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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


The 6basta Coswiey reports that Capt. Walker,
who went ont In command Of volunteer company
from Jacksonville, for the purpose OF protecting
the emigrsDts sgsinH the Indians, had returned.
His company had several skrnishes with tho
sayagsa He reported the emigration all In.
The U: g. steam frigats Susqushanna had gone
to B<nica.
By report Of the City Attorney, it appears that
Ban Francisco has as present forty law saita on
bs1d; OF these, twelve are brought y the city.
chiefly for payment Of notes granted by purchasers
Of city alp property in December, last year, and
involve sums amounting to $4S,69. The suits
against the city involve sums amounting to $207 597
TIE usual number Of robberies, burglaries A.
ssults with intent 70 kill, dues, murders, execu-
tons. de-, have taken plsOe throughout the city Of
San Francisco and State.
On the l4sh Of November, Mrs. John c. Miller, OF
San Francisco, fell from the verapdah q her dwell
ing house, In consequence Of railing against which
she was reclin ing giving way. The fall was about
forty fest. Underneath was . hot house, through
which the lady passed in her descent, msngting and
cutting her face and arms In dreadful manner. 1t
Is feared that death win ensue from the injuries 10
ceived.
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HIS MAJEsTY's VISITS AFLoAT

From the Polynesian, October ~
On Thursday afternoon, st O'Clock, His Nsiesty
and suite visited that splendid specimen OF navel
architecture, the u. 8. steam frgste Susquohauua,
by invitation of the commander, on board OF which
he was received by Captain BIT hsnan With every
msrk Of honor and respec. usually aii - soYereigns
On suc Oh &C casions.
Az soon as His Majesty's boss appeared on Its
way to the Susquehanns, t1e Ha vaan ensign was
hofssed on the several men-cf in port, aud the
Trncomaiee led of with salute o. 81 guns, which
wac followed By the Artsmise, the Susquehsnna aud
Portsmo1th, N king continuous salute OF 81 guns,
which woke the echoes among tn, hills srJund Ho-
noiulu, and, Ia conjunction with manned yarda.
dressed ships sNd numerous boa Z IN motion was
an exciting and Lively scene, seldom II ever before
witt essed In this bsrbor.
The process of costing having been completed,
the Sus1ueranra was III a. ace q condition as skill
and labor could make her, ard her perfectly neat
Appearance reflected much credi, uOon her CON-
msnder aud officers. Il would be diflcui., we imA-
cine 70 find, in Any navy ~ the world comb ne
ton OF good qualities SURPRISING those o. tne S1s'
cuehsnna, most Of witch strike at once the vsiser
With admiration, and all OF which were pointed out
40 His ksjesty By the courteous officers OF the ship
Tire beautiful engine and pon3erous msco.nerJ OF
the Susquebsnns, as well "a Der heavy arms
and perfect equipments, were examined ~ bis IA
tssty with particularly, and elected frequent ex
piessions OF admiIetio and after spending Two
hours on board, His Majesty took leave well pleased
With the snip ana the attentions he bad received ON
board.
On leaving the Sosquebanna, bis majesty pro-
c .ejsd AZ orcs to tn U. s. ship -. Mars, whefe
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Tho p s. N. Co.'S steamer Bogots, Capt. Hal,
arrived in port. At Panama, on Sunday morning,
the 18th, bringing the semi monthly mail from the
South Pacific. twenty-one passengers, and $40 900
in specie for Europe.
Her dates are, Valparaiso, October 80; CAla,,
November 10; Paita, November IA.
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be was ALEC received With all honor BY Capt Bailey

