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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1853-04-14

The You've WtrE's REspoNsE.-Whv
art thou sad my love to-day? what grief is
frowning DER thy heart! Why dost thou
troop and turn away, and why do tears
unbiddcn start9 When first / woocd thee
i'll thine isle--thy Erin emerald of the deep
Ll - saw thee, sweetest. only smile, nor even
mer lights the earth, the zephyr's kiss is Oh
thy check, all nature calls thee back to miui
thee be not prythee-lovc SO weak" While
thus spoke my bosom's queen, one deep
fond glance upon me stealing exclaimed:
BE jabers, but you're green! It's Onions
sure Pm after pceling"
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TO speak truth reader, there is 10 excel
lent beauty, no accomplished grace, no re-
liable refinement without strength as excel
lent, as complete, as trustworthy. As we'll
might you look for good fruit and blossom
on rootlcss and saplcss tree, as for charms
that will endure in Il feeble and relaxed ma
tu'e. For little while the blooming sem
bancc Of beauty may flourish round weak
ness, but it cannot bear blast: it soon fad
es, even in screncst sunshine.
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Mon ny SrnoNa MINDED, WoMES.-The
Cleveland Herald says that on the 1st in
slant, some thirty woman, well backed by
gentlemen, proceeded to the grocerysof An
thony JACOBS, in Ashland, and asked him TO
discontinue the sale Of liquor and the use
Of baggatelie board which had enticed
many Of the youths and some Of the mar
ried men from tl,eif homes. He refused,
and the ladies' chopped his bagateiIsas. table
into kindling wood and cmpiied his liquors
into the street: They then visited another
grocery and a tavern, 5both.of which 'sccapitu-
lated.
AMrs. RIclt, of Kirkland, Ohio, was In.
ken iii SOME kind of fiji recently, and the
"spirits" decided that size was ia for a trance
OF two weeks. s Her friends fefused: 70 give
her any food or medicine, notwithstanding
that she once became conscious; and a t.d
that she must have some medicine OF SHE
should. She didtdie, Attic end oftfiye OF
six days, and was kept'dead to, the close Of
the tue fortnight, herffiepds suppssinS that She
would seInerge from tile tran trance. q sggThey
ought either to be indicteds foR inanslasi.
terror plaeedin, straight jackets. =
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cry take place in a large saloon: at the en-
trance, where you are requested to pay half
a dollar, you leave your implements, by
which is meant your bowie knives and re-
volvcrs; and you leave them as you would
your oyer-coat on going into the opera, and
get ticket with their number, and on your
way out they are returned to you. You
hear the pistol and bowie-knife keeper in
the arms room call out nNo. 45-a six bar
relied revolver mo. loo-onc eight bar
relied revolver and bowie-knifc, with deaths
head and cross-bone cut OH tho handle"
mo. 95--a brace of double barrels" All
this is done as naturally as possible.
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WESTFlELD g. HOWELL.

