots Improved unimproved
affected thereby that the following assessments have been
completed by the ASSESSORS and lod ed 10 the oce u
the Bureau of Assessments for examination by all persons
hterested viz For building sewer in Pearl street from
Ferry to Frankfort streets The limits by sloh
IL cude all the houses aud lots ground
vacant lots and land ssuated on the
westerly side Of Pearl street from Ferry TO Frankfort
strectr she southastey side OF Pearl street om
Peck clip Dover street. All whose interests are
affected by the above named and VINO are OPP
posed to either Of them are requested to pre-
sent their SELECTIONS in writing 70 the undersigned
oe No fHall of Records within thirty DAYS from the
date sf this notice. WILLIAM GAGE
CHaRLFS J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELI4,
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Dept July 49, 1853
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CORPORATION NOTIcE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
~ BY given 10 the owners occupant or occu
ss Of all houses spd Improved uni sproved lands
Affected sherey that the following assessments have bean
sopetad by the add lodged in the ONCE OF
sho sarssu Of mepts sxapuston b all ia
s-rts'ed viz For dsagina the sastsry sidewalk OF hut
street bs Ssnroe and Cherry streets The limits
averaee by sneb assessment neuds ell the several houses
and lots ground vacant lots peces and rces OF snd
tusted the .Nser'y side Of Rutgers street between
Monroe and Cherry Streets NO rs Rutgers street, All
persons whose affected by the above named
ssoersmssts an who "sposed mo same or either
th requested to their objections writing
60 the undersigned Mt their Office No Usll Of kscsrds
withn thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAMGACE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNIELL,
once Bureau Of Assessments, Strses Department July
.. 1913.
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RowsRy rnRAran,-pooRs opEN AT "a cUR-
SsSa' " i'.;; evening". T' 1sS'S performed
ss"Ssf' re-: s;sss; ~; %::
ov'itarss-' F S,,Sr e oiehss'ra
A,nhsim: M, H,%ii."n ig,yQaeen. Mrs. Yesmsns
Devilsnoof Mr. stew rs Bnda Mss Sinners
florenmeia. Mr. Dawson airline. Miss Gall9ts
National raEAreh CHATHAM HAM. srREHr.-DooRs
Wednesday t iay rows 81 s es 4 reformed
= s1' caiss Es~s9a
HsS%r''r coraslls
H:::.' M . s:s s;;:;
Eilssp M Teal@s En%sn' Mi Msi s.5Ss.
RAaSgxs nUsEUM.-DoNErTrs GREAT TROUPE
day At o'clock in their wonderful perform anee.
otSer eurioss az asss Adn.sSes ssnss caIidea
under ton l2 cents First Balcony and Psrques 2s cents
CHRIsTYs AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE, H2 BROAD
a. r 4psI sas The AID
ls42 Oldest company in sxistenos
the Model troupe q the World in.rodueers Of harmonzed
Eops whose
With highly
& the Anp aa Of pnes
q commence At O'Clock. Sole praPrstoE and manager
EUWlN
SUPERINTENDENTs' OFFICE, CRYSTAL PALACE.
The public respectfully informed that Crystal Pa
hosr 10 osooI NJ and until
CHILDREN ande, twelve years age. Is cents
Tickets purchased at entrances TO the cryss
pslaee or at the music store Of VIM na Soa Nc. 239
JOHN N. BATCHELDER
Secretary of the Supeiintendents.
.upcryc ~onNpp an .un
~ nue. and Thirty ninth street-MoOaE, MANN
c col Alsss \ u s,Spt's'ofs. Manager.
LIVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING
As7Ah COMPANY
Of Equestrians spd Gy mpasts
Admission to all parts Of the house, IS cents.
RoCKLEys,ss ~ ME r. ORLEANS ssRENsApERs, CHI
nss open every evening fhs sesbrasd and talented
toaPs ssss Cnssrs for the as. thirteen y.srs have
they have nsds tte,r win shove
week with Matrimonial Blessings Concert ats oslook
5ssse Ff'''i'''
RRooKLYN MosEUM-coAPLIMENrARY TESTING
This wednesday, evening July 90 whom v be presented
TIL LADY OF LYONS.
M,ao,s Fanny psans as faa n appear
THE GOLDEN FARMER
MT Merritt as the Colleen Farmer Mr. Anderson Jenny
Doors att; curtain to rise at s Admission 25 cts
ct. CHARLES TsEATRE.-rHEATRIcAL NOTICE
~ The pubIc II most respectfully informed tina, this
tabshmert will shortly for the production of leti
mate drama, vaudevies burlesque olera Ladies
gentlemen Of the profession DESTROYS of obtaining situations
wi please maize application at the Box Once between II
A. N. ana 3 r. H. G. Il. THORNE.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO WIN R. GOODALL,
~ at the b"wrry Theatre, Thursday evening July o.
Several Of the most distinguished nember o. the profession
have vour teered for the OCCASION and will appear Box
book open.
CRANKLIN MUSEUM, IT'S CHATHAM STA.aET, GEO.
LEA Proprietor. The above open
afternoon At o'clock ard IN the evening at 7 for the
Statuary by Mile Casnets Troupe of Model Arsts
Eethr Nth variety Of For further
particulars bills of each day Admission:-Seats in
Private boxes so cents Stage Seats with cushioned
chairs. J71s Boxes. W cents; Gallery, l2ts cents.
DANvARDS GEORAMA, SOC BROADWAY,-PANO-
- of the Holy Land Extensive additions, the
Georama 6 Hroaewsy hin magnificent painting
In minute detail all by the footsteps OF
Saviour all TIE Holy Places in disputs
the aud Russia the Solom
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DIFFERENTIATION MISUNDERSTANDING NOTICE rs

