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Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-23
FOREIGN NEWS.
NEw YoRK, Sept. 10.

INV iokkt sept ~
The steamship Atlantic arrived this
morning with Liverpool dates TO the 9th.
At Tuesdays markets there was . fair
attendance, but whea' declined 3ds4d from
previous Friday, and closed at sssss6d
for white, end 6.l0ds7s3d for red.
Flour-ln retail dsmand-Ohio, 2ssa
29s-Philadelphis and Baltimore. 27s6d
s2ss. Corn-Dull and market declining.
English papers are filed with accounts
Of the preparations for the departure Of
Prince. Albert for France. The Prince
will be the guest Of Louis Napoleon for
three days. The King OF Portugal was
also on a visit to the Emper 7.
The reception Of the Prince was mnsl
enthusiastic. There were, at least, I00,.
600 troops under srms while the people
turned out most en- masse 10 greet the
distinguished stranger.
The Constantinople correspon dent oI
the Times states that the artillery EN-.
barked at Vsrna on the 25th of August
and that troops would also embark on the
3Olh.
The bauicades raised by the Russian.
to Obstructive Danube at Salina had beer
destroyed by the Spitfre.
Russia has nominally refused the inter
ference of Austria. A dispach announc
es that the Car has positively rejected
the four propositions. 1t was rumoret
tha the Ministers of Sweden and Austrii
at 81. Petersburgh would be recalled.
is said that Russia has demanded tina
Prussia shall act as mediator in the renew
al Of negotiations, on the basis Of tn,
propositions as modified by Russia. A
the attest accounts the Allies had not lei
Bomersund.
SPAIN-lt is reported that Christians
had become insane, and her three dsught
ers aud two sons had arrived at South
ampton. The cholera was very fatal a
Barcelona.
FRANCE-Prince Albert and the Kin,
of Belgium have arrived at Bologne +
meet the Emperor Napoleon.
Cne of the Forts at Bomersund ha
been blown up. The ronflagration wa
visible for 80 miles. Abo was lombard
ed by the Allies on the 3lst of Angus
A Russian ship, with flag of truce ar
chored amid the English feet at Lelsun
on the I'd. Another encounter had take
place between The Russians and Turks i
Asia at which the former fled, leaving tn
latter masters of the field. All the Turk
ish men Of war on the Asatic coast ha
been put in requisilion for Varna. Gel
Guyon has taken command of the Turl
sh army in Asia. Part of the exp d
!, ton has left Varna. 1t is still uncertai
, whether i, is destined against Sevastop
, or Anapa. The Austrians having er
tered the Principalilies, it is quite unlik
ly that any further engagements will tai
place this year. Not more than l5,0t
troops are at Bucharest. Omar Pacf
appears indisposed to force an engag
ment.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-23

The Washingion Union contains the
Presidents proclamation announcing the
ratification Of the Canadian Reciprocity
treaty, under which the following articles
are admitted from the British provinces
free of all duty:
Grain, -four, and breads.uffs, of all
kinds. Animals of all kinds. Fresh,
smoked, and sailed meats. Cotton. W ool
seeds and vegetables. Undried fruits.--
Fish Of all kinds. Products of fish. and
Of all creatures living in the water. Poul.
try, eggs. Hides, furs, skins, or tails un.
dressed. Stone or marble in its crude o,
unwrought state. Slate. Butter, cheese
tallow. Lard, horns, manures. Ores o
mstal. Of all kinds. Coal: Pitch, tar
tprpen.ine, ashes. Timber and lumber
Of all kinds, round, hewed and sawed
unmanufaclured in whole or in part
Firewood. Plants, shrubs, and trees
Pelt. wool. Fish oil. Rice, broom corr
and bark. Gympsum, ground or un.
ground. Hewn, or wrought, or ull.
wrought burr or grindstones. Dye stufs
Flax, hemp. and tow, unma nufa ac,ured.-
Unmar ufactured tobacco, Rags.
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G.. T. STEWART. Sec'y,

@We were shown q few days since
a mos, beautiful specimen of Dental skill
executed by Armstrong & Durham, o
this village. 1t was full set Of teetf
for the upper jaw. on Gold plate, for
lady near Mansfield. For beautiful
workmanship, and natural, life.like ap
pearanee, it will compare favorably witt
any thing we have ever seen. The fac
that the most of the work Of this kint
in this part Of the state is done here
speaks well for our Dentists.
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Nymuutb Mdsrtissr.
Plymouth, Ohio, Saturday, Sept. 2S.
Indian Battle.