WESTFIELD g. HOWELL,
Saddlc and Harness Manufacturers, Abbeyille
Court House.
d1he Subscribers Recently c~
from Columbia, having To- sasI.I-.s 1saIsIi 2 1k
a Gated themselves ut Abbeviile cSssSaElGEt
Court House, are now prepared TO furnish to the
people OF Abbcv!lo District. and the surrounding
country with Saddles and Harness. of their owl.
Manufacture at short notice Also constantly OH
hand Il supply OF Brides, Mar,ingaIcs, WHIPS
Trunks, and oil other articles in their limo of Bust
ucss
r. 5. Particular Attention paid 10 Repairing
EDWARD WESTFIELD
~ GEORGE w. HOWELL.
Aug I? 90 1y
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
-ibhepiilc District-M Eguity.
William II. Gray rs Robert S. IIudspn,1 ,.v
Nancy Elvira his wife; II. S. Potts, pl.' n'l. 'ar
an Nnrcissa his wife, and others i"''''oh
q L appearing to my satisfaction that Robert S.
~ ~ ilud; on and Nancy E!vira his wife. II. $.
Potts and Narcissn L. his wife, and Edward M
Hudson and Mariha his wife, defendants in this
case, reside without the limits OF this State On
motion by Thomson Il Fair, Compt Sol ordered
that the said defendants do plead, answer or dc
tn',r 10 said bill within three months from the
publication hereof. or the same will be tukcn pro
confcSso against them.
II. a. JONES, c.rAD
Commissioners Office, Feb I, lSJ:, :sm
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
AnBEVIiLE DiSr.---lN EQUITY
jNl OF1CE-All Guardians aud Trustees uc-
l. u cnuntabc in III" Commissioners Office, in
Abhevillc District, are hereby required to make.
their Returns on or bcfirc the first Monday in
Marcil ncAt; otherwise, they will be dealt will,
according to law, for their default
ii. a. JONES, c.E.a.p.
Commissioners Oiiire, Jan. l. 1853 39,f
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BOARD or ASSISTANT ALpHRMEy,

BOARD OF ASSISTANT ArpHRMEy,
Ess .ss sss
Crawford, o'Keefe, MdConkey.
BY Assistant Alderman McloNKEy-Of W N. Hslsted
seg 0F IL oS from Cedar to
BY Assistant Alderman BAaKHn@of Ls~bert suydam
executor to tax paid by mistake To Committee
f sy Fry
street. To Committee on Wharves, &c.
Ies King and sthsrs hat Fth avonas f.om isss
l2o,h street. be regulated and graded To Committee
BY sseistsnt Alderman srrwAeT-of John II. Harnest
BY Assistant Alderman CnAwrosp-of Patrick MoGiv-
ney for refundns Of assessment paid by him To Cm.nt
By Assistant Alderman oKrrrr-of Jane Ruthorfors
for r.missn Of assessmen. for Regarding Eighty third
BY same-of ~ aud r c5ed and OF others 60 nav.
Ity ninth street paved and erosswaks laid between
RESOLUTIONS
BY Assistant Alderman mecoNKEy-That the supsrn-
eart Sidewalk Of Sac md between Twsith and rhir
70 no o. ndp
By hssisstsnt hlderm.n HuNr-Tbst the Commissioner
to be lifted up New Essex Market in Essex strsss
~ Assistant Alderman OKrrrr- That the Commissioner
ofLamps and Gas report to this Board the reasons
Iigith TsSth avenues are issssd With oil, pus
19's
hAila be appointed commissioners Of Deeds r. Commit
By Assistant Alderman uKEEFE-That inside OF station
house OF Fortyoghth and Fig
repaired and ceansed. Adopted.
BY the same1tat scventy-ninth street. from Broadway
to Tenth DO worked country rosd teet wl
and 81 900 reprinted therefor BE-
preparation roads 10 Committee Roads
BY the ,ame--1ke bill FOR division Of the Nincteensh
ward having passed the Assem- y being before the
Sorste received that the Common Council
ado Ition Of the same by the senate. Adopted
OfCommttce on TinaneoNTo concur to donate $500 TO
New York hagdaien Benevolent society Adopted by tins
following yote.--
A0r,u a,ive-The President, Mcssrs Mabbatt. O'Brsn
wood srd. Hing Wells Hunt Routon MoGowa stewart
Mheelsn, Barker, Rogers Crawford OKeefe md McCon
key-I6
Or Committee StreotsIn favor Of granting permissi
outside stairway ~ building corner
Of Irosdw ~ and Howard street Adopted
OF Conn iteo on harses aclh favor Of cleaning sut
Catherine sir .nd aprroPatine $500 therefor Adopted
by the wing yot
Afrmative-The President. Messrs Mahbatt UBren,
WOODY ard. Rug Wells Hunt. Bouton, McGown. Stewart,
Wfeclan, Barker. Rogers, Crawford OKeefs and McCoa
key-l6
Of sameIn "a OF rrpntiug pcru sion 70 w Wotb
OF Committee RoadBTo TO set irb aad tier
md flag sidewalks Ia Ehtyh street between Fourth aud
Fiji avenues adopted ~ tue following vote
Woodward, kup Wells Hunt. Houton, MoGowu, Stewart,
Wieelar Barker. Rogers, Crawford OKoefe and Moon
key-iG
s condition OF tho Harlem Railroad bridges Laid the
table 10 be printed
Prom BoAED or ALDERMEN.
Resolution hat the zip between oliver and Catherine
slipf be cleaned out. 'onourrod in
tion-pl at two Easement rooms fr nting Cham
street with east side thersof of oenrt
he In Park be appropriated for use Of First District
Tie Board tn adjourned 20 Wednesday Afternoon al
O'Clock. From tho minutcs
C. 7. McCLENACHEN. Clerk
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T'heats icaI and Musical.