be was also received With all honor By Capt Bailey
and the officers OF that shp. e
The 81 AArys had been fttsd ur for large
party, her nndship gums removed, sad tho main And
with hsgs, svergreens and chE de.iers, in most
beauful style. In fact, the whole ship WAS IN per
feet order AID In 6ne keeping with tho arrange
meLts for the entertainment OF her guests on deck.
Our space will not ALLOW dstai'sd account Of the
guests the decorations or the entertainments OF the
that every thing cone by Captain Bailey and hi,
officers to render the ship and the entertainment
agreeable, in the highest degree, TO the brilliant
assemblsge that visited them on the occasion and
we believe are safe In adding that they succeed
ed perfectly In their object.
His majesty retired early, but the sms hours y
witness 10 the return OF the boat that conveyed
the last ashore.
ENTERTAINMENT OF NATIVES ON THE u.
s. SHIP PORTsMOUTH-WAR TASTES OF
THE SANDWICH ISLAND L AIDES.
The Poisnesian OF October 2lst says "A large
number Of the residents OF Honolulu were most
egroeably entertained on board the Portsmouth, on
Saturday last, by Capt. Dornin. A boat exercise
in the afternoon afforded the uninitiated an oppor-
OF war but sooth to say, we have heard one or two
a the ladies present remark, that 1t would have
been much more interesting they could have seen
boat or two blow up, and the wounded fall over
board, AZ If it were reality. Well, well, who viii
cay after this that the fair are averse to war?
They are evidently averse to shams Of any kind,
not excepting the serious matter OF war.
The whole affair passed of very agreeably, and
without &C ident
DEATHS AT HONOLULU.
On board the ship Good Return, Aug. 0, David C
Potter, Of consumption sged19 years He belonged to
Dartmouth Mass and buried the Shanter islands
On board the same ship Oct. 70, Emery Pilton q na
tive of Andoyer, New Hampshire.
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THOMAS FREDERICK MCDONNELL, Bullion Broker.
Gold and Foreign Exchange Office, George street. sgd
ney, Sept, 22d, 1854.
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CHILE.
POLICE AND POST OFFICE DEPART

POLICE AND POST OFFICE DEP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE CoUNrRY-ERRoRs OF THE CENsUs-MN-
ING INTEREsTs-sAILNG OF A BRITISH WAR
sTEAAER-AARKETs REPORTS.
There il NO political news Of importance.
From the annual report Of tho Minister OF the In
te,ior learn that the police system lately intro
duced, though still defective, is daily being impr0v
ed j alao states that IN the Past ONCE Depart.
sge, owing to the increase in the number Of letters
sent. 1t Is proposed to remodel tho Savings Bank
on different bssis. A commissioner il about to
be sent to England to promote colonization to the
South.
It is admitted that the late census is extremely
faulty, and the true population Of the country IL Cd
timated at 900 900 instead OF 400 600, Is shown
by the returns. Assuming the the new census, how
will be incrt astd from ffty-two to seventy-two Of
which number Vapar also will return three, instead
of one as at present.
The Mereu,io says the mining interests Of the
silver and copper. From Atacura the most fatter-
ing accounts received Of both these metals The
new mineral section Rosilla, bids fair to be &C.
cond Chanarcio or Tres Puntas, from which mi
ners will extract their millions, and the country
The Ell glsh wai steamer Dido sailed from valpa-
raise the 10th ult., destination unknown, but it
was rumored that she went to look for Russian
merchant ships of the coast Of Brszil, about two
months ago.
MARKsTs.-Trade has been dull for the past fort
night, but il soon expected to revive. In cotton
al silk goods the demand il steady but not brisk
woollens are reported languid ne6s little doing and
market well stocked. In metal, Milan steel 10
wanted; English and Swedish do. abur dant Nails
in demand copper and yello metal in constant de-
mand, particularly the latter which bears higher
value In proportion to the cost. Bar iron saeable;
pig iron scarce and wanted lead dull zinc in sheets
continues In good demand.
In liquids, Spanish oil Is wanted; lamp oil in good
request, and stocks Of whale and sperm unusually
low. Brandies and French wines-the market Is
well supplied. Spanish wines and brandies, in small
casks, in demand for expectation. The provision
market is steady and we'll supplied.
Chile -four continues without alteration at $3.50
per bag of quintab. Holders Of barley are firm
ct 10 reals bians small transactions. Hides, mono
in market; wool beginning to como in at 50 SO for
theccmmon UNIV ashed, and ga so for mixed merino
In the grease copper in brisk demand. several lots
sold ut $40 IS oufy paid, or $40 shore. Nitrate
Il In unusual demand. and sales Of IS 900 quntsls
have been made on English account. Freights un-
altered but likely to fall, owing to thu number Of
vessels due
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iss % yield our willing hearts 70 The sntresss q
our Common Father; lst ~ 20 70 the Church Of
God, ard thers o6er Hin The sacIiA - Of humble
and coutrte heart, and He will not despise us but
give us His holy peace. God Ii the gver Of oil good
gifts, and II II vain 10 hope for any true content
meps, satisfaction or happiness from any other
source. Wealth IL dust Of the earth; Aesh Is des-
tined to rottsnnees; the vanites Of the world are
but as passing delusive blaze; evil designing men,
with their pots and Vaccinations, viii be coniou Id
ed with Worse confusion than that which humbisd
the pro I'd builders Of Babel but those that hone in
God, and keep His holy commandments, shall be
blessed forever. We enfrest you, brethren, to I'D
here TO Coo, end to the church Of God; TO pay to
Him the tribute Of religion particularly the sancti
fcstion Of His holy Sabbath; to keep way non sl
secret societies. which are faught with danger and
are prcscr by the church; to look for mutual
protection and charity in the society OF the God OF
Charity, the kingdom OF Christ, built upon rock,
ard supported by the infalibe promises Of the Son
Of God; to frequent the holy sacramelts, the chan
Dels Of grace and happiness; and to discharge all
your duties peacesbe, good citizens, and as true
disciples Of our Holy Receemer. "And the peace Of
Goo which surpasseth all understanding, keep your
hearts and minds In Christ Jesus"
Given at San Francisco, Nov. 10, 1854.
I JOSEPH SADoC,
Bishop Elect Of San Francisco.
J0uN II appyNarON PRO Secratarv
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ROLIYA