Another battle between u. s. troops
and the Indians Of Nebraska has taken
place, the circumstances Of which are as
follows: On the l7lh Of August last. a
train of Mormons were passing Sarphy's
Point al which place The Indians were
sncamped, waiting for their pay from
Government. They had no provisions.
As the Mormens were passing, q COW be.
longing to one Of them, became frightened
and ran into the Indian camp. The COW
was left behind, and some Of the indians
sho, il down and ate it, after which the
Mormons returned 10 the Fort and told
the Commandant, the Indians had stolen
acow. Twenty.seven soldiers were sem
to arrest them, which rhey Of course re-
sisted. A battle cnsusd in which the In
disns came off victorious. killing the
twenty seven soldiers, and afierward.
plundering the houses occupied by whites
More troops have been sent for. and the
probability is, that this is the commence.
ment of long and bloody war, which
can end in nothing but the complete
determination Of the Indian race. Step
by step they have been driven westward.
acre by acre their lands have been wrsst.
Cd from them, villages and cities have
been built upon their hunting. grounds,
until, surrounded and hemmed in by
inscriptions men, backed by the strong
arm Of military force, the poor Indian
has no resource bu. to fight, knowing
the power srrsyed against him, and his
certain doom. A few years more, and
we shall see the last Of the red man.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-23

IL CHOLERA IN PiTl lsBuRG.--This
dreaded ssourgs after taking is usua]
course through the country, and almost
entirely disappearing. has broken ou, in
Piasburg, Pa. II commenced it's rava.
ges, on Wednesday, the la h inst, ane
up to Thursday last, nearly four hundres
had fallen victims. Pittsburg, has here
tofore been exemp. from the disease, an,
its appearance now exci,es much alarm
The city is undergoing thorough puri
fcation. Thursday last was observed a
day of fasting and payer.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-23

SHAMEFUL DIsHoxEsTY.-As a proof of the
extensive adulteration ofliquors in this country,
the New York Sun says that more port wine is
drank in the U. States in one year than passes
through the Custom House in ten; that more
champagne is consumed in America alone than
the whole champagne district produces that
Cognac brandy costs four times as much in
France, where it is made, as it is retailed for in
our grog shops and that the failure of the whole
grapecrop in Madeira produced no apparent dim
mutton in quantity or increase iu the price oi
wine.
Notwithstanding all that, men will
drink it. The item above has been going
the rounds for the last three years, ant
although every red.noss in the country
knows perfectly we'll the deadly poison'
used in the manufacture Of liquors, ye
they will pour it down. Human ma
ture is queer compound.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-23

ANOTHER WARD ExcITEMENT.-For
some days man by the name of Thom-
asson has been on trial in Georgetown,
Kv., for the murder of his brother.---
Thomasson, it is aledged, shot and killed
him deliberately, but excuses himself for
so doing by asserting that he intended TO
shoot over his head to scare him. A de-
spa,ch from Georgetown says, the jury
after an absence of six hours, being una
BILE to agree, were discharged, eleven be-
ing for conviction and one for acquital.
The despatch adds:
"Upon the jury leaving the courthouse
large crowd followed after him witt
cries of 'tar and feather him' He made
his escape through the back door o
Prati's hotel. 1t is thought that there
will be violence done tonight"
A correspondent Of the Louisville Cour
Ell thus describes a thrilling scene took
place in the court house during the tria
of Thomasson:
The widow of the deceased, after tes
tifying that she never in her life had see,
her husband carrying weapons, much les
on the morning he was killed, and tha
he had not been out of her sight NOR
than an hour before she saw his mangle'
remains-wi,h hear, rendlng sobs, (step
ping up to the prisoner, cried cut, 'Mur
derer! look on this child" Truly thi
.eemed enough TO move the stones of GU
treets TO mutiny and rage.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-23
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
New YORK, Sept 81.

