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The Americans Friend
EIO!LOWAY'S PILLS.

SIR 1t is with the NEST heartfelt pleasure / have
TO inform you that have been restored 70 heatnand
strength by taking your pills. For the last ten years
suffered from q arrangement Of the liver and som-
ach and reduced to such an extremity that gave
up my ship never expecting 70 go to sea any mere as
had tried every remedy that was recommended 70
me, bat all to purpose ard had given myself up
20 despair, when waa at last recommended TO take
your pills. After using them for three months, the
result is that am now in better health than have
been for clever years past and indeed well ever
i was in my life. You are quite at liberty 10 make
this known for the benefit of others. remain. sir
yours respectfully JONI JOHNSON.
These Celebrated Pills are Wonderfully Eff
cacious in the following complaints:
Ague, asthma, bilious complaints, botches the
skin bowel complaints, constipation of tie bowels
debility dropsy, eryspeias. female irregularities, fe
Of all kinds gout. headache, indigestion, iaGn-
dice, liver complaints, piles, retention Of urine,
scrofula kings evil, and gravel. secondary
symptoms, vcncIial affections, worms Of all kinds
weakness, from whatever cause.
Sold at the establishment Of Prof Holloway, So,
corner of Ann and Nassau streets. New York also
by all respectable druggists and dealers in medicines
throughout the United States, at 81 cents, 81 cents
and 81 so cents each To BE- had at wholesale Of the
principal drug houses in lie Union.
EH~ There is a considerable saving Icy taking the
larger sizes.
n. B-Dircctions Cor The guild, ance of patients in
every disorder are affixed To each box.
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MUM & HUEY,
Arch Row. Main Street.

IIAVE in store and offer for sale, Of he largest
Land best assorted stock Of American and foreign
dry goods ever exhibited in this market. Their stock
of domesti. gods contains all the latest styles that
are usually sold, and their assortment Of fancy goods
and small wares is as fine and varied us that If any
house in the trade; and will DO sold on as favorable
terms.
We invite the attention Of the ladies' Of the city
and surrounding country who are in want of good
and cheap goods to call, examine goods, and if
they don't purchase before leaving, the fault will be
all on one side. may POI
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To the Citi-eas Of the United States /:

most hnmbly and sincerely thank you for the I'M
mense patronage which you have bcstowd upon NY
pills take this opportunity Of stating that ny
ancestors were IL American citizens and that en-
terrain ftr all that America and the hmer-
cans, the most lively syrnpathie-. much % that
originally compounded these pills expressly 70 suit
your climate. habits, constitutions, ard manner f
living, intending to establish myself among you.
which / have now done By taking premises in New
York. THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
IS. Cnrncr of Ann and Nassan slree.e. Now YaLk.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

T All in receipt OF very extensive and ( fell as
/ sorted stock Of boots and shoes, comprising every
variety desired by merchasts, to which ! would call
their attention | constantly receiving Of manu-
aeturers all The newest - es which renders my stock
full ard complete. My long experience in She bust
ness enables me 70 make il advantage for persons
DESTROYS of purchasing 20 call ard examine my
stock, will agree to duplicate any bills bought Of
the regular trade in the West with the addition Of
freight. +. S. ADAMS.
.Dril % YEA
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TUST received good assortment If gold and sil,e
English levers, silver hunting anchor ard Ie
pines open faced iev0rs and LcpiRcs, QUARTERS, &c
for sale very cheap by
April Is. A. w. & W. CARPENTER.
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i,nlwnN iNl.

Thousands of Parents who use Vernifuge compose
II Castor Oil C;umel, &C., not aware that Will
they appear to benefit the parient they actually
laying the foundation for series Of diseases saeL
salvation, loss ef sight, weakness of limbs, 6c.
of Hob nsaek s medicine to which We ask the atten
tention cf all directly interested IN their well
their ctlrens health. In Liver Complaints and Az
disorders arising from those Of billions type, should
Nuke use OF the only genuine medicine, Eobcnssck :
Liyer Pills.
1ztf ..Bc not deceived" but ask for Hahensack :.
Worm syrup, ard Lyor Pills, and observe that eac
has the signature IF the Proprietor, j. n. lI0EEN,
SACK, Ill none else are genuine. sept23 53l Tyr
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HOLLOW AVS OINTMENT
Citizens of the Tninn:

