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r TITLE NECK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DE-
and beautiful situations In the worldthe water in front
and woods behndare informed that owing TO
Withdrawals chance is still to share in the
above association The village Of Marathon at the head of
Little Neck Bay, with extensive shore 'front.' offers in
ducemt nts not to DO met with in any of the muarous
schemes before the public Three Of land for
nominal with Unlimited and unequaed privileges
OF boating fishing and shooting and water view and land
not be for either beauty variety extn
and all within twenty or thirty minutes of the Williams
burg ferries Gy the Flushing railroad commenced
take drive out and survey tho grounds inquire James
T. Kenyon President 10 South Third street, WILLIAMSBURG
VIM. T. Holland Vice President 172 South street, James
Gilmore, Secretary 7G Orchard street, " D. d. Fowler
Treasurer 1S Stanton street, John DOVE, corner of
Columbia and Grand streets and Joseph A. Jackson IS
Reade street. Trustees at tc Weschester House.
Of Broome street. the night Of meeting Thursday the
10th. BY order Of JAMES GILMORE Secretary.
DETERsvILLE HOMESTEAD observation-disclosures
onennd all 70 the meeting Of this association to
% nela AZ sne msar Hall 1888 Bowery, on "Wednesday
evening nay eight o'clock for the purpose Of explain
ing the upon which this assoeiSon operAtesde
scen nt location Of the land and illustrating the beno
homes Neglect not this opportunity workingmsu your
endeavoring to ruin you. Will you bear the oppressos
yoke heavily around your necks Come, shen to night
and No. Join this association end protect your
interests Regular meetings held Monday
Ing, Mt American Hail. corner of Broadway and Grand
street. =. A. POTTER President, No Hanover street.
=. W. n. HOYT, frcasurer, go Ninth avenue.
y. N. CELLArLES, Secretary, lT Broadway,
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DLANTS AT AUCTION w. s. McILVAIN WILL
SELL Mt the seed store John street. this day at iO
o'clock very superior lot of moss monthly and
climbing roses In bloom double dahlias and caruation
pink Of the very best sorts yerbenas tuberose gaou
Fand'res, honeysuckes &C. &C. put lota
from T. Henderson, Jersey City PI.nts backed and
shipped when desired. Catalogues. ~ 49,
RISHMoND HILL HOTEL, syrATEN ISLAND, N. y
stns INV w,nn9 20 rooms will please make their
ey WIZ w free till tho first of Juno. The
W MSnmSn1 s,sse the and o'clock boat from
wnvenal iefry 80 Vanderbts landing Particulars
DO obtained q s. W. Benedict, No wall street, N Y
J. p. KELLETT, Proprietor.
DOSES AT AUCTIoN.-J. L. yANDEwATER WILL
IL sell this day May 49, at 1o o'clock, at the sales
perpetual and monthly roses on their ewn roots in
pots, from the nursery Of @. Marc, Astoria, L. i.
WAGONS, COACHES AND RocKAWAYs, At AUG.
tion-This day at IL O'clock at 81 Dey street corner
Of grssnvch and second hand buggy wagons two
beth BY Lawrsnee hack coach express wagon single and
'''' - WEIINaTVS 4. CARTER, As,siea~r
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MORTGAGE SALE OF ELEGANT FURNITURE,
wi rich wilton carpets panoorses, mirrors, chnaware,
&G on Thursday and Friday 10 O'clock each At The
sales room, 80 Nassau street. near Fulton-R c. KEMP
viii sell at auction as above by order Of the morgagee
large and splendid assortment Of first class cabinet
furniture and rich house furnishing articles carpets
fortes &c to be sold without the
The goods all In first rate condition having
used only eight months and consist of very rich apos
try velvet carpets elegant carved octave pa
no9rte with mother Of pearl keys and cost $500 splendid
oval mirror cost $780, two suits OF beautifully carved
WOOD parlor in rich velvet and satin broca
tse large French plate pier glasses slabs and brackets
elegantly carved centre and fancy tables
on ear beautiful voltaire and rocking chairs eonches
nanogany etes sofas and chairs beautifully carved
wood eegere rosewood bookcase and secretary suit Of
handsome mahogany dining furniture viz extension
table marble top deboard and mahogany hair scat chairs
white and gold china dinner sets rich plated
tors rich cut glassware &C., oil paintings Brussels
pets stair carpets and rods hat stands
and bureaus large rosewood frame dressing glass
mahogany bedsteads bureaus and washands best South
American curled horse hair mattresses holsters and pill
lows, French msnte clock, mante ornamens rosewood
corner etegere Parian china figures rich sill plated tea
and coffee service richly decorated china and coffee
ses ivory handled table cutlery together with all the usual
assortment Of chamber and kitchen furniture Also
action paneforte made by Erard also several other
rosewood ~ octave pianfortes which worthy the
notice Of buyers Catalogues on the morning Of sale
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DOR THE LADIEs.-JUsI PgBLIsHED, THE CRYs.