PoWpRY THEATRE The aUusem nts announced for this
EVENING consist Of the drama cxed the Devil and the De-
serter New York is With the ceebr4 ted
dian. MIR. CbanJsu in The leading chsracters aRi the
taiDm,nts will conclude with the face Of the MAN
end the Tiger"
BROADWAY IHEATRH.-Mss Julia Dean who has been
the vsi If the Broadway Theatre with her
excellent dramatic representations appears 10 night in
the oluy of -'Fsno." She will personate Blanca, aud
Conwry a. Fazio. This piece will attract large au-
dience
BURROWS THEATRE The excellent comedy o. sDayid
CoppeI6e will the amurements u night ths
cast embraces all Bron's stars Those who wit the
theatre to night will enjof rich treat The amuss-
mebts c, Sc with the widow Vetimp
NATIONAL THEATRE -Sbskspsare's tragedy Of Otheo,
the Moore Of Venice will be he Ieadiog piece If tns
ever ing with NJ Goodal utheo, AID Mrs Nichols
DescemoDa. The amusements sill terminate with the
Post OF Honor"
wAuAoK's THEATRE The beautiful COMEDY Of "A,
You Like IT," which ~a- acted last evening, with the
greatest sdt IL snpourced for this evening, with the
sIlendd cast Of cha sacers TINS farce of TEDDY
The TIER viii conclude tie entertainments.
81 CrAnIs 1HnATRE The pe:es announced for this
afternoon are the Day After the Wedding = aud the
{ enscue bridegroom y and ia the evening Unc,s
-em." " Nalteo IaicoDi," and the " Irish Lion"
AMERICAS MUSEUM The pieces selected for this after
rnd evening" consist Of the pieces of Very Sus oi
couso the Village Gossip and the domestic drama
Of 1t. Msy'r i've -
The IppcpRosE I'll. programme advertised for this
afternoon and evening etFrsorcuis colossal I'll ppodco me-
CON chariot tou mebts the stag hunts
mode f.id lors aid thu exercises Of the highly train
Ell htnet Bsyard AVID Johnston.
CnRIry's OPERA HOUSE --Christy's famed band of
E,bto plan deDeatora continue TO delight large
bIages An attractive selection of soIss and dances for
this evening
WouD's MINISTRIES hsve provided unusually attract.
i've bill Of suu.emspt for this evening Their PERFORM
received with the utmost pleasure and salts
faction.
NEW ORLEANS SYRENADERs -1hls highly talented band
Of mu ard negro performers repei lion
Of the sursque opevaf o. this evening" several otner
attrac,ive features xlsO mentioned
CwErs AIp1SE kAMBLRs and Ascsut o. Mont Blanc This
eDte, tenn ent continue to be we'll patroni.e ed
TANyApp's Holy LAND is stu attracting full attend
NHs RosrA CoIIINs the celebrated violnist il to give
be- ONLY Thursday evening next nj MssropoI.
tab Hal
THE CLARE TESTIMONIAL OF On Friday evening next
A. kibi0's.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-07