From Bolivia We have no news direct, but the
Peruvian papers state that the Congress had author
him supplies for eight thousand additional troops
for that purpose.
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FROM WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

Mr.. James Doty, attached to the Northern Rail-
road exploration under Governor Stevens, reached
Olympic on the oath October, with party Of toree
men. Mr.. Doty has been stationed since September
uripg bis stay there has been active in exploring
almost the whole region Of the Upper Missouri, and
visiting the villages Of the Blsckfeet Indians-gs,n-
ing reliable Information of this powerful tribe Mr..
. good wagon road to St. Mary's; thence to Walla
Waa. took the route Of Coeur a Aline Miesion, and
from Wsl]aWalA purrued the military road over the
Cascade mountains to Olympia
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ABgregAte'' -.$uVoo,oTZ $1,ZIo,61I $Iz,ooo, JRS
The receipts for 1854, II ID ven known, win 70
several millions beyond the above aggregates.
No ono ever imagined, before these roads wore
built, that the freight business would exceed ths
amount received for passengers. 1t II remsrkable,
also that the money for freight comes from soms Il
the heaviest articles as may be seen In the following
sggrgate upon three Of these roads
-Four. Coal. Pork bf. Iron Lumber
6bfs. tens. bbis. tons. tons.
BALTIC, h Ohio 666, leo 225, STA $4,000 $4,000 40
Pa. Central. 205, 600 1000 $1,000 1000 l. 600
NY. and Erie $4,000 5000 10000 1000 1000
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PERU

