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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-03-11

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealer in Drugs Medicines
w Chemicals Paints, Oil, Dye Stuf$, Glass, Perfume
fy, Cigars, Old Liquors, Fancy articles, &C., Marke
Street Wilmington, y. C.
sEPrescriptons carefully compounded by experienced
hersOns. March I9
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MARRIAGE UNDER DIFFIcULrIEs.-The Rutherford
Banner announces the following under the head Of
Marriages.:
"Were married. standing by pine log. on Sarratt's
Creek. Spartanbnrg District, s c. the 9Th instant
by DR.. William Mullins, Esquire, Mr.. DANIEL STACK
LEATHER and Miss SARAH ALLEN-all of Flint HiIs
Rutherford County, and runaway
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JITHOLESALE and Retail Druggist, and Dealer il
w Paints Oils Dye Stufs Window Glass, Garden Seeds
Perfumery Patent Medicines SC &c. of Front and
Markestreets Immediately opposite SHAW old stand Will
mington. n. c.. D
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STORING AND BEAUTIFYING
A MONG the many articles recon.
"A mended for promoting a luxuriant
and beautiful growth of the human hair
cleansing the head from Dandruff and it<
natural impurities, nothing has ever beer
discovered to compete with the virtues 81
the eincontested--thc incontestiblek
AKRON, either as IA TOILET PREPA.
RATION in its softening and fragrant
character, o: to preserve and resuScitate
fallen hair upon GREY and BALL
HEADS. The Kathairon neutralizes
the effect of disease, climate and old age
which so often cause the hair to fall of
and turn grey.
Ladies and gentlemen wishing an arti-
Gle to cleanse, soften, curl and beautify
their hair. should be particular and en-
quire for LYONS KATI1AIRON.
1t is sold by all Dealers throughout
North and South America, Europe and
the Islands of the Ocean, in large bottles
for 25 cents.
Sold in Wilmington by C. DUPR E ant
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Or BANKS'S LINE-is prepared with xT1~k.
" Steamers g Brothers. and Do"gIass <z5z71
and compliment of Tow Boats, carry with dispatch all
Freighs shipped by them between Fayetteville and Will
mington to any ntermedate landings on the hlver
D. & w. M'LAUREN, Ag'ts, Fayetteville.
1850 0-Om
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800 REWARD.

E1IFTY DOLLARS will be given for Negro LOTT, and
Fifteen Dollars for BOB, for their confinement in New
Hanover Jail or SeventyFive Dollars for LOFTS head
and Twenty-Five Dollars for BOBS head, delivered the
subscriber in the town of Wilmington.
March 2d 1853.-[26-tfl BENJAMIN HALLETT.
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=. MYERS
Il MI. RNRINSOr

Il MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Hats, Caps, Umbrel
wi las and Walking Canes, of every description whole
sale and retail North side Market-sreet, Wilmington N
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WILLIAM LIPPITT

TMPORTER and Dealer in Hardware, iron, Stoves
ming lon N C. T3Ov7-1y1
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IOIIN RAN