n
u hereby given to the owner owners occupant or oe
cupnnts hopses md lots. improved unmprovsd
affected thereby that the following
completed the Assessors and are lodged the
of Assessments for animation, by all
persons Interested viz For building receiving basin
and at the south east of twenty second
street pnd Third The limits embraced by such
including all the several houses and lots Of
ground Hons md parcels of land situated
side Of Third Twenty first to Twenty
streets All persons whose interests affected ny
named assessments and who opposed the
either Of them requested to mt their OBJ
ectons in writing TO the unarsigned at their office No
Hall Of Records within thirty days from the date Of this
notice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES DODGE, Assessors
HsKLES McNIsLL,}
Office Bureau OF Assessments Street Department July IT,
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Etrset Department., July L, ls&

CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals win be received At this Office until
Saturday July 3 build pier foot Of Twentieth street.
Mr. Also build pier foot Of Tssnsy sesoud street.
Fifty ninth Seventy second streets Specifications he
had application to the Contract Clerk of this depart
msnt. JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner.
New Ysrh, July Is, 1858.
CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Sealed proposals will be received st this Office until
Monday July Is 1853 to grade regulate and aud set
curb and gutter in from Third to sixth
Contract Clerk OF this department..
JAMES FUREY Street Commissioner.
CTREET DEPARTMENT., No. HALL OF RECORDS.
= Sealed proposals will b received at hi, office until
Tuesday 26th inst the side of Clinton street
Hester Streets Specifications be had
ON application to the Contract Clerk Of this department
JAMES FUKEY, Street Commissioner.
July Is. 1853,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

NEW YORK TO THE WHITE MOUNTAINS, BY THE
IN Atlantic and ST. Lawrence Railroad, from Portls nd
he only route by which traves reach of Che
Whits Mountsins BY railrsad suMner te
oonms june n. l653Traveers for the White Hsuu.
ssn Leaving Nav York in the evening boat by the stcnin
time 70 take the A. M train for Portland by Boston
snd Maine or EAsterA Railroad, arrive At Portland ct
A. M and ut the station house Gorham Il so p
Iravssrs leaving Boston BY the 245 r n train lodge
train from Portland Travellers Leaving Boston In Sc
evening boat arrive in Portland In tns the n
train IRON Portland. Fare 81 SO by ths rosie.
9. 7. CORSER, Supt. Atlantic and S. L. n. n.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

DOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE PACKET OF
The 2ls JulZ.Ths magnificent new and fsst sailing
packet sbp Shsrida her second will sail
~ above This Flip having been bult Expressly for the
trade fitted with for
" ether having been spared her eons.ruc
on to the greatest possible strength with speed
nd also tie utmost comfort and to
The second cabin tateully fitted up with
improved plaS view of tha ship by those about
raging for the above earnestly requested for
which apply board foot Of Market street. Il. For
freight or passage, apply on beard, or to
w. j. I TAPSCOTT Il co, Sc South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

CTEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN NEW YORK
- and Bremen --Rremen Mail Line.-rhe side wheel
steamer HANSA, 220U tons, and GERMANIA, 1900 tons
will sail follews-
FROM
Germania. August l. September I.
Hansa. August 20. September 20.
Passage from New York to Bremen
First cabin. ......... 800 Second cabin $35
For freight or passs &c apply to
OELRICuS CO, 80 Broad street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

E,OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
States mail steamship FRANKLIN. Jas A. Wotton
commander will lesve for Hnvre touching Southampton
TO land the mailt and Satu day July 30 vt
~ o'clock from pier No. 4 North river Price of passage
s0 Bsgsge not wanted the voysgs should be sent
board the day before sailing marked below" No
shapdise will be received board asr Thursday July %
Fer freight passage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent SO Broadway,
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UipVERTNEMEyS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
s@ BEE SIXTH PAGE. -6Sl
CORpORArY,N NOTTCES.