From this republic We have no reliable news rela-
tive to the revolution all the papers being either in
the pay Of the government or compelled to keep
the subject. and only mentions the existence Of .
false report that said Castillo had advanced 0ihin
few miles Of Lima.
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Aggregate ,221 l60 254574 900 1900 1ol AIS
The freight carried 90 the New York and Ece
road amounted to $50 900 tons, an amount greater
han al the agUegste Of the above articles. When
We look ct the enormous freights, especially in coal
sRd -four, on the Baltimore and Ohio road and Of
lumber and merchandise On the New YORK and
Erie, We perceive at once two great facs-that tbs
amount transported exceed all common belief.
But there Il another effect OF these great rail VAN
which has special reference to the Central West IL
is the surplus produce of the West, which chiefly
makes up these enormous feighte and just in propo
Ion - tter facilities have increased has the vaiue
OF Western produce increased. They have the entire
surplus Of both agricultural and mineral wealth in
the Valley Of tie Ohio taleabe to market. The oost
Of freight on barrel Of -four, (Which may bs taken
as standard for other freight from Ci6cInnAi 10
New York, ID from 81 10 81 20. or, In ot,er NO d.
about so cents for 100 iba on Western produce It .
distance Of ovo 200 miles.
The cost Of carrying 100 lbs. Of -four one buadrsd
miles on the Baltimore and Ohio Rslrosd IL About
nine cents. Hence, for any point In South western
Ohio, Western Virginia or Maryland this Offers tbs
cheapest line Of trans bort alton. The result we eee
in the fact that in 1853 that road actually traas
ported 650,0 900 bbls. of -four.
The conclusion tn be obtained from thess facts H.
that notwithmsn ding the immense cost OF tsess
works. tie favorable effects on commerce have been
much greater. One hundred millions Of dollars In
vested In four iron roscs seems like q prcdiyious
outlay for tuch purpose; hut hat resources bsve
they developed! Whstwsaltn have they produced.
Great regions Of lumber, iron, and coal have bees
thrown open to enterprise, ard the giant arms al
commeIc or have been Heightened ill they srssp tina
rich fields OF the West, ard have introduced in
turn, the merchandise and arts Of other cim,s AMI
Other countries.
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Aggregate. ,0OO,O0V
The cost Of the roads far exceeded tho original
estimates, and 20 has the business.
The following table shows the amount Of money
earned in 1853
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The Four Great Railroad Lines.
The Cincinnati Pysce Current gives the ANNEXED
comparative statistics Of the four great railroads:
Ley0fk mil Dns<
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DISTRESSING ACCIDENT AT LoUrsvILuE-Two
MIN KILLED Yesterday morning sb ut 10 o'clock,
most dttrersing sccd, Ut OCCURS 1T the scer u
Jackson ARC Broadway streets. 6evessl men vsas
engaged 10 digging gravel, and the bank osved IN
ciustsd 10 inn edstt death, and negro, bsio0atsg
70 some one rsicine H. che couoy, Wa slsg kltsd
at the sss tine. A tti-a ptrs,a vas ser,or.ly Ia
jntt3 hopsh itis tea1F 2. be MAJ recover --Lsuis-
cfRs Dr~ocfaf December 6,
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DEATHS AT HONOLULU.

On board the ship Good Return Aug. 0, David C
Potter Of consumption aged19 years He belonged to
Dartmouth Mass and was buried on the lslands
On board the same ship, Oct IL, Emery Pilton, ma
tive of Andoyer New Hampshire.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
Real estate for Sale.

RARE CHANCE to obtain most eligible
N BUILDING SITE very low price At Oils LII IL % ne
see.shls b, fourteen day and o.y trsl'e nun stss
above AssI,ssnis @ 81 .1A G. ns SANDERS No, SN.ssass
nFAITTIFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE
s,r,,,a on LONG ISLAND In wssehsster Co.. one hSsr'
=. bv Haven Railroad House n-~, com
m,os. and well tnhed Acre. Of Land pts',y I'D cat saa
Evdrxs Sc Churches and Soeey 10 better ia
ns Bsihsrs xrouEds Seven trains dsy esn "st
as year Pliee 90 Sc Arpy 10 OLi' EA
Na Mass ct.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
- ,.-.,. sru1NARY in ths MOHAWK vAL

THE NEW eEhI-'a eEhs -. fros, T-oy Ab.ay SchsosesA
Trea Rome and syrsea-e ~ sspA 80 an csy
ey hesinnsi 49, Trrra fs fare being eHiiiIed =.
= isa The PLAIN seEusy and S.ss sss .-s
ntnt - -. Centr. Railroad The bsisal1ss
90 The in = sfou and sFPoniusnts sn
Bosrdefsnse And 10 ,n-a,-s Pr
sceoS i1 rsrror. Faculty eonsss 3i ~
ssn.5 T,~rhers .ruonE then a edaeased faP P.-i.
te-ee - - German. Alt eminent r-,-;oa
81 -ssS,s rUsr .ud Tastins PEI ~-cA - = rs
s Er.,h b.rchss. reludns ia- as Pss ,,s1,
u the ss = Piano Muse. with use oi -.
i - ousioua-y instruct L tree b2a.a F-s f,f IS
9iu- .rs,serfae tEifio1 IN CoiA-o1 -vs,-
M Z Fa Term beEus AESzs; l. ihtet 5.-ss. Ia
rr T To cage Board G io' ilt- So, pa. Moal.ounerJ
Co. y. Y ,,,,x, \ ~ pra.d
xxToCp's DRAWING ACADEMY, No. loS t, brSaa, % -,
w iss. can Be q the rsFid adrNaers -
t-,~iBs frcrn ~ii5egt visiting Us e,''''' ~
III IN. received fh- veek ,z>.,,ft,N 90
WONG LADIES INSTITUTE GoonES, lie n,.o,., an,
,NCp cOrTSTY Y-Th- summer s.son o. ,Htt ,Hs y a N
= a III eo1pn@ree on MONDAY Nay / IGN ISI.,. en-
PreTe M EMIL b Nv II n.,irute may D. oet.ned q
"a ~ BOwES McNAhEE Nos llf and , 90 Wn.e ,as
y WILCOX L >choo. Ag-ncy aa' VI F'~'t
r.. ir srd mar broacNal
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
6nmmer Retreats.