COMMISSION AND FORWARDING AGENT, Will
u MNGToN, n c., will attend to the sale purchase
PFoDCcE and will ship with dispatch all eonsgnments made
10 him. [Sept. "a, 1923 6m
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"REMINISCENCES AN ARMY SURGEoN,-I remem-
her one day in making my hospital round, patient
just arrived. presented ampuated forearm, and in
doing could scarcely restrain broad laugh the
litter was constantly on his face.
What's the matter? this does not strike me as
subject of laughter"
1t is not. doctor but excuse me, lost my arm in
so funny way that still laugh when look at it,
"What way?'
Onr frst surgeon wanted shaving, and got 10
attend TO it, as am corporal We went together to
the front of his tent. | had lathered him. took him
by the nose, and just about applying the razor,
when n cannon ball came. and that the last saw
of his head and of my Excuse me, doctor, for
laughing | never such thing before This
occurred during the siege of Fort Erie
Out of the Barracks it is common for messes of soil
diers to cook at fire places made of two banks of turf
crossing at ght angles 10 the ridges of the occptal
hone. When not parade, these places the re-
sort of groups of soldiers. On occasion of the
kind, of the soldiers standing on foot, can
non ball hit him the head, and in doing so gave a
whirl 10 the whole body upon the leg he Stood the
other leg flew the headeSs trunk was turned,
and it upset camp kettle of soup in the process of
cooking.
The soldier to whom it belonged. was quite ndig-
naht al the loss, (provisons then very scarce
the fort) and in his wrath he calculated, could
you not have lost your head without kicking over my
soup"
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HE subscriber has for sale Is, 900 ACRES OF LAND ca
l. in Clinsh county originally Ware county, Georgia. Y
in tracts of 49o acres each but lying in bodies containing
adapted the Turpentine business 1t lies the head
ers of the Suwannee, which is navigabe during the winter
and spring months for small crafts. Railroad being
built commencing at Brunswick. of the finest harbors
the United States and running West, and it is believed,
will run through Clinch county. These lands will be sold
tracts to suit purchasers who may want much 5000
acres considerable deduction would be made to any one
purchasing the whole The above lands bought the
State and the title is of which the purchaser
can be assured before payment required Some of the
lots we'll adapted to the culture of Sea Island Cotton
Clnch county lies Immediately on the Florida line.
Map of the county will be in the hands Of Mr.. William
Williams, of Wilmington, some time in the month of
March, or by the 1st of april.
MANSFIELD TERRANCE.
Columbus. Geo. February 1853. 26-3t*
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S2j REWARD.
DUNAWAY from the subscriber, about the 18th SO
II December, 1852, his negro man CESAR Said e
neTro about 30 wears of age black complexion and q
INNS SLIGHTLY when he walks. He is supposed to beA1
lurking the neighborhood of Mr. Miller or Mr. Peaesas
plantation in Dupln county Ihe above reward T @ oe %
plin county. N 5Oohfd IT, nA ~ .c
Warsaw Duplin CO., Dec. %, 1852 I7-d
OEGARs, sEGAR6.-We have now on hand, segar: Of Of
the most popular brands Imported and Domestic, which
we are now offering at low prices .o,rn
Ai.GE AxIes OF Superior qualIty-Suitable for
/ Timber Wagons. Extra Timber Axes; House amp
va Axes ebeap For sale by j. NJ. ROBINSON.
nEATCHES-5O Gross just landed. without sulphur,
M Cor sale bv WILKINSON ESLER.
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/ Lead, bbls Linsecd Oil, Pure, $50 lbs. Chrome
Green 90 lbs Paris Green ground and in Oil 6boxes Chrome
Green (Dry) boxes Am. Vermilon bbls. Lamp Black,
500 lbs Spanish Brown. Tin Oil,) casks Yenan Red,
English,) 500 lbs Venan Red. Tin Oh( l50 boxes Win
dow Glass American and French, at G.. DUPRE'S,
Drup tore rket st
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Professional and Business Cards.
SAMUEL j. PERSO

SAMUEL J. PERSON,
4 TTORNEY AT LAW, Wilmington, n. G.
Office Princess Street, nearly opposite the Journ
Office [2S-1yl
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TN STORE AND FOR SALE, at manuEaetnrer.s PRICES
two of Messrs r. Sinclair Co.'S improved thirty inch
French Burr Stone Corn Mills for plantation uscwarrant-
ed to grind from five bushels of fine Meal per hour
with ordinary size horses hose who are IN want o1 a
d. L. BURBANK, (sign of the Turk,
T,1v 2-l3 Front-street, Wilmington, \. {.
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L1BER RTY STOVE WORKS AND HOLLOW-VV e
FOUNDRY. PhilaGeInhn.

