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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1853-12-31
ERES Ysi4I's SALE
OF
VALUABLE LAND,

Hpf virtue Of a Decree Of the Circuit Cour,
aSior C"cI! cnnnty, Ia Chnnctiy, The under
s'sn"i as Trustee, will of = at Pubic SALE at
ReynnlP' Store in Huntsville, on
Tuesasy The iM day Of Fe~uory,
ncNii certain tract Or parcel Of Ian |, cun.uin-
ing
~ Acres ana 81 g'erClleS.
whereof one Jane, n. jackson died, sciz:l.
THIS property lies on Stone Rnn, a short dis
lance from the roai lra'ine from Carriers mill
TO Port Deposit. About Is acres are WOO llanl
we'll sci with timber, an ! the resi- ue is arabic
ianl AMI divided into six hels IN Ter GOOD
fencing AMI well wa,errd. all Of which has been
recently llmrl and is in good order.
THE TERMS OF Sale.
The terms of sal" as prescribed by the Deere e
require the payment of une-lhrI part of the
purchase money in cash on the day Of sale; one
other thIrl part in months; AMI the residue
IN 10 months from the day of sale; the last Two
inSla'menis to bar interest from the day ul
sale, and 10 be secured by the bon or note Of
inc purchaser with surety or surcties to be
approved by the Trustee.
Sale 10 com inencc al II o'clnck NJ.
JOHN c. GROOME,
Dec. II lSj2-ls. Trustee.
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NOTICE..

Samuel Phillips and others In the Circuit
vs. Court Tor Cecil
The North East Manuac- county, in Equity,
turing Company. December / , 1858
ORDERED, That the sale made ana rep' rtcd
" by John e. Groomc, Trustee. for the sale
OF the Real Estate mentioned in the proceed
ines in the above cause, be ratified and con-
tirmed, unless caus" TO the contrary thereof be
shown on o. before the sixth day oil February
nrxl provitrl a copy of this order b" ,nSrr,ri
in some newspaper published in Cecil cnnnty,
once week tor one mon III before the third day
OF January next.
III" Report states the amour, % sales t. he
100. II. MITCHELL, elk.
Tue copy. Test.
II. II. MITCHELL,
Dc g. I'm Clrlk.
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, Tint The sub
L scrih"r Of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court Of said county. letters les
tameniary on the personal estate OF
John Roberts.
late of Cecil county, deed. All persons hav-
ting claims aga inst The SAID deceased. are ereby
warned 10 exhibit the same with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated; on or b. tore the
23rd OF September, 1854,
they may otherwise by law. be excluded IRON
all benefit Of said estate. All persons indebted
TO said estate, are requested to AXE immediate
payment to the subscriber. Given under NY
hand this Sd day o! December, 1853.
LEWIS I. ROBERTS,
Dec 6w ExCc'r.
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UJIn Wisconsin d homestead worth
$1,000 is exempt from execution.
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ID Apps GODD PENS are every day becom
IL ing more popular, try them. To be ha.
only III LiBA FERRIS & SONS,
Nov u col 4th and Market 81 Wilmington
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
Shps-Sirocco, Sanford, San Francisco, J Oakford:
Great Western, Furber, Liverpool, c Marshall & CO.
Cornne Joyce, San Francisco Peck Church. Enterprise
Funk Liverpool Taylor Rich.
Barks-Cara Windsor, Breton Port Prince Fl Beck
or K Greeve Gambia, Radclif Africa Nesmith 4 sons
Brigs-Emporium (Br), Golfer Norfolk J s whitney 4
Co; Marie Augustc (Brem), Rake, st Jago de Cuba
Moller Sand Riera Florence, Ray Nuevitas, Thomas
Owen Son; Moses Wicks Charleston Geo Buckley; Tor.
nado MCarty Bermuda. VIM Smith.
3 Schrs-L Pond Crowel, Portland, w Lewis; Louisa
Chase, Boston, s Lewis; Hanover Chichester Rich
rnond II Person; Caroline Knight Allen Isguayra r
Buck Co; T. Powell Watt, Wilmington Nc 4 s
Powell; Helene Grifhng Charleston, McCready CO.
Connecticut, Fairchid, Newbern, Davis Holiness Mis-
souri,, BArrensen, Salem, Ropes CO. Washington
WINSTON Mobile, sturges, Chairman Il Co; Village Belle
Pritchett. Naranham, James Bishop Co; Baltimore
seight Baltimore johnson Lowden; Chas Henry, Ap.
pleby Maagorda, Stanton n Thompson.
steamers-Deav sre Seymour, Philadelphia G % Gan.
ford
ARRIVED.
Steamship Alabama, Ludlow, Savannah, with mdse TO
Semi L Mitchill
Steamship Marion, Berry, Charleston, So hours TO
Spoford, Tieston 4 Co
ship West Point (pkD Mullener Liverpool Jan O. with
2ta passengers, 70 Kermit Carow Jan H. lat 80 Is,
lon 10 20 was in company with ship supposed the Mer
curry from Liverpool Tor New Yok (since arriyed) The
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CITY Intelligence,

