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Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

small silver plate engraved, "S:r John
Franklin. X e b." 9.f.i
A star with motto "Nec Aspera Ter.
rent" on one side. and on the reverse
&c. II. MDCCCXV."
Also a number OF other things OF mi
nor i'm Importance, as they have no particu-
lar marks by which they could be recog,
nized, but which. along with the above
named, shall be handed over 10 the Sec
Rotary of The Hon. Hudson's Bay Com.
pary. JOHN RAE, &. +.
Repulse Bay, July, 1854. ISL
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

az Henry Ward Beecher says that
the las. quarter of a long drawn tiresome
discourse. gives a responsiveness to relig-
ious truth. stronger than can be dissipa,ed
BY WI good sermons afterwards.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
CLASS XIV.

.SWine.
VIM Jones, best boar year old, 10
j Jones, best boar 6 IN. a. under | v. 10
Jas Dole, bes. sow over 2 yrs old, 10
J Andrews, bes, SOW litter over six
months ard under l year. 10
] Jones, I'd, 5
L Day, best and biggest pc, hog, 5
CLASS XVI.
Poultry.
r ID Edwards, best Shanghai, 3
j w Du Bois, 2d, 2
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

..Gy. IA ue pracIce oil
Medicine. Office and Residences on Second
Street. ~ 4 aAa Ottumwa, Jan. 9th, '5+.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

II Chicago and Galena are now
shaking hands by railroad-lime ihrough
. hours.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
H. b. s I s s 0 N
ID f N tbs r,

N-@ HAVING permanently located
m4 in Ottumwa. offers his services TO
"IYn the citizens of town and vicinity.
III work warranted. Ladies waited on at their
residences if desired. Teeth inserted from one
10 an entire set, either by means of springs or
atmospheric pressure. lie may be found at the
USioN HOTEL, on the 1st Monday in the month.
December 18th. 1853. @
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
Henry EB. Hcndcrshoit,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, :
oTTUMWA, IOWA,

oTTUMWA, IOWA. tafsraE MuE
F,T5S WILL attend TO business in the Courts
of All the counties in Southern iowa, and in
the Supreme Court at Iowa City. A-
Persons wishing to purchase or rent land or
town property are informed that he has the agen-
cy and management of much good property,
both in town and country. 8EE taa# q
March 10th, 1S5f.-ly
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
ID. r. Gaylord
A u G. N + T. Il

oT"fUMwA, IOWA.
ca" WILL attend TO making sale OF personal
property or Real Estate, at auction at any time,
for a reasonable compensation. He may be
found in Ottumwa, unless absent on business.
Nav 10th, 1851.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

JUSTICES NOTICES, Constable's Sales
and Blank Notes neatly printed, for sale at the
Courier Ofice. June 22d, 1888.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
List EncIoscd im DIR. RAGS Letecl

List Enclosed ina DIR. Kae's Letter.
st eos cREsTs. 4- iH
No. H. Head of apparently a Walrus
or Sea Horse, with dragons
wings. gten Tt#gn
No. "a Griffin, with wings and fork
b ed tongue aud tail.
M. "a Grlflin's head with wings.
No. IA dove with an olive branch in
us bill surrounded by a scroll
aa with the motto, SpeIo Meliora.
No. "a fsh's head, with apparently
coral branches on either side.
Liat of articles purchased from the
E~squimaur, said TO haze been found
% he Hest, or rather 10 ~. ~, of
BacL's ricer. at the place nhere the
party Of men starred TO death IN the
SPRING OF 1850.
| silver table fork. Crest No. |
4 /" /" spoon, :. )
! motto Spe- t#."
70 Meliora, I" 4
1 fork. {" 4
lr" table spoon, as5 5
u " tea " ~ s
| table fork, with initials Ii ID S G..
| A McD.
| GAM.
i F.
4 (" desert spoon, IF b., or
JSB
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16
From the Fairfield Sentinel.
LIST OF PREMIUMS AND DIPLOMAS

.A,eardcd by the Lowa STATE .4gricul-
fural Society, October 7th, 1854, at
Fairfield.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

XyTOULD respectfully announce to the cit
Wv liens of Wapello county that he has
located in Ottumwa, and having practiced med
icine for the last twelve years, Con Eclectic
principles giving general satisfaction, tenders
his professional services to the citizens thereof;
and hopes to share a liberal portion Of patron
age. q
P..S. Particular attention given TO Chronic
and Mercurial diseases. ISept.1i, '5f.1
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

JAS. d. pEvrS.
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TAYLOR & Williamson.