The undersigned respectfully inform the public that ha
ing still further enlarged and improved their WORKS. and
increased their cites they prepared
ORDERS for stoves, hoowware &c, the most reasonable
terms. They invite the attention of SOUTHERN and
WESTERN MERCHANTS to their large and extensive
assortment of NEW PATTERNS, all of which have been
of design durability, utility and economy their operation
comprising the most complete and varied assortment of
STON ES offered for sale consisting of Liberty Air
Tight Cook for wood or coal Complete Cook Star Air
Tight Sta: franklin Star Fire King Raiator
Improved Jenny Lind Cannon Stoves Bases Bare Cylin
ders Bar Rooms Radiator Plates Tea Kettles Ranges
Gas Ovens, Sc, SC.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS desirous of ordering by let
ter, have list of prices by mall containing draw
ngs and descriptions of all the different varieties of stoves
SC. ABBOTT LAWRENCE,
Feb, 25256ml Brown ST., above Fourth, Philadelphia.
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GILLESPIE, ROTHW ELL u McAUSLAN,
GENERAL Agents and Commission Merchants, Nortl
T Water Street, Wilmington, N. c..
March 26, 1852 29-ly
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ROTH ELL d McAUSLAN,
DEALERS in Staple Dry Goods and Groceries, North
~ Water Street, Wilmington, N. c..
March 26 1852 29-1y
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WILLIAM A. GWYER.


4 UCTIONEER and Commission Merchant,
"A 2l9-tf Wilmington, n j
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FT,,p TAYLOR's TEMPERANCE HOTEL.
ropretor takes this opportunity to inform the @
Na tbfP bfPeranee Community and the Public in gem Za
h1 yeo ne still continues he has done for the last -
Rncp ~ 20 Keep the above-named house strictly lem
S M Tor past favors, he would again invite all who
Hhe comfortable and cheap home, while stopping
@bunS, 70 give him a call. This house is well located
s and Sa men being No o cortlandt near Broad
als in ~ he landing of most Of the Steamboats, and Rail-
New yhaee city. ELDAD TAYLOR.
''rK, January l3 1853 I93m
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[LES COSTIN,


COMMISSION Merchant,
u Wilmington, N c.
E. P. HAIL. Esq President Branch Bank of the tate
TUos H. WRIGHT, Esq, President Bank ef Cape Fear O.
c PARSLEY, Esq President Commercial Bank-Wiming-
TOR \ C. 25v7
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D.. C.. FREEMAN, HOUSTON.
FREEMAN & HOUSTON. Wilmington. n. c.,
ID. G. FREEMAN 81 CO, New York,
MERCHANTS AND FACTORS.
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H. l.. HOLM
CORNELIUS DupRE

TTORNEY AT LAW, Wilmington, N. C.
Office of Front and Princess Streets under
Journal Office. 9v9tf
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"A
GENERAL Agent, FOrwH riding d Commission Mcr-
VI CHANTl take pleasure in informing my friends, that
prepared to give all business entrusted efficient
and personal attention have wharf for Naval Stores,
with ample Spirit House. and Warehouse.
longnments of Naval sale or Shipment and all
kinds country produce solicited Cash adva made on
rousgnments.
Wilmington, N. June 4. 1852 39-I2m
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JEsSUP d 1lOORE

JEsSUP d MOORE,
nAPER Man ufactnrcrs and Rag Dealers, Fl North
/ Fifth and % Commerce street, PhiIa lpha.
Book News, Hardware and Manila Paper made order
Rags bought in large small quantities all times, and
the highest market price paid
March 25th. 1876 29ly
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EINAL NOTICE

IL persons having demands against the Estate of Capt
n Charles requested to be rendered according
law subscriber before the 10th of June next
as the Estate will closed Immediately after that day
THOS. w. GORE. Admir-.
;++lo Ian Ri 1883 I9-tlOu
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d. L.. BURBANK,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEA LER in Tobacco,
w Cigars and Snuff, (under Mozart Hall, next door to
Policy IIart's) Front-sreet, Wilmington, n. G.. [43l
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A French writer, named Frederic Bilott, thus lays
down chart for The guidance of Louis Napoleon:
"When your victorious flag waves the tower
of London, you will summon the Powers to general
c. n.ress. Then an alliance shall be formed which
may indeed be called holy. France will resume her
limits and all the maratime possessions to which she
is entitled. Her colonies will be restored to her
Malta will be hers; Egypt will exist under her laws.
Poland will leave her limits with her independence.
Russia will be supreme in the Fast. Consaniinople
will once more be Christian. Austria will have her
part in European Turkey. Hungary will be indie
pendent. Prussia will absorb the associated States
Italy will be free from foreign yoke. Spain and
Portugal will form one and the Mothuem treaty like
so many others will be pulverised-mis piIon.-
The will be free, for all the same access the
same rights. the same tariffs the same advantages
There will be no difference. The superiority of one
will only be the result of its greater intelligence and
activity it will be exalted not as Proudhon
but according TO the sentiment of his interests
united 10 his dignity and the fraternity of peoples
will be henceforth truth
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SENES GILBERT.