CORPORATION NOTICE. - PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby sven to the ossa-
pants o. al bsuses and lots improved us proved lands
sGeot.d thereby that the following asssmepts been
eeMpleed hy the Assessors and lodged In the omce OF
the Rurap Of Assea examinations by all persons
Interested ysFor 1sssng of Second street rem
ssssnest nepd. all tia sevs And lots q" ground
vacant lots pieces and reels OF land situated on tn
corner Of Second aud avenue A. 100 feet
second street Is inches avenue All per
affected the above named
mants ulo opposed 20 the same or either OF
undersiea ed at their once No. Hall Of Records within
thirty days from the dste II this aotice
-. aSusw'LIIAM GAGE,
On sRLlS J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHAhLES pcNIELL )
ctsre Bursau Of Assessments Street Department July
o. ln6i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

GkANKLIN MUSEUM, I75 CHATHAM ST.. aET, GEO.
LEA Proprietor The above open evsry
afternoon at clock ard in the evening at IN for the
purpose Of Classic snd original Of Living
Statuary by Mile Casinets Troupe of Model Artists
seth.r Nth variety of esutul performances For further
particulars bills of each day Admisaion:Seats in
Private boxes so cents Stage Seats with cushioned
chairs 37%. Boxes. % cents: Gallery, l25 cents
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DAY GOODS


C1O AO0 TO JOBBERS AND DRY GOODS MER-
splU.OOO. chants.-Wanted, for San Francisco the
following goods Silks faces, nets, mantllets and en-
troideries Also shAws Of description suitable for
that market having FOR ale OF such elias,
Of goods in good order obtain eash for the
the rate twenty cent off first cost Address Z. P for
three days only, Girsrd House, cham bersstrett
jNLOTH WAREHuUSE-WIlSO c. HUNT CO.,
~ Nos 20 land So william street, Maiden lane. i'm.
p,rfers and ohber goods for mems only
prepared with and complete stock of cloths cass
vettipgs OvercoatnRs tweeds, Innings trimmings
&C Inch they invite the attention Of merchant tsors
and mar ufactuIers of clothing
IMPORTANT To THE LADIES OF BROOkLYN AND
surroandi neishborhood Summer dress goods wis.
man'illas, DC, selling of at greatly reduced prices
range doing large fall trade have reduced
price Of their stock considerably and in anti
cipst"n Of the certain great advance fann cotton
goods nent, &c., they have laid large stock, which
they offer to the public a. the old prices pete
assortment OF mourning goods al.ays on hand The ono
price tystem strictly adhered to McCALDIN THOMP
SON 100 Atlantic street. third store and frst dry goods
from Clinton
AIDES DRESS TRIMMINGS IN LARGE VARIETY
~ -Copstan,ly mportstions in French, English and
German trimmings Of the latest style the whole
season. WIN NEUSTAEDTER, 50 John street.
Otter ROBERTS 4 CO.. ONLY sTORE) 35 BROAD
lace and black lace mtts The and ladies the
city are invited TO call.
SILKs. LAGOS, EMBkOIDEkIES, MOURNING GOODS
TO and elegant Styles received drsct from Paris
the above all of which will sell
they can be purchased At in the city.
"A. KERR & CO.. No. 767 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

HHEAP TRAvELLING-NEW JERSEY RAILROAD
~ Excursion tickets between Elizabethtown and New
York. sold at both places good to return only the
sold n. Tickets sold on Saturday will be good to
turn the next Monday Also, to Newark and return 30
cents.
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~SORPoeATTON NOTICE --PU9Lfr NOTICE IS
hereby sisen 70 tho pceurant or oceu
pssts an All lots improved upmprHyea snds
ssced thereby that che following assessments have been
completed by se ant lo5goa IN the Office Of
she bursau AssessIaeats for sxam ny all persons
fatorssted viz For paving Th ty sixth street. from
vide through tho sidewalks Of the s.ms The limits
include all the al houses
let's oieces asd PARCELS Of land
both Of Thirty sixth street Seventh
BY tbs absve named aessments and who opposed 20
OF tbem requested to Ansir
objections In srtng to the undssixusd ut their ofce.
30 Hall Of Records within thirty from the tae Of
tins Iots~. william GAGE,
CHARLES J DODGE, Assessors.
CHAkLaS NcNlELL, \
once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department July
O., B1i
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TR.AVELLERs, GUIDE.


CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADEr.-
- phia from pier No North rver-Two lnss daily ~
10 N. and r. N. Accommodation line Mt 10 A. M BY
steamboat Trenton to South Amboy BordertowA
and steamboat stockton to Philadelphia Fare g. kx.
line at2 NJ by steamboat John Potter 20 Am.
boy thence direct TO Camden by oarsthronsh in four
and halt Fare g. Returning leave Philsdslpha st 10
A. M and2P N. - ~ -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

DANVARDS GEORAMA, 500 BROADWAY-PANO
- rama Of Holy Land -kxtensive additions at the
Georama t96 Hroaowsy hf magnificent painting
in detail all paces sacred by the footsteps Of
Saviour all the Holy Places in dsputs
the kmpIor,o France aud Russia the OF Soom
temple istion oonts; reserved seats 50 ceLts child
rem, half price.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

pARNUx'S ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GREAT TROUPE
- OF PERFORMING MONKEYS, Docs AND GOATS. Wednes-
day evening" at O'Clock in their wonderful
and also ha afternoon ate The Swss Bearded Lady and
other curioes usual Adnittapce 25 cents Children
under ton @ cents First Balcony and Psrquet l2 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

CHRIsTY's AMERICAN OPERA HOUSE, AZ BROAD
~ above Grand open night. The original and
far famed Chrisys Ethiopian Opera Troupe Organized In
l42 the first snd Oldest established company sxisence
the Model troupe Of the world Introduers Of
melodies Orsnators of the popular style of
Ethiopian whose this city
continued of have been received
with by highly pectsbe and audiences
receiving patron the annals Of public
New York. Tickets IS Doors open at
q commence 1T O'Clock. Sole proprietor and manager
EDWIN p. CHRISTY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-20

TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
~ United States Mail Steamship Company connected with
the Pacific ha Steamship Co mpsny carrying tho great
United States mail for Caorni. and Oregon via Aspn wall
and Panama. Also semi monthly ae bet ~een New York
Havana and New Orleans sailing At o'clock r. NJ from
foot Of Warren street North River.
The United States Mail Steamship COMPANY intend 70 dis
patch direct to Aspnws in the month Of July the follow
ing steau ships
The ILLINOIS 80. Capt. Hartstene o. 8. n July 90
Connecting At Panama with the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, Ne followsThs Ilinois with the John Ste
phene Captain R. Person Through tickets except croa
sing the smus can be had ~ lowest rates ON application
New York, Hsvara and New Orleans line.-Ths Empire
City, Captain Winds July b. and the Cherokee Cap.
Baxter July a. Freight or passage can he hsd oil
oAtisn at the conpanys office No. III West street
Warren where additional Information be obtained
application in person or by letter
L,OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OPPOSITION
line. Through tick let's at reduced rates The and
splendid steamships UN Gle SAM aOJ tons,
Tor the Pacific, and the YANKEE BLADE, 225O TONS
be finished with steamer chartered will for
the present comprise the line FIRST class steamer
will he despatched for Aspnval Friday, August s.
prscae1y at O'Clock p. NJ to connect with tho spce-
did and well known and fast sailing steamship Uncle
Sam, William A Mills commander, which will sail i'm
San Francisco The steamships forming this line 6rs
class in all respects stand No with the insurance
PAM have superior and
cd for speed and ventilation Every exertion will made
the office and to merit the favor
the public and to be hoped that CsfoI nj
will end 1t to their interest and advantage to paron
ts line securing them elves speed comfort and safety
and medicine Of charge For freight apply
nj to L. MILLS Agent. 81 CORTLAND street.
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DOR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.-UNITED STATES
mail line The and splendid steamship FLORIDA
woodhgl, captain vii, leave on saturday, July Is
SAMUEL l.. MITCHILL, No. 13 Broadway.
The Alabsma George X. Schenck, captain, on Wednes-
Ia MI
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NOTICE.-CASTLF GARDEs CAS- BE RENTED on
the on nights OF the opera on application At the enc
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COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO WIN R. GOoDALL,
- at the n"w.ry Theatre on Thursday evening July a.
have volun teered for the OCCASION and will appear Box
book now open.
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DACKETS 70 HAvRK-SECOND LINE. THE FOL
lowing ships will leave Havre the 10TH and New ycvs

STEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
y The Glasgow and New York Steamship Company 0
new steamer GLASGOW GO62 tons 400 horse power so
bert Craig der will leave New York for Glasgow
Wednesday eth September next at ~ O'Clock
Satprdsy November at u o'clock First cabin
@ state rooms $50; do. do tmdship do S75
cabin $780, third class fees included Apply
to J. McSYMON, 80 Broadway.
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FOR ALgANY-FAkE n,,ALBANY AND NEW
train, At A. and s45 con Meeting at Albany with
central lines Of railroads North and West from new
through tickets be and baggage checked
SSehenectad,, Utica syrsInse, kochsstsr aad sTnAo.
~ sixth street and Fourth stations The above
trains will land 1t Cvoton Pals and Chatham
Pour Corners onty All other trains will start from City
Ball station, of Tryon and Centre street.
hArakOfnra.
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RFOLDS OLYMPIC THEATnR, BALTIMORE-LA-
"A dies and gentlemen of acks2w,edged talent desirOus
OF engagements in he above which VIII
or the 18th Of September next please address paid
CHAkLES BURKE, Stage Manager, IL Pitt st. New York
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street for albany and Troy
Express train Through In four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal vt O'Clock
evening. ..t
sail train. . A. NJ Through way trains At IL n and
$50 p n. .
Express train, r. M. Accommodation train, z p. H.
For farrytown u For Peesssill 10 A. MsP.
teenth and Thirty. first streets. -
Sunday trains from Canal street At n for PousA
keepse and p H. for Albany at all atoms
EDMUND FRENCH, Supcrintcndent
NEW YORK TO TIE WHITE MOUNTAINS DIRECT,
1N via New Haven, Hartford Springfield Norhamptnn,
Bratteboro Re lows Falls md WeA river. Ticket Offices
sroadw~y and Canal street. and T~ety sixth street
and Fourth Tickets sold and baggage checked
Wells river
FRANCIS HYDE, General Agent, 1862 sOuth street.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey Railroad -United States and Express
Lines through fonr leave New York foot Of
landt str 8antYs aud 30 and6 80 r. Leave
Phsdelphis att ~, via Remington. and A. NJ,
and 40 and $50 NJ, from foot Of Walnut street Fare
e. e % for seeoid eas in the from New York and
"a p H. from philadelphia Through tickets sold, and
PASSENGERS ard through bsrs.se carried fx Baltimore
and 40 I'D 30 tr.ns and eonnestos. sertan with
extra trains sehsd time Passengers with baggage
stbe ferry fifteen minutes before the trains leave
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-10-07
LAND FOR SALE.

TtlE subscriber offers for sale 1900 ACRES OF ia
i LAND. in the upper end of Robson county 25 <
miles ) w OF Fayetteville, and within two miles of the
Stage Road leading from that place to Cheraw S c.
This land, with the improvements has as MANY adyan-
tge as any ever offered for sale in this region of
For farming the upland is inferior to none; and there is
enough Of cleared to require the labor eight or ten
hands and there is, BESIDES extensive swamp easily
River land. ~ ~ ~
To Turpentine getter it holds greater inducements
1t densey timbered and the soil of kind render the
yield of Turpentine greatest and is sufficiently near to
market to make the business profitable There not bet
ter location for Still in the County.
On the premises is Saw Mill, which with the quantity
of timber and constant home demand for lumber could be
made source of considerable profit; also Grst Mill
which has always had an extensive custom Georgia Gin
and Screw, both new good dwelling and other houses
on healthy location. and with good water.
If not seld privately it Will Be put up at pubic sale On
Thursday, the 18th October s. -
liberal, and made kno wr on day Of sae For
further Information, address JAS. A.. McNEILL,
s. - zs 8 Montpelier, N c.
9 september 18th 1853 - s Div
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SUPERIOR MADE CLOTHING.

SPLENDID assortment of superior manufactured Cloth
n ing comprising the greatest variety and largest stock
ever brought to this under the
cia direction and of Mr. S B. k during his absence
North this Summer.
The attention of COUNTRY MERCHANTS and PLANTERS is
respectfully solicited great inducements will be
buyers of WHOLESALE bills.
K Brother feel great security in offering their stock to
the public at unsurpassed point style and ee-
gance-and possessing it does advantages having
purchased previous to the rise of goods North the
advantage in price will be given their friends
awaited of by themselves. KAHNWEILER & BRO
Sept. 23d. 1853 3-lln no
WALKING CANES -25 dozen assorted styles French
w and Americ Walking Canes: Gutta Percha Black
Ebony, Rosewood Maacca, Penary Whaebone and Hicko
res with without swords gold and silver pearl
heads comprising very fine stock low prices Call and
examine them at the Hat and Cap Store, No. Granite
Row. Front street. MYERS