OvERBoARD-Yeste,dsy afiernt Oh, sailor, named
Iutter Pane of Oysge county New York fell from tue
Igppg - the toop se'.or and ~ King The GRAINS
f,srpl, surk. ~tfe wster beig shaes, b'atnogk
To- eyed vim which ,siseA On q, ok H. lps in
tecrtiove ,sselt.ge eat lttN.ta3 sU, rs gscpyef
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-07

CHARTER ELECTION IN NEwPoRT.-The first cleo
ton Tor city officers, under he charter. Vt Ne~port
(R - WIN take place too Robert Cranst,o Is the
wip candidate Tor VINO 10 opposed by Rsv. A. IL
Dpmupt
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FOURTH DAY-MoRNrNG SESSION.
n .n.ro,, -. < "a

HARTFORD Juos s. 1853
The Convention assembled this morning Sunday At
the helcdeop, Mr.. Barker in the cn.ir The audience
were very numerous.
The CHAIRMAN stated that the Mayor had offered w.h-
cut socts ion 70 plscs roce force 10 the building
prevent OF ou.rsRe- like those OF last night
Mr. CUMMINGS II 30 ton occupied considerable time
in advocating the Sculptures, nut we b.lieye That hi
arguments favor OF indcelity taan the
Scripture and that not point OF any impo .tAnss
advanced forNesr having aires eSeutsd 10
reader tslersby snd succinci ~
tle n6dei side Of the que.top--to notice them he
talked about rte borss sriritua rsppings the armies
Of The living Coo iutrsfirg bis remarks by prancag
back wards End forward the plafo (snd
fully hi file, d. hat uoatc ssylum would oe
more place IL exhNiron " his talent. than
the arena o. the"ogic.l dspu'anoo have bee, scot
BY the living Geo = toe Bible said he
GyrrrnaN-H FL = on o. order (Cres Of -it do ~n
Mr. CuNsiaGs-s M ] won't he noie l. coming shen
AMI Ctrist utl he crushed Yes the time L. n e.
coming GIVE priest gold enough ard he xill max
Slf (cvi,- OF ~ oosn)
Mr. CUMMINGS You don't disturb me At all
VOdcE-Hne's up.
Mr. CUNNING don't some here 70 answer for no
living naE, but come here TO spe,k the truth Times
The CuAPnAN ssts that the speaker was ont Of otder
Mr. obj-ctsd TO the last speaker appearing "a
and the Convention uned unt,l half past this
evening.
EVENING SESSION.
uoeTsG scEsEs- THE YArKBEs EXCITED
Tho last ~ ths heterogeneous assembly
Ied At hair 10 oc,ct Saturday evening ar Bar.
dude the bay from sspfes stR tneit aire.nce 10
principle ~ atheism by chsrcp0 i've cHn's fcr -
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CONVICTION FOR ARsoN--The trial of the Comp
tons AZ jamestown Cbautauq county Iiug
in that village 10 January 1852 has esue5
10 he acquits Of WiA,np Compton and the conviction
Of Mansfield Compton who hss been ssnteaccd ~ eight
years In prisoDntbt at Auoorn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-06-07

EpIqopIAL G. NV NrIoE.-The editors and re-
cote Of the Ss 81 Com ecicu' sil saeet 10 day In
N'w Raven
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ship snd e back again received az the ship
Office or he saturday after the chip came la the
,epte, (l.nry Lenan) paid OF there st the
tine Q-wbere Is the carpenter now? A Il don't
know whore he heard he went out in the Isaac Webb
and hat he Vas drowned: emit tell whether it was
Tuesday Wednesday that Eraanuel killed but it
vas some day through the seek; know by the ships
allorin Q--Car YOU ssy IL wa not MOud Az
A--Yss because he st the cooks galley with par
&c boots on Monday ! can 4as that it Sunday
or Monday thar EIuansl died. Emanuel did 60 aloft
nnd hide II Tie ~ ut did not hear The sead
mate up 4, him IL was showing the day bsfors and had
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
0rARrz CRIrSHING MACHINE.-The

