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K DR. G. W. ROBACA
AT BOSTON.


The celebrated Dr.. G. W. Ro-
back, from Sweden, Professor OF
Astrology, Astronomy, Phrenol-
ogy, and Geomancy, having just
arrived from New York, where
he has met with the most extra
ordinary success for the last two
years, now offers his services to
the citizens of Boston and its vi
cinity. G. W. Roback being the
seventh son of the seventh son,
and having made Astrology his
exclusive study since the early
age of 10 years, enjoys the ad-
vantage derived from travelling
and reflection, that is possessed
by none in this country or Eu-
u 49,
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Groceries, 81.

S57NE CEED.-FREsH GROUND, AND
|lNE FEED BLISS, SUTTON, & CO.,
n for sale by 80. No. Mechanic st.
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~ Full directions accompanying each bottle.
p-ice five dollars ian17 DIT


HEAMMOND'S LINEMENT !-HAM.
n II MoND'S IMMINENT! HAMM0ND'S LINZ
MENT - Possesses the power Of healing many inJu
res and disc of the skin and bone pronounced by
medical men incurable. 0entimes single bottle viii
relieve the rheumatic pains that sen with iron grasp
upon the human frame, and that have resisted the infu
ence of the most potent medicines KNOWN and that too,
in the hands of skul and scientific physicians This
Ibis Lnnent has been tried for years by discriminating
public and its value stands premnen in the opinion OF
many of our best physicians, and citizens, as the circular
that accompanies each bottle viii show 1t is without
parallel in the annals of medicine for curing rheumatism
gou stiff JOINTS rains, chapped hands, weeping sinew,
burns, frozen limbs and every kind Of bone and skin dis
For sale in Worcester by Caldwell Hill, General
Agents, also by james Green and H. H. Marsh in Shrews
bury, by s. g. Kpowlton; Leicester, Horace Waite; Mn
bury; S. Smith, c. A. IIobrook, and j. Thompson; Aoi-
den Nichols & Bryant and by all Druggists and Nler
chants throughout the country All orders addressed to
Caldwell Hill will be promptly attended to. dc dtt
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EBENEZER WEEMAN,
NJ GOWARDsS REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
LA = 81 I'LL 49, ctraat