you have done ms the honor, rs with cEc voisc,
1 fem Ole end 81 the Cnon to TIE Q hcr, to stump
the character Of my Ointment With your aEpro a.
ton IL is scarcely IND years since ] made il known
among yDu, ard ALREADY, X has obtain, more crieb
rty than any othet medicitc in so sh,rt pealOd.
THOMAS HOLLOW Al.
So, Corner Of Ann and Nassau reets, New Yolk.
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~ no waaI>--GIe"t Bargains
assEks LOOMING Glasse, by 10 to Il By IS IN
essSO chgs il mahogany, rose wood and giitffames
selling al verp lrv prices Henry IL. ScoIr's
Jane |. ~ Main street.
toatty- si!ver-nenver nats.
USI received at tho sign Of the Big Hat on Main
~ street
2 doz IA shonable Roeky-Morntain silver beaver
has.
dor. IcN A'ssTsing styles mole skin lata, No l,
extra.
. loz NcNsiis Paris mole skin hats q new style
entirely.
l ioz. fashionable cashmere hats.
April -, 81. bpy j. III. TAYLOR
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STATE OF IOWA, as.
Dcs Mones Co.,
0NO ANDRES CHARLES-tbc heirs and assign.
i Of said Andres Charles, and all unknown owners
Of the undivided one half Of Town Lot No. six hum
dred and twenty six 1926 in the City of Burlington,
State or Iowa:You hereby notified that there i,
now on iesin the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court in said County, petition Of John Adam Funk,
stating that he is the in fee of the undivided
ono the above described Town Lot and that you
Or some Of you are the Of the other undivided
one half and asking to have said lot parttioned among
the owners thereof. Now unless you appear and an.
swer thereto on or before the midday Of the next
of the District Court in and for said County to be be-
gun and holden on the 4th Monday in October next,
partition and udgmen. will be rendered in accordance
with the statute in such Cases made and provided.
BRowsrxo = TRAcY,
Ats for Petitioner
- A. j. MESSENGER,
Serk 2w4w. - elk. d. G. D. c
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Something New.
Notice TO all Con erned .

nj USQUITO BARS-2Sfiozcn assorted colorr e.,
vi. sale ct the l1v.st figures by
june is, 1854. J.. =. kINBALL Iro.
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Itry ot 4 Iettt nom -Ir. W. a. Langley OF Hunts
Vile Yatkin county. North Carolina, L. e. dated
November lst 1893:
READ HIS OWN WORDS.
To Progresses HOLLOWAY:
SIR lti nGt my wish to become notorious rei
thcI Il this letter written for the sake writ r
but to say, that Your ointment cured me one Of the
most dreadful cutCCuS disSa. lat f. ia is hei to-
and Which considered y al who k CIV me, to 20
cntisey hcv,nd the reach # IN dicne. FnI r1Ec
wears was afflicted with enc III The NEST painful
ard Troublesome iggs that fell tie LIT uf
man ard afteg trying every medicine thar lad
ever leard # resigned il despair all hope Ct being
cur,d but friend brought u couple Of large
pots Of your Ointment, which caused the stfS nv
legs 10 heal and + ontieiy rtgained my health to my
agreeable surprise and delight and a. the astonsh
m. nj of my fri I'd ". J. LANGLEY.
.dn extraordinary cure OF bad breast,
then aeaTty at the point Of death.
Copy { le. tea IT, Mr. i. IulaLt, Nov U!Icans
November Oih 1853.
To PnoFESsoE HOLLOWAY, rs. corner Of Arm and
Nassau sts, Is Nv 1tk:
DKAR SIR: i Is with h iifel gratitude have 10
inform yOu TIA h the use # your ointment Gni
pitts. tho lie Of ny wife la- been saved. For seven
years she Las lad bad breat with ten rnrii.
wau ds & " + q cargt!Cus Eatrrt | was tod that
nothing could saw her She then induced t. use
ytur ount 1t ard pil's, vhn in th, short space uf
.hrcec months. thy tfected ffoct cure, to the
aSten-hinept III Who lHew us. We obtained your
medicine. from Nessr.. Wright Co., Ct Charities
street New Orleans. ! send TIL. fram 'Hotcl DIS
Princes Paris uliforgh ! had writ il al New
Orleans, before We finally left. at that time, not
kncw .rg your adj rass at New York
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FIRE NEW ORLEANS..
ANoT.HG IRI.IMPHt..
gaEl;s! O. co.'s
SAL 4 II InDhiS SITE
aaiIl Yic,nrinu.g.