nUARTZ CRUSHING nAC dI-'. CIV 10
~ .tteDtiou Of parties interested in Quartz Crusllng
N.;r. T. reous.ted 70 machine shich has been erected
far me and put In operation by steam al the Novelty Iron
WoTLa The quantity and fneness OF the WORK done ha
hsn ysry sstas.ctOry Particulars be obtained tom
me al No 2Os Broadway, by application at t1e SSyeiJ
Iron Works ,. W. DObEOSA.
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f. II LUDLOW, Auctoneer,
WILL SELL the FOLLOWING VAIL
w UARIF PROPERTY on TUESDAY March Sth at

IL O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
Supreme Court under the direction Of Luc,ns Roosnson
Esq, Referee
Boadwsy-The lot Of ground with the three story BRICK
building thereon No. 27 Broadway the wes SIDE y u
front and rear by Zee feet in depth side, and Os a.
ms. ON the sther. -
Aso the lot ground the south west Of Bsosd
way and 36th-st 20 f. front % feet las. in rear ~ %
ms ON 6thst. and % a. ms. the southery side.i
9Th sv-2 lots the side Of 9Th ay, between I'D
and 7ith-sts, 25 q. by 81 n. 81 ms
Sdst-5 lots on the south side Of SD $50 O. west from
7tav IS A. 'front.' Is n. in by about "a T. deep.
Maps can be had AZ the office OF the auctoneer.
Supreme Court under the direction of N. NnoK. Esq.
Referee
lGthst-The house aud lot tho south site Of 6ths
$50 e. west from 7th av and known No $50 West 18th Ct
iOavTbe lot ground with tho frame dwelling thereon
the side OF 10th av % r. north from Tthss, "a H.
ms by 100 IT,
Also the ground with the frame dwelling thereon.
on the northwest corner of l0hay and tlsts Sins
front and by 100 deep Book Maps can be he'd 1t thu
Office Mortimer Building, IL Wallst.
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DALTIM0REANS are Advertising largely
- Westward New-Yorkers should advertise in THE
PiTTsBU kGH DAILY DESPATCH established lsl6l the
only penny paper that city See es the Agency b.
PALMER 1.-THE only authorized Agent for The Despatch in
Nv crs Ph lsdelphA and Boston Rates s1asIe, 40
voIds weel. - month, 81 months ~; months,
S2 Advertisements may be sent with the os.h) By mail
o. contracted for with V h. PALMER
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vUHE MINER's JOURNAL. published Al

Potfsyile aa has the la. est circulation OF
any newspaper published IN Northern Pennsylvania In
ADDITION s circulation among al the Gus Of
Schuykl and the adjoining Counties u circglAtss largely
the IL $50 cirrulates among the co and
iron and manufacturer generally At home and abroad
and hut few papers comprise nauy tas among its
patrons.
~ As Adyetsing medium, particularly for coal and
iron property and Improvements generally Il
passed by any paper IA the country.
Mining Departing nj has b.eu added 10 The Journal
Subscription price - per aDnun 10 advance "A, ertiss
Inents inserted on reasonable terms.
AddTes. BANNAN, Publisher, Potsvie, Pa, or V. 3.
PAL MER Advertising Agent Tribune Buillings
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b. A. Chiffon, Auctionser
VALUABLE WATER RIGHT and LOTS

Of GROUND the North River aud ON STU, S,rn
and 66TH.STS, at Auction.-COLE CHlLfON whi So"
at auct "a WEDNESDAY, March 1853 at Y O'Clock,
al the Meehants Exchange the valuable Water Rsh sna
Lots OF Ground the North River from the i'm ID lSth
ava and 69th 10 comprising two fall blocks OF Up
land and Water Lots together with the Water Right
Also 65tbst-9 Lots the north side OF oothst De-
tween the 9Th ard 9tb-evs . ,,
Also Lots the ull front Of the block on the east sa
from 65th to t6th.st. -
A.o is Lots south side OF 6sth-s between tho 18Th and
sh avs All of the above Lots Desirable aud arc
each Is by 100 feet deep Maps be had Of the Aus
tionesr Ne Wall-st. (15S
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ANTHONY J. BLsEcXsR, Auetonoer.
PROPERTY at PERTH AN