The arabia arrived at quarter pas.
five this afternoon
Flour advanced Is on the week.
Western Canal 2Ss6d. Wheat advanced
ID. White Corn declined Sd. Consols
closed firm al 954.
WAR.-The London Morning Chroni-
Gle says, by this time the Allies must
have landed on the Crimea, and we shall
soon hear Of important events.
The Turks are taking the offensive Wig
orously in Bessarabia and Schamyl has
commenced operations in earnest, having
arrested the tide of Russian victory gain.
ed al Kars.
The Sevastopol expedition will consist
Of $4,000 French and English, and co.
900 Turks.
Austria does not consider the refusal of
Russia caSus beLi.
Nothing OF moment from the Baltic.
The fire engines of Odessa have been
ordered to be destroyed by the Russians.
Cen, Bebutoff has evacuated Bayaziel
and blows up the fortress.
A Constantlnople dispatch says that
Schamyl has surprised the Russian army
in Georgia, near Gero, end destroye 200
villages.
The Duke of Cambridge. Prince Napo.
leon, and the Rife and other Regiments
have left Constantinople for Varna.
Lord Rag Ian would embark at Valns
on the I'd and the expedition was to rem
devious at Baltschik. The troops are
represented as being full of enthusiasm.
The French troops in the Baltic are tt
return to France Immediately.
Austria will still persevere in support.
ing the guarantee from Russia, and will
: await the result of operations against Sc
vastopol.
The Russians are making preparations
) to burn and blow up the fortress of Odas
sa, Reniblow, Galatz and Ismail, should
they be forced to abandon them,
Russia rejects the proposition Of the
Four Powers.
The Friden Blat has advices from Ca
latz, of the 1st, according to which con
siderable number of French and Fnglisl
gun boats entered the Sulina mouth of th'
Danube Aug. 2lst.
DANrzIo, Thursday.-The Fulton, will
paraguay Hilliers and Commodore Nei
! on board, arrived here last night. Al
the Bomarsund forts had been destroye'
and the troops embarked,
Some troops remain along the Islands
f according to the La Presse.
y The Russian forces in Asia have falle
q back as far as Exivan, after sacking tn
Bajazid.
Russian agents, disguised as Bedouin.
J. have been arrested at Damascus.
A From Athens we learn that the Kin
It positively refused any indemnity to Tu
y key.
}. CoNsTANTINopLE 28ih.-It is reporte
" that serious rebellion had broken out i
the Pachaliks of Karien.
= FRANcE.--From the Camp at Bologn'
ST we have food of accounts Of the mi
is nosuvres OF the troops before the Empt
J. ror and Prince Albert.
N SpAIN.--Mr. Soule is charged by Il
ID French and Spanish papers with conn
wing against the tranquility Of Spain.
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this time you may be sure he is not one.
Should you wish 10 be recognised in com
Pany, you v i'll place your right hand over
your mouth, and with the fore finger you
viii slightly draw the inner corner Of the
left eye. Any one seeing you will imme-
disisly commence picking the right ear.
This constitutes the iniliAtOry esre-
mony.
The objects and designs Of The order is
perfectly understood by all Its dOings
can only be learned as they occur.
Enjoining secrecy as tot he author, re-
quest publication. if you please. as other.
may know before they are en,rspped, ant
are thereby placed under The surveillance
OF the most awful Of all societies.
REPENTANCE.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-23

TIn another column will be found
tho advertisement of Duf''s Mercantile
College, Pittsburgh, the eldest institution
Of the kind, in the country. Mr.. Duff,
the Principal, is widely known ps the gu.
thor Of several works on Bookkeeping,
which have received the commentator OF
teachers and businessmen. wherever in.
troduced. For years merchant, and
being we'll qualified to impar the knowl-
edge his varied experience has given him,
we know of no institution better calcu.
lated 10 initiate the novice into the mys.
teries Of commercial life,
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HOTEL LAw.-The proprietor Of Wild
er's hotel, in Boston, has been fined eigt'
dollars and costs, for forcibly ejecting
from his premises q man whom he had
forbidden 10 enter them. The Court de
cided that, the premises being public
house, everybody had right to enter,
provided no trespass was committed.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-23

A western paper says that few days
since, trair composed Of nine wagons
and fifty persons, crossed the Missouri
eastwardly in search ef new home.
They had left Sal. Lake City OH account
Of the oppression and immortality Of their
chursh!
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-23