DOARD WANTED in the COUNTRY for the Sum
I'D uer for LADY and TWO CHILDREN. A plain farmers
family preferred be moderate Apply TO or address
Mr. CARTER. No 10 WsvorlyPsce. corner Mercerst
COUNTRY BOARD--Wanted, by Gentleman and
~ Lady Children and servant BOARD In the COUNTRY
with family where few Boaders taken VIII require
ROOMS from 18th July lot September or longer Ad
dre.s B H. KINsHIMFR No 3s4th-sv
COUNTRY BOARDING FEVER and AOUE or
~ MUsKETOEs- WASHINGTON PAVILION HO.
TEL Shire ssny N This ssuhrous and beautifully located
busn wiz cpebed for the reception OF ames Nay ~
and will Oby hrscs House For surf aud sun Bath
ing Boating fbns Gupnng and ROMANTIC scenery II ansu[
passed hours sail Of New York By Steamboat from
be Robinsonst Communication 'evern times daily dunns
summer Also, COTTAGE 10 Let surrounded BY hsndsome
Locust Trees suitable to two families Rent tl1o -
apply ID r THOMAS No ls Lbeuys or on the
preuses
DOOKAWAY PAVILION.-Ths favorite summer
will be reope the lh of June for the season y
which time oil the extensive mpoSemens Will be complete he
esthbhmnt enlarged oonpses lst The Hotel having front
Of AZ feet the Atlantic repanted Iapered and ny uI
throughout I'd Twelve suites Of three hye homs each
and having separate from the ftoe "a
Eehf fomlly the Garden for parties Boarding the
Hotel 4b -Four Coag's for Families living prye VIII kieh
ems House Stables Also siabins for ~ pair d
Homes 50 hye private stables OF two
sial News Reom Billiard Rooms Bowling Alley enlarged
Gound &c sc For Rooms. Cottages ana
terms 10 BRINTSALL Prescott House, or Mr. Balm
BRIDGE No. ~ Clih-st New York
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Garpftinss, sc.
Builoina alaieria!s.

y RY 5 7 A A o,;o1, ron
Y The CHESHIRE GLASS Co manufacturing ROUGH
PLA1F CLASS skyghs and floors the only mandatory "a
the United stated superior quality inch to y INCHES thk al
prices less hAn the imported article Architects buid
s ectfuy invited TO call The ComaHJs
Der OF no. Az Broadway, and examine personally ,,,
LINGUISTIC TILES for Floors OF Churches aud
II Public Buildings aud f,r Vesbule., Halls Conseryaones,
Dnug Harths Dwellings These IhrsMeo o an
e variety patterns very hard and aud are IN uo
"a the best houses IN all paris OF the country ,,..
Gamkirs ChimnyTs nied 10 every style OF architec'us
IN work country houses ana Dya
W" MILLER COATES & YOULE, No T9 Pesrlr
EREESTONE tor SALE.-The Subscribers are pre-
pared to furnish Sonecurs 10 persons IN
their
Of
ysss proved be of he durable kind
for public buildings and for massive public
and will be- delivered place within reach Of naygion
prices As specimens refer 70 the following
dnsr the quarry ST. Georges Church Newforh 81
James, NeLondon; Grace Church, Poydenee City Hall at
Utica and the Cathedral Philadelphia All orders tsed with dis
patch. BALDWIN PATTERSON Newark N )
I IGHTNING-RODS for BUILDINGS and SHIPS
IL -Inulated-Os Patent-The only method Of absosts pro-
science and experience Orders promptly
sell rights Great Inducements Of
fered LYON MANUFACTURING Co.. No. stj Broadway.
vI'O BUILDERS and OTHERS.-For sale cheap, a
i uair of solid mahogany FOLDING DOORS with rRIMMING5
Inquire Of ENDl'OII n 'o'' NO % beeA"shs~,p " u
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
JOR SALE-1he late residence % Phineas Water