J. L. TaYLoR. }. WILLIAMSON.
Demoine courier., 1854-11-16

AUG. III. HAMILTON. rDw. T. HAMILTON.
Butte record., 1854-02-11
Result of the Rriberr 1nvestieation.

The following resolutions were adopted by
the Senate in disposing of the ''bribery case .
The vote on the following resolutions stood,
ayes 81, noes Z:
s'That the statement made by the Honorable
Senator from Butte. Mr.. Peck, alleging against
]. G. Palmer an attempt to commit bribery
has not been sustained by the evidence ad-
duced in the investigation"
The following resolution exhonerating Mr..
Peck was adopted by a vote of ayes II, noes L
Resolved, That the decision of the Senats in
this case is not intended in any degree, to re-
fleet upon the honor and dignity Of Mr.. Peck.
In what stronger language could the Senate
have expressed their belief of Mr.. Peck s
statement Had they not believed his state.
ment, after failing to convict Mr. Palmer, il
is altogether probable that quite different
action Of the Senate would have cnsued. Re-
ally Mr.. Palmer must think he has had for-
tNiate escare
Butte record., 1854-02-11
Wa,er Cnnnnanr Meetinr

At call Of the Wyandotte & Feather River
Water Company, meeting of the citizens o
| Bidwen and the surrounding country wa:
held on the 9th instant in said town, at which
the Hon. r. Hobart was called to preside'
and Charles F. Lott appointed Secretary.
The objects of the meeting were announced
by the President and Mr.. Q. f. Williams tC
be an enquiry into the present condition o.
the county, and to solicit subscriptions te
stock in this county.
1t appears from the information elected by
reading the constitution, bye-laws and arti-
cles of Incorporation, that this company was
regularly incorporated in the latter part OF
1852, for the purpose of conducting the water
from the South Fork Of Feather river, via Bid
well to Wyandotte, Opher, Wyman's, and the
surrounding mining localities. the limit OF
time for its duration is fifty years. The
amount of capital stock was originally three
hundred thousand dollors, which is proposed
to be reduced (the steps for which have al
ready been taken) to one hundred and fifty
thousand, and is divided into fifteen hundred
shares-the price of each share being one hum
dred dollars, twenty per cent Of which is to
be paid upon the receipt of the certificate OF
stock. and the remainder TO be paid in under
the direction of the trustees when one thou
sand shares are taken the work is to be COM
menced and prosecuted to completion. The
time required not to exceed five months. and
in all probability not more than four months.
The investment Will begin to yield profit
within six weeks after the commencement of
the raceway. The survey has been made,
and the route deemod practicable and compar-
atiyely easy.
The following are the officers for the year
L. 0. Williams, President R. Hobart, Treas
arer; Samuel Hartman, Secretary
Trustees-B. 0. Williams, Charles Marsh.
0. NJ, Evans, Samuel Hartman. A F Will
iams
Messrs. O. NJ Evans and Samuel Hartman
were appointed to solicit subscriptions for
stock
Four hundred shares were taken on the day
of the meeting
Tho Office of the company will hereafter be-
at Bidwell.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
R. HOBART, Pres't
CHAs. T Lori, Sec'y.
Butte record., 1854-02-11
Eemoval Of the Capitol.