GFThe Junction Dining Saloon, at
The R. R. Station, Mansfield, has changed
hands, Mr.. c. G. TowNLEs, being the
present proprietor. This announcement
will be very gratifying 10 The travelling
public, as the want of a good eating
house at that point has been severely felt.
Mr.. Townloy understands his business,
ard "does things about right. We
advise our travelling friends never 10 pass
Mansfield hungry. for al no place can they
fad Better fare, or more attention.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-23

TIt is now rumored that the new
government Of Spain is willing to sell the
Island of Cuba, and that the negotiation
is nearly concluded. Madam Rumor and
the New York papers are not 10 be i'm,
plicity relied on in regard to their slate
news" They occasionally deceive theil
anxious inquiries. We shall wait for con
irmation of this rumor before we toss uT
our hat. 1t is not very probable report
but there may be some Truth in the story
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is ssid be is identified in e esbel sssins,
EsPsrIero, and 10 be connected with sun
dry recent attempts Al insurreci on. The
LONDON Times correspondent ss 70 that
he will not venture back 10 Madrid.
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1854-09-23

" They have got a new plan tor
the demolition Of bed bugs in operation
'down east 1t is done by steam-ona
wheel catches them by the nose, another
draws their teeth, while neat little piss
on.rod punches three grains of arsenic
down their ihroats,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

~ o l. L
ST NICHOLAS EShIsIrroS ROOM
p,,s. Mint lab " @s ssot Sosih OF Ysu
Apply on the Prenises
V,O LEAsE-At low prices for any purpose . large
number Of LOTS on ssh .1d ta-s ssi-,,a "a saa oa
avs. fOoiirs cry.t.i P.Ises AFpiysI LArHAAs e.Psa
VNO LET-A THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE,
Roou .edern inp oy.n.n os H. s.s 80 - .
s ssis q L AN s'' TrSun. 6as.
mo LET-A FURNISHED COUNTRY HOUSE
1.: on si :1d l.sa &py foTER
yI,O LET-PAKT Of a HOUSE. with all modern i'm.
0'.7sn :: Stf fiji .u.s. Psy.es Apply
ss West 9-ib-., near sthsv -
VNO Little BRICK DWELLlNG-HOUsE.
No i55 s5h.t woud very vel s tx z
W. se S sn'ss 's %.p as tn: Lasok
class bo'diA' house '''' BiRSEs CAMP 40 stA.v
VJ,O LET or LEAsE-The three UPPER LOFTS
~ m, BUILDING No s. Beetmsns about midway between
Nassau ard wlisnss win ryH ~ y u assrsd 49,
ITO Little FIRST LOFT in the fine new build.
.1s .u,.bs o1 Forte sho~oou MHsi
S iis i59 KIFtSs ere s a si's'-' '''
Two LET-To a small genteel Family the SECOND
FLOOR Of the HOUSE No ~ for,yh. soS'.nnt .so
Cellar. Can be from 10 to $ O'clock
TI,O LET "A fIRsT-CLASS. FOUR-STORf
BROWN sTONE HOUSE l4th--f between me otn sno
hnsbed with al the modern improvements and
Possession Immediately FOR examination, sPpF 10 n
"IDDIh' w. - p Il UPTON. No :, w,ll-st
TINO RENT-Two first-class STONE and BRICK
i HOUSES At NFW-BRIGHTOS Staten Island rsPlete With
Works, Dsmh Water, speaking
Trun Stable. Coach House Garden Ground sc eo.nd
ing surrounded By hne woods and VIM
Eve iunes walk Fery For family ceslrus combining
eity with country - the delightful locations arouna
New York this holds temptations Apply 10
CHAs K HAMILTON. No "a Besver-si SeT-fort
VNO LET VERY CHEAP-To good Tenant
THREE PARLORs On frs floor, BACK BASEMENT, one
ROOM and BEDROOM third floor front Also seoopi noof Two
ROOMS and two BEDROOMS. Inquire No SO Nh--t
VNO LET-The SECOND, THIRD and FOURTH
STORIES Of Chatham and Motsis over the
Fire Insurance Company They VIII Dc YET ID
eether separate. Apply the Office Of the Company
VV'O LET-At STAPLETON, STATEN ISLAND,
.ween the being the fourth Honss north Of
the Sailors Retreat. the TWOsTORY and ATTIC BRICK
HOUSE lpeinted bsown) with FURNITURE. SIX LOTS Of
GROUND and CARRIAGE HOUSE for months for
three yra without the fuInrue Inquire the misses
VINO LET or LEASE. in the Broadway Bank build
ing proved number Of desirable OFFICES
Apry at the Bank. No. 81 Broadway.
DENT $I50-HOUSE to LET at FORT LIE,
IL the camping ground the Palisades nine
walk from steamboat flor. wnich
"Trip. IN day Fare II. cents Inquire OF T.
S FRANCIS a Co. No 252 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-23

IN O l. L T -
At NICHOLAS EXHIBITION ROOM.
No f9s Broadway.
By the Sisht Week. Month OF fesr
Arriy On the Prernis>s
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6ummrr Rctreats.
COuNTRY LIFE DURING the SUMMER.