iuTy dceesscd in DARIEN No5oten River f4i!Ae1 Ceany
O. co1s'stug OF TWO-STORY DOUBLE HOUSE, BAR aAS
Other OIT-B UILDINGS eud about FORTY ACRES Of LAND
beautifully the turnpike road about ~ is
from d the finest prospects the shores OF L.
ny Of fruit sdvsntAees Of fwnE h.hns SC o1et
station the y and Y H. Railroad, iock
woods eoruerJ mile soop ndns end within
v.nut of schools churches &C inquire o. A'
WATERBURY,. the premises. or Of EDNAhD sCOr LD
sale previous TO hO NDAf June ~ pc
public that day on the premises a. eoA
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-12
o,-,rDvc COTTAGE for SALE in GREENWICH

Co1-NTRY COTTAGE for SALE in GREENWICH
- VILLAGE coss@wiAia s'S I.'s 80, - 81 Fl "a 5.s &
I'M TySJAMiE PECK. il GresHsieh Nii.r, t1an
%r.NsT RROOKLYN-A new TWO STORY
ID a. B1sENEsr BRICK HOUSE, AID Three LIS :,
oaousD ple..nis-f pa. Q. Ds., so' ,,s ss
i,Ii;Sstfyk nm EyksiSrR6 4 i15 VIZ F.y B1oesys
U.BNs tor sALE.-2O FARMS aud VILLAGE
nogsEs I'D 80 LSS SS.s: @ 70 ot.s % Z a I'D i. ,;
NADisoF Morn CorPy D s,1 crrRy ~ nj Ps0PsRT al
.HosE ,h arc Of PtOPe, ysr,ey .na oelie4
-s Dis Isr sn "a soa one Fam q s. Osssaly lsd
hish ard Ficiu,tfqee hs WI p .e - 60 a - ~ yr-
ure for For information inqzirs si : r. %
Trs:or the wsveisJ H0use nsaE the depot N'1'a A 0
EOR sALE-ODe Of the most desirable COuNIki
STATS Long IssDd sound loesee = ne toFn o. sIH
,bs . st.ss On he premise. there fns o~
ihs ss..h.s .s sT $500. 7s1sndaE soo ~lir sas
sden large esrr.s. hasse .ae .1 s % s. gs,s ID fr
~ Broid Det6t sDd minutes ~siS from he sieA1A DSi
o. ~ hs nost desir.b residences to Be asi vi III either
s,i.u.s ~ rsesrs and business God ss
M c,sfts sne abundance and En ees 10 os5ais la
o. ~, Tor the use of which be YOU'D e.ss W to
yeATs N tSt isi0s ., q DaSi, 5rs GA DEARBORS
1i s P Dx6S tnon Hoa.e stamford Com
NOR SALE or TO LET-In NEW-BRuNsM lSh,
out Aden vel stOes d si Frs Tree.
ceT.;ss Land & 7 TIE & so1 , pc f.Ss .:.sa ssd
vi i see On yorabe FoE further particulars sPPy % r.
Il p1,fi ~ FARM I'd BUTLDiNG SITE f5l SALE II NEW
IIUNsW ICK y J-Fom 10 TO - acre. Of Land saorn
- ~ i estip. for around the city Th- l:si
4 iu excellent order part od and par nov cH.o a.
For county r-,icene. ne se.io -. New
.sble hsa Thy pleasant and one oi con'-1sn 'e''
Yort. Apply a. shove
IvOR sALE-A beautiful COUNTRY REolDENCE
.I.usta A. Rv- Wesche-tr unfv, C.a y hth 81
| I-4.sir. Artiy 10 W A WHITE No lsj Eim.-
! I-OR SALE-Two desirable BUILDING LOIS, OP-
o.s,e Seminary square wesi 1stt Terms fAvofsb inqll'
- GfOFCE CLAIM Paint Of 2sis And n,'
| NOR SALE-A NEW TWO-STORf GOIHlC
j RESIDENCE IS milo. from Ne~foIt ~ laiass - ~
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