BOY, NJ, MAUCrION.-ANTHONf J. BLEEGk-
Err will sell at public auction, ON TUESDAY the Sh tv
Of March 1879 - O'clock At the Merchants Exchshs.
the 10 lowing desirable property, wa; -,
At Perth kmboy The unexprsd term Of Lease OF va.
uabe Prorerty al Perth Anboy ~ J. Toe Lot IL 100 iss
in breart front the water aud the same on th rear
by 500 feet in depth The lease for 10 years from the st
OF Nav 1850 at an annual Of sl75 payable quarterly
Also the Steam Saw Mill said property bong 10 by %
feet and two stories hsh. Also, the Steam Engine Ia aid
and Geering-the MILL &C. belonging to the lessee at tls
ord OF the term All the improvements nearly new aud
the be made known on the day OF sale For ar-
ther particulars apply the suctoneer No. Broad e.
NewYork. l2SlI
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TEwKsBURY's METALLIC LIFE,BOA,

hs pEopneton respectfully invite the attention Il
and 50 pOvnes to the above BO.is one OF shic
80 snea ~ ine Sectional Dry Doct, bet~. Piks
hn1srfssts kast River. These L. Boats e,auos
Iney may De launched or thrown into the
80 - 40, Pesoon Whatever, and vii always b. rxh, sde
x soc Il fne r1asr cOrnterpzr. Of toe oeher rtr
- sy y q sleec INTO any Eaaber OF stsr fzht CON-
E - 30 thss hoe should Be N asy ~ part
- ~ SO az 81 All proportion OF her basytnrv Taese
- ceHe'ea % y ire most reliable Life Boat az esf-
trtfy reigircg the ab4ndonrent OF sF q sea b. d.
hkefs 'nd crew or u case o; ire other ere Of sudden
qesurene1 TO vesse! employed in inIsnI Ansatioa a
LHe-o~r OF ms sird ~ Get ors hee< sn and feet
VII carry run - to IS hos<i, sal 60 on
1oes pHIteef insor.nsfiou sy Be obtaed from PHIN
Las b kGEs>, Esst Bosom. Msss, -Gener.l Agent
pe1isi Dodge, LeveJoys H0.sl Ne~-York; III. v aa.,u
70 - Soofh-f- and % ) Buncs Co 1laauf.c,ur~rx
NO - Ns.ainsfon and No. II We<sl- ny.
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D.S. HoUsa Auctioneer
YINO-MORROW Tuesday,, Sth inst. at l0i

TOMORROW Tuesday, Sth inst, at lOi
Il O'Clock AN at No l4s W, st 2lstst, between 5sh ssi
sth.vs all the elegant Furniture Of the house made b.
Meeks and Others ard nearly new, embracing large
sortmen of household goods of every description such
exsnt Tapestry threepy and Ingram Carpets rosewood
suites in Brocotee and lash; saving reception and arm
Chairs Peach Platc Pier Glasses SATIN danask and acs
Window Curtains marble top Center Tables elegant No
sie lrad Tabcs rose wood chamber Furniture IN sui
mahogany do best bsr Mattresses Beddns. No, Sci all
together the beet olerd al auction ts seson
Ao valuable collection OF meitouous on Paint ms and
Ensrsynss Alss variety of fancy Boxes, Ornamental
Clocks SverVarc Also OF Nuns supsrio, Plane
Ferries Caialogues morning OF sale.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH-Sew