THE following certificate, selected not because 1t
best, but because it's the last that has CONC to
hand, Shows the fire proof qualities q these Safes.
"New Creams, august 10th, sd.
NEssRs. STEARSs Il MARsiN, New York:
ucnt.emci:-ln The great ife that occurred here cn
Tie 5lh inst, store WAS completely consumed
The flames from the drug store up 10 rapidly,
that We had haisiy time to l.tk up cur books and
make cur escape shrough tbs back deqr Cur safe
was che f yong Rich Cos. Salamarder, tWlders
patcn. asd although the fl t;as ouo II thu hottest
there b,lag !qige quantity il Liquors, Oils, and
other Merchandise stut III le building vet the books
and papers came cut uinjued, except that the bind
ing vas slightly steamed We are perfectly satisfied
that your saIcs are Eyre lEtoF, and We shall pro
cure another of the same hnd.
Yours. &C.,
r. n. DALEY 4 CO."
Alarre SUPPLY II different sizes of the above Safes
ALWAYS On hand. Jones " Grid S Fair Lock. Of which
we are sole propretors for the United States Yaie
Powder Prof Lock, Day s Nowel!'s Para faupc Lock-
and other celebrated Lacks applied to safes as may
be. preferred. Bank Safes and jewelers. Safes Oh
hand Or made ID order. SIEARNS6 MARVIN. .
la { l46 Water Street, New York
Sole manufacturers of Salamandsr Safes, eombn nc
..N idel's Patent" aEd HieL's Patent"
September Q, 1851 2m
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BOOTS AND SHOES 1T RETAIL.
A Large assortment of best styles, and superior
n workmanship. which warrant TO give universal
satisfaction and also the work TO be good
my arrangen ents Of such character 10 Justify
my doing so, having the most Of my work mad under
my immediate supervision; as to prices, am always
at the lowest bargains. Call and examine, and yeu
will be satisfied. [apr. 29J r, S. ADA:
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~ HOTEsALE GROCER AND COMMISSION
w MERCHANT, Nc. 81, Lcyee, has IN store ; nd
to arrive, the following articles, which he will sell
The lowest rates:
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Ly0s's KATHsERcT.

The kafhaian nertralizes she effects or Disease
e'natc, and 51 agc Id preserving ana restoring the
human hair even after q talGaesg f many vears
cleasgs Tho seafp from aaudruf ana its naual i'm
i9rltles viii eaEe the nervous head he AID all
eIupj1e diseases Of The * III, ard il be most das~a
BE article -ar curing aad nparting gloss II lie hair
10 ;ao "orA # harpily mites the effects lie Tic
choicest Fcpadfs To th BEST Fench Evtracts ana ex-
haies tAe 'effume Of the nost delightful flowers No
person should be Vi hau; it, Price Unlv - cents in
large bottles. Sold In III. dealers, evervH here
D. 5 BARNES, prarfictor, i6l Broadway Ns~
York. farsaie I'm II. II SCOTT
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The pills should be used oniointly Nth the

The pills should be used conjoiatly Nth The
ointment in most Of The tohloring cases:
Bad legs bad breasts burns buHi0ns, chnblau., chap
ped hands, contracted and stiff joints, stulas, govt.
siande,ar wengs' lnnbago, Iiles, rheumatism, salt
henm sralls nipples, throats skin diseases,
curry, soto heads. ulcers wounds.
- Sold at the establishment Of Professor Hol.
l,wav. .S, cCrrrr If Ann ard Nassau streets, New
Y X olsn bv AL respectable druggists and dealers in
medicines tlouahput he United States, in pots. at
I'll cents, 81 ccnts and 81 80 zach. To be had
wholesale of the principal drug houses in the Union
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FASHIONABLE CASHMERE HATS,
a Splendid article, just received at
a [april s. w. STUR6ls.
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astonishing cure Of sore legs, after nine
ncar's stanGinu.
REID Ills OWN WORDS.