tai Palace Seuven Illustrated Magazine Of ksdisS
Fashion. 4, Pss. and New York fer The spring and sum
tea. e,sulston only By Mr. Geo Rupn pf0prisss' shs
way will contain sms.s ether u:Of mattel tws.tyf9ss
designs in mantl, with dese rptys particular, Of che
terals Of which they posed TO- viii heseAt frca
Ia part oftbs Union on application 70 the Irotos.
MANTILLAs.--AN IMMENSE IMPORTATION or EN
vi trey new and extremely beautiful designs ParisAn
msnas have Just been received At the emporium, 80
the sntass Blo.sas and every other novelty
vted. 10 DULPYW,
NEW SPRING GOODs.-MADAME vRTAULT, NO. III
Breadway has Just reseived per steamer AsA an A.
Monday May 49, Madame Vetault would inform the public
that she has secured the services Of sres
maker from ono Of the at housos Paris osss bands
wanted to sew on dresses
CHAwLs.-FIrTY CASES OF VERY RICE CANTON
GRAPE ehawi. plsis and enbrsdsrsdJ nsvng sssn par
chased by NE Subscriber previous 70 the peecne
eH them q from yto . Per osns l:ss - 49,
prices. VERY Esyy plain crap snsw3a Mss - 80
"a etSss trsnsh Iaa sAswis = thS assss sSssss
x~stalA aaa Shawl 1npsisn ~ Dsss>vaS
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T ARcE AND SPECIAL SALE OF rURN1rURE.-J.L.

IL yANDEWATER. will sell this day May Is
at 0 o'clock at the large and spacious saesroo
seph Cole Esq No. GA East Broadway II Divo street.
Consisting OF the entire stock Of the above well known
sold in consequences of from business
m ny aoE
marble top pier centre and sofa tables sofas chairs lounges
etegtres wardrobes bcdsnds bureaus yashstands cab
nets spring chairs extension tables The whole Of the
above stock has been manufactured expressly for private
sae and every lot be fully relied upon every partcu
lar both as to style finish and workmanship Every lot to
be sold without reserve to the highest bidder.
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|ipEAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT TORONTO c.
THE undermined will offer sala nnlli

|pEAT SALE OF REAL ESTATE AT TORONTO c.
U W-The updersisned will offer for sale public auc
ton ON Thursday the 26th inst in Toronto as blocks
sufficient for over 900 lots usual size city lots
comprising part of the Crushank estate This property
and Lake ontaro The NcItheru T. now IL opera
Lake Huron August next and the Grand Trunk Railroad
from Quebec to Lake Huron passing through the papery
Western win be completed in 1855 which, with the great
growth must be exceedingly rapid.
The population of Toronto ut present 600 and rapidly
increasng and when the railroads
property must BE- most materially enhanced in value
eight Interest at payable semi annually
Pians of the property city Of Toronto &c be at
itan Bank building New York where all necessary
ton will be given and photographic plans delivered gratis
all applicants. JAMES NJ. STRACHAN,
ia w. j. FITZGERALD.