XNT GOWARD'S REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
we No. OIL Washington Street
To purchasers of Real Estate W. g. would respect
fully invite all who wish to purchase Farms; Houses
Stores Building Lots, &c, to call at his Office and
ne free of charge, his large and extensive List of cal
state which is the fullest and most complete Record
Of FARMS HOUSES House LoTs &c., for sale to be found
in New England
To those who have REAL ESTATE for SALE he would
say that his facilities for the sale of property of this de-
scrption, unsurpassed by those of any in the
State; and persons having Real Estate of any kind which
they would like to dispose of will please call on him, or
forward to his office, full accurate ana correct deScriP-
tons Of the property "ich VIII DC ehDered on ms po0ks
No charge will be made for the enry but if sale is eff
fected he will charge fair commission. If owners wish
to have their property dduerfised and extra pains taken
to dispose of the same it will be puncualy attended to-
on the most reasonable terms.
Office No. 81 Washington street. Boston, Up Stars
mch21 data F&w3m
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WRITING, HOUSEKEEPING, Nav
Wv IGATION, &c. CoMER's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
139 Washington Street. Boston
ESTABLISHED by the present Principal, Il. d. 1910.
Offers superior advantages for Education and Employment
The and residences of 200 students for whom good
situations Clerks Keepers &c, obtained the
past year furnished in the annual catalogue, which
with the cards Of TERMS may be had at the Institution
by mail, gratis.
GEORGE N. Conner, Principal,
mche d3m dtded By able and laithfut assistants.
HORACE PARTRIDGE,
Jobber and Retailer Of
Oys, w a & c h O., j G @ ry, Cutlery,
Clocks, Trunks, yajises, Baskets, Accordeons,
violins Guitars, Stationary, Plated Spoons,
Fancy Goods, &c.
No. 107 HANOVER STREET, Boston, MASS
- agent for Morse's Toy Bedstedds, &c.
mchS w3m&d3m
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NlNOA S<AALL-AHquiIS de tiiS COILeE VI myEtlS dLu
H Southbridge Streets
l Cottage on West Street.
Southbridge Street.
2 Chandler Street.
Congress Street.
Washington Street.
" Salem Street.
l two-story House on Salem Street.
" Austin Street.
Newbury Street.
A." Pleasant Street.
l double House Pleasant Street.
These, with other Houses and Cottages, nearly all Of
which new, pleasantly situated and will be sold
cheap. Payments easy. mch2 diff A. J. EATON.
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Cottages on Newbnry Street.
on Lafayette Street.
Chandler Street.
Also, Is of land, within four miles Of the Post Of
fee, Mlbury. Price, from s25 to 500 per acre;
81 900 feet Of land below the Juncon5 per foot
The above will be sold the most reasonable terms and
payments made easy part of it will be exchanged for
Farms and Woodlots, or other property. feb2S d5m
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"a FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.-
E: Two Story House on s Queen St, St 9.
3 Cottage Houses on Newbury st.
Cottage House, on Chandler St.
so Houselots, west side Of Goat Hill.
p" the Worcester Academy.
{" Chandler St.
80 acres of Woodland, in Sutton.
so Farm, with House and Oubuildings in Sutton.
app 3psto G. ELLIOT, 251 Main St.
NEa FAR SALE,-.A new two-story House
jill Deapti located, commanding extensive view
VI 'g Glty, esntainng 10 rooms finished in the best
water barn. 20 by 80 fee corner lot 100 by 25 feet 40
Fruit Trees, most of themlN bearing condition. This is
Fnr STAT chaice, as 1t WIN he sold low. Terms easy
~ sner particulars, apply to E. N HOLMES or at
T25 % Hl1ln oe. mch13 deod1m
- fOR SALE 1.-The subscrber being T,s5s
tire REAL ESTATE yi E ass State, offers his ee
sisting in part of one House Shelby SIS con-
uninshed on Laurel street; do on Grafton sreeeo
House lots Laurel Hill; do. Grafton street; Il
acres of Land the Holden road; 1SS acres of Land,
~i ocl sO0u Farm D' DIFF 4. NJ MERR1FIEID.
R7SON SALE. 90 BUILDING LOTS LO-
E Gated in pleasant and thriving part of the city,
within five or six minutes walk of the City Hall viii be
S0d cheap payment easy, and money dduanced TO
whole may remain Mortgage as long the
purchaser may wsi inquire at the of Myrtle and
0ouulorluge Streets A j. EATON.
Ia REAL ESTATE BROK ER,-THE
W subscriber will give his personal attention TO the pur
cnase and sale of Real Estate of all descriptions both
in the city and country
Persons having real estate for sale or wishing to pur
chase, will do well to call on him.
GUSTAVUS ELLIOT.
dec3O DIFF 251 Main st.
Ia LOOK AT THIS ia house for sale
tenenents, well arranged for taking boarders near
Athe Stone Shop The house is in good repair and a
parof the money can lay if desired for term of years
A" gy az Ito oliein p. JAMES T. ELLIOTT
Worcester, Feb. l, 1854. dtf
Ia A COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE, containing
hIxr ,t,ilF
Lot IS 80 by 100 feet, well stocked with different va
reties of Fruit Trees Price, S265O Apply on the
premises l.. Z. CHASE, Chandler Street.
mchT DIFF ~
IL REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,-Tbe
E:4 Estate at the corner of Summer and Belmont sts
!Arecenty occupied by the American Antiquarian So,
cety, is offered for sale on liberal terms
Inquire of s. F, HAVEN, at the New Library Build
ng. ie7 dtf
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StEWING AND SEWING MACHINES.
- For stitching Linen and Cotton Fabrics with the
most perfect precision and durability WHEELER
WILSON, Manufacturing Co.'S Sewing Machines pIo-
nounced by impartial judges to be the browning triumph
mechanical perfection.
Bosoms Collars, shirt Cuffs, &c, and all kinds of stcs.
ing on and Linen done to order with great beauty,
by these Machines.
These celebrated Machines operation and for salt
at
No. So Court street, corner Of CornhM.
Boston
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DUTTER, &c.-RECEIVING BY THE