FUNERAL OF LIEUTENANT CHARLES .. BRowER
ONE OF THE NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS.
The funeralof this Volunteer whose death ticed
few days ago took place yesterday from the Church Of
the Holy Trinity, Brooklyn At two O'Clock the body
was removed from the City Hail. where lay IN state all
day and conveyed the Church Of the Holy Trinity
escorted BY the Light Guard As the colin entered the
building the minister Of the church proceeded front
the corege and read the burial service for the day
the Episcopal form. The CONN then aii on two
mahogany benches beside the communion table, where
the minister continued 10 reed the service during
which the choir sung the Anem for the Dad and the
1seth HYMN -
Hark from the tombs J mournfuI sound
Mine attend the cry
We living men come view the ground
Where you must shortly JIG
Princes. this clay must be your bed
In spite Of all your towers
The tall, the wise. the reverend head
Must lie as low ours.
At the conclusion Of the funeral service the minister
announced that the coffin would be opened order TO
give the deceaseds friends opportunity Of behodno
for the last time that face which beamn9 with
happiness but now was as cold as marble. whereupon
not only his friends and relations. bat all the congre0a
ton and the members Of the different military compane,
present gladly ayailed themselves Of the opportunity
The coffin. which was covered with Grape ana bound
with silver lace after being screwed down borne out
On the shoulders Of six men, and laid in magnificent
hearse with glass sides and ends The funeral procession
Company A, Tenth regiment n. Y 8 w. az the escor.
gnard attended by Shelton Brass Band playing the Dead
Brooklyn Light Guard guard Of escort. attended by
Eodworth's Band =
heare on each SIDE Of which marched Tie remnant Of
the Volunteers, as guard OF honor
ohcers OF the Volunteers in military ,ni c,zens dress
carrying the colors of the regiment.
Carriages containing the relation and friend, of ,a
deceased 80
In this order the proce sion marched along Court
and at every block the number % followers nrrea sea
until il reached Greenwood Cemetery the last restiea
place OF the dead Here the deceased with all military
honors, buried
We have seldom witnessed solemn procession
than this The friends of the deceased WED with each
other 70 which could pay most honors to the dead
and render the pageant solemn "a possible The
deceased has resided in Fatbush for about four
whittier he removed for the benefit OF his health But
there he was suddenly taken Ill and died in few hours
OF long contracted disease He served with distinction
in the late between this country and Mexico and
with his hand took the celebrate General Braval
prisoner For this act he rewarded by government
who gave i'm commission in the army, which post he
held until The day OF his death While alive he ad-
mired a. soldier and citizen. and when dead he
nouined o. ather and Christian. He WAS married il
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Passengers Arrived.