TTOUSE CARPENTER. Willow SPRING on Second ST.
II below Dock street Wilmington n: C., is prepared to
manufacture WINDOW BLINDS, SASH, DOORS, STILL
TUBS &c., and do all manner of Job Work in his line,
the shortest notice. T3l-ly1
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AN EcYPrIAN PIsToL"-Tke following good
story of an Egyptian &" PisoI,'' is told by Mr. ST
John, in his recently published travels. A fellow had
become the terror of his village, but was known by
10 divorce. Passing mellon field, she expressed a
longing for the fruit After looking carefully around
the husband crept into the field and cut the best he
could At that moment the lever appeared with
gun, and excaimed-"O 0 thief!" The bragar at
once fell upon his knees and sad Are there no means
of pardon p None" was the reply, "unless thou
cauSes the melon which thou has cut to grow again.
" That is impossible; but | will ransom myself"
The young man declined 10 accept anything but The
wife; and accordingly the braggart, having pronoun
ced the triple of divorce. went away saying
" if that be all, take hers but hads thou asked 10
pull my beard. would have become fierce and killed
he.''
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T1ANCY ARTICLES.-12 doz Lubins Extract, dozen
h Poncipe Soap l gross Brown Windsor Soap, dozen
Shaving Cream dozen Wash Balls; doz. Buffalo Combs.
(superor) gross Wax Matches large assortment of
Hair and Tooth Rrushes c. DuPRE,
an2 Market-st., Wilmington, n. Z.
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A. j. & Il. j. JONES
GENERAL Agents, Forwarding ard Commission Mcr-
IT chants, North Water Street, Wilmington N c. I371
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STORING AND BEAUTIFYING THE HAIR.
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ATOTICE-Those indebted to Wilkinson & Esler, will
N confer favor by calling and settling as their bills
ready at the FROl1 DEPOT.
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TUST RECEIVlNG.-Whole,h half and quarter boxes
Rasns drums Figs Currents @ and G,tr9n Can
Preserves Pickles Jellies Jams, &c All and fresh
for sale low nv l. N BARLOW, Granite row. From st.
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PlNEG WOODS DISTRICT.
65 On Long Creek 80. ....
PAS. .... do. do ...,
233 80. do. do ...........
l65 MOore's Creek.
l65 -. do. :. do
CAINTUCK DISTRICT.
sos ..... do. do ......
$50 ..... do do ......
I46 -. do do
LOWER BLACK RIVER DIST
81 go. do. o.......... do
Is, do do -.
262 ..... do do..........d do. -.
81 do. do
80 80. do de ...
Sc, do do. -.
Late Sheriff
Wilmington, Dec. Is, 1852
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Cost an0 founo.

EOUND-On the LIST inst, in Washington Parade
L G,oppd LADY BREAST PIN. The have II by
arplyipc Al No 81 5hs, and paying for this advertisements
EOUND-On Thursday, the DIST inst, POChkI :
BOOK Division ferry boat The owne, can nave u oy
royin rrore and Inquire az - MontSoueys
T OST-On Thursday evening between Deyst ana
81 Jobr's Park Tor bereabous CERTIFICATE OF the lie
cr.ie Mutual Company S OnreturanSH 70 MIS-
GALE No e. Hudson-st. the finder will be rewarded
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Gunner Retreats.