DUTTER, &c.-RECEIVlNG BY THE
Id subscriber, and now on hand
10000 lbs. Choice Dairy Butter.
Also in Store, and receiving,
PURE GENESEE FLOUR.
Of my manufacture warranted equal if superior
to any in the market City and country merchants are
invited to call and examine iov themselves Ny facilities
Satisfaction guaranteed.
For sale at the Genesee Flour Store, No so Mechanic
treet. j. IIESLOR
81 diff
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NJ EW BUN BIIsS, SUTTON, Il CO.,
IN Sale by ,.s No. Mechanic st.
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FIFIELD s. RICHARDSON,
Successors to james Eaton,l
WHOLESALE & RETAIL SPoRTsMBN's WARE
HOUSE. Also, Agents for the
Robbins 4 Laurence Conpdny's ReUoiuing Hammer
Pistol, Fishing Tackle of all kinds for sale
cheap for cash. Double and single
Guns of all sizes.
Al Washington Street, Boston, Muss.
c. s. FrFIRLD. mchQ dam O. A. RIcHA RnsnN
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under the pretence of eectng cure medicines which in
nineteen out of twenty have injurious effect upon
the system, without producing the desired result any
sign Of it, should shun t. bipeds, and but the
genuine
FRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND DROPS,
The efficacy of which have been tested in hundred
cases. and failed to effect speedy without any
bad result The Pills and Drops the result of
tensive practice and discovered by accident To euo
gise their virtues would add to their merit Wewould
only say, try them They will be sent to any part of the
country from observato by addressing post paid
DR.. c. A. HILL, No. 12l Main ST.,
Worcester, Mass.
NJ Full directions ACCOMMODATING each bottle.
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ETURRA! HURRA J! HURRA III!
II IL Alarming to the Regulars. The remedy at last
discovered; the Of bowel complaints discovered
saye your Children save YOURSELF save your doctors b
and save your moneys and when you find you begin.
ming to get weak and debitated Hobensacks Worm
Syrup, and remove the worms, whchis the dysentery it
only necessary to take of Hobensacks Liver Pills to
correct the bile, and you cured.
]. n HoBENsAcK, Proprietor, Philadelphia.
For sale by P. R. SLATER & CO., fremont Temple
Boston, Wholesale Agents for New England
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! french PERIODICAL PILLS sii AM

T. DR0PS.-DR. c. A. HILL, No. 121 Main Street,
Worcester Mass would say that great expense he has
prepared from the original recipe, the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by j. Harrington NJ d. while
practicing in the Hospital in Paris under the immediate
observation of the renowned RECORD of Paris and AC
TON, of London.
These Pills are invariably certain to regulate the female
system, and be taken without hazard. They
known by hundreds of females in this country be the
only preparation discovered that has proved nyar
ably certain in all cases.
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MILL FEED 10 Tons HTss 8 s s@FfE5SSE GoS o
A,A store--iOi 5 ~ No. Mechanic Street.
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GROCERIES FOR THE PUBgIC.-
NUNeiv Stock Of Groceries al No. stones bIack
Main ST. Opposite S. H. CohtoR's Nursery.
The subscriber, having purchased of A. HUNTING
TON his entire Stock in Trade, and having added to
the same large and well selected and choice Stock Of
Goods bgs leave say the former customers and the
public generally, that he is prepared to sell
WI. GOODS AND GROCERIES,
for Cash. at the lowest price the market Affords He will
also purchase for Cash. exchange for Goods, all kinds
of Farmers Produce. He hopes that by constantly keep
ing hand well selected Stock of Goods and strict
tenon business receive share of public patronage
Goods delivered in all parts Of the City, free Of charge
Also for sale Platform Scale, that will weigh 600
lbs. EDW'D PRIEST.
Worcester, July D. 1858. DIFF
-. GROCERIES! GROCERIES :!
l5EE!To all the old patrons Of Dexter l. Eddy, and
ESZ5ft to all who buy
Groceries, Flour, &C.,
! d that having bought out the Interest of the
se.1, iiam II. Dexer,l at the Store, No. 20
Of Goods. SHAH spare rs laying bought in fresh supply
GROCERIES,, FOR C4-su
in the City. Goods delivered free Of charge, in a.
of tho city and warranted satisfactory. rss
Call at at No. 20 Southbridge Street.
SAM'L EDDY, JR.
Worcester, March II, 1854. daw6w
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9. s. FiFIELD, mcn9 dom o. A. RICHARDSON
MED DOW'S 100 WAYS TO MAKE
IN MONEY, consisting of discoveries, valuable in
formation and 100 receipts by which persons have cleared
from three to ten dollars day. the past year. and per-
fail to make money, and 1t is suitable for every
station in life either for travelling permanent locality;
and something every Mechanic Farmer Trader and Drug
gst should have.
Address, post paid ncosing 81, and the above work
will be forwarded Immediately. NJ. EDWARD DOW.
Boston, March l, 1858. daw1y
COON TO COME!-A Book which will be read
- by thousands and of thousands will be publish.
ed about April LIST, entitled
OUR PARISH.
One yo large limo; 454 pages Illustrated by Billings
The right Of territory for the sale of this great work.
can be secured by immediate application For terms,
&C., apply to I. 2. CROWN & CO., Publishers,
mch21 daw1m 81 Cornhil, Boston
mo w L r. s, WELLS, & CO.,
NJ PHREN0L0GISTS AND BOOKSELLERS,
lag Washington Ste, Boston,
Examinations and written opinions Of character day and
evening" including valuable advice concerning the preser
vation and restoration Of health, formation of proper
habits correction Of faults restraining of excesses and
cultivating defects and important directions to the
choice of suitable occupations the selection of partners in
business, and congenial companions for life, &C., &c.
mci24 d3mt
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I=EET oF ALI KINDS. - FRESH
4'A Ground' anu ''l bliss, SUTTON, CO..
dowtf No. Mechanic st.
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NO I'D OE4 g W UfNOH1SI Elk hs Il
[Tfa EE55555szszS1 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. ON
Ea2eH9g and after Monday April 8, 1854 Pas
lows
Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills AM and 40 PM
Leave Providence at 20 and las, A. NJ. and A. P
For connections with the various Railroads leading from
Providence and Worcester, and with the Norfolk County
Road at Blackstone, Pathfinder Railway Guide pub
lishcd by George K Snow, Boston.
THE STEAMER PERRY, to and from Newport. runs in
connection with the Ills A. NJ and IL As A. NJ Trains
ISAAC II. S0UTHWICK Supt
Providence March 81, 1883 dawtf
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WORCESTER DAILY spy
1aeaI Gstotr.
IMMENSE TR TRANSACTIONS IN
REAL ES ATE,
REAL ESTATE EMPORuUM!!