Notwithstanding Alabama--L Scudder, A Hunter,
Geo Norris, w Hutchinson, Mrs Hutchinson, Miss
J. Hutchinson, Miss l. Hutchinson. J Hutchinson and
two Masters Hutchnsons, DR. Bovine j Odell lady
and three children Amos II johnson, + II Johnson Mr.
Clinch, Ars 0nch r Merritt and lady, w Nichols,
Budd, Denham, 5 Gump : Stern, II C Hart $ J
Ryan, Miss Stone, Miss NJ Trap, Miss Susan Scud
DER Mr. Lewis and child, B Mitchell, Sayre,
Sackett Cummings, NJ Christopher, NJ Goodwin
J. Goodwin Miss II Reed f 7 Richardson J Brock, II Ze
bert, Hartman, Levi schulman--1s in the Storage.
CHARIEToS-Steamship Marion-Capt l. Perry and
lady, Jackson, Wilson, Pease, Upton, banner
ly, X Coleman, w De Kosta and son, smith, Jcr
kins, J Gunnison and lady g I Sanders lady and ser
want two Masters Sanders W Gowan, Caldwell g Sher
man, rfelson, $ Heartt, Capt L Hodges, v
Matthews-15 in the steerage.
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wP anchored ON the bar Sunday The weather being
SIP Francis Sage, Robson, Liverpool 2s days, with
ESQ passengers to 7 p Stanton. OF Tuskar was in
pany with ships Sandusky and Albert Gailatin from
Liverpool for New York.
Ship Antarctic Zerega, Liverpool rs days, with 4s4
passengers TO Zerega Co. The towed to Quaran
tine this morning BY steamtug Titan Capt Hazard from
Hampton Roads, in as hours where she put in in dis
tress She is now detained at Quarantine in
of sickness.
Ship Florida Nickerson Philadelphia, days to order
Bark Georges (of Thsmaston) Fales Malta 81 days to
} W Ewell 4 Co. No date spoke bark Marmion, from
Gibraltar for Boston.
Bark Jasper Bennett, Charleston, days. to Durham
Dimon.
Brig Washington (of HarpsweD, Dunning Cardenas IL
Brig Vim Dugan, Collins, Wilmington, NC, days. to
l. McCready Co. The D is bound to Boston, and
put into this port for repairs having the night Of the
18th inst off the Delaware, lost foretopsa yard bboom
and done other damage.
Schr Charger, Blackman. Attakapas, via Norfolk, 65
days TO Sturges Chairman Co. Tie has experienced
very bad weather during the passage; lost mainmast
mainboom and deck load of molasses numbering 100
casks.
schr nouise Robinson. Wilmington NC. days.
schr Alarc, Rogers Wilmington, NC, sdays.
Schr Harrison Jones, Rogers, Newbern days.
Schr l. Smith, Stutely Wilmington days
schr Julia Mister, Hasey, Norfolk, A days.
Schr Henrce, futile. Richmond days.
Schr Chas Cranmer, Townsend, Alexandria, days.
Schr Conquest, Adkins, Wilmington, Tel, days.
schr W Houston, Bloxnai, Accromac: Del 2 days.
schr Har binger, Robinson, Rockland, 8 days.
Schr Hunter Smith, Virginia, days.
schr H Talman, Young, Baltimore, days
Schr Timothy Pharo, Lines, Baltimore days.
Schr Ella, Geere Virginia, 3 days.
SAILED
Calorc ship Ericsson, Lowber. Norfolk clipper ships
srocco (new) San Francisco Resoute (new), Perry, Aus
tralia.
Wind at sunrise, W; meridian, s; sunset, S
The ship Bavaria Bailey, for Melbourne and bark Pa.
mela, MCurdy for Australia have anchored at Quaran
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the aame church from which his funeral took place.
fond wife and two children left to mourn the loss
Of one who to them kind husband and in
dugent father The deceased born this city and
lies in the cemetery where seepa large number
OF his fellow soldiers who fought with him the battles Of
their country In the tropical cline of Mexico.
MnuANics ISnrTUTs-EIEcroN OF OrncERs.-A meet
ing of the members of this body was held last evening"
their rooms No. Bowery, for the purpose Of eecting
officers for the ensuing year The result of the election
follows President Hon. Zadock Pratt First Vice
Morgans Third Vice President Isaac w. Ayres Record
ing Secretary John Taglabue Corresponding Secretary
Geo. II Purser; Treasurer Elijah F. Purdy; Directors
Edwin Houghton Henry H. Hooper, John Loudon, Peter
Grant A w Metcalf, James Prentice. James Stone, j. X
Fisher, r. NJ Ferris, Gardner d Hscox John Roach +.
Basham.
THE WEATHER The fine weather which we have enjoy
ed for the last few days still continues During the mid
die OF the day yesterday il quite pleasant but
the evening advanced il became very cold AT IL O'Clock
last night the thermometer at the HERALD Office stood at
the frsenpg point There is still small quantity of ice
Heating IN the North and Fast rivers but the navigation
is not obstructed in the least.
IMPROVEMENTS THE CTy.-AI those opposed to- well
as all those in favor Of the widening of Catarne street
requested TO meet the Committee Streets, at the
Street Commissioner Office Hall of Records this after
noon, at three O'Clock.
EXTREME DEsTUuToN.-On Mond,y woman named
Margaret Farlan residing in Tenth avenue found by
the police Of the Sixteenth ward lying drunk the floor
Her two small children lying beside her in starry
his wife aud children time since leaving them in
very destitute state. She however managed to obtain
rum, and has been continually drunk.
FOUND IN A FTr.-Celia Johnson brought to the
station house, on Monday in ct DR. Ives sent for
who rendered her what medical aid in his power.
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Debates In the Common Counl ii
wAsnuNGroN's niRTnpAY