The Assembly on the 3rd instant, deter
the Capitol to Sacramento, after the 9th of
the present month. by vote of 81 to 35.--
Some four or five of the members were absent
and among them Hon Richard Irwin of Butte
County. We are glad to observe the votes of
Messrs. Ever and McGee recorded in the neg
ative. They have reflected the views of their
constituents in this particular, and we doubt
not. will continue to do so upon other ques-
tons
The Marysville Erpress a short time since,
was fairly rabid against the removal to Sac
ramento; but recent flying visit of its edi-
tor to the Bay has probably enabled him to
become posted in the matter, and he is now
in favor of removal to Sacramento, if the
thing can be permanently fixed.
We have as yet seen nothing in the reported
proceedings on the Sd, upon this question evin-
cling even the desire to permanently locate the
Capitol at Sacramento. 1t was simply con-
current resolve that when they adjourned on
9th inst, they should adjourn to meet at Sac
ramento. But as we have not yet been to the
Bay. it is but fair to presume that the E1-
press has good and sufficient reasons for no
longer opposing the removal to Sacramento.
1t is be hoped they will be given to the public,
as failure to do so might create the impress
sion that the ErPressis mere weather-vane,
shifting its position with every breath of wind.
We regret to be obliged to record the ab-
sence of our third Representative during the
discussion of this question. To dodge the
vote upon this question was equivalent to vot-
ing in the affirmative, and we hope Mr.. Irwin
will be able to account for his absence from
his post in manner satisfactory to his con-
stituent..
The project of removal was defeated in tn e
Senate by vote Of II to 10. Pretty decisive
that, and probably places a quietus on this
question
Butte record., 1854-02-11

part from all the precedents OF other States,
and of this States and elect a Senator one year
before the proper time, for tear the next leg
fslature, whose duty it really is to elect may
e whig.
s'oh for a forty parson- -pawor to chant
l Thy praise Hypocrisy,
Gentlemen in official stations permit US to
tell you, that IT, with all tke advantages you
now have, you so conduct yourselves. that the
people of this State will not have confidence
in your integrity, and the integrity of the
party, to continue the next legislature demo
cratic-that your party does not deserve to
have the next U s. Senator And that gen
tlemen is just as pure democracy as any Mr..
Broderick possesses-but we will confess it is
not one hundredth part as selfish.
''But there may be an interregnum in the
Office" Grasping after shadow gentlemen
Endeavoring to maintain your position, by the
supposition of bare possibility. But in 81
the interrcgnum in the office was an absolute
certainty, and did commence on the fifth day
after Mr.. Brodcrick and others voted to al
journ the convention.
These arc the principal argumentsuscd 10
bring on the election this winter But in 81
with the vacancy in office, positive and cor
tain, in four days; with the probabilities OF
the next legislature being whig thousand to
one greater than they now are, this same lead
or of the now terrified ciiq"e in utter defiance
of the established usages Of his party, laughed
in scorn at the arguments he now uses, and
through his influence, more than that Of any
other man in the legislature of 81, the clec-
ton was defeated.
And now, every democrat is 'boltcr," who
does not lowly bow the knee and cry Holy
Holy" to his Kingship, who has shown, du-
ring his political course in California, the most
utter disregard for the usages Of his party
and the good of his party, whenever those
usages would initiate against bis own selfish
and gras1ing purposes and who on the other
hand, when those usagcs would advance hi-
purposes, clings to them like u drowning man
Ito the last plankbetween him and death
Well, if this is boiling" the teyrifcd ci,guc ,
may write us down ''bolter' Under the cir
cumstances, it is a title we should rather feel
proud Of, than otherwise
Yours truly, BurrE. II
Butte record., 1854-02-11

TREATY WITH MExIco.-The las; arrival OF
the Atlantic mail brings conflicting reports
with regard to Mr. Gadsdens negotition with
Mexico There is no doubt however, but what
tt eaty has been entered into between the U.
s. and Mexico. As foreshadowed By the At
lantic papers, it extends the southern bound
airy of the U S. to the 51st parallel, being an
acquisition of something less than hundred
miles in width, and extending from the Rio
Bravo del Norte to the waters of the Pacific
If it included the whole of chihuahua and So
nora, it would have to extend considerable
lower than the 3lst parallel. 1t is thought,
however, that the whole of lower California
is included in the purchase. The design Of
the government in making this purchase, is
said to be for the purpose of enabling it to
erect a commercial barrier which will effectu-
ally guard Mexico against the attack of Indi-
ans upon its frontier The amount stipula-
ted to be paid for this strip of territory, is
fifty millions, instead of twenty three millions
as previously reported All claims of Mexico
against the United States are cancelled by
this transaction
Butte record., 1854-02-11
CHAs. F. Lori, sec'y.