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SAMUEL osGoop AUCTIONEER.-AUcTIoN NO
uee-five hundred thousand Havana segars by order
Of the sheriff Of the city New YorOn Thurs
OsGOOb CoNKiIN tore s Fulton street, viii sell Il
auction choice lot Of Havana segars fol
PaDatslas Hesperdas Lola Monies and Csbanss in boxes
varying from fifty to thousand Terms cash Sale ALSO
CTEAMBOATs FOR SALE AT AUCTION CON.
requiring boats larger size to be- smnioved
said ferry than those heretofore used the
provided lease delivered to the
ration and will be sold together with their fur
nituIe at public auction by James NJ Miller Co.,
Exchange Wall street The boats are lying at the foot
Of Bridge street Brooklyn where they may be seen at
TO be paid the day Of twenty per the
months from tho day Of sale with security approved
oS the Finance nee Department compsroiers
A. c. FLAGG, Comptroller
in the Ninth ward Of the city Of Brooklyn to be sold
without reserve to close Dumont Hosack will
eel At auction on Thursday May 49, At Y ooi,ek at the
lots on Monroe street. between Marcy and Bedford ave-
Idiots Gates avenue between Marcy and Bedford
lots on Marcy avenue, corner Of Quincy street.
II lots ON Gates avenue corner Of Thorp
lots Quincy street. between Marcy aud Nosrand ave
the above can be obtained of the suctoness q.
their othce, No. II Wall street.
WIN. WRITER'S AUCTIoNEER WILL SELL THIS
house 1876 Hudson street. consisting sofas easy chairs
rocking and other chairs marble top centre sewing duing
ses three ply and other carpets olcoth drugget
gany French and cottage bedteads mattrcsse
furniture &c. Also Thursday at s7 Canal street fur
niture. &c.
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T L. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL.
IhursdAy, May 10 at lOl O'clock at No 100 Wat

T L. VANDEWATER, AUCTfONEER, WILD SELL.
e. on Thursday May 49, at l0 o'clock at No. 100 West
Twenty first street between Seventh and Eighth
and pes Of Partisan and city made
wood suits covered in French satin brocatle viz-one
SOFAS two tete tetes Votare six spring parlor
chairs deliberately carved rosewood etegere
top sofa pier and centre tables pier with
Firth Hall Pond octave; splendid plate glass
rosewood music rack rio satin dsmask window curtains
rich Lronzehand ormolu Clocks mantel ornaments cande
bras rich and choice line Of Art Union paintings
Mountains by W. e. Boardman; Autumn Scene in Deposit
N y by Hess Middleport by Hess Winter Scene by Gig
tapestry and ingram cnrpes bedroom furniture consisting
part OF mahogany and rosewood bedsteads marble top
dressing bureaus do washetands Ardrobes damask win
dow curtains toilet sets feather beds hair and spring mat
bedding paliasses &C. CENTRE side and night
bles eommodes carpets &c; dining extension tables
debcards efcgeres liquor chairs carpets &C. Tho
whole of the above furniture order
Hutchins of Broadway, and In good order Also
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This day, Tuesday, at 2oclock, p. M, at 1913 Eighth
avenue the entire furniture of boarding
plain carpets sofa bed
nut maple and ohor be iseads mahogany dining and toa
tables marble top side and centre tables clocks chairs
large looking glasses vases coffee liquor kegs &c
Sale to commence in tho yard Of Sale positive
rain or shine. T. ASTEN Auctioneer
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DAP sIm
A. Wheeler COD. has taken the store No % John
selected stock of foreign and domestic stationery and
EWRiIiSS; P ia, Letter. Bath cemms,sis,
Also Log Bloting Horn, Gold Silver Glazed Tissue and
LNvELoPEs.-Bua Laid Govt, White and Blue wove
@ stE % as all the
poses Of the plain and patterns Of the above
nSa
c9PYING PRGssEsA variety ofshe bs.
t3Eetlsr but ths up distinct perfect
and ink without spreading Also French Copying Books
COMMERCIAL gLANKs;-Netes, Drafts, Bills of Elk
wv Fancy %s
iSRsTHSps Whitney,. i Tsssh s Fry.