WASHINGTON BIRTHDAY.
Alderman PICK presented petition that the C0mptrol
Ter be directed TO pay for the fireworks Washington
birthday the 22d since the day drawing near and
the Comptroller had stated that ne would pay no such
account II was ne said honored custom aud ap-
Teared 10 be falling into dsuse He moved its reference
to the Committee Arts and Sciences Carried unani-
mously.
Alderman BARD, AZ subsequent hour, moved that the
Commissioner OF Lamps and Gas De instructed to IL
Illuminate the City Hall on the same day and 10 display
the transparency.
Alderman WARD would ask whether there had been any
communication on the subject from the Mayor II was
always usual 10 have one and Il was high time. If it
had not yet been received it looked little If the day
going 10 be dispensed with
The PRESIDENT made no reply % the inquiry, and the
resolution having been read again passed imme.
diately.
There was considerable amount OF routine business
trans acted and the Board adjourned till this afternoon
fWednesdayl
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SPORTING.

- REAT AT1RACIION.-A GRAND sPARRiNG EXHI-
NJ bition will be given at Mayors Concert Hail. l0I
Elizabeth street Thursday evening February I7th
for the benefit of G. Leese, and J. Cooley who bein,
matched with young Adams, for 5000 will upon this
OCCASION make his last appearance in public previous to
entering the Magic Circle when his friends will have an
opportunity Of seeing his condition and Judging of his
liabilities. He has, therefore, great pleasure in
nouncing conformity with his friends and mentor George
Leese that most OF the sporting Of New York have
pledged themselves to attend g. Leese and Philip Clare
will fight their battle over and wind up the sports Of the
evening. Tickets Is cents. Doors open at O'Clock;
sparrirg TO commence at s O'Clock.
CPORTING.-TO GENTLEMEN WHO LOVE A GOOD
- dog.To be disposed of. large handsome Nowfound-
land the best in this city. Apply at No. %
Tenth avenue.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CHEAPEST AND MOST ELEGANT ILLUSTRATED
~ works ever pubshed-The illustrated Magazine Of
Art monthly parts price rs cents containing rich
rety of interesting literature and beautiful illustrations,
from the most distinguished authors and artists in the
world. The History Of the Painters OF all Nations,
monthly parts SO cents-a guide book to the arts
tanning specimens of the choicest paintings and portraits
of their authors The Ladies' Work Book price IS cents
containing full instructions and beautiful designs for
every kind of ladies' work. produced in style perfectly
unique ALEX. MONTGOMERY, publisher, No Spruce st.
ILLUSTRATED NEWS.-CONTENTS OF SATURDAY,
l. Feb. 19-Nineteen Engravings
/. Burning Of Steamers at st. Louis.
2. The Castle.
3. The Ghost of Wallenstein.
a. Wadda Rapa
5. Derrick.
g. Mirage in the Desert.
T. John Barnard.
s. California Miners Hut.
9. Veterans of 1872 at the Capitol
10. Sponge Fisheries in Cuba.
II. Fairmount Water Works, Philadephis.
IL. Interior View of the Water Works.
49, Mission House site OF the Old Brewery.
Ia. House of Refuge, Randall Island.
10. Bridal Cake at Rensselaer, Manor.
16. st. Peters at Rome
II. Adams Express Building. San Francisco
Is. Madame Sontag, from a daguerreOtype.
10. Madame Sontag in La Sonambuls.
Together with great variety of interesting reading
matter
Price six cents Per copy
For sale at all the principal agencies throughout
the United States.
PIT. BAINUM Special Partner
II. d. A. E. BEACH General Partners,
Us Fulton street New York.
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DRY GOODS,