The ADDR Ess-0f the democratic members
of the Legislature who oppose the election OF
U. S. Senator this winter, is an able and
truly democratic document. The answer Of
the democracy of Butte will be found in an
other column.
1t will be seen by reference to the proceed
ings in another column that the democracy
fully endorse the doctrines set forth in the ad-
dress, and the action of their representatives,
Messrs. Ever and Magee. 1t is hoped our
third repres entative, Hon. Richard Irwin,
will recognize the soundness of the democratic
doctrine of instruction, and if he cannot obey
the will Of his constituents, it is expected he
will surrender his position back to the people,
that they may elect representative who can
conscientiously and fairly represent them.
This is I'd democratic doctrine, and Mr.
Irwin owes IL to himself and to the democratic
party, who have bestowed their confidence on
him, to recognize their instructions or tender
them his resignation. Dodging the vote on
questions where the viii of his constituents is
well known, is doctrine as strange to the de-
mocratic creed as that recently promulgated
by King David.
Butte record., 1854-02-11

Express FAvoRs.-singer & Co., have laid
us under obligations for full piles Of Atlantic
papers.
Everts Smell have ours thanks for the de-
livery Of exchanges.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
Garpstinss, &r.

ID & I AYL o r
- hos 2S5, 2S7. 80 and ssi Grsnd-.t cor Chry.ti.
invite The attention Of the Ldiss other. to the
- CARPETIEGs, RUGS oIL-CLOrHs ke
NE mot Popular Foreign and Domestic
VELVET, Blx sSELS TAPESTRY MEDALLION e prrs
ENGLISH KfDDERMINSTER.
iSohAlSt AUBURN aud LOWELL CARPETrNGs
Also, large assortment
DkrGGETs RUGS, MATS OIL-CLOTHs HEMP &.
~ MOoL DUTCH CARPETS and sTAIR-CARPETINGs
ne Iegs tcefr9s beirx selected most Celebrate
oIs Of EEys and imported expressly their ssIs and
purchased atthe lowest market nov
rsr.e 70 re Of the largest desirable
o1ses and u pries eSfS>y sefts1fory 10 ysrciIser,
PETS 10 any description Of prenaiss ~ '''Pe e@f-
sOs 2s5 2s7 80 and 81 Grsnd-s. cor chr,,,.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

DIANo-FORTEs.-R. GLEN & Co. have remover No e.,
- p;s,o-F -Forts Msnuf-roEy AID Waerosn 1om 10 ~
f,,.- - No = spring dooss essi Of bfoeaS
nIANO-FORTEs and MELODEONs.-fhe under, DEF.
fr pe.<urr announcing % hsr IN roae ,r "a
hr s~nelsiy they have lsasd sna ra,ise tae % en-
t.s n -, rcru. occspet by z % -
f essny h.nd large sad s2sssa s - sas
ss : uo.f rs.peetsy tnyit.d sesend hsnt e
- - "a s~st O. BRIsrOw MoksE Co. - srs.a.ay
OpINCp a Cos MELODEONS-0f every van
or as 10 $50 suitable fr the ps,lo, siare r.on ods
e'y .s church Believing them TO be sesfef IN Tone 80
ns 49, b-trsr flushed than thos Of any other maxs
.eerr,ed u. agency and keep for sale only hss
rrnSe E.IL SON No 20 Broadway opposite he Part
sole Arsnis for Prince Co.'S celehr.ted A.loa-oas
DEMOyAL.-J. e. c. FISCHER have removed emo ss
X - vAREROOM No. ia Greenwich.t 70 Their aew
aad 10 W EST -SIhsi oesseoa
fsr az. n where they intend 20 keep on hand siss
- ... ~ PIANOS sn the best Modern inprovchen,
| the ou supervision and vszsnted 90 ssns ~ e.
eae Eoiisn sfrsc1r,-rr PiAtO-rOhiHS
1f-s pn R,p.ir~S or taken in Exeisrse
DEMOyAL.-LIGHIE, NEMION *. pnny patso-
foRITs-Ibe Unprecedented demand fo our In. ~
n. 10 again ensrre tunes- and IN eone
r.. from No Cansls to No 41i Brycne -,
Brsswsy and Elr1st on the lSh of MAY nes'' ~ne''
the n extensive vureroon IN inc ei-y-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
HENsY u. LEEps, Auconeer-yy q. ~ .Akos co.
ON MONDAY. Nav IS, at l0A o'clock, at the sale.
----------- Joax X O1KLgY, AuctoDser
OAvTEy a. WRIGHT-WEDNESDA1 May u