Property in the exchanged for Farms and Woodlots in
the Country, and Real Estate bartered for City Lots and
Houses,
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--TTTER.-75 TUBS CHOICE YER.
,nant pairy Butter 70 Kegs New York do, do
~ nl0 nv DS"' VIM 0. SWEET & CO.,
ROE sa1e " diff 1S6 Main st.
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5 J. Q p S H Q P
that being direct contradiction of terms but that he
makes to order the the very best of CUSTOM WORK at
as low prices you buy the miserable @Custom
sadyMade sop work, with which the country is food
ed lol Nam 81, worcester ap10 d&wtf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-16
United States District Court.

Decision in Admiralty by Hon. Judge Ingersoll.
MARCH l4.-Amos Burt and others agt The Steamboat
SscGn.-On the 9th of november, 1880 the steamboat
Swan sailed from New Brunswick bound to New York
having tow several canal boats barges laden with
coal NC. The steamboat owned by the Camden and
Amboy Railroad Company, and the canal boats
towed by her under agreement in writing with
their respective masters that they were to be
aowed Eat the risk of the master and owners"
While going down the Raritan river the pro-
Peller Erie, bound up the river, came In contact
with of the canal boats No 3ls and sunk her The
collision occurred by fault of the propeller, and by
fault of those the canal boat the Swan The
boat sunk in the channel entirely under water and the
Swan proceeded to New York with the of the tow
No light left at the spot, any means taken to
warn approaching vessels Of the danger. About II
O'Clock the same evening, the schooner Horace H. D. ,
owned by the lbellants coming down the river
and ran upon the sunken canal boat and herself
Jured that she sunk The bcants thereupon brought
this suit against the Swan claiming recover their dam
ages OF her Held by the cour-that by the sinking of
the canal boat the of the Swan had become alb
solved from their contract to tow 1t to New York they
not being common carriers that they had property in
or right to the canal boat which imposed upon them
any obligation to remove it, that they had been guilty
of no negligence they absolved from all obligation
under the contract That the loss therefore, had
been oecasoned by any wrong act either Of commission
or omission on the part Of the Swan or her owners or
those In charge of her. Libel therefore dismissed.
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private letter from Gov. Wood says that he win re-
turn to Cleveland with his family In May next He win
remain time and then return to Valparaiso, 70
sumo the duties Of his Consulate His family viii reside
at their old homo for the future Vice Consul Merwn
viii superntend the once in the Governors absence
W. w. Collier, Albany; n. Allen, Plea SAINT Valley D.
Brewer, Newport; 7. A. Dexter Boston; 8. Samming
New York, arrived yesterday at the Prescott House.
Hon r. T. Fenton, N. Y; Gen. G. II. Granger and
son, Canandagua; Col Craine q. s. A.. Major Donald
SON U. 8. A.; Major Sedgwick, u. A. Major French,
U. 8. A.. Col Taylor, q. g. A.; Col Taylor q. 8. A.;
Judge Sryker Rome amongst the arrivals yester
day at the Aston House.
Dr.. A. d. Bown Washington; J. A. Hicks, Detroit j.
Hills Philadelphia; A. Edger, do; s. Allen, Boston; Il.
Dexter Boston.
DEPARTURES.
For savannah, In tho steamship Knoxvie-y Henderscn,
Hoyt mrs New ombe Miss Hoyt Mrs and Miss Hail. Jno
T Hall G Stern, Rsgs1steinsr, N Goodman, Tuck
Elstop March, lady child and infant Miss March and
servant, Mrs Kennedy, Mrs AudogAn Moore, God
dard, G Barker, Chas Humpage, VIM Symons, Hay
ward Jun and lady Rothschild Mrs Levi and friend
Peck; Miss johnson, Dixie Edmonson Tllenhofer,
Lenthal Osgood, Thos Stiman and lady and Is In
the storage.
ARRIVALS.
From Savannah In the steamship Florda-T Boardman
James Bags, Bremner, Mrs Bremner, Fleming,
land, Mrs Hosgland, Homer Miss Livingston, 3
Mumford Mrs Norton, Mrs Olmstead and dau ghter H
Rose and lady, DR. Sullivan, Thompson Jno VIII
From Bermuda In brig Lady Of the Lake-Mrs Bray Miss
Darrell Mr. DARRELL Mrs Bramber.
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First District Court.
Before Hon. Justice Green.
LANDLORD AND TENANT QUESTION.