CHICAGO.-GEOW.G GAGE. of Boston. and DAVID
- gage Below. Falls VI have leased for term OF years me
wekrcwu FREMONT HOUSE, Chicago IL owned and
kept by Ira Couch Esq THE fremont Is one Ins Iarses anu - III
spare no PANS or expense make all respects mouse
Mr. lanes with the Union House Sprne
field Mas Jerrys will be OF the principal
Travellers respectfully invited 10 Try UAuE bAOAHs
fremont House Chicago, April 10, 1855
I EBANON SPRlNGS.-COLUMBlA HALL-lhls
establishment will opened the first OF May next fameS
wishing accommodations the Hotel the Cottages are 70
HENRY KE RI TOR information, OF Broadway and Aopaee
German Band will provided make desirable as 81 inner
residence. by Its present proprietor, hfNAt null
SARATOGA SPRlNGS.-'WashngtOn Han, recently
- purchasd by Mason of Newlork, for private Boarding
Hou repaired throughout and VIII De ready o
copany rst OF Broadway with ample ground
bd making II an attractive families Others who
VS." ~ ~ l. W. MASON. Saratoga Sprnr.
NTANTED-BOard in the country, Tor + auly' Sie-
uaon on the city preferred Ad-
6ressB ox No So. Lower Post Office
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Amueements.

fsNJIBLO's GARDEN GRAND COMBINATION
5sse ALBoNI aud MARETzsK TROtPES-MoNDAl, April p
&~ill be- performed DoniIettrs Opera OF
LUCRsZlA BORGIA.
Nso Orsni. Nine Aboni Lucezis BorNa. Nine DeTiies
nnta Aon,o .....Sig Man ViielOzzo koa
ctsts Two Dollars and One Dollar location Doors
oren NJ O'Clock at O'clock Opera Nights Monday
Wednesday and Friday
loretta BORGIA, at NlBLO's on MONDAY
II Mime. ALBOSI MAFFO ORSINI.
choice be bad al the Central Ticket
Cens "a n DOOM ORTIZ Co.'S MUs eStore, No is5 Broadway
Oreers for any night received z
nJrp,rONs THEATER Chambersst. THIS
ID EVENING. April p vii be played v
u,. Mr. wslsek Jr Madame KussbOn .Mrs Hughes
Mr. Fisher Hofense MS SAeiV
u L~soehu'''' '' THE SMITHS. =,
Mr. Skeret Sally smith us + 81
nso,. ann performances esnmsoce AZ
p, R csns second Circle p cents Private Boxes 30 Or
ehestra Chairs 10 cents -,
CyT CHARLES THEATER-Bowery, (near Chat
- THIS EVENING, April % val be Performed, the
e~ A MILITARY EXECUTION. 49, ,,,r
Henry Duyal Mr. NJ Cooke Mare h'''e"
'' EvELEEN WILSON ,,u,.A.u
n.n.v o,slssber J. Pilgrim Eveleen Wilson Mis- Mte1eA
Csnsry Robinson Nora Burns ...''hi' "as'H
DOUBLE BEDDED ROOM A., D.,
Dulcimsr Pipes. Mr. Robinson Peggy us
WALLACK's MISUNDERSTANDING w. VA Wal
w LACK, Lesee-J w LEsrgs Stage hansef-Tdis ~ CIV
SECRETS WORTH KNOWING A., MT,
knstrun Mr. Lester Sally Downrgh ....'ls paA0
80 The PET OF THE PErrlCOATs. Nj K..,.
Mons Zsphy .'....Mr Wacot Paul. Miss heehe
Captain bealr.. Lyser Nine. Brsyura. MISS ooua
Doon oxen At et oclock Ht IT, fa9ass
oapre" Circle % senti Family Circle, Is eenss
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Go tUbom it man Conrrrn.