~ At - oeoeL the Sale. Room 20 s :, @
ninr nIx ~ Tors an TROY SCHENECTADY aud UtiVA-AvS
ana on WYCKoFF, WARREN and BALTiC-sfs' IN 'As -
Ward Brooklyn r Ar. rx,h w.rd .nI -
ssblx located In the Immediate vicinity OF sood
rihin short of Fultonav Omaouscs arc now
md by july 1854 railroad omnibues viii Do m ial
his gy.st Funav 81 the nominal iarc
either ferry Neshbohoo and location good saa
Ts st. and all 20 feet wide and are tae sane
iiS . ON the map OF the city OF At
i sl igfhs by e5et the esstde of Sday ~ o.
BROOKLYN. Sixty cent OF the Pue -
moaey can remain Bond and Morssse for tour yes al -
tt FOR apply 20 the %
Rrooklyn OF a. 90 Wast NewNok, OF TO H. Ooa"sA
corner Mvrtea av and Fulton ST., Brooklyn -, vy ,s.
a. ,Le ssme tirae and place story and attic rhAM
HIsE with two LOTS side wyekoss 7s feet eA
Utica aerr,x..x
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
CARM for sALE.-FIFTY-sIx ACRES beautifully

J1ARM for sALE.-FIFTY-sIX ACRES beautifully
i loostd .vsn mile. from PLAlAFIELD, AesJsrsy .2f
asyI.s .ny % ,s .% an .ssSdasss d F.s frees
Out tsan. !. socS s.dss $ sns Is ..d ISfs. M sr y-s
= .s per STOCK TAaMIsG UTESI Is "a, y ss ..d
S snf saTsIf " :sf desired A''y to ol0 : s
NOR SALE or to LET-In NEW-BRUNSWICK,
sts.Hs sss
and csltsisa L Iss sG ss be r.a ssa ana
VII b fssos.ks trina Yo further PAe1iA" sPP1 -
..S EaSM sns BUfLDrSe SITE SALE IN NEW
BRUNSWICK JFom 10 70 80 sers. Of L.sS as .as
order woo! .sd Rs Dss -. su'a y 4. o y se d
sble hesby pess.nf and Of oeonv-nitn Access 10
EOR sALE-The neat THREE-sIOGKi G l,i bhlCA
il HOUSE with t~o.tory Tee Rom. No IL Dame dSt
:1 s' sIt Ts s" chls A. s: II JEsxss sf ss e
NOR SALE ar tn LET-The three-story and Base
+ ert HOUSE and LOT 10 we sl.;s 1ss b'gsa- -, .,
tS a, v.'ss. ss s1Sy 70 r5osLY RAYNoR Of Broad
HTnS0y-PARK 40 minutes from the City, com
-. 100 are. beautifully sssfed h.lf mile .bose r. X
sop spoytsndyy some Of ne sites OF ta ppery
aho5d PS r % popsrtJ ossrsd half TO 10
s sa nas @ Ss 1ss9a z
mas s s s ssn.asd s in Ss a 1 Of a
le.snse. considered .upe9T g ssy other IN ~ as veay Of ,as
;sd aSss: P5 cent ; % .n: s:
year. h ,n n6 T T 70 Yonsr. and extensive upon
49, ss nd Ia th For and fur
,s ,Ss inIomsion sTpy to wST6S No TyOnO~.
site the City Hall
Asst of the BEAUTIFUL ROSEVALE LOTS
In fw dsy, the.e BUILDING LOTS with 100 FARMS vii
b. al, subscribers. SIS secures Budnf Lott g
healthy and paying all their earnings for rent who nav
~ sure dssbfful healthy Homestead the city Apply
AZ once TO WOOD 20 Broadway where ms s- and P.pne
be had grsti
7 OTIS for sALE-At the Beautiful Village OF GOOD-
IL WATER on the Long Island Rsrosd 81 miles from Williams,
I,h fries. miles Ferry Brooklyn There "a a
fcad stsicD at which reached half hour ITs,.
ysirs rs dsythe expense each trip Oanba. Lines
thin minutes walk OF the place II hsn
sn5 Wv healthy The neishborhood first class. THIS
now red At Low and Easy Terms s fast nsns ~
srrts,se which commend " 10 the noee o.
Rs-ncs T,s and doing business IN New orr
paychaes = % rH t1Profe APPy
PIcKTKsGfLL on wM PHILLIPS No Brosd-st, Ne"-io's
VACANT LOTS for SALE.-IWO LUIS on the
por,b.s corner of Mav and i3tht. each Lot -otlp lee
TWO LOTS the southeast corner OF -d-s'. aDo i'"' ~
Lot 26NllS feet .S,,n, the
TW0 IOTs IN 2dsv between nth and i5h each Lot z'Aii
Torrp LOTS IN the soubea. Of ID s and Zs' eohei
Lo, other three 6x ieet eaeh h and ayx each
TEN LOTS on north of 10Th st. between ls' ana d
FOUR LoTs on south-ess, Of ih'v and f'''' " ~
Ten IoTs on north side oothet sad TES LoaS On on T Lt
side of l0Istst in rear OF above Oe'"e'H '
% m ~ ~ M @ sbxe LOTS will sold low and terp esy aP "
f CHRYsTIE NELSON NO 10 h..nan.e-p p
VvATJTARIE REAL ESTATE for SALE:-SlA
It,, betweon sd aud 2iih St Inquire a. he snSs
- fron Works of East 2oihst oLoAN L'"
GETT
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15
"HoIxlNToN srRINGS, one sx,a Of the creates sa,.