L York ofhees-eorBer Of Hanover and Beaverss, and
No AS Broadway, below Faltoa-s- The Hszneto TEL
esrsph Company tor the purpo~ Of the further lcconio-
5-en o. ne public 70 keep pace with the rapidly ncreS.-
ing Tels business and enable their azsnfs %
with promI tEess al ysages Tia; nay be offered have AZ
heayy eIFendtzre aog completed and in active opera
ton two separate and dnet nesof poles snd Teexsphis
gi-es exel1Ing from NSw-YoTk the City of Wasng-
ton One b. the raroe route, with i've wirr. from New
YORK 70 Philaaphi a. four wires from n. 10
Baltimore and Washington; BY the other line along the
Turnpike roads there wires the whole distance 40
the Company have stations az Wilmington Trenton New.
BrunsTieI Princeton, Newark, jersey CITY, Hsyre e
Grace, Pom DepoSite and kew-Hope
With seven wires, above ena regulations "a ;,.r,s
prompt eshvsry, tbs Company affords person. dsos5
j. avail thenelyes OF the AID advantage OF tbs ns
node 81 communicating with peTsDnAl or bannAs, fe5i.
Ia distant sltses AZ extent Of for p-onptf,. ~,
equses BY any e;av. hne IN tins country az
1eesfsPeinE bot Teeenl.y az experiment. Ia. he,o,.
sys;euAiie and reliable meduad BUSINESS and the -.
OF thousand, upon Thousands Of dOAss ro~ dav r..
s-,ed throgs its agency. ~
PScEs-FaE The -zHsE.s<on u Iyn words or g. f-r,l
ave OF cate, address and ssnatar for Which ns ch,-y. =
EEee) the pnces com NETWORK "a EEN4sE
tireniy oent, 10 PHILADELPHIA trenfsse ecsi, "A
70 BALTIMORE or WASHINGTON aJty eat, on
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W., , ,,,,,-, WA. N, SWAN, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-07
AsrIosY J. BLEEcKsR Auctioueer
L ,ARGE and PERENPTORYS SALE Of about

49, AErHosY J. BLEEcKER, Auctioueer.
Il ARGE and PERENPTORYS SALE Of about
- 80 beautiful Building Lots near enl between New.
ensen ard Tompsinsyle Staten Island late the prop
cry OF Df }. y Westsrvelt~-ASrHONY J. BLEECkER
VII sei II pubic auction THURSDAY the 10Th day Of
Nsfsn 1872 AZ II O'Clock, at the Merchants Exchange in
ths icy OF the following desirable property VIZ
VI staten Island abOt 80 choice building forming
hrary blocks Of ground situated and bounded by Wester
Vetav, l I'd Sd An 5h 9Th and 7thsyA, aud By Brock
81 situated Staten Island, and between New bns1tou
and Tompkirsyle. The whole Of this property wilma
hive minutes walk Of both the New Brighton aud TOMB
lnsvii!e Ferries The average time from any portion Of
the properly etther OF the above eres and frp, ,a
fe1y Eew-foTk 10 Wai-st It's vicinity Ia ,ithin IA
BY steam boat either from ghton or Toan
kirse ever haf hour -e 81 cents and By coanutston
lss tAan an stage line IN the City Of sewYork From
TIE enre property theTe e view Of Sandy HOok The
ocesn the whole Of Srwiork Bay Long Island s.,ors
non fort Ham ton % williamson H. the ga, and yorth
LIVES hews-k. and Newark Bay.
ne OF the property be every day DURING
ne wees between the hOas Of 10 A " and O'Clock n
!cress Nautilus Hall, TompkinsviIle Psny s,a,s3
insrd WEo Will ave all the necessary information Tns
streets are opened and zrEded The terms are U ne, c
and TIE auciloBe-rs fees the DAY OF sale 20 nr
the delivery Of the deeds and the balance nag rens ~
bond and mortgage for hve years il required FOR ma.
describing the shove property apply the A1c,ioa.
No Broad-s,- New-fork. i2f3l