VI NUIUI IT H'g S''f"'
JOHN JARVIS ROEBUCK, alias JOHN W. DE
FOREST-Agreeabe to citstion or proc anna Issued oy he
Dssng Court Chransed ST. CroI Danish West lndes az a
the estate of JARVIS ROEBUCk merchant OF
sad Mace the heirs deceased by will auong them e son
IoS JARVIS ROEBUCK who. the 18th July, S+ uS+i en-
listed JOHN w DE FOREST IN the second hes
et of Dragons United OF Amenca Army then IN
Vera Cz Mexo) summoned personally or by repre-
tentative Dealing ansted St Crox reb 1907
NOTICE to CANDLE-MAkE RS-A meeting OF me
Candle Makers Of the City New York will be held on SAru Il
DAY EVENING the 5Oth inst 81 o'clock at Hermitage hs cor
~ Alien and oustons when the Committee appointed the
former to upon the employer will make Their report
john DYKE Secretary JOSEfh hONr NuaIlLn1l
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I B. DODWORTH's FIFTH GRAND CONCERT

II. at METROPOLITAN HALL THURSDAY EVENING.
Ap g. lOn ADDITION the Comet and Grand
Military Band will be introduced the Second Conet BandeiI
appearance Doors O'Clock TO commence at Tickets %
lie had H. B. Dodworh Co.'S Music Store No ij Broad
woy VIM Hal Sons No 9 Broadway end at the door the
eyep of The
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o----rs :. poows or SINGLE APARTMENTS 70

CUTTES Of ROOMo. " .,,b brs.ifsst desired,
~ LIT fcnseny liberal for esrnioyso 'o1se ~
gentlemen Whine % psS Zone qae has az he Modern IN
proy.ents Croton the h lines Of Ass
tween ssd 9Th No moving the LIZ Of
M.y. Reference" nTr,',. pIRK.-Two Gentlemen and their
ct JOHNS fA, esn hsve full or partial Board asa
sooS w" siih 81 m" S impre's~eH' at NO
Johns Park ..,., -. ha accommodated with
or Nav % s.s 20 sS a s
tbe literary end Of the town, e''
,11,,'' s Broadway nes. M ss,,
Hotel to .pss Gentlemen % .% .i.o P.rlof on "A
s Ss rseS room BE-. sSna very Oo Ts
robe and co.s The family sinai and vel calculated To mako
PLEASANT home .ccnMNODATIONS for
VERY DESIRABLE AC S. 10 sis.e.st.. Tho Hoa.s
s sS 9ss p,s1 fam
XANTEpPara Board in p S1ss..s yoaos a.a now
w y where English .p' ss References
ENGAGED 10 business Trims niusi 'e "~
Ad6r,s NJ this ONCE
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6ouses Wanieo.

xxv,XTrD % pIRCHASE-A two or tnree,s'o '.!
NosF with a. tire. GrS fssas s'P es noe
De-, stastr either in York & and the
esus he provided the modem pSrs YERZYK Box
Sa The Ps po. pe paid syins mi. ta vii be @ms-
properly offered. with the lowest cash P Pm.dsey.
Sssy attended o. Possession required '" -. eou,.
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w prns large House with rom ans from sr
family thirty with garden | railway station
h.,n 60,
all the not more hs Van bookseller,
NrwYork Address b. B. OF D. van
No ISIS Fultonst mp stairs -. Dean, With
xxvANTED-For an Office, commodoos NO. ~ on the
w tbe pryese Of an adjacent Psor Rooms ~ RroSvsy
est q, ssrcnd aoor the location below Union VA Es.
I'm. not e.trsy.sant Address y, Broadway to sto
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ITO MANUFACTURERS and MACHINISTS-Wil

he sold bargain the Loo Ground 30 feet GtGated IN
South Tre1or SewJeey the corner Of Federal aud ons
bur the Canal Water Power and arge WHAT on
within short distance OF the Newt OK and
Phdelp and Together with the bnck and wooden
build tAe site OF the mon Pnn
and sh Works the premises large well
supply Of soft water For Paper or otner eto
or Bleach Works well adapted Price $3.50 which Is about IN
OF The buildings building materials the premises most OF
winch property Also sale AZ very
10 Building Lots uited the above
property Apply ISAAC COLLINS No Is Anort Phaeelphs