III wATER-cURE EsTABLLsaMENTs in the United M
with s he URNTgRE ig the HSgs spAS Of
at ococE premises win be sold that yaaabls PrOI
eriy known in the community s' hOpnon sS
@eH. N New Ensland The location is at
Gee ding IS miles and Providence and but u from
which will s0g is Ps,ros e v rs G S 5 OF nsss S s
pure and quiet and qush ~ pure waters as hsy eoms
The onse bs which will ahord accommodations for
about persons and has been exclusively und the OF
y q these spnss as pse the applications
oT admission during the warm season q ths year when nIss
building erected here that would sesOnsnodss from 80 70 w
Establishment all Ohers-has net room IN the premises
In addition to inst from the msrcantne
and retired portions of the community TIL, aas been
Wild Perry Shsiiuck Had Thoon and indeed every hysician
in country prepared bear unua testimony to the virtues
Invas sPpetes aud strong evidence OF
diseased system after PartaAns oi these waters sAa ~
''-'" "''' Where crystal fountains flowing,
have found their sppe increased that beeiteak small
consideration satisfy them and frequently nose ta'
esve IL. -, III, - A. -,.,,... -.
-" living dow"
pesd with the eyefVedan heHoek "hn adds
Near at hand faI lake whose CLASSY sur.s while
glowing tnts of the affords rare spot to thse who
In fact ali kinds hand such hunting bOwHs
All tds II fruit such as pears apples peaches plums cherries.
grapes aud wild berries in their season are found In s6an
T has suggested by whose very looks bespeak the eff
escy hee that be formed once for the Pnr
shall be with the demands OF the public and the rural char
acie Of ,hi. charming SPOT. 49,
water can be conveyed % every in the house.
The of Furniture comprising ooO lots will commence on
The sale Of Real Estate and Span of Horses viii take place on
TUESDAY, az O'Clock.
Terms declared at sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-15

saIb.S ba n.sr Mor,i.,nson ar TUESDAY May m
on the GROUNDS, IL ocockWl be sold suction on tns
grounds TUESDAY May ls 1854 l VILLA SITES o. soa.s
Fordha Upper Mornia Village the depot containing from
n TO city comprising Of the most beautiful and &C
con situations for residences 90 DO found In the vicinity o.
NewYoik The Harlem to aud from the CITY Hal unes
delv fom p NJ and BY from S2dst Ia 20 mini
ute Fae by the stage fare the
cify prospect being reduced this For heeh
ness and besuu this property u
by any ether inland village within 80 miles Of New
York. -
Tickets by railroad leaving the City Hall to attend the sale q
III ei aud 10 o'clock given aini,ony as msps e rss mfine
tonesr No. Nsssanti MsSAW, No 456 Broadway or
,. ts the s,Hsaa: m AM, =
hour and place The til = printed abstract
which will be furpshed pa'ehsser Tree Of charge.