cash FANCY DRY GOODS HoUsE.-JANEs McCREE.
~ ~ Co., importers and jobbers y William street,
have in store large ana well selected stock
sisng in Fart Of shawls and dress goods aces and
broderies white goods ribbons and millinery goods silk
goods hosiery gloves, &c. to which will be daily added
cheap and desirable goods from auction Merchants gen.
orally invited to examine stock and compare pr
with those of other houses in the trade JAMES DC
CELERY 4 CO., ~ William street
TNNGLJsH AND FRENCH PATCHaS-JUST RECEIVED,
II per Niagara, fresh collection Of Manchester and
Paris designs Of spring goods in de lanes calcoes &c.
worthy the attention Of calico printers and commssoa
houses. Always hand printers blankets and Tipping;
gum lactaIine &c. CLARK LAWRIE, ia Front st.
CPRING MANTILIAS.-ITIE SUBSCRIBER rs NOW
- prepared to submit to the inspection of merchants
and Wholesale BUYERS from every section Of the Union
his mporations and manufactures for the present
comprising elegant and most extensive variety OF Pa
rsan novelties selected during the past month from tina
poums OF the most celebrated French modistes to-
geiher with splendid assortment of sib lace and other
spring mantas, Of his manufacture. being copies
from the best French patterns all Of which he offers
Wholesale on the most liberal terms GEO BULPIN
Paris Mantila Emporium, 361 Broadway
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VALENTINES.

NAIENTINS.-THE SPLENDID VALENTINES MANU-
featured by the American Valentine Company will be
kept on view during the season. for the Of
retail purchasers at the Office No 81 Nassau street. OPP
posite Sun Building up stairs The choicest Valen-
tines are offered sngy at the dozen price, "a NASSAU
street up stairs.
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HUDSON RIVER RAIIRoAD.-rRAISs DAILY FROM

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS DAILY FROM
i Chambers street, for Albany and Troy -
Express train, GA M-through in four hours connect
ing with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal 1T O'Clock
game evening.
Mail train SA. NJ; through way train at PM
Express train r. NJ. accommodation train 8 p. ".
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Four
teenh, and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains, from Canal street, at TX A. NJ, for
Peughkeepsie and at p. fog Albany stopping At al
way stations EDMUND FRENCH, superintendent.
NEW YORK AND PHILAnEIPEuA-DIRICT UNrTEn
IN States Mail and Express Lines IN four hour
NeS Jersey Railroad, via Jersey City Lowing New York
foot Of CortaHdt street. at and a. NJ, and and 81
"a. NJ and SIX P. g. Leave Philadelphia at l. and
"a. NJ, and 81 r. N. For arst class 81 second do.
r. and A. N. and 4 r. NJ ~ 50. For Baltimore
Washington, Norfolk aad Charlie ton-thra,oh tickets
sold and through baggage carried in Tho and A. NJ
and and 5k p ~ lines from New York Passengers
with baggage croA the ferry dfeo onit,s before tss
! trains leayo,
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MELBOURNE Australa--Packct ship Bavaria-Thomas
Cary J Burlinger Samuel Breeder, Jno Cook, James
ORourke NYork; Mr. Sergeant and lady Brooklyn;
Boston Mcssrs Smart, Rector, Slefe Isaac Past, VIM
Williams A Hivling, Underwood and servants. Of
Ohio
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CAUTION.