Ns sss ana AT9S
psn' sHS Es N F.s.rs cuvo
others, Drawing, Commercial, Rcd Common and State
CRAYoNs:-white Black, Red, Assorted colors, and
LETTER CLIPS Roekwelrs Scroll, Shell, Cornucopia,
'ssas Writing Parchment
81 shtAIEsSTTAmerican and English; Porcelain Paper
WATER COLORS.-Newmsns Reeves & Sons Osborne,a
CSi9rs French and osbornes American Toy Coors for
ZAP JApAS 81: AND BRoSzED 'wAREnBir Head Bank
Irvine Reels. 80 ~ S''
STEEL PENs.-Giots, Perrys and many other kinds
r,sncS Sards embossed engraved motto,
Cards. - - $50 '-'s
DRAWING PAPERs.-whatmsn's, Turkey Mills and
American. ' 1
MATHhMATICAL AND DRAWING INSTRUMENTS
Best English, French, and German.
would respectfully invite the attention of the trade IN
my stock and feel confident from past experience that
can suit my friends and CUSTOMERS both in quality price
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HENRY IT, LEEDS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.
II LEEDS co. will sell at auction Friday, May 90
at o'clock at the gallery Of tho sales rooms No
Wall street, extensive sale of fine pictures autographs
wines &C., comprising entire invoice Of fine pictures
copper and affixed to glass received from Europey and $50
baskets of entirely brand Of champagne just
oeived Also autograph Letters Of Robert Fulton All to be
sold without reserve, wis.,
Pictures-About seventy five fine oil pictures
and oval copper being copies Of Teners Rafae
Titan. Verpet Branwer Bin ghem and other celebrated
pictures-original by Postele Chaimbeaux Deaverque
Durant Cardni and other equally celebrated modern
French artists all of which have just been received and
we'll worthy tho attention of connoseurs and amateurs Of
painting.
Autograph ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS valuable manuscripts Of
Robert Fulton the great inventor Of practical
These manuscripts in his handwriting and illus
tratve of origin and aoknow
lodged By the authors and civil englsers Of the
official documents Of the above powers and Russia
accompany the manuscripts and ready for exam
nation at mr. Office No. Wall street.
All Of these letters transmitted direct from his son.
r. Fulton to the present thereby precludng the
possibility Of their being any other than the
Also at o'clock immediately after the pictures and
manuscripts high grade champagne clarets hooks
ternes sherres and brandy champagne just received
and entirely brand and article bottled for the
don Market and fully equal to any wine in the country
The hooks carets sherry and brandy of FIRST growths
celebrated vnages to which the attention Of the public
especially collected In quantity, about 400 packages in
wood and glass.
Catalogues ready on Wednesday which can be had on ap
plcaton ut our Office No. Wall street.
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u COTTON AUCTIoNEER.- SALE OF
household furniture carpets eilSSshs French plate,
ay wednesday May 18th. atId O'Clock at the auction
assrment Of furniture Of kind and description II
will and rosewood furniture book
furniture, divaDs in plush and hair CLOTH Brussels
grain carpets and oclohs large French plate
Sizes feather beds and hair mattresses three
panoi0rtss two rosewood and one mahogsny So and So
and furniture that has been postponed positively
take place this day, and will be sold at IL O'clock
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4. VAN ANTWERP, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
e. China Glass, &c. E. VAN ANTWERP SON will
sell Thursday May 49, At o'clock at loo Pearl street.
IN lots the shelves suit Ridge
ways best printed esrthenware crates white GRANTEE ID
do Rockingham 75 packages glass assorted tumbers
wines lamps vases gobets specie jars &C. Also knives
and forks spoons tea trays and walters plated
Catalogues ready Wednesday.