Copy Of lettt fem Mir. ". ). Langley, Of Hunts
Vile, lat.ki, county North Carolina, L. g, date.
November ist, 1893
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varnish for Colo-ed Inks.
June "a, "a.
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STILL LATER AND MOI + IMPORTANT.
A BEAUTIFUL Assortment of Spring and SummC
II Goods which, owing the latcncss of the seaser
will be closed out Mt slight advance from FIRST Coz
hv rjune 10, 1891 J. KIMBAIL AGO.
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The Local of the Cincinnati Unionist seems to
be fat in getting mp 'iterns" We clip the fol.
lowing from a late number specimen OF his
skill In that line:
How TO GET UP BLOODY AFFRAY.a-Iet into
debt. be dunned, get worried, make excuses. cred.
itor obdurate bores, bsckguards, threatens and
you can get mad, and rip out something not plea
SAINT to repeat Things 60 on, time slips away, cred.
itor takes eundry occasions to state facta, bad
enough, inferlarded with lies-stiIl worse. debtor
works himself up into swest invests four bits 10
raw-hide, creditor hears IL and goes fye dollars
better on second-hapded six shooter. Debtor seee
his hand and takes up f0ur-pound bowie The
plot thickens the creditor takes horu debtor takoe
two; debtor and creditor meefs Ia crowd, debtor
leads OF with rawhide, creditor follows suit wf s
Aush of bullets debtor pitches IN" with bowie.
crowd scatter, the Interested parties play ont the
sssue. and both eucred. Halt IN hour before dehf.
or came down town In his boots and overcast val.
liant q Georgia Msjors now he u toated home ca
shutter, timber - rag, and four ugly holes In his
head. Credlfor, who few hours previous, left his
shop Ia full health now requires an expert sureeou
10 sew him mp, being split like shad. and ripped
cYoaswise, equal % : toretOpsatl ID typhoon II
nal, coronors Inquest, weeping wives and crying
children. thrilling hem Tor the dsily papef, and
able bodied vosers-counted ont suc6 q hnnnan
nature = sssmplided y : plug musa.
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"The Midsummer Nights Dream" has been pro-
duced during the past week at Burton's and the
Broadway Theatres, New York, and has formed an
era in American theatritals. The critics speak OF
it in high terms. The play was performed once
before in New York, at the Old Park theatre in 1s4l
1t was the means of saving the dropping fortunes OF
the manager of that day, Mr.. Simpson. His audi.
ences had been falling off for some time, and ruin
stared him in the face, when Mr.. Barry, the pre-
sent stage manager of the Broadway, proposed the
very bold step of attempting the old comedy Mr..
Simpson demurred at first, fearing that the expert
ment might prove failure; but his more courage
GUS lieutenant overcame his apprehensions, the play
was produced, and drew, on the first night, house
worth 81, 400.
Burton plays the part of Nick Bottom at his own
Theatre, and Davidge the same at the Broadway
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-10

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILRoAD.-A report OF
the business done on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road in the month of January, shows the revenue
to have been-from the main stem, $254,277 10;
from the Washington Branch, S24 1874 O4; total,
s27s,67l a. This ia falling off of something less
than $4,000 on the receipts of December. This
falling off altogether in freight and is account
ed for by the fact that the navigation of the Ohio
was suspended for nearly half the month. The re-
ceipts for passengers exceeded those of December.
The result shows an increase in the business OF the
main stem of $l52,457 81 over January, 1853.
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BEp1NI-Among the resolutions adopted by the
late meeting of Italians in New York. were the fol
lowing:
Resolved, That this meeting echoes the unani'
NOUS sentiments of the Italian people, In denoun'
cling Bediui as thespy ofthe Pope in Bologna; as the
implacable, cruel. vindictive enemy OF all Repubi
cans: and as the person most responsible after the
pope. for the butcheries perpetrated in Bologna.
Resolved, That the various nationaities, who
have so generally demonstrated their sympathy fol
the Oppressed Italians, and their horrer tor the
butcher OF Bologna, are entitled to our warm
thanks.
Resolved, That copy of these resolutions bs
forwarded to Bedini, and another to the Pope.
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RICHMOND, VA
FRIDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 10. 1854.
spT RIT OF THE PRESS.