LANDLORD AND TENANT QUESTION.
MARCH IA. HINT Richard Reed.-This
summary proceeding to obtain possession of the house
and LOT 81 South street New York in consequence of
Of rent amounting to $500 last February On the
first of May 1853 the defendant asked the agent of Mr.
Hunt he might take possession of the house until the
following morning which the agent granted and Reed it
appears still remains in possession. The defence
that Reed offered to purchase the house certain terms
but he failed to do he to be considered under
rent from the LIST Of May The defendant did not make
the purchase but paid $3.50 account of rent 1t
therefore contended by the defendants counsel that
there letting, and he moved to dismiss the complaint
The Court denied the motion and ordered warrant to
issue to put the landlord in possession Of the premises
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Disturbance az Er1c-Trark Torn Up Again.
TFrom the Buffalo Express, March IL
We learn by q gentleman direct from Erie, who was
an eye Of part OF the that tho mob
The track Sassaras street. This subjects passen
gers to a walk of nearly half mile, and cuts OF freight
entirely for the present. except cAred round We
understand that the track torn up by order Of
the Mayor. The Sheriff the spot prompt
ly, and addressed the multitude in manner con-
engaged in destroying the track to desist. He
also called upon persons standing around to aid him in
protecting the property Of the Railroad but all to
purpose. He might well have appealed to so many
stumps for aid in enforcing law and preserving property
1t was rumored that the people in Harbor Creek were
to simultaneously with those at Erie but when the
train passed all quiet at that point We have no
doubt Of the correctness of this statement We have
comments to make. The transaction furnishes Its
commentary. The Governor has been photographed and
wait the action Of that officer who has heretofore
noby indicated his position the side Of law and good
order.
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Superior Court.


MARCH 15.-.Jdmes Campbell against Joseph Golfers
This was action for assault and battery the parcu
lars Of which Of rather disgusting nature the de-
PENDANT having it alleged and proved bit oil the
second finger Of the plaintiff. Verdict for plaintiff, 500
Andrea Hoostand and another against Charles ~.
Snith-This action promissory note made
by Mr. Martin HILL and endorsed By defendant for the
Of 5000 dated March l. 1853 at thirty days which
plaintiffs took in payment for -four sold to the maker
who carried on a large bakery but had failed The de-
fence set up was payment-s100 one day, and the
balance about three days after besides the protest fee OF
rs cents; which proved and the jury returned
dict for the defendant The Court allowed defendant SIS
in addition to the taxable costs
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Jersey City InteIIl1enre.

LARGE PURCHASE OF PROPERTY IN HARsINus COVE
A number OF enterprising citizens have united in the
purchase Of about $50 property on the shore
Of Jersey City, having water front Of 900 feet and
extending from South Seventh street to North Fourth
street. and from high water mark TO the extent of the
CITY water line. This purchase made by Messrs
Zabriskie Manners Bentley Clerk, Ssson, and others
OF the Coles estate, for about 5000 600 and comprises
the Long Dock property. Extensive improvements are
contemplated by these gentlemen and the work will
eoon be commenced The property Of the Jersey Shore
Improvement Company lies north of this purchase and
extends to Hoboken, while between this and North
Point the property Is similarly disposed Of It is
pected that 1t distant day the whole Of that water
front win be 70 improved as to accommodate shipping,
furnish storage, &c.