COUNTRY LIFE DURING the SUMMER.-A
~ French Gentleman and his WIFE both artists OF the hrst dsnc
Non spend months in the country.
would lilo to eschsnge TUITION IN FRENCH and ITALIAN,
SINGING and PIANOFORTE for BOARD IN respectable p-
vate family; Of references Address b. No 10 West
W ashinst D1tqusre.
nCEANIC HOUSE, COMFY ISLAND.-The sub
" scrbtr pleasure his friends and the public
comodiou Hotel situated II miles from Fulton
Fey brooklyn NOW OrEN or the reception OF permanent and
bosrders aud visitors
The commanding view of Staten laud
the Highlands 81 Eevernt the and surrounding
the advantage q eaba hing the hnest beach In the
word delightful dives in s vicinity and IT,
cities and Brooklyn render this one Of the
NOS healthy and sghiiul watering places
The the Hotel unsurpasssd the
furnished and ventilated and OF sufficient capacity
10 hundred Attached the Hotel
sheds and stables where horses can be kept
livery.
and attention will be paid
those who favor them With III II
ALBERT ROGERS a Co.
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Il BLACkROCK, Conn, Long Island sound The Hoase Is
INO STORIES. In good order with large Hail. Paoo sleeping
Rooms khen tint hcos The land comprises aboa rs
the road the sWa Good
W0od excellent Well Of
bach Jiszzs The possesses desirable edufeSood
school and healthy fO fishing and bxhng IL
surssssd u order close estate will be sod low
Apply J. W. HOLBERTON, No ~ MAidsnl.ne the
n
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frenrb Aopertis ements.

EEssRs EToRNEAU Co. AGENTS, No. 30 RUE ST. V.
DAGUERREOTYPE MATERIAL.S.-ALEp.
UesupNS s,sTins s1As1pLArss FkANss AN
o,asrs received BY Nj oUETiN. No iss chareh-''
JIRENCH BOOTS.-Mr. }. FORR, Bootmaksss
Napoleon ILL., in PARIS No 2i9 ST HONOR respeesfa
olms bis that be Ia. removed ns e;
more extensive inn 60 Ne - hue as Nc w sr.v
variety Of the elegant aud 6ne sorts Of Boots snd
20 a. Ess'iS .1Gis% ''
FRENCH WAX MATCHES, without sulphur =
dO vh.sv TINPEs s s9S o NH PrSc rEssV
PAPER Tor smokers iiNp C noA VIZ" p....,. Va.
Paris a., o,,r-,s A. ,a,,,>
VII samples depostsd in Philadelphia by Mr. Pntd
ETTERS COPYING PRESS SUPERSEDEn-
i 4 The Pstentsd ELECTRO CHEMICAL CoPyISr. BY Mrl
Beau hsS sod oher wns with facility This nyen
vey useful to merchants Orders received BY
oUETiN. No. la Church-st
NrITRITlyE JELLY. made with Goldfish Lin
~ on by Mr. J. CoRDlER Chemist and Druggist, Rue c,o,s
fes chsmTs 49, Paris rhy.ieia,' se.no~ edge thai The
nv than liquid aud sksn without a ( y
case Otherwise for everybody Deps at Mr.. ouhriSs' Sat
Charch-st :, ~
ID NOLCH, rue Montmartre, No. 10, farn1
COPYING PRESS new system without ss sew .,,Sas,
s1s Of u .sas is special 's stand
VA mn ne ssen rgys eomprns within roll
diameter twelve inches icus or
~i XIV t sTorrER sa INK IL
resus This stopper the pouring OF ink into the
UNIV ERsAL RULE-Tbis rule Of invention sss i.h
psn,sbs % EaneI Architects p mn
all shades light and dark, waered dawin mo'aew ~ ~
IETTER-wEIeHERs for the of Merchants sspsth ~
' NEW 'PERrETUAE ALMANAC indicating the rsl. ,.l
'' FSiEST PEScIL CUTTERS q.ss.,. 70, sr:..
oUETIN. No. is Besverst.
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Carpctinas, Sc.