NTOHCE-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
~ against negotiating note drawn By W. B. r Bar
three months for two hundred and thirty eight dollars
fifty nine cents (S23s 59) the having been lost
and payment thereof stopped.
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II Fl. LUDLOW, AUCTIONEER. SALE
IL. Of valuable property Whitehall and on Market
Geld streets belonging the estate Of Isaac Person
ceased by order of the executors H. Ludlow will sell
at auction, Wednesday, February 49, at IL o'clock
at the Merchants Exchange:-Whitehal street.-The
valuable lots with the two three story brick dwelling
houses, Nos. and Whitehall street. the said lots
being together IS feet inch 'front.' 81 feet inches
149 feet inches the northery side and las feet
inch tho southery side together with the lot No.
s Marketeld street being IL feet six inches front and
40 feet inches the westerly SIDE and As feet
inches the eatery side and connect with the lots
Whitehall street The whole property will be seld in
parcel The sale win be peremptory to the highest bid
DER and bids will be made by any interested in
the property. Terms at sale.
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Telcgrnphic Marine Reports.
New ORLEANS, Feb 49,
Arriyed-Barks Courant, and Hyperion Boston.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb 1j
Fellowship Wyoming, Liverpool.
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d A. Chiffon, AUCTIONEER-PEREMPTORY SALE
ID. of Brooklyn property to close a concern.-Coe 4
Chiffon will sell at auction Thursday, February II,
1853 at II O'Clock Mt the Merchants Exchange the fol
lowing houses and lots z-The elegant brown stone
front house and lot the northery side Of Second place.
distant twenty feet eastery from Court street. house
twenty by forty feet finished in the best manner lot
three story and basement brick house in Atlantic street.
$50 feet east of Powers street. lot twentyf by eighty
good order and rents for $500 per For full par
ticulars apply at the Office Of the auctioreer No. Wall
street
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T1oR AIBANY.-FARE Sl.-ALBANY AND NEW
II York Inland Route Rairoad-Two daily express
trains at A. NJ. and 345 J.. NJ connecting at Albany
with central lines Of railroads. North and West from the
new depot, of White Elm and Centre streets,
where through tickets can be procured and baggage
Buffalo. Passengers also recsved at Broome and Bowery
and Twenty sixth street and Fourth stations Thu
above trains will land passengers at Creton Falls AMI
Chatham Four Corners only. All other trains will start
from City Hall station, corner Of Tyon Row and Centre
street. as heretofore,
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TRAVELLERS GU1DM.

NAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PHILADEI-
~ phis at IL O'Clock noon, by steamboat John Potter
from pier No North river. Fare-frst class cars %,
second class, o. Returning, leave Philadelphia from
foot of Walnut street. 2P NJ. Emgrant line by steam
boat Atlas, from pier No l, at IL O'Clock r. NJ Fare
20
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A DRIAN 4. MULLER, AUCH0NEER.
IA property on Thirty 124th and 125h streets.
Adrian II. Muller will sell at auction, on Wednesday,
Feb 49, 1858 II clock NJ at the Merchants Exchange
the two four story brick double houses and lots
the north side of Thirty third street. $50 feet east of
Seventh avenue The houses well built and just finish
ed the lots each rs by 9S feet inches Also, three
lots on the north side of 124 street 1855 feet west of
Fifth avenue, extending through to 125th street, an 1
fronting Mount Morris square On the lots fronting
125th street two very neat cottage houses in
complete order Maps can be had at the Office of the
aUcioneer, No Wall street.