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nENTIsTRY:-A T. SMITH, DENTIST LATE WITH
II DIT RoMen In forms his friends and the public In
general that his ONCE for the practice Of dental
dentistry for tho past fifteen years and having had
profession he fatters himself to give entire satisfaction to all
those who may favor him with their patronage Teeth In
Serted from one tooth to full the best
Warranted of a superior quality Terms reasonable.
A. T. SMITH No. 81 Bond street
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II N BUSH, AUCTIONEER, NO. 10 NORTH WILL
" liam streetAt half past ten o'clock sale Of and
second hand furniture of description carpets feather
beds mattresses also quantity Of superior jewelry
two superior revolyers, &c, &c.
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HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER. SPLENDID
carved rosewood, oak and mahogany furniture
HENRY II. LEEDS 4 CO. will sell at auction, We'd
nesday May 18TH at l O'clock at the cabinet
Of MT Joseph Dixon, No ss Broad n.y. Grace
Church Splendid carved rosewood, black walnut furn
tureConting OF suites Of carved SOFAS chairs
tete ets covered in rich coored silk and satin
carved centre tables side do wsshstands mus, stands
carved rosewood bedsteads cabinets gaces side
tables cribs &c Also suites Of black walnut carved
wood sofas, chairs ditto wardrohes secretaries Also
elegant carved oak suites extension tables
hogany and oak oak and dining chairs
morocco together with assortment other black walnut
and mahogany furniture; mattresses holsters and pillows
&C. The whole being Of the richest and
finished furniture offered this
season to the trade and others.
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DENTISTRY.

A RTIFICIAL TEETH ON GOLD PLATES WITHOUT
~ extracting the roots On this plan teeth look more
natural and give more any other
doors cast of Broadway. .-eNN' ~ y
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MMLNEnY AND DREssMAKIN0,


vy&O THE LADIEs.-RICH PLAID sILKSh PRINTED
i brAies, &o-UBsDELI, PERSON 4 LAKE, al
broadway invite the attention OF their patrons
select VARIED assortment Of choice fAbrcs
y hs last STEAMER and Row ready soy thsS inspection
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DEfssIR .;,n u HALL, IN

DESIRABLE INVESTMENT.-CoNGRE HALL IN
- the city OF Patterson New Jersey, at auctionon Fri
day, es 10Th day Of May inst at three o'clock p NJ will
be sold by public auction the premises the justly eele
braed hotel known as Congress Hail. The situated
In the most eligible central and convenient location in the
city OF "a erscn The house IL we'll and known
70 travel ers as first class hotel The lot IL about
20 feet front Main street. and hundred fifty
Congress street the house about the
sufficient space for yard room: DC The heuse is
ete repair having been recently built the subsan
being within FIVE minutes walk Of the depots
York and Erie and Union railroads great portion the
purchase money may remain bond and mortgage
term Of years The premises may be viewed conditions
sale and further Particulars known, application to
ROBERT CHISWELL, Auctioneer
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range from u to n per cent advance.
We understand that the Erie and Kalamazoo Bank, of
Michigan has been galvanized This is the worst kind Of
wild cat concern.
The receipts Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company for
tho month Of April and for the year up to May COM
pared with those for the period In 1852
annexed -
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Receipts for the month ending April go 49, $270 1875 81
Same month last Observation-Disclosures. 2O4,8O8 "a
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"A lamps, &c.-By WIN, W. sHIRLEYaThs day, Wednss,
May 18TH at 10 O'clock at No. So John street. 200
lots all kinds sleabs goods at four months
cred over 800
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A UCTION NOTICE-3O0 PACKAGES OF ALL KINDS
"A Of glassware, and go lots Of erockery glass china
and fancy goods, lsnps. &e-By WIN. ". SHIRLEY 81
months credit over 3l00
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INSTALLATIONS.

furniture &C. Also Thursday at ISL Canal street fur
MIsCALLANEOUs.