Garpctings, Sc.
VELVET and TAPESTRY CARPETS.-Just re-
ceiy.d per rhs Manhattan Great Western few
|elys aud Tapestries in good quality and patterns from the
factory Msss Cfosy sons Also few bales damask and
heavy twd all yenetisns sale reasonable pdees
for cash only. GEORGE f. L. HYATT,
Nos "a and 4i6 Pearl Of. New York
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Mafbinsrp, Sc.

A the CRYSTAL PALACE is a MATCH
sfLiNI MAC Fine maize in an i,n
lo'se yie $500 minute. Like
IS eseA The Of them seeorains 10 terIitory -" :"
a. L. L. GILLILAHD P.trnt.-
An expsrenesd MANUFACTURER Of MATCHES /. $3.50
CIysis Palace. n Y. W VIC is'eaiee'
RUTCHER READ, Manufacturers Of Sheet Lead
AID Ls1 Ppe Brs Iron snd Copper Pamps clo.. Ccpye,
bcue bsh Iess Iron sinks a. sxes PlurhnS All II.
No ss Ws;ssst. oez doom rpn Peek clip. sA''
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-an s1rruo he.ntiful COTTAGES and

rop sALE-Two beautiful COTTAGES and
TLors ofGRouND .:a.ted st ionts-s s.essr, ooss,y;
f.ras q 6os .ss''@, sss sss ss,i Az. s1s
r. 30 feet n seT-h ali fsEced complete order
-. sid S.yiss ssiai q he Hsea River cI.;sa
,s b. rssdsncs M JsrnIss .se the yeiaiJ Of an i'm
ro.nsBs and sbos, onsh.i u. nc1sy can %
bond 'ne H''s' ASTfioSY J. BLEEtkER No ! Broad St
7 OTS for sALE-At the Beautiful Village OF GOOD
i ~ wA i is: ss.' g..
rad Station al As ioe.n hn a. ,n -, nsib. Ln..
.o ri minutes. yah q The P..e. ~. Ga DRY
~: sss , s,rss :. y- Pee. .sd Easy
fsre.bis fss. Ger, dong bushes. ss iorS
s. i;I ,iiL' o. %M FrafITrs So sro
nRIyATE sALE.-A very pretty HOUSE and
.sari one ACRE Of GROUND VITA BARN and CARRIAGE
a.is soswISa % s sss s'f ps
sessr nes day for New York Th. SIZE Of one
~ s z e s .aa Ss "a
w .Oss s cgbaR swa sn sboa sp s.
bs & wood LANDING Said Farm i u ar rss Tisr
WEIRs ASe,i No Metropolitan Bank BUILDING corner Of
Pne-.i ard Blosd..,. ~ : 80, ;; : n
THE EAST NEWa0kk and \. l,s s.a.s
.,Are selling LOTS terms Of payment and Dan money
iSs sTs ..uy ioessd It schools churches. as
oTl sod . s' ins ea sa Fulton
g rom south Ferry the Avenue Railroads.
nov in I,9ss o. q ss.a bSror sis. Es
rJ,O MANUFACTURERs.-Per DESTROYS OF
FRECTING FACTORY mot nus.neel and desiring PsasS
of the city 90 minutes by the Long na
70 fh very doof) viii be literally dean "n y me
ssr.d Proprietor Of Clsrencev vile Ions Island Apply
PFCARE No 1863 Hester-ss.. : 10 O'CLOCK
Tor SALE-A SMALL FARM or COUNIkf
+ STAT situated the Delaware River It Su5,nsoD
excellent Buidirg Fruit IN abundance. ~
Do, odef and one the prettiesi places on the sn9
with Philadelphia BY railroad and sesmoos 'n
.y,Ty hour The purchase money can remain Apply 70 .
PFAsE. Burlirgtfn. y J.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE.-SIA
ions ., I,t,v between sd 2hs. Inquire AZ the once
81. pnnys Iron Works foot Of East 25thst SLOAN LEO
GIFT.