The Eaqairsv regards the vote in the Senate, re-
jec;ing Chases amendment, as cheering indication
Of the ultimate passage of the Nebraska BILL 1t
also observes other good signs in the abolition raw.
ings of Senator Wade and the National Era; but
Gays it is source Of modification to see the Era
approving the course of the National inteiiigence
on this subject. 1t does not believe the veteran
whig organ represents the eentimentsIof any con.
siderable number of Southern Wings. In conciu.
sion, the Enquirer slludes 10 the fact that the Nc
braska- Kansas bill Is unequivocally an Adinistra
ton measure il is exactly what. the country ex'
pected of President Pierce, from all his anfecedenfs
In another article the Enquirer notices iavoraoiy
volume from Lieut.. Herndon, on the Exploration
of the Valley of the Amazon
The yYhig comments upon a communication IN
the ENQUIRER, combating Mr. Fisks report IN 's'l
If the reenhrier route and advocating that through
Monroe alludes also to Mr.. D"anes statement tna'
Mr. Fisk had omitted nearly five millions 10 DIS es
innate of the cost of the Greanbrier route inferf
rom this clashiue oi authorities that the Leaisla'
-ure is not in condition to act in the premise g. a"e
fcars the work IT'S Il s beyrnd the an''ieS OF 'n'
SINE The Wing concludes with another slap al
The Board of Public Works.
TIE PENN Pos, continues lis history OF Tue ue'
bate ON Rrodnax's resolutions, and gives poFtra
ure Of one among The most prominent depaters IN
opposition to the resalu,ions-Thomas Marshall, oi
Fauouier The Post in another article caters Tor
the srnusement of -s readers, furnishing them WIN
eots.up in abundance; ca:fgoricoIy cdfech'ses tne
ladies whom the editor accuses of sending an army
Of cats to disturb his bachelor reveries OF night
but alleees notwithstanding that he Is good tor TWO
wears of single blessedness yet. The general inl'
preston seems to be, Gf we may put in a word,)
that the hopes of the ladies in this particular are
(cat) )-nipped in the bud.
The Mail presents some statements derived from
the report of Mr. Bartlett touching the nature and
condition of the territory proposed to be acquired
by the Gadsden treaty is evident that incorrect
representations have been made in regard to H. ana
that the greater part of it is mere desert with
scarcely an oasis The Mail does not see even
Hinsy excuse for expending twenty millions in its
purchase; 1t is not needed as furnishing Southern
route for Pacific railroad for that we have alrea.
dy; and as the Mail strongly suspects selfish mo-
tive is at the bottom of the whole matter it is glad
to hear that the treaty is undergoing thorough in
vestigation.
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JAMAIcA-Crime is shockingly rampant in ia.
maica Out of sixteen cases just tried at the ASST
xes no fewer than nine were for those abominable
crimes which are dangerous to human nature.' In
charging the grand jury, the judge expressed his
conviction that mere punishment is insufficient, as
preventative of these heinous offences, and sug-
gested that tbe only way in which they can be era.
dicated, is to bring the class Of persons among
nhom they are frequent, under some hnnanising in
fueRees.
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ASTRoNG MINDED WoMAN.-We have heretofore
announced the death of Eageltje Van der vlies, of
Pynacker, near Rotterdam, Holland, the woman
who did not eat since 1918, nor drink since 1922.
She died December 22d, at the Holland Colony, in
Michigan. This wonderful story is told by the N
Y. Tribune, which paper appears to believe it,
What blessing it would be to persons with lean
pocket books, in these times If such powers of ab
stinence were universal
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An advertisement appears in the New Orleans
papers, denying that Forbes F. Allison, whose sud-
den disappearance from that city has been here.
tofore announced, was President ofthe st. Andrews
Society at the time he left.
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Marshall w. Parker, a son of the Hon. S. Parker.
NJ. C. from Indiana, accidentally shot himself and
was instantly killed near ConnersvilIe in that State
on Monday night last week, while returning with
friends from pieeonshooting excursion. His gun
went off while he was taking it from wagon.
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REJEcrED.--In the Massachusetts House, ON Sat
urday an order OF inquiry into the expediency o
indemnifyine the losers by the destruction of the
Ursuline Convent, waspresented and rejected by 9
vote OF 80 to So.
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A NEW YoRK NorIoN.-One of the New York thea
tres has resorted to original idea to give notorie
ty to its "Uncle Tomitudes," and draw money from
the green ones On a cart drawn by four horses
with bloody-red cockades, and in white covers, Is
erected q representation of Uncle Toms Cabin in
logs, within which hoary old niger dispenses
with liberal hand the play billsby which the thea
ire announces the performance of the play.
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The Cleveland Herald warns clergymen and
others against being imposed upon by mau who
calls himself Joseph David HATS He processes to
be Bohemian Clergyman flying from Austrian
oppression Wonder if he is relative of the illus.
trious Barring!
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r. FOUR ACRES OF q ROti n u
~ WITH DWELL ING a ID : T L

n. fOUk ACKES OF q * o 4 n II,
E:x WITH A DWELL ING AND STAB 4
THEREON IN SYDNEY, AT PRIVATE SALE
q square OF GROUND in s Sydney nearly adjoining the
public square. ard bounded by MAR, franklin aud
- streets. h wing large and beautiful front or
those streets Besides, there is an excellent Dwell
ling Stable. &c, recently built, while the properly is
well enclosed and aimed
Being admirably adapted for building sites and To-
Gated in the st rapidly improving part of Sydney,
this preper rty is highly valuable more especially as
this is about the last opportunity tor purchasing land
in SYDNEY bv this squsre. near the city.
TERMs-On-fifth cash balance at |. 2, ard 4
years. with interest, and satisfactorily secursd.
i. 3d-ts TAYLOR a WILLIAMS.