-~~o~-.~-S>N
9S s ya ssis
Brcsdvay bs'utfsl assortment Of stationery re-
ment Of superior gold pens pencils enables to
en ny s sRd ri. Of
4 Co, No. Il Maiden lane, and 277 Broadway.
A MERICAN FLUID MAGNEsIA-AN AGREEABLE,
is r sss pa suited DC 5
ss al sick head
sao nItea Steele do Gresn a. coddnssoH
II Co.. Bsdy
RE SURE THAT THE SIGNATURE $ RIGHT
That .purports to be Lyons, for none
e .as what + h Psso nos t Sar kills
Or reaches, plant ipsects Or rats
BTt spsa was at 60 y 81 Ike
and pills destroying and mice, IA Broadway.
CHEAP SPRING MATTRESS DEPOT, IRON BED.
ss Sss sssss
to spring beds at $ s r.s
anime s above Spring street Iron bedssads
ELEGANT WEDDING AND VISITING CARDs.-sIL-
.nS @ Ts as
plates hundred different patterns; consular
ry and society seals, engraved by tho best artists
lEYLRDELL, S2 Broadway, corner Duane street.
HELATINE! GELATINEl GELATINE JUST RE
VI ceved Europe and for sale by the subscriber
raj packages Of Soyer celebrated Geatne indputaby
the best article known for hotels and confeetioners
GEO. SCRIvEN, Sole Agent, % Maiden lane
GARDENERS PATENT MAGNETIC GOLD WASH
" or AmalEamAtor and separ,tor.Patented March 8,
has been invented performs the operation of washing
the earth puverzed quartz rook and
TO ian or Of
saving particle Of gold dust however mi
mute With this machine two men can perform much
work day ten by other and all the
gold full OF its operation will be given By the
manufacturers The public invited to examine. Price
$780, Iron retorts at Wholesale and retail.
NORTON GARDINER, At Dey street.
HOUSE FURNISHING AND MECHANICS HARD.
IA ware
J. NJ DA COSTA co. offer for sale all ARTICLES in tho
above limo cheap for cash.
All articles warranted, exchanged, or takon back.
406 Chatham street, opposite Division.
TT WILL MAKE WHISPERS GROW, EVEN IF THERE
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Foreign Blu Quotations.
Bank Of England notes per f........
lrish bank notes per f..............
Scotch bank notes per G..
Irish and Scotch bankers drafts ON
London, per g..
Bank Of France notes per f.. 49,.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-09-02

The Mediterranean steamboats, advertise an
excursion, which they call train de derotion,
from Lyons to Jerusalem. They reccivelhe
passengers at Marseilies, and land them al Jaf
Ia; will take them up again at Cape Carmel
and bring them home via Alexandria The
price through is to be 1000 fra cs, $4,000 and
the duration of the journey sixiy-6,e days.
The managers trust that the public " i'll appre.
ciate the facilities offered for their accomplish
ment of VOWS. Some of the papers consider
this rather profane mingling of speculation
with serious matters. pilgrimage made
easy" is the attractive headings upon the bills
circulated 10y the company.
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THE French AND ENGtIsH SauApRoNs

The FRENCH AND ENGLISH SoUADRoNs
The appearance of the combined French and
English sqnadrons at Bcsika Bay is. says the
Constitutional "most imposing. This Bay is
situated ON the coast Of Asia, at the entrance
OF the Dardaneles, is large and deep, and ii is
not improbable that it contained the one thou
sand vessels which bore the Greeks before the
walls of Troy Our modern vessels, less nu.
merous but more formidable, fnm a long line
opposite the plain along which the petulant
Achilles dragged the body Of Hector at the tail
ofhis chariot. The French vessels are at the
head of the line, the headmost ship being the
Bayard. OF ninety guns. Between the ships
of the line and the shore are ranged the smaller
sailing vessels and the steame,s."
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A FORTUNE WA,TING.-The Richmond
Dispatch says "a large legacy has been left the
heirs of Thomas Gay, by friends deceased in
England. Thomas Gay married in Virginia.
and died, Leaving an only daughter, whose
children are supposed to reside in Virginia or
Kentucky, and these are the parties wanted
Mr.. John Livingston, 1877, Broadway, N. Y,
is the